° ~ fihowers, Cooler { Detalis Page 3 . ‘SATURDAY, MAY 28, 195530 PAGES Holiday Death Toll 1 Ford Declines to Participate . in Contract Talk | § Turns Down Reuther Invitation to Sit In on Negotiations DETROIT (# — Henry Ford II today declined Wal- _ ter Reuther’'s invitation to join in the contract talks between the Ford Motor Co. ‘and Reuther’s CIO United Auto Workers. At the same time Ford, company president, said it would be. an “unforgiveable error” if the 140,000 Ford) employes were not given an. opportunity to learn. all de- tails of what he called the). “prosperity partnership package” offer. The offer included an oppor- tunity for Ford workers to buy company stock at half price, inter- est-free loans during layoff periods, some wage boosts and other bene- fits. The UAW called the offer “phony” and rejected it shortly after it was placed on the bargain- ing table Thursday. Ford sald he felt hig attend- ance at a meeting of the union's national Ford conference this afterneon would serve “ne use- ful purpose. Reuther, who also heads the CIO, extended the invitation in a) telegram jast night after‘ a UAW International Executive Board meeting. He asked Ford to attend a meet- ing of the union's national Ford Council so that “there can be no question as to whether the Ford workers will accept or reject the Ford proposals and whether they will strike in support of their own demands." Three European Milers Break 4-Minute Time LONDON @ — Laszlo Tabori of Hungary, and Chris Chataway and. Brain Hewson of Britain all ran the mile under four minutes today, Babori won in 3:59. Chataway, a London brewer, was timed in 3:59 and Hewson of the Royal Air Force ran it in 3:59.8. The race was an invitation in- ternational mile event held as part of the British games at White City Stadium. A crowd of 25,000 was in the stands despite a raw, d The track was heavy and the temperature was about 50. The race marked the first time Bers A thier geskFiis i Eisenhower takes evident pleasure above where he is shown pinning in the ceremony federal law enforcement.” Behind them, Secretary | of Welfare Oveta Culp Hobby and Secretary of the curity Medal on FBI Chief J, Edgar Hoover for 31 Treasury George Humphrey exchange a word. The years of “brilliant leadership in a position of great ceremony took place yesterday in Washington. the National Se- : - AP Wirephote A MEDAL FOR J. EDGAR HOOVER — President | responsibility and devotion to the highest ideals of Nation Salutes War Dead Over Memorial Weekend By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Americans began the Memorial Day weekend today. In many places across the land, in many ways, they will pause to salute those who died in battle. Some will march. In Newark, N: J.,-the annual Memorial Day parade Mon- day will honor Albert Woolson, 108-year-old survivor of the Grand Army of the Republic. / ,' Mi Rumor Folsom Replaces Hobby Seen Health, Treasury Aide Taking Over Welfare Post "WASHINGTON i» — Marion B. Folsom, undersecretary of the Treasury, was reported ‘“‘virtual- ly certain” to be nominated soon Woolson himself plans to spend a quiet day at home in Duluth, Minn. Some will sing. In the spectacu- lar Hollywood Bowl, 700 musicians and vocalists will join in a pre- miere of “The Requiem,” by Hec- tor Berlioz, in a three-faith serv- ice. Most will pray—en masse in churches, in family groups, be- side a grave, or in the quet privacy of a room once occupied by a boy. - In the Arlington National Ceme- tery near the nation’s capital, Vice President Nixon will place 4 wreath at the marble tomb of the Unknéwn Soldier Monday morning. | then deliver an address, The scene will be _ mirrored across the nation, at the Little Arlington National Cemetery. in Keokuk, Iowa; in the national cemetery at Ft. Bragg, N.C.,| wherever n heroes lie. President Eisenhower plans a quiet weekend at his farm at Gettysburg, Pa., scene 6f a battle in the war from which the Me- morial Day holiday stems.: The (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Press Will Publish at Noon on Monday ‘land County Chapter of the Red | dering first aid to the injured and Repeat Highway Only Few Non-Injury Accidents Reported as-Holiday Starts Warnings by police were repeat- | ed today as thousands of motor- | ists began jamming Michigan and Oakland County highways during the long Memorial Day weekend. Although traffic was reported stift relatively light at neon to- day, State Police and Oakland County Sheriff's department pre- dicted cars would flood the high- ways later in the day. _ Only a few minor accidents had | been reported with no injuries. Pontiac Police, which had ordered every available patrolman and police reserve on duty during the | 78-hour . period, reported no acci- dents within the city thus far. | CONTINUE CAMPAIGN . Meanwhile, the county's dynam- | ic campaign, headed by the Oak- Cross, continued its effort to stem possible deaths and injuries due to traffic accidents here. Thirty-four Red Cross volunteers are manning special radio cars during each of the four days, ren- reporting accidents, An airplane also is flying around the county observing con- main dispatch center atop Bald Mountain. . that 20 deaths occurred during the similar period last year and point- ed out every necessary precau- tion should be taken during the weekend, ; Police, advising drivers to keep [District Alerted {for Tornadoes {This Afternoon Detroit Issues. Warning Safety Warning | |a field in Grand Ledge. of Possible Twisters in S. E. Michigan alert covering Michigan southeast of a line running from the northeastern cor- ner of Indiana to Bay City, was issued at noon by the Detroit Weather Bureau. The Lansing Weather Bureau warned Clinton, Saginaw and Shiawassee counties at the same time to be on the alert for pos- next hour. Northwestern Ohio also was warned of “possibly a few tor- nadoes."’ When the warnings came, one tornado. already had torn through Eaton County and bounced into a Kalamazoo County community. Only one injury report and none of deaths, however, had come from the twister hit. The Detroit Weather Bureau said heavy thundersterms with winds up te 5 or 55 miles an hour would be fairly general throughemt lower Michigan in the afternoon, The tornade dan- ger should be past by 5 p.m. Severe thunderstorms are ex- pected until 9 p.m. The tornado tore through Eaton knocking down trees and barns, and none of deaths. along M43 east of Grand Ledge, DETROIT (#—A tornado| sible tornadoes within. the! County around 10:30 a.m. today, | Five Girls Are F inalists in Miss Pontiac Contest Five girls, from a field of seven hopefuls, were judged but Sheriff Everett Peck said there | had been only one injury report | Peck said the twister roared) M100 south of Grand Ledge and. in the Wolverine Ladies Open golf for which she totaled 86, for a 163 Devany. SALLY SINKS ONE — Sally Sharpe, one of the | Lake CC, was still just back of leading amateurs Wiffi Smith and Pat Pentiae Press Phote youngest shotmakers tournament at Forest Lake, yester- day ran into some difficulty keeping up with her fine 1st day's 77. She | is shown above dropping a 3-footer on the No. 5 green in Friday's round aggregate. Sally, who plays at Pine finalists in the Miss Pontiac then dipped into an area north- west of Bellevue. : Peck said the tornado's path was approximately 100 feet wide. Grand Ledge is 10 miles west of Lansing. ‘ : The tornade apparently fol- lowed a course to the southwest and hit again in the Woods Lake Community of Kalamazoo Coun- ty, midway between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, Henry Crane, a farmer living five miles northwest of Charlotte, suffered compound fractures of both legs when bis barn blew down on him. . The Ormand Wirth home in the outskirts of Grand Ledge was moved four inches off its founda- tion, but the stone, ranch type house was not knocked down. A boat being hauled on a trailer was picked off and blown into Former Actress Dies DETROIT (INS) — Mrs. Susie Majur, one-time English actress known professionally as Susie Fra- delle, died yesterday at her home in Detroit. She was 77. Bulletin The third round of the “Wolverine Women’s open tournament at Forest Lake Country club was postponed at 1 p. m. to- day. Due to heavy rains and storm warnings, the third round will begin 11:30 a. m. Sunday. Starting time for the alert and drive slowly, warned mo- Monday. final 18 holes is 1:30 p. m. | crown. Geraldine Bennett, 17, of | Looney, 18, of 23301 Walton Marshall St. The five will be judged for social grace at the home of Martin at 8:15 p.m. Thurs- day. | Final selection of the titlist and her court will be made Saturday evening at the King Brothers and Cole Brothers Circus which will be playing on Walton boulevard that day. , Raiph T. Norvell, Pontiac Chamber of Commerce president, will crown the winner at cere- monies following the judging. The winner will receive a $150 wardrobe and runners-up will be presented bracelets, Miss Pontiac will vie with other winners from all. over the state for Miss Michigan honors. If she captures that crown, she will be ‘entered in the Miss America Con- test. Sponsored by the Pontiae Junior judges are Earl A. Maxwell, per- sonnel director, GMC Truck & Coach Division; James F, Spence, secretary-manager, Pontiac Manu- facturers Assn.; Dr, George Pet- roff, physician; Mrs. Melvin C. | McPherson, | Business and Professional Wom- ‘drama of Euripides, “The Megea.”’ _ | times in perspective and so to ap- - | preciate the significance of crime «(In Today's Press. ing became clear to me th the reading of an ancient G This enabled me to see my own reporting today, Buliding News ........ 154hru 21 Chureh News eee eee ee eeeetee a8 County News ed ” Editorials ee eb DREN e OH en DOH eEe a7 : Sports guepenewedest vanestdises ae ¥en Peete tee ee ii, 1%, 18 m . aos "TV & Radio Programs ....,., 29 Wilson, Kart OR fe oh nH There has been a very percepti- ble stiffening of public’ opinion on crime in recent months. Why? Because people have read about all the crime they pant to in the { ii Mt 3 & iz Za ffs $7 z * g z g ater last night, moving one step higher in competition for the Miss Michigan Title and perhaps the Miss America They are Janet Anderson, 22,.of 834 W. Huron St., 106 -Augusta Ave., and Charlotte Stark, 17, of 365 S. Contest Chairman James A. Chamber of Commerce, contest | | van, fighting to control it as it Contest at the Oakland The- 60 N. East Bivd.,- Barbara Blvd., Jean Serravalle, 21, of 4) Dead So Far {Across Nation; ‘State Counts 5 National S tobe - | Estimates 360 Traffic — Fatalities for Weekend ! li HR F i Runaway Van Kills 7 in West Truck, Trailer Careen Down Frisco -Hill as Brakes Fail | official investigations were in pro- gress today with the aim of de- termining the exact cause of the runaway crash of a huge moving van. The van, a ten-ton truck and gailer loaded with furniture, careened down one of San Fran- cisco's steepest hills on Clay street from Nob Hill to Chinatown yes- terday, killing seven persons, - tank exploded. Damage was esti- mated at at least $100,000. ’ The driver, William McCandless, 530, of Davenport, Ia., rode to his death in the cab of the runaway reached..a speell ¢atitnated at 3 miles an hour, SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Four{ a s = 1 Al gn het * > ° f we, 2 iyi) et? ii | B2cisat pH iz i femal tee eee fg Lite La a Z° 33 lie ae HE 2 2 il! ] ry eel iy HIE Ne -f te AEE i es Al et ee tniptn eg fle HHI ‘ale } Oo wn } a Hi LE ui 14. ih, il Hi Pe fy Rane . bly ii Gs ata! 2 fg Hee 5 nl | oes eet ooh siete ape d ity Ell bailey 0) hdl & 2. ‘ c : < t sas ‘i 28 a 3 g tals ge Z graze ga itt [ii ath TH ae (a fdatel, Ht ay gg Ptacdties Flu "in if) wi OL Haj iy aa ope: rh al i EB jena 2093p i uit et tit Ha {8 80 1: a RAR tis ify a stati TEE sit HGH DET Th : ar ie AO ne Peal lane BREE Le Ete jag] Sx lie Uh te ih aad liilielgae 438 ee TAGE Hise aa Ute Sa a bali] feats Be iS 2 tal a Ll Fa ceeititti [ze uae ali Bie nai ES i iis Bipattilag hal TEL ; 3 2 B flea 3 if Teast rita 5 ti ; u = sigisiisey:d bis TST er eh = ise a te 6 is let ally te Ff ii i == ene ie nEe os eajt HH Ay Lee i A bs E Piatti - Eraahi uy SO HE Eta or api tasadl 3 petty} itt 5 ie bu : Hf 25 Hi +t: aa a 5 ep} He z fl & ir ? bite! ‘ft dit de Hh % 3 s 205 tsi Phat ii 5 134 Be atts ut rf i oe + hi aie e it. i UE ce i ns 1 HET : i Ht Hi 3 — = iE pte ls gh ees rae eer Rye sete ese ln ZB Y ib ft boar g2 lh a ie pipteayte SIE HAG ake + is nS SE HI any +H fly =-L is Bt ii fl Hele, fit nie 3 c 2244 : rE) HS 8 iilneiaall ay i gang Hei ale yg tif i ee tal dae ita e LP $eE Tae ip mo 333 ; ae lr i ili 8B. ‘it Ee Hit ge E- 3 fl dye ysl Gi 2 BIR te ee! slits i ai GH lag alt Mlg bs Lalli a , el li Yo juliet ex 5}: 4 i it iy weed tie i ar rth TAL fast a td Hyty iy se ile 3 3 1H Hl sti it md Hu get ‘ita : Hd 5 SHEE Tis Hut! 7 . git fils ‘th t Hy as |e 4: Hts i tal Hi gl at rapt ae a APB er uf Hy i, seep iia ne ib itp al lez a Ee Hy nae 2 diss j hi au i uy . uu : flis i] 2h ay ell ad ee fate ' i] : ‘Se sili: ‘all TE : yi tat ai afl i ee ah ine eid ll BES uh tills lati eet 4a) fl tpl fl ‘a = i a Str 38 gs vs & ss eel | HY ui 1 iy ee a ie ia eee Flee ah inf Hi i i af si H yy bac & Bs s3 “<=> os Hii 7 afi By pie , Es j F iii (apere i ul: df 43 Sif a aS i gf ios ity sie ia Prat cs§ ie Hilts if Lea A Be eit ub af 1 Te “ww aia : z ii iis opal ie 3 itl LHe re eet P ifs 1 f afi eaatfit siz. £45 Th LE 7 oe ee Blza, Hise iis! 