\ \ The Weather, Fair and Cool Details page two 118th YEAR _ TIAC PRES * ‘te * . * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, F MONDAY, MAY 80, 1955 —26 PAGES Nation's Holiday Weekend Death Tol Tratfic Count Climbs Toward Esti 5 Persons Die in County, 17 @® in Detroit June 28, 1877, the - City pelies, Oakinnd ‘County | — fice, h* Denten votes Penerel oem oe tae Wah eeeees Poke statement. 3 daughter of Isdore and Sophia) MAN HOSPITALIZED authorities and State Police were | FRITZ, Way B15. Ec Chief Sherwin “T think what ‘goofed’—if you | Heitsch Hanser, marrying William | Hollis was hospitalized for rib| on hand to assist the Jaycee goto Phillips, Pontiac. ege $3: ’ Heywood. want to use that expression,” | Haken in Pontiac May 5, 1908. fractures, cuts and bruises. The | group in the driving tests Satur- Frits: dear father of James Pran- "But im Detroit, Mcintyre said Smith said, “was the situation that | She was a member of St. Benedict | other driver was treated and re-| day. oe a ee the FBI would have to have more developed when the Cutter vaccine | Church and of the St. Benedict leased. . The weather eliminated some pleted fenerel srrengenen nts will definite proof the girl was kid- apparent trouble came up.” Altar Society, also of the League| Slippery pavement was blamed entrants. It also forced State troop- be announced inter by the Veor- naped.and taken across state lines ‘+ 8 _ | ot Catholic Women. | for a three-car collision on U.S. |ers to return to their posts after! saggq- May ia inst CLARA before he could allow his men ' ‘That was a reference to vaccine| Surviving besides her husband 10 south of Walten boulevard | a tornado alert was sounded. Loutse, 1067 Holwrook, age 91: to work on the case. made by Cutter La ot are five children, Mrs. Lynn Al) 7y cit E stephens, 28, of 43i5|ONE MAD BAD LUCK Yates amet mothe att “we have been and plan to ee oe lye (A. |e, LeRoy F. Kellogg and Marion | esore. Drayton Plains, told Oak-| Parking, backing and using prop-| Marion 0," Kel y F Kellogs. continue to cooperate in every US. Health Se fos G. Kellogg, all of Pontiac, Mrs. land County Sheriff's deputies his | & turn signals eliminated others, Noyes and Mire. Louie, Conroy: possible,” Mcintyre said. Publie rece, John Noyes of Pleasant Ridge, and car skidded on wet pavement into Kidd said. One youth complained Schuyler, Puneral aie Cah be |that he had practiced with his : the case comes under our re . —_— a= are ears cases | one sister, Mrs. Jerome Schuyler ah > pr = of . father’s car which was equipped cite Church’ Intermen’. ‘ot Oak - polio and:¢wo batc' of Cutter | o¢ Milford 2 hil . 36, ith t il) Gounst eee ef tae petals 20g a vaccine, ™ grandchildren, and | Cobientz’s auto, in turn, was|With an automatic gear shift. Rosary will be held at § p.m. this The FBI took « similar stand epson en Of 113 children who got polio 10 great-grandchildren. ‘ — into “~ — by Elmer lips a used In the driv- ovenatg om Sparks-Griffin she was sought by Detroit WAR DEAD BONORED — Ralph Norvell (left), president of the | ceived Cutter vaccine, all of which | Mrs. Annie Haynes Coblentz and Calhoun autos were | So I just flunked out,” he sald. Lincels St. Pontiac. ‘age 88: be- sevreal months Pontiac Chamber of Commerce, places a wreath beneath the Wisner | was withdrawn early this month. stopped for a traffic light. Other entrants only a few dear cister ‘of Arthur end Prea- ago. ur names of Pontiac’s World. War II | The 113 post: cases com.| ..S@Tvice for Mrs. Annie Haynes,/ Tommy Taylor, the flagman for | points back of Hohmeyer erick Steers. Mra, Havnes is listing the postinoculation yer were H._F. Brodie, who was chairman of the stadium-/| pare with 928 cases of polio among 85, of 50 Lincoln Ave., will be the Gay Day Speedway, was Barclay Gano 432, Dick Wilson, Home. Funeral service will mm. 4 picnickers to for any trace | #04. At right is | ob at 4 pms ‘Tessie fan ARi; al of the little girl. alias GBR % 200. Boxte chee wus prustinn of Go Gombe = 5 ee =< P= Gack: with — hea gpaedag tea << soe Bim from all Stinte Church with time. ___ | = . the Rev. C. George Widdifield of- | fered two broken legs, compound Points. awarded 200 for the ap as Bee Prev . Chi D | se - . Cremation will follow. at ip aad ee oe wasn end 300 Chavel Cemetery. Arrangements Commie China Due |; Firm to Buila\Violent Winds Hit |S SarS%wrst cen "esata ment Sg | EE y nsurance lrm TO ul Arrangements for Mrs. Haynes, Pontiac General Hospital. oe oe Parareld, beloved int as after The Birmingham City Commis-| . Harcid’ ané Mra, iste Palaion (Continued From Page One) | Violent winds stormed through | Home agenda tions by residents secure the release of the Amert- Robert M. Frehse, executive 4-| portions of Oakland County Satur- Mrs. R. J. Farren, 9086 Fiag- | that Hazel Street, between Eton aT eT ee cams. rector of the Detroit Roundtable of |day while tornado warnings were| Nicholas H. Palaian © “t@f_ St. Commerce Township, | and Columbia be left out of the] 1380 ‘Paul Bivd. Lake . UN. ; tp New York said Catholics, Jews and Protestants.| up, causing many persons to be- | told Oakland County Sheriff's dep-| road oil program) ee oe ieee ee this prate iciate lieve a tornado was actually about Service for infant Nicholas Har-/| uties her home was entered over : father Smith and cal Michigan Life, will officiate commer: | oie eld Palaian, who died in St. Jo-| the weekend. Nothing was missi Other items to be considered: Richard M. Smith: dear brother pre Fn omy with Detroit Common Council | *'*° saab Marcy Weapitel Bitiedad ors-| and dapities Caccieed aaa love | Sone Oe oo a SS F. mith acd Mere. Biv ot weeks on President Louis C. Miriani, and| Worst to come however, were | ning, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in | were a other South Oakland County mu- Aloors and Me. De — Fischer and the Norman Wade, director of the life| gusts estimated at around 65 es Hantoon Funeral Hore, with| _ i die nicipalities In a common dog rel service wil held poner os arg ee aan m.p-h. Blowing branches | me Rey. Arnak Kasparian of St. An wedetermincd amount of a from Peer ‘ner Home release could Department of Insurance, knocked power lines down in igh eae ported stolen from| Maple; recommendation < pong cnt welcomed by Howard Kelly, mayor] Avon, Novi, Commerce and “a Coch. Deon. waning senchines at @ Siling sta-| Planning board that the north — A : of Royal Oak. * Bloomfield townships. . : fae: baby i since bixth tion, 874. W Huron St., last night half of the bleck bounded by ¥ c _ ~ heard Also invited are Congressman | Wixom road was blocked sbout | April 19; was the son. of by thieves during a break-in, ac-| Merrill, Bates, Townsend and 46: beloved pile of Bu 3:30 ang 4:30 rg mm and State Sen-|tour miles out of Milford when a| and Elsie Shuklain Palaian of 397 | ©Tding to Pontiac Police. Chester be acquired for devel- | 32°C ion and hrs. Beveriy .. Be aaa ator Broomfield, both of tree split the tell St. He is his opment of off-street parking fa- ultes; dear daughter of Mrs. | A American fliers, | Wednesday. Invocation Royal Oak. ae a es Thieves last wight ransacked the| cilities; and a report on the | Osrander ‘Mrs Hasel Swain, : spemenman foe the State De- | diction will be given by the Rev. Se aaa _ | Parents. _\ | Neumode “Hosiery Shop at 82 N.| recreation board’s 1965-56 budg- Louis Gillis, Mrs. Clara MacDon- _ dartment__ in ee eg a : oo Pog ft —_ = — Id Gi 1Di : Saginaw St. scsarding to Pontiae c ms Gillie, Puneral service will be ‘ 4 vF “ ho * \ | Police a report of sto onscience held Tuesday, May 31, at 2 p.m that release of the airman “would Skin Divers Get momentos of the occasion, im- |and warmer weather tomorrow a. Ti LACS, items had not yet been made Money from the Sparks Grittin, Chapel eliminate one cause of interna- " : cluding pictures of the company ae 8 ae 4 Oe Yes- Contacted Child KNOXVILLE, Tenn. _ (#—Police Interment at Mount Park tional tension.” Menon's announce- Diplomas From officers end Girectors, and cur- | terday's high was 68, %. At ‘ \ Ef Your trien@’s tm jail and needs | Chiet Joe Kimsey figures some- Gematers., chin Sprague is at : ment had been expected in Wash- rent annual reports of Detroit's $ am. today, the mercury in) Who Got Vaccine bail, Ph. FE 6-9422 ington. The Indian diplomat bad) Watery SChool major industries, Govatowm Seatihe ciead of © Gp wot eS Se aoa C 2 The articles in the box are in-| S*€es, ising om. SPOKANE @ = A Gyearcld| Te bay or sell er at New Delhi two days ago.) . @ —| tended for vie wing 100 years hence, . : Sandpoint, Idaho, girl died of bul- Plains o1 oe ng.) |, | Twenty students of old Skin Divers) Lamb says. Nation Honoring |» pelle hecw teat night, Mer re co atu eae toe int Fincher and| Tech Tecelved thelr diplomas—20 Michigan occupy most ho's Wag Hoag LK gone ‘ been ‘picked by Peiping for re-| ‘The diplomas were handed out|™ent offices. with the exception) v7<41 a Fe | that tent ther ater om | British Newsman Asks End can Sc ey eo "| yrtray to erattn 4 Ls yea ried e's ssa] Witit COLEMONICS | enact vit x mich sin eee Baty Puree [eee Comey. seer meter Sem By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS child who had receved the Sk tO FiaMOrs About M. t | He added, however, that the door |" 1 as ace who will teach With parades and solemn grave. | 208PS0 "ENS ge argare d had , skin divers, will tea side ceremonies, or in thoughtful | _ = LONDON (INS) — A British marriage between. the princess NEW LIGHTWEIGHT ss i te sent shuts it” | Water deportment to others this Patrolman Named private moments during holiday ie Mee — badig- Soy = area e olu has urged and Townsend and said: mocrue | and “given proper good will.”" | Stmmer, learned what to do when Americans today: hotor | Viss"s vaccinated: t this | Buckingham Palace to confirm or| «te ig g struggle between the | | . | entangled in a kelp bed, how to| for § lvan Lake the soldiers who fought and died & person. At this whether Princess Margaret o. : ; recognize a rip tide and how to| (OF JY for : time last year, 15 polio cases had | is in love with Group Dapt. Peter | °*‘t of « girl and the church; be DRILL Teamsters Will Vote |vss: « Mery cos ont sans et orge| ye nation counts 1.128,80 kled| Pl Soot Townsend. goeen low ont ren eee HT Peesien dient shen , The graduation ceremony gave| _ Sylvan Lake Police Chief George | in five major wars since the shots The Bartelsen girt was admit-| John Gordon of the London Sun- | {us of the community. . baba sect lly W. them a chance to show the latter} W. Purdy today announced the ted to the Spokane Hospital Satur- : “The princess desires—if ru- permanent alignment of on. rn Offer skill, A small dog shark tried to mor is reliable—to marry for and , nose into the diploma line. worth as patrolman. love like any other girl, Marry troub service. An LOS ANGELES (INS) — Mem-| He was told to join another ter love, cage Ge ciunch, and soutiuman: mabbyles ee bers of the AFL union | School, GMC Truck We shall make the consequences farmer. = Oe ee oe : ‘inn very hard fer you, dear. | Distributed by agement ending a truck- * “Isn't that an extraordinary sit- it ing tieup that is im its twelfth | \A/iI}) : re paorar faf AUTO ELECTR me te Ss ace "| Williams Offers Aid wan, ied, en nterabe AUS Burerale The union's chief negotiator, rl : “tf her battle were fought open- : a : nn eis ot Oe i Copper Walkout ly in the newspapers, I think she 567% tegeey ey ey truckers would) 1 ANsING uw — Gov. would flow to-her’*- saree seine it ‘makes no provision for | has urged the Calumet Division of ‘Joyce. : ) T a. ivacio amie = thi 3 ae : ! See : cee | chee | with the Scarlett Shop in Pontiac los Ferrer. Their retirement was = 9. 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Elderly mothers being so sup- ported outnumber fathers by near- ly four to one, The mother’s aver- age age is 72; the father's is 74. Sows Seed of Humor CLEMSON, S.C. — There was snickering at a regional seedmgn’s meeting When the chairman announced the opening prayer would be by the Rev. Turnipseed. The seedmen thought he was fun- ning but it wasn’t a joke—he was calling on the Rev. Rhett Turnip- seed, widely known retired Methodist minister. 7 FUEL KIDS Satistied will tell you whet it's like te burn MARAFUEL tote omen Next time = Ye need oil .. . just phone FE 2-9181. contends the vacation period rare- | man’s mainly because most pro- USED TV SETS \ Only $5 Per Week! — HAMPTON TV oe a we ene Denies Teaching Soft Profession Classes Are Only Part of College Workload, Professor Says NEWARK, Del (UP) — Many persons outside the profession be- lieve. that college professors, with short classroom hours and sum- mer vacations, lead a soft life. But “it’s just not so,” according to Dr. . panied by his wife and a small John A. Perkins, president of the University of Delaware. “Actually, if one meets the ex- the university: has set for its faculity, the 40-hour week in industry becomes appealing by comparison,”” Perkins wrote in a recent biennial report to univer- sity trustees. Perkins admitted it’s true that faculity members often teach only 15 hours a week, but that’s only the beginning of their labors. For every lecture hour, the professor | gather up the bodies of your wife is expected to devote one or two | additional hours each day to pre- paring a stimulating class pre- | cal sentation : In addition, Perkins said, -the | professor spends an hour or two | daily in counselling individual stu | derits. He also maintains regular office hours for faculty or student academic conferences. Add travel time for out-of- town extension course lectures and time | consumed in outside reserch or writing and the result is anything but a short work week, Perkins said. ; ‘The university president also ly is longer than the average work- fessors must teach during sunimer sessions to augment their relative- ly low incomes. Shoots Long Hole-in-One on Chinese Golf Course HONG KONG (UP) — A British fairway in the direc- the green, which is not from the tee. When he and his opponent, a \fellow regimental ‘officer ap-| {> proached the green they couldn't ws find the ball. Eventually they found it — in| .; the cup, 305 yards from the tee. What a Fishy Story! ATLANTA (® — An order re- mindful of a fish-warf in July crept through the Fulton County Court- house and sent a maintenance man on a quick investigation. He found sandwich taped to a light bulb. The heat had burned through wrapper and into the fish. was a maids idea of keeping warm. 