". er . — ~~ s A a _— — “tt: -THE PONTIAC PRESS © , 18th YEAR , keur PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 28,.1955—32 PAGES ASSOCIATED PREAS | UNITED PRESS <4 Te ~ More Picket Lines Surrounding Atomic Center laim Famous Names. George Advises | Fire Hits Apartment Building on Newberry 2 Unions Strike ace Ra tld cn rages co 5S gta SP sare TDS ey ty aadthes AE ols GPP sea = Spins) be Oe | : . ee eae 7 “ae * 4, eae » be” a : a +% 4 | } Favors Talks With Red iin New Mexico 5 | About 2,400 Workers China Even If Formosa Affected; Dispute Over Isn't Represented WASHINGTON (# — Sen. Vacations, Pay ALBUQUERQUE # —Two striking unions to- George (D-Ga) said toda the Seunes of Nationalist day threw up heavily China from,the conference “4 table should not prevent; § U. S. peace talks with Red; #. China. ; George, who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, thus went a step further than the State Department has been will- ing to go, in renewing his proposal for a conference to seek a way to ease tensions in bg pA area. a e de ent’s o 5 |tional Assn. of Machinists, tion thus far has been! F oor a oon 4 t American representa- tives would not be willing to talk with Red China’s DWELLING BURNS — A pail of smoke blanketed the Webster | aren hes ’s They’ mier Chou En-lai unless the : te eG hdeserce cae They're a Chi Kai-shek’s National- | 38% Newberry St blazed out of control for more than an hour. Thirty rieas SORA pyran stn [thet ee [pe ees ee ome ee os PONKIC Apartment Building},2=2-222-<2< were visitors to the Mississippi Gulf Coast resort of Biloxi. 4 In a new deve a jnit- | Were summoned to the scene Ps s " estima a Land Back to Grass? Snore = Boom Potter Dr: Salk Lauded Hit by $20,000 Fire Today gical Shs me i F ; : § ; [ : | Benson Promises to Help "= gh with more conciliatory | for Contributions | 4 stubborn fire caused an estimated $20,000 damage| Chiet issue in the dispute was « ret Cae ey Sanya ae - Finhti this morning in a west side apartment building. It roared | “% im vacation from 24 days to 12 . | fo __|in Fighting Flu| : days per year and an offer of Farmers in Dust Bowl — ’ out of controt for more than an hour before 30 Pontiac | three t five cents per hour rlse . FT. DIX, N. J. @— Dr. Jonas | firefighters were able to control the blaze. depending on grade, The unions DENVER (INS) —Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Ben- would be willing t© | Young GOP Legislator Salk, discoverer of the polio vac-| Fire Marshal Charles E. Metz said preliminary investi- | *** 1 cents across the board. cine, credited today by Arm uthorities with a maior courtier. gation of the four-apartment building at 36-38% New-| ciscsitications of empl said he son will make a personal tour of the dust bow! today after| wsive the Nationalist ate to the Army's battle against | berry St. showed the blaze started in the furnace. Ted Sherwin, public relations assuring harassed farmers the federal government has a i ef i e [: “moral responsibility” to help lick drouth problems. Nationalist spokesmen have said he dentine’ at Wi Wadiithite Within minutes, said Fire Chief:John F. Schroeder,! director tor Sandia Corp., said The secretary told Colorado and Wyoming drouth com-} they would not parley with the | LANSING ® — A young Repub-| influenza, Dr, Salk headed exten-| flames spread to the four walls and shot upward into the | whes asked about wage rates in- mittees at a meeting last night that his swing through a| ™**- lican legislator has organized a | sive field studies at this large in-/ attic. , alia = ea, five-state drouth area is designed to get ideas from those | “All rights of both parties could | group to “draft” Sen. Charles E. | antry training center from shortly! though iho injuries were Two Policemen oot en ee men “who are closest to the problem.” Cad te carenent | Cone valk (Tee 2 tee Repuitican cand public information office said, ne es eo wees aore Deliver Baby in the strike will be discussed be- t two women were st f i could + Benson spoke in Denver|~With those rights reserved, 1) “os ie meter nage shortly after his department map. to have preliminary talks with the | Arbor) said today he Doomed Town conceded that the drouth | Communists to learn if it is possi problem is equally as serious | ble to make some approach to ! | i I z z j if fore vaccine was/in the buil while fire-|j such time as a hundreds of soldiers here.| men worked feverishly to in Home Here . enter their upstairs apart- with | ment. Mrs. Peari| tine, but two Pontiac patrolmen | 2,400 persons on strike. Given Reprieve 2s toee oes over by cae auaid be bold” = vn the state. tive —s of tested “lemon ang or Reon ——S ns ae tea en hae cee Fair Skies F orecast Weather Holds Key 10 | agricuttural Credit Service, one of Expert Claims a” sgeiienien sill all fleeing == building. At it: Ana i r F si HH i z ft ‘ F f 4 : ; ! | 4 | ! | ; : i ! i F Giant Nuclear Blast on | group of experts accompanying rll Nevada Desert the secretary. . : Aroor. SURVIVAL Cir. Nev.. tP—|-aanamem or ere cl Sam Is Innocent ae eee ter tie 3 out of the back way This model community in the, phasized at the meeting that the Pos Rj Tell because we couldn't get out desert, given a 2¢hour reprieve,| States plagued by five ot ay e S “they | 20ct0r. Stormer acted as the doc- morrow’s high may reach 70, rear | {0% While Navarre became the with the lew around & to 55. been i i ft i 7 i fi by i it ff ; : i | j | | t 3 : 3 HH) 5 : FF : fi 7 i g ; i H E af E ! a i ( fF if ; i : | 3! f ! fi i : ' 3 a g 1 ; i f ‘ . i : ? 7 ; 3 1 § E . E i ; + ! gs Z ; : E ai 5 A . i i iE ; f i ET F i 4 F. : ) 5 i bi I “& '¢ both . eR yesterday. one wien Ss. Geomatield (nRepes ew York, is scheduled to ar-| training” along with their con- Drowning Victim's youngsters, Cristi. 4 Neal, 3,| Gal) after opponente ot the etm “substantial sa : | 7 duglares ot ouch aun Michigan ceoeat ofkend to lose as mere. |Body Finally Found | s.cmzerr?, a 4 = House. , S525 525/273 Students From Three Junior Highs 227% Stee |emeren een Russia, Big 3 Will Meet skirts (3,500 yards brought up to date with | Round Lake at 12:47 today, Oak- 2 fren on Tecea Pat, Seven wm-| Te T n Trip to Capital are being broght up to date with| Rownd Lake at 127 www. «| for Austrian Treaty Talks areal Mt man are slated tobe in| Cave LOMOIIOW O Tip tO Capita (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | ported. MOSCOW \—Russia agreed today to a meeting of Big 9 henig' tines trem | Susie, veasate wes lone ont pai Poa Say orang Se Cn ae Osteopaths Study found tear the apet aff the shore |FOUr ambassadors in Vienna to settle final details of an Camp Calit., and armored, | Wednesday morning years during remodeling. of the small lake near Lakeville | Austrian state treaty. , task force soldiers. from Fi. tha nation’s coptialt These wit bal Aapthes tip badea this year wil Gg ay aad tceny ery H If Ho . | where he drowned after’ | Representatives of Austria would also take part in the aang DF ee ee ares tion of George R. Yansen, of | Dr, M. C.-Worster, president ot| A companion, George Hunt, 16, | tinited States in identical notes to the Soviet government Desert Rock, along with some | The students will board buses| Arlington Cemetery, Lincoln and) yo 5.04, Oak Osteopathic |! East Detroit, also drowned 2,200 other Gig who will be i | shortly after 6 a.m. at their re-| Jefferson memorials, Mt. Vernon, High School, sees tolee Gotan 8 Gate when their $foot rowboat eap-|On April 22. ‘ trenches. spective schools, Washington, Lin- , National | Assisting will be the following | “=. Tne asenclation fe nego, |sized. A third member of the The Western powers had| in London June 1 on a peace - Forty NATO observers from 12|coln and Wever junior high| Art Gallery, Washington Cate | Sra Asmat Macadam, Chis |Oating toe long-term Teese ot |Pa",Seaman Kenneth Coosa nant Svasies 0s Wie gee treaty. nations toured the test fie ve de.| From Detroit the party will.o| [7 T' “s Press | tine Agorgianitis, Mrs. ‘Thora So- | Penns es, ae bepetion, iemen Past Salle Wel ane teas ane @MDAS-| Japan suggested that these talks tension rum News ‘Nob, nine | by train, arcving in Washington are , | detberg: Donald Keitter, Lawtence | SteoPaihic hospital. tice and Addison Township firemen | SRacts Tile Glue Woe BETES” | take place in London after the miles away, along with about 400/ at 10:40 p.m, Wednesday, After) SOnOP ag oI 4 | Sherwood and William Sturgeon, of Rady opee Se bov ys mynd oi have been the small |" ‘The Soviet government, in notes | Soviet Union objected to an earlier reporters and G00 clvil defense ob-| three days and nights in Washite- ‘ sad Ape egnteerap HH or ee Saturday. Its reported purpose lake sings the to the three Western governments, | suggestion that they take place — : get mates ts Seales shen | Seen Rete Betty Helmke, Mrs, Yael.| Mi te scqualat the osteopaths ody By get ower: BF ret LD a chaanali ye ne a Ce ee ee eene wae = a: reo siete 8 | ee elt eaten Kindy. Soseph | With the buliding. Set Scrap Iron Probe ence on the ambassadorial level) sine Moscow ir. Tokyo, png ag hg mega ides Senter, “Batieg,i.1sss12:--:---" | Shara, Eimest Watson and Enar| It has been estimated the hotel! WASHINGTON @® — The Senate out wally ueeeemnee, eo ales © Teunthe dicaved Gar fe Oatee = | ee a ee Se | ee ts | West, of Washington Junior High | could be converted into a 100-bed | Armed Services Committee plans|¥** Willing to go there were no outstanding prob Aes ed nadio broadcasts | *m the stedents wilt Visit many | Feet tt, #8 | School, hospital, The association has op-|to investigate reports thet U. g.|West felt such @ meeting Was!.o.g on an Austrian treaty which of the thot wil be moved ahead| SMe Severument buildings 2 Regia: troprame......::-..-34 | Donald Porritt, Mrs, Lois Smiley | erated a 30-bed non-profit clinic at scrap iron shipped abroad is find- | needed. . could not be solved when the Big wiay to the day of the} “4 sther peluté of interest ~ nner a ae deg [ARE Melvyn Stacbler, of Wever 32 Auburn Ave, for the past two| ha way to Comment cou| 1 alte saneaseed i hes agresd | Four foreign ministers get tps Py wil? ts . 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Have t dollar after dollar for pills and = ory borane, sch : everything you're still too fat? oe : , ks Bulck eS QUNTERACTS HUNGER ~~ pom when cutting off fattening Genuine Copper-Clad OLIVER MOTOR SALES te gg 210 Orchard Lake Ave, e | Pontiac, Michigan = | Phone FE 2-9101 AT ALL BETTER DRUG STORES 4 : / . / J THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 26. 1955 Dixie Writer Ponders Loyalty Issuellatimore Visa ° ‘ Py By BEM PRICE and Florida this is Confederate; Mostly this is a time of mourning) chuckling and saying, “That's the to WASHINGTON @-—Ninety years! Memosjal Day—and I come from/|for me too, but today I've-been| way they looked, son, after they ay ago today Grandpop Huldrie BS) Alabama. laughing. Down by the Capitol| fought me and yo’ grand unclés came a man without a country. This used to be a real sad time) there is a big statue of Gen. U. S. | Egboll and Relbue.” State Department ‘ Will “Seek Reversal sever bothered him mach, but it! down home because it is the anni-| Grant, surrounded on both flanks Anyhow, this is the day Grand- Sey , — of Court Decision in | sare has worried me. so aa] pamene we eee Cas, Seg & wich ecpes cod Sannen, Sat ON) pp lant: Me cittenchip. Tho Yun- Holding Up Passport ‘5 been thinking about Johnston surrendered the swords, morning I no- East Expe FHA Windfall guntieanan 0 lt nitty, bat today 1| foderate army tm the field—I1 days| ticed hat some Of the swords are a at weg Meroe ton for For " NEWARK, NJ. @ — A New| got to thinking real hard because /| after “Marse Robert” E. Lee ‘gave | bent. sie BALTIMORE ® — The SeaenPeties. Gand to.cypetl atin Stent, TiaRee, Coeide’ © 0 Aopunatien om Apt 8. 1 can just hear Grandad Huldric| Signed up loyal. for Owen Lattimore says the State Lee housing project, which alleged- A , sir, wy macd in nae wea oe | Seize Carloads Sa Ponns Adminicte rvs ’ The ruling yesterday by Federal t aig Tang yesterday by Foderall yf Pink Whea test case involving so-called wind- . fest at ite Kind anninct s talder | Federal, State Officials i he decision, the FHA can Influx hold a meeting of stockholders of Alarmed by the , of the project—known as Linwood} Poisorious Grain Park, Inc.—and assume control by electing two out of three stock- LANSING #—Federal and state holders, The FHA owns all of the | officials are alarmed at‘ an influx corporation's es stock. of poisonots “pink wheat” found According government, | in to milling Judge Meany’s decision could a| Concern aioe ; fect a billion dollars worth Miles A, Nelson, chief of the postwar construction in which FHA ‘ guaranteed the bulk of the mort-| State Agriculture : SHOWING OF THE Seen, ware made balers |has seized nine carloads of the ) The appeal vlanned. by Sidmey | wheat “Pink wheat” was found ee ee “Pink wheat” is wheat treated US. Circuit Court Appeals with mercurial te Philadelphia would mean a delay| vrevety it for use as ered. (Rt eens — ¢ ; q e. Se Bs : i Ta ‘cin 19 wove ol | pr ter bomen cme ae th ° . ; Bae > wt It was the government's conten-| Several of the seized carloads et Be. | tion that Sarner and Ralph J. So-| Were the property of the Com- ; . low, another original partner, in- | ™odity Credit Corporation, Nelson . , I vested $13,000 in the business five| aid. The CCC had bought the _ - can't} A years ago and made a profit of/ grein from farmers under the i SOME FISHIN’ — Donald Jolly, 13, Peabody, Mass., high school him too much that he is a| 7ouny eee delayine action” ae i Price SUPPOr| freshman, looks at some of the approximately $1,000 in cash he hooked ‘see oe eee. “The A. —_ : ‘get seed | While fishing in the Ipswich River. The money, weighted with a tire) ay this isn’t doing me much| pplication has been received and that Solow was paid $1,318,000 by! wheat mixed up with grain they | ““!™ ™Ay possibly have been part of the $681,700 loot from a 1952/ good, though, To go anywhere or| We are still considering it,” said Linwood Park, Inc., for his original | are selling to the government,” | **™0red car robbery in nearby Danvers. The money is spread on a do anything around here you have the spokesman. “It is kind of a stock investment of $6,500. : table in police headquarters to dry, got to have a pass and you don’t | Complicated matter. Judge M eal he would hah | eee Se. Attnngh all whee without securi off on entering his jodgment for| pected before it enters trade —_" ‘ *\p da Says Chi io nevermnent te ; to give | mame oe ee | Hail § p : ant area in the continent—the pil- | “Peck: — and t's an Prov ys Chinese Atty. sa Van wy ode pont ialae anata als way roject lar of the free world.” Grandpop’s fault—that somebody's Are Not Seeking War chance to the appeal for ° liable to ask, “Have you or any ae client, Linwood Park, Inc. Clarence Prentice, of the U. 8. as Example to World Mo cattined “unfinished bust | ember of your family ever be-| pry cevam Prevda said te sautentieed Denententnt, eaid ness “to be completed” tor the | ionged to an organization which sy the Chien _ > ae eet APR t 5 , with | DETROIT @®—Dr. N. R. Daniel-| Seaway problems which, he eald, | advocated the violent overthrow of | want war with the United States.” ff P B-C1ECIS DIX much more seed wheat than | an president of the Great Lakes-| Will be quickened in their solu- | the U.S. government?” In an article from Bandung, In-| * we Lf { dP it they could use inst fall. St. Lawrence Assn., said last night | tion by the public’s awareness of Now what am I gonna tell ‘em? poner Sy Sor roar : Boa “That why we've them.” government is ready to start ne " 0 if OsITIONS wo cae aan Ve| that he hopes development of the -_ |Human Thermometer gotiations with the government of - ¥ NEW YORK @—Members of The outbreak Prentice | s+ Lawrence Seaway will become| An immediate problem, he said, the United States to discuss the , . Associated. Press rahe Lapa an international example of peace-| is the need for federal appropria-| HILLSBORO, N. H. & — Local question of weakening tension in =x 2 AS 82 | farmers who have not yet shipped | tries. nels along the Seaway’s route to/ know it is winter. From the time | the district of Formosa.” or Results ef the voting at the AP| "OF severnment wheat and to In a speech to a group of pro-| a proposed 27 feet. Paralleling this | Frank D. Gay, 89, was a boy of| This was the first time the au- annual meeting yesterday were an-| CVSt® operators warning them | fessional men from Toledo and the problem, he added is the need|15 he has worn rubber boots | thoritative Soviet newspaper had hot that the seed wheat cannot be sold | Detroit area, Dr. Danielan called | for the duplication of the Welland | through the cold months, He has | stated bluntly that the Chinese peo- — Tree are: Benjamin | Umess tabeled as seed. — + the Great Lakes the “most import-; Canal by on today. | ra M. McKelway, Washington (D.C.) Sunday Star; John R. Reitemeyer, - Hartford (Conn.) Courant; Nathan- e . jel R. Howard, Cleveland News; Richard W. Clarke, New York Daily News and Sunday News; W. H. Cowles, Spokane Spokes- man-Review, and Raymond L. Spangler, Redwood City ({Calif.) Tribune’ The AP Board of Directors has 18 members, chosen for three-year terms. The terms of six expire each year. Island Seeks ‘Chucks BEAVER ISLAND, Mich. @— The Beaver Island Game Club asked the State Conservation partment to ship a supply of chucks to this Lake Michigan land to dig holes for rabbits. right. It seems there are few tontail rabbits here beca ST G af, e fit t | sneeeenggeR I TERE op ee eae oe MERCURY MONTCLAIR HARDTOP COUPE (Above). This low-silhouette coupe—only 5834 inches high—typifies future styling that elisad in style. 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Marshall’s Papers 2o : 3 : h About Vandalism, Woman Enjoys Praising Boys’ Efforts — —$———— SHALL are to be preserved in a suitable a/ ee i soe: ee Oe eee cans te ce aa aaa abe This is especially so because the ~ + — a eeee te the "aene nf Me at oe tor seublication of af foal weys crinted'm thu sere |: MAN Who served two Presidents Siee eo eee tars ropes on the large calves. ns cae der on : so brilliantly and under whom a One hears so inuch of vandalism © ,, 4 further stated in the Press, wos ri” a a ~*--4A Let's id third became internationally that ft is pleasant to report the op- tne ee Seems «Tao whole thing conms dows aie f ws Sales famed, steadfastly has refused to posite. | - apparent the boys, not the ani- to a pellttest Cait wit Gans * * & cans were placed in Oakland Park. The merchants and people of rtsinty are entitied to = decent MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS | As soon as the truck left, a lively Oxford and the surrounding area Only Gen. MaRsHALL, of course, knows bunch gwermed are not barbarian nor beastly nor TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 how well his papers can tell the story of pak; SeAd-ot Moher Wt oe oan. 7 “a his service over, they filled them with trash It is.my belief that the public may end up with nothing again a as our chief military officer They covered the entire park pick- will not be muscled by this group like last year. It is time that con- Deserved Tributes Paid during World War 11. But the Nation all the dead of hysterical women. sideration was given to the larse ° “ and the world know of the great contri- sticks’ end peating them into piles oie i i es gee tee eee ee to Victors Over Polio bution he made to Allied victory under eet ten we Pontiac RFD 4 =a | fk ie There was one Presidential action last Presidents Rooszvett and Truman. preciafed by all of us near the 53 E, Ann Arbor St. week we feel sure had the endorsement Equally well known is the record of pucouan Pn ee Ee Reader Becks Newspoper : of an overwhelming percentage of the the third President, Dwicur D. Exsen- : Bubble Bath provement of the park each year in Printing Crime Stories Baering Down American people. HowER, who led the armies of the West sa} to mop New cupstdly met of ee a By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAEB It was the honor paid by President to victory in Europe. ) pooh gh oe age ee ee Ersennowsr to two outstanding Ameri- x * * James Marlow a ae » Storm print tx rime Wes her aan as es Ge cans. One was Dr. Jonas A. SaLx, dis- This makes all the more satisfy- Nelson more complaints didn’t? ing marble. coverer of the polio vaccine bearing his ing the decision that Gen. Mar- Amendments Will Ruin Mother Cites Cruel Driver or we wolin’t buy sowapeneen Subject to the whim of the name. The other was Bast O’Connor, shall’s papers are to be preserved Ike’s Forei n Trade P| Who Killed ren’s Pe It's our privilege to disregard or weather vane without notice. In president of the National Foundation in a special library at Virginia g an Lee aeons for Infantile Paralysis whose March of Military Institute in Lexington. WASHINGTON ®—Despite Pres- partmentalized to the point almost tah tater epee woe ~~, ceptions. the mail roast go though. Dimes financed the necessary research. President Eisenhower and former —=— ident Eisenhower's plea to Con- of the stagnation of that com- for some reckless creature Newspapers don’t make the — President Truman have endorsed gress not to tamper with his for- merce? How can we do this and had run over pet. I news. They only print the facts The mail must go through the * resorting. tite pe. squeaked Garcugh the Howse ; agg Ri gear tried to console U nathed ‘behind the scenes, Se let's give frost yard Where heteth the un- tear-stained . Which Besides presenting the two It is to be hoped that all Government touched—it's in trouble in the pepe fle could T promise Peale om Cee Tae ewe Demader cttnnzs te eutiied to tno be men with elaborately prepared agencies and persons who have Man- ate. Also last week George, who has 7d take their 5 place? — citations describing their great sma memorabilia will contribute to the er calls a cornerstone in dealing D#€® & staunch Eisenhower, sup ny tes us tomar comen compares Potial Sclary Te in Gs uae. end contributions to preventive medi- collection. with friendly countries, is running ee em vole eames cad qed. A dangerous to Auto Workers’ Income specifications. It can be brisket, into what OPA encountered, dur- ™™ the Finance Committee an \oaoon when hand flank or calf. The first law of cine, the President spoke for the amendment tacked on to the trade “°"?0" I see by the paper where the ; seal te oh ing and after the war, while it ge of a fool, and had to average weekly salary of General Newton's grabbitation is big Nation. In a voice which clearly Wuat we obtain too cheap we esteem was still controlling prices. Busi- ae hemeat - gente sought bY wait so long to thoroughbred ytotor’s hourly rate employees is dogs bite higher than little dogs. revealed his emotion, he thanked too lightly. necomen paraded pefare cangres- aaerryition cocker spaniel male. idn't 03 and — ; sional committees to say what they Protection from undue competition 2.01 say they or eS Now to make the front yard the discoverer of the vaccine thought of continuing OPA another {0m imported Japanese textiles. Mare, ee eee ae ee a cael of en oo which eventually will make polio The Man About Town OS ae their story mensions to have chayed tha 557 Grand Traverse president could be so unjust as to biased rooting, of safely seated ° anether amendment. M bill calling for a raise for sportsmen the amends only a grim memory. S ti B E ent went like this: “I think OPA is Now the committee is trying to — ——- poste Werkane wanes souting eal law. It adds a defensive codicil cou Ing Ig V necessary and should be contin- decide whether to approve another guaranteeing the the right “Dr. oe suid the President . - Council Dinner and Meeting ~sht t be an exception..." aorty Don’t Know True Facts’ Portraits a ail “When I think o agony people Id in Ponti eo ee These amendments or changes 1, ai the letters in this col MES 3. METCALFE Which tosses the self-funding will be spared seeing their loved ones Are to Be Held in ae Eisenhower has asked Congress in the President's program are not criticizing the calf scramble at "2° % tournament into the publie de Love: Like a wild mushroom—you to continue the reciprocal trade final unless the full Senate Oxford, there is one characteristic There are so many stories now main. It's a throwback to the suffering . . . I must eay to you I have no words in which adequately to express the thanks of myself and all the people I know — all 164,000,000 Americans, to say nothing of all the people in the world that will profit from your discov- —— ae | The Chief Executive also paid tribute to the part played by the late President never know until teo late. Thursday, May 12, is the big date of the year in local Boy Scouting. That evening at tions trading with 6:45 in the Pontiac Motors Engineering Building , on Joslyn Ave. will be held the annual meet- lets the President lower tariffs ing and dinner of : . Clinten Valley Council, which comprises most of Oakland and Ma- on American goods sent to iH z "1 i diction ALLIES FORCED back from who . . . Is subject to mistakes subscribers to magazines speaker Thig means some American in- @ rope halter and piace it on Who tries to good judg- mamma Roosevett in organizing the National —— oe “ dustries would have to compete at — the calf’s head and then tle the ment and . Who hopes to get T have a warm spot in my Foundation and his courage in overcom- a+ sehect Metations on the ational ‘ots ce oe aay PRICE vine ten weed 1 adi be eee ee ae eee ee eo | - or As stated in the Press, the mam... postman. Evening ) ing the handicap of polio. Staff. fected have fought against tariff calves used in the Oxford scramble high . . . And often he is one who -Wotid in 1916 I wrote about the. : * » ® — coe imported, competitive FDR APPOINTS Harry Hopkins were much bigger than the mer- ance. .. Was in the FBL Virginia mountaineer who shot a devel- ae x Se nS ae .