f NTIAC PRESS _ ner aa e > Ruling in Tun npike a a Check Pet rig! He s Hy] : = & if et ‘a ir n Area i H HI § H “Dust, Hail Lash Texas; Damage Is Widespread SAN ANGELO, Tex. ®—Whip- points f : fp es # ay?.2 73 Ser = Hs ? Pi i four from a y WORST DUSTER ROLLS IN — Winds in San Angelo, what aged residents called the worst dust storm that they ber. This picture was taken yesterday afternoon as the until tomorrow. Hopes stayed high for a+ quick end to the strike, which has slowed the na- tion’s industrial boom. Some London newspapers said it might come within 48 hours Queen- Elizabeth II warned in a | speech. _Partiament_ of “the grave situation createg by | the interruption of the railway services.” Meanwhile, efforts to spread a Missing Girl Found Hiding Out in Attic * | DETROIT # — A 12-year-old Detroit girl, the object of a police Hopes High for Quick End to British Railway Strike LONDON (#—Union and government negotiators met for two hours today in their first full talks to end Brit- ain’s crippling 12-day-old rail strike and then adjourned Informed sources said the two sides traded views and the adjournment does not mean any breakdown. Salaried Group May Get Stock: “Chairman Says Ford ‘Fully Expects’ to Offer ' Shares When Available DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. “fully expects” an opportunity will be given its salaried employes | to purchase Ford stock when it is put on the market. Ernest R. Breech, Ford board chairman, said, however, the com- | pany is undecided whether it will | repeat its stock offer to —) rated workers. Ford sesared| to eal evenly sated employes Ford. stock at half the market price in negotiations with the CIO United Auto Workers union last week, but the UAW re- "| jected the proposal in favor of a guaranteed wage plan. Ford pro- posed to pay half the price of the stock, with worker - hasers paying the other half, &_ If the offer is repeated, Breech said, it will not be subject to negotiations with the union, the new contract leaving to the com- pany’s discretion any stock of- intentions. to sell a part of the block in an investment diversifi- » | cation program. NOT BEFORE 1956 Foundation officials said yester- : Dustiest Day in Town’ S History Hits. San Angele '8 Americans Win in France Conrad, Campbell Are Leading U.S. Golfers in French Amateur th@way today as eight Americans “Winston-Salem, N. C., Col. Conrad of Collidge, Ariz., ' Jim Gray of Jacksonville, Fla, Public Invit ‘to Visit Pontiac's all ing the next days when open house is held at/thé $1,200,000 struc- ture. “Thé observance, which begins tomorrow and continues through . Sunday, will be capped by cere- monies Sunday afternoon at which Gov. G. Menten Willianis will deliver the dedication address. Pla¢ards will steer visitors through the hallways and rooms of the new building, and city staff members will be on hand to an- ‘swer questions. Tomorrow’s open house hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday's are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m: On Sunday, the doors will open following the dedication ceremonies, set for 2 to 2:30 p.m. in front of the building. Molotov to Attend Meet PARIS (INS) — French sources | said today that Soviet Foreign Min- ister V. M. Molotov has agreed to attend a Big Four top level meet- ing in Geneva starting July 18, Royal Tots Try Flying DYCE) Scotland @ — Prince .| the Say Bethlehem May Take Lead From U.S. Steel Recesses Wage Talks, Suggesting No. 2 Firm Setting: Pace FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES PITTSBURGH (INS) — Bethlehem Steel beat U. S. Steel to the punch today and recessed its wage nego- tiations with the CIO- United Steelworkers “until -|sometime next week.” Speculation immediately -| started that Bethlehem, the nation’s No. 2 producer, may be taking the lead in bar- gaining = _with the | « union. Several years back Beth- lehem -broke a contract ne- gotiatioris deadlock by sub- mitting a wage increase of- fer which the union accept- ed. Then the remainder of the industry fell into line. could be repeated. Generally, U.S. Steel, the No. 1 producer, sets the bargaining pace U. & Steel ia still meeting with steelworkers who went into -| union negotiators. The Big Six em- . | ploy 400,000 USW members. ’ The first of other, smaller steel concerns, All um Steel Corp., entered the wege bargain- today. Allegheny - Ludlum announced yesterday that it had agreed to sioners under a plan similar to one worked out with Bethlehem Stee] a few months ago. Observers saw a possibilify that other firms may make similar arrangements -| during the current wage talks. The plan allows workers to sign 4up for lower pensions which will be continued to the survivors. Pre- viously the pension stopped with the worker’s death, Arizona's Heat Just Too Much Even for Snakes PHOENIX, Ariz. @—Arizona’s weather was too hot even for some of its native reptiles yesterday. Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke, director of the Poisonous Animals Re- search Laboratory at nearby Ari- zona State College at Tempe, put four healthy Arizona coral snakes in glass cages and started out for his weekly television show in Phoenix, where the temperature reached 112. When ;Stahnke checked the cages just before going on the re he found the four reptiles dea victims of heat prostration. The show went on, with two Presumably the -same process | ; They kept mum on" the | from negotiating sessions in | out too many worries. afternoon. IGM, UAW Negotiateck Seem Sure of Reaching Settlement Before Sunday DETROIT (P—Negotiators for General Motors Corp. and the CIO United Auto Workers appeared confident today they will reach a contract settlement before a Sun- day midnight strike deadline. strict secrecy agreement. But they went back and forth ‘It was quite a contrast from the grim air that hung over the Ford Motor Co. bargaining last weekend before | an agreement was reached Monday for a three-year con- tract iricluding a supplementary guaranteed wage plan. Another bargaining session was scheduled for eatly Ford and the union signed the new contract wesley: trend of the talks, under a high humor like men with- Lev Is Recalled in Senate Probe Hatmaker Will Testify Again on Alleged Graft; Wool Charged by U.S. WASHINGTON «® — The Senate if? i At the time of suspension Tar- taglia was supervisory military clothing specialist at Natick, Mass. swing a big in 13° to Lev’s Mid-City Uniform Cap Co. of Chicago. The subcommittee is studying evidence of possible graft. in the buying of uniform clothing items for the armed forces. Adenauer Reported Ready fo See Reds ~« BONN, Germany (® — Chancel- lor Konrad Adenauer is prepared to meet Russian leaders, a West German Government spokesman announces. ‘But he added that ‘the meeting will not necessarily take place in Moscow, The spokesman said Adenauer | has insisted there should be an) exchange of opinions between West German and Russian experts | before the place and time of the meeting is fixed. This. exchange of views already | has begun in Paris, he said. In Frankfurt, Russia’s invitation. to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to streetcar “Maybe Konrad wilt succeed in| other /six months of study and offering date presently could be /Charles and Princess” Anne_ went. durable rattlesnakes acting as | what Adolf failed to do — sel ea cz wp for thelr fist plane Fide today. andina | Moscow.”* =steanic meen sar marine Meanwhile, scattéred walkouts of both GM and -Ford workers across the na- tion were subsiding, al- though about 25,000 GM workers and 5,000 Ford workers were reported still idl’. The UAW has wersed both GM and Ford workers to get back to their jobs, Reuther sent telegrams to all GM locals saying work stop- em Hy Fy i © = a3 547 M4 Under the union's value estimate | Of the Ford contract, a similar | deal for GM’ 325,000 auto workers | .and 35,000 electrical workers would | cyst GM about 150 million dollars | a year, with a Siinday midnight. strike deadline, e @¢ »® GM has the same choice as did Ford: Either agree to some form of guaranteed wage — company. financed payments for laid-off workers, supplementing state un- employment benefits — or face a certain strike, Ford preferred to grant a modi- fied guaranteed wage rather than be idled by a strike while GM could continue producing for the ~@ Present lush car sales market. Few expect GM to buck the union and take a strike that would | leave the market clear for Ford. Charles E. Sorensen, Ford Motor | Co, ‘executive vicé president and general manager until 1944, in an interview with the. Miami- Herald | yesterday hailed the partial guar- | anteed wage aS a step toward “greater national prosperity.” | ‘Monkeys Shine a lab which is next to’ the’ reactor. In Téday’s Press County News. Sedied eal ladd dd dele ae Editorials Bee Sppesenene eed on ¢ . Food News..........37 thra 47° Pond ST, 58, &, 6, 61 eee ay iv bxamenges on } emege a orerniney thru al Prepress... wt, , bape : : Here a huge cave was, built of high density concrete, three feet thick. Three windows of special and scientists to look inside. Me- Dearborn City, Authority Both E Shun Testimony! Ann Arbor’ Jurist .W Hand Down Deci Within Few Days 4 FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES ANN ARBOR (#) — Thé first court test of ery | controversial Turnpike A | opened today and h toward an almost a ate detision. All the parties to the with declined to testify, leaving the court’s own verdict come. Promptly, Circuit James R. Breakey Jr. pr ised his decision oh the . $titutional “the next are | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Nab Circus Man: on Local Charge Florida Police Advance Agent; Pe to Ask Extradition An advance man for the Cole ‘res to Burn for Peace at UM’ s Phoenix Saat aaa a 2 _THE, a TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955} | : t the case. I think it is‘ important thpt the Supreme Court get the | Auto Workers Union, who signed an historic. contract with the Ford ‘Howard K. Kelley, chairman. te ar dase «2 on: is «mailer ot put. tw in private business. TIMES HAVE CHANGED — Walter. Reuther, Motor Co. this week, had a rough trip to the top. Reuther and fellow | union orgariizer Richard Frankensteen, who held torn clothing, ed this disheveled appearance in 1937 after a beating by company tough | ter-study work by the Supervisors, guys for their attempts to organize Ford workers. Frankensteen now is (Service Sef Friday © for Accident Victim: neral .service for’ Mark G. Wiebe, Blanc, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday at St. Hugo of the Hills Church, Mrs. Gerhardt VerWiebe of 4671 McEwen Dr., died after the car which his father was driving col- | lided with a gravel truck on U. §. | 10. The parents were not seriously injured in the accident. He is survived by three sisters, Mary Lou and Kathryn at home | and Mrs. Irene Rogers of Flint. Rosary will be recited at 8 p. m. Friday at Huntoon Funeral Home, Pontiac. Burial will be in Holy ee Ringel dew Se oak on ieee eee ee Township. County Water Study Group Seeks Workers The Oakland County Water Study Committee is seeking a $15,000 | appropriation through the Ways | and Means Committee of the Board a} AP Wirephete | time staff workers, according to The money would be part of present- | $75,000 previously set aside for wa- he explained, « “The men are needed to gef Mra, Charles R. 1935 in Toledo, ‘Ohio. Lake City. Setltes bor aban, will . In the } with the Rev. A. E. Se3 1. Edwa ff E z | = ? g f a Akt H, (Hattie) Roberts, Euclid St. -Hope Cemetery thé group “plans to select a secre- and get discussions started toward launching a new program fot securing Oakland “an adequate at ssc Rd., Auburn Heights. burgh, Pa., Pontiac Deaths Mrs: Charles R. R. Kitts (Marie M.)/ Kitts, 64, of 512 S. Jessie St. died |G. Merriman of Pontiac, and two yesterday at Pontiac General Hos- | nephews. pital after a four months’ iliness. Born in Gladwin County Dec. 22, 1890, she was the daughter of Leon ang Elizabeth La Fountain | ; LaFayve and was married August’ Mrs. Emery F. Sadler Mrs. Kitts had lived here 3 years, coming to Pontiac from | jdenly last night at her home. ‘she is sur- a daughter, Mrs. Walter | of Auburn Heights; a} | married.in BayPort Maine in July field, Mass., ‘four grandchildren | { Saturday at 1:30 and four t-grandchildren. Voorhees-Siple Chapel | Wid gt Potbury of ote oypoo Burial i ite Chapel Me- H. Roberts at 63, of 52, funeral will be held trom | on Nowe ig woe | John Teoli a.m, Friday with burial in Mount | St. died at 2 a.m. this morning Catholic | William H. Merriman William Henry Merriman, died early today, after +a short iliness, in his home at 3055 Auburn 61, Pontiac School.District Will Borrow $350,000 Pontiae School district will bor-| with the $400,000 borrowed from 4 raw $350,000 at an interest’ rate. of, one per cent on the sale of anticipation notes to mature ptember of 1955, bidder at this rate was the | = |= State Bank which entered | Might that it would open bids for | itd bid Wednesday night along with | ithe new junior high school on | bid of First of Michigan Corp. | June 14 with the contracts to be ; awarded at 5 p.m. on June 16. | | According to Dr. Otto P. Huf-/ ziger, administration assistant in’ charge of building, the bid forms will be written in three parts with the stipulation that the academ- t atia two per cent rate, /Vernon L. Schiller, ‘treasurer | of the Ponting school district, be at this amount, together The Weather ic section, of the buildi and the gymnasium —- ee a later than March 29, ie" eer eeeae " Pissereserd seeaneres Jet at this same time. This, said, Dr. Dana P, Whit- mer, superintendent of schools, will allow the district to move) & the state on anticipated state ~ ald, will tide the district over un- til the duly tax collections are | The board also "announced last | Smith Fifieral Home. ng be com- pleted by January 16 of 1956, The vocal room is te be com- pleted ag soon after as possible and cafe- teria area is to be finished not ¢ Soo venous E William Wright was to = eeeeevee the ‘ i j hi ot fhe new Linda Vista school by the board of edu- ; en eee N eRe OAH eee cation, tt was decided that inas- meer crores: as much as Wright heads up the spe- ain, id ine cial education program and facili- Year Pontise ties for this type of teaching will wee rene neeren ones P be jocated at the new school, it tft... -s:scs.seveess> 1B | WOUld be desirable to him in | Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. | - | James E. (Dorothy) Lavender, of had been ill three weeks, the technical aspects of the sur- » vey under way,” Kelley stated. “We hope the financing will be approved when the Supervisors meet this month.” The committee was: set pe to launch and carry through a gram to supply Oakland wih’ on an) caseeus and lasting water supply, Thomas J. and Jennie Moore Mer- | Fiman. He served in World War I | and was a member of .Lodge No. j 21. F&AM andthe Norristown Elks Club, -No. 714... Surviving besides hts wife Ruth, | are two sons, John-J. and Clarence Service will be held at 1:30 p.m.,| It is working in conjunction with | | Monday, June 13, from the Huntoon | similar county aes Clair Funeral Home, Buriaj will be in Ms b. — Mt. Park Cemetery. and Macomb. The three commit- within three weeks, said Kelley. |-tare. Mamery F. (Zee A.) Seder. ‘City Treasurer Stricken, | 79, of 102 Henderson St. died sud-| Condition Is ‘Critical! She was born Oct. 5, 1875 in! Stricken by a heart attack at his Coral, the daughter of Levi and home last night, Murray M. Ash- | Care’ Hunter Malcom and was baugh, city treasufer, was on the | “critical” ngewe said hi esman 8 Mrs. Sediey came here trom On- condition was improving, however. | away 4 yers ago. City treasurer for the past two | when he reaches his 70th birth. | White Lake, two grandchildren | ine city since 139. No Murder Trials There are no murder trials pend- ing in Circuit Court for the first time in the nine years that Prose- cutor Frederick C. Ziem has been handling criminal cases for Oak- land ere he = eer Three sisters, Mrs, Vica Lumby, Mrs. Stephen Blain and Margaret bros alf of Waterford, also sur- navies will be heid- Saturday at 2 p.m. in the DeWitt C. Davis | Funeral Home with the Rev. Ken- neth Hutchinson of the First at 9 a.m. in St. Michael's Catholic Church with burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Cemetery. ‘Herman LeRoy Thompson | John Teoli, 67, of 270 E. Pike) | Herman LeRoy Thompson, 68, ‘at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, He Of 8 Ruth St. died yesterday after several weeks illness. Born in Italy Dec. 27, 1888, he} Born Jan. 21, 1887 in Fayette- was the son of Padire and Gio-| ville, Ark., he was the son of vannina Teoli and. was married David and Margaret M. Holeman Sept. 15, 1916 in Providence, R. I. | Thompson. He had been employed at the’ A cabinet maker, Mr. Thomp- Providence |from Niles. - | Div. Coming here | Surviving besides his wife, the 35 years ago, Mr. Teoli was a mem- Born January 29, 1894, in Pitts-| ber of the St, Michael's Catholic | former Menetah Winter, are three he was the son of} Church and the Sons of Italy. | daughters, Mrs. Alma Foltz, Mrs. Surviving besides his wife, Fran- | Betty Lasswell, Mrs. Alta Hogg, ces, are four children, Nathaniel all of Pontiac, a son, Charies, Teoli and Evelyn DeLellis, both of |eight grandchildren and‘ three Providence, Perry Teoli and Le- | great-grandchildren of Pontiac. ona Herresa, both of Detroit. Also surviving are two brothers, ters living in Rhode Island sur-| living in Missouri. vive: Marty Palmeri, Angie, Al-|. Mr. Thompson is at the Pursley bert, Mildred Delucca, Celia Lupo, | Funeral Home where service will } Minnie Teoli and Theresa Colucci. | be held Saturday at 11 a.m. Burial Recitation of the Rosary will be | will be in White Chapel Memorial at 8 p.m. Friday in the Brace-,Cemetery. The Rev. Edmond L. Watkins of the Joslyn Ave. United _The funeral will be held Saturday Presbyterian —— will ima? Carton more? —, fresh your favorite brand. No 89 oi $ *eee eee Sonenes Dept. my Floos Compare Style, Selection and Price | n LADIES-MISSES-GIRLS The child, the son of Mr. and | Citizens Committee — the group Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield | left, head of the CIO | of Supervisors to employ two full- | | probably from the Great peed] |tees are expected to meet jointly | list at Pontiac General | years, Ashbaugh is slated to retire | day next month. He has been with | i General Motors Truck & Coach! Son came here four years ago, The following brothers and sis-|Eari and Jessie” Thompson, both | “Ona A” Day Low Prices — REGULAR BRANDS ;_GIGARETTES =. | br # |The Day in Birmingham _ Two Groups Add Support ; moourmn rowsinr—rv tO SChool Bond Proposal | BIRMINGHAM — Support for a | be held at the. Sheraton-Cadillac : four-year-old Bloomfiela “yes”. vote next Monday on a Hotel in Detroit June 11-15. Township boy who died yesterday, $5,500,000 school bond issue snow- in an auto crash near Grana' balled today ag two organizations The state convention, according to Birmingham Leg president Thomas Campbell, ts scheduled for Saturday and Sun- day with the intermational con- vention slated for the following Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- went on record in ‘favor of the proposal. | In addition, the Independent which surveyed the need for more — facilities in the Birming-| day. ham district — said it was distri-| Birmingham's High Twelve club | buting 10,000 printed folders on the | is the largest in Michigan, Camp- necessity for immediate classroom | pel) said. | expansion® to schools, service clubs Harriet E. Stieglits & , and homes. t 1 5 / Service will be Held at 8 p.m. aittee’s study plus Friday for Mrs. Harriet E. Stieg- recommendations were pre- ‘litz, 56, of 811 Westchester Way at | Manley Bailey Funeral Home. She | died suddenly at Henry Ford. Hos- | pital yesterday. Mrs. Stieglitz, a native of Ish- peming, moved te Birmingham in 1928. -| sented te the Board of Education | last month. The beard, with few exceptions, went along with the recommendations which included the bond issue. Organization support for the pro- | posal came from the Birmingham She is survived her husband | area branches of the League of | van ean uence’ te. Ernest | Women Voters and the American Hewitt of Birmingham, Mrs. | Association of University Women. | pechtold of Bell Aire, Mrs. | Marvin Brokaw, 1165 S. Bates, | McClelland of Detroit: and | chairman of the citizens commit- as Howard Smith of - Elk tee, said support of the two groups veside service will be supported the findings of the com- \ seer at 2 p.m at the ee tho tina. | RAPids Cemetery, Elk Rapids. “It shows,” he said, ings of our committee that the Louls W. Anderson Service will be held at 3 p. m. need for additional classrooms, modernizing of existing facilities | tomorrow for Louis W. Anderson, and completion of two swimming | 1509 Yorkshire Rd., at the Bell pools for community use is based om facts and sound reasoning.” mire proposal, if approved, would authorize the school board to spemd the $5,500,000 over the next three years for five new ele- mentary schools, five additions to existing elementary ‘schools, mod- ernizing older schools and com- | pleting swimming pools at Bir- mingham High and the new Derby |dunior High. One of the pools would be the indoor-outdoor type. | Retiring Birmingham fire chief | Vern Griffith will be honored to- ‘ morrow at a dinner at 7 p.m. at. Names Refugee Chief | Devon’ Gables. Griffith officially) WASHINGTON w—Secretary of retires Aug. 27 after 32 years with | State Dulles today named Pierce the department. J. Gerety, general counsel of the * Civil Service Commission, to take The state and ermine con- | charge of the bogged down refugee ventions of High Twelve clubs will | relief program, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only SPECIAL D Mrs. Hazel Christiansen of Sibley. lowa. Burial will be at Acacia Park Cemetery. NAR DB ob alti Electrically Welded STEEL One Piece Wall Cabinet hn 13% * 52” Long. 24" hee ener a * White Baked En * Chrome Trim Deer P rte SPECIAL PURCHASE! 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Welles Hondboge-Sieet Foot ‘a ¢ Floor es : pops d= i FY Sipe ig NE See : { Sa at ie | F } | , Fgss 1 PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY. JUNK 9, 1955 j a » * SA: ee OE AA ES ER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS _ THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 YY Legion Report Gives - UNESCO-Clean Bill - Because the American Eegion long has been suspicious of UNESCO, its = decision to study that U.N. group was news of real importance. Even more important, in view’of this =. attitude was the nature of the .study eS committee’s report to the Legion's exec- a utive board. As related in the Milwaukee Journal; Ray Murpny, past national commander and study committee chair- man, a year ago told the board the Legion should consider joining UNESCO. ‘ * * *. This advice and MurpHy’s ‘statement that there is nothing wrong with the United Nations . Education, Social and Cultura! Organization, made no impres- sion. The committee was told it had listened to the State Depart- mént instead of making a real \ . Murrny and his group t back to work again and for — BR year probed every phase of ARN cl a; the executive board and gave a two hour report. Among other things, he said _most of the charges against UNESCO are based on misstatements and distor- Scie a bas ahi | said it has nothing to do with U. 8. : school activities, has no.U. S. program and is not favorable to work government. * * *. The chairman further pointed out that the United States Com- ' mission on UNESCO is strongly opposed to world government. _ Finally, Murphy said, 1) NESCO is oa “not atheistic and in no sense is con, St Communistic. oe “In a press telease the executive board fk said thatthe committee had “produced _ ue an exhaustive report clearing UNESCO “3 _ Of left wing charges.”. The. significance =a of this statement is that it is a complete _Yeversal of the Legion's previous official attitude. Se eee ~~—~~~Campaign Expense Law ~ Needs Upward Revision There long has been in both major ities considerable opinion in support of the principles set forth in a bill spon- sored by Missouri's Sen. HennINnGs. , : This measure now before a sub-, s committeé. of the Senate Rules ‘ ~ Committee, would revise upward ; _ the limits now set by law on cam-_ paign expenditures. That there is need for such revisions to safe- 7 guard our election machinery . against corruption is undeniable. . x * * ae Even when most economically man- : . aged in these days of ‘radio, - ‘television _-7 and air travel, a campaign costs many’ ‘times the $3,000,000 allowed each na- tional committee. The same is the case with Senatorial , ‘candidates trying to operate on the/ {$10,000 to $25,000 al- lowed them by/ /Athe law, and with House candidates lirnited to $2,500 to $5,000. te te oe : ‘The Hennings bill would allow «national committees up to $12,- 000,000 and Senatorial candidates up to $50,000 or 10 cents per vote east im the last election, House candidates would be allowed up to $12,500 or 10 cents a vote. Although steps in‘ the right direction, _ ‘these limits would fall far short of ‘needs. In a large state Senatorial can- groups and people expecting to © ‘be rewarded with jobs. GraHAM cited a. GaLLurP poll that showed only one family in 20 made 1954 campaign contributions, but that 33 per cent would have given $5. if asked. _* * * caus if sufficient campaign funds could be raised in that manner, as GraHAM urges, our politicians could run for office without becoming obligated to corrupt or selfish forces. , New Mail Service Begun The Post Office Department has estab- lished a new posta! classification known as “certified” mail. This new-service is intended to meet the need of those who want to know whether a piece of mail has been delivered, ket don’t want to pay extra for indemnity in case of loss. For cost reasons alone, certified ‘mail is expected to re- place much of registered mail volume, — * * * Letters in this ‘category call for a . Special stamp costing 15 cents, or just tions of fact traced to hate groups. He ..’ - didates using modern facilities have to’ spend up to $250,000 to get the issues” Jo th Age It has been esti- half the 30 cents charge for no indem- nity registered mail. Hereafter the min- imum charge for registered mall with $5 indemnity will be 40 cents. It is important to remember that users of certified mail service will get: receipts showing delivery. Otherwise, -it will be handled at post offites and in transit as ordinary mail. * * * There are sound reasons for this new service. Figures show that in handling registered mail at an average unit rate of 52.8 cents, the department was oper- ating at a unft loss of 8 cents or a ‘Late last month Murpuy went before total of more than $5,000,000 for: 1954. The Man About Town Againon July 2-3-4 - System on 3-Day Holiday - Traffic Is to Be Duplicated Punctuality: Something to culti- vate if yeu want to avoid people. The manner of handling the three-day Memorial weekend traffic was such a success . that Sheriff Frank’ Irons tells me the system will be duplicated on July 2-3-4, in co-operation with Chief Herbert W. Straley — ane his police department, and > of Goutal hale eliza ‘ci hin eee. and othets to augment the service. <4 In my last conversation with _ Governor G. Mennen Williams, he highly complimented Pontiac on its method of securing a new city hall under ~-which the-buliding- can- be -dedicated: ‘debt _ free. . Back from a visit with their son at Fort Sills, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Frank-J. DuFrain report considerable wild life in that area. At one point it was necessary to slow up _ their car to allow a herd of buffalo to cross- the road. There’s an extra incentive for Pontiac people te put. special stress on the observ- ance of Flag Day next Tuesday. Not only does President Dwight D. Eisenhower call for a stronger display of the national colors, but : Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield tells me Pontiac's display was so well or- _ ganized last year that it should be kept up, and is a pattern for other cities. A wholesome Pontiac Press fr Wendell Towers of Lake Orion, who phones, “Your editorial on Oakland County’s highway situation in. Friday’s paper showed an exceptional under- bby bouquet comes to the standing of the matter, and was the best _ thing I’ve read in many, many moons.” Oakland County now claims the largest new home development by one builder in Michigan, It is the - : Rodney Lockwood project in Southfield Township, comprising - 1,200 homes ranging from $17,500 to $30,000, some of which will be ready in three months. A mother rabbit bullt her nest in the yard of Mr. and Mrs, Art Lane of Commerce, and sunk it so well that the lawn mower passed over it without harming the young bannive. It now is on a grapay “island” of its own. Pontiac Tiger fans, according to the tear 's _ local manager, *~- d George Winters, should go all out in voting for . Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn | for eae on the all-star team. . Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs, Lee Roy Wolfe. gone Aitte-stath welding orale * "Pass the ‘Ammunition ‘Hal Boyle Says: Gold-Searching Outmoded: nee = : ——— a in Modern New Mexico RUIDOSO| No M. Ww — Leaves from a touring notebook: Francisco Vasquez Corenado. one. of old New Mexico's earliest tour- ists) made a major mistake 415 years ago when he set out on the first great treasure hunt through this territory. * * LJ He didn't bring along a Geiger counter. Coronado, his beart lusting for loot, spent twe fruitless years searching for the golden streets and jeweled towers of the fabled seven cities of Cibola. The ex- pedition, one of the great land seven dusty Indian villages but no gold. . He searched for the wrong metal. He should have been look- - ing for uranium, Uranium fever has swept the Southwest as gold fever did in other centuries, GOLD UNPOPULAR “I don't know of anyone today who is actively pros ing for gold,” said a resident. ‘But there are thousands who are looking for uranium.” * * * A visitor gets the impression that half the motorists and pedes- trians he meets on hill trails are wearing hearing aids, ~ “They aren't ordinary hearing aids,” he is told. “Those peo- ple are listening for uranium.” City dwellers spend their week-. ends seeking the clicking hidden- wealth. Tourists arrive with Gei- ger counters: in their suitcases, hoping to find a fortune on’ their vacations. This is the favorite local gag: “The. quickest way to make is to buy a piece of uran- fum go out and find all the Geiger counters the prospectors have ‘lost."’ . * * However, you don't have to go out in the hills yourself to hope for a-profit from the urantuni rush: ~ Some automobile dealers are of- fering 1,000 free shares of uranium stock with each car sale. JUST BUY A CAR All 'a lazy man has to do is ay a new car — and wait for his uranium dividends to roll in. So far it has been a lofig wait. Ur- anium has turned to be as scarce as — well, as scarce as uranium. But even private fliers have ‘in- stalled special equipment in their planes so they can look for the precious metal sad on routine business flights. The Apache Indians, hitherto.so jealous of any encroachment that -they have forbidden overnight camping on their sprawling 460.- 536 -acre reservation, opened it to uranium prospecting last week for the first time. Prospectors for a fee of $200 each cag search up to six months on the reservation and lease 20 Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE On ‘bended knee I come to you . I ask you to believe me... And in my heart I hope, my dear .. That you will never leave me . I know it may be hard for you . . To take me at my word pes Considering. the past even +. And all that you have heard 4 But I am still the same, and still . . You are my-one and only _ And when I cannot touch your hand . . | am forever lonely . Believe me, dear, and let me prove . That I am true to you . . And all that I desire. is. Love you dear.» Whee life is just... For us to (Copyright 1955) ‘1h Years Ago ‘ervation.”’ ITALIANS ENTRY {ate war ) acres of any area in which they discever ore, “A survey by the Atomic Ener- gy Commission showed two likely uranium deposit sites on the res- said Wendell Chino, president of the tribal business committee and distant kinsman of Geronimo, the last great Apache war chief. * * * : The Apaches are naturally hope- ful that uranium will make them as wealthy as oil did the Indians of Oklahoma. Their reservation borders the White Sands Proving Grounds. LEFT TO WHITE MAN But the Apaches, who have grad- uated from the Stone Age to the atomic era in half a century, are content to let the white man, who put them on their reservation, carry the burden of discovery. “All we insist on are our rights,” said Chino, his eyes twinkling. Se the grave-faced Apaches patiently tend their cattle as the new impatient pale-faced Coron- ados toil over mesa and moun- tain im quest of ~ pale gold of a new age, The Indians figure that, no mat- ter how the uranium boom turns out, they can't Jose, It's a com- fortable feeling for them. They haven't enjoved anything so much since the buffalo days. : ald Voice of the People Thank ful for writer tees wil) oot sled) palates writer pss ‘equests un! the ‘etter. is critical im. 3 - Let's praise God for our good Samaritans of today, as we have some now, just as in the days of Last Thursday I was involved in an ace ident at Huron and Tilden Streets I was stunned for several min- utes. Seme kind gentleman, whom I didn’t know, took my car from the intersection and moved it to safety. He alse took my purse and car keys untiy I Was able to care for them. -Mueh praise goes to that man and the lady who were so kind to «me. . The other party involved in the accident was the grandest person. lls car was smashed up consid- erably. yet his kindness and cour- tesy were wonderful. The officer from the Waterford Township police department was kind and courteous, too. The agents from the insurance com- pany handied the stustion with over the injuries received in the aceident, So again I thank God for each and everyone who was so kind to Me tn a time of need, and may | do good unto my fellow man in ° return. Mrs. M. A. Waters Johnson ‘Marl- Marauders’ Head Answers Pace Letter Skin diving is fast becoming a very popular sport in the lake areas surrounding Pontiac and is being injured by misleading facts about the ease and simple opera- tion of the necessary equipment used in this sport. A_ recent letter specified, in the opinion of the writer, that there is no danger in diving down to the 35-foot level. I disagree, and rightly so, We have been operating a skin diving organization in this area for two years, incorporating safety precau- tions and advice from such people as Rene Bussoz, pioneer in the development of the sport, 208 N does not affect all persons in the same manner, Some swimmers may reach 35 feet without diffi- ealty, while others may expe- rienee sharp pain in the ears and Case Records of a Psychologist principle they agreed on. FHL Woman Recently. invoWied in Accident: Good Samaritans of Today “cheat, and. at depths eos than “he pressure and water gravity in your body are the deciding fac- ters which determine the limit of your operations underwater. Another poin¢ which was fot mentioned is that persons subject to asthna or asthmatic conditions, coughing spells, sinus. and other conditions relative to the breathing system should not participate be- low 20 to 30 feet. This is because of consequencgs brought on by pres- sure and physical changes within the body. Coughing is dangerous to swim- mers. who have not had enough experience or instruction to know what to do when the spell oc- curs beneath the surface, thus los- ing the- mouthpiece, gulping wa- ter and here tragedy enters the scene. u This inexperience is bad for Pan sport, as well as the imanufactur- ers of such equipment. Nine times out of ten, the tragedy ts due to carelessness, inexperi-- ence,lack of instruction and the lack of supervision in the case of beginners, : ~ Persons interested in participat- ing in this sport should be taught to the fullest extent the limitations of the various types of equipment sold and begin their underwater adventure under the. strict super- vision of an experienced diver. No one should be allowed 'to:go down afone, especially beginners. Those persons dame to engage in this sport sheuld be capable swimmers beforehand: and should be taught how to support 40 pounds of equipment while on - surface waiting for aid. Underwater, the equipment ‘Sea’ no apparent weight, yet after swim. ming around below the surface you burn up much energy and upon_ returning to the surface find it: difficult to maintain buoyancy, Most self-contained units are et the hour and half-hour capac-— ity. Ne one should spend mere than six hours uaderwater in any — 24 hour period, due to physical — reactions within the body itself, — change of pressure, depth and — the use of energy which tend to — weaken the system. : We would welcome the oppor- | tunity to aid, demonstrate or in-— struct in the use of such equip-— ment without any obligation to those wishing to learn. A call to our headquarters, FE 5-7891, will start action on their behalf, Remember, no sport can be popular until the rules are laid down and safety | precautions followed to protect the participants. ; President “Michigan Marl Marauders s Lewis L. Loch | James Marlow Says: Both Unions and Industry Have Grown WASHINGTON @® — Eighteen years ago newspapers carried pic- tures of Walter Reuther, his face bloodied, after a beating by com- pany tough guys for trying to organize auto workers into a union. This week newspapers carried pictures of the same Reuther, all smiles, sitting beside smiling John S: Bugas, a Ford Motor Co. vice president, after their agreement on an historic — : * 2 Those bloody days of 1937 may seem primitive now. In the inter- vening years the United Auto Workers has become the largest ~ union in the CIO, it has organized all the auto makers’ plants and the industry hag learned to live with it. An historian, looking back on this week 200 years from now, may think the way UAW President Reuther and Bugas worked out the contract was as sensational as the Are a Few More Dates Worth Risks i Involved in Pre-Marital: Sex Relations? grow fearful lest the boy ‘tell’ of were in her eyes when she de- Marilyn.said “Good-bye” to her boy friend _with tears tn her eyes. She felt crushed but she knew she was acting wisely. For men always ad- mire spunk and idealism so no girl ever loses charm by. living up to the rules of the “game” Never Esau, because you are afraid of being jilted” i By DR. GEORGE. W. CRANE Case 0-352: Marilyn T., aged 17, is the.senier high schooler who was faced with a grave moral de- cision. » ; “Morality is chiefly mathema- tics,”’ I informed Marilyn as I drew a picture of a scales with its two pans. _ * * * “If you accede to this boy friend's insistence that you submit to his illicit sexual demands, what do you gain? “Well, you may ‘buy’ 15 or 20 more dates with him before the end of the school year. “But you plan to ge on to col- lege and it is the usual reaction that torrid high school romances cool off when either the boy or girl goes away to college. “So you may not be as attract- ed to each other in another year. In fact, you may drift into simply casual friendship. BIG PRICE— a “Why pay such a big price for 15 or 2 dates? other scale pan we'll list the dis- advantages. _ ; * * @ |, “First, you may break ® pel par- ents’ hearts, espegially if you be- come pregnant and must quit school in Social disgrace. “All through your 17 years school, college and happy mar- riage. “Is it worth garabliag with such “sell” out, Tike Now in this. your affair, especially, if he drinks liquor. “You will become shifty-eyed. and evasive. You will grow suspicions and marnegaoll the other girls are whispering about : “You'll imagine people are _in- dicting you, for you will have an inferiority. complex all time, and just for the price of 15 more dates! GUILT FOLLOWS “Next fall, if you should go to college and really fall truly in love with some other man, then you'll be scared to- have him come to your home town to visit, lest he learn about eee hee affair. “dy yea sony evn, WA Sas - cover >, Se ot eee ot OS sort often produces many sins, such as lies aé ie rina “Se in-one pan. of our scales, we see 15 dates you may buy “The other. scales pan contains possibly broken -hearted parents, an infant born outside of wedlock, gonorrhea and syphilis, suspicion, “ties, and a broken spirit in your- self. it’s UP To You : | ez* . fa : Tra livered her, ultimatum, as she con- fessed to me later. But the boy not only retained his respect for her high ideals, but came back to her after three days and asked to continue with their behind your beck. ** romance on her terms” For most men admire idealism, oO any girl with charm Hever loses by _— the game according to the rules, Always write te Dr. in care - Pontiac, Mich: enclosing a long 3c self. —— and oo to cover ree printing when you one of his payenatagios! (Copyright — Up Since ‘37 Both sides negotiated as business. men, Neither made swaggering threats beforehand, thus, making compromise possible. Both com-— promised. The company yielded — more than it originally offered; ‘Reuther accepted less than he de- manded. That historian, looking back with — the hindsight of history and the evidence of events which haven't occurred yet. may decide the ma- turity both sides showed in this case was the coming of age of American labor and management e . s Perhaps that is true for the UAW and the auto industry and they will henceforth live peacefully. But it won't be true with other unions and other industries and it may not be true for the UAW and the auto makers, This week's Ford-UAW settle — ment, friendly as it was. was a cold-blooded business. If Ford de- _ fied the union and the workers struck, the corfpany might have lost disastrously in the fierce com | petition with General Motors. Ld * “ If GM now doesn’t grant the UAW what Ford did, and there's a strike, the giant of the industry aa suffer terrible damage. But | in any auto strike that lasted long tne workers would suffer terribly mm is nice to think labor and Management in the auto industry — have become mature, But if they are mature now, their coming of | age had its roots in a factor both sides recognized in each other: _both hold enormous power to hurt _ ‘each other. — * * = But it will bea long time before all unions and industries wil] work out their problems as peacefully as the auto industry and the UAW. This may be particularly true in the South, where the merged AFL- CIO plans big organizing drives. In some areas of the South the grow- ing pains haven't marted yet. Some Parents Succumb. to ‘Bad Tonsils’ Warning By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. A familiar device of ever-ready operators working up busiriess for themselves and the hospital is this: * L @e« _ “The child will probably contin- pre to have one cold after another ‘until those, bad tonsils are _re- moved.” This shabby trick disarms uncles, \ ment of any’ kind. They leave f to the gullible guardians to draw the inference that tonsillectomy tole oe amendment if. any reputable physician or group of physicians can show that there are today any more authorifative or more earefully com observed over a period and then, when the | were froin 14 to 17 years ol students, “the general of repeated colds was y less than it had been the childfer| were four — to seven years of age.”