“The Weather 4 * = rs THE. PONTIAC. 1 SF Sn ee 118th YEAR * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY; MAY 81, 1955 —30 PAGES y lid On la Shot Victim to Avoid Capture Ex-Gl, Hero-Worshiping Brother Admit Rifle Murder of Brighton Gas Attendant EAST LANSING @ — Two brothers —one an expert marks- man as an Army occupation sol- dier, the other his youthful admir- er — have confessed to the shot- in-the-hack slaying of an 18-year- old Brighton gas station attendant. William Joles, 23, an@ his broth- er, Daniel, 18, both of Mesick, confessed the killing after a four- hour grilling last night by State Police. The older brother, also a deer hunter, detailed how he first shot his victim in the back using car headlights as a guide, then shot him again at almost point blank range. They confesseg to the Brighton " glaying after they were arrested for quaticdag and admitted to an almost similar gas station holdup — without a killing — at Manton, near Cadillac, Saturday morning. Rewards totaling more than $3,- 000 have been offered for the slay- ers-who kidnaped and then. shot twice through the heart young Lawrence Jackson Jr., of Brighton, May 19. After they confessed to thé)” crime, the brothers were taken to Howell over night. The Living- ston County prosecutor is expected to ask for first degree murder warrants today. The older brother, who served honorably as-an occupation sol- dier in Germany and won medals as a eearkenen said he staged the Brighton robbery “to get money to get married.” He detailed in a signed. state- ment how he forced young Jackson out of the car, ordered him to walk up the road, leaned his 32 caliber rifle on the door of the car, used the headlights for a guide and shot Jackson in the back. * * * “There wasn't anything else to do,” he said. “He had seen the license plates of the car.” “Couldn't you have let him walk away?” reporters asked. “I was afraid of being caught,” he said. The younger brother, who con- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ‘Hero’ and Young Brother Admit Killing tte eo, 4 POWs Cos China Border After 2 Years Freed Airmen Found in. Very Good Physical Condition HONG KONG (AP)— Four weary men came out of Red China today, “Gee, it’s wonderful to be back,” Capt. Harold Fischer Jr. of Swea City, Iowa, told an American Red Cross |representative as he and three other American fliers Red China crossed the bor- jder north of here. Lt. Col. John Norcross, they were in ‘very good| physical shape.” The men were taken to. the -| Jockey Club in Kowloon on the. mainiand to change from the faded blue Chinese uniforms they were wearing. The other three are Lt. Lyle W. Cameron, Lincoin, Neb.; Lt. Cel. Edwin Heller, Wynnewood, Pa., and Li, Roeland W. Parks, Omaha, Cameron saw a banjo on a shelf at the Jockey Club and yelled: “What shall we sing, boys?” One of the fliers, already in the shower, bellowed back ‘Let's sing ——+“Cross- Over the Bridge’.*———4 AP Wirepheote ADMIT HOLDUP SLAYING — State police Said | Brighton in a May 19 ga station beep, The William Joles, Jr., 23 (left), and his brother, Daniel, 18 (right), admitted killing Lawrence Jackson of | been a soldier. younger boy had made a hero of his older brother, whe had Morey, McHale Gain 3rd Round Hoosier Walker Cup Star Has Tough Time in British Amateur By PRESS WIRE SERVICE ST.-ANNE’S-ON-SEA, Eng. Walker Cup star Dale Morey of Indianapolis and veteran Jim Me- Hale of Philadelphia led a ‘sofne- __ what disrupted Amerfcan advance today {nto the third round of the British Amateur golf tournament. Morey defeated Frank Morrell, 1 up, in a hard-fought second- round match at stin-baked Royal Lytham and St. Anne's, and Mc- Hale eliminated Dr. J. ae M. Thomas of England, 7 a However, Walker Cup ae Bill Campbell, runner-up in. the 1954 British amateur, was. a first round casualty. These 2nd round victories came after: Campbell, American Walker Cup captain, had been eliminated. Compietion. of the ist round to- day saw four Americans, paced by Frank Strafaci of Mineola, N. ¥., win their matches and three |, others advance by defautt.. . Other Americans didn't fare so "welll in. early 2nd round matches | although Joe Bullins Jr., of Win- ston Salem, N. C., came through with a 5 and 4 victory. Richard Ashcroft of England de- -feated John W. Bailey of Grand Rapids, Mich., 3 and 2. Morrell, a little-known golfer from Blackpool, gave Morey a real tusal eand the lean Hoosier didn’t win until the last hole. There Morrell chipped badly and putted short while Morey canned a sec- ond putt of five feet a par four. Morey, two down with only four holes to play, made a great re- covery. He won the 15th when he chipped dead from 20 feet and he squared the match on the 354-yard 16th with a straight 250-yard drive and an eight iron that finished hole-high on the tight green. - tke Bock in Washington has egr (INS)—President r returned to Washing- City Physician Given Honors 4 | | | as CMH Winner Dr. Harold A. Furlong, of Pon- tiac, World War I Congressional Medal of Honor winner, was one of five individuals honored. for outstanding .gallantry in military service today by Michigan State. College. _ The awards were made as a feature of a special ROTC cen- tennial program and commis- sioning ceremony in the MSC Auditorium. . Dr. Furlong, now a practicing physician, went into Army service following graduation at MSC in 1918. For his service in World War T he received ‘the Congressional Medal of Honor, plus the Croix de Guerre with Palm from the French government. Also honored today were Robert E. Simanek, a recent Medal of | Hondr winner; Brig. Gen. Thomas L.. Sherburne Jr., William H. Kasten, major general retired, and Lawrence G. Fritz. Pleasant Weather Returns fo Area Pleasant spring weather moved back into Pontiac again today aft- er a bleak Memorial Day week- end. The forecast is for continued fair tonight and tomorrow. It's to be cooler tonight, with a low of 47-50 degrees, and some- what warmer‘ tomorrow, with a high of 75-78 expected. Yesterday's high. was 64, low 48. Today’s 8 a.m, temperature in downtown Pontiac was 60 degrees. By 1 p.m. the mercury had climbed to 72 degrees. Confederate Vet Given Diploma CRESTVIEW, Fla. (#—Florida’s last surviving Confederate war veteran, Williaim A. Lundy, had & crisp new high school diploma to frame and hang on his wall today. The 107-year-old veteran, and honorary member of the Crestview High School senier class which was graduated last night, marched up with his 58 classmates—including two of his reat-nieces—to receive the diploma. Freed Flier's Father Pledges to Aid Others By ROLLAND CAMERON’ : E (As told to the New York Journal-American) LINCOLN, Neb. (INS)—I*happen to be a very lucky father today. My boy, Ist Lt. Lyle W. Cameron, stepped “into freedors after 43 months in a’ Red Chinese jail. When he} crossed the line into British Hong: Kong-early this morning my |wife and I won a long battle with ourselves. ‘We had kept our determination never to lose heart even though we suffered set-backs from official quarters while we did everything in our power to get him freed. Now we're just as determined to win the next battle. Neither I, nor any member of my family will either want, or be allowed to rest antil they’re all set free. This isn’t a threat. Nor is it politics. There is no such thing as politics when American lives are concerned. Our boys in uniform are neither Republicans nor Democrats. When they're fighting anywhere in the world, they're just plain Americans— and they're the individual sons of stayed behind, every single one of us that has . That's why I won't forget, isin wil tay Gee ol ia: Ulli forget that we still have & “von” In foreign captivity Just as leig a0 there is a single American in & Chinese jail. News of my boy's capture came to my’ wile, Dorothy, out asians on our 25th wedding anniversary. weeks after his 26th birthday. We've got a lot to make up to-him for, | | as thuch to make up to the others who are = “Wl being hel, sy aan ee But we've got News of his release came three LETTER WAITING Heller. was handed a letter from his wife. He walked a little to one side to read it. Changed into fresh shirts and slacks, men were taken to Kai- tak Ai . There they boarded the Bataan, the famous C-4, DC4 which used to be Gen. Douglas MacArthur's personal plane, for a flight to Honoluli: and reunion sir ‘Boyd A. Smith of Odom, Tex., will go via Wake Island and a sibly Guam or Kwajalein. Seventy newsmen crowded the airport ramp, British Reyal Air Force police tried to hold them back, but they broke through. The freed four lined up under a wing of the Bataan for a picture. “How does it feel to be back?” shouted a newsman. “Great ... It's Wonderful,” they chorused. U.S, HOPEFUL In Washington U.S. officials in- formally expressed confidence to- day that 11 more American fliers held by Communist China will be released in the near future. Ultimately it is believed the Chi- nese Reds are aiming at breaking down United Nations trade bar- riers against Red China, winning U.N, membership and gaining recognition from thé United States, Britain and France as a world power capable of sitting in on — like those of the Big Fou Senate Debating Foreign Aid Bil George Predicts Okay ~ for $3.4 Billion Fund Aimed for Asia : WASHINGTON (INS)—The Sen- , billion, 400 million dollar foreign aid measure aimed largely at bol- stering Asia's economy |, to block Communist inroads. Foreign Relations mumittee Chairman Walter F.’George (D- Ga), has predicted that the bill will pass, possibly by Thursday, in substantially the same form as recommended by his group. Efforts to slash the funds are expected, but George said he ex- pects the “main fight’ to be over 2 GOP attempt to restore the Eisenhower _ The Georgia Democrat has said “there isn't a chance” that the Senate will provide this authority, — jobs for Repu George's committee sent the bill to the Senate floor without any cut in the funds’ authorization as sought by President Eisenhower - the fiscal year beginning July In its report to the Senate, the committee « imprisoned for two years by | U. S. medical officer, eX: | amined all four and said, PUTT DROPS — Marlene Bauer of Sarasota, Fla.,| the ball (arrow) was disappearing in the cup. Miss. “a. pete __ Open Runnerup Sinks Five-Footer ‘Move Puts Off ‘ ‘Any Decision on Vote Request “Reuther Seeks Ballot by Workers on Rival Contract Terms DETROIT (AP) — The Ford Motor Co. and the CIO | United Auto Workers today clamped a 24-hour secrecy lid on their strike-threaten-_ ing contract talks. A joint statement by the ‘company and union had the effect of delaying Ford’s public reply to a UAW pro- posal that company em- ployes choose between the union's guaranteed annual wage demand and a com- pany “presperity partner- ship plan.” The delay led to speculation that a OU) Pentiae Press Photo is shown sinking a putt for a par on the 10th hole| Bauer had a 73 Monday to finish in second place,| Ford, at this morning’s bargaining at Forest. Lake Country Club Monday during her! seven strokes behind winner Fay Crocker of Uruguay.| session, may have placed another final round in the Wolverine Ladies Open tourna-| Details and other pictures will be found on page 20| ment. The Press camera si the action just as | of == s Press. offer on the table. Ford negotiators were reported ; to be cool to the unique union Holiday Safety Campaign Here Marked Success Due to its. success here over the weekend, the holiday safety |campaign sponsored by the Oak- | ‘land County Red Cross Chapter | will be continued during future | holiday critical traffic periods, ac- cording to Mrs. Mildred Bennett, | executive secretary. A total of 167 Volunteers worked an average of seven hours each a day during the 73- hour holiday werkeml, There were 36 cars, manned by radio- ham operators and first aid teams, working a total of 1,169 hours, The first-aid teams, coordinated | by a main dispatch center, ren- dered aid to injured p,ersons throughout the county after. acci- dents were reported to them by police. Chairman of the huge operator was Leon Bumgardner. Mrs, Bennett said another. chair | man would soon be selected for | the July 4th project, Lansing Solons Ending Session Legislature Winds Up Business; Adjouroment Likely Friday LANSING u®—The Michigan Leg- islature’s 1955 session, one of the longest in modern times, probably is in its last week, Barring an unsolved scrap, the lawmakers will adjourn Friday. The big issue of the week will be whether the House and Sen- ate Taxation Committees can agree on a. revision of the busi- ness receipts tax to balance the One Senate leader, Sen. Edward Hutchinson (R-Fennville) said | flatly that if the tax fight is not | ate starts debate today on a three | settled by Friday night the Legis-| lature will have no alternative but to recess, RETURNING TODAY The lawmakers will return this afternoon from a long weekend recess with some odds and ends to clean up, Today is the last day for passing billg in either cham- ber. Senate leaders appeared to be | weakening in one respect in their support of their own ,business receipts tax change. They ap- peared to concede that the Legis- lature mist raise the 36 million ae ee ene House advocates, The Senate bill would raise about ‘edly multistate businesses In Today's Press County News... ...cccce 0 | Editorials errr Ti Fey 6 Sports. .-. eee ener e he bene« 2, a ' ‘Theaters eee eed eee TR eee ee ee bi We Radio fee DD ae 3 — savaliveasscrves® 3 pegey Overall Tofal SE Motorists traveling the in automobile accidents. The total traffic deaths As the highway death toll + rose Monday, the National | i revenue | Safety Council revised its | death toll prediction up-' ward from 360 to “at least $75.” This year's total was 566, in- cluding 125 drownings and 8&2 ‘deaths in various types of acci- | dents. . The number of fatalities on the highways mounted steadily yester- | | day as millions jammed-roads on |their way home from outings and vacation lands. The National Safe- ty Council, which in a preholiday statement, estimated a traffic toll of 360, revised its prediction yes- terday to ‘at least 375.” Fifteen persons died on Mich- year's holiday. Bulletin Four Negro men were sentenced to life imprison- ment this afternoon for the March 6 rape of a white mother of three. Cireuit Judge H. Russel Holland passed sentence. The, four, Osear Cha- vers, 26, of Gary, Ind., his brother, Richard 23, of 38 Lake St., Joe Williams Jr., 22, of the Lake St. address and Winston | Johnson, 25, or 312 Hughes St., also were sen- tenced to 20-40-year terms for kidnaping the woman. They were found guilty by an all-woman jury May 20, Holiday Traffic Toll 365: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS» Memorial Day holiday weekend died in record, numbers | additional 129 drownings and 86 deaths in miscellaneous accidents. The over-all total stood at 580, also a new high for a four-day Memorial Day holiday period. igan highways over the Memorial | |Day weekend, but this was five under to total killed during last } _ | were passengers on the plane. proposal made by UAW President Walter Reuther yesterday to put the matter to a workers’ ballot choice. The joint Ford-UAW statement ' said: “The parties. have agreed to a 24-hour moratorium on any publie discussion of matters being con- | (See Additional Story on Page 2) Reaches 580 ee ee | chdered at the bargaining table, nation’s highways on the | Th This understanding may be extend- ed by mutual agreement.” Bargaining sessions continucd | after the joint announéement and ‘reached 365 today, with an | it appeared they might develop into a marathon session. Carl Stellate, president of the UAW's Ford Lecal 006, called a if mass meeting of 46,000 Ford 7 Men Perish | Star wy in Crash of C47 Stellato said that “if negotia- Air Force’ Pfane Stalls. tio nare not successfully concluded by June 1, then the membership and Falls Into Canyon in New Mexico .- | may set the time for striking the Rouge plant at this meeting. ‘ Reuther proposed the ballot around pay against three in the Ford “package’’ that in- | corporate what the company calls ‘its “partnership in prosperity” | plan. They are the Ford stock ‘” — A Participation, income stabilization twin-engine Air Force C47, its en-, 29d separation allowance plans. gines apparently stalled over the | The vote would be taken by rugged Sacramento Mountains, ®" independent agency within crashed and burned yesterday in| ‘We weeks. La Luz Canyon, killing the seven — current contract would be case ahoard. xtended on a day-to-day basis, The plane hed taken off trom #8 negotiations would sustinas oy other parts of the contract. Holloman Air Force Base 15 min-| The result of the vote would bind ‘utes earlier after refueling and both parties to negotiate which ‘picking up freight on the last leg ¢Ver Plan the employes pick. | of its journey home to Clovis Air Force Base, N.M. It was on a S hed | M k -lJ /return trip from Burbank, Calif... C u € Make D ; The crash scene was 15 to 20 ‘miles | north of here, Air Force apeheoniets at Hollo- ALAMOGORDO, WM. Starting tomorrow and contina- man said the plane sent no dis- ing through the week, make-up a shots will be administered to first os nals. _and second. graders who missed The victims were Maj. Edward second round Salk inoculations. A. Miller, Clovis; Lt. Don R. The shots will be given at the \Forbes, listed as pilot, Portland, main office of the Oakland County Ore.; Lt. Robert D, Haugan, Chi-| 4 8 Sek Health Dept. 15 W. Huron St., and. bone Clyde ohnson. Ben-| the south county office, 2401 E. » N.C; T. Sgt. beamon Law-) pourth St.. Royal Oak + be ‘Clovis; A2.C. Lester M.| “ . Barnes, Maywood, Calif.; and Second round shots have not been given in all county areas yet be- cause of a lack, of vaccine. The make-up shots are only for young- Johnson | sters from areas where the shots | A 2.C. Charles A. Deaton. Com- | miskey, Ind, | Barnes, Lawson and WASHINGTON The Supreme Court today directed that, public school segregation of white and Ne. gro pupils be ended as soon as feasible,. taking local conditions into account. Chief Justice Warren, announc- ward full compliance was being made. by local school. authorities. Warren said the high tribunal expects full compliance to be carried out as early as prac- ticable, | fie added that jower. courts, sit- ing, the. court's decision, said lower courts could decide whether a ‘prompt and reasonable start to- # ' have been given, High Court Orders End of Segregation in Public Schools as Soon as Possible or permitting such discrimina- — yielded because of disagreement with’ them. As he did a year ago, Warren went to great lengths to prevent any possible “leak” of the court's decision, The chief justice began reading toin must’ yield to this prince! opening formalities of admitting attorneys to practice before the tribunal question be confined to the year- the opinion immediately after'the| while giving weight to these Ld is Spot controlling rubbish burning. On the agenda for first reading ¥, Gerald R. Fritz. Service will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Voorhees-Sipie Chapel for Gerald R. 