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‘New Ant INTERNATIONAL NEWS.
Fy ‘Messe hin Pus U. S. May Erect Broomfield Bill
Formosa Base to Abolish MTA
fo Defend Island = DiesinSenate Jet, Marine Installation Royal Oak Legislator
Pontiac Education Association Presents
Service Award to Louis Schimmel . “For earnest and sincere efforts) A teller of “Paul Bunyan |
= beens to provide better schools Tajes,”” Guy, the son of a former
=o eS state lumberman, related in true | and the State of Michigan..."
Thus read a distinguished serv. | ‘Fleecy’ Gets Her Day in School
natural beauties and resources of
this state me the boys and girls of
= tomorrow,”’ he declared.
yan style the saga of Michi- | Serving as toastmistress for the
fan's most colorful woodsman |event was Helen Lapisch, She in-
“No one wants to go back to the | troduced Guy, Joanne Wilson, the
at | rorse and buggy days, but we) | soloist, and Dr. Robert Jones who
should all strive to preserve the’ played the organ.
Would Be a Factor in tlie
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s to school for display. Sally showed up’ Negotiating Truce
WASHINGTON (# — The
United States is considering
establishing an American
base on Formosa under its
treaty guarantee to defend
the Chinese Nationalist
island against any Commu-
nist attack.
The base plan is part of
a series of arrangements
being developed the
State nt, fense
Department and White
House which would be fac-
tors in negotiating a cease-
fire and possibly an eventual
settlement of the whole For- Schimniel was the recipient of
the first award ever given by the
local organization. He was honored
for his work jin drafting and pro-
moting the new constitutional
amendment, (Proposal No. 3)
which was endorsed by = voters
of the state on April 4
Under this proposal, achesl dis-
tricts of the state are able to bor-
row from a state loan fund for
building and all districts, if they
wish, have an extended payment
period (25 to 30 years). Many dis-
tricts, according to Schimmel's
Plan, can refinance their callable
pay bonds over a longer period
a lower rate of interest.
" taacs Elling, president of: the
PEA, said that Pontiac was indeed
fortunate to have Schimmel on its.
‘board of education and as a mem-
ber of its community.
“This has been a great thing |
that Mr. Schimmel has done for | Pentiac Press Phete
FOR DISTINGUISHED ‘SERVICE—Louis Schimmel, member of Blasts Senator Nichols’
‘Outrageous Conduct? ~
By BURDETT C. STODDARD
Toll road news broke hot
and heavy yesterday.
- First,.a bill to abolish the
Michigan Turnpike Author-
ity (MTA), thus quashing
toll roads completely, died
in the Senate. Highways
Committee. :
But another anti-turn-
pike measure sponsored ‘by
Rep. Lucille McCollough
(D-Dearborn) was reported
| out of the House Roads and
Bridges Committee.
‘It would give cities, vil-
lages and townships the
right to prevent a toll road
from coming through their
| weekend of "| the, education in this sate and i. the Pontiac Board of Education and father of the new constitutional | greg. : = ” stated Elling. —— which will provide opportunity for school districts to Loss of the Senate bill
Jtetlreageed main address of | Comstruct needed buildings, was honored by the Pontiac Education |
the evening was Maurice Guy, Association Thursday night. At the annual PEA spring banquet, brought a blast from Oak-
principal of the Southeast Inter. | Schimmel received the first distinguished service award ever presented land County’s Sen. William
— School at Saginaw, Michi-| by this local group. Henry — left, president of the PEA, made § Broomfield, who spon< | the presentation. | sored the measure, against
| another Republican senator,
the Joint Chiets of Staft.
They have conferred at Taipel
in the last few days with Gen-
eralissima Chiang Kai-shek and
= Chinese Nationalist offi- |\Social Security Deadline
for Domestic Help Nears
WASHINGTON (#—Tomorrow is the first deadline foy
{something like a million of Uncle Sam’s new tax -tol-
lectors—the householders who pay a domestic helper an
average of $4 a week or more. ‘
Establishing an American base
of jet fighter planes and Marine| Area Trouters units, as it is presently contem- =
would have importance in| Mark Time for
-|Season Opening |
Pontiac and Oakland County
trout-fishing addicts today were
marking time until start of the
Michigan trout season. This mo-
mentous event is set for midnight, Haskell Nichols, chairman
| of the highways committee,
The day's toll-road events were
- | capped when State Highway Com-
Plan to Cost $625 Million Sz s=s==: NEW YORK (#—Henry Ford Il, announcing a 625-
| iar, thrée-year expansion program for the Ford
Motor Co., says he favors a new kind of prosperity insur-
ance for workers.
He told the Bureau of Advertising of the American
Newspaper Publishers Assn. last night that his com- :
pany’s spending plans for new plants and- equipment | his attempt to amend another toll — means “‘we are building for the future every day.” road bill to restrict the MTA in
Apparently with the proposed guaranteed annua] wage | * ™anner similar to that attempted
in mind, he said the word “mocurt ” does not scare him
and added:
, “Perhaps what is needed
is a new kind of prosperity
‘insurance policy based on
a reasonable, businesslike,
| pay-as-you-go plan, with
limited and predictable
costs.”
Ford’s company currently is bar- Calls It Prosperity Insurance
The new social security law that went into effect Jan. 1
qualified domestic help for social security if they make
$50 a quarter, or more, from any one employer. That
E T elegraph Road
By-Pass Is Set
for Late Summer
Construction of the Telegraph
Rd.-Orchard Lake Ave. grade sep-|-
aration will not begin until work
gaining with the CIO United Auto| on Detroit's Lodge Expressway is
Workers on a union demand for| completed, State Highway Com-
|a guaranteed annual wage — a| missioner Charles M. Ziegler told
guarantee of pay for so many) the Pontiac Press last night.
weeks a year even if there are He said that means crews
seasonal layoffs. should begin working on the
uaa, cmmentng on the eet] separation semetine ater mi: | ee as summer. .
co The highway department early clear that nothing I say in this
connection should be interpreted | !ast month issued orders for the |’ ' purchase of right-of-way for the as representing a Ford Motor Co.
‘position either for or against the | Project and is now acquiring prop-
guaranteed annual wage.” : erty.
In Detroit, Walter P. Reuth The separation will cost $500,000
;| with the federal government pay- rea oer) ei work ing half and the city and state cryin
“We are prepared to discuss the | Paying, $125,000 each. it he doesn’t run,” he added.
soundness,
merits of de sg = on ; 3 ~
Sete |berssione vec The wr Fore ROYAL Oak Man to Head | will meet his responsibility by par-
ticipating in these negotiations . . . Water Study Committee pberwggborait Ford will join us at an
early date.” ’
Ford, _— = said = is = Mayor Howard K. Kelly, of Royal Oak, has been named
eres ecunae dhempicnment| chairman of Oakland County’s 13-person water study
Birss Fowl me some customers.” | committee which will work with similar Macomb and st
Rules Clair groups in attempting to rep a tri-county sur-
+face-water-supply.- ~ —
Kelly’s appointment was announced by Floyd Andrews, ‘Eased Bonanzagram Ri trae,” Ne anit, “ow
Will Help You Win $700 chairman of the Oakland Board of Supervisors. The
cofmmittee will include six other supervisors not yet would promote the+psychology of
optimism and well-being which
Having trouble winning that Bonanzagram jackpot? pn ood aime — =
~ Starting ‘with the ‘curtent Bonanzagram, puzzles are getting a | “there's no question in my mind,|Mamed, four plan commission members, Pontiac City.
bit hard week by week, but since no one has yet turned in a perfect | then, that we should continue to Manager Walter K. Willman, and one unappointed repre-
answer the Press has modified the rules slightly. explore means to so desirable an/ sentative of industry.
Starting with Bonanzagram No. 8, appearing for the last time More and more people
today on page 10 the following modifications will be made in thé
rules: . But he cautioned against’ any
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of order and adjourned the meet-
ing, refusing to call another.
The deadline is today for com-
mittee action on bils! in their house -
of origin.
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commissioner, says parents of Michigan children inocu-
-—-_}ated-with-Salk-polio-vaccine. distributed _by the Cutter:
| Laboratories of Berkeley, Calif., have no cause for alarm.
Enough of the California-made vaccine for 882 shots
reached commercial outlets and hospitals in’ Deirelt,
and Wayne.
“But Wayne County has ap-
are realizing the importance proved a $50,000,000 bondi
issue to establish an independent. . rigid freezing of the labor pattern.
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~ Reduce Docket |'e.7heis Wigtts Victory in War |Grsstre sr'usal Elected in Haly |3-Year Expansion Plan |ieiecuuw sees : Jury Trials ‘in April onion abbey kong pe en U, S.-Backed Premier toot stake Soak fin ieccteaa oe “ Christian Dem Choice — = * | Sacerett Graham, Peal Fleck ont Stanley and entering. in the night-time of (R- : - 5 = +4, v1
Term Are Cut by 26, | tetr night—thanks to a bil vetoed Defies the Authority of Cum), rout oo et poProingien:
_ Saving $5,000 by “Gov. Theodare R. mca Viet Nam’s Ruler ‘give: ean ’
e-trial confer completed The bill would have Drovided for SAIGON, South Viet Nam Uf |peace tm the Far Bast.” ' "" cut the ber of the ‘control, a! te-| Premier Ngo m claimed| Powe reporters .as ‘ : ’ :
ys ine At ! victory in bloody civil strife to-|he arrived from the Asian-African|of Italy's majority Christian Dem- | *tudy along with recommendations, | cing. The committee is sponsored | whereabouts. from au. ty. 2 day and defied the authority of | conference at Bandung, where he|ocrat party, was elected Italy’s| Purports to be able to prob-| by the PTA Council. thorities. Capt, Clark M, Wheaton, ” Tracing the cat's relationship to| Chief of State Bao Dai to remove | W@S an unofficial observer. second president today. : i Becomes 2nd President | expand and modernize older build-| since November, the commities | Saturday
_ Qakland County some $5,000, Officials also indicated the com- | chief of detectives, said the shet-
; _ Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem said/| the lion, tiger, puma and ‘others | him. } He referred te Knowlend’s | Gronchi, a World War 11 re. | “Ht Undue expense to the taxpayer mittee probably will recommend | it's department there is being no- | today. of the genus felis which still enjoy} Diem'’s American-backed gov-| opposition to negotiating with | sistance leader, was elected on| Louis A, Bauer, chairman of - — een tified of Holcomb’s arrest.
Oakland 1s probstly the only|the largesse of unlimited liberty! ernment, in the second day of a| Communist China. the fourth ballot at a joint session the tacities plonning consnstiten ; ° soap groin ei od Michigan county which uses the | in their native habitats,” McKeldin | showdown battle with the. Binh Powell said Eisenhower would |°, Parliament. previous bal-| of the independent Com- m Oe nes, bonne Poth i: t SAY conferences at which an accused | 8#id: Xuyen society, said the Premier |. on safe ground to confer with | ‘0% taken yesterday, had failed to) mittee for Education, will make recommendations urea oe GIFTS that eee
pero, OO bi atterney, Speets “Thee, oe oe ey ant ting | a2 indispensable” to the coun-| Req China's Premier Chou Eniai | "nd & successor to -year-old Lui| the presesitation along with three Fo gaa! ory aggre Syiern ey. a ’ ++¢ £- RLS with Sn on roamer prowler try. “on general tensions in the Far Oe ae rents: subcommittee chairmen—Cari In- i on the 3 he i=
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nine | Despite the victory claim, fight- | East, excluding Formosa.”
would tor pur- | ing which had caused casualties of | Powell come inte court after a jury ts suit of prey. perhaps 1,000 killed or wounded ference ‘“‘put Chou on the spot. Now
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Sometimes he is also told ne| Conservation land without a mit. aS est '
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result of persons’... Board of Control of the State} file and pay are subject to fines | sign, route . . . makes
; Facility. - | Alp to $10,000, or to a prison term} The fire was Lansing’s largest)... to
Allow local units by ordinance | UP to one year, or both. since the spectacular state office | of these developments.”
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Under the law, according to Pontiac Deaths ° ° H H Me drecriind 0 9700.00 cxighs Colleg je & Physicians yesterday at ——“firtinger; the buyer when signing’ From F ire Here ar in Two-Chicago F res bal destination traffic the group’s 36th annual meeting.
’ A roof fire this morning at the CHICAGO —~A
Scott, 31 Franklin Bivd., was only day for the arsonist who set fire nt, Garland D. Casey, 10 weeks old |
| ™e son of aay and Goal Tumse a minor blaze, according to As-| to a crowded hotel and may have
. . +, | Casey of 7025 Redmond St. died |*i#ant Fire Chief Max W. Wells. | touched off a tenement building. |h#ve tremendous influence on
| Condemnation Suit suddenly at his home early this| But the blaze could have post: Twelve persons were killed in the | Anal location of the ani a Ge amr — 7 | —" 1 poned a “wedding Die Lansing this ‘two blazes. bo 2 to ETE gas seats gagte a3 ny : ES bas
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Feb. "Yo “Se He is murvived by daughter, Susanne, 20, and her/|were to open today and a three-| Part
his parents, a sister, Angela, and| ance, Thomas L. Houle, 21, of | day investigation was ordered by -An
__ Am Oakland County Circuit Court | two brothers. Gary. and Rodney, | Franklin Village. Gov. William Stratton, Mayor Rich-| survey group said,
id a. “| all t home. ": Here's what happened: ard J. Daley and Coroner Walter|no report is expected out
~ aed . i E. McCarron. — early in August and it will arrangements will be| The housekeeper, Mrs. Glynn out: almost si-| only .-
land at Lahser and Fourteen Mile | S™mounced later by the Sparks-| Ress of 185 W. Ypsilanti St., dis- eat tein ot oe
Rds. in Southfield Township for a| °riftin Funeral Home. covered the roof ablaze over an | ™ultaneously north
building pstairs taining Su- | Side
- Wojciech Obara . ree weddin | ° sanne’s large wedding trousseau. Ne ee legate Is Named
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| oo) emg | = acres. Only | Wojciech Obara, 77, died at his| Scott;-who-was-summioned- fron | Estimated cost 6f “a 96-mile
| twe about seven | home, } Dresden St. terday work, and Mrs. Ross carried the | young , 000.
; lots, a after Rag! tanger pc nig trousseau from the burning build- | rooms and died in the tenement six| Under the present set up, the fed-
_| Hé was born April 13, 1878. in| ing to safety and calléd the fire | blocks away, per
junior high schools en | Poland and came to Pontiac from department.
Judge Geerge B. Har.| Chicago five years ago. Mr. Obara| Meanwhile, Susanne and her| Union Extends Pact trick told the jury they must de-| was a retired machinist. mother, Valeria, were returning |
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_ eide if the land be ‘con-|~ Surviving are a son, Walter J.|home from the hair dressers. | With Parke-Davis’ ——_iper cent,” said Ziegler. poses ,, demned, and, if so, how much|Obara of Chicago; two daughters,| “I saw smoke and first thing T DETROIT, w#—Parke, Davis & When asked his opinion on the] Donald Rofe. conducted the
~ should be paid for it. Mrs. Edwards Okkonen and Mrs.| thought about was my trousseal | Co and the CIO Oil, Chemical and| need for toll roads, Ziegler said, | meeting. =
, Sue Rygiel, both of Pontiac. I'd been getting ready for a long’ Atomic Workers have agreed on a “In my opinion there is no place Full ZIPPER FLY— ARIE
Timidity No Excuse The funeral service will be held} time. I‘ was worried we'd never | union proposal to exterid their con-|in Michigan ‘for a toll road.” a ~. i sien
Saturday from the Opyt Funeral /get to the wedding in Lansing in tract on a day-to-day basis beyond| 4 ¢reeway running close | Pee, oo ' HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) = —|Home, 13350 Baltimore St., Chi-| time now. I can still get married, |its May 1 expiration date. | peatiee plus the Northwestern en $ un
Compensation Commissioner Har-/ cago, Arrangements are by the| although I might be a little late| The was made last! extension beth would ; : old Strauch ruled that a woman /| Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. | for the wedding.” night as management and the| 9. seeded if Detroit should be
who. refused a job selling a Susanne -left:-with het parents | union continued bargaining ses-|- evacuated ta‘event of enemy at- — 2 i: Regular ea ae door-to-door was eligible for un- F U h shortly after noon for a 3 p.m. | sions with federal and state media-| sac te commissioner stated. om aad $1.89 Value
benefits. Strauch ormosa n appy wedding in Lansing . . . with her|tors on a new contract for some ; : ; e. j
said the gers couldn't take the trousseau, too. _ 12,000 Parke Davis employes. Robert VanderKloot, the citi- , 10-ounce dungarees, ok
Job becease abe was too timid. Over Talk Prospect | The union said it asked for the|2ens association president, urged fully Senforized. Re-
City General Hospital extension rather than interrupt the | the gathering to get behind the strain. Us “homers The Weather TAIPEI, Formosa #—Uncertain- flow of Salk polio vaccine by a| McCollough bill. “It will force the loops. Sizes toa. | * nD vrorerr_rar analt¥ hangs over Chiang Kai-shek’ | Tells Meeting Delegates | walkout. Parke Davis is a major|MTA to bypass communities
: somewhat cooler tonight, lew 42-46 To- ital these . feedi _| producer of the vaccine.
__Eihw mel "rafe rth "Ried of 00". | oe teas tat ‘proposed. talks. be-| ep oan cmambers Willis M. Brew |" At issue are wage deniands, a|cutting them in two,” he stated. 7 aon & haan tween the United States and Com-! pirector Lauretta Paul will head guaranteed annual wage and fringe
Lowest temperature preceding 8 0.m. munist China would do the Nation-| 4 Pontiac General Hospital dele- - a : alist Chinese rnment no K ; —__| MAKING: ' oe oe ae 6 Wind veloc 3D} The official Ties is tn no, Bowy| Gation. to. the annual TriState Hos. + Proteins are always colloidal. [Trent, buy, phone FE 28181. eerie ty
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Fred Astaire’ Can’t Sing By MARGARET LATROBE | mance,” any more than do the | Faust fellow docen't give a hang The other night Fred Astaire! Maguire sisters or the Fon- | about No Account Joe. That this | -
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artists in one ‘field have come to | %t8&¢ Curtains of our land. Except | popular singers can hold a note | rs wl a, | that of the Met, of course, which | until the orchestra gives up, al-_ .. Pp | ; ith Sh |
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THE PONTIAC PRESS ~ Anti-cold Vaccine Nearer | uaeeieweg~ ‘ From Chillicothe, Ohio, comes the
ot oon cheering news that something is being
comp come sie fea, ReerieewEs, done about the common cold, Long: the public} rightly or
wrongly, got the impréssion that
modern medicine couldn’t do
much about this annoying if not Sie ev ome ree te ee a at ‘Oftios. =
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dangerous ailmenit. -
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iichiese § dat other laces te & fear: ciewbere = Dr. ROBERT J. HUEBNER Of Bethesda, pee temene are Davable tr advance
Md., chief of the virus section of the
Microbiology Institute, National Insti-.
tute of Health, doesn’t share that view.
More important, with his assistants
he is resuming experimental research
Stock Margin Boost work on the problem at the Chillicothe
Reformatory. So far he has been abie
No Cause for Worr y to isolate 10 types of viruses, all related,
There is no cause fo: alarm over the that reese symptoms of a cold.
Federal Reserve Board’s order to in- * * *
crease stock margin requirements to 70 Some 70 volunteers among the
per cent. inmates have been given what
Instead, that order in conjunction Dr. Hugsner calls APC ade-
with a boost in the bank discount rate noidal-pharyngeal - conjunctival)
from 1.5 to 1.75 per cent is reassuring. virus. Within a month he hopes
It is evidence that the board is main- to inoculate the volunteers with
taining careful watch over the current a vaccine that will do for cold suf- —
bull market. The market itself took the ferers what the Salk vaccine can
order in stride. After a brief setback do to prevent paralytic polio.
its upward tr rag ve resumed. All 164,000,000 of us, Dr. HuEBNeER, are
awaiting the chance to cheer the man
The results should be increased who finds the key to conquest of the
stability of the economy and common cold
greater safety for investors, espe- ened
cially smal] investors. The latter ,
came into the market in large ANOTHER precaution a man should
take when he’s chasing a blonde is to numbers since World War II. .
This latest Federal Reserve order. Suard against being waylaid by a ; brunette. marks the second time this year that the
board has felt it necessary to tighten --.
the brake on stock speculation. Back
on January 5 the margin requirement
was raised from 50 to 60 per cent.
_ Actually the economy is in ex- .
cellent health. It has regained al-
most all the ground lost last year. —
Moreover, it has done this with- |
out any price inflation.
* * *
In our view the board’s action not
only is justified but timely because of
the continued Set a and
chuinien athens aid, her is no rea-
son to fear prosperity but there is every
reason to guard against speculative
fever.
Individuals Must Help
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955
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Brrore mechanical loud-speakers were
invented, many a candidate, with a
pitcher of ice water for cooling his vocal
_ cords, occasionally, could broadcast 20,-
000 words over a 10-acre grove.
_ The Man atone Town
Ideas Bring Money
Awards Run Up Into Four
Figures at Local Factory
a que here you show }
break your crackers er roll pe co
soup.
In the recent suggestion award distribu-
tion at
Pontiac Motor Division,
over 100 employes drew prizes for ideas sub-
mitted. The top winner was
+ ° cad wey 8 Merlin K. Klein
in Fight Against Cancer «of Auburn Heights, who received $1,127. In
With the April Cancer month observ- _*°°°4 Place was = une
remind readers once again that this being $1,008. Next came
cruelest of all diseases can be defeated Vinson M. Southards
if detected soon enough. of 40 Clark St., Pontiac, with an even $1,000,
This also is an appropriate time to ‘lowed by
emphasize the fact- that victory over
cancer can’t be won by the medical pro-
fession, the cancer society or research
alone. Much depends on the individual.
He must know the seven danger signals
and the wisdom of periodic physical
examinations to ensure early detection
if cancer is present.
* Jehn Contor
of 640 East Madison St., Pontiac, with $878,
and
: Rupert Weester
of 33 North Edith St., Pohtiac, who received
$778. Other employes to the number of 102
received from $12.50 to $377 each.
Saturday is the final day in the MAT Base-
ball- Contest. The prize of $250 in U. 8.
Savings Bonds will be awarded after that
"progress has been made to give promise
5,300 live in Wayne. |
‘disease by contributing to the United. Fund and by periodic visits to your own
Ae physician. j é : * i
He also must realize that thus
far only three methods of treat-
ing cancer — X-ray or radium
treatments and surgery, have |
been generally accepted. Dr.
RIcHARD OLSEN, president of the
loca) branch of the cancer socie- -
ty, points out, no cancer ever has
been cured by pills, powders, any
home, quack or secret remedy.
~ Relentless though cancer ts, enough .~ the 1,418 entries who comes the nearest to
naming the American League. player who has
been at bat at least 25 times, and who will
be leading the league, and comes the closest
to his batting average. The top batters Fri-
day morning are: Kaline, 460; Skowron,
451: Diering, 423; Throneberry, 412; Power,
404. a3
Our deer population in Oakland County
is becoming a menace, according to-
‘ Harrison Wolcott
of Flint, who writes that he almost ditched
his carthe other. night in dodging.a pair
near the corner of Woodward Ave. and Cran-
brook Road. From —
John Yerkes
of Waterford comes word that four deer are
foraging on his cattle’s pasture.
“New radishes from my own garden on
April 25 makes me wonder if that isn't an
“early season record,” phones —
Tony Ruggles
who lives on Baldwin Ave. just within the
city limits. that it will be conquered. Last year
alone approximately 75,000 Americans
were saved from cancer deaths. Of these
200 are residents of Oakland County and
In the past 10 years the Ameri-
can Cancer Society has spent
nearly $35,000,000 on research.
The 1955 budget is $5,500,000.
This is helping to support re-
’ search by 1,000 top flight scien-
tists in 132 hospitals, universities,
laboratories, etc. It aiso helps
maintain the 633 ACS clinics.
From time to time some research man
or clinic reports a cure for cancer has
been found, but thus far none has of-
fered proof that has been convincing
to either the U. S. Public Health Service
or the medical profession generally.
Help the society fight this terrible Although the Pentiac area has had
some scattered rains, my farmer
friends say a good old fashioned all-
day or all-night rain is needed.
Verbal Orchids to — Mrs, Carrie Heath
of 114 pa St.; ninetieth birthday.
r. and Mrs. Chartes E. Bird
of nach Lake; sixty-fourth wedding an-
niversary.
Mrs, Lena Bader . .
of 111 Edison 8t.; eighty-second birthday.
Mr. and-Mrs. W. M. Barnes
of Royal Oak; sixty-sixth wedding anniver-
sary. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Dafoe
oe "Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm E. Lawrence - Paesupice is the child ‘of ignorance. | of Oxford; fifty-second wedding anniversary.
of 1165 Lynsue Lane, Pontiac, his award
of Rochester; fifty-third wedding anniver- ° “Now Be Careful and Don't Make Yourself Sick! "
David Lawrence Says:-
Hypocritical Nehru Tries
to Take Portuguese Land LISBON—Nowhere in the world
is more convincing proof to be
found.of the double-talk and hypoc-
risy of Prime Minister Nehru of
India and some. of his colleagues
at the recent Afro-Asian Confer-
ence than right here in Portugal.
For, despite all those professions
of high purpose—such as non-vio-
lence and non-aggression—the Por-
tuguese can give you an account
of the teritorial greed and aggres-
sion by India which makes all the —
pious utterances of Nehru about
“anti-colonialism"’ seem rather
hypocritical,
* * ®#
Portagal has for 400 years
ewned Portuguese India, The
largest of its three districts 1s
Goa, a small territory of about
1,350 square miles on the coast
of India which today is inhabited
by more than 500,000 people, al-
most all of whom are Portuguese.
There is no trade or commercial
relationship or exploitation in-
volved—enly a cultural tie.
Portuguese inhabitants of Goa
have married Indians and have
been living peacefully there for a
long time. a = thetr cope’
and have became a part of im
government. One full-blooded In-
dian has become a member of the
Supreme Court of Portugal —
there is no discrimination here on
the basis of race or color.
But in 1947 India, inspired by
to Communist pressure, began
move in on the territory of Goa.
ritory, and an economic blockade
has been imposed. Portuguese In-
dia isn't a colony. It is an integral
part of the Republic of Portugal,
Lap hoe ed ak Gncimmare) bd LY Lo
of the United States.
The Communists have kept up a
steady needling of Nehru at New
, Delhi on the Goa issue, and their
aim undoubtedly is to stir up fric-
tion between Portugal and her
allies. For Portugal is a member
of the North Atlantic Treaty Or-
ganization and is important strate-
gically to the defense of Europe by
air. and sea. Portugal. moreover,
conttols the Azores, which are a
vital base for the United States
military forces,
7 . * * * :
Thus far the Washington gov-
ernment has. steered clear of the nation involved in Goa. For any
plebiscite held would bring -an
overwhelming vote by the People
in favor of remaining a part of
Portugal. Indeed, under the terms.
of the Portuguese-British treaty,
Great Britain is specifically com-
mitted to the defense of all Portu-
guese territory. Likewise, under
the North Atlantic Treaty, a legal
case can be made for the protec-
tion of all Portuguese territories
against attack.
But the issues will probably
never be settled by force because
India boasts of her desire to adopt
peaceful methods, and the govern-
ment here is assuming that. when .
all the chips are down, there will
be no attempt to take Goa by force.
Nehru of India talks a great
deal about colonialism but, in
seeking to annex Goa. he is pro-
posing to add to India a territory
inhabited by an entirely different
race of people with a totally dif-
ferent culture and to force it to
amalgamate with a system of life
not of its own choosing.
(Copyright 1955 New York
Herald Tribune Inc.)
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
Ge ye therefore, and teach all
nations, baptizing them in the
name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost.—
Matthew 28:19.
s *
It is not the business of Chris-
tianity to provide an organization
for the world but to infuse the
tions of the world. — Dr. Fred
Fisher. Armed. raids have been staged. spirit of Christ into the organiza-_
Demands have been made by Neh-
ru that Portugal give up her ter- Voice of the People
‘Local Doctors, Nurses, Hospitals Deserve
— for Polio Work Along With Dr. Salk’ me te ae
Saree es
Ba s es credit where it’s due.
. Although Dr. Salk is responsible
for the polio vaccine, many of our
local hospitals, doctors and nurses
deserve much credit for what they
have done for polio patients in
the past and are now doing.
yelled, “Hey, don’t hit the kid's
bike.” But the smart ewner of
the bike rede it out of the way,
circled the poor crippled boy and
said, “I'll bet you could ride
this bike." :
Incidentally, later he told me
a nurse at the haspital told him
to exercise his leg muscles, so
the next day I saw him on a
bicycle and he wasn’t even carry-
ing his crutches. It seems base-
bal] players never lose!
Lecal Fan
Infirmary Medical Staff
Gets Praise From R. N,
As a former employe of the Oak-
land County Infirmary and Con-
valescent Hospital, the articles and
pictures you frequently run are al-
ways of great interest to me. Citi-
zens of. Oakland County can .well.
be proud of this hospital and the
fine care given.
1 notice most of the stories
stress the occupational therapy
division and pictures are of up-
patients or home department pa-
tients. I think more. credit should
be given to the medical and
nursing division and the care of
the really ill people, I have seen
some wonderful recoveries there,
due to skilled medical attention
and tireless nursing care.
The work of many through the
years has brought about the de-
sirable condition of our hospital.
It did not just happen. Space does
not permit a list of their names,
but if they read this, they'll know
and get a warm glow of satisfac-
tion in xnowing they hed a set
ennai part in the hospital's
progress.
R.N.
‘Person's Speech Reflects
Type of Individual He Is’
People know you by the way
you walk and talk. Believe in
yourself, speak naturally — ATs
cultivate the ability to make your-
Case Records of a Psychologist ‘pressure resulting from self understoad Faulty
sions or use of words implies
faulty thinking. As
of werds is in accordance with
your personal satisfaction and
happiness. In other words, feel
that when you speak you have
done se to the very best of yeur
ability. Start a new cycle for
yourself—that of veice develop-
saying.
ished print of the picture parallels
the impression your words make
upon your listeners.
Andy
Youths Need Knowledge
of How to Handle Money
By MERRYLE RUKEYSER
(international News Service)
With the rapid increase in the
United States of the incidence of
emotional, nervous and mental ail-
ments. it seems to me that a little
more horse sense in the training
of young folks in money matiers
would be of great preventive im-
“portance.
Specifically, goofy teachings
about money. in some “idealistic”
quarters, leads to avoidable mal-
adjustments.
While there ts, of course, wis-
dom in efforts net to overstress
materialistic considerations, ex-
cesses on the reverse side can
“aise “be” disturbing.
‘One of the costs of a free-choice
society, which throws off the high-
est dividends in living standards,
leisure, and spiritual self-expres-
sion, is the pressure on breadwin/’
‘ners. This is occasioned by the
fact that, while family habits tend.
to make expenses more or less a
fixed charge, income tends to be
speculative, and to vary not onl)
in accordance with the general
business cycle but also in accord-
ange with the persona] succes
cycle of the individual.
Likewise, since pre-World War
Il. even the well-disciplined family
budgeters have been harassed by
ta) rising
taxes. which ate into “take home”
pay. empeat in the middle and
bi ackets: and ‘b) by_infla- After a worried interlude, he
ultimately became a librarian at
another university. But the ex-
perience changed his attitude. T
met him in the subway in this
later period, and asked: “Doctor,
~-what’s your favorite book this sea-
son?’’ He answered: ‘My check
bonk."’
It is not preparing young people
for life to understate the im-
portance of continuity of money
income. Instead of creating a
nuerosis- or fear complex, it is
healthy to diffuse the notion that
an individual achieves economic
security through cultivating per-
sonal talent and know-how.
But, while talk is cheap about
the vulgarity of mevey, many
marriages break up because the
breadwinner is not economically
well-adjusted. The mature per-
son doesn't overvalue material
things, but at the same time he
knows that he must deal with
landiords, super-niarkets, trans-
portation and light and power
companies, telephone enterprises,
and others who reguiariy expect
cash on the barrethead.
It is my lay opinion that mental
and emotional strain would be re-
duced if parents, teachers, and
the clergy would pass along to
young people a scientific attitude
toward money management.
Portraits
tion, which reduced the value of
more or less fixed incomes.
One of my English professors
when I was a student at an east-
ern university loved culture, and
withdrew from the vulgarities of
the market place. In the middie
of his career, there was a read-
justment in the faculty, and he
employment.
There Is No Real Future in Any Job
Person Who Is Working - It Lies in Bert is loafing and .sponging
off his parents for board and
room because he has the wrong
idea about vocational guidance.
There is no future in any job!
The future always lies in the
worker who holds that job, so
get into gear. Take the “callus
test” below and expend a lot of
“elbow grease.”
_ By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case 0-317:
manifesting moral. support for
the position of Portugal in de-
siring to hold on to her overseas
territories. There is less reason
for giving up Goa, which is
represented directly in the\Lis-
_ Parliament and is thorough.
ly Portuguese, than for Britain
to give up Hong Kong, with its.
many Chinese inhabitants.
There is is } RO issue of agus
-Baering Down.
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
tinternational News Service) —
In 1939 we stood outside of 10
Downing Street waiting for the
Churchillian pronunciamento that
would bring disorder out of chaos.
International events were spil-
~ Ting Tike a dnink’s coffee. ~
Shickelgruber had just told Mus-
solini at their famous one-man
i “Benito, at
change ‘em for Germans.”
e had seen the swi of
the sentinels that very day. We
had tried to interview one. But
got no more answer than an
investor. complaining about his
has a high 1.Q. but little horse
sense,
“Dr. Crane, he sits around the
house watching TV and mooching ajways be employed,
cigarettes when he ought to be
working.” his older married sister
protested. publicity as well as insurance ad-
vertising, and many other varr-
ties, so Bert would have been a
better advertising man to have
worked in banking or insuranee
companies for awhile.
Nowadays it takes versatility to
reach the top, so Bert should have
accepted the best job available at
the moment.
Then he should have done it to
the utmost of his ability. But fe more thed many. tn ud
snobs will evci have to their ac
cont.
So get wise to the factseo' if Among my useful articles . I
like that small machine . . That
I have fastened to the wall «5 06
keep my pencils keen .. . The
instrument [ operate .. . To sharp-
en every lead ... That helps me
to record the thoughts . 4. That
come into my head .. . I mereiy
turn the Indie and... Each
pencil is like new. . . For smooth-
er. clearer writing in. . . The task
I have to do. . . No knife can ever
substitute... Nor gadget take its.
place .. . And nothing else has
anything . . . To catch each cutting
trace .. . I like the pencil sharp-
ener . . . That shaves in little bits
. . Indeed sometimes I think it
he . To sharpen up my wits.
_ (Copyright $958)
Lookina Rack
15 Years Age
‘eyes open for the breaks.
That’s the proper formula for
vocational success. A man should
and then
shift from one job to another job.
Success seldom comes by a shift
from loafing to a position with
“But Bert says he can't afford some company.
to take any old job. For he
coaxed my dad into spending $500
on a lot of psychological tests and
\ vocational advice for Bert.
\\ “And because the analyst told
Bert that he had talent for .ad-
vertising, Bert refuses to take
“any job except with an advertis-
ing agency.
“He has tuned down good of-
fers from one of our banks- and
also from an insurance company.
“And he has been loafing for
three months. Don’t you think he Since there is no future in any
Job, then get into gear and start
bringing home a paycheck regu-
larly. Square accounts with your
debtors and. get a good personal
eredit rating.
~ Regardless of whether you start--
as a dishwasher in a restaurant or
a messenger boy, a bank clerk or
a farmer, you can get to the top.
There ic ao haere fe ony job!
For the future always lies in‘ the
man who holds that job.
Jobs are just rungs on the lad-
der of success. But those rungs
don't move. They don't go any-
* where.
Any ambitioius young person, .
however, can step on those rungs
and climb to the top.
Send for my “Vocational Guidance PONTIAC SCHOOLS’ win. three
Kit,” enclosing a stamped. return cout of four first places in State
envelope, plus.a dime. Its a road musie festival.
map to success. NAZIS MOVE to trap Allies
always write to Dr. Georce Wo Crese near Trondheim. in care of The penis ec Press Pontiac
Michig an, enclosing = eng > ener 2 Years Ago
cover t ng. and printing: Boa sal AIR BASE PLANNED at Cana -
- (Copyright 1955) _ flaged to avert attention, es
Dentists, Brady Disagree
on Cayses of Pyorrhea By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
1 ought to| stipulate at the outset
that I am ne authority on pyorrhea
er anything else and whatever 1
may say about it is merely my
belief or opinion.
eae id
mind as to who knows about these
health questions. But at that, the
physicians can't hold a candle to
the dentists.
i can’t blame the dentists se
“By FAMES J. METCALFE — iJ g i - - 7 ra t ae x FONE Se ee eee ee f re ae Ea te f t ! ii ‘
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Have Fun! Win $100!
“Bonanzagram” is an exciting new puzzle in which the Pontiac
Press offers both fun and a $100 cash prize. BUT before you
try your hand at “Bonanzagram” be sure and read the rules at the
bottom of this page. Solution will appear in the Press May 6.
Claim Check Below !s a duplicate of the “Bonanza-
gram“ entry you send in to contest
headquarters. It is ESSENTIAL that you
fill it in and save it until the correct
solution to “Bonanzagram” No. 8 is
published Friday, May 6. Unless you
do so, you will be unable to collect the
prize if you should send in a winning
solution. Check the rules below for
further details. bs |
FOR
VO_ED __FSIGNATION OFFICE HAS
| SEE THE tsT OF M__ UNFINISHED
BUSINESS CAN BE GIVEN TO $_ ME
YOUNGSTER WHO __AS TYPING _N
THE _AlL 1_ PLANNING FOR NEW
we ORK OPENING CHECK EARLY WITH
eaICE PRESIDENTS WL_E ABOUT PLANS
FOR GET TOGETHER AT | OTEL
[ memo see or ==5 Fit__
VO_LED _ESIGNATION OFFICE HAS
| SEE THE LST OF M__ UNFINISHED};
| BUSINESS CAN BE GIVEN TO S_ME
| YOUNGSTER WHO __AS TYPING Bonanzagram No. 8 Edward E. Johnston, sales manager for
the Underwood Nurseries, left his office
early one Wednesday afternoon in
April for a visit to the company’s ex-
perimental herb laboratory in the
nearby countryside. He left with his
secretary, Miss M. Spence, a towering
pile of unfinished work, some of it
personal. Arriving at work the follow-
ing morning, he found a note on his
desk, apparently tear-stained in the
writing, so that some of the letters were
illegible. Without Mr. Johnston's know!l-
edge of the business, can you figure
out, as he did, what Miss Spence in-
tended to convey in her message?
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THE _ All 1 PLANNING FOR NEW
wx ORK OPENING CHECK EARLY WITH
=JCE PRESIDENTS WL__E ABOUT PLANS
FOR GET TOGETHER AT _ OTEL *}Major concern -is with WEALTH.
ee ee eee SINCE MY HEALTH IS OF| |New Anfioue Desk Owner Reads Letter
Mrs. King finally completed the — message she found on the back of iu NOY 600b a MUST
theantique desk she purchased, If| | PEN THIS WITH Gun TUPON mE,
you worked out the same answer| | AND IN HASTE, FOR Nicur
you may win the $700 Bonanza- 15 FALLING, SINCE my HEALTH IS
gram prize. The completed Mes| or Sucw CONCERN, 70 ALL youn ‘|sage appears with this article. THAT t Am
This is how she figured it. out: ' AaFITER READY |
I'M NOT GOOD AT WAITING—| | @ FOR LEASING Mutt WAITING is more in accord with| | 5°.0U NEED Not Borrow. au
the evidence then WRITING, for S YO BE KEPT, AND Fieins
the person who wrote this message AS SETTLED BY AW
aces the trie gio heres Hee| |e ete ee ; $ given "Es
goes on to say MUST PEN THIS pide, pond fae Shap
WITH GUILT UPON ME, AND SHALL IN HASTE. Although he is | | AME. WORTH SOMETHING.FOR EvERy
probably an invalid, he would not | |] @AL FFU GESTURE 1 THL WK You be apt to say WITH QUILT UPON} | DESERVE BONUS. BLESSINGS,
ME, AND SHAWL; this informa- " “‘WANDy - DanDy
tion would not be necessary for tn
his family, but he does want to
confess his GUILT, FOR NIGHT
IS FALLING—this may be a sim-
ple statement of fact or an in-
direct way of saying that he knows
he has not long to live.
SUCH CONCERN TO ALL — this
fits better than MY WEALTH IS
OF MUCH CONCERN. because the
whole tone of the message is kind
and loving and does not seem to
tbe addressed to a family whose
Then corres the belated informa-
tion, KNOW THAT I AM GETTING
business venture, will proba
strained expression of thanks—
FOR EVER GRATEFUL GES.