|/ 7 ” Epes 2 adenoids had | sonered cont (484 chil. Soek ll subject to re- Whose temelils and adenoids Gee entice ne, ee ethereal ~ eas tn view of these statistics I n say. I don’t see ho ity Goctor etn: ate + ' = s Eid ae rs as ae oo . t fe | ee: '___‘LHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 ee i . a sale : ul | it was scary plunging out fnto| first jumped info the water and! Dpnvere birthday bank from th Abandoned B47 Puls | catighc socecte pes toes one] acy cates tcagh bn cadn"| eee as pile saiey « caheet deyertiete. | nolan the persons questioned in this city in Church Burglary Frozen Juice Buyers |were regular users, Large fami- _ Fishermen fo Flight |=: ws cay css who were scared. |’ Dear ced hin. two comgeniena| DEQGA, BL, s)—The congregition | sventuat return ot the ban, | EdUCatEd, Well-Off [eect rggtle Bolger dem a . | ; | men were at a small lake! sned with minor injuries, but | of the Methodist Church hag turned | fashioned in the shape of 9 cross. educations were the heaviest pur- LYNCHBURG, Va. w—Lt. Floyd|Wher> the plane fell, preparing . | Y ARBOR’ (UP)—Income and- chasers frozen L, Doss,’ of beer ‘ens bi tor some night fishing. Doss spent over 6 hours in the | to the Lord instead of the police’ The bank was returned — lett presi pag ak in the —— : “The ee coined the few men © bail out o's baie When they saw the bomber, | top of a South Carolina pine tree | for. the solution of a theft. And on » shelf. It was empty. Now frozeh orange juice. according to | schoul’s Gicheess odetiatelnedion| per hour BAT jet béenber, adm! with all its landing lights on, ‘before National Guardsmen got _ they're getting results. prayers have renewed for the thief a University of Michigan survey. department, revealed that an esti- , Tr, its mevadinaman ing down at them, they him down. 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Meng tl Gu cor The ty ef nger may .be slow in coming, the re- strapped into an — * | mov —— p searchers are éxploring other companies have joined in the effort | fatalities are a result of head Boyhood Buddy Protects Bing Studio Property Man first gave the movies a whirl ” HIS MAIN WORRY Cottrell became a property man and hag.been at Paramount for many years. When he talks about Crosby, it's easy to realize the methods of bedy restraint. Kee pecpudid are a chant queda fel oct } over the steering post and padding | e 2 @ over’ the dashboard. The former would save many drivers from chest injuries; the latter would. absorb -head blows with almost identicaj Generally they are coming up answers. Simulating various types crashes, with driveriess cars oc- | blows. potentially injurious blow to the of | torso against the steering wheel; where the rate of deceleration is Aeronautical filiate of Cornell University. And the safety belts have been LINCOLN, of surgeons who participated re- J. cently in a panel discussion of the peared befoye the body. car safety problem, i In * * * laboratory's ‘Research Trends,” | of Montana. says that to-be really effective the belt “‘must be attached to the | primary structure (frame) of the in here?” asked Aronson. car;” that the belts should be Applause followed. arranged with one person per belt. | Members | cameral (one-house) WHAT HAPPENS? What happens to driver and pas- | lots. University _ laboratory in a car with relatively little added | | tests showing how safety belts pre- cost, But, they add, few persons t injuries. want the belt until they have been | ¥*? serious traffic acci-- They add also that the belt | alone may not be the complete : Finds GOP at-Last in Nonpartisan Unit Neb. i” — Partisan | politics crept into Nebraska's non- unqualifiedly endorsed by a group | partisan Legislature when Gov. Hugo Aronson of Montana ap- a brief address, Aronson noted he is only the third Re- Alvin C. Smith, writing in the publican to be elected governor Silence greeted the comment. “Aren't, there any Republicans | of Nebraska's Legislature are elected on non-political bal- uni- beyond a certain point the driver, if not impaled on the steering wheel post, will also receive a}. head blow against the upper wind- shield or windshield. molding. * .* * For the adult in the front seat, the head initially strikes the upper windshield molding region, fol- lowed by a secondary head blow, usually glancing against the wind- upper instrument panel shelf, CORNELL LAB FINDS: . Describing its tests the Cornell | Laboratory reported: “Rear seat occupants frequently ended up in the rear compartment, although photographic records dis- ‘closed they had traversed the length of the compartment—rear to front and then back again.” Out sol the tests may come In a tiont-end collision the driver will invariably receive a. shield and a facial blow on the. Among these other methods are i such things as pullout panels, crash bars and special seat design. It is agreed, however, that these | devices, requiring major redesign of the vehicle itself, are restricted’ to the car of the future. "2 Canadians Plan Round-World Trip EVERETT ™ — A couple of British Columbia men with a small | boat and a large case of wander- lust are getting ready to start a | round - the - world -cruise which |“might take three years—‘‘We're not in a hurry.” Barney G. Stoney, 44, of Van- ‘couver, is the skipper..His crew is Brian C. Laurence, former British army dispatch rider. They have a 33-foot fishing boat. They plan to loaf down the Pa- cific Coast, visit the Caribbean, then return through the Panama Canal and head west. | Cottrell, and Crosby Grew Up Together in Seattle HOLLYWOOD (OP)—Bing Cros- by has a friend who, whether Crosby wishes it or not, is about as close to being a guartian angel as an earthling can get. In addi- tion to that, he’s also about as plain-talking as anyone in the business ever is with the Old Groaner. * *« * The person involved is Jimmy a studio property -man who grew up with Crosby in Seat- tle, Wash, - In fact, they used to get in fights together, but usually they were on the same side rougher sessions on Seattle’s B street, The adult phase of their story begins with o¢cupations. Crosby decided to sing for his supper in night clubs. Cottrell became a boxer and crooner is his main worry. “T talk to Bing the same way as when we were kids,"’ he said. “I tell him straight. I'm one guy who always levels with him. 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But Paglino meekly appeared in the sheriff's office in the custody of jailer Ryben Sauers. As Deputy Sheriff Jack Culligan put Paglino qn the elevator to return him to jail he turned for a moment and the elevator door suddenly closed. Paglino was inside and the offi- eer outside, The elevator then de- scended to the garage of the court- house building. The door opened as Sauers approached. “Tm Pais: Paglino said. “I'm waiting to be taken ta, jail.” Sauers did just that. The radio alerts were canceled. Pagling was charged with kill- ing a drunk and rigging the evi- dence to make it appear that he/| himself had died in a tourist court fire in* St. Louis County in April 194, He was — in a tavern iV ee sal related to my ¢ Vcoopprn UL Ds work. Un- 2 GRIN scramble as 3 SworDC few as possi- _ 4 LEMAC ble to guess 5 TOSMUCE | my lnc. An 6 EREHO swer appears , under orrow, - reading 7 RICUCS Litil downward. 8 GLUHA ag ain is 9 KESOJ ea What's My Line. 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AN Saginaw St Phodle FE S4lt- ind * }- he } id THE PONTIAC PRESS, T HURSDAY, JUNE 9, (1955 a * WASHINGTON (NEA) — young girl leaving the clinic be viously was pregnant. It was ob- vious, too, that she wasn’t married, older woman followed behind and started a conversation. The woman was kindly and most standing. under- A few weeks tater, the young girl had borne her baby—and an- | other innocent child had been) claimed by a shady adoption ring | which would peddle him off to the! mand for adopted children. There highest bidder. In 1953 alone, according to latest and as yet unpublished figures from the Children’s Bureau of the Health, Education and Wélfare De- it, more than 22,000 babies placed in strange new through illegal, unrecog- babies is greatly stirred up. frightened, un- i “IT am looking into those situa- tions where babies are not being put into recognized and competent agencies,” explains Miss Thornhill. who has already taken a swing | through Tennessee,~ Florida and, New York. a yor llandPhos pmgr-ong all the latest on the situation of unprotected babies so the Chil- dren's Bureau will have some hard-hitting. and useful facts to Approximately 146,500 babies are born each -year to anmar- “‘Most of the babies involved in the black market are born to young unmarried en,”’ she says. ““The black operators take ad- S. Delves Into Problem of Black-M. arketed Babies BIG RAPIDS @—A new, two sicians’ office assistants at Ferris Institute was disclosed at a meet- Flourish Trerris Plans Course . ne the Tri-County Medical for Doctors’ Aides R. E. Pattulo, dean of-instrur tion at Ferris, presented the course plans for members of the associa- tion” which includes physicians ene etacie, Uahalie end Lake counties. ir, |Graidmother Will Take. William's Son to Europe — “LANSING w—The executive of- | MARGARET THORNHILL care | | vantage of these girls at a time of deep emotional stress."’ “One of the most important fac- | tors, " Miss Thornhill points out, “is the tremendous @e.| are simply net enough babies to | meet this need .no matter what | channels parents. choose to go' through. adoption petitions were filed in courts across the country, This is 60 per cent greater thad the estimate made in 1944, “The sale of infants for-a profit to would-be adoptive parents is due in a large part to lack of adequate protections in many states, 'This is a critica] situation, but ft is . most critical for the individual | child who becomes an innocent. party.” | The actual case outlined above, which happened in New York City, | ustrates how an adoption ring It is one of many Miss Thorn- hill encountered in her recent trip. While this case involved money, the hundreds of others which don’t | have equally sad results. The older woman who had of- | fered to help did not meet the | | sit by accident. She makes it her business to spot a. girl in trouble, and she has a seemingty | easy answer to all worries and_ uncertainty. ae In return, the pregnant woman agrees to give up her baby. after | birth out of desperation and fear. But when it's all over and she no longer has her baby, she has a ter- rible feeling of remorse, and it is unlikely she wil! make a satisfac- tory adjustment: The baby’s future is just as dark Tt ig taken by a couple who are unable to have a child. This has been an emotional upset for the wife whose desire for a child has tat ez sand can aftond market. And so this child inno- cently ts used as a cure for a | Miss Thornhill stresses that oth- er cases vary around the same theme. Sometimes the pregnant mother is falsely led to believe her child will be returned. Later she finds that papers she signed made it legally possible for | the baby to be kept. 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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, ws Shakespeare Festival’ opening | hear peated Posi intend of Massey | Gets a Divorce From Honest” Abe’ er gore ay [ngen tes corte his- coffee ‘cup? That sort of ges- perience. . a it has- all sorts of deep. mean- By PHYLLIS BATTELLE - place to deposit’ his legs, “I am [hand at Shakespeare, but actually; ‘There was also an ambiguous jean assignment will take place at) © fn. =* ling in ‘the modern theater—but "NEW YORK (INS)—Raymond | %e old and teo fat to se Lin- |I've collided with the bard only mention,” he remembers with a the launching next month of Amers | The bard knew a darn sight es be erdone,” Massey of Broadway and. Holly- | | ein any more. | am therefore (once in my life—25 years ago taugh (a Massey laugh is rather ica first all-Shakespeare theater in| more about the theater than al- se i{ching, actor id * : : Stratford, Conn., a big cultural _| Michi Hi . wood is. eternally grateful. to. | cramer tees 7 y at pe time ns oe pr oary prise like that of a vocally coached be cole = = poi anyone alive today and for | At, the Keawtii new Shaheqpeat Michigan Wages High * ' cas | project which the actor believes | entertainment he just couldn't go | ean ‘theater, located less than two Abraham Lincoln of Illinois and | or'eiioe, te : scafes me to death Now. You dan’t hyena, and is infectious within a |i, long overdue. 2 oF ks ware cites aair bed haus drive Gem New Sak City, ‘Compared to Average Washington, D, C., for giving him | ’ oe: ad lib Shakespeare, you know. 100-yard radius). “It was written *. ¢ & | Weeng. « a comfy living in the theater | Such an. announcement. as this, js Zo med Robert wei. 4 | still be the biggest money-making. Massey will alternate between two) KALAMAZOO, Wt — A report by. these last 17 years. But h ot | Coming from a distinguished actor oe Dawe 00d pad, Yon have gf erring sey it oun Fe ee, ee playwright in the business.” roles: Brutus in ‘Julius Caesar,” |Dr. Paul V. Sangren, president of ye e€ canne have a memory like a~—well—a|. chucy Wine, »iand Greek to a scholar,” he Says. | os 6 and Prospero in ‘The Tempest.” |Western Michigan College, in- honestly play the; role of Honest | born in Canada and graduated ‘Raymond Massey plays Hamlet | «¢ and Prospero in “The Tempes : er ones Shakespearean actor.” : Massey pay} |““Every actor, to be good, should: ‘wor, more, Massey believes . dicates that the average Michigan Abe again.. ; v |from Oxford in the Merrie Olde Whea: be plaped ° vm, jp | 8S & Very decent young man who | qo Shakespeare—because it will | egesers will be heppy (0 see] “Golly, the lines are wonder- family has $1,000 more to spend * * * a . . come ‘Hamiet | » : ’ - . ve i i ” . +“ ‘ Massey foals he a epee ners’ —— om oat * | 1930, Massey found it the bard- fama aes : - you CMM! make every other form of acting | normal characters again. “Shake-| Wl” he says, “and there ts owe | 010.” ear than the wide asse! as outgrown & particular surprise. Except to’ |take that many ways but, for the | easier to comprehend and _inter- caant je that sums up what we talked a] the White House and, in effect, the actor himself. _ est work he had done before, | sake of my stomach, I took it as a pret.” speare knew the normal people ee. passed Mr. Lincoln by. /NO AD LIBBING : : " Ee of) about eartier—why I. can no h doll received | and pessibly since, and was re- good notice." * so weil,” he hays. ‘So many of a ayes yee He said for each do on te ~ q : warded “by five good, two in- | , And as for the people whe go = the allied fine playwrights . to- cans a 1 orca Ges voles. jin 1929 the - average What I men is,” he said, “Some people -have the impres-| different and two bad reviews FIRST IN AMERICA to Stratford, Conn., to. see the day know only the neurotics .. . ‘family now gets about $2.70. 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He says he can use his share of the auction money. omen sot | i d by Sovi cotton had Impresse y viet ah hardy strain ot cotton that dragged from their doubtful ned out most * protesting souls.” NEW DELHI, India «® —What soil provided the first bale ? does Indian Prime Minister Nehru They finished plucking ft late ‘Now that Ford Motor Co. has | think of the reception he is getting yesterday from a 240-acre Rio sa | agreed with the CIO United Auto’ | i, Moscow? Grand Valley tract operated by : ‘Workers to pay idle workers the | i stories trom Indian newsmen Bock and Will Wallace some 15 : differennce between their wm |. companying him are any indica- miles east of Edinbeurg. Picking employment benefits and tion, the Russians have made an | began Saturday. Ginned at Edinburg from 1,647 | pounds of seed cotton, the 537- | pound bale was sped some 35 miles | here under police escort. It was ‘immediate favorable on Nehru. The Hindustan Times, which is ride, to Nehru’s Congress paity, impression| — compensation, *’ unemployment said in a dispatch from its editor | | officially registered in the Harlin- Hart sald. touring with Nehru: “Popular en-_ gen police station at 48 minutes Hart, ‘saying it would be in- | thusiasm knew no bounds. where- ‘and 40 seconds after 6 p.m, | Last year’s first bale was cashed ‘In for $4,500. The normal price is oe. Tk BS see | around $150 a bale:- = ~ | Block, 530, is a pioneer Edinburg ‘MY FOOT ITCHES’ — Visited by a friend in a! there. It had been amputated. ‘The little girl lay in farmer, Wallace, 38, farms and |. Winfield, Kan., hospital, that’s what three-year-old the hospital not. knowing that her mother and four runs a cotton gin and vegetable Connie Ruth Lawson, victim of the tornado that others of her family had been. buried in the Udall Picking shed at Edinburg. blew her home town of Udall to pieces, told the | cemetery. Her father, also a tornado victim, is alive | friend. But the foot Connie complained of wasn't in a Wichita hospital. . 43 ever he appeared in public. , 50-50,"" Block said happily. : “What will I do with my share? | Man that’s easy. I'll pay off some | City Libraries Add 23 | Estranged Wife Calls _ | neces 7. to get support for her | Daa ee ae oe ‘ : ‘0 s earlier this year. ‘New Books to Shelves ‘Bruce Cabot ‘Coward’ ceria Court has decided that; “I'm not kiddin’ you, , mister. | | | Cabot owes her $4,950 for the sup- There's just been no market f Added to the Pontiac City Librar-) tio) ywoop a — Franchesca | port of Alfonsine, 2, and sentenced corn pore Sweet oma les collection this week were | new books for adults including 12) non-fiction and 11 fiction selec- | tlons. The new works are: de Scaffa, 24-year-old Venezuelan him to five days in jail for com |roasting ears have gone begging. | tempt, if he returns here. Cabot, bee can't even give them away. It's been rough." Block and Wallace planted their | cotton Jan. 23, It flourished despite’ actress, calls her estranged hus- 52, has indicated he'll remain in band Bruce Cabot “cowardly” and | es as ee ee says she will pursue him to Italy, | basement not a villa. er who suffered losses on corn and | “We'll split the auction money | drought and no Irrigation, It is paymaster cotton, a. type de- veloped for/dry West Texas and grown in dryland sections of the valley, Most of the valley is irri-| gated. The valley, a semitropical strip at Texas’ tip, annually pro- ) duces the firs ale because of ts early growing The Harlingen S Camber of Corn- merce will auction the bale within | a week, The growers get $1,500 | from the chamber for bringing the | bale here, plus whatever it auc- tions for. Last year’s winner, Ray Barnick Light That Wasn't There Puts Tipsy Driver in Jail PETERSBURG, Va. ®—Therf it was, a truck as big a8 a house, ‘parked smack in the Sst of a city wmntersection. A policeman wanted - know why the truck didn't move but the driver, Charles H. Turner, 22, of Moberly, Mo., said he was waiting for the light to change. There was only one thing wrong 'with his story, There’ wasn’t any light at the intersection. Turner was fined $100 and given | of Mission, auctioned his bale for | 0 Today jal commen gm & sac."¥" Sit." Juvenile Delinquency rence the dsc! 2 Pilot Burns to Death . '| Herman Marchel, 26, and Richard family livis le e Editor of Coldwater Weekly in Theft From Store |otemom. ao sore: ans | Laid to Breakdown aie delegates — trom ortedes.in) Planes Wreckage "Believed in Freedom of Press | ancsco o = rive suturman Frank” Kurowst, of RNet| NEW YORK un—The Synagogue eles De, Aran J- Feldman, _ocrwotn. Cul: © Seume | policemen were summoned today Grove Council o ° : jthat “Will presents the graceful | >efore the Cook County (Chicago) eee : t Amer oer the wave! for the coming year. He succeeds to death in the wreckage of his of juvenile . delinquency is a Dr. Norman Salit, of New York. i grand jury in connection with . ° |plane yesterday. His foot was nso ceraaaed of a monkey dodging stealing an estimated $800.of mer- Youth Killed, Gir | Hurt moto cccial daria Demeg | wedged under the gas tank and brickbats. chandise from a suburban super- in Two-Car_ Collision | + : It’s Hard to Heist Hogs | bystanders, including his father, | The council, at its national meet: could de nothing to save him. BECAME EDUCATOR market. =e a was born in Coldwater Three of the five policemen con- WILLIAMSTON & — Richard jor gerirac dd prea the youn BLOOMINGSBURG, Ohio (UP) | The pilot was Deneié Guts ie in 1860 and after his publishing | Stitute the entire law enforcement ned Waters, 17, of Fowlerville, was | aberoes pais aril ie enges S| —Somebody went to a tot of trou Nab, 44, grandnephew and heir of days became a well-known edu. | 8gency of Norridge, a suburb west Killed and a girl companion crith- 2) ual resource at the bie to steal four hogs from Tom / Gavin McNab, attorney and color. cally injured last night in a two-| COmmand of the community.’ |Parrett’s farm. Sheriff Orland | ful political power in San Francis- eator. of Chicago. The other two police- ; i. - ; He was superintendent of car collision on U.S. 16 a mile} The body cited a “breakdown” | Hays said the thief drove a vehicle, lee at the turn of the century. He schools at men are from neighboring River f , Marshall and estab- west of Williamston, in neighborhood ties and “‘indif- presumably a small truck, into jhad flown here to visit his father Grove an a giris’ school in nect- |"... & Con They were released last night State Police said DeWaters lost ference of parents in.a community Parrett’s hog lot, loaded four hogs | | George Betts wa retired in 1930 and returned | after being questioned by State’s cofitrol of his car and swerved to the rare ra problems of their’ aboard and then got stuck. The oon takeoff, the pjane struck a to Coldwater where he died in | Atty. John Gutknecht, He said the into an oncoming car Gail Sher- | ° — oods." thief then walked about three 12,000-volt power line, flipped over 1940 at the at His on | five admitted looting the Jewel mer. 17, also of Fowlerville. re- | * « miles into town and stole a tractor aa burst into flames Frederick Toamaad ra tives en | Food Store in Norridge early last turning from a drive-in theater | The council urged all other re- which he used to pull the truck McNab's passenger John Mar- Route ps Coldwater. bend : with DeWaters, was. critically ligious organizations to join in out of the mud. The tractor was cus, 30, was thrown free although ale irected to appear before the hurt. bringing neighborhoods under re-' abandoned nearby critically burned, 5 do they have SPORT SHIRT ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! LIVELY EDITION OF 7 YEARS AGO — Frederick M. Townsend took stand on freedom| Townsend te ea Hm etn) nownmad et ate en at Penney’s! ‘The papers are some 70 years | *" papers and wrote of one Dick Haymes Plans Church Council 4: |May Ask Views to Become Citizen of Soviet Clergy | a | crooning husband of ee NEW YORK —The National Hayworth sometimes went outside the of-| ” was, in its edi-| ficial record to report what hap-/‘or’s words, devoted to “local | pened. Describing a man who| "ews and gossip, comment, so-| ; E pleaded guilty to assault on his | “ety, humor and recreative litera- ++ Says , mother and sister, the editor tre.” ae ee : ; wrote: “George will take in De-| When Townsend “gossip, trolt for 90 days. He chased his|M™eant it. If he heard of a young Penney’s “Father-of-the-Year” folks with an axe at 3 am, being/™*n taking his girl, or another heb ex Pe ae aeons I too gallant to strike a woman with | ™4n's girl or wife for that matter, Bee Bed os Pop Foy ie , | his fist.” for a buggy ride on’ a lonely ‘ [ country road, Townsend would Yes, sir! Penney’s counters are piled high with the cream ef CRITICAL COMMENT report it. of the new summer sport shirt crop! It's our great Annual 3 Drama criticiam was another * ¢ « rntdessacl a oat Neues speed of Se ean rene! 7) wide open field for Townsend. In| He commented one time, about FABRICS ...the COLORS... the STYLES... the VALUBS...are | trical noted: " horse imply terrific! Stock up f rself...for Father's Day me Oat tam be Re le wan com toting be , ond cher Ott comiaan -NOW, che we've still got THs . MOST... THE BEST! | J | Council of Churches. is consider- ’ don for citileahtp hore pestnday, |e the possibility of send. He told reporters, “I should have ing American church leaders to applied for citizenship a long time eo ago. * oS . The Argentine - born singer was| The council's 250-member Gen-| of pend Sram proses |srul ard Yer” vedo | | “PERMANENT WAVE COTTON! NEW | after he made a to Ha- . 2 _ TaE to ins feo te a: 2 ge Gonos | | EASY-CARE SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS | * ¢ *® . ae > : Last week a federal court riled | _ The council is a fedefation of 30 | * a 3 Haymes did not lose his chance | Protestant and Eastern Orthodox be Like ripples in a pond, and just about as cool! j i for citizenship because of the trip —_ with 35% million’ This new cotton keeps its wavy finish through- be bende ars a geupaphical pert ef ™in the Soviet Union, Christiant: || | out its long life and never needs Ironing, no ‘a the United Stat ty’s main arm is the Russian Cr- matter how often it’s washed. Pick from a : ae eons ot the crooner’s cit- | thodox Church, Baptists and some 3 wide assortment of patterns.,.dramatic bolds, at, 4 : : : 3 > ts soe izenship application may be held = — a — _ trim neats, and special nautical motifs...in cctiien tomes —e i New low price on cotton Continental Leok Town- Dan River plaid — sport up if the government appeals the | #/80 have churches there. 4 Penney’s blunt collar short sleeve model. aa as plisse vat-print sport shirts craft® sport shirts in ma- shirts.. Vat-dyed cottons Geeision that he counet be de) o. ropcsed conference, the ported. board said, would be aimed at achieving “a just and durable for men! New fashion pat- ~~ yon Ass enpany aagiey -. with the famous Wrinkl..,_ terns, trim new collar styl- lar shows matching facing - Shed® finish and crisp, Woman Plumber Says peace.’ e ea a : ing. No fronings. 8,M.L, XL. = — —_ Bizes nant Summer . oat «4 : _| The General Board also ap- ; : 3 _ small, medium, large, extra vying, &, M, CHICAGO ®—Mrs. Lucile Oecl-! struction of a 17-story,\ 14-million- 2 + =" ‘lerich of Augusta, Ga., one of the dollar united church center on Riv- ‘ eas ee aig, en” |’ FATHER’S DAY, JUNE 19... SHOP NOW FOR DAD! _ S76. eet anbilg © more Sm! Just to Let Him Knelw Mrs. Ocllerich, and petite,|/ CHESHIRE, Conn. (UP)—A thief married a eather on helped out | added insult to injury when he in his office. When her husband telephoned Joseph Fazzdne in died six years ago she began study. | the wee hours to tell him his au- | ing the trade's techniques herself, | tomobile had been stolen. 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Thurs. 9:30-6 | aca THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 | i 2 in ae nd and Heaven or judgment and de-| . Lig . ae : ne led z : a ease: de * 2,000 Respo seco Swedish Tanker Hit, | “ to Graham Call « ends his five-day Paris - Crusade, which se far has brought out moré "| than 31,000 persons. Nearly 2,000 of them have answered the Amer- | ican evang?list's call to make ‘‘De- | cisions for‘ Christ." ; | “We have fallen in love with’ the | French people,” Graham told a crowd of nearly 10,000 last night. “We like everything about you, even your coffee.” In delivering his spiritual mes- ‘sage Graham told the audience, '“Many of yo uhave been search- ing all your life and haven't found satisfaction. You will never find it until you have taken Him into your life.” : * * * The alternatives, the 37-year-old | preacher said, are ‘‘eternal life | i H. A. GRANT 4 last night's call for Decisions Christ. af Although the Paris crowds have | been much than those dur-| RAMSGATE, England u—The ing his recent m - week cam- Swedish tanker Johannishus caught paign in Britaif, Graham said he fire and was abandoned .by her was “extremely gratified’’ by the .crew of 4 early today after a col- turnout. Gra ’s words jare ‘lision in the English Channel with translated into French as/ he the Panamanian freighter Bucca- Burns in Channel speaks here. jneer, _/ . In London, a spokesman for the By dawn at least 24 survivors evangelist announced the /opening and one dead had been reported of an office in the British) capital. | recovered by ships in the vicinity, It will serve as hea ers for} about- halfway between here and Europe. - j : the Belgian coast, 3 . + + HoWever, coastal stations report- Old Bulb Still Burns | ed the small timber ship Gloria had | ‘rescued ‘‘‘a number” of seamen | ADRIAN w — J. J. Clark has an. and Was taking them to Dover. old-fashioned carbon-type electric The 10, 780-ton light bulb which,-at last look, still 41 men and one woman aboard. | was burning after nearly 30 years The 7,256-ton Buccaneer radioed | of use. Clark put the light in a she also had caught fire but later basement fixture in 1926 and esti-| reported she had the blaze under mated that it is turned on ani control and was standing by the average of four hours a day. | Swedish ship. ; Grant Is Elected } Local 596 Officer H. A. Grant has been elected to his second-term as president of | Fisher Body Division Local 596 UAW-CIO. He served a one-year ~ term as head of the local in 1953. | Other new officers of the local are Cliff Cochrane, vice president; | L. J. McPherson, financial sec- . retary: Frank Prudhomme. guide. and Joseph Zeleski, sergeant-at- | arms. Shop committee chairman ts Gerald Kehoe. A run-off election’ will be held June 17 ‘between Tom White and Clifford Gaines for the three-year | trustee's seat. Cold Bug Bites Beauties in Miss Europe Contest HELSINKI, Finland «& — The cold bug is biting the bevy of beauties assembled here to com- pete for the title of Miss Europe. With the judging only two days off, Finland's treacherous weather has brought sniffles and sore throats to Italy's shapely Vandesa Guida, Turkey's dark-eyed Suna Soley and vivacious . Monique Lambert of France. : Feted at an endless round of parties, the girls have been leading a hectic life. But they are con- fident they will be in top shape for the crowning Saturday night. i | : Chicago, served by 38 railroads, | is considered the world’s greatest railway center. Johannishus had | >> COME, SAVE... Good Old Fas REAL OLD-FASHIONED PRICES! * . x : * Be here when the doors open at 10 a. m.... Save as never before on smart summer, vacation and home needs —- Follow the crowds — Yes! 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Since Civil War S er Bang Is Due for a Major Faceliffing in, Near sue : ea 8 (INS) — The ;Bullding is too small for its dome, ,to be done .about it, but nothing front of the capitol forward about, the Senate had okayed the reno- United States Capitol seems cer- | a part of which actually rests, ever was 40 feet. | vation for the second time In. : Values to $49. 50- Men’ S$ . tain to undergo major mereceerpl not on the structure itself, but sreps OUT OF LINE That would give the mine-mil- becca oe Howse ie Pet re @urgery soon—for the’ first time | on Its pillared east portico. The second defect 1s the fact Nem-poutd cast-iron dome a | Med to’ go along until now. , . © New Styles since the Civil War. Without the aan it would that the steps to fhe portico start mere graceful and substantial When it did) Presiden Eisen- ot e d : .* - fis ! 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' than Adin uf j ‘ _e talled a “necessity” 92 years ago _—* ‘- : “ 1p House and Senate citambers on in “harmeny’ with the others. million dollars to get the project - 2 : , Sharkskins but which has been put off since The architect of the Capitol rec either side Miost members of Consress are started e Elannels then, will be designed to correct | ognized this was wrong as soon * * * just as eages as the architects }lis suggestin was coupled with $34. ise two major architectural defects. as the dome was completed in 136! re, _— édy these ills. ‘present fre to get the job done—but f a projasal that a conimission be = | * All-Wools ‘Om ts the fact that the Copitel “and said. some thing | wou iid have plans are for bringing the central jess aesthetic reasons cated to dra fH the NeECeSsaVy BIGGER RESTAURANT a as nan “ees = a ALTERATIONS FREE! Mocsemccus =I MENS DRESS PANT SPECIALS spaee, inchiding additiona . 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Corpus AINS Christi Day is today, but church officials scheduled the procession ‘for Saturday because President Juan Peron's government has “withdrawn recognition of the fes tival as a religious: holiday The pzovernment cancelled the $4" wide, 9” deep..... onty 5% legal status of most religious hol: : seis sa Fae f : iow. 1 diy every wisdow in = days as part ot its contininng dis your haste—long, short, wide or nerrow. Aad seve money! pute with the ceurct a wn . . Hang these po rayon marquisette curtains singly or tier 3 PAIRS WITH 2 VALANCES ber Peron accused some church ‘gpon tier—two pairs, three pairs or more. Work out men of working aguinst his re . wer out sucrose It’s modern, it's smart, gime Catholic authorities dened : it’s easy! Choose from five popular colors— green, gold, the charge. blue, rose or white. 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Often they have special ‘rooms for | © children, with small tables and chairs just the size for young readers. | If there is a special Children’s Librarian, she may have a weekly story hour at which she reads to groups of children. ens Special high school and college courses help train people in the science of library management. Bat most librarians also have a special talent for such service along with a very pleasant personality. Color |: oars picture and add it to your Tomorrow: An Engineer. collection of Future Careers. Irish Farmers Stay on Land Five-Year-Old Slang Really | Can Date You | CHICAGO — Your slang is apt to JAMES ide im Paramount's STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND : Filmed im Vista Visioo—ia Technicolor Promises you a Cooler, Crisper Summer in Famous © ee ay Hanes | Quality Sy00 T-Shirts Community Plan Aids >e dated if you still use the jargon | || Fes VAN HEUSEN Fine Combed Cotton Shirts | of 1950. 