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The fire was im- Drug, | mediately put out by an automatic Turn to the Right, Lightnin’, 3 Wise Fools, The First Year, Dear Me, Thank-U_ Spite Corner, The | Serpent's Tooth, Seventh Heaven, | Wages for Wives, Pigs, The Wis- dom Tooth, Two Girls Wa ied, Four Walls, Night Hostess, Let Us Be Gay, Salt Water, That's ‘Gratitude, As Husbands Go, After: Tomorrow, Riddle Me This, When Ladies Meet, Divine Drudge, The Bishop Misbehaves, A Touch of Brimstone, Susan and God, Sky- “Theatre,’’ Coun- selor-at-Law, 3 Is a Family, Made in Heaven, They Knew What They Wanted, The Male Animal, and an LOOKS YOUNGER John is in his late 39's, though he doesn't look it for an instant, and he has long felt that the only hope of his beloved media is to encourage even younger play- wrights to come forward with new . themes, theories. On October 1, 1952, at his beck- oning, 50 members of the Society of Authors’ representatives gath- | ered at the Hotel Biltmore in New York and took under their wing an endowment fund properly named the “‘New Dramatists Loan Fund.” It was more popularly known as “the Benign Pawn Shop.” The general idea was that if a committee composed of nine top- flight agents voted at least 6-to-3 that an unknown’s script had pos- sibilities, it could recommend that he/she be presented with enough money to enable him/her to com- plete or polish the script and go on to bigger and better things. (Mr. Golden, bad raised the money for this commendable ef- Traffic Deaths Show Increase for April CHICAGO i®—April was the sec- ond consecutive month in which traffic deaths showed an increase, the National Safety Council said t The death toll’ was 2,700, the council said, about 4 per cent higher than April 1954. It was the two months straight since a down ward trend in September 1953, the council noted, . * * * For the first four months of the year the total wag 10,480, or about the sameé.as for the same period ed, 21 showed decreases in the first four months, Arizona was down 33 per cent, New Mexico 27, Arkansas 23, Min- nesota 19 and Idaho 14 per cent on.the four-month basis. Plane Lands Safely HONG KONG @®—A four-engine U.S, Navy transport plane with 11 persons aboard returned safely to Hong Kong today when one engine: extinguisher, Demembe’ f now is the time to call Waite’s for safe men eal S| ORAGE in the program of the 1955 Lambs | Gambol fe say that he and his | wrote or produced the likes of | RESTYLING and ANDERIZING THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 fort from, among others, John Golde, Gilbert Miller, Walter Joshua Logan, William 8. Paley, Howard Lindsay, Garson Kanin, Leuis Larie, Gen, David Sar- noff, Max Gordon, °Emil Fried- lander, Victer Emanuel, John F. Wharten, Rebert Coleman et al.) Alack! Here’s what has hap- pened, as Mr. G. composed it in his program ad: “It seemed a splendid idea at | of the the time—very likely it was—but © — & - _ IT DOESN'T APPEAR TO BE, | The idea will thus have been given | WORKING, for in ‘the years of | the loan fund's existence the committee, probably due to the | ‘fact that its members have set very high standards, has granted loans to only three applicants, and unless business improves we may find it advisable to close up the shop. STILL LOOKING | “The Benign Pawn Shop and its member agents are still lookihg for | new, needy, promising playwrights | to help. Applications may be made | exclusively to accredited members | authors representatives group until the Ist day of October | American theatre.” | three full years. * x * * “T hate to give up, and it is! my hope that we may find appli- cants who can qualify for loans and thus carry on the werk, which | I still believe to be one of the best plans advanced to help the Starving Young Playwrights to Aid Jeeves, Well, Atlanta, gets burned to a cinder by the dam’ Yankees | and Rhett leaves Chartreuse in a big rage at the end.. -but to tell the truth, John, turned down so often by those agents you picked that I know it will never amount to anything—not /even'a book. ———— Well, ciniaey I'm game. Here’s , my idea It's a story about the Civil War, teld from the South's viewpoint. 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Lam & > ® : Of course, the Number One x * * | Averett Haremman, Governor of New " York, is possibly one of the top contend- ers. As Governor of New York, he oc- cupies a prominent post in party his name would give the party a flying start in the nation’s biggest state. No one laughs at nearly 100 ballots in the Electoral College. However, many people believe that the New York boss awaits definite word from his close ally from Illinois, Antas PPevenson. If Mr. Steven- son is a candidate, Mr. Hannan will step aside quickly. | 3 * 8) ®, Estes Kefauver of Tennessee is of a different mind. If he decides to run, all the Brother Stevensons in the country won't deter him. And apparently, hé’s of mind to go. He is a colorfal figure who . acquire an A-1 investigating as- signment, complete with television and radio rights, he could be a formidable contestant. - Mr. Kefauver has been vocal and vo- ciferous in his criticisms of President Eisenhower. We be- lieve a definite part of this was done with a weather eye cocked caleulatingly on the presidential S.. 8: 2 Of course, there are always a goodly number of “native sons” whose names will be bruited about in the publit squares. Some of this is mainly for fun; and some of it is with the hopeful idea that the unexpected may happen and lightning. strikes without warning. Governor Franx J, Lauscuzr from nearby Ohio is a possibility, although - he-hag disclaimed any personal ambi- tions, His election record-in an impor- tant State, however, is very significant and he could easily be a compromise candidate if Apart Stevenson bows out. oo ae ae At the moment, the whole thing beneficiaries of a Huron of Education decision to waive tuition. . Valley Board ' for foreign AFS scholarship winners, > * *® The educational advantages ex- tended to them have qualified Milford High School to send one or more of its own students to Europe for six to eight weeks. In- stead of attending school, how- ever, they will be temporary mem- bers of European families during the summer months. Milford _ students chosen for this honor are MARILYN Buscu, Tom MEAGHER and ALAN MCFARLANE. American Field Service is an out- growth of a field ambtilance corps which served in both world wars. Reorganized in 1947 to promote the publicly and privately financed scholarship idea, AFS brought its first 18 European students to the United States the following year. * * * By 1950 the plan had developed into an exchange of visits. ‘This year 605 American boys and giris are expected to enjoy the experi- ence of living in Europe. Next year at least will attend schools in States. 700 foreign students the United - ~ This AFS program is a splendid means of furthering international un- derstanding on both sides of the Atlan- tic. Congratulations are due all those who help make it possible and to Mil- ford’s scholarship winners. ' The Man About Town | She Knows Her Beat And Can Cover It Almost Lesson ror us. Without Any Assistance Graduate: A young person who soon learns what “commencement” really means. “June.” She's a 20-year-old horse in the em- ploy of — Maple Leaf'Dairy Company, and has been hauling a milk wagon for 16 years, refusing to admit that the automobile “To Break the Ice, Ask Ike if He Will Run Again” David Lawrence Says: Britain Hopes for 5 Years of Stability and Progress LONDON — England has settled down to what it hopes will be five years of stability and prog- ress. ee The general election, which has given the Conservative party a comfortable majority in Parlia- ment, reflected a basic desire for So vative party an increased ity — something that no in power has achieved in 90 American political leaders can derive a good deal of guidance from a study of the British elec- tion results, For it is a rare thing What has been a virtual dead- lock between the two major parties in Britain hag been broken. The has brought the end of the horse and buggy Socialists did. days. In the good company of her driver, Melvin (Stub) Newbegin, who has been her pilot all those years, she delivers milk every day to the residents out Pontiac Motor.and Perry Park way. She really needs no pilot, for Stub says she knows the route as well as he does, and goes it alone most of the time, while he calls at the houses. ponaid McLachlan, political She gives cars their full half of the road, and — ie an ae teen Daily more if she sees a road hog coming. She Telegraph,” says: rounds all corners with plenty of space, and never dents a fender. She absolutely obeys and radio, the word ‘swing” is Stub’s demands to stop or start, but is suspicious of a stranger’s voice. Until a coupie of years ago she was on the job seven days per week, but now gets Sundays off, with liberal vacation allowance. June walks about eight miles per day, which in 16 years figures up to a distance closely approaching twice only local horses in such use. Before taking his present job, Stub was a race horse train- er. Perhaps that’s why June is active and in good health at an age that approximates three score years in humans. One of his big- gest jobs Is keeping June’s waist line down, on account of the lumps of sugar and other. snacks that her admirers ply upon her. In this he does not enjoy her whole hearted cooperation. Sometimes she snitches. Showing almost human ingratitude is a cock pheasant that was nursed back to health by Johnson Melrose of Rochester, after it had been struck by his car, It now refuses to leave the premises and fights with the roosters in the Melrose poul- try yard. Evidence that a newspaper cannot please everybody is found in two letters just re- ceived, One from Mrs. Mercedes Mansfield of Lapeer, says, “Those Greta Garbo stories are the most entertaining things I ever read.” And Harriman K. Funston : of Rochester, writes, “Don’t waste any more paper or ink on that Garbo bunkum. Nobody reads it. Tell us more about Arthur Godfrey.” In preparation for the hay fever season, a letter comes from “A Long Time Sufferer,” eating comb honey In good quantities. He argues that since ‘the bees store up pollen in the comb, we can gain a resistance by getting some of the wax into our system. Otters are supposed to be extinct in the . iS cemeenennnianenl Poritiac area, although we have a lake named for them. The dog of ‘Jacob Milliman ~~ , Of Pontiac Lake, killed © the shore of that lake. one the other day on ; Verbal Orchids to— the Socialists suffered the heav- “After the ordeal by television struggle of parties or do quick sumg with the totals. We shall look out for percentages of voters who have changed their minds since the last election — the one Some of the “right wing’’ Social- ists were glad because the country showed no inclination toward “eft wing’ Socialists, some of whom had a hard time getting re- elected in districts normally safe for Socialist Labor candidates. The Communists got very few votes and elected nobody. . . SOCIALIST STRUGGLE +. The “left wing’ Socialists have an idea they can make more prog- ress now as a minority and can force the other wing of the party to come to them. Undoubtedly a - struggle for leadership has begun already im the Socialist Labor party ranks. * 2 As long as Britain stays on a sound economic basis and taxes are gradually reduced, there is little likelihood that the parlia- mentary life of the Conservative party will be endangered in the Voice of the People ‘Sunshine Lady’ Urges Per sons to. Visit | Shut-ins on Special Day Sunday, June 5 Goes, eerie ; . J But being humble on this earth . . Ts never a disgrace .. . And and women stop to shop. . . stores around the town? .. . customers are special guests .. . However old or new. .. Employes in another sense . . . Are quite exclusive too ... There are those signs on doors that make . . . Your soul a little lonely . inform you that this way... for “Employes Only” ... cannot penetrate that place... You cannot go in there... even if your buying name. . Mr. Millionaire Richard. Kincaid Replies to Mrs. Patterson’s Letter ’ A reply to Mrs. Patterson in regard to tree removal on West ; ow SFes F trees sick. As for many peopte to drive over this despicable of pavement, I cannot aj should think it more like were lost and stumbled genre § eh 3 Hal Boyle Says: Ohio Industrialist Takes . Positive Step in Problem - doing anything to reward earnest teen-age kids who do face up to their responsibilities? Industrialist over this a year ago. and do things for themselves.” Sebald, president of the Armco next five years. (Copyright 1955) Steel Co., found his own answer A cht, 1955, New York Her- in a ete en “self-reliance Copyright, . awards” for school seniors ald Tribune Ine.) Looking Back in Middletown and Ashland, Ky. i helped by members of the Junior THOUGHT FOR’ TODAY 15 Years Ago GERMAN WAR loss put at Chambers of Commerce in the two Se Aaron and his sons did all 500.000 towns, he has handed out $3,000 things which the Lord com- as) from his own pocket in prize mon- manded by the hand of Moses.— ee nn mene bee UE ey to some 20 students “for doing Leviticus 8:36. eee the most. they can with the best -* 8 8 2 Years Ago they have.”’ Obedience is the Christian's QUAKES IN INDIA may bring , The prizes range from $50 to crown, r. \ death toll to 20,000. . $400, and ‘they have uncovered Case Records ef 2 Prychelosist: You Can't Feel Like Sports Roadster If You Possess the Chassis of a Truck Dorothy Staley offers an ez- cellent idea to help you follow my dehydration diet whereby you can lose 10 pounds in 10 days. And you'll not feel un- duly hungry on this diet, nor does it involve folderol. You can follow it at a restaurant or at home. 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See you ioe sire =] 11 A.M. and 1:30 P.M. 1 ‘ a Poland Rul ° ° Row fojazz |j bastern Junior High School IS COMING TO PONTIAC!| seawe asus wiih Gal rythems”, all Saturday. : ; one Red newspaper wrote, “but Soupy = rather it is the music of American : ) So ces ener aa tog 4 " 9AM. to 9 P.M, ee Planning a seereteeee || “Omer papers gave wnat appar FREE TICKETS for All Kiddies who during the next few: Vacation? NeUR ne ieee ator faze "Our youl days stop into the stores listed below and purchase a new pair of any U.S. Keds or ". Before leaving on your summer vacation . are not ‘content with only poli \ j : 4 , Sn a ions tiie oe woven songs or music depicting he Prog 1 Kedettes! Soup’s performance will be sponsored by these stores and U.S. Rubber Co. also while you are,on the road. : | also want music which amuses | Complete Theft Coverage for One Year joe" one paper sald. 3 Be Sure You Are Well jasuredl Kenneth G. HEMPSTEAD S Keds. The Shots ot Clonyioes Tha tach Archking with deep - cut herringbone soles. Flexible, fast\and tough. Cushion arch \and insole. For men, boys, little boys, in black, red or ‘blue. CLY . ‘ WK RANCE At left, the Champion Slipon, a new, comfortable, full sup- ~ port summer shor for young- sters. Soft all over, yet so pro- tective. And Mom .. . these wash in the tub, too! BUYING A CAR? x at | Look at several cars in your price class. Select the car you want most. a KZ Misses’ and daughter, too, -will think of these friendly little “Paper Doll” poplin playshoes. They wash! They come in smart colors. Soles ore sturdy cork ‘n crepe, Get the figures on our low-cost auto financing plan. See how much money you can save, Children’s Blucher at right is ever pop- ular with all sizes of youngsters and grown folks, too. Washable, fast colors. Easy to wear yet full of U. S. Kedette casual support, ..