& — » ee & PONTIAC, MICHT 2 ae wisters D IGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955, 76 PAGES Tourney Opens Today contender for years) got away first today. Von Colby, former gan girl, Mickey Wright of LaJolla, Calif., and Faye Crocker of guay, were the Ist af the Ladies Professional Golf Association contingent of 18 proettes to begin the 4-day, 72-hole trek. See Eden’s Conservatives Winning British Election yomnell SAMEMAiT Wha te ine pelle today and som 28 ‘million voters were expected to keep Sir Anthony Eden’s Conservatives in power for another five years. The polls opened at 7 a.m. (2.a.m., EDT) under gray but brightening skies. There was a prospect of thunder- ~ showers, however, over widespread areas later in the day. yorkers and earl gtk ke * “England, scot-|Ponfiac Sales Up by 160 Per Cent workers in England, Scot- Pontiac Motor Division sales for land, Wales and Northern Treland were the first to record their votes in the fourth n ational election since the closing days of World War II. per cent of the same period during 194, ‘according to R. M. Critch- field, Vice president of General Motors and general manager of the division. Pontiac has delivered 32, Ti4 cars during the first 20 days of this month, Critchfield pointed out that the sales of 17,324 Pontiacs made from May 10-20 is the highest sec- ond 10-day sales period posted. this Quakes Shake Panama PANAMA ®—Two esharp trem- ors early today shook the cities of Panama and Colon, at opposite Canal. There the first 20 days in May are 160| 4 County Board | Sets Preliminary 1955 Tax Rate Property Owners’ Bills Will Increase | Slightly Over Last Year — : Oakland County Tax Al- location Board yesterday set a preliminary county} mates Tne en er s , but the county still will raise more money from tax- this year to figure the rate on niger state equalized valuation. Nothing: to Sneeze At _ “Weare Dead in Crash of B36 Plunges, Burns Near San Angelo, Tex. Plant that plagues seven million Ld air clean of ragweed pollen, every year. : GATHERING DATA circulation of pollens Scientists Chase Pollen ANN ARBOR (?)—Scientists at the University of Michigan are setting up a sort of mathematical radar to locate the pesky summer Americans. They are using a complex equation that looks like a fugitive trom a nuclear laboratory. Their objective: Ragweed and hay fever. As complex as it is (it requires an electronic calculator to work it out), it could provide part of the answer to sweeping city Professors E. Wendell Hewson of meteorology and John M. Sheldon of internal «medicine say more people come down Research Institute to gather basic information on the and other air contaminants. ¥ with .hay fever on @ project in’ the university's: || ants in the Wolverine Ladies Open ad In Today's Press Food \News..........39 thru, $3 of the havoc caused by a’ roaring . TORNADO LEVELS ‘TOWN—This scene of devastation was typical tornado which struck the southern ae _* AP Wirephete Kansas town of Udall shortly before midnight last night. At least 48 persons were killed here and many more injured. Hope Dwindles for Missing Girl Kalamazoo Girl Feared | Dead After Kerchief. Turns Up in Woods Begin Tourney | Good Weather Helps Sharpen Forest Lake for Wolverine Test With perfect weather, contest- golf tournament at Forest Lake, interesting cards in this medal play event. Warm sunshine was drying the greens and this factor was important as the ‘carpets’ * a : OWS. oc cde vetes BD, ee ere ‘County ee ae # neecewe sD, *, 6, es, L 3 today were expected to post some | ¢ Gentle Weather Returns After 4 Stormy Days Gentle weather has returned to Pontiac after the turbulence and | threatening conditions of the last four days. ly cloudy skies and warmer tem- Goes to House Senate. Shouts Okay on Gore Bill, Downs Ike Proposal WASHINGTON (®—The battle over @ massive road-building pro- gram shifted to the House today after;the Senate handed President Eisenhower a sharp setback by passing a Democratic rival to his highway plan, Sen, Gore (D-Tenn), chief spon- sor of the Democratic bill, ar- ‘Tanged to appear before a House Public Works subcommittee to explain and argue for the measure, Republicans contended the Pres- ident’s plan had much better pros- pects in the House, although Dem- ocratic leaders there have let it be known they favor the Gore bill, The Eisenhower was beaten 60-31 in the Senate before that body went on to shout its approval of the Democratic measure without a rollcall. cans deserted the administration bill by sending it back to the Pub- lic Works Committee. They were beaten this time 50-39. Adm. Burke Stunned by News of Promotion oo : : : E Cee : are ata ee eae eaten | ied. ccc Te On the decisive test, 13 Republi- |Jaycees’ Road-E-O Champ Will Up Gas Tax 1.5 Cents | Bill to Modernize Roads Goes to Williams for OK‘ LANSING, (# — A multi-million dollar plan to mod- and bumpy road today after vote margin. . }ernize Michigan highways arrived at the end of a long passing the House by a four- The Senate-approved Coleman Bill, which will hike the gasoline tax by 1'2 cents per gallon, was sent to Gov. Williams for signaturé As it now stands, the bill would not becéme effective until mid-October. Support- ers were expected to fight for a July 1 effective date, however. Sen. Creighton R. Coleman (R-Battle Creek), sponsor of the measure, said failure to make the bill effective in July would cost the state some $13,000,000 in gas tax revenue, , A coalition of Republicans and Democrats were victorious in a twe-day battle to preserve the bill in the form in which it left the Senate. Its opponents tried desperately | | yesterday to tack on a half-dozen crippling amendments, but failed to make any changes to the measure, _ The gas tax increase would go into a special fund, three-quarters of which would go to the state for construction of trunkline highways and the balance to cities and coun- ties. Under the plan, cities would get (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Williams hailed the measure as the “start of a modern _ “At Jast it appears the people are going to get some’ four-lane divided ‘highways that go from one place to} -; another for their tax money,” Williams said. din ‘Inspection Planned of ‘Death’ Trailer Inspection of a semi-truck Waterford Township Police Frank. Van Atta. to Chief they ing gasoline from ruptured seat tank, Reds Agree to Meet MOSCOW (INS)—Soviet Russia formally agreed today to a Big Four chiefs ‘of state meeting. : | in Year's Worst The driver, Charles H. Jordan, | vic 29, of Toledo, Ohio, in a statement | 94 ‘cenanie Gel sloh se by Series of Tornat lett i fell i i af if L _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1055 ~ satiate, ship, meanwhile. circulated peti- tions requesting a change in the zoning law, to Halt Shopping Center The property, the north half of the twe blecks between Chester Persons tivine in the southern | Are Like City Slickers making a living.” - The city limits sign today is | trouble boys, one girl duet, and merely a tax boundary,. the pro-! pupil school has five sets of double- five brother-sister teams. Rotarians : Give $1,300 The Day in Birmi am ton was 9. Survivors are three fessor says. “It ts no longer 8 ——s neha ron Du of te Ct, ead dar, reno. City avks-Recrention City, Homeowners Move isis. 35,0 tates, is | under. ‘the same tind of 2 rye Potiac Rothry Cub toy “The country ‘hick’ of a genera- s ‘almost dis-| Parks and Recreation Dept BIRMINGHAM — Residents and | tion of a 100-car parking lot, it}. tion oF two ago has ‘alee ican| Following a tour of the new City city officials were on record to-| Was learned today. Prof Finds Farm Folks —— fon the 7 pony members. gathered _ on property adjacent to-the Derby | and Henrietta on Merrill, would = Pupils Are Paired William W. Donaldson. Junior High School now baing| provide off-street parking fer | thur Mauch of Michigan State Col + 82. Bother cons eee ee es built. . j : | persons visiting the Commanity (lege says scientific research in KEARNY, N-J. od equipping a new city park at Wes- Some property and home owners | House, library, post office and | agriculture has changed farming | to classes in pairs at the Roosevelt sen and Walnut Sts. in Birmingham and. Troy Town-| stores, . |from a “way of life to a way of | School—11 sets of twins. The 508- German trains have or which can be German telephone system. th the ” half of the two blocks would not be affected. In addition to back Ladies’ Decoration Day Footwear! - LADIES’ — MISSES’ and GIRLS’ Crepe Soles— Ballerinas Play Shoes & Flatties LOWEST PRICES for of liam R, Hamilton Co. for ? RESOLUTION SENT Size 414-9 president of the Fuel Ol! Corp., : The Birmingham Planning| ower Baldwin Choice of WHITES and PASTELS . . . huge Board, at the request of the City “ee Gas ond Of caladaan of Shoes for all Summer events. . sm agraag sig BP - manager of the Sinclair Refin- : : Seiieg Cocdintiing Comite 0| ee re Te es ae See a sacs Whos vestedey Gatien 1953. 2 BROTHERS PLAN SYLVAN PARADE — Anthony B. Osler, | Sheriff's Mounted Posse, a band and Boy and Girl ciy’s taal on the matter, a raat oe Gomes tame ! _* marshal of Sylvan Lake's annual Memorial Day | Scout groups.are among the 16 parade units. The | 7. resolution sald the pro- Country Club. Am air and naval service will be featured. The | message and prayer. 4 “within ot a mile | o¢ Coldwater, Mrs. R. 8. Wilson of o _ . , 7 ' of the central business district,” | Pontiac Joan at home; two sons, OAT DIRT OFF WITH A a C fi - Girl * since Adams ig so narrow that | George of Tawas City, Don at FL Orchard lake |Comptize'Girls. [Highway Measure: | So. sacs arrat or rs Speer es FOUNTAIN OF WATER : Elks Observe . | tmereased traffic volume and | Heidi Flannery of Detroit, Miss i se 6; + fo ermor congestion “wil! greatly endam- (Sheila Flannery at home; two mA F lag Day Here ger the lives of pupils” who will | stepsons, Richard and Michael es! (Continued From Page One) | “ttend classes at the school. =| Flannery, both of Birmingham; 14) “is _ The local Campfire Girls Organ- astttd to % sun ant Th residents in the area— grandchildren, two brothers and E. Baldwin 65 ization will jin with Pontiac Elks per 'W. HL Stephens, 692 N. Adams: one sister. George . ’ 7 | Lodge 810 in a program designed | counties would receive -|M. G. Hannan, 740 N. Adams; * Detroit - Businessman, | ° ‘tine about @ widespread ob- | Forty per cent of the state’s share | and Don Forrester, 626 N. Adams sake Rehorien Succumbs W _ |gervance of Flag Day_June 14 in| would be used for construction of |—bave appealed directly to the | Service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday | the city. steiithabiene tetbeats end egeund Board for a | Saturday for John Roberton, Pon- | x Adalt leaders in the Campfire | cities. on the case. ee ee eae a we Gee George E. Baldwin, 6, former! setup are being asked to . 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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 tes —— ESS _ “THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 Michigan Needs Fine 4 for Governor Currently we hear two proposals for _ & Governor's mansion in Lansing. _ The other contemplates a home out of Thé Pontiac Press strongly urges a for the Executive of this State. Michigan is one of the largest his successors. This smacks of timidity on the part of the lawmakers and even bad Why should individuals be apptosched to “donale” for « Gor _ @rnor’s mansion? We weren’t asked to dig into our personal pockets for the ' White House, It’s a matter for ALL the people | and th be subjected to the indignity of living in a house that was erected by tin cup gen 2 425 Highway Fatalities Forecast Next Weekend Are you planning a motor trip for the Memorial Day weekend? If you are, take note of the ways you can avoid being one of the 425 traffic fatalities predicted for the three day } * , Association records show that of the predicted 425 deaths, 170 Sleeping at the wheel will end the careers of 25 motorists, and 38 will be killed because of miscellaneous bad oe ee Boe | About one-fourth of drivers who are involved in fatal accidents, or pedes- a | _: THE PONTIAC Faith and Achievement — " ~ ‘There is an inspiring lesson on the _. relation of faith and achievement in the This amazing Negro’ leader was the 15th in a family of 17 South Carolina, children of slave parents, Start of her formal education was delayed until her 11th year. Fierce determination to learn — and strong religious convictions enabled her to work her way through the Moody Bible Institute. + gt * * From then on Mrs. BerHuN® played an important part in the great progress made by her peo- ple. While serving the National Youth Administration in 1935 as director of Negro affairs, she or- ganized the National Council of . Negro Women. In her efforts to secure equality of opportunity for Negroes through this organization she won the love and devo- tion of its 800,000 members. She also had served as vice-president of the Na- tional Urban League. * * * Undoubtedly Mrs. Bethune was most widely known as the founder of Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona, Fla. Started on her faith and cash capital of $1.50, this one time training school for girls has become a well known and respected educational institution. Though death at 79 ended her long and unselfish career, the faith and achievements of Mary McLzop BeTHuNs indeed are ah enduring memorial. | EE Topay’s informative item: No matter how fast a bird files, he doesn’t sweat. The Man About Town Friendly Rivalry Between Oakland County Townships Now Booming »Pontige: A name that gives its residents a big start when away from. home, for everybody knows of the chief and the car. Every Oakland County booster likes the rivalry between its so-called “rural” town- ships, Waterford and Southfield. Without in- corporated cities or villages of any proportion within their borders, their ed popula- * s ceeannmnmeniieal “Mickey,” the family cat in the home of My North Oakland scout sends word that Stan Mastick — ‘ous Se the four year old son of : ‘ Where Do We Go From Here? David Lawrence Says: . @ @ . For there is no question but pres ut i i | i | ? - a Hei itt WEG j till i : i | \ rf lh & H instead of revising carefully and amplifying the comment before authorizing a quotation, the White House was again at the mercy of the reporters, who without making further efforts to get the real AFRAID TO EDIT : ( t 1965, : New York Tribune Inc. o>) for Support of Championship Voice of the People Pontiac High :— : As coaches of the Pontiac High School Track Team, we would like voice our collective thanks to the and organizations contributed their time need. sum the of its parts.” humile thanks for your assistance, Wallace Schioerke Dean Wilson mission is resurfacing the road and widening it a few feet. In a distance of about six miles, over 600 trees either have been or are being destroyed. Liperes, £78 ; i i! 1 | . When someone hurts your heart? . . . Why do you keep on- . « . Who played the traitor’s part? .. . Where is your sense.of kindness and . . . Forgiv- ing attitude? . .. Or do you lock an iron gate... To guard your selfish mood? .. . Perhaps you tell yourself that you .. . Can even up the score .. . And maybe you be- lieve that you .. . Deserve a little more . .. But why get even with your foe? . .. What does it mean to you? . . . When probably the thing he did’. .. He never meant. to do? .'. . Why not forgive him and forget .. . And turn the other cheek ... As all the earth is prom- ised you. . . If only you are meek? (Copyright 1955) = : Coaches -The pavement on this road has: worn out through years of service. In fact, it was one of the first, | if not the first, paved roads in Oakland County. To old settlers, the road was’ knon as the ‘Auto- mobile Road,’ because it was over this road that early automobile | owners made ¢heir runs out into the country from Detroit. The surface las been worn out for several years, and yet many ' pleasure of driving this scenic, tree-lined road, putting up with Thank Residents Track Team \ Many. people eo in must sacrifice beauty to make room for more automobiles, Isn‘ Hal Boyle Says: Expectant Author Better Than Unsuccessful One NEW ¥ORK @—Anybody can be an unsuccessful author. _ All you have to do is sit down and write a book. it, you are Suecessful authors are as rare as successful inventors. Whether successful or not, actual authors tend to be melancholy, dyspeptic individuals ridden with a feeling of persecution. They are sure their publisher are scoundrels, and that the entire world is linked in a gigantic conspiracy to drop their _ latest book down a deep dark well of silence, : * @¢ ¢ The real way to win happiness in the literary field is to become an expectant author—and remain one. An expectant author is one who has a book in mind, or partly under way, but never quite gets around to finishing it. He has all the pleasures of authorship, but suffers none of its pangs or pen- alties. I have been an expectant author for 20 years now, and can't think of a more satisfying hobby, It ’ brings you much more prestige and personal satisfaction thar if you actually did bring out a book. * - * The most wounding question an actual author hears—and he hears it all the time—is the blunt de- mand: “How is your book doing— how many copies has it sold?” This is like asking a proud young mother how many teeth her baby has when it still has none at ag. An expectant author writes un- der no such torture. His. brain- child never has to suffer the sulting verdict -of the market place, The most direct question Case Records of a Psychologist anyonce can ask him is, “when is * Success in Marriage Is No Accident; — Depends Upon Following Right Rules ARTE f ll Hh j: he bi r i ! i 3 : ie T Bie fh efi; From now onward it is your own fault if you can't be success- ful in marriage for all you need do 2 a a in-, your book actually coming out°’" And you can easily parry this by ally gets nothing byt sympathy. Since word has got around that he “has a book under his skin,” he is invited to the literary teas and’ cocktail parties and meets real authors and publishers on equal terms. They may be morose and worried over book sales, but such affairs are a rea) delight to him, Writing a book.is hard work, but talking about writing a book can be quite relaxing. * * ? As a matter of fact, over the years people get mixed up about your actual status. You have been an expectant author for so long they forget this and come to be- lieve you have written a number of books and are a successful author. They even become a little jealous of you. I never try to cor- rect this impression. The safest subject to talk about merely a potentia! titles, Every author moment I answered airily: “Ob, I'm toying a@round with a little volume on self-improvement. I think I'll call it “How to Be a Dr. Brady Says: Tonsillotomy MD i ii line Ml i I - No Riskier Tooth _j). THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, MAY, 26, 1935 Fire When Ready! COLUMBIA, S. C. «—Columbia a call reporting a a building on fire “in the’ rear of my house.” En route, they were advised by radio lee eee ‘garage on fire.” | When they arrived, they found_a ild's playhouse going up in ony Fics eo ennaee a : Two Rabbits Keeping . 