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Lovers of jazz 1955-style, the s0- ciety discovered, are using ‘‘belt’’ as a verb to describe violent sing- jing. ‘‘Hydrogenize”’ describes what the H-bomb can do and ‘‘uranium- aire’’ means a man who makes a fortune from the precious atomic Tire (people of the land), eohy Bad co Se eee faeces 5 e Heusen Century's amazing one- S the overcoming of bickering be- S . S] AM es traw . tween agricultural workers piece collar won't crumple or ° producers and the rowtaen t | Plen of Peo le 2 poi t Mt Is oe ae RTP TTAT TT ATCA er) | NOW Fou Can Enjoy the a a Advantages of a Space Saving Accordion Door at This Low, Low, Price! 27 S. Saginaw St., FE 3.7168 ° ‘ = ALL SUMMER TONG @& De we 2 INCH cain Polished | a i encite BLADES Ff Pr pee yi) crn FULLY ADJUSTABLE! fall ‘|i | orrices FULLY GUARANTEED! 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Sets _ from §2.50. inal ideas from $1.59. Neckwear with new orig- Treat Dad with a Trop- ical Slack that will mean eomfort on the hottest days from $6.95. (rive Dad a Gilt Certificate Let Dad write his own ticket for his Father’s Day Gift—and you're . certain to please him. Give him our Gift, Certificate in any amount you desire. He'll have a field day select-. +. ing just- what he wants—in just the right size, color and style— from our | excellent selection of - smart clothing, _furnishings oe accessories: Open t a Hub ‘Charge > _ Account / 18-20 | , | ; North ee: '. Cotton Pl ?P j fe ri ‘ : * ' * knee and full length . Beach sets by MeGregor : Sag =" isonet ne Som from $3.95. : and ome from $8.95. ~ Street f Z 8 wi oag ee ee ee es = : - Ss ge pA as 7 . ‘ 3 pi ae s ae ‘ 8 . S : \ 2 * . ‘" i 4 * < L * \ : t \ ’ it ’ -- 4 : ‘ ty 5 = Lar _:, “ME PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 +e enema | ce TRADEIN Se No Money Down-2 Years to Pay fis = >» JUST LIKE NEW -- Richard Herrick and his twin brother Ronald, | right, from Northboro, Mass., who made medical history a tew months | ago when, through surgery, one gave a kidney to the other, sing in | harmony as guests of Mended Hearts Club in Boston. Club is com- _..Need a Change in Pace? 3: Pc. So fa PB ed Group P Bt ne a ; for seating and sleeping ptr : Try a Beltsville Turkey eee | 4 cocktail table and TWO framed - BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS them higher. Strawberries are i iim . pictures. . Boneless chuck roast and/ reasonably priced. trying chickens > ha among the} Mangoes are more plentiful and No Money Down—$1 .00 Weekly! featured meats nation’s food | @pricots and plums afe arriving stores this rosa oe in most markets. Cherries are low- Prime ribs, lamb chops, smoked| ¢f," price but still on the high side. it you're Joking tor « change ‘2 (ne Who Is Injured can on parse eet meee * ‘Loses in Accidents PHILADELPHIA (~The biggest | * Swank 9-Piece Sectional or 9-Piece Living Room Set =, S139 Choice ke this weekend at .moderate- automobile accidents is the guy ly lower prices. wee Sots hurt. A Temple Univer- : | Sity survey showed personal in- Legs of lamb will be more cost) joi in car mishaps resulted in ly this weekend in many areas. “out-of-pocket losses, a : ° . chain is boosting prices| ° » & large pro- A dream of @ sectional and you get it for @ song during this poodle Fa aS cents a pound pa i i which are never re- amazing trade-in event! Thrillingly modern in styling — plus over @ week.ago, A meat special- 508 3 modern matching tables, 2 boudoir lamps, and 2 framed pictures. ist explains that winter lamb has|_ Dr. John F. Adams, director of Your choice of safa and lounge chair or sectional! just about disappeared and stores|Te™ple’s Bureau of Economic will now have nothing but spring |4"4 Business Research, said the SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE lamb, which is bringing’ higher | Udy also disclosed “that the ex- : prictns istence re insurance materially im- M d B S | t - of . boca may ae ue = [f'n un freer atiress and Box opring! Egg prices mgy be up in your Ny. market. Ipcronnes of one to four otice of Special Assesament: A R prone are planned by a| Orb, Gutter, Drainage and Relat- 0 UR | leading chain. Butter will be the ed Work on Carlisle Avenue. ; 5 F R YO ol = } : : ° same Gp © week age nearty every- PA he gs SA, Poet: ee Sg \ . ; é é ad rd , . « McClain, to per- é *. @7¢98 sons interested. take notice: that the Assenamen = m i of the > Lettuce continues in abundant | for made by the: City Aanguven Son ite . oO Exotic 9-PIECE Suite at a Super Trade-In Low! O, ae Phenoménal value that. brings glamorous, out-of-this-world beauty to your : gaunetn nan bo Oe 7 am ee bedroom! It's styled. with thick curved tops and bases with scored fronts, - * penta petatecs Oia aaa | (a ee | ond dramatic hardware! Center guides on the dustproof drawers gua?- , . ; ment, at which ‘ttme id place bo Ls oppor i -. ~-parsley. tunity will be given all persons in’ : Ane ‘‘Deted? ens 8, 1006 P . Jane 8, . S ‘There’g a good selection of wo . bane) janag), % 7 2: = eee ean antee easy sliding! And just think, you get the spacious double dresser Limes are’ getting plentiful of Gekieng Bene at Michigan Dede, with mirror, chest, and panel bed plus mattress and spring, 2 boudoir lamps and framed picture. * s ; 7 the wholesale | The following amendment te the — In who markets, Waterford Township Ordinance No. 97: ey are rated h ora and Section 2 Cn ny person, firm or : corperation . coming ‘utder the pro- gern as the best buys in| visiotis, of this Ordinance. ° at Rt ° poe *. on ew ae sy : : : = . trailer, gut@mobtle, truck or other = ~_* Watermeions are merry price, | device, enetieg of hot exempt | from = but. warmer weather send | payt } fred fees hereunder, i, : might Sunil looase such tent, tratier, automo- . bile, truck or ther dev at least wenty- = at a he ’ ® KR = “| Way or road right of way and — Pecking at Pickles |i.‘s'st Sates é J : The Chief of Police of the Township of Waterford shall de | : gt : termine whether » Popular Pastime © 7.22 Sie Ss Se 5 “4 ' te ef EAST LANSING, Mich (UP) —| travel on he’ niehway. * Means is Pickels have experienced a tre-| 4.020"? a oo mendous growth in popularity in | {oso .oremrvation cf" ehe “pat » Ss J the past 25 years, accérding to the ordered te take effect Toirty (0) phd after jai . A’ WITH TRADE 8-Pc. MAPLE —_.__5:Pe, CHROME 3 % EQ, DINETTE SET Innerspring | $ Ag? ~ MATTRESS This luxurious inner - Beautiful. Maple Bunk Beds, complete with ladder; guard rail, 2 comfortable mat- tresses and 2 © resilient : Springs. YOU'RE INVITED TO JOIN KEEP ‘coor: | WEST -| Spring mattress is built to Gleaming chrome dinette set give you a lifetime of de includes mar-proof table and 4° |. ly tormnfortable, healthful plastic covered chairs. Choice sleeping pleasure. Matching of colors. box spring same price, : ion TERFORD TOWNSHIP BOARD G. BARRY. UIs G. : 4 Waterford Township Clerk. Dr. F. W. Fabian, retired MSC June ®, 1058 the development NOTICE OP ELECTION LD oF THE THOUSANDS WHO ENJOY OUR EASY TERMS! Pp _ | Universal Steam and | BE Waar. 4 Casters T CITY OF PONTIAC ‘ District, a ‘he Guy of "Ponting Richt. : ; e y t He pointed to the rite the . Rotles ts reby given that. the ban : pa Election for’ the pw ot a ned few million bushels tn 1930 te © Pw Be | af we (years 1982 ; ; cach, said terms ending June 36, ‘less, ——— - ame than doubipd in the next 10 years, |“ Candidates Ae ; : nominaled are: Por four year terms.ending June 30, Scientific research has led to | 19: re: to Dr, Fabian, and laboratory work DC) een D. Alien Jr : veloping and improving many wy C) sare M. Osmun. With Your Purchase of | New ROYAL, REMINGTON ~ or UNDERWOOD PORTABLES Michigan now grows 31 per cent O. Allen Parker cae canoe ys — a 8 - 4 FREE = Cy eneren , sttente . : oe Ks $430 | Automatic /Pop-Up a se [TOASTER my | & Reg. $15.95 } : _THE PONTIAC PRESS, ZHUREDAT: TUNE 0, 1088 OF a NR eam RE A RRNA es He SEN RRR For Your Old No Mioney Down--2 Years to Pay Flo 19 Appliance SAVE 100] 5" Fe _ GIANT 10 Cubic Ft. hel Crosley-Bendix REFRIGERATOR Regular $259. 95 NOW = $1599 Huge full-width seer holds 42 pounds ... frozen storoge tray holds 11 pounds . ... meat drawer... butter keeper . . . shelves in door... ¢ crispan... flexible shelves . . . color styling. Fully guaranteed floor models. Limited quantity, Weill Pay teu dp? Rein Pay Only - $50 Weekly Available for advenced features. Take your choice, priced from a low, low All Brend New Florence Gas Ranges. All sizes. ett “RENT AN lronrife AUTOMATIC RONER LOW PRICE! va ATER HEATERS WEEKLY For a limited time only, we are ~ PHILCO 30” Electrie Range ‘Tea, tts wid Tiiple treated — bathed ‘in \Foley, Florida, _ ool WININGING IN To ScHOOL—From thelr home. on Rattlesnake | Island, O., Larry, Jim and Henry Lasch fly to Put-in-Bay for Classes every day. Erie Brothers Fly to Classes Rattlesnake Isle Trio Take Put-In-Bay Plane to School Every Day Foley is 6 years old and at} RATTLESNAKE ISLAND, oO - one time had a population of about | (NEA) ~ “Hurry, it's time for | 1,600 in 200-odd homes, . school. I hear the airplane. com The Bucleye. Cellulose Corp. | 6.” might well be the way Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lasch call their | bought the townsite and other . , sons in the morning. Instead of | properti® and built a hage pulp | -melth which went inte o boarding a bus, these boys fly to . peration | s¢hool in a regularly scheduled last year. Then le began selling eogre the homes to its employes on con- | lier pa that s in thelr ' si for — = The Lasch family lives Gu ttliy ; | Rattlesnake Island fn Lake Erie, | Most of the houses are being and only by air can the boys get moved to nearby Perry but some to school. The three boys, Henry ;are being taken farther away. | 10, Larry, 13, and Jim, 17, attend What will happen to the post-' pytin-Bay School on South Bass office, church and othef structures .iand about five miles from thelr remaining is still a question. Their father is caretaker Being Stripped of Homesteads FOLEY, Fila. @—At the end of | next summer the only buildings | left here will be a church, post- | home. company hasn't said what it-plans "| of an estate on- Rattlesnake Is. ——__ to do with the Foley ‘townsite. land. It is so small that a 1500- Notice of Intention to Construct | foot runway takes up the major Carb, Gutter, Drainage on Blaine | portion of it. a | Avenue from Oakland Avenue to Henry is in-fourth grade, Lar- Montcalm Street. is in eighth and Jim is a You are hereby meeeees that “at * ry ad | regular meeting oe ‘om. ef ioe City of Pontiac, “Michigan held on the Tth day of — a 2 ———- tt was declared to. the City Commission Sar bg Be eg e tter, drainage and related. work om Pegs avenue from Osakiasd svenue Montcalm street at @n @stimated cost : FREE 0 Ironrite Model 850 plete instructions on using the lron- rite, including e FREE home demon- stration in your own home or yaur laundry. zinc for longer life. Pressure- tested three times. Fiberglas ineuleted te-keep water hotter and bills. ALL EMERSON TY SETS ARE IN WOOD CABINETS WITH DELUXE C H A Ss " en: get- priced eet big value features, ae ing giant 30-inch oven, new ba: copa ooo unit ing aatyto- table top Pi a0 = clean pm Eg — @95 2 Portable All-Metal Rinse Tubs When You Purchase a NAY ie Washer New ‘55 Speed Queen Washer has a full ca- pacity, porcee lain tub, equip- ped with alum- inum, tangle- proof adjustable pressure wring- er. Full guar- antee —- PLUS soap and rinse tubs. All for Only ; - $79" = 2 PAY ONLY $1.00 A WEEK! P| $19,031 73 and that the plan, profile | and estimate of said improvement is on | file for public inspection ye ie further tended to construct | said improvement im accordance with the plan, profile and anne’. and that | the cost thereof be defrayed by | special aseesament comeans to frontage | and that all of the lots. and parcels of | lamd fronting upon etther side of Biaine avenue from Oakland avenue -to — calm street shail eg age | ar s | assessment district to defra 10. 7} 'of the estimated cost en capamaee | thereof and that $11,621.50 of the es- thereof shal! timated cost and expenses ‘apital Improvement be paid from the 4 Fun NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the City Pontisic, Michigan, will meet in Commission Chamber on the 14th da ral | Jume 1985 at 8 -o'’clock pm. to hear | suggestions and objections that may be made by pertiee interested : Wo. 685 |} Dated cae 8, 1955 ADA R_ EVANS, | City Clerk. ‘ June 6, 1955 a eeeesinnymne | | Notice of Intention to Construct | Curb, Gutter, Drainage on Jeffer- son Avenue from Blaine Avenue to | Summit Street. | You are hereby notified that at § | fegular meeting of the Commission the City of Pontiac, Michigan heid fol the Tth day of June, 1968 by resolution it was declared to be the intention of the City Commission to eonstruct curb, | gutter, dratmage and related work 4on | | Jefferson avenue from Blaine avenue to | Summit street at an estimated cost of | $3,820.30 and that the pian, profile and | estimate of said improvement is on file for public inspection. . Tt is further intendéd to construct said improvement in seccordance With | | the plan, profile and estimate, and that the cost thereof shall be eetrered|| by special assessment according frontage and that ail the — and parcela of land fronting upon side of Jefferson avenue from Bisine avenue to Summit street shal! constitute | the special assesment district to defray $1,978.02 of the estimated cost and a penses thereof and that $1,842.28 of the | estimated cost and expenses thereof shall | be paid from the Capital Improvement | Pund ! NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN — That the Commission of the nde fer ; Pontiac, Michigan, will meet tn | Commission Chamber on the 14th nas) at June, 1955 at 8&8 o'clock p.m to hear) suggestions and objections that may be meade by parties interested. W.O. 6862 Dated: June 8. 1968 ADA R_ EVANS Jane 1965 | AMENDMENTS The Township of Waterford, County of Oakiand, State of Mishigen — The following amendm to | Waterford teres Build "Code: Section 100.6 buildings or s#truc- tures erected, ajtered or. rephlted =| | land in the Ly pba nd of a tee | | mercial,” | ie fs: . | other fireproof | aouseeation as approved | by the Butiding Inspector, except builld- school bus’’.is borne by the | In-Bay and the Ohio State boards In-Bay has 61 pupils in grades one landers: Fhe unique service is performed | by the Island Air Service, Inc., an | airline that hauls passengers, mail alee freight from Sandusky and Port Clinton, Ohio, to the Bass | Islands, 15 miles out in Lake Erte. The airline is believed to have the shortest over-water haul in the world, and is the only connée- tion the islanders have with the mainland in winter. Using antique Ford tri-motored planes, the air line operates from short sod rum -ways on five major islands, Attends High School Via Phone Hookup - MAYNARD,. Ia. (UP) — Dean Raéther, 16, hasn't been able to jattend school the past two years, but he’s ‘in class” every day. A twin phone systern installed” in his home and connected with ana | the classroom allows Dean to hear class discussions and in turn lanswer questions directed at him. | The youngster. became a vic- | tim of hemophelia, a disease which | does not allow the blood to clot. He bruised a knee when a fréshman which resulted inexcessive bleed- | ing. and left the joint premanently stiff. . i" To avoid the risk of receiving | even a slight bruse when mingling | with others students, Dean stays at home. | The lowa State Board ot Educa- ° ‘tion installed the twin phone sys jtem at no cost to the Raether — | family. ———_— | ings or struc co erected, altered, zis, DAVENPORT, Ia. Nee peg repa. tached dwellings. not masonry or ¢ther fireproof constrection | shall be moyed into such districts ex- | cept for use as « single family detached | dwelling. Nb-buliding ts structure pg be repaired, altered replaced ired pa ise af single a de. “Commercial,” “Manufacturing r or “Manufacturing II” district where sucti 6 ¢ wi exceed | forty (40%) value of } ' ; { The cost of this special: ‘aerial Put- of education. The school~at Put- - through 12, all the children of is- : ae eg THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1955 . P 1,200 delegates to the union's Seth ren | Not Attending . | Other weapons bree Py light ‘machineguns, automatic rifles, car- at att cen | Year's Classes’ | Trainees also are taught bayenet| BRADFORDSVILE, Ky, ® — fighting, night firing, first aid,’ There'll be a celebrafion tomorrow guard duty, comouflage, battle’ in- for 351 students who did not at- doctrination, mines and booby | tend school this year. y | traps, signal. communications, in-' None ot the youngsters has been | Spections,- gas mask drill, field jp class since Sept. 3, when parents mr es and intelligence.« =: | called a strike to protest ¢ closing of the high school thy the Marion’ There are about’ 100.000 more County School Board widows in the U.S. . each | year. * * *@ nai Involved in the controversy are 275 elementary pupils and 76 high school students who refused to en- roll in another institution 16 miles away Tomorrow's program will include speeches, a lunch served by vari ous churches, a parade and gifts for each boy and gir! = = * i sesamiae yar ttt 351 to Celebrate “Pep talks for being so loyal” is the way one spokesman summed up the scheduled speeches by three ministers The. School Board contended , Bradtgrdsville ‘High was closed be- | /cause attendance was small. Par- | ents argued that other high schools | in the county were built up at the. expense of Bradfordsville High. | fe 4 | straw mats 4 maaczn SLACKS = 55 VAN HEUSEN Sport Shirts I Gattle-Judging Contests Won by: All but Mother SOUTH SMOUX CITY, Neb. a if BUY ON THE EASIEST. ’ TERMS When Aberdeen-Angus breeders of PAY NO MONEY DOWN Nebraska, lowa, Minnesota and if ® South Dakota held thejr annual € field day yesterday the entire Frank Beelaert-family, of Page, | ~Neb., entered jidging contests. | This js what. happened: Mr. Beelaert tied for first with | the men’s contest but got the tro- | | phy on a flip-of the coin. Son Bob | won the junior award. Mrs. Beel- aert tied for first with Mrs Dick | Bruner, David €ity, Neb:, in the | women's contest but lost ‘the tro- | Y phy on a fp ot the coin, [NO MONEY DOWN! | Assemble and SAVE | 50% of the COST! 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The animal was happi- ; reserve which could be called to ly devouring a four-pound roast. active duty at once in event of | But the Skinners could not figure national eraer gency. out- why the burglars fled thé be house with only an electric iron Chairman Russell (D-Ga) invited and toaster, ignoring other valu- | apecaiisen witnesses before the ables ip sight. vate Armed Services Committee Then they heard a voice from | ‘ w testimony on the separate laws the next room cry: “Hello! Who's | for drafting youths from 18 to 26 there? Hello'” years and physicians and other It was Ins, their pet parrot. * |000 persons in the U i victims of pneumonia each year. Envoy Hits Critics. of U.S.-Jap Treaty TOKYO (®—Kichisaburo Nomura, Pearl Harbor ambassador to the United States, said today Japan may Never again be strong enough ‘ ito stand alone, ~ He called for Japan realisticallS to base its future security on two things—buildup of its own defense ferce and collective security with the United States and other free nations, In an interview hitting at critics of the United States-Japan secu- rity pact and-~U. S. - sponsored Japanese rearmament, Nomura said many Japanese forget the United States ‘can occupy Japan | in a matter of hours.”’ Despite potent drugs, about 47.- S. still are New, Easy AEROSOL Spray Dolph INSECT REPELLENT Stainless. 6-o28 diupenser YOURE ALWAY Walgreens DRUGS witha REPUTATION ‘ YS WELCOME bad Righ! Reserved to Limit Petrillo Pledges - Fight on Federal Amusement Tax CLEVELAND t®—James C. Pe-: trillo, fiery union. champion -of America's musicians, made an “average Joe’ appeal last night in an attack on his favorite taf" get—the 20 per cent federal amuse- mem tax. Calling on the nation to unite against the tax, Petrillo told a re- porter: “T want to see the return - the | day when the average Joe could ‘afford to take his wife out for supper and a dance date... The| amusement tax ended all that as, well as eliminating 50,000 musi- | cians’ jobs.” Petrillo, president of the 250, 000- member AFL American Federa-| tion of Musicians, vowed to wage | a “war of survival’ against the | tax in speech yesterday before | ‘caviar down with the annual convention, In an interview lest night he said he wanted to elaborate on his stand. . “The rich guy can x0, out, wash finest champagne and dance all he wants in -@ private club that pays none ef the tax,’ he declared. “The average Joe who can't afford a country club is the ope Who is suckered. 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PICKIC JUG.$2.49 ois N. od s ICE CREAM « a Si EAT THE R Ss D DAY id AR D. = SONVENIENT LocaTions a Bob Considine eve: NEW YORK (INS)—"Dew Drop” Hally, bern in Brooklyn. as seggad| as just before Pearl Harbor. been sentenced to die in the one | tric chair at Sing Sing for the, murder -of another juvenile! hoodlum. It happened last year | when both wate ms * In sophneriig Holly. Judge Sam | Leibowitz said, ‘This is one of the saddest days of my life.” The verdict will be appealed, but as of now “Dew Drop,” former “war counselor” of the El Quintes, a vicious teenage mob, is beaded for the same gruesome seat which snuffed out the lives of the Rosenbergs and many a renowned adult mobster of another era. , the era be- fore the ‘children took over in erganized crime. | Two other boys who should have | | been. in school when ‘“‘Dew Drop” | t “bathtubs” which are built into the plane's belly to house the cameras. ; The planes are doubly insulated inside and special electronics gear added. B|' A knot is a unit of speed. When _& ship goes eight nautical miles | “an hour, her speed is eight knots. | A nautical mile equals 6,080.27 feet. | [Wicked Kids | between two | Edmond impassively heard his doom were given 20 years to life terms in! | prison, for their part in the bloody gang war involved In another part of the city, East i Harlem, blazing police guns i brought down 16-year-cld Renato Mella and broke up a gun battle gangs of Puerto i Rican boys. GIN MILLS SCORED I think Chief Prebation Office: Fitzgerald made some good points in his probation Teport on the three young killers in the Brooklyr case. He said that juvenile crime was THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JU that children on probation. in- variably returned to these places. “There are blocks (in Brooklyn) | in which | and indeed whole areas, no respectable youth may intrude even on legitimate errands without inviting assault and death,” | ported on the upgrade in Brooklyn chiefly | because more and more youngsters of this age. lict and godless families, tronizing the borough's are pa- rat-trap . taverns and lowdown gin mills. He estimated that 60 per cent of rte crtmes ements from from increasingly dere- | | point out e It is proper * = to ‘throw light. on such cenditions, just as it is on other. malignant diseases. The rotten products of rotten environ- one purpose through They dramatize the ment serve their violepce sifuation most stupid lawmaker or dumbest cop cannot fail to be stirred into action . ALL YOUTH NOT BAD On“the other hand, it's good to repeatedly that al) of | our youth is not going plumb to hell. sometimes | Fitzgerald gloomily re-' so vividly that even. the’ & of Edith Sterniicht, College, here her Ever hear New York? Or Edith could never do enough for’ people. During her children’ stricken with cerebral palsy. She planned to make this her life’s work after finishing college. lt was while she was working in one of these. camps that she was stricken with an incurable disease, Her last words betore eoncern for the sadness her par ents would undergo. Couple of weeks ago a class- mate, Barbara Storms. conducted a-memorial service for Edith at i which a tree was planted At its base, for future genera- tiens to see, is a bronze tablet on which is inscribed: 1 ery i Jini ctassmates. | vacation | + periods she worked as a counselor 'in-a camp for NE 9. 1935 Get Lion’s Share of Publicity y lends us a diamond, we must re- ten it. * Aliso happened to run across this item in the Elizabeth, N. J. Journal: Jeanne Higgins, 16, and John L. Lutz Jr., 17, of the city’s Battin High and Thomas Jefferson High, respectively, won the an- nual Leurich Foundation Award The award is named for the sons of.an Elizabeth minister who were killed in World War -II. * * | EVIL IS PUBLICIZED she died were an expression of | Miss Higgins devates hours ev- day serving as the eye’ of a former classmate Joan Goldberg, who is blind. She is also active in the work of the famous ‘‘Lighthouse,"" New York heme and school for the blind, and wil “seeing | work in a blind children’s camp this summer “Young Lutz took over his “Edith) father's welding business. after Sternlicht. 1935-1955. ‘When God the latters death, held the family | eecether: and has expanded the business. i The “Dew Drop” Hollys get. | more. publicity, ~- The wopdcock it eats, driving its 3-inch bill into ithe niud and using the highly | sensitive tip to feel earth worms upon which it feeds. never sees what > | shire governor. —— Fiddles for Inaugurations CONCORD, N. H. # — Néd Quint, 81-year-cld- violinist, played | at Gov. Lane Dwinell's inaugura- | ‘tion. It was the 31st consecutive fnauguration reception at w hich he has played for a New Hamp- Quint first fiddled during the teeeption for Gov. Charles A. Busiel in 1895. 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He venetian tslon structural research, : ; helm: American | pointed the white spotlight * said It We by far the largest yet | ‘We danger of mishandling weap- a cae peli ae { Paris,| abead, illuminating the read. The Old Pop Bottle Debt Paid: ee. vibe country, France, landmark. The brightly | rear red light served te guide VINCENNES, Ind. (UP) — A’! e tu it in nearby Gary, . shed almost | the pilot. The réd spot light was stranger called on Gaynord Martin ind., for the Air Force, hag an That's Texas for You oa Sia — pad pointed rear aud up, and was io pay off a debt, with interest. over-all length of 150 feet. AUSTIN, Tex, — It’s the law the sles mind _ what's Of used to indicate possible danger | ie said 15 years ago he walked A certain amount of combustible | in Texas: Water districts can's ahead. ‘off with two pop bottles from the | gas is introduced into one section| use money received from sale af == The ‘copter flew: between 20 and/ gasoline station Martin used to of the tube and is confined by a| their bonds to install fire hydrants.| In 1900. school children of the | 39 miles per hour over the pass. It | operate without paying a deposit.. light diaphragm, The diaphragm is| So such itms in these districts are | United States “gave France an| was about seven feet off the Toad He paid Martin 15 cents to clear | shattered when the’ gas is ignited| referred to as “flushing” hydrants. equestrian statue of in | most of the time, except once when | his conscience—a dime-for the bot- and the released pressure wave! 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Blue Cheese Broiled Tomatoes | % cup crumbled Americ ehee. | (about 4 ounces) = “ mix weil. cheese is lightly browned and to- four. not only taste appeal to a variety.< 1; ty - t eese | Peps Up Tomatoes BLUE CHEESE BROILED TOMATOES — Sim- in the form of blue cheese, top tomatoes with it be- plicity with a touch of grandeur is the keynote of this fore broiling them. Add bacon-wrapped hamburgers broiled dinner. June is Dairy Month. If you like milk and raw vegetables for a relish plate. Your family will enjoy these two new potato dishes, One comes from the South, the other frém California, Mashed Potato and Chive : Casservle 9% pounds (7 medium) potatoes I-inen bolling sate in pan sal Po eup potato cooking water teaspoon ground bieck 9 tablespoons nonfat dry milk 1 tablespoon butter or margerine gfeen top onions Pare potatoes; cook in the boil- ing water and salt until tender in covered saucepan. Drain off cup. Mash potatoes, Gradually add petate cooking water, Stir in re maining ingredients. Beat until tulffy. : Turn into a buttered 1-quart cas- Makes eight serv vings, water and measure three-quarters, serole. Bake jn a preheated? mod- | erate oven (375 degrees) 30 to 40) | | 2 Savory Potato Recipes Come From South, West Carrot-Potate Scallop 3} tablespeons flour 2 teaspoons sait ‘» teaspoon pepper 3. cups potatoes, pared and siiced thin 2 cups carrots, scraped end sliced thin \e eup celery, diced 2 tablespoons onion chapped 2 cupe milk, scalded 3} tabiespoons butter or margarine Combine flour, salt and pepper. | Arrange a layer of half the pota- | toes, then a layer of half the car 'rots in greased casserole (1%) Sprinkle each layer with celery and onions and flour mixture. Re- peat. Pour on milk, dot with but- ter or margarine. Bake in moderate oven (375 de- grees) about 45 minutes, Makes six servings. Serve Beef Kabobs Alternate squares of beef ten- derioin, small mushrooms and squares of green pepper and bacon on skewers. Dip in melted 2 tablespoons finely chopped ehives or quarts). minutes or until lightly browned.| bytter or margarine and broil. Serve with rice and tomato sauce. Well-Trimmed SHORT RIBS , ied , Led - “ ] - A Se = =, - PEAS LAL ALL LA ‘RIB STEAKS s WHOLE Cut to Your US. Choice ie * L E . FRONTS |SPECIAL| FRONT QUARTER Pillsbury . “ Sannasee®™ FOR FATHER'S DAY! Men’s and Boys’ ° Any Size BELTS... 89° KEKO OLEO Glaze Your Cookies Want to give your cookies a shiny glaze? Mix an egg white or an egg yolk with a tablespoon .of water and brush cookies before baking. Or brush ' have any in the house. Jaunty Fruit Salad For a. jaunty fruit salad, try serving a pear half with drained pineapple chunks or tidbits in the hollow center. Toss a few straw- | berries or cherries on top. ‘ Hot summer weather should go hand-in-hand with relaxtion for our .| heat-strained nerves. A new kind friends on the porch, terrace or in your dining room and the meal takes on all the festivity of a picnic. almost be a guest at her own \ party, and this is indeed a Bapey factor to consider. This recipe offers a new way to prepare: Hot Barbecued Beef Buns leup chili sauce ? 1 cup beef bouilion . \% teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 2 drops Tebaesco 2 cloves garlic, split — roast beef, hot butter or mar 8 hamburger buns, epiit To make barbecue sauce: In a saucepan, combine chili sauce, bouillon, salt, Worcestershire sauce, mustard and Tabasco. Add garlic. Bring to boil, then cook over low heat 20 to 38 minutes, stir- over the. 'each bun. the cookies with cream, if you | Over To serve: Slice meat very thin, more like shredded meat. Butter / the buns, place several layers of the hot meat on bottom half of Pour the hot barbecue sauce meat. Top with remaining half of bun. Serve immediately. These may also be served cold, using cold meat and sauce. Makes eight servings. Add diced green pepper or celery Barbecued Beef = Boon fo Hostess There is a very good recipe for) this kind of entertainment, a rec- | ipe so simple that hostess can_| to canned baked beans before heat- ling. Makes good texture contrast. | Recipe Repeated Yule Cookies Still Freth Atter Over Five Months This is the tale of a cookie, of two cookies, in fact. Little did we realize when we published Mrs. George Tallerday’s recipe for Christmas Fruit Cookies that they would keep so well, Ld * - A few days ago Mrs. Robie Clack of Drayton Plains called .in to tell us that she had discovered two stray cookies in the bottom of a covered turgen she opened while housecleaning. Mrs. Clack had made some of the fruit cookies several weeks before Christmas and thought her family had eaten them all, To her surprise the two remaining cookies were still moist and fresh, Mrs. Clack knew when she first made them that the cookies were delicious and that her family en- < joyed them, Now she’s convinced that the recipe is superior, : * * ‘® ; We're repeating Mrs. Tallerday’s recipe, These cookies would taste good with cool summer drinks, And who knows, you might be able te save some for your itmas cookie plate. FRUIT COOKIES By Mrs. George Tallerday 1% cups brown sugar cup butter or margarine eggs, well beaten eupe sifted flour teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnamon teas sod OD 0 ot 90 00 Ld oe to * pounds dates. cut fine %, pound candied cherries. cut fine 3 cups chopped nut meats Sift spices and soda with flour. Cream sugar and shortening. Add eggs, flour, fruit and nuts. Drop on greased baking sheet. Bake at 350 degrees about 10 minutes. 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| Reg. $3.99, be ad wih bet a : * Lg FY i * ; i — in og Among Heavies Ezzard Avenges Loss With Unanimous Victory Over. Holman CINCINNATI ®—Ezzard Charles still says he's ready to fight any- one-—and of course that goes for heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano. = : Ezz, the Cincinnatian who has failed three times to regain the heavyweight title, bounced back a bit last night when he won a unan- imous 10-round decision from long- armed Johnny Holman of Chicago. It was Holman who scored a ninth round technical kfiockout over Charles in Miami last April. . But ‘last night Ezz had the an- swers. He kept his left shoulder up and his head buried in the taller and heavier Holman’s chest and / gave the Chicagoan a charice to unloose those powerful rights which wrecked Charles in their last fight. It was a smart fight as far as Charles was concerned ~— though ft wasn't a specta r ‘for the ee paying customers and. the television au- dience. Holman, summed it up after the solid the eighth round,” Charles said, “but at the end the legs were just as fresh as earlier in the fight.” Jake Mintz, Charles’ voluble co- manager. declared, “If he would fight all the time like he fought tonight he could lick anyone.” “He's an awful smart fighter,” said Holman, “and he wouldn't let me get set all night.” Little Stories From Majors 1 : | 3 i ; es FF Al | = the Indians 5-4 in 12 innings last night. NEW YORK @—Youw could hard- ly ask for any .closer games than the ones they played in the major leagues yesterday. Five of the seven games were decided by one run and the other two wound up with only two runs oes Se weemes Set ee clubs, . Coad a 2 z lea tHe Fnae Preecatal nContention | British physician swung a medical haymaker at the sport of championship or Boxers can damaging Scaull- er ears. Knowing how to box is not a defense “against blackguards and slubberdegullions” who probably will use brass knuckles or knives. The brain is a delicate complex “the very thought of setting out to smash all this artistry with fists is a sacrilege, not a sport, and it behooves us to speak out against a) ete Nearly half regular profession- al boxers show brain defects soon- er or later, by findings of one re- searcher. morons,” but. cannot predict whether a fighter may be killed in the first round. Se British-Doctor of nerves and sense organs and Medical exams before a fight} can single oyt “the cripples and | / — ae ty Cries - Reczeation Plans for Avondale Are Announced - The Avondale summer recrea- tion program plans have been laid with the starting date June 15. The program, which includes a variety of activities, wil] close Aug. 12. ; Sponsored by the Avondale Beard of Education and interest- the program is directed by Law- rence Scharer, with Frapk Crowell in charge of activities. Among the scheduled activities is swimming at Cass Lake (Tues- days and Thursdays), day camp- ing and trips. Avondale teams will be entered in Midget, Class F and Class E baseball leagues in Pontiac, and Avondale Little Leagues will be made up of teams from the Stiles, Stone, Elmwood, Auburn Heights, and Opdyke Sub- division areas. Birmingham9 in Legion Win Waterford Bows, 3-2; Boys Clubbers Victors on Forfeit pitegiie ape eseers ed people in the school district, - US, Netters Gain in Two British Tests Trabert in 3rd Round of Kent Grass Courts Championships BECKENHAM, England ® — American tennis players tuning up their strokes for the June 27 start of the All-England charnpionships at Wimbledon are making strong bids for titles in two warm-up tournaments this week. ; * . * * Tony Trabert, U.S. Davis Cup ace, has reached the third round of the Kent’ Grass Courts cham- pionship here along with Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., Gil Shea of Los Angeles and Hugh Sweeney of New York, and Louise Brough of Beverly Hills in the women's division. s * * At Bristol, where the West of England championships are being played, Hugh Stewart of Los An- geles, Malcolm Fox of Baltimore, Mrs; Dorothy Head Knode of Ala- meda, Calif., and Leis Felix of Meridan, Conn., are in the third round, Trabert, playing cautiously on a court made slippery by rain, had the closest call yesterday. He de- feated young Mel Anderson of Australia 11-9, 86 but had to fight off a set point in the first set and rally from a 2-5 deficit in the second. > Ld] “Gee, it was dangerous eut there,”” the Cincinnati star said. “It would have been the easiest ‘| thing in the world to slip and sprain an ankle. I had no intention of taking such a risk.” Savoldi and Gosper Win Track: Honors EAST LANSING (UP)—Joe Sa- voldi Jr., son of the former Notre Dame football great, today was named captain of the 1956 Michi- gan State College track team. Savoldi, a crack hurdler, broad jumper, high jumper and _ shot- putter, is rated as a top decathlon candidate for the 1956 Olympics. Teammate Kevan Gosper, New- | Castle, New South Wales, Austra- lia, was named to receive the M. M. Knappen Merit Award. Triple Play Record Most triple plays in one league during a season is seven. This was by American League teams in 1922 and 1936. The National League executed seven in 1910 and 1929, or 230 birthday by Aug. 15 this year are Waterford Village, 4 Towns in Title Game +H i 2 : i Hips Hite i olf Test Slate the state fourney from Pontiac last ~tren~-Sumner— of “Birmingham. All are probable entries again this | Baitimore year. - Entries are available at Pon- Softball Schedule _. “THE PONTIAC PRESS. TH ‘|army man stationed in Frankfurt, year are Bob Shaver of Walled | arcu URSDAY, JUNE 9, 1 % ‘8rd In Bob ag r Hi ge L : Bi: i H ii ee & : : ight i ‘BABY’ IN STAR-STUDDED FIELD — Deane Be-| the baby in man, 17-year-old high school golf star, smiles last| gan, Sam Snead, Cary Middlecoff, etc. The Bethesda, night from between the driver and putter which won| Md., youngster shot a 75-69—144 in the qualifying him a berth in the star-studded field for the National | rounds and got his chance when Charies Bassler of Open Golf championships at San Francisco. He'll be Baltimore withdrew because of the illness of his wife. a field * AP Wirephote of golfing names such as Ben Ho- Huntington, W,-Va., led a -strong contingent of Americans today into the 4th round of the French Amateur Golf championship. , The tall U.S. Walker Cup cap- tain. playing brilliantly, eliminated L. E. Evans. of- Great Britain, 6 and 5, in one of fhe most one- course, ; Other U.S. players to advance included Don Bisplinghoff of Or- lando, Fla.; Bruce Coffin of - ‘Salem,- Mass., and Jee Bullins of Winston-Salem, N.C. Bisplinghoff defeated P. Cha- veau of France, 4 and 3 Coffin won over J, R. Levy, another Frenchman, 3 and 2. Bullins turned back P. Maeght of France, 5 and 4. An American loser was Jack Brown of White Plains, N. Y., an Germany, who dropped a 19 hole match to Michel Carlhian of Lieut, Joe Conrad, newly crowned British amateur cham- pion from San Antonio, Tex., and 11 other Americans were among the’ 23 players who went out for ~~ Major Leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost as Behind SSOVVsyzs . es (2), 1:30 m.