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The Saginaw Grain Co., a mam- L : | = PAINT DOLLARS 60 gm TIMES AS FAR hs an a | | i : Hi i i i Sanctioned by Your Local BERRY BROTHERS | : : -Land-O-Lakes tien Saw On, Suthing READY MIXED HOUSE PAINT ; Racing Association Soar aeoes soanaes ay einen es eS eae oe + [| Wolohan, : and winter ‘contraction, a AT THE NEW : The elevator is equipped to , Colors stay new - looking j BRO ROTHER, longer, un der adverse . weather conditions. ein - to apply. | HOUSE PAINT |: S$ 29 White : Gallon FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! GAY-DAY SPEEDWAY |2 <2 2" NORTH OF PONTIAC ON sera: reer ‘Lake Angelus Road off Baldwin te fey use THIS Sunday, May 29, 1955 || crcmay 2 soe = OUTSIZE: HEAD AS were ; 4 A peel —_ LIVING FRONT DOOR TO BLOCK THE Py NOTICE fooded the elevators. | + ENTRANCE TO THE COLONY. FOR A MEMBER y: TH i [G All Owners of Stock Cars LO.LRA. Wolohan‘said grain brought into| DESIRING ENTRY, THE PASSWORD SEEMS TO BE A $7% 100% Nylon sampled weigh- E e —— Lake Orion pears =e igh A rEW KNOWING TAPS FROM TH Hin cn.8 4 Inch Paint Brush | $760 Guaranteed Purso—Against 60% Gate || He Se ee in ©) Modified hard t at ae Hokces Wk Desens cleaned by a washer ‘. : RE H ik | e2 E : r f i : fi planned . Pittsburg, Pa.,” showed seers Resents Comic Card |Sscumesr Ices ror. $' 99. x wet! With Smoky Scene av om ont Chevs. and all competing on the 3/8 flat |) wash —_— a phoneme ©) banked oval at high rates of speed. A thrill’ minute, {| wheat per hour. With the Purchase of 2 Gallons of Berry Bros. Paint = H e . M, dried, a i T hari t . ay | | Seren riat Race at 230 | Sdes earan' ea Get Em Bock Agel ‘seceyssea'| Oakland Fuel and Paint . job. It dry 1,000 bushels of wheat in . SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1955 = f}»=. : a good deal, 436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-6150 On New Resurfaced Track Corn ie detoured through 1 of 2 |Si5th8 to a :; Children under 12 years old edztid tee i ot 13m bal poe oar. Coe be ote ADULTS $1.10 INCLUDING TAX || bere wticn tree tem into = | Oo ot those ash, Po Ae ae is over-taxed on occasion and ship- | Good. _ Announcing GRAND OPENING OF. Ls | $993 DIXIE HIGHWA Blando 3-4089 DRAYTON PLAINS OFFICE To ‘bring a new and different. Credit Union Service 8 Je. ° Whet ? Refrigerator CLOSER to those Pontiac Motor Employees and Pontiac if you don't need It... Sia ta Motor Federal Credit Union’ members living in the | — Musical Check Waterford Township, Drayton Plains, Clarkston, Davis-— GET RID OF IT — oa | burg area. | | - et” eS Furniture Typewriter st Someone can use what you don’t need rags. ee ° SELL IT FOR CASH dl : Movie | _. DRAYTON PLAINS OFFICE WITH -A A WANT:AD_ 3 ee HOURS i mbes se Monday, Tuesday dnd Thursday, 12:00 Until 600 , To Place Your Went Ad Dial FE 281 Friday, 12:00 Until 8:00 Saturday, 9:00 Until 1:00 CLOSED ALL DAY, WEDNESDAY” THE PONTIAC PRESS ‘Women's Section — SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 At Frederic L. Ward. Home 4 “a PAGES 6-7 1905 PHS Graduates Hold Reunion Fourteen original members of the 1905 Pontiac High School graduating \gjass renewed old ties Friday evening when they gathered with their families for the unique purpose of holding their 50th an- niversary reunion. Held at the West Huron street residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic L. Ward, (the hostess is the former Marguerite Wisner, an ‘05 mington, and Dr, and Mrs, Frank| Clara Nusbaumer of North Sagt- Morris of Cass City. naw street; Grace “Pr of PONTIAC REPRESENTED Mrs. erne Pontiac residents who Were pres- ent included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Seeley of Oakland ayenue; Mr. and The class notes that it is through Mrs. William Backenstose of Ori-|s#,. “enthusiastic and skillful di- ole road; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. rection of Miss Laura Efferts that Adams (Mamie Bergo) of Chand- closely ler avenue, and Laura Efferts of graduate) the evening included | Orchard Lake avenue, dinner, followed by an informal Patricia McKellar, daughter of students Omar Bradley and Dwight <= Mr. and Mrs. D, Eisenhower. William GREETINGS SENT ; Hegwood of ; yom East Pike é) a. street, became “2 the bride of a . i hed “ William oie at uw | Carter at 10 es o'clock this morning in- St. Vincent de Paul Church. The Mom Pays ~ Rew te - ES ae : al . , . _ se " & bridegroom is for the Sins ‘ 2 AS o read saagh ing <> gg homely ‘ Sais a Mr. and Mrs. ' eriginal work honoring each of the = . ae John of Youngster ore x - 3 . == a , : : ps *e =. | SPECIAL GUEST a . obertson of Neighbor Ignores ae ' cue | A special guest was Dr. J. P.|_ os East avenue. , * bal -. MRS. WILLIAM CARTER Patricia McKellar Weds William Carter Today A ballerina length gown of - composed of white carnations and Chantilly lace over satin was worn| stephanotis in colonial design. by Patricia McKellar as she ap-| The bride is the daughter of Mr. proached the altar of St. Vincent and Mrs: William Hegwood of de Paul Church this morning to! East Pike street and the bride exchange nuptial vows with Wil- | groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. liam Carter. | John Robertson of East Long- The 10 o'clock ceremony was'| fellow avenue, performed before an altar decorat- | MATRON OF HONOR ‘led with bouquets of white car-| Mrs. Dwaine Church, sister of nations and giadioli. The bride wore a single strand E P oe a of pearls and a headpiece of | a = : “4 be : nyton tulle trimmed with seed | © vY ' ¥F Z ? a 7, Pe 33 ns F Seg fa is { n | is. The bridal t ane | 7 E : : zg or Tes gay + Badetdtion |S aee a8 eo Peete. . was & Recalling a humorous incident that carried them back| a vd, treasurer eae Ike the matron of honors. She to “the good old days” were (left to right) Dr. Frank of the 1905 Pontiac High School graduates who celebrated | Annual reports were given by the Plans June also wore a strand of pearls and "| Morris of Cass City; Mrs. W. C. Randall of Birmingham; |*heir golden anniversary with a dinner and social gathering | report 7 . Fe tien ecg — | Mrs. William S. James of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Frederic L.| Friday evening at the Ward's residence. In all, 23 class-|>® ; Ca rd Pa rty Perenrigy ee a os Ward of West Huron street. 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Aihe Giks dit af SE id it oop Te | at ii ee cape Sgatte reerdete Sully Hy camel iG] 8 22355 oie) RUTH ple nL ae pill ‘ MAR Hi it « " F a . * . . ¥ ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28. 108s Rises From Sick Bed to Give One of Best Shows _t . : : ™y, |20-Voice Choir to Sing Delt... | Co . ]}|;t New Hope Boptist Dr. D. A. Poling nfident Living , : Fi 1S 2 ‘doeeaenaneatss: 7, Rev. cory Seer Sal : Co You, Too, Can Call Upon! Ind yeminars 4 United > es ; 7 Ld 4 a ; at New ; tt ks M | ; : | , é mite a) | ‘ear iets aun,” |ANIGCKS MOVIES (Reserve Strength in Need to Be Presented + , ee wit rte cl mai Pat| Christin Herald Editor! yatam Jane's me ote west men 5 Presbyterian | | SERVICE IB. Reed bas been pastor ot the| Assails ‘Prodigal Son,’| known. Doctor, Perr agrthe ggasi igevinaiervie re Dr. Nathon Ackerman) > — a Elder C. L, Morton of the Hollywood Picture pearly these, and the reference books tell us that his “fascinating to Discuss Relationships » Churches 2 — en. Winteor Cutees eae __ | Sate gad le ewad culture end commopotian cutiook made him the of Family » > 4 UNITED Fy will speak at 8 p.m, Monday, By Religious News Service hogan gece gee alos ta Al | ; > ASCENSION dese De ne eee ee ee ee he Crenten Corn of Det The Teeth of { ane Wins and Lorraine, || Dr. Ernest Marks has been ap- . rahahge preg Everyone knows that there is both season, conducted by Nathan W > Forbearance in Love - § Sunday Seheet 10:00 a. Me pelated exteutive divetier ot Fees eoeae isan a | Ackerman, M. D., of New York | 4 Gasuep, Poster byterian Village, Detroit, to suc- as we struggle with the difficulties of | Ci > OAKLAND AVENUE ceed Mr. Edgar Downes. Pres- life and they seem to throw up a block beyond | j hag Sly aprainar botaaptr pit | : : PA bysecion -ibege eb dome Set — a ee 8 ee a ot Gam Teal Oakland at Cadillac 4 "he penn oar including aad rs give up. This experience is what James called Interlocking Pathology in Family > Theodore R. Allebach, Paster’ : LUTHERAN CH || tacilities. agertueent cottage meeting the first conscious barrier of fatigue. Relationships.” P Bible School ......11.20 a.m ¢ : -.._ desiym: at Fourth Dr. William H. Marbach, pastor But, William James also said that .if we will The Seminars, sponsored by The |p, Worship = Oe a a 10:45 a. m. Moming Worship || % First Presbyterian Church, re- ‘project our faith and our energy beyond this Cornelian Corner, are arranged to| “LEARNING FROM OUR ¢ 9:30 a. m. Sunday School cently participated in the dedica- = first conscious barrier of fatigue we come into an DR. ROBERT A, COOK ,|augment professional knowledge |} HEROIC DEAD” 4 George Mabder, Paster FE 5-0406 tion of a new building at Presby-| One who spoke them, that —_ area where otir fatigue drops away and we have - gay professional. thinking. y Evening Service ....7:30 pm. § Sater tae ret Ss P| pean set meses moms vee weve WOT Leader | sano ca St. John’s Lutheran ( ae ae panties toaeured. © ane | Lass, vaume|p JOSLYN AVENUE 9 » John’s Lutheran Church hold the parable to be sacred, it He tells us that we can push beyond this first barrier of book, in the Chureh House (Cran-| _— American Letheran Conference (Nettenal Latheras Counct!) — tatigue when, we practice extra faith. And © “4 | brook road entrance), Bloomfield | ~ Jeatyn ot Third P a Beast of Chany Se _ |] “We stmpty will not be silent ecg an a gorge nary eral yrohanighhan ver dq {0 ADLISTS| zm woes Soa se to | een ee tn the face’ cfu growing deluge | the people who do the fatigue and that from two to. four o'clock in the | Bible School ...... 9:30am 4 Pine iy 11:00 ‘]| of evil on the ie great things in Mito are these whe pase afternoon. “TP Morni ‘Deve weber eeerenen ees a a. m. screen. beyond these barriers. ‘ —_ Dr Robert A c k “ : s orning Service cielblaarsise 10:45 4 ; Rev, Cart W. Nelson, B. D., Paster pans SS 60m The editorial will be published § The great Ss Lie ay Dr, Ackerman was formerly | > “THE ENABLING SPIRIT” : ; in support of an article in a later | Qne day he opera star, Enrich Carups, was an exumple of this. Directs Youth for Christ | “zecter- Council Calla Develop: , Evening Service 7:30 goomomegr ss gre ——————— == | issue of the magazine, “Look What y he was so sick he just didn't know how he would manage | International — Ie > GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH follywood's Doing to Your Bible,” | 1°, £°* out ot bed Ot performance that night. He lay in bed until a Beerd of Gunre- |p AUBURN HEIGHTS § : - by J. C. Furnas. past seven when they came to him and said, “Signor Caruso,| pr Ro : = 4 Comer of Genesee and Glenidale —___ you must go to the opera house.” Y oes eo His present activities include At- |? 3456 First Street p Serv ices at 9. A, M. and 11 A. M. qgiimas College recently learned | PREPARES FOR CURTAIN TIME ee ee cae cane nen tending Psychoanalyst, Psychoana-|P > "ervey McCann, Faster ¢ Rev, Oito G. Schultp—Speaker 1 of the 3,848 men students Sie pulled Manas . a key man in this youth | lytic Cline, and Assistant Clinical | P pip! School : Sunday School—9 A. M. and 11 A.M on its campus are married. it up from his bed, in agony and almost blinded |TEVING 1,"79 "crete, “mat gueak Professor of Psychiatry, Columbia| P Wors Sei) and IlIA.M. fiz . by, pain. They took ‘him to the opera hevse ond dressed him as he |or whe ‘First Beotht’ Couch en University; Visiting Protessor of |/P “yen MLS am 9 7 1 Pontiac Utility Center on his couch in the dressing room there. At eight-fiftee First Baptist Church on/| ‘he New York School of Social| Py. MEMORIAL STONES* FIRST a caller Games and Gamouael, “Moat » | Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Work, and Tulane University, New |p auth. Fellowship 4 fr CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 11% North Saginaw St ke , “Signor Caruso, you must go on stage.” | De Cook Is | mma |Otetns: Lecturer in Education, |p Meeting 08 pm. 4 Corner East Huron and Mt Clemens st Mill St, Pontiac Sunday School 11 A. M. 0 'seed n thn wings, emaling tts oun, he pulled Memes world as a speaker, guthor, song ee ee als DRAYTON PLAINS Malcsim K. Burton, Minister Lawrence D. Graves, Asse. Minister Sunday Services 11 A. M. a Sy and faith plunged his mind and his | leader, youth director and pas- — gph gg denderaciga ' > Sunday Morning Service, 10:30 A. M:. Vor Unity Becks ‘and Literstere ao ee of fatigue, rushed onto the stage and gave | ‘°F Together with Dr. Billy American’ Paychopa: , the | P waiter J. Tecewtssen, Jr, Paster 4 “MEMORIES OF A FULL LIFE” - Call FE 29-1900 After 4:00 P.M. greatest singing performances of his career. He had Graham of Monitreat, North Car- | sociati thological As-|> _ . > She on Box Dineen. fs ar found strength within himself to overcome his difficulties, - vice president of Youth (oe ae ests for information =n y a SS am ais : Christ International, he has orship ........ 11:08 a . SCOTT LAKE RD. epee eres saries A. Lindbergh, writes in his book, | SPeembeaded the growth of the Ruehle $235, Bishop, Detroit -24.|p T sg pate: : — us ASSEMBL about his desperate fight against sleep as movement imto country after | Mi ee 24, |» Mr. Rey Lindahl, Jr. : —— ¥ OF GOD |) be crossed the Attantic on his history-making flight. He longed country. Michigan or telephone TUxedo | > reach 4 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH oct Sees Lake Ba. Des aaa ks ie ae oo eo He has captained a three-man Se ‘ > Oakland and Saginaw. By | Pe Tee oy dak tt ka pe wag.to den, tia eed mann apriaia | at ne Ob Oot tal ne] ee Mh Raenes lb P shanna dire Sa iac. Michi si : ty 2 7:38, mia-we, || death. So he drove himself past these fatigue barriers and, he reports, trips to Europe in four years di-| Presidents on Mt. Rushmore in| > yer and Study Hour = ¢ Pontiac, nigan 4. at Bs a vat he seemed to sense the prsenc of another rected World Congress on Evan- | South Dakota wear away at the 4 R ' { self, a new personality. gelism at > ev. H. H. Savage, Pastor Gam LEAVE FATIGUE BEHIND at Cannes, France, Brus-| Tete of 1 inch each 100.000 years. Reamoo » Rev. W. E. Hates, Asti Por FIRST UNITED General Lindberg, like Caruso and James, learned that resident He ‘also headed. the Stxih World — a Our responsibility—the World; Our PENTECOSTAL CHURCH in each of us there is a glorious undefeated personality which we can Congress on Evangelism at Tokyo, SAITH BAPTIST CHURCH ; resources— OF PONTIAC - bring into Japan in August sen Williams Lake Rd. . the Word | “ play when we drive beyond these cartier barriers of fatigue. Seed an neesae this teatte SUNDAY SCHOOL ......... _ at oa Bowert Suet =. . RSHIP ee elec cseccceees. : SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M. Everyone Welcome! Whee you've’ as ___... | Wheaton College and Eastern Bap- | SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES --.... ee (Classes for All Ages) Gist Hi ticked.” that’ tired, discouraged, defeated about to say, “I’m | tist Seminary, Cook moved into YER SERVICES WED AY P.M. School ye00 A. M. . s the time to really pray and believe inner power will Youth for Christ work following | Rev, Al Kasten, Paster == 7:30 P.M. : MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M. Dr. Robert Cook Presents . . “Youth for Christ International” find reserve assets of and LaSalle, Illinois, ~ a : EVENING WORSHIP — 7:00 P. M. = As assistant director and song 1 "We Welcome You in Christian Fel pe “MISSIONARY TRA | | ad | leader of Chicagoland Youth for , al Ch 7 on : : LAVELOGUE Holds Memorial Saasaseune Gp vs ts prvsmet atets Centra ches. 8 tian econ Church e : ° : . ‘ 0288 2 : Day Services Cook has conducted city-wide and SUNDAY ——e rr er 10 A. M. ~ ony Two of the four church choirs To Youth for Christ leaders he i “PENTECOST, THE BIRTHDAY OF. i Se . } the anmual Memorial Day services isratvely, he recta the 200 snc “mecentener” . . p servi Youth for Christ rallies which |} Teun Mesting. Teanday, 10 P.M. : : A Letter To Our . "te. Dui Chi, ected reach ah eatimated illon Young eee ey eee fe —\ NON-CATHOLIC Nei goede oe Bn Slee q | music. : , (\ THOLIC Neighbors artunrers Paul iteren | Central Method . mes r Catholics snd non-Catholics, ss 8 dedicated June 1, with candle vat Lote Cumch, Suime @ 945 A. M—CHURCH SCHOOL nie, gn sns Sinus Sees Paster eS lon and reception gt Fourth Streets, was recently or 10:45 A. M—MORNING WORSHIP door: t0 each ocher and often be- 3 Richard Borchert was named “PLUS ULTRA” See APOSTOLIC CHURCH fj ae eto rr Fgh side by si on every b de : vata ee Broadcast WPON 11:00 A. M. same shops and factories... r00¢ , ef Gus Beck will serve ‘as recep- Youth Fellowship 6:00 P. M. for the seme baseball teams... do ST tionist. : business with one another in « ; . Along with the officers, was pi a ae ray de 458Central = call on abecntee, members and THE CHRISTIAN TEMP a og oe Sees neetae Services Sunday, 10:00 A. M. prig t sehne Ay phy Ma — ciation bes nga under- 00 be. — Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7:30 P. M. Jake Schaefer and Mrs Case. ee eS pe yr in reli- Ic is also important to you We are in: doctrine, Baptiem in Jesus In addition to its regular class Sos ton ier, eae —e sancliy, baeeek, of Sues tune Name, Holy Ghost as New Birth. Jesus as the periods from 9:30 to 10:30. every 9 ce natant aad a corresponding absence Chnsch, For ualams gon dn, yun ral ss meeting on the _ You to Memorial Day good-will ; cannot know whether the Catholic | on Bp | ne Eee ee es 9:45 A. M. Worship—Communion—Sermon NT Ee ee bantune. Sreaatty jasn Chania te The Christian. and Me- Gans tienes The officers he 9:45 A.M. to 12:15 Children’s Church a sore fle ident abou Cath. mivacion. You cant ine oe au a Missionary Ray erg cman wil eon te a ah a or reject Catholic | aa : Monday preceeding business _ Fe cy beara yo rin lb Alliance Church eee ee. cs aaajaal| . vetenonseeane Ormmrtbee things happen behind conventwalls A distinguished Catholic Green St. Near Orchard Lake Ave. ~ Tl rnsenea vert Jr. Mrs. | plan of action which 1 will detiow a me ——— +» that do not believe in sishec author , . Dalgieish, Mrs. Elliott D. | under the guidance of Rev. Geo. _ AFriendly Place to Worship “ks Bible... thet Catholic eesching hes writeen.