‘Today’ S Weather: “40 Below Zero Fast (Contracts Let for Linda Vista School Building February 1956 Is Set as Completion Date for Structure Contracts for a new ele- area between Perry and Mt. Clemens Sts. and adjacent to East Blvd. were awarded by the Pontiac Board of Education yesterday after- noon. To be known temporarily as the Linda Vista School, the $305,000 contract for the architectural trades for this new building went to Bundy Construction Co., of Pontiac. Mechanical trades |awardee was Matt Conez- BABY, IT’S COLD INSIDE-—While secretary Pat! cold room of GMC Truck &, Coach Division's Dyna-|mius of Milford in the’ Parker of 24 Henry Clay Ave. tries to beat the! ,mometer Building. Asked through the intercom for | » heat with a summer dress and—a-dig fan, Carl J. le temperature report, Carl replied nonchalantly: | j}amount-of $71,300. Located on a l0-acre site, the | mentary school to serve-the | ae : ” = 3 1 : ‘ € rs : 4 : a SE Q . \ bs Mi he a \ s u - . , ! : 4 The Weather eee J | See E PONTIAC PRESS a : ‘Details, page 2. | | Edition | 118th YEAR kkk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955—30 PAGES snc aT mas OT aay? PROTOS Te aggered I Foods aS Death Toll Nears 100 en te et F lood Waters Sweep vay Pavements Property loss in Seven States Runs to Billions Thousands Are Honieless as Governors Declare State of Emergency By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Flood waters roared down rain-filled rivers of the Northeastern states today, adding to heavy damage already inflicted by the area's severest flood in his- tory. The loss was estimated in billions of dollars. The death toll, which be- gan to climb early yester- day, had reached at least 92 for the seven-state area. And the peak of the flood was still to come in some sections. The known dead listed state by states were: Pennsylvania 41; Con- necticut 30; Massachusette 11; New | Jersey 5; NeW York 2; Virginia 2; a a " th Ora coat ) | fOO MUCH AT ONE TIME—Water from a broke n | AP Wirephete| | dam rushes down the business section of Thompson- | and paveme nts were swe pt away by the force of | ville, Conn. as a result of the beavy rains, Sidewalks | the water. * te % * Robinson of 1206 Tull Rd. tests an engine in the ‘‘About 40 degrees. below zero." Heat Records TODAY'S TEMPERATURES | Rhode Island 1. New reports of dams craumb- ling under the force of swollen | streams added to the swelling to- | tal of property damage. The collapse of the Rice City Dam in North Uxbridge, Mass. sew Linda Vista School will pro- |vide eight primary ——| two scam eae and four uppe elementary grade rooms ‘or tek this mas e jarea of the school district. | Also to be included in the plan ! : : \drawn by H. E. Beyster & Asso- Locks, Conn. and 7.39 inches at tac area. It's to be iniostly fair | | ciates, Inc., of Detroit, Hunt 40 Persons Missin | Ponting ander the new Oakland Low reading durifig the night | pore F oie — twas 72 degrees. At@ a.m. today, | ¢adorsed voters of | the mercury stoog, at 78 degrees,| Coumty im ‘. But none are seen for the Pon. | rising to 92 degrees at 2 p.m. | Although the special education = | program will be administéred lo- | cally, the finances come from the are two 1 esecns TS 20 OM «...- 88 Boston. both days. honed Galla her Sa A sent a five-foot wall of water : na » 4 am Showers Were The Weather Bureau has not — = . | charging down the Blackstone Riv- Sam. ...... 1% Noon ......- 92! Rockies, Regaordiconnags pale lemanced its previous ‘ prediction | These spreial class From F! d d C Si fe | trent Woonsocket, RI 9 a.m. Gipm ...... 82 ern plains, the Great Lakes re- {that the hot spell will continue | the first to be coustroctnd ‘a OO ec amp ] e _— devastated iy earlier | gion, states bordering the Guif | ‘hTough Wednesday, at least. Temperatures threatening the | 100-degree mark are slated for to- day and tomorrow after the mer- | cury shattered an 83-year heat record yesterday and established | - a new high mark for the year. 2 : ° . Me tints Buen wa we ~Oal Miners Will Receive temperature’ may reach 98 de- |New $2-A-Day Pay Raise Amy .) Wr rong STROUDSBURG, Pa. (#—An extensive search was eateahe IN DANGER ° ‘launched at dawn today for about 40 persons missi: ware Rive | Father of Victim Says from a private simanar cai five sates | north of poe] acuta eres ae on in 7 Trenton, He’s Not Happy With that was completely covered by swirling flood waters. {Capital of New Jersey. oe _ Court Verdict-— There was no indication whether the adults and pomeeenay geege oars pai paquets aa ee | children in the camp were trapped when Broadheads |etfort to forestall damage to the tr te quan ot te m,| NEW YORK '‘w—Sgt. James C. | Creek overflowed Thursday | night or made it safely to [building and its valuable records, Ballard Electric Co. of Pontiac Gallagher says he will go as high | shore. : ae and parts of the upper and mid- dle Mississippi Valley. While downstream communities grees both days. _ ae took-the electrical trades contract as the U.S. Supreme Court if nec-| State Police who reacted built hasty sandbag dikes and Yesterday, the downtown (P_ 7 ; for the new school in the amount | exsary in appealing a court-mar- ‘the camp sight this morn- Si t Advi evacuated low ~ lying districts, oman ty ep a WASHINGTON (P—A new $2-a-day pay raise for] ot $7.20. | tial verdict that convicted him of ing reported “no sign of Cou VISOr ee ae eee erent Following a policy adopted b with relief that the flood crest * i y LJ vans ta th Gocvene ot 10 ate then | Policy committee for a late afternoon m meeting, presum- g. presum- .|emme.. Gallagher was an guilty | roaring current of the Nauga- in Gorham_Murder maining_in—operation were re 3 96 at* hoon. | ably to ratify a new coal labor pact. Riots if a |of collaboration with the Chinese |- tuck River undermined more served for emergeficy use. poets + Reds, mistreating fellow prisoners, | ian 9 ter of: Union Ceme- The governors of Pennsylania By, 1 o'clock, it had reached 98 | : The reported ag ment | and informing on them to gain fa-| "8" * Warter " me | MUSKEGON «@—A former Boy ° ; ed until « ° ; tery here yesterda | Massachusetts, Rhode Island and degrees, where it remained unti Cit Reservists was said to call ote a 15-) vored treatment for himsetf. | Ser} ’ y: | Scout camp counselor with @ rec-| Connecticut declared a state of the 2:30 rise to 99. It slipped back | y ai cents an hour_i _ef- in asa lanca ‘The willllery csurt of sfekt | Tombstones were upset. Ce- | ord as a sex offender was held pc > Yo 98 throught 5:30> then continued > \Le To ncrease,; y o | 4 ment vaults and coffins were | in the Peter Gorham slaying today. ergency. a to slide through the night. eave ‘omorrow | | fective ‘Sept. 1 and a fur- a then ae Pag) ed — re ee | State Police Sgt. Milton Swingle BRIDGES WASHED OUT _ Meanwhile, other parts of the | for. Ft. Knox ‘ther 10-cent raise to take | Elsewhere in/ | Moreton opeallshars te ae | ae , ho 1 the river | 0f the Grand Haven Post said the| Bridge after bridge was reported country, were experiencing some | effect next April 1. ° | tated ool roy heat te nagar sate vet | man was arrested in the Trav-| Wasted out. Dams burst and tor- relief from the heat, thanks to | The 90 officers and men of Pon. Three Perséns Slain avsanelh prectonnd am aria oe P| core) aon ‘workmen lifted |... City area yesterday and held rents of water tore mercilessly at before 2:30: p.m., establishing new 83-year and season records. The year’s previous high, 98, | was registered July 4. The mercury got off to an early many soft coal miners was reported ready for announce- ment today. The boost, which would come in two stages, could| set the pattern for the entire soft and hard coal industry. start in setting the new records. thundershowers. LIGHT RAIN FALLS Light rain fell along the New England coast. after heavy down- drenched many northeastern states. Rainfall of 9.41 inches in 24 hours was reported at Windsor John L. Lewis, 75-year-old president of the United Starting at a comfortable 74 de-; Mine Workers Union, summoned his 200-man Seattle Sa | tiac’s 703rd Tank Battalion are. | scheduled to teave here tomorrow | morning for an intensive two weeks of field training at Ft, Knox, Ky. The reserve unit, complete: with all necessary equipment, will leave Pontiac by train at 8 a.m., arriving at the base at about 10:30 p.m. Lewis was reported to have | reached agreement privately this | week with Harry M. Moses, presi- | dent of the Bituminous Coal Op | -erators Assn. | Moses represents northern commercial producers and the “captive” mines owned by the date for the building is F = of ee ee | the board of education, the school’ A | murdering two fellow prisoners of | official name will be decided. by | ¥@'. the boys and girls who attend the/ The court-martial yesterday an- school after it opens. Completion ‘ nounced its verdict after deliber- ating five hours. In addition*to the unpremeditated murder of two! in Demonstrations i i CASABLANCA (®—Rioting b e out in a native quarter of Casablanca today, sec- ond el of the exile of Na- tionalist Sltan Mohammed Ben Youssef. Police fired on the Moroc- i; French Morocco | fan court. The decision is subject to two au- | tomatic reviews, first by the Ist Army commanding offi Judge Advocaje General's Office in Washington. - The 23-year-old Brooklyn soldier | then by a review board of aS | anything.” The site was un- ‘der water. All 14 buildings in the camp — known as |Camp David — were gone. corpses from the upended coffins onto stretchers for burial in a bare hole on the far side of me crema | | PORT JERVIS, N. Y. ®—Press- men stood in the water yesterday { to get out the Port Jervis Union- | Gazette, which hasn't missed an_ Held in Slaying Ex-Counselor With Sex ‘| SEYMOUR, Conn, w—The _Offense Record Quizzed | a for questioning. Swingle said the man, whom he did not identify, formerly was a counselor at Camp Waba- ningo, a Boy Scout camp ‘near Muskegon, The 12-year-old Gorham boy dis- ' appeared from the same camp on there had been passed. Thousands were homeless and whole cities went without drinking water, electricity and gas. There was no news, good or bad, for worried relatives outside some flood: buildings and anything else in the | way. Hazardous rescues. were rou- tine. Troops and (acilities if the Int and 2nd Army areas were ordered to give all ald possible to flood- ravaged areas, Bally bridges to previde temporary river cross- ml the same day. | steel industry. can demgnstrators, paled when the court gave ity de- edition in 105 years. ja hiking trip with a group of ings were being moved ye ; Reds Pull Surprise A 9man advance party, led | Similarly, Lewis and Moses got| ElsewVere in Morocco three per-| cision, but soon regained the com-| The newspaper,- its building | Scouts July 5. His body was found| ®* ff away as Marion, . ; by Maj. F. D. Themgern, anit | ‘gether secretly in 1952, made a| %0ns wre slain in scattered dem-| posure he had maintained through: | sloshing with flood waters, moved last Sunday in a lonely woods! Helicopters’ fluttered overhead executive officer, lett Thursday onstrafions out the trial, its editorial operations and its As-| about five miles south of the camp. | dropping supplies and rescuing at Conference End for the southern camp to prepare (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Zem, 75 miles southeast In. Detroit the father of oné of | sociated Press teletype printer to He had been shot through the head. people from roof tops and isolated Abed , +4) of Qasablanca, one person was ict _.| offices of the Tri-State Associated LIE TEST scraps of high ground. The air- GENEVA (INS) — The historic a spiced mae stains! ung sateen Killed = — ou gr nay in go panes the pth pttnes Telephone Corp:; on higher ground. | sy inote cee = © ex.counselor | CTalt, @ welcome sight to stran — at ' aff ongtration, Two others were — : . ; trom atoms-for-peace conference a Weder the snend of Li. Ol. in Mucnigan Trattic lagher. Copy boys hustied stories down | «could not a tor his where- flood victims, flew in Army, which East and West exchanged Lioyd A. Gabier, the medium tank unit will be given concentrated training courses in gunnery, main- tenance and? communications. Also a mp 15 miles southeast of In Golken and Marrakech— scene of bloody rioting during the past six weeks—an uneasy calm Michael Jones, 54, father of Cpl. John William Jones, declared yes- terday that “if I'd had a chance to vote I'd give him the same medi- the water-filled street to the printers, who stuck to their un- damaged linotypes and presses. Pressmen waded about, locking abouts” on July 5. A liedetector test given yesterday by State Po- lice Detective Clarence Bloomquist of Traverse City failed to. clear Navy and Coast Guard stations. Flood waters apparently hit hardest at Stroudsburg, Pa., with at least 20 counted dead, and Water- The Soviets pas on the list will be training on the gan traffic in the early. hours of a “Nati forms on the presses. bury, Conn., where at least 15 per- ‘was reported. ve quarters bris-| cine he gave those other boys. the man, Swingle said. ' nine h lost would build cyclotrons as well as M34 medium tank, the Army’s la-| Snother sizzling weekend. tled with French security forces.| “I'd have fed hi thing, tak Tone of newsjeint wes ked A thets —— reported to have Quiet was also in the » | Moroccan an ot Rabat, French ‘Grandval re his pants away and let him go naked and when he got good and hungry a nail,” he said. “Then I'd throw Se. and weak I'd hang him on and ruined, = the paper came of its usual! eight pages, plus an| advance-printed four-page supple- ment—and right on time, _ Whe have been working on the te man in Traverse City today, “This looks like a fairly decent lead,”’ said a State Police spokes- man at East Lansing. ‘The Naugatuck River roared through. --tearing—out power lines and queaping away buildings. It was “the worst dis- aster Waterbury has ever seen,” said Fire Chief Francis T. Scully, Stroudsburg, a resort. center in troit, 25 free nations call for American 15 TIPS CHECKED OUT (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) sate sos oa ‘Guards Help Fight I Forest Fire at Grayling) mcm as | He to —! isotopes but include no Cavanagh he Muskegon County ad- Driving North Monday? in GRAYLING of Pontiac’s Company “M,” was ion ot the Cuartomes, ‘ine {ton Swill: Gb Miaesis esene Regiment of Detroit, the 425th wicael a uated’ fumes tan Woteh Bo City Detour among units which dropped arms | pulled out of the area by midnight. They were scheduled to leave for| and the 126th Infantry Regiment prensa nd er Yy hélp battle the blaze. . The started just as Guards-| 216 a¢ midnight last night but | ** Western Michigan,” 1 at the camp and checked|_LANSING wn — The State High- “The fire broke out in the afte; | ™€" prepared to break camp after a én tiladion ade the fire Every available military vehicle | out hundreds of tips without ob- way Departinent said today a tem- noon about seven miles northeast would delay gchedutes by | ¥** used. Sait fa inte texan itt Today's Press |ine tems. ses sanane ts oo Hartwick Pines State Park. Hart. }Oaay S FIeSS | tour We-swae-eatimatedthe| 5-14 comand post wan tet ea wick Pines is one of the few re-| Building News ........ 13 thra 21 | last of the men wouldn't leave| i, under Brig. Gen, Cecil. Ken- maining stands of virgin white pine| Church News ............... 8 9 |C@Mp until " nedy of Flint to nate Na- Conservation Depart- Cuanty NEWS .-.0+ss0seeebe.. 6 a eiie tional Guard operations with Con- ment said, however, the nannies tiseseesereseensess & | A sehethiled eritique and award | soevation Department fighters. fire did not burn any of the park.) Sports ........... ............ 19 | ceremony, customarily held the "51,5" Gen. Gordon A. MacDonald But 11 p.m. firefighters had the| Theaters ,................. 10, 11 |!#st day of training, had to be post-| _¢ Detroit, commandér of the 46th fire contained in a 3-by-2% mile| TV and Radio Programs.......29 | Poned. ~~ Division, remained at’ a central Seat tee ee Oe | Wie, Bart ..... oe «= Other units fighting the blaze (radio control point to coordinate lanes. PACS sees cse. G2] were the 46th Division efforts from camip. , ae 4 a By : ‘ i Pontiac to Get $133,316 Share OI ici ile ic ising a AU il, ei a ie a * e ae \, 2 EN cies ec e, a : ¥ fa 4 pes - vi | Odkland County Figure $634,036 for Second Quarter of 1955 Net receipts of the State Motor Vehicle Highway Fund for the second quarter of 1935 totaled $31.444.347.29, announced Highway Coramissioner Charles M. Ziegler. Xs provided in Public Acts of 1951, as amended, the money will ge to the State Mtighway | Aaconding to the distribution for- mula, the State Highway Dept. will “yeceive $13,835.512.81 as its share $634,036.55 from the Motor Vehicle ,Highway Fund. Pontiac's share is $133,316.40, The sum of $250,000 is being de- increased, . The present deduction is the 16th on thé loan, leaving $1,000,000 remaining to be paid by porated villages which will receive rh —$10,113.90 Woods—06.367 01 108.83 i Walled Laker Faces Manslaughter Count Charged with manslaughter in the death of a 14-year-old Com- ‘Pontiac Democratic Club Will Hold Picnic Sunday ‘The Weather oe temperature preceding ¢ &.m: {~ PONTIAC. AND tinwed mestty 76, mm. Felr ond it, low 19-76, Teday in Pontiac At 8 @.m.: Wind: velocity 19 m.ph. Direction: yA ed . . | Dm, “ eo 2. Moon rises Sunday at 10:05 a.m. - Dewntewn OMe i ceveves ii O.M..seeness- O.M., ceverenes ff errr ee TT a 2 DML. cceees.. Lint tT TT ee 1A ewe ee oo 93 98 ‘Friday ry cagihecorged Bownicen) CaS steer pinta qeappiciead 4 _|.cityus-experimental station. ducted from the counties’ share as | ‘Donald. She came to Pontiac 35 | at home, and 11 grandchildren, a-brother. Russian farm chiefs who have been on a month's tour of American farm centers hold a news confer- ence today and then conclude their tour with a visit to a dairy in the San Fernando valley. | They fly to-Washington on their way home tomorrow. The Soviet agricultural experts meved into Los Angeles last | night after a day spent in the Riverside citrus area, east of | Los Angeles, Most of their time was spent at | | the University of California's big --or three hours they exhaustive- ly questioned a large panel of the station's experts on eyery con- ceivable phase of citrus culture. Then they went into the ex-~ ort | areas and Were shown the various projects now in prog- One member of the party, Alex- ander V. Tulupnikov, 46, a member of the Soviet ministry of agricul- ture advisory board, collapsed in the bus just as the party reached the experiment station. - The doctor who treated him said thej--Russian official's collapse apparently was due to exhaustion rather than to a heart condition he MOSCOW (INS) — A 12-man American | farm delegation ended The Americans will leave Mos- cow Sunday morning for Berlin and home, | ‘They arrived here yesterday by plane from the Siberian frontier where they studied Russian efforts to change the vast wasteland into a corn-and-hog producing belt. Late last night, after a buffet Ambassador Charles Bohlen, the American farmers and agricul- tural specialists worked on their As corn farmers, the Americans probably wil] question the fact that Russia is splurging on corn in -areas which are much further north than the corn. belt in the US. - One American has suggested, for instance, that sorghum might preve a better fodder erop in much of the Siberian area. As cost-conscious private enter- prisers, the -Americans - were stunned at the Russian’s manpower (and womanpower). They may recommend time and labor studies to improve the has. side. * Mrs. Nellie E. Bennett Mrs. Nellie: Ellen Bennett, 70, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Pauline Foster of 236 E South Boulevard Friday morning. Born in Cortland, N. Y, Aug. 11, 1885 she was the -daughter of Deaths in Pontiac Area «| Norman he is survived by two daughters and a son, Pamela Jane, Bonnie Jean and Walter at home: Also surviving is.a sister, Mrs. (Charlotte) Keeley of Pontiac. _ Funeral will be Monday at 1:30 p.m, from Huntoon Funeral Home. James and Margaret Lowery Mc- i member of St. Vincent de Paul Foster she is sur- other daughters and | son, Mrs. Dorothy Calsom of f | Mrs. Barbara Pressnell and Fran- | cis Bennett of Pontiac. Also surviving are two brothers and a sister, Leo of Pontiac, | Charles of Detroit and Mrs. Alice McInerney of Pittsburgh, Pa. Rosary service will be Sunday at 8 p.m. in’ the Pursley Funeral |Home. The funeral will be Mon- day at 10 a.m, from St. Vincent's | Church followed by burial in Mt, Hope Cemetery. Earl Finch After an illness of two months, Earl Finch, 64, of 271) Silver Lake Rad. died av Pontiac General Hos- pital this morning. Born at Milan June 26, 1891 he was the son of Fred and Mary Briggs Finch. He married Nina Beltz in Pontiac in 1922. Mr. Finch had lived in Pontiac 4) yeats and wag employed by Grand Trunk Western railroad. Besides his widow and mother he is survived by three daughters and three sons, Mrs. Orvella Pratt of Flint, Mrs. Mary Shaw of Dray- ton Plains, Fred, Edward, Mrs. Maw Edwards of Pontiac and Jack + and ‘at Fisher Body Division. The Rev. James Luther of Silver. crest Baptist Church will officiate and burial will be in Rerry Mount Park Cemetery. Howard C. Harroun Howard C. Harroun, 50, of 6073» Waldron Rd. Clarkston, died in} Pontiac General Hospital at 5:30 p.m, Friday, He had been ill a week, : Born in Gratiot County Sept. 12, 1904 he was the son of Charlies and Blanch Hall Harroun. He married Rose Allen Sept, 16, 1950 in Pontiac, He had lived in Clark- ston since 17 and was employed Besides his widow and father he is survived by four sons and five daughters, _Orvil of, Pontiac, Charieg of Saginaw, Donald at the U. S. Air Base in Alaska, Pvt.. Ar; thur LeBlanc of Ft. Knox, Ky., Mrs. Blanch Schultz of Waterford, Mrs. Luella Smith and Mrs, Bulah Anderson of Wyandotte, Mrs, Lo- retta Martin of Clarkston and Ja- nette LeBlanc at home and 10 grandchildren, Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Violet Kickson of Pontiac and Mrs. Dorothy Newsbaum of Waterford. Township. Funeral will be Monday at 3 p.m. from Huntoon Funeral Home. The Rev. James Luther of Silvercrest Baptist Church will officiate and burjal will be in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. \Mrs. Lester C. Wilbur "| two sisters, Elmer and Mrs. Jessie Taft of Milan and Mrs. Daisie Murray of Stockbridge. The body is at the Huntoon Fu- , | meral Home. ‘ |Walter Gelinska Walter Gelinska, 35, of 434 So. Anderson St. died at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- Born in Detroit Oct. 12, 1919 he was the son of Walter and Eva Buckley Gelinska. He married Edna Niemi at Bowling Green, Ohio, ‘in om 1948. He had re- sided in Pontiac since 1934. Besides hig widow and mother | Mrs, Lester -€.- (Joan Delia) Wilbur, 38, of 30 Pingree Ave. died ily at 3:25 p.m. Friday in Pontiac General Hospital, Born in Ionia July .1, 1917 she was the daughter of Charles and Nellie Humphreys McKee. She came to Pontiac 10 years ago and was a member of St, Michael Cath- olic Church, Mrs: Wilbur was @ PTA. board member and also a troop commit- tee leader of the Girl Scouts. Besides her husband she is sur- sons, Pamela Sue, Catherine Di- ane, Patricia Ann, Michael John) and Patrick James, all at home. ‘Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Mary White of Ionia. The body is its month-long toyx of Russia today | with a report to the Soviet ministry of agricultiire. supper at the residence of U.S. ~repert-te--the--Seviet-- ministry, + es ‘efficiency of jabor-in-the -country-}-& SOUTHERN EXPOSURES—Beat-the-heat methods ‘short-clad Pontiac businessmen adopted by the foursome above aren't new, but they Bill Dickinson,, W. L. Pipe, Don Roberts and Collis certainly appear effective, The cool, Bermuda A. Scott, of Dickinson's Men's Wear store. \Detroit Officer. {Killed by Drunk Slayer Shot to Death by 2nd Patrolman Probing ‘Family Trouble’ Call The Day-in Birmingham x , To ‘Ticket’ City Children |in New Safety Program * yy Pontiac Press Phote are, left to right: Outlines Goa The chairman of the Pontiac General Hospital Board of Trus- | tees last night pledged the best | possible eare for patients, early | construction of a new addition and maintenance of good employe and | public relations during his term as board chief, “The objects of the board during the ‘next year will be to provide | the best possible care that we can | for patients,” said William P. Bab- cock, board chairman, “In addition, we will do everything possible to expedite the building program and get the job done as quickly as we. can. “We will also strive to maintain City Woman Hurt in 2-Car Accident A Myearcold Pontiac woman 8.month-old daughter Dorothy, passengers in a car driven by M Culler’s husband, Dale Eugene, 26, of 224 Hazel Ave., when their car Ave. Culler and his daughter were not injured. Kent told officers he was ap- traveling east on Huron St. when Kent’s car ran a stop sign and Struck his car. Amateur photographers in the at Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home. U. S. own 34 million cameras. | to meetings ‘‘so they ‘Jailed for 90 Days lat Pontiac Is for Year | the best possible employe and pub- lic relations.” . | OFFERS PROPOSAL Babcock offered for the board's | consideration a proposal that hos- | pital department heads be invited | may know the | problems faced.” He said such an} arrangement would result in “‘bet- ter understanding.” i In regular board action, Bab- | cock named members to four standing committees, They are: Finance — Harold S. Goldberg, chairman; Charles E. Yeager,. Harold B. Euler. House Adminis- tration — Joseph Jones, chairman; | Mra, B. B. Roush, Euler. Medico- Administrative — William P. Bab- cock, chairman; Willis M. Brewer. Property — Brewer, chairman (re- appointed); Euler, Yeager. | AMENDMENT READ First reading was given a pro- posed amendment to the hospital by-laws which would establish a/| fifth standing committee, the nego- tiating committee. = Tatroduced by Mrs. Roush, the | amegdment calls for the new committee to negotiate any wage agreements connected with any labor organizationg and to in- vestigate and review working agreement changes or requests made by unions or workers’ as- sociations. Referred to the finance commit- tee was a recommendation by Law- retta Paul, hospital director, that admission fees be increased, Miss Paul said they were not increased when rates were raised recently, Hoekman: that air conditioning units be installed in the surgery rooms was referred to, thé proper- ty and finance committees for in- vestigation and action, City Hospital-C€ hairman Coal Miners fo Get New Pay Raise {Continued From Page One) deal and the rest of the industry accepted it,-although Southern coal mine owners did so reluctantly. The new agreement would replace that three-year-old contract, Miners now make an $18.25: basic daily wage. The two-stage | in- crease wo raise this to $19.45 Sept. 1 and 23 on April 1. The Charleston, W, Va., Daily Mail said it learned details of the | reported new agreement from highly placed industry sources, The newspaper said the deal calls for time-and-a-half pay for Saturday work, double pay for Sanday Wark, Gad aq ceca’ WORK of vacation with $140 In pay. Few miners work Saturdays or Sundays. Their present coritract requires premium rates for Satur- day and Sunday work only when a miner has already put in five days work that week. One week of vaca- tion with $100 in pay is now pro vided. _indication_that-the the union's health-welfare. fund would be changed by the new con- Ptfact, It now stands at 40 cents a ton, After a period of sagging sales, the coal industry this year began to share some of the prosperity enjoyed by other industries. It was common talk that Lewis — who could have sought contract changes two years ago — would wait no longer. This was particu- larly 8o since substantial wage in- creases were negotiated earlier | this summer_in the auto and steel. industri ; es. To Build New Bridges GRAND HAVEN ® — Two bridges costing some $6,500,000— one for cars, and one for railroads will be built-by the state highway department at Grand Haven. Man Hit by Car, Dies. GRAND RAPIDS w—Glen Jami- Grand State Hospital | yi Larson said that the staff and |. There. was_no. foyalty paid by mine owners inte} fi i He ag Jamieson said: 6 SHOTS HIT MAN | All six of Jamieson’s shots hit the man he was declared warned of trouble in the apartment, . “Mrs. Bailey left her husband in Shelbyville on Aug. 11 because she said he was “mean to me and the kids” and returned to Detroit, Car Hits Boy, 5, Riding on Tricycle — Five-year-old Andrew James Wi- was treated and released at Pon- tiac General Hospital yesterday for a head injury. He was struck by a car driven by Mrs, Bisbikis, 39, of 133 Mohawk Rd., while riding a tricycle, according gént, son of Dr. and Mrs Ralph | ! D. Wigent,. of 101 Mohawk Rd., | the ti z ty skERe Death Toll Mounting in Eastern Floods (Continued From Page One) heating and cooking, 7 = * * While Str the messy job Of bailing out, cities was backing out of a driveway and did not see the child until it was too late to avoid hitting him. She said the impact knocked him from his tricycle. ITU Will Work Papers tion voted to continue the union newspaper jit calls UNITYPO on the recommendation Thursday of the majority members of a com-, thittee. : : The majority report said the union newspaper is ‘the most ef- fective and cheapest means of Port Jervis, N. Y., @ railroad runoff fed into the larger that drain the area, joods. defense in monopoly -situations.” ¢ able to take advontoge of merchandise. You'll never With @ convenient charge account you're always our specially odvertised miss the boot on savings If . it’s a pleasure to charge it Gt os. high ground. by. = ‘ ¢ ‘ i - THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 Back-to-School Shopping Tips: TODAY'S SCHOOLS—Top lighting from the sky cheers the modern classroom. There are no dark spots when prismatic glass blocks are _embedded in the , coiling as in this Senate to Hear Says Maker Liable 4 is reaching the point where teach- new Michigan echeal —~+ ‘School System ls Overstuffed 36 Million Will Crowd Into Institution® This Coming Yeor The nation’s classroom problem ers no longer say “Please be seated.” you all str” , With 36 "mllios children — a! million more than a year ago — doing it, he'd evened the ; : 1 §. ardly blow thot Redcoat officer being sent to school, the | 4 hin te cos le oes Office otf Education estimates the | That really is ai guess—an educated guess—for the office has figures for only 33 states and three territories, Anyhow the net result is ex- over-worked teachers, overstuffed classrooms and children shoe-| horned into church basements, old stores and auditoriums. IDEAL CLASS SIZE The situation wil! vary, course, from community to com- | munity. Some lucky areas will | class—25 is the ideal set up by) the National Education Association classes reneee - to i pupils. They ask instead “Do/| ‘nation is shore 260,000 classrooms. — Official Blasts of} | (NEA)—while others will have “Tidiculous outcry” | Nessmen working in government | French-Canadian epithet for the | ‘at face value and relaxing vigil- | | for free while drawing regular| animal as IN THE DAYS OF DAVY CROCKETT i Se; Sey a if oa Fgh ego ‘Cape. 1ES4, King Peetu: Symdicwte, bee, Worhd righay reemreed The second war with England was over but there was trouble in Fleride where, it was re- the Spanish were the United States. Jackson went there end promptly seized the city of Pensa- cole. The Spanish cooled off, quick. indians te White House, wotching out for them. Bs Beliog why Policy Critics. Former Officer Defends. Executive Advisers in Government Jobs WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 uw — A have only 25 to 30 children per former Democratic Cabinet officer | | Want Peace—or Else!"' the author | denounced today what he called a! against busi- | Last year the aateer was | salaries from Private corporations. | wae emery ei et ‘ifCars Are Unsafe CLEVELAND i — A Chicago | |sttomey says death and injury | Wayne Teacher Detroit Professor Given accidents should be directed at Chance to Deny ° Red auto manufacturers for negligence | . in safety design. Connection Charges There could’ be no greater in- ‘centive for eliminating faulty de- such that more than 500,000 pupils went to school only part time. The! Char les aver decribed Secre- number probably will be larger | tary of Commerce Weeks’ Business this year. ' Advisory Council as a group of ee |: ‘wonderful people” performing Dr. T. M, Stinnett, executive ‘an unselfish and patriotic’ serv- secretary of NEA's National Com- | ice.” mission on Teacher Education and) sawyer, who served as secretary Profession Standards, ‘says one o¢ commerce under President Tru- result of the classroom shortage man‘. thus lined himself alongside DETROIT (‘#—A Wayne Univer- sity professor will be given a chance to deny before a Senate | Investigating committee an Army | charge that he supported a leftist | campus group cited as Communist | by the U.S. Attorney General's of- fice. * Henry H. Edens, attorney for a Senate subcommittee probing the | ‘administration's security program, said yesterday he will maearat| Dr. Alfred H. Kelly, chairman = Wayne's History department, testify Aug. 29 in eee | Edens said he also would subpoena | Arthur Neef, Wayne Provost. Kelly was accused by the Army of “contributing to and supporting” the American Youth for Democracy Chapter on the Wayne campus. The govergment | has labeled the AYD Communist | and subversive. The accusation was made in a) loyalty case involving Sanford |- Waxer, 27, an Army veteran and | former student in one of Dr. Kelly's history classes. | REFUSE WHITE PAPER The army has refused to give Waxer an honorable discharge on the ground he “associated” with Communist sympathizers. Waxer is not accused of being either a Communist or a Communist sympathizer,He—is fighting the case. Kelly’s name came into the case because Waxer had listed | him as a character reference in applying for an Army commis- sion. Kelly has pelted out that he led an investigation that result- ed in AYD’s being banned from * * Kelly have demanded the Army retract the accusation and ape- logize, Edens ‘said Dr. Kelly should have an opportunity to clear his name at no expense to himself. It was to save the professor and Neef personal expense, said, that they were subpoenaed. The government pays the expenses of witnesses subpoenaed to testify before Federal agencies. ceviary Sree has Army ened to investigate the inci} dent. Telephone Installers Walk Off Their Jobs DETROIT (#—About half the 540 sign and making the automobile spoke yesterday at a convention of | | Compensation attorneys. Row Imminent | safer, declared Harold A. Katz. He the National Assn. of Claimants’ | | Katz said there is nothing in the | law to insulate the car maker _ | from liability, “not only for defects | in construction . . . but as well for the creation of unnecessary risk by the marketing of an automobile ‘not reasonably designed to protect the —_ of its occupants.” ’ German Labor Trade Union Demands 40-Hour Week, More Pay for Workers BONN, Germany (®}—West Ger- | many’s six million organized work- ers and the managers of its boom- | ing industry are heading for a \ first-class row over wages and | hours. The powerful Trade Union Fed- eration has launched a campaign for a 40-hour week and more pay. The present average is 48. hours and 290 marks ($66.64) a month. Management, backed by the gov- ernment, says Germany cannot af- ford to shorten the work week. With inflationary pressure mount- ing, management and government express fear a general round of wages increases would touch off a price spiral. Stee] and coal workers were the first to submit demands. The steel workers called for an immediate | . ‘reduction of the work week to 45). | hours as the first move toward a| ! 40-hour-week and a 7 per cent pay boost. They are new paid an aver- age of 37.3 U. S. cents an hour. The coal miners union—repre- senting 450,002 Ruhr miners—de- mands a 40-hour week and wages at the top of the industrial scale. Miners are workirig 47 hours a week now, at an average of 56 to 67 cents an hour, Other unions in the Trade Union Federation plan to demand wage increases before the end of the year. Labor leaders was child.” * * * “Music and art appreciation and for physical recreation — the services| refers to men who take unpaid needed in the life ‘we lead today— = Stinnett contends, too, that “the wise parents will concern ‘ amd the quality of the teacher.” teachers with substandard qualifi- | cations. : *.* * One of the tragedies of class- children tossed jnto a group to sink or swim without individual atten- and sense of failure.” * ¢ « An NEA survey shows that 75 per cent more than 35 and 11 per cent more than 40. Report Billions Shipped by Registered Mail Use WASHINGTON — The Federal extensively for its own purposes. | In 1937, for example, it shipped | 5% billion dollars’ worth of gold coin and bullion and silver by registered mail from New York and Philadelphia to Fort Knox, Ky. The shipment, weighing nearly 11,500,000 . was started Jan, 11, 1937, and was completed June 17, 1937. * “restricted service to the! his Republican successor in a de- are seriously curtailed,” he says. | himself with the size of the class | tion “often develop a frustration | per cent of elementary classrooms | have more than 30 children, 39, Government uses registered mail| fense of government activities of Expert Says Ornery ‘Polecat’ Never Lived “WASHINGTON — “Take it trom Melvin R. Ellis, whe learned about skunks the hard way, a truly) jornery “‘polecat’’ probably never lived. Moreover, labeling contemptible ‘people as “skunks” Is libeling one | ot Nature's least offensive crea- tures, In an article entitled “Skunks shows he holds no sympathy for | the attitude expressed in the old | “child of the devil.’ Mr. Ellis had his “own hard |} tesson™ with skunks as a malt bey. He and a companion stum- bled on a family of them, “Instead of remaining motion. less and permitting the skunks to jamble off, we turned to flee. We) might have come off only faintly scented had we turned in opposite directions, As it was, we turned in upon each other. Smacked our heads together, dazed, | the WOCs. The abbreviation — “without compensation" advisory posts without giv- ing up their private compensation. * * * Sawyer voiced his views in & | the midst of the controversy be- The NEA executive says that| tween Weeks. and Chairman Celler | because of the teacher shortage | (D-NY) of a House Judiciary sub- schools too often have to employ | committee. Celler recently recessed sub- -committee hearings until fall with | a threat to subpoena ‘‘a whole slew of BAC people" following the | room crowding, he says, is that | Tefusal of Weeks to surrender BAC | | files. * 2. Weeks described recent criticism | businessmen in government as |an apparent attack ‘‘on the free | enterprise system” by ‘“‘people who | don't believe in what this admin- | istration believes Mm.’ | Celler retorted by calling Week |romazte ‘palpable nonsense.’ * for Tennessee Fields “ loblolly and shortleaf pines will be collected, processed, and the Seeds sown in a tree nursery. The resulting seedlings will be! planted on 200 acres in the Natchez Trace State Forest as a seed orchard for superior trees. nursery. Deer Just Won't Roam india’s Self Employed _ Earn Largest Income BOMBAY —In India the self-| employed account for about two thirds of the national income. Among farmers only 14 per cent are landiess. In commerce there are 4,700,000 employers and self-employed to 1;:110,00Qemployes. Compared with the 2,750,000 workers in or- ganized industry there are 5,- 500,000 handicraftsmen working on FORT WORTH—Most deer move lover a comparatively small area. Many refuse to move from their | home region even when . hungry | and food is available a short dis- | tance away. Studies made in Texas show thai the maximum movement is within a circle about ‘a mile in diameter.- Rio. de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil's two largest population centers, have erected what may be the world’s tallest reinforced | telephone interview from his pri- 4 | Vate law offices in Cincinnati in) | 'Pedigreed’ Pines Slated | KNOX VILL E—Tennessee is. planning to grow trees with a. pedigree.’ Cones from superior Eventually this orchard will sup- | ply pine seeds’ for the State “The six skunks, a mother a ond five half-grown youngsters, | switched their sterns about, and | then all 12 guns belched salvo after | salvo of ‘aciegurens fluid over our ‘inert forms." ; It was. years before the author | learned the facts of: skunk life: = each animal can fire, almost | from birth, both guns at once or | one at a time, and that a mature skunk js capable of from four to | six successive discharges accurate ifrem 8 to 15 feet. \ However, the skunk takes little | Joy in inflicting such indignities | upon its adversaries, real of | | Sane for mostly it wants to | be alone, By nature, writes Mr, Ellis, it ts aloof, unconcerned, indifferent to all—except other | shumke, Despite its yen to go its own | way in peace, it makes a reason- 3 | ably good pet if handled while | it be- | | comes as docile and amiable as a | young enough. Deodorized, Allies Warned. and went down! Keep Guard Up, di New Ram Pile Driver Uses Diesel Principle HOMER CITY, iving machine has been de- | ~wetopedby-e- Homer-€ Hhy-compeny f= | that incorporates modifications of Senator Claims NATO. the diesel-engine principle. _ Nations Falling Prey to | Soviet Smiles | or WASHINGTON up—Sen. Robert- | The company says the hammer ‘of the machine burns diesel oil in) ‘a cylinder to drive a ptston,} ram, against an anvil head.’ | Tes, in turn, transfers the impact energy "| actually Pa.—A_ pile-| driven, as with aid hammers. to the piling, which is “pushed" rather than | “PONTIAC MOTOR | CREDIT UNION 4% Pelt on Savings Werthwhile St. 4393 Dixie Highway. OR 3-4089 son (D-Va) voiced alarm today that America's allies appear to be | accepting Russian peace gestures hil, ance against ‘f Cor aggression “4m sorry out Alles seem +e + think all the real danger td them has passed and are diminishing their contributions to the North At- lantic Treaty Organization and are | discussing cutting the length of ' their conscripts’ military duty. * * * st “The results of the summit con. | | ference were encouraging, but! nevertheless the gattitude of the Russians remains in. the realm of an unsupported gesture. 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ems. sue ‘ << * ieee ss | i Se s : : Py i SATURDAY, AUGUST semsiEe oF TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS . See ; dispatches j ¢ are payable in edvance. MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 Port Huron Sees Profit: in Southeast Water Plan From neighboring Port Huron has short Southeastern Michigan communi- ties. J. KennetH RAMSEY, & Port . Huron City Commissioner, is the author of the proposal. He has suggested that the municipality at the foot of Lake Huron go into the business of supplying this entire water starved area at a profit. The Port Huron Times Herald edi- torially endorses this proposal as well worth studying. Our contemporary says in part: > “The proposal . . . should be’ con- sidered carefully and thoroughly by the City Commission . . . if the results of the study are what we believe they will be—that prospects are rosy for a good , profit for the venture—the Commission should get busy promptly with arrang- ing for financing and construction.” * * * A strong point made in the editorial is that the profits from such a venture would enable Port Huron to “solve its tax problems for the next 40 or 50 years.” No » doubt consumers would just as soon pay a profit to Port Huron as to any one of the two or more syndicates which have expressed interest in financing a Lake Huron water project. * * * But the enthusiasm with which Com-, missioner RAMSry’s proposal has been greeted should remind leaders of the water short communities of two vital facts: : 1. The profits Port Huron sees in supplying this water could be saved for consumers if the inter- ested communities would speed the organization of a water authority to build the necessary pipelines. . 2. Despite the ever ’growing need, there is a lamentable ab- sence of progress toward the s It cannot be emphasized too strongly that every day’s delay in this effort may prove disastrous for the affected com- munities, including Pontiac, and the - industries located in them. USDA Planning Sale of Farm Surpluses The United States Department of Agriculture is well along in its plans to os 2. promote _ the__sale of _surplus...farm_ products abroad. In, this it has the prompting of Con- gress. Last year lawmakers asked Agri- culture to seli-$700,000,000 worth of farm surpluses for foreign currencies over a three year period. This year they upped that goal to $1.5 billion. * * * One of the most troublesome commodities is cotton. As might be expected, uncertainty as to— what the Government would do ~ with its holdings in the face of a — 12,728,000 bale crop_on. 11,000,000 bale surplus, the cotton market to | ‘Another big problem is wool. Though the country doesn’t produce enough to meet its own needs, the Government has piled up a wool surplus of 120,- 000,000 pounds on a price support basis of 106 per cent of parity. Late this month the Wool Advisory Committee causing ee: ee rs Sk 4: - Agriculture’s new sales man- _ ager, Frank C, Daniels, is reported 1E PONTIAC PRESS | “water---—-Puer—easen-~a—persens—eviiation-of——— ‘be possible, Secretary | "The ever growing burden of these surpluses however, has increased belief that sales-of non-strategic farm prod- ucts fo Iron Curtain countries would be in the national interest. ¢ JA COLLECTION letter by a finance com- pany was returned with the notation, “The reason Mrs, Smith is behind with : her payments is that she's been dead three months.”