—Palica (1-5) vs. frac - (3-4) Campbell Heads U.S. Links Contingent in French Test PARIS ® —- Bill Campbell of two more rounds of competition | presented him with a new daughter 2% | struck out 11 and didn’t walk al | today. And the experts say they’ll still be at least five Americans among the eight left in the competition when the last putt is dropped to- day. : Favored to win through to the quarterfinal round were Conrad; Bisplinghoff, 20-year-old North South champion from Orlando, Fla.; Campbell of Huntington, W. Va., captain of the U.S. Walker Cup team which downed the Brit- ish; Bruce Cudd, 2}year-old col- lege student from Portland. Ore. and Bulling of Winston - Salem, a an Army private stationed 2 : Z —None-of the American favorites were seriously challenged in yes- terday’s competition over the 6,140- yard par 72 Chantilly course. Seven of the American survivors are members of the U.S. armed forces stationed in Europe, Keith’s One-Hiter. Eases Lions to Win Harlan (Fat) Keith, whose wife Tuesday, celebrated the event last night by pitching a 1-hit shutout as the Waterford Lions blanked Sylvan Center, 10-0; in a Waterford Recreation League softball game. Kejth yieldéd a single to Sylvan’s Van Alstine in the 1st inning, but was untouchable thereafter as he man. His battérymate, Art Ruellé, paced a 10-hit Lion batting attack with a 3run homer in the 6th tome eee ter aterford Lions ..... Thomas and Young; Keith and Ruelle. Norris Becomes Prexy NEW YORK (INS) — Jim Nor- ! ot Larkin Is First Winner of Miceli Memorial ‘Skipper, 2-Sport Star Named as School’s Top Senior Athlete Dave Larkin, Waterford High School football and baseball star, became the 18t recipient of the An- drew Micelj Memorial Trophy in an impressive and moving cere- mony at the school’s awards as- sembly Wednesday morning. The beautiful trophy, a gift to the school, was established in the memory of Andrew Miceli, 16th grade student at the Town- ship High School, who was a recent drowning victim. | “Fhe award is given the boy se- lected by the school’s coaching staff and athletic director as the out- standing senior athlete of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miceli were made the presentation to Larkin. Larkin was an_ all-Inter-Lakes Conference selection in both foot- ball (as a fullback) and baseball (as a 3rd baseman). He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. ‘Larkin, 6412 Logan, Williams Lake. ‘Little Mo’ to Wed reen (Little Mo) Connolly, the ex- world’s tennis champion who re- (tired from active competition last spring, will marry Norman Brink- Mary Ann Downey, a rather stock- present as principal Roy Larmee | 4; SAN DIEGO, Calif. (INS)—Mau- | | | g : a fee biter 5 | <5) i ag nip , I < 736 : one grounded out for - Pe eceeeeeereserene Rommel. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. ®# — ily- built brunette from Baltimore, ES from the Baltimore Country Club appear a shoo-in for the champi- onship but she had a golden op- ord for the 54-hole event. A par performance by Miss Downey to- day would. break the record of 221 set last year by Mrs. Mae Mur- ray Jones of Rutland, Vt. Trailing Miss Downey by eight strokes was Margie . Burns, / a pion, with Tuesday’s 81 for’ Irish Miler portunity to establish a new rec-, Mary Downey Holds Eight | Stroke Lead in Tourney performance of 157, the same total Farley Wins State Seniors Indianwood’s Lear is low Net in Class A Division rs Badly Injured ‘over a cliff in the Grand Teton National Park. - , He has held the Northern Ire- land mile track record for three years with the time of 4:06, and placed 4th in the “miracle mile race” a. year ago in Vancouver. He was' climbing a cliff in the Grand Tetons with David Grunau of Valparaiso, Ind.; a fellow-stu- dent at Purdue University, when he lost his balance and fell Mon- day, Plastic Helmet May Have Saved Life of Player HOLYWOOD «w—Curt Roberts, lollywood second baseman, suf- fered a brain concussion when struck by a pitch by Bubba Church of Los Angeles last night. - Roberts, 25, was taken to Wash- ington Hospital where x-rays later today will determine whether his skull .was fractured. He was re- ported resting well. Team physician, Dr. Murray Small said the plastic helmet Roberts wore under his cap prob- ably saved his life. The pitch struck him high on the forehead. er, 24, Saturday in San Diegay JACKSON, Wyo. (INS) — North- ern Ireland's champion miler hov- ered near death today in a Jack- son hospital after falling 100 feet Competitors all were at least 30 years of age. Winners in competition for Vari- ous age groups: and over— Class A for entrants 15 low i W. & Mackerizie, wee Country Club, 138; low net, W. &, Lear Jr, Indianwood Country Club, Pontiac, 152. Class B for entrants 70 to 64—low gross, FP. L. Riggin: @r., Port Huron, | low net, G. A. Currie, and, 153. Class C for entrants 65 to ¢@—low L. ° Huroa, Cla ac: ; Port Huron, 1461; low net, H. M. Long, Flint Golf Club, 40, Class E for entrants 56 to 386—low gross, H.C. A , Ann Arbor, 156; : net, —_ Betikofer, Pium Hollow, Cites F for entrants 90 te s6-tey gross, Jole L. 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When he hits’ a more lively ball that is produc- | ing more major league home runs. Walker sounded off on sundry | in high gear. baseball topics after last night's | game with the Philadelphia Phil- | les was rain On the subject of hitting he said it was ‘a lot of nonsense” to sug- gest that more homers were the “result of a lively ball. “It's the bats these guys use.”’ he said “They're like buggy whips. They swing those bats so much faster than the old 38 to 42 ounce bats that when they connect the ball flies * * * “It’s like ~a- golf club. Just be- | warth. | cause a fellow weighs: 200 pounds | Grimm, | he doésn't use a golf club with | | Frisch and Bucky Walters—others He | ihe played for during the course | uses a whippy club that sends the | of his major league playing days. /a head like a canteloupe ball flying. postponed - because of | ' ball—and it goes “just as far when I ; “IT used to.think a 35 ounce bat | was light. Now the bats on this club..average between 30 and 73 ounces and have handles like broomsticks * * * example nive pike “Let me give vou -an of what power is If bit Ted Kluszewski, Del Ennis. Gil Hodges, Roy Campanella or Jack ie Robinson connect using a\heavy the new St. | crashing impact. “Now take the lighter a 30-ounce bat. He swings it like the same | ball it’s like running the same car |into the same wall at high speed Crack, Something's gotta go. In the case of the auto- mobile it's the car, but in the case of the ball and bat. it's the it’s buggy whipped ‘by a 140-pourid | hitter as it does when it's slugged | by a big guy.” | * at “T learned a lot of lessons man- aging in the minors and from the men I played for.” he said. ‘I played for some really tough man- | agers. Ben Chapman was one when he managed thé Phils.” | He also mentioned Billy South- Eddie Dyer, ‘Charlie Burt Shotton, Frank “Tl learned something from each of them."’ Harry said, adding that his personal choice was South- | worth “Td lke to be able to manage the wav he did. the wav he gained the respect of his players.’ he said Fishing should pick up in Little Darby Creek, Marysville, Ohio. A they're hitting the ball\like | truck hauling live fish overturned | a car running into a wall in lowlin the creek. guy with | Ft Ord Wins 6th Army ‘| meet highlighted by anew Army | stuck’ on a spike. The shell was{ 7 = . 24 Chi | the,16 major league clubs, signed | baseman Ron Jackson of Kalainas ‘ ! , . ed isox Sign Powell, _. t : : record of -4:09.2 in old one and apparently had G 7 C bonus contract Chicago | 200, Mich... who signed @ bonup Track and Field Meet by Fred Dwyer of Ft Seer been imbedded in the cinders for Ligh ter Bats ven ) I " it Hard-Hitting Spartan white Sox a “ ee ee 4 COMPTON, Ca i sage Pe a time. he no- G : Cal ee a seats Ord | Te od mark wae 1 | lente, Duzer sal os =! fOr Gains in Major Homers) cucaco ce)notert rove 7 oo ¢ | powell Mt a0 ute Teh Army track}- Dwyer ran the last two lape | |strike unevenly and it bothered 21, hard-hitting Michigan State out-| Powell was the 2nd bonus player | this year, 3483 in 1954 and 340 ip and field 1 meet here last night, a a “with the shell | from n a sti starter’ "8 gun | him for the full | half mile. PHILADELPHIA ® — Harry,gear. 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RUBBER DISTRIBUTOR FOR 33 ho ___Established 1922 370 South Saginaw Street OPPOSITE ECONOMY FURNITURE FE 5-6136 or FE 5-6137 | “fight of the Basilio Rules < 17-10 Choice Over DeMarco Tony Making Ist Title Defense in Welter Battle at Syracuse ay * } P--A in ‘his first title defense champion T De arrives in hotbed of Carmen Basilio supporters today quietly confident he ll still be wear ing the crown after Friday night Boston looked and sharp in sparring 5! rounds at his mountain training ‘amp at @ownstate Monticello Hfis party was to mile trip here by De Nia . and SYRAG underdog welterweight ony Marco this The buzz-bomb strong make the | plane { and at 9 York the tele wmidcasf nationa sfartimeg TY} t “I F \ te al Ne sill be blac eal out of cast “ Basilio planned to run a couple of miles today to keep limbered up Both fighters ended heavy workouts Tuesday Basilio nor title Marco De from Neither Johnns Saxton in Boston April 1, is mak ng anv prediction But Basilio cracked back at De\Marco's han- ilers who predicted the champion who- took the s would win by a knockout Let him come in and tr it.” ‘armen challenged Then he'll ave himself wide ope: 7. * * The veteran Bas: wn! has waited patiently for another crack at the title after osing ai split decision to then champion hid Gavilan, has called DeMarco a rough, tough boy—busy all the time—a hard puncher and always dangerous.”’ Rugged and @ager, the tux fea ture solid left hands and are wil ing, to mix it up Promoter Norm Rotschild predicts it will be the vear.”’ Rotschild is pleased what he calls his “promotion of piping in closed-circult televi- | sion to the nearby State Fair Coli- seum for area fans unable to get into the auditorium. That arena. formerty used for boning, will hold another 9900. Rots. \ild said with first” . ALSO ‘he needed to sell about 3.300 tick- ets to the Coliseum, at $3.50 each to break even on that venture. ‘in Oakland County — yw. ai ee ea rece gee mad Hi: azel Park H arness ; Race Hazel Park MHarness__ racing | moves into the final pertion of its | me*ting with grand circuit racing | ° highlighting the last nine nights of racing A total ef seven big stake races will be raced during the final week and a half with the Detroit Pacing Derby and De- troit Trotting Derby helding the | spotlight. Tonight at Hazel Park a select held of pacers will race the mile and a quarter for a $10,000 purse. feature includes Clever Mckinney Russet flal Know fl and Warpath Also entered are Worth Melody, Peral Creed The Scamp Hillerest Attorney. Chief Strong Mr. Dean. and Freeman Hanover. Friday night the Beaubien. for vear old pacing fillies, will 1 tie pacing >» Might. Brewer AnoveEr three Worm-Farming Growing Fast in.Nebraska WOLBACH. Neb. ‘UP farms are popping up in n this area Worm nit reas t nunibers Half a dozen businessmen here e gone into the worm-raising DUSINESS . * * * It is not uncommon to’see the men armed with spade, rule and can, moving up ard down the al levs., Every once. in awhile the men will stop, stoop, dig a worm out of the soil and start measuring — if the worm will be quiet long enough The worms are measured for length, diameter and maneuver- ability. If a worm lacks the ability wiggle while being held by head or tail it is discarded. Worm farmers point out that if a worm to _isn't aetive enough it won't attract the attention of fish . . Captured worms are moved to ‘farms specially built pens where they are fed fattening foods. The pens vary from 3 by 4 to 3 by 6 feet and have a substantial floor underneath them The farmer's wife is instructed to toss all the coffee grounds and vegetable waste into the dirt-filled pens Well-fed worms will about 100 offspring a year Cooper's Card Tops Butler Cooper of Pontiac only recorded the outstanding score last Saturday during National Golf Day. but the best in Michigan as well accord- produce not ing to Fred Beck of Life Maga- | zine. * * national Negro amateur 1950 and winner of * Cooper champion in the Joe Lous Open in 1951, posted | the | ‘Meeting Near Conclusion be raced over a mile in one dash fe a $2,500 added purse. A total’ 22 horses has, been entered. Plea concludes at Hazel Park | on Saturday, June 18. Hunter, 103, Wants to Get One More Buck Michigan Man Plans for 90th Season as ‘Deerslaver’ WHITTEMORE Michigan's (UP\—Peter J. Cameran ‘deer hunter of the century,” will observe his 103rd birthday next -Tuesday “My only birthday wish is that I am able te go deer hunting again this fall and get a bueck,”’ Cameron, who bagged his Ist deer in 1865 at the age of 13, | said, . Cameron, who is known as “Camey” to all of his friends in this Iosco County community, re- lated disappointingly how he came home empty-handed jast fall when he went deer hunting “Just a buck eron gel one more chance that's all I want.” whe still walks spryly me one two years “nd dav of the season spikehorn buck “But I didn't do very vear. I want to make this fall” If he goes hunting next fal!l— and he's already making. plans to—it will be the 90th consecutive year he has — deer. to get Cam- said igo oon the A nice good last up for it Top Skating Stars Practice at MSC EAST LANSING Ww — Michigan State College says it will be the ice skating center of the nation this summer . There will be more activity. and of-a hogher quality. on the leges summer skating schedule than in the past seven years, the college said Among the top amateur skaters who will spend the eight-week training session at MSC are: Carol Heiss of New York, 2nd last winter in the world champion- ships; Tem Brown of Glendora, alif., 4th in the men’s division of the 1955 national championships; and Clara Lynn Lewis of Orange. Calif. 6th among women in the most recent nationals col- East Tawas State Park Site of CC Meeting LANSING (UP)—The conserva- tion commission will meet in the assembly hall at East Tawas State park for its monthly meting Thurs- ‘dav and Friday. In addition to holding its regu- Co wEDNrsDAT's MOM. RI Xs nes * 89 at Pontiac's Municipal Golf jar business meeting, the seven- leer eee Orioles Marcie Grants ‘ourse. Needless to say, he didn't |member board will visit - various dians Logg Pirate use a handicap conservation projects in the area. ° OO — oO A | e i . e , es , eco a | 335 : | iz | i Code No. 926 949 . BOURBON: } Code No. 927 + S12 TEARS OL OLD HICKORY DISTHLLING CORPORATION ° binieones . i, as : { ek ya i" see ( ‘ : f ae ie * oi We fw ¥ FY a i ¥ { : / ee = 5 \ Kae se, z ; oe * — aS ee ee fe: | CS Boe 2S eae a ne 2 ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1955 ~ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It might be a good idea if Ger- eral Manager Hank Greenberg told his Cleveland Indians to forget about breaking the American League home run record and got them busy Alva the singles that win ball : Partin care the. Tribe is snaried in a slump just when the first-place New York Yankees— | the team with the homer patent— are due to pay a weekend. call. Greenberg got the homer idea | last spring. “Wouldn't be surpriesd | if we hit 196,"" said Hank, with an eye on the record 182 hit by the 1936 Yankees. Manager Al Lopez agreed. “Sin- gles?” he scoffed. “I'll take the | home run any time.” Oh yeah? In the last six games, the Indians four times have hit three home runs in a single con- test.. Result: They've lost five of the six, including the four homer. happy games, Going for the fences, the Tribe has batted just .22? in the slump, and has slipped into third place, 4'2 games behind the Yanks. And here's the kicker: Even with the increased homer pace, which | close too, Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 3-1 as Don Newcombe became. the first pitcher to win 10 this year, The New York Giants regained third trom Milwaukee, defeating the Braves 54 in 10 innings. Pitts- burgh edged the — Cubs 2-1. Rain papa ny Leds at Phil- _adelphia. Boston beat the Tribe on Jim Piersall's qouble and a fielding er- ‘hander his fourth defeat. ror. Vie Wertz had tied it at 44 for the Tribe with his solo homer in the ninth, Gene Stephen's three- run homer gave the Red Sox a 4-1 lead ) the fifth. Al Rosén homered for the other runs scored by the Indians, who had only six hits. * * * Detroit had only six hitstoo but | made the most of Bob Turley’s 10 walks to hand the Yankee right- Frank ‘|Lhicago, where Hoot Evers won Lary, with the help of four double plays, won his sixth, Tuesday's four-player deal be- tween the White Sox and Senators failed to pay off immediately. Jim Busby, reclaimed by the Sox, hit into a bases-loaded double play at it for the Orioles with an eighth- inning homer, And at Kansas City a two-run homer by Clint pancreas ex- ‘place Cubs. The. unbeaten right- White Sox catcher-—wasn’t enough for the Senat Als took it on a_ pinch single by Enos Slaughter in the ninth. Neweombe wags in command all | the way for the Brooks, who moved nine games ahead of the second- hander, despite rain -and cold, tossed a four-hitter, fanned seven, walked pone and retired the last ‘Tribe: Hitting: Homers, Bul Stil Loses Games 9-8 a year ago, also singled and . doubled to figure in two runs, A pinch single by Bobby Hof- man won for the Giants, The Braves had tied it at 44 in the ninth with the help of two New York errors, At Pittsburgh, Dale Long’s bases- empty home run in the ninth | packed it away for the Piratés. | Jim Davis was the loser. Ron We are the distributors in this area for the famous MeCULLOCH SUPERCHARGER for ali make cars. Top performance results from instant supercharged power. Increases compression ratio approxi- mately 2 ratios at 5 P.S.1. boost. Delivers 40% more engine power in any gear—at any speed. 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Ziem = a number of Miller's they have been bilked out Py sums totaling oe * . + * ‘The bogus-check complaint was. signed by Guy DeMeyer Jr., of ; ‘Wi S.. Paddock St, DeMeyer claims | he received 9 $600 rubber check | on a property-sale deal which fell | through. -Miller will be examined on both counts June 15 before Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan, The accused is free after putting up $1,000 bond on both charges. Study Proposed Drain Interceptor in Area Talks concerning a proposed | drain interceptor in Farmington | will be heard at 2 p.m. se =| wd conference room A nocording | Ly phies they received at the school’ Representatives from W est ships, and the city of Farmington, | citizenship cup and two new will discuss advance finances nec- trophies yesterday morning high- essary for the interceptor. |lighted the eighth annual honors Main said the proposed project | convocation of the Waterford would cost about $2,000,000 and | | Township High School. service a 15 te veh pm span in the} Joanne Thomas, senior class | eastern sections armington and | president and valedictorian, won | West Bloomfield townships, and the outstanding citizenship trophy. perhaps a section of Waterford. | She was one of twelve nominated - . by members of the faculty for Convict 8 for Adding the award, given for service to the convocation. David was awarded the Andrew Miceli, Memorial Trophy, given for the first time this year school yearbook. ~ Citizenship, Sports, Journalism Trophies, Raiph dain Oakiand mney ss’ SCHO]arships Awarded at Waterford WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —! and junior editor of the year- Bloomfield and Farmington Town-| The awarding of the outstanding | WATERFORD AWARD WINNERS — Waterford High School senior students David Larkin and Joanne | to the outstanding senior athlete. Joanne, class presi- for Annual Hunt | Thomas reflect their pleasure as they display. tro-| dent and valedictorian, holds her Outstanding Citizen A third trophy for outstanding journal- | s annual honers/ ship Trophy. ism was given to book last year and has been a | special feature writer for the | school paper for twe years. Receiving scholarships to Cen- | tral Michigan College were Dan Bradley, Roosevelt Oil Scholar- | ship;. Gail Bennett, Ruth Ann | Eddy. and Patricia Fernald, State | Board of Education scholarships. Sandra Williams received a cer- tificate of award from Missouri's , Cottey College.. From Ferris In-! Me Petitions -Public to Cast Ballots | on Ordinance Approved | by Trustee Board WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — At a special election Tuesday White Lake Township electors will ballot on approving or disapprov- ing the township's zoning ord) , nance. | The township board set the elec- | tion date after receiving pettions from several property asking for the vote. » To begin zoning work in the _ township, Probate Judge Arthur E, Moore named a five ree | goning beard, composed ald Cavin, Charies Harris, Sarak | Ruggles, Percy Stowe, and Rus- sell Thompson. This group devised an interim zoning law, which was passed by the township board. This came effective in September, 1954. | ing on a permanent law at that time. | The permanent zoning ordinance | was passed by the township board 5 |in March. The petitions seeking a | FR |, | publi vote on the law followed. > Polls willbe open from 7 a.m. \to 8 p.m. » SI Pentiae Press Phote Eskimos Ready of White Whales Ruth Ann Eddy, editor of the 1955 ‘WINNIPEG. Man. u—The waters around Baffin Island soon of beluga, the white whale fire and the cries of excited Fs | kimos. will break the Arctic $i- | lence. , Every Jul ‘whale hunt, brings the annual opera caval oonie oe a time when the Es- ship, and David McMillin the Detroit Edison Scholarship from Michigan College of Mining und , © ; Technology. The white beluga, resembling a | dolphin, grows only about 10 feet | Mary Ann Comps was presented: jong. The whales feed along the | with the Weber-Fischer scholar- coastline of ship from Adrian's Sienna Heights miles northeast of Winnipeg, and College and Charlotte Robb, re- in summer travel in schools up ceived the Regents-Alumni jts {jords. scholarship from the University of “We say we want so many Michigan whales and the Eskimos go out Receiving scholarships from the) and get that many,” said Peter lection Called «3 ewners | law be- | and the zoning board began work- | { old ° will flash with the glistening back | Rifle | Baffin Island, 1,550 ‘Chemicals to Hamburg LANSING @ — The State Agri- cultural Department today re- ported a flurry of convictions for legally adding preservatives to |' hamburger. ~- Miles A. Nelson, chief of the marketing and enforcement divi- sion, said the department has ob- tained eight convictions in the last 10 days.. Most of the cases were in Sagi- maw and Bay City, Nelson said. They involved the addition of ben- | zoates, sulphites and other pre- servatives forbidden by state law. Michigan State has been repre- sented by at least one member on every U. 8. Ciymptc team since | log 1928, school, service above self, in- terest and participation in school activities. Joanne has been president of the Cheerleaders, president of the Girl's Athletic Association and a member of the Student Council. The Andrew Miceli trophy. do- | nated anonymously in memory of the Waterford sophomore who drowned recently in the Waterford | Mill Pond and to be awarded annually to the, outstanding senior althlete, was won by David Larkin Receiving the other new award. the trophy for. the outstanding senior journalist, was Ruth Ann eg editor of this year’s ‘“Water- ." the school yearbook. Ruth was business manager stitute Jean Robertson received high school Trip Club of 1954-55 Nichols, of the Hudson's Bay Co. a grant-in-aid and Joanne Thomas were Charlies Plese, Charles, ‘They also shoot some for them- a scholarship. «Schack and Sharon St. Dermis | selves as well.” James Kilpela received the In all 270 awards were made! he quota is set by the com = the class talent plaque was = nted to the senior class for i their four-year flashback on as- sembly day. -The Quill and Scroll charter. was presented to the, school by the International Hon. | orary Society for High School | | Journalists. Waterford Stresses Dwelling Standards Waterford Ups Water Tap Fees Township Board OKs _7 Volunteer Firemen; Delays Plat Approval WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Wa- | ter tapping fees for new buildings | An amendment te the rules and have been raised, form $82.50 to regulations of the Waterford Town- $100 by the township board The ship poard of health has been pany’s only customer for the hides, an English tannery that turns them into shoe laces. The average Hunters kill them) catch is 100. | from the shore or from boats. They | keep the meat. After the skinning. wives and children cut the hide from the blubber, the fatty layer under- neath.-From the blubber a render- ing plant extracts oil used in Ca- | nadian margarine. J The whale hunt: usually lasts a week. Then_the Eskimos return to | hunting seal. They use its skin for WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — clothing, its oil for lamps and the Arbor June 14-22 were guests. meat for food. Methodist Church Guild * Tragedy Strikes Crushing increase is due to higher labor and material costs, the board merabiers | pointed out Installs New Officers FOUR TOWNS — Mrs. Calvin adopted by the board of health. | The by-laws specify that no one | Blow to County Family As the young mother of eight children lay. in a local hospital Saturday, tragedy im its worst form struck a crushing blow at her family, killing two and crip- | pling seven others. . Richard Frey, 32, of 65044 Far} mington Rd., Walled Lake, a car-) penter, struck a semi-truck on M28 near Shingleton Saturday) noon, The collision killed his son, Jerry, 3, and a_ brother-in-law, Francis Teifer, 35, Six-of his other children riding with him, were seriously in- jured, Three are on the critical | list in St. Luke Hospital, Mar- quette, | Frey and his daughter Alice) were hospitalized at Munising. Today, in St. Joseph Mercy Hos. | pital here, Mrs. Frey, 31, lies re-| cuperating from an abdominal op- i contacted George Burt, member of i craft counties, iof the crash had been taken. He | tragedy, led bv Beach bors, learmng of the Monday went into action, Edgar Pounds. a Twin grocer. Pounds, in four hours on the phone Monday contacted friends, the Oakland County Chapter of the |American Red Cross, newspaper, ‘and others whom he thought might help. The Pontiac Press immediatley the Oakland County Social Welfare Commission. Burt contacted welfare officials of Marquette, Alger and* School- where the victims authorized payment for their care | and then contacted officials in Del- | ita County .where little Jerry was buried yesterday, guaranteeing payment for fhe funeral. Meantime, the Red Cross has ' approved by the board: Seven new can use as a dwelling any build- of less than 480 feet of inhahitable floor space, nor can any building be used as a dwelling unless it has probationary members of the as-' separate sociation are: Leon-Griffin, Ernest:! such dweJling unit. Latimer, Douglas Schluter, Ray | A basement or cellar used as a) Allen, Louis Miller, Kenneth Goit | dwelling must have two entrances and Everett DeRowsha. or exits located opposite each The plat for Whitfield Estates | lother and the basement or cellar | No. 2 adjoining Maceday Gardens | must be at least 50 per cent above was held up by the board subject | 4vetage grade. All buildings used to complete planning of the lots 48 dwellings must have two en- in the area. trances or exits. Several licenses were granted’ The township board of health by the board: a hawkers and considers any building or struc- peddlers for a popcorn stand to Roy Hess of 686 Crescent Lake be road; soft drink licenses to Theima and Lyle Fennig for Rael's bar at Highland road and Ray- The appointment of Ed Allen of 4781 Dixie Highway as an active member of the Waterford Town- ship Fire Fighters Association was ing or structure square & nuisance. appropriate action to rid the town- jship_ ot the structure. sanitary facilities for ture violating these provisions to. and the health of. | ficer’ will be instructed to institute | Patterson has been installed as the new president of the Fliza- beth Russell Guild of the Four Towns Methodist Church. Other officers are Mrs. George R. Smith, vice president; Mrs. , Robert Bruce, recording secre- | tary; Mrs. A. G. Beckingham, | corresponding secretary; and Mrs. | | Lawrence Siersma, treasurer. \ Begin Spraying Trees i" Kill Cherry Flies LANSING (®— Michigan fruit | growers have started their annual spraying of cherry trees in the | war against the cherry fruit fly. C. A Boyer. chief of. the Agri- culture Department’s plant divi- sion, said jgoday tests show the flies began hatching earlier than usual this year, mond Davis at Elizabeth Lake and Tilden; SDM license for National | eration performed. Friday. | alerted one of its offices In the . | Northers Peninsula, which will Her physician, Dr. " L. Munson assist and report on the condi- of can to ve she oe Pow tien of the injured there, ie reoning The let 4 = "Walled Lake neighbors took up just recovered from a nervous: : collection totaling about $75 and | breakdown previous tg the! Pounds also has set up a ‘Frey | operation Fund’ box in his store on Green, Lake Rd, Mrs. Haeker and Mrs. Pounds the grocer’s wife, have left for Manistique, where they will try to * * ‘Frey. trying Friday to solve the problem of the care of his eight childreo, ranging in age from eight mionths to 11 years, while his wife @d_ the stricken family. was hospitalized, had hit upon the . Frey is a member of Local idea’ of going up north to bring. AFL, and carries. some hospitali- | back a relative, to care for them. zation insurance through the | ; union, ' sociation: Ray Food store at 4889 Dixie Highway; renewal of a sewer bond for George Todoroff. Also granted was an amusement license for CAI Fair on Williams Lake road; fireworks permit to Elizabeth Lake Improvement As- | Jewell, Huron, soft drink license: -dance~ permit to Thomas Maragos. 2180 Dixie Highway. At a special meeting the board recently approved the transfer ot ownership of the Ir-D-Le restau- rant on Highland Road. The busi- ness was sold to Leo and -Agnes | Frankowski -by Irma _ Flaugher. | - Furniture at Its Finest 3381 West: | Have You Seen These A-1 USED CAR BUYS at CRISSMAN'S? ee ee oe Te esa Cherri 4Dee" 54095 *645 HstFettGomin See 575 nA _ROCHESTER Giseaan Chevrolet Co.. 735 5. Rochester Rd. Obive 2-9721 1952 Dodge 1/; Ton Pickup 1962 GMC 34 Ton Pickup 1951 Ford 8 Country Squire ake Township to. rane Tuesday on Zoning Law L Sf 4 | Hold Ceremony for Police Chief Keego Harbor Officer Seeking 4 Applicants | for City Department KEEGO HARBOR — Calvin C. | Baxter has been formally sworn; fanaa The ceremony took place at the meeting of the city council, and Baxter has already taken up his duties. The 30-year old law officer re- | signed from the West Bloom- field Township Police Depart- ment dune }. A Keego resident eight years, he lives at 248 Willow Beach Rd. with his wife Eleanor and son Caivin Junior. The city council has authorized | Baxter to hire two full time and two part time police officers for the new city. As yet, | today. The city’s new \ scheduled to arrive this week: Ask Michigan Farmers About Plans for Crop ! LANSING (®—Questionnaires on acreage plantings were mailed this week to 8,000 farmers in Michigan, , |the State Department of Agricul- j ture said today. Reports from these volunteers will provide a sampling of Michi- gan farmer intentions and will be ‘in as the police chief of Keego none of the | kimos feast and make extra mon- | positions are filled, Baxter said| taken from a desk yesterday | police car fs! wow show at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Pontiac district Boy Scouts and Explorers will hold their annual Camporee weekend Friday through Sunday at-the Pontiac Lake Rec- | reation Area } More than 200 boys from 15 | / units, along with 35 adult leaders, | will attend the Camporee, accord- ing to Van Braidwood. district ex ecutive } __ Using a program theme of In Dryden Couple ‘Wed Saturday | in Church Rites DRYDEN — Patricia Daley and | Leroy Larson spoke their marriage vows in an evening ceremony Saturday at Dryden Methodist Church. Patricia is the dang pe of Mr | and Mrs. Nelson Daien and Leo | Leroy is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Larson The bride wore a princess style street-length dress of navy blue ara tler corsage was of rec cs | Me Joanne Willwerth was her Penne District Scouts Plan Camporee Weekend Highlighted with a campfire pow- | 1955. will appear at the show. canceled due to rain, and persons The pow-wow show Saturday will | be attended by guests and parents \of the boys, and will feature an Indian ceremony by troop 244 of Grace Lutheran Church. MISS PONTIAC TO APPEAR Charlotte Stark, Miss Pontiac of Last year’s pow-wow show was who held tickets to that show are invited to attend Saturday. There is no admission charge. To be named honorary chiefs in the °‘‘Pontiac, Scout Tribe’ are: | Municipal Judge Maurice E. Fin- negan; City Manager Walter K. | Willman; Steve Hale, president of the Junior Chamber of Commesce; John Reagan, Pontiac Lake Rec- ‘reation Area superintendent: and Pontiac Schools Superintendent, Dana Whitmer. ~-<« TRADING POST Under the direction of King Stet- ler, Explorer Post 66 will set up a trading post. District Scout Com missioner Harry M. Boorn and Glenn Lackey, will be campsite | Sister's attendant, and Bernard ‘inspectors. Awards will be given | Larson was best man for his to units on the*basis of campsite | brother. inspection, equipment, program | The couple will live in the attendance and leadership. | French Apartments on Rochester | oad. per : Welcoming visitors Saturday City Nurse Reports Purse Stolen Here | _A purse containing an estimated | $963 in checks and cash was re- |ported stolen from a downtown |office yesterday, Pontiac Police | said. | ‘The purse, owned by Wrs. Joan [ Bova, nurse for Dr. Robert L. Segula, 518 Riker Bidg., was | morning She told Detectives James Bale 'and William Hanger that she no- jticed the bag was missing when 'she prepared to take the money | and checks to the bank for de- | posit. She said the purse contained $186 in cash and $777 in checks. Office workers found the rifled purse later on a. 7th floor stairway. ‘Troy Head Barnard | Leads Charter Slate | TROY TOWNSHIP—Township afternoon will be John A. Riley, D. B. Eames, Donald Newman, Clift Huntoon, and thelr wives. “Camp guides will be provided by Explorer post 28. The Scouts will break camp Sun- day, following Church services and breakfast Directions to the Scout camp- site: go out M59 and turn right on Pontiac Lake road, then turn right on Teggerdine road, make another right turn onto Maceday Lake road. The Camporee is on the left side of the road, across ' from the archery range. . Dearborn Man Injured. in Auto Accident Here After his car was struck by an- other on Orchard Lake road yes- terday, Richard Hornbuckle, 21. of Dearborn, was admitted to Pon- tiac Genera) Hospital with possible internal injuries. His condition was reported as good. State Police of the Pontiac Post said Hornbuckle was making a left turn into a golf course when =. car driven by Leon Benefield, combined into national estimates Supervisor Norman R. Barnard , 22, of Detroit, attempted to pass. on crop acreages by the U. Ss. | Department of Agriculture, Federal-State Crop Reporting Serv- led the slate of nine residents | } elected to the charter commission He was the most successful of The battle of New Orleans was C. J. Borum statistician of the [gel by a margin of 400 votes. | fought. after a peace treaty had been signed. The battle was on ice. said the national crop esti- | the 34 candidates, polling 1,831 Jan. 8, 1815, and the peace treaty mates will be released July 11. Legion Auxiliary Meets | | The Eighteenth district Ameri- | can Legion Auxiliary met recent- ly, with 14 units represented Girls selected to attend Wolverine Girl State conference at Two Presidents of the United States were bachelors when elect- |ed to office, James Buchanan and | Grover Cleveland. Ann ' ballots. It was previously reported | | that Barnard netted 831 votes ‘had been signed at Ghent on Dec. ‘24, 1814. — —4 - $$ _—__.—— e A Distinguished Service eee. William R. Potere® e . FUNERAL HOME e OL fve 1-904} Oppesite P. 0. ; LI UN Exquisite Diamonds Styled for You! I Ye. ff ; ee a p to your hand =—— — Engagement and Wedding Rings es Orion Guardsman Gets Commission Dewain A, Hall, 25, of Lake Orion received a commission as a 2nd lieutenant Tuesday night during ceremonies at Pontiac arm- ory. Hall, a Korean War Veteran, was presented the promotion by Capt. Carl G. Yarling, commanding of- ficer of the 107th Ordnance Com- pany, National Guard. Formerly a sergeant first class, Hall will be given command of the | unit’s automotive platoon. He en- Castles Now Motels Tourists to Austria this summer will find many of the country’s historic castles open for guests. Rates are low, too, with an average $4 a day accounting for room and meals. The famous Castle Freyen- | thurn on warm Lake Woerther charges only $2 a day. COCKTAIL LOUNGE ts W. Heres 94. Seren Bowl Bidg. “ann” PETE FLORE’S “Mel - Airs” furnishing fer dancing and entertainment —nightly. , musie Entertainment Every Night of the Week AL LAMANO Our own .