‘] iy vie a) 4 The Weather | Details page twe 118th YEAR ~ - j } ws i / } i f # i ‘i . 3 ; ‘ ° vt Pa j . Fi * Fi i : ' : i kkk +f : f fi so : : oy %, asi F = Shy LAC PRESS —40 PAGES se a a in Fl) INTERNATIONAL NEWS ' Big 3 to Plan Soviet Parley Violent Storm Misses State; Strength Ebbs Singer on Shine Show _ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 . Western Envoys Meeting May 8 to Discuss Talks Hope for Four - Power S, to Build Atom-Powered Merchant Ship Indian Delegates at Asian-African Meet/lke Says Vessel fo Cruise World as Peace Move Tells AP Editors He'll Ask Congress Soon for Construction Funds NEW YORK (INS) | —President Eisenhower an- ossi ornadoes Fai nounced today that the fo — tat rite Conference Soon; Set| United. States will build an by ried Paris as Site atomic powered merchant Southern Michigan ship to cruise the world From AP and UP Dispaches get te Ale oe ot stat tine geen nae ap for A giant storm front which Western Big Three foreign mankind when turned to raked the nation’s midsec- ininisiers will meet in Farle {Peaceful uses. — tion with lethal tornadoes May 8 “to discuss concrete The nuclear-propelled d thunderstorms, causin plans for holding a four- craft, Eisenhower said, will ori t 11 deaths eccuae power conference with the paggelln its hinge pi rr Pa poi wets orca Soviet government.” trath of car enertion that Michigan. The State Department in we seek only a just and last- Although the storm’s announcing this today said ing peace.” : the United States, Britain He said he will shortly send strength to be ebb- Congress a request for funds to —_ sees travel “scores of thousands possible.’ fig ot . The brief announcement did not| NEHRU AND MENON CONFER—Indian Prime AP Wirephete | miles’ — more than around the say at what level it hoped the/ Minister Jawaharlal Nehru tucks chin in hand as he| meeting took place yesterday with Red China's | world—without refueling. meeting with Russia could be held./ confers with V. K. Krishna Menon of the Indian| Premier Chou Enai telling delegates his nation was Secre-| delegation during session of the 29-nation Asian-| willing to talk with the U. S. about relaxing Far et how much the will cost tary of State Dulles have said iM) arican conference at Bandung, Indonesia. Final | East tensions. — . | or a one uaeaca. aon (SETIKE Violence Stas Fane wae = WEEDS Dixie Reds May Use Captives} i aeims pen tx te sip for Bargaining Purposes. |\ew ver cating tor anproval ot z : d : : ! | = they a. | BANDUNG, Indonesia (UP) —Communist China today | **-® vital_part_of- Se In talking t6 newsmen at a diplo-| Telephone Cables Cut, rejected the American terms for a conference on the ce econamy om matic reteption on Saturday, Bul- Rail Bridge Burned as Formosan crisis and there were strong suggestions| He warned that failure to enact l a hppa Rett pring le Walkouts Continue Peiping might = 11 imprisoned American fliers as a| the Program Seatac teas up to Eisenhower and Eden to set | _ | bargaining poin “ a date. ATLANTA @—A_new wave of} Peiping radio announced the rejection and said the Rack to eur gaol page iver pin, Preparation for the May 4. |cable cutting “sind the knocking | J. S. State Department's answer to Premier Chow Bn-lai’s | peace.” | and-French technical experts will |Ut of a railroad bridge by fire’ bid to sit down and discuss Formosa “put forward a series} The Nautilus is the only meet in London Wednesday to make | Were reported &s regional tel-| o¢ yp prerequisites for such negotiations.” atemie ship now in operation, testo be diceuned ty the foreign | “ree, er Gd day today.) Cw Broomfield |tictpation ot Chiang Kal-| tho same geacral pe. ‘TM The climaxed a week- ays roo shek, the call for an et ae ee Oe = ; : - s 7 : = i ‘ . : Homes W Feel A-Blast oe <= oe ee OY ee ot a taau| Dill to Abolish immediate cease-fire in the| fleas asus stul ene'in the draw | ; 3 gov-| three gwernore wo settle the| MTA Not Doomed tns-beard stage. , of three to settle the diate release of “All Ameri-| the sident Reports that his bill to abolish}can spies” and the accept- atomic merchant ship, as is true of Fs c . | ™ Ps Big Four conference with West In Omorfrow S | eS . = : the Michi ike Authori his atoms-for-peace plan and the linas with hailstones up to twoi|dtl EFVIEIVIEVIY 2» Li i neuer and repeesentatives of other | The slashing of cables in Mo- | win 5 aga sas Highway | ace of a United Nations) ont offer to share information SURVIVAL CITY, Nev. (®—Final touches were put on : , C., and four inches in diameter | tnis tiny town today as more than 5,200 persons prepared | the United Kingdom and the | Southern Bell Telephone Co. cus |S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak). proposal on’ the Formosan | country will not be bound by *s most A dispatch last Friday said a ggpleeent hy] peas Sires ypolevirenc gee eee sald, “have, consistently given | Svoveral bears, | alerity ofthe committe, includ | | But at the same time, Prime} is scar fo recs, be 54 Doomsday Drive, the avenue only 4,700 feet away—6 to 10| negotiation the just and peace- | A Léuis-| (R-Jackson), were against report- |tan said he thought Red: China ————— | blocks in most towns—from tomorrow’s atomic blast} ful settlement of questions which —— reaming aaa ing the bill for Senate considera} might release the 11 imprisoned | Pared text, but spoke with 7 ~ might Calera, “. tion. u oe of enduring peace. we ty eee Ye ie. Broomfield arranged the 1, . largest ; i ink | “Moved same to - Kirch-| public hearing ever held at the | sincerity to negotiate the Formosa with all such cold war crises. tonations unleashed at Law Voids Opinions three ee cca, call cet ner, L&N division eriaia. superintendent, | capitol last Wednesday when nearly ; ‘ant Pinanc; estimated damage at $150,000 and | }'599 sera par | age ps | the wallop of 40,000 tons of OM Project Financing, | ore lan tor ticing egy shes ae ary fo2 tin Michigan TNT—will be used for a Va-| «ba has been signed into lew | goverment ts. | 1 ! i 2 i ; vent isan wr | a4 tent comen mt | Formosa Talks Nichole’ Chou to release the prisoners in Nichols mi lated to sticks “of see Send pieiring peng are re e—— R T ® to an at . “I don’t see how. : t | ached fo 0m LAN ite ot Tne | ac, Sat oun bow they ome oe esume 10n i: [ : tL $578 Hf ha gs 3 iH ae at H A i | ths HE gE U. S. Delegates, Chiang Discussing Situation in Troubled Area B ul fs dication the Communists “Tf the Senate is given a chance to vote on the matter I'm quite certain the authority will either be dissolved or many powers taken from it.” i Hl i ‘ ' Be i in z i i F 7 i i entirety. replacing sidewalks removed for aration for the ministers’ discus-| Will Tour Detroit i : i r B § ‘ i : ES B g i g & z 4 il ti i td 7 Ul fl : ai i Ike Picks G. D. Maudlin | Piisie Minister P. Pibulsonggram | Benson Off to Dust Bowl Netienstiat aecialy te for Royal Oak Post Office i rf aL Lis t i i zg } i Fi i 1 i t i i fl f f 38 ‘ i E 3 : iit gee ; i ; j rl fi é: i ! i i | ge , i ts u uy 5 i il f master of Royal Oak, Mich. Saturday, : i i 5 g i F H g F } I . d / ! ! | ; | f rogress Summed Up in aw fi] o Q ;™ , © “> v0 AP Annual Report |= ===> ‘Township; Kennet, Lyle Ba- | NEW YORK ®—The of the can be accomplished - met this challenge in the 12 months} due in measure to tainable. ‘But your Board of Di-. Your directors deem it highly | menaced islands, SOPs, 08, of Ainnoees SS itions [reatirs of tre Aupactated Prony. bot tatilination of ccompetent. ‘stalt The news report was hetter than| tons Guat hed cher supplies made in recent years, eS - wie a Semee E. Duart 2r.,%, of Witew NTTne Associated Press wett or: and adequate resources, Only | ever. The scope and depth of COV.) 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Its end placed this little ad dis. 4|Tegionally and nationally, but who| Radford and Robertson will dine | Caw of Falls. for an adequate share of popular ay chamber; the “off. | Ptoduct is the news of what hap- covered, had no dramatic opportunities for | with Chiang again tonight and it to his Se Senet See y pring wd hearings, . the | Céllence of that product, and the statrense, $10, PR 5-6500. SS They | discussed further after emn obligation to provi Sebceme Goart ten on school ee ee ree continue to win our appreciation On this conversation edietiie te leadership in- | 22 Associated Press to contribute used articles a your a ecg observe ertson depart for home cluding the resignation of Ruselan | me, news Ne gathers to the grest|] inexpensive want ad to- || recognized for outstanding cooper | Cres'scmener, mare | tation, of us draw. When we serve that day! Loe ation Additionally, the general The idea that the visit perienced writers played an im-| the Deatos Paes. ba we To Place Your Want Ad || tisuing and consistent growth ot| arg American abendommnere portant part in the dominance of! trom allegiance to that principle; DIAL FE 2-8181 broadcaster members’ participa-|Quemoy and Matsu Associated Press coverage. all of ws Ieve whan wo fall to mest ~ Just ask for the (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) | ground. - There were many other stories demands, — ; ANT EPT, Farewell Dance. ee , 0g on which AP coverage was out- | Pertection in universal applica- WANT ADDR | wt eine, nah, nite, Care| Soomy yestenday were: winaits aay 14,10, | standing, and copestediy 4 wae | tion of this principle may be upob- . ssenceenn! Portions less 20 today, a js Re ee iy 7 > Eee, ¥ a: > ae if . oe : = a ’ 4 s - a c a oo pads “Arrest ‘in. Puerto Rico ’ Halts Man Wanted for Killing 3 in Brooklyn SAN JUAN, P, R, @—A 40-year- old man was arrested yest Grancitano, her husband Peter, 40, and ther son Peter Jr. Police quoted him as saying Mrs. ‘Grancitano had killed the other two before he entered the couple's Brooklyn apartment, Gonzales said he killed Mrs. Grancitano after she went at him with a knife, pane ee * 2° *@ ‘The three bodies were discov- Police said Gonzales arrived in ‘Puerto Rico April 19, the day the slaying was discovered. He was held without bond. Salk Polio Shots Hailed as Safer Than Expected DETROIT # — Dr. F. S. Leeder of the State Health Department been inoculated “‘without a single case of unfavorable reaction.” “We always expect a high per- ‘entage of reaction,” he said, “but with the Salk vaccine there was not, even local tenderness of the areg around the vaccination. We are not only surprised, we're de- lighted.’* Inoculation programs for first and “second graders tn Wayne- County’ areas outside Detroit were scheduled to begin today. Other counties planning to start inoculations today are Bay, Ma- comb, Saginaw, Ingham, Jackson, Calhoun, Kalamazoo, Hillsdale, Lenawee, Monroe. Branch and St ~ Joseph: Kent County plans to begin in- oculations tomorrow. Cindy Goes Home From City Hospital Cindy Lynn Montgomery, who spent her fourth birthday in the a Pojice said°she by a 12 ow went home yesterday. ° ‘The tot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charies E. Montgomery, of 575 E, Mansfield Ave., was re- leased by Pontiac General Hos- pital authorities at 3:30 p.m. She was on the critical list for nine days after being struck on the head and body with a nail- studded board April 12 She suf- fered puncture wounds to the head, back and abdomen, The boy is currently being held __at the Oakland County Juvenile Home pending psychiatric tests. Woman, Missing 5 Days, Is Found Dead in Home Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Margaret Voris, 59, of 2642 W. Ken- nett Rd., were pending today at the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. Missing since April 20, accord- ing to Pontiac Police, she was dis- covered in her. apartment Sunday afternoon dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. Dr. L. C. Prevette, deputy coroner pronounced the death a suicide. School Breakin Reported 500 Bicycle — License Tags Issued in City dinarlly the tags are at the Police Department. “We urge every bike owner,” said Haskill, “to obtain a license plate in case the bike is stolen. It's almost impossible for police to recover a bicycle without the visited May 5. Droocing Conliases for Drowning Victim Dragging continued today for the body of 20-year-old Seaman Robert Hunt's body was recovered about an. hour after the mishap by Addi- son Township volunteer firemen. The firemen continued dragging all day Friday and Saturday. Efforts to spot the body from an airplane flying overhead and repeated at- tempts by a diver also were un- successful. - Oakland County Sheriff's depart- ament said at noon today that drag- ging would continue this afternoon, but that the divers had returned to Detroit, Give Polio Shot to Young Ike, His Classmates FT. LEAVENWORTH Kan. (UP) —David Eisenhower, 7, the Presi- dent's grandson, gets his first shot of the new Salk polio vaccine to- day. The boy was scheduled to line up with other members of his first- grade class at the U.S. Army: hos- pital: dispensary here at noon. His famous grandfather last week gave his personal congratulations to Dr. Jonas Salk, developer of the vaccine. David's father, Maj. John Eisen- hower, is a student at the Com- mand and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth. David's two sisters, Barbara, 5, and Susan, 3, have not yet re- ceived their anti-polio shots. Bar- bara attends kindergarten here. Maj. Henry Robertus Jr., Ft. Leavenworth Public Information Officer, said their mother has re- quested that the girls be given shots as soon as there is enough vaccine available for their age groups. Houses Will Feel Impact of A-Bomb Pontiac Police today were in- | vestigating a breakin of the Jeffer- | son Junior High School which was , ransacked over the weekend. Po- : lice, who said entry was gained — by breaking a window, added that nothing had been determined _ Missing. The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Cloudy and ceeler tonight, tow near 45. Partly elaedy and cesl temerrow, high near «6, Northeast te nerth winds rnc bere te 15-20 miles tonight. Teday in Pentia od. e Lowest temperature preceding 8 8m. | Wind velocity 2 mph. | it. At @ am: Direction; Nort : 7m Sun rises Tuesday at 5:34 @.m. Moon rises Tuesday at 8:53 a.m. Moon sets Monday -ta 11:33 p.m. Bandar, in ® im Ponti {As recorded downtown) temperature. . ces Lowest temperature. . coegeees see temperature ge lacseaces os: eather—Rain, ce " One Year See = wenties 26 in 1997 funtog's Temperatare Cir mi Creek 55 46 Milwaukee “” jean: 69 47 45 “4 a (Continued From Page One) nequing are sitting in living rooms, standing near windows or lying in bed. Some are taking refuge in basement shelters. Many homes contain complete food stocks. The military phase will include placement at 3,100 yards of 55 tanks bearing 228 soldiers and at least 15 newsmen; 2,332 men in trenches at 3.500 yards; and 240 ;Men in armored personnel car- riers at 3,900 yards. Thirteen spe- | cial volunteers will crouch in fox- | holes at 2,600 yards. @ * ® Civik defense workers, including three to five women, will take oth- er trench positions at 3,500 yards. Graves says the fireball tomor- | row will be 1,000 feet in diameter, roughly three times as long as a footbal] field. Only one test, the ‘final shot of the 1953 series— a 50-kiloton whop- per—is rated larger among con- tinental explosions, And Graves did not rule out the possibility to- morrow's shot might be as large. Avon Supervisor Heads *!County Assessing Body The. Oakland County Assn. of Assessing Officers has elected Avon 4Township Supervisor Cyril E. Mil- ‘ler president for the .next year. | -Other officers named were Leon- = |ard ‘Watchowski, of Lathrup Vil- lage, vice president; Theodore 4s Koélla Jr., of Sylvan Lake, treas- urer; Donald Melchert, of Claw- [Pontiac Deaths iG Nf iff H a poe A f ! ny CERUIITaE Hndetar Coorg: Lahes'dhaans i uahia, for ow Yak Central Park, of Danish fairy tale author Hans Christian Andersen Mrs. Ann F. Clark Mrs, Ann F. Clark, 67, of 196% South Parke Street, died at her —. this morning after a year’s ” (ecchaseiiins are being made by the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home to have her taken to Good- win’s Funeral Home at Cadiz, Ky., where service will be held, with burial in the East End Cemetery at Cadiz. Mrs. Clark was born Oct. 4, 1887, the daughter of Robert and Ellen Cameron Cunningham, in Trigg County, Ky. She came —to Pontiac 12 years ago from Cadiz, marrying William C. Clark, who survives her, on Oct. 30, 1943, Surviving besides her husband are four daughters, Mrs. Annie Wallace, Canton, Ky., Mrs, Elsie Doris Yeager of Ham- mond, Ind.; a son, Rex Cunning- ham of Florida; one sister, Mrs. Rosie Crisp, Greenville, Ky.; nine grandchildren and four great James A. Van Epps Service will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday from the Donelson- Johns Funeral Home for James A. Van Epps, 83, who died in a Pon- tiac hospital Saturday evening. The Rev. Paul R. Havens of the First Methodist ‘Church will offi- ciate and burial will be in Lake- side Cemetery, Holly. Mr. Van Epps, who had made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Clyde E. DeMond of 1801 Ward Rd., had lived in Pontiac the past 32 years. Born Nov. 12, 1871, in North- ville, he was the son of James A. and Mary Ann Walters Van Epps. "A lifetime resident of Oakland County, Mr. Van Epps had been a| farmer, coming to Pontiac from Walled Lake. He is survived by Mrs. DeMond and one brother, William Van Epps of Pontiac. , E. G. Olivarri, Sr. Word has been received here of the death, Saturday, of Edward (E. G.) Olivarri Sr., Pontiac resi- dent during the summer months. Mr. Olivarri, whose winter home is San Antonio, Texas,..was_ ill for one month, His Pontiac survivors include | Lita O. Kern, his daughter; Paul A. Kern Jr., grandson, and four great-grandchildren. A son, E. G. Olivarri Jr., also survives in San Antonio. Service and burial are scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday, in San Antonio. Margaret Ann Talbot Service for Margaret Ann Talbot, 5, who died Saturday morning in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, — be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday from St. Michael Catholic Church. The Rev. Michael J,.O’Reilly will officiate and burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Mar- garet will be at the Voorhees Siple Funeral Home until time for serv- ice. ii looking at the “ugly duckling” of his story. Warning Issued Against ‘Real Estate | Firm Claims HIE Hi -sTTHELef itil Water Assessment Payable in Sylvan Sylvan Lake property owners may now pay their special assess- ments for the city’s new water system at the city treasurer’s at fice, City Manager Ernest * L.1 Ethier said today. Property owners also have the option of paying the assess- ment over a 15-year period, Ethier sald. Those who choose to do so, however, will pay a five per cent interest fee. offi- | are -payable through the end of this week without penalty. A 10 per cent penalty will be charged after May 1. Beginning at 7 a.m. next. Mon- day, the city’s annual spring pickup of brush, rubbish and refuse will be held. o——_ Man Treated for Cuts After Wreck Saturday Lowell R. Williams, 26, of Wa- terford Township, was treated at Hospital for face cuts after his car collided with Body of Jazz Trumpeter Will Be Cremated Today muted trumpet solos with the orig- inal Paul Whiteman Band made jazz history, will be cremated to- day. - Ethier — also. reminded- Sylvan} the | Lake. residents sewer service bills | _, ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 45. 5 joss A tc |The Day in Birmingham Eton Road Butter: ‘Strip 'Up tor Hearing Tonight ot “ariete eight grandchildren | s newspaper member and where our a three-newspaper city. It is less than ten years since the to the membership is the fact that the expansion of the organization's operations is based faithfully on the principles of mu- tuality and cooperation. pay all the césts of delivering the service and also share fairly in the expense of worldwide col- lection. Benefits do not end here. McKelway, Washington icle; Robert B. Choate, Boston Herald and Boston Sunday Her- ald; James M. North Jr., Fort Worth Star Telegram; Harry F. Byrd Jr., Winchseter (Va.) Eve- ning Star; James M. Cex Jr., Day- ton (Ohio) Daily News; Mark Ethridge; Louisville Courier-Jour- nal; Dolph Simons, Lawrence gr ont Journal-World; Raymond L. Spangler, Redwood City. (Calif.) Tribune; John R. Reitmeyer, Hart- ford (Conn.) Courant; Richard W. iofms, | Clarke, New York Daily News and *| Sunday News; W. H. Cowles, Spo- kane n-Review; Nathan- Harold A. Fitzgerald, Pontiac Press; Bernard H. Ridder Jr., Du- luth News Tribune. Jury Club Participated Friday. The club’s name was ac- cidentally omitted from the list of workers in Saturday's Pontiac jel R. Howard, Cleveland News; | Prison . Jury Club members participated | Percy Thomas, whose| in the Cancer Society Tag Day last Pontice Couple Jailed — BIRMINGHAM — Seven public Service ‘will be held at 2 pm | lilt leeds ; r st Four Pontiac Men Given Jail Terms The little girl was a kindergar- ten student at Hawthorne School. Born Sept. 20, 1949, the daughter of John J, and Florence L. Me- ‘Donough Talbot, she lived with her parents at 2290 Ostrum St. — Surviving besides her parents are two sisters, Linda M. — ine = and one brother, A., all at home. GOC Meets Tusadany A general meeting for personnel of the Pontiac Grourid Observer Corps unit will be held at 7:30 p.m, | in the committee 58 Wayne . room, 5th floor +: a ee Office MON., TUES. WED, a STARTING 1:00 P.M. ON MONDAY . 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' Sieth Dose, 29 Ayo 4 lnvael “Bonanzagram” isa an exciting new puzzle in which the Pontiac ai ca ee Pras offers both fun and a $100 cash prize. BUT before you The a —_ sn try your hand at “Bonanzagram” be sure and read the rules at the — suitor of the nurse bottom of this page. Solution will appear in the Press May 6. oe — caged oF ' " avam wa @ | HIT THE GAME AREA oa) alae le Claim Check Bonanzagram No. 8 | ‘sncistcousty or came sx, po wi, Below is a duplicate of the “Bonanza- Edward £. Johnston, sales manager for " Effective filtration and draws @-a-S-y a we Through answers to several qués- gram” entry you send in to contest the Underwood Nurseries, left his office a a 5 . tions, however, the man was able - early one Wednesday afternoon in — . US oa tee to clear himself to the satisfaction headquarters. It is ESSENTIAL that you April for a visit to the company’s ex- ’ Sil Cerence one |~ spatn, Ban his alibi fill it in and save it until the correct perimental herb laboratory in the QUARRY, BUT INVARIABLY THE DIVER | The man who killed the attrac- COMES UP WITH THE TARGGT. Sinn to “Bietsaccen” No. @ Is nearby countryside. He left with his tudes) tay toe gam, {VE UrSe by striking her on the someon i secretary, Miss M. Spence, a towering ao x, rasa tipi published Friday, May 6. Unless you pile of unfinished work, some of it . ion key. Smith was killed out-| fire to the bed on which she lay. _ do so, you will be unable to collect the personal. Arriving at work the follow: Accuser Fails right. "Wolf's statement said the! A medical examiaation showed she ize if you should send in a winning ing morning, he found a note on his , | motive was love for Mrs. Smith ets Se eee bs 5 desk, apparently tear-stained in the a and $21,000 insurance on Smith. ‘on _— bcp a had solution. Check the rules below for writing, so that some of the letters were t J lt W d Wolf, 45, and Mrs. Smith were|a date Friday night and that they further details. illegible. Without Mr. Johnston's knowl- 0 0 | OW arrested within 24 hours after the | both returned to her apartment. edge of the business, can you figure eo | Yesterday poljce questioned! He was quoted as saying that out, as he did, what Miss Spence in- Wife of Slain Attorney | marlin, whom Wolf had mentioned | Miss Dose patna into a robe and tended to convey in her message? Calm as Man Names —— the — a had coffee with him before he left Her in Murder Plot 12 years and that two weeks ago she had tried to enlist his aid in peewee wwmwnwreer ewer eer ecersrrrrrrer2e eee" 2 =| PORTLAND, Ore. #—Mrs. Mar-|a plot to kill her husband. Marlin | oll atc ‘ »| Jorie Smith “didn’t bat an eye’’|said she told him she had made | . § ’ ee ee ee ee rece aoc me canted ae : 5 leteee | 0 pemempanas sens pr cemetery pee ih ger ome cece a, cee vamme Ol band. Smith but that she needed some-|] @ $ ‘ ! ungia | t was the ice de- to drive the car. ® Serv | 7 SEE Y _FAMRATION FiL__ FOR |, | MEMO SEE 5 _SRMNATION § Fil_, FOR acre the meting Yesery = = Marin said she fre nenity spate adler. 