+ AT OUR BANK Soupy’s Appearance Is Sponsored by These Pontiac Firms: STORE JUVENILE BOOTERY s 28 E. Lawrence St.. St 6: Saginaw St. FAMILY SHOE STORE ||. Folks, Bring the Kiddies Into Any of These Stores for Soug | oa eee Eee es oe Mane * ss ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 2643 Grandview, at | pm. W Rechester The Ruth Circle of St. Paul Church will meet at 1:30 So? ah ioe pene ot Sire. Albe 704 W. Hemilin Rd. Methodist . Wi - 7 : : FEderal 2-3711 Our information staff will be happy to tell you when the next city lines bus leaves your nearest corner. ‘ For Every Riding. Need , - Use City Buses __ PONTIAC CITY LINES, Inc. FRANK CAI FUNERAL HOME 110 WESSEN ST. PHONE FE 3-7374 Ambulance Service | of Communist China WASHINGTON —President Ei- | Hi z qin t Elizabeth Schulte of Cooley Lake is two years old to- Tresi-Lou's birthday goddaughter for the first time. In 1947 Tresi-Lou’s mother was attending a religious conference in New York City. While there she met Louise Vanderpoorten, a business woman. Mrs. Schulte's sister, Mrs. Leon- FBI Holds Off in Hunt for Girl. Delays Joining Search for Kalamazoo Child, 8, Missing for Week ‘ard Romfka of Mt. Clemens, — = seat cease — ——— & 5 Woman Travels From Belgium to Meet 2-Year-Old Goddaughter at Cooley Lake served as proxy godmother at the a gaily decorated cake on Satur- christening ceremony. . Miss Vanderpoorten likes Ameri- ca. She says she thinks American parents spoil their children out- derpoorten took time out to spend 24 hours with her goddaughter rageously, But she must approve Although unable to be here to- of the final results. for she says: day for the actual birthday, god- = prefers American to European mother and goddaughter shared ‘men. * Pontiac Press Phote AND NOW SHE IS TWO — Therese Elizabeth Schulte of Cooley Lake is ready to share her birthday cake with her godmother, Louise Vanderpoorten of Brussels, Belgium. The first meeting of the two came this weekend when Miss Vanderpoorten was a guest in the Gordon Keego Meeting Set Wednesday To. Consider Proposal to Shift West Bloomfield School Equipment Fund KEEGO HARBOR — An open meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt School, for the e | residents of the school district. Members of the beard of edu- cation have been invited to attend, along with Dr. Leif Hogen, super intendent of schools. Purpose of the meeting bs te 4} discuss the weed fer changing the 3'4-mill tax frem the West Bloomfield High School equip ‘| ment fund te the general oper ating tund, , This change will be Propesifion *|Qne on the ballot at the school election to be held June 13. Want Property Annexed to Bloomfield Township SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP OCHESTER—Service Three ty qwners within the R timate jg oo 56, of we ha’ titioned to have| Charles (Ora May) Carroll, eagle Ay 9105 acres annexed| Luzerne, formerly of Rochester, into Bloomfield gary : mone will be held at 2 p.m. Wednes heir no’ n | Speded" ethan the ecnandories apec: | C07 wreus Pixley ienpcearaay | ified for incorporation, lying just with burial in Mt. Avon ery. ‘north of the boundary on 14 Mile She died suddenly Sunday at her home, | Surviving are her husband; one i road, | Those signing the eur include Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Goldman, at ; | 31380 1¢-Mile Rd., who own 3.42 Gaughter, Mrs, Maxine Bull of acres; Mr and Mrs. H. H. Reske, ' Rochester; one son, William of Luzerne; two brothers, Clarence Partrick of Rochester, Max Par- trick of Pontiac; and three grand- children. County Deaths Mrs. Charles Carroll ~ 27272 14-Mile Rd., who own 2.88 acres; and Mr. and Mrs. G,. T. Greig, 27140 14-Mile Rd., who own 2.75 acres. — WORRIED OVER DEBTS?) yee afc @@eble te pee foes pepments debts 4s nile whee déee, vee MROMIGAN CRANE COUNSRELCMRS and arrange for payments wee eae atferd regardiess of hee mech of how many 708 — NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY — BONDED AND INSURED eerie COUNSELLORS - @bewe Oakland Theater Tenses Ae Wed. & Sat. $ | MICHIGAN CREDIT 41 Yh South Saginaw 0, 30 West Pike Street HERE’S A WISE THING TO DO— yy Before-you pay over $2300 | for any car,-see how much more the big 188-hp MERCURY gives you for your money! Central Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc. Phone FE 2-9167 Lada Dearborn Teenagers Injured in Accident er, 16, was treated for bruises at Pontiac General Hospital while his passengers, Richard Repp, 15, was treated for a broken left arm and ribs, and Miss Judy Wright, 16, was treated for possible head in- juries. Neimeyer said the car rolled over when he failed to negotiate a curve where Hickory Ridge joins .* at Any Hour Baker road, : aes wae Te ¢e., 4 ee ne os 2 | “" ‘5 | Hee yee a eet tee ; ens ws, * * * * Thought.... . *eneee®* SH eg \ (Mow NA land vehicle, there’s never been any: do foe Dynaflow Drive!) Nearest thing to FLYING SORCERY ae Here's the that’s tekleg of % storm Pace-tetting 4Door Riviera. “convertible”: look, with Center posts — but with = The tardtap With Four Doors/ doors for rear Shera Sy te lower in the bh Century Series, Both eripalel, the country by 8 pioneering ‘*parate closest thing to wheeled flight... The driver, Malcolm M, Neimey- | thing like the magic a pilot gets with his variable pitch propellers. He can angle the blades of his propellers for performance as he heads his plane down a : pumway —to get quick take-off and climb. He can switch the angle of those propellers for economy aloft —to get more mileage from the fuel in his tanks. As we said — there’s never been anything like that in a land vehicle. But there is now. It’s in a Buick with Variable Pitch Dynaflow —and you can take the word of thousands of excited owners of new Buicks that it’s the Local Delivered Price of the 1955 Buick SPECIAL Sedan, Medel 48 {iliustrated) is of 2267" Because you have twenty propeller-like blades whirling in oil inside your Dynaflow unit... _ Becausé you can switch the pitch of those propeller blades from high-economy angle that gives you top gas mileage in cruising — to high-performance angle that gives you action plus... And because, when you call for that action by pressing the gas pedal way down — you | get it split-second quick and silky smooth — an instantaneous power response for get- away, or for a sudden safety-surge of acceler- ation when needed. It’s a solid, soaring, pulse-quickening thrill —unlike anything you ever felt before—and robustly bolstered by walloping new horse- powers raised to record might, It’s something you definitely ought to try— | just to know what's really new in automo- biles — and to see for yourself why Buick sales are zooming to an all-time best-seller high. . Drop in today or tomorrow and we'll gladly arrange matters—show you, too, the prices that are keeping Buick in the tight circle of _ America’s top sellers. ooh geome om Roadmaster, optional at extra cost Thrill of the year aii > : * : . it \ Le é . SEES ee ee ee ee Lapieiges@uinune- P: Are You gaia You | ie Ti i TT eee deer selifle THIEL if i is arg Thebtat pitbey i it a ALUMINUM STORM SASH & SCREEN COMBINATIONS 17,400 hours of flying time, he JALOUSIE DOORS CASEMENT STORM SASH - screens” || “et ! |ALOUSIE WINDOWS | Wood DOUBLE HUNG wiNDows || S77 of Aircraft, Production AWNING WINDOWS | ALUMINUM DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS |) Transport Command. CASEMENT WINDOWS! ALUMINUM & FIBERGLAS AWNINGS || Griggs will fly one of the three | FREE ESTIMATES — 36: MONTHS TO PAY. planes the expedition will use dur- | Open 6 Deys a Week — 7:30 A. M. to 6 P.M. ing the two-month exploration. “Already,” Griggs -_ Pr ‘ Russians are claimin cen FE 4.2598 - Telegraph el thy polar cap iteali—a claim 1661 South the United States has refused to Heme Equipment : ontiec “But it move bases s Go P : down to ry Oth ih : : I ees aes a atti I get _s > =: pS eam [vs INcREVIBLY LONG NECK CONTAINS NO MORE BONES THAN THAT OF ATINY ROVENT! GETTING ITS HEAVY VOWN TO DRINK AN? BACK UP AGAIN IS A PAINFULLY DIFFICULT MANGUVER. fication of the agreement last| Tole in our national lif treaty also has ae samdiee vous be Ford Fund Reports the polar basin ice and to make |New Giving Trend a gravity,| NEW YORK ®—The Ford Foun-|home for a hero's welcome today The explorers also will study| ‘ation reports a growing trend after a three-year exile. VIENNA, Austria. a —Romania ing.” the foundation said in its an- has joined the list of Soviet bloc|nual report yesterday. However, nations ratifying the eight-nation | it added, private and corporate do-| @ Warsaw pact to set up a unified {Mors must raise their level of giv- ; Communist military command. | ing “for private institutions. to ful- Bucharest radio announced rati-| fill adequately their _ ent Tunisian Nationalist ‘Ends Exile in France PARIS @#~—Tunisian nationalist party had been living under sur- veillance outside Paris, French forced him to leave leader Habib Bourguiba } jeq| tion for independence. The his | homeland after outbreaks of agita- | [7 Ex = If You Want It . You Get It Easily With a 2 WANT AD! What Do You Want? . . . A Want Ad Will Get It for You! To Place Your Want Ad Dial FE 2-818! er ae se - nae) pe | ardines. Large Size Toppers- Suits marine biology, meteorology and | among business firms to support The leader of the Neo-Destour! return home. magnetic variations in the basin. | “educational activities not direct-| | ly related to the corporations’ busi- | jj Reds’ Warsaw Pact ness interests.” : ; Ratified by Romania This is “particularly encourag-| 3 Sale! Jr., Misses’, Large Size Special Purchase! Actual 16.99 SHORTIES “10 Choose from washable nylons, all wools, wool suedes and rayon gab- Ideal for vaca- tion and fall. 8 to 18. Linen Dusters 15 #10 #25 DOUBLE ay 2 Be ; aes - Yes, choose from nylon, f dacron, bembergs, broad- cloths, prints, and ging- hams. Sunback Nylon Formal Dresses Dresses Dresses 879 ] 6”” Better Coats- - Suits STAMP SPECIAL shirts, Bermuda shorts. 10 to 18. Swim Poplin Khaki Suits Jackets Slacks 5 99 39 For your Fun in the Sun @ |} Choose from play 7 shorts, fancy pants, polo @ 8% Extra Large We values. Summer shades. 8% to 10%, Irregulars. 1.99 Sport Blouses...... 1.00 1.99 Plisse LADIES’ + DOUBLE STAMP SPECIA BOYS’-GIRLS’ PLAY TOGS oe from shorts, eran Jeans, Sunsuits, Short Suits, atten to 14. Girls’ Swim Suit. . 1.99 Girls Size I - 6x SUN DRESSES sy Large selections of nylons, plisse and linen sport shirts. 1.58 value. 6 to 16. - Boys’ Jeans ... .1.39 ees oe fae save! wat as Oh 8.99 Sport Jackets covgcregesgs ADS sy fae = NOL) NSN aa see cn a aM Oil. See S|! an! shade eine A ce - ee ee ee 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 \4 Waterford Tewnship The Pontiac Lake MOMS unit 60 will a at the home of Mrs. James Puglise. Grandview, at 1 pm. Wednesda: Rochester The Ruth Circle of St. Paul Methodist Churth will meet - at 1:30 p.m. Wednes 7S Sees lbert Snelier, W. Hanlin Rd. ~The SaysReds Ned Watching Optimism About Intent of Communist China WASHINGTON W—President Ei- spect to the intentions of Red y. | China, z i : Hil aRe lt ' A FEderal 2-371 Our information staff will be happy to tell y the next city lines bus leaves your nearest corner. For Every Riding Need Use City Buses - PONTIAC GITY LINES, Inc. aaa nnemeneemne FUNERAL HOME 110 WESSEN ST. PHONE FE 3.7374 Ambulance Service at Any Hour Dearborn Teenagers Injured in Accident Sheriff's deputies said, The driver, Malcolm M. Neimey- passengers, Richard Repp, 15, was treated for a broken left arm and ribs, and Miss Judy Wright, 16, was treated for possible head in- juries. ~ . Neimeyer said the car rolled ever when he failed to negotiate a curve where Hickory Ridge joins Baker road, ettttas 2°" *e Thought... * *eeeeee* Woman Travels From Belgium to Meet 2-Year-Old Goddaughter at Cooley Lake Therese Elizabeth Schulte of sels, e Tresi-Lou's birthday and meet her goddaughter for the first time. In 197 Tresi-Lou’s mother was attending a religious conference in New York City. While there she met Louise Vanderpoorten, Mrs. Schulte's sister, Mrs. Leon- ard Romfka of Mt. Clemens, 2 See See FBI Holds Off in Hunt for Girl Delays Joining Search for Kalamazoo Child, 8, Missing for Week derpoorten took time out to spend served as proxy godmother at the | a gaily decorated cake on Satur- christening ceremony. : day. Miss Vanderpoorten likes Ameri- ca. She says she thinks American parents. spoil their children out- 24 haurs with her goddaughter | rageously. But she must approve Although unable to be here to. °f the final results, for she says day tor the actual birthday, god- | she prefers American to European mother and goddaughter shared ‘men. * American factories — Miss Van- Keego Meeting Set Wednesday to Shift West Bloomfield School Equipment Fund KEEGO HARBOR — An open meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt School, for the p | residents of the school district. Members of the board of edu- | eation have been invited to attend, along with Dr. Leif Hogen, super- intendent of schools. the 3%-mill tax from the West Bloomfield High School equip- ating fund, | One on the ballot at the school AND NOW SHE IS TWO — Therese Elizabeth Schulte of Cooley Lake is ready to share her birthday cake with her godmother, Louise Vanderpoorten of Brussels, Belgium. The first meeting of the two came ment fund te the genera! eper- This change will be Proposition Want Property Annexed| to Bloomfield Township SOUTHFIELD ‘TOWNSHIP Three property qwners within the township have petitioned to have their total of 9.05 acres annexed into Bloomfield Township, since their property has not been in- cluded within the boundaries spec- ified for incorporation, lying just ;north of the boundary on 14 Mile road. . Those signing the petition include , iMr, and Mrs. F. L. Goldman, at! 27360 14-Mile Rd., who own 3.42 acres; Mr and Mrs. H. H. Reske, ' 27272 14-Mile Rd., who own 2.88 acres; and Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Greig, 27140 14-Mile Rd., who own 2.75 acres. » - County Deaths Mrs. Charles Carrol ROCHESTER—Service for Mrs, Charles (Ora May) Carroll, 56, of Luzerne, formerly of Rochester, will be held at 2 p.m, Wednes- day from Pixley Funeral. Home, with burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. She died suddenly Sunday at her home. Surviving are her husband; one daughter, Mrs, Maxine Bull of Rochester; one son, William of Luzerne; two brothers, Clarence Partrick of Rochester, Max Par- trick of Pontiac; and three grand- children. ( vow are unable to pes election to be held June 13. Robber flies feed on some of the || worst pests that plague mankind but have no taste for warmblooded creatures. WORRIED OVER DEBTS? sees payments debis” as bitis whee @06, see MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLARS and errenge tee yeu can sfferd. regardiess of how mech ot how many 7O8 are NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY — BONDED AND INSURED payments 41% South Saginaw St. Moat Bay Sot Wasa bar8 nf Ranney pt MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS Phone FE 8-0456 this weekend when Miss Vanderpoorten was a guest in the Gordon) Schulte home. HERE’S A WISE THING TO Before you for any DO— pay over *2300 car, see how much more the big 188-hp MERCURY gives you for 30 West Pike Street your money! Central Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc. Phone FE 2-9167 Lada 4 performance as for economy al from the fuel in N A land vehicle, there’s never been any- I thing like the magic a pilot gets with his variable pitch propellers. He can angle the blades of his propellers for is runway —to get quick take-off and climb. He can switch the angle of those propellers As we said —there’s never been anything like that in a land vehicle. But there is now. It’s in a Buick with Variable Pitch Dynaflow — and you can take the word of thousands of excited owners of new Buicks that it’s the unit vee he heads his plane down a _ to high-performance oft —to get more mileage action plus... his tanks. ation when needed. Even the puch as: Local Delivered Price of the 1955 Buick SPECIAL Medel 48 [iliustrated) is equipment, accessories, state and local taxes, Mf any, er om ed In adjoining communities, extros you may Heoter & Defroster-$81.70; Radio & $9967" Sedan, want Antenno~$92.40, a ” mene CAN YOU SEE * STEER + STOP 4Door Riviera, “convertible” look, with Center posts — but with a FLYING SORCERY — 48 The Harctap with four Coors Ya Here’s the that’s tek! storm — By few hit in hardte "@ the country by ick’s pioneering separate jana doors for rear-seat Passengers, Shown here in the low-price in the knit — che available mn the high-powered Century now in volume Insure prompt closest thing to wheeled flight... Because you have twenty propeller-like . blades whirling in oil inside your Dynaflow Becausé you can switch the pitch of those propeller blades from high-economy angle that gives you top gas mileage in cruising — angle that gives you And because, when you call for that action by pressing the gas pedal way down — you get it split-second quick and silky smooth — an instantaneous power response for get- away, or for a sudden safety-surge of acceler- | ‘Thrill of the phat SAFELY? CHECK YOUR CAR ~ CHECK ACCIDENTS < a ods 4 tag wifi si ge peep Sh oe 2 "e : \ - > oe ae 3 2 _ # teen It's a solid, soaring, iuloesigaicicaiiog thrill —unlike anything you ever felt before—and robustly bolstered by walloping new horse- _ powers raised to record might. | It’s something you definitely ought to try— just to know what’s really new in automo- biles — and to see for yourself why Buick sales are zooming to an all-time best-seller high. Drop in today or tomorrow and we'll gladly arrange matters—show you, too, the prices that are keeping Buick in the tight circle of America’s top sellers, *Dynaflow Drive is standard on other Series. : on Roadmaster, optional at extrs cost @ i * : fe ae + S ig . . Vara a BOSS: ¥ “WINDERS — winpeRs” |. coat || re True Life Adventures || Look—See—Compare! | Going to Arctic : 2eee ! Ps me, Are You Building—Are You Modernizing? _ ; s3 23 bs TF He g E ER E m7, Irs INCREDIBLY LONG NECK CONTAINS NO MORE BONES THAN THAT OF A TINY ROVENT! GETTING ITS HEAD VOWN TO DRINK AN? ee BACK UP AGAIN IS A PAINFULLY DIFFICULT ; : t Givin MAMMALS / if TI nt he | E li ar His f live hi Hi ee F i Fe F li pile Hr ALUMINUM STORM SASH & SCREEN COMBINATIONS 17,400 hours of flying JALOUSIE DOORS CASEMENT STORM SASH - screens |} “ie Nea 2s Saran ALUMINUM omy Apa es NDOWS served Commend. HUNG Wi : CASEMENT WINDOWS! ALUMINUM & FIBERCLAS AWNINGS [|| Griggs will fly one of FREE ESTIMATES —. 36 MONTHS TO,PAY planes the expedition will Open 6 Deys a Week — 7:30 A.M. to &P. M. ing the FE 4-2598 FC. Weedon, Telegraph of the polar cap ; 1661 South the United States has 4 i i Re ef isk lf of 3 vie i al f Ford Fund Reports |Tunsion Nationait [ru ta ten rin mde sn veillance outside Paris, The Ends Exile in France French forced him to leave his manent observation stations on ee m to leave the polar basin ice and to make | Naw Giving Trend PARIS Tunisian nationalist| homeland after outbreaks of agita-| (@ fonospheric, cos- leader Habib Bourguiba headed ee An agreement reached during negotiations on terms of Tunisian a three-year exile. self-government left him free to The after marine biology, meteorology and | @mong business firms to support; The leader of the Neo-Destour! return home, “Sale! Jr., Misses’, Large Size | ‘. 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What Do You Want? vet A Want Ad Will Get It for You! To Place Your Want Ad Dial FE 2-8181 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 Oe _ -YOU'RE NEXT For Check Imprinting.... Your Name Imprinted on Your Personal Checks WHILE YOU WAIT! - Open Your Personal Checking Account Now a “me al - Cay” 5,400 an HOUR nm how fast we can print your name on your checks. Your checks can be personalized “while-u-wait”—right in the bank—and there is no charge for the service. If-you like the safety and prestige of checks printed with your name, open a checkitig’ account today. 