‘find’ In an- other great week of popular songs and nov- elties, Have fun In Pontiac's newest en- tertainment club..." 300" Lounge. DANCING Every Night Enjoy Yourself in Our Air-Conditioned Club | | | | i} | JAMES 4LERED HIT LAST TIMES TONIGHT STEWART | ICHCOCKS REAR WINDOW Mein Oe 1s@)- 1 Box Office. Opens 6:30 P. M. Show Starts 7:45 P. M. Phone FE 4-461] Drive-In Theater 2150 Opdyke Road ED *. “Ss es DRIVE IN THE Tht FA Cor. Williams Lohe-Alkport Rds. Box Office Opens 7:15 VIOLENT AS THE. WIND- SWEPT PRAIRIE! WATERFORD =a) EAST TIMES TONIGHT ATER THE FREE-SWINGING DEACON AND THE KNOCKOUT GIRL! _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE. 9, 1955 |The panhandler said, “Oh, come ‘now, you can do better than | when a woman orders her hus- | has me in its grip, and I feel Page it 4 }1 like a woman who was discussing Sct ' the South Pacific,” Old Grad Claims Profs Were Always Sarcastic — - By EARL WILSON ‘NEW YORK—I flew out through God’s Country—Pennsyl- vania, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan—the other day, pausing for an alumni luncheon at Heidelberg College at Tiffin, O., where I was a student 30 years ago. * * * * An alumus in his 80s toll a tale showing that . predicts have always been sharp-tongued. “We had a class of four students im those days,” he reminisced, “and when we didn't get back some oe papers, I asked the professor, ‘Did we all pass?” The swered: “Yes. Two of you passed by — yourselves—and I passed the © other two.” Incidentally, one newspaper said, “Wilson was born in Rock- |. ford, O., near Celina, and has a © population of 1,000 persons.” 5 Fred Allen; walking up B’way r after “What’s My Line?” the other night, told me of a pan- handler who asked him for some money. Fred gave him a dollar. . professor quietly an- that!” Dawn Addams’ husband, Prince Massinoe, got quick action when he objected in Italy to her costume for the ‘film, “The Bed.” (He was barred from the set.) Robin Rustic, the Sage of the Catskills, reports that nowadays band to weed the lawn, all he pulls up is a chair. , Summer fever—or something | ee | washday. DAWN “I ain't gonna wash Monday until Tuesday,” she declared, according to columnist J. O. Jewett of Fairfield, Calif., “and then ff I still feel lazy Tuesday, } ain't gonna wash this week till next week.” “Most wolves,” warns L. J. Meder of Long Beach, Cailif,, “don't lust very long.” * * * * SCHOOL DAZE: “Some of the girls in my English classes are filled out better than their notebooks are”—Louis Ginsberg, Central High School, Paterson, N. J. Meyer Davis, the band tycoon, purports that a certain male : actor —e him he played Cleopatra in a school play. “They “ e Phad to let me have the part,” the actor * said, “It was my snake.” “d was Sally Munday, suffering a broken leg she busted in an auto accident. Bob +1 Considine introduced her, however, as “the | +winner of last week’s mambo contest.” / THE MIDNIGHT EARL. : . Errol Flynn—here from Rome for the Martha Raye TV show—is also trying to straighten out very serious U. S. income 4 tax troubles ... Glenn McCarthy suffered | % a heart attack in Houston. There was so much movie apparatus around St. Patrick's Cathedral for the filming of “Miracle in the Rain” that Cardinal Spellman got off the side- waik and out into 5th Av. the other evening. fa ° Maurice Chevalier's set to return to the .U. S. in September to do a show for Gil- bert Miller. Sammy Davis Jr., who quit wearing the c= eyepatches, gave them to friends as sou- venirs .. . Frank Sinatra, hottér 'n ever, Shelley Winters is taking her baby Virginia Mayo in “Pearl of may do for the panung what Dorothy Lamour VIRGINIA |. will get a Time cover... ‘along on the summer stock tour... did for sarongs. Singer Eileen Barton's first date since the divorce was with Marty Kimmel (Gloria de Haven’s ex) ... Claire Booth Luce is polishing Alden Hatch's bio of her. Author George Frazier’s 10-year-old son Choo-Choo is ro- Wives May Be Hollywood Headlines Oakie Adopts New Tricks Key to Success Woo. Workers’ Mates to Improve Business, Executives Told EAST LANSING W — A busi- ness expert told hardware dealers to woo their employes’ wives — but for business reasons. Research Institute of America, told a hardware dealers manage- ment conference at Michigan State |College, ‘The wife of your em- ploye might be the key to the success or failure of your store.’ "Finan said a business survey ‘up to his old tricks tonight when he Edward R. Finan of Kalamazoo, Michigan representative for the! for Video Scene-Stealing “By BOB THOMAS to uphold his honor. as a scene HOLLYWOOD uw — That veteran | stealer. scene stealer Jack Oakie will be, ‘‘I made a mistake the first time.”” he remarked analytically. “I was over in a corner of ‘the | hotel room dancing. with Dan Dailey, | didn’t realize the camera was going to cut to the door, where ‘appears on CBS’ Shower of Stars. But he’s had to learn some new strategy for TV. Oakie is enacting a. scene from “Burlesque, " which he performed Dick Foran was coming in, earlier in the season. “! didn't * *¢ & know they had retakes in TV too,” he cracked But he’s just as happy the scene is being repeated Reason te gets | ‘This Ume I'll be over by that | door. Foran will have to shove me | aside to get through.”’ Yes, the word “‘honor’ ig used | |in connection with scene stealing. | Although the craft has criminal | Dinner Affair - Honors Retiring ‘PHS Custodian “Oh, we used to have a ball in George Provan, 65, retiring after | the old days,” Oakie reminisced | honorable. It's the scene stealers ' who liven the show. * * ® Roller Skating Speed Boats— connotations, it is both ancient and | # among 15,000 wives showwed that | ae 86 per cent of them’ wanted to/21 years as custodian of Pontiac | between rehearsals. “We tried to know more about their husband’s | High School, was honored last eve- think of new ways to get closeups. work, but that only two per cent ning at a banquet in the school | One of my favorite tricks was shift- Attending Mambo Night at El Morocco received the information they | wanted, Finan had thses suggestions to make wives more interested and to an occasional meeting and let discussion, Invite the wives company business them join in the SEND FLOWERS Send employe's wives flewers on their birthdays Treat the wife and family of an employe to dinner to celebrate completion of anjother year with ‘4% | the company. sy | #3 If you post a photograph of an standing work, frame a copy and 1 send it with a complimentary note to the wife. . | Try not to hold meetings after /elsing hours on short notice. eee eeemeeeemememeede an Pickets Ring Hotels Despite 31 Arrests MIAMI BEACH, Fla. ® — The | AFL Hotel Employes Union main- ' tained its picket lines at four ocean- | front hotels today, after 1 of its) members were arrested by police. The men were picked up late | yesterday and charged with loiter- ing. The union promptly posted honds of $100 for each of themand hearings were set for Friday, It was the largest number of ar- rests in the 57-day strike which the union began in an attempt to be recognized as the bargaining | agent for its members. Police said further arrests would be | made if others congregate near | the hotels, | The Martinique was struck yes- | terday and the Robert Richter the day before, bringing to 02 the num.- | ber that have been either struck | Or picketed. The union failed in an attempt | ito obtain the reversal of a court! three other hotels, Invents Gadget to Hoist Beds to Attic in Day | MONTREAL HA Canadian ‘in- | ventor says he has the solution to | the housewife’s space problem—a | gadget to shift beds to the attic | cure: the daytime. Guy Roberge, former lieutenant colonel and a career soldier before | | his retirement in 1948, has patents | | pending in Ottawa and Washington. * 7” * “The only way to build a cheaper house is to befid it smaller,” he says. in, the smaller it gets the less you can afford to better informed about their hus. , > | band’s work and boss: ing a drink from one hand to an- other between scenes. “When they ran the rushes, they ; saw I had the glass in one hand for one scene, then in the other. So cafeteria. Guest speaker for the occasion was John Thors Jr., principal, who commended Provan on -his many years of faithful serv- fee. Assistant Principal C. T. Forsman also spoke briefly. | they had to shoot a closeup of me | shifting the glass * * Cloyd Houts. general mainte- nance foreman for Pontiac Schools “T used to have fun with Ned made the presentation of a wrist Sparks, who was one of the ities watch »scene stealers The only way Present for the occasion were could top him was to keep him att Provan's wife, Sarah, and daugh- balance by pushing him. Finally he blew up and said, ‘Keep blankety-blank hands .off me.’ Oakie explained why, he had to learn new tricks for TV: “In pic- tures, we kept our eye on the cut- a “~ you ter, Margaret, and 55 members of ir the high school maintenance de- partment and their guests. The Girls’ Ensemble of the, school vocal department, under | the supervision of Mrs. Buck, entertained with songs and/ the director is King. If he doesn’t | Margaret Wood and Kay Reichert! put one of the cameras on you, | appeared in an exhibition of High- | you' re dead." co land dancing. | ter, Y ou could usually devise ways | Mary | to make him cut to you. But in TY. New Lake Theater 420 Pontiac Trail WALLED LAKE TONIGHT In CinemaScope SICN OF THE PACAN with Jeff Chandler —ALso— HELL’S OUTPOST With Red Cameron, Joan Leslie CA ddeddededer Keege Theater . a. CinemaScope SONG OF THE PACAN With Jeff Chandler —ALSO— HELL'S OUTPOST \) With Jean Leslie, Red Cameron MM LD IM MM N \ aN Sooper Vivian Blaine Is Sued ‘for TV Contract Breach OS ANGELES w— A $375,500 suit has been filed by two TV pro- ducers against actress Vivian | Blaine and her husband, charging that she failed to appear in a series of video films. Norman and Irving Pincus NOW! Ss IT! * Feature ot: 1:06-3:15-5:28- 9:20.64 9:35 P.M. brought the suit yesterday against | Miss Blaine and Manny G. Frank, | a theatrical agent. contending that ‘after they spent $75,000 on a pilot | film, Miss Blaine refused to com- | plete the contract. | || LAST TIMES TONIGHT | Broadway s Hit Musical — Hits The Screen THE WONDERPUL WARM STORY OF ER_AND CATHERINE MARSHALL « RICHARD: TODD. EAN PETERS “ | Coter by DE LUXE + tn the wonday of STEREOPHONIC SOUND _, 4 Story Theat Lifts You With « “Giant, Gentle Hand! | | ALSO Tom and jerry Cartoon _ “PUP ON A PICNIC” AND LATE NEWS NHIT THE] DECK | mancing Martha Rayé’s 10-yéar-old taughter Melody. * * * * WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Some companies would stimulate business more if they stuck pins into salesmen instead of into maps.”’—Quote, (Copyright 1955, Pest-Hall Syndicate, Inc.) EM A q LAST TIME TONIGHT > 2—FIRST RUN HITS—2 wilal Maltese lela COLOR ‘Strangelady iy inTown | GREER GARSON DANA ANDREWS Pa ee ee ie "COMING SUNDAY EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING SARAARAMAARDASNAM AM _—=PLUS:; THRILLING SECOND HIT— > BLACKBOARD J} UNCLE | sie | His machine consists of a series | of pulleys hung from the roof} bed into the area between the roof and the ceiling during the day. The machine can be,worked by hand or by electric motor and when the bed is in use the cables are detachable. A swinging trap door or a sliding panel covers the ceiling cavity rea the hoist is not being oper- ated. * * * simplify room cleaning, give more play space, especially in children’s ‘| rooms, and cut taxes, heating and maintenance costs by reducing the | size of houses, “Ask $12,000 to Boom Michigan Farm Goods | LANSING — The State Agri-| | cultural Marketing Council has_ | Pecommended grants totaling | | more than $12,000 for promotion | of Michigan farm products. The council recommended the grants at a meeting in Lansing yesterday The funds must be ap- | | proved by the State Agric ulture’ Commission, Cr rer wrarararas _ FRIDAY and gt OK OK OK OK tO a | beams. Four steel wires hoist the | Roberge says his gadget would | TONY PASTOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA WALLED LAKE CASINO BALLROOM 4 ‘WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN | t SAT. ENJOY THE FEATURES ON OUR NEW d CIANT SCREEN % GLENN FORD in ALSO. = THE BOWERY BOYS in “BOWERY TO BACDAD” PHONE FE 5-8331 “THE AMERICAN” . ENJOY COOL AIR CONDI- Pelagia TODAY thru SATU RDAY. ‘ | ORE BINNIE BARNES LRBERT-OEKRER { -” "KAY ARMEN ] J. CARROL NAISH WCHARD ANDERSON JANE BARWELL AN M-G-M PICTURE HK kK KK KK IK SATURDAY Av 12:50; 2:50, €: YA PRONE CH ] “Oil Serguast Pall lr Cities Cuthe.,.0¢ Was He Pushed? Sergent Wilton Rend, henteeme G2 ute | Gores He te Rad Chinn, eleed fresly with we porters sheet hin prison comp experiences and expecially shout bysatited Tonge Claptn.. ; , * sen pails aga ¥ mc ‘ f 3 “ae = os oS ' ~ Reo 7 | - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 i “oF l = _ 1 PAIGE GOT WIG OIL WELL) LONDON, Ky, ww —n was «/DrawsBriton'slre | ‘ PW, SOMEBOOY WUE SHORE UL : over statlings. His boyble-|_ LONDON (INS)—Farmer Ralph MOONSHININ’. “THATS WHY PRIGES 4 oe ' Goodall, 41, of Rossington, York- DERRICK = “ Fo warreled shotgun went off pre. shire, is distaly et al the - : . maturely as he closed the breech Royal’ Air Force these days. How Crooks Prey while preparing to fire from an up-| He claims that a jet plane made _ eee oo stairs bathroom window. The a‘super-supersonic bang with the ; | yrs charge made a sieve of the plumb-|"esult: — - ; | Polly, his prize porker, delivered sayy ee gy -— A retired po-| ing, water leaked through Le the | eight ‘piglets a week early. Polly | lice a professional | living room below, and his wife | and her litter all died. magician have published a 150-| 14. scared nearly out of her wits Mist of Akdebourne, a champion page report on the art of crooked | i, the beliet he had been shot. _| Pekinese, gave birth to five puppies in Carpenter figured the scare he | a week early. Three puppies died. threw into the starlings cost him{| Cows ran about wildly and farm several hundred dollars. dogs barked 6 . a] i f i 4 B i 5 : F cf zg FH i i i rs H Ez WHY SHOULD ANYONE HAVE TO BEWARE OF A FRIENDLY i | re ) g : i E iF if i f | B q s i FRIENDLY DOG ir book, titled “Luck—_ . one LUNE mal Se ee —ERNVIE BUSH LEP ate 8 ts pe E CASTLE By John Morris i t : zl “Help! ... Save me... Save me!” OUT OUR WAY t : : if ig t i Ea iH om BE ? q SINCE YOU LAST HEF TED Baa, ~ a — were Sb Y WAARRERE WA Tey ALLEY OOP / oe By T. V. Hamlip my secrer: } HEM. How Do (YEH YOU KNOw? 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Tritery 8 $2 an hour end up &,, rity eae L ESTATE _drom Novel. ‘Wed hare, 6 Nar ron a $ p.m, We need a rressive méen im. Fo way ms handle new an §=6resale we can = ¥ ~~ So nee ei work: EW MODERN . eee eves. Come cut and sre seeking permanent em pioy- ment. : 2383 ARD Lake RD. s — AUTO SALESMAN at Ese New and wu Dem ished. health. accident ond life tneur- Wanted, full or parte time — in Stet “cee eda ae NE potitan Chevrolet dealers Same “CHAP IN-BIGELOW location 17 Ask Jack ga BUILDERS Hodge Fernwood Chevrolet. 22346 nH on Lake Rd. Woodward Ave., Fernd Mich. , Boy To t jODD a RAINT- PE 81131 or PE 5-s845 . a rnityre ening. S TE 7 Morey'e ‘Golf M " Club. REAL E TA JE pion Lake off Com- SALESMAN: e BAR TENDER FOR > OG Los. Sperinnss ee ene Soe Wie ehift rearmgnent ent fob Ww ou Erbe ani _ full partiouls ‘ - HILTZ FE 5-6181 BLOCK AND BRICK MEN. MUST REALTOR me call ones as) i sive 2 SALESMEN Comb. Bumper & Painter - Nave “an ha ra alert young Liveral bon-financial benefits. Call men © poe tn selling. Walter ‘Smith, Bervice agre ty of lis — contacts, i _YE 5-4161, tie —Fin ings unlim CARPENTERS AN : To Buy—To Sell—To « Gaip. MATRet eines wane lake. YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IF CARPENTERS MUS takndd pil ae UNION, . an : aca KY men. Cali : after : ex 3-3160 canPavhins 2? A-l ROUGHERS _} ot Call after 6 pm MY / REALTY CO. REA _ Co-operative FE oe Betate Open Eves. “Brcmenge “a 9: cm oo NEXT _ NEXT DOOR, ore aRANCH ff SALESMAN MAN WANTED Sears, Roebuck ~ Deputy City Treasurer Pontiac Salary $4849 to Duties: Assist tm super- ising the collection of taxes assist tn kee . Sat. ffice. [Nv S | Bris i 9 to Stay in U. S., ay Special comnmunttion = nin ba 8 7 Prodycs Afraid. of Reds | " to confer the E. A. degree. Lodge on rain id ‘Surgery ” j ret Vo ing ‘ opens at 7 p.m. Irwin W. Mills, . ee ; Ey prices vot Tie" ° nas ar metceale | EAST LANSING @—A Michigan | . : |W. M, ~Adv. ‘armers’ ets poe RL a? . ‘iL ; ; wah State College student wife |- : s . CHICAGO o — Most prices fn | ssa! Ny voRIc wy — Brisk buying |/bope a bill now befste Congress} Detroit Times Claims ~ News in Brief away from previous closing levéls | 3.75 bu. Red 9.60-4.00 bu. ‘@tza¥- came into the stock market early | Ca" Save them fromythe vengeance, Foyndation Will ‘Offer : on the berries 6.00-10.00 24-qts., 5.50-6.00 16-qts. of Communists iy’ their homeland , cing ; ‘ : as progressed Board | “Vegetabl 128-1.18 dos. | in the session today, lifti omm N Fall Pontiac Police yesterday arrest- of Trade today. ccd 3.28 es este Gon, Debs. nico. | Une seasion, today, lifting some | cy Korea. Shares Next Fa ed and charged Harold D. Hol- A little openin; in bu. ‘Cauliflower, 300-330 dee. Kon | S8F€8 UP a point or’ more. Rep. Don Hayworth {D-Mich) has 4 brook, 28, of 119 State St., with ~ bean oil and meal quickly evapo- 100-18 G0 Do “aay, eaggiows. ary, | Numerous big blocks changed | introdueed bill which would al-| DETROIT ~The Detroit Times | reckless driving. He is specifically rated, This carried raw beans as $5 doa. piabe Paral. aya Ee L08 ow hands as the tape fell behind! low Kyu — Lee and his wife! said yesterday hog Ford layered charged with excessive speed and much a8 a cent lower at times, 4.50 100-lb. bag. "red 15-100 briefly in recent sessions as the | to stay jg country permanently. | Co. stock will offered to making a U-turn against oncoming Grains drifted lower on new Nag a mntle. 00-190 dos. market has pushed into new high Lee’ served as a a eee ta aa wt cay cli pomeeloney: avenue, crop prospects. behs. 4.00 pk. To-| ground, intelligence. during the and. Nov. 15 and carry v matoes, . 425-450 14. bakt. War. He and. his wife fear | rights. There was no company of «73 E. Toward the end of the first hour TR OLN on, Dehe. The railroad shares were sc- wi be “3 0) 4 oon , pared covtthend ; arate tr i ere se pera : i Nort Me ve | othe soo alideicerey be similar | hours. in the like holiday week a a | tears x ee _— receive cates are ; r 9,976,000, kilowatt- E. Partridge, 43 W. Huron St.; wenity. 8 ee Av: 3b \to the Ford Motor Co. Tractor | Year ago and 9,976,000,000 Pollock Paper Corp., with sales : ° y . hours in the week before. 4 Rudolph F. Ranke, 2348 N. Pine Livestock _ — cs z : west Air. el and Implement Division and the - te in 1954 of approximately $33,000,- Center Dr. and Ivan W. Schrani, DETROIT LIVESTOCK . Burroughs °.. 29.6 Oliver Cp..... 167| proposed Vickers Corp. office| ‘Sharpest outpet gains eT -}000, is a leading manufacturer of 543 Judson. OIT, June § (AP)—Hogs salable! gumob Wy) 14 Geen eie on 134. building,” Barnard said. the central industrial area, in- waxed paper used in the baking ‘ ted a | 125. Market ‘not etsablished, mntertont | Cua Dry ..... 16 nk WA A If the zoning change is favored| cluding the steel and auto manu- alge Gaye aa care . hog werk eight Cattle. salable 250 a _—r Sena aint ~ mf Hoeangl me aa | by the zoning board and the fie Sper ongiors wines sennaape = . ts) | board, const i ' - phases of real estate. Some have pared last Thursday market fairly active Case Jt. tet Peane Mie 23 ship eM 8 tricity at Atomic Energy Com-- } . studied for four years, taking one | fotrers‘warence:, ,tisutter steers, and cae ES ae oe sees yea cauled § have |‘ mission installations has risen Death ofices ere strong spots velanese Lew O1@.. 6 Th building is sch oO ave i : : . 38 e course each semester strong to 80 cents. Wieher considering | Gf ind @-*:~ 3n3 re oe tle for 1,000 employes. ~ sharply, Production in the cen- Estate Asso- | quality and sorts: bulls $0.78 cents high- | Ches & Oh $25 Philip Mor... 39.7 - HATLEY, JUNE 1. 1988, aie aasel The Michigan Resi Vv er: stockers and feeders fullv steady:|Cni & NW es 7° ; 4.7 = = = 2138 Dixie Hwy., age 36; beloved iation, the State ice of Voca~ te v.15 163 pit Piste O.. cent ahead of a year and “O. Hat- east high chotee and rime individuals and | Suize' Gre’... ary Et Piate Oo ML = pomens of Sm Peccee 6 met eal hetie Caras eet weal | peal lots up to 28.00: bulk good to low | Clark Equip... 79 proct 4 61.1 im the southeast wag up 13.6 dear father of Linda J. Jerry b k with the : ty | Clim tas 18.6 ‘. 38. eman ‘ “Hatley; real estate sca service tej| sat, mmeetel ane waa ad |coeet ee ppvaertecsn h per cont. ee ee en es: vcovsiing a ne service good ser rel ene te fed heifers a ce Sa = Sess ls -- 3 Rem Rand... ae . All other sections showed gains soar brother ot Pleat " John. . most commerce: ee. Reyn . . follows: New Walter an atle re i : I) 16s 1 over @ year ago as > a1 for certificate win- cal cove 13 bank 00-14 80" ew high high commer Con Baie 0. 3 Rxo Piet. SF of Kaiser Order ‘England 8.4 per cent; Mid-At-| ona "hrc" es crea i Panera ners Lactasead og) ehh | poe ern OL, La utility and | Cont = $68 eatcoar ac. ns J lantic 9.2;-West Central 7.2: South worse > Bt the Voorhees: ceremopy. The group also will) commercial bulls 1480-1700: bulk good Cont Can .... 184 gt jos Lead... $03 ; Central 9.6; Rocky Mountain 7.1: Biple cne with Rev. Tom hold 1 business meeting | $24, joy, choice stockers’ and feeders |Comt Mot ag St Reg Pap... 803 ° mn oe ; aoe Malone officiating. Interment in — 20 00.22 50 Copper Rng. 402 St Res Pap: 477! Solon Claims -Banker Pacific Northwest 10.0; and Pa- Ottawa Park Cemetery. Mr. Hat- lection of officers. Calves © salable $0 Market slow, steady | Copper Rng. 402 Seovill Mf... 351 mae cific Southwest 8.3. ley will He tn state at the le receiving cer | tot#y Compared last poe etey veslet | Core eee 1 28? Bead AL RR 862 Intervened to Get AF “ic est 8. Voorhees-Sinle Funeral Home. Tr area peop! market erratic; geod — a. = wr 20.6 Sears Roeb... 89.3 nterv / KITTS, JUNE @ 1955. MARIE M., ane cs chotce ph ha aay slow: prices un- Det Edis ... 361 Sivclaty 0... Hy C tract for Firm ‘ 812 G. Jessie St.. age 64; oaeres erator mar io8) BBs 5300 Coe ee ee we. ome, chaloe [oe Sree 62 99° Sou Pac..2. cae onmracy, | Ear nings ocmer of Min Wale Wicket fc Birmingham marelé 8 Deorion. 1379, and. prime ligntweight inavrigusts 2408. De"Poat™.. at’ Sparks Wil. O81) WASHINGTON um — Rep. ord Srv Ciyde “Moneywell and. ire ; t . f i tg td od: service j Merten Canes nS etre pas ogee cae oraee. ae alr L $0.1 Bid Brend _.. badd (D- Pa) asserted today the . NEW YORK (INS) — The F. W. willbe. held’ Bavurder” June il Clawson—Charles A. Bowen Jr, 1245 BOY an scarce, most!v 10.00-12.00 East Kod ... 82 Std OO 06 Force reversed jtself and awarded Dodge Corp. announced today that at 13 P ro Noothees Siple fee Smet, Tre 8) aay” Sateen Helier |B Ee as Sy Set St BOA" | w contrac tothe ne chet meee | ee rare i May for te) areca d Lud J. Charpentier, 380 Wordswort. h Emer Rad » 16. : mical Corp., after interces- | ¢ me cons’ on rs. Kitts ww e a tg art et We ey Seen ker ace Ee get 2 AY Bt Ft & Chemical Corp, afer interes | tare east of the Rockies totaled | fate at he Vooriae-tple Pa Imlay City—George W. Turner, 6340 | Thee? Doorly defined account, higher; "one EEO... 4 Stews et If a speech prepared for the | $1,011,310,000. This was 23 per cent | « HERRIMAN, JUNE 0, i088, Wit- hake oy ee a J. Ruge, 228 At-| ST'se: few head Spoice 2300) tat Preept Sul’... 63, Suiner Ta $36 | House, Flood demanded a congres- | higher than the same month last pong hg Mg Met, ter Bt. a Gage, 24746 and choice shorn lambs No 1 pelts 21 re loc ae non {03 , ae ", ... 0 sional investigation. | year, although below. the year-to husband of Mrs. Ruth Merriman: Oak Teta coped “Suton “9. | 22.50: some No 2 ciate kinds pet 21.50 Gen Elec 2°.) 54 ex G Sul -: as ° year gains of 34 per cent in April dear a rice Peannl ee kee on i Sea ee ES ee Tra W Ale 4 he sald, wan tet and 48 t in March. Total| Service witbawee held” Monday ss 613 SS cel: Gen Mills... 1702 Trac ati The contract, e said, was n per cent in March. service : we Nenceans iad Phen oe peut to cots shorn slaughter ewes. 3.00: Gen Wane oss Twent ¢ Fox a. April for the Kaiser Company to construction awards in all cate- ee? Funeral Rome * with in: Rm Hasei Sinead, 730 Symes, —— = —o ee coe Ba Carbide | : a3 operate a heavy press extrusion. gories in May stow Sl Merriman wit Te Ms state at tite Gen—Tire—..--344— ay a i Hyntoon Funeral Home —— aaa tcpraee Gillette ...... 112 Onited Cp 7. 68 ee ae aed te stamp out | | the first decline trots the preced-| ROBERTS. JUNE 7. 1958, HATTIE, GRICAGO. June 9-(AP)—Saleble hogs | Goebel BF -.- ¥. Unit Fruit /.. $1.4) presses ing month since last November. os each ase 2 eared Goodric Un Gas Im i f bat aircraft | '"g mother of Ear! : 8.500; general trade moderately active to Goodyear 1.1.63 US Lines’ | 224/ large sections of com ; Fern" Oreer tereceraianes % siow. and uneven: butchers -generally Grah Paige 21 US Rub -. $8.6 | to speed production. and Roy Roberts: dear aister . ’ k — te trong wiih apy ooao is ped Qt No Ry ... 42. US 8m : 3 NEW YORK aney — .Celotex Sf sche, “Sater Funeral service Rises This Wee strong early round; choice Be 3] Sneed oes Ven Bent. Se Flood said Secretary of the | Corp. reported net income for the | Will be held Friday, June 18 at mostly choice No. Is 730. 10-20 25” with | Gul Oe c Ra west/On Tel. 3 Air Force Harold E. Talbott | six months ended April 30 of Church Cutmerse Re. emeiery NEW YORK (® — A.slight rise | around 80 head at 20.25: most sa ‘ ve Chee .. 44.4 Weste A Bk 265 “found Kaiser unfit to operate” | $1, $54,676, equal to $1.96 a com- iestieiton atithe Seecsty wih b was recorded this week in the | Sheice Xo 2 ant 238-380 ip ‘0-30 1b Holland P 2 183 Woke Mot = m4 the facility when mon share. This compared with eld ‘this evening at 4 pm. a Dun & Bradstreet index of whole- pag collard Sean, nt Gat: | fecha 38.3 sc El Pw 334] were first undertaken tn No- | $1,018,492, or 98 cents a common KORINGON SURN 8 ina JAGR sale food prices. 300° 1D 1680-16 78; 400-800" Tb ‘13.50 sented hel Reever S*| vember 1966. share, in the same period last LeRoy, 14085 Mohawk Biv. The index stood at $6.39, up from 14.80; = ce deren et ees OH. 39 */ Faget spar. 22 he contract was awarded to | YC! ‘Sales increased to $31,218,353 ane tgs 144) belowear cme $6.33 last week, which was the Sslable cattie 12,000:, selabie ‘tna eer: Insole C7 tr 331 Be Sue the ee — = fee AS er $71, ,483,346 in the initial half Farnest iL. and irene 0, "Rovin- : steers own Int Harv 49-4 Kaise dded, of- 1 ! us lowest since April 7, 1953. A year Ting nr 6 average choice low he company to and Kathryn E Robinson. Fu nthe index represents. the total iene? ts,weak atances 850° 1068": | pw oR ATTA ag tr | icaae tae oveccanechwoores a WASHINGTON (INS)—The.. Fed- pounced ater by Voorhees . tron, = er : The index represents vim oe, ceaing rather slows ten bulls sold Stabe | The Associated Pre 19 18 60 | to fill both Air Force and private cra] Reserve Board announced that; gADLER. JUNE 8, ips” ZOE A cost at wholesale of one poun , to 25 higher early, but later trade and | Indust Rails Util Stocks —— 162 Henderson Bt. age 19. dear ch of 34 foods in general use. general market weak to $0 lower: veal- Rel change, + 3| orders. business loans of member banks qneiher of Mire. James Bo aDers. Highest . this week were flour, ie oe: ona an “iy ee tT TS Soe: ae re sar aa 10's BOSTONIAN NAMED decreased $5,000,000 in the week thy) Lavender: dear nee ton- yearlings 7 18.09-23 00". Snstes rades larne- iba wed LRG 1308 Wee leks oe : ended June 1. Principal changes hire aad Miss thaceenst Weiter, beet, jellies, sugar, coffee, cotton- || Se ay at geal moves ; Month gos." 2118 121 HE isle! “T have learned trom friends in | were a decrease of $14,000,000 in Funeral service will be held seed oil, eggs, prunes, steers, hogs neds hala fd peat yaar a anche so: | Year serves 04 Ste $92 tape eastern ‘banking circles,” Flood | 'the St. Louis District and a rise Saturday June 11 et 3 pm. at . rome nd mixed yea 985 Neco tbs. the tt C. De and lambs. Lower were wheat, | 7's, a ommercal cone ee 1985 : - 31 He6 wens heaps said, “that no less a personage of $10,000,000 in the San Francisco Home with" Rev wee” ° oth corn, rye, oats, barley and lard. a eee 12.78: few tee en a ie 71.8 4 108.0) than the chaf®man of the board of District. Outstanding borrowings Hutehinson ——— nter- iets utility and a ls ari a oe the First Boston Corp., G. D./ now total 22 billion 63. million Sadler, will te tm “state tt the Waker aul $0 ones: fecimal points are stghtns | WOOdS, went to the secretary of | dollars, a gain of one billion 37 THOMPSON JUNE 6. 1988, HER- 20.00.24 0: anu ater decimal poten Low Neen | the treasury and asked him to in- million dollars over this time a man Mey) U Later, * ad mtn *., eostine and yeariing stock steers 18-3: /Maldwin Rupver? .......--. It¢ 114 tervene with the Air Force to get | year ago, : Toast 7 ear — Kingston Preductes 220055072 34 20. this facility for Kaiser.” father of Mrs, Alma Polts, Mrs | Masco Serew* wg TT HEe tees 33 =p) There was no immediate com- 2 Det it Bo H rt pes Charles ” sthempeon: ane Midwest Abrasivee ...... cee 86 3 rol ys bd brother ef Earl and Jessie Rudy Mfg* ....... sense sees a 32 ment from the: Air Force. pson Pineral service wil! | “Sketae Wiscul ame Burning School Papers be held Saturday. June tl “at jo sale; bid end asked. 11 am. at the Pursley Puneral ; fF Worker's Bod DETROIT —Two boys cele-| > ‘Home eit Ree Es L. Wat- actory orker's 7 : kins officiating. Interment in. ‘Helen Keller Returns brated the closing of school for White Chapel Memorial Ceme- = : Found i in Grand River summer vacation Wednesday by tery. Mz. Th a eR, From Tour of World making a bonfire of their school setod the rajey ' . T, 8. 1956, JOHN, 270 Both suffered serious burns when} Fite St-_ age $7; beloved ‘hus- a can of alcohol they used to feed ‘ather of’ Nathaniel and Perry ts fe gle and epee Oa) fl Sate "ae iid Lelia Wallace McNeil, 11, and Leon- ig, Teall The : ard Rucker, 12, were treated at a wie Joon oece hospital for first and second de- Wa Sit Church. In gtee burns. the at 8 p.m Call FE2-9119 or wlth 6. J. Nephier Co. {414 Commantty. National : pacerheoe JAMESTOWN, Tenn, (UP)—Lt. ie of, |, BX. June 18. Apoly Personnel City arke etore 5 pm. Monday. —— DESIGNERS £ ENGINEERS 7 os Tool | makers Seaeacc . eM etssoree . nh § Wood pattern, BOND BNET LOv MER OVER {9000 we ym 53% W. Huron DESIGNERS “LAY OUT anos DoE tailing Tool and die ‘special equipment. Lafayette eerin Co.,- 2619 Dixie H Eneipeeriog See _See Mr Crawford. OR 3-0086. makers wie, agere Pit ty “Ey # M nt Too! Mie Co. 407 Hadley St. Holly, :s ma = aa ice. Hun nd Maple Biyd. Bir- _mingha : EXPERIEN NCED WOOL PRESSER : 1038 Baldwin Ave Wardrobe Cleaners. EXPERIENCED TRACTOR DRiV- er Single men 1 __ east of Lakeville on Yule ra bE D AND man to patro} ud EM i. Executive Salesman Sent leeaenee Cn. Open ie afea executive salesman, — e sal 000 and . Call D. 2 for seppotnt- PERIENCED AU TO MOBILE mechanic for Studebaker dealer. ship. Easy and pleasant working ‘condition, can make “eee. See Mr. Launs, 666 8. W ‘ward, _ Birmingham 4-34i0. EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE. SALESMAN to sell new and used cars. $125" pe allowance of Driveway, t saddle Se for over- the-road/Griving. Good workin conditions. Sen- & 7, : . a ¢ : ; Ee Peter “ ve is =< , — 7 c ilies e ys 3 = a ee cere a. é ees ; ee ij 4 ; . : ; ; LN | "THE PONTIAC PRES S, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 . is M 4 _ Business Services 15 ~ ; ae t R 37 __Work Wanted lale 0) < 3) CARNIVAL ‘ _. by Dick Turner; Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32, Rent Apts. Furnished 33 __ For Rent Rooms ch t AND CABINET ws, Lawnmowers ——+ y, : nee DIATE case ¥OUR 3 LARGE ROOMS'& |. UTILI- BusINEss MAN. ee ere erm | 7 oo : CaF ASS) Nee ete a ae asoN AND. BRICK WORK J ) y ROOMS. CLEAN, MODERN, ik vee Center im P Get ala FE 188 Ey eee | oe K.. L. Templeton, Rea : asempec os Caipesys and stove, ae oan ve ae 7 ate te —wonk—or ave| A & B TRENCHING os, : WE-ARE BUYING AND SEELING found Working’ couple bets, Your | for Tent, Kitchen privileges, Walk: | ‘| kind. Vicinity of Gingeiville. FE re thea tile. Field tile land eontracts-TODAY! Call us Seed” a me Finer hogy. Apply manager = : rE ~ eat of- se | BAINTE a4\ Sra sales can Loop settlement. VERY NICE ¢ ROOMS BATH AND 303_&. Meoteaim, —___. , | eet West side. $00 per m0. CLEAN FRONT Noe PRIVATE ee ‘porch, garage. 8. Marshall. | “ROOMS. 0 UTILITIES is PUR- CLOSE IN rit | nished share the, bath $70 Adults rooms. Men only. 46 Mechaniec.. Lao ER DESIRES WORK. NO AAA _TRENCHING CO. HOUSE ~- gid Sa yo278 footings field file, "and wae | — i set coon aewnaeer PLUMBING WORK, WANTED. | fit O° 3.306" PE sole ite Nicholie & Harger | a 33) W~ Huron Reasonable, FR 5-101 s ecor o—*- . RILEY BROKER Rent APC Unfurnished 34) soanoino HOME FOR ELDERLY “STEADY AND Tel-Muren Gheppiny Cunter |B rienced. EM 5-5508 charge: chemically treated ai ne * PHONE PE ¢1ist wenn A~ | people. FE & 7287 time. Apply 8 Orchard ew veer | extra cost, CASH. 610.000 TO $14,000 TO PAY |3 APTS. AVAILABLE, MODERN / LICENSED CONVALESCE dws = SEAMSTRESS are RCHLLENT ONE! Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners 4 > for modera 3 or 3 bedroom home a gly Pi oss ap pateet ree via "onl K AN CHEN Experience not necessary Must | JRONING§” GOOD WORK. PIN- nAnhd oti) : ; : tors, Call Lincoln 1-8606. ana FE . 120 Ortonville, Mich. : apply it Dereon Prince Leunder- | ished ‘day. PE 5-0003. PAINTING NSIDE AND OUT. ae : ‘a aetaocd Es APT. ~ HELP | et “Dry Cleaners. 8 Glaspie. | pane’ WID PICKUP | site Get our bid. EM 3-0087. : Rochester. Call after §, OL 3-611. Hotel Rooms 39 Pol i 3 CKUP & DE L. Morey’s Golf & Coppa 4 = moe ja nesandiae : ~ ee PE 4-3283 EXPLOSIVES C CONTRACTING. ALL C A S H F} ROOMS x OROUND FLOOR, | ~~ SS ~>E—a>arawnw™>- ” retaries and. s enog: Ta-! ypes of dynam work; stum : o 4. : as Lake ries a gr a se ER VICE VE |) Pee Syncmite Sern. Sunes | 6-9 | pee MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING, SEC. repaired Dista til installed “All |S . Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor AE gees | eo ue seiesreten, eis . % chase orders and —— Ae- | Denial SELL PART TIM retarial service EM 3-2842 ~ work guaranteed FE 49819 3003 ~~ . - TT N * Soe bl Pr Mae 58165 T NGOMA ata ener PRIVATE _Ais: 1 or 2 room Apartments . re : 2 WOMEN WANT WALL W Orchetd Ie Ra . , : : vad BO) AED Oe) ‘ J 70S WITH GOOD BAYARY AP 94 == | 55058 eves. p_jods. — — = mere areas to iist your property } RM APT WITH LAKE PRIVI- BLDG. AVAILABLE ; | Mee bebe siting ventn-s FE ee aYED Fe LIGHT HAULING. ODD JoBs KNAPP SHOES Tein 2 Sirm that concentrates on |” ieges on Square Lake 969. per venient for a barber sho | | sears i-Nvher wourb Ukr AWNS BPRAYE: Eb Fon RENOY. | _Cheap__ PE 71-0171 ® Etewcrths selling exclusively in your 1) mo Ward E. Partridge. Cet V store or beauty shop wht * crt = 1 + L | eDan! i job as governess, prefer invalid ont. i ~ O'DELL CARTAGE ($96 8 Benford _—s_—SF EE «8-120 le OOM ieee FULL bi.° = phone : on as saad | ears or adult 22883 be- | FAWN MOWERS HEDGE SHEARS, | Loca) and Lone Distance Movine. Aerotred Knapp Shoes bath “private entrance, on Lake | MEDIUM SIZE STORE ON DIXT® : NEEDS sshd td a ete. sharpened & repaired. Phone FE 5-6806 Ne » qe a I have Orion. Adults only. MY 3-2860 in Waterford. Suttable for any- be WIDOW WANTs | HOUSEKEEPING 24 bour service, Al] work guar ‘TES pecomeces me _neseres at | thing 100 ft. fronts ty of Zé CURB GIRLS | \Gertainly needs’ Mol Near bas eth = aS ykets and delivery. REDUCED RATES ee a onener’ OR D188, > gee AND BATH gibi OIL. a porting space. “OR, ry ana . : ZA . ’ fine Send replies to Box No 1, ineo Large ¥ to serve you. ith e ihnur Swee d cond! adults FE > 7425. APPLY IN PERSON | _Pontisc Press PLUMBING AND MEATING H6 | Moving FE 44004 Sem RS WARDING. WILL — You | 7ROOM AND" BATH MODERN, Tenet aed oe r 9 AM.to 3 P.M OO & Bon FE +3761 OR | SUDDEN SEnvice-AeWES ROW please call Mrs James? MI | OU heat and hot water furnished | _S!fport_ OR 3-027? ML. TO | Buildi Se ic 12 See _bish and light trucking. PE ¢607@. | #3761 REAI TORS | lst floor private entrances. Close | WILL LEASE STORE 6§PACE oa TED'S | we 5 seated d bral = REPAIR WORK. | VOLLMAR MOVING AND STOR. P Deaaits SESE ope) pes: on! Sinn cr Ol an | mr au ae eee @) eS Rp es avers | age. Agents for N American Van _¢%D. License-Bonded. MA 5-T861._ pt hd ee 2 rary on west side FE $0101. fo WOODWARD AT SQUARE LK RD. he 1 CEMENT WORK PRICES 1 TRENCHING SERVICE | Lines. Large vans anywhere in 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS $7.50 | « Rooms AND BATH 1 -< L-CHILD | “Gr “Berues. wer c ot techn LLOYD MONROE footings. field tile and water United States Quick service. FE | Sutherland Studio. 18 W Ruron. | LET US SELL YOUR HOME, WE! SSG™S, 111% lease ~~ R ffi Ss 41 7 WALLED | LAKE WOMAN ABOUT | MQ? 13: tines, AEE ‘ih installed. FE 5-8562, 341 N. Perry | _ Printed napkins—fast service. pth yevers Seems if you want | Ses a nate PRITaTe ent oO <2 <7 F ir it See — ral 5-427 5 ‘T1068, a 5 e-c ‘et : SNe et dP Zz Sot. T days week, 00 hire, $40. Atv FE 4-6866 a STORM SASH Painting & Decorating 20 ave ¢ So mirea? con | 2. bof PHA financing. we | entrance Coupie mnly 16 Hea- GROUND FLOOR OFFICE "oR 7 ¢moon and evening shift. MA A m Ginakea? 4e “— co r aor buy.-sell or trade a full force | _derson. | store. 189 Woodward Amsie park- 2 $-1231 mornings only a é ; Alum comb. windows and door | a-} Decomatina _ Parntina | euk aethes rneniaeal searing of siz experten: salesmen |S LARGE ROOMS UPPER FLAT. | ine FE 42502 / WTD.: WOMAN TO MANAGE! Masonry C Available | We repair. resiase and sevire all! and wall papering. Cai) for est} | tional serve you. Call today, move | Heat and hot — furn. Adults. | OFFICE SPACE NOW pAYATLABL! j Gee Geaning ueeten. vam of ; vy Crew aila aad * windesr te are se programs. Call PE 4131. morrow. _Indian Village 62 Waldo St. in the Miller Bidg. F LB Walled Lake and Milford. Caij| ‘°F basement ana cement wort. | ~WE ED DON i PAINTING INTERIOR Ex SEER CER INDIVIDUAL DE-. |§ ROOMS AND aura _ 2 BED-| eet _Mrs. Goodwin, PE 2-023! PE 54-0591. i N “ | signed garments Mrs. Mayer, For Rent Miscellaneous 42 Tages, . | srixe from downtown. Call after | as : See Sixt 6 Delis obit. es ata TYPES MABUNH — MACHINE SHARPEN kitchens — 1 day service. Reas. wid. Heaechald | Goods 27 | ED D NORD | 2a idan ot _ PE +000 na penne ape =a or ae ae | cae itis estimates. OR 3-440. MANLEY LEACH 10 BAOLEY —— a ~~ ~~ | - a ' : Restaurant and liquor bar. | NO SER SEPTIC TANKS _ 4 Painting & Weil Washing Lrr Us BUY, TT gn AUCTION IT | ale Wichigan IMMEDIATE — e WATTRER HEPERIENC | frames Temoved.tocke broken sp. | peintrced eoocrta, PE pitue | __ Pree sulimates FE S21 cee 33808 POSSESSION . ATTRESS, EXPERIENCED ON OtT, yids asint . dD. | Sanrio amp WALL wasuina | FURNITURE NEEDED | ~xoow ovenn wousi Inator | CT J food_and cocktails. PE $-2000 | 0! p.m. ressmaking, Tailoring 16) “Cheap PE Sat?) o | Satire meme cf cl su Ges Gal SY Nave 600 down cayment WEST SIDI 7 4 WAITRESSES AND CURB GIRLS eo too nod igs GRADING. nO an ‘| “A-l PAINTING PAPERINO | top dollar Wi) buy outrient of eee ee oo nt, erme th | 8 rooms an’ tile bath with show- TH Te > y Wanted. Tomahewk. 