« « as administrator of WPA. chants ordered. Consequently, the (Copyright, 1955) oper ae -7 nr epr Another heartwarming Indians was a Confederate opment progress being Ralph Waterman, _ hower said that to weaken the Case Records of a Psychologist Tt had been a standard gag in mn a voluntary program for in- who is preparing the Indian dance in con administration proposals by crip- the Big Smokes until around 1900 suring that the vaccine will go nection with the forthcoming spring festival pling amendments would strike a E Lif f C C B | d when the switch was made to bles first to these who need it most. of the music and educational departments of severe blow at the cooperative ef- ven | e O onvict an e mprove In New York it ran through the the Pontiac schools. Phone him at Baldwin ‘forts of the free nations to build silent pictures, the night clubs and It still is a stark fact, however, that if ; Hy 1 by Paying Sincere Compliments Daily se "tncmi. “crete E F ds on the speed with which parents At the Pontiae Coin and Stamp tionism.”’ Carl is a prisoner in a state mine, which viously had been are low in funds, then you may pen h Sel ana Shew Sunday I learned that age does On Feb, 18 the program passed penitentiary. He felt blue and peer heed send off an urgent letter for aid. me of using Liberty's torch for everywhere come not determine the rarity or value of the House by a narrow margin hopeless. But his mother never “The ‘Compliment Club’ ‘has But why not form the good habit reading lamp, striking women and take advantage of the Salk vaccine. a coin, The 1916 U, 8. quarter dollar but unchanged. Then it moved over /¢t Aim down. She clipped this of rewarding your parents with and jumping on flowers. Not is worth $100, and is much rarer than to the Senate, where, before ft C!umm, too. and enclosed it in Changed my whole future outlook spontaneotis compliments .and one of them knew I had picked ° 9 a coin of the Claudius period, 2,000 could go up to the floor for a Per see ny seer nc “Comelt. on life.” ee en ae Sw & Ge He Ride om Russia’s Empty Threats a = tee tumnined fee ance Commit ‘ment Clud.” Notice what hap- oc deeds pertonmed ty coy dren regularly, And they clip out Clark Griffith's training tripe in Moscow's threats to abrogate the Rus- — Pontiac's suburban growth is booming eee Pradents might change mone family or neighbors, ts simply ap- wholessmne _newenneer Scie [2 —-Charicttasviie sian treaties of friendship with Britain long. I am informed by. Last week Sen. George (D-Ga), chronine “gimme” letters, too, Plying the Golden Rule. you offer them in return? You're That's why I'm for the judge t Building Inspector of West Bloomfield, that strong Japan would help elke. say nice things and encourage your mother is at home! I'm for the great seal of the gov ares. construction permits to a total of $8,750,000 ("set the power of Red China in py pg GEORGE W. CRANE COmPANiOns in their good works. It | aiways write to, Dr. George W, Crane ment against the dog tag. As a means of deterring Britain and the Asia, told the American Society of : buoys up their morale, too. higan, enclosing @ long. Se’ stamped. — , were issued in that township during year Newspaper Editors here: Case 0-314: Carl W., aged 27, 18 On the contrary, most people —. 4 France from ratifying German rearma- ending Mar. 31. This is over twice that of = ti) oon we turn back the clock S*Ving a term in the penitentiary. form the lazy habit of taking things cover “typing, Sad ping cons whee ae — kick the previous year. and never off “ versus one is a tie _ ment, the threats were a complete flop. to another day and say that the “Dr. Crane, you may not re- for granted a (Copyright 1985) game. Furthermore, the treaties were negotl- _as a sequel to a story which appeared in especially. the free world. seit WBE 5 Fear tgs Thatt very low Fr tates, bow aay ge a ated at a time when all three powers the Pontiac Press,-18 year old : i 7 iptented today? Over 200 Readers Report were fearful of German aggression. Carel Ann Ashbaugh - ; Brady’s Ear Drops Work ‘ * * of 134 Marquette St., has received an offer of a month’s free treatment at Carlson Clinic week's supply ay A vit Since then things have chan at Pompano Beach, Fla., with hopes for re- Good Reason “So I finally decided to writ Did you wives compliment your eae rrdas rae =i Wet from cerebral palsy with which she has A young and pretty governess to a letter. You answered me prompt. Husbands? And have either of you By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. _ family doctor will authorise it, but Pe. y been afflicted since birth. a wealthy family suddenly re- ly. Your repl in any event do not use anything that is feared. One reason for signed. Applying for a new job, big boost, other than pure grain alcohol. I this is Moscow’s continued occu- “I'd Uke to catch him and thrash the she was asked, “Why did you hap- | pean Se pation of satellite countries. An- daylights out of him,” phones ———————— . a Franklin Trusome “Ana Hf one reader wrote to say he other is its attempt to subvert all “Backward child — forward fa- well as tried my somersauits and he has Europe in violation of its pledges. en ee. Orion, in telling about somebody who ther!"” she replied. tes, Well, I hadn’ been almost incapacitated ever eggs out of a robin’s nest, and sub- ——— in that way. since, I'd probably drop the The result is that the two treaties stituted candy eggs of the slime size and Due “So 1 decided te c squawk into the chucker and ge long have been mere scraps of color. The mother robin has been setting on Visitor: Your painting astounds jook of on with my scribbling, unless it r.: them far past the usual incubation period. me. ‘Complimen happened to be Monday, Wednes- paper. —— Artist: I spent thousands and = wei), day or Friday, in which case.I'é Its repudiation threats having failed In the current issue of the Satur- thousands of dollars studying with compliments fill my pipe and hie te the bew!- halt French ratification, M day Evening Post, Keogo Harbor gets he. best teachers in order to learn low prisoners, Ing green. —— ra Os- nationwide publicity. It is the key —«"°™_ to Paint. ~ warden But if 50 or 100 readers made cow now presumably will organize its location on a map cut out pussic Visitor: I'd like you to meet my have a cousin, “Some days I - similar complaints I'd probably own bloc of slave states to counterbal- that does not even include Pontiac. Artist: Why? Is he an artiest exceed the mini “tno _ who quit recommending forward rolls ance the West's NATO. There would be 7 SS oe too? pliments and even paid six or ‘hen gump all over our kids when (ear specialist), who writes: as a daily routine for sedentary , I like your story that no man should Visitor: No, he’s a lawyer. He eight they are guilty of some minor mis- people. A single person may very no reason for concern if the West's pat- piant » garden too large for his wife to could get your money back. “At the start whenever I'd pay “ed. ie ee Soe on likely experience some unpleasant tern is followed exactly for NATO is a weed,” phones me a fellow a compliment, he’d say, , Even in our best iti, Oc abet cod ae consequences if he or she attempts wholly defensive arrangement. Jasper Cullighan — Oh, you know it, too,’ or else he'd acct earns ‘ Won { male. have wood Mt success vasa eee Bret stullying the of Drayton Plains, who avers that in a well I see you have a sign in your just answer, ‘I know it’. do something right: But if I make . ily im some long standing pamphlet The Somersaultauqua . x *& * regulated household the wife also does the ee: Og Aga please,’ re- put within a week their atti- a mistake or bring home just one °ases.” oak it yor onic oe It is easy to recognize the vast _—~Pianting. “Certainly,” replied the shop. {nde would cRange completely. low grade from school, he bawis So here again is the info addressed envelope. Once or twice Their faces would light up with me out.” In difference between a Western and keeper, “That's our motto. delight, so it made me feel very And don't think many cases of running ear 1m fact, someone has that Verbal Orchid _- “Well,” said the customer, “you you teen-agers the trouble has been ‘relieved for he nearly broke his trying to a Russian form of NATO. The er rcnids to ought to take @ little time off for °° ; the blame is always on your Dad 9 long time or perhaps perma do a forward roll after many one is voluntary co-operation in Mrs. Carolyn Christiansen target practice.” “And a lot of times they'd even fone waste nently by: years of false dignity, and threat- | the interest of security. The of 344 Whittemore St; ninety-first birthday a hoy praise in return, last fall, Her mother had sacet. , 2 Ceasing the practice of keep- ened to sue me for | other is military coercion by a se ane Gs coe ° = ive ada opening. the oot for a ‘happier fced and burned the midnight Mf OF Plugged with cotton, and _Eehage i wen jt a See, A Bs power bent on subjecting all of 485 Montcalm St.; fifty-third wedding an- {ust missed @ policeman, and ¢*istence im this prison life of getting ber clothes ready, tee ventilation; and aaauied do warn readers, a : , ete. however, that if Europe to Communist domination. niversary. . stopped on the in fo at - - Frank Retherford inches from a’ plate-giass But , ah “Tue first trip to the moon will cost of Lapeer; ninety-second birthday. r i ! | Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Morey of Lapeer; sixty-seventh wedding anniver- sary. . Mrs. Fannie K. Hughes of Dryden; eighty-fifth birthday. i, ea ee | four billion dollars,” says a scientist. This figures about $18,000 a mile, or slightly higher than the mileage cost of a large and swanky yacht. a Sai il i . , Md ¢ \ é ij * & ‘ ® \ ‘ * { L } ~_ : ‘ F ‘ 4 . ¥ Pier | 2 Pee aw ya bps ee ee ee Tey @ ___ a? 4 . f : hf THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1935 ™ . SEVEN Armed Forces “|Diplomats Reaui ‘Diplomats Require Liquor) _ + , : Hoardi Bared By MARGARET LATROBE | customer, but Uncle Sam also) Takes money to buy it, and the Travel Festeses The State Department is asking | has his problems connected with | diplomats are kicking because On Navy Has Hamburge paretread omen a nie he Sichines So ect e eae ¥ Vacation Tours as Mombur " In other words, the} iy ha up to pour a high- | be GETS | ciplomats are short of hard likker ths Vata papem, aa cvmny pond ball for the visiting delegation and Everything; bowels, ‘sight- Enough 60. Years | and the customers don’t like soda : find only three fingers of firewater seeing, side trips, citizen should, i pops right out ; tion, is Stored Away me - im print that diplomacy isn’t all |'" the a situation for you and ia one . swindle sheet—laughingly re-| work and no . There is the Here country which ad- low Greyhound tour WASHINGTON (INS)—A Hoover | ferred to as the “‘expense account” notion of datas coon vertises itself as the biggest and He's pocketing big travel ce Commission task force report | ~®8 we all know, is heavily freight-| boys, to our beys, to their kin- best, the richest and most gen- . criticized the military today for | °? With items for entertaining cus-| folks, the south forty, Mother's | ¢rous—''Boss, I ask you, you want AVINGS tts teed y tomers. Not only does big business; Day and Guess Who Will Start |™e to look cheap? You think I WISCONSIN DELLS huge and clothing stock- | find it expedient to provide certain| the Next War. These are not | Should run a still, mix it at home, , see [i 6! Days $49.40 pile. It said the Navy had a 60-| libations to ease the pain of the drunk in sasaparilia, friends. thing? Can't our division get a Because Greyhound’s low fares are just like money : year supply of canned hamburger liquor allowance big enough to en- in the bank. And you save even more on round trip fares. MACKINAC ISLANO in 1954. tertain as well as our competi- 4 Days $55.20 The report of the government tors?"” YELLOWSTONE reorganization group, headed by The overall request to Congress 15 Boye $158.00 former President Herbert Hoover was for $750,000, I hope the hon- WASHINGTON. declared that smarter management erable gentlemen remember that 5 > NEW YORK of food and clothing purchasers | this sum will buy about four times She's seeing more of Spring's colortul Lf nO Bays 906.80 could save taxpayers 340 million | as much abroad as it will within " MONTREAL -QUEBEC dollars a year. eur continental limits. Taxes, you SCENERY / 8 Days $87.90 know. Duties, and more taxes Congress today, stated that the hover lovingly «around six dol- investigators were at a loss to lars « fifth. But where the dip- Because Greyhound travel gives you a close-up Pleasure Trips om paaap aie liter ed allows lomats will be mixing in the view of America’s finest scenery. ZA entation: service, oe per more potatoes in its éf, uent departures make P songeen refine ee sells Greyhouad ter buy services and why the Army al on the country where drunk. That -f, where . + « angtns “v — twice as many eggs as the is, where consumed. , ~ avy. He's relaxing In wondertul sail Des Metnes, lows $14.78 Congress is ha enough trou- The study disclosed that the ie Stthont hearing Srems mio—det a eae “ee Women's Air Force has enough I would enjoin them briefly to (1) a aang poor woolen slacks on hand to outfit its increase 10-fold the present liquor Miechtowe Clty, Biich art members for another four and a allowance, if there is any small Alpena, Mich. gues half years 7 i has a 28 chance that a state of mellow ac- Because Greyhound’s deep-cushioned reclining Loutevitie, Ky. 6 008 years’ supply serge garri- quiescence might ensue the . ans ate ‘wad 166 Seated’ Gaoly al Gulahers habe entertained, and seats are as comfortable as your own easy chair. women’s wool serge taupe uni (2) mayhap revive that quaint mid- Afi fares phos US, Vax forms; the Navy had an 8.1 years western custom called BYOL, which Naturally they all GREYHOUND TERMINAL supply of blue trousers and enough ro means bring your own liquor, and travel by Greyhound 124 N. Perry St, blue non-dress jumpers to last 9.3 F -. i is designed to let the host off easy 5 , years; the Air Force had enough | a. yet provide ample supplies for . -.. the only way you get all three! blue caps and trousers to supply f ve getting sous—for having an agree- . -. . Py its needs for 3.6 years and blue ‘ BE, able evening. 9S — — sei cn 3 Yer | EME FROPER TEGHNIQUE—Ir's Gon erman| hat aren dma ~ —~= GREYHOUND and that the Marine Corps could en's Soraya, of hels teetotaler or—grim thought—if our I Ne equip its men with green coats | ‘escent and educated in Germany, handles her stein like an expert in boys can't hold it so well? from present stocks for 3.2 years. | visit to a Munich beer cellar. 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M.—CHANNEL 4 - = = =~ °° °-<. ~ = —T ; y WA iF | p Fy : J q . roe | , ie ia | f ‘ é f f y ‘ d ; 2 y _BIGHT a THE PONTIAC PRESS, ropaials APRIL 26, 1955 J / Tents D tte | at Camp Desert Rock, where 2,300| 7) = . a7 | . ~ Tents Downed ot A-Site jTiiers are tiwowckes or mei PIQGeOn Letter Deliveriés WouldCutOutMiddlemen|5 Believed Drowned |f LAS VEGAS, Nev. @— Strong| Atomic test maneuvers, tentatively i , oe 4 winds Gu fhe Nevada desert inst | |declared that direct American- Each 4 1 TAB sial bill to extend the Conserva- Boy Willos—Howerd Looney—jack Branneck Red Chinese negotiations are —_ ses 2 LAWK tion Commission’s discretionary | 18 E. Lewrence St. FE 4-9571 “necessary” to relax tensions over —_ a pd - 3 TISSAS [ power over the Lower Peninsula | Formosa. == | deer herd was moved up for @ In the next breath it accused the| | scramble as 4 ORRRE J wae i tw eee Salas | United States of ‘‘putting fotth un- few as possi- 5 SABE The Senate defeated on a 913) reasonable prerequisites’ for such ble to gvess 6 PCA vote an amendment by Sen. EVEN IF YOU'VE negotiations, proposed last week} | my line, An- T] Garland B. Lane (D-Flint) to NEVER DANCED BEFORE... by Red Chinese Premier Chou En-| | swer oppears 7 LoGev limit the extension to two years. , ; lai at the Asian-African conference under orrow, 8 LABL | The bill now provides a three-| ’ _ as . den ading ' 1 year extension. > , wnward. 9 SIEDL e torial he| | Sen. Charles T. Prescott | Baraat om sthiciel Cons | ‘© 1985 em 10 TACCH ij (R-Prescott) told the Senate it WEDN ESDAY is 4 munist party organ in Peiping, the, | What's My Line, Inc 11 OTRHS ij was impossible for the Legisla- ‘1 broadcast dealt largely with the | 12 LUFO it ture to pass legislation flexible 5 conference but contained these 13 OT ial enough te contrel the deer herd | © ss oll paragraphs on the Formosan ques- Yesterdoy's QoTu in the light ef changing condi- tion: Answer: tiens unless it gives the com- “During the Asian-African com-| | Bridie, coral, hOrse, stoNd, Crowd, hOof, Band, jUdge, mission power to alter kill Husits ference, the delegates expressed Spill, halTer, gatE, Ride. ——— rag oy Tele oo ——, - Prescott said the commission and poison we ater! INS Notes Rapid Progress) se: tie pas tnree years phere of the conference by exploit- If it is necessary to eliminate | ing the tension Taiwan area, ~ a of t an raion wich was bruset] Du ingg Past 12 Months «| teseiee’se ede rm" < e g a 4 3 e - gone =» 3s NEW YORK (INS)—Deseribing Berkson said the new business | Prescott said. “I see no reason But this American attempt) the last 12-months period as a| | why we should take three years ~, failed. From Premier Chou Ex-| banner one for International News: — Bet healer raed to do what just as well could be The whoie secret is Arthur lai’s statement the world under- . Q done in one year. But that was Murray's amazing discovery, The Service, Seymour Berkson, general) papers, of which 33 are in the where public relations entered Magic Step To Popularity. This stands that the Chinese people are! manager, said today it climaxed a| United States; 36 radio stations, | into it gn that ig done basic you the key to all friendly to the American people.| «magnificent decade of progress and 22 special service cliefits. end won't have to be done again.” ‘ ig dances and is so easy you can mas- The Chinese people do not want) a-hieved by INS since the end : s f ter it in just $ minuses, Yes, even to have a war with the United of World War IL.” Sen. Edward H. Gibbs (D- | if ve mever danced before! States. The Chinese government is . | To attract tenants, advertise va-| Perkins) said there was no other ; don’t be an side- willing to sit down and enter into| 1 Presenting the agency's a cancies in Classified? Phone FE| way known to control the deer * line sitter, Come to Mur 4 \ HOUR negotiations with the United States| "4! report at @ meeting of INS 2918), herd sensibly. Md ray's now and be « star on the $00 government to discuss the question news and business executives held = | dance floor. Studios open 10 AM , TMAL Lesson? | of relaxing tension in the Far East, in connection with the American OV ee ee ee Gifts fer Mother! Savings for You and Home! t2 10 PM daily. and especially the question of re Newspapers Publishers Assn. con- ' ' | laxing tension in the Taiwan area.| Venton, Berkson said.: | 0 Th Go 50% Off Sale 4 ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing “The liberation of Taiwan i=) sae the last decade, INS bas | ut cy vs ° BUDGET DRESS SHOP 25 €. Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-0244 | Tina's internal affair and exter.) more than tripled its world: | \ wide clientele. At the same | $ > _ For Parties FORMALS : MOJUD NYLON HOSE © pregram of improvement has oan tc auee ae a os hed by o similar in- ; lee and 99 the United States. This peaceful] Crees? m= ite annual budget for ‘ourself. Bambenp, $16 G desire of the Chinese people would the gathering sad Gistribeticn (a scum horsavh broad - > not in the least affect their struggle ef news, news-features and pio- cloths. Sizes 10 to 32. Linen Dusters to berate Taiwan. Premier Chou! *Fe*-” ‘ Ex-lai’s statement was universally; Berkson pointed out in his re- wena s $10.99 » welcomed at the conference. | Port that INS and its various . Ki s * - 4 divisions had gained a total of “But the US. State Department 295 new clients last year, a record hastily issued a statement putting | gain. and now reached close to| a a) $999 [re SKIRTS \ Mother will enjoy these $299 casual stripes, checks, i plaids and solid colors. Ledies Purses : \, Large Size Blouse a2 2.99 $2.99 COAT BONNET SETS $ 401 W. Huron $t looked out on an vely black 811° ream that te host sunny |DOY” 12, Needs youre bask,'ie Gow a veleed side with any ofher.... “s ° ° tower atop which sat stood up, held out his cold band. 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A-| in through the window about four ag SE - For All Type Windows | se ee at ele : ’ f mitag wie |HOld ExSoer [SESS ESS syphilis” | = i = a He f z R : rf aj a3 gf a Fa 2 Combination Doors remembered that the last stages | simpler version. —— she had is of the Hiroshima bomb were| He fastened an “arm” to a block int ber ee ae Complete Police Say Man Kicked | completed in the bomb bay of the of wood and attached it to the} life was wrecked for nine : |. | B-29 while it was en route to the | door. 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DETROIT # — The King Opti- cal Co. of Detroit has filed suit in federal court accusing the Mich- igan Optometric Assn. and 70 state cptomstrists of violating the Cure ton Anti-Trust Act The suit was filed yesterday. King seeks $900,000 damages and $75,000 in legal fees. Pn defendants were ‘accused of | ing to put the King company. out of business because it sold | glasses, frames and lenses at low-| er costs, campaigns Wade H, McCree and Theodore R. Bohn, McCree spent $7,905 of his total |) ise $57,911 in contributions. Bohn) youd spent all of the $8,915 he received. Both were successful. County Clerk Edgar M. Branigin - TWELVE a THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL, 26, 1955 Airmen Plan 402nd Air Intelligence Service eg . Court bid, failed to file a state- mrp sa ae| Sten at sattes se Foe! ATGOS Indo aia Report Ford Aid ment of his contributions by yes- MT. CLEMENS (@ — An AX | Base will work with State Police, m . py balan ytd sy parachute today teto the Mat =, Many emerge fo GOP Candidates | * 2° zee? tec quette National Forest on a train- , | Truce Violated DETROIT @® — Benson, William | Embarrassed GOP ing mission involving the simu-| “tee-day program. The Clay and Henry Ford II were the ‘ lated crash of an enemy plane.| crash will be located 25 miles : : | | heaviest contributors to the Wayne | tuzzes. Dem Solons The four-man team from the! south of Sault Ste. Marie French General Claims |. County Republican campaign for LANSING (INS)— Embarrassed ° have found they in- Partisans § Massacred the —_ 4 election, var egy are ane a 10 Democratic state in North Viet Nam contributed $3,000. Geckene. senators on the a eS As Another top contributor to the SAIGON, South Viet Nam @— recent GOP election defeats in a9 The price is less Gen. Paul Ely accused the Viet Perl’ View poesia Hie | Rlehigan. : ~ The questionnaire, mailed on the re a than you'd minh today of deliverately violat $1,500. Pm - a Or ttn be on : ing the Geneva armistice accords The CIO United Auto Workers’ | Republican Committee by two Uni- - — ~e ever guess! by murdering and torturing for- |, Political Action Committee | versity of Michigan - Bard aed aE ur | ie mer French partisan fighters. ’ (RAC) gaye $500 to each of the students, asked for suggestions as : Le Pe Ely gen- ot Cireult Judges | to how the GOP could be reorga- 4 i met, sas Jes ~ WilGES 7 cluding a tp contribution ot $00| in "6, but in 27 from County Auditor Charles F. torn up and all the equipment 1878 the line was 412 Seuth Saginaw Se. Set. § to aan nT dy Phone FE 8-0456 Above Oakland Theater orcas P Don HK. Jb A Message to. All Students .:.. Students in every walk of life, be it adult edu- cation or youthful primary training, constantly seek knowledge of all phases oi lile. You are invited to become familiar with the funeral profession, its needs and duties. Make arrangements for a group conducted tour—or come alone at you leisure. Either way you are welcome at the Donelson-johns Funeral Home. us Beauty HINCKLEY’S mony ie tp we'll be able’to tals her home soon.” ‘Gannett Papers Head in Critical Condition ROCHESTER, N. Y. @—Frank 'E. Gannett, president of the Gan- yesterday. Gannett, 79, was admitted to the hospital April 15 after fractur- ing a spinal vertebra in a fall at his home. Dad's Pole Gets Away; Boy Afraid to Go Home SYRACUSE, N. Y. @® — It wasn't the fish but the pole that got away, 10-year-old angler Sam- my Kanasola explained. Sammy lost his dad's pole while _< He decided ot to go home | and slept in an automobile over- night while 150 volunteer firemen and state troopers scoured the area. He turned up at the boys’ club here in the morning. Adopt Record Budget PETOSKEY ® — The Emmet County Board of Supervisors adopted a record budget Monday | of $186,885 for 1956. The figure is | Steet. higher than the current DRUG S$ Sopa St 148 hose _ot Telegraph Peay wacom & a DOUBLE HOLDENS a TRADING WEDNESDAY Sri Seer Charge LESS STAM PS for Filling 7, 908-910 W. HURON ST., Pontiac, Michigon Liquidation Prices! Close-Out Prices! Rock-Bottom Prices! Yes, Folks, Hinckley’s have cleaned out their warehouse to restock the store shelves. Hinckley’s have, for the second time slashed already below cost prices. Mr. Prather, New York liquidator in charge says: He has slashed prices again. Don’t miss these lower than low prices. Also the many free prizes!!! This sale is continuous! ' Reg. $2.80 Cannon Sheet “7 88 Reg. $9.99 RADIO WAG FLYER ONS *R>> $65.00 BICYCLE $120.00 BROIL-QUICK Reg. 69c PILLOW CASES 37 PRICES Reg. $2.19 ‘I 55 Pots and Pans PRICES SLASHED BELOW COST TO $ PRICES SLASHED ELL PANTIES Nylonized-Tricot Reg. to 24° 89e 35¢ RED HEART YARN 15° FREE Theater Tickets Given With Every Purchase of $2.00 — Good for One Pass to the Huron Theater! Boys T-SHIRTS Values to $1.29 ATHINCKLEY'S*%oo 908 W.HURON, PONTIAC, MICH Mlibee PRICES SLASHED FOR THE a TIME! DON’T Miss The annual meeting of the Pontiac Symphony Women’s en was held Monday at the W atkins Lake home of Mrs. L. R. Sampson. Mrs. Pentiae Press Pheote retiring president. Second from right is the hostess, Mrs. Sampson, and Maxwell L, Shadley (left) of Ottawa drive was elected president. Seated | Tight is Mrs. George Wyman of Ottawa drive. In the background. (seated | next to her is Mrs. Francesco DiBlasi of Detroit, wife of the orchestra's | at the ergan) is Mrs. T. Edward Nelson of Pitt street and Mrs. Celia Mer-'| conductor. Mrs, Donald B. Hogue (center) of Fairgrove avenue is the | rill Turner of West Long Lake road. Chapter Reveals Garbo’s Scars of Childhood u Greta Gustafsson lived there, a felt in having to watch him, suf- By JOHN BAINBRIDGE She decided then, she said, that she would order her own life so tree. procedure can be quite towheaded, healthy and tractable 2 ° t she be fi It a » unless the forebears under }1.7 nickname was “Keta,” derived the — pated bee consideration happen to be either |from the way she pronounced = 7 pre ow. Greta Garbo'’s ancestors were | Her life as q little girl was in no? neither. They were farmers. Ac- way unusual, except that she had cording to an investigation made few dolls or other toys, but neith- by the Scandinavian Family Study er did the majority of her pilay- Association, Greta Garbo's ances-| mates. tors as far back as the early 1700s | her purse. The scars of childhood are slow to heal. were all tillers of the soil. weeks before her seventh birth. | °CC8*Ted carly in 1920, Greta The tact that Greta Garbo ts | Gay, Gretu began attending | *onee, op, ber mind net to return Geacended from six generations | school, She enrolled in the Kat- | mother of farmers cannot be dismissed | arina grammar school in her | “*e Planned to go to work tn Gs © meatier of slight Importance. | neighborhood, ang continurd her stead. Though Mrs. Gustafsson Ow the contrary, her genealogy | attendance there for the next sev. | W8* set im sympathy with this to of great significance, tor her | en years. According to her re- a ee myriad ancestors hed « profound | port cards, she was absent, dur- meciel paying fits bills, so influence. tm shaping her physical | ing that entire period, a total of | @T*t#’s decision was not serious- ang mental being. sixteen days om account of fl ly opposed. If she is @ peasant at heart, as 225%; she played hooky only ence. | Now fourteen, she had grown her friends have often said, there! Greta was a better than average "@pidly: her mature appearance is @ reason. student, obedient and industrious. |#"d manner belied her age. She | Greta Garbo was born in the Her poorest subjects were Gym. | ¥®% already five feet, six inches Gustafsson and his wife Anna Lo- | improving to “Fair” in the last two. | In the latter, she was never able to rise above ‘‘Passing.’’ Her + final year. in schoot was her best. ; i along with manv things, the luxury of girlhood. they always trealed me as the videst, Nobody ever thought of | me as a little girl-” | a first-rate student. oe il eteeasl lather girl.” This was not, at the | ‘Even today, many Swedes con- | sider women more expert at bar- i . and there are , | several shops staffed entirelv by | So-called lady barbers in Stock- in other Scandinavian went work to provide an in- | =o Greta stayed at | A ladv barber normally learns American \*honr | to take care of her father. ‘cases ot oi ——- . | Soap E was i On orie of the few occasions when | o¢ apprenticeship that Greta L ' | ! ' has talked to friends about | father once a week to a charity |. back’s shop, she left te take | clinic for treatment, and she spoke | same kind of job in a is now, as it was when of the humiliation and sadness she| larger establishment situated on AAA ye of ‘ RS ws GRETA GARBO & id ‘ : “Above is the young Garbo as'she looked | the is Maurits Stiller who did ~| approximately one dollar, i. hd Gotegatan, about a mile from her home. Her second employer was Arthur F. Ekengren, whose wife worked in the shop as cashier. According to Mrs. Ekengren’s recollection, Greta was paid a weekly wage of four kronor, or and made an almost equa] amount in tips. “She could do anything she set her hand to,” Mrs. Ekengren ence recalled. |. “She was really one of the most | beautiful creatures I have ever | seen, She was more filled-out in where she kept her covered with a soaplather @ifterent from lady | But ne t things, as the ployed as a tvaiflicka, or “‘soap- | a careers of theater people so often | brace the world of make-believe is | their private mystery. However, to Greta, as no doubt to many other | | aspiring actresses, almost any oth- er world looked more inviting lived in. She was Fi i i i E 5 Z f HH i ; Bs i £ | | at 7 H F j | | i F & z i j z of z : E i & i ; [ , si - i i barber. | |that month she was Pca as a | trainee in “the millinery depart- ment. | After a couple of months, she | became a full-fledged clerk. Her salary, according to the store's personnel records, was a hundred and twenty-five kronor a month, or about twenty-five dollars. This was a respectable sum at that time, when the krona had nearly twice the purchasing power that it has nowadays. For the first time in her life Greta had a little spare money of her own. Once in a while she was able to go to the theater or the movies. Editor's Note: This ts the second im @ series written about the famous | eé@reen star, Greta Garbo. \ " / THE PONTIAC PRESS Women’s Section TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 PAGES 13-15 Association Elects Officers Mrs. Maxwell L. Shadley was} elected president of the Pontiac | retiring president and first pres- | Symphony Women’s Assn. Monday} ident of the organization. at a meeting held at the home of | Mrs. L. R. Sampson on Watkins Lake. Fellow officers for the coming year include Mrs. B. B. Roush, vice president; Mrs. Arnold Hiller- man, secretary; Mrs. Socrates Sekles, treasurer, and Mrs. C. H Purdy, corresponding secretary. Hunt Club Plans Party on May 7 BLOOMFTELD HILLS ~ Bloom- field Open Hunt has come up with | who are interested in its perpetua | tion | another unique idea for a party. | |On May 7, Kentucky Derby Day, | members will gather for a Mint | Julep party, and to watch the race | on television. Mrs. Fred Sanders and Mrs. James J. Nance are co-chairmen of the money making project Christ Church Cranbrook will hold April 28 in the church house and in St. Dunstan's Playhouse. Mrs. W. Lloyd Kemp is in charge of the annex, an innovation this year, where shoes and accessories | | will be displayed . weather permitting, and coffee will also be served outside. Mrs. William E. Hoge is presi- dent of the Women’s Auxiliary | which sponsors the affair and | Wwerking as chairmen of various Mrs. Donald B. Hogue is the | During the meeting she ex- pressed appreciation to the offi- cers and committee members who helped in the success of the asso- ciation not yet one year old. Although the membership has grown, there is still a need | for more women. There is much to do to aid the symphony, and the association needs those women Hf you are one of those inter- | cctnd you may cal Mrs. Ken | neth Turner at her home on West Leng Lake read or Mrs. Peal | And if you've~heard any of the | concerts which the symphony has given this year, you will know why it is so important to keep :t going. But, a symphony doesn’t remain just because concert-goers enjoy its music. It takes a great deal of work and encouragement. And members of the women's associa- tion are determined that it will keep going. During the meeting Mrs. Fran- | cesco DiBlasi, wife of the tal- | emted conductor of the Pontiac | A Caledonian Market for special| Symphony Orchestra, explained — treasures will be held out-of-doors, | this year’s season, and expressed | | committees are-Mrs. Frederick | Weed, Mrs. C. W. Weir, Mrs. Ormond Wessels, Mrs. R. B. Robins, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Aaron Webster, Mrs. W. 8. | Gilbreath and Mrs. Cari Nepper. ‘ the conductor's appreciation for the fine work of the association. | Village Players Closing Season | With Comedy Closing the season, Birmingham Village Players will present ‘‘Sa- brina Fair’ at the playhouse on Mrs. Frank Dalton, Mrs. Myron | ©onsecutive weekends. E. Snyder, Mrs. Thomas H. Adams, Pat Dix and Dr. Jack Hassberger Mrs. William J, Wiggins, Mrs. | Will take the leading roles at 9 David Burton, Mrs. Milton F. Coul- | ?-™- son Jr., Mrs. Lynn Hershey, Mrs. Robert Pease, Mrs. Howard B | Steggall, Mrs. Clinton S. Hall, Mrs... *%t@? story of a chatteur's + On each Fri- day and Saturday. Directing the comical Samuel |J. H. Walker, J. Thomas Smith 4@Ushter competing with Long Is- |and Mrs. Roy E. Stringer. ‘Unusual Fashion Showing Held in Paris Last Night By GODFREY ANDERSON | PARIS ® — It was like no other | fashion show ever seen in Paris. mannéquins — males — looked as ,| if they would rather be any place else than under the arc lamps where they found themselves. Doves, four white and one dyed pink, fluttered overhead. The | lucky ones on whom they alighted ;| were given free ties. A.European wrestling champion, modeling a bikini, turned hand- springs to show it was made for athletic men and wouldn't shift. France was celebrating Nation- al Shirt Day. The ctimax came when hundreds packed into the sa- lons of a fashionable Champs Ely- sees Hotel last night for a haber- dashery fashion show. Television cameras also covered the event. * ~~ . Everything was done to make Frenchmen more shirt conscious. Eighty models were shown to sdft music and commercials bawled into a microphone. A dozen em- barrassed young men, who didn’t sciously along a red-carpeted run- way to ripples of applause. When a woman leaned up and ee Members of the M Club have completed plans for a card party to be held Thur when she arrived in Les Angeles in 1925. In| much to influence the lifé of the famous stat. i s | seized one by the arm so she jcould pinch the material, looked as if he might bolt the hall. They paraded shirts for tennis considering her ° in the audience. Some of the | for summer or winter sports, even he| « | | “Far West” shirts and shirts for | playing bridge. But there wasn't 3 single nightshirt in the show. . . - European catch wrestling cham- pion Eddie Wiecz, the exponent of | | bathing briefs, flexed his muscles | | and managed to look a good deal | / tougher than his surroundings. | | Some houses decided male beau-| | |ty wasn't enough. One showed its shirts in boxes — but pretty girls! | | carried the boxes on shapely shoul- | \ders bared | The big Marcel Boussac textile | | organization. produced Miss Eu- rope, Miss France, and Miss Cin- ema of 1955 in diaphanous night- |dresses to whip up- audience in- | terest. Others put on parades of | bathing beauties. Sometimes a man in a sports shirt hovered in the background too. More often he didn’t. | The souvenir programs contained ment of their daughter, Carolyn seem to know what to do with their much {lowing French prose in Rowena, and Melvin Charles Pohl- hands, strode or ambled self-con-| praise of shirts, and messages | kotte Jr. He is the son of Mr. and the minister of comerce Mrs, Charlies Pohlkotte of Patriot, |and the mayor of Paris. But no-| Ind. Melvin attends General Mo- from where did they mention prices. ” Club of the Pontiac Boys’ by low-cut blouses. J Ld] ” : } bs P aoe $ land society, is Madeline Tillotson, | assisted by Peg Reid. | Included in the cast are Mrs. Hortense Adams, Mrs. Harriet Fox, Walter Skinner, Steve Man- hard, Bud Crichton, Peggy Mc- Call, Barbara Ogiesbie, Doug | Brown, Eari Wilson, Penny Kleene i and Ruth Richardson. : She further’ announced that the orchestra has commissioned Mrs. Turner (Celia Metrill) to compose a symphonic piece for next year’s concert. Mrs. Turner said the num- | ber will be centered around Pon- tiag and those things which are reminiscent of early Pontiac. Mrs. Joseph L. Walker was so- cial chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert B. Tarr, “Mrs. Vernon Abbott and Mrs. F. E. Bonner. Mrs. T. Edward Nelson played organ music during the tea. Saybrook Group Planning Annual Banquet May 6 . May 6 was the date named tea on Friday afternoon, As guest speaker, Mrs.. E. H. Bunyan presented a reading of the play, ‘‘FRamily Portrait.” The story was written by William J. Cowen and- Lenore Coffee and tells of the family of Jesus. Mrs, Arthur Selden, devotional leader of the meeting, spoke on customs and life in India, stressing tolerance and understanding among nations, During the coffee hour which followed, Mrs, Oscar Lundbeck presided at the table. She was | assisted by Mrs. Robert Gaff, Mrs. Robert Gaff Jr. and Mrs,-William Vance; Students Entertain Golden Age Group Thirty Golden Age members en- joyed a thock radio broadcast per- formed by students of Vera Mae Adams, Pontiae High School in- structor, at the group's: meeting held in the YWCA. Third grade pupils from Crofoot Elementary. School also contri- buted their radio talents. J. L, Bennett, Mrs. George Crane and Mrs. Marcus Scott in social and transportation duties. Y-Teens handled kitchen activi- ties for the recent meeting. } ‘Mrs. C. Burton Clark 'New Club President Elected president of the New Sylvanites Club when it met re cently at the Inverhess avenue |home of Mrs. C. Burton Clark, was Mrs. Jack Allen. Sharing the slate with her will be Mrs. Harold McGraw, vice president: Mrs. Anthony Osler, sec- retary; Mrs. James Sprague, treas- urer, and Mrs. Raymond Dom- browski. Mrs. M. D. Stapp and Mrs. Philip Lifton were guests. i | | or. Cee Carolyn Rewena Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Vaughan of Wolfe street announce the engage- tors Institute of Technology. Halpin of North Ardmore st ‘ The next meeting is to be with Mrs. Tom. T. Reese of Warwick avenue. Pink, Blue Shower Held at Pine Lake A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Gerald Hunt of Milford was given by her sister, Mrs. William G. Periard, at Pine Lake Inn, re- Young, Mrs. Donna Roberts, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts, Mrs. Robert Bos- ley, Mrs. Pat Bobek, Mrs. ‘Theresa McHugh, Mrs. Morris Pringle and Mrs. Gertrude Goodell. Also attending were Mrs. Philip Fournier, Bonita Goodell, Mrs. William Desotell and her daughter, Beulah, and Mrs, William A, Periard. Ponting Press Photo reet, Mrs. Walter Peters of sday evening at 7:30. Pictured wrapping some of the North Roselawn drive, Mrs. Harold MacKensie of North table prizes for the affair are (left to right) Mrs. Floyd | Edith street and Mrs. Felipe Rabaja of Osmun streets. yiyt FOURTEEN . é Jf 4 +. 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Article Sale Price Cream Pitchers $4.95 Bowls 5.95 Waste Bowls 5.95 Tea & Coffee Pots, each 8.95 Water Pitchers 8.95 Serving Trays, (per sq. in.) .07 Onty the pieces listed ore specially priced . . . however, we welcome the CERTIFIED CEMOLOGISTS Registered Jewelers— American Gem Society 16 West JEWELERS Metallic Threads Gleam in New Textured Carpet By ELIZABETH HILLYER Metallic threads, which have sparked so much elegance into drapery and upholstery fabrics, now filter a glinting gold over the floor. Yes, there have been handmade rugs and carpets that include me- tallic yarns; but this newest shin- ing example is made on machines by a fomous maker, and will be medium in price and widely avail- able, It’s handsemely textured with three levels of cut pile, with the ! ? Ss E i ? : ii 3 f 2 | i | | if it ¥ | : itl 4 : | i é ' i | F : i ul > as HiT z i Th Ten Bo : —~ - uf At Sorority Gathering 1 il 3 Members Receive Degree’ The fourth degree was bestowed upon Mrs. Paul Hoskins, Mrs. Dud- ley Moore and Noreen Van Cleave Just like mommy's favorite tash- jon—little girls love the tapered | Prete Matador pants! These are espe- Pattern 4891: Child’s sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 pants, 1% yards 35-inch; shirt, 1% yards. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- plete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 3 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print| ., Shoots, Water Chestnuts, Mushroom: and Pimientos! > SGN YOU Co COLUMBIA CITY, IND THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1035 Modern Fo i Iks Shun Stray Coins aT Rjicet Aprons galore will be found at the Village Store in Birmingham when members of the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Group hold their annual apron bazaar. Mrs. Reilly Bird and Mrs. F. R. Doherty of Birmingham (left -|to right) are displaying one of the aprons | it will be wrapped upon request. which will be sold April 29 and 30. Pro- ceeds from the sale will benefit the group's philanthropy project, the Institute of Logo- pedics. If you're interested in purchasing one of the colorful aprons for Mother's Day AIL TEIXIAINID [ee lie) OC LSINTT ICL Ie lAls SIAR AT MIME ay | WI OO) SIA! IL JOIRIS LE ISIOlAIP ie NT Cl) Ie isia imei. le: Mr. Anding Heads 17 members at the close of the meeting. Mother-Daughter Brunch Slated FE | REP SEHS cose wow i PTY Methodist Circles Hold Unit Meetings The Circles of First Methodist | Mrs. Frederick Ward on West{on “United Church Women of | Pontiac.”” A rotation luncheon will Mrs. Chambers Feted at Stork Shower ROWENA’S NORTH SIDE BEAUTY SALON 1216 Baldwin, corner Columbia _ @ Complete Beauty Service @ The same excellent Beauty Work — = to expect at Rowena's down- Opening Special _ Reg. $10.00 Permanent cia or ee FE 5-3735 TURNER Farrell Advanced Hair Specialists MOURNS: O00 A... UNEM 6:00 DM you 3" June 4 Rite ange teak : z : 3 a z | i ! i i g ‘ i i i HE “~~ if a 35 = = | ad — a s eo r ad i i i : i : E ‘ - & iy i f hee iit rl Pe pep ~ ee oe ae - 2 i —) aan Pree-)h Uc? CU OP ee ’ { i ‘ a } j | ¢ $ FIFTEEN Girl Guilty of Using Bad Judgment T witnessed a usually organized young lady come a cropper in just such a situation last weekend. She Honeymooning in the Smoky Mountains are Mr. and Mrs. James Ronald Womack. i just had to hang around until some- | Arbor avenue. The bridegroom is body's father came by to pick up| the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis one of the other girls. And she’s | A. Womack of Williams, Okla. terribly soury she's late—but it The eight o'clock wedding cere- couldn't be helped. . meny was performed Saturday ‘This allbi left het parents far | evening af Marimont Baptist from speechicss. They turned | Church by the Rev. David Mor- to me to referee the battle. And | temson, hating these midnight scenes as The altar of the church was dec- 5 do, my suggestion was to say { orated with baskets of flowers, nothing they'd have to take back | palms and candelabra as the bride in the morning, pack her off to | approached wearing a floor length and sleep on the. thing. gown of net and lace over satin. bed, Susie scampered gratefully. | The bodice of the gown was Once out of earshot. it was safe fashioned with illusion neckline and to discuss Susie's fate. What rea) | ong sleeves. harm had been done by Susie's Her fingertip veil was edged lateness, I wanted to know? Grant-| with lace and secured by a ed she hadn't come home when| headpiece of lace and net, she was supposed to, but there! trimmed with pearis. She car- were extenuating circumstances. | ried a cascade bouquet of white Her parents had’ suffered three-| feses, carnations ang hyacinths. quaretrs of an hour of worry, im-| Jeanne L. Smith attended her sis- What | ter as maid of honor and brides- judgment. And piling on punish- ments was hardly the way in my | PETUNIAI opinion. to make her judgment) good next time. || What in the world Susie shouldn't start ot on | | Should a person pick? such am evening unless she knows| | WHAT should I give how she’s going to get home. If/ Yps | she can count on a boy to walk|| 10 @ friend whos sick ? her home, okay. She can always | alert her dad by phone and for a lift. Bat a brother with a car perfect answer. In a pinch could come to the rescue she'll make a deal with There are favors she can him im return. And really organized, those cies won't happen often a ; On a special-signal which means | Hospitalized, Petunia? One “lm on a limb,” he could run| | of thenicest giftsisa pretty, her home in time and skip back | | easily washable short night- to his own fun. It would be a mere | gown. She'll REALLY few minutes out of his life to see , ro that his own sister stays in good | | #PPreciace it. MR. and MRS. JAMES R. WOMACK Trip to Smoky Mountains Taken by James Womacks Girl Talks of Nothing but Career Friend Wondering How to Break Her of This Habit To réside at Crescent Lake are Mr. and Mrs. James R. Womack, The bride is the former Sally Lou Smith, daughter of _ the Leuis L. Smiths of East Ann Arbor avenue. The | bridegroom is far in the business world, and I admit she deserves a lot of credit. “Her one fault is that she-talks about nothing else but her job. Frankly, I'm sick to death hearing about it and I'm afraid she is mak- ing herself very unpopular, not only | the son of .| with me but with all her friends “Is there a polite way to get} Mr. and Mrs.\ner to stop talking about herself Lewis A. ‘and her job?” W omack of Answer: There is not much Willia | you can do about ‘this unless there illiams, happens te be someone else you Okla. beth know who has this same THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MR. | = Ay a 8 + ag eg e “i “ , ie! P Ieee S. We A floor length gown of imported | nylon net over taffeta was worn | rangement of white shattered car- | by Joyce Anne Nelson as she ap- | nations and chrysanthemums, cen Dear Mrs. Post: The young | proached the altar of St. John Lu-| tered with an orchid. daughter of a friend of mine is theran Church to become the bride | . | earrings were a gift of the bride-| 8! 350 degrees about 25-30 min- maids included Carol A. Thomp-|S00n to have a birthday and 1/of Richard Lloyd Sowter. The bride is the daughter of Mr. £T00m. son and Audrey Martin. | would like to send her a birthday They wore powder bine gowns -of erystaletie silk and net in floor length. The honor maid car- ried a heart-shaped bouquet of |; would be correct to sign yourself pink carnations and American («yrs Richards” Beauty roses, The bridesmaids’ * bouquets were pink carnations in a heart-shaped arrangement, George Henson of Cameron, Okla., served as best man and seating the guests were Richard L. | Smith, brother of the bride, and | Vernon Evans. ' Mrs. Smith greeted the 250 guests at a reception following the cere- mony in the church pariors. She wore a navy crepe dress trimmed with white ang pink and blue ac- cessories. ‘Pink roses formed her | corsage. | When the couple left for » wed-| Mer. | | ding trip the bride was wearing a| In her own house, a woman al- beige suit with red accessories | ways rises to greet a guest and |}and a corsage from her bridal | bid one goodby even though she | bouquet. Upon their return they | be 60 and her guest a young man | will reside on Brunswick road, | of 20. One who is not a hostess | | Crescent Lake. does not rise for a man. to sign my name as such’ would confuse her. for a woman to get up to shake ever rise for a man? she is much younger than the one leaving, or if the latter is a stranger and crosses the reom | doesn’t rise for an _ intimate frieng except in her own house Mrs. Warwick Heads Club Mrs. Sam Warwick was elected) Mrs. Charles Chandler, publicity. president of the Sylvan Garden Club when 35 members gathered at | the Lakeview drive residence of | Mrs. John Klaase. Other new officers are Mrs. Ray- mond Dombrowski, vice president; |Mrs. John Roeper, secretary; _—* avin, and Guest for the afternoon was Mrs. Basil McNight. | Missionary Speaks ‘on Work in Africa. | Piano covers for Emmanuel Bap- | tist Church, a sewing project of the | Paulsen Circle, was a topic for discussion at a recent circle meet- | ing held at the home of Mrs. John | Thomas-ef Crane avenue. Mrs. Maurice Paulsen, a missien- | ary, spoke on the work to be done | in South Africa. Joyce Shultz led the opening |prayer, with devotions by Mrs. ' Henry Harned. Chandler. A luncheon at Haven Hill is planned for next month. Past Presidents Will Be Guests of MOMS Unit Members of Zone Eight Past ooruernire? reeevey Tyee venpn repeyepenenpen yyy rr eng # Hees. Sucet— Try It How about you girls protecting from the sudden April showers? You will need a piece of plastic material for the little cape. We BREE tf = i anf é off. bas #53] a | ifs, fs i p Wear Capette in the Rain Presidents’ Club, Moms of Ameri- ca Inc., have been invited to be guests of the Galloway Lake Moms at a luncheon on May 23, The invitation came from Mrs. Towa a STITT Cots ~ “RE OR Resor over the recent meeting held at the Whipple Lake home of Mrs. Zoa Hollis. Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind gave devotions. Mrs. Joe T. Marshall is in charge of a money making project to be held in the near future. Group Four Sees Movies at Session Movies of Florida, California and other points of interest were shown by Mrs. Thomas Pruitt as she en- tertained Group Four, OES, at her Haddrill court home. recently. 