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The contoured redwood is thin, yet al- ode most indestructible. : baa Congressional District ad-. =; . : uate 4 : | pian for the orderly development| The congress begins its 42nd an- Hastings OK’s Zoning | of the municipality. nual convention May 31 in Wash- shrimp w ee ee ey ancien ee oun ince, adopted Monday | The adaptability of the common| The group is appointed to ad- = quent, eagle feed, ‘dleed tematess, commmibada, calichen, exavet CUE With Se ncommenyey ) sticks and a cold For all of these, matching paper cups and ShMung over cattes, Wt Met paper: Gentes fates, ion soca ond toeaah cagitey esw os tie wane, had ee ee peeseins | mothers bee snes Fee estten Cocaine at ee plates im Flesel Det pottern. ware, Ea a cream stays hard in a paper bucketful of ice. Chairecs. Thead Stebbins said | almost anywhere if unmolested and | of poorer sooraalh in the Fifth : the provides q master y adapts itself to civilization. | District. 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He confesses that so far 30 viewers have written in asking for “free samples.” x ** *& * Jackie Gleaton gave an afternoon party at his Sth Av. penthouse and after an enormous dinner, both he and his mgr., Bullets Durgom, went to sleep, “I think we may take this as ~ a hint,” sald one guest, “that the party Js over.” xxx I saw it chalk-scrawied on a built ing in the 30’s: “Boys Stink!” Can you just see the little girl who wrote it. — and picture her changing her mind in a few years? .. . Democracy at Work: President Eisenhower's SHRINER Ge — Manny nga ban hy ng Berney of 14th St., to send him a new photo, wants to t a new ns Oe ee Dortralt of him, . € ¥ Cunt Renae Toutes Hedin ah Niments: S.C-here for the mayors’ sessions — was astonished by Our Town. Phon- ing a major razor company, he asked which of its offices was ‘nearest his hotel. “Where are you staying?” he was asked. “At the Waldorf-Astoria,” he said ... And the man at the” razor company inquired, “Where is that?” kk kk Joey Adams tells about a vic B'wayite who was asked to give to a “good cause.” “‘Good cause!’” he shouted. oy get 6 Nedridden motuadae years old, Would you say that's a good cause?” “Sure,” said the fund-raiser. “I got an invalid brother unabie | te work 4@ years. Is that a good- cause? My sister's six children are starving, Are they a ‘good cause’?” The fund raiser agreed. “Bo what're.you bothering me tor?” sneered the B’wayite. “I don't even - help them.” ? x*kxke*ek : “A fellow’s a boy scout till he’s 17, After that he’s a girl scout” — Bill Hensley, Wake Forest, N.C. <:,. Comedian Mac Robbins was heckled ADAMS by a woman who yelled, “Why don’t you talk slower?” He retorted: Se aller | on pee oe oO. @:. ® mises tenants oieke hoes thn ett: whe Giants hija why she was so popular: “Is it my complexion?” she asked a | guy... “No”... “My figure?” . ** “No’... “My personality?” : “Ne” os “5 give up” .. . That's kh!" * x** When composer Vernon Duke asked his publishers (Little, Brown) why they had cut 200 pages from his racy autobiography, “Passport to Paris,’ they informed him “We've been in Boston over 100 years and we expect to stay here.” THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Peter Lawford admits a secret ambi- tion — to get a crew cut... CBS is having hush-hush meetings about a radical change in the Morning Show... Morton Downey, just elected a dire¢tor in Gulf Coast Leashold, ts reportedly good for $1,500 a day. Eva Marie Saint surprisingly won Motion Picture’s No. 1 actress poll after only one film; Grace Kelly 2d... Gretchen Wyler of “Silk Stockings” took off 1¢ pounds and looks dreamy. Marguerite Piazza’ll do 15 weeks a year at the Las Vegas Sands for $300,000. Georgiana (“Life Begins at 80” Car- hart’s apartment was looted of the gifts she received o nher 90th birthday .. . Father Divine’s banned the mambo from his “heavens.” Danny Davis, of Eddie Fishet’s publicity staff, quit to become captain of busboys at a summer-resort .. . The networks are coaxing Kate Smith, who drew a mountain of mail on Jackie Gleason's replacement show recently. That's earl, brother. "(Copyright 1955, Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc.) _ . | Men's Clothing—Mais Floor R ° : sds hc imma hecten | + Rare Disease Kills | rps se nas a! | Second in Family | a'the vicume succumb to some SAVE , All Nylon Trunks Solid Color Boxer | ‘ infection which is the immediate LOUISVILLE, Ky. ®—An unus-| cause of death. ey e? 30 Quick Drying. “3 ‘98. 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Sites | 18. - 4 - OF THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 & for their leaders. | Moscow's delegation to Belgrade, yt Eager for Ful praesent Se Se, i fat sete wast vat | division in the Yugoslav Commu-/ seek to retain his ties with the decide. of Tito’s anger wa . Minister eles as Soviet premier, Molo- ‘tov made a speech. Touching on Yugoslavia, Molotov hinted—just past him He is a reminder of the Stalin era, | jeopardize his good relations with when Yugoslav was outlawed. | Western countries. ‘The Soviet said e @ & | of course they wanted no such Evidence at hand indicates Tito! thing. They wanted only to help will not “redefect” completely* to | Yugoslavia improve her relations the East, He. was educated by | with all countries, including those Moscow, He would imow the risks; of the East. involved. * * * But Western observers detect $0 long as Tito remains in|! some danger. They suspect a Power, it seems likely he will also nist party and that a large number | West. He has no future with | of Yugoslav Communists would be Moscow. But there are members| happy to collaborate closely with| of his party—some of them in) Moscow again. | high places —- who are suspected of What about the ties with the seeing a future for themselves 2 West, the arms and the economic | the East. If Tito were removed | aid which came from the West? | {rom the scene by death, accident | Tito hag expressed gratitude to| °F Coup, there is no | the United. States for food sent “hat his successors might do. when Yugoslavia faced hunger, | There are some things Yugo and for other aid. But he added: | @#vi#_ ca" gain through Sul} nor. eo 6 « malization of relations with the) + ‘a: Cominform, including repayment Ww ‘ ease dbo sagpealer Ps tas of heavy debts owed Belgrade. by : | those states at the break in 1948, i a) other, something which our people | willingness to “correct” past er-| have deserved for all their sacri-| slavie: internally. of dogma, This sort offices...” thing, said Tito, was “nonsense,” | — aaa sag bg “pay ep ind you Yugoslavia is Communist and | neutrality to rip apart the fecently | visit by three of the most important | Shopping Center Moscow rulers — Premier Nikolai | Bulganin, Nikita Khrushchev and HINES HOBBY HOUSE a thing involving humane feelings ; and a resumption of full ecenomic | Gree one bind, ond the | relations which might help Yugo- | The stakes are higher for the | Russians. A) tly the least Belgrade’s Communists will tell jer hea 7 ny nd Yugoslavia | will remain that way. As for, , i arms aid, the reaction one gets is} ree arg ditrca ey. of Yugesiavin, that the Yugoslavs did not ask) soviet acceptance of an Aus- collaboration with the West: if the | trian independence treaty created West wants it, the West must | a neutral island ia the heart of accept the regime and what goes | Europe. With Yugoslavia ripped with it, - é& « from the anti-Moscow framework, It is against such a background | that the Soviet Union carries its | A Year Round Exclusive Toy ~~ Hobby — Crafts peace offensive to Belgrade with | an unprecedented and humbling | A. I. Mikoyan. —e ~*~ 27.DIAMOND BRIDAL DUET $1.75 « Weeb GREATEST DIAMOND SAVINGS EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS ON FINE DIAMOND IN YEARS! DIAMOND — IMPORTS 44 % ~— ’ Lody’s 7-Diemond All Diamonds “49 hota Guaranteed pha ot ak in Writing 6-DIAMOND _ BRIDAL ENSEMBLE 7-DIAMOND WEDDING BAND I’ Russian Allegiance “ Vaccination Prevents Overeating by Lambs ; BOZEMAN, Mont. (#) — Now Soviet Union the time it sought to mend its internal economic and political crises and prepare to resume Communist expansion a outer rim of the satellite empire | few years hence. in Albania. —— of the Montana’ Veterinary Re | ‘The average pearl diver is lucky | ployed in the office 25 amy 4 said There would be dividends in the Temerrow: Moscow and Tite | search Laboratory, explains it this |. break even after the shipowner | he could not recall when it was propaganda effect on West Ger-| both taking risks, way: When lambs eat too much/and crew take their share of the | cleaned last. . many and France, promoting the of lush growth in spring pastures, | profits. Some divers may make 50 : idea of neutralism in Western| To boost business hire really| or get too much milk, a form of | descents a day, risking jellyfisn| West German bakeries now en- Europe, A neutral belt through the| GOOD help through Cilassified| enterotoxemia develops. This is/ stings the hazards of encount-|rich their flour with Norwegian~- of Europe would give tiie ads! Phone called over-eating disease, or a| ering : \ | seaweed meal. . Jcesiihesianinennise RRA pulpy kidney disease, or milk colic. Tunnicliff says ewes may be will eliminate the hazard of over- eating, or getting too much milR. 6 \ <— Dirty Government - HAGERSTOWN, Md. (UP)—Ex- were Court Clerk G. Merlin Snyder, em- 4 ‘ La ‘2 Check These Prices! rs “— * Wonderfully smooth for lovely hours of uninterrupted sleep *, .. no bunching or wrinkling. Easy bedmaking, too, with no troublesome tuck-in. San- forized, just 1° maximum shrinkage. White. Harmony House muslin Check These Sheet Sizes and Savings! 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Quick- ly folds for storage. Big 1S-inch sq. firebox. Ee eae re ae he. £ he ets Ample Room for Picnic Lunciies At Only 2.98 Made of oak-ash splints inter- woven for. extra strength. Braced wood cover has 2 metal hinges. Large 18x12x$4-in, = yx % & SAVE 3.98! Automatic pop-up, . shut Finest Matchstick Bamboo Imported From Japan Place Mat Sale | 6 w I Give your table an oriental atmosphere with Japanese matchstick place mats. Made of finest quality bamboo with bright multicolor side border stripes. Buy them for your own table as well as gifts for friends. @ Regularly 29c Each e Gay Border Stripes 6-Cup Size ~ ‘ Makes @ cup a minute... at Reg. 15.98 Irish. Imported Linen ft - 66x84-in. Irish linen damask fe of gualty yore in Ireland. Hemetiched. “tnatvidually Eight 19x}9in. napkins, 66x102in. ............,...17.98 e ¢ Regularly 13.95 * Automatic TOASTER 9” ‘ J Sale Priced This Week -offf Timer lets you adjust for the - toast you want, light or dark. Chrome-plating. Save now! | removed recently when the Wash. toa eos eee : a os: eo ies u THE PONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26,1955 : ~ eae x ° = € ; 2 ” ‘3 2 ¢ es EN ee . is . " = é ‘ . : é “ 7 ie . ee é i Puerto Ricans Now Eat Higher Off the Hog'Seve Mews? Aes) me a diag atieed.. 1 agen S\by Sun Boon" _| stoves yearty, © GRY PUNUUS BATTELLE womanly touch, Such outfits a8) to sit af home and brood over | Juan seem: ‘blissfully unaware~in, turns out; it's clear that everyone to Arab Lands Dr. Saee eee ico le toe alan [ton Rand's Prectaicg ck ming: | thelr breeds. ale being © Spee | write of the tact a lady mayor was} is living happier and higher off the| semi, Lebanon (U2)—Pover says. “While froth eight to a ae oldest | rico Electronics, Ine. and Beatrice | at taeay, brosght wp ts (© | somehow or other elected Jast vot-|hog this year, And that includes| ; ant ee city flying the U. S. Ying, having , and Beatrice | old-world tradition that women : ty-stricken people in the Arab) aij day.” been founded in 1508 by Ponce de|ing caret ** Wiring and train) ang children come leat, there |ing day — that “Operation Boot-jone Conrad Hilton, whose snitzy | voria soon will be able to take| Forests on ing women, may be the devil te pay when | *Tap” may be changed to “Opera-| “Caribe Hilton’ affords the tourist advantage of their most abundant | disappeared from Leon, the 16th Century Gayelord : the enotmity of this hits | tion Saddle Shoe” at any moment. But The Puerto Rican women are > enormity outrage a View of many a beautiful white-| natural resource—sunshine. Dr.| be the dawn Hauser, despite its decrepit taking 70 per cent of the good honte. HIGHER OFF THE HOG cap, in return for many a sordid] Adnan Tarcici, has invented status, here is @ joint that is only| jobs, leaving many of the men | So far the gentlemen around San! Regardless of how that situation| greenback, —__ | cooking stove which uses the sun now beginning to jump, = * * *& EBFe Just like old Pomce would have wanted it, San Juan is maturing backwards, It was and halt after the war, its hillside hovels |i bulging with near-naked children, | I. its spirit and incomes low (the Nt Suddenly, along came & super- || ya ; | nN a UNFPA! A Be RTS ELD OP.) iP, id By PROOF IT PAYS TO SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE rare re ' inlaid linoleum yard goods. \_for more beauty, wear, economy paste directly to floor ROEBUCK AND CO Assisted by the U. S. government which decreed in 1948 that Pusrto | Rico is entirely free of all federal taxes, the government of this | crowded island has welcomed 300. new U. S, factories, watched its | unemployment problem cut in halt, | and seen its per capita income | climb more rapidly over the past | five years than in any other com- | munity in the world. i ae regularly 1.49 sq. yd. 9x12-Ft. 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Choice of Dawn Gray, Parch- | /\\act BNO} iincloum | knife, notched Meantime, ment Beige or Ivory colors at one low » ) ~~. apie you morale are—even price... at Sears! e ‘ ex to < a, higher than ever , an. : TODD cinvercosncchsuesse Puerto Rico Floorcovering Dept.—Second Floor — As a local hotel keeper put drinkers are getting higher acclaimed by fashion-world — NOW at Sears low price popular decorator-designed fibre rugs a. Specially purcnased to 88 > Better —_— styled, . onger wearing plastic coat-: : sell at this economy price 14 od ie tun 4 wae 13° i _@ =a) Floorcovering Cops, Firemen " ©6, 9, 12 Ft. Widths Cc Benefit From © Resists Spots, Stains * ss CHICAGO (UP) — More police-|] Finer quality Harmony House yard goods of enamel surface. Installs easily — lies flat with- out fastening. Colorful patterns designed for 9x] 2-ft. variegated color rugs e+ specially priced at only 8 ity Sxi2-f: 20.95 d. Best quality, heaviest fi- - b. Good quality 6x9-ft. long bre rug exclusively styled. wearing, easy to clean, plas- 50 Plastic coated for more wear. tic coated rugs. 4 rich colors. 6x9-ft. Za ait . stows. ail | i Blend with any color scheme wt civ “cede end | At Soaret chink ated raladas . = Larger 9xl2-ft. ........ 17.95 Best quality 9x12-ft. . ‘ -23.95 en si’ ; . : be included in safety programs for - Be | — save 30¢ yard on Harmony House ie Sa | New All-Metal et. accidents, there ts no ua ; since. | ~=ROLL-UP AWNINGS \, reversible repp : frequency,” the assembly sald. 4 o ; 2 . Tt said | of Detroit <2 aes pete « 80 per cent At redction fn — ~ Regularly Priced ot - 19 a * ia Claclanatl, the ‘cont for 1.49—Reduced to Yerd 1 4 boy seer tubet ye used to. be | - 48-in. wide | : re ae Fe ce it anal f So pleasing to work with because the finished draperies — | $06,000, through the installation of 4 he are bound to turn out lovely! Repp gives a soft drape and an accident prevention program, has a-nub texture to quicken interest. Can be used for to spony et ~ bedspreads and even light upholstering. Our best seller Lares in yard goods . . . and on sale! cum Church of Christ Select From 11 Gorgeous Colors: ve. - Invites You to Tuscan Pink — Blue NIGHTLY GOSPEL MEETINGS With E A iT Ni | el _— a. > Repp Draperies - “" Includes All. Hardware | Ps Rete soguale he Reguety 996 7 88 Normally custom-made to sell for much Pair ~ now mass produced to sell for as low t : i or down e tet: «. | Lowest price ever for these popular cotton, wie fon light in tli ‘sc ithe eo rayon beauties. Soft draperies in many colors .. . GALE triple-protected to last longer. See them now! _ and they're reversible. 25-in, pleated width each | Eas Awning Dept—Sears Main Fleer |... 84-in, long. Save 2.10—At Sears! - # . ” “SEARS * 3 , ; ; a \ i f % ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 [payments trom the conscience- | and acy cleaned up the. WCTU Holding Inave taken $85 from the station's} a individual who claims to, debt. * for Study of Alcoholism Contest to encourage young people to study Mrs. Glenn C. Hays, president, An inter-col-| said state contests will be spon- : Mca® . 