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PENALIZE PARENTS Rocky Graziano, who once was) the prototype of the youthful ju- venile criminal, and who has since become a fine husband, father and Railroad Strike Perils England Union Official Decidres Walkout Will Continue to Bitter End LONDON Britain faced her back-to-work appeal. || Highway ‘Payoff’ Scene Is Nothing of the Sort ‘Deaths Last Night PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP)—Prot. Madi- Bentley, sen Figs go author of pene on and editor of the Weir -- mola 3a Stephene, oe, f judge the US. Court Appeals for the District < Columbia, blisher of M ot Canes and ¢ itive _ McCall Corp., which other mag- agines. former city Lane ot ene Loutore recent retired ~Prenigent of the North va Federation of Labor.” © First come Savings, then come all the things you want for yourself ond your fdmily: A new car, the latest appliances, college education for the children and a long vacation next summer. Get the parade under way by sopping in at PONTIAC FEDERAL to- “morrow to stort a profitable Savings Account. Our current dividend” fate is 2% per annum. And we have never mised 4 dividend since we bs baton bol ALL SAVINGS INSURED Up to | had te send se many of them | befere him, |lished burglar or grawler — or |murderer — would most always y-/ State and came to the conclusion . THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 380, 1955 citizen, dramatized the position | of the parent in juvenile delin- quency recently when he recom-~: mended that criminals be given heavy fines and suspended jail aeanemees- Rocky's words. phrased in the | all -sides, editorially, but no law- making bedy has come wade: ard to nod in assent. Judge Sam Leibowitz, who has te prison, has comumented recenj- ly on the astonishing drop. in the age of criminals who appear A generation ago an accomp- be a hardened man in his forties or fifties. Today, the judge com- ments, the age is closed to 16. PRINCETON ROLL The Princeton Research Service, one of the better polls, took up this problem recently in New York that the matter could be helped by four steps: 7 bo om * Better recreational and social activities of children after school -parents of young | the house; and more hame activi- ties on the part of parents and | children, I was surprised at one part | of the Princeton poll. Very few | | people whe were questioned by the reporters mentioned any- thing about the need for more religious training and greater dance. Unloads 37,000 Feet of Lumber in 1 Day COLUMBIA, S.C. # — Gordon | L. Chatterton, who sells lumber | for a couple of western firms, un- | loaded 37,000 board feet from a freight car ina single day. Wil-| liam L. Boozer said the job usually | takes three days. The Boozer lum- | ber yard had been faced with | heavy demurrage charges when | Chatterton volunteered to do it} in one. Local people watched bug-eyed as Chatterton worked and estimated he handled 56 tong of lumber be- | tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Young re Scare Jungle Photographer An incredible oversight, yet all a part, I’m afraid, of the nucleus of the tragedy, the tex or broken home. A couplé of. weeks ago, Gene Symonds,’ foreign correspondent for the United Press, was pulled from his taxicab during a riot of Chinese Communists youths in Singapore and beaten so pitiless- | ly that he died the following day. I was present fhe other day when Gene’s name was added to the 82 other correspondents whose memory is enshrined at the Overseas Press Club's Me- morial Pres Center, Symonds is now ene with Ernie Pyle, Ray | is new one with Ernie Pyic, Ray Clapper, Jack Singer, Beb Capa | Sand all the others who have lajd down their lives while gathering news in hestile lands. The club received a letter about Symonds from his friend Edward Hunter, the author of last year's important book, “Brain-Washing | in Red China.” Hunter’s eulogy (of his murdered friend said more The salesman, a husky graduate | than any of us could say. I quote: of the University of Washington, “‘Gene Symonds was a soldier » worked his way through school as | in the service of a free press, and | a longshoreman. Although he still died as valiantly and as neces-| still varies his sales routine by sarily as any man in battle. His’ BUD CALLING TO SAY PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY MEMORIAL DAY! H. R. Nicholie Cell. “BUD” AGENCY "H.R. Nicholie—H. Delos “Bud” Nicholie Opposite Post Office Ph. FE 5-1201 apg ~~, stiirirb i pbb dtd tebe rrr ~ “eevee OCCT ES STE ST re ’ Ford, Chevrolet, } mouth Ply- . » complete brake relining. First quality. 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Save teday, DOWNSTAIRS STORE 6_Reg. 179.95 95 cosiadie Electric Clothes Dryers. a0 os 00 detng : a * 8 ng ndards oppor- carrier € vanished hosts laid down their lives. ithout Any Assistance The fights so far this session | Who makes quick use of the tunities through woah tet de. ee oe eee lat thteh of ol Oe bas whe hich are included some free ! boys As the Pulitzer Prize winning historian Secret: What ae noe one have been bitter ‘but, in most moment, is a genius of prudence, velopment and new ideas.” wheeling and opportunistic manu- are kept ont of pschiet by hey t it: , friends, because they cases, clean. » —Lavater. . wi : 7 routes. Bagot eee ; a kick out of confiding it to all of a ith free speech and an open facturers. a ges bc cc ee “Our Memorial Day observance their friends, — mag toe on © ase i they should get a good dog for ss lye ai The flow This Memorial Day finds very few grayes . oa othe smear aie oe Feenrts ut = Pes chologint e" be trained to hed wi Da ca as lonk ahead. The flowers are a Ponlne cemeteries tat have tof been tow teecitews eects Physical Action Best Bet for Relieving St Sret.inr sen the responsibility are for us.” ou t of the two city-owned ceme- ‘fewing variety that has char- 4° ' ie “to take care of themselves. a See ee — Dangerous Inner Emotional Tensions “Frieed of All Animals Kenneth F. Anthon Senate has working * : = } We . Aussies’ Thanks to U.S. " ws under the thumb of 30D has subconsciously hit will relieve your tension, yet not er internal ot New Member Praises ee ete ation Me Sax tan, mpreceting ovoe Loewe tambon. ergtthane Sr WM ign” by. aloars tage 8 Bou bessper your intey happiasss, ote Young Adult Social Club , , representing over 10, lam ae . Dr, Alvarez says tf husbands explode much-needed ga social .. ~Aea ee ae U. 8. ald in At ite highest point rests. : itn a eee ‘don't shed tears ith youg oes, miter or chidren, even, thou the recreation qcpastaai in Pontes 5 ME eins te mane SE Ege Rae cama Shapes se mateers The booklet will be sent on re- -—- 0f his family. Their graves never are for- tives to ‘stay “and health. So try tactfully to ez- a rrr panne ogee om Ze vest to next df kin of U. 8. serv- gotten on Memorial Day, always remembered PUSHING. =| . trovert your tension. Let your mates explode, for this pte ~-dapmelber dn _ os: 8. in-a floral or other substantial manner by By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE more peaceful and Jollee ice men and women who lost their local service organizations, Col. Mack was a halt tay of bese an somone 1.” Case OM3: Bob Housel, aged considerate afew hours later.” aeaap We tote a cuted lives Down Under. Besides pay- veteran of tiie Revolutionary War. Ottawa watch the Detroit Tigers’ home about 2. ts sscretedy of ie Caan always to, Dr. George W. Crane program of interesting activities ing eloquent tribute to our heroye ‘PAN tbe other ltyowned cemetery, ust taetall oper end ated he her of Commerce at Grove Ci Se See Lees a Te ee : dead, it describes and pictures graves. Perry ‘Mourit Park, established in night make-up ‘sessions. , Pennsylvania. charte, ee ers themselves. , Australia’s magnificent memorial 1922, has about 7,000 graves. Mount Hope Rut ‘Thursday’ night, with the there’ Boland his et tone _ Can: _ An Enthusiastic Member _ fat Canberra to our wartime col- Cemetery was started in 1867. The two last Senate bil of the session wife were ane me to the air ; | laboration. or ee revel, 3 ~ Apc al ale Columnist Answers Critic y : a * * *& / 2 Bee ° Three-yolk eggs again are appearing in the —_ With Sen. Clyde Geertings of AS We approached an intersec- ‘ es ities dim =? an “at te pc etn ney edo on Value of Tonsillectomy in a typical bushland setting within of Rochester reports a hen that lays one {ane "Sweet Adeline” while wait. eu > een By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. — doubt that the benefits accrued, sight of the Parliament buildings. The about once a week, but knocks off on her ne Sev ‘Ge ems 'te agpreve the eae ~ ‘Tonsillectomy in the over. = home for*the Memorial Day holi- Bob started muttering to him- whelming majority of instances the child survives the epera- octagonal aluminum shaft 258 feet high , Tesular production between times. He phones § davs—the longest recess of the self at this evidence of stupid followed } ‘Sten, are equal to any benefits reflediimmmialddia of Vight ind chads. Mbt tD* cractios os if shew ented a guar- pemsten driving for the other driver tae hawt ofthe Seton de wd sts gradatic iatied annual wage. ve: th , of the patient. In *¢erued from tensillctomy. - and is surmounted by the American eae a —— fact, it has been my experience,” —_T have yet to hear of a fatality eagle with pinions outstretched in a vie- Oakland County newspaper circles Wel- awn record crowds at several _ Because it had certainly looked letter to bis home town "paper, ou tasllotony. a tory sign. On the shaft are these ‘me two new members, public hearings. * as if he were going: to ignore it, “that in the large majority of _ Délenders of the major opers- words: — James A. Sherman ; ee 6 "however, and cut right: into our children, recovery is prompt, ‘on, tonsillectomy, ignore two oe j = = who has bought the Oxford Leader, and A thousand or more citizens path, Bob had expertly swerved thorough, and gains in weight and counts in my indictment of ton- 8 Q , 5 ' of -ton- “In grateful remembrance of _ sitet, Cnstant showed up to get in ‘heir licks 8 far left as possible. — vigor follow . ... The over-all death illiectomy, namely, (1) The most the vital help given by the United wno pecomes co-publisher of the Lake Orion. the Michiggn State allege ‘name himeelt”” Mra, Housel asked ‘me, rate from tonsillectomies is ex- authoritative statistics on record ee : he ! College name Mrs, Housel asked me. _ tremely low. and not at all as im. regard to the effect of pera urceene ss yg? walle Review, associated with change and te Si-tuled “right-to- “He does that when he is driving.” high os ——— have lectomy upon Se Seomet ot by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth who bought that paper in 1953. School children have poured “Well, that’s a very good thing * * 8 = oat Gh bees oh ones ‘onan Il February 16th, 1954.” 1 _ into the capitol by the thousands to do,” I added, “for it protects Tonsillectomy is so rarely fatal.’ that in most instances tonaillect- to watch beth Houses cher an a : Dr. Herzog would have the public : pd oo Pontiac draft boards are asked for as te ectign. Bob from baving an wicer. believe, that to condemn the opera tava aves portions of tonsil in the Leite a total of only 24 men in thelr June. After the Senate had ground out _ And that is psychologically true. tion, as I do, when the benefits and in some instinces por- 4 Those desiring copies of the booklet quota. The city board sends 1@ and + meee Of tepiarnine Mile cur saat Wen sar ae actrued are so great and the Sone eae Sale ere vemaved should write to the American-Australian =the out-county board 14. The in- 4 Tuurmday, Sen, Charles Fen. Toni "sro not as likely to get hazards eo minimal is “impugning cluded in the Glaseetion, : Hi duction date is June 9. ae Sate Se ‘the medical profession.” ae : _ Association, 1010 Paramount Ridge, ae Seow 5 ores oh Daren . 4 * Dr. Hertog describes tonsitict. ‘=VERY BIT OF ToNSE’ ies <<) > scheint aN With corn knee high on Memorial Day, od high inthe gallery. ‘Thus, you are not = ae & omy, which I recommend instead _ Since I have sired these cha —_ pitt alent pact oe p o sntier trom peptic. winje ' spas- of the major operation for en- in the public prints the Raph tenes TY? comm nna Coe eene Sere eee = See oe. \ corny rhyme, “Knee e 0 ; said. | have seen iar with the situation where Es: the moment the idee Com- July.” : . pry Solna ay soe yn ae may be .confronted with spiaadiielme. . Speaker at the coming Holly alumni ban- 7 ee Maybe Sue _ lay ut pay-as-yousee tele: auet is one of Detroit's leading attorneys, ,mmovawrs » Proponents contend that a whom the writer remembers as advancing to csi ie home audience would be an Eagle Scout in hig old home town. 3 ' President of Michigan State Association of Bar Presidents, is : _ Attorney Archie G, Leonard ; ~ of Pontiac. He presided at om£ og ae ag F 3 ae ape ee ESBS, <3 ze = Fe Sim , ieee eo Te 2 = A sie: Tr PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1955. and + By ions to plot in advance “with almost * Starting Wednesday, wind di- Police, without further | fpvariable accuracy” the fallout rections above the be , would be able to notify, dangerous | srecl inter totes van lotaone Saleedistely series fey Sarnicg | S70? O° peace sent _| publie in their vicinities. Very Ratty Burglars ° RUDNDEH |_| | : the lawn. — \\ Same Meo aie ok Or came 1 lake aaawe 10 TRNU . i ak ee . r a : ' \ a 2 Ea : ——|__ OPEN-TUES. 