“A Lecter to a Friend ‘ Rev. G. J. Bersche, Pastor Barling, J. Lester Brown, Samuel| Mahder, pastor of St. Paul Luther- ont is pure superstition and the Mass hplire Hearty wombs | : : || Bor, Sas, Pres Anderson, |= Chore , nothing but mumbo-jumbo. been in the form of unday May 29th, 7:30 P. M, pete = hrggen—wiesrage Samal ag : : prpberiees ge puaciiy which cso. be read in ioe ts ise Price, Gilman A, Green, Mrs.| Song Film to Be Shown wpom: things Bot eaongh el ge ee ig P. Dangeety, Mrs.| | The Oakland. Youth, Fellowship | ? lation eo cause some sincere and Hicks, “Sing” at Silvercrest ne 1196 Joslyn Avenue a fnon-Catholics to look Dr. Church, 2562 Dide Highway, Sun- ‘ upoa paren cg day at 9:15 p. m. Invites You to ager to feject Catholic A film, “Songs of Fanny Cros- ; vestigate ges ed by” featuring Beverly Shea, bari- a Series of * 4 —s tne singer wit ity Graber wal GOSP 7 1a Foe rl av tre OSPEL HEAR EVANGELIST BILLY ORTEN if g ead & é gx i i i i i i i i © FREE © METHODIST CHURCH G7 Loleyette Se. (2 Blocks West of Sears ( , A i : . 4 « YOUTH SERVICE ........ See WAM @ We'll Look For You! 1AM .» 00230 P.M. THURSDAY MIDWEEK PRAYER, 7:30 P. M. 29 W. Lewrence Street CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ——— SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY . — ~ “ANCIENT AND MODERN NECROMANCY, ALIAS MESMERISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED” Sunday Services and + pucieg tek (1 2 East Lawrence Street Open Daily 11 AM. to § P.M. Friday to § P.M. “A CHILD'S HEALING” Station CKLW—800 Ke. Sunday 9:45. A.M. 10:00 A.M. Sundey School TONIGHT 7:30 SUM. 11 & 7:30 P.M. pywrevwrwewvwTeT ewe Sunday School 10 A.M. PMerning Worship 11 A. M. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i di we 13 Young People to Be Confirmed Sunday Morning ll el i i i i i i i rr ~~ TT wTeyYrwTeyTyVTYY i i i ili 'TTyTtle > REV. CHARLES 8. MAHER i lll A Gravel - Breaking Ceremony : aD ili : ; 3 ql Hi li : Z f ¢ : R if i i i e398 : ; 5 F right are: james Shelton, Roger Bergo, Jef-| Sherry Sheleton and Duane Charieton. : : and ener ez cae [Pontiac Pianist sae sz, ra [fo Give Recifal Vivian Scott, Graduate text, ber , to Play June 5 1 i ai TT = i A of Local High School | chase. lies. Bible Institute Group ZION CHURCH of THE NAZARENE East Pike Street 11:00 A. M. Worship Young People 6:30 P.M. Evang. Service 7:30 P.M. Sev. We. &. Vartan, Paster Lavers Sheffield, Mesie Director |[__ PARKDALE CHURCH OF THE to Present Concert . = — ous a. KE ees Te Parkdale and Hollywood, One Block West of Baldwin | Sunday School 10 A.M. Sunday Worship 11 A. M. Sunday Eve. Worship 7:30 P. M. Thurs. Prayer CHURCH CLOSED SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY REOPEN 7:30 P.M. Gaturday Eve. Service 1:30 P. M. Rev. Carl Downey, paster WATNE 8, WELTON, Minster -©=§ MARSHALL McGUIRE, Din. of Baste FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH 316 Baldwin Avenue FE 5-7938 FE 56-7938 The program will consist of } "den, Guan ond a soa 4 BAPTIST well as trombone solos. Services hg + The Rev. George A. French is|] waTzrrorp twr. nIGH sCHOOL dean and director of the group. 10:00 A.M. Sunday Scheel His ministry includes being raster, 11:00 a Merning Service Wrebbei ~ First Open “Lyeewm 10:30 A. M. fvening Service 7:30 Mrs. ae MeDaniels of waen Midweek Service 7:36 Invites You to Our Services 249 Baldwin Ave, FE 4-7172 1460 on Your Dis! Sunday from 7:30 to 8 p. m. Wed. Evening Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Rev. 8. Garner, Pastor 3 Lowell Baggett, Choir Director BIBLE REBINDING CHURCH OF CHRIST MILTON & TRUEX, BERALD 7:8 ©. M, Wednesday Eve. Service WAYS-Sech Sun, 1:00 to 1:00 #. 0. 9:0 4. M. Siaisy Berg perry . Rebtnweed Ave. First Southern Missionary BAPTIST CHURCH ¢ 365 East Wilson Ave. Sunday School ........ 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship .....11:00 A. M. -B.T.U. see ee eee eee es ee 6:45 P. M, Evening Wership ewoeee 7:30 P.M. 4 Wed. Prayer Meeting... 7:30 P.M. ‘Young People’s Bible Study 8:00 P. M. REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor Phone FE 4-8574 Alfitiated with Southern Baptist Conventioa- SUNDAY SCHOO. WOK MORNING WORSHIP IIS AM QVENING SERMICE 7:20PM re lita ccaang cs diLd, ciialudaereN ia etal — se ec eer arma ree a EEeemeimnenein 2. This was made possible by J i ea” acon lnc. which @ ist te schools, and Arthur L. McGrath, young talented artists. Pontiac Bible College meeting grew out of @ Collier Rd. at Collier Court gang fight which was Interdenominational in the bud recently. Classes for Everyone ae ee aa, es ee 5 oe on nae to be a good citi aor. Powkey what it means to have a police —— and how important it is to cooperate with the police. . ose ae = Sunday Morning ee ds ee oaienneereeiemsrrnsioalnss FIRST CHURCH of GOD 9 East Boulevard — South ef Leckeut Drive 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m, Morning Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Service _ For Transportation Call FE §-7768 os FE 4-1782 @. Eagene Ramsey, Minister — Gen. Offices: Anderson, Iné. -~ * Radic Brosdenst over WPON st 10:15 A, M. : Sabbath School ce bbadeereeseseee oAh2BO a.m, eee wee ee de wenee F p.m. - — =< teats = beteedaees dxapcsiee Dp. m. ’ Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. 10:00 A. M. Auditorium Bible Class “AFTER CONVERSION- WHAT?” |i Broadcast Over WCAR, 10:15-i045 = | Dr. Tom Malone Pastor 11:00 A.M. | What the Bible Teaches About Memory |B 7:30 P. 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He's only 33 now—he was 31 then—and he took of her for Look, he saw also thought she looked very chic,” he has said He didn't ask her to take off as m te ae OT ee ee His pet. po t shows her in a black terry cloth robe— her blond head and bare legs protruding. a x ek Impressed by the boyish, pipe-sm and his attractive wife Amy, an MILT AND MARILYN «e+ te saw her as a lady. _. HE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 CELEBRATE YOUR HOLIDAY in SAFETY and COMFORT! BUTTERFIELD Theaters PHONE FEO > OAKLAND: Bi MODERNLY AIQ CONDITIONED Power © Susan HAYWARD + @ewanwnse | Features Sundey At—1 :04-3:18-5:17-7:31-9:48 | ~ aoe STARTING : : ADDED ENTERTAINMENT— in “UNTAMED” T 0 MORROW TOM and: JERRY CARTOON CINEMASCOPE a | | LATEST WORLD NEWS TWO YEARS IN THE MAKING! A FORTUNE TO PRODUCE! and COLOR Spectacle! But Marilyn seems about to make a new and better deal| with 20th Century-Fox . .. thanks to the fortitude she got from the Greenes. Milton's always been an individualist. At Textile High School on 14th St., he flunked advertising—and alse pho- tography—because he rebelled against some of the rules. “One day in a photography class, I put @ plate on a radiator to dry. _ * *® *® * “Tt reticulated”—¢ame out with a lot of lines across it— “and I thought it was a wonderful design. The teachers only considered that I'd put a plate on a radiator when I shouldn't have.” z x «* k ® He photographed a statue of the nude Venus. “You can’t display that picture . . . it’s indecent,” one teacher said. . “That's ridiculous,” protested young Milton. He went away from there—te Abraham Lincoin High School, then, won a scholarship to Pratt Institute—and eventually became head of his own small advertising agency as well as a $50,000-a-year photographer for Look with a personal contract with Mrs. Fleur Cowles, Through MM Productions, Marilyn hopes to feather her nest for her later years. ~ “A lot of actresses are forced to do pictures they shouldn't because they need money,” Greene says. “She’s established a corporation which ene day could be worth a lot of money. She may have hit oil or uranium in 10 years, and she should own valuable real estate and be producing pictures and perhaps working with other actors and actresses.” x « * * What's a meeting of Marilyn Monroe Productions like? It’s very simple. Sometimes it's held at Marilyn's suite at the Waldorf Towers, sometimes at Agent Jay Kantor’s office at Music Corp. of America, sometimes at Greene’s studio at 480 Lexington Ave. - : One meeting—held at Marilyn’s hotel—ran: very long, at | .\my Green’s insistence. — - | x * * * 4 | It was on Milton’s birthday and he was being “surprised” | at his studio with a-party given by Amy. | Marilyn and Jay Kantor were under orders to keep Milton | at the meeting ‘til 6:30 but they almost ran out of business | to-discuss. ea : “I’ve got to go,” Greene would say, and Kanter would cough and say, “There’s one more thing I wanted to bring } . up... now what was it?” | 7 The surprise was a success and Marilyn was overjoyed. | She said it was the Se REREAD Be Se PES | * : Her Veep has thriftily allowed her to use his studio for | her offices, Under the name of Milton H. Greene, Photographer, Bon the door, was added Marilyn Monroe Productions . “Once again,” commented Marilyn, “I didn’t get top billing.” | That's earl, brother. .- (Cepyright 1955, Post-Hall Syndicate, Ine.) i Gun Powder Still Packs cs | Wallop After 174 Years ee eet ee ae YORKTOWN, Va # — Edward | old, It was probably left after the GB. Jelks proved that a cask of| Revolutionary War Surrender of LANA TURNER -EDMUND PURDOM tous CAL EER Sao ten apes Sarvaq He te oe ke ek ee TR RIK TIKI FO TOK KOTO tO kk , — STARTING RYE TODAY 2TH RILL-PACKED FEATURES—_9 - | OCR aN ee ; The Life and Death of a Reign of Terror! HAMPDEN: TAINA ELS - FRANCIS L SULLIVAN JOSEPH! WISEMAN - SANDRA DESCHER- Ss MAURICE ZIM ss ATH HR * mar HCHARD THORPE - nna y CHARLES SCHNEE . ~~ Also— Wyoming Renega Late Show Tonight at 10:00 “CAN MAN LIVE You ogre 9 1g the new kind of courage IN SPACE? SEE it tokes...for the men whe go—and the women who woitl RANDOLPH ScoTT .. AFTER THE KILLERS ‘Ten Wanted Men ALL WANTED FOR MURDER! Ves te cOLOR BY - oh nnate sgt TECHNICOLOR | ‘Told with ton tenes the enctement— ———— tan mes the spectecte—and ton Genes the action of oy “Feature at: 2:30 - 5:40 - 8:50 “Technteslo The sage of the immortal lawman Destry ... whe Ml hed: @ name to live up os eae ‘OF pe I) “PIRA Bek RO fe te te eH HK I HK KKK RRR KK KKK KKK KK KKK REA Heclehully Ai Conditioned ! eee a & a RMR KR RR HF MESES TELELILLLLLLLCLSS LeeLee See eee acne menses “The Eternal Sea," Steps 1 hayden. Alexis Smith, * ford ‘Impose Curfew Community Theaters |"... is Bo ae Bive “x Drive-In Sun., “ 6un., Mon.: “Davey Creckett,” George | “Tanganyika, Van Hef Ruth ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 _ Se Vet. Club Women | Daylty Switzerland | Albert Army,| Head for 2nd Session tradi-| of Annual’ Convention in Geneva . Montgomery; “Bad Day as Black Roek,” | man, y : : ieneee Tracy. : Tues., Thurs: oun pecot mare” Tues., Thurs.: “Dragnet,” Jack Webd; | Dick Powell, De i “ghe's Back on Broadway,” Virginia mg Anes, yaa oe we ” "Calh Walter Brennen Fri, Sat.: “Gangbusters;” “Master- | Rory Calhoun, French Police Clam son of Kansas.” George Montgomery “Them, James Whiemere, Bémund P Civie—Farmingten Gwenn. i Sat.: “Thunder Pass,” Tight Controls on Ar ea Dorothy Patrick; “Roogie’s Bump,” R Marriot, Ruth Warrick * * Sun., Tues.: “Jupiter's Darling,” color, After Rioting CinemaScope, Esther Williams; “Rome at Dawn,” color, Randolph Scott, Mela Powers. +) . PARIS @ — France clamped @| Wed. Fri: “East of Eden,” color, CinemaScope,; “Pasion,” color, Cornel tight police grip on its Central Wilde, Yvonne DeCarlo African trust terri 1 Sat.: “Boy from Oaklahoma," color, r : tory, of the Ca Will Reo nan Jr.; “Jungle Maneaters,” mefoons last night after five days johnny Weissmuller, Karin Booth. ; of demonstrations and clashes in Helly Be ~ Pechnicolor, Audie SETFs i z nual Memorial - Day parade om Federation of Women’s be dedicated to him Monday. 2 : : which nine died t.: “Destry, The General. Federation, world’s arn ‘ persons . Murphy Mari Blanchard a mS S | Reports reaching Pais trom the|xtnifs" wes, ‘Sina for of women with li million members in the United tory, which France adminis-| ‘Thurs., Sat.: “Wyoming Renegades,” terri . ters ay “Trechnicolor, Phil Carey, Martha Hyer; for the U.N., said atleast 80) .,rbote and Costello Meet the Key- ree ; r “ ore TREMENDOUS ers been arrested Hilis—Reochester rote Keystone Cops," “Outlaw Territory,” 0 erage imposed & curfew bar 1) 7Mtea.: me the Deck," Color throughout the area, located just cinemascope. all-star cast. — “| below Africa's West Coast hump.| | Tues. Thurs: “Man Without @ Star” * nm Jeanne . The cause disorders. whi Kirk Douglas, : began ouuay te Douala. : on vert gat, ypeasteruon we mates: » a , George Montgomery, Naney HY ; “Land of Furry,” color, Jack Haw- city of some 100,000, wag not clear. | yins, Olyanis Tenne . ‘ es * ¢ e4 land. Heures This is the first time that a The Cameroon trouble gat: King of the Khyber Rifles,” f . major women's organization has | pits, Cameroon trouble came as | cuamageope Te,"san "| Men's, Women’s, held a convention with sessions in “| moves: to cope with spreading ter- Gun, Mon: “Go This Is Feria” amex p this country and im another on rorist activities in France's North Suisid' of Palworin,” Jenct tea Corus. |f Children’s such a large scale. } | African “ Tues, Thurs.: “The Bridges of Toko- s In Geneva the delegates will be Agere and Moree. |Wa"e te ee set 6 APPAREL joined several hundred women . . es . representatives. of affliated chube Nationalist, bands were roaming | cet’ ‘aise? "aston Sayies_ ‘Biesnst ae in Britain, Western urepens cows Frome wosme, and tereiats wore [Sees Ben see om tries, the Middle East and Africa. | striking down victims even in the Sun., Twea.: “hnderwater.” Cinema- At sessions last night that more heart of the big cities of both Al-|Pect “om Mutt Weme, Dare GONDMAN’S or less ended the convention in geria and Morocco. on: Se ee nn ' : Philadelphia—except for a few get- Pord,, Ann Francis; Stormy Thorough- DEPT STORE Trailmobile built the first freight | “sun, wed: “Underwater.” Cinema- e | ad | trailer for motor vehi | Scope.” ' color, Jane Russell, Jeff vehicles in 1912. | Crdndier: “Jesse James,” color, Don 520 Ss. Saginaw $e. It was a pygmy by today’s trailer | Barry, Peggie administration had meneit : siven equal joo standards, carrying only 1,000) 2 ...:, MMO oi myungle FE 2-2784 Seen, ae WS an pounds of goods. Genta,” The Bowery Boys. | ‘contracts, | ee | DAAAPAPPADPDDD se A PANDA $ ] > 2. ” tech can, toe ae > 4 Woman Mayor $ FREE $ ; FREE $ . : 4 F 4 : Names Husband ; ; $ ; Imes MUSOAGNC | ie = —=—— | poeooids 7 ODAADADARA ADEA ADA AY New Mayoress LONDON @®—Mrs, John Bonham y Wag named mayor of St. Pancras S Thee a tay by naming FINNISH GIRL IN FILM DEBUT — Taina Eig, the prodigal son, the film opens Sunday at the Oak- | f | ° served as a councillor before her |™ “The Prodigal,” M-G-M’s spectacular Cinema-| dom, Lana Turner and Louis Calhern. that - . “ewer” i val i 1 | | fF fi 2 a & Thief to Eat Shortcoke | Salk Vaccine Potent 4 4 4 4 2 4 rrr yyy ‘wwe. rrr +S, cere- ; monial “Ghappy gold) YONKERS, N.Y, @—Every Fri- Cal TROON 020 =——_ —i(“‘“‘“‘“‘“‘éa <é“é‘“‘i#*“NS;ceepuddbedtedbedeedbneeddhedddedndedend ‘ Sn dunn poame-ee ar it Whaat Balt |ay more semet bat After Heat Exposure} ewww a trifle odd on © husky, balding makes a trip to the bank. He gets MILWAUKEE @® — Milwaukee’s , CO ss several hundred dollars for a knit-|S%K polio vaccine, unused be- | Councillor Fred Powell, leader| Residents of Shattered |ting mill where he works, pots| Sceuea’ is ami peteat, deapite ene : ) of the Council, suggested a better Town Duck Again From | in a brown paper bag and al-| posure to %-degree temperatures ) title might have been “mayor's hae Veleere’. ways follows the same route back. | after a refrigeration unit failed. x [gt we show you how you can |C™*tt.” but Mrs. Bonham would Menacing Twisters Yesterday, a thief, apparently) Dr. E. R. Krumbiegel, city 1% LOWY “nie Musto. ‘And what ‘does John Bonham,| UDALL, Kan. ue—New tornadoes | wayviaid ;| day he was advised by Parke, Da- ; : writer and broadcaster, think| hopping around Kansas, Missouri | 503. him, grabbed the bag and/ Vis 4 Co. of Detroit, manutac- LOWREY ' a don't stant tome ont wom jittery ai a turers of the vaccine, that although | Send your wool blankets to Pontiac Laundry now! We Set OROCAN hivasing Sones Sg ed berger cane ae ae oer, he hed made the sc fn pee ae wae Eee reese, will launder or dry clean them whichever you prefer. ‘ Jen Deakema, I shasht mia” bel gies wn eee four hours early yesterday. The} standards ’ | : : é “ pe —* aS second trip, he said, was to get| Sansa | We recommend our gentle laundering method for your Sold Exclusively by |, 0° tandon® teem sctivity which has ‘eft, at least Sma tae oa aa ¢ regular or electric wool blankets. All wool blankets are ALT GHER g ~ : rng oy — — — = 2 . , ag ter the city’s 28,000 a : returned to you individually packaged in transparent, : a ic Cc 0. Pennsylvania Child — aby vere tieenderstorm, Pontiac Theaters been one Leng Krumbiegel dust proof, moth protected pliofilm which preserves : , Di Sal A rash of menacing twisters} OAKLAND in a small, pilot program. the spotiess beauty until you are ready to. use Terms Arranged 1es After k Shot broke -_ there were no re] gat: “Untamed” Tyrone Power, ; ~ your blankets. FE 4.0566 Se RS a ce aan wea | Sian Hayward, CinemaScope. | Shades of April 15 Z Pennayt- prope , Sun. thru Sat.: “The Prodigal,” Open Mon. and Fri. vania hag recorded its first polio| minor, Many funnels failed to hit!) 1. Turner. Edmund Purd MIDLAND, Tex. @ — Street o FMe children inoculated with the Salk s. 6 8 . " love our little dependents.” vaccine. The first new ing—_ 40x30- STRAND . _ Philadelphia foot frame structure to serve 83/ Sat. 