2, ‘ Here’s Modern Banking in action! When the man says, “You’re Next” it means you’ve waited just 2 minutes for the person ahead of you to have his or her checks imprinted. Now it’s your turn and in another 2 minutes, yoy’ll be carrying checks that : are imprinted with your name, they are “personally yours”! - ° ..... This fast service is available because we maintain the most > modern imprinting equipment right on the premises. Evidence again that the Community National Bank is foremost with the rT mole we available. Pe , | ; | _ BRANCHES. at C. : |W. HURON at TILDEN _iNN. ‘PERRY at | GLENWOOD | Camp Fire Girls Slate Council The city-wide council fire spon- sored by the Pontiac Counci} of Camp Fire Girls will be held June 11 at 7 p.m. on the camp site at Lake Gulick. Several hundred are expected to cipate in program wold wil bener Comp Fire Girls and Blue Birds who have earned recognition during the past year. Girls say that the day camp training program will conclude at Central Methodist Church. Registrations for day camp have been completed, and girls attend- ing will be taken to the site by bus. Jewelry Design Is Going Antique NEW YORK (INS)—This may or may not be a hint of coming fash- jons, but new jewelry designs are going heavily antique. We're golfg to have . it is that it’s bulky, clinks when you walk, Spokesmen for the Camp Fire} Saturday with an all-day session a bei? il ? Hib 8 a Sar Se By Sweaters were the order of the day, but the new grill had to be initiated on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. George Gale of Fairfax road, -___4 Birmingham, former Pontiac residents, entertained their neighbors at a came from Muncie, Ind., and Ann Arbor to attend. - * * A new grill has been on the “want” list of the George Gale family ever since they moved Chlorine Lends a Hand During il \ from Pontiac into their new home at Fairfax road in Birmingham a Brisk Weather Fails to iD Gale. -Keith Johnson of Seebaldt drive, Drayton Plains, was|the benefit of his children, Pamela 8, Keith Jr., 7 and scheduled to be one of the cooks gt the Memorial Day| Ronald 4. But on the day itself he was home keeping breakfast of the Drayton Plains United Presbyterian Fel-| house. His wife had just given birth to their fourth child, lowship class. In fact, he practiced building the fire for | another son. Groups Enjoy Traditional Holiday Get-Togethers and potato chips will complete the menu. It will mark one of the last times this group will be together; they have been a ‘“‘gang”’ since grade school days. Western Whirlers Conclude Season poe, a | holiday picnic. Left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miles, road, Mrs. Gale, Deborah Gale, Michael Miles, Mr. Gale and Geoffrey = Iscourag Sart Pentiac Press Photes also of Fairfax : O utdoor : “| Personal New s of Interest Wins Weekly Trophy + Memorial Day weekend was a good time to make the group are shown checking lists and planning menus. definite plans for graduation week. Eight feminine mgm-| From left to right they are Gail Bennett of Sagiriaw Trail, bers of the senior class of Waterford High School are| Charlotte Robb of Sashabaw road, Jeannie Stickel of Had- By ANNE HEYWOOD Judging by the books—written by men—on the modern woman's di- lemma, one would get the idea that mothers and their married daugh- ters almost always are at swords’ points, that the average married daughter considers her mother to be, at best, a nuisance and, at worst, a threat. But that has not been my ex- without bringing a letter from a married daughter, telling me of the splendid project her mother has, how wonderful she is, and how proud she makes her daughter feel. In fact, hardly a day goes by | to turn professional with her talent for mending. “She took samples of her work to fine hand laundries and dry cleaners and began getting or- ders right away, _ “Then she called on the shops | which ‘sell fine linens and left her name, “After all, a beautiful, expensive tablecloth can get a cigarette burn when it's practically new, NEW AMBITION “She had quite a few customers, and was making a nice income when, the next thing we knew, she was studying re-weaving! : “It took some time te master planning a reception after baccalaureate services. Four of | drill court and Mary Kay Nelson of Seebaldt drive. She Turned a Needle Into Profit the art of re-weaving, but with perfect eyesight and tireless en- ergy she soon became an expert. “She now does work at home for several good tailors, and continues her mending service as well.” This daughter concludes: “Moth- er is doing all right~and we're all terribly proud of hert”* THE PONTIAC PRESS ae ags Womens Section TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 PAGES 13-15 Fairway League Opens Season Arrangements of purple iris and pink peonies graced the luncheon tables at Pontiac Country Club John Steinhelper, Mrs. Polly Mor- iarity, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Lee Zonta Planning Sunday Event The Zonta Club of Pontiac will hold its annual spring breakfast Sunday at Rotunda Inn, President Mrs. Adrian Ish announced at the recent meeting. The breakfast honors new mem- bers of the organization. Mrs. Ish revealed that there now are 6 members of the club. Speaker for the breakfast will be Mrs. James Rosenthal. New members of the club at- | tending the meeting were Mrs. J. 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Greta’ Bex €. : | Oe ay THE * PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 for beautifying illicit, tragie love. st being diet, They had a box at the opera : The peerless symbol of Hauser opened a store in Chicago | #94 attended the theater and the} After this round of pleasure, geous tragedy, she had made her foods,” and | ballet. They lunched at the Colony| Garbe and Hauser took off, early special province of the portrayal of i i if i Affairs, she crashed {to death. ten dollars a series and buying industrialist, Axel Wenner-Gren. In Mati Hari, she perished be- up the small company in Mil After cruising in waters around fore a firing squad. the the Bahamas for a couple of weeks In Anna Karenina, she threw herself under a train. In Camille, she was carried off* by .tubercu- losis. And the finales of most of her other films had found her either in the shadow of death or the yacht put in at Miami, and' Garbo’s eventful sojourn with Hauser drew to a close. ‘Coming Events : | HAUSER IS DISAPPOINTED Lagat Copemnental cf AE pet , "908 , SF di FF Eg F Hy [ : ; For. Hauser the vacation ended ae bey 4 Cs ¢ wt Saginaw 6t. im everlasting misery. tions, which now included lectur- disappointingly. He. was so confi- = SEEKS COMEDY ROLES ee ee dent that he would make Garbo|ould wil meet” Thursday om. Though she had earnestly sought Hollywood, where ° comedy roles, Metro executives had Ui rly i ' E ¢ : i i F ? | « Returhing to Hollywood in -the fall of 1938, after nine months | 1 of the abroad, she plunged into making | This daily routine, as far as | {tuit, to the center of which had an ailment diagnosed as tubercu-| Pereus businessman and an Ninotchka, which proved her sure anyone could remember, was un-| been added a soupcon of black-| josis of the hip. tablished fixture of Beverly Hills ee ey ae ee precedented on a Hollywood stage. | *trap*molasses. * - _ Orthodox medical men gave him | *°clety- one of her best films. ATTENDS PRIVATE SHOWING CHARMED BY FOOD up, but a Dr. Benedict Lust, a So-| Socially and temperamentally, A brilliant satire of Commu- | Having shunned, as -ugual, look-| Garbo was much charmed by | called naturopath, persuaded him | he was well to become nism, Ninotchka was directed | ing at the rushes. Garbo did not | the food as well as by its ebullient |to try a regimen that included | her renter tie began what by Ernest Lubitsch, a great Gar- | see Ninotchka until after it had | creator. He was full of talk, energy | herb teas and special diets and /| resulted in a superficial meta- bo favorite, who had established | been cut and edited. Accompan- | #%d confidence, and he also made | sent morphosis a reputation a5 One of Holly- | ied by Lubitsch, she attended a | °" impressive appearance, stand- | pursue treatment. eating habits. wood"s foremost directors in a | private showing of the picture at|i"& six feet three, handsome,| By Taking her off a vegetarian diet series of films distinguished by (the studio. “Do you like yourself | 5T°ad-shouldered, black-haired and | Hauser has said. he cured himself x . sophistication, wit, elegance and | my it?” Lubitsch asked the star as. , sales | ponchalance. the lights went up. “Even then,” of 4 ” Besides his masterly camera | he said, “she didn't seem to know | Oe the spe = eX. eS a et Gd ats craftsmanship, Lubitsch possessed | if she was bad or good.” TAKES COURSES IN CHICAGO | brewers’ yeast, blackstrap mo- ' : a rare ability to get the most out) ga. was quite ‘sens ta ber Back in the United States, he | jasses and juices. Save 1.00! Regularly 14 Ounce 2.50 Size! of his players. | ‘ Indecision, for Garbo’s debut as veered briéfly from his objective * In working with Garbo he was a comedienne was unanimously a paragon of gallantry, thought- -halled ag a major sereen event. fulness and charm. Arriving on Ninotchka earned Garbo her sec- > it was Vivien Leigh whe was wip ha rane | ines ea, ace Then he removed his coat and | with the Wind. worked tm bie shirt sleeves the | ‘Throughout the filming of Nin- | otehka. Garho was so uncommonly cheerful, when not involved in [Look Your Best | | Sere “arte, wise 'prapie mae had worked with her before were bewildered. Chicago College of Naprapathy, | of 1 ’s treatment. Perpetual- where he looked into the system Ste pocket as boc Gat treating diseases by manipulat- | «run is something that all human ligaments in the spine, pelvis | b.ing. are entitled to, an essential, and thorax, and by earning a di-/. must.” and persuasively urged Famous Helena Rubinstein COLOR-TONE SHAMPOOS — , wnt eile | | 50 ural longing to be led, Garbo sab — Regular 2.50 Size! Plus Tax 1 a. BLONDE-TONE SHAMPOO * * * She mixed easily with other the homes of his friends and also members of the cast, joked with joined him in public excursions to Adds golden lights to blonde of the crew, and even played one the theater, restaurants, concerts light brown haiti day in an imprompty noonday and galleries. baseball game on the lot (Hevealing Their developing friendship be- | RED-HEAD SHAMPOO a throwing arm—the : be the subject of much Adde vibrance » ®: eads of she said. of youthful snowballing in et in the press. They were, |[' 0 Ae perk wing Sweden). MEETS GAYELORD HAUSER Primarily accountable for Gar- bo’s new and surprising public character was the dietitian, lec- BROWN GLOW SHAMPOO Washes red-cold dazzle inte “plain” brown hair! - | turer and writer, Gayelord (Look information that Hauser had pre- BRUNETTE-TONE SHAMPOO Younger, Live Longer) Hauser, un- sented Garbo with a diamond Brings up jet brillance in dark der whose bubbly influence the ac- ring and that she was wearing or black hairl j tress had fallen, Ban “the groper Guess” SILVER-TONE SHAMPOO Her acquaintance with the eu- : z peptic dietitian began when she JOAN RITTER and JOAN MAZZA } ca ag a cin || Wash your hair Haloe gey. white, platinum bait Susesiies A gt ng @ a dinner To be graduated Wednesday from Marygrove College | they \eft Hollywood a few weeks Aides petal: ‘caine peed enero: i party at Hauser's aici - are Joan J. Ritter and Joan M. Mazza. Miss Ritter is the cee age goog on pe Color-Tone Shampoos. 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They || a , sweet Fh | de Acosta _———« the actress | tion and: Miss Ritter in journalism. had tea with Mrs. Cornelius Van- |]. wens G — - The cottéa cordigen jecket svit | to accept another invitation. ee —— OCCT OT TTererrrrr ! aa 0 ab mK , ) Th exten codigen jcket seit |t0 accent another invitation. | AAR AAAAAARAAPOADOAN || IN JUST 5 EXTRA SECONDS! END NIGHTLY PIN-UPS! fabrics over-emphasize the large | mitting the: information that she - = bone structure. would come te dinner at Sunrise Fabric, like trimmings, must be| Hill on condition that no other {9 Saveniiel barmany with bone; quests weulg bo presse e!ltti(“(i‘“‘iéOCsésCsCststsésé*é*é*é*é‘érR Nn lt p size. Romantic masculine fashions,| Nothing could have pleased Haus- |f == tas Fs Witt RnO On Ons ine = like the cardigan jacket, help the | er more. When Garbo made her sturdy figure achieve femininity in| solitary visit, Hauser served her || a sibtle way. 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Color the drawing of the Spaniard bathing in what he thought to ibe the wonderful “Fountain of Youth.”’ | long series on America’s first tourists. from Pontiae State Bank FATHER’S DAY PORTRAIT SPECIAL was caught i olice ambush Durable Dallas Thug pis ae se P s Ex-convict Raymond Pope was Survives Knife Cuts i charged with assault to murder in DALLAS, Tex. w—Jettie Bass, tho latest injuries to Dallas’ dur- 41, was released from Parkland apie badman. Hospital here yesterday just five idays after he was disemboweled | Selection of Proofs No Obligation Olfer Good for Anyone Not Photographed Past 9 Months KENDALE STUDIO 14 S. Seginew Tel. 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New Orleans, Memorial Day marked the for- ss mal end of the preaching career Operation Ghoul (of the Presbyterian minister who \eoined the inspiring words during) BATTLE CREEK, Mich. » — To the Japanese attack on Pearl Har- sive peace ef mind to Johnny bor in 1941, . ° |Green, 11, the Army exhumed the © @° @ ‘body of a mongrel dog. Johnny In resigning as pagfor of the | feared one of several dogs de- | Pluckemin Presbyterian Church, | stroyed b ythe Army was his mis- | Fame, Retires ~ J. L. VAN WAGONER AGENCY, Inc. Rey Wilion—Howard Looney—lack Brannack 18 E. Lawrence St. FE 4-9571 ty ay = eS SS ieee eS <<) SS ee - Ee ~ 9 Ey e / THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, feeb 81, 1955 T ppc" ang RRO TOES : TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: ox Mi t P| ct psy Mr. Forgy gave ill Alr iti + JUNIOR EDITORS] 8 ms (Serer | ; t 5 PS nt a oa: Farmer-Snover } 10 Start Writing: — will be picked by @ com- 3 3 t a [ eay he says, his full attention 8 FUNERAL HOME : Rev. 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* 8 “een : Awards added to violent trend. For we brought noghing into this | | Debra Paget 1 C | ; Bog a eee . io ina - | world and it is certain we can| films months carry nothing out. eee $| the grounds of brutality: Marlon FYVETEST LONQUEFET a ‘ a VY [0 C | Pp | Brando's “The Wild One” drew | — q — SUN.: ‘A MAN CALLED PETER : § ee, Save, been reiwed’ wow: DECIiNeS Reds’ Bid — 2 | ings in the important markets of ; DOORS OPEN - @ | Australia, Indonesia, Indig and) NEW DELHI, India w—Friends AND $2 | Scandinavia. of Tenzing Norgay say the con- COMFORTABLE! “Sai — 10:45 A. M. | Eric Johnston, head of the pro-| queror of Mt. Everest has refused ie ducers association, has recognized] an invitation to take part in a DRIVE-IN THEATER On Our Giant PANORAMIC Screen Communist world Youth Festival THE FAM at Warsaw in August. : LAST Rendolph Scott in “TEN WANTED MEN” Warsaw radio announced May 24 DAY Paul Henreid in “PIRATES OF TRIPOLI” Cor. Williams Lake- Roads — 7:15 P.M. TUES. - WED. - THURS. close to Tenzing said last night | he had written the festival or- ganizers declining the invitation. conducts a school Y, & traffic cop. No, the officer League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (based on 100 at bats)—Kuenn, Detroit, 379; Kaline, Detroit, 367; Power, Kanes City, 330; Mantle, New York, .329; vers, Kelly Becomes Pro BATHURST, N.B. Ww. — Peter driving the wrong way on a one- : i ® 2 2), 3 Cubs. King =a |B Turn Stars to Help Cubs, Braves “==|Sweep Twin Bills; Williams Blasts First Homer | : Halt al te é RESULTS $4 Gnd game Ti i t fl H elt i 37; *Rowe—anader, ieee ms and gf z 4 Z Fromhart, U-D head i i sity! ? FR? oe ene tea gen sb eet eeee i TeFR cae? aH : a i ‘ players use this method of start- ‘ % 5 < AY, MAY 31, 1955 INDIANAPOLIS #® — Curly- ukovich Dies in Cr straight Memorial Day race when * to 128.209 miles an hour, com- ith “record ‘3 need, Set ee Reais: te ee oe a aes bap A tage ‘ Ind : e cars out of race yes- | 130.84 set pon fe ee pyrogenic nr ten Vuky had escaped injury late in of about $75,000 at the 500-mile auto * * # the 1952 race when his steering race victory dinner tor and| He won 50 of the first 56 laps/ failed and Troy Ruttman came on som will accept at least | before he died, at $150 a lap. to win. He won in 1953 and 194, $1.20 Sor Bill Vubovieh’s witow. Peapod marten fy sone Va bop ope ege gt semen Vukovich, an intense little Slo-| since 1990, Seven cars amehed up + ra gos eet venian mechanic from in a single accident, The wrecks} Walt Faulkner, of Long’ Beach, Calif, driving in his fourth! brought the winning speed. down | Calif. long-time competitor against RACES TO MEET DEATH — Bill ing along in the Hopkins Special McGrath in the Hinkle Special in the 500-Mile race Vukovich, speed- (left) duels Jack AP Wirephete at Indianapolis Monday just before Vuky met death under the flaming wreckage of the car that crashed over the north curve barrier in a 5-car pileup. PHS Golfers Start Slowly, End Year OK Six wins against three losses, 2nd place in the Saginaw Valley Con- | ference, 3rd in the regional, and 9th at the state meet—that’s the record compiled this season by Pontiac High School’s golf team. Coach John Maturo’s linksmen started slowly and unimpressively, dropping three of their Ist four dual meets. But they hit their stride by mid-season to fashion a 5-game winning streak and qualify for the state meet with a 3rd place fiffish in the regional tournament. Squad’s most brilliant individual performance was recorded by jun- ior Tom Cross, who single hand- edly put the Chiefs into the state tourney finals with a 1-under-par 70 at Brighton's regional. His 77 at Battle Creek, two shots back of Jackson's Bob Zimmerman, was good enough for co-runnerup hon- ors. Cross received a medal for his effert. , Sam Snead’s Golf Clinic that all-together (arms, hips, shoul- ders) movement. Not all good ing the stroke but it’s a good one | for players who tend to become | too tense and rigid in the address stroke simply by a preliminary waggle of the club over the bail. Either method will help you. get Eastern NCAA Playoff Slated at Easton, Pa. EASTON, Pa, @—Four college nounced yesterday. They join Lafayette (165), which was chosen last week as the Mid- _\Left-Hander NEW YORK (#—Left-handed hit- ters are doing the best batting in the National League while in the American League the players with the most impressive averages bat from the right side. Among the first five leaders in the National League batting com- petition, only Brooklyn’s Roy Cam- |panella is a righty swinger. He’s tied for fourth place .with Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati at .333. Kluszewski is a lefty batter as are average, runner-up Don Mueller of New York, who is at .363 and Bill Virdon of St, Louis, a .336 hitter. * + * , In the American League, the first three—Harvey Kuenn and Al Kaline of Detroit and Vic Power of Kansas City—are right-handed swingers. Fourth-place Mickey Mantle of New York is a switc more, in fifth place, is another righty hitter. ; Kuenn, resting a leg injury, bat- ted only three times last week. He had two hits and raised his aver- Lord Pick Takes 6th in Row at Hazel Park DETROIT @—Lord Pick won his 6th straight race by taking. the feature trot at Hazel Park Harness Raceway last night. His time was 2:04 3-5, the slowest mile the 4 year-old has trotted this season. Gayleway, driven by owner behind, . < Foy Funderburk, who drove Lord Pick, also won the 6th race with Hennessey Hanover. Bags Holiday Ace Fred Harrison of Mansfield, O., playéd a eam of golf Monday at Pontiac Country Club.