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S. 4 td = » people could caiise trouble, and say the living. conditions on “the main- land”’ must be responsible, Over here, where the allegedly- problematic peoples come from, the —, make no apologies for those native sons and daughters migrated to the states and got in bad with the law. . Puerto Ricans’ Problem Only in U.S: erelly and figuratively. They grew | denly, these people are thrown into up in a leisurely tradition, with no | a dramatic change of environment particular ambition because uritil and culture, under the most un- The can't understand how their | unless you worked the sugar cane |and affection. But few, here, ever heard of the by-words of a city like New York — ‘ambition’ or ‘drive’.” LIKE ISLAND LIFE They liked their life on the island, but overcrowded conditions and unemployment forced them to recently, what was there to do) |favorable conditions. They dis-| ‘cover, fér the first time, that they farms? Plenty of time for singing | are strangers and, therefore, to be distinguished from others. They are no longer allewed to move siowly, or they'll be crushed. They are in’ a noisy, confusing world they never —and it makes some of emotionally unbalanced, that’s all.” the states. “Just imagine having “First, let me tell you the basic nature of these people,” | said Scott Runkle, a director, in | the economic development pro- | gram in Puerto Rico—an Ohio | boy who came to this island and | learned to respect its citizens, | their strengths and their ills. to a “They are accustomed | warm climate,” he said, ‘both lit- ' the entire population of the world crammed within the borders of the | United States,” said Runkle. ‘‘That would be the approximate density of the population now in Puerto Rico,” * ” « Se the logical migration, he went on, is to the large cities of the United States. ‘‘And there, _sud- Retired Teach in Slaying of Three Officers OCALA, Fla. —Quick grand jury action was planned against an elderly retired school- teacher and his wife accused of shooting three police officers to death in a pitched battle at their| home. - State Atty. A, P. Buie . said it} “looks like premeditated murder.” Killed in the gun battle were! ies Curtis Youngblood and OQ. Tuck of Ocala police. * ai a Hitt § a 4 is er, Wife Held quency | about and like all news when you It is that kind of story you get all over the island, when you talk to Puerto Ricans at home about Puerto Ricans on the mainland, “We cannot feel shame for them,”’. said one U. S.-educated newsman in San Juan, “but rather pity. It is not qur nature to be hot-bloeded and violent, although that's what you've surely come to expect of us because only our prob- [psi children get their stories in | print. LIKE DELINQUENCY “It's just like your teenage delin- problem we read so much v today|and two pistols were in the ve- ed. The good, diligent Puerto Ri- | bank statements in the house show- » | $47,000. George in Favor overload springs. Burglary tools | get down to it. The bad gets print- hicle, police said. | cans I know in New York never | Lindley told officers he lived on | get their names in the papers."’ a schoolteacher’s pension but state | * * « trooper Sam Oswald said he found | And the San Juan citizens never | fail to point out, in what should be | | needless defense of their fellows, | | that although they are Spanish by |descent and custom, they have | At Kokomo, Ind., C. V. Haworth, | | former school superintendent, said | shown ev ely of being the mer Lindley was a principal and math | | patriotic U,-S, citizens of all . teacher. there from 1921-30. He re-| They ‘ands bring up, cael tired after a heart attack. | the fact that in World War II and the Korean War, the ratio of | Puerto Rican volunteers in the U. 8, Army was higher than that of any single state in the union. And that, in Korea, they suffered the highest percentage of casual- ties, “Yet sometimes,” said the news- | man thoughtfully, ‘we wonder how | many people in New York and Kansas and California are even: aware that we are part of the Unit- ed States, and have been for 57 years. I wouldn't be surprised | ing the couple had deposits in sev- eral Florida banks tetaling. about | of Adjournment Says Not Necessary | for Congress to Stay) for Big Four Talks Tito, Russians Drafting Policy to Prepare Statement Summing Up Talks BELGRADE, Yugoslavia W — President Tito and his Soviet visi- torg eseaped the publicity lime- light today to thresh out the final declaration of their conference. The Yugoslav President took Soviet Communist party chief Nik- ita S. Khrushchev, Premier Niko- to the Adriatic island of a favorite vacation spot terday Brioni, for Tito. For the first time since the Rus sians arrived last Thursday, they got away from the camera bar- rage. The press was barred from | the three-square-mile island. * * = Tito and hig guests made the trip to Brioni yesterday by train to Kariovac and then by car to the shore, Large crowds greeted them at various points, The party will remain on Brioni until tomorrow, when the Russians leave for visits to Ljubljana and | Zagreb, capitals of the Yugoslav | regions of Slovenia and Croatia. Their chief task on the island reportedly was to put the final touches on a declaration of prin- ciples to govern future relations| between Moscow and the former satellite chief who broke with Sta- lin and the €ominform in 1948, ‘College Head Gives Son, Wife, Diplomas |. FAYETTE, Mo. #—Dr. Ralph L, Woodward, president of Central | College, presented diplontas to his | | wife and son in graduation exer. | cises here yesterday. Mrs. Woodward and her son | | Ralph Lee Jr. both received bach- ‘elor of arts degrees. 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Hussein accepted Prime Minister Tewtik Abuj Huda’s tion last night and. requested former Vice Premier Said Mufti to form a new cabinet. The latter is ex- pected to ask permission to call a general election No reason was ‘given for Tew- | fik’s resignation, but there has been a growing rift in the Cabinet. Austria Eying Army VIENNA ® — Chancellor Julius ‘Raab says his government soon will ask the Big Four to let Austria start raising ber new army even | before the Austrian independence | treaty takes effect. Raab in a ra- dio address last night said he ex- pected the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union to nsession for Congress to remain | Styles Bridges (R-NH), who said | ‘ing Republicans have pointed re- | |George’s feeling that no “great a pected to be held in mid-July in ‘| the administration would feel re- in session for the Big Four con- surprised either. | daughters, 16 and 13. | ference and urged adjournment as soon as possible, : Georgia Democrat ex- confidence that President Eisenhower will “be obliged to ac- | count to this nation and the free | | world on just what the program | lis’ after the forthcoming talks with Russia. His view differed from that of Senate GOP Policy Chairman | last week that Congress should stay in Washington “so it can receive a report or any recom- mendations which might grow out of the conference.” Bridges and some other rank-) | peatedly at the record of ‘‘secret’’ | — at the 145 Yalta quater Oiteictration leaders share events” will stem from’ the Big Four meeting, which is now ex- Switzerland. It is no secret that peootk to know that its sharpest foreign policy critics, mainly Re- publicans, would not have Con- gress to use as a forum during the discussions abroad. Senate Democratic leadérs are pushing the legislative program at a pace which could bring adjourn- ment -by- July 15,just ahead of the probable opening of the Big Four conference. s ,Weather Bureau Plans Fallout Area Forecasts | WASHINGTON « — Beginning Tuesday, the Weather Bureau will forecast what areas would be af- fected by atomic fall-out in case of nuclear attack on major target cities. Val Peterson, . federal civil de- fense administrator, announced this yesterday during a television twice-daily approve the request. 2 Ibs. for te en What! Now that's Wad Core z fe . sa doing the Black As you can see, we don't mean the flapper-day dance! ae but a routine that's just as exhausting—scrubbing and scour- ing black-bottomed pots and pans. @ that an electric cook never has to do. por Lonny ga target” mamedl That's why Ricken ee ' pig eng be: 0 ascot ~ See your Dealer or Detroit Edison Bottom? f wee tig fi s : é ES ‘ ant Mothers’ Clubs Join Patriotic Organi Blue Star Mothers, Chapter Four, joined with other : patriotic organizations this morning to pay tribute to those who died in the service of their country. The group was one of several to hold Memorial Day services at Perry Mount Park Cemetery, where wreaths were placed by soldiers’ graves. Shown by the soldiers’ plot where services & : Ponting Press Photes were conducted are (left to right) Mrs. Edward Schram of Raeburn street, patriotic instructor; Mrs. George Lein- inger of Williams street, chaplain; Mrs. William Fitzthomas of Lewis street, president, and Mrs. George Kayga of Judson street, historian. Bride-Elect ls Honored - at Shower Joanne Kaiser, who will grad- uate in June from Ypsilanti State bridal - shower, Friday evening, while home for the holiday week- end. Mrs, Dale Seaton and Mrs. Jack Chettleburgh entertained for her at the lattet’s home on Starr ave- nue, The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Kaiser Jr. of Mo- hawk road, will marry G. Daniel Hickman on June 24. He is the son of Mrs, J. R. Hickman of Ypsi- _lantt and the late Mr. Hickman. i sess et yee Et NE i Though some are apt to lose sight of the | ing.in remembering the menswho fought and true significance of Memorial Day, this is not true of the MOMS Club ahd other vet- eran’s or pattiotic organizations, which each year conduct memorial services at Perry Mount Park Cemetery. The Mothers of Men in Service shown above are the club’s offi- MOMS who took part in the activities were (left to right) Mrs. John D. Brewer. of Exchange street, first vice president; Mrs. Harry Luxon of Cadillac street, second vice president, and Mrs. Edgar Thomas, cers, who joined with many others this morn-| Center street, president. died in the past world conflicts. Among oe. Cemetery this morning. Officers shown here in uniform are (left to right) Mrs. Edna Oldsted of South Telegraph road, first vice zations in Memorial S | | soldier. Pontiac Press Phete .. American Gold Star Mothers, Chapter | president; Mrs. Joe Doyle of Oakwood) . Nine was one of several groups which par-| drive, president of American Gold Star ticipated in services at Perry Mount Park| Mothers, Chapter Nine, and Mrs. Lola Erb -of Sherbourne avenue, chaplain. The women porry a wreath by the grave of a deceased THE PONTIAC PRESS Womens Section MONDAY, MAY 30, 1955 PAGES 11-13 City Woman Given Post Navy Mothers Hold State Parley One of the highlights of the first Navy Mothers state convention which took place here with the local group as hosts, was the elec- tion of state officers. Pontiac will be represented on the slate through Mrs. Vinton Ball, who was installed as matron-at- Others will be Mrs. Maurice LaFave of Van Dyke, finance of- ficer;. Mrs. Charles Powers of Ypsilanti, chaplain; Mrs. Oral) Nelson of Grand Rapids, judge | advocate; Mrs. Ada Heiermann of Buchanan, matronat-arms, and Mrs. Estelie Shomaker of High- land Park and Mrs. Leona Prince of Niles, color bearers. The evening installation was, preceded by a day of activities, which started at Hotel Pontiac with Mrs, Ball, chairman, calling the convention té order. State Chaplain Marion.-Kuhlman gave the invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lillian | Temple. WELCOMES GROUP City Commissioner Floyd P Miles welcomed the group as its’ two-day gathering got under way. | A special guest here for the | wort of | commander. occasion was Pauline Kelly of Milwaukee, Wis., who is national | After the election came a me- , ert Nelson, Charles Moore Jr., morial service by Navy Mothers — of Detroit, Club 63. was made by Maurice LaFave, | followed by presentation. of the | Michigan state flag, which was. donated by Robert. Ungurean of} Van Dyke, a Korean veteran. Entertainment and refreshments concluded the first day's program. ae a ae The second and closing day was devoted to business, with the afternoon. svssion opened by Church Planning | New Addition Funds raised from the sale of debenture bonds will be used to, construct an addition to Joslyn) Avenue United Presbyterian | Church. A kick-off dinner was held re- cently for the sales force, with George Wilson; atférney and mem- ber of the finance committee, giv- ing an explanation of the bonds. Sales methods were discussed by Harold Kline, sales chairman, who announced that,.the bonds would ‘be sold to the public. Named as sales captains were Marvin Fauss, chairman of the fi- nance committee who presided over the meeting, Mr. Kline, Mr. Wilson, Clinton Passage, Loren Kelly, Rob- Francis Oak, Gene Hoisington, Robert Dunham ane Marion Farns- Also named were Harold Brown, Lyle Cox, Frank Cohoe, Denzil Lougheed and the Rev, Edmond Watkins, church pastor who was the main dinner speaker. Hit. j | g iy SE. - it il FEE Lid | Chaplain Marion Kuhlman. Bids were taken for the next annual | convention which, it was decided will be held in Kalamazoo with the club of that city as hosts. : : Judging of the exhibit, for which Pontiac won a second Anether, speaker was M,. Sgt. Ishmeal Powers, local-U. 8. Marine recruiter. Chaplain for the occasion was Cmdr. John P. Wagener of Royal Oak, WELFARE DISCUSSED National Commander Pauline Kelly spoke briefly on welfare and what the state organization means to the clubs, both state and na- tional. — Mrs. Maurice LaFave, national appointee for the state organizer, announced that 476 clubs are now in existence in the United States, encompassing 25,000 members, Welfare reports totaled $10,- 448.56, donated by the club in addition to the hours of volunteer |. hospital. and other. work. (The Pontiac club goes once a month i apples, banan in fact any: whole fruit eaten the table? Answer: F 3 bi 38 ¢ <9 es i 5 cEE fh Bg to the Detroit USO.) Navy Mothers hag been organ- ized nationally for 25 years and in April gave the power for clubs to organize on a state basis. Garbo: The Legend and the Lady When she came down to break- ;the terrace for a sun bath or; The pondered what fast each morning, she brought [some reading. Sometimes they| he did with the oil; one school to some kind of fruit, her break- | - that she used it for complexion fast consisted of cornflakes, | STounds. treatment, The mystery was = een Yee bo igre RAW CARROTS ON DIET never solved : S| ' a over ‘ , whic pared cp tect. | Lanch was ervd Promptly a] ssw tal te brs her She veatl a noon, and the fare was never elab- ee wa we 2 orate. It invariably consisted of | ‘et soggy concoction, since raw carrots, but the repast was Outside the Villa Cimxrone, The Italian cook became curious | two kinds of carrots were served,| dents was mounting dizzily. The about the ingredients of the jam, | yellow, and red. ‘correspondents were main- but she never had a-chance f0| For a reason that mystified the | taining a day and night vigil made of; ag soon as breakfast | meal at tea, which lasted from was over, Garbo ok the Jam threehirty to Tourihrty. | ggoctgnn ty, es” one with her and locked it in her bed- seep ~ room. : During this hour she plied her- | divine the celebrated couple’s an” “vad mye ge , honey, | plans, ‘et tattent ielichéies A4 Game, Bd chageidsiregghoh geeciaot ery aan er en tak with representatives of the various rnd “ large news agencies; in return for : an interview with Garbo they The day was over at eight | agreed to call off their watch, grclock, when Garbo went to bed.