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THE HIGHLAND ROGUE “ Richard TODD ~ JOHNS » - An All Live-Action Picture coun gy TE HNICOLOR wan lo: aN SS ee ey: ES bom ges | ee D DAVID FARRAR BARBARA RUSH ||) immgageaaga HERBERT MARSHALL NTE, @ PLUS @ ‘The Sparkling Story 3 GOBS WHO TAKE GAY PAREE.. CO OH HF EDWARD SMALL . Davy Cro ok if 0.2.2.8.2.2.20.28.0.2.2.2.9.2.29.28.1 i Y tit 3 ‘ tM ONT ‘we AERY - | + ELLE EN DRE Si = RMR EEK EHH HY Lh. we i be as Re nt ee ee is ee eae ae %, oe Pe Ae Star ee a ee ee oe ee aE. oS a a Sea ie se de ee a ae 4 es eae Er et ae * © el Seals Se Maia Se. ae re Oe ie ey Gy, HOPE Re ey 4 og Se ee eee TESS OR ka Ee © eee ane THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28,1955) rs eres oe ss wt = Rowe us wn cues Hicks and Crocker Share Halfway Lead JACK SAYLOR which established a course rec- | back of Misses Hicks and Crock- times and won the Argentine | Calif., pro had 37-3875, Most of ye Sagrada, owedtg ehayocand ‘Busch, the club's owner—could not ; severa Bie here , -be reached, but sportswriters here| Marlene Bauer, who has been | ord last Wednesday. ler. Each booked 36-41—77 Friday. | championship 14 times. the players saw their scores rise, days ended a brief, | considered it significant that Busch | playing golf for 18 of her 21 years,| Strong winds and 80-plus temper : Witfi had 37 on the shoo aa Mik: but i gti in which ~~ a Boge Be = Stanky's defense | set a new. competitive record for atures sent some at the ae Mise Micks, whe régistered 5 cates wel. nwudeed he bend bet few Worn to 2 dropped seven games and/ as i uly during another | Forest Lake Country onites no birdies Thursday, waiteq wetil | en , a nie Randol Eddie reportedly displayed some | hot spot in his managerial-career.| Friday, But it gen Na nf he Solis ci hitting | {0 20th hele to bag ene Friday, ee ces ae | Som s time Bonale by ae vate In Rochester, George: Beahon,| Hicks, joined by Fay Crocker,| nearly every green in regulation | Pt she ndded another on 18 to [573% 76 for 182, ove Wahot bac ge ean day when J. G. Taylor Spink, pub- aoe & yong iat he the Wate half-way figures neurred her only at 153 are Joyce Ziske, Mary| around the hele. She hit reck lisher of the Sporting News, said| night he “S gene Mars that ary fod erine Ladies Open ae the 5th hole, while atrok- Lena Faulk and Carol Bowman, | bottom on the 48-yard, dog-leg in a copyrighied story’ that| Welker would replace Stanky with-|"igise Hicks, Palm Spri 2 [ae © ee ee Ne all. professionals. 1mm hehe, Ge 1 St. Louis Stanky's tenure as Redbird pilot] in 48 hours, omens tania a Sorina. Calif. . t __ es. Miss Ziske, the newcomer to the) 410+ paving trouble in the trees Pegg an degy ti oe et Walker left the ball park in the | ist round 72 ys 36-hole Bards se Par Out ee Fe gees ee ae Wisconsin. | and rough, she sent an approach pit we =. Vane eee os porenay gob ome gfineed “the bench Norin | manager. contests so far. And so when TODA ral year reign in the annoal cinder ce sie ie -. runs even Puttle himself. Bob Turley, who had ia cue 11:30 sn SEETIN TUO . Se with three homers and « double. rT . cuscaco _| Piete games, failed a second time ec et fa gg | Indiana qualified six, Towa Zauchin credited Williams with i33 SS ERIS make & six on May M, Be , | MEN ation Mrs Stricker." and Ohio. State five, Mlimois and invaluable tips last night after he ae 4 et ses Professor worked out the new enn taters 11:46 “Gare "Mosack, “Mes, Weies,| Michigan State four, Minaesota : went on a batting spree against wt 3 6 6 Greet 4 $i fermeia. : r 11:61—"Mre, Labisky, *Mre, Stapenin-| 204 Northwestern three, and Washington that brought him with-| Follips* $9 > Sements os The Yanks were a half-game out : PS ay, Wisconsin and Purdue two each. in one of the American League ES ae pein oer Since thea, “gg Sally Seasions. sek "| Owens’ records _ record for RBI's in a single game . tF mm ees they've scored first-inning runs in as is a i pee See ee liek ee nooo lg = Ge Resten weg GS ET wrt $$ 3 nine straight games and hit J1|. 12.12 Sonate Randolph, Mariya Smitm, | yard dash nai Sis: tines Donevan.p 3 6 @ home runs to win eight ti "Pat Devany. yard were bettered in the It’s great to have Williams | _ _., Ket 9 ee ngage mes. . 12:28--Alice Bauer | Maggs. Mickey | Preliminaries, and his 100-yard around,” Zauchin beamed in the} tosis ie it Totals 8 same formula lay ; a ee ere eee, peut, |1aeh mark was, tied twice—but dressing room, “While he's been} « Hell walked for Donovan in Wh, night, They rocked Baltimore for in id rugaie oT “1 | the coaches decided against-recog- working out I've talked to Wim! hicsge ....y...scouss 998 908 four ruse in the Sirs and Whitey 12:40—Joyee Ziske, Bey Manson, Betty | nizing the efforts because of heavy =, things, but Soencoveesvene IE Ge a} Ford a home / for his sixth ie : 3 Manh Qu li teed Hicks, Betty Dodd, ewitn winds which aided the runners. they've helped.” ‘ = victory, 6-2. .* : “ Pontiac Press Photes atta alifies | :: I. Northwestern’ : : Smaak; tr tome ia h-| 5 . eet, Groth. HR) Without the firstinning support, | 00-LEADERS — A pair of 148s today held the top spot in the Thole} 5 j e “4 ab Par Crocker. Poser Rie Rell a hy a 57 Me = pe evr : handed siigger, at on the bench |Denoveh. Carrengwel”. snd. Jacteon; Ferd sight not. Nive. ciatine’ Ns Ipdavieies Sesias Goan sett tourncy 20 Forest Lake's bariipens comety H in Finals: Today; | '*u" pie" “MT Nunneer. petand Gio gueva ti pace Gee : the 4 night majaners and Pain. Left— complete game. The Orioles . Tourney, which ends its 4-day- run Sunday, ced erday |” ions Get 1) _ | 6a—"Mre. Hume, ‘Mrs. Pox, “Mrs. yard seconds | Salen otter ons Hmph arbi s*, Detrait 1. B8—Denovan 2 got one run back in the first, and | Dy diminutive (above, right) Betty Hicks (Palm Springs Cait) and |. a Wi ” | cametecr ; se spec Ng veommaned 6 the active list from the restricted |s°r's° Nckn—Gessran 1-1" Chaksies on Chuck Diering’s homer ay Crocker (above) of Ureging. Yay Seda 16.0000) to go OMB] eto ote ae ned mark of 21.1. Then lowa’s Les | list by American League head- a | im the second. . |her Ist day's 74, while Betty carded 76 (38-38). She had. 72 the Ist day. Manhattan, the two titans of East-| 51)... ap Hardt Stevens made the straightaway 220- : Sates, eee Se ee ——. thik ee tne powee & Dotty had Sok pital out wa the'Gits grecn, above, old Voy bit Site) sce o, wat os never: ater P apne Op — oa aly sctSrae > og 22.5, 9 tenth : decided to Use pinch — the opening surge. tagging approach to No. 3 green in Friday's round "| Struggle today as’ ham- ; under Owens’ 226, ) ‘Baise . ua Ct * . Sere ae -& Saseeen homes i a: sti ee ee Classic Slated Peeper bbe. «saps | Zauchin, who had batted .214 and | | (0 ice hine-game stretch for Rodinton, | V7 17 kx "s Str t I Si . ] .| their twe-year streak broken by at-Pontiac Oval ‘Were clocked in 94 for the century _onnected for only one heme run a (5 eee me, with fe § AteEGy [S SLMPLE:| rem state iat yer, have 15 qual | reat ofthe Pontiac Speedway's| "Ebony -Anieape” who wes voted mes ear season, ae ye" nen on base, a « . i? : events, was voted bic ieeastemrs sri fot Preakness. |oxicaeerse'~ oct | Stick Foot in It and Go imams, Acer nor oS caltsont ema onl eae pees i : | : , as i aos F he 50-lap a-cuorun dosti ta tes Soares and Appa : ay ead dono at. Kanaas| INDIANAPOLIS w — Bill Vuko-, speedway car called a “‘roadster” peared to have a chance a4 sae pre oe te for. Ohio Saha a three-run blast in the fifth. | BALTIMORE w — Nashua, a | -'¥- place Chicago dropped | vich, who has a . = : This rated a tossup before : a 48 MPH wind The 23-year old, 220 pound first | TIMORE 9 — Nesiun, OW "game! to Detrot tnd Bi | Monday to become the first drive in ociag eicing bechape ‘the fob-| SUL aat wndan, way soslor A Sytt of ep Stee nea ing him in the 100yard Gash, and haseman who hit .289 for Louisville |t0 Tun jast enough and no mote | Hoeft w hile ‘clobbered | to win three straight 500-mile auto | _——.--— _~—«| day and nothing happened to prod Fs. the affair with « | Nash was aided by a 5.4 breeze, last season, had a chance to better to win when he can, meets a gang Washington 16-0 to take fifth place races, explained his strategy to- . oe _ _ | change the complexion of the meet.| final ne De ie ney Sige Officials said they felt the in- the Al. mark of 11 RBle held|of eight hoping he might cut it oe noskie Hout Paustin wme tl. fii a Pit «| Both teams suffered disappoint-| te pee ar Ranga struments were imaccurate, and jointly by ‘Tony Lazzeri. ot New| too fine in the 79th running of the | 10 runs with three homers—one a eo 8 | PTICHEr LOSES ments, laps and the wenal program of | that the wind was much higher Fes et ea enna ge aa lt a eel g Lig (ue es ee pals |r potas SS ates rem 1 : ' a , & ime ® w 3 ‘ _ “But in the seventh inning he| Were’ wondering why they and | adetphia’s streak with Herm Weh- grape picker who nas made a for- | , ‘ue Maths a tel Te yO the. first Tace at 2:30 p.m. Jack |terday, Jerry Helgeson ef, Minne: struck out on reliet pitcher Pedro others | had entries against the |meier the winner after Andy time at the Indianapolis Motor Spl 33 | er leadoff man on Werner's mie ti tober bebe eile ty Inet week soia won the discus with a heave Ramos’ curve ball. | ae ble Nashua except that so Seminick’s two-run homer tied it Speedway, He owns two garages lay team, a potential second-place being shaken up last week | of 150 feet 6% inches, Ralph Fes- Just I cn dig ena gid ot in the ninth. “3 and now competes oniy in the big) Bruce Dryer pitched a regulation fini ~ bel i meal ole fia senden of Mlinois, defending 440- Zauchin “Williams vademed saat gh tend In me race ae iis Sk no liter FFitey, sieht at eens «1 bat Se na alin to put in, 6 | Pontiac's Joy. Fale will be en ae apes qualified handily with 4 Sarees colt for Belair ~~ Eaglet aptures hg porn No. | Eamets ‘int ya A ath ; fooge rot ith aus —— org aia | hand fresh from winning his first | by Indiana's pesos moe ae ae ans set o Extra-Inning Test - - toy Herken ot Mises It's a year ardoon's Deiey sates hefe’t Settee pull Getending, champion Art. Pol- Suorsin sige ar eet eae stage for a great quarter-mile duel sak he'd Op fat inet Goaugh to jh Sestwinctid Woke te | OO". ees eet a from the 100, and send him| show. Others listed for action are| : beatthem.” inning enabled Orchard Lake St 1000 for himself snd| kien Spears of Gidley Electric | “Nese pe ene” Ron pecs Geaten : Nashun’s eight opponents in the | Many. Sue a te, nose nut Vukovich is well satisfied with | 7ielded 4 bits, but matched Dry- " he answered, “I don't | Cooper and Fellx Brooks, "| OM in Double-Header mile and three sixteenths Preak. | baseball champion, to nose out |the Hopkins Special Taracly "be. | St'# statout. In the top of the play the game that way.” =. | ‘There will be no racing Monday| Pontiac General } 3 hess aren't « really distinguished | Detroit St. Andrew, 3-2 in the Ist | cause Keck loaneg-Hopkins his two| “h Gldley’s Grucewall legged Apparently thought that | (Memorial Day). but the Pontiac | umes action te lot, bet saline, ane thay pies contest of the Catholic League ; ping his two | os a triple oad cd tome wR |i seul he eanperumantioe ae aie a | Sets Macca Sl Some could be taken alth m reigning | played a branes te Oe Grek wie Coon, it’s a Kurtis | te kame’s only run on Spear's [eal Verein ie cab emt, Pee et, week: tn ee ee oe gg : Kraft with Offenhauser 270-cubi- infield tap. : _ | @oach has done it in the past. trials.at 7 p.m. and races at 8:30. header against the Battle Oreek sce ine, four-cylinder engine, a special) Dryer fanned 6 in losing the; — A gee Fi = —— + | Behnke nine. Since winning its oe 1-hitter, while Spears inal Drill Sunday gers opener from Dearborn, Old Timers baseball club holds) straight games. Sunday's first Benied | its final workout Sunday, at Wash.) game ie scheduled at 1:30 p. m ington Junior High field. Drill runs Don Ernet : . aa Ff : : to r League Averages s ETERS OB nih ad ot st a | i } sie ea oa, ml x | “"‘"HE PONTIAC PRESS * SATURDAY, MAY 98, 1955 : “ nee pee -ONTIAG, MICHIGAN. oe SS our Neighbor’s House City Lot Size. Invite By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE —_— design, It tentures an open- ‘tin shape but is made What do you do with a city lot “pray . measuring 46.8 by 140 feet? Well- meaning friends told young Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Cur- ran that it was true that the property was in a fine location, . in a well-established neighbor- hood, but what home design would look right on such a nar- bath- room plan. They also have a full-basement with a spacious recreation- room now taking > _ Pontiac Press Photes +e fr. g th livi ini giassed-in activity room. home was selected by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curran with a ng and dining ye a on entrance is the group of clere- story windows placed over’ the front door which serve as an invitation to natural illumination as well as give an architectural note of interest to the house. A long window extending from the floor to the natural ceiling level is flanked with green plants. A closet for callers’ coats is lo- cated, too, at the front door. The living room, quiet and dignified in coler, is striking in ROCHESTER CONTEMPORARY — Located at 807 Fifth St., Rochester, this contemporary designed home built of California redwood and Krag stone fits on a TET ea Retina arabe de : : i Simin ee sles Sere ss = Eee - teat kad . = = Sc DEN — Mrs. Curran and daughter, Heather Sue, are shown dining room, Note the open plan of. these rooms. The picture at in the den which can serve as a third bedroom. The photo at the the upper right shows the clerestory windows at the entrance to” left shows Mrs. Curran in the door between the kitchen and the the Curran home. ; .. nds from’ floor to tt o e divider provides adde to both OPEN PLAN — The living room of the Curran home, done in is, flanked with greenery. Pictured Yooms. An attractive Dutch door t brown, beige and turquoise, ‘The fireplace wall is made | wall shows open divider which sep- kitchen onto the side lawn, GA This is crushed stone formed into long bricks. e left is th Ty 4 ot ig ig A REN Ei Ng ug i pe ie Be aight eee Sab _THE PONTIAC PRESS, oe. Se By eS te , t : we ye ie SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 v2 f - owweweeevrevrerTYTTTeT Pising, aR A a A Appliance—Fixtures Phone OR 3-2601 . OR 3-1483 Dixie ate To Buy or Sell in the ‘Drayton - Waterford - Clarkston Area : WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE 5600 Dixie Highway OB 23-1872 ee ee ee ee - Pe ag RRR See : ‘Your Dream Kitchen Custom-Built to Exact Measurements! of Terms Available — See Our Displey The CABINET S ie Open Monday and Thursday Eves. ‘til § Wvord--- Like the Whitest .