1it,"* said Chastain. legiate oratorical contest, with All three letters, unsigned, have ‘jstate and national awards, will be Thailand in ageronizantaly four-/sponeored by the National. Wom- national competition. - He Shows ‘Em How pee CONCORD, N. H. w—Prof, Ed-|: dissertation on the ‘proper use. of crophone. : address the State House of Repre- big as a grain of rice. re- on the aie SG SRS oe tek Si UE und Cortes of Oe wed eggs at a time, each about half as be $50 Sound waves move 1,100 feet per : 3 : and eine te hined sa HR pany we Boe Sa eon o. tee a. id three | “The latest remittance was for $55! fifths the size of Texas en’s Christian Temperance Union * HEN YOU BUY BLACKWALLS 75 CLEAN UP.. 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New - ~ "495 -= Easy Terms’ Plenty of power and maneuverability to handle all requirements on small farms, estates, public grounds, golt: courses, etc. Tops for year ‘round util ity. See it at Brookcrest! ‘al 139.95 ene en | | {HH ize tits 4 runs aboot-$27,500-a month. There were $26,543 visitors to the execu- tive mansion in 1954, not including President Eisenhower's daily call- : * These and other minulae con- cerning the presidential household | disclosed today with publica- tion of records of the closed hear- ings held by a House Appropria- tions subcommittee on the 1956 ‘its 18 acres of grounds. The $366,200 covers the salaries | of 38mechanical and maintenance | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1955 Maintenance of White House Costly; Even Light Bill Runs to $2,500 a- Month) WASHINGTON (UP)—The elec-; budget for care, maintenance and tricity bill at the White House operation on the White House and | surrounding | | employes and:44 men and women on the domestic staff, plus such expense items as $30,890 for the | annual electricity bill and $9,000 ‘| for palms, ferns and cut flowers used to decorate the White House. LISTS BREAKDOWN Frank T. Gartside, assistant tendent of the National Parks, of which the White House is a division, explained to the subcommittee that more than half the annual electric -bill is chargeable to air conditioning. The remainder is for lighting, cook- menus, and Mrs. Mabel Walker, ing, broadcasting and television | the housekeeper.’ Each makes facilities. The monthly bill has | $4,745 a year. 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Arleigh A, Burke to be chief of naval operations succeeding Adm. Robert B. Carney. Carney was the center of a recent controversy over the likelihood of a Communist attack in the Formosa area. The President also nominated: : 1. Adm. Arthur W. Radford for a new two-year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staft. "2. Gen. ‘Nathan F. Twining for a new two-year term as Air Force Chief of Staff. -| Earlier this month Eisenhower nominated Gen. Maxwell D. | ‘Baylor to succeed Gen. Matthew Ridgway as Army Chief of Staff. . Ridgway, who has been critical. of administration plans to cut Army manpower, is to be replaced by Taylor July1, -Burke’s nomination to succeed Carney will be effective Aug. 16, In nominating Burke to replace Carney, the President qgked the Senate to promote Burke two grades to the rank of full general. Burke now is commanding an Atlantic fleet destroyer force. _ Burke came to public attention during the Air Force-Navy con- troversy over B36 bombers and super-carriers several years ago. At that time, he headed a -group of Navy officers, designated as “} “Operation 23." The function of operation 23 was to mastermind the Navy's fight against the intercontinental bombers... Burke's name did not appear on the list of Navy captains who, because of service and age, autamatically came up for promotion to rear admiral shortly after the controversy. The late Adm. Forrest » S ° mame. reconsidered cn a May 12,.1982., preferred for destroyers of his World War II combat co the Pacific. Burke's number in the Navy list of line officers is 93. academy graduate of the class of 1923. ; ad ee ee ee There was surprise in the Pentagon when the White House from far down in a list of junior admirals to become the No, 1. uniformed commander of the Navy. : . Burke has the nickname “31 Knot,” earned by the top speed he commands in = In the lineal list Burke is outranked by five full admirals, not including Carney ghd Radford; 21 vice admirals, and 64 rear admirals. NOT AVIATOR / ; : Burke is not a paval aviator. Navy emphasis now is on the carrier force and submarines. Burke was born in Boulder, Colo., Oct. 19, 1901. He is a naval During World War II he commanded destroyer divisions 43 and 44, among other assignments. From September 1946 to March 1947 he was chief of staff and aide, U. S. Atlantic Fleet. Among other awards Burke holds the Navy Cross, the Distinguished Service Medal; the Legion of Merit and the Purple Heart. = + ‘Radford, picked for a new two-year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, now is 59. Hagerty said he did not know whether special authorization would be required to permit Radford to serve out the new term in view of the fact that he will be past the Navy's retirement age of 60 when the term ends, His present term expires Aug: 16. Twining, 57, will end his first two-year term as Air Force Chief Western Germany and other coun- | tries, Baruch told a meeting of the Woodrow Wilson Citizens’ Anniversary Committee: _war and atomic devastation, | wourp BE ERONIC “It would be bitterly ironic if those nations of the world which have recently gained their inde- In an obvious reference to pendence and those struggling for some bread he’s stumbled ‘acras, but it's Just no go. .| on clauses which are the “heart New Red Cross Head Is Named Rev: William C. Hamm i | He a 4 | ihr il Hf | | i F E i ; of F 5 F 5 z i i z d rita | Eu | S i VF Keego Harbor Ve teran Returning to France | French for the past two months, “Fm not much better at it | now than when I was over there in the war,” he said. 8 2 4 “Exes (lil in 1 | hi f | 2 One of the highlights of his trip > f, “International disarmament of both conventional and atomic weapons requires an international authority with power to inspect,, control and impose punishment, inDavisCase Ex-UM Math Professor il ey TEE WILLING HANDS — Red Cross Motor Segvice Vol- unteers being directed by Mrs. John Logan (left) of Royal Oak, chairman of service groups, are (left to right) Mrs. Joseph Youngs of $19 Pensacola and Mrs. J. ¥. Green of 4020 Arcadia Park. Motor service driv- ers, needed urgently now by the Oakland County Chapter of the American Red Cross, obtain the blood of Staff at the end of next month. . * Stalin’s Death Eases Conditions = WARSAW, Poland # — Life in z 8 z 2 5 ag Ey Poland Makes Spectacular Progress. but Life Seems Bleak Under Red Rule. Gz Sek Yet the people in Warsaw streets look adequately clothed and fed. factors make the high- Rents, for instance, are ly low, A family with apartment pays only month—not much more * * even ews ON = —! & EOL RAE ATDMMENT EO na Seda aM Ne ML TRO yA MO, SEE, COO gh ear 8 f . is al Bag from The Hes of Ti other erans, ropewalk. disabled, FAMILY Supervisor Louis Porter, %, ~ Service, Tv “too young for a new Despite vid master Navy's concerned and “We es oe uae has taeek al eae aaah these, cordage up to the size of| That compares with the 122-ton “And it the Navy needy them i 198,500 feet in fitting out, although ee ee find them?| Much of more than 2% million | she is‘only 204 feet long compared You can’t mot Sent NO | mien ot eovtegs By S| eit a santern carrier's length of | In Himmelfarb's opinion, one of —— —— Sa boda greet atest coe | But What Do Y * be ane who is 100 years old, a = ieduting. saneune! ; E TOU semi-centenarian would be 50, a = i eS : : | . “wae, ss Call Six-Year-Oll? [TeSercmcnr © ; : a hemi-semi-centenarian would be ~ aaa achat de-| HONOLULU, T:H. (UP)—Noting| 2%. * sembhemi-demi-centenar- veloped a preservative which adds | that man's life span is constantly | !an would be 25, and a semi-dem!- 2% per cent to life of rope. increasing and may reach 100 would be 12%.” | NAME IS BISTORICAL years, Albert Grain, a federal | court here, has come up Ropewalks were so named in the Sears atan Sar danition weet City Hall Smoked Out Ore ee aa tn | om eons. — PORTLAND, Me, (UP) — This cause it was necessary fora man| Grain, in letters to Honolulu city’s advisory board on smoke Bye Fate me oe gene Rage gale tle | nl eperse Li gree lmalered ‘Wine aente bapeeei to g[nete celled a “comidemi-derell Geany'nnt off the “work cmcbe| quarter of a mile long, but ma-| quaver.” Here's what Grain pro-) offenders” list where they had chinery long ago outmoded the an- : been fixtures. 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There’s the same anperiority in performance. - s * ms _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 bee ah The first time you put the great Strato-Streak V-8 through its getaway paces you'll know this is a completely new kind of driving thrill! Here’s spirit to lift anybody’ S spirits! Out on the road, there’s solid horsepower always in reserve for the needed flash or the quick pass. Steering is so easy and steady that you almost drive with your mind, The ride is as level as a level itself. 2 The whole movement of the car is so smooth and easy that people taking the wheel for the first i time have difficulty believing the speedometer. of This is a great car. It’s new, as you know, from the ground up—the only wholly new car in America, And, naturally, this gives it a big advantage over all other cars from every | conceivable standpoint. : Why don’t you get a Pontiac? You might as well © have the newest and the finest—because there’s @ — model to fit every need and every budget. Some are priced right down with the lowest. | Come in today. “You'll find it hard to get av for once you take the wheel—and get our ¢ it’s an irresistible combination! a. ‘SEE YOUR NEAREST PONTIAG DEALER ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 19355 ” FAMILY ALIKES—Airman Third Class Harry S. Kirby proudly helps sister, Annie R. (Kirby, an Airman Second Class, with her) The Kirbys, from Ft. Walton, Fila., hold duplicate jobs as _ tactical instructors of new airmen at Lackland Air Force Base, San epaulets. Antenio,. Texas: Michigan Pilot Lost ‘Aboard Marine Jet len R. Wilcor, live in Kalamazoo. M. Set. Charlies 8. Stamford, 42, [radar man, whose wife and three children live at nearby Costa Mesa, | and whose parefits, Mr, and Mrs. [same Stamford, live in Miami, Fila. Limit Reparations TOKYO W—Kyodo news serv-| ice said today Japan is holding to pine lino Neri would meet Japan's Tat- | sunosuke Takasaki in a day or) two for a ‘‘make or break” ses-| sion in the prolonged negotiations. | Trailer Sales Soar fo Record: Fruehaut SAN FRANCISCO # — Sales of truck trailers in the first half of _|this year will exceed 100 million dollars for a new record high, He ‘told & press conference this may be the best year in the company's 42-year history. The executive said the company plans to build a new factory on the coast and is searching for a suitable site. He said the new plant | would be in the Seattle or San | Francisco areas. —— \ | Blaze at Waterworks HAMPTON, N.C. ® — Volunteer firemen put out a blaze in an au- tomatic pump here yesterday, The | pump was on a main town well | controlied by the waterworks de-| Co. said this - Graduating Coed Can't Handle All 3 Scholarships PAWTUCKET, R.1. ® — Jane L. Baltzell has been offered so many scholarships she can’t handle them all Jane is 20 and a Phi Beta Kappa. She graduates from Pembroke Col- lege next month. She held scholar- ships throughout. her four years there, Yesterday she was named win- a vear of advance study overseas. Three months ago she was noti- fied she won a Rotary Foundation fellowship for a year of study in England. She turned down both ‘because She had accepted a Marshall fel-- lowship for two years of study at Cambridge (England) University. Miss Baltzell's father is an offi- cial of the Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co. She was born partment. in El Paso, Tex, - Nl Li// SS po LE, ne Day onteonns ” e \ SY Sun Shines va YOU NEED V Kindy © 13 NO. 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Sstrameers = vas [Ke Asks Funds |House “ines Up Senate OKs Bill jsut sar So 000 | AA é. maximum rat cent ts. | ochelaaiiag and other sons 61-44 to Pass his —_ < Lockha' Some participants were : * * . + * : They | hand last night to take part in we for Atomic Ship Highway Bill on Jobless Pay il erated AS Saas tend , a =e at wore egrun | Be ate Spits is} teen the mee rep pin 1553. tb obtained been postponed twice because of Requests $12 Million! passea 61-44 ieee “ne aoe | Democrats Offer Little to onstruction Opposition to Measure ‘ last rare wine, avery We | YE OS ear ‘Veanel |i Baceting Bevefte ECORATION DAY FUN! uted te res program's Bowerman, Boyer, Burns, Folks, ; success, Haskill. - | WASHINGTON @ — President | Goulette, Hoxie, Litowich,| LANSING » —. A Republican The panel of jude jug judges in- | Elsenhower today asked Congress pg walked "theese Wate sponsored bill to liberalize unem- George's-Newport’s cluded Loren D. 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Elastic waist; 3-6. Men's .... 59 4 is Xe - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY-26, 1955. Quints to Split $1,000,000 on 21st Birthday 222 :== |W sem Photographic Prices SENSATIONAL PROJECTOR BUY! 300 WATT AS " Brighter, cooler, Compore four children, one only a few weeks old, Her home stands on a 52-acre x tal sar Viewlex with ony other pro- cova Wh Angee Pela ae He was Fred Davis, the offi jector and see. - epilepsy. Marie entered a convent - ah atagniet, the ety ane Reg. 95 with the intention of taking the A et hdd Ne eee ee ak ie Price NOW soma tee home, a per BIRTHPLACE — Ramshacide farmhouse at Callander, Ont., where | handsome : ner dieses $995 ’ Quints were born has been fixed up a bit. Here is how it looks today.| away to Ohio in 1938 and were a Thus, the miracle of the Cana. : is ae married after they got acquainted dian forest reaches its climax as ciple of this contract was the / first nurse. It was largely due to/ .+ the hospital, Davis is head of Yvonne, Marie, Cecile and An- stone of the million-| Yvonne Leroux who fought for! (,,.aian Pictures, Ltd. in -Tor- mette Dionne split the fortune dollar Quintuplet fortune. _ | them without ‘sleep, feeding each) (4. 9 thriving pho- which was built up for them Ne special in turn with an » tha en which covers when they were the wonder ba- is planned for the 2ist . | the babies lived. the dominion _bies of the world, Cecile and Yvonne are studying | | Twenty-one years after the ex 3 Roll Pak Mostly in: bonds, it will be di- at Hospital Notre Dame-de. Es- | citing event which exploded her | New York, Ohio, Tennessee and vided into five equal parts. The perance at Ville Saint-Laurent, | life and the lives of a dozen | Pennsylvania each have at least All Weather share of the late Emilie will then; FIVE OF A KIND — This picture of the Quints was taken when | "¢8f Montreal. Annette is at- | others into the headlines, the four places called Summit. be split up into’ 14 equal parts, | they were 16 on a visit to New York. Left to right are Marie, Emilie| ‘M@ing % convent college | in 7 one for each of the Dionne fam-/| and Annette (front) and Yvonne and Cecile (rear). Mestnent, .sypetaiaing & wousie. Cc ily, tmeluding the parents. But | eg . So far none of the sisters has | perhaps more important to: the | from’ advertisers and merchan-| plots and‘ all was confusion during | any romantic attachments or plans | |) Dionnes than the money will be | disers, The late Dr. Allan Roy/the early years — except in the| for spending their money. The Ee : the special devotions which they | Dafoe devoted his full time and /littie hospital where the nurses | family attorney is drawing up a|} i : will undoubtedly attend to give |.attention to the babies and two/and the babies were serene and/ pian DR HA MILLER« , thanks for the four lives that have | Nurses were -in constant atten- | happy. they would Se An ee 620-120-127 been spared. Nance while a cook and house-| paorg cONTRACT fund. They will Optometrist keeper gupplied the menis. after their birthday 3 es "eo Gaee ais wep ais ais Maal a ee oe law they : reason- i 7 Seno SSsses See Hahn oe KODAK COLOR FILM i tor . . ie uncarpeted floors and outdoor) They sill lived in the old familly | this. After days and weeks of| STUDY NURSING lh _ Phone FE 2 : 7 plumbing which stood on what was| Hous, with the older childdren. | -niteq bidding and various sorts| Perhaps the most = $99 then an unpaved and alternately ae: Senne ante eee of offers, Fred S. Ferguson, presi-| reflections “Better Things in Sighs” ? muddy or dusty road, was long| Way she could not take care of | Gene of Newspaper Enterprise | lives can 8 mm Rolls .... . ago abandoned. her five new babies, instead of | ascn Service, was successful in|of Cecile and Yvonne AP . * 2 « nurses. Dionne did not like any |. cotisting a with Joseph | training to be Open Friday Evenings $969 By the time the babies were « part of the arrangement Sedgwick, of who had | appropriate since 8 M . 3 er money yA ny ntl Pecber gh poaernsty hae my te mead bee Pare nf ln. ior pr pel ae cel ae Same t Closed Wednesdoy Afternoons mm Gg... «+ « « _ amounted to. There was friction, | cial Guardians, ; , $ F ged 35 mm 20 Exp... . ) | $q77 120-620-127: eeee#eese : CAMERA OUTFIT ONLY ‘a> COMPLETE ) mee | | Wr = ADGET BAGS So much beauty: 7 ; : , LEATHER — PLASTIC — ALL MAKES at so little cost... ee s TAKE YOUR PICK FROM THE - More homes are painted with this famous . 