The Weather Fair and Warmer Details page two 118th YEAR xk**x«x ple eee i at ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS _ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 —38 PAGES amocureo reams orreD reasa Home Edition fi Te Se | Ike Sees Prospects of Peace in Zhukov Notes Special Envoys En Route Home From Formosa Radford and Robertson Keep Mum Concerning Talks With Chiang TAIPEI, Formosa (#—~— Two top-level U. 8. envoys left today on the long trip from Scholars’ Forest to the White House to report: on their military-diplomatic emergency mission to For- mosa. il He | | if | gestion that Quemoy or Matsu z fs as , SE i Z 3 if j fi | Fy | é . i itt ut Mi etki ! | L ibe ' Dems Auction Off Famous Hat Accused Tot Attacker, 12, Will Face Sanity Hearing Terry Allen Morgan, 12, who police said beat 3-year-old Cindy Lynne Montgomery with a spiked board April 12, is slated for a sanity hearing tentatively set for May 23 in Oakland County Probate Court. Judge Arthur E. Moore approved the pian yesterday at a Juvenile Court hearing. At the sanity hearing two psychiatrists, Drs. Clinton J. Mumby, of Pontiac, and Charles P. Barker, of Birming- ham, will testify as to the youth’s mental condition. Chea Roars ~* If it is found he has a Out of Rockies mental illness, he will Be re- ferred for commitment to a state hospital. If he is ruled Gusts Up to 50 M. P. H. Rake Midwest States; Snow Buries Salt Lake ™ z f i | rif ip I : SRS | i ii i i Bricker Says Would Halt One-Worlders WASHINGTON (# — Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) said today his proposal to curb the treaty power should be written into the Constitution to block the designs of “advocates of world government who seek to repeal the American Declaration of Independence.” Bricker said such persons seek to achieve world govern- ment in various. ways, including amendment of g z 5 i Amendment Q ai ihn i ve ft i li Le | 2 Curticé Reports GM April Sales Best in History All Auto Divisions Set New Records First 20 Days This Month DETROIT \# — General Motors Corp. reported today retail sales by its dealers during the first 20 days of April were the highest for for the first 20 days of any month in the company’s GM President Harlow H. Curtice said, “this applies to both new and used: pas- oy ‘eet 2 KALINE Hitchcock by Billy he third after slamming a Coach rounds Homer Wins for Tigers © ae. - a AS — TIE—Al Kaline of the Detroit in Briggs Stadium yesterday + AP Wirephete Tigers is greeted afternoon ninth inning home run against the Baltimore Orioles to give Detroit a 3 to 2 victory. (Story on page 26.) President Ou fines Attack if Ss F: HE 3 a i | This Week on Program for Inoculations. Parents of children who FE z i 5 FEa i 3 i BE PEE z fF E Pee 5 gs hit ii ( EF [ ! it f rite i if i aa ors income farmers. country and all our people,” of bd the President said : é | - : eFhy Tire i Es “ an ’" He said in a nation : SE 845 ; i Hi i 2 : ii Q 3 g ef i 2 ~ t. om e Pe it , Is sy m4 ae < ~ me, ~ . 4 _ ; ; ~ Congress immediate start is extremely im. | on Problems of Farmers day for a “many-sided attack” on the problems of low- =! Asks Freedom ; by November Raab Wants Occupation to End Before Opening of Opera in Austria VIENNA (®— Chancellor Julius Raab called on the Big Four pow- ers today to free Austria from oc- cupation by early November. Raab told a joint session of both houses of his Parliament that it would be “a fine gift to the Aus- | trian nation” if it received free- | dom before the Vienna State Opera reopens its war-damaged house with Beethoven's ‘‘Fidelio,” a mu- sical salute to deliverance from ; Hite th ‘sili at Hill Tells of Letters Past 3 Weeks With Red Chief Is Encouraged at New Development but Says Correspondence Private WASHINGTON (#—Presi- dent Eisenhower disclosed today he has been in private correspondence with Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov within the past three weeks, He said the correspon- dence holds out some slim hope of betterment in Unit- ed States-Soviet relations. Eisenhower told of the correspondence at a news conference, and said he has a feeling world peace pros- pects are on the upswing At that time, Zhukov once made visit the United States. At a news Commu- nists regarding a Formosa area “We must open wider the doors of opportunity to our | cease-fire but not on matters af- million and a half farm families with extremely low in- comes—for their own well-being and for the good of our he said In a special message | fecting Nationalist China. | and Feu: iff r t : : 5 ? j the talk about dgetak heal z gf zs Se 3 s E. Wilson will “see the error Newspaper Head Scores |Wilson’s Cen NEW YORK (# — The head of the American publish- ers expressed hope today that Defense Secretary Charles sorship Order in his recent resort to censor- paper Publishers Assn., also hit at former President Harry S. Truman’s recent assertion that the press threw a protective cloak around the Eisenhower administration, Slocum called too for an end to age A news . He e recent “death ” of the struck ~~ 7 + a — | Pte [hp P28 Mae | Jo ples ian e cee ne CL Mii FH Si Ra ot! IF hog Pi Y / Bie | | aa od di TWO ko kN | ue PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAM, APRIL 27, 1955 pasate, i. ER — | Actor May Reap The Day in Birmingham “¥) Crop of Uranium Reserve Plan Charter to Be Presented From. Homestead ty Be Anproved | to Zonta Club Saturday Vv Donlevy be a very lucky i BIRMING —Executive The Standard Oil Co, has been Mrs. Charles Benn Anoat 44, years seo, Deniwy| But House Committee |rieaiana! ween, tn the Bir| cited to sult it) wih homesteaded 160 acres up mingham-Bloomfield Hills area are | 8,000 gallons of gasoline for opera- Succumbs to Long-Time the Greenhorn mountains of Kern Will Probably Cut Out mingham® . tion of municipal vehicles, at a » liness ‘ County, Calif. He was an amateur! Limited UMT A service otganintion = @utorice of 13 cents a gallon. : prospector then and tried to mine Birmingham-Bloomfield Hills Zon- eit : Mrs. Charles H. Benning, the gold and tungsten on the property.| WASHINGTON (INS) — The | ta Cub — will formally receive | ‘The St. Catherine’s Guild of the former Baroness Olga von Roenne But the venture proved unprofit-' House Armed Services + | its charter at a dinner at Devon| st James Episcopal Church will of Petrograd, Russia, and a. public able, Dodlevy hamn't been pear the| tee is expected to approve today | Gables at 6 p.m. Saturday. hold a children's fashion show and health nurse in Pontiac and Bir acreage in seven years. It’s locat-| the administration's new national | The club's international presi-| bridge tea Thursday at 1 a.m. at mingham for several years, died ed near Bodfish, some 35 or reserve plan without any limited | gent, Dr, Dorothea Radusch, Min-| the Community House. Monday morning in Wilmington, west of Bakersfield universal military training. . neapolis, will address members .~¢"« Del., after a long 9 -. aiiedl Se. tation atin. Coney Aso 3 Bishop Marshall R. Reed will for six months’ | Way of Service Clubs." deliver the keynote address at Z training was to be stricken from} Audra Francis, international vice) 1. gecias Education and Action former deputy county bealtle the mgasure president from Saginaw, will ini- at Groce, te einige af the : Teesdey's Temperstere Chart ' “As long as a man runs his . , day Michigan and its people, will | of Drayton Plains. eee “. 4 A.pene "me 4) kaneng © % business properly he’s not going to| Jumping Beans Profitable | te produced by Michigan State Service will be held Thursday j wee ean ene Ce mwrane : Bettie Crock S Memphis =e 80 " College May 13 and 14 as a major|at 11 a.m. from the Dorelson- " : So Meow! 51 ta be bothered.” he said. “WHS G| Alames in southern pm bene MSC 100th anniversary ! Johns Funeral Home with the Rev STOCK COMPANY BROT BE en prs etree | hy et — om ne Paul” R.’ Havens ‘a we First Founded bine tik shistbneas Paekene the - JEWELERS S Stes 5 | Commedionge” through the Mexi¢an jumping emote ond Getect ond toporete fom the parent company. Home ellie: Shah, ih ; : 7 «4 Proents 2 8) ( ? $e ts Washington 33 «| the police report, supply of brincedores (jumpers).!cast of more than 100 students. |} Plains Cemetery. ¥ h Pontiec State Bonk Bldg. f t ; f i i id 4. Sg ae Po ak if i : poy THE( PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,1955 f Ii THREE Joins in Squeeze Play Now You Can Say, ‘Pass the Jelly Tube’ By HERMAN W. NICHOLS WASHINGTON (UP)—We really are in the squeeze-the-tube era in America now. People have been squeezing toothpaste and glue and other goos of tubes for years. But now comes jelly for the morning toast in such flavors as grape, straw- berry, lime, lemon and orange. The Jelly I tried comes out of @ feldup metal tube. And the manufacturers predict that may- be some day soon you'll be able Collins Gloomy About Indochina Ike Envoy Reports That Premier Diem Faces Grave Difficulties WASHINGTON @®—Special Am- bassador J. Lawton Collins has re- ported to the government that Pre- mier Ngo Dinh Diem faces grave and perhaps insurmountable diffi- culties to stay in power in South Viet Nam. Diem is bitterly opposed by three religious sects seeking his ouster, and the French would like to see needed to keep Southern Viet Nam from chaos, 7 7 * The senator said, however, this view did not mean that the Ei- senhower administration has given up hope that Diem can weather the political crisis which hag re- sulted in armed clashes in Sai- gon, the capital. Hart Puts Signature on Four Bills Today LANSING W#-—Lt. Gov. Philip A. _— signed four bills into law to- | day, all of them minor. Hart put his signature on bills to: Increase allowable compensa- ition of finance committees of Reveal Identity of Polio Victim Girl, 7, Was Only One in Ohio to Get Disease After Inoculation DAYTON, Ohio, April 27 m — Leslie Davis, 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ermin Davis of Dayton, was identified yesterday as the one child in Ohio who con- tracted paralytic polio after receiv- ing the Salk vaccine. But ‘Mrs. Davis wasn’t discour- aged by her daughter's attack aft- | er recetving the vaccine. ° ‘It prob- her saved her life,”’ she said. method of preventing air from being drawn back into the tube with the contents. The tube was invented in America. But America didn't pay much attention for a long time. The great mechanical minds of Europe went out to commercialize on it. According to the modern tube makers here, who are looking back on their oversight, the real begin- ning of the collapsible tube indus- try in the U.S. was in 1870. Tubes were made, and glue came out, and ointments and toothpaste, but nothing much else. And today we have jelly. And maybe one of these days junior will get his spinach out of a tube and a tube won't look like a can so maybe he will eat it. i¢ TheGreatest LUGGAGE VALUE ‘ve Ever OFFERED! 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Of the three, Les-| - | lie had the only case of bulbar | polio, -the mnant severe type. } The other two ideas haven't ‘ THIS WEEK ONLY! Exactly as Pictured New tapered design for greater ; strength and easier packing. i Light in weight yet sturdy enough to give years and years of rough travel service. Priced to save you money. (10° Pai Individual Pieces Separately { Mirror Train Case. $3. 98 er’s special envoy. | Commission to ae certain | Collins, who returned last Thurs- \taverns on state owned lands. | day for consultations, reported in| 5. nit the state health com secret yesterday to the Senate and/.on° to act in ending pollution 5 | 5 | 5 | 1 21 Inch Weekender $4.29 c| 25 Inch Pullman . $5.69 a dummy shot. 6 or 6% Foot rose, green, House foreign policy committees. | mm inter-county @ . 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Choice of 2 pop- " ° $1.59 Value ~e Whites, Stripes and Solid Colors ”” pu-test Sere Sper ffirtatious so ga MEN’S SANFORIZED VARNISH SO Jay c : Dress Shirts Resists alcohol, Prey bet 5483 | Size 34 te 42 ¢ water. a : = Gored with ae = ii MUGUET (EES Per Gallon «+404 $6.49 = $2.29 and $ 00 Cholee of Colon Entrpice aes Both ana Marine Finish Paint OW Aeron Coe Values. ion LANNELETTE ts L : Fw, ; 4 hei) i" oped = eS * " 4 , i bs . a gs et ee ae ee eee ae measure provides that 75 per cent of the additional revenue. will go for State ‘ . i) f , | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘APRIL, 27,’ 1955/ Voice of the People Henry Borque Berates ’ Senator Neely’s to the cities and counties. ‘ / e's ae 2 e &/ + Attack on Eisenhower's Religious Life. This rewritten bill should be i waine majority anything about reported out to the floor at the name, Fe ee eae Seani’ ta erty’ watagea o> eng ey ty peng ng belt 3 earliest possible moment and | = a =e seers care about animal cruelty. will cost $4,000 just in taxes. The uick House so unless Clergymen should blush. They highest tax in the neighborhood should be given q > _—— ‘ consider the animal as without is $155. Does it sound fair? proval. It will get that if the The attack dn President Eisen- rights. They preach mercy and Mrs. H. Crain Representatives keep in mind hower's ap ey by wey Set Soe wan, Be 901 Bay St. how serious the traffic problem amy a aoe ee pre Maca dp arweting sinh me 4 , — become in Southeastern a i religion that doce net tnchale jywe, _Baering ichigan. rest clique gave respect and compassion s -_ a standing ovation can question wordless creation is just a farce, 5Y ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER i i be hae ve mo a Looks like Harry ‘Truman %s Hospital Gets New Device religious conduct. Sermon on the Mount. There can _ Loi Re NED ne oe Thanks to careful search by its gov- morc ee ee until the violence infleted | wpon —ua.. , creatures a Tove 5 aotern sanckine So boop ee ieee ee, eae ve & P years before, As @ great mili- % N. Hilldale Dr. Kansas City he said he has been hearts pumping during emergencies in tary man and later as President — in polities afl his career and surgical operations. when important decisions were ‘Law Protection ls Good some of his lile. s *& — els cee ies ack mee bam as Ideals of Enforcers’ He might, despite those denials, « oe Search device 4 : private and in public, an example There was never a time in his- be willing to run as veepee to tart iplhewi paverh fe syed - : «ik ok in cule he, agua tory when laws made by ry Adlai Stevenson. uest of the hospital’s medical “Now Promise You Won’t Rock the Boat” °° "ustus Pellet. tee ces te We now Gn dd Givens Om req I would like to quote what he whe the smelis the smoke. This time it staff. Originally it was decided . eaid as commander of the Armed — ig hae —_ Ba a to buy two machines known as David Lawrence Says: Forces in Europe: “This is what of society, are bought, and too could be political | ; hich of these machines Co i R se Stc d al lmtod ct patted —— these schemers. ment property you have a decided bee setients Iter’ acing for mmMtes ever an SF ae ao ee a Gee When a man or numbers of men "e®t-Phobia. Was the piano GI? a -—_-___ i result to a higher power. and women feel they must pur- wich prnetinerysbrr on Outlawing Atom War by tresp n God com 0 men find —— eS ne ee Ag sumed normal . repose. own protection property stalking hoss . « « . PARIS—French officials whose and warning French Communists Does that sound, Mr. Senator, then it says the law enforcement 0% De want os a sus business it is to follow minutely ‘hat Americans are trying t© like a man who, as you said, uses 's weak. a In its search the board not only dis- 4. snees'tn the trend of Com. ‘ighten the masses tm Europe his religion as a front? How can When a man rules without ideals There te we tutional em- covered a more satisfactory machine with their hydrogen bombs, He such a small Senator make such then he is weak in his perform- bargo on a man nominating him- munist propaganda throughout the — saig; a big mistake? ance. And his duty is not for the self for high and dizzy office, ac- than the first one considered, but acom- world have lately observed an im- “Ws w cies lenin tor Oe Henry J. Bourque protection of man, but for hire. cepting that nomination and poll- bination defibrillator and heart pace- portant reversal in the attitude Communists to the 239 Navajo Rd. ee be oe ee ee ae maker. The two machines can be used 0 the Soviet agitators with respect danger of atom warfare because ana protection the ideals — separately or in combination and should ° tlomic wartare er ae erecaly Pontiac Woman Objects ferret are bought with the pro Tere Notation that dioquall tly reduce the danger of heart com- _ * ists will be destroyed.” to Animal Experimenting according to the height of the fies a man from stashing snow. greatly steady stream of inspired news- balls in the deep freeze’ and plications in surgery. . 7 © Americans need blush for shame. ‘deals bought, just so high is the them out of sensen e. and magazine articles, a8 — Thores went on to denounce talk ‘Their indifference toward man's protection gained. throwing It is good to know that the hospital’s well as speeches, all making the of the dangers of atomic war as an cruelty is a blot upon, our so : Leona 1. Gould ; board and medical staff are co-operating same point — namely, that atom attempt to make pacifists out of called civilization. They $593 Dartmouth Rd. Portraits to keep the institution’s equipment up ombs can mean the destruction the masses — including the Com- and sanction the most degrading Clarkston, Route 1 p the pe P ‘tinea munists, practice in existence, a practice — By JAMES J. METCALFE to date. e 8 What is the significance of this thet challenges righteoumess and $378 Too Much Tax Dear cee, if there ts anything T , for some inexplicable rea- new approach in Communist prop- decency. We are referring to ... That I can you... Paige pede gy age adie aganda? It has been the basic gruesome torturing of atimals in O" Three-Bedroom Home 5. :." itn ‘me your deswes, and The Man About Town SS SS experimentation. Subtle falsehoods Just a word of warning to any. ..... Your wishes wl come true of the atom bomb will mean the an - and clever misregresentation con- thinking of building a house ... If now you Big County Growth S22 See’ Sh SSPa ares Spf Sats Maes Geel ee aaa ect, ge ears is a for a order us to a three- grope... If you great en- Ig u universal ban on the use of atom destroyed by atomic warfare, it is atories. bedroom house, my husband spent couragement .. . Or just a ray of “Officiat Directory to Point — tombs or on nuctear tests.