| CORRESPONDENTS ENTER foorsing wes sabtthad Ry toa Spe On the day of the ordeal, a dele- tery of the olive ofl and salt at|2ation of Se ee or Upon retiring each night, Garbo | the villa by , who then took to her room a bottle of olive|left the room, rubbing his hands oil and a small saucer of salt. She nervously. = had instructed the maid upon ai rho also’ appeared ‘extremely oi A ie: pacing back and forth in front of fireplace. { sweater, blue was tight and unsmiling.” Walking up and down in front of her natural enemies, she fingered and tugged at her gloves. * * ® “Well,” she said ‘wearily, “what do you want?” A reporter asked whether reports that she intended to -marry Stokowski were true. friend, Mr. Stokowski, who has been very miich to me, offered to take me around to see some beau- tiful things. I optimistically ac- cepted." Impatiently taking off her) gloves, she said more rapidly, “Why can't we avoid being fol- lowed and examined? “It is cruel to bother people who want to be left in peace. This beauty for me.” : PLANS FOR MARRIAGE? she had plans for marriage any time in the future, “Marriage’?’”’ she mused. “I wouldn't know. “There seems to be a law that World Ponders Romance of Star and F amed Conductor Leopold S |-ers of her syndicated column that they need no longer spec- ulate on Garbo’s marrying Sto- kowski; it was already an‘ ac- complished fact, saig Miss Par- sons, with winning inaccuracy. Garbo and: Stokowski were to- sold it in 1939, shortly after the outbreak of war in Europe, at a tokowski At the end of July, their head United States. og Garbo arrived in New York & couple of months later and, @ 1 a sae THE PON TIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 80, 1955 besides, I'm scared he'd think I was chasing him, “] go to ‘an all-girl school so we're supposed to ask the boys. or engagement of her daughter, “You see I live outside the city limits and my parents urge me to be home before 12. It's all so| Deanna, to complicated. Can you help me Kenneth A. out?” «4 Ish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian C.- Ish of Dover road. Kenneth Ty ae ° The Family’s Choice 4 4 d ~ ~ | Amswer: You have yourself sized Z for Dining |up aS a shy type—too chicken to | make qa real date with this girl. Can you give me some tips? DEANNA MIELKE a | It’s easy enough to be at eage with | s her around school or when you i Open bump into her at dances. is a student ; p. : From my angie, you're not shy| @ Michigan “+ Monday— on courage, you're shy on initia-| State College, ¢ tive. You can't quite get your- maior; ; Momester self organized for a date with her. joring in The distance between your homes| Sic. He is Day | pexplenes you: The pure me-| @ member of chanics of picking her up, , walking Theta Chi : home and on Weadword at Square Lake Road snare souonl ape home fraternity. No BREAK THE ICE date has been So why not break the ice gently; .Se¢ for the | . by taking her to a Saturday after- wedding. | Bring Spring Jue" PHOLSTERY oe Into Your ward and yourself home in time . fer dinner, and it would make atin AONE OF . a smooth first date. Then lead Ox SO See Home up to an evening movie, the | first show, so you'd have time T P ti : »_. | t get some thing to eat and still wo on lac The exact style, color and fab get } ,t Gaan. ic. of your choice will give a . a XPERTS = ait When your family sees that it Helen Marie Ramsdel!l and Ka- cee Nn fe yer foes be done, they'd be more un-| ren Lee Bronoel shared their 1th hen ful -upholst cm when carefully ‘re-uphoistered | derstanding about your seeing her | birthdays with one another Satur- home $ by our craftsmen. after a , E re Sal ponny vou a itt ofl ‘pun afternoon at Sylvan Lake sili : leeway about that midnight hour | william wright if they knew how long it took you | a we. Gis Furniture Mokers & Upholsterers to make the “long walk” after y are the daughters of Mr. Gold Bell « - _}}| the dance is over. | and Mrs, R. L. Bronoel of Pioneer pa stad all work guaranteed for 5 yeers r That's a out a ee | | drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven 2 | tical way to ate heer comventontty. } 70 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-0558 [With 2 plan, you'll find the Ramsdell of Draper avenue. | Anm Quick of Indiana for the weekend, while Karen's guests were Sarabeth Altman of Dear- bern, Marcee Merrill of Bloom- field Hills and Judy Whitmere, Karen and her houseguests at- tended the Will-O-Way performance of “Mr. Peabody and the Mer- maid’’ on Saturday evening. She | held a family celebration Sunday INTRODUCES THE 3 MOST PE MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS | +75 . $19 . #12 Andre: a) . . | with her grandparents, M nd Complete with Cutting and Styling | han Seaig A. Pouoen ot Wiliam Short ... sweet .. . adaptable . | Lake. glamorous or casual styling as you choose. For summer comforts or ‘vacation fun it makes hair care a see “Where Service and Quality PICNIC GUESTS Invited pichit—guests- included Arnkoff, Sarabeth Altman, Ted Barrett, Jim Coad, Bruce Coleman, June Daly, Sun Ann Dorman, Kay Loop, Mary Low McLaugh- Await to Serve You! lin, Tom McGrath, Eddie Me- Lean, Margaret Melzer, Marcee Haircuts $1.50 and $2.00 | Merrill, Virginia Norvell and Open Wednesday All Day— j Kerry O’Brien. Friday ’til 9 P. M. . _ Are Supreme” a aes Bill Graves and - 14 Expert Operators — were Tony — Still more were Linda Olds, Da- | |Barry Aiken, Susan and Diane |- Birthday Party Honors Youngsters Linda ry and Row. ena Smith, Snyder, Judy Tiberg, Helen Thams and Phillip Other . completing the -youngsters list were Sue Ann Terry, Diane Woolcock, Jeannette Wright, “aad Whitmere and Stephen Wyman will vid Petroff, Mary Jane Quick, pe nent ag i Boy “Chicken” When It Comes to “The” Girl Answer: When you go to an all girl school the boys have no way of participating in your activities unless you girls invite them. They consider it chasing. expect to be invited — they don't, 4tell him that so he won't forget Thea give him the details — time, clothes, ete. If he has no. car (and if you | mist ride to school) suggest that ‘he get to your house at a certain time and your family will drive you over. If the date is far off, jokingly ‘you'll call to remind him a couple of days ahead of time. If, by horrible’ chance, he shouldn't be free that night, tell him how sorry you are and let it go at that. Then get busy asking some other boy. |Meals Out Can Wreck Teen Diet It's easy for a woman who's around home all day“to find and -| keep a sensible diet. But it's much tougher for a teenager, for she, in Many cases, must cat lunch in a cafeteria. Here are a few tips on watching your weight while eating out, and no one will be the wiser. left off your salad. a little vinegar, it may add to ihe taste of that heap of lettuce. Ask that the gravy be left off gee Hes | : (tern for ist-class mailing. Send | if. Pr. 4506 1-2 hee Only four main pattern parts to cut out, stitch! See the diagram, how easy it is to make this pretty summer dress! Its smooth, simple lines are so flattering to your fig- ure. Shoulder bows untie for jiffy ironing. Choose a gay cotton—sew it now! Pattern 4506: Misses’ sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 5% yards 35-inch fabric. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- | plete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this | Potato Salad With Cream ls Unusual ‘Mrs. Roeser Gives Time-Tested Recipe for Delicious Dish scene JANET ODELL Pontiac. Press Food Editor Today's recipe is definitely new to your editor, Mrs. O, W. Roeser shares her family recipe for Po- tato Salad, a recipe that she has used for over fifty years. It is, in her opinion, the most delicious | potato salad made, Mrs. Roeser is a charming sen- ior citizen with a wonderful sense of humor, She claims her only in- terests lie in just being with her family. She is quite properly a devoted grandmother. For her handcraft activity she prefers cro- DELICIOUS POTATO SALAD By Mrs. 0, W. Reeser 2 cane Same sees eeiies, Gnd % cup celery, chopped f ain in Ms ator te chill. Half an hour before serving time add the second half cup. of cream and stir lightly. George Etslers Are Surprised on Anniversary The unexpected came to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Etsler of Wil- liams Lake, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last Wednesday. On Sunday afternoon they were honored with a surprise party at their home, given by their daugh- ter, Mrs. Don Bratton of Pontiac and Chicago, and the rest of their family. Two other daughters, Mrs. Ger- ald Phaneuf of Detroit and Mrs. Robert Larsen of Syracuse, N. Y. came from their homes for the occasion, bringing their husbands and families. The Epsiers also have five grandchildren. and three great grandchildren. |Undergoes Surgery Joseph L. Marcero Jr. of Starr avenue, underwent surgery Friday at St. Joseph MercyHospital. pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- | to Anné Adams, care of 137 Pon. | tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West | ITth St., New York 11, N.Y. Print | plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Try ‘Using Spatula } No Appointment ? Immediate Service Andre Beauty C8elon By ANNE HEYWOOD Phone FE 5-4490 Some time ago, I was lecturing at a woman's club in the Mid- |. tnd Fleer Pontiac State west. Bank Bldg. ve eautng tho tall, 0 covalent that the most successful home businesses were not always the result of coldly analyzing pros- pects in the community, .nor by feverishly chasing any idea that looked feasible * Many times, I pointed out, they | were a natural outgrowth of some : spontaneous interest—of doing what | | comes naturally, WANTED TO TEACH After the lecture. a charming young woman came up to say that her story was a perfect illustration | . : of the point I h I had made. “| always wanted te be a teacher,” she told me, “but half- way through college, I married and started my. family, .” “T now have's three-year-old and an eighteen-month baby. I love thern and have a ‘lot of fun with Needed! | Lo What Comes N aturally and Profit SOM Sale Girls’ Dresses Val to 7.49 Sizes 0-10 2" Slightly Soiled Better I Dresses Values to 7.98 Sizes 0-10 98 NOW > Boy's ond Girls Denim ‘Sailor Suits Sizes 3-6 Bote Reg. 5.49 Gaberdine and Wattle Weave --Eton Suits — Reg. 0 7.98 = 8=—* Sises 3-46 1% NOW bd Dickies. Babyland when they have an errand to do. grind Past nie 8. Giant ate Be iy THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT || REDUCED TO CLEAR! >|. WY PRICE 5 PRE-INVENTORY Sale! |: **+ 10.95 ‘ The shoes you'll want to be in this summer! Styled with grace ‘ease for light-hearted flattery Values to $39.95 | DRESSES | “Valoes to 2695. St brea "Por tov Beg, pase a "SPECIAL GROUPS FOR QUICK SELLING nf Faille Suits — , Dark colors in broken sizes, * e a _AYRICE! 2S. Saginaw St. FE 5-0415 PERMANENTS The basis for every hair style. .. hold it in shape, easier, longer. Short Curl Permanents Co a fa Replied Ra PRICE! a SA eee eee ee Pe ee pga ¥ Sin = ger So ge Sr eae ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ae eae Sy ee ee aaa i= re Ss < | i : : , f" * ‘ | : : . 2a / ~ pee THE PONTIAC PRESS. Mokpay. MAY 30, 1955. s PateiNe Ww Be b ] &G Be E fiusiNew Baby Jealousy Can Be: asedis of Somerset, | SO ae Dy MOKINE, LAWRENCE ast. Me Secther’s sister's Remembering that explaining tiiishiinn Pee GRNOUNCE! We can este & child's ac- sa Ne Sets ses oe our pregnancy makes females ap- tects roe smell] of war oe Se mS sep. Be call France tear made can psy pet wea. | daughter, as though we regarded our news, deo tke saat. cqeocien toe sons will te hearing that yo: . aerate Berbera Jo, of|"2 25 acing, at so. meters! | Seetens, on vivoren “| gucited ae helahal (1 poe to Robert E. “Wouldn’t : Debrods of || hove © Bitie brother or sister?” | COLD WAVE Detroit. —and all pretense of offering ‘She ig | BAYS shin Be anette ae! 6.25 Te- a graduate of| mare's stray est = in| Qeded likeness Deftly arranged by per- manent professionals, your hair takes on the be a girl this time and suggesting of his graduate | that we had a preference before that the{] soft: well - behaved look degree from Ray Wis Tarn, Ee ast ona that will see you thru Boston Resisting the temptation’te in- ces i the summer beautifully. University. He wah the nasianed Sno the more . received his | et, digest and ery—but cannot — ¥ PERMANENT WAVE mate's (| ee ee hry ed witte their ideas of “fun.” degree from Controlling our family’s over- | | 7 Swirl and ppd 495 the University | enthusiasm for the unborn child rough and fluff». peter ALWAYS of Michigan. we eae gy paso Ideal for Summer : _ NECESSARY , auceer , , : . “ike, rns : . BARBARA JO REAM aes pour baby oval |e mine”—and resent- : ; . D iy iL Easy to Take Care _| sll you have to do is pop them |ful discovery that our infant Is a! plast # Ca hid Wy | of Orlon Sweaters —_| detergent plus the new chlorine ait teach mots Se seer Easy to Acquire to make the orion sweater as clean| Whenever a study is made to) and bright as new. learn whatever homemakers think ; of as ideal equipment, it is sur- Hang-it lightly over a towel on ats a 41 N, aces uh Mezzenine _—*FE 2-0531 High School and College Graduates | the clothes line (do not use clothes- aincannted pao many ms se so easily could be enjoying right | can propate for high-grade secretarisl and-ac- | - . counting positions by completing one of the EXPERT °” By hundreds following courses: * i pame good sorting mpece, & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - HIGHER ACCOUNTING EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL JUNIOR ACCOUNTING Shorter Courses A Oe eee