TURE (better than GRACEFUL;
the writer is probably an aged
person and has been the re-
cipient of GRATEFUL acts by
hig family) I THINK YOU DE-
SERVE BONUS, __
This- ig more in character than
I THANK YOU; RESERVE
BONDS, The BONUS he is think-
ing of may be the STOCK men-
tioned above, or it may be a wish
for their future rewards in heaven,
for his last word is BLESSINGS.
His signature is not HANKY
PANKY .— that wold not be in
keeping with his pastry charac- |
ter. Nor is it HANDY YANDY,
although that sounds like the tra-
ditional Handy Andy. In an echo
of Yankee Doodle,
HANDY DANDY. his signatre war AMA Protests Drafting
|Doctors to Treat Civilians
military service until they are 51.
The regular draft law applies only
to men up to 26.
As an example of the growing
amount of care,
said more than 145,000 babies were
born in military. hospitals in 1953,
compared with 42,000 in 1948.
In a statement prepared for the
committee, he said the AMA had
supported the doctors’ draft dur-
ing the Korean War. A Ld
Now, he said, “it is our belief
that the continued use of discrim-
inatory legislation in peacetime is
unnecessary and inadequate to
solve existing medical manpower
problems.”
Military officials say a continued
supply of doctors is needed to keep
up military medical services to.
beth troops and dependents.
Dr. Martin said the AMA three
times since 1952 has offered to get
' together with Pentagon officials to
work out a method of encouraging
more medical men to join the
| services.
Ld * s
“No action has been taken,” he + Allegan
State X-Raying | 500 |
Every Day for 1B . LANSING —The State Health
Department reported today that
more than 1,500 persons are being
checked thruogh department X-ray
units daily in the drive to find
tuberculosis in its early stages.
Dr. Albert E. Heustis, state
health commissioner, said this
compared with a rate of about 900
a day for the program at this time
last year.
Dr. Heustis meanwhile reaf-
firmed his previous stand against
the transfer of any state TB
sanatoria at this time for mental
health or other use.
against proposed
transfer plans included the Michi-
gan Tuberculosis Assn. and the
Michigan Sanatorium Assn.
‘Farmer's Wife Killed
Helping to Pull Stumps
ALLEGAN (#—Mrs. Earl Gunne-
man, 28, of rural Holland, suffered
fatal injuries yesterday when she
was pinned beneath a farm tractor
which overturne das she was driv-
ing it.
deputies said Mrs,
Gunneman had been assisting her
husband in a stump- pulling opera-
He proposed appointment of ation on their farm.
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How To Play ‘Bonanzagram' Solve the “‘Senewsegran” by filling tn all
the missing letters, as tndicated by the
underscores, in the message. Insert only
" “@ne 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 tn the
message itself, and, in a few cases, the 2
Punctuation error will be declared a
prise winner.
When properly filled tn, the “Bonanza-
gram” will spell out @ clear message that
wil) :
Gontéstant's general knowledge should
provide the correct letter. The contestant
will note that the message is unpunctu-
eted. Punctuation ¢s ‘well as words must
be correct for « perfect solution. In many cases ft wil! seem that more them
one word would be the correct one. Thot's
part of the fun! You should weigh the
clues and select the BEST possible word
in each case.
. How to Submit Entries
1. Alter | eclution {s completed, “Bonanza-
gram” should be clipped end pasted to
@ two-cent postcard with your name and
address. .
2 Entries will be received at the Pontiac
Press office, 48 W. Huron St, unti] § p m
Tuesday, May 3. Mail entries must be
postmarked before midnight Tuesday,
May 3 for Bonenzagram No. 8 Address
“Bonanzagram, °,, Pontiac Press, Pontiac,
Mich. 3. Entries be mailed tn envelope but
contestant’s agme and sumber. of
Ppuzsie must be printed im 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 criginal “Bonanzagram” printed in ‘
the Press will be accepted but are limited
one to a family. Mimeograph. duplicator
or other unofficial mechanical reproduc
tion Is forbidden.
_ How to Collect the Prize
the entant must work out ant keep
duplicate sclution as a claim check.
When the solution ts published ta the
Press, he should compare his “claim
eheck” with the published solution, and,
ff his claim cheok {s identical, he should
ecll in person with his claim check at the
Press office, 48 W. Huron St, before $
p» m. on the Monday “toets publice- tion of the solution.
if-@ winner cannot-call at the Press office ~~~
in person, he should mai! his solution to
“Bonanzagram Editor.” Postmark on this
letter must be not later than § p. m the
Monday after publication of the answer.
Correct answers are void unless the con-
testcnt reports his claim by the deadlines
listed here.
~ About Eligibility, Information, Ei.
Press will eward a prizeof $100
winner of each weekly “Bonanza-
ft more than one winning answer
the orize will be divided
the winners.
4. Only one winning entry from ¢« family
will be eligible for the prize, but there
is no limit on number of entries. ’ *
" $. The Press retains the right te correct typographical errors.
6. ludges’ decision will be final and con-
testant’s submission of entries indicates :
acceptance of these rules.
7. Ne Habiltty ts accepted for entries that
fail te reach us, <
8. The Press reserves the right to alter
rules and/or discontinue the contest at ite
discretion, ‘
price shown here.
Never Before
highs today—and why
well-known smaller cars.
210 Orchard Lake Ave.
NLESS we miss our guess, a lot
U of surprised people are going
to do some new back-of-an-envelope
arithmetic when they see the Buick
Because we know that many folks
still don’t realize how little a Buick
really costs—that the dollar differ-
ence between this big Buick
SPeciAL 2-door, 6-passenger Sedan
-and the leading smaller cars has
_ virtually disappeared.
Buick Saies Are Soaring As
But more and more of them are
finding it out. And that’s a major
reason why Buick production and
_ Buick sales are soaring to all-time
nick again
is outselling all other cars, regards.
- less of price range,except two of the
Big nae, too, for this soaring COME ON IN—-
the price is fine /
popularity is Buick’s full line of:
automobiles, giving you a choice in
any price class — the rock-bottom-
priced Speciax, the high-powered
CENTuRY, the supremiely spacious
Super, and the custom-built
ROADMASTER.
But above all, more and more
people are discovering that the
price you pay for a Buick buys more
sheer automobile than the same
money buys elsewhere. —
__ More advanced styling, m more our!
....._ down comfort, more pure power
thrill, more ride steadiness and
handling ease and solidity of
structure,
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pene eg Bom |
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@ extra cost om other Series. |
~ test-pilot a new Buick, just for the
sheer thrill of it~and. show you
quite clearly that if you can afford ~
any new car, youcan afford a Buick.
tDynaflow Drive it nandard om Roadmaster, =—
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Contract Fee Rules Out Collection of
$6,000 by Salesman in
Government Deal ,
WASHINGTON @—The U._S.
Court of Appeals has ruled: out
collection of contingent fees—5 per
cent or otherwise—to “drum up”
government business.
The ruling was in a suit brought |.
by Dwight Webb Jr., a former
Navy man, who sought to collect
$6,000 from the Le John Manufac-
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Webb, claiming he was entitled
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_ gion of the company’s sales to the ; 3
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ments unenforceable, and quoted
another appellate court this way:
“The law looks to the general
tendency of such agreements; and
it closes the door to temptation
by refusing them recognition in
any of the courts of the country.”
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standing of the child's personality through pl
knowledge of. his ability and personality. Child
is John Huntzinger. Both John and Susie
dren of the clinic secretary .
|
et Nam War Flares WASHINGTON (#)— Special Ambassador J. Lawton I There are ne fees for any service at the clinic, whether
_ the child is seen once or miany times for study, © rent coe
workers, Mrs. Elsie Lifton and Oliva Viola and Genevieve Train
Chairman of the 1955 directors for the clinic board is Dry ham. Staff secretaries are Mrs. Virginia Huntzinger and Mrs. <
_ Doris Parker.
th a farewell conference with Secretary of State Dulles late spell mental health and happiness for your child.
by model Susie Huntzinger, 170 Chippewa
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of is locked tn a blondy battle with the rebel Binh Xuyen society.
Lifton, 1692 emétionally
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contract with the |“! El
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penalty, the Pontiac
afd other auto producers Names in the above cited puvsantame dimes ious the purcets Guatesioen
new pacts YCHOLOGY ENTERS PICTURE — F. Robert ‘— Mrs.
worker,
GAW 1s the central issue in
ices cue Gis: cde techeone
Reuther Enters Ford GAW fl
issue. planned to concentrate on Ford in
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1955
know that
public
a
ar the
“jo” make
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iil in endorsed @ proposal | logical’ tests to ‘the patient in order to gain further
inform
theories to
“the * id for Diffe and children alike
a textheok on commu- Because parental neglect ts common, juvenile delinquency sack ete aa ater oa prea it 0 th cine a |
prepared by Congress, Children from birth to 16 years (or any high school student) The problem of; menially sick children has always been with
may receive service at the clinic, In the belief that prevention is better than
of ‘atheistic t _ communism 7 Thad C :/On ommunism
Y, APRIL 29,
Stretbert
Fieod kf a cai cx Ciliden todts seoctaion.
cases are ficticious.
us, and ‘in days of chaos and confusion even more
disturbed children are developed.
nS peas daguncipy
morant of facts about both the
creed and conspiracy of commu-| pg In a letter to Rep. Daniel J. Urges Volume |
American Public
RR a on 719 pottapaede Begragren qu Bl
Prepare courses of studies which suggestion that the commission
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cre. Program to Educate! FRIDA 8G: He Wom-
Aectharsiiresion, Flood Pa), which the congress- ae .
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Offers A PONTIAC PRESS ne pl +3 Thursday, May & at the Pontiac Child
. The slow process of re-education’ | Pontiac United Area Fund. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,
Hite
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the work of the clinic is naturally confidential, parents Referrals are usually made by schools, physicians, nurses, | Robert J. Mason. 4,
THE
This little girl was described as untrustworthy by all grown-ups. :
A film, “Preface to 2 Life,” produced for the National Institute
of Mental Health, will be shown, both at 3:30 and at 7:30 p.m. nc lit a
aH ie al se«
f ei
tb
pogeeet aoe Guidance Clinic, where
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staff workers spent many hours with both boy and parents.
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With the annual All Sports Ban- quet looming On the social horizon, | 4 Farewell and
event. In connection with the May director, with the presentation 10 affair, Coach Bob Mineweaser of a bouquet of roses and a announced that votes for the out- bracelet from the senior class
After which
we award | Runaway Girl, 14,
Stopped by Dad
on Red Border Griffin. HONG KONG @—A frantic Chi- Abad leyeupe Gain are looking | nese dentist from Singapore caught | ~ Daughter Breaktrer se ot™er. | up with his 14-year-old daughter im the hail | here today, just in time to prevent
the ‘her going into Red China.
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of the big event. Planned to cross the border into/| will travel to Center Lipe to see | - With the coming of spring, St.) China and enter Communist! the way they present their senior | “ Mike's girls blossomed forth in an | schools. ro
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» &s usual the young men's | yesterday to intercept her. She had
fancy lightly turned to thoughts of | neither money nor clothes when ties at home. However, | she left home.
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DALLAS, Tex, @ — The Thal- to be corrected and returned, |. annual three-day retreat started : fourth-year English students turned |» Wednesday with 10:09 a.m. Mass, |/and Prime Minister told a press). 4) Deading of “Macbeth.”
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Drives’ Tests _ | Foughin Vienna.
Several Examinations
to Get License
VIENNA: (UP)—Driving license
tests here are reputed to be the
world’s stiffest. Besides proving
you can drive, you have to “know
how to take a car apart and put
it together.
Moreover, you must pass a col-|
lege type of test in traffic law and
undergo a complete physical ex-
amination.
The tests are so tough that few
Viennese. try for a license without
‘graduating first from an crest
driving school.
The amazing difference in tone is well Applicants are advised to com-
worth the small difference in price. plete 15 driving lessons — plus
Come in and mean what Baldwin's | their homework — before trying | to solo. Such a course costs)
about $50. No one is admitted
‘to the exams without proof he |
has been to a licensed school or
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' to prove that the Acrosonic is, indeed,
the finest of small pianos. Wide selection
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Phone FE 5-8222 Three oral tests are. conducted __
by three different examiners.
If you pass the examiner on)
Austrian traffie law, you move
on to an engineering examiner
‘who tests your knowledge of how |
an automobile works and how to
repair any kind of breakdown.
Test headings include “engine,”
| “brakes,” “gears,” “steering,”
|“carburetor” and “‘tire struc-
" The third part of the oral
4 ® | covers “Behavior in Dangerous
You’re So Right to Choose a=} Sitations—what to do when | your car skids on ice, catches
fire orgets involved in other
{ awkward predicaments.
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| Because stopped and he must repeat the
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to have adenoids trouble merely
_ CURTAIN GOING UP!—On the fancy framework beneath Topsy
Kueppers' skirt, that is. The lovely singer was standing back-stage
in Munich, Germany, waiting for her cue in a new operetta, when
| She was caught by surprise by a ventilator that had just been
| switched on.
Raps Unnecessary
Adenoids Surgery DETROIT (UP)—A professor at ,
Indiana University’s medical school
says that many children believed
He voiced his criticism in a talk |
eal, Bhinological and Otological Before adenoids are. removed,
Craft said, children first should:
“undergo tests to determine if they
have allergies, |
“If an oe has to be done,” |
he said, “it is better to apply the,
hold dust. allergy treatment first so that the |
Dr, Kenneth L. Craft said that child will be in better condition
because of these allergies too maniy | for the operation. If the adenoids |
unnecessary operations are per-'/ are not part of the trouble, they)
formed on children for the removal|can be left in and will atrophy |
of adenoids, (waste away) eventually." are allergic to such things as house-
Boy, 11, Espert
on Fishing Flies “Turns His Hobby
jot business executive came early
: pening, young Mike found: himself
chief laborer—of the M. J. D. Com-
concentrate on the more popular Small. but Flourishing
‘BUFFALO, N. Y, (UP)—The role
Before he realized what was hap-
. general manager—and
ferent kinds of flies, but plans to
types such as the Yellow Sally and
White Miller.
' Bis bese customer is his father, |
dames Donohoe, a co-pilet for
| American Airlines.
“Mike and I do a lot of summer
fishing together and we have nailed
some big ones with his flies,’ Don-
|ohoe said.
‘Delicate Noses, Maybe
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (UP)—~
The trucker was fined $104 in Lin-
coln County court—but he had to
admit that local. officials..were..co-.
operative. The man was arrested |
for overweight at noon’ on a Satur- |
day when county officers t
_ knock off for the weekend. But the |
officials agreed to stay open a bit |
longer thar usual to give the truck-
er a break because of his cargo—.
a load of fresh fish.
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Vewsmen-on Stiff Schedule
playing 10 dollar chips on “the : ra field” for the past two hours. Feels} Post Office Federation trve, pockets numbly. Realizes it wasn't *, ~ bus pulling for Las Vegas,
a dream. . Hits Federal Report OM | 100 miles away. Gets lift from
9:01 to 9:02~Cold showers anda} Sick Time Cheating man going there via Barstow.
Noon—Arrive Las Vegas in _| WASHINGTON U8—The AFL Na- a Moe : {
ALAS VEGAS (INS)—It's easy to in the Atombombwatchers Society’ ie 8 elena euaeee ant %:31 to 4:28—Tries © ae & Sanh. | Given: WA yebuhe ty | _ over an atomic bomb test if your | will be picked up. hotel om the phone. And the | structions on what to do when | NBO, CBS, ABC, FOC, ABC and
_ gystem doesn’t ask for a little) Here's the schedule of a fellow eet don tne pemmandh-yprtavecdlery-doligae oe oie Ce.
_ gleep every three or four days.|I know who came out for Opera- p | cause of chatter of tecth. Tries | “Curls around a joshua tree for
the people from venturing out. to light bex of matches- for Nod your drowsy head just once, | tion Cue, the atomic test named in warmth. Freezes to it in grotesque ok “i od cay honor of all reporters with a mis- 5:01 to the following dawn—Cele- |: position, like appendage. Is sus-
arctic nights “5 Yucca Flat, and | Pent youth: ameaue angie Paylaastypecogrs : so Mow & cals cal wits you'll never win a Pulitzer Prize.| 5 p. m.—Learns that the sched- | miss @ full night's sleep. e ny pancho angdar avec gl Conk off during a six-hour briefing | uled-test for the next dawn was | 1... 1. 9 9. m. — Celebrates desu Ske lense.
thermal effects on plastic door-| postponed the previous Wednes- — ; : di ‘ bee pogpty er sshie ao | aay bet Oe oie wan cub more. Can't remember just ; 4:28—-Man on the loud speaker
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Three of the clothing students They are supervised - are (left to right) Pat Smades of Sewa phettgreshed at the sewing machines | avenue and Martha Mayes of West Howsid street,
rd street, Helen Stringer, of Bondale | by Elizabeth Rodgers. —
THE PONTIAC PRESS
Women's Section! IDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 Good grooming is important to students = = oe ty Vanterweep
in the clothing classes at Pontiac High|™0Tk as they begin cutting the garments are
School. They turn out many garments Pl (left) Barbara Brezee of Mohawk road and
ing the two semesters. PAGES 21-23
Noes Gleason of Dixie Highway presses the out-
fit she has made and which is ready to be worn.
Birmingham -Bloomtiel
Zontas to Receive Charter The Birmingham-Bloomfield Hills 5 ei ct
Zonta Club will realize one of its
‘goals this Saturday evening.
Organized in Jamoary, the club‘s
forma! charter night dinner will
get under way at Devon Gables at ¥ : a
6:30 p.m. A highlight of the cere- | }
monies will be the presence of Dr. ~ . : ‘
' Presiding over the program,
which will begin with the singing
of “Star Spangled Barner” and
“God Save the Queen,” will be
Helen Davison of the Highland
Park club, who will also give the
welcome and introduce guests,
The invocation will be given by
the Rev, Robert L. DeWitt of Christ
DR. DOROTHEA F. RADUSCH Girls Learn About Fabric, Design “As ye ‘Sew’ so shall ye reap”
Harrison, recently of Pontiac and
Birmingham, are her parents,
and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ctracties: and in the long run,
better citizens in the adult world
into which they will soon enter.
waited-for magic of jarukag it piece |
of yard goods into a billowy-skirted
| dress or a perky moans
suitability, as is material, before it |
is purchased..A guide sheet is fol-
lowed to the letter for a single slip
Copy-Cat
Annoying
‘ito Reader
mingham, Mrs. Frank Mapley,
Mrs. Francis Mapley, Mrs. Agnes
Stamman, Mrs. Earl Stamman,
Mrs. Dale Ballard, Mrs. Donald
Andrus, Patricia Andrus and Mrs.
Clk tf i ington.
Benefit Parties Held
for Girls’ Town
Mrs, Harry Stowell of Elizabet
| Lake road was hostess Thursday
j Sfternoon at one in a series of
| benefit bridge parties being spon-
sored by the Pontiac Woman's
Club. Proceeds will go to Girls’
Town.
Twenty guests were present at
the affair, which included a lunch-
eon,
Susanne Scott Is Bride
of Thomas L. Houle Jr.
Susanne Scott, daughter of Mri
|and Mrs, Collis A, Scott of Frank-
charter presenta-
f-whaerts an-interne--
Lansing
and ail her sister as mtron which complemented her mauve
lin be boulevard, became the bride of
"| Spring Concert
PEE dl Woman Complains
About Losing Her
Individuality
By EMILY POST
A reader writes me ag follows:
“Will yon please tell me how I
can discourage a friend who copies
me to such a that I feel
with one exactly like a pha
time afterwards.
“I think this is very unfair to
me and would like to tell her. so,
but how can [ do this without
breaking our friendship?”
Answer: Why not tell- her that fi Fe i oe of the scissors might well mean
disaster.
What is known as stay-stitching
is used to prevent stretching of the
| fabric, particularly where it has
been cut on the bias. In between
bastings and fittings, an iron is in
constant demand, for that is what
partially makes for that “profes-
sional” look the young stylists are
| patterns, but as their ingenuity in-
| creases they apply their talents to
dresses, jumpers and even suits.
| Children’ s clothes are also tackled
| by the girls,
It is this that gives them the
insight to judge quality in all cloth-
whether
maided ts aut thelr own Sgutas
_and personalities. This same keen
judgment may well be applied to
every-day happenings throughout
may land them that first and oh,
So important job after diploma-
time, or make them the belle of
the ball at college.
Cooperative Dinner
Held by Chi Thetas
Chi Theta Sunday School Class
of Central Methodist Church met
Thursday for a cooperative dinner
with nine members and two visi-
tors present,
One of the guests was Rosa Brad-
ee Photographed at| Martha Dunn of Union street. :
votions. The next meeting will be clothing a mark the A which vl held May 27.
Now that they have completed their outfits the students; Tennyson avenue; jel Notch of Me. Clinale street, and
are ready to’ model them. From (left to right) are Cheryl| Kay rae of East pieionre: avenue. mate
Fox ns it Anderson street; Deanng Clemons of East
ped oh eat Pp mt fg bot AF dpe | re ems Le Mbit pf the / pong ly df Pe ay iV oO may he
JENTY-TWO oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 Pan peso RAP HU NE ORR TO Na, Snare
a ie S till (M . K Ae Wh t’ Be t f( Gr e ti Deeper Problem Masked rE t ‘ ae : J ‘ Ns ee MES ‘ fe, ee ee, a * pee } ° . Sea
™ Ur ZOU of Oye : BOW? roe a 8. ge ee POF rete by Inconsistent Discipline
pee _| rang her een bevy ber get » ag DBP scnsoiei ‘te excreting seer Father May Be Using Child to Show 2S 7 = ge sum of four thousand : — "4 eS The first showing of Gosta Ber-| and crying “Vargar! Vargar! be paid, furthermore, in United] Resentment Toward His Wife ling’s Garbo's first film un-| she flings her arms to indicate the States currency. Pabst consented to | - -* ; oe | der te ton of Maurie Ser, . pursuers this figure and method of pay} By MURIEL LAWRENCE — {bespattered with paint, belping his
Stay te Pins ouch & domsnant rele| thecpaciven, and here, one berches ao eae Mie hanes Be set Oe ee
ee St eclaee sahisetal' tho, Moat of let Gow cataren. m* | aay doing Inconsitent thlng® March, 1924. While the; at Stiller's insistence, Greta Pabst
Sorrow in thirty-four ~ days. Sa y, Mr. S Whe this.
_ popular reaction was generally fa-| Garbo had kept up her studies at One recent Saturday, fold . 1 pa vorable, the critical acclaim was | the Academy during the filming of 4s al wee ee cata sagen dngat on deedbsros p danger -of discipline disa restrained, and none of the critics |Gosta Berling. In addition to her almost completely unnoticed. Soon | "!™ while he was painting ments between parents...” devoted much space in their re-' classroom work, she was now hav-| after shoting began Pabst made|@rage. His wife. took special) trrrtunately, I don't revere views to the newcomer Greta ing the useful and pleasurable ex- clear t Stil-| pains to support this request. But | consistent action toward children. E
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5 after-lunch, she came up from the|I think it’s quite possible not to
[ Greta, Garbo was. working. cellar to behold Danny, happily | want Danny to help you paint at
Stiller submitted to the ban, but : his cooperation international symbol of the cool, | on the so-called “‘Big Stage” was it angered him and aroused his Yr a aan oe oe your incon- ethereal temptress looks as inno-| that of Mrs, von Brandt in the jealousy, which could reach tower- : sistency will appear most reason- cent and buxom as a cherub./ German , The Tortoise . Furthermore, Icebox Cake able to your litle boy. I think that Wearing a variety of low-cut Comb, whicir had a run of forty- out consulting Stiller, she haa been gowns that permit the display of a/ three informally with Pabst about rather ample bosom, she drifts
| | i i his acceptance of your changed
Se enahiny of space « woe |EQSITY Mace _ |tsire stray emar tm
When Stiller learned of Pabst's Tastes Good is the tina Got. metvetel by
particularly | Mrs. Sloan Adds
agen * Seon San on ee in Berlin. After much shrewd protegee in front of Einar Han- - Juice to Crumbs forte resents my overconsientioins sned a pack of “wolves”— | bargaining, Stiller contracted to son of deciet, ingratitude, and : passion to have everything actually a bunch of German po- | sell the German exhibition rights all manner of wrongdoing. Pineapple Treat so” around me. So he may not roar lice dogs, whose tails Stiller had | for 100,000 marks, a huge sum i Embarrassed and in tears, she By JANET ODELL at me, “Will you leave my pipe had filled out with crepe hair | for that period, The buyer was A i ? promised to take no further steps} p Frees Heed BAS alone? If I want it in the rack, and weighted with lend, the lat- | the Trianon Film Company, a : , — - : ———— “iat his approval’ Changing, oF | T'll put it there!” ter measure to prevent any in- | Berlin firm whose president was Greta Garbo was photographed en route| 1925. Wherever she went, the famous . .| A year or so ago we thought we David Schratier | ; from the outraged protector to th Instead of resisting me direct- opereprinte wageing. _ to Turkey where she made a German film in| Swedish born star drew crowds about her.| patient tather, Stiller took her |had had all the recipes there are | | imiie might use inconsistency During the almost interminable} Early in September, 1924, Greta hands in his. “Stay with me, |for a Pineapple Refrigerator Cake.| | 1 og our children to resist me. pursuit across the ice, Greta, Gar-| Garbo traveled with her mentor to the German capital to attend the|in the leading parts, the cast| ler living in an expensive suite Greta,’’ he said. “Moje knows what | The following recipe. from Mrs. And upset the order of my disci-
Berlin psemiere. The fashionable | could be filled out with the addi-| a¢ the first-class Esplanade Hotel. | '* best for you. James H. Sloan proves how wrong pline to avenge himself for fhe : _| first - night haere applauded hag ptalh a ang rae ar adlgia He arranged for them to move ; we were. One of the nice things ow st oy a oe , wildly when picture was over » could hired cheap about recipe and cried for Stiller to take a bow.| Turkey. In the end Stiller had his} ™® te Stranded im a foreign - rales ‘acer auch couuetencas. may He did and then, as the new country, they all did their best, not call for whipped cream in the | d : spa- | way, as usual. problem would not be his incon j pers later reported, grasped the Aa er as theatrical tradition requires, cake fteelt. Thet will make it more |T ry toward the children but . band at He thy companion andi tor, 1006, the quartet of adven. | * P&t ® gred tue on ftings, Mee. Sloan. doesn't want us to| hurt that he cannot tell me about : ee ee ee | cs Geales-Geule | Gerke, were rescued by a young A about her.| It is discipl ts of box so that she might also ac- write “a whole history | the ‘Stiller, Einar Hanson and Ragnar | German film director named G. W We'll comply with her wishes by | this nature that have adverse ef- knowledge applause. Hylten-Cavailius—left Stockholm | Pabst. Having recently turned ly stating she keeps busy | {ct on ¢hildren. For they bring The German critics. wrote rave to try their luck in Turkey. After | from the theater to motion pic- to normal friction between par- reviews about Gosta Berling, de- tures, he was then casting his sec- wen a family of five younmaats. | oss decper tqualens thet pustify scribing it variously as “‘an un-| "PPing ever in Berlin to pick ee oe belongs to Sacred Heart Guild of per if y »| Up a German camera crew, they | ond film. It was called Die Freud- her church — and — is nearly Dan in the belief that he’s the star
peralieled aa at P game continued on to Constantinople, |lose G » exhibited later in through with her housecleaning! of great drama.
et sammy ane -_ arriving there shortly before | America as The Street of Sorrow. Naturally, he enjoys this top
Pineapple Refrigerator Cake | billing.. And to retain it, he can
By Mrs. James H. Sloan’ | become a nasty little opportunist fared better away from her native; With characteristic expansive- cous physical, saver am as % cup butter or margarine running back ad forth with tales land. ness ‘Stiller tly purchased chologal effects of war as revealed _——- between his parents to foment the The Berliners commented fa. |tWo fine automobiles as well 85) through the lives of residents on big scenes which have really vorably om her acting, and the |‘wo trucks. He and Greta drove|, small, dark street in postwar nothing to do with him. picture settled down for 9 long |4round the city, taking in the | Vienna. So I hope Mrs. S. will ponder run in Berlin. The exhibitors had | Polyglot atmosphere and looking) papbst had assembled an excel- the possibility that she objects figured on getting their invest. |for backgrounds. They were ient cast but had been unable to at ts er hasbantry @comoent ment back in four weeks; they | usually followed by one or both of | cast to his satisfaction the part dt Gay ABE ket tp Ge Ec sot it back in one. the trucks carrying the camera) of the elder daughter of an upper- ee i ee ee . _The Trianon Company was so | ‘TW and their equipment. class Viennese family impover- ccatishegohé “au teate tac Choose from our collection of traditionally 9) ratified with this bonanza, they| From time to time the motor-| ished by the war. It was the daugh- pdhiicas tanielt.
beautiful wedding gowns and bridesmaids cade stopped while Stiller directed | ter’s unhappy task to try to keep
frocks for the loveliest wedding ever . . Yours! =, cl adeapeiadlecergsare the photographing of a teeming|her family from starving without | ‘
‘Greta Garbo*~hetotd-Schratter Street seene,-a view of the breath—_sullyine hep honor, Bridal Accessories eeeeeecese From poU “Te you want me, you'll have = taking floating domes and minarets Pabst had leagued that Greta
Bridesmaids’ Gowns from...........--$20 [j|take her too.” Gratter agreed.|OF some other picturesque sight] Garbo, whom he had admired
Was
I bet she thinks him “‘irrespon- |
pushes him around. It there's
truth in either of these feelings,
| “Nadine” Original Formals for “Now I also have a contract with | that he planned to use in the movie. tn Gosta Berling, was in Bertin, the way to change them is to get Ea PRR “seating the young crowd............ When Stiller discovered that | and set his secretary to calling - | them out in the open. i he had run out of money he bor- | the hotels to locate the Swedish ; rowed some funds from a Rus- | #ctress. When reached by phone Oscar Schmidt sian friepd to take care of the Srl pagremy gp cece Is Musi Guild
, and took thé train to would discuss Serta mag ed with Stiller and quickly S Music Gul
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Use these applique animals on a ; bankrupt. Any thought Assuming usual bargaining | | duce a film version of a senti-| tinuing Sgt the raskiaaat stance po Leap dr he didn’t rind quilt, on linens, curtains, elothing, Are More Adaptable Oscar Schmidt was re-elected FCPS OOOO CO OROO ORD DOSOOCOOOOOOOCOCOCOOOOOOOCEE® OL nntal German love story. . The ’ , be ssted | OF faced as pockets. There are| — invaria president of the Pontiac Music _ = SS '@ | Scenario for this ‘had already been | auspices was out of the question. in the part. However, on Pabst's | !oads of bedtime-story ideas here: | Fant q furnace in the basement. | Guild when members gathered at : & ton S - WHERE SMART WOMEN SHOP @| Prepared. Stiller said he had a Stiller wired Hanson to urging, he agreed to take a look at| Send 25 cents in coins for this | pit it’s not true any more, thanks | the West Iroquois road home of ° (7? @ | better idea. Gecks esis aatl@ae ther mem | te script. After studying it, he | pater add 5 cents fr each Patio the: Ingenuity of the makers| Elda Suter. was el : . -$| , Demme the Miming of Gests | bers of the company to Bertin, | SEUSS! 0 eee dered tp | to 12 Pontiac Press Needlecraft |to22 beats equipment. | vice president: Mra’ Walter ° e¢ > -$| Berling, Stiller had read in a | This assignment was easier ordered Greta Garbo, seid int & be } Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea | be placed in the attic, utility room, | Schmitz, secretary; Mrs. William _ : 4 : Stockholm newspaper a melo- — ee = = that she might consider accepting | Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print| or the back porch—whichever suits ee: aed ee oe 4 Ol eee eens | comeey funds to make the | se role if Pabst would meet. her | plainly pattern number, your name. | your fancy and fits your _budget | tf, corresponding ‘secretary. -e- aa gt by @ Russian refugee mamed jtrip. However, the Swedish Lega- adiraas aad aiae aeot ‘ Mi ‘ $| Vladimir Semitjov. Impressed | tion in Constantinople came to the | “ancial terms. : se. tick and Mrs, Cort e e : Clifford gave reports on a meet- with the movie possibilities rescue and bought railroad tickets : $ aver RIGHT $ the work, Stiller had bought the for ie auee ponte the German ng 2 ° / as Atanas Nas Soca es : Cor eg eat tat ite tee |Legatin pertrmed te aime | BCHelor Girls, Don’t Listen to Men! | 222"~ “ ° MOTHER’S == $|_ & the author and Ragnar Hyiten- | vice for the camera crew. In spite ~ | ? | Mrs —— program chiai : DAY : pact so fe ee tree meg - By ANNE HEYWOOD ried.” So she tried to act dumb, {tion at all to the advice given! man introduned Marine Colton
: GIFT! : Schratter was dubious but even. | Seemed quite unconcerned. While 21 may be the age of the | only it didn’t . rr 7 & a ;and Francine Brown who played a : : tually succumbed to Stiller's high-| | Dining with her the night before | average “ hast = a ee eet et Pit pool told me goed pars Wilson and ‘M . eee ae ‘ they were to entrain for Berlin, | Perience more up, and sublimate everything he, r, : S| Gotten this much scttied, ‘Stille: | Hanson said something about their |More career women are getting| by jetting a dogoed job. ape. |27€ ‘Always analyzing you, and | played organ selections. : tn married_intheirlate-30s_and-early-| . - -Roy7 Te Ro - news tha Pp o @ are just whistling in the dark. Wri ‘ about what the: in for | 40s. anoti.er said. © right were guests at the Tues- : shoot most of the film in Constan- | F&™ S0rm vite rere in tc “i It used to be that the girl who| The men who really under-| day meeting. An annual banquet tinople. While Schratter held his pecan hadn't snared herself a husband|.. 2»ey tell me I should,move to| stand women wouldn't be caught | will be held May 4 at First Con- ° ; | head and muttered about expense, |e@ssuring. “Don’t worry,” she ; Moritana, where there are more | dead yacking about it!” y * & Feet ~ SELF-SHORTENING . expl new by ; said. “Everything will be all by 30 was as good as hopeless, men than aS i 1988 gregational Church,
: * .. $| the picture in Constantinople, Tria-| Tight when we get to Berlin. Stiller | And was Wound to be an ast okay: woman reported. — a Shi idski ° ni eo t. $| non would not have to spend any | 'l! take care of everything. Moreover, these marriages mostly| What is the answer? Well, act- Friendshi Ni ht irts of Kidskin $ ; ° ao When Garbo and Hansen re- turn out to be very happy ones. ing dumb, or getting into a do-good Pp g. : Leather is just everywhere. Now
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< ; o i] j Kerry ara Feted at Parties Before May 7 Wedding| $97Q:0 HUTTON’S| | tes will take place thie week fort LeGrand Daly who ts moving wolhave ta opening lumcnoon to Mrs, Sherman LeMbssurler He | " Beta My Te | eh aad Sey | meng esha, and ca sad er_danghirs dady on Bride-Elect Feted at Shower ete i Scheduled for Sunday is the pic. Johnstone will be delegates to the | luncheon with a garden theme. Pompano o Beach, Fis. - Marguerite A. Levengood, bride- | Thomas Mackie, Mrs. Alfred Heck VOW eee ota “a Features This ae nic supper which Mary Elizabeth national. convention of MOMS in| Miss Clara Disbrow of Pontiac “. @¢ <0 elect of John M. Novess, was hon- Levengood, Mrs. David Mor il e aA Smith; Mary Ann Rainey and Mrs.| Chicago May 18-21 has consented to give an illus-/ Mr. and Mrs. D. Blair Burleigh | red Wednesday evening at a linen in, Mrs, Henry Felice and Ann Custom Built A
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Gables. Ez _ a. swenagy Leusere Che wil! mest Man- wae Mr. and Mrs. William Beattie) ) . fcr an Sanal funsheon = 30. — EM 3-4122 --- Phone - -- EM 3-4122 ef Pontiac were recent dinnet be . . semrsation hosts forthe couple. | ’ , | Moder motiers use Classe 4270 Haggerty Rd., Walled Lake aco ¢ — returned bE , , : »n, it 28181 Mga paripslnting ,
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aeaeneaen Karen Stark this scoop neck| over applique highlight the dress which was |
7 short formal of Eagle broadcloth for Har-| from a showing of “blue ribbon” cottons at DI APERS Doz 2 99 Mrs. Charles J. Shain has in-| vey Berin. Chantilly lace bands and all\the Third Annual Cotton Award show. ; } e@ eeee2000 0 Mme
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Sappingtons to visit their son-im| were guests of the Westside Ex- quality.
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Named by Chief James H. LoPonsie Is
Picked to Receive the
Phillips Lord Award
A brave police detective, who in
a reallife drama tracked down
two hold-up men in daring pursuit,
disarmed one as he held 25 patrons
of an inn at bay, thus thwarting a
planned robbery, is due today to
receive the Phillips H. Lord
“Gangbuster” award of merit and
scroll. :
He is James H. LaPonsie,
named for the honor by Herbert
W. Straley, Pontiac chief of police.
Detective LaPonsie was a
Ty commended by Straley “as an
outstanding and brave police offi- |
cer, the type who exemplifies the |
highest standards of tradition and |
character in his profession."
The citation came from Stra-
fey in answer to the ‘search of
Floyd Wesp, Strand Theater
manager, who sought Pontiac’s
own cop hero in connection with
the factual crime film, “‘Gang-
busters,” whieh opens here Sat-
urday,
ago, on the night of Dec. 7, 1954,
that LaPonsie performed his exem-
plary service for the city.
Working alone and due to go off
duty in a few minutes, the detec: }
tive received a “tip” that some
men were planning an armed rob-
bery within a few minutes of
downtown Pontiac
Disregarding the fact that his
duty was finished for the day, he
patrolled the area until he spotted
a car answering the description
of the one the holdup men planned
to use,
Attempting to radio police |
headquarters his whéreabouts,
LaPonsie discovered his police
radio was not operating.
At that moment two men came:
out of a nearby bar and drove
away
The detective abandoned his car
commanderring a radio-dispatched
Yellow Cah. Trailing the suspects
as they drove around the city
LaPonsie used the cab’s radio to rhino
City’s Own Gangbuster. to Be Cited THE ONS FRES
‘behind the bar and seized the
proprietor, Steve Grapsas, forcing
‘him into the office at the back.
| Simultaneously his accomplice in|
‘front pulled out a pistol, ordering |
the 5 customers there tq remain |
| seated, -warning them, “rhis is a
| stick-up'
The detective stepped quickly |
| toward the gunman, without draw- |
ine his weapon because exchange
gunfire might endanger patrons. |
Tt was less than five months | = wvdentified himself as a police |
officer.
|
The cursing holdup man hol. |
lered “Sit down or you'll get
plugged."*
The fast-acting detective, order-
ing the thug to dmarm. maeuvered
to a position where no
were in line of fire, With
movement he whipped out his re-
volver. disarmed the gunman and
handcuffed him,
About that time, other officers
whom he had alerted by radio,
|rushed into the bar and subdued
the second bandit.
It is for this brave ee
above and beyond the cal! of duty,
\that Detective LaPonsie will re-
_ceive his Phillips H. Lord award.
The presentation is sponsored by
the Muiual Broadcasting Co
Police Have Lost Laugh
on ‘Drowned’ Swimmer
SIOUX FALLS, S. D a quick . FRIDAY,
APRIL 29, 1955
Chicago Suburbs |
Engulting Farms
in Cook County
the last five years, according to)
adviser.
He said builders are willing to
patrons | Pay such high prices for the land
‘that the farmers can’t compete
with them.
| Since 1950, he said, 600 farms
have given way te the growing bert H.
| suburban home movement.
Ss IY | |
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| angen remaining in Cook County, |
acne taxes might have made |
hee less profitable’ and there- |
duced the number of farms, |
| accanding to Mees.
Mees also said some of the
Carl F. Mees, Cook County farm farmiand was better suited for
| farming than house building. it's
‘tod low for houses, he said.
Triplet Calves Born
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ay
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- FALL RIVER, Mans. (UP) —|
Joseph Labrecque, 33, of Fall
River was hauled into district
court for throwing snow into. the
street while shoveling out a drive-
way.
A patrolman told the court he
warned the defendant not to pile
the snow near parking meters, but
' when he returned an hour later,
| Labrecque was still pushing snow
| out at a furious rate.
However, the police department
dropped its case after a searching
query from Judge Benjamin Cook.
“Where else is he going to
shovel it?” the judge asked
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EXHIBIT IN SHOW—One of the features in the Waterford Home
and Garden Show. which opens tonight in the CAI Building on Williams
Lake road is an exhibit of flowers and shrubbery by McNeil’s Nursery
on Dixie Highway. Above, Mrs. Russell McNeil displays a box of
pansies, part of the exhibit. Waterford show will run three days,
1-11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. In
it will include home furnishing booths,
cabinet ‘shop, and many others. A model
home, complete with shrubbery, is one of the exterior displays of
Don’t Lose HopeToo Soon;
Flower seeds differ greatly in|, be surer, because of reduced haz-
the time they take to germinate.| #rds.