—Scare— the same_es_admitting the-defeat Pr two years building ours, only to hope .. . Or if your heart is ~~ ; nit z stories about the fallout from of communism, too. ee a hace Gea aioli Gua thaaes oad happy but . . . You want it to be Out Quite Remarkable Gains atom-bomb tests are not given The new line, therefore, keeps wat Ste doctors denounced Put & $246 tax on it at 70 per cent more . . . With, golden opportuhi- currency inside the Communist jammering away for disarma- animal research as useless, cruel ™pletion. This was a year ago . . » To knock upon your door Good speech: One with a good world but only throughout the free ment by the West, a ban on its and = money-making racket. ben there was no wiring. or ... You may be sure that all my beginning, closely followed by a good __werié ; I hE im DN camnet talk Plumbing in the house. fete gee ending. rs — dangers of atomic fallout bat no . Fons ey N that «+ Will be at your disposal for the Soviet leaders made by of- cxaphasis is given any Jonger to tus vivieection dictatorship will went your the taxee will be gama, «+ «, Whatever you would find official directory of Oakland County, **qence. you. lthoed. Newspapers maga- much property one we ome as already know Sel ants : Malenkov in March 1954 made = Maybe the Communist leaders times fefuse to present articles hove tated te oven the big ‘eo Sau, Hosea tive Pra an . a speech during a so-called elec- now ate afraid they might have opposed to animal experimenta- homes on Iroquois Ottawa, -» - Became . County Clerk Lynn D. Allen, tieg campaign tn Which bo d> bren mahing pacifiny out of their ton. There is ne freodem ef tho and ome ts on tho nat ate an Coppegs meas shows some mighty interesting facts. Quot- ciated that “if am atomle war following inside as well as outside press, therefore, the public de town. We have had twe ap- ing from it, “Without doubt now the fastest breaks out, it will destroy civi- Russia. But, whatever the reason, met know the facts, a prainalé qn the house, 0 we Looking Back growing area in Michigan, and probably in lization.” But in April 1954 — iit has been the subject of much The United States leads i what we could get for it. the entire United States, is Oakland County.” just one month later — in a curiosity here. animal ctuelty. Will God's wrath We have appealed to the boara _—n te aoa ona th ogee wt Coun. ho did et sepent (Copyright 1965, New York Herald visit us? Only a few humans of review, the city manager, city REICH SAYS Britain planned bout our ty e m Tribune Inc. defend the rights of wordless attorney commissioner, whigh it is governed. It has a list penal oa uae oe es eee : and = ar eS of all county, city, village and township terpreted to mean and national officials, over names. x . . R theme of the Communists A A ee Oe econ, ore ume te tms pace pe JHIted People Are Luckier Than Others 262 2Stesr nn ane * tition was launched at Stockholm ° ; monks, ‘ : - write him. It will be out in May. i ik Ths ell comleniiy ‘wan Ab Satting aversqgu ct te felnaghien See” le to Pick Top otch Sweethearts THOUGHT FOR TODAY ng ani ednesday morn- _ Steve didn’t believe the and he is engaged to be = irionic ability te act the proper So ought te love their ene League on W; : ie Bye Fea ods ‘ ee law . a censited ‘shee wank teen role for a few hours on a date. _ as thir own eo ; you go through the ote en ee eee py ion. pow begin gin tel ee cant And i ou ft atthe wy oud Span ak Nemse’ Chic "So 3 world, In that appeal the state. #0 feel the a eee a / soon yu sane 58 Power, UC...;..ccscsseseees a 6 4 aH cate cas Gale Gok “aeada wae - But tt worked! You OS ue her, for this Rew pence, That ls an axiom “she ig not madd to be the ed- Keenn, Det... .,ccscccecceccess “ 7 Hn will the jilted folks are really lucky ter mcosén beer. al vd psychology. It really works. of ‘ but the his of mankind.” Frederic Joliot-Cur- [07 then can pick out SH! far exceeds her on all points.” Try it! happiness of one—Burke. Receiving his Kiwanis pin for attending is Sinictaw af Madeaa Cane h sweethearts without Actually, you jilted men and To help analyze your prospects, one thousandth meeting is who di wed redium wes ena being blinded by infatuation.. women are often lucky if you send for my 200-point “Rating S il R. C. Cummings, of the leaders of the Communist By DR. GEORGE wW. CRANE Simply tae advantage of your Scale for Sweethearts,” enclosing miles which means 19 years and three months Of peace movement in France. He Case 0-315: Steve W., aged 21 For then you ean view the op- % stamped return envelope, plus Open Up consecutive meetings. made a statement in Janwary 1963 was engaged to be married, but posite sex with a detached attitude “s ne to be w. cram, 20008: I wish my wife were a 5 ’ hich typical instead having judgment ve . George . dentist. Back from a few days in'that modest big munist propaganda on atomic war. Ms sweetheart eloped with am iii) 0 an sviatuation. ir “stat alongs stamped, Bones: Why so? ——— oft fall in love fast ‘eo Jones: I'd love to hear her a Arno L. Hulet The problem is to know if So Steve got soured on women til tas aunt euniven dar eet Fou send tor ‘one af Bis) peychalogical to'me “Open your mouth,” insted says St. Louis claims to have passed the mil- a lair oiets thea tae and developed a cynical outlook. hearts. imgersenaly, (Copyright 1955) of her usual, “Shut up!’ lion mark, and has an outlying growth re- I stared lions of } But his good moral home training ou. uk en aioe no geo sembling Detroit. beings, misery for those who sur- till kept him on the beam, so he —- pong lag Pas ] t D . k Al T ken a vive, the probable creation in this attended the young people’s meet- ae to size up all the eligibles S rin ways re | A phone call from specie oad ge od See bs B p ; W. kk Kilbride sibility of the abolition le was employed. : of Rochester Papers of woodpeckers have this planet.” “Dr. Crane, I want to tell you ecause rerson '{S ea more about Steve,” the youth been drilling square holes in trees around his Again, in December 1954, the for tig ehurels informed By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. three decades, combine to give home for several years. He recently chiseled © monthly magazine “New Dem- counselor The young person who takes his children .a view of life CE aad ae ra a clnne fon, he somber two Osmmounist “Your newspaper column has (or her) first drink, smoke, “goot ule diferent trom that which you it into the customary round hole. The birds im France and the leading theor- long been my mainstay in advising ball.” shot of morphine or heroin, up. refused to accept his ideas of architecture 14+ «4 the Communist Party here, the young folks in this big church. ee tie. ane). tablet What with the ready availability Fone palcans il me that the Sma aye tesa weking_Se hen et Stn ie Gat revi, ties ens'te a “ ston all through the proper motions and gence, the courage or the ¢ apd. thy bullet et hiaren: today comentgn with am eatemebiie ‘was life on earth.” enee they'd Sagin te foal the cer- a Rc a — do not need and may resent being cae, ind td oh Se eat Ganteha. ty ae tele pang barganes friends), associates or gang lead- ssked to take the pledge. it is a every time his machine frightened a er, a colleague of Joliot-Curie, ap- Although he said he had no use Se Se ope ot Sh ethos tm an. Naat at eotes nn that he lest af Poared in January, 1855 saving tor girls, 1 finally talked him into “Come on, chicken,” they say in wired the drinking habit. ene omnes chaugh to damage al ef eave OM Gin ta to oe bee omens effect, “fest ane won't tent. Wee. Just why does.a young pérson Right now, in these days when there's so and kill half of the population and compliments and to hold her hand eaten Oe ee ee Sa aan an much printed about it, I have word from the ce Oe re ee ge tn an eee, A, : going different eat cope y= F4 U. S. Government Printing Office = . br. 2 “Reluctantly, he finally agreed tw this {ited mood, you cam rep ‘It is not only juveniles that yi laa “giana a Washington that for 30 cents they will after ‘ 40 80. but he said it was silly ty assay their virtues vs. their *F0 delinquent bu, unfortunate: horns trating? This, it seems to at gton But on February 8, 1955, for hé Was sure he could never tantts, ® ly tor cur country’s welfare, 4. ts 9 of vital im- tions for a wide variety of home shelters installation Tran may’ ably just compare her with his ex- Then, prt an aon Pe ee Seieetae S co stove tnane ae family protection in an atomic attack. at eh ae ee quecthenst, a isetkes ok it — For ® views of many, young and old, Soviet policy, Molotov “But I assured him this new government official attend- teevotalers, moderate occasional Hearing her dog bark just after daylight Seal te Gent tat Ul ett girl would grow on him if he just “ven if it te lke taking bitter Bo BS aay ore or social drinkers and co the other morning, war would destroy civilization and kept going through the proper mo medicine at first, go through the a rhe os a halt alcoholics, The most Mrs. Melvin Bingham ‘ declared that it would result only ms. proper motions and you'll soon be- auieg with pop, se everybody o peitiie aaaelt ae o saw four deer browsing on the strawberry in the destruction of capitalists and = “Well, Dr. Crane, to sum it up, gin to feel the corresponding emo- will think he is drinking. sober interlude, explained: plants in the rear of her home on the Dixie Steve began dating her. Soon he a ¥ At Yalta, Highway just northwest of Pontiac. Prat since that Molotov speech nan at weir want haan salle ae * — eens ee ee , Salen’ Be cheney oad sre Louie ate 2 there is to afraid panion. cheery . Learn ~ Verbal Orchids to— the date tant =: a Qunesoons how to carry on spritely conversa- Sheri only to the Americans. tion. Emmett in Mares shenstes See ands pes tenn on, Og ont of 155 Elizabeth Lake Road; eighty-fourth _ Ths, wintry just because must do 80 to birthday. ! to wan o bake earn their salaries. . August C.Scheof 8 “" Communist newspaper here dup- . Well, you'can also turn it on, of Rochester; eighty-first birthday. \ porting what Molotov hag said far everybody ‘has enough his- ~ | . | f f ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘APRIL 27, 1955 / v Hl or . SEVEN weeks and a special guard has||/: . . , ar ; P been placed on him, He reportedly Kills Stricken Wife Young Lawyer Given Na Inqui Deaths Last Ni ht | Fd ‘ * . } lg covvinted Gat be tap coneme.| es Judge's Consolation , | Bazley’s Thursday : Sloued no evidence af the tease |FQHS iN Suicide Try | oar.as, tex wate. dennis! [NtO Lab Explosion | aries." | r RUGO f He al ple ng alas eede rye Gerald Brewer had just passed his tines tae ea ee | SUPER SPECIALS!! Nazi party ref of pres pel lead- Per papper yoda jel he bar examinations and was sworn}; NEWPORT, R.I. @—A three- a Committee, @ Joule +e = contractor in yesterday as an attorney by| man naval board of investigation | °” mes. Seen mm Gweten. Suicide Attempt Made | jint “American, Britch, Russian| cite sates shot her to hcene a | Somme) Dist. Judge Wiliam Me-| pened an inquiry today into an| , sameraze, Tenet wan mu — — Nonh Sogn Suse ; ’ , . w. ’ explosion which killed five civilian | *'. aoe as nkless Half by Jailed Ex-Deputy of | ave ns mand Ay accion to her hospital room yesterday and) | MeCraw immediately appointed| workers yesterday at the Navy's Fodaie’ Howse Corp. restaurant chain ‘ a suicide. Brewer to represent ex-convict} underwater ordnance station here. sa SMOKED Adolf Hitler “ra by porirad powers. is hg Madore, b is recovering npr gee i Five other ger —w REMINGTON. Obie—De._ Paiitte z (4 BERLIN (®—Allied doctors are the prison denied the suicide at-| from a chest . was * guilty, | were hospitalized, WA&S | business and. economics at Wilmington HAM b. wound. given years in prison for! in critical condition. Several oth-| College and president of Western Col- reported discussing a U.S. proposal | tempt reports, other sources said| His wife, Mrs, Nelle Madore, had | stealing a concrete mixer. ers required’ first ald for minor 'sg¢ fet Womes st Oxford, Obio, from @eeee0ee tal home, Informed sources re-| °&e® Siven for his garden in She suffered a brain hemorrhage. | Brewer by saying, “My first client . The blast shattered a cement| gcnoader, G4 loon’ revendea ae the | ! This valuable coupon ’ ‘ vealed yesterday Adolf Hitler’ prison grounds. Madore visited his wife daily.| was hanged.” building 150 feet long and 50 feet | father of modern skiing who developed || -! entities the bearer ' y incident occurred | Nurses described them as “very wide which housed a dyanamome- ate of sting i} ites former deputy now aie 4 oe seen Meus Word of it seeped Goren " Don't ‘mins ii Got that quell ter seem weed for uethag torpedo throughout ‘the ‘Unite tee S| 1-lb. limit FRESH c! ’ . . M us . sentence as a war criminal, re-| out of the tightly guarded jail only} “I felt that she°was not going to job by reading the Help Wanted| parts, particularly propulsion; presporr. ti—James Reed Jackata, ‘REMUS ‘Ou bb. ! cently attempted suicide in Span-| yesterday — Hess’ lst birthday. | get better,” Madore was quoted as columns EVERY DAY, until you! parts. The Navy said the explo-| #2. secretary of the W. T. Rawieigh Co. |] § ' dau prison. U.S. Army doctors reportedly used | saying by Dist. Atty. John R. Mil-| see it! Also, place a Work|sion apparently was caused by| S,.pecane $24 spice firm. since ite in- i BUTTER.. whi Mess Perctese These sources said Hess has de- stomach pumps and antidotes to/ ler. “I couldn't see her suffer. I} Wanted ad to reach employers on compressed air and fluid used in pon Ay Poe yew «we a ~ eR _ ee saaeae mame teriorated mentally in recent| save his life. knew I couldn't live without her.” | your own. the testing apparatus. layman. Shop now for big savings! Your fashion dollar goes farther. at Federal’s! a tale Pe yt hh, Remember Mother on her day... Sunday, May 8 if 7 s b J winkle, toast, white, 10:20; 1614-2444. ery trim. 82-40. Large selection of dainty style. Seve at Federals! es & a) FEDER iia “SACINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 Me , ee ae | Berg 4 ete , he a A ay hk * . fom ee t+twaur. a J j Y é 4 | } | \ / 7? 4 + , 4 ad i * 4 P : 5 j ae : ne wis eee. et ws oGie 4 ok + ieee die a oe ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. 1955 Rochester Lions Club Planning Three-Day H School Roundup Set for Parents Huron Valley Meetings Will Explain Problems i|Students From 9 Schools . A Vie for Speech Honors | \terday at Waterford Township gagement of their daughter, Ber- nadine, to Keith L. Kinney. He is the son of Charles Kinney of ppaierten, ie date heen for the wedding. Exhibit Slated fo Open June 3 Tent at Halbach Field _ to House Wide Variety of Exhibition Booths ROCHESTER—The first Home Show ever held in Rochester is eH i rel panddi § g i HH ome Show planned for June 35 under the | fully Surveyor's Club Members Get Honor Awards Child Study Clubs Slate Convention at Lapeer The Lapeer and Elba Township Child Study Clubs are sponsoring state spring program planning to be held Thursday at Legion Memorial Spring Concert Set for Dryden School DRYDEN — The annual spring concert will be presented at the high school Friday at 8 p.m. The program will consist of choir numbers, vocal solos, and numbers by the Pep Band. Richard Krebs is the music di- rector of the Dryden Community Schools. [UNITED SHIRT Distributors Downtown and at Tel-Huron Helps Heal And Clear Itchy Skin Rash! 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SUPPORT vour wexcuants 50 Cents for Adults YOUR COMMUNITY Kide Under 16 Prep with Parents VISTA Lr git, $10500 " be —,. Laon | Going Camping! JOE'S | ‘) LAKEVIEW 2 gn $10500 ‘ Tent-Camping Display 5 HOME & GARDEN SHOW Waterford Township Community Activities Center April 29, 30—May 1 Featuring HETTRICK “ARCTIC BAY” Tents Visit ARMY-NAVY At the COTTAGEAIRE siyue $940 WE GIVE HOLDEN’S RED TRADING STAMPS JOE'S ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 32 S. Saginaw St. FE 2.0022 4 ___and_ Brownies. of the Gingeliville| MILFORD — Gladys Parker, a ¢ rea will participate in a Court | sixth grader from the Baker Ele- i iP 3 2 Ee, Te oe Mayor Chosen at Keego Harbor Jack Loveland Is Head of New City; Pro-tem Aide Is Wilma Webb Receive Ratings cus The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC versity of Michigan and Martha | White of Michigan State Universi-| * * ty scored the on tone quali- | eae se ¥ Spindrier interpretation, suitability, and ac- ether council members Benja- from the Oxford, Birmingham, | min Covey, Samuel ‘Witaeee Lake Orion, Allen Park, Bloom- and Chester P. Wolfe, have been field Hills, Bentley, Burton, Thurs- 4 ° sworn into office by charter ton, Plymouth, Livonia, Rochester, Junior High School and Pon- $ 7 95 ‘ tiac’s Eastern, Lincoln, Washing- REGUI AR ] 92 ton, and Weaver Junior High Schools. comfield Township MARK 60 YEARS—Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Westerberg Pontiac Press Photo atl eon a begin holding | ° 4740 Center Drive, Cass Lake, marked their | United States in 1924. Before his retirement in Your Watch | $ U7 weekly meetings at the Dougias | S°lden wedding anniversary Friday with a family | 1948, Westerber was a supervisor at Ford's En- : Roan office, 3073 Orchard Lake | dinner Saturday and open house Sunday. More | gineering Laboratory in Dearborn. They have a i ? . Rd., at 8 p.m. Thursday. than 150 friends turned out Sunday to the open |son Eric of Cass Lake; and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth |] @ $ 50 With R h E ; house. Both born in Sweden, they came to the | Peterson, of Dearborn, and three grandchildren. © Ad ei Trade ochester Eagles © Cleaned — e ; . : ; 1! Find New Use __|3 Southfield Students) Janet Robinson Married|| Expansion \ } FREE DELIVERY! tor Polio Fund eae Gk ae on Umm wanna ne| WN Oratory Contest aes Sat | Watch Bands 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH! e 0 ra) . L dies’ * Order of Eagles are determined to | Dale_ Peterson, Walter Atkinson Killian Saturday. eee \ - LOW COST EASY TERMS! aid polio patients, one way or | #"d Robert Kurceka are the local The couple exchanged their vows $ 95 , winners of the annual Optimist before 200 guests at 7:30 p.m. Special! noon se ; The membership collected $1,309 | Club sponsored oratorical contest. Mr. and Mrs, Kari Robinson (Exactly as Pictured) for an iron lung, only to find none Pega eden ver radi mg of Ortonville are the parents of Sn ee led ee eeee es Oe ee No Money Down! | YEAR FREE SERVICE! The funds were donated to the | ‘real meet in June. Sister Kenny Foundation at Farm-| Scholarships of $1,000, $150, and ington, and will be used to pur- | $500 will be awarded at the final chase five Zl-inch television sets | Contest. for use there. The local Optimists will trans- Presentation of the set is sched- | port the trio to Holland, and have uled for 2 p.m. Sunday, with/| presented each of them with a Eagles president Charlies Salmi | desk clock as a memento from the delivering the equipment. Eagles | club. Gingeliville Girl Scouts Gladys Parker Wins Program Set Friday _ ‘District Spelling Bee GINGELLVILLE — Girl Scouts | Killian, alse of Ortonville. Cae For the ceremony the bride wore “% a ballerina-length embroidered ny- “~~ lon net over white satin gown. > Her fingertip length veil was ‘ trimmed with pearis, and she) carried white roses on.a white) Bible. } Begin tomorrow to get brighter washing with far less work. Buy this big, Deluxe Easy Spindrier. Washes clothes clean with famous EASY washing action! Rinses in spinner. Dries with EASY spin action to ironing damp- ness. New gleaming white finish so easy to keep looking new. Your old washer makes the down payment! Payments as Low as $1.90 Weekly! Carol Nienow was the bride’s at- | tendant, with Karla Robinson as flower girl, and Donald Schaeffer as ring bearer. Herbert Bilyeu was best man, and Boyd Robinson, William Kil- os | FALSE TEETH “Eeesmn~ ‘Aeemamme | Ae (00D HOUSEKEEPING’, of Awards, to be held at 7:30| mentary School was the winner of p.m. Friday in the Gingellville | the district spelling bee recently, | by or Community Club. on the word “trivial.” LYNN, Mass. (UP) — A 31-year.| Banquet Scheduled Just aerials « rts PASTEETH on of PONTIAC The Brownies will be promoted to| She will participate in the metro- | old Lynn man was unable to paya| LAKEVILLE -~ §é@rving at the| 7°UF eae Tate alkaline (nem-ectd) | Intermediate Girl Scout status | politan finals to be held in De- fine of $150 in district court after | annual Mother and Daughter Ban-| nq °more comtortabiy Ro gummy. in a fly-up ceremony. Refreshments | troit May 6. being found guilty not will follow the program. The gen-| Fifteen schools from five school | He told the judge eral public is invited. | districts took part in the contest. | | ri + ban | Sn more, comiorias il ST West Huron Street Phone FE 4-1555 his business had Seat at 6:39 pan. in the church | sour, Goecks ‘PasTERTH Sova ‘ | been bad. | basement Thursday. | any drug counter. | SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY and MONDAY FREE PARKING—AT BOTH STORES OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. alk About low Frices Just lookAt these! || 7-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP |*-PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM Pe. < > ~ ; a & 5 ! Ra: in 9 Pieces Only $4 1 gs 12 to 15 4 ih . Months .to Pay! LESS FRINGE EASY TERMS 12tol5 ~ stoned eithbe Eon an ed within Bed - Chest - Dresser MONTHS | 2E SURE To WYMAN’S veuney OG, Mirror ) ASK FOR Pahpiar| col spines. Camidibie aes FURNITURE ~ This handsome 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE upholstered in a long wearing furniture cover. Large roomy davenport. Comfortable matching chair. Resilient coil construction. 