—Press report. Under the circumstances, .it is thought the finance company should be lenient with Mrs. Smith. himself is higher than that, of others is that he judges himself by what he plans to do tomorrow, and others judge him. on the basis of what he did yesterday. The People’s Business Truman Returns Ex-President Makes Fourth Detroit Talk Labor Day By CHARLES C. CAIN for Jack Green DETROIT—Michigan Demecrats have a happy look these days as they await another Detroit Labor Day appearance by Harty Truman; It will mark the fourth time in 12 years that the former President has chosen the motor city’s huge Labor Day celebration as : a perfect occasion to tee off on Republicans. Truman, whose “give ‘em hell” tech- nique was one of the most colorful as- pects of the 1952 campaign, indicated he'll stick to the same style in his forth- coming political appearances. He will warm up with speeches in French Lick, Ind., Aug. 27, and at a Michigan Demo- Dr. Brady’s Mailbag: Reader Says. Mud Bath Therapy Fail to Cure Long-Standing Joint Disability - Voice of the People Letters will be condensed when Geces. ee aan Se ~ WAL ae Fal the writer accompany "these will not be published ‘ ite mature ‘ I am interested in the editorial eight grader. had a C average in math, but he took four years of math in high school, including trigonometry. He never made the so-called honor roll, but had what it takes to stick to a subject “too- difficult" for the average student. We hold our school superintendent ' in high esteem and think he is doing excellent work in our school system, but we refused to accept that recommendation. UNRELATED TO YOUR FATHER... HAVE NO PEAR ; Mary Eaton - Hire panache, — | Mel 2b: — , J Wants Railroad Planks Restored to Busy Crossing I wonder when railroad crossing planks will be put in on the West Boulevard crossing, ‘and who will pay for the ruined auto tires, torn by the big spikes sticking up from the worn out planks. Will it be the . city of Pontiac or the Grand Trunk Railroad? These crossings have been this way for many months, and they're getting worse every day. There is z ‘ ee) ——————— Boy Masters Higher Math Despite Recommendation. plenty ‘of traffic on. this road, es- ot ‘pecially shop, men coming home from work. If this is a public road, why can it not be made a safe. one, the same as any other road? Why aren't there some crossing planks* at this railroad crossing the..same as other railroad crossings? A-Dally User of This Road Woman Is Sick of Men Always Having Own Way Men, men, men. Most of those letters in the Press Wednesday in answer to that letter were from men. If the men don't want ties, then they won't have ties. If the men want women to wear shorts, to wear shorts, well, then we'll have women without shorts.: Why do the men have to decide every- thing? : I-get-so-sick-of-men_I'm_glad_I never got married. Another Indignant Woman More North-Enders Want : Boys’ Club. in That Area A Boys’ Club centrally located in the north end of the city reaching out within a mile and a half ra- . to 18 years of age. I feel this would eut down juvenile delinquency to a great extent by keeping off the streets boys who have no enter- tainment. The Boys’ Club down- town is much overcrowded. Be- sides, it is inconvenient for a lot of boys from this area. People I contacted with petitions in this matter were very enthu- siastic. Let's hear other people's p-of an. __| will meet to decid’ how best to dispose this surplus without unduly hurting: erdtic gathering at Mackinac Island Aug. 29, but is expected to save his Sunday punch for the Detroit gathering. . ° * His appearance this year has a special significance in that it marks the first tlme the CIO and AFL unions in the Detroit area will march side by side down the city’s main street—Woodward avenue—in the big parade that precedes the speech making. MARCH TOGETHER Hitherto, the AFL unions paraded down ‘the west side of the avenue, with the CIO on the edst side. But in this year of forth- coming CIO-AFL merger, they will all parade together. Labor leaders are trying te line up radio and television coverage of the — speech, either state or nationally, and the politically wise Truman will make best use of the radio-TV coverage. His thoughts probably will go back to 1944 when he made his first Labor Day appear- ance In Detroit. He was Sen. Truman then and picked Detroit for the first major speech of his successful campaign for the vice presi- dency. ° * * QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Six years ago I took mud baths for what they said was arthritis. But the. trouble has become stead- ily worse and now. I wonder if there is a difference between arthritis -and this“ = (F.A.) , addressed envelope and ask in- writing, signed, for pamphiet ' Caictum and Rheumatiz. Many of our neighbors are sure we'll all get what they call alumi- num poisoning some day from aluminum kitchen ware. They say we, should scrap it and get the ware a smooth. salesman tells them, ..(Mrs. 8. L.) Answer—We've been eating out of aluminum ware since Topsy was a colt. It would take a very smooth salesman to persuade us to trade in our aluminum ware for any other kind, a Some days I use half-dozen lemons—I drink the juice in wa- ter, without sugar. Now Ihave a His 30,000 audience that day consisted breaking out on my chin. Is this mostly of defense workers who were nearing trom too much lemon? Can one the end of their World War II work which rink too much lemon juice? (Mrs. helped bring victory in Europe and the Far East. _.100,000-_TURN-oUT Truman came back for a second appear- ance in 1948, this time as President seeking B. R.) Answer—No. It ts harmiess. sure te sign your request if you expect a reply. Many times in the past year I have had the severest leg cramps, usually in the night...«1. W. P.) Answer—Characteristic of tet- Answer—Send stamped, self- addressed envelope and ask for pamphlet on Motion Sickness. Makes no difference whether the sickness comes from riding auto- mobile, bus, train, boat, ship, Days of All Faiths Rowdy Fair Once ‘Feted’ St. Bartholomew’s Day ley ter, " ” says bond upon, ws tox —Eiaet Spans "paz htoas 87, _ROMARD.¥._ MARFER dressed envelope and ask in or burro, St. "s Day in these phenyl for - pamphiet — times, but for_more than 700 years y. My husband wanted the dentist the whole routine of English life a Nee to pull several of his teeth. But was upset by it every year. From io ahd os aE ae Hoa the dentist and I said no—“Do 1133 to 1855, Bartholomew Fair neers front she doesn't vomit‘ = . lore ~ tells you. was a tremendous national event. but she still feels funny. . .(D. R.) . Oo it all started when a man —_—— ———-—--~ . Answer—And of course that is = named Rahere, who was Court . Save Your Teeth. For Noi Little Jester to King Henry I, decided Portraits Lesson in the Ways of Health, to become a monk, His motives, Save Your Teeth, send %5 cents one might guess, were more ma- By JAMES J.. METCALFE and stamped, self-addressed-en- _—terialistie than spiritual, fle - Let us be careful of our words velope. ‘ drained a swamp at Smithfield, . . . And of the punch they pack BR ye on the outskirts of London, built . . . Because when we have spoken health po fy Wm io pros BET - & Monastery, and piously cared them . . . We cannot take them fr" wihreibes, chet! for a nearby shrine of St. Bar- back ... We may. apologize and anociepe, ia. cont to the thelomew. Then, good business we... May try to make amends . z man that he was, he started an . . . But sometime it may be too , Copyright 1986) annuaj fair on the good saint's late... To pacify our friends .. . = : : day. : : In anger or in jest we are... Looking Back The fair was actually a public Inclined to. speak our mind... service, for in 12th Century Eng- With phrases that are most. unfair 15 Years Ago the exchange of goods was not ... And sentences unkind .. . We —__4-wrote-and-asked—for—but_did-_._. And keep our temper not receive your pamphlet entitled “It is Stupid to Suffer From election to a fall term. He drew a crowd of Piles.” Must I bring your derelic- 100,000 that Labor Day as he made a slash- ing attack on the Taft-Hartley act and other ~~ Republican-sponsored labor legislation. In 1953, he made his third Labor Day in the Motor City, this time as private citizen Truman. On that occa- sion, he came out swinging at the Eisen- hower administration's domestic policies, charging it was dominated by big busi- as speech ness interests. It’s a sure bet, however, that he will re- mind the audience of the fuss kicked up over the Dixon-Yates power contract, the recent case of former Ai? Force Secretary Talbott. and other instances that left the Eisenhower administration ;ncomfortable. GOP HAS WOES tion to the attention: of...? (F. E, 8.) rowdy .entertainment became an essential part of the annual occa- sion, : NEED OUTGROWN After a time, of course, the com- mercial life of the country became more settled and the Fair was no longer needed as a marketing fa- ‘cility. But by then it was so much a part of English tradition that it was continued for pleasure alone, held. Finally, in 1855, it was permently abolished. THE JEWISH CALENDAR BRITAIN READY to lease two afraid ,. say those things we wish that we bases to U.S: mpage thelr Guat, tie Se . . Had never said at all”. . ITALY TO ATTACK British life- country was full of bandits. So The words that leave our hasty line. Rahere got royal for all lips .. . And are beyond recall... ® Years Ago travelers to and from Smithfield, So let us think before we speak PUBLIC ENEMY No. 1, Alvin and they came from every part life of J. : - And let us not be eager Hoover. A The qualities that made Ra- now ... To play the foolish clown. 18 NEW BUSES parading here bare a court Souter soon showed a, (Copyright 1955) to Detroit too. Sideshows ‘and all kinds of Case Records of a Psychologist Answer—Tm afraid so, and when you do, tell him the so- and-so who runs this racket still insistg that even itoportant per: sons provide stamped, self-ad- dressed envelope when they ask me for a free pamphlet. . Much interested in your article about vitamin A for .neuralgic Truman told newsmen in Kansas City this headache, ..(H. O, D'L.) week that he would not reveal the ammuni-... tion he will use on the forthcoming tour. Se otail: SWE T ere iarr Why Have Headache for which. send stamped, self - addresed envelope. No clipping, please. Ask for it In writing and be dee aii Smiles It's almost always the failure who has been a grand success at You can wager he'll tell his listeners that ‘dodging work. the Republicans who campaigned on a slogan of ending the mess in Washington, created a few problems of thelr own since G they took ovef.. And when he tells the union marchers that the Democratic Party is their best _het, Ne’ll get a hearty second from CIO President Walter Reuther and Demo- cratic Gov. Williams, who will share the platform with him. A Truman and Williams probably will get * some fime for political chitchat and it would be interesting to hear what they have to | med If you want to go through life just marking time you'd better get a job as a train dis- patcher. have Moonshine —usually makes an awfully quick trip from. the buyer Anyway, it’s a swell time of year for the grouch. Think of all the sweltering weather he has to kick about. : If the ways of some wives were. say to each other about the suggestion this mended, so would hubby's socks week| by Gov. Folsom of Alkbama that he and shirts be. would favor'a Truman-Williams 1956. ¥ Truman (71) also may have a few private words to say to Williams (44) concerning the governor's recent remarks about élderly — ‘politicians. LJ * “.* of 1956. ticket in And more than a few politicians will be waiting for any hint by the former President whether he'll ease gracefully into- the role of the Democratic party's elder statesman / ‘or whether he'll be-back in the political wars It promises to be an interesting day. N : ? Peter Fell Victim to Mob When He Denied Jesus Psychology Three Times Lorna’s question may also That's why Peter, with a sword, Joan's courage in refusing to, be have disturbed many of you in- telligent readers. So discuss this case record in church hict groups tomorrow. And by all means emplow the “case meth- od” in your Sunday School or young peoples’ meetings, By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE "Case P-218: Lorna.L., aged 19, was one of my former psychology students at Northwestern Universi- ty. “Dr. Crane, I have always been. ° puzzled by Peter's triple denial of Jesus." she spoke thoughtfully, “Tt doesn’t quite make sense to. me.. How could anybody who was so devoted to Jesus as Peter seemed to be, then be so callous? _ “Why, earlier that same_r’zht Peter was so brave he seized: a Ne ae —— ward off the came to latter’ arrest Jesus. Z pedis “So why did he act so cowardly a mar. and deny Christ those _ three would times?" * * rinatienoee + First, habits are very specific! “case method” A courageous*soldier with a balyo-” schools. Lift out pale Sones mines ‘al etna om rae to an 5 @ 8 exactly what to Of youth so they will eagle t American”, instead of kow- ode noted for milk, fruit | a and soda pop, so patronize could be bold and face great odds. MOB PSYCHOLOGY But when he found himself alone tnr~a-vast-hostile-crowd;--he-sue-— cumbed to mob psychology. Some 2,000,000 of you readers “have been in lecture halls where I have addressed you in person; and you may readily remember the “mob psychology” experiment m: “tried to iP %. intimidated by. the Joan of ex what would In fact, I had shown her the same green drink menu, for I had take the same plane a few —weéke earlier. : wi ‘The Jew e, #3 yi in Aer ! i eff aH 3 iH 2 H 4 ijt is i i # Mi] if a * Petar eee De ee | : a THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATU RDAY. AUGUST 20, 1955 3 pd beet Will Bring. Pie to ke. | Comission Make Last Draft Document for New City to Be published Before Presentation Romeo Peach ROMEO — - Peach Queen Naney} Kovack of Flint began “her series | of public appearances today, in| anticipation of Romeo's 23rd an- | nual Peach Festival Sept, 3-5, and | prepared for her trip visit | President Eisenhower. Miss Kovack was’a guest of Don | | Wattrick’s ‘World of Speed" show~ | at 2 p.m. At 5 p.m. she presented | | peaches to the head test driver of | the Ford Motor Co. at Hazel Park | Race Track; | Sunday, she and her court ‘will | TROY TOWNSHIP — The pro- posed Troy Charter underwent seven changes this week, as mem- bers of the Charter Commission readied the document for: presen- tation to Gov. G. Mennen Wil- liams. The changes are based on pro- " posals and objections presented by residents of Troy Tegra e at.a to Rush of Public Appearances Queen Pein by — -of- Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. The queen will be. the bearer ot 2 ples, one of which is destined for President Eisen- hower in the White House. A gala round of activities has | been planned for the queen during | her three-day stay in the capital, | She will be a guest at many func- | tions and will meet a nymber of state and national dignitaries. If the President is available, |Nancy will present the pie jn person. _public hearing on the prensa wth {appear at the stock cay ‘races in day. At that time the charter was || Mt. Clemens, given a point-by-point analysis and Of particular importance in debatable issues were argued pro |. and con. The seven changes are as fol- lows; 1. The mayor will be elected directly by voters insted of being appointed by the commis- sien. Both mayor and the six other commissioners, will serve three-year terms, Commission pre-festival plans wil be the 19- | year-dld queen's trip te Wash- “jngtoa, D.C. Nancy and her chaperone, Mrs Lester Poosch of ,Romeo, will) leave Romeo Airport at 8 a.m. | FAREWELL HANDSHAKE—Roy Larmee, (left) outgoing princi-| Tuesday for Willow Run in a pri- | pal of Waterford Township: High School, gives a farewell handshake V@te plane piloted by Dr. John to the school’s new principal, Thad Carr, and wishes him success. | Nott of Romeo, They are schéd- will appoint a mayor pre tem | Friday was Larmee’s last day at the school, where he has been! ted to leave Willow Run at 9:50 from among its own ranks. briefing the new principal in the duties involved in his position. He am. for Washington. . On their arrival in the capital at | 2. There will be a-primary elec- | will leave soon for the University of Chicago, where he has been 12:35 pm_, ‘the pair_will_be—met tion if the candidates number -awarded-a- fellowship. Carr-comes to Waterford- Township trom Anny ao - more than three times the vacan- | Arbor, where he has served as assistant high school principal. He | cies to be filled. ; Holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from Ohio’ State University and has | 3. Compensation to city commis- ‘taken graduate work at Columbia and the University of Michigan. He Pontiac Press Photo Marriage Told Schedule Visit of Bloodmobile = iy Dr-James-R: Doty. approve the city manager’s action if he fires any employe. — =*™ $600 each. Ty | is married and has three children. by Parents ae ee ‘of Attica Girl vequitce the Sees ‘Start Direct Dial Board Readies | ATTICA — Mr, and Mrs. Fred 5. A phrase was added chang- ‘at Farmin ing the original wording of bar- ring candidates who are in fin- | | telephone users will switch to di- | ficials whe handle money. A new | 'ect dial service Sunday. phrase makes clear this does not | nancial default, meaning city of- refer to taxes or utility pay- ments, 6. Removed was a requirement that the presiding justice of the peace be a lawyer. The presiding | justice and his associates may be | laymen. 7. The amount the city manager may spend without consent of the commission was lowered from | $1,000 to $500 . The final draft of the charter | will be published soon and sent. to | Gov. Williams-for approval, offi- to the governor is Sept. 9. , Board Approves Zoning Change in Rochester ing On property at the corner of | Crooks and Adams Rds. was ap- proved by the Avon-Rochster-Oak- land Area Planning Commission at their meeting this week, The Commission will recommend to the Avon Township Zoning Board that the property be rezoned for | commercial use, providing that a green belt be provided along the south border of the site. Members of the planning cpm- mission are studying the final draft | of the “Subdivision Guide,” pre- | sented at the’ meeting by repre- Sehtative of Geer Associates. ——~A-new- showing subdivision development in the area.. Among new subdivi- sions was a 35-acre site at Tienken ; Waterford Board of Education has | authorized the calling of $50,000 ROCHESTER — A request by | more of bonds for the high school Douglas Fowler for change of zon- | 7+“ THOMAS—The Methodist-Chareir MYF Group will have charge of Service Sunday gton FARMINGTON Farmington | At 2:01 a.m. the new system | | will go into effect. Last minute | | preparations forthe transfer from | manual operation is under way | today at the new $1,300,000 Bell | Telephone Building at Grand Riv- |er and Powers road. GReenleaf will be the new ex- | change. The changeover will en- fable one and two-party users to | dial direct to some. & Michigan | communities. as_ well as to large; | cities throughout the nation. | Phone directories listing the new | numbers are being distributed. cials said. ‘Deadline for’ submitting | ——— Call $50,000 Bonds for Waterford School WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The building. These leave a balance of $480,000 which will probably | clear in two years, according fo Superintendent of Schools William + Shunck. At its meeting this week, the board also awarded contracts for bus insurance and for workmen's compensation to the James B. Boaz Company of Drayton Plains, low bidder. Aug. 25 was the date set for a special meeting to receive well bids for the Midland Street school. Conduct Sunday Service the 9:30 a.m. worship service, Sun- day, in the absence of the Rev. Fred Clark, , Those Sweet, Juicy, Delicious FAIRHAVEN PEACHES NOW READY! Best Peaches for Canning & Pickling Pick ‘en m Yourself —$350 Bu. cuimsans NOT NECESSARY Only FEW MINUTES to Pick 2 Bushel JACOBSEN’S Garden Center 15- ——— From Pontiac—Out M-24 (Perry) On the Right as You Enter: Lake Orion “SPECIAL PURCHASE! Toe | law practice. Circuit Judge Charles -O. Arch named robert McIntyre of reo | The Charter Points Dennis of Attica are announcing the recent marriage of their daugh- ter, of Lapeer. | Bernice Fick, to Carlton Odell | | The wedding ceremony was per | formed at the Marlette Methodist | Southfield Commission | church with Mrs. Evelyn Lucas Agrees on_ Inclusions for Public Hearing SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — local Charter Commission |this week reached the- following points of agreement: for inclusion |in the charter to be presented in public hearing, dat to b erp |public date to be announced late acting as matron of honor, | Arnold Copeland attending as best | | | man. | Park St., and | The newlyweds will live at a Lapeer. Board Lets Contracts for Schools’ Supplies | AMERICA VISITS ROCHESTER—Among | | foreground are their the hundreds of people, who have visited Morse Company's Oakview Seed-Breedi and Re- search Station just south of Rochester this week was Mrs. Carl Deitemeyer, the Mrs. America for other four children, People Ferry- | trom all over the nation have been attending the | open house week at the research center, one of the largest in the country. Deitemeyer is managing editor of the Nebraska Farmer, and the family Lapeer Doctor Warns Decrease of Donations May Halt Program | 1955, and her family. Above, back row, Lr, are | were among group attending the American -Agri- Mrs. America’s husband; Harm Drewes, superin-| cultural Editi Assdciation ce Wat i in Detroit, tendent of the Oakview Station; Mrs, America; who toured the station tp see ‘what is being done CTAN —The Lapeer Coun : METAMORA of : and the Sa leenage daughter, In the,| to improve seeds ty. Bloodmobile is scheduled “167 rs wae visit Lapeer -on . Aug. 29, from ; noon to 3 p.m. and from 4 to 7 Mrs. Ameries There, Too Elect 1956 Officers p.m., at the Presbyterian church, | ar The ¢ need for blood donors | at Warner Reunion ne urgent need for blood donors ‘Na tional Groups Vi si t pijslasiag aang OTe 4 f Lapee: a "1 arect af ne Laver comty ot POGHester Seed Station in Lapeer County is being strensed County residents met recently at Avon Park, Rochester, for the War- | ner famiy reunion. piachencgaaas wey a Offjeers elected were Roy War- said, bloodmobile. visits have pro ROCHESTER — The “Qakview; tural Editors Convention in De- | i) duaaae 1 ocueiient? (leon a duced less and less blood the Seed-Breeding and Research Sta- troit. Some 120 from the group Siac Kay at Ae secretary, and last year. Uniess increases come, | tion of The Ferry-Morse Co. is visited the seed-breeding center wendall Hayward of Almont, treas- the program will have to be dropped, Should this happen, free bleed would no longer be avail- being host to national, state and county groups this wéek. . research in the agricultural field. | urer to. get a first-hand look at new | Wendall Hayward of Almont, treas- - able to hospitalized county resl- Today 150 members of the dents . Greater Detroit’ Men's Garden Dr. Doty states that the free Clubs of America are guests for luncheon. A special feature is the supply of immune globulin for use mF | annual corn reast. A prominent na- in the treatment and prevention TIMES AS FAR! tional and local figure in men's of communicable diseases, protec PAINT OLL RS 60 tion against polio and free distri- | ®™! dening attending = John T D A Cochran of 827 Peach Tree Lane, | ----- a of plasma for combating | depends on adequate blood donations. Plage is no other source except | from human. blood, he said Rochester. Monday, 100 delegates from all ~ ever the state will have an all-day session at Oakview when — | for Stiggested revisions. ROCHESTER — The Rochester | Metamora residents may make ‘e Michigan 4-H Garden Club “-.. . 1—The sevenmember Council | Board of Education has awarded | bloodmobile appointments by con-| "meeting will be held, according eng | aa | shall hve such powers and duties | contracts for the year's supplies tacting Mrs. Gladys Hallenbeck -or te Mr. Herm Drewes, superin- BERRY BROTHERS | a8. shall be providéd by ordinance. for the school system. Mire Ponald—Caseaddan-—or—by —tendent_ot_the station. present Planning Com. | Borden's, low bidder for dairy | phoning the Red Cross office, MO-| Mrs. America for 1955—Mrs Cart | Bi ttn strangle ao con | products, at $14,000, will furnish | hawk 4-840). Dietemeyer, of Lincoin, Neb.—with READY MIXED HOUSE PAINT — tinwe functioning until an ordin | 150 gallons of ice cream and 250,000 | ee her family, were guests at the. P ' A a tal snen pavteiehar #0 ¢ eased | bottles of milk, Norman Lownds, | Racheste Kwcnon | Station Wednesday, Dietemeyer is rotects wo an me ane distributor for the Standard Oil r Kiwanians | managing editor of the Nebraska through summer expansion has been adopted by the city, 3—Yearly elections will be pro-| 4—After discussion the following | was agreed: Elections for Council members will be held every two years, seven to be elected the first’ year, three for four years, | fotir for two years. Every second [year thereafter, four will be elec- |ted, the three receiving the high- est votes to serve four years, and the one receiving: the lowest to serve two years. q 5—Control will be effected over the number of and location of il and _— stations within the city fimits. 6—Platting must include gravel | proved streets, alleys, ditches, drains and culverts necessary for t Same, walks where necessary, all in ac cordance with city specifiactions. 7A special meeting will be held the third Monday in April each year to apoint the mayor and mayor protem for one year terms... Aug. 27 was tentatively set. for a — meeting date if needed. Prosecutor Resigns HILLSDALE @—Emil M. Fry) resigned Friday as Hillsdale Coun- ty Prosecutor. Fry said the post, | which he had held two years, took | too much time from his private | Co., | ter, nounced by Mr. and Mrs. William Elkins of 717 W. Hamlin Rd., Roch- with low bid of $7,500 will) furnish 60,000 gallons of- fuel oil. Supt. D. S, Baldwin said ri will be. ed immediately on con- struction of a new outside stairw ay to the second floor of the Board of | Education Building, Walton and Li- | | vernois Roads oe _ NORMA J. ELKINS The engagement of their daugh- Norma Jean, is being an- 19 winter contraction. Colors stay new-looking longer, under ad- verse weather conditions. It's easy to apply. Gallon Oakland Fuel and Paint 436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-6150 to Meet at Avon Park | Farmer, and he, with Mrs, Diete- meyer and their five children were ROCHESTER. — The Rochester attending the _American Agricul- Kiwanis Club will meet at 6:30 | pum. Monday in the grounds back = of the Aves Park Pavilion. | Junior Farm Sureov Members of Boy’ 8 State will pre- | Elects New Officers i sent the evening’ s ee. — = WHITE LAKE—Oakland County Junior Farm Bureaw members re: | cently elected officers, naming Richard Hutchins as their presi- dent. Others elected were Richard Sut- ton, vice-president; Joseph Hayes, | treasurer; Marilyn Voorheis, secre- tary; Ronald Voorheis, camp chair- man; Phyllis De Vellis, food chair- man and James Morris, recreation leader. HOUSE PAINT White ae Wigs ge acs A goer ae cats ed alee oA igs —— ¥ Bait is for Catching Fish! However a few advertisers use bait to lure you to their places of. business to sell you something other than what is adver- tised. ARLINE C. PAULSON Mr. and Mrs. Lester Paulson of | Rochester announce the engage-| ment of their daughter, Arline Hillsdale to replace him. Mrs. Alfred J,-King LAKE ORION—Service-for- Mrs. Alfred John (Ethel) King, 69, of 344 South Broadway, Lake Orion, will. be held at 11 a.m. Monday from Allen’s Funeral Home with burial «in Glenwood Cemétery, Flint. Mrs. King died yesterday. She is survived by her .hus- band; one son, Edward A. Balk- well Sr., of Lake Orion; a sister, Mrs, Frank Levick of Cranberry Lake; two + egg and two OGLOX, 4to-Pvt- | of Mr. and .Mrs. T. “P. Russell of | Royal Oak. No date has been set | for the wedding. Carol, to. Corald Ralph Bentley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bent-, ley of Rochester. A June wedding | a How Can You: . SUNDAY AUGUST 21 Time Trial 5:30 First Race 7:00 ;' 7 oe Invites you to the HOT ROD RACES - CHILDREN UNDER? 12 YRS. OLD ADMITTED FREE IF ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. ADULTS $1. 10 including tex. Pentiog’s First: rock, ~ GAY-DAY SPEEDWAY e | Recognize Bait Ads? | ‘ 1. After you go into the store, the advertiser runs down the | advertised merchandise. a 2. When the article advertised has just been sold. (Of course, if you wait too long, the bargain will naturally be sold.) 3. Or in general, places all kinds of barriers in your way if you try to buy the Advertised Merchandise. REPUTABLE ADVERTISERS DO NOT USE THIS METHOD OF ADVERTISING They may show you other merchandise in the line at different prices, but will offer no ee to the sale of advertised barge. BUSIN ESS ETHICS BOARD | of the — Pontiac Chamber of Commerce _ Waldron Hotel Bldg. Phone FE 5-6148 _ « THE PON ed. AC PRESS, SATURDAY, “AUGUST. 20. 1955 edding Bells. Ring Out in Pontiac Area ‘in August’ “Nona O’Brien! morning in Gesu Church of Detroit. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘John O’Brien of Birmingham, and he is the son of the Robert Agajeenians of Royal Oak. MRS. ‘D. A. AGAIEENIAN GOP amen Hold Picnic » Aaieenia's best man and John | The Republican’ Women's Fed- eraton of Oakland County held its _ 23rd-annual. picnic at Avon Park " wag Clifford O'Sullivan, and con in mae ie evening. Guest me - the, occasion | Nation: Committeeman, from Port.Huron, | who was Ritchie. Congressman George A. Dondero spoke on the accomplishments of | the Republican party in the past) 28 months. _Mrs, W. A. Kenedy gave the imvecation and Mrs. George introduced by Chad president atending county and state of- ficlals, Musical selections were suhg by Jean Ruslander of Franklin, Pat , also of Franklin, ac-| companied Miss Ruteaier on the * * s | Working with Mrs; Charles Bar- | rett and Mrs. Everett Reese were Mrs. William Daugherty, Mrs. Robert Sutton, ‘Mrs. Harry Hen- derson, Mrs, “Homer Hyde and Mrs, S. G, Milliams. Presidents mittee members of the Waterford / Republican Club, the Shower. Honors Bride-to-Be Pontiac, Royal Oak, Oxford, South- | field and Rochester clubs and the Republican League of South | | Oakland County also assisted. | Bride Selects | ! | ~ Silk Taffeta | for Wedding | BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Alencon | | lace- outlined the portrait neckline | ot Georgia Eleanor Roechm’'s wed- ding gown when she was married | to Victor Guy White at noon Satur- | day in St. Hugo of the Hills. The bride, daughter of Mr. and |Mrs. Arthur W. Roehm of Wood- | lore road, wore a cap of lace and | seed pearis to secure her illusion veil which fell over the gown of Italian silk taffeta. The full skirt | | ended in a cathedral train and she carried stephanotis and white or- chids. The brida@jroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor C. White of East Detroit. Ethel Roehm was her sister's maid of honor and wore a waltz lerigth frock of white organdy checked with blue. Her picture hdt had a blue satin bow which matched her wide satin sash | and she carried red roses. * ° * Bridesmaids Joanne Sproule and Margaret Fisher were similarly Barbara A.Bee | Barbara Ann Bee, bride elect of | Charlies S. Aguayo, was feted : Thursday evening at a miscella neous bridal shower given by Mrs. Johnnie Bee of Chicago avenue and | Mrs. Ralph Deem, Jr. of Stirling avenue, The party was held at the) Stirling avenue home of Mrs. Ray mond Kempton. | dressed and carried pink roses. Norman Koester was best man and ushers were David Roehm, brother of the bride, Richard Deskin and Robert. Geml. : A reception was given at Bloom- field Hills Country Club. After a wedding trip in northern |Michigan the new Mr. and Mrs. White will live in Lansing. Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind! ___Barbara isthe ¢ Mr. and Mrs. A daughter. of. Bee of Stirling avenue and Charles is the son’ of Mr. Bartele Auguayo of Franklin | road. The bride-elect has asked Wilma | ' Adking to attend as her maid of. honor for her Sept. 3 wedding. Bridesmaids will be Beverly Deem, | Janet Deem, Joan Bee and Mrs. Daniel D. Donnelly, cousins of the | bride, and Barbara DeConick and Margaret Bennett. Marie Ann Glasgow of Flint will be the flower girl and Rus- sell yoreanate of Flint will act a» ring bearer _ Guests at. the agg oe Po | “Peter Aguayo, Mrs. Robert Les- lie, Mrs. Mary Zamora, Mrs, Far- rell Wagner, Mrs. Robert Carter, Mrs. George Atkinson, Mrs, Daniel Donnelly, Mrs, Earl Brebst, Mrs. Freeman Sears, Mrs. Richard Young, and Mrs, Larry Ramus. Others attending were Mrs. John- nie Watts, Mrs. Bruce Gla Fete Verla Sturgeon at Bridal Shower A surprise miscellaneous bridal S. Sturgeon Drive will exchange “ vows on October 8 with | R, Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- aw. |in Rochester after spending two Heads MOMS Group Zone eight Past Presidents Club, | |MOMS of America, Inc, met at) the North Cass avenue home of | | Mrs. William Jones for election of | | officers, Mrs. E.K. Vanderlind was elect- |ed president at the recent meeting. | Those to serve with her will be | Mrs, Jean Burgdorf, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Joe T. Marshall, re-| cording secretary; Mrs. Kenneth | | Parsons, ing secretary; | Mrs. Vena Naugle, chaplain; Mrs. William Jones, historian and Mrs. Arthur —— asthaiasnans and Married in Gesu Church Daniel ‘Agajeenian Claims Bride in Detroit Today BIRMINGHAM — Waltz length gowns of frost green organdy gowned’ the attendants who’ pre- ceded Nona Kathleen (O’Brien to the altar of Gesu Church of Detroit this morning when she became the bride of Daniel A. Agajeenian. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John A. O'Btien of Bell- ville trail and he is the son of Mr. _and Mrs. Robert Agajeenian_ of | : Royal Oak. Jeanne Ward was maid of honor Mrs. Andred Reuvers, Eliza- beth Olsen and Donna Kenney were other attendants, They car- | ried white flowers with ivy. The bridal gown was of white mousseline de sete with appliques of Alencon lace at the portrait neckline and short sleeves, The full skirt ended in a sweep train and q Juliet cap edged in match- ing lace held her veil of illusion. The bridal! bouquet was of white | ab hids adit stephanotis. Cooney was Mr. ‘ien, brother of the bride, An lace Reuvers and Robert Lemke |- were ushers. A reception was given at Plum | Hollow Golf Club. After a wed- ding trip to Montreal and Quebec | the couple will live in East Lans- ing. wk ober ‘Gray tweed knit for fall —a Carolyn Schnirer dress belted at the normal waist- back has pockets line in worked into the cartridge- gathered skirt which accen- tuate the torso line in Looe Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lake Jr. | /and daughters Linda, Pam and | Diane have returned to their home ’| weeks at Hubbard Lake. Joining them for the weekend were Mr, and Mrs. D. T. Mur- phy Jr, and family of :Berwick ert Hughes and family of De- = * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harry F . Pearce have moved from the Casa Del Rey apartment to their new home on Ferndale avenue, Sylvan Lake. * * » Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Juston and | Pontiac News of Interest Mount Rainier, Victoria B. C. and Vancouver. In Alaska they traveled as far as Whitehorse. ‘ * * * ‘Mr. and Mrs, Elmer 0, Mac- Lean of Woodbine drive have re- turned to their home after tour- ing the upper peninsula. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Macintosh in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. for several days. > ae * * H. M. I/c. D. F. Garven and Mrs.-Garvin (nee Rita Ferguson) of Norfolk, are receiving congrat- tations 6 —the birth ofa son; Steven Curtis, born August 15, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Garven of Clifford street || and Mr, and Mrs, Stanley L. F of East Boulevard North. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson have just returned to their home after visit- ing their daughter and son-in-law in Norfolk. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson and daughters, Jo Nell and Karen, | | | the setting Friday evening for the bridegroom's mother. p att. { JEAN MARIE WASSERBERGER Mr. and Mrs. George Wasserberger of Illinois avenue are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Jean | Marie, to John H. Ostrander ‘Ostrander of Lowell street. Jean is a graduate of Univer- | sity of Michigan, and John is |d Sept. 16 woddns at First C ao Church is | planned. Harriet Vicars, Speaks - Vows in Evening Service First Congregational Church was marriage of Harriet Maxine Vack\ aro to Warren M. Reaume. The\ bride is the daughter of Mr. end} Mrs. Nick Vackaro of St. Clair] | Street, and the bridegroom js the | ‘son of Mrs. William Reaume of | Blaine avenue and the late Mr. Reaume The Rev. Malcolm Burton per- | formed the eight o'clock ceremony families. A beige knit dress with match- “ling accessories was worn by the bride and she carried a white | orchid. Mrs, Joseph G. Orosey Jr, at- tended her sister as matron of honor. She wore a cocoa brown knit dress with darker brown ac- eessories and carried a nosegay ot yellow resebuds and carna- tons, Robert H. Rood served as best | man, A reception was held fol- | a the ceremony for 100 guests | the home of the bride's par- | oe The bride's mother wore a baby | blue wool jersey dress with navy accessories and a pink rosebud corsage, A navy dress with match- ing accessories and a pink rose- ‘Fellowship Group Enjoys Luncheon A cooperative luncheon of the Women’s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church was held Friday in the church parlors. Mrs. During the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Ross Ten- ny, Plans were made for enter- taining the Women’s Fellowship of the Detroit Association Sept. 21, The first Parish Dinner of the fall was announced for Sept. 14, and the / ' _afternoon at before members of the immediate | William Vann gave devotions, us- | ‘ing “Stewardship” as her sub-— ject , son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. a student at Ferris Institute, bud corsage was the choice of the Following a honeymoon in north- | \ern Michigan the couple will re- ‘side on Coleman avenue. Marcella Ann Vaverek: ie Married leaves circling the skirt. Her ac- “hk gown of nylon tulle was worn wore corsages of white earna- Marcella Ann Vaverek.. this morning when she became the of Reginald. Richard Chan- dostyn road, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lucille Choj- Py apg cea 5 etal Nase BE guests. The altar was white roses and WEARS AQUA Annabell Vaverek, sister of the bride, her only attendant, wore a floor length: gown of aqua nylon tulle over satin. Her headress was of aqua velyet and net. She car- ried a nosegay of red rose buds, Nephew of the groom, Victor Choj- nacki, was ring bearer. Thomas Chojnacki served as best man. Ushers were Jerome Vaverek of Maryland and Milton Vaverek. Breakfast and a reception was tiens. cessories were white and she wore corsage of white rose buds from After the reception, the bride how’ bridal | \ fa i | ofwhite | bouquet. Following a tour of Florida, the couple will live in Atlanta, Ga, Marcella Ann Vaverek | exchanged nuptial vows with Reginald R. Chanacki this morning in Atlanta, Ga. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Vaverce: of Joslyn road, and he is the son of Mrs, Lucille Chojnacki of Ortonville. MRS. REGINALD | R. CHANACKI held immediately after the cere- mony. The mother of the bride wore a charcoal gray suit with white and green The bride-groom's wore a peacock blue silk dress with white accessories, Beth mothers Flexible Racks Put Towel at Right Spot A satisfying bath depends on plenty homemaker places towel where there is the most wall space Mr. > Mary Summerville Weds in Lutheran Church Rite Mary Delores Summerville be-; The bride's came the bride of LeVerne R, mother wore an | aqua crepe dress with white ac- Coleman at St. Trinity Lutheran | cessories and a ‘corsage of pink | rosebuds. A navy dress with match- The double ring ceremony was ing accessories and corsage of Church. performed today- by the Rev. Ralph C. Claus. The altar was decorated with vases of white gladioli and stephanotis. The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. Harmon B. Sum- —instead of wheré the bather can merville wt Oakland avenue, and reach them! That oversight is easy to remedy | and | by installing small, flexible racks which can be pulled out to hold enough clean towels for the whole ante Married this Kirk in the Hills were Sandra | McAuley and Barton J. | Connors, | The bride is, | the daughter |of the Wilfred T. McAuleys of Birmingham ‘and he is the | son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Connors of Northville. ________mrs--BaRToN- 4; CONNORS ‘Sandra McAuley Becomes z Bride of Barton Connors | Sandra Eva McAuley became the , bride pf Barton J. Connors this | afternoon at two o'clock at Kirk in| the Hills.. * * She is the daughter of Mrs. Wilfred T. McAuley is * the next Fellowship meeting will take place Sept. i ayeia? l 3 g pret. bie i i H 4 a | wore a matching Jacket black accessories, __ When the couple left on a wed- | the bridegroom's parents are Mr and Mrs, Vern B. Coleman of First | Street. The bride wore a white satin dress with leng tapered ileeves and a floor length skirt which: Her fingertip veil of nylon tulle was attached to a white lace head- piece and she carried a bouquet of white gardenias and stephanotis. BLUE NYLON NET matron of honor wearing a gown of baby blue nylon net and carry- ing a bouquet of red roses. A white gown trimmed with red rose- buds was worn by the brides- maid, Barbara Morgan. She also carried a bouquet of red roses, Robert Coleman served as his brother’s best\.man, and seating the guests were Richard Coleman and Billy Summerville.” Eagles Auxiliary Initiates Members Thitty -five members attended the Anitiation of candidates at the Huron Gardens Eagles Auxiliary 2887, when the group met Wednes- day at their lodge hall on High- Tand road. Initiated were Mrs. Arthur See, / celine Parrish and Mrs. Earnie der. Mrs. Duaine Johnson announced that plans have been conipleted for the. the Rochester Aerie and eee The picnic will be held at — Grove park on Dequindre ee Events Sunda m, = the ccottane Mrs. so Lewts Mrs. Dale L. Bitler, Mra. Fran- |. | pink rosebuds was the choice of the bridegroom's mother. A reception was held Waterford CAI building. at the Tea Honors Bride-Elect Joan Cooper ended in a chapel length train. | Mrs. Howard B. Barker enter- tained ‘at her home on Martell | drive, Bloomfield Hills, this after- | Joan *Cooper. * Stella Scherbing was her sister's | noon at a tea honoring bride-elect * * Joan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. |R. J, Cooper of Chippewa road /and Ian Glen Lamont, son of Mr. ,and Mrs. John Lamont of Nelson | street will exchange nuptial vows Aug. 24 at All Saints Episcopal Church. Receiving the ninety guests with | Mrs. Barker and the honoree were Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Lamont. A pink and white scheme was | carried out in attractive floral ar- rangements throughout the home, The tea table was covered with | white organdy over pink satin and centered with an arrangement of pink rosebuds on either side of | which were matching tapers. Presiding were Mrs. Aaron D, Riker, Mrs. A. W. Jilbert, Mrs. C. T. Ekelund, Mrs. E. A. Christie, Mrs. Peter Hoogerhyde and Mrs. Ww. c. Warrick. 