Unless you know when to expect| But it helps to know how long
tiny sprouts to appear where seed | you must wait for the sprouts to
was sown, it is easy to lose pa-| appéar, as it enables you to sow
tience, and give the sowing up as. of about the same ger-
a failure. | mina’ period in the same box.
Varieties which have the repu-' bia day aida Lang pe ices cass acroclinum, pimpernell, anchusa, |
ira germunators. and the pis : snapdragons, asters, balsam,
brachycome, calendula, carnation, required to grow them is a ques-| : 7 : _ ine i : cerastium, cleome, cosmidum, di ees in
Some Seeds Sprout Slow |b. IAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1055 .
Observance
Michigan Man i *
Began Tradition J. Sterling Morton Was
Tree Lover Who Started
Annual Planting Custom
By WILLIAM AHO
tiac area and throughout the State
of Michigan, In many places, gar-
den clubs, civic groups and indi-
viduals are observing the day by
planting trees. ;
Let’s trace its origin and see
Webster defines Arbor Day as
a day set aside by the states for
the purpose of planting trees,
The founder of this day was J.
Sterling Morton, who grew up in
our state. He attended the Univer-
time prior to graduation. He re-
ceived an honorary degree from
1858,
After college nny en
. While he was a member of the
Nebraska State Board of Agri-
naming April 10 as Arbor Day.
It is significant to note that over
one million trees were planted in
Nebraska on the first Arbor Day.
Later the State Legislature of Ne-
braska set aside J. Sterling Mor-
ton's birthday, April 22, as Arbor
Today Arbor Day is observed in
all states. Michigan first observed
it in 1858 by a proclamation from
the governor,
Have you ever wondered what
the State of Michigan would look
like without trees? If this were ~ ‘POppy, so when they do appear they will! -vpsophila, lobelia, lupin, nigella. not have been abandoned. | pansy, poppy, portulaca, scabiosa,
tithonia. for sowing |
Varieties which take from 15
te 20 days te show growth in-
clude begonila, datura, annual
larkspur, godetia, impatiens, ko-
chia, primula, salvia, salpigios-
sis, sweet peas,
Of these, larkspur and salpiglos- |
sis seldom thrive when transplant- |
ed, and can be grown from seed |
sown direct in the garden, if care
is taken not to disturb the seed
bed before they appear.
and colorful blossoms, it is bound Ugly Praying Mantis
. be biped ec —_ a. Will Protect Garden
Marigolds and zinnias, which| This spring thousands of tiny | childr | share with petunias the popular |P@ying mantises will emerge to leadership, are fast growing, large | ‘St upon caterpillars, aphids, seeds; yet petunias, which rival bettles and other destroyers in the
them in have the smail- | &#™den
_ Never destroy a praying mantis, ‘even ff it does look like a strange |
other - world creature. —
An adequate water system for a |
modern farm must be able to de- |
a from 300 to 600 gallons per
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coe LAWN pRODUCTS / | sion, progect our watersheds and
the case, I am afraid that the
“Water Wonderland’ inscribed on |
‘our car license plates would not
be there.
Trees have been called a won-
derful blessing. to man, They cool
him during the summer heat, give
him beauty, influence the health of
the community, prevent soil ero- |
give us other numerous benefits.
with advice and information for
those who request it. :
Only by carrying on the tradi-
tion of planting trees can the ob-|
servance of Arbor Day be
continued.
Borers Can Ruin Iris
what Arbor Day really means to ©
us.
sity of Michigan but left a short.
Union College in New York in :
Detroit as a reporter and then ~
moved to Nebraska. He entered —~
politics and held several state gov- =
culture he made a resolution + Pontiac Parks & Recreation Dept. —
Today is Arbor Day in the Pon- j
Pontiae Press Phote
ARBOR DAY TRADITION—Pontiac Parks and | Fink waters the ground. The tree being placed in
Recreation Dept. worker Lyle LaVoye prepares to/ the Osceola-Ogemaw triangle is one of a number
plant a flowering crabapple tree as part of the Arbor | donated by the Pontiac branch of the National
Day observance here, while his fellow worker James Farm and Garden Club.
Eliminate Fruit
on Apple Tree For Ornamental Use,
Spraying Will Avoid
Windfall Nuisance |
| Many property owners who have |
apple trees which they cherish as |
ornaments would like to avoid the.
nuisance of disposing of the wind- | “Lieutenant,” meaning one who | from the French words “lieu”
takes the place of another, comes! (place) and “tenant” (holding).
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‘fall fruits. Through the magic of7
modern chemistry, it is now possi- |
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and yet prevent them from de- |
veloping fruit.
According to Karl Bailey, dis-
trict horticultural agent, the use of
naphthalene acetic acid will do the
trick. He states a thorough spray- |
ing of the tree which will leave it |
dripping wet is necessary. - |
Do this at full-bloom or 10 days
later at “clayx time.” The ma-
terial can be combined with
most other spray chemicals,
Trade names for naphthalene
acetic acid include “Apple Set”
and “End Drop,” both of which
Over 60 Varieties
of Reses to
at “calyx time.”
End Drop requires one quart per.
| 100 gallons of spray at full-bloom. |
| Three pints per 100 gallons for the
calyx spray.
An effective job.of spraying will .
result in .a temporary distortion
of the leaves. The fruits of some | ‘Choose From :
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Floribunda or
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COUNTRY
Keep Garden Diary
for Use Next Year
lot easier. Start keeping a “garden
the variety, amount,
planting time enter the
planted.
to buy.
In the fall note how the various
crops came out. ,
useful
otherwise
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A little extra work this year ||
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dates | |
Also record tools, kind of fer-}/
tilizer and other supplies you have |
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Why Not Build
aCold Frame? Start Seeds Growing
for Later Transplanting
ir Garden
So you are interested in garden-
ing this summer, Why not start
now and build a cold frame to
get your plants growing right
away.
Here's how Lyle Abel, Oakland
County Agricultural Agent, says it|
Joe McTrowel Speaks His Mind:
Garden Tips, Nagging Wife
Real Formula for Trouble Dear Garden Editor: She says, no, you can get all the
Boy, have I got news for you.| topsoil you want for nothing, Ma- _—_ Re “ve - _ Last Friday, my wife hold | bel’s husband got a couple of tons frame for the sash can fr M of the paper ae I pray home, | !@8t week from where they are be built right on top of the Ls CARTER SAVE MONEY! and right away she starts in clip- digging some gravel pit. ground and should be five or > Y ped $ ping stuff out of the garden page “Lissen,” I try to reason with = aie ee ch gerape ’ pe : SEN SAVE WATER! te torment me with. her, “even if I did want to get ‘18 Inches and slant it toward the J SAVE Your Garden! I have hardly got the back yard | S°me topsoil, what would I bring sun, . BORDER pe raked up so I can put in a garden| 't home in, my pockets?” . i like she has been nagging me to, This witty remark is wasted on arene = oye — ws tf i MADE OF VINYL { j 2 can be purchased, or you can bui Mes
do ever since the mow started to peda von ee Seen at i | your own frames and cover them : WON'T ROT, RUST, melt, and now I got troubles 1) ht than a goldfish. It is no ' lwith heavy gauze- lyethlylene : ~ OR MILDEW! never worried about. use talking to her when she has | : | fim 7, BRueryeam — py ah as
; her mind made up. That woman eagerly where | has got a head of iron, and you says ate to give | can't hammer any sense into it your lawn a once-over to put it /no matter what in top shape.” ,
So first thing, as soon as I drag) wor with eed te ane get ne in the front door from work, she will lend me his Parte e coal starts. “Why don’t you get busy | topsoil
and fix up the front lawn,” she | . says, while I am still hanging up| It is practically dark when I} my jacket. | eri a place way out on a dirt
. | toad, where it looked like nobody Savoie grasa on na |owns anything, and I start to
shovel dirt into the trailer. No’ sand. I would have te put in |
some topsoil, and that is net only sooner do I get it half loaded than
|this hayseed comes stomping out |
too expensive but It is also more | 41 the brush, and he wants to know Seed of lettuce and many flow-
ering plants can be sown directly | ne
in the cold frame and given ade-|
quate: spacing when th@\ are one |
to two inches tall.
Muskmellon. cucumber. water- | B
| melon, and even sweet corn can
be planted in a cold ftame either.
| this week or the first week in May,
| depending on whether you live in|
i the north of south of Michigan.
Seeds of these crops must be plant-
ed in clay or paper pots or veneer | |
lb ds as their roots must not be
| disturbed during transplanting to! __
ithe garden, caution horticulturists. | emer
all
work than I could do in two |. ; : If your cold frame is large months with the help of a large No that T thine Ce ip 1, GARDENERS GET ADVANCE POINTERS—Foot- | therapy. will conduct a five-week course in garden- | enough, an early planting of rad- jf "Certified Garden Supply Dealer’ | crew of coolies,”’ l should bave ki nies with the | bal player Reginald (Tulsa Bob) Smith (left) of | ing starting Saturday at the Birmingham Commun- | ishes, lettuce and even onion sets Right away | ga ab acres | shovel aad got ohout 28 yours | 6850 Oakhills, Bloomfield Twp., rests on his hoe and | | ity House. The. ‘Men Only” classes, from 10 a.m , ean be made now for use right La d G ard Seeds _ =f | be. Instead of that, I tell a picks up a few gardening tips as Alice Wessels Bur- { to noon, will include instruction on “practical gard- | out of the frame in late May. Wh an en 1 ami faat gutting ecase ale dirt | | lingame gives William Marshall Dawe of 2890 W. | ening of a type to appeal to men,’ , together with | These crops can be followed F ege s |for my front lawn, and he tells | | Lincoln, Bloomfield Twp., advance pointers on in- field trips to gardens in the area said Mrs. Burlin- | coli, and cauliflower seed for set- ertilizers Insecticides
me I am trespassing and stealing | door planting. Mrs. Burlingame, Birmingham gard- | game. The classes are part of the community house by a planting of cabbage, broc-
topsoil and if T don't pay he wil ing authority, lecturer and pioncer in horticultural craft and bobly program. Ling out in the garden in late June — Garden Tools Power Mowers = = < ee or eariy uly | call a cop. = . | Your cold frame operation can 4 cklings Well, I pay, but I am far trom Christmas rose suitable for eeme- be an interesting and profitable | Baby Chicks, Turkeys and Du
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you . the cemetery maintenance would | what took so long? | it is generally believed that too Q—Our basement harbors some 3 | beans. peas, and squash do better For Onhy | This is the final straw. Pow. large 2 pot tends to discourage ‘epulsive insects — mullipedes 1 Walter them cee tee me ‘when they have a fence to climb Open Daily 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sunday 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. I blew my top so loud it must rag blooming, believe they are called. What can Secessary ¢ : jon er a support to cling to be done to eliminate them? | oe | shook all the windows in the block. Baltic ivy or pachysandra. 4 io und behold iss haa A pot an inch larger in diam.
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_;up._This is the first time in bis: —most-ofter weed: —Aiso, the butb + ‘basement to rid it of any decay- Asparagus Spring Treat — ay he bes eve cowed Gown may be young and has not yet | ing bits of wood or other damp “rest asparagus is a long enough for word | reac: | | Fresh, green asparagu ong me to get a hed flowering size or it may | debris, plus spraying or dusting | vinetines change of pace ix Ga
in edgeways. and it stuns me 80) pot have been able to store up | with DDT, chiordane or Lindane, ;
I am speechless. | sufficient nourishment to produce | should do the trick. Follow mak. {amily table. Select asparagus
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COCKTAIL
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TONIGHT’S SHOW
THE TRACEY TWINS
Delovelies of Song and Entertainment.
BUNNY GLENN
“Diss Versatility”
Coming Monday
RONNIE GAYLORD
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new and really different!
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
_ Starting May 9th—THE 4 JOES
Character Dancer Singer Comedy MC
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From Kidney Ailment .
Katy Jurado was recovering to-
day from a kidney ailment that She was taken to St., John’s Hos-
pital in Santa Monica for’ observa-
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Sunday 12-9
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Sportsman lan Dixie Hwy., Woterford
SMORGASBORD | forced her off a movie yesterday,
Ei-Cabinet Oficial | re"s'e ‘us aw ot Sees Dem Victory |g aymemapeo DALLAS, Tex. Charles Bran-
‘nan, agriculture secretary under
former President Harry S. Tru-| } ...
man, says the Democrats will win
the White House in 1956, ‘‘Eisen-
hower is as invincible in 1956 as|-
Dewey was in 1948," he told re-
porters yesterday.
Brannan also said farmers had
lost 13 per cent of their income
during the Republican administra-
tion and would lose another 5 per
cent by the end of the year.
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Here Is the
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Returned by Popular Demand
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Scribs BAR and RESTAURANT 130 S. Telegraph Rd..
DANCING—fvery Pri, Set. and Sum, Dien
ormerly the. Comets Singing and Dancing Group
HAE HAMILTON
Sensational Comedy MC
ALVIN WALLS and HIS ORCHESTRA
Mid-Week Dance and Jom Session
Every Wednesday Night
NEIL KIMLER and HIS “KIM-TONES”
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seaman te) sca == « Mitzi Will Gef fo Dance With Fred Astaire in Néxt Film| horror comics to anyone under 18
Piper's Magazing Oytlet in Maryland was banned today un-| gy LQUELLA 0. PARSONS | asked her to ‘do it as a personal figure , Cary Grant and Betsy Drake,
or icernsnaN a “sete ft) der a bill signed into law by Gov.| HOLLYWOOD (INS)—The thing | favor. ee Gloria has a chance to make! on one of their few nights out, | P| Theodore R. Heecians ; that really broke up Mitzi Gaynor| I am also happy to say that I/ a picture in Rome with Vittoria de | | dining at Frascati's, Las Vegas is
= | and 2th Century-Fox was when she | have reason to believe her troubles | Sica and she is about to sign a
some mae nd 2 "| with 20th Century-Fox. will be| contract for “Mandy Makes Up ‘till talking about the hit Cary ane
FRIDAY taire. ts -Dedty a taieiee” son roned -out very son, She's hed| Her bind.” oe made at the Variety Club dinner: |i PHONE-FE 5-8331
& SAT 7 Hi BI R Q N "|| had dreamed of dancing with Fred. | herself a great time in New York | ln Europe, most of the film com-| Bette Davis has been bedded =
e “; Now it looks as if she'll get and now I believe she'll be. ready | | panies are wise enough to appre- with flu ever since she arrived in | NOW SHOWINC—TODAY and TOMORROW!
' her heart's desire. As soon as she | to come back to California if the | Ciate the older actresses. town for the added scenes on “Sir | '
finishes “Anything Goes” with Bing deal now pending = worked out. SGnagehots of Mettywood collect. file Raleigh.” Servier
“Dry Martini,” his next picture.| .dust beard from Anthony E. Hedrick, is | 70 UR Quinn whe is in Mexico with tather, Charles ; is
| Mitel never looked better in her | | aS, planning to marry his purse, Ka- : : Ww TORO-I
life. She’s slim and she’s plenty | “Seven Cities of Gold,” that Mrs. | ti. tetig me she’s giad and likes | Roars Theater Chun s hot after “No Business Like Show Quinn (Katherine De Mille) had the bride-to-be. | -|
Business,” and next comes her — there for their wedding an- | Great that Clifton Webb's popu- |g Tonight & Saturday
picture with Bing and Donald 0’: nied _ lar ma, Maybelle, is well enough (2 dn CinemaScope . Connor, eye . Tony gets another trip to Eu- | ‘to sail for Europe with him May | ‘ RIVER OF NO RETURN
rope in July when he joins Kirk |
Marilyn Monroe made a stunning | Teugias in “Lust for Life” the |) ene eh
appearance before 2,000 publishers y,, G story. Tony plays Gau- ° wer : and editors attending the annual | guin, _ Gogh's eae acd. ay oleate - fue paler! he ‘ —ALso—
convention of the American News- | ang Kirk, of course, is Van Gogh. It —_ ee very first time the | THE BLACK KNIGHT
—— I am very | The friendship between these two prime minister had ever been in| | starring Alan Ladd grateful to Marilyn for making) artists began when neither could an’ American nightclub and he " this appearance since it was I who | .41; 9 picture, They lived together liked it.
~ in. Arles, France. They argued so
HEAR ABOUT violently that Van Gogh ran Gavw- |
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GEORGE ADAMSKI BO et ead Pontiac Cit Doors Open Noted Co-author Flyi very cute test was :
Senssa Move kacdad: Elizabeth Montgomery for the sec- | . ; y 10:45 A. M.
Detroit Institute of Arts ond lead in “Too Late My Love.” | |
ite orc ces | Democrat Club | Thursday, May Sth—8:00 P. M. | the forms of an interview with Mike, | .
_ General Admission Mike says, “What's your name?” Sat. Night--Roosevelt Hotel “MAN WITHOUT A STAR” and “MURDER IS MY BEAT”
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retired from the game last
Washington Senators last night in
Detroit. It was Detroit's 5Sth-
straight and Hoeft’s 2nd win
against one loss. With a new de-
livery, new confidence and a new |
winning streak, Billy says this is |
his year-to become a winner.
Dietrich Jr., Shamrocks Win
2nd Straight in
Extra Innings Chuck Davey Indicates
He May Try Comeback MILWAUKEE (? — Chuck Davey, welterweight, once
the idol of television boxing fans, said yesterday he would
try a comeback “if the right offer comes along.”
Davey told Ray Grody, Milwaukee Sentinel boxing
writer, in a telephone interview from Birmingham, Mich.,
that he misses the fight game but he’s not broke. He
oe.
“I own my own home and have
if good bundle of cash in the bank.
| But everyone says there is a
; dearth of fighters today and per-
| haps I could still earn some pretty
good money if I came back.”
Davey said.
The former Olympic boxer is up
to a pudgy 170 pounds, but he said
“I'm sure I wouldn't have any
trouble getting down to a welter-
weight again.” His normal fighting 349 “The kid is going to have @ »
single.
Imlay City blanked Ortonville,
12-0, as Duane Maison and Charles.
Berry divided mound duties and
aor a Sar and 2 singles for
St. Fred Nine | out,
each gave one hit. Owen Whitkopf | . just ome hit and struck out 13 in| St. Joe and Grand Rapids Cath
his Ginning chore. otic Central. : Vern Carmean hit a 2-run homer
! ‘fn the 6th, batted in 3 runs and = ee and apr ve
; scored three for the Wolves. Bill | ‘@™s in the Class on 0
Nicholson had four hits.“despite | the meet, starting today.
West Bloomfield’s loss to Brighton.
: Dan Lancaster throttled Holly on
3 hits and fanned 13 to give Mil-
: ford its victory.
stood in front of the St. Louis dug- |
his hands jammed into his |
back pockets, enjoying a whiff of
air after four straight off days.
“No, I wouldn’t say got off)
Stanky, Leo NEW YORK (®—Eddie Stanky , “Like I said in Florida, we'll g0| going real good until he came
|as far as our pitching will carry
us.
“So far, I have been pleased
‘with the work of some of my
young pitcher's, especially in the
“Our new third baseman (Ken
Boyer) is a good boy and the kid! The
Pitching and Fielding | | said the ‘dandy little “Manager. in center field. (Bill Virdon) was
Falter as Orchard Lake
Club Wins, 14-5
fielding fell apart Thursday aft er |
noon and the result was a 145
lacing by Orchard Lake St. Mary
in a Suburban Catholic League
baseball game at Pontiac’s Co-
biaJoslyn south field OS+¥
it was St. Fred’s 2nd straight
day of action, the Rams having
dropped a hard luck 6-5 decision
Wednesday to Highland Park St.
Benedict. i
Eaglets coupled nine hits with a
leaky Rams’ deferise to score in
every inning but two, the Ist. and
3rd.
St. Fred’s committed 10 errors
afield to provide very shoddy sup-
port for its hurlers. Three pitchers
twirled for the Rams—Tom Israel,
Don Cox and Dick Doyon. Pete
Ziebron went the distance for OL.
Beeeevcee
Crane Forces Playoff
in isi a tal lh hl hl al ial ai es AR Crane of Binghamton, N. Y.,
edged Willie Mosconi of Phila-
~~-delphia, tast-night-in-a tense~19-+- inning duel, 150-146, to force a
Tharsday’s Ma: League L
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| of MAGAS coimere ut arm's eng, soopned site ghee : “PHILADELPHIA (FB — Irving! — Relays Director Scents a
St. Frederick's pitching and | \4 Minute Mile for - Wes .
DES MOINES, «»—That elusive
American 4-minute mile-may come
from Wes: Santee's long legs to-
Thwarted by only the thinnest of
former University of Kansas dis-
tance runner may achieve his goal
in an invitational mile, the feature
attraction of-the final day of the
Drake Relays.
Relays Director Tom Deckard
said there definitely is a good
possibility Santee will become the
first American to break the 4
minute time barrier in his appear-
ance here.
“If he is as good as he was
at Texas he'll break 4 minutes,”
Deckard said.
Santee raced to an American
record of 4:00.55 at the Texas
‘Emporia (Kan.) State Teachers, Relays this spring, missing his’
goal by only a half second. Decl ied cl a om the opposing manager may submit ' started.
sons for his statement. He listed
here; an enthusiastic Drake Re-
lays crowd, always pro-Santee in|
his other performances here, and_
capable rivals to push the Kansan |
throughout the race, -
Running against Wes will be
former teammate Art Dalzell, who |
has served us~s--pacesetter for
Santee in - previous mile runs;
Fred Dwyer, formerly of Villanova
who beat Santee in the Millrose
Games with a 4;06.2 race; Selwyn
Jones and Henry Kennedy, both
of Michigan State; Bill Tidwell of
and Charles Jones, Iowa freshman.
mee
id. Greed won over fear. The
st AS A CRUDE —- Chipenditn Spiny. ect utd elise Gnd
elusive of the forest creatures, Aksel Nohr, Provo, Utah, photographer,
well stymied in his attempts to get a
ty paid off when he got the idea of baiting his foot with a piece
iin the thick of Derby speculation.
So do strong sons of past Derby | reat | down with a strep throat. He was
out about 10 days.
“What happened to Rip Repul-
ski? (He was hitting .417 going
lifetime .279 average). “I never
real good.” :
A walked over from the
Giants bench with a note to Stanky
from Leo Durocher, the New York
manager. Stanky read it’ and
“Tt is customary in the inter-
ests of amicable relationship be-
tween contesting athletic rivals, if:
,one manager desired fo engagé in
extra-curricular activities to make
i his request as follows:
1. From the other manager.
|. 2, Should. said manager refuse, |
into yesterday’s game despite. a | his request to the higher echelon, |
LEO
(Stanky had asked. permission to
work out after the game at
Polo Grounds but: had. gone
‘Chub. Feeney, the Giants’ ea |
president, instead of Durocher.)
“the gag in
write that. One of his intelligent
coaches did.”
Jimmy Gorey, the public ad-
dress system announcer, walked
over to ask Stanky for his lineup. |
Eddie saw a chance to get even | “ with Leo, who had refused to re-
lease his batting order at Brook- |
lyn Sunday.
“Not on your life.” he said.
“You'll have to wait ‘until I give
it to the umpire ”
As soon as the ike had been
fully appreciated, Stanky gave
|Gorey his lineup and the game
|
LEXINGTON, Ky., (@—Racing
Fool may be everything his name
implies, but — even with four
straight wins to his credit—he re-
mains an odd piece in the Ken-
tucky Derby jigsaw puzzle.
Eight Derby hopefuls trailed in
foolish pursuit yesterday as the
trim bay son of Jet Pilot, a Derby
winner, won his most important
Stakes.
Blue Grass winner usually land
champs...
« Unkind as it may seem, how-
ever, expert observers still say the most foolhardy thing Racing Fool
might do is tackle the likes of
Churchill Downs.
Even serious-minded Henry Mor-
another horse from the same Cain
Hoy stable if he hag his pick for
Owner Harry F. Guggenheim for
the Blue Grass ride when it was
decided to hold Flying Fury for
Tigers Regain Stuart
er Marlin Stuart from Denver of
and |
little fellow approached and Nohr,
Piece’ in Derby ‘Jigsaw’
victory, the 3ist Blue Grass |
Nashua and Sumnier Tan in the |
199 .Derby May 7-at—Louisville's. Bost
eno, who rode}Racing Fool to his | Balt
Bite Grass-win; has his~eye-on|-
Kansas
* horse I washings at Detroit, 2 “The "ve been riding, | 5." 2.3m.
Flying Fury, is the most horse,” are Ct ™ pm
Moreno said after yesterday’s "Oniy “games schoauiea race. : a vee eS pete
Moreno was picked by Cain Hoy A
DETROIT #—The Detroit’ Tig- | fue
ers Thursday bought veteran pitch- | Smeinatt
the Derby Trial next Tuesday at
the Downs, ;
The jockey was reminded that
Racing Fool defeated Flying Fury
by 3% lengths in a 7-furlong allow-
ance race-last week.
“Flying Fury ran wide in that
race,’ Moreno explained, ‘“Be-
sides he likes the longer dis-
tances.”
Major Leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE _ Won Lost Pet. Behind |New York 6 _
Cleveland ’ 1S iy
Chicago Sa 1” Boston am .
Washingiod 417 3% Baltimore 214 :.
Washington “et De Dest 2 a Abaruen
(0-0) or Pascual i 4 Sp ws. Lary (11).
—Nixon G4)
6-1).
New York at Renana City, 9 —Kueks
110) va. — 0-2). . a
Cleveland, 12:30 p.m.—Byrd imore a 0) vs, nem (1-2).
Soria ep Boston at Cleveland, (2),
~ Picking up a horry,y
Stanky commented, ‘‘Leo didn’t | opener
Against Melis |
four years during World War II.
'Hurls No-Hit
Idders cane initinors | though Bill Dietrich Jr. pitched a!
/no-hit baseball game last night, he
| could still use a pointer or two.
from his pop—the former Chicago
White Sox pitcher,
Young Bill's wildness prevented |
‘him from getting a shutout as his |
|Monroe teammates beat Green-
ville 5-2 in-a Cotton States League
Bill Sr. twirled an 8-0 no-hitter
for the Sox against the old St.
Louis Browns on June 1, 1937.
Dietrich Jr. struck out eight and
didn't allow. a safety, but he
walked nine men, hit three _and
‘uneorked two wild pitches. —
Vejar Favored | Two-Run Rally in Top
of 9th Beats Clements.
at Center Line 4-2
Pontiac St. Michael continued
its drive for a Suburban Catholic
' League title Thursday afternoon. |
by scoring a 42 extra-inning vic- |
tory over Center Line St. Clement.
at Memorial Field in Center Line. |
| It was Shamrocks’ 2nd win in a
row.
Coach Bob Mineweaser's chub
pushed two runs across in the
- top half of the 9%th frame to
break a 2-2 deadiock. Three hits
were: combined with a walk to
produce the winning tallies. .
St. Mike's opened the scoring
with a run in the Sth, but St.
Clement retaliated with two runs
in its 5th to take a temporary lead.
Then the Shamrocks knotted the
‘count in the 6th mning to set_the...
stage for the 9th inning triumph. |
Dave Smith huried fine base-
| ball for St. Michael and had a no- we ight Was isi.
Davey. retired from boxing @
year ago after being knocked out
by Vince Martinez, Before that he
| took @ severe pounding from Kid
| Gavilan, former weiter champ. Up
until those thrashings, the left-
hander had built a reputation with
a series of telecast victories.
‘Suogs Favored
at Spartanburg Lovise Tied With Trio
of Women Golfers in
Peach Blossom Test
SPARTANBURG. S.C. Ww — The
third annua] Peach Blossom-Betsy
Rawls $5,000 Open golf tournament
moved into its second round here
today with only a_ six-stroke
‘spread among the top 21 leaders.
Louise Suggs of Sea Island, Ga.,
winner of the two previous tourna-
Chico Rated 3 to 1 hitter going for 4 and 23 innings ments here, established herself as *
Battle at Syrécuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y., %—Chico Ve-
jar, the fighting collegian, is a 3-1
favorite to beat Italy's Paolo Melis |
tonight and stretch his latest un-
beaten string to 10.
The two welterweights meet in
a 10-rounder at the War Memorial
Auditorium. The bout will be
broadcast and telecast (NBC)
starting at 9 p.m. (EST). Melis,
is making his TV debut.
This is Vejar’s second straight
TV bout in the Auditorium. The
23-year-old NYU dramatic student
from Stamford, Conn., outpointed.
Billy Graham for the second. time
on April 1. In his last nine scraps,
Chico won eight and drew in the
other with Jed Black, His record
is 60-4-1, including 31 knockouts.
John L. Rice, newest addition
to the American League umpire
staff, served in the Marine Corps
until an error the way for a definite threat again, . firing a
ement’s hit, a- rousing ‘
‘triple. Smith struck out 12 batsmen |
|and walked seven. In addition to | his steady pitching, Smith led his |
|team offensively with three hits,
one of them a double. Teammate |
Joe Wilhelm contributed two hits
St. Michael resumes its SCL |
activity next Monday afternoon |
against a jough foe, Highland Park
St. ict. Game will be played
at Pontiac’s Columbia-Joslyn field
on the north end diamond.
sean weens
Smith and Schwartz; rGeamer, Sauger |
and Houghton.
THURSDAY'S STARS
PITCHING: Ivan Delock, Red
Sox — righthander held Chicago
White Sox to three hits, all sin-
gles, for 3-1 victory that dumped
the Pale Hose from first place.
BATTING: Ray Jablonski, Red-
legs—Batted in all three runs with
a_homer_and' a two-run-double_as-
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3-2 to
end a six-game losing streak. ys
round, ,
She found herself in a four-way
tie for first with Babe Zaharias
of Tampa, Fla., Betty Jameson of
San: Antohio, Tex., and Peggy Bell
Kirk of Pine Needles, N.C,
Trails Leaders
Miss Rawls, a native of Spartan-
burg for whom the tournament is
named, was right behind the four
leaders with a 73, tied for fifth
bi Marilynn Smith of Wichita,
‘an.
of Thomas-.
ville, Ga., who recently turned pro
after several seasons of amateur
play.- and Faye Crocker of Mone.
tevideo were next with 75.
The 72-hole tournament will run
through Sunday. The field includes
22-pros,- the top 10 money winners on the en's.
sional circuit, and 10 amateurs,
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" Jackie Robinson, Dodgers we | Michigan State's intramural pro- eran, is 36 years old gram inchades 23 sporta.
Fourth annual Pontiac Press In-
May 23. The event, which in its
brief 3-year history has become a
fixture on the golf schedules of
many Oakland County area
schools, will be played over’ the
Pontiac Municipal golf course.
As usual, the Pontiac Parks and
Recreation Department is cooper-
ating in conduct of the tourney and
is donating the use of the course.
An 18-hole medal play event
for 5-man teams, the affair has
the full and sanction of
the Michigan High School Ath-
letic Association. Total medal
scere for the five players deter-
mines the team champicn.
Highlight of the awards, pre-
sented by the Pontiac Press, is the
beautiful team championship tro-
phy, which rotates annually to the
winner of the tournament. In addi-
tion, the victorious school receives
a permanent trophy and there are
individual medals as well.
Because of the dearth of Class
C schools in the county, this divi-
sion has been dropped and the
tourney will be played in two divi-
sions, Classes A and B. Any Class
C schools
with “B" golfers. | {
which have been‘mailed to invited
schools, must be accompanied by
the current eligibility list (form 2)
and the deadline for official entry
blanks is Wednesday, May 18.
Pairings and starting times will
be announced following that date.
Birmingham High Schoo! will
be seeking its 3rd straight vie-
tory im the tourney, Pontiac's
Chiefs won the inaugural event
in 1962, while the Maples have
taken top honors fer the past 2
years.
Last May, Joe Borovick’s crew
barely edged out Southfield by 5
strokes, 400 eto 405. The Maples
seem to thrive on the close com-
petition for they were victors in
193 by a scant 3 strokes over
| Shrine.
Waterford was 3rd in last year's,
tourney, followed by Milford,
Bloomfield Hills, Royal Oak,
Rochester, Fitzgerald, Avondale
and Northville.
Official entries are already in
from Southfield and Fitzgerald and
Troy High has joined the tourney.
field for the 1st time. Avondale,
Brighton, Holly, Milford, Roches- ;
ter, and Waterford are among the
schools which have indicated their
entering will compete | schools will be represented.
Other schools are requested to
Medals go to the five members notify the Press’ sports depart-
of the championship team, and to’ ment as soon as possible of their |
the low-scoring players in Classes intentions of entering.
A and B. In addition, the overall One medalist is
ow ode back. Tim Baldwin, who paced
receive medals, Birmingham to its team victory,
-Ali participants must be eligible) won the Class A honors in a sud-
under MHSAA rules. Entry blanks,’ den-death playoff with Bob Tur- ‘ner of Southfield after each had
posted a 76 for the 18-hole test.
Bob Stallsmith of Milford, who
won in Class B, has been grad-
uated. Dave Van Every of Bloom- Bath Annual Pontiac Press Pret Golf Test May 23 field Hills won the final Class C
medal,
Capt. Terry Laundry- and Jim
Kraus are gone, but in addition to
Baldwin, the Maples still have:
Mike Conroy and Bob sasomemare back, so a wide-open race for
in their bid for a 3rd straight | hohors is expected. In addition to
title | the graduated seniors, Southfield’s
Most of the lower scorers from. /Turner, only a junior, also will |
last year’s tourney will not be! miss the event because of illness.
$100,000 Pettit. Optioned Out
of Coast Loop HOLLYWOOD # — The Holly-
wood Stars have optioned Paul
Pettit. $100,000 bonus player who
failed as a pitcher and is trying a
comeback a® a first baseman, to
the Mexico City Azuls of the Mexi-
can League.
Pettit hit only 114 in M
jgames with the Stars this spring.
He hit .324 with Salinas in the Cal-
ifornia League last season. He
| signed for the big bonus with Pitts-
; | burgh in 1950.
| The Stars returned Ron Necciali,
to Waco of the Class B Big
State League. He struck out 27
'batters in a game when with Bris-
tol of the Appalachian League in
| 1952.
/WIBC Picks Detroiter
OMAHA, Neb.
lian Jacob, president of the De-
troit Women’s Bowling Associa-
tion, was elected to the executive
board of the Women’s Internation-
al Bowling Congress yesterday. 22,
The average stride of a racing |
greyhound is 14 feet.
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(UP)—Mrs. Lil | defending Big Ten champion, while Spartans Run
Against Santee Kennedy, Jones Enter
International
Drake Relays
EAST LANSING (UP)—A pair of
Michigan State runners are sched-
uled to challenge America's to p
miler, Wes Santee, Saturday in the
Drake Relays at Des Moines, la.
Henry Kennedy, a MSC fresh-
man, and Selwyn Jones will meet
Santee in the international mile.
Twelve other Spartan trackmen
are entered in the meet,
Michigan State tennis and golf
teams also will. be in action to
morrow.
Tennis squad will host. Indiana,
MSC golfers entertain University of
Detroit, Golf team travels to De-
troit Monday.
Foil Title on Line
Judy Goodrich of Lapeer will
defend her women’s foil champion-
Ship tonight in the state fencing
meet at the Shelby Hotel, starting
at 8 p.m. Her opponent will be Mile in|
| but they dont break any bicycling
to a point about 15 miles outside
New
Jo Ann Snyder of Detroit. ‘Spoil Spart’ Wants Yale
Cyclists to Be Serious NEW HAVEN, Conn. (®—Every | develop into a real good athletic
year a bunch of Yale students hold jevent,” he said. “A Yale team,
what they call a “beer n' bike |could challenge another college |
race" from New Haven to Vassar | and the boys could make a greater |
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They have a whale of a time,| but Cassagneres can continue to |
ride along in the race. He rode |
last year and still is a little red|
|faced about what happened. |
He packed a lunch (sans suds) |
and started out on the 85-mile
grind. He was five miles ahead |
of the pack when he came to a
fork in the road. He took the wrong
road and ended up riding 110 miles |
! before he got to Vassar.
Old Timers Workout Pontiac Old Timers Baseball club
will have another workout Sunday,
\ at Washington Junior High School |
Haven and another group | field. Players are requested to be.
takes over, after drinking a quart! at the field by 9 a.m. Bud Leslie, |
of beer as fast as they can. In all! manager, says practice will run there are five relay points before to noon. All old time ball
the winnig team rolls through the payers wishing to try out for the Vassar gates for a heroes’ welcome | ciub are invited to attend this ses-_ by the women at the college. sion.
Now this fellow, Everitt Cassag-
neres, wants to cut out all thus.
Cassagneres practically lives »%n ay
bike. The holder of an American
bicycling record, he rides 20 miles
every night after a full day’s work.
“I'd like to see this Yale event speed records.
Now comes a fellow who the
Yalies think is taking this bike
race business a little too. serious.
He wants to count out the beer.
Can't see it, say the Yalies.
They're going through with their
annual race tomorrow beer and
all. *
It’s a staggering race. They
break inte teams. Group No. 1
starts the race here by guzzling
down a quart of beer. They pump
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Ist Place as
iite Sox Fall
Tbonbes Easy |
Victors Over
Athletics, 11-4 Delock’s 3-Hitter Puts
Pale Hose Out of Al’s
Top Spot
#
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KNUCKLE DOWN—The characteristic stance of the marble shooter
| provides just the right frame around the target marbles at Tinsley
, Green, England. The frame is 75-year-old Sid Town, one of the starring
| players of the Arundel Mullets team competing in the British Marbles |
bed cago Cubs 42.
Oke t
NEW YORK (#—Bill Bruton, hit-
ting almost 70 points above his |
lifetime average at .333, credits |
-his early season success to “‘lay-
ing off the bad pitch.” |
The fleet Milwaukee center field-
er said last night he had opened
ad his stance a little and adopted |
a half crouch at the plate.
“They've been getting me out!
for two years with that high
pitch,” he said. “I made up my
mind to lay off. I have to keep
5,000 Deer Die
From Starvation ; 2
:
Foe
espgeee
ade fi , three
spoil
in the seventh. Ivan had them hit-
less to that point.
Cubs’ Bob Rush until the seventh. NE Lower Peninsula Is Then Dodgers scored four—
three pms Cari Furillo’s seventh | Listed as Trouble ‘Spot
home run—to overcome a 2-0 Chi-| in ees cago lead provided by Rush's! in Michigan home run-in the fifth. Clem Labine| LANSING ae se | (P®—Some 5,000 deer
| ‘cls | died of starvation in the lower
Philadetphia also had a tough peninsula last winter, the conser-
time getting hits until late in the vation department said today. game. Gran Hammer led off the announcement:
eighth with a double, only the third; , came on the
hit allowed by Lew Burdette, and
scored on a fly to tie it at 2-2,
The Cardinals, {dle all week;
blew a three-run lead in the fourth
when the New Yorkers scored four.
times and the Redbirds committed
three of their four errors. That
wiped out the benefit of Stan
Musial’s two-run homer and sent
»y Haddix to his first defeat.
Jim won his-third- =
Five From One Team
MONTREAL—For a time during.
the 1954-55 season, and for ‘the,
first time in National Hockey |
League history, five players from | gunshot
the same team — the Montreal |
ing. Canadiens—led the league in scor- | ‘heels of the most comprehensive |
| survey of deer losses ever conduct-
ed by the department.
Of the 5,000 total, 4,000 deer
starved to death in the north-
eastern part of the lower penin-
sula, the survey showed.
Harry Ruhl, chief of the depart-
ment’s game division, said no
comparison could be made with
starvation losses of past years be-
cause previous surveys were far ‘Laying Off Bad Pitch’ is
Aiding Bruton’s Hit Rate , telling myself not to go for it but,
|so far, it works. Even if it looks
like it might be a strike, I let it
go, unless it would = a third
strike."’
* s *
“I find by opening up my stance
and crouching I can see the pitch
la little better: It helps me leave
that high one alone."
less accurate than the one ist!
jcempleted.
“But the Tae ‘cane the |
state deer herd and supply of food |
for the deer is still out of bal-
ance,”” Ruhl said.
The survey also showed the fol-
lowing: Some 14,000 deer died of |
‘wounds, about 1,700 died
from attacks by dogs, 700 were
killed in accidents and 10,600. died
from unknown causes.
-comparatively
|hospitalized after a gall bladder
Britons Square Record Holman Vaults Into Fitth
on Upset of Ez Charles NEW YORK # — Johnny Hol-
man’s astonishing 9th round knock-
out of Ezzard Charles vaulted the
unknown Chicago
fighter inte a 5th ranking today
in the heavyweight division in the
monthly ratings of Ring Magazine.
Editor Nat Fleischer moved the
21-year-old Chicago Negro behind
Cuba's Nino Valdes, England’s
Don Cockell, Pittsburgh's Bob
Baker and New York’s Hurricane
Tommy Jackson.