4-26 | can be folded into a small bundle, |and can be carried each day in| selections by Mrs. William Cole- | your pocket. It wil) really keep|;man. Plans were made for a ; the rain off, too money-making project to be held This is a good idea for you for | May 19 at the Dover road home of Mother's Day. Mrs. Irl Williams. BEE MP LIER sac 0S EI RH Nei Elliott's Oe » REMNANTS Some Nylon WF a x 27” Square Samples | and scoop Answer: She usually stands if edged with medallions. The bouf- | skirt ended in a pleated or if the friend is very much | f t 1 to 5 Yds. Regularly priced to $15.00 Per Yd. Open Evenings by Appointment! APRIL 26, 1955 | | card. However, I am not sure how and Mrs. Gustaf B. Nelson of Op- | I should sign the card to this child. | avice road, and the bridegroom is| tended the bride as matren of Would it be proper in this cC@S€ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard | honor wearing a pink lace gown Y. Sowt of South Anderson h Answer. To a young child it Street. wa mn walts [engi wih mateing The Rev, Cart W. Neloen and | guests. fant flounce. Dear Mrs. Post: Is it necessary, cefemony Saturday before 200 hands goodbye with another woman The bride's appliqued gown was | who is leaving earlier? Does she fashioned with “a pointed sleeves chid chrysanthemums neckline which was | Chrysanthemums. |. She | A Juliet cap embellished with in order to shake hands, She | tiny pearis secured her finger tip > FETE: Make Your tum SUMMER HANDBAGS @ Handles © Straw @ Instructions The Knitting Needle Opposite Pontiac 452 West Huron A AN, | Plant and Showroom 5390-5400 Dixie Mwy. Waterford, Mich. OR 3-1225 $7 00 Yd. | PT Uir hi i Honeymooning in Washington, D: C., are Mr, . and Mrs. “Robert Lloyd Souter. The bride is the former Joyce Ann Nelson, daughter of the Gustaf B. Nelsons of Opdyke road. He is the son of the Richard Y. Sowters of South Anderson street. and MRS. ROBERT L. SOWTER Couple Leave for East ‘Following Saturday Rite veil and she carried a cascade ar- The bride’s pearl necklace and Mrs. Nerman B. Nelson at- pink hat and gauntiets. Her flowers were shattered peach carnations and white chrysan- Amina Lennon was a bridesmaid wearing an orchid ensemble and carrying an arrangement of or- and white Fay Febrey was also a brides- maid wearing an aqua ensemble. carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and chrysanthemums. i i E 4 3 rence Sowter served as his 's best man and seating the were Norman Nelson, broth- the bride, and William mbeau. reception was held following -¥ 3 d 3 5 Z : [3 walls... Let Little Bo-Peep light- en your labor every wash day, every cleaning day! Eases your days in doz- ens of ways. Bottle label telis you how. 1. £6. eee AMMONIA CLEANING COMPOUND f Cleans! ft SUDS! It's Wenderfel! embarked on a sewing career, choosing cafe curtains for her first attempt. She is delighted j with the results and hopes to do Home Made Bread more complicated sewing seon. Eg H 3 ; her daughter's wedding. corsage was composed of pink L Expectant Mother - Can WearTunic = Maple Cake Was T reat of Childhood Mrs. Rapin Bakes Favorite Dessert for Own Children By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Feed Editor The food. we. liked in childhood always seems more glamorous than any other food. Mrs. Robert Rapin makes a maple nut cake similar to one her mother used to | make; it has proved a favorite | fake with her own family of five children Just recently Mrs. Rapin has Served with All of Our Lunches and Dinners WALDRON 4 x. HOTEL Pie” Mrs. Rapin is a member of St. Anne’s guild of her church. FOOD SHOP wr wlnea _ONROK, Neb. (UP) — A new | Penney’s PERCALE PRINTS, some special, some reduced 29¢ Alice E. M of the Sloan- | establishment started here : Kettering Instituie Sor Cancer Re: | recently. Virgil Cuddeford opened Third Floor REMNANTS...boelt ends........ 15¢ to $3.00 144.146 NORTH W STREET search of New York report en ee ees “ . : == mach fr 8 vs ich wl garg COTTON LOOP RUGS, 187x30” size... .. . $1.00 Nylon PENNEY SAVINGS! Fleece Coats Penney’s Second Floor Not a“Last Year's” Model...but a Admiral ad A | SPRING DRESSES, reduced.......... $4.56 — popular short exate My WOOL SHORT COATS, reduced... ..... > $13 DELUXE REFRIGERATOR Washable pastel ALL SPRING MILLINERY, reduced... . . $2-$3 shades. ’ Penney's COTTON BLOUSES, reduced: ......... $1.33 sania) ORLON BRASSIERIES, reduced......... 50¢ SATIN BRASSIERIES, reduced........ . $1.00. GIRES’ COATS, reduced ........ » - . » $6.00 Men’s GIRLS’ SUITS reduced ..7.......... $3.00 Sport SUB-TEEN NYLON SLIPS, reduced... . . . $1.88 Shirts GIRLS’ 2-PC. SHORT PJs........... $1.00 $D TODDLER BOYS’ SUITS, reduced....... $2.99. Reduced ' _ 'g ring fabrics, lon leven, broken sa HURRY iN! SAVE! 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Penney’s Basement COTTON DRESSES, redaced.......... . $1.88 MEN’S WORK SHIRTS.............. 88% ‘MEN'S WORK SOX....... 2... .5 pr. $1.00 ghirts, 16-I7. weds FRIDAY NITES 'til9 SCONE | Neel SOON CTE - JOPEN MONDAY and 9777772 Play “Bonanzagram” Weekly Win Large Cash Awards THE PONTIAC PRESS Over 54,000 Circulation Largest in Our History ~- PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 — Aged Persons Enjoy Life GRAY LADIES GO TO WORK—Opening a kit containing necessary | Pentise Press Phetes equipment, these Gray Ladies from the Oakland County Chapter of time. Eight Gray Ladies alternate voluntary duty on four different the American Red Cross start afternoon duties. They do necessary | days of the week. Three, pictured here, are (left to right) Mrs. Fred By ABBIE L. KUCSERA What's to become of our aged? | Many people are wondering that these days. Now that more people are living longer, much thought is being devoted to geriatrics. ~~ Presently, have interested groups which are statistics on the subject. Some are | even planning ‘centers’ similar to | those for youth, where old folks! may. congregate for companionship | and recreation. i” The concern is mostly for the elderly ones who are. sick and! need care and attention—and who | have no one to whom they can} turn. Right now, Oakland County is answering this problem for as many as possible with its Oakland County Cenvalescent Hospital. hospitals of the area, open house during Hospital Week, May #14. Date of this occasion will be an- nounced later, through this news- paper. ‘ house, is a far cry from its ancient | NEW LIBRARY CART—Leonard Barry, arthritic | cannot do so with his fingers. The new, solid oak | and inadequate predecessor. cart was purchased recently through a generous | Ae HF ‘4 ri ii i 57. 40°8 rrr Ly ; County Institution Is Home for Patients most communities | Parable to Alleghany Hospital, +t » at Convalescent Hospital oa» DA ~ WEAVING AS THERAPY—The fine art of weaving takes all the ; therapy too, it draws male ambulatory patients turn out attention of patient Mrs. Betty Dudley as Marion Hagen, right, | array of birdhouses, knick-knacks and handy gadgets. Hospital occupational therapist for the hospital, gives her a pointer. The|to have display case in main lobby, where patients’ products wood-working shop is right next door to the loom room. A marvelous | attract buyers. ing them on the road to recovery More than 42 per cent of the | 1954 patients were released from the hospital to resume their lives. “This,” states Estes, “is com- eancer of the larynx. Where surgery is necessary, the con- valescent hospital transfers pa- tients either to St. Joseph Mercy, General or University Hospital, Ann Arbor. This man was sent to University Pittsburgh, Pa., outstanding Unit-/| Hospital, where ‘his latynt was hospital operation.” Oakland County Hospital presently 250 patients. Though cured, he lost his ability to talk, and since he could ) neither read nor write, his methods In addition to medical aid, of communication were nil. which is handled by Dr. R. G./| Mr. Estes, on recommenda. Rowley, medical director, and Dr.| tien of the doctor at Ann Arbor, Joseph Nosanchuk, the hospital! jecated a speech scheol in De- looks to every possible health; treit (free through the Ameri- can Society program). Convalescent | houses _ about . ; LARGE ORDER-DINNER —A list of gigantic proportions is came fo te hospital: and whe | Priest, who arranged with mem-| reviewed by Mrs. Wanda Cahow, 1167 Merry Road, (right) assistant " 7 _ a = the congregation to trans to the head cook and in charge of the kitchen this particular day. s pres : Beats is that Oakland County Mrs. Rachel Phillips, second cook, who lives on the grounds starts Ambulatory patients are in| \valescent Hospital spells hope the Salads for dinner. Scene is the huge, hospital-clean stainless steel vited to participate in horticul-| tas spe od kitchen where food for patients and employes, including many types | to many of our older people—who eat eee TheY| might otherwise be without it. | of special diets, is prepared and. served. Seon 4 Pesan Sg a & > se ucts to help in financing purchase of more materials. Church services are held at careful and the hospital director. In the hespital-clean kitchen are many time-saving and ef- ficiency factors. For instance, three ice-cube machines automatically make ice cubes, 3 a. eee. Caen 2 | j i Ra Tt heat (1 | pt “3; ts § a as if i, Ht i i patil) ee x aatiae Up ives Sprit: | sea 22 E THU if iL Salli ia ile ein i o) in i 1 es ssi IAL ai ate Th tir 5S 33 tc E ee = AEE | r ag Bay, Hite bys eae: re 1 ji ee 7 a | ‘As HET ai o Bee Pte ie ee Q° aa die = Ss 22 Mad |! 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F Hi ii i ~ oie ai: Hint Eels iu iF Fi=25 peta PS elie da fig eae sell ttl ain 3 Se fie ti ieee (iat eBid He ul te i ees . $3 i | an ae — CO nny HUGH ti [} ill hil aT aH ify: lettin ii ‘ TTL. j ii : he a4s fa iter eS yai its y -< Pee: a4 | nt uy inl titi « w~ | < §2 alin HH tall ll 3 ’ i taste: ~ 18 SS fi Hats a A le § = = = : oinags Me : ite ' £ 23: se}ty tan ial tw = = eo THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 dom 2, * \ NINETEEN oh “Me Worry About AV"; ACID INDIGESTION? No—I've discovered TUMS!” “Mother weighed herself today. The whole house is on a diet again!” Race mio ett | Would-Be Pilot Crashes ‘: Grsion, sour stomach beartdure. | 77 Stolen RAF’ Trainer where, anytime. No water, 20 = mixing required. That's why VALENCIENNES, France # struction in light sports craft é Hy tf atl i att gF i E a aiPe re g U tf i rs z g H i PHL : ERE g ri | i 5 f 8 no. | specialist British Air Ministry officials de-| ground. ° ° clined to identify the corporal. | in packing! Friends said they thought he might ish authorities had sent out if | gy “EE LES j ; 3 i >| : if ei id tl FE sZkT fiE 5 ‘ ii i i 3 rE gE f New Mexico's 1861 Hanging of Woman Passed Unnoticed in Turmoil of Times ? =i : : } ei igs ios A tT i R ! bef esis i Hy fj i ZA EEE ones towne, nes nescue | Water - Logged, Waterford Scouts Win __ HEATING = || Weary Russicn | | Ain oss by Seas tv a ae een ermen found an exhausted man in| Center PTA, Saturday won the ond ay of wie the strait between Denmark and|Oakland-Macomb Red Cross tro- SALE, sterting with Sweden today. His clothes were so| phy in the annual first aid contest our. of Clinton Valley —Bet Y etc.— padded with water-soaked Russian Council, newspapers the rescuers had to| The Waterford scouts topped (Advertisement) tow him to a lightship before he Troop 8, Utica, and Troop 23, could be pulled from the water. | Auburn Heights, who took second Work, The man, described by police as| and third place, respectively. “obviously a sailor from some Rus-| The trophy was presented by Sleep, Play sian ship,” was taken to a hospi- Edward Leland, council executive, tal.. He was reported unconscious following the competition in Wash- In Comfort and suffering from pneumonia. | ington Junior High School. Without paigening bes lam of pop ond enerey, eS | ee Attorney General down of kideay function. Doctors eay geod | 8S the TM309, passed through Eidos function t very important to ened strait shortly before the man was| MADISON, Wis. @ — The office bean. When, coms overrday coednion. css | found. Papers found on him iden-| of the Wisconsin attorney general, function oeiow Gows.teanyfalvupsterseg-| tified him ag Prano Adonavisky,| top law agency in the state, has eo all er ateentittes | hare in 2008. been burglarized but the loot was a nights as paceaane, ee ce eee ues ek die ee bedhar ng a planned to make a jump) ported intruders three cigars, py Tp h-F- - » =i - to freedom when his ship was near | about a dollar’s worth of stamps, The folks who live there have no greater income than their neighbors — but they learned that they could finance home repairs and improverients, in- expensively, through our bank...repay in budget- fitting instalments over a period of months. FOR A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN. — C STATE BANE COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE SAGINAW AT LAWRENCE BRANCHES aman png tt pee a ceteris oe tg ptr tn am >. — J - PeEack “morning,” Keleher says, GMC TRUCK g a Fete a i ; tin Seren 1 Mis Sor seeing beg | Sat” Me Senet her each ty lover Miguel Martin to death. New | of the rilefther. - Ss colon utes nl tacianal Sakata’ dea Understandably, Paula was a \thin, nervous wreck when on April the Western frontier. No newspa-| 9¢ Sheriff Herrera placed her in a per carried the story of her trial| spring wagon and started for the and death, historians say. place he had chosen for the execu- A few years later, in 1865, the| tion: a large shade tree on a coun- world was horrified at the widely | try publicized hanging of another | a tree with heavy limbs. woman: Mary Surratt, one of the; Hundreds of five persons condemned for con-| from Las Vegas and from faraway | spiring the assassination of Presi-| ranches to see Paula hanged. She dent Abraham Lincoin. | was, as fay as available records Not much is known about Paula. She was young, but her age and | cuted under the laws of the United appearance are lost. What is’ States. known was pieced together by his- | torian Will Kel and published f- . a Veo Turmmail "in New | Fire Practice Costly | Mexico.” | MUSKEGON W—A practice ses- | s- 6 6 sion proved costly Monday for On the bench for the trial was | firemen at Muskegon's No. 2 sta- Judge Kirby Benedict, an outstand-| tion. A thief entered the building ing figure in New Mexico's hectic; while the crew was away and took show, the second womn ever exe- | | Civil War and Reconstruction days, | $12 from the station’s flower fund | Supreme Court. Benedict sentenced | ——____ ; “Sheriff Antonio Abad Herrera “Built in Ponti passed by her cell and spoke to; soot lee Vegeta her, always using the same words: by Pontiac People “Paula! 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More American men than women | Doctors Told Aspirin . . . : ® and did everything myself. And I mS Ne chide Poon (LiDerace Gives Mom a Kiss at Las Vegas Opening Beauty Shops [ie act win a sige, -- . FORT WORTH, Tex. @—Aspirin eit: ! Under Attack Havea's plain loter; maybe that's HEAR ABOUT i tcns contine, soi Mh dove Seg operon: Ndiaye Ang | by Film Star |v LAS VEGAS—Liberace sat on the stage at the luxurious New : . VISITORS FROM fatal poisoning in Riviera Hotel, wearing a silver-colored tailcoat said to-have been The beds in the hotel—the tallest By BOB THOMAS = * Caleta OUTERSPACE! ef. Sa apne made by Dior, and flashed a $50,000-a-week hunk of dentistry building in Nevada, Wyoming or Mon- HOLLYWOOD «w—June Allyson New. Lake Theater \ GEORGE ADAMSKI Laomwenge Fy been Bvt wi at the audience as he inquired: . tana, I'm ‘teld—are said te ‘be triple- taday comes ep ‘i the cuatiag| seu \ SS webias oktaacnaee ios Is there anybody here from Milwaukee? sized. statement that American women | = Teall —barbituric acid deriva- There veral. st “ ” spend much and money ‘ALLED LAKE valcahal ‘and. the peteolows| “There is,” he exclaimed, looking at brother Géorge—and at Frat hg Pian agar igs Arad | (avanti \ \ products—exceed aspirin in poison|™other down at the ringside significantly—“Well, it was nice | “¥#tomary ee ene, This ts because the| nn lh: geen t in all age groups, of you to come all that way to hear me.” nobody ever goes to startling eS ee. L He said danger from aspirin did| “Lee,” as they call him, was kidding himself, of course, which | THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y... "bom mild-mannered Miss Allyson usu | \ me ether Wes come from proper use but in| he does very well. Whether he’s worth $50,000 a week—even in 7 reo e Bie ally avoids controversy. o|& —ALSO— . excessive quantities gulped by/|the Dior costume—I can't say, although he certainly gave this} Ed Sullivan will cut hiscolumning chores © ‘Oh dear, pe pew ge REVENGE OF THE 4 children from bottles left in piness comm “Hew 9-story hotel—“the new high in the/| to twice-a-week, starting May1.. . At |” se lois of women will be ey wo tots. tao carnival atmosphere | the brass-heavy “Strategic Air Command” )) 9) their husbands will be happy. And | \ ‘Lerk Nelson | ® Box Olfice Opens at its opening. premiere an Air Force photographer 5 rather them like at 7 P.M. After he bent down and kissed his/| brushed off James Stewart with, “Never 3 _— —— NL hd Show Starts 7:25 mother, he remarked to the audience: mind the actors—is Gen. LeMay here?” Pa * 6* * : Sean a . “I feel sort of selfish calling her ‘my Rudol 2 Met Opera a. Miss Allyson swore that she is ee OE ; Phone FE 4-4611 mother’ because she’s George’s mother,| make ll erg leo een Bae not and never has been, a fre- too, isn’t she, George?” been dating his ex-wife, Nancy . . . Duke = ew —__, ; * STARTS * x * & Snider and Pee Wee Reese of the Dodgers Ph Ay i oy Wig eolh TONIGHT George nodded that she certainly was.| Will be partners in N. Y. drive-in theaters She said, mentioning her last, ill- Tonight te CinemeSeope “It wasn’t very long ago,” Lee said, - - . Joan Collins, @ British beaut, goes fated film while under contract to nae Egyptian in Warners’ “Land of the Pha- MGM, “T decided to have a perma- reese “that George and I went with owr | oon.” JOAN COLLINS nent, the first I've ever had. Starring Grace Kelly, grocery wagon to get the county re- “My hair came out looking like Paul Douglas “I'm the first one to get $50,000 a week Soe Pare ante - - . Evstty Monique Vou Vossen columns looked a mess but I didn’t care; —aLso~ that opened, you know”—this being a from Europe month for cafe engagements here . . . | everything about that ‘picture reference to the $50,000-a-week Mario | Model Nancy Berg was at Sardi’s smoking her escort's cigar apes THE KHYBER PATROL MARLON =) 57:1, [ele o8 me. 6 ae. won, BE ST ee Tyrone Power: PIPER LAURIE JULIA ADAMS ‘ ‘ WATERFORD Ea DRIVE-IN THEATEI Cor. Williams Loke-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 6:45 TUES. - WED. - THURS. ACADEMY AWARD Wore (BEST PICTURE or ne vean py He —ACTOR —SUPPORTING ACTRESS — DIRECTOR —FILM EDITING —ART DIRECTION —PHOTOGRAPHY —STORY AND SCREENPLAY ° it - [joining in an audience participation stunt, he turned to his Lanza who didn’t open. Pati: 2 I'd say that they nearly all liked him oe © roy A for his showmanship. LIBERACE Once when he had women and men both j brother and said: “You see, George, I told you that men come to hear me, too.” * * * * Sonja Henie, Lee’s latest romance, was at the ringside. So. were Connie Bennett and her husband, who'd flown out from New York. It was so crowded here in this new $8,500,000 hotel— especially around the slot machines and dice tables—that we | attracting attention in Rome, wearing dark glasses even in the | Here’s a switch: Marilyn Monroe found an Italian restaurant . - » Cole Porter arrives in Barcelona Wednesday to finish his latest musical. Doris Lilly busted her ankle In Rome .. . Ava Gardner's fog. * * * * Marlon Brando's dating his former girl friend, Movita.__. and took Joe DiMaggio there. Earl’s Pearls: Man may be the noblest work of God— but nobody ever said so except man.—H. G. Hutcheson. (Copyright 1955) Plastic Auto Bodies [Takes 47 Years ‘ | ‘for Postcard Seen in Mass Use ten, (tO Arrive Home Jap Award Film SALT LAKE CITY #—A mail- Hermonet, technical presenta- i man wasn't joking yesterday when he apologized for a delay in deliv-| ering a postcard to the George tive for the Naugatuck Chemical Division of the U. S. Rubber Co., predicts plastic auto bodies soon H. Ogden reésidence. It was postmarked ‘Richfield, Utah, April 24, 1908.” Ogden wrote the card 47 years ago to a Miss Stella Nelson. When | will be “‘out of the sandlot league.” would be in mass production soon because of the “advantages gained” by their use. Hermonet reported on the Alem- bic One, the first commercially pro- David R. Trevithick, postmaster in Salt Lake City, said the card duced plastic auto body which was | * matt train car~ “Tt has traveled over 50,000 miles under all possible conditions,” he said. “It hag been baked by desert sun, snowbourid in Toronto, clinibed | mountains from coast to coast. Today the Alembic One remains | Benjamin Franklin's picture prob- in excellent structural condition.” | ably is worth about 60 cents now. | Asks West Berlin Aid | Admits Robbery Charge Kenneth Edwards, 23, of 1531 Dover, Ferndale, yesterday plead. | rived today to discuss increased ed guilty to robbery armed and| aid for Communist-surrounded | West Berlin. The city has about | Oakland County Circuit Judge H. | 170,000 unemployed and officials | Russel Holland set sentencing for are asking West Germany to help| May 2. Edwards admittéd taking finance a long-range program to| $89 from a woman in Ferndale | | provide 100,000 new jobs. April 19. its way into some Psa? 0 DEBUT — Cores | Hollywood film debut in Universal- | ‘Ty. It features Machiko Kyo and | International's “A Time Remem-| Kazuo Hasegawa, Japan's two) bered.” The blonde, blue-eyed | greatest stars. actress lives near Munich, Ger- | | many. ‘Miss Marx Married | TOPEKA, Kan. ® — The Daily | In a pinch phone FE 2-8181! Let | Capital says Miriam Marx, daugh- a Pontiac Press Classified ad- | ter of movie and television star | writer help you out of your dilem-| Groucho Marx, and Gordon Allen, | ma whether it’s a lost dog, a rent-' a Topeka automobile salesman, | losing vacancy or your of were married April 22 at Santa! work. Call NOW! Fe, N.M. BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:00 P. M. SHOW STARTS 7:30 P. M. powesiun TONIGHT - WED. - THURSDAY rwvV"VVweVwwewevevvwvuvwvve _eeeeerrrrrrrrererereeyeYe@eY. 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GANGBUSTE iS 14 i Crt ow CORA CARE PET Cees Lt , “HIT the DECK” ; ““TAST TIMES TODAY — MARTIN oad LEwis 4 in “3 Ring Circus.” Also—“Three Hours to Kill” ¢ a ee STARTS TOMORROW i ' é fr rf ( Ly ' f THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 | Gene’s Onn Fan Club Rung Chisox Undisturbed by Visit of Yankees) isis ai Plan to Aid Children only one run in 17 2-3 innings this | haven't hurt our defense in getting|a .423 average. He also leads the | erage and Nellie Fox is wtiacking season for a 2-0 record. 2 league in home runs with five and| away at a .368 clip. There’s a double-barrelled pur-; TV). He will meet Young Chico, There's no doubt that com- 7. ¢ is tied for the RBI leadership} And Sherman Lollar, at best «| pose in the »|a@ reputedly clever Detroit 160- placency has taken over the White} Lane was specificaily referring | with 14. part-time catcher for Richards,|of a Linscott Fan's Club. pounder, in one of the two main Sox and General Manager Frank) to the latest of his many success- 2 seems to have foind himself as| Formed during bouts. Tickets are still available at Lane has his reasons. ful trades in which he acquired| Dropo has been anything but a Marion's Ne: 1 man and is batting |by clean ar Ge tase feel telex . 6 6 Bob Nieman and Walt Dropo from | failure. Big Walt has banged out | 344. tiac schoolboy AAU welterweight! Incidentally Gene will be buck “For the past four years we've | the Detroit Tigers. a pair of home i and has| “The best part abut it,” says| champion, and now a professional|ing the old “13th jinx.” This will been knocking at the door the first} Dropo was the “big man” in the | knocked in sever runs. | Lane, “is that we've been winning | in the middleweight field, the club|be his 13th professional battle, half of the season only to fade} deal for Ferris Fain and Nieman aS | without much hitting from Minnie | also hopes to aid underprivileged | (he’s won 12), his 4th in a come because of.a lack of power,” says | was the “throw-in.” In addition to this new-foun?| Minoso, George Kell and Jim | children. back after a tour of duty in the Lane. “All the “throw-in” bas done so | power, Chico Carrasquel is off to| Rivera’ And we know they're go- U.S. Army. He won all three up “But we've got it now and' far is get 11 hits in 26 at bats for'his greatest start with a 400 av-| ing to hit.” Quite a few Pontiac teenagers |i. this time * ¢ «6 have banded themselves together . 7 ards, who maintained baseball was| at the Pontiac High School as a Ti- A .2%6 hitter in 138 games last with four homers to rank second |* defensive game. ‘ — Al Kaline a $35,000 | season, Kaline currently leads the | in that department to Bob Nieman ow bc Ga x a in : ing | American League in ‘batting with | of Chicago, who has five. their new formula might She an- paid base hits by the 20-ja 452 mark on 19 hits in 42 at EI ars a swered after the two-game Yan-| }; to hel ide athleti year-old outfielder. . |bats. He's hitting for distance, too, Rag hat gat rian the |Kee series. Casey Stengel isn't go- wie Reed Pp prov a c No. 4 batti st when Ray Ja- ing to waste time finding out. } 8 o i san eed to Cincinnati, He's already announced he'll pitch og Rape eae _ i —— ian os a the National League bat. | Bullet Bob Turley and Whitey Ford | 0" membership c ub. 4 qa ine an ting with a .396 average.|i the series. Together, they've rd renee geadaroay . a He’ pace ed 19 hits in 48 *|won five of the Yanks’ seven vic- emberships may be had oT s collect trips. : tacting Miss James, or at Triple-X, de West Huron street. From Garver and Gromek \=3="s"= Miwaukae Eyes Zs ee pie 4 Lane is happy that Marion has} im this mew group, with Mar- ba, ; 7 been willing to part with some de-| saret James, 101 Auburn avenue, be fense for power — something he the president, Don Frayer re- » og ‘ could never accomplish with Rich-| Ports. Miss James is employed card, at 10 p.m. (channel 4, WWJ- MARGARET JAMES DETROIT w—As the Re ee. ee omnes mark. He's followed by Bill Skow- gers head into the 3rd week of the | players. ron of the New York Yankees with Att d : R f ji baseball oday, meeting! Kaline is quite the te. He| 42> Chico 1 of the Sa i ga Te Goalie Falls | Kepnealer JINX Stadium, it is clearly apparent that | letting his performances speak for | of Kansas City with .381. 