2 Al . ‘Cuan Dalley,’ Joan ‘Baldwin, Donna Westerlund and Joyce Jil- bert,. members’ of the wedding a | party assisted during the afternoon, — Pair Hésts Dinner for Hospital Board Dr. afd Mrs. John P. Williams hosted’ the. Pontiac General Hos- | pital’ Board of Trustees at their The Past Noble Grand Club of Pontiac Green Lake residence Friday night ig fot fot an.outdoor dinner. /The meeting of the board was ers and families are invited. to aes held later in the Willi home. 7 FTEs h a £ : i Ti H | Barbara Kinney Weds s in ‘Cranbrook > Christ Church Cranbrook was the setting for this afternoon — of Barbara the marriage . rey S bas ai ~ 4 \ Mehaenet i a a \ 4 ‘ = ‘SEVEN Get Used to Ine By ELIZABETH WOODWARD Force of circumstance, like a sharp-bladed axe, can separate you. One of you has to go away, to school, to the Army, or to @ new job. His family decides to | move, perhaps. Or your ‘father is transferred to |’ a different city. The blissful tenor of your ways is disrupted, sliced off clean, : * » * You can, of course, do the next best thing with letters and phone calls to keep your love alive — it the two of you want this sep- aration to be only temporary. But there's the break that has all the aspects of being per- manent, For one perfectly good reason or another, it doesn't seem wise to try to keep the pot boiling, When one’s heart is in- volved it's downright difficult to understand the’ reasons and be philosophic about the results, sees separation staring ner in the | face and is being forced to settle for half-measures. She writes: “Dear Miss Woodward: I've been seeing quite a bit of him, and just when we'd both taken quite a liking to each other, he announced that he had ided to accept a job that had offered to him in a distant town, He told me not to get too stuck on him as he would be leaving this winter, “T guess he feels since he's going away that I should forget him completely. So, to make it easier on both of us, we've-been ignor- ing each other, and only speaking when it's necessary and proper. Is this the right thing to do?” Answer; Separation seems to be inevitable. So it might as well descend on you sooner as later. It’s too bad that this attractive had to matter to both of you. But he apparently feels deeply moment came for parting. So he figures it's better to nip it off now, clean and neat before it gets too tough to do. Had you both been able to of ig- foring him. Develop the habit of just not being conscious of him, Get yourself completely involved with other people and other things. Let go of him now in your very thinking. You'll be happier if you do. . “Dear Miss Woodward: After an argument that lasted for months, we had just started going together again when he told me he was going into the Navy. He said he didn’t’ want any girl to write to him, He'd been gone a week when 1 found out he had left. ' “My girl friend told me. She said she’d been with him before he Wonderful in i ice at nll i] F $ went and that he told her J liked me, She said, too, that asked: him to write to her. I'm -afraid if he does writ her he might take a lik to her, and I don't want that to hap- “lf -she's trying to make me jealous, she's doing & good) job of it. She’s broken up other ‘couples before. Now I don't want to start a fight with her, and I don't want her to see that I'm jealous. So what can I do?” Answer: You're much more con- itable Separation cerned about your girl friend than [ ne'd! about your departed boy friend: And he’s the ‘big important miss- friend gets squared away, and see if he gets around to writing you. I¢ no, drop him a line. Ask for ing link, He's gone with no gvod-;nothing, just give him the news bye, and he said he didn't want. any girl to write to him, Which put a period on things for you. He’s not likely to write to any of the other girls either, no mat- ter how they beg. So why do you worry so about your girl friend? Nothing has happened yet to make you really ous. It's your im- agination and your fears at work. And they're working overtime, Wait a while until your boy = caeed is famous American designer Toni Owen's ‘specialty’ for you. Here she’ shows two skirts — a slim ‘and a full — and a shirt-waist | | blouse. a } In the center front and in the| back of the skirt are inverted) Ties for Paris’ Newest Fashion PARIS (INS)—A raid on your dad’s, brother’s or husband's ward- robe may provide the latest Par- isian hair ornament, . Ld * ye A man’s tie, according to beauty expert Fernand Aubry, ts the la- test gadget for a girl to wear in her hair. A tie is worn around the head like a belt and knotted behind one ear or at the nape of the neck with the ends dangling. Choose a gaily printed tie to wear with summer dresses, Pas- tel shaded “neck-wear” wound around your head looks pretty | ence you havé a good tan. | In case the men in your family wear bow-ties you don’t have to feminine way to use a masculine bow-tie in the hair. He suggests & white bow-tie with navy blue dots worn on top of the head to hold the hair up during a heat-wave. He uses a second, similar bow-tie to wind around the neck instead trimming. © Two outfits for the price of one,| pleats. There are also two side ithe skirf really three kinds. Also |note the two pockets. The blouse has three button | |inch material for blouse, 2 yards jof 36 inch material for despair. Aubry has thought up a | +Mold, chill firm in your automatic pleats and a front box pleat, giving cuffs but one button is out of sight. A contrast belt adds a chic look, Fabric suggestions for blouse — linen, chambray, nov- elty cottens, shantung, plain or printed silks; for skirt — linen, cotton ‘gabardine, woolens, tweeds, , This pattern is cut to Designer Measurements, not Standard Pat- Bust Watast Hips - Sizes “ “4 inches 10 33 25 36 = inche 12 3% mY 37% Inche 4 BL ; | ne inches bh] 40 41 inches “18 - Size 12 requires 2% yards of 36 nayrow skirt, 4% yards of 36 inch material ‘for pleated skirt and % yard of 35 inch material for interfacing. To order Pattern: No. 1229, ad- dress Spadea Syndicate, Inc., P, O. Box 535, G. P. 0., Dept. P-6, New Xork 1.N. YY. = State size. Send $1. New 144 page Pattern Book XII—50 cents. If paid by check or money order add 4 cents for bank clearance. Airmail handling is 25 cents extra. Tasty Leftover Dish. When you have leftover cocoa, try this delicate, tasty pudding: Combine one envelope (one table- spoon) granualted gelatin with Y% until gelatin is dissolved. Add two tablespoons sugar und mix well. refrigerator, unmold. Serve plain or with cream—makes four serv- ings. is Johanna L. Kindley Marries After a wedding trip to northern Virginia Mr. and Mrs, Bird will live in Warwick, Va. nae i "NEW “RUG and CARPET CLEANERS ° | before putting ee eee ee eee O and the information that you're thinking about him, After he’s been gone a while he'll want to hear from hdme. He'll feel differently about letters from you, He. won't care much for letters from girls he doesn't care much about, ‘Dear Miss Wootlward: We've “He had just told me that he | loved me and would never leave me. Then I hurt him and he said he didn't love me any more, I know he does. So what can I do | to get him back?" Asnwer; It's hard to believe that a-love of long standing can ———The dishipted by a Hurt of the Kifid] you describe, His pride, his con- |. tiderice in you, and were jolted. , But I can't believe it’s perman- ent. Not-if you won't let him nurse a grudge off by himself. Get in touch with him and try to patch things up. Undo the hurt. Bring a quick end to the sorrow that is your temporary parting. (Copyright, 1955, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Inc.) --- ; Don’t Carry Mourning to Extreme Video Ban Unfair to Children After Relative’s Death By EMILY POST A distressed wife tells me: “My husband's mother passed away two weeks ago and he has forbidden our children to turn on the tele- vision set, saying that it would be very disrespectful to do so. “I can't see any harm in this and think. he is being very unfair to the children. After. all, we can't just sit- home and look at each other and to watch television in one’s own house could hardly be called disrespectful. What is your’ opinion?” , Answer: I definitely agree with you. In fact, I cannot under- stand his attitude, which is most unfair. : his vanity “Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please tell ‘me what my husband should do about seating the ladies at dinner when his mother is present pare friend of mine is also pres- ent “The friend and I are in the early thirties and his mother is in the sixties im case that would have any bearing on the situa- tion." Answer; Under any circum- stance- a host would hardly be criticized by a much yeunger guest for seating his mother first. However, if the guest were near- er her age and furthermore one who ig very seldom invited to your house, he should first help the guest and then his mother. “Dear Mrs, Post: Will you please tell me the proper manner in which to address g woman lawyer when writing to her ona business matter. “Should it be Mary Jones, Esq., Miss Mary Jones, attorney-at-law or “Counselor Mary Jones?” I would appreciate hearing from you on this matter.” Answer: Certainly not Mary Jones, Esq. Address the envelope Miss Mary Jones. The salutation would be Dear Miss Jones. Vacuum Slipcovers Before Washing Slipcovers should be vacuumed thoronghly or shaken to remove loose surface dust before washing, giving special care to bindings and / Close. zippers, if any, remove Stains and baste pleats in place to make ironing easier. Use a sudsy_ brush on bindings and spoiled spots entire piece in wa- | as THE PONTIAC PRESS.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 stalled as president of the Martin Smith of Dakota street will be in- Congregation B'nai Israel Youth Group Sunday evening | ington, co-chairman of the affair, and at a dinner dance. Shown with Martin are Helene Prizant, of West Iroquois, chairman, B’nai Israel. Youth Group Slates Dance Paul Kampner to _'Act as Master of Ceremony The Congregation B'nal Israel youth Group will hold a dinner dance Sunday evening at ‘the B'nai Israt) Synagogue. i fad * - Paul Kampner will act as master of ceremoniés for the event. David Utley will serve as installing of- ficer for the governing body of ’ the youth group. Officers beginning a new term will be Martin Smith, president; Helene Prizant, first vice presi- dent; Dennis Coffman, second vice , president; Leah Berg, recording secretary; Barbara Berg, corre- sponding secretary; and. Michael | (left to right) Patricia Newhouse, treasurer. é Others — helping with arrange- ments’ are Michael Newhouse, _ Marlowe, Michael Walker, nnis Coffman, Martin Smith, Ellen Niedleson, Adrienné Ressler, Lorell Kornov, Bonnie Marlowe, Robert Schmidt, Joann Walker, Jane Ejllander, Melvin § Nosan- chuck, Richard Serwin, and Ber- — nard Toby. ‘ ars , Pontiae Press Phete Steinberger of Farm- By ANNE HEYWOOD lyric that begins, ‘Things are sel- | dom what they seem.” | * * * I think of it often when I'm meeting new people, women par- ticularly. The tense, harried, busy- looking woman usually turns out to be one who does nothing much to speak of, except worry, gossip and complain. And the serene, calm, easygoing | woman ysually turns out to have | | long'-and a schedule that would curl your hair. Bobbie Waters is such a wom- an, She looks as if life were just one long holiday, but the truth is something else again. Bobbie Waters first came to my attention because of the lovely cos- tufhe jewelry she makes at home. Her work is delicate and beau- tiful, but her prices are very low. She makes jewelry with business girls in mind, she told me, and wants to keep prices in line with their budget. While I was examining the sam- ples she brought—colorful pins and New Furs Offer. Slim, Fluid Lines NEW YORK (NEA) — Warmth nomical upkeep. Mothproof and mildew-proof, These are some of the advantages of the new fur fab- rics. — . * * oe Orllegro is typical of these new “man-made furs.” It’s a blend of Aynel and orion and thus needs no glazing, can be cleaned with a spray cleaner at home, is odorless when it's wet. ee q é WAY FE 2-7132 | Open Tonight ‘til 9 College or _ Career Clothes é 2 ee : ee 'a list of accomplishments a mile | withoutweight. Fluid lines. Eco-} Serene Woman Finds Gainful Craft | earrings, with delightfully original , ally pitches in and helps her when There is a Gilbert and Sullivan | designs—she told me her story. | HAPPILY MARRIED Bobbie is happily married, with a husband who not only approves of her jewelry-making, but actu- ‘ ae ‘ hd Ado da LUE aa 4 we a Thrill your little boy or girl with this lifelike “Davy: Crockett" doll! A youngster's favorite hero—now a wonderful playmate, too! Pattern 821: “Davy Crockett” doll! Easy to make—15-inch doll clothes, ‘pretend’ gun and pouch! Pattern, transfers, directions. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164,-Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and zone. 4 Sunday School, raising plants and there's a rush of orders. house and making jewelry, Bob- bie has a nine-to-five job in an advertising agency. On the side, she does such things as teaching teaching the art of jewelry-mak- ing-to-other Women who want to learn how! In addition to cooking, keeping | Washable Glove Is New Leather On view at a research laboratory in Cincinnati recently was a white leather glove which has been washed one hundred and nine times. : The glove, newest in the series of new washable leathers called launder-leather, still looks fresh as new and will take any number of additional launderings by hand or washing machine, * ° Although launder-leather gloves were first produced several months ago-in all fashion colors, white the production bugs have been overcome and glistening white launder-leather will soon be avail- able to American women. The new white gloves will be “How did you happen to start making jewelry?" I asked Bobbie, 'and then out came the most re- markable part of her story. Years ago, she sustained a& bad back injury. It meant long _} sieges in the hospital and months in bed, There were several years when this active woman would hardly drag herself around, It was then that she met a little old lady who made jewelry. Bobbie said, “because 1 figured Td go crazy if there wasn't some- thing I could do to pass the time.” A J0B IN ADVERTISING From the beginning, Bobbie loved jewelry-making. Years later, when her back was all cured, she ning right out and getting a job in advertising. , I started to sympathize with her over those tragic years in bed, but Bobbie Waters just smiled and said, “We've practically for- gotten all about that by now. Aft- “T asked if she would teach me,""’ kept it up—in addition to run-|- |available in launder -leather kid, suede, cape and pigskin in a va- riety of stytes, from very brief shorties for casual wear to longer | four-to-eight button lengths for dressier costumes. Gift packages can be made highly individual with slogans cut from ads, names done in rickrack. Jokes-or toys can be tied on, or yarn arid pom-pom trim added. When You Think of Music, Think of Gallagher's! Y SHOPPING er all, life is so full and so in- teresting, who has time for re- membering past troubles?” Use Color Swatch in Choosing Carpet When choosing a carpet in a greys and beiges come with subtle tolor differences, There are rcsy beiges, and yellow beiges — like sand, Greys can have overtones of blue or pink, to make them blend better with the major colors in a room. To be sure you choose the right neutral when you go carpet-shop- tic or a paint chip in the color you intend to feature, neutral hue, keep in mind that | ping, carry a small swatch of fab- YOU SAVE MORE . IN BEFORE YOU BUY ANY PIANO Rent a Betsy Ross or Galbransen SPINET PIANO OF YOUR CHOICE $20 Deposit, $10 Monthly “GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. 18 £. Huron, Pontise, FE 4-0566 ee ee Michigan’s Largest Jewelers 24°'N. Saginaw St. / ones posed a special problem. Now,- bb Dhan See : f THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST. 20) 1055 ff ie “Haman: Touch’ Adds Sparkle to er Rew Minister Artives at tap bat pe First Free Methdoist Jestve «4 Foerth 8 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a, m. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Georte Mandes, Pastor OB beet a, has trrived at First Free oe fe ee et ee he was superintendent of the Sun- day School in the church he now | is serving as pastor, THIS IS THE HOUSE THAT LOVE BUILT—Really “a house with a heart,” this house was planned and built of donated time and. materials because members of a church in’ Montgomery, Ala, loved | Christians in Kenya Colony, East Africa, — to try to save them ] Jewelr. ry B usin ess” Mix’ Work and Religion, Dispondent Retailer Told By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE tees Settlers i in ‘daho Hold Thanksgiving Fete . RUPERT, Idaho (RNS) —Span- ish Basque settlers in south cen- tral Idaho gathered at nearby Minidoka Dam on the Snake River for the fifth year to “give thanks to God for the freedoms and lib- A jatetorareged businessman called me on the jong distance | telephone. " need some encouragement and guidance," he ‘said, “I called | you becaus¢ you teach the practical application of religion. Well, 1 have a problem. I own a jewelry store. My grandfather started it | and my father ran it before me. Now I own it. But I'm afraid I'm licked, * * * Things arén't going well and I just don't know what to do. And what I want to ask you is how, by employing the principles of faith and right thinking, - can I make my jewelry business do better?~1 don't want to get rich, but I do want to make a living ’ And I'dlike to get a little happiness while doing so.) Of course, J have no knowledge. of th 9:45 A. M, . A native of Memphis, the Rev, 8:30 A. M. Mr. Howison graduated from Port 11:00 A. M, Huron High School and received} ~~ his. ministerial training under the L district superintendent, He has just completed a term CHURCH OF THE as district superintendent of- the Alpena district and previous to Williams that time served the Lyndon Ave- : semen) (t.: nue... ree—Methedist—Church—-in fronr-tfaw Geo, L. Garver, Posten FE 28-1518 Flint. The Rev. and ron Howison are living at 127 Dwight St. They have 1ST. PAUL LUTHERAN | four sons who are CHURCH = pape at age acral = Force REV. L. H. HOWIZON With the lessening of .. ue The new minister, the Rev. L. H.|a new church approved recently | dd the general conference it is | a ee NR SS ET expected that it will soon be pos- | [GRACE LUTH ERAN CHURCH Corner of Genesee and Glendale Services at 9-A. M.-and 1} A, M. Rev, Otto G. Schultz—Speaker cel School—9 A, M. and 11 A. M. sibl for the local church to enter | into the new building ‘Program.. Pontiac Unity Center 71%, N. Saginaw St. Lake Read from Otte Hwy. (08-10) and 2 blocks south of Williams Lake | Sunday School, 11 A.M. - —— a Sunday Services, 11.A. M. St. John’ 8 Lutheran Chasak } - . American Latheras Conference (National: Latheran Council) |- Street at Cherry Street | ; ; ' Sunday § School 2 ban aco ROD OURO OU 9.45 a.m, ALL MEMBERS OF Morning Worship ............... 11:00 a.m | =—— bor one W. Nelson, B. D., Paster Tees Peeters | K of C HALL - - COTTAGE BIBLE CLASS are urged to participate Scriptural. spiritual, evangelical doctrinal. fundamental ott: in the ily, a nhon-denom. nh: 8 8 : ‘ ord. Bible study that is different. ‘ Time—Each Sunday Afternoon at 3 o’Clock ~ LIVING ROSARY Starting Sunday, Aug. 21, 1955 At St. Joseph's Catholic Place; 3894 Rowley, near Huntoon Lake, midway between Drayton Plains Church and Waterford in Oakiand County, Michigan; % mile west on Wiliams SEES ments for cash on hand to start | ™ | construction. A sign in front tells -|rect, George M. Wilson, business By LULA 6B. OGDEN Want to do something big for | your pet project—here is a sug- | gestion! Just off Narrow Land Road in Druid Hills section near, Montgom- ery, Ala. a new house is under the story “Money from this house will go to World Gospel Missions Graham Will Keep Same Headquarters MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, (RNS)— The, international headquarters of evangelist Billy Graham will re- main in Minneapolis. Reports that it would be moved to Washington, D. C., are incor- manager and secretary-treasurer | of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, said, * * we The association, however, is thinking of opening a small cen- tral office in Washington for mem- bers of Mr. Graham's’ team, most ce whom now live along the East | , Wilson said. Stich an office = nite used — previously had ‘been at Dallas, Tex, | But the big main headquarters |which processes the mail that | comes to Mr. Graham from around the world will stay at: 1620 Har- | education Donated Materials, Labor “/Build House ~) Leary and” his brother. Evan M. convinced the only way to stamp | a lasting peace in that trouble- ‘mon Pl., Minneapolis, Wilson said. Read en Van Zandt St.; green cottege—at northwest corner of Van Zandt Monday, Aug. 22nd. 9:00 P.M. oe tite Your pel Note — — — westions! <2 —— - [Highland Congregational “¥p Bleck off M-50 on Milferd Ra The SALVATION ARMY |] 3.25 323" “SUNDAY SCHOOL ooo. o ooo. SAM. | ac HOLINESS MEETING ................... 11A.M. |) YOUTH SERVICE ...... pesisce icles se cee es 6 P.M. EVANGELISTIC MEETING .............. 7:30 P.M. “THURSDAY MIDWEEK PRAYER, 7:30 P. M. , 2w. Lawrence Street Sunday Sc sneer figianrengaeneeienewemns * Sop A Gave See tools Day Evening ...-.:...1:00 P. M — sont, 16:18, And I say unto thee thou art Peter ond upon this rock 1 win build my church, And the gates of hell shall not prevail] against ft. -- Paul -Deems, 7175 Elizabeth Lake Read. EVANGEL TEMPLE Y.M.C.A. Side Entrance : Non-Denominational Full Gospel hool .+...... 9:45 A.M | eee 11:00 A.M | Worship Service Evangelistic Service. FE 17-0226 — rap sarees ee ee “Sundey Schoo! First Southern Missionary BAPTIST CHURCH » —965-Best Wileon-Ave:— ceeneees 945 ALM. Merning Worship .....11:00 A.M. | B.T.U. Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M. - - Wed. Prayer Meeting... 7:30 P.M. ° Young People’s Bible Study 8:00 P. M. oe ee oer eee eens emer omer toon oe ee ow oe. FE 4-8574 Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School - 10 a. m, Young People - 6:45 p. m. Eve. Worship - bedi Thursday, 6:45 P.M. Rev. Rose L. Davis, Pastor 306 Midway—Off Sanford Divine Healing - - Wednesday, Day of Prayer. Beginning - at. 10 A.M. of “Book of Revelations man gerne P.M. sz Bowie Havens. Associate Pastor | 30 denominations support World — Missions. ‘Followers of Prophet | Wessen St. | L. J. Crawford. for Missions for work in Kenya, British East Africa.” The house was sold just | a few hours after the sign went | up, and the money is going to- ward building a Bible School in Kenya. e Several Montgomery companies | have donated all materials and the labor is donated by workers from Druid Hills. The Highland Aseine Commu- nity Church there is sponsoring the undertaking arid cosponsors are the pastor, the Rev. Melvin J. Leary, contractors;.O. D. Bonner, Montgomery building man and A. F. Woolard, of Columbus Plaster- ing Co. “The British and missionaries to | Kenya,” Leary said, “have become out Mau Mau terrorism is through Chrstianity. Violence will not make ridden region of Africa.” Leary said he wanted to stress | how the workers'of Druid Hills “jumped in and donated their time." C. M. Keller, superintend- ent on part of the 114 houses under construction at Druid Hills, also donated part of his time super; vising the building of the house. The Bible School will be called Kenya Highlands Bible School. —- Interest in this project was sparked by the nag? that a couple from the church, and Mrs. business wasn't simply the exchange of goods, for profit; romantic and thrilling experience as well. people have a richer life. religion together so that you can't tell one from the other. isn't only for Sunday. your business is worthwhile only to the extent that it serves others and that it is not at its maximum efficiency unless it brings happiness business. But I was able to remember and tal ee ee ee ee DR. PEALE very successful. one. ; I think my friend went into the jewelry Seabeensinceene he loved | beauty. He would hold a diamond in the palm of his band and be | entranced by its loveliness. He actually hated to sell such stones, | he enjoyed them. so much, DECIDES ON OWNER But then he would think of all the women in his town arid wonter who could wear it most-fittingly. After he had decided, ,he would call up this woman and say, “Mury, I-have a marvelous diamond, and its | beauty seems meant only for you.” This was of course, a great sales approach, and my friend was a great salesman. A true salesman is always one who believes | in his merchandise, but what made this man a, great salesman was not any overwhelming desire ta sell merchandise, but the fact that he really and truly loved digmonds—and people. Handling jewels seemed to him an adventure in beauty and was the great experience of his tife: -"That man,” 1 told my. caller, “was so dedicated that, It was his way of helping MIX WORK, RELIGION “So what you need,"’ I continued, “is to mix your work and your Religion It's for the market place as well. Realize that to them and to you. Then you will do a better business, and then what is of greater importance, you will be a better person.” . ° * « I asked him how he advertised and he said he used spot announcements on radio and television. “What do you say in these spot advertisements?" I asked. “Oh, something like, ‘Nationally recognized line; good credit allowance’,”” he answered. “That wouldn't thrill me." I said. ‘Why not take enough time or William Smith. aes -@—caly. newspaper space to relate jewelry to the deep human _experiefices. to work in Kenya. Smith will be |Start Services Here Followers of Prophet Jones for the Universal Triumph of the Dominion of God will meet. for two services on August 28 at 338) Services will be at 1 and 8 p. m. according to the leader, the Rev. This group formerly held meet- ings at 44 S. Saginaw St. i i i Min dl, Mi, Mi Mi di i @ FREE e METHODIST r FE 4-9652 MILTON ‘HE HERALD OF TRUTH” Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. 10:00 A. M. = —— Mm. a Eve. Service fede Auditorium oo the ita Bible Class Departylentetiod Sunday Schiel tor AD. ede “CHRISTIAN ATTRIBUTES re and ATTITUDES” / / = ae Rev, Willard Stallcup, Teacher BROADCAST OVER WCAR 10:15 - 10: 45 ee HEAR t Jimmie Mercer _ Speaker 11 M. and 7:30 P. M. WEYE dace bon 1:00 te 1:30 P.M. i Ratt of ‘Sunday Eventing Service 316 Baldwin Avenue Sunday Schoo! 10 A. M. Sunday FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH f ‘Sunday Eve Worship 7:30 P. M. Thurs. Prayer FeS-7938 Worship 11 A. M. CHURCH 87 Lafayette Street (2 Blocks. West of Sears) Sunday School... . 10:00 ». m. Morning Worship. .11:00 a. m. Sermon Subject, “MY TASK” 4 Free Methodist Youth ; 4 4 4 4 4 4 ate 4 4 4 4 4 q| Atomic Heating Mulled You might talk, for married for forty years remind her husband that, although her hands ate gnarled and worn with. toil, there is the glory of love and service in them and they deserve the affectionate recognition a diamond would give them, HUMAN TOUCH NEEDED Or you might advise a young man to put a diamond on tne finger of the girl he loves as bright as the sparkling diamond in her eyes. Put a sincere human touch in your business, for you are dealing in dream and heart throbs. Relate your work to the deepest experiences of human life. Later I received an excited report. My caller had learned that his jewelry busi could actually be a glorious adventure in living. By following these simple ‘principles, he shifted from an emphasis upon selling merchandise to the thrill of serving, helping bring beauty inte the lives of ordinary people, And, of course, business - that serves is always economically sound. You may think your own work is dull and unromantic. But there | is no such thing as a dull, unromantic job. It is the man or woman | who works at it who may be dull and unresourceful. When you cease _ thinking drab thoughts about your job and look deeply into its | possibilities, you will discover that even the most seemingly common occupation is not without ‘its thrill LJ LJ for him, | it was a? ple, about the loyal wife who has been | never owned a diamond, You might | erties enjoyed in this country."* A mass of thanksgiving opened the Basque shepherds’ annual fes- | tival and picnic, The festival fea- | tured dances, songs and games of ‘the Bay of Biscay apd Hautes Pyreneés area on the F’ rench-Span- ish border from where the Basques | come, |” It is believed that scuthern Idaho has the largest group lof Basques | outside Spain and France. . ' | PARKDALE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Parkdale and Hollywood Block W. of Baldwin Sunday School 9:45 A, M. | Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. | WAYNE E. WELTON Minister FE 2-6928 Missionary Alliance Church (Near Orchard Lake Ave.) Rev. G. J. Bersche, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11 «. m. Alliance Youth Fellowship 6:15 p. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. | | | i | @ We'll Look For You! Youth Groups 6:30 P.M. PREACHING fy TT AM. &7:30 P.M. I will 1 never ‘eon BOSS Franzen, one of the ‘best aupenens I ever knew, who, running his hand lovingly over a panel he had just completed, remarked: “I get a great kick out of this job. I'd rather work with wood than anything in the world.” He knew how to, put adventure into his work. * (Copyright 1955) _ Says People Fail. fo Accept Criticism repugnant Oct = ee en ee rrr SP Bn ae 7:30 p.m. 4 Evangelistic Service 8:00 p.m. § for Episcopal Cathedral . 4| WASHINGTON, D. C. (RNS) — “RECIPE FOR REVIVAL” 4) The Protestant Cathed- @|ral here may become the first oan Re tetas oti @| church in the world to be heated FE 2-9955 q) by atomic Pacem —< 4 an ai nace. : Bring the Entire 94 “The Rev., Charles Martin, 4@| member of the Cathedral Founda- ;e FAMILY e; 4| tion, said the idea of atomic heat- Pere rr yee ers 4 ing emerged at a meeting of the foundation this spring. ‘Young People 6:45 P.M Rev. W. 6. Vertan, Pastor ZION CHURCH of the NAZARENE 239 East Pike Street 10:00 A. M. Sundey School 11:00 A.M. Worship Evang. Service 7:30 P. M. Lavern Sheffield, Musical Director over W P "REVIVAL, 249 Baldwin Ave. STARTS SUNDAY. AUG. : 21 Through Sept. 4th . Sie 7:30 P. M. _ REVIVAL CHOIR and SPECIAL SINGING Rev, Garner Sunday Scheol.............10 am FE 4-7407 Ls 1 ee hehe eae 1 am. Sundey Morning Broadcast 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. ON 1460. : - . REV, ROBERT GARN A Church that Welcomes " “Seek and Ye Shall Be Saved” _ Central Christian Church 37 N. Saginaw St. Chas. D. Race, Pastor. FE 4-0239 Sunday Service, Sunday School 9:45 A. M. _ Morting Service 11:00 A. M. '. Vesper Service 7:30 P. M. ~ Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 P. M. SAGINAW, Mich. .| proving, rebuking and exhorting” is hot always well received be- cause ‘‘we are in the days when doctrine,”’ the Rev. Oscar J. Bau- mann of St. Paul, Minn,,’ presi- dent of the Evangelican Lutheran “People today only want to hear what pleases them,” Rev. Bau- (RNS) —The | ministry's responsibility . of “re-| many men will not endure sound Joint Synod of Wisconsin and oth- | 60 Tilden at W. Huron “Your Gospel Hour” CKLW 7:30, WCAR 8 A. M. -. & J. BAPGREY, - Pastor First Open. Ae Bible Church * Pe JOSLYN Rev. T, H. Staton iloce ae . FIRST CHURCH of GOD. $§ Bast Boulevard — Seeth of Lookent Drive ‘9:45a.m. Sunday School 10:452.m. Morning Service : 1:30 p.m. Evening Service Foo Srmsapeteten Cok SS S08 wilt GU . Bagene Ramsey, Minister — Gen. Offices: Anderton, Ind. "THE PILGRIM HOLINSS CHURCH BALDWIN AND FAIRMOUNT Morning Worship 11 A.M Pastor Young and Old — frdm the truth and every \disorderty ¢ on du ct, lest our own 4 and those entrusted to our coco ty selmtvcns ook nat owe lose the word of truth entirely. It is a fact that truth cannot be retained unless error ig re- _ sents inant 1 140 P. M ta 4 eee Mt. Clemens | | i ; | THE. PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1055 | a Speaker c 2 State Women _|Gospel Team to Give |, musical port wil be su Guest Ded er ampmeeting — olseers rine, ine * —, i oe v. David ’ . of Pastor Grou pel team 0 m Announced in Pro rogress KANSAS CITY, Mo, Teer NAY. peek 6 pa Rev. A. J. Weiler Will t Address Living Rosary Monday at St. Joseph + j Guest speaker at the preserita- tion .of the “Living Rosary” Monday at 8 p. m. at Roman Catholic Church . Weiler. The annual presentation of the) pageant will take place before the Shrine of the Immaculate Heart of | Mary A float will be presented during the ceremony, theme of which is “Mary, Queen of the World.” It Irish Prelate Dies BELFAST, No. Ireland (RNS)— The Rev. C. H. Crookshank, presi- dent of the’ Methodist Church in| Ireland in 1937, age of T7. His father, also a clergyman, was recognized as the “historian of Irish Methodism.” died here at the CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC SCIENCE CHURCH 30 Whittemore 8t. B. JOUN DRAKE, Pastor SILVER TEA Wednesday, Aug. 24, 7:30 p. m. ~ (Church Tells of Dedication Apostolic Church Will ~—__-__----- > re Hold Service Sunday for New Unit zt ts te ‘a. School, 4 a5 A.M Worship, 11:00 A. M. Eve. Rolly, 7:45 PM, Mid-Week Tues., Thurs. 7:45 P.M. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD. 210 N. Perry St. WPON, 8 A. M. Sunday “Visit the Church of the Old Fashioned Gospel” 5 ii which will especially accommodate | the Sunday School of 300 members, staffed by 2% teachers and officers. Mass fo Be Sung Ist Time in English UNIONTOWN, Pa. (RNS) — For | Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York will be the celebran | of the Mass which will be beamed Presbyterian Churches The Truth of God— Forbearance in Love _ OAKLAND AVENUE Oakiand at Cadillac Theedeore B. Allebach, Paster Bible School ....,.11.20 a. m. Worship .......... Mr. Harvey Beach, Speaking » Evening Service ... JOSLYN_AVENUE eng ty oe ince Bdmend 1. Wotkins, Paster Bible School eeeuds , 0:90 a.m. Mornjag Service! . veceees, WMS 24) BF thoy killed! | _..In“the het green hell | | | } | straight. is the society's president mens 4 “When I was lying as flat © The convention's scientific ses- , x ; HH as I could, this teacher would / 4 few jsion, described as a ‘“‘contiuation ) FREE! | : 2] @) a | T i AC * an Pony Ride } get down and look under my MISS KELLY Seareiies argon * reine | ? : Sent Hide | ~back and she would say ‘I can see air!’ “And I'd have to try _ a s i. =e Sept. | ? Kiddies § : Merry- r 4 , to lle even flatter!;’ ee ace kee ch ge | PI ; ; ce ; . : 4 ‘ ings of the house of delegates, 160- | ) * : f / F : ; Miss Kelly's teacher must have been effective fer now critics mc scveruics sa me the | ; ay 5 J Swings ; one rhapsodize about her carriage. It was a trial, though, for: Miss | MsMS ground NATE Ls ws i Chutes l K., for she had only gone to girls’ schools, and now there were The Michigan Medical Service, os . boys in the class. And the teachers were frequently emphasizing | sponser-of the Blue Shield medical | Dixie Hwy. tv. : 10) I Block N. of Telegraph Rd. FE §-4500—Open 6: 30 P. M. “freedom Of the body,” which made Miss Kelly blush somewhat. linsurance program, will hold its “Wewould be assigned to go to the Bowery and watch {annual meeting Sept. 27 in con- | | | YVONNE DeCARIO. | a drunk carefully .. . and come back and act out a drunk,” | junction with the MSMS opening | q “MAN FROM LARAMIE” Shown at 8:00 P. M. and W 245 P, M. > | | she remembered. “Or we would have to study a workman | business sessions | . ‘ | PASSION on an excavation for several days... and play him, | Dr. L. Fernald Eosler, MSMS ‘ @ story of Earty Cotitomnial “We also had to go to the zoo and study a llama. I never | T’S HERE! NOW THRU . IBARBARA STANWYCK) [FeCHnicoLor quite figured out why, because very few of us have ever been | called on to play the part of a llama K E EGO a THURSDAY l ROBERT RYAN i A | “But I'm sure it must have been helpful if the schoo! thought | "vO Sapna ) ) EXCLUSIVE! FIRST SHOWING! } CinemaScope — Color — On Our Giant Screen! @ ~* * *k * THEATER Miss Kelly gave me the impression in this discussion that she is a very human human being. During the evening, she aeell been asking people to tell her their birthdays. She had suddenly _ SUN. -MON. TUES. become interested in astrology. . The Oscar winner really showed me a side of her that 1| hadn't suspected existed. For a girl to admit that she was | : _ once a swayback ... well, how many glamorous ladies would ~—— do it? I believe that if anybody ever says “Grace Kelly is no slouch,” she might retort, “Not now—but I was once!" That's earl, brother. (Copyright | 1955, the Hall —— Inc.) HE CAME A THOUSAND MILES TO KILL A MAN HE'D NEVER SEEN! Payne. Mary Murphy.” Abbott and Cos- tello Meet the Mummy om uni Nea ers | | Sun Tues On the Waterfront," Tall Marion Brando, Eva Marie Saint; NOW...THE GREAT ff SATURDAY EVENING POST Man Ridin color, Randolph Scott Civie—Farmingte Get “Par Mortecns” come. Ci STORY READ BY NOW...on the MOTION n¢gton at “Par Horteons color, Chariton | DAILLIONS eee aint! gate - Eternal Sea; “Man Prom | Heston Donna Reed; “Land of Pury,” | i ther ‘ae a ‘ ok Hawkins : @un., Twee.: “Par Horisons,”” Vista om Man Without a Star,” | -- ON THE SCREEN bd PICTU RE SC REEN ! Vision, eslor, Chariton _ Heston, Denna | tl cts irk Douglas, Jeanne Crain; “High j Al A R Te) fa ‘ Reed: “The Marauders Society,” The Bowery Boys THRILL MILLIONS MORE! Wed,’ Fri: “The Prod * Cinema- Milford | 2 - Reepe, ‘eolor, Lana uracr, g er Pur Bat ‘The: Looters Rory Calhoum, | BRANDQ tulle Adams, “The Silver Star Edgar a ‘get.: Gog": > “Silver Star.” Buchanan, Marte Windsor | Fad Hille—Rochester Sun, Tues A Prise of Gold.” Tech- | putt: “Hell's Island color John nicolor, Richard Widmark, Mal Zetter- ob Mary Murphy; “Air Strike.” Rich- lin ng fog Gloria Jean burs, Gat.. “The Man From Bitter “The Bea Chase.” color | Ridge,” color, Lex Barker, Mara Corday, cinemageope, “John Wayne, ‘Lana Turner Air Strike,” Richard Denning ure.: "Marty," ‘ernest Borg- - nine, Betsy Blair i Pri, Gat.: “Seminole Uprising.” color, Tower Fertile Spot George Montgomery, Karin Booth; “The Bob Mathias Story,” Bob Mathias. Wara San RTE aIER a Tie ° | | Bond ory” Bob Mathias. Werd) GREENSBURG, Ind. (INS)—For mon we | ns many years, residents of Greens- coeormy HAML MALDEN « LEE 1. COBB | Bat M4 ree Cy how, - - >. .. os : +--+ rt ae. — ) Grebe, Marge and Gower Cham pion? | burg have Cotteritied that a tree} ov Mae SAINT | “Interrupted Melody,” | which grows out of the tower of | — os | aan Ford. Eleanor Parker F es, Wed.: “Revenge of the Crea- | their county courthouse is one of Tar mate ears eset: pana | the wonders of the world Their | —PLUS— Andrews, Piper Laurie; Walt Disney's claim has been bolstered. A stee-| plejack has learned that. another Sat: “Hell's re color, John | tree is sprouting from the tower. oe WARMER BROG eo amen an WDOIDH Phone MU 98-1907 7 ) KENNEDY f “LAST TIMES: TONIGHT prea W @ CRISP Y = JOHN FORD'S EPIC OF | DOROTHY MALONE 2 ew en ‘ : PAG DCL CAG AAeS | , THE STORY OF THE PRISON " PEGGIE CASTLE si tin O'DONNELL | WITHOUT BARS! lf) esi uniiv ison aux NICOL CHAIN) | TAKE THEATER manure ones. bring yoo = |. SUNDAY trots scoesasaal Doors Open 1:45 Hang on for hltority! Here comes Amer- * YELLOW Ri RIBBON C0 se rat CHESTER MORRIS He Faced jea’s favorite funster—now she's @- Haas i000 0 Dencan Sn jouw Ti COS CONS Hom Sort = eogest inpiog bay leares oan am TECHWICOLOR = om BT ba — Owectes by JOKN FORD ——STARTING SUNDAY CirkGaa: TEL EAT tery; PRIMORDIAL MONSTER} CAME FROM BENFATH THE SFP MAN WITHOUT, A STAR | | —_;" —— es ia mum | . — Leo Huntz ~ , GORCEY HALL SOLDIER oF i. FORTUNE f a TR, PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY} AUGUST. 20, ELEVEN 1055 | ss } ! “Loveless Couple Argue Pontiac Theaters Over Custody of Boxer DALLAS,Tex. (®—When a Dal: | OAKLAND las couple decided on a divorce | Sat., Thurs.: ‘Interrupted Mel. recently they agreed on division - 6 | ody,”” CinemaSco Glenn F or d, all their, property with the exgep- | Eleanor Parker. . : tion igs ahandsome, a Starts Fri.: sirnest “Hunters |. “Marty,” Borgnine, Betsy Blair; Each wanted to give his halt of | of the Deep,” Documentary. the estate — worth an estimated | STRAND $2,500 — to the other in exchange | Sat.: Fri.: “One Desire,” Anne for the pup. Baxter, Rock Hudson, Julie Adam Each gets custody of the dog for « ‘Man from Bitter Ridge,” Lex six months. Each hag the right to | Barker, Mara Corday, reasonable visitation, | McNally. The U.S. office of education was | First societies for the prevention ist. by an act of congress in| of cruelty to animals began in Eng- | land, Stephen | lke toGel Wnt Disneys True Life Adventures Hawaii's Mauna Loa has poured more lava in the last century than known volcano in the There are about 33,000 swim ming pools in the United States, almost one-half of them peivately | any owned. wah. AtomsReport | GES President's’ Agenda Is Filled With Speeches, Meetings, Trips TIGER CUBS ENGAGE IN MOCK COMBATS, SHARPENING FRASER, Colo, ) -— President REFL Eisenhower next week will get a first hand report on the Geneva | atoms-for-peace conference from Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Committee. 5 ae The President*flies back East to | LAST “TIMES TONITE | address the American Bar Assn. | Convention in Philadelphia|, Wednesday. In Philadelphia Eisenhower also | will meet with Seaborn Collins, na- tional commander of the American Legion. After the Bar Assn speech he, will fly back to Washington to pic k we el 2. ‘eaae L-TIME HITS! LIFE-INSPIRED DRAMA | OF A STAR! FROM DANCE HALL TO HOLLYWOOD! c Doris DAY: JAMES CAGNEY ‘Love Me Or Leave Me up Mrs: Etsenhower then take off on the return flight to Denver. At his’ mountain ranch here, in| Fraser, the President put aside vacation activities for two hours yesterday to conduct this official | business: He picked Philip Ray Rodgers, | now a member of the National La- | bor Relations Board, to be the new | chairman of the unit. Rodgers, a | Republican, is taking over from | Guy Farmer, a Democrat retiring from the board for business rea- sons. KIDS HAPPILY BUTT EACH OTHER BY THE HOUR. * * 6 | Chose Walter A. Gordon, Cali | fornia Negro attorney, to be the new governor of the Virgin Islands. ‘ Proclaimed' the week beginning | \ | Sept. 17 as Constitution Week. | \ . Enlarged the area over which | ‘air traffic is restricted over the | | Nevada atomic weapons test site, | separ aiidemiamael or || Hollywood ‘Headlines ; i set fe THE YOUNS6 OF ALMOGT i ALL ANIMALS HAVE TO LET OFF STEAM--BUT THEIR PLAY 16 PREPARATION FOR THEIR ROLES IN ADULT LIFE. YOUNG WOLVES PRACTICE STALKING IN IMITATION OF THEIR PARENTS. _ Last Show Starts 9:50 P.M, © Bex Office Open ‘til 11 P.M. OWL SHOW TONIGHT! nobody ever paid me for being. © Copynght 1995 Walt Dieney Productions q |: 1 hie lyme a lady! \ petersenii Distributed by King Features Syndicate, LB, a” UN TECHNICOLOR By DOROTHY MANNERS (For Lovelia Parsons) HOLLYWOOD Ray Milland left for Euope, he || told me he’s heading first to Lon- | don to talk to Vivien Leigh about co-starring with him in “Lisbon.” | Yes, this is the same story Joan ‘iin ~ae oemetioi ast “Hox & Houde Iun 1 Sehm Inglenen, Prepricter Woodward Avenue in Bloomfield Hills i LUNCHEON and DINNERS | DINNERS: Monday thru Saturday 5:30 to 11 P. M. iii ‘SUNDAY DINNERS: from 1:30 P. M. to 9 P. M. LUNCHEONS: Served Daily 12 Noon to 2:30 I} | called off. When Joan dropped it, Ray | pleked up the suspense-thriller and it wi be his next direct- ing-starring assignment at Re- COCKTAILS. SELECTED FOODS ams . Phone Ml 4-4800 for Reservations AJR-CONDITIONED The first picture Milland direct- } ed for the Valley Studio, “A Man Alone,” .was sneak previewed last_ week and the fans wrote favor | able cards. Ray will shoot “Lisbon"’ 2150 Opdyke Road at Pontiac Road Phone FE 4-4611 Box Office Opens Drive-In 00 P.M. Theater Show Starts at 3:00 P. M, Last Times Tonight WESTERNS His GUNS PUT LITTLE RIVER ON THE MAP _ = HIS GUNS. COULD WiPE IT OFF! PER eR eae wm ELLA RAINES. WARD BOND GEORGE “oaney" waves e OWL SHOW o __ Saturdoy eis --TWO- OUTSTANDING~ | partly in Lisbon (surprise!) and | in Hollywood. Also, look at Donna Reed, steam- | ing along in fine style. Donna re- Starts Sunday \Eternity’ Stars Give ie |to Rumor About ‘Oscars’ | (INS) — Before | | Crawford was to have made for | | Paramourt last year but which) || was, for some unexplained reason, | we CARL aad REID + NATALIE WOOO COOL AND COMPORTABLE STEPHEN MANALY cern SAT: =anaal ond GRETEL” and “TARZAN’S $ wigoms JUNGLE” _ oem ——— bt ms = * Morrison, who accompanied ber | + * from Hollywood “Mother has had three inter. | (°seeeeras * views with leading reporters,’ writes Janet, ‘and while she's secretly very pleased, she bowled me ovér the other day by saying, ‘maybe Garbo has the right idea | not giving out interviews. I've been misquoted twice!” PHONE FEDERAL 2-485) OAKLAND: MODERNLY AIR CONDITIONED STARTS TOMORROW | rm | = 4 if HOLLYWOOD IN SHORTS: Joan | | Crawford's bridegroom, Al Steele, | | | planes back to Hollywood tomor- | | row, Then we'll see what we shall | see, | Joan Evans (Mrs. Kirby Wea- therly) welcomed an cight-pound | doll at Washington hospital © Name ts Dale, after Joan's fath- 1 "| @, Dale Eunson.~ | | Bing Crosby, reassured about if | Phillip’ 8 condition, is back at Hay-| # | den Lake conferring with his CBS | ; | radio. director, He _doesn’t want | | any special favors, but it would | | [surely make Bing happy if wet CinemaScopE OBWEB ; ——_ "I! turns to MGM to play the wife | authorities permit Phil @ couple of All Color Program |ot Glenn Ford tn “fearful” deck | weeke to get well at the lake. | . sion.” the nee which created | Ever since the fire at El Rancho : such a sensation when Ralph Bel- | Vegas. Joe E. Lewis has been sing- | © WILD AND PRIMITIVE BEAUTY f lamy played it on TV. ing “Smoke Gets inh Your- Eyes” | Ces ant It's about @ father who makes ot evey Se Courageous en end Women Whe Loved ond Fought the feartul decision of ‘refusing Ai Steele, a very lonety-look- in the Savoge Arena of the Lost Great Wilderness! to pay a ransom to the kidnap- | ing one-some, dining at Toots | , ers of his son. Shore's in New York.” | yf ‘ Donna reports as ‘soon as she | Dick Haymes -never liad {ft so | completes “‘The Benny Goodman 00d. He bows into the cocoanut 4 Story” at UL | grove Tuesday night, He's signed } Ba Capital Records for albums a Janet Leigh writ “writes that. she’s | and Josef Shaftel has offered him Tener egy agian org bpe prog ory men ‘Jazz Man.:’ attention the London Press is pay-| That's all today. ing to her mother, Mrs. Fred (Copyright 1965) ON OUR A-I-R GIANT CONDITIONED SCREEN —— COMFORT | A —_ a a seainnsisiaanistarh LEANO ast “Chief Crazyhorse” Also GLENN “Hew Orleans Uncensored” me F ORD « - PARKER | | STARTS SUNDAY DenaiM® Roger MOORE | i THE U.S. ARMY vs. = Cecil KELLAWAY THE “BLACK CAT'S” QUERILLAS! cmaeae - Starting on —At. -. 1:18 -/3:22 E 5:26 4 7:30 ; fi 9:36 * i VISTAVISION : C Cartoon Tan “To a dame like her... | o} Fw. Po love is also a | et _A Theatre Manager's Preview Report: ny 7? Fr This is. Tom King dete with a restraint and . conviction that 1 found very — Eleanor Parker is heoutte cy wang pcm — = her acciaim, and recogn Te ha : ] Josey “Of Gur day. She bas — a Kenneth i ee ae a me did all of this tine sf ISLAND ||! mese i ro “ Sincerel _ JOHN PAYNE: MARY MURPHY > sf Starts At-1:00 - ‘ART SANFORD, Mer. 3:40 - 620-910 || mis “Amold Palmer. y aoe * r + ‘s —\'s had success since battle bet Roberts and pombe (18-4) at Philadelphia | — ace Don | and its record - equalling climax, took the play from the AL scrap, | ‘ : \ oe which remained unchanged as all four contenders won.