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WHITE, YELLow OR CHOCOLATE Pillsbury’s Cake Mixes 3 = 8% { PONTIAC PRESS Women's Section WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 PAGES 14-18 Co-chairman of the Kiwanis dinner party | Devon Gables. The couple resides on Lake- was Dr. L. F. Hill who is pictured helping | wood drive, Watkins Lake. Mrs. Hill with her wrap as they arrived at Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Slater Give Party Corenna Morton Feted at Shower Held in Lyon Home The affair was held in the Lyon home on Navajo road. Corenna will exchange her nup- tial vows with James G. Aldrich at 4 to be performed June 18 at Central Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs, Frank BR. Merton ef Brookdale lane and Mr, and Mrs. Lee A. Kremer of Dwight avenue are the couple's parents. The 18 guests who attended the luncheon were seated at a table decorated with a cascading ar- rangement of double wedding Tings and wedding bells with white tulips through- Business Women Given Program on Civil Defense “Pattern for Survival Under Atomic Attack,” was the title of Hd e Pentiae Press Phetes Kiwani-Queens were honored Tuesday evening at a| — . ase y hetd- at Devon Gables. Dr: George Petroft of #2 4k their““queens”-com{ortable—at-the—diningtable. i e Mr. and Mrs. Rawley G. Hallman of| for the Kiwanis dinner. Ramona terrace were snapped by the pho- tographer as they entered the dining room By High Sehool Vocal Department ‘Say [t With Music’ to Be Presented The Pontiac High School Vocal; Clubs will sing a group of songs| by Mary Jane Buck and Eleanore! The first discovery of Greta’s Department will present its! which have been titled “Over the! Bryan. annual Spring Concert ‘‘Say It With Music,’’ May 5th and 6th. . This program will feature 700 of the department. A_ chorus composed of the nine Girls’ Glee Musicale Hears Talk on Tuesday Modern music was traced from 1918 to the present in a talk pre- sented by Mrs. Ferdinand Gaens- bauer for members of the Tuesday Musicale Workshop, who gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Old Orchard drive home of Mrs. E. D. Foley. As analyst, Mrs. Gaensbauer in- cluded in her speech the influence of jazz on contemporary com- posers. Mrs. T. E. Nelson read an article on, “How Jazz got Cool." Dilustrating the theme of the day, Mrs. John J. Wiley accom- panied by Mrs. -H. V. Helden- brand, and Mrs, V. M. Lind. quist accompanied by Mrs. Gaensbaver, sang several songs. The group’s vocal ensemble also | | Spring” complete this group. Heather.” Mr. Hallman | served as chairman of the affair. All seats are to be reserved and Such selections as “May Day | tickets may be reserved Thursday vocalists including all the groups; Carol,” “Blue Bells of Scotland,” “Lech Lemend,” “Coming | | Through the Rye” and “Bonnie Doon’”’ are included. ‘‘Home- land” and “The Years at the The A Capella Chorus will make two appearances. The sacred | group which they are preparing in- | cludes ‘Soul of the World’ (Pur- teell), ‘Ave Verum Corpus’’ (Des Pres) and ‘‘O, Lord, God"’ (Tsches- nokoff). In a lighter mood, this select group of 100 singers will sing a mediey from Jerome Kerns’ Show- | boat and a Russian folk song “Yonder, Yonder.” The combined Boys’ Gilee Clubs have selected a group of songs which will be called Philosophical Poems. In these | musical settings of famous | writers the words of Thomas | Cartyle, Ed Maurier,. John Masefield and Thomas Jefferson will be heard. Two selections from Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin, “Kk Ain’t Necessarily So” and “I've Got Plenty of Nuttin’’. will also be heard. } and Friday. Past Officers Are Honored by Eastern Star Louis Schasr and Sylvan Clark were initiated when Pontiac Chap- ter 228, OES, met for dinner Mon- day evening at the Masonic Temple lon East Lawrence street. Past matrons and patrons were the hon- ored guests. Each of the 100 members and guests attending received a gift. The welcome was given by Mrs. Davy Gilpin. Mrs. Earl Ross and Wayne Scott gave the response. A new sheaf was presented the chapter on behalf of 39 and 40 Proficiency Group. Presenta- tion was made by Mrs. Charles Larson, past grand patron; Mrs. Ernestine Thompson, past grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter of Mich- igan; and Clyde Townsend, most rehearsed for the annual musicale| All the groups will join in singing | illustrious grand master of royal luncheon to be held May 10 at| “No. Man Is an Island,” ‘The/ and select Masons. Other visitors came from Bir- Devon Gables. Mrs. George Put-| Battle Hymn of the Republic” and/ nam is directing. Assisting the hostess yesterday were Mrs. Lindquist and Mrs. R. T. Norvell.. Mrs, ‘Willis Lefurgy and Mrs. D. V, White presided ade "Look for the Silver Lining.” The small ensembles and solo- | ists of the department will be heard as entre acta. George H. Putnam is assisted } mingham, Dryden, Tawas, Jack- son, Clarkston, Areme, Shelbourne, Indiana and Florida. Mrs. Irl Williams and Mrs. Thomas Webb were in charge of dinner arrangements, ; q | Cherokee road (left) and James F. Nye of Elsinore drive| Mr. Nye is president of the club. They were photographed if were among the Kiwanis Club members who were anxious | as they seated their wives. Garbo: The Legend and the Lady Greta Accepted into Royal Dramatic Theatre By JOHN BAINBRIDGE it Even if it wanted to, Paul U. Bergstrom's department store, an emporium customarily referred to in Stockholm as PUB, after the founder's initials, could not forget the fact that it once numbered among its employes the girl who became -the screen's foremost ac- tress. So many tourists from all parts of the world, especially wonien from America, make a Garbo pil- grimage to PUB every year that the attendants at the ground floor information booths do not bat an eye when they are asked the ques- tion. “Whereabouts in the store did Greta Garbe work?” To accom- modate visitors whe have a spe- cial interest In its celebrated ex- The picture shows a full-faced, placid-looking young had just turned fifteen—with thick, long hair casually combed into loose puffs over her ears. Her tentative smile reveals teeth that are slightly gapped. Her expres- sion is wistful. photogenic qualities was made at | PUB early in 1921. The store was preparing its spring catalogue, and Greta helped the head of the mil- linery department pick out the hats to be featured in it. When. the advertising manager appeared to look over the selec- tions, he asked Greta to try them on. She looked so good to the man- ager that he suggested she also model the hats for the catalogue. The face that was te launch a thousand sighs was accordingly first presented te the public, un- der an assortment of five fussy straws and felts, in a department store catalogue. Greta enjoyed the modeling as- il ifker 3 gé t i 4 ” they have become a cliche of the movie business, Greta was given her first opportunity to appear be- fore a moving picture camera while she was still in ladies’ mil- linery. As part of its advertising pro- gram, PUB had engaged a pro- ducer of commercial films, Capt. Fir Eq? | | : F l equivalent of three dollars a | Greta understandably found ci | ing a dull occupation. She | been transferred to the women’s | dress department at no increase in salary. In "1921 Greta Garbo Swedish advertising shorts, shown in one of the very early scenes. The ) . q partment with twe of his popu- In her first legitimate screen lar actresses, Tyra Ryman and | role Greta was cast as a bath- terpart of Mack Sennett. Greta | recognized the interesting custom- ers and contrived to wait on them. While talking to Miss Ryman, Greta asked her advice on how ° she might go about getting work | Besides Greta and Petschler, in one of Petschier’s films, The | Only four other players received | thing to do, Miss Ryman said, | Screen credit; the film was shot | she didn’t try to get an Academy was simply to go ahead and, ask | entirely out of doors and in a| scholarship. He would him, but Greta couldn’t work up| Period of a few days. Petschler’s| her to the. courage to follow. that ap-| debt to Mack Sennett is evident. friend of his, Frans Enwall No custard pies sailed through | could the air in Peter the Tramp, but | and might Fitz 4 5 : . & f z ¥ i: Er s oak : ity i y guEles it i r= 4 EFF iF e chi nee ‘ = 23 3 —— } GRETA GARBO was seen in| actress gained experience Above she is| accepted into the Royal 7 ~~ ata & THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 s \ tomo, act Means Keeping Mouth Shut|.-cs.s07 FES S35 in Washington, | py MARY MARGARET McBRIDE| A F : E : ; f i i H D. C., are I don't know exactly what| after observing many friends, a bi end Mra definition the dictionary gives for | relatives and associates perpetrat-| ber. would result in perfect harmony— the word “tact,” and I refuse to| mg the opposite, consists mainly|. Basically, of course, tactless| that is, to treat the sensibilities Gordon B. look it up, for I like my own: in resisting the urge to expertize.| oie are thoughtless and selfish | °! “thers as they would like their | Dean. The “The ability to resist that impulse “How do you like thie hat?”| 44 deserve the enmity they in-| "™ ‘ested. . ; to make an unpleasant remagk”—| can be answered in any number One thing sure, the person who | bride is the | in other words, the self-discipline| of ways, The tactless way would ‘ opens a conversation with the | a! former wm ne re eat ee ae eee ar agg dara AE ae rm Pe should. launch critique which brutally frank, almost cer. » Shirley Ann | Tm inclined to belabor this | would wind up by suggesting that tainly about to build up his own I, Venilorn, |S05's tant © csetas © tembio| tne that OF tates es at _ wes , seems never ¥ —» daughte so many. The latest to bring it; under any circumstances tried a | ¥ phi: Mrs is Pd up Js Rowena who, intuttajed y| perky Seether. | Reveal Engagement ee $ Frank people- she knows, has been Wek ought Xo sabe 6 ace <= The George W. Fislers of Thorpe VanHorn of — is @ gambit that one hypochondri- street are announcing the engage- | These started on a Gay whem | ac uses whenever she has dis-| #7 PAY ment of their daughter, Phyllis | Hamilton at oe Gees oe eotanss 8 new Cicter che whats Louise, to Wallace R. Murray Jr., | the. son of fortably and launched her at- “I kaeow she jean’t really twe dates is a good line. is planning a June wedding. t tack with these familiar words: ———— fie , Mr. and Mrs.) «my dear, Pm going to tell you | & = o* - something. You won't like it, ® . 4 ! 2 rk brand bat t win Pre BABY’S SAFEST SLEEPING GARMENT | for misses’, a eee TRUNDLE BUNDLE ||?" : ; interruj : pre- MR. and MRS. GORBON B. DEAN ate ate a” at Home....or Away |. re . should know, broke it with: other Newlyweds in Capital) ,2.ver,t% = 3 It’s the easiest thing for mother ... | on ° -__ | why do you bother?” the safest for baby in sleeping arrange- Secony or Their H This was, concededly, a rude | oney moon Trip remark, but it gave ne pause to ments at home... on vacation in petites, and Af length gown of embroid-| Both endan floral | the determined acquaintance. She ~ nylon tulle and taffeta was worn | gowns. Bonnie Bone attended personal matter was certainly : by Shirley Ann VanHorn as she |aunt as flower girl wearing « gowe | none of her ee ee ee on oe ee “And to think that people angelical Lutheran urch tO|; Morris dismiss her with the gentle become the bride of Gordon Beck- | pride mice: Horn, brother an ol ‘tactless’,”” Rowena raged er . : “rhe bree the Gagne Eaten Fte ge asa rs. Frank VanHorn of ae H Hamilton street, and the bride- ee ee Re Pee ee PETUNIAI | groom son of Mr. David Snyder of Milford. eo. neat ae cick nae Here's a thought | ; New charm with The bridal gown, imported |iors. Mrs. VanHorn wore a dress| | I think is a peachs Trundle Bundle’s cozy com- from Mexico, was fashioned with of navy silk jersey with white ac Upside-down cakes — ; a train. A crown of orasge |cessories for her daughter's wed-| | One for each! _- ROSEBUD fort. Cotton suede is blessoms secured a veil of {filu- i PRINT : ston and her jewelry wan s oT ae ee um i/ | rs soft as baby’s skin. aaa et Pearls end | binck accessories ad ein Bp TA Or summer cotton plisse the bridegroom's mother. Pink crepe that never She carried a bouquet of white| rose corsages were the choice 1 at hyacinths and ivy centered. with! of beth mothers. | GINGHAM needs ironing. @ white orchid. a oe CHECK *% | Arrangements of white gladioli | Vine™ tr, O Washington ee. . | and decorated the jks , __gitar of the church as the Rev. |‘ Dew Mrs. Dean was wearing eS Cn || ) Beach*25 Ralph Claus performed the eight o'clock ceremony Saturday eve- accessories. Upon their reture CLOVERSLOOM The The tone-on-tone suit, big news from this moment on! Superbly, ning, before 200 guests they wil tompereriiy reside PLISSE CREPE meticulously tailored of crisp, cool Palm Beach cloth , . Pontiac before making their home| | C444 idea, Petunia! 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Immediate Service! ns % West sao INTRODUCES THE 3 MOST of tate 10”. 19" Complete with Cutting. and Styling . for . @ Bleached @Dyed @ Dry @ Brittle © Overprocessed © Split Ends © Generally Abused "NO MATTER HOW BAD THE CONDITION OF YOUR HAIR Now you can have a wonderful PERMANENT. CREATED by ANDRE “Where Service and Quality + Is Supreme” Phone FE 5-4490 = Andre Beauty C8alon “re ane - ~. + A ees)iy { j i Vey | id THE PONTIAC qi ie aoe FF J yore y PRESS, WE Prd DNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 ~~ i } Ci 4 SEVENTEEN. Mother’s Day Speech Given and bar. and 5, 10, 15, 20 and 2 year pins. Program chairman is Mrs. Law- rence Murphy. Persian Princess Mallaha. Mrs, Robert Hodge was the chief was conducted by McLeod. topic - Table Mrs. J. E. A 10 meeting to corrspond with Ni Hospital Week,. will be held at Pontiac General Hospital. ‘ | MR. and MRS. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS |Bride Wears for Rite in Local Church Three tiers of lace covered the Church. snapdragons banked the altar. | bodice of the bridal dreas, which had long sleeves. For her head- plece, the bride chose a long lace veil the length of her bridal | train. She wore a pearl necklace and earrings and carried a crystal rosary, -Her bouquet of white roses was | centered with a white orchid. The Continental French Purse... pastels in Gahna Cowhide agleaun with tiny jewels. $500 Certified Gemologists SOWELERS Registered Jewelers AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 16 W. Huron St. Weber 4r., /and Mrs, Phillip Weber of Chand- |ler avenue, The groom's parents jare Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark of large street. | At an evening reception which |was held at Malta Temple, the bride's mother greeted guests in a | beige dress with matching duster hand red accessoriesy She wore a corsage of yellow roses. The bridegreom’, mother se- lected a lavender dress with White carnations and ville and Mary Jane Kordys of| Married Saturday morning at St. Vincent de Paul Church were Mildred Elizabeth Weber and Franklin | Williams. Her parents are the Phillip Webers of 4 Lace, Satin black patent leather accessories. She wore a corsage matching lyweds will live on Chandler avenue. Here is the sort of slimming deteil, hept within the silhowette, so the lerger figure con weer the long, lewn sheaths. Mrs. O.—Elongation, rather than Boy Afraid to Kiss Girl He Likes Classmates Tease Lad and Call Him ‘A Downbeat’ By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: Last Saturday I took a girl to a big I think she wanted I just couldn't to it. be 53 = sleet 3 ¥ J —— > = | ‘Dear Miss Woodward: The girl I like best pulled a boner the other night, and now she has the whole class against her. It was another girl's idea, but the two of them phoned to everybody in the class around midnight. What a practical joke! “Now, I give a lot of parties and I'm planning another one for next week and Id like my girl - to come, but I don't think she'd have a good time because many of the kids she phoned will be there. “I want to take her lots of places — but she'd have to face her ‘victims’ and I don't know whether that would be fair.. What width, is achieved by the lowered weistlines and the smooth, flat, lines across the hips. The striped | linen redingote with belt dipping in back creates the illusion of long- waisted rear-view which is good for full figure. Composed of the finest Thorsday—1 FIRST GENERAL high schools Tomorrow—April 28—7:30 P. M. 249 Baldwin Avenue We Cordially Invite the Public to This Program Hi-C CHORALE student voices of Chicage «++ im concert, BAPTIST [Ne Admissior Charpe' de you think?” Your party might be just the place for her to make a general apology, to admit it was a silly | sort of joke, and earn forgiveness all around by her humbleness and good nature. Once she has declared herself, the crowd can forget the thing and give her another chance. If you'll back her, they'll forgive her. | Wear Dotted Swiss. | Has anyone forgotten a favorite | dotted swiss dress, from just be- | fore the days we perished for that | black satin job? | Well, dotted swiss is as charming | as ever on a full-skirted cut with a wide, ladylike collar. | SPECIAL SALE ROS E CLUMBING ROSES ..... 50¢ EACH a. Mom Trusts Old Adage About Telling Everything Many of Her Difficulties ;,Today Come From Relying on Childhood Advice By MURIEL LAWRENCE | hope of safety in other people, it When Mrs, R. was a literal-| might be well to check back. Per- minded, trusting, vulnerable little haps we were told, “Tell me every- girl, her mother was always saying thing—and you'll never be hurt.” to her, “Remember, if you always | If 80, it may explain our need to tell me everything, you will be confide all our problems to other safe.” | People. Now a mother herself, Mrs. R. | h may explain the complaints . by which we express our disap- is still telling other people “every- | -cintment at their refusal to love by Poe us in exchange for telling “‘every- If 8-year-old Janet gets home , tee late from school te do an A. —— GOP Club Meets must every inconvenience |i Franklin Home Mrs. Kenneth Nichols was host- | ess to members of the Pontiac | Republican Women's Club Monday | The trouble is, Janet is not her| a: her home in Franklin. Speaker was Ronald Kesner of Detroit who spoke on ‘The Ameri- can Boy’’ and told of the problems mother, Instead of praising Mrs R. for confiding all her problems z PFE | if i ‘fF ft zES ak ws © gq} a + The three-cent stamp is still a|$300 million worth ‘were sold best seller in the U. S. More than' during 1954. STAPP'S ....... for Wonderful .....+. if junior’s busting out all over... better bring him in for our FREE SIZE CHECK-UP Don’t forget, his feet grow just as fast as the rest of him! Don’t take chances . . . do try to avoid the harmful effects of too-amall nhoes. If a check-up tells us it’s time for new Stride Rites, we'll fit your child carefully . . . if his or her present shoes still fit properly, we'll say so. Take care of those feet that must last a lifetime, $695 or $795 JUVENILE BOOTERY 28 E. Lawrence St. Stride-Rite Shoe Shown above according to size. -STAPP'S ee FAMILY SHOE STORE 928 W. Huron St. (Park Free in Merchants Let) If we're harassed by Mrs. R.'s' Come Fro BEAUTIFUL CHINA AND CRYSTAL Lovely China from Wiggs . . . the gift Mother will enjoy every day ./- .-and you can buy sdme each gift-cccasion . .. makes all gift buying so much easier... Choose from world famous makes...Lenox, Haviland, Franciscan, Castleton, Doulton, Spode, and Wedgewood ... many others, too... All in open stock $6.95 to $27.50 place setting. 50 Piece Service for 8 *18.50 Pink Jenny Lind, Plum Rural Scenes, or Blue Tonquin . . . 50-piece service for 8 only $18.50. 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NEW PICTURES - LAMPS - FIREPLACE TOOLS . and we've just received so many lovely new things from ash trays and Susans to pictures and sconces . . « come and browse . , . you'll surely firld some magnificent gifts for Mother at Wiggs. m WIGGS - Figurines +13 © 465 . can't find anything nicer than Royat-—— . if Mama has everything . . . then Royal Doulton . , . simply wonderful COPPER and BLACK CHAFING DISH: dts. So useful and handy this Summer ; . . solid copper chafing dish in several designs . modern styles in alum- .. Servirig trays . . . New Lamps, and Lounge Chairs , . . Lavabos FROM 9:00 A.M. ‘TH DARK a ais Thor.26,Fri.29,S2.30 1 SERVICE STATION mm WIGGS site | . si ges SERVICE STATION: ta ) Sreee asc he paorneigarvenn Fs VICE STATIC rb 24 West Huron Sat ES te : ™ 7 ) : a Ware | y , { nee z ’ j 5 7 1 f a c 4 ape ! A » De Dk in ee Se ie Be ie Ale Plog { “ j he / j f pry 1 fe PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, A LE a a —_— ee ee”, lOO / Mr, and Mrs. Emil Bruestie and odd’s Shoe Store #22272 lt Dover road, attended a Michi-_ 20 W. HURON gan State College A Cappella Choir Concert recently in East | . Lansing. Kenneth Ish solo “Poor RUTH HAIGH waktae Shea” a eat a cae -CUSTOM_LAMP- SHADES —___}} the. program He. is sophomore PICTURE FRAMING OLD PRINTS at the college — e Pierce St., Birmingham mi 4-2002 || Peters napter of Theta Chi s s s busy making preparations to leave Friday werp, Belgium; Lucerne, land, and Paris, France. - . + Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morris of Chippewa road didn’t just bask Shirley Ruth Baylis of Spence street and Grover John Farns- worth of Birmingham are among students ‘at the University of Michi- gan who have been initiated into Diane Dailey, daughter of Mr. Mary Cangel MOLLS—Score Again! | ANOTHER NEW DECORATOR! | Thanks to the people of Oakland Cotinty for their loyalty, and their confidence in our decorating department. It has become nec- essary to increase our staff. | | We are happy to announce the appointment of MARY CANGEL who has had ten*years of training and experience. Her most recent affiliation has been with the Natiosial Drapery Studio of Detroit. / GOOD TASTE need not be expensive. Call us - for professional assistance with your decorat- ing problems. Our service is as close as your telephone. / Fine DRAPERIES and FLOOR COVERINGS Since 1941 Park Right at the and Mrs. Ralph E. Dailey of West | |Shore drive, attended a_ recent | l regional aasembily of the Ohio | Indiana region of United States National Student Association. attending college as a freshmaui. PRIL 27, 1955! Personal News of Interest in Pontiac Several Pontiac residents are Granville, Ohio, where Diane is Mrs. Nancy Kefauver applies a deft opened studio in Washington. The wife of | do a the” Tennessee Democrat senator conducts | Director trene Gatioway. 