-- brightest House on the Street--- Then it’s PONT! | Cc PURE use! The Finest Quality your monéy can buy, yet priced “direct from factory to you!” At Only . | “ys Gallon | Ask to See the Exciting New Ranch-Tone Colors PONTIAC PAINT Mfg. Co. pats Street Phone FE 5-6184 17-19 8, Perry HOUSE PAINT you should ~ EMBROIDERED BURLAP screen and Elizabeth Cpwan, designer. Watch Lights {in Buying Check Illumination: Before Signing on Dotted Line agteaPne é rH Ey i | : 3,000 Kinds of Files | Contemporary Fits a Narrow City Lot #5 . CONTRACTOR State & City Licensed WIRING _ INSTALLATIONS COMMERCIAL Hi Hl 2 E i : - slip E i t G I i i °F a i : i E i. F3 H i i i io al a g la it -~ i | ; } iL of =. 7 SERIE, or NO STRIKE.. | IME YOU CAN AFFORD! INE COAT WORKS WONDERS’ Brush it on any wall surface to « thickness of 4: to'%s of an stippled or 2-tone finish. SILA- TEX actually seals cracks or wallboard joints as you paint Fa: Bes bee Ered THLE, valgtttll i Fi | z F H i : i r.° ok t : i if fe ; 7 i ; g a , 4 fy | er E i : | F it EF ij i c. iy lt 4 af aT a f i q Fs E 5 | ite! i iF dj | “it 7 le. MIDWEST HOMES ... “HOMES OF HIGH QUALITY @ Wide Selection of Floor Plens and Designs @ Do-it-Yourself Completion Plen or | We Will Build Home Complete Real Estate Brokers Added © to National Another 217 persons. from 20 states and the District of Columbia have been enrolled in the Nation- al Institute of Real Estate Brok- ers, it was announced today by rerTrTTTT.-TTeseeeee "wrrrrrrrrrrrrrvrr® Se “werwevweweee H. H. STANTON Contracts 103 State St. FE 5-1683 AT o BiG, NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME FOR ONLY _ PER MONTH Ses col elias Open Sunday 11 AM. to 5:20 PM, m THE BEST | WINDOW DEAL IN TOWN 1,2 & 3 Track of .. CALL FOR FREE.ESTIMATES NO PRESSURE—NO MONEY DOWN! AIDS Se ee LAST CALL! Sale Ends June Ist! DOORS ‘96" Aluminum Combination Windows $77 NO MONEY DOWN 36 Months te Pey MAY-MAC Home Improvement 3415 W. HURON FE 8-0479 * - with ANDERSEN GLIDING WINDOWS It OPENS LiKE THIS i i * Do You Own Land Suitable | for Development? - | We are looking for property, either undeveloped or-developed that can be used for commercial, residential or industrial, We'll buy it oF develop it on either « cath basis Or partnership. or we'll do it on a fee basis, completing all of the engineering and plat work, as well as the roads. A lerge corporation ‘with all of the skills necessary will help you get the most for your property. SYLVAN REALTY, FE 5-9418 2383 Orchard Leke Rood, Rt..No. 5). Free Estimates . Easy Terms! 3101 Orchard Lake Road © Keego Harbor FE 2-0278 : EVES AND SUNDAYS CALL MA 6-6247 art i Hi i : f - i j if Hi a Ht : its a = OTTO A. TRZOS CO. 1565 Unien Lake Bead Beal Estate and Insurance Specialising tn Properties | EM 3-4393 EM 83-3314 Mourst § A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily "QUICKSEAL” WATERPROOF WALL COATINGS “Masonry Protection Can Be Beautiful” @ Economical @ Longer Lasting @ 6 Standerd Colors @ U. S$. Government Approved @ For Interior or Ex- terior Use . ~ - TRANSIT-MIX: CONCRETE @ 2-WAY RADIOS in our trucks for FASTER DELIVERY! on us for QUALITY depend .- + SERVICE... SATISFACTION! | CALL FE 2-0283 ESS, SATURDAY; MAY 28, 10551 | or aon = load eee a ” wher a= 8 ..!ii Ss = . —p* an 8 li | eee Ba Temnage, Boles Be | = oe were wrens | fooe BU. ° . Seu sone y , : moet a wee | — ee Onis Oe ) CP ee Livia Qe = 8" o ipsa" a = ' architect's. description for . this five-level house. It occupies as | small an area as @ cottage, yet | two baths, extra lavatory, plus a basement’ utility room with work bench space and a spacious base- ‘Jow-is a den of all-purpose room with laundry and lavatory adjoin- eatn KITCHES one fm Living Ru. | eet em, Pay ee. Two-story split level is the contains nine good size rooms, ment game room. You enter this house from a covered porch at the living room level. Four steps be- two more bedrooms and a bath.with stall shower. This is Plan 100AP by Samuel Paul, architect, 89-51 164th St., Jamaica 32, N. Y. The TOT < PILL LLL LLL 62 Years of feeee Building FE 5-7471 yo sown | le PAYMENT | 36 MONTHS YMENT IN AUGUST TO PAY one actually owns land, What own is a title to a piece of Apparently our cocktail-serving home ‘buyer had never read the - | deed to his property. Most certain- ly that anti-drinking clause or ‘‘re- 'strictive covenant” as lawyers Ae Pere be 5 Es 5 By SEH § i 8 & ox | a howe covers an eres © eat L40e | EES sees 98 i. soe Careful Checking of Deeds} crs 's price nea seen pat ont could not break his contract \Reveals Interesting Facts Z 1 i; Ep fF i If something ig not in the contract when it is signed, it is not apt to get into the deal later. “Of course,” he told the lawyers, always ask for things,” contract is and taxes before a loan may be called, caricellation of leases and who should pay for any compen- sation involved to get tenants out. }.Mo0 i ‘ eeyaes rab! - Enlarge your present home. You'll enjoy the extra space : +». and we can point out * how you can do it econom- ically, See us soon! ; ve tM 3-5061 |if ADD A ROOM Now! A Step in Beauty ORNAMENTAL IRON Corner Columns Flat Columns, | Concrete: Steps _ Check These Features: @ Non-Skid to Prevent Slioping ts @ No Sections to be Forted Apart y fade or Settling @ Rich Vibra-Pocked Waterproof rete @ Steel Reinforced UP TO 42 SQ. FT. OF PORCH SPACE We: Deliver “Anywhere CONCRETE STEP CO. 5380 Dixie Highway OR 3-7715 f ~ eemnsmemmsannn es ADDITIONS PORCHES (Open of Enclosed) BREEZEWAYS ROOFING -,. OR A GAME ROOM fs IN YOUR BASEMENT ‘ a . * bay GARAGES} Call. FEderal | 2-121 ay eS oy — te ~ - LAKE « i a ; \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28,1955 °° 7 | ee ; —— — ; Make.’Em . fines ‘tor trattic s Bul BuillIns Add ~ | "reson | wa, On iS Bigness Today clever |werents would ‘be tied for'all| Wisconsin once bad mone’ than | The small house can have built- add extra space/ persons who° failed to pay .up 2,000 cheese factories, in bigness. Mk iO If it’s*wisely planned, today’s : i) ead ‘ ek. oe Pe A i ren By sm are. Lie 3 BED ROOM ' RANCH HOMES IN ures for a welbrounded family palrout desk.) BEAUTIFUL BLOOMFIELD KNOLLS | home, for a clothes DOWN py tytn peneonies ae cuveimle tile G.I. Ss n y ee meat ine or shelves : : a oe let samen cache bard. clothes NOW, IS THE TIME TO SELECT et living-dining room. They should dividing @ toolarge|f YOUR’ HOME SITE! ne : be so placed around thé room partition | See the tee gas Gah hcnscn u — | Value That Makes Seeing Believing : ; 4 z buil ' ' — - ae : oer . oA fae ea entdone conan SAFETY PAYS | Pec eee Operate ond Heating _ J | thie ltiving-dining room’ by means : a “as Low as 942.150 on: 80° t0 100° Lote Wan You: CAN BE INSTALLED IN ANY | wn cr and mood pant paved winding streets in the heort of the Union yues ‘tio Heating. Oo. of the fall. ———— Lek Sook Just re fe coivhers ond saythiog. Goodwill Automatic ~ From Fentiae so out West Huron to Lakes Read, turn West Huron 2.7849 @ | Foam Rubber Frozen left to Cooley Lake Read, left to Hiller then left to = WAYNESVILLE, N.C. (UP) — Greet Read and right on Greer to Model. 3 hang dhaay wang hanged , ae ee ee WM. A. KENNEDY STONES FOR WALKS, WALLS, PATIOS, FIREPLACES oe coe oe oS ee : | REALTOR For Your Home and cell structure of the foam|in New Home. , , ‘ ot i rubber mixture. Freezing is fol- 0 | paper , J FE 5-664 3097 W. Huron. FE 5-584/ LOEFFLER lowed by baking, or vulcanizing. | A definite trend is developing suet of _ LOEFFLER QUARRIES EE nee p~ 1678 Se, Telegraph Rd. In addition to cove ‘lights, either ’ or Doing f= a Pontiac, Mich. fluorescent or incandescent, built-| Good Job Applying f Q Martin Loctfier FEderal 8-014! valance Own Paper AP Newstectures : Member of Building Stone dnstitute various dec- WHEN WORKING oa a ladder} : ‘~ DO... take the exact meéasure-| S¢Ver reech a. ments of size of | ¢asy arm's length w eee at, esters ot ab | tates, dorm, Sreglacts, ete| ing the body eldewlee. i. LOOK AT THESE iroper apverhan e —— = Curses, Foiled Again s ® | new form ly by filling in cracks, 1 Oe SPECIALS Sashes : , : a the rheostat “sizing” to a ; eae ae ornare DO. . get Sty oy i : - noth 360 watts.| line and-starting the WAY) except when 9 room louder or| place, in which Cale switches are| fireplace’ & separate S-ampere fuse. ve — WHITE ~+°¥ PINE wee i 4 & / "Se" 10% OFF |e Stop weed os Bevan wean. ~ and ie tale $18 @ GARAGE | | GARDEN FREE DELIVERY * @ DRIVEOUTTODAY AND SAVE @ : |} KOOL VENT 1441 Baldwin (Cor. of Wallon) Phone JE 2-0104 eames’ $8 £2 Hi Hi ii ul ul 34 i it SESE ie Tile won't stain, it’s easy to clean and it’s fireproof, too. If yours is @ quarry tile terrace, you're al- ready familiar with its weather- proof qualities. Curiosity Fatal BUTTE, Mont: w — A 16-pound female bobcat on his front porch greeted Carl A. Newquist when he arrived We are sold out on this development but we are ‘still ‘sell ng homes to be completed this fall in a VETERANS No Money Down 4 ahd * Se ge $ : ¥ . MONTHLY PAYMENT REFRIGERATION | SERVICE SERVICE THE HH * Display it weather , h toweatsime a i} : drape or decoration. en ROTARY FIRED fo sunt. Pang orn yb wie io | FURNACE Let it hang "atl. Your flag is the glotious DO...temember that wall- meens fester heating of , freely symbol of a free nation! paper may be —— Ah your home. . . already on the back and with s * Handle JUNE 14 i gna sags i horse rf | William Lechner the: flag FLAG DAY come with the particular kind FE 2-1821 respectfully ye by. Sree 27 N. Coss Ave. gag ' DON’T... .apply wallpaper di- — HH - ‘ Bob KY as ote ee ON SEAS, ESTATE i ‘ . 2 ath aoe et ao “DONT, tempt to mix the Cait =A Building Service on pase wih a spoon cr peddle: wel] Gi ee REALTY |IIl] 207 W. Montcalm Phone FE 4.9544 || | if buy an seams between stripe for. tight| | Factory Finished Maple Cabinets Now on Display at a — 4 on Sas S=pzscn=| Pontiac Millwork Sales Co. over scrap pieces of paper; they'll come in handy when and if any : patches are needed later on. Here's the most advanced Bathroom Idea . ee ne ae TEE rp cae-wsgg ncaa day's new trend in kitchen a> ba stemaeh wient, otteet tn planning! Beautiful cabinets, the tile’s ceramic body is water in either Old Salem Maple or cloth ox mop ts necessary, Some|f heat e: cooking units peppy y tel ' “are modest in cost — cp tne Sretay wa os bey ‘ cuveleliy deciened to. ite cloth to polish up the tiles. : as aii = i Poe, = Nes h t THE | POU TIAG PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 _ EE! NOTHING TO BUY! ew Wax Preparation) ie Peale Sa e a | . 3 “NO MONEY DOWN! “Solves Lighting| Formerly uadomed ee ot bean eee TES! Open Sun. 1-5 Sel a -& signed only to make us forgetful FREE ESTIMA ° ie Problem ditioners today are Gecorative as enna & ae. AWNING ~ of its forms, can dispel the shad-| styled to harmonize . -. EXPERTS 2 L:Y COMPANY s FE 5-2102 163 W. Montcalm een ts nn omnm Modern Air 25%, DISCOUNT to | 2-2-5. = Brightens ok pews vaya General Motors Employes ca O'BRIEN HEATING 33,, je=soSe= Authorized Oakland County Distributor Vales 371 Voorheis Rd. = SSSC*RFE 2-2919)| venus fl 1 ut ag 5 5 : i ¥ ; i stl i lity Lindit | E : ! if Ree ul F i 3 : : a3 gf E i sd i i ‘ E : : Ag JNO MONEY DOWN! | Z onthe | to Pay! curtaces HI be it ! i} F if rk § i d | ttt RELEALE i ii : | e J H : 3 Fs : ; : ge Ff Be : i i j : fas it ? F] | BE vF i bs se oe as : p= "y : > tt 3 J r te = *. ; ee * : i z . E # 4 » d 4 . f e i ; i ~~ A radio controlled garage door opener that operates from the dash of your car, fram a sacrificing daylight. Replace the button in your home. Operates your door— tramstacent operates your lights—works on any style door, i : : SEE HERBERT C. DAVIS For Your Future Home e also, can 044 |] Regutiful Waterford Estates From $7,500 Up |\l assere a. CHURCH'S, Inc.| “_-” pi i E : ! it 4 pF f} E TEMCO MACHINE 1782 PONTIAC DRIVE FEDERAL 5-6644 PONTIAC MICHIGAN ek eb hh ie * We Carry a Complete Stock of @ NATURAL STONE © MARBLE © SLATE t Prrrese rer yeyrrVyyTeTrVerVCY’”-’"y.,Y* lal —_—sseeeee orwew= " | as before, bet cc | HERBERT C. DAVIS _FE 2.0233 . PONTIAC CUT STONE: psa: aot asc talc src ing 175 Oe aele Aube Weights |($. M59 (h Mi West of Airport) Ph. OR 3-1594 | . . Prenpereet’ plato gies ont Cabinet Work plate — on now ‘a , , the ‘IT’S SMART \. TO BUILD ov |. with —— CONCRETE Midwest 6-2646 > BIRCH “GABINETS or CINDER OUR @ Generel © Comer BLOCKS — SPECIALTY Millwork Cabinets — FE 4-4570 | © Gloss = Pies s. FE 8-0332 Repoir Wi prem HIVAN HORN Our Rates Reasonable : ‘OPEN 8-A. M. to8 P.M. : “T] BGentree : Sawins Cabinet. Shop - and SONS 55 N. Parke St. E 4-5181 4700 Walton Bivd., East of Dixie Highway, Drayton Plains eye eee eee FE 4-5 Su Control ALUMINUM FOLDING : | \ Ar rerica $ hal St Bec tiful Aw I g We cont the As, ce Now Available in. : PONTIAC Through an Exclusive Dealership LIFETIME GUARANTEE INSIDE CONTROLS. BUY. NOW! ha HOST OF COLORS No Money Down! YEAR-ROUND PROTECTION = 36 Months to Pay! Call or Write for T tats ue flying saucer ... but if. you're look- Range ecore Bama gy he meer dial «it’s easy on it... Midweek Me Ween ose wumbec ber created #0 we can give you quicker service , . . lots of folks can’t believe we can give you so much ee ee ee ene = we'll be happy to explain how it’s possible | eee on and no follow-up unless 4 ‘' you desire it . hy ot spin that ial our ee ee hal Bg her ORE ‘ NEAR SCHOOLS * Clarkston-Orion Road s hard to believe, now, that West to Sunset Rood chimes, standard equipmesit Drive Nerth on M-24 to |) today in all kinds of homes, was ase 5 expensive luxury only 20 years CRA-MIN-YAN |. === = & i na : the theory that it is more prices to charge high prices : He developed new engineering and production techniques that BURLING [=== == “The revolution at the door $f"00 ¥ 2 ; spread use of chimes, indicates peasant asvinet Oa poets—are PER SQUARE FOOT sound of the chime ig more restful, COMMERCIAL sacle tunel eh Ge bom, of ml OF }} jangiing sound of the buzzer, or INDUSTRIAL |): Gt“ right to model. 