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PENNEY’S COTTON CONTINENTAL SHIRTS Looking alike and loving it—Mom, Dad the kids! For the girls, the Camisado®; r= 95 the men, the Cassino®, all tailored in crease-_ resistant “Lucina” cotton and all in colors so vivid, the family portrait will be a study in technicolor. Summer’s top casual shirt in pink, charcoal, lemon, teal, coral, helio, red, jade; girls, 7 to 14; boys’, 6 to 18, 2.95. Sizes 29 to 34, 2.79 Little boys’ knit swim briefs of acetate Celaprem, nylon 22 Sizes 6 te 16 misses’ sizes 12%4-3 49 poir For Men end / Women ~ ee I Le a ee, eee Te, ee ee | ij H ) THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1955 ot es ee ! age il i ink i le PT th! f | THE ba HH i of . ! al’h i . : i H HH Fis More Funds Should Be 000.300.000 is scheduled as finan- | Earmarked as Loans : WASHINGTON @ —- Rep. Vorys = |(R-Ohio) predicted today House will make “substantial cuts” in the administration's economic aid program unless more of the | funds are earmarked as loans. Verys, a senior member of the | House Foreign Affairs Committee, said he expects little change, héw- ever, in the rest of.the 3'4-billion- ck {lor foreign aid budget for: the year beginning July 1. . * * The committee resumes hear- secretary of defense, testifying on military the. The citation recognized Dustin's | ium of the Supreme Soviet makes research and writings on Michi! Russia the fourth Communist ally ; gan’s Indians. _ |to approve ‘the eight-nation “Red x| Uriversity President Harlan) NATO.” economic assistance, including 337| Hatcher told Dustin he was “a | /cial help for nations maintaining | military forces. * * * The Presidium endorsed the for- this, * Willi i | Williams Will Speak eee Se bs | Secretary of State Dulles testi- F oe peindient sage! pea hentry into the North Atlantic yesterday he “would like tojliams has ace an invitation i as loan basis” $or | to speak at the June 6 session of i: Organization, Bulganin de- ip. “if we could get |the United Spanish-American War e © « ‘The joiriing of West Germany to NATO increases the aggressive nature of this bloc directed against the Soviet Union and the eoun- } Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania under a single commander Russian Marshal Ivan Konev. Po- land, Czechoslovakia and East Ger- many already have ratified the pact, Romania’s government has called a special session of its Par- liament May 30 to take the same action. ; Reject Berlin Meet BONN @®—The West German Parliament has rejected a sugges- tion by one of its members that it hold a special session in Berlin as a symbol of German unity, Op- ponents said German unity would better be served by avoiding. any disturbance-of the political climate before the projected Big Four talks. Clothing - For Fun-in-the-Sun Clothes Ed and Milt Say-- Dress Up for a Summer of Fun-in-the-Sun T-Shirts + diate CREDIT Open Friday and Monday Nights W STREET 7 a 2 ge. eee £3 @ os jeg < - a gis" 2 ‘ a: . 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Buy all the film you think of Any Two! unopened rolls for refund. . $1.98 to °2.98 Values! bd Sunsuits © Shorts - @ Blouses © Polos © Midriffs Three of the hostesses for the cocktail party and buffet dinner held at Forest Lake Country Club Wednesday eve- Professional golfers participating in the Wolverine | | Ladies’ Open Golf Tournament Thursday through Sunday dead By Church of Biredngham. Othe ofc honored pre. at Forest Lake Country Club include (left to right) Beverly | Forest Lake Country Club. Hanson, Marilyn Smith and Mickey Wright. They were photographed at the party held Wednesday evening at peta dr Bcc Pn of ear foie ed ote ols eee rncrarsnas Forest. Lake Country Club Hosts Golfers Pentisae Press by Eddie Vanderwerp Sounded Out ‘a or ee 4 7) ©" | py supITH L. CLEMENCE + rot ieee ee impressed by the us they require as much as 10 for Tooting . = * bd ‘out the welcome mat Wednesday | | | evening when members entertained | cas uxt bon oo oe Sones Auto Horn ‘Scoot ener | : ie ; Be , taking -part in the Wolverine) Some of the state's best ama- | — > Father _ Tells So oF e- AS B. | Ladies Open Golf Tournament teurs whom we met during the | ~He’s Being Flirt cs ' ; e rT today through Sunday: | evening included Mrs. H. G.| hsctalee ’ Familiar faces of professional) yrarquardt, Mrs. Stewart Nunneley Embarrassing Gal _ | golfers seen at the club included o¢ Forest Lake Country Club, Mrs. 2 By EMILY Post "| the Bauer sisters, Alice and Mar non weiss of Flint, Sally Sharp | lene of Sarasota, Fla; Mickey of Pine Lake Country Club and = —| Mary: Lovell of Birmingham) There Are Five Pages in | Counigy Club. Today's Women’s Section | PINT SIZED GOLFERS = rae Wright of LaJolla, Calif.; Marilyn Faye Crocker of Club de Golf, These women need a great jon in and % and tells us, “I'd like| Michigan several years | to become a professional golfer— Oakland Hills in a Western | but I can’t say—I'll just dream.” Women's event. Us a" ing Commencement scheduled, and others we found | exercises will be held at the Detroit call motels their home. | Institute of Arts Auditorium. THE PONTIAC PRESS The. Bauer sisters are professional sister, Marlene Bauer and her husband, Bob amie Hagge. They are here from Sarasota, to take part in the Forest Lake Wolverine een THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 Pontiac Symphony Directors Named} sae L. Raymond Sampson, ner ont mace B Reeeet by James Hunt Serving through the 1956 season will be Mrs. George Wyman, Ken- neth Turner, Mrs. Donald Hogue pees 8 oi nye is | committee Committee chairmen for the El Uruguay told us that she was | dea) of rest—some of them told . tournament include William F. particularly Newberry, general chairman; Russell M. Downey, vice chair- man; Blaine E. Eynon, executive and Dr. Edwin J. Dobski, first aid. * * * The club which has not been opened yet a year is done in ex- quisite paneling, and geranhiums were brought in to decorate each | of the dining tables. Two Study Methods of Volunteer Bureau omens Section ~ PAGES 82-87 Pictured looking over a list of activities for the affair which | Joseph W. Kelly of Milwaukee, senlena! commander ; will conclude this evening are (left to right) Mrs. Frank | Mrs. Vinton Ball of Virginia avenue. as ae 1 i | | | ? : 4 $s fr li i i "F ; f ; cf fz ‘i i y : = i = Poentiae Press Photo Hotel Pontiac is the scene of the first state Navy|Riley of Drayton Plains, commander elect; Mary Penn. Mothers Convention which began Wednesday morning.| Jones of Dearborn, national state set-up chairman; Mrs. and ' tiona] publication “Who's Who Among Students in Ameriean Colleges and Universities." honored by their two sons, two daughters and five great-grand- * Mrs. F. Theodore Beckley, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Aben Hoekman of Hamilton drive, is a candidate for a bachelor of arts degree from Wittenberg College, Springfielé, Obio. The 110th an- nual commencement exercises will be held June 6. Mrs, Beckley has been treasurer’ of her sophomore class, vice presi- dent of the junior class and is a member of Shifters, Boosters Club and Kappa Delta sorority. u ries DORIS PULIS Mrs. Elizabeth Powell of Center Eugene H. Pattison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Pattisog of Pontiac trail, was recently elected t i Pi, national scholas- o Phi Sigma national sc le ok hee Harry per. The Almanian, He is also a Rochester. The wedding ceremony member of Lambda Iota Tau, na-/ will be performed Saturday. street is announcing the approach- |- eRe ye 2 At it SPIEGEL'S NEW WE th i i i Ef H z a2 5 : i i H q F SUMMER SALE BOOK WONDERFUL! IS JUST OUT! | CAN HARDLY WAIT To LET'S CALL FOR SEE THOSE NEW SUMMER OUR.COPY... FASHIONS...AND WILL YOU CAN GET YOUR COPY TODAY! | SAVE MONEY / ey ae: i i g sé ty EEi8 z i zs ‘fy ial a83 *. * * az . | of South Marshall street and Earl (nee Lois Blackwell) of Emerson avenue wish to announce the birth of a son, Robin Lance, May 10 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. The infant’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Blackwell S. Newlon of West End avenue. Metropolitan Units Conduct Memorial Metropolitan Club Spirit Six and< the Ladies Auxiliary held a joint | memorial service recently at VFW Hall 1370. The Rev. Carl Nelson of St. | John Evangelical Lutheran Church gave the memorial . Jesse Quick, president of the Spirit, con- ducted the meeting and service. | Serving on the memorial com- | | FUN in the SUN for the HOLIDAY WEEKEND ~ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY WEDGIE White-Beige-Taa-Harvest Brown-Wine-Charcoal Grey DIEM'S “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” 87 N. Saginaw &t. Next te Federal Store. Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 FE 2-2492 expert fit in faille lastex. Quick to dry: With or without neck straps. Colors, onyx and ruby. Sizes 32 to 38. Swim Shop—Main Floor If It’s Unexpected, Expect It From . 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Enchanting bogder prin? to accent and frame the neckline and skirt hem on this Ann Fogarty. See our complete collection, Dresses—Second Floor . ; ~ Tailored for reat SUMMER SUITS 25.00 At Spick and span new / d Ww o—~ t, e fen! a A > Specially Priced ... In linen look rayon. . and crusoline. Crease tesistant and interfaced for permanent shape. Boxy or fitted styles. tdea!l for suburban — ee ee = _— = lee — > ag Te aa ee a ae a 7 rs Ee er — =S—”6h cele ——— _ - a : i ‘i * ; 4 .* THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 : : - eo. > mod ingsw irls in Mi re-Vacation Party Whirl ‘Kingswood Girls in Midst of Pre-Vacation Party Whirl : ’ - eid : ; : ‘ 7 ter T. By RUTH SAUNDERS Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kern will en-. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst F. Kern will A group of young women under | Cranbrook Music Guild will held | William Bird and Mrs Wall | BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The |tertain at a family supper party |give a cocktail party Saturday be-|the guidance of Mrs. Maynard its annual meeting June 13 at : a graduating class of Kingswood | June 5 for their nephew, Victor H. | fore attending the opening dinner-| Andreae have been working on | Cranbrook House. After the meet- | TRAVELING TO a . rashitoak and taane of the | Taylor, and his fiancee, Mary dance at Bloomfield Hills Country | decorations and costumes for ing, Robert D. Kerns will give a| Joan Bookmeyer sailed gna apeet A . ith aq bover: The attair will be given in ;Club. - | waitresses, “A ‘real plantation at-) sono program and Mrs. M day to-meet her parents, Dr.- undergraduates are busy with & the Kern home, “Westview,” on | oer = 2 mosphere will be created with | Archangeli and her hospitality Mrs. R. M. Bookmeyer, in Par . round of: parties before separating | East Long Lake road. “Bud” and |, Bloomfield Open Hunt will algo | pang o¢ eotton decorating trees and | -ommittee will serve coffee. | After a fortnight the family jfor the summer. ‘Mary will be married June 11. budge od a ——— shrubbery. ~ Assisting Mrs. Archangeli will be | return home together. Dr, and _* = Le - > 7° ar i Gene _ HOME FROM SOUTH ‘Mrs. Edward A. Proctor, Mary) Mrs. Bookmeyer have been travel- | Melinda Booth gave a dance for Parties are continuing for bride- | °P®" preceding * a pits | eae | \ing in Europe for a month. the seniors Saturday evening, and elect Nancy Burgess who will be! A group of juniors has sched- | : Sunday afternoon Judy Earl en- married June 25 to Dr. Thomas/ uled a pregram of events and | Secon the i i Pale ¢ «® Mrs. Chariton G. Eden and her Buick, Mrs. Robert P. Nevin, Mrs. daughter, Patty, have come up this | tertained the day student seniors S. Torgerson. | there wifl also be senior compe- worlip= Pi . Sem ; at a party in her home on 14Mile gm Mfonday Nancy's god. | Millom and a professional diving | gn — =e 5 ey "ere * | road. ” mother, Mrs. Chartes E. Davy, | Saamelen to give an exhibition. | “POD Se . ; Barbara Smith of Algonac and | and Mrs. Walker T. Wright gave Pleo and a“ Py = = | her parents entertained a group | 8 tea in the Davy home in De- G | ° Pj ve gone to te stony , iba | at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, | troit, and on Wednesday Mrs. elatin Fie Wis., to spend the holiday week- | and this Saturday “Jolly” Kel- | Daniel Mulgrave and Mrs. Ra- ; a a eee 2 cnt 3 | Jogg. Patricia McKenna and mond A. Vogel gave a luncheon | Is F| avore d parc Mr. and Mrs. P. C. | Z | Barbara ‘Buhs -will-be hostesses | and shower at the Detroit Ath- — | at a garden party at the Kellogg | letic Chub. Wij h BS Mrs. Frank Tyson has returned home. | Dr. and Mrs. John M. Wake-| it anana ee pipes agg Pag Gail Smith is planning to enter- | vainen willy.give a “His” and . | tain at her home on Martell drive |‘‘Hers” supper party Sunday with a W. H. Lakkari_| John B. — _ | * ‘Sunday after the baccalaureate | Mrs. Wakevainen’s mother, Mrs. _ ice, and Ellen Flint will give|Carl F. Unruh, and next Wednes- Op s Pastry Treat Mrs. William Boyce Picketts of a\ party right after the graduation |day Mrs. Stuart A. Cogsdill is giv- With Marshmallow Cranbrook School has. entertained ony next Friday afternoon.|ing a luncheon for Nancy at at a series of teas in honor of her ‘* * 8 Bloomfield Hills Country Club. . By JANET ODELL a Mrs. —— P. Coe st, not yet a senior, will| John J. O'Gorman Jr. will be |‘ Poutine Press Food Editor preeme a cen wah pan ah Fresno, Calif. | tite GSE Call in the morning — we will deliver your Double- old that SAME DAY — rebuilt like new! quality materials used. Oxford. Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street “ FE 2-7695 Judy give her annual swimming party host to Miss Burgess and Dr. | You've heard of Banana Cream at Orchard Lake Country Club the Torgerson at the dinner-dance Sat- | Pie, we're sure. But have you ever | ts il a! 4, ; : : wes a ; TP ru > E Mouth-Watering, week of June 6. . ake urday at Bloomfield Hills Clab. _| heard of Banana Chiffon Pie? This GOING TO EUROPE ; yer ring 7 S< - . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert V. Davis Crenberry Raisin Pis.... recipe is new to us. Banana lovers of Cranbrook are: planning an- - Spould “go for” it. other trip to Europe. They sail Mrs. W. H. Lakkari, today’s con- June 14 accompanied by LuAnne Free Ticket to Huron Theater tributor, is an extremely talented | Auleppe, Carolyn Bay and Sandra with every $1.00 purchase! | person. We visited her in her home | Frost, their son, Dwight Davis, recently and enjoyed seeing her John Plexico and Rudrick Bouch- ‘pictures and her pieces of sculp — 4 ‘ Th ture. She is currently exhibiting of 3 1 w | at the local art show in the Pontiac yg ang Mrs. George Ruppe % ning dhe of Lone Pine road. ; — Library. | come from their home in the | 121 West-Huron, Near Cass FE 4-8163 BANANA CHIFFON PIE | (U | / By Mrs, W.M.Lathart | fer sinter, Mrs. Ralph L- Po PARK FREE IN REAR OF STORE | } tablespoon gelatin | Se cup orange or pineapple juice Hho «Ear pies Mrs. Polk will give a dinner, | ~ \% teaspoon . Mrs. James Q. Goudie will en-| . } > ciiieaseens mer tertain at luncheon for them and Pe ak | ¥ PA | a and si css J. Graham = | will give a dinner. } Marecchins chervies jwiene a oe | MEMORI ve cup chopped nuts i og | = 3% es Ss ict: Sosiibe Soften gelatin in fruit juice. Mash A bananas and add lemon juice, salt, | slightly beaten egg yolks and 2) | tablespoons sugar. Cook in a dow | ble boiler until thickened, stirring | | constantly, | Remove from the heat, stir in| the gelatin and cool. Beat egg whites, gradually adding 1-3 cup| | sugar. Continue beating until stiff | | and‘ fold in banana mixture, Pour | |into a pie shell and chill until | firm. Hel aa @ DECORATION DAY PLANTS Everything That Is Needed to Plant GRAVES and URNS Flowering Plants of All Kinds _JACOBSEN’S 7] | Before serving top with cream} slightly beaten and then beaten | with the marshmallow fluff. Gar-| | nish with sliced bananas dipped in | | lemon juice and maraschino cher- | | Ties. Sprinkle with chopped nuts. AT PEGGY'S... Naturally! =. : $895 Blue Star to Hold | fie ‘| ORION GARDEN CENTER ‘Memorial Service | * . Sake Oren | MY 3-7611 yO jocan the Bar tacts | | : ae | é ict iv ue St others, | ~ ss . — — thers. BETTY MAE JOHNSON OPEN DAILY TILL § — ALL DAY SUNDAY ‘Park Cemetery at 11 a.m. Mon-| Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jotinson of | - e ° day. A wreath will be placed at a| Voorheis road announce the en- Every Blooming Thing— | soldier’s grave. |gagement of their daughter, Betty | The group took part in the Armed , Mae, to Willard Glenn Lotan. He | Forces Day parade and has been jis the son of Mr. and Mrs. William | ¥ | invited to serve at the DSO at Lotan of Lounsbury street. No. - | Ft. Wayne. : | wedding date has been set. } : — | That Grows! Za FOOTWEAR ‘SPECIALS These airy Summerettes of : serubboble twill hove been Here are shoes fer the entire family. designed for the utmost é in cool comfort. and styled to make your Decoraion Day week- crafted for compliments! Cork i* end more enjoyable. : ‘'n crepe soles insure all-dey ~~ wKeds| === Men's BOOSTERS - FABRIC LOAFERS Narrow Mees ‘ Medium io Widths Lightweight Gic-cooled lubric uppers with thick, speagy crepe soles. Choice of colors’ Brown, Blue. Maroon, Rust Tan, White, * ; cil casual Li — soft, ving. ee : Fd '" TALLY-HO. Blue or red calf with meerschaum frim; natural pig *. sgking white calf, $8.95 CAN-CAN. White or natural, $7.95 a6 wh. MONTEGO. White calif; pink and : ; Js@ biue, beige and tan Milan straw. Saeco. with halter back in tan or tri-tone grey. $8.95. A 2 | ____|._THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 — Come Sunny DayS...and out come Peggy s Summer Fas * - * . . . ’ eae Cool Summer Dresses. st | Poe. UR ger opi ae ~ Outdoor Get-togethers - From our new While Flag. oiaion | »..and never a gayer sight, -we must say! This new collection of America’s favorite play clothes features new indented. stitching, hideaway zippers, prints, solids and Neapolitan stripes in gay, . washable Cool Dual colors that mix or match. Here are a few from the group, in White Stag’s Original Sailcloth, air-conditioned, woven to Jet the breezes circulatel Cottons Voiles Sheers , Now is the time to select. your Hot Weather Summer Dresses. Our stocks are complete with. Cottons... Voiles .. . Nylons and every want- ed Summer Fabric. Sizes for Juniors . .:. Misses’ and half-sizes. ‘ . a Open. a Convenient Charge Account at Pontiac's Finest Shop for Women! 