50 Fast ice ee Lo oy feed : IGNATION ie IGNATION Pt} tween Mrs. and Thomas A. | in manner - | ' VO__FD ae OFFICE HAS ‘a | VOmFD FS OFFICE WAS ) | Marlin, her accuser. not take her seriously. e Cleaned °No Appoinmtnet get the Tinest — ’ SER, HE LST OFM, UnrmaneD i SER, THE ST OF M__ UNFINISHED Hi | The sS-year-old mother of two| Police speculated on the basis RY Ail You bay 100-"No ex. «9 Sus) CAN BE yon = f unasven « BE ven ME # 0] gree aairder in the bomb — for the slaying open big changed Expansion NECESSA from "hunaeds of fr the latest a} STER WHO N | WHO NG H | here last Thursday of her husband, | and the bombing it upon. o 9c ve frames women 4 YOUNS fs — ile — ake eae Patiae eticesd Watch ‘Bands © Your Prescription 14. children. 1] THE ALL L_ PLANNING FOR NEW}, | THE _ ALL 1 PLANNING FOR NEW |/1 _. Texas Hard Hit er iba. en | SATISFACTION af ORK OPENING CHECK EARLY WITH [yi] ORK OPENING CHECK EARLY WITH ]!1/ ‘Throughout long hours of ques- jm ae $ Filled Accurately GUARANTEED! jf aclCE PRESIDENTS WL_E ABOUT PLANS [1] ICE PRESIDENTS WL_E ABOUT PLans |/ #| Honing ee gece dvoag 7c] load Gs went Tose Os i Ser weds Specistt’ ™ 95 | sy] FOR GET TOGETHER AT _OTEL |! FOR GET TOGETHER AT _OTEL fj! | confession of Victor L. Wolf, a|shape now than at any time in | : ‘ a 1 1| Portland electrician, that he and| history,” John White, state agri- oe TOMORROW WITH LUNCH OF _OCAL Fi || Mrs. Smith plotted the slaying. ig gear mre ris DEALERS WHO DEALERS WHO H*| Wolf said he hooked up a dyna- ons in | Georges-Newpo ss ERS ne | a = MALE oF ST Ht! mite charge in Smith’s car that t area are worse than in jewelry Dept. RECORDS QO. THIS YEARS SA_LES |, RECORDS O__ THIS YEARS SA__ES [) t| went off when Smith turned the! the “dust bowl” era of the ‘30s. = ___ "I wnt Be In 900 FRIDAY To },] WiLL BE IN __900 FRIDAY To [I | | z " ) ee. eee eee oe z | a ’ | | ta t . s ’ & . , | 1 ' | : Name — 1 7 » mee a?) Uae” ee : Rea : ‘ : : ; +} IMPO Ty fet SE cans / FROM ALL THE REST! | - 8 | RTANT: ' Address. ....cccecccccccccer 8 e ‘ Save This Claim Check ‘ City......... Phone. .... os ) . | f i Check here if would like the . | ntil Solution Is P ished! 1 O you , L M Until Solution ts Publ | 'Prera delivered to your home! Much more flavor_and Light and Mild Solve the “Bonanzagram” by filling in all. : the missing letters, as indicated by the E underscores, in the message. Insert only | one letter above each underscore. Many | clues to the missing letters are hidden in the story, or anecdote, accompanying the message. Clues may also be found in the message itself, and, in a few cases, the contestant’s general knowledge should provide the correct letter. The contestant will note that the message is unpunctu- 7 Bonaxcagran' ated. Punctuation as ‘sell as words must be correct for a winning solution. ‘When properly tilled in, the “Bonanza- gram” will spell out a clear message that will.coniorm in every way with the clues. In many cases it will seem that more than one word would be the correct one. That's part of the fun! You should weigh the clues and select the BEST possible word tn each case. How to Submit Entries 1. Alter solution {s completed, “Bonanza- gram” should be clipped and pasted to @ two-cent postcard with your name and address. 2 Entries will be received at the Pontiac Press office, 48 W. Huron St. until 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 3. Mail entries must be postmarked before midnight Tuesday, May. 3 for Bonanzagram No. 8. Address “Bonanzagram, % Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Mich. The entrant must work out and keep duplicate solution as «@ ciacim check. When the solution is published in the Press, he should compare his “claim check” with the published solution, and, tf his claim check is identical, he should eal] in person with his claim check ot the Press office, 48 W. Huron St, before § p. mon the Monday following publica- 1. Anyone is eligible tor the “Bonanza- gram” contest except employes o: the Press and members of thelr immediate families. (Immediate family means all those living tn an employe's household.) 2. No question as to winners will be an- swered by phone. 9 ths Ren v0 eves we oe to the winner of each weekly “Bonenze- gram.” ff more thon one winning answer fe received. the orize will be divided equally among the winners Hf no correct grog fe ehh will be added 3 Entries may be mailed tn envelope but contestant’s full aame and number of puzzie must be printed in upper left cor- aer of address side of envelope. 4 Copies of the Press need not be pur~ chased to enter. Facsimiles made by hand and corresponding as closely as possible to the original “Bonanzagram™ printed in the Press will be accepted but are limited - one to a family. Mimeograph, duplicator er other unofficial mechanical reproduc- tion is forbidden. How to Collect the Prize tion of the solution. It a winner cannot call at the Press oltice in person, he should mail his his solution to “Bonanzagram Editor.” ak a this letter must be not later than § p. m. the Monday after publication of the answer. Correct answers are void unless the con- testant reports his claim by the decdlines listed here. - About Eligibility, Information, Ete. 4 Only one winning entry from a family will be eligible for the prize, but there is no Himit on number of entries. S. The Press retains the right to correct . typographical errors. 6. fudges’ decision will be final and con- testant's submission of entries indicates acceptance of these rules 7. No lability is accepted for entries that tail to reach us. 8. The Press reserves the right to an rules and/er discontinue the contest at its et . ‘ re 5 er . an 2 ‘ § ] f vee i we Bre a SuiMier sl Cee eeeee eer ce 6 SMe ere eet one recer we toe ? ; ; | ‘ | @Leceeve & Mrms Tomece Cn ea ot Highest quality tobacces — low nicotine SMOKERS EVERY WHERE i ie a a he lie, eae aap pn cate ag ie Maes eo ee i ig oa ROME alg Hora 2 Air Force Worried About Auto Crashes Nighttime Visibility Cut by Tinted Windshields ~ (twins, yesterday. Behind it) ‘| broader projects. In Mexico City, Other communities attempt for example; the Crippled Chil- dren's Hospital is the chief Armco projeet. By collecting money through fund-raising projects all year (it isnot considered quite cricket to donate money—instead the money should be worked for), the hospital was presented on the big day with 25 sheets, 78 bath towels, and 234 articles of clothing. In Johannesburg, iadigersligerd ers built a swimming pool t dren’s school; but in Tokyo, the Armeo crusaders preferred to care for old people, installing a phono- graph and record collection large enough to satisfy the needs of some 600 residents of a home for the aged. year for a deaf and dumb a a smidgin of good sense realizes 4 that the old clinches are true. Giving is more satisfying than receiving. — = a are, the happier. Therefore, it stands to reason that Operation Kindness should lend itself to more intra-corpora- tion contentment than such other traditional big business enterpirses as: The semi-monthly pep letter, posted on the bulletin board; the races and tables for the ladies; the inter-office bowling and soft- ball leagues, or the frolicksome, free-loading institution called the “all office Christmas party.” pattern its personne! after. Sam Benson Says: Ladies! Here Are Some Real Buys for Tonight and Tuesday Only! -DRESSES 1 DELRIB | | 2 rocraL | scramble os 3 ERSOH few as possi- 4 anots | | be joer] | 5 cworo O swer appears 6 FOHO under orrow, reading 7 ANOB downward. 8 UEDIG | © 1955 4-25 9 LISPL J What's My Line, Inc. 10 RETLAH 11 TEGA Serontan’s 12 IEDR Lj} Answer: veSsel, hUll, tuBe, atoMic, rAnge, toRpedo, engine, conNing, towEr, Sight. - 96.4 Per Cent of Farms in Nebraska Are Wired OMAHA, Neb. - (UP)—Nebraska tricity, and they don't mind pay- ing for it. Get Airborne Greeting LOS ANGELES @—An airplane | flew over a birthday party for Sam jand Phil Rosenberg, 42-year-old farmers are active users of elec- | 7 1 RACK OF Reg. $5.95 to $10.95 "2 Off 20 S. Perry St. eS Repairing an Your Watch and Precious Jewelry annual spring outing featuring sack | But of course, not every com- | pany has a pin-stripped angel to | Rural Electrification Administra- | | j tion records show that 96.4 per| | of the farms in Nebraska re-| ~ You want prompt, expert repair service for your watch or precious jewelry. Service that will be entirely satisfactory when the item is returned to you... THIS IS THE SERVICE when promised. WE STRIVE TO GIVE Bring Your Work to Us. MR. PHIL ORENCIA . « - Manager Repair Department TEL-HURON SHOPPING Complete With All Chest and Roto Dolly SAME AS CASH! 121 N. Saginaw St. — Open” ‘Monday and Friday Nights Until 9 P.M i ROTO- MATIC 1955 SWIVEL TOP CLEANER RATED NO. 1 BEST BUY The Ideal Gift for Mother's Day 95 Complete as Illustrated EASY TERMS $19.95 Storege Chest $7.50 Roll Easy Dolly $27.50 Value YOURS FREE! Attachments— 90 DAYS WAYNE GABERT Your Electrical Appliance Specialist FE 5-6189 Tremendous SALE of @ Regular _ $287 Value GENERAL @ ELECTRIC ‘SPACE MAKER REFRIGERATOR © New Adjustable and Removable Door Shelves © Full-width Freezer = @ Stacking Vegetable Drawers. © 2 Redi-Cube ice Trays, 1 Plastic. Grid ice Tray @ Full-width Chiller Tray e 3 Full-width Shelves (2 aluminum plus covers) More than 3,500,000 G-E Refrigerators * in ae) b0 pais or nga 24 95 Only - $25 Down : = le ~ -—~ — Electric Water Heater 119% =" 52-Gallon GE Water Heater gives you all the hot water you need for every household use. Special rates on Detroit Edison Lines. Ample Free Parking vo Eosy Credit Terms Reg. $269.95 wnt $199" With Trade-in YEARS OF SERVICE THOMAS FURNITURE CO. 361 South Saginaw Street 4 cone a tithe OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 @ BIG MASTER OVEN @ MODERN PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS ¢ HIGH SPEED CALROD SURFACE UNITS *20 © AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER | © BIG ROOMY STORAGE DRAWERS faa} " i / t He ‘ sulted in a 1954 deficit of $399,000,000. ~ Postmaster General SUMMERFIELD “estimates the postal deficit for fiscal 1955 at $313,000,000. This would sky- rocket if the pay boost just voted postal workers escapes a veto. . The Press long has believed that our postal service should be __ operated on a business like basis. In short, we think those who use ~~ use the service should pay for it and that the rates should be suf- ficient to defray the costs of all operations properly chargeable to the department. U.S. at Trade Fairs Something new has been added to our commercial life — U. S. participation in foreign trade fairs. : _ It was_last December at Bangkok that _ - the first U. S. exhibit was placed in a foreign trade fair. The geferal practice in this country has been for stores to _ send buyers to New York or Chicago ‘and for manufacturers to send sales- men around the country. — ‘ * * * But now in our Commerce Department there has been estab- lished an Office of International Trade Fairs, Its purpose is to encourage greater American par- ticipation in this form of merchandising so popular and effective in Europe. ’ For the first time the United States ~ {s officially represented at the trade fair in Milan, Italy, and before the year is out will have exhibits at some 40 similar ~ fairs on the Continent. * * * Outstanding among the fairs is that at Frankfurt, Germany, which has been operating for 600 years. Another famous example is the German Industrial Fair at Hannover where 3,735 firms from 12 countries will have exhibits. " Last year 1,200,000 businessmen at- tended this fair. Because of the large attendance and lack of sufficient room, the genera] public was excluded. The favorable reception given the U. S. exhibit at Milan suggests that dis- ' plays at other fairs will pay U. S. manu- facturers satisfying dividends. ~ Social Security Fund ‘Ample at Present Rates If you are among those who have | feared that our social security fund would prove inadequate, forget it. . : viet Wace Ghaceberele * cp a reich fn A communication from Pentiac’s long time _thampion globe trotter, W. Walter Smith, . was mailed in Egypt. He marvels at the re- markable growth and great development of cities in the many foreign countries he had previously visited in tours around the world and otherwise. “The camels on the streets of Cairo have been replaced with thousands of automobiles, many of them made in Pon- _tiac,” he writes. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are on. a tour of several of the Mediterranean coun- tries. The five leading League on Monday morning are: AB R FH Pet. KRaline, Det......ccccccvcsecces 38 » 19 See Nieman, Chil......ccsccocsceesse 2 66 43 Showren, N.Y... ...cccacevesveves “6 1 0 4% Carrasqual, CRi.....ceccscceeves 2 615) «(16 «(480 Pewee, MiG oso checcsecessces 4208 (16881 Nearly five tons of old vouchers and checks were recently removed from the storage vault under the Municipal Court Building, and City Auditor Marvin M. Alward says some of them date back to 1908. Not the first Oakland County man to hold the position of President of the Michigan State Fair Board of Managers is Harry Garling. a 5 This county has furnished more men in prominent places in the State Fair than any other among Michigan’s 83 counties. Con- gratulations, Harry: we know you'll do your best to make it a fair and not a carnival. Rushing the season is the garden of sweet _ Mrs. R. S. McKinley in Auburn Heights. It now ts over a foot high. Builders of the specially constructed home, Fred Poole and John Benson, surely did a good job, and it is one of the best attractions at the Pontiac Builders’ Show, although outside the show proper. Do not miss it. asparagus in the “Our Boy Scouts. surely were‘out to do sev- era] ‘good turns’ Saturday,” says David R. Ewalt, Director of Parks and Recreation, in speak- ing of their clean up work in Pontiac parks. I like the application of an old saying, as used by , Alva R. Musson, Executive Secretary of the Oakland County Tuberculosis Association: “And some day we hope to be able to say, ‘They all lived happily ever after.” Getting a lot of nationwide publicity are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baughman of Memphis, Tenn., aged 95 and 92, because they say, “You only are as young as you feel.” We're sure some couple who are read- ers of this column, and older than the Baughmans, can bring forth a similar re- mark. Nominations. are in order. Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. Bartlet Wager of Pontiac State Hospital Grounds; fifty-first wedding anniv j. Mr. and Fred 3: Feeple of Howell; golden wedding. ) . and Mrs, William E. Meiers ot teecbaatar rfirst wedding anniversary, - oq . «if batters in the American. Peiping If such a conference could bring forth an agreement not merely to approve the neutralization of Aus- tria but also—what is of infinitely greater importance—the new tion of Soviet Russia herself, the event would be a real step toward world peace. whether Austria agrees to keep out of any alliances of a military na- ture but whether Soviet Russia will take convincing steps to end her military threat against the West. It is the Soviet Union's refusal _to withdraw her armies of occu- pation from East Germany from the satellite states which has caused the Western allies to take counter-measures such as the es- tablishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, with its mili- tary bases and co-ordinated forces in being. and tile designs on the Western coun- tries, Having taken protective meas- ures, the Western allies today are moving in diplomacy.on the theory that an attack has been deterred and that Soviet Russia has been checkmated militarily and will begin, therefore, to play ball with the other members of the team which saved her from Hitler's murderous conquest. But is never imposed by force or the threat to use it. Gangsters remain gangsters no matter how many reprieves they get. Unfortunately in the free world, where materialism and the comforts of living have. bred a wishful-thinking philosophy — that . Soviet Russia will reform if a lot moral principles to. the winds and rely wholly on expedient policies. The of it all can Sym China be d and admitted E government trol of the main territory of For today it is-not-so important~ an ounce. . “FLINT RULING that State court ., t must be immediately evident ei wv ’ j % Baie gr os “a ben Be Ad ee ENG isi tias! (nc Pu ine: | ea) ee yo BA J | va THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955, .,/ | 4 plenty of money in our old age Voice of the,People tn Ne, 84 : ‘pension fund to pay beneficiaries . eer is ame 5: . : Poe . 7. ie for years to come, without any in- Concerned’ Complains About Children crease in pay roll deductions. x ¥ : pa p : 7 ee eres ae , Trespassing, Abusing Others’ Property Entered at Poxt Office, Pontine. Mich. as second class matter According to the Social Security wl will be when neces but year will be exactly might well be copied across the caneeempeang meenytimer een _ System’s board, the number of persons . Seta ae te came, Sumuary 1 cach yout. an, fi : “The Associated Press ts entitled exclu o the use drawing efits will rise from 6,900,000 $0 unless Netier te critical ts will always be on Sunday. Every tion of the people, Have faith in for wpouttication st si, Real negs Srimg @ thi seme Jast December to around 10,000,000 by. it month wil have 28 weekdays aad them and someday oor ty and — . do parents think it is county may ‘Tus Powme Pusss is elt by carrier 2 conta 1960 and 19,000,000 in 1980. = ae ae Pag cee The four quarters will be equal, who prey on little children. — pat Benefit payments thus will grow from around on other people’s property. each having 91 days. The first. Mother of s Little Girt tenaw Counties it is $12.00 Gating Bates 638,00 $5.4 billion in 1954 to $7.3 billion in —< — papers poms ah wae fog st a ‘les 7 year. All m are payable advance. jumping fighting on ; 5 ' ee Pontiae 1. 1960, $11.4 in 1970 and around $20 bil- saduat the ead ct the ‘Sm <. ; ? year, the day follow- 7s MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU oF cincutaTions ‘ion by the year 2000. This takes place af night as "6 December 30 -will. be known Mow to Ment Brients as World Day I noticed a girl reading some = Impressive as these figures are, U.S. well as in the daytime, If “|. will be a world holiday, and ‘kes upside down. She seemed to E MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1955 News & World Report shows they should peltely "ins take ) 3 The area behind the altar will be a window, looking out upon one of the. most startling scenes on the face of the earth. It will_ not be a very good place for an athe- ist. It may cause him, if he shows, to wonder whether some power be- yond the reach of man cut this incredible wound in the cheek of the earth or pasted the sun, moon and stars against the great dome of the sky. If you were confused by the er authority: . “The kiva for centuries has been an integral part of all Indian pueb- los,” the organization behind the building of the chapel writes. ‘It is the place of worship of the Hopi, one of the most interesting Indian groups in the United States. The |Hopi are agriculturists and the ‘only pueblo (Spanish for village) Indians in arizona. They live in 11 villages. All of these but one are on mesa tops on their reserva- tion, which is entirely surrounde1 by the reservation of the Navajos.” The kiva has come down from very ancient times, Its memory will be preserved in a chapel which could very well become one of the great attractions of the West, Certainly no place vf worship ever had such 2 head start. As someone wrote: “It were as though God had chosen this place for his eternal shrine . . . as a living symbol to man that adoration of and rev- erence to God are as one, if man is to find peace througa etern- ity.” Hoover Rips Gl Cooking WASHINGTON ® — The Hoover Commission says the meals served ‘at U.S. military bases wouldn't | meet the standards of a good res- itaurant. In a report on govern- ment buying and handling of food | and clothing, the commission said last night that the armed forces buy good quality food but fail to meet commercial standards in the way they prepare and serve it. |Ship Brings In Food = ST. JOHN’S, NFLD. «#—The word “Kiva I refer you to great-|_ Japs Ask to Meet Russia in London to End War Il TOKYO @—Japan told Russia today she is ready to meet with the Soviets in London for World War II peace talks. The statement was in a note from Japan's perma- nent observer at the United Na- tions to the Soviet United Nations delegates || “ure vesremacr ore The note said apan ee | Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wed. & Sat. to OUNSELL the site question is vetted. since! MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELL Moscow has said it was agreeable | 411, south Saginaw St. Above Oskiand Theater to London or Gerieva. No date wa | Phone FE 8-0456 proposed. 31° Holds For Mom, Dad or Grad! | 1a TAPEREDN TRAVELALITE a LUGGAGE SET — ing TAPERED CémE SETS SELLING al gio m luggage erowa T et | ri FEderal terday to Bell Island, where 12,000 ot fo tales OPEN TONIGHT "TIL 9 Extra Fancy RED RIPE selected (@ SNOW WHITE pure cane granulated ~ WATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAN Sugar Cured Hicko Cut from 12-16 Lb. Avg. Hams Ib. Full Shank Half Prices Effective thra Saturday, April 30th. We reserve the right te limit quantities, s i a i es a f i . f as t ‘ i ed f f \ \o T “nt, } if ‘ Ce e { i \ i : é f f A .* é ‘ yo é ee j R ifohs 8 f of . f } ; — i Oe | THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY, APRIL-25, 1955. > | —_ Hal Boyle Says: . Oye . . o | © "| Piete personel” through Ciassi-) Be smart! Rent that spare bed. oy sd , ; - fled! To fill a job, advertise in the |room through Classified ads and =. e_e- : . Want Adg and have a choice of|you've got steady income! Phone HAL BOYLE whom he bears a strong physical L'Amour, ‘who : has h ‘for «man’s - ; > o . NEW Y @—“People count | resemblance, Recently seit | cus Gaur ar cheat come ieee ae pet dla dB cat's meet codurahn ot pace. That le, why lost cides themselves to death in this life,” | magazine serial for $15, sat | writes, and says he can write any-| find the right girl. ; adults die. 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Pike St. FE 46-2878 “- 4 i She and carried a basket filled with : the same : | Robert Rood served as his broth- C er’s best man and seating the guests were Jere Donaldson and : was ring bearer : wall : = ; Open Evenings by Appointment “f Richard Wilton, Tommy Donaldson =a 5 Fert ey ~ PERMANENTS |) by Sanne Wade | oe sere Boe tae pr | Book Sa le 2 79 os , : . age rad ore = a _ SHOCK-FREE! $650 _ $50 _ $7 (50 | trea with separates, No fing | PRE Seemann, and the brie bl wraps and ties at waist groom's chose a gray . . No ironing worries—opens flat. Use con wit = eccessertes. a colorful : SS at es PS ere —_- Ni ] i 5! rf scraps. Both mothers-w ore «crsages of ° pees Magis Pattern 518: Small (10, 12); me-| Pink roses, carnatiois and hya- . Includi Williams Lake Rd. | 3 Contour Hair dium (14, 16); large cs, 20). Tis- | cinths. — ae RCHIGING TO ; transfer. te size. When couple ' ___Lindsy . 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This is the % MOST COMFORTABLE , eS Rony | cleaning combined with individual handling that | GREGG SHORTHAND | makes Ogg’s finer cleaning so much better . . . : : ee so completely satisfactory to you... at regular $ 4 9 5 e ach MACHINE SHORTHAND : FE 4-9593 cleaning prices, too! ‘ J ACCOUNTING | z ° e or 2 for $9.00 | TYPEWRITING Serving 4 Sl AND CARRY STORES ¥9 SERVE bieis ‘Ws the biggest bargain in summer furniture over made “ TT 7 and : Bi tonprathvsndy 4481 Highland Road 430 Orchard Lake Ave. a hand-made Chinese = tub <_< the baer ly te CALA UT ATOR 9 E. Pike Street only $4.95 or even less if you buy 2... re light in . : a - __ County 376: Auburn Avenue 27 weight, cool and comfortable . . . you can use them in or z _ ee os" || MONDAY, MAY 2. - . ~ oS sturdy and strong . . . mot harmed by the weather , . , Get : . yours tonight . . . easy to take home in your car. 2 Day, Half-Day, and Evening «® L (FTE Patio a e Va BRIDES! ~Gr- Gn ,¢ eee ue | fl. I Opening Soon .. . | wll + eee || Ceepcalittliul | : eae Wien. «> Maes gn HL.” ee Mees hasan dla a Offices and Plant, 379 E. Pike Street || --- everything for © (| shopping wo much |i}. Wilt @eichadl er Motus The Ad for Bulletin _ Phone FE 4-9593 “casual living . .. 