- He made it a fine holiday affair with a hole-in-one, sinking his tee shot on the No. 8 hole with an 8 iron. His father, J. Harrison, and Fred's wife made up a threesome. Harri- son had a 79 for the 18-hole round. The couple was visiting at the J. Harrison home, 514 Second Ave. Richie Ashburn of the Philadelphia | Phillies, the pace-setter with a 383) hitter and Hoot Evers of Balti- | Clyde Tischer, finished only a neck , 4 a s Setting NL Pace, Righties in the AL age six points to .379. Kaline, meanwhile, climbed nine points to 367 with 12 safeties in 29 trips. Power, however, slumped 39 points to .350 with a 6-for-39 showing. Mantle is batting .329 and Evers 324, - Every member of the West Vir- ginia University golf team is a i resident of the state. PLUS INSTALLATION BUDGET GAS FIRED WATER HEATER by Amunican-Standa lhis fuel-thrifty, automatic storage water heater provides an abundant, jependable supply of hot water. Comes in 20, 30 and 40 gallén models. Easy Terms You can buy now for modernization on a convenient time payment plan, | Eames & Brown Co. 55 E. Pike Ph. FE 3-7195 (Advertisement) (Advertisement) Boe ee ash, § _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESD In spite of a gusty wind, the q two veteran drivers fought for the lead as if they were in a dirt track sprint. "McGrath, starting in the front row, won the first two laps. Vuky, starting in the second row, gradu- ally took command and set a rec- ord of 136.212 miles an hour for the first 125 miles. Wins McGrath's ignition system failed and he was through at 155 miles. Tony Bettenhausen, of Rodger Ward, of Los Angeles, lost control coming out of the in his first 500, locked wheels with Al Keller, anothtr Speedway rook- ie from Green Acres, Fla., and both cars Dipped. Vukovich didn't have a chance. His Hopkins Special plowed into the wreckage and bounced end ,over end, It went over the wall, hit a safety patrol car and stopped upside down, in flames. ~ Tony. Bettenhausen Jimmy Davies 3rd. was 2nd, Heiloscope Is Suburban King NEW YORK i—The blood pres- sures of New York racing fans slowly returned to norma] today after Helioscope’s victory by a head in the $88,250 Suburban Han- dicap at Belmont Park, but there were arguments aplenty about han- dicappers and the weights they hand on thoroughbred horses. Helioscope’ carried 128 peunds and the silks of William G,. Helis to a brilliant victory yesterday over the King Ranch’s High Gun in the mile and one-quarter Me- morial Day classic. High Gun, 3- year-old champion of 1954 and No. 1 horse for the season, was load- ed with 133 pounds, after winning the Metropolitan Mile Handicap May 14 with 130, |Maryland Comes Up With Point Race for Mules BALTIMORE W&— Maryland, ‘long famed for its Preakness, fox hunts and jumping races, comes up with a new gocial and sport- ing event next Sunday on the prop- erty of sportsman T. Courtenay Jenkins at nearby Madonna. * * * The rules laid down by the com- mittee include: 1, Riders, preferably fat men, by invitation only. 2. Mounts to be drawn by lot- tery 10 minutes before post time. * ? * s The event_will be run over a flagged Course of a mile and five- eighths dotted with streams and post and rail fences a foot high, described as “natural jackass LPGA Tourney. Likely foBe Back Next Year Forest Lake Pleased With Success of Event The future of the Wolverine La- dies Open golf tournament looks secure. While no official action can be taken towards sealing the event's until the entire membership de- cides, it looks at this point as though the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour will be invited back, ‘ Both club president Blaine Ey- non and tourney chairman Bill Newberry expressed the belief that Forest Lake would host the event again in 1956. Proettes and amateurs alike, who played in the event, had nothing but words of praise fer ‘the work of Newberry gnd his various committees, Dale Weit- zel and his crew for the superb condition of the course, and the tourney as a whole, . Betty Hicks, Ath place finisher in the event and:publicity chairman of the LPGA, told Eynon after the prize presentations that the com- plimentary remarks made by the proettes were said in all sincerity. “Believe me,” she said, “T hear all the gripes in the locker room— and there were none.” The tournament survived rocky circumstances to become a suc- cess. First, there were reportedly to be no stars on hand. Babe Za- harias and Jackie Pung were ill, Patty Berg, Betsy Rawis, and Lovu- ise Suggs had prior commitments and couldn't play here, Officials | return to Forest Lake Country Club | |e COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE EAST TOWN COLLISION MUFFLERS | emeene \\ ‘Also TAIL PIPES and EXHAUST PIPES INSTALLED aia Only. Fas Guaranteed: | | MARKET TIRE CO. However, nobody could find fault with the brand of golf exhibited by the 17 members of the LPGA 77 W. Huron St. Open “9 to 9” FE 8-0424 — AE. A atts Me SAN A 8 RTI ae its AE Sample a Ford and you'll want it for keeps country." The queen of the hardiops, Ford's glamorous Fairlane Victoria, with Trigger-Torque V-8 power ‘You can but you cant buy better! new lightning-quick Trigger-Torque pickup. Why pay more? A 10-minute Test Drive is quick proof that your money buys more in Ford. Come into your Ford Dealer's today and look over Ford's yacht- like lines and rich new interiors. 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Whole. J € HAYDEN ¥ —_ ena Rings ete Hotel Rooms 39 i) Furniturc Refinishing 16A 10s We Raron, | Je Ws os 88 F_ Walton Blvd. _ Open Eves. ED. NORDMAN “HOTEL ROOSEVELT REPAIRING ANTIQUES A SPE- ~ Notices & Personals 25 FAST ACTI TON! romeo, MICHIGAN Rooms #10 up. Bath $15 up. f you — we PLateau 2-3567 rden Plo AAA, PRIVATE / have the Gare |. T Ga "lowing 168 DOMESTIC. CRIMINAL. COMM’L | Real Estate Ft Phone PE 46092 BA CLIENT FOR MODERN 3 HOTEL, AUBL RIN ALL KINDS OF MANURE. PLOW. 30 yrs. exo, Bonded 5-5201. Ask for Mr Gare’ o: ¢ bedroom ary ome, co |S" ‘Room by Dey’ oz We ane! ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING 5 MORTG AGES % seres or wore, within 15 wile Siesreticn unit ea ewe re [On mete caviar seiuet Siok o 3 3 -adiu- Cen 3. a.| Sypekies ane colton =n. Vernon Phone FE 28734, | ON FARMS is epBORean tree .vevion Realtor "RF +9544 Also 1 or 2 room Apartments custom FLowiN to) al. The Salvation Army, | ‘* s¢Te 1 re of toot frontese. _ HURON ROTEL CLEAN Mc MODERN appre’ or ¢ ASH Hovs GARDEN PLOWING AND_Lawn | “UDIVOX HEARINO AID, BM. 10 BD. CHARLES 1 wupAg FOR Houses || "huron "st. Ph. PE e206 leveling 9 specteRy _OB_2-2008. "BROWN BILLFOLD IN | Equitable So oe an © teggrase| St er ee ee 8 ee Rent Stores a SS Se veins of Ww School kve, FE 3a rar og i will pet w~ ne 30030 _; ursday. Would like WE Sor AND SELLING es Fx & - ‘GARDEN Pu PLOWING. IN a AND Babee oat hoe money. Ese SONOS NS Call us ptone oa ROKER BLDG. AVAILABLE sround Pontiac, PS 27360, _ | _ 3-07 for the best and highest of- Cenvenient tor berger shop GARDE vowing paCEnG. ANYONE WHOSE NAME STARTS | fer of value quick cash settiement.| Wanted: Homes, Farms store or beaut _ W - rie wh ma in to have . : +) fiz to «i 4120 Walton gg Shy ity of Pontiac Air y come toe o at GARDEN PLOWING AND BCRAP:| St ‘hemecltec. Kebdaiee, 1 8.| ,, Nicholie & Harger oe gee e aoe GARDEN PLOWING. DISCING Somibiate CASH Wa Toon ¥ Seren on] Bast Sa sie ad" soa ae b., . Open house, June equity tn of call PL ee Sate PLomtR® | Sastia™ co asian”? Broeday. . teuberty ter suburban or tarens. __Rent Office Space 41 MOWING-B NO — = KL Templeton, Realtor Romes fa or "meomes, large dows pa EDMUN) SON lasse . 3339 Orchard Lake Rd paym are scarce trade your Ge vane Peele! | 5S as waren WUE | Casi POR TaN CONTRACTS | Sau, Hencetnnealy cate omits yoo Plaine Hd. LAWN GRADING AND ORNA-| Get Pina-Foam and clean those | H, J. Vanwelt 4540 Dixie Hwy. rae coneoresd: Cos oe | an eek, Paes On mine. _ For Sale Houses 43 ROOM HOUSE BASE- ment. % acre on Hatchery Rd. Piains. Price $6,000. == down. 2 houses, both good pode unfurnished house, West aes, Cass Lake. $1,000 down. GEO. MARBLE, Realtor), 6261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford Ph. OR 3-1268 NOTHING DOWN Will build 2 bedroom louse with pasement on your lot, Unfinished intericr Small down vayvment will build 3 bedroom = build pe my_ lot. OR_}-2837 G.I NO DOWN PAYMENT full tiled 4 NEW 3} BEDROO’ garage, brick. Oak floors, ire a. 85,- jand oc Tote orice $15, ° Call rE 71-0653 between 6 and 1. 3 Bedroom Ranch 3 bedrm. home. only 2 years old, large living room with corner py pod modern kitch- lovely bath. Forced air a [moe — water heater. storm sash & niee cor ner lot Téai4. "Priced right. $1.- 300 down "2. ) Close to Downtown 409x103 lot. xcellent busi- bess ation tks, north of Hurer on Cass. Call for infor- “ation GI 3 bedrm., brick ranch type homes. Large 7ox1s4 lots im an excellent 3 we [AVAILABLE MODERN 1] and —_ ae Fi side wom ig G- 4-2521 and FE Sin Private —wenee Pe sage 4 ated. Adults only. Near” downtown. For ap call PE 42845. ‘Aap ell sa Hy Sk adults 74 4 ROOM ‘A 21 B, State water eater. features Thee ..omes are eoine fast. Just $1050 down including morteare costs Novee vou in JOHN K. IRWIN REALTOR 1026 r ar Bie cs A ERWoop REALTOR Hg = eval _ Ra PR _¢384 Orer 9 to 7 ‘ i." AND EC ul ~ Brand ped 30x24 frame home. i, bedrooms “see batt Utility. furnace. th $950 down. OEMBREE 4 & GRE & 1865 Union Lake it Union Vihege, Come? “hes, we may have what witn 3580 month dow Compt ' furnished down PANO'"'S 1919 8 Ph Ortonvil: 132 Reverse Chas. _ — HAS. A YR. OLD ‘ek and stone house in Svivan pines at tees Warwick. 3 bed- 18. ape coma we mgpers wad ‘ot. coe ” street, ‘boat $e Sua New, 3 een house with ment, ved interior os ee In = neighborheed. OR “STOP LOOKING! START BUYING! GI'’s—$250 Moves You In! NOTHL 150 bomes full automatic gas of of) hea mtelry VO. a mo. aaindinn everything | tro: , Wam. to 8 o.m. oa a fust north of Mt. al Anchen Real Estate Por further eal Model Home, FE 3-050. —Model_Bome, Phone FE 30504. __ FOR COLORED” = 1-Geod 5 room frame home, base- nm, double. garage $6,500 with 2--Fine six room brick em. a- inee, — ‘ot, near St. Joseph Crem |3-Two bedroom frame some. also heat. NICHO 1) TE 3. W. Huron St. so Ph. FE 6-8183 EAST SIDE 3 bedroom 1 bedroom Ist floor. Living room ca: . Gag fur- nace. ¢ down. $750 = East of Auburn — Face vena eaeee —— t ON ™ Baldwin Copper seating plete. Ready for touoten and aster. 60 ft. lot. $9500 Owner. 4-2114 ; WEST SUBURBAN 3 bedroom = ranch hom Large bee room, plen! site omen, oak ty ment. sutomatic oi) heat, lot, is fs a real buy at $12,660 -—— ne pe wn: ger. this modern. a eae bee jar; Sore im yard, ! py living Toon iooes. Complete. price quiee snip. Dorothy carder L Lavender| ye past) cr EM 33903 NEW HOMES We can build e home according to your plans or e olans - On your ~~ vou a lot. STONE REALTY CO. + goes PE 20253 9 to @ om daily Sun | to 5 ‘SPICK AND SPAN bedroom home on East side. 4 pebooees 2 full h bathe All modern. Paved Soe feet nee he's Peak es eee Sal by appe’ 1 avaliable “ADAMS REALTY 389 —. FP ¢ or PE 46734 re or a of 3-2420 Try This for Size A 4 bedroom home jocated with “e HARGER| White ke odern, . Templeton, Realt 00 Orchard Lake Rd. $1,000 di en Lincoln rs on ave. Plenty st *“ DINNAN & SON W Huron &t. “| Templeton Huron Gardens $ room home. 2 bedrooms, full — copoeved ving room. full Bist ear garage, in lot, to Tel-Huron shop- gas heat. $8,950. 1. down, i lizabeth Lake Estates $506.1. ¢ bedroom home Full bath, firep) ve a ‘arge liv- ve. Just o beach. $800 PE 44563 SS i =. call OR 3-1706 | 2-9602. v PAMILY IN AUBURN 1 HEIGHTS. | Ip of otner ie ofl or DOWN FOR ors OPEN THE “MACEDAY” 3 BEDROOM SH HOME ou have dreamed of. BROS. REALTORS Phone OR 31872 or OR 1 NOTHING) *s PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS aa under floor heating. — Henin ae cabinets with . lor on ‘. floors, fixtures. New electric hot water heater. New emanate fur- see 1 larg _ -spacious and bath ._ Lecated = a ree a : lak vile on Wil- Hames ah fis ¢ pg: $ LAKEFRONT as B 3 ' pi : WEST tog go G § ROOMS. Nouns 3 §% f ate z . peeled 2 5 sasaoea aan Larce ving room $2900, full NEAP LONOFELLOW “2 be Bs one — some oh or for only NR # eet icans Te this nie al nice § room 1 story 2 == with sos0 L. C. LADD 4206 Dixie Ht Dra on ie "7. yton Plains ANNETT OFFERS Immediate Possession This beautiful getting is the ~ teed shrubs. a t dock, oe oi eae An in xine | ton. re Jooking 709 $110 DOWN You can have a @ plete on exterior and read you to fintsh on inside. Fann on the corner ‘iiiams Lake roads, ter. Only $2,000 MS® and SUMMER SPECIAL Wee Corner Williams Road & M59 OR 31235 o5 After § call OR foot, 3 bed- room ranch style bungalow built on your free and clear lot, com- for el TRIPP Pioneer Highlands KNUDSEN ~ F] / THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 For Sale Houses 43) fone ae cme Possession pir = $11,800 Poy down bay- eS Os Exceptionally clean, Iiving room room, kitchen, on “66 fi te schools, tr eelille wz, g10,000 04000 dows Lahadiad For Sale Houses 43 STOUT'S. BEST BUYS TODAY THE BEST—FOR LESS This will be hard to match anywhere. Lovely six room on Seminole St. REAL SHARP Here are just a few of the many fine features about = home. 23 foot lot $2,500 down. peony picture —_—— os jim WRIGHT, Realtor land. You ‘wi love ‘this and 345 Oakland A FE 5-0441 ors. Co-operative Real Estate E. € - . N HEART 2 HOUS Onan Ro he ee ou, ge S Be wat ER - waiting Fred comeene “ room and te Be} Both $5500 diien woe. this ery rare have space| Here is an y for a opportunity, Nestled among heat. look. handy many to purchase & com- many shade trees there is 4 BEDROOMS wocdnd int doco “wus | Se tel gach “asta Mise ctusnte, becotion, 7 room lake privileges on Round Lake you in, oo Se Rees eines | baw at ca, tase sa * | 4 BEDROOM RANCHI Copotateent “euly. se0en, ” ¢a000 ah ge ~ Egg 3 +! aa aligly 5 . m new “" . DAMS ROAD eke Mls "a ‘Gemteckd Gocer| map? Lelpe, Bring oom Wiee 4 reom ranch breese- | ¢ ™ kite and « full bath way and auto. GE ol FOR A NEW HOME CALL = the kitchen and batt exc Ha: like thi SS ee ose WM. A. for only 8.650" but bere it $12, 5 RIDGEWAY KENNEDY WEST SUBURBAN Sopra at meaty Pecs |e ELUTE | aeons tal se nui Bocas. pure DC Rt A — Ss soni Eo oe % One At. a rpoll overlooking Phoned ; fst: move howe pe a pawns WO yp Bi caly 81.000" — sewer from 13x10 room. Modern kitch- : an ee Saipeniar or ast? agate, ot 2 bes Hat M. oe ee * Dol. e . : j Evés. ‘til 8:30 ¢ oh thoes will handle. = Bre om eat Large vicinity Walled Lake. ~3641. peceh. gasege, On, See Eee. WATERFORD 7 AND 1 ROOMS ON EAST GIDE. ” = EXTRAS! Sp living | Broker. PE 5-3616. on eee e| Ses, Seer ea, : 3 storms & screens,| bicck features. Southern exposure arden spot. Only $1,500 down. Setting. 70 x 127, . “ ; $1 FOR BETTER HOMES Jo h F, CISZ| . rare front lot—38 ft. on Dixie kcnas 63% W. Huron 6t. FE 20259 Lake, ft. deep. road. frontage Co-operative Weal Estate Exchange |” was caiy oy mien from "Ponting nice 4% room home with basement and HUMPHRIES | 233s ens MIT ese a fa N be REALTOR FE 2-0474| salts” haoisye "afr T's 5 & Nn. Tee Open Evenings . Bloom e Ex OVERLOOKING COURSE Cc letely red ted § room HURON GARDENS oe a ay pm oe, “2b $009 DOWN bepl 9 car gareos “jeuced ‘yard, all but nice, just the ticket school and b = vileges on lake. Us. & couple or widow, % block L. 8 such as from close te stores, be: of all ofly $13,000 with . » terms to a G. Lm age. Eve ou beat. —— pings efter 6.08 call Diller " gorner lot. : iy $1.00 DOWN OLD PASHIONED . $e thnk ee bath with “arower oak floors. | yt cf Dring® in, & nice, income. as large lot Wboxaae fv We vacant | Pom" ygti® 8,5, fom, modern RECOM- sd mod- MENS coay 4 STREET te eckacts and stron Weems an west inmits ot fun "beth teen come heat. | $9,350 mt. pail, ray — tor floors ctangered alnted aluminum screens, . Eituated = throughout Duilt im “St, close to bus, $9,860, FOREST LAK e Prised at 87. Estates. ie" cfermsy 2 pessoas, brisk ranch heme. wan DAY LIVING- IRWIN & ROSA basement, witn ‘lovely £ S bron ot =| nwaL MEMBER g baths. 1 com. events oa OFFICE OPEN #6 ‘and built-in : A. JOHNSON, Realtor tow Sina mony’ foo FOR MOTHER 1708 S. Telegraph Rd. feoturee of our bedroom bungalow, of] heat, gr P Deri “be glad a rege, dassment, LeBaron FE 4-2533 ae and “fenced yard tor the enil- RAY O'NEILL, Realtor nen. Here is aa the Sanoes modern 7% Ve Cogn Ld FOR FATHER bungalows we have listed in a Cosperalive Res! Bstcie Rxchance | Lovely ¢ reoma, plastered walle. | Teahsg with eprecding thane hardwood basement,| 782135 with spreading a rm | best, ent, clone to schools ot Picea — Se : : won' , storm windows an Birmingham Teena iaireny to aie aod A home & large family—ta the R. J. VALUET, Realtor = feet e Seoperative Mest Estate "Bervies WOODWARD ESTATES : : OUTSTANDING BUNGALOW dining nook, lava- Y t tory. Eteben down. Master bed- INCOME hose os rey hoa Heed eager room with dressing room, four . cation. Will G.I. Is in excellent family bedrooms two ba 7 root: including 3 room apt. | condi Up, plus extra Toom on thi: with stoker heat. separate en- tion inside and out and has ap! Finished SS Se anc se te th lo boreal to attic, gas heat and ou a heat. cated back of 8t Joseph Hospi- PP $37.500—Call sw fee your personal inapection ‘Benjamin and Stephens, Inc. Midwest 43933. JOrdan 4.5726 td 3 Woodward, Birmingham ~—QEEN 9 AM. TO 9 PM. _ Need More Bedrooms? ration, 3 car garage. One room up, full dining v blinds automatic — and hot he te — a c k scree: ront rch A dandy home for the cata family don’t miss. it. call Con ted 3 bed fam home with full basement, hoe _ wa a fired bedrooms and fan ge storms and screens. Se ros yourself, make your evointment 111] Joslyn Cr. ird Co-overative Bateman tal. Terms can be arranged. OFF NORTH PERRY 2 bedroom 12220 living room, 10x15 kitchen oak floors, 9x12 — room, lot 100x122 ft., $2,000 wn NEW FHA MODEL HOME pi at e Second Street, west of Joslyn ve, IVAN W. SCHRAM FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 Tf no answer, Ph. FE 5-2564 -Sandaye- Realtor Real Estate Exchange WILL SACRIFICE For $9500 cash or $10.750 terms, Grd home in excellent location. dr, high, and high —_ roe Bln mo Wall to roet ace. Garage. #E 23-1842 Big Talk ge ne ens. located miles eas Pontiac. Three BIG bedrooms, a aa a ft —— room, a a BIO, 38 ft. Kitchen all on one Also car Man's Special house in an excellent man who Beir down. THREE FAMILY $9,750 a $1, N Three nice furnished apartments showing $180 per month income. Pull —— gas fired steam heat, garage and located. off Ba ein. PONTIAC ROAD HOME AND TWO BATHS Compare this home at $10.500 with others on the market. We feel that and full bath up, full- basement, oak floors and plastered walls, g00d garage and poultry house. Approximately an acre of land. WILLIAMS LAKE BUNGALOW BARGAIN $7,375 . take notice, Por the above cash. price, we will guaran- to resell) this property for on terms. Excellent condi- tion inside and out. Carpeting, = bath; full basement, garage wooded corner let. Block from sandy beach. n, $55 per month-or-less down py more per month. WE SELL—WE TRADE DORRIS & SON REALTORS CO-OP MEMBERS 752 W. Huron 8t. PE 4-1557 GILES HOW ABOUT IT? Like to swap for rg yrs property We We have a 3 bed- with basement - _ ony. Cah for particula: HURON GARDENS he nS GI MODEST MAIDENS “‘Mom, I think boys are finally beginning to notice me!”’ | by Jay Alan s- For Sale Houses Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE WEST SIDE Convenient location just off Huron St. near Webster school. 6 large rooms and beth. Needs some ““fixin’ up.” $8,500 on terms. "To yy ' IT’S VACANT Comfortable < room modern home on a large lot just West of Pon- tiac. 3 bedrooms, newly painted. Only $2,150 down handies and you can move in right away. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR: 43 W. Huron &., Open Eve. 7 to 9 KENT ESTABLISHED 1916 INDIAN VILLAGE Fine west-side home with avs 26 ft. Eving tm., fireplace, 3 bedrms. ied bath, all a ‘LD fr. oe | basement wih Se tries. oot » garag v ve, at a a a now at $13,500 with $3,500 down. = — West sub- 43 SEMINOLE HILLS. Attractive ¢ bed built with sched, furnace rm. Attac dcar ga- rage. Many other outstand features. Call for details. GOOD 8ANDY ote Year a home, 24 ft. living rm. ‘cut-stone eat with of full eo weed wooded Eee Be with $5,500 down. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence FE 5-6105 open eve. Next to Consumers Power GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS FIRST OFFERING WEST SIDE RANCH HOME Sie oben “lly tase room and ban 2 bedroom home. lus 18x12 bg utility — built . Vene- 1960 17 ft. — an blinds sereens, Excellent setting ‘Ontered at $6- do THE SPOT FOR NY SMALL FAMILY. NEAR ROCHESTER BRICK RANCH WITH 2 ACRES Built tm 1964, § room individually led brick one’ floor pian of “¢bharm and distinction, featuring a vestibule to a cious 19 ft. liv: room with man brick living room, eat pttbeten attached Leno 4 $21,800 terms. CALL US FODAY. SCHOOL PROBLEMS? Us SOLVE THEM Wisner, Lincoln Jr. High Mike's. Attractive 5 room e, 26 ft. . landscaped lot. Plenty of shade, a Offered at 180, ag . YOU'LL SAY SA wane Buy-—To es Trade -TT—WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY age ge a oaee Co-operative Real jas; ‘oan Exchange FE 2-8316| 86 E. Walton Bivd. Realtor . O 3-2120. ENJOY WONDERFUL COOL SUM- SM Hint, Sag astra nial a of ore. On a a 4 een tue’ Ste wn For Sale Houses 43 BROWN $905 DOWN — Brand new 3 bedrm. bungalow with exterior all com- pleted = Ful. , well, septic. wired. kite sink, automatic hot water and interior studding. “A constructed home with larce Rms." Priced $7500 SPECIAL —4 bedroom home. Only about 2 years old. Oti furn. to fit the working man's Pocket | “~~~ book. ‘ment per month PR a ol taterest r —— — privileges, aio uraltu: Store. 7 miles out win Ave., Harty Hollingshead. —___ How modern Tench sive, hom — Ean each # 2. heating. Recreation room. 2 car eo. Fruit trees. $23000, PAUL JONES REAL ESTATE $32 W. Huron _ PE 4.3505 For Sale Resort Prop, 44A ROCHESTER AREA 2 bedroom modern home, Insu- red, full June 15. Full price $9,500, a1 down $50 per month | Very attractive 3. bedroom brick ranch home with attached brick breezeway. and garage. Living room 54g Wee 24 «ceramic tile bath, full basement, -high lot 100x roximately a miles from 954. month. Call OL 6-0371. MAURICE WATISON, “We sell the ea ___ 428 W_ Fourth Rochester Sale Suburban Prop. 45A aa —_—— —_, A. G. ELLIOTT & SONS Northwestern at Middlebelt __JOrdon 46121, MAytfair 6-2503 HOME SITES Adams Rd. are choice rolling reels a land, Each varcel 1 3 it. wide = 200. Priced with $400. FRANK SHEPARD Tienken at Adams OL_}-7511 For _Sale Lots" AUBURN. HEIGHTS. CINDER block house _started. FE 5-7029 CORNER LOT DUCK LAKE ar: 160. Good Buy. Phone Lincoin car gar. Choice location $10,000 SOUND VALUE — 6 room modern with privileges on Sylvan Lake. Excellent condition. Large two car gar. “Be sure & see this one.” $20,000 LAKE FRONT. 3 bedroom * for full particulars call Mrs. Hoyt FE 23-0840, LS be BEGWE. picks Plastic tile bath. “Nice & Clean.” 1-2704 $13.00 HOME OR income. 5 | LOTS AVAILABLE LOW “DOWN payments Robert Chaptn Con prety rooms lst floor. Natural | tiruction, PE ¢0u). FE &347. 3 large rms up with private entrance Two baths. Full base- LOTS ment with vas A. C. Furn. two ‘ ‘ 80x120 Overlooking Walters Lake. 715x160 Overlook Elizabeth Lk $0x136—Oakiand fake Privileges. 90x180—Wooded, Well Restricted. 1 acre—Pontiac Lake Ra. & acres—Near Ortonville. . All the above lots are beautiful building sites. J. R. HILTZ FFE 5-6181 REALTOR OPEN 9-9 ~ HILLSIDE BUILDING SITE 240 ft. on pavement. 600 ft. eee: no money down on this seal =a lake front on Pine Lake. furnace. perma-stone ‘osed 00 full price, aise = a 2 bedroom home on Ferry St.. with no money down, base- [woe = homes — eee see these ely onpen. 9 Po ated it fi nice 3 family home, — in 1953. cas heat rarace. $9500 00 city, iv price, pen bv avvointment $700.00 DOWN 2 bedroom ranch tvoe homes. plastered walls oak floors, oil fur- — $7350.00 full price om F.H_A rms. : 5 B oa BUNGALOW . basement in the Wisner Scot pe t. $7000.00 full orice. ‘wn shown anytime, Russell Young REALTOR 412 W. Huron St. 44525 Oven Free “ti 9 fs PE +0613 $950. % zr = suburban. 3 Bedroom home. EDITH 8T. Bedroom Cae in excellent ‘condition, Tile bath. Full ba $8500. Terms INCOME ————— 3 Rooms in smaller home, OPEN. DAILY 4 TO 8 P.M. NEW GI HOMES — > brick homes. jastered floors. ture windows, vided : down Orive out West Huron to Water- ford olor loge Turn right on scent ahem Ms mile. Watch for oven sien OPEN DAILY 4TO8 PM. $950 Down. New 2? Bedroom mod- ern homes at White Lake Large tt room dows Bante kitchen i jsc. HAYDEN rE 1 ap re | % mi from — $2,500, 1362 10) terms MA 53-4191 Member Coop Real Estate xch. | SILVER LK FRONT seni30 pe | 3a88-ELIZABETH LAKE PRIVI- Lake front 1005286 leges. New 3 bedroom ranch | Silver Lk. golf course yoosis@ ‘eisee type om 110n120 lot By owner. | Urayton Woods 100x340 $1600 0% down, FE_ 23-6129. CALL Li 50143 ROYAL | Oak PINE LAKE CANAL 0 LOTS IN AUBURN | HEIGHTS New Ss ye contem .1%| Easy ae ee 2961 Churchill. Aw rmadore ae complete An- Si ba —— tot give 4 acres of land 200 bine road frontage Leseted off war nD RILEY’ BROKER ears Bl Tasca CO. PHONE PE ¢1ist or PE 71-0086 Cail Lincoln ae ‘Royal Oak LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDI- vision, Lota for immediate build- Y OUN CG ms tor — com mercial 3 —— REALTY 2383 ORCHARD LE. RD. PE +041 — $0x100 PERRY PARK SUB. _ 13 oe pic my aes NEAR Lake Only oft % mile poe iad Re Excellent location esd pl ght 9 8 = J A. Taylor, For Sale Acreage PP 13 Wooded ‘Acres Attention fully wooded el read for eubdivetes, toded, quiet loc: et only | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor $03 Community bat od Bank Bid FE 44321) Eves. FE S130 30 ACRES VACANT. SORTHWEst | _of Clarkston. MA §-3204. ™ 40 ACRES AT CLARKSTON JUST 5 minutes to the drugstore. A fine eld farm house (modern) with nice set of bidgs. Perfect for the weekend farmer and your horses and — and a steer or stream, 2 home, fu cows, —_ and water, neat and “Cae PAUL A. KERN, Pont 31 Oakland Ave. | Realtor 0 ft. arabbemnes Close Parcel in a nice in “Waterford. Twp. to schools For Sale Lake Prop. 44| 46 | 832 W | Business Opportunities 51 OD ea008, ARM MILK ROUTE. extras that must be seen to be apvreciated 158 ACRES LAKEVILLE Wel located on bieck top road with mile om gravel road. 9 room use, 32 stanchion dairy barn with hay Keeper. keerer and silo, 10 ACRES Seautifully located on black top Toad Close to straw m early large heated rumpus room Natural fireplace of = — |_ pasoment fmal) horse arn, RIDGEWAY 97 Baldwin FE 4-6203 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange POR FARMS AND ACREAGE Call Rutledge OR 3-1111. PE 40003 130 ACRES Ideal acreage: for development, beautifull 4b se COIN ROUTE gy weer of 140 machines. Good locations. Dime foe musie. Really a bis ‘money- make THROUGHOUT MICHIGA WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron. Open Eve. 7 to 8 GROCERY STORE. STOCK AND FE 3-058¢, home. offers 2% baths, eters kitchen, ofl Soreee air heat, tered walls and ful) ins: roa Out and 5 re Sarna fra Est TATE L Oxford OA_ 83122 #4 ACRES ON PAVEMENT, EASY 20 ACRES ROOM HOME, 3 small takes 8 acres of cherries. barn, tor and tools included Paved road M22. 4 mi Fl saspel vo he Glen oo Ideal site $9500 $5000 Ep dll PAUL M, JONES REAL ESTATE } Huron FE +3505 il ACRES. RANCH | HOME. SUCHY _Realty. PE 5-36 ~ SMALL F "ARMS Here ‘3 a nice 4 room home on approx. 2 acres of land with about 4 fruit trees Living —_ in this home s (6 + 20 A very nice kitchea with lake axieiloess on Big Lake About 14 mi. from eelierrtis ome Floste at only 7000 with down. SMALL | FARMS Here ts nice 6 room 1% story hore. On a paved read. About 5 m. from downtown Pontiac ‘ gcres of beautiful land with fruit trees and some berries. Living room in this home is 16 x 15 Dining area 15 x 20 4 large 10 « 4 kitchen Pull basement garage Break- fast nook This hoe has 3 bed- dod BS A oe Ae sell at 613.700 th $3.000 d FARM 80 ACRES Here is a loveiv 7 room 2 storv. 3 bedroom colonise! frame home. Built wm 1940 with a 2 x 15 livine room A 10 a Ji wodern kitchen. dinin room Pull tiled Pull bh - Avot. ri? ot] force: air heat 52 gal oil hot water heater Natural cutstone fireplace Oak floors The master bedroom ft» 10 x 17 included is a 25 x 34 two bedroom guest home. Large barn 300 fruit trees. Larce woods About & acres of tillabie ‘and Priced t» sell for $27,000 With $7800 down. $150 month L. C. LADD 6 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains ___ OR _3-2361_- Oven Sundays Sale Business” Property 45 49 “weep a pues: Up to 20 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation 3% aw St Kay Bidg. and Floor _Phne FEdera) ¢-0535 WAITING ~You May Borrow $25 to $500 Today West-side 4-bedrm. home, clean and in goof condition. Full basement. of] furnace | for 2 families. 36x56 ft garage with established business. Also 24x24 ft. garage Lot 65x264 ft. A once-in-a-lifetime chance for security. $19,500, $4,500 down. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 4 W. Lawrence FE 5-6105 Open Evenings Next to Consumers Power SALE OR FASE — LARGE gas station Also a mms area on street, ve ‘severa main blocks Lohpe down town. Write Pre«s Box i 166 FT. ON oar LAKE RD, by 100 ft. deen acant level roperty. In i Harbor We ave severa; other vacant busi- — Di rties Hag! —— Let us it for you. w end we “CHAPIN: "BIGEL OW BROKERS an BUILDERS 3111 og Snag Lake Rd. Keego Har- Mich, FE 8-1131 or FE 5-8845. Rent-Lease Bus Prop 494 POLLO _— LOCATION CORNER CASS Huron _ Good for business, FE 5-2400. AwD CASS RD, up -P at FT. Room. 800 53. AUTO WRECKING YARD, COVER- ing 1 acre of ground, _o sate mode! wrecked cars. ‘BUCKNER Group Pag Prog ake rotect your eredit to 3s months to FINANCE CO. | Above Wal 3 FE 4054) CORNER SAGINAW & HURON PONTIAC Also Dra 439 Dinle ghwa Acre PE 27-9603 N, Roselawn. CLOSING OUT aa FOE ORO CIRCLE F LOGaRSCaNT T Pix. tures newest brightest and mos modern type of lighting for nitebe ens, dinettes bedroom and realion rooms. $11.95 value. $5.55. Slightly ne veld marred Call at aLUM. CONE 2-003 DOORS, 634.95. DELCO HEAT UNTER PIS. Model OPC 15 HR. Serial No. 60489708 sed one season. $350 PE 4-6681 DELCO meat COUNTER FLO Model OPC HR. Serial No. U one season. $350 _ with _ controls. | FE a) ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES FOR FOR | every room in the house in new- est 1955 designs terrific values. | Bedroom $4.50 value. 28. Din- ing room $10.95 value. $5.95, porch | $195. Slightly fac- Michigan Fluores- _ceat, at, 383 Orchard Lake Ave. E_¢-6404 | Slinroom elsctrte. heate Se emcee rarage doors. Less ee Paint Soeens maint Yale os esoe-0 60.88 F Gclcne' for for a CT) setee rt. eal 1 1 Gal “sa on =i Roller or Pan... .$3.90 FLOOR SHOP rer eenee ssezecza Damaged Refrigerators Some stil! in cartons at eive away orices -_ 100 8. terrific rae “3 Sten Lay Torles complete chro ge seconds higan 393 Orchard Lake Ave. STOP Loot and listen. The first button starter lawn mower. Sten +E 6507 Dixle Hwy HUTC HINSON PUMP. GENERAL ELEC. Trailer Sales trie motor | #10.50 © . $615 Dixie Hwy, Drayton Plains and sbaliow well Jet pumps Mich. Lake Ave. 200,000 PEET _ak — 2 Dt cena arise Ae Pato STORM SASH PIR ¥ Aluminum combination windows ew 4 goseressecseess 9-4 and doors. LOW LOW price!!! Gre eo as FE 4-6089 xe 6/16" Fir. .......s+-.-- 03.36 —_.._ * om to 8 p.m, ng Marat = “SUMMER PRicES ON COAL SETS JAMBS PAINT GRADE $3.75 ne M. A. BENSON TO" x04" kes eoguas OO Call M. A. Benson for SIDE. DOOR TRIM SUMMER PRICES ON COAL WP... -.., $1.80] 549 N, Saginaw PEderal it \e"'x34" base WP ....10c lin. ft. | 35 WINDOWS. SCREENS AND faccbary © "| Bry ot erp 435" Harry Bellingen q wates LUMBER CO. MArket 4-1084 1947 Haggerty Hwy., Walled Lake 2? WHFEL TRAILER. NEW BOX _and frame, $40. OR 3-2859. > “ROYAL OAK | WINDOWS: screen —sereen ands! storms. FE 2-773. — 2I6 Garage Doors JET PUMPS €ROM 000.50. _ A, Thom: 8 8 Pe: LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERV- fee and tory — Free test on factory Huron Se TASKER'sS, 63 W. MRS. apr eee il VARIETY OFT endl Shop. Telegraph. and 635 Auburn Ave. FOR SALE ‘4 MERCURY gets _trie Co. 1080 W_ Hur coupe. Customized. W ra con ED 1 TV 6! SETS | Goop | CONDI Pa after 5, *eTse. NEW AND U tion, From $19 wp FE : A RAGE 20x26 AND EX- USED tra lumber, FE 45636. | aged uowEne PRAYERS. FUEL OIL TANKS A deposit will hold TRADE-IN DEPT. 378 wa) lees Lae ——e brs cp and Law WP. Miler, Lawn Eq Pack and phair, maple. 2030 | “hul™can Detivered “a8 FE) loan’) Woodward, (North of 16 Da rt and chair ...... $20.50 Mile Rd.), Birmingham, MI 4-6000 Electric range. 48 | Frozen CUSTARD MACHINE. 5 NEW GALVANIZED PIPE Gas range |i... ee ee ees oo | wal. EM_ 34375 lla 8d fh lengths) 10%e ft. 5 pe. breakfast set |... ‘95 | FOR SALE: ABOUT 100 FEET OF | % tn) (21 ft Isiae ft. 6 pe, dining room suite $49.50 Dunham Baseboard Heat! Ele- ar tale’ PLUM ina eS Maytag: washer . $89.50) ments with enclosures and fittings.| 100 8. Saginaw 5-2100 MY ITEMB Gt ees Ch tees a we FeROCE WRECEGWG co. EASY TERMS FRAME GARAGE 20x2€ AND EX- | 301 Dixie Hwy. FE_5-6108 THOMAS ECONOMY | _tra umber, FE 40636. ace ' FURNITURE CO. 361 SAGINAW st is CU. FT. NORGE DEEP- Eakin fe ait oto off Ei tisabeth bk tr moor fox ta to faim | ; : $14.96 Solid wal panel twin beds . $ 9.95 5 pe. wood dinette $24.95 8 pe. walnut dining room suite $49.95 Apt. size electric stove $29.95 Gua: ed refrigerator $69.95 DOWN PA T FREE PARKING WYMAN’S 18 W. Pike Only WTD.: FURNITURE. a Fe are odds & ends. WESTINGHOUSE AUTO. WASHER with + water saver. Does not have a bolted. Only $69.50. MI WANTED: PORTABLE SING SEWING MACHINE. FE 3oue WASHER, aa POWER LAWN ig dep on Gas in. cut. a e dition, very OR 35131 GUN TYPE OIL PURNACE, 115.000 3.T.U. w with all controls, Eeschens condi- tion. Call Stan Garwood Heating. EM_3-2080. GRADUATION SPECIAL, LADY'S $80 watch and band for $40.50. EM 3-3838. & M COMPANY N MOW- MACHINE WORK I8 GUARANTEED. RECONDITIONED SINGER SEW- ing machines $2950. FE 2-9143 for free home demonstration. Do It Yourself Bulld your ee home and save over half. wil) furnish me- terial and Bad | you furnish labor. BLA TiS BLDG. SUPPLIES 6161 Dixie Hw, Clarkston MA PLYWOOD FE_5-7835 235 E. Walton | « . 4 S” ENAMEL , RECESSED | bathtube Crate marred $21.95 UD | SAVE Supply, 100 8. Sacinaw St. PREF STANDING TOILETS 819.95 | Is $3.13 neeness 833s Plys Pir ‘Pivscord other Plywoods Ask “ls for Quotations Pontiac Plywood Co. 1488 oan Ave, 23-2543 = Re Washbowls with fitting: $11.95 21x32 double sinks $ 0.95 bplece bath sets with fittings. White $61.95 Colored $109.50 oe Seconds — Irregulars AVE fede ING poids Y¥ 100 r Sa PE 5-2100 JOINTER 5 oa ON PORTABLE stand with ‘“% horse ihe 5 house motor and 1019 sone + $100 compiete. VACUUM SWEEP. er, $5. = stove, $10. = dow $35. WAYNE GABERT ‘APPLIANCE SPECIALS | NEW FLOOR SAMPLES $130) @ refrigerator, 1019 James EK. . ‘WHITER WASH BRIGHTER FIXTURES LOVLIER HAIR ’ SOFTER SKIN a save money to, mire information 20 ob CRUMP ELECTRIC 463 Auburn Ra. es a ee oe se 8 CU. PE KELVINATOR DEEP 1% old. 3 Sale ee @ WHEEL TRAILER, $45 * MA 5-4796 | HOLT L INGSHEAD VARIETY STORE | miles out Baidwir Armstrong | 7 floor corns end Mac - O- Lac) paints 025 | small | | ii Toa Teak ~ SATIN i—WwaR- __Wick’s. 2678 Orchard Lk. _Ra. HOT WATER HEATER 30 GAL. as, new approved for use on lines. 50 ons alue. $48. and $59.50 These are siightiy marred. Also electric, oll bottled gas heat- ers at —— values Michigan 393 Orchard Lake _ Ave. HEARIN _used, Pt J FOINTE ii z! R % horse Westinghouse motor — aoe drill press. $100 lete. 1019 James 29.95 SINKS. 24x21, $ — oe Toilets mite wih Fa AND Phone Rules e ae Pee PORTABLE Ave. THOR GLADIRON, $35. PE 2-6484. LAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH —— $24.50 value $14.95. Also ts, bathtubs. shower stalls at values Lirt TRUCK CLARK —— er ity. 2000 Ib capac Stari rebuilt roe mson Lie “Pesne LUMBER = § CARRY ee ee 4 : interesting Ecosoerane history 20x24228, $75; Primitive pine table %2x29 $40: Chest, 4 drawers ticer maple $250 Beautifully 186 State, Pontiac. 