5 Fi with the U. S. Air Force. Rosshire court are the maternal grandparents. The Rev, and-Mrs. Franklin ee a : Racing of South Castell street B scangy fig tape Sage 6 ne Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ruby were hosts at an open house re- Johnson ef Lakeview avenue, of Miami road announce the ‘hirth cently honoring their con, 4-20 | Syivan Lake, for their daughter oe oS oe Paul L. Racine, bern April fi at Pontiac Gen- Eeatiemeate on6 ie, sat Woe He has been enjoying a 30 day| ©! Hospital, Walter Jury of Columbiaville and furlough after serving 15 months in| Mr. and Mrs. Leslie “ohnson of | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruby of Hall- Denver, Colo. Ramona terrace are the inant’s'! man road. United Press Phete brush to her sketch on canvas in her newly- | 4t classes there and has been commissioned , portrait of Women’s Army Corps Helen Cate Tells Bridal ‘| Attendants Evening Ceremony to Be June. 25 at Bethany Baptist vealed the bridal attendants for |} | — her June 25 marriage to Richard || req and blue red. A rule that L. Cori works out very well is to match Mrs. Neil Ricketts will be matron || your lipstick with thee of honor af the ceremony to take |} thet ted bine wee pea place at Bethany Baptist Church |] with’ and red; orange at 7:30 p.m. Bridesmaids will be |] red with brown, and Gretchen Pearson and Jean Ford, |] yellow. Red nents © > sens with Gail Beesley, a cousin of the ne fone Mn itn thane bride, as a junior bridesmaid. rules in mind make you Helen is the daughter of Mr. an expert. and Mrs, Howard L. Cate of Generally the mavurel stage — aoe. Tee peepee See oe sear tas are bad- tive bridegroom is the son of Mr. ly misshapen. and Mrs Cliden Corl of Elwell. Apply your lipstick directly He is currently serving in the from the stick. With ctice U.S, Alr Force. you can make a good o cals The announcement was made gg! ag =" m at a recent miscellaneous shower |] corners of the upper lip and given by Mrs Neil Ricketts at the | using one t stroke toward Voorheis road home of Mrs. || the middle ow press Eps te- Ricketts’ mother, Mrs. Ralph Carr. || fctber., “ite git Probes For the shower, Mrs. Ricketts | If thin Kips are your fault, with a centerpiece of white gladio- |] a trifle, Do not accentuate the li, snapdragons and carnations. || cupid's bow, that went out with The bride elect’s mothe poured. the IT girl Local guests invited to the af- | Phone Edythe McCulloch fair included Joan Cooper, Caro- | ll eg ale lyn Dalley, Mrs, Stanley Cum- ntiac a berworth, Mrs. Rey Linn, Mrs. | ———- ————— Vernell Duffy, Mrs Eugene Ca- rey, Miss Pearson, Mrs. Find- lay Crowe, Mrs. Witlam Tiberg, || PERMANENTS pcos Mrs. Cate and Mes. |! rhe basis for every hair Out-of-town guests were Mrs. || style... hold it in shape, Cori and Mrs. Richard Carlson. easier, longer. both of Elwell; Mrs. Louis Fodor of Dearborn; Ann Ross of Belle- Short Curl ville; Lois Whyte of Detroit; Mrs. Permanents Inn Saturday, Mrs. Max Cl mer and Mrs. Tonnes O'Beay * IMPERIAL One American child in five Beauty Salon goes to a hospital within a year’s : time and the duration of the aver- |] 26 E. Pike St FE 4-2878 age stay is five days. than is this year. When it’ coral - colored and has a gold {flower print in wide stripes, Beauty from | ti — No Appointment Necessary Trinity Methodist-C har e¢h—of Keego Harbor was the setting Fri- day evening for the marriage of Patricia Anne Rose and Charles T. Hoffman. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Rose of Lake- side drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Hoffman of Exmoor road are the bridegroom's parents. Flowers and palms decorated performed in the presence of 150 guests. The bodice of the bride's waltz length gown was made of Val lace fashioned with a mandarin Fag headpiece secured her veil of nylén tulle decorated with seed the altar for the 7:30 ceremony |pearis. White roses, carnations and —— Open Monday Fri. and Sat. til 9 Versatile “Triple Play” styles for summer in Nylon taffeta long 7>° Triple styling too, in this embroidered nylon taffeta bra with an underwired cup. 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O-4IB-WA also works PHILCO r . * to mafurally steady overiaxed nerves, and helps you to sleep better. As « tonic 1332. Real value sensa- and stomach medicine, its the greatest. KEMEMBER—the quicker you start on tion of the year! Full quality Philco O-IB-WA BITTERS, the sooner you will be THE “NEW LOOK” IN PHILCO at a Sensational Low Price! wan? a tang oPy z ‘ ra 4 pags Philco Table Redio $79 Sleek, compact, modern cabinet houses this power- $ 95 ful new 1955 Philco. Takes up little table. space. No Down Payment — 50c Weekly! 7 a, 4 ; . | gle. eS Ss ee —— ll il hv >. 7 bf 2 te * ae | & cL: / : ' i, "tamer THE PONTIAC PRESS bs | * Qver 54,000 Circulation Largest in Our History | Go PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 City Workers Ready Pontiac Parks for Big Season With the city’s parks set to open Saturday, Pontiac Parks tion constantly increasing there is every reason to believe this year’s turnout will be even larger. Rejuvenation work also has been carried out by the depart- ment’s 26-man crew at the Ma- nicipal Golf Course and on the ever, is being done at the parks. At Beaudette Park, for instance, the men have finished installing guide posts along the roads and the park system's first boat land- ing is ready for use. A lighted soft- ball diamond awaits the first night game. appearance reasons. Workmen are continuing to fill in -the swampy western portion of the large park. Within three years, Keller says, the groundwork should be com- pleted and the department should be ready to turn its attention to a comfort building. In addition, 100 trees have been supervisor, says with the popula-' Main improvement work, how- trimmed or removed for safety and ! At Murphy Park, which was 35 acres of brush-covered wilder- ness two years ago, crews are completing work on one parking lot and continuing work on a second . Added to the facilities there this | year are 25 new picnic tables, 15 grills and a family type stove, com- plete with oven. Plans call for construction of foot bridges over a stream which cuts through the park. New ball dia- monds and an archery range will eventually take shape on the other side. ° Later this year, swings and slides will be installed for ‘the youngsters, bleachers will be built beside the present softball field and a nature trail will be hacked through the woods for hikers. At Oakland Park, which K?@er says has just about reached its capacity, crews have laid out a new parking lot off Ivy street and reconditioned the softball diamond. There are also 10 new picnic tables, 10 grilis, a new cut- door fireplace and water foun- tain. Far northsiders this year for the first time will be able to use the brand new Malkim Park, adjacent to Malkim School. Keller says the 20-acre recreation area will have facilities for most visitors. : Eventually, the park will have football and soccer fields, a tobog- gan slide and coasting hill. triangular—park,_just behind the library, will be devoted to strictly “restful” endeavor, Keller says. workers Robert Emery, 188 W. Longfellow, (stand- * “light” athletics. It will have 900 of new sod put in at the Municipal Golf| ing) and Tom James, $71 LeBaron. ee oe ae less than the $2 mil- Course this spring are Parks and Recreation Dept. 2 = lion suggested by Lt. Gov. Philip + + The third section won't be éde- A. Hart, committee members said. veloped until funds are made avail- Rep. Richard Van Dusen (R- a . able. But on the master parks plan, Birmingham), sponsor of a bill wed umOor en a tennis courts, an indoor-outdoor to appropriate the $2 millicn, ri. swimming pool and an artificial-ice many ony Seryeelen my B peter ‘# = - ==" for the be area. before the polic season starts i Will Quit Post Keller emphasizes it is only in “Tin test ibrmaton we eve | eke oe we completion t pow is that no vaccine will be Jackson Man Expected | iicely wil! come about only through commercially available Michi- n tate GOP large-scale private contributions. gan until about June 1,” VanDusen to Resign as S For the first time this year, fire- said. Committeeman wood will be available free for the It appears now that Michigan } LANSING #—The resi picnic grills. And charcoal may be signation of é = acquire by July about one- David W. Kendall of Jackson as epee from the caretakers at Republican National Committee | oni i : man from Michigan is reported to; in addition to the large parks, be in the works the department alse has a num- Kendall's resignation has been| ber of small, neighborheod parks anticipated since he was appointed | Where mothers can watch their general counsel of the U.S. Treas-| youngsters romp on warm days. ury. John Feikens, Republican state | cated at Huron street and Genesee : ! was based on information from Parke, Davis and Co., Detroit chairman, said he will go to Wash-| avenue. Extra playground equip- pharmaceatical house manufac- ington, D.C.,.today to consult with | ment will be added there this year turing the vaccine, and Dr. Al- Michigan Republican congressmen | and a war memorial board will be bert E. Heastis, state health com- | and Kendall and to smooth the way landscaped. milssioner. | for the selection of a new com-| The department also operates a “There just isn’t e h of the mitteeman os or five playlots on formerly | accine available to inoculate all ; Feikens said he anticipated | useless city property. They are lo- children under 10 before the siaak 5 | that the resignation would be | cated, for the most part, on vacant | of the season,” Van Dusen said ne SEH og | received by the Republican State aan _—— yo Me of “That doesn’t mean we shouldn’ AUTO GUIDES—Elmer Davis, Meadowlawn, 2man Parks Recreation Dept. ; Central Committee when it meets | homes on especially blocks. enttipuis to porgpean.” be ott. Chae ceain seater te islai- a: pout ehanes 2008 | otis gutting thes Gbas tk eblnk Shx"ahet tony LEVELS LANE—At Beaudette Park, Jewel Bolton, of Drayton! tn pansing May 7. Sich an area, now the Oliver | “But it means there is probably | in Beaudette Park as Harry George, 291 E. Prince-/| be the largest turnout in history. Plains, operates a Parks and Recreation Dept. road grader on one| jie said he assumed the central |*tTeet Playlot, was formerly a | no sense in appropriating the en-| ton, completes digging the hole. The men are part of the dirt roads which wind through the big park. committee would follow the pro-|*W&mp. Bulldozers filled it in and | Sharivede ponaincenar cedure which was used when Kem-| £rass, seed was sown. Tile yeas | obtain $2 million worth of vaccine.” j : dall succeeded U.S. Postmaster ready neighborhood Van Dusen said Dr, Heustis . General Arthur E. Summerfield of | Y°U"&*ters. was te appear at today’s meet- e . Flint as national committeeman. At the golf course, crews have izxem=|Hits Jobless Amendment \A Planning to Rule Qut=:s==s) emcams tiens for distributing thé free sen to contact county committees | Ing lot and are finishing putting vaccine if the program goes LANSING @ & Sen. F.1 see stet*tas ‘oo ‘iimeiie nenat | _ y | and unearth likely candidates.| Im 900 yards of sod on the greens. ‘Under Hart's plan, the state|Hittle (R-East Lansing) has at-| quired to come under the law | required to be under the law, had These were reported to the central) Plans for the near future call arava tacked a 1954 amendment to the| had payrolis of 216 million dol- |a payroll of $16,000, a deficit of — committee a wetk later and the) for enlarging the practice green cane, The Guan @uee te tion law| lars and 2% million in deficits in | $16,000, but was required to pay = and No. 1 tee, plus landscaping the distributed free to local health of- which he said will force many! the fund, but were required to back nothing. WASHINGTON (INS) ~The Vet-|have been fiercely competing for Among those mesitioned for the | area between the clubhouse and ficers and private physicians. emall businesses into iscivency. | pay back nothing. Present law forces an employer|erans Administration has an-/ veterans’ business. Seetiaies tans Sexe Gt Bae ee Children under the age of 10/ _ Hittle launched his attack on the! He said a restaurant in northern |to contribute .to nounced that it is taking steps Cleary would receive the vaccine free, but | Senate floor against the 1954/ michigan had a payroll of $24,434| compensation if he has eight or|to prevent the nationwide housing} _ Tee situation has become so taal Mh 5S eae Later, a chain-link fence will be about $6 for the series of three | Ployers who come tinder the law —| to come under the law voluntarily | slightly tightening GI home loans. | Seeps have appeared for sc- ee watering system will be relocated. shots. _ voluntarily to pay up in each year e: . if he has six or more employes. Assistant VA Adfuinistrator tion from Washington to put a | Goebels of Grand Rapids, Robert t crews also care for The Michigan State Employes the difference between the amount : damper on the situation. Kline of Sault Ste. Marie, former {the boulevard areas on South Aeon has launched” a “victory-+% contributions they have made to on ION DUI bate ok Rin tall Rheem or cer iso said the VA js| At& Geo. John B. Martin of | Woodward, Glenwood, Park Place dimes” drive, aimed at raising $1 oot by Sete einploven, Re moved | 1 . Unde W Qntory coverage (0 dour or-esore| shortly will prder an end to s0-| following the practice of the Fed-| Grunt, Nana, Seward Wases [and Racbum. million to supplement whatever to remove that requirement. earings n if ay employes. An earlier bill permits | called “no-no down payment” GI/eral Housing Administration to Sligh Jr. of Grand Rapids, for. The Better Homes and Gardens \ money the state appropriates for . voluntary coverage for one or|loans which Mave in some cases) limit the amount of loan commit- president of the Nattens! Club and the Pontiac branch of free vaccine. : Sens. Creighton BR. Coleman Hearings yesterday in more employes. permitted veterans to obtain/ ments the government will grant Aimecnatias of Mennieinena the National Farm and Garden In addition, Rep. Fred W. Zinn| (R-Battle Creek) and Robert £. | Oekland County Circuit Court on homes without any initial cash/ builders in areas where there Club assist financially each year (R-Battle Creek), has asked the Suan (R-Cajoma) attached eee Se ee Faalkner, go ae Ben payment. ; signs of over-construction. | os See ieee in purchasing trees and shrubs rm condemn acres Senate, ruled Hittle’s amend. mittee meeting for the boulevards. t set up clinics to administer the poy ye di Ree onate Southfield Township for a building} ment out of order because it | Under the new procedure, | Sweeney said the new orders | 1. x4.) 7 although the board of sutete vestinn Wihedl est. another day. Said site. violated 8 precedent against | Sweeney sald veterans will be | Will probably be issued in the| ..... canvassers has not said yet| ™ Sddition, the crewmen land- ; : The site at Lahser and Fourteen amending a bili with only one | able to still buy houses without coming whether it would consent to delay |°CSP, School areas, around the Hittle said the 1954 amendment from the chair’s decision when | a down buy that in the a Lakeside Homes administration Over Million Persons had “switched the overall burden | Mile roads would house elensentary ) : ie autpeation. of Go fam and junior high the debate wag recessed. future Will be required to | She Has Her Choice spring election until after the Re-| ™llding and Wisrier Stadium. Tour United Nations is tOn Gee lee . ; saad pay closing costs on the loans blicans can meet and decide| “Aller says groupe may contact Cita | Se he Small emptayers.” ° He Yesterday morning Judge George Coleman, using one of Hittle’s! watch usually . involve several CHICAGO «@®-— Michael Korzen, |?! the caretakers to arrange for and UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. said the discrimination im favor of | B. Hartrick had the jury taken out examples, said “an employer with hundred dollars, 42, says his divorce suit will be whether they want to recount close obtain permits for family or group ~The Unit ed Nations announced business was “inexcusable and | to examine the area. The afternoon | & $4,000 payrof and a $12,000 defi- withdrawe if his 190-pound wile races in that election. affairs. today that 1,670,225 persons toured fheamatie” court session &aw proofs presented | cit is getting a $12,000 subsidy from | In the-past, the agency has al-|; inion 43. will reduce. His lawyer|, Fetkens said that if the state the U.N. global site since October! Hirtle said that 517 small em-| by the district that it had’ taken|the unemployment compensation | lowed closing costs or settlement | i414 Judge Cornelius Harrington: | 0°#"™! goes ahead with its May 2 “We want poeple to enjay the 1952. «. with payrolis:of $6,191,000| proper legal steps in bringing the | fund for his own employes at the | charges to be included as part of |..17 yi-3 Korzen will diet down to, Meetings the Republican executive greenery, to plenic and to play, The U.N. ¢aid 72,22 visitors year had deficits in the fund | suit. expense of the other employers. the total mortgage loan and this 125 pounds, this marriage can be | Committee will have to meet quick: Keller says. —— o ee tline | chukitel arene The jury must decide if the land “Many of! ‘these “seasonal em-| 4 come to be known as the | saved Korzen says if that's too | ty and decide on the recount ques-| “All we ask is that they use and of the River in Man-| quired to pay back of bd appeal ge Baler vy ell scan tried to rob the fund in| “2°-P0 down payment™ loan. tough he'll. even settle for 140 enjoy the parks as they do their nattan during the past three weeks | plus their usual of Gniters. mount be peld; Agguaioess | ls diy Gnd ene Ladders ote Sweeney testified that such loans | pounds.” The hearing was contin-| The Democratic state central|own homes: Clean up when leav- \ while ‘5,739 the guided tours) per cent of their are expected to present estimates Or Se Ges Sete. op | Save Yous tepvetent Se Ceeenin, ued ent Mrs. Korzen decides| committee will meet Sunday to/ ing, don't break the equipment and rc he aeehe / At the same time, be seid, jot the land's value today,. ‘ Texas and Florida where builders | whether she'll reduce. make its decision on recounts. we 4 | ; oF ‘ r’ \ ¢ \ e , | f : ‘ +f ? i ‘~ a ah, p} 4) \ igh } eS eS ah hlULeE”h—l rr . he ' } 3 Fl ee Netan! “TWENTY-TWO ~ Have Fun! 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1935 oo ‘ a se om, 5 ie nickel’ kerosene, satt-] Morcudi Gang sleeping after the scouts ‘Ser obliged—also with PONY Ss Texan Confesses ed 6 sree a ee See) Cap ted or ght ~_|Mts. Guy Madison Otto Preminger tgrapia The er he mobed . F of *. . . ‘ , fo Smoking Out Girl |nctococt tamtrce telttea tet| ALLEGAN wMembers ot | stones struck the tot but saia/ Gives Birth fo Girl» || Buys France's min will become Mra. Hall ene of ‘ : : she still wouldn't leave with him.|Boy Scout troop on a weekend/| the scouts were uninjured. ‘53 Best Sell ‘ DALLAS, Tex. @ — Arvie Hali-| He received a two-year probated|campout at Bear Creek near SS ie en ee er Sad News at Home burton, Si, admitted smoking his/ sentence. a sleepless | Hurt in Fall From Roof, pa ye ee in t| By LOUELLA 0. 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SCREENPLAY ral Samo DRIVE-IN Ot bane Sunday Maines @-0 MARLON Courteous SERVICE | BRANDQO| Delicious sandwiches, meals \ CLAIRE TREVOR end snacks .. . promptly , a oS | ; * ~ \ MAN WITHOUT A STAR served in your car or at our new intimate tables. ud { wy jf j eae cae [ | | | . } j | 4 r \ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. 