70 F eet After the ‘K-kids” have taken the play | themselves. fon tn ane | Kat May 19 tn | Samer roma t crwmare «RECO {OFNL || Making Save _||Holds Forthin spectacular early season| in He had one League with .38. Then come . But Soccer Player two triples and four home runs. — 7 ot oe Crowds Down for Five!| Holds Ball Despite ABE T et te ee Oe Oe Oe ee with Campanel.| Games, but Weather Is] Drop Off Cliff ourney. Roy of Brooklyn and Dee Fondy of : Manager Bucky Harris named Chicago at 362 apiece. civen Home Fe ae Eee oy! Only Singles Champion today. . LWAUKEE w—H opposed by Erv Carl Furillo of the Dodgers is| third straight National a "S pacesetter |tendance record are ‘ } i Sporando Has Chance to Retain Crown F 5 £ g : t ‘| i Fg ‘ Ff 3 5 i FH tem beg in 1954. Big Kiu bas five. =a Castellani, Perez Looking |\m ix’ mar te |Ahead After TV Victories i ru sf e a H j e E223 gs = 4] i TEE if L ze i to and landed on my feet.” sen nen oe meeey| EK Uniformity in Racing Rules ; Race Officials in Baltimore to g : : I E i 1 g E J PF I 1 i e373 46 2 ei: E F i 73 a? a8§ 7 is | iii tf He F 73 i BR’ ¢ i E i Z i i | 3 : ; z j 8 Ene i 2 & = = = EPZEE i. bye : + He P i ath iq aL ge if it ay 3s eft i Rea i go S i] lr H 33 i? a E EH H f i i Ee 3 Hf ir I i A 7 ‘ H ; aR i i ili fu if FE ; i i F : i HE fh ul i ; it fri cf li BEE SF fi i HY =] = iy il Po + +} EF : fe iif 2 ° at Ys and , . permit television of their games | formi Wi . some out of the running and football Coach Bud Wilkinson both Trainer Says Colt Is to Milwaukee either | the | M4 fed by William’ S. I } ay pos! Outclassed by Nashua, | toad. er of Binols in his bid for a second straight i. ; Braves officials need no consol- ° crown, only one defending cham- | es = a ee ing because they aren't reaping | Pontiac Fans pion has an opportunity to repeat. i,’ aprven A eater! Eo, | necessary — to present their} LAUREL, Md @The trainer| oy ym 307 int ose aed ieee i Wd. ee Wee clagiss see | sep PS ie a. — ", | school’s position.” ‘ot Saratoga, winner of last Satur-| last sea: ui38| See Caswell in ainda, “ahd Satie perfect | last season. _ ry Sporando, juded Pine Mound Job _|3 in bis winning 713 total last the Oklahoma case or|* Kentucky Derby eligible, figures ® ’ Marvin Caswell. ex-PHS momnd|""" * 9%” May any ‘other investigations by the in-| it’s 10-1 the colf will not run in if S ers star, is doing all right, thank you. . ng . ——— Tom Moore, 260 Lochaven Rd., led nesday aera (UIC Cliels (eso cee eee eee & {Flint Central's Indians fired aoe cued a ccpaiattee eens Sie me nginrine Oahu High Track Test | Dm! go4 meres tori Sar: |te ruineoted Brodkwod, Coun Sur Mi og ut os gn explanation af" NASCAR Junior high school track again = s May 14, then 4 Sagi aid hd score 8 ‘win [ame ne rules and roe will be given Se a |. "Only Pontiac's Tem Crear exved| © tote ta witeh be call tat |" fergran orcas ina Jeues hes against defending champion Wash-| Besides the “hard trp” to Ken gee Tike Bil Marin 1h afer allowing nly one treated var ng 10 Amigo . «i, 40m = ers eet Vie Decey wee tout at te) eae eat Dick Calne 21; | Se r | inexpensive 3 3 g Ly i z° i R Flint’s Johnson and Dagastino,|us they figured Caswell would; fasT LANSING # — George compas. | Southfield Ni WL each shooting 78. Chief's Bill| make a good pitcher, and had a} Makris boxing . , Stat and le Ips Martin was runner-up with 79. lot o' penny Mee ge " Washington Two more SVC foes are on this| “We had dinner with Marvin | come athletic director at Bolling Jefferson's Jimmy Hawkins paired Golfers by 3 Shots week's card. Thursday Pontiac | and took him for a drive about the | Air Force Base, Washington, D. C. and journeys to Flint again to face/| area, then back t Gene Lawson vying in the pole} Southfield and Walled Lake ap-|Northern, and tackles Bay City | Lakeland. This day, with this fine years. He coached the Spartans ult. Hawkins and Washington's | pear likely to put up a stern’ battle | Friday on Pontiac’s Municipal lay- | boy was one of the big thrills of to the national collegiate cham- be out our winter, spent in Florida.” pionship this season. ioneeat |b'iarum sewn nee] JeMperamental Larsen Back in Net ‘Doghouse’, the : and ' G + Walled Lake’s Dick Dewling snd suggest Wat come feiow Ue | necks of ‘catching acne Foo!” | HAPfACK S SIX. Wins | an'secua‘mes prance as tet ded for Hitting Ball in Face of Italian Youth Toes Far oie Rony wa tad poaea 8, wt Reaeres Boo| NUSPENed for Hiffing Ball in Face of Italian py . gets the wreath | Grand Valley Tourney Near National Mark Green was medalist with 78. ; pardon at Churchill Downs | « 4t for This Weekend ‘ In another close meet, Brighton} NEW YORK @® — Tempetuous, ‘Permission for further foreign} At one stage, according to tour- in tow seen ia? ‘eames of poling nen cuanh tke cane in ioe lee tds Art Larsen was back in the tennis agli guna asec ag ced very —— a one ‘ Grand Vi Table Ten- with a os " today — te air upset over the Nashua around the Keeneland sta-| aus Oran i et at Low Durning ambition t> lead the e-| with. 222. The match was played| umended in Europe and’ facing incident.” a 10-year-old ball boy who kept bles and a half-dozen or more solid 135 w in | 20's riders, took a giant step to-jon the University of Michigan | possible sterner penalties by U.S. This cable was followed | getting in the player’s way. Derby eligibles go right on munch-| High School, Lee, 8, W., ward his goal Monday by riding | course. officials ly by one to the I Tennis| Larsen became ner- ee Grand Rapids, Saturday, April 30 atx winners ot Laurel race course. * 2° *@ es Asen. in Milan which promo Ss Many of the state’s top-ranking 23-year-old native of Johns | Paroch ined Out The roof fell in on the inu- stand requests to leave Chiet among these is Flying! sjavers will participate. town, Pa, came within one of the ials Ra _ | tive southpaw from San Leandro,| “Have withdrawn Larsen’s per-| court and he smashed a ball at Fury, the Cain Hoy comet who de- national single-day saddle record| Suburban Catholic League base-|Calif., after he reportedly hit a/ mission for foreign play until com- | the youngster. The ball hit the boy cided much too late to do a lit:;| There age seven events sched-| 17 seven set by Jimmy Sylvester | ball games between St, Frederick-| young ballboy in the face with a|plete report received regarding | squarely in the face. The lad be- flying in a Keeneland allowance | uled, boys singles, high school boys | at Ravenna Park on Oct. 18, 1930.| Highland Park St. Benedict and tennis ballin Genoa, Italy, and | Genoa ballboy incident. Would ap-|gan crying and fled from the last week. singles, women's singles, men's|But more important to Hartack,| St. Michael-Hazel Park St. Rita|sent the lad weeping from the |preciate reply from club officials | court. The race was won by Racing | doubles, mixed doubles, men's sin-|he gained some ground on Willie | were rained out Monday. League | court regarding Larsen’s action.” * * « Fool, another Derby eligible from | !es and men's consolation. Shoemaker, the nation’s leading | action will resume Thursday with * *¢ 6 The hassle occurred last Satur-| Officials at Genoa said at the the same-stable, owned by New| All entries must be in by 10) winner for the past two years. | St. Fred’s playing Orchard Lake| Renville McMann, USLTA vice-|day in a doubles match in which|time no action was planned Yorker Harry F, Guggenheim. p.m, Thursday, April 28. Pontiac; Hartack had seven mounts on| St, Mary at Columbia-Joslyn’s| president and chairman of the in-| Larsen and Enrique Morea of Ar-| against Larsen, who Sunday came Renee. 5 Sn ceaceatartas 21 Culdbresh. N. Be, Crund | tack wed be fished third in| fengiing, keh 2. Chament ue on, faeine one wit a Cai any |g Fugi Caro iby 4 ’ at asadena, kinds ef bad recing hock and run 5, Michigan, the motial Field in Center Line, Paeny Schwart of Brooklyn 44, fot 68, 62 ." a P| 7 at. csstetes a © Rt © . SA oe cee ee ee a ee ee pe | : f ij Ais) a | . : / , } * ~ / TWENTY-TWO | ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 _ 4 tion of an overall “feel”—is your address. Pee | c2==— === Smith Equals N-S Record to Win Medal First comes the correct grip. <0 Coches tahoe don =O Ti. P.G.A. Teaching Committee ts inte toe. ea| COC Members Will Hear Fish Expert PE 3-9557 Louts Soucy Then your positioned, . with careful attention to aim. For ‘ " f . Time for Spring Change-Over rave ty shud te amet 2 C1] “Inside Story’ of Angling Streams eter Wilt spent, ten puletes! Wathnstoens Season's; throughout the nation branches famed Au Sable of Lubrication in Transmission and Differential slightly outward, ball opposite YOu tout opening, set for tis’ Satur iodine ia eee April 30, will reach entists, Recently elected OCSC Presi- WE SERVICE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Notice that while your arms are| fo" "Oakland ‘Comb Spurtemeens His illustrated lecture. with col-| dent, Bob White, will conduct the = DOUBLE STAMPS knees should not be locked either. | when they gather at the clubhouse, conditions, bugs and imsects, and | mouncements concerning the first "9. WEDNESDAY The keynote of your address must | Waterford, to enjoy “Trout Night” | worthwhile baits to use, should| annual Father and Son Banquet i 9 be a comfortable stance and relax program. Program begins at 8/ prove highly informative for his | Thursday evening, May 12. 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| J r- eke : the of 5. ne to an | Bs a DOW Pete yi 7 | A ai MONE T PA | me % b ¥! eacee elo Sell U ‘ ’ 4 n P : u . ' throu g' unneeded ; ; 5 gh ngs fo ' FE2 Classi ¢ cash 8181 tied ads i / 7 Ue ! : “ \* ies ; a oS % Z a eae eae | eo ) Wer SS ¥ eas 4 of Pt Whe «© h Va Oe eS . ss i re a See a ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 26, 1955 , | a FUNNY BUSINESS . by Hershberger Landscaping 18A| Notices & Personals 25| Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Soy were FAST A ! ey Me a mes Bites | Seer cass Nicholie & Harger Co. w rena 5 SS82 Ss ROTO.-TILLER ONE [oq coe ae SWITCHMAN, APPLY GENERAL YARDMAS- TER, G.T.R.R., JOHN-| “Ri ( Ay x4 * #, oe i cS bh *e SS eer 2 them ie SON AVE. YARD OF- . AN | ‘Som a ae ms FICE. . i‘ is P . L. dbemp ’ . a = = STONE REALTY.CO. |_Sehthik © 82 # Bid" Kores $% MORTGA Sd fs By Moun St | ge Servis Bovine thease PE om, rams 2 taker. — in = =. = ; —s —— - E aes D CHA Ee Looe omen Moving %& Trucking 19 | ope rm - rE : . FE anted Real Estate saddle hourses moderniza- | 4-1 MOVING, TRUCKING, CLEAN Gnearal. A. terms. EM 3-4625/ uD Some Gncerded ofticies we get : i “ oe age tree. PE 2-1560. VK | joyce Cood veres bear’ & room, ween Rochester ma a ~A-B-C- CARTAGE CO. Creanere 18 Warren, Open 17| FOR OB Quek AnD Mile Rd. between Lahser & Tele pe deny a con. Must R. Smith, Mgr. FE 5° Be . 20 < ; A-B ase >. * ao tt et Cope 1993 by LA berwten, < = “Do you suppose he busted a lamp, too?” Help Wanted Female 7) Work Wanted Male 10 HOUSEHOLD Help Wanted Female 7/| GENERA _ No coping. | WOMAN OR GIRL WANTED ELECTRICAL WIRING. LICENSED FINANCE A WOMAN WANTED 35 TO 55.| Li5" Sissy (07® “ff Srranced. chiidres.s Moree for heme, ian ey ne oo GARDEN CORPORATION sual Mouse Wirm mooseN | GIRL WITH GENERAL | —“ost- Mt > 38 after §:30.__ | “plowing. OR 34008,” Will employ several men as| SMA ets 3S cr; . Waitresses branch manager trainees. Appli- AND BATH. NO OFFICE EXPERIENCE 2 YEAR OLD PHS : : ations. S csi, Tie 3s, ease i hor's a *fenor fe pe cent aise. tor cash. we | EN a Ae Ea Bats S| otal in. MA 41188. Walled Lake Soter ot 1) om aTFaneens ‘tere ine wor AB ery ogg gg | ge ™ ad Wonk | Meck fil Ri Ol. _}-6389. | 57 PAINTING. | TAGES. ea Muciaaiaeee 23 a Wa OFFICE TRAINER $000 : Wanted Hilton Bar. Sim Disie | cured. office experience x SLOOMPIELD Wall _ < Sanda. ve ED. NORD Progressive young would like Club, 2280 wy helpful, will consider beginner. PE 44300. Walls and ; _ oes - 4 Le young man whe can — appointment 2 ps Bn. Free ne ol COLORED AINTER DESIRES | RADIO OPERATOR'S LICENSE. REAL ATE —— | ener ca = part tim will | em ent, A rs Cleaners, “i rs == = ofa pews OR S101 OE oe cums 7, ror Large maintenance. pineeason Sia,” tne ¥ LIKE or spray day or A PARTY WOULD , . ee program is a also _const = oo ate BO Help Wanted 8 “EXPERIENCED” 8O gynDat| age. Aise prostane cnt geo rer sober. dependable. to bay goed Chord, organ. Bee Wanted: Homes, Farms, managers trained fast to |" fee work. Geme selevwott. Fes | Superissced ety ‘Sessions case P.M. isters clean. For imm serv. ic, _______| _sonabiy priced Land Contracts COOK FOR DRIVE IN RESTAU- ise Com- | EXTERIOR PaInt- eS Se eee. on- = ipremment, coll PE eset. ings. Phone FE 5-581. ~ rant. OR 3-7286. Wasa” xD Ts CRT NOS a = sod ecoreing. FE 60. yee Se ee ee vou, ui ron ne EAL Ewa a A tre ! ciate ca TE OR | WHE, Ate, BGS |e een, ae, ER | Mead ay meamee | ucts won COMPLETE ahd @ oak a hee Bonus Avoty “30 Orchard MAN OR WiTl CAR FOR | oS Gi 16 WAlTe WORE Ceimneys cad repels chimecy roe oor ar, A oy > _ keown firm. —ieiee. igh ig A hd of any bind. PE $4128, Ext 90.) be ites TE eee ais Money 28A| Real Estate Service ° OP PFE AO _ SALES 000 any mm __ CAREER GIRLS NEEDS REAL ESTATE| __ Building Service 12 ACL BY hin] aay tae ree | COPEACE, TRTATE| Want rate reer press tome to sell. e SEE J Pom THAT crmo Room. _Warrameses ot, on Omelos eveven _essvanvans|: ainrTine and. wa aren. ae ~ at per & new or used house? We buy, Vr DAY AN. NIGHT SHIFTS be and finish, EM 3-0001. [pp so6n6 FE Lee 30550 LIKE TO CONTACT PRIVATE WW. to stiee, We Mid Employment THELMA EL RLTR. Pooties és ocho are pe BLDO. | “Business, executive needs charm-| “VAT ABLE S10) Case Eitsabeth RG. PE iss. A-1 CEMENT WORK EXPERT TREE TRIMMING» RE Painting & Wall Washing party borrow 96.000 ot 6 percent. a witout ake freptaee,o re more important hen skis. | APPLY IN PERSON | sears nomsuck axp co. wit} [LOYD MONROE 200 “ Free_ectimeiee TE +2211. WEED, TO RORROW i800. OR Sein oo on eee 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. pent "poet normal imeeme. tor FE 4-6866 ectric—Sewers Cleaned|" 22 55, BAbcens, DAINSING, | _>oe vide te suit commercial MONEY CHANGER og —"sil_washing, PE ¢+2902._____ | WOULD LIKE TO BORROW 62.560 | properties available. NEEDED a : “7, want Log ’ | ise sont to copearance, open eaghes: yoo | i DaivewaY AND CEMENT | % br. service oo = ai PAINTING Parente a6 ber = Write Pontise at Ay = Ge pune TED'S wore batugfound Yeu etl fecive | you the, exit peice aod euair | ste pee CO” Fainting. watt wisnina. WE | Wanted to Rem 29| Sylvan Realty WOODWARD AT 8°CARE LE. RD. fowcialtrafning. With pay to call PE +0006. sexe, | OtO-Re ef Uleaners FOR | nner nanan ant mn nenen ai oe SECRETARY CAN'T BE BEAUTI- upon our and customers RO WORK. GEFTIC ALL W SERVICE ADJUST- ” _: Journeymen Firm handsome tives | SALESLADY, EXPERIENCED IN| "pm "resrecentine cer pontice, | “ath 2006 Devondale. PE | “TT OGeure 3 OPEN ¥ 6 ® wants @ gal who won't marry | lady's and children’s apparel. See | oo Miyiter ee eee oar publica. ; Sat. SVE. 0 90 one of the bosses till she works Mr. Watson Simm's ros.°08 N. py ‘he con set re for at least year, _Saginaw. fer yourcsll. Gor eassamal Sony WILL Boy on ust YOUR LAB z com Sag ON me gies. Assty 083 5 che bo aang st shoe amet ier rpeouees ) Foundry Maintenance | sored girl to type. —Biate_Benk South Main St. Royal Oak. 7 pm Ree $000 Commerce Ra PART TIME WORK NOW an UNiy. 1-870 Millwrights Tore tad eel put you fo werk has retired Vand’ would. tke to "THE TIME IS RIPE Electricians Midwest Employment | ‘SUPETViSOr | Hisense Er Bact aoe ecsie, Peper eeathinns , it: meinen of Collections RR A Nee have the beige fer your prov- and iain epee an ea wack te : , €.30 0m. Oe pg ® Spel le 500 cece este : Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Machine Repairmen apne oun mac a are a To take charee ot findnctal 1 ves Mine irate aca meister ; 3 77M. Segtnaw OTE tae stillet! a Ne dg Ng RE ee BEMOVA | _RAbio‘G TV, Ut 8 PARRE 6T, | OSes coupe |! RES ot Taree oped sod Biss Sree me) Se ee Semel] Pct me Pes | wien ae POPES Ce | ARES EP BESTE Typewriter Service 22A| Sey qi Reemeeea Pees |_ faa ee PONTIAC DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY | m™ent plans. rable expert | PIANO LESSONS. BEGINNERS Dorking lets ploy opens end 26, —- ‘a aaeeael OROEWT BY MaY Tae iita.2| LISTINGS WANTED ; press operators. markers, and| ence im ar ectatin Tee aot | ep. Baa 8-1068, Pree estir-te on all jobs. FE Saws—Lawnmowers chine ” eesert bedroom unfurnished house or | arms, business and commercial Grass tad. Gotan betwen Knowledae of bookkeeping and) WANTED TRAINEES |_¢70is. necuretdty chespenet. General and Office Sup-| lower apt. near city bus. 2| oroperties MOTOR Union seales. Bonus opportunity.| fifice management required. Az¢| PREPARE FOR BETTER PAY. |-3 sig THEO MINER. | wer 3-000. 18 Chamberlain ot. | ply Co. 17 W_ La. rene, ___ 7 ; Roy Knauf, Realtor fica, ther i “year” ppiy'ia | taled statement of wersonal back- | Quslty for shar Jome sim eer | Dlg: | ae >| _saheeel's Wd Re sagas | Wanred TORENT sons 4 ©. ‘a DIVISION ward. Royal Gas. 2 blocks south TOOL M = a m. FE 9488 of 14 Mile road. EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES, To Employment Office tor songte wear _éept._ Pormeneal Box 16, = Pee EGGY’S ' Pontiac Press GLENWOOD AVE. MICH. AND Gren of single 50 to 6 sereateecho cls CLERICAL RELF dare Livme’ cuarters eveiiasia: | janet iucluded with, salary. Musi fein Shia ba | $3 “Gets ee tet W.| SALESLADIES AN OVER 31 FOR DELIVERY /ExpERiENCED WAITRESS FOR | Chance big earnings tn our E job. 17 lunch counter es 8 ehildren’ . Ee Sete, Barceaghed. aaagion we aus agente Noni Coot giastine (salary commie <- Wilson 1 } Nea “* ¢. = 7 eePenenckD— WATTRESEES George’s-Newports EcHa NIC, FAMILIAR WITH ested. Hilltop Bar, 2180 Dixie 14_N, Saginaw 4, right man. - O4 | EXPERIENCED TAILORESS. CA- STENOGRAPHER : concerned, Gall a, ae pe 0 — of_ making m regetrs. » 3 a SHEN WANTED. SELLING COU- | Weecs “Crdaners” anes. Weak: Prefer ed person for po- DORRIS & SON Se week. Inquire ate sicher _ MI 7044, aoe requires — and CO-OP NASH OR SON EXPERI | Mr Sullivan Mi ¢08i0. Wesch| required. must be 21 years or + enced with tools. Guar- 1456 8. Woodward. older. Apply personne! office, Pon- enteed salary Lincoln CED WOMAN FOR _ Geseral - oD. Gi Fons |_| —w le es, ~alleenenions Unusual Opportunity e Eovactoachny enreriscal sects | egary 4 aera ber wees. | gf S4.Co, Oth canara wean Se kant |, ana te | ee 2 ficanctng “ot. Sa" wit Tan pots Serr reherd Late ha | _ehlidren, 435 per week. Mx somes.) * NC) INVESTMENT eautty we need fone cur, phone rang . ftom friends NO CANVASSING te eee es Denes Sh Geee,a sees | EXPERIENCED) creations take money Bere.’ ee Murray Stenographers NO COLLECTING Russell Youn GUTSTANDING—__OPPORTOXTY NO DELIVERIES |YOUR BUSINESS- wma REALTON 9 A @ manu ‘er interview pa _tweenand_if-seon | SENSE SAYS look in Sear at o_o” Sf — -h -F-E ~8, | woe t Gara weeks 0 ten. 6 toe the Busi Oportuni SSRI Medy and) Teecaar. ¢ Man +0 Walled Lake. Ref. . soe the wail by RKINO TTFNE fey tk ky ti ‘or t money- = ie | \ . ; / } bk ; fi Fd } j » ” ‘ee 7 z f ra . ; v fs 4 a t+ y \ ( i , : f J JAY ; a ‘ os A , ; A Z j ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 , TWENTY-SEVEN : ___For Sale Houses _43|SLICE OF HAM sf For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43| For Sele Houses 43| _ For Sale Houses 43 ee 3 ( HOME WITH ‘FULL SAM WARWICH LAS A 1 YR. OLD | NEW RANCH HOUSE, ae JACK Hass Sit irtceta” Pict] feet sae ot WEST ACR LOV -—, SB, serpet,| win Gl neck bor eg ~ yh may ELAND ert i tom, Sot; | GEO.. MARBLE, Realtor ise Sh See ae a | Ns seen. } ™N ‘4 * AIRPORT AREA , and Lovely 3 bedroom California For Colored Basement on Jour tt. Unfinished Indian Village a tier aiiaeetgaeeetahageret | S2a00"win Sie "down ne | wil ug 3 bean. oh Sonn, | 8, att eetetaatiee Sit, nome Serta alee eet tations SoSst Ao ieee tian | ENE Ngee at ere real, Value at only. $7.s00. Bese. den space. at only $10,500. 62150) 5 Newer 2 dedroom ith unfi- oer mont. room apartment Drivate bath : a eee ees IM WRIGHT, Realt a on md! RIDGEWAY | Get rs Pree # trmeere NEW re Oakland Ave ve 44 “hr, soma and wu oom ] Cooperative Real Restate Exctangs | NICHOLIE & HARGER Seceer eee Se Bite ae a a 33_W. Huron St. —~Ph. FE 5-818) SICK Fireplace, “tuit © ‘pesemot. gus OPEN LAKEFRONT earere.” “The a rl | Here 1s « beautiful lakefront year AND - TIRED around 2 bedroom home ayes | oi. LITTLE FARM-—Larse 4 ° room all DAILY 4TO8 P.M. | state atts Penn ee er es | NEW GI HOMES sa’ Gece tae ee” one ana 3 bedroom face brick homes on tie floors. Imitation fireplace. &x | | large lots. Plastered walls, oak | 122 sereened porch New electric | rage. full basement and almost |; a of land. A scod sound foors, picture windows, tile bath. | eng Bevel sage cant esses 3 bedrooms ; . : 621 O60 SYLVAN LAKE a Large Fun divided tascnens wih Tee. | with $2.000 down. ~ ‘ iF ll ba of ctOM ded quarters? see k bungalow with two reation room. Ges furnace & wa- LITTLE FARM Pky sement the “Northwood 42” car garage. basement fire bat This ls 8 rolling § acre ei | Plastered walls home. Here is a -home oe and Le g1.e3e DOWN INCLUDES MORT- | [2401 °3 “sedroom heme. Living | Select oak floors l ARGE easuck toe wens zoom is Lanai, Dining end bite | Ceramic tile bath with rm 1 : - . y a L. H. BROWN, Realtor Drive out West Huron to Welter | 16x with « natural stone fire | byilt-i : amily at a price you Ca as pa Sheen ford Torna al Lory getties | place, Aiso waturai stong fireplace | _ Duilt-in vanity afford Member Co-op. Real Estate Exch. Watch for open sign. 71 om oe xi siassed | Formica—exhaust fan a, C. HAYDEN | & f= Hot water heat. 82 | Custom cabinets omy es gm t DIST e ° gal. electric hot water heater. 2 Alwintite al dedows | to ite Tas suto. ofl heat, auto. - — = rE 1 egg AGrver end’ chopwrie d wibiga as ws $14 50 x. r heater, full besement, ——— vd. a ; 60441 ras e to go with this bouse Lots | an storms and screens / Bine todera “titchen.. full’ price} , 20 DOW N | Priced at only 414.000 eum stove | Pelco oil heat Comets zib0 bt suwumn wee . For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) Mnfinisbed terior” Lake priv ~ iTILE “ERR | Auto. gas hot water Avotiable js | 6 4 sagsseme HTS INCOM eee eee ean Witieane Cake , ; -E FAR! home 4 bedroom that is excep- PERSONALIZED HOMES ¥Jat. ? =e Here is @ 6 room, 1 story, }| AVAILABLE IN BRICK OR CE-| Pioor to nett eee tomally nice and ae” gy / BY PALMER -— OR }-9615 AT THE LAK bedroom ranch type cinder block | DAR SHAKES Others eeaiabhe with gas full basement with oil e|: BY OWNER. NEW MODERN 3 . LAKE home. 26x50. Built in 1953. Situ- and iake vrivileees pod omte eotey pester: enel foome vend bathe ORW6, LT | cay, SPECIAL | | | sted onus tacts parcel of land | pow PAM To SEE US BEFOR | Vicit ‘the beautifully fur- own Clarkston our . _— ma OMY sn ealy mocem hemes. AR wie tie | Arte stove. Has © 68 gal, clectrig Bat & Ka nished . exhibit home at oa RNISHED 3 ODERN heat ent sid = forced heat. This home is pot ateman mpsen . IRWIN & ROSA|~ Best Buys | "yisse"seeb SROUPRAS| cl Ses Scere) Estes ent, “ose pen | 2328 Middlebelt Road _Calvert. Pleasant Lake On Wiliams Lake | ef states $2,000, will complete Realt near Orchard Lake Road, REAL ea COOP MEMBERS Today i ROOMS & BATH. NEWLY DEC Ra (paved): Lake privileges. 81.- tig home. Priced ot nly $1,000 ealtors NORTHWOOD | rE soni 22161 +1153 or Pm 2-633. cost 661.50 monthly, $1328 down FE 4-0528 AEE e ms a ale OS L.C. LADD | ; UNSURPASSED $595 JOHN J.DYER & SON | ose puse ney —_ _ Organization Ine. I ASS N J. SON | yton P 317 8. Te Eve & 8 East Suburban ‘This one would be hard to 9065 COMMERCE RD. } de bast Geen eeaays Co-operative Real Sisiets ‘Mushenae Phone FEderal 4-6191 + oe = ae — and pong remy 6 ra _— rg Be sn This Week Special Oo Shee ater. assed Trost porch, = B ~ lot i3ouf26 only $1300 Gown: custom built ranch home DOWN DOCTOR. LawYER, MERCHANT RUSTIC LOG HOME : : land ‘iuens Oe a THIEF On the river. 1 bedroom. Nice | Small Farm tures are. sunken living PLUS MORTGAGE CosTS Yoo even 9 thief wi bp imtor.| Bving room. with frepisce Oi a: } bedrooms. 17x17 living room.| 10m. 22 foot kitchen, gas NEW ested in this lake front steal. ‘etie combination. Rilchew. 4. | Brick Terrace cool tugnace.' en die screat priced | ous bere ter eho, 2 BEDROOM | Gi. Geax ee oe ter, Pull price ealy e000 with | 8 large rooms end bath, ving | FAMILY rary’ eee , " “DROO} 3 dedroom “ome. Has 2 living) 8800 .down | em, tming ray. pall pag slat! San teets, toh col shows LONG—on children? HOMES reome, 3 es, 2 baths Own a a M De ing excellent investment return. only. lemore. Sportsmen SHORT > Paved streets by builder, Youngs. | Re ee yd ~~ a warm air New automatic het, Paved street, Only pupLex iw) GILES REALTY CO Modern § room farm house. pl : one town kitchen 65000 BTU Luzaire| 1, Hag living room 14x18. Kitchen cee ans ee) eee —— to stores : other buildings. on 120 acree of If you are in this position ei) furnace. Aluminum sliding Pawous 1919 M15| l0xl6. Sx7, ena 2 and one of the best price. Shown by appointment. and g138 taciod. | *2 W. Huroe FE 64176 | lend. trout stream running thru then tale @ look at this. windows Close 10 Pontise stores: |Ph “Ortonville 132. Reverse Chgs.| 11x12 each. Plumbing and wiring eddresses im the City. Call us | Mi 51% Bloomfield Ci ae Se | Property. located im good Bunting | Large eight room home with ccneole and buses. Ready Sr 5S | nw 4 ROOM BOUER FOR Gale | PRrtaly cemipleted. Kecsted peaz) = DPN \™ vei went 1 4 5 BUNGALOW area. price st $6,500 and terms an acre of land located Mediate occ y. Pull price | by ewner 61.400 down. Balance e end transportation. §5750 . eae 5 room brick on aly BATH WIR? PLOOA. SALE OR TRADE can be arranged north of Pontiac. Pour only $7,245 with low monthly pay-| 9f) Tonchiy 261 W Arter | serms. Bal. $35 per month. WM. H. KNUDSEN side. 1 bik. to Bhop- _Gecd condition. FE 3-425, A beauty) situated on es) - rooms down and four up. ments at gs plus taxes and in.) —— SS y_20) _W_ Ban Arvor, EMBREE & GREGG REALTO 7 Comte s. Pigeest oak + Bat 2728. | corner lot 602210 with dandy 1's IVAN W Two baths. Could very eas- gurance. Hurry! Burry! Werry!