9 ROMEX WIRE. 4c A_ FOOT BY Sinks crate marred, oe . bottled gas heaters $59.50 electric heaters, $79.50 | 3 A. Thompson, 80 8. Perry. | REINFORCED CONCRETE 8EP- tie tanks. FE 46428. RUMMAGE SALE restored. to 1 Save Money at BURMEISTER’S LUMBER 800,000 "AT nna ETERS SE Mot abil 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU {i crave, pine bcs. per Mba. ixi2 std. w. bds. per Ma i — dam x4 RL. D. fir ee g w re ; em it a iP SSS83sasssszF3339 out Baidwin Ave. Mill Lake Vart- ety Store SOIL. PIPE #320 LOT. WA =e _‘wicks, 2678 Orchard Lake ~~ STOP! LOOK r wd. . Bast Houses, Shape — tages, es and other build to be Lees iy or tore down. H, _Sutton MY 28432. Trenching—Holes dw Com "installation if desir x rE par TELEVISIONS, REFRIG TORS, ne electric stoves, ironers, Terms. Call or oes et Wayne Heating Co., $23 Main, Roch- _ester, OL 20211, TAPE RECORDER FOR SALE _chea.. OR 3-7704 i Wi a“ MAASNNAN oy ‘ nth SS W MERRIE, 4 Da BRB = UM “I want the picture taken like this—I intend to send it to my rival!’’ . Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66,| Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 BLACK DIRT ALL BREEDS . DARDED - twained Cor vietely new and Peat. 5 yds. $9. Delivered.| Owner om os a &§ ys $9. and ope: ov axe “G2 MACK DIRT LOADED AND DE | ‘Purebred or me. le mm A ptie tanks. , bulldos- ples availab'e out of the verv ine, FE elvte or PE So1st. Best. ‘imported sock. ail al a oe TOP | . One ee eee Sie Te Hay, Grain & Feed 71 BROWN PEAT SOIL CONDITION- er Clean shredded ALL KINDS OF HAY 8&TRAW, Wonderful for ae ewne. oats. corn. Phone MA 56-0666. or daliver Retail , wocneaie: HAY 820, A TON Very short bau! for trucks. FE MA 5-343 DRIVEWAY GRAVELED “AND For Sale Livestock 72 72 graded. All xinds of fill, top sof} gets 1 sow AND PIG, ALSO > BRED plowing, MA _gilts, © | TOADING * . mnt. Mon rough . ifers: aise Dine a . we ny amount. tee “Boon “hae Walters ing bse id Lake, MAple 5-7606 BOARD YOUR AT WIN PIT RUN ROAD GRAVEL, PROC- Ranch. Trails 3300 Dae ~ 2 ee acres of beautiful roiling scenic sand side. Box stalls per gravel month, MUtua)l 48065 iiford, ~ FARM TOP IL and black dirt. 5 yard load, $10 delivered. podlyg . Paint. also Spread Bond rT base, bard- ware plumbing slectrical 5 doors and @ im wind: Th ittee. = fumber. 1025 Oakland Ave, FE 4-2622. VISIT COSTELLO'S RUSTIC BHOP __&t Lake Orion. MY 3-3732. WELCH BOODLE ee = Deluxe Tavior Tot. $5. FE_2-0078 WoMEN’ 8 CLOTHES, _GE Mixmaste, . Do It ee FOR RENT DOLLAR FOR PAINT? “RING BROS. 41112 rE FE PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE WANTED: NEW OR USED 4 IN. steel sidewalk forms FE 5-0591. USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN plumbing wiring, repairing. Com- lete stock soil sewer crock and Builders’ 5-4 Closed every Thursday. YOU HAVE DECORATING ‘PROBLEMS? We can help you with the hun- dreds of the latest fashionable — of Rev Jatin Farag o Puel and Paint. conse ake Ave, FE 5-619. MIXERS fads 5 PLUMBING & — | ae er ers. Gravel. JA N's $_ RENTAL 62 W. Montcalm FE Cameras, Equipment 61A POP PBAPB BLL LALA LALLA LOL LL OTHER CAMERAS & EQ listes under “Hotbies & Sup classificatio. number 24A. _ Sales Musical Goods 62 Talbott Lumber} 61 PE 46568. AMOUNT OF CLAY Loam too soil. § cu. yd. deliv- ered $12.50. Cal) FE BLACK TOP 8OtL, PEAT. gare Any amount delivered. FE T1ll or §-5056. BLACK DIRT Peat humus mined 12 feet deep, weed . Mf Beas temo top for you. LVERINE. PEAT & GRAVEL 0364 14 Mile Ra. MA | 7” ® Gravel | Floor sanders - hand sanders— | _PE 46218, F~ 20303 DS age es ee land Fue) and Paint, 436 Orchard RIcH TOP SOIL Lake Ave. 5-6150. FE 2-0603. WHY PAY THE HiGH ROAD GRAVEL § yards, $7.00 delivered. FE +4008, Shredded Peat tee PE 17-0265 (5 yds, $ WEL! RO? Pick-up or delivered, moved. R Ib ing Sat. 7-0061. Must be . Wil be load- & Sun all day. FE SOD PT. FLAGSTON: a ye ton. . eesccas oe WESTERN SADDLE HORSE. sott_Adoms BG. Pioneer Y replanting agreement. See or call Jerry Trish at Milford. 1100 Clyde Rd or MUtual mile south of Seymour lete ping Whites, PE $-3140. i allable. Quantity dis- availa MY 3-6621,- _counts. TOPSOIL, BLACK DIRT, FILL sand and gravel. PE 5-4758. TRUCKERS ATTENTION load ¢ shredded hi; ERCY 2 PEA Wholesale HOLIDAY ‘Y PARK ___ 4300_Cass-Eliz. Rd. WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL, fill dirt. trucking, cement & mor- tar, Pontiac ‘@ Builder's Sup test A-1 BUYS Bee the new ‘55 Model Jr. Wheel tractor; 2% and 3% implements ng models, $149.50 and up. Good line of used tractors. New and wa on mowers. WE SERVICE GAS ENGINES. Authorized fi ~_ and fac- tory trained mec SEE LEE. “The Tractog Man” 021 Mt. Clemens 8t, TERMS PE 3-9830 _ply OR 31534 WANTED: WOOD FOR SALE. _Cheap 120 Parkdale. Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 300PD DRY SLAB WOOD 85.50 eord, 2 for $10, Delivered. FE ACCORDION SALE. tlt sizxes.| Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) -2-°* 9000. MA 52034: | we are wrecking 1949 to 1954 aaa “ab to pool, "Enroll today, FE SS4a8, = BOLENS GARDEs TRACTORS, | oaf8 and trucks. We have school, “Es reg iceme ALL KINDS OF FINE PEREN.| ME ROTARY TILLERS. late model low ai used en- ™ Bagley Auto Farts L. r plants es, smission and rear 56-9219 PE 54-9210 CLARINET $5. EM D201 aPraR Columbise now in bloom, We Weeping | $122, Come AND renrimen axles and body parts, Rebuilt| _—-_—*170 BAGLEY ST. Willow trees. 265 Indian meena ‘KING B Starters, generators and voltage | “We are buying new fer our ATSET ETRE BROS. UPRIGHT Pr. _Lake Orion. controls. spring and summer Top ano, Fully reconditioned. New| FLOWER AND VEGE-TABL © | FE 40134 a 112) SCHRAM Al ITO PARTS Prices paid Be “topnotch ears. keys. Beautiful tone. Terms. Gal- ants. Early potted tomatoes. YOUR 1-8 /LER - 33 "$1, ‘52. "3, "65 laghers, 18 E& Huron St. F abelman Greenhouse, § miles| PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE | 2539 od By? = HURON i | out Auburn. FE ¢6532. DAVID BRA ‘LEY 2% &P. GAR- UIES AUTO PARTS | LEEDY “TRAPP DRUM SET. COM-| POR YOUR GARDEN AND PLOW-| den tractor with plow x ~| cat co Evenings 7 on a Week MOTOR SALES plete. Blue « veerl erev trim. ef plants, Cal at Wagner's Green jeter. 3219 W Drahne | oe ey noth aati re a 59 | 0$2_W. Huron PE 2-264) _ floss canter Srett| ford. —t*~*~—<“‘t*ésé*™*CSC*~*~* WRT pring... pe a . | Sew gPINET, ANO “GAuaO, RE | _ Baldwin. : a 1 FORD ae Mae" rete Lota ot “used parta tor “4d cars CALIFORNIA BUYER c rig! L 5. |iRIS IN BLOOM 460 VARIETIES. rade. Terms e v "S, 2020 DIXI : | 6LDS. CORNET OUTFIT. LIKE| Visitors welcomed. MacGalan, 15 other from $100 86 Oakland Ave. _Ph. FE4-4613; 4 oS or PE rot s new. Greatly reduced. Terms. | 3240 Noble Rd. Oxford, Phone | $700. Triple & Service. 3123 Berry USED TIRES, —600-650-16, HIGH WANTED 4 oe Galiaghers 18 FE, Huron. FE OA_ $2160, MM tread; 1947 and ‘48 a aa Peg Heights uae gp Nh gg _ $0566. iRis 200 VARIETIES MANY OF |PRAZER ROTO TILLERS, NeW, Duilt ‘motor. Cheap. 19 8 aa > PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR-| the newer ones full bloom, 227 = — =~ ares 4 A ing. Oscar Schmidt, PE 25217. | _Auburn Rd. Rechowtee Mowers oe ees “For oe Sane Tet 80-A| For Sale Used Trucks 90 PLANT le 44380. OPP PLL LOL OLA AA ALLL AL AL Le, Sale Office Equiment 63| _ evergreens at bargain prices ARDEN TRACTOR WiTH PLOW, oar: D 150 TO_ CHOOSE | ‘59 OLET VAN $395. REAL LLL LALLA AAAI LAKESIDE NURSERY cultivator Pt, bulldozer biade. from BN gre ol Osh C & G, Service. good condition, Almost new tires. Ca h S A | Elizabeth Lake Rd. $200. FE —Auburn_s yke. = BORTE WEST arg el A Cash Saving!) 2a"tfer“tnd“smctrs = |-TTQUIDATION SALE Auto Service 81 he OE ee j ORNAMENTAL _EVERGREENS.| Fotire stock of new and used PAINTING | 4948, GMC 450 DUMP: 1948 CHEV. U ENS.| farm eq ent Must be sold | REPAIRS, Bt €100 dump: 1946 Ford truck trac- 7 Ss (Meaty. Pe b-6386. within ‘pext 30 FREE E ESTIMATE tor and lowbov trailer OR 3-4197. j = odin" “row “Panu svPPiy ALL, MAKES OF CARS. ttl FE 40063. quipment vusieties. € rt ne oo | CHEVROLET SEDAN D DELIV- $4.00. Groveland Farms. Nee = DE. F BRAID MOTOR “SALES ene > Desks (refinished or as is), chairs | land on, the Dixte. Half-way be-|South Lyon, Mich Geneva 17-0281. Rei tables, sectional bookcases, tween and t rm 7 ore om ONE FE 23-0196 NORTHWEST CHEVROL, Tecuriters. coenpiometers. chesk on Grange Hall ati} MONTH END SALE 30 “Toart’ Patr ‘Dealing. Woodward at 13 Mile protectors. safes and other office Mathews Clinic. Just around the TRACTORS Cass at West Pike 8 Line 5-1100 — a Sunday 10 to $. MAy-| corner. Phone Holly, MElrose CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE | 1950 DODGE PICKUP. 41.000 AC. _fair_6-3 3197 Formali at lg hvdreatic Geo ear. gen. 3 penored.. zuek Me. _tual miles, FE 56-1620. ‘m1 8. Edith. ets ehtly wu chine Phone ‘bo DODGE %& TON PAN Sale Sporting Goods 65 Sera) he Format Bi pin, ing, sod cute body. good tires, excellent com o~ AKC REGISTERED. BLACK AND| Case VAO with hydraulic and Sale Motor Scooters 82 awk ORION MOTOR SALES GUNS—BUY SELL TRADE tan, smooth puppies. | starter. $398 wae —- i Tae a . _EM 34: Case 8 ac with bydraulie-guaran- 1954 CUSHMAN “EAQLE” scoot. 5 OTORS -|AKC R BEAGLES. house, excellent con trade Burrshell 375 ready to start, Reescnadie, FE | john Deere B with cultivates Ses, can. Leen awe eon Te} PE 2-4708. _ Fees}. ALSO dition, $6. 832 Ann &t., ing- ba Lr ypesteigy Bad ag AND UN | AKC BEAGLE PUPS, 66 MILLER ham, sfter_¢ o'clock. er ee ate o i ¢ 5 : 4-907". ee MA harvesters. mowers and taxes,| For Sale Motorcyctes 83 age dk Come in and make « deal a“ _Paillips +0461. due tm June. . Baby Parakeets ...$2.79 CAGE... S591 4th St, #. 1 ALLIS CHALMERS ROLL-TYPE ney ee, Brillion seeder, Fergu- plow and rake. Like wl sacrifice. Lincoln to make vou monev BUY AND SAVE AT HOUGHTEN & SON Case. Ferguson New on $28 N. Main Roch L 1-9761 ‘4 FORD “eeY ERTS disc, Wanted Livestock 73 | Sale Farm Equipment 76) — bd ATTENTION! GOTCH. Phone Howell [010 For s Sale Housetrailers 78 FULL THE e buy i ‘a feet of SS. a Ex- iting new be out. Portect for the aoe I tamfly or features hig . pte price. Sev- | low down 210) e Deluxe quality at a modera eral used trailers payment. Gensses Sales, Disie Hwy. FORD BUS, HOUSECAR, Rntal engine, EM 3-2695, after 5 MOBILE rt coaches are trul thet. use size other new features. — terms. Bank rates: also the biggest [ “45 tt. i package in on this lot, New General Sk folly and Tint Home. Used ore. Good selection. Buy or rental 2. furniture, house let or what have you on used trailers. Oxford Trailer Sales Michigan gas. Trailer parts 1 Mile South Lase Orton on M-24 buy a tra MYER n rr. ROUND BOTTOM inum boats . GADILLAC ALUMINUM | poate PETTIT KELLY'S HAR DWARE t Adams, Auburn APARTMENTS wpnct e will tate a contract eat, | 3994 Auburn a Heights, PE 32-8811. IF YOU WANT TO SAVE $50 TO $100°on that new boat, (ede out. We have it in stock don't — to ender it. ears ‘Loomis ia PT. WOLVERINE f DELUXE 1955 quiet electric rt- remote controls. : rf, cov- er and greiter. Save % 1019 _James EK FIBERGLAS KITS RY MOTORS AND a low Lered boats. Genesee Gales, 2101 Dixie Hwy. SOnNBDa OUTS OTORS. Owen's cruisers, Starcraft boats ol trailers. everything for the OWEN’S MARINE SUPPLIES |306 Orchard Lake Ave. PE 32-8020 * " cones INBOARD 1123 be ta cover All like we 730, Caan afl 6-273. “MERCURY N Y MARK 20 New 1964, used 10 hrs. R Gada-bost, all fiberglas, Yellow Jacket Boats, Trojan boats. Mas- ter Craft trailers. Distop Chain PONTIAC CHIEF MOBILE HOMES See the new 51 ft. Pontiac. Up to vas ten Rey & Lee Hutchinson as low as $50 down, Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales Drayton Plains z and Mound Detroit 2830 8. Dort Highway, Flint Trailer Exchange ALES & SERVICE ANDERSON CHAMPION. vunat LAKES, PRAIRIE -‘SCHOONE BEEMER AND TINI HOME. 1 2 m models 14 to 47 it New trailers ac tie as Me down, as long & 5 vears to pay NEW ANT PURCH. USED ONES AS LOW AS 650 DOWN P A ARTS~STOR E 60 8. raph FE 2-3200 pode hen Tel-Huron Center Open ee & Sun PM. @ FT. BEDROOM HOUSE. trailer excellent condition _ S874 %@ HOUSETRAILER CHEAP. PE 40897 MANY 150 MY 1953 GENERAL 28% extras. Full orice & 4611 t Spring Clearance offers will take brand new NEW MOON, RICHARD. OONER. 722 Up to 5 yrs to per. TRAILER B8ALES. 1 Mile North of Lake Orion MY 2-4611 Auto Accessories 80 Auto Glass Service When you need it! Have dea wit our service? Glass insta. ~— you watt Insurance jobs honored. All work guaranteed. Free 11 Ib. of coffee to a customer With each door giass or windshteld installed Open reel Ce ob 4 AUTO HUB 122 Oakland Ave. FE 4-7068 to Fit Your Needs! 1954 STAKES F-600 FORD, 12 FT. F-350 FORD, 9 FT, 1953 STAKES F-600 FORD, 12 FT. PICKUPS 54 FORD, F-100 53 FORD F-100 53 FORD F-250 50 FORD F-2 DUMPS 1953 FORD F-600 “These are quality trucks, Quality is always a bargain.” LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer - PH. OL }-0711 ee TERME ES TE FIBRF GLASS SUPPLY SEALS leaks love pap Actead esti: | 52 CHEVROLET PANEL. ws. mates. Material Fru- Toreh ison Chrome like new, turamie Plastics oe. te88 Dixie Pully guaranteed Hwy... M4 5-5603 NORTHWEST ee ¥ GOOD ward e Mile CLAss A HYDRAPLA AWE. Lincoin §-1100 “ji FT. BOAT AND TRAILER. OR 3-1762 TONY’S MARINE SERVICE EVINRUDE SALES SERVI ~ USED MOTORS SLAY BAUGH’S SPORT SHOP JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 630. Oakland Ave. weaey be oe ead’ tires like eg HS at only $495 full your Haskins Chev. Transportation Offered 87 CALIF, BOUND? DRIVE A can. PONTIAC DRIVEWAY SERVICE FE_¢5139 63% Union Street TRICK GOING NORTH toma’ load _etther way. PE MGM 4. CHEAP & SCRAP CARS Day or eve. FE 23-2006. THE HIGH DOLLAR | Por high grade used cars. need them it = pay you well. abe H. J. VANWELT OR 43-1355 MUST HAVE CARS Any model or makes. Clean. Top cash. Out state dealer waiting. 22 Auburn Ave. or PE 4-2131. PRICE Say REST — THEN EN GET. the best from BILL SPENCE USED 62 Oakland Ate. PE 4-7333 WE PAY POR COMMUN ITY MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN See M&M Motor Sales For top dollar om late model cars. 2627 Dixie Hwy, OR 3-1603 SCRAP CARS OR CHEAP CARS. "82 HARLEY DAVIDSON 125. GOOD —_Semtittion, PB +6040. Harley Davidson see Hariey — Gales Co., 373 S. Gagi- _naw ioe HARLEY DAVIDSON, _.rupaing. condition. FE +0033. “oe BARLEY eS te! mg A-i ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS EVINRUDE MOTORS PENN YAN BOATS __Wanted Used Cars 88 a, THFERNATIONA cy the extra oy ‘ Dixie { { i 2605 Benstein, V #i INTERNATIONAL PAWN E E | $195. $5 down puts you in ness. NOR CHEVROLET Woodw a Mile ° ail cheap. Pi — cocgiion Bell $-67lu Top Truck Trader 1954 ......$1095° CHEVROLET % TON PANEL 1952 ...... $645 CHEVROLET % TON PANEL 1950 ...... $245 JEEP % TON PANEL ‘1949 ...... $225 CHEVROLET % TON PANEL 1954 ....... $995 FORD % TON 1953 ...... $795 CHEVROLET Hee PICKUP 1952 ...... $695 CHEVROLET % TON PICKUP 1952....... $675 FORD % TON PICKUP Matthews- Hargreaves Workingman's Lot 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER ___Sale Used Cars 9 LOOKING. For That 2nd Car? for a Low Down Payment? LOOK at These, Many of These Cars . Are One Owners — , 1951 Nash 4 dr... +» +4 1949 Plymouth 4 dr, 1950 Pontiae 2 dr... Ds ea eeerenetes? SOOTHE RERERED ODES THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1955 ‘A ve getting at T on @ "Dotnet bate ge, : sieges an coi oH 2 0S. DELS on ew paint. $450. Ae Ss . USED CARS “ Xo. Kha Belong _ Birmingham M1 4-3410 hab FBS re door, radio and hester, 4-0653. Haskins Chev. condition. a7, Also '47 _—e = mon- Ca tudebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 Chevrolet 1955 Demonstrators TAKE YOUR CHOICE Officials cars MILES, FEW GET MILES OF SMILES van PRESENT CAR. Is | 5 OVERAGED AND READY FOR Save the Difference Deal Direct With Haskins Chev. Oakland County’s Fastest Growing De ealer DIXIE HWY. at MApie 54-5071 bre CHEVS. «1954 Left-Overs ‘Hurry While They Last ALL BODY STYLES AS LOW AS $1326.41 Headquarters for Chevrolets 138 MILE AND WOODWARD One ow. owned by a lady. oe tee saois GARS|@ ForD EXC COND RADIO mm FoR CONVERT 16-0783 | °S4 Buick Century ee S| Sale Used Cars 91|__—- Sale Used Cars 91! Sale Used Cars 9l, _ run tome eo | (CHEV, 165" 4 F a ea Woodward, Birmingham, —-"* D VICTORIA @ PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE, color top,| 444 and white wall ge ge we lg — Pire ot engine red $5 or any ring aero ap rear fenders, NORTHWEST CHEVROLET 24 8. Sagidaw St. car ts exceptionally ciean, 8 Sears wo ssime paymen _5. Woodward. dward, Birmingham. 1954 FORD RANCH WAGONS FPORDAMATIC & OVERDRIVE o 1954. CHEV. 210 2 DOOR $1295 LARRY - JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH. OL 1-711 “POR MORE THAN 30° YFARS A __ GOOD PLACE TO_BU we POR V4. TUDOR, =e MON: ‘Take ‘ORION MOTOR SALES M4 at Buckhorn Lake MY 2-2611 til 9 006 pm BUICK SALE | OLIVER BUICK BLE $i0 464 Compare prices anywhere on this| page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s busiest dealer. |. $4 Buick 4 dr., Century model . .$2095 Hardtop model. .$2165 54 Buick 4 dr., Special model . . .$1795 "$4 Buick Special the following! .,, Hardtop model . .$1995| 54 Buick 4 dp. Super series ... $2095 | 53 Buick 4 dr. Road- master model ...$1395 S3 Buick 4 dr. . Special series . . $1195 $2 Buick 4 dr., Super model .....$795 $1 Buick 4 dr., Super model .... $595 ‘50 Buick Hardtop, very sharp plus b] = : — OLIVER: BUICK Its Buicks 210 D Orchard 1 take Ave. FE 2-9101 i363. LINCOLN COsM sie {io Good sonaion Ft oer eee FOLITAN 23-4821, LINCOLN 4 DOOR HYDRA-| $#¢. 81050 FE matic rad te. wh _4_and m ¥ radio ‘and. hee ‘$475. oH ws Sar POW Ae 2 DR $10 algae y 5 and assume payments 8. Woodward, Birmingham "53 MG. SHARP ¢ioes 3-24 Ex Ph FE 4-806, ‘eo M F . BEAUTI- fal a no moter, cash, $130. EM il. ” ——_— MILEAGE 1 $195. 08, PR ine $10 DOWN 51 Chev. 2 dr........$495 51 Plymouth 2 dr... .$495 "50 Dodge 4 dr.....,.$495 50 Plymouth 4 dr....$495 "50 Chrysler. 4 dr...,..$495 49 Pontiac Cpe......$495 "SO Chev. 2 Of ccwcees $395 SO Ford 8 Cpe... $395 50 Pontiac 4 dr......$395 *50 Stude. 4 dr......-$245 "50 Nash 2 dr.s.s0++»$295 "49 Ply. Conv...... . $295 "49 Ford & 2 dr...... .$195 "34 Ford 8 .....c000:- $65 18 MO. ON BALANCE EVERY CAR IN GOOD CON- DITION, INSIDE AND OUT. 100 CAR SELECTION KELLER KOCH CHRYSLER EEYMOUTH — Hee Ne Woodware at 13% Ra. m8 Olds 882 dr., sharp — °53 Pontiac 2 ir. sedan Be 64 ~2ovaih eee ton g metis —, ration day special ai $1,008 st price, --fust your ear 04388 | 'S2 Ford 2 dr., Woodward at 13 Mile UIncoln _ 5-1100 63 PLYMOUTH 4 DR LOW MILE- age, $725. 190 W. Flint, Lake 2-4261 Huron Motor Sales ALWAYS GOOD SEL os OF tare MODEL USED Cc MOTOR SALES 062 W. Huron PE 2-264) : . |'55 Chev. 210 2 dr., New 3,000 miles ..... $1695. Credit ’54 Chev., loaded, 8,000 miles ..... $1295 Plan 53 Chev. 210, EEN i 25 RACE 0, ARAN THMMED| radio, heater .... $895 CAR AUSE OF sHORT/ '53 Chev. Bel Air EMPLOYMENT, NO CREDIT. ; - BAD CREDIT ETC? go 4dr., powerglide. .