1955 | _ gen . Ns c~% ri ie ee oe ee vee te ome Tet | Buick Sales Are Soaring | In 1954 Buick Finished Third Nationally in Sales—Buick Is Now in a ‘Solid Third Place in Sales for the First Quarter of 1955! This is our 5th Anniversary in the new sales and service building on Orchard Lake Avenue at Wil- liams Street. As we look back over those five years, we count the thousands of wonderful folk who have been our customers. To each and every one of you we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for the way you have made our business grow, and grow, and grow. Again we pledge to serve you in delivering beautiful new 1955 Buicks and Quality Used Cars. To give you the best possible service on your car regardless of make. May we invite you to drop in during our Anniversary Week to renew acquaintances and see the new Spring Festival of new 1955 Buicks. | achion Our cordial invitation to visit our show rooms this week during our Anniversary Celebration. See the | } Beautiful New Buicks and the better-than-average used cars we have for you. Anniversary Sale! TOP-QUALITY USED cars at Low-Low Wholesale Prices! hed nue SUPER (951 CHEVROLET 4-pooR oe, QO se rucs *525 1951 DODGE 4-pooR => iggy CHEVROLET 2-po0R The Wonderful New 1955 Buick 4-Door Hardtop Riviera. The utmost in smartness, riding comfort and driving ease. In new beautiful color combinations that give you extra exhilaration of pleasure of Buick ownership. ose veer Ore $ BEL-AIR Sas. yap the ileage. 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Hag tee Yank Event Is Ist for St. Michael Thinclads in|; Hacadidgan | Sam Snead’s Golf Schoo! A Normal Fields Nis viny wien man Stns | Ty med ttn | pecans tee ec aoe | FLOM County |= tendency to freeze over the| Searle, Graham, Groves | ence It also helps establish the) in Baseball; Albright, | y- Wendt on Other Teams Sclcears & caly bad i na Fs 4 Fa | e8 hat F seal. eee ¢ E«t Li ofa & S ba E Bi ig ‘geen ceeg 3% ¥ g z F i a i: : : WE INSTALL any is a basic part of every good golf | ball. credit plan. FE 2-9111. without track experience. Only ex- swing. : B ; : of help. : ty } f ag f a lot j “A man cart help winning with! PONTIAC PISTON SERVICE GO. of hitting and defense behind him,” said Turley. | Free Parking in Rear 105 $. Seginew s a 5 z E ge i | 3 ; rT he hasn't had occasion | to do any relief pitching since | aye i H the game's only hit—a second inning single into right|1953, Turley says he’s ready if! the Hurons’ baseball eS See Se eel Later set: Manager Casey Stengel calls on/| | him } i Fi ‘: 4 f aid E : if iE } ° | : om the baseball | “It was a good pitch,” said) “I'll relieve if it helps win the! team is Bill Graham, sophomore | Turley. “He just got hold of it. | pennant,” says Turley. * ° edg The site is Fitzgerald Memorial | Injury Not Serious Other county baseball players - Hall of Fame Site Park, ation fhe fio | PARIS #—Doctors at the Amer-| ting senior outfielder from Royal sttrnelions. Ths pork ts loanted out-| ican Hospital reported that a | Oak; freshman infielder Ben Lew- LANSING (UP)—Directors of! side Grand Ledge, 12 miles west | pulled shoulder muscle suffered | '*- 4/80 of Royal Oak; and sopho- | Michigan's newly-formed Sports | of Lansing, in Eaton County. | : tory over Seraphin Ferrer was! Gerald Albright, a sophomore |S¢Ve®-acre permanent site tor the | Boost Ticket Sales Weak Hurlin ‘from Pontiac is on the golf team,|hall in Grand Ledge, mayor| NEW YORK — The baseball Bia Probl Bassett, from Philadelphia,| and Dick Wendt, former Walled|Chaties McKee of Grand Ledge|Giants report an advance 1955, lg Frobiem pulled a muscle in his right shoul-| Lake High School track star, is | Said today. ticket sale of $350,000, compared | = der in the fifth round but doctors|a senior half-miler on the track McKee said the offer would be | with $82,000 the same time last | for MSC Nine said he would soon be completely | team. made officially when the directors | year. 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Si i e aa bel 4 held be | itd aT ie Fy H r i i He Suh On Lt able | lic ta“ ae ee He Tie i pine i i £ 3 Headquarters for Hospital Supplies Hearing Aid Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 5 FE 5-4521 % Z i 3 il «| served i = a i . 37-39 iF SAGINAW, CORNER of WATER : the ; ON ire Go. 25 Pine St. ibn: OR Ne we. ; \ + Get Ready Now for Spring Driving! ui ie ite | j/ \ mae THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 NICK HALIDAY Te is ce . = ‘e : es so ‘ ‘“ N& 4 —ERNNE BUSAzAM Le | \l ly Cl ee Bane, "4 Un CELA Mate = Tey FJ .* > aw sd - al ean a J p. a" ,* a le LN HALF ACRE CASTLE >! ; Sl TTT Ti Ty — a= That's ten cents for the nails. How are you fixed for lathes? Power mowers? Table saws? o he No Matter What Satisties | You, retin May Be Yi A Quick Action Ou WANT AD Con help you solve it. -yet never DIAL FE 2-818) 4-27 pido —) - “I guess I'm growing up. I didn’t mind it when he kissed his ‘ horse this time.” ; } (f “» 1, 27, 1985 -____THIRTY-ONE ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AP M 1e ri al 3 c— eS | ; ; sae. rs. Jane Hart Enters Junior High Students Offi(yster Resisted- Yearly Powder Putt Derb for-Annual Capital Tour Sage LANSING, Mich. April 27. (UP) tween taking care of her six chil. Stetente from Gece jinter high = 1D Vietnamese —Mrs, Jane Hart, wife of Michi- dren. : Connie Proper Joanne 6 4 gan's lieutenant id schools of the city left shortly Madeiyn Magerman Carolyn ne governor, was tun-| She picked up her new four. after 6 a.m. this morning for a| Ser» Peull nie Borum Fi , ing up her new Beechcraft Bonan-| place plane at Wichita, Lois Kay warn | Fired Police Leader za today for the annual “ enly last week and flew it back noon redee=- reception be —edtvemandl - ——? y ~ es re ghee Putt oe Powder to Lansing. more than 270 boys and girls, with | Orlinds Robertson Larry Morris les : Given by ole hogy i © banlled beautibdiy,”. te their adult supervisors, left by aewinat! Lowell Merri Premier Diem on Capitol Hill, has been practicing | *#!4. beses from their respective achotis | Vissi Vansesas Rex arr SAIGQN, South Viet Nam # — for the women's transcontinental | The %0>-mile trip trom Wichita for Detroit, where they boarded | jeanne Andrews Jack Hendrie Binh en Gen. Lai Van Sang air race in her spare time—be- |‘ Lansing was Mrs. Hart's longest special train They will return | Sheree Danie John Popence ,“‘solo” flight to date. It wasn’t ex Saturday night, reaching home| carol Asher Virigil Roberts | 0@ay defied Premier Ngo Dinh actly solo, though, because her Sunday morning Hele, Rie cick annie Bunche. | Diem’s order ousting as head County Deaths five-year-old son, Walter, acted as The students have earned a por- Deane Gesawey Jim Chandler of the Surete, the securi- “co-pilot.” ; tion of their expense money during Helen Drake at Dueee ty police August F. Wagner “We made the trip in a little many’ points of interest in Sand | sa, uechin obert Galmagher | Sang said Diem had no authority Pom ¥ Wagner, | wun bread om out near the capital city, and govern-| Doris ioblom Richard, Mallory | 20 Tuneed® ith ate by Viet Nam at 7? p.m. today in’ St. Paul Lut, | 6000 feet.” ment buildings will be visited. | cal scirict, fev Ewe [Chief of State Bao Dal, who has R. Yansen is in charge of | $*2¢re Larry Walker , eran Church, with burial in Imlay “Janie” takes the double job of ahead red Judy Maxwell George Palaian been living on the French Riviera Township Cemetery. He died Sun-| flying and being a housewife in pa aparwrnen a Keren Jonany Watts for the past year. Sang, whose of- day. ; stride, It seems to run in the fami- Making tho trip this year are Sharon Booth Derria Michele fice controls the provincial and se- Surviving besides his wiiow,|'Y- Her busy husband, Lt. Gov. the following aret Wood Richard Axford cret police, appealed to Bao Dai a ° Patsy Canfield Robert for new eo are daughter, — rab cae saragpeen Mage West dunter igh Rite Olson Robert Caswell + @ 6 Lana Weyer of Detroit, Mrs. Jay | dition to the Governor’ Ron Laing Erie Anderson aeee Pay =—-«aeten,_Stevene The general also told all em- : ay 2 occupying s Larry Mi Coleman Mrs. Minnie Stam.| chair in the absence Bob Pugh Smith Jacqueline Borey Harvey McClure | Ployes and guards to remain at mann of Tele City two broth-| Mennen Williams, as ee ce’ ateen panes eee. Mary Ann Hank Martin Burkhart their posts in the national Surete ’ Mary Gibbs Patrick Anderson ers, Chris Wagner of Imlay City | left recently on a tour of the Near Jona Oreenive Larry Ouitie, —_—| anice Buttrey Larry nittith | |headquarters in the heart of Sai- and Ernest Wagner of Caro. and | East. peed cae Geneve vamutyen Diana Todd Bob Holmquist gon. three grandchildren, Mrs. Hart's flying ability proved Jack Bergstrom © Neal Smith | Carel “Olen John “Nelson cay to be an asset during her hus- Joe Wolfe Jerry Williams Susie Hallenbeck —_ Billy Bedford ordered Sang to give up the post Mrs. Edward H. Burt hend’s compéign for Duane Thomas Carol Compton ~ | Jovita Benavides Donnie Mana yesterday and named an army ward I. (Ade Bolle) Bure 60 nng | Everman Inst November. She pb Cheriee “Gerve Bancrartawreace | Mari”Seas'sora asp"Raress®* |man, Col. Nguyen Neve Le, as ) Burt, 89, of | loted him to several political ral, Ronald Barts = Sharon Gale the new police chief. The move 51 S. Washington St., will be held | ties and on at least one o Walter Miller Lola Bloodworth = 2 came after weeks of feuding be- at 2 p.m. Friday from the Flumer- : trip Carl Holstein geana Deering Jock Lightcap = Sharron | Stanton tween the government and the felt Funeral Home, with burial in| /US*”’s Upper Peninsula. Dick "Ratheway Carel, Beare” | Arthur ‘Thomas avvare. Presa” | Binh Xuyen, which ip allied with Ridgelawn Cemetery. She died| But the women’s eye Breat Hall Mary'Btone” | AaicBacl veers Betenly Wifiame | the dissident Cao Dai'and Hoa Hae early today. nental air race will be her Robert Richmond Beverty Poss ses Ronnie Bailey Grace, Motley religious sects. gest challenge, She's never Robert ; rT row a ouse ean ts ° e e Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Stephen Lewis Terry Portino Howard Lovett Busan Johnson Olive McTavish of Oxford, and two| “¥" % competition before, Devid. Mayes Suets Coane Max’ Forres Matus Bt | The government said it would grandchildren, Marian and John Her co-pilot in the five-day race deff Siegel is Betty Stehl Bob Leighton nagle | order the 5,000 security| police in McTavish. from Long Beach, Calif., to Spring- dames Terry Leah Berg Glenn Puller Dolores Pecen | the provinces to take their orders | field, Mass., will be Mrs. Dale E. James Arterburn Betty Gorman Gerald Campbell Shetla Snodgress |from Le rather than Sang. This -° \ Sonnenberg Judy Baker Peul Tremper Deris Reed Ruth, Lansing. The race starts Patterson Gail Bismy John Bilbey Deloris Gustavson |'™&Y force a showdown between PTA Stud Grou | July 2. David Schoenenan Lynne Benier Durrell Pierce Martha Hodge | Diem and the Binh Xuyen, \a pow- Y ‘i Mrs Hart recommended that | > Peation Prem Photo + iter Rigotts Geraldine Meoves | Sona’ ODee Yvonne DeMtaven |CrfUl society of former river pi- ° *. e 0. vonne Slates Final Topic more women take up flying to get ihe ne to — — =~ Ray pepe Bure Cummins na Dern Sere —— Joree | Howell — pre staffing angen bor in Parents Course mua morning for a three day visit in the nation’s capital. | ington Junior High. In front are Gerald Camp- Carelya “Conley Janet” Bolten,” bane Payee as running the police. 7 “Flying is te asa These five won free trips because of outstanding|| bell, (left) and Freda Vanderpool, both of Wever Bil Harrington =» Pat McAllister pms exter wanshesed | the WILLIAMS LAKE — Construc- an harder bere Pr citizenship and scholarship records. In back row, left | Junior High. Michee! Strang Pat Wiliams Speech Contest Winners butiding. a a eS ee pave ~ : obil ” Prasil ‘onn ven | . ’ wil be discussed by a panel when “Flying is harder to earn than t mareld Gchoot Chris Corwin Named at North Branch | set up his headquarters. It gave the PTA group meets at| @riving an automobile,” she said. Hi . Boa history in the past 130 or 140 years Schoo] Needs Is Topic [ee RE — Bg 3 Surete workers until tomorrow aft- 8 p.m. Thursday at the school. “But once you've learned, it’s a istorical rd and it seems to me nobedy’s done oP = fam Vordanott Nancy. smith. NOTH -BRANCST-— dary) w5-lerneen to move oe ee en Mrs. Edwin Grandgood and‘Mrs.| ™c® more comfortable and , mach about i,” Patterson said. SOUTH LYON — Ora McGary!| David Lamson Nancy Prusw | Jen Kennedy, Annie Peterson, Emil | fice. It also declared illegal the a restful way to travel—especial- Patterson's inquiry about a new | will speak on “The Needs of Our) Dick Whitmer Rhoda Goldberg ‘ . | green-bereted commando units cre- inton Munsy will be the panelists an or ity tr his wes. rederred | ” at the ting of the pee Bruce Stewart Bue Whitfield Cruz and Jo Ann Malak were the and Frieda Huggett, Waterford ly om these Michigan roads.” park district | School meeting | Tom Williams Janet Thomas : | ated by Sang for the Surete. to the Parks and Recreation Dept. | mentary parents group, to be held | Tom Osler Susan Uligian winners in a speech contest held | Township visiting teacher, will be| Mrs. Hart noted that Michigan’s| On the motion of Commissioner , | Renate Wilton Meredith Miller the : No action was taken on his mo-| at 8 p.m. today in the elementary | Daye aaner Barbara Wolfe recently in classes 9 through 12. Ch rch . highway death toll frequently hits | Harcourt S. Patterson (District 2).| tion to re-activate the Charter . He is a member of | Joe McGrath Susan Bliss ‘i Jee Ck | Aw Slates er This is the final topic of the | the 20-mark during summer week-| the City Commission last night! study Commission, defunct. for| the board of education of Lyon| Micke” Newhouse — Eusaneth Darcy rs. John : a ow “ . pe ; | Shaw Griffith Joyce Crivea and Albert Stickle, senior high METAMORA—Guest speaker at course “Parenthood in a Free Na- | ends. instructed the city -attorney t | about two years, Township schools. Jim Livingstone Eleanor Petroff ‘ the Thornville Community Church tion,” sponsored by the University | | “A person should be at least| draw up an ordinance establishing Prank Gerdes Caen | Principal, were the judges who | at the 1:30 p.m. Thursday meeting , using the ee cg eee t “About —onehalt of American Population of the U. S. increased} Devi Bore tou chstuas | selected the winners from the 19] wil be Peter Petes of te bt comets as study groups. | highways,” she said. “We've accumulated quite a litle | adults wear glasses. 2 per cent during 1954. | a Atwell — sn candidates. | national Leprosy Mission. Death Notices | ~——~Monuments_44/_ Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female | BUY Dinect save AQORESSIVE YOUNG MAN| EXPERIENCED BUTCHER TO| PARKING ATTENDANT | hat nero pat for rend envwey wusineee to train _e0liec- | sun end manage mest depart. | work. e008 for a ——$___________— - +——— — - —__¥ San TS a HE | me alae Pn Se vices | Sew tie gee cept | Save See ware” | itn coer | EXPERIENCED] cot oben em | SALES GIRL WANTED ich. age 63; beloved Cemet Lets extra effort, to for advance- y ter the man. wre PART TIME JOB 23-7081. Defore 5 om. and efter Eitetkies i Por jew second wife of Raymond Clark Baker ery a 5 ment Ag Soe sen, Make 950 $180 a We cart 6 p.m. a cleanine tn ogy éome “ss > yt ~~ ff % | ag a a CREDIT ‘LL ON PAI Mi! time Call re 6-623 for avocint | A WOMAN WANTED 38 TO &. Stenographers em ployment. | Cleaners, MA | ™anent position, insurance, ail + ne a Gattend sea Beate __ment GENERAL HOUSEWORK. } $3521. ee emplove ot é ppiy am. tore, Mich. with 3 — =e ; ee -—— Hd pice d y FR PRIVATE | Mh pe | Excellent earn- , tn *“ighinnd | cntorcx ing. Eapetience. Ne i: See qe Tose | fo re ee _ings. Phone PE bagiT. = Mra. Beker will We tm ' = . ; Co. aa for riabt man to scauire | AMBITIOUS WOMEN TO BE Needed | : ; Waitresses Home, ‘Milford . 7 Segre time Write B. Rutten, Oli show aurestor’ tor Sarah ‘Coven: TED'S _—— oak tes. te gedale . e seeking | ‘Bae PART TG. SALE Oe Aad sisasgnt appearing omen. seseaatcintemaers of hentec's Braeckevelt tele’. M eens to @ car, and one who has s App! NEEDS biy im pereen oar, Ae Gust” bec. Maa se saa mess for say Mast Nave car | “ed urarer ace Site Do, Bacar aaa mores, Pulsar ‘part tne” Er pply ot Mrs. Irma x -a Mrs The Pontiac Press ME -YOO actrees an Wine salary 690, oot, week. with cood Pr uction vestment revuired For interview PONTIAC Day AN, MIGHT SHIFTS | lim Ww HURON Zulma Vrooman, Edmund and awake watching Pontiac grow?| {050 ULOy _ tor advancement. mW EB. Be | WOMAN TO CARE FOR 3 YEAR Scrina Eorttar pence FOR WANT ADS | ist the Uiush growth of Pontiac | Sane % pm aie yon aie Workers “pe Foret seven cormctes MOTOR APPLY IN PERSON | fo'cGs hema‘ alghis: Just nore Tram. ster Miiecs Coern | DIAL FE 28181 j| Salers otic cuit nd sore mins, Fer —oalaet FE nsion | 9AM to3 PM. | sQuiy Ss" tanast manne Interment tn Mt Hope Cemetery. Mitte-Reaker. seth 'W. Mores. A ] it betwer © an te en DIVISION store go. ee Mr. Braeckevelt ts at the Don- P . MAID MORE , 2-0231. : : toes a ee NEEDED sPPY ee ToRRATCMO"ES| Personnel Dept. TED'S i eee ——— held Thursday evening at § p.m. an erveve should os aa ee : 2 BODY SEAUTY OPERATOR, EXPERI GLENWOOD AVE. Ce Sah » oa cooking” COOPER. APRIL 38, + oe ALPRED = essumes ne respon Goad celery Per appointment Journeymen = r coced. Full part ne. Win PONTIAC MICH. sALESUADY.. EXPERTEI =| & poe tT . * ek os Pintna, Mich..." -e 4b: beloved | § Silty for errors otber cs y= DIVISION — __ Sen ean ee {= lady's and enligrer's apparel See | _16T Union Leke ne. : at SOC tor” teas a Rete Cert wesaD 000 BALDWIN AVE. fice work. Some saleswork. For | GIRL FOR Of OFFICE | ones =o day call Calton; doar’ former of Gerald Ww first ‘insertion ef the ae PRES Derr. for PONTIAC, MICH. __*ppotntment, esil FE ¢s001 work. Typing es Must be | sre P person. Teddy Harvey J. Gary D vertisement which bas bees Petes be op. coccees $500 CAB DRIVERS. 3 OR OLDER See et en ee e. Apply 903 _ant, 2041 Auburn F Lyle D. Mt Geraldine contoves velgstene Grou B A nat aon ged Real Estate Salesman Ae oe meter eoubouwe oe tn Indianwood | State Bank WAITRESS. N Ry 0 WEsTERE a ———— -¥ ond Employment Foyndry Main c ‘Avoiy 438 _R4., Lake Orion, Michigan, _ Section, Age 3 to 3. Size son snd Miss Dénna Marie tions are made be sure to 59% W. Huron. PE 4-se00 undry Maintenance ee _ lake. | ont YOR, GENERAL MOUSE. . - Must have trans- a ed A a Ee ee most Sut suburven lak -_ work Vicinity Crooks Rd. and pertetien and be fact, Kmoveed —. Senpees ——- cutting, 2163 Jones Rd. near . - home development end sell “re-| Avdere PB _8- 08 Bert) Soi"zastlee ht Piso | To “teresting. work im gersiows ae Spl re | ek ae TER, GIRE. JOHN-| “Nidwest Employment |S tar gee Wire| Box Ib Se acne " ’ 5, 9, 15, ’ oyment Offi IN L ors. ioe. ae : beginner. Bid Pregy aor Cw ae os a ok Ge OT, suburbs Car necessary. ploym ice nail YARD OF tot PONTIAC e7ATE PANE BLDO. | Gini 70 WORK AT COUNTER Pontiac Press Egat a Bier, Bin. efarta-orttiin, Chapel 162, 163. est commission paid. | orexwoop 4 ABLE : experience pt counter. Inquire Mrs, Hutehine will Ne ip. state Apply Wyner. Family TRAVEL U.S. “ean oa a fist eae lt at Help Wanted 8 Publications, 315 Fox ao, 6:30 wostaite }GIRL WITH GENERAL eape-ryver or a , grou ee ai ee te wrens: 2 Sigkernst| Help Wanted Mate 6| —Bide.. Detroit 1, Mich. FOR OFFICE IN BIR. SALESLADIES cour Louie Weaver! deat ount of Mrs. DELIVERY BOY MUST BE AM- coupaay: ve om premises: Redeiph Porsund. Punersi serv: AFOUL TIME SALES Postrion Biticus and willing to leare. 164 MINGHAM AREA,| fSanse Bye cgemmes to cur od health: ne children. "Muss 2% at 11 em. at the Donelson-| petween 25 h 35 MUST HAVE TRANS-| 9904 glaring salary @ commis | mccin plus mesis served ‘hotel sitions like comfortable one-room fur- 5 one eager to Johns Funeral Home with Rev. tear qhho te eal. 2 MEN WANTED Baise! PORTATION. NO SAT- as. . nished heated apartment G -N Ye OE m0 ey a Tg URDAY WORK. OUR yw ay tomatic” heat EMPLOYES KNOW ia ae. ABOUT THIS AD.| _STENOGRAPHER |_‘% iitt\ale Hoot WRITE \ PONTIAC] Sidon thet resuires Unitietive’ cea | dianeash's PRESS, BOX 101. required mast se Si yeare ef | Uae office, Pon- ss ie it i : ‘ Free Se hen é : : ; ) early HOUSEKEEPER VOR MOTHER | Deeds & anes Tend’ "I8 "OR Saal | NO INVESTMENT | Muststy eppeteneng, Se HOUSEMOTHER NO CANVASSING [88 Ra ‘. Age 30 to ts Apply. fo person NO PARTY! “Dele Vou provide “above and. bee Seat, Bote, ontient Co.) DEMONSTRATIONS | Jeu5 soa "your tam.iv yes NO Satta ore, Terburpese ond hats enres: NO DELIVERIES work you pe NODELIVERIES ._| Sateiaava sa Oat a Haste ris 4 . A : i | eae noe ae WANTED: Max ali ha esti: Ane eo Se fii 4 be a } j 4 J : “ : } i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1055 \ : OF. + a ‘ : te ae : TIRED of crowded quarters? See the “Northwood 42” home. Here is a home LARGE enough for your family at a price you can “afford, $14,350 rt Sie nedroome rarer one Visit ‘the beautifully fur- nished exhibit home at 2328 Middlebelt Road D near Orchard Lake Road. NICHOLIE & HARGER|.