30 Day Charges or Convenient Budget Accounts! Hundreds of New ip'n Shore’ > Action-Back a Favorites N Broadcloth sy ics Golfer Famous Make . ~ SWIM SUITS ~ very specially priced SALE! Famous Make SUMMER SUITS. ~ Were 10.95 Were 1295 - ff Were 1495 st _ NewCotton Prints ~~ * DEGEY’S — me ae aa Pa : “g J s : : . 2 ie ad fe Rage og : id 3 epee ae ant n s ie : ‘ ; 4 oe A teased | as i S -_ (Boys’ and Girls’) d Ladies’ Clothes ‘ge x Cecile’s - 4AM Ditsle Bwy. OB 3-724 (Next te Pontiac State Bank) PLENTY OF PARKING § ih ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDA i Y, MAY 26, 1955 o ry & nO MEN'S WEAR — WOMEN’S WEAR : - ¢ SO. SAGINAW ST., PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Time to pick out the play togs you will want to wear under the summer sun. See our large selection of pretty styles. PAY NO MONEY DOWN 7 eo i ‘ | Mount Clemens Sts. at 8:30 a.m. | 200 girls in the Camp -Fire pro-— day-camp this summers ’ e . * * For the first time in the history ef the Pontiac Counci! of Camp Fire Girls, there will be two day- camp sessions. This was necessi- tated by increased enroliment, in- | terest, and understanding of day- / camping, and the integral part it) plays in the Camp Fire program. | Each session will run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day for two consecutive weeks: The first session, the weeks of dune 20 and 77, and the second, | the weeks of July 11 and 138. | "The children will be taken. to | their campsite on Gulick Lake near Clarkston by buses, leaving from the corner of Saginaw and ‘and returning there at 4 p.m. | LIVING OUTDOORS Each day will offer new expe-} riences for the giris. Learning to| , live comfortably in the out-of- , | doorg is the key to the day-camp program, The girls are divided into small units of 9 to 12 girls, each | unit. having: a trained volunteer ‘leader and assistant. / There are periods of planned ‘activities and free time for each | ‘unit, during which time the girls | ing games. | Singing, dancing, biking, sports, | nature study and crafts will be | thoroughly “investigated” by | each girl during her two weeks | at day-camp. ! The hit of the summer is always | the lunch period when all units | have a cook-out. After a morning Re a ee nm Be PIT OE tan. MOC a —a oon“ . fos _ A dix <2, , = a | ma holiday humph | “Nuts! A holiday, and no new clothes! No one to shore my picnic lunch! No one to hold my hand! No one to whisper—", Hey, hold on a minute! Let's take first things first. Now, about those new clothes — . stop worrying and come to Maling’s where you'll find the most enticing, entrancing, enchanting shoes in the world! Slip into them, ond watch = =e the other items toke core of themselves! Happy Holiday! ‘ ee eS ED ee SS ee ce EP of energizing over the 120-acre site, | | 5 bt eiae en ae eo mS Bega de ‘ ‘\ al Lo * * Surroundéd by nature’s beauty, appetities are hardy, and nothing or chop suey, spaghetti, goulash | with well-trained adult guidance ; séems to taste as good as your /@nd other one-pot meals. and carefully planned activities,|own cooking over an open fire. | After lunch and rest period, the ‘girls continue with their program for the day. Before the closing of gram throughout Pontiac can count, Some of the hit menus of the camp, however, each unit pe a Gir Is Look F or ward , to Day-Camp Feature Dance what they wish to do the next ‘the girl benefits from the group | experience of living, working, plan- 'ning and playing together in co- ‘day, and divide the responsibilities, | ‘Tt is at this time especially that | Buffet dinners will be served Sun day and Monday evenings, ——e —maneat ” —_ « Print Leather Shoes. Something new has been added to the 1955 shoe wardrobe — print - ‘leathers in smartly styled” foot- ‘wear designed for street wear as well as after-5 occasions. - Oakland Hills Club Members of Oakland Hills Coun- try Club will gather Saturday eve- ning for a dinner-dance at the club. Sunday and Memorial Day mem- bers and their guests will take part in swimming, tennis and golf. | Leach other better. It’s really just on a wonderful two weeks at season might be gingerbread up-/ pjann iod | side-down cake made on a reflector | . is ail _ oven, chicken baked in aluminum WORK TOGETHER foil, flapjacks on a tin-can stove, ' JOAN and ROBE Joan Agnes W yzgoski, da W yzgoski of Middlebelt road. Mercy School of Nursing. ithe Detroit Institute of Arts Auditorium. | will play a variety of games from | will graduate June 5 from St. Mary College at Orchard | “make-believe” to “hide and seek’’ | Lele ; . |—from nature games to story-tell-| “— * The ceremony will be held at At Yris time the girls decide | | t RT WYZGOSKI ughter of Mr. and Mrs. John: will graduate Saturday from’ Robert W yzgoski Conversational Problem - Plagues Girl Who Is Shy By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: I'm on the shy side, but I know that if I could think of something to say at the time I should, instead of afterwards, I'd gain a little more self-confidence. “Whenever I'm out on a date I want so much to make a hit ‘and - 1 always seem to say something that. gains no response or is just something to say “it would be so nice to be a good conversationalist—it would relieve me of the necessity to | neck which I don’t want to make | a habit of. “I’m known as a quiet girl, and when a boy tells me that it makes me all the more tongue-tied. Can you help me out?” Some girls are conversational whizz-bangs. They can talk and talk without stopping—and without saying much of any account either. They make a lot of and shy boys in particular adore them. They (the boys) don't have to say a word. A quiet girl can make her own mark without making constant noise. It’s knowing when to talk and why—and when to listen. CONVERSATION IS KEY Conversation is our hu m an means of communication. It’s main purpose is to help us know a means to an end. A quiet girl can show a ter- rific interest in what's being said and. done around her. And that interest can show. It’s giving your full attention te your date. It's acting as though what he says is hilariously funny, an in- triguing thought. a particularly sound argument. It's keeping your — eyes on him when he talks. ‘It's smiling comfortable in the little silences that are bound to come. A quiet girl needn't be dumb. She can be up op the news of the day. She can read and listen and absorb so that she’s always aware of what's going on in the world, Then she'll know what's meant) when somebody brings up a topic —and can add ah impression or idea of her own. ARGUE QUIETLY | A quiet girl can “argue. Quietly and reasonably. It makes good conversation. Boys don’t like to A quiet’ girl can talk to boys about the things they like to talk about: so that they do most of the |] The basis for every hair | style... hold it in shape, PERMANENTS easier, longer. ’ Short Carl talking. She doesn’t have to know everything about their hobbies, but she can ask leading questions She can think what they like and do is fun. Such approva! will keep them talking. A quiet girl can produce a sense of humer so that she'll see | a joke, and be able te make one. . She can be appreciative when a conversational exe js tossed her | way, And she can be a very good | istener, indeed. Though far from * noisy, she can prove that she's alive, aware and very much present. Boys like that kind of girl. Class of ‘05 to Meet Pontiac High School's class of | 1905 will hold its 50th anniversary | ‘ reunion Friday evening at the | West Huron street residence of Mr. | ‘and Mrs. Frederic L. Ward. —_— | and assist groups in Pontiac during operation with good leadership. Through this experience the child develops a respeét for oth- | er’s opinions, responsibility, ©0- operativeness, self-control, a Sense of fairness, and a greater | understanding of the democratic | way of life, The leaders at Camp Fire Girls’ day-camp are volunteers. who lead © the \year. mothers, and interested women who have offered their help, Teenage girls from Horizon Club, Camp fire’s senior division, will also be at day-camp to serve as camp-aides. Ld * * All Blue Birds, Camp Fire Girls and Horizon Club Girls are eligible te. attend either session of day- camp. The registration deadline, originally set as May 31, has been extended to June 11, due to nu- ven eee eae Distinctive Sun Glasses Sun Glasses with Matching Earrings «0... eeseeeee 4.98 Make-Up Base ......0:. $1.25 Prevents sunburn, stays on all a day. waterproof, swim-proof Pn Straw Bags, from $3.98 - 12 West Huron St. merous requests, Merle Norman helps you have 6-6 Base Lens, Imported, hang-set rhinestone trim Imported Hair Bandeaus, from $1.00 Summer Perfumes ang Colognes, from $1.00 For a Clear Complexion, Free From Blemishes, Call for a Free Demonstration and Makeup MERLE NORMAN STUDIO Loa SCocce $5.98 Summer Jewelry from $1.00 FE 2-4010 FEDERAL’ Full-fashioned - Berkshire with NYLACE TOP and TOE-RING have exclusive 2-way protection against runs! All sizes, exquisite shades! Short, medium, tall lengths. Stock up now, save! 30-denier 60-15 plein Regularly 1.35 3 prs. 3.19 Kent-Runs Regularly 1.50 13 prs. 3.49 Regularly 1.65 3 prs. 3.79 Federal’s Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort ape Stock up at big savings now on these nationally-famous sheer Berkshire NYLONS 1 09 19 29 or dork seoms PANTY 4 BRIEF 5 She’s the belle of the beach . . . the girl with the eye-stopping figure, the slim waist, the flat tummy. She’s the girl who wears a Playtex Panty brief under all her sports clothes! We have it—magical- ly lined with a lovely non-roll top . . . not a seam or stitch or bone. In sizes XS * ‘ -S-M-L. Buy now! .- THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, ‘May 26, 10955. + cometa AND ri : |Look Before You ee Into Venturi our selection of teed SINGER Sewing Machines TAKEN IN TRADE Large-Variefy Many One of-a Kind GET THEM WHILE THEY LAST DOWN PAYMENT AS LOW AS $590 Buy with confidence at your *4 Trade Mark of THE SINGER MFG. OO. SINGER SEWING CENTER PONTIAC BIRMINGHAM 102 N. Seginew 177. W. Maple BE 2.0811 MI 4-0050 — c / Hundreds of Crisp New Ne es 2 In Sizes to Fit Every Woman! sizes. Prints, linen, shantung. COTTON SKIRTS ce hind si eg cottons, dacron, nylon and © Psy Priced trom. FORMAL DRESSES in White and Pastels. GAYLE BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brown have Reynolds the late Mr. Reynolds. No date has been set for the wedding. - Juniors’, Misses’ and half-- solids, stripes, jacket styles, sun- dresses, co-ordinates. Fabrics are gingham, rayon, .corn cob cotton, | chambray, glazed COTTON BLOUSES | BATHING SUITS..°7.95-'8.95 ina ra 4° SUMMER PURSES... .. ‘3.95 Varied selection of shorts, pedal pushers and culottes. in ierediing sets also. FOR YOUR PROM is needed, which locations are the most promising, etc.” NOT LONG ENOUGH Because they have spent a few Men’s SPORT COATS All the newest styles in single and double vent. Solid colors, ; ~and white. * Priced from 6 = 5 % eee o : 49" JEAN ELIZABETH DEMO Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Demo. of | ee Oe ee plaids in all the new shades including pink A /, THE UNION STORE HAS ALL YOUR SUMMER NEEDS FROM PLAYTIME TO DATETIME! checks and * cottons Former City Girl to Reign at Picnic Prerequisites for being named to represent Michigan as Michigan Princess at the All-States Picnic in Ontario, Calif.. call for the young woman to be between the ages of 16 and 21, a native of Detroit and a California resident. And 16-year-old ~ Marie Faith | Ferrell has met’ those qualifiea- tions to reign supreme in this ca- | pacity on July 4. A junior at Mon- rovia Duarti High School, she is parade are feetures of the picnic where friends gather periodically to renew acquaintances. Men’‘s SPORT SHIRTS *SHORT SLEEVES Featuring all the new, washable fabrics—ginghams, batiste, linens, in every conceivable color from plain whites to the new se and tangerine. *7 99 To 19995 | choose from MEN'S SLACKS Hundreds of men's slacks to- summer fabrics. Light medium or dark shades in plain and patterns. sgt $78 , ee or Extended Payment Plan! in all the popular nee Peale seston. | Order will meet Priday at § p.m., founded in 1675, aaa - gbservatory was } _ tailored suits! The cool nylon-and- acetate cord fabric simply throws Open ‘til 9 Friday Night! juniors’! misses’! half-sizes! frosty cool . . «| City Suits of Nylon- | Acetate Cord! It's smooth sailing all through | summer in ohe of these crisply off wrinkies—resists soiling. Indis- — pensable to your summer wardrobe ... kind to your budget. . . Waite’s tiny prices! Grey, Blue or. Tan, 9-15, 10-16, 1414-244. Waite's Dresses—Third Floor of Fashion. : Sins ane ol re nonce ? persistent favorites of famous make summer footwear! Popular Summer Sandals by Penaljo ... a a lh aaa tans ll nn lll tt al ida ac neh lie lan di am tal oh ete cn hi Meat Ut haat eae iol te atti eet i ert la tlie ees THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 ernment that was host at the or- | be violating Article 111. | can’t do that, you wants Chambray Separates as pretty as ee a field of daisies! Outdoorable separates... each a whiz at sports... , lounging or sunning . . . in charcoal, with white “corru- gated” trim, A Sanforized* fabric. Sizes 10-18, Maximum shrinkage less than 1% és “‘Adeertiecd in Glamour >= . _ a — $¢98 b. Sleeveless Shirt . 2 ‘ $¢p998 c. Bermuda Shorts . 2 $950 d. Four Gore Skirt . 3 Sizes 10-18, 38-44 * a. Shorts... “Week-End Special! Ladies’ Pinafores a Cottons Regularly Priced at $3.98 ives you comfort to the gc It's a sya ceomicn thes fee wb pertecie. ’ FABULOUS FIT hi " ph nylon net. ie for the This is the sensational bra that gives you the high, rounded look, Paris decrees... 2% eee eer vihounie: yy ur aee SUGINa? Cperrer tae | charge Your Summer Clothes ak ‘Receritly the U.N. asked the | was decided the U.N, might have | tributed to member countries. The U.N. in Washington, take it to San Fran-| copies, Its own arehives have a 4. | Cleaners or writing about college Others at ‘$2.29 LION STORE Sun Suits Ambitious Collegian s~24|Earns Tidy Income ROCHESTER, N. ¥, (UP)—Rob- ert R, (Robin) Barrett, a senior at the University of Rochester, is— to put it mildly—a busy man:. When he isn’t studying or attend- ing classes he's apt to be found digging graves, selling vacuum sports for the Rochester Times- Union, TOTS’ Nyton They're so full of frills she'll look just like a doll. Girl’ Shorts 4 Denim, twills, or poplin. They'll. wear right thru the summer. Choice of many colors, eapvevssonpoosecees Perfect {o¥ the weekerid of play. in tang blanks gold: pd gp tee adie acket. small, me- 1:30 p.m., on tery to dig a grave or two, more j Soupy Sales _ Summer weight : selling until} It has been estima ted that oie: Sa RE — IN PERSON — Is Coming to PONTIAC June 4th See Us For Ticket Information — Mesh Tops DELIGHTFULLY AIR COOLED | BOOSTER AIR Keds have nylon mesh vamps to let cool air in as “Walk. Wonderfal summer U,S.No. 1 Fresh Killed : Killed HOT DOGS ~~ Lean, Tender, Juicy FRYERS . if "all You Wont for the (‘YOUR PICNIC SPECIAL)} INDIANA FRESH ? e\ | ‘- i —#- 29 § | . : | ees SPOOR oon tHE cos og ak U. | er Ne. 1 | Seutt om LARGE CRISPY ) oe HEAD pax i a 2" FRESH _HOME- GROWN. LEAF henge ‘RADISHES LETTUCE . Pa thes. HOME-GROWN = 9. 15° . # iC © pees a 3 9 5 — Is a Buy of a Lifetime! SPADAFORE MADE A SPECIAL ¢ 3 9. 9 5 FRYER-COOKER! 