24 W HURON | simpler. ..».WETERAN APPROVED. __—ij, } . py oy ; f : ‘ # > s : i 4 * * + #* ‘ x e « 3 i ; ; i : “ rs § i é Be Fine | eed ! Z : / See 2 4 ‘ : : ie ee i ee = ee s ea See bese: ‘sce Soe ee ees Se 3 1% : < ee eae qe as es bi] Bae : SS Se eee ee WS re oF | a , ee see Bsiias lis 5 t, = ’ f P | THE PONTIAC PRESS, fi ; ws MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 Deas uF farecto bas no awalen— you might ty a air net fit? Your head has probably | cut. ; + Neulife Sheers $165 ' | ford, Me. her nephew and niece, Mr. and Personal News of Interest in Pontiac Mrs. L. L. Kennedy of Ladd, Calif., formerly of Pontiac, is-visit- ing friends in the city for two months. She is making her head- quarters at the Spokane. drive home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shoup. * * Mr. and Mrs, Roy F. Cummins of Wagner street returned to their home Friday after spending the winter in Delray, des Mr. and Mrs. Neil N. Hilten. * * * Ruth Kimball returned to her) Motorway drive home last week after visiting four months at Guil- She was the guest of Mrs. Edgar C. Cartwright. The Cartwrights are parents of _a son, Lance Albert, born April 7. Mr. and: Mrs. G. C; Kimball of Ormond Beach, Fia., formerly ef Pontiac, are the infant's ° s * Mr. and Mrs. G. C.- VerWiebe of McEwen Grive have teturned | from a week’s vacation in New York City. Jean Hilton arid Jo Ann Valen-| tine have been accepted into the membership of ra Lambda Delta, scholastic honor fraternity for freshman women at Kalamazoo ' Huron street home after a three- | Several out-of-town guests at- tended the Friday evening mar- riage of Patricia Ann Rose and Charles T. Hoffman at Trinity Methodist Church of Keego Har- bor. | The bride is the daughter of the Percy L. Roses of Lakeside) drive and he is the son of the | Charles T. Hoffmans of Exmoor | road. Guests were Mr. and Mrs -| Harold Smith and daughters, | Joanne, of Mt. Pleasant. G. Roiland of Clearwater, Fia., and Petoskey. William E. Cashin Sr. of East ‘frequois read is the infant's great-grandfather and Mrs. Emory Gimbel of Clearwater, Fia., and Petoskey, is the great-grandmother. Mrs. Gimbel arrived at the Moreau home on East Iroquois month trip to South America. The couple visited their chree children and their families. They include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broach and children in Rubio, Venezuela; Mr. and ! Robert Savage and family at Quite, Equador; and Mr. and Mrs. dames Savage at Sao Paale, Brazil. The couple also visited mis-_ sionaries in Colombia, Peru and street has returned to her home | The parents are _ Students in the class of pharmacy at Ferris In stitute. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Curry of Norton avenue and W. Stuart Allan of Oxford, *) * »* Mr. and Mrs. John W. Spragg of East South boulevard announce the April 2 birth of a son, Charles Barbara Reynolds) of Square Lake road are the proud parents of a’son, Gary Keith, born April 2 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Deyo of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen of North = street. Sweaters Lined splurge sweaters. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Deyo (nee ia ae oe | College, Kalamazoo. road Sunday for a week's visit =— at St. Joseph Mercy | a oa Mrs, L, L. pastep sa Oucr: Seen is he G2 of Mrs. | before trayeling to Europe to en- = ; ; ; Legs Look ouelion, i lyn Dunlap of Delaware drive et mgnter av. joy a three month tour. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker of} © -~ . flew te Chicago over the week- | .24 Jo Ann is the daughter of * Clarkston and Mrs. Mary Spragg | end for a visit with Mrs. Dun- | the kK. B. Valentines of Clark. DF. and Mrs. H. H.’ Savage| Of LeGrande avenue, are the | fap’s brother and sister-in-law, | sion, recently returned-to their West 8randpar Sone eo. | paternal grandparents, and Mrs. U . 7 i raguay. The > a ide Transparent beavties 60 gouge, 15 denier... thet iE Beatrice Cartwright of Dover- | Karen and Elda Bea, of Port | *s 8 ¢ | Those csierela Hgetes steeseb to sue pecandl bag nib cow — | Foxeroft, Me., is the maternal —. a nee 4 = rm Marshal] Stuart was the name cashmere sweaters. now come : Lovely Spring shades in theese sizes... te ft leg grandmother. ee oo TS: chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M.| lined in shirtwaist silk for a light, | : t ; om e¢ 6 6: Myrtle Good and Mr. and Mrs. | . : , porloctly. Try @ poly... you'll love than! ; lJ Kunkl ad Gnlcic _ Allan nee Bonnie Curry) of Big|-but opaque, jacket look. Warmer ; Mrs. Jennie Hall of Green Joseph Kunkler a aughter, “Rapids for their son born April 20. and smoother ’- hanging are these | 5 after spending four months visit- = thers were Mr. and Mrs. M. ae From Our Juvenile Department GREATLY REDUCED COATS and DRESSES" Sizes 1 to 6x Neumorle woury suor 82 N. Saginaw 41 N. Saginew SENSATIONAL SALE REPEAYED by REQUEST 50%= NATIONALLY ADVERTISED OFF OUR PRICES Bane tee MEZZANINE Only $20 Waves 510 FE 2-0531 | 1 Piying insect | 18 Masculine ap- | 17 Girl's nick- ar.) 32 Suck together bed ing her son, Alfred B. Halil, and George Meldrum of San ee Calif. ' Mrs. Hall flew to California in- January with her daughter, Mrs. , Julia C. Davidson of Eastwood drive, who returned after a two week visit. During her visit Mrs, Her grandson, Raymond D. Leitch, is serving with the U. S. Navy on the ship. : ACROSS & Feathered flier Hall | ) watched the U. S. Shangri-la dock. L. Streeter of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Black and | daughters, Gracia and Judy, of Pert Huron and Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Clarence Hoffman of De- ” treit. : >. ¢ #* Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Moreau of Plymouth are announcing the April 21 birth of a son. Grandparents are My. and Mrs. Frank J. Moreau of East Iroquois road and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 9 Fiying memmail 12 Citrus fruit 13 Arrow poison 14 Winglike part pellation 19 Resilient 21 Whirl 23 Affirmative | 27 Preposition 29 Crechosiove- _— capital | 4 Ba | Kichan tool | 37 Higher in stature $7.50 Long or Short Hair FingerWaved ody PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 122 School St. FE 2-6039 and Friday Until 9 P. M. Open Monday SCC OCS ee eee eeeeHeetee eHeenewereeeevneeeeeee Our Famous Formfit Week Is On—Now! Peeseeeeeeeseeeveeeeeescteeseseeeeeeeeeeee oe ters have the perfect answers for every fig- ure type, every fashion need—in our complete selection of styles and sizes. Be sure to consult them during Formfit week —look and feel your best—daytime, play- time, gaytime—anytime! _ @ Life Bras from... .........$1.25 i © Life Girdles from......... $5.00 _® Life Foundations from. ....$10.95 © Skippies Foundations from. Girdles from...... $2.95 $5.95 * 1 Guests from Detroit and Plymouth -, Arnold. 27 8. John | girl Tuncheon. | attended the dance given by the : |'Western Whirlers Square Dance | Club at West Bloomfield Township Hall. “April Showers” was the theme used and Pete Lergen did the calling at the recent get-together. square dance clubs attended as guests, Heading the decorating com- mittee were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sheffer, Coming Events Westside Extension Group will meet | Wednesday at 11 am. with Mrs. Frank m Ave, for schoel Omega Mu Sigma Sorority will meet GIRLS’ POLOS Nylon _retnforced $128 with applique and rhinestone & pearl trim. Sizes 3 to 10. infants RANDY & CANDY SETS Made of cotton - cole Wh averted 98. trims. 8-M-L-XL, «Boy's 2-Pc. aun & & SHIRT SETS us ‘2m sites 2 to 4. _-4 open ‘til 9 tonight! PATTLNAIL KIT! Waite’s! Not a polish, not glued on falsies . . . discovered through denti- stry! Patti-Nail is a new plastic liq- uid: you “brush right on your nail. ‘The result; long, glamorous nails so easily and quickly. Beauty Salon treatment would cost $16.50... Patti-Nail costs 10c a nail! Hurry in tonite or call FE 4-251}. ~ A. Apply - powder with cuticle pusher, B.. Apply liquid to powder, C. Pat and stroke to smooth shape *. with wet brush! 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Slim Boxes Cold Weve . 2 Egyptian 1] Magnesium 33 Enter tvar) $2 Ofiental coins river silicate 35 Branching §5 Unhappy Plu shes Jewel Trim Lustre Rinse Ont | Preperstesy $ $750 | Special Meterial ‘April Showers Theme Sue Styled. Heirdree 13 Waves 372° | PERMANENTS. | of Square Dance | wdc Clutches ishing On White, Grey or Tinted Mair [ 1, = toon | Shampoo 5. 50, | ly ciabes a come hss tear Fleeces Semi -Belts Hopsacking — Belted Boucles Button-ups Fitted | Theetes. = . ie at the Bloomfieid 1 f P ; ; Theater rmingham. | s¥, i ; s. Gome, see how our fitters can |, Daughters wt ronsies 4 wis nou [ StVES YOu Ral sas long as you ri ... fora : . | @ card party esday at 8 pm. for mem. on as wan $ help you to new loveliness— bore ead friends in Grotto Halli, 128 g. you a Quick Sewing Circle will meet with sepa ere hee 8. Johnson Ave., : Pence sacgprg Martins cuss pte Feeoey —- enough for DAYTIME, Morena, Si jeden W for spells 50 ls! ; tive luncheon oy naus._ sold for as much as 59.98! 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The Michigan recipients and their fields of study: Dr, Irving Marmer Copi, as- sociate professor of philosophy, University of Sachigad recan de- velopments in symbolic logic and theory of language. Dr, Harold Hart, associate pro- fessor of chemistry, Michigan State College—role of the cycloprane ring in orenu reaction mecha- nisms. Dr. jr 3. Lohwater, assistant transitions in solids, by radio Dr. Clavin Lee Stevens, professor. of chemistry, W: ayne University— studies in the field of synthetic organic chemistry and reaction Dr. Gordon Brims Black MclIvor , Professor of physics, University ‘of Michigan—investiga- tion. of the structure of proteins and ‘ nucleic acids by infrared Donald Stuart. Thrall, painter | Origene and design instructor, Cass Techni- cal High School, Detroit—creative painting. Pontiac Club ‘Host at Annual Coin Exhibition The Pontiac Coin Club was host - Radio & Television. 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CREDIT PLANS Regular to $69.50 pete agin Sil Sinn » IOMITIIDE C TARE PURIVIGIUARE SO iURE e.yh. ive Pee 4 j /s : | : 7 iz : i} Ue ® f: | “ foe peo e y) tes Co OC aa j __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 ae We ! : Working Mothers Deserve Praise] § By MARGARET LATROBE [sumption that she is a poor mother) glectful in the worst sense. So do tional patterns. And T salute the] — I : fond of statistics and , because it is-nonsense. I know . ' provide vaee cas placg to lay the | Working mothers who are the| The quality of the gift is he tho mage rv — ‘blame for juvenile delinquency, | Ct there are, So do you. I know | important consideration. The hours | ; Pigs ed ) “stay-at-home” mothers who are of happiness shared with _they have another job to’ do. there is an easy trap to fall into—| never at home and. otherwise ise ne-|are those which build sound (Copyright 1955) ~~ there are now 20 million women| — ~ eer ae 2 “ee RNa ee eae Sera “Fj employed outside the home, many| . gy mothers of young chil- And sure enough, the experts | But Keep Our Oil and park bench philosophers are : ‘4 a beginning to announce that a moth- On Hand for Heat! _- zs \ | BAiVs, |) er who works is falling down on 3 f Cre ELLA NUM | tae women shouldbe: chained to f ) r) the cook-stove, should hover on A little heat to take the chill out of Its A JoB FOR ihe Eemmerined 5 Ov Wadd = Spring evenings feels good. It’s a”. ee | sma wn enough tetatins smart to keep your tank full of our — te run a home and a job ts” - quolity MARAFUEL OIL. Call us . usually possessed of greater re- 3 i : sources to share with her chil- dren than the woman who is clumping along at home—resent- ful, nagging, bitter because she . cannot see the creative possibili- Be Smart, Look tiee of homemaking which sur- Sharp! Call Fox ene a : Some people haven't yet under- for fresher, stood that fine motherhood is a matter of quality, not quantity. cleaner, newer : They fail to see that a handful looking cleaning. 719 W. Huron FE 4-1536 |) of hours spent with a child—gay, brilliant, loving hours, hours to be _ acerca ecesenrmenon ‘HW, =! cherished — are better than any : . oles — number of sharp-shooting fretful & J. eMITR : hours filled with complaint. : ~ : - We Insure Stamp and §) .°.co%,0°2%°27 Broce Spith Funeral Home : bd , negh ed bat ‘ont oe me they : ail Fe ; race-—mil unera ome Coin Collections ! belong to working mothers! Case} MUTTON NUTHIN’ — This trio of Bedlington ter-| than 1,000 dogs, get many a second look at a show in| 138 West Lawrence Street | poate show scooped springs | riers, looking somewhat like little lambs among more | West Berlin, Germany. Nester: Midines H. R. NIGHOLIE Insurance Agy. who are the opposite of “work- | , * ers,” who are shiftless, indiffer- - lof business to handle patent} Ambulance Service Phone FE 5-0738 , FE 2-2326 ent; who are alcoholics; or just ° > _ medicines. farge mins signs when it comes | /Verys of the Men in Service | .—— = se Tie rent ‘majorivy wark| Pvt. Richard W. Culver, 19, son High School, he attended Olivet | FOR because they must, Some take jobs| of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culver,| College. , 2 , fom ther ag nan perce they | 24811 Farmbrock Rd., Birming- Pvt. John Z. Peters, son of Mr. | | INSURANCE gee or ce | ny any caer cu nt oe Pe 28 EP < Others work in order to use pro-| Army training maneuver in south-| c+ recently was graduated from fessional training or creative tal-|ern Germany with the Sth In- = 13-week course at the Sth Infos SERVICE et, to contribute something to | fantry Division. Division’ See or Call sap end bars Htagh J pictie, $400 | Cron Gerken Ce err ymin €ée or . ’ : be . wand 8 fom Yat loathe Mor. | Parkway Dr., recently participated | seas last August. He is a 1952 9 SUPER FOOD MKTS. . fered in order to get away from . 2 : : - General Insurance home—in whiett Gise I think both | Corporal Dickie, a supply spe-_ig./e-enlisting in the Army for six MON. - TUES. - WED z . their children are bet- | cialist in Ba 6 cry she, pears recently was Set. Willard E. | , . 807 Community National Bank - frgaatin tery Harroun: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Phone FE 4-4523 cae ee | armored inte artery san, | Willard E. Harroun Sr., 69 McKin- But for whatever reasons behind| talion, entered the Army in July ley St.,. he is a member of the a woman's employment, the as-' 1963. A graduate of Poutiac |. 4.30. center headquarters. His| - . wife, Mary Lou, is with him in Germany. 7 Le os } Oph. Charies W. Theis, son of 7 There are lots of good | ae _ Cameron &St., is serving with the . lith Airbourne Division stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. A places for your savings=— peti Penta gh Sin ) ite : : cesteug dupareneal tor G80ck bez —s Everyone Likes it! fore entering the service in July, . ‘ SB ——_— , ee Birds Eye, Frozen SNO-WHITE FRESH BAKED e MORE PEOPLE HAVE PFC Walter T. Spencer, 21, son * . ; = WARE FewWres remAVve ft. - of Alval A. Spencer, 601_Rosetta | 2 ; Rd., Auburn Heights, is a member Fish Sticks > MORE SAVINGS DOLLARS othe Ist Armored Division at Te pred - Fort Hood, Tex Pkg 3 9 ¢ Spencer, a tank crewman with i 4 IN BANKS! the Ist. 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That millions of folks in | week’s leave in Tokyo from his. 2 : the middle and lower income groupe do op is evidenced by the fact thet the everage benk — unit in Korea. * . ecovunt balance is in the neighborhood of $1000. : Nyberg, a radio. repairman in 1 ¢ : the 75th Field Artillery Battalion; ; yp C 5 people deposit their ssvings im the bank because attend to many other arrived overseas last July from “rT Mecdiae aas Glan oa eee bie age one ‘Fort Knox, Ky., his basic training @ aoe oat bankers whe serve them ... becouse they cep get interest on their savings st minimum ee ne eae F. bere = é the tight to 8 tisk, without heving to make an investment .. . because they know thet their sevings dollere oa = man, Birming- Hatt quamttees. : re put to work for the bene of the local community. For convenience, safety, and plensant . dealings, more thas © millicn poopie save ot 2 bank. 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Class taught by Mrs. Helen Adams and T. J. Slosson. Limited registrations are available, Big 10 Baseball Cage Activity Big Ten Hands Out Punishment for Play in Tourney CHICAGO (®—Two Indiana Uni- versity basketball players were ordered by the Big Ten. Monday to forfeit one year of intercollegi- | ate competition for taking part in a basketball tournament at Chi- | cago earlier this month. The two are Charles Brown and Paxton Lumpkin, former high school stars at Dusable of Chicago who earned freshman numerals at Indiana this year. Both players earlier said they were told they could play without jeopardizing their intercollegiate athletic eligibility, Gopher, UM 9s Take Lead in Each Win Three Games | in First Weekend of Diamond Action CHICAGO — Minnesota and Michigan jumped into first place | in the Big Ten baseball race over | the weekend while highly rated Wisconsin dropped into the cellar. | Minnesota got off to a flying start with a 12-8 victory over Ili- nois in their opener Friday when Rog Anderson hit a grandslam | home run in the 10th inning. — ‘ Gophers then swept a double-_ Michigan State, also lost its open- | er, bowing to the Spartans, 14-8. | Rounding out Saturday's action ‘Iowa and Ohio State and Indiana | “4 io tTHREE! = = © p45 ~ -léay night with Atalph’ White of tn. |2Hoosiers | Hoosier Leads sss: ene a. me Lose Year of fg Clo Gardner of Detroit won the Kaycee Tourney White Shoots 267, but Norbert Bartels end Jerry. Olen Singles Title - Goes | of Miinactee Vaal ean Weglarz to Detroit Man — of Chicago was tops in all events CHICAGO W—The 30th. annual v Teas Chianps title SUNOS Knights of Columbus | National Bowling Tournament closed Sun-; petition, FALL POWER MOWERS 1. Enclesed blade for safety 2. Reversible handle fer easy 3 Reversible sickle section bie * enemy 4. Trims te within 4” ef fences, walls, ete, fer efficieney 5. 14 gauge steel housing fer Gurability 6. Leag muicher availabdie fer off * retary medels : 7. 19” and 21” width ef eut ration tips for 8.16 te 35 bp Ber dt cxyete AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP we. 367 South Saginaw ‘Pontiac, Michigan QUALITY TOOLS | PORTER-CABLE @ SKIL BROWN-SHARPE @ MILWAUKEE = RENTALS Minnesota has capitalized on the long ball. The Gophers have had hitting with effective pitching and GLENN WING POWER TOOLS | 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Rood BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 DAILY 8 to 6:00 — FRI. 8 to 8:00 five home runs in their first three games. Friday’s schedule finds Michigan at Illinois, Indiana at Northwest: | ern, Minnesota at Iowa, Michigan State at Purdue and Ohio State at | Wisconsin. OMAHA @®—Detroit entries con- tinued to dominate high-scoring roles in the Women’s International Amateur Tourney Gets Under Way will remain the 55th annual com- DETROIT @ — Marty Pavelich the Detroit Red Wings was married to Anna Jean Eberiein of Detroit Saturday. honeymoon spend the summer at Sault Ste. Marie, Detroit Women Bowlers in| Top Spots in WIBC Test : : i Three Motor City gals climbed | over 1,800 in all-events, with Anita Cantaline setting the pace with 1,816, , Bowling Congress tournament yes- terday ‘ Dee Wroblewski and Elvira Toepfer placed 2nd and 3rd with 1,804 and 1,802, respectively. . Marian -Turash made the biggest splash in the singles chart with a 641, good for 2nd behind the 658 Mary Quinn of Buffalo, N. Y., shot Saturday, Toepfer nailed 3rd in singles with a 638, edging 636 performances by Detroiters Doris Dailey and Doris Knechtges. . Wroblewski and Marie Shamlock totaled 1,163 in doubles to tie for 2nd behind Detroit's Dot Aldred and Helen Shablis, who posted 1,211 | Saturday. ~Saturday’s sizzling team action wasn't challenged seriously yester- day, Brunswick’s 2,885 and Acar Broach’'s 2,850 gave Detroit a 1-2 monopoly. . Winning Crew BERKELEY, Calif. — In the last five Olympic trials, da ( ting back to 1928, California's crew has finals D INSTALLED FREE WHILE YOU WAIT Motor Mart 121-128 E. Montcalm never failed to get into the : From amin nua °0-99 “Low Prices on AN Other Motes QRIGINAL EQUIPMENT are Auto Parts - _ FE 4-8230 ford Let Us Inspect Your Brakes Can od Be Safe. Be Sure. Act Now. 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When are you going to put up the screens? ; ey To Help K No Matter What . OW. : : ; “NS Sot Tif V, : : . ~ A ‘Quick Action | os Clean, WANT AD Bright, Can help you solve it, a ace || DIAL FE 2-818) Attractive || “-~""*°~ S| Healthful THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 Se i + aU: \ i je ey i <4 i, Yk } : ! ye J Grain Market [MARKETS |MarfR HiINg LOWer. seman moves... FOM SQNING chic. nei Pruits: 6.00 Ne CHICAGO @--Grains tilted low- bu: No AT te4.00 bus apples, Biesions NEW YORK w — A flurry of er on the Board of Trade today | Pf, Noi. 378 bu. so 1, 200 gon| Selling hit the stock market in with dealings at a relatively slow “i fa |early dealings today as margins Selling orders were present in ‘Obtens, “ary. | covery trom the lows modified the on we et the curt, Bpokers | be ft in-t , Selene, | decline considerably, thought some of these may have oa oy ag Sl gre Prices were down 1 to around been brought out by the advance of | 1 50-4.00 14-s. Potatoes, No 1 4302.36 |3 points at “the outside with ex- last week. In addition it appeared | #2” { potatoss, No. 3 480-498 100-15 | treme losses lessened as the ses- the tense situation regarding For- Bok: Mo 1, 68-38 Selb Dox, rhubarb hot- | Sion progressed. saan. suay: have sused. 0 bit over Pee, Soe The Federal Recorve Beard on first hour was 14 to 1'4 lower, | DETROIT EGGS cent from per cent May 92.12%; corn was % to % Cee lS Lar apee tae minimum amount of your own lower, May $1.44%4; cats 4 to % | eedes. oxen: cash that must be posted in the lower, May 734; rye 1 to 14, low- large 46, large ti-3¢ Lanted annua; | Purchase of stocks. You former- er, May 994; soybeans un a an oe ot oe 30; grade | ly were permitted to borrow up changed to 1% lower, May | Browns—Grade A jumbo 44-45 wid avg.| * 40 per cent. That now is cut $2.53%; and lard & to 15 44%, 40%-41 wid. avg. 4044; me-| to 30 per cent, H Cents & | dium 36%-38 wid. avg. 37: grade B hundred pounds lower, May | 34: srade C large 33-35 wid. avg. 35 All sections of the market were ; : ‘| Cheeks 33-34 wtd. avg. 33. involved in the decline $12.75. Commercially graded: . at the High winds and dust were re- Wihtes—Grade A extra large 40-43, | Opening. The initial fall came im- ported in parts of the Southwest | "Browns rade A ertra large 4, mediately, but thereafter stocks over the weekend but this tailed to | 22% pese® 5438 email 5: erade 3 | somtied fo bold at their lows or stir up any aggressive demand.| Market wu to weak. The initial re trading slow. Supplies more than ample rush, which lasted Fair weather was forecast for to- | ana accumulating on all offerings. about 15 minutes, brought out a and tomorrow. goods being discounted to force sales. : day, — = number of large blocks. Among Receipts of cash wheat at Chi- D EGGs them were Douglas Aircraft 2,000 cago were surprisingly large for agen he FB shares off 2% at 73%, New York time of totaling 161 — this year, ing 161 cars. | ing 93 score AA 57:| Central 3,000 off 1% at 4% West Germany said it would buy | & 4 57: 90 B 5; 00 BM; care! CLivsier 4,000 off 1 : gubstantial amount of wheat | *s2,2%..% °,%5 / er 4, % at 78, Beth- a easy; receipts 37,156; wholesale |jehem Stee] 2,000 somare : off 2 at 139 from Canada tomorrow, another | U'g'"frge whites 10 ver cent end over | American Telephone 1,000 off % items considered bearish on Aineri-| + 213 SC) Wig itaktal wise |At 100%, Republic Steel 1.600 off can wheat {ies 33.5; checks 325; current 1% at &%, Boeing 2,500 off 2% ° - at _ Baltimore Ohio 2,100 Grain Prices persorr poutray | |off 1% at 44%, and U. S. Steel cuIcAao, rag (AP) — Opening per pound to. 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FE 4.0588 Bes Pontiac Realtor Will Preside at |Seminar May 4 Bruce J.