® FE 62183 i if rio aby “i Ne WONT HAUL. tion. PF. ied A. terms. EM 3-4825 . RTAGE bl fertitined : A-B-C- CA CO. R. Smith, Mgr. FE t 2 re hal oO On F. OR tance. to sul! | a et Pee 5 OT EESE | vst > oe eee Pe S| “ad Down PAYMENT ON ANY | Phone FEderal 4-6191 a eee ae he a in CEMENT. rinsing. Pa 2s. fhe_“Weseon , ray Big wulity | Baldwin Area SEARED MA ge SAR, JOB | gon yeaa ge | ee roman tte” Cen tm PE ses ee as | "Ea ta a Electrical Service. No too Calg’ oT ful price Tensportation Fa a. PAT FLAS | enol ive seumai, re bet |OUuE RO GV, Dap crCoNtmMPOnERY ervuz | Sin water beste. ilns __Building Supplies 12A) cocina OF ANY KINDS REAS. tha date, Se sue, vunen | Very Low ¥ & Lawn Clone AND HEAVY FROCERNG. tet Has fireviece | Window walls. Monthly Payments WALtWAMMING. WORK Guanaw-|2 by 4’s, per Lineal ft.| "Rubbish bauled. Top soll sand. pitzid PT Livina RooM | GonGteccct Lake area, Micels ood. Pree geitmates. Call after | 31/c, all lengths. — Sed Set ond grovel. FE 3S, wuile vanch “home very ae scster Late hegt, cute, peter ‘Work Wanted Female ti| ‘niist*wrsonse ie” | Trucks to Rent ye a mere camee| Eats et tarts S| Re Be eee at Sai | ess erst © cleaner FE +023 or FE |_* tih_2. % Ton Picku 1% Ton Stake + fur this one - War STONE. ‘Trucks , SST SErNE TAY EDU 3 Mpsces © specialty OL 160%. | pontine arm and THELMA M.ELWOOD| dots day, Rout of yeet oe - Industrial Tractor Co, 7 trea. Opes § to 7 ; 00, , HOUR | Open Daly me pows, vacarr swat «| JOhn K. Irwin 5 . : oe on % New of] furnace. P ag’ } Gentiemen, PE bie ee . 7 ROOMS A TS CLARK AND is Hotel Rooms 39|? BEDROOM HOME WITH FULL | poo bb Tost "Ere. PE 31004 ~ ROOMS SED HOTEL AUBURIN BRICK TERRACE | "inedern rome. bum leat veer. 156 eae he ee mE. ABN fest otf Mi Clemens "Bt Oni gre home. wtdbey room, Lat entrance orking Bate 4eD HOTEL ROOSEVELT anaes. ee ae Saeed Weey gow enim, $1600. down Basy terme, water ent best Poon Ya tommd| HOTEL ROOSEVELT | gas rms secs fe ee wm) ee Se Ee K. G. HEMPSTEAD | sedivews. Ecchtemes sary Ave. WITH BATH $18 AND UP E. Huron puean)| See Oe se oo OP 2 re LARGE ROOMS. PRIVAT i Mor RD. ¢ ROOM HOUSE. Scing boumt we Terms. 7 2 ia. A ctsn ater see, of aN i OBI AT $375 DOWN Office Closed Gundavs. FTORROOUN SOBERLY GOS: | Sica "hhc" A Sts | Sent abet ol ras metee| #7 TEEN RNOUER Sc Sate —parvarn | ___Rent Stoves 20) Servet ac Seren ces | "ew On BH _Oredarg Late Ra. FR +4063) 5 stlrance not puiablo. for ear ‘t 64.150. Immediate possession. 5% MORTGAGES | _éren. tee TO 80 8G. FT. RETA. on) WALLED LAKE REALTY FARM LARGE ROOMS AND BATH | preie Da yany ich as a1 FR OES | Op Pevement — 0 GILES REALTY CO. w. — ow Pe seis ILFORD INCOME a N an Ts io lit iTS | GS a. oe fas nae i Be done end yet te 1% preferred.) : —_™s decorating. F' — Al CUSTOM CARPENTERS EXPERT (REE TRNING_# RE Hall’s Wall Washing and finish. EM >-0001. & RE-| & Painting. Reasonable. FE 23-2708 CEMENT WORK HAVE rour HOME FRESH- | 06.950. with $1,000 down. 2—Good § room frame basement, 3 bedrooms & rooms. Tile beth down. Zr Newer 2 bedroom ith unfin- Plastered walls ion Bente sites ‘ror Dest, garage. een terme are | Select oak floors Cow Ceramic tile bath with re 34411 or EM 300 " > a 2) = -) E Lea) @ = > 7 o Si) re] i built-in vanity 2am : 7 Formica—exhaust fan This wom ial Custom cabinets On the river. 1 bédroom, mice | Alwintite alum. windows | $|__ and storms and screens Ce bet Sete wate | Delica oil heat ROSE Auto. gas hot water with Erin ethan | AMBP | ANNETT Pei erect esas] POE TAE TO mec» meron xy : é i i } int | i ; : fone aod transportation $5786 OFFERS Bal. $35 per month. EMBREE & GREGG ovens : aime ee Union 3-4383 . ealtors 2 ftamily income tn Bouse Piencer Highlands. a gy WEST A 37 8. Telegraph | Eve & Sun. Basement a pk - Fg 8 room home in excellent eon- si py pas A Seek oe eel geen | SEMINOLE HILLS . Rew well built 3 car ’ 1 ear extra lot. 3 bedrooms. Sta tormens enreee. 612, py iy baths, family bome carpeted ed “on, Comme. . as WAIRPOWT AREA | Gish ESSE ESE| tate rene Taner WORE ATL Ena, laree tected garces. | Buco oa bee landry tb, War saad teres Ta sees Bee a eg dS = SR FFE a, OS ey ee, S18. 760 with 43.100 down to. re- tig bath, automatic ei fer Se © i i it MMOND COMPLETE Fo ROC ERERE AFF Sooperative Real Rotate Exchange wen w. mak caltor E. Iroquois Real Estate Service Pecmiaet ra t per Sila OPEN [RAS "Ere re sane ee Py A , RESIDE fe home | 102 #, Huron FE 4420 THE BEST IN “older foece ts : COMMUNITY LIVING ive. NEW GI HOMES ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF ft : ING, SANDING AND . Bud Bills, 113 West 43021. c ~ rs Lost: . MALE , bedroom brick homes on terme bes SS aes et Renee fe Secs te ce | MAU IR tame, | Convalescent or Clini : Big ranch nfcrt tose foe Tar, Walt RSS| Se es me ; out—Sound conditioning seoustte ment, tia, fal Base torr - Besa Ae snare sun with multi-colored Sod'se clear span — ba 4 frames. Tel-Huron district. lovely $4738. includes ue Ml is sells Epi a sie linked i i : 3 Zs D z Te 8 i ’ i : L i: af E : : i H i : ; F Lt : EXHIBIT HOME OPEN yas sost wc cH at FY rE i book } 2 books of value. Pinder please call FE 6-1833 and SYLVAN REALTY CO. combination receie reward 2383 Orchard Lk. Rd.-| freer" “eat obbies & Supplies 24A owners. ee 2 Waa FE 5-9418, Extension 10 EW) BEDROOM HOME. OTILT a} UTE in recovering your loss! Place @ Lost Ad im- mediately to reach the!’ finder! Dial FE 2-8181 for |’ YOUR -PROPOSI- TION’S QUICKLY SEEN in the Classified section} To sell, rent, trade, hire — dial FE sees | 2-8181 for an ad-writer, \. 4a , J he? ' \ Uy pe a i , j } ) | _ _ = . é . , \eS \' me < . . | . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 =“ * | THIRTY-THREE For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43|MODEST MAIDENS | by Jay Alan| For Sale Houses _43| __ For Sale Houses °43| For Sale Houses 43 HOME & INCOME FOR COLORED ! DID YOU, NEAT YOUR Ped a prance | brah ore it Sube, .| Eee Ge eee Toom letel, deled. new ‘ water lasged haa M38 WEAR East lot 130x be aly Fite down. fixtures built-in lavatory with ¢ Mstadlished 1915 ie ee ae ‘ dressing table, linen closet. "Auto: | with ol furnace” in Wood- Creme ace] Se eee it eae Rab niet i beaten Pre ely, feats | Sekt” saps ‘7 | at ae iy Bee this . ry dining ‘room, basement’ with Piyney aad safety, Cal FS | beach, large let, ve onlv $11. : Ronn Magee A mnemonic | price at 1s Mareard | AUBURN loom , py * Y Vy REE BEDROOMS , 4 at 96.450 | court, 3 blocks past of 2 te ey ee room anced. GAYLORD | _Mt, Clemens. kitchen. utility room. Lot eset ‘gg FH Poatine Sine, homy, Mecement. ens beat. 136 E. Pike st. S Now garage Pull price $7280. fey, Sq, tools 0.800 ‘wi| insta of land wie let renting | proecgaca—g7= Saat odors § hom tare pouse. plus | East Suburban C. HAYDEN from water to water edge. | MODE ay wel oe 3 other bui'dings, on 3230 acres | : : ; 0 ACRES. Only $1.40 down tor! wall in Foom, ‘Total price ge ©. suadwall, Ber, property, located me pood Luating | you ccnvtue this mecere') | Rakes enem Sr. PE Seca tem. he full bath, #600) Gal e¥ py ped i area. price at $8, and terms te Bs ranch home only 1 | “For Sale Lak Prop “44 , shakes siding and aluminum RARARAAAN ARAPPPALPPG AG as ean be arranged. year old. Featuring cedar IVAN W. | torms and screens. For i s further information call. 26x30 reened. SCHRAM | hae loft Also 3 extra eabdins All os coded int, 954300. Pacing Crook- ui b ss TU AUBURN HEIGHTS. ¢bedrm. mod- PE +0504 bome, new in Bree ] A Taylo ee Sooke meder, hich FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 | Je . cod sobeel tus austen Send capa. full ent N EW HOMES James K—Lakefront If no answer Ph. PE 56-2504 REALTOR - INSURANCE Price. gaia terme Hare Spee Cont ade 2 BEDROOM 111 Joslyn. Cor 3rd Realtor | 109 Oakland Ave. PE ¢2544 lots acteage with = r 2 itencsie wn time Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Open Eves Pree Parking -_— MES H. ST S wrme. (ean be 3rd ), Fee- ~~ BY OWNER, € ROOM MODERN AME, . STITE DRAYTON WOODS. Attractive mod- $7,300.00 Pte BY a WEST SIDE | _After 4 p.m. PE $-7010. = J ____ OR 30352 home = ~~ 09 lskefront norch. Extra stool Webster school district. Dendy | APPROX. & ACRES. LAND OR | &, living rm. w Drive owt 0S. r High- and shower. *mmediate 4 room modern bungalow. 2 ded- | Duck Lake Rd ft. ‘ shower im bath,| way) to Sashabaw ee rooms, built-in beth, full base- | White Lake privileges. \— "3 large kitchen. full partitioned 3 de enadel heene, ment, of] heat, garage. % block | on state land. $3,000 MU } Tite, “| 3 BEDROOM Indian Village <= EAST Dae — oe aie STURDY 4 room home, full bath 1% car [ence home a Sai. Oia ete RANCH HOMES White Cape Cod with nat: . bedroom down, large living room | e0fage. oil Beet, fully insulated cont 840 wise fot BL gee cae 23 . min ad ayy Ris $12 000 00 ee ee. win hemes Phone OR F181 or OR 3.1780 = ed host, garege, ‘fécal” famin | WEST Milford. MU ¢-eeee_______ is a — i= 3 ‘ : bedroome up for children. Open @ to 9: Sun. 1 to 8 home, $3500 down. | « Dedreom home. full beth, gas 4 FOOM IARI COTTAGE. FUR- z— ’ #000 00 Dining “el.” garage, full | ATRACTIVE 4 RM HOUSE WITH heat, full basement, paved street _nished. ty Bee eee voutieale ‘sadvenees "asensace, | Prize, ot Coste alate a 9a ~~) “Seat. Le od ee eer eee ~ i First offering. 3 family has 6 &| men. ny) OM Gown PY 8) Fi Choice Beac carpeting. sed bets | Stl" proserty and bus 414 186. hows by rage, Large beautiful, tnndscased Prcmcngc | mlne a ee INCOME | On Maceday Lake. Offered et kitchen with ‘Book 4 BE R lot. $6300 cash or more on terms. sae a LAA anly awuile Minsit ta downveen 2 family duplex, full basement, | HOT MES-BARTRAM sills dear -DROOM BRICK . : Also, ¢ room year round heme. Lot $0 x 285. Complete. g90s0| of! beat 2 car garage. paved “3 : cement patis. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor} Ps furnished. 3 lots. “She wants to try on a new face!" Terma; 2 oe “ drive. Will consider @ down pay- 4382 Dixie OR lot, Now at 618,- $15,900.00 bd ¥. ous 5 Eve. Walled Lake’ schocl ‘and Pontiac ment of $3,000 | LoT wire Lass . oe bus service Privileges to Unico ; $ | _with 715 cement blocks. VA FHA and Lone Letes. oseph F Reisz LAKEFRONT. SMALL ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME| rive out Dine / For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses a3| J . tie cere located west of | to Anderecnvilie oma wede EDW ARD B. KEITH ~ ~ ~ | 13% W Huron st Pe 2- : ° rea | a ee beth wit 'a Par am ag Re WM. H. OP EM 3408 t] BENJAMIN 2 STEPHENS. INC. Co-operative Real Estate “Exchange Bia REALTY CO. Et MACEDAY — ving rm. dishwasher is Kitch. rN FOR SALE. ei STO eS _9 to 8 p.m. daily; Sun 1 to § | Choice year around 106 ft. lake Beat, garage. adessped. KENNEDY - lands ot! jy ' $1,500 Down a eg ey a . 26 Wie in eT Prt a B artr1 QE | immediate Possession | | A HOME OF YOUR | oe evan Lakes ; rated I | Otter-Sylvan es OYD KENT. Real 3097 W. Huren PE 43500 TH CHELSEA $750 DOWN st Buys os ten “amen 46 ie Bovty deverated § room werrece, | ter. x Alona _ oft he NT, =; tor Paved street, city water, sewer. CLEAN. NEWLY DECORATED, ¢ 7 . tng room. seperate dining room|} ew - | 70-80 Mt. building ‘sites over + ie Beek a F : ae kaa Dae pe oday SMALL FARM artes ond tell beth, geod | | . ne bee Next hee Power H A 3 Bedroom Brick oo — of] furn Modern & room bungaiow on 8 Seecen SE Drayton Plains | | seed — hme - priced of Sef de FHA and GI Approved | possession. UNSURPASSED FP a a a : “oe west ome . . HOMES DOWN PAYMENT PLUS COsTs R. J. VALUET, Realtor This one would be hard to floors and plestered walls, only a oatmeal 7 win low dovn CARL W. BIRD, Realtor MYERS novia’! pom [Ee Bees] SSSRERS | GEERT E! erty ome | Re Gi Re ’ “rr = ve ‘ ; q - ~— NOTHING DOWN BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM COL win a beosttfal parect ef on kerme. bod a wait | ment. Doo —— won't Nast WILLIAMS LAKE SREPPIELD—Ancther ental in Webster School land. Among the fea- . : , wastairs inclu rooms | long ediate closing Breeseway utility, garage. FOR A COLORED FAMILY of fine Sbdedroom FHA $1,200 Excellent condition. PE Gees aor” gunhep DISTINCTIVE and full beth, seperate dining | session. | $3800 slows. Feature. pic- ——— 2M . Low $3" boot kitchen, gas ‘rE ea room; 4 room unit upstairs in- | ee qsteved tamBv was éo ture window in the pleasant chee 8 GRESTVIEW HOMES INC. LOW Foom, . Ly LAKE FRONT wend : =: STOMERS Sires ‘and essrostales @ modern, living room, — agar Knotty a cabinets with rustie| » 5 aah terms 60 Emerson. tar bove for ta. o0. Mate te order for tne men with 0 on “Tall “basement. ol “beat, | West a — Down. | With cin for your lake _— gag Sem Kocet cit Gumeses hast: _ RANCH HOME OUTSTANDING In - . . —gr & & as =| Gutematic hot water, large 2 car) ee ptr cepmel ema | ant lets whore weet ef Carpeced. ving room och aes, | weed fieere eutomatio ans Pied teat fereed ale heat, wee bn eniviens | LONG—on children? Eictng coats Seuss (i outh tores| Sane eat eeaeey™ ‘paymente. By you will realty line it. Fireplace. Mac CaN) DYER gas beat, end gar- Mater beater city sewer. Soacemaster folding doors ossession. FE 44373. SHORT. ey? fireplace, all wood panelled 17x19| appointment only. gas best, tts ® $065 COMMERCE RD. fea wave aaditional features gy EE gl iboemed avs WANT SELL YOUR ad an re tage y f. Eichen with corner stuns rage. Best terms available Near Union Lake Rd. ee, ot the best, burg. ie colored ven oun to Sua Larce picture win 5 ; ) BEDROOM ROUSE, ae with powder room. Upstairs “BUD” Bloomfield Highlands | pogo a aA 2 car garage corner lot land located F ort Wonderfully conditioned 7% room | : pow! ’ $11,850 +3813. en secre of ether large bedrms and 2 ete, ent eee | eg RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | ocstea on _. ott | T ROOMS ALE WODERW Clome| SO, Of Foutias: Four | All cedar ined cioeete gency = =NITCHOLIE ges ‘beat double, garage-Quick |ORASS LAKE — NEW CABIN. FE % Buren, Open 00 Lake Rd. between Scott | to bus and school. $2500 down. Two baths. Could very eas- extras. Located just a few miles possession, 04,000 own. hark ages Miva ~ Bh age mB yo on oa Phone PE }-1103 or FE 44178 —_ [oe Mae By owner FE 9-4206. iy be wate tte & too meth Lab, Real Estate and Insurance joining state forest. Good Reus Bete zz Onion : | Co-operative Real Estate Exchance iat, Gay Go ite Goon Se eee, Se SS EARS | 0 Mt. Clemons PE 8-191! Foe Livin fishing. Near Skeels, 10 scres. New. 3 bedroom ranch.| f WHITE Bese 9 bearecns wih wait Gn. Gee this today. Call for appt. EY* Mrs Kelchner PE ¢-8773| ha ‘aan cy a tc Mg mm Mig «Mg mg Attached Tied | Seors. Tem le on tnhed second fiver Oak | fleors. EAST SIDE WARD F. PARTRI FE. ; | éowntown. 2 bedrooms end beth | _ Ny ich PH TeeWel. Shak takes of reer ot Rare ats | Senbevsrweett (Reactor FE Zaie KNUDSEN | Syecscss tetenties 7 BEPGOuS QhABOm TRGar WAL LJ Bi Mx OLD FARM HOME Near bus line to sell on Gown and reem for more in REALTOR FE 2-8316 " reel, new siding, new furnaces,| .1004 Asphalt tile interior Good ~ terms Por imform ‘on call Mrs the unfinished attic Pull 43 W. Huron Bt. Open Eve. 1 to 8 new water heaters. One side will; "Oineg logs, of beak. electris REMODELEL. PRAME Panm-| Toor, substantial home in fair Svears. FE _$-0063. basement and a paved drive I. make your payments. stove, refrig-rator builtin sink. bouse. “2 years old at Bilver| tn 5 scree of nod — mEAL TOs RUSSELL A. NOTT foodies $0 the no oar Ge Neax Beinn Lake ; Gesd wate tess ef Edda ond Lake Living room 26130. Hand | tui lot with plenty of shade irees. ete aa TE oe mY. Fe YE com! 334g, Mere = with caly | —— PERSONALIZED HOMES 9 -sead-hat-bup tos gnned-sen| Commercial ______| _Bunting_ FE 2-965 after § pm. | Two one in Bring | ay By rrp hy =\- VACANT SY_ PALMER — OR 39819 $900 down. and only $55 per, Very convenient west side loce-| Sale Suburban Prop. 45A . Foom, one im dining room. suD-| rong the one apt. will more miles west of town. § rooms. HOME—3 ACRES Oe fa sor eee nl ieree tee, SOQMEA terms. } room. = — a an pb Your osyments. Will room, dining reom, and ‘ewe bed a tee ee . : | IN MILFORD 8 ROOM HOUSE Ger room and lavatory. Dour | Steal cot," smell dows par. tet up Feit ‘bassmest cute | low win all the furatere ATEWA 1G) Se a ae ee WE BUY & SELL with glassed tm poreh. 3 ar | gosseeme and beth on “second option. _— = matic ‘oil heat —— eo included Excellent garden end Kitchen. Landscaped yard | LAND CONTRACTS car wien $12,500 ‘phone ean. groped with Gees 4 yt ~ FURNITURE PIONEER HIG) = "PERRY ‘PARK : ab north ef Rl # HAPPINESS ie L20ni00. | Mere, Oe - , trees over 35% high. Lilee | Yee all this goes with 2 __ 2 Bedroom brick im the best of R |. tm easy Griving distance | South End NI HOLIE. _ inact der emir | rani te Sey wi ates wale | Sit ect, ata rtm | porch. Recreation room. ber ge | Gown payment Nine Miles West Off Prankiin Ra Practically | LIKE TO BRAG? Large L shaped screened front All nearly new tn- wom buth ‘ta bar; | "6°, $12,500. Terms PRIVILEGES ON UNION LAKE | D¢¥ § rm. and bath home with & HARGER CO. |” Most of us do if it's shout « pore facing lake. Open brick | cludme tv. washing machine | iores 3 ¢ ‘18 M. BREWER Edw. M. Stout, Realtor You'll like this 4 room and bath, full meyer) sear: 5 | barcain and « beresin we terrace off dining room and| ete. Latee ict, close to bus and seeet tale cutetenains 6 ON. Parke ae Sabre bedroom ene floor pian home n kitchen. cera Opn oO | | pereele ot f Kitchen facing Two car store 1 mile | & Next to Secretary of States Office Dme S 32 into the Se rn ve 1% woe Be ee lly pice hom on 4 4 ft carege and workshop Ot) varner | Foutias. Only oai8e for ail. Rasy PE C381 PECs PE 39603 | TT. Saginaw Bt $4100 | cheerful living foom with fire | COWS Snd satomatic not water fot “3” wedroome. © Living or, toustrand oan ‘near aiver | SUBURBAN ” Quit Vee Oo fal eres for wate | GIS—$1CO Moves You In! cor wim new caren ona | and wise es ee, oe! What Is Your | S™ am thal “Bees Course enim madeee. Wasteses Mine home compictely turmanel’ aren NOTHING ELSE TO PAY! TO BUY TO SELL, REALTOR Tecreation space. Poucdetion in only to satt me. room Finished tm knotty per Mer “— Sacah cn ibeten ) peeen end dryer. 1. bik CIVILIANS $1 180 ~ARTRID"E 18 "IRD for extra bedroom, extensive Ww H. Knud ] ,) pine Full dasement c.. tile kitchen and beth. Laree utility e. $2500 down! Two bedrm brick duplex homes, SEE. ae, ee aes are m. H. Knudsen Prob em: down to Ors. Pull orice of heat ‘doors ead er modern give basement, cas or off heat. shrubbery, to Union Lake REALTOR eniy yar us ; BUILD NOW cues it Pas Terms. You possession of ogg Os Avvrox. $75 month ineludes every- N HOMES ——. a ioe ae ee bey $10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. If you are looking for s home 391 1 or OL HENRY. | our restricted K. L. Templeton, Realtor serene Gu "Best Bird between Perry We wi bafld o home of your| LIKE IT. , Fm. PE 6-4616, Bre. 5-3908 ae aera Re me ROGER B. HE} » inc. Hs potatos." conmaing “Trecly | 7109 Orchard Lake Re | PE +480 LA BARON PaRMs ‘| nd Mt Clemens. choice om your own or we : : . ér homes which may be what you) $1} Mae isan oo 3 our plans of yours, Lovely § room bungalow in ex- Anchor Real Estate wil get 8 tot rupety plans Brick West Side Furnished Doll House want. “HERBERT €. DAVIS SHOP PER oak ficore full —___Modd_Phone PE 30806 eaocing We can also . \f j- A ! é f i OS divaa He er f ' Vd : f / is 3 . f f | | | | i Y | . f THE PONTIAC imag WEDNESDAY, APREL 27, 1955 ee ES ee Ly Business Opportunities 51| CARNIVAL . / by Diet Turner , Money to Lean 53 = A base- fi e |: Paeritt rea ' WHEN YOU NEED te nee! $25-$50 “POWER MOWERS Large selection-rotary mowers 60.30 LLY’S HARDWARE | © TR ale She | Kon, can et 8 guia co a VO ates farmer te cade os aoe oe oe you woney problems, ss +S Rae | STATE PLYWOOD 40 ACRES wowns, @ cor. at FOR TRADE FINANCE CO. PLYWOOD located peat Ortonville Ree- Id ora bd Bide. sien Fe 7 cis i sist of 2 soaclous al, mos GET CASH QUICKLY vy ae See Fr firs 38 BS ern farm e. ‘ . J =} d . | i. iv EWAN i sb pw pe SO Up to $500 redia’ ane Ramm | INSULATE NOW lis Fi ga 5% crib. 2 chicken houses. cute tr, 208 ope, ring pour Wile. SAVE Supply, 100 8, Sagmew & | AND SAVE MO} tay of seg Suzzoeee a wilso ‘made, en aaa Crecsote U1) Per Gai $1.00 = Pontiac Plywood Co. a eriatie Aeit , Moe 8! M.A. Benson 188 Badin, ave, ' MAHAN from tae ust. ts AKLAND wOERLAYLOCK — | #%: Semaw St FEAeral 63581 | puery ErECTRIC_NARDWARE Owner m ' as : SUPPLY CO . c am. re) —— ug nO gREAL TONS fea ee veer oe LO AN CO. coat & anorek vs enej | com CN aise ae oe uP GROUP WRECKING OD... } Open on a ®: Sun. 104 ou ve walwayg. wanted: E ? 9206 WEATING 208 — es tiighy Fanat marred. Mich P YW D FY NEXT AY 70 BRANCH ice hi " le ~ pm AF Pty Bong e Ave ao fir, tut, par, sheet. .00+ 90-78 } Fost ores . M. Stout, Realtor STATE BANK BLDG. sist you when you're stuck. I eee ee nee i 4 view Se eee oP re 68) Px. offices. RO store NO Terebouss KENTILE i$ granaiita ees rere } ake. Srl $1,100 each. ere me ee Up to re eat zuennde direct from tactory dit tips Siz marble colors. Oxtu%s inch. _ | Bathroom electric beaters... 