\ New York's Yankees, maintained perceniagé points up on Cleveland by defeating Detroit 3-0 while the Indians went 11 innings to edge Kansas City 2-1. Heads for {st Fly Casting . | Addictsin4th Day of Tourney | ST. LOUIS ® — The annual Na- | tional Fly Casting * Tournament | fae : > moved into its fourth day today | oney in after entrants from three southern > states took top positions in four | ¢kish events. Friday. . Mament. Holds 5-Stroke Edge’ Going Into Canadian Open Finals Today TORONTO @ — Arnold Palnier, who abdicated the U. S. Amateur golf title to try his luck with the professionals, has a golden oppor tunity today to win his first top- money prize. > > * With a five-stroke lead over the = only thing that could keep him from taking the $15,000 Canadian Open. * * ° The Latrobe, Pa., golfer took his big margin into the final 18 holes with a third-round eight-under-par 64 yesterday. with his 64 67 in the Opening rounds, his ‘total is an almost incredible 105, 21 strokes under par for the three rounds and the lowest 54-hole score ever carded in the 46-year-old tour- * ” * Palmer needs a 68 today to equal a 263 Canadian Open record. set by a namesake, Johnny Palmer ot Badin, N. C., who established the mark three years ago over the St. Charles layout at Winnipeg. Stadium 9 Blanked; Roland Williams of Baytown, Tex., was first in the skish ac- fly contest with % points. ' Another Texan, R. A. Feemster of Aussies, U. S. Players Quit National Test Withdrawal leaves the | Pairs Title Free for Wide Open Scrap orf i tying tun to score on his own Boston, still 344 games * shy, wal- ai F : 26 ae men in order, the Dodger right- hander was smacked for singles by Eddie Waitkus, Jim G: and Andy Seminick and his lead was trimmed to 2-1, In the ninth, Newk didn’t even get a man out, and enabled the laced a single to left, driving in the winning run and handing Newk who didn't walk a batter, his fourth loss in a row. betweén | Wilson ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, ‘AUGUST 20, 1955 _ L Race Unchanged with home runs by Gil McDougald and Mickey. Mantle (his 3ist) for ‘}a 2-0 lead in the first, Only Dave Philley’s great stab saved Jim three _ Ford, winning his 15th and hand- ing the Orioles their 20th shutout, seven, but allowed only a inning double by Jim Dyck Cal Abrams’ leadoff single in si ins- stayed on pace as and Ray Narieski saved i relieved Mike Gar- out and runnegs on first in the lith. He Simpson. Narleski fanned Hec Lopez and got a forceout to end Sammy, White got the Red Sox i FERRE ie Fir Pr 3 3 S Post Convinces. Dodger Skeptics With Big Homer | CINCINNATI uw — Wally Post’s homer Friday night was one of the longest of the season, easily a 420-foot poke over the ‘left-field fence, , * » * The prowess of the Cincinnati Redleg outfielder has been in de- bate since he-and Manager Birdie Tebbetts claimed he slammed the ball atop the roof at Ebbets Field | last month in batting practice. The iB lel yn Dodgers scoffed at the aim. * * h homer of the year zoomed over the left-field wall at about 360 feet from home plate. traveled across the street and | sailed over the top of a billboard | which perches on the roof of a | two-story laundry. * * * “T’m no longer a doubting Thom- as,” said Joe Garagiola former | Post's 30t | PONG With “a sixth-inning homer that broke up Frank Sullivan's | St. Louis Cardinal catcher who now helps with the broadcasts of duel with Bob Porterfield. Sullivan | the St. Louis games. “Now I be- won his 15th as the Bosox got four | lieve that Wally hit a ball on the in the seventh off Porterfield and | roof of the left-field stands at Eb- .| Houston, took first in the 5%-ounce : District Tourney By BOB HOOBING BROOKLINE, Mass. @® — With) = 233 = ce nce accuracy |‘, Davis Cup Challenge Round vinner © pO! only a week away, American bait event was warren Rector of | laces han acumen have Shine Sy wie espe te ed ontaine " | National Dow ennis - Tourna- the field in the fly distance event ment, leaving the men's title free with an average of 140 2-3 feet. | for a mad ‘scramble.. Action by the Davis Cup compe- titors came yesterday as Long- wood officials decided to wait until the inundated outdoor courts dried out. Previously the men's play had been shifted indoors due to the tor- rential rains. Under present plans the competition probably will not resume unti] Tuesday, U.S. Davis Cup Captain Billy | Talbert’s move took away the de- up victories Friday night at Dray- ie aoe - Ne 1 = ains in the Class B district | mestic seeds, ‘Tony —Trabert a ae pod nai Mt., Clemens | Vie Seixas. It also broke up the downed Southfield,-51, and Rose- | second-seeded pair of Ham Rich- ville trimmed Highland Park; 7-3. |*"dson and Denmark's Kurt Neil- Mt. Glen enleaded seme |"? and the third duo of Gil Shea 1 fist _ |and Herb Flam. — Richardson and Shea are the 2 Belts clouted an otter American Pavis Cup play- | ers. single three efforts. Maas | Australians Rex Hartwig and , the $ Ba Neale Fraser, top-seeded foreign- jers, defaulted at match point to |Ttalian Giuseppi Merlo and Dick Roseville scored six runs in the Gaines of Edgartown, Mass., in a Ist two innings and was never | second-round indoor match. The distance bait cast. His average in Third Round | Mt. Clemens and Roseville hung | Dick-Wes Next Foe Stadium Inn encountered some rugged pitching Friday night and suffered its Ist loss in the Class A district softball tournament at Highland Park, Behind the two-hit burling.of Wambeke, Highland Park blanked the Pontiac “A” champs, 30; Highland Park scored twice in the 4th inning as Coratti walked | and slammed a home run. | ture in the 6th when he doubled and tallied the 3rd run on a single. Stadium’s Verle Sheldon was the mound victim. Stadium Inn faces = —— Sporting.Goods tonight. The Water- ford League team eliminated Roseville from the “A” tourney last night by forfeit. Tonighty game is a “must” win for Stadium in the double-elimination tourna- ment. - King King’s bat again entered the pic- | Roseville headed. Highland Park nine gar-| Aussies won the first two sets by nered only two hits off pitcher | 6-2 scores and were leading 40-15 Tournament continues tonight in| when they defaulted in a sports- the 3rd round at Drayton ball park. | manlike gesture. jfn the 12th game of the third set! The Yankees bombed Baltimore | three in the eighth off Dean Stone. ‘bets Field,” -"Loop champion GMC, upset by the Jets in Wednesday's Class A Coachers’ victory fina! | Ist. 6th, and 7th innings when two alareperidspred plied co" batters reached base each time meeting of GMC and the Jets in ‘But Stone rose to the occasion = 2 ae ae ees 000 0054 . rere core — ———— La OM aad” £30 902 2478 5:30 p.m. . Coachers rapped seven hits off the slants, of Jim Williams, in- Rod is Holds cluding a home run by Ernie Zuba- ‘ lik, while Les Stone was mowing’ : | down the opposition on.5 safeties. 4 ART 1 ee The rangy .southpaw walked only Fe | one and struck out 10 ppmapies baad tiring the Jets in order e . of their seven turns at the plate.| Reynolds 13 Strokes Wes Muherte preaused 6 wus in | Off Pace With 235 for. Leapanecd Aarons pug Mtge played it four years in the Navy) w ypassed college on > WaY! ran the Lions ragged in scoring to professiona] football, won the | poth seasisduane oan Finck the glory, and Doak Walker, who got | Eagies unbeaten along the Nation- a college education, profited finan-| a) Professional League exhibition cialy Friday night as the Phila-| trail. delphia Eagles ppset the Detroit; tHe did it on Doak Walker night Lions 14-8, in the Cotton Bowl when the for- Wegert, a rookie in pro experi- Doaker Honored, Lions Lose Star with the pro Lions was hon- ored on the ‘occasion of” his last game in Texas. It was in this big saucer that Walker played 20 games before crowds totaling 1,058,000. The fans gave him a $10,000 automobile and other things in a half-time cere- mony and the Doaker wept as he mer Southern Methodist University ence but a veteran in football, (he Southfield meets the Waterford| For both ‘teams, nérvously Lions at 7:30 and Pontiac GMC | watching the weather and the fast faces Highland Park at 9 p.m.|approaching Aug. 26 Davis. Cup Three games are scheduled Sun-| opening date at Forest Hills, N.Y., day, with Roseville engaging Mt. | it seemed the only thing they could Clemens in the opener at 2 p.m. | . ——<—<——— Though seeded second among | og, ~~ aaa =} $2 the foreigners, Australians Ken Adams and Sturner; Gecaes- | Rosewall and Lew Hoad never niak, Middle d Le acelin ‘io 000 1-7 6°32) Were formally entered in the Na- Hee Part. kimersoe, ‘Zimmerman, | tiona Donbles and have been prac- thmel and Bosanko. ticing singles play under the watchful eye of Captain Harry Hopman near the site of the Chal lenge Round play. Meanwhile the aggressive com- bination of Jerry Moss, St. Peters- burg, Fla., and Bill Quillian, Se- attle, Wash., stepped forward as Chisox Recall 11 Farmhands Se ater ae CHICAGO @® -- The Chicago | vis Cuppers Orlando Sirola and Ni- White Sox today announced the re-| cola Pietrangeli in a 41-hour, 10- ‘call of 11 optioned players from | minute marathon Stenographer Is First to Swim Lake Winnipeg WINNIPEG i®—Kathie McIntosh Betty Astra Wins Wolverine Feature Betty Astra, the 3-5 favorite, captured her 3rd straight race last night, beating Rhythmic Song by a length and a half in the featured $3,000 ppen trot at Wolverine Race- way, She covered-the mile in 2:06 General Manager- Frank Lane, in making the announcement, said “there is little likelihood that any minor league. clubs. ———— Dewey Is Manager of the recalled payers will report | : al first_per 11g White Sok at the end of of Speedway Oval their current league seasons, as most of the clubs are at or near the top of the league standings and will undoubtedly be engaged in |playotis.”” 11 players are pitchers Mike Fornieles from Toronto and Bill Fischer, Bob Cain and. Tom Flani- gan from Memphis; catchers Carl Sawatski from Minneapolis and Earl Hattey from Charleston; in- fielders Sam Esposito from Mem- phis, Joe Kirrene from San An- tonio and Jim Marshall from Oak- land, and outfielders Ed White from Memphis and Norman Cash from Waterloo —of*~the~ Three-t League. In a recent managerial move at Pontiac Speedway, Dick Dewey was named the new operator of the M59 oval, Bob Amos an- nounced today. Dewey succeeds Don Pike, who accepted a similar position at Gay Day Speedway. Amos stated that.he is not tak- ing over the M59 track. “T now have no more official capacity at the Pontiac Speedway than I did when Pike was in charge,” said Amos. : Amos declared that Dick Dewey is the new manager. “‘Dewey is the new manager and has been given full control by the Pontiac Speedway Board of Directors," and paid $3.20 straight. Amos said, ed Sensational Swaps Aims CHICAGO « — Swaps, the un- beaten 3-year-old owned by ‘Rex. C. Elisworth, shoots for a turf re- i i g a 73 ‘ i i il ‘tor Record, Rich Reward ae ee | fornia, whose seven triumphs this | ~ year includes one over Nashua in | petroit eS 2 the Kentucky Derby, makes his | Ks 3 first start on the grass in the tionally televised and broadcast | Detroit 3* bs Sg asueses itt 7 Washington Park feature at a mile 1 o and threé-sixteenths. : eogen (4) = He has been sensational in work- | “«@-t0) or Ceccarelit” (aay " iyo (ie), outs, taking to the turf as if he | Poston. st shingten 7 p.m —Nino® (13-6) owned it. But how he will react | Baltimore at New York, 1 p.m.—Wight in direct competition on the foot-| ‘*? 7 Syme (Ue) as ; ing, packing top«weight of .126 bay HE Prt ® —— pounds, is an imponderable that | Boston 8 Washington © goes to sharpen interest ih the na- Govemnnd 3 Set, Silk tll same SUNDAYS Ch 20th WIN FOR ROBERTS—Philadelphia Phillies | lyn’s big Don Newcombe for the 2nd pitcher Robin Roberts became the Ist 20-game win-| days. Philadelphia scored two times All-America and for five years a|tald them how he appreciated what time in in they'd done for him in his 8-year football career, Walker for the first time failed HH | ATLL B eA zeae ngs Ee btn S755 ; g cree cal Beaten, But Not Dead! . Bucky Figures Rest of Way, €HICAGO u& — The Detroit! Detroit manager Bucky Harris, Tigers -don’'t have much of a chance in the American League pennant race but they might have the final say so as to who will going to roll over and play dead.” Asked about what he thought his Tigers have 21 of their remaining 35 games with the top four con- tenders and are fully qualified to play the role of “spoilers.” * their: “Anything Can Happe Even After 3-0 Licking “but make no mistakes, we're not win. ; .| Harris hesitated a moment and re- Lurking in 5th place, 10% games | plied “anything can happen, But off the pace, the —talent-loaded | 1 expect--one—ot—those--teams—to contenders. Tigers never had a real chance gave up only six hits. Tigers got a runner as far as 3rd only once 1 front line pitchers, were considered $e Steve Gromek was. sunk again set senior women’s quartet from Walter Reed Hospital Swim in Washington, D. C. They the 200-yard medley relay with time of 4:30.5. ¥ Elen Stewart of Vancouver her third record of the meet :night with a clocking of 1:19.3 the junior women’s 100-yard breast qualifying heats cracked both junior and senior . Canadian ‘|a single and Walt Dropo followed by his home run pitch. He was Pos Saga ots sailing along comfortably until the ese 4th when Jim Rivera led off. with with his 16th homer into the lower left field stands. game here the ist ers romped 54 Holes Play Minor, Major Drafts Set for Sept. 20-30 COLUMBUS, Ohio @ -~ Drafts for major and ‘minor baseball leagues will be held here Nov. 20- %, George-M.-Trautman an nounced, ® Sights, Bigger Game FLORENCE, S. C. ®—Carole Jo Kabler, the U. 8. Golf Assn.’s Na- on f event as is her 4 and 3 Victim in Joanne Gunderson of Seattle, Wash. Solunar Tables Sunday—and- Monday, for fish- ermen in the Pontiac area, will offer the best sport at the times in- dicated in the - folowing solunar tables, prepared especially for this section ty John Alden Knight: ‘ SUNDAY AM, PM Minor jor 6:25 934 8:50 «2:35 AM. PM, | —_ Miner cr OO 6:10 3 9:35 3:20 Tiger Box Score. wane PET crguintt 2% Tattle. 40 1 Foxzp 400 Toeson.t> 4 9 2 Rivers, ; $"3 finan i $f gees th ining. 20 30 ¢ 3008 } oe » 400 Gromek.p ; 8 Sopecke cee a ere FA Pramtpe: dorviea by a pererrer ere eee eee i | fee Seattle has ever had at big-time Dropo, also figured in the 3rd run which came in the 6th... - i M. “< 7 nny ar & 8 * pe F i ; gf. z i i Hl / TV Absence | 8B i e eS Ave iG ei rag . Going on Vatation?—Let the _ Press Follow -v€all FE 2-8181 THE PON TIAC PRESS_ In.Days of Davy Crockett— . Read it in Today's Press : SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 we led bi MICHIGAN. WALLED LAKE HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION—To be completed sometime in October is the new . gymnasium-auditorium addition to the Walled Lake High School. This was designed by Walter T. Anicka of Ann Arbor and constructed by A. N. Hickson of Pontiac. 2 COMMERCE SCHOOL ADDITION—Six class Commerce School. These were designed by Walter rooms, offices and teachers’ rooms were added this T. Anicka and built by A. N. Hickson Co, pe Wy Oe eet ie ot Pet a i ay. located on Crescent Lake Rd. Township School District's’ four WATERFORD ELEMENTARY—Under construc- tion is the new John Montieth Elementary School * One of Waterford new achools, blue-glazed interior lobby elementary Mason Co., it is one-story construction and features brick at walls, it is built by Bundy Construction, — THIRTEEN. the entrance and on the Designed by George D, “New School Buildings Being Readied By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE Oakland.-County—like the rest of the nation—continues to build schools in an attempt to keep, pace with the birthrate and the _ influx of new, young-family-aged ‘pépulation. School districts in general have not been able to build enough classrooms to meet the demands of the hundreds of new houses whieh monthly take shape on local horizons, but by and large, Oakland County is doing better than other counties of Michigan and other parts of the country, “ The peak of the demand, which until this year in Oakland County has been preponderantly in the elementary area,is mov- ing closer to the junior and senior high school years. By : ‘I , believe county school au- ties, the peak load will hit the high schools. SECONDARY SCHOOLS UNDER WAY and Livernois Rds., Holly pro- poses a bond issue for this fall for the financing of a high school and Lake Orion will bréak ground before long for its new high schgol building. Faculty committee and the Pontiac Beard of Education are hard at work determining ‘what type of program will best serve this-district- when. it-de- signs a new high school this coming year, Bloomfield Hills has a new 2%4-classfoom high school ready for September opening at the juncture of Telegraph and Lone Pine Ras. Additions; too, are being made to high schools at Walled Lake, Farmington and Birmingham, dR. HIGH SCHOOL FOR PONTIAC Slightly ahead of construction schedule is the new junior high school being built for the Pon- tiac School District -on the 100- acre Perry St. site. The aca- demne wing section of this mod- ern designed structure will be eompleted, according to the archi- tect, H: E. Beyster & Associates of Detroit and the contractor, LAKE STREET SCHOOL — A kindergarten through sixth grade will be ready*tor the ~ “designed by Pontiac School District on Lake St when the school bells ring next month. This was H, E. Beyster and Associates and built by A. H. Hickson Co. of. Pontiac. Ward Ress, Inc., of Pontiac, in time for the 1956 February school term. To be finished shortly after will be the shop wings and the auditorium anc cafeteria section of the building. Completed -and ready for fall opening is the new Lake Street school which is a kindergarten through sixth grade building. Ac- ~cording to the —Pontiac Board-of Education policy, this new school as well as other new elementary schools, of the district, will be named by the students of the school after it is in operation, Recently a group of Pontiac citizens petitioned the Board and asked that the Lake Street Rev. J, Allen Parker. The peti- tion stated that Rev. Parker was the first Negro ever elected to the beard of education and in deference to his leadership in the community, he was a worthy candidate for the hon- or, Also under construction shortly for Pontiac will be the new Linda Vista elementary school located between Perry. and Mt. Clemens - Sts., adjacent to East Blvd. This school, besides its regular ele- mentary classrooms, the first special education rooms- built by this district. uder the new Oakland County financed Special Education Act. These two rooms will serve handicapped youngsters of Pontiac district and also nearby districts eligible un- der the county set-up. H. E. Beyster & Associates have been retained by the ', beard to draw plans also for the eight school plant additions which will consist of a multi- purpose room for Central School; also Haw- throne, Malkin and Willis. There Will also be a multi-purpose een and four classrooms added to Crofoot; multi-par- pose and two kindergarten rooms at LeBaron and a miulti- purpose, five classrooms, H- brary, office area for MeC- arroll, aise ee a will have” Dr. Otto P, Hufziger, ‘admin. istrative assistant in charge of building for Pontiac schools, said that a schedule of drawing com- pletion dates had been worked out with the architect and by December 15 of this year all of the designing would be complete for the additions. He reported that the Whitfield school addition would be ready for September Opening. WATERFORD CONSTRUCTS ELEMENTARIES Under way for the Waterford Township school district is an elementary building program which will give this district four. - new elementary schools. On Crescent Lake Rd., the new John Montieth school, elementary through sixth eared and offering 42... chasspooms,.is... struction. Featured in this build- ing designed by the Geqrge D Mason Co., and built by — Construction Co., is a pair classrooms with folding Bios » partition which can double as a multi-purpose room. It also has the additional flexibility offered by a partition which folds back to ‘include the large lobby area for Community meetings. : William Shunek, superintend- ent of schools for Waterford, said that three other elementary schools, one on Wandering Drive, Midland Rd, and Pontiac Lake “Rd, will be constructed this school year, This program is being financed under the one- million dollar bond issue en- _dorsed by the district two years ago. WALLED LAKE ADDS TO HIGH SCHOOL Nearing completion is the new gymnasium and locker room fa- cilities which is an. addition to the new high school built last year. Designed by Walter T. Anicka, Ann Arbor architect who. did the original school, it has a permanent stage included in the plan. A. N. Hickson and Co. constructed the building. The same architect and builder elementary, Walled Lake ele- mentary, Glengary elementary, Commerce elementary, Superintendent Clifford Smart reports that a new site at the corner of Decker Rd. A f and Pontiac Trail will house a 15-classroom elementary build- ing. Construction on this, he , sald, would begin sometime this fall and it will be ready for September 1966 opening, ‘OTHER COUNTY: PROJECTS - Expansion program for Bloom- field Hills includes a new Wing Lake addition of six classrooms and a new elementary school east of Woodward between Squire rel and Adams Rds, Rochester has completed the mew North Hill Elementary School which will open next month for the first time. Birmingham, in the coming year, plans a six-classroom pro}- ect for Pembroke; six class room at Beverly; elevent aca- demic classrooms, music suite and counselors’ offices at Bir-! mingham High School and 24 academic classrooms, plus all other needed facilities, for Derby Junior High School. Dr. Dwight B, Ireland, Bir- mingham superiptendent of schools, says that in the near future there will be an elemen- tary building. at- Greenfield and Fairfax, and also elementaries at North Adams Rd., Lahser and 14 Mile Rd, and an elementary building on the Birmingham High School site. FARMINGTON BUILDS ELEMENTARIES The_new Eagle School at the corner of Middlebelt and 14 Mile Rds, ‘will be completed for school opening for the Farmington Township school district. This ts a kindergarten through sixth whick was de- signed by Eberle M. Smith and built by the Wallace Con- struction Co, Also included in the plans of this building is the four-room special education fa- cllity which will serve this dis- trict and ether area districts | Farmington also constructed this year elementary schools on Gill Rd. and on Tuck Rd. These will be named later, said the office of ——— oO, P, Dunckel, ROCHESTER ELEMENTARY — apres School is ready for beng ev new "sigan through. sixth North Hill heicont Associates of tember opening in Rochester. Designed by H. E. iJ Detroit, tteatre the new plastic bbe othe roo which produce the maximum of — at all points of the classroom. emsctiey ikke te: sch ty Eh M. Sith af Derr, H wit tt Wa the new structure at Middlebelt z : : i . ; oie mene “ps : he tes ‘ , RE ee 4 i ae ere ene - rr. ; ‘ ; ‘ : . 2 A ' , 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS. “salrty RDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 ent ports in the world. ee eo tures next to bluegrass sod can be of the U.S. iron ore came: from as much as 6,degrees lower than at the Meseht tinge te noctbare Min shoulder height. nesota, i ; a of her airports from 140 to 770 in When painting house siding, | the last five years, says the Na- brush with the grain of wood, not | tional Geographic Society. 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We would also like to add— \ we | US FOR _ O'BRIEN HEATING and SUPPLY Authorized Oakland Ceunty Distribater 371 Voorheis Rd. ‘FE 2-2919 right from the start—that there | - bender of birmingham |) vrraiion is so serious that the | FE 2-9981 or Mi 4-4941 || Cost of correcting would be so COME and LOOK! high as to not 12ake it-worth the | a" LSI DE - oe jot to toroe about = | el abel | having a dry basement and keep | BAKED ENAMEL ¢.c".’ oa” rortamuay ie | BEDROOM ALUMINUM _ many cases this hope- | FHA Homes We can start off by saying that there are roughly three types of Offered at damp and leaky basements. In the | $ first group are those that are damp | 7 30( yoo Z from condensation—not from water 7] : DON’T F ORGET @ Andersen Windows @ Royo! Ook coming through the walls, ' Windows @ Gate City Awning Type @ Auto-Leck Awning Type @ Fabor Windows @ Window Wells @ Totem Celifornia Contemporary Style Units OUR KITCHEN PLANNING The remedy here is not too com-.1 . Monthly Payments lieated,-In- the second group are : oH those where the walls and floor 49 @ For Residing Homes are porous and where the problem $ MONTH @ For New Construction |'s the seepage of water through ~ 4 the masonry. In the last group | Includes Taxes and Ins. @ Eliminates Painting | we find the basements that really | with Redwood Frames. e! tates =e up aw sey hing — Model Open at : : “ena Alosaitaen people paid Ppa ae 5051 Sashabaw Rd. SERVICE oe ee , d @ Vertical Peneling in | Sure. Daily and Sundays | LEADERS and PIONEERS the new FLEXALUM ® toms song (DePC2ds Much Wm. A. Kennedy | | . cane on Construction — REALTOR | : ALUMINUM DOOR CANOPY ALGO ALUMINUM We have tried to show that most FE 4-3569 There's « Panaien Aening ‘or emery mentation” Wadows! Carpets! Pes! tecep ap eat ayreapa vies Donen ow 3097 W. Huron most of the moisture is the result | a. al DEPKL Factory | Rep. | of condensation. The condensation | “see | 7 : ,occurs because of the moist air HHL soccceccccccces inside the house and one way to MIX Feraem f help matters is to use fans and | 7 “twos” “weraien” ifn . *CELLAR WALLS: €/ other means of ventilation to push : this moist air outside before it has | NO MONEY DOWN! ay F wet? Damp: ppp eecgpaypegadireag ad HARDWARE ¢ COAL © BUILDING SUPPLIES 181 ccna FE 4-1594 €| Today we are going to discuss the r | FREE ESTIMATES! . . ° @| Foe contraction metal By — . | "eesh r general scheme of things. : : AWNING . : Compouns banat Omen ©) Back in the days, houses were ; a & . KEEP CELLAR WAKES Dav.” = © | not very tightly built nor were the : COMPANY p Do It Yourself Mart. {walls and collage Inestated. tn jf a . 256 South Saginaw : FE 5-2102 163 W. Montcalm jp Cocccccedecens ‘hls oust vba Giatentt to beet ta for Your maybe difficult to live in during ) IT’S SMART the cold weather, condensation water vapor:in the alr had so many sizable openings te flow > with HOME REPAIR You seldom it ever find blistering de ‘or ‘CIN : NEEDS _| paint on_old_uni —_———— ‘ i | yg ‘homes. Today we build homes dif- BLOCKS < ferently. They are made tight and FE 4.4570 | walls and ceilings are insulated to | = 7 “ |prevent heat loss and heat gain. | >) FE 8-0332 Windows and doors. are tight fit- ting and to make.’em even tighter Ty we weatherstrip them and install | storm windows anid doors. Now | all this is good — it makes the house free from drafts\and it cuts and SONS : down your heating bills ‘but at the / — . “|fenes we ene ane pieteme EES TT ADDITIONS .. PORCHES .. BREEZEWAYS . . ROOFING . . SIDING (ALUMI- more and more water vapor from || 199 Mechanic Street /]|f NUM, ASBESTOS, INSULATED, WOOD SHAKES) CEMENT WORK. ALUMINUM the kitchen and. bath. ~ I COMBINATION DOORS AND WINDOWS -.. RONDEL FOLDING ALUMINUM AWNINGS . . . ASPHALT PAVING FOR DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS. WHEN ARE perrer BLOCKS (Abe GET YOUR GARAGE NOW WE'LL MAKE THEM No Finer Blocks Con Be Bought Anywhere! LOCATID-ON ‘sr BOULEVARD A New Process — Ours Alone in the Pontiac Area— Gives You. Stronger Building Blocks, Lighter in Weight for Easier Handling. |f you are consid- ering Masonry Construction, see these ' Blocks before you build... Available — ' only at Lertissiy STRUCTURAL STEEL RESIDENTIAL — COMMIERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL ‘1§ | resus 7 inky end con TRU-BILT BLOCK CO. § G &M Sree co. -MASONRY BUILDERS’ No Money Down-FHA Terms—Free Estimates 1992 Pontise Drive Fe 4.9531 @ = = T5007 tae Yelaoeh sa Sesind Salts nae 3 2200 Dini ny. — 2 Blocks Me ! 2-BEDROOM BRICK DUPLEX HOMES © Full Basement @ Gas or Oil Heat @ Oak Floors @ Steel Casement -@ Paved Streets Windows @ Tile ee Zi e wale Basement e alls Lae Do-it- Yourself Headquarters THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY” AUGUST 20, 1955 the Compass Realty Co. plans to go | ahead with 200 new homes in the ‘Contractors Buy Tracts Building Boom Looms in Milford Village Area By REBA HEINZELMAN MILFORD—If present plans are | put into effect, the Milford area proved a 100-home plat to be built by the Clarenc t Realty Co, ef Detroit. Schuett $17,000 class according to Irving S. Cane, president. ; RECENTLY PURCHASED Most recently acquired — outside of Milford is the sale of 90 acres of the Ashcroft Farms to the Walker Realty Co. of Birming- ham. Construction work is ready | Curtains Cover Frame | Fasten hasigers at the very corner, Curtains look best when they cover the whole window frame. using screws, not nails, in order not to split the wood. ' Commercial and industrial Wiring Specialists NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION! A ePoe pan will have one ot its biggest build- ms q 40-acre tract of land in | to begin, according to J.R. Walker. | BALLARD ware a ; | ; rE ee pte have) eect Sl | Wh he ct of te ms , Chieftain Homes as) of a sudden ople have} lage a ns to den rush in Milford? © Paint / seemed to discover Milford,” Vil-| | model homes in the eubdivicion ia ; ae ELECTRIC co. ; Supplies i lage President Bart Smith said. | ‘very soon. .. According to Feesient : mt sim Ott © Petters te WE t-e20 “If the present trerid’ continues, a migh' ; XPAansion / * Lumber is Re within ae care guden avaiable Option on 86 acres immediately | of the General. Motors Proving PAY ONLY y ry Supplies . +. : , Sy will bo abd” next.to the Schuett land has been | Grounds. It might be the develop- TO BUY-TO SELL j : aa cena _ jtaken by an unknown Detroit. ment of Michigan state parks here. | : : $ —h- . Smith pointed out that Milford | firm, according to President Smith. 7 "\-p,- ee ees ; Y it polar Then again, it may be that peo- C SCHUETT = i is one of the few —— reas BULLDOZERS AT WORK + (ple have discovered that they can ° to G L 's rmaunities in the Detroit area tha ; hav orthern Michigan's scenic : A l0-acre tract of land east of ave northern & * * Remodeling ae hes bat Oe brane _ Peach Hilt subdivision near East | beauty mght here in the Huron REALTOR A MONTH Pisce wanest, pacman ee °* |Commerce street has been pur- y eee Farms, New and Used wy ies . i chased by the Jack Hyman Buiid- | Homes. Lake Front Homes. © Building Houston and Heatley, local con-| erg of Detroit. Bulldozers already ,Oxalic Acid Works Coliages, Lake und Acts FEATURES: : . tractors, are in the process Of | are at work preparing the rolling| A good remover for stains on ‘Sie = oe wie ; ALL TYP building 18 homes in their new hills of the area for the home | bathroom and kitchen fixtures can . . chews Conterporary = * All Copper Plumbing Me us ‘ ES OF ——* - Ping vprdeles be building program. | be made by dissolving one ounce SEE SCHUETT’S AD Or — * Paved Streets fo BUILDING SUPPLIES between $11,900 ‘and $4 500. | ‘This. subdivision will have 28 [Of oxalic acid in one quart of SPECIAL VALUES IN ——— Large Utility Room and = | . re} Oi ie OR Oee beeebet, | WOE --BUTLDING-SECTION + —*-wane-te- ctosers——————-— ace ; NEW WIDE STREET | and will be platted into streets . Storage Room i CHURCH S, Inc. A new street, 60 feet wide, was) as soon as a formal plat has To Buy or Sell Real Estate PAGE 20 1. Out Baldwin Avenae te Clarkston Read, Call the brought to. grade through the) heen submitted to the Village | middie of the subdivision and will| Council for OK on water and | be blacktopped as part of the vil) sewage facilities. lage blacktop program, Tye en- If the low bid is accepted tire project is FHA financed. Wednesday on the recently avail- " | The Village Counell bes ap. able 131 acres of land in Milford, 5 OFFICES TO . SERVE YOU Listings and Sales Help Needed lo Owr Expansion Program “All-Woman Realty” THELMA M. ELWOOD Realtor 6149 Case-Kileabeth Rd WE 46-3846 of FR 5-10m4 tern feft on Clarkston Read te Medel, ' 2 Dinte Highway (US-19) te M-15 through e e | e e Clarkston to Clarkston Read (Sitendard FE 2- as Station), tere right be mile past Sashabaw Model Phone MAple 5-0107 107 Squirrel Rood Auburn Heights Read te Medel cae an Ne Mr. wr Mrs. Homeowner—QUALITY Doesn’t Cost...1T PAYS! | THAT'S WHY THOSE WHO KNOW BEST USE... — CAST'- 0 - STONE ENDS PAINTING FOREVER! Se throw away your paint brushes. Call new for FREE NOW YOU CAN GET the LUXURY of STONE for YOUR HOME vr tw OEE (NOT A NAILED ON SIDING) | __pritn aret $319 MONEY WHY SETTLE FOR LESS? DOWN Cast-O-Stone is nature’s own product — so now instead of - - painting or siding your home take advantage of turning your home into-one~of-stone-lasting beauty and value. Make your dreams come true! Let our designers show you a design which will fit the archi- tectural lines of your home at no obligation. Regardless of whether you have a brick — _ frame — stucco siding or a block ~ home. - Cast-O-Stone is a genuine pul- Through Our New 5-YEAR PLAN, Everybody Can Afford Beautiful, Permanent Cast-0-Stone ! ~----. MAIL COUPON TODAY ----- verized - stone re-formed to fit ERD ae oe E the individuality of your home. 1 2536 Dixie Highway, Pontiac, Mich. ' More complete Cast-O-Stone I Please tursh me_with adional ce and formation § homes than any other vee. : 1 on low cost, permanent Cast-O-Stone veneer. ‘ i e as . ere must -be a reason. — t Names. ersseescrevceerengeerereeeenees | Le rere ae eee 1 OPEN. ioe from- 10 to 6 j Adare . q “ 90-VEAR GUARANTEE : eee ee : : : i : , | _IN eg a 20 TEARS ; - sessipmeasisininaliamadaaiaalal wenn SISTERN 4 ? THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, AU Gu ST 20, ¥ 1955 i ip cee Sige ~ ASPHALT PAVING © From Driveways. to @ Large Parking Areas! COSTS LESS THAN YOU THINK! CASH or TERMS! Call Today. FE 4-7615 © Call EM. 3-2926 After 6 ORTHER LUMBER CO. | | | | | PATIO — She mixes cement in ‘limited batches while ‘‘the boss" ‘ular pattern. If too much cement Wite Makes in Sate t- Foureetr Task Ideal Helper All Aluminum Liner 7 Superstructure Set LONDON = The liner Bergens- es | fiord, now under construction in| a) | England, will .be’ Norway's larg- | ma | est passenger vessel. | i. The 18,500-ton craft, which will ud | be able to carry 890 passengers, is expected to be in service early mi next spring. f| She will operate regularly on the New York-Copenhagen-Oslo run. Her all-aluminum superstructure will weigh nearly 400 tons less =| than if made of steel. lays flagstones in attractive irreg- is mixed at a time it may harden before use. Teamwork here gets job done in a few hours. The do-it-yourself trend is turn- ing into a‘ “‘do-it-together" move- ment because the housewife has joined. the team... YOU WILL FIND al CHRISTIAN - HILLS at CHRISTIAN HILLS at CHRISTIAN HILLS at CHRISTIAN HILLS 24 Attractive Models and Floor Plans to Choose From Dream Home! \\nbelievah/e Values / Custom Builders RANCH HOMES, Inc. 625 Hunter Bivd., Birmingham jO 4-3588 Midwest 6-2646 jO 4-6291 a ee — ee _ Stays Brighter Longer! — PITTSBURGH SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT | Protects 3 Ways | 1. MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT! ‘2. SELF-CLEANING! 3. VITOLIZED OILS GIVE TOUGHNESS! White and Regular Colors — ' Offers Constantly i # = 4 Es | ingly are to women who come into | their shops and yards for “‘handy- Working together gets jobs done | |where they act ‘little woman does the easy but © | the bank. Hardware and building a dealers report that sales increas- |man” materials and tools. Women ‘who before merely planned the work for their husbands to do, to- day pitch in with the actual work; of painting, wallpapering, laying | floor tile, putting up wallboard and | | ceiling panels, installing insulation, | | building | lawn furniture. faster and saves-=money. In addi-| tion, women express satisfaction in | doing their part to improve their home's appearance and livability. Women are catitioned pot to at- tempt heavy work. Light jobs as handyman's helper are advised. BASEMENT — Rec room gets acoustical tile cefling. Man cranes neck to set tiles in place, while essential job of applying blobs of adhesive, and handing” tiles to | husband. \Picture Window Changing View | The room with a picture window | starts off with decorative money in ‘No matter what the season of || the year such a window promises a constantly changing view that is more exciting than any painting one can find. The lucky owner of a living room with ieee ;| plan the decoration around the | view, placing the furniture so that | the occupants may enjoy it without | OLE Oe USE OUR REAR DOOR PICKUP SERVICE —WE DELIVER— Bah oo a PONTIAC GLASS CO. | 23 W. Lawrence St. )® PITTSOURON PAINTS—keep ther APE Phone FE 5-644] | e '; necessity of moving a chair. In the room shown here the big picture window, which eccu- ples one wall, has been made the center of decorative atten- tion with comfortable chairs and sofas placed for enjoyment of the 1 out-of-deors,- Wisely the decorator has made | use of wide areas of polished floor,. ene using a simple hand-crafted area rug for the dining section as an island. The broad expanse of oak flooring has been brought to a _| beautiful patina with repeated § - coats of wax and blends harmoni- “ously with the woodland view from the window. Even the reading chair with its accompanying lamp | is well placed to make the msot of, the view while providing a quiet | corner to enjoy a good book. Summed up the room has a view can be done with great sim- A : plicity if the decorative plan is sincere and the results will be @il_ *| that one could desire. | 2-WAY RADIOS in our trucks for FASTER sentient * TRANSIT. IX CONCRETE ‘ You can nee on us ~ 4 QUALITY - SERVICE , . {Moisture Rots Boards patios, barbecues, and - story to teil — that a room With aly Put in Special Switches To prevent the children operating power tools when there is no super- hubby installs others between raft-| Vision, install special switches for these machines that require a key ers. Insulating against summer | before the current can be turned heat and winter cold is first step | | on, in finishing an expansion attic. ATTIC — Wife staples mineral wool insulation blankets in place between attic foot iS while Inconel is a heat resisting, non- Moisture condensation in an attic can cause roof boards to rot. aera - the ager is to. TO SATISFY ventilation through the use ot | DEMAND | We Repeat This vents or louvers. From. 60 to 80 per cent of the | | graphite currently used in the U.S. | is _imported, SPECIAL on LUMBER SS SS SS SSE Farms, New and Used Homes. Lake Front Homes. Cottages, Lake and Acre | . Sites. THIS WEEK eS | , bh 99 BUILDING SECTION 1”x8” UTILITY PAGE 20 PONDEROSA PINE 5 OFFICES TO ¢ SERVE YOU ONLY 6 a | aie Vs Less Than Usuel Cost magnetic alloy of nickel, chromium | andrea OLD ROOMS MADE NEW! | Paint Line Helps If you have a narrow Phage try painting a line right down center of the floor and up the cen- ter of the wall-at the end. This will as a guide line when en-| tering and Teaving the garage and save a lot of dented fenders. i It's an old Mennonite custom to | paint. the front door blue when the daughter of the household is of marriageable age. When this custom is followed, the young blades of the neighborhood know |- Willis M. BREWER Broker Homes. . 55 N. Parke St. FE 4-518] adhe aa JP with Armstrong's | TEMLOK Temlok Insulation Board Tile on the ceiling, Temlok Plank on the walls... and you have « emart new room, It's quick and inexpensive ot ‘Mill Construction’ = Wood plank-apd-beam construe tion, now widely used for modern homes because of its structural efficiency and attractive appear- ance, is a streamlined version of old-fashioned “mill construction.” \ naires iranian ‘HURRY To: Buy or Sell Real Estate See Bateman and Kampsen Realty Company . 377 South T FE 4-052 ‘ | oe S| |=o |_~o i=—_ 2. FHA. TERMS. Na 250 DOWN ‘monTaAGE costs Model Phone No. FE 3-9693 OPEN SAT. & SUN. TIL 8 P. M. . WHITE BROS. | REAL ESTATE \) tie 5660: Dixie Highway OR 3-1872 | OR 3-1769 a AETMAET Eee TEE « - www, Brees eee ‘ | a es ‘ : \ \ t | 2 oo rs 7 THF. PONTIAC PRESS, SATU RDAY,, AUGUST 20, 1955 | a SEVENTEEN —|How to Grow Old Sliding Windows ) | Gracefully ~Be Busy [Pegged Plank Floors Gan Kip Eon Burmeis ters 7 OPEN EVERY DAY DAKOTA, lil. aw — Frenk Bo- | Attractive, Easy Job Until someone invents a window | 8 A. M. fo. : P. M., SUNDAYS to 3e lender, 87,:-a retired carpenter,| a lean a ntique pegged and keyed plank In making keys, allow the grain says he ‘has found the secret of | styie. floors are easy to simulate | of the wood to run-the long axis of pane that stays ¢ without | growing ‘old gracefully. |with random-width boards, |». The key hol on & washing, window manufacturers | ° .s} ccwewed to a subfloor for eclid cow |? ™?- my neres: ane y are concentrating their attention | “If you're going to sit in’ the | struction. The effect is especially | "Sing @ key as a template for jon making their products easier | corner and twiddle your thumbs, | attractive for a large room in a/ marking. The key ‘slots’ are then ifor the housewife to clean you'll either drive yourself crazy | simmer home or other rustic | carefully shaped with a saw and) ee e | or six feet under,” he says. | structures. | chisel. Many wood winddws now are | i |made with sash that slip easily | > |Out of the frame so they can be = | washed easily and conveniently in- 3 | Side the room. Bolender retired five years ago.! The modern way to achieve this, | For the first three years, time the National Lumber Manu-| | hung so heavy on his hands, he | faryrersAssn., is to. use wood Protect Bath Window ia says, that at times he hardly felt jdowel plugs over countersunk, Many bathrooms still have the he was “even ats.” | screws. Dowels are available in window lecated over the tub-| The latest is the sliding window, | various sizes &t any lumber yard. | shower area. This restricts privacy the kind which slides from side | HEATIN G Then he started to ‘beep scrap-| A hole, the size of the dowel se-| jn the summer and invites drafts | to side instead of up and down. | EQUIPM ENT books of newspaper clippings on lected, is drilled to a depth of 44-|in the winter. But if your bath ‘The gush lifts right out with a a things which interested him ‘and inch in the face of the flooring. room window is over the tub, the, AUTHENTIC DES1IGN—This | slight pressure applied at the top. * «6 * \ THERE'S he began to make -hooked~ rugs.| Then a smatler hole for the screw | windowsill should receive _ the | | pane NOTHING FINER BULLY! When he feels ambitious, Bolender | is drilled in the center of the plug | same waterproof protection that | ees el An in-between size, square or OTTO A TRZOS works on a rug from six to seven | hole. the walls and floors have. Ex- | ee designs dating from the | nearly square in shape, is often : bd hours a day. At this rate it takes After screws are driven. se- | tend waterproof ceramic tile over 18th Century and earlier. The instalied singly or in groups above | 3101 Orchard Lake Rood him four days to finish one. curely, plugs cut from the dow. (the sill, otherwise its wood sur- Peed frame with its “broken) kitchen sinks, KEEGO HARBOR cca els are giued into place ger the | i nt” on - —_ ora Ww owe oom —— i yond SHINGLES ROOFING | smoot ‘ ‘columns is typical o me old at arm's length from the house ad FE 2 0 0278 Give Color Thought | aaron ond sanded Don’t Mix Oil, Latex | homes in New England, Virginia, | wife, but the sidward sliding ac- | _____---When__planning a paint-color | Wood keys, placed at random! Don't ever try to mix. oil-base| and the other colonies. Both door | tion makes them easy to open and _ Eves. & CALL MA 6-6247 scheme for the outside of your | ‘along the edges of the longer and latex paints together. It won't Tand frame today are stock pon- | clone, The removable-sash feature | place of business, give careful | boards not only add a decorative | work. Oil paint is soluble in tur-| derosa pine millwork items, elimi-| makes it possible to wash them | thought to the colors you will use| touch, but also help to lock the | pentine or mineral spirits; latex,| nating the need for c tom mill-| without going outside and perc! | on your sign. boards together. in water, | work. — —— ee ee 216 Ib. 3in I Thick Bul see $895 15 th. Asphalt Felt... <.... $295 30 Ib. Asphalt Felt’... s.... $295 45 ib. Roofing..... os seu $195 FIR PLYWOOD 4x8x5/e Plyscore....... 35% Ax8x¥4 Good 1 Side... . . 3395 4x8x3/4 Good 1 Side. ... . $995 CHLORIDE 100 Lb. Bag, $49 Reg. $3.29 .......... 2 | “PAINT PAN and ROLLER itt. OE Buy Now! — Reg. $3.99 Car Wash Brush $198 | ing on @ ladder. WS Tae Wy eas ‘346 P\From Forest to Mill _ THEN DIRECT TO YOU URMEISTER’S Saves You Money, Yet Never | Does Your Home Forgets Quality ee aye a FINISHING AUGUST | On the Interior? __SELL-A- BRATION ! Ce Just Arrived! 3 CARLOADS GOLD BOND ASBESTOS somes 1 | 1x6 FIR, 1x8 FIR, 1x10 FIR, Reg. st ; per 1,000 sq. ft Ap Sones Hee H sta .New $99 Window Trim, Doors and We can supply you with a= Wallboard, Plywood, Oak $ 85 | . ft Flooring, Windows ond ) | 1x8 W. Velvet PONDEROSA PINE, cay ol a 4x8 Asbestos $3 45° Ry ae re Now $89 per M material at Burmeister’s PER Board = SHEET Ix12 W. Velvet PONDEROSA PINE, and pay onty MONTHS Reg. $120... ....42.. eee Now $89 per M ape NO MONEY — 4’x8'x/2” Plasterboard ......... SFLXIOFL == $95 ‘ Standard Grade Qaulity 2x4’s—2x6’s—2x8's-— ae Corrigated 6 / 2x10's-8' to 16’, Reg. $130. ..Now $99 per M ee emereerd Asbestos red ‘4’x8’x%4"" Plasterboard ........ | 2x8’s—18’, Reg. $160 per 1,000 sq. ft. NOW $120 | 2x4 Premium Grade WHITE FIR... $110 per M 7 ” (MBG) 2x4 8's Econ. Gr. STUDS, 37c ea.. $68.50 per M ee, ota TWINSULATE WT \x6 YELLOW PINE No. 2 and Better, wepouee Pleteee Fa) : YOUR ATTIC FU YW Reg. $1.49 ..... ..as+,... Now $114 per MEHB* __ ee ra Soak Lime o.oo 05 6 cine. cs. THIS WEEKEND | Hf) P \x8Y.P.SHIPLAP, No. 2and Bete, =. |“ : : SEE ) i AV Reg. $135 ............... Now $114 per M : A 2x4’ s—2x6's—2Zx8's—2x10's, high quality” selected lumber, Reg. $150... Now $129.50 M * pl 25 Lbs. Joint Cement ......... $2.39 25 Lbs. Tape and Joint Cement. . $3.95 ise ae stats “COME IN TODAY See Clarence Burmeister. Bring your plans or Exterior SHEATHING, 2'x8’ Sheets, | Ee — 25".32" rs $99.50 per M tl al dae $459°5 list of materials for»-the best price . yet! 2 : en 2 Remember price means nothing without | 4x8’ SHEETS, 2” per sheet . . .