/ | oa LIFE home |1868 Union Lake R& EM 3-4383| 62 Pontiac State _ Bids apr = he 0300 00 with car je. Only I year oid. fly be made into » two Only o few left! Showa by ap- popes, tare besnccad ds laeseoes rr a Phone ; ety ty OL eff Pontiac ts yg 8) family. Only $1.350 down. Dointment ef § rooms magnificent inside Union Lake Village _ | : PE 44516 8 =—s|_=s terms. See this one today. «ROM UPPER ix ELIZABETH Set we are proud to show and 8 | os ds -* furnace, fell sarttines base. BY OWNER, ¢ BEDROOM PRAMS . . | HURON GARDENS A A ge Egy My Es Eg ae eas ge EAST SIDE WHI | E mo foe of it A nee | Coes cee eee. SEMINOLE HILLS | Only 2 biks. to Tel-Huron Shop- eutsanee, enero both. Lak as Prades ' FE 5-509] or FE 5-947] Next to new expansion type you wit! be oroud to own. Located | ———————_- = Oneida Road—3 bedrooms. 1'% ing Center 4 room bungelow, ehuld 4. FE suse particular buyers 5 4} lf no answer Ph. FE bungalow. Two bedrooms Bear Rochester and Utica. Truly, WILL CONSIDER YOUR HOME baths. family home carpeted liv- | excellent condition Pull base- 7 Rbouis BATH CQUPLE Ont Y for immediate sale ai $10,500 or |1!1 Joslyn Cor. 3rd Realtor| Gown and room for more im BROS . @ cream bome and only $18.00 | 3 DOWN PAYMENT ON ANY | ie room with firgolace. also car | ment. auto. oll furnece, garage. . 7 cash \. THESE peted den - | an . Parsee entrance. 18 ru ade om 3 bedroom bunge | Co-operstife Real Estate Exchange et eat ane e oo CLARE R aL ESTATE -. or #80 wx TO GI a nook ons velery oft cherry | = _— leading REA near uind tracts bome ftehen basem | POR co” no OUTSTANDING BUNGALOW NO | I G e Move ta with only Phone OR eel rone OL 13-6651 Eves, PE 21317 ie pleasant kitchen. Big wulivy Delco off heat. laundry tubs. work 6 room. 3} bedroom heme with APT. HEATED.| One of the neatess and cleanest) ~ © \—“% + 4+ tii VN $2.00 own. ____| Open 2 to 8 ant a _|2 BEDROOM HOME 300 FEET | foom. All on one floor Garese.| orca. : = sect = org Lend 8m way w attic, » have ever HOME—3 ACRES ATRACTIVE 4 RM HOUSE WITH | _leses $7500. OR }-9652. Tekarian ont Oroened take BAT eon tnum Cement | Pull price. $7360.60 with 9600.06 SiniciwOHAM —OPPER—0—ROOR Usted. New Williams Lake ot DOWN . = modern kitchen full bath. En- : Only $8,750 full price ow BB over-| down On &. Showa tment $100 0 prete| Sec guage A ME me foo wha’ al the turastere peg mg nan IEE gaan ll = dene ae a SETLR | Gh wb Gut done he | | oo ry lst. Ph FE pv . eee ena fenced po a FOR GI's included Excellent garden lot. $6300 cash or more on terms. ebeth Lake This cute custom | ae Saeee ] eR EE TES | Fea lected ft deal THE “WACEDAY” cated north of Pontiac with | Partiy' furaubed 3 “large ots is tewg ceemaeeaty Be! PaUT p. HAMMOND | Russell Young | DEL-RIO APTS HOME AND WORKSHOP | 6 MACK im easy driving distance 96800. Terms. Both 1 block from ‘a block rom store and bus. | Sse een REALTOR , é , Bootes 18418 PT LIVING ROOM Realtor 412, W Huron 8t FE +4528 __381 OAKLARD __| = ee es ae ee FOR | Phas imine —£—-Beames —thle—eue age. =~ — Open Eves — tt 9 San—ttt + 3 rooms and bath Stove & utili cues on tind ene bneien: aaak Pert aL US MORTGAGE costs , and Loos Lakes. et See, ee | arcdia "aie oe ee, W Fie PE sami — 7 paneled : floor “ . ED ’ i a ise | —____ — ce Beit ta | NEW 3 ROOMS AND UTILITY.| ment two glassed im porches cerzort ions as yg tray ve pl DPS lal ay sreat Cie weet, eet dow Plaster eatrop tas citare, win | BE feors. plastered walls, oi | Baldwin Area Ground floor location, Childres| od off best, call on this a4. For | “20‘\, Dine. a ee eee = i aa “Tae Lape tal price S00 * | features Attached — as Lot | furnace, 62.230 down. | 4 rooms and beth. New welcome. $69 month. the best buy m6 picture winds ee re - a. price 2 Elizabeth Lake privileses on the floors, nes pr | R. J. VALUET, Realtor So the "market. today Space Master @ doors on clos- FOR SALE. BY ROOMS crry.| Hurry fur this one WOODWARD ESTATES. 3} modern | anupo Pa Gl. heat and Wong =A spe poroatow | co " Eitesgef sa Aah cms Ma | aegis oe tareuia ct tte pree| THELMA M. ELWOOD| Sept, s, oocce ton. gc] se ater hentee, Fst : Soevier | #1 e- Brick front ~ — tal _2G588_fer_eppetmtment. __ must 'be hooked Up to city sewer.| 9145 Casp Elisabet Lake Rd fr 0. L Very Low te Peatiec. tas mo. | Dest and two bedroom ba | ee _ _— ray $750 DOWN water and ges in sireet "elose 16 SB i906, PE +300. 2 to T/ e090 DOWN. 2 dedroome. ue Monthly Payments 3 “e+ gy ene Sad dandy pod tot ‘nat is Lage Paivitebes on So Tn S i ae Hi, at te per mond. SON eEii! cance ucien < fore! then Cresent Laks area. Nicely 2 it mooth Si ee ES eer, | WILLIAMS & MACEDAY LAKES OFFER: | Ber a tchool, District. Michigan | CITY. EAST SIDE. $780 Gown. 4 ate! I lal } Oak floors, stool & iar. Pull Scouse, Lane poutine gute K. G. HEMPSTEAD down payment. $12,000 South End peenewor a | Toms, giassed front poreh. living basement. §7.875. terms. | oe < z FULL PRICE oY me } : ; © $660 DOWN. 3 rooms & bath. Priv ." Rent Houses Furnished 35 ANDING HOME are ee FA ¥ reams ond tou bem. 8) R. J. VALUET, Realtor | vals, bectment steer heat ts $950 Down jecee on 2 lanes 3 lous 95500, Maceday Gardens | mi. watch for o < floor, full = car garage. Nice lot. Full price Beautiful corner parce! with Attractive 2 bedrm. frame home ~~ | One of best homes in Wood- open sign. ment. Only $9,000, terms. | 345 Oakland Ave . FE 50683 s6750 DUCK LAKE. 6 rooms. 19° living| Large ‘andsca) lot 100x169. Ou Estates and in perfect con- . Co-operative Real Estate Service gee on Willams Lake ; : Sr tahaa on FURN c bedrooh room with ledgerock fireplace. heat. elec water heater. Close to Toned SapbeGy aE | Bie seston cation ais Walled Lake Income prarrox ria. « moos | for enetiat'th Geico, ofc tuh eo Maas. | hn naceoaal lw ed %, besutiful : BUNGALOW & ACRE] 3. bedrooms, living room with it's Etioccsed pe i $4,500 with low down payment.| at $6,500. Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 suevention oom, end geenee. 4 focsteg 0m Sustien Teel 4 2 ining modern kitchen Only $7,950. Teal buy at only $9. close ee ee A 3 BEDROOM HOME- bem’ ests. on emnce, ae - WILLIAMS LAKE. 4 rooms with h K ’ mercial ¢ex00. room trees, berries, feom. te bg 2 close mf. FE WE SELL-WE TRADE BROS. income consisting ef § rms. | 8 well landscaped yard, Meat and| Walel; large stlity soum. | Xe | Chicken Farm | omg f cocoons a. Ss Jo nA. Irwin and bath, 4 rooms and bath, | clean throughout. $6,500 With | Priced af $8525 with $2500 down, pero with block from lake. $6,960, REAL DORRI SON and 3 rooms with bath. Ce- ents of C) mo. i> over 500 Since en) RRIS & SO} Facne OFF Ae on 30078 ment block building. $18,500 rae tases oak tabanuees 0 ear garage peat 1015, Saatnaw Suraet arom Bt FE oe SHOPPER . a -" are Es, c"pertect spot fir the | * aT lanes Inodueaped. ot Breese. = an a ae a CLARK_REAL EST on YY (Se ; —ow@NER 3 BEDROOM COL eye *, kiddies. $9,750 with $2,750 bath, excellent ki NEW NG: - MILLER IF YOU HAVE Sylvan Lake — home | gaia! ee wotster Benool district, | 1308 W. Hur Open Evenings a. bay A 1% “ear garage. Ges beat. — agua 2 . . sandy beach. | _@scellent condition. F e282. __ | Co-Ope Real ame ; bedrooms, of] furnace. . NORTH Ouners epartment’ has 6 CRESTVIEW HOMES, INC. LOW 3 BEDROOM MODERN. 2 car | Duplex Cc. HAYDEN pessceses. GLO Goon. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 beths,| FH A terms 82° Emerson. | rage Privileges on 2 lakes. There's good solid value in . . Near McConnell School. 3 bedroom corner lot. ex- 2 slee os base-| FE 30356 eet > | +8625 this fine 2 family home. | rooms. full basement. double ga- home. eeping porches —— — | ee consisting of si 86 FE. Walton Bivd. PE 80441 | fos and sopping center” Ail cat C AS S| ment, vith ene beat, fully jn | BY OWNER. € ROOM MODERN. | fi DOWN: VACANT SMALL | fSth'on each side. New ture | Realtor Open Eves. | wear Wwitiams Lase. large 3 bec: ent, full beth. siding. storm windows and @ane TO SELL YOUR HOUSE? — Fan aoe al bales. — — lo- . room shell house. full besement, gene condition. screens. swnings, also 2 NT ated. $11. ce THE BEST IN ‘y $775 down Siow deceration with your coler pey own—sow will this | room epartment on lake tev- | Myers Real 5 Fe own | CAA FE 300. ; ; PONTIAC REALTY choles. $2.000 down ig i es el. 2% car gurage. $23,300, |? ROOMS. BATH AND BASEMENT }3 BEDRM. BRICK, ATTACHED | Income Special 17 | Baldwin FE s-e275 NORT ‘icercaraet.cu jeruse| ferme fet tabe De- Waued Late | Cuit™ sGW™Venenent, "Eurom | out fed tem pertee | COMMUNITY LIVING | MIOMLAND AREK_ 7 BeDROoM IMMEDIATE 3 MA 40587 oe Low gndition out. THE EASTERN SHORE modern home. built year. i%e is an excellent buy at $9,500. built on your or ours. ca eae eee ts ter sppomtment Oi. | 10 Acres pare sem ane, Seren. tangy down. Baur terms near bus conten, os WHIT F -O0 * em home room. Lot in} ‘and '¢ bedroome~] cers 3 i down baths — thru- out — acousite . suitable for NORTH B OS. celings—Customized truss roofs| 18 sores in dent , and steel clear span lifetime no pass this up. as this ts « fast Tih untitkshed citie f aatitional Prone On PTO Sessmenh ol beatt_ Dara. : floors, tiled bath. heat casele connected to jake-Sandy | frerie “community and land's rooms le basement. Open et wl cP? 2 car garage with radio con- new home. Large lot on pove- $1,000 DOWN water softener, aluminum emery Meare pape "Gas | deine doucht up fast. Terms. fil good let, fine} _—* aA. ALE asl — trolled doors. $24,500. terms ment. $750 down. MA 55047. Cozy 6 room bungalow, base- storms and screens. and the heating- Double solid drive to ; os aeeee ee Wa WT 4 ROOMS AND| ment with Timken oi! air con | — sirget Ie paved. Also ihe cca Gaedhek geaten a | Olas Cissel Banter ~ or see) Crawford. |'o \issv tress tam orcs, | promegrGmes Pemiuies | stra ihgtiurCaa ats | tithe “OA ON | RESO ii rom Soe) 2 ATEN none ve oom ° . e S NE stone” and frame ranch | Beeutiful 2 bedroom with unfim | Ra cin privicges on Sylvan | _ wear termes OMY PMA) utora MU ¢esTt ; = home fn excellent condition. | ished second floor: Oak fiers. Laie. Cream of the Cro 75 LAKEFRONT Includes library, dining walls full basement, gas : Pp 7Y , AT $75 DOWN | STONE REALTY CO 4_,rooms furnished plus large Foom. large s — poren, | beat. mice lot on waved strect. B.D. RILEY, BROKER Youll love every ime or EXHI tt’ HO! fE Good 2 bedroom all year moders 3 , : gcTeened lots. Boat : oa mel Mrs or brick ranch Tiled pS sanarvtch ' nvtrbid we pm, daly; oun" t ears : pete a cee ee heat. Barn Sas0, "pouty Spears. a Kishen —S~ LFA mst MIDDLEBELT - clove, Scho} bus, Ontv 178 down with |. house, 2 acres ry RUSSELL _ Immediate possession. r + saaniae, informa- ries. on [Wee road ee 3 BEDROOM ines. — down to quail SOUTH So. WALLED LAKE REALTY — _ TODAY’S BARGAIN on a ocr. 6 bel. Gre only $s SYLVAN REALTY CO. ist .ch.2uem, we |Roy Annett Inc. = Se S| oe Kampsen = | "2383 Orchard tk Rd |, FARM Tae ety fad pts Stes | oo mete Bate Si neat egg ferme or| JM WRIGHT, Ree FE 5.9418, Extension 10] Pin a-Strg era, Sam SPENCE STREET— You're A: So Evenings and Sunday 1-4 * + BA Re pee a ees Exchange Realtors FE 4-0528 KEW 3 BEDROOM HOME. UTiLi- {vale epring | fed | lake, pew te “tae. r- moe We PAWFORD 4 bedroom home. fo , 8. Te’ Eves. & Approximately $3,000 oon OR to subdivide Ad vil- eras taro “eat = NEW HOMES | BE eaten | WILLIAMS LAKE RD. | Seareretre tat masks menenes| ions SS 2 Se 13,500. Term 2 room semi bungalow with TERRACE |8 ROOM MODERN OW LINCOLN, : bought iy size dining room, 2 nice 53% W, Huron FE 4-154 wittis M. BREWER ful bath, breezeway and attached BRICK TERRACE ® crioed . Also plenty of other taeynatnt g Bn dh Call. for pay ey We wih build a home 6 ON. Parke garage, one acre of land, with| 3 bedrooms, large living room. 7 and 4 family . particulars shower. 2 > beau- ; . choice on your own or we to Secretary of States Office rden space, possession tn 30! din room and bath. iced rigs Pp. WwW. & titelty landoceped ae wide Birmin ha will get you » tot plans FE 45368 FE 2-8532 Sys, @ steal at $6,950 with §950 Pull ment On Mavnard Ct. | ms, 66 . Huron. ; GII ES REALTY co lot, offering. see it gnam and ‘specification Is—$i Vas | down. off Mi. Clemens St. Oak pin YOU MEAT YOUR PLACE |. 0)'-' today. Oniy £3,009 ‘down. Boverty - wes financing” We “can ‘also cpiam | G1s—$100 Moves ou In! . het air furnace Verv eco UD. oat unis winter? We did) 3 | 82 W. Huron PE 56178 years old. ester Nedvosm | full equity for your home| NOTHING ELSE TO PAY! WATERFRONT semtees om Sak. 6 tet of S| totem brick, terrace, Kitchen Opea_@ “ti)_ © WEST = Crier Ping rae t | FR Rn . us CIVILIANS $1.150 bungalow oon ving space. is small but im cedar BY NER Oreen Ra. 2-bedroom tive room further detais. ry as brick duplex homes Sa ifs feet water sremtage K "uIEMPSTEAD with strap tron hinges. Bsth- {| "5 reow ee ag 3 sew lot, Lake vileges, Low dows fixtures built-in lavatery with front | 102 BE. Huron FE 40284 drecsing table, nen elecet, Auto _paymere, ied Sane YOU BARGAIN GIvs Benjamin and Stephens, Inc. pe id | : a O = i i 2 i it i i i HE HY a lie Hi a4 me $750.00 for my $2,000 equit ott be tt neal F.C. Wood Co.| CHARLES | Gta ieiird| & Sets a a . : : 3 E ; ‘ # z : i 43233 +-s728 me floors nes Woodward, sirminenam school and shopping center. Story homes on ens let 7 Realtor om DRAYTON PLAING, BY OWNER, water, Desement. 1's ear for reliable Automatic steam heat. priv-| eae, : OR 31235 ¢ Open 04 | ATTRACTIVE PANELING, & die nll ag gt ay Loon lake privileges. OR buyer fleges, Attached garage MA After 8 call OR 370 8 feature 34x$0 Green | scaped. Cash per cent mort-| _!mmediate Occu =, . 4-279. A MODERN TWO Take Rd. rancher. $12,300 cash age of will handle on land con- 7O D INCOME RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ~~ HOLIDAY F frat.e house Carpeted. store. re- tract, “ PuLror 2 " Zn oF sons en Allg gat ot, wath er ARE vetrooms, pat teormens Or} BEMODELEL FRAME Pant. | snd velh toes. 2 oeee gure ———— taser | —O7RE FE I as ii ~~ | gintan moon pate, "Went Large corner lot on nice quiet Suburban 2 Famil N Nil respect: lan rriviienes iw *OnR compan cuosnts, 3 laree| Too Breet ote, living bath "Priced' of aly sit y orth—Near Fisher Body PE +4373 room, ene in dining foom. sun- nowt mediate possession. PE 44373. _ . breeseway. race & ee ON BALDWIN.» ROOM a very. sitractive basement Deo. | rece. buchen 18: 46 oe ai OS ad lavatory. i Orion. with, $1,208 for’ 616.218 ‘cash to ‘mortgage. Cane meg Inquire : floor. Situate "OLS R| SoS 9600 down. é . All Brick—$8800 full price fe Fe Be } ern, barrier MYERS Large L screened front rns cua rune |®D. CEANLES, Rtn Ei areata | roy ae om For the colored who de- men’ e Nee 1 —-F— v3 besreotms, home. | tot = a ig hed — " house and ear Silver 5, LONOrELiow SCHOOL, Garpeved. ifving room| Younes | Co-operative Weal Esiate Bachange S" trout porch. Oak fears, meht, gas heat, . and gar LOOKING FOR A 6 om. 7 den space Additional Lars . BUSINESS? You'll find of iB .| money makers advertised the +, OW in B i "a ecen | tunities column in Real Estate Ins, fied! , 4 Ps ‘ PY ee ran vee A ‘ a, Bi4 SLAC O ET # a pa Y yg aie yee P / a 7 ; . Ki | |) io } A % ; f ; , f chee)! /: : | 4 | , ‘ y | , Pe , | : | _ APRIL 26, 1953 / 7 TWENTY-EIGHT _, THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY - 26, - , __Fret Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Lake Prop. 44] ForSaleLots — 46|MODEST MAIDENS’ by Jay Alan WE WILL BUILD! |, 2 A i i ; el OFF N. PERRY terms, modern home, orn es ne g ec) ie | Say Btiat Sserten, Rate L, H. BROWN, Realtor | ~Bsisb i wt".sle, “* pened th oii, = w : SUBURBAN VACANT | GAYLORD meee Wiper magi, oe | Sumaiiee aoe Mag ere | AG Za, Pate place, efised etter turry. | MODERN 0 RMS. NEAR ELIZ Tae. 6 — FURNISHED proce payment. sundwal, Bkr. soo iteet ry f' room modern. bouss el! Neat —_— fovestment. ‘10,000 down. P d LITTLE FARMS JOSEPH F. REISZ artrl ge Pc ee OS eR ce | re cane vem mo. L. H. BROWN, Realtor | |HOME & INCOME | |) y AE ESTATES .ADE YC wa | Siout"Wasemene. Seta priee iy | fst “Feame oul Briar hate Thaitien RO, Ao PRite’y tee trim "and pat to Lu fact teen geaeed ht gon | Sy Su lige evn bere Established 1916 Sch Sarasa Se Ss eer COZY BUNGALOW crass seer" garden tocin, earuen wahogaay, hee WEAR mox gcmoot seedrm.| THREE BEDROOMS | comtortable 4 room med Fone “outdoor erie” Cochran ee Walto-wall carpeting. fete "ct | ‘rule ome to stunted ont peo | Sted west’ of Boating. hs; closet space i fl if ; ' i at - i Hi as I a : Belte Hues gas heat, car ga: water edge to rnished. Priced . —- 096 street. Outside grill and well-| Completely furnished with wall to| at only $5.500 full price ee ee ao - penn SOE) BEET ar Pees | "tre vac +. Seer | Seem ONE FLOOR—3 BEDRMS. North LA ¥ Comfortable § room modern home a 56 a new ou) furnace. Garage, ‘y i & can’ move in Fiaht away. BOY'S SUIT, BLUE, GOOD CONDI- owner, PE 31278 oon Vou nly $1,000 down, a “eee = on. Chubby 16. 010. PE 66600. __ | couisone WASHINO xe ictal price O10.) WARD E. PARTRIDGE Business Opportunities 51 Money to Loan ; 53 7 FORMALS. > sur EACH. Good cond FR 3-398. NEW HOMES 2-831 ERIE ENE EERE es. se 6. 10. Ii Phoos FE | pcommonwes INDIAN VILLAGE. Fine westside REALTOR FE 2-8316 YARD. COVER- me, EEXMORE WRINOER WASHING home wiih attractive 26 ft. itv 2 BEDROOM 43 W. Huron St. Open Bve. 1 to 9 around. ou | WHEN YOU NEED | seceiienr comeeriee LADIES ae tea bath, ~Ze- Pull 00 das. Licknear wit a 4 to oe rs eenteet = ‘rte 7,300. Phone ve eit $25 - $50 2 FINE PORMATS. STRAPLESS EEXMOND 4 10. WASHER With ° . ' ver. ‘$385 Sane, «| Laeveee| JONNSON RA GALLEY | Heats it aremeiace "st| Seles, ise tr | tna nanan CBOE mNcL FURNITURE. Only $1. = — O of us do if it’s about a Bear scenic Walter’s| munity a 8 alleys| budget We ‘vill be glad to EW Debaees sige 18 ALES. Builders oP Fak pa dese 3 BEDROOM barkain and @ bargain we Kaka beeutita ibention Tor na to excellent condition, “Al build- with 2 men's used sults. size 37. Call ls | Lake fat nog, Newt ben gti nat RANCH HOMES FOR BETTER HOMES ur mice home on 4 4 ft. terms. . apace. The price of $88,000 in: S ATE ~ all io Ave. — | $12,000.00 Ae panes | woe Batts [tage Remar pe | Se ggeemest Boek aati) | NDS SAS sw patent | Pee ga ros ae ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES ‘ . ped ag pt. nice room, " tm knotty res Lak BEER WINE STORE 5 p.m Terrific ‘Tee large irine. r™.. fireplace. Drive cut (~ Ayr 5 Road te ‘is room ‘home “with basement Som ore Pal XK. i ores” ine You rd to be a college FE 4-1574 ide cee: Paaba cond. ve a Sse s| eras!) ee Se S| ate ae| RIDGEWAY sin jee Nas | CEP ERSHT OUTIL | ere | ALAR CRIS A full basement, rec. rm ‘Evenings’ after | R R B. , Inc be sold to estate. A hot 4073. tose, He termes «| 3 BEDROOM BRICK S00 call Mr: Meboke. FE 6-200. tla ot gc Seepelyee Res! Bstate 4-6203 down ‘and ‘awer mo Jones, 0.000 Up to $500 ee EHORE WARIER,, 0000 COM, spam soar re ve:| $13,950.00 ne Pe on wa "GIROUX & FRANKS waite eee MS Pee, tte: |_ Sais tavernees. TS | RinonTon Tang VeCORe LEE yt, Bi, home all on one floor strictly 38 acres, sandy soll, includes 7 cai aaacen deals cloved tm 30 minutes. | iS. aaent OAs STOVE LIKE y. Reasonable. FE This ies, guaran 2 oF 2] rive out US. 10 to Watkins Lake wes an tos ant, ie teamea'i| Rochester Real Estate wee ee ee on Bile ity + om barat ame mate ce Somes. new. reasonable. 1 Mariva, up- ioe, | - > Seite iped| re eerie] Serie pits] ERANK SHEPARD, | Exiga. = ls Beare seh ate OAR] AN a SE SE | Score 6 oe Eip bulla. veaity ag Meters | JR on Lakewood Drive to Megat | pinee after 6:00 call Mr. Diller. For Sale Lots 4 "yn cit of FE tome CONEY nO tone ROOW om LOAN CO i FURNITURE Lito Re ay marble sills throughout. 3 SUE BIRDE ee m ABOUT YARDS OF UBED | _10 miles_west, mon Sock" up“ Portuseed » base Toon, Immediate clocine and poe-| Attrectively desimed fully ere | Power MILE ROUTE L Co tees, fia iuiois’ Ave. PE Sits | “ne Oeed conditn, ens reason: ment for recreation. ol] heat session. cedar sidine 18 ft. living as 9 he oe oan mpan for appointment. abiy priced. FE 32-1106. 23 Thorpe py te ra eee eee, weeds | WICK LOT ON HAVEN ESTATES | ff lt M. Winom Rd. or WANTED: PARTNER ton diate is | APT, WAGNER, CLEAN PROTT se ‘rms. pecial alle “plastis tie beth. oll beet. ANTED To CEASE; 3 OM | _preterrea PEC saeet, Geure: + Seturde ' Pg, DINING ROOM SOTTE, Fa New Ranch Homes | fms, fitmomavsrogeyay ar | eateeeeg bt tote i Neat | Mottmeraat 98. somn OO | "heres "Preferably on TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | 4050, 3) 65s RC Sas | co vt aces: All drick exteriors with double rarare land | Sinton “terms, aie PER CENT | OAK HILL RD. 00 BY so sues | Doty, Sewing. 202 N. MAIN a : st condition, Ree eiacked enrages Living | §5305, down. A proverts you | INTEREST Boo Norn, Chapman, MUST VACATE PROP- ROCHESTER. MICH, |*_®. APF SE ELECTRIC | _Seble, " dat “ha ST ime aaa aaa [mere Ente] MO em | eB ca quuptore est Side FOREST LAKE COUNTR LAND SUIT ~ S, PLATFORM ROCKER, | —" = food tia aerate oy | Bit SaamlaMeets Pm] Scenes toege ac| Seiko eee eaters |g regrow" "| CLUDING SHUFFLE. | maiaar Ge tant vom | Seonoou Toners ae |* Sepang Ss ‘ Found e . a : pa. 4 | A crerecuive, Romance em) = OY] VAN Herts segminnwetierss | BOARD. FE 4-3105, FE|., pagieiecs pivinobybwe,,.| Eft sient secu condtie| Seer eee, oe Soon te re : ranc rooms only $10, ee . baud qua of your choice os | Bloomfield Highlands | bats eiiers © yeutibule entrance REALTY down alicia LOANS | s.osmettast seas | Pee com: | details and :; if wag heme, Durwetace, | vedreeme, ful Nesement, ofl boot. tx. mp. | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor these youreeit “and sare mare | ite, ® vanity, ON 2188 mancing. Ask Mr. Vail- trick and home. Firepiac 2383 ORCHARD than half retail In, , lancourt, gas heat, Seeete , sasnee—eutek recreation, nS oo Open "Dat te P 31 Opkinnd ave vz peo 3, ACRES ON DIXIE Hwy. al a 60, Ziuorggrent, Orchard Lake “WALTON TV Lake Front Home fered at 820.000 terme, CALL US RAE tO in DARTH . Jars ot hardware, =| 30 ELA +7131) BED. SIMMONS COIL SPRINGS acy semen eot un | Crescent Lake | Sabue! Ee, ee, eee : Se, cen ood ot SHOPPING | ,jasunves ¢™ settee OC |Setato oats romrtras oP : “BOY Fr-wet 5 UTivOL_AMERICA Seas | awe rol st Hewett mae | BET) HORSE. | CLX,BUSINESS SITE | fat 2accalatem ‘sien FOR A LOAN? | MitTur gia man oe ta tr Sas Sete Cod, neue recrvetion. foem tg eo 325 ft. paved street on both| er. “Women—enerriod, orthosis. "We: | Sais Sasa TE Kem FADER #9 50 up. small maple buffet, te- . proc Reem u, tated sree MAHAN Fe Se Serre baits Aiko) has’ ood se eroverer,| PAUL A. KERN, Realtor Ponwe fist "Poooe visit toon, ee ole (bow bank beds Tee gies (CHOLIE) ecm | ceern| Sears | Se TE vee (pare Seca Bungalow—5 Acres & HARGER CO. g, oa Rr ee | Ger ines ene | & ENEFICIAL Meso compartnent, "MOiberr) | $850 pew cotton m trons. ail ieht on Elisab@th Lake Oven 8:30 "til 8:30 1075 W. Huron ctristed, medium restricted ond B E 92064. ee a per — Rana very pont aud chees 33 W. Huron st Ph. PE 6-183 E 2-0263 moder restricted. Check INVESTMENT e FINANCE CO BEAU WD 8, 1 => 2 rooms od ons H everything gira to Ine sie Sieg wg : . wExt, 200m, 39 BRANCH Water ford-Drayton Sub.| fr". ogg ES aritrl Oc 1.W Lawrence, PE 3200: Pontine | elepresc. Large, ivory. ASY | TERMP OR LAYAWAY poreh. $2,500 down. —_——___ ——_—__ ~—,;| 30 2 10 iets. O80 Eh ON —_ pot aoe tag lng BLOND DINETTE SET. $100 . Sale Lake P “4 Bw A A, 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE M Kenmore wachen 536. bir, 18 | PREE PARKING AXD T vA PLA. ee woacrrce roecor| 4 stevens Farm Sub. | Sivxhos ttle See FEED & HARDWARE ONEY Sesion, Toews, gu Gas rete hake vane KINZLER HOME “Ee eae tne eakenes | SGencod Suiy'tia ‘ne, ioe" | FLOYD.KENT, Realtor | carer » com ates! WAITING BOTTLE GAS ‘a i i wooded tnt. 983300. ‘Pacing Croat Watkins-Pontiac Estates | * vrece ones, Bret. ee ge os and fertilisers. e| ger = mi Complete tostat: EAR eee | mamma: | eke Recor ee met] Io Ren cet See ose et| You May Borrow |¥ Aube, ong Fas WE_Dek| geome om on Om oe Co-operative Real Ean ‘ore wmndow fn the elensant Jots ‘and acreage with lake privi-| °* Perry Acres DRAYTON PLAINS MUSIC PINBALL $25 to $500 ianrt west 52 Gal E] ric COLONIAL BRICK | — guobeards: fie" bath JAMES HOSTITES | Ses ‘olen series a | Onn ey wow we pom) | MUSIC, PINBALL gator, 1M, Coldapot, 3 ‘eld tre nie act oon waunate ‘ae _ forest cir a . OR 30352 acanoras oy borth of Pontiac. wy apart sy oo oie end then +4 fim the Today sinks, gas ee 2 spindryer $140.58 —Row tae 98 edin"to tbe charm of this eub-| sidewall 'und water “Oniy | “Duck Late Rates ft troatane | yy corp tmin Farms | spsce (Owner Pur een ‘ecame, pot toom to er. our an your many pay Cor. Pontise Ra. ‘Months x pleasure will be poe a yO better begs ig PE. 008 MeO 4-2803, det, on ve “good sroed ust iporth Zoned Industrial operation for semi-retirement. creak J up to Se months to iid ORAY RUG wre PAD-OR closed rear terrace. Decorations | "hut Cas be found. «ROM LATE COTTAGE. FoR | Baldwin-Waldon Acres | tess ¢ than 2 miles from downtown | TRATLER RENTAL BUCKNER p biending of decorative paver aed BAY NEIL, Realtor — 80 Ft. Choice Beach | §,%¢%? Bareels, cod garden tend] $3 Some SM “Givias te cell yess | SEscallent Jecction rss \ LY Sate ~ 8 Bese omit Pog Om ins Gite Hae Baoeee cm | FETE RTE parE ee, | On Macetny Late, oMered ot] eed ralt k fee airline valuable eal FINANCE CO. cahae a bucey: | Two gals. for nn... aioe kitchen. Gas beat. * Real Estate Exchange| sacrifice for quick sale Walters-Clarkston- I or ceutement. buy valuable real 2 : a TO BR overhead door. Truly « tami. HOLMES-BARTRAM ig Roy Annett Inc. ertate, oan Adore Walgreen's caw aye tittl | _ and ee.’ | Boher or pact come beach “ARRANGE” YOUR AP. T ] o02_Disio___On 31000] , ...., $30, wim size REAL " PONTIAC 3 EMPLetON |Foetes waaay corse] feet Le" Ut AED eae ROGE ~ SCENIC 3% ACRES | OLD FARM HOME | ShuS™"t Ghuly"s, Fuss|. 