-Annett, Pontiac Real- 1 E : | 8% tik ee E E —Adv. News in Brief i (Car Production Nears 3 Million Hottest Race ‘in History Breaking Records Daily; - Inventories Mount DETROIT (#—The hottest pro- duction rate in history brought the auto industry today close to its 2,750,000th car assembly of the year. Records are falling with just about every car that rolls from the assembly lines as the factories operate at an annual rate of 39,- 500,000 passenger cars. Meanwhile dealer inventories are mounting—also to record proportions. New car inventor- fes are estimated unofficially at mear 675,000. Used car stocks, And despite the high sales vol- ume reported in both new and used cars, inventories in both cate- gories are going higher. week with 183,145 assemblies. Most ’ | of the assembly lines operated six days to achieve: this volume. Gen- eral Motors factories poured out *}an unpredecented 91,857 of the passenger cars. Chevrolet built 41,000 of them; Buick 20,150. Ford’s Ford Division, continu- ger car assemblies. than 522,600 cars so far this year. The total more than duobles last year’s output for the comparable | perold. At the present production rate the industry will turn out this year’s 3,000,000th car some day next week—almost two months aheaed of last year’s comparable vehicle. The indystry’s executives insist the current production rate is in- Chou Says China Hates War, but: Wants. Formosa ,mier Chou En-lai as telling him “Chou said the United States has surrounded China with military bases and its fleet. The Chinese feel they are looking at gun muz- ales in every direction. In such a position it is reasonable for Chi- by persons who pleaded guilty to loitering in an il- legal liquor place Saturday before Municipal Judge Cecil] McCallum. Charges were aa i z i ii : ie) oQ ae | Py 3 - ; Le r ical market for new cars. They insist there is no plan to pile up inven- tories against a possible produc- tion-crippling strike stemming from labor's demand for a guaran- teed annual wage. American Motors’ 'Profits Beginning earned a “substantial net profit” during March, president George announced ' Motors’ operations so it could com- 000 2 Upper Michigan Boys Drown When Boat Tips bodies. ; Trout Lake is a resort village in the Upper Peninsula, Auto Firms in Talks — With 3 Unions on GAW with the CIO United Auto Work- ers. The Ford Motor Co. and UAW are scheduled to resume contract talks tomorrow. . In each instance, unions are in- sisting on contracts including a guaranteed year-around wage. DETROIT — Unprecedented de- pay of the company’s wage earn- State Racing Bill Deadline Solons Whip Measures Past Starting Barrier as Adjournment Nears LANSING W—Michigan’s House and Senate were whipping their pet bills past the starting barrier today to be in position for the final five weeks of the 1955 session. A series of ‘‘sudden death’ dead- lines will cut off bills left in their house of origin this week. The only exceptions are tax and appropria- Maneuverings to get House bills passed over to the Senate and Senate bills passed over to the House promised to sidetrack the important money bills of the ses- sion until later. The bill was designed to take the House Committee chairman, Rep. Emil A. Peltz (R-Rogers City) off the spot and relieve him from hav- ing to accept his own bill in dras- tically altered shape. vote Wednesday on an unemploy- ment compensation bill which con- tains benefit increases planned by the Republicans in secret and only sprung on the Democrats late last week. Democrats said they would go along with the measure, al- though they complained it will not 'gofar enough. = =—=CS—séi‘i‘“‘“‘“‘“‘“‘~XY Just to keep its finger in the labor pie, the Senate Labor Com- mittee will hold a public hearing Tuesday night on the Feenstra- Geerlings “right to work” bill. Organized labor is expected to muster its leaders against the bill which forbids closed shops and un- ion ships. : The Senate has scheduled debate ' tonight on the Hutchinson bill to renew the state Conservation Com- mission's discretionary power over the deer herd. Also due for debate tonight is the Nicholson bill to deed former submerged lake bottom lands to Two Persons Hurt in2-Car Collision Two persons were injured slight- ly Sunday night in a 2-car collision on M59 at Ormond road, White Lake Township, State Police of the Pontiac Post said. hurt. > Their car collided with one being driven by John W. Bohin, 33, Waterford Township, His passen- ger, Dean Heath, 27, of Milford was treated by a private phy- sician. Bohin said he collided with Smoot’s car as Smoot pulled into his path from Ormond. Paperworkers Convene Paperworkers of America opened their national convention in De- "of Pontiac. to 6 both Incl. and. that por- Ss to 130 both fnel. lyin _ The House has scheduled a final | DETROIT @® — The CIO United} GM Auto Workers Make $107 Weekly in Ist Quarter ers averaged $103.79—the largest average weekly earnings for any quarter in GM history. resented a 45 per cent increase in ear, truck, body and assembly di- visions earned an average of $107.53 per week during the first quarter. Hours of work during the first quarter averaged 44.2 a week, high- er thaggin any previous peacetime ee e hours worked per week were 39.5 and average weekly earn- ings $88.23 for GM wage earners in the United States. employed in GM's United States plants during the first quarter of 1955 increased to 400,266 from 397,- 200 a year ago. World-wide General Motors em- ployment reached a new high—a record average of 614,122—and pay- rolls totalled $768 million during the first quarter of this year an increase of 14.7 per cent. The first quarter pay figure rep- five years. Wage earners in GM|. Average number of wage earners | Death Notices Wallace, Rex Cunningham, Mrs. Doris Yeager, Mrs. Eisie Cum- mings and Mrs. Alene Marshall; Ky. Puneral 6r- April 26 at 3 P.M. at the Richard- son-Bird Cha; M Interment Mrs. Gibson will Me in state at the Richardson-Bird Punera! Home, Milford, Mich. HAYES, APRIL 2%, 5, LOR- raine Mary Pauline, 4281 Quebec 8t., Pontiac Twp., age 26; beloved wife of Lawrence L. Hayes; be- loved daughter of Origene and Diana Boulay; mother Norman, er. Joseph and Clifford Boulay, Mrs, Lenora Courturier and Mrs. Diana Benn. Puneral service will held Wednesday, April 277th at 16 A.M. at St. Michael's Catholie Church. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Hayes is at the Pursiey Pu- neral Home where recitation of the Rosary will be Tuesday eve- nihg at 7 PM. — TALBOT, APRIL 23. 1966, MAR- , garet Ann, 2290 Ostrum St., age 5 years; beloved daughter of John . J. O'Reilly officiating. Interment in White Chapel. Margaret will lie netal Home. VAN EPPS, APRIL 23, 1968, JAMES A., 1801 Ward Rd., age 83; be- loved father of Mrs. Clyde BE, De- Mond; dear brother of William Van Epps. Puneral service will be > PM. at the Donelson-J Home with Rev. Paul R. Havens officiating. Interment in Lakeside Cemetery, Holly, Mich. Mr. Van Epps is at the m= Johns Puneral Home. Card of Thanks i THE FAMILY oTTo J. guid wishes = ae heartfelt thanks friends, neigh- Mrs, Otto J. Duguid. Mr Mrs, Kenneth Clark and Keith. Flowers 3 | Neoniecs Scie FUNERAL HOME Ambulance ours Piane or Motor Cemetery Lots 5 rangementsa by elson-Johns Puneral Home. GIBSON, APRIL 23, 1955, ALMA . B., Wixom, Mich., sage 84; be- loved m son | . Pue No others need grew. 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FE 23-3010 after five, WHITE CHAPEL, TWO GRAVES cellent ate Seeeueet vere ts The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 Krom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. errors should re im mediately. ‘The assumes res, other = sizes te 12 o’clock ing 4 7 to ation. — Transat Want Ads may be canceled to 9:30 a.m ary ae 6 4 10 863.13 $45 is $ 280 0808.04 8 320 «668% ® 30 884 reg there the ‘the 2, 9) 28, 35, | if 98, 100, 110, * ROOM OR FARM HAND TO man preferrea Like ¥ te ood wages r° & room, Ridine potable. W. 14 Outland’ * Mile Rd, between Lahser & Tele- Ta! c graph Rd HOUSEHOLD FINANCE eg Re HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION ‘ 3% 8, Saginaw St. Pontise and '< FRED THOMPSON CIRCULATION DEPT. “ THE PONTIAC PRESS MIDWEST 30B8 FOR MEN : Well om firm would like brig a en : ine ad a. branch manager, a eee eee ee ONE Ee talk to us about our potter a positions Midwest Empl t ies eres NEEDED ! 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WAITRESS FOR EVE- J work. 6171 Dixie Hwy., | WINDOW WASHING & LAWN MOWING, FE 56-8203 or FE 46-2657 WANTED TRAINEES in indus- try as Di DE- SIGNERS, 5 TOOL MAKERS, No vious ex- joe seary. @, I ed nece: .@t . lor inform. and lesson. Write Pontiac Press, Bora —— WORE oe che WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING 'F cleaning FE 1-0223 or FE A. COLORED WOMAN WOULD LIKE it for the walls!” ___ Instructions = =—«_- 9 Building Service 12 DIESEL! PRACTICAL SPARE. | FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND time training. Inc finishing, C. Bills, pros repair, scientific motor tune- . Fe coe. welinnens G. ip (3 staes of ig vay wert: | DISCOUNT - DURING — ARCH write for FREE _ aes April. "Modernise «with lHeensed uA DING ania eae YEW HOM Teles batid editions and make “STONE. STONE REALTY CO. FE 2.0283 eS a 919 Joslyn Work Waited Female 1i UILT ay. Write MeNESS NY, 120 EB, Clark &t.,, ~ OFFICE MANAGER TRAINEE ~~ Will = assist cone pt opera- Ste Ea pena Ny rah Koyo WAITE'S MAN OR WOMAN WITH CAR FOR light deilvery, Full or part time. No a Avo! iv Room 10, Loop REAL ESTATE help you provide above yond Tm 9 p. =. Joe cormtngs are mitted = wy te, “the — Pi set for yates ‘ar 1 en who onan Por further info: mation, apply Moose Hall, n6% South Main St. Royal Oak. 7 p.m. sha. Thurs., April 28. Ask for _ Mr. Lynch. has —— and Uke paoay some extra work- jewelty “store commission Sask in small we! Sir. call oes 2.5, Sars Call _up until Mon ath. - Wanted Preter lecensed salesmen. WM. H. KENNEDY er 7 p.m. > W. E88, DAYS. MA|WOMAN W -., DAY _~ WORK 5-7561 after 4:30. # hour. r. . : AN FOR HOUSE- ASHINGS TRONIN 5 Oe flere tor home than wages. Phone EM _ }-2959 in home OR 3-1014. NCED. NO SUNDSY as a rE ‘APTER 4:30 eee A ghme ogg AND IRONINGS work, FE 56-2306. AND IRONINGS. _ Pic’ deliver, OR _ 3-4455. WANTED: MAN OR WOMAN WHO | O — to 2 geod MR time reud extate cutie - vn aa = 2 Youre at 18 WANTS WORK wan any kind. FE 5-8126, Ext. 343. Building Service 12 BULLDOZING. THEO MINER. 0 Livernois Rochester. OL Many on wom- | 5.5», CARPENTER | Wol WORK, GARAGES, additions. kitchen remodeling roofing CARINETS DRAWERS & & hears INC." w.e8 . Or. 8, iat met aly ROTO-TILLER Lieteocotes opt eprienion sv SODDING enn FE 2- A-B-C- CARTAGE CO. HAULING OF ANY soriable. Lia Rubbish be 2. nner AND HEAVY TRUCKING. uled. Top soil. Kinbs REAS H s. INVITATIONS me ) EN is SHOES: be oe ? Tire? pont cma aingiegt a ite +41 EX. CHRISTINE Syeacer Tar Mary Jane at OR ae ay oS: 5S SBA Tag | SoS |e Wace We Elan | ne le entranc Nicholie & Harger Co. ‘OUR comtrest ef eatity im your K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44569 j MORTGAGES | __ 5% ih PE 6-70 FE 6-1131. ISN'T IT LOGICAL? vee re & Se Wat Oe Clarkston surround temp evena, to list Your preverty | with s firm thet concentrates on collins exclusively in your area? WHITE BROS. . i ae MAHAN H AS BUYERS MAHAN rative Wid. Child. to Board 26 Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS PMENT 1% Ton Stake AND EQUI % Ton Picku i and Bump Trucks Pontiac Farm and TON TRUCK PE ee s OL Industrial Traetor Co, CLEANED. 825 8. Woodward +1432. | Open Daily PE 4-0401—FPE 4-1442 ' LIG! & . Business Services Bs treah Pi G-aoet AAA TRERCHIN HT HAULING Hines. Better Sy h = Heong tat w Een . or FE S-0it “| "wants work. cal anytime. TREE VICE. REMOVAL, | —*="** _OL pa061 or FE Seiee | OT” MTS OF TRENCH “TER ot el Cet. Fs Con { irucking. PR Cave come REDUCED RATES PAINTING woe? Uae -| "SNe? percent. W LIKE TO CONTACT sige borrow $6,000 et 6 percent, pages eat 29 BY MAY 18T. MAJOR OTL COM & wile ar ACANT 1 Lakeville ak ED NORDMAN ESTATE ROMEO AN Wanted: Homes, Farms, - Land Contracts Pav, . JONES wom we TE SSUPLETE es Real Estate Service Tet i you “ioBay" Be Pies ee ‘TIME he us ou BUY Tr-WELL INSURE Fr] _Ce “MAHAN ate: Phone FE 39-4366. 7 ROOMS. TE AND ferred. “nent ine t Lote water | heat. Pace. "one ween § & 6 p.m. 7 ROO! UIET WORKING CoU- Utlinies furnished. PE S70, ARE UYING SELLING e. 334 Oakland Ave, “ined ‘ a— TODAY iahest bs ; i7@ Auburs Ave : | yl eutok cash ment T. EVERYTHING asis3 |3 F LARGE ROOMS AND a Near Commerce Lake end bie EM 3-3474... Idea! Gg ‘ton Piains 32-1150, or MA 6-915 Wanted Real Estate 32A | "0. :| WANTED LISTINGS. LAND CON- DEL-RIO APTS Lites Sine 3 Ground floor location, Chiléres R. PSL VALC te. mualor re. vate rea ie need “ee NICHOLIE. & HARGER 3 W. Huron st ee eRe | OR Fetise oes EST oa = rid 5 <—¥ ” MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 _For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses we _ SLEEPING Bi ; os . 1 reom ae ew “ gle. FE = 3 PM. FOR 2 Le twp Beds. PE 2-4527. Too Hotel Rooms PPP Pesad HOTEL AUBURIN Ph. FE 2-9239 — by Day or Week Cooking Tefrigeration unit Also 1 of 2 room Apartments. HOTEL ROOSEVELT NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS $10 WITH BATH $15 AND UP BEST SERVICE IN TOWN POR PE 5-8126 L, CLEAN rooms by dsy or wk. 45 W. Huron 8t.. Ph. FE 2-8266 ~ Rent Stores A miles west of town. § rooms. Lavieg som, 2 lice emo om tra lot, 308. $1550 down. PERRY PARK _ @ Bedroom home. Giassed $75 month Lenvanee ery es ev - Model daily 10-7 p.m. ting a Bivd. betwebe Perry fs gy he Pd ze ' ii i ft : } Hil it i i i i ‘ i 4 iz tRERT cr DAVIS WEST SIDE }- Eastern Junior High, “Ww. Le’ A DANDY SUBURBAN |,i¢7 THE BEST IN COMMUNITY LIVING ON THE EASTERN sHORE Or . BEAUTIPUL PINE BLOOMFIELD TWP. SYLVAN REALTY CO. 2383 Orchard Lk. Rd. | FE 5-9418 Extension 10 = 3 | BEDROCN HOME. UTILI- Good borhood. Dip You 1 peat ¥ PLACE for $8 winter? We did! 3 “or . is small but utiful im cedar with strap tron hinges. i mens. “INCOME PROPERTY Bick 4 family apartment build- ing wi $300 money maker, just are oS forme eaving city. Call NORTH SANFORD Three bedroom home close to Timten new oil furnace. Large bright rooms, 2 ear garage, very convenient, THREE ACRES Ranch type, brick home. 2 car reezeway. fuil ———— e. This pe Deeutiful allege call Mey S281 GAYLORD WOODWARD ESTATES. odern homes to a a mortgage Privt- - $5,360. with ledgerock — floors, tile bath, ofl furnace: | Siipneory, ule bai ou tance with FLOYD KENT, Resitor me age REALTY ave. PE +3303 : : : West Side 3 to school, 3 a. bone. Timken of] conv, heat. Com- storms Large lot. 1 car garage end paved - A value at $10,500 with “ Lakefront 12.5 feet on Sylvan Lake. ~ with tiful a jh Brick ranch, 3 bedrooms 3 . Off heat, nat- . Sereened-in recreation room, Let us show you this Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor pe ae ea RED HORSE vn 02953 or FE D070 SUBURBAN INCOME L co , YOUR HOME AS DOWN PAYMENT ON ANY Or THESE vrs: DOWN iat Crescent Lake A Attractive mod- ern home, Plastered. Needs some | ae Idea! for large family. 6 rooms, bedrooms dining Bangg ont floor. Pull basemen t. Beach fevel Automatic heat. 2 car ga- fenced in lot with 60 ft. on channel. & GTER, AT 00 Wome DOWN DOWN : s parma gen meget REALTOR a $143 home Cass- Elizabeth Ra. rE ize, PE ¢-3064. Open ote 1 ner jot with car end garage, BRICK RANCHER i. auto Seat and hot wa- ter, nice window and ail — cov exceptionally nice IRWIN & ROSA REAL oy Baldwin Avene PES0101 FE2054 PE 23-2161 3 BEDROOM type, sag te dick. nly Bs mortgage costs. JIM WRIGHT, Realtor ee Sheers Ww ‘ATER FRONT. THE PONTIAC PRESS SLICE OF HAM e o + For Sale Houses “3 NEW HOMES ee eholce lot, = aca: ane . so = 13623 W. Huron &t, For Sale Houses 43 PERSONALIZED HOMES BY PALMER — OR 3-0615 a OWNER. NEW MODERN 5 and bath. $8,750. $1,750 Gown’ 314 Clarkston Ra. 3 blocks off M24. MY 2-0391. FURNISHED 3} ROOM MODERN. garase Apply after 6 P.M. 125 ‘For Sale Houses 43 L. Neatly ar kitehen wi! table space. entrance to basement eloset and milk chute. ment with STOUTS Best Buys Today OAKLAND LAKE Boat motor ineluded with this ¢ room year round hom ted bedrooms. be tom ane Se take e rigiieges 00 3 lak lakes. Only LAKE FRONT 2? family bome with 4 beau- al Scotch U 1960, featuring walls. oak floors, full ie ment, .auto. of) heat, en- closed breeseway, attached arage, outdoor rill and Tee lot 100x200. A good ‘\. buy ~ 13,250. further inform. | call " REALTOR _mmaURANCE 100 Oakland Ave. Open Eves. Pree J potion - orm ay Por fur- ‘efat a oe Auburn Heights Modern ranch home built == 2188 Cass Lake Rd., arog * | FE 32-4875 CE LOVELAND Harbor E 41661 For Colored Suburban ‘arena toe 12x16 livin " x v rm., plas- berg we tilt ti il "id wi cea o i storm pind and windows. ini GI or os % reasonable down payment. North Side Bui io & * er Guly goad down ad and "East: Sa and . tile bath, hardwood Sears. full basement, gas heat, water heater, 2 ols fenced -" 1% car garage with cement drive. $3300 own, K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. PE ¢-4563 | NOTHING DOWN Will build 2 bedroom house with basement on your lot. Unfinished interior rates down bd de 14 room frame with ba t wil build bedroom. OR 3 $6,050 with $1,000 down. at 6 zoom frame basement, 3- amped 2 bedroom with unfin- ished irs, basement, g ae = guveee: Price & terms are . IDEAL NICHOLIE & HARGER} (COUNTRY HOME | 33 W. Huron Bt. Ph. FE 54-8183 1 of land with fruit : oe f. chicken_ house, 2% car . eR ; tra nice yerd and a frame all O O hardwood floors, 1¢x18 liv- if ) ing room with 12 kite! bedrooms iizi8, FOR BETTER HOMES - Keeagh nollgpaer yom ego 2% ACRES only, : pot on and screens. Of good rd i from S seen witeee bee Gomme ter, 3 blocks from school quick sale with terms. ROUND =e é _—— a. : z a | and @nd floor Sho 5° r wn by appoin' Se Priced at $19.500 with rms CLARK REAL ESTATE Open Even tative Real Estate Exc’ ings OPEN Daily 1-8 P.M. SUBURBAN LIVING FOR ONLY. 7300.00 DOWN PAYMENT — $690.00 Plus Mortgage Costs reach property drive out os io "(Dixie Highway) - Road, then miles to model WM. H. KENNEDY ~SYLVAN VILLAGE This comfortable home is oats 3 blocks from swimming and fleboard in joveiy Svivan Tulane. Features 2 rooms. large dining room. brrement. Car- blinds in- OPEN DAILY 4 TO 8 P.M. NEW GI HOMES 3 bedroom face brick homes on large lots. Plastered wails, oak floors, picture windows, tile bath. Choice of room colors ani tile. divided basement with ree- reation room. Gas furnace & wa- ter heater. e¢ makes this @ —, with $1,"00 aon. “WHITE BROS. Phone on. Sino or OR ou ___Open 8 5; Gun tI ee 3 ROOM aergane house, garage. Apply after 6 p.m. 125 Calvert. $595 DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS NE 2 BEDROOM ~HOMES ved pase town kitchen Bru Laaalre oil fu e. pS oeD aided windows. ise to ae , schools and buses. Ready for im- mediate oe y. Full price only $7,245 with low iy- mnreete ‘a “ ! Hurry! berry! @. Only a few ieft! ‘Shown by ap po’ ent. cedar shakes home that is modern to inute breeseway, paneled kitchen. tile bath, birch flush fs, aluminum se and select oak *%. Located on lot ‘ $975 down to GI's. OWNER LEAVING ATE BEAUTIFUL BUN eee s bedroos swodern bis 4 ent, pig Ky ceramic tile th tiled kitchen. conc | drive “snd new“ earace, space, Will sacrifice for AUB HEIGHTS BUNG. $1.500 DOWN Large 3 — = — = kitchen, glassed in t lots, $7,500. or workshop. for storage, WE SELL-WE TRADE DORRIS & SON Partly furnished. 3 e lots. alled Lake - bus service. I and tiac Privileges to Union Terms, Both 1 k from — eabes ‘Pon Ldergac g Bray EDWARD. B. KEITH -| 66 E. Walton Bivd. GAGE Drive out West Huron to Water- = Tewnship hog Turn right on — % mile. J.C. HAYDEN REALTOR FE 60441 $1.650 DOWN INCLUDES MORT- COST | OTTLE. FARM This a Lo rollin $ acre 8 the living room. 8x24 glassed nl OF Sale Houses 43 $1 DOWN : - East Suburban ‘eran ea ¥ pack hts hat es | Siew ter ont ee =| ee ac ! : Sled cot aluminum ves or FE a. || PHONE FE 41507 on rare Templeton | l New Brick—14 26171 13 Mile Rd. Franklin ‘Village © For the or prof man, & cate putlder's = model paper on acre A = and set- Telegraph sult fled 13. alle west % mile to prop erty. Follow signs. 3050 Old Orchard Dr. Baths This ts dteereadt You'll be vou inspect this fine Hegre etry Pe no gra A r one me kitchen with ee = built in and oven. dows rms se too. otl heat on Park Gee in Denelson Pa: See you ay 2-4. 2330 S. Rochester Rd. Custom Homes 4238 Green Lake Rd. Ranch Home Deluxe sion. hard e Rd. through Keego to - merce Rd. West 4 miles to Green Lake wv signs. Bateman & Kampsen. Realtors FE 4-0528 jegraph Eves. & Sun. SC apersies, Real Estate Exchange NEW RANCH HOUSE, PLASTERED rae _— basement 2 baths. Win GI fiash for quick sale. GEO. MARBLE, Realtor $261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford Ph. OR 31266 Indian Village and garage. you'll be sorry. $1. ver month. Jim Ww RIGHT, Realtor FE soe oe ‘heel : a. Eves PEs? FETs GI Resale place. Priced at only $12- | Sater I's car garage, only | Ell for, your RANCH HOME OUTSTANDING IN 3 bedrm. home only 2 years old 7 —— — Pontiag. ce —e mediate” possession PE C4373. , large living room with corner SUBURBAN enpott ‘and. chip Only siis0o| 2 FAMILY INCOME LOCATED ON BALDWIN..Room| STONE REALTY CO. en, and’ lovely bath. forced Remodeled farm house eee se oe smnes eier €:00/ 8 large rooms and bath oa house. bath, cil heat, school bus | giy Josive ve 2-0253 | oll beat. Hlectrie water heater cated in Waterford Twp. 6 . an gaa aes mee ae: to Lake . $8.900 with $1,300 |» to & o.m. dallv: bun | to 5 storm e cor. yooms sil on cpe floor w MR. EXECUTIVE orsted. new cai on ist down. Inquire first 1 $_ | Sor lt TsalSe. Priced right, $2, full basement, 2 car ga- Onevkestnng Paret Like Oetl moose fie Pho _ floor. FE 5-7073 WALLED LAKE BY OWNER. NEAR down. Page. chicken coop and lots Course. Luxurious living. You heat. Nicely landscaped lot. FEAR OLD 0 BED Per bay pms going ao maoat ef berries. Only 02.500 dn. should inspect this 3 bedroom 14 car garage. $3,500 down. modern house location, near ve » © rooms, So pony I ake Home © > < brick ranch a home, attached 2 car bus and consider small | Automa _——— heat. pr ai. bane: LAKE LOUISE garage. oul fur- SMALL Sree) Sees fo ee era ies. tune ‘andacaped lake front tot Cozy 4 room bungalow lo-. pace. shown by | sppointingnt ony papa eagty tae — aaa 1336 fooms and path. full | cated near one of Oakland Dynes emer 6:0) <0): 165. DOWN PAYMENT front is ounty's bes pots. - ORiando 3-1101 aa screened tron = Situated on this = = room home. Priced. ee" house ts fully modern with AKE BELIEVE “at $5,850. Only $500 down. BY OWNER. 5 Le 3 | GI basement ofl heat. $1,- You are up north ip this § room 5 * with upstairs finished. _— ears 500 dn. we small monthly modern log and ledgerock home —— ~ heave te sell teat cod’ recrestion. “Cali eves.| 720drm,. brick ranch type homes. | — paymes: Secoment cit ell fursace, Seow: | FIRST CaLL POS 2 Cota VeMiLe FE 5-8910. Earimoor Bivd, ter Sacer: walls, select h Real : tiful wooded lot 64x281 te tM car Fer the colored femiiy whe ée- ’ iOUSES eak floors, full bemt. with’ par- Edw: M. secant, ealtor garage, outdoor barbecue pit, oat. ES REALTY CO. sires and appreciates 0 mode Pa pron titioned recre eat 77 N Saginaw FE 5-8165 lenty of shrubs and flowers. ra. | Siz room and 3 scree land uto. water heater. Man Even until 8:30 Ticed i. W. Huron PE 56178 spick and epen. 3 bedroom, home: Cutan, Gh. Sreome | Sie; Fen et eens, Mee” | Ope erating Open 9 in 9 oungs- t owntown Ox: a ray RED town —_ bath, full base- fu 4. fruit —- an — These homes ere going | Neat ¢ Arias comfbcue) oa ae ann ae $350 ian bo enn rind oo i separa. sory wr = — Arthur street Owner needs larger ING. HANNAN. LI 46-4900. den space Additional features nappa Inguire u ° ' WEST ACRES home and wil] sacrifice for only too! A 4 per cent G. I. mortgage. in rear. h K I < $4,950 with terms. one of the best burs. in colores Onn K. irwin ® room home in excellent con: 1 ss pom "oace 1e38 feat = wed in | Oren #8 x e _ CECH. MYERS Phone FE $0441 |, Eve, FE 2-004 ae a ore || «A: JOHNSON, Realtoe } 2 ial Batate *Bestenas Yas - _ a gee AREA 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 2 ' Lovely room = UTS TO YOU, WALNUTS THAT $750 DOWN cect win, erent SRE a “f SPENCE | STREET- You're 4 room modern home, with — large liv ene RS ad low — its ‘Studio’ and dry lot, newly painted and stream Here ts a beautiful netrem year pie: ~ortodpe? oi] fi and imme- fast around 2 bedroom home. Liv od diate possession, 864x265, w sae room 13x14. Modern kitchen pleat of or ulin ‘copevards, ; = m space. at conn 10.800. 150 — 8x1? otile ~ bath —— = ee rer ee eee dene "RIDGEW AY | & ge or eerie ¥ 4 ‘ | Conope Real Estate Service _ ac 12” screen porch New chaailea — _ lot. First ofte 07S Bald 46203 refrigerator to go with . Vv A 4 nocess & ie, Tea ee | Co aacuaee, Real Estate "pecans = ry thug’ house, Price at only $8,500 down. , _ou or ‘ BEDROOM -Paved street + location tn north side SICK A HOME OF YOUR ‘OWN New | Dravton Plains They're beautiful. Two 2 bed- room frame homes _ large lots. pacboeh am low down payments. goes Tet pelos room ranch m le, tari $10,500, -! ment, Don't wait—they ot aoe long. Immediate closing and pos- session. Free Living An Leas 4 make your payments. Commercial ry Ch coma pp west side loca- tion. Ten (10) room frame home large lot.