$60. 00 cl M at ie per Ceantring : quality and Burmeister's has BOTH! ucf| you need for complete “ "FHA TERMS. AVAILABLE irstalltion 7olorcom- S95 HL | REMEMBER: suiedrs for os little os There ts a Material Difference! 3 CONVENIENT YARDS TO reid YOU BETTER! 7 aluminum covering g doable tesuietia ee. on Espa nen mn re “4 lasy to . Free how- per month wormncoree dW ummeisters | ORTHERA SE] LUMBER CO. Wholesale or Retail Gold Bond TWINSULATION Jom — Bur eist rb = ae OE , mince ameran -s 9 Mile at Telegraph fo =e Phone Elgin 6-4184° e Southfield 3 : e i - Il Yord No. 1—8197 Cooley! Lake Rd. 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. * | a oil oe ’ Union Lake Shopping - Corner Cooley and PHONE EM 3-417] PONTIAC an Williams Lake Rds, : , : ts \ fhe: : f.. IMBER C0. & HAE OW RE , . YARD NO. 2 YARD No. 3 ‘ Phone EM 3-417] aos, ae 9 Mile a Telegraph | — : is : : Wholesale or Retail oe ae oe GE SES ee Phone EM 2-374, Pontion f a \ \ j [ os s af Niece: Ae \ : aS j ; ie . re eee Gere i * ¥ S ey F j AS \ { prt } = o apenas See fe we pee AP. oN oN ae THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 | | OUTDOOR FIREPLACES HEATALATOR FIREPLACES AREA WALLS * CALCIUM CHLORIDE CEMENT & MORTAR CEMENT COLORS SLIP SEAL SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE LINK— Bené’s Piaster or Conireie ee 140 WN. Cass Ave. FE 5-8163 - ~~ SILICA SANDY Frigidaire—Philco G-E—Zenith—lronrite CRUMP ELECTRIC 3465 Auburn Ave, AUBURN HEIGHTS, MICH. A. ¥, Cremp FE 64-9973 TO BUY OR SELL REAL oe JOHN KINZLER REALTOR @ BUTLDER 670 W. Huroa FE 4-3525 It you like to sing in the bath room, you certainly ought to have surroundings as glamorous as your baritone or soprano, or what have | you. Nowadays bathrooms are Among the most dazzling rooms in a house, new or old. Remodeling experts, launching their dream- boats in the bathtub, seem to get farther in modernzation thar when ithey start at the front door, ~ And when it comes to glamor, are going to town with their new bathroom ideas. Last weekend we took a look at a new ‘house at or WARM WALL INSULATION i cae ) 3 a “hl ral /Dunsist on INSULATING BOARD SHEATHING Jor: '» More uniform temperature | —floor to ceiling. '» Stronger bracing. » Comfort and economy. | Be sure your new bome is insu- lated in sidewalls as well as roo! or attic. : Build with insulating board sheathing and feel warmer in wimer, cooler in summer. FE 5-6910 3360 W. Huron Glamorous Decor Possible | in Bathroom architects and decorators certainly | -| less, especially with today’s mate- Garages : Breezeways ; Additions | Attic Remodeling Recreation Rooms . Kitchen Remodeling “There Is No Substitute for Experience” A. Murray White fi DON'T BE A — B’WISH | HADDA’| OPEN SUNDAYS 12:00 - 4:00 fl BoB's BUILDING. SERVICE ' 207 W. MONTCALM At the flashing amber light just east of Oakland Ave. FE 4-9544 Commercial Buildings Concrete Work Porch Enclosures Roofing Siding : Bath ia Swimming Pools’ - Robert E. White ‘Atmospheric Soil’ Fades Carpeting Gradually over the months, your carpet. colors will probably = some of their freshness, ey od dulling is due. to “atmo- spheric soil,’" the dirt that.is car- ried in the atmosphere and set- tles into the -fibers. In time, you will need professional cleaning to get rid of this. But to oS a superficial, stand- by job of brightening the surface, - try sponging the carpet every six months with an approved synthet- ic. Apply is sparingly and with a “wiping’’ motion, the |directions advise. In this way, you wet only the tips of the fibers: and this- is important, for excess moisture may leave rings or soak into the backing and soften it, But if you work gently and sponge lightly, you can give your carpet a suc- cessful home .beauty treatment. jally if they are the clear t colors so poputar recently. Stete & City Licensed WIRING INSTALLATIONS | iets ae @ COMMERCIAL and e INDUSTRIAL 4 @ RESIDENTIAL Over 25 Years in Pontiac 845 West Huron St. FE 2-3924 & FE 2-4008 NEW WALLS FOR OLD REMMM ERM MERE REE ME YE CONTRACTOR i At 4 FOR VETS PEARL BUILDING CO. 18 E. Ypsilenti tN lt pr 2. Bedroom <— Neat FHA Homes *695 —- Payments DOWN Plus Costs | Pt Sn $3372 off Madison oo Perey. inquire at our old address, ‘18 E Ypsilanti, 1 Mile North Fisher Body. eae aes Also have 4 left—3 bedrooms, full basement, gas heat. Completely finished. $5 6500 down Pius Costs 1 Mile North of Fisher Body FE Rae eeeeeaeeesaeaeataanen oh eK KK KKK KKK KKK KKK KKK KS “How Modu and lew!: rw Te Tree MODERN BATHROOM—The modern vanity lavatory provides a I$ dressing table with lots of linen storage in bathroom. Upper Brookville, N. Y., which, steel like automobile fenders i had just sold for $78,000. that are easy for _ man to handle, Or lighter still, you can mong main features that = =o remember that | Set plastic reinforced with fiber ‘house were the bathrooms. They glass that even a girl can handle. had miniature flower gardens New adhesives make it prac: | planted tn tile countertops sur- ticable to put up clay tile over rounding the wash basins. - any firm wall surface. Or if you're a do-it-yourself eae = ay rena ee kibitzer, you certainly can learn a amount to have # cheertul place | '* about how these things are, | done and what you are paying ale Jory Aactiagemtngpepe ur, your money for when it comes to | to glamorize on a budget this hardest-used of all rooms in your house. . WHERE TO START The question usually is where to start. In planning a new house this is relatively simple. But with an older house,,what are you going to do with a tub on lion-claw legs, | a pine board floor and cracked | plaster walls? Well, it's not hope- | EQUIPMENT Smart and popular bathroom | equipment includes a countertop | around the. wash basin with linen | storage cabinets below. This combines vanity table and lava- | tory. One organization distributed , ¢ | 100,000 units of this type in the; past year. These vanity combinations pro- vide as much storage space as the average kitchen refrigerator | —8 cubic feet. Styles nick- | rials and “methods. if, you're a do-it-yourself en- rere’ > STEEL) =~ $| Crectes thot beaviihl . $ $ smooth texture decoration REINFORCING BARS ) °r*'"* mower with @ point brush 7] BEAMS—CHANNEL } HOT ROLLED AND ; ‘COLD FINISHED BARS3| ROUND—SQUARE HOT ROLLED SHEETS; ‘3Pontiac Welding & Machine Works 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 c ¢ 4 4 4 $ i 4 P 4 4 4 hiring the job done. > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 q ‘ 4 4 4 4 4 q 3 P 4 4 4 4 4 = it’s an easy FLAT AND PLATES 17-19 S$. Perry St. | FE 5-6184 ee te dp bp be i ti be be he PALPLPPPPLLPPLPPLPLPELP PLL DLL LEP PL PPPS = : FE 2-4121 thusiast, you can get plumbi named “Mr. and Mrs.”’ have two Home Improvement Center | oATTICS © RECREATION ROOMS © ADDITIONS MIDWEST SUPPLY FE 4.2575. ee oN, TELEGRAPH Stock of INTERIOR EXTERIOR DOORS 134” Interior Flush Birch Doors.......... $12.00 1%" Exterior Flush Birch. Choice of Lites or Planted Wood Moldings GLAZED SASH DOORS oe eee Extruded Aluminum Combination Door, complete with hardware DIXIE LUMBER CO., Inc. $31 Oakland Ave. FE 2-0224 sinks, two storage cabinets and two medicine chests. They are not difficult to install for the do-it-yourself handyman, except that professional plumbing con- recommended. fixtures of pressed and enameled Asbestos Siding Needs Attention | Brittle Shingles Demand | Care, Caution and Some Thought When Cleaned nections are 5 Countertops are the same laminated plastic materials used in modern kitchens, Spilled perfume and other cos- metics make impervious == countertops very important. a, tile, of course, provides a virtually’ foolproof surface, When you get into all of the! tricks that can be done with tile there insects. Also, they will last almost _ indefinitely without much in the | way of upkeep. outdoor spirit of modern architc- ture, the bathroom is not neglect- | Asbestos shingles are sort of brit- | ed. A parr garden adjoining | | tle and therefore you've got to be| the bathroom is fenced off for — not to pump them. When privacy to provide a place for sun- you want to drive a nail through bathing and relaxation. | them to fasten something to the} bout all that. i missing in wall or to refasten a loose shingle, today’s bathroom a hamburger | can be used for commercial, residential or industrial. Do You Own Land Suitable for Development ? We are looking tor property, elther undeveloped or developed thet We'll. buy 4t-or develop it-on-either ‘a cash basis or partnership or we'll -deo- it on a tee basis, completing all of the engineering and plat work, as well as the roads. A large corporation with all wf the skills necessary will help you get the most-for your property. I SYLVAN REALTY, FE 5-9418 2383 Orchard Leke Road, Rt. No. 5 first drill a hole through the shingle grill, and then drive the nail through this hole. Be careful not to strike the | shingle with the hammer. DOWN FHA TERMS | shingles can often be removed by | Monthly Payments ONLY y Faym | become very soiled there are | special asbestos shingle cleaning compounds available, Many people with asbestos shin- | gle on the sidewalls of their homes TRIM & SHUTTER PAINT sana « Orchasd eho Ave, i? PAINTS . Tes? DONALDSON LUMBER CO. EVERY PURPOSE FE 2-8381 war, | just brushing with a stiff brush. | Plain water will also remove a Includes Everything lot of the dirt. When the shingles these shingles but the shingles must “ Greenlawn, just South of Com- be bone dry and the practice is to first coat them with linseed oil to || Merce Reed. 3 blocks East. of seal the pores. A less complicated Union bake 84. and safer finish to use is a paint ete especially formulated for asbestos shingles and other masonry sur- faces. This type of paint (there are many excellent brands) isn’t both- ered. by the moisture that might be in the shingles. COLWELL A new double-track railway tun- nel, 7-052 feet long near here, is Mi 6-2022_ . said to be the largest of its kind in 4057 Maple Rd. the world although not the longest. Birmingham . It is 32 feet high and 31 feet wide. : aN} a N ne And in keeping with the indoor. . ————— Drive out Dixie Highway to M-15.. Clarkston to Northview . right to the model. today! \. TORIDHEET Nw WALL-FLAME OIL HEAT \ for the Tops * in Comfort, Convenience and ’ es $s tpi Seon lente ae 2 N AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. | 5.000 Successtul Installations in Pontiac Area 17 Orchard Leke Ave, FE 2.9124 Bé ‘Tots. A wenweeeee www ee FULL BASEMENT 3 Bedroom Bricks IN BEAUTIFUL CLARKSTON VILLAGE VISIT THE MODEL OPEN DAILY | fo 8 follow M-15 through . turn See it Near schools, church- es and complete shopping facilities in beautiful Clarkston Village. PONTIAC Now, at last, you can live in beautiful little Clarkston Village. Here is the easy pace, the warm friendlfiess of small. town living within 13,900 FHA and GI Financing Exclusive Features Choice of 5 Designs Poured Basements Select Oak Floors . Pickled Birch Cabinets” minutes of i job or business, Big 100’ by houses ¢ at least 60 footapart. WHITE BROS. ‘REAL ESTATE “2 Jalousie Windows Gas Heat Large Lots Paved Streets Kitchen Fan Full Brick Construction 214" x12¥2" Living Room Ceramic Tile Bath, Kitchen Counters, Vestibule Floors | — aaa i pines a many as 2,000 pernene: — square mile live in the ee valley of India, TO BUY-TO a C. SCHUETT REALTOR Farms, New and Used Homes. Lake Front Homes. ‘Cottages, Lake and Acre Sites. ‘ SEE SCHUETT’S AD OF SPECIAL VALUES IN BUILDING SECTION PAGE20 5 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU ‘Adatings amd Sales Heip Needed ha Our Expeosion Program AT THIS e.. FOR ONLY ‘40 “PER MONTH Saces an te scace Total Price $7400 FHA TERMS Mode! Home Is at $14 Third (Off loslyn) Open Daily and Sunday Built by BVG Inve: tment Company Phone FE 4-4138 ' a Maceday Home cellont AREA ASETRAT THE PONTIAC PRES A Self Examination — Are You a Homer Workslop? is THIS you? Perhaps you have noticed that} some home handy men take great pride in pampering their work- | shop tools. They are so outspoken jin favor of this sid Fare that their | recommendations on the Care and iu se of Hand Tools are often pub- licized, Never, that we know of, has the case for the other side been presented, Tool by tool, here it. | is; Screw Suicesahanever possi- ble, use it for a wrecking bar. You can never tell when you'll ineed a screw driver with a right- angle bend in it, FUEL SAVINGS UP TO 50% OWNERS REPORT - BOILERS—FURNACES GEmenacGPeiecraic | onl ree HEATING—SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR FE 5-6973 351 North Peddock St. | Plane — this one is so obvious | Wrecking har a worthless itool; you can't even drive SCreWS | | with it. | Claw hammer ;~ this cousin to rt the ‘siedge hammer will.do every: « thing the sledge will do if you just strike a harder blow with it. Never mind if ‘the handle breaks: You can either tape it together | again or get a new handle. And | that’s cheaper than buying a| sledge hammer, | * * * Cross-cut saw — don't let any- | body tell you different, you can | use it for rip-sawing, too. That) donkey at the hardware store is trying to sell @u two saws when you only need one. | Chisel — you really should have two of these. You'll need one if you misplace your screw driver. Keep the other one around for sharpening pencils (you broke the blade of your pocket knife when | you used it as a serew driver). * LJ = End wrenches — vou won't be you'll want to do lis either grind the jaws bigger or | ‘pound them together. They. won't fit any nuts made in America but some day you may own a British sports car, and youl] have the laugh on everybody. Square — this precision tool is jreally not broken in until you've |seraped the mud off your shoes 'with it, or straightened it a few times with a hammer, * * * Puty knife — a fine substitute mud seraper to tse when the, lkids borrow your square to see | | if it will make like a boomerang. it seems silly to point it out. | Since a plane ts really nothing | but a chisel affixed to a metal: | frame equipped with adjusting de- | | vices, you can easily slip out the | i blade and use it as a chisel in | emergencies, Like when the | missus is using your chisels -to | clean greaSe out of the oven, Files — Home craftsmen have found that these tools will do lots | of odd jobs. ~ fellow discovered 51025 Van Dyke Corner 23 Mile Rd. FHA $1100 DOWN No Money Down to G's imeter Under Floor Hea SPECIMEN STOCK LANDSCAPING Shade Tree Planting—Our Specialty J.C. TEAR NURSERY FARM Utica, Mich. RE 9-5041 Happy With Whe-standard—stres—se—leb_of_ filing. __ _| the: first_ thing while treating tools like that may | and Residential hurt only their pocketbooks, it is DAY OR NIGHT indicative of & careless altitude toward home repairs, That brand —— ‘arelessness cé » eatast ; uthoris ee eaenees cam be cotaatte Kelvinator Sales & Service ALL UNSAFE MASON | A publication of the National REFRIGERATION Safety Counejl recently summed FE 2-6400 ‘pass, we are going to be in- trouble Peor Homer Workslop doesn't realize that he could do a better job, faster and safer, if he had good tools and used them properly. that. they'll even do a * oH * So much for the views of the don't - pamper - tools fraternity. REFRIGERATION You--get the idea.’ Seriously, a SERVICE great many do-it-vourselferg are brothers in that fraternity. And, All Types—All Makes c it up, saying: “We tape a frayed’ 461 Elizabeth Leake Road passable It might Have’ added that a man nae alate bi tae stole dae heer SATU RDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 5 y Before putting lids on paint eans, imark @ line on the outside to in- | dic ate the level of remaining paint, Next paintting job, the lid need not be. pried up to Gacwest how much | is left. i | Speciolists in | Re-Modeling! | ELLIS CONST. CO. 2690 $. Woodward FE 2.2671 ually eal famatte } | i i | | > REGENERATES | ITSELF > RETURNS TO SERVICE WARRANTY = Fppeeurmmcropeneme rcs” See the amasing softener todey H. H. STANTON wire instead of replacing it, What we cant nail down we glue down, \103State FE 5- 1683 | what we can't saw off we break off, and what we can't fix we set aside for another day. Many of our repairs are tem- porary and quite unsafe, They are temporary until we can get better tools, which we never 24 Whittield Complete Basement Waterproofing All Work Guaranteed — Free Estimates! Reliable Waterproofing Phone FE 4-0777 seem to de, | “If you want to do a beter — in less time and in a safe way, | Selection Saves Costs Some home handymen make the mistake of buying the highest: grade of lumber for jobs on which lower grades would do. If you choose the right grade for the right use, you can often make yar lumber dollar go twice as far 2 and 3 LOCATION: Unless we Se a way to get rid of this water vapor before it can , get into the outside walls and in- sulation or unless.we can coat the walls with some material through which this water vapor cannot baw, werth on right em Maybee fd mie OAK rane weve Medel Home Phone OR 3-2757 The Maceday Home 3-BEDROOM RANCH HOM In Beautiful Lorraine Manor Plus Mortgage Costs The Features Sq Ft. Under One Window fcnen imiaatiae Di... VY riaic ni I folerenalala! Large Lots Paved Streets Full y “In ii fehacte it; $70 Monthly Payments. _ MODERN-COMFORTABLE-LOW COST NATIONAL HOMES “A HOME YOU CAN AFFORD” rive serth om Winke Highway te Basha oo te Maybee Kd., JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION BEDROOM OPEN Mon, thu Fri. from 9 until 5 Office Phone Mi 4-0328 —with sturdy, permanent Anchor Fence. Requires no annual painting—isa sine coated after weaving, not before. Call for FREE estimate 62 Years of Fence Building FE 5-7471 NO DOWN _PAYMENT, oe SNE ern ma ~~ ee Heating offers the finest quality merchan- dise properly installed to guarantee your heating satisfaction. Only a Rich Can Afford a Poor Furnace! See It at Your Heating Super Market GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING of. Elizabeth Lake Rd) 3401 West Muren, (Cor T to 8 Ist PAYMENT IN NOVEMBER Quality? Price? See the Famous 36 MONTHS TO PAY CENTRAL WEATING FURNACE And find out why this fine modern furnace and top quality installation add up fo. the LOWEST PRICE for your heating requirements. Goodwill Man -— FE 2-7849 MODEL OPEN DAILY ting Root sncenins rene Lake Privileges on Williams & Maceday Lakes | A GAS HEATED ranch type homein Beautiful Lorraine Manor with lake privileges on two of Oakland County’s favorite lakes—Williams and Maceday — ‘minutes drive from downtown debe near Pheels, churches and WHITE Tn REAL ESTATE 'ffice at 5660 Dixie Highwe OR 3-1872 or OR 1769 nMMEROE and LAKE - AREAS | to Buy or Sell LAKE OR ACRE SITES, FARMS. COTTAGES, YEAR-ROUND HOMES 2 ees C. SCHUETT Realtor 2 ACRES WITH HOUSE near M-59. Plostered walls, 6 rooms, bath, tool shed. 2 weeks possession | $2000 Down. Total Price $8500. | UPPER PETTIBONE LAKE. Modern home, oi! fur- nace, large wooded lot. Low down payiient to responsible buyer. Totel Price $8500. \ RANCH HOME, fenced, 120 ft. corner lot, large rooms, 2'/2 car garage. $2800 Down, Total Price $10,900, \ EMpire 3-4236 C. SCHUETT REALTY, “Ine. 3 Detroit Offices OT Phone KE 2-2400 now building in “MACEDAY: Ray O'Neil Real Estate Member of Cooperative Real Exicte Exchange si 75 West Huron FE 3-7103 | hat of a sixty-year-old home and saving every cent the budget can | spare toward a home of your own, ehy ffeprovements you undertake on your own must be inexpensively | appealing. Living In an older style | home, even temporarily, can be a - MOERY'S OIL BURNER S SALES SERVICE : GAS and OIL EXCEL MULLER FURNACES VACUUMED. P.H.A. Licensed Contractor—Fiee Estimates 2212 Maddy Lane € 2-4970 strain on the whole family when | they long for the smart, sleek, sim- plicity of contemporary interiors. One sure way to face your prot | fem squarely and make changes, | is to ‘do-it-yourself with an eye on taking some things you make _with you when you move. Keeping | the landiord happy is easy when Westridge - of - Waterford Northern Pontiac’s Finest Subdivision Area Featuring Custom-Built Homes ot Distinction MODEL OPEN 4212 tone Drive Sundays ) to 6:00 P.M. Appointment Lamy fewge ott bane. fwy., to Ledgeston near paged Turn on Cam- HELTMAN & TRIPP - Builders and Developers of Westridge-ot- Waterford 22 W. Lawrence. FE 5-816! | you're thoughtful enough not te} mar his property with ideas which the next tenant may not consider “improvements.” - These were a few of the prob- lems which one enterprising young General Electric Lamp Di- vision lighting engineer, Jim Jen- sem; rented home. other peoople on lighting improve- iments, it's. even harder to live | | with uncomfortable, unattractive. | lighting. It's easier to get busy | | and “do it y if’ and, let the | | lighting help gontribute to that | imodern atiiosphere | of ‘your. | dreams. LIFE WITH LIGHT BEST WINDOW DEAL IN TOWN! _ 40% OFF LIST PRICE | First step- in erasing the age i lines in the living room in ithe pictures above and on the (er right was a complete “face- ready discarded the harsh, — fixture over the handsome ma. ple cork topped corner table [- which Jensen made. Although they don't show in the picture, When you're renting the lower | | When you're in the lighting busi- | |ness and it's your job to advise | lifting” with light. Other tenarits’ attempts at modernization had al- | j _|nished front door or other var-| -« THE oi PRESS, sr ieoaeay AUGUST 20, 1955 ~~ | | : MILFORD, These Improvements Move With You =""c.""-[ A Step in Beauty ORNAMENTAL IRON nist to last as jong as paint because it won't. If you have a var- nished outside woodwork, be pre- | Corner Columns _ Conerete Steps - | given an up-to-date |*made-at-home”’ lighted valances. | As shown in the sketch above, long lines of fluorescent light are jconcealed- behind the shielding | boards. In addition to the soft, | glamorous background lighting, the | lighted valances bring out the col- look with year especially if they get directl exposure from the sun, Indicate Paint Level Before putting lids on paint cans, mark a line on the outside to indi- | cate the level of remaining paint. | | Next painting job, the lid need not | be pried up to discover how much | iis left. = fawsen, Hugh 4 Watson 1% WN. wr St, me Ld | 2-$420 d, Pentiae pared té refinish them almost every | Seong | orings and textures in the colorful | | draperies. LL LLLLLLLALLLLL Lo iron ( Weed Strip Metal Channel } y. 4¥—Lamp ‘at White Pant trim satin chrome’, legs, avail- able in most “do-it-yourself” | centers, are used on both tables. fort while.-watehiing television, his | lighting that its outer edge is slightly. for- | ward of the center of the corner idea ih your own home, select one | |of the new pull-up fixtures ‘eom-} |monly suggested for dining tables. | \B1G FIXTURE Be sure the fixture is at least 17 inches in diameter for a 36-inch | table. The one in the room above has five 40-watt bulbs and, a dif- fusing opal glass bottom. For added also gives small amounts of- | i ward lighting. A pair of dark brown matching | armiess sofas hug the corner table | so light from the fixture can servd two people for casual reading. An- ‘other cever” idea which Jensen originated is the: unique picture background. | with fiber insulating board pan- | els covered with corrugated pack- | ing paper. Picture groupings can , be changed frequently without damaging wall surfaces, 4 Directly opposite the Jensen’ S| |TV glamour corner windows were | [ repwoop | CONTEMPORARY HOMES CALL ~~ HERBERT C: DAVIS | 4925 Pontise Lake Red OR 3.7614 Beautiful Waterford Estates From $7,500 Up * = So “Maas Teas Wed ‘Thurs. NO MONEY DOWN _NO PRESSURE nites FOR FREE EST IMATES! Pied Petete Lowi Sere Here Becouse We ee - oer We re specialiets tn desianina Kitchens ond Bothroom Vanities ernize your present home Estimates tree _ | sn Ween Your Dream Kitchen Custom-Built to Exact Measurements! _ The CAB “ ET =ge | / oral Eves. " r] a lin Built-In Feature As: Finest Quality Modern, Colonie! or Contemporary . Hardware and building Cumom Dream tor your new home of to mod- Wrought iron corner columns with each perch panting in- stallation during As a4 lighting authority, Jensen | | Per Windows knew that for greatest eye com | Deerweys- Perches fixture should be titng so | Ask fer Color Booklet table. 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For Your : 3 ] See BURKE LUMBER CO. “Where the Home Begins” i] 4495 Dixie Highway in Drayton Plains .OR-3-1211 i ae és ae i : ‘ 4 f°" ‘ J . ‘ { Lo: \ e fs pa ® 2 Sey 4 eee hs 25 is_ remem fiz aries THE PONTIAC PRESS, , TL nn Beautify Your Home With Stains for Wood - Natural Stone... IT COSTS SO LITTLE, YET ADDS SO MUCH! Come in Colors Manufacturers Making Product for Decorators in All Hues + nN Squeaky Floor Hint Don't use standard cut flooring | nails to fix a squeak in a floor be- cause if the nail fails to do the squeaky floors. For cleaner feeding, put the pet dog or cat's food dishes on a piece of composition panel, which is ke ‘al clean easily with: a damp cloth. The smooth, splinter-free sur FOS SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 with Towser" |People Allowed, ee | NEW YORK W — The Gaines Dog Research Center’in, New York ‘has a new book called ‘Touring which. lists 4,500 ho- §- trick, its shape will make matters | tels and motels that welcome dogs worse. Use either rosin coated for the night. They take people, finishing nails or spiral nails for | toa, if . le \ es TWENTY-ONE _ oe oe _ at FOR - Door Sills for Your Home . . . Pontiac's Most Complete \ | Selection of Unpainted Furniture Pick and Paint Store =* Mantle Shelves When the subject gets around to 3 wood stains, most of us think of =* Blue and Buff Window Sills them in terms of wood colors such = as oak, mahogany, maple, etc. | ® Now while there are a lot of these wood colors kicking about you can ‘also get .stains in ordinary colors | just as is the case with paint. - * * ied | = Colorful Slate for Hearths, Vestibules, Patios= —— A BRILLIANT safety signal to | flect headlights when nighttime |) can be madé from a’ discarded t Pe 3 = . ==} You can get reds, blues, greens, lelectric heater cone. Strips of re- |" ‘ We Carry a Complete Stock of blacks, yellows — in short just! flector tape or luminous paint ean! = ; Natural Building Stone * Marble ° Slate about every color that there is. | line the concave surface. Popular | > = f= | You can even get bleached stains Science magazine suggests re-| 7 © = =| which will actually lighten the color | moving old heating element and) 7. =PONTIA S| ca as, = : ==M-59 (2 Mi. West of Airport) Ph. OR 3- 15905 Sat yw reaped er | LEY US PUT A x = ; BETTER ROOF YIP il 00 Mi] <" stem. Give tom 0 tow Ovim your wad bs minutes te soak in and then wipe ie ti off the excess. The longer the .* Pon 1ac ‘s tain remai the surface, | F™ e LL ee ee ee t uP Ls = . = Color stains can't be ol nd | COMMERC AL BU | ‘2 = NOTICE of OFFICE MOVE Z.r-.: mee 2 = iB peal | => =| varnish because they won't be able hens) oe Se com a gee | “4 => | to soak into the wood. They must |] Get ae Estimate Wiihest Uditgation |) = = | be applied directly*to the wood HUGUS-MARSH - = =| - | ROOFING & INSULATION CO y = Paul A. Kem, Inc. = aulst i = = ATG ON | 3 = = | rig = A pioneer Pontiac Realtor (Real Estate = \ i} | INSURANCE . = since 1919) is immediately building a = ) jal | Is Our Business | = modern and fireproof office building at P| 1} | | °. 3 =e 3 m= es ee TCHER tI = 31 Oakland Ave., another modern im- = stnelf ‘or to wood that has first been | Uepiaaane | = provement, material evidence of our Se) Coed wilt @ clear sealer. The | Pe = =| purpose of the sealer is to prevent & WERNET |i = faith in downtown Pontiac. During con- 4 peje gan: sraptnal ry lisarandd | Sank Bldg. ee 2 9224 | iy = struction, our temporary office will = spony “tfect | }: = . = Most color stains do not provide SE — — |= = beat = a final finish for the wood, They | | = == simply give color and when they | | = 711, N Sani eee p = =| w a clear finish such as white wi = 71'2 N. Saginaw St.--Loop Bldg. 2 succa” EE LUMDer || = The 3rd Door North of the Courthouse = Pi begpialagielaered oper ts $ASH& DOORS | = 5 == | so that when the stain is dry | ies = Beginning Safurday Morning, AUGUST 20th = %.)"".,) treatment is required. | BLDR'S SUPPLIES | { = Same Telephone Pou! A. Korn. Pros. 3 “You'll find color stains handy toc fi BUILDERS’ HDWE, | = a E =~ FEderal 2-9209 Med Sane iesenn,” = | lot of jobs about the house tor | PAINTS 4} | = mn they come in exterior as weil as | Ty | Complete interior colors. The sal 1] _A cK eee 3 ject to as many troubles as paint | DICKIE e . Price rT a woes tumber Co.| PROPERTIES ROY AN N ETT, Ine. If the bottom of a wastebasket, um 0. aA |garbage can or other household | Realtors | container for dry materials is bro. ken, salvage the item by inserting | Ph. FE 3-7193 [a tight-fitting piece of composition | | panel, 2495 Orchard Leke Rd. Phone FE 4-3538 Lake Privilege *95 From Pontiac, Go Out Joslyn _ . -3-Miles-to: Silverbell- Rd.,- Turn = Right’ 14 Mile to Salesmen : “Open Every. Day til’ | | Z -WRIGHT-VAL 345 OAKLAND ‘AVE. ba 5.0693 i ae 7 Rae HE a i ee ea will be kind to the pet's tongue, L 143 Oakland Ave. 1675 So. Telegraph Rd, Martin Loelfler Pontiac, Mich. Member of Building Stone Institute FE 5-9562 | ees op = <= a saree ap / JUDAH ~ MODEL HOME OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION DAY and NICHT Furnished by the Allen Furniture Co. of Lake Orion Only ‘486 Down! BUILDERS ... HOME OWNERS i Beautiful Tennesse Ledge Reck, Fiag Stone and ether Natural Building Stone tor ee. Walls, Patios, Fireplaces, Window Sills, FEderal 8- aul $47 per Month—Includes Tax and Insurance 3- BEDROOM MODEL ONLY 57 250 | Es ° SUVER Bet JUDAN RD. 2 if &§ x “WALTON: es aa HOW TO GET THERE Drive out ‘Perry Street to Jos- lyn Road, turn left on Joslyn Road past the Pontiac En- gineering Building 4 miles to Judah Lake Estates. Watch fof signs. Or go out Baldwin Avenye for 3 miles past Wal- ton Boulevard to Judah Lake Road. Follow the sign. Open every day. Here’s Why You Will Want to Live in JUDAH LAKE ESTATES © All Aluminum Sliding Windows. With Screens Youngstown Kitchen Automatic Oil Heat Natural Gas for Cooking and Water Heater Fiberglas Insulation Cedar Shake, Asbestos or Maesonite Exteriors All Homes Color Styled Houses Staggered for Added Beauty No Two Homes Identical Get out of the crowd zone into the ozone. Give your children abreak. Big lots, minimum size 75x135 feet. Central water system with fire hydrants installed. School on the property. Close to shopping center. 10 minutes drive from Pontiac in- dustrial plants. Circulinear streets for added beauty. Drive out and see for yourself what a wonderful place this is to make your future home. f° Fishing and Swimming for Everyone 23 -ACRE LAKE PARK “Set Aside for You and the Children. A big 23 acre park has been set aside for the use and enjoyment of all home owners. Where else can you own a beautiful new Ranch- Type home and enjoy being a part owner of a big lake park where your children can romp and. play in perfect safety and where you can enjoy fishing and swimming to your heart's content, AVON INVEST ie fs \ t ¢ NTY-TWO mdries May Be Helped that its ase in industry would be as a radioactive tracer to study action and disposition of processes. ~. Since tritium: itself is a form of materials containing hydrogen. And since it is also radioactive, it could be detected with a Geiger eounter—thus measure- ment of what happens to all hydro- * 8 & ae | Later the elothes could be in- form of lithium with atomic neu-| spected with a Geiger counter to trons. It exists only in minute see whether all the grease has quantities in nature. | been removed. The AEC scientists explained! The scientists said in their re-| “Bomb Ingredient | ordinary hydrogen materials © | ensuring hydrogen, it could be mixed with} | that : tium |: itiv ma to detection even when in dilutions | NICK HALIDAY of up to one part tritium in 10). ~ " petroleum expl gations of atmospheric pollution. Report Equipment Stolen car at the Grand Trunk Wentern | freight office yesterday, Pontiac | Police said. | Owner John House, of 15 Unjon | St., said three rods and reels weré taken from the car at about 1 p.m. REACH BUYERS for whatever you're selling, through Classified ads! Speedy economical, inexpen- sive, Call FE 2-8181, a ‘BOARDING HOUSE Z LZ CAPA A _ Gyjyzzécmzé“ A NEL A EGAD, MARTHA / MY ABSENCS ¥ FROM HOME HAS INCREASED A THOUSANDFOLD THE SPELL OF YOUR EXOTIC CHARM sw IVE BROUGHT YOU A__ \\ - SMALL GIFT HAK-KAFF/ pene en WEEK ~~ OF JOY WHILE vo | >. OUT OUR WAY N [I'M NOT EXACTLY | ELOPING/=~ BUT MY COUSIN . HAS “INVITED ME TO « KICKAPOO CREEK.FOR A PAPER PLATES/<~ MEAN-' |____'THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 oP ALLEY OOP EVER SINCE DOCTOR STUCK A TIGER’S TAIL ON ITLL BE LOADS« JUST BURNING 2 o nd NO RAISING LES IN h ( Ss PIECE 1S AS BIG \ AS A PAPER } NAPKIN! THEIR ___4.-____——_ WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY DIXIE DUGAN “(EASY EAH? SEE HOW BIG A PIECE WE CAN GET IN ONE SHEET/ I ASKED FOR A SALVING AND I GET A SKINNING--AND YOU HELPIN' TH’ KIDS WITH 1906 by MEA Bervien, tec. T. at a HORSEPLAY? TRMLLAMS — a he aa Copr. 1985 by MEA Service, ine. T. M, Reg. U. &. Pat Off.» By Ernie Bushmiller te a Cage Rp hme wham Aube OF THE FIND US IN TIME] YEAR'S TRAVEL ABROAD TO CRAB THE DEAL! sx STEP AS YOU KNOW, GIRLS, YOUR PAST REC: bervice, Iing.J fr. Beg, Us , Pat OT anol | || YOUR WINNING ESSAYS, PLEADING FOR A RETURN DEMURE, CONSCIENTIOUS GIRL OF YES- TERYGAR, HAVE BROUGHT YOU TO THE FINAL . OUR CONTEST... SS REPRESENTATIVE OF FA ‘By Leslie Turner wAN INTERVIEW BY re rs oe = OH...BABS! I HAVE A SINKING FEELING THAT CALL MAY SE [OA MIXZIA WOW VERY F Le i. VO THINK «NOT PRINCE WNALIAM 5 NOT ARN - BOT “KIS MARRIAGE - WME . TOO * ORTON, FOR VILLAGONIA TAT LUTKE ONE WE RINGS f By Charles K uhn By McEvoy and Strieber L aly LIMIT LADY ? oe Die esiSloe COMMENT. “LL TAK i ae Laas? oth Ge % ?, x TN , , - 6 coral . = : ye Ey } .. .BUT TH’ SECON! SEEMED T* BE GOOD ./’ QUITE AS \ D HALF NEVER _ By Walt Disney. Syete Ve LOST wy CATERPILLAR) ee q | ers : “THE PONTIAC PRESS. - SA'RURDAY, AUG UST “anny ey Neen ' we 20. 1955 \ Lincoln fo Build i MARKETS | Plant in Cana | Multi - Million in Novi Township The Lincoln Division of Ford Mo- tor Co. will have a multi-million dollar assembly plant and office bulding in Oakland County by 1957. Ben D. Mills vice president and general manager pf the division, said the plant will! employ some 5,000 persons, with an annual pay- roll of 2% to 30 million dollars. Plant employes will be recruit- ed from Pontiac and Detroit, as well as from conmounities near the plant site, Milis pointed out. Located on 35 acres in Novi Township, 28 miles northwest of Detroit, the building will occpy 1,500,000 square feet of space. Ford = Dollar | Factory to Be Located : Produce _ OETROIT DETROIT, Aug. 1@ (AP) — Today's from the Detroit Union 202 Mien 12 “pt flats per pt ta Calif mbe ¢rts 27-368 3 .50-4.25; doe “See” behs $.15-4.00. top and — e tb sepped_one 480-4. Celery: 16” Pascal 3-2%0 Mich. 2.75. few 3.00; “Cant 406-425. eres Western flat certs 6-8¢ Tastee: Calif, ctns 2 dos 4.00-4.00, mostly 3.50-3.15 % doz 3.25; Colo. ctns 2 dos grede fair 2.00-3.00; Canada WGA erts 2% 5.00; 363 3.25 50 tb sscks. yellows, med 1.75-2.25. large 2.40- ty Tex yellows har, 2.00-2.25; Colo jar s baa "yale heat Yellow Globe, med 160-1 8s whites 2.60. —— ay 2.25, Peaches: Mich. sizes uniess other shaves pre ig 2278; Pair Haven 2 25¢hrdlu \totor-Co>recentiy-took-an-option on the land site, and the project is part of Ford’s latest $625,000,000 expansion program, Mills said. The plant will be completed by 1957 if authorities agree to rezone the acreage from its present agri- cultural classification, to light in- dustrial, Mills explained. A modern building similar - to those in Louisville and San Jose, Calif,, is planned for the new as- sembly plant, All manufacturing operations now pérformed at Mer- cury Division plants in Wayne and Los Angeles will be consolidated in the proposed plant, said Mills. | Divisional offices, located at | the former Henry Ford Trade School building in Dearborn, will be moved te the new office build- ing adjoining the assembly plant. The Lincoln Division was or- ganized separately from the Mer- | cy Division of the Ford Motor | Company in April. | Life of Virginia Meet Your Friendly | — &@ great di e towards several projects. Art thorough! ne his asso- ciation with e Life Insurance Co. of Virginia bony constantly studies to learn more about the — His most recent study oe latest chenges —n the Social Security ws. | Through one of the nation’s oldest and largest life insur- com es, the Life of mia, he advises and assists ind duals and families in their plans for financial se- curity. 1080 W. Huron. E 2-0219 of - I this week and to 92 the 1 sacks 4c; Ida-Oreg Loma 4.00 cma 3.65-3. 78) reds 2.50-2.75; Mich 50 sac round whites washed end atl ve 15-100 gon 00-1.00, round reds washed ~1 00. wherries: Calif, 12° pe fate few Stra 3.15, few lower. a melon Southern 22 Watermelons: Official Named atPontiac Motor T. R. Schroeder Becomes Foundry Superintendent Succeeds Collingwood Appointment of T. R. Schroeder as superintendent of Pontiac Mo- | tor Division's Foundry was an- | nounced today by B. E. Starr, ‘general manufacturing manager. He succeeds G. C. Collingwood, who will handle specia] assign- ments reporting to Starr. + epmes to Pontiac. Mo- | tor Division ‘from Central Foun- dry Diyision of General Motors where he has been factory man- ager for the Division's Defiance, Ohio, plant. He was bora in Richfield, Mich., Feb, 18, 1912, and was educated jn Saginaw schools, He joined the Central Foundry Divi- sion in 1937 where he has served married and has five children. Starr also announced the ap- pointment of C. H. Collins as' foundry plant engineer. He will be responsible for the foundry's; plant equipment and layout. Collins was born in Chicago, M., June 1, 1922, antl graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in Electrical Engineering | in 1950, He has also taken courses ‘at General Motors Institute. the Central Foundry | He Division in 1950 and has served in various capacities including foreman, chief maintenance elec- trician, superintendent of main- tenance, and has been in charge of plant engineering at the Divi- sion’s Defiance Plant since 1953. Collins is married and has two children. 5 Dead, 2 Hurt in Car Crash on Maine Cutoff FREEPORT, Maine W—A col- | lision of two automobiles, described | by police as a “slaughter,” killed five persons and gyeraund injured ties on a half-mile stret Well established company chain store field. which ui little managemen ~ a ... checks for ment program. Box 26, Pontiac Press. NET INCOME. _ OPPORTUNITY Sales and Manufacturing Program, w qualified party ownership of sensational amuse- ment devices, now operating under franchise in Michigan with some of America’s leaders in the This is a safe, dependable, established business ts an opportunity to secure a VERY HIGH NCOME . ...an ALL CASH business re- .«. very favorable tax situation . . . ideal retire- If re interested in exceptionally high income and it you have $2,500-to $12,500 immediately ble, you are invited to pr met and telephone number, for f , now entering a National l assign to t as all details have been earnings mailed monthly to write “detaile to .00-5.00 ; Calif. | their new New Car Cost | Puzzles Makers Buyer Discount Habit Makes Producers Worry Over 1956 Prices By DAVID J. WILKIE DETROIT (#—Pricing 1956 nibdel autos is giving the car, makers considerable concern right now. The conviction throughout the trade is-that 1956 list prices will be higher. But they will also have to be competitive. And they will have to take into account the fact the new car buying public has become discount ‘conscious in the last ] couple of years or more. * ee Ld The auto makers probably can mo. justify some price advances on the basis of continuing refinement. of cars. While major changes will be relatively f ew there ‘will be. and numerous additional safety features. The car builders probably will also be able to pao to increased manufdcturing costs to explain higher price tags. Bat their big ‘problem is to “sell” the motor- ing public on higher prices. Many auto industry analysts say the era of price discounting in re- tail merchandising has come for a prolonged stay. Some say it will | take continued price cutting at the | retail level to maintain high sales |volume in new cars through: the | 1956 model year. Some industry experts have sug- gested that even if manufacturers raise their prices it doesn't follow delivered prices will be advanced. This probably is wishful thinking; it assumes the retailers can ab- sorb further profit cuts. PRICES SLASHED Retailers. already have slashed | their prices about as heavily as they can and stay in business. They may be able to match some ‘of the present-discounts-on~a ‘per centage business, but the net price | to the buyer almost certainly will have to be higher. Al this adds up to a good argument im favor of the pur- chase of current outgoing mod. els during the next few weeks. These modely' are available at bargain prices in almost every dowbtedly will hold good until present model inventories are cleaned out. Some experts in automobile _re- tailing say the car buyer is more corcerned about the percentage discount than he is about the net | price—provided credit terms are satisfactory. To support this view they point to the fact the average | car buyer is purchasing more | — equipment than ever be- EXTRAS SELL On a medium priced car extras. add from $150 for a radio and heater to as much as $700 and more for an assortment of optional ‘items that include white sidewall tires, power steering and power brakes and similar more. recent advances. erally hold to their repeated as- sertions that this year’s record- smashing output does not consti- tute over-production. They main- tained through last year and again this year that their pro- duction schedules were based on indicated market requirements. There have been some com- plaints from retailers that they were getting more cars from the factories than they could dispose of in their assigned areas. But such complaints have been fewer this year than they were in the _| closing weeks of the 1954 model year. : t * Ld * = This may indicate a more opti- mistic view by the retailers about current outgoing model cleanup prospects. Some trade paper sur- veys report new car inventories have. been reduced in some in- stances through the sale of large tots of new units to used car lots | by dealers fearful they might have to carry 1955 models over into the new model year. Business Briefs Birmingham, is ‘among the 190 executives attend- 7 NEW STORES for LEASE Good Location for Drugs, Hardware, Ladies’ Apparel, ‘Shoe Store, Beauty Shop, Etc. Large Paved Parking Ares, Gas Heat © NEW EAST SIDE SHOPPING, CENTER : ™ n Ave. East of East Blvd. sone ““auyenr : = weir bi edocs Bad Romie hs gi woud pW 5 One Bish Eat en, nee Bac th AUBURN 5 and 10 of East Bivd. Pontiae, and t styling refinements, | improved automatic transmissions marketing area. The prices un- | | will be marketed by the Murray |Corp. under the Easy name. Back-to-School Shopping Tip: plaid over good basic gray flannel only 14% yards of fabric. based on 54-inch fabric Pattern No. 5922. and is =f canara in “ontoes Ss No. ‘Old F a ul’ Not Attractive ‘Tourist Attraction, | IDAHO FALLS, Idaho & — The | drinking fountain at the airport | j here is one of those that waits for | face. Airport authorities have finally | put up a@ warning sign with Idcal color. lowstone Park, the northeast. The sign on the fountain reads: | “Old Facetul.” Easy Stockholders ‘Approve Merger — SYRACUSE, N. Y. @ — Stock- holders of the Easy Washing Ma- | Chine Sataer oon today approved a merger agreement with the Union Chemical and Materials Corp. of Pittsburgh and a purchase and j Sales agreement with the Murray Corp. of America, Detroit. A total of 79.3 per cent of out- standing stock was voted in favor of the proposal. The merger with Union Chem- | feal provides for formation: of a) Syracuse Division that will con- tinue the manufacture of home ‘Hea preducts- and defense Te home laundry equipment is but 70 miles to. Detroit Edison Gives Comparison Figures An all-time summer peak load of 2,062,000 kilowatts, recorded Wednesday morning, July 27, is reflected in Detroit Edison's rev- enues last month as compared to those of the same period one year ago. This July, sales to all types of customers — residential, commer- cial and ind ted to $16,820,617 as compared to $14,- 782,026 during July of 1954, Net earnings of the company for the 12 months through July SA, 1965, were $24,885,135, or $2.31 | a share on the 10,795,733 shares then outstanding, For the previous 12 months end- ed July 31, 1954, net earnings were $21,069,147, or $1.95 a share on 10,778,843 shares. Edison's gross revenues’ were $208,710,597 for the 12 months that of 1953-4 were $193,524,925. State Commission OKs More Natural Gas Sale LANSING (AP) — State Public pedple to bend down’ real close wr get a drink, then spouts forth with " unexpected power to splatter. the | WHAT TO WEAR—Here red plaid is shown in a pleated skirt and | vest outfit for sister, topped off with bright red man-tailored blazer. | Junior is dressed in a rough ‘n' tough plaid: shirt in the same bold | i slacks. | Sister's pleated skirt features crossed suspenders and requers) of Workers Are Voting | The brass-buttoned lyard and the jacket js scaled to 1 yard. All measurements are | garments are made from Advance | weskit cals for — Calumet Strike Vote Tomorrow Steel Workers to Decide" Upper Peninsula Mining» Operation Future HOUGHTON — Striking. C10. United Steelworkers at the Calu- met & Hecla, Inc., will vote to | Old Faithfwl, the geyser of Yel-| morrow on a new company offer fice employe agreement. to settle a 14- woceaig) strike * * The = steelworkers' sechargrd, | committee has recommended (offer be accepted. The pence |has threatened to liquidate the | | division if the proposal is rejected The strike was called apd : in a wage dispute in a new | tract. Some 2,200 employed re operate the division's five copper ‘mites and smelter in Michigan's Upper Peninsula have been idied in the dispute, A package offer estimated by the | company to cost 25 cents an hour was turned down last week by the. union, The steelworkers said the offer was defeated largely because the company conditioned re-employ- ment on physical examinations for | all striking employes. * ° Calumet & Hecla subsequently announced plans to liquidate the division. But after further negoti- ations earlier this week, the com- pany said it would rescind the liquidation order if the workers accepted the revised offer. Elliott Bredhoff, union counsel, said the revised offer requires physical examinations “only in cases In which safety or hazard- ous factors were involved,” Bredhoff estimated 116 employes The covieas’ scacanat continued a provision for a 15-cent hourly pay raise for the first year of the two- year contract. But it substituted an original offer of an additional 4 per cent pay raise for next year with a wage re-opener clause in the contract. Report Shufdowns Slice Vehicle Output changeover shutdowns cut into motor some Sutput this week. Ward's cseameice cesertatad the week’s assemblies will come to 141,299 cars and 22,505 trucks 07 cars and 16,948 . rary were built in U.S. factories, The agency added: “Not scheduled for model changeovers until mid-September. General Motors plants accounted |» than to ease off for inventory reduction purposes as im. pre- ylous years.” “Ward's estimated this week's output by Canadian factories at 3,450 cars and 1,897 trucks com- pared with 2,306 cars and 819 trucks the week. In the tories built. 