3 tn, Thick Cesh & Corry sy 1 Bag Covers 17 Sq. Ft. rae 00 Vie : ‘WATKINS HILLS’ A NEW SUBDIVISION OF | BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOMES Large Lots — Paved Streets — Water ‘— Ges — Full Basements Now Open for Your Inspection - Daily and Sundey 1 to 8 P. M. Te reach property go out US-10 (Dixie Hwy.) to Watkins Lake Road, turn left to Lakewood Drive then Office: 3097 W. Huron Phone FE 4-3569 - Wm.A. Kennedy | HAPPY HOLIDAYS! — Give the Other Fellow a Chance! on the Installment Plan WASHINGTON, D.C. — Do you know that you can buy paint—or have painting done—and pay for it monthly, out of your inceme? If you are aware of this fact, you're in a small and select company. A/9f to approved recent survey conducted by the| Words, you can get your financial National Paint, Varnish and Lac-|#id either from your lending | quer Asem showed that only 19% | @gency or through your paint deal- Heras necsie intervicwed’ kare |r or painting contractor that paint and painting could be) gi sqmmiTy purchased on a deferred payment How can you tell whether you're plan. eligible to become a borrower? ‘Yet it's a simple matter to | The answer is that you can apply make such an arrangement. | for a loan, if you own the property There. are several means of | which is to be improved. If you doing it. eS ee A eS widely used | *®®, you on moana’ st ste: pace “oy tert athe property tndet_an Housing Admin-| Comtract. Or, you must have ‘s loans for home| ‘8% with a fixed ternr that ex- ‘e made by | Pires not less than six calendar months after the loan matures. in You must, of course, be able to - |} fepay your lean in monthly in- stallments— within 36 months or less, If you live in the country and are dependent upon your crops for your income, you can sometimes arrange to repay your | tes : k “ll F é g | ae | i uit BaF ESSENTIAL REPAIRS...AND & MAINTENANCE sulsee 90 conserve heel Keep norm door: and EL Se Laine cmos TT HAMMERS, painting tz F i i 2 Bl di ae GG Fire Extinguishers Are Different Types — TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE See JOHN KINZLER REALTOR & BUILDER 670 W. Huron FE 4-3525 Satislaction Guaranteed Can Be Financed BLOOMFIELD POOL CO. 15% E, Lawrence St : FE 5-722) sceeiaeeeiiamamaaianeaeins ~ OUTSTANDING ... THATS WHAT EVERYONE SAYS! DRIVE OUT—SEE IT TOMORROW Crest Ranch Type 2 Bedroom Home PAYMENTS ONLY 5AD Month | Including Taxes and Insurance ONLY $800 vown TOTAL PRICE Air * Alwintite Aluminum $7.450 9 + Birch Flush Doors 90- Yr. FHA Mort. ‘Terms matic Hot Water ducted into each room tures. bs NEW 2-BEDROOM HOMES é ’ a. 18 E. YPSILANTI—1 Mile North of,Fisher Body E. of Baldwin ow 534.5 MONTHLY PAYMENTS ONLY $34.00! A Few Available For IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY New FHA Homes with: Oak Floors @ Auto- @ Oil Forced Air Heat FE 5-792. end DOWN “e PLUS COST Plas Taxes and Insurance CLOSE TO SCHOOL -BUS and SHOPPING Model Open Daily 1 to 8 @ Tile Bath Fea- be tj ee es ee _THE, PONTIAC PRESS. _ SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1955. : Sal ‘Ses + Burmeister’s eee Burmester’ 9 ion BETTER ROOF gree ¢ : EF ry bE lpee e 2 © 3 i i i PONTIAC’ HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW HOMES | | Sw es Ray 0 O‘Neil Real Estate Basements Do Shan eitcser memes Ge Member of —— Real Estate Exchange ns “oa | Have Problem i : E . ' * 9 . 29 ig 8 ao ; — i a Pt Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister's - - - Burmeister's - Burmeister’s - amnmen = * [ i RE gs = 28th Through June Ist : Keep Dry rapidly ‘and is used on the pa Lm, ai eel eee water ectaly i, coming int the patty tame «vip dady hor | Room! SELF-PROPELLED merely condensation mas Seane, snd 8 okt wi C od: umbe Must ust Be Sold to Make pay R Y —— oe ae a eae Pinel ce wet | Saag” and fier may be necessary when the , : som So-o-0, if you ore plomthe time to buy at ii < OE a =a 2 =F mG samuiuss :2-aienehatciaeaasee the wrong way; detective ow Is roles mean cae cS HOMES, INC. | or remodeingy 4 your dollar will go much | eae alongside sttty pipes eater 1H BHT IDE Burmeister s © \ , Safmere oe con || BUILDER OF her during this so'e- rakernceer marie | NATIONAL further sh you may take. pong, compound on the Tn HOMES If you don’ t have the cas y “DO. camy _rawaer a 9 “ America’s 30 Y nontlis to pay. . P ks cuzery eoxemars =! Most Accepted le of the bargains thet cme gee “ Here is just @ samp to drive DON'T . . ; forget that water |] Home ere J for you. You don 't have ca neces cre Invites You to are waiting rg tiac To get these terrific ae “See the 30 miles from ' t to Burmeister's. We Keego Hardware No. 19 semou™siz"2 prices just come 12 trucks to deliver your” 3041 Orchard Lake Ave. pe —AVON—_||: : also have a fleet of - Keego Harbor FE 2-3760 sever or rm ner belie a Beautiful material when you want if. ~its.em\l| 2 Bedroom see you during this tremendous flood condition of the above type Mo : Striated Asbestos Siding Shingles — aro, ance nstalaion et | - Home-- we to areal Hater Repellent 314 = basement reasonable-dry. . - Homes Neatly sale. . | Clarence Burmeister a con ayes: | Extruded Aluminum Combination Valley Flashing pea ate : — DOORS--2 ES e.. $3 22 Seals Roof , | Interior Wall and Trim Against Weather | $7 400 9 Soon There Will Be ON DROS Speco 70 hf ECR yes ope CSP RE SECT See Paint $4.85 to $5.85 — ctice [Bl nist ime of defense against the] Flat of Gloss—240 Colors from Which to Choose a kn ec, od $750 Down DIXIE LUMBER Co., Inc. i Sen mite + fay * Nothing Extra . : : a before the agpbalt shingles a ai to Serve You With Quality Lumber and wlisecaies toot cress, guia 1x6 Fir Boards, Reg. $110 per m, now. .$89 per m anaes bee iodt epee soak The BARTON 2x4 8’ Special Fir, Reg. $110 per m, now .......... ree Gadde eilewe to ones cae A Gealemeers 2x6 (8 to 16) R/L Red Fir Specials, Reg. $120 per m, now...... 2. $99 perm — sudo oe ae poreny 2x8 (8 to 16) R/L Red Fir Specials, Reg. $120 per m, now......,..$99 perm | ee oe Type 2x4 (8 to 16) R/L Red Fir Specials, Reg. PYRO per a, nov. 5 ew ee An 18-inch wide strip of roll root- 3 Bedroom 1x4 Flooring, Reg. $149, now ........ 66. s cece ep tec teetentceees $120 alg cil Mad wen cosanl axe H Wow’ 210 Lb. Shingles, all colors, Reg. $7.95, now... eke tus tree fda $6.50 a ome | . , the first strip, with the mineral |f/ Neatly Situated on F BOYDELL “heumeetamna|f| 177x120 Lot a tee le SET | OUTSIDE PAINT cover most of the flashing : Complete _ Now Reduced and complete its sealing job. Sect rep ond waste $495 | wees ee 97,800 || FEE 149) mcee- | A _ Amendment states that the Con- ae gress of the United States shall , ws PAR Senile at mat oe = oer It $750 Down REO POWER MOWERS etal AOE, Combet ae WHEN A JOB CALLS FOR CONCRETE ) Nothing Extra £ Ana a: 3 may og : ee CALL BOICE! SEE IT , Algo Other Makes ' Sheets : Our Reidy Mixed Concrete le top quality! Our 5‘ ae a ae 2) amy 0 yerd nant the wes va These Lots Have We also TV, rsa andiniail motors, agons, bikes, children’s swim suits, fencing, M8 fcr ers TO DAY! ||| Lake Priveleges on We ahe teaadwvers, plomblig supplies, gross s0ed and fertilizer. = = Middle Stroits SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE THOUSANDS OF FACE BRICK The New k For your shopping convenience over the holidays, if we don’t have what you are looking | FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! a Loke— for, there are 20 other stores of all types in the Union-Cooley Lake shopping center ares. — : per on A My ey, of the “Trailview . nas aed on So make it a date and come out to Burmeister’s where your shopping problems can be solved. ~ Green Lawn Ave. , ve BUILDERS SUPPLY |||. seonoous |]| ‘bes: Sn = - Burmeisters © CONCRETE © BRICK xe BATHS cull 1 Block East. of 4 : | et Il open 1: ORTHER WESIRIDGE-OF t EK. "WATERFORD LUMBER CO. Community | Fectaing Comoe Heo Dion Wholesale or Retail PONTIAC UNION LAKE 8797 Cooley Lake Rd. Phone ned ag IF | Burmeister's - - - i ul § ——,. John Morris 1. AND Corin | By By T. V. Hamlip . By Leslie By Ernie Bushmiller Y OL IF IT | TABBY N'T HM WELL, iS PAL a i (be CAPTAIN EASY . |BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES a 3 4 ae eer A E| adh ; — - — gel wae Z _ 3 Ber Hes, i we 2 rh . he * coop tegen Be Wig \ i § ; ROTO-TILLING ne aT a aes +5 peer pa a a ; Tits LING i ae 2 GH? 4 4 * LJ Cheap, PEON LIGHT HAULING & MOVING et 1% ton truck FPR 6-00 D EE LIGH" UCKING. it. ish_and light truckin, ‘E yr Trucks to Rent kK: % Ton : a Stake ____Pantiac Farm and VOLLMAR MOVING TOR. | tects, “one. “GFimming, Get our bia FE Stat, | Uniied States. Quick service. PE A&B TRENCHING Painting @ Perry. ra water ttle Pieid tte. | Painting & Decorating 20 rr tie : AA ENCHING Go” House | 41 PAINTING, WALL WASHING iAA TRENCHIN : ae Tea te, got Ts | ean Ok aes TO Lise FE Solbe. a = PAINTING ALL M FOUNTAIN PENS| ‘%24 wall papering. for est repaired by 4 men | mate. PE 40288. Strice Suusee “Ge, {Parone | Bg fy —y BR 4 rence Pag Bi Fe 3.0135. Guarantees, Pree est, FE A ERVICE | 41 PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PPLIANCE SER 1 PAINTING. P ANGIRO. ato 42018. -| Hall’s Wall Washing Painting, Reasonable. FE PAPER HANGING, PAINTING. wall washing, PE £2362. PAINTING WANTED BY JOB OR hour. F. EM hour, Free est , Painting & Wall Washing Free estimates, PE 6-231). “Al PAINTING, PAPERING 20n pson FE you same it, Lo COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV repair. $96 W. Huron. Night serv ice calls, PE 46607. DAY OR NIGHT $1296 or PE 5-8300 AKA ® Real TATE aL LARS, | ote On of gE money. low cost houst , ts. | gecoretor, OR 3-000 INTERIOR | Pree est. no FE > i plenty of floor time and sssis | Sow MARRIED MEN Wish WoRK| BEACH CLEANING portunity today Russell H. | _ of EM 34407 _ installed + cleaned + oune, 412 W. Huron St. PE| WINDOW W AND LAWN | sanded. EM 3-2088. 44525 mowing FE 42657 or FE_8-8050. BR Walt. SY MACHINE FREE REFINED Waite GIRL Por | Work Wanted Female 11| ‘mai Pe 5-4028. * general bemowerk oF wil oem | nm - ~~ | EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & sider school _girt._MI +0438. AN DESIRES| moval. Ph. FE5-6893 or OR REGISTERED ~work, Live in Fm oom, 3-2000._ NURSES bY day or week, PE 20436. Electric—Sewers Cleaned to WOMAN WANTS WORK Seevige, Ba Pe es | ete tee | eee eens $280 per. month plus $20 differ! CURTAIN STRETCHING NICELY | Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners oe eneree _ a. Gone, 227 Norton. FE 2164. PS 86-1317 oe ee ee et GInL, 5, WANTS BABY SITTING i ae 6 paid holidays Living quarters |__ Weekends. PE ¢-3056. & rewinding 218 re available for limited number per- ‘ > AND DE-| —*° sounel. per month. Meals st | _liver PE_ 312. alae he er ACTING. ALL sick leave per month (after J seetine Pe hah === remeved, rocks broken bo demo- months employment—may be 80 | TROWINGS. GOOD. WORK PIN-| estimates, Large or smali jobs. medica) staff except during sum- aa ce ee Call OLive 1-6645 after § p.m. mer months Sister Polio ANTED IRONINGS. f LAWNS SPRA Ov. Hospital, Farmington: Parm-| home. 2-2226 or FE 4-0605.| al of dandelions and weeds. FE ington 2100. MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING. BECO | _ 2-987. — Fro, Lapses INTERESTED IM | _reteriel service EM 3200. AWNMOWERS. 6 HAR P E NED. i ae lot . be Best clter anywhere, FE S073. | WiD-' PLAIN AND FANCY SEW-| 0% EN, Uig'or PE GaiTl. SALESLADY WALL” | WASHING" TRONINGS. TAWN MOWERS HEDGE SHEARS, Permanent position with fine te | WOMAN 31 EXPERIENCED in| %,,00W/ service, All| work, guar ture for qualified person, Good aie ma. euto | Antes. Pree pickup and delivery. salary com Liberal | ons Grove os our well restricted. Waterford Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. _ New—Custom Built 77 CAMLEY ST. ‘ope rep peee < FOR COLORED frame home with base- CHOLIE & HAR w st ; e built OFFERS Ae Exe County's iaraest lakes. Spe §=6| S_ Edith—$800 Down ing toom. formal Large 3 room cos, famfly sized kitchen tory, a heater. 3 bedrooms. 2 en , ® : - —. og Poosied ang. tied | Middle Straits Lake - and furnace room. oil heat. Ce” Eee we bone. aa Outside entrance from base- sandy beach. Price of $7700 ment. 2 car marece. 90 includes boat ad motor. — beach. ood Oar | Immediate Possession coat tor vear pound Being. room, olf heat, laundry tubs, Priced at #17,750. storms and _ seseens. East—3 Bedr 00 Chaar = home you will be proud Walled Lake tkcome s own. A-1 construction 13 room income coneiuting enty & shade. Natural room. 2 porches, i 53 Pull — schools is end churches et $10,500. with - Donelson Park ” ee ‘ A i SU ete Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Beautiful 7 room “BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS SUB. Dorothy Snyder Lavender é flit Hi a Has i 22 W. Lawrence St. Oven Evenings . Living room 14x18, nat- rE — or PE 21396 by fireplace. dining Large '| WEST SUBURBAN Fazah aula repine, ce bedroom ranch wy me dry and office rooms. 2 car liv room, ge em aluminum of Fyn storms screens. Lot 85 automatic of]. heat, $23.00" terms. ian ag Roy Annett, Inc. led Ne living room, ae oe ee ee 3140 W. FE 2-4411 or 3-5 :30 Sunday ~“CUCKLER REALTY 5-183 — Pon BALE eae Wel. 4 ROOM 1890 Lakeland 226M. Saginaw 7 FE +409) TH, i a Sylvan Village | » bet On — le a Gray bi Large fly home. 2 lots, on ———— a fo ee 3 amie tie bath: all take. “B,,necroome, Bring | foome pit casey Sinker beat. red garage, = __ for ‘only $13,500 ‘erms. shawn Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor mmediate Possession LAKEWOOD off Watkins Rd. is a 26 x 70 f%. brick | B. D. CHARLES, Realt 4-0521 . : . ment. x» | Pek ance ee (EE ~ ita = ) ~ $300 DOWN | te gg ( =I ES JIM WRIGHT, Realtor A a | ie a ae Ee WILL CONSIDER YOUR HOME ‘ WN PAYMENT ON ANY sine an 88 Peete goes Kew, 2, bedroom ‘& path home. OP & N WEST SUBURBAN Ld a modern home. Partly | 975 . Extra ‘arge lot, $750 down. 5 room house west of Pontiac: eV eo = Eveninas | Sates close to bus and rE Soil or PR OT Rinse “sieke "Lew @own vay- ‘ PRI 8 teeth, so > mussteln @ Crescent Lakes. At 1704 S, T Rd. . eee ye oe “3 BEDROOMS | SUBURBAN HOME her < District. Built for dia ete lh Sun 2 to 5 P.M. 2 new beautiful 3 bedroom ranch ‘A. JOHNSON, Realtor ‘3 FAMILY 3 ave. . 23-9208 bs Estate isis’ NCOLN. Bui at Sint ” HILTZ FE 5-6181 REALTOR OPEN 2 PAMIL PAUL A. KERN, Realtor rE | PARADISE ‘FOR TWO IRWIN & ROSA McDonald Realty Co. Lincolp 17-1115 : Here's suburban living in a lovely S ee Py, eee, ‘of South Bivd. Li > Ge ay ranch home, 1s balns, fnchet pares i dha “Seema. : . , $22 Also others “enter construction. OPE SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. ew 3.Bedroom Brick Ranch Homes ~ @ models. Your choice of 3 desi mt . tra. ditional or Colonial.” All have oak floors, painted o Walls, ceramic tiled baths, partitioned e ll block fossa from e Oakland: Ask for Mr. Vaillancourt. PE 40406. SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. New Ranch Homes SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. In Sylvan Village to VAN = To S For Colored Families or sae eet ‘FOR COLORED cated, only $11, terms. +2072. PINE ak - fat gies COCEN Suitpine'co more beau Ghul Srivan' Manor” Bobatrsin, perfect setting for your family. $14,350 = apamwed price including 78’si8? lake Bt Sue no “Near Orchard Lake ha. NORTHWOOD Organization Inc. Phone FEderal 4-619] beta ci or wines = pe lay, FE 48000 . ‘4 . on 0; 1 in En snag Pe tan NEW F.HLA. $750 DOWN APP. $47 PER MONTH SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. Dizte Highwav through ‘ Drayton to William: west mile op yo left 4 blocks to Harrell St. Watch for sins Bateman & Kampsen 377 8. Telegraph Ra, NEW HOMES We can build. s home unday 2to o ¢c. = RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Pomme FE S101 or PRS Estate Partridge UNDERPRICED HOMES Realtors FE 4-0528 No, 4-4 bedrooms, Walnut Lake front. . : Nop S—A 1953 house tratier, 24 ft Maportaman. above ean also be @ small down pay- terms. R. J. VALUET, R side. | 345 Oakland Ave. . FE storms screens, corner with paved di te - wh KNOW : NOTHING THING DOWN THE “MACEDAY” 3 BEDROOM | PLUS Perimeter ro-—= aiding doors oa “Ceramo siding. ite siuminum siding wie Tear tne ere Le OPEN THE CHELSEA Paved street, city water, sewer. 