Typewriter, ad Cai ptometer, oo WATOH ¢ 's0 I can sit down while ironing.” qe A wonderful fragrance habit for the young bride to|f my ions-answers are good illumi- t if oe dae a saigg av lbeigarmen! adopt is spraying her linen and clothes closets with one of ; the reach of just about everyone. | the new aerosol fragrance sprays. It’s a good thing to keep in the kitchen, too, to cool a fevered brow when experiment- OF; a 1 ing with a new recipe. Clip end Return This Ad for Bulletin K wy Colette! | Marriage License |Bleach Insures ese SS Casa Le sephiees tigre Applications Stain Removal pair service of the finest Gian ; ‘quality. Your watch or jewel- Toi Fommeaer, Waterford Without Delay The prettiest cottons in your ry entrusted to us will be : . given the. repair you desire } tnareey e = ii Orohard Lake -| wardrobe always seem the most |. MR..PHIL.ORENCIA = for compl susceptible to stains, —< with plete satisfaction in Richard G. Martin, Birminghe pt Manager of our Repair De- every way when it is re- Janice M. Blair, Birmingham the tablecloths and other house- ed L hold linens where stains exist in partment has for years turned to you Kenneth H, Aghdeugh, Pirmingham the ae ; served Pontiac patrons faith- . ; fully and dependably. _ Prompt Service When Thomas C. Bird. Birmingham So keep a jar of the new chlorine Promised Dolores R. Tirabassi, Cleveland bleach in dry form in your laun- - Biton A. Graham, 19 Seneca dry, kitchen and medicine chests et ton, 2 Collingwood =| for quick stain-removal action. wed TEL-HURON we Me teapenil, Lake * * * ara perkins ill Follow the directions on the ¢ tot Cents tecaeen bottle for stains caused by tea , np See and coffee, alcoholic drinks, blood : Jacqueline V. Burgess, Lyon and meat juices, chocolate and ‘ Pred R. Jacoby, Rochester other candy, cod-liver oil, fruit ’ Helen D. Ward, Auburn Heights juices, grass, tar and grease, oe Lewis J. Charlick, Milford mildew, mustard, perspiration, : Aletha B. Ward, Milford mild scorch stains and tobacco. ag tm M. Sutheriand, 230% 8. East Shirley N. Course, 201 N. Cass Chlorine bleach am dry form is safe to use on cotton whites and e 4 Parte Dyeeer. Ontong imei sean weer, Wi | best to test the fabric first before n Q Cecelia Sople, uailtora using chlorine bleach at stain ref 1 . Douglas Tribble, 1 Raeburn moval strength. 4 ' Athelene Hereford, 28 Henderson ‘| Hair Cutting and Styling figore. Helen W. Baldwin, 17 © Pike BRING IN YOUR SHOES The horizontal line that cuts| SyivenM, Kelley, 140 Marton | FOR FREE REPAIR ESTIMATE: 1 Permanents *5.00 across the top of heavy bosom, | sarwia Dans poche } as a cape collar does, points out; ern L. ‘Wright, Rochester | Annaliese Beauty Shop thig bs. The open necking ix) Bt Ph ie side which the large upper in ‘i ay (Over a meee ; “ moves with complete ease and thus Ester %."Oibert, 200 8. hardball "Open Evenings by Appointment avoids a sense of clutter is better.| 5ifvare b. Doig. silford b. : >... — : a : Bad $end Meese — || Custom Upholstering , siete bat br tees. : WIGGS ESRC ab || 2 You of Pact! Expcence to Bare-Shouldered “**""**. | Gednette fe. Larvick. titEim . 4 fashions . : 4 | Repeat A Sellout! es... = A sell-out last time we advertised them .. . now we have twice as many ... Plump and so comfortable . . . you'll want several... "covered in . washable, | rs ; zippered corduroy... Moulded Foam Rubber they just zip off to clean Strapless bras by Formfit Here's the uplift you've been hoping for ina strapless bra! Extra-light foam-rubber- padded underbust gives you firmer support, lifts you higher. ...molds and holds. you to youthful perfection. Cups are gently unders Fantasy Nylons . scored with wire for really secure allure. 1 SORA-PILLOWS;.. . crevponen wot c ' | foam rubber, too... so Come in—choose bandeaux or longline versions ; Zippered—Washable Covers _it's always clean and as from our Life Confidential selection. Wear | $ 95 : fresh .. . Red, green, _ 2 for $1.10 summer's bare-shouldered fashions in new glamour 1 4 ged, turquoise, brown, totoe te arate na yellow... all are fj © ip Gs aah tendbertied @ Bright Washable fhe luscious colors... all tly porchane of lovely sock cl yee’ gl @ Square or Oblong Shapes are the. most: popular’ — 7 Luscidas’Colom nee ec See ee FROM OUR JUVENILE DEPT. GAY FOR PLAY SUN TIMERS SHORTS SUN SUITS SWIM SUITS. _nee heh i tote ek agi 9 FRIDAY fee = eye Bee Se ee) THE PONTIAC PRESS MONDAYR MAY -80, 1955 ; eg lk we Only ‘Folding Hammock Made! ARE A NE MUNN URDY, QUICK-FOLD earr HAMMOCK ® FOLDS COMPACTLY! /=eam > EASY TO CARRY! | the Perfect Smaning modera tn bload oak, an self-lifuag nis 5 99 PLASTIC & INFLATABLE PILLOW Fits Into Duck A Pillow Case RED CEDAR INTERIORS Bie, x 2 Give YOUR graduate the '. gift the? is sentimental and practical, too—a Lane Cedar Chest. 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Set Modern blond bedroom suite: in a glowing . natural finish. You get full size bookcase bed,“ large double dresser, and large mirror. 8-Piece le Bunk: Bed. Set ae maple finish bunk beds. Used as twin beds, too, guord 'NO MONEY DOWN! ROME IE HE RES te THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 30, 1935 ie i 4 a * a i 4 " " Ai ~ OPERATORS! DOUBLE YOUR BUSINESS . TN ONE MONTH! Pll Prove It to You! It Does Not Cost You 1 Cent to Come and Find Out ' This Offer Will Be Restricted to 30 Stations in the Pontiac Vicinity! PROTECT YOUR AREA By Attending a Meeting at the PONTIAC HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY 3! 7:00 P. M. Cc lyde Johnson SUSEERSSRER SERRE EERE ~ f JOANNE LEWIS Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Lewis of Westacres, have announced the engagement of their daughter Jo- anne, to Robert W. Graham. He is the son of Mrs. Kenneth R. Gra- harn of Hackensack, N.J. A sum- mer wedding is. planned. NORGE APPLIANCE at . : WAYNE GABERTS . 6 fh, square 5 tt. high “NORGE APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS NORGE Automatic Washer and Dryer —— a —— ee ee o / o SHOP TONIGHT ‘til 9 P.M. 7 ae i ee ne te Lt NORGE Automatic Washer 2: YEARS TO PAY! ” Regular Price $229.95 SAVE AMAZING BUY $61.9: » mx 5169 FREE! ome Ss Wethes, Races, Sple Dries Autometicelly SGeTescheletaten 2 YEARS TO PAY of Overland Park, Kan., formerly; yp, Early in June " Elementary Unit to Cost $425,233; Junior High to Be Built Later | Construction is expected to be- gin early in June on the elemen- tary school unit of an eventual million-dollar combined elemen- tary and junior high school for Southfield Township School Dis- trict. The 19-acre partially wooded site borders on the south side of Nine Mile road about half way roads, : Girl Scouts to Hold Tea at Dublin School shown at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the between Southfield and Evergreen ~ SHIP — A combined elementary wing of the structure is scheduled SCHOOL TO BE BUILT IN SOUTHFIELD TOWN- : will feature contemporary design and clean, onal lines. The school will be located on a 19- acre site on the south side of the Nine Mile road be- tween Southfield and Evergreen. Construction of the elementary school unit, which comprises the right struction to Begin on South SS Break Ground = June. The unit's cial rooms for retarded children, as well as an airy; playroom and large kindergarten. Plastic sky domes will bring additional light to classrooms. Exterior will be of brick, with colored ceramic tile panels, Cost of the elementary unit is estimated at $425,223. ‘The complete structure will cost over a million dollars. ‘and junior high to begin early in field School 15 classrooms will include two spe- ==. Madison Height Ballot Changed Commission Decides ‘Void Vote’ Provision -MADISON HEIGHTS—A contro- “void ballot’ provision in for the June 7 charter elec- tion at Madison Heights will be eliminated. The Madison Heights Charter for candidates for the city. council ballot would have been as void. Mrs. Virginia: M. Solberg, sec- retary of the Madison Heights Charter Commission and chairman Softball Games _ to Start Tuesday IMLAY CITY~—The season for Imlay City softball under the lights -|at Grettenberger Field will open ‘treasurer, Leo Matthews. George Says Senate. Won't Okay Firings cn te unt to Delete Controversial KEEGO HARBOR — In an eve- ning ceremony Saturday at the Orchard Lake Presbyterian Com- munity Church, Nancy Elizabeth | Lewis and Dwain Chatterton ex- changed nuptial vows. ° The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ted T. Lewis, of Lake Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Chatterton are Marian Thompson of Keego Har- to 1936 Murder Admits Sex Slaying 20 Years Ago; Police Not Convinced employed laborer with a police rec- ord of sex offenses has “confessed” -\the 20-year-old murder of Ruth Muir, Riverside YMCA secretary, but police are not yet convinced he is the’ right man. “I'm tired of running... .T Chatterton- Spoken in Evening Rites bor was the maid of honor and Man Confesses - SAN DIEGO, Calif. @—An un-| | sick of remorse,” Wilburt Felix a ttumber of faked confessions fmission is being checked against Lewis Vows James Chatterson of Keego Harbor served his brother as best man. A reception for 150 guests fol- lowed at the Westacres Club. ‘After a trip through the north- ern part of the state, the couple will live in Drayton Plains. . Britain Hails Chinese Move to Free Captives LONDON, @—The British For- eign Office today welcomed Red China's reported intention to re- | lease four imprisoned | airmen “as the first step | improvement of international rela- | tions.” : Peiping regime diplomatically, had taken up the question of the airmen with the Corfmunists Britain, which recognizes the || Sewage Project Gets Detroit OK Increased Capacity Set System Negotiations with Detroit officials to increase capacity of the sewage disposal system in southeastern Oakland County from 40 to 50 cubic feet per second have been com- pleted, announced Ralph A. Main, Oakland County drain commis- — County Births City Mr. end Mrs. Erwin Roehl are the parents of a daught Mrs. Roehl is the former Joyce Jager. fe 2 © 0001 0101828285818..9) Keego Theater _ Le tenaeiaieelll Monday and Tuesday May 30 and 31 UNDERWATER Starring Jane Russell —ALSO— WHITE FEATHER Starring John Lund, Debra Paget through her charge d'affaires in| Peiping. ee = Last Times Bring the Kiddies! _TONIGHT!— 31, 1936. The 48-year-old spinster had gone to sit on an ocean front bench in the moonlight, Her at- Diego Union reporter, Mark Wa- ters, from San Juan Capistrano, and saying-hie wanted to “confess.” Twister-Hit Town Buries Storm Dead Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. Show Starts 7:30 P. M. Phone FE 4-4611 Drive-In i Bivona 2150 Opdyke Road | PLUS | * 3 ‘MGM Presents in COLOR and = SPENCER — 1* Py) By, 4 u } THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY,,. MAY 30, 1955 Seni see Pe reais i Sa aad traveling 56 in a 40-mile-per-hour zone, Smitley noticed another car gaining on him from behind. He | ria pulled all seven out of the water disclosing Calm Stranger Pulls enon River et prge tpn cen Mh from 7 to 2, fell in after their parents, “ Along came a calm stranger who and left name. without his SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY DOORS OPEN 12:45 « Black § Shie! A F FAL Wt rH DRIVE-IN THE WATERFORD amet cinta A ATER LAST TIMES TON IGHT @ @ 2nd rears ee LAND OF THE HUNTER...AND Rolls in Aisles— - Ofistage By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—Betty and Jane Kean were saying this week that “Ankles Aweigh” is the funniest show in the history of the world—“backstage.” x & ke & Jane, the younger sister, was doing a song which she liked, but it was taken away from her. - “Get it back! Jane was urged by Joey Adams, an old friend. “You've got some influence around here. Howard. Hoyt, the producer, is your brother-in-law.” “Y-yeah,” gulped Jane, “but he gave it to my sister who has more influence. She's his wife.” x *k* k& * Actually, they’re all close friends, and the song was switched because Jane plays a sweet, innocent part—which this song wasn't. x * *& * “Then there are the writers,” sighed Jane one night at. Sardi’s. “Guy Bolton’s 71 and English. Goes to bed at 9 and gets up at 5 a.m, and starts to write. Eddie Davis, the other writer, goes to bed at 5 a.m. and gets up at 9 p.m. Eddie told his - wife to. get a new dress for the opening. She bought one for $120 and he made her take it a. back. WILSON “He told her, ‘Don’t be that optimistic!’” one that Ina Claire got a hell of a loff with once.” former cab driver, would roar to them, “Here‘s a surefire yok!” Davis was indefatigable. If the gals spurned the joke, he’d try te sneak it in a couple days later in a different form, hoping they’d forgotten it. “Lew Parker, Betty George, and Gaby Dell all were bringing in their own jokes,” Jane said. “Jerry Robbins, who was doing the staging, would say every night, ‘Let’s freeze the book,’ mean- tng no more oe in dialogue. x * * “Like one night Mark Dawson ad libbed a fall right on top of me. It was so funny so we decided to keep it in.” “We're also an unusual show in that we have an all-star cast of backers.” Jane spoke up. “Durante, Joe E. Lewis, Dolly Netcher, Josh Logan, Oscar Hammerstein, Dick Redgers ... x * k * “In fact, our backers are more interesting“than our actors,” she decided. show business, had never had a Broadway stage opening to- gether prior to this one. They were almost as nervous as Betty was when she went from Hartford, Conn., to Hollywood and danced one night at the olg Trocadero on one of the big Sun- day nights. x * * * “The floor was slippery and I started sliding. I was a serious dancer in those days and I fell down a couple of times I came off in. tears. “Jack Benny said to me, ‘You have a good sense of humor,’ and that’s how I became a comedienne.” Now she smokes cigars, wears bagels for earrings and bounces around in a low-cut sweater and calls herself “Gina Lelobagela.” She's one actress who seldom fights over a seript. “I don’t read them,” she admits. “I don’t believe actors are any | | judges of scripts, anyway. (Copyright 1955, Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc.) ‘Bolton’d get the girls aside and say in a soft voice “Here's | - Davis, a.) | “And every night,” » said Betty, “somebody'd bring Tn his own | ; | Jokes and thaw it out again.. The Keans, who have become the best known