4,443 cars and 270 trucks. best 2-8181 3 Sy | would fall into this classification. a in Collision ind Pontiac Lodge No, 21 F. aA. Me. and DeMolay plenic; Suriday, Aug. 21, 12:00 p. m. — Rochester. Bring food and uten- sils for self and family, For further information, tall any of the| Officers. tretn Ww. Déilie. Adv. News i in Briel Nerman J, Lambert, 33, ef 395 Going St. pleaded guilty yesterday before Municipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum on a charge of reckless driving. He paid a $25 fine, was placed on probation for 30 days and ordered to attend drivers) school. | ‘Semecves. Loan take Vinci Summer Camp ‘near Hickory Hills Golf) swimming, dinners, dancing. 3-7. Viola Turpinen, accordion ~ —Adv. Clyde Stephens barbering at. Kimmell's Barber Shop, 271 Bald- win Ave. —Adv if your friend's in jail and aeeds bail, Ph. FE 5-0424 or MA 5-403]. Lodge Calendar | | Crash Toll Now Two 4 MUSKEGON #@— Fred A. Woirol, 4; of .. died to- day, second victim. of an auto erash a week ggo. William R. Til- den, 26, of Fruitport, was killed when the car the two then were riding in emmeranns into a tree. ORDINANCE NO. 1286 ‘ Mopied August 16, tess K Efiective August t6, 1646 An Ordinance to amend Godtsomes No. 723 herbeaniee “An Ordinance regulat- ing the adoption and apgroval plats by peeing to said Ordinance See City ef Pantiac Ordetns added to Ordi- hance No 123 cattle’ “ap Ordinance | Regulating the Adoption and Approval s or Bubdivisions in the City of | Sentine Oakland County, Michigan’ | said added and aimended section to read as follows Section TD Subdivision Development under F HA. er VA. Sponsorship The provision of Bections 2, 4. 6 and '7 of Ordinance No. 172 shall not apply | where a preposed pleat has been sub- mitted for approval and has teen ap- proved Federa] Heusing Admin- istration or Veterans Administration jand ts to be developed under FM A or VA. Subdivision ¢ aa y & cone nent Letter af al from the FHA. of VA edavesced the owner of his agent. Before the poe ~ | plat can be appreved by the Ruties hereby ne witl be held by the Pontiss Pony in the Commission Chamber, City all Sepiember 1). Eastern ef reseming fre Residential ured at Sax fae line of the Be a be = pbs | Northeasterly along « line ra the Sowtheaste j __! ponies OF PUBLIC peanine % 6 Parke Street 1965 at me Cy ‘< o No. 1 the following de- yg .% the Beit png ee Sy bey platy feet meas- shed Ra Chrysler Faces ~ UAW Strike Union Says 96 Per Cent for Walkout Action * DETROIT w — The CIO United | > Even if you've never tackied the making of a pair of trousers, | Auto Workers union says Chrysler you'll find these easy. by using Advance Pattern No-'6819. A new method of finishing the cuff and sleeve opening of the boy's shirt | Corp, workers are voting by more | ¥ | than 98 per cent to strike if neces- | mands. Emil Mazey, UAW secretary- treasurer and director of the peers Chrysler automotive body division department, said yester- day the division's 30,000 employes | authorized strike action by 98.8 per | cent. Nerman Matthews, UAW vice | president, said about one-third of the other 16,008 Caryater wre duction technical employes have voted 96.8 per cent to strike, Balloting | is to be completed by Monday. Negotiators broke off into com- mittees in yesterday's bargaining to discuss technical aspects of of- | The main bargaining is to re- | sume Monday, The current five year contract expires Aug. 31. Detroit Abandoning lof Pontiac pr sary, to back up new contract de- | h> cash and government bonds shall be trrev- ly ott eshte for the above men- tlened improvements. The owner or the owner's agent ‘tng suck * enter tpte an reement with sding for the ineteliation | said improvements and such agree- ment shall provide the Paes of ae etallation, the methed — = the cost of said no: an ine mission the owner er his agent shalt and S00 trom rly deposit wlth the City Treasurer cash or line of the Belt Line - Phong negotiable US Gevergment Bends im an feet = & polet which ts 496 feet amount equa! to the Engineer's extimate | ured angles to the Boutberis to the cost of seal: how. “pee ot © ine; lary sewers, storm drainage and water thence Easierly along a line paratiel tO mains in said Subdivision which end 430 feet measured at right emgiecs to the South R.O.W. line of begs me. sine 430 feet to the Easterly Bue of 16; thence North along the battery ‘ine the City | aing shall | Geetion 14, 100.4 feet te begin im By order of tne city Comms \ Dated August 1, | a vane City Clerk Aug. 20, 1958 provisions for the protection he city and the bwner developing ass Subdivision. Tf the Godeati- covertne the above described improvements hes been made and the agreement aceepted the t may then be approved be the Citr ‘omMmission The owher of the person to whom the lets in the proposed plat may be sold or transferred shall be re- sponsible for the installation of side vonerty “Deen transterred fells or pesects to install ae surfece he ene service the completed nee, “oon thereefter ea precti- cable, the Ctty of Pentiar mav cause seid improvements to be inetelled and assees the cost thereof aepinat the henefiting property The ofner ev desienate an seemt te enter fete such eareement fererding the cash deposit above ——- for Aeetion 2 All Qretnaaree or warts af tateraianenal| | conflict herewith ere hereby Reetion 3 This Ordimance shall take neanetiate | effect as it ts hereby deemed to be emergency Ordinance within the poems | =e of Reetion 3, Chenter 3 of the Char of the City of Pontise sed be the Commission | en tht F 1965 W PONALD®ON . Me vor Ly day of August. * D wm ADA R on | yw Clerk a . } NOTICR. Te CONTRACTORS . Sealed propesals will be received. at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall | Pontiac Michigan wnt!! 360 o'clock co ‘Fastern Stendard Time: of Mon day, August 29. 1945 at which time the bide will be pubticly opened and read by the Clerk and the retes of bids for the different tteme noted for the eonstruc- then of @'xf Canerete Sttewalk @' xs Concrete Bidewalk, W'xd" Conrrete Bide. walk and related work on various streets | "Mass Vaccine Shots DETROIT w—Plans have been | | abandoned for mass Inoculation of Detroit school. children with Salk | | pollo vaccine this fall. Dr. Joseph G. due to what he termed a “disap- pointing” response to the City Health Department's {ree summer | f vaccine program. Parents now will have to apply for serum and private physicians will give the shots, Molner said. Originally the Health Depart. ment planned a general program fer the schools during the fall. Pupils between 5 and 9 were to be given second round shots free. ced At de spring. | “Only a third of the eligible 68,- to free clinics to * their shots this summer,” | “Bince many pareuis apparently || | aren't interested in having their | children Vaccinated, there's no use +! | going to all the time and tropble | of setting up clinics again this | o Molner said parents could apply for second round vaccine at health department offices. Arrest City Man ‘on Drunk Charge | A 32-year-old Pontiac man was arrested on a_charge of being drunk and disorderly yesterday two parked cars on Branch St., according to Pontiac Police: Police saié Elmer Howard, 32, of speed when he struck a parked car owned by Jaculine Patterson, age unknown, of 285 Branch St. Howard's car then careened off the Patterson vehicle and struck a car owned by Marion Huddleston, “|56, of 262 Branch St. The impact shoved the Huddleston car 40 feet across the intersection. Two Persons Hurt from Pontiac Genéral Hospital for injuries received in a two-car ac- O'Riley St., was treated for a bruised left hip and Devon Harri- gon, 21, of 1451 Franklin Rd., was treated for laceration to the left shoulder. Harrison told officers his brakes | at a stop sign. She said she did not see Harrison's car until it was baad | late to stop.. Woman Killed by Auto Molner said it was | the 000 first and second graders Came. [i Madison Avenue, after the car he was driving struck |_ of 202 Wessen St. was traveling |“ north on Branch St. at a high rate | > pub | “Generai “Gident at Jessie and Wall Sts. {tained —at Doris Stanley McCurry, 30, of 43 Ros failed as he attempted to stop for = City of Pontiac as listed on eal quantities ‘volved in this work consist principally of the following 4"xh Cone Sidewalk @4,.195 oq ft | @"s8 Conerete Midewa'k.. oq f . ai° Ceoarere Sidewalk -—" ft House Walk 18 Tin. f | Sand of Groce ofrow 2.940 cu. yds 12" Concrete Pine Culvert “ Conerete Pipe Culvert " Tike Drain od | The Plans and Specifications for the | egel —2 he examined at the office of id Ponting, or. copies may be ’ obtained deposit of five (08.00) will be refunded upon eturn in returned within five sum of not leew ae % of the ‘amount of the will be — with each proporal a & guarent faith and the same to be ubject to the conditions stipul: in the im to bidders. The right to accept any proposal, to! reject any or all p ja, and to waive arene in proposals is reserved by the ted: Aug By Order oF LEWIS M. WR City Engineer 17, 1988 the Commtsston EWN, ADA R. EVANS City Clerk Aug. 3, 10966 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING | notes is hereby rm Viet @ public ea will be fey by the Pontiac Nt ‘ommissiown the Commission nome? oo Mall, * & Parke Gtreet | ‘3 ae os on od by the ° ony Cammis- ston: he folews “By Comm Dugen, supported by | Cot..m, — whereas, the Shy — oe of the ater Bireet between son Avenue, nr pertislasty Seavl a6 follows: of d the zyme Se ad to ers Madi. ned ne of ry at ft. to a.) pa ope of Arlene Bt 6 al the EB. line et. ig ence NW. 44°4. Lj seerline of ay ya “e line e Madison Avenue: point a beginning, contain. hereaa provision for re’ ocating the public utilities. now in the present alley will have to made with the Pwhiic Utility Compa notice be give dance With rceeren & Enapeer XI of the City proposed Fanny - | of [ws Siler pot ‘to North Pe Street tween tree Avenue and | phn Secest By order ef order hati a = Wiha 0 EVANS BIDS WANTED Por the Rosenesting of the athletic field at Avondale Bi School, Avondale Consolidated Bcheat District No, jerk Aug. 20, 1985 | ny Therefore be_ if] ib reesived. 0 that a public 10, Avon Township, Oakland County, Mich- | igen. Sealed proposals for the Noodlighting | of an athletic field at the present Lon =f school will be received by the Board | for the above named | at their office at the School, 1435 Auburn hy Michigan, on, or before 8:00 p.m Monday, August 29, 1985, at which, time suey will be opened and r le be received follows: contract = all en, com including all of the exesvatin jes, foundations, and electrical work. Plans and specifica: may f bul! I and at the eifie of FP, W. Detroit, Mic ~ ALL bids oe Laine og py orrtified check or “oid yond. feed suret: im pr ? Death Notices BENNETT “avo is. 1955, a Eliea, 945 BK Bouth Bivd., age dear #2 Dorothy Malsom, . Francis Roneett, Mrs prrcors Degreft, Pauiime werstone Mra r aa adr Barbara Presenell, deat ald and Mre. Alt meen laterment Mownt suai br Vr gh F— i decueen . beloved hes that wieh may contri ~~ American Caneet, Society or Unit- Fuad. ‘Dudley M. Moore Punersl FINCH, AUG" & isos, oat & siiven are Rea Le od ef Ning *rineh; a ne of Mrs Mary Pinch: dear father Cook, is at Home och, dear brother of Eimer Pinch, Mre. Jessie Takt, and Mrs Dasie Murray. Funeral range ments will be announced bat Ld Musjoon Puserel Heme PUTNWAH, AUG. 17, 1088, JOHN Bifram, 9731 = Drayton Piaina, ; beloved husband of Rose Soap dear father of irs Loma Cloutier and Mrs Melen Farnham, Clifford nid Ralph Putnam; dear brother of Jay at Arthur ot Preok Funeral curvin’ will be nei ten. the Huntoon Puneral Home GRLINEKA AGG. Te, 1988. WAL- Anderson dear her (Norman) Keeley. wilt be Dorothy Newsba fee will be the et 3 pm. a Home = pet Mr. Home ia at the Hun ‘oon Puneral KING AUG. 18 atts MRS ALPT =D JOHN), "5 way. Lake Orion: A. ol oe Pf ites John King; dear mother -- oar sieter of Mra Pun Rev. Fr, officiating. pe ene ~ Mondey evening at 6 o'clock a Fal ay Voorhees’ -Bipie ee eee and neighbors, di bereavement in “the Toa, Mother. i —The family of Lowise Mayers. In Memoriam ea ne ta i 0 eee Bo IN LOVING MEMOR BOBBY pi who np August ar? Bist Sealy mi miseed or ry somed in our home, And tilles” jay hearts with cheer, Brought sunshine to our hearts and m je 3 Gey S eckseet ara A year, . * C mile, oi tee i eels tah a « — heartbreak, eerrew’ to our ‘an Ny ike @ pall Beck” =" brings ee sorrow, s oat aed = Sark eG Org ae ee a Oe THE PONTIAC PRESS. * 2 SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1955 ee ry Siete li way Alen anted Male- 6) Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted Female 7, | MODEST. MAIDENS weaves 5 DAYS. Qict work to. | ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY $200 1 __ Sm, paxe Ath Ot Or. win ae cies i ae -) HOU: coke CARE ve, FE : "Tet Some work, OL 27410, after 4 ARM. MILE- to meet. prope Work. OL 25658, _ ates = house td weet mg eS I od i State Bane grment 408 Poo LADY FOR nag yg 9 _ Roches- ‘work FE a NOW BEING TA- a WOMKi “ton ior fat one mags _ ‘Complete ptm root amet as 4 BETWEEN 20 AND 25 ot — or older. Netsner Bros. eg echoal age. 36 Mis. for inerestng ob aes ical egies Sen oe ~ ~MAJESTIC™ cellent vy for ef A IN t Nflcations. NER bore ee Witte "Per ‘Pontiac Pressbox 10 ‘Weeks paneriguees.' nlght ee voneees. NER BEAUTY OPERATOR ‘SALARY rtation 1 Fw 5 eee Pee sad commission. Call PE 22911| vis efter. er * eee out experiente wbo is will: ar FE 2 ofa: 6 =, | ManaORL ASSISTANT — TECHNI- wor * e - ‘ FOR WANT ADS jena on poases * me & BILLING. Msgr ome ia a ingame ed nance “8 tas rol ations = 96. 81, high echool graduate Typist EE. $195 | par a4 ee DIAL FE 2-818! sae ecretary peatanes $176 | eceastonsl baby , in ‘aus Apply personally to 203 Na General 8 Pontiac From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. pountment® ot shame (or 6p Bookkeeper. “Tet class $300 380 | adress | ue describine self to ‘ PE 4-054) Pavroll Clerk | pam stfing 604 Pootioe. _ All errors should be MOTHER'S HELP PRIVATE | Peat eee eins | (ECM, wcmnneS Me| BOND. Paty oy MENT |” goeaane State a | errors other fave tools and high sche! educes| = B-1 RIKER BLDG. Birmingham, MI s4i4l than te cancel the charges ‘Apply person, Keego PaRT 7 “BOOKKEEPER tor that portion of the Sales and Service, "Keone. ‘Harbor, | _ 7s +e —| Slaybaugh's, 630 Oakland. ry = been tem- MAN WITH SINGER OR —_ CASHIER WITH SOME ANOWL-/| RELIABLE LADY FoR Basvarr- ort eee te || SGrltned “Gin FE" S4i63 for'so:| Apply fo person Bnessst Jeweiry| wares” ™iuay have weekends oi or so Li wages ay ¥ Sre made bo sure te ra _pointment_— er " 1 "sagionw we | Om anes OT® PE gumber.” RELIABLE WHITE LADY tefu mena will be given Mechanical Engineer CURR aE AMD oe #10 Detland. a ea gi uayen without desi nt ow sorrel eee Plumbian heating | CURB GIRL AND GRILL GIRLS.| Cleaning Write 2007 Walton Biva. | Closing time for advertise- and ventilating system over 18. sup s Telegraph, Supet| Tommy Thompson. = . te containing type sizes LLOYD 8 THORNTON co Chief Drive- RELIABI WwoM ies Targer ‘thas ee oe Maple Ra. Birm 2 miles east of jae sitting = Be EAN VOR Basy. a | = te 12 — noon the Woodward | _Baperienced better. gar- oneness PE 5-016, Le \ = 5 "i pins. 7 v id red m" Ee Ga, rine, : ne Tl owing. bai| Bon” wormecem openin 7 Best wee F PTIONIST ene are : be toet0am § — ———— | ag cone me work | Por portrait studio Ne experience (ALAN © uf menos - the dag of pusucation after T | PRODUCT ENGINEERS ESAS" SE, We) _ SB 3 a > a hae i i +6000 | peenignen | Designing ability essential. pee, Bireingnem Mj + ~ SILK FINISHER “I've started falt cleaning already . . . I just cleaned =. be Graduate preferred. Me- CAREER GIRLS en eet ee ‘out Henr ‘s wallet!” a Lines 1-Day 3 Daye 6 Dare ’ ate p 4 Ci -ER GIRLS Cleaners. 1253 8. Wood- y : ; 45 Sh Ses dium sized company. | Bootagever 4 te, bis 2 ea = es === :. ‘ so 348 8 manufacturing met a1) Ree se | ee Oe eee Se i” i GAB GB 8 U| camped. asscinblice (or | exeey ast” Sie) Sree ee arene | eo ee | Blanes Services 1s 3 7 315 867 840 . aos 2 M , : “Fo 38 4 ge automotive — industries. | Mg@ice! Beegounaist 4: 190 | _Ply Pontiac Press, Box 102 iw ie MY ponte. | See le be bad cor Go . 7g 8 ee tae ee] Replies confidential. Mid weat Euaciovencnt — oan. cox TADY | DESIRES DAY WORK. FE | _ 32000. E American Forging &| gs poste state pane SALEALADY FOR COSMETICS rs _ Flectric—Sewers Cleaned ; 406 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG | “Gepariment evenings” 8 we AYROLL TO DO IN MY OF: |- a6 teus Be eho ‘ Socket Co, Pontiac. | - 50271 _ seston eénatiien good| fice. Call ve 56161, between 6 charge neale treated ot at ns Ph FFEd 12-0154. “WORKER, GRADUATE OF wages. MI 45602 Any = betere and 4:30. Ask for Joyce extra, > | Lone era — ‘aceredited | schoo) of social pm MIMBOGRAPEING TYPino | 8EC’| Roto-Re Sewer Cleane ' BOX.REPLIES | RETRED ORT WORKING yar ro work for private non-sectarian | ~....- 1... as ; nen retarial service 2M O- ine e aners = | live on farm es Gamer. pmry wes| TED'S RESTAURANT WASHINGS AND “Wacennce “PICK FS_ #131) | At 10 am. Today free, in eachange Ago “a ge | Le ‘ = omg | oo tein. & " Up and deliver. Reasonable EM | IN NTERCOM Sterees FOR ROME “ There were replies at — : e | tae Froce_bee_H, DRIVE-IN WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN | _ 4Pe% Sound Company. PE $0312 ’ oe ee ee DEPARTMENT MANAGER Mas opening for limited number | my home while mother works. | PLASTERING & REPAIR WORK the Press office in |, $250" pp". tn nee | Mpnale speed Create os | ihn Boon warraxesss | WAITRESSES | dren while mother works “Cail | JA NS RENTAL 1 | seextes. PSS nowa cigarette ‘ between @ am. and 3 MY |@_W. Montcalm __—=*FE_ ¢-8300 Law ic __8 d 25 { tor @ bar Weekends €2"} Auburn pm 2 W. Mont aaere e aroun years Ol Af.) County area Age 22 to 30. Start-| Rd 20312 On BRICK. ae — Must be a high school graduate. Good starting salary with company car furnished. A liberal‘plan of company benefits. Ap- ply Associates Loan Co., 125 S. Saginaw. Ask for Mr. Cook, BULL D Potes scRaPen OPERA. CAs & MACHINIET AND TOOL iB peceen Dereon ater 3. 5 pam et Alrway eure? CaB STEAD jana on ce ie. Day or night ohift. —_ AND IN- houretrailer nh Co. ing salary $56 | fw Traveline and oie on —~ it. rot wie et en as er cuit =~ ly Poo: tise ag beng snumber. Apply PART ‘= =y 7 all 2 Es on 4m wie a ed pi reterres but wot amt posse _aary, Pp ves @ALESMAN WANTED. A CHANCE ee 4. To pel ‘DUCE clan retail stores known on iv ~ EXPERIENCED _ WAITRESS th gd 2am. Apply im person CLUB 99 8 Telegraph Ra EXPERIENCED SEWIKO mak Mut gaied isi." | aTION AL coun ; REOITER eashier for in person Unten og Rd EXPERI ) SHORT ORDER cook, Must be clean Mary Go. Restaurant, 107 N. Saginaw, No phone calls, EXPERIENCED Stenographers APPLY 1 PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION ent fled ee Ines, good future, Ae ad BO a moaned —— — P ID ih numerous * number cancer senteus eet eround| tise Press, Box No. 104. cr somees Sa perterest gates, not seasonal. For whe — on pe. i4 SHEET METAL MAN oo we be easy. Low market saturation Es rienced: capable of meting we ; _ Can 5-053) for interview. instailing duct work PONTIAC, MICH DETROIT Bi COMPANY Be ek for reliable men, 2 needs Company : Ibiing's. 73 8. Parke St. cand lathe bends. OD grinder | SALESMAN: cethorr MILL suP- a = erinder, hy oe needs m: AJ some > a7 “ . “ay Ti pesinnat or| omperionce to caver tine and | EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL. 25 __epply_in person rasan ag Guaranteed work Ph. PE +0604 CONCRETE BROKEN BY HOUR estim: . FE : Bullding Seiten woman to come _Filoors basements = Write Pontiac Press Box Custom = BUILDING FHA FT- hance . rising E WANTED. WOMAN OR OTRE TIVE | cum oa bnicee an te pgs neanes CUSTOM, BRICKS AND NE sidered EM aa ieee one Opa WAITRESS AND SHORT ORDER poh poe tm “cal ‘after 3 om ~CEMENT—GARAGES Sune LADY TRADED Gn | oriemargreesMertita, Quorn YOUNG LADY “TRAINED OR vewars sidewa willie to trate for sales oreme- = os. rat as breeze som ustomer relation wor Must ave ood ality. PREE ESTIMATES heh enon ered eo =otet Lincoin 5-385) _Prens Box a vy Pontiac eee BI -OCK wo Help _' Wanted 3 | se BEC CABINETS | Doon. aD. Ee BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST | —— experienced who is wu to d- ELECTRICAL een © im their fields. lost exciu- = arte: tive studio in Pontiac We have | FLOOR LAYINO ., SANDINO (ae — clientele —you = native finishing. C. Sisters, ‘For-furen, Shopping Cen- Electriciaris ee _ler ly _in_person only. _ Licensed ponded Call Morris EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED. | Electrical Co. MAvyteir 6-382). _ Call_MI_6-4853_ oR LAYING SANDING AND | ~~ "TT PE NCED m. o veers expe vee clerk. ne ay nrENCE Modern equipment . Guar, work. GahktScn DRUG. 416 Orchard es cottmates John Tayler, OR = FLOOR CATING FIN Instructions 9S le Gardner. aC VGentral FE 27818, SATE ~~~ | CARPENTER ci REPAIRS} AND AL- DRIVING LESSONS 1 EVE ; “weather nings and Sundays Reotiee Oriv- _ly. FEL 5-718. _ —ore_Traming FE 3-4087___ CEMENT WORK, FLOORS. ep tl etc. Reas. Free estimates _dengen, FE 2-2340 FILL DELIVERED AND DIRT wee footitig, drain and septic vdige ine. FE $3772 or FE Fitoe SANDING OL.) IL.) “LOORS A _specialty. Cal ‘Vlls_ PE 25780 kinds. Est. 1916. A. Hugus. North" Cass_ FE 2-3021,_F HOUSE ~ MOVING. PULLY . LA, Young ~MCDERNIZE With reliable builder Discounts during Aug. & Som. All types of ootin id Lack CURTAINS PLAIN on mi RUPF- fled. Beautifully fintshed.. Pontiac Laundry Phone PE 2010). _ | POR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV: tee Pontiae Laundry rE —2 Biel. — | Landscaping 18A CUSTOM TREE SERVICE tine ana_pruning, FE 4508) COMPLETE LANDSCAPING Preliminary olan and tree MeNEILS NURSERY 6670 Dixie a Gre Clarksten MA S706 GRADING AND D YARD LEVELING. CAWW ing AND “trveuine “Pree Estimates. Waterford Landscaping algo n timates, FE aioe. | DAN’S LANDSCAPING 1 = - cleanup. ve eit) ROTO TILLINO | AND LIOnT| atte anne E rene si aa THE EARTH 3 pag senescapine by experts. __ Moving 6 & Trucking 15 19) =< BEDFORD MOVING ~ Loca! & Long Distance— PE 2-878? DELIVERY AND LOCAL MOV- ing. Summer rates. é and D _livery, PE 5-4653 FE 2-1622. DUMP TRUCK SER vice dirt and fi) dirt and gravel. PE 8-087 = ne HAULING AND RUBBISH. N Bil, FE 580330 i 1. FE 2-060 20803, INCINER ATORS tty NED ASH | icone hated Clean up FE CiGHT ,, WADLING —“6pp Jons _Cheap ~ODET. L CARTAGE Loca! and Long Distance Moving Phone PE 5-6806 1207 oF JANITOR WORK | onc COMMON LA- FE 4-203]. 3417 Taylor. ann PAST 55, A-1 LOCA erences. "° ér part ti REF- 1e #m- AWD tater bor. S PAINTING | exterior or ork Vanted Female 11 “WOMEN. WANT mass WASH. ” ing and d cleaning. PE 70223 eS a deen DESIRES DAY dav or “35 week. olus pag ft why FE 4-770 COLORED ee: WOULD LIKE babvaittin om weekends PE 2-2548 evenings Sieterced Apply In’ Person Montgomery ‘Ward Co. i) EB. LAWRENCE ELDERLY LADY DESIRES Basy be Girt ‘WANTS WORK. i. va , EXPERT r “00 Le TRONINGS 278 ; ae rE n,n | APPLIANCE SERVICE A & B TRENCHING Footing, wrter cle Pinlt tile. FE 5-091 We servees at makes of refrigera- E3013. Al M1 TRENCHING * TO 18” CUT- ‘footing, field tile, septic anne and field installation Also “fit Leal Grading OR 1-738 or OR 3-141 DRY work L By MACHINI Seer No fob too bie -~ © FRE emall EXCAVATING ae) = FLECTRICAI SEWER CLEANING - sinks — Sunday Service, FE 42012 ee ee — From Attics to Mansions Outstandine RANTING a-) OBCORATING ~ ring. for esti and Lost ¢ & Found POUND. or SE PLATE. 3.06 3-36-87. —— = and pay Lost N AND WHITE Pointer dog. north end, Monday. _FE 214i - LOST LADY'S BROWN BILLFOLD vicinity west side Reward, FE _ 48671 after 4 LOST: "PARAKEET, GRE & chartreuse, Pigg coed 43. Vicinity of Virginia & ; tomes t found tern to Hamilton or call _FE 23-3614 LOST IN VICINITY OF | LOWER Straits Lake 1] male and 1 a beagle dogs lac Re _EM_ vat brews._ Lost: 4 ; KEYS ON CHAI IN | Down: town Sat. 2 GM kevs. Plastic ta’ for change FE 46344 “OMAR EET, pet. Oxbow Lake, Los YorR PET? WANT TO ive one « home? PE 54-0200. Reseue Leaeue. LOST: BROWN BILLFOLD. 8aT. Reward. FE 4-867) after 4 p.m. “Hobbies & Supplies 24A LEARN CAKE DECORATING New classes Sta Aug. Por call PE NEW SCRABBLE — $3. PAINT umber sets, $1.69. up (frames v ; BACKENSTOSE. East Lawrence. o14le a Peta "Seat a! Whole- photo finishers. "PADDOCK Fila! SERVICE 19053 W 24th. 2-008. Notices & Personals 25) AAA PRIVA ATE DETECTIVES POMESTIC, CRIMINAL, COMM'L. _}0_yrs. exp. Bonded. FE 5-5201.__ ~ Aerotred Knapp Shoes _ te bow purchased the records of o Shoe customers from the ormer _Arthar Sweet OR 3-1502, ANYONE f ENOWING THE WHERE-. abouts. of Ivan R all PE 24211. AUDIVOX HEARING AID D RM 10 » NW, Saginaw. ml a ANY GIRL OR WOMAN (NEEDING a friendly adviser contact Vernon Vie hone FE 28104. ential, The Salvation Army DEAR MARY, I | FOLLOWED THE crowd and got my bills paid by _* loan _et Buckner's DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES. ie an 2-6814, 63 Mark. loom heel NOW, WAXING Billoo is. Use Otaze WT po lic type coating. Waite'’s N PAY CUT? IF SO, _ LetUS . Give You | Place to Pay Ease Your Mind Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSFLLORS 41% South Sacina VE 6066 __._ Above Oakland Theater ~~ KNAPP SHOES __ R. Ellsworth 5048. Sanford RAY CURNELL’S MARKET ~* 57 HENDERSON Sam to 8 pm. PE +0472 TUES WED COL . Dorethys. FE 2 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS $7.50. Suthe: v FE $-6120 MON. Tt _s. Wtd. Children to Board 26 EXCELLENT Sate cane LI- | ce tat, COUR NTRY RY HOME. Wed, —- Goods 27 me SHES uANGING mo en — uy FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or odd tots t win oe a - sell # for vou Com munity LET 08 Bur iT OR AUCTION it for you. OA #2661 OnE OF fare movers Came TAROER | bee re sh waiting ioe ge WaNTED. WD BOT BUY ¥ att rr “TYPES fave enything tor carpenter work ding. 50 Fige and want prompt storm windows. All’other types of | SUDDEN SERVICH- ASHES RU | teous service and the hich- “Insured workmen . ~senseated "Stone = ete Pe S SALES CO. D & M RUILDING SERVICE Trucks to Rent OAKLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST FE 2- FE 27004 USED RE BUYER. w_E Pik Eves OR 3.2276 Pas ame ending. ok eee ed ion. Fe a ae nie ton stake _Wtd, Miscellaneous _ 28 s SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING | Pontiac Farm and G00p. USED BUZZ SAW. FE sanding and finishine Phone FE} Industrial Tractor Co. : : a3 8 Building Supplies 124 | °°" rat aan GOOD KITCHEN DOORS REDUCE D RATES = FE 5-0548. Lar be | to carve vou Smith | ___Business Services 13) ‘painting & Decorating 20) ai WALK CON- Cedar Isiand Lake area. ‘= 34474 WANTED OLD D CANOE FRAME od woe ined taasinatinnt? afl rdom furnished house. FE8-0404. Ext. -7. Or write Box 2 Pontixe Clark (Riley) | A Bry. “TN SMALE RaDIOe—-a8Dt —— . -D-RILeY- _bdortables FE 5-8755. FE 71-0906 WANTED FURNITURE : 53. | 7 N Wanted d to Rent 29 er wants private ciency -by Aug 4 AN TE. 2 or 3 rm. or 27. children desperately in of house, unfurnished. PL bii6. Needed = | wom a OTHER With like | Se°eocts® apt” iuied, 51 stove and selrige: , FE 4-633. Cal) after 4 £ FAMILY % a; sires 2 0 room [ rome . 46774, after | 3:30 p.m, = a YOUNG UPLE with smal} chid desire to rent ® small rnisned Close in. Rete s Phone PE 56-7045 after 6 Dm Share Living Quarters 30 RISTIAN WOMAW WOULD bart another refined. Wanted Real Estate » 32A eee Nea T WA PAY- "en tos more, _ PEDDLING YOUR PROPERTY? DOESN'T residential orov- farms. lase. and i Ter rties. We havdie all OT Ses Boy! To Bell.To Trade vou BuY T IT-WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY at REAL woman to share mv eood home. Box 15. Pontiac Press WANTED: 1 ): BUSINESS WOMAN To retereeces Te- _ quires.’ ? E $3116 after 6:30 p.m WILL SHARE APARTMENT r WITH _tas an or woman and chi) we “Wtd. Tremepectetion 2 31 LON ESOMEF DRIVING Ly WORK ALONE? an be ‘ Hstener oan aise uss simest any ans ect wilehever you prefer, by neat don't take up ride sta tartan, Sept. eights Manor - Ifyou can help oy ke Rad.). y : = ~~ write Pontiac ___ Press, Box 33. Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 FAST ACTION! Gasu LAND CONTRACTS. H J VenWelt, 4840 Dixie- Hwy. OR 31355 Cash Waiting Ui Ein MeraScan react A. ‘A JOHNSON. Realtor 1704 S. Tele ze b Rd. FE 4- WE ARE 80 E BUYING AX ae > SELLING ie now for the eo poy fit. offer of value auick cash settlement. Nicholie & Harges Co. . saw. Buren $0. 00000 = our disposal ‘o qurchase << before vou MAAN, or clients Jee m- ell. A To Buv-To Seli- To Insure YOU BUY IT- wll. INSURE IT MAHAN | ALTY CO REALTORS oan Real Estate st ~ 3% % MORTGAGES ON PARMS OR SUBURBAN trom Ne gere with 100 foot, frontage B °D. mae ES Sealer Equitsble Society, int 8. Telegraph __PE 40621; he Hae ~ $$ ACT & SAVE ss act-w calling our_bid oD REALTORS | S660 Pix Phone OR 34-1872 of noR 3.1768 ‘OR 31118 or 2081 BOMEDIATE 6. YOUR Roe or equity to your K ‘L. Templeton, Realtor 3939 Orchard Lake Ra PE 4-456) Wanted Real Estate 32A “LISTINGS WANTED Mfled buvers waltine for vour hontes. farm. business and ower se noe gaat cal ROY. KNAUF, Realtor 26%) W. Huron; OA 8-3339, PE 2-742) the service of a ° 1elified broker —— nav cash for eoutties in mali BROKER PE 41187 LET us — on HOME WE Lee buvers waiting if e am vou Call today move Russell Young — ‘TOR 12 W net GREEN LAKE OFFICE | cun, “tH 5 WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE rty: Purchasers waiting. 6200 Commerce Rad. RF MeKINNEY UNiv. 1-6798 . RADES—TRADES are . vor say — ae, We Se oa a cerned. I foested. Call us for an ent and will give vor our tm rear Edw. M. Stout, Realtor =. FE 56-8165 “wea ‘til ae » Johnson RP Se a feat Fs ai ‘iad fnctied 1 Estate Bachance F Ez Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sun, 10-4 ‘next ‘poo. Ms 10 BRANCH POST OFFICE E BRAVE 80LD ESeqeatt yt oh of our vert ny Cy sg ee on Give’ us a call for a prom courteous appraisal. F. C. Wood Co. area and WHITE BROS. CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY AS WE HAVE BOLD YOUR NEIGHBOR'S. WE oth POLL yore, -4 SALESMEN GUARANTEE co ACTION O1 Lang ‘eA can. CAN- THE TODAY — START PACKING YOUR BA WHITE BROS. seen ae _Phone on Bt | or OR 3.1769 Rent Apts. Furnished 3: 33 2 ROOM BASEMENT APT. Pri. vate entrance and bath electric _tefria, Men only. 235. same WORKING — COUPLE i oreferred oes driekers FE 2 ieee ns "Russell _ 2 ROOMS. COUPLE OF B8MALL children welcome. $15 a week. 820 OOMS, “BASEMENT joome. n° drinkers. _Gingeilville, FE 5- VE $2,000 rOwN or 1 bed: me. AVE AVE '$1.000 To : 4 ROOMS. PVT “EN. trance..Oas. lights, washing erivi- _lees, 208 Norton 2 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND entrance, Counle only. 36 Center. | APT. PRIVATE _ EN- Everrthine furn. Close _busline, 285 Whittemore. PUBNISHED AP T Petry only Cal) before 3. FE | RMS AND ig Ss ae _ bie coupie. AT SQUARE LAKE 3 & BATH. Private. Adults. PE #1370. APT FOR RENT CLOSE IN. FE 2.0663 FE 54-2036; evenings CLEAN KITCHENETTE APT. $25 ¢ week Al! utilities furnished. , 30088 a FURNISHED D APT 2 beet np cou- _ple, All Judson,° FOR + OR = MEN. -.) DRUNKS. Pont M Y 33203, . Svar, SE, Me 8 iv rE "east . Prades 081 hours are from 8 to 5. Would: After 5, call 32603 | LOWER § ROOM & BATH. a closed porch, —e rem ear Gay $100 per month. Bee | ir. Smith at 28 e Huron Street ac. 3 room Se “Big nas SS ro se ERE = Leake 1601 For Rent Rooms 37 Well ed street oak floors. storm windows cost -6 years ago price for furnftur 200 dov 3, located on corner Neat and room bungalow. Gas 2 ah, tied beth salaminum and Offered for only the us doors, plas- in 390 Avery St. windows and Se thu ' te ake Rd west 145 Gatew ay Almost.an Acre tached age & wo New e, | __ den ai this one, St. Mike’s Area 10 Acres of 4 Donelson Park selec etraae room ne "ee te Teo bedroon valu orm: and screens, of fruit trees, excellent gar- . 100n400. Oni: SUNDAY 2-5 | New Brick Honte ce fan and Aluminum 1 mile to L Avery Watch fo r signs. OPEN _SUNDAY 2-5. Slizabeth Lake Estates pod “py ) home with at- € '» Yar kitchen with on « ft. room, eeramic t the beth, aluminum rms ec qual- ity material and workman- s is, one of today’s ¥ and we would ike to prove, Sunday 2-6 8 jaabeth Lake Rd. te Pon- tiac Goumtrs Club, property. left to ¢ at $6,005. e@ With at- workshop. ateminam loads Lo * | Rest and Relaxation ere is the to fn| doa Beate do Mt, 6 miles Large liy-: mae | heat, Tt’ wanted. Bateman & Kempots ‘Realtors ‘Move in for full price. | eal Estate | oul ~ Huron &t. Open _@ NEAR AIRPORT ~ | and WASHINGTON PARK Your eee | will love this 3 bed- room, home with @ full basement. It has «a herd fivin room, d@ining feom. tachen ‘and bath, gag heat canere tubs trult, cellar end water softener all for $13 with a sub- just stantial down payment. 1B ae pire « Established im 1916 WEST SIDE - Really fine 2 bedrm home. Large carpet- ed @, tures, b t nook, en- ree. and picture as Al rm. . akfas basement, : with shade trees, 6200. per re to a heat. BRICK INCOME, 8 rms, 1's baths a rte downtown wow 90.850" with only $2.000 VACANT. Move ri — suburban with $1,209 down. way car garage. Scenic view and located on one acre lot. 623,750. termes isabon, dining — . district, ceeree all on full ment, oll to own tt tomorrow Priced at 12 W Lawrence 8. Oven Frenines 98.050 with $2,000 down FE 6-816] or FE 4-2008 For best results on your s “oe OFF AIRPORT ROAD Coane. Let we ai oe ing Owner moving eway. Your good y. Our prov m <. luck. Ideal Nttle modern bungalow shve you MONEY, TIME Good size Itving room. up to mip- WORR Be assured of ute kitehen roome. butlt im ‘ompt action we epectalize bath. full basement, te heat cS individua) homes not many extras, merge et eaten ect fob or Phone tor any couple ity $8,050 iv our sales ~ Ecoles aes at your SYLVAN es n Only block @ tlegra om — in one of tiac's best rechten: Tat sreas Bewuttful ranch home. poe - This bec home| ¢ bedrooms. 3 complete baths Large picture windows, led; | fireniace radiant heat gains loca’ older streets, Featuring a Eechange members with over 300 listings to serve you. : 3 BEDROOM RANCH CLARK REAL ESTATE BY OWNER ee bt aay Sects scnenge FOR | we eas : WEAR WILLIAMS LATE 1 on mc WL TAM LAKE RD LL Joe J our OF THIs WORLD only Way to describe i, ranch style home fi as @ en, Large Tale: Very toeely wes g foot | floors ond ante attractive recreation room. T a home that you'll be proud to show your friends, Drive out Diste to Meinard Street and follow: pas Hogi month KG. Genie AD La) v. > | #02 E. Huron FE 4-8284 1 Pa rt dc eurt ar rl ae e OARAGE: GORE. 18 THE “BIRD” tO SEE PED oons. OXBOW LAKE PULL BAS Wee BARGAIN MENTS 90 A MONTH toom home with besutiful wire fence around yard. Over ioe =r fot 90.9758 with me 2% acre lot | S rm. home, full basement. | § Teo feat’ Bont and extra loti en at and extra cluded Can you imagine ail this BEAUTIFUL * 3 BEDROOM BRICK only $7,060 Eaav for terms will be arranced BRICK TERRACE Vacant and erty on rear, ae ~ 5S oak = : ing fireplace. Select white ow i) furnace, full bath. Venetian blinds. Plenty.of room for gar- Soey eo N oe hae ot eek en an den and frult. Gee it at $8,600, home on ®& Daved street in Pom pina nos Gara wage. Belf-storing storm terms. tiac. Has large screened-in window: wel] start- full assonoak and oi) =e Full| ed on tet 100x315, A beautiful buy FLOYD KENT, Realtor price is $7,250. on term at $15,000. For sale by owner 4 W. Lawrence Bt. FE 5-6105 | ,,, . OR 32433 for appointment. _ oie ves. WARD F. PARTRIDGE SALE SMA _ HOUSE, 22x28. CA Heal te Be Consumers Powe REALTOR ° FE-2-8316| 1 setae Se sete ‘a 43 W. Bw at MODERN 3 B OFFICE OPEN rea ee ee } —_ Sf: San | BROWN STOUT'S Mites Pe an. hitenare Best Buys Today cht with full —— “Exterior al septic. wired, 'e aytomatic hot "we- LAKE FRONT tehen sink. elec p 3 bedroom home loc and all interior studding. Finish mail lake fete wan) of the interior your and save th full basement, meny dollars, “Here is a well oi] furnace, electric hot ol Es Ee ta tt e Pad $13,800 FOUR BEDROOM, ‘Lovely | 600.00 down. et oon 5 —_ and sed : J heated punresct beaut RANCH HOME basement and new furn. hove patsastene @ lo- car earace. paved st. and in fake district. “House has 2 bedrooms, bath, utility room FE 4-0528 L. HPBROWR, ie Ronde pesomens a gee gerece. oat 7 414 900-00 Member, Co-op y Real oll, eich. band $850 DOWN Yes, that’s right. for this OPEN | grees + 12) ; i _ mor, away sensi, bers vt ranch | Tron TOon LAKE Se eaamase es | Cotte cres SYLVAN Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Fancel cat PO, ora vee Se at Lovely screens 'y block from lak Thy eges. Paved street Fooa CRESCENT LAKE. HIGHLANDS Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow on big. 1005186 lot Modern kitchen On Screens and storms Ome short block to ortvete park and beach Near bua too, $8,050 with $2,790 | | down ON BOSTON HURON OCARDENS tor cash - excellent 960' Large giass enc bur t closed porch and § rooms and p dere eer, ery "Lot Mr. Beott Co-operative | heal | Esfate Exchange BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP JOBEPH 8ST 1 bask eens of Middlebelt, ! block north of ware Lk Rai near Hammond Lake. Face brick home. 6 large rooms, 43 bedroms, wall to wal) ter Face, full basemen race, full basement, gas * forced a 1% aeieeres jot incoln 6-6544. ‘SCHOOL DAY _ 1 BLOCK FROM NEW SCHOOL Is this nice 2 bedroom basement, breesewar and warage on fenced acre fot. $12800 FRANK SHEPARD OU_1-7511 Rochester Near Pontiac Engineering. hater Led heat, toda t+ be sorry, $9.006 with terms English Brick 1 | A beautiful brick with be roof entranete hall, liv ng | room and fireplace music | room, dining room & kitch-| en end lavetory down, 4 bedrooms, 2 of which bave walk-in closets and screened | tains, way red attic. Migh base- ent with gas beat, Can need for doctor's clinic rest | or \ = by appoints ment OPEN 10 ACRE apt are 6915 PINE KNOB ROAD SUNDAY 2 TO 8 2 hs 4 with ‘flowers and shrubs with 4 lovely willow trees ° front. ‘It ts en Poses Bi ory that has been The aay ie clsonngy om soil, tractor and acees- sories “ge with the home. Why don’ you come out and seg '% this Sunday. $14,000 “With terms. Take Sashabaw to Maybee Re, turn east to Ra Then tura CHAPIN- BIGEL Ow. .BROKERS tt eg ie 3111 Orchard FE 61131 or FE 5-0845 | | oanser and extra ‘arwe wtility room Lond | e. Lake | n¢ hath, Verv | p wowed living reoms, full dining room,| erage. Cail for appt nice kitchen Full hesement. ofl | zene Splapalh ae ey nt | : furnace Garage too Lot S010 Bal" as os asement Ww a Ee IT! Askine™ price #80 with P ‘me Joseph F. Reisz i . _poimt elo ke eee SACRIFICE! need « large family come: | 53% W, aren at. PE 2-025 ; OPE ¥ sok |e pee ne caer | Gos bent sone weed oat i” | oa ia Ld raly a partly w -~ decorated — orlee $10,500. Sere: ot Pull pees . x ORION & OXFORD . Y enc Brion wih h ‘Sen 00d, came a . - Lv ggpe- Bh cen 4 Pere Boe bas Sans | 3B cet eto ‘wer: le reage, . tive large kitchen with tare GY sian or Pe cette cr | and many, many cupboards. a . ee li th va + = LAWRENCE W atkins Lake. ( A YLORD ATTRACTIVE — r ae » owith fain ony FE 4.9584 ScSendhy Seren TR Net Ne a coaperattSt palates xchange | Pathshet eeteatanes on Owner save to sel) for #1400 with . . ; ‘oor, Good east” a lo ie cation 8 ELD OU s . 4 , BEDROOMS weer SUSURRAR = Many bedrooms and « den. lovely stiutio wal! ASEMENT ay Ae Fe Gun Gok tvine Teg Ht led@erock fire- Central rayton Dhed Ww. Row Soo" * nag Living room 1 win a ¥ of wn by ‘Sopointm Tenn pore 2 Eenrodtye® wt | Gate cagi | St Behe eg 4 ie < ‘level. tain anghen our La _ GPPION OPEN » - ¢ be my ay re agen! es OFINSON, Realtor | FRG RAY O/NEIL, Realtor . i. FE on sine ives, On 000 y ‘ , % rr é / t « . a % Pre . \ . / j ; ~~. a ce oh . ; . ‘ cs me * . baa > i are - Ss THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS. SATU RDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 ' | | f > ; : j i ’ | Rent Stores — 40 __ For, ‘Sale Houses _ 4&8 SLICE OF HAM i For Sale Houses 43}. _For Sale Houses — 43) For Sale Houses 43 - MARTE One! Twol “ses ROU | eg OS DON | aE / . stool, 1 4] oft ground b swith NORTHV 1 Pa ne 0 Privteg By on beautiful Cranberty | 52° rear wet BS te 100 vie chimney rough te prac LL : . a) bees. ee ip how nyeras sites Dw iS ncelient price Nort on | soatlawin’ ot STORE FOR Wi RENT, Sond, (DEAL Thr ee! Four “BALD WIN RD. sonzoo, | Telearap to Sashabaw turn right “ind” PE el 4 fue SERS op. g00d ‘location. ae a i «0 to ‘bee Bt Go 1 block GWEN 1 ROOM ODERN COT ae Bedrooms! N3 AR ST. MICHAEL'S | Sod'aare you Gre” Otiy's Ibori stone belie 4 za! ary | For t Rent Miscellaneous 42 8 h oo . 7 (“6 mile east ‘Pontiac FE 1-483 a eenveneneess — = dining $ rooms 3 baths 4 car garage ANCHOR Rial Serare _aiter ae Ean ky ot, Poa larg grienees! GARAGE SPACE. FOR 1 CAR. 9 iitekon Lar be weespees pee “terms Others to ‘choose Ll T3800 = ATTENTION COLORED S Bree Jute | —entee. Fm a2 ee a inl | ie a ine CUCKLER RF: ALTY Y, HOLLY. Had — cab HD | ful besement seq beat “eurpet: B. 1, 4088 ONE av AY closets and 2 Open, vacant: Hoey vdecorate: | fee ‘Monssmabie: down payment ‘ : Full basement. 236_N. Saginaw, FE 44001) it's -beautiful 0 3 beths.| Oe ane” » i fe ¥rowt, COAST TO COAST =o 2 petenont “ahede os rae yf i Mave 2 a NEW 3 bED- Red Ho renc’ t, ote ade # rw home ® mi. Bontiac, Avail- RENT HERE LEAVE. 3 Se ano $695 mile gutside villa oe "a * a room houses Just velng com ’ rse Sgr es Clos: r li] jac wher. 4 ap in Waterford on Anderson- sP iS WICELY P E. Howland, 3248 Dixie Hwy, sada. woaderhtl focation, ‘Close 11-618) | Cite Rd Only $1600, dow p19 Cass Kite, Bd. . oi 4 EN OR — - se eg, and sehools, @34.- Do n ar a = tp bedroom ranch, sttached garage, weer a Call W 28 on. “School Teachers Look! i ear fares. Lars lot, fruit | Jo ha Jet. Near Otter Lake, smalt os | terior Ag inviting living room ing ab just the right price sy owes aes Roos AND . : - ee8 rr garden pared! 3 bedroom, )_basement yment. $45 t poets, 4 wondertul kitchen and dining WEST END Attractive @ room | tag! OMT Btleabeth a = on tax PRON 1 aut Fi choows | a we ere t- ® Boat livery | ce 3 COs Bed PoOoKs ro Near new shopping cen- i R cer te 60006 after § re porigage. Mon St pee | eae S| ‘ : me «too 7 YR AROUND eae dat ~sei y > ¥ th’ Plas ered veintes — | fet $2600 a handle - nent | #_ 9ua ee v y porch, epaneener 28 om pea elorms end screens Uminum «orma « isle ied DOCK we oy : j fi Youngstown: eileh: w. eo a eee This home bunt ry [Si me & Lara sari ry) , erenranlances. Avail meat. Ol tyr france | wa, ful ase: t = | sat "Teo to ft. lots Bie eith Beauuitu: grounds. rice large La puny Full basemen new sbding. a Home of Your Own Sth. . age “immed he es Aoi _ Sea Se ‘ ” or ear garage Bbsolutely Wo | garage riced right @t $875 atl Tenia eta 2 er | SCHRAM ee ream | sath. "oice “a achat | =| FRA elit nome tor ane te 3 PC. BA — 3 ; BE ‘ORE BUYING SEE THis | é dav i . IK Pp thi Merdwood teers, eevee Master. | FE 5-SO91 or FE 5-947] |For Sale Houses 43’ Wor Sale Houses 45 Be ond oi ettten ‘ent found | $100 Son ee Kade et B.D. CHARLES, Realtor | tianeaite soe weil om ait lnres rome = 100 dows. no answer Ph. FE 5-2564 DRAYTON | BLOOMFIELD TWP OPEN SAT poms Walle ‘Lake Bats orer. | {Lou Want 4 | FF 40821 | Breakfast pook Tile bath. Oer- Oy | OXBOW LAKE MODERN POUR | 1111 ge, Brenines ord. REAL PLAINS and Bug 7 to $203, Ann er Paune ‘within 06 of Loree ase Near a Sr vis AND BUNDAY | car garage plus sereened summe’ , ao ction to 1 child rooms and bath, partly damaged ve. . LAINS | Too! bi " ‘“ shady: lot city Bsnd Da SILI, with wr vF IT-1 Fl 1 a TTIT B Telegraph Ra | pers te home is prised at references required, 3747 Orchard fire 190 ach. Cau ater 6 rative FF ate Exchange . Beautiful family room 1Oat4 eood- schools near Ww vos $10 ro} de a biccks from Don- Cooperative Reel Estate Savers | §16.500 with term: Lake 5 +4007 A i CIVILIANS AREA | place apo si Dishwasher | low dow’ partment easy rn? elson Schoo! and - Henrdict's “BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM BRIC eg i... al inal @psTaTe | Storms | Bereens Large utility | if interested cad Milford MU | Church gad school jock to elty , Rent ‘Houses Unturn. 36 *L,o7"sn sae Byer babenow wie Sect: | masa twit ses Liefoe ma | ‘yotee cea ached tprn,| Culler" euor te ang owns | bur" watt saNhe mon |" Gist QI Sait ya iret akena een (acelin Nee Teeltore * Se _Ww vate, US, 10 (Dinte Hwy ' aA 1 " Ww 278) Dod land Lg a ta pine center ie URE mend Lane $16.390 teem, ards from the lake. @ bedrooms, = valores 26 ment, of ade, ete Of — landsce urth.