3 Bedroom Brick . FHA and GI ' oo ors NOTHING DOWN FHA $1,200, a areas: ated ae a. Bio Chas EP Seleeen scam CASH BARGAINS $3,900 ) DOWN PAYMENT costs = ‘ 2 re THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 _ a *, ae ———1») “For Sale Houses 43| For Salé Houses 43 tust ‘| Clemens 8, LAKE. $6.150 ch eal 63 Exmoor ; Elizabeth Lake Estates New brick with all . bed extras, 1 to for signs. Batemaa & Kampsen_ | V-A-L-U-E Realtors FE 4-0528 BROWN ‘LH. BROWN, Realtor Russell Young OPEN SUNDAY AND WEEK DAYS 1-8 P.M. eu. | Middle Straits Lake e 2 +] Ammacuinte ie payment if “LTR orth Haat 7 Ses! “Have You - Seen The F] f. -» ’ Northridge A 4-bedroom brick with 2 baths. A spacious master ’ bedroom with a walk-in closet. Now being sold on GI loans. | OPEN SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. DAILY 5-8 P.M, To reach ty drive _ out U, 8.10 (Dixie High- " way) to Andersonville then left te Airport then left one bloc Modei on Corner of A rt Road and Southward Ave- nue ‘Birmingham - Three bed- Benjamin and Stephens, Inc. 43232, JOrdan 45726 tg WE SELL ~ WE TRADE DORRIS & SON eolored plumbing fixtures, forced air off heat and many other fea- tures too numerous to mention. Sold on F.H.A. for $7,300. Choose yours now. . OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY 1-8 P.M: Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. New—Brick—Colonial 3 Bedrooms & Den 501 W. Iroquois Rd. living I ryt Belg a, Wt ‘en "BUD" Nicholie |— NOTHING DOWN Evens - SOPEN - SUNDAY 35 4007 Motorway Dr. path re ae ee gical pew 5510 Hanley, Open 3-5 of Kiisabeth ‘Lake Rd at Pine Grove. Look for signs. ‘ troe wits ful besement - Alumin- doors. Be um storms, screens sure to see it. Low down pay- ment. WM. H. KNUDSEN 510 Pontiae State Bank Bide, OPEN SATURDAY AND - SUNDA To * 4001 SAGINA *TRar A ne 3 ome down. There ‘s a lovely SUNDA ROAD, NS WILL | Dil. AL CHAPIN-BIGELOW _ Hip"Orehard ‘Lake Rae PE sits or PE eth by Dick Turner | _ Cape. 1986 by WEA Service, tne. T. Mt. fing, U.S. Pat OFF, 5-28 “Must you always point with the third finger of your left hand?” Sale Business Property 49| Money to-Loan 53 se annem | {888s eet LRAT ary poe Dixie Frontage &’ x 500’ Drayton Plains price~$15,780 Investigate! Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence St. PE 64161 or Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A ~ NEED $500 or less WITH QUICK SERVICE? » & Auto te the place cot a Saar i aie Fe ‘ courteous service Ph. FE 5-8121 Home & Auto Loan Company Comm, Nat] Bk. Bidg. Pee yt 2 | ; ses fr Sy passes 9 fe . .| WHEN YOU NEED ‘Ease wee) 920-$000 Fr “dood von any husiEss FE eu : s ear furniture. For Sale or Exchange 50 gngoreers, Parments to suit rou , LAKE-| you with your money — tae) SALE Business Opportunities 51 FINANCE CO. WHAT A BUY 8¢ E. Walton Bivd. Realtor : For pleasure. we otter spacious. Cus- rex Stmmed on the. Sans k ue a Seultiourvose den or sun ~ Tennessee Lede Rock fire- iw i the bath with van- om powder room with 3 : OPEN SAT., SUN. & MON 2 TO 6 P.M. NEW GI HOMES © 1688 COLE ST. BIRMINGHAM MODEL OPEN SUN, 1 TO 6 SUN. 1 TO 6 tile basement furnace, water heater, $11,008 “with terms. =| J.C. HAYDEN. Realtor Open Eves. Veterans | SEE Bloomfield Knolls NEW 3 Bedroom = Ranch Home Development West Bloomfield Twp. Priced at $12,000.00 Down Payment $650.00 PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS Open Sunday 18 2P.M. Daily 1-8 p.m. | EL Rat _ WM. A. High elevation Facing west. Idea) le epen kA KL » CEMENT BLK. = tr th with paved road. $15,000. $4500 down. LESTER AR R_3-9972 B= |"BUD" Nicholie FE 65-0441 es. OAKLAND full $600 to $1,500 i 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ‘J ” Sis Fi ha Het cm. i E 5 3 ? hha ft FE f : 7 Biva and Silver Lake. 2 ; he sit ltit BEAUTIFULLY ra — lot. 100x187, FE po ay ideal ee bome DORRIS & SON REALTORs ° ** | ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN $35 TO $800. a i z ‘ common : HILLSIDE espera et Pine Lake. front 100xaee $10,000 bs ° Me e 3 ‘ig SOQ) : u rg LOANS $25 TO $500 come | On signature, fe Or car, men RENEFICIAL Rest of Seginaw ino nice, town FINANCE CO. 7 W, Lawrence 8t. “MONEY sat Be4| WAITING You May Borrow 7S ro mer i fiteeeran| 2 tO $500 202 N. MAIN AUTC ~ Mortgage Loans 84 LOW INTEREST OR 30701 ' a ae as | STE eRSON tsa0e waps ii ‘| fl i GILES REALTY CO. Lake Frents On Saginaw Bay SYLVAN RTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43. W. Huron St, Open Eve. 7 to ——e ‘+ he Bag © 8 Pen. Om, ~ Sa 1005 by the Soren, tg SN 61 . JACOBSON USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN AN" }-- re ROUIMeET Piste adh" soll sewer enyck. and Save Money at oes way’ aii ee TRUCKERS .| en, 483, Shia, POLO rekcRy woron I te gem 2 MOBILE HOMES _ | iit) Dist Be as GTORS W. LUMBER | DOLLAR FOR PAINT?|’ we tong new 5 f. Pontise, Up to} 800, 000 ee te RING B cee "AT "SURMETSTERS | Pr. Used Nal tae Dept. + * * ne RCT ase, a OE, 10¢ 06 Re Tie ee Corner 8 and Mound + New low prices. Ke ee mage Le, dace. Sot : . : Jr. Wheel , Ma sees KELLY’S HARDWARE| #83. 9 coset | MERGES Maat Satter "ee ae fe LAA, : oedema Tb ve ala + e2eeeeene Auburn | 4502%-W. SS | tema. % oeeneee! sete Te ales cmt ken ae oss LD 5 peneling, o2eee ene LOVLIER HAIR Neades fir. Gee... SOFTER SKIN | ois | 3 sani pms Ete DRive OUT TO Bie mance “Banaged Reisessre | BURMEISTER A. 3o)_acbere 4 ss Northern Lumber Co. : 2-831". |"EEscese se"sers| HUTCHINSON |, fcr ato BG Shea ae ae a Trailer Sales |p Telegraph & 0 Mile Rd.” | it E. =a SPECIAL F Used doors. $1.50 & up. 2x8, 2klos, eee ree = Pee 18, CU. eu rr TO Dw Pachoud 1 Wrecking and $225 M : i ~ S JAMS PAINT GRADE €3.% ee Ser ee... a : Saws eres wo) maa he - 8 WREC serge” WP... 1.80 w= Lord’s Specials SS oor ake Bega” pace me 88 fin, fe |S Orchard Lake Ave. PE Ey ei trade NEW B piri. for most cars. PE 3-1403,| or high by we. a er, ee HACCER persion wre. -**-a'sse| .. H, J. VANWELT 3 oe, geterbed fei. BAR| AT BIG SAVINGS - | | HACGERTY STORM SASH | of used parts zn bth on cea ene org ew Fost arcived th aeect ad 1947 Haggerty Hwy, Walled sod” eons ow Loy pete!!! | RORULTS AND : _. |2 HOLLAND i wa dus, ott or- tf pee “Appliances Wie na ede to trom order. | an pote ggg “prune Ba Sel ee Hart. cm sae. ipbitor ae cote ‘we 16, Hic ag : s re lato the bag bieas Acesaneteation ‘CES ON COAL ands * moulin 7”. # a Wris ~¥ Deed Te Bee Readimis concrete ~ and mor . i Sa write 438 M A. ENSON fate act ot = = st &. John = BILL SPENCE 12 LINO. RUGS. .$2: shingles roofing-eail “ a SORT - WELD ARC WELDER. ARC rR M. som fo at Tires 80-A gout oe saa ee wevee with f 7 sf 4 in 96.30 bers lead Te. amps ents, 649 aw ee = -Po a ee complete with . to res: , ARM GAS HEA AnD son. a "sepa wie TRAILER Ww BOR COMMUNITY MOTORS be 4 ue 2, “haar Baar ee|S "2 ity . “KC HBOWSTERED = mene = a peldvie ave. Mil Lake Wart | C205" 3H SRUSHED STONE TERYE ESIMATE 803 XN.) Main Rochester *“CONE'S RE} TAL 276 * | ROTO-HOw AND LARGE LATHES, Fe °. eretary, | 1281 Baldwin FE 20071 79_ Moni a inst _Reobatie. Mi 438 aut, PUPPIES. 415. OR Spe ~ eatin fea ee Beem etme ‘sc make vou money . ee “ Hea Pe & SON : 28 We Stain Rochester” ob tere ‘a FORD TRACTOR. PLOW. |- cash Lt 3007. ‘08 “Maple hae re lL Artists’ supplies, hobby 2. i sae eet r clas- cation “Hobbies and peat No. 24A, tee 72 8. oer LARGEST SIZE $1.80. eet =| Talbott Lumber BOATS| Pe = tid! Bond jo 4 EVINRUDE MOTORS c sup PENN YAN She = a lum as aces sevewitess eee we sed g. ‘ eat. | NOLEUM Piper Materials of All Kinds | as OPEN BUSINESS F 7 ” speeeeeyy a seeeeee 4 etebeere ee a ~ 1950 Ch 1951 Bui = 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 Haskins Chev. DIXIE HWY. at MiS Maple $5071 leat re Sei. PANEL TRUCK. $150. “LARRY PICKUPS - "54 FORD, F-100 53 FORD F-100 53 FORD F-250 90 FORD F-2 DUMPS 1953 FORD F-600 “These are | trucks. quality Quality is always a | bargain.” . - fora Low Down Payment? _ at These, Many of These Cars Are One Owners : P.G.. $395 di eeeee $395 1950 2 dr... +. .$295 1950 Plymouth 4dr... .$395 1950 Plymouth 2 dr.. .$250 1951 Nash 4 dr.......$495 1949 Plymouth 4 dr...§195 1950 Pontiac 2 dr.....$350 1948 Hudson eeeeeene $85 1948 Dodge 4 dr......$195 1948 Chevrolt ...... $150 1946 4 dt. wnees. $95 4 dr. .....$550 1950 Dodge Riemen- schneider _ 232 S. SAGINAW ST. Open ’til 8 p.m. *FE2-9131 Jacobson’‘s HUDSON & RAMBLER IEROME |" Used Truck It's Headquarters : nnsecinst | Where Low M Trucks— . omvyerxest | YOU BUY 1954 STAKES} [TJSF 1993STAKES| , , F-600 FORD, 12 FT. that-counts Only Your FORD DEALER can give you all these USED CAR and USED TRUCK _ BUYING Advantages Wider Selection Absolute Confidence in Dealer’s Reputation! com Ded Deas ty 5 mepte- 2 Sane Hager Bias bre aS ete Check Your Haskins Ch Chev. Ford Dealer's “aNd ae A-] Used Cor |"iez att ie and Truck Birmingham MM 340 Specials for the] _ssc"t = = mon Best Bargains “HERE S in Town A Cy Owens Your FORD Dealer 2 Big Lots 150 S. Saginaw St. FE5-4101 809 S. Woodward Ave. . FE 4-7469 ' | DEXTE HWY. at TAKE YOUR CHOICE Seve™ Seon, “Beda, par bag Club Coupes, and J Boot OVERDRIVES POWERGLIDES . STANDARD TRANSMISSIONS New car guarantee, Latest Sum- mer Soler’ Gologtaone No Pinancin og Problems Highest ie Lowest Terms As iow as your car down, up to 36 months on balance. Our low overhead sazaticn poretic terrific _ ae to ae pamed as t you g ios one a Ter am PRESENT CAR OvERAGED pre neat RETIREMENT. Save the Difference Deal Direct With Haskins Chev. Dealer 15 MAple 5-507! Growin ” CHEVS. 1954 Left Overs Hurry While They Last ALL BODY STYLES AS LOW AS $1326.41 Headquarters for Chevrolets 1 MILE AND WooowaRD 1988 CHEVROLET POWER- glide, heater Good condt- +4397. 963 CHRYSLER 2 DR. $10 DOWN payments. 44 58. VACCINE); THAT'S 100% AN Hf USED Qakland County’s Fastest | Bir 53 iis 88 2 dr., sharp 53 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan’ 54 Dodge ickcep, lige ton HOU T } | OUR FRIEND ee totolt GMc TR oma. 49 Pontiac Cpe...... $495 *50 Chev, 2 dr........ $395 "50 Ford 8 Cpe....... $395 50 Pontiac 4 dr...... $395 50 Stude. 4 dr....... $245 *SO Nash 2 dr........ $295 49 Ply. Conv........ $295 49 Ford 8 2 dr....... $195 34 Ford 8)--....2.5-- $65 18 MO. ON BALANCE, EVERY CAR IN GOOD con- DITION. INSIDE AND~ OUT. 106 CAR SELECTION . KELLER KOCH CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER «ise oN Woodward at 3% ae ORD VICTORIA _S Woodward Birmlagias 1054 FORD RANCH WAGONS, PORDAMATIC & OVERDRIVE 1954 | CHEV. 210 2 DOOR $1295 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer in Mon Yor Fo5 Me bance onan oa Menara Day Specials "54 Chrys. Newport .$2445 "54 Buick aan ope pits eee 54 Buick S Di | 54 Buick 4 dr. BUICK SALE OLIVER BUICK — Compare the following prices anywhere on this page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s- busiest dealer. 54 Buick 4 dr., Century model . .$2095 ’S4 Buick Century Hardtop side! - $2165 oases | '54 Buick 4 dr., $1795 Special model .. pecia Hardtop model . .$1995 Super series ....$2095 53 Buick 4dr. Road- — . -$1395 master model . 53 Buick 4 dr., Special series ...$1195 $2 Buick 4dr, Super model .....$795 ’51 Buick 4 dr., Super model .... $595 "50 Buick Hardtop, very sharp ...... $595 lus BUICK Where Pontiac Tee Buicks iO Orchara Lake Ave. FE 2.9101 Immediate Delivery! Deal Direct! - No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here Y'ALL COME nee ' MOTOR SALES VACATION SPECIALS oan OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 isd FONTIAC a4 DR GOOD INTIAC i987 sedan. radio matic drive. A special . your car wn. Haskins Chev. DIXIB HWY M15 __MaAple 5-071 FORD SALE BUICK Compare the following prices anywhere on this page and youl plainly. see why Oliver Buick Z Pontiac’s busiest dealer. "M4 Ford 2 dr. Sedan, Ford-O-Matiec .. $1395 "54 Ford 2 dr., standard shift .. $1295 53 Ford 2 de. Sedan, ‘radio, heater .... $895 53 Ford 4 dr. Sedan, real sharp ....... $895 $2 Ford 2 dr., * smart looking ... $595 51 Ford 4 dr., radio, heater oe 50 Ford 2 dr., a sharpie ....... 48 Ford 2 dr. . Coupe ........ coe $85 ~ BUICK | 210 Orchard Lake a, FE 2-9101 First Stop For Sale Used Cars a) Sale Used Cars 91} Sale Used Cars | 91 Sale Used Cars M1} Sale Used Cars 91 ‘a, cuEVROLET CLUB COUPE, m2 FORD white oo “ands assume Selma” W's myrworre, OP tsnaveecs | "down, Take ver payments. 1103 BOB FROST INC | eae ae own wcncad "Your oboe a ri \| 6 okEv. FOE Dire. $10 See ore abi ee the full ‘rive. after 4, FE 2-586}. Sriiet ihc Wee “age Pa degen Lat eee atten SEE Carkner—Studebaker a 4 Birmingham MI 4-3410 DOWN \. Huron Motor Sales CHEV. FT] C it WAYS a SELECTION * c LATS HO ~ CARS. . ; y Chevrolet 51 Chev. 2 dr........$495 MOTOR SALES S ALE For The Best Buy { 51 Plymouth 2 dr... .$495/} 053. w. suroe PE 2-266) 1955 "50 Dodge 4 dr....... $495 | sl, PLYMOUTH” CORVERTIBLE. In A Good '50 Plymouth 4 dr... .$495| _464 5. Woodward, Birmingham. Used Car ‘Demonstrators | '50 Chrysler 4 dr... .$495 OL! V Ee ome rs To Choose From Cy Owens Compare the following prices anywhere on this} Your FORD page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Dealer Pontiac’s busiest dealer. ; 55 Chev. 210 2 dr., 2 Big Lots 3,000 miles ..... $1695) 150 S. Saginaw St. 54 Chev., loaded, ~ FE 5-4101 8,000 miles ..... $1295; 809 S. Woodward Ave. '$3 Chev. 210, FE4-7469 radio, heater .... $895/| 1954 PONTIAC STARCHIEP CUS- |'S3 Chey. Bel Air Inguire Pe baer 4 dr., powerglide. .$895| ‘* POMC "52 Chev. 4 dr. Dix. itt PONTIAC @ ¢ DOOR. BE radio, heater .... $595 |W pontiac. 635. TRANS- 52 Chev. 2 dr. Dix., porter ies Dog hee radio, heater .... $595 'S1 Chev. Dix. 4 dr, Guaranteed radio, heater .... $445; SHARP USED CARS ’$1 Chev. Dix. 2 dr., Se eee end em radio, heater .... $395 : Glenn Ss 50 Chev. 2 dr. Sedan, MOTOR SALES radio, heater .... $195 8. w_ St. PE ¢1371 plus | ar FONPIAC-3 DE f0 DOWN, = ae net -Chovectels Wood ‘pirm me rae SPECIALS "82 Plymouth ¢ ¢r. & heater. OL ] ! ‘R ‘$1 Chevie 9 dr ide. $i Pivmouth ec} ecpe Extra clean. "30 Chevrolet ‘% Portiae 3 dr. 8 ‘#@ Ford Custom & 2 ér. ‘#8 Me . es “1 Pord BUICK West Side” Used Cars Ww Ld "Carinare-Scsdcbaker _ Birmingham MI 4-3410 PONTIAC SALE OLIVER BUICK Compare the following prices anywhere on this page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s busiest dealer. ’54 Pontiac 2 dr., . -$1295 low mileage . 53 Pontiac Sedan, Custom Catalina $1195 '53 Pontiac 4 dr., deluxe 8 ....... $1095 53 Pontiac 2 dr., deluxe 8 ........ $995 ’$2 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, heater .... $795 ’51 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, heater .... $595 251 Pontiac 4 dr., radio, heater .... 50 Pontiac 2 dr., deluxe model .... $325 ’47 Pontiac 2 dr., good transportation ....$95 lus BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 - USED CARS > Gay 2 ér. RETAIL STORE Where More People Get Better Car Deals 1953 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe. 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A sweet run- beauty. $895 1950 Pontiac With radio and heater. Here ts the perfect car for the wife. $195 1950 Oldsmobile sedan redio and der. is voaliy bee Oct wo ane $395 * 1948 Pontiac wre, a oe phe r $095 1949 Pontiac ° Streamiiner 2 dr. sedan. Bere is another one right for the j- ¢ $195 — * Several tion that ——— specials are $50 to $195 [ol liny = FE 3-7117 WE CAN PUT YOUINTOA . 1955 Ford Fairlaine 8 Cyl. Club Sedan WITH RADIO AND HEATER $ 5 D4 Monthly" Your Car Is Worth Reg : 5 5 80 Monthly ‘No Down Payment A-! Buys "52 Chrysler 4 dr.. .$695 "54 Ford 8 2 dr.... .$999. ’51 Chrysler 4 dr., .$499 ’51 Lincoln 4 dr... .$499 53 Plymouth 4 dr, $699 ’51 Packard 4 dr.. .$444 53 Buick Riviera $1344 \ '54 Plymouth 2 dr. $999 53 Packard 4 dr. $1044 54 Ford R. Wgn. $1399 51 Olds 2 dr. 88...