$895 Tion OF“ -'si)a0ToMo- | '52 Chev. 4 dr. Dix., Ce eT rice Dowd AnD radio, heater .... $595 WEESLY PAYMENTS OF 48) °52 Chev. 2 dr. Dix. 3| radio, heater .... $595 No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery! Deal Direct! No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here Y’ALL COME TO 171 8. SAGINAW 8&8. NATIONAL MOTOR SALES VACATION Compare "51 Chev. Dix. 4 dr., OLIVER BUICK the following prices anywhere on this page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s busiest dealer. radio, heater ... ’51 Chev. Dix. 2 dr., radio, heater .... $ 50 Chev, 2 dr. Sedan, radio, heater ... plus " cotter Sige cha OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 SPECIALS “LIKE NEW: “USED CARS $395 "@ CHEVROLET DR SEDAN. 4 GOOD RUNNING CAR. = DR. SEDAN. $ tor F GREEN 50 INTERNATIONAL 8TAKE TRUCK. sl GooD 2 48 OLDS COUPE. A GOOD &SEC- OND CAR ene $545 ‘$0 BUICK DR. SEDAN. DYNA . RUNNING PONTIA HY: |. DRAMATIC Dal 39. MERCURY DR_ SEDAN. TWO TONE MERCOMATIC. $2095 ‘$44 PONTIAC 4 DR. STARCHIEP CUSTOM ars) NEW $795 ‘81 DODGER HARDTOP, GOOD RUNNING GOOD _ LOOKING SEE IT AND DRIVE IT COMMUNITY MOTORS THE LAs WHERE YOU CAN TIP TOP Guaranteed USED CARS 1954 Chevrolet 2 dr. or? 1964 Plymouth club coupe 1953 Chevrolet 4 dr. Sharp, e772 Chyrsier ot pew York: DEMON COME OUT AND DRIVE Tits CAR. 147 DeSoto 4 Gr. $144 149 Pontiac 4 @r. $245 1950 Imperial 4° dr. CLEAN 1946 Mercury club coupe 179 CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES SLER - Guaranteed - SHARP USED CARS AN Makes and Models | ‘ t Glenn's MOTOR SALES) | PE ¢1371 1950 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. §00 down. Take over payments, 1183 Dorchester, Pontiac $1 DELUXE 8 SEDAN | UPE. Call afte ise eae Lies aiinenae Be | dr sedan Fully equtoped. = quire e FE See ‘84 PONTIAC +1 CONDITION, | :| isi PONTIAC 8 4 DOOR tuxe hydramatic. Shes. OR B10. | $4 PONTIAC 8 3 apa, ero | inet miles Starr asl PONTIAC SALE OLIVER BUICK | the following | | Compare | prices anywhere on this| \ .| page and you'll plainly | 5 see why Oliver Buick is} Pontiac’s busiest dealer. | 54 Pontiac 2 dr., low mileage ... ''53 Pontiac Sedan, Custom Catalina $1195) 53, Pontiac 4 dr., $1295 deluxe 8 ....... $1095 ’53 Pontiac 2 dr., deluxe 8 .....00% $995 | ‘52 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, heater .... 51 Pontiae 2 dr., radio; heater .... 51 Pontiac 4 dr., radio, heater .... 50 Pontiac 2 dr., deluxe model .... $325 ’47 Pontiac 2 dr., good transportation. ....$95 lus 10 other clean Pontiacs te choese from OLIVER BUICK $595) 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 are (Edlags ae | CONVERTI- See 3483 | after 4 om. Eltzabeth. Le. Rd. |'S3. STUDEBAKER SEDAN $505 | Fully equipped ready for the | roan Any old car down i NORTHWEST CHEVROLET Wood ward 0s? STUDEBAKER HARDTOP. $10 | own assum § Woodward Birm a “ or Pt A Woodward “hurninghom. a ~"54'Chev. S. Wen. $1399 WE CAN PUT YOU INTO A 1955 Ford Fairlaine 8 Cyl. Club Sedan WITH RADIO AND HEATER $ 5 Du 80 No Tra 5 5 Monthly No Down oer A-1 Buys hl] If Your Car Is Worth $100 Cheapies 52 Chrysler 4 dr...$699 "49 Ford 4 dr...... $144 54 Ford 8 2 dr... .$999 "$0 Ford 2 dr...... $244 ’51 Chrysler 4 dr.. .$499 48 Pont. Sed. Cpe. $144 51 Lincoln 4 dr... .$499 48 Ford Clb. Cpe. $144 ’53 Plymouth 4 dr, $699 50 Pont. Sed. Cpe. $244 51 Packard 4 dr...$444 50 Stude.2 dr....... $99 ’S3 Buick Riviera $1344 49 Olds Sedan ....$99 | 54 Plymouth 2 dr. $999 $99 47 Pont. Sed....... 53 Packard 4 dr: $1044 sedis $4 Ford R. Wgn. $1399 Pack Front 51 Olds 2 dr. 88... $444 52 Ford 4 dr..... $599 '53 Merc. Mont'y $1444 Wheel "SS Ford Cpe. ..... $699 ’51 Ford Hardtop. .$499 51 Nash Abass’dor $499 ’S4 Pont. St.Ch& $1499 52 Stude. Hardtop $644 ’S3 Buick Sedan, .$1099 51 Ply. Clb. Cpe.. .$399 '52 Ford R. Wegn.. .$89 54. Ford Country Sed. 1. Bearings 99: Pull front wheels and drums. '$3 Ply. Sta. Wen. $999 ; _Inspect bearings for 'S3 Ford Victoria $1199 NO wear. "51 Pontiac 2 dr... . $49 ’52 Ply. Clb. Cpe.. .$544 3. Repack with fresh "51 Mere. 2 dr...... $495 grease. ’S1 Ford 8 2 dr... .$399 - _4 Inspect brake lining. *$2 Pontiac 4 dr. 8 $644 ; 5. Adjust bearings $999 $999 $999 Prope 1954 Ford 2 dr., perfects. Convertibles $258 down & $29.70 mo. © , OR 53 Chev. Conv.. ee Your old car down and 90 Ford Canv..... 8% ‘lightly higher vay'ts. “3! PI. Conv...» $644 guy 8 Pay tS 33 Ply. Conv......$999 - ; ’S1 Ford Conv.....$644 |) $10 down and slightly 53 Ford Conv... .$1199 | higher payments. '52 Ford Conv.....$999 Harold Turner, Ford 2 BIG LOTS 464 S. Woodward 13% Mile Rd. at Woodw ard | Our 13 Mile Road Lot Will Be Open Memorial Day Midwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000 JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 Low Low Bank Rates No Down Payment Immediate “Spot” Delivery eae ae This ie A the full i Sates. “SCHUTZ MOTORS DeSOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER $12 8. Woodward, Birmingham a tod 1987 CI.TEFTAIN DLX. an aap bape pgp bcamced Hydra Haskins Chev. | DIXIE HWY. et MIS MA Pull; Rh saehoe Also za _Word OR 054, PONTIAC, 2 DR. DELUXE. Excellent condition OR 3- PONTIAC DOOR. RADIO, “83 heater and hvdramatic. Low mile. M 43-5645 between WEEKEND SPECIALS 4dr Radio & heater a "Were Sue e Used Cars FE 4218 wher, _ mileage. telly eauinped. $1.195. % down. $8.00 per week. i #OUsE OF GooD USED CARS | 50 gals. of gas with each car. | Carkner—Studebaker | Birmingham MI 4-3410 | FORD SALE OLIVER BUICK Compare the following | prices anyw here on this) page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac's busiest dealer. 54 Ford 2 dr.. Sedan, Ford-O-Matic .. $1395 54 Ford 2 dr., standard shift .. $1295 $895 53 Ford 2 de. Sedan, radio, heater .... 53 Ford 4 dr. Sedan, real sharp .. “smart looking ... $595 51 Ford 4 dr., radio, heater .... $395 pres 2 dr, CO peeneee $195 48 Ford dr. age =: eoneeeeeees $85)1 ‘OLIVER | ne 2 ‘o, PORTIaG TTONE att 8E- || RETAIL Where More People Get Better Car Deals | 1953 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe. heater and white walls . “$1095 1953 Pontiac Catalina equipped with radio, heater, Hrdra and white walls. $1495 1951 Chevrolet Radia, Sedah with radio, heater and Power Glide. A rea) sharp car. $645, 1953 Pontiac 4 dr. sedan with radio, heater |] and white walls. Don't miss it. $1395 1953 Pontiac Convertible, Just. the the thing for spring and it's loaded, $1595 1954 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe with radio and heater. A one owner beauty. $1695 1953 Pontiac dr, sedan with radio and Deoten, Big cat quality at a low $1195. “PONTIAC "Bright Spot"| RETAIL STORE 1954 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan. flere ts'a car that || is just right for you, i $1495 1953 Nash Rambler Station Wagon Try out the famous Nash economy $995 1952 Dodge 4 Gr. sedan. Equipped = resent for ovina oun $995 1952 Tontiae 4 dr. sedan. with radio. heater and Hydramatic A sweet run- ning beauty $895 | Summer Values AT Spring Prices ‘Bright Spot’ 34 Pont. Chief Dix. 8 2 dr., Hydra....... «81598 'S4 Olds Super 88 sharp... : ¢:45—WJR, Lowell Thomas WXYZ, See = a iy Break the Bank ° » Top of Town om Marries waye, World of Speed WPON: busts in Ais wean . we ft wiwat Le sence Drake 1: 0 WI, we 6! House WEDNESDAY MORNING sn ta —. i Rich wae 2 Sew WXYZ, Stars et Beven 6:30—WJR, Agri'elt. Voice | -CKLW" Ploriaa USA WPON, Club 1460 CKLW, Pulton Lewis Jr WWJ, Bob Maxweil WJBK, News, McLeod 45—WJR, Brighter Dey , ° WXYZ, Fred Wolfe WCAR, News, Music ’ wie, Sport CKLW, Nuap WPON, News, Party Wwe, Tea WPON, News, Kline Ww Gentile, . 3:00-—-WJR, News, WOR, Bowe, Euste , Rive "n? gnine Was —WxYZ. Curtain Calls — 1:15—WWJ, R. Mulholland \ WCAR, Coffee WPON, Hymn Time WWJ, News, Woman CKLW — Nuna 1:00—WIR Jim Vinal 11:30—-WJR. Make Up Mind Py 7:30—W, . Phrase w. Rosemary © wre, Morgan Beatty - WIBK, News Wwron, Pontiac ay WJBK, MeLecd ~ mentee 1:15—WJR, Music Hall 11:45-——WJR, Second Husband | 9.39 wm, Helen Trent WIBK, Larry Gentile WJBK, Gentile, Binge CRLW. ‘Queen for Dai Der ww, PF. ¥ 1:45—WJR, Bd Murrow % SO WHYE, 1 Osgood, Wolfe 5:45 WIR, Our Gat WW, One Man's Family CHEW, Teocunte 12:00—WIR, Jack White Wwd, &. te ee + rt Eu ERE | verte | See eeu | | STR Be 8:00—WJIR, — wean, News CKLW, Eddie ww. Fesple Are Punny $:00-WIR. Jack. Tain WPON, News WJBK, Don Mcleod CKLW, oy home WJBK, News, Gentile 12:18—WJR, Farm Roundup | WCAR, News, Music 6:15—WXYZ, Show World vier — vy. Fa pe Bitcohemn 4:15—WW4J, Stella Dallas rade» Concert 8:15-—WJR, Bud Guest WPON, Luncheon Music a ea ra WEYR, Vendermen WJBK, Gentile, Binge 12:38—WJR, Time Out, Music} wk, M _—— CKLW Ptronge beard WCAR, Coffee. Clem WXYZ, News, Music , WPON, Rise ‘n’ Ghine ; ony. — Kael Bud ae Women, LR, House cLeod George S:5—WEYE, Just Easy 8:30—WJR, Music Hall WCAR, Music Wror, Mountain Red WCAR, oe Musle 9:15—WJR, Bing Crosby 9: Losing Amos, Andy XYZ, Press Conference CRLW. Eddie Cantor 1¢:06—WJR, Music WWJ, Fibber McGee WwxyYz, $:45—WWJ, News 9:00—WJR, News WWJ, Minute Parade Radio Rev. Breakfast Club | 19:45—WXYZ, Charm Lady WPON, Farm Mkts. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:06-—W Road of Life . WCAR, News WPON, t 5:00—WJR, News WWJ, News, gf Hae CKLW, Eddie Chase WJBK, News, McLeod ews, Music a Bcores, Music WWJ. Jim Deland 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Club 9:30—WJR, Mrs. Page WCAR, "Musle -- Today's Television Programs - - Channel 2—-WJBE-TV Channel 4—WW4-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. | Puppet show. (4) Sonny Eliot. Variety. ] 6:15—(7) Dinner Theater. Little | Rascals in ‘Teacher's Beau.” | (9) Austin Grant. News. (4) | News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Ken Cline. 6:26—(4) Sports. Bill Flemming. | (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever. | ette Phelps. | 6:30—(7) Cavalcade of America. | Sam Slater, immigrant from | England, duplicates the compli- | cated cotton spinning machine | and breaks the English monop- oly in cotton weaving in “Slater's Dream,” starring Ter- | rence Kilburn. (9) Abbott ‘agd/ Costello. ‘From Bed to Worse.” | (4) Dinah Shore Show. Dinah re- ports on her trip to Indianapolis | race. (2) News. Doug Edwards. | 6:45—(4) News Caravan. John! Cameron Swayze. (2) Jo Staf- ford Show. Jo sings ‘‘Whatever Lola Wants,” “Lullaby in Rhythm," “It's the Talk of the Town.” 7:00—(7) Jumbo Theater.’ Scott artists. (2). Life With Father. Mother Day is unhappy when Father Day plans an elaborate dinner for a female client at one of New York's most fashionable restaurants. Leon Ames, Lurene Tuttle star. 7:30—(7) Joe Palooka. Joe Kirk- wood in “Blackout.” (9) Play = the Week. Richard Hayden in “Quarter for Your Trouble.” (2) The Halls of Ivy. Dr. Hall plays. double problem solver by help- ing a student with his teacher problem and housekeeper Alice with a personal tangle. Ronald Colman is college president Hall. | 8:00—(7) Make Room for Daddy. | Terry gets a bid for the school | dance but Danny doesn't like the idea of her first date in (9) Pick the Stars, New talent from all over Canada, Dick Mc- Dougall, host. (4) Fireside The- Chapin. (2) Meet Millie. Comedy | with Elena Verduga, Florence Halop, Marvin Kaplan 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety |8:30—(7) Elgin Hour. Gertrude, with Soupy Sales. (9) Movie Berg, E. G. Marshall in “Mind! Date. Loretta Young, David Over Momma," story of Mother who is afraid she has lavished too much love on her daughter and caused psychological upset. (9) Political. Ontario election candidate. (4). Circle Theater. Fay Bainter plays mother who refuses to join acclaim for her writer daughter in “The Molly- wood Corner.” (2) New Red Skelton Show. Comedy, Japa- nese actress Shirley Yamaguchi joins Red in dance routine as he hunts Oriental talent and ends up in spying. 9:00—(9)/ International Playhouse. John Bentley in ‘Million Dollar Mystery.” (4) Truth or Conse- | Conrad Nagel Theater. Drama TBA. Niven in “Eternally Yours.” (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. 11:15 — (7) Armchair Theater. Dennis O’Keefe in “Abroad with Two Yanks’ (4) Little Show. Drama. (2) Miss Fair Weather. Pat Rousseau. 11:20 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. | Kelly, Lee Kane, singer; Buddy WEDNESDAY MORNING | quences. Stunt quiz with Jack |7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning) Bailey. (2) Danger. “The Birds” | Show. : | Daphne DuMaurier’s story of 9:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. (4) | how swarms of birds attack} Romper Room. (2) Garry man all over the world because | _ Moore. the birds are dissatisfied with man’s ways. Michael Strong, Betty Lou Holland star. 9:30—(7) Stop the Music. Music quiz with Bert Parks. (9) Guy Lombardo. Music with Lom- bardo band. (4) Studio 57. Irene Hervey plays mother who is fa- natically devoted to her children in “Any Time You Need Me.” (2) See It Now. Part one of) “Report on Cigarettes and Lung Cancer” with doctors and sci- entists presenting all sides of the issue. Edward R. Murrow. ques-" tions experts. 10:00—(7) Waterfront. Preston Foster as Capt..John sescues lady skipper of sightseeing 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) Home. - 16:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Car- toons. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 14:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 12:00—(7) 12 O’Clock Comics. (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Inner Flame. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:15—(4) Way of World. (2) Road of Life. launch when she gets —— 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Hour of with bank robber in Shows. (2) Ladfes Day. Louise.” (9) National News. . ) er ay | Motor City Fights. wei oeatt 1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (2) a Baseball. Bout. Alan Kennedy vs. Al Berry; Middleweight Bout: Hen- 1:30—(9) Prayer. Sign Off. (4) ry Hank vs. Gordon Wallace. Jean McBride. (2) Linkletter's (2) Death Valley Days. Pros-| Houseparty. i pectors test assayer’s integrity by’ giving him pieces of grind- stone to test for metal. He un- covers rich strike and is nearly mobbed by angry miners in “The Mormon’s Grindstone.” 10:15—(9) Yesterday’s Newsreel. Films of past events. 16:30—(7) International Police. Adventure in ‘Mexico."” (9) City | Detective. Rod Cameron in “Found in a Pawnshop.” (2) | ph ~ gp oro 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Folk 13 Gaal _ Songs. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Robert 16 Bread, epeet Q. Lewis. j is Eventos es 4:30—(9) Howdy Doody. (4) st foes wes Howdy Doody. (2) Welcome Font 20 Travelers. Anesthetice 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. i | 3 3 Ht 18 ; 20 2 23 nu 7 29 3 ‘ ee | » | Pulpwood consumption in the ™ =. ; jenfeee| | United States is expected to in- 9 anew zr crease 84 per cent in the next 20 of neither anne . erence ~menarenhnererenee years, according to the American Gwngine vert | ee [aw “So Pulpwood Association, 5 2 Italian fiver © 21 Golf mound 43 Pedal digit 50 Succession 3 Employs 24 Portal “1 Pormer events 4 Natives of 25 Shield bearing Russian rulers fe ce Se pee 3 Rete : Hh o eee # wolee 7: Angio-Bexon 0 done : : saves 2 i 38 Day o 8 | $:18—(4) First Love. 1:45—(9) Cartoon Time. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) Myr- tle Labbitt. (4) Ted Mack's Matinee. (2) Big Payoff. 2:30—(9) Toby David Show. 4) . Greatest Gift. (2) Bob Crosby Show. { 2:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar-{- e. | 8: @—(7) Heartthrob Theater. Wednesday Matinee. kins Falls. (9) (4) Haw- | 3:30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. (2) On Your Account. 3:45—(4) Modern Romance. §:00—(7) Auntie Dee. Colt. (4) Terry and Pirates. (2) Sagebrush (9) Justice brain carey toot) x . te f: a i Prestiea af tls Some tovuien’ Hecbadaom! ede } Billy Graham Already Signed Seek American - Type Shows for New-Style Programming “Tt will be a sort of Steve Allen show,” Towers There also will be sports tele- casts, kiddie shows, quizzes, news- i| E ils i itd as 5 Army Continuing service| Mt, Fuji Shooting After Trench Caves In | TROY, N. Y. —Noble Jenkins, About 11 a.m. his 24-year-old wil Gertrude took him his lunch. She found him encased to the chest in gravel. The sides of the trench had caved in. He was un- -eable to move. Firemen and neighbors pulled him out, unhurt, South Koreans Catch Two Communist Spies Statue Dedicated to Men, Women of Coast Guard so memorial is the work of|~ Norman Millet Thomas, 39, who served as a Coast Guard combat art gallery in Mexico City. New Prime Minister Named in Jordan AMMAN, Jordan #—Said Mufti has succeeded Tewfik Abul Huda as prime minister of Jordan: A royal decree yesterday named new il-man Cabinet, including eee former ministers and six en- tering the government for the first time. The Premier also wil! serve as foreign minister. Tewfik gave no reason for his “| resignation Sunday. However, he resigna’ three weeks ago of Justice Minister Haz- zaa Majali. Santa Claus, Ind., handles about 2,000,000 pieces of mail in the five weeks of the Christmas postal rush. 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A, Cully, zoo director, | Hollywood columnist Sheila Gra In Hollywood, her mother said Fisher himself in New York. | said—that a conflict of careers pre-| says the elephant, from India, | ham for what she termed “this Debbie's romance was on full Fisher said the romance’ ‘ig not Vented the setting of any definite! won't be allowed on a special out- er : , | force. ‘broken up.’ He added: ‘Debbie | wedding date. ‘door African veldt section of the! | gages bere ne make — | She blasted as “a pack of lies” { and I exchange three letters a day| “The kids are doing okay. After | 200. All its animals must be from rt ee | dm . ac ra * oe bases | one columnist's report last night | and T talk to her mother every’ all, it's pretty hard to arrange a | | Africa. > "isa te betomes ; a oe 8 eS eet? | that Debbie was going to mail her day.’ wedding date when you're separat-| Miss Ararat will be kept jn her : “¢e your responsibility to decide in the Far East. »" : whether flowers shall idle ring back to Eddie. The columnist | ‘Fortunately, said Mrs. R. F. ed by 3,000 miles most of the | regular quarters in the main 200 ’ i A i be inal in « funeral “It was awfully unkind. I am | had uoted Debbie’ brother Bill, | Re molds, “Eddie knows r fe time.” | building. “~~ ‘garvioe, remember that flowers, symbolic of eter- . very. hurt. aa ¢ ihe onl aliaintaaseallbaamtiat — = mee ee es ee nal life and hope, have always played a part in ‘Eddie and I are very much in ’ : Bit’ most significant coremonies. a : ,#? 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