1 Acre Parcel sen PECIALIOTS IN_ BUST I my a ae ee Good | ubtaatial home in fair ion paeend LAKE 2] oJ M$ # ge jnborhood. a Only ‘ Cotta upee Chaskoien with 2 cores of goed . Beautt- with 715 cement blocks. FE 5-797. | $1,300 with down. ecmovane Se even | Sante “boroomna’ downed’ tists; | RESTRICTED WATERFRONT LOT 5 Acres on p— Bo mens eres | wowah cutsiée stairway. The page Egy =k on Indianwood foes ey bestaces Porm ‘with z Ee Ra. \¢_ mile from M24. Lots of} 4 year around stteam scross the Biches. “Ground” serel bevement than — or ek aoe beng Shete freee apple & maple trees. | property a $2,100 down. for room, Oli heat. Dbl. garage. ot | ment — be - on lease LAKEFRONT. SMALL MODERN 100 = 150 a o_o PEOPLE WHO WORK ‘ FURNITURE ou Dixie, Low down payment.| Woodhull Lake. This is s beaut Wen (hte epectalined corvice ON LEBARON Fetachl this cove with 2 bedroom | _ PE $4306. Yoo P Oe eo Pull t 1951. 5 room bunesiow rf bend “yt: W lay” . Gest’ i condi eat “nosn | faraihiogs “ah “oea‘iy nev sr i . Woods |. LC: LADD hens Gece tinbee ebowt | ote. Larae lot close, te bus and uron a? S | ase Dixie Rwy. Plains 62100 will down to 4 ve bd 72 tent OT Morisaze "| Beatie. Oniy ee iat Gil. Easy | Lake, urtvfionee, of Lone Zeke. 2/10 beautiful _vacant lots. HUMPHRIES | ¢ rom motors woreoved foors| “FAPIRE" const. co. DEY. he eg Ears. pod —. REALTOR FE 2.0474) iis wn'tan. tires wins | Model Open | jubtivision. Bounded by PUBLIC LOAN Cooperative Beil Motto Recheane | ey oe oe as Terms. | wrest on wise ne. off vate th| Ave. Will sacrifice for W. Huron _ FE 3-7181 oe quick sale, FE 4-6203, Templeton "faewtonge Laene 06 Multi-Lakes Realty Broker. FOR COLORED WHITE LAKE 3060 8. Commerce R44. MA 41050 BARGAIN. 0 FAMILIES Including 110 ft. of excel- Near Pirmeram Seon sad Foe ty A, hy, croton at reemame. Sis =| Otter-Syivan Lakes sista eowan” “| Salon pores and, ‘pene | “fous Satbatig Eas over | Hac Sia, two 69 Atta, ose : eied interior. A barenin at and -_ ‘ G1 Re 67.950 ~ terms. ges on — S-Crooks Rd., 113 ft. frontage, $1200 Sat yet aloe HUNTOON LAKE SuB,| "= ii ions ondpieeags nega Pasaad se cre p Ask far Mrs. Eigturine ell leree rooms, | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor S59, f 95,978 Bw oe ssteusopoovansoenvers ae nw include” dining “Toom. fal | $03 Community ettenal Bast Bigg asst eens on 68 UNE" socecsasecthnng oo | RATE gto terns ted | TLL Ta Ne Lane wom | termn WHY BE HELP-|Fex sain on x, eee ceerwostrent , es Lane "Pull price 616.000 bee OMY. garage. Manor, the best one, y law ELUXE KENMORE Whinc id etchange: KINZLER |, i= cosrowers —_| ie mas LEST Hp Wnt An] SEER SEC | : ny j ! . j ‘ * ; ‘NPORT GOOD CONDITIC J. A. Taylor) 2535575 | wichoute & WARGER| paw. M. Stout, Realtor | quickly get you workers! Farniture ™ ¥ 2 . ie | 4 — OF part ETA RT| REE an eee ee a re > ; . ‘ , t <3 Ho’ fg f ee f Va ae j TN Ae a Pee . g Mes Bl y f ~ . Y f , A ; ' = a 4 < : , hee f -f \ ey ‘ - foe / / tie Ns ae é THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 : } TWENTY-NINE | bs F by Dick Turner Do It Yourself 61 _ Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68| Sale F Equipment 76 For Housetrailers 78 a Seatestiee fyhan Ser ey ee ra a a 8 ‘oor fe yp To Fr | i | | \ a Glagieter ‘by! 318 inch ick wey eaivers San i i oom + AWNINGS s chastbron, — ce Nursery. MU. eo parts and fac- TINI CEE WEEDON TI A Ey ER, and many otner 1 Bd PE 200 | BVEROREENS SPRUCE ARBOR- SEE LEE and 2 bedrm. to ft. FOR RENT $3.00. Dig you own. 725 Wolf “The Tractor Man” eat possible terms. New Callers rn seas ox tand conten | Ge SS: Cotes. he 31 Mt, Clemens (92 as as % down, as long as wall paper steamers—waxers and | FRUIT TREES — BE ARIN O. | ips) MODEL PARMALI 4 > alate deal hasedapertiees CEL TRAILE furnace vacuum cleaners. Osk-| dig your own, $5 each. Perennials | 3), , 24 Ld . OR A land Fuel and Paint. 436 Orchard peonies, red ‘barbary ane TRACTOR PLOW Tl : PARTS—STORE Tro. . Vv. SETS, — \ Lake Ave. PE 5-6150. evergreens, 2510 Rochester Rd. ‘s| CONDITION: noo aft Brerytine for the ‘Toate ,' - tal ’ y ~~ DO mile perth of Aubers. OOuASY CREDIT TEKMS | &. Telegrane ime YOU HAVE DECORATING Strawberry Plants..... 2c We Ae BRO yas. Open Eves. & Saal ? State inspected. D. Moran. OA KING BROS. AMERICAN OENERAL. We can you with the bun-/| 62035. “E 401% PE ¢1112| nental, Westwood and other dreds of latest fashionable | STATE INSPECTED PREMIER YOUR +H Only 5 ements 5S. Priced ee S Pn Ss renee =. Robinson strawberry plants and PONTIAC RB a DYKE at a very savings. CONE’S REN chard Lake Ave bu S410 Letham raspberry plants. OL BOLENS Used trailers 4 low os $80 down. be ni NTAL FOR THE HOME WORKSHOP. | ~ PLANT NOW = oro HOES in? 27 BOOT STEWART - AM. sine ans stove... ‘3 |3 WEATHER COME. Porter-Cable, Miller's Falls andj TARDE NiIRCET used, Credit trade for furniture. Fonte top clevtrie Tange... $0.98 | me ee Ome OS. Pw Oe Saniey power tons, see arna | LAKESIDE NURSERY | eveny stuhpment. eset Diste wy. | _‘Saesi” te F .. : sod Eves. iy “y ALL! xh Ba Be he aera es es BURMEISTER’S oiluiet Bowm PaYiamnt Keftrviag LUMBER ae Sunda, iiLis ; FRPACTOR, OO O and Sundays. B . Make me an offer 170 BETTER VARIETY > low cult'vator with Hydraulic N C F; J. P LE C A geo angst aoa ft. Call after 4:00, $2508, | ——eazte Rd, lot 08. PB £73, 181 Oakland Ave. FE 41504 prices. Well grown and fresh dug. BUY WITH MOBILE , DO If YOURSELF. SEPTIC TANK | Esvecially suited for ranch type ew. . cleaner. Only $6.95. G. A. Thom: home planting: Bader N J J —USED “BARGAINS | TWO YARDS som 68 Ferrey © | _tie seat Lats aOR 3101.” | qusrantccg wee veces ae m-| APARTMENTS @ Cu. PR. Prigidatre retriger- WHY PAY THE HIGH For Sale Pets 69} , dlements. ator OPEN 6 AM. 6 PM < See our stiection. Stewart coaches are that. 1° Cu. ft” Prigidaire " ‘retnger: C&C Prices DOLLAR FOR PAINT? | ize nx Ail priged to SLI With storm & Jalouste >! yor Rock Lath, per } HIGH QUALITY Cote ian eM OLe PUPS | Case Permusen. Chalmers.| Plenty of wardrobe new sine electrig range $28 Ghoctreck, per sheet 128 FULLY GUARANTEED couneas Mueiet wane Toe te end Fermall bectere comolete bath wentennntt £7174 Es A Fine boards, per M-. $78.08 PLYCOTE PAINT PER GAU o1.9 | [lampion Eberie’s Buddy Lone. BUY AND SAVE AT sine tub Double floors many 1 Auto washer............ 6139-56 | 1218 W. pine eens ee, a: £8 DUTCHCRAPT PER OAL. $1.88 SiG Rinang dons PE seit | HOUGHTEN & SON | Sich rates. ‘See cleo the Domes : scence sB5 2u4 red fir tm neg O ft o 2 REGISTERED —KERA gix Case. Ferguson. New Idea 45 ft. trailer package in history Many other — , ins te p Neco = pe | 4 Special per M... ee FPLATS—ENAMELS mos. _Saie_ Or lease. FE. $000. ae Stein, _Doenestes: Ot. es on thie lot, New General CLAYT . ixé floor per M.-.... $110.08 Special KING FE ¢1112| BABY PARAKEETS WITH CAGE. | INTERNATIONAL $1, CHEAP. FE | ory Taeee saben har or oes -LAYTON'S te per o.oo 0o2, * eterna P, 3 BROS. Limited Time Only. .$5.98| 5**§ = a} bee Furniture, Appliances | Loose ‘hock woot 0° i3|GE AUTOMATIC|/ ===> ne ee Bee LA | BEACH GOCE ES RTE a Wow Tipe bees tou Hackett | We wit take your contract ear. 2009 Orchard Lake Re. | Scents “Fiyerere Secu”? $$ WASHER, SELLS FOR| “*™™- t's Programs like this that are gonna drive us en ae vase | een eee ae | Soe aes eee eee a oe ee a TV 11_or FE WP. Combination ances | $319, NOW $249.50; AU- kids back to our homework!” os PACEMAKER CROWN ORAPH.| BEAGLE PUPS. REO FIELD | +4300. ; Oxford Trailer Sales Tse Mouse's Rane TAs | Ainminum, combination doors $89! TOMATIC DELUXE eas “with syochronised renge| beatles. PE CUM. "| “tia taste Pine wow OL vases, | Michiean bottle gus. Trader parte Kptiance, 22 W. Huron 8 FE) complete, ony a ti#®| GE UNDER - THE -| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 * Gnd reflector: 4 timboliers: film | Female. AKC. registered. FE |TORD ,TRACTOR WITH, BLADE |! Mile South of Lake Orton on 36-06 Weed WA OH ING MACHINES | op yoy SOUPELL PAINTS COUNTER DISH ~~ | PERLDs ELECTRIC manDwans,| AU. sscclleet condition. FE |—— _shape_142 8, Johnson, PE 280. | WILL TRADE § ROOMS FORNT $23.50 and up R. B. Munro Elec- OU ARE BUILDING A HOUSE r , Mi BOve=S NAReWens. | san FOR SALE GARDEN TRACTOR Te for equity in Co. W. Huron, DRIVE OUT Ta Bt RMEISTER 8 WASHER, $318.50, LAWN MOWERS — PE seve ies OR ¥ 1217 OB Fine. OF Fate. eanax ak =| CANARIES POR SALE: PHONE | Like new. With plow. cultivator Ma 3005" meters Seles. Z y - SHARPENED CHO RECKING . $0038 di ; “ahs Te ete | las AS, NOI $239.95; WHIRL-|pagtQP Som | Dine ey" “Pe Bn | Ses Saeinenton camber Bh | ata i Gime Se * re srewst'| "Rent Trailer Space 79 APT. } - up FE 3 eS eet: | COCKER SPANIEL REGISTERED | FARMALL TRACTOR, 1946 MOD- oaaee ge RB. Munro Electria, 1080 BURMEISTER TOMATIC WASHER PLYWOOD _ Sales Musical Goods ved Born. -Dec., 2 60, Mrs. Bell RO AO ery Cr ae Galler ‘apeces hee Be. aa . , LIGHT METAL CABINETS.| %& in fir, 4x8, per sheet Pr ¥ = Ses | reat USED WITH SUDS SAVER| chipped bethtubs, (4% foot), dam-| is in’ sanded fh anes ANTIQUE VICTORIAN TYPE|3 MALE PUPS 1 ENGLISH sEeT. |PRAZER ROTO TILLER PARTS | wurre Sage °% es ~ S J ' i veces 63.88 |” lou “athe Pointe Serv hoe ee. TRADE-IN DEPT Northern Lumber Co. SELLS FOR $349.95, ages cutiigcsatash, Gomeped cosh. “ hardboard eee. O28 i-— Fs, a conan her ey Tr. old fomale _ Opa ow 2 Gece 413 5p A] § arewes chest ............. si0.00 | Pootise On #8 SS san | NOW $269.00; IMPE-|_ “Sis piss Ney” Drapes’ Prone: | tx1 rund! lite bathroom board $3.29 | pone PE SM oy ig ny ig "fesidence We furuish evervining. Auto Accessories 80 Lo senecereceeees = ata Se ~ 'z_Draytes_Pisins. ee m ‘ = = ere $19.95 t Telegraph & 8 Mile Ra RIAL WHIR ww owns, | Bathroom electric heaters... $7.95 | pg bene. 61108 ae Si oe Pree estimates given. Immediate | ~~~ ra mom | oe PL isis IRLPOOL| & , RCREEN DRS” | Metal kiteben cabinets. .....817.95 | UPRIGHT. 000. aes iin: hee Ge asad 4 teak F ho A ee . DRYER, $249.95, NOW| Leen omaments. taundry Tubs. “Da - od Re ogravaese 000.50 | SIAN FUMING AMD REPAIR. | PARAKESTS AND CANARIBA. | —°C¢0! Poste, MEEirece ¢-0007_Wolty, Auto Glass Service ree ea al tte | Tincm Prog pons STONE | $1000; DE LU X E| Sense ure: sre*vadee cece | some niki cxctae Store ovey | See Sena PE_ B41, | 20 temarm_ Bom ete HOUGHTEN'S | “eer srteer Olam tected. wae | @amaged Most sa “ : | away 4 | PARAK E iS. CAGES, 6 ve. dintnr room suite. $080) og Tm 65 end up Smaier| WHIRLPOOL IRON- als Dia Se eS S| ee . Sale Store Equipment 64 “‘s.04 ‘ince 1061. 606 Okina ave | 7D 7AMOUS BEARD NAMES | Te woe guareutecd Pree ihe EASY yeas Pm Poa P rao eg eo ER, $239.95 NOW $190, | Bees? . HUTC HINSON CLARY CASH. REGISTER. ADDS PARAKESTS, OPALINES; CANAR- it) ENS TRACTORS of coffee te a customer with each ace ae” | peee aaa ae oe ‘| LIONEL & AMERICAN) |) Trailer Sales | *| tis, sty.“ Sit! °° pananerrs “paniea wi MEL: | “ARNON HANS Moen |“ doen seearaar atl e FURNITURE CO.” | {e's Snte's or Siyuoe suis | ae oittEN? Bets gop | FLYER TRAINS __ | 8 tie Ber Drayton Paine | oo erepouipmmn yon | fee Pe ben tan pk 3si S_ SAGINAW 8T. a chard Lx Rd. First) CiAt ite WITH EVERY ORDER | AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERV-| O00, “lat Say Ferry, Fostauragt with sesting capecty Parakeers — Pe —sorecneg | HOUGHTEN & SON Pop MICHIGAN oe x of Walnut Lake Rd | OF PAINT. 50 PT. OF $ YEAR| ice and genuine factory | sion table. 36)_Perry. : of 95. to sell quick. Pri-| Dancey's, 239 Voorhies. PE 5-8031. kak, ‘Weekend ‘Siew wea ATTE N! i Pain QR ERENCE VooRS. 29% | “tis w. Ana BRD STROLLER. | QUARAWTEED MOSK 03.00, 25 | Pree tort oo eee a We ee tae ae | ea ee Forems you sis W. | $28 W. Main Rochester, OL, 1-9™81/ Woe are, wrecking 1940 to 1980 mi ba J DF eee ore ———— . : _ oS — tt . Pm __________mo| Clarkston Rd Lake Orion “BOUGHT A LaRGER| cs trucks. have several NIVERSA LER AND RE © acti! ENAMEL RECESSED PHELPS ELECTRIC MET AL PLASTER ER SUPPLIES “Rnd as ne oS $35. REQ. GERMAN SHORT MAINED | “trector. Wih cell « Cove SP Pae.| late model low mileage ‘wood en- Vinyl Inlaid Tile.4'Z0 ca, |e oem Drayton CORNER BEAD PER FT. tec | =e Sale Sporting Goods 65 RrouwTEneD—pRirranY POR | rubber: Por! 3 bottom plow’ OL | Sxies aod ‘body paris.” Rebus ) } ile. vac ea BET YOUR | = ¥iat} OR 3718 mnpanted — Bead per ft. Te | re TABLES FOR SALE. PH. | ples. EM 3-2500. 14300 starters, generators and voltage Indaid Linoleum ......... HEATING JOB PRICES ‘CEL ANKS | i *K | GAL 1 Tz, COMPLETE SELECTION OF FISH- | REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- | JOHN DEERE TRACTOR PLOW ny ™¢ | Can be cut im almost half. Instal FUEL OIL TANKS BLAYLOCK |B acl oun aoe ee 33 | “tea coulpment Open watt @ every | bord +. Excellent blood. | _ #0. Ph MA $4211 Clareston, | SCHRAM AUTO PARTS COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY co. | OF". eno ae evening excent Sundae and Mon-| lines. Female, 18 months old, fine| JOHN DEERF G TRACTOR AND | 3539 Dizie # re i ie mg eed gg eg te RR E w St |_Orchare Lake Rd_Keego Harbor, | SPRING TRE rag : | one pad. 9x15. One 30” outside | “GUNS-BUl SELL TRADE . color $5. FE 24079 als 1909 Moline wire hay baler motor, 2635 Auburn, | Meat A. ee B. Pord Bal¢win —tee : rom i ey __ teach. 10 Bagiey | STARTED COON HOUND CHEAP.{ = a 40 8. Sagine Oven Pride A blinds - BY THE 14 HP 1962 EVIN : MAple 58-3181, 3D TRACTOR. MODEL A AND Op Peron = Wienat ino. oo Petein eat ettie, . 961.86. Colored $100.50, - 7S oats, __. 6 3. .| with tank end rear abit. ft Mile Two a HUNTING Docs. 1| {pitiveter Gem Milter, Cliasheten. guetes and Fn tang y tales & wel) shelf egcel- widitly yoom counterflow, Pactory Seconds — MOVING SALE. SINGER .| & Jobs R section. 26165. Palmer. cor old. Part Labrador and irtsn | —™A_ 6-000! Rebuilt sprine« -" §7.50 cond Cail ar | tal wall ready fit SAVE PLUMBINO Y co | io Rp spallow well Jet pump 983.78 | ing machines, 620.50. FE 3-410 Reval Ook. 13 36771. ater Retriever. FE 62386. 2715 | JOHN DEERE H TRACTOR CUL-| Lots of used parts for "46 cars we 3080 work, water heatera, 100 8. Saginaw St. PE 56-2100 52 gal. electric water heaters 4 for free home demonstration. one. BOATS. MOTORS. BUY. |_ Shimmons Rd __ | _tivator & plow. $390. MA $0687 ot = | trie Vv gauges, ete. All carry yuar- } ge ge ROW BOAT. & COLD. | lune aus pitcher pumps " $5.10) | Tategraph PE 2-4708. ™.s bad +22) ence e Astor. 4 Tractor and ow a1 ph ened Ave,___Fu. VE ani , range $20 TV excellent coo | antes. OR = refrigerator. bed | Meory suty vitcner ee nary |SkE_ US BEFORE You Boy |<< 6 . tubber Phone MaArket 41046 For Sale Tires 80-A wee tS oar eat Thnk wire | : | ¢€ . 46687. | . — Lochay JD ee —_———— 3 noodle GF PURNTURE ben | 024, ct! Bat steam | wat = Arnason Plumbing Supply \SET OF MEN'S AND “gs | Ding. 704 N. Perry. PE 2-6113. | SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTORS | uto Service | oom. hiesas und Bying voom.| pansrs. outemetio eomeiet: | vor tess On Corrie oo MIS Oreav tie | ee Eee Const Sera | a ee tee ee ee ee ATE RUNS.| Earl S Mastick Co. M50 at Mi | A t Bedroom suite. studio couch. soll. galvenised. copper pipe and eateaettp Goer widity, open or a. _, ee, rs z | and carts Practically new. FE | _ Heat, Burr-Ghell 373 8 Tejecrech| ford Ra Milford. MU 44043 of | LePAIRS BUMPING & PAINTING pee gn EB electric range ‘uxsoorta’ bsnl 2088 Paint. Be premee N ‘nan and “lie $7.96 ,_ STOP | os AKESPEARE ROD AND R = Hay Grain & Feed 71 SPRAYERS, FREE ESTIMATE 3s ee | ee ee wenn coevite i. youresit heat ioe i 7 eo ak oe ence te EB 9 : = tate t We cerry boty Bardie ALL MAKES SARS “wootonale Prey e080 Dizic a PE 33900. After bours.| tic. field pate b burton starter iawn mower, Sure I ES | —“<— Prone MA. §-0008 Sivece “e Cave equipment. BRAID M a a Near Get, end oun. | Builders—Contractors eine wees-uer-wa| 2 approved. Licensed & bond-| it's & | xoee one MA $0088. __ - ee ae eee OTOR SALES | ear Watert at _ San. JACOBSON Sand, Gravel & Dirt ALFA &@ BROME HAY. OATS. ef ie oantnghess veces Walwor BEDROOM M FORNITURE. Home Owners | wick's. 3018 Orenard La Ra “ UNION ee hed — Maple See Ta ne kere ae pe Midwest 4-0008. : 90 ‘Years Pair Dealne. Large req leather chair. Club ‘Flush Panel Doors /REARING ADs. NEW AND) (, & Supoly Co. a PE ae LOT wa &-1 TOP GOl, FILL DIRT.| tee Tee -or more el, Cor | Mich. Chain Saw Dist. | <.- cess st West Pine st. White aylan Se es ee quality — Sew — off eines. | geet ene Bates FE Sues cosa hae A fe ; Wicks, 2678 Orchard Le Ra Earl Howard. PE eoand rE verve!) Sale service & Rentals MY nea 'T GRINDING IN - - ' INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPSH- 1990— ; : st f Aoate - +6821. - rebored. Zuck Ma- accessories. Tut table saw - gum - any - oak. “ye aad Gert recom EM 34031 EM 3- MA 42600 #1112. IND CUTTING CLOVER BAY. dc | _*S° chine 33 Hood, Phone Mi _¢seoe. oe bee ee ve. | gies? See Gastifications "HOB. | MEDICINE CABINETS LAROE 20 STORM SASH ik . 1 TOPSOIL, PILL DIT. | —Per_bele. MI _¢4083.____| TRACTOR ORAIN DRILL. PERT! | _3E6) r= WAYNE GABERT’S New fi + smb IES & SUPPLIES. 34h and/ inch mirror all metal. cabinet se . Pan crushed stone, sand and gravel.| 3.000 BALES OP MIXED MAY. | liter end seeder attachment 13 Sale s _ re errives. CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT. €14.| 5795 value $3.95. Slightly marred Aluminum combination windows| Ernest Musgrave, FE or| sifaifa, timothy and brome. Near | hole. John Deere Shasta Parm. Motor Scooters 8&2 APPLIANCE SPECIALS ques 00 per C. SSS ie es selection’ of medicinn | S24 doors LOW LOW priceli | FE 30108 | Clarkston No rain. Nice. Priced | 9784 Crosb’ Lake Rd. Cl ri ee Reclaimed Bricks cabinets “with end without. lights Al DRIVEWAY ORAVEL. TOP © sell quick PE 3-T207. aa wee oe ida’ Gadker a ---+: $38) Get yours before the summer, If you don't find what you hew sliding triple door umits all FE 4-6089 soil, sand, washed gravel & fill, AND SECOND | CUTTING Auction Sales 77 | _luxe. Good condition. OR_3-9788. AL + at $3 per hundred. Want in this columa, wh at exceptional bargains. Michigan 9 am. te 0 . dirt. Special on crushed stone.| A and brome. also y ~~ ‘83 ALLSTATE. EXC. COND. FE — ow! Used ~complete with frames not run a Low cost Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Lake | une a er The oly Irishman in the busi | and clover, Seed cata, corm. Secrsen ‘wan jeeue © ean 1h : . COND. FB = sake —Vve quality “Wanted to "aa? J ve : pess._ anytime. FE ¢6504. | ’ ies c ‘on cer iv om ol we xt aa, anid, tr. phone Miss Sales. PE 34181, —— oe JeWino Mace WEPATE ALL KINDS .OF GRAVEL AND SALE: Way. EMS "nome trou tefee birmins- toa. thee PE Mie CONDE « pF = R _ 3 | eg on all building aM Nails & Fence Wt adjust and grease any Fy ieted eS TANNER & HAY FOR SALE. : bam —" Included are some | '$¢ WHIZZER BIKE. LIKE figy oinery to from. Terms ew and used. Soccer = f make within iy — 5 c & GRA ate . of ol. morta % Oe. went of tom ee. e aft ve up to 2% per cent op new) SURPLUS LUMBER INSULATE NOW 30 commen. 06.56 , | oy ge ge Tf YOURSELF SAND SECOND CUTTING ALFALFA HAY ester LE. Smart 8 RF I oa. ond ¥ vm 0-610 | 9 AEP MATERIAL co AND SAVE MONEY 7 fleet poste, 800 caummt masminen 30 year quas:| fame Palle pulverised too * "stlens Re inise) OR > 009 : CALL wih | r items st | Ante J J. Brennen, 633 Aubure| Se* ee ie nearly new. 610 W. : Merkis ot mi south, of a B.2. = cyctes § Window, and « kitchen eink. Call ee a BLACKETT’S Ave 3038. Ai TOP SOIL. PILL DIRT. SAND For Sale Livestock 72) ville on M15 and 1 mi. on | % HARLEY-D efter i644 Buclid ane nso Cc ’ Ze} and | PE 308% and FE | ~ Glass Rd. At north end of Davinson. 0. B. ¥. Wintey—cse> scma-poar | CLOSING OUT — n BLDG. SUPPLIES | 2*4'S. Per lineal ft., 372¢,) Shut" Worn. Goyene “* _"™ hous BULL. 1s MONTES Eagle Lake. Blectrle stove. ae | ieas sea GOLDEN PLASM WS _ible sewiny machine FE $3488. | oe PAINT... ........... ore | 90 H. Saginaw &. PEteral 68 Oe ie wey masse} all lengths. HA TOP SOM. CRUSHED STONE. See tes Crone eae comb. Oihee tock aivine Fv Cc. 4000 ‘mi Like new. Reason 28° OIRL'S BIKE. NEEDS TIRES, | 0c TILE (9X8) _................ I = ——— —____—_____ ew SS oe ee A ial ’ gre l. Ciarkston. : ‘ . adle offer a: a . cheap: Wilson tennis racquet. | INIA LEM ope | SFTCHEN GOED Sesto VAT 13, BP. JET PUMPS. 00 50. 13 | UNION as wv’ | PE #1112 of PE 28873 BEAUTIFUL OELDING.EX-| Tories “creire. Dishes, Dols. | 18 HARLEY-Dav ee training EHSTF, old bassinet, se. Hes sees: 2 Lt ——deep-well tet pumps with 43-+—-s1945 wg Mile Rd. corner-Or}-Bt ACK DIRT. ANY AMOUNT. | —tremety welt manttered but spirit} Antiques Shop - to sell at, W. Beechdale EM 3 20%. : cheap. teeter babe. with new | SMITH’'S, 257 S. Saginaw — a ee eh com SS aa a chard Lk Rd Dally 8:30 to 6 | Gravel. PE 37111 or FE 5-5056.{ ed. Suitable mount for 3 pm. “=—<--5 eF - FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON "I cover: asd Roque, shag Tus: |——— saa pon PORNITURE | There ere factory marred, Mie |— MUST WRECK | 1 -LAROS AMDT GRATE GOME| "oe Ren a Cha, IRE STAY or adults. Wonderful carriage (pull motors, Dand saw. @ Jn. gndet, |" Jour Marley Devideon ee table lamps: white china lamp. FE +7881 _— — 25 Gute | _pressor, MA 43247 after 6pm. | gravel and top soil. OR 3-1840 or | _¢ P.™. : : winder, 2 bench vises. Work vidson Co., 372 5. Gagi- : | wowOOD eeaProtn—yacen | rite Are. Big house at 186 N. Perry St. | 2 ; . * | HosTEIN GRADE COWES. 3% Bench. Hand tools. 38 ft. exten- | 22%: Sees uhtae dines all ata cotton OM Die wih sel a oe SCREEN DOORS see OUR SPECIALTY * years cid. 1 Teg. Holstein cow, — wrecor {| HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR- img curtains; lepmp shades; misc shares 7 eats old. All | : . : . ine econ Pe | epeemrnees | LUMBER | stihate con oine Bete tity — "e hcetitaleelalil Es ee ee ote. or : pe = Arnold & Hickmott, Auc-| after 6 » jong; organdie hemmed for dress-| buy. PE K.G HEMPSTEAD BLACK DIRT AND PEAT. FILL. 7 JERSEY - a. : + hand white | =. CASH AND CARR a) us. 2 d and OR beif bo de a ny 4 es a 62228 or OA 6-3159, aoe tee et and duet reife, | POR SALE: BARD TOP. OR EN-| Cedar Bll new stock. 102 E. Huron 48284 BLAYLOCK éusTo! UCKING BY LOAD, | jing, helters. : For Sale cles 84 ; — . Also Fordson Tractor, Will coaL SUPPLY CO. or hour 3-5821. wich ia Cal For Sale Housetrailers 78) °° Bky Sisk ea, phte Pl a ae ere merry DTWAe | fetes SE, bh PowEn Moreen porary | S-Sivtert ale Are £8 20 | Bp Joo REED Tor SO) Pe te en ~ —~| sixes cop 10 Biichtly wrod wide corduroy SALE. HEATHKIT DYNAM-| [ooee = A, he : . : _. |i : LUMINUM ™ ; soread; all for double beds. Tems| te tube checker Model TOL. Si-| Oak flooring. ail graces A deposit will bold, one. Time Talbott Lumber deena PRIVILEGES WANTED | MXP APLING J EWES WITH | ALD fury rescouable. Fe| wed Pe cote 8S e. wh sees, rminenam. Me oaisd | _thape. 00h Fo. OM Seum.___| Renting Hos 26, G2 bumaie. | as'g) Wooewara” ona otis | foS, bet ols Opread ALLIED “MATERIAL | gq O0UTe 8: Feert MA Orel ms | ieee PONTIAC CHIEF. 30 PECUMST | Osu By PITSLE GOOD 19 20. FT. FRIGIDAIRE FREEZ- @ IN. ATLAS JOINER. WITH % | Pine & coder paneling "| —Mile Ra), Birmingham. MI +4008 Sate thumbing electtlecl “ene | TROIT” 24 TWINBROOK 2-850. | Nj Rochester Ma, OL 1-317. Call | offer. PE 3460 _ _ver Rd. Elisabeth Lake Estates, pve, good condition. $80. 4 | condition. Also) | EY plata & doseretive. MUST: SEL! plies, trim and | DRIVEWAY GRAVEL, SAND PILL | 5 SS ee Spring Clerance 38 INCH BIKE. GOOD CONDITION , | {neuleted wall board & til LLSTATE AIR“ COMPRESSOR Ave. Ph, PE to | dirt, “and top soll. OR 30500. | "(Simon nd aher bpm. or, Best ot Tm jaee wend gow aCe BY Lene = ALLSTA A was RA = ame CC : r $ Dm. or GIRLS Se OCHWINN 5 - 1 ore ee SZ umPee Co, | Complete with 7 ft. of hare and “Tarvaulins. standard sizes ia EXCAVATING | een We TR Ninn ocmOSMEN bs | _ Excellent condition. 690. FE 23000 ; EM _3-3731 Au tor Call EM 35166. PONTIAC TENT ‘S AWHING co,| 70? tou ,sand and gravel and Stallion Sesky’ fase Akos. PARKNURST TRAILER SaLhG | treining” whecis. te. Li eae ete CTATE | 0 oak, Reins patoxe, Ot, wo Cabient_ Ave, FRENCH — POODLES PARA. | 0M. PE ¢-ome _| 1 mile of tk. Oren. | EM si? DOR 94 | —200._80 8. Perry. — dition. Only $35. rE. te electri ea, feeners, keets, MY 3-2883. aie “a bred mare. tly, Dedine SEW _ AND, RECORDIFOGED Boats & Accessories 8&5 % mn ce ’ ec ft. 8. ‘y My disposal, .5 yards, $10. Delivery. ir.” . ° plan. Why Ay rent when A % oD Rue 13 ft. ¥ n, Redlee Phone FE 5-0682 or FE 5-6826. RIDING HORSE BAY ND jou can ets, good traller tome cenrunt ZED | sno STE TLUMEING SUPPLY, FARM TOP SOIL _ |- wule-,e syazs, sion. ete dhe | [or oo tot tse aecnoe 4: mcrel. LIFETINE. PORT: = ae | «(ene 6840.06 at $29.95 aiso| end bieck dirt. § loa@, y; ; 0 S. Telegraph PE 2-3200 an boats c Garage Doors “eirmece. in good conditicn. FE gufeordinarr™ of door yah | tie oe seek Battles Lake 1A. Davie. Eves. & Sun. p.m. = ~All on dis- SPECIAL SPRING OFFER oom owen MOWER secent 389 Orchard Lake gol, sand. gravel, fill dirt and 7 ai steele miss, ‘Phced, toast perditg warm voor oh oo non Ply Bm mong sell $75.00. J PIECE WICKER SET. REASON- | FoNTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP. 51008. iE ween 1 and 8 p.m. remod free atte. Corn crib. Good condition. |“ ply wash sand and 1, A Wanted Livestock 73) %3 new N 8 PT. 3 LU 1A AT 20003 CEDA x 7 ft, $100, PE 5-088. ‘and morter, fill dirt, road gravel rooms. Trade, for “cat, track, | EVINRUDE. MOTORS PIBERGLAS INSULATION. | _***- . Forrest _terms. PE 20978 5 Good 45420 RUN ROAD GRAVEL FRO-| Kinds. med ta 3 TRAILER 0 CAH 7a Mich'gan propes'e.s, all marine % thick paneling. 1's" &|4 BURNER GAS STOVE. REGU-/| WELL DRILLING MACHINE ALL| cers vel field dirt, field . . r Skeet 1% HP] lation size, good condition. $25. PE 5-580. nd Washed - rr 7 take ov . OL & varnishes, EZ terms. \ / ORE - fend trester o. Barrets “was Jacobs Grocery, 616 W. Huron. iss PACEMAKER CR ee ves We “rrave Toa “erevel, L For Sale Poultry 74 Hanns cOstoM BUILT. 3 PE i WALES @ SERVICES. 423 Artists’ i “he Hraraun. we eer | POWER MOWERS | 1¢-Sith 126 mm. P47 Weolensak | Diack dirt, and mason : and take-off pulley. voiell — finder; solenoid Graflex flash- Seas . STOCK. ——s ‘ania ca a al aid Kel | $276. 2TI01 W. 12 Mile Rd. Unie selectionrrote rotary mowers $40.50 Son ‘beck ageser, large earr: titel ce raras Gennes si2. 