- $14,200 terms. | GI- Special Loon Lake Shores—ranch etyle home. § rooms, breezeway, at- tached double . jand- GE ate, "AM otonr So shouldn't pass up. — West Side Near. General Hospital. stairs completely made over and gas heat, 602150 lot, Double ga- rage, $2,500 down. Bloomfield. Highlands pak os $4,000 5 ; Crescent Lake Erie, alt WE BUY & SELL NICHOLIE & ARGER ©. 3_W. sor $17, North erat peer tee Aa you will really like it. Fireplace, | AND TIRED Sis feore, Mot water best. 62 | with stairway to ed wi . . Pa clectle het woter heater. 3| attic, Ook red of crowded quarters? See i = 46%. is peop lacey eee nelle Gh heat: the “Northwood 42” ran 6 to go with this Priced. = $10,500 oe $2,000 home Here 18 a home Tees nicely japdec dow: s Priced CS ‘cay 414 000 with #000 ay cae as) ane LARGE enough for your LITTLE FARM — family at a price you can Here ts a 6 to garage. Terms can be afford. bedroom ranch ¢ cinder block arranged for reliable buy- home. 28x50. Built in 1053. Situ- er, ONLY sted on o 4 acre cel of land . ; ttle stove. Nes's 06 aut. ceetris | RAY O NEIr. Realtor hot water heater. Automatic oil ™% _. Open 0-8 forced heat. This home is not Phone re 3103 or PE 44178 . Own- | Co-operative Real Estate ng lete pice Including states $2,000 will somes 16x150 jot iitg mene, | icc at only Available in 3 or 4 bedrooms 'L.C. LADD Plan to ia msn eh =~ ava nen = ixie Hwy. , 3-2361- This Week Special RUSTIC LOG HOME Drayton Plains —Open Sundays HAPPINESS | LOOK AND COMPARE e bedroom lot nt. ar rage. Offered at $9,060 with ae fou, CALL O} ‘< OFFICE HOME YOULL AGREE. — _ WEST SUBURBAN Here is -.the fer you to tnloy “living.” One floor plan 6 jog bungalow consisting of bead W. Huron 4-3560 12 iat RB rm., fingertip kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, with tile 16 Ao caoeak Gn h etitits a SO -artrid eC ft. lake frontages 14 ft. boat and dock included. Offered at $0,975, “BIRD” TO SEE terms. BE’ — THEY'RE “° ” TAKE HOME, To Py wre Sell—To Trade COTTAGE TS-WE'LL INSURE IF Beautiful lakefront ranch with million view. 2 fire- laces, reci room and bath MA N se, Alag -_ 4 room iake- it the property. i av \ Fy Eres’ th 9; fun, bw} $29,000 or 4 ga es Co-operative Rea) Estate Exchange cotiage ¥ ‘ia.beo and $7,000 re- 075 W. Hu spectively. Terms. See this to- FE 2-02 day. ~ NET ORT eRyence DRAYTON PLAINS ttractive FOyN,70 at, home. $1, 500 DOW N rege pleasant kitchen. ay utility tion, Hard woes oe in tiptop: room, All on one . Garage. 5 rs, pias- Lovely shaded ae walls, full ment and Telegraph and Orchard hae oll best ogy orcas “ be" tee ce SncowteMPonsn | STYLE ‘Only $6,300 “ae fan > Dries. Amonsz love! es at Bite | - : pet, Lake: cute custom | 2 BEDRM. COLONIAL ant. F nog AE. eacenemenens Cane. _ Truly an impressive home sur- % block irom store bus, rounded with evergreens 18x18 FT LIVING R of many Varieties. Extra large Pius dining L M i oo lot, 2 car garage, full basement, huilt ~anch home very de-/ ofl recreation . brick sirable, Attractive view of EBliza- Brepiece and many other special from the picture win-| features. tnetedes” extra = apart arawe La oon Priced tor quick oe saad it A ea le '. : s oon 38 Ruaabetn. Lake ‘privileges THELMA. “' . ELWOOD sg cutie pate M4, FE 56-1284, GATEWAYS to | See the Opening of Watkins Hills CONSTRUCTION OF ™4 ROOM BRICK RANCH HOMES HAS BEGUN. SEE VARIOUS STAGES oSeeTAE Hata Ten vate FIRST SHOWING Sunday .. 12-8 P. M. To reach property drive out U.8. 10 to Watkins A ph pos Lake road, then left on Lakewood drive to model. WM. H. KENNEDY REALTOR Mh ag EVENINGS 7 8 WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W, Huron St, Open Eve. 7 to 9 Visit ‘the t beautifully fur- nished exhibit home -at 2328 Middlebelt Road NORTHWOOD Organization Inc. Phone FEderal 4-6191 ONE 0 pa erred foe Call au qur office for full par- $5750 — S$ rooms of solid comfort in this East Side brick terrace. Living room, ining room > remy 2 super bedrooms and full i * base. tee — as tome or investment. 4-8 - Paved RAY. ONEIL, Realtor Phone ‘FE er no oF Er Co-operative Real E: YOUNG 8 FAMILY = — bt —_ —— walla, Paved st garage. 00 down $i8.500 60 price. Shown by tm: CT. side. 1 bik. SAE oe a v jan s near Orchard Lake Road. * # a f B T 3 Ji ea PONTIAC PRESS, _ MONDAY. “APRIL 25, joss 3 For Sale Houses 43 BUILD NOW! hcp THE CHELSEA | sittnals na ee Paved street, city water, sewer. ours, “Ask fof Mr. 4 cae 3 Bedroom Brick _ FHA and GI Approved eee 4 - by Jay Alan|R ee S cosleaallachilleelcs LOT 90x MUST VACATE PROP- cnt:Lease Bus Prop 49A ! Pon’ iae Pres ERTY. WILL SELL ALL RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT IN- CLUDING SHUFFLE- BOARD. FE 4-3105, FE 4-1881. PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 31 Oakland Ave. FE 2-0206 “Real .Estate Since 1919" Small RESTAURANT Bopper re ER LAWRENCE W GAYLORD 136 E. Pike Bt. FE 40584 PROFITABLE RESORT fics io the weit nase cabins to acenateke 18 to 20 keeps clientle filled ends * Money to Loan 53 TEAGUE, FINANCE ©. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, (MICH. FOR A LOAN? “YES” promptly to employed men, a ae Sect. Fhens, welte or come LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 1(W lawrence, PE 2-0249: Pontiac Up to $900 CASH for You Toda 30,000 FAMILIES IN Porniac Towed trom Duckner’s te the tact 37 years, THE OLD RE- TABLE, UPTODATE LOAN ANY WHERE YOU ALWAYS WELL TREATED yen ie BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY You can obtain sure of treatment. Buckner FINANCE COMPANY Ear ten SSS cig tee _ Mortgage Loans" _ 54 LOW W INTEREST for single taméty i NEON Swaps §5 FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE | for r ‘tractor. 1948 Pontiac ~ 3 Gusr. PE $000 + POR SALE OR SWAP: LATE ‘42 Pontiac New ag tires, ntl so lege Th ‘wn mower of liams Lk. OR }-4301. Go0D 8 NG LOT ON CAR or pickup PE 83046 er swan for an of eq 2 waren ual is eye 5-0932 om ‘a7 ic stove end & o ewe REFRIO- refrigerator 7 ft. PE rator 2 old type iH drainboard tubs, 6x12 aaah RUG WITH PAD OR 8 PIECE WALK WALNUT I Lain ya ore <= BR gare Bnea «the ile Sais tay Se foe chide. hock b rocker mea. horse. PE 4-8106. sEeecEy REFRIGERATOR free paying for the ad. FE GPPENDALE LOVESEAT. for and antique curly MIR- maple frame 4” «x Hand hooked rug. size @ ft. 8 in. by 6 ft. 4 in. _MI ¢1501. CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE ._ REFRIO. — aac "BED 8 $15. a a an TERMF OR LAYAWAY Ee a WE BUY #&', AND ave PIANO-ORC SeaAAgE ee Malan seem oe. CS. OE 52 Gal. Electric Water heater~name brand Ree. $149.95-~- Now 909. ; See ee mee ewee arene emcee ee eeeererenene eee see eeaeeewasne nent weer wnne GOOD CONDITION | street, Total price ,000, terms.| DOWN PAYMENT PLUS COSTS: aR verre ne F HA ft, O. NOTHING DOWN sree me Siaencke | FHA Sta00 HOMES garage. Se ce a| coe Sata] TWO FOR ONE. z — Another house and get two. gy 1 ofl forced air heat. + bedroom Eine “Gsdere heme ely ‘tuli| ‘Tilea room og Seay besgment gad eng f , a oo — doors, ture window in the pleasant tome. Owner’ will consider Ribboned driveway. eupnuendes tie bath, ol trade. for small farm or. will Large window, ge rd- sell all for $7,960 with §2,450 PRICE floors, atic gas : down, $11,850 didewe rads city 0 Ba @.1. RESALE. South side. Good qn Feraherry St. off Elizabeth Lake Rd, betw 1 a -_ ~ ye. Lake Rd. and MS@. morteaee, rat betier kitehen. 3 bedrms.. oak firs. wae ietatte sows, olay WHITE RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 7 one 7 WEST SIDE. Home and business. BROS vative ai ore ii Roomy 4-bedrm. home, full e Also pa Hodes Eg garage ALTORS - and bump shop. Ideal for con- Phone Model FE 2-5607 ANN er other com- Office OR 3-1873 “Now ot s3,000 wits ise KNUDSEN ain Foxe KENT, aise Small a Payment ” “Open. ras | West Side, City bedroom home. tn Next to Consumers Power. rm. end beth home Orisavile, “Wow © fear fur Biss ae one. Paved = ee Immedi- & I. ate possession. er Bac Priced right. rificing for quick sale. Seminole Hills Income So if Dg og ele od age ied 2 family tn condition | © NEW cabin built t order sa | for ttaoe. ‘A steal) i; food "you will like. Price $16.- mee wae tan| bod price 0058 te Uae | i teval heme sear bs eee bee 800, terms. down, 3 rooms and bath up.| an outstanding area of 7 fish $650 with down. $10 K Haibor — -_ = voor base- ee eee. (pig | =< r month or pee cack. ne eee —_ na Geta ee and tion storms and screens, 3 Boughton Lac State Forest. See Beautiful view of lake. 9400. . locations in Kee * g large rms. car garage Foes st hn \; B. @. a tk Bootes SC Gey Sete! nes wast of Marviom. Dorothy Snyder Lavender \ pm te, $2500. down. Oxford—Income 3140 W. Huron 7 4 Ottawa Hills ¥ family income | tn . very Sale Suburban Prop. 45A rgeenn or EM 33303 = «saa. cad beth ules @ Saeed and bath on (feet. 3 | IN MILFORD, § ROOM HOUSE | Choice buildin site 110x316", High 4 3 bedrooms fast rm. on the int fir. 8 on | with glassed in porch, 2 large | and level. $1.55@ with $300 down. : > aetetanas vue - rents for $65 per! ota, recreation room, of] heat, 2 as Full basement ind fir. Nice size living rm sacar gas permit svaliable, | EAf/ 6aFege. $12,600, '96,000 cash. | North Suburban. Approx. 4 acre. Plastered walls with fireplace. Dining rm. Many = ee ice Geakane: Hiatt Biren steel Berries & fruit trees. %675. Terms. | features. $3200. do 86x231, new 3 car ce-| Rochester Real Estate | worth side 2 excellent lots. Sel k fl block 13 ~ — elect oak floors West Side terias, woe Sereee. 019-001 FRANK SHEPARD | #7 { igs _ with 2 family ne rms | dian Village Tienken at Adams OL. 1-1811 | W. Walton Bivd. 6 lots, Zoned com- ' - n on each fir. Upper Sale Lots . : Fe haat bogged ae Pal 2 bedroom bungslow in ex. ieee — J. C. HAYDEN ; ormica—exhaust fan weer occupies lower. wel cellent condition. Living and soncue 26 E. Walton Biva FE eo ; Custom cabinets tn ee dns See, “tile were: | 22. tote, oe”. Sewer iad water in. | LOTS” AVAILABLE. ‘ Alwintite alum. windows WM. H. KNUDSEN Full basement. oll heat, In Pontiac, te rms. Phone Detroit, | payments. Robert Chapin | Com- | and. storms and screens * REALTOR See Sass suemets weter Moe Lor 0 ON by A ot rao For Sale Acreage 47 Delco ‘oil heat vara cans Eve. FE 23-3288 pecan 1% car garage =| a Rate. gas hot water $13,650, somsmeceial Pe 4-0035. wae 5 ACRES av ‘ws IN BRICK OR CE- B t e an Lake Privileges Laketroat tote 6 Je choose from. | Good building site. Price $1,136 DAR : ern 5 room ranch $-4331_or_PE 5303. eash. Phone Mr. Fielding. \ a m vent mn 1062 on 1% acres. | OAK HILL RD. 100 BY 300. e900 | S77, ~ DONT FAH. TO SEE US BEFOR Living room 15x32. Heato- | _ $50 down. 0. Box ve die Off Joslyn ’ on, Thermoter elee- | 59 WEAR CLARKSTON. APPROXIMATELY $ LAND ee ee __—Bateman_& Kampsen _ ‘Sincelee 2 bedroom trie range and oven. Teri aul “ies -iAee terete ae _fromt- | ~"gule Youngstown kite “> automatic off te alum-| with $1,850 down. This acreage Realtors separate ete. ides inum storms and screens, | can be purchased in acre sites Corner penne, aye = and Air. | FE 4-0528 congo. an aon — a — oe , Bravery. * gti. S380 down. ash Tn. | mee oan eae Seee * Convalescent Home YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT 3 ACRES | 377 8. en Rive. Well established state lt- Co-operative Real Estate m Bachange Y% Acre Lag pong Coed T ] ary. wooded. with ft ? runaing room ranch ears fe enough ver | ( Crawterd attached. Dreeseway as "and “gee accommodate 14 peaks Lad M A £ 1A N i 3 elie J sees Se aay Tie es We: eee 2 an che REALTY CO. REALTORS _| Located Bg ie ’ Lovely 6 room home ot very oy ——- nent. Co-cperetive Wh priate 't Exchanse $1. 150 a} + large tot. Has’ 3 ‘nice bedrooms | North Side Gem R Ar tt I FE 2-0263 | Taree plecsant living room ice | Ms cqmtort eng charm =| TOY ANNI INC.) ew He ca “RIDGEWAY | ty of cupboard space, You ust SS ae Pee 2 £. arene TORE eral 3-1188 POST OFFICE _____| 913 4-6203 Sy Se east tg | tafe igs |“Opin Ries and sunday rs" | LOE AYGEATED, BY SOG | Cooperative meat Reta Bechane ‘ IKE FISHING? \ | Senet sserest is site a 44 # FOOT LOT wean scoot. wi) || 20 ACRES ‘ ite a rn ove ranean —< pao Bi my drapes at $8.900 ro i fobs 2 CMe wenE LE FOR SUBDI- tifut Jocati for that Q lov: tid Lake. aon apessehan pooch toting aor. GI Resal ATLANTA BEAUTIFUL cor. | “ris jasta for imam ediate build: oo ; . treo “< Aernctive, eo enema | veer Po . ac. Motors. loft. Also 3 ext ss ates | 7 ou BDIVIDING recaee Be ‘. 1 iv e mtiac 2 . ire sg 8. \E kitchen, 3 poh areal ae “fv | See ee | gurus Sz| REALTY RIDGEWAY" A ; 2383 ORCHARD LK. RD. 83% W. Huron FE ¢16| Kouse ‘Only $2,800 end. bale “JAMES, H. STITES FE b-0418 ance ‘like rent. $53 per oo pad Geepermare Real Real Estate ichange m including taxes and — SUN., @ TO $35 =, BROWN urance, 80 wet Choice Beach | pean SSTRABLE LOT iY : ers large, 2 acre parcels, 100 ft Offered Lake: Oakland we ys quick on cae stat, new _— ees DOWN Lovely 2 bedroom * patton ettle with; teem for Fons BARTRAM. RED. HORSE puonie ‘be™ tibet or P 1-000 terior all completed. Pull beth. | 39 “hegt "jerse ‘screened | COTTAGE FOR _§ =| Cass Enea ____ For Sale Farms 48 sink, ‘suometic ‘hot water and | porch. excellent parcel and Ne 6s tm kOemend oz ata ” FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE _ = oe, “Se. saseepes % bertbetion cad ~HOMESITES Call Rutledse OR DiltL Fe “2 "one you won't be —— for all f iz Many varied selections of sites IDEAL SUebivinneene b eS 7 , "| _with 718 cement blocks. FE $1977. | for your particular © hoice of acres. im. of Baldwin. front. -_ about ¢ miles from city K m FOR SALE, YEAR ROU: ed, medium restricted 2h2e6. a << See by ith 80 foot frontage restricted. Check : $13.00 A BEAUTY —You sav vou! — a Dp sen : Lake, on Basement. atic ice com aaah 38 ACRE FARM On MAIN ROAD, | “well, bere it ja” Five wove | Realtors . | FE 4-0528| RESTRICTED WATER Waterford-Dra ‘ton Sub. | qutoutidings, “Bargain at, sia.009. | rooms on first floor with ‘ 120x200 suitable for 2 level home| 190 = 150 lots. with $75 LAiEs,, Coen, Sermons required. ; a ee ee es | oe 8 Teleata & Oun.| Of, Tpneh house S| "Stevens Farm sub | _ FOR PA Rats ae AERA — beth fo enh orivate ent see, | Sooperatin =. Exchange ms trom. apple a aes ones oo baa gain ws Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111, PE ¢-0003. | dition and with sevarate laundry ar caus ont cuty $30 ms. Cine . rooms, and cupboards. - Pioneer Highlands LAWYER, Oxford Area ‘ Rousse tec ear aeoene Gat low Dow 5 ment THIEF Watkins-Pontiac Estates | 191 seres land i — 9 BEDROCES wa Eaymest) Yes even a thief be inter] 100 x 190 ft 1,000. oo, main highvey im ly de- ' 87.500 FULL PRICE-Lovely| BASEMENT. FI ‘aao | sont & tte, ems ee | Sere goed teselity, Limited cbetce | Sirus, alm house, tent Vite. end modern two bedroo REATION ROOM; GAS HEAT, | 3” fi, cf jandscaped shaded, nen. misc, other bidgs. Real ba tee pin West, side” Wecsiion, | BEDROOMS AND FULL BATH 2 ere oe Foe. oon 100 x to pos ea wim #100 i uonene noxonon_| CETMOM MEMRRAESR | Sentai Sa." ar ete | Se aan wet Reet | JOAN K. Irwin Son dan Weems sea ees es > * Saou 1919 MIS. Dunn Farms Bince 108 good condition “yive an qo CALL NOW S Orton 132, Reverse Chgs. ioe Sa oe wooded parcels. 180 x 101% N. Saginaw Street , ow with precaett Md aso glassed Pc gecncerennesgone Wt E = Ru |. just north 5-0447. re FR S-s000 fear porch, 2 ear warkge and 0" " scak pean ooeud tome. 6 at of Ponitse. 41-600 with ee ee lot with some fruit. BUD" out Dixie. Low down payment. ‘Baldwia- Waldon Acrés gt.e SYLVAN LAKE Lovely NI CH OLIE PE 4-6306. i sere pororts,, Coed garden nat td ACRES, HOME re's & - +5 ho “Fireplace, ti” bath. Otter-Sylvan Lakes a Walters-Clarkston- acres mncluding IN. A. tn tye, 8 full size dinin and m al Estate and Insurance ee 8 desirable, mies over ary om. e barn. Lo- other desirable features. Call ‘Bot chs, m6 CUM cb building Orion Acres miles north ‘of Prieed Mrs. Hoyt at FE 20840 for de- — fooking and. with poe cues | 4 acres approx. $1,800, with #150 | for quick, sate at ust $5,800 with Lots of Fresh Air trom ers! = Ponti L. H. ae Realtor | * 1 1302, Huron rE = and Sunshine CARL W. BIRD, Reghoe|| wre ee cieimr em mel REAITOR ~~ Geo atie Mem *Keal_® Estate te_ Exch. ' ter the — We know ot nee pee Community n * Bigg. sal very REALTOR FE 2-8316 New Bungalow this ‘yuburban 3” bedroom | PE. ¢4211 —— FE $1303) $1.00 with See. 29: Eon & Bullder's own a with breere.| ranch styik. Dungelow with full WILLIAMS HOME 5 Acres way and ji car garage. Ges) > heat Breezeway. wutnity. ge garage. 156 ft. of business on furnace recreation room Lot jot water. oy lasting alum! 5.3840, Dixie Hwy. Partly wooded with : 80 x 125. entirely enclosed with | um siding, 8. storms & year around stream across the 71 ACRES fo cFelmetteoce rice sity, ME Seem eae Gress | CUSTOMERS | Brdperu sitn"witn #2100 down: | teret to seni ottne. « . down N With fo lake cottages efron miles Clarkston. sate and (will consider aay ree- et 0 per cont inetost. the" your and lots Anywhere west of Poa: 100 x 150 ft. lot. poo = a mee ed appointment today. tiac im the Jake area. Woodhull Lake, This is s bea Sa =~ 3 Sylvan Village 12 Famile I goss COMMERCE RD. om —_* ern house and garage, $300 an brick center hall vlan 6) amily income Near Union Re = +, * TAT “per acre. . rope cane ail LC. LADD . Livine ed | with fireplace alae room. kitch- | en. breakfast: room and lavatory down. 2 bedrooms and bath u Delco oi] heat. nice shaded lot. 3 car garage: Price $15,500, terms. Near St. Joseph Hospital Handy to GMC, brick to belt 2 car ga- rage, 2 lots. paved street. 5 Watkins Lakefront Get ready now for many pleas- 4 Bedrooms—2 Baths good ement, automatic heat ant summers ‘in an exclu- and oon water. Offered 6, . | deal for Pontiae Motor or Fisher | 000 00. Put ro poate dollars to | five, section ef Watkins : vy em e@ 2 bedrooms and work, call NOW or z bath down, and 7 rooms and t.. wooded lakefront lot, 5 up. ~ cedar recreation ow " room cotta, ~ 3 with stone ; pa D and new ™™ furnace. In- BUD firepiace, ft. ed @ $11,500. h, running water and About 61.500 corn. javatory, seme furniture - NICHOLIE and electric stove. Excellent Suburban—Special -enjcttd beseh and dock. Brand new west suburban 1 45 y/ wage, eroneny < —— S198 ore ae only 15 minutes 8 + gy coggeaen a hate Eve. Mr. Meiser FE §-8004 HE rom —— Pontiac; f, living room and 3 nice bed- feecin tram be 8 . rooms. Mirror-like oak floors and nquire from - owner ORlando pinctores and painted walls. Full WEST SIDE 3-2216, men with ieo off furnace. Webster schooi district. Dand ; lots. 1002120 Lake privileges.| 4 room modern Lor qarel 2 : —— ment. oll heat, ae ‘ -_ base: . age to bus. $1600. terms. WATKINS LAKE EDWARD B. KEITH | 4286 OM on Snel Hwy. 10 beautiful vacant lots. Buena Vista Heights Subdivision. Bounded by Kennett and Stanley Ave. Will sacrifice for quick sale. FE 4-6203. gare for straw. Broker. Biehway™ and Re ia BARGAIN 0 PERT, COR RNER| fie men. _tse’ Gol nb PE 4s908 Sale Business Property sd SPECIAL net Brats ace at | TARE eT way store and schools oi Kostieg and Wnt ft price wavs BE HELP. LESS? Help Wanted Ads areeat FLOYD KENT, Realtor “4 OW. Law FE 68-6106 Next to mere Fever For Rent Farm Prop. 48A “tan te = avactes for three 7 | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 31 Oneal’ ieatate Since Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A STATEWIDE ip» Oy gy Ae oad Brokers Large of bust: ness. Partridge ig THE “RIRD” TO SEE AAA RESTAURANT '| DELUXE GIFT SHOP TRAILER PARK BOAT LIVERY Located at the crossroads of the lake ares. Income 365 days per jemmer' Over 0 frontage anty’s busiest lake — both swimming. Priced at Mma. GAS STATION Excellent locat in busy com- munity near . gas uct. Brick bidg. with 2 beau- addition. ots at only $33,000 on terms. WARD E. PARTRIDGE MICHIGAN BUSINESS REALTORS ; IN BUSINESS Soy Ean Ww. _ egg Open Eve. FE 2-8316 a Wa TO BUY: SMALL’ fo janchroom. Write Pon tiac Box #9. . Money to Loan 33 tate WHEN YOU NEED $20 - $900 kiy on four Seat “et Ta ——, We -vill be greets ale “STATE FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 70? Pontiac State Bank Bide. GET CASH QUICKLY | Up to $500 OAKLAND @ aeons ee LOAN CO. TO GENERAL 69 W. Huron St. NEED $500 or less WITH CUICK SERVICE? wong s CORP. Ph. FE 5-8121 Home & Auto Loan Company A. Grocery and snack bar. sory eee FE2-9206 | 1 PONTIAL STATE BANK BLDO, TRADF 2 WHEE “FRAILER FOR —— will sell. FE 20 ACRES LIV | wicely located 12 miles north of “TC LERNES i Tier contract or equity in -ood house RIDGEWAY tive Real Estate Pachange of pa Eley Hn oad aa ™ our eS real Nae loner moa = \LL ELECTRIC ORGAN WMA- meen ease, $100 or swap for = movie era me ent. MI ¢-7009. prone sear Hogs LAND) CONTRACT. es or auto for ae aes =e good \. TRAILER EXCHANGE 8. Tele: “WAP IN YOUR —_— LAWN MOW: © ot 8 new one We have Lawn 46203 | ELECTROMASTER ELECTRIC stove: Good condition. $25. FE _ +6770. : SrECcTRIC. i DINING room ie. i FRIGIDAIRE ELEC. RANGE. yo Tas mance “CRUME iT ELECTRIC 3465_Aubarn Rd. rE ull GRAY RUG WITH (ay 4 25244. Used Trade-in Dept. bie oven, deep well. Like new. Spe, wong soon cue $19.98 i "| 8 pe. dining room suite... 6 H | a & pe. wood breakfast set. r) ‘OR SALE JUARANTEED RE- | apt. size gas stove ........ $24.05 raters 0k. ee $39.95 UP! Apt. size electric stove ..... $20.95 w washers ..... 639.95 UP | Table top electric range .... $39.05 —— washers . ag; 4 he Large dresses < Shececceecse ee ee . ies? =e Ser’. 90 1 CFE 3-403) SMALL DOWN PAYMENT = “Brus Teered “carpeting txcet 'WYMAN'S < " 2 Fi _MI 42194. 18 W. Pike Only as and a a. like new. gids Call FEY 21000. After tools, "sees ck Oe as 1947 27-FOOT STEWART COACH $795 oF — for furniture, FE or , For Sale Clothing 56 9 sUITs 3 56708. te ‘Con -siney 16 ar 16. between ‘eo _*-m, re'h. 5-11 2 INE FORMATE STRAPLESS shaded MI 41801, Sale Household Goods 57 “pet ite” WALNUT Eee Also a RF fe pede oe aS. ‘the “home. New and MAIN FURNITURE - ao FE DEY 1 EE See TP eRe —— $14.95 Belts —- ~ i a Huros on E er, deluxe model. Gelssaver. KENMORE WRINGER h Lomageaee =| machine. Good condition. 49250. KENMORDP AU‘O, WASHER WITH sudsaver, PE 56-3563. KINGSTON TANE V ras | LOONOR E CHAIR AND “OPTOMAN. FES living room suite. Fr LINOLEUM % OFF Vinyt tons ite u eZ Price 0c LINOLEU M- YD. RUBBER BASE PAL oe eee SYERS, 141 W. Huron St. LARGF ROUND VAK TABLE, OLD — Fy ye A typwriter and AND P. V coed net gap han 13 OK, By MAHOGANY DINING Tt ae BUF- fet. Good condition, and tad priced. FE 23-1106. 23 Thorpe MARAOON FRINGE LOUNGE chair, — condition, reasonable. il State Ave. apt. 20, HAMILTON DRYER UES Fae B58 HOUSE PAINT gal. 97c| —_W. Huron. NO SHORTAGE OF|* _| FOBS in the Want Ads!) wi"? 3 ¢|See the Press columns| "Yingor NOW. Also place 2 Work | is*ce” ~ | Wanted ad to shorten 7 sas fang USED BARGAINS — 77.30 Furniture, Appliances 3088 Lake Rd. PE 38811 or THIS WEEK ONES @ Ft Lincleum .,.......... oy be] nie occ ‘& me FE| Harold's, 140 s ae v USED - TRADE-IN DEPT. drawer chest liveries -T- % | Studio couch 1... ** case Proc, breakian selec SS Electric range .. ............890.80 Davenport and chair . = “Hane "res © $0.80 TH OMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. WAYNE GABERT’S APPLIANCE SPECIALS Se oe oe THE PONTIAC PRESS Oe ee ee i ; MONDAY, “APRIL 25, 1955 Sale Household Goods 57/ For Iscellansous ~ = re Sale Mi is 60) For Sale Miscellaneous 60 CARNIVAL \ ‘by Dick Turner "Send, Ceevel & Dict’ 46 we OIL'S MIKE, NEEDS TIRES, ener — = a ~~~ 8 tennis. 7 + . LIMITED AMOU freming ir: old , | QuBont tai 276 [gpa sig SF cheap. teeter habe, with new | OuPon 55 St SEL paste De fe | Stebride Tastee my ott So table . + OPEN SUNDA \Gar D gravel, and cushion hl a Th SS ee ann gee Ag ans ge a DAYS : 70 12 PE 340K age Voors sand. wiksnson Sand & Gravel, | ~~~ C I IEF t GLOBE INBOARD WEF S saat shower cad Insten- | 6 ATLAS JOINER. TOM H Soll. SAND Day old eS wee, od) Utes Syiven _Gheeee. : u + misc, ¥., motor, Be: 1 Co, PL @ curtains, pheap. #1 inches = = ahaa Fees Se cad ws eee —Stsrel FE Bote re sia. sm | MOBILE HOMES. via ue, hens, et 'inches | Ox Se dest ei teenie | orem —— ROAD GRAVEL Grnic BA ; : : : , long hemmed for dress. | drop. 3 drawers on Pd side, | 310 3 * rene on han oo, BROOD- | See the a re ft. Pontiac. Up to | igs, JOHN F w fable skirt; hand made white | Swivel chair and desk fight” Ali , 3, Farts, 900 gener Fm cee | OS Sa tik | ve one Ors iss men wg Fy organdi¢. st ruffle: ‘nois- | =e s son = : a Senta chants ‘wine duce tana; |; foes Sepewniter 80h ea eee |S TON PIBERGLAS INSULATION SHREDDED PEAT _| warrs expen GOsLINGS FOR |, teller “as ow “sn “tao down wed eee Farge ee biack-end white plaid dust ruffle: | EM 3-3160. | poe : ee Fes soll, fill sand & gravel. Se. Rey eee 3 Hutchinson's Trailer Seles zat oa ee blac le wale cordutro . fence. posts. - ad 2 : ees spread: all for double beds. Items Rend tector G.. . ousonn arr EARTH MOVING “Sale t Farm | Produ 75 “Oy Pivtone on ie et) SO cian ou, Birmingbem: Mreaan : Hivdraull, Wits Hghts. @ ft mower ‘Ceres of bie iain a mane |= ~ Comer § ‘Mile Road” and Mound. | ij pr PLYWOOD BOAT witli ' —_ > Vift., ; res ¢ on shares = and take-off pulley. MaAyfair 219 shi cE Detrok trai For Sale Miscellaneous 60 arage 2786. W. 12) Mile Rd. — 78h ERTUFIED POTATOES. A in? | 8 8_Dort _Mighwoy, ust _ ia et eowbalr Moe coe: 2 wn | Forming = SHREDDE D [CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES. 25: HouseTRAILER wITH stot, | —‘itlon._PE 2-418 . ; | severe “8. bo : TOOL. | = ro Wholecale prices to cil, | Pups PE asst “Brace $960. Value’ 432.95 Toilets $30.50 vel, FE tose ip nde PE 5-766 oaniaten MY 3.00 ae we trade for culty, Vacant lot, ear. ie ge ae = ENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. -” | let 15 SREMIER AND IMPROVED ROB- ' . Thom fae Die ney park Pees’, & COMPANY — | iti, ‘some smn “Tate SAND ,OMAVEL PILL DIRT FE | inet sinter pees 1 CUAYDEN |B rt Rownoay aan a AWE 8Cl : = spec ue ee RG ze TL ae RRGEO, OUR US | ERS Rae aati aMeR.