Charlies, the 33-year-old ex-cham-
pion, was dropped from 4th to 6th
place. The other members-of the
heavyweight’s elite 10 include Earl
Walls, Toronto; Rex Layne, Utah:
Heinz Neuhaus, Germany, and
James J. Parker, Toronto and
Paterson, ‘N.J., in that order.
Charley Norkus of Port Washing-
ton, N.Y., who was 10th a month
ago, was eliminated to make room
Coach Kobs to Miss —
Spartan Road Trip LANSING Uh — Michigan State
College, the defending Big Ten
baseball champion, took off for its
first conference road trip today
without veteran coach John Kobs,
operation.
Kobs was reported in a “good”
condition at the Lansing St. Law-
rence hospital.
Assistant coach Frank Pellerin
ALBION (UP) — Albion College
Holman and Tony DeMarco, the
Bostonian who won the welter-
weight crown by stopping Johnny
Saxton in the 14th round, were
named the fighters of the month
by Fleischer.
Saxton was ranked as the No. 2
contender behind Carmen Basilio,
of Canastota, N.Y. Basilio meets
DeMarco for the title in Syracuse,
N.Y., June 10.
There were many other changes |on singles by Jim Cusack and Bill
| Teschke.
Otto 1st for Brown
in the rankings of the eight divi-
sions. Eaddy’s Hit Beats
Irish for UM Nine SOUTH BEND, Ind. ER
Eaddy singled in the 8th inning) ©
yesterday to drive in two runs and | 7
give Michigan a 2-1-decision over
Notre Dame in a baseball] game.
The safety was one of three sin-
gies given up by sophomore hurler
Dick Bunker.
Notre Dame scored im. the 6th | 74 N. Saginaw
Loss was the 4th in six gamés ||
for the Irish. The triumph gave
the Wolverines a 12-4 season
record.
CLEVELAND—First player to be
signed by Paul Brown when he
organized his first pro football
team in 1946 was Otto Graham.
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COLUMBUS~Ohio State's U2] in the 2954 football season were
Dolnts scored and 55 points yielded' both the best in the Big Ten. | ———E—
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LAS VEGAS,. N u~Heavy- |
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Schools list Entries for
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Title Bout Scheduled
LOS ANGELES ® — Next
Wednesday's Keeny Teran-Memo
, | Diez 12-round bout at Hollywood
American Legion Stadium will be
for the North American flyweight
title. The California Athletic Com-
mission sanctioned the bout for
the title by a 4-1 vote yesterday.
‘s|Teran holds the American 112-
pound title and Diez is the Mexican
i champion, \Day Off From Drill
UM Gridders Get |
ANN ARBOR (UP)—University
of Michigan gridders were given
a day off spring practice today as
coaches prepared for the Wolv-
erines’ 2nd full-scale scrimmage to-.
morrow,
z * * *
Consistent fumbling marked
workouts yesterday as the Wol-
verines ran from the winged-T,
the straight T and the single wing.
* : *
Only bright spot in the workout
was the broken field running of
sophomore tailback, Jim Pace, who | a
gained consistently. {Kansas City Crowds Now
2-Thirds of A's ‘54 Total KANSAS CITY i — The Kansas
City Athletics in just 10 home
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Quick One for WM peal ge tonal eels
KALAMAZO (YP)—lIt took just | SsPse
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Pontiac Press.
in Citywide Event
A total of 17 Pontiac elementary
and junior high schools have en-
Press’ annual marble tournament
on. Mary 14. The event is co- Parks and Recreation.
ney action and their respective di-
rectors are Central, Mrs. Charies
Mitchell; Wilson, Margaret Sny-
be played at the Crofoot school
| Midget class. bs Test
Annual Contest ~
|Set for May 14 Juniors, Midgets Ready —
to Compete for Honors —
tered contestants in the Pontiac —
sponsored by the Department of —
School sites for preliminary tour. —
Herbert Sanfor d;
Ralph D. Allen; Wisner, Ralph Wa- |
Malkim, Pat Ra |
each division will be sent by each |
school, with an alternate choice |
permitted, Championship finals will |
playground at 9 a.m., Saturday, |
. all tournament competi- |
Championship awards will be —
made by the Pontiac Press. Tro- |
phies will go to the winners of |
each division. Champions last year -
were Jimmy Patterson of Crofoot —
in the Junior division, and Wayne —
D’Autremont of Longfellow in the |
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Bridal 67 Del's Marathon 43
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[JUNIOR ASSIGNMENT FOR:
JUNIOR EDITORS | — JN per | STANDARD ALIBI CHART ie _FOR A FULL YEAR JANUARY “People spent all their bucks for the holidays; they haven't
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MARGH “Everybody's worrying about income tax.”
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re MAY “Too much rain—the farmers worry.”
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‘WSCS Officers Named .
-2 Major Prizes to\ Be |
Given at 3-Day Exhibit
in Waterford.
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — An |\@
automatic dryer and an inboard
motor will be the two major
prizes to be awarded during the |
Waterford Township Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce Home and Gar
den Show, opening this evening.
The show will be open from 6-11
p.m. today, and from 1-11 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday at the Com-|~
munity Activities Center on Wil-
liams Lake road, Drayton Plains.
Eighty-five indoor and outdoor
exhibits and booths have been
reserved by Waterford and Pon-
tiac merchants participating.
General chairman John Chase
has announced that in addition
to the larger prizes, prizes will
be given away during each eve-
‘the show
pledged to the community work of
the Jaycee organization.
State Apple Farmers
Watching Weather LANSING @—Weather will be a
factor in the size of
determining
Michigan's 1955 — crop, the sé
State Department of Ageicuivare
said today.
The department said that a
March freezes killed or serioiusly
damaged apple buds east of the
Rockies and south of a line from
Central Virginia to Central Mis-
souri. The states hardest hit were
Arkansas and North Carolina.
With early May the earliest date
for the last killing frost in Michi-
Mother-Daughter
at Rochester
— ScHESTER- =—= The Congrega-|
tional Church Mother and Daugh-
ter banquet wil] be held at 6:30
p.m. Thursday at the church, put
on by the congregation.
A trick dog act will be featured
as-entertainment, offered by John
Webb and his family. Mrs. Robert
Rew to general cheirmee of Ge
aeetel prizes will be awarded
for the oldest and youngest mothers
and daughters.
Troy Methodist Church
-FROY TOWNSHIP—Mrs. Aaron
Oliver has been elected president
of the WSCS of the Troy Methodist Churct
Other officers are Mrs. Merle
are ,
MR. AND MRS,
The double ring ceremony was
Burrman, 174, will be held at 2
p.m. Saturday at the Muir Broth-
ers Funeral Home, with burial in
ay aakig Cees. He
died Tuesday. :
Burrman, with whom he made his
home.
McKillop Band
Wins Top Prize .
at North Branch were Hepivenbamicetbe pean in
ecnesy Saal.
— a0 their
teases ceesteed the $10 arat ames
by the McKillop
Second place winner was Dianne Arnott-Weigold Nuptials
Solemnized at Lakeville
Waterford Pastor
gavivieg e/« tacter, Giles
DAVID ARNOTT
performed by Rev. Alfrea E.
Eddy of Oxford, before 125
hi
i Special Session tn Disrupts Meeting of fae School Board
Residents Score!
Adjournment Follows
Requests for Action
on Recall Election
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—A tu-
multuous board meeting of the
George Washington Carver School
had to be adjourned last night,
even before minutes of a past
meeting had beeri approved.
The latest development in the
tangled history of the school dis-
trict saw 75 residents and teachers
vigorously oppose approval of min-
utes of a special board meeting.
When three private policemen,
hired by the board to maintain
order, were unable to stop the
disturbances, the meeting was
adjourned. .
Residents present were outraged
at the results of a special meeting
of the board held April 11 at the
home of board secretary Mrs.
Loretta Baker.
Included in the disputed min-
thé state Supreme Court an Oak-
land County Circuit Court order
for a recall election.
A new 3-year contract at $8,980
per year for Superintendent of
Schools Walter Buffington also had
been approved in the special meet- ith ‘ln i
to Participate
in Berkley Meet WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The
Theme of the convention is “The |
Faithfulness of God.”
‘| trey Scouts to Display
Bird Houses Saturday
TROY TOWNSHIP—Boy Scout
Trace} wi bere 2 bere bones Oe:
¥
utes was a decision to appeal to|. : L d bd
it 1
Hit i =
Roehl and Arthur Terreault spoke
their wedding vows. in an evening
ceremony Satruday at the
burn Methodist Church in Detroit.
ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION—Stars of “Angel
Street” to be presented by the Romeo Players Sat-
arp Sigg are (l-r) Robert McGuire, J. Gerald
place
hearsals and store theatrical prop-
erties and costumes.
Tile anniversary presentation of play, under the direction of McGuire, is to be staged
to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the organization
of the local dramatic group. Curtain time is 8 p.m.
McGuire, and Mrs: McLean. The| in the Romeo High School auditorium.
‘Play at Romeo to Mark Group s 10th Year
-| a8 part of the Hartland Spring
+
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tion af Robert G. McGuire was
staged in Hartland on April 16
:
gif Esther Waldecker
|Becomes Bride
of Charles Travis
SOUTH LYON — Esther Carol
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Charlies A. Travis Saturday when
the couple exchanged vows at St. . if :
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____ for _the al cry of “ away | TUCMe, ot sows: 2 240 oa at Soa ( eer) orl rs in rec jon was given a erpe H. Jacobs retirement = ao cas ee Juvenile a ae
The | dough.” Thanks pe Pee ge es. 18 | Bohn Alum SS NY Cont 8: 353 ) for the recognition of gold watch an a of Oliver appeared that || In the Division. ok Oskians,
truck was ear oukn foe ps awe Bond 8 ‘3p aM Pw... 4L6 advertisin ney placing t the company his 33 years aa who started adheraprgp atts saseban regular and not to be tr. | 28 he, matter ie pene
shipment, “estimated sed. af $250. [eerie nesses Bordon nc. 8 ee Beet foes with come pebi| N _—_——— oe a at Dodge Broth = went to alt | To. Lilian Al Mecampoel, “mi:
Denver, Colo. 000, Monday but pete previous | oh. gl - $y Nor Ste we BS _ New manager d been a single The of said ¢ Alice MeCam
Reserve Bank at to the Federal ops bene at were eoatined to 8, Sire | 3 Mwst ae Pw... 328 at @ news is Larry P. at Pontiac WPON Since the ae there. Guo co ai s office quoted “rete Saou ween oe, Semier
come Inc., plaitiar pring cep Alsee Busey, ereding cn other" anys: se ee = Hanson, ANPA. gen Elishe eee ia has been on this year, Ja-| reemnt = “the sae abouts poging thes the —_ hy this
tt. espa |e ate, SF | Gatun ew By Beene th G1 ee tion : ment on the sta special assign- | Pere be ads us to insi bas Eee
lower: closed ee ee pb Wy.... 32 pan AW Ais ANPA’ he situation l, in March sta- | 97 ft of M. C. stronger st that oA ge OE ot the said chi!
A guard in Kower: cows accounted f pore pan Dry... iat pen EPL. 8 are” Sbtiona at the | Bay to join the conc erainhiagrsie Patter-| "22° Mo security applied | “hs —— = ot, the, State ec
Marvin the armored with eipts with for 30-35 to $1.60 Ca Pac eg Me m Pict... lew York. nal convention in| Broadcasting _ Green acturin ot -in ot T- | sity’ and that pplied| Int eed be placed ard
Ince, suddenly car, | 24 ~ coal ens sales abou’ cent pega on Art. | me ke Da .... 3 in ~ Norton w ng Company. vously g. For 3 charge of 's regulations the univer- of Ene name of hopped Court. under
aware that so » |ieiane te pire LE peed pe mone | Cares, ©... penney JC:... $3 a will acquire vad he was years pre | Steet be strict! tot the eats wre Bercy tot
So a ees Red ee ey peegiess B Food C cet as Gee ho oe = production supervi-| DF. Hatch yen tehd ot'the Canes mouse" meses
“ sn00 for oat ieee | and yesr- en Tl PS ... 37. me Do. OS pany reen n in a = ° mani Miao waits
Tit oc Gout i chans tor ot ined 26.00! late ‘top Cort-teed #8 Phitip ie a3 osts Down |, acting as vice Bay com- Bregall gl oioreniid — ing “it ‘must hay quoted as say- of May AD. 1988, se in the, City, of
arette papers,” they were cig- | comme aot 14 00-1830: f ae ee | ere son: 07 abe ee p general manager president and | ™ Ear! Park ted in public po ord Farreilt happen again.” manged to appes pat eget |
we noticed it Ince said. ‘ = a7 10.00.80 ss canes | comes © a Pilsby Mitte: 143 uri Ben Laird acd |e noo and Fowler, s | regards said that Gov. Wi 7 : fom
looked like ‘cae money mo pers and me chewed oa tility end | Climax M oa Prect a'O... iis uarte Formerly WPON’ ind at Purdue electrical Indiana, | serious the situation Gye FE gh orto Ul me oe
“Then it took ‘ur half’ a “auch | 3Be:, Sutter ery na 0 moat can. Geet fee a gue aaa El lense bho! [ | tion manager, ‘pec aeypas i agente) sah ae ed oan a oe shall be served by nmr "aetice
ane cae half a mile to choice sock and tees ty tits | Cole Pulm ER Reo. ew ag oes Fp enced Me pisur kan, tens | ae evarthedy jun -tnidevollors hiatal ts a re-| Pontiac Pres 8 newspep ene
— omg atl to| aad calves. Wrought 30.0 L60; goed, and | Som Gens, 184 Repub stl i foods in the - minimal” tiac station sin ars ee eee: tion. continued | “witeess ite a perse in the
| = = 00- . Sic +s ef market . Decem 0 Classi- vy.
scene to ga arrived on | ste*4y. le 30, ie; "mediums | CouPw pt Wi tock Spe # |in ‘oo quarter of this ket in Op. va et —— fase; help rent vacan- A baby hippopot of Pontiac 2 ot aid Court, te the Cry
really sprayed ; the ro j . last Today's ma Cont Ba’ 48 111 feway 8t. 38 1954 Jan year than Ohi RE. * phone FE weighs of April Foon | Count: tm the Cit
The Brinks with money ea ad oderately from previous rket | Cont = os. M1 of dos Lead. = but the shea. drasep~ io Namesak 2-8181. | can about 100 poursds which Bea! AD. y, this 28th ~
with happy men were competi Teslers bulked sady: poet. wre | Coat Mot... 77 Seovi Ep. a less. received 8 per t — Only Names i es Have swim before it can ‘at birth,| E MOORE ’
up the money, he said in picking ae ee 3 Seman 37 90-30. a | ee nee. as Beeil cut's.c, ga. | culture Desuies a the AKRON, O i Common YE : ee THA
: ° . utility and _- Sinciai aeeee 4B : Agri- | holl . O. (UP) — r Divis:>
Se f may’ totep. Oe _ Bev eg? Boos vec. Set — ees oka costs for rapa “Pat Rom ne you S! W | peli 29, i058
Nd e Will Back Ike, a a, cones wheat "week te Dour Beng He) Boe Ry...se. a4 we svat geen that — high-| ter qualify v< Akron, ore te . e Have No
$0 cents lov lambers ‘week. | Ou F nm... 8. ! ae 614 lar ceria ag 4 There | Se
—— closed steady ‘. . 40.7 Sta rand.... 39 dropped are two anas
ape art shorn lambs bra vetne $1.00 oF et oo reas... S* | compares to 42 per 8 dol-| One is Pat Romans. °
| Se ae Rapallod tye => gtd Of Ind... 44 first‘ with 45 cent. This ee
a 16.00; 16.00- 00-22.50; me | £2 Auto ve» 186 Oil NJ. quarter per cent but * other ‘a
WASHIN' res ewes Fe to pe Cora utility * f El & oa 4 <. Std Oil oa The ‘3 last in the ginnin that's ent a
fart od al today a._Cape- c ne Ena" sans a ster Wal 3 the average sonnei ” contai Freshman Roman vie be ut
Senate Repu! te thes Tee HICAGO LIVES o RR os 23 Sun e-Peck... 28.4 | produced tities of ns | tackle, Sophomore he & Sota
any decisions blicans will back hogs soo" me svEsTecs Fairy Mer _2e polls ng 12-4 | sumption foods bough tarm.|be more Roman n _
high fi oe eared Pru e r p... 48. t fi comp shoul
Ch makes a Eisen | oo een? a Gen Bake 621 Byiv BI Pa o0.3 oon by city families. Patricia Ann aya identified : We are sé
inese Comm dealing with the on toon aban cascte. uae , Som re se B Leap pat f° Electri es.| So far as ei — = : sélling 1955 OL.
moe Gresten. sts and the For-|t's, is eH ce matt |S Kite Tromp Pas eae, © ther knows they are ta eect tan Uae otere
Dayar asia in an ieeettan se pig hs Se Gen thew. -o4 Tran ogi $8.1 ncome = . real deal te ime is ripe f. :
~ nterview he | in. 13: sare wale gue fe | Gene Go Tranmmer $4 in Report Cards Demanded_ ! oe rom
league go along wit he | Ib. a 14.75~18.5: 16.00-16.50 ® Ib. | Gen Ue cows S15 Twent C Fox. 40.3 TOLEDO arrer : 50 pick one
(sere ey wh Me lO Nghe oe. Sa oe oe Berg? Bg TPES ge ar aes GRAND in ei eer
ie hon es reouncion 4 "tena ana Goebel Bi" .:. “8. Be pete cams |r ot $3 C2 announced net tn eee eee y styles at.
on ® ghter ‘ e ic ie . U ‘uarti aos ee
government crm pedo record that no stenay cows fully sea cand es 200: | Sra Pal SiH United Cp £83 of $3,274,054, ae Mere | eenee_ tee Haven parents has
result conference” nay take part | 'c%, sales oo ——— Gt No Ry . 24 hs Pruit.... i sears share. Th to $2.05 a turn to the pe board to re-
in the which m 16.50-23 atts being id | Greyhound . 412 US UD ..ceve 47 ith $397,985 is com pupils in card system (
nanplge sonar] aad rary sy commereinchaee ee Qu On... 682 US ea boarglinsemie am 2 omnis =e a ee =
e unist end ‘ime > es Btee ecee ’ com- were e ~ |
Jemer’ e¢ és — —— oeeat heifers — . iw —— =." 3 — smooth 163.6 last year. Sales ho same period of a was inepsggpertr tani Olds _§|
's resolution So 00; a few Houd oS owe 37 | & jump of otaled $80, system. her con mobile—C .
be merely an , which wo eb ey Ser peers caunen Gna Gu pr ee Mt Pic oo initial 63 per cen 542,482, | wanted The petitioners ference | 7. ‘ ‘adillac ,
pression of Beasts crag on.mn 88 food and. and eat | Pnguee Ray 3s Weet ‘Un Tel 41.4 | the Fg cellar 7 the | doing- to see how J said they 280 S. Sagins , |
by ¢ the "eacocmary was ate — 12.00 a ramon Inepir Cop Ba Wests 4 I padding volume of ane = on paper. unior was ; w St. Ph. FE 4-3.
of talks of eouaa| oomed 300; tnteriak i .. 38 las since the end t ° -3566
States peyote the U wooled lambs ; @ few slaughter ee a Wisse & AE 24 Il. of World Youth Ral
aimed Commt nited | 20t Se @ 7100 down to ¢ Int sass 48 EI Pw .. 13.5 : ally Pla
For at relaxing poner China| choles weeled ¢ be 889; deck mostly iat miler 12. ene Steeple 343| Cash in your mee, nned
"Red Chinese Prem fe Ford Awards Con oe ESE LS tings fn Gone To plas Fe youth ray wile beat isit - 4
= i suggested r Chou ‘ rds C MEW YORE ap Oe : wile call FE. For | vi Saturday ad at ua
end. such talks En-| to Pi ontract The Associated April — ter, 2-8181 for vale Chapel, at the “4
/ ese ati ect ittsbu ted Press. piled an ad- with Sunny-
howe k- rgh : by music, 2
prmey: of State ules ba and} Ford Mote i Company Net change... Indust Ralls Uill ated Gam oe SSS D °*s f
oT ___that there idea, with the cation ed a cont y-has award. a day . ose. 1383 +1 ars . ispla at tl
| of it there must be some tion | Pitts ract to Dravo C atte ee ae 148 LH oer S y
ist sincerity. evidence burgh, Pa., for the ele Year se ae ats 432 tat jee ee Us At
Ps ruction of esign 1988 low TT) ame as ea et The rfor
County Dea = aes ee Ce mat ies Bt ies OMe &
vi ths |Dwae ity to sere) te ae RS Bt WAT - WATERFO art en SI |
weer fanaa secs Parts) rigures after decime ~ ERF i a RD
TOWN The facility res after decimal potnte are ~ Frida CAI
Mrs. Bert SHIP—Service ond will furnish Bald points are rewire: BUILD
20 Co " ma) Williams. pany’ air Kin. Michigan® eee oon ;>— Sa
pp Sgpeed eee eer} bs Aad gs ae Masco. Berew a fae turday and
H. Moore turday from Id | Michigan in Sterling f to | ament, Abrasives 95 of oF Sunday to it
burial Funeral Dudley i just Townshi es ae Mfg* ieee aeves = 33 + P-M. 7
in Troy Home, with outside Detroit “ eas scree F 86 N ~
tery. She ded Thursday. Dividend Is Decl | ties ON and the iNew Dri
clared Forei
Area Gi Goodloe oreign T es
“Area Gil Set Coonel [ees en ro age ees D , Vear Test f s Paint!
Plans oun manager dent | ¢° ge tates tohew Torent bri
Cou ci ican rs, ow Pore:
rt of A Forging and ade bat sin dollar In ore bit tm ) 0
wa | nounced Socket market dollar in = i e : le
$ Co 1
moced tat © ed ot | pieces rae] Fly Se in and Tile!
csr tat wi ps ue |e ney » Sat., Sun., April 2 t Dis ) t-
ae ae ee eran TER ie ve
Talent Sh - Belgium ‘tfreme) Oey ae Britain FORD
ow ® cent; France 2 ry ; COM
fale Som feted ak Be a dy to ACTIVITIES MALLS ” Register.
benefit talent The annual der) 363 oft an of Totland ° ES HALL , r or Our
sored'b show, an ev band | den le i pt *» cent j Willia 4 9x12 F
replen: y the Bandmot ent spon. | and {frase ta Ra Og Feng Bwe- ms Lake Rug and ree . Pri
ish outworn hen Ga sol ene se) tree) a8. 300u, a pethoet Rd. Pad — rizes
to ba
be he un Latin ) nenged: ‘ Rad
gh catwors anions wl | Sate ua oe io
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Selene School audit in the | some aeipare ie (free) Ht : Nothin, 4x8.
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Death Noti ae . THE PON > a
onces |- ers 4 ands S, FRIDAY R
- . ID 4) Help Wanted Male 6) _ Help Wanted Femal : — 29, 1955
ane. Nat 37, 1958, CHARLES onelson- one palate 7 _ Wanted Female 7 .
Pi od beteed fe : GENERAL Help Wanted 8 —
Z ; gr be ci Pr oducti os a eee Building Service
__ Rayinodd, Robert, ‘Larie, heivin = pormnate- 1ON —_| ,speststm ointment, “call PE 43001. REAL ESTATE. | Di 12) Garden Ptgwing ‘16B| Hobbies ‘ :
Se Sr tet and | me eee =| Workers —_| “fst aunt Se F IT TE | eerie cuit tame | DURING MAY | pa . Oe oe
2 zi CLER at ELwooD, z JRING M
be held serv- BUY _— x : 7 MAY i
Se, Of 1 ocr nat eee ca’, Apt | Puntinc DOIARCT AND gave tO CLERK a ee ee aa be Ei | men en” ee a ; 7
he Nasarene with Rev We ‘Robert J o Westie pany A csret a in orehatie ne Bless ee ‘Recreation | ‘
rc ante at the Mr. an on in Dakiand Ave. < PE 24500 p p ly acer. . transport Scosrence im tailoring. al ing, siding An ener eee i
_fome. Pursley Donen Ceme ; FISHER —— as. oF, professional ED > mener_ tose: Dally te PHA no :
CosEy, APR 30-1663 GARTA ee pte tery Lots 5 BODY CAB pRIVERS sR ou cellent — eee ve DEM, TLDING om 8 to 8.
ND | AN insurance pany ft ot 77 . ae
Hebey beloved infast Vaon wets ‘Oakland Mie Geen DIVISION Focus Miva Avolv ptr “ad Orchard “Lake! weet enable eves) work 3 FULL TIME .REAL “nipoe re Bre_on te _ dragging ;
Opal - A bs emetery. R. emorial to h * our emploves vexes é. G. LAYING. are . vege
aero Gary y todney ts dear Bes ery. Reply Pontiac Press 00 BALDWIN AVE. BAR “aatD AID FOR Dit pave} “wonEy's moraine full day and 2 ESTATE SALES PE 0. R gerduer. 441 Sa MP | MOTO TULING YARDS” AND | Sale“ - 2
ments will be: an arrange- OICE FRONT -CEMETERY TIAC, MICH. Union wv abe Rd, Cc | EXCAVATING ROT j oon. ru a sfnishery 3
_ Sparks-Griffin nounced ister by | —--0000_FE 41088. RY | Sspenuwoen wot = : ‘omplete employe benefita — PL. , ro work. DRAG LINE AR TILLING LAWN Of GAR- 1058 W. , |
Ser AR Fane, arias GEAYE (or _warre CAPE EXPERIENCED, SHOVEL OFERE' | woe mvewnos s+ _ planned fpr "masimum te E. VERY GOOD! SS cee ae S| eS vn FE | — Notices & P Ss
Ty: teloved hubaad of ture tt | Garde Bete fre a | ee eee cuL| Seah OAL? “AT Los? cues ee PO re pe et = aetag ee
Benny. fear father re ary | Ggrdeus, 4 erave lot AQRIAL | years old for chores oe ts phy “Te ust| sick PA | NOURANCE TIONS, MOS" slaitsly sn" arenttectural te Ne Grading, land scaping rAAA PRIVATE ; :
rs. Naom! Parr Shep LOTs. : quarte: ‘ailab oo} PROFIT vO, ALOUD ’NFW financing. Fe 6st es UA und i< i 3 COMM'L
ten Chek ann brother of el a Mt. Park TION 3 ay PERRY _Pontlae’ 200 "National “Bidu.- be ~~ IELD prone DISCOUNT Ss GENERAL SDS = ts £u ___18 TavGe PERRIS EIS Pa |
Samrat Sekar | Hel y. "We Clan” | inpewanie WW GOOLE ws @ | COOK CHION SHOP | Fitted ode ateee shaast| TOMES. OVER 600 GI ee CURTAINS NYLON & ALL Ma. | ANY es ce |
ay, April 30, at 2:30 tur- ip Want Saginaw. Wilson Garage __ FOR DRIVE IN convenience. earliest 4-2290. work. FE expertly fintshed in .
_ R 7 ; 5 Awe . equipment. in latest :
Cree teats tame | = rock Tak In | Me AND FIA HOUSE s PERENERS Sr Tpoma | Lothn Ow ea Aes TiS'Site seg cer lease
feating. Inte , minister, = E SALES POS! rates. PE 2-017]. 267 . * =| id fl Bills, FE a Ne Teleeravh Ra.| ‘°omtact daughter. & please
Sifiicating, | Interment tn White ioe ‘Kausactive cada TION . Blvd. East CARE : W kl ? NOW UNDE ee aa _hear Tel-Huron center FE Benen , Eva Mae Wil-
mae ee marta | teemeena a, cas, eaeeh PART TIME JOB | pod Mad ER GIRLS hdres | MOU Hos | ewe ee chee eoeratee pear og nor | fro sh or wee Drow Be |
IN, APRIL The Good mo ae ewe R THAT t SPECIAL STRICT = 2-3021, FE 2-946. Laundry . Pontiac | swy G
827 Putnam &t., 27, 1963. ALICE. food Housekeeping Sho time Cal FE e Doctors as: AL "108, STRUCTION PLASTER AO A nos viry Phone FE 28101, | ANY GIR
: 1 W. » ment “Haeai 2? aoooint a REC ~ . ING. NEW AND REPAIR |?OR FAMIL 2m 1 OR
age 56: beloved Detroit, Mich. uron Bt. = _ no. $210 | RECEPTIONIS PE 2-2936 ev AIR ¥Y LAUNDRY a friendly advise: a
: wif UTO 5 iT. LADY evenings. tee. Ph. SERV- v adviser, contact
Enedon, dear" mother of max | teed, hipiet commision deme: Metarkan area or gest aoogty Biber rab same, wale caperaace WM. H Tats eSNG | Socaseatl: yee Sebeeten Arar.
furnish ission, demo. married : . .
a Setar cmermt gerses be M Teese tas ot os | Se rast sar mt. "Puls pat Gen" office’ bear. srenOnnA Pi _ KENI NEDY fen ssceraie oes Aerotred Knapp Shoes
ai Coats Risers, at pm mis Beata Chevrolet” dealers Pant ria be ween and 6p. : Midwest Emplo law | office. henty 903 askios: FLOOR LAYING. SANDING AND BILL & JOE'S LANDSCAPING Knane tahoe inn ie
ee ac! 7 q = * ‘4 PN ht nF * ry from
With Rev. Kenneth’ Hutchinson | 22348 Hodge. Pernvood Chevrolet. "$4 Chevrole to teach 2,08 406 PONTIAC st i yment SALE A eg ol ely EVENINGS m1 Mpdern sehen Gln een |e so jown wore. ae Arthut Sweet OR S-1560,
Fae Conrnent te White coln 1-186, Pesce te | Genie oe te a LTE BANK BLDG.| »,, SGIRLS feos | gl Taser “Oni co Li eeiNG FINE Cekciwe LD WAVE SPECIAL 06.50
iC IVE. i ADI ' . y's. eh
goa will lie in stats at the Coats | Ueatind’ Fesiamly oeanericed vortupity for right man, to seauire CURD OIL, sTO STONEYS DRIVE:| {a Ww" Rags gy yy HOUSE RATSING_BR a _ Pei
deik, APR a WO. Wanted. Preferably experienced | Ridgedale” Birmingh during his | DONS ea env tii iat Wo uapie. Birmiagbarn, . and coment wort. eg ecore | Fare, LAnpecarins | senyis ito WEDDING INVITATIONS. #7.56
=< ee oe | bos See ingate stance |i ect iene! | iar To-assis wormen og] WANTED seat alone | Tees rae bua ‘pe tern
er of : m lo’s AN . girl +| care of ¢ More B25. I
wee Gee Rygie) end wxe | ALL AROUN &| —telle’s._Leke Orion. _MY yon ask fort Cin “Caseviue 13 | bome on high = : JO8. FLEMING, FLOOR putes 4 maintenance. Pree er KNAPP SH
wes take Okkonen Mr. Obara| {0% custom PES =—s. < Hamrick. Pontiac Press. Sr ite | Temee wee oe OS et tee ing, sanding, finishin ss bah. mates_ve ft soa 8
johns Funeral Home vo the Opri pect +6141, =m cme ne Estate Salesman DISHWASHER 3500 Eisai STONEY'S DRIVE TR Ee oe be high school -grad- PLASTE nee re GRADING AND mb Yane & LEVELING. DAINTY. MAID FOR 30
eral Home, 13 = yt ISTAN1 CIVIL DE p grade man to and kite ig = Hizabeth Lake uate. Car %, hoe F AND PATCHING. Mrs. B
Chicago, Hl Se 350 Baltimore. “eclor Sal FENSE DI-| sales of W cash in on hen help. Full tim: : bot needed. Good| Ressonable rai NG. ne urnes FE
rvi | ary ran est Bloomfi ning e. =e - WOME starting tes. All work w NS | ON Mark
wenterday_ morning OO Bon a nfo ‘aid’g eaminisre: | ome, develope ae ee ia “Dusie" wey,| Etperienced” Teieobone ote fot atbanetmeat any past i Seb earned! Pe Teste Fe ilo et ib Mata
APRIL 26__ | ounty-wide Civil De- je i ent and sell re- | eee sUSete a the state. z experience helpful. Ex- “LOWE i sponsible for a:
May. 6530 Coolidge sss LENA ee Drosram Resaneive eapect | ors vl atenr ul for wleulare call jite = OLDER rostax “petal ed? a m8 rere | a raee 9 for the right MASON & CEMENT WORK FREE “gimbal LANDSCAPE | by any Cae any debts Comtracted
of Bert, ws 34; beloved wife | ‘stration ragga rere north of Maple Rd anedioven cin, Light bousekeeping re| | ee & Aste rom ce 5 Oe poe ee Weoser soon. “On 9002 | Ver contract No since too Siacae | ville ai er Markle ‘ha. ones:
gf Mra. “Eias ame; dear mother | Service activities. det Mee | SYEVAN REALT | DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY | ‘ Le | munity Nations! Baak Bidg | | NEW “HOMES BUIL ooh EM +™ oe an aban Tee
re em ool pipe pom ch Witttars tie _speskine bro hrear gender ve te N REALTY — - mareters. ee ae = -ES GIRL WANTED | sag also build additions and i | ROTO. Tl LLER | sponsible tor s y debt mot mt be re 7
elso survive. Funeral rotbers | sentis community groups es- Reve Ext. 10) most Ts to work in Detroit ‘or jewelry and rec a =| sarees mae | by Gay wear ton debts contracted
be held Saturday, April 30a" a Gatlane — . from | gut — Union Pa ag Whereagghec plant. mane experience peokareed dont. Instructi ‘ Landscaping and eardenine 2274 Sthiseicn tus Chinese Be
ecomas ies ata Rh st ‘Number 1, Lafayette Bt Ponties, SHINOLER WANTED. MUST BE oad) ongee boliday “pes, vece: manent “position. “insurance, all | ~A~~~ ~~ eee 1S [TIP TOP COMPANY. wo as _—
are E _&._ Ponti willing to join, OR e 1 A ANY AVE ae =
Sanne gwen, A, ome a ABSISTANT MANAGER FOR 18. | “inrm experienee fe coe | reste oem Bone, oes Sete wat tes be aee | Stee ne LONE REALTY © Toe Tobie Cotas taste FE | fy Seek g mah
: ‘ . Roy 2 bioc: - i 0. 174 em. pick thi
. Mra. Will 7 Tep.| gtere need appiy. Cail FE wast. Me dake wee general farm | of 14 Mile road ks south | one nis them by
soral Home. Dudley i. Moore ae aixou ne Soke ook Coot. ELDERLY WOMAN TODO Waitresses Work Wanted Male 10 \Sps 6 pm dally, Out — Risin, Lo Stein, 1h cleaned pg 6) ng
— NGLE : work and : BG. SN ane . Sia. ners. 18 Warren
Card of Than sae LOTS MaSTEE | rig om Miter Carson |7 COUNTER Sons cher 6:06 | Ccoupcere-notuommo senv.| faa tot tate Pooee Fe 1 MOVING, TRUCKING, CLEAN. ZiT ME MASSAGE YOUR 6
ARE | a : wma to | > hauied { articles OUR SORs
~ ee pe Shige ory AND WIDE SERVICE ORDER WRITER WANT. Bowe enes ime. Apply Muster Siccan crmospnere of punmare i) CARPENTRY Tuaenc 4eD ROGER A” AUTHIER. aie {ree FF. 21688. Sasteur. Gall mia'32 Perrier.
WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR Let ‘the lush ng Pontiac grow? | Sf, Seantiand experienced, bee on Bivé, Benmebon. unter | newest show spot. Good vay Me's | BLOCK LAYING BRIC yx masen contractor w hestes | gaa Le CARTAGE CO | —Poistment on oe ne oe OP
for the acts << appreciation seahera’ living. Join @ busy _ Mercury | Bales. 4 ow) Lineoln- EXPERIENCI ED - verren : __ment work. rE AND CE- te FH poe. moderniza- yt R. Smith, Mgr. FE REOPENING CHARM WOU =
ffice staff : Pike. - WOMAN FO 2rd E 4 OTT. _or EM _ A. terms. EM 3-4825 50 6401 W. Huron St. beauty °
sages of sympath: indness, mes-j with o! and earn | SALESMAN TO Ci ral and cooking R 7 rCARPENTFR W' 3-2450, Van or Moving Priscilla Bak
Send’ fracoay oe euaed Stee See ao wets ferme S| Rarceer 6 OE ge > caidres.| in wo honon seence ee wie STRUCTORAL STEEL TE EL! Asn iow reise ne fay “3a Nome Rd. a mothers
fore recent © parantenes t s during | waa: ised = See Sale Btudse 46's 20" daly, Ken- gatos pth na pol) Sonya OK- WOMAN SS eae Sta EE ; oa IRE SPADING & GAR- Fentals a ne AD some 2 tee CLEAN LEAN UP | PRIVATE DETECTIVES
ss of our dloved * the | BUSINESS MANAGER =) oe Seer ares. Li irmingham | store. Kee AGE BRANCH | _¢73 any outdoor work. FE | Stewart Bu r price first. | _exp. License-Bonded. MA 85-7861,
mother we Aled wt 3 ‘Rate clerk vee SOR . SALESMAN ployed. Mt Cisst Other hein em-| 20231. Mr Barber ‘vVieinity. FE Stave merr s ~ | _Nights, on tia OR 3-9031. BED DFORD MOVING are REDUCE Pret
| Anat caper the visiting purse | Photogra E DEPT. © eer nes — over 30 with ‘EXP GENERAL wy ___ | WANTED ceri modeling & sid’ INETS RE-| WELL DRILLING: Local & long dist: 2 sti vou overweight? Tired? Con-
‘at ——— and the priests Photographers se exp. ....... $500) tio een _ children. $35 per. w van 4 woman to ve ta rTAN ‘moter oa ine, D M. Wright. ing Co 20 years pul epee | BASEMENTS £5 STE FE_2-8787 pe sre our safe scientific
z ichael's, our friend: * : iN fen san =xXP. WAITRESS. = +-0265 children, 1 Ld ‘as Rd. FE 2-605a. . ver ash N ED “AND | th thod. tvidu: nutri-
¢ Body, neigh mae Bond E e ANT. MUST BE “NIGHTS JO ee Som INET MAKER AND CAR ih Beco es hauled. Also. all & | tional programs Call
American Cancer ... The | s3u; mploy ment jecpartences. Give quaification __ Spaghetti House. 1038 W. H pad +1468, and rie little aol me | ter Kitchens @ specialt PEN-| E. M PARKER & SON FLOOR _bauling, FE 3-7385 150 inds of SUPER STUFF 81 44131,
7 Puneral Home. relatives. The ss El ct t e| and wages expected. Write Pou- 7 EXPERIENCED | ae after_4 _2-2532 ; we| layin Weer go remaee “Pree ‘INCINERATORS Wesson. “That's ‘Fine-Foam for NOFPT
maliplad Lestainel Wagece BILLING CLER | Ses,_Bes_133. cooks. One ED SHORT ¢ ORDER woes FOR CLEANING iors: | CARPENTER AND CAB wet Pans On ome” Ca | =e ee cane en eee ee tery. Walters Ne
Night work. ” pues K | SWITCHMA time. MI 49090 one full) Co. y at 339 S. Paddock. Catsman oy rE. See Mur- | WE eerre eee Pe up. FE tons s No
\ ; 7 Good y a MAN, GIRL FOR sereld H > ALIZE | IN CEME UMP TRUCK SER WwW
Sage ed St Tia MA “SPaum | CHNERAL VARDMAS| Seyemtahesee ie wanna wage, tong |Get gr ome oe Se Metin, ites | beg SP Wid, Houschold Goods 27
CAB nin bl - = ‘ person. GF tf lease phone | NINE AE OP
x y Dear. you were on so. | Stadt" toa near Se TER, GT.R.R., JOHN Geni wens watiae Laundry, $40 ont 2041 n dom-Atawe Dorene EXPERIENCED FURNACE "| _tmall free “sstimate re ping 4 ANY KINDS. REAS CHEM FOR fare. 24, Einog or SED
st it's true though { ¢ paid insurance. and mileace SON AV 2 | ee cs WITCHBOARD AND. WID WHITE WOMAN 70 HELcp| [tees .s°™ ACE MAN $366, iG 3-4867. CASH FO
regia siversbereted se crv) Soie tba Bea tieges | 08 0s Aen Oe | eee Zi bee homewors and ce | GARDEN PL a Sum eee ee | Building Supplies 12A CARutbut badied” Top Sou scand. | FURN cr mo $e be
| 7 COUNTI o oe A ww field . 8 xy" = :
Your ‘loving | husband, canares (>t COUNTER MEW, T POLL TIME. till 12 p.m. Must have transpor- WAITRESS WANTED. oo RDEN Leeks ALL KINDS ; - rt end gravel. PE. 2-0003 FURN IT URE NEEDED
H y Hunter House | SEAT , GIRL urant. No Sunday or Ho HAN b Fae T Entire ° of
t's ears, April 26. 1980-1955. Bruce | foetal Lala ora cle SEAT COVER INSTALLER Boo | IRL FOR PERMANENT POSl _ Steg $0813. oF = soueas Rano, prooina » LOT, RAS 2 by 4’s, per Lineal ft rucks to Rent dollar. et0dd lots. Oat the
ix LOIN ie MEMORY OF ExaA | ; Must be experienced Apply wih “gure Must like to work, WHITE WOMAN rot. Breet re 31 4c, all lengths. TRUCKS TRACTORS Sale. Ph B. 5 Community
Hho _passed_auas | CARPENTERS Retece caly. Mart a 4 Be important: desire to wake lcerde bec, ce HAULING _ Poca. e LaNG Dis. A apecial this’ re on IPMENT Cer Us UY IF On”
con =] “zon ieee = a eekcsoee ma oe ‘Box 188. te Pontiac Press, eee house. 319 N.| tance. = buy pireck, to suit | 319, UNION ont aise and Uemp pillthos Stake | {oF you. OA con”
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Ge a. te russe vey to tel ‘Ten “irate gue per aie. | .orn So ee Good Home mont and. eet bovt otf to schools, mics 305m. * etGh TEES re AN “itis a. cofzer Or Pontiac Farm and rg Pe Pe ALL TYPES
ix Lovina y children. Mr. Barnett, 2008 Wood weeks, pleasant Psa manent 8¢ pleasant surroundings f exes aher_¢ s + wed ING. LICENSED =.= un, 10 till 2. Industrial T W A =
ORY 0: | _ward - | ation planned presen. Tiemced cook or expe- | WOM 3-288;_| Murray, PE 20657. | NATIVE ee al Tractor NTED F J
a who passed ee COOK. ORT ORDER __ es a Monderful reception c clos-| Fond of soled ponegwerset wort and ca LIGHT HOUSE. | GARDENER. LANDSCAPING OR CUT STONE. FIRE. 825 8. Woodward Co. if you have As URNITURE
Rie lonesome here without pos in — how. tt bee alas es own. transportation. ot pete SS aan sry eeigpiparesl td pees es et ‘ecu service, Prompt cour.
ee — | — MEAT Corre Re COUR-| {rev vou need g vou, Whatever | snd o——: ven ability wore WAITRESS, DAYS. MA Pe ee ene. = Business Services 13, (20#t HAULING & Movin ;_—_tegue_ssrviee end oe
\ — ‘ | Peabody’, e. References. Lola also HOUSEKEEPER f 3 wants truck - SS i eng
ay tigre creer Gua Geta ene meee | dae eae we |e cms pe age | Aang hg al |g DU ores ee
\ BY Loves Wertz a wife, ELDERLY OR YOUNG | HANDY Cad Detween 11 ‘end 3 dally, _ Write Press es tm. | - Pane EM 32000 wages. Coes ee eee GARDEN | On pent r work for lese money. | ie we PET __ 2 LSED ae p BUYER
\ 0 MEM Tow oon | Mandy berson Willing to wort | Lake. mo romme Bt 3 Walled HOUSEKEEPER WOTHERL WOMAN OVER 25 FOR CASHIE MARRIED MAN 2 | ice ee "| Sante work, woh ORL TPSE ONE banal
\ Me : OF, Wie | _ Commonwealth. otel. 2088 | T; Kish, MA _ 43204 — RLESS general office work ier AN 24 WANTS § JOB TREE SERVICE. REMOVA +8421 snytime =
\eag ®. wo at ener 3 | wealth. TERMINAL MANAGER DESIRED —— <— aa | oo Soe pos — ornings or evenings FE 5-1093. trimming. Get our bid. FE 2 T08. SUDDEN vice re rosters varess; Come) Sees
See Sti. Peri see Gee ae i es | ES Set rate PREG PR TA Op a vt ont se REPEAT SRSae'PS ve | PED, ,c1o, BEERS
in our bearts os we. - ae Wie ae Rae operations Bugle ful quaifeation ““HOUSEMOTHER Tess Vaten PLUMBING” WORK’ WANTED. Pm Sposa Sek ont peters: REDUCED RATES ee ee My ssi =
. e him : | tise Press Deeps oo rite Pon- Kee 3 We High school education. bie. FE 5-1016 A & B TRENC van to serve Wtd. Misceflaneo |
Mis\ acmecr is as Gear. —— . to 66. Apply. in person WINDOW WASHING & LAWN NCHING Moving "Ve Fe adsl you, Omi | us 23>
As {nthe hour = A v. TRAVEL U.S & 12 noon _ MOWING, FE 5-8293 Footing, weter the Fi ——- nana
i sit and) think of him Immediate Se es eaten. Bene Sue ee Pas _| WALLWASHING. Sone On: = avis " “~ O’DELL CARTAGE | er ay Nakao eee
eee Saleen! | FINANCE rey ey sera Ntiametig for che ageen shares, Mar Stenographers | #74 Se Sah aRS | “te tawee tow Onde, PE seni “phone PE bse os rs
ean call its own. | FINANCE weekly - Average r school aged child YEAR a ey WEIMAR MOVING aNd BGs PARTY WOULD -
y\, missed by mother, \ H onan ~ drawing guarantee per mo. be between @ and ren. Must 12 BOY WANTS. ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS age. R MOVING AND STOR- to buy good Chord ) LIK |
sd lr ‘Neer! CORPORATION | Batata Ste _fo home tushte "Pe ‘i.rea Fett Bont the Pane. eS | one en gery med ene ,Areats for seaahy frog FE Sas
\ ~ Will employ several Seeker mee eg te a ‘8 = Salary Rate $2613 oh cur store Seorral Prete S| tne se Stovwhere, ‘a
branch m men as Pri ely $m. ad . WHITE. NO 2 to $2873 Work Wanted F ce Suvply Co & | _ 58562 341 NI fee FE | WANTED TV AND
\ Flowers \2 cants aan ek pppoe Appli- Young M ; MI ays, room. $15. : GOS emale 11 rence 8t, a A Law- Pa Pe Ss ics euaipesen’ een SERV-
: = “ = aie “gy| APPLIANCE SERVICE
DAHLIA iene | OS Se oe es age, “with B25, = vetcrans AID. MUST BE FOND OF CHTT- T Pp I BABY, SITTING | WANTED BY ae PLIANCE SERVI ting & Decorating 20, M™* °° seed Ph OR ea
larze tamed a cure future with 5 id Loe rave not necessary worker. Cooking Y Sis Sylvan Village vena ot ourvies 68 makes of refriger 4&1 DECORA net
ane Gtedietes aan Oe rree comment Fo mad m7 oS the | tee carbines ps Pe eeetiy Lineral- yy Live ig. Couniry home 5 bee etd $3435. — tnd ae Wess & oe a cleaners. — vapering. Gn Money | Wanted __28A
wes. ied lect . se- F 2 ‘s. s. je F
rge dulds. $ cents, Top mort\ vaiary. pine cot slowance and ‘o- accsnsaty. See MY. &. Me Robin MIDDLEAGED Hee | S tary Rate $25 rd cleanine a PR 1-8223 Wasmine | squiboatne SeADe 7, PAINTING “AND DECORAT- ont af *
et dee cae omc dius cer dliowance and fpr | on Roosevelt Hotel, 10 a.m. tl IPDLEAGED UxExCuMBEReD | ©2!aTY Rate $2509 to $2769) coer SHES | BULLDGHING. GRADING, C4ND| 10, “aman terr¥p SORA | “tart. sorte th ik zRyATE
ume. Mardy carty Rowertg, ¢ |\ scare Cher beets Sees | a.m, Rurse in small convalescent hom URTAINS, REASONA BLE. SCOOMPTELD “WAL CLELRERG. rig Me Press
red. 61 dos. Fruit Kaylor lates || tod rere wet lan Anni savings | “Tune Rests ticle war men forsaiot «ays. Wa Teliet nurse | Excellent opvortunities for a¢- DA WORK OR oFri BEE, FICE: “Walls and windows, Rassonamle. | Wt a i EEE ane thers now a
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[poets ee Nu saa \ HOUS HOLD > gr 36. Our cane ohnad plncro a ot Bgl demy ig need apolv eS __ ing. PE 5-04 CE CLEAN- SIMNET igetion, FE 3-165] | riot 30 per cont disc. ies cas. WOULD y URE TO ‘BORROW $2500 a
7 mi. north’ of De etamors. | FINAN poltligeape UE and im- | MIDDLEAGED | we uaa DEPENDABLE. WOMEN YS wi a so aE eet cs) Eentes
a L ; INA CE ents in industrial, com LADY FOR LIGHT . baby sittin FE ? WANTS — repetres, C1 PANTNO PAPERMARGI iG. _Press x oe :
— DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS . CORPOR: ‘ — and agricultural an | nig od and companion. Live z s. 32-3640. new Also fireplace — built | borg removed Estimates. ‘IN Want
a ae: fe ATION | Bectes Gage Be mpeg (FEAT, SRREAMINO. ONAN APPLY EXPERIENCED, BARMAID WITH | ster, Sean, For je sipe ree: | COLORED VE anne teen erin |
ENG as w St. G WC i clean i ~ ae
i cigolert Deena, Frick toot! a |) eee peep Seal Sewing OF, ALTERATIONS, VE sey rE svt ee) Seer coer aeaee f eres oes :
se ICHAPERT FLOWERS perenne lap oe proven | POSITION OPEN FO! AD M +1961. e. MArket DRY WALL or apr sintenance. | Se@ifurn. apartment ‘Reply, box
= oe ve PLOY ve complete details in | enjoys sellin IR LADY WHO Monday, May 2, 1955 Y WALL BY MACHINE FREE =x wisnced. dav or night. | 2. Posting Pres Reply box
: FE-33 wats bet Ba Box 100. — . portensed ant y. at 9 am, 7s peta mia | UAT tall be “Suet oe a aie —_ neds i {BEDROOM run i NISHED HOME :
4 » : ee eee uren : TH. bt et as ———— TER about 880.
Feneral Directors 4) NEEDED SSTFyaee MRI MOE AM, Roa gh, waa Fon , GIMEOGRAPHINO TYPING EC. TE s-00nt “FET Sovz veo Lasts, RIOR TRTERIGR Pa | PE a eer con
casas 8 ce. hom care 3 - : _ PE 8-062 FE 53-0023, Leo Lustig | . FE 5-260, _ (3 BEDROO ==
a ape wages. _ 3320 Rochester and good | _Aboly 63 Prall small children. AT RELIABLE, GIRL WISHES BABY- EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE Hall’s Wall Washin Gap oy Ee hE
‘Maeve Homes PE 120) 2 WANTED, Ee es ees | MIDDISAGTD WOMAN TO CARE * days. Call PE_5-1367. ater os chews A Painting. R bie. PE ze a ae oes
COATS FUN: — Jo Orchard Lake. Don's Bar f home and answer busine ___.| Electri ae radius ‘of Detroit. Kenwood 22501
7 E Journeyme _ Shop. ber | phone. 88 WASHINGS AND IR ectric— < _or Kenw 2-2507
. Complete facilities. OR #7757 heymen = a wages PE 24 ait? dome then Oskiand County Personnel Divi. AMMRGe AND TRORINOS DORE) Tay be: eb Cleaned! So Sceszactt, wesrenretins. ‘aone oo mes
- Waterford Twp. ANTED: RELIABLE WHITE _ | -Buildine No . a County Office | WOULD LIKE KITCHEN charge: oneal ae sults no | your budget. and yet able to fit| in Pontiac, Reasonab!
= ao Wenacat 8sER ces for a NIGHT CLERK stay aitacoesad dol strane Ms Pontiac. Michi it atareiee Street. Pa i i a NO ronay Rote cost. eallv treae st no «=6OFE +146. (Inside preferred.) dren. FE 53-4657. je rent. Chil-
Hom 883 ' . ; 5 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 48680, . Tatsy “AFTER 430, Roto-Re Sew PAPERHANGIN OFFICE SPACE OR 8
SPARKS-GRIFFIN CH. _ Must be steady and reliable, No SALES! = ewer Cleaners _ plaster GPRINTING | store or shop pear city SMALL
Thoughtful APEL . transcript. Room o | SALESLADIES FOR WASHING? PE 8 repair PE 17-0932. near city bus. Ca’
V — Fe2s) Foundry Maintenance in person after ¢ oreferred “noo experience. G cqMtnt have. qualted waannaa root ore ie S25. | “pairing. & MOTOR SERVICE RE- Pine PE eae PE Ean Stale SALESMAN BEING’ TR ~
oorh - "RUBCRIN HOTEL aglig hl gi AaniNGs AD IRONING Sounding i Pike. PAINTING eave A Ges
ees- 1p a2 - . o Heations at L ae ap- | WOMAN TO LOOK ckup ana deliver. OR 34455 Caan iasaeae aC | yy oie wee room «nfura heme th or 3 bed-
“1 t WTD.. uron Shop, Tel- | _ durin AFTER CHILD | WH a ., LAWN MOWERS H aoe e Cc White Oa 8 the cit me ih or out of
FUNERAL HOME Millwrights’ ee it Ee oe aang FE 3-216, we PUADY WANTS. HOUSE. sams. ete ns Mkoos Mears | 2 301 or OR) lac “Press Bor 6
Asshetenes Garvies. Fane or later F | Bess. Central Lincoln - eeesy | - outa ce enriamerea. aaa ferences, FE ¢-1820. ft ee ore 58 we rer PAINT ING WANTED BOARD AND ROOM | |
Fa ses i | ae ae 7 SC eto fice ceepe piace TERRI ON eia aida eee a
Electricians lon Sern Por = tn restaurant or babysitting. FE PLUMBING AND HEATING merit OL Sie oe tion. W boy during sammer vace- . :
elp Wanted Female 7 wrest call Sd “P Buildin banger 0 Be FE Se oh Painting & Wall Washin; ETI neo ae uae
The Pontiac Press and AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR NEE Sosiyn. Days. LUNCH, 48 | Awe g Service 12) "tne Dene pecunae ET ee mate FE 82 pam. = ed ‘oan a mene nee
FOR WANT ADS | cleaning laundry. Steady. 3 NEEDS WEEKEND as Pon even | ker tn AE mee <:” eeieenbeni Reas. EM _ wall ann Pa be AINTING. ished, ‘pear transportation. Phone
: ; Seeded ait ME eae | DAYOAN WIGHT BH ton Plains. Sit Dini Hwy., Dray- Rough and insh EM 3-001, | PRICES TRENCHINO SER MH PAINTING Perenina— | WANTED TO RENTS OR 6
D Machine Reps L Day AN AITRESSES. | Warti A-1 CEMEN ; : f eid tile VICE,| ___Mason Thom RING ANTED TO RENTS OR 6
IAL FE 2-8181 pairmen ao \ AVAILA NIGHT sHIFTs | WAITRESS FOR : T WORK : and water ompson FE 4-8364 rnished modern
: acs oie awe. experienced in petOET WORK. LLOYD MONROE ines. septic. tasks installed. FE. ne WALL WASHING. WIN- _Call_ after 3pm. FE 2 oa :
y a a STENOGRAPHERS. A 7 IN uire after 6. Puffs Midget Bi > : PLASTERING, WA PE §-5136:- ‘wrp LARGE LAKEFRONT COT-
trom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. APPLY we nn, SECRETARIES ERS AND APPLY IN PERSON | Dusit Het ar. __ FE 4-6866__ ee AND REPAIR Eufrat "Bol evo ‘PAINTING. Madera facilities Goo at Datel
«s euce. aont If you have children your baby 9 A.M. to 3 P.M At LICENSED i | — . ¢ Preah ondale. PE | Cull Towns-nd |, Good swimming. =
asi a = | your fe ages are deductable from | : Wanted: Dis! ___ SP 24855. ° __Don Meyers. EM 3.0103. WORK. WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING. Wane: 2 BEDROOM —
as cnvahes s0 reapee PONTIA << a pty TE : | 2 Dishwasher | “oak ene, tntes tens TREE TRIMMING. REMOVAL. Detating. OR 33204 ot _OR po, 2 Maw case |
— ety tes errors other . Lé C : yping and some shorthand A you the 1 equipped to give then taming FE +6: 4 bath Lae PAPERHANGING YOUNG TEACH] R_3-8372, : |
=a cancel te charges — Somplometer. pores | WOODWARD AT S*TARE LE. RD poly ip person _ty. FE ¢-n604. price and qual | — TRIMMINO AND NI ND. REMOV. pho Ee ee ee sire 3 bedroom opt vor hot, |
that i : see B : ‘ Does : b TTE = Free ‘Urn. : use,
ft ovation = MOTOR Bookkeeper ute dealer. exp-$335- WOMAN. HOUSE CLEANING HOTEL W _ | “tandine “ane” finishing. Ree. ot 24010 FE| ~ Physiothera {2 mile radius ftom Birmingham. |
a} which bas een COT oe incince $244 cauae 6 EANIN =p | BL WALDRON sanding | and finishing. Rea- Sewell awnniowers Loapslpconivtcian a 1A aes 4, Pontiac Press irmingham.
rende value! assistant trainees .... -* morning eek. See ed a fat ee |
the error, When Poster DIV . _ a ere eine $328 Wine te ae : t MY —§-# € BULDERS | pAceurately sharpened, werisn Pecorggyredien E& THE PY. OUNG COUPLE. WIFE EXPECT.
fc jour "Ei oumber.” = '| Part se REE Derr. OY oa itresses—Car Girls iterations, porches, dormers at: SkWs, PRECBION MACH FILED | SEE oie Bm pe ee immediately. Cal
. e office : time. : n weer, 2 N —\ 3.7396.
: anemone will be Emp! O Variety oft offieg ee) my conditions,” Apply in ey Wanted 8 wank =o eee DLW, Pitsester “Pe eer i =. ee Service \22) Share Living Quarters 30 ~
. oyment Office | BOND EMPLOYME fl > COUPLE, ~~ AND MACHINE _ nnn ee | OO ers
_ cng ee yn ffice BOND” EMPLOYMENT ._EL-MAR DRIVE IN | $8,908 cook. Ms HOUSEREEP- Residential or commercial. FE sea 375 <5 | 1 COPENRAVER'S RADIO & | ar pg prcign
ents containing type sizes GLENW : S3%_uren je Hwy. at Gil 2 sheep. Age li . = i poem. juron Wight ve in my hom OVER TO
larger than regular OOD AVE. - CURB i WANTED wee _Lake Rd. ver| All convenience co Him oes Eg ; calls, FE 4- penses @ and share ex-
type ts os fee a Sowriac, wom] aut IRE WANTED, 28 W. _ erences, OL. aos, SO Ref and Stace een ieued cat cleaning, | DAY OR NIGHT pogoes. Call, between 13 neon
¥ previous to VO} ; COUPLE BRICK, oe led new Also - FE a
‘publication. a N TO Live IN, BLOCK AND cement | fepaited ot new. ™” sense Wtd.
‘ - : i own [hogy work, Also ’ brick work. FE All kinds ca Transportatio
Transient Want Ads AN TO HAND plete ants ron Soom sak beth. Wem. Seen ee tee ae Gaaranesee 5-3701, GUARANTEED TV RE idee Nivea acbmoiecd tls
be cance to 9:30 a.m, Must be sober and want s RS. | Can Mrs Margaret fH ES Se et ES Pe Bee Dr T MAKE ED Ty REPAIR ANY \ LADY WANTs ae Paau
the day of publication after = sary. lee tines tas eal ohn S Co man to nave caf, Shildren. Preter | BARBER ASPHALT PAVINO CO ssmaking, , Tailoring 16 16 ‘ADIO & TV, 127 8. PARKE 8T, } Sguirrel and 8 Blvd. to Pouisc,
many Naame va} QUPETVISOT | Sra ree a ee, for | a ak EE PTERO ID: |onmmeating, ee or ann | ~e2enter Service 224, ios oe on” 78 |
WANT RA 58. _erences reauired Mayfair 6-6815.} ane jets pny qpeee and see: | SST: OR. 3-0098. Wd. C = :
a 7 15. Fr me quaranteed. TERS td.
' \ Day 3 Deve ¢ Dese F | oa Mur ber vent -appestiog of Collections a i: < Free esti ‘ on ail fobs. FE| Furniture Refinishing 16A os ANT ADDING MA | oon acre atracts, Migs: 32
1.28 3.60 reference. pay employed large real es- BULLDOZING. THEO _— hetiiietdeoatdeld eneral and Offic i UICK AND COURTEO
@ 160 8 3.12 Rea ie” , Salary Range poe llmoom gael live on premises: oe ee ee shar, a REPAIRING Co., i" ; eae an agree ais efty or euburbes a
: EXPERIENCED — FARM WANDS ° foot health: white: permanent: | Conc : ciaty PE 30102, Pe 61 Pr (PEWRITERS RENTED gy Eg Fee
$ ‘ARM $4,200 to $4,800 ve car, bets Gates ren. Must CONCRETE BROKEN BY HOUR : . _ Mitchell's w see! 1.8651 Toes eal Estate =
month. Meadowbrook month, plus . Salary $300 | oF Job. Free estimates uR| Garden Plowin D uburn Rd., near
8 meals served hotel- 0, FE Se | e 16B __ Upholsttering a ca
° served betel: | CANENETS DRAwSas | DOORS. oaracnes “ 23| TO Oxi THE M MOST FOR YOUR
a MANURE. 1 , PLOW. feng cqutrect Healer
&. Boone FE 24316" "tures ‘
Hi dalladel WE ARE BUYING BR Pa .
arden ea TRACTOR now for the. a) bish 2 4
itwn plowing and fer ot v @ A de
Geet !
5mm Pe rire Lapeer Rd. a Nicos & Harger Co.
GA Nn re te | ;
peer ‘OPER ATOR arr? “pee LOST SIAMESE CAT. _ $200,000
._ 315 E. Wilson... § bv cot-| We have
_Baverieneed, 7m oem, —o a ee conttecte. "tt, ood
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, PRIDAY.-A APRIT. 29, 1955
MAHAN
home
K. L.
2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE Templeton, Realtor
tT meen See are anted Real Estate
WANTED LISTINGS. LAND CON-
ts. Construction. 5% MORTGAGES
ig ay ye “B.D. CHARLES
LOLOL OAL
tracts. Bob Chapin
FE 54-3479 FE 8-1131,
MAHAN “HAS BUYERS
rou ISN’T 1T LOGICAL?
ft vy tive => the Watexeees Dray-
tno. Clarkston or surrounding
lake areas. to list vour preperty
with « firm ‘het concentrates on
ceiling exclusively in
8.0163
YOU WANT ACTION oo eat eB woty —
handle i details for
end closing. a us today to
-To Sell-To Trade
a IT- WE'LL INSURE [T
MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS ee,
rod BP TRAB ET IE SSS
in. Gentlemen. FE 5-1690 ALTY CO.. REALTORS Pe dhe wien ceviche Mal 4
Onenaraten Real — Exchange 2 trange bath. eniva ore EN:
wis Ww Buren Ph. FE. 20263 oe Rd: after 4 on. PE
ASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. | =SS"). a
cee Peech 460 Dixie Hwy. | 9 ROOM APT.. LETELY
3-1355. turn. oe cee a8
~ . Near 8 3219.
FAST ACTION! Call after 8:30 p
tf vou heave the contract-we 3 ROOMS AT 1% GLARE AND 105 bare — af mone Clark Center. $15
Rea. state one S het ae v2 ae 7
’ Ass for Mr Clark 2 ROO heyy FURN.
2 $1725 DISCOUNT 2? ROOMS AND BATH ON
$5225 to handle pays north of Oxford. FE 5-815 monthly at 6 per cent interest. |.2° AND 3 ROOMS FURNISHED. 1
Secured by modern home and child welcome. References 244.
beautiful 100 ft. lot west of Pon-, State St tia i
af D RILEY BROKER eee . APPLY 20 ) RUS |
FE 41157 or FE 7 sara |? “ROOM CABIN V SL.
IMMEDIATE CASH a Yo rator. Cit : ;
land contract er equity im your _Haros ‘Trailer Park v=
For Rent Rooms
aT aT, BUS 8 STOP, ba LARGE FRONT
BUSINESS Gi or SRLS Th 1 SHARE A
in beds. Boge
turn. Kitenes facilities. min.
Call FE w wntown. _ 2301.
BUS 18 STOP wenivATE E ENTRANCE, 499 W. Huron.
aaa tes ae FOR __man, near P.O FE 46-8768.
CLEAN SLEEPING
|PRONT SLEEPING
men. Private caacense
bath. PE 2-2416.
|CLEAN COMFORTABLE ROOM. handy 54785.
CLEAN ROOM. PRIVATE Batu. men only. 68 Willard. FE 54-8367.
GIRL. PRIVATE ENTRANCE Kitchen privileges. FE 4-3847.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Toptewe. Middleaged men.e 102
more.
private pi rty.
bath. FE D1he8. Lights, ‘water,
MODERN CABIN. COMPLETELY
furnished: children welcome.
i Hollow Motel, 3490 Dixie
w = “GOVERNMENT TRAILER.
FE 4-907.
SMALL. CLEAN 2 ‘ROOMS. . SUTT-
able for middleaged lady or man
Vicinity of Wisner School. 60.00
_per week. FE 5-8881.
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 PR PRP LALA NLL L NL ALLL LOLS AA ALO
mores AND BATH.
water, 447 Au
LARGE Heat, lights.
burn.
3 7 BEDROOM * UPPER, NEAR iy
Zhe 2% ROOMS. $60 rae — pose Rd. Aubu: oun
Bt) 4 [NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS $10 GREEN LAKE OFFICE > ROOM. PRIVATE | ENTRANCE. | RED OREEN JARE) |. | _dath. 268 N. Johnson WITH BATH "18 AND UP
‘ Cottace, hemes and estates 7 ROOMS eesren YER as | meer SRE MONEY
> son ane ee _sponsible couple. 124 Norton. _ VE 8126
1% COMME! RD EM 3-4412|3 ROOMS @ BATH WEST SIDE. HURON HOTEL.“CLEAN MODERN WOodward “7744 Rines here _No_ children. FE_ 2 1005. _ rooms by day or wk. 45 W.
? HETIRDR BARTER ROOMS, UTILITIES FURN. i309 | Huron St. Ph. PE 26266
e i a otc yt. I See vet ; :
? EO ATE 3 ROOMS. MODERN REDECOR- | Rent Stores ~
| MOPLatean 53081 Bist “have good reference ‘and | 1000 TO 3750 8Q FT. RETAIL O |
Wanted “Hones Fare | S36 ctieeet hPee| cee tare ee aie Si Wes ent call OR io X 50. THQUIRE “300 -VOORHEIS Land Contracts , “Rd, FE 20281. AUL M JONES REAL EST. COMPLETELY EQUIPPED RES- i W_ Buren FE +3805 Png igs “he wee NEAR | taurant, 36 § ae 35-0363.
own town. | + |
_ COMPLETE - fé roe APT. ene wane | for § r Sale ale Houses 43
"Real Estate Service Se in PS. OFF AIRPORT RD
« "ROOM “AND BATH . CHILD VACANT Move right in were |
Want to trade rour ate
pool We buy.
portation. $135
including garage. S76 Bloomfield
Cl. MI 46002
4 ROOMS AND BATH. CLOSE IN.
i | soo dae proper’ teens N wi decorated E 35-5432.
tro to. ‘Pontiac We bul ¢ ROOMS BATH, COUPLE ONLY 5
Tia" end wincut ake fremtage or) Private entrance, 76 Henderoo 4 ROOM API Saivace buikiers:" acreage available Ass tensa | Uetities fur’ Inguire ae
or wil! sub-d)-
any commercial
Brovertien wavahante
Sylvan Realty 2383 «Orchard Lk, Rd. on Steed White Lake d Davisburg
4 ROOM UNF. APT APPLY AT)
142 Oakland :
$ ROOM MODERN APT. HEAT
furn, Upper In Indian Village
PE ¢2434
5 Ra, UPPER DUPLEX “FOR |
trance. | or Crooks
R4., south off Auburn. FE 1.6205. | NICE BOOM FOR } OR 2G
T ROOMS PRIVATE BATH AND | ice gooM AND GARAGE @. ferred. Rent includes te Fat Gentleman __FE 21465. _ water 4 ROOM WITH BATH, bet S846 r 37437. z
4 ROOMS. | B Mi. ROOM FOR 2? BUDDIES. WOULD
floor. 2 private entrances. All consider board Loca ted “072, E.
utilities, jeely furn. Prefer | Pike. FE 2-6272
adults. 62 Ruth. REFINED MIDDLEAGED EM- 4 ROOM UNIT OF A 2 FAMILY | ployed lady who weuld appreci-
house Modern $45. Phone Mil- | ate home comfort with kitchen
ford. MU 7. i privileges in widow's home.
|4 ROOM FURNISHED WITH PRI- | 5634 after 5
_ yate bath Keego Harbor. Adults. gLEEPING ROOM FOR | MIDDLE |
2363 Hester or Phone E age man, women or cow = core |
4-4618 Le - ad lake prteReger: 34120)
APARTMENT FOR RENT r OR 3-412 = Adults only Erb Apartments. | 31 ieee Sra MEN ONLY.
_Cal_ FE 522030 Cs Hot water, double, single. 64;
APT. FOR WOMEN. CHILDREN ne St allowed, FE 5-6340. SLEEPING ROOM FOR GENTLE-
‘ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE 3 ROOMS | man. 100 Florence. PE 54807. _ & bath. re Lake, FE 4-3368.| SLEEPING ROOM WN PON-
FORNEHED 3 ROOM APT. WITH | _tiac Motor. FE 47922.
private bath and entrance. Cou- | SLEEPING ROOM. PRIVATE EN- _ ple only, 3630 Joslyn Rd. _ trance. Close in. 165 8. rke.
LAKE. ORION APT. FOR WORK-| SLEEPING ROOM. MEN. PRI- ™ couple of elderly person. MY vate entrance. 174 State.
+1011 z iG R FOR 2 BUD- HOUSETRAILER FOR RENT OR | dies, twin beds. FE 2-527. 100 N.
SLEEPING ROOM WITH
en privileges —emaneet
_oF cou! FE
Downe. E 4-832 |
6 ROOM FOR LADY est aid tide, Po FE 40415.
ROOM IN home.
bus. ate “Oliver. Motor and
—— AND Reser = MEN.
to and plant.
os tive Real Estat 2 hts. oe mvs lb bund lee | i ROOM UNFURN. 87
FE 2- 3 raters are PT. Consist. sow OH wext DOOR 10 BRANCR fede inree living oo room 1 large Post beast og tile peer and bath, Hot ‘ASH FOR HOUs water furn, Ready to move
will selj your house or farm to responsible tenant. rE.
oy do i ad Hits (a es ver tr eaek. v buy | 3 ROOM AND peor APARTMENT
ONE 41157 = ae ges ly le auiliticn | with
3 ROOM aes UNFUR- $200,000 | mished. Utilities furnished. 160
‘have a burer with $200.00 t¢ Auburn Ave. See Mr. Prye, Apt. | buy land contracts a good | _102_ : - apartment or commercial tnvest- | 3 Leg nace LOWER DUPLEX
ment. War) E. Partridge Real- tn rmingham. Convenient
ter © W. Huron &t.. FE 2-6316. atores and trans:
e|
|
men, Bed patients preferred.
Rates eceotar to pa it.
N. Telegraph.
in | PRIVATE BOARDING a HOME ¥¢ oR
deriy ledy, Adults,
AND BOARD a8 LARGE
. Near Pon- | soon
lovely suburban hom
Hotei Rooms RRL LOL
464 Auburn ss Ph. «OPE
Room by Day or Week _
Cooking and refrigeration unit
Also 1 or 2 room Apartments.
HOTEL ROOSEVELT
attractive 5 room modern ee | 1
lov excellent condition
garage. you will os delighted
when you see this lovely home
$11. 900.
SUBURBAN
Located fn a district of mice ranch |
tanch homes. Well worth theprice
6 room moder ranch home, bullt
eniv 3 vears. 2 car garaece extra
large lot. We have the.keys, will
show af vour convenience. Would
like $3,000 down mo. ir
transferred 37
ROOM. _LA- | dies. 367 N Saginaw. FE 2-0709. |
Shower ;
lady |
SLEEPING* ROOM FOR . MEN
PE 4-6324.
= | CUBAN PRIVATE
_ Rooms With Board 38
624
_ Market
ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIMATE « home to Fishers 4» Pon- tie ogg 105 Home. &., FE
__5-9088
Convalescent Homes 38A
a CARE POR
HOTEL AUBURIN 2-909
~| Donelson Park ‘tr SLICE OF HAM
For Sale Houses 43 ieee icici tet atti
-ANNETT. >OFFERS
Oxiord Income
2 family income in excellent. condition rooms and bath |
and Dis
for ase
ment “nat heat eas —
wal
*. Corner jot: 6$x2)1
new well bu 3 ear ce- it
ment block garage. 613.500. |.
terms.
Indian Village
2 bedroom bungalow in ea-
cellent condition. living mo |
dining room in etched weod.
od kitchen, tile bath.
basement. off heat.
recreation
tile f£ automatic water
beater. Venetian blinds
awnings. i', car garage.
$13.650. $2500 dows.
Lake Privileges
Modern ranch home with
country living built im 1062
Living room
piace,
kitchen,
ip electric rang
tile bath automatic oil nace aluminum storms
screens,
@arage. 615.500. terms.
Ottawa Hills
“Lovely white Cape Cod first filme offered for — Car-
peted living room with fire-
place, dining room, powder
fur-
car
rooms and tile bath up.
Basement, shower, new oil
AC unit. Attached combina-
won recoreation room and
2 car >
Jr. High, garage.
Beautiful 7 room modern
Cape Cod carpeted through-
out Living room 14x18,
natural fireplace, dining
room, 4 bedrooms and bath.
rooms, 2 car plastered ga-
rage, aluminum storms and
screens. S3x172, lake
privileges. Only $23,900,
terms.
/ 15 Acres—Rochester Lovely 7 room nl bath brick,
pquitry
a berries,
d frontage. 000,
Hoch)
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS
(2 Huron FEdera!l 3-7183
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4
New Ranch Homes
frame rao exteriors with
oe ? ey | AKER bat “S “SUN, 9 1 ® "TO os 5 ROOM “FIRST ~ FLOOR NO | Here's a large home. which gives
ehiid-en under 16. FE 46458 | you on first floor 6 rooms & bath,
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE | APT FOR R COLORED. 169 BON- 5 & bath on 2nd fleor 3 & bath
monn Mek waitin, | dale 8t. cs sul as ce for eer
a 7A wice enou income ™m
F. McKINNE BLOCMyTaLS DC TERRACE arr your’ monthly payments. Would
Office S60 Commerce RE a ceerecratee rt $85 mo. | lke about $4000 down Po Pontiac EM 3-$311 ei Pe 8332). UNiv 18798 May ih Te phat LAaGE % ROOM ath, J h Fe R Beg apartment in - res nats | osep eiSz
= . men’ THE TIME IS RIPE | land’ ave. “tnctuges a f alte ee Sew We gue experiencing - large de. | ce nt Co-operative Real Estate Excbang’ mand now for lake property. et- LEY, BROKE a
ther —— lots oF homes. We . gre a BORER OPEN “vers for Your orop- . erty Vs wir us tow tf v0 Sat. & Sun. 2 to 6
want to sell. DEL-RIO APTS By owner, Modern 2. bedroom 28] OAKLAND ome 5548 ey ss Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | 3 rooms and bath. Stove. & util: ee ie ny Ey block from
TT ON. = St. FE, 5-8165 _ ties furn —_ evenings ‘ti) 8:30 UNION CT. APTS ' 2g od and beth. Aduits only. Out of the Ordinary ! ee oa ae ! EAUTIFUL RANCH HOME
HOS) WANE I. "K. ee TEMPS? TEAD i Ideaily located pga —
rms, business and co ciel | i ' Par ‘ation Tame an erogeriee é aa 102 E Huron PE 4-8284 ledgerock ra ranch bungalow on
oy Knaul, Realtor | Menaeeme Sedgerect: fires i ses Furnished place in 23 W_ Huron FE 2-742) Rent Houses Fur lished 35 the spacious carpeted living reom.
/ Dinin 28 also ca SOLD OUT ae on ao, PueriaeD fe streamlined kitchen” with SUL | Electric pump & stove. outside | bresxtast space. A quality home We have sold, 20 houses in eal — Drsapacl - sed Lee built 1951 modern designing a ° the past 20 ave “ Netghborhood of TB Sanatorium ea hout ooeey casnescas.” ou
roject housing included) | Pt FE 3-4954 1 child _weicome heat, Db! garage, plastered. Lake
ave numerous prospects | FURNISHED ROUSE 5 ACRES and park veal _ $34,000, we
: 7: “waiting “WW Duy “Bit types tand -——-Chittren ~ Catt --can arrange terms oon j : and price properties. | Romeo, PLateau 22-2360, .
Le: us ‘sell your property Torte § “ROOM CAINS REDEC- What a View!
for you- TODAY. We are | _orated. 3483 Dodd Ct, FE 4-203). uoper straits Lake—lakefront fam- cet nee ie oe oe. dare peed. of apy sing . | WILL RENT 2 1 _2 BEDROOM FURN. | uy. es _Hving room.
ef property to seil. “home in Kee; rbor to respon-/ with adjoining 30 ft. glassed porch i —_ ons or care “i smal) Large modern kitchen very
> 2. oT oe ; hit easonable = ren must
NICHOLIE & HARGIR- have reterences. FE 54001 after: a5 bedroom. 3 bedrooms up (mas: 33 WW. OMuron 8t. FE 5-8183 eae | tet room !s 14x20). Ol! heat
en : se full ayaa vert Garage. Pry pos
P Io! nicely SCA * i"
Pe... ens | __Rent Houses Unfurn, wll ernie
| gaacodgeh for suburbah or farms,
for incomes large down 3 BEDRM HOME. ROCHESTER. permens iets aree vio | _Modern. OL 6-1431. nate U
equity. Trades mace to satis: 3} ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE
So ie otign only. Inquire REALTOR Vb. 22-0474).
S = | iD 1 = §3 N. Telegraph Open Evenings
DORRIS & SON | ¢ ROOMS BATH STOVES. | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange ig CO-OP MEMBERS, bop baat 20 ry Walled Lake. | ———* —
Ww. wp PE +1557 4-2237. 5 ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. Ci CHIL-
, _ Gren Welcome. OR 3-161 . :
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY. } HOME,
down, Tand beth eth 2 fire wy s large screened se porch, near schoo pols is; Ottawa Hills %, 8. 8780 Wise | Bungalow type of home with 5 7 Warr casny ow emule EM 34001. rms. and bath on lst fir. and ‘ot wo) will all voor “RANCH. ON 2 rms. on the 2nd fir. Large - ee ares homes farms acre with lake privileges. Auto. living rm. wi! replace. . er lead Guta Burers waiting, | heat and hot water sisoe" dis- heat. Nicely landscaped yard tHe salesmen to serve sal, pe ref. ets will Priced rig .
hee an homest convaisa! call | na 00 per soi a ae 4 _— . bday Ew BEDR Elizabeth Lake Estates
4 & Uniog i .. rua pciicges, sico 42 rm. and bath home without ll Y it, VErmont 7-550 | basement. Quite new and in
usse Se a wane RE Sa i ‘eRse ‘or i hes Lake $100 6 month PE 45000. — oe
Shen” teen har Sun “tl S ONION LAKE YEAR AROUND i Motorway Drive bedroom apt in ranch style am Brick front ¢ and . : bullding. All large rooms, siso =e w cigs that ‘are tant
| RELIABLE RECIPE) s0t,twrnied Adal. 1661, Play- Play- | Seaped. Alng @ nood eurnee for solving everyday pro- | _porite TB Se . Se eal WM. H. KNUDSEN ‘ sell, rent, hire, phone FE WALLED LAKE BEDRMS. :
181 A fore or unfurn 5 2. Dr. 810 Bidg.
* : 7S Th Mo. 116. Phone Eve FE 2-3288
Li # : é
a garages. iving
pesca with fre lace. new
type kitchen wi Formica
counters and island divider.
to breakfast area, 3 extra
size bedrooms and I's tiled
baths. Oak floors and pias-
tered walle Large ight
basement for recreation
Lots average 102200. Priced
to sell or will duplicate or
build plan of your choice on
your We arrange ail
details and necessary fi-
nancing.
Lake Front Home
An exceptionally well built
and ih
house in shaded area. 2
ear garage. Owner moving
out of state.
Suburban Vacant
Brand new west ee
a
hele ise
and view and close
to sand beach.
Bungalow with 5 extra siz
~ OMS “ana glisied po
‘O11 heat. Pa $13, 300,
terms. .
Bungalow—$1200 Dn. This one ts realy nice ip-
side and ~~. > aihenen, f
heat.