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 lation’s | even te 1835, ploneer setfilers. had planted cherry trees, The Grand Traverse area, in- fluenced by the large bodies of: water nearly surrounding it, has lower spring temperatures the rest of the state. This retards danger of frost is game token, the long early frosts per- mit the wood to mature and a good growth of cover crop to develop. |The moist atmosphere and free- ‘dom from extreme winter weather ‘Traverse area. than | | Fill tend to prevent serious winter in- jury. Tt is an ideal situatiod for growing cherry trees. (TT TAKES TIME | It takes time, Cherry trees are grafted onto seedling stock, then ‘transplanted from the nursery | when ‘they are one or two years) i old. It takes another two or three | years of fertilizing, pruning, spray- | ing and general care before they ‘are ready to bear for market. In 1917 an improved pitting ma- chine provided great stimulus to. the Grand | 3 ae fj fi ist i x. Cottage Cheese Used to Make Party Cookies No fited to ask. Chances are || chocolate is a favorite flavor in i : So what do we offer? chocolate cake to. j d By f : ERE THPRUGT, Hpk eps | slyay TERETE lire : [. e- f L RE itz j a - F Two-Way Chocolate Cake Furnishes Double Treats | i qi above; when you add the confec- tioner’s sugar, fold in a table- spoon of powdered coffee, Devil's food cake also makes & fine base for Baked Alaska. Fol- low a standard Baked Alaska ‘recipe, substituting the chocolate cake for the sponge layer usually called for. Use vanilla or pep- Speen ice cream, At serving time, accompany the concoction of chocolate cake, ice cream and meringue with a fudge sauce. That's really super-sweet the the latest scientific meth- | processing. | It takes a skilled man to pick cherries, Not that any great scien- decent day's wages Cherry canning, like other food takes advantage of all If you're planning a birthday) }party for your child, you'll enjoy | it much more if food preparation | eine aoe an ng pr If the party is scheduled during | the afternoon, serve light refresh- ments, so the children’s appetites supper. Sand-| individual birthday cup-| cherry topping. Serve it in paper cups with varicolored pastel straws. = eating! | draw Children Love - |Pink, Partyish |Cherry Delight : Z | iP 0) Abts fel | account for the increased produc- | tion and consumption. Three times a year the cherries crowds to the Grand | When the vast orchards of the bay region are brilliant with blos- soms, churches of the area unite in a mass Blessing of the Blossoms ceremony held each spring at) Bowers Harbor on Old Mission peninsula. In July, the National Cherry Festival, one of the country’s four major festive events is held. All kinds of 5 trainicead of -| minutes to whip up a ice cream. are so wonderful for them to use. Flavored fre¥zing mix, for in- stance, is perfect for year-round party refreshments. It takes just smooth ice cream. But, best of all, it needs no second beating — ready to freeze in fancy molds refrigerator tray. Spring Flower Pots i cup heavy cream ; ou Combine Berries and Citrus Fruits Here’s a delightful way to serve strawberries, . Strawberry Citrus Bew! aH if 5 i Z : ile : : » i 8 s : 4 ee Fancy ‘Ice Cream Treats Coconut Sticks ~~ 1 package frozen strawberries, thawed Combine milk and cream in a deep bowl. Whip until a deep layer of foam forms — takes one to two of freezing mix. Whip one more frigerator tray and .freeze until firm, but not too hard.. Cut ice cream in slices 1 to 1% inches wide. Roll in shredded coco- nut. Return to freezing compart- ment until ready to serve. For each serving. garnish two coconut sticks with a generous helping of strawberries. C All Popular Brands. Breast-O-Chicken . Pound Tin’ EARL’S MARKET Helps You SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! “A RUBBISH BURNER ($2.50 Value) Absolutely FREE * with the purchase of $15.00 worth of groceries. | Q< miimutes. Add contents of package - minute to dissolve. Pour into re- . People’s Low Price 7 UP or LANG’S HOT MIX or GIANT. $ a CHOICE p» 2 JARS ; > ae, a 4) BLUE RIBBON WHITE ~ 80 Count A: 100L-AD VELVET BRAND “ICE CREAM ea ~ Ke ae AG HYGRADE PARTY LOAF | or CHOPPED BEEF oo MILK is HALF Cc 1 GALLON « ™ (OS yy is oe (y. ge zee DD=0=. | / 7 SA j _ es f San f ‘treet } P 1 Ord ior ‘ i eas: : : | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 ; 3 : | Wonderful buys! Wonderful Libby foods at bargain prices for ‘ a whole week. Sale begins today, Thursday, May 26, runs through next Wednesday, June 1. Stock up on these garden fresh, orchard fresh Libby foods! On sole at all stores listed below. a , BUBBLING BEAN POT — High on the list | many canned varieties. Native Michigan beans yield of the good, basic proteins are beans, equally de-' honors to none in the country. licious whether you cook them yourself or use the | yp fe. s * Hearty, ‘Healthful Beans ly Pickle Beefers | Are Tops in Any Season. 'for Porch Dinner It’s always bean season. Beans one hour. Add rest of water, Here's a recipe for extra fancy | are @ poptilar food at any season | ham bone, onion and celery. Sim- ,. burgers, called Pickle Beefers, mer until beans. are tender. or : Remove bone, Put soup through | that can- be a treat to back porch food press. Cut any! diners. ge - meat from bone into sniall pieces.| To make four servings, melt 2) Add to soup. tablespoons butter or margarine | mixed with a little and add 1 cup chopped celery. | cold water, soup until thick-| Saute until tender, ened and hot, Season. Makes four Add one clove garlic, : finely servings, —_ chopped, and 1 pound ground beet | . | | | 77 : il: ib i if : t ; 5 A - * ee ‘ ° . BEEZ Libby's Delicious Hawaiian chuck. Cook over medium heat un- | Extra-Value! Libby's Cut * . ; | Sliced PINEAPPLE . ica 22s || BEETS PINEAPPLE. Association, : ‘one-half eup chopped dill pickles | ; _ 1e Bubbling | and salt and pepper to taste. Heat p cai all ‘ Pot Peps Up Lettuce | to serving temperature. Serve on | C “4 > 4 pound R ealt pork Salads are the passion af a few, : a : pas - {Stee SOT ger |e Malet of many and evieved Let Pineapple Ripen | | & : | yr seit Clean beans well, Cover with i Sine Sk these caleds =apel ‘Always store fresh pineapple at | ‘ water and soak overnight. In the you, | Foom temperature until it is ripe. | _Ne. 2 whole , salt|® Pleasure, especially when you! But don't keep it on a sunny win- No. 303 ' brown Sim- c Can beans | grown vegetables: pineapple is ripe, use it as soon as | ' an ) oc- | possible. Once peeled, cut and if j i | it make them with delicious Western-| dow ledge to ripen it! After the | ' Lettuce With Bleu Cheese Dressing suc ared (if desired) the ; fruit | To make the dressing, blend one-| should of course be refrigerated. | Score | balf cup mayonnaise, 1% table-)—,—————______ = spoons milk, 2 tablespoons crum-| J bled Bleu or Roquefort cheese and | => | a few drops of tabasco sauce. “Cone Isle ! i ii Z f 5 BEF! : z sve? [BIG S’ELECTION ff Crusi Heweaiien rushed Ne. 2 Pineap ple : , Can 24 Libby's Full-Flavored Halves of Bartlett — ? No. 303 Pears aa ret? 23 z 4 : il i ' Wonderful Value! Libby’s TOMATO JUICE Giant 46-oz. Can — 8 ie by ji i i i : : 1% quarts. eold water ; | and ripe olives, Serves six. | Root Beer 10¢ : opped . . 1" teolenpee Mg tose ae Quick Frozen Waffles Try the at and pepper te taste ° ° . ——— beans with half the water. Simplify Special Treat Famous Dairy Isle . k overnight in a cool place; or of rful spe = Si cae om Me mam rer we | SHERBET, VANILLA ; one-minute waffles have really’ . Boil Dry Beans, Peas _,| simplified is Boston Cream Waffles. | 1 ® Boiling dry beans and whale | In this adaptation of a famous | Dair Isle peas for twe minutes, in water to| dish, golden brown waffies are; y : before they are soaked) combined with creamy vanilla helps prevent fermentation and pudding and @ rum-maple. sauce: | 997 West Huron hardening of skins. Split peas do Thanks to frozen waffles the whole | A Block West of Telegraph not need soaking. — | dessert is ready in minutes. ~ a OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. 77 $. Saginaw Open Fridays ‘til 9 P.. M. Small BAR -_ STEWING SPARE RIBS | CHICKENS 9: | 29: _ “FILL YOUR PANTRY ‘ at These Low, Low Prices! Just wonderful flavor... ideal - = for picnic, lunch or supper! Libby's Golden Sweet Libby's Famous Recipe = Whole Kernel 2. 303 2% Deep Brown Beans ‘. a | Pork and Tomato Sauce or Pork and Molasses se? re i i Libby's Garden Sweet PEAS yz, 305 $900 BEANS &"2="” OL New. Eating Thrill & Own Recipe oe AT THESE STORES! LIBBY. FOODS ON SALE ~ ATLAS SUPER MARKET EASLEY'S SUPER MARKET HUNT'S MARKET 1461 Beldwin Ave. | Se Reed (M-59) sa. 1550 Union Leke Road £ Ta Killed STEN ERS | 7 Rocks Fresh Killed FRYERS Rocks Fresh Killed TURKEYS «39: Fresh Killed RABBITS Cc |Hot Dogs _ Large Bologna Ring Bologna Lean, Fresh | | GROUND BEEF @ Te Club — Sirloin — Round TUNA FISH . Troms 2 F100 | et a a ot SALAD DRESSING. Salad towt gg 39° son Sine . STEAKS | Hickory Smoked— Readyto-Eot PICNICS _ For Fresh Fruits and Produce Daily Shop the 3 Sisters Way! GRAPEFRUIT . . . sweer, seeisss . . ™ 39° ORANGES . . . . . tance suncsr , , ™ 39° HEAD LETTUCE . sumsoneans , 2™ 15° GREEN PEPPERS . wacesou , , “ 5° FANCY, SWEET STRAWBERRIES * 39*| TOMATOES oo Sv Cats he. o *e AS PASCAL CELERY . LARGE STALKS , 2 25: CARROTS... . . swercun . 2" 15 RADISHES . . . . . stat wuncies , 310: U. S. No. 1 Cuban | POTATOES © POTATOES Nebraska Red POTATOES. LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL . . 249 RATH’S PICNICS ..... . 4%™52.99 HUNT'S TOMATO CATSUP . 51.00] | LIBBY’S PINEAPPLE crushes o sca = 7 25¢ I= BREAD Siew ese dsc o steele Defiance Oleo 6 ose. ss eee Coca © ne ey | eee ee eee eee 89c Plus Bottle Deposit § Coneda Dry, Assorted Flavors, Case 24.................. 99c Plus Bottle ttle Deposit — he circus with $5.00 Purchase or More of Groceries . by the foot junior Chamber of Commerce. Circus Ep onrartge at Baldwin sed Wi ‘alton. King Bros. 3 Ring Circus, One of the cory siren in America. You will see the crowning of Miss Pontiac. “Aunt Jane's : % - 3 ' é = es k x ; j 4 % ag ° a THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 four hours, chicken is Ne kettle and add enough water to half cover the chicken, Add a little salt to the Follow This Method — {to Stew Whole Chicken Here's how to slew a whole chick-|in the covered kettle until it is Place the bird on ‘a rack in a First at Bazle tender, turning ly. Cooking time Sho rst at J ORATION DAY 78 North Saginaw St. D “a 3 atk Ss ond S Es -- 33% lade Cut CK 29: AST... 0 SHOT DOGS. NOW SOLD FROM A REFRIGERATED DISPLAY CASE 4 BIG REASONS WHY THEY ARE BETTER: GENEROUS SHANKLESS 1—Selected Quality for Flovor 2—Completely Shankless BRAND 3—Better Trimmed—Excess Fat Removed 4—Fully Smoked, Redi-Eat ‘HALF BAZLEY'S BRAND —. he \ = Ww & mM F . ¢ ~~ / : Ca . 4 * CENTER SLICES 79¢: Ib. ’ 4 edi-Eat PICNICS .. ~““Junedole Brand A iM le: a * : nt ib Hil di ae : 38 H Hu Be 23 ee lian ee de ici ip i aad de ia: fae 53 i : . 5 giz eS A gid it i if Pe ‘no matter where you drink i i. gg Lila J PE a a he ea hy ih ul Bris BHUTTO) eh eer det icles at gat a er: BTW REL UT a waits Hh nil ‘aH ce seh i ee ueee): o tid ie td ya ly sag ligt beat: i OES S ii rt il dati ania - oO Fi: di fae [ial if ‘us abel He APM ye = 2 ou : quiet call put a Ge fe : ii: fiteiit) Wi rt he : 420s htt iit} Sat te a int 1 alle, lip —¥ leu vette fae i sdnetu 5S HIRE TRS Eide, atid at ie ht 23 int rll pha Pe RAB HEE st ih allie ah ‘mall a a: * a % eo. - bring to simmering over moderate | eyer out of season now with alli Served on piping hot or 2 poww.| _ rooms, until there are no lumps. wad iwy: OM is IPPPPOPLLLLLLL a a. . aera ean ss i af A, "SPRINGTIME SHORTCAKE — Shortcake made with vegetables, ham and eggs is a perfect one-dish meal. a conned. ey toate, cee Bring Spring to the T able Blend Cheese, With Vegetable Shortcake = Wheat Germ combination of flavors. It's. well-balanced, too, to make it as nutritious as it is delicious. 1 eam (3 ounces) roome sliced brolied. mush- When spring arrives shortcakes| sauce to which een and Pour milk in small saucepan and are in season, Not that they are| sfeem peas are heat. Stir flour, salt and celery salt with liquid drained from mush- the frozen foods and prepared dey biscuits, garnished with strips| are successfully combined in this mixes on the market, but we stil] | | of ham and quartered hard pape | Dearty, satisfying casserole. These think of agg cae . Strawberry | 4 oe two ingredients supply the protein THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY. 26, 1955 Wheat germ and cottage cheese | or_chicken . treat. . Here's a new springtime short- aS a springtime | ¢88s, it’s @ perfect one-dish-meal| elements often lacking in meatiess for spring or any other time of) dishes. ‘the year. * > * Springtime Shortcakes 1 package frosen asparagus 1 package froven peas % bar (% cup) margarine 1 tablespoon ——_ onion 4 —— = ir cake with all the appeal of the | tirst breath of spring. Margarine ia the base of the smooth cheese Pour over freshly nod nat Wheat germ also provides gen- scallions; count on about eight | scallions for each serving. Makes | _ ee _ | Curry Puts Zest tamins and minerals. Neodie—Cottage Cheese Casserole | | — = toon ul cup cottage cheese Accent Meat Flavor : 3 cups py liquid ant | =. cour cream, Wondering how t give that H Seafood Sa a grated American cheese | 3 teaspoon -— enuse r) eco i — cut of meat savory fla- in A uce Cook ee ae and peas. togeth- tb cup ony nese vor? Here's a list of seasonings, different! Curry er directions |, % cup all good with meat, to choose from: | .4 to 9 see ho meg add- | untit tender. Drain, saving liquid. + *, 55 oo Catchup, chili sauce, bay leaf, all spice berries, garlic, onion, pap-. rika, soy sauce, Tobasco sauce, Worcestershire sauce, oregano, ba- | sil. Alice’s Seafoed Sauce % cup mayonnaise % — sauce 2 tablespoons lemon juice % teaspoon curry powder Preshly-ground pepper Beat together well with a fork | , the mayonnanse, chili sauce, lemon | : Melt gn in — ed -onion, and until tender. Stir | in next four ingredients and blend. | | cor tomy Oe ge ae | Stir in liquid gradually and Worcestershire sauce, salt and per | eook watil thickened Add cheese ( per, Stir in milk, then one-half and stir until melted. Add cooked cup wheat germ. | vegetables and heat thoroughly. § 1), greased, 1'2-quart casserole. | Serve between and over. split arrange cheese mixture and For High Quelity. Low Price I aera “. FARMER’S — HOLIDAY BARGAINS nN At Savings You Will Want to HOT DOGS or HAMBURGER BUNS. i Peck - - C a ee iL " Merrell’s Sugar Cured Smoked Skinless, Fat Removed READY-TO-EAT PICNICS 3% All Popular Brands COFFEE e1.. 89: . aes ma. Grade 1 Skinless - ot 1 05 This IS FARMER'S PRICE EVERY DAY! \) ie : Hamilton Grade “A” Choice Steer Beef rr LARGE SIZE cant niss.. = 24° Fresh Dresnd, Cop ov Whale Pan Ready Ee 5 gi tard ‘Wilson's Certified, Boneless PICNICS. . . seet — AS" “194 For Mere Libby Specials SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 42! “10° Libby's Famous Seay tvews PORK and BEANS ..... Reedy-to-Eat, Canned erous quantities of essential B-vi-; Cook noodles according to direc- | nts ice, cu der ami r to. Meats Groceries ae Makes about one mn hot baking powder biscuits or on| noodles in alternate layers, Sprin- Come to toast, Garnish with quartered hard-| kle top with grated cheese and | EWIS § BROS. MKT | Sprinkle liver lightly with! cooked eggs and strips of cooked | tablespoon of wheat germ. tEwi se | crushed marjoram for new and/|ham and parsiey. Makes six serv-| Bake in moderate oven (350) | MA 5-061! Ti different taste. aes. for 45 minutes. Serves four. PIII PPP PPP PPO DP: Ee BE a ees meee Sn MRR A en ct CHECK THESE SPECIALS! ! Grade 1 ’ uh ldes ; ee Garden a tra Delicious 1 3 x STRAWBERRIES | LEMONADE 10 OZ. CAN > 6 OZ. CAN. _Armour’s MAKES A QUART! . BONELESS “ROLLED 3 7 2 CANS: \ wnees tb. — . 4 ; PORic BEA ie . Defiance COFFEE Aas Choice of Grinds WE CARRY A COMPLET E LINE OF 79: PICNIC SUPPLIES § Including Such Items es: CHARCOAL PLATES ¢@CUPS @ = | , ay ‘Tih Naa Wi ff WL Nees THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 ge NEL ELEN COE LO OL LL LLL LLL LLL LAA Values You'll Long Remember see MEMORIAL Double Savings for “Sle SAVE WITH NATIONAL’S EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON QUALITY FOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND. Meat Buys For Your Holiday Picnic ASST. coup curs == 59° | iver sausace . 39° SMOKED HAMS = = 39° VEAL ROAST 49° Breaded SHRIMP == 49° | porK cHops ... » 49° ALL MEAT FRANKS <= 45° | HAMBURGER ~~. 395° BONELESS COOKED — READY TO EAT| @ PLUMROSE — FINE FOR PICNICS > CANADIAN $993 DANISH Ce HAMS — SAiMON.......... eo 39 TL aE OC RAGES ns L9f Kreftt Olive Pimento, Pimente, Hunt's Yellow Cling Sliced or Halved CASE OF 12 99 PEACHES ee ee epeeeses 2 = com 39° Enjoy the Wonderful Family Drink | FOI IOI IOS IIIS IIIIK, ALG, ORANGE DRINK toe > 25° : In 7 Delicious Flavors Cc cAI ES 9'/2-On. 29: . RELISH . . eceouseeceoees ae COOKI + USTAnD..........°2 15 = mah sont PACK SPRINGTIME CANDY ¥ fiivyee™ wo AQ ga OUTDOOR EATING (| earch ch ) OLIVES........... . 43° 4 SUGG ONS. i ee Ses = 19: + BAKED BEANS..... 22> 49 I SUGGESTIONS | com Br © SWEET PICKLES..... © 35 wank & « fansite + KOSHER DILLS...... = 29° BEANS. . 2=35 % BEVERAGES....... 6 59 Van Camp New Orleans Style , whe dee ee KIDNEY. BEANS .. 2. 29 : 1 nn se NATCO — ALL FLAVORS »% COFFEE eee ee eee 15 NO DEPOSIT—NO RETURN BOTTLE + > * > 2 + * JELL-O oe a tee TOMATO 46 02 294 f on BRE a 39° : JUICE CAN SALAD. OlL LIBBY’S — SERVE IT CHILLED eee 00 FOR REFRESHING BEVERAGES VISIT OURP Kr Chee - awherries As! | — ly BEER & WINE DEPT. ok tec JUICE”... 2 29" } LOCATED IN ALL OUR LICENSED STORES | LEMONADE... 02°... = 2T* EHOMNE «= - «2 29: } }GIANT puz....... = 69° ORANGE JUICE... .. . 3 = 43" |GIANT OXYDOL.... = 69° Gam Bees 2m 39° | LiVORY SNOW ..... "= 2998, eps ae ; he} ORY. CELA KES «0. = PA ie ad we ee vabegas ge pele pemencentrsne amen — ee EG etsy — as - = ine Yay y's ~ Se ee ey _THE PONTIAC PRESS, “PHURSDAY. MAY 26, 1955 si a, A SAVE AGAIN WITH HOLDEN RED STAMPS GIVEN WITH aldeu EVERY 10c PURCHASE AT NATIONAL FOOD STORES. DAIRY SPECIALS | fins OF THE SEASON—RED RIPE FLORIDA MARGARINE |Wureeoy eee Halves...9% E"fic 2 = 3% | Whole...‘1” 59 | Risdon or Rosebud Pascal Celery Bch. 99° omer seat vara” 2 ~ 19: con 'e'38 GREEN onions” 2. 19° Prva ETTORE MCG FACIAL TISSUES ..... 2 “2° 39° ) PREM... .......... 2 29° PREM OF 3 va 100 PREAM , “Golden Ripe, Mellow and ne BANANAS The Ideal 29 Picnic Fruit © 77 Buy Several Pounds! Lb. BONDWARE PICNIC SUPPLIES Cold Drink Cups. .-. 3°<-25' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ...... 27° White Pi nic Plat cum Ee | BLENDED JUICE ....... 227" “Wat Pica acy af beg : “90-Score” Creamery Fresh ORANGE JUICE ........ 91 “ Hinson’s Reg. or Drip Grind j 2 wa VINNEY a 7 ree ag i \ _deliy Geed Fancy Whole Kernei 303 33° Cans rohamich tie GOLDEN CORN ew ean Li ¢ KIDNEY BEANS . soe 22S y, Butter = 5 CORN y) m 9% Br COFFEE aia inlaid, ha - PRICES ARE | CAISUP 2 i walt ORANGE JUICE... 2... ee OT DOWN TODAY! BILS. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ...... “2 29° Maxwell House —Beechnut RR OO ae Hills Bros. — Chase & Senhora = FRESHRAP — PICNIC WRAP PRESH PACK BLANCHED SALTED TETLEY ORANGE PEKOE Wax Paper 22: 49: ~ 4 AN Nut TS Ly ne Ey GS - Regalar or Drip a 9 C grind. Pound . Pack ; BANQUET BONED BROIL-A-FOIL NAPKINS MM 59° | 335s CHICKE CAN 29 owe Hm en - ae a | te it ee ee pa opens 04-001 won 0 tuatr eres ( Velvet Creamy or Crunchy ree, 3) ph » NATIONAL TMM 000 STORE Real Deed to 1 : - | OT deakeslonsa: dag we ial » 4 Red | Stamps ag \| QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT .°. 4-Oz. Box 15¢ ==) QUAKER PUFFED RICE . . 