2041 Auburn { OR 3-663 or } A eget WANTED: SEWING. SLIP COV-| Mason Thompson FE 48364 sell it for you. B. B. Community rite PO Boz 424. City) er gas heat. sutomatic hot | PHE CHELSEAS ®ou WEE SPSS bath aims — BRICK” x CEMENT WORK clothing FE ry on children s | | PROFESSIONAL PAINTER DE- wire mek BN PEDDLING Mite teen as ee Taree street city water, sewer ¥ a es or you name } pain } Dairy, Ob 3804 at 2 PS. Aree aang ienece Te bee LAYING EX. Furnitur- Refinishing 1g 16A | $1000 Quickiv and inexpensive. FE | _of furniture. Py ‘reser | YOUR PROPERTY? | ‘eon ag mosh 3 Bedroom Brick _Deiry, Ol, : : IT DOESN-T PAY | PISCE x | w cellent workmanship. Only better | eee oe WANTED FURN ; ! VASBINDE . sitchen “werk cna Es Spm NY Seen ee | eee ats tee a sre" Bowes wart walt L Bang lit lyes kee ORE qualifies promecte saree roo! PHONE O eke : aus bows Mates ee eres Dairy 166 W. Maple a ae §-0162 FE Na: = Sime anf@ mop “Don't a . one _ Birmingham BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT | SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING | "PAINTING PAPERANOINO Seems seeing ana the) bee with (eckere tah oe tes w, | - phone : - ~ Won ——— — eo chimaare. No job too| and rebuilding. FE 23-3700. | TUPPER OR 3-706) est prices, call oon borden mere and residential | APARTMENT 3} ROOMS AND Gl - Desert tases 7, ie | Sirens, tevnene souctere | Sul" ougresiee eens. ‘Penre|_ Garden Plowing 168 Physiotherapy - 21A L & S SALES CO | for'finaneing and closing | Ontord etetigaset Tomes RA| NOTHING DOWN "GENER tween 10-12 am. 9 N. Telegraph | _ +9604. wa oan ruses sonoma MPLETELY : : 200 GENERAL OFFIc CE Ra. BLDG REPAIR’ BRICK WORK |ALL POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT | USED FURNITURE BUY To Buy To Sell_To Trade COMPLE oll xew S sre" ND FHA $1,2 nae r Cement work Piastering.. Ret: plowing. discing leveling and eleo | SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. | 2-2886 YOU BUY IT-WE‘LL INSURE IT| (} Laces $e WORK | WAITRESS ine walls PE ¢2200000 8 | manure FE. +337 _S re a | Oe PONTIACS —LaKkoEst tractive ‘kitchen 4 “bedroo Sport Gel ceed ee aa Seeakitc SE SPEREY BS. | TiRetienced. stead and weer | BLOCK AND | CEMENT WORK, |OARDEN Pi GWING”AND 8CRAF- ee 3 eee Cash Awaiting Plenty of closete Utility | room. hardware. eabinete. with rustle ENERA . ends. Morey’s Golf & Country residential and commercial, FE | '98. OR 366330000 ___ Telev ision Service| 22 may a Chuid mitted. §75 pete oil forced wt heat. sition | re women. 6 days a) Club. 2280 Union Lase Ra. off | _ 5-0782 GARDEN PLOWING _ DISCING. as __ Wd, _ Miscellaneous — 2 Spacemaster folding F week. Hrs. 6:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.| Commerce Rd. Snick AND BLOCK LAYING. erading _¥, tele of Pontiac Alr- ae RADIO . Tv - ; pads a ld war : Some short | benefits. | WANTED va on "WOMAN FOR Oue doer fireplaces, win 3-s05e. es De repair. 806 W. Huron. Night serv- | WANTED. weno) / JURE ‘Box. LTY CO. REA LTORS Large picture window. a pre a Reter ler Pa entngs. a ¢ ani ban At, “J tee calls, FE 45607. | Phone Ortonville /2-0F12. __. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FUL PRICT gnce, _Rrivete room | end beth. at poe 4 ENT Sralteie hoon DAY OR NIGHT TY TV 65 SERVICE i On 2 WHEE / TRAILER WITH FE 2-0263 WHI | E. $11,850 1 Ofte GOon ibis nat Pret wed, A ), FE 3637 swive whee r c " . WILL 6 o HOME AND | SULLDOZING. # BASEMENTS Dua, —< OB 20000 o9_ PR 01057 _ MP. STRAKA. Press, Box =e thy W Huron “ fcaben Ce s Ted, Between seott se} Wages to woman, 70 or over. EM, ck filling, fine grading Da @ | LAWN GRADING AND - ORNA. SED Efieabetn poo ‘ blade. EMS: mental evergreens. PE $-006 |OUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY WANTED NCHESTER MODEL ooditon- NEXT Ror oFPicn Feonr OR bor ef_on si7ee|- ese, AS, Sad Me . - - a a. CONDO a tgun. c ttion. nar Rm 3-1760, a OULD Vike oman vio i ocr te WORF GOMMERCIAL _ ROTO-TILLING _RADIO & TV., 177 8. PARKE ST |_ FE 2 3 ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN- | FOR RENT: UNFUR NISHED i me with 1 in ¢ rh gme “ya Nothing too large | towns & gard 2374 Allerton| T i Service 22A| . a side city Have $300. down pay-| speriment op Woodward Ave. R NT me. ‘amily. vears e sie ypewriter Service ‘4 nted to k to Rent 29 Bloomfield. MI_ 44253. Free. estimates be pol pee Rc FE 5 OEE OT SS poseeethe gag lie SO Ben am RTL e re: the spot wh ed = ~ —~ LALLA \< ast 5 A s¥ . > a4 8 e 8 getyl hyd YOuNG LADY WANTED wits eee DRAWERS & DOORS. Laundry Service ___ 18 | TIEwarrens AND ADDING Ma- COUPLE & CHILDREN wouLp| _Citr. 15 Willard B./% BOOM’ A ‘a Re ont, ter mean at oneah coal ed Sala: 4 he Ke) oS ee airing expert work.{ like unfurnished apt. or house. | (- L UNFURN APTS. § MINUTE - e bea e ex ores. com Mr Saoeen CEMENT "WORK. FLOORS, | LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUP- ay ng “Frnt ~ oe = teasonable rent. MY 3-¢003. GREEN LAKE OFFICE drive from downtown. Call after ee ere bay + 8 - Thrifty Drugs. 6's Teiegraph ha, | 42H. ete Beg "Tee eattmates. | fled Secutifully fatehed, Pets ad RivERe he Te; PERATELY NEED HOUSE 3) -wengrrs Pon’ Abe eikgs” | > FE_+8i_or FE +0000. we first drove int the. yard. H Ww Jensen. PE_ 2-240 _L unity. Pb Phone FE 2-8) Wins PEWRITERS RENTED “email children Reference. N ot | cottages, bones (kets and eee | WATERFORD: 4 ROOM MODERN | On. how the chtidren will love ie 8. elp Wanted 8| Soncrete BROKEN 1 EN BY #OUR y four ror PAMILY CAUNDRY sEnv-| —Mitchell’s. 123 _N. Saginaw St / over $70. FE $-5406 ast. Romes tote and estates; "anartment, ground floor) privete | the fenced lot which ts S8x170 = iL WTD. 3 sabed| Dea ans ~ | _9f job. Pree estimates. FE 20077. ee eee et ty _Upholstering 23, MAJOR OIl, COMPANY REPRE- NORMAN F Sauna pet mo. Phone OR features coment bronk ater ‘ae transportation erred. Mayfair |AR® YOU RETIRED - PEEL ABLE CEMENT BLOCKS OR Sy -8101. ere A~~p~| sentative and wife destre apart. | 7070 COMMERCE RD .EM 3-412) _ 32-0104, after 3:30 drepatie Stdek aacene cake ewunt 6-3750. ant work ay N_ Perry 2 5e rivewacs basement excavating ____ Landscaping . 18-A THOMAS UPHOLSTERING Niles ee ee WOodward $7744 Rings nere_ | NEW J ROOM AND BaTH APART-| ming for the voung bethers. A 6600p COCR GENER AL. | Stay EXPERIENCE: I A, ead éredins ahaditions of altere- | AwnAA~ ~~ | 4_8._ TELEGRAPH FE see NT rowutvent Maina Crapo HAVE CLIENT FOR ment " ite BROS OS. month. most attractive house of 5 cheer- Good ie be furn' i? J “ : room rite, Sei Aubure | Yaad omaberk. Free estimate workmanshio | BULLDOZINO | FINR sgRapina, | § SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES & BED- Call Day FE 20138 or after 6 bedroom country home. on E Dorch e-erlooing Iske with s ning By By sR -_wuaranteed PE §-6377 § and back filling O oaapee ae “COVER aa ee FE 42592. Mrs. Bojarski : 2 eres Shemore within 18 m wane ae ¢iew hard to duplicate. There i ed > ist fami} . CEMENT [8 of PECTALTY | ULLDOZING, GRADIN AN PES, : : us jac = ode Taye OLVERINE APTS. are 2 bedrooms, one of which Is : of}. ‘More'Tor tom . oe han wages. id DISTRICT MANAGER Floors, basem es me 34s back filling TGRADINO AND rials Beadle. 5-1927. lor. Realter FE ¢- | 3 rooms and bath. 2 children carpeted. 2 living rooms. Also Ritine ‘a: 7s USTOM G Deise' r with 8 biede. 88.06 CR ”UPHOLSTER- seeing CLEAN COTTAGE ON : Fmitted. $57 per month. gne has wall to wall carpeting 2 Grits Hore ts & 96.000 to $8,000 position ;ARAGES | per hour. Call FE $3772 or PE | ing 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM AUGUST 20 THROUGH . TRADES K. G. HEMPSTEAD The other hes © picture window . te Sea & BD Che 20k then | which sheet ke fited tetas | lense. eee. FRA. tras, vel mk 3.2641. Pree SEPTEMBER 3 SANDY BEACH | Larger bomes for emailer, efty ie. mu Same | cient Ge ee - fiwy, by alért, ambitious person be.| 21004 PE 28S Eves, OR |. - BULLDOZING Se et ee) ee eee a farma, { > _*._Suree = miNeh ts tc soot cece GENERAL AOUREREEPING AND | 'eer 28 and 36 who i preseatiy 298 ‘OR $5289 FE san Lost & Found = 24) Trac. NEAR GOLF COURSE | homes for meomes. large dows | Rent Houses Furnished 38) faltt<® {,,{u basement, which child care. Exe living con-| ! #ales work Your job will be CEMENT WORK RESIDENTIAL TAL | BULLIg LANDSCAPING: COM. | TT Tae peason wHo pounn| IT. REPERMWCLS oF ienaan | oxuity frases ede le coteer aa | eDace for your boat. The yard is \ @itions, Private room and bath.| to recruit and train a group to.| ®nd commercial; free estimate ete lawn, maintenance and WILL THE PERSON WHO FOUND ee rties concerned. Call > |2 ROOMS. SMALL HOUSE.| £0rseous with its evergreen trees Sree ion come" | Raincoat, eam aaver | -Rermndommeon “pat Cait | acting” Pe suuog ne) “ayrhe pegs che aae tie | FEDERAL baw AFTER 0 PAE Sab oe 920? got oy Peiom TOUNE | dei Zhe, Rea aecanng erences, MI 60831. - sed product on Club Plan, 7 S iN S & w LANDSCAPING iawn | eenee ee tke ( f o) ere bere St ear garage. pee aoe other omen el Full training and recruiting: fees, wan cu STOM HOMES Lepiae ee tree work. OR Pe sate host er es ama OO RRIS & SO Y = ios Sterling Ray Ayal n down hy torte Plann Deh cect | - charge. Modern home, bo wash.| commission and overwrite paid Sopable price Licensed butider. =n | LOST. BROWN AND WHITE cot.|# ROOM APARTMENT FinaT 733 W. Hures 41557 mgs itl had bei from 3 to ing, ne children, o days, Wrie| Weekly. Extra pay while building | Best of construction | Help fi- neat Free_eatt | Ne Male, Name Prince. Saf. Vi | eet iene Poteet | LISTINGS WANTED | stmt - =| WHITE ; Watkin= - Protea wrest Box vvissy ame : 2 iio Us EKER PER FOR GhE | Phone essential. National operd=<3 MUlerry 9-196 License No 10742. UNiveratty | _1. Farms, business and gommercial | come. Call Homeo PLateau 2-2360 ? adult, modem heme, referencer | tion—desirable openings in many | CUS OM BUILDER. CAN Wonk |CUSTOM TREE NoER ECUT-| ¢4so7 Reward «| THREE OR FOUR ROOM PUR: . Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 _ ood wages to riabt warty. Mu: | Seas. Excellent opportunities for | one hows. _tn_pow FE 24821 | iGe° cual Ri Fase ar sR "OST: “DUKE” BROWN AND| rep “bldg. ita -utitien uF | agyy Roy Kn ‘Knauf, Realtor BR é rap vane mt fi 18 = : : Ss fur Sena aaEE with | lorena Per telerrion, Chat est | Conneay Midoee Oe td |CANDSCAPING.— AND LTGuT | Beit me, ronmlel, monetel | Ghined and Sewate win. htiadle FE_>M4i1 |3 ROOMS. OUTEINE TOLLET. OLD bildren, ages 12, 7, € 3. OR ivct giving name, address, phone EXCAVATING * hauling, FE 5-7947. ley of Mandon Lake. Child's pet. | —*6¢d business couple. FE 2-204). ; — san “AY Bt e humber and brief outline of ex- _ be , LANDSCAPING Vi _Reward EM _ 3-2677. TWO CHRISTIAN YOUNG LA-| | WANT ACTION Phone OR Sisiz or 2 ; perience to A. N. Rogers, Empire Basements and trenching. Fm | Top soil and grading, FE $-4972. ENGLISH BULL DOG. FIVE fut Gestre three or four room We're practically sold out of J Et moc Rd. a | FF dans: 7 or On yt Openings for full or part on Corporation, Newark, New DANS LANDSCAPING SERVICER | months cold. White around left ri aod 4 setify ogg Selapmecin lo- good lake and west sub- tortem : Lek “privileges A MONEY MAKER | time salesgirls for Aa York State Hoon SANDING, LAYING, FIN.| Complete iawn waineebanes and| eve. rest-brown. FE 47311. Good firmed Write P a urban property Have cli- Inqul uire Ba Cooley ‘Ra eM | 4 rooms and full bath th down = 7 e 4 ° apo 4 tale = lacchigne can Re gardner ” “Central a enue. AND YARD - | emart ottered_ te = ae ifs Feats. — : or ous Sess coarel al races Searreisann vl i ood ‘ : y Los RSE WIL- orom OMS, PARTLY FURN. KEEGO : wear Or ready to Wear! fitory Guarantee. commission | PLOOR 2 LAYING, SANDING AND| FE 56-3552. liame Lake Rd. near Twin Lake | Share Living Quarters 30| . courteous service ; ieloag Se sate vl oak floors aoinstered walls. a. full : department. Experienced | fin ie rere Mog cation oF | _finishiny, C_ Bud Bills PB 4.3931. ROTOTILLING- LAWNS AND GAR: | —COll_Club, Reward._EM_3-2922: | —~~~~—~~~~~~~-. ~~~ & ROOMS, 9 LOTS $12 WEEK| Ror ®At, SOE gas . referred but not neces-| 20¢ neat appearance » must rd PLOOR SANDING OLD A| dens. Seeding, oqeding. aursery | LOST: BLUE AND YELLOW PAR-|GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE F. C. Wood C y. Os option Owner. Box 535,| per nen Grose can bos ie Pp p Mr. Aten. Waldron ‘Hotel. Wea. | —*Pectalty, Carl Bills. . PE 2-780, Biack ir oe tin pa io ae ee. panee — Lengel of —_ oo, Private rath and en- oO. ser. 30 te sound investment ‘fee 33 “er cee , -| Th ae e Call co ‘ pper Strai e, EM 3-3322__ ce T will . 6 ROOMS. 3 BEDROOMS. CLEAN. i: pper inary eegy’s, 16N. Sag srmawiigay 7 Picxene ne “Toumaatiar fear bles a _ oti Uae peg ier FEMALE LONG HAIRED| {own Grins? wane trom kon Realtor $06 Renerencen. 006 3, 456 W, re fat Beely fa tare win atectric’ ve. a : Fe Livertiots mile North of Aub.) ®¢ all brick work. Special -dis- Ser oet 7 _weesk-enns | dog with long hair over face , Corner Williams Lake Rd. & M39 NEER. : >, urn Ne_ nares ° _ _ an i | Ne tone cea Fa es 2-048 SPRAYING : _ with ~ meet and brown Press’ Box tot” wns Pontiac | OR_ 31235 __Otfice_ Oven- 9-5 ee ane (yr NEER. WIFE. Ride c TROUN X & x ER ANKS June Grads June Grads} 4 starena PACHERS Eve_-OR 3.2276 ‘Moagatto conto) shade trees, | ina Carlisle St Reward PE WORKING COUPLE TO SHARE | wrt, suy o. List your tace| & te’ Roberk Braithucitn, S07: | 40 Pine Ney REAL ESTATE guy, fret job 1 Important’ Get enterprise bes summer. vacation | L-(CENSED BUILDERS. _morubs.0. “WBeott Ok aaest: | Sn eee: women lake, FE 9-0070. _ gt Peremeeeee ees. Walnut Lane East Lane Lansing. “Tock: | “open wnt oun. 1 we pe the ‘right, etart tere sre} positions open tn this vicinity for | Spectalize to roofing, siaine, “Moving & Trucking 19| Lost. ENGLISH POTNTER. Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 R..F. McKINLE References. . SSE eS Pm : ——— 7 Soren sting be- sot coordination werk guar- storm windows Try us for prie SAA AORN Nm | White with brown spots, Male. ff | ~~~~0-~~~~~~-.~~..~.~~. | Office 8800 Commerce Rd. MODERN 4 R AND BATH. SMAL L DOWN PAY. gin: gntecd torone Any leacher ex-| Get our bid PMA. terme FE | AA-1 MOVING TR UCKING, PICK.| anyone sees im. please call OR Cage FOR SEASONED n- f Ph ac EM 3-831! tae arden and e at White; 2 : C Cashier . .. 9309] qeality. “Qpportanite “for tents. | 27004, FE 28245 Eves. OR | up and delivery Good service at | _ 3-4526 ets on modern homes. Capitol UNiv 1-670 Lane. re 114} 8. rt Rd.| 3 Bedroom, ie ge tot. Close tm. Dental as for — alee | icon position fpr these showing | OUARANT RED RO ROOPS, ALL KINSS St en oe Oe doe ee oe ae xo ee r Partially fur fara, au auto & hot ce $975 DOWN ‘Dental aes’t. 0 .......... 240 I f a ‘el-Murod rkin : a a ae ° 5 i i , Figure gir). eee leadership © mapcinta loca tee | | Nek, IR 2 jHugua. 3838. Casa | A MOVING TRUCKING, CLEAN. | 3-976 . —| Rent Apts. Furnished 33 oars, “uatevine, O& |g Bedroom near Drayton Plains. Personality recep . --» $250) view cali Mrs) Peruchi, telephone FE 2-1 *y0ti, 1, PR 22-8946, up pos Some discarded articies Lost: MALE FOXHOUND ABOUT | is tgs : Lake brivileges, Bookkeeper auto exp...) $280) Federal 2-364) Priday or Satur |W OUST plovine. FELT cy hauled free PE 2 high Brownish gray, white Cash Wa tin stot toga parse noe 7 day between [6 pm to © pm | _Mtiipped FR 48450. ~~ Mov fing around neck. Trigg breedin: yCltl g ye: 2 adults. V/ R. HILT off Open ae - In tf ti 8° — 9) 308. FLEMING FLOOR tat wan Moving & & “Trucking 19; Head collar with name and -|- Por contracts, call or see titertord. REAL Est 4 tz FES 5-6181 ‘ Till 2 P.M. eecene’ con Phe PE acacos ne te. Bat bec casricg cs | eee ee ee Od | Mr Jonmeon ervonsity fey quick, 4 rooms and bath. OL 13071 i a8 . M. RR _ a n - s . Hl ; TUTORING, READING, ,SPELI- | FLOOR “LAY LAYING. “GARDINER | Moving _& pickup, "E_243._ | LOST: ONE “ote POINTER. : ‘Re 4 2 / Midwest Employment | it »p™tks DING, 8 ste | "eating, 1 Ying 8A Canes SASENENTS Cl ; NED AND Tiver ‘ana wii. liver hip. ver A. JOHNSON, Realtor “ : Rent Lake Property 36A), For Colored Families. Howe Ph. FE 2-908 odern Guar. work | Shes beuled. a 8 one ro iver above V4 ce ! i #08 PONTIAC STATE BANK-BLDO TUTORENG BY QUALIFIED Free erm equipment John Tavier OR | _huling. FE 3-738, 150 Wesson, | tail where it Joins bods 1704 S! Telegraph Rd. a, FOR — teacher in primaty and elemen- | 39-1616 _ BEDFORD MOVING || Answers to the name Toy. Good FE 4-2533. rou = rr — : _tary grades, PE $-8875 after 4 MASONERY Wi WORK OF ALE, tc a austeni _reward offered. ‘call PE 4.9103. x. “, 4- ; kinds new or repair, Claude R. at & long distance. FE 28187 Cost YOUR PET? WANT TO has yO OFFICE WORK __Work — a : _Holsworth. FE Feet , WAULING OF ANY KINDS REAS | five one a homey ‘FE b-e20.- CONTRACTS El eee eee aan! WANTED an . s of isda a PE #01 Pisape om J An, epee ot replaces NCTNERATORG CLE ment slabs. ban on terme, ; 8 71006 FE 34248 Eves, 2g of rubbish hauled. Clean a Nan belt Elie Bg ee - ee . ati a 228. _ | eh cake bet before you sell Trucks to Rent ho Ton Stake ’ * ond “Tame - Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. #25 8. WOODWARD | Open Daily Including cane FE 40661 — PFE 41442 ge ee Cech SS eee ot oe 2) vows wis ror 7 | ot ght aa Ee we cavin | MONEY! Make it-easily RENT.IT FAST| AAA PMVAE Deze 7 a ;| through Classified ads. To through Rent Ads! Room, house, . = ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 Ba. co % mle. Watt, Manuel ef i B rf ers fF i rt | if , . @ rooms end bath needs repair 1380. Full space. ton. Geo Caen aterford Towahip ~~ Me Crese Ra Watch J.C. HAYDEN NR. WATKINS LAKE ie w lev "DR AY TON ? This lovely 5 reom psgemcians 7 reach type serge ving room, dining room por an caren kitchen full shower. Tile floors Pisctesed: oe utility | Lar | ha } ce * ie by is pan i 1 se6 ; Priced to ool for $11,800. Nr. Williams Lake Here is a lovely € room 1 story type n @x15 modérn kitchen. 6215 dining reom. Auto 2 bedroom ranch lixl? living room fey forced air heat Osk floors | ppl gal electric hot water heater | pode wtility room. On a lovely down. OPEN 3 BEDROOM this lovely 3 room 1 ranch bome with attac! | Mo Mode fa itches. ib nary room ais tered lanter ide apd out aprons dgtorated .>- read to move ie a bew home it in ed sei) for 3 BEDROOM This new ranch breeseway and LADD’ S, Inc. Maceday Lake Privileges: Immediate pos — on | thie new 2 eee a | home. ¥ —, full beth oon lated | a je foering. +e. with 2 ear garage ruil base rch, 2 lots. 310.000". $1500 | 6 mod home lot 60x150. Living room with fireplace, din’ L ror: sun roo 4, Serpetain a up Full Noeoeatee 9 noon: 2 car garage. $13. terms. Huntooti Lake Fron t | | : down attra ith of lake frontage Large living room, fireplace edri bath on first floor. 1 la room up. | Full basement, of] heat. new | 14x28 3 gias: reh,- I's ear getage x30 patio with wrought tron fence. | Also includes 3 extra wood- ed jots $18,000, terms. , Brick Ranch breakfast recrea' froiea ofl heat, 2% tached: garage. Te Bloomfield Ranch tomatic heat. barbecu opane window kitchen with tile bar. full © car at rms. . erably less then dupli- cation cost. Roy Annett, Inc. = => rng Peseral 1 7199 4286 Dixie Hwy,. ose ome -; 3-2361 — ee Oe bce ake Rd. STOUT'S Best Buys Today HERE IT 1S pete Cet ae good jocation — the urfia! att pepe megan the children to -_ Fs ese rainy days. Only $1,950 LAKE BREEZES From Oakiand Lake should cool things off for you @ little when ree move into this four and bath home. Beautiful doubie lot Tiook — This also bas @ | went and motor included in the: , Just $1,200 down. : NORTH-SIDE end rooms, kitchen’ Only $6.950. 2 HOUSES $500 DOWN One is @ four room home and the other a two room Situated ® large lot with room for a nice . wilt hap- py to e. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN. Saginaw st. Ph PE 68168 Open Eves till OWNER. mare MODERN, =y % Auburn Heights, FE 30670. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE ee es teed ee ee $1 or FE 28316 Open Eve. 7 we. “REALTOR 43.W, Huron St. DOWN New 2 odern homes at White Lake. Large liv- reom with pic - Excellent hen, bath Ol forced alr furnace. Auto. water heater, © tr plumb $7900. Drive out 66 to Duck Lake lar_BrTurh right 1, block to lar Dr. Turn right 1 Peace Wig Realtor PE 8-041 66 E. Walton Bivd. Open Eves. PAS a} living room, 6210 modern bath and er Oak aoeeee water. t's, Coaphecs chet tifal lot toownat. ee graben to i Puss $9500. Cash to 13 with — t-oak floors. plasier walls, ful] basement, 52 gal elec- water heater, auto. oi] forced air heat. i) beth and er With 12x19 living room. 6x14 dining room. 6x13 modern an Oa a 1 lot, 100x ebecae to i for $14,000 poe to mattgag + Partridge WARD E. PARTRIDGE |" Saeed oe oe ‘JACK FOR Excelient. 3 SER Es, escaped. Besaement sit ee, Terme. waw?: 2..& BOMBA 3 Bat Gees onal so our takal Glee. ) ¥.4t0 8pm. nEw| #4. a Gi. 3 Bedioom- fave}? ROOM HOME IN DRA’ . 4 brick homes Plastered walle, oak room side. Suchy Realty. 10 yed street re water, | car = street éowntewa Price 66.000. terms. | hot pe Por iafermotion ‘call Mrs Spears, | 5-8063 . Large 3 bedroom modern. Living Beautiful 2 bedroom with unfin- Neer. Oak K J walls, full gas heat, nice ved street. iat ‘MAIDENS - Sav .ALAN- + 170 W. Pike 4-5908 é— 7 No deere OPEN “Andrew's the shy type — shy of brains!" SAT & 8UN na ; 2T07 PM. : 7 | ROUND HOME cttw 130 fect, FOr Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses lake frontage 4 bedrooms. larg? | ~~ J 4) ez - ~~ livin’ room. dining room. tef- 6 ROCM HOUSE AND 8UN race All furniture furnishings. | porch Let 10¢x 06 34000 cash lawn chairs rowboa a 14 ft ca | Can seen after $§ om Cali bost raft dock ft. | OR 30860. Sold by .wner Soca we this at 3981 Bese iC., | CRESTVIEW HOMES INC LOW FHA terms. 662 Emerson. FE RATHBU N REAL TY __LINCOLN 2.1440 ROY KN AUR Realtor | : acre rooms, looms i Stone ee ons room rm ¥ with = nace, carport, nicely landscaped by appointment. Full pric $10.980, terms. PERRY PARK. 6 I — ving room kitchen, full. | ben rch, Michigan vasement ol rnace. 2 lots totaling x fra - TRADE. Modern 2 bedrm modern bath, dry basement. oi] forced air heat i‘s car - e, & acres. $12,960 Cy & priced home payment Shown by CLARK = +6402 i342 W urea. | Co-operative Rea) BU appointment poresn ae cing s D 1 bedroqm ranch Sane wan Soi ete Pa snc we r electric kitchen sink, sutomatic Pap ter, and me interior - ae at “Only $500 wn your "ute aye - 7 ‘he you cap own one fi. BROW x Realtor KNUDSEN baths. ’ frontage (B mms Cae see Clarkston” 2 are with fuil bsmt., screened porch, and garage large well scaped and Lake. Call us now. | oOWM. KNU DSEN : pon TOR | 619 Ponti tate Bank Bidg. Ph FE 44616. Eves FE. 2-383 / OXFORD INCOME paeee ee on property Located y business district, 3 car ga- rege. Shows very income on — Owner jeaving state. | Cee Pees Le BU coo. ef ground, kiteben Plasiered, ails thepushant, no oon 5 ity, . beth with all thower Saeed eir of] fired fur- ° —— 3 bed- — ming room Pacer feet, new being peanekcaea and decorated. Bargain at $850 down. 86.850 full price. large clear down Opes tate 7 machange We will build on your lot @ lovelp pony 1 i. j BEDROOM HOUSE TO BE moved. Pull price. $650. PE 8-1455 SEE THIS Beautiful brick ranch home fac- hed Silver Lake. Lake privileges. reifain living oem with —, French doors to patio large bedrooms, ceramic le eotee red fixtures Large kitchen, tiled; has garbage an | posal. Pull basement with 198277 | Tetreation room with fireplace. _ S00 Ean on attached. Full price : al) OR 3-0615. _No_ Tealtors 3¥. OWNER &8T'°ON GARDENS Furnished. m odern. » rooms bath. 2 car garage. fenced jot nicely tandscaped. Cal! after 6 om. PE 612 $300 DOWN *New 2 bedroom house with bane- ment. unfinished interior, nice lot ip good 4. OR 32837 BY OWNER. NEW, 3 “BEDROOM, down. Baiance land contract tal price, 8000 Call FE 7-06 ORION —10 acres on g_bereome ou WAL My Fs 0 Ottawa Hits—Brick Beauty su! this heme with its 2 well landsc end fenced lots -p: ly pianted with evergreens flowering shrubs peren- nial flowers ¢ fightful and = tastefully ecorated familv will enjoy this home Flizabethd ake Estates Close wate park and excell pand coaa 6 room ern bungalow in good | — — one uminum siding solver Nice shade. Extra special value at $11.950. terms. = Sylvan Village With lake view and close to park send beach and city bus. A most unique bun- galow with & extra stzed 4 ae Polen | | egg Pe | homes free \ a tittle over il a te “Ask ‘er Mr. Brown | FE 2-4610 | rooms and nice «iassed porch Has fireviace and to include carpeting KIN ZLER ren 4-3525 Huron Bt bd Beh eae eet ‘Phone FE 32-0829 Oven 6 8:30 | Co-operative Real” Estate eaweng® | | fur- | heat, | Excellent 4 rm. and bath home| jand- | yard overiooking Park | $1000 DOWN ci ap intel tae a price 96.750 WEST SIDE lake privile: es NEW FHA MODEL HOME 3 BEDROOMS and ge costs, . weet of Josivn Ave. SCHRAM FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 A Home of Your Own “pase THE L 2 bedroom cinder block bungalow | 3 bedroom brick with pores): ae Ph’ FE 85-2564 ae = t = — Realtor Cooperative Real Estate Exchange { | } - | | ahifde and dining room, 12 & : “ns | forced. air heat, large ict with | A with large living | ture window. Lerge | room aon < Pk ee bedroom frame home W + chen land lot, Tox1 28. | Double garage. Immediate (ser session, Og LY d est: = | Case-Enisabeth Ra Nice nejah- VICINITY UNION LAKE i | eat and clean 2 bedroom home best terms. fi GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS FIRST OFFERING WEST SIDE RANCH H Ez On nearly one acre garden bedroom home, utility room. but!lt | living room. Vene- room and lus 18x12 ft. in 1950, 17 ft tian blinds, on Ps $6, down FOR A SMALL FAMILY. —— A WELCOME FOR YOU One mi inde of owt with front- red t. Butit 1952 at. basement, gas heat space for rec- reation. Landscaped iawn 60120 ft. back 2 Ladd at $12,700 $2,450 YOU'LL LIKE THE LOCATION. BRICK 3 FAMILY WESf SIDE PAVED STREET Near Pontiac General Hospital kd school, er: 3 baths in -To Trad | Te -To Sell Trade YOU BUY IT-—WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REA dll co. REALTORS Open tlh 9: Sun. 10-4 cotperetive ea om Exchange BROWN DOWN=- Brand new 3 bedroom | Lar, beget aie with exterior all com- Pull well, i . Gas - fur, Here is. buy 825.000 « SIDE, ~ Income. . room . brick i Extra in each. spot | Spick and span fully insulated 4 bath, 2 storms and screens | - | bedrooms, | pe ober THE HEAT in a loveiy lake area ONLY “$14, 350 COMPLETE PRICE INCLUDING Th’ 2150" = Jot as LOW $69 PER MONTH a Ay” Ape ere VR . 2 kt SHOPPING CENTER NEAR SCHOOLS VISI? THE autoee mte PUR- OME AT: as NEAR ORCHARD LAKE RD Organization Inc. Phone FFdera! 4-6191 43 With summer on the way now ts the time’ to choose a beautiful! SYLVAN MANOR home situated 8 MIDDLEBEL T RD. BUILD NOW Hille Estaiée Estimates on from our viens or vours HERBERT C. DAVIS so24 Praties Lake Rd in our wet] restricted Waterford freely WILL SACRIFICE 7 ROOM MOD- Hig abneos ecdroom bungalow with privileges oF ter so little. Just 4 left. Call today CRAWFORD | AGENCY +53'2 W Huron bath TWO BEDROOM SPECIALS! * NEW CUSTOM BUILT Frame home 2x In cet area with 19x11 cvinge kitches. full bath and utility. 5 Ot furnace Lake orivileges. A wood at $39 0, I buy with only down. |" LOG HOME WATER FRONTAGE On canal, short distance to Cass Lake Situa in quiet location with plenty shade. Solid con- . struction thout. Subdivision water. Lake privileges | handle down payment Balance $80 per month 3 EMBREE & GREGG | 1865 Union Lake Rd EM 34393 Union Lake Village _ INCOME room. dining kitchen. 2 1% baths fireplace garage and sum porch For owner rents. Living & bath. fecation $3500 down. - G.I. NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 bedroom modern, {ull tiled bath. forced air heat iarze lots with iake privileges. Payments a month includes taxes and insurance. Bring your original discharge and $1 derosi: PANGUS _ fom Good FE 41032. \c, M18 | | PINE LAKE CANAL Is New Californ's contemporary ath 3 bedroom. oak IM ern mers with 100 ft. frontage on Le. Rad 12 miles west "tent. for 61.009 down FE : $600 DOWN toom? Then, see this ace lake Auto. of] beat and hot Never again so much for FE 41549 BY OWNER, 5-ROOMS AND TILE | _100z1") Jot. On Sashabaw Rd_ $7,500, $4.900 down. OR 3-0351. $950 for 975 + 19 } Ph.Ortonville 7g 132 Reverse Chas. NORTHWOOD | $950 wil! | floortne” j qusvmaeece oven. ¢omplete Ap | | —— windows, storms sereens ' ry fireviace tot 700 Park vour ans news > cena! ip vard Bee 6 29, 000 /COGEN BUILDING CO. "Can Lincoin $-0143 Royal C Oak | ft. do month | eciigebom: m cit 21271. to 6 p ONLY 2 LEFT only $350 m to move in, 3 type. lake privileges. JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 346 Oakland Ave, PE 5 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange DRAYTON PLAINS foom home, gas heat Located on $1950 down col 4#: salad SUBURBAN room home, 2 bedroo ha “eo floors, GIs r rams” Estate’ Exchange ae weTOP LOOKING! ! START BUYING! PAYi 8 ROOM HOUSE, FULL SIZE eosta, bedroom O44! |. aatomatic oil "eal - spot eh rine artes pacha rea ak ue wo fam. i} Wer ecenenk oo vi Gai FE room fa, at $6960. and Si se ea at slide. ibang GI's—$250 Moves You In! | Cooperat've p Gain 8A OWNER, sab room attic, floors, alis, full base- am stoker a nice location Has storm Windows and screens, garage, terms. 102 Pingree St. § ROOM..RANCH TYPE._2 CAR walls = garage eaves, A $450 DOWN Lareé well butlt 2 bedroo with base’ Lae ag on i to of ground. rth of Clerksten b WV? Move right in 2 room modern home ai forced air beat Uled sath PANOUS wip Mis | Te G1. WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT x 3 bedroom Cist vo 6419 $110 down $45 Se our fr odej. For addition- al information contact Red. Horse S019 Cass Eliz. Rd. 7 179 2 NEAR SCHOOLS, . stores, bus. On Ann Arbor . FE 44301. 4 BED: M HOME Mede-n vear round WN and € ve e lots. Assortment of fruit trees. Lake privileges. Only $7500 with §2500 dow business large chicken hotises Assortnfent of fruit Ready for 'mmediate wired =t only $12.500 MWY. CORNER oecupenct Terms DIXIE 220 ft frontage on Dixie 225 ft | en good grave! road Old home 4 bedroom Beautiful $6.000. $1,000 down Dorothy Snyder Lavender : je W Huron PR 24411 or EM 33303 Templeton FELIZ. LK. ESTATES off heat, extra jarge living reom with e. ement and ga Tege $8. with low down pay- ment — . HURON GARDENS § rooms. 2 bedrooms full bath, carpeted living and dining room. basement, new i% car ge- rage. gas heat. close to Tei-Huron shopping center. 88.950 Réason- rear payment I. RESALE able room. tile bath, forced air of] heat new aluminum storm doors and screens, - NORTH SIDE $508 down for OF brick veneer 2 bedrooms, hardweod floors, new- With 3 lets. Pull price K. Templeton, Realtor After 6, tf no ans call FE or OR 31706 ‘Crescent Lk. Rd. bee this attractive three becroom 1') story home with plastered Walls. saute eag floors. screened porch end two car Matic ot} beat enrace Priced at only 58,700 with & ver cent down to GI. WM. A. KENN EDY REALTO tated EVENINGS Tit 3007 W_ Huron _____ FE ELIZABETH LAKE ES s... - 3560 in ft ror across from privete beach dockage ts divided with 3 reoms and p. and § rooms and = , including 3 bedrooms Has rock screened in oar a two ear e THis’ 18 -AN EXCELLENT IN- PERTY COME 0. AND CAN BE USED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES. $12,750 TERMS AVAIL SYLVAN 2383 ORCHARD LK RD AT —MIPPLEBELT _. PE 50418 4 ACRE land- the | Ortonville 132 Reverse Chgs. | — house { i 1 RILEY BROKER YE 41187 or PE 1-0006 ¢} 3 Bedroom Ranch om ied ee “s Beat. electric screens, eae Priced A nes 1800 ¢ pa, Close to Downtown 7, room brick bouse, 2103 lot, merefal reel $ fi or business ‘an both business & home Call formation. 4. LE ac eres? Exceptiona iy nice location. beau | fituily landscaped lake frent ict 1330 6 recms end bath full bemt.. screered frent porch, two | ear earage Call today _ K. Irwin REALTOR Binee 1925 beets | N Saginaw &t | Phone FE 5-0447 Eve, FE rE 7-180 LAKE DISTRICT A verv Spon lecated 4 bedroom some on of beat es West Bioomtie of my eunie warece. newiv decorated tm end out. down or will trade for smaller home that = free and clear. 1.98 Large 4 bedroom home. Pull bath | JIM WRIGHT. Realtor Oakland Ave. PE 5-044! Co-operative Rval Estate Exchange MODERN HOME BY OWNER 2 bedroom near Cooley Lk Newly decorated a peri ees Laree fence ya Caan or saa ES Ms eae 3 wetrecme Large carpeted Mving kitchen and num siding on Extra large lot. Over $500 landscaping Sell ufty for 43.500 or will con- s : 7339 pe Lake Rd PE +4563 | 2-0502 | excel- | and) Fully madera * room nome with | frontage on paved nighwav near Oxford Verv eood conditon. 2 | Price — 7 900 with terms MEAGHER REAL ESTATE Oxtord OA_8-3122 | CLARKSTON 5 ROOMS AN AND BATH | cedar shake Unfinished Large $4.200 cash or $4950 with _$750_ down. MA 5-7797. YOUNG. @ ROOM $6650 00 Unbelievable on todat's market, and a aimost new home too, bedrooms, oak floors, furnace. 1% car garage, needs a little finishing, if you need a home 6r want to make extra money this ts for you seeing ts believing, shown anytime Delco oi) FAMILY Showing excellent tnvestment re- | turns, full basement, garages. ex- | i | | i | | | i | ' i $500 DOWN om tunsciow Wier Pusher Bots. $750 DOWN Terrific 2 —— —m . - su! Im mediate SHINING NEW Large ? b& Picture window and all modern convent- — Lares \ot Onlv 81.000 R. J. VALUET., Realtor M45 Oakland Ave PE 54-0683 Co-operative Real Estate Service Low Down Payment . ere fg the <2 of a motme r Lostod uitehes. it room, =. each. beth. 3 aly th 30 this 4 year old home. ROGER B. HENRY, Inc. Sis Mate. Ot teem OL 10111 mower 8 LOTS FOR sale EM Soot after 6 o.m. ‘CHARLES, MERE & THE HOME YOU sHOULD bath & Fran X Village ai ee one visions in $5,000 dows possession. Easy to Reach Hard to Leave interior that. room. fuxury preakiost nook Three master bedrooms, ivi room, with natural re’ e ts luxury Pag with bu. it in nook, tinder dry basement. Hot weter ~ base ra het _tteci 2 ear garae> 6c: ter- Contemporary Home | fi, Sasement wet, @" clean’ 13; pfotuaateiy"iacts ef, caf Creek down. FHA including mortgage | 2 ge ela Truly s on Stoney Cree costs. can you beat it? pet on tones, SA a 7 Designed by & leading ar | HERE'S ANOTHER BAROAIN, 4 ———— o = ie esta aes = — — 7 aT oes s8 Drayton W ds } scenio acres, overiookin — This ts your tvitatien te «| Stony Creek, ig a marve. « L enerous beng oe of tag Century functional) | WERE's A BIOQER HOME 6 rom vagance. tr | fered floor plaa and Soe Df ey fas” wot 13.180 160, room. ac “abe | ev ie le i bving ‘room mases this it iatstha" Priced tow at #13 dinary tiled beth with built- . propert must for the im vanity OU heat, attached Siseriminating buyer atl | HERE'S ULTIMATE LIVING tf Diastered garage, ‘The rice $35, . Shown | hav. ce $14, ( long Ge y appe Cee ge oe age Bn Sh finercing) invites your pur- © ° imm . qresmeueg ott) 1s 1002438. $19,500. chase. J.A.7 aylor B.D. CHARLES. Retr] K mm gen 180 CTarone ena ee Salesmen's a eee es PE 46862 —— \ Séei8 «=6FE OF1 OR 3-2973 | Cose Bees" Eres ees Thre Telegraph Rd Re Open Eves. | Realtors FE 4-0528 ADAMS RD. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 2778, Teleeranh Sun. 1 aCRE ROOMS OW LINCOLN 6 BOOMS e pale hehe ——- seeen hones place, cer. py Og a Bivd. ——— Ser atrMcayrleenegea saaee | Seal oer god sate ee'cgs| | NEW IN 'S2 LAKEFRONT eee ak . «. 1% BATHS ; Pes} frame — “i enaee AL Low The ST ae Me 0 good be tems. 2 -bed : basement. 2 cer | bath . «oR | WATKINS LARE reac Paved street At yoom on bart PRIVILEOES Ww ecorstineg Only $1.- lude wall to 4 rooms, breezeway and rage are seane ™ pss 4 sae and cornices, full basement, large lot. l0szl2z7/ 90), peer = ee $12.500 terms ADAMS LTY Excetent basement, 3 BEDROOMS ~ at, double Paved street. 1 bedroom down ae Tn +8134) and big $0s Ot) heat, city sewer, $150 down. WLU odie 13,960 with (ae 3 POEs ayeeer om any | . Paved street, 4 rooms, cedar LAKEFRONT NEAT & ATTRACTIVE shakes 1l'y car garage lovely Only $9500 buys this ranch A REAL smail home $950 down. $65 month |. home. 2 bedrooms, Minor - |. eee: oak provement Ra make third ove. . Streamlined RIDGEWAY | issasUri S| Set a et eae tor ( 7. . “tM car q 975 Baldwin FE ¢6203| Compact kitchen ine elec- ee ecu gslttee Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | tric stove, snack pee betas § oo end Only CEMENT BLOCK BARN AND TWO al, tooth —_ DRAPER STREET bedroom basement home with Eise8 down LOSTS OF CHARM tm this lovely bath, om 2 fenced acres, Reason- gE BETH LA! bungalow, because the 4 able down payment. 8966 Davis- Suburban at it's best! 3 living room. separate dinette and were Rent. pecctien al at dlges ~~ - ae fireplace. Radiant fom cc = bedroom down. Extra ded- ON CEDARDALE e. Circle drive. Pertect | fenkes? eee Go ee” 3 bedroom bun All newly | TELEGRAPH & ORCHARD ed laws, 1 decorated. 2 extra ‘ots ! 4 home. Lovely e. SYLVAN seat. FHA. fimanced. Offered for less kitchen. side drive re. Large 8 13,500, terms. SEE ai "onty $12 000 me Ceatra ots. lot. Nicely chaded." Only TODAY erms ¥v - Sie teeters | Seerrrcagres || HUMPHRIES wit LIA MM BREWER Only 4 | PARKE y #4 mi. — = = . This . . rE esist FE 5-110q | 28x82 ft. ranch hom for spacious REALTOR FE 2-0474 M 3-4808 FE coos} Bring te ese nla #2 N Telegtaph | Open Evenings 'BRICK 3 BEDROOM IN DRAYTON | cedar lined. living room | C@-operative Estate Exchange 2 car saceee Circle drive. Land- with fireplace. Thermopane pi: scaped No realtors. OR 3-1150_ ORL ANDO. PLORIDA § ROOMS and bath ap sectiop Near bus, schools and shopping center $12.- Son $3,000 down payment. FE 7-8. ROUND LAKE PRIVILEGES Large 5 rooms bath, newly decorated. Full basement. large unfinished attic, good well, on _paved road, ol} heat EM 3-2312 ROOMS, BATH. YRS. * cares corner jot, 96.008. wil yn 4 car. vacant land or land con- tract for part, Balance $35.50 per _month OR 31134 ‘4 BEAUTIFUL ACRES 6 room modern cinder block bun- alow with automatic heat, and car attached garage. Situated on paved road. only mile west . nt mtiac RILEY, BROKE D PHONE FE 41157 or FE * ove WEST sense 2 bedroom bungalow ideal le- cation situated in Tilsadeth Lake Fitates, on nice ‘ot overiooking golf course, full price $6,600 with terms. HURON GARDENS 1 bedroom. widow's delight. ideal- ivy located nedr bus. stores ahd nner conviences, see this one, t's bot. [paneer GOOD BUILDING LOTS IRWIN S ROSA | Real . rate Baldwin Ave. FE - FE *nesse FE 22161 Ceeperative Real Estate Exchange TARTER HOUSE 3 Located 1 block from Lake Oak- | jJand. The house size is 36 ft. wide one or feet Ga — the = is | ft. dee $659 di NEARS PONTIAC ENOINERRING out entire year ea. white aluminum. —, minum combina Sit bes serene. Don’t miss this $17, less steel work floor has 2? smal] « large lots Privileges happen = Lakes. This exceptiona pees buy et $12,600, Don't mise Cass 5143 Ca Eli: Seta Lak re se-Eliza t] PE 5-1284, FE 43844; 187 NEW 2 BEDROOM, BATH on | furnace Aluminum frontage by 133 Sereay iz nk ni ¥ ee wer Rd oe ee Lake. 4 own house. bd iz — Tota! 100 ft. ement. room. Pull Phas S37 “aioe = sopamtinemce On Birmingham A —— A LARGE FAM- * Tessing bedrooms and two blus extra bedroom ‘room. 4 fami! baths up on rd | ow for vour personal inspection Benjamin and | THELMA M. ELWOOD} _price $10,000- Pi. PArkwa 1-6413 | DRAYTON PLAINS. 