female act in | Cast of ’ Ankles Aweigh’ ‘Adlai's Chances |= Seen Improved | Symington Withdrawal Clears Way for Naming Stevenson. WASHINGTON «Sen. Spark- man (D-Ala) says Adlai E. Steven- son’s prospects for the Democratic nomination in 1956 have been brightened by a state- ment from Sen. Symington (D-Mo) ithat he is not interested. * * #& was the vice prési- dential nominee on the ticket head- ed by Stevenson in 1952. Syming- ton’s name has frequently been metioned as a possibility ‘next Speaking at a party dinner at Poland Springs, Maine, Kefauver said Eisenhower spends less time in the White House than any other president and that his administra- tion is on “dead center’ because of a lack of firm leadership. “As a Democrat,” Kefauver said, ‘I believe that whether Pres- ident Eisenhower agrees to run or not, the Democratic party will ‘again wi nthe presidency next year.” Student Climber Killed ‘on Japanese Mountain FUKUSHIMA, Japan (#—A stu- dent climber was killed yester- day when he fel’ off a narrow mountain trail in a blinding rain and hail storm. A second member of the party of 15, climbing Mt. Nasu 115 miles north of Tokyo, was reported missing The party leader said seven stu- dents collapsed as they tried to beat their way to shelter and the rest became separated, They later were wound and helped to safety. EUCEEEESSIIIE DIXIE HWY. (US-10)—1 BLOCK NORTH OF TEL EGRAPH — FE 5-4500 ——.OPEN 6:30 P. M. Ye ek kk KK KO eee kk kk tk Ok kk te TONIGHT on WIDE SCREEN — COLOR! Davy Crocke 140) A MMM EHH The Battle Of The Giants VERA ‘CRUZ’ U.S. A.” _and “Great to be Alive” with Stu- By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD —They’re either too fast or too slow. That's Rhonda lass is back from Italy, where she made “Semiramis” with Ricardo Montalban, Now she's laboring in the RKO milis on ‘Tennessee's Partner” with John Payne and Ronald Reagan. The Italian epic was made in five months, Nowadays such sched- ules are unheard of in Hollywood, except for one of C. B. DeMille's infrequent projects, “Tennessee's Partner,” for example, is being shot in 32 days, © 7” Ed * “There seems to be no happy "| medium,” said Rhonda. “In Italy, as high as $18,000 a day. A week's delay in filming can mean the dif- ference between profit and loss. ca & * in Hollywood. Rhonda recalled the days when she costarred in pic- tures with Bing Crosby and Bob in the bathtub,” she said. She'll be able to sing under more dignified conditions in the future. She is booked to play Las usual fancy Nevada salary. And Broadway Hit, ‘Time of Cuckoo’ in Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR—As a finale to its successful 1955 Drama Season, the University play festival will pre- sent Valerie Bettis-and Lydia St. Ciair in Arthur Laurent’s romantic | eS comedy it, “The Time of the Cuckoo day at 2+p.m. in the -Lydia Men. | delssohn Theater. The play, which has been » alike fine entertainment, _ Valerie Bettis, well known for her triumphs as a dancer and choreographer as well as an ac- tress, will be seen as a middle- aged American school teacher in Europe on a final search for hap- piness. On Broadway Miss Bettis ‘has graced such hits as “Inside with Beatrice Lillie ‘Austria to Seek Okay — on Setting Up Army — VIENNA “ _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1955 : : | ther household rubbish in a sim | Myseum Is Sprucing Up | NICK HALIDAY = ade Disposal Problems | erway be aed | eae Washingson’ = | ——— 7d ; : 2-9 Ee “: E | i z£ ‘ i tid i ir el MAYBE You A SMALLER NEED A || AUNT BIGGER : ANTENNA | EMMA | DIXIE DUGAN SHE'S TAKING A MAIL COURSE IN SALES RESISTANCE... BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES pigs 3 eee Put on a clean apron, Crosscut. Company’s coming. No Matter What ; 4. Healthful || Your Probtem : i ark ‘May Be | A Quick Action | . 6 Can help you solve it, 3 . DIAL FE 2-8181 é ae ee Where do you wind it up, mister?” é 4) ey ee ee. a sa pA es. Wh sa Sa A a a | et ae ee ae ee _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, £ Sh. MAY 30; 1955 toi lial REAL ESTATE “SALESMAN udttioee snd willing 'o. prosper. 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Pe .’ FE $-8700. vate Convalescent Homes 38A eg ig ROME F ELDERSY Hotel Rooms 39 HOTEL ROOSEVELT ~ Rooms $10 up. Bath $18 up, H AUBU N #4 «Aubura | Ph, 2-0238 Room by Day or Week Cooking end ige J LARGE ROOMS PRIVATE EN- share bath, ve on DESI 4 ROOM BATH AND ~West side—available | . FE +4463. URNISHED a ® mites from = $100 month. Cah ou See ly. OR 3-190. 7 AND e OR 3-103 BE is 3 rooms & ba’ $20 weekly. FE RIVA trance, bus line near town. +3047. STUDIO APT® 1 BL FROM OCK ousiness section of Keego Harbor. Middleaged man preferred. FE heat 7 ROOM OMS AND B Xp, BATH. ONE ONE CHILD hen cme oe 8:30 p.m, a &-R LOWER APT. AVAIL-. 30. 28 James st.:—. hd pase a bette Adults only. “K. 1c "HEMPST EAD . 44-8284 BLDG. AVAILABLE — for a berber per ten & fiz to mut We oe J ; ars t sans finished on oe oo ze, A liams Lake. for ‘NO DOWN PAYMENT [~~ DUCK LAKE with 9950 down. 4 Seas “Menioel walls, cedar sake siding. At age tag y — Oak floors, . garage. ol) fur nace $8,950, terms. UPPER STRAITS LAKE. With $680 down, 3 rooms & e. * PONTIAC LAKE FRONT. Imme ‘iate possession, 4 r Thished. ment, rgnady fet LAKEFRONT In ch fed. 3 lots, HAYD EN pacts satys | nr are soe ate DUCK Lg 2 ieee, modern home with . 15 cays §10,5¢ me. . / 7 ae ator Er wane tt _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 30, 1955 Sele Hoses . For Sale Houses 43} For Sale Houses 43|. For Sale Houses 4 Seburbes — | | — ~% = jaime — NR Oe re ie e ouses 43| Sale r : : Ce Sale Suburban Prop. 48A| __._ For Sale Farme _48| Business Opportynitie 81] |, Money te lity, © terms 863 Ea Shallow sandy. beash, shady yard, HOME SITES | 130 ACRES GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND | ~~~ , : 3 bedroom modern, ‘heme, bage-/ On Adams Rd. are cholee relling | Idea! RES oment, |e Fe tee | WHEN YOU NEED ita mtcee ER Sha ete act ited |. Geant ndys mn | eee fe cin, toe, |: BARS Sere Fe, baie: mecere | mevte Can start parece $25-6500 brick sarane oak down. Ceramic tile bath: large al 2 rms. rooms with clesete, Btoker beat, | ° T wALTén ongen ___MY_ 35831 wey (or cule giao Terme Shows | . ‘eaestre ierge Int. block from nef RANK SHEPARD || Sistigaa ad. full inauietjon. | SOBOHTUDIY 0, tted “Baas _ Immediate Possession “CRESCENT LAKE. TAKE OLION-OXPORD and 3 cor gerage te mile trout | ¥ay 36010 "> write 11626, Coyle, | You can 69 ore ere, We 4.5 room house west of Pontise RAISE CHICKENS ON | THIS Dain tblock “from lake. '$3.150. ‘oo E ORION-OXPORD “ffeiGumn EAL ESTATE Detroit 37 oadoreeré Payment to suit your | Extre close P acre 1 joc . e. $5,750. | ; SCENIC A Ae : . ae Y school $11,500 Lew’ done. nv of Pontiac wat ‘mallen’ frean | —Remaenable_torms. 408 Hobson. | Pion mente wile view te SC RCH , one TAVERN yous with your aaaly pret 4 : WILLIS M. BREWER { home consistine “ofS bedrooms, | x $350 DOWN ceed an alee ils any | SEMA, QT ampraved. close to| Tosinise License alone ® —s; ; $5 N. Parke all on one floor large living and| %¢¥,,? dedroom Bom with lake suitable to easy informal tyoe ab acre. Also | Unsteirs License slone worth the e +5. SPE pree| Same rooms Raspes, onu2 _ priviless<” Call wodav. PE 150 | scheme. iets « sail Duter teen 7 PW SINNAN & SON eee 4-5078 |. ‘h could converted |. J . Hari ‘ we. : SAGE Sy ST TOREPIES Hibare | _iRie sabambegeataom’, ‘tno a CRAWFORD vereed: ors” forged tren, Set | sac ye wcee—3| ELTZ =. FE S618! FINANCE CO. 2 tal, Sacrifice our $ room home, | “heat. “3 car ee gee en AGENCY Geese Gea nn ee 0 ae ete pee CE, 2 | REALTOR: OPEN _9-9 FE 4-1574 R . A" Bew| house. frontage of 380 feet with | ae PE 41549 Washer. dishwasher, heat and| [Sis bara. INFANT'S” CHILDREN'S AND LA-| 702 Pontiac | : Y $ soo, | (2's of shade and also loads of hot water and softener 2 fire- included ved dies’ ready to wear store. Very Ponting state Bank Big. $2,500 down. f° 000, berries already set out. Needs G t places flue in for third. Circle 4 mi. north Glen Arbor ideal good loca Thumb area. Vas- é > oS” AND S LOTS FOR | bernai "at 'se000" with “sine e u int - ey i a rosnallaniad Goalie nan Mortgage Loans 54 ; e lake, 6 p.m. ww Ans sale, EM 30012 after 6 pm.| down. | food. fishing ‘and ‘bathing beach, | §39-W “fluron =“ pe esses RESTAURANT SUTFABLE FOR ; soe ap __ an mmediate possession. Pinest| sare b 4-3505 | “Grive-in, Must sell immediately. LOW INTEREST » ONLY 2 LEFT SUREE, SA To eet, mas Own Teneo TERMS SMALL FARMS | _&3h ther gt tm’ pe sresi. | “auciings: “mortgage » camceled we, — eae 10ry, attractive 6 room 3 bed- Fo. apoointment call A T. Mark- Rose it @ slse ¢ reem howe 2 | Waxind snVic® CE REGULAR era ‘eaeremes Sis, 000. $350 down, $50 per month. - better subdivisions, Ue eu Ealey FE grimy living 2 a hequ- Oakland | ¢-z2¢" a Dh cece +4 oom #0 , frult trees Living reom sconee ine aross income PE H.G PETER SON . front 4 : ny — _ liv 3 ese te ie r se FD, - Sat = motmae eae were: ves in Se Se ee 5 BEDROOMS S. Ree rome. Gane teem. and | VAR MANOR Bemes end com-| _Siiniee je choice 1 acres ad-| nice kitebeo wha uke orture, | 70 BUY, 70 SELL - REALTOR | pi'0, Pooees Sato Bank Bite. hubs ¢ dining and “is with shower and tiled wall pare these features. ; on Bie Lake About 14 mi from | _ Partridge is “THE BIRD” to see Phone FE 5-8406 or PE : JOHN K: and workthon ‘on wanes pe apowmngg foo gion lag a oe ee ‘oak floors. ONLY For Sale countows Fontes. Pres at only : : IRWIN With bot water Garden pilot, | >t. Close to schools. $2,500 an aan in ae oe ‘ nA For Sale Lots 46 CMP AT VARIETY * Swaps 55 : oe house and ves. Near Sliver Scat Gaeens el ee ns AUSURN BEGETS CINDER SMALL FARMS This store ts trul n | ~ eae : Lake privilege r * : : . e iss an = iM WRIC sHT, Realtor | {3°Sae ames tenes es $14 350 "Block house started. oe Bere te ~ lo 0 spon Poad Ao Xow be aiprged, sek onl ol oe vase FOR MOTOR, BOAT Prone PE ves after 6 p.m. Ave. PE $0441] shrubs By appointm of / BEAUTIFULLY WOODED AND| $ ™.. trom downtown 000 down will move you in| of, anything =, sasal value. PS } 2-1804 : Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | tal price $13.975 aman my. aS veil restricted lot. 100mis?. FE| ;_ SCF of beautiful Laid with aperoent and patent medicine. SS ee “\T 2 paDnocet MODEAE POMS Ix) property, : COMPLETE PRICE INCLUDING i Living oe —— pf lla ~ oe : NY - : room in this home its : gil netional State Dump. Sell or : OP EN i... Se ROU ND LAKE WEST SUBURBAN LOG BUN- 78's180" lot Beautiful butiding site in exctu-| A laree. | 15 20 GROCERY 2 i ‘ $5500 GALOW, $ ROOMS. 2 bedrooms. sive Forest Lake Country Ciub| basement 3 Soe natane erake | heer mare e at it rors wee. | @ GAL. BOF W SA ' 2 HOUSES Here is an opportunity for aj| tf noceeas: gf A bedroom AS LOW AS flign veckrictiens, uate tena: — Tals home has 3 bed. $1500 ea eee as yen beet. 18 in. ft Mibaker reds = : TSUN. & MON | Eeeiee merce mit| Rema age | Sana as, Se Set Bere “Ge ogg: | er Eofoeag tou at oso) nt She dpb Soa | Sse, ae" paeeen 2 M. noe on & . . bath 10x16 utility : , >A D: . No. 3145. | : , 5 al . “ : ru GSty qoSd cc Mtnapret apast | fsesprvdaesy on ema) tnee| [as",.cun arteyoh and Shas $65 | ___ Dorris & son SO ACRES oat ee rs “ “f “ . ‘or only §2. down. 1 ALTOR: co-0 d bs Cold. s s NEW GI oo 4 BEDROOMS © — J only 49,500 ie env a a =k 752_W. Huree St. eee eins Here is a lovely 7 rem. 2 story STATE-WIDE cueelioat rasn ben of tobe oe $700 DOW} we euisks teeth. © son re- NCE | LOTS AVAILABLE. LOW DOWN room colonise! frame home. | Real Estate Service of Ponti for boat. PE 4-5836. : ; Costs [ith basement in good condition. utah of Gnae er meen ee ag ae FULL PACE BRICK Mruction PE eo, PE Sai. ror alte’ x fi ssedecn Whoken | Pm cies “Landmesser, Broker” | FRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT Ce Pe _ OPEN - $280, terme. oe REALTOR . it we Ping MOTT RERUTOS SALE See Oak | with steoe down. Sine mont. | &, PANOUS _ 1918 Mis | SWAP GOOD MAPLE DOUBLE _SAT., SUN, & MON. | RIDGEW Y ja EVENINGS ‘TIL # | 2 BEDROOM RANCH HOME. N ORTHWOOD tore DT aoeOae a L.C LAD Sale yor Cont rane a _.mable bed set complete. OL 2107 | iTOsPM. [a |" ase erase ae as a) WaT AP ETS | ous wie 02 Sa] preteen ee : nee os Baldwin FE 4203 CLARKSTON me! Cy Neneanaasna Organization Inc. bura_Beights | ~~ 1S Sten Gee meaimenes Wk eA bs Sines from gh Geet, a | Eeesen a seme ote er _ Phone FEderal 4-6191 $15 DOWN Sale Businces Preserty 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT AND| toad Seer’ tenet monet fe : tractive 1% story bungalow. Gn| heated 4 room with closed and| waire LAKE FRONT HOME 3023 4 acres of land with ft. of Property 49/| §-ver cent interest on Cost type power mowers, : ; ‘ ; _ corner 862150. Taxie living aa front porch. Oak floors, | WHITE LAKE FRONT HOME. 3823 | toad frontage Located w to you $4320. Dg cost] S25 cach. 15 head mowers wi 10 dining room. *| fom |. Sranee hes basement. cas —Ormend Re., off 6-20 BS Feet nr etaes, Located off Wal | so PY. BUSINESS FRONTAGE ON | Cellent "west suburven ipcetion, posted ap nag Mere ames + ee. 3 . SiG acme hes |er hee eam os LeMple ne a Broce | eSier Tae gO Ese | Raat ote te a | One : basement," Dbi. 4h tem mater. On t GOoD HIGH LOT IN ROCHESTER. : , "| WILL TRADE "@ CHEVY % TON wil handle, CA Shite. whee Ui est done. oe H D d ton fone for gage duplex or apt. W. HURON ST RAY O’NEIL, Realtor panel "ecient, condition "Radio Houses large and smail uron Gardens aap eupgner ae pul, Wig Maren Oped, $8. | more automatic washer ‘ , ROSE McLAR OKE CAND SUITABLE FOR suBDT | Commercial automatic wi and dry- ‘ a Ay ATERFORD reve . elk carevted fiving wees, fel | ina ef tote immediate build, on West Huron La between, cated | cooperative Real Estate Kuchange? T.-H sods saver, Must be : - : ~— NY EXTRAS! Spacious living - ~ | basement, 1% car garage, fenced | and pep Soe patlinte ene mercial oe 36° “PULLY AUTOMATIC ELEG — a ean gesbete,catuset,| Elizabeth Lake Estates | flg*oyaiet “tar heat” oS CVEVAN ¢. | oBUSINESS BLDGS. “om full basement “good. west ce ate ee iw room. ‘ par $1,500 down, . ’ Over i400 - ation, contract i EM as . 