412-Ox. Box We . PEANUT BUTTER} TANGS CLEANER FASTER , “ : Lava Hand Soap... 2-% 05 a THE SOAP POR BEAUTIFUL WOMEN a Tollet oe ws 2°" 25° . IT. PLOATS . j We rf) ; ee lI a A rez. 25 eM py eis p, Save at a t Nation a Of oot Jul j ee zt pe : Bee | Touch ot ‘Abracadabra _. Creates Mystery Cake Do you find, somehow, ‘that an | air of mystery is just about the | 4 af i : : i ae ee i ene me fa a M MeN een IE Te en em ee Map ee plane Pay THE. PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 Whe made ttf You didn’t, and they didn’t! It made itecif! In addition te being lots of fun, this | j —— & = is bs t i at Hay i -KINGAN’S CANNED 3 Ib. $ CAN . ant ial HE t i E sf81) if ores pir : i ; ‘ f Piquant Flavor vor? Here's your dish! Minsidarin Chicken t teaspoon celery salt % teaspoon nutmeg \%q temepooh garlic powder 4 butter of margarine lean (1 pound and 4 ounces) pineap- 2 Amertcan-type toy sauce 1 tablespoon sugar Have chicken cut fn serving-size pieces; wash and dry. Mix to gether flour, celery salt, nutmeg and garlic powder, Coat chicken well with flour mixture, rub- = sides, . browned chicken in a baking dish (about 8x12 inches ig a good size); add drippings from skillet, Drain pineapple. Mix pineapple pour over chicken, CHATEAU WIN HARBERT, MICH. naan: — CORP, oven about one hour or until ten- |Interesting Appetizer | Comp s Juice Want an interesting appetizer fo serve with a first course of tomato or mixed vegetable juice? Soften cream cheese with a little cream or milk and add a dash of grated onion; make sandwiches of the cream cheese and slices of bo- ~Tamall wedges. ‘may be substituted for the grated | Cool. Refreshment — ~ Every Time... | s ’ ” = %.. Tops in Town! Maple Leaf Dairy Sherbets Mandarin-Style i Chicken Boasts ~ 4 i Like chicken with a piqiant fla- | syrup with soy sauce and eugar; | - Bake in moderate (350 degrees) ARMOUR STAR ; ‘ | | COMPLETELY COOKED — READY TO EAT | : 49 CAN | + - IN QUARTERS Wb. Cin. i | | REGULAR Closed ALL © Lemon ~ @Pineapple si “e? mOPPED BEEF ..... ‘<< J REAL GooD—PLAIN OR KOSHER UiLL Priv oD . eeeen eat : CANNONBALL Whole, nal. A DAY May 30—Memorial Day : . a pa 29° EXTRA: SPECIAL— SOLID, LEAN CANADIAN BACON || PloWic SPECIAL—GRADE 1, LARGE BOLOGNA : ihe DRIP or V2 ‘Galton CELLO WRAPPED 3° 1 ICE CREAM 69° FOX DELUXE FRESH FROZEN ASSORTED FLAVORS 3 nw. 10° VAN CAMP’S ‘PORK & BEANS in many restaurants. It room crowns, Serve Family Grilled Chops Why not regale your family with ’ @ really pretty grill at dinner? They'll be terribly impressed . . . ‘you @an take several bows... and, all the while, you can be gay and rested, for this grill is simple and easy . . . requires little effort and there will be very few thick 1 teaspoon kitchen one 1 can #mell whole potatoes, 1 pound 2 tablespoons butter, 6-ounce can broiled mushroom crowns | can smal) whole onions, 154 H compartment according to direc- | tions given for your stove. Brush moderate heat. Broil | minates. Turn chops | ¢ | and onions, brush lightly with butter and add to platter. Serve immediately. Makes four servings. Pickled Beans Add New Note | to Relish Tray Need a relish? Try this home- ’ maker-originated.. one. a ® % cold water; drain. Cut each bean to a boil, Cover) and boil gently until tender but still crisp ~ about eight minutes; | lift cover several times to retain as much green coldr as possible. Drain beans and place in « | fiat container that has a cover. marinating liquid | ‘ pots and pans to wash. rina. ‘ .. Langh Chop Grit | Beat oil, vinegar and salt to- 4 rip lamb chops, about % to 1 inch Sether im @ flat container; place a CUnoces ‘ } © reheat broiling — platter and) the onion rounds. ' Broil hamburgers * | doneness; sprinkle wil Strawberry Muffins Serve Rich Berry Muffins for a/ o | Pound of Asparagus 3 At serving time, make thin larger pepper; serve on teasted buns, Use one-fourth pound beef | tempting breakfast treat one of | these spring Your | family will relish tender | muffins with their bright straw- berry flavor, Rich Berry Muffins 3 @ups sifted enriched flour a teaspoons baking powder % teaspoon salt 3 s ces i gup milk % cup fresh strawberries Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Cream together shortening and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating thoroughly after each addition. Fil} greased muffin pans two- thirds fdil and bake in moderately hot oven (400 degrees) about 25 minutes. Makes 1 dozen 2-inch Contains 16-20 Stalks Count 6n getting 16 to 20 stalks vegetable is served with. For a springtime lunch, offer the} | drained cooked stalks on hot but- tered toast and top with a cheese sauce and sliced hard,cooked eggs. prinkle the egg slices with pa- prika or minced parsley. Choice of Seasonings Braising meat? Take your choice of seasonings. Here are season- ings you ¢an choose among: Catchup, chili sauce, bay leaves, curry powder, garlic, Tabasco sauce, soy sauce. for Memorial Day Week-End ‘LETTUCE 2m 254 | | TOMATOES 196 > Hy hs , ‘in Shells as LAS TE THE DOtLFPRER EOS a deogeny hep Hen Q., | Rock |, ive «amit sno ot ietover| Thi 12-17 th avg, pS th ayy Tee ye Pe eee Grode A Fresh, Medium ; Grode A Fresh, Lerge _ amen serving it credmed in these crisp| Strawberry Coconut Cream = 39° esh, Las Dez. 5° FRc diy ann | LEME Se me EGGS ..... EGGS. see ie far tsato aa tockabn coiven se | ‘Wash serewbartee with eotd ‘ * at People’ F F ke! I | tao tase for Min sommened tai | ters drole, Ror six ao i _ Let's Go Fishin’ at People’s — Fresh From the Lake a ee : ne bersien asthe tor guenish. Sit vo- ~ Fresh Perch and . Fresh CATFISH Fresh ts so ep mae | Ss PET fe Sc eel SILVER BASS |. WALLEVES | CA PORGIES to the chops brush them with| For a quick cream sauce, dilute | sugar. Lb. fae Lb, ¢ _ Lb ¢ MACKEREL eet ed ere] oacen 39° | “49 4 FLOUNDER ‘Jon’‘s Hamburgs woe pial hewn Oo sie to yeading. Al aben = LIVE LOBSTERS — SHRIMP — SCALLOPS — FROG LEGS op y : ho Supe |\Se~ |=anseomi PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET) of Zippy Onion | camtine tow, ‘arn, et, and|""Dewert may be made | dan — £ spebeae Bei ro: Ferm ga wreediew and inter | celery Pesta dry jae fore ipo = $2 South Saginaw Street. —Wholesale and Retail— Sen's doen is obtained. Add enough water to | refrigerated overnight. eo yoor been onion 2 cup — white wing vinegar Sek and peper a : Memorial Week-End Food : C le ne Ma le a ss evar se | pe F U. S: Graded Quality Beef. Well Trimmed, Free of Waste. Round—Sirloin—Cube ’ STEAK . : U. S. Grade No 1, Skinless Peschke’s King Size or Regular HOT DOGS Freshly Made From Our Own Quality Beef Ground Beef | (by the pound only 39c) # Cudahay’s Famous, Full-Flavored All Meat. Ideal Picnic Roast. BONELESS — ROLLED | HAM...... Remus Crearnery, Golden Yellow, Farm, Fresh _ BUTTER 595. Domino Pure Cane Granulated © SUGAR 5 Ib. TH. 3%. | 10 3 $ bs. EXTRA SAVINGS, TOO, IN OUR LIBBY. FOOD AD ON PAGE 427 Check every item there, . . we have them at low, low prices for you! DEFIANCE COUPON QUALITY , or Chase & Sanborn ; Choice of Grinds COFFEE 6%. Beech-Nut, Glass Packed Wonderful Value! Bay Brand oul-5 NOW IN COLORS! r EENEX : BABY FOODS 3 Spreinad 25% Jars 43¢ Junior - Tuna Style Yellow Tail cn COCA COLA to's ci 15° Case Plus Bottle Deposit COMPLETE LINE OF ‘. Veal, Pork, Beef,'-Poultry for .. the Holiday Week-End. OPEN DAILY’ and SUNDAY 9 to 9 (Closed All Day Monday——Memorial Day) a r - ‘ % Schaefer's New. Super-Soft Big Family Size Loaf WHITE BREAD 18 the E ' i ae, & ¥ade i He Lie het 2k eee = iy fi aa i i the pPehMats neta ewe # a) Oo a es ihe ag nett bay See site i : ! fij | hh Pee hl iy i Fp F tt : fi: & i : hi iff 3 ij ip 4 TF 7 a Hull §*ift: curse Fk t 3 j i bles ia tA ah se 8 oe eee ee Lpibdedibehd = », Pad THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 | ot pie or dessert is preferable. Mustard Lends ‘Bite’ | ceose mixture. «, Use lots’ of it, ter to 1955 Picnic Planners PecansCover | S2iSRE25 (Seger erg me ras toe Remove from heat. cooking: | even better than usual when: dry tec “ae Say" D@SSELT Balls |e, ase JANET ODELL Do you need a real easy, inex-| Cup measure. Wet. inside of cup Ae nday Dinner Baked in Cassesole sort sini ice oa ea ce -|Eliminates Worry and Adds Flavor == Seis “4 "™ °* valis tat each ball in the chopped tomato juice if needed. Add ore- | to coat all pieces evenly, inexpensive because they're made | e!igerator until time to serve. gano and wine if desired and let/ Brown well on all sides in hot | of low cost rice cooked in nutri-; To serve, heat the chololate | 5 | i #* Oe et lt te . eters nMssge® bag with flour, salt, pepper, paprika. Close tightly, and shake | too much.. Makes servings. Cover and leave over this law sauce. pensive dessert . before measuring each portion. for guests? These chilly - vanilla Place ona greased or waxpaper- They're rolled in chopped, toast- Vanilla dessert balls are very i i : : i : milk 4 *s cup uncooked white rice I¢ desired, top each ball with Speen excess fat up over | -< Pe “chicken. Mix soup with milk; | {is tenspeons vanila sweetened whipped cream. This) : add with mashrooms, bay leaf | Choedes mon Perens dessert should be served the same tablespoons butter or margarine aad ; hy day ‘made. This recipe makes six ean (10%-ounce) mushroom scup onion ta baking dish. ooo ee sete sou wel t over can (€-ounce) broiled mushrooms Cover: bake im moderately-low | W@rt saucepan ven. Seep Senoied paren leat oven (300 degrees) one hour, or 2 medium og Rye 1 pg Planning to serve creamed required | until chicken is done. appear around the edge shrimp and green peas ttle light cream, or top | S@ucepan, turn the heat as low! q. suoper? Add a dash dish if sauce cooks down | ®* Possible. Stir well. and onion powder to the cream le ae ke 8 | : ' l i | 38 Zz [ ffs bet ginit lntet a) ittd aL | SPECIAL SALE Pat KRAFT—Salad Hot Nudes "ae _ Bi PAD each cle Re oe DE EE eee, Mee hs OR a te CCN ee ee ee ee ee Te ee ee ‘ 2 BIRDS EYE 10% ‘MUSTARD 10c| Lemonade 2/36c 3) CAMPBELL’S 16% HUDSON 80 CT. Ty PORK G BEANS |, NAPKINS , 2™27* | 3™37¢ ‘| berry crocker 5S) he O Oe CAKE MIX. 3 OD a ge, r DURING : Libby's | PINEAPPLE JUICE [DP SA LE! ay. OPEN Sun. and Mon. 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MAY 26, 1955 ff ty if ; il = af % z z : 4 4 ‘J i EEE 23 i a i 82 SALAD COMBINATION — Stuffed eggs and Sour eggs and croutons on the salad, Spring is salad sea- Cream Salad are extra good when seasoned with new | son; 1é{'s serve it often. ; salad dressing mixes. There's tunafish in the stuffed | 2 a3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, Use These Tips on Preparation It you like to peel the asparagus of Asparagus a ie spring's the and pare almost time to serve it in many delitious 7 come when you cook as- paragus, Lift the cover of the pan several times to keep the at- et lengths and fold them into » | Hollandaise, cheese sauce te be served over stage oem prika. ham and add Hollandaise Sauc Zo DEFIANCE COFFEE Ib. 79° ; - LIBBY’S PEAS SPRY | cone “1° 3" 79 . * * LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE U. S. CHOICE ROUND STEAK Lb. 79° Or fill a puffy omelet with the eg INO CO use a recipe for ® mock, version. Well-buttered ‘muffins mike a wonderful go nncacineccanenecenccnstea aly toasted English | along; so do small hot biscuits, asparagus spears and spoon af | | cheese sauce over; dust with pa- | Dress up that plain Apple Betty! | Serve it with a honey hard sauce ‘ arrange asparagus on cooked | made by creaming butter or mar- e. garine with strained honey and If. you don''t feel up to making real! a little lemon or lime juice. LIBBY’S DEEP BROWN BEANS 2 D5 segs NEW . CALIFORNIA POTATOES 10: 69° t < Here is a recipe for a wonderful i; Soup Thickened | Dz essing Mixes Arrive * | ts marked so you will know just in Time for Salad Season There's a new dry salad dressing | vinegar, water and oi] as directed mix on the market. It comes in| on the package or bottle. | envelopes and you turn the con-; Chill salad greens. Mix one-half) tents into a half pint jar sold with’ cup of the dressing with sour) the mixes. cream, pour over chilled greens, | and toss several times. j Sprinkle garlic croutons over | salad and toss again lightly. Makes | your greens. (The half pint bottle ~DONATO’S SUPER MARKET 6500 HATCHERY ROAD BEER-WINE TO TAKE OUT Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Fridey and Saturday 6 to 8 servings. i OPEN DECORATION DAY OR 3-1552 Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. i Re the 4 Af i i REE SEE Ey of, | hew much of each fo use.) There are several different fla- | vors of this mix, It's in the mar- kets now, and you'll enjoy trying the various kinds. i Good Seasons Stuffed Eggs“ @ hard-cooked eggs. % cup canned tuna fish, drained and ~5Ee fess! i i i. ; Hi if is ji ¢ fi : 3 Hy } i | with mayonnaise and add | yolk mixture, mixing well. Pile | imto the egg white halves. Chill. | Sour Cream Salad With Croutons 2 — garlic salad dressing mix. r. peas. Yield: Four generous serv- a. PES dren. : A quart of millk each day is the recommended allowance for school-age youngsters, and when it's sweet and chocolate-flavored they'll need no encouragement to | .down the last drop. pog-eneng ; iff ivi ‘}sugar yields 2'4 cups, a pound of Created in Michigan Many of even the most civic- minded citizens of Michigan are unaware of the fact that Eaton Rapids is the home of Tutti fruitti ice cream. It seems that an ice cream man- ufacturer at Eaton Rapids was tak- ing inventory and decided to clear : all the odd-and-end flavors off ihis shelves at once. He dumped Facts About Sugeor ‘them together into a batch of va- Handy facts to remember about nilla ice cream and accidentally sugar measures: when you are found qa new taste delight that, baking: A pound of granulated swept the nation.” ; g .That Tutti Frutti sold better than firmly-packed brown sugar 2%% any ice crea mthe Eaton Rapids cups, and a pound of sifted con-| manufacturer had ever made, But fectioners’ sugdr 4 cups. 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These include 41 civilians and 15 | airmen captured during the Ko. | rean War. The belief is based on what ap- | pears to be @ general easing ot | belligerent behavior by Peiping and, more importantly, on a be-| liet that the Chinese Reds will! want.to make @ favorable impres/| sion on the world prior to the United Nations 10th anniversary meeting at San Francisco June 20. So far as officials here know, Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lai in long months of negotia- tion fas not made any definite promise to free the Americans but neither has he slammed the! door on that possibility. in Ses * > A recent visitor to Peiping, In- | dia's V. K, Krishna Menon, re- | eventually, but that he got no promise, Diplomats believe the Req Chi- nese did not want to let the men go too quickly or without some hope of gain. The belief now is that they might see the of such gain by trying to build goodwill with the U.N. nations in advance of the San Francisco ses- sion. It is assumed in the State | Department that the Chinese Reds strongly desire international ac- ceptance and U.N.’ membership. * * * More broadly, authorities believe would prefer to try to settle the | mosa by peaceful means rather | Victim Better Doctor Says Boy, 7, Had Lighter Case Due to Getting Vaccine nine days after receiving his sec- | ond anti-polio shot. | His condition had impreved from “fair” to “good” Wednes- day, and his physician, Dr. 8, P. is ; from his brief affliction with the often par- alyzing disease, Eaton County free vaccination pro- | gram, was “up and walking | around” today and that the rigidity in his back had “practically dis- “(The physician said the two anti- | polio shots the boy received “‘prob- | ably minimized the effects of polio | which he had contracted earlier.” if such is the medical autherities case, local | : i a 8 ae is — it gz Fs ' H z i Hh i : E * < * Then a different kind comes along, and even a a lift. That's’ the way it the tour in the Far East York's Symphony of the Air. This is the former nint i 3 Re 5 -& It has now i ful of mail the men have been getting from the Japanese people. MUTUAL RESPECT The letters confirm my feeling that the heart of this story is not ,| the mere fact of good music but the tremendous contribution toward bringing much closer together, in terms of mutual understanding and | ° respect, two important countries which have tended .of late to be critical of each other. ; * *¢ ®# Japan had never been visited by a Western symphony orchestra, and how the people responded! U.S. Changes Salk Standards Creates Clearing Panel to Advise on Making of Polio Vaccine WASHINGTON @® — The govern- merit yesterday revised its stand- ards for making Salk vaccine and created a clearance panel to ad- vise on all production—moves pointing toward early resumption of the nationwide anti- polio in oculation program. The government's proposed dis tribution of $28,000,000 in federal funds for free polio vaccine for children who can’t afford to pay for it includes an allocation of $941,038 for Michigan. The Michigan grant would pro- vide free polio vaccine for 17.1 per cent of Michigan's estimated 2,217,888 children between the ages of © to 19 years who have not received the Salk vaccine, inoculation program— came after Surgeon General Leon- ard Scheele reported “we are now ready to move ahead.” * * * Scheele announced that a new {set of .manufacturing and testing were outlined to representatives of the drug manufacturers, they raised objections which necessitat- ed further conferences today. She Sets Example ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. ® — An embarrassed _tourist THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955: se | formance -is the only thing in this world. I desire that Japan: And I hope we have a good exchange like this again and again in Japan in the futures.” elations in Japan such. a concert will grow our ments ' friendships between America and Strengthen and improve the bill. | The biggest impact of the bill school ' of Amendments — LANSING @® — A recodification | of the state's school code was back | ™ in the Senate today after the House passed it by a 102-1 vote. chamber to aecept a raft of amend- which it said would be to require “closed” districts to join with oie: * way On the speedway ee | o { On the highway Ui i This year, a clean-lined convertible wearing Chevrolet colors is setting the pace at the world-famous Indianapolis “500.” A breath- taking new Bel Air convertible with plenty of what it takes to justify a pace-setting role anywhere: Crisp, uncluttered styling (styling that’s stealing the thunder from the high-priced cars!) and a way of whisk- —_ Pacemaker on an Chevrolet’s sizzling highway performance is being proved again and again on stock car tracks everywhere. 