2 BESRoou INVEST WITHOUT A GAMBLE ment Call for appotntinent % ACRE NEW 2 fecanea hem “Weation 4 — nage SAVE $$$ w a E HAVE BUYERS WAITIN List your property NOW! GILES REALTY CO. 92 W. Huron open_0 18 : cellent location for rental units | | A lovely 6 room house on a at a Latins rice mor ats So of jf. thet is eee well land- ia With $5000.00 down, see it today. | Scaped. You can’t go wrong when Stephens, Inc. J $706.00 DOWN moderately priced at 612.166 wi Midwest 43232 JOrdan 46796 . Lovely 2 ,cedtoom ranch | style Toren, Tere beear locking or a 8. Woodward, Birmingham plastered walls, oak floors, time and you are p Than 9 AM. TO 9 PM. — LAKE PRIVILEGES ane Li oll forced air furnece, large plc- build. why not let_us know 3 J BEDROOM mM COLONIA EXCEL ade — Somme peek, Setar’: e. window. off win Ave./ build the home with the specifi-| lent su §-5023. = bal . Fon Chened : ee Ru ore “terme a price cations have care. ye ant ‘: home iivine is * acne OUR SPECIALTY. Beat the Heat 4 x 33 with naturel oe. = ROSSHIRE CT e HAPIN- BIGELOW but two for , Lovely brick terrace with play ROKERS & | BUILDERS MACEDAY LAKE Ses tial oak be tered walls, oak floors, Venetian | 3111 ‘Orchard Le. Harbor | home with over 200 feet of water Call new : > : reereciao eae bik’ to Tere: | | ad tore frontage. Just off lake. Lovely Huron Shopping’ Center, $2300.00 , SY. VAN LAKE _ soot ton Condes tenet whretiett | 4A REAL FAMILY ROME— make eS spointment | eoseeme PRIVILEGES steam heat. wa sor 08 mein faded tye toe : = + Cement pisck end frame ct ee il : > se m three = i oon cane ae Dhl Lights & gas ig er concn ee psory eebonen —* a, Ue 1. y | t mortgage. floors. piastered : " Russell Young © VUIZNBETH LAKE .| = _ Deautiful decorstions, Grand Sow eee re emms|| Sree peviror, | PONTIAC LAKE Beat and automate, bot Wee | Spon even tas Sun\_ FE 40612) and flush toilet. Lote of’ she Séo.| ise, mosare optings. cm cool | SMa ales eal sat Soe en main nee cent of oer or BEATS. PAYING RENT C UC KL ER REALTY sso down * Tien mo, taxes s Genes tee “Bt is es pool PARES FEET re, Shee sun ever. Let Wasee Joseph F: Reisz| | 53% W. Huron St eh 236 N, Saginaw Seminole Hills FE 44001 a fo oe “BUD” : it NICHOLIE LAKE..FRONT LAK FR RESFRICTED 1 A K FRONT. wr kal S68 ater ‘y Rhone own. 13 Wooded Acres Cope. 1955 by MEA Services, tee. WHY PAY RENT FOR y= a Ass SiLvea kw ieo Pine Lake ao ape opm | roe icien BUILDING CO ‘alles west of Pontiac! “Congratulations, _ | —Gall_Lincolp 60143, Royal Oak. _ CARL W. BIRD, Realtor at son, we made it! Now you can look forward to helping your own kids through college!” . HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ph. Rochester OF 6071} OL 1-079) WHEN YOU NEED - $29-$500 You can get i quickly on your signature, car = furniture. ems Kingsley. Excellent hunting. ‘or will je. MY 23-3611. Baldd win FE 46203 Co-operetive | Real Estate Exchange For Sale Resort Prop. 4A KITCHEN TO LEASE, IR-DE-LE OOO DEVELOPERS AND INVESTORS) ~- WHY ee 306 ac of ideally located for ort. Ti prices € up new ic ov 1 ym munit e Ses: So ft. of miles of road frontage some iness frontage ated in the ved. 3 and some heart = the faste® growing sec- . ‘The land lays like tions Oak! A aplen- a ¢reep sng is bai | did soa for investment drained ted north or your own business. Only §1,- fust off busy bi, 000 Da. way. Absolute) gee Hopes on ee Palace Edw. M. Stout. Realtor : { Tl: 'N. Saginaw St. PH FE 6-165 . : Open Eves. till 8.30 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Ipen Eve, ti] 8:30 Tl N. Saginaw 68t. PH FE 6-8i65 . ae WHY WAIT? Tin | age | go up in this new com. mm We have 150 ft. of bust- neas loc im the heart 6 Acres Ovheard of the fastest crowing section Having ately 1600 bear. nity for ——— g your own oe a Ul ig ee business. Only $1000.00 Da. — ae eee Se ee | Edw. MM. Stout, Realtor road. $15,750, terms. Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 6-165 Open Eves till 8:30 335 acres on M-24 between Pon- eS gears: paige oetwese Frer| | RESORT HOTEL — 2 miles road f = ee cooley vig e Pegg pd beg opersted as 0 dairy farm Seeusded “boenea on Lake with 3 homes and meas ow. Huron near Tawas. 13 rent-— per acre. al rooms. 2 x 0 living room, 40 2 2#.d room 4 acres beautiful park- like Roy Annett, Inc.) tba Si, Pips Wi several choice bom i bins re fine sites lg gq ‘ae ~ £. um eee any — . _ i fo cad | Open vomnes i furnished. Month Frome ake oy ae ee owner t sell this $50,000 investment now for $29.500, terms can be arranged. This is @ real income and gra- cious living at its best. Huron Bt JOHN POR PARMA AND ) ACREAGE Rutledge OR 3-1111, IN: / R 3 ACRES A lovely acre parcel a 4 ; | : mits of Pontiac. REALTOR tan on, Bar parevive ay nies pes cr ms oe x 660 with a ~ "onewer | ce FE. A iScend & write Box 211, e ear rout stream across ‘tae the rear of property. Only $1750 Co-operative Real Estate _Exchange "k= 4 ACRES Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A um beautiful net 4 Ts * = a » co: UILDING, 18,000 ° fr * at 7 sins with $156 8q. feet. Suitable auto sdi ex i CITY tall or wholesale store. bare: iy HO the house, Sagp ¢ lot. Do peri 4 ACRES uire J ubura, FE 40634; IDEAL LOCATION Baap ee CA8S ecorated. Good for any | business PE 5-2400 STORE ROOM IN BUSY SHOP. = center in town Idea — a store or similar bus: 20414, eve FE 2 anti Pt by RE ROOM. 8Q ice hom “te Toe country vie with, - Shas wih e200 down Pag only 10 ACRES. Here is a nice 10 acre parcel with ® year around stream across the rear 30 Sar Realtor” Open ves, “ul #:30 Tt M. Saginaw st, PE 65-8165 LITTLE FARMS Fr. ‘000 * Besutitu done sere, pai very 5,1. Priced a e500 with 8800 FOR ANY ‘BUstIESS = "ils Sadi “Only WY Down 20 ACRES “For Sale or Exchange 50 L, H. BROWN, an west Mareen oun beokeos aaa eyprry iN NICE 9 ‘ROM MOD pee eens jase) cet ae ie ceaceecees | ome heme, Eu Sam LAND | SUITABLE FOR FOR ad SORE pg pi ae = available, Business ss Opportunities ! 51 ‘SYLVAN etite ass “eet ae Ea AROUND 208) ORCHARD LAKE RD. wits terms available —MICH IGAN LA , Inc, WITH A SUMMER COTTAGE) ®@ ail Bves Fm 61 when we can offer . eo 2/| WELL BUILT LARGE BASEMENT For Sale Farms bedroom year double con-| for brick with well and pit. Wired. | ~ Sen tructed? On @ canal with secess _With scre_or more. PR $8026. to 5 of best fishing Iakes tn | eBOUT 2% acre nea: a, 125 ACRES Oakland ty. About 16 bew Rd. ip Acres. fa hey, oe north of Pontiac. Pull only (ms re 150° erms Well located. 17 miles from Pon- $7500 with $1500 down. ROSE @LAR tiac, 40 miles from Detroit. Large | j WILLIS M SREWER For Sale F ms 48 beautiful home in excellent con- 63 N. Parke arn 2 | dition. 2 barns, silo. 11 acres of rE be 4 8-118 | sataeaetaneanees ~ | weeds. Private lake. 8275 ver : PE 4-S078 40 ACRES. 4 ROOM FURNISHED wa RANCH TYPE | house. % woods. 12 miles south- year home. Modern com-| east of Traverse City, Near W Sale Business Property 49) | 48 Business Opportunities 51 |10 CAN PARM PICK . miles from start loading ‘ime ew Millington VE seis and good truck. cheap. vp MILE 4 hours pick up and un- endorsers, Payments to suit budget We wil) be glad to you with your money prob STATE FINANCE CO. ‘FE 4-1574 ar Y to Good Seasonal Busines hess and equipment, ¢« ma terms to qualified buyer. “BUD” NICHOLIE Frozen Custard Qperation busi- highway location. Priced to sell, __702 Pontiac State _Bank Bank Bidg. ~ MONEY WAITING You May Borrow $25 to $500 $ | in | estate and insurance Mt Schmens St. FE 6-1201, +1372 BEFR & WINE STORE Today 20 years in the same location. . Sieh a patleat en caenel| scat tabs ant Wh emueee | se‘tle estate an you ne is Tepay at en aoe Cees BI JC ~KNER GIROUX & FRANKS co CENERAL REAL TOR 70 | FINANCE CO. Open until ¢@—Sun, 1 to § pm Above Walgreen 1 CORNER N''Sa SAdreaw 2 HURON lus unting and —_ Mio SUITAB Low price at $3500 _Can after . p.m. FE 5-7681. idea] motel: site Heart of area pear Pane ner Fetring, ull equipped. Owner r RESTAURANT LE FOR drive-in. Must sell brea mend "LASS C, 8.DM., & . N ry fees, lad — —— ber Also Drayton Plains a a ee ee es ? _Bo —— Apply Pontiac —— ES LOCAL HOSPITAL, RADIO AND SHOPPING TV rental service, splendid op- FOR A LOAN? portunity. Can be worked full or = part time. Contac Ander- = Ph abn to ores io. he be egg Ul a wi Genwtde create single” visit loan, NORTHWOODS | fa"isaay “bene Srte or come A modern restaurant and cabin, LOAN NS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL. FINANCE CO. 179 Lawrence FE 2-0249- Pontiac ___ Mortgage L Loans __54 LOW INTEREST Onitmited funds = —— — dwellings; won coonee cense 1 acre corner, rowing community undred over tw quarters. grown present owners isl ar and Maybee Ra. SUB GROCERY WITH §DM_LI- all com- mercial, in the center of a fast : new homes. Commercial attractive 5 room modern iiving This business has out- May be easy terms. See or call Kennedy, corner of Sashabaw Phone OR 3-0317. HGP PETERSON AJ baa : $3 ADMIRAL CKEEZER, 3 cu. wis rT APARTMENT SIZE REP RIGERA- tor: $20. 55 Edison 8t. yr o 1630 af- :30. BABY BUGOY, HIGH AIR, large and 4 ertb, bassinette and stroller 616 E. &t. Cecn| BEDROOM. COMPLETE, SOLID mahogany dresser and mirror, hi-bey double bed and box spring, SSE AUTO. WASHER, EXCEL | lent condition. $30. 1126 Grace off | _Lixernols in Rochester BEAUTIFUL #8 FT. Shelvador refrigerator. freezer cn “$100 Kirk wa: \2 PIECE LIVING ROOM sUITE with sib ecgvers and a rug, FE 54-1857, BOTTLE GAS New tow price Complete installs- tion — — gas. Kenyon Poe! BLUE MOHAIR: DAvaaeET 70 pound 137 maple dinette suite, 2 youth chairs, metal bed with coil —Springs. FE 4-191) = END TABLES. CO TABLE, $10 each. Desk and — aner & $6. Other ttems, CHAIRS, STUDIO COUCHES. F FINE fia cottages reasonable’, 8 Wil- me. $35; PE $1 _ $10, Radio. $7 CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS ANI ND __portables, FE 5-755 dry _ $75 terms Cash FOR ine O —— or tools OR © cheat, 98: sreciits BED. chest, toaster. elec- $i; child's uphoistered 4; rocking chair, 63; curtain stretcher B: copper boil- et, $3.50. FE 42967 Lip ie ‘esol Eat d DORMEYER dou et French fryer, $35 R. B Munro Electric ‘060 W Hures. — DOUBLE DROP. SIDE WAX BIRCH. crib Complete with oviastic teeth- ing rai], Can't wet mattress Mint areen bumper pad New Never used. $45. FE 43286 DOWN PILLED LOVE SEAT WITH matelasse upholstering Drexel ‘id mahowany oy channel —, occastona! Round Mers: lamp ta- he "prester ticcrine Rel! lamo aulan table ope Bite) matching -AVE A GOOD tract for dewn payment on smal) farm o- house with acre- TAVERN ime more want to know No. Jia. yea . pe ee It's in @ Wats eat . Ownets ame ask No. 3803, STATE-WIDE East of Saginaw im a nice town, fs a Bar requiring $10,000 down. Apartment & real estate also go. i Al to $1.00 Cioth BLE mao & essed TENT. aluminum boat. Pay difference MY 2-3221. ? Shs HOME FOR CAR Down payment on hom paged 1962 or newer automobile. This ts a modern 2 bedroom — bungalow. What have yon. Cle Gare FE 44813. Ask. for Me at 6 pe, cent. Wish ‘to ta Be = payment towards home. FE 5-8 evenings. loors commercial and home . sete . sedan Geltvery rE 2 Lite Nila | inciudes model — — Service of Pontiac mers ee gaol age “A PONTIAC FOR jos, 7 as aaa oe TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT. re. appliances or a OWNER SACRIFICE aoe ee eat cast _honets Groce beer wine lice Will sei radon at cost and | © 8. Tele Eves. lease ‘fixtures and building, or. ELECTRIC STOVE EXCEL- will sacrifice — and ng lent —— Will swan for gas bubidt ve sim cluding’ 2 apts ge. stove. ‘we = FE ¢us sate ar oT same model. ‘ated on ousy main - | TRADE | sqorry IN ‘$5 FAIRLANE _Poouad B res forces sale. Boz 6. Ford door for older car OR TO BUY. TU BELL - REALTOR " RD G@LPFEA? Pariridge a “THE BIRD" to see. | TRADE, 103T FORD motor WAXING LUSIFESS. ALL TYPE _E a . TRADE EQuiTy ioc’ say eee series, r. for ¢ rd. FE 71-0330. ean ° POP PLL LPP 20 PER CENT @ per cent interest on to you 4284 Dixie Hwy. Plains oR iq ud “ aye, ’ 3406 Pontiac Lake Bd, : a artrlidage ; 130 ACRES Tw Id ac dev m sesh, is Seuitahy semen deled A bencens Before. you bay, Realtor Past. Priv, on home, offers 2% baths, modern oH e the bird to see” for 405245 foot, sees Cash. a kitchen. oil forced air heat, pias- oice | news oppo: es URN . jot eins Walls and full insulation. ichigan, ‘ ith a 22242 me me | | gg = Guteulaines are barn, work shop ae rows of blocks laid, Well and 3 car garage. % mile front- ANN ARBOR ready in, Total 'p ice $1100 with ¢ on main eravel road. Ons of the busiest and finest do’ $10. rf mo. or will AG! REAL ESTATE restaurants ” tow poe eelle t ; trade for Pick-up trvek. | | Osford OA e512) fouipment O Sver . poco rere feet : @, ots, ideal for butld- SO ACRE FARM To oi sabia oe | Baba Cates RAY) | LAKE HURON , ex r CLARK REAL Estate excellent condition. A beautiful| main U8. highw nay sir” sie fur- 1363 Huron Street massive stone fireplace is located | nished. $28, on rms ieee aae * ays a ibe: ae room rE otal cluded. tn ‘ais ‘farm ts 7 ved. NEAR PONTIAC ma aterford-Drayton room ce home that tenant house | Garden, feed and h ings faes store x. bulid: room, kitchen . — Conese deat with pence ged houses and : ee gion. $2,000 an. plus . stock. a, © ie on . acres, ont Priced’ as iow es, 9600 with #70 | iy lown and ‘many shade trees| HOUGHTON I AKE down, ere ts an orchard Perry Acres 300 frui¢ ae 8 acres ot ti = may «+ hn driv, ba otro pare 190 ft. parcels, 4 mi north Mostty req wa Cane ak. Priced ing A. real sold Fess at ny eatios city Hmite, In lv ‘ta1.o0e with $7,800 down. | 86,500 dn, (vine Gein very’ tat sme 10 ACRES UPPER SES, m today. Ae low as §700 with | With 4, homes, teres home ts a € : $100 pring Balesmen on the prop-| ftoom 1‘ story frame with 2 bed-| Seventeen lake resort erty rooms and for 2 more in py “home. All units fu ‘Take Privileges re tes living 700 — A beautiful a od — lak a brick feors , full Lake, Basement, “with attec With attached garage -THE THUMB _ ell quickly at $960 and breezeway Small a The only children’s and ladies’ WELL tract, 1¢>per cent dise 5-4362. Sate Land ‘Contracts 52 DISCOUNT 1 AND you “Wen side 3 bedroom home bungalow a full basement." ex- with full ement. ¢ ce suburban heat, wall to wall carpet- or OR 33 na, Water so fr, alum|l- . . — J reste servant Rn sere Realor eo amaliet home in on rade & ‘or r Phone FE }- FE_5-7292 Mr. Kampsen. man Cooperative he eal al Estate e Exchange SEASONED LAND CON- om, FE T-R-A-D-E-S Batemar & Kampsen GET CASH oo _Up to $500 © 1244, to 1953 care, Bri po oe LOAN CO. FE. 2-9206 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO | LOANS = ORELAND Gas : KITCHEN TA- Money to Loan $3 | Realtors FE 4-0528 light fixture. $1. {State Licensed Lenders) 2it 5. teers: Eves. & Sun. ther mostat side arm gee heater | aes WL. SWAP GARDEN > TRac-| find, tenk. |, r, pedestal 1 type mower. g000 sei ear Barnes Sare-sre 43 ¥, Huron $+ WILL fF eePADE $5.000 HoUITY IN age. nas . a “te L bao erchen ope epee ak is BOY'S 2 PANTS SUIT... TOPCOAT. dress pants, ete. 16. Size FE iat Be BS eee te, Girl's or lady's. Weathet Vane suit, worn twicé, | Extra Fast room full | bath and shower, io-| town Real estate included at only cated a mi. of| $7,500 dn vlus stock, Pontiac cit Pricea at only : $17,050 wi "torms avatiable. WEST BRANCH seve rom Fomons | BEE USM AF Sem Beet . we ac. Tan e {i ee St) Bia 1 far arage. Walls. nara with. fruit U.S.23 ce NORTH Grocery, gas aoe at Fe . —— ager Tewss, WARD E. PARTRIDGE LADD'S, Inc.. REALTOR FE 2-8316 . é : 43 W Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to 9 ONCE IN’A LIFETIME é what 9 ‘Ayteal bay at 1000, wit eae You can borrow — ——— used once, swap for ne or 12 ft. | “restal boudoir 1310 Ponting State Bank BRig. | Phone PE 20118 Gorn, Woskents Phene F FE Event: é£ pens aps EIGHT PIECE SONCAN PuYPai “Swe ed a Mies bes, Birmina. ent cond jon Tming- ~ 96.000 LAND CON. ham. MI ¢1970. ELECTRIC sTOVE. $36. 50 Wil- Hams Lk_ Rd. EvEcTRic TRONER, $40 ELEC ric roaster, $15. Taylor Tot, $5. rr 2-2603. | Bu ECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. #40. automatic bottle ras hot mar heater. 22 a 18 = oat __Good on $30 1337 Kirkway. 7 CUBIC PT SENERAL ELEC- deepfreeze PE 23-0918. sonnel be duplicated. Full price | $85 4-36T4 CROSLEY | $33. 136) used once $15; SOFFEE TABLE, 8i2 wake: set. | _PE_ 3-8008. SOLID CHERRY CORNER CHINA cabinet, Pennsylvania house, like Pins, $75. 274 Otsego Dr. FE 13 SPECIALS FOR JUNE. range 2 pe. tivin room suite $25 | st of drawers rf = Jectric range Dressers $7 and up + tee 5 pe. chrome breakfast | studio eouch $18 New baby bed complete $i All merchandise in care reduced to rock bottom prices. Come in | and be convinced. We buy, sell and trade Oakland Furniture 1048 ‘Saginaw ss iséFE_s 2-523 ®TOVES BOUGHT SOLD & EX- changea iaers 802 Mt Clem- ens FE 2 | SEWING cane ; REPAIRING _and _rebuilding. FE 2-3700_ (2 BEDROOM 8SET4, |! | maple. like new. 2 | 1 davenport, frigerator, 18% cu. | WILL. etr upholstered Martin guitar and case 2-0507 | SINGER HAND VA Ot oS CLEAN. FE 45833. 4 ELECTRIC Tos Kenmore l\roner, good cofidition, 4 $36. FE E 5-30Q7. TABLE TOP ELECTRIC STOVE. good condition, EM *-3425 STOVE. rr Servell gas refrigerator, 820 ea | 881 Spence St = daw Sat. & Sun. i | TRAVEL BIKE. LIKE NEW | Spring and mattress, cheap. 6414 | Cascade. on Cooley Lk TRADF GAS RANGES FOR ELEC > 4d R. B Munro Electric | sUNDEAN ves. after 5 CLOSING OUT 495 PAINT ed { TILE «exe cipeceseces: 98 al So en we epeceece te ENAMEL RECESSED bathtubs Crate marred $21.95 uo -AVE Supolv 00 8? etnaw 8t. 1 LOT. COMBINATION DOOR. R23 screen doors. 32 screens. Cheap. _ $1 Goldner after § pm. CASH FOR vURNITORS FE +788 « . 6% & CIRCLE F pS aescane FIx- tures Newest brightest and most modern type of lighting for kiteh- ens. dinettes bedroom and rec- reation rooms $1195 value $5.95. ' Slightly factory marred Call at factory showrooms, Michigan Flu- _orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave a8 PT GREEN CANVAS AWN- ings $10 eac. nee COMPLETE WINDOW ano with aluminum Some Sie rnp geek window. 20 xs MM. $50, CHURCH'S INC «LUM. COMB DOORS. 634.98. PE 2.0233 CONSUMER ELECTRIC HOT WA- ter heater 80 gal 10 year 8129. 52 Ge! Haar! $95. Only four of each le Shallow well jet water pumps IJ h. p. converti- bie deep well 6 42 gal. water pressure tanks Reg. 633.50 Sale $25 Open daily 8 to 6; Sun. 10 to 3 Arnason Plumbing g supply #39 M15 Ortonville Phone 130 USED. ELECTROLUX CALL AF- _ter 4:30 MA_ 54-6004. \2 UPHOLSTERED DAY BEDS. _table and chairs, desk. OR }-1296 USED TRADE-IN DEPT. Desk and chair maple 50 Lazy boy chair and ottoman $24 5¢ | | Daven ang chair |... 50 | | Elec oo swise » Gas ~eeeee pempey '$ pe Cesmouiaas set : | 6 pe dining room suite $0 $e | 620.50 | Magene washer MAN | HAVE “a. 000 CATTTE MORTGAGE - For Sale | Clothing 56) iz size 7, $10, like new. a P 5-0469 % PRIGIDAIR REFRIGERATOR. $50 FE 7-0593 FRANKLIN. rs FTOVE, BUTLER S 8 de and other. miscellaneous 6-2325.. FRIGIDAIRE 7 hd Ahh Fr. AL- most new. EARLY a aEEGCAa MAPLE CUP- board $40. loun $5. coa ehute door $1. Liverwot a south of A Biacksmith’s. bellows, ‘clock |- MA - | Pri |<. Tacs REFRIGERATOR IN Si condition. Only $75. FE FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC 3 BUR- : ne | top kitchen table. ‘$8. 27 s Ma. rE eae Seal pressure cooker, PaoIDATR. PERFECT RUN- _ning. FE 46533. OT AUTOMATIC was Hot Potnt 5 igerafor 8 mo mos. old FE 50030 APA TZ E. QOVER APARTMENT SIZE} Bac ‘for $60. cSil'atier «. OR _ NATOR- ‘REFRIGERATOR. 9 ecipeennes condition. is, “CRUMP ELECTRIC 3466 A’ We Deliver DRAIN TILE SEWER NT CULVERT PSP® MANHOLE |.INGS & COVER FLUE LINER & WALL COPING BLAYL COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. $1_Orchard Lake Ave, PE }710i DELCO HEAT FLO model OPCTSHR. Serial U 1 are $350 with con trols, FE 4568 ENOL isi | P SADDLE Ff AND BRIDLE. good condition 630 2810 Shim- mons Ra EL ECTRIC C LIGHT r FIXTURES for eve ip the House in EASY °ERMS Teea a . ~ , t 1955 as i terrific val- THOMAS ECONOM Y eae room | #4 ny) vaiue ‘BS. * Dini rocm 610.95 value a FI IRNITURE CO: wore, = value oS a lactory trrequicr: an eh ettiat ainanosa _orescent, _393 Orchard Lake Ave. USED ELECTRIC RANGES APT FOR SALE TWO 36 TN ROYAL Munro Elec windows, One 6 ft. pictu: aoe eg vite Lae) frome window Reasonable. EM Used Trade-in Dept. | Funnacd. STOKER AND ALL /Card table $3 value ...... $150 | _ controls FE 2 i: 2 pe. po athens pbovend ae as FUEL OIL TANKS 2 pe. liv room suite ... 29.50 278 ga’ %% in tees = vented 8 pe. oak dining room set .. tel fl cap Besveres w50 FE GE reirig, Guaranteed. 9.93 Five —winnowe: retrig. rive ROYAL OAK Genuine wainut % bed 0.05 We have iots of use® furniture in toe” == == taped ta” the a — GUN TYPE oF OTL FURNACE. 118 000 May PA Mixa = = controle, Excellent —— rer rvad eating WYMAN’S _EM weed 18 W. Pike Only FREE STANDING TOILETS -< USED TV., $29.95 UP. USED. RE- Washbowls with fitting. frigerator, $40. Sweets Radio & — om — Petr a “ _ ure. a m voli ond: fT aa — “ - is - 'SED pad SETS COON CONDI SAV@® PLUMBING SUPPLY _tion. Frow $19 ap FE +9736 | 100 S Saginaw St FE 5-2100 USED WASH G MACHINES. FROZEN CUSTARD. 5 GAL... MILL. $23 50 and up. B. Munro Elec- EM }-4375. trie _Co., 1060 W. Huron GREASING EQUIPMENT. COK® ‘USED DEPT. Fe gem. Mise. Good condition. Norge Refrigerator Like Lod $89.50 cr WITH AT- Cros : Refrigerator $39.50 GARDEN ‘TRACTOR ré Apex Refrigerator... $49.50 | ftachments. 5 h gir So “ Maytag-Square Tub ...... grose; mow ed 10, hs ge. Ot apbite Easy Dry Washer $59.50 & hutch hes PE 526s a ee “4 General Electric Automatic. utches. J Washer J $89.50 —s aire automatle washer ep CEM COMPANY Getica Sicttraenes, 1-3. oft “SAWS AND MOWERS MACHINE YTON’ Ss SHARPENED SELLING EN- TIRE STOCK, AINT, HA RD- Furniture, Appliances CENT nT aE 3065 Qeehace Bafbot e a PE #7 rASS GRINDER WITH £. Walton “GLASS GRI Lipo! DISC FE easif or FE wheel. $30 2 1 beams, 10°, b.d., WTD: UR wd Mega ‘ANTIOUE 23 ft. e. $60. 5 steel win- disher are odds dows, 1 ‘ke new with glass, _4logl $30 each 5465 Dixie Hwy.. near FRIGERG. _ Waterford tor. 8% ft. $125. teeters top cof- | HOT WATER. Fil HEATER 30 | GAL. fee ‘table. Fireplace fixtures. ras new approved for use on Chests. Numerous other articles. a line pooper tire and _— 5 $e = are si tty marred. Also oun WAYNE GABERT tern bottl "yal rise at ¢ valu APPL PLIANCE SPECIALS "Orchard: Lake Ave. NEW FLOOR ome oy PORK a c AND gs Bendix dryer 138 beacon and sausage. o008 Norge dryer eee 155 FE 5-7941. Sone. Pale eee ROLLINGSHEAD VARIETY STORE $160.95 Ironrite ‘roner ...... $149 7 ™ilex out ‘wir Armstrong $249.95 GE e T) Sh¢9 eo covering and Mac - Lae $209.95 Bendix yas dryer ies | —_Salmte. Phone PW eee 0$232 60 Kelvinator 30 in $177 ae SPRED SATIN, a i ‘8, 2678 b |e Pine ale Fake KITCHEN SINKS, “x 21, 820 value, a aes 95 Tottets, 19.50 pet Westinghouse eee, = at electric range with Wide oven. an Fluorescent. Orchard ote $149.95 LavaTentes ; WiTH 1960 ee “Oo. Pontiac Rd. =. a ipower ita neat “YOU Like 393. Orchard Ave. WHITER WASH BRIGHTER FIXTURES LUMBER ‘ee HAIR — ER SK CARRY We pig a pant hy pa snd, belp ya save money too. fe softner Pree information nO ob 7 . “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURS SDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 : ~ — - wm iscellancous 60 For Sale Acreage 47| FUNNY BUSINESS by Herahberger _-Money to Loan 53 Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Household Goods 37 For Sale } Sale M Fs aaeteerteedectae aeeeeaeieietnc audited : (State Licensed Lenders) ae causa TANK VACUUM. LIKE, A NUMBER SMALL._RADIOS ORE T CLARKSTON ST ' and portables, FE 5-8758. w. Reasonable, FE 996s pacar moder sore, @ ne + NEED $500 &] DAVENPORT. 1 CHAIN. FE | OLDEN TYPE mE GAS’ STOVE. GOOD es lect wean | : sont, _ fhe’ Weekend farme rand or less BRAIDED RUGS. DIFFEREN G Ber patiecte ee ca WITH QUICK _| -#### Wester coum. re base. | “PENNY PAINT SALE, arage Doors two. Pull, price $20,000" with SERVICE? aout ANYTHING rou, = Mouse Paint- 1 gal. ....+.+- te srECA SPRING OFFER ~ c. 4 8. wal. ai ti seergecceseese | "7 ©: ACRES WEAR BOLLY — Live! End tables. $1.98 up; cew book | Two gals. ILEXIIN! esige | perry 9 Geql Sty, eves : : stream, 2 a es . Lea Then Home & Auto ts the place case head board 3, complete remodeling free. ; ac ». ‘Pull basement, stone fh, to come. Most loans made oo | 624: refrigerators. $25 up: ranges. | Rubber base paint. gal. ..... 63.8% | yj°g. * PE 008 LAKEFRONT te = 7 your first visit ao come in or| gas & elec., $5 up; beds all Roller or pan l¢ i... ss - BERRY DOOR SALES ; y ea ve 45 ‘and clean for cash to $500 on your $3 up: TV sets. $25 up: radios $5 teat POOR SHO 3 8300 _ FEN . WONDERLAND weet. ote ysre auto, furniture or signature and up: new chrome dinette seta 5 pe FLOO ANCHQR ; of boo down’ to respoo- | cose een lan sulted to your $39.05 up: chests. new & used. $5 inaw St. | No money down F.HA just 20 Fa mg sible i Swalts you Leaic Pleishor Man. | Uw — WB peg: ome Seam a FREE Estimates Beautitul “an taralched lake- : tiving suites, $12.96 up; din- | PLAYER PIANO § : ager. Berkeley Voss, Preskienk: and stand $10; cocktail ta- . front with natural. =| PAUL A. KERN, Realtor erie cher Meme eee ue Many) oie 8. FE S104. <=, | Artists’ supplies, hobby stone fireplace | : 2 USE OUR EASY PAYMENT “USED TV SETS | f0-8s o +f Redrooms, full beth, fuli | 31_Qakiand ave FEderai_2-0200 LAY-ALWAY PLAN to USED TV SETS Ce supplies—check our eo - Two + picturesque ‘wood 25 OR MORE : sella ge tl weg goer W ALTON TV sification “Hobbies a ed included. Rustic Home & Auto o> parki Walton Cor. Joslyn PE 32-2251 Supplies” No. 24A. es for ny “Siey down, A ACRES L Sdupnt ts wos | RADIO 87 BEPRIGERATOR. $40 : very Unusual set C |L & 8 SALES CO. 4 mi. east of | _ FE +0242. don't tail to ‘see. this before ~~ oan ompany Pontiar or | mi east of Auburn REFRIGERATORS LAST YEARS BEDROOM SUITE, MODERNISTIC you buy your lake home. All sub divides, No commission. | : +t Comm Nat'l Bk. - Heteht> on Auburn Rad M5e 1954 models, one of America’s; designs. must ead bre be ge aor ‘oie iid bias Bours: © to 8: Saturday io : FQ 32006 Bes! brands | Perfect a. . we py a aiehigan Filueres- Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | 5° cassis -IN APPLE On| TEAGUE FINANCE CO.| auto. wasner, ecectic jet tor Svea 2a tan | cent, 300 Orchard Lake Ave. _—_ o.lhen Bree. “tl 8 fe ious chard. Near Ortonville. By ows 4 N MAIN EM S230 excellent condition a used "S03 Ore mara Lake Hes BATHROOM FIXTURES ideo bgp acs . Sag er | 202 N. } C a orescent. 3 re | town kitchen Furnaces gas : : . z AUTOMATIC, WASHER KEN- | <- ot water and steam hiss th acces Ashert Heights, ROCHESTER, MICH. more Ay er, Good = rupning * Taian give ey oaas ana for eel vom water heater, GN MIDDLE STRAITS LAKE. 3| Ready tor sub-dividing Call FE LOAN $25 TO $500 conditie in. “$50 Westincbouse roast- olin So me cea condition. hardware, e supplies, pedeesmn. your Sround home. 6908 | 5.8126 or MI 4-7600. Ask for Mr euros tpind derel Gena broiler | ie e-east ‘ falvenized « copper pipe eae : : $10. "OR 31296. treet int, DON’T PASS UP MONEY! Sell unneeded elongings tor cash “te. s vo Ee ee a Spe ee —— ee 2 i aii oe : oa ; a : 7 ry = 1 oesorar: eee ~~ |. For : : a Sale Miscellaneous 60| Sale Store ‘THE PONTIAC PRES: Se | ees = Equipment S, THURS and ae ee each i OP ¢4|SLICE OF # is DAY, JUNE : ‘ ; He 2 hd listen, ‘The first AM 9, 1955 > . co - "Pachoad Ww pdeta cunt * wn mower, : 2301 Dixie Hwy. ing Co. | Now at jAcosson . : Beside Py 407 AN’ : "MVERS TUNES Eg ala ALL Fas buMps |e 7 | RATIpW AL, r n UMPS — |= Ste BOX. SIDE IGEN. |‘ Bervice Aubure et c NOV os | = nn ve cnalow STOR : S315, Auburp at Opavte. rE : s . > $134 now M “i ea eeee ee = snd” doors spy, yt , ee Serine Sent: Goods 65. 2 LOW GuNs— KELLY'S HS 6 ae — QuLt, TRADE tet at 2.6 _te 0 Bont *, Auburn 00,000 ar p.m. . trad AND NAC 0 momno rE ; tiful ies own quo toon and % pun aND = oemeD Ror Ot, Sand tid orivate bench GOOD ONE Bon ater Life euard % One 6 oe ope 4 inch | OR 3-313. CONDITION. 960. SASON. we |, Gravel & Dirt 66 > TRAILER PULL teher “it s. Bid Ga ’ pesaue | ~3 wow ATTENTION . ede = look tik on SUMMER Paiva on We 4 MOBIL RA- PLANE rere ean thea your ge RICE ON COAL crusted Stns, eaned al, rer” “Mergers wih "Sukie, "MY i se¥ OF hed aPan aee Sore oer A. BENSON $24 Sh fine. | APARTMENTS eg Ayo BOATS COSTELLO’ «ste GH pg STR NOS ERE oN "ona “4 Boonen fr | Sfusbeg. tobe pang and ran coecheg are gitns Onee. MY bata Penny Paint |e N_ Stina “Pederas ei Sant Woward. PE toa ne cueyeler moter. needa, varaish- Boise stat 1 eal Sales | Senos Pena pike | At TOP SOI. & PEAT. Wit — complete beth © ce a2 oa . pn aties . | 3 » . with UTIL 3 Callens for 3.08 2h Nong new 880 na | Aabere ra, near Mon tara Sat 3384 other ‘nee fates = ay am mater cc | hear Crooks. PE 400+ 7° ition. e Rubber base eos 45 JO! Seer wererteca $65 Dixie Hey OL TOP S0tl, CRUSHED STOR = | rates. Gee siso Weex days, Ui sersity 2 etsonabie. 1 Ga er pan, t cent gt | DR AW Ti +f ile Hwy. PB AAT or re abt Conta. | Be thie lot. New Gene istory ne Ee iim al. Paint and NE ee | A. TOPSOIL, | jolly an anerer - Tate iTBOA ae aint nt ° The kind ue oe TCHES winds PSO! PILL DIRT SAND fan, Oosdgapetion Bus cr te TTOATOR scesated Easy terme igakine Chev. baal ind that bolt to the treme | eG SO Fie pint @AND We renta)| The _BOAT TRA me | DIX * FLOO oo $3.90) —Disle_Bey., a sae ins; 0a p 20t. PILL DIRT SAND eee ee eee tratiere, Gee the line ef boat | 1% 2 Bey Me Me Oreo 94 SHOP | MAEEZINGBOARDS. ze _ Se or Feasie e Serniture, house jet or wnat nave. betore you buys trai eet | Te toa = ee ; = es | ft 2x8 = Mx al tratlers. ave MYERS t y a tratier. 4 trans mitasto: MP, 3 yWoon | as PEPE SY tee ee oe COciocd trae, Sates SHEE haw att a LYW | down’ veya an ok | Dint A J ee an oe EAC "atOaernys 2 1708.80 body TON PANEL. SOLID cate “ond one Bel veur oun ip DUMP TR | ‘and th ef taxe Ora sorte K T PAL _— | dition. good tires excellent % in. OOD | furnish cave over bail. own soerl om. accessories we sail EL y's | Lak i Pe eer et ge Segre a war | Fr apUpeT ath se a BARDWARE | BCE Backter tate | | ins oe 8.06 | $SLACKETT’S BLACK DIR ican ee aizere | EF WaNe Fas me Aubare (03 23611 tll 9:00 p- E 4-7 -. $2.45 | T, $1.00 ing. | or va HAVE THAT 3 FORD bu p.m. : se irae throom board $4.49 | si01 aE + SUPPL LIFS : —a- pa, 2 vee0 GID 4 PT. MODERN, eoah so. ects ON | 1950 va TON as a! kitchen tT $7 bn e, 4440 Va-| oi! times. s in stock Good PANEL ie eee ee sams “ : = ae: TRE | Se wre Ch Mia TE oe BSE Damaged Refri 40.50 Viens Sets aie con WES BLACK DIR = ear es | Qo. Bera, get ‘alt ye: ime ace Dixie ners = rare, ow "bank wnieers.. RD WRECKER Fs oe Some sti? in gerators § sTat. : Orchard Lake Rd. AR- | and 7 48 * ® Pr - new. | ‘53 aA 10655 tension Extre etd dut prices earton« et et STALL SHOWER Peat. 6 yaa. PIVE AP BELO boom. 20 to: y ex-| We are contin eive away with faucets ee Fo Serepdpont hs Pree aoe fea Delivered. ____ For Sale Pet '. : eg a i ea, Used one lll ae | satel wee pacdie — ~~“ gg the greates one more HUTCHINSON complete “wih 30 “Lavatortes, | ear GRADE Top 900 SRE, aman ee ee Fare Een ‘Pr’ PLYWOOD CAR tion, $2.5 py 3.3000, Woodman's rE ——— : —— . s. $l4 ming ch ee Lio FETS — a ipm To : Servi : ele rb ver’ 418 Trailer Sales onde ie Geese wee Rete’ se vel. | CLACE ee Dancey's, 238 Voorhies. FE $-S631 | P PON I ane Wine ‘Lave Ma sai ie FO se en ite: need a Ditte Hwy Dravton Pia! Orseare hates, ptoceseent, sec- | send. ond Ceatee Gee aT L REO EGISTERED YR es. FE 5-5831. NEW HOLLAN nest a MA 53-3730. pbs xc 52 and compare, 200,0 0 *'! | TELEV Loke_Ave.__ mt 33! cRivewa O8 SST $50. PE 5-9743 OLD - MALE | BALERS -FORAGE- H D ta he os ctaveels a sss Sonos mileage. $976 = " Plymouth 2 dr... .$49 00 FEE ri ISIONS REP! aeed AYS GRAV ED ISTERED PURP' RC OURGEEE DE EnT | WE a. Utiee RE tack. : 51 Dod 2 Dees 5 pow floor ‘sompl mmoomaatons,| i Fitton “sofia PELED AWD Cait hers >: RPLE RIBBON @C) OSK OUT PRIC ah to BOATS, GH, CAR For Sale Used Ca '30 DeSot dr,..,.. $365 cE es PA yey i Terms. C Big: discount. it 3, = on R Fe p.m. FE 4435) OSE OUT PR “WencuR tisabets Lake Rd.|... rs 91) eSoto Carryal < ‘All. st H ‘all or s DOA! A 52704 en REGISTERE a. FE ¢6357. _ o ICES” MIO ¥Y MOTOR 1 A . , ryall. 8395... OT Dace sa alleen ie a DADING BLACK DIRFAND PELL | fore 3 evouiee Cal Saks eae tetas mus | eae BILE HOMES —_; 20 Sais fer: SAND, TEL: | “Maroon itn, white top. Re wane yor 50 Hudson 4 de, 205 . ed a 2 Ee ee - | m JOHN eae xe 4" ola $2 OAL. ELEC. WEA _Lake. Exon. Rd. Walters Tor rox. TER: TER -| “BL * ore | You ean bus miles pte | “(Oe een t es. tee ome, ap ace udson 4 dr... on sie" Fir. ppEene Cane eee .. 79.80) PIT fi 5 5-7608 alters _OR 3 os RATER in PUPPIES KC 5 TT INC. | trafler as bod a Les Mutchinsce | pe gd erviescs RO =WoTORS 125° ines Exe aceew |" ’51 Kaiser 4 dr ++ $295 floortn, i pe sinseacranuns | 5 : TR | | as $50 ler boats | 3 fog i : caer SELECT RED 22%" ; ba ena ese.so ape ess road are te RADE, FEMACE GERMAN SHEP- | | amaween yr Hutchinson's T ‘ “Ow e"evervthine for the ine BUICK 4 DOO | '52 Kaiser 4 - $295 SETS JAMBS PAINT 0 onset | UPPLY teneet. tai wand Washed to Mt, cone MOC, | reasonable, PE Aes sell | por arb SERVICE ome Cony ee? railer Sales marcas ea ee oa SOIC Pike. wey aE | $2 Stude. 2 ore vo0e S445 RADE $3.7: TREAD ginaw Bt, eravel, 1 rete | WHITE - oct - GRAND | one OR om Piai ake Ave CK FOR SALE F =< ¢. r rs ree DOORS wipers des ht ck air, and Travel TE MICE. HAMSTERS. ALL FARM RIVER {Corner 8 M 3-1203 ins i d-aoze| parts R SALE For | 49N 2 dr.......$495 ma Ott. to aes eae fi od lactones 8 eta | <8 ALL | 7arminaton INGTON ile Road « Mercury O | [eesh Mota r| '49 Nash 2 . SIDE DOOR 90.78 | 87_whe size roila : 8, Astor. FE 46433. m_243 or KEnwook Detro' nd Mound | \ had | pimtes, OM 9-059 . _Drayten | ; dr... Ee ne 2 eeateneniell el_chair, 810 FE. B07. "FARM 7 Dogs Trained, SPRAYERS. sreod 3.8400 | 5-220. 8. Dort i iN “9 BUICK 51 Old -++0 $185 2"°X3%" base os m4 IN. scHwr = TOP SOIL f Boarded tate ORCHARD 1940 8 Dot Highway, + Punt [| Motors | #® BUICK 2 DR. $373. DYNAFLOW. | ; is 2 dr. te"a% we... $1.50 NN and eee r 70 t w AND ES: ETR td FU : | io and he DYNAFLOW. | °5 vat slelee Por “ ee tm. fe og ule rtable aes EM Gamo mae ALL REE snagaonee ——o Se oS ee sed ahs Sdoal eri company: Bd canuine Parts | se_rest. vary che kee ohh au: > asia 2 dr ie . ee poy My Gillen’ wate GMITED AMOUR? oF —GLa¥ — — TARDED. Me 6. ens Lawn equipmen 1960, 23 ales & Se wade j NORTHWEST r lymouth 2 seeee 5 LUMBE 27382 springs. rx Loam AS = re —— ca facilities. of 14 Mile ward Avenue (N it, Trail FT. UNITED Shorty : rvice i Wood CHEVROLET ¢ dr... >$195 : ou. ed professional w AK Rd. orth er. 3300 COTTAG: Hook's ard at 13 ’ : poet mg Ma Oe RCO. ("ee “a por r reemoag | BLACE TOP SOm. ee | oe Sor, LIQUIDAI a Brehm | lat Ne re ar x cr ie | ee ee ao Walled film ine records L, PEAT erman Shek D _tleetrie br TROTW _ | CENTU cans. thes BARDTOF. NOT WATER HEATE Safar munity ncluded, Reas =! com: STi on Pe re Lang MS. fe Bent imported gees tae cee thee LER UO SALE trie_brakes. ranen MA 63ers." wire TORTABe Docks pease Hawi mice. Wil fy ‘ ¥. approved | a. | mesa Se s. BI _Furm Kennels: 55060, = 5 Mil) Lake rm equipment and weed UMINUM DOCKS 398 miles, $130 rolet sumers lin tor use en |!) .ViBOMA WACK DI BOAR 5-se6y within ‘next 30 be sNLAND LA BOATS ais 1.82. FE srntgmers lines e050 and | Ply nooe? Dag tExucae wi.| = RT DING, BATHING peter gy “hg days i. Tal Pontiac KES BOA™ SA , These are 2a $48 50 and ms | thes ightly used Pu E Ww & weed humus mined 139 ping. 74 N. Pe AND CLIP. | SOUTH | 4 Pity eT FU eC LES lockers os door 5 a 1442 Pon- free. F feet deep. try. FE 2-61 LYo bs BR GLASS 23-6122 electr’e. off = marred. Al Good tire, Gress ‘inest quality t DOGS. CATS BO 13. | ARM SUPPL eak s © aa ers at terrific bottled was hea | _fist' cas e ‘a 3 endition. Bo! to eon * < Sons track trained. B ARDED. TRAIN. “JOHN Y beara permanentiy. SEALS ’ Piensa a ee = fen = Bom br sOLVE truck | __graph. urr-Shetl, 313 § Tele- South Lyon, Mich Geneva 14 "yy s Material Pree esti- : Ace "384 Orchard niga | IT ERINB PEAT 2 . Tele- yon, Mich Gen a ters Pies Ce a ee ua 210 Orcha: = ke GRAVEL ‘@ FO eve 17-0281. my, Me ene ran ra_ Lk. Rd. rae aoe Talbott Lumber aags[yars a eam | HejiGeae ® red7i| Se Sees es axnensonch EBON © itys——| USED A $10 DOWN F AME AN eres. | ofa 8, et | or MA ¢9635 _| ALL int. plow, agine| LAKES. ON : ; CARS . STEED oe Tee Ro at SOR Saat ee eee etl SET Pee EE Prt ESS |, renee ous sence ei toricige vee pom |ene #0 | = | plies my electri BiNe. aa ALFALFA 6 pm. 3-9632 afte ot room mod E Bo. DE SALES ‘s car ts ‘ brown, | Si¥mout> ‘83 INTERESTED trim ica) SAN | AND B r Nw els 1 ats and SER tod: like . ‘83 zeae, a eeonee |S Se Ara oo Beth $row imo: | NODE. ALL-GRA Cee tee Sa Ae Me =e | fein ao suck ~ ar +262 land PROCESSED ROAD & DRIVEWAY | —wewar pow ths field while babag. | _A-1 Condition OL. canvas iba. | | PC ant “CseD 3 ns - | — dD MOTORS bate they pled Nasb ‘| : at i iL TR at | » i LAS & gs co INE WAY . ot ee, ee ot fod Ch ta tnd brome ber at WW ALPAL. | NEARLY NEW. sem ED ONES ‘ke tO ON PLAN S > =) “oe ey PIRNCOR LAWN ofr ate OAST TO COAST |" 55s oot © Gere | 8 avatN. VanDyke. Chinery) 1928" ee ee ee P. AS LOW 8 650 SLAY BAUGH’S 1853 Dod ‘ . LIONEL a ae R n ma, and, closed trailers. FOR | tverea. Sib” aA MAN | aay waa =i ty. 19% Lochaven Rd. PE | 00 @. PARTS—STORE JOHNSON est art $797 4 ar. on ITZ MOTORS ZRICAN _Dixte Hey. OR mary and. 3345 Rich . WANTED ¢ 6) LD FARM W ae ee _ 0 Cakla MOTORS a . PLYMOTTH FLYER i TOP sotL cusTow mAY BALING. | AGON A 2 from Toes a en ae 1984 tm 3 _Woedward DEALER S| NO eels. O ND 6 Open uren Cente Saat Derial 4 dr <__Birm AUTHORIZED TRAINS “1X Used Bldg. TRUCK ie Fr Tra ae Fr MiCOME a atone T |, enchor eee eine & Sans a] eeesland oa cabs Power steer. | “Radio healet, jow mileag =. Lo ee ser 6ERV- faterials of All Kind RUCKERS--DEALERS | >= or Sale Livestock 72) | eee and eer Pris CMs “a A 8 GOOD TIRES ‘Transports ti See rectal ere lager Sealers as NORT . ! test on rts. NOW OPE nds AT C PLAID ROT ARDEN : © 43044 ew stove. = ion o1 1 beanty' end 4: Wood 1 TASKER'S, ‘@)_W. HY Pete | gente asee waren ATTENTION BUCKSKIN ee ee tone | ee = ffered 87) rive this we a MANUPA “aa | (fe ciidema wimasos pine’ . uty QUARTER HO WAUKEE TILLERS, JERI ‘SI STEWARD CO. as CALIP. nN 7 CTURERS m8 1 ‘Ws, pipe, _MY_ 31806. Rse.| & ( finane ACH. He BO : Ty 2s 100 satood oye ba mene there ipo Open San 4 — oe! UNE BROWN Swidt HEIFER an Moker BARS wenEAIRBAN ae | = 55393 Willams ‘Lake Rd | gas oxD DRIVE 4 F aR eso asrr] 2 ar, a ROLET coe furnac 5 no : er, DeLav 2 IN TOR MOWER.