1688 COLE ST. Sent move house Block features. Southern ‘expSeurs| foom modern ‘bunesiow in | Flizabeth Lake Estates west of Pogtine ‘io busting basi: | fsole per secu: payments at soe : | BIRMINGHAM Sart move hones forward sa tot | Ges"icei ant"iot'weters"iovey | for’ unttion "ize and | ¢Dedroom, Dome, Pull bath REALTY Sar a ag a For Sale Clot , po or setting, 70 x 127. out. Aluminum siding ex- heat. fi Extra } he pram fe EE «2 ~ hing 56 3 bedroom home. le | man. Make yourself some : terior Nice shade. Extra ing room oT et.e88 3383 RD LE io a2se F C Wood C A ny gy ie money. special value at $11.950, $2,000 & garage. Only $7,050. > se. RD. gave business. Only $4,250 with . 5 QO, | ATTRACTIV® WHITE & Dinstered $800 DOWN $1,650 = * Geiss Oven "Daily “# to a Corner Williams Lake Road. | “Tallerioa ‘eneth Sine 14 Rucel Pe =. vant imme Cony yb poems & tem) Late fee, Iwo oe Dee , - . Cass-Sylvan Area SAT. SUN. 9 TO 5 INDUS OR 31235 ke Road & Me! _lent condition. Phone OR _}-1668 * Lares asvecned | Aout it* A. Goan. oh. on read. Lake Front Home 2 family. Full basement, of] Reat, | HURON GARDENS. FO NDUSTRIAL After § call OR 3-200" GIRL DR SIZE 6x. porch, On bus line. Weill all in! Very scenic spot, 2 large screened porches. Pionee UR 50 FT.| Located ' ive, Ploor lenge al MODEL OPEN priv. Ownct lenving stale. ne, excentoaty wo wun | fo Shs. Bosrenie Team, Rew: | fers SA” ps, nce: Soe | Zorn eetter'et eerentiarme| Money to Lean . 83) cere UN. : : Ce ae ee : wh psyment. uid ne rd ee i} community in Birm (State L enders) MAN'S SUIT "AND TOPCOAT. New Peo, aad . x tet, $ room HUMPHRIES and ieee Haas fet ss 4 ‘ nd Lake i ee vt iets sign. on ate feet Excellent bide. - for eines man BALLER FORM or . bodrecma,, fom, iu ‘heat, ‘sinsced | REALTOR — FE.2-0474| ith serving kitchen 110 fe 4, roms, Modern. Log construe- | _Mr. Bush _€0_8, Telegraph. | Pg, “er {oF Motage end ew C Shrimp color. $20, EM 38301. ye Place tor reining’ chickens, 2 N. Telegraph | Open Evenings sand beach and smail beach few steps from nice beach. tor | LOT 168 WHITTEMORE ST. CLOSE =. ASH “So ae . ! =. : “eh variety of 17 fruit trees, Cospoeetrs Dent wete Dechenge | samen. Geoct moving out . Sri after re THF.) WARD FE. PARTRIDGE _Sale Househoid Goods §7 price, #1 at) ee ee a oe HURON GARDENS cate. K. I. Templeton, Realtor | “fs “Saco PERRY PARK SUB. REALTOR FE 2-8316 r, | Joseph F el geek wut nics feck the ticket Home & Income 2308 Orchard Lake Rd. ” pu cons | WANTED: ALOT IN WORE "4 W. Huron st. Tay mutes SALE | OPEN ° SZ] ter's or widow, ‘s block 55 Lincoln Street. 6 room | _° FE 24502 ans., call OR 3.1700 | _clelgem, call efter 6. FE a8s6, Ip t : 7, re oe Ga a a% Ww * FE bank, mi ee ar ee : ee Up to $500 WALL? tinouroad’ 17.88 Site i Ae - as = ba .. Lincleums ......... Se cbes : eee For Sale Acreage 47 eau commercial x1 During tlnesa tavofts short work Inlaid, Linoveu as 12 ACRES AVAILABLE NEAR | Sfee Op main st Berking | Sets (restarent Pe Coneld | 8 FL. Lincleums 60 per caub on Lake Orion Oniv is mile off Docks from Sows town Write aa Harold’s Paint & Lino | Clarkston Ré_ Excellent location ss Box 18. NO PAYMENTS WHILE peas , AO. roc 3 bon ' for fubdiriding Call J. A. Taylor. | Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A — T-WOUSER OF AEA RADIOS het ; ; AARARARA ~ | Pontiac's and totes ie new SHEFFIELD STREET JOHN ‘ 13 Wooded Acres IDEAL LOCATION CORNER CASS Loan Company So Eikie OF FEW AND USED gy BE, Walton Biva, PE sou | ident Sauipment ots Suet, "core eras best. | I ee house rage. | Attention builders: | Beautt _Good for any business, PE 3400 Buc n by ter ds, $10, oote beat Gio te, ee ee ee K it Fes fires sore. iay | NEO SOERED act PPSTY Cr | Famine ; SELL YOUR HOUsE?| © -to seein. Tout | terms. : 3 NEW 2 wiva| quiet “location nyet” cely AaD C RD. ¥ oo. Barve es, 96.05, | . oe ee PE +s) = not Sacked place - , full basements, lleges on | ‘Miles west of ls i FINANCE CO wee A ot ae | - - you look ® year. IRW ' 2 670 W. one rr __Williams Lake Sn sbine. rau 5 : od ara od vor ant & Three convenient locations: ine range ai x ing apt elec | P IN & ROSA) "Sette "im of TEt*| ENOY,wonDenrcy, coor spy: | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor| “F = Es | FOMTACT Murano Sagmaw | Sintin, te.8 up. tounge ena. { ) a AUL A’ KERN; Kealtée| nase mivatn coor wemnenan as anewer 3S, mer ving ona besetting “lobe | 063 Comennatty Retionat’ or Sale or Exchange 50) DRAYTON PLAINS: “Dixie | 96-85. occasional rocker. $6.95, | : 31 Conseil’ Eatete Tet | we sacl Pe eae PI NE Reel _Betete_Eaconge | pecs ove Soe Cider your around | oS! Eves, FE 6138 | NORTHERN MICHIO walAeD “xo parnsion | AM. sph tas, ove, 66, | —_—Bel_Estote_Singg_1et9— ee PE 2-2161 NEAR WATKINS LAKE wi Luin lots of 8 30 ACRES VACANT. NORTHWEST | {rout 144 ft. en == (Next to Bank) — desks. chests, | ag ; Cedncs nt Toom home, 1 story.| Sith’ goed sale. beach, 3° ted. | 20 ACRES VACA Or will divide "By owner. MUL Bay “Th Ws On LATAWAY : eman be Saas ine rans Snes | fomge ge free vorme tn | ~cf-cireion Ma Si "TT | atnage « GET CASH QUICKLY | Pe Anows. toRtvae oe ; a. lame ne enetian blinds. Serenes fireplace. Den with picture win- 1 ACRE. eS Up to $500 WE BUY ! — tbe | Washington Park + eee | gas ten & Priced "to sell ai Tecge feactttnen. Gincis, | Wy 2 G0 K parees ep nice |) Ore e re aee ane, Wane = a CHANGE 3 , | Niame Seog dati MELDRUM A tary ‘window for som Chote, tr schools Vand. saren "A | ford, bm per month. Wil ell or sais ose So tutes ve ean” | j on walls, oak full CRES and glorious view of lake. buy at $1300 with $250 down. | consider pon py egg Be “alto “meds furniture. = ) Tile heat, auto, oi] hest,. < | Near Lake Angelus ts this of svece lake. y| 1 acres. 150 ft x parcel ent. a4 cad cnet necuriien ANTIQUE CHEST, ROLL-AWAY é Water softener Aluminum fata ‘exceliess Yeondiiion, eli ove | 2,edronm bos, “Butt in Jase aibeg 2, Dooted unstairs to © muaserabely secwicted’ ares. ie =e gaged teen ~ After 6 Apt 3, 40 ) 2 nae ag eergens, tt ot ee ae Ea et with a pan Oak room. 10n18 Ciiagy limite “oith hell tee taser Twp. About 6 miles F ‘o. 7, AKL AND Prove ‘ rum- a le car _ | dhown’ by appointment only tered” wails. Pull bath. iLarge | y¢,<¥ ALTER, OR nerR 3 ACR of ale ‘moder wrecked ey a LY | sod gies. MY Suge | other = $350 DOWN G. Herm edn Setm ae tek M™%4 Opp. RR depot Lake Orion | Here ts « beautiful epdretnd every day. LICENSED. O ABOUT ANYTHING Y ANT a pea 3 Acres Levely 8. room ranch type home. needs some interior trim | High Lakepaow? Lor.j. T i 8 ft trontage ‘on 5 3° = 4 pouse in front, L AN CO CAN BE FOUND ATL & ® es Stati | Gann stone's, wow gg ee ho ed or | os en Se oe toa!” Priced write, at aoe choot. "iee ees: | lars tooxiae 1 Toe ake priv | NR. DRAYTON PLAINS| ,ire? om EM sain OTN" | farden oil Priced Yo cell at SR Seah SAE bows FE 2-9206 | S355 ees . bungalow with oil appointment today. Ts this mice § room 1 story 1 ROOM. YEAR ROUND TARE awe. GASOLINE STATI $3 up: ‘TV sets, 838 up: ree Sylvan Village heat, 2iy car sarge. Cie | ne | bedroom ranch type home vn front home. Thoroughly nstlated. 4 ACRES “Low invecton ane von SALE. | 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG we: pAcomnly A og eg caped, Youll agree | $5,000, down, will, give ou, por forced air heat. §xi2 utility. room, ms atainless fur] 10 x 1.008, tn a nice area Light: | Siege UD: bedrocen suites, $10.80 ‘use p reom in exec 8 & steal, session of his month | oan? ri hot water heater.| 9 electric : a Se ee Fon SALE VAR WILK BOUTE. living room suites, $12.98 up: ain- car | : x oe, . ae 3 dows. Gen pa a aint. ite car gurager EM’ 3000 vipa town : Den down- | FOR. ARM MILK ROUTE. ing room suites, a So im from k : appointment. Priced to sell for $7,960 with | : § ACRES SF . easy seen ampsen ~ | SONS se La 1 165 ft. 4 floor office or store st PAYMENT Sid Peo | Rea Th lepers oy prem pee] TOU RINE ACRES | s2at0 Down abe e tet] SRE Se) Extra Fast |e ees we foora, foom 1. , ; : = acres Gown. Hurt oan Realtors . FE 4-0528 auto. oil furnace now Under cow eo : shoe. ject, Bulk Secluded ow oD deliehiful ton ‘and sub oor fer 6, 26.5 FREE S eee / Dany 9 70.9 Leslie R. Tripp: Realtor |2@Sq3ert’ suiz*ta 2 struction on ‘Sty many a Le ewiing “is joo sate ro TOUTS] | x ) | See oe FEB) “LC LADD . |"BUD” Nicholié “ara evouss. "mt | Stes pee ge) © FINANCE |weetuar “0 : SUBURBAN 9. bedreem dungalow, ol) heat, OR Naat ree Pinine REAL ESTATE | piki® prirtieces, 1.500 orme ete, AND OF OTH. BENDIX TRONER WAS “OPEN BES : ze oeree, 2, "eum baer | Reheat is nicely landscaped : undays__, | ROOMS. BATH, ALUMINUM nose Mtanty Febwe| Proovce 24 South Seeitaw St Kay Bldg Sate Daeg, sghinet moder! Only water heater. and ili and fenced yard for the | fereens, “large lot. Late pri td Pisee__ Pipe Fs || BEDROOM a MISCELLANEOUS oT BUYS feat Teil 32.609 dows. Call dren, bring @ deposit. ETT leges on Elisabeth Lake. 96.300. | ~ Por Sale Farms 48) we, ave, you everything | you NEED $500 — Mhuriiture, 96 Bloomaie Brees TODAY peat FOR FATHER soma. wil COUNTRY ESTATE | ‘Sntecd' Stiour delivery tom our | tee of Woodward, after @ week-daye, che NST. Jae LESS ‘NEW HOME Lovely 4 rooma, plastered walls, OFFERS CR fMlion dollar warehouses. We of less ail_day Sat. ‘hn wn seg ne -. Wy ACRE | and: ges heat, close to, schoals ; an : “BOTTLE GAS | et. tt us show you this NEW and Dus, this won't last. = | Immediate Possessi , oo 5 sg eg i home. complete- 4% ° Ossession : = ; a ee a rates =| R. J. VALUET, Realtor } — _ fow caly 3 yeare ‘eld 3 ay average _| able terme. Reason =| 45 Cakland Ave. | FE, S000 tz, t00m, ol heat taundre| HOLIDAY SPECIAL | | scedinw | “INCOME a lot "box300."Schoct’ bas "san | Srvaes.g? Dizie Lake, A bargain | | ; E Cc 200,. 3800 down. tT] st 68,086, Terms, 1 ’ “Be sure to see this 3 contemporary Home VP HILT: b 2 | BRT Baki sere On Stoney Creek | South End _| BILTZ FE $-6181] features oumne Set at idles we «lend ex “rooms Ny ig , seve : manv ctor sutheatve é — ne er leaving the state and chitect, this estate located fren. Paved suréet. east of | oe eee ae Mowers." Dero Bai so.n oP “must sell. $3,000 down Will: forth of Rochester on 42.| © Saeinaw. $8.000 terms. sation. Sib 600 Gown wih h. FE 5-8121 ( handle, se pores, overlooking | 3 a ‘ 158 ACRES - They don't come any bet- = ry functions tren ofl — Wei | black 13 ( Home & Aut . ah on too : vith mile on gravel ang | o feom house, 32 stanchion dairy keerer and 2 ~ J. A. Taylor a toe’ wit 7 room 100 Gebland “Ave “mee - Sd i Pee ; den, . ant. 7 : Es INCOME with “stoker Neat fated, back of St Joven, Terms can arranged. OFF NORTH PERRY OF eres ceanene ane eer) tenes nUE en babe aire HURON. Po Gonos $3.50 . Ww Excellent condition, Only $00 80. MI @1300. . and washer. or will rE e ean. sare you money yout SUR RPLUS aes CONE’'S RENTAL 1251 win FE 200TT supplies, hobby ies—check our clas- sification “Hobbies and Supplies” No. 24A. ~— BARGAINS GARAGE DOORS were several — damaged end inum 4 fant yee ag ial Demonstrators doors, $35 up. Great Lakes Overkeng Door Co. FE 4-5654 >| BABY BUOGY AND "ha CAN: be cradle or car bed, FE 5-2220. ARB PAD Wis. - cee ee, oe — oe of li oe for bitch-, a and rec tealion rooms. rity “talne $5.95. Slightly factory marred. ‘factory showrooms. Michigan Fiu- orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. WALTON tv! eee ee FE 32-2257 . Lactorola TV. an poe metal shed ately Glas Rd Louise, Or- RTOVES & Turner's Fad Mt. Clem- sUDs SAVER r Sweeper ‘enh votegchments, Uke Sate ae, ats oat on hie SALE ON NEW FURNITURE BUNE BEDS eiaicineies an $90.95 Innersoring mattresses . ..... Sess Cotton: mat Sereno, eto arene breakias sets .. es up ents a5 te + vee FSS UD Rollaway bed... ......... $14.95 ators Ss Saas o _. home Come tn and ** Sailand Furniture ms Ld PE 2-5523 REFRIGERATOR, MOWER, Venetian -hose Good condition, MI 49145 after « RUG, DAVENPORT, DININ¢ S_ bikee tae LAST YEAR'S ad ; America’s best Perfect, ee: guer- years. a new Huteh and steel Soune . Misc. Call PE 2-4211. pepeoeler, and cigar case. EM TRADE Gag RANGES FOR, BLES | D W. Huron. FURNITURE es he ee A T APPLIANCE SPECIALS Bendis dryer s- s-+ eee wee an My Lenen cone ‘ cue ent tion, Esse ¢ ~ CLOSING OUT Open daily 8 to 6: Sun. 10 to 2 Arnason Plumbing Supply 950 Mi6 Ortonville - Phone 130 CHURCH'S ING. aLUM, cose DOORS, $34.5. 20233 DEEPWELL JET PUMP AND DELCO HEAT COUNTER FILO. Model OFC 13 a Serial No. season. $350 at TNS. CANNOT OP- “OP. | . Mills Frosen Cu: Omens DIAMOND, 3 ROW Wa Easy WASHER, $50; 8 St; ZO. wale ont, Si acs ween condition, Dr. &M ay wn stand horse W } ce sired: $108 | AND CARRY New low Regular sii3, 13 b.p. a a well tank wal. now $100, r $124, r Be deep well "ee tet with 1) eal, . Bow KELLY’S HARDWARE Auburn at Adams. Auburn ls 2-861). 4 MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE 20 Sr satopitael Eetesins_Wiciges at exe 3, Michigan a. 3 Orchard Lake ost OLD Se [ES REPAIRED TO look fi — then reation rooms, $11.95 value $6.95. : your se rege gs new aarage doors. Terma Quality ‘Costs Less PLYWOOD % in. fir, 4x8 per sheet . $3.75 oa to sandea fir 4x8 |... 83.95 4x6 boarc $2.45 4x5 wane lite bathroom board $4.49 4*T erand) lite bathroom naaea $5.79 Ba’ m electric heaters... $7.95 . $17.96 fo... 00.88 Le ed Refrigerators “Some stil? tn eostene at cive away prices HUTCHINSON Trailer Sales 4615 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains lights, gas, ofl stove, MY 3-3732. 200, 000 FEET mension Sy ated All sizes, FIR PLYSCORE it ak, Os eee $6.08 a, eg eee eee $6. Crh %" Pir. ow. cee essees $3.04 xe" 5/16" Fir ; . $3.36 flooring, %4x2"4" SELECT R: $225 M SET’S JAMBS PAINT GRADE $3.75 NEW PLU <7 . 4% re’s6'8" Sy. $1.50 tgx3%" base WP “2. .40e lin. ft. fa"x%" Base Shoe 3e lin. ft. HAGGERTY LUMBER CO. tic = RUN reverse, New A \y "$145.00." Terms, Pani Tatts, Bart Re stick Co at M 5 hiand, Phone Milford, MU 4-1842. a E listen. The first punch = starter lawn mower, Sure ‘sa N DOOR with ware. Garden cultivator, — ig 5 AL & RUILDING SUPPLY CO. 2] Orchard Lake Ave. PE 3-710! 4x8 masonite, sheet ..... ....2: 1x8 Std. w {ato knotty pine, ~ 1x12 paneling. W . Cedar fence posta ......0.00 . 35¢ Nails, 8's ond 1 16's, conan. keg. 6.06 Soll 6 ft. 6 GAS PUMPS, OIL C CHANGER, | 40 ace mowers, from .... 3 pe. colored bath set, all No. 1 and Douglas Fir Dt- Save Money at BURMEISTER’S © LUMBER 800,000 Buys tn beroeer aa TERS AT Stet nore OUR PRICES ARE. NOT ONLY LOW BUT OUR SERVICE I8 3 YARDS "TO SERVE you z 4 3 F ses833 "T think it's adorable, dear—just what I've been = for!” \ pint zl Vf Do It Yourself LEEDY TRAPP DRUM SET. COM- . Blue and pearl erev trim. x8x% Kn. pine ply Oe 1.95 ences soeveee 89.05 w MOT oors, wjursncocs 0-4 tomb, GOOTS ....es0ee 814.08 28 seat, medicine cab. .,.....8158.95 "8 | x AND SAVE UP TO $500 ON ALL MA MAKE SURE IT's BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co, 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. Ponti elegraph & 8 Mie ne Detrott PL 1-4184 STALL = with faucet pies. Feit rms aee- =. ‘Mien an Fiuore ent 393 Orchard Lake Ave. “6 amps, with ents complete with welding rod, braz- ine Tod Tennv- _and frame, $40. 