| White Lake across from new! has «a jatwe kitchen, large living | — Le ae 7 . | ee p peoetiigs Oy suede’ sat eat joeation paved street pn. on diea or OR > Tia T rooms with knotty pine interior ; ished garege, re bot landscaved lot The orice ts Neer benny line Priced to sell on ATTENTION ady bot Asking 62,000 cccepted 'si30 ‘Write Pontiac 2 het” ludrysotied-beoai Tine = s00: 8 toda! terme Per mtermation call Mrs. | BY OWNER MEW MODERN, : Press, Box 82. _ Tmuinediate’ possession eat just 62,- - | $500 Dei 4 Revers er r vorr | ‘ey “maar vl Oe tated | INVESTORS j WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS BeAt Lé M HOME own. 170 W Pik FE ¢5905'| throughout Full basement Base-| Tre hottest thine on — tex | —— in . 3 tile beths, bard- ey Are vou ambitious? Do vou . ROOMS ACRES Pp’ oO | board hot water besl. EM 33d eevacs be asses 3AA & sokobrast” i Nicholie & Harger Go wood and het IF OFFERING Lake priv- want to eet @ start a 42%. equit: | _ for_appt ern 6 room home One | c ’ | a water. Locaied near Ford Prov. You have young ideas you'll love heigl Union Lake, Quiet street x8@. 2 story carere Dud. $ Tike oO ton x | MODERN 6 ROOM HOME WITH | ¢ room modern home Chicken | gy w Huron a0 te Po. o-ei8 2 ee a Bie 2 watneen conlem = large snade lrees. Like | one See me ae on au soa ax . ae | wiiltty, Mardwoed ficcrs Neo ge | house amd Srecdag ' ee Leeated “ 2 Rene: Reteresees” vequrred- an 2.% eon an were wooded Tor itt T ome! Pull w “tome. ware theh vou. 2ould 4o.—-}—4-emn- Snamer A So | Vege SRY TaRG- OrWer— U8:S0E-1—-SONe t-te Puntine-Ghs0e-7 row HERE ER “HoMeS~ ___ ‘BELL “MY EQUITY ON oe saat *Bee Sp poreh te enenien - tates Brick 2 bedroom with oe ansion attic Living foom | Russell Young | 1%. wrth fireptece, fut is | REALTOR : ag | | TOOM breskfast noak yl men an WwW Wuren && FE 44675 as heel. corner let with 00 | Once Eves. ‘il #, Model phone | ah frontage 1 car garase Be ' o-36080 . | sure to inapect this > cIvATE OWrEn an IVAN W SCHRAM FE 5-S091 or FE $-9471 61,580 On matin ; ary or bus'ness Hamed il Pontiac $350 p emt be ay Sa by or | £cR a hreeneway ea. | | wen New ranch style DAILY 5-8 P.M. down om this nearly race utility tiled floors a tn | If no answer ph. PE 6-2804 cupboards, storms & screens. 62) Open jot Sundays a lot, 64.080 Cash tr aaa: hie Gusperative ol =! Og oe EEE does AT PS OPED AT N OP i | SUNDAY 3-6 | ein Tre Nae ws Sa poo) immecalate §- reom Seminole Hills Brick | sari Poseted wale 110 Oneida Modern to the m'nute tiving Toor and dining «!| Three i* tt paved are tor + See os an. none oniy RAY O'NEIt, Realtor minum windews marble silts “ne pny lane and screens, 2 outdeor grill Sure it needs aos ine and decorating but oriced accordingly Why ndt anootntment teday “BUD” NICHOLIE real estate ag insurance 4 Mt. Clemens Fr 4-191 Even, Mire Melger Beautiful Lake Front Home Deiat C ne ns, 2 bedrms.. Bvine peg Breakt ast nook, ihe! Se neg tN {ached ce healte tand: informa- Con today caf garage. scaped jot. Call for Birmingham Central location Well kent uo main birsi- ness district, Id professton- e' office er clinic, Call tor addl- tional information, Lake Area Eteceptionally pice viakefront Beau- tifally scaped x end bath full bemt..” sere ‘trent porch. 2 car earace John K. Irwin Seminole Hills We offer this lovely 2 ftory. 3 bed . $10,800 with $1.500 down. Watkins-Pontiac l-states 3 ranch home with ita room, 10x10 dining : poom. 1014 modera kitchen, Pull tiled beth os Oak floors Coved ceilings end full basement, Automatic oil water ater Inees 500. Len gh el as with, 94.500 SPLIT LE VE 1. Lakefront home with 110 7 modern & tg a on 2 sone h ooo closet Rel": ab —_ ‘ta2 000 ADD INC. ‘ ‘ €286 Dinte Hwy, On +2361. * ~ 44 Pontiac Lake Rc Lapeer Rd. or M24 4-Tene Drayton DO YOU LIKE LoTs SPACE? Then sverieot this nice family 3. bedrooms, shady leges, only $10,050. Oven Sundar and owner iM decorate a to | down ft. of | tchen build: space Piains . don't | home lake privi- it WRIGHT, Realtor tand Ave. S | | | | | | | | brane oer Real Ertate Desmange | WITH ack _ with orchard. i PUCK ts KE 4 room ag cedar shak % block to lake Priced “wale: —9t:0e~-whth~ 9880 down: mo and ance Clarkston BIRMINGHAM 2} bedroom fut ie. ; Overiooking jake, north of plas shake fer quick | | inaur- home pasement, oi) foreed wir fur OPEN we: P. M. $044 down. New 2 bedroom ero homes at White Lake Large | atair I's ear mod. | living reom with picture window ol Excellent kitchen, bath, oat oa Ye ree fer open — J. C. HAYDEN | Rea ; FE 68-0441 6 E Walton Bivd Open Eves PERRY PARK 3 bedroo Fireplace Automatic oi) heat nice shaded lot Price $1060, terma, RUSSELL. A. NOTT, nee oS 110 E. Pike 49005 OPEN SUNDAY: 2 to 5 P In Sviven Village M, fonvenience for every mem- ber of vour family im this eheice 3 e turn fright to le4e ‘Warwick for Open | oe Wateh Sign. Just in Time for School room ts i 7 . I bath home on Mark 8t.. just a skip. and jump e School. In neeriy E << — and ian : ‘ne furnace. 2 car garage. To include new car- 2 rooms. Price a4, terms. Eve. & Sun. Pr. PE call Mrs. Meller, 2-9682_ New Lake Front How would vou like to en- jor a tabeots vacation ali year ‘row ot A ome” come ili that® * putting it mildiv. Eve : eet Ph. FR 2-147 aReT, | ” KINZLER mw, — ° — ~Craperative” Real ical ete Exchanee | SPECIA | Outstanding ! mine’ Ranch Rochester honial Phe ‘PE 43025 , Realtor Evenings mt me4 or Testy) | | 192 - a “tent be brick an with <“spactous | floor ye - Y ' } cag ; i - ; j ; 6 . eg Se . +e ws od so Ir Se, . af - x ‘OTHE PONTIAC PRESS, satu RD. Ay. ATGUST 20, 1955 a! ea Fer Sale , Houses 43) ___Fot Sale Houses 43 43, FUNNY BUSIN ESS" _For Sale Farms is 48 cee — BAST oF. ‘pedreom A gg con. modern * car garage. extra het New rua subdivision now opened. 2 3 bedroom homes ur under opoertunity te be & home owner for less paying for & — on BP nn me. wh On f. Come the offic and tak this over with s. Supply is lime wa? Aubure OPEN > SUNDAY 2-6 NEW 3}BEDROOM - ronan type frame with cedar i West ‘tocanies ¥ easy walking B eee ne Pavone beac! wails, flush doors. full it with it hie @il beat, Eliza! Lake A Cruse, Right = Hershey Watch for sign. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor |" a e- - +2006 | rang FE LTH, — i es “indian Lake >P SUN. 1 to 6 2 bedroom. full basement Thies is the buy of the vear! Compare the dollar for dollar value this home which features full | pecoment. with divided recreation rooms large enough fer otris beds Spacious kitchen = diming space and lots of space Full tiled bath with built-in vanity. ‘Popular ce- dar shakes siding. Located on jaree jot in a fine neighborhood 1 block to beautiful Maceday panes Full price only $12.000 with fer Drive out Dixie Hwy. to Williams Lake Rd. Drive left to sign. turn right at sign Follow the sien to =e ce Eocstes on Lone worth across the road ay laes or e OPEN _ 1 to 6 P.M. Sun. | new Y bedroom ali living No stairs to climb Extra | iarge living room measuring 13x20 | with vestibule entrance, tlanter box with large oteture tare dining’ 1 an's dream - - wall of ¢ wi bireh doors. and distinctive hard- | ware Plenty of table space 14 utility room Kxira storace | space, for lawnmower and bi- } eveles The bethroom is conntete: ly tiled The lot Bas 116 ft fromtage om blackton street phot 102 f deep Overlooking beau- tiful Loon Lake with jake privi- leges See it this weedend Full price $15 200 Cash to morteage ns featuring I whole th Brive oe Walton Bivd to Plains oon Lake. Turn left > reach ‘ Corvburn: Tusa ft to mode) open house Tey BROS. — PEALTORS Diste Hw Phone OR 21872 er OR ViT60 ~ NORTHEAST SIDE SMALI, HOME BUY 4 rae and bat i basement e A ee at + toilet On and sink im bas Highest Always @ nice ith 8) HEMPSTEAD | re 44-8284 | ~ CAKE PRIVILEGES 1% story cedar shake home with, bedrooms. nice * cane | tot beautiful peach facilities "| viven TOM eLtoN oe sa GILES NEW 3 BEDROOMS see these on FHA. tmeid City on sileree M foot ots, near schools, stores a . ete Completely finished except for decorating and the full price ts only §7.- 450.00 Down payment oniy $800.00 plus mtg. costs. $1,000 DOWN 2 bedroom home located inside the city om the east side Large fet this dne is only 00 kood buy for the money MONEY MAKER A g00d income property l|o- ‘cated just off north Perry street in a good neighbor- by Features 4 extra large rooms and bath on the ist floor, 1 rooms and bath quarters plus month income Call for ap- intment and further in- lormation WE NEED LISTINGS SREB = GILES REALTY. CO. | 2 W. Huron Pr farts mn 9 tif * ROCHESTER AREA A room house, 2 car garage alee | | shade trees, off heat 84.750 4 rooms, olf best, | acre, garage.‘ pine trees. $14 500 — Melick 9 W Sth Rochester | OL 6-061! or os office MY 2-200) For Colored Families Open * Sunday 2to5 ~ Earlmoor Bivd.. storms screens. Fenced rear yard-and large eim_tree. 10 ner cent — on FHA , Raat little house nichicken ANDERSON STREET | ONE ACRE 1 Cooperative Real Estate Eachange | loot furnace, fun ‘oath SAT. 6 EF Walten Realtor Templeton ‘SOUTH EAST SIDE 4 rooms, newly exe. | Oil | heat. wener | basement. asso | ‘a vmartanae NORTH'S Beek veneer 2 Beles al) fur- basement, hard eood fesre, Complete sun shades, Nice with extra large 1260 down “HIGHLAND AREA . Also large barn and sae tees Immediate eaty of bien intment. DIXIE. . . HIGHWAY | FRONTAGE kitchen, Of] steam heat. Ge sion ie besoment mt. Extens! Se ‘RAM Hwy. HOLMES Rd. Ove: and = - Ba wto A, JOHNSON, Realtor . 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE ~ (FAGE. LAKE LOT % PRON [ap Los efi e13ee, or trade ent. By 1535 RMS AND ACREAGE Call Rutledge OR inl) PR 40009 a 7: TATA LAPEER COUNTY 100 acre dairy farm 7 modern -home with garage, barn. — shed and milk y loam soil, Priced “at $25,000 with terms SYLVAN. REALTORS 2383 Orchard Lake Ave FE cae Co-operative Real Estate m vat 4392 Dinie 3-008 SAN of SECOND LOT) DRAYTON. Pi URINS — OF _* 180. Btee OF south of- Lais Ave. os 124, paved | 40 -A "RE F ARM jc tam ' street with all improvements ) AC ARM rooms with ttitiy, ‘Tiled beth end OPEN _ Sine UN 31221, | ‘anys or Ml WITH LAKE ol) heat. Attached garage Large | Sean = eves. _ nee suis a orm, Scuaan SUN. : sid oar M. ™ DRAYTON W 00 DS paved road Pes aire Lane poy bo ti JER ‘ f ¥ e nN : tial discount for cash to mort-| 1) (PO eR eE use) to A limited simber of ¢ Keallent adhe wha sult bess: nee. Alrport Rd, turn right 4th street beautiful subdivision. Protective | ment ‘Also clase is barn and kK. E.. Templeton, Realtor| w the righi. Bee Open signe frictions. |! appr s chicken ¢ : as ereage complete- ASGY Thi: wer ore £00.08, ed “ce e ny po “an OR 3.1708 ranch i ae Laree: Weis mest tedividual secds pre price. G19, PRG =Aerens te) out v _or_ PE 30002 \ ie ip “path Oeaerous flied HOLMES-B BARTR. AM ) kitchen enty closet space 4392 Dixie Hwy e — =e | A Taylor, LOTS: 60 BY 20. AUBURN | ender ot. “Heights. PE 17-0877. - REALTOR -— INSURANCE = 100 Oskland Ave PE 42544 | sone Only $1000 Down BUIL DING SITES’ | Oven Eves ~4 a ‘Mires ‘wed " reom ipl Pear nome | ape ee on "Weare, Tus reel TWP eer: C ey aca. room house Broker, with Femachiquey) ade rub | a“ had To Pontiac tT ® wR Ortenvil Mees ‘with nice parden spot | ease fhocte tr aS = ‘It's a bib—L’ m | expecting ——- day at the water cooler! _ | with $300 ‘dows. Pontiac “Twp | go Air conditioned six room sai) with three bedrooms, basement new gas furnace, garage aueky thing very neat & clean and well taken care of Only $8700 Off Cooley Lake Rd with a three bedroom home. qe sixe kitkben with just lots of cupboards, en- | closed front & back porch Ile car) garage, fruit trees, gre erbor | and lots of shade trees $12. 300 tetai price with terme TOTAL PRICE 84000 Pour reotm home in the city with two bedrooms fuil bath utility room located in northeast section Must be cash of trade on larger | home OXPORD Rn Four bedroom home in Oxford is is « very beautiful elder | home that hag been well an | lt is an ideal place ment screene -jarge kitchen, | Shady jot ae Call MY, 2.2021 | to see hi hom WRENCE w GAYLORD KE 4-9584 % E Pike Bt DRAYTON "PLAINS 2 BEDROOM | with stairway to partly finished | 2? bots thy earace attic. ear 88000. with 62000 down. MILFORD 4 bedroom home Sun- ‘ porch ji'y baths, 2 car earege $15.500 Térms CRESCENT LAKE ESTATES $1250 down 2? Bed nace. fenced vard COOLEY LAKE RD @ rooms newly decorated Full basement 2 car gerage. 611.500 Terms rooms, oij fur- j SOUTH OF MILFORD I! Acres | % bedroom home in excellent con dition Basement, furnace. ['» car wereage $16.850 Termes KEEGO MARROR 81759 down 4 Rooms. bath Close to school | iE Drive out MS@ to Crelcent ‘Dorothy Snvder Lavender terms. . 3140 W Huron , 4 RMS. AND BATH. Lake Re. Turn right to Hatehery Reo turn left oo Hatcher to Bender St. Kee Open signs REALTORS FE 2-441! lite CAR GaA- Penced back yard, near rage Phone FE 3-7242 Owens School, by owner ROCH ESTER ~J BEDROOM Mop- ern ranch 3 car gerage Large lot Oaly. $13,%0 OL 6-473 - THE NORTHRIDGE | BIGGER AND BETTE R THAN EYER | Yur newest four hedroom beiek ranch homes are | now available with long | term, low Cn and | FHA financing. Cost =a 4 Te mediate; ‘hs 3 Bed ® ot] for | $1200 down BYLVAN VILLAGE I'y story frame home Corner location 2 Tote Atheched warage $15.080 with substantial down payment nace OXFORD SUBURBAN. ? Bedroam home with expantion attic Pies- tered walls, full basement 80400 cash to mortesce | OF RESALE Lake Lowise 2 bed rooms bath. oak floors $1500. down to 4 ver cent morteare at $445 per month including tares & Plan insurance OPEN | & SUN. 12te8 PM. | MONDAY 4to8 PM. | $950 DOWN, New 2? bedroom mod- | White Lake Large | rogm ith victure window | Excellent kitchen. bath ofl ferced air furpace Choice of 4 elevations $7900 Drive out M39 to Duck Lake) Rd Watch for oven sien J..C. HAYDEN | Bivd rE 48-044} - Open Eves Sum 12-3 [RAUL New- Jo BE SOLD 3 BEDROOM pera UReAN Ide bi locat neat \ Vilage within waiking “aie. tance of sto | eburch about “ge beceer of fine garden fruit and berries The bh is a I dandy Larges tiled bath. tiled kitchege “with” bireh cu rds. feet coop, Th $80 per mo, T 80) 7 Sent ist. If vou like it we will work out the deal Evenings call MAoie §-364! A. KERN, Realtor Ths ae Sagin re onal eal TKatate Since 1919" -ANNETT | OFFERS | 2 Tots f-reoom & almost completed, ing room, 4 ih r ee watt are wetter, wilt | im - large liv- $, kiteh- Owner consider - trade. 87. "leaving state housetratier 350 riviles Completely furnished 4 org ed road. jem itiful- is, 88- | Silver Lake Area’ 4'y room. unfinished second > brick construction, | hardwood trees on SO 3%. 11 fruit trees. Privil on —~ Silver Lake. $17,- 300, terms. | 3007 W. Huron ’ Drive out bend W. Huron GATEWAYS to. i | MODEL OPEN | DAILY AND SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. | to join the many viewers Sunday by driv- ing out US.10 from Pon- tiac (Dixie Highway) to Andersonville road, then turh left and follow di-’ rection signs for ‘4 mile. WM. A. KENNEDY REALTOR OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 “Watkins Hills” ry OPEN FE 41560 | L) For Sale Houses) . 43 SUN 2 TO68 PM Donelson Park 2740 \ oorheis Rd. This lovely new J bedroom _mod- erm ranch type home ‘ready to” move ini Large living room and dining area eTmopane picture | window Ceramic tle foyer & | bath Sliding birch doors basement Finesira screens . see this be- fore you buy. Attractive terms Dorethy Snyder Lavender REALTOR WwW Wurod rE 24411 | ; ee BRICK Lapeer TYPE..| Hite og igpoide lot wOxl80, ex- it location. Oxford OA 8-2728 cer vi for appointment FOR SALE BY OWNER: NEW house, almost finished. My equity or will trade for howsetrailer _ OR _3-4001 YOUNG: oe E LOCATION This well proportioned home in a | select neighborhood is ideal for people ho appreciate comfort. able living. It has that ‘at home feel. because of the Mt of of selling for a On ‘a c More (nan reasonable down payment | INCOME'' This property is so hol that we ean only use a small space might burm the paper Two units, completely maintained L} down. Lets get with it SUBURBAN BEAUTY Custom built ranch style with full basement. attached 2 car | garage eouptry kitchen snack bar and plenty Large carpeted living room, bath and automatic ot] heat Also plastered walls arge lot. Only $1,500 dow | Russell Young REAL TOR 412 W Huren PR 4-4525 | Spee Eves ay ‘ Sun FE 40612 TO BE SOLD i} | § BEDROOM SUBURBAN | Just 1 minytes to Pontiac Meter An acre of jand. hich dry and cool This ls a real family home Full base- ment. ? bedrooms down with bath and bedrooms un laree dinine and ad in voreh. all T soaeaared thru- out Perfect cond, priced at less than $15,000 To be sold before Sept. ist If vou out the deal Evenings call MApbie 5-641 PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | Mita N Saginaw rE Estate Since 1819" “Real @larieton Ridge OPEN Take time out to see this | new development of 3 hedroom brick homes” beautiful - (avermeaitne Watkins Lake. wath nome. rexeo, Of the 74 homes naw un- | der construction only 12) remain for “sale. The? _many features being of fered in these homes will |_meet your needs also, | an ecg ear OPEN SUN. 1-8 PM, | DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTY | to Watkine 8 Lake road. turn en to Lakewood | then right ‘2 mile to property — WM. A. KENNEDY ~ REALTOR OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL Ae Sunday 1-8 NO MONEY DOWN TO Gl 3 hedrnams, 1); baths. fin- ished livable utility room, 190 ft. lots. l bloc k from Clarkston grade and high | school. Paved streets, ex- tra large modern kitchen) with table space, large. dining ell. Features you will find in only the most | Drive out Dixie highway | acs DL alae | pots ha > oe laeen oe ‘$975! ~CARL W. BIRD, Realtor I | | | | | t ah ner me Drive | a2 wot For Sale Houses a AUGUST SPECIALS - NEW SUBURBAN * Custom built ranch heme Onlv few minutes to city limits. 2 Larce utility Garage Down vavment. _— Montiv #75 CooL (Carveted living room | | feet, ravel sir “wrest Pricta_s NICE BULL DING site rth “small trees, | gos ke priva., | re neighborhood, with $1 down CITY, zAST iz SIDE. One building site sewer water and ges, &6.500 with ape down. We have other siles available, if you are interested, Contact nee REAL ESTATE « 1342 W. HURON STREET WARM [IN WINTER 4-6403 ie OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Leer home oe Lake Canal |MEMBER CO-OP. REAL ESTATE shady “location ous $950 down | _ CHANGE Palace yg Ee Lar. ‘Yoon 143, WITH FOUNDATION : SPECIAL | Free sorber S16 W Lone Lake Summer cottawe being converted Rd. ie yeas sooune, Yale is = buy ~ “~“Lorg FOR SALE a ° Veer rniture included * and the orice only $5350 with | — laguire’ PEE 29003 — | $1250 down g —— one LARGE wheres oh frame home on 4 beau- tfulne’ landscaped lots. Has olf’ & dining rooms. 1 bedroo & — on main floor. 3 rooms on or Prarmeag in basement and senarate 2 room unit in rear. now provides eens Well constructed with hardwood floors & plastered walls, op arenes: elassed apace Side porch | verch sereened poe wit Bendle the down bvay- | EMBRE E & GREGG 15d5 Union Lake Rd 3-438. UNION LAKE VILDAOR 2 Eves EM 33197 or EM 3-4431 | | BIRMINGHAM § ROOM unfinished attie, full landscaped. ‘salenced, 1 Mu re ri $00 DOWN @ ‘room brick shell of lan JIM WRIGHT, “% gere Realtor | 345 Oakland Ave 900. $2.70 town. Pipa FR 5-044) Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | UTICA — SALE OR LEASE “For. ‘Sale Lake ‘Prop. 44 BY OWNER: 3} BEDROOM MOD. | ake fecorated oil heat conr part ccmast bus at iidren weleome $7 pond cash) Porxexsion now BU SINESS BUSTS _ OWNER SACRIFICE Beautiful 3 bedroom sontem pe: rary lake front year round hom ee ee Pega APPROX. ‘$i 000 DOWN Name your own terms C. Pangus _Ph_ Ortonville 132 collect ACEDAY LAKE fre “newle | { 1919 M15) 4286 Tate eer. On 3-736) LAKE PRIVILEGE LOTS MACEDAY LAKE Nice lots with. access to good beach and bath house. Only $490 with $46 down. WILLIAMS LAKE | Wooded lots Fie 2 blocks oem | ae: Close to ke distance te: Williams Lake | = 1. $60 downand $10 per | mo, | 4 Lake_.Rd.....— ass Rm 31235 Ones Ly __ After 5, call OR | SUBURBAN. = a 9 ACRE HOMESITE | _ Beautifully situated and | well restricted with good | land rary a fme view. over of road frontage, j just 1's miles to chureh and | shopping. Sec! Dew: : KERN Realtor 71‘. Sac inew . “Real Estate Since 1919" - WARD FE. se blacktoo available. den ‘Sale Business Property 49 M%e. Reasonable Home eves, after 16401 M5® near Oxbow Lake AUBURN HE IGHTS Larae. Jot xened commercial &- rm. home that can be used a4 income or remodeled {for home and business bide 67 ft om black- tow road and over 450 ft. deev Now at 89.060 SHOE REPAIR Owner retiring. will sacrifice land contract “= trade as part down parment, FLOYD KEN _— ™ W Lawrence St FE 56105 m Eves —Nest_to the Consumers Power Birmingham FACTORY OWNER save TO SELL _ this 2.100 square foot plant in Fern- dale-roned heavy manufacturing Call Mr. Bronsing _ Benjamin and -Siephene, rine. ote a ! JOre “BUSINESS BLDG. Ideal location on Dixie Hwy for small business or office 20 x 30 | cement block building and «| omnes = nis appreciate Good invectment. @ oa. on terme BS LF REALTOR Ik. 2-8316 @ W Buren st AER + ROOM HOUSE ta eo FT. ALL OR PART. | able. 6 finest arate B.D. Beer-wine ae, m derful dea! 000. bulid: ‘ equipment. EVES 1717 8. Te 5 OR 4388 ode, Be to take out. B Moving. MA 4-507 after EEE ONE OP . OAKLAND . county's hardwares. do good business, poow | Phone MArket 4234) By ~~ arrange il sale. show good deal. ask tor Mr, Richaré. CHARLES, Realtor FF 4-0521 AND SUNDAY legr Co-operative Real | Eth Bs ¢ Exchange ATTENTION INVESTERS Small Excel lastics, Corp. has "iHeemes t te produce thane foam plastias Needs ad- ditional capita) for _eronen: oe er. ina Ww terrific business. FE 22800 BY OWNER: rocery wine to dake out. store with SD! Slo 8. Sar- DRIVE-IN REST: sols ANT Leceted on om of Michi, wend 5 eo test ere “Punts ~< ~ pps. 500. AW RE INCE ay GAYLORD 1M E. Pike St, FE 4-9584 (CLEANING STORE | DRY. pA Pully eow b wil train’ burn terrific business ig ba | or. FE 280 or PE 81148. | BUSINESS & Thi vas spartm ores store per ae 5 chance reeseway 2 car wtaraxe. entory. 517.000 down plus Well ck, each cuted for 965 $11.693 down. 0x 100, is Pobips suseees. | yourself with ® capri investment. Owner will | house consider or e00d land contract. RESTAURANT ever popular Lakeville. north At of Rochester, Well equipped. $5,- $00) terms On buer highway “TODAY'S > BARG AIN tay vib oun wake, r= nie 0150 ft let im Waterford-Drarton Sub. Priced at $434 with $645 down | mearve ft homesite im Dunn series at $825 With $85 down ais ft jot Popular Watkins- LADD'S INC. Drayton Plains Open Sundava 4 Pow iee Lake Ra. | oom Lapeer Ra or MM PE 4-7600— Sone eager ‘ recereens: & ' acetal, be ae cance ad pe hemo LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVI. | a paded. 96 sion Lote for immediate buildin WILLIAMS LAKE ae tor multiple com ercial an 2, ,Redroom. utility. a ar industria! use. arge picture window rom nice rp beach, must sei) \ S lv pate “Jones. REAL reve yivan “NEw 3 BEDROOM BRICK” 4x0 Real “ine? Fireplece ame ty i ie, . armas |" PUR” seen re soot enmore, off EI hago Ut Soci ose mae rs. oe For Sale Acrea 47 hte rn — vine all — ee Oe I SES ge S nal ireplace. 2 large porches. : = lot. with sreee. anenes. 85 ACRES with “88-000 den HURRY. well located between Oxford and aces, | ished recreation rm. bath. Imme- i aA. fon 1983 Club Dr. Otter—Sylvan Lakes Only 5 desirabie bigh and ary | | | building site. of 70 to 9@ ft width overlooking and with | | lake privileges ‘en ~ ore 503 Community National Bank Bid rE 44211 Ev ves. _FE 51382 | | YEAR ROHND Huw’ » ROOMS Brotar’ Late a ng ey e OR 3-5023_ | Sale ‘Suburban P ‘Prop. 4 454% tte Mat « IN LEONARD room, bath full basement. hoker heat, school close bv. $1950. Tmmediate Sonension paved read to Pontiac. EXCELLENT LOCATION th burn Heights. 2° bedrooms “prek. wan heat, ton earae. terms available {XN ROCHESTER Only 8990. sown. New 3 bedroom. full base- water in. PI installed. [econ — res Rat vemi-finished IE. WEAVER, Broker 145 E Auburn RF Rochester si een he 2-821 For Sale vets __# _(U.S.10) to MIS. Turn! OPEN 4 rms,full bath up, 2 reom apartaent — breesewady im knotty pine. Te : rou ou BUY IT~WE'LL INSURE It expensivethomes, Sylvan Lake HAPPINESS |, < | 3 bed Divi oom i . : 3 bedrooms, living room out Sunday. breghtact nest heat, '3 ‘car ar | CLARKSTON AREA - | tached * AT A PROPIT C shah 100 ge A Ranch home 34a ed in Lake. #18000, terms.| for 4 rooms and Two I Otfered at ah4ae" with goes Seminole Hills } dwn YOUR ‘¢ “Jo own 7 home in ideal lo- YOUR OWN frome breakion Sook ‘ visraiors MONEY MAKER Hl J & dining foom. J nice Immeculate 2 remie - sized bedrooms & bath up. rooms and bath down for owner New of furnace, tiled — 4 rooms wing reation room. 2? car $70.00 : emt fenced rear gard. 9.300. ans heat, storms and screens 2 model homes. terms porches. Lai i ai . | Wien” Stareg senda . | ‘ « Ortonville down WHERE CAN YOU BEAT ; store frame an | iT? sum parlors, | 5 rooms & ‘> bath down. Bauy- Te Sell-To Trade MAHAN weary oe REA ae right for 14 mile to Wal-| _dron road, turn right to|' WMA. KENNEDY son BE EO Oy Drayton, Woods tragds,“Priced, _ pon we cee to 87.800, $200 to ey Gown. In Pontiac . ree ie sy Scr cial Out Elizabeth Lk. Rd. D4 a 65 acres — Paint-Window Shade ° Store yall lime of draperies, ecus- om made shades, Venetian pines, awnings made to or- det Good Pontiac tocation equipment and inventory at only $19.000, terms Roy Annett, Inc. REALTORS | 72 06F OMuren FEderal 37193 Open Evenings and Sunday 1 - 4 SAFE INVESTMENT Priced right for immediate sale Right on main street of Pontiac 30x50 warehouse and bus'- ness corner Under cond lease Put your monev to work . HOT SPOT Ideal commercial locatinn Suit- able for chain of retai) stores porex. acre. $50 ft str frontace e of Pontiac's fastest erowing areas. Approx new homes within J or 7 blocks No stores near : Realtor 53" W Huron st SUNDAY PHONES. FE 2-3964 FE 1007 FE 41338 Rent-Lease Bus Prop” 49A “WHITE ~ BROS. ~ RF *LTOrRs 5660 Dixte Hwy | Phone OR VI8I2 or OR 11760 | REPE. FOR DEVELOPMENT 12, ACRES with lake rivileges. Near Clarkstom-Or’ Ra. Price $11,500, If") ACRES 14 lake front lots og Lake Oakland. Price $28,900. M_ACREA on Coolidge Rd.. Tr Township. Price x ‘ © ACRES with excelient jake tront- oo. North of Pontiacs. Price $32.- 1 ACRES ‘Located Township. in Independ- ence Ready to go. oe per acre a We Assist in All Phases of Development 100 . A. Taylor , + “ vat eee | £10635. MEAGHER R™Ai. ‘PSTATE FOR RENT: TO BUSIN: OR | Ontora Mich OA 63123 Lare Ess on from snooping | roode In- Lake Frontage | gif $e" is We have four ita faa ws DINGS, 3200 | a oriv ate ~” pond wane preety ot 8a Ft Larce parking area Near lake frontage \ each oarcel. rd ave ane Tel nt re emaocl 8 & mt prringest a _Rd, PE 5-24 "" at 69950 en SHOP FOR F a pet @asv term: Call ~r sovoint- ban District. willl, wee | _ soy kind of business. Tr. 4-0602 Business Opportunities Fie EXCELLENT SERVICE! Station for lease, a wonderful opportunity for individual with serv- ice station experience and sufficient assets. For fur- ther information cal] FE 2-9173, 8 am..to 5 p.m. BUILDERS SUPPLY Established profitable business, Good : am Lt Sis'00n" own “ys handle this at- tractive deal. — . ‘MICHIGAN BUSIN NESS SALES CORPORATION roqriac STATE RANK BLDG. FE 4-1542 Partridge |; 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE TODAY’S SPECIALS ‘eee = 5 “Classified Ads! To swap|, what you don't need for what t syou. sa call * KALKASKA GENERAL STORE “Richa! Teneret ior me it ’ | | } | | Joseph F. ne | Race E, PARTRIDG? ; REAL’ J C. “aE gare Lapel eareae. inventery 8 MARK: “air anatr loca. $20.000 down HAYDEN, Realtor PE 0-000) NOON MAINS STREET NORTHVILLE 6500 sq ft, formeriy new ear sales and service. Can be waed for other types of business. Phone fo MoY we TO SELL F&F be! TOARTRIDOE i THE “ Fores: fALTOR iD TO SALE. , Bi 2 i dle | Olea | 39683 |FOR SALE: ¢ okiok “DEAL for bump nop or machine | Wondertu' location, buildin t | 6 with 2 large overhead | mon Priced to sell quick. Low down eo a once im a lifetime offer to get into business for yourself — @ omall —_ ny eetmeeet Zoning ai 5 mile seuth of Bloomer Pa: ‘e or “Ot 14000 . This is! | SMALL. TRANSIT MIX PLANT, yr stand i wee you's eon ag low on Te CIROUX & FRANKS converor witty gs ss forces sale. REAL Li hopper and scales, one bulk elect for erection, 2 _ Sunday or évenings. MY 2-611. $7500 to. $10,000 OR MORE PER YEAR POSSIBLE maby Mine — market be. ntial nationa: iatributed prod wet. Mam th —celer— ‘ ——— on Commercial & inv i : aoa ST PRONTAGE Sey ia ts rr pt A a a ‘ equipped Hydraulic grease. rac rack Building - 6S brick at — ‘ ° | na | 0 ; s _ Tea: “ ws 2 “=, 7 ae ; ' = ~ J. “ aie 8 i os Pp shat Sale. Land Contracts 5 . : wel | S52) Sal oe ‘acts 52) Sale Ho aia — | var wANVEST mae srouseneld Goods 57 __THE PONTI AC PRESS, . oe : y Bo rood GIECE Livin a peaaed = SATU RDA — ‘a : “ . « | rE Qiot0et and | suaumbor i nC ROOM .SUTTeE Sale Household Y. Al "GUST : ~~ i + Ca | BEAUTIFUL ition. OL . Good: xl 20 9 Ces . King a i ices jimpegamanpen 2 CARNIVAL _ — . 955 , : * | ity and —large mir : ¥ : : ° . Blvd bench, rored' ¥: chine, Rens ING -f : aL be Realtor | Pd th. five psoas ble bed, chest net, excellent Washington x | - by Dick Tues — _ on Discount . | Oe saittng aloes Sc cae eer | — : t | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 , TWENTY:-¢ SEV N | $180 p table console new, all len - rugs, ; ie oe . , : mentation s 60 = T Brot: quick notin eben ensemble si ee ee ad . . ee ee _Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Fer a er, cent tn ste Fe Pe bee LIke A 5-438. “\e i | fs M. A, Benso as ean ORAVEL, PIT RUN ‘Farm Produce 75 | BOOKCASE, x “t vel, fill : he fi ia te tee aces. RCA TV MAP “= “aii Ny VAYNE GABE so M. Noy | Sap preven week eo RUN, ROAD can . room alee w 4 _8nd_mise mination, ETTE, NE GABERT’S —| phic tor rave on ee cunercas : Sel aes “ting Fi RTS : a. = | Seer ie ent, invest | “BRASS FLOOR LAM joor Sample Sale \ { ~ i SEPTIC TAN wal 4-200 | 27) ee. op sot PE Turn RAY O’NEIL __tnee AND SRavE. aie, | F CS eves Sane ae Moles dus — RS von bacon a ae cate uw . Realto ) BEVERLY 810. Turnitu Norge 10 cu. a 8} Comolete 5 ing Fon #7670 or. FE LARGE r phone Pi Pie) apa! 7 Piece iivind [135 w. re and Appliances wae, retrie Sime _FE 24479 0 lation tf desired. WE a A #1, i. o 61202 est uncan ee Bee gptes M ROSE. ee & St. sib 98 yeas tuto ta. cease | | a rE 0902s _ t t lack dirt Ashe IT |} dat Che ae a P i. i oc any mette. ere Wrigley's Used . eu. ft } 7, Oeat - | exe tate Exch bed $125: so! solid | G To be |. reiriae . Customatic lb L 0.50 delivered, ELLENT "Money to Loan 83. Sew tere x12 LINO. RUGS. $2.98 | ANY" Grund" 10 coset Talbott Lumber ne dedi SET 8 mF gos eR serv rt : ee pe | a we sed Lendere) = :,Baverien china. Reg. 04.95 eer 2 YEARS TO | | gat Oalg Bend " tlzo Spred Satin fit dirt, ot AND GRAVEL PEACHiBS” 4 AAvle 5-3206, en a 10 Roch- House Pain’ 1 iN PAY ware ber king, Ww 4.18 A | Sco tivuea uceet oeira yoere. DAD” ic gai 2 $033 | MLM temew__Ym eum} | Bite plumbing elected “Sun. tac Faaties ing cement & BOF Goon BPRA 2005 ® ROO! oes aoa } | . trim, r . wane M suite Pe | RUBBER BASE PAINT Gi “pice Westin h | Dave bee ‘at Tumber. 100 re “and “Pla eae Te 00D SPRAYED FE ACHE 8. BENDIX" AUTOMATE SYERS 141 W. HURON }AL, 63.80 | yo" gnouse i - ee Consens nts, Trees, St | yourself. L ers sihi wick them uckner’ ve down. New TIC WASHER — LIKE NEW. 8 PinCE FE 4-3046 a" or ranee with wid. | 7 po " wubs o8 Telecraph -L, Overlin. 24 8. 6-6416 and timer. | dining : iD bu eo oven. i aa FERAL Goat ~ eee . ee “zinc f Sancoany poms ccwre De FE SO enn ’5149. 5” ir 276 ore_toree. Fe boa ANTS 8 Oats MILK. CALL” OA cod iu! ‘and @| 1 LARG ee ; | ‘ — TOMATOES PRESH PICKED. b each |, furtture “wd. ener household soon: wy sinned A, oe \ ) Gara _ For Sale Peis wry ea, - donee PicRED tees WHEN | _ matt WHIRLPOOL AUTO. | MANOGANY BEDROOM SUITE. ed one D | ake 4 __ 09 | YOU CAN AELECT DELICION YOU wanr a ae jempe Pa wUier ead lente | Sanenmls REPRIOERATON | SPECIAL oe FR Oors |e Pawn ste Pure, veMaie | ove. hed i peaches, Pek pout to borrow CASH [ om “BOTTLE GAS. | uovind Moet Ea * | sue. 8 mel ey Bendix Bue clued tke. ‘OrrEn ae crooks Ra FE S037 (peep a agg Eh = nF ng = New low price Co | bed davenport, eet eeac¥ |? TREN BED am Berry all steel fully auaranteed Pr. REG. BRITTANY SP | 1340 E. Clarkston avew Farm, any ameun ea a ee ae installa. | ‘Dining table Duncan Phyte| He $4 ns 1D DOUBLE Coll. cites i | Fm bose ANIELS ake Orion R . between 5 ap ee | wee ean nue and 4 chairs. on See ren” Fist eat pew. Reasonable ‘a Paddock i i. ic RRO BOXER 29 YRE | praGune ca ed te 9300 $ CUBIC PT | NESCO ROAST ERRY YE 2 | ay color, word “OLD | es An ei WF. frigerator tive 9s grill. aig CABINET AND NOHOUSE AUTOMATI Selwis oh a aod SALE to fasie octal pot Pa | fente OF Thy Roa 7 ana trigerator, es _also § ore ern yiweeper ellent condition. $86 ina pants ets. LADIES “AKC BEAGLES | fetus Rd. Open . N. Lake Am floor Nat'l Bidg. ov oe BET _ : a coutni se = and 8 poll cael ayia aD OR_3-20% T WKS. OLD 825. om 8 om, & sponte: er Wal-, —_— | u CounNtNATION pou: | a ated ali io washer Cal ee | ne REOWTERED “8 “sweet aan ek ee we nen Pisa SON NEW aR KS “WALTON TV | a | TIMBER’ FOR SALE. ose” CU | oe eaceeree eeact® | Sal Bee ot tee "Walled La t@ dank). F ee FimaeN ‘OL CONVES & | MSpeniet pape PE Cane “BRITTANY e Parm Equipment 7 Lake sie URNITURE “MOVING OUT sTaTe MUST oni fa ge pon cal Wah a Peg te ee 6 Mist orn yg ate Rat at mama | ee Seno Bc Se ea ara igm FERGUSON nch Bendi #5 00 sold. Mahoe-| i PIANO 1 DE : i 1 16 TIRES = 7Le AND B TRACTORS 3 _. chro! x television and up | i PIANO So ; ike pew AND T ples Fi LUE ice = | ACTORS LOANS $20 TO $5007 ane ome breakfast set. all $30.00 ton table. | 1 Easy 1 DEPT ELEC RANGE | = 42. “Jantacn 400-16 Reanabie ee ee Pr cot | ae yeor mance bee, wives } ure Only he size eas stove . $29 00 | Mesomeler Beate el lable $00: pet; 2 dressers. ——e easy, ; wick ne ae BABY PAR works pi pioctcl Bee how ‘wel {OUSEHO [Nees fea Gisee| eats cuembenenn a” Somes red. 1 beaiet | , 838 Orchard or tie tees gee ate * FINANCE LD New weal dish = bd ot $29.00 rgd upholster deg = s fireside __sundries, FE » ener . 1 buffet. | Lal La ALL eTREL a ‘Ra Cages open retes om t) NANCE CORP. © Also ‘tor msitzeses ae a = eae oe . PRIOIAIRE. | gioker, snd compl URNACE. BEAGLE PUPS CeHEPEN OF PON . aise) Sotocinta Meese te $095 die excellent cond cistery room table, odd DININ +4200 plete controis-. ‘ered. 31 co Ue oe : A SON] ? - te lt sen 810-05 s ei i set chairs, sof : oe told eben , aed 9% 8. Saginaw st TIAC Sel yiaued eae nen Wesel cendaie nao: Sera > | _ —ighea=s iateent i) vee’ “ae, Used Bld : Smale eid “cham ameeens im 5 | 68 sace.. Vergeacn. New ides | . Lf taal 7—¢ YAK! coland aee Ma bitmingnam Mt | For Sa aia ee! —_ now-~—a | Cay ons oy ‘eae Materials of AIK { Bsecios. Sane oo tik sired} OS none “oon a steibe =i" AND NEW 11 _ ‘For Sale Mi ‘ a little to th A now inds ngies 708 er tréined on. $35 OA B21 NDI- 7 bse ents’ — 7 e left—back Le OPEN FO} | FE «lie East Walton Bi 20 ( A | - FURNITURE CC right Mad PT. ADMIRAL neous 60 - ck toward you!"’ mber R BUSINEAS 2 va FORD | o tre UP. | you. be oors. wind BLACK ¥ : ~ ILA | a et Soh Soames a oe taking rer ‘Daye Com have by | ATTE NTION For Sale Miscellaneous we ems, “sneie indows. pipe 1 pies Sor EN SPANIEL el RVESTERS » AE te “| a on Sait. be sats Sa alt = | ies eee era a Peape TANKS 4000 ‘For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | Pad Wreck Piuppier tweets. AKC BULLDOO USED POX BLOWER B 3-713) | CLEAN I R ust to. NEW rs 4 Pumps 1009, 800 x recking C ; re Ke C registere “ : : SERVI 4 ot ? PIECE LIVI grill, $20 CABINET AN i. 2a6 and sh tant OU stove and | wi Dinie M glo. | #, noeth Thoma d Bee th ; | heap. 17 IVING ROOM _41§ Brooks Ave D ng a ar eomnina nk Desk Flood 278 gal | NEW AN Bes wy Oxford Bee eeius | > benest” onstont Bary YOU NEE g N__Ardémo: PAIR NEW ve USED ro) case Min lights 8b POWER D USED ide Pontiac D FE 5-008 CHI astest easton ester, the D PLETE NEW Bi re. lows. $14 G60sEDOWN 2213. Quality au4, 26, 2x8, On see cere inner Kee bensee | UULER MOWERS. KOT USED 20 rivetn Theater HUAHUA STUD. 990 oer wh running machine ioe All BATH ROOM tab le _ Meeys, ~ | Pil-| Reciatmed y al low cost: 1/5 otor, trailer MY 3 uses | oA 8 POWER 6PRA ARY | pipe INCH {FURNACE | setta, pear Main, f 2000 VIN- : Property pal oad and fixt ¢ oth gad 3 zen, Somes z brick —- Fire EARING AIDS va eposit will hold vERe PE $-127 With cmnuan = yal Oak | BUY id. must cel ures argelm priced : Brick used. Phone NEW AN payments avail one. me | USED © DA UA 2. FEM | TY AND BAVE L EL _Seote $12. Mise, FE doors, ma bitig new end used a Rules. FE 32-1900 D| Garden vans able W FP sen vip ON ADLEY ks and | yr. FE ALES 13 HOUGHTEN at Y om SoM fixtures supplies— | USED MYER : 10a 8 Lawe Seuipmens | and Avery ¢@ DUMP | 2 REG: .oe HITEN & SON ts os ot 4 quictty en your. amen EURNIBHINGS © FOR | ,PENNY PAINT SALE hog ge a, Recht dell compete er meas, hp trtpbod Mile nae codward North of art omaren. excep ‘MI Son" ip bar | REGISTERED monrOn TeRRrer 8 Cone Forqusse. New 50} N ers. Pa No ent “t a ey Slee rout int, 1 gal to rds. Windo = At pipe. $180. Ala A (ae m MI) ae ACES, OIL B mos 16206 Diste M yr. and 3) holes ochester, OL 1-078 budget. We rman to sult en- CROSLE kuburn Ave and gel et 1 , .- 98 your order. Sav ws made) o used ® burners, bio URNERS | Sac wy. . USEE $° il ou Y 6 part F e. tn r. Save on ik ae NE _ | tte wera sto | ENGLISH 6 DT you with your it be tied to bein sroter. ero REFRIG. Two gale. for ... a ue a pare eet our re aed KE EL J Y'S S FIA | ARDW ARE i" i 7 (OALVANIZED rire i pete ot san Heating = _ en ale Waning BU ps3 ad SF nave & a e , freeter hest, matic | Rubbé: nies, | WHIRL-4-Ol0 La “ hacenohie. Bets “aE pow yQur ER pea State Bank ati Amsrics' sere mses: one) ise, et MODEL ANCHOR | ee ee eee rong | OLD GARAQES Me | “casey beater. Be boot Lan “oi, PARAREETS i 0 — PONTIAC RD, _AT_ tip SH | Bidg. | S405 for a2e Silently” Memo ion FE chest | ro m FENCES ‘sous bare ergs | ames apy _ REPAIRED 70 “Wath Camaney Kates Lake ed | ~2tte_Aubure. yo ee, OFOYES _ Qul fe transit ightiy i diheede | Sap RISE Foe l 64431 po tat down. FHA @ {EF DRESSED PO rage. Put in ney fears your ga. | sssemble 630 KITCHEN 80 IN | SALE BOX ie SALE aa p to $50 Michigan Puscccene | — models. Looe od TEARS BULL. ESTIMATES en beet. bacon and —s amp ae PE 4-869 garage doors. | Siighty ccmiar: wae 8 IN | offer, OR eA ¢ MONTHS. BEST | Tractors Mowers. Sy O° DINING ROOM es at brands. Pe merica's| 20 DOZER-INTERN ATION ACHOUE Wane : = scent, 303 Orehard Lake Ave MALE - nr TABLE, 6 a new. quaren- |. ‘Onl a r 4 STAIRWAYS | 210 Dixie Rw ING GO” -~|WREC rd La oxen xc : aso? EVANS “EQU to 1983 cars. ee ee a aie fe Pan y 96c0. win each & 12 PT LONG” ai ‘Me |WRECKED FRONT companion XCELLENT Dixie Hwy r. deals ¢ gy bgn Sed, dresser and ch stove, $128 | used oe ee Newman, 20 4 10 | OF CONVERATON PU on | —- coupe Moto: END “ayn |" proveo matro emale Springer, NEW OG 1078 #716 chest, $100 machine Mich: . a a Parke, RNA 5 | wom ge 2 © A-\ cead- | —-* mn, AKC regis EHL CHOP! sie ‘qos ee | eee OR | __cent, 303 ne Paes | Artists’ supplies, = | Se suse Cod bo | _fall, 9 ton hercule —_ tistered lower at red ven wi LE ered on | furniture. Soncan PHVPE TAbLE A wD aEPROERAT ne Ave. rtists sup hi Saas 22 3137, *. 3 on: | |, $18 FE 32-3020 * chain FAneee eTs CA ss blower at red altiachment end ee | eds, 838. Ga TABLE AND _" A 7’ : : plies, hobby ——— PHELPS ELECTS, . See ‘au NARIES | CAGES __Machiner: uced price De 5 st _ ing compartment, § FR su —< Y | HEA Pa awake D ince 1927. : mn Ph 6 via Oak] = DISCOUNTS “ee —— ait aoe en our elas sewer tank oo IPE, ot mae ait. =i _ Do It Yourself ona KErTs, BA Sabine bol EL: | ‘7 Sanne 1 ON F : i HO e-ouse jaan | a ~ a and 108 _Sacine | PORSIFORE | S A E Supplies” NODA and | wae WATER HEATER 30 OAt ee | Te RL “Are yor tied of Heng nt eatiwea—cal| ees aioe MAN, | \V 2 ‘ ‘ lor ‘ho h t r Loan C Table top gas esac 8 SI sa | we Se velue.. 6e0-90 tot 30 an este BE pe eae ox home ? Do PARAKEE a “ : i OM hese are 8 $59 20 ~~ nee ts - = > \lswemrrers: Aliens | mec ron vaag, eal te te al Ny | See eee ee wera ‘Tr ae ie Ze 9206 | hes (able and chairs PE All Purposes Regen ‘cosimnatss woter | nets Fluorenceat 38)" Orch 7 pow, | Genes Marauere ones | Treat is eltnineg days ft your | | yore bo Rag -y pore 3 \0e a5 ‘Ss Sales & w sevice 9x12 RUGS $1695, $29 Wrought | hardwere. electri c heater, —"'* sceard Take | retsil Medware whelese Alse | buliel good! Complete your | 9 males OR }-6044 a1 Mt $29 . trea eb soll, gaivan eal = supple wtatl oiesale and ing mate line of | REOISTEREL _Clemen _2M PONTIAC STATE BANK B1.DC | Baow rie" 09 8998. | gosniy “ben Regret ll pai pee Hitings "Lowe © roe sepreed| CaM COMPANY Pontieg Pir wood Co. Reptie tog” Inet furnaces TE hand God od gieoefingiatio BE ACI DITIONED ' aM 11S | ave Occhare Lake | — cay eharare’ up gt. FE SUPPLY) 2688 aint SAWS AND LAW aidwin Ave | with NO DOW vallable to ye ] Cail MACHINES r | Book rack 00 us = _eeet, Perry CHINE SHAR N MOWPRS MA- | REG rE +003 ymane sad yh PAYMENT: REGISTERED ENGI 7 or L ! hari ap “racks ory pri ~ BEFORE ~ oe pies = ens E Walton he manent ag sew: REPUBLIC ‘Bont labor Do W yourseit Mich, oe seetr® nd Lake Orion, Mower cond SOteder t bindes ess | ELECTRIC = ae ¥ rices go up R STEEL O jor free hom 2h at Larbated Dane & 80 HrOL Wag Ferguson WITH OUICK -tsclahar na s srove_60 oD SONI. Satie, . our. nat Toren your home| relia Fy Lise seangeply oe | ROME. Je VP. wee FT ase or oni om “OUR “Hoole Be a PPLY apa lly eo PUPPIES at Lepter a Back Hoe ° = _ = rowght tren le timate MIDWEST wD OW | La um bing “you ow ock OR 608 ampionship = ie" SERVICE? | De STOVE, ) BURNERS a press SUPPLY re ons long,_29"" Lahde | ~ SUMMER ar aalts biete porn Da ah Com, | REOISTERED a bt yes en nad Crawters” Then Home & Se gesotee srutomatie even | PICK & PAINT STORE | A GHURCH'S IN wea w STE! 5 ee FE 5-2037 or off tan 1: nicks On | _Bupply a Montcalm — | Ce Fadlbebatgre ty ants SET ‘BLA arenteed ETT a cme to come. Most Auto. ts me place Sea2e . Eacelient condition. MA 143 Oakland ALUM. SUNG. hace with Aiba a COAL Pun.| *af k now Oskiand West Montcal ye , i INC, ? “ 4 Orcha Puel | Prt m, Pe TOY P = oor in ek ee |POR 8A am ae: COMB. DOORS. raga Scemetanls oeal Sommnonse vE ‘4ise r4 Lake A Tene eve ‘wet. 8 Ww 8-30 — EKINGESE PUP HAWN phone for Pico, #0, Sane es - can yes "|NTIQUE LOVE ROPER OAS STOVE: gh See) — 02408 | jee | stent rLoTana s ve, ery | rae registered FE 3-011 PIES AKC ys were a Suto. —— we inte yout |i nd chair, FE 2-6040 Seog aie ES COMPLETE NEW: ERCULES a | Reed: CLOTHES POSTS, a 4 +4) || fOv rox T . AND 62 wes oS ASY WrRiNGE _ iz bali a outfit ATH ® $30 20 Ogem * TON y Mix Cem Ea we | En BU mame 1 ap | ova cnRikhes 6 Wika | | "pen re and ER WA $8787 All pi 60m aw B ent, fDINo den id Re % C wks swaits precurtaeen aero beable Sitch daranllt add awn Mt sroves “soos SOLD. EX- coe” at aries fpnrdties = PROTOGRAPR- Bocement Poundat wace Ae FOR RENT All Siem Reuse, oea ian Farmington W043 ot or Ken reat > 5000 — ; ooer. Leste, Pletsher cvine Si ECTRIC RANGE tens ve 3-00 re. €02 Mt Clem- aware si cLgine | pites? eee Foapatls made room eup- | $ gal. pall ation Coating f sanders-hand sand WHITr M. pee Auction Sales P President | Foon LAMP. BED. ted ES TRONERUAED ONCE. | CHAIR. c Base peta inc _Cawnds © atl eed Tie oe ate MITT MICE MAMBTERS. AL averIO +7 “ 4- = co | € r FE ~~ h, FE §-8121 Se ee “SPRINGS oe eS HAIRS, GLASS SHOWCAS sc EQUIPMENT G14 81 Orchard Lake Aue Vang ave. nd Pant, 436 WEIMARANERS, WHE UCTION EVERY WEDNESD | fondition OR 34 a | sacnrice ANTIQ | agree toy te br ee te me WATER Srenard Lake Ate Pw 3a Ave_?E_tsise Creare ee Bea LPED JULY _ Rochester "mAs Bale Porm, FOR SALE 7 = chairs. la GE VicTOR. | Tecteation wrap desk suit m- 45: RCA 12% in. RCA TV, $2: ST¢ - Came Car OLD 8B . Home & Auto — MAPLE BONE BEDS, vee p shee ek ee — on | toe Store reem 5500 ~sarg | el ca tecetd pihene im rocoren.| Aluminum = ras, Equipment OIA D dood Tr agg E, PUPS For Sale Housetrailers : 7 a onier, dresser, dress i train: sser, three 1 a ef Ponti +, dase- KITCHEN os : a doors LO) tion widow: OTHER Dogs raine d, od ble with mirrors, ressing t@-| anda completely phono 9 177 | See ac «State Bank mou CABINET SINKS. 2 OW "OW orice!! we Hsted | (CAMERAS & Bow ; ae 1, Boarded 7 70 ALUMINUM . n Vom ple single bed cue ore. ee] ce asta conten, and COLEMAN PLOOR F pepe eh a gts aera fos FE 4-6089 Larrea mpgs POO ngeay TEMENT UUM UQUSETRALm pan chikt's painted d with springs. ee, fo eontiiten, «| dishwash-| ol] tan a PuRNace 3 lS el. $130 50. $9950 Th Ss 6 an. lassiffeation & Sup ALL, BREEDS re or hunting $850 va t o to to 8: y ene resser, amps, 0¢- items. o1 and Misc ks. $25. FE 2- 2-1820. cE. 3 lightiy marred. Alb one os Man Ww to 8 om NEW POLOROID number MA. | trained Pre RPOARDED, @ ere ® arecses tables. Girl's cow SKELO. 2 een -| COLEMAN | in, and 64 in m iso several 42 | INDOWs UsED flash at LAND CAME: Germa e pickup and delivery. | _ BROCKWAY os cate tk oe] sees sada. boy's sport ats, | Suraete aod oven eanoe 3 | pet's’ ack HOT, WATER jp etdllis -- y vonwen Eases Sines es Ge ocean Shine Sent MERA, | able assy waged gr acryy sveh: | _ meade Se ae BAXTER & “70 ae and top cos boy's eport coat | Munro, 1018 oven. $50.95. R. B. _FE_2-2670, on am ee je i oral ie Are. nee (hahee oon pamp. Sie a 3-200) | otis “Pe ney baka Ware Ken: e308 _ + Oe owe. at bask me end erste. ea Pilsrin, Bir sNGER DROP -| GIRCLE PLUORESCEN? woot, WEENDALL'S «Ave. | 6005 ipump Sate” Musical G rod es a ea is pr TIN: HOME. i966 . ence Fag | _mingtem MI G0 Bir: | machine | and D SEWING tarte. Newest. rite cad cd ids ang ends. xt's and 2478 Sone, $rood FACE FOR HCESE | aoconnRe eons + eee BATHING AND ¢ | Gouna aeiea ee TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | elect al a cc gaveRron cor, dinate eiles. “bedroom. an wien: nore Le ntiaT Mesdowlawe. a i WEL, BBTON POMP. | —— “ ee pranctnt | Pim Cate BOLRD ED | eee Ring Bay By . eed - MAIN at TREE 2 si woot imghalt fr EXPORT.) fiuantir rooms. 