JOHN
KINZLER »:
If no answer, 20820
Co-operative “Real Estate Exchange
JOBLYN AREA
—_ G. te resale ge Bn
owe. “nat water. Pw ear
in’ good corner ef
NEAR WISNER
Nice fs the word for
Tt
heat and hot A
ree
IRWI & ROSA
living Foam. dia Ls ae gee
heater |
‘
Situated on
Washington >
t PE 49584 | you will really For Sale Houses 43
A HOME OF
OWN YOUR
| West side
Near General Hospita)
stairs comple’ —
gas heat, 50x150 lot. Double ge
rage. Best terms available.
Bloomfield Highlands
gas heat.
Possession $4,000 down.
New
Drayton Plains They're beautiful frame homes a large lotsa
=— $8,500 with low down pay
L3O « three bedroom
beers ben large we priced $16,-
$00 with reasonable down Bl soa
Don't we =p — the
Immediate clos! eat!
last long
possession,
GMT Vicinity Six room frame
basement, ONLY 96,625, terms
Auburn Heights
LAND CONTRACTS
& HARGER CO. Down-
made over and
it. Fireplace,
Wonderfully conditioned 7'; room
brick and frame home. Fireplace,
double garage —quick
Two 2}bedroom
._ 3 bedrooms, full
4% room, 2 bedrooms, bee
large jot garage, $5,950,
down. :
WE BUY & SELL
NICHOLIE Open 8:30 8:30
33 W. Huron 8&t. i PE 5-6182 Fer Sele House 43 For Sale Houses _ 43
iy
'
hm
sion
comfo’ ving. Has ful
basement with lovely poll
reation
oil heat. Large-85' lot nicely
landscaped aa-
screens
fine Pha wo eal our of-
fice for further details.
DON'T MISS -Seeing this =
floors
at $8000. Reasonable terms.
RAY O’NEIL., es
73 W Huron Oven Phone FE +7103 or FE. sores
Co-cverative Real Estate Exchange
CHARLES |«
HER: ee oe
3 “bedroom with on
base
Jot in ment and’ farage on ‘weeds: ;
Only $11.500 with about $2,000
_— FHA easy terms. and-
ped lot: fenced rear yard act
tua Call tight away.
JUST IMAGINE the pleasure of itv. : ing in a 32 ft g living room'
ee big Scans in this 6 room |
home for $13,750. in Maceday Gar-
dens.
| BRICK § ROOM TERRACE $6.500 .
Gas furnace screened porch. It's
* ™ be
in ‘40
oat out. $10, 150. fel
to the seller. Less
than $2,000 down.
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor
FE 4-0521
pucenens Meet mae ST ee 1111 § Telegraph Rd Open Eves Co-operative Ter Estate Exchange
# | What Is Your
Problem? tM you are looking for a home
: we have
er Romes be Uke may be what vou
wa
One 2? vear 2 room modern
hom. near Dodge Park with Cass
Lake privileges can be yours for
$1500 down —— can sot
ve duplicate for the low price
now asked.
A i-bedroom home with 7 acres
La) a be bad
home you wil] went in
A bed
home — are Waiton
fs in & Dew Approy
x
DISTRICT
done tn Pm BaP es
nen. Call FE +584.
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE
UTSIDE. Oe CITY J
home. for $7500. “s terms.
“TAKE ORION
“2 GAYLORD! 136 BY Pike st. bedrooms siz ee eae
_ Excellent |
for $500 down
i +. Could be made
—_ home very easily.
tory neat clean
Breeze-
way 1's car garage pattrectively
We have a branch ¢ in Lake
Orion with ——
Lakefronts lake Meee, er rie
rty in
rd, vacent lots, acreage,
farms. | for —-T infor-
mation M age or OA 6-2843
pad at Flint St. Lake
LAWRENCE w.
piles Lake
© sun nee c
cabinet. spic
full bath, glassed. tn
upstairs. screened
porch earace Buy now
enjoy the summer season. t
at $12.600. bv appointment only
There's More Living
your
3 Gearcons ranch style bengaiew.
siding. full Large catpeted iiec fom fire-
place, separate dining room, china
k and span kitchen.
Pleasure. in suburban ot ond
Ww
only minutes from downtown. like
new. with long lasting aluminum
of! furneee. ocak floors.
& screens, jJaree lot
balance $65.00 per
"BUD"
NICHOLIE storms
per cent interest. Do your family
aon Estate and Insurance
ie mens St. FE tae
Eve . Meiser FE 5-0004 Cedar ae exterior, $800 down per month
semi-compileted 2? floor starter
eae has 4 rooms.
down. $70 « mon
= not hens. ie tell us your
lems With the many homes
we have we may *e to
help vou
FE 40447 fo Dh nd MY 23-4304
CHAPIN
Complete "neal Estate Service
ee sash,
beach hoor ogg rice si7.sn0.
PIONEER HIGHLANDS $2,000 DOWN iid
ioe with een) Sota
matic heat and bet water, in-
cinerator Ceramic tile bath, 2 bedrooms downstairs 1 laree bed-
room: upstairs. Finished recrea-
room tion aluminum ahd
screens. lake orivileres De your
favor see ft TODAY.
“BUD”
NICHOLIE Real — and Insurance
Ciem on E Ee BEvesty 8)
Custom Starter ,
Bivd
and ii,
tax
Rd. near Lampert school $800 | PROP
For Colored
room frame with basement. ‘Ga.ode "wien $1,500" down, Sens
tarene: 68,500 with $2.000 down.
3~Newer 2 ‘ : ibedrooie
a garage. Pris s & term,
NICHOLIE & HARGER
33._W. Huron &t. Ph. PE 56-8183
OPEN DAILY 4-TO 8 P.M.
SAT. & SUN. 2 to 6 P.M.
NEW. GI HOMES
3 bedroom face brick homes on
large lots. Plastered walis,
m colers and tile
Full divided basement with ree-
reation room. Gas furnace & wa-
ter heater.
$700 DOWN
PLUS MORTGAGE COST.
Drive out West Huron to Weter-
ford Townsh. Hall. Turn right on
ergy tl Lake poole “ao Hy wile.
if ce) HAYDEN
xe TARe — and bath pate Ah
room with fire oe “eee
8C
Nearly new
type Tile bath, large rumpus
room attractive patio. About $700
worth of awnings Storms
screens. ') acre of fertile soi!
About
$1500 down Reasonable terms
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
3140 W > Huron
mont
RYMAL-SYMES CO.
PERSONALIZED HOMES ___BY PALMER -- OR 3-0818
MODERN
TWO BEDROOM fra: e house Carpeted stove re-
Risernter 10” « 200’ on
tae. $. Owner FE 41692
COLORED GI
2 bedrooms and bath down with
large finished room up Painted
basement. ga: hea: paved street
$600 down olus mortgage costs
__IVAN
SCHRAM
| Ms Josivn. ap Realtor 3rd.
_§-5001
“BY ~ OWNER, oe Boom | MODERN.
After 4 p.m. FE 5-79
BY OWNER NEW
rooms and bath
down, 314 Clarkston
oft M34. MY 2-439 INDIAN VILLAG 4
Well kept home. built tm
Automatic gas heat & hot water, 7 ranch |
and |
miles from downtown. |
lot. Base- |
ite bal
WILL - YOUR
B eet On ant
800 DOWN
$50 MONTH
>
. Near "wee tebe,
TAKE FRONTS
Pine AND QUIET
is, vour im this smell, modern
home Less than 2 vears old.
Has huge picture windows, has
an open floor plan with olentv
or. room for expansion On an
exceptionally nice with with 60 ft.
frontage on safe’ beach On
’ @ouare Ik. near Lk. Orion, only
$7500. $2000 down. sD of crowded quarters? See
the “Northwood 42”
home. Here is a home
LARGE enough for your
family at a price you can
afford.
ONLY
$14,350 Complete Price Including
bi lot <
Available in oF 4 “dreoms
Two > ee © every home
lace ori.
Ploor to ceiling —- clos
hers available abe = neat
and .ake Visit the beautifully fur-
_nished exhibit home at
2328 Middlebelt Road
near Orchard Lake Road.
‘| NORTHWOOD Organization Inc.
Phone FEderal 4-6191
ARY STYLE
aa a avple trees at Eliz-
abeth Th cute custom
built house is exceptionally ovleas-
ant Has emer on w@ walls
‘2 block irom store and bus
l@xie® FT LIVING ROOM
Plus dinine L Makes thia cus-
tom %uitt «nch home ver" de-
sree Attractive view of Eliza-
features
606x120
Murr fur this
DE le Mt “ELWOOD
LTOR
$143 Cass Bliasbetn Lake Ra
1284. +3844 Oven 8 to Attached earace
ee anteee vrivileees |
Ee 5b to 7
ATTRACTIVE
COMFORTABLE 2 —— =|
galow. full basement
heat. tile bath. extra ore “snen.
en only $2700 down and $57 ver)
month including pel gge imsurance
ved 4 per cent interest
LOW DOWN
PRICE HIGH VALUE
strietly modern home 4 room
im Perry Let.
|
|
Park clean as a vin 8650 moves |
you in
R. J VALUET, Realtor 345 Oakiard Ave FE 54-0003
Co-operative Real Estate Service
$700 DOWN VACANT SMALL 4.
room modern home New ga-
rage. 2 lots. New oi) furnace
CA FE 1-6240_ COLORED
excellent buys now
bedrooms basement. ex
schoo! apd
pavement Small.
but very compact 6800 down.
ADAMS REALTY 189 Aubure Ave FE 4-3303
OR _3242
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Co-operative Real Estate Exchance WIGHLAND AREA 2? BEDROOM modern home bul't last year. 1*4 acres $2000 down Easy terms
Highia. A‘em 2
ern home uthity Lor
Téai0y. $1560 down Easy terms
vacan
‘es acres in Higtiaad. suitable for
subdivision Contractors dont
pass this up as this is ao fast
groFme community and isnd is
being bough' un fast -Terms
Office Closed Sundave
Jd F STEVENS BROKER Highland Mich
. Milford MU_ 46571)
GI 3 BEDROOM HOMES, |
DOWN, PERRY uf ess Kern:
_ING. I HANNAN. *
EAREMOOR | BLVD.
$ room home tr excellent cond!-
tion Pull basement. hag ges heat
pine panelea gassed - in porch,
1 cir gatare Map a lot. Must
be seen $1
ROCHESTE kK "ROAD
Laree 10 room farm heyse with
chicken house $12.960, terms
5 ACRES
With 4 room home built in $2
3 ve beth 52 gal. electric water
poy ee floor oi] furnace
6. terms.
ROCHESTER € room modern 1 bedroom first
floer, ees cabinets. sink and cup-
wa o bog Hares Ay furnace.
"RIDGEWAY FE ¢6203
NEAR OXFORD. ROOM HOUSE.
DRAY TON HEIGHTS
2 car garage. nice lot, Per Huron FE 21-1900 This nice § room, Mm gtor
& Telegraph. Owner 64 Ogemaw enn ee — | frame bunasiow Nae + beeresne Rao on the first floor Atth hes a
N how 4x32, full oie 1 3 69 Sold “mere. ew se . 5 or me more.
basement “wirtee and chimney Living reom 17213. Kitchen ts
tin Needs interior finish lo o-. modern. 7 voc. beth and i+ ake—For wer th
details, phone FE 2-230, FE Tall t poreh with
3-0706 ® 12m13 utility room as laree
ane Pee ° y
EAST SIDE ,
bie enrene: paved street.
minum storm wintews
trim not
wel erked by
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BEDROOM
ae
FOR BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY BENJAMIN & STEPHENS. INC
BROWN
| $1,875 DOWN — Nine room
Needs some ropes Paved preanag
basement, T. furnace.
Priced at os 81
$905 DOWN—Brand new bi —
with lake privileges. ali Large 6 room full basement. ex-
terwr = T
sao7s |
term. |
| West ra Pontiac-Larege 2 bedroom |
bungalow auto. water poate Je =|
13 bedrooms
| ull basement
Plastered walls
, Select oak floors
Ceramic tile bath with
built-in vanity
Formica—exhaust fan
Custom cabinets
Alwintite alum. windows
eand storms and screens
Delco oi! heat
Auto. gas hot water
AVAILABLE IN BRICK 0 DAR SHAKES >
Fou
- Bateman & Kampsen T PAIL TO SEE U inet BUY. :
Realtors
FE 4-0528
377 8&8 Telegraph Eve & Sun
| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 5 with $1000 down.
BRANDON TWP.
Ts this Tovelv ranch type 3 bed. room home Ali on 1 floor Living
room 1l3si5. Kitchen is 631@ mod-
Pull beth and sho
“DRAS ONT p arene This modern bedroom ranch
tyoe home ‘wtih breezeway and
l%y car attached garage is 34260.
Built im 1961 Auto oil forged air
only $11.800 with $3600 down.
Watkane! Lakeland Sub..
Here ia. the Than a have beea
ranch ty e¢ has 2 large bed-
rooms = livins room. aby thin:
oil heat Oak Geers
th: 52 gal electric hot
— peaier = pre are
2150. Priced at oniv $8600 with
Susans. Lakefront
Is this lovely 4 room 14 stor?
bed: home
LITTLE FARM is
Bateman
Suburban Ranch. 3 bedrooms, large ittchen
with — space, Uled bath,
oil aluminum sterms
ro seroome m vy Ci
struction, and best of all
only $1,700 DOWN. Balance
on . lL Whe can you
beat it? .
Outdoor Life ity bullt and stone
: ie ranch home alt 8 jous room:
e, and those ti.
Tocca a tasmer paretion. ie 5
EE take Peon CALL
Ranch Style with breefre way and at-
tached Es. This attrac-
rated ho
Aiso .
te 1% car
Solid value
950
Kampsen :
FE 4-0528 Realtors
Faso Comes eet $6 E_welten Bind, om br. we completed. Pull bath, a septic
° Mt hr a eal: tank. wired, kitchen sink, aute- meets genes tae Watic Tot water and ell intertor ite oOLOL 1.8 on & at
a 2 studding. Large reoms. Good ; 2 level 2 bedroom hom v4
West Side sound construction. . COMMUNITY LIVING foom is 14x21. Dining pus whace
Brick, beth, oi! aba Ja “ Ni area !s 24x27, Recreation room
heat, wall to wall ca imme. | O83 See NEAR EASTERN JR —Five ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF | 18x24. Natura! stone fireniace session. Nice section vely rooms and heated sun. Also natural stone. fireniace in very Little “upkeep. $8,000 with room on acknt ogallern il broad Itving room 6x24 glassed-in re i ser a
baths. full’ basement. | separate BLOOMFIELD TW P. core thee pcan = . aundry room cupboards f " | ow radi c s Maceday Gardens and sink. gas furnace, and e ms mye 4 bedrooms—2 eet | inte hot water Seater. in ea. Attractive 2 — fram. two car anal Here is « good baths — Thermopane windows thru-| 4iso a new beupomna | er and
Lacge landscaped lot A toon e8, “Oi sound valu | out—Sound ie socustys i oe
beat, elec. water heater. Close celings — Customized roots te iis "house. of to bus line, B low $14,500 NEAR 8T Three steel c trees. and nicely meas.
priced at $6 500. family in a WN serregrens sag seg, foisa = ie. e sites, mony Priced a: only 814.000 with
$200 per “A real 8 lake Sandy down or make us an offer.
Gli . money maker.” Cail? iar. Hoyt.| beach for oa y LITTLE FARM PE 2-9840 for details heating ~ Doubie wtalid = drfve to tol aonn
veakee Le at ft *, ee $5,800 PULL PRICE—C © bed- i o attached A a badtutes tinae type S ee es. Large 7éx1 ots exceptional cect fine
an ent Plastered | room bungalow with exe “priv sonerben, living [ay to| dlock home. -28x59 tm 1953 walls select oak floors, full bsmt.| leges. Screened pore Iye.| G28808, Pinaneed- cn cach Pma| on 2 gare pared ot
Sit Pace eele east Geale | ie yeaa Lt te] OF tome slecile stove Rac $08 eal tee any other features. Low down = EXHIBIT HOME tric hot water heater Automatic es e going Ww * ors e ol] forced air heat, This e ts
Zoek -L. H. BROWN, —— 1® TO 8 DAILY got compl finished | inside. ~~ |4362' W.' Huron st.” PE 32-4810 ND SUNDAY fete oles, $2000 will complete h K I r Member Co-op, Real Estate Bxeh. reat _21% MIDDLEBELT ROAD Teh WS Criced at $7300,
Jo NM AK. IT W1N | moperx 6 Rooms, sath 3 — L 6 LADD.
* *. REALTOR
e 1925
10l's N. Saginaw B&treet
Phone FE 35-0447 Eve FE 2-1
ROOMING HOUSE
This 12 reom brick income
: fur
~ nished the owner with @ rent a a
free 6 apartment and
= annua can aa for ane
Big. more Fal
_ 4 BEDROOMS Modern 7 reom 2 story
home oe 2 bedrooms
lots An excellent lo-
on poet
This
peta for "510 000 forms.
_ |]. A. Taylor REALTOR — = INSURANCE 100 Oa! Open Eres \"" Pree’ Parking
BY OWNER
IMMEDIATE
Largo 4 ‘foum.ssparete”
furnace. _ oan oA _ gited
['C HAYDEN
j
fe
gh rT any-
_eriee | bedrooms, 4% acres. 2 cottages.
324 feet lake, 280 feet M59 front-
mo Owner 300 Highiand Rd. Ph.
DORRIS GIL SPECIAL.
Outstanding }.bedroom home —
bak oor, breezeway of] a.c
coors, bdesutiful b ° home
et a had
Qa! SPECIAL
Beautiful modern attractive frame
2 bedroom buneaww with stair-
ay to attic. ac. heat, oak
pots. kool vent awnings storms
and i exce)-
lent condition inside and out.
Fene er lot,
‘Thx 135. ; :
HOME & BUSINESS
EAST BLVD.
SYLVAN REALTY CO.
2383 Orchard Lk. Rd.
FE 5-9418 Extension 10
$300 DOWN
“homelocated close to Pontiac
BARGAIN — BARGAIN
room and
owner has reduced
orier S00 S000 for quick action. .
JIM WRIGHT, Reshon
345 Oakland Ave
Co-operative } Reai Estate » acheage
Crawford Suburban West
Neither in Nor Out tenced & room @ on nice
lovely bedi ge ot closet space pleasant Singow.
Pa ‘see diane
mer" CRAW FORD
| tip ON THRIFT: Use| | ‘Classified ads to get
_ecO- |
~ MILLER —INEOME—
2 ape | ones. full basement
of hea earage. paved artve. fy excelent inve
Sens eaienatle_ sown renee
NORTH
Here are some outstanding burs.
one ne > eal Jeeole unfinished
2 bedroom, cottane co ee
. Beene Wa
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: ee or Houses 43 For Sale. Houses | [, 29, 1955
MY ER © ARKSTON, PARTLY PunsaikD | 0 econ nanapencaageeatal MODEST MAIDENS b |
S PARTLY FinisfikD | OI RESALE, BY OWN, parcel in 's of ta
ment. gas heat. garage ay ees al ten ee EDW ARD R. KEITH A dag heels. ads f i :
dexripsnce “aaltng? Woeies | Eeervons “Pewee a THE YARE, MAN nome sites | BS ARS
one “of: . J. mortgage, . ww in the cleacens © | _ 4432 J oe
ares, of we es Pages. po living reom, built-in reste * — : 320 ft. frontage 200 F 4 ACRI S i 2
pal . Bee it today. cosbeards: tile bath pee A DREAM HOME Ott Orion Rd ‘ : restricted area 2 ) a 4 a
wood race: hard- 3 ~ PLUS M { 7 wp About from Pootl :
CECIL H. MYERS wate: ert emails saa ving Sua diab sree} Stereo EW saa Geistas 5 mea team Of Adams "Ra our thes ,
Rea, Estate sidewalk and water Only patie picture #indows dog ete par micgl el seaey abot boro | .
- ae TREE ORION mortcace "cont Ko "oe Were, ene agsetesieg a once tro i e's lareg “deep raps | Barb, gh Ovediiony {y rultte’ gauss he sslee teal
acres, New. 2 bedroo Pee can be fans er tiled bath breakfast nook. TOMES m lake but its wild wood TR R homeail 8 2 nice real
Attached | garage: a 1 eaten = vanity. attached _ shore line affords weeess ANK SHEPARD tole with’ gue"
floors. On @ lot 147 x 159 Paved streets by build ing sites vets lew walle = Oniy 81675 with 9380 do’ :
furnec R AY O'N located in Col ft.| towa kit wilder, Younges- Cunsocsentiy 4 eae | De
cant. $15 e. Va- EIL. Real by anesistueame ant Huis. Shows tchen 8§ 000 BTU Lux verv private lake The opportu. IN LS 5 ACRES
WALTER ‘GREEN Nee Pet orn % W Huron. - intment only oil furcace. Aluminum siding mity % live tm tia tranquil snot | MILFORD § ROOM HOUSE | oO t 7
WALTER GREEN 06 Park Bl M24 Phoue PE 3- Oven 99 windows. Close to Pontiac stores does not tranquil spot | Tih classed ip porch, 164 fof, tregtene On 9 seed
7103 or OR } DO IT YOURSELF || meawe © stores, exec come often but ine lots. re ori be
Co-overat! Tas .l YOURSE and buses. Read xecutive owner is e creation room. oti hi A
REMODELE!. PRA itive Rea! Estate Excha: SELF medigte occ y for im- movine r is retiring and = $f) 8a"* $12,500 eat, 2 tevel Dercet that has cult
house. "2, veare old et Biver | 5 ROOM MODERN ON LINC nee; Here is a 4 room shell ho’ only 1-240 ee oe ee Un hee oe in ffowal’ 5615 bet Geese! vated recenity :
Sans lives veow et Silver | Priced right. Also plent INCOLN, 26x32- on the foundetion a ments of 833 ae month! 7 through ae tvpe home for sale Miter ve tion 4 ub hoor. 26x30
a bern beer tror ae, went eas i and Pgs fit other | Siniee as ee secure | neers Bares: Hurry! ‘Hurry! dene 'se wréctioaly every | For Sale Lots 46. sit win "#300 seit “
Led ives nee oe ites | bens Ae neea” Duna & looking Waiters Liege ee over. | peared gs left! Shown by ap regained a view of the x ee | PLL LD LLL LLDPE LPP 5 ACRES
room, kitchen isi8 wit: laundry | | Gowe and finisn tt loca ll mato floor has a. 22x15. The | BLOOMEIELD TW cored land with : oods
— gitaghed. Deeasiaice nee. | : = room with fireplace 14z15 bed. }-OOMPFIELD TWP. sad a live tout stream, 0
Screams eat cee ne wore | 4 rT room, “itaif master ‘pedro 1 SKE FRONTAGE on the Bente in, pone of jtrontage
feet fees = Gece wae Gee kitchen aod di aryigeeee oo business of Pes =<
péd Rs ree lots, land- = i ter hall pee cago A large cen, [- . eeaulitat or idential. ode —
trees av A bleh Lilne ap | S etter tert] tg Long Lake and | geked et” tat SE
w honeyaucklo hedge forming - §-5091 or FE 5-O471 | ° ene 6 eats vecroatin (oe pian Hammond Lake | ,
sarge L shaped screened front Estavitshed 1916 Ww ee oo | Phone O8 T4672 oF OR 31780 fireplace "Guest Tom” Shower s0u200 L. C. L ADD
Terrece otf dining room und |" ¢bearm "home with iss pst Baath aly Elen Reis | Pon nace oat ooo te Shop tnd auaa¥y room "The heat. 10040 i Sm a Die Mey | Drayton Ptatng
a hear city Henge BY ow ‘pa plant t i nent: | 102208 :
earare and ‘workshoy Ol wo car| basement, Cioe"to. bus baths. | WEST SIDE landscaped of? So Mitord ry AY you. know "ine est The “pic TERMS AVAILABLE ~ Pe eT o : a Ay see
Dog er heat Garden Seni bee ae ee | Brand new. 6% F i _tusl ’ for @ serceste) ek nae oe ee ee ce : J
Dog house and pen Near silver | 94.750 bow ef only, floor. 2 bedrooms, den. “all on. 1 CRESTVIEW HOMES INC. LOV 41 ff deep A) frontage | large trees ae ses off Dixie Hwy. north of
ge La ‘a etl rdroome, den, nice Reese ReeT vin’ HOMES INC. LOW lake vist seer op additional _ Lake frontage ts becomin | ee Excellent building
een Sgt ent, qucmatien, | ONLY cone Doss gg es emia) El | terms 92 Emerson ee ee ae coed sandy |Tccoaiy renrieted. bf alae abo Rolling ond stents.
6 om. LY $980 DOWN Move right in borhood and oors. Good neigh- | ee ees ee eet restricted | eee
| Reseda 3gors Good nelgh- | RANCH HOME OUTST Selene lake home in a fine 1.400 House size
> a bbort to 1
BUILD NOW gross tanned foes taste. CARROLL G. PO es gD ee 4-24 R Bis" one" Pull ‘price $v to" Call |W ee GIROUN'S FRANKS
¥. a 2 reetricted. Wetertoré atic solr ng en service See it 264 West Huron Ze RRI | WANT 70. ae YOUR 4-4373. RAS LAN = or ~appointment tors: RITE OR CALL FOR MAP on Gon aes REAL ESTATE
1560 from our ‘plans ‘cr yours, WEST SIDE Ho opens ey = oie 71 aT OWNERS Estate, over: | “He told me he was working on hi nd Houseman-Spitzley Oven ant -Sun_t oom.
‘ m and bust "3 PC BATH HARD. | ; BEENOOA s ; $ second million.”’ 1 cea |” NEAR LAKE” ORION-OXFORD
: Me cRT Ee PAG | SR ee S e H HARD. 2 Gar aarane. corer eo eee se wee two Fame Tue f Sttee
rw aoe Fenties_Lene Aé._ oy relkestapitshed erech moe Ss a Meese Mer 714 MILES TO PONTIA _ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale H BR wn Bind. Bide Petro eT choice 4 ecto bending atte i
@E LOT 12 2 1: hee p shop Ideal for con. BY OWNER. San - ane : AC Se Rm AAA sale flouses 43 i a eautiful Grampian Hills
down and $60 per mo 135. $500 nued business or other Rd 2 3842 GREEN LAKE. Ptce¢_ wav below TO BUY RRR IRE RS - ° 2 BUILDING LOTS see te ab mong
h parab) om- bedroom evat replacement TO sELL s 12 ioe 40 all Oekland Count
impala ee, RS LTS RT, SE eect Pages es eae ae “aapieone witte Mato |G pone on MEALTORS ee te eoee gatewetey | Soecaea fa tet creer
CE LOCATION "y ROOMS “AND pease ft Now at Sig see with —SOmn payment _EM 348 rom eo en ee Ta entleman eS | oats {y gun ot wos won -eediag cit. | plans All. other plots ‘seid -out
: c 1a - Lor TA fas
$2900 cash. rooms and kitchen. ONLY $1,500 DOWN takes th | Weil icaasconea’ ‘Cese te grass N EW HOMES ~~ tr _Avon eet ESTATES ountings “Bustnccs‘Outerd, OM
Eilsabet wu eee vere ai = inte 4 ful: bath is good | ober Geles 83 Voorhies. We wil butia Es tate | FURNISHED 60 FT FRONTAGE O} =< T SOaL ye | Shia residence ¢ Rarer) te
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=o HOUSES—41.006 DOWN | —. iake cattiingee tosh ‘Ge. | __Walled Leake — “ph Marest on 2 . eholce on Se ue tk of ae os RES WITH ‘00 ASSORT- Dandy eas beach ED \ es od | Barn Mane oa OL, i mile N
den consider this @ very cman | $7 850 See this, Cal tonight at; FOR COLORED FAMILIES « _ sod net vou e ist supeiy plans PLANNED RORKRENS eacn | (ft2 it >tedrm home carcen ter. Call LocarTD = ROCHES | inciuding Sunds Shown any day
oS ee Ss ee $3 Beau'iful 2 bedroom with rs. | Ananciae We con aso opin ED POR MAXIMUM © eayog. ahead Locate’ have best 2310 of Oa E3Iey | SNE Punieg
as 4 rooms and 500 second fioor | oe be so obtain | This, mi heed | acues
with besem end wath FLOYD Down tinted Qe ees U equity for your resent S unusually desucitl lot west of ee aes : | Sale
TEs het water te we ee | sae Ed cot Mpainpatd No closine eoste that ts the | Beat. ice fe Soe me tor’ further ‘deva.is. uses bec us| 0 hems ts Yes eee ex3t | dock ‘included We have bey. eee 4, wes oe | For. Farms 48
| Nett to C eves vinent -n this 2 na Priced downtow: mi. from $08 with 03.008 dow with 120 =e tne —
ots m Br home rents for | onsumers Power bedroom hom mf | terms Fo pg ied tow Pontiac, Mom will : . hee bes on BY OWNER.
é . rand pew 1}; I AY e off Baldwin 8 v unform ton call al tin love with the fail = = we Laae road ae Cass 2% ACRES. ”
garage wtih over 2 car, e. Full basement | Spears. FE : 13x16 ft. kitenen FT OYD oT 1200 restricted with rooms. 2 car garage
RD. RILEY. BRORE! FlmRwCGes Roa wise fleor furnace: aso 1's a RUSSELL A NOTT et Ped Cee D KENT, Realtor | Lake ‘privileges “on Otter’ Lake, oe thorse pare ssieeee with
PHONE PE 41191 OR PE 14 * pasement achiesWira Pole 7) mers sa duc/cuins sseses 110 W Pike SCPE ¢-8008 Gasiss tar cone ee tay ce Neat to PE $410 open eves and access to srr Oieer) CARS| Suspense et ee ee
ew Ra T0008 ement OR 32431 ¥ on this oulek posses GI | STONE REALTY dren. Y a for the chil- | msumers Power Lake's b ven and Cass — ;
ANCH HOUSE. PLASTERE — ; oe s—$100 Moves You In! co. | or and your family will Gees. aclesd oo tise wis come,
Pull basement ED | . | NOTHING ELSE TO gees s PE 2023 per bin tk ee be | -——. -—; s"pricea st 8h bso wif ners CHOICE
Biter glmmecnin,Dowseesion H mM | Near Auburn Heights | Two veatr vette O Pav! | @aitet Lage BY OWWEI: WEA | ‘ving Yoom end many mosis ta | LAKE ORION . WATKINS T Se ae ee
GEO “MARBLE. R atte a mona | neh kaa ae sas En’ Same cette nent | ane 8 pope cee Story Eira large "year eat laine’ room, ‘Tummished home. Adaptable fo Beautiful $0 toot acy : tot. | Du bv door Ameri-
~ ealtor | | ; en a nice | Approa $78 eat. and ':. 6 rooms, ba | room. d bead werage Living ‘eS? Sround — Beautif r with excellent ront lot, can home o 8 rooms an
8261 Andersonvite Ra SF > | neighborhood we have | thir month includes every. Aut . bath. Basement. m. dining room parlor | view overi autiful distant cated ent sand beach lo tiled «and t
Waterford SEMINOLE HILLS | iSne%o id & Mode! oper iaily 1 omatic steam heat. Lak *| en & ta bath . kiteb- overlooking lake 103 x 108 on South Shore D Sette, 42
__Ph_ OR 3-260 = LS ler § room home on a On East Bivd 6-7 p.m tleges. At e priv t om main floor «|, ‘t ith ma . eteal at rive. Ay condition. Li :
! between P. tached gafage MA arge bedrorms. . 4) ny trees. living room 63.780 cash iv room 13x
—“wolibas Panne Bows rue 602200 foot lot Only | end Mt Ci erry _4-2193. 1° bse nl) Won D wih ft 23 firestoce room
Span nbe oy Se ee ee Cue Anchor Real Estz | BY OWNER. | Beet. Wik. eke terns second | Ey ‘rang Kitchen 10 3 11 Also F. ee a bedrom
Pike new
1) cette serge toom, Levetory snd 2 Family Income WE WILL eotLe on vot | Sid” Garage, Also ‘carpe Rote pears prepay pes hag oder pall | type Talk j ne : ig mg i
Pre gro Sa} Baskeeereiy e098 Basement ges J Redroms, hy en, sumgeioy SCUCRUER REALTY | gree sul Talks ome eae n rim) Teeth se Sate heer | meatal 's acre carn a, bral, fonts AN tpt
flowers. wara, iD. niee verd, | Wty fut Saginaw FE | for eash e $2.000 reduction | Shown bv or subdividing | Besutiful 's acre parceis. “ Dina ag Pp. Ww.
Choice of 5 home desi Perry Part 6m Onty i , way gare > evex_ FE S-8317__ $4001 on this 2 bedroom wa- , bY apoointment Office; F004 Soil” Clo Very an _& Son 66 W.
: st 4 roo ge. fibergias: 2 s I \ : — Sund. ce | z “lose to bus. sto
= cabinets wi ast ps eo oot od. Cun teem | barge assy proassaacy lady i sot, suteae, | pends ——_ DOW | ee with firepiace ee VILL SACRIFICE . J. | ~ ST EVE NS. Brok brs — ‘Omiv $15 Down and i ae water for stock.
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Suometie vit torcee str test. _| _ Menerg Ae aa =| «seilessas oie ‘whe homes pero nf shed ranch cludes 2 2m pene S| Coed eee ent | Wishland: Michizen. Phen — . - Bird Re Mabel St. Amant,
ed = me a | ROSE ARTY. ae, sens With 83.560.00 do at end Auburn P yy oe ee: a" nate ang all bucaubed | poral gle ppd high. and high _ford MU 46571 e Mil Tt. TH. BROW A, Realtor Pon it Ortonville, acc
$x storage room, | NEW > BED: le Jo } aa Rs imeteiied. Ke tee | “Ow aes eet | San carpet Wieceians. Garmae, LAKE ORION _ 1362_W_ Huron Call R
swage Poe ems | 7 i ee HOME, UriLi- WM. H. wo WHITCOMB. REALTOR & era |e sina «Twrevlecs. Garage.) Peraished howe eae for | ee ate Lore CHEAP ye: FORLOXE Pani
© window Approximatet+ neighborhood __ zabeth L i a ee) M ot | Ponti room
FULL 3-0478 $3.000 down OR N y DOCTOR. La : ake - Road Club membersh: Country . peg South of Walton ec| modern
$11 BeO or OR S814 NED ulate EE MERCHANT 5 netronme cute snes ts wes] 1 teres ‘Beautiful Wiistant view orer. HAVE SEVERA an fertile with was La par tace
Located lal starter hom e 103 L LOTS ie, w acres
El: ne | | open eventnos tree T38,°%E* 8.48 "sh "Upt and ready” for you to, wa ace wing room ed | ieee ae on eas wu el ‘| bee on request:
Lake ha: and 4 between Scott | | ew aren oe ome) tek 8 tohcr trast seal Sriy 98.380" large lot 75x300 ft with fireplace and oil ceccuser | js oT each -terms aise Pull’ price 628000 ion “rms.
WHI is R | fesse) Pius meet | Kitcney Torit ‘hice"has pane | eet Walton Bivd™” and" ap _ REL Sr tppotmtmens Ben spares
3 bed tone. pee S| G j Bes rooms dow a bes | Set ais “
: teow he os 2 living | reen Thumb _ ou own. Dormitory ty >
J ohns ee er Needles ee Snes ip on igpe Uaioe paler uo feat cocueed perce vitae ede FE me Parke . ne EO ACe
$28.000 home . attached garage, | Tod quires decore te +3181 «mile of lake frontage on thi
: ; OC] oullt on a @. a $1000 4 $8,000 with | __¥E 20532 | 2eecre farm vot
-+ndian Villa ran | Semr ef one acre parcel. een |UOTS AVAILABTE LOW DO Pont — =
as Pe ARGU never? ia space for ge ening, Phone Al Urburn for payments Robert DOWN phe isc =0or Large)§=«omodern)= = farm
° . Ortonville 132, " y 96.900 woth O00 down. WAT ; properties MY 3-4304 coturven | Suet ote, oe SS
Phone “Model PE. 2-$607 Waste Cope Cod wim ner FOR BETTER FOMES — | ‘By’ owne Room HoURE FOR FOR gave.’ ee eee ROBERT CHAPIN BUILDERS Sed are apace owe Ingorme _
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Office OR F183 pateb. rake eyo LAKE PRIVILEGES Lo mocihiy_Ml_W._Ann Arbor C. Wood Co. ranch type bungai CONSTRUCTION eae ™WoOL upon reauest.
a poreb. nice ave wien tite 5 bedeoe 2 genee 57 9 « bengaioe (mt N ATTENTION awrence FE $6108 oven eves -
HEAT You | , With bath, 2 tram m_ranch brick |? PEDRQOM — a large lot in 6 ____ FE «0447 : se : Next to
Feat Mechta ea Sats re aig, | Se meng Come? bane, | foe, Wiligee Ee igus or ST, wrumoe taky, meneame | Peat epte marnne | “an rh Sangh ernie | ssietys at, Yeptan FLOYD RENT. Realtor
small but ful basement, _ oil ee e, lot 80x170 foot. on —leges,_ $7,500. OR 30652. . Came Mse this has two firs =k shore atkins Lake | lownship, Oakland C ependence
with strap tron polly aed sal arent schoo! ** shopping from Pontis. reed caty 5 me _2 BEDROOM MODERN. 2 CA ;on *ifter 8 call on } ” and “walls Seok Pareles ine excellent gible for FHA. all or ert Bull
ath- | bus. $14,756. Shown b can Mi ac, cveninas efter 6 | Fu acess Privileges R) e select oak = floors owner OR pane included. Cail| ¢t%, terms. By owner. Leke Orion
fixtures butit-in — Tide appointment. 7 t. Meboke FE on 2 lakes. anc STYLE wo I ponbee got grt gs? reasonably 16 CAND 8 2-0940 : “Farm 6pecials Large and Small
table. linen closet. A ee a : se: AM) D SUITABLE FOR SUBD! —_
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Bi bcadeot re ea rage |James K—Lakefront | Zest at RomyerOy 1 = Fale Base at inwtared | fet “arses nd egkeronen| | DOLT. HOUSE ter-Sylvan Lakes | ing hg for ane commercial farm "A Biggs. Clay foam sof
7 safety. Call FE. Bri modern, rf strictly | om Custom | : - Located ae 70-00 ft : éry ustrial use. 100 :
78 or see FE ck, 2-bedroom and 3 ours y. ? west of Pontiac on . building sites over ——— drained—$32,-
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WANTED | takefy 4 Minas ee | 8 miles from Pontiac, ocaal eg Oh ee aeons PULL x ge love the rustic setting aed just ri for pegs m devs! - priced : REA , 160 acres clay ‘com ‘ot. a
2 ae . | ower Immediate i after 606 call Mr. Diller ement, $10,500. LL | of this once ip @ lifetime oppor- ee ca 1 heat. full bath ; y bides.- eile, modera home.
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galow. Puliy modern. W. Lewre: altor madera prods to see this § room . = ‘Eicken with natura) SIDE w 5 5-1 . BAT. BUN. 6 to 8 cres with modern 3 bed:
Cal teriahed ets neaukine Open “Evenings nome. only 4 miles from Pontiac. ’ bedrooms, Basement. with oll fur famines So ae Becpewar “shir ‘serame ih SY OWnER tor iscue IN WAT. Lapeer: Pull price only #8800-~
. modern furntshin 5-8 basement : — nace. Service build , oF arge bedrooms 5.3160 garage. FF kins Ponti N WAT. | terms. J
ready to start housekeepin = 161 or FE 54-8394 f with of] furnace rustic well ings include | ul basement 2 dow oe subdivision 6308
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e ¢ - peting. : — onl a and outdoor bar- | morea 1 cor serene t Located close one od “IN “A LL IF FTIME Petiteredcinnbldneed! A 10 acres with a besuti pine
fer heater.” water rasttenee: ype be see, Pk iy of shrubs and | INDIAN VILLAGE trontes ge Feith aver Lend ft. Ngee i comeeen Sen we bene OPPORTUNITY te FOOT LOT | NEAR SCHOOL. 687 rove, and Tome ‘wort and, woods
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Ber lot Purnishings include at ©] wie 4% room wotern heme wus | GO DRIVE Creare Walkways. -sarwvvery— DUr- $595, DOWN | ee cee ae | Deautity . tiac Estates (nag ge ates
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pra risettie | range. eectric; COMPARE WITH ANY $2,500 down. | 3, bedrooms down. living room. avoreciated “Owner leering state area it hac 2 hegreene we service dalecaent en Corel mae 0 down Priced at only i vith mouse See St cuee er .
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_ WILLIS M. BREWER L 1 Xs IILY HOME| beauty m, mind — truly lesting | Set sr la eon eo ime ROWN, Realtor stores. Going for only $1350 Jouw | With cash fur your jake cotta A beautiful high lot 100x180. Ov tend. full price only $13.600.00.