90 wins Co. kawe Gf atune. von wie electri _—— “Geaier, Run Seuta aad rs. Supplies” No. 24A. TETE | Hand mowers, 00 | | _pmsesss, 1 “neetuent condition. | PROCESSED ROAD & DRIVEWAY | WHITS EMDEN GOSLINGS FOR | _30100\_— Sect ine, artes Comoasy. oer nee * A , WITH Authorized Serv- ‘VE OME KEW | WOW. cravel. Pt run. 60-40 end cushion | $i 170 OP erations PONTIAC Postise. Phone FE 30118 of an G BAND. APRIL 30 toulets. "rueg hry ares ras KELLY'S HARDWARE pO wisning ‘well | cn TOR soit SAND AND | Sale Farm Produce 75 7 P. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD t h lamps. ravel. FE . ‘new. Price : won ¥-" | Radutchicablewed Ave tick |" ROAD GRAVEL | “several nartelien> saan Consran, islisia oe Se which > rr We are going out of busi- ry f Git Shop. tie Or- 0 delivered. PE 46508. See Ee Seat ANCHOR FENCES ness and must sell our] _er. , : Susie SHREDDE —- Cipts MOBILE HOMES See, re perio FREE ve rt reury. Pecodiion te, ait B Pourth, Also « nay Top to, fl sand & gravel. soem _ia $05 ihe \pew, tt % Pontinc. Up to |i my JOuNEO™ AND FEE, 32282. Tz eerce-wye = coreone 3 pores © 3+ eae vou cen bay 0 Les Dutchineen ¥ & La vr ; aaneen SOMONE. WITH FARTH MOVING A Yeu. meta | don turphee Boyt SUS Use? | etteel actin ‘co"alarce | poses Mller®. Sn exsbabar Hutchinson's Trailer Sales Br, EPO POTS ‘ Exozise| Berry Bros., and Glidden | Steska"sr Grieg ais 13 | WOGE STCRM “WINDOWS an | SAND ORAVEL FILL DIRT. FE | EED FOTATORS GND ORTON | Picne Om Sie “ates, FRIAS. val "HES tod 5. These are| paints at wholesale costs, “: LHP AIR COMPRESSOR. CAR WEL ROE 2m, MARTE. is aoe fo ee 2 8, pari Maeter. will aparete, ey oye Le J Michigss| fishing tackle % off.|¢ swcdbebgeaness al 7 ae ( & 8 Auto Seles, | ie Hey en See meee MY 3008 r a , Sale Farm Equipment 76 Grok, p Tat cat | Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) ~~~ ~~~-| trade for equity, Vacant tot, ear, ~ TYPES FENCING, POSTS . anes PR ay J. C HAYDEN BAY} Rubber bane Sal eat Churches Inc. | S'temi sex anes 1 Gal. Paint and _-____svi oe oF. Of Roller or Pan... .$3.90) "35, O08 Tope, 89 YOUN Gan | , | FLOOR SHOP | aETs AY THE PONTIAC PRESS, 4 | j y, ! , E TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1955 | j ie Ge SF a1Segts Transportation Offered 87 PONT.AC DRIVEAWAY SERVICE Unieg _ Stzect WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR COMMUNITY CHEV. 2 TON DUMP STAKE $1045 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer Reins ee U Rete Dixie Hwy. at M-1§ MAple 56-6071 WILSON GMC Oakland at Cass PONTIAC NEW AND USED TRUCKS WIDE SELECTION OPEN EVENINGS FE2903 FE4#4S531 Fis , with tires. M white N oter nh y. 100 Lafayette drives st. FE TIP TOP USED CARS COME TO CLAR N TO TRADE 1961 ala a coupe. et 1953 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. $1,075 1951 Chrysler hardtop. $695 1952 Studebaker V-8 4dr. $795 1951 Studebaker champ. 2 dr. . $495 ‘#® Packard, SHARP! $225 “#1 Ford panel. See This One! $245 CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES YMOUTH door Leaded. New nylons. 146 Hudson PETERSON Manhattan BEAT THESE VALUES $695 your car down HASKINS CHEVROLET Divie Hwy. at M-15 CHEV. “Si” J" DR” DELUXE” A tp 1 owner low mileage car. = real buy, $695. Low down pay- t. Carksier—-Studebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 CHEVE DELUXE. RADIO. Bun, OL 1-443 TAYLOR'S __ GOOD USED CARS 1953 Chev. 4dr “210. io, beater Power Glide. . 5 : “ 1953 Pontiae 4dr Chieftain, er Dynafiow 1960 Chev. Clb. Coe. H - sic. A bargain at only 8 195 TAYLOR'S At Walled Lake “Bince 1831" ivery paint Wi sell reasonavie ORION MOTOR SALES Ma at Buckhorn Lake MY__ 23-2611 ti §.00 p.m. 1947 CHEVROLFT CONVERTIBLE radio heater twin ‘$4 CHEVIE 2DR_ RADIO. HEAT- er. powerglide All accessories in- cluding wire wheels. FE 5-5765 after 6 pm 1992 CHEVIE 1 DELUXE 2 DOOR Rado and ter. Good condition. OR_}-290' ‘33 CHEVIE 4 DR PERFECT cord. 1 owner New tires. FE 23-6405, DEMO. BEL-AIR 8 sed with 5 felts "aite ert “met HASKINS CHEVROLET Digie Serv, st M-15 MAple $-s071 . CASH. FOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT» through For Sale Ads! Don’t use ‘em? Sell em! Call FE ie eoasen | 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FOR 1950 | == ard very c new engine | - ‘SB #1112 After 6:30 p.m. and eat and mu- | Pontiac's Busiest Dealer $795 1952 Chev. Dix 2 dr. with radio end heater. A beauty. 1964 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr. with rad to and heater. Clean car. Phone FE 2-9101 tor a Demonstration Drive! Special 1951 Pty. 2 dr. 1 owner. Goes to highest bidder. Come in now an- A Good Warranty ‘From an Established Dealer! $295 $595 aos Eistits SeSiate $1595 Pera Buds oSe'ecae® WE'RE OPEN TILL 9 P.M. OLIVER BUICK ~ | FE 2-9101 $295 Guaranteed 190 DODGE SHARP USED CARS RADIO, HEATER All Makes and — LS Glenn's 1950 OLDSMOBILE MOTOR SALES RADIO. HEATER 254 8. Saginaw 8 FE ¢7771 $575 a eae ..| 1947. NASH SEDAN only as by $195 OWN gras wr vie mee] 4 16 DODGE SCHUTZ MOTORS $195 YMOUTH DEA 912 8. Woodward m 9 PONTIA phy Me ee eee pea, 1951 KAISER H cellent cond on. in “kes | «OR. HEATER, HYDRAMATIC na ; Sanit diene SE| FORD, a — Citee cadiel | | co ae Birmingham MI 4-3410 $104 i683 DODGE 4 DR., RADIO, HEAT- ao po BR ery "5045 new. ‘ $395 SCHUTZ MOTORS 1952 PONTIAC PR or wal Ste — —~ 4 QDR, RADIO, HEATER inf DOROEi__ PAMENOER vies 51000 sctual miles. PE 32682. 1949 LINCOLN ‘0 DODGE «¢ ang ga SEDAN HEATER i Fe Crean FE en $493 A. ~ ye | WAGOK, ORION MOTOR SALES 1954 CHEVROLET er a 2DR. RADIO, HEATER FORD “32 CUSTOM V4. OVER. $1395 — 1 owner _ a ae car Gowen OS. Tore = 1953 CHEVROLET Carkner—Studebaker 3DR SEDAN _Birmingham MI 4-3410_| ° eee ee oe oes 1951 FORD Ford 2DR.. HEATER “ ar at covers. twin 1954 Left-Overs Hurry While They Last ALL BODY STYLES AS LOW AS’ $1326.41 2-8181, ‘| “The Workingman’s Lot” __For Sale Ysed Cars 91 55 OLDSMOBILE °98 Holiday coupe demonstrator. HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR PRIENDLY Me Ai “Carknet—Stadebsker Birmingham MI 4-3410 191 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. condition. PE 5-0744. ~ WHY BE A STAY-AT- HOME This Summer? Get ready for that sum- mer trip with a good “O.K.” used car! 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN $195 RADIO. HEATER 1948 CHEVROLET . RADIO, HEATER $345 1953 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE "$1295 1952 STUDEBAKER SECAN. HEATER, OVERDRIVE $645 1948 STUDEBAKER SEDAN. RADIO, HEATER $145 1949 CHEVROLET SEDAN. RADIO. HEATER $395 1953 FORD $945 1950. PLYMOUTH @R. HEATER $445 1949 FORD 2DR. mtg 105 HEATER 1950 PONTIAC «DR. HEATER. 2DR 1949 DODGE | PANEL - HEATER. $295 Matthews- Hargreaves _For Sale Used Cars 91 NEW 1954 -FORD VICTORIA NEW LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer }} °51 Hudson 2 dr... .$244 For Sale Used Cars 91 For Sale Used Cars 91 a Pontiac's. Top Trader CONVERTIBLES + WHAT'S. IT |- GONNA’ BE}. A “Stay at Home” summer because the old bus won't go, or the time of your life with one of these GOOD USED CARS. from the RETAIL STORE *S4 Pontiac “ror mort Shien "54 Ford ere ro Jacobson's || Sites res Emmys Sector Gaty"aatae pee mI til Mane BYST penta | HUDSON & RAMBLER $1,795 $1,595 ESO come ace pee ee 7 rhc : sigan Hydramatic. new. 163 Misae. two tong ‘bus ~hrdre. = "49 Chevrolet ‘51 Pontiac 3 ha wa = annie Se ieee random Gh Ve ‘cae || Mate,tns ents, Ziapertes ous * pram Da oe jers to choose excellent ; $295 $795 WE toe USED 150 CARS Se Se fan ; 923 W. Huron PE 4205 |COMB AND TAKE gun Pick. | _Fhoue ‘Miaweet lei, ; ’ or Maclo, Hodier Light. blue. a nok poe vm aveuas aie ee aetuse, vio dune, FE Sea Sf Ford and Radio woe ped > mon fdas Private owner. | cowtiAC, 100. 0 ER 4| “*Geor. Good ceadition airertional || Pord-O-Matic. Very low milesge. transmission. “Big ecomomy. dr. sedan. original excel- radio and heater. 135 East 5 Sp. Solos ee sear oe Bireet, Oxford, $1,695 $4 New HASKINS CHEVROLET] "ete, radia, beater 1000 mien , Credit iste Mev_st Ms Maple $4071 | _sher €p. '52 Buick SQ Chevrolet me ercas PETR Los | PIOCRRAESA GS TAPES || 5a wir nen, sete amd, Dees mete wah rae Plan — fondition, auto. trans, radio and || Dynatiow. Big car comfort, and heater. Buy it for the kids. Bay Wien tare ER ee Pee pe, Carkner—Studebaker $1,195 $395 rg Sa OP snort Ae Birmingham MI 4-3410 | ie ae 50D | SEL EC. = epee wer, henwmatie trans talon. Lond: | 47 Buick = chaghad aes THAT YOU CAN BUY YOU DON’T NEED . = |] q:Rtdle and beater. Low cost 2 ar wit rete and he WEERTY PATMENTS "OP sa X-RAY TO "Headsuaher Commenter 0 Excess || upereten. See ee rial FIND THESE VALUES] "22!" gsl°Sses oa $95 at oe 54 Ford, like new...$1595| Immediate Delivery! | °54 Nash Amb. 2 dr. $1295} ONE OF THESE DAYS $2 Chevrolet 52 Pontiac na Deal Direct! ke oi ply Cl. Cp. cic POW | Power Gade “s'clean ces,” beter Come end boo Ots cnn y. * @eeeeee No Finance Co.! ’53 Pontiac 2 dr.... os ° $795* $895 ’S3 Nash 4 dr. ....0.. . . Buy Here—Pay Here | +53 Chevrolet 4 dr... .$995| Right in the Pocketbook | ’50 Oldsmobile 53 Pontiac WALL COME | SaClusee dens | SUTRA eer || eco ee cate cee te eet in aw sr. ysier AO, es TOO LONG BE WISE! ECONO. NATIONAL 52 Ply. 4 dr......00. $895| MIZE) wirm ) $695 $1,395 MOTOR SALES ’51 Cadillac 4 dr.....$1695) 4. aeercury 2 door rene radio, beater, overdrive, Haw: oh Senay - ornet is ea ' ied ti 53 Chevrolet ’S1 Ford Be geen A mag | uic aT Te 10 . Tier Stedebaker | CHEAPIES | = al cao aaa || Ria dagasenac* “4th, faa me Birmingham MI 4-3410 | 50 Dodge 2dr. ...... $445 | “Car end we’ can’ prove A Mas | $1,095 $595 VOR THE YOUN "49 Dodge Z dr. e000 0 $545 Two ' Bmenyg >| ia. ¥ _ ; ; 7 ; 7 _j ey, "48 Packard 4 dr. ....$150 Ga compesy temee| Po 7end gota. ey Ma "48 Dodge eeeeeeeteee $150 a 2 ar. radio. saeee aed | bs you ovtter those lonely | '49 Mercury ........ $445 |. wrells, 4, spect tay of 01.908. | Call ON dies ater S30 om | 49 De Soto ......... $395| Pewernige’ alse” a 2° ar. A 4 FE TMowES HARDTOP. RA- Ri “ae 4 door sedan. 4 iy tion very VERY rp. - iy H , Ft ee | . “"T » . i Seti neice eee a) Rel All olOR: r Pp. . ’ one for | PLYMOUTH 196 BELVEDERE se-| O(CI)1]C] er Wie AND FINANCE | beautiful finish. 7 "w ae Re 232§. SAGINAW st, | Bob Frost, Inc. Goodwill Used Cars”. HASKINS CHEVROLET Open ‘til 8 p.m. “850 S. Woodward || 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. FE 3-7117 Mavie FE 2-9131 BIRMINGHAM ——————— A-] Buys” ’49 Pontiac 4 dr... .$299 47 Willys S. Wgn. $299 53 Ford R. Wgn. $1199 ’53 Chrysler 2 dr. $1199 "52 Ford Cus. 2 dr. $699 *53 Ply. Sta. Wgn. $999 ’54 Chev. Bel Air $1544 53 Dodge 4 dr.....$999 "52 Chrysler Sedan $844 53 Chev. 4 dr...... $799 51 Ford Cus. 2 dr. $299 ’52 Pont. Catalina $999 51 Ford Victoria. .$544 ’52 Buick Riviera. .$899 53 Ford 2 dr...... $799 *51 Pont. Del. 2 dr. $499 |] °52. Chev. Clb. Cpe. $599 "53 Stude. Coupe. .$1044 '53 Pont. Catalina $1299 "51 De Soto 4 dr... .$544 50 Ford 2 dr......$299 *52 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $899 53 Ford-Victoria $1144 51 Packard 4 dr... $644 "49 Ford 2 dr......$199 50 Buick 4 dr.....$199 "46 Cadillac 4 dr...$299 '51 Ply. Clb. Cpe.. .$299 ’49 Plymouth 2 dr. $199 ’54 Ford Victoria $1699 ’51 Chrysler Sedan $644 51 Nash 2 dr......$244 53 Willys 2 dr.... .$599 54 Plym’th 2 dr. $1299 "48 Kaiser 4 dr.....$144 ’53 Ford Co. Sed. $1299 Midwest 4-7500 211 S. SAGINAW ST. | JOrdan 4-626 HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG LOTS 464 S, Woodward, Birmitigham 134 Mile at Woodward A CLOUDBURST| of VALUES! | Cheapies °47 Ford Clb. Cpe.. .$99 46 Buick 2 dr..:...$99 ’48 Plymouth Sedan $99 "48 Stude. 4 dr......$99 ’47 Pontiac 2 dr..+..$99 "48 Chevrolet 2 dr...$99 Spring Specials '46 Pon. Conv’t .».$144 "46 Dodge Conv’t. .$199 54 Ford Conv’t ..$1699 *53 Chev. Conv't. $1199 '50 Ford Conv’t ...$499 Trucks. 53 Ford Sed. Del. $699 50 Chev. % T. Pa. $299 "$3 Chev. Stake ...$544 49 Stud. 4 T. Ex. $199 53 GMC 3 T. P’p $599 51 Ford % T. Ex. $299 50 GMC Tractor. .$299 BIG ~—SALE April 22 Through April 26th New and Used Combined NEW MODELS - $08 Chereter How Yorn Do- . Windson Deluxe . power brakes. Power Flite trans- oie ou ioe with two tone nee heater and white tires. beater. airectional signal," back and windshield washers. Gave over $600 at up lights and white wall $3450 $1975 1955 Plymouth Suburban Station Wagon fordor. Palm Beach grey, all special chrome trint, radie, beater, windshield washers, air foam cushions, Power Flite transmission and may other accessories. $24 42 Other Models to Choose From 1954 Models ° 1964 86St Commander 1954 Cadillac €2 fordor, two 1954 Ford V8. Low mileage one Chub Coupe. Beautiful light tone grey and white. Interior owner. Clean interior, light blue finish, interior spotiess, ra- in new condition. Equipped with tan finish. every thing you dio, heater, white wall tires, power steéring, power brakes, transmission and back up lights, white wall tires, tadie, sed $1225 $1550 nee a SO. Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Hardtop. One of the finest used carson cur lot. Power plus Power Flite and ‘Liberty 9-4000 - Liberty 9-4001 $2695 1953 Models 1953 Chrysler Windsor. Excellent 1953 Plymouth Club Ex- 1953 Plymouth yg gh OS SSF SS Se Se $1250 - $1298 SSMS Ss St See ee ee, oe $1250 * 1952 and Older Models weiaimaniernseh Se; iCute, eens, Pit Cuten Ye Tee SaaS Sats Sete _ ~ $775 ] 5 1951 i ee ae an Bin eons ate. Beautiful black finish and ™ $915 _ USED'\CAR LOT | ‘" \ Woodward and 13% Mile Rd. 3 Phone Liberty 9-4585 ‘ _ Open From 9 to 9 Fuck dedi 4 Mtn : . on a errr PME RTS S ET FRE PES & Te eee ee Ne Ee Fe Pe ee— & ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 26, 1955 | \ Geraldine Brooks May Return to ‘Paris SUNIC IOR EDITORS >. A TRIP TO THE CIRCUS—2 Pixie the Balancing Bear “Boys and girls, into the center ring come Pixie, the balancing bear and his young trainer, Bozo, a clever Joey if I ever sow one. “Why do I call him a Joey? It's a term circus folks use. You two years old. He spent his whole life being a could equal his pantomimes. Since then, in his circus clowns are called Joeys. how Pixie rolls along on that bright red ball and never Bozo taught him the trick in winter quarters when all the were practicing and preparing their acts. Bingo is and happy. By the time the circus finishes its 20,000-mile in all the different cities, he'll be a real trouper. We keep him in a little cage because some folks may be scared of bears and we Color this second of the week-long series under the Big Top. Found Unconscious to Hospital; Pills Blamed HOLLYWOOD w# — Susan Hay- dered by the court not to harrass he “The President's Lady” and “Snows of Kilimanjaro.’ ‘oa ot Tid Waives Exam overdose of sleeping i! in Grand Larceny A Pontiac man and two from was Waterford Township waived ex- and then taken to Ce-|2mination on grand larceny .| Charges Monday when they were arraigned before Waterford Town- | ship Justice Willis D. LeFurgy. A! ete it : HTEpEE PANT? ilytdie ht HTH dat | Foult to commit suicide. She called | three said, ‘I'm okay, mom, I've | taken care of.” on . > ' At the hospital Miss Hayward's stomach was pumped out. A doc- tor, who declined use of his flame, aa f “&-|MSC Graduate Student | mess Dies During Experiment two boys were asleep in an up-| stairs bedroom at the time se Feces eta. mi Deel was-found unconscious. Three ser- ly. haca vants were also asleep in the house when officers arrived « (on a laboratory experiment at Michigan State College. An autopsy performed by Charles E. Black, Lansing path- geology student died of in- flammation of the lungs. Dr. Black said fumes from the experiment he was working on contributed to his death. died last night while working | -- Today's Television Programs - - Channel 2—WIBE-TV Channel. ¢—WW-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. lie shows off beau from Texas to make her boy friend jealous. 8:30—(7) Steel Hour. “Roads to Puppet Show. (4) Sonny Eliot. Vari - Rome” with James Daly, Beat- arkety. rice Straight, story of man who 6:15—(7) Dinner Theater. Little| becomes migrant oil worker to pay his debts and yearns for | day when he can return to his family. (9) Theater. Herman Melville’s “Billy Budd’ with Basil Rathbone will play Capt. Vere. (4) Circle Theater. Wom- an finds it is not ghost of hus- | band’s first wife which threatens | Rascals in “Glove Taps.” (9) Austin Grant. News. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Ken | Cline. 6:26—(4) Sports. Bill Fleming. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. Phelps. 6:30—(7) Cavalcade of America. Paul Kelly, Erin O’Brian-Moore play farm couple who adopt city orphan and help him and them- selves find leve in “How to! Raise a Boy.” (9) Abbott and |9:00—(4) Truth or Consequences. Costello. Comedy. (4) Dinah | Stunt quiz with Jack Bailey morrow” starring Margaret Hayes. (2) New Red Skelton host Shore. Songs. (2) News. Doug| ({2) Danger. Gentle farmer stops Edwards. bold intruder who tries to de- 6:45—(4) News Caravan. John ed a —- posses Cameron Swayze. (2) Jo Stafford mm ~The Piene,” baned on 9:30—-(7) Stop the Music. Music quiz with Bert Parks. (9). Guy Lombardo. Music with Lom- bardo band and soloists. (4) Ray 7:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. Thomas Mitchell in “Good of His Soul.” (9) Bishop Sheen. Life Is Worth Living. (4) Bob Hope Show. Line Renaud, singer, Lloyd Nolan does scene from “Caine Mutiny Court Martial.” Jerry Colonna, Hans Conreid, Vicki Draves, guests. (2) Life With Father. Father Day wants to go grouse shooting in Scotland, but mother has yen to visit Egypt with . Leon Ames, Lurene Tuttle play the Days. 7:30—(7) Twenty Questions. Ani- mal, vegetable, mineral game, Jack Dempsey, guest. (9) Inter- national Playhouse. Richard Hearne in “Double Trouble.”’ (2) Halls of Ivy. Fritz, Ivy College | Mascot, is enrolled in school by o99—-() a and | “Shanghai.’’ (9) City Detective. Colman Rod Cameron in “Gift Shop,” — an ay Se mystery. (2) Conrad Nagle The- aier. Drama. by casting foreign students op- posite each other in play. (2) See It Now. News documentary with Edward R. Murrow. starring Preston Foster in ‘The Search” as Capt. John sets a trap to catch counterfeiters. (9) National News. (4) Motor City Fights. Two six round bouts; Middleweight, Gene Lindscott vs Young Chico; Featherweight, | Dick Ranazelli vs Jimmy Science fiction story. :00—(1) Make Room for Daddy. | ‘. On! with Soupy Sales. (9) Movie | Date. Robert Cummings, Helen Mack in “I Stand Accused.’’ (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. i1i1s—(7) Armchair Theater. War. | Fireside Theater. Man falls in| ner Oland in “Charlie Chan in love with the girl he has raised; Monte Carlo.” (4) little show. as his foster daughter. She| Drama. (2) Miss Fairweather. agrees to marry him provi Pat Rousseau. she loves another in “Bitter| : Grapes,” with John 11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater. | Islands.” Flerence Helop in comedy. Mil-+34:90—(4) Tonight. Variety with | her marriage in “Fight for To- | Internationg] Police. | Robert Lowery in “Lure of the | Steve Allen, a Se ee back, guest. 7:00—(4) Today. Show. %:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. (1) Romper Room. (2) Garry Moore. $:38—(2) Arthur Godfrey 10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) 10:38—(2) Strike It Rich. | La: @—(7) Story Studio. (4) Car- toons. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:15—(2) Love of Life 11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. - | 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 12:66—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4 Nancy Dixon. (2) Inner Flame. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:15—(4) Drama. (2) Road of | Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Hour of Shows. (2) Ladies Day. |1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. |1:30—(9) Prayer, Sign Off. (4) | Jean McBride. (2) Linkletter’s Houseparty. 1:45—(9) Cartoon Time. 10:00—(7) Stage Seven. Waterfront | 2:99 (7) stars on Seven. (9) Myr- | signed them,” she continues. tle Labbitt. (4) Ted Mack's | | Matinee. (2) Big Payoff. 2:—3)—(9) Toby David Show | Greatest Gift. Show. 2:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. 3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (9) Wednesday Matinee. (4) Haw- kins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. » |3:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. | 3: 30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. | (2) On Your Account, 3:45—(4) Modern Romance 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Folk Songs. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Robert Q. Lewis (4) (2) Bob Crosby | Dmura. (2) -Tales of Tomorrow. | 14:30—(9) Howdy Deedy.— 4 Howdy Doody. (2) Welcome Travelers. 4: :45—(T) Ricky the Clown. |S: 00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Justice | Colt. (4) Adventure Series. (2) Sagebrush Shorty. |5:30—(7) Superman. (4) Tennessee | Ernie -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change without notice. WIR, (768) cRLW. (300) ww. (ase) wear, (1138) wxrz, am WIJBK, (lee WPRON, (1468) fronton? 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[sss nan | Growing Up in Theater | while six months old but never Made Girl Sure oa bee al hic yaaa a Colo for Television jrado to Grand Rapids without By WAYNE OLIVER |keeping immigration authorities advised of his whereabouts. NEW YORK @®—It may not have} He was threatened with depor- been inevitable that Geraldine | tation in Colorado proceedings fol- | Brooks should become an actress | lowing a conviction on a felony but the signs were auspicious fron | = , Deughter of Mr. and Mrs. James | E. Stroock, she was named Geral-| | Farrar. Her father was and still is head mini la ion of a company that has costumed seus stage and TV plays. Her! i : cesar cos Kefauver Raps | mother is a top theatrical de-| Scores White House ls e F for Delaying Testimony When she was very young Geral-| on Bricker Bill dine liked to dress up in adult | clothes as do all little giris. | “But I didn’t have to wear|er (D-Tenn) said today a White Mama's clothes,’’ she recalls. | House decision to delay adminis- “My playmates and | used to tration testimony on the Bricker | spend hours dressing up in cos-| treaty amendment “will be inter- tumes that had been worn by fa-| preted as crigging before a vocal mous actresses. As long as wejsegment of the Republican didn't bother the customers, Fath- | party. er would let us wear whatever we. Kefauver said a decision to post- | | wanted to, We really were set each pone “for the time being’’ testi- Halloween.” | the costumes, or mother had de-| White House, not in the State De- | partment.” And being with show business | x» 8s 89 | people so much, it never occurred to Geraldine that she would do | other than have a career in enter- tainment. . . * | Geraldine’s most recent TV ap- | pearance was with MacDonald Carey in CBS’ Appointment With | Adventure Sunday night. She's just back from Europe where she act- ed th-a pilot film for a proposed TV series entitled ‘“‘My American Wife.” If it clicks with a sponsor, ee a ae a in Paris. ponement by the White House. At the time, he added, without a country will stay in the |- WASHINGTON w—Sen. Ketauv-| Kefauver, chairman of a Judi- | the decision | NYC May Abandon Manhattan Station ALBANY, N. Y. (INS)—The New York Central Railroad has threatened fo abandon Grand Cen- | tral terminal if a proposed in- crease in its state taxes on tere minal trackage is put into effect. Vice President Thomas J. Dee- gan Jr. told the State Board of Equalization and Assessment yes- terday that its proposed increase in valuation from $12.1 to $49.4 million is “outrageous and inde- fensible."" He said the valuation |beost would cost the line about | $1,500,000 annually. Deegan told: the board “it fs i~ secret that plans already have been drawn” for development of terminal facilities in the Bronx, THIRTY-ONE ; a biieialliaaadl” * ¢ Women to See etsrivitsrss 2} These 9 that it is | 4 conduct of foreign relations. A re- $ F Featurin ke TV: $ . vised version was narrowly de- | $ seta VICTOR $ $ feated in the Senate. In brief. the |? basapasan a ‘ Atom Explosion proposal would allow a treaty to|% PHILCO 3 | ee neat vs as, internal law! 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Chidlaw. key nes, a week support plus tunds tor edw-| SOVIELS May Cancel spokesman did not say when The Continental Air Detense| Producer's Wife Charges cation and support of their daugh ve | Presidium would take Gets'New Command | cammans, win nesters | 0s ANGELES w ~ Testinoy |x "er 3% and Marewt./ 1047 Britich Pact |, 2, more, rend S WASHINGTON @ — The Air |Comtrol of air, sea and ground/ «business meetings” bearing lip- me MOSCOW W—The Soviet Union| Ministers wane Force announced late yesterday 7°, Mmened to the defense of| stick marks helped win a divorce|U. S. to Train Filipinos took another step yesterday toward | ation for British ratification ot Chak Mle will ek ns Sates against air at-| tor Mrs, Eleanor Fellows, wile of MANILA @®—The United States | cancellation of its 192 treaty of| Paris agreements to’ rearm Partridge tack, film producer Robert Fellows. | and the Philippines sign an agree- | friendship and alliance with Brit-| Germany. A es head the Continental Air Defense Mrs. Fellows was granted a di-|ment today providing 9% million| ain, symbol ot the two nations'| called British participation in these ‘ Command and that Lt. Gen. Lau- Red Guns Plane vorce decree yesterday in Super-/ dollars in U. ‘ aid for training and| World War II cooperation, accords “violent contradiction’ , : rence 8. Kuter will succeed him ior Court. She alleged cruelty and | equipping a Philippine army di- A Foreign Ministry spokesman/ the Soviet-British pact, “nee as air commander in the Far East.) TOKYO @® — Peiping radio said/ testified that her husband. would vision, a Foreign Office spokes-|told a news conference the For- * Pept Kuter is head of the air uni-| today ground gunners shot down a/stay out late drinking. She and|man said. 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