| Maurie On LATE OSE ERPOtsrors | Neve FE sous "okT ania a VTREODE 3%. W. 8 Mle Ra SICKLE ———— aterfo: ennels. #120 Di Dis: MY 23-5005 Levees 5 : San MACHINE SHARPENED LEFT HAND GOLP CLUBS, DEER fe Hw : | HOLLYWOOD * ra , Motor. will separate, may be seen , a? rifle, overstuffed chai SEBAGOES SEED AND EATI ; ID BED AND A MEW s pt As arent barncd pet ORS GUARANTEED. | _Critpe’ etme. ns Se TON Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 potatoes.” Miller's. Son Gacbabaw | $062, ed ol tank and stand 2Venings afer 6 or weekend. ur clas-| po. amen ww | rail for bed. FE 4-4816 | ELGIN OUTBOARD MOTOR FOR sification “Hobbies and _ m Se 2 sane eee 200, 000 FEET pat Y SLAB cord. del. PE 2006. BED Tee nec ee Oo | 03 TRAVELO, 33 FT. EXCELLENT | — 27% =D afer ¢ om __ Su lies” No. 2 A. GOING OU \ 2 a ton st Opdyke. FE 54-7941, i condition Make me an offer 170 i iS Vv INRU DE MOTORS pp 4A. eri ee a nie Doug! FREE KINDLING - ro. | BEED POTATOES. N Opdyke Ra. lot 68 FE 53713 Outboard repair 19 vrs. expe- : EXCES— a _ Joslyn Rd ie call MY 26432. | = MY__30m | ' riewce Cas Case woot ce ee ANCHOR FENCES hare te by ar eeniiae tee OD OT Seam ccd, 2) Sale Farm Equipment 76, ig ailer es ont Meremere: Core No money down PHA approved ow, We will close our store 4-65838. ee ; . eB yee _PREE ESTIMATES FE 514071 = Citpiete ‘Une not ‘sueniee HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD AND A-1 BUYS TONY'S MARINE AIR CONDITIONER © FORK. LATE tools, Diston saws, builders Taner frepiete vile at © 3 rh owt See the new ‘55 Model Jr. Wheel xXxC ange hago Stee alae, et ; olt window hardware bh 16 Pr CENTU JANY —— slightly used, mov- and a very guerge le SEASONED OAK AND ae be cue ak Sapien 7 eos rized runabout =e sy yet _ ing. MI 46422, or MI 40027. paint. Al) paint reduced | _ fireplace cord wood. PE 4-6657. ae walki - Gales & service Refinished, tuned and cleaned Br PL USH DOORS. BLIGHT- 33's per cent. Paint th AY FOFL On 1 hE models, $149.80 and | ANDERSON ROYAL CHAMPION This is tt ou'y y Gussgek gest aay cle a oe aint thin- SPEEDWAY OIL” FIRE- TIN? HOME PRAIRIE SCHOON. | [O° {i Co CGC 1S" *e peea: tock to 3h by up. tackle ail 13 off "Levee gues Suknemeg weees oakmad ood erin ypoaiilgeanse ER BEEMER and many other} rine “PE 20114 Rveninus. FE iz . ew and use E E 2S v eS. wie een ee ae ri estes = toys, games H AGGE E Ri Fs l_& Pain EB $6159. | WE SERVICE ALL ‘OAS ENGINES. casase saur aun Guar Beles ew. Bia) ar ae flush doors. 6 at 50 per cent “at, Rural LUMBER CO. ° ——s 2 PERT 83 Peaangrvinre geal | parts aad ine-| ost possible terms. New trailers. | CNPaY BOkee "i Stop before 10. after | mail mes. 10° iB Francis, FE 13 : | Mechanics, as little as 's down, as long as 6 | eae ce ane , 4 of any time Sat. or Sun) mats. $116. A large sr 1947 Haggerty Hwy. Walled Lake WOOD CUTTING SERVICES. FE E LEE years to pay at § per cent inter. wae Ake soars pon lgge gpl Bao aS articles ot Vay MArket 4-1084 14-25 Se. ee ae | ee ee “The Tractor Man” * PARTS—STORF seu S ND CA a _ Plan ree. Ma _ JOUNSON “OUTBOARD “orors TOP BAI ARGAINS _ | 1x6 Pir boards. 8 ft. ate ce a LAWN MOWERS Now be careful with that hammer, Miss Morgan: Mustn't ts, Trees, Shrubs 68 a Mt. Clemens PE 3. sone Exervintes fot the Trailer Home AYBAUE A S 5 SOT a COMPTON'S SONS | ARAB | Tat Ou ing ner, you now” W RCACHAILE RPROCE FOR, YOU: | way" MODEL FARMALL eve | Aerlr Eom ltrs Ele oe Cuan, Ae L & qj S ACTORY ee also blue, Norway and w fir,| + “One E &s MERCURY MO or giond vig Coe ter 0 W. Hur Bt. opposite Water- Pickup PE 2-131! Dougias and Concolor; pine, Aus-| ATOR AND REAR COOP TA 71 —roor Bea = ata = BS bake Sg oy ag softener, completely automatic, | —!0'¢ Twp. "Hall _OR 37414 For Sale Miscellaneous 60. Do It Yo If 6)| sae ee ee ee CONDITION, PRICED AT $208, rooms Very teaconabie For quick 2101 Dive Hwy — priced right. Electric water heat 2 WHEEL TRAILER. | T rowsa POWER WINCH % to | ~~. re ee es Seer owas Weiss varios on4'msome WE TAKE TRADE. Ns | ne poe, or an a eavene las eta tomate’ ce bactey "toss Setatanseticcr $i) STORM SASII Bog Siein’ndy go srawmtiert | "KING BROS. “3a Pr -pwarRme sewoonen Guns enue nil 6 vest i + ote . ce a 2 ~ + - we FRAYERS O Retced or liab MUELLER. re Lent? AUTO Cab cink-tthings, "$80 $0 up | Alum. Comb. Windows. 81173 | on gravel Toad. bearing Tight | $0 oe in pee $2000. terms arranged. FM 35288 Sunday, and) Monday. RS Oreha: Ave FE 40526 . Used 1.winter Tor boitle tt tand faue um. Com Doors $29 90 ell turns. Open daily 8 7 a : .J GENERAL ELECTRIc HOT WA. | gas. Reasonable. EM 3.4068. oF inom METAL C, CABINETS, | SAVE "SUPPLY 100 8, Saginaw St. Alum. Comb, Bas: Greenridge Farm Nursery. “uu: —FONTIAC RD_AT_OPDYKE __ MOBILE wiguicaer craft and Ap Movogs, ter or steam furnace. MI PE 8-002y bg mo get ne mn wea oS ) bose REINFORCED CONCRETE a CE E WE. EDON’ tual 4-8038. ~~ BOLENS RACTORS | Boats =D boats Master Craft e 6 pm. HOT WATER TANK AND COAL | stoves, used furniture, kindling tie tanks Ph FE : (1661.8. Telegraph Rd. _—sFE. 4.2598 | EVERGREENS SPRUCE ARBOR- MO AP ARTME trailers, "Biston Chain Seve and ie) $ Ganan’ ors NCHES | ners Lawnmower. FE 2197 we Hutch: ‘8 Sales, coer 142 4c FT. BY THE Ce ras Eq an Lrragalls ee . POWER a OHORTY MOOR St PLACE é a Dixie Piains me men 's 6. Pi vey atulvert. on} end tI érive:| HAND LAWN MOWER - PAID een M za: ae DRS” re NDITIONED a mee pocorn ase emis So it oe Ever eee, esi “Dinte iw Win. storm % Salousie windows. icleca a corbclanS heey after $2150, what wil] you offer? FE | farm bell, pienie tables, old guns.| img Machines, $29.50 FE 2-014) | ARGUS AUTOMATIC PROJ -1878_or OR 38506 PI { MOTORS. a Deoin 3-0860. See Cum- | _ 5-0681. Lond ornam pn —". ibs tor tree home demonstration. 201 on Very ceansnante, Fm Fr dig your own, 89 Ptled one No. | ALL is | CHALMERS B TRP FACTOR, heaters ‘complete. bath. with fail atl and trailers ppt vie ~~ | hose, ooler, cult‘vatoer with Hydraulic Double floors boat "AWN INGS | s00n16 tires. new window screen-|SEE US BEPORE YOU BUY | 4's PACEMAKER CROWN G B see nse Warkanser ma ne fn” _Cal!_.fler_4:00, PE $8505. | other new features. Low terms. | OWEN" PPLIES Tampenii; standard sizes in Hardware 28s Diste “y wy “Ser Bandy aito’ tivtall all types of furbaces pe deg ll as mm hfe oe nak rapes iaseersnot oe. = fares ional \C 51. CHEAP. FE —_ "wane teckaes eo the epee 396 Ore i po Saty Os ” PE 2-020 20". Fs ach. ” : synchron range) = 5 WOLVERINE MAHOGANY DE- PONTLAC TENT & SweiNG CO. ; : with flat duct. FHA terms. Stan finder: Grafiex flash Strawberry Plants.....2c¢ CHOREMASTER GARDEN TRac:| Seats tet” General Skyline luxe 1¢ ft, it with , land Ave Week LIONEL & AMERICAN |. Crees: 56 beeee: ces perl “i flmnotders: calm | State, tmapected. D. Moran. OA) 2F,). ceoarets cultivating at ere. Gobd eelection Buy oo rental | S178 cash. Howard Lord. « Rob SLI A 1 COLEMAN 3 TO 4 R . FLYER TRAINS SEVERAL TIMBERS exiaxi2 | Allin excellent condition. FE | o* os — — plan. _ertson Ct. Clarkston. ai) floor furnace $55 Duo Therm | Super Kemtone. Gold Bond p also others: Lincoln 42031. Roya) | _ 2-65%. STATE INSPECTED PREMIER |POR SALE CARDEN TRACTOR. NEW BOATS. 12 PF. 940. CAR- 3 to 4 and 1-5 R. console | pig yey mote . UTHORIZED FACTORY BERV-| Oak Saat ER GAMER, strawberry plants and | _FE_ 5-068 Hackett We will take your contract ear, | ‘P boats, $60. 7600 Elizabeth Lk. hosters 035 00. Gio 16 to TR. Seal Rite paints ire and genuine factory i OTHER CA under Hobbies 6. Sup Latham raspberry plants. OL | FRAZER ROTO furnit h ie " Rd. _double burner” 945 OR 3-2946 Diadaot ol fe Ee i ae STOP eee po ee HO re wumber 3s 61882. service. ani ? — you on weed trellere, | WEW 10 FIBERGLASS RUN- AUTO. RADIOg AND T. V_ SETS, | building supplies —— Look and listen. the first punch | ~ PLANT NOW Oxford Trailer Sal about MA 41166 used, ip A-l shape, reasonadic. M NG SALE bution starter lawn mower.. Sure Sales Musical Goods 62 evergreens at bargain prices 1954 HOLLAND NO 6 3 BALER. er ales 2 Pr. RUN-ABOUT 15 BP. €VIN. D Radio & T, V. Service, FE | ot votnt ranges. $70 « Fey b> shallow well te: wmpse.73; “* * — ° ~ LAKESIDE NURSERY | _witn motor. Like new. OL 2 —— — oer Traller parts » motor, rowboat. FE 51228, : - aa anes ena 32-8548. nd acces eee ono tcl. ees ne renees: 2 gal. electric water ii 30 pate FOR iB Mile Sou is Pr. CHRiB SPORTS- : b Now at EVANS EQUIPMENT. AN UPRIGHT PIANO 3944 Elizabeth Lake Rd. D TRACTOR WITH BLADE |! South ciptghe Orton on M-24 . CRAFT RTS- MMemmern vecafioling a @ a rh elaine? aod jouer a $2 taeptos pitcher pumps mites 6507 Dixie Hwy z =e cNTiSUL 5-3838. ___Open_Eves, and Sundays. and’ 2 Sor ag plow all in fine Freee oe pg — cleaner: & floor saw 3 tcher pumps $5.10 eo LOT ANTIOUE VICTORIAN TYPE | BETTER VARIETY OF EVER. | —*#0¢._142 8. Johnson. PE 25549, | AMERICAN GENERAL CONTE | 5 5 openness leavers, chain saws, sump t $85 00 | compartmem: ce-ent SOIL PIPE. $3.20 LGT, WAR- TYPE pumps. floor and belt sander, Grass seed. § Ibs. $239 | complete win sted” ang |_ Wicks, 2678 Orchard Lk’ Rd R-| "Clough & Warren organ Black| €Feens, shrubs. trees at Popular | FARMALL TRACTOR, i946 MOD-| ental. Westwood anf others | 9 4P. JOHNSON WITH REMOTE Dipe threaders. ° Little Dutch clover seed. Ib. $1.60 | ots : —_ | _walnut. Good condition, OL 2-8341,| Drices. Well grown and fresh du > — cultivator. Ve Ouly 2 demonstrators left. controls. Excellent i Vigaro, Sacco, CNF lawn & pl: Tete sh a SHILDs WES1 TROM Especially suited for ranch type | 8004 Condit _$650. MA $2624 | at & very. substantial savings. | —_*2139 aw — —_— ~ - ae a 'S RENTAL | food. | ie daily 8 5 Sun 10 to 2 STORM SASH bone FE Sia? — . Rater a FE RGUSON ith _ Genesee Galea, 301 Dixie Sau im Best 2007! porting foods rnason Pluming Supply |~-A'pinum combination windows > ‘seat L OF |_| he best MY : oa : Low LOW price! BT ANOE ORGANO F e best buy of the year for | id 27 FOOT 8 STEWART COACH | METAL 12 PT BOAT AND CUS- ‘68 Mus Orton or Pets 69, farmers or contracto: railer cellent raile . BURMEISTER’S Bpoctet Phone_13) sian FE 4-6089 cewery coan ear, cot aeeorace ee —— Soe — Pye voor pte ay i ne $795 or trade. ‘et outer, Fe with eease end Sa cedsonnetes. GE M&UTOMATIC|® TuBe caBIner sTYLE RADIO. - 9 om. te 8 pm. ce 9 ual. Agrocahio Serene ts SNS ee ia Foe eel | me: nback fling or, bul or man-| _$-3853.__ _180 Crescent Lk. Rd. FE 43150. ONT aa Saar Reasonable. PE O-d000. Pp. Teliable party. Call MA Sams for| : , by Pieid BOY — WILL TRADE 5 ROOMS FURNI | USED ROWBOATS $25. AND UP. ASHER, SELLS FOR | te wats mw Gate OAL SUMP PUMP $18. —— dale Beagles $01 ‘Northfield PE | FIC JUGHTEN & ton MA Coees 187 ™ Modern trailer, | 3900 _Eissebew _Leke_ Re. a 19, NOW $249.50: AU-| frome. $7.99 Fencing : fp. _ NO On UNING AND REPAIR-| 5-1451. Running dogs, FE | . = 12 FT. SPEEI TWO YARDS Us instassed tek ie our eos: NO MACHINE REPATR. Oscar Schmidt. FE 32-5317. Case. Ferguson. New Idea deck steering whee ere c TOMATIC DELUXE! ¢islt¥ Reinforced comerete Sevtic Q adjust. of and grease any BABY PARAKEETS WITH CAGE. | 828 N. Mato. Rochester. Ol. 1-761 _ Rent Trailer Space 2 curvy moto! acesteneus and ao 5° GE UNDER THE PE4 cemerd tes © gl tt ents $2. Pecks “catre, come Store Equipment 64) Limited Time Only, $5.98 are eee Tae | wean MODERN AND SEMI . MODERN avery. = oe 7 © = neh "| bosdee 1 rebuilt ble and 591 4th St.: PE 32-4025: Closed Sun. ke FR 440 i , year around trai y “WHIRLWIND per bund $81 COUNTER DISH UNION eabinet machines, 10 year guar- BALANCE 0 OF RESTAURANT | BLACK COCKER MALE. 6 MOS. Fan FENCE nowDi DING, ALSO | wine seed & eshte nine, | "poate Feathereraf eS pe boards, per Mee WASHER, $318.50,; Constr. & Supply Co Ave. reg ie Formica tables, Samaras sake, | ee eer $ THis everyining. North Shore of White Lake ving ft. 8 15) NO\W QOOf- VE , x pply food warmer, 3 BEAGLE PUPS. REG. PIELD Free estimates given. Immediate | 4311 Shateon ta. Milford MU 4-3626 and Graumman canoes. Ste: snaiving ver 3} } W $239.95; WHIRL- 1980-90 Union Lake Rd. 2x4's, per rc lineal ft., 3isc,| drawer food chopper and grinder | chamnion sirec $20. Also trained | erection. Also 400 good. 1 foot trailers Leadine brand” of epecial per M Sesee| POOL IMPERIAL AU-| eee | aall lengths. combination, wort able mar | _Peasies PE Eis SATO Boo ae rates Auto Accessories 80/ Mérine, accesories Ted fir special per M $85.00! ee ye il : ) cisaan kan my : : AVING BOUOHI A LARGER Evinrude actors. pias ‘floor per Me. atic |’ TOMATIC WASHER Nails & Fence | * UNION, WRECKING INC janovus Mens. BA GOS. | “‘prreaane cree see, PHONE) (or 2 er} Case. bottom plow om 7) meee Fsnale per oe, $18) WITH SUDS SAVER} 38 contmon gags sa Wt Mie Ra oroer O-| CLOSING OUT SALE| ee 2 _ Paar Peet's bottom plow’ Ot monte Glass Service Bank term —— ss char Dail —— be «is ——— ® you ie ¥Manket Ineul per io & $4as| SELLS FOR $34995,! 7 Cera eC Sun. 10 til 2. Ja we ON RESTAURANT |! SAVE 3 BIRD DOGS LEFT. 7 | JoHN DEERE TRACTOR PLO our service? Glass instailed while | 1899 SHARRINGTON OATE 2 8033 éxtx% Piy each ....... § Ss NOW $269.00: IM PE ? Seo us for any other steel Items at | 1 LARGE AND 1 SMALL COM- FQU IP M E N T AND 5 weeks oid. Reas. OL 61021. | $40. Ph MA 5§-4211 Clarkston. w 7 = Insurance a 13 FOOT. te a FISHING BOAT eGeb ....... . ’ « “= holesale M ALE PUPS. 1 ENGLISH SET- eyo or guaranteed, ‘ee b. WP. Comvnation doors. $48 RIAL WHIRLPOOL BLACKETT’S ae SCREEN DOORS | SUPPLIES MONDAY 9) _ Sater Pe't'ims ‘Ssaclt fom “univer iat Tice apt | Shatin gia? | Gre fuse” Barnes Wandware, 1a Ss * Fa 1 an A — tc — re 4 . 3 pe. colored pe os au ptungs | DRYER, $249.95, NOW BLDG. SUPPLIES 32°"180''x4""—$6 95 A.M. TO 7 P.M. NO|* el en QIVEN FREE | sien 1940 M cline’ wire hay” Baler. S LET olaan Co i Fr WOLVERINE MOLDED RE; PLUMBING $210.00; DE L Ux FE eee ‘| ea gy 4 REASONABLE OFFER| ~ PREE_ Spe = jf Tota PES; en 2 Cetrend Are. il Rav ett Cit it _Ciintonville Rd. -after_ tad ARE p BUT ING A se WHIRLPOOL ~ TRON | MEDICINE CABINETS Wit TWO — DOORS s 167 8. Jessie. — m Miller Clarkston. - ATTENTION? - 14° ALUMINUM RUNABOUT._ $00: Baa’ Set BURMEISTER § ER, $239.95 NOW ~ | "separate chrome fluorescent ‘BLAYLOCK REFUSED. 531 E.| GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPrEs | _MA_ 5-080. : We are wrecking 1949 to 1950 | —OR_30108_ 8567 Pontisc Lake Rd. AND Gave, UP TO p00 0 $00 ON ALL EK, IS NOW $180. ®: complete $14.96" Trees are | GOAL & BUILDING SUPPLY Co. WALTON BLVD. True bred. Country Reared. Good | JOHN DEERE TRACTOR CUL- | care and tructs. We have several | SAILBOAT Gag AND SURE ITS factory isreguiars. Michigan Flu | ————~ e_Ave 101 | COMPLETE EQUIPMEN> F 2-5213. xr heceea epee Spee MR COON. | Ince motel low seilens® sect on, | sae. | i mea dic PAINTING. BRUSHES, SPE- isn es 1 308 Ore teas Ave. Talbott L b | Testaurant with seating “eavacity PAR CaNaKie | Soe ene Fae | sue and) wees partes Rebuilt T ar ae seta Off 87 a Ss we quick. = a * BURMEISTER | orteatert arr ar OfPan be eon tel to vamos wing | OOUL LUIMIDEL race owes. (Ped between | FaRAREETS are S10. | Soe" Gant shames enmes | artern, Gomereters and votisas | {CUNO PCC nnn Necthern amber Go. + Mice 2 a $3.50. 25 aoe Thompson 80 8. Perry and Gold Bo int, ‘ober base, — abate oonk ) oir ie Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave, M. =» sys -§031.| Ga and "46 cars EAP & SCRAP cars. sizes suitable Pa coffee table | PREE STANDING aa * pone Keg gaya Protas st. samples Big = PUREBRED COLLIE. 9 MOS. OLD. | 1583 8. Woodward : —Day_or_eve. FR 2 te © doors. $19 to, $13. Waaests con a a? i amber e stuff. | Zerms. Cod or step payne | COM LETE SELECTION OF, yumm. _ Male. 5- 1808, se { 4 Mie Re. “Sarmtagham. 26" Gatland Ave. ere eee THE HIGH DOLLA AR jt soles oe Stara | Cpe Eom sgt | Salil ite Sac art | PERG reget sie gant Max | "Carine Bae uatevGees’_ "| ~ Mich. Chain Saw Dist, | ot See Tires S0cA) 2c ter, spute, set fun 5636. ‘Lk: Ra First | White. $61.95 Colored $109.80 Gan Oe cake ck Ge es | Oren Lede Bd jarbor, | REQ> GERMAN SHORT HAIRED | Sale. service sil ae pcre N wt) pay you wen mi ee : che : . 840. 95. Also | —OF tc ‘it wil ou Ww Sasa Wainet Lobe B4- seo ve PL! USED CARS T, pate NO overhead. NO Janey| Sirvics “adios Gan Pimms | fBavE tS NG sivel? f ots. ashitrave rea lathoa,” Also mania nan nnnnpn nnnninnnnin | OSL ALPS | Ste Leg Set. mo ontek Ooters 82 62 caxian. Ave FE_¢-7333 offices. NO store. NO warehouse) Exchange. FE 2-3200. After hours, S Saginaw $200 | some new sal proper wenn | ot JOP , SOU. FILL, DIRT. ‘BOARDING. BATHING AND CLIP-| Gnd lots more, J A. Fransworth, [CUSHMAN EAGLE Moron WE, PAY | TOP DOLLAR FOR . All units and materials! PE 5.4091. 100.8 Saginaw ___—i FE S200) So cliector’s items Mire New| crushed stone, sand and gravel.| Ping. 794 N. Perry. FE 2-6113.! Prop. Arnold & Wickanott, Aue: \aeseuster 1952. RactDent comdtion, | therp late model cars. Act odor mac. pet or iLIDDENS ip per SATIN WAR- m4 ic Ds ire pg no bao) brevet Py ndags alles cities Pe tH “foward. PE 44403 ot FE | DOGS & CATS PRIVATE RUNS | tioneers. OA 82226 or OA #2139, Piven offer Phone MI 44080. C MM i Basement attic, | _Wick's, 2678 Ovchard Lk. Rd. good : FE | _chard Lake. Near Telegraph. | __ ©1112. Burr-Shell_375 8. Telearaph | _ Oxford. = | UN ITY utity room Counterfiow. ‘h Teen eeae ce Shee | oo WE CARRY THE COMICAL NOVO | ALL KINDS | OF GRAVEL AND » Feed 71 10 CUSHMAN. | QOOD CONDI bo ae ae ane ie used, Phone FE 23-7900 ONE 21° TYPE POWER MOWER reeting cards. Also a fast mov- pee dirt. re or we Hay, Grain & eed 71 bel pinctompea mile per in conte ia aa eke ne : MOTORS duct work, water he pace |HEARING AIDS NEW AND| os! $121.00. sel! $75.00. Call OR line of regular greeting cards, | $7984 of O@ 3.2700. : ~“~~~ | siymouth, corner of Guttredeon | “tune. Good, condition On 3.07 pone Jpeg mpg oa sup-| OLD CEDAR FENCE RAILS. Fes uentied socal ace |< Bae. be Fh & GhaveL. © cele cnn Prone MA Son |S "Geddes ‘Rd a ——— =| i N| Mai Rochest ete. : +50C P- . IT couReELy SAND corn. F Rd., known as Leland Sanatorii : RS IN. MAL ocnester antee. OR 3-2948 ee See HOB. each. as Bl. Aden nan Roches-| kins. en. “Newman's v ariety sions > walls ripulverized PB Sess dress- MALFALFA & BROME HAY. OATS. | International “H” Tractor, Saves _For Sale Motorcycles 8s OPEN a a ce BA’ royonm. rows Peat Fag re Gas STOVE RuGU. | —Nett_Telearaph Lake. | ings, rare gravel _ Able a 8-0906_1288 White Lage Rd.) 2 | =o ce — oe ee onineGs cae oeeo Cee Beni z + Odd. GRNER Oe scree = ont } A. BROME. & | 2 cultivator. New Idea a ana caceaaee and cal. Hot weter and steam dt you aon't find — food, condition. | $25. Do It Yourself 61 ATTENTION hev. Too of more del. Cor. Sil qoreader, aise. Van Brom! Oras meet Te pee vere) See MEM Motor Sates : ‘a you c rere ; _and North of 12, | ers 1 For top dollar on late model “ hardware, electrical supplies, | want in “this aon de ~POWER MOWERS TRUCKERS 3,000 BALES OP MIXED HAY.| [Ubber.. Allis, Chalmers | Do. o ns oer’. 2627 Dixie H 31608 E 1 | combine, New Idea 1. row corn i953, BSA GOLDEN FLASH. ea GUURAS offs orn bee RE | Toro-Eclipse & “Majestic mowers D Pit now een. reece bere ed brome. Near| picker, McCormick 6 ft. mower, Seno mi Lite wow “Keason | ROW 8 HEIGHTS, sufFiri Jets ~ ghee hile Saice Fa odin Large sé ectlon-rotery. mowers $49.50 rou HAVE ECO? DECORATING SHREDDED on at en tee Priced | Oliver’ weeder, busz saw. ce- _ able “oft offer accepted. OR 3-710. BOB FROST, Inc. . Hand mowers. $9.95 We ‘can help you ith, the hun- BLACK DIRT rit AND ; a diggers, cultivator. side geod FOR fants al GEEeKS OR ee = See ees . ‘ : e-ing accepted, easy te is oF est fashionable A . brome, also spike th harrow, 2 rubber ; D. JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRO! Faun INSULATE NOW Authorized Clinton Engine Serv.| colors of Rev datin rubber paints. TEC" Prench & Son" clover Geed oats. corn, graid | tired wagons, dump wagon, some vidson Sales Co. 372 8. Sagi- |" Fast service, Call FE 40582 i < 2 ice Stati Oakland Fuel a FE 2-8015 R 3-9733 ois ©. Wi deliver, Ons @-2179.| horse drawn equipment, ‘feed | —8¥. WANTED—LATE MODEL WRECK Home Owners AND SAVE MONEY KELLY ’S HARDWARE | —hard_Lake Ave. PE 56199. Nl TOP SOIL PILL Bint. Ganp |P OR. SALE: Hay MIXED Timo | ‘casts letter carrier. rakes, 300 cars. “49 to "S4. : Cc 17-30x68 COMBINATION DOORS thy, alfalfa and clover. MA 5-0361. gal. pasteuriser, milk , |HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR- Flush Panel Doors ‘ALL DOORS and gravel FE 3-9875 and FE Bagl Pat us olpopiibd —on M B pd logge 2 y pee Adams. Auburn | 6.2868 Combination Doors 2-2148._ Vern Goyette. “ HAY POR SALE other smell heme. Wiag "wood eset are n° OR siete we, mato Pats t new = ail sizes. ! . ; ights. Price $9.50 MAnle 5- ia : * FE 5-9219 5-a210 teh + gum . oak. . A. Benson A-l TOP SOIL. CRUSHED STONE. | . e_$-2383 Hospital, ~ Bank Terms,| after 6m. - i he oy sand, i fill. Lyle Conklin, HAY FOR SALE, GOOD “¥| Floyd Kehri, clerk, Ed Gotcha : © BAGLEY Sf. We bows aes . "gt save, | 540 N. Saginaw 6t. FEderal 4-252) PLYWOOD Chur ches lhe | Aes 20 Ist cutting aifsira ape clover | Zoclenser, Fhene Bowen tein = ie Bicyct §4| coring and ‘Jusimer “selec, top BLACK DIRT, ANY yee cee per ton at or Sal cycles rs eee KEN TILE ext Bie irwosd iste FOR REI Grek PE Shut or PEDO | Pim ent ott | FOF Sale Homsetrailers 78) mw So Ek on) Bat RE ae 4x8x% Fir Pi 18 $5.12| Air eompresso-s, mixer BLACK DIRT PILL DIRT. CLAY | Hay —ALso jLCE Hay | BOY'S % IN. BICYCLE. GOOD _ Plywood GIS $6.40 x fotls, floor, sm sanders, Bru um: cr sand. Ail Kinds of sand and | “and ste PEnono nT” MAY | 1906 PONTIAC CHIEF, 30 PT. BEST | "Concition. 425. FE 44863. 139 Do- HURON Six marble colors. : Plywood G18 $8.00 gravel and top soll. OR 3-15 oF | SECOND CUTTING ALPALPA WAY offer, FE 2-463. ver Rd., Elizabeth Lake Estates. we OT OR SALES 4x8x% Fir Plywood GIS $9.60 sae eand, grav ig eee 3.0167. nd sire: A Sor Clerance GIRLS 20” SCHWINN BICYCLE. | 52 Huron rE Fir Piyseord 38 bushel.” Jackson's eal Pea, a w. 3 section ing tooth ing ; aw, 22041 DIRT Excellent condition, $30. FE 2-3950 near 70 W. Wal Fir Plyse | W. Monteana “rm ean, | 10, +6523 = oe ay fepe pont ev itu | For Sale Used Trucks 90 FL R ‘SH OP Lots of of other Plywoods. FOR RE RENT | Sabo. * = jes NEW es training woe oN, BEYCEE. ener: ~ 00 | BLACK Dint AND_PEAT FILL. AND FoR : : rain e new. yy Pontiac Plywood Co; | Piss spnteronenc CK DIRT AND PEAT Fit. | “isle “on sos, AY fis ath UD to to, piess. “Mo GMC CHURCH BUS. - rin, are re age far 1. mile of Lk. Orion. Beats & Acchessiaa a8 isa" Peas UMBER- nea 5, ioe. (naomi for Sale Livestock 72 EW AWD RRCONDTTIONED "AUTHORED tee rr a et : ON ne 3-1217, OR 3-1218. > trailer homes on rental parchase CENTURY. | DEALER $49 CHEVRO ane PACHOUD. WR Delta SkfiItoo} & Decke BEAUTIFUL GELDING. ®X-| plan. Why pay rent R & G BOAT LIPT—eleciric and EVROLET ue qranegragiagon xe Saget AND CARRY 301 Dixie FF FE 5-9108 Porter-Cable, Miller’s Falls and ! ble Ay spirit- | oon at a trailer ae hand control. LIFETIME PORT- _cel an AY 23-6171. eh a OUT Cedar } new stock. Stanley tools, saws, drills = or as as $50 down. ABLE DOCKS—Aluminum boats SHORT GRAVEL Fg 7 a Birch” rauand ae, PLYWOOD os ee css “Boattrailers~Ail models on ie miles and @ ae ig 222 ang | Insulation, ree. & fol = “Open Eves. & Sun. p.m. Pp NLAND LAKES BOAT SALES Gramm Ln ooh ‘hr % ; ae Foye pa enn! te tuhdea per see. 05 98.18 MACOMB CRUISER "ROURE: rath — aC —— S mith’s, . Sagina eet rH So l : a7 FOC EVINRUDE MOTORS LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS? You'll find eee 1 eree werator ed: Refri fs aeages fe ove ane HUTCHINSON Trailer Sales Dixie * JT RY Td Plain for car, . cash or PENN YAN BOATS Mich'gan propellers, arine ing & varnishes, eae RINE pe SER _8_ TELEGRAPH, AUTHORIZED cHRYSs cae dealer, Run abouts and cruisers. Also Foster ‘piers. In- stall in 2? brs. well Brace Bt Pontiac. Puong FE 20118 ot _Fit_Doona, CASH FOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT _ through For Sale Ads! Don’t use ‘em? Sell ’em! Call FE 2-8181. 