611 8 ates tess, | epeming FINS PANELING. iM #oL1 “GOLD a1” LORD Rd BRANBACH PIANO Se a ae tralned. Burr ta ae Po patty meting Somes nes “ak more oe oc end tables— St a iM rv red. Call ef |bee* one wateh D ELOL uae a | _spectal at , See STER, MICH. | sty‘im ee Se ee at Seaup q0nai 1noean a Soom, ae Geebaea Lake hada <8 cy a build _Perry PE? BLO | BABY onan “Hay, ¢ Grain & | MODERN i 98k ise ivr. wees tou | ER iheporsbate et | Tete’ eters sed cro ae fame LONeee Eee ae eae er Baa ie Soe | A Grain & Feed 71) peeing te es Mae LIVESTOCK F oe ae, caeeee and. buffet, | LO | S — | Gi.one ace +009 | ALL KIN Sal ag as te has oo HOU! Box Spring- REE | «le oor re cabinet, $25: 2 fet. | 4.05 CLOSING G OUT | BLDG. SUPPLE av | al. gcconn PROFESSION. 5008: oF ral, sone MA | —Melgpers,_____ _ Ph__Rochester OL @0711, OL oe Serene eeee Sees weet | cach; FE end, mattresses Sin | 100 TILE coney os ote 8161 MA 5-681! oney at = 1 |e BALES OF To pi | ee ae GORARE, MODERN. a ._ OL 1-01 ts e pilows—2 ¥ F : E : . | INLAID EEE! Dixie Hw BUR —— Ss | | brome F ALFALFA =|: bike new Mort i amps with purchase of anity | SEWING ‘mci titi WALL LINOLEUM seseseee T@ | STTOH — Clarkston TRMEISTER’ | ATTENTION hay, 060 cents AND! en. 6 ff wer te: Mortgage Loans os foevendy repo ea ped- | Service; wil SALES & THe 0@ PT.....-..... Te | EN SINKS, 3x STER’S yet Learn | SUMMER VAC cents from be in field, 60) tab ’ ; i 1 adjust %|SMITH’S. 257 S. Sagi | yale $12 2x 3h 829.9 earn to pi CATION- | timoth ra. 200 dale ie sink ond PES ser | grease an’ off and | ~* H -. be 96, Toilets. 8 | the jay the sccordion~ y a eo of}. A LOW INTEREST pt" REE sey 0| 2 Se Syd etatae ks | “aon HS. 257 Saginaw) Rotarian,‘ ema 2 | ER | Ges om Sap “Lae ai ean ited funds —ehrome. with ony §| 80 Auber FE + ¢rum for ‘io ree) eee jnucets. 816.88 i accordion waite lara | con DELIVER IN | ~ | : dwellings: for single family dinetio at $40.50. | 6 — neere 3038, age ag Legge clave a Hoey ln _ tng -Gallaghers, F eet earn. ety _ AS cae | ‘MO! | pa nee canceled TERMS J. _ Sutton, ea. 4150 Joslyn Ra. ree iste Aven 303) Orchard | 800, Of Lupwio DRUMS ‘ COMPLETE | i hUSHELA OF ~ OATS, _ BILE a H. G. PETERS 16) N —— are born here (‘CHILD 'S CHIFFAROBE. STROLL. s~ ye. nourAne 7UaKs n cen 1 | 27106 Good condition. por a A | cots 8 bushel. Near Oatord oa AP 310 Pontiac Btate OSEPH F elsewhere — enport ave cle OLL- | PE 2 iN) Buys } GusToM COMBINING \ ARTMENT REPRESS Pee ma dee on ee te sretans angus Suy| Ss, ee ta ; | eeaaine pumas HOOVER| ope BRST S Many PRIATS | Eanes eee | Ba S Swaps gg FU oe Fees PE_?110. ce I a antenna. bay’ winter | Men wert. Orie 1 OUR PRICES is Week Onl ed combine Make arrange | Plenty of wardrobe t : AR 55 ULL SIZE ROLLAWAY BED i a5 SESOCAT SOFFE: ee. _ wFE | duct work, ACE. = |LOW, BUT ARE NOT ©} y For Plenty of _wardten : *. (ae rn pt ope, ot gt ag a ae _ edian oe Vit W. new Tor or > Yann ae ates Big , Betaare baMeoh OM | Sale Livestock 72) tive th Dewy bach with fal Hae eepemed as erage TH § Floor S nd | bination radio - eee Gem: | cae Bea FE 40043. k's TO SERVE YOu {PROP Bs siOwaL ACCORDION. BULL, FINE DOUBLE sow tptares. Fg Fd rs, H. J. Van Welt. oor amples, ‘Crat sweeper, 73 N. Ard aph. OF R FPURNITUR SAVE bupply Crate ma 4x8 Sheet R Ver y brand ‘ne ON. polled Hereford nears. es. Bee also the " “(7 PACKARD, NEEDS 1 x Ge ~ Marred and Odd Ie ¢ & FT Of REFRIGERATOR SiAMOND Peano NENT = i wnee mei hace = ie masvatie. sheet. Saas =e “in! cien: he Fenton Ma‘ S080 "or MA Io. General at ne pairs, For 25 RRE- PF dd Lots : Good condition. ERATOR. fi ENGAGEMENT Ff L eeye ea x8 Std, w. a 56 | PlAW : jem~ | ¢ a A . New this —M eee es eoed! eriemaie. atte "prone FE jer ale. FE $4 NT RING | Double ¢ R WITH ioe Ix12 std: tas. per M. LAR. : a WEE : yiine. Ga Frigid reg. $229.50 $194 21512 after S51 of FE Gi amp cot and be ¥. Sine 00 an ain KS OLD Pics. ee: hd a one SRIRCATE Youngstown $2" : ist os Use SALE ~| DI = s7ase | Stagg ne lantern. one ove PA Poa gl eadttige & wi ue SMaAL SaPINET "PIANG._ LOOK! omy To ome | ape selection, Buy or renal al palese or was wave you = 129.95. Auto Betas and up. DRAW TITE HITCHES merce CEMEN lia sr me here & ree | ane eee. Oailaghe ANO, LOOKS wre @ Ds gtiDINO | “WORSE. IN- patel tly od ‘your contr: a Bere 2 oungstown 42" “gel 094.90, ON auto. hea der. 910. HROWE OR CADMIUM PLATED mercial store Br, Bie oe ee nid fhoorine’ ver MS gin0 hn artnet ako REaPOs Brion, PSS atts Like | 300 on awed talons what have 2 HP MO Bunk beds $134.98, $0005 — Fi fie ser, sf an | i bolt he tr : pas doors, window ee | RT jugina fir, : ma wanted t NRIBLE EXTRA GOO y gher: i geod ceester Ke rail see reg we 30 ee Picor’ made Phitca te0-00. =: eM OR 37 3-Dixte-: 5 ™ Brivern ¢ Brene Wat ference 2 Sicnbatr nein & os | Steen nese de payments ‘Pe oases ee ‘ tae 96 won HORSE. FE ia ord Trailer $ Sales : e 1 of a kind 79 96 | $239. now ‘ange, requir, _OR 23-1456 we - : 00 noon | {28zte" fh ar om TENNESS and eas. Traile 7.95 and up or Boos 178 95. DUO-THE! - : peretben t Pivseore $445 SMALL BRA hor ee WA accessories © parte ape LAY TON ¢ ir model at, wee 9es0.se | = steel bi elgg = AND Two Lh OAL. nnee HEATER nl BE han as rey) gee is ASAE RANE Fi i + Fenipar sian Ra ALEING Mile South of Lake Orton on ees urniture, Appliances "CRUMP ELE (CAPEMART RADI Pinegrove Cab ‘sinks io gas heater | $40.95 | Inte Enotes roll gear 7 “gees se $300 No declers ae 1b GOD EWES ee | POR BALE ed EW. BONERS, TRANETT we cramp Efe ne | Panoe oi ib ELECTRIC, | tong sta roreonmapea: Saeeege gee sae ng Py tae w ha, Sale Office Equipm E Une Ractt esa et 5 RARITY 3138_AND | 37-9105. amet floor. OR | ___FE_*-88it ETC on TRADE GAS RANG PE 4-3783 | condition —— changer. Pertec ply_ 108 aeinaw 8t | Soil a ae 3h | = quipmen; van oh “NORSES an ville . CAND CONTRACT OF 12% IN. eee az We Haron Munro Mectrie. “1080 ed Frasca PES ve “AMERICAN we. co Kham doers trom ial ce SALE: ROYAL Por : ed Toes ————— mia AEE i MOD a Ty CLEAN. ' : console, Only :| GSE Wi Tt i AYER power s ae © we 445 OR Tame) ‘ete tore on izabeth a 0 1 0 MI WASHING ~~ MACHINES, TRAINS 3 mowers, fre 14.95 | Fr OR 3-7008 rE r of Shetian Lk. Rd. Lot : _ $23 7 = Antho pe, colored m . 95065) ‘OR TS al id ponies | 6 NOUSETR an 90. GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIG- fetes up. R. B. Munro Elec- 7, om. 5" { oem ng ¢ factory service and L” get, east a4 beth wet, all nutiney r desks, aan 3 12s vaED office | POS “FEEDER Pi Rd, Pott RAILER 43 BROWN 6 ft, poe Sreck cans Hurgn, | Open aay eae oa fectory an anaiyrer = = ve Sale St St = ite and sows ante BRED | | See (MICHIGAN ARROW. 35 Fr. t 1A y 8 to 6: Sun. TASKER tad HARDWARE ore ‘Baap org litters, 7 s with new ARROW : Gas 3 RANGE & on Retrigerates. 9 siomatie waar 'Arnason Plumbin dt 0 to 2.) LAVA etches |. HURON 8ST ir SBOYDELL, PAINTS sas b Ie Anti t 64 we north Rite: i Aedes Ra 4 innd “na. ™ res) —— "Eee frigerator, -_. oo ee - chairs, ae radio, ansaen, 960 M15 petro, He upply | faucets is | COMPLETE “with A ARE BUILDING ei DERAT. ‘cam a aera ~— | ee meo. I Plateau iw ct _Lot 14, Searaborough. ce y = ont | 44079. De and chest, Call rE em segvitte teri Fo oo Cig edlcee tgp PQUSE, DRIVE OCT TO Son | mers » $35. PIRITED BUT GER GENTLE RIDING | | nT TR aIae 2 BEDROOMS, 7Li, SIZE. CALROD tsED AUTOMATIC” . < $800 LONG BODA FOUNTAIN. | Mt : _burner. ge va iA WASHER. 056 ELECTRIC toe ver ba tte These _are crate ay ALL MATERIALS. To | te rrp, Fessenable, A FOUNTAIN = end Aooms Lon Loe Hees ee comm a8 $08. § PIECE M ote. a, in for every room HT: FIXTURES _»" "Orchard a “Fluorescent. > AKE SURE IT'S { “Sale asonable. Call FE 4-0475 ‘Le s. pool = ee : . aa $100. com aries soNnoonl WE rT} | | Remeat | 188s coigtte house ¢ Ave, | Sporting Goods — | PONY, SADDLE, HARNE ~__| See CLE plete. 476 W. Iroquois. : R values, wedreem. "04 Terrific | | BU is _ os cart, Also eaited. HARNESS A. Ganaatie to & : | $225. Dining soem, So's value, | ISTER | 2 sat Ae ean Sark ‘8051 Br roe rea Re. : ' - t 1 2 . - Shieh 5. value, | N. __$80, 832 Ann ee, jarkston, Lake Rd. : me Fuorerce Fiat hex orthern L aon an _&t.. Birminghs is YR. 0 a 0 quiere, Michi | umber C U-aMELL, “oon a ™m LD BARK ® a ronsems, 3 Orch _ oe new sto geen a 8197 Cooley hake Ra 9. oe trade. 373 4 Bator aot Dexter Ri horse. by WN GELD | ] y's 96 Oaklat oT ten rote 2 : [TRiSTDATRE, ATOR cw fasion, segs et nenp so mere) BUY YOUR GUN WELL, TRAINED | CHILDREN's mn, $50. ve canes Loose roc tL fot . 14184 | x | yrs, O se very a : floovVER VACUUM, LIKE NEW. Oak woo! bag. 8UM ns ‘ON TIM Se 5. apie. 4 $1405 belts uM. LIKE NEW nooring all grad Ae ir PUMP. GENER = | ME | ¥EaR OLD Yo j PO : mak es brush Buffet... ; + tric moter. # AL ELEC-| Sl j. sell RESHIRE B i C pokes wee Myrtle. Huron Gas. ae : nes, 14.98 a0. te Sealer. 63.15, Roofing No. 310. aut. aye | Mighty, crate ae pa aybaugh's 4 Bogie. Lal Lg VG cules ae : — é wnmowe at new low w well i i ae CH cenaeees we BARNES I ts at & = & Cedar Diner ia pies Fuatmeax ws Or| 630 Oakland A ane For Sale ‘Poultry 74 F- te dinine roo ita” are a (FILL DiRT. 8 : | ee ha. Ciartston. MA | |NOW ON DISPL AY AT oer Corea S ——— 18 A a. site BRICKS, FOR, SALE. | NEW ‘Eh eXCHaxor, oe um.| omen ER SALE =, =| i earner | HU — : —_ ; : “TUBS AND A inion Wrecking -—E lz “RHODE ISLAND AND CHINS | R set, Chean, 43 : | ped eoctie Wenkes pt roaposs paca! ISLAND A pon Linoleum, 9x12 * “ ? EXCELENT SE ate eae | ae Revere. re seer rT ae Se TRAIL —— gonrve * oeee $2. 4 : ” n = — VT aoe BS, Best Onat loward._| FE 4603, vel. ch, 5370 Whivple. Lake wea CR : Fags piareeaaney ae me ST __ a These prieas mont last. a Sede ~ Sal THO cc ceseseesO@ re od it : =< : le Farm ES Ttineieum ——~ sen ¢ os an eee se ° Liova Produce 75) ! Mia ws venseenen me a ¥ uivered ; Draven Piams a 's Bain ts Lino.” : per 100 aq. ft. sot) cr athte inspected. ine ; : — regs es 400 sDWAY eral capers end ted 2830 8, Do’ ; PRE FP ee ALE: ONE Osi meat: ae U #245. mise eduinment. / rt Hwys Fiint as , Bred potler wit |B siwlndowt we, =e aprixa poe sun —g| Om mee a mone NEED a coe Brie | Serepe ig petra "hia earl len Es t 920 J FIXER? (AGFINANCE: 1 oo DVANTAGE ~~ ROAD GRAVEL, par Classified THIS SALE ~ re good ma nie 2 aid we the| 181 is the wher eumeale La oe _GUIDE’ * thi TOGOLD: Sell ings you're . not using)” retus ereanend s “Ads! - ‘ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, ea 4 SATURDAY, | oe 2 \ ~ : ® a AUGUST 20, 1955 a ' : ~ — __ Wanted Used Cars 88 For Sale Cars . 91) —~ Fee Sale Cars 1 | _. For yr Sale Cars 2 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 _— —~ —— —- HOH 8. CHEAP P CARS. | 193 CHEVROLET CONVER B® CORONET ¢ DR-| NEW. ‘hs. FORD. yak 0 : ‘$3 4 DR. CHIEPTAIN s “as era PVDOULAR | ie aturte hoes | pone lereaeaSaee| ates a ew eS | aes eese | Best in Use ars T IGH DOLLA Any soldieite _ titer abet +1800. ig FORD. T TUDOR. “AS 1s 97% HOUG tN “ «ON Stet 6.” AL condition, wt aa pe ee, Grive te ‘exis sales ete a Mile Swe see EQUIPPED ae b 7 | YOUR PRIENDLY oLpsMoBILE | 7 OT RGaTEP— cael ie : oa i | ¥ you 4540, . Dixie isa Cine Lineoke #H aly i Ray by. WAS EY E | Say a SEDAN. : J acopson s GMC TR DEALER ror excellent condition, rE A ; J. VANWELT | “ores hana coeue ere pera red HUDSON & RAMBLER | $%%. Main, Rochester OL 1st | - 4-44 s-sbion. esr in vealS On_>1386 Fe SE Rear ve “aaa Lonsce i xt PE cow, SALES O OERVICE | Mina eccume ba tment rn re eee : REST — THEN OFT ce | _ Woodwar am. _ . PRICE neat : | 1 Desire, 9 CLUB COUR WOW | ey S55 Fiver | 1982 — yer | 047 PONTIAC {STREAMUINER re : LJ Ns WHY ; ear L . B inespr PENCE 1955 | _ down 'Daymenk. ¢ OR_}-4040 ae | condition, Forced to black witnNivory Sop. age ene a iacenae ed a | RA. 100 Cars @2 Oakland Ave. 0 FE 7333 ‘i, DODGE, ¢ DR... $105. GYRE 0 on ruwest CHEVROLET | sha matic. radio and heater, 2 tone. See M&M Motor Sales. _CHEVROLETS. oid car a doe caewenet hse | * 1100 "Cwoogard a Mie wheat Whe sould : T Ch From! Eur ‘ep, sole + late mate core | Officials’ Cars and | Woodward ot 3 Mile 2 HUDSON 2 DR. 4343. ROBIN'S | ip orbs =o a = ORTHWEST CHEVROLET | O oose STOP—LOOK. Demonstrators — Po — | ee Nason Battery | Hydramatic Lincoln $-1100 . me + a EVROLET ranemiss ove eeson- a a en DE w Wanted geod used Pord er Chev | i505 216s and Bel Airs. 6 and 8 iss FORD Rai RANCH alow ea oe] «6 Reeves a i Mile able. 1128 Lasalle t. FE 2-0072 1963 PONTIAC, CHIEFTAIN | DE- Look at These Prices! jchup from 4 to 62, Must be in 2 poe OLDs “is “98 HARDTOP. FULL 2 ad jong ¥ 4 - cylinders 2 drs and & All 8. _ Weed were. 4. bimicban. 2bDCO: : payments. 464 8. Woodward, Bir- . : ews ND USED TRAILERS. on Gus tee a mers ce | coe body styles, fully, —~ —— |. RARER eee RADIO EAT: | FRPSe to ee ee ee GrTIOw FLA, | st call st Homestead Orchards| “irer’ L ARRY “ siete ated Paotalt" | OLDS 4 SUPER a HOLIDAY | POR SALE BY OWNER: j949 FON '! 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Catalina........ . $2395 : se Ones 4 "Low aa'ee) nut te Ros ™ 84 W* 14 TO CHOOSE FROM ik cing Fly Ue sue Station soi w. Muroa PErsasse | 000 "1953 Ford Custom 8 Cyl. 4 Door...........$850 S= cal New car guarantee. As low as _ —}=-— | s es a paRTs sone |e peer tale eae gira door any oid ear = JEROME ~ Guaranteed | “ua ieaREMA, CUM | 1954 Ford 8 Cyl. 2 Door...... ve cveeee aes $995 5 ' enter WTD WRECKED 4ND JUNK’ ' | : ipped & <900. to ae : : | < i . * . Myseeseprice "goes tery Sat. | “care, FES Northwest Chevrolet | Rochester Ford Dealer Sharp Used Cars epee toon rotor Sales HAVE A TEAPPY 11 1952 Chev. Dix. 4 Door../........4. sriainan $875 an = 1 . . Js z TRAILER | Oi. PERMANENTLY “ava, ORNI A BUY ER ooetincoin 6-100 . All Makes and Models . issu! faaals aes WEEKEND 1952 Plymouth 2 Door .......... false es sie + GOOD Beautiful furn. livi =the oe . ‘ qs soom Gited, Maumed te patra diets or Pe Mie Mor Fee etaaed OFFERS GLENN'S 1930 eee a AUTOMA- ec 1953 Pontiac Chief Dix. 4 Door...... . es $1025 paca oe Apel enna Hy _- PRIVATE ey ae = E+ : MOT SALES sr_ 6310. 117 Perking & AND BE SL RE ’ White Lake Trailer Part. 4lli| No dealers PE #06600 "*" "| 1083 caer aolee) “SEDAN DE- MOTOR SALES 12 PLYMOUTH SEIDAN. $305. — °. Jackson Rd livery, Excellent condition New, 234 8 Saginaw &, PE _4-1371| Beautiful pale ereen A terrific TO ATTEND THE : = = "Rent Trailer | Spe ce 2 79 gp VEE nN nes =o sion rent low Meat : ay Me | ‘4 LINCOLN, NEW AIRES. eq buy ut is e ts, down. . == 3 right Daves Mea arke indows. $105, Taylo aTHW i ie : ' -\ , -_ oe COMMUNITY -* Perr ae LINCOLN Babes mene Woodward at 11 Mile CHURCH OF YOUR For Your Second Car ’ TERE Beh AF Ove Prices running: condition, ae | 997 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR BEDAN | CHIQICE ON SUNDAY -— —ttr_ea_§ tT ope BL Fe's-1008, On Good condition. $50. Milfora MU | © -E ON SUND? ‘ Auto Accessories _ | - 80 MOTORS Chevrolet LH \D * Piss Bt re Biot. OR ERie we re POA rord- ; : . 5 < I cee ee ae st Officials’ Cars Factory Officials fveryihing “Any Siniiota' 1950) Ford (BUC yl 2 Doorway . $250 a sFa Os wae tine | PARTE, LATE, NODE: Courtesy Cars Cars Right Spot: Wondwand, at 13 Mile OL] V ER 1949 Ford 8 Cyl. 2 Door ...........6664 $195 set 9 arte i) — aa ° i HOB AUTO GLASS CO. Bagley Auto Parts 2_ DOOR DOOR, SEDANS | CHOICE OF TRANS? (SIONS PLYMOUTH ‘48 CLUB COUPE. 1950 Studebaker Land Cruiser ........ oo $250 122 Oakland Ave FE. +7008 | FE 8-0219 ra seecer iat PE 5-0210 SPORT CourEs & CLUB COUPE AND COLORS | _ Real sharp. $5 W Hopkins Dipset in tpoe esis | For Sale Used Trucks 90 od Is th Eee omerres| BUCS y aerate. ANDARD TRANS on e| = noe el oa *Nrown auibes. * I ARRY S € aa eevuoure SAVOY V-8 AU- : ibl ROLLERBACE'S AUTO Pants | DUMP TRUCK FOR SALE WITH NEW CAR GUARAN : tomatie“Tfans Can Finance Will] 5), , 7 Bevin re _>Oe _traae "3000 Baldwin | — "a8 LOW AB $1500 Poti "Price rade M. #1830 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Converti 1e$ CLEARANCE SALE OF V Ford, - Pontiac, Dodge, Cnryiter. Oi {us Buick. Studebaker. @ ey Ford, Che arieee. _ cnet SCHRAM / AUTO. PARTS) 2839 Dixte Hwy TWO 00 pty “PE & Leche a = an eee Rebuilt" TWO 15 IN. SUBURBANITE TIRES e new. 1963 CHEVROLET. ty TON PICK- up Deane cab Like new. 10,000 ss _ +0002 itso CHEVROLET ree TON “PANEL, pay saunas $123 75 " tie. _187_ 8. John: ‘* FORD 5 YD" DUMP. “R & i. A good one. $350 cash FE 1951 Hudson Hornet.$395 SAIS OSL IOI 40 mi. to the gal. Only 211 S. oe St. “NORTHWEST CHEVROLET oan. 1950 Ply. Cl. Coupe. .$350 Woodward at 13 Mile. EY DOWN ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS | = *ORTHWEST CHEVROLET MATTHEWS. |1930 DeSoto 4 Dr. ..$350 Lincoln_*t190 EVINRUDE MOTORS naices Tae ee ioe HARGREAVES OUR TRUCK DEPT. | 7a NASH 200, 8100. After 4:00 D li LES rs, EZ terms. - DEMOS — _P.m._140 Cortwright St. ___ — CL SARANCE SALE cials Centuries, Suvers. At FE.4-4546 41955 re -V-8—Dump, [RAMBLER HARDTOP Immedia ate PCH VETy s vou can a a = 952 1 owner, I too. dark ae ae Seas || no Shone™ cae "oigase ” ietaz~ ‘67 CHEVROLET RANCH Wab- 1953 Fond YT Pickup sree, an heate, healer clean li de: ~,) D ; Ee rT SO CONDE | Sone an ee Dower. | Se a owner car. Any old | 1952 Ford VT Pickup eT 1955 FORD 8 Cy inaer 2- oor vaED boata GOOD CONDITION. a SUPER «I DR OR Soutien sete 1990 GMC 1% T Van. ee _ CLEAN. NEW TIRES. Fully equipped including Michigan Sales Tax and TIicense. i. 2... a Both like new. MA 4-2606 a : . er ‘ aaa r $125.00 Bay Set fee ome ee | LESS SRD OEE | Went Si Uned Cars | MMT O™ERS,TO oncomn | MTL SEER MEPWERY | 4044 Month TE Yor Car Ts Worth $1250 NEW c On + — eran oe i eet Theat ideal ice bd | = Te je rE Seti — POR GALE, ise. BUICK a8 cea Makes meme meses me ~Riemen-_ : New ‘tana S44 22 Month \\ ith Only , $10 Dow n lent i ina RCE tires ahd battery a engrater West Side Used Cars $y $$ ee als Ra ——— OR } D atkins Lake Ra. | er 6 S o mn - “Wy W Huron _ __PE4;2188 h id Credit A- 1 Buys | iSCOUNTS j ; BUICK RIVIFRA 3 . vy npOhatn set metre | MR Ca TV | sc oe eas Plan Se SER ee SE Se sed liner BU Runabout... 478, SALES | | 232 AGINAW ST. | wave YOO, BEEN TURNED | ‘53 Willys 2 dr.....$444 53 Ford Hardtop $1044 ‘a = ‘Mereary Ka | #84 W_Haron = 4 SP IBC AL ima FORD CLUB COUPE. cus. AO GARY BECAUSE OF SHO t || °53 Ford C. Sedan $1099 '53 Buick Riviera $1299 nee ems Wolverine co ee ‘- avicn “CONV_IN GOOD CON. matic. Radio heater. “turn | BAD iy $3 Hudson 4 dr....$699 . ‘52 Chev. Dix. 2 dr. $544. = Leos Ulecaege ee boat 4 9 | Teed colic codes, Kaee My Shae eaten, at Geral, WE RAVE A GOOD SELECTION 3 | '53-Pont. Dix.8....$999 ‘47 Cadillac 4 dr... .$399 : Mercury Mark 3§ Demo. ban | we 3, Pipmouth. suburban. Rand M. WON That 100 can’ BUY FOR | °52 Stude..2 dr.....$444 51 Ford 2 dr. .... .$299 an marine hardware 20 per “cent | on EM ser Good tren | 3 , Dooae suburban, © and H, WEEKLY. PAYMENTS OF | 54 Ford2 dr....... $999 *53 Chev. 2 dr......$799 ors 2 IRE @oop RONNINO Waterford Hardware LARRY. JEROME A_ §-2800, Dick Dean's 4 BUICK SUPER 4 DR Dynafiow, radio. heater, = pape: guard, front and $1705, special A truly beautiful jon Completely ley “wont pdhlrand CHEVROLET oodward at 13 Mile - Lincoln 5-100 oo CHEVY 72000 MILES ORIO- tnal owner. Two-tone. Sharp. 741 Owegy CHEVROLET. 1047 } genre PAINT 875, Owner, FE 2 BIRMINGHAM 2200 JOrdan 610133 | 1985 FORD CROWN VICTORIA, 3.- | 000 miles, fordomatic, radio heai- | er, wer steering, Will trade | or take small down payment. | Ask for Al Ngee Call OL _6-0081 or FE 5-4 ‘ss FORD TcRown ~ Vic. BLACK a La kit. Laagore mrter, ‘1 HEVROLET San eas. HAS All corer, ce aot ene bat Take qeee gion gy Sage § * i ie enaia. new pr and paint. Py navies vt Phe = w. oe ia: NORTHWEST CHEVROLET _ See any time Woodward at 13 Mile ‘1983 FORD TUDOR. ¢ FULLY) Lincoln §-1100 _ equipped Perfect condition. $975. _PE 12-6458 18 Cadiliac _ 1083 Cnet DELUXE 2 DR. $10 and assume vavments. 464 —— . “Woodward Birmingham - ae 9909 *53 Chev, Dtx, 2 dr: $699 |: 1953 Chevrolet 1950 Olds 3 for MA €0850. EM | BuTcR SUPER @ DR 1961 RA: | cua auee ‘48 GOOD TIRES. | @ FORD nace ee 4 "54 Chev, 2 dr......$999 “33 Chev, Dix. 2 dr. $ | net —atr sar neat, beater. aa0 ae ay «| NOP ery FE 396, $555, oF ma an a aD costo 7 = DOOR Ruy Here—Pay Here | ’52 Mercury 2 dr...$799 ‘51 Pont. ae: = Myaramatic tranamission, ° ae. | BUC id «DR SEDAN ar | te, Dover cis COUPE, s398 “2 Cee _noohem veonaition| er | Y'ALL COME, if ’51 Dodge 2 dr.... $299 a Olds eS dr... .$899 ! $1095 _ eo sees, Drmatows Temes piace Ne, at fine. aomobie, |S en aS WS ale Ra | '53 Ford 2 dr. .....$799 52 Buick 2 dr..... $699 | $395 Bob Frost, Inc. NOgrRNiy CHEYROUET sy t. oNMEBSAL |] 3! 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(4) Saturday Edition. News. (22 Gene Autry. Neighbor accuses Autry of kidnaping when his little girl: goes to visit Autry’s ranch in ‘‘T.N.T.” 6:15—-(4) Pro Golf. Golf pro shows | how to play hardest holes at | his course. (9) Temple Baptist | Church. Religious. 6:30 — (4) Heidt Show , Wagon. variety, new ‘talent introduced, (2) Beat the Clock. Quiz with Bud Collyer. 7:00—(7) Soldier Parade. Intro- ducing new talent from Army. (9) Dial .9 Theater. George Raft, Joan Bennett, Walter |s Pidgeon in “House Across the Bay.” (4) The Soldiers. Hal March, Tom D'Andrea as r of yardbirds who try to influence brass by helping in the kitchen. _{2) America's Greatest Bands. Orchestras of Ralph Flanagan, Percy Faith, Gene Krupa, La Playa Sextet featured with Paul Whitman. 7:30—(T) Story Studio. “Take One Step,” drama. (4) - Dunninger Show. The mentalist performs feats of mindreading and mem- ory. 7:50—(7) News Ace. 8:00—(7) Lawrence Welk Show. Music, songs by Welk band and sololists. Tunes of ‘Roaring Twenties” featured. (4) Musical Chairs. Johnny Mercer host on musical quiz. Connie Moore, guest. (2) Two for the Money. ‘Sam Levenson host on quiz. :30—(9) Million Dollar Movie. | Michael Wilding, Anna Neagle in “Spring in Park Lane.” (4) Star Theater: Donald O'Connor stars with Ricky Vera in comedy sketch with music. (2) Down You Go. Word game with Dr. Bergen Evans, Fran Coughlin, Patricia Cutts, guests 9:00 — (7) Hollywood Premiere. Tufts in “Run for the |» Hills.” (4) And Here's the Show. Comedy with Joanthon Winters, Ransom Sherman, Lu- cille Norman, guest. (2) TV Top Tunes. Julius La Rora, host, Joni James, guest. 9:30—(4) Your Play Time. Don Haggerty,. Alan Wells, udia Barrett in “The Duel,” of eastern lawyer who clashes with western man over sheriff's daughter. 10:00—(9) National News. (4) Sol- diers of Fortune. Film comedy on location in Africa is involved in fight that almost leads to death in “The Lady and the Lion.” (2) Big Town. Mark Stevens plays crusading editor in “Child Killer.” 16:10—(9) Hoot Gibson. Western. 10:25—(9) Foy Willing. Songs. - 10:30—(7) The Explorers. ‘‘Isle Royale Advénture.” films by | Dennis Glen Cooper. (9) Times Square Playhouse. John Hoyt, Lois Collier in ‘Beyond Belief,” college student delivers paper to laboratory of scientist and tan- gles with a robot. (4) People Are 6:30—(2) Private Secretary. between Eddie Kowalics and Buddy Bomar. (9) Movie Date. Linda Darnell, George Sanders in “Summer. Storm,” story of Russia just After the 1917 revo- lution. (4)" Mystery Theater. Steve Brodie, Robert Hutton in “Portfolio 12:” (2) News Final. Jae LeGoff. :15—(2) Miss Fair Weather. Bette Wright. 11:20— (2) Nightwatch ‘Theater. Elizabeth Bergner in “Catherine the Great.” : 11:30—(4) Saturday Show. Bur- gess Meredith, Margo in ‘‘Win- terset.”” SUNDAY MORNING 8:10—(2) Meditations. $:15—(2) Christophers. 8:45—(2) Facts Forum. 8:4—(4) News. :@9—(4) Church at Crossroads. #:15—(2) Court of Health. a This Is the Life. (4) Frontiers—.of_ Faith. house, = sretel, "a drama about a young girl which is disin- herited and alone, but not afraid to fall in love. (T) Chance of a Lifetime. (9) Motion Picture Academy. $:30—(2) Stage 77. “End of the Line,” a fast paced story of a girl marked. for death. (7) Life Begins at 80. 9:00—(2) Appointment with Ad- venture. “Masquerade.” The story of an American girl who helps a French dress designer trap thieves seeking her crea- tions in advance. (4) Cameo The- ater. “A Little Night Music.” The story of a father who sacri- fices his prized possession to realize a dream he nurtures for a son, (7) Break the Bank. 9:30—(2) What's My Line. (4) Nature Trails. (7) Jumbo The- ater. . 10:00—(2) Bandstand Revue. (4) Badge 714. (7) Joe Palooka. (9) V astarct eo Wi, ‘| 3 |Transport Crash | Kills 7 Crewmen C-47 Rams Mountain on Training Flight at Hawthorne, Nevada HAWTHORNE, Nev. (INS)—All ' seven crewmen aboard a C47 trans- port plane from Stead Air Force Base near Reno were killed yester- day when the plane crashed into the side of a mountain eight miles east of here. » * * A rescue party from a Navy am- munition depot at Hawthorne was rushed to the scene but found only charred bodies of the victims and debris of the plane scattered on the mountainside. The largest pieces of. the plane found were the left wing and the horizontal stabilizer. described as a_ 9:45—(7) Comedies. 16:00—(7) Action Theater. (2) De troit Pulpit. (4) Cartoon Car nival. 10:30—(9) How Garden Grows. (2) | Barker Bit! Cartoons. 10:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. 16:55—(4) Professor Pet. U:00—(¥) Church in Home. (4) Adventure Ho. (2) Porky Pig. - Daffy Duck. 41:30—(7) Today’s Faith. (2) Con- test Carnival. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12; 00—(7) Theater. (9) Wild Bill (4) Salad Mixer’ (2) Victory at Sea. | 12:10—(4) Double Feature. 12:30—(7) Auntie Dee. Bill Hickok. t0e—(7) World Adventure Series. (2) Wild (9) Million Dollar Movie. (2) Buster Crabbe. 1:30—(7) Cowboy G-Men. (2); Sunday Show Time. 2:00—(7) Laurel Hardy. (2) West- ern Adventure. %30—(7) Laurel & Hardy. (9) Mich. Conservation... (2)..Sunday Show Time. 3:00—(7) Chico & Pablo. (9) Jus- tice Colt. (4) Understanding Our World. 3:30—(4) Zoo. Parade. Take a Trip. 4:00—(7) Super Circus. (4) People. 4:30—(9) Theater. (4) Super Circus. (2)..Pace the Nation. (7) Super Circus. 6:00—(7) Jimmy Wakely Show. (4) Annie Oakley. (2) Lucy Show. 6:30—(4) Roy Rogers. (2) Sun. ‘Thester. SUNDAY’'S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(2) It's Magic. Paul Tripp host with Blackstone the Great and Paul. Le Paul. (4) Hostess Theater. (7) You Asked for It. (9) Gilead Baptist Church. (2) Only Susie would have to think twice Ern Westmore Show. (9) Meet the UAW. 7:00—(2) Toast ‘Let's | 10:30—(2) Sunday Playhomse. (4) | Happily Ever After. (7) Crimi- nologist. (9) Follow that Man. 11:00—(2)' Sunday News Finals. (4) Sunday News Finals. (7) training ienian aeumiong it was ito take off from Stead Air Force Base near Reno, 80 airline miles from Hawthorne, and return to the base without landing elsewhere. Hollywood Premiere. (9) Crown Theater. 11:36—(2) — Theater. (4) | Sunday Show amoas MORNING 6:30—(4) Todays’ Faym Report. 6:55—(2) Meditations. 1:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning 1:65—(2) Standard Weathervane. $:08--(2) Morning Show. 8:30—(2) Welcome Travelers. 8:65—(7) News Ace. %:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. (4) Romper Room. (2) Garry Moore. 9:%0—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wendertend “) Home. 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. | 11:15—(2) Love of Life, 11:30-(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow, '11:456—(2) Guiding Light. 11:55—(7) News Ace. MONDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Ladies | Day. «2:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Hour of Shows. (9) Prayer, Sign On. 12:65—(2) Girl Talk. 1:00—(7) Lunchtime Drama. (9) News, Shopper's Show. (2) Robert Q. Lewis. - 1;30—(4) Jean McBride. (2) ‘Link letter Houseparty. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) Ted | Mack's Matinee. (2) Big Pay- off. | 2:30—(9) Monday Matinee. Crosby Show. 3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4) Day. 15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret | Storm. . | 880—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. (2) On Your Account. %:45—(4) Modern Romance, It was 1 of 7 planes‘on the mis- sion. The ia six reese safely, ‘Benny Leaves Radio to Concentrate on TV HOLLYWOOD w — After 23% years on the air, comedian Jack Benny is quitting the weekly grind of live: radio to concentrate on television. the air by recording this fall. He said it's a quéstion of CBS reach- Benny will appear in a filmed television show every other week, starting in the fall, There will be in addition, he said, “I don't know hew many” one-hour TV shows in Way of the World. @) Brighter | 'which he'll either play parts in There is a possibility, he said) yesterday, that the best, of his old| © radio shows will be repeated on| ~ ing agreement with a sponsor on | Plays or ‘be master of ceremonies | for revues. ‘Man Pleads Innocent ‘to Larceny Charges Ira Oidham, 20, of Ferndale, ap- peared before Municipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum yesterday and ceny from an automobile. He was ; turned over to Oakland County | Jail when he failed to post a $500 | bond. Trial has been set for Aug. lin Oakland County Circuit Court. Rolice charge Oldham stole a| (4) tire and wheel valued at $50 from | a much improved brand of elec- It Pays to Be Married. (2) Bob a car owned by Clyde Kirklin of | 5625 Hummer Lake Rd, Oxford | yesterday morning. ‘Car Laundries’ Make $120,000,000 Take-in CHICAGO—As of Jan. 1, 1946, | launtiries” p94 pleaded innocent to charges of lar- | | Marjorie Lawrence “Interrupted Melody.” in VERSATILE—Eleanor Parker changes her hair- |do twelve times for her portrayal of opera star of eight different operatic sequences. ee Twice as Many to See NEW YORK ®—Nearly twice as | many people will view the 1956 | political conventions on television | of network TV and radio coverage. | school administrators in setting | as tuned in sets in 1952. Already | | there are indications they'll see tronics journalism The Democrats meet in Chicago ‘in August and Republicans meet the following week in San Franciso. The big networks already are well along with their plans. * ™ * CBS is the first to announce ‘a, there were not more than 50 “car| sponsor for the. national conven- | 5/09 wet in ‘56. in the United States, | tions. Westinghouse will pick up_ | extent. ‘56 Conventions on TV the five-million-dollar check cov- ering everybody hopes the cost But He Didn't Get Stuck With the Piney Cadaver’ « EAST. JORDAN i—Leon Peter- son, who left’ Coldwater recently to open a hardware store at East Jordan, found*he was tangling with the wild frontier, After failing to scare off a large porcupine from inside the store; Peterson shot it twice with @ .22 then was forced to club it into submisson when it bit his finger as he tried to remove the animal from the building. The only known constituents of the atmosphere on the plant of Jupiter are menthane and ammo- * Songs You Love to Hear Styled by the Tenor Voice of FRANKIE CONNERS Sunday 12:45 P. M. (Rey Products) W-CAR 1130.an Your Dial pean Glenn Ford the CinemaScope picture | is her co-star in the film, which openg Sunday at She appears as a young | the a Theater here. ‘CD Manuals Being Sent to All Michigan Schools LANSING W—The state office of Civil Defense today began dis- | | tributing 8,000 copies of its Civil | ‘DeTense. manual to Michigan schools and public lbraries. Purpose. of the manual is to guide In the 1952 conventions at Chi- up Civil Defense programs in their | cago, vision networks shared facilities. Television-wise it was ible tangle.’ says Sig Mickelson, vice president in charge of CBS news and public affairs, But next year the networks will be operat. - ing individually to a much greater The expected result of free competition is better televi- * * four radio and three tele-! “an incred- , schools, said C, steyn, Civil Defense Director, fice of Civil Defense. Steaks Get Wox Jockets |steaks and shops coated with a new plastic wax that's claimed to F. Van Blaneken. | The publication was prepared by the State Department of Public Instruction and the Michigan otf" ST. LOUIS—A St. Louis grocery | | chain plans to start selling frozen! < (HUTCHINSON | girl, as a music ‘student in Paris and as the star Trailer Sales 4615 Dinie Hwy. Drayton Plains $1,000 Rigget Trade te Allowance SYLVANIA TV FOX TV & Tinto" pee OR 3-1647 Cor, oe Famous Make USED TV SETS Only $5 Per Week! HAMPTON TV oo W. Heres FR 4-905 APT. WANTED | 3:55—-(9) News, Austin Grant. 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) World Passport. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) brush ; contestant out to find ff people will read fine print when they sign paper. (2) Damon Runyon Theater. Broadway characters | ° “This being able to make a decision on our own is very im- | portant,"' Mickelson says, “It | gives us, the chance for a basic and most of ther were survivors from the late 1920s when they peared as a luxury service. 94 More Polio Casas Now there are at least 2,000 of cut costs of processing and pack- | aging and to keep refrigerated | meat fresher than other methods, | _get a statue in payment of a debt and decide to sell it to small town as monument to its Charlie Canton, Irene Hervey. 11:00—(7) Championship Bowlirig. Col. March. (9) Hoppalong Cassidy. 7:36—(7) The Huntress. (9) Chan- nel 9 Playhouse. $:00—(2) GE Theater. “It Gives Myrna , Zachary Scott and Sage Shorty. 4:30—(9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. | 4:50—(7) Ricky the Clown. 6:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Mr. Twinky Presents. (2) The Early Show. 6:30—(7) Wild Bill Hickok, (4) Robert Preston. (4) TV Play- Rocky Jones, Space Ranger. them, with 1,400 of them capable | of handling as many as 1,000 cars| counted about tomers and took in Jaina | day. Recorded for Michigan LANSING «®—Michigan had 4 better journalism.” a day. Last year the industry new cases of polio this week, the | 117 during the comparable week | type of editing that makes for In, 1952, you remember, some | 100,000,000 cus- State Health Department said .to- | of those Jong convention stretches | got mighty dreary to the watch- | This week's toll compares with | ing audience, Next year a network The wax-jacket method is expected to save 20 per cent on — expenses, will decide individually when to cut away from the floor—or drop the convention temporarily. o-oo With- improved Gaevle ace. niques there will be many more examples of timely journalism, Mickelson says. Fred Wolf, host. Filmed match ==Today's Radio Programs =-- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice. last year. Of the 94 new cases, only 18 were reported paralytic. }- One —of-—these~-had~ received the | Salk polio vaccine. This week's victims boosted the number of polio cases in Michigan WUT For Factory Authorized Service — Call FE 4.1515 Pontiec — 993 Mt. Clemens | CoV TV WIR, (790) OCKLW, (800) WwwWs, se) WOAR, (118) WXYZ, (1276) WIBK, (1400) WPRON, (1400) ‘this year to 498, the department : | | BICTSATe Ear ieioteixfrye) |**4.- | Television and radio, like their | - if Wy, c : . elder brothers of the press, face | 5 AAAAAL cent wz Tea WCAR. Mews CKLw. Rooster Club RCI CIC MS EISts] | During the same Period last | Giescult - lomistics sche Ps WAM Oakland County ‘Electronic “Association WIR, Joseph Mainline ‘Wale, Alvem Time WEAR, TBA Seal. t year, the state had 608 cases of SUNC" werk. peo heen WEAR. TRA SUNDAY EVENING | WPON, News, Musi Sli inis] (tisisis. polio nioving forces quickly trom Chi--~4 CRLW Revs ana ipa |. TBA 6:00—WJIR, Gene Autry $00 WIR Voice at Agree - - i cago to San Francisco. No tele- @ ion ners: Wear Mowe ‘nee Meee | Oey Faith tm ‘action —| WHER, Drew Pearson | WAYA News, woit _____ vision _network has enough equip- | . News wars, Se: | Aap Senet” | WJBK, News, Binge ’ . | ment to plant it in both cities at | e aw Bok Reynolds | : wiaK. , wean ‘News fr WEAR, Coffee with Ciem WH AT Ss MY Li N E? the.same time. says Mickelson. | De not be _— with iow price beit gegen for WAYS American Parmer | Woon. News, Mute | ¢.g9—WiR, Summer | "Wea" i “haawen INSTRUCTIONS: Eoch word ic related to my work. Un- | | ,Jt, Nill take two large-sized) $ television service. The price will not be os low as WJBEK. News, al Nagler 1:00—WIR, Fart. 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In this way, the various pieces may be mixed to make several outfits. *. * * It’s sensible, too, to use the as- sembly line method, cutting out both outfits simultaneously, doing all your basting, pinning and straight stitching in one session, — all your finishing steps at | orThis will save time’ in putting on machine tachments, You'll find that it takes very little more time to sew two outfits than it does to sew one. Detroit's Gas Rates Lowest in Michigan DETROIT # — Michigan Con- solidated Gas Co, states that its customers_in the Detroit} in Michigan despite a $4,400,000 rate increase in the state. James H. Lee, Detroit's assist- ant corporation ‘ counsel and a) fied the Detroit rates, Lee said Port Huron's rate is $5.70 for 3,000 cubic feet a month or $2.21 more than Detroit's new rate, Coldwater’s rate is $5.40;, Benton Harber’a, $5.20; Battle Creek's, mazoo, Lansing, § Pontiac all pay $4.45. Lee said he felt Detroit's new rate was all the more favorable because Michigan Consolidated has agreed to bring gas to 43,000 ad- ditional users. Tot; 18 Months, Dies in Death Trap Refrigerator STEPPVILLE, Ala. (R—A large electric refrigerator from which the food had:ibeén removed was 4 death trap yesterday for a baby boy, but his two sisters were re- —vived. * * * Coroner Grady Moss said Jerry O'Neal Burns, 19 months, was dead upon arrival at a nearby clinic. Geraldine Burns, 10, and Elaine, 6, revived when fresh air reached Moss said the children were left at their farm home while the par- ents worked in a field. He said Terry Odell Burns, twin of the dead boy, apparently c’ the | door on the three after they crawled inside, L ~ ROKS re Subsides — Against the Neutrals SEOUL @—South Korea's dem- real | | PARELLEL PARKING — High : choo ‘students learn parking with _toy cars on a magnetic traffic board. Students learn how to back in. OUT AND UNDER — Parents often coutadi lessons in care of the car, Here high school drivers learn about what's under the hood. Auto Driving Course Best Lto_ drive an automobile, don't—at-}— | tempt to teach him, say the safety |ty experts at the New York Uni- experts. Instead, enroll him in @ versity Center for safety educa- allotment course, ing-teachers-and ike Seal Im. -Sturtents: | basic and necessary information for Students, Experts Say : B Airman Wants Custody of Son | Air Force Withholds Allotment Check Given for Wife and Boy RED BLUFF, Calif. —A cus- tody fight loomed today over the 2%-year-old son whom Airman Daniel Schmidt saw for the first time when he returned last week from a-Red Chinese prison. e * * Schmidt, 22, against his 21-year-old wife, Una, who says she married logger Al- ford Fine last September when she thought Schmidt was dead.-Sch-' midt asked custody of the boy, | Danny, charging Una with being | an “unfit mother’ and with “@x- | treme cruelty.” Her attorney, Harold Berliner, | ‘said in Nevada City Una and Fine, he said, will con- tinue living apart as “both con- sider it inappropriate that they live together until this is settled.” Schmidt, after meeting Una | briefly in Nevada City, was quotéd | last week as saying had done a “terrific job" with the ljttle boy aaa pointed out it wasn't easy for | a girl to bring up a child all by | herself, Schmidt filed the- divorce suit, at the Tehama County Court. House | stopping here en route to Port: land; Ore., where he will visit his | mother, Mra, i aan Schmidt is ‘uevelg with Una's | mother, Mrs, Walter F. Ferguson. His attorney, Howard P. Welch | of Sacramento, said he would serve | Una with a copy of the divorce | complaint as soon as he finds her. | She is hiding out in the San Jose | she | area with the little boy who, “It you would lke to help your! explain the poor teenage showing | says, calls Fine “daddy.’ ‘high school boy or girl to learn on the road. high school driving education | tion, About two million re ach the legal driving age No matter how eon you are— year. or think you are—behind the wheel, | school, they have .the maximum you can be on dangerous ground of safety conditions and instruc- when you teach your own young: | tion provided by trained driving | ster how to drive. Reasons in- teachers, Such instruction is now clude \given in about 9,000 high schools | 1. Parents are not trained driv-| across the country to about 330.000 Courses-ge portant driving tips or give in- a minimum of 30 denne Pad complete explanations. riods, six hours of practice driv- 2. Parents pass their own bad !"g and 12 hours of observation at | driving habits on to the youngster, | ‘he wheel, 3. Parents are not aware of all LEARN TECHNIQUES "| traffic regulations and laws. During the classroom instruction 4. Parents 1 1 the students learn traffic laws — /and driving techniques through lec- * . * about off and gasoline consump- | tien and the méchanics of what makes a car g°. 5. Records show adults make a major contribution to the nation's traffic accident record, _and may Old Armored Car Just Can't Take It BIRMINGHAM, Ala, —Police | rolled out their 25-year-old ar- mored car—the Merrimac—to see if it would still stop bullets. The spine-chilling results might have been spine-drilling if an offi- cér had been inside.. —fo test- the ancient vehicle, ut- used since 1948, a police marks- man opened up with a .30 caliber carbine firing steel-jacketed bul- lets, The bullets tore through one side of the Merrimac, zipped) through the interior and left dis- tinct dents in the other side. ; After surveying the—_result | thoughtfully, Police Sgt. C. D. Guy said: : laboratory exercises and field) studies in traffic. | generally two students and a teach. | dual contro] brakes. * * * 'er student go through the paces. | |This part is generally alternated with ‘the practice driving session. | | As in any other high school | enrolling in the course the par- ent's consent usually is required. __In_ cases _of _smatlier schools - where a special teacher is not available or the small number of students make rental of a dual- eontrot car impractical, a co- cooperative system often is work | out. Four or five schools, for ex- ; ee pemses, — os ‘ bout $34 a person, trained—in- Thank goodness we haven't had | . : to use the Merrimac lately. Some- | ‘!Udes the teacher's salary, instruc- insurance and body could have got hurt.” |tional material, maintenance of the automobile. El Salvador’s One Crop Is Coffee — — of Course port for it, find out from the school SAN SALVADOR — Except for’ staff and public oficials with an Haiti, El Salvador is the smallest | interest in trafic safety if it can of the Latin-American republics. | be organized. Its area is about--8,000—-sq and there is sufficient parental sup- | teacher and car and thus share | The cost of driver education— | If there is no provisidn in’ your | local school for such a program | Schmidt's attorney, Welch, said | “These-reasons- are tisted-by gate | the -Air-Peree- has advised. him. it, is -withholding the $200 mwtich | from Schmitt which) Una has been getting ‘until the | | matter is clarified.”” He said the teenagers | divorce would be the usual Cali- | each | fornia type—an interlocutory de- | By learning to drive in cree with a final decree after a senting Mrs. Mertice Rubinoff, and arise and give his name and job, | | year's wait. Canadian Warden | has got | back. _ tures, discussions, audio-visual aids | For practice driving, there are |’ somewhat lamely: er to a car specially equipped with | | of kinks to, be ironed out.’ The third part of the course,| and making false statements to po- observation of another's driving, is| lice. They escaped | based on the theory that a stu- little-used door leading from the dent can learn by watching anoth- | cell block: course, the student is tested on trical manufacturers will need to his ability and is graded, Before | produce three motors every second | | | ample, join together and hire a | | 428,000,000 new electrical appli- Admits the Kink \Made i in the Clink PRINCE GEORGE, B. C. #— Prince George's new $500,000 jail its first four prisoners | The four unceremoniously | walked out of the place early this, week, only a few days after it was, put to use following a year and a half construction job. Warden W. S. Trant explained | “It's a new jail. There are lots The four had been held variously for forgery, breaking and entering through a Need Many Motors PITTSBURGH (INS)—U.S. elec- during. the next five years, engi- neers teport, in order to power the ances that will be sold by 1960. ") AIN'T A HANKERIN' TO GO TO SCHOOL TODAY!" miles, slightly larger than New Jersey's. It is primarily a l-crop country. Coffee, which accounts for about 88 per cent of all exports, is the chief source of foreign exchange. MYER’S Get Acquainted Offer! GEMUIME BLUE WHITE Ya Ct. DIAMOND > =a C- ‘ 588. mow OPEN SUNDAY 10-2. HEY, KIDS — “FREE” Dairy Queen or Tasty Freese With Each $1.00 Purchase of School Supplies Open Mon., Fri, Sat, Nights 't 9 P. M. Auburn 5 and 10 | Block East of East Bivd. 640 Auburn Ave. grimly filed a di-| vorce complaint here yesterday . ‘ yopars ASSIGNMENT FOR: “JUNIOR EDITORS AT THE BEACH—6 Swimming Playing on the beach is fun. But swimming is even more. fun. You can learn to swim in a short time if you try hard enough and practice every chance you get. First get used to the water, Don't be afraid of it. Then learn to | float—on your back ‘and also face down. Once you have mastered | floating with your face in the water you must learn how to breathe | | properly. Breathe in through your mouth and out your nose. Turn your face sideways when you breathe in. to exhale. After that, practice kicking your legs wp and down as you float. | The kicking feet will be your engine to push you along. Your arms | ; and hands go forward and back, first the right one and then the left. Make sure you have an experienced adult swimmer with you when | ‘you are learning. - Never swim alone. Paste this picture on thin cardboard and color ‘with crayons or paint. Cut out the circle. Then cut around the figure of the bey as far’ as the dotted line on each side. Fold back the upper half of the circle and the boy will rock in the waves. Menday: A visit to the farm. Rubinoff Divorce Ends | | Encino home. Then put your face back into the water | "Heavy Impact’ Seen in POW’s Acquittal FT. LEWIS, Wash, W—An ac- quittal of Lt. Jefferson D. 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