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fruit trees, berries, grapes jarage. storms and screens um paved . garage with |. system, incinerator and ; rame with basement. | | ir aN r [S Real
end sift. Cee 78x327 | driveway. All car . gata: 2 =) with #1. SECLUDED t mp.! * caltor
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~PORTY-FOUR- ee ! “THE: oe TIAC PRESS. \FRIDAY,: ‘APRIL 29, 1955 _ ‘ | ned a or Sale Miscellaneous 60 "Bale Business Property 49 Business Opportunities 51 Money to Loan 83; CARNIVAL | by Dick Turner Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60/ For Sale Miscellaneous 60| For Mi ap atomo tO
ANUFACTUR iat —— — a 12 PT, ‘OFF : EET ALL OUT - | M lo: vA ING © P EE : Vinyl inlaid Tile % Price Builders—Contractors 200,000 F - CLEARANCE z : PT. WALL TILE 10¢ me Owner No. 1 and 2 Douglas Fir Dt- policy ot small prot but . ' artric ic e N D $500 LINOL j | AAs YD. 29c Holme - wiension, air dried, all Odirover saves Fou "money OD all : : ‘ane Flush Panel Doors Y8SCORE of your reguirem tor bome.
oe | m= yum ahhor 20 ae WITH €UICK ME Gy pe a oe ies 1 el . ; “ee Saat “airing iam tS ao piepereeneneeneenee <7 7 tay i LIQUOR BAR SERVICE? - ERS, Mell St. A agg ne ein vee cove. | £20 FMC" Wis ...-....-:-. 6998 | oo gg metery Lawn ower... 41.00 oe te 4 14.95 at . : Popular day night — tn : New fire arrived gxae" ou 19.8 Lawn a mower. bell bear - BS
. growine aren. “4 Then Home & Auto ts the place Reel ; ‘GRADES3.15 ¢ Hose m8) 4 ° top oe oe races wo come Most ans made on -TR = SALE ee Ps oe sroen DOORS * 4 Hy mag | atic . 3.90
: ° ving quarters for owner. 436.000 eee Se ee 4 yours be he summer | 4°80 e oon $6.78 | 15.00 Wheelbarrow. bie tires 9s : OQ i solr red. Seed 1 : :
q ALTORS ell Hurry! y money-| guto., furnitur or é' and ao Used doors ~ complete with frames | 2'6"'x6's" Pe $1.50 oT anor elagin’ ‘SOrey 133
4 Phone OR $1872 or OR 31769 r ment plan sw’ to your 3 Used ~Vvery good quality *2''x3%4 Base oo ag in. ft. | 9 bs. Grass Seed high quality . 2 2 or - F as. riepdly courteous service 95 2. > “xi” Lin. Ft. ake .... 142 & to #: Sun 5 MAIN ST. GRILL o4. an6, . me” Bone Ghee 2.05 Bow Garden i Det i 9 8 MAIN Of. * awaite vou. “vslte Fleisher, Man 0 New ws - priced right. HAGCERTY. 395 Long le v 299 s GALE OR LEAS ROE OA restaurant on main street; “#¢F Berkley \ ss President. | Save on ail materials. 495 Long handle arass hears 3.35 : eq cunmerma? sarege ene “downtown where all the peovle Ls New and used. LUMBER co. 195 Grass Whip .....-. io
s sre, oo main Ustrect Several | Rewir decorated Only e400 dm | | Ph. FE 5-8121 SURPLUS LUMBER | scy“aaccarty Mes, Wales Late | 600 Hotes Ghects. 0. 20, a Socks “from down town. Write | this busy spot. See this in| ~ AND: MATERIAL SALES CO. ee Md rket 4 : =... GOIN’ FISHIN’? 2 ae Bon 6 A overation! Home & Auto 5340 Highland Rd. (M50) OR 3-7092 ANTERESTED. IN PHOTOGRAPH. | 94 95 spin Champ Reel & Rod 16.30 A ro ae ore |CEMENT BLOCKS. CLEANED. eq room su ‘5 Spin Champ Jr. | | Rewclieae Bar Prop 8 Spee MARKET rp Big sv'euPPties Rh nee |g Reames hare Se Soo any om Lease, wonsEN! $300,000 PER YEAR Loan Company SE eee erie! rad mon | CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT, sia.| '™ Soni Line of Fishing & furniture store whol bever-| Top grocery tm this ares. Gross- 4) Comm Nat'l Sk. : 95 | mode of lighting for kitch- Tackle at Bargain
i oe eee Se ae vee Satara ot oe | +a ‘96 | Sealion rooms. $11.85, value, $5.85. HOME NEEDS A sales room C owner, eves.| Buy business fixtures and equip- TEAGUE FINANCE CO rt} opera ee : ten si 19.98 Cases ™m iron .... 12.95 ut WEbster 3-1874. ment and transfer of SDM license A A} h . 6 _ y rectory me ‘i 5 z Skillet BO
pA CORNER ELIZABETH | ‘°F Just $7,000 clus stock. 202 N. MAIN ore cout, 35 Oreka Wd Lake. Ave Ave. Am Electric Deep Fryer... 0.6 u AND CASS LAKF RD 19 FT. BY 5 : PRE | scent, 303 Ga D oe eects Peoup Toaster 14° . ¥ Pr. storr room wo sg) WARD F. PARTRIDGE ROCHESTER, MICH. \ CLOSING OUT TAGE VOOTS | Be Seomeree Hand Mixer « 12.98 a OMDERP UT. POGATION. PE | MICHIOAN BUSINESS REALTORS LOAN $25 TO s500 18 Ww. Pike Oniy $4. She TO $ete 3 EE, Weed Bees. 6.38 4 4-423 IN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES baad USED TVs s30 UP. ‘USED as a : fully guaranteed, | 29.5¢ Reminaton “40 Deluxe” 1880 GOMMERCIAL BUILDING. 15,000 OUGHOUT MICHIGAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS $30, Sweet's Rad. | teu ct on A acer oon ‘on 1.50 Kitchen Step Stools .... 8 A . 422 W. Huron St. FE ) up. 18.95 eq. ft. Suitable Auto a Re 43 we fos Oven Eve. FE 23-8316 | Ph Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-9791 _ ell: . SMI lee rH S, *S 57 S. Saginaw remodeling free, 39.95 Rogers Fiat are ...
or wholesale store Rs = LOANS $20 TO $500 a 1 8. Paddock FE 30303 & 1C TOOLS esle vovernge Parking ist. SENS 7 CUSHIONED Lig oy 15 Poeter. CRAFTSMAN SKILLSAW. LARGE BERRY DOOR SALES CO. RAND § BLBCTRIC TOO « Quire 294» Auburn Ave. FE 40534 FOR SALE BY OWNER: MODERN 1% aT a conden. 816. sige. FE 6-8316, after 6 LENNOX PURNACE. COMPLETE 1 she ences Chest; 10.50 ric e im LD SED ASHERS, , USED CASH FOR FUR URE . 5300 MSS west. 1240. | “9 rpenters Tool Boz .. mile south Imiav ref rs, 85, Used ranges FE +7881 TS 0.95 4; o 29.95
’ . red steam heat. 1% acres land. used sets, $29.95, used = +70 44.50 6%" Electric * 1673 . West Side 1 colonies of bees and Conn Oe han IAC urea Ironer 9S. W WOOD SCAFPOLD JACKS. e ten quae. complete | with 2 Pa rlecire Det oe $3 ment. modern hone se com- . NT HOUSEKEEPING SHOP good _condintion. on: BAGLEY AUTO) i, - , ered Drill . 28.95 Brick store butiding—2.400 plete with best extracting equip- $1 W. of Pontiac FE +1555 | pri ipsag POWER Mi : formation “4.50 ‘2 388 go. f.. main floor ares can ment. Also. 2 lots on Lake Huron 3M 8. Saginaw St_ PE ¢0533 USED W458i SHING MACHINES | “years old. Like new. Also comp rants. eo bedi iS ao aoe Lethaia to : used as single or dou! north - ~ i . R, unro Elec- - : 8.96 4 il, Imlay City tos light chipped bath: (4@ foot), dam- | 11.95 Drill Access. Jigsaw ..-.
' Bot" water furnished fase it. Eimer Wilcox, Mertwres Looms tsi a ah BCoS CONDE Se W. Huron Bt ‘n | caged . damaged — 13.00 Wen Mvigewlanes 1 per month-2 to $ veer | GROCERY STORE. LONG LEASE. LOW INTEREST tion. Prom $19 up. PE 40136. | FOR SaLE° HARD TOP OR EN-| Sco" wutchinsou's Trailer Bales, | 3450 Full Motor Sittavaw 273
ae sate Sons Sees Seek | ammo Wag NTERES USED RURCTRIC RANGES, APZ,| “fe, Wt, Curimge er S| _Seib pine Hey, Drape Mame. | £38 Steno" on manmer #2 R G pes . nitm = ft 18 famil : _ size. R. B. tric ‘ Rafter Sq. Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor FAUL M, JONES REAL ESTATE sats a eace Seacated eennnierae sassy dreams either!” wiles coe cee jn Attas joven wire ».| LIONEL & AMERICAN | 8% Gov tise & jaws... 8 w. Street ees 1. CPE see Tc HP motor, Switch and stand. - *s Leve
ee nee Eanes ru sae | MUM ee paca | HG. PETERSON, USED Herp oot coaeeg. Mle “ttty| FLYER TRAINS BR gogo, If or = a ' 7p" with writer cTo - rmzom A building for sale. Hampton Elec- Be as = Bank Bldg, . Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Household Goods S57 TRADE-IN DEPT. ance 3 aracacs on ght side Se unk meeuee ieetery | rts. piped lg bh Depeeartag Motor 27 50 25 jo Ww. suren. Fs 2525. ad SD rN | nee. ~i\5 @rawer chess . ......... i Swivel ehair .oa des’ ight, Al Free test on factory analyzer. - 5 7 cS
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Business Opportunities 51° 3.0." wine Heonse. Moot rE Swaps 55 3 —— ogee ees 2 table dition. $25. FE 5-1780. “Studio, peewee Fe ee ares $330 fees we" * $60. Call Eves., “Mon AWK SENATE OREEN RG | Get Our Prices pers, AN?
a GOLD 1 MINE ON 39107. ures a “ — oer percep perro 2 RUGS WITH PADS: 1 9X12. 4\f"De" ureakias eet. | $2095 | & . ay § ENAMEL RECESSED | ‘it Dad. @x15. One 30” LUGGAGE pi
ft Concession trailer, | INCOME PROPERTY. LARGE | [ACME COLOR EYE FOR MIXING it FE 1.0335. storm windows, 2 T.V. chairs. | mectric renee ig $29.50 bathtubs. Crate marred. $31 98 up Soot. "One 30" combination door” Best Selection—Lowest Prices pottery ‘tr hot dogs. ha : a good — four rent- | _— peint, com = Sale or ae OND YOUR OL LAWN MOWER | semble these yourself and’ save, | Desk Other odds and ends. MY | Room Size Lin Russ... $1.96 IS OUR LAST DAY _Telegraph. SFE US BEFOxE YOU BUY
clcdes pull land rures —s Feasonable terms. No “Soue 7 = a hand Sone aa i008. Th yoy 1088 | 4* Harold’s Paint & Lino . ~ : MEDICINE CABI WITH vour gas or oi] conversion We - : . os : : use oad power mowers fo 95. ese are ne ; * 2 = : te chrome fluorescent te of furnaces all equipment. Don't dilly-dally cals cheng’ Lave mceees maar | sdsn Inman moun, Povans |e, ae ashe, Lat Latest. fe tee 140 8. Seamaw Ot. Oven Priday use| VE are going out of busi-| Sse" Ses s.8 eS Levascttes ae eee Cea urak one
* “ ST ATE WIDE Faw “aurea a MArewere. | joey = spare and be convinced | PEvsesty Cr SF 8 ‘|VACUUM SWEEPER si¢ ELEC-| ness and must sell our, Complete $1496. These are tac: Garwood. EM 3-2000 - a peed. Ee a ‘ . tory irre rs _ HARDW ARE STORE | ect wclsla Service ot es || RE a FT. HOUSETRATLER.| of tisan “Fluorescent, a Or LIVING, ROOM SUt ERN tities “ts. Loving room suite ize | complete stock of tools soseweh, De Ovstent ane Bee | oy CEATER #79 36 TD : . istic = | |
i eat ee ko Fy ee AE rece | aR Ree rmarons| SET ae Hee LRM TS | titers bardvace, toys, ME gman, up BRE ra Bale tm w area. 15 years same | ———— mat LA ry ‘wo- I hol od; 4 tro pressure er na rays stand fencet $21.95. ation. Owne: TEXACO SERVICE STATION fu tools, 3-371. Tesc Orchard Lake Ave. 10usehold go san ar- table radio, $4. Twi $10.
tnd ig, feuring. Gross, 614000. | lease te Drayton, Piains.» e| oo od good “boueetratiere | oO et. : APPLIANCE SPECIALS} gen cupphes and ga Sramalr tablet’ gia, ech, Boot | SAVE B rs 0 tegher 8 - ow ma! . a s : eC e
Te ea ehtiek ed | et eee ree ieoweR TaeSe pon [eee ee ree | LORD'S SPECIALS, Be Ag, Soe tee, tues 8) Berry Bros., and Glidden | Bist, Sette fat | ane cot en, te ft mane own SIMPLEX IRONER TRADE FOR § pe. dinette set... = RCA Victor Console TV nae Su ee rhe? font come any bet | To BUY, TO SELL — REALTOR shallow well pump. FE 61980. | ij IN. PHILCO MAHOGANY CON- te an E) =) with ¢oors stoma anise | paints at wholesale costs,| dsepwell. $38 a her = borton starter awa mower. wre
“GIROUX & . FRANKS Perseitee_© Senate Se | at Hi FOOT STEWART (COACH | cute TY BM 53 ; | Hide-A-Bed from $139.95......... UD | Washer, like new. .....8149| fishing tackle 14 off.| water beater and tank. ‘si0 JACOBSON. " FOR SALE. GROCERY sToRE| ‘ousetrailer excellent condition. | COMPLETE BED REASONABLE. | GE Deluxe Retrig, 7 cu. ft... $89 ; , ‘ extra heater, $5. FE 17-0168. =| wow at EVANS EQUIPMENT. GENERAL REAL ESTATE Suh bears wine ie stock. or trade for furniture. FE | “ Upholstered occasional chair, An- LORD'S Se ttt at| Builders’ hardware, elec-'j- nF Jet PU wens 1-3 ser Dine “Hey — 4385 Dizle Hwy. OR 3-0584. ~ we tique table lamp. 2-7265 ~ . erms. ¥ 2S per cent . : | HP deep well ‘ct cpumos with 12 $320 LOT. WAR until 6—Sum. 1 to § p.m. fixtures. een ne 1965 FORD CUSTOM. 2.000 MILES. OELUXE KENMORE WRINGER | Furnit d Anolis on new 1 S. caekea trical supplies and all, Sr sas” e112 s0 sort. PIPE am 5 Sekere te ao
TAVERN Take over payments. $103 per | 'yacher pone RA ili dl agg :. PE $-6189! tools 25% off} Win-| @ A Thompson, & 8. Perry. on cra HS terete + ++ -4t
nanery Lao ieagatem pen gpl Pea ia _ OR 3.2487. yin eetent YP | __“"Where wrigiey's Used tae” “W tingh chester 20 gauge pump PowER MOWERS. ARY STORM SASH Brtact* tee hesusre Over | $8, Rovel Oak. Call for further | = SELL OR TRADE | pixma ROOM AND LIVING |3 METAL Beps comptere. sso) VV CSUNQNOUSE ; TILLERS. POWER SPRAYERS. | giuminum combination wiotowe PB aaa ange Oeaent information. Lincoln 5-0452. ea et a ce | ee ee suitable for cot) gach |} Kingston ireemr shes | Ma’ lectrle range with wide oven gun, #9. I Mossberg .22 A depost wil hold, one Time | and doors Cow LOW orice!! aoe tage. 6451 Elmwood, E. Williama _‘+ ™¢ robe rE 4-500 real buy for i 14 ones ’ a oe
. _ x et, weer 2 Gar ree | tates "wet sepciewitea nnenen | bake SONDTTION | mode! Good working’ cosines | SAS: 3 ; Hees ror gpaieea ete Wien Nene |))~O”*~*é«‘éXwR XE 8-60
" terms. Sale Land Contracts 52) inericr steddine “Wil. ‘teceut OPE $0832 goon CORP nr wt a. BINTRG RO pup. | 1960 N "Opdyke Cor. Ponting RA. 50% off * Also s large = UST SELL. "| STALE tues we ": with Fre ; o car or farm | DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE AND 4 ROOM ° , ™“ ne 2. |" tures Never used. FE 5-0880
Bateman & Kampsen ee tig i Se ably priced. PE vu otis ms Tinene INGHOUSE avTO. wasneR | table of misc. items at| tLstsTE rior pOMPRESSOR, VENTILATING PANS FOR KITCH-
° monthl ae 6 per a interest ESK. TRICYCLE. SM. PORCE- wah water seer dtn 900 68 ht VA Price. Open 8 a.m. to] y oprey cms Gb pressure, | ome 0088 — Feng cred tinge Realtors Bee by modern home and} L. H. BROWN, Realtor bebe thas’ sm.” metal cabinet, WAWOGANY DINING "ROOM | _¢. 8 p eee = Michigan —— west of Pon- | 1363 W. Huron FE 24810 | child's a LN etal — WROUGHT IRON COCKTAIL BAR. aay ost varee Fluorescent. ¥03. Orchard ° -05 ~ ain chair, lary-daisy chair. Romeo, PLateau_2-2300 1 6650 Dixie Hwy. A. Cc \ PT N SONS | % fm. (21 ff. lengths) Oe M. | Ave.
FE 4-0528 RILEY, BROKER __ Seward ard. Si., "evenings. CU. PT ELECTRIC REFRIG-| Near \ Waterford. _ Sat, and Sun. c O} 3Le = | Bat tt mes) Be ft 7% LB. PHT CONTAINERS. 7 Wye 6-151 oF “FE 1-0086 For Sale Clothing 56 : _Mear_Waterfon ooo w._Hureo Bt. SAVE PLUM NO SUPPLY | 371 &. Telexravh Eves, & Sun. A ~ _59| sezr FR EZE UPRIGHT, ONE | erator a perfec’ condition. Ree | 7 prgcg MAHOGANY BEDROOM | ford Twp Hall OD 7416. eo» Gecingw - PE $2100) $15. MY 35001 ae
| Ge-operative Real Estate Exchange | 41% LAND. a 138” | Boy's SUIT, BLUE, GOOD CoNDE-| and’ food gut od for 8 years | —— ; Se et Se ee 24 INCH KALAMQZOO CAST IRON STALL SHOWERS - COMPLETE BE YOUR OWN Boss FE bi ton. Chubby 16. $10. FE 5-8829. | $495.00 $778. ® PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. le. aice ‘furnace ft condition. FE | with faucets and curtain $69.50 — soratched transit. Michigan Gibson refrigerator, electric stove Car evenings only, "OL 2-1864 terrific value $3333. Lavatories
Money to Loan 53 DinInc ROOM SET. QPEAL desk, dinette. davenport and chair | _¢-2161 a ob p evober Ler vs por.you_m a! .- » _-} heap. 67 Tresent.. ——— = dresser. lames, and. ew. AND CABI- Ta ONE 21” TYPE POWER MOWER | complete tT 50 palue - EROVED PROFITABLE | NEW £ EXCE NT CONDITION, CABHES SCABIES - ~| single beds. Many other misc. | net. ie Prigidalre stove, $75. EN et ee ee OS 19 98 These are factory seconds.
a WHEN YOU NEED catia, skits, Sempers. Sines gpl diagt Masa dh promod pee ers we en Condit... ON 32700. ONE” 4_1N JACOBSEN rare| Schon Oe end PART TIME. 16. PE S117. . 2% IN. USED TV........... ri nt. One garage. 9000 _thard Lake Ave. LADIES USED SUIT, SIZE 12, & 7 Pe bathmooa SET AND WED. | 16D Ue TV. 8 | For Sale Miscellaneous ri) Phone FE sai of) on | rn een ae ae You merely service the accounte| - peormg loom. VE Ce Wl © |” ickae_cobtnel_seas__ 00 Ein 01 WALTONTV _| " qaningaene ~ ie AE COMPANY Se et 4 Mi r : t — We establish vou such as ~ | | Haron. a PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM | Welton Cor. Josiya PE 2.2251 | AIR COMPRESSOR. 1% HP. SIN-| a, we LAWN Mow. | Reasonable. OR >is01_ a Save oney a Rinetieonettes ree, tev! vou can get & quickly oo your | “AROR ASSORTMENT OF Ten | ouite, 960. cond. FE | NEW AND USED FURNITURE OF | _#l@ phase motor. 383 N. Paddock..| . ERS PINKING SHEARS, KITCH- ONE 52 GAL. "RMEISTER’S erns. bowling alleys. : ° BUR} S herever folk tw ture cat of ire N ina over $300. | _2-8405. all kinds. Odd — $3.95 up, | AIR COMPRESSORS, PUMPS N KNIVES AND SICKLE BARS| water heater One set of golf whereve $ meet and sw vend.| endorsers. Payments to suit your | — quick sale__the lot $50. 82 | § pC_oAK & pecasional piiners. oe floor sanders, sand ALL clubs and bee Full bed and | — ———— = net a vend. “We will be glad to ot: : +7754 chair $4.50 sewing machines $9.50 | & gra WORK 18 GUARA : springs. wardrobe 1 Quap-, machine) and provis . You with = problems. Palm Good condition. FE 4. Ss of linol MI 452 Sole. ; cash tp on a steady reneat busi | YOU i en LADY'S NEW SUIT. SIZE 12 & | ELECTRIC STOVE. $25 up. small maple buffet, table and Jackecn’ s Rental & Sales | FE 57835 2565 E. Walton | _ tity — ness. Euccliont earning opporie- F eaving loom. FE +1074. 191 E. EM tree Gee mea lhe oer ___ 63 _W. Montcalm FE 48240 Goel | ties ae |= each. tN. eee wa ee v for a man or woman w : ures ELECTRIC IRONER. STANDARD! fimea’ cak toc WAYS WRECKING OUR ‘ore r. Suitabl: for 6 rooms food reference, ambition, @ éar mm .. Wrought iron -— ALWAYS WR Lf dls Used 1 winte- Tor bottle or c 0 MAN'S SUIT. WORN ONCE. 3 size naan condition. bea com $39.96 up. Hollywood ices are less. Moe Be bas : Tr Dery vest “wr equipment. me materials. FINANCE CO Complete wa seed of == sac . Hege's a real buy. a 06.96. living ose eh - Bo ine Inc, 31945 W, 8 Ra Pe anes = + MUST WRECK Foot your oS etnies Hearine en 9. ashers :
area We smarvion tons overa- FE 4-1574 condition. FE 22003. KENMORE DRYER. 4164 DIXIE na wall sizes, g11.95,| Artists’ supplies, = FUEL OIL TANKS oe ee Tue ature Buys tn} ate tion and hel:: vou make money. 70? Pontiac State Bank Bide ¥ DRESSES. SIZE 18% ALSO, | Hwy. Dame’ ceeee. mattresses $18.95. supplies—check our clas- | 273 Gal. flooring, doors. windews, ete; AT BUR
view, eiving enen ber ete. UICKLY 2 pmeny used suite, cise F Ce | FURNITURE. SUITABLE FOR a to fi “Hobbi 4) Cas” Betltted ee sa he | mither ‘tor cash or om shares or |OUR PRICES. ARE eXOT OFLE Tey thine, Poems member ete. GET CASH.Q I =. any evening. cottece or rooming house ‘Take: | BAS ony ats * oo LAYAWaY| 8! ication obbies an a a a _ si will sell entire house as is. Low Ri
jee dD org La SLE _Up to $900 | WEDDING GOWN, “SIZE 12. 900) _FE $2414. FREE “Panxina AND DELIVERY Supplies” No. 24A. Washbowls with fittings K. G. HEMPSTEAD so eR neha a Se char’ ces Head dress $15. FE FRIGIDAIRE ELEC. RANGE. DOU- PEA. 8 FURNITURE 21x32 double sinks Sos 102 E Huron PE 4-8284| mock jath. 32 ft. id... 0 stall investment needed. Call uve 1946 to, 1969 cars Bring your title. Bi — Procelain refrigernor. WE BUY SELL anD Ex EXCHANGE ANCHOR: FENCES White pelts. Cored” she0.50 ONE DEEPWELL MEYERS CUI- treck eee ¥ Loant alse _made “on furniture. Sale Household Goods 57 FE. 20433 after 42 ORCHARD LA AVE, ; : “Pac Seconds — rs inde - _ —e~ Kain tank |
do PE 4-788) EE ESTIMATES w St. PE $-2100 mp comple the Job ‘with. equipment ip excel: O AKL AND aNTIg’ PE pone, TT RTECT PINE CORNER, CUPBOARD. PINE ons JOP BARGA INS | MERCULES STOKER FOR Bate: | test © tunes 5. svierry es. | iw siete a week vote, A te aerIQu PESK CABINET. 12 PC. shost, pine Gry oth, 3. cherry incinerators, reg. $129.98: HOLLINGRRTEAB VARIETY 8100 ‘ Se ne c ona me ay Rb OD. fr me vi can it ” rif ft-wood firniture ig re) ¥ pond eners, Te roce 6) uron. - Noor : tt copertnanty. Servess . Lrrl cabin, 3 pe. wicker set,.1 Frigid- __mour Lake Ré.,_ Oxford si an 180.95. , Renee vei out Baldwin scote ee 2x6 std. Dow fir, per 000, down. You must see to ap- aire. chifforobe. draperies, mise. GAS RANGE. 4 BURNER. 36 IN. |PORCH FURNITURE. LivitG Teolor “Water sor corms and Vas -O- tac| POWER MOWERS __ | ins eed. Douglas fir. per reciate ft. Pon . 8780 Wise Rd. __wide, Only $19.05. MI_6-1300. room chair, Night -table. Drapes. per youtnaa Phone FE 17-8025. r 2” blanket Ins!., 100 ft
FE 8.0264 after 7 Soe. Bor I “STOVE $70” DRAPES. es.| _MI_ +1514 priced Fight. Hlectri¢ water heat | — Usree selectonrnotary mor myst 50 4x8x%"" fir Plyscore — : -j~— 2 _—— se! mowers $40. ie CONEY ISLAND LUNCH ROOM. F F 2-9206 “ance Coleman Ste ELECTRI = oor ins dally 4 BURNER GAS STOVE. WITH| ef, & real low price. Laundry; lene with am HC LITTLE riche ry mo 4xex," fir plywood ..........$3.95 Smvel) investment seeded. Call Good OR Ons. STOVE, GooD CONDITION.| oven. cheap. FE 2-7273. tubs, automatic | Hand mowers, $9.05 ; 4x8x% W. pine plywood..... pss, sod
after 6 OR 3-425 11 PONTIAL STATE BANK BLDG. | ADMIR AL ieee 4 PORCELAIN SINK WITH RIGHT - FRAYERS basement ‘du til furnace, "tbe sa Easy verms. (xax% — eed =otitinc: oft se
TO : Telephone sip bench. Maple GREEN LIVING ROOM SUITE. 5| ‘rain and all the fixtures. Drop | AN IDEAL PUEL OIL TANK FoR | 5° simple ot, a PET ‘install a anton tele waetty gens. por a 160.06 NTED no ae t. 6 walnut di ‘old excellent condition 342| leaf table, 2 chrome chairs, sing : seruce & vour heat | Jc ; , CLASS C BAR “AND SDD STORE| CSNERAL PUBIC LOAN oer caairc and covvia tates. G@man| Wooscmare be bed with mattress and spring. | housetrailer, 138 gal. capacity. ‘Associ Trailer KELL ‘v S HARDWARE | 3232 peneting. WP. ver M ‘$160.00 was as — uate in — = FE 3-7181 painted chest of drawers and | ii, pr KELVINATOR REFRIG- clock. 29 Utica Rd. : . WNINGS Betigge FE 2- Aner hours. 3904 Auburn at Adams. Auburn Wells, #s and ts ccm kee oe z ry ae your busi se rocker. Walnut e desk. erator. =e Coldspot. 2 old type POWER MOWER $45, REFRIGER- A T x Hetents. ts. PE 28811 _ | Soll pipe. § ft. .........0.. $3.93
staction. Complete transfer of Is anid oes ming | bathtubs. 3 double, drainboard | ator, $38. gas renee 20 Sewing | tarpaulins. standard size tm GLIDDEN, FRED SATIN Wak INCH. REO | Com. “Alum. doors. tr $20
oonces hand BR 300. Prank. Birmingham.” Mi aryer cresting meas: paLoAs Salant PONTIAC TENT & AWNING CO. TRACTOR 0 . bce PE ie Sten Wm teats oe scene from ||| “$30 98 L R. D. RILEY, BROKER _ Seon. , ryer Easy - | GARDEN R IN \RUBBER. power mowers from FE ¢1157 or FE $25 a $500 J. C. Higgins 26 boys bi | condition. $47.50, OR 3-0803. 400 Oakland Ave. OR 31220 or see Monroe 3 pe. colored bath set, all fittings.
Fon AUG ORES OF QOD | wm x URE, COON | AEE SU GMTSIOVE ARES | iy a atta hol eae’ bet | mermangatons Cast” TEARS [at cajpwinancizenD Aeams |S Beare Puss OF MO PLYWOOD | ““nsnpwanz suture vel, Will sell on royalty basis. aes ene APARTMENT x. other household goods not men-| {ett prans Perfect new guaran, | {an Cgcks: onan, tops for burning. O ooet. Phone F ues Pee HARDWARE—PLUMBING ; LOA TO $500 new, reasonable. 75 Mariva, up- | tioned. MA 6-300. teed for § years, buy o new re- ALL A-1 COLEMAN 3 TO 4 RM. tau Goes ant Case, Prices BOYDELL PAINTS
nore tai is 7 teteace coun) 6 DaxtER 8 Be Pe eiaze | aire |. --~ aalimanamieaitmeaata Egg ge Duo Therm ax8x's Pit Ply GIS 94.18 | Drive OUT TO BURMBISTER Ss ters. 12 stools. mait mixers. cash SHOPPING ALMOST size | —T= — Ses ore whasd Lane oe to 4 and 1-5 If you don't find what you | 4x@x%s Fir Plyw GIS $5.12 AND SAVE UP TO $500 ON ALL register. wee? Aang 2, plates 2 Stearns & Poster mattress 3. : ; BOUGHT SOLD a ex.| senier $35 en. . ae want 3 thie qoama, oh Boobs Ali 5 dee on y-4 MATERIA or 5 ad Ons ig r} = ton burner ; % SUR bies, Pearestiyg lasses. silverware FOR A LOAN? at Peerless ereseure cooker $15. G AS STOVE . aoa bynes 602 Mt. Clem-| SaTHTUBS OOF “Wanted sapere ad? Just 4x8xts Pir id GID 39.60 aa =
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MAIN FURNITURE .
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$500 CASH for You Today 30.006 FAMILIFS iN PONTIAC ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT
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HOOVER APT. MA- tables, $1.98 up; 2 door. 6 shelves| -chine & Rem: portable type-
white metal cabinets, $12.95; writer, FE between 9 & 56.
Dew book epee head _ 4 Mon. thru Fri co ie rators, Pn hk
up, fatiges. gas & = thn Bf AS 122 ATIC WASHER
beds all sizes 83 up; f nen SP
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Gp. chests new & used, Gh up: | make’, O66 ‘Myrtle.. Huron Oar
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free rking : a" x 2" shelves.
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GAT. 9 to @ WED. NIGHT TO) fect condition. 1 erly Ra. L & 8 SALES 4 mt, east of @oops FOR SALE
Pontiac or 1 mi. east
FE 5-3853 1229 Baldwin Next to Adler's Mkt. | Gas STOVE RADIO & nacoRD
Diayer combination, cabinet mod-
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FLOOR SHOP
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HARDWARE, ipiag. puppties. piles OR 3- 3-1217, OR 3-1218.
PLUMBING SPECIALS Detroit. aot Cooley Lake Rd.
EM 3-4171 Telegraph & ® Mile Ra
FL 1-4186
Open 9-9 69 S. Saginaw St.
LOG. % In. fir, 4x8, per sheet .....95.78 AN LATHE *
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PLYWOOD
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955
Idg. Mitnlas of All Kinds FOR SUSINESS
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PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS 6UP- 6UP-
ply wash sand and vel, cement and morter, fill dirt, ‘road gravel
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send W. © - 0 sale. EM 3-4489. —_ pare y aoe eravel 10A gravel,
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FOR RENT
Floor sanders — hand sanders —
wall paper steamers—waxers and
furnace vacuum cieaners
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FE 2-0603.
ROAD GRAVEL 5 yards, $7.00 delivered. FE ¢onee.
| Shredded Peat Humus PE 1-02345 _{S yds. '3.. $12) FE _5-7666.
bare GRAVEL PI PILL DIRT. FE
| TOP SOIL. L. DELIVERED. Pe
eS soil SAND, GRAVEL. FILL and black dirt and peat deliv- _¢red, Reasonable FE 23-5737.
TOPSOIL. BI BLACK. PILL, SAND
_ane grave PFE 5-4158.
"Weletocd Rab xouote VAb0 Ba fo * ort ane! x
colors of Rev eatte® rubber paints.
Oakiand Fuel anc Paint. 4 Me
_ chard Lake Ave. ° pe be 3° vas
FOR THE Home WORKSHOP
Delta Skilltoe! Black & Decker.
Porter-Cable, Miller's Falls and
Stanley power tools. saws drills
and sanders.
FJ, POOLECO. 151 Oakland Ave
—— Comb.
situs “Ae bteod
Jackson’s Rental & Sales Tools, compressors, sanders mix-
dies, sewer tile, 5 &
62 W Montcalm. FE
"WHY PAY THE HIGH
DOLLAR FOR PAINT?
TSIDE
FPLATS—ENAMELS
KING BROS.
PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE
Cameras, Equipment olA. OPIS
— fed, ender Mebein a up. |
ies
Earoll today. PE 35028
1 Prail, Apt B-1.
Se POINT TROM-
livered. $26 Gallagher's,
Huron. FE 40566
Hrevium | SIZE UPRIGHT PIANO. Completely -overhauled.
and — me 2 = Tr ‘Gal.
lagher’s uron 40566
EARLY NEW &SPINET PIANO. With discount Gallagher's, $200
__!8, E. Huron FE 40566
SPINET PIANO RESPONSIBLE pa + to take over low
oon ly yments. Mr. Carroll,
PUNO | TUNING AND REPAIR Oscar Schmidt. FE 2-5217.
Oreicnr STODDARD _ PIANO. __ Bargain. $30. MUlberry 9-1200.
_ Sale | “Ottice Equiment | 63 AAA NN
Evactaic CASH. REGISTER. rE
> 1796 301_N. Perry Bt.
_Sale Si Store Equipment 64
CLARY Sore REGISTER. ADDS
Leas
PE ¢1112
| Ee aos | home planting. Bader ricoh)
ot
| Wood, Coal & Fuel 67
DRY SLAB AND eh re ‘srove
_Wood $3 cord de). FE 5-2096
Goo DRY SLAB WOOD % for #19
i _Sasad
HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD AND kindling $4.5 e cord Pet. sha
Also Way POR
SPEEDWAY ee LE.
place canal’ onl bo
— & kind\ing resent Oakland
_ Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68
A BLACKHILL SPRUCE FOR YOU;
also blue, Norway and white fir,
. Scotch and Mugho; Arbor-
vitae, Juniper, Native trees. Dig
your own. Bring buriap and tools.
2922 Sleeth Rd. go straight west
3 miles from Commerce Village
on gtavel road, bearing right on
all turns, Open daily 8 to 7.
Greenridge Farm Nursery. MU-
tual 4-838.
COLORADO BLUE 6PRUCE.
Beck a and elman.
— Bun., 12 to
> > i. alls Rd., Monty, dich
£300 olf
| Ra. mile ¢w. oncacme off
; M15
FRUIT TREES
| dig your own — BEARING.
$5 each. Perennials
peonies, red Pr od a
evergreens, if Roc |
; mile north of f Auburn
=| Strawberry _ Plants. ay.
—
PECTED PREMIER
strawberry plants and
— Taspberry plants. OL
—_ verere eee NOW _ evergreens at vargain pric
| LAKESIDE NU RSE RY 3o44 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
___ Open_Eves; and Sundays,
SETTER “VARIETY OF EVER-
1700 Scott Lake Rd. OR 31701
__ For Sale Pets 69
Sa eae Chammon Eberie’s Sod tae
dale Beagles. 961 Northfield. FE
| $1451. Runming dogs, FE $0178.
|AKC BEAGLE PUP8s. 820. 10
_ weeks FE 486
aS oo |? REGISTERED
mos. Bale or lease
| BLACK & i! age ALSO RID-
| img horse & rifle. MY 2-1886.
| BLOND ENGHISH COCKER ale. yrs — ms children.
_FE? 21, 101 Euclid
BABY PARAKEETS © coo CAGE.
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66/
6.50 Delivered. FE
inspected. D. Moran. OA~
please?" ae Za seeneenn,
ZAM
by | Besebborger
29-24 Cope. 1955 by MEA Serving, Housetrailers 78 78
“elor
Exchange
TINI HOME, PRAIRIE 8CHOO
est possible terms. New trailers,
ee ee ee” as §
= ee Sivan 8 pa cant tener est.
PARTS—STORE
os
—— Tel-tturon Center
Open Eves. & Sunday P.M. _ 1947 27 FOOT STEWART COACH
atta trade for furniture. FE
‘$3 TRAVELO, 32 PT. EXCELLENT
condition. M: _N. Opdyke Rd. lot 68. E
RETIRE AT _ ANY AGE. LIVE IN
Mobile Photo Laboratory and s
eS oe oe 2
“She's having filet mignon—will you pass my hat around,
Hay, Grain & Feed 71
SECOND
and straw.
nearly new. 470 W. [s] ALPALFA MAY
3 section spring tooth
‘alton.
Sale Farm Equipment 76
CORK. GOOD CON DITION.
16 ft. Tt tt. $100. FE 65-1066.
farm.
_Spected. 150
SEBAQOES 6 Baldwin to first LARGE POTATOES, $2 BU. OUT.
Clarkston. Left,
SREMIEN AND BePRovan Ros B- inson State in-
ake Rd.
uiZED 4 AND EATING
3600 Sashabaw
FATES AND ONION R Wal-
Work an hour a ~ =
get by. or full fime for excellent sna for ‘ing
i ¥s olenty work |
anywhere . Any size
& make or factory
to Tr ead iv eg
for nhoto finishing and residence
xpert tion for one m
included. ¢ m~ Model
it ane 8 Ly Be it over. Me)
Hale lot ke La
Road at Huron PEdera! 5-4730.
.| EXPERT REFINISHING AND = Boats & Accessorles 88| Fe 2 eT PLywooR Pas
ib Pr_WAGEMAKER sot Fe fas
Fr)
‘Eve. Whipple Lake.
1¢’ BOAT AND 15 H,P. EVINRUDE
wmeotor, will separate, may be seen
and tried at 1821 Union Lake Rd.
ev 8 efter 6 or weekends.
foo a Ted Newkirk.
ELGIN 7% HP MOTOR. 14 ft. boat, $ and covers. $225...
5-1208 after 4 p.m
EVINRUDE MOTORS Outboard repair 19 yrs. expe-
. Thence. Chris Craft boat kits, alu-
minum boats 8 to 21 ft. Angler
— Paint and hardware. Open
“TONY'S MARINE 2605 _ Orchard Lake Rd.
~~ FIBERGLAS KITS
_TED NEWKIRK, EM 3-807?
BAULING THEM IN BY THE
truck load. 65 new boats are on
band today Al! types deecea
— 10655 Dixie. corner Holly
AERO-CRAFT BOATS
DUNPHY BOATS
CHFROKEE
FRELAND
BOAT ce
jOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
SLAYBAUGH’S
630 Oaklana Ave ee
MERCURY MOTORS
MERCURY OUTBOARD p MOTORS.
_—— r Craft and Yellow Jacket
at
ile Bat ae ec ce
Hydraulic boat
SHORTY Hoon s” ACE
Av Pine Lake; ons brace,
GADA BOAT
Sey eGo | cubes
ies
Ne
tre age ponies !
. ot
Sutton, PH.
(44 INTERNATIONAL, PLAT BED
dum ood ~tires, full year li-
—cense@) FE 23978. EV. \a6. 1 TON | PICKUI
origina \, finish excellent aeees
hout Onlv 8905. full
Fog Peed = = ae
H. ASKING ¢ CHEVROL ‘ET Sixte | Hwy. at \M-15 MaAvle 5-507]
For t Sale Used Cars 91
1980
_new,
Aima,_
black
"S34 B Sedan. Clean. $
% BUICK SPECIAL \ 9 DR trade.