| - , = 53% _Uni aranteed. - iy ee ee eens Pachou , ay PE chine, stain! el milking ma) MOWER O AND M : . TRAVELC |2 OR 3 PASS! jon Street are 1 to 5inten_metchandice. oo Setapaiy | 20 Dai nd Wrecking Co. AT SALE | 2: Sntics “Srorfe "ou | ROM ROTARY. AND REEL | trailer FRAVELCAR | _Stbenser” grossa Tovoome| Nt Orgies om Oy WNT entae” Sonn, “B09 L . Try. eside Pon FE 5-0 sakes Ra. er 10 mile THESE O08E t Was owned by er. Tht mses & driving FE: are ; $00 ear down . any. Briggs ama Bk. MOWER. wav tiae Drive-In Th: 108 esale _enty. } 3. ‘Northville, and Taft; BUILT Fo MOWERS A’ and has by -old s | TRICK FE _ 32-3972. : 7 NORTHWEST N Ww a PON eas ed tree clean, high ¢ a : 8ERVI ® QUALITY RE| M hac the people GOING CHEVR ine and HEELS est. | YORKSHIRE RVICE AND ust be sold best of oad etthr NORTH P Wood ward EVROLET Uns wren a enn rE Sse Lergel fares Gianes bell eae bate XORKSMIRE, TYPE Fics. 7 BF £ _ness. Bargain price 108 Ms oa 1 a ai aa Caen CLA “die NS VARIETY © sie__O8 3-074. er bell with pole, pe Rated be OC Seni en nun el oe gain price 108 Mary Day IRL WANTS | RKSTON | ie s-1i #15 Orchard Y Girt | WE: Pe er Rd. OL 2-667 ola 5 hee ary Day | Pontiac DAILY RIDE TO d : 2 DR. Te Lx. LDING TORC Ss. |a0oD # 1. NEW AN A 5-878 Au 718 am To MOT assum ents iL BURVING FUR wear | excellent conden FE 2400 PE D3 4000 Cass truc | ae wanes ORD “Bott POR| ff't. ana USED OARDEN mc. | .. fe Accessories 80 - recalls igi pod eee Benes were. ‘sar m 6. Wood- controls. & NACE WITH \W HO ass Eliz. sre Rd. REGISTERED A YRS! fencing. ° enc: Nn types A we | OF. ri er 5.00 om Over 8 a.m OUTH care om retene 31528. 268 in sccciiaase ECKING Shredded Pe en | area” git ates 4S Ortonville, Machinery Co stock | When to Glass Service __ Wanted u si lena Cees e o Call afte ; \. sale. Our ced tor eat Rd our tt! sed 14] : _ 2.0638, 2B pe | leaded stock bins quick PE 1-0245 umus | HORSEs. A ceva? Glue ton tried Cars 88 CVT r . are) even) 245 (3 yds. $12) PE aad Ww tan uction Sale you wait. I ass insta! wh 1953 B’ O e PORCH LIGHTS 5-7668 ponies eee bee ALKERS oe oe ra insurance os tle mon 8 — Ann vICK SPECIAL ¥ Door American (Laplerna. ona ‘oclish CAN »BUT NopoDy Shredde TOP SOLL . | scree? ole 7320 toy Rd after | AUCTION. SAT. anor ce cottee toa ba teed. Pree ' e. wee Ht ap 8 So sAP == prsetyie cel wil Wi Lew wimueage coun Alea eet Lantern a Neal wee fil ght owe Go) | be GUERNSEY 8 YR. | Soe located “6 miles’ south 36 oor glass of windshiel oe THE HIG wee FE eos 195 an af bee oe ee Leies: aeea : 1383 | Beavy milker, $175: Hol OLD Howell on Pinckne es south of. open a eee P 3H DOLLAR ‘0 BUICK ye PE ¢itid. house at te: s for evéry room - oxen 4c LIN FT ROAD GR = 2 yr old. heavy mil stein- | weston Coon Lek y Rd; By mi." AUTO jay Until 4 ‘or high erade used” tow snteaie SUPER 3408 cscs riuorescent, ce values. Michi in ‘UP TO 7c LIN FT b arte ri saver EL Botstein 3 yrs. ok ker. $250, | South on Pingre e Rd. % mile | 22 Oxnians A GLaAss co need them Driv ase@' cars We blue. ‘and heate eles 393 Orchard apts 'O 12 FEET LON is, $7.00 dell th, $200 T1Os de July | Cast to 512 , Ey Rd and \ i ve = it = D @ the extra. shite wall tone em ve ake 2X88, Se LI a) WELT vered i fair 6-6250 WwW Maple M north 5 Vines Rd: 4 mile | 1947 CADILI FE +1065 | - Hw ay you well ¢ mijes,| Caf down. tires. “any old onstrat PeaTicayy | (‘UP TO N. FT Pik war oor ode Cow Ay- of Pinckney or 4 miles| tran AC MOTO 540 Dixie -NORTHW ors Y NEW UPRI | ei io ee. ekur aOn |e lcd Brom ee. cee smission Fi R AND H. PANI EST CHEV A F FE 5-586 UPRIONT | ‘wP s lic LIN FT ed. Reasonable "W “ost : § GENTLE FOR CH cellent herd wiss cattle. A | 985 MA 4-2365 rst class cond J Vv ANWELT © Woodward at 1 ROLET ff : puntes — | po TO 12 Bea? 3 able Will be be rer! Western . Se it= |) cocte of Suiac cattle 6 cas 236 : T Utne 3 Mile 1c1lais ECTRI ' UBLE HU es LONG) ings at 8u: load- tamer 6 ddie. OR | r. Hinman e. 6 can AT OR 3-1355 : oln_5-1100 TS bite sunnties c HARDWARE. a eo o all day) FE RABBI | SSuuicte 1008 cicles Gone cee TENTI MU RECORD . Oh | okey RONDE. tM TOF sore ale Eine groaned Moiber Sairptncie tate tah ycens| Sat sedan ONT | amr ents piss Gemte| Ee gece Courtesy Ca we achines SINGER tees PLY. R Too 8g, FEET S14 98 The TOP ani : AEOMTERED erry | Deere “Cultivators. piceat Sone Bis etek low. acces is several | 2 Auburn slate “dealer wane = resin flo tone paint shite teak is xve_home Semensteccn, ian Stormo * 8X% finest — sows and DUROC P lant ie Grain dine, orn Transmissi ced ene | BCE ee ee Et “ Oakland FE? Extra . Bel Air ¢ : tion. SIDING . $3.97 count: aeie Qu s boars 16 1G8, er. 10 ft ¢ se, ecorn| “*z!es and on and rear. ICE THE at and. FE 2- sharp. 68 « Door Sed: NEW AND (NEW) s. 3-58271 antity aie | GArden 67960, to 12 week. ammermi! ultipacker st. body pa: earth REST — 2351, Hardtop 8 jens POWER USED ‘PER. 100 SQ ae WASHED SAND END GRAVEL Gladwi s old carl ea Disks Baaer arters, gen rts. Rebutl @ best f THER ¢ a Del po-t Coupes MOWERS. SHEET FEET nm FE 2-9004. wer tak rain Binde cont erators iJ rom ET Fed Club ae POWER spRaTERS. EET ROK GEN g1 30 a on trucking. com RAVEL, ___ Wanted Liv Livestock: 73 Pier’ "McCormiek 2048 ar binder. sh SCHRAM AG nd voltage | BILL. SPENCE ub , Coubes | ; payments oe =e eS PLASTIC WALL TILE Ibe SINETR | EY. OR e to's ‘Sup. | OOD RIDING pan | seumee 20-40 oil” bull Advance sep- | 2539 Dixie Hwy. UTO PARTS | & cstiene uae cans K el, AND EIGRTS tosh Wenawana er géile: EW DUTCH HOUSE ite 80 rr.|__ Wood, Coal é os oRSE cust. cther items ee ee | oe eg PE ¢-1333 OVARDARD TRANeMIESIONS Mile R4.,, Birmi ese @ have cement 81.96 | ao & Fuel 67 00 MApie meme hls machinery any | |¥wood muffle SYSTEMS, HOL-: arp Wie aedel corn POR Take Y GLIDB eee ee | UNION - Clean dry kind Se ee Quantity of Semen ome makes ‘and accessoricnt exten: | COM IN Y rach, 2 —- in, (21 ft. WRECKING CC indling w K J OTT. Prop HOLL! = MU Cesset Gea Cee a in: {a f_lengmts} Bote | ea JP CO | INC cash g wood, | sont NOT | Terms — FLOY Frep- @ UEnBACK's th i . D ‘ ank | 340 Bald ‘s AUTO Save’ pEOMING Bie ft COR. ORCH MILE RD and carr P WANTED L ED GOTCHA! KEHRL —clerk, 340 Baldwin (PARTS 100 UMBING ARD LK. . y. Pontia kir IVESTOCE Ph LK - A REBU note E OT No Finane i3 as ae wade a suN 10.3 $30 70 6 " ° eee Co., 2005 Pon: _MApte E3208 cue Sao ROCHON EVERY -REDW. sense = So" rey low yours EN 803 N. RS | — ones 2. A, seomgomn, 90 8 Perey. __ temps mS Per rO a Liao . WANTED | A_5-0566. night WEDN 16 tir mileage, al : Trade —Lowe ‘ KOSKe = 80 8 oo KEnwood 5-9200 | FE :4-13 «DAY: OLD CALVES. _Rochester © ™* Smart ae cupboard. oid si new. Kitchen ae Rochester : - ‘ As Low _—— HOT AIR : D Plants, T UCT m 13 yle. $10. FE TILL 1 p kaw ag, Just Tear Cor ROOM HoT ain cor For: DO It Yourself ients Trees: erate Sale F Sis ies otlre san 0. fo a "meat on selene Excellent pe a ar Te 61 a. : u 68 ~~~ lashes Produce 78 antiques from the ver URE “AND = ne A PARTS | See M&M ont pty Be ovexhead Staues sere pa take EM 34754 Rind | rou D rasta sate the Valley. Butter: [ae wens PLANTS. FLOWERS feruunine z ye m "of Deven. Rebuilt. oor cine eee | 2637 Diske toy, Motor Sales } aoa be pened tt = after 6 HAVE _fups, S¢_each, OR ey. Butter. 5 vegetables of all & WERS| bank Prop arn erie eee | Lote | t riage oon | 2037 _Dixie_ Hey model cars , Aa FT, = PROB aes {| sweet potatoes at ide Even || Aucticmcer Pl OA ee | es used parts fo $730 SCRAP OR 3-1603| Don’t Del EXTENSION LAD- | We cos be! LEMS? IRIS | _ $233 Dixie Hwy. Disie Ploral,| 821 ioneers. Ph. OA @- Hickmott, | os or "46 cars. CARS OR CHEA co ay— Act Tod. | fog ieee ue | ee ip vou with: the b And ortent KATAHDIN +2158, Oxford 2226 or OA | Oakland Ave. OR 34511 P CaRa- 2 ay. : po | — sten der color the latest fast: ae ntal poppies, 350 | wiitt SEED POTATOES. 53 AUCTION SET O Ph. _PE 46-4613 WTD. JONK Ca . . | ix4 Lumber. | sof Rev 3atin fiona bie, Tris, inciudin varieties | Ons Lk. Rd. | S351 & ‘OF FIXIT SH | F DUAL C —— Past s ARS & SCRAP , q . | sure WOOD used. OR 3-2808. Oakland " rubber ts. | - ea Chief. ~ Truly Y of US 10 la Mile west tools 964 De Mil OP STOCK with intake f ARBURETORS | ervice. Call PE TRON é I t aS co 2808. chard and Paint. » |” loo: 's and Port Wi ours. PR Fri June ile Rd. Le $50. 70 or Ford or M WANTED-CATE MODEL WRECK. ; 4 able for busine UNTER. SUIT... — tare Ave or sae | = ms. Al colore of pappies #15. ESH PICKED 8TR a power chee toe, Ra. Lapeer. | _Subdty Viola Lane. Lake Louise | ai : _purposes, FE +eTS1. recreational | FE 50. Lake Rd. cn eis | PY the case. 2080 AWBERRIES Hand shep tools with ractor, | ision e Louise fs. ‘49 to wR 7 i OR REN ester Rd _tord are Ford R tools. 6 @ motor B e are con a ROM N and een Roch: _ MU +4482. 4 Mie | &fd_ bus utomobil agl tinut Ch em EX WIRE, te A FOOT BY | ree oe dere Se oe. ‘Livernots. MU ‘NEW SEALAND “RED FLER Poultry and serthany ice eae Sale Tires 80-a| ™ oat Auto Farts over bi P Sreatent_ cele wat tas evrolet | gai. bottled $3.75. jamers - warers and “LILY BUL Duteh rabbits ish ns. Prop. A George | USED RRA 170_ BAG sone | Sk emember Oak | 32 “gal. e} se mentors’ 950.50, [and Fuel and rs and| laree clumps. 26 BS REAL Sactnas Ph. Had Mrs. Leslie o Auctioncsees mold & Hiee| trom TIRES “ To Wars LEY 8ST. Oliver's ve folka. drive you akland County’ G A. Thom heaters. $79.50 Lak ‘Paint. 0 Oak-; Orchard LE : cents each. 453 _Hadley Rd > ley 4011. 3810 2A 82130. Oxof OA 8-2226 or All sites C & CHOOSE eprin: re buying now market ig lot for belo ve to 2 ys Fastest pson, 80 8. Perry, @ Ave. on ben Orchard | _™Morn . Ave. FE 42 SP BAGO ORED POTATORS- SIZE AUCTI rd —Auburn at Ona G@ Service g and s for our; ® Lelaiy w the. Grov ‘ ; : REINFORCED . Berry. | OSE ning s. E 42129 call BAGO SEED ON SALE. |_st Opdyke | prices patd ummer sales. nd compar all cars. Read wing Deal | CONCRETE OUR TOOLS ORNA Bl POTATOES at B& FRI. NITE - Aut ———— 51 for to Top ead | DIXIE HW er | fe tanks. Ph. FE 464 SEP. plumbing wt: DO ¥ le Be TaL 2s() = year from SIZE / D B Auction 6 30, uto Ser # ‘BZ °63, aan ca ' Y. at M-18: rin; R OWN Ossie EVERGREENS L. Smt certified. G ixie Hwy house, soap | ~~~ vice al "b4 and ra) 'S4 : : MAple 8-3071 avons WINDOWS J | lete stock &. repairing. Co: (M Gates 4965 fi th 2410 Gran . George Waterfi between Dr. Pea HU 3 Buick c . a CHEVROLE WS AND a sof] sew m- | _(M-24) _ PE 5-6356. Tee ERE | ford. OA_saTst ger Rd. Ox- ord A ayton and | BOB Se URON : Spec. 2dr. $ . 2 window 3221 xD SCREENS rain ‘tie: Montcalm Builders’ s se Gur sas ter he kane ore [PSeaetar meskes 54 Bui r. $1895; on 61 ET STATION WAG- | lian eae Supply. 180 Wea, Montcalm FEE For S. EBAGOES SEED ey Av euica) pexiee cs at| General mech ODY _sHOP MOTOR uick Sup. H’ Oi 498 “Loaded and r Montca ale potato AND E lond pick or cot-| Roch anical | 98 SA p. top $2395 bs ready §TORMS "AND SCAERHG REA. | on fai psy Rate By cen ee ee 69 Ra. cy aes seshabew poreh eed aos ter clea | euecamsi secrete ‘Ol 61908. C a CEG! oe ai Buick Sup. 4 ae oH a RORTHWES) > : 2-9055. + - | TOOLS. area 2 LE PUPS ~ “k. evmour ast set i e. chrome b F O & vAINTING RNIA” \- B ‘° Boag «id + vga | DERS. FE 2-982 FEMALES. | Sa stuff, in red. some reak- | REF EST A IA’ BUY uick Cent. 4 __ ertiscomn 6100 | mers, sand, JACK Ham. | AKe 1 Je Farm Equi of ed living room good ie fe IMATE VERILL’S, 2020 E +54 dr. pele imi CHEV : S : j —_ 1 ‘8 fe aes Jackson’s REG. GERMAN SHEPHERD eee) quipment 76 aeons room se oc Plenty ALL MAKES OP FE 23-9878 DIXIE HWY. Pont. Con ning ROLET GOOD ave O jonteal FE {puppies 345 N. Ros SHEPHERD = SED OO re. good beds, kitchen paed, : PAYMENT CARS WID Ww or FE 4-6806 "64 Ve cen $2 _5:30. condition $50 FE RUN- ney a AKC. fF lyn. FE §-5070 Ae ee ce tote nae eee ee BRAID a Rs cat pare AN 54 Pont. 2 vee" J 5-8870 after SUERTE t WHY _ THE HIGH Short paired pointers, Gemwan! OEE poe cupboards. "and cabinets wtches | - D MOTOR SALES “Wanted Us Used D JUNEED | °53 Pont os $1195 | FOR PAIN 5 axe nas eaconable. OR. jon nonce mn a nae ee Misees some very fin oors, studio = Years Fair Palas 1 Trucks 89 53 Bui ~ ma... 295 This Is M roee T?) twee DacusHUND | “*™ 7, Tiler aad Powe : eee eoriceen dove tere Socks. | CRAM ass at West Pike. St AN 33 Buick Sup. 4 d : ore | Qh QUALITY ke eid cups 34 sed © Mowers | Wrench. portabi c, dares pipe | ee nent est. Goop PicKU ~~~ 1153 Bui : r. $1495; ; PLYCOTE ‘Sater ee Berkley Li ‘ee mee Lee’s Sal erma | 10r_ nester. e sprayer, oil w a ee IN THE pa Lael de 3 Buick Spec. 4 Th D PER _ + |e REGISTERED Inisn ales & S ranges electric. ond geo| gu indera rebored THE . 32-1440 : : . . 4dr. $134 [@ | : Ad! 800, O08 | "FRISCO PBR me, OA, 3203 aK COR Female. 4, mos. OA. i. “EAR 21 pl good. clothing. dishes. ols some _S:25e3, °° 7 Hood Zeon Me.) For Sale Used Trucks 90 33 ae Road'ster $1505 It's Y on | . NSIDE --OU1 os. EC RBGiTERED BUPF Cock ALL TRA s. linbleum awn : 33 Ponti ak ‘our "KING BRAMre BEAGLES AKC Hsin ; Me ROTARY. TH “iu, noite way mattress like 966. | Compt _Sale | > Motor S Scooters 82 eat PICKUP ano we| 22 oe 5 a we. 8995 to Siena A | A an Lt a tantnatd ia child’ a m » cu sea - bes Be be . =, r. . PA XE BURETTERS | PM ONTIAC BROS € rent iae tring EE baad |p —, RING AND FERTIL pede radi. = end air. Holly wood es, PE 28206 MOTOR , SCOOTER. Hwy A Vanweit el se ‘Disie 52 Buick 4 dr iL pel Transportation ICES RD. A 1112) Da NG 7ER type writ isss CUSHMAD ae SIT P ; foc wee ce. S00 oon ee ee en ONLY Came 2 YEE y Parakeet ¢ BRO bathroom st er. kitchen and USHMAN ‘BE 51 Pontiac 4 : iss Chevrolet SERVICE ameras E WITH CAG $ -- — a PE ¢o7TK 5. lamps. nks, office er, full how AGLE™ SCOOT Bp c 4dr.. $495 e's. Bel alr a) _ Sorel | Equipment $91 E ! ofl burners, chair, | tion 8®, excell 50 Ponti os , P-Glide, V-8 3 YARDS TO : La o1A $91 4th St.; FE 2 40: YOUR 1-8 ye en} mort aot child's chais $250. Lawn ent cond- ontiac 2d : Lang Se SERVE YOU | OTHER | c DACHSHU: 2 0%: Closed bdiad PONTIAC. RD ER more not Uiste —— ae mane ition, rele pee dr... so» -$375| Pee eeeere 4x8 masonite, | | “ister. “ander CAMERAL & EQUIPMENT S000" RD. BLACK (AND TAR FORD TRACTO at pppyee | Bia ~~ many | bam, efter_4 i 8) Packard Maytetr Hardtop = Pree eee Ty _Dlies * “neal ‘Hoibies & NT §-3306. 3 months, AKC. ae is front end R WwW WAGON. & pesos lunch * room. "For | clock. i O es, Tinted Glass $1208 juss oF per Me ‘is Seles i acsificatign “number 4A. ENGLISH POINTER = epee ‘aller Also tilting HERE'S FUN * 2717. | ~~ a: Sale Motorcycles s 83 1 P RD 4: I \/ ER a Pe ey | “42 y 5 q . —— re month | 3. ai be aa _ oe t 5 r = . x12, pihe FR i ~ el Ode tear a ee 8 of jAubur. ke. | SATURDAY Nees ty, SIMPLER MoTOR sates ; Ton Stake Beauty. US. nerate. Bick 1x4 std. oe vecceedte| Siem ‘tas ee cus con. pups by i PICKED STRAWBERRIES ducted by country” auction - ieee a MA Stee Deiat | s00s' pedea ‘Ve Ge neces OO ; “'"srae.00 | _sacrifige for $20 - | fal Cheap. W An.) fort— 3 2050 Ford R ee Maud G m con- | 1948 45 HAR ze V-8 Clubd Cor per [* for $200 te will 1, Call afte at “] bunt this | PAs VU Faz a, Mil- gan’s only lad ioney. Mich- | cell LEY DAVID: & Heater. Coupe. ear ee | carte a es Sic, BE rt OLE Pos onano Pers OL Ge TF ceaceon| Sas Ai ofa | ete comes tie | | fol coe. me } novee 84.45 & a O., “a | 0166 = he OL rc. Wm. Markilk. M Ri PU x ems. Rain or shin asein MA L DAVIDSON_ ee s16 Oech ‘ 4 a cme «mney p Be oveee Ses | NEW cuvaNe A41990.| & TAKE SHOP eat the wa] $2985 18 $110 L “10 Orchard Le Rd DeSoto Power euaee dem : 5 AS PU er J R — est of Lind just 1's mi HARI y k Rd FE 2 & Dome ¥. : ASS. se cemonstrator In. Rochester Rome Groene, hes BUPPTES ppULTe | Sxtrat sino sued ca Pian. } Ek Rd Don't mine “Tymiles | MARE EY DAVIDSON Ve-vERT| =” 2 | OEE ee 101 | Green Beauty wre. s Dare fi seeeees 25036 “ ks, Royal © Oak. near | _ chill ’ cages. te PUBLIC 4 Cdl Bie cece _E _Colu jon. -Reasonab ~ +S Stine FRESH me eee ee es CS } et - FLO’S} Fase | SRC Fa Sn conviea—oa ME 3 Bee an Se : is ioe ( A HOME MEItr x Liberty st. ’ located ei | your pore bal De D SERVICE ON Roct a ‘3 Pontiac’ sedeg eesees ame a,” — $160.00 QUARIUM 7g tan estate we will . to settle | Davidson Sa vidson see Ha iester Ford D <> Chetle aan Lees $109 ———= ame Car 2 He THE SUN ture. rugs, Hines oo oll tured. _naw. les Co. 3738. Bagh Jealer | 42 Cadillac Bee cev es eee 3 ee7{t thee seers 8&5 RR aint, supplies. 108 MONEY BUTINO FRO 5 Che from. * Tre tees on For +. 886" | .nOR Mo 2t “ours So0der ccctaces 608 fee Ry “2 a anemone | etl on a “i ___ For Sale Bicycles 84 n wore Sal venne 4 (Ha Vinw ce Fc aeke th ae .hay money good mod- | TW ~ ARARARAA UY a ey ee eames _ Rethner. Pre. aes Bec ee 0. 2” bovs Bikes FE Ne 3 ies = § 751 | 1989, Rash 4 ; eer. tes, auc- eae FE W and Used |. Paso ar enuty $1 Peek, lant Oriy,, a, Ane s 5 ashs .. : 5 edarerce [Boats & Accessories 85 ' 3 Buicks. 47 & Sas § Sr |g, Mestt moe 4 Olds. @ : bier : 4 Chevie convertibtp oa” $ were ehener eens 3 Plenty other; e Sel Air rtd rane fTaneed a sagte "bs | te) estate ib ae me Owner, : I | g cllagber y 5 “Spee 05 < TTIONE: Din — eet aa i oe rvesters AWAY FE) Use "an? rvettere en eng — gar. JUNE, ip a¥ Iilasa ertaae iat | ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS! W . BOATS : : : ILSON GMC] “taser crs or Beas Hine, née ndUcHFEN'E & | to 7 a ne ON | Peni Calves by aie nt MEN Ya MOTORS grisly call Wy ate] saa pete POS ES OAKLAND AT CASS : EVENIN - PLENT} FE 2-9203 GS PLENTY ___ FE 4-4531 ‘ PLENTY Riemen- ag 7 ti A Cash Savinal oe el he eee Equipment a : ; ise i 2s a __For Sale 1 Sale Used Cars. on ONLY SuaRPI'CY OWEN . "OWENS" + CONVER r new ? TIBLE white ‘wall tilve: tet Wood clean. ew ae y 4 Be ae ABIO AND | _ mileage PE 830 RADIO be ei PF FE 5. oN clean AND | d dowr tat D CONVE Sean bow i, ORTHWEST oN : Wh pests white RT 8666 ; CHEV ca rad 8 ROL, t do’ jo, fi it mR cet oc aled oo t down and cate: Wi . ANY a res FE 53 Lincoin ORTHWES' 338 , AD Ww. EST 4O car epecial PLYMOUT _ S110 w * .04 © y old oadward CHEVROLET | teens : nod war CHE VRC month | Line at 3 LET LAKE OR very RADIO — Lincoin | a i TmMY IC Sate site atop Lidror jo axp * ATE 1933 ieotn 1100 : new, ae @ CYLINDI ___MY * ake ‘Buckhorn an | teluxe E PONTIA ‘ = | ae | 6 CYLINDER. tin “Cie: | in ste oe | suilsaee xcelient C 2 DOOR | A NTRS . pm | extras ' s00: tone Sn tont Low ) . 5 al od cone 4 Orie e < OF GOOD US ae; New | ese ropreecy . a Wertineon. at 13 M Birmingham a CARS| Cw oe 28 oy Se DR. : YO F FORD ronboune, se T FoRD. 14.3410, ene aia a R “shape Phoo 5 FORDOMAT= ——— PORDO! 410, edi = ore AIN — RD D "80 spe _Pneve TIN 7 | ‘$2 aR 108 Elm Bt CON- : r it “| Brakes.” soot “ist —_ ‘ood 2 Eve _ EALE | pond saa | CUSTOM 42 me hal | besa conaiine NICE Loc P] one ent ollty 3. '. ‘ Birmi SED CARS Panes HAVE $50 AND NEI Cae ‘MODEL aetee ron) FOR’ THAT. e) AUTOMO. __MoeSPincota: tt ‘Mil | musac 4 dr -_ On aG . MI 4-3410 ene a seen Fo EED HU ON cans WEEKIY. PA ake cas roe s2 PONTIAC 8ED : yacarnatic , tadio, heater : A-] U . =), ood Bros. convents esa MOTOR S LITT isp a AYMENTS wn aoe came ft Woe: AN a ~|osy ee wep r, power bral sed Cc , N. transm: wa? tone WHITE na ‘furon SALES N F As NORTHWEST. Cl Se oe pe Pontiac & ( SMES oe jrakes and Jul ar! like ne hite paint, a jE¥I NO ; Wood ES Cc : nth . © € atal: se a hee ‘ = i ioe oat bd, brook ap ome gue) Serb "00 CU F PED OT, Co-Sign pct CHEVROLET er stee atalina. re ft ... $2398 || y Price rr) 46804, week. up gervice. as a ‘hose $250. fs AIR COM- Imm ers! j iz PL vio = ae : ring, white ed. with radi > I : S. All " estan $250 ‘i : ° * ~ “z Vite F é ; ; * . hoster. weed z in MERCURY 7 alee ham- ediate Delivery! sacatbaare. fate EXO S083 cup 54 Clievivle: | Walls)... 10, heater, pow During uU , X : a conation,» Wl . A wall Pas with NVERT Hvd acd 2294 rolet Bel Cee / F . A \ dove payment aed ¢ nae: Beautiful Mere-O-Matic” en: Deal. Direct! co: a Rad‘o wg aaah radio and heat Vir Sport Cou oe) 100 U Oe - : ° , OF KN a pnhabhade AAS cas¥ drive. No Fi 7 | ponTia . ter PE || 41 ater oc... ipe. power SED C : B GOOD USED USE i) ME todd a 3 ROLET B inance Co.! top Fiore éntacan sd & Ranch Wewon Ponds 1 steering. f 1932 (hex © RS! + & irm Rc 1100 : a. } radio-and AH ' leate rch We po ea oes $16! = 1eN nt : = pa ingha’ CARS assum c : D uy H spe oaded and hi ARD- | ater a Vag $1095 } iw be . = % m amet Ly R $i | ’ ere— . special at elierh ovenpnesl ls and : gon, . ND fully e autiful re . cna, ser 4-3410) issue bumesem as DN whkD t y’ Pay Here your car Pathe fall varies ey 1 34 Bui whitewalls bFord-O- Matic 1934 . equipped oe _ and white, Ih —¥ ries. COUPE ERCU < eod- lust t Sy) ass . 5 te 2 5 Z ave ; . ; SaaS side ae "ES Sar TIRES ALL COME Ha ki 2 er, ck Century R Be BRS ei ceize es radio, ‘ Yds 8s od 2 P ‘ ney on this oO e new. sees 0 a eet | RED fl, sperseeries asp NS me askins C ! ng cite ieee -. $1750 bean sedan A ne. _omat $136 Liteared 1930, FR ae 1 MERCUR: = NA AGINAW DIXIE HWY eV ‘34 u light t ardtop, r & Fs A real shar Ma t28 PSE a men og Mupsantie se NATIONAL” ae ee o_o ee ee siwandheae Uh ee arp low mile- : a aERCU, MElrose ~~ dia. | MU RSA dr $10 AC CHFT Dl © 5-5071 red stom 2d pees - ' cury Stim \ : ae mee nnee — & URY Cc 600} F LES mis 464 dn and DLX Ww ith j ar., Fe oye ae 395 a teer! alley | heat CONVER ~ . he & Woe assu 82 a8 ight ord-O- . be) ; ing, \ ; v, has pe TC AST OF yw p Good fouen wines <. a 4 res 50 Ford 8G LOD. oe Matic and heate' most new lerco trans. ee wakes power MOT aka ic Ex 7. oR : onver es er 45 : , radio and h Jisateel ___ MY at Bu OR sal ; ot ACKA - Pp tras F SR HY and cr ertil Co rey 1954 Fe eat THE TOW Y wtucuay Aged Ol tate age tae a need 21288 YDRAMA. |: {cream with aa Fard-O. Mat oe ol eos Fi rd Cony.. be , er. Al- runn ‘0 Cc ™ _ FE anc | c, FB TI — stp ack J Maule, Te = . beautit “o 7 N Mt ony Site MA pe i PLYMOUTH 8 iaseriesteoie wall tgs As fn ER, sii7s . ve Sc] SSOP Soa radio, heater ie is red and ie white exterio ° O-Mati 3 DR +2965 Late Sia Bl — . 533 av aie ater wh inrlean SC hire ttal ee ae Uke ite, rad xterior, trim 1 t ae $545 ME | os an gricioe wank oes Rol wal bo we ace a anc ieuive .. $1350 | 7 _ radio-and fh m in- ! s h | bike etal NW : ‘ST Ae | eg tie an une 2 dr ape O55 he BIRT wonitiaast ciitvhoue white | aa mee. Any ae wootines “CHEV RO! ET , 53 bord & ¢ d whitewall 2dr. radio, h 1953 Plymouth S ater, over- ward VRC TH oid 0 Lincoin . HE G a Ate . Neate ~ 1 Save HDAY ee | ray canines | See a lu aan dls ate ese, 8H ug ean SPECI me Gulp 408 “3 DOOR Mt WANT cvard a 13 ate car gown Peapd tes Ngee = ~ JET 3p rd hight green thy is tie 3U95 1084 bend seat . an. radio & heat 1954 ALS pd aend 3 te 42368 MUST | LAR pl STRET apo ~. NonTHy e 85 nr a ane Inmouth. ¢ ‘ rdittish . ater, Ford-© . 1) Cavers ater. Bi poy mt te RY ou: AT | CHEVR Pree 1 Cranbr tt tp sses ae IVS 84 . O Mercur a eneaton a5. on AND | COB E wR, REST els ee ROLET green fintsh rooket d -. «31005 on a wowalls 3 mie coswtier, -as lo ys, all type fuerantees aod” wet £aY OB ROST SEE | sph eBid in $1100 a Like ne r, radio, | a |! OTE TSS STIS ratte and he ray bord-O * 1953 M ~ Be. t ame your owt wit POLLY ren, tatoo T | fleen sted CATALINA” RADI irysler N Noses . heater and || 1952 PP i Neuter, 1 4 Has le ercurys +00 $1495 a ee eeuloned | Birmingbem wERCTRY | | Bone a 4.000 milen Very heatér a oe yee nn eee ats | Stee Choe. | > q ow a 5, ood ward EVROLE | @ PLYA ——— WARD | Se cepa oe . nda su dr. P -. SIU)5 |, trans uettain Delu Ml 1952 = 09 NAS ————— ee arty Mile sen” ew toe | Wels cannes 4 22 Fx n visor :... ower Fl | wewall ure 4d: -- 52 Me sel alels 1095 H 52 m 5-1160 e | tree ee t CONVER ——— | ates uipped AIN ontia ; ee yte. radi alls, radio ; vor sed 4 4] rcurvs condition 4 DR [ow rae eact and TIBLE m tir Hyd «DR c&S : teas yte, radio 1o a Pp seuan H 5 v 1¢ — whit _ bate es, ne ramati : wniee Belnxe Cevciies. <4 , = ae nd heate _ Hydra , I 1951] rm at .. | ie nas Reon ates RORTM WEST Sone elle oe] balers. Te ase brakes. Sew lydra., w hitew: ‘eu Grusinn wide. ¢ $1350 1952 Studebak _ $895 iter a a JJis se eeeee iM 5-408" mall cH | rs Fr "Ss? a : ile é . | Pbaker 48 Bui ercurys . FO) ebenson bed on GooD . 4 __ “tinea! a ees | ze EP AKER | DENONSTRA = Bence: 5, SUN VIsC a, radio, h driv er Hardto = "49 ty ( onv't 1980 start at , sr damage gear Jagat = ee ile | ccs least $1900 iuequpee heat « & Chieftai sOr ..32. , eater, i e A dandy { Pp. radia and fh 4 ; . ’ oes ones. et sccre ee ee LARKN _— Eater 2 ain dd. Aedes. $1195 y for onl d Neate "49 2 dr. 8 ++ $175 Mercury coos 445] a oa che ccna Needs KE lor NER'S ear J es and su dr, H Ree , for on” r, ov . . Vs S| aa v7 lee N ne NEW QO . “KS a 29 n visor ’ \ ; Orn "3495 < er- "49 Hudson 4dr gece -$195 start at ” we * NABH RAMBLER. after Foaetie ‘Reea money In storere B F GOOD ne SE S2 lord 8 ¢ We oaeeac - dramatic, rad 1930 Ford 8c 5 $495 . Chev. Con he woe S145 Ss eSee ew 29 } ae equity. OR STATION 4 LAC ™ or re | irmingh "SED CARS . wall Sees Feke. scenls exits eas 10, cyl 2? door.r 49 Ford W; Wt. 202. G395 Special Deals : 3| 1 OLDS SUPER | _oae condition 6150) 44, rons fate tal here 7 aTULeeans MI 43410 a) sand light ee ee S995 fy} 194 mons Jie and heat Ms gn. os enlihe an | @ R 88 BEDAN 8. j Myer 2 w AKE ( 5) Ry it vreent tad, hee 9 295 d heater, overdr1 aa 4dr eetee $295 ve On All U al ms, on and. oeater. myeremace te i eget (DELUXE ieacmer est we mes Stipe 7 ereen timisi ... leater. White- ( hra ser 4d 8) ' overdrive, , onting 4 ¢ voces G44 Mercurys T NORTHWEST memes S27 NEED lent ecoditien FE Serta eae Gaye nue wet te} Eee has good door sed 50 M: 4 dr »$445 his W Wood CHE _ NEED THE a Er a eleeen le ER AU ; thal a Cou . . 3895 || one fo an, radic a . ee a ward VROL 81 » ‘| Lo ? sTrt _Landeru: TO TR . ight , pee radi r onl 10 a! ; Bet og Sale "473 LIN CENTRAL ‘ = oun = viii | 3 Wilyore THE SPACE | OPER SOR, vse MANY ee dio. heater, and | S193 , es "OH le, Co , nies «GATS NCOLN: é Ryéromette WOLIDAY is pei dp aaa eon a untae ae COUPE MORE ntlape can . and fj S105 . S udson v't. -M m » ob eee bop radio AY 81705. j 33 Ptymo oD we $595 payment and seas’ Snails aut ; ‘ Fost eerie SY95 S ' Se ee 16951 aw pOALES a ee Saba a a a FO CIOOSE Boon oe STATION War tude. 4 + «$285 Ww Pu gS, INC = . eae Ford 2.4 pe... | CARKNE . DOSE FROM > 1053 AGONS | "48 dr . e at NC. . tires. 0, 23 Des dr ; $605 NER’ ROM : ord > 8] Cie. es oe | FE 40s ES] CHEVROL Ube | 9 Oidy se" vo was, OF GOOD US HOUSE , ) ee ee ae . $295 i Oui tlneoln '$ rs al MM . «aa J wh : - we rd, vr : leater ‘SI Pree Sedan $495 “KEELE + 1g adresses sale pecae: MOTOR diese | Birmingham M14. CARS |) on Part ° A ys Ford a cue beater eee *=LLER . er she ramati CONVER 8 Ww MOUT S 34] attertre g ee . tadio and dea *S) Kai oyth Cpe : - KOCH blue. a wen cee mn ERT , POW food war. 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Wan. 31298 FO $1295 RD | 3S | A-] Buys Cheap eaples 54 Chey . Sta. W . Wgn. $154 5] °53 Stud. Regal Ven pe. $1095 49 Ford 2 Dr... ... $144 . Of a Used Ca by r by th e = 54 Ford : =e 154 4dr. , + ek: On ce. jae ee Pos 2 dr. '34Che Ss 52 Busck Su gage & < a Ford ee ee Se Os 884 ». $1195 HEV ’ ev. P - +» $109 fer T.....$ oe : . 5 ick Si? cury 195 Er Chev. Pickus weed 9S ‘52 Ford it ei dtop $1195 i\ - . 3 i od Chev... P P +++ $695 52 Ford R oria . .. $1095 | ee Tenet 3.918 52 Chrysler. Wen. $1095 J Lei SE Li "50 Jeep P ancl 01 $698 35 Bie vie Need was | ‘$1 Lincoln 4 D tae fod ee 32 Plymouth, 1 gn. $805 LIV $ | | '31 Chrys! Dr. $499 : ‘anel 5/54 ymouth H’ - $895), 00 fe rot 4 Dr "0 Pon [- Mat =A 9205 5h meee Eaton $795 | $4 Ply Savoy _ $199 30 Hudson 2. Dt $244 — 5 Cc 2 ce s Je q atthew 31 Pontiac. Pages ek BUIC ) | OWN mo $s eee Cee | H eames paced Sz | '31ch tiac Wen. ... $795: K Lf. 53 Ply. Clb i $ios9 foCher. Clb. ...$199 |} . aror LATZ “4134 Plea Hadicp... - $895 ook toc area ' A ‘33M Se ie, '48 Chev. 2 b. Cpe. $99 | Pri “Your Ch eaves }51 Cheweolena a. $598) eee mae hata | the | Soe oa baa illys es Le. $99 | The D ce Alone! | - Chevrol rolet 4 eee &| market bis Desens Lee ° | erey . 3 r whee . . - § Saginaw St ogee fe Sa) BR § | | 4 Ford Ranch Slaw 49 Kaiser 4 De 2399 } aL ealer's Reputation H 4-4546 ot be — eae wich ve area 'S4 Fo d : he i Vagor ' 49 Dod f «x $99 ; ot ip ad 10 z guarantee Seen eee ar 84a rd 2dr. Cust., 5 gon. ...$13% 41 F ge Sedan : | Oo Do ; n Ha pagobson’ ° EASY mee . our relt- See Sa tes pot" 2 me 8&8 2 Dr. op 49 sl re a Sedan ’54 Pontiac With It, Too! S “uw. & RAMBLER amie Se 4 Chev. nee 4dr.. ie. C ; - cord 2 Dr 8 oe a beg Nash 2 Be - + $199 fydramatic. ang mene heater ~ 53 Ch - re oe beable = ENCE oe Ford Cust ie $1195 HECK THE . hee Sa . $799 . 7 Mere. Sed. ge $99 - $1698 walls. dar ce" chevrolet 2-a000 33C st. > Wa . KELLER | 3 road Foie THEN CHE ESE PRICES . | °32 ford ; -. $1344 C pe $99 Ti] ¥ 52 P = . "82 Chev x. 2 dr...$593| CK tae 32 =, d 4° Dr. ...864 onvert 5 Gator Wa ontiac ‘Sl Chev. dix, 2 dr ; Sa 2 . ‘THE C 1 oosny tude. Hard Non s . ] les er and Hydra with radio. rr : See 4d <2 < P00) || S37 bord © au \. ARS 51 Ply top S644 53 Pl matic. _ heat- 33H 1 O H $1 Ford 2 dy. dix... 8. Dif 933 ( d Custom 8 T | : y. Clb. C 's y. Conv’ $1198 Hornet udson 5 cep 2dr.C .. $395 33 Olds ; m & Tudor % 52 pe. $39" 53 Ch vi... an seda a ittneena bE - PLYM 3 Ford oy a , 8395 | 53 On 8&8 Cl. Cpe rid R&Hl.... 1 pac Dix. 3M 753 Ford pied te ne _ a yarseets cama : i IRMINGRAM , “oon oe “abe Duc on -. $195'] °S3 eed Sedan, P : dies _ R&H ooo ee ee $999 |] 52 Fo role. $699 51 Ply. Co onv’t. -$1.144 || cate 84 Pontiac “/ $995 fon . a 08 ev. 2 dc_die. . gi9s|| 3 Ply, Dix. Ch. Cpe. ye octamer! Wagon <0 Ford Convit, $409 Hidramatic, power steering A : PIX... i > nie : Se a v't hex er,” 5 i 9, ACATION ~ More oe, Fords * . S195 53 och C ‘ranbrook 4 G, R&H, like oeeee . $999 i 5] Ford C ane $899 oe Gonv. : . .$499 . a steering aad Se SPE Choose _ Chevs A +33 8 Os Holiday or, R&H, sh new $1099 2 Dr. ustom : ds Conv’t ° $999 : . 995 ; white well enn heate CIAL | ee es ¥ loaded “re: » + 9995 iy St SG 2 . _ $199. || ~~ $13 mer special speciais. | OLIVER |: si a ae | mnie ae : EW Wor c gS , 4 tone * 99 52 Ply ; . $399 . ; ent ok 1982 Defoto 4 $295 CARS B | a Chev. Bel “an sures tone a cxires “$1399 "52 aa 2 Dr.$s99. 53 Ch tucks vs = uty, Hardtop” with radio ciel ‘51 Pontia 4 ai 5: : ydra., R& = Stude. ~ : . - .Catehns c Were A Repl BUT! _ UI "53 Olds Holiday, b udor, sharp, R& Basie: $1599 |} °5 Comm: 30 Ford Panel ..$690 - . $2195 tiyereingie: Lew miaeea 1e5e Wack” 495 i2t a Por Fs “* hue . c H, P/ Gi . 2 * ander 2 *S r Ex “ ae . - mileage. and pair wick Centr | 219 _Oree H's it. Chief » new tires, li G $1144 |, 52 Nash cr. 9 51 Ford Pa press $399 || ey ie $89 “me = a caren a oe 3 ‘53 Olds 98 Sed 8 Dix. Conv es, like new, .$16% 53 Plym 2 Dr ...ss0 Ford ae ee at as 52 Buick 5 > 1990 Cheve Pr 5 is Piy rere epeie | 53 Ply. C Sedan, Dyna. as extras plus, W ‘St outh . Pi 14 T. . and nena wih pede. rs Seer 4 f 4 Dr. De ifs . ranb ’ &H . . $1599 a. W " ckup jow. Nice heat 31. N BUY y ‘2 Gey. ae wontH | 5 Chev rook 4d a“? shar s agon , .$999 41 F ~ oge -_ Statesms ash = + a 33 an ss) 153 Ke ~ Bel Air reeciee tinted glass, W Stokoe! *8 oo Dix _ Piekup 7 aa aaa | Neate) “ solely and b . 1. ‘§ = oe =, ‘ord Cust top, extras . W/W $99 Dr” . We “7 onomy. eat. = NEW a) om.8 4 dc ras 9 5 sees seces. , $4 "Sue a2 poh end Sa Ply. ie | Dodge Coronet sas 2 tone i a .- $1299 * ee .. S844 $999 99 24 sedar of Fonuec : 33 MO ed., 2 to D asteay aa FO yo ali 999 pesicbags nae ; 10 asin (2 og. 4 drs. 6 ‘2 w ner sor. a I. Th tone, W/W. ext he | 51 Dodge C: os $1,209 $ $999 ‘nS neater and 24 me eter - : ; | : : sports : é one #35 ip. ese and M 1044, "34 FoutC ‘oronet $499 1954 Ford t ; nd’ Hydramatic, Faron ott -@}) TRUE VALUES ml apesecame ones || aes = M al | .'51 Stude. Sed: ir $1244 cee 2dr, sedan with iac rt? . Sed : 4 ense Hydramatic tadio, hea - "33 oo VALUES he Pont. Ch. aie . $299 $260 dow —— Bel Air. 4¢ ees ey) At th = Ford Crestline ooh a ne 79 et } ™ $119 oiice, “8 ‘ : ea or . ¢ : => ‘: Seats Wy | | a i ae a 2 Dr. ...$744 Sour ol aera I es ane Plymouth eS : sehen a 2 ays Horn slightly hi own and |] nth rao ad he £ = caeeeeaganeee ; r| Ford Counsy igher pay’ts $795 * —: 53! Dodge bs assists Seda . . : radi © 4ér 5 ‘ : e ees toeecidade RG x $10 or 7 _ : , 1, heater ‘and sedan | H OO ascteneress, gt t / iN? = how por ‘sligh 153 . $95 oxime, t Ford Coupe = saeseciee 8 | er ‘slightly [|] cste Ponti 2» * ; ; E oh JEROME — | | Harold T tot sy | sy . OLbs: CA ie urner, F TS ty seme ee ae | | Cass at Ore DILLAC |] + 2 BIG L ord | Rete pegs i hard Lake M Woodward 13 OTS. es a : 2 _— +70 ait Mile Bd. at wre 1] | ea | | | a JES ae Weert | A - ars * = 2 . % ov % : . i a : ° : me ; t 7 Re, . : 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 __SEVENTY-ONE ~ 5 a i : = : * . = E : : ‘7 : . 3 = ; ; . Bey. ek : Se pe eee ae ee a ea o ee arge and Gower Champion Return to TV \Nasa future ===" - é é y ~- - : . " ,* + , at, o~ : i : . . ACROSS -~Today’s Radio Progr F TV Pair |S" ) ap Se > ¥ - a . “5 CE grams - - ee di Kersiis alabia oe . | ormer GW) sex Eaton and AFL - UAW ‘em, Gm cELe are_cubject to change withet aoties, + | © He wrote Will Try to Work Out —— COS, eA, CI, XYR, .(i) WUE, ee PON, Clem Danced to Fame Home" New Contract TONIGHT oa a 6:30—WJR, Mrs. Page WPON, News, Pistters = i Sepenee Z TT News bd CKLW, Toby David a 13 Wave tops ti A Bs ae w ews 10:15—WWJ, Gilidersieeve WPON. Goes 1:16—WJIR, *~ 4—— were his ty, Ug ‘VASSAR. #—Cruciai talks that CKLW, News, WXYZ, Tx WXYZ. Paul Winter wil fore. Vite _ wean, owe. teas CKLW. inte a ta ty & Joe ? CKLW, i ill Adapt Broadway 16 Race course ty may well decide the economic coviow of the conten. 5 5 . Geod : @ - * Ati anne 10:38_WIR, See ade — Musical ‘3 for Tonight’ | sist, future of this Tuscola Country starring pln = ppm 9 Quartet WWJ. Nexs 10:06— WIR, Arthur Godtrey 1:t0—WJR, Dr. Malone : 19 Greek letter P ] 5 (8 siphobenes | order} Wve boo toh “SxLW. E Re sevte WWJ, McBride. CKLW, Eddie Canter for June 22 Telecast 40 Pewter co - Seay epee eihy Sermon Ge EDGAR BERGEN CKLW, Eddie WXYZ. My True Story 148—WJIR, Guiding Light 21 Weigh Eaton Manufacturing Co. and AFL WCAR, Talk Sports 10:45—WIR CKLW. ‘New eight of . and : . Mi . 4 Homechate 2:06— WIR. ' . pe — WW, Btary on’ WEAR. News. Temple CREW, "News | ee By WAYNE OLIVER « 32 Fiber, kno - tps mh _ bea CHARLIE McCARTHY 6:30— Sports : tay PON PON, ¢ Game is’ homes Wi. : alg fo company and an 1166 NEW Y' uw and Gow-/| 4 stru DAN DAILEY w¥e ‘ail tera werd, ce Mare “ol tniierse” | seem weg & wn Ccmal wae ta among | # River (Sp) Wi Uy Uy UAW Local 564 will try to work) @ETTY GRABLE. y . New i" ; tia + 3 . r ason a : : uC i GEA, IAs ’ " lass aon peed WJBK, News, Gentile wie WWJ. Just Plain Bill TV's earliest stars and then danced | ~ of ‘neither Uy = a sregpdese eb yor eres and Pe ipaicgeg 11:18am, sports Pinal tase WW), Fran Harris 2:20—WJR, Standby. Music | their way to film fame, will re-| 3? European Lid sald tine eager OI FoF HARRY JAMES WXYZ. World of Speed — Sportsmortem CKLW' Mary Morgan Wes, \armeo Janes turn to home screens soon. 33 Portuguese oundry division here TONY MARTIN 5 if zi i sie ; . Bdla x - sown aad me hat nite Muste ‘isiaeush sceah ec Mean _WPON, Game The Champions are adapting | x Movea Frank H. Mott administrative ETHEL MERMAN wes pee Wink Songs ot Hits WXYZ. Girl Marries Ae WIR, Orighter Day | their current Broadway musical} ,, 2c4vely pA ‘ vice president at Eaton, has RED SKELTON WXYZ, Stars at 1 » Music in Air WCAR, Gong Parade ° production ‘“Three for Tonight” for | 42 Male cat recommended the plant continue aND CKLW, Pulten Lewis > oe r $:06—WJR, News, Hymns 7 ’ 43 Pish eggs * WJBK, News, Sports 11:00—WWJ, Strike It Rich | “Wis Woman tn Low a one-hour telecast on CBS’ new) (5 niminutivs operations after its June 30 ot - WEON, _ Ghanley AY MORNING exuw. Piorida Caring cKLW seer we Bay night drama ons enn DOWN » Hebrew 4 Cease as oe Se enLay ‘anol AIN® ea fiery > 8 es ™) ws WJBK. News, McLeod 22, And they’re considering offers | ™ {American + Penaeus ascetic 35 Union groups ficials of the company agreed | saa miLYN MAXWELL ww). a aceite WXYZ, Pred Wolf WPON. News, Party WCAR, Game, from both CBS and NBC for three “ peed. serra 2 Expert“ 10 Seesaw gg} noko-oony to a reopening if “conditions GENE NELSON CKLW, Quy Nunn pa guy. wens 11:18_CKLW. News 3:15—WJR, Aunt Jenny or four color spectaculars during | 49 mountains 3 Affirmative 13 Social group 37 Perkce could be changed,” he said. WCAR, Gign Off WrON, Ge fine WXYZ, Curtain Calls $:30—WJR. Helen Trent the fall and winter. (ab. reply 15 Enervetes 39 Fleet : JACK OAKIE . 1:30—WJR, Ne 2nd Chance = chine WPON. Hymn Time WWJ, Pepper Young “6 * ae Talking ira 4 Burmese wood 18 Veteran ‘call. “ Decayed Two weeks ago Eaton announced n e pave sose 5—C ‘cLeod ¥ 2 T (var i therwise , werk a Beatty ye ated Toby David {[:30—WJR, Make Up Mind Wiese. Ces Marge and Gower both sared | °4 Femin son rl ’ orns 25 Pine fabric 4 Fisherman it was closing the plant because Dances vteged by GENE NELSON CELW. Gabriel Reatter : ee WJ, Phrase Pays 8:45—WJR, Our Gal Sunday | & wer appea appellation @ Dividing 27 Cows’ calls 47 Solitary ‘labor costs were considerably our host SILL LUNBDIGAN WJBK, L. Gentile 1:00—WJR, Jim vinall WPON Faery oy as Ww). Bi to Weppiness = in plays and movies before they 7 wtiy soe ar ee ae nee | higher than those in competing in- : . ° ac i : ‘ of i] ing iPr) | ‘4 e i 1:46—WIR. RB Merree WXYZ, Gsgood, Wolf io 4:00—WJR, House varty | decided to become a dancing and| 57 potitication ao « oi a oe 33 Offer Sectrica Wetsn te the ke bot PRESENTED. BY ww. 1 Man's ‘Pemi 11:45—WJR, ®econd Husband! WWJ, Backstage Wife ‘marital partnership in 1947 but — & —y—— | dustries. Eaton is the chief sou CKLW, June Christie. V:18—WJR, Music Hall WWJ. Gecond Chance SATs. Renee. Meieatis layed P : P by im oleh a of income for this town of 2,700. CHRYSLER WATE Giye 1:30—CKLW. Terence O'Dell be igs White WCAR, News, Music iD ee their’ TV pedi pa aon CORPORATION OR WIR. Whistler 1:45—WWJ, News CKLW. News, 3 Suns WPON, Game \isheean's Becadwae Raves eat 2 7 must agree to a sharply revised bait oe. CKLW, Toby David WCAR, News 4:15—WWJ, Stella Dallas man y Ue Series | Ato ] C- Powe red P ] a nes | pact before the firm would continue | PLYMOUTH + DOOGE + DESOTO CKLW. Official note: 8:00—WJR, Jack White WPON. News WCAR, Talk Sports in 1948. m cae Cee ve WW), Bob Maxwell 12:15_WJR, Parm Roundup WPON, Club 1466 The show, often called TV’s first | its operations here. CHRYSLER + WAPERIAL CKLW. News WWJ, Paye Elizabeth ronal ay : 7 Workers Sunday approved a TONIGHT ON TV a ween oo , CKLW. Austin Grant “ww witder Broce, spectacular, brought instant na-| inte Cal to Ca 1 y memorandjum authorizing new $:36—W. » News WCAR, Musie ‘ r i - : ; ‘ : wwi., & Six - 8:15—WJR, Bud Guest WPON. Luncheon Music wok ly orn ra Salts cae ean |labor management conditions. 7:30 TO 8:30 CHANNEL 2 wx Vandercook : . ; : : ae aie Sie Se CKLW. Grp bene ween fente ahine 12:00 00, Time Out Muste +:46—WIR, Woman ts House | known performers named Sid Cae- helene Nelle ag area| results warrant a sharp moses] : CKLW. Bud Davies CKLW, News, Wright Energy Commission, hinting that| cation and expansion ‘of these ef- | raed pollens laps Muste Hall WCAR. Music nee —— — atiea naire a “new approach” ae have eased’ forts.” : WWJ. News, Craig WCAR. Radio "Revival OaPON vom wee Wws, News cts “After that it was astounding the |‘ way toward building atomic.) Para WXYZ, Seren ; arm te. CKLW, Eddie Chase ; : , |; powered airplanes, has asked No details of the reported new CKLW. Election Returns 9:00—WJR.» Wm. Sheehan —_ WCAR. News way We were recognized wherever | - ‘