1952 CHEV. 2 TON DUMP ‘STAKE — $1045 ~ € Rochester Ford PH. OL 40711 ot yor j ball a ; ! f i j iaghiac dis ae ae = 1 4 ; KO | dl is jt iy é - } ; t | 3 4 ) _ My _ —~ +ue. PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, ‘APRIL. es | eh ee per Selo Ushd Care dal For Sale Used Cars lp | — ccinetiedietintiniatietiadiiadindibeth ulectin tint tia =. oa . : : mas Eee VHAT'S IT |)Pontiac's Busiest Deal Kedio Priced to ; _ "2 "| Vacation| Wt ontiac S usiest ealer SCHUTZ MOTORS ' * : Time |( 5 © N N A’ B E | _ WANTS STILL MORE BUSINESS ‘ : { IS NEAR ; OLIVER BUICK has 70 fine used cars to offer. Auyiing from a $95 trans- "44 _—e A “Stay at Home” summer because the old bus |/| portation special to many beautiful low mileage one-owners. Ten courteous i / N won't go, or the time of your’life with one of salesmen to serve you! . he a : 2 ~ sewer isage |}OW these GOOD USED CARS. - | ‘ oe | wates bre Woe ree | “Recor tae ners | eee seers | 1S THE TIME from thé | $095 WERE OPEN TILL © $1195 ye MY : Sharp. heater, white walls : ; ‘ , 1 Shoe © et 1953 CHEVROLET. BOOK Wa | _snd overdrive. Gm Srila.“ TO PLAN RETAIL STORE 1983 Chev, 2 dr. with radia and 9 Pp M 1983 Pont. 4 dr. Dix § Hydre- { LSON GMC eg ae ginte, Pa molly tam. | WSE00% or sedans $1 012.50 deliv. YO heater. Low mileage. . o- mie s bene bie WI as =e eee| YOUR CAR | Oakland at |*E.Cves FL) Matt Weiod: fics} TRIP IN AN °54 Pontiac 54 Ford. Cass ag CQRONET. 31 patie | *55 OLDSMOBILE "OK" USED Laem man hoo A good warranty from $2095 Phone FE 2-9101 for a ‘ - : 1,795 $1,595 an established dealer. _ demonstration drive. PONTIAC “Carkner—Studebaker | "® Hstiday coupe demonstrator. CAR $1 is! tase Mora country. aguire 8 Birmingham MI 4-3410 HOUGHTEN & SON pase. Wyn. Pure NEW AND [30a Sanus | onc mot? cease | 1948 PONTIAC ‘49 Chevrolet ’51 Pontiac ohenie. $28 N. Main, Rochester, OL 1 : a eater. Delt USED TRUCKS ii63 DODGE 4 DR, RADIO, HEAT. ise ASH, STATESMAN 3 Br, $195 covené oer tor the family. ‘ect Beater.” ‘Seeing ta believing. $595 Over 25 no down pay- $495 WIDE SELECTION | i: Wer‘ we mileage’ sits tew.| gu giyqypertaion, tise. Pons | 1950 STUDEBAKER . + a : Radio and $945 |W OLDS CLUS COUPE RADIO oe . dan. All leather trim. spotless. ™ment specials. beater. No rut OPEN EVENINGS SCHUTZ MOTORS | oR ciionvuie Ra after 4. : e mae . ) = = FE 2-9203 FE 4-4531| is popes 3 Pannen » nydrematio, radio and heat. RADIO, HEATER Victoria with radio, heater and Radio, heater and an automatic |||. le, - SR ge a b-—) Sep, arb. Excelent $945 . Ford-O-Matic. Very low mileage. transmission. Big economy. The ’55 Buick i ri Get our high appraisals For Salo Used Care 91| 0 sous mies. 7S soe. | _senanien Fa olen. « $1,695 $045 e uick is really $1595 “yrook sedan, Clean. PE ¢a3¥0. | 84 door sedan, dart green, wnite| 1950 OLDSMOBILE me ht a6 the fine trades | before you deal eny- POR AALE, 1 Bee eae na | 4 DODGE Ve STATION WAGON, | Sie walls. redio bester and over RADIO, HEATER : 1963 Buick 4 dr. Roadmaster. ve . TORIGy MOTOR SALES Excellent transportation. Puli $575 52 Buick - 50 Chevrolet are here = WEEE. ¥ M2 at Buckhorn price $195.00 Ph. Midwest 4-6067 . : 3 wee enn tans a Dee MY 226.) tf! 9.00 p.m. ACKARD TS. 1947 NASH SEDAN “36 R= with radio, heater and 4 dr, Deluxe model with radio || - 4 FAD "B_ COO VE OVER | Ss Ceator sad white wells. A HEATER, OVERDRIVE Dynstiow. Big car comfort. = eS 2 eT , ee ETS SE teases| Sep eee a Nr el) Sh er oe Sa “= ae is | Special ) Carkner—Studebaker en 1946 DODGE | $595 P $245 Down VHY.| piemingham MI 4-341 "Carkuer Studebaker a) Ge Be ‘iso. © a. % aon '. sow hetewy caf cmt} _Dirmingham 0 | Birmingham MI 4-3410 ee $195 '47 Buick 52. Ford | tp highest bidder. Come in new 1980 Pont. 4 dr. Hydramatie. | = Prombim ‘res. (Omer deluxe co: | 3 FORD, 5 WibOw CHAN-| ieq—pLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. Radio and heater. Low cost < vb wie ot tte Hl ina teeter a ee”|6Uo Le ee ; “HE CADILLAC CONV for speed boat "or cash. | Good condition. PE &-9744 _ 1949 PONTIAC transportation. See tt. You must try this ous out —_ f me ILL. -ONV. | 4-388. Eatoners. , . | WLPLYMOOTE, 4 DOOR seb AN. STA. WON. ano REATER. $95 $395 a ‘ae It drives Pi "hate beige a PE tone paint job. Reasonable. MI . | . 00 Lafayette St. FE Hes after 6 _ +0433, . 4 , " | FORD “Ws 2 DR-GOOD RUNNING | is) PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. . ; 0 « DR. WO eenaition. Seo efec 3:20, Wea) Crembreck, meer grey Mek BSL oe ’52 Chevrolet ’52 Pontiac | $7 95 $2395 $1095 4 . a 6 : $84 : $795 Seen ones. warps Creal ae c fseniar,” Cems ent ene tale one: 1952 Chev. Dix. 2 dr. with radio 1954 Buick — 4 dr. Dyna- ae Pgs Minny on this { 1954 FORD $795 $895 and heater. A beauty. flow and custom trim. one. i . & FORDOMATIC . : : $1445 1953 CHEVROLET ’50 Oldsmobile 153 Pontiac | | SEDAN. BAP. HEATER Radio, eater ang Hydramatic, Catatina with radio, heater ond $1 45 | $995 $395 1950 PONTIAC $695 ee he enigma SEDAN, RADIO, HEATER, HYDRA $395 , 53 Chevrolet 51 Ford PONTIA pe one . = | | wittts , . mon BAD bee eee eee ee, eee aes S605 $295 $1595 Radio. hee tad . Reason. $200, per. steering, Mi 49050, door, Hyarematie. Like vow. 163 SH TIRCOEN $1,095 : $595 |] st Cher: Bel Att 4 ar. with 1060 Chey. 4 Gr. Maes 0 litle 1964 Ford 2 dr. Customiine with : Hi =. . —p = TAYLOR'S * SEDAN, RADIO, HEATER | SRE) CHEVS. | otites | oree [PONTIAC } : i Chev Ray coupe , | fio, heeter, white wall tres : " | ge gabe heater 1954 Left-Overs — low mileage. aDR. — = C) ) |. | \ / _ D Q | | | ( Va Guaranteed | Haury While They Last ns ve num oo) SS GHEVROLET | RETAIL STORE | VLIN DUTYRIN ‘ SHARP USED CARS | ALL BODY STYLES | $995 _ "gn eaten ced Modes Ud| tt~t~t—‘CSTCSdSC NSN PAYS et ) | ; _ “WHERE PONTIAC BUYS ITS BUICKS” G ' AS LOW AS . de se | 1951 FORD | “Goodwill Used Cars” a eee —— Mt nates. ashame me Market 41961 me } s TS | FE2-9101 ~ 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE FE 2-9101 Sere $1326. 4] “yp bw fae te be sai 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. FE 3-7117 | : ic | _Hient Headquarters | 159 CARS $345 - sep cars | [pepe iam CLOUDBURST | BIG $1295 | 1953 ‘AIN orks Car ls Uke New NEW sires. ‘By owner. Cail betwest 1952 STUDEBAKER bs _10 om. SECAN. HEATER, OVERDRIVE | ; : Chevrolet VERY_ CLEAN 4 mm Tike New” olla | | 1948 STUDEBAKER : . . 190 ones coupe. FORD Be *ON at efter. # a 1949 CHEVROLET ° | . . = oo 7 ae en. FE 2-4080. | an eee 2 , | | mm remce ceo | VICTORIA sete fF Shag cal A-] Buys Cheapies || —Aprril 22 Through April 26th - Git IRE pemals Rese eater. 1953 FOR | ? | ea — NEW rar SEO ang wa | MBG SMEATER || 49 Pontiac 4 dr....$299 “47 Ford Cib. Cpe...999 | New and Used Combined _ ee ee es city Seto — jo 47 Willys S. Wen. $299) pep |. $575 LARRY Matas Soe TRA | 195) PLYMOUTH |} 53 Ford R. Wen. $1199.“ Buick 2 dr......$99 NEW MODELS» ; CLARKSTON J EROME ender. Overdrive, f dramatic $445 '53 Chrysler 2 dr. $1199 “48 Plymoutlr Sedan 99 1958 Chrysler Kew Yorker De- 1988 Chrysler Windson Deluxe MOTOR SALES Rochester Ford Dealer | Burasttamrw2\str a1 1049 FORD "52 Ford Cus. 2 dr. $099 48 Stude. 4 dr......$09 ||| Mane SNE, pies | ierter “Sewer ms two tone (paint, tinted Oven eam ee 8 pam Dally | spon eon Oh eT veans a |e =. mS ’53 Ply. Sta. Wgn. $9994 Pontiac 2 dr.....$99 ||] neater "and white wall ‘tires. eater, directional signata, bect heater ané windshield washers. ' : BETTE Y > 1950 PONTIAC 83 Dodge 4 dr.....$909- "48 Chevrolet 2 dr... ; : CAN T 3 ret een, am tae ° FIND THESE a on: oo 52 Chrysler Sedan ae | Senter windshield washers, cm toon Gnabae Poteet Pitte transmission moms wap, iar aocmneria: = BEAT THESE $8 Serie Seeder ss cian! 'S4 Ford, like new. . .$1595 1049 DODGE '53 Chev. 4 dry... .$799 si Sinan tokle chon Yous FOR “lg Fatal oS - See Big = eed PANEL - HEATER | °51 Ford Cus. 2 de $299 . : | oo VALUES © | aes ose = Vso hee ees nn Spring _ | pts OSE "Models - $695 WEST ‘SIDE. USED "33 Pontiac 2 dr. 1a e.$1195 a Ford vice: $544 pring. |. : 1954 Studebaker Commander. 1954 Cadillac 62 fordor, two 21 Fon 3 DR a 0000 cuEAN CARS 53 Nash 4dr. ....-..9995| Matthews- |] 's2Buick Riviera.$999 git tse Pore ve, tog meer exe Gi Sou. amemnetlnent foe grey and, whe, tr $145 923 _W. Huron PE €2185 | ’52 Chevrolet 4 dr... pees 53 Ford 2 dr...... $799 p tan finish. Has every thing you dio, heater, rite Wall teres, _ power steering, Bower brakes, "ss PONTIAC Fr SOCPE EX New = Chrysler 4 oe . Har greaves { i nee a oe ‘46 Pon. Conv’t ...$144 $1225 “ “eee $1350. ——: Sette. "iee Sie cd * . : . "52 Ply. “4d ee eeeeeee : , ” . ° . D) 9, i —— cee mar} Credit 51 Cadillac 4 dr. 1 g1N95 “The Workingman's Lot"|) °51 Hudson 2dr.+. $244 “46 Dodge Conv't..$199 11) petarmpower brates puter snering. peter windows, fover Pits ticusminion and tin rw 258 “1 OLDS 4 DR SEDEN. BYDRA- Plan 51 Hudson Hornet ..$695] 211 S, SAGINAW ST, || ’53 Stude. Coupe. .$1044 +54 Ford Conv’t ..$1699 ||| BemeeSnsta “Sun feather trim Radin, eaten White well tine ee tnteas glans saractive two tone MATIC RECONDITIONED. | 51 Buick 4 dr $695 53 Pont. Catalina $1299 wonderful features of this truly fine automobile, Penrect. | BRAVE YOU BEEN. TURNED > aati FE 4-4546 So Rot caus? 53 Chev. Conv’t. $1199 |/ | $2695 "62 CHEY. 4 st a VERY A Ste Bec ee OF SBR CHEAPIES 1081 STUDEBAKER WAND CRUIS- || ’51 De Soto 4 dr... .$544 , 6: : | sae a gil BAP crept, FRCS wanton. | 00 Dodge 2.dr....00.. $445 s4 with extras FE ava, || 50 Ford 2 dr......$299 50 Ford Conv’t ...$499 z . e “3 Powriac "3 DR. SEDAN.| Sires TRAY Tou CAN iy | 49 Dodge 2 dr. .....$545 ’52 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $899 . 1953 Models YOU'LL LIKE THIS CAR. FOR VERY LITTLE DowN AND | '48 Packard 4 dr. ....$150) ONE OF THESE DAYS 53 Ford Victoria $1144 1983 Chrysler Windsor. Excellent 1953 th Club Sedan. Ex- 1953 Plymouth Station W | $1595 3 48 Dod $150 inside and out. Equi cellent condition Truly a fine. automobile, | CADILLAC ¢ DR sepan.| “TILE ASG shale esi 51 Packard 4 dr.. .$644 radio, heater, power steering, Min of tone green with white side wall 0ST THE CAR YOUVE BEEN No Co-Signers! ‘49 Mercury eeneeeee $445 ’ white side wails, directional sig- miles left for: you. tires, radio, heater, signais MORE THAN 100 CARS TO ’49 De Soto .......-- $395 49 Ford 2 dr..... .$199 =o "$1280 ; $810 —— : ee Immediate Delivery! ’50 Buick 4 dr.....$199 Trucks 1953 Dodge oneon Mice bright two tone combination; red bettous = | rremunr roger rorncin| Dar Direct | REGIMEN» | tebe inthe Pocketbook] 46 adil 4 dr.$29 . Se aes LS Sa eae oe ees er eine We nN Coe COMMUNITY | 6 Finance Co. supra aur narvem wars | '1 Pl. Clb, Cpe.-$299 ‘53 Ford SedDel. 99] $120 XN schneider TOO LONG, BE Wish! Boone. || "49 Plymouth 2 dr. $199 © sc Chev. %4 T. Pa. $299 — + MOTORS Buy Here—Pay Here 232 S. SAGINAW ST. can PROM SOB FROST. || 'S4 Ford Victoria $1699 _ = —— a HE 1952 ad Id Mod 3] a 7m RSET’ | Y'ALL COME =| Open ‘tl 8 pam. | trad acre. cag || 51 Chrysler Sedan gaa SU CRev: Stake». S541] seiuhn ten tee owe 803 N. Main, R Rochester = eel Seay a FE 2-9131 "SO Olds. 98 Sdr. sedan, ‘radio, || ’S1 Nash 2 dr....+-$244 '49Stud. 4 T. Ex. $199 vertibie, “Bright Fed ae ful speci wo tone mith paints ord-O-Matie’ cranes: |” ester’ NA ‘32 PONTIAC, * DOOR. HYDRA-| , see this one for only ........ 8505 || °53 Willys 2 dr.....$599 sea . —— wal 1 . Sion, radio heater “ dired= aR eT a MOTOR SALES | gna’ FE AS eprain——a| evecist tors nies. || a 9 | POMC KAT. Pp S09 up ighta, = “ne AR4 MACE gma mee at comrlisea lament aiide 9 tone paint. Radio. FORD "We CUSTOM VE GONVER: | door. Good condition, directions! | ‘8! Mercury 2 Gr. radio, beater 54 Plym’th 2 dr. $128 ; $775 $875 . a ag = er tible, reato, heater, overdrive. Ex-| li radio and heater. 135 East | , overdrive . ..........,.-..... sens 48 Kaiser 4 dr.....$144 51 Ford 44 T. Ex. $299 $875 codbine cellent condition. $348. $45 or your Biree,. . "Ta_Cheveaiel, 4 ay. radia, heater, - MOL Mercury Club Coupe. This ls one owner with 29.000 actus) miles. Deautiful black finish and : , car down. i952 C CHIEFTAIN De | Powergiige. Also a 2 dr Ai! ’53 Ford Co. Sed. $1299 '50GMC Tractor. .$299 equipped with radio, heater and Mere-O-Matic transmission. ; : “Carkner—-Studebaker te coe ie eee aan ‘shriareury “Mantere® +a. radio. : $915 ie! Santp Lover he ciao can | birmingham M1 4-3410 chrome battery and ef | Drive itt You'll buy Wt for $1,406 , 2 ry aise Low dows pey-| itt FORD CONVERTIBLE, EX. ete ee pCATH | “tnd white walls. A smart HAROLD TURNER, FORD. ~AT- * . eet, cope eal a he 2, BIG LOTS a ek A 3 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham KE LLE R- KO C 1 o WHY DELAY _IN- ‘ 1 | | patie radio, Hester. 14.90 mes. wed Soh! ore 134 Mile at Woodward Me COME? Classified Ads fill acobson’‘s Pac Fee seonomy overdrive gme8 |b J USED C AR LOT - » FAST. To BLER AR ag | Midwest 4-7500 + Liberty 9-4000 ede en your vacancies HUDSON & RAM coupe, Bob Fr. t, I Wood place Rent Ads, dial FE | # SERYIE sane | Beir, tit oar ait Car Sova. | rost, inc. | JOrdan 4-626 (Liberty 9-401 ward and mm Mile Ra. (Sat tesa me egy Cirkner—Sroehaker | mpasmayeeyemare || PONT TT I Phone Liberty 94ses + ee / me 4 fe Se, Peni ee a ee ae eee ee ee Pe ep! aay e THE PONTIAC ¥ PRESS. MONDAY. atl oe 1955 ‘? / i> HIRTY-ONE. A-Bomb Blast to Be Televised in Color security program over the past two years. The report, given to a House Ap- propriations subcommittee during budget hearings and made public today, disclosed: 1. The Air Force filed comey unif ™ we Ba ee il ilk eI rif Fe -- -- Today’ s Television Programs - -- Channel 3—WIBK-TV Channel ¢—WW4-TY Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channei —CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00— (7) Kulda, Fran and Ollie. Eo (4) Sonny Eliot 6:15—(7) Dinner Theater. Little Rascals in “Canned Fishing.” (9) Austin Grant. News, (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) Nom. Ken ana Sports. Bill — (2) Phelps. 6:30—(7) The Name's the Same. 6:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry - bery in “The Great Armored Car Robbery” with Alex Nicol, Doro- thy Green. (9) Million Dollar Movie. Dermont Walsh in “The Straw Man.” (4) Sid Caeser. Comedy with Sid, Nanette Fab- ray, Howard Morris, Carol Rein- er. Skit about husband teaching wife to drive. (2) George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. Gracie relations 7:30—(7) Voice Program. Dorothy eWarrenskjold, Jerome Hines sing aria from ‘Marriage of Figaro’; “Revenge with Music”; Naugity Marietta."’ (2)- Talent Scouts. New Talent. Jack Sterling host while Arthur Godfrey vacations. All-gitl band; tener; baritone, guests. _ | 8:00—(7) Wrestling Workouts. Film. (4) Medic. Doctor helps mother who hates another child's moth- er after death of her own child TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett | > | 10: 15—(9) Yesterday's” Newsreel. ee (9) settle an argument, think she’s going to elope. Spring Byington, Frances’ Rafferty, Dean Miller star. 9:00—(9) Boxing. Middleweight 9:30—(7) Feature Film. William Tracy in “Mr. Walkie Talkie.” (4) Secret File USA. Maj. Mor- 10:00—(9) National News. (4) Mayor of the Town—The Mayor befriends a mysterious stranger and helps him learn to pric! life in “The Composer” Thomas Mitchell. (2) Backanee Gloria Swanson, hostess, “Gold from the Sea,” drama. Films from past. 1@:30—(7) Col. March. Boris Karl- off in “Second Mona Lisa.” (9) Heart of the City. Pat McVey, Jane Nigh in “Radiology.” (4) It’s a Great Life. Denny goes from vacuum cleaners to croon- 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety with Soupy Sales. (9) Good Neighbor Theater. Sidney Toler in ‘The Chinese Cat.” (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. locked $3,000 for safe ny Serge aly Palm Springs after a fight. Lu- the street from| Cille Bail, Desi Arnaz, Vivian The auto was stolen Vance, William Frawiey star with guest Rock Hudson. 8:30—(7) Holiday Horizons. John Albrecht with films of expedition ”. gett V5 FO _trom Florida to Alaska in “Ad- Drama. (2) Miss Fair Weather. _ Betty Wright. 11:20 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. Frank Carl, Marcia Mae Jones . in “Let's Go Collegiate.” 11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with Steve Allen, host; Gloria De- Haven; Alica Alonso, guests. TUESDAY 7:06—(4) Today. (2) Atom Test. 9:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. Romper Room. (2) Garry Moore. | é 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 10:00—(7) Wixie's Wonderland. (4) Home, 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Car- toons. (2) Valiant Lady. !”" | 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Bob Maxwell. (2) Inner Flame. 12:15—(4) Drama. (2) Road of Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Hour of Shows. (2) Ladies Day. 1:06—(7) Lunchtime Drama. 1:30—(9) Prayer, Sign On. (4) Good Cooking. (2) Linkletter’s 1:45—(9) Cartoon Time. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) Mary Morgan Show. (4) Ted Mack’s Matinee. (2) Tiger Game. 2:30—(9) Taby David Show. Greatest Gift. 2:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. (4) 3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (9) Tuesday Matinee. (4) Hawkins Falls. $:15—(4) First Live. 3:30—~(4) World fo Mr. Sweeney. , |3:45—(4) Modern Romance. 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Go to Museum. (4) Pinky Lee Show. 4:30—(9) Howdy Doody. (2) Wel- come Travelers. 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. &:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Justice —_ Celt. 4) Adventure Series, 42+, Sagebrush Shorty. 5:30—(7) Laurel & Hardy. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. -- Today's: Radio Pesce -- Programs furnished by stations Meted tm thie columm are subject to change without notice. _ a, Cm _ CELW. om ws, cee WAR, (1188) WXYZ, (iT) WIBK, (1400 = WON, (1060) Member of Ockiend County Blectronic’s Association FE 4-7601 JOHNSON RADIO & TV —_ 45 & Wolter RENTAL-LESSON PLAN Complete Pian-—$10.00 BELL-FOUGHT ACCORDION STUSIOS Loor sina. ma B. Saginaw eT rrrT TT rT Yee eS v“eerererrrrrrrrerevre © bd _rorrrrrrvevevrvrwvrvevervrvrvre=eT™ revwuevrewTev Ver Ter eee eT eT eee reeeerererwrrreerererTTee TS rrvervwrrrrrrrrerreeee i TT : eZ TUESDAY AFTERNOON WJTR, News, George WPOM, News a WCAR, News, Lent ¢:00—WIR, News : she tecis—wrm, ' WCAR, ‘Temple academy WPON, ews, Platter * Sports * Kaye oo W. Arthur Godtrey o:14- 1 . News WXYZ, Top of Town afr 3 WY, Pout winter #15 WIR, Clare, Quartet WPON, Zee & Orville WAY, My Tree Story wi i "toy oa a News WCAR, News, Temple 1:30—WJR, Dr, Malone * Baie" Caate tees—Wws, Stare Ging Kews WibE, T George. WON, Idietime Gerenede 13:00—Wae, 10:18—-WW3, Joyce Jorden an e wm. wwi 3 WPON, Pontiac aw 7 1:@—WJIR, Guiding Light tne Stera WPON. News, Sports —, ae og eT hy: or ag mg partce . Sports UELW cpeneten a "See Song Parse we Tews Muste 10:43—WWJ, Break the Seak| 9115— Mason An Ven Demme oe. Sg ~ ee WXYZ, c'rl Moers "Twa Pale bal Wwe eer me Wrox. i oe oe It Rich ow ze, Nora Drake : : -— on - Jones ae Pultes —s TUESDAS MORNING oS: DB 08.4. woah tes Hall, mm Ww. Hows, Gperte Te Votes Weak, News Bong WCAR, News, er Wear rad oo Brighter Day WPON, News, Don Zee wx Pred 11:156—-W2XYZ, Curtain Calls "wie aa ehas™ 7 7 oe . Byma Time Weak. Maerage Fare Rise ‘n Ghine 11:30—WJR, Make Up Ming | 8:00—WJR, Wendy Warren 6:48—WCAR, Coffees ww, That Pays WWJ, Woman in Love ain mente be announced CKLW, for WXYZ, Ed. McKenzie ww, | Morgan Beatty eam, Wag Seems w pan WOCAR. News, Carousel oRLW. Garin» teatier Gas: ‘Gente Binge 1ats—Wan, me & 3:15—WJR, Rosemary Gentil 7:13-WJR, Music Hall ; ane Hees Be iMgrrow CRLW. Terrence O'Dell Fock Eee eee *ecnee the dee CKLW. the : 2:45—WWJ, News i 8:15—WJR, Gal Sunday a ww. to Happiness 3 CKLW, News, Music 4:00—WJR, Music Hall wi News, eri, Backstage Wile News 'W, Eddie Chase 2:15 WIR, Parm Roundup Ww News, McLeod CKLW. Austin Grant ‘Seah tu ee Sone Noonday Caller 4:36—-WW3, Widder Brows WsBK, McLeod WCAR, WXYZ, CKLW, } +t 4:48—WWJ Women tn Home WJBK, McLeod CELW, George WCAR, Harmony Hall S00 ; 12 it — WETS, Charm Lady wwe, News. J. Deland mee Wem. ews, MeLeod WPRON, Serenade di pit; i & e Leading U. ‘S. Publishers | Affirm Faith id i“ in President a gS¢ £ zi Zz duis z 3 75 2 £P : * \ y Pi ee a ae “ S, be? = ! i : Ee = eae (| {Will Also Show Reaction of GI. 8 A. M. Tuesday Brings First Live Telecast lf Weather Is Good CBS and NBC TV networks will | show it on a pooled basis, and ABC, CBS and NBC will carry pooled | radio coverage. It will be the third live network aif. F ifs tl z ; B 5 i, TipFE a PEELS Zn 8k Prominent Dem Succumbsat 75 lin West Virginia MARTINSBURG, W. Va. w— Clarence E. Martin, 75, prominent corporation lawyer who figured in a bitter 1941 battle between Sen. came a U.S. senator. He was appointed in 1941 by out-. going Gov. Holt, a Democrat, to, the Senate vacancy created by the | resignation of Neely. Neely, also a Democrat, had just waged a Appropriations Cut for Non-Atom Bombs af |Poge Stick Champ? COLUMBUS, Ohio #—And now SAVE OVER Picture Tubes! 1 Year Guarantee — RCA License . NO MONEY. DOWN! 1 YEAR TO PAY Efficient Quality Service FIRST HOME CALL ony 59% ee Parts and Additional Labor Extra INSIDE ANTENNA KITS. ........ .$3.95 OUTSIDE ANTENNA KITS........$7.95 919 Orchard Lake Ave. sca Call F FE 3149 W. Huron Hours: 9 to 9 Daily METROPOLITAN TELEVISION and RADIO SERVICE, INC. $$ CT Nuwac lV r Factory Auth 4-13515 993 Mt. Clemens PONTIAC'S FIRST JV SERVICE DEALER! BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE Authorized Factory Service for 15 Ditlerent Manufacturers FE 4-5791. Electric heat is clean as light. So bottoms of pots and pans never have to be laboriously scoured. Stands to reason that kitchen walls ; [i Seemann! | and curtains will stay clean longer, too. + SEE YOUR DEALER w DETROIT Eso Keep your kitchen “WHITE GLOVE” - a GLEAN Cook Electrically HI THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25,/1955 ARS ROEBUCK AND CO. a NGmFe 5-417] @ Cast Aluminum Housing Gives This FOR FREE HOME DEMCNSTRATION Lightweight 1. 5 H. P. Craftsman 18- Inch 69" ROTARY POWER MOWER Repelity 69.50 | tires. Come in... 9-In. Hedge Shears | Lightweight, Easy Cutting Reg. 2.60 1.99 Hollow ground, polished steel blades. % op is serrated for bet- ter cutting action. Round ash handles. spots. pressure. Mower the Light Weight of 44-Lbs. © Power Products 1.5 H. P. 2-C _ Engine; Automatic Governor | © Austempered Steel Blade Held in Place by 2 Lock Nuts; Shielded by Guards No more pushing and pulling a tired, worn-out hand mower across your lawn under the hot summer sun. Height of cut adjusts from 1 to 2¥-inches; strong tubular handle has comfortable plastic grips; rubber see it in action at Sears or call for a free demonstration! Wheelbarrows Takes the Work Out of Hauling Reg 195 | 7D Saves time and steps in the yard and garden. Wide spread legs prevent tipping. Steel handle, rubber grips. le Gas $ AT Rubbish Burners Prevents Dangerous Fires Reg. 189. 1,49. New easy to close, ‘zipper-type top. 24-in. high, 19-in. top dia- _ meter, 16-in. Bottom ae Green finish. 75-Foot Roll of Craftsman PLASTIC HOSE @ Replaceable solid brass couplings - © Extremely flexible, yet resists kinking - oat ll Nie pwr lie @ So easy to handle and keep clean Pure, all-new. materials make it transparent. claimed. or filler materials would make hose dark er cloudy. You can SEE there are no bubbles or weak Withstands up to 6 times average city water Buy yours now at Sears and save! . Re- Regular 9.95, You Save 3.00! . 75-Fe. . Ya-In.. ‘Inside Dia. ONLY ‘6 DOWN oa ay tne Semi-Gloss Paint. Siliconized: Easy to Clean Quart, Only §= 1.45 Preferred for interior woodwork and trim; hard, smooth finish sheds dirt. For wood, metal, plaster. 15 colors. AN 3 : yyy) ee \ Roller and Tray 3-Qt. Tray and 7-in. Roller Both Only «6:22, 599) justable clamp for ladder... dynel covered roller over rust- resistant paint roller. og ~ > : és ——_— “LATEX ease. t ;— — FLAT PAINT Room Finishes ~ “Wall Paint and Sero-Glo : Latex Fiat 4,59 Gal. Latex Flat Paint for the walls. Sero-Glo for woodwork. Deco- Garden Tool Set Rust Resisting Green Enameled Reg. 19c oa 6 for 44¢ , All the hand tools you: need for lots of hangs Sad gardening. Set includes digger, cultivator and two trowels. Roof Coating | Asphalt With Asbestos Fiber SGelies 3,49 Helps renew old roois; protects foundations. Elastic; won't run in heat or crack in cold. Ex- tremely: durable. = ble cutting edge. Save now! Heavy gauge metal tray, ad- - F open Monday and Friday Pare Save 1.27 on Every Gallon of Master-Mixed Asbestos Shingle Paint Toughest, most long-wearing asbestos shingle paint on the market today! Rain can’t wash it off — stays clean longer. Bright, fade- resistant white sale priced now! mbew a SOU Oni bY SEARS, BOEBUCK AND CO, Reg. 5.69 Gallon, Now 4.42 Gallon 98 gallon cste.iee Paint Dept—Sears Basement Handy Kelk Kord For Sealing Cracks; Holes 60-11. Roll 98s Use indoors or out to stop drafts or keep out dust, mois- ture. No tools. Stay soft. Paint over immediately. Spar Varnish Sale “Use It Inside or Outside Reg. 1.79 Qt 2 Qts. $2 Tough «film resists boiling wa- ter, fruit acids, weather. Gives glossy finish. ‘Use on wood- work, furniture, doors. FREE: BIG VALUE! « _ Reg. $110 Complete Outfit _ Craftsman suburban model — complete with 1%4-H. P. Save 2.51! Complete 6-Piece SET ’ | LJ © eee vesese eee eeeeee evereere eoeveceeer eeeeee Reg. 7.50 Busge eet 7a Nylon, 4-in. and 2in. Pure bristle, M4-in. Storage rack, po onli pve | col everything ed for brush care. Paint Sprayer gasoline engine, compressor, mobile 2-wheel cart and spray gun. 3-nozzles and 15-feet of hose included. Do-lt- Yourself Book included. INCH BR WITH THE PU ROHASE ¢ GALLONS OF MASTE SNOWHITE HOUSE PAINT Finest quality! 