2/9 ROYAL OAK nO. screen storms. 23-8773. 2/6 =| Garage Doors SOFTER pelea we TES AS & EQUIPMENT. “iA, KENTILE Lake Ave. FRAME GARAGE 30x26 A =| Six marble colors. 9x0x¥% 20x26 AND 7 EXx- UEL, ee aoe FLOOR SHOP 8. aw St. ~.| TIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS Be yoni eae |i > WHFEL TRAILER NEW BOX | STORM SASH Aluminum combination windows and (OnE 4 LOW price!!! 9. a.m to 9 p.m “SUMMER a ON COAL M. A. BENSON: Call -_— ef Ices ON, 60: ea, uo 8. ee SIDE ARM Ge WE ER aD AnD 30 gal. tank. Connections a $35, FE 65-1366 5 AND screen doors §25 for the lot. Pile of used lumber, . ete. $35, Harry H out Baidwin Ave Lake Vari- ety Store, SOIL PIPE 20 A Wicks, 2678 Orchard Lake Rd. ~ STOP! LOOK! Wtd. to buy: Houses, barns, cot- tages, warsest end other 122 to be moved or. torn down MY 2s. 9 CENTS EACH)" 2-021 TAPE eo we R SALE cheas, OR pe B. P, 8. Batic ware vlumbine E = trim wind i line of lumber. 4-2622. BLACK DIRT and a5 5 tt & $9. Delivered. PE 46523 S@LACK = Piney og 9 Lg or a Retail or Me short hav! a@ooD y SLAB WOOD 85.50 cord, Por $10. Delivered. FE oon See we tee Wenig jants, Bar! i iigge , a AAS. ame yee 5 miles _out Av fueare PE 46533. For YOU DEN AND PLOW- er part Gal's at Wagner’ aly Green _ Baldwin. FANSIE: 00": GERANIUMS Sc: LRRESISE See doen Ee Mg tn es, Oe as bay eee ly LED Y'S Ossie Gates. EVERGREEN. east’ on Orange | at Mathews Clinic. itt arourmti the ae. iv. }-3197, Sat ciietiaedtin ined ROLET (210) 2 DR. $1503.21 Fully equipped. Fully ‘uaranteed. from. in are low mileage official cars to 36 months pay. Any or any old car do NORTHWEST CHEVROLET Woodward oy ‘a €T- CLUB COUPE. “BOB. FROST INC. 850 8. Woodward - Birm. “@ CHEV. >- DR. EXCELLENT : =. $175. Also * outh cellent condit'on. 17% © mon- “At Siudebales Birmingham MI 4-3410 Chevrolet ae 1955 AIR * Radio Heater & endition, 1857 =. like: new pipes m e tires custom Ta to “od ter See beauty today onlv > 1 ICTORIA- “gies ise COUPE $175. EM 3.5207 . FORD | VICFORIA 1953 Victoria. Slate color top, -O-Matic. Dis- sero on rear fenders. car ow: . _€8 Oak FE s* FOR a. — C SOND. ea | heater, turn MI a ORD eae *sis6. ter plus a pop cone Nice. or an: NORTHW: Woodward st x x” se i 1100 ) VERTIBLE $10 canis e payments, 444 Le $10 owned bv a tadv 2.2351 F ORD RANCH WAGONS FORDAMATIC & OVERDRIVE 1954 CHEV. 210 2 DOOR $1295 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 19711 Demonstrators | ‘7% MORE THAN e yar 4 i. FoR Va TObOR. » NO MON- TAKE YOUR CHOICE EE ORION 1 MOTOR SALES ir 4 Doors. Coupes. ere me Op Coupes, and 2 . a Cf 8T TRANSMISSIONS ioe es ro Bowr . | _Wee \ mn OF Pee et, | Mee ee ‘al ton OE Pines - _—. cent 8475. 185 | AB low gs” Just your car down, ——“s) MO SHARP tites Ske Seer | We aan aan w vou pervs 4 gg | gigas tes SES is AND READY \ , white well old car oon a. © ot ow Save the. Difference Deal Direct With Haskins.Chev. Patines County’s Fastest CHEVS. . 1954 Left-Overs Hurry While They Last ALL BODY STYLES AS LOW AS $1326.41 Headquarters deluxe 4 dr. sed. yully cavtened. Beter than wow =o after hit rice feng tow . sment. Term pochuiz Ma MOTORS aw Growing Dealer 1$ MAbie 6-507! |, :| @ PACKARD CEIPPER CALL | after 4 p.m FE- 56358. "1°51 Chev. 2 dr.. : 4 "50 Pontiac 4 dr..... $39 EAUTI- ame ¥ * Woodward at 1° Mile Lincoln §-1100 ’53 Olds 88 2 dr., sharp ’53 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan "54 Dodge pickup, 4 ton HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR OLDSMOBILE o28_N_ Mi 1a781 ‘3 OLDS artes. er steering. power brak t NORTHWEST CHEVROLET Wi Fas . ; $1 isi OLDS 6 2 DR. si0 DOWN a a .. “4 68. ist Ole te DR. tad and onus ™ 8. Wood 1 i P. RD a! Wood on 63 Pa heater over- drive. - Any old car 80 . of each car, Carkner—Studebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 Huron ‘Motor Sales abt Are a LATE HURON MOTOR SALES "51 Plymouth 2 dr... 50 Dodge 4 dr.... » $495 | ° "50 Plymouth 4 dr... .$495 | *S0 Chrysler 4 dr.....$495| “* 49 Pontiac Cpe. séee SE $0 Chev, 2 dr........ $995 ‘50 Ford 8 Cpe... 1.8395 Pe) "50 Stude. 4 Feats 5 50 Nash 2 dr eoeereee 49 Vieeeeeus a 5 ! = tora 8 2 dr...ses -$195 om "M4 Ford 8 athe eebeeee $65 cam bed New white walls radio, cobegwine — ear is exceptionally clean. | L. ee MODEST MAIDENS / | ' by Jay Alan Sale Used Cars 9 “| 254 8. Saginaw St. #23, W. Huron “aan PONTIAC 3 2? TONE GREEN § 8E- Guaranteed. SHARP USED CARS All Makes and Motels Glenn's MOTOR SALES PE 4-737! Chieftan —— ee one owner TVEEKERD SPECTAES ‘32 Bivmouth ¢ dr Radic & heater werelide "3! evie ? iad Po Pivmouth ¢! cow Extra clean. ‘50 Chevrolet hardtop. ‘a? Ford V8 2? ¢ West Side” Used Cars bE 4218 . low mileage, . M down eek ' | €OUSE OF “00D USED CARS 50 gais. of was gith each car. Carkner—Studebaker Birmingham M1 4-3410 oR LANe NY ) 5-30 “Which is the most money, scads or oodles?” | nn ele Used (Cars 91 BUICK. SALE °$1 Buick 4 dr., Super model .... $595 50 Buick Hardtop, very sharp lus fire Butcks eee ewe » boggee oe OLIVER BUICK Pontiac HS Orchard Take Mee FE ae 2 PL aan’ Sede a steal for ‘price. eq CHEVROLET Woodward at Miie S-fioe New Credit Plan No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery! - Deal Direct! No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here Yale Some : SAGINAW SP. NATIONAL ~ MOTOR SALES VACATION SPECIALS “LiKE wee: ae CARS SEDAN. ar ‘ CHEVROLET 4 GOOD RU ; LJ fmi.! » INTERNATIONAL ..8 TAKE TRUCK. RUNS bar eee OLD: COUPE “ynAMA | radio, heater ... BY: | '54 Ford 2-dr., .| 51 Ford 4 dr... | Sale ‘Used Cars '*s3 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. oart. RA- | dio, heater. white wall tires | | 1. — a car down and onth “NORTHWEST CHEVROLET ob Sede at 13 Mile’ 19 a FowriAL ¢.* DR GOOD dition FE 2-354. PONTIAC“ Jedne ca ¥* CH. oT IEPTAIN DLX 54 Chev., loaded, 8,000 miles .... _°53 Chev. 210, ‘ $1295) . $8Y5 | 53 Chev. Bel Air ~p ddr power glide. .$895 | _ let in maximum sunshine. All a , Ponderosa pine . . . rust-proof Ww ddin See, —_ and suffered ni per cent fewer aluminum frames won't rust or u Ce and in easi ly Needs ony luminum screens Save now : ‘ injuries arm. Fasily installed Save! Sg-in. overhead clearance. In- Se ee 19 ih tailored . 10-Ft warp. Easily installed. Save! hard 4 eck Aluminum Sash .........5. in gold. The Army believes these statis- eke Box T * clu Jes ardware and lock. ties reveal an increasing aware- 3 i x iype — ia 3 _ Jewelry Department ness by off-duty soldiers of the ee Temameiielic. + eee : = fl 7 hazards of modern highway travel. | e 4 @ New Slip- Joints nr. a ’ on oes, ee | tL OR DRAINPIPE Slimnate Seldering . : al LS phlets, lectures and other devices. ‘ 2 “are used to impress upon service-|| “*"~"""""WITHE [Toho] [aga —-Easier to Install! / 4 | men the need for safe driving | i ; + al and heet tc sl Limitatnal S ‘techniques on today’s congested | Heavier, sturdier = ate all / roads. —lower priced at Sears. Super- L L tight, double lock seams stay a : Civilian press, radie and (ele | tight, won't pull apart. All. neces- f a = = also petoed “sary fitting are’ also low priced fd - ¥ — ‘ during this event! Buy now.... pecially stressed before holidays. save mor buy x Ss save more at Sears! : i: ae bas Rules governing off-duty soldiers | 2 == : ae have been made with a view to- | Meavy-Gouge... 2 Golvanined Coste Cutlets... 1.19 Corners ....1.19 Basement Windows Casement Windows Portable Mixer ward lessening the chances of ac- | weed Finest quality steel One before parts are ome: oe = sine oe Easy to Jnstall. Easy to Glaze For Controlled Ventiation For Hand or Motor Operation Cc 65 Elb 65 cidents. gives long life, re- formed, ene after for ; cc. Ma he — 6 _ teens : ; - A limit has been placed on the. ——oo— meee eexvive. Hot haw ewes BOM so into 2 M%x2%-ia 3, 95 Tyee 2413 | 14.85 57 Down 69.95 distance a soldier on a weekend ———_ai ; : ] Homert steel casement w Homart Steel basement win- pass may travel] from the base to es Se aa aides ii aes sane dows admit maximum air a: nd dows are designed for usual Mixes anything. Does big mix- prevent long, dangerously quick light Easy to open a aveinee! putty glazing. Two-point ven- ing jobs igster and with less el- trips. Save! tilators. Positive spring latch fort. 3-cu. ft. drum. See it now! Daytime traveling is being a Sash Tyee 2424. . reese . 22.95 With Moter and Mowat. 109.95 couraged—most passes issued be- | gin at noon now instead of at mid- qpe® fr | night as was previously the case. ALLIED This change was made because of Se Gyr When You Think of Building Materials, Think of Sears! So | Homart Picture 1 ao 8. agmayes Bie. | io Service « ite, | fo Your Community ir tes |e | Window Units to be called. ors cals have been provided to check _ is =] > eh = __§ Orchard Lake Ave. and eliminate mechaneal de- + . = Jk. — 5 — — . — ‘ — . ~ : / A myraid of regulations concern- . ONLY $8 8 Th ® 7 ing safety are worthless, however, : DOWN! ermopane = Combination Doors C without the cooperation of the in- Summer, Winter Insulation Durable Pine—Sale Priced 3 }| dividual serviceman and of this as- ‘ pect the Army is particularly|| [4 SeR: INCLUDES: Two 16x24-Inch Double-Hung a ee cee . proud se - . ; : a auc ung oo EASY TERMS M di { 1 ed = i Eliminates need tor storm win- fade of properly season | : Of this, Eliot V. Parker, Army . fs an Windows & One 48x49-Inch Picture Window dows in winter, ese! rooms stock. Includes bronze screen. = safety director, said: — ' 1; #2 cooler in summer. No moisture Sizes in stock 2-10x7-0, 30x , “The major credit for our im-| . ee : | Now~—modernize your home with this beauti- condensation. Savel 6-8 and 3-0x7-0. Sizes only! —. cope record doesn’t go to | Z i! — ful picture window! May be érdered in plate 4 : " roxtaeoesd ety ® ronly = , oR SE ; glass or with thermo-pane center unit at slight. = 3-in-1 Stained eta ak ns Ges at | er oe oe ly higher cost! Come in—see it now! AS Shinalas Screens ; Army who are willing to cooperate ee Building Materials—Perry St. Basement i bd Reg. 8.95 10,000 BOOKS and assume their responsibilities 3 eS . ' . , : een 2 49 we for safety on the _ overcrowded 2 Bale 4.95 ° Ee ne j j gaan 4 * I See highways .. . : j : i r 1 1 ; i See P 210-Ib. weight Ponderosa pine cage Puts in 7 Days in Court ~ a | $72, double cov- and Sox inch . : uts in in Cou ‘ ‘a 97°, double cov- en x84 inch-- Fiction Ni Fiction . ys . % - : “ erage of beauty i es. These sizes on-Non for 1-Minute-Long Trial : ; . Enc: sd and protection. 3 only; save! - ; GREENSBORO, N.C. — The EE EIT . eae . —- eee . e Juvenile wheels of justice grind slowly, but : | — $ 00 sometimes there is a change of pace. = Values to 5 . State Highway Patrolman Har- | if 3 , ole Cooke arrested a man on a gavex Bast |) : iy drunken driving charge, and was Flar PAINT 7 subpoenaed for four terms of A Guilford Superior Court Cooke | 1 spent, in all, seven full days in| court, from %30 a.m. until | adjournment, waiting for the case | A ee: Book Store Finally the dafendant was | | - ™ , — : - ; i mn RE es 5 : : _| brought bafore the judge, at 5:05° > ee ; pm. The man pleated guilty, | Paint Scrayes Paint Sprayer Paint Sprayer. Room Finishes Extension Planks Jr. Stepladder 9 W. Lawrence pecan was heard, a fine of | Sturdy 15 H.P. Piston-type Does Heavy Duty Type Jobs New “Do-it-yourself” Model Wall Paint and Sero-Glo Speeds Up Painting, Papering Weighs Only 1!/:-lbs. Per Fi. 125 and costs was imposed. Time | Only $8 . Latex. Flat then 5:06 p.m. Down! 75 95 %-HP. 110. 95 $5 Down 49.95 Gal. 4.59 S-Poot 9.75 26-Inch 8.75 Paints: everything from furni- Portable sprayer for day by 14 HP; delivers 2.15 c.i.m. at Latex Flat Paint for the walls, Fully braced for sturdiness. Re- Strong, magnesium construc- * ture to buil dings 2.7 cu. it of day use Four cylinders. In- 35 Ibs. working pressu Sero-Glo for woodwork. Dec- sists sagging, provides long tion. Easy to handle; folds com- « : -air at 35 Ibs. Motor and acces- cludes bleeder type gun, 2 noz- Weighs 33 lbs. Paints caacil orator colors. walking surface, Extends to 8- pactly. Grooved steps for safe, ee : sories are included. a ‘ties, strainer, 15-it. air hose. items or big buildings Sero-Glo, quart can......1.90 ft. Other sizes available. comfortable footing, Brash dirt, leese scale pfrom surface. a —__ BUY BETTER—PAY LESS Set aopeedem Ladder’ Ouatae Undercest with a cash loan from HFC ee gnesium er e Undercoa Made for Heavy Traffic Lightweight, Sturdy 20-foot © Quality Maste-Mixed Primer Gollon Con 4 AQ sspown 49,50 white, Get. 449 = tin 2 cartoos = eee ane yon need ot A tough, good looking finsh Rigid, belted construction! Seals wood, Gi oug ¢g ooring tn g 0! ens W masonry. ives © Shop for ome bese bergeins, even where that .is resistant to wear, Won't rust, rot or splinter! final coat even color and you don’t have an account. weather and hard scrubbing. Smecth sliding sections. Rope gioss, makes it last longer, @ Loans made without endorsers. Easy- Won't spot; her colors. gnd pulley hoist. adhere peter, go on easier! to-meet requirements. One-day service, Crean ‘ MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS 20 18 2 6 | . | Paves | paymts | paymts | parmes $ 58 le 5.03 $ 9.24 100 1$ 6.65 [$ 7.20] 9.98 | 18.39 200 | 13.11 | 14.21 | 19.77 | 36.59 ‘ 300 | 19.55 | 21.20 | 29.55 | 4.78 += 500 | 31.39 | 34.16 | 48.09'| 90.02 fi de the monthiy rote of 3% om Apply Plastic Masen- ty Finish te surface, Gives Sparkling New Beauty to Asbestos Shingles, Stucco, Concrete Block, Masonry. EXTERIOR MASONRY FINISH © Cash a | You Get 0, ond MSE om omy Now, you can t faded asbestos les, stucco and Four Hour Enamel White Trim Paint oer Cthen coral Edd: PiCaie! Acacia: Bek Fast Drying. Glass Slick! Comparable to $6.85 Brushes Master Mixed Non-staining smooth application. May be applied to Quart Con =f .85 Sale Priced §=— 3,99 Gren Cee ©8210 dry or wet surface. 6 colors and white. suriace Number one brush value! Full For shutters, sills, = ete. ay Sears Your Headquarters For All Painting Needs Oe See oe eee « » Priced Lower! Come Ih — Choose Yours! — svn eames oven cok couned nly eile ‘ a ee