67.58 dso separate business lots os | Business Opportunities 51 H - a 106 8, 7 r fioge “furnaces : 5 CENTS EACH Office fie exsenae i a : “SAMES H. STITES Pigeon, him figure one big deal eh tae Soret Spit hah Damaged Refrigerators. . OR Fee gy. yw equip: for You Today . retirement! Tantaree oe s COLEMAN Scalers tanks, copper -| Open 99 99 S. Saginaw St.| prices. BUILD NOW! a a pe gh = gy Pg “floor furusce, #0 Kenmore wash | uuges. ete. Ail carry full guar. Oy Oe eee HUTCHINSON i We bulla . Bring your . Towed vrowm Duckner's ta the las For Sale Clothing 56 Sale Household Goods 57) —or. 907s roms pie Baar 3 OY AND. TIRES aq. ft. $300. 216 8. | Trailer Sales | faa ‘feance ‘Barer “hemes, wis “ine, sere { aroued. — Ocewen’s 18 THE OLD Re. | BOY'S SUIT. BLUE. GOOD CONDE |DELUXE KENMORE WRINGER | [ees ond, machine. | after 6. aa LUMBER oo ne oer rrarwon Pisin’ — Be Ay ~ ot late yey day ‘CENSED. Eras UP-TO-DATE LOAN | _ ton. Chubby 16. $10. | 5-8829. — ne. — ——— coon ee Tapp GAS RANGE. za yeans r ] an ate tors elehing, cee oe re) REDO ee ee ae ke © pe te 4 beuse te fret. | Seats Walt TBAT ” [ise qivte eetten ances: | — onde ute or end, Viswite eves. | Se 18. $13, PE $11 + CASH AND CARRY 15 Canines, nar your ae Brown”. oro, terms Phone FE #-idii. ‘mere | *% ri PE | DAVENPORT GOOD porter _e 30 GAL. BOT WATER TARE Wit Cedar post all new stock. rece Put ae SUsINESS SERVICES WTTH| When tines comes: when _ $6706. DONC SHYPE TABLE AKDT arcane Ra Terms Sin meen” Pe ane | "gra ete Meteeerng | Reece sty SSE EET REL PS | Pe OT ER S| oe | Seat ace Tomes| bra mye ivRiiey tect aed tavestment needed. Call pee apo ot re of kind and | _ 16. PE $1174. ox OFIBCE WALNUT DINING ROOM | Pollers, automatic waler bester, | Ser vall sreaee, _FE 45086 - FARMS Senstdorate trentencns. TARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRET | DESK, TRICYCLE, GM. PORCE- | * PipCE © hardware, electrical White pine boards. Te. | 4 GAL gee wears - i cop a own co 0, us | BAT HPUT WED RIVER aan sonar. | acter ee | MelMeade Sait oes | _ See Fi fepemaaeree Pp | betes, Ba "SS at 2 al att caw boner. base choieg ty sere parcels” xcslient | PE 54321 or FE ¢s003. nee ere ads For quick sale, the lot 950, 62 ad /. —— TRADE-IN SALE its ¥) 2688 Perry pine © coder paneles. ne Leundry Bir a's "eae Cceeelee nee | ORL Iprectnent nected cali | Sotasstastent fkoere for 8 | NEW DRESSES AE SEEN AS Bec SAB Mar OE | gu wytece « «.......----- 0 fneuleted wal board & tile. | REIN we L. H. BROWN, Realtor Four Leta pickAGE DAY monte (to repay or tow monthly | 2qmety ‘acd wuts, sme 2 Ow! | Pe ceize Bendix \eutcmatie 2900000..1. | Builders—Contractors rae LS pmb Con. | te tanks Pe VE COR W. Hures FE 24610 charge is less CTRI .. BOL- utomatic . RaSteenny 725 H me Owners A e . venee oo by OWNER LOT Weal mr war.| gone equipment in excet aaa vou thine WUT BACEERING, CENOTH | “hivcod ‘bet matiet on4, ot | Ricci range 0000000 ae a srrewyytoth ceare moll OA Saas ee oan Ses 3S evee | some wet ome’ Aine YOU NEED ai Spm. Lesa sheet comation. WR | CRUME ELECTRIC | Quot cust - vey — all sues. | Bay From 02.0. 4 16F free home demonstration. wees Tar oe Tet eoportunity’ pase you by. sit.- Head Gress $15. PE 42440. sacrifes. Here's © sad A Ra. FE +3973 | ‘orneg ae ee Fe Sf } A Ree er =| Buckner | se temetd deers Gaines |e | = =2700 0 eee 2 ere may by ea here. Foe anos nm APPROXIMATELY 4 YARDS OF ELECTROMASTER ELECTRIC . living cose 2 an 888 ‘Reclaimed | Bricks ‘( we Doors Eacelitst onaities. OM month oF 8308 i ma |_Soteee re Sateen 1 FINANCE COMPANY To wood breakiast set .... $2ees | Get yours. Sper ‘busdred rage SIONAL GENERATOR. MULTE ee gg RF Above Walgreen's | FE C0! | pr size Gas STOVE. Ai. REA | i a fra Saco pe ore etn ‘Melee stake geeene Ab Terms. sickness. Real ; AS STOVE. LIKE | PRIGIDAIRE ELEC. RANGE. DOU. | Table top electric range .... me ne and = i end up. Dorothy Snyder Lavender becliies “avaliable, Par - “aa poe g Be “pew. reason bie. 8 — a : is Save on ‘a materials m1 8 - PE 20203 as Us BEFORE YOU BUY a Ay tion, this Clark- Across from Post stairs SMALL DOWN PAYMENT New and ‘used. Y DOOR SALES CO year gas ce Gf csnvesca. We ree < BM be ¥ ti <3. p otf Saitwin AY Phone OR }-1231 arr, SEE GAd RANGE. 00. SURPLUS LUMBER iz gop; LAS INSULATION also install all types of furnsces eg on 4 basis. NEED $500 wood ‘er home. ew a5 Gas gna (se) OR 3-709 Paes ag posts. 5 Garwood. EM 3-2080_ —Kesiiver®. Eaten a or less 9 MAIN FURNEFURS. a's Redio ‘and © jurep. Newest, brightest end most | machine Formal: Ceuy, rector —_ STOP = SS eS ing. tor kitech- + . | wee Se Rereege 2) EE oor MSERVICES [Se arta fos Set Ceiaaneees Sema gas | Sees wis” wads | Loot ong Man, ora vee | 2 ACRES gS A nape tablen, 6.58 UD: 2 coor, . aectory showrooms. Michigan {ENWNOX RNACE COMPLETE _ JACOBSON Corner Pontiac Lake Rd. and Air. | service and store Very ree & Auto ts the place | white metal cabinets $12.09 iD CONDE Orchard Lake | $125. 5300 MS® west. OR 37340.| wow at EVANS EQUIPMENT, wey De. with canal crossing a © Pon'iae Press Box | Then Home loans made on | ew book case refrigerators, 435 +9738. Ave. - 3 IN. LONO FENDER SKIRTS. ako rnin : _~ “ gg Bhone | for ceab fo siee. vrout beds ; se, 0 TV ete : - ‘ R. 3. Muare ee | ag Sie out Wc oes. be ooo "PE carn | Svicus eit Lk Ra. i— Sa ed a ay “bert na | iene «| 200000 FEET | storm SASH | Dedeoom cites, 93 ah Rees | HOUSES | TRADE-IN DEPT. || SMITHS. 257 S. Saginaw | No. 1 and 2 Douglas Pir Dt Auminom combination windows _ Huron. PE 42535. room amen tS Ene eet, vevnensees en eee | tension. air dried. all snes. F oe eas GROCER ¥ sTORE a Ph. FE 5-8121 or tome aaa coun s+ $19 96 CASH FoR FURNITURE exe pie ETRCORE ton FE 4-6089 . ow ad a a conse sock & stares,” PE we noe wae peng. Come | SESGDELE oot 2 G88 | WOOD ecarvory ACER $F kl pt ccc oor through, property. ao STATION LOW INVER: Home & Auto | "si.casete sy ais..coms 0. 01 poo 9 oe ‘30.30 | DUO THERM OF BURNER | Sat Pioor Puaaige soos faucets and curtain. 900 $8. E W _ory. Busy section. — otzh ON... sauna. PRi. te... 940.50 .. Blowers, | SELECT "3 Terrific . < Rl PE 44 | “corner, good income, four rent Loan Company ret sott kn — 0 ELECTRIC RANGE. _&. ED weambaeca NEW PLUSH DOOMs inverse sites. 4 ‘evar padi mg als including cottage. Could be 401 Comm Nat’) Bk. Bldg. Li's LES CO., 4 mi, east of| 3 yrs, old. “eiriaerster. MAL HTOMAS ECONOMY meres WOWER. 3 | s-4's0t , vars | ues Leeperetive Real for business, Extra lot. | wears: 6 t> ” "9 to 1/| Pontiac or 1 mi. east of Auburn z \ : ears old. Like new. Also camp- SIDE DOOR TRIM ~~ ya. pera oe Sst om forme ties akes | TEAGUE FINANCE CO.| Mente “mtuoare’ aa, nie EEN PEO OOF FURNITURE CO, — | ten foots pew, uate min i | peer ow POON T™™ use| Srna 3 18 ecenie acres suitable for coun | ¢r1¥ couple leaving. Oxford, Mich. TEAGUE = ee 2 oe = ae ae eae ae er. © cup beater. color light tan, “EM? Base Ghee de Liss Pe | t ooking Clarkston’s lane, Buildings BEER & WINE 202 N. MA “jae, PE 4870. «oak Goed condition. FE 36478. | _\ _ PONTIAC MICHIOAN FOR SaLE: HARD TOP. OR EN- HAGGERTY. - Save Money a include “summer home and 2/ MUST SELL BEER re at ome ROCHESTER, MICH. | gino WASHER, ELECTRIC | LIGHT BIRCH CRIB, MATTRESS, |i OF FRENCH VOORS. 29% | cine. Also Fordson Tractor. Will | LUMBER CO. . SISTER'S barns, small lake kone | ga.308 EM con tales. | <3 628 Menominee trade. Cail OR 3-2004. | | BURMEISTER’S | om 206, Make an offer. 255 Pierce, LOAN $25 TO 8500 range. TV. good condition. bathinette Sebo. | 28 Menominee _t 1 O iii Hina ar ewan dens GHER ESTATE, OXFORD. _Sirm. Li_}098 efter § p.m. astioe 230 XS —-| Vinyl Inlaid Tile.4¥2c ea.| Son saue, MEATHKIT DYNAM- he Are bo | MBER acer “senie, Watars| eek a orem, ae | me nee Se ea Se 1am | tenes, Sent weet Reeve | SQ Gal. Electric Re itn: cage | eee ata ce we pores ee] LU approximately re partes ee SUS | W_ Huron. FE ccm | shape. 945. Ph. OR 3-9180, home @ in the — = Sei Tae —— ~ ‘ paxten St ero +1538 wanes tables Y 338i. tia Row wo “ : Tvvine ye, $3.56 |° BP’ cheno, ontenen ent cee Prat roe terme. 7 , TO SELL — REALTOR BicYcLEs - “BOY'S, ENGLISH | 1999 » Cor. Pontise R4.| House Pam v | condition. $150. Also seer ON snot be | eee es wn | TOO ANS «ets cattateeectss rss idiarold’s Paint & Lino.'| shh Sect Uremic | GreeeSs, sii sppoter” c0%S ast : Michigns = 1 Prttes Ovivet Lida? METAL CABINETS i tere ee MUST VACATE PROP-|+a t s80 | e258 to 000 | Ave ” re ' fear tables wath sbgnt ogee fe ter ipewtiter 900. Call ves., | chipped bathtvbs. ! aor OME ; RIDGEWAY ERTY Bees Gey © FRIENDLY SERVICE |” tal rug. Oxia pmust be been to be) Barred. Territ Valeeg. Micitens FE +m. Wie en ae Tratler 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU | ALL RESTAURAS ee Vago EEF RE ome rn ee ws Seoperative Reel Retate Tachenge | EQUIPMENT IN- UP TO $500 |Siws ne s0.Fe bine IrcuEX_ AWE —WATL—AND | ‘Sten, 63. Living room vue ke 4 _ |TIONEL & AMERICAN § eee For Sale Farms 48) CLUDING SHUFFLE- * and 1 smell, Very good condition. displays at Duder's Show. Sight’ | J"ROOMS OF PURNITORE. BED- sonkLYER TRAINS || ti 5 tow Pith A gee Pe Oe 4-1881. for ecee compartment. MUlberry overt a: and apartment size erie cae. M RE _TASKER'S. 63 W. Huron S&. au4 R. i Wet ogee 4300 down. $75 per month. MA PEOPLE WHO WORK 7 PIECE SECTIONAL WITH SLIP SECTIONAL WITH SLIP “hon - hay pm PE WROUGNT IRON COCRTAR BAR. TAL B Moin pad. Said One Wt RUG 2x6 “= Dougiss i I~ ~ POR FARMS AND ACREAGE , Use this specialized service teanee. Cotte ‘tabie Bnd tadies. ~— a PF UincLEOM & OFF Waslnale prict gee bus oe Goor. One 30 com bination ao Sateen em nies wey ons tae caeee, ar uber Deluxe saner wih Sime | Vinyl Inlaid Tile Ya Price WesTINGHOUSE — “REFRIOER. Diinds. FE 93118 +. 98.98 or Drivela Twester All Kinds of 18 THE “BIRD” to SEE “special, Past Servis Por BEND Soro wi a LINOL UM dew Beg —AWAYNE GABERTS— e 12 Rp. shalow Biman bon Wwe) = PARTY STORE FACTORY WORKERS Place Syne ate | Rune Bags Paiet BS | 4 ppLTANCE SPECIALS APRIL 30 henry “auth “ptcher purmps $210 Ts12 paneting. WP. per M. é1mnee 0 ACRES " ZTWMa TTR RESSES FOR T ALLON range. Py m eusadry Cedar femee poste ......ciceees "ee hare. Fata fer nace PMiosd dettencten, wines and beers G N RAL i ~ ye go By SYERS 141 W Huron St. Merieg, Washer) At Shape tse | IS OUR LAST DAY. 1” ay completa a ee ek Kalle, 2 and 16's, comm. beg 099 Bi Ré., Ortonville, Mich. | imported from all over the — _ ©1062. - - i 90 | \We are ing out of busi- faucets ena . So pe. si One $20 95 ee ChpRees EAEAE CECE PUBLIC LOAN "ge BRTE Ty GRE ERTEPES al ear cme rove Wee ging ut of fos SG oa 2 Sp eit cee? mt. north of Pontiac. FE pe gg ge = gy Rigg FE 3-7181 | Coldspot, refrigerator, gist” Gas | _pear. seers a BOREL | OF Retriscrater 3 cu. a1 90 complete stock of tools page Plumbing owe pe colored bath set, all Mttnos, conecs,’ enxate 4 1 3- — Sate, Eee, Cee. Sh | Marta WASHER EUREKA | automatic Cabinet Ironer A- = : S v seat, medicine cab. ....... i Ti ACRES, 5 ROOM RANCH TYPE.) organ Te soa eee it oul bes eee £ BOTTLE GAS sweeper, gunremtecd. 88 Hert | ge gy hg cent on new | builders’ hardware, toys,|_______Phone 130 __ iene iat acres 50 " hy it. Pirst time offered, so hurry LOANS $25 TO $500 New low price. Complete installa- Johnson. 60. _ = &. J h hold goodls and r. MOTOR SWAY §35 : Tauro — "pom FARMS AND ACREAGE TOME, || Sean ence cremera’asey: | Pangan” oh abut OY SA" |? tle euboete, Was ait | t-R Saghew___re_sem| houschold goods and gar-)_ MO" Ss TARGE | Desi’ Gor BOB ABest a mam aes me! ENEFICIAL | weet eeermeer REPRE LORD'S SPECIALS _|"SEeay eatuee eae | em supplies. Boydell | mes CATES Rae | 200 00 of reat eet | i t e 1 ft, _ 7 j_fhabuy E | ER! pe ores & wise? FINANCE CO. scatthe, tnetnerator, se, Saeed hg ~~ SEE 3 Bott rasa PEE Tome es, | paints at wholesale costs, pA yk Ay make ORS ITs ches roe HT ls) REET eis | resend MT pasa | Eee zune means, oe |b oe Gag | Sere | plies hardware, cec| Pee ee | BURMEISTER Warr 55" aon |S Sie Moneymaker today. Mortgage Loens 84) Siece WiLNOy DOHNG BOSH LORD'S {Pinte MAROOANY BEDROOM | Builders bardwate, elec-| eee Norther Danie Cs a ; and _— ~ . suite, chest of drawers, dressing | trical supplies and a 1 = 7 | coe coy SF | cormes Seer on PAY gn-| LOW INTEREST | Sttaktetactigtts Oe | o.! and Appliances) Stiu"du*mmines eai.St| tools 25% off. 1 Win-| Nails & FENCE | ponuadi™t Omer tate pa | Be Norton “Chapman. Hotel FEE ways. Good established light re-| Onitmited funds for sincle family | beautiful vaealr, | 138 W, Huron 40003 | Saie1. a woos Teleeraph & 9 Mile Ind +4003. pele, pactnens, Living quarters | évellings: . and . PE “Where W s Used oe For Sale Miscellaneous 60| Chester 20 gauge ag : a oe me Detroit 14194 —_—_—— ave’ . foLhaP rk MAPLE , & Sate Ractoese Property) SINE spertice Woon | a ft,.C. PETERSON, |° BP 22a SGU PENSIGE | Mittens sie tin a a MEe | ile, $1995. Al shells ¥4| Seatac ser Meme «| 24's per lineal fey SY, DRAYTON PLAINS, ;| WARD E. PARTRIDGE |—"teee Fe tates <7 Fe eerls_| "tem weve vourrel gad save. | inser. ty Btavront ‘De. masgona_FOMPS| off. Toys and games| BLACKETT’S all lengths. = Or inte wer Wel pemtle | MICHIGAN BUSINESS REALTORS Swaps 55 be, $99.08.. These are brand pew MABOOANT DUNINO oe! foe — 50% off. Also, a large BLDG. SUPP LIES ; nae MiON, WRECRING ite. | ‘iso foundrtion & floor for, bd OPPORTUNITIES, THROUGH- ACME COLOR EYE FOR MIXING | mice oll pepuler colors. => priced. FE 32-1105. 23 Thorpe | Jackson’s Rental & Sales table of misc. items at ee aT cuPE me chard Lk Rd Dally 8:30 to 6, space “Owner” PE. ‘966 42 W. Huron. Open Eve. PR 2-e316| Suto Paint, complete. Sale or | Come Fat Ee &. are rg eeee rE tee! price. Open 8am. to| WP dose Sr gt Damen wien ia | Sete ta 2 ay —2180 6:30 om. to 6:20 pm. | dargains. Michigan | Pi | eS . ay wholesale. prices wal | 8 p.m. : Be as Thompson, 8. Perry, |! LARGE AND 1 SMALL COM i gas tatinn aise et parting “HARDWARE STORE |? RbS'RO"AOe, ESTLUENT | COLDS POT REFRIGERATOR |? CU. PE EUSCTRIC, REFRIG- 2208 Dixie Hwy. PARK FREE!” | A.C.COMPTON&SONS| | MUST WRECK “Septic Tanke” , | Blocks Strom down town.” Write One of the most modern and fin- | have you PE 27631 after @ p.m. | SovD, BUY. me: Mi _¢ ways ‘ : ot 18 8. 7 eptic Tanks | Sis, Shoe’ area, to years same er 20ACRES | Somes Hen oa naeaas, refrigerator electris wows | Bp "ine"* 3130s Wat Mile” Re ;| Tremehine, Mote, dug. Complete meet Me ne gers | cine Gat, Pete hi | "Atha alpaca | ode Soe Me a | See eesease geek a | Artiste’ sopplics, hobby ~~" SCREEN DOORS Benet =e =, covatowe. chises for Myers Pumps, Toro| or {t" car for down ait furniture or di . & i308 single aot, other mise. suppl our clas- pare | ag gy ag meee pu glage sso | “ecetan at $6155 | MODERN Davexrort &| sification “Hobbies and Eek: « Wil lease te sespenstbte party. | They don't come ang better Gan | Grocery and ennck per. Wal tebe Gatna IkET_ WITH ROUND chair, c=! Supplies” No. 24A. nA PAUL D. HAMMOND | GIROUX & FRANKS | RIDGEWAY | set. te Per, TH, ORD TV. cocno RS . e 26% W. Huron PE OT | sg Dine Hey | On F001 | ons saatete FE 44002 | Grapes, cornices @x® rugs, elec. ACTOR AY , Eves. PE 54714 ool wth 6-0un. 1 8 pm Sere ear Sel Retote Euchenge Paty vanity” mirror: Letes at wear vm past ps enuine Ore ILER i | SALE OR . + 4 parel, 16 ns. “ — worn. L 2st, Bok Store | | MQUOR BAR | Se or ara fais oad TE | eee Ry | Se a ea Talbott Lumber ’ =a RADE IN ANYTHING : , Inesed tors years ag a Grocery. | seoroo par’ erect mrioss. ary | Sip "Sia S6,,20R8 payment, 08 | aioe youn FOR RITORE No money dows PF. A aporoves. HK. Satin tnd ample parting. The best of estate income iand contracts, lum- ‘or beste after 9 p.m FREE _BST!MATE equipment and t s 8 ber, blocks, merchandise, ete. H.| DARK RED, coL [ PLUS on tiie 2, VgnWelt: 40 Dale Hwy. Dray- frieze lounge chair. Good condi- uires 000 down or MAY) ton Plains. OR 3135 tion. Reasonable. FE 2.3862. P TRADE. NO.|"UMP PUMPS. EXCHANGED, ‘ CABINS—HOME |" aba te Soy ae And 180 scres on one of the| Sale cheap mowers shar- = Rvo: i" Niall foe cabins Fis, “iron Bens Sorewr®, | RRTAL” Bilder Sates SF SUM ees Bradman" Ce WHY BE HELP. WHY DELAY IN- Bi Bo ee | actor vit a equipment, ike | LESS? Help Wanted Ads COME? Classified Ads fill a w. 3072 Auburn ST ATE-WIDE eyo ole are coma quickly get you workers! Real Betate Service of new or Ex housstreters. | Dial FE 2-8181. ve sine von to 8. Telegragh ye er Oe | iy Soe: ‘ on } j tis : 4 4 2 ~~ Fe: ee Se ety 208 See Cae ae » & Peat drat YI 2 ees. At) Bee | ees: ——_— ae ee ff os Ao a ' a \ aie »’ / os See ¢ ie ee —— as ee ma fe ani r “~~. =F ae cg ° 4 £5 ay pred , } YF yy ¢ : i ; per a Ly , hi } ‘ / * fre) ¥ pos , a S THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) For Sale Livestock 72 For Sale Hou by Hershberger | For Sale Used Cars 91| For Sale Used Cars 91|_ mega | ee eee | keene WN ee eee BE . b : .. BEL-AIR ai"Gr| "FARM TO Rate tate naw bere | OF iste a a WY), Se ee ewe a FE 23-3200 : = a bs L = . ition| sadio heater EOveE TRAN PTR SOD : , Ne ee eas, te — D2, 2208, pwr. steering. MT 63008 Diack dirt. 6 yard load, : @0 &. Telegraph ater "5505 to et “Pordomatie SCHUTZ MOTORS {| Permnneom cee} (CHEVS, 41 CHEVIE 686. it0 NORTON is PLYMOUTH 4 DE “CAN'T 1954 Left-Overs eS oe * sade saa ~ BEAT THESE | Hurry While They Last | o y ssaans sod Pee one FOR ALL BODY STYLES | “*°"sit DOWN VALUES AS LOW AS a. = = eo SCHUTZ MOTORS : $695 $1326 4] See ree ‘| $1 PORD 2 DR_ A GOOD CLEAN e 146 2 DOOR PL CAR. romrel4s one ne eaeee . | tak fet far “#4 rownne ave core gx | Headquarters | mg. mnico gases 4 he ij $175 : for Chevrolets _PE 5-204. sauipment to pandie abou! three Sedalia BollEake at) | MOBILE HOMES "a BIC 4 Da span, qoop| MILE AND wooowamD | IRs [ev oT adlaes ae pod 3S na. SEED F TOES | gnagd pete J Pontiac | MECHANICAL CONDITION. tires Full price $296 360 Ce Cava, PEL COT. PE | epee ao ABS ETPS | ylits cs ‘Se *, sna BSS | 0 coe 4 00. sopan, roan | a ee Tene | eta aha oP SAND GRAVEL. gapetecs. s. 3500 Sashabew Hutchinson's Trailer Sales f. - 5. é PL Ay ioe RECONDITIONED. i ws BCUnY MosTEne? Le gee Also 1847 Pontise. “eat lace : ' ED FORITOES END ONTON TOW | ss Disto Muy | Drayton Plaine | OOP GE + Fae $1150 ing power swering, Low mileage. | isl PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN. BAe rig SAND | _ ton ot Opdyke. PE 5-1041. Corser § Mile Reed and Mound, oa a 2 ee «eee Pu basi? berwees sans -— |. he ee 3 _oed grove FS Sem. SEED POTATOES. : Fr : , NE CAR TO N, MERCURY Wer | in} Cas aoe “ _ vee "in Dae Fart "Eqe 76 HLL YWOOD BED. AND_A NEW Now about ~ ‘houdwanat see = *s3 PONTIAC $1295 SEDAN aati Pm Va) ser “op, lv eines it — Sale Farm Equipment and "chair. Venetian, end stapd- YOU'LL aia Cah. | "soeuand "hae cag ta be waions outs | fl ior bed! Fo tane | 395 ene | 15 CAS w and rebuilt drills. Devis|31 FOOT HOUSETRAILER. Boa essories sed ‘SL CADILLAC 4 DR. SEDAN. pues kek foe Dan te | Machinery. Ph Ortonville.| rooms. Very reasonable cen _Boats & Access 88 Wanted U Cars 88 JUST THE CAR YOU'VE BEEN a nel ee ae comm AND TAKE YOUR PICK, GOMPLETE REPAIR & SERVICE) ‘s#le call after 4:30 p.m at 215 WAITING FOR __Oeklas El AUTHORIZED CHRIS CRAFT|WANTED—LATE MODEL WRECK ; NEW ‘5S RAMBLER STATION| ¢* TC $2300 FINANCE AR- work on Ford & ‘Trac- im St aad eveicers "@® to °$4. MORE THAN 19 CARS 20 Ferguson — ~ es dealer. Run - or sedans §! 612.50 deliv- RANG & Ford Imple- | CLEAN MODERN 1963 BEST OF | Also Foster piers. In- Rasiey Auto Part trod ave $1,000 on 38 Mornet |RCONOMY. CARS 22 AUBURN ye. r er OR $8113 stall tm 2 brs. Brace agiey uto arts IT's SMART TO BUY YOUR CAR demonstrator. Hudson, Nash, Wil | ‘s9 PONTIAC CATALINA. 8 4 : . CRAWFORD 3 2% FT. PRAIRIE SCHOONER. Marine Company. fe Sy w| FE 56-9219 FE 6-9210 at lys parts and rervice. 10189 N. dramatic. Low m :. FE _2-5806 84 _Mariva | $2000. terms arranged. EM 3-256. x Pontiac. Phone 20118 or 170 BAGLEY 8T. Main St. Roya) Oak. Lincoln Must be seen to be 32-0082 ~ ll ee -4880. Ez CUB. WITH ATTACH-| ij AMERICAN COACH. » PT.| "E 20002_ | “Se buying now for our - *Biva. WN A-1 BUYS teen at imp Mouree Drive: ber | gheap. Call betwoea,$ and’ pm.| pres paid for topoatch ears.” COMMUNITY |~ ‘ss orpsMosiLe Peete 4 toot sadand retin ' Model Wheel — weer habaw and Dixte | _F = Sains. " ‘33° : r. . e 3 Seo the 'new a ner; ti ena 3% ’ 1% HP. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD HURON MOTORS - ane top haga. mast aucriice: Shale Wood. alt implements. Trailer brand new. Price $150. King Bros. MOTOR SALES THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN JOUGHTE N | PonTiAc. is 8 CYLINDER 6 Paint Co FE walking models, $149.50 and HOUGHTEN & SO) : Fete ae FE ¢o ot VE S112 | saw, Baroe PE 23001 WHEEL AND DEAL YOUR FRIENDLY OLDEMOBILE| {% *t488.,ovteinal finish, exeeb Plants Trees. Si Rew neds weed. power mow Exch eusourd moter, ractzaly nee, | For Sale Used Trucks 90 Oat oa oe GMC TRUCK DEALER — aa —_ oe ne oe Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) ws service aul Gas ENotNEs. QANQE | Sse2 vee |: ame ponte ___Ot.ive 2.0321 28 N. Main, Rochester, OL 1478 | H'ASKINS CHEVROLET 2 muacgmmy apmuce rom vou: | try wained mecbanicn | qwntisGn RSV ii *canibuom, | “sataaon TR Poebosk. "Om “nu se aoe | Racer alan a tane saint. Rane, | MY owners Lew alicese, Reenont | Divte Wer. ot Mis baste also Norway and white fir SEE LEE TIN] HOME. PRATRIE SCHOOM. | _ 3-383 ina % TON CHEVROLET REGK:| neater. white walls” skirts etc,| gal (transportation. S100. Pheoe | VERY, CLEAN its PONTIAC 4 tries, Scotch and Mugho; Arbor-| “The Tractor Man” cad 9 bedren modtie 10 ts gf | wan Bee ted, Pe tee | pees TE 2a _Noorbeis. se Woretine “tt | a OLDs — GONVERT RADIO. CONVERT RADIO. | 0f 1108. FE 2.02 Fost ove ing tarp a tnt | remazsttt MY OM Fy sane] Secale reset aber | MyXE, AQMBOAT 0000 COM: | "ford win ete, mice aude | Era nrc oat bauer eres | ERS ree | anges es 3022 Slevin R_ go straiaht west | ig compariment clocirie chicken | $4 Mitle as Ws down. as long as § | * SEOE TE DOS RVINRUDE | St,itee Els LE. Rd. Con fur-| peasy, oniy tues ful rice, Just | “tle, nydramatic: radio and beat | Radio. beater.” hydrematic. ‘Tals on gravel road, bearing right on . $20. Poul's market, OL | Jeers to pay at 8 per cont inter | i cor, will separate, may be seen | Se JO your car down er, White walls. special paint| car is like new . aut Yures. Open daily 8 to 1. ee aoe sce “‘PARTS—STORE and tried st 1821 Union Ra. Med iggy cr gg cong i a HASKINS CHEVROLET dob. Hew ton. chase. Baccient LaK® CORSO MOTOR Salas Greenridge Farm Nursery. MU Sg evenings after 6 or weekends. tual 4-808. " Faas CULTI:| | Evervthing for the Trailer Home| £1GIN 1% HM. P. MOTOR 14 |—Seme®. FE 21778. Divie Mwv_at M-18____MA $801l | 5 pLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE |__MY_ 3.2811 til 0.60 p.m. SENS SPRUCE ARBOR- ‘ATOR AND REAR “eg A-1/ @9 S. Telegravh PE 23-3200 ‘On: 1950 CHEVE DELUXE. RADIO, Good condition. PE $0744. @ PonTiac 7 DR. wViine. funioer ead. pines, sito to | Rasy cegor Temas | “Opes Ever. U ounday PM Pe bie ater s pm 1952 Pe cull aher 630 ome | er 00. you own. 725 Wolf NS eee Sve. PM.___| F @IN OUTBOARD MOTOR POR oe : _ward t. Clean Bag 2 Siete. “Greer oft) ING BROS. Wer UOT STEWART COACH | Teale. PE STi after ¢ Da. fot “CWE. RADION WATER, NEW pg EE FRUIT TREES — BEARING | “E toi PE ¢1112/ 9785 or trade for furniture, PE) FVINRUDE MOTORS CHEV y) TON anton sah aaeura Wake ceo. Lote of, transpor for the \ dig your a 9 TRAVELO VELO. PT EXCELLE mag oy hig = e . vate owner. FE 571 9605. * 5 ees a Me. TILLERS _W"Opdrie Rd food" re Com, | Seate" pain ana ‘tartare, Opes | = DUMP STARE TAYLOR'S 1954 SCHUTZ MOTORS windows | Strawberry Plants..... OWERS : ary? GOOD USED CARS PO plead» Brmiagbem So Sina! oe |gnee ereeatoeee| | MOBILE |""iosys marine | DIQAD teen | = FORD Mtrextinca poor . rie + . ACTOR, APARTMENTS = i aaa gos My dramatic. Futy eqmeoed, 000 7 cult‘vator with Hydraulic | gtewart coaches are truly that. GADA BOAT L ARRY beater $1095 VICTORI A _miles. $2350, OR _3-2728. AiR” can ster 4°00, PE $8008. With storm & Jalousie windows.| FIBER GLASS BOATS | 1953 Pontiac 4dr Chieftain. radio . . ~~ PLANT NON FORD TRACTOR. USED i| Plenty of wardrobe new G beater, Hydramatic _ Re sj - YOU DON’T NEED 1061 vee ew Deen in stor | heaters complete bath with full] 22 % # 14 ft. modeis. demonstre- JEROME sharp . $1205 < sees Os, ps] See anaes oe | Rad EEE |e ond Dealer fencers erat — NEW | rx RAY 8 oes pf: io eae ~~ 4 te Sales and Service at Pine Lake. por wore ham coum i ee ee’ A bersem ot eal 8 106 ND THESE RDEN ow _ mt. ————— A o ° org tury aiechments eveunvie.| Hui tnd Tint Rome eed Wat: | WAULINO_ THEM OX _BY Ti | "Goo PLACE TO BUYI™ TAYLOR'S LARRY 'S4 Ford, like new. . $1595 ewes Nergemcns| a ee ee) eee SSls lek cect als | eit matot, 4 toned! rane a at PRONE lathe en os aan Phone be ant ters, Be We will take your contract ear, | Hd. SEF THE ALL NEW Cunyepurr ConvanTsTE ; =o ae tl Sitos — - — furniture, house “what have oO ae mone’ | SER stessinch ae e bids NE ed “ss Bae nee enee_| Rochester Ford Dealer 53 Ply. 4 dr. aseeeee BUY WITH "Oxford Trailer Sales PRELAND BOATS. Tall ures “suirts towered” ail “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS & '53 Pontiac 2 dr... .$1195 CONFIDENCE Michigan bottle gas. Trailer parts BOAT. TR GMC TRUCKS eather interior extra clean. body / = GooD PLACE TO BUY!" "53 Nash 4 dr. ....... $995 Guaranteed used tractors and im-| , 6nd accessories JOMNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Price fo08, OR} 1388 "S2 Chevrolet 4 dr... .$995 FE coat ste wr penta s Suvonme| foams te | WILSON GMC | oe ana Ens | mature tyagier | 52 De Soto Cl. Cpe...$995 iz . . of. power 5) Po @ custom 8 iudor. - eee 3 ax | Sese Permuscn, Allis Chalmers, “fare for eeuity tm modern Water, | MERCURY MOTORS AND YEL- io FE 66765.) 5) Chevie deuze 2 door ’$2 Chrysler 4 dr.....$... =| OY AND SAVE AT ——— _701 Dine lier, Onsesee = - - a) anVROLET PLEETLINE. “i Pootias “Sirecmimer @ Club! ’S2 Ply. 4 dr.......-. HOUGHTEN & SON | Rent Trailer Space 79|czncuny ~ Socee Sper Sas OAKLAND AT CASS | goes senting, time, Debio Bey | up Sinsine 9 cote 'S1 Cadillac 4 dr.....$1695 on 3 bag oe ee MODERN AND SEMI . MODERN | Qven e-enines 0 Brees OPEN EVENINGS igs I EVIE DELUXE 2 DOOR. “ot Poumon teen” 51 Hudson Hornet . .$695 Cons CRIB GOOD CONDITION. Jenk_ Located on vecbeal buy ne _ehard Ra Kees Harbor. 7 |G . — TOuhers to choses from ’S1 Buick 4 dr. .....-$695 wits erp ye 7 Herts oprWhiie Lake wEncURY_ODTBOAND MOTORS, FE 2-9203 FE 4-4531 | isss CSEVROLET BELA. 4] WEST SIDE USED ~~ 11 Jac “lentord afU 2308} Secs Trojan boats Master Cratt STOP! LOOK! Gest. Rptie, pester. St cont CARS CHEAPIES Pimen ot 350 Hy Gaver Bell Reed Auto Accessories 80 reali’ boat hotata we aes 1 have ood 1980 Pord 144 ton | "t3 CHEVIE. 4 DR. PERFECT | #2) W. Huron __ PE 62189 SO Dodge 2 dr. ...... $445 oa | Aa Clake Servi a0 Pee trace Benes PCB esse | Sach wo tase ter Pore ox Conr-| Sous, | Owner New Sree YR i Cumvacenr 0d DELDAE,..| 49 Dodge 2 dr. .....$H45 rs ie GARDEN. TRACTOR. When ne need Reve teed NEW i4 FT. ROWBOAT. FE frock with id, or i fe wats Cun. "igs DEMO BEL-AIR. 6 God condition, Private owner. be Packard 4 dr. rane FRAZER ROTO TILLER: TS | you wait.» jobs honored ibe, Evine RD | 36432 Ivorv-turoyeise 2 tone. white pall Dodge ..cccccces re 2 Used very little FORD TRACTOR WITH months ~ eeeeeeve x) oe ot cuties fe cusomer with eoch } ne a aay C 1 "in ‘wheat Teady to om, Two "3 oa since "Also. ‘several mor N eCW ; ‘o te Sote. ; S&S iWwita motor. Like new. Oly oases. | Open Saturday Untdl ¢ s FE bows or FE tous. | Nod GMC. Sooa vesne need re | HASKINS CHEVROLET Credit | ne — ,TRACTOR. WITH BLADE 22 Oakiand Ave. FE 4-100 | Owen's oruisers raft boats fry AR 19._| Disie Mvv_ot Mis — Manic b-4e7l Ri emen- Satin Ye'het| ATTENTION | tg LE I CR ey Plan : el B. plow end Ee A we Orenert Lebe_Ave, FB 20000 ve ie CHE GOOD cON-| HAVE YOU BEEN le ‘ rE ; : | MA _&-2634. }. PT CUSTOM CHRIS CRAPT : ; DOWN WHEN TILLER Pants | io motel low milage wood oo. | a Mercury moter: complete with CHEV. Us, 1 TON PICKUP. ho eet YE TELINE DEC CMa OP SHORT scnnelaer ae les end body parte Rebuilt | _steerinc_vhee!_ OR YD v 6008, full | “tung padte. beater Powersiide. | fun Crpert ‘| 2325S. SAGINAW ST B ILDING. ALSO generators and voltege Se PT. $0. ag = Juet vour car or truck MI 4-3102 - _ WL HA ; ‘a boo * wd : 4 . Se "seme We Foren Srerveaee CHAM AUTO PARTS} B42 | HASKING CHEVROLET | MEROUET | iat BEL OAT: | TI0R creat padre Open ‘til 8 p.m. vaieir owned. PE Sa between | FRA KEETE ss scat vaste, MEizece £3681. Malls, isp POR NOTE ann LIOHT BOAT TRAILER. FE! Dixie Her. st M-15 MAvle $$ct1| Very clean Mi $3414. Fou VERY LITTER DOWN AND . FE2-9131 cedar posta MElmee + ts i {45 yt" CHRIS CRAFT SPORTS. Sale RECTAUR ANT EQOPEEG | "oe TE tne HOUGHTEN'S | ‘autem mer to asbere, Fee | "pie whe garviem sede. | FOr Sale Used Care 9) (Guaranteed | “ Seiceene Pontiac’s Top Trader itso ‘resch te’ retrigerstor, fer: | Dancey's, 2% Voorhies. PE 6-631. | 4¥D FAMOUS BRAND NAMES LOUIE'S AUTO PARTS METAL 12 FT. BOAT AXD COS Don’t Be Misied! SHARP USED CARS a = CONVERTIBLES mise Sabine, “mopien casi, 7 GERMAN SHORT HAIRED BOLENS "TRACTORS Corser and stuart” 3 tom built trailer. i dedceores on’t Be Mis “Gr and Models Immediate Delivery! eg tS food warmer. x Rebuilt springs 750 Crescent Lx. +3159. guarantee ee a ‘toad REOISTERED | OERMAN SHER. ae aTY TRACTORS Lots of used parta for "46 cars FT. SPEEI , : OIMMICE 8. NO PREE enn s Deal Direct! buys. Must mf i Fe ediee: Sale Sporting Goods 65| lines. sone od. fine | 1 BUI ABULRAVE AT. | pe Oatiand ave Pe Pesan | Sock Secrns wheel, er Mer 6 COUNTS, MOTOR SALES No F; —- Site Mace Salen Fo aPRINGER COCKER PUPS: " ° For Sale Tires. 80-A . mA 8. 198 InSOTO. re fiz} o Finance Co. iiss PONTIAC § DELUXE @ DA. CTA cqumsct, Open, eat © every |< cet_ oh FE 20078, ——__—— Pee an ae a his best fo serve you Bicyc 6:25—(4) Sports. Bill Flemming. house - Douglas Fairbanks Jr., in the first time, troops are less than two miles from it. The dians and one day may have a > _ A ” Y : (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev- tang for the Night.” (4) |10:38—(2) Strike It Rich. time may come when it may not be too frightening—just | show to match his talents. % Promptly and at fair EASY TERMS! eret Phelps. i Your Life. Ralph Ed-|11:99(7) story Studio. (4) Car-| sert of a large-size Leo Durocher.” His present Sunday night show $ and reasonable cost. Small Down Payment :38—(7 we re-creates life of surprise toons. (2) Valiant Lady. ~ ve - on NBC is a vast improvement ¢ 6 Months on Balance & ) Disneyland. Davy guest. (2) Blue Ribbon Boxing ‘ ; . * over his first TV venture in which > PPPPPPPPPPP DDS POM Crockett Goes to Congress, Bout. Heavyweight bout: Ezzard | 11:15—(2) Love of Life. “How far away will the reporters be who have ringside seats?” | he played the role of Mr. Bean- 54 > 4 BIGYGLE PARTS Fess Parker and Buddy Ebson in| Charles vs. John Holman. 11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) | @8ked my wife who, for a very good reason, wes not playing | blossom, a scatter-brained real es- > $ BEWARE 2 and ACCESSORIES ee gaat poe nr %:30—(7) Page One Awards.| Search for Tomorrow. roulette just then. (She was broke.) | tate ‘salesman. But that still is ¢ 3 THE SERVICE 3 : , “Seven or eight = the | faint praise. » ¢ 7 (9) Western Theater. Film. (4) Awards given to top newspaper 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. , —— *| The current Cummings show has 3 2 BARGAIN! $ Eddie Fisher. Songs. (2) News.| People of Detroit for the best atomic journalist. moments when it's hilarious and|S Sannanannnnnania : . le “ | a q Frevvevv—v—v——vrrrYrTT Dour Edward stories of (9) Chuckwagoh.| THURSDAY AFTERNOON Oh, well, Earl, you can cover it just! aos osetul but the pace is uneven | $ $ > 2 2 2 2 2 2 his horses to Madison! Pabian of Scotland Yard, “Man| Coit. (4) ‘Adventure Series. (2) takes SGARLETT’S and million dollars in “The Story ‘ \ iii 1 (4) Tex Venessa sa aged aaa her TV F ” with 11:30—(4) fari 5:30—(7) Action Theater. (4) of Luke Fortune Hugh — — ae Sate show Thursday night—someone dropped BIGYGLE SHOP OBrien, Coleen ; : a gun on her foot during rehearsals . . . Rosemary Prinz appears on “FBI in Peace pee -- lodays Radio Programs-- |sS%sisfeer-= BIKES a oe , 1;45—(9) Cartoon Time pe ts son nn om es a —o — s Newsreel. ect on ae Liberace. Chuck's muscle man rival, for | HARDWOOD Manha , Beautiful Vivian Blaine of “Guys | instance, tore a telephone direc- | REBUILT Whizzer ttan. 16:30-(1) Bob Cummings Show.| area Stow. (0) Tod Mack's and Dells” hopped over from Holly- | tory in half. Uncle Bob consolingly COCKTAIL MOTOR BIKES = [20M Citizen. Woman Tce Corps ws, Marriage” |. nninee: (2) Big Payott wood to cheer her old singing part- | told Chuck it wasn't really a mat- ; overcomes fear of fire to save edy. (9) China Smith. Far|2=20—‘9) Toby David Show. (4) ner at his opening—and thereby dis- | ‘“™ ° muscle but of leverage. But 00 lives of families trapped in| Josten adventure with Dan| Greatest Gift. (2) Bob Crosby VIVIAN ead of her past Bob couldn't do it himself. He kept TABLES apartment house in “Seven Be- a. (4) Traffic C C Show. trying it later at his studio as Gen MARLITE Sona = sents award. (4) My Little Mar- (2) Sportsman's Holiday Ed- io “Liberace and I started out together with Jay Mills’ orchestra | my een pogo — before "8 eleohol ‘nde ts ioe oo gie. Margie tries match-making ‘ - ; ’ in St. Paul back in '39,” she said. “Jay has since died. it happened Schultzy finally " defrees F EASY TERMS! and nearly finds herself part of] Yuvan sean fr tru 1 |8@0—(1) Heartthrob Theater. (9)|"" we were just kids getting about 940 a week. would lose her patience, take the |J “ ‘© 300 defrees Small Down Payment double wedding. Comedy with| Mineman Museum of Natural} thursday Matinee. (4) Hawkins | directory from Cummings and rip 12 Menths on Bslence ‘ Gels Storm, Chartes Farrell History at Battle Creek shows Falls. (2) Brighter Day “The band would hit for a pa whe Do you re- jit in half herself. | $ 95 "| wildlife in native haunts in . member what we used to do?” | It was the same when Cummings | - P John Hubbard, Gale Robbins. “wy and of Rushing Waters.” 3: 15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret asked Liberace. persuaded one of his slick sien | Children’s $:60—(T) Masquerade Party. Quiz ; corm. “I sure do,” he replied. “Went roller- girl friends to pretend to make a Reg. with famous guest hiding behind |11:¢0—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety | 5.55 (4) world of Mr. Sweeney. | skating.” play for Chuck’s rival to take him $19.95 Wheel Goods 2 with Soupy Sales. (9) Good| (9) on Your Account. sek kt = cee ee a of All Kinds young couple caught in confu-} in “Flying Serpent.” (4) News. |3:45—(@) Modern Romance. THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N. Y. fall for the fellow herself and Bob | HARDWOOD sion of the atomic age. (4) Tele- ae (2) News. Jac |4:99—(7) Captain Flint (9) Let's} thease Sem AS [would end up losing his own gir ME Bele . || vision” ‘Theater. Ray Rhodes : Make Music. (4) Pinky Lee. (2)| Garry Moore hired the three gag writers friend trying to help Chuck keep COFFEE We Service What We Sell plays college student mistreated)... it) Feature Film Film| Robert Q. Lewis. fired by Arthur Godfrey . . . Josh Logan bis, | All T of by his fellows because he is dif- | #1:15—<( ; ; wants Josephine Hull to come out of re- It isn't that the Bob Cummings ferent in A Seacoast in Bo TBA. (4) little show. Drama. 4:30—(9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy ae show is so bad. It’s just that it | H 1ES cela production of (2) Miss Fair Weather. Betty| Doody. (2) Welcome Traveler. | tirement for the screen version of “Picnic could be one of the best if the " Bews play | wright _ . . Steve Allen'll have to diet off 15 The very finest in herdwood— | and || previously presented. (2) The : 4:45—(T) Ricky the Clown. “ | writers would match Bob's mas- i} —. 4. ——— pounds to play Benny Goodman in th tery of the double take. his tim- any tiving room. SUPPLIES Millionaire. Champion cowboy |13:39—(2) Nighfwatch Theater. |5:¢(7) Auntie Dee. 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Barrie Creig | gan—cRLw, Terence ODetl| "iwi" Steed Chance | Geum: patie Shaws CLEVELAND, Attorneys for ~ gonna: a Call FE 4.] 515 ——_—_— O-00—WIR, Perry Come = Jack” White le vidaer court today in-an attempt to | for © voice vote on . Clemens | ww our Woah, News News wren — another trial on a claim they have Vil sibiinns wens a , ~ | SEUe Sommy Kare , News 12:15—W3R, Farm Roundup | *:iS— WW. Woman t Bouse | uncovered new evidence indicating sparsely WON, News, Zee & Orville | S18—WIR, Bud Quest = | nd, Pave, Elisabeth Rasen “og 323 7 he was wrongly convicted of kill- 9:15—WIR, Bing Crosy WFO, Rise "n” Shine wean, Caller Rs, Mews, Dolena a . ; “Wea, Tye Con eo. cae men, aH |t299—wan, time Out, susie] eon, ECS, stuste The state will insist Sheppard's o SaLw’ Eadie Cantor WCAR, Radio Rev. CRLW Your’ Bey Bud 8:15—WJR, Scores, Musie | Chief defense counsel William J. OVER 10:00—WIR, Tenn. Ernie eo WIR, Wm. sheenen Penepotrwr yeaa -_ Wy, *m Demne bring in wre. — Ware, “Dreakfest Chub WPON. Farm Mats,” | 5:50-w.m, Muse Motines as eee pated = Danae pose j on - sistant Cuyahoga é Will Break Ground = |Newswomen Elect mates Dey. “anal “Grant | tor, deciared: - ’ Queen Club Member "see ‘nan, « gntnetir|_ Cig wi icture lubes! for Truman Library mas tae pane ra aren st femeh bathe duns “dion cedinn B6-Fen 1 Year Guarantee — RCA License WASHINGTON . —Ground apeagesd mica kee 8 anaes McNeill Whistler, ¢ ee an of breaking ceremonies for the/ 1. honorary member of the Ameri “Dr, Kirk W library site in Independence, Mo, | Washington, : FLINT The Michigan So known crime EA | five blocks from the former presi- her ia ee tonight | ciety of Poets will hold its annual | Mew here Monday from . R TO PA’ ry ae : and portrait were presented to the | gay, here Saturday and Sun-| “rire was hired to make . Efficient Quality Service David D. Lioyd, executive di-| Cub by Lady Makins, wife of the dependent investigation. Y : | Libeaty tne made ‘hie anmomes | British ambassador, who is an as-| e- - , he said Sheppard was innocent. | | FIRST HOME C ONLY snast telay cad ont tomnen wan] ne en S. | ts Conducted He has theteised that Marilyn AR Other Calle, Regular Price $3.00 tara tin fest eoudste ot cart 6: Cleina een ee Pe nn, Py I day for | ageard wee ited by Parts and Additional Leber Extra , After the ceremonies at the Francis 8. Horton, 91, retired con-| and ste birthday der homnng |LOUNChes Campaign tractor and former mayor of this | ere made by INSJDE ANTENNA KITS......... .$3.95 | oe erie Metin teat’ |te Honor Grandmas pyoe Phew sod er heny OUTSIDE ANTENNA KITS........$7.95 ' HOLL’ (INS)—A 51-Year- . : Cas oe ra. fier’ ta | 10 Preach at Hillsdale | tended sexual attack. Sheppard USED’ TV'S Hours: 9 to 9 Delly ; already has been raised by a non- | one-woman campaign on behalf of ~The Rev. Mr.| Sheppard was convicted on a sec- ; | | wages [soos aero aa Ss Bel ere mnt ‘Guy gs rw wees’ |] METROPOLITAN TELEVISION eee tien oem a a lend troit Missionary Society, | Dec. atay tp Bs pete Oa HAM TV some taking signatures Petition Hillsdale would be eligible 919 Orchard Lake Ave, Phone 1 y vi r x 1+ os ee a —_— rr ™ wn - f fi , A 3 , | i) i ’ , = cod * fs ig \ : ¢ f fos \ rr ! ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, 'WEDNESDA¥,APRIL.27. 1955 PB hisas : 7 “ e . - — . Tulips Start City Supt. Dick Smalienburg said/ New York set Runs | 4 tm the United States only by ! — 1 May 7. Deadline [tute toomive | cxsre trees cs New Yost todo rs, he tear [Tecoma ATG s Already at a i*|2nd Only to That of U. S. |r. 0% budget eiteeds the cur (MEMPHIS, ‘Tenn, (UP) — The ogi . HOLLAND, Mich, @ — Flower | "is earlier NEWYORK W—The Board of! rent one by class roll in Mrs. Nita Lowery's pose ge Bgl Fain ag in uty Test lovers waiting for tulip time in|wusl But there wil be plenty @ Estimate y adopted a Wis tnlen tit ens the Gyles Ot an 6 nee ged poe “ oe cetera con Se tel erik hel ee, ee Se ee oon Som oe Forty Girls “Entered |this western Michigan city 114, budget in the city’s history, exceed! crease it. EBs Pagel Ose = 55 oleae in City Naval Reserves’ Contest Some # contestants have en- Btate Bank Bidg. FE 2-1285 | contest. Fiesl- or single who have passed their ie ~ 9, 17th birthdays, may enter the con- test before May 7. ae The queen, who will be titled , 54 70 $e Miss Pontiac. Naval Reserve, 42 WN. SAGINAW ST. will reign over Armeq Forces Birmingham Week. TRAVEL | > =< SERVICE | @ cr ves ta me We'll Plan Your Tour Free! || i aumbe te. Phone Mi 4-5711 ou the tack of the phetes, said | A field of 10 finalists will be se- | to Anywhere | lected from the pictures. They will | Grace Plummer Reilly be notified to appear for final | judging May 18 at 8 p.m. at the Ad ; visory Council; Bovert and Come in and try iar Fes x eae pat ey re Parker’s new |(e"he. SS | ball point pen |\Butler Asks Dems = 7 Ss - = = cc =. = a) » i» 5] , 7 S1Si5) 17 iS | " x fn : I don’t believe any differences exist in the Democratic party that cannot be adjusted in. the 1956 ; Butler criticized President Eis- enhower and higsadministration by saying that “never did any candi- date for president promise so much and deliver so little.” He y pe Sere ee # | 4 1 i General Printing & Office Supply TOKYO @®—Japanese will see on | the Byres New Steel Chairs _ Padded Strollers Handy Strollers Steel Strollers ~ Drain Feature in Sects Adjustable Back Footrest Collapsible Aluminum Frame Removable Shopping Bag 3 Sale 4.98 13.88 see «= “12.88 sate ices Ss, BB give her KEM CARDS etary —sheah-meti seat ad 1 sag nn Henig ER Rectang 5 for Mother's Day — ei yehie ot bon. Keom's newest designs. Kem Corde ore guarantesd Twe decks in gift box of smart bieck plastic ..... $7.50 Three-deck set in Its GENERAL PRINTING || =< | OFFICE SUPPLY . | W. Lewrence