74 BUICK SPECIAL « DOOR SE- Gan. Loaded.
°
cluding Sunday.
$3 BUICK 4 DOOR t RADIO, HEAT-
er, Dynaflo Sha
mas ORION MOTOR SALES
ackhoro MY 261 till 9:00 p.m.
tires,
40577 6 VICK SPEC [AL DELUXE
._ Che Oo: FE 3.7542.
LIKE
Huron. wil 923. W.
‘ DOOR
Power braked
Com ple deluxe
OR 3-1003, °. 1675
BUICK. CENTUR INVERT 1984 pba ig mo. Tpey Sow actual miles In ee condition White - with
orlen ite wall tives,
genuine upholstery
1 mile NW. a
Shown any day tn-
Lake
DOOR BUICK a
AL
PRIVATE OWNER, VERY CLEAN
white walls U. 8. ethene
ou —
1962 aoa ac,
For Sale Used Trucks wt” ‘For Sale Used Cars mn
@ FORD & ‘% CHEV “wey | 3.
new : etic. Ing 4390 Monrge 8t., D. or OR = iil: 1954 FORD
dr. with Fordometic — Radio |.
a — sea foam
wee $d “DOWN
SCHUTZ MOTORS DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
$12 8. Woodward- Birmingham
19h FORD oe ere | NEW
and loaded. Call PE §-0010. is69 FORD @TISTOM 2 DR., RA-
ee. heater and overdrive. 6326.
5S Scott Lk. Rad.
rE rap STATION WAGON. $59.
_— condition. MI-4-456
er 5
PORD, ‘4 CLUB COUPE.. Livey
i ete]
Carkner—Studebaker
Birmingham MI4-3410
1954 FORD FACTORY OFFICIAL’S FOUR DOOR
$1295 LARRY
JEROME - Rochestet, Ford Dealer
ANTIQUE AUIGTION
10:39 om.
wassee, Caturday, Apri) 30th
Moore's Antiques, 103 W. Fenton,
fe Nar
1954 PONTIAC CHIEP, 30 PT. BEST
offer. PE 23-4635
ers. ft. dem | from. All sizes. C. & G. Service, - wees ee eee z
foo ee te oe Limited Time Only. $5.8 Sale Farm Equipment 76 save dollars one 1953. 28% Aubu-n at Opdyk.. | Wanted Used Cars 88 ice CREAM FOUNTAIN AND $61 4th cy PE 2-4035; Closed Sun. i rm q t em excellent shape, pric oe eee
booths. Inautre +39 S Saginaw. BOXER. _6 MOS. OLD. PAWN. ig, ogtt. 0 raiiers 84, low as Auto Service Si BUY OR TRADE. TOP” Twins Restaurant Female’ AKC. registered. FE | & NEW Pw PARM TANK. 278 ion: bs Genesee Sale. ees ~ | _SCONOMY CARS 22 AUBUR
ONE 6x8 WALK-IN Box 956 | 5843. : eerie. : EPAIRS BUMPING & HIGH $ CHEAP & SCRAP CARS. Also 1 blower coil. MaAytair | ; _livered vm bist. — Very reasonable. Call : lh Bee ESTIMATE Day or eve, FE 2-2666.
| CANARIES FOR SALE: PHONE al TYPES OF FE! drills. Davis | _ ©4773, : : | or ARB. ‘THE HIGH DOLLAR RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT | FE 5-0038 after 12 noon. M. vy Ph 45 ville. | NEW RECONDITIONED MARES OF
used onths Garland range, | Bri —— traller tomes. op rental purchase Por high erade ased cars We
lovee tesch tn reirigerator. tor | COCKER SPANIEL MEGIETER: ROODER. 350 ic BRATS MOTOR “SALES Reed them Drive the extra mile.
See atinet eat eur | Pye he ee hee | Sie Siemcebee doe tes | ESSoua tae ree me | ROME TE poe | Ger Oy we ve 0 See ipa : _FE 53284, as itt ears .
ess steel food warmer Phon = — TRAILER EXCHANGE “Gans et West Pike H. J. WV ANWELT Sth" iy. |? MALE PUPS. 1 ENGLISH SET- | COMPLETE REPAIR & SERVICE legraph “PE 23200 | CRANKSHAFT
GALAD UNIT. REAL GOOD COR iver FE Sime 'vetore_ J'm | Gott ‘pmord,S Permueon Tree | © * ores" om fa oon | ee Ley eee’ et Me | CALIFORNIA BUYER ’ ENGLISH SETTER. FEMALE 3% HOU ER, FT... GO chine Shop, 23 Hood. FE , top. Stools. Ressenahee. 7B Fem mos. Thorourhbred Evening ment abr cRAWnoED condition. Elec. brakes, tandem __ AVERILL’ 2020 DIXIE HWY.
. —weer ‘ends — Ob L Sal danchn rn. z ar va e
8 Francis, FE 2-716. ‘ FRENCH’ POODLES 8 Pana: | Faas Wt atice | -=M 35006 between 1 and 8 p.m, _ Sale Motor Scooters 8&2 ert ANTED-LATE MODEL
Sale Sporting Goods 65 | _keets. zoe 4 $490. 2771 Weavérton, Rochester. | 3) ALLSTATE. EXC COND. FE Peo fl i rte. PE 8-143. p Aes FREN @ Para PRICE THE GUNS-BUY SELL TRADE kets, MY 32803. A-1 BUYS a 2-4975 PRICE THE REST THEN GET
10 Bagley Fi SALE STUD BSERVICE.| See the new ‘35 Mode? Jr. %2 NEY sa = FT. 2 BED | 4 H COSMMAN EAGLE. | GOOD - best from
Goa woATS MOTORS BOY | Amcricin saddle, bred stallion, | Horee riding actor: 3% and 3% | Fronts, son cer "tor cash of | cnet’ steeae BILL SPENCE : -| tee Pp. 5 p USED
Telegracn FED opened ap sake 5 eee up. wiping eine dnb ee once BUILT. 22 FT. ings COSRMA AN 6000 CONDI- | @2_Oatian: Ave. cane rE B_¢-7333 =| and w ‘ : ALSO BLACK & TAN ard bred “mares. 1 Palomino geld-| Good Itne of used aes all metal, good’ condition, 8750. | 75, wiigzer MO Like we} PAY | To jen {DOLLAR 1 FOR pep & 7 yr. old riding rse. ing. 1 sorrel mare, 13 ewes, 1) New and ee FE 5-0830. new. With accessories. Come aft- sharp ¥_3-1906._ _.________| buck sheep or OA | WE GAS ENGINES. | SODERN 31 PT 106 RICHARD: er 4 p.m. on lav Wed. end COMM UNITY éeT OF MENS AND WOMEN’S 82666 eves, and weekdays. “Gran ressgoarale facto — and fac- oon wie electric brakes. urs. T28 Monticello -
got clubs Conpiete with baz ger Re., Oxford tory trained m ber Ct., Waterford, Mich. OR F Sale M B3 ; and aaa Practically new. FE GERMAN SHEPHERD MALE. 1 SEE LEE =. perl soar MOTORS
"Sand, Dickies eo 66 _Fe Sto Housebroken. Reasonable.
§-5012,
GERMAN SHEPHERD. BLACK
Saad. yr. old, Reg. 850, MU
KITTENS. FR wig a
P. AND i
2489 Auburn Rd. FE 4-6510.
food. Stree 1927. 684 land Ave,
A . : AR- ies. 1304 Mt. Clemens. 4-6960,
ARA 791
rose. FE 2-3340.
PART POLICE AND ggg «inde PUP.
Phone
Foon 1300 Bigelow ha Devic, Davis-
D pam
DIRT ROTTEN TER
re Ce, Pe
” WHY DELAY “IN.
~ COME? Classified Ads =
your vacancies F/
EETS PET SUPPLIES.
Dancey’s, 239 ) Voorhies. FE 5-5931,
REG. GERMAN SHORT HAIRED
veinter pups, OR .
1 REGISTERED
year “ Beagie. rae id Beagle 38 00 for both.
| SAL, AMERICAN GENERAL AND OTH-
1965, 20 onstrator
For Sale Housetrailers 78 e
LOUIE'S AUTO PARTS
Open Evenings 7 Days a Week.
Starters and generators ...
ONT AC DRIVEAWAY rong hci
+6138 53% Union §
(CE GOIN ‘NORTE, OF Fes
lead _elther wi: FE 56-6806
RA eee Ls
7D 7 SE Missouri. F
anc up
6 Oakland Ave. Ph. PE ¢-4813
For Sale Tires 80-A
670 BY 15 WHITE W. plete bh = 5. ot
__Gition,
or 3 passengers to
Leaving ay night,
Monday. FE 2-7871.
papel 2 — fad
expenses e rive
to Dexter, Missour! thre’ Rarrie-
burg in new Buick. Leaving Sat.
Phone FE 47297. returning
“The Tractor Man” 921 Mt. Clemens 8t.
PE _3-9830 TERMS
BARGAIN PRICES ON
FENCE POSTS
PARM FENCE
BARB WIRE
BUY AND SAVE AT HOUGHTEN & SON
New Idea
$28 ©. M; OL 1-9761
FERGUSON : BLACK HAWK 3 —— CT anure er, heavy ine mag meetin
she rte, items.
wen Rd. PE 2-084.
So aP Ti & EQUIPMENT.
rare R ARDEN ter, with
agree Se es ot sees as AL i =
ree $a on. ea ras AY FOR | :
| wees ae eres —
PONTIAC |
CHIEF MOBILE HOMES gee the new BI ft. Pontiac. Up to to
erga eae Bt buy oe es Hutchinson
Hatchineon’ 3 Trailer “Sales
@16 Dixie Hwv Drayton Plains
Geenee i tite ‘head, ond Mound, Detroit
2830 8 Dort Highway, Flint
HOLLYWOOD BED AND A NEW bed stand-
HARLEY-DA iN
16g HARLEY-DAVIDSON, 4. 435 Becenenls. a Vi
ae
BRARLEY-DAVIDSON
eycle 6 years
Call
after 6 > m.
For Sale ) Bicycles 84
MOTOR- old. Model
OR 3-1676
803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL 10 P.M.
OLive :
&M Motor Sales
2627 Dixie i. 3-1603
CARS.
OR 3-451)
880 8. Woodward Birmingham
WTD. JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRON. Past service he
cars, * "4.
Bagley Auto Parts PE 58-9219 PE 5-9210
“170 BAGLEY 8T.
eS aw, buying now for
mmer sales. Top
mena 3 34 and 8, HURON
fis git eter 0 pm at
LESS? Help Wanted Ads
get you workers!
Dial FE 2-181. : = a 7
AND 26 IN. Girl's 36 Mbike Reconditioned.
. GIRL'S 20 IN $20.
FE 45804. Roe
“EVINRUDE MOTORS
PENN YAN BOATS
2-2641
For Sale Used Trucks 90
1964 FORD. 4% TON PICKUP. FUL-
. Low mileage. Like
new, 32-4953.
‘@ MODEL GMC CHURCH BUS.
FORD |} PICKUP 106. PH. FE
Dion —
ioe, M% dor actual mile, WRECK,
at nish job.
SEE THE A
GMC TRUCKS |*5
WILSON GMC
OAKLAND AT CASS
OPEN: " EVENINGS
FE 2.9203 - FE 4-4531 EES fe mm, ons BuEE in oo0n| | MOTOR SALES
15 gore only
HAS Original jet biack
heater & automatic transmission.
Spotless interior,
OLDER, MODET.
"61 Chevie. FE 5-8975 ish
New car 4ap-
pearance. Today's bargain special
KINS CHEVROLET]. , Dixie Hwy. at alison MAple_ 5-5071
FOR EQUITY IN
012 8 TAYLOR'S
GOOD USED CARS
1953 tl 4dr “210. Radio, heater
= ~ Gilde. Beat
: $1145
1953 Chev. 4dr “&an9.* Radio and
eater . $1006
1953 Pontiac 4dr. Chieftain. radio,
=—— Hydramatic Resi
1981 Buick Special 4dr. Radio. peak ‘
naflow $ 506
1950 Chev. hoe Coe. Heat and mu-
sic. bargain at only. .8 105
TAN LOR'S
at ester Foy Lake
Phone Matkel 1561
1952 SARATOGA CHRYSLER 6 4
Les 2 tone green, white walls.
owner new car.
$995
SCHUTZ MOTORS great Neco doo pe had _
_ Woodward
door, "S44 Chevie convertible
"$1 Studebaker convertible ...
1902 CHEVIE
Rac» and
OR_ 3-290"
CHEVROLET 64 2 DOOR, radio, CONVER® TIBLE
SPECIALS
Bel Air. -
vhf
60 — convertible ..... i
"4 Fo 5.
180 other cars from $35 to 62395
including few pickups. We fi-
nance or trade real estate or
what have you
ECONOMY CARS ___32_ AUBURN
DELUXE 2 | 2 DOOR.
heater. Cood condition.
heater. white. walls 5 ner, EM Teen,
be mileage. $1,245
joss ~ CHEVROLET BEL-AIR. 4
condi- Radio, heater. al
905, tion. FE 6-1!
"63
_*.
ivor~
CHEV. a
walls
me
~*~.
Had
heate
Pure
ion
cord,
ean a 1958 DEMO. a
doo
coe car down uo
on balan e.
7) HASKING | Dixte Hwee. a M-15 MApie 58-5071
Excellent condition. 4
1 owner 5 aoe tires, FE
r sedan
turoucise 2 tone. lag t « “Hy coe
joade4 with extras. Just
to 36 months
Abe several
EVROLET
‘61 BEDAN, POWERGLIDE,
and ae Like new. 9698.
‘ot car down:
"Carkner_Studebaker
Birmingham MI 4-3410
= Cavin 6] =TREGENT,
“wwe ts eet r
+ CHEV STLYELINE DE- luxe radia heater Powerglide.
MI 4-31032.
*y CHEVIE BEL AIR HARDTOP.
owe radio eater white
directions signals Bv own
CHEVROLET DELUXE 210.
ter. turn signals.
bie gle =~ win help
howd pant rung pertect,
"Carkner—Studebaker
Birmingham = 4-3410
Trace lent aes ‘: r, Exce!
Oil Station Orchard. Lake
DopGR iP
te ase | tires,
ne ae ire 32-2482,
ORCHARD SPRAYER ~ CAN BE IM ROYALCRAPT. 71 wee r WITH FIBER GLASS BOATS __ 2638 — Pontiac. PH ob Lent ' geen at 1 tiver € 2 ft & 14 ft models, tt ~ *
For Sale Livestock 72, ital Fe Satu "tha''s bint |_Hiit pine Laie, Pe bees deat sy afeoesats “SOREY | Maa SRELROLET, ERATE! | “FORMORE THAN 30 \TAns PBA PDD ALD ALLE LOLOL LOL ALL _ _ ee _ ee | OOK's LACE Authorized deal- =e : al a ee
1 PIS. 9] WEEKS OLD 208 JOHN DEEFT O TRACTOR AND MOBILE wagon.
if so vat Cason on Mid. SoaR oeenc 30 Deine Ra Stewart coaches tay that. mahogany iiydre- fone te np. | >) Henry J. 2 4 call. FE ‘Sim “4 ~— <= _Mi. north of Clarksto JOHN DEERE H TRACTOR CUL- — - KAISER- wiLLYs SALES ——— = @ JERSEY - GUERNSEY YEAR-|_tivator & plow. $300. MA 6-9687. ag Ena x sbleger eee Borie Wels Benn tnrude 3776 Auburn Ave E eens | 161 FORD, | SIX. K. STWO. DOOR. | ot. ion €120 Dixie Hwy, We- MeCORMICE a peEame: i nesters complete bath fan __merce, Walled Lake. MA .€1577, J bson 2294. condition. N
_— a Tracwr Ww. A-l condi seize gro =
7 YR” OLD : GELDING | on rubber + other new features. Low terms. |S orq,'* Y%- ROWBOAT. FE aco son’ Ss we ree EXCELLENT CONDE
fs oe Sa Fore B on rates. Seo also the beseet | iy pr. CHRIS CRAPT sPoRts | HUDSON & RAMBLER] ino vonp 3 a re emer lot. New Genera! Skyline, man. 05 h.p., excellent condition. AL: & SERVICE 29-0541. i cows, ARE FRESH. | tale types. We oe FE +6639 of FE 20322. w. bx eee are Milking about 40 to 60 Iba. daily. yere otock. W. FP. Miller fete, and Tint Home. Used trail- iF EvinkhtDe CuTsoKS : ° 1351 FORD
Skylight Farms. 2 miles sou Garden wa equipment, | ere. Day or rental | cise Lite ase. Coed comm viet rE drive, white walls, yate and —# os Orion 2190 6. Lapeer ne. 8. Woodwa: faye = 6 n. Coulee G Gay ges tun 4200, DRIVE AND BUY wet: New wen. FE ‘,
owe Pa ens eee : 46008. We wil! take your contract ear, SPE errr] Sete we One THESE TODAY ae, 9° ‘tee: bb oncode signals,
oe tas euice| ich. Chain Saw Dist acd auc | Oe meal YW bOTION AiY.| cae ee te pester Yerdemotic Mile TYR. OLD MARE. Also BLA ° uy! "Ootooa T wood boat. $90. OR 32300. | 1953 Po z ge, 5300. pwr. steering. MI ¢-3050. Gale, service & Rentals MY Oo f Trail ‘le Ss i} OR 3 _ Pontiac @, viromewe 4 tan & rifle, MY 2-1686. Saat xford Trailer Sales JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS. | 193 Chev Bel, 48 FORD, $80.
2% GOOD 32 ¢ hh P PAGE GARD Michigan bottle gas. Trailer parts © Ower's cruisers Btarcraft boats | 1962 Olas “sé Nelson.
N Rochester Ra OL 1-317. Cail © «oy plow, disc and Teultivator. | , 8nd. accessories. and trailers everything for the; f{OU GHTEN & SON |CATE, M = _ efter § on wee cays. _Usea 4 ear PE 2-400 after i 3 Mile South of Lake Orion om M-24 boa: Ford conv: oT. mos.
Two YOUNG GRADE A BLACK | ospp D POWER pian MY 20721 OWEN’. MARINE SUPPLIES | YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE wie Forsomatic, radio. | heater. Jersey family cows Also heifer |“ 425.00 and up. Both rotary & reel | WILL TRADE § ROOMS FURNI- 396_Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-8020 GMC TRUCK DEALER For sale by owner, MA — calf, 1325 N. Milford Rd. MU| to’ used Garden Tractors Earl | ‘ute for equity in modern trailer. 12 FT CUSTOM CHRIS CRAFT | 828 N Main. Rochester OL 1-9761 | iggs FORD CUSTOM. 2.000 MILES. = S Mastick Co. M50 at Milford |, MA €300? Seertrs wheel OR Sis "| CHEVIE BEL AIR HARDTOP ‘3. | Take over pazments. 6103 per ORKSHIRE PIGS POR SALE. 7} Rd. Phone Milfor¢ MU ¢-8942 or _steeriny whee OR }1413. Like new, FE 40249. _ month, PE 42083. to 10 weeks. 200 Watties Rd., MU 48978. Open Nights & Sun Rent Trailer Space 79 NEW BOATS. ay FT. 840. CARTOP |: CHEV oe Sl Le
Suge —aet. a a Huisabeth Tare | 4,0 yellow » and riod back ei with SEE THIS.’S3 —| RIDING HORSE BAY AND MODERN AND SEMI - MODERN | _ Fa. wer glide Radio and | 1063 Ford customiine | white, ® years. $100. 3600 der. Auction Sales 77 |" year around wailer aces for | LIG A R . te 1¢ ES 18.006 wane Ot. Germany Gan peers | ee eee 7 Lice nT BOAT TRAILER. FE oats Besutiul condition ee nee > inl eg P4
3 BILLY KIDs. AUCTION SALES SAT. WHITE “LAKE TRAILER PARK SUTBOARD EVINRUDE &PORTS- $595 beauty ced reasons
rE + ip mine wort of Bochaoier “or 950 4111 Jackson Na “Maiiford MO ¢3e20 an to trede tor larger Evio- SCHUTZ M —Oskiené FE ‘ta * Wanted Livestock 73) mites south of Lk. Orion. Garden | mi Snes’ Seft Eusabymn Lane nd. SCHUTZ MOTORS JEEPSTER ——_— _— ; tractor, quanti- Auto Accessories 80) _ PE. 4-8463. DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEAL: 1949 Willy's, yellow and black. WANTED OP ALL ty of carpenter too! oad miscel- ~ = — =~ | 913 8 Woodward Birmingham Radio and heater, Beautiful con
Kinds Forrest Jones, Clarkston. = E rampart com along Auto Glass Service SACRIFIC E NEW 14 FT. (7 CHEVIE $30. 180 NORTON | dition mee ore r _MA 55204. 7 > ry a ~~ Fe Sale Poult 74 Phone Rochester, OL 32-4976 When you need it! Have you tried MOLDED PLYW OOD aavaoue 7 1063 DELUXE . $4 ORS
or outtry AUCTION. SAT. 7 PM SHARP AT | our service? Glass installed while} BOAT. CALL AT 578 ‘or Radio, Heater Light blue. SCHUTZ MOTORS ttt 1 ag south % mile west of you wait. Insurance jobs honored. Oe ee, age = ~ Grod condition Private owner. DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
BALY CHICKS NOW IN STOCK. Purniture. rugs, of-| All wort guaranteed. Pree 1 Ibh.| LENOX ST. AFTER 6.| Mi ¢3331__ ______ | 012 8. Woodward Birmingham Dey old te % WES. old. Utice fice equipment, refrigerator. am-| of coftee to's cus or with each —— | 1951 CHEV. RADIO. HEATER, Millins Co. Auburn eat Adams. tique furniture, store scales, farm door giass or win 13 FT SPEE! LINER CENTER spotlight Windshield washers.
_FE 32-6021. _ care Ghtaane. wx crepe eee ote ae a Saturda: Unedl 4 = at wheel. foo ped Coston seat covers. Very clean.
BOOS. PRYERS $i EACH «eb come early. Much, room and am- 1 rig ‘£1066 trailer, $500 comulete 370 6 Get aan oN on E cheatin: ( HE VS S. = — | _ Avery FE s-8tis, Aube. ee 0 Po |
FULL GROWN G . $2. 4 “way @ Ch T $395. No money down.
gam Som Teten BF. Dovwwers, spp, wel Ta NESE) we ee 198s men 100 “Elisabeth Lake RA. | ~ Carkner—Studebaker riRacers, Regeonanie. PE 20468. | Intl Guper M tractor ps2 Pera | cars and trucks. We have several —— as, = ee Birmingham MI 4-3410 1954 Leftovers ¥ "EMDEN NOs __ tractor with 400 hrs. on meter, | late model low mileage 1 ig cHivin spoon. winia | ~~ So Os
saly 1343 Oxbow Lake Rd. 2 gines. sod —— heater. White wall tires. Wind- ; _niles North of Commerce. f mower, AC-9 combine, ohn seaverh body parts. Rebuilt sof Cream man “Couns ot cain shield washers Turn signals’ 2) Hurry While They Last Sale Farm Produce 75 ter and blower eee) ow paint Lory . ; . Marine _ Williams Lake, _ :
set ape setoon and. comlets | SCHRAM AUTO PARTS| waited cere’ & CHEVROLET BEL-AIR pow.| ALL BODY STYLES AN. pi equipment. is machinery near | 2539 Dixie Hwy. FE 4-4533 Factory trained ‘wechente at your = Giide 10000 miles. Sale or ; several v Jack Cochran, new, well cared for and ready to service will trad for «9 or 5@ Chevie. Ww AS Orion MY 23-0931 lo BUICK MOTOR & TRANS-| Bank foes AS LO e b OM: use. Dairy Equipment. quantity mi 16000 miles, exe.. cheap. eAhiworon _Call after 5.30 o.m, OR 5
EARLY COBBLERS, $2.75. 00 LB.| of household ¢ erates | Tyr 8. Johnson. tage 8 telegraph no Pe 2.9033 | 1081 CHEVROLET. ¢ De DOOR, GOoB bag Sov or Sasee apples, $199 good corn. 10 head of = = a Bert McK. AOD
bu. McKillop’s Farm Market.| stein cattle. RALPH CRANDALL, ioe FO FORD MOTOR cdielly, shots Transportation Offered 87| —"™'* Lake Rd. Ph. MU 44844 ] [eotberstene Ra. & Opdyke on | gent, Es B terms, Floyd Kehr, — motor mnn~ns | CHEVROLET 1954 2 DR. SEDAN. °
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Headquarters ~-for Chevrotets i) MILE AND WOODWARD
1951 KAISER, CLEAN ——
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Dan
Northern & Southern
“ THE may pe BILLY DEALERS”
aps rE }
LINCOLN ‘54 CAPT HARDTOP.
Radio heater, white walls, power
stee ant brakes. Light blue,
waa too ue nylon and ite
th tery. 10,000 mile Priced — id ate owner _MA_ 6-3638. -
MERCURY.‘ i and be This a 1 owner
low m car. $1795. Ye
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Birmingham MI 4-3410 ‘61 MERCURY WITH OVERDRIVE
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“@ OLDS CONVERT. RADIO. heater end Hvdramatic %.
PE 2-740
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one t series. 9738 Dearborn o. off Auburn Rd. FE §-3030. PacKARD. 7 $3 HARDTOP, OVER- drive, . heater. power brakes.
2 tone Excellent condt-
tion. $1405. or your old car:
down,
Carkner—Studebaker
Birmingham MI 4-3410
i? PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE.
overdrive, heater, beckun”
$3 PL
tional signals. + ene windshield
MI 4-7381.
YMOUTH 81. , HEATER, ito! "side =e 2 iene
_paint, A sharpie, $850, OR_3-1863.
1950 PLYMOUTH. A-l SHAPE. Reasonable. OL @-1451
YOU DON’T NEED
X-RAY TO
84 Ford, like new. . .$1595
’53 Dodge V8 Cl. Cp. $1095
53 Ply. 4 dr. ....0..$1195
53 Pontiac 2 dr... $1195
"S3 Nash 4d) ccccce -$995
'S2 Chevrolet 4 dr... .$995
*52 De Soto Cl. Cpe.. .$995
52 Chrysler 4 dr.....$...
52 Ply. 4 dr.....0.. $89.
51 Cadillac 4 dr.....$1695
51 Hudson Hornet . .$695
51 Buick 4 dr. eevee $695
CHEAPIES
530 Dodge 2 dr. veces G45
49 e 2 dr. oe e 9045
48 Packard 4 dr. ....$150
wn as lore
These “Red Hot” Specials
$1095 98) CHEV. 2 DR « SHARP CAR.
1931 rr 4 On. Goop
wong8o5 : 1 PONTIAC 2 DR A GOOD = CAR TO OWN,
19 FORD SEDAN A REAL BARGAIN.
MORE THAN 100 CARS TO
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TIP TOP
USED CARS COME TO CLARKSTON
TO TRADE
1961 Plymouth elub coupe
$575
\\ esa Pirmout $ . sates, , $1,075
ws ms mene Va 4dr.
champ. 3 dr, 1981 eer
4 Packard, SHARP! K $22 5
See ‘This One! | $245
CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES
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1953 \
Club Coupe \
Maroon finish One Owner.
WSW Tires. Radio & ARNE
. 33.000 actual miles _
$260.00 Down 18d Per Mh
40 Other Clean Used Care \
chrome a battery
7 $865
4-DOOR,
matte, a. se miles,
Excefient ¢ pee a 60 Erie Rd.,
after 6 p.m.
55 PONTIAC 4 DOOR a _ equipped. 908
PONTIAC 195° Load heel payors
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Buy Here—Pay Here
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yA HONRLE MOTOR SALES
MY_ 23-2611 til) 6:00 p.m.
1955 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. SPORT
bog aes 189 down, Call Russ -
at OR 3-7873
1983 PLYMOUTH _CRANBROOK
Coupe FE 5-8844.
1950 PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR. IR. RA
condition with
fires (Pull price $206, 340
- win Ave.
1948
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CHEVRC
~_. offer. Also 1947 Pontiae,
—EM_8__Joheeoes, _—_-
A-] COND 1 ATALINA IN
"the tow ll Ww. polio mileage.
‘80 PONTIAC CATALINA. 8. HY.
dramatic Low mileage. Sharp.
ee iva N to be Seprectaeek
PONTIAC 2 DOOR. CLEAN. EXe+
cellent condition. Radio heater,
borhan signals. $150. Mo
—hawk Ri 1.
PONTIAC. 1950 8 CYLINDER, $
di. sedan, ortema! finish
ditto: pee
Sos. fail prie Make vour own
HASKINS CHEVROLET Dizte Hw . at af-15 MA)
‘S99 PONTIAC @ DOgK SEDANS
; new. . -
it Destiese, take LA
‘48 Dodge eesseeeeres $150 oy
"49 Mercury .......+ $445
*49 De Soto oseces se sous
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schneider ied S. SAGINAW ST.
"tl 8 p.m
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, ‘APRIL 29, 1955. 5"
Cc,
Tine, A-1
than tso00 condition. 1 owner, les
$1505. OR
centaur na
184 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN &. HY-
4 door sedan, 2? tone
Blue. Privately owned. 13,000
miles. All acce«sories. Excellent
. 360 E. -Frank, Birm.
BETTER BUYS! “$3 Portiac deluxe 2 dr. Hydra.
‘$1 Chevie Del. 2 dr
“51 Piymouth Del. 2 dr
"SO Chevie Hard Clean.
“48 Pon
"4? Pord tudor Sharp!
‘$0 Ford sedan
OTHERS TO CHOO6GE FROM
West Side Used Cars
_ 83 WwW. Huron PE 42185
i054: PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CUS-
om deluze hvdramatic PE)
i051 “STUDEBAKER LAND CRUIS-
er, Automatic tran_n.ission Load-
_@d with extras FE 2-3482.
You MUsT SEE THIS ONE 1952
Studebaker Commander 6. Excev-
tionally good condition. 26.000
miles. EM 35-4548 aE te nine
"83 Studebaker ha v-8 com-
mander. Overdrive. hydramatic,
loaded with extras. Ind car. Take
over ———. Will take older
car in trade. FE 5-$088.
FropEsAKEE 199 2 TON PICK-
z — finish, Excellent con-
dition throughout. Only $345 full
price. Make your own terms.
Haskins Chevrolet
Dixie Hwy. at M-15 MAple 5-507]
Guaranteed SHTARP USED CARS
All Makes and Models
Glenn's
MOTOR SALES
334.8 Saginaw Bt FE ¢-7371
YOU BET
Your Life BATS JUST WHA WHAT YOU'RE Do- ARELESS
i
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EuANCes: GET A GOOD BUY
ANY USED CAR WE
SELL, THESE VALUES INCLUD- SEE ONE OF
“Cactus Pete's’ S
BIG HAT BOYS
| FOR YOUR NEXT USED CAR
OUT THEY GO
| Name Your Own Deal
1951 Mercury Coupe
1953 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan
1954 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan
1950 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop’ |
1951 Ford 2 Door Sedan
1958 Ford 2 Door Sedan
1950 Hudson 2 Door Sedan
1950 Buick 4 Door Sedan
1950 Buick 2 Door Sedan
1953 Ford 4 Door Sedan
1953 Ford Victoria
1952 Nash 2 Door Sedan
1953 Nash 4 Door Sedan ete
z
RETAIL “STORE
QUALITY © Is Higher. Than PRICE!
1954 Ponting
Starchief ¢ equipped with
radio and neta See it.
$2095
1953 Pontiac
Catalina hardtop. Extras in-
elude: Radio, beater and Hy-
dramatic.
$1495
1953 Pontiac
Convertible. Radio, heater and
Hydramatic. Spring Special.
$1595
1953 Chevrolet
Station Wagon with radio and
beater. Big family especial.
$1295
1954 Pontiac
32 dr with radio and heater.
Your chance to save money.
$1595
1952 Pontiac
4 dr. with redio, heater and
Hydramatic. 14,000 actual miles.
$1095
1948 Pontiac
With radio, heater and Hydra-
matic. A very low mileage car.
$395
1948 Oldsmobile
2 dr. sedan with radio, heater
end Hydramatic. Don't mias it.
$175 "46 — 1952 Chevrolet ,
2 6dr. with radio, heater and
Power Glide. A rea) deauty.
$795
1953 Pontiac
4 dr with radio, —_ and
Hydramatic. Big value
$1395
1953 Dodge
9 dr. sedan with radio and
heater. Big economy at a low
- 1948 Chevrolet
2 dr. with radio and heater. A
real transportation special.
$175
1930 Chevrolet
2 dr. with radio and hester. ‘A
, real value for someone.
$295
1949 Chevrolet
2 dr. sedan with radio and
prota By thie one for the
a,
$195
1951 Ford
Pane! Just the thing for an
expanding business man.
$495
1953 Ford
4 dr with fonts. ter and
Ford-O-Matic. | -bargejn.
$1195
"47 — '48
Good Transportation Specials
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FIRST STOP for ALL
Smart Car Buyers
The Most for Your$$$
Hardtops Convertibles
‘63 Chev. Bel Air, 2 tone, R&H, w/walls. .. .$1333
‘52 Buick Super Riviera, Dyna., sharp...... $1333
53 Mercury, R&H, w/walls, Mercomatic.. .$1444
51 Chev. Spt. Cpe., R&H, P.G.......... gen Qle
53 Buick Super Riviera, beautiful.......... $1777
52 Chev. Spt. Cpe., a dream car..........-- $999
52 Cadillac 62 Convert., all power...... ee $2222
"49 Fick Dyna. Cosvert.. 0... ..cc cc cccc cone S44
$2 Chevrolet, clean, R&H, w/walls..... oe $RBB
‘| ’53 Lincoln Hardtop, full power...,.... LascQlh777
‘| '51 Olds 98 Holiday, R&H, Hydra.,......-.. $888
Price Cars No Money Down
51 Chev. Dix. 2 dr. $599 1947 Ford Cl. Cpe.
’50 Buick Su. 4 dr. $555 1947 Pontiac 2 dr.
’49 Olds Cl. Cpe... .$499 - 1949 Olds 98-2 dr. -
’50 Chry. Imp, ....$666
51 Olds 88 2 dr... .$777 1949 Ford 4 dr.
| ’51 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $777 1949 Ford 2 dr.
'| °52. Chev. Dix. 4 dr. $888 1950 Olds 88 4 dr. | °S3 Pon, Dix. 4 dr. $1099 1950 Olds 88 2 dr.
One of —
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\] with radio
/ one is also priced to go this TTS A
Proven Fact
QUALITY CARS AT A
REASONABLE PRICE “WE, YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER, ARE
1950 CHEVROLET
Convertible. Radio, heater. nylon
seat covers, Hight green finish
and more. Come in let us show
you how easy you can drive
it home.
O95
1954 BUICK
Riviera V8 Century Hardtop.
Power ae heater. Dynaflow
and r tone push butt
radio. Dark blue over ivory.
Sharp as a tack and nd clean as
‘| a whistie. Mirror like finish.
$2395
1930 NASH
Statesman. A super 2 dr. model
and heater. This
week end. Drive it home for
euly
$215
1951 CHEVROLET
‘| 2 dr. Jet black with a new set
of § tubeless tires that we
changed from the new car. The
‘| customer sure liked his old car,
$O99 _ NEVER SATISFIED UNTIL YOU ARE”
. 4
1980 OLDSMOBILE
88 4 dr. with two tone finish, re-
dio, heater & Hydramatic This ene can be described easily 3
a power packed. and easy aa
drive car. Come im today end
look it over.
O79
1954 CHEVROLET
‘Station Wagon. fara
senger ig ose a ne
transmission, dio, heater and
low mileage. ‘Teery top and a
red bottom. Immaculate finish
and priced et only
P1595
1953 CHEVROLET
Station Wagon This deluxe
model has radio and heater. [f |
you Want to take that long trip
this summer, come down and
give this one a test drive
$1295
1953 CHEV ROLET
Air Convertibie seis Power
ones. power steering, radio,
—. and whijte side walls.
e Romeo's ng ood nae a red
‘this and black
$1445
These A RS Neve slwescecs i $95 and U | 4954 CHEVROLET
| eke SEE THESE CARS AT P | Any Town |l gx: seaman et Poxtiac L terior, radio, heater. ram ie. —— You can't tell “that its eae bal ce are
(Sheers LOT NO. | T " oy ees , corre’ door rea bt /St FPF 5.419} , RRICLHT S p OT 31 395 SS / “Ht Mercury” Monterey 4 "ar only TOU). pagina Wot 1 ip BF 1UL DINtTIT HH Ws $995
: better buy family cars
pi Sey seer sl "CY OWEN'S” - - FE 5.3588 RETAIL STORE _ Jerome Olds-Cadillac |] 10s cnevrorer— : WILL TRADE AND FINANCE Oo wi Used Ca ae
Bob Frost, Inc. F LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER
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FE 8-0488 FE 8-0488
- In Our Big
“£ Whether it be a low cost
have a fine used car for
to serve you!
To Go SEE TURNER OP or Top Value
oth Anniversary Sale -
special or a late model iret mileage see: we
every pocketbook. Remember, we want to sell
you and your friends. We're open till 9 tonight. Ten courteous salesmen
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A-1 Buys
54 Chev Bel Air.$1499
’51 Pont. dix. 2 dr.$ 499
"52 Ford cus. 2 dr. $699
53 Pont. Cat’lina .$1299
"46 Cadillac 4 dr..$ 199 +2 2%.
48 Nash 2door ~
SO) Chevrolet 2 door
49 Plymouth 2 door
’S1 Buick ‘Supe 4 done
"$2 Chev. 4 door deluxe
"$1 Mercury 4 door
"$2 Buick Super 4 door
*§3 Chevrolet Sedan
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plays school teacher Brooks. | ¢rie Bettis, guests. World _ ‘ a. CS ees = ymphony” Avi 9:00—(7) Story Studio. “The Vic-| | SATURDAY MORNING 82 Against § Scent ie injure <1 Pessunaet tim,” Orient Express adventure. 8:00—(4) Happy Hollow Ranch. appellation _— 25 Bye part Wy tee t (9) Inner Sanctum. Anthony 9:00—(4) Pinky Lee Show. .— & Apethecnring’ tine © Talian river Ross in “A Second Life.’ (4) 9:30—(4) Winchell a: c 56 Small duck weights 28 Region 44 Belfry nd Mahoney. se Cavalcade of Sports. Middle- 19:00—(4) Funn y. Boners. (2) 3 coeowN. . Eecfesinatica zn beaten “6 Shane to weight Boxing Bout: Chico Vejar| Barker Bill Cartoons. | 1 Sacrec image 10 Shoshonean - Pred —_ vs. Paolo Melis. (2) The Line-up. 10: 15—(2) Sausage Sinema |? eros it Disorder 3 Chet ical a PY Pitcher Gangster's girl friend leads po- 16:30—(4) Space Cadets. (2) Cap 3 Improvement _— iT Aeiesteod | sompeuns) « __ E untered
lice on trail of San Francisco’ tain Midnight financial aid in the past seven Theater robbers. Barbara Ruick |10:45—(7) Comedies U. S. Aid to India Tof&ls years. plays the girl with Tom Tully, |/11:00—(7) Capt. Flint «4 The minister was giving written Warner Anderson as police.
9:30—(7) Jumbo Theater. Ida Lu-
“Marriageable Male.”
_ (9) Down You Go. Word game |
_ with Dr. Bergen Evans. (2) “I |
Led Three Lives. Richard Carl-
son as FBI counter spy.
riety,
10:00—(7)- Passport to Danger.
Cesar Romero as diplomatic
courier in adventure tale, (9)
National News. (4) Studio 57.
Wealthy playboy recovers love |
and respect of his wife and!
daughter in.‘“The Black Sheep's |
Daughter’ with Philip Ober,
Carolyn Jones, Frances Mercer.
(2) Life Beging at 80. Quiz show
with older people, Jack Barry.
host.
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Films of past news events.
10:36—(7) Sherlock Holmes. Ron- |
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11:30—(4) Town and Country.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(7) Ed McKenzie's Satur-
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Lone Ranger.
'12:15—(4) City Affairs.
12:30—(4) Big Picture.
Johnny Coons.
1:00—(4) Saturday Home Theater.
(2) TBA.
1:30—(2) Pre-game Show.
1:45—(2) Home Plate. (2) Uncle
2:00—(7) World of Speed. (2)
Tiger Game.
2:30—(9) Hoppy’s Matinee. (4)
Double Feature.
$:00—(7) Roundup Time.
'4:00—(7) America Back to God.
(9) Wild Bill Hickok.
4:30—(T) Renfrew of Mounties.
Johnny Jupiter. (4)
Makers. (2) Milky’s
Party.
6:00—(7) Press Conference.
Million Dollar Theater.
dustry on Parade.
| §:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (4) Vocal |
Varieties. (9)
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given India 8 million dollars in | India had given “friendly coun-
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