$444 "$2 Ford 4 dr...... $599 osene ‘51 Ford Hardt *51 Nash Abass’ "54 Pont. St. Chf. ‘$1499 52 Stude. Hardtop *$3 Buick Sedan. .$1099 51 Ply. Clb. Cpe... 52 Ford R. Wgn... "54 Ford Country "54 Chev. S. be ood 53 Ply. Sta. Wgn. ’53 Ford Victoria be ’51 Pontiac 2 dr.. sige Pe 51 Ford 8 2 dr... 52 Pontiac 4 dr. 8 $644 1954 Ford 2 dr., perfect. $258 down & $29.70 mo. Yous old tar dave chad 2. Inspect bearings. for wear. §. Adjust bearings ‘slightly -higher pay’ts. OR ‘ P No Trade Cheapies | '49 Ford 4 dr......$144 50 Ford 2 dr..:...$244 "48 Pont. Sed. Cpe. $144 "48 Ford Clb. Cpe. $144 50 Pont. Sed. Cpe. $244 50 Stude. 2 dr.......$99 49 Olds Sedan ....$99 47 Pont. Sed.. eee - $99 Pack Front Wheel Bearings 99 1, Pull front wheels and drums, 3, Repack with fresh grease. 4. Inspect brake fining. properly. 3 Convertibles ae | pee pontiac PRI 2 ays. 1e of re PONTIAC PRESS, SATURD. oye Sa. BR ot rel ial mca te Programs HIS FEeR SETUNOAY, Way ve wed OO gta Chana ¢WWOTY Chased SOWETEAY ye ays Ral ti 3 denen mmeasinesilanasacesaineaied a PWyopsoe Ranacl (WEYEEV Chamet S-OKLW2Y Programs furnishes by stations dase io. Programs: cnemeyereenpnenret ragga ya og . Dennis Pense.” Moon and Six- potray . a, CD es @ in this column rie tae y Murdered, ae Up in 5 a political . — CRLW, eee are subject te wuy (4) Showcase 8 : his writer who 1, aa =: WAR, change without i, rape lenin lpr SUNDAY MORNING eS a _— cua wire, cise) win, oe. Stuffed Into ee 6:30—(9) Holiday Ranch. Variet 8:16—-(2) Christophers. — Promised Land,” ers ~— ax, cy wron, Ge | Sewer nen — (4) Horace 8:45~(2) Detroit Pulpit. —_ featuring Joan Cope- od E im Deanna sito (INS)—The body ; owa. (2 Musical salute to % Bowe, Mate , News, in oy was found he 7:00—(1) Soldier %18—(2) This Is the Life, “Time ot Day” stare in | go Agger aed ty Ange. Carter, had been oo) Selle Porat. artins i8—(0' Preston sone ae ae ae WIR, Sunday Prous | 19:96 perm | by his mother, Mrs, ae aman ce ted Coenen : of Faith. ee ee at ‘aaes | te ee and his two sisters, Film (®) Dial 6 Festus te Comedies, : : Ue , Faz: Brown 16, TBA. (4) ‘aianen Movie. (2) Kid Car *00—(0), Break the Bank. Pongo Penton Hey, Mi 5 retta Young nk. (4) Lo gpwts time | ese ee ee two ee, et ee CE ae rn apg aera Tigeagprel gy 7 wae WEYE indvaveawey | €F gehen cr hac gs ae oe totee Sead ease a. (2) master ee oe who = 6:48 4, White . ; ib 7 use" ce Se The bey Sor duasian, Glateen plage Bae on-n ies oe ha eee ie ceteve | "Whom. tot Mek ta Serenade | WIBK News, Qeore kidnaped and rT gie Van Gleason III, Reg- Buffalo Grows. (4 ger on a Plane,” . “Stran- : @une 19:30—W. his mes taal day and a oe conducts th Mother Bill. (2) Barker tard cap A bg vw. Chapel Rous Wink, D. 11s—wxrz,’ him Rael e jan Bill - Vitaliewing io the Su, ty som Book 1:30— — Ww a 7 ty, “08 EL tome: a |e | SES | ey 1: 30— | ) Sa man love 4 " 7 C1), Story Studio. “Lucky 1:08) eee Sense te “Rho. | Meson oo oe ser aopor ume | @WATER SKIS wood. Queenie’ Holly- Adventure . (4) 9:30— shanley Fansreecte 6:00—WJR, Our Miss Brooks a * me only i fe Ss een aS ar xo “Tare rn ven po a Secs, (eee EE | pepe crags ( * : Ww. i . ° * j tail — at a coc 11:30—(7) Today’s Faith. (2) 19:00—(7) Joe y Line? | 9:90—wam, Jr. ae wean, pee fa ™ borg * | who said: was given by Mattie, |1 @ , party Rid test Carnival. » (2) Con- oN —" Yes- Wis We dee “ tt S—WXY%, Frolles 4, News —— le’ wes cy LIFE VESTS Lyond, Mitzi Jimmy 714. (2) Sunday N (4) Badge Wonderful City as, ie Sine . parine Steines wi > Gorge Mat and ca ee a $:00— (1) Hollywood oon som Late Show. ‘ ¥. m Work | on extw jas golee L— T CUSHIONS 12:00—(1) Little Rascals. (9 CS cae acts tet Gusgnate Wink: Melaeds WSK: Uc O he rh, fue pee | The (9) mont in “Pier 23." pets. (4) Ca (9) Mop- Cordova, Dorothy De- Radio . ’ Roundtable| CHEW. Austin body was found : -@) On Camera. “Season as Marjorie Patrick and Party i: = 9:00 we Grant low ground 10 feet be- |] © AS CANS voree,” drama. ( of Di- : Lard. ire False 72 one Swo cneeee Vallee an alle in a sewer pipe in Coca. Comedy 4) Imogene 12:30—(7) 10:30—(7) Karloff Wisk: Ken Cline Wars, x 12:30—w. Musto y. Eric was one of ped pny ) ieee eae Pau. @ tee tan Cet Tinton (8 Feaen thas “ewan Bs 12:00—w Wath Winckel | WATE Speer children in the Carter family. His @ JOHN ! nightclub vist. CD bates Ste 2s 8 Party. (2) Show Time, ™&™ . (9) Follow that i Ww noon News WIBK, Serenade Wonk. Davies — nang cea | | SON OUT- | Two Ww . . . j Uni WCAR, for : : | SAESess ee nse ee eeceman roe | ER Bin | sre ne [ST Seder beneeven || COARD MOTORS) ——-§:30—-(9) Million Dollar * U. of M. Movie. (4) id Crown Theater. (4) Sunday 000—-WIR. Two tor Money Bay “ eae forum” | wroteatae’ | Salesman Clo i © BOAT | Donald Huston .im “The Movie. 1:39—(7) ws. Hawai ww of Guest | WPON, Dr. Barnhouse wan aim a aan Theater. ‘oe 2:00—(7) a 11:30—(4) Hollywood Off-Beat. 9115-—WPOn seca oe Sen” tines Pecye angers; : Pheaponn AFTEEOGS - Abandoned B s OARS _my hides from Durante. Jim- Callahan. (2) & Hardy. (9) Mr, 12S—@) The Late, Late 9:30—CKLW, Lombardoland won, : Tem wh i sau Firs, elles Lett atl © BOATS my hides from guest Dorothy 3:20—(7) La arty) Me- Roman Green,” starving wit, Bossparss 126 -WIR, Onan wats boa ee, Musieth Giving — in Chicago 3 ‘band, George . Favorite Hus- Meet urel & Hardy. (9) - Basil Rathbone, Nigel 10:00—wR, Ween. Tee Light WJBE, News, —. Whew oe : SPRINGFIELD, I @ALUM i hegrod meets _ Mr. Callahan. 1 Hillary Brooke. Bruce and| WxYz, Country Style CELW, eeesvers Warts | sae we hewa. ae L @— A INUM Barry St. . Bleeker MO! WPON, News — mer Davis Perkins ny Casey as hi comedy. Nelson in INDAY MORNIN ie: SUNDA WPON. Off Reco: Speedwa Mr. end $s son : a 3:07) My Hero. 7:00—(4) Today. (2) See ee ae ian wo i re im | WOM Bye Or ed nee os See ) g:e0—(4) George a y (8) Justice SHOW. . Morning | “S220 ecttet, ON” er a gy meee d ETE. Rortcen’ Tunes ning ecg Gahten 4x over to juvenile au- @ CANOE PA 1 with Garry Moore. tees oe $:30— owosee 9:00—(T) Todd ‘ Wrox. eames hae Tiger Game tts WIR, U.N. Report WCAR, | eet a picture in: the : e@l0E OH violation. Steven Henge = +00 (2) Meet UAW-CIO. 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:30—wIR, ee cad penpaag: Game CLW, Pulton Lewin 215—w, Pere ~ tousled . blend ete of ESTS Marc are ; - 3 : . Z * ' ' dq, Mason ’ large :30—(1) i, doctor and son. Hostess Theater. (2) Sunday ne ee ee ae Gxtw. dim, Dunbar ea Healing Wasers Maa wpe Pius ype haga alk wy eo @ FISHING TACKLE Brady in “Just What the ‘Doctor Sto SmeY 11:16-C) Love oe tate: anaten Meta} Woe, Sean gum WXYZ News, gare Wws. Letense jones” Pyeng Se Spring- Ordered.” Doctor 5: ; ot SUNDAY MORNIN 18—Cxt w, M es AYZ, Bevty | yesterday sought ~ EE Te (4) Your Hit Parade 5:30—(4) Roy Rogers. (2 11:30— une. be gt om pocge: ssnaoedl *: —— =e WIBK, Protestant Br. = Sor attorney and Sent pelt his eLiVE BAIT Top tame ot the wok SU You sre SO Foes Ee ot WWJ, Hews, Bummin’ :30—WJR, Philbarmonie — WPON, Baseball to establish his claim police Gisele MacKenzie 0 Fang SUNDA ra ° en_won masa Review _— Frank ey ‘| ese— AY MORNING 2:45—WIR, Brighter Police Chief — Su to Kenny. son. (2) Man Behin a Laie YS TV HIGHLIGHTS 11:46—(2) Guiding Light. A a 8:48—CKLW, Chosen People Wwwa) Bob Sfiresn potty ad recognized the cud trom 4 ot “Crying Lady.” a oe Cocke, B:OO—(_22 0" OON meee easy CKLW, Gospel for Bind WaBK, Gent, Prete I =p nother Barbara took Ken- : Archer. (2) Lassie N = Clock Comics. @ Ww, Wildwood 8:15—CKLW, Bandstand Rise ‘n’ Shine 3:15— left their Springfield ; 10:00—(7) Realm of the daughter of Ellen M The young y Dixon. (2) Inner Flame. Sse, Bows o¢ Church =| 3:30—WXYE, (:48-—CKLW. Toby David WIR, Rosemary in March. home $ “Birds of the the Wild. visits the Miller’s friend 12:15—(4) W WPON, Nasarene Pulpit Se ee ns 3:30—WJR, Helen Tren Meanwhile, Kenny rem: : teagtg = ep “Water- a = of Life ay of World. (2) Road 1:15—WW4J, Meditations Want gun Muse Snape Jim Vinal word) Pepper Towns Vincent’s Infant ge ewhenlrwe 9 ti 1 P M ; ee News. (4) Soldier ‘ot Fortune —— ee te as anh es ee tee ss_cxLM, tacit 2 18-00 a aa ste WIR, Gel Sunday has st in Chicago, His mother ee New adventure ef Tim and Jett. The girl's and (4) Hour of CELW, i alem Heatter 20, CRLW oan 3, Right to Happ. been found, . Toubo. (2) Big Town. “= itself in an envy manifests Shows. (2) Ladies Day. a aaa. Baptist WxYa, R News Afternoon | Tey a t:00—- IR, Bouse RO . ros tae ote Law ten actemgt to darm 10—C).Lanchime Drama, | SE eee re Siete, | ari | K to Cie Army Wite || Slaybaugh’s 9) Movie Date. Dick 6:30— a Jeg hoe cgi lenge | W, Worship ons Wik ‘Kew ‘as ous ie or Aid to Mother-in-Law ‘toll vell, Lizabeth Scott in “Pit. 2 (7) Chance a Lifetime. (9) (9) McBride. (2) Tiger . om 4 —— Hour spoon, 4. Pirincia on g ene J, Gtella Dallas SEOUL, : (UP seis fy a ghia Ma Ut (Mr Peper oe) arson we emene | EE Tee oun | Sian ca, South Karan ary oon et es ek Sods lee tee Ge eet Stars oo Seven. 1) pqahep ony eae fees | oe Soli Wm cio | ssea_wws, women, is getting a citation for “unset |] Plant paventure.” (4) People Are Fun- oe eae hoc 4g cael copes Show ta) Tea | Mane paste tte B:1b_Wam, world aft wasn, Newt Sai. Nowe. wrigat | AW." to her sick mother-in- Ay Free Parking ny. Art Linkletter rida oute a nants ® : Wisk, Ave Maria weak, Garou ae Og nd Army Chiet ot the Door throwing. tries pie cabaret, he 7 de %90-(9) Toby David —- OWATA Grestes an crt a ww, Mews, ot statt imnaahae ae Damon Runyon vestigate. Aro Peepers to in- Greatest Gift. Show. ( Reig St, John’s oLY, Grestent Story Week, an baste ERLW, a™ Kown said General 630 Oskland Ave. wn secre on ane A Oe a Se ae jae Mec ont WAN, News, Gio | AR eves = Phone FE 4-0824 “Tobias Garland in mam-type to star - lowe. Mar- News , Dinner Gr'nde, | WTO : diaper pa Sgr .” story of Broadway show _— fe 3:00—(9) Mo wars, algae Bove SUNDAY EVENING prepa iitehen Club *wapm, M . Pac yg | whose girl friend aaah man MacNamara in a “Battle of Hearthrob onday Matinee. (7) Wink: jews, Organ €:00—WIR, Gen : ae, an re WCAR. see BIRMINGHAM — act Mike movi him to Biceps.” ve Theater. (4) Haw- WCAR, News, Rhythm Ww, 45. im 9:48—WIK, Pete i s:30—wWJ, Jim Deland LOCKSMITH | — ae ee at Huntress. (9) War %18—(4) First : — nen ate wean, Muse’ *"* 20 x. We DUPLICATED ! 11:00—(T) 3 Air. (4) Comedy Bie Love. . 5:45—WIR, Bun. at Oakland scone a as sre ee a» sew Prisoner of Chinese |S: Hired 5.356 in Apri Teleyisi azar mes. a lagy bowls 300 . Eddie Fisher. Preview orld of 7 F . L« Lecksmith—Jeha Jones Party. game. (@ Polka 2°" show st La Vie rele 3:45—(4) Modern. Mr. Sweeney: Moved to Pej n irginia Senator Claims elevision Receiver music, (2) News. Jac LeGoff. night club. (2) en New York 4:00) Captain Flin SWEA CITY p 9 va) sata i @ — Sen. Byrd Bec 2 z nied) ite Par Wate SB a ete Rares Fas Sl ome oti a sere ten comes Necessity Featuring These and Jane Ke Lewis. who ischer Jr., §,356 duri a 4 11:20 — (2) Nightwatch The ee ee eae ean, 4:30—(9) Howdy Dood a es ee Peel ee | oe ae “ees maees tae CACual 3 $ Famous Make TV: Roddy McDowell ater. and G bri Doody, . '. (4) Howdy Communist Byrd chairman . sion as a “necessity: televi- Ait iA 4. * | Gale Sher- comedians abril Dell, -D°%¥- (2) Welcom since the Ko- : of the Joint eceasity.” : Bin Abteirietes |g RCA VICTOR wood in “Rocky.” . = e Travelers. rean War, had on Reduct The Senate yesterday AIRIAINI IAIN Tell imian | > =< PHILCO : . . 4:45—(7) ; , had new hope today | essential ion of Non-| passage gave final AINE AlS IS $4 7 1:30— Ricky the _| that Federal to a : : ADMIRAL 11: 30—(9) (1) Pepsi. P' Clown. he and three Expendi bill which would Wis ; Mystery Theater Playhouse. : pais may, be| m4 in tures, | vent credi pre- RiolsiAIee 4 Lugosi in ‘ . Bela Playhouse (9) 6:00—(T) Auntie’ Dee. home soon, 7, a statement the increase tors in a bankrupt Reiss, TAREE SIMIAN |¢ CENERAL ELECTRIC ishes.”” ‘The Corpse Van- 8: . Colt. . (9) Justice} Mr. and was the third in successi tion from slappin cy ac-| [BAT OTATFTS Sees | «= SYLVANIA (4). Ha 'an- 8:00—(7) Walt (4 Terry and Pira . and Mrs. Charl and the ve months | on the ping an. attachment Jini Ti Spaeiely S) > — DUMONT Gearge Susie, Siebert Mars Pia eS ee te alee Say |b, they B00 ed apes cy ie eth since July 190, | Sen. Richard. Rick ‘| (Stele eae ele pteintets $ EMERSON — C88 Mar- P : (4) TV : ter they rece a let- ¥ chard: 'rTe On vl — ‘ tone abies we - Playhouse. Philip Abbott will —- — Hickok. (4) Tem | The A nace ele onpeal pe Put It Long Way Off aoe ene re rarvag Rape FIST ete ioiel sik 3 HAMPTON-TV imals is @ pictorial milking an- . other three fliers had RICHMOND, Va. “( ship” on works a “hard- Ny teloles | > 825 West Huron S that dates al ne ae Mom and Da ' from Mukden in been moved | H. Adams, , Va. “WP)—Andrew| Gi a family. - 5+ P4 ae TV Manchu: : 3 iven thi ? us) ES : FE4-2525 found in Mesopatamia. 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SSS a, : ef eRe, x a Japanese taxi driver. | 1955 session yesterday many of the | pall by the inmate umpire. ee = SSS, * * < . Pvt. Paul A. Lesperance, 20,| members literally took their seats| “Oh, you wouldn't rob a blind Woonsocket, R.I., was sentenced| home with them, ‘The Legislature | man would you, ump?” yelled a to seven years, Pvt. Richard W. | had voted to replace the 50-year- | Clown, fae Haviland, 19, Stamford, Conn., was | old chairs in the hall of the House.| The answer came from a wi” sentenced to four years, | Members were given the privilege | ing convict: “How do you thin _An Army spokesman said in- ot buying their old chair for $5. he got here?" WEEK-END BARGAIN BUYS Blue Spreading Juniper -: Calan Blue Spruce 15-18 Inches Special 2.98 97° 18-INCH REG. PRICE $3.00 Upright Arborvitae Special 1.98 Free Planting Design-Bring a Picture of Your Home DECORATION DAY SPECIALS 4 Year Stock ig dani *e, yi ae oe WE ay os Home owner? Then you know the value of, keeping your house in good con- dition. When you add a room, make repairs or buy new equipment, you're investing — See your builder, see your lumber dealer for total cost then visit us for the needed cash. Lieutenant Col. Donald E. Matthews, of Pon-| (SHAPE) Fontainebleau, France. His wife Rita, and | tiac, former Chief of Plans and Programs Division, children, Don, Steven, Susan and Sherrie will ac- DCS-Pians.Hq., Rescue Service, poses with his fam- company him. They were flying to this city for | ily just before they boarded a commercial plane at a 35-day leave and will then proceed to a New York the Orlando, Fla.; Airport. Col. Matthews is being POE. reassigend to Allied Air Forces Central Europe s + @ ; McNeil St.. was assigned as a Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. | ¢ . & | e Lt. and Mrs. S. William Barnett | dental silicer in the 618ist Tactical | His address: F.A. Jack A. Spur- | Giant Ruffled - Snapdragons are visiting his parents, Mr. and | }, ' 6170th Ai ock, 4594827 Sub Group 1—2nd Di- | Mrs. Archie Barnett, 122 Oneida | W°svite! of the i Bese) re ane tinal tan Ship-| Zinnias Rd. Lt. Barnett will report to San|CTOUP- ard Vallejo, Calif. Francisco June1| Lt. Nero; in the Air Force since s 6 6 for a. year of| February 1955, arrived in Korea) 4 3¢- James H. Alexander, hus- tour duty in Ko-| from Parks AFB, Calif, his last jinq of Mrs. Betty L. Alexander rea. | duty base. Previously he attended Z : : of Clarkston, is now assigned to The lieutenant | Meharry Medical College, Nash-| yaosies Air Force Base, Miss., | ville, Tenn. graduated from | alcune Electronics Center of the U. S. Air| : Force Pontiac High) F.A, Jack A. Spurlock, whose School. in 1948 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Pau! A student of the Air Tower Con. | and from Wayne Spurlock of 91 trol Course, Airman Alexander i U niver sity in Vi inia. is now completed his basic training at 1952. 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