1-coat will of service! Balanced for self-cleaning without @ coat covers any color, even black. Fume-Proof, Mildew resistant! erosion! Si ‘Plastic Nozzle hie Reg. 59c 5 - Ae 39¢ White Trim Paint . Lightw eight Master Mixed Non-Staining : nozzle ad- . justs from pow- — fest 2.10 eee erful to tine For shutters, sills, fences, etc. — —— 8 or a com- Won't turn chalky and wash te shutoff! away. Resists — _ by vena. fe nai Lawn 28 Rakes .. Reg. 1.85 1.49 — Popular Crafts- man rake! 18 flat spring ac- tion steel tines; 8-in. long with 20-inch spread. Grass Shears - Rog. 1.49 House Paint $] Improved to Resist Mildew 6-inch heat Gallon. just 4.98 steel to resist ae fed i bg = is frequently mistaken for cist. House Me nag er - Snowhite Gallen, Reduced to. 5 or more years ALL FOR ‘ONLY? 2 y - Al ee | ‘fou Korein Canes ~ Phone FE SIT =? MONDAY BARGAINS © ‘Downtown Stores Open Every ‘Monday Nite ‘Til 9 Your whole family can shop better in less time . . downtown! Everything for everybody . . . and for the home, as well... is close at hand. Because you can choose frou larger selections in wider Be ranges, you can get exactly what y you want to buy at exactly what you want to pay. YOU ALWAYS DO BETTER DOWNTOWN a 3-Pc. CHROME DINETTES Save $20.95 on this ase ig chrome dinette. Table has ex- DENIM Popular for Summer Solids and Woven Oc COMPLETE BRAKE wri tra leat and double legs. Chair ne xtra vy ick back and foam 36 Inches Wide Cc . sea $7 Down Per Yord LEWIS FURNITURE CO. PENNEY’S MARKET TIRE CO. 17-19 S$. Seaginew St. 77 W. Huron St. Open 9 to 9 FE 8-0424 SPECIAL PURCHASE! SAVE $50.00 ALMOND PATTIES Save 33c a Pound! 67: Ib Special purchase. Temptingly 35¢ V2 bb. good. to eat! Delicious whole almionds bedded in dairy fresh Caramel patties _. . generous- ly covered with tasty milk KRESGE’S Downtown Store chocolate. Crease-Resistant SLACKS ies 3 Prs. for $24 OSMUN’S Gabardines, Nubs, -Checks. All colors, sizes 28 to 46. Alterations Free! Nationally Known Electric (CLATHES ‘SaYER ae ROY’S APPLIANCES 96 Oakland Ave. 51 N. Soginew St. Men’s Weldon First Nighter PAJAMAS 998 Silver Plated Water Pitcher By William Rogers $ 4° A_ MUCH Saas 1-Odd Lot Ladies’ No-Mend HOSE While They 3 Pr. dh Lest HUDDIK’S CONNOLLY'S 3 aewesett ™ peaavs PONTIAC ! UNION LAKE 16 W. Huron 16 North Saginaw LUGGAGE SALE Special Wondey Wight! special Monday ight Ladies’ LUGGAGE SALE || = nMILTON Actomatio vs " Specially Priced 18 Train Case Overnight G Pullman Fed. aad State ‘taxes included THE LION STORE 51 North Sagincw Electric CLOTHES DRYER Res. $189.95 ] 49° || "Pally Gearenteed. seumeksagian Shop” 3 eee Huron Street ‘ SCHICK CUSTOM SHAVER ‘15° Lord’s Furniture & Appliances —™ Huron St. Regular ‘Nationally Adver- . tised at a much, much high- er price. With your od shaver in trade only LADIES’ NYLON HOSE _ Spring Shedes—Sizes 812 to 11 3 Pe $7 GEORGES - NEWPORTS 74 N. Saginaw Special Purchase! _ REG. $1.29 PILLOW CASES First Quality, 200 Thread € count, Supercale. 42" x 3812", fully bleached white J Eech WAITE’S A HUB FEATURE! | in DARK BROV BROWN i COAL GREY . A \ 3 Peir for $19.50 HUB CLOTHIERS a ee Crease Resistant finish. Lightweight Gabardine gg toro with Fae | — Be Sure to Read _ Wayne Gabert's | Ad on Page 6 of This Tabloid Blond or Mahogany . Plus: $49 Matching -WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW Ottoman _7-PIECE SCREW DRIVER SET Including Plastic Case C 4” to 6” Graduated Sizes | Plastic Handles | SHAWS JEWELERS. be 24 N. Saginaw St. wef THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 SALE : TARTS TONIGH NE © First Quality... Rich peck. fans. Wu heen Cannon Percale Sheets 43 o Al et quality combed Cetin Perel! Hurry in today for famous quality .. Percales guaranteed to wash and wear, as never be- fore! Demand the best in your very own linen closet . 2.59 each . . stock up today and save! Full Bottom Fitted Sheets. _ CANNON WEE. 4 Ni Y H wi ‘First Quality.. Save 10.51! Regularly 7250 =a iarg Y Colonial Heirloom passe ‘All First Quality! Full or Twin! Save Up to 42c! Regularly to 1.291 Cannon Nylon-Dacron Hurry in or call FE 4-251]! Stock your linen closet today & save! hboard Open “ » TONI sHT! Sturdy Muslin... Snow White... Full Bleached! Bellaire Muslin Sheets | Fake Twin Size 72x108 812108 | be 81x99 1° Pillow Ceses 42x36 .......... “1... 39 © Actual 134 Thread Count! @ Lab Tested and Approved! Fully bleach for snow white long lasting appearance! Sturdy even hems. Truly washable wonders . . . silken smooth. Hurry in today and stock up at this - terrific budget price! Full Bed Contour Sheets ..........1.79 _Towel Ensemble a7 e Regularly 79c 16x28 Guest Size! = Regularly 29¢ 12x12 Regular! 129 2x4 17 8687 © Exclusive Nylon & Dacron _Selvages! © Vivid Decorator Colors! © Thick and Thirsty Terry Cloth! Famous Cannon. towels with longer wear Hurry in today for greater savings! Rich colors to match any decor! : Save 3.99! First Quality! 9.98 100% Down Pillow Save 2.96! Regularly 6.95! | Foans. wade reow Save 99c! Regularly 2.98! ‘fanen't Print Cloth Save "2.00! Regularly to 4.99! loses Mattress Pad) © First Quality! Full or Twia! ‘quilted .. . plump filling with with sturdy taped Hurry in today for Save 3.96! Regularly 7.95! ‘Chenille Spread Zap t les i - rf § h F 6.98 Mattress lad and Cover Save 1.991 4° bl Colorfast! Murry in today & seve! . lersy tn today end 0 Reg. 15¢ Mesh Dish Cots Pkg. of 12 12 for*1 = absorbent eslorfal in mesh. etronsly woeves. 7% Reg. 4.98 Mattress Save 1.991 2° . Save i2cl aa [| Tym or full size with nipper clos- Pirst quality in pure Irish Linen. Ge tay conn sine. Lint a ee are Reg. 2.98 Bath Mat Set _ Save 99e! 4 washable and colorfast. § colors. | . = THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 THREE _ Monday Nite Only! - No Mail or Phone Orders! Reg. 1.69! Washeble Cafe Curtains 99‘ p pr. All first quality . . . 36” long. Colorfast prints in small petite patterns, Save today! Fourth Floor. Reg. 3.99! No-lron Cotton Dusters 2.99 Beautiful duster in cotton plisse. Easy-care cool ee 10-18. Spring blossom pastels.’ Second Floor Reg. 79c! Assorted Gift Wrappings 22° Everyday wrappings for all occa- sions. 30 sheets to a box. Plus 1 package of notes. Street Floor. Regularly to 79¢ Women’s Pants 2 for 99° Finest rayon knit in briefs and trunks Choose onty white. S-M- 6 to9 SPECIALS! Mendoy Nite Only! No Mail or Phone Orders! ~ Reg. to 2.98! Assorted Women’s Sweaters 44° Wool, nylon, orlon in slipovers. Short sleeves. White-and pastets. - Also two- tga. 34-40. Street Floor, - Save up to $9.00! —y .\ & = Regularly to $21.99! Beautiful Hand-Hooked Cotton Throw Rugs Reg. to 29c! Assorted Women’s Hankies B° Rich cotton prints in large or” small prints. Hurry in tonite and save. Street Floor. 99 Regularly 699! 23£43-Inch! Reg. to 59c! Women’s Silk Scarfs & Ties . 22° Asorted group of vivid scarves Regulorly 11.99! 34x54-in. .... Regulerly 21.99! 44x68-in. ... 12.99 © Brilliant Fashion Colors. © Popular Aubusson and Colonial Patterns. ©@ Matching Sizes in Ovals and Oblongs. Green Wine Block Grey Brown Ves .. you actually save up to a Reg. 1.00! Women’s Assorted Gloves 44° Double woven in nylon and “cot- ton in plain slipons or novelty Styles 4 colors 6.7'/2_ Saye to on these beoutiful hand- t—Save rodsy Street Foor. ___ Reg. 6.95! Lightweight Mercury Sweeper 2.88 Sweeps up iin a jiffy. White, with black trim. Save today! Fifth Reg. to 60c! Ist Quolity Discontinued China B° All discontinued patterns of open stock. Choose creamers, sugars, saucers, cups and fruits. Save _ today! Fifth Floor, — Reg. to 85c! Assorted Men’‘s Hose 22 Choose cottons, rayons, fancies, solids, patterns.. Some slight ir- regulars. 10'2 to 13. Save to- nite. Street Floor. Reg. .1.50! Femous Hudson Women’s Nylons Bass ‘Toor call FE 4-2511! Brighten your home with these wonder- nite. Street Floor. ful cotton rugs and save half of what you expected to pay! eee! “a | Weite's Fleer Coverings—Tilth Floce _ Save 994! Regularly 2. 98! ‘Holds Up to 16 Garments! Regularly. 1.25! Femous Dorothy Gray Colognes. 44 Regularly 1.25 size cologne . favorite Colden:Orchid fragrance. moe bottle. Save tonite. Sweet Jumbo-Size Garment Bag | —* ¢ «™ ; - 2 & ea 3 Hooks? Reg. 59c! Pepperell Sport Denim bd ° yd. Sanforized shrunk . . . 36” wide. solid colors and novelties. Wash- 1” © Fully Quilted Front and ‘Top with Drop Frame! © Buy Several Today ond Protect Your Precious Garments! © Pink, Blue, Wine, Green! 37-inches long! — 7 ieee Nee ee oe able and colorfast. Save today! | —tnarehs-tenr— | Reg. 39! Boys’ Knit Underwear 3 tor 99° Shirts and briefs in sturdy cot- ton knit. S-M-L for 4-12. Save tonite. Second Floor. ®@ Keep Your Closets Neat and Beautiful! Now is the season to safeguard agoinst dam. . ce ae a o<+ esi x on Pe eset et ater t~ ~~ + se te ee ag Reg. to 5.99! Women’s Daytime Dresses | oging Achlon and harmful —_ Save today All first -quality ultra sheer. 66 — ~~ gauge nytons. 8 taupe. Save today! Street Floor. tt in rich *) duction. Heavy hay non- tilt receli with: Sturdy three hooks! Hurry in now -whilethey last! — — Waite’s Garment Bags—Notions Street Floor Cottons, R $s, Linens, Crepes Taffetas. Ww fabrics. (12- | 20 and 14-2412. Assorted dark and light shades. Third Floor. “Reg. to 1.00! Assorted | Women’s Jewelry : iy ” Choose ‘necklaces, bracelets, ear- Save today on ings and pins. — P Street many types and styles! Floor, ~ ‘ Reg. 2.98! Women’s Shorty Gowns 183 FAMOUS REEFER-GALLER MOTH PREVENTATIVES!. - Reg. 5.98! Assorted Women’s Blouses - Se or short sleeves in esa oa | leros. Assorted col- ors and white. 30-38: Save to- nite, Third Floor. — No Moth Complete Sa* Nucgeck Crystals Sla Cedar ized Spray te 1D] BSE | 188. Reg. to 6.98! Women’s Famous Sweaters hospi Finest - Kills moths, eggs and : Famous brands in nylons, wools, - = at fo Rity yew tam larvae! No clinging ican Refill, | Protects afl clothes, furs while | Plesaant cedar aroma. Quart choose . . . slip-over and cadi- S-M only. Pastel colors. Second | 85c. | T packed. Also in 3 Ib. size, 1.98. 1 1.35. gore. White, pastels and dork “ia - Waite's Notions—Street Floor colors. 34-40. Third a 7 aOR a FOUR | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 _ The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING ‘SHOP of PONTIAC END- OF MONTH é “BISPLAY MODELS! ONE-OF-A- sera on Smart Spring Fashions § | °°%,02%,,,"1 uy, ene SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Ladies’ Spring. tm Most Cases’ You Don't Weed Any Gash: Free Delivery—Free Service—Free Installation & fe If service was not a factor—it wouldn’t moke much difference where tn ig you buoght your appliances. Not only are we offering these substontial ‘ savings — but the unequalled know how of our service department is a available on every SALE! , ss x TELEVISION MISCELLANEOUS $ to RCA 21-tn. and stand. 5 _ By | fe ete $1 QGP weco sso, me nome $9Q%S Sy er, 4 RCA Deluxe 21-In. Consale'g 95 Et ‘$5 Model. Reg. $329.95 Automatic POP-UP Fuadker $4625 of leonly at... cccccesece Reg. $21.95. Speciai....... < ae i icone 349° HOOVER Deluxe Cleaner — 379° a wi Uprigt vt model, ee @eeeeeee8 E eee “ $94Q% Automotic Clothes D ~ A real bargain for Spring! | edi peas utom es Uryers - Cheese now from all wool fab- i GASY fice. Soyer $449*% : rics, and cashmere blends. Top ‘ | oo se ae = in “W as $979 Q5 Reg. $229.95 2.2... 000 - Anglo and Forstmann have Now Only .....-seeees Sanaeuaaeae aa. one $94 4Q95 | weven these beautiful fabrics. _ + Bec. ee ae ~WRINGER WASHERS Red. SIPRIS one nene - | | = 3 ; Large Tabs Rog. 5139.95 —$9G95 HAMILTON Bec. Dryer $1498 I} | GIRLS’ NYLON TOPPERS | | wre nc wensqnees 3 | | Bo aR - haf ”$109°5 woman Dryer 3449*% 100% Nylon Toppers, completely # Reg. $169.96. Monty. Rag. $239.95 .ccccacces ke ses SA BOO| Fees cern 3149 an es, Sours wrrer SGQPS sree nme $I GG* | . MAYTAG, trea Tub $ aneeel Gos Gove $199°° : Men’s Sp pring $199.95. Inonly asses 169% Reg $219.95 .... 0. see. ALL WOOL E AUTOMATIC WASHERS WATER HEATERS | MAYTAG Fully-Automatic 95 § U I T i yp’ NEP A halal 2]. WHIRLPOOL Seds-Sever 95 Supreme, Reg. $319.95 Y oe ed oat | Dp @7'4'4 wt vat Ro fete TOG ce-cat sics specie sizs.os | to $55 ~ Bae SAS in ye $499% 80-Gal: Size... Special $159.95 All CF gE at gaara % tweet ELECTRIC IRONERS eee eeeeee wientboot, | 4 meme $qgges| sneee | ) 30-in. Wide New T Medel. 1 9 soir arm nee teres a7ges Hse SQN oven. |-only. Reg. $229.95. a WOOL = Specialy iced forth =~ $499" IRONRITE Console - Se ease... $44 Qes L prise 36-Inch. $9995 REFRIGERATORS Z Full size oven, lots of extras | ieee scot Seni ke een meer Slee 8 a ‘ Regulars, shorts, fongs. gee ELECTRIC RANGES == «. -. Full-Size 4-Burner— $ FRIGIDAIRE 7% Cu. Ft. oaaihosertaieh 129% Esse" ~ " $4799 v eee tas qgge icepicaee ma” $2 4Q°S ceocnon sah laces. $199° Tor FaaezeR 21% deep-well Reg. $249.95... p — Reg. $299.95 csesesseee * Feood HOUSEREEPI OPEN MONDAY “TIL 9:00 51 W. Huron Se. . Phone FE 4-1555 SOUT eri stil ' . 6444 5% . P4070 CUES EP TST tadids THE PON TIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 LOOK AT THESE TERRIFIC BUYS! 2 Portable Rinse Tubs Plus Year's Supply of Soap ¥ : pl car's Supply . of Fomeus heap Free of Exire ped guarantee. New 1955 Speed Queen Wosher has a full capacity, porcelain tub, equip- with aluminum, adjustable pressure w ringer. PHILCO New Swivel Base 2l-in. Console 1 Zeer eekly PHILCO 4121. Space- -saving Console for modern homes. _ Custom-styled cabinet with Swivel Base for straight-on viewing wherever you sit. Power-engineered with Golden Grid Tuner and Finger Tip Tuning. New low price in- cludes swivel base. Also in blond, Philco 4121 ,,. tangle- proof, Full Witodeus Steel GLIDER $BQ25 Don’t miss this before-season bargain! Easy-gliding action _ you've dreamed of! Enameled steel; resilient cushions. | © ON-OFF switch athandle-grip * Reversible 4-edge blade © Light weight, rolls like @ ball : Cuts any-length gress, {7 of 19 inches wide, within %-inch of objects $5 9° | No Money Down . Pay ‘I Weekly including Gas Can with retractable spout, strainer only ‘Tonight | Luxurious Chaise LOUNGE $29" One of the swankiest styles on the market! Smartly streamlined; ad- iors back; thick seat! Open 108 NORTH SAGINAW Until 9 SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 Weheiice a ae Hh Wy V/p / “IN OUR. a =" —_—_ SHOULD BE GIVEN THE HO. TRATED | NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER and DRYER # <7. , , For Mother's: Day! a See WAYNE GABERT’S & Norge Appliance Headquarters NO MONEY §f Down! =f rh oe 2 PAYMENT = UNTIL 86s & | +.) =< < << &. h SUDS SAVER | EXTRA: COST! oe < «iy ° Phone | a WAYN E GABERT te Pep, Up Your Wardrobe... at Special Savings! “ OSMUN’S You Can Outfit Yourself in a Dapper Combination of SPORTCOAT and SLACKS The Trend Is Toward Sportcoats and Slacks ae ma 5 a ri * : Every coat has been loomed of aportes Offer! Beautiful, fine-textured all-wool: -wools ... in brand new 1955 weaves sheen gabardine in browns, tans, grays, to please every man’s taste . .-. in a blues. Fine all wool imported flannel in. choice of colors only a "= maker could - light grey, charcoal grey or biscuit offer! Rich tweeds, etlands' and tan. Tailored by our regular quality nubby effects. Two button patch or , manufacturer who ‘gave us a special flap pocket models with center. vents, price. Continuous waistband, deep Regulars, shorts and longs. 36 to 46, heute, roomy pockets. Talon fasteners. Two Fine Stores to “Serpe You Better! — 51 North Saginaw ~ ‘Tel-Huron Ceaies - OPEN OPEN — Monday-Friday. "til 9-P. M. _Thurs.-Fri.-Sat, ‘til 9 P. M. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 SEVEN . ee tae! =;! “i = es b itinenSbestindemst | 7 sum, j 3 — Saal @ +. . , oA Fi re ‘el. A =f “ ‘ -, . rs oF) * “f a”. Spo st Yourself’ house & GARDEN Flat Wall Seo LARGE Rall or brush it on plas- CANES tle, cod, poper— § Nine bosic — es , Fle-Mer Ovtside White, ec si © 2-year field . Flo-Mer Interior En., Or. $1.29; Gal. $4.29 rown e Quelity hybrids Well-rooted vigorous ch ET eR Nl Pe BA TED OA TTT aac AR ER EEN BSE TI SS a EE CS IIT LSE OG IIIS, SSC ara -that-every-home owner's growers that will bloom all summer long! Climb- ers, floribundos, tea roses in a wide choice of daz- zling colors G varieties. ~~ _ Paint easier ond foster with this nop- ¢ i> - Paint Brushes in for less time. Ey ite 15° metal tray TOs 59°— 98S tacts securely on ladder. Big Volvel se SAVINGS * HOME JUMBO Garment Bag ‘fora bag zipper. Qvilted front. Mothorecfing Supplies WINDOW SHADES © | Washable Shades. . 08; with roller We Plastic Shades. 1.38; with roller 130 CURTAIN RODS 50-Ft. LONG | | | Moth Bats, Flas... 2 Single Curtain Rods . Garden Hose ee Deal Crain Rds 28 Solid brass Be will not rust. Only .. Di urable, lightweight j : : vinyl \—— won't crack or $ » 99 | el; resists heat.or cold. ike Flowers & Vegetables : "SPECIAL ; Seed Pkgs. = a | LJ] dette ESS ee = oes: |- GRASS SEED | = . as | Hardy Roots t Bulbs | e ) jumbo Giadioli........... 6 in box 59¢ 5 Lbs. j * a Pe : 4 > Hf i ~ ¥ a La a ee A mixture of carefully selected, expertly blend- ed seeds ... ata meD budget will welcome. 590 pound. EIGHT | Electric Automatic Dry er The Perfect Companion for Any Type Washer LISTEN TO THESE FEATURES: ons The Regular unr raar onror | mista, ‘int wth | price of Thee eT | gece ioc od $1995 LAMP AT yoy 7 pinay ing. Capacity — at least 9 a Ee ype Builtin venting. Vibration | Timer with signal. Safety She Front 04 This free. switch. Motor ¥ H. P. Secti $14 9 Automatic cooling. Port win- | Electrical rating 9 dow with glass. 4.700 watts. = ' Memtncted | interior = RUST-PROOF Save = | ROYS ROYS_. FE 5-8413 96 Oakland Ave. FE 5-8413 96 Oakland Ave. DAYTON’S E.0.M. TIRE SALE NEW LOW PRICES a 95 6.70%15° All Prices Plus Fed. Tax and Exchange *Tread Blemishes MOND AUESDAY, epNesDAY. ony ' me 3 GUARANTEE |. Lifetime Fectory ‘Guerantee 2. 30,000 Mile Guerontee 3. Two-Yeer Written Read Hezerd Guerantee Agoinst All Possible Reed. Hezerds _SPECIAL! | SEAT COVERS. . Brand mew 1955 styles. Most exciting colors and patterns in durable fabrics. “MUFFLERS Installed Free! "FRONT END ALIGNMENT Ford, Chevrolet “Includes caster, camber and , Plymouth . . . ree Weights @ Ford complete brake relining. First toe-ins. Work done on Bean F quality, fully guaran ee Sette @ Chevrolet Complete Job ff “Wek OF Dynemic Spe Guaranteed ; ate S125 | 51g Fee pe | =. BRAKES — RELINED | ce = 5 MARKET TIRE CO. BUY. ON EASY _PONTIAC'S MOTORIST HEADQUARTERS mignaer 77 W. Huron St., Comer of Coss i FE 8-0424 - BUDGET TERMS .%& No Money Down % Full Year to Pay oh ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, ae 25, 1955 : NINE _ } HURRY IN---THE HUB’S $48 SALE oJ THIS WEEK! In Our Opinion... Nobody Matches The HUB for Value! Look: What You Can Buy Tonight! AM Wool WORSTED SHARKSKIN and FLANNEL SUITS 5 Not *60..But Only... You'll hardly believe your eyes to see suits with so much style and quality selling at so low a price! The new trim line in smart single breasted 2-button models that are so popular this spring. Fine all-wool worsteds, smooth all- wool sharkskins and luxurious all-wool flannels to choose from. Charcoal tones. Light tones. Solids and splash weaves. All sizes in this outstanding selection. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS! NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY... -*¥ “When Opening an Account act THE HUB uae TAKE 3 MONTHS TO PAY! > $48 buys better all worsted gabardine suits x > $48 buys better all wool flannel suits ; me? ai ) D $48 buys better wool Donegal tweed suits a > $48 buys better wearing worsted suits ahele IA ae P $48 bays better sharkskin suits SS = oS “ 18-20 NORTH SAGINAW STREET > | OPEN EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P.M enw ees ? Cal Ss ee eee ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 DEGEY’S 16 North Saginaw Street Aol Fa _ SHIRT °N’ SWEET WITH EARRINGS TO MATCH! Fashion plays it by ear now ... and it’s sweet music, indeed! We take your favorite summer classic . . . a-sleeveless, carefree _ Sanforized cotton blouse with: convertible tab collar and buttoned pocket .. . add laminated earrings in MATCHING FABRIC AND COLOR ... and presto, you have “Cheerful Earful”, as ceeie an eyeful as you'll see this season! Sizes 30 to 38. €olors: white, hot pink, blue, lemon, turquoise, black, marigold orange, Chinese red, cactus green, violet, navy. SALE! HATHAWAY SPORT SHIRTS Designed for comfortable wear and . eye-catching design. In either long or short sleeves. from 5” “BOBBIE_ BROOKS” ~ Cotton Blouses: Each One a 3.98 Value fo 2° Two for 5.00. Whites, Colors, Prints PEGEY’S 16 North Seana’ Street _ @e eee ea e's + bee Re eS ee ee eee SPORT SHIRTS The perfect match- -mote for your stylish Bermuda Strollers. In long or short sleeve lengths. from | 3 si PONTIAC As Colorful and Cesual as A: Riviere liselt Od WOSy >») DONEGAL’S _ ARROW | ~ SPORT SHIRTS 1 995 from 3 i Bermuda STROLLERS All Wool Flannels Linen Weaves .....from 7.95 IK’S UNI LAKE = eS SS ee ee ee ae oe a ee Jehnny coliared halter blouse with good fit elastic back. 10 to 20. Four-gore skirt with back zipper, patch pockets, 10 to 20. 198 298 a Bened halter with full cuffs, Boxy jacket with convertible elastic back, adjustable neck club collar, patch pockets. satrap. 16 to 20. Sizes 10 to 20. ~ 179 398 ~ SENSATIONAL: SEPARATES Tailored in Fuller’s “Sailtone” cies -— britches, - - Blouse, 2. 4A9 Colors — just look: Ice Blue, Mess Green, Hot Pink « Play in separates from Penney’s! Tailored to perfection in Fuller’s famous cotton “Sailtone,” they’re crease-resistant, pre-shrunk and stay bandbox fresh through all your. carefree activities. Clever button ~ trim and contrast stitching make these eye-catching playmates doubly exciting. Hat, small, medium, lar ge; 1.09. Penney’s Second Floor a ae ee eae SRN I, CRE RES —_ 77 eerr.. hUce OO eeet TWELVE __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25. 1955 LEWIS -- Fine Furniture . = C ‘. BARBECUE IN YOUR BACK YARD! = | : ! ‘IT’S TERRIFIC... & I not ath SEE LEWIS’ COMPLETE Come and get-rt: SELECTION . . « i = cal LEWIS - $ 3 2” Large adjustable steel firebox, heavy nickel-plated bar grid, large aluminum hood with elec- tric spit. ALUMINUM BARBECUE GRILL ‘3 4” Large adjustable fire box with windbreak shelf, round storage warmer, large tata dish ae The Californian by Stor-All Fine-epaced = Spee i s he DELUXE ELECTRIC —_ i | See - out without eGort, | NS +64” HEADQUARTERS for PICNIC. SUPPLIES Large adjustable steel firebox pay, Wheemee OS 2 <2 ~ <2<2 3-0 us Wichteall Spaet, Ke 2 Th ny pe j with large hood and electric sit spit, Scotch Portable Ceill..........0.. $5.29 nn me eatereereniren 7 . canned heat and salt and a. SERB Mester, ‘Sette: eneweh Ped pienie beet, sorte fr 4. $7.95 eras ee ate a “COCIOCIIC sooOsor $6.95 - Fated pene bask for 6. $11.95 STEEL or ALUMINUM ADJUSTABLE CHAISES a sa $ 44” a a saat all cushions of weatherproof y justs to 3 positions. Large |- oven of colors and patterns. All with large rubber tired wheels. i. BUNTING GLIDERS Special! y Floral Umbrella & oa METAL TABLE ‘Made of heavy gouge stee! with baked enamel finish | in red or green. Can be left outdoors in any weather. ALUMINM | $6" 3-PASSENGER GLIDER ...........$29.95 | FOLDING 2-PASSENGER GLIDER ........... $24.95 | DECK CHAIRS “2 for $11.95 | MATCHING SPRING CHAIR ......$ 8.95 _ Feather weight but sturdy and compact MATCHING ROCKER ............ $ 8.95 wired of gan ta Cah covered OPEN MON. and FRI. | NIGHTS —_ NE FURNITURE An attractive 8-rib umbrella with BOTH FOR . . . _ ; . =o rode UN $ ¥ 95 a ‘TIL 9 P ° M. ; : 62-70 South Saginaw St. . | metal wh a «oil Tow rice 42 ; THIRTEEN « THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 celta For a LIMITED TIME only CONNOLLY’S Hee maha TRADE TODAY AND USE OUR LAYAWAY! PARTIAL UST OF STERLING ALLOWANCES Sterling -«—«=«étTrao-n Value Per Plece Tesopeca