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He was just another regu- PHILIP lar-looking fellow in soft hat, 7S We glasses, with a wide bald spot,:a| proof. particularly in the size of healthy tan, and a command of | the craft, that the Romans sailed several languages—French, his! regularly to far-off India. native tongue; English; and the lulling, soothing language of the LIKES SABARA When he's not under water, he underwater world. likes the driest of dry land, the. He didn’t have that third lumg (Sahara. His book, “The Most with him, or the other parapher- | Reaytiful Desert in the World,” nalia, but he is Philippe Diole, | ot already in Paris, is due here the aqualunger. later this year from his publisher You might think all you need to| Junian Messner. He goes back be, to underseas, is an | to the Sahara in July. ‘Turkey Feathers - Don'tGoto Waste GIBBON, Neb. 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Pair to if 22, came up with a four-| The G ; Yankees Widen AL Lead With 62 Victory) pair at Philadelphia now have lost Kramer Makes Tennis ‘Brass three. - lea on Paying of Money to | Marciano. Amateur Netters A check with some of sport's publicly they're holding. thei | ts Y Z ” Pe re * ‘ oan Cie jae va : 4 wg bees Phete| Davis Cup Stabs Are pee So ree. Frtenl, City Parks, Recreation East Lansing. The Seni eee—Lecnent See Sine Se ee rn mane Headliners in Tennis ag er a Pontiac team and eee will be honored by the Pontiac Press a banquet. Left to weal — si : Classic, June 20 “Jack has done tennis a distinct Trials July 6-7 right in the picture ‘ere: Thrasher, Eugene Cretal, Archie Brooks, Celester Boykins, disservice and I am greatly. sur- row—Coaches biel, Lowry, Wallace Schioerke, Dean Wilson. Ld i The sed,” ' ws roo tates Caaie’ Peta: Wiktok: Ted Munger, Bill Douglas, Norris ag og larg arr. Applies bray” Beto Accor liege rtm Well Saas GS adios ctieaebia et tn The bem Fado Fes Jackson, Freeman Watkins, Perry Williams, Hayes Jones, E. J. Harris, Alex Barge. Karaguletf, James Patrick, ing powers in the world of tennis,}is now a professional and does Recreation e) + ath + ees » .@2° ) will have 53 players tn the field} not fall under our farisdiction bat) nounces that in cooperation ‘ : A ' of men and women who may with the Baltimore e Base- > Fitzgerald ls Track Champ 10nS G sts AIEmgland championships at| ‘This is how the USLTA can—and|Dall Club, an official big we f P t Di ner ‘Part Wimbledon. may—hit back at Kramer for toot-|league tryout camp will | Of Fress at Vin Y es ing the whistle: — |take place in Pontiac, July | : c= Twenty-nine Americans’ will bé LHe may be stripped of his! 7 trom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m | am All members of the great Pontiac High School Michi- on the scene, headed by Davis | Tole in the Davis Cup development . known as “the| daily at Wisner Field. : gan schoolboy state championship track team will be oS and Vic popularly y oriacerald | Ie siana's Con-| honored tonight at Stevens Hall by the Pontiac Press. actos, and Ham Richerton, ference champions Wednes- The Press has for a dinner party at Australia’s Davis Cup stars, Ken | day evening on the Fitzgerald) which time the man who heads the Mich’ a Rosewall, Lewis Hoad and Rex | treck, School Athletic Association, which the Hartwig lead the Aussies’ 24-play- | The won the closely- big title chase, will be the speaker. He is Charles a Ons, Kaees sas Sue contested event with 43 6-7 points. | Forsythe, director of athletics for the MHSAA. last year by Jaroslav Drobny _* | ice dagen chabenes te ‘.. Mr, Forsythe saw the brilliant efforts the Pontiac | « self-exiled Czech. = ee teant with St; Reseville was th | contingent of 19 qualifiers put out on Ralph Young field, haa 3 ig | with 30 544 Avondale, % 37, | East Lansing, last Saturday. He witnessed the record- ~ ard fomlenn eentie we 4 Lake Orion, 22 3-7, and Madison, | setting hurdles victory (14.5 seconds) that Hayes pnapn Fieite, Jéhn Lemme: | ¢ 13-14, — J@nes for the one mark out of three set in the meet, 4 sro atte fen senthe aa ae rere Fitzgerald todk 4 ists as the 7/ for which a Pontiac athlete was le. iether Lesien tee a Sl r owe ss. the places to quite) All four coaches of the squad, ‘head mentor a Leg Rain eee: reves ee a7 ees Wally Sehlcerke, Dean Wilson, +A cient = John Ager, Atlanta, Ga; Gard. | ®calle : This is the first baseball school Lake Oriott, competing in its ist| Ray Lowery will also be guests on , ner Mulloy, Doris Hart, from the haa gen prow: Lap mp or gma or Ge ees Sie meet as a member of the Oakland-} Chief thinclads went the entire season with- Miami, Fla., area; Malcolm Fox, |onciate feck the wloset om ae OS eee camp | B,- accounted for the only 2 out a team defeat in dual, invitational, regional and state Baltimore; Pablo Eisenberg, Ma- would be to sit tight and take no 4 New York Yankees et one en ee “the Deag.| meets. It hung up new records by the dozen and will be yc ag Milage official notice whatever. Any action| time held an anual tryout eamp are “ine alveround athlete, act | equally stron , if not er, next spring, in the opinion | sells, Br 135 season. record while Western |i, ae New York a ae ee Se ee oe at Wisner and signed many. play» new mark in the 4#Ryard run in| Of the coaching staff. Only five members of the squad entered the playotfs automatically | Payton, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Bar-| Sig’ Kramer mg the | ers. One of the boys signed fol- 52.9 seconds. It bested the 54 sec- will be lost by graduation aiid a namiber of hot yee Se miGhit tae Kate bara Davidson, Milwaukee, and |" Others heatedly are clamoring Dall stapeeruis vas coma ] Furillo, c , - : Smith, a Se ok EN comers are in line to bolster . . race Ce aoe, | Katherine Hubbell, n then. erates Seatet on the Bat, tching for the Orioles, 4 ee : et ne tees. 2 Won 20 Games * Tnary action against the former! Hmlett traled Piueerad's| Pontiac Netters | Maples in Tourney “In. 193 only. two American | Davis Cup star. N. C. Hosts Netiers Manchest: Se ee Stall tg C s: - feague pitchers reached the 20: University of North Carolina . win by 6 stride one e Dene we Ee With Lapee oe dler of the Yankees and Paul Trout : collegiate tennis championships Cries sit 6 woe Nah Sem . — - Eight of the atate’s top-ranking of the Tigers. ° in Today's Pontiac Press| june 225, son of a new . : record of 5 feet, 7% inches, bet-| Cranbrook’s tennis | Cass A high school baseball teams, : | tering the old mark by 1% inches. | jam Steet ee ontine equad |meiuding Birmingham's Maples, Are ‘Perri’, Moran Same? . ao 8 Dolsbles Tests Often” (ss soe, ty et sicsere | o> Hemel Dee votre Mystery. Man ‘Peter Perri’ in Case — : ; ni ' ! : : ae. ; : ve in French Tourney "toes to tre. cance, case | Datte Creek, ivitational tours as Johnson-Mederos Probe Continues _ PARIS w — With most of ‘the|wes PHS’ 10th of the season and| Water and Melvindale, will enter PHILADELPHIA —The inves- | fight bétween Philadelphia boxer| and had to be carried from the ing- matches in the men’s and iot-sbvdieal tele. eosk. Monday the tourney Monday. tigation of boxing in Pennsylvania | Harold Johnson and Cuban Julio| ring on a eS j women's singles out of the WAY, |the Chiefs dropped s 1-0 SVC de- Conia & cles tottes' ticaieg {i eens Geteey forts | tae ciecintiien. bes chelibln ra luced in yes- the spdight in the rene dner-|cqurty 8? OY" °° | hap es. ee That name appeared ca a docu-| thet. Johmean was. drugged ba llpe pthe yeaa mg pare cg [aah Ehe tap” | Sea tee Mane ‘clash oettng caln Tony To le wn clon | "pn Tie Hl be bert of Cincinnati, ad his Devis| Remuts of Wednesday's een A seainat Jacques. Weise of France ee cain re eke $f Complete Reversal Be nr mah tte ae Seca |T Pete Pe Renewal Bill js sack, Sane Nes (avec Patan ates se a | I t lost to Lichter, games vile has coaies ialish, a ‘ seams : Jost %9 | also won the World Series LANSING @ — The House killed a last-minute attempt to re-| petro at new the conservation commission's * By an 83-2 vote, the lower cham- || ber rejected a Senate bill which have extended the power for Brussels, Lausanne, Rome—A H 3 z i A i | ue Hiren i Seek itl Test for Holly Mims Manager Clamors for Over Charley Green middleweight Holly Mims, clam- the idea of a shot at Bobo Olson's . * * The counter-punching Mans of Washington floored Charley Green — Quick Rise After Win | RICHMOND, Va. ST. LOUIS, May % # — Nick | Trotta, manager of fourth-ranking ored today for a quick jump up|" the fistic ladder for Mims with’ ninth-round knockdown to win a| unanimous decision in their 10- round televised bout at the St. Athlete of Year _ @ — Darrell comiterts| Gone Big Threat to con! 1OP Challenger Doug Ford in Rich Ft. Wayne Tourney ‘SAVE On A BROOKLURE MOTOR! “OMY 10% DOWN—S10 A MONTH! n! age Savings! = mest tttt 98c F Wood 3 CAMP STOO ry [ __ REA $14.86 16° Un Mowe Binet ul ct rome 12” gaia tk Hi sasiel * Soi res oe A $6.95 value! Lovely Saran yy, PICNIC icid sheatie Folds Folding in qd C nvas 774 tog eo Oe ter anti-bocklash tension $6.95. VALUE OA mao) FULL 18-INCH ROTARY MOWER! | PRICE SLASHED! SAVE ALMOST $10! “TAYAR" ond a tia ow pe tc Level-wind ‘SPINNING RODS & nee NOW YOU CAN GET THE GREATEST TIRE ADVANCES OF 1955 AT SPECIAL SAVINGS. 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FE 4-6211 ruly, goes into the Preakness with * 7 >. | The Preakness first ‘prize of ap- proximately $65,000, depending on the number of entries, would: make the Belair Stud’s Colt the 10th highest money earner of all time at the tender age of 3 years, MSC’s Smith Tops Big Ten Hitters é BIG 10 MAN — Prof. Marcus L. Plant of the University of Mich- CHICAGO # — George Smith,| igan Law School last night was named the University’s faculty repre- Michigan State 2nd baseman, was | sentative to the Big Ten Conference succeeding Prof. Ralph Aigler who retired recently after serving since 1917. AP Wirephote Maple Thinclads End : Dual Meets Unbeaten A 7-3 victory over Port Huron Wednesday concluded the dual meet track season for Birmingham | High School's fine team and left [ Maple thinclads undefeated in competition for the past 2 dual years. Duke AN UNUSUAL COLLECTION OF SPORT ~ SHIRTS DESIGNED IN HAWAII BY. ohanemoht | Kerrhit Antbrose’s athletes won |? straight to take the Eastern | | Michigan League dual meet trophy: eerenkqesioges | at Hazel Park. Maple hurdler Gor- |don Pade set a new Pierce field |necord of 15 seconds flat in the | 120-yard highs while Port Huron’s | Lyle McAuley tied the mark for |the -115-yard lows in 13 seconds. Now you can have a fine Panama hat, a genuine open-weave toquilla fibre body, blocked for us by Knox of New York. You can’t make a more rewarding investment in distinctive appearance - and long wear. With __ exclusive puggree bands. j JUST RECEIVED A special group of Ecuador-woven KNOX PANAMAS. "$5.00" $7.50 $10.00 . MONDAY that we do « lot ‘of bunting and| every year. ———— -g Aad goscony si acs The cote oe ne topping the mil- sued target, too - with 352,000 lion mark, we | bunters on the trail every year. pause for more. They yield the biggest bag of all than a slight when the count is in—with more ou wes a ae ons Se 6 ee lees Sa Sx a winding up in a frying pan. — or rabbit stew annually! we: “Xa.” Duck hunters have the least com- ticuarly in 4 petition, turning out a squad of game depart- ™ 7 | around 100,000 each fall, to wind ment. The num- NEFF up their season with something a her of fish taken from M bit ‘Jess than a half million ducks lwaters each year is “just. about | ‘© Show for this rugged brand of impossible to calculate. — but we. gunning ,| know it runs into astronomical fig- | ures. capacity. Few sportsmen realize that our’ than a million birds per year to top woman golfers, graduated from. hunters’ guns—and some might say the University of Texas and is a i Test Case Upcoming ‘on Fishing Rule . 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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 - e his pitchers, But so far turned a deaf ear. * * * the gen- eral manager of the Yankees had “In my talks with Maiea,” the Griffith i. _ ex- ‘ft p fu ¢ E , amazing performance of the Chi- hortstop, Weiss the names of the players.he who they are but George knows would like in exchange for one of| Which players we'd take in ex. | McDermott, Johnny Schmitz, | change. So far he hasn't said yes’| Chuck Stobbs and Dean Stone and | and he hasn’t said no. For that) youngsters like Abernathy, Pascual | | clubs to come to us. I don't be- matter, Weiss hasn't made a con-| and Ramos, we feel we are weil | lieve the Yankees can afford to crete offer for any of our pitchers." | situated in pitching and can afford | wait long. They've got to have an- Griff is convinced his club has | the best young pitching staff in| the léague. Like Manager Charlie | | Dressen, he is high on youngsters ‘Camilo Pascual, Raul Ramos and _ Ted Abernathy. He predicted ali three will reach major league star- | dom in a year or two. : dies. “With veterans like Porterfield, to give up | punch, gest need is a shortstop who can | t. - * * Ld “We don't think we are in a. desperate position. Once the boys. hurler to get more | start hitting like we know they ! Yankees. . PITTSBURGH @ — Manager Walt Alston of the Brooklyn Dodg- ers says nothing since the start of the season—even the rather cago Cubs—has changed his mind about the outcome of the National race. “You can say I'm a little sur- prised about the Cubs—rather with their pitching,.”’ said Alston today. “But as far as the final standings | are concerned, I'm still convinced 9 will be a rough race all the way. “At the start of the season I Zauchin Close - to NM's Record BALTIMORE @®—Rookie Norm The mark for the fewest putouts by a first baseman in a game) of the Detroit Tigers June 18, 1943. Doc Silk ‘CC’ Winner $61.60 payoff in winning! one mile trot at Hazel DETROIT w—Doc Silk came up there.” TENNIS : For isan or professional. Recquets .......$4.95 Shoes .....1.+,+.$6.95 ~ Bells (3) ......$1.98 Presses ..4.+6++5$ 95 Two quart thermos jars and sendwich case in fitted plaid Alston Surprised by Cubs, Still Sees Close Race looked for the Dodgers. New York Giants and the Milwaukee Braves to be right up there, and not neces- sarily in that order. I'm certainly not predicting a pennant for the Dodgers but I can assure you we'll give everyone a tough battle. : * a “That (Bob) Rush is a rough pitcher and the Cubs surely have been getting fine relief pitching, too,” Alston commented. ‘And, I've always said the Cubs have a ' fine infield.” The Brooklyn. manager, .whose team won 23 of its first 27 games. and holds a 6'2 game bulge over the second place Cubs, added: * * - “T said at the start of the season that we have a well balanced league. Almost any of the clubs— including Chicagé, Cincinnati, Phil- adelphia and St. Louis—can get a hot streak." As for the Dodgers, who have lost five of their last seven, Alston said he isn't too worried. * * * “We had a little rough streak but it’s just one of those things.” Ezzard Must Win to Escape ‘Palooka League’ CINCINNATI @—Ezzard Charies. “I got to beat Johnny Holman’ June 8 or I will be in the Palooka | _ League, and there is-no money) . The former heavyweight boxing, champion was referring to his com- ing bout with the Chicago fighter yho scored a TKO over him last month. “Going to weigh about 190 | pounds for the guy this time,” Ezz said. ‘He caught me when I was -a bit careless,” WEDNESDAYS HOME RUNS Matias Yankees; FitzGerald. Miksis. |< ee oe Seuonstl - Gritfith said. “Our big- | ‘rule making a contest a complete | in Deal 1ean, we ought to do a lot better. In other words, we can afford to sit back and wait for the other ‘other starting pitcher. It is quite evident that when those double- ‘headers start piling up on his shal- low pitching staff, Casey Stengel ‘will be in serious trouble unless he can make a deal. “The next move is up to the | Pro Puck Loops Vote to Reduce Game Telecasts Take Action to Give Minors Relief From NHL TV Offerings TORONTO @ — Professional. Phillies’, cateber,-fails to break up any regularly scheduled league | FAIS TO STOP TWIN KILLING—Andy ocntnldl j AP Wirephote the double play | starts when Bobby Morgan grounded to shortstop i hockey will try a television ban! ation as he slides into 2nd base in the 2nd inning | Alvin Dark, at bag. Dark threw to second baseman in an effort to perk up attendance | of the ist game of last night's twi-night doubleheader | Davey Williams. who relayed to Whitey Lockman next season, barring telecasts of | against the New York Giants in Philadelphia. Action | at Ist. ‘Phils won both games, 9-3 and 5-2. a ee eS game. into a 50-mile area around any city where a -” yame is being played. — Owners of the. National, Ameri. | can, Quebec and Western Sesgues | and NHL President Clarence | Campbell agreed to the TV re- eee Goring a four-hour meeting | yesterday. Sam Snedd's ‘Yesterday we stressed the value , | of the straight left arm. An im- portant reason for keeping your left arm straight is that a bend at the left elbow just adds another Binal agreement applies als angle to the swing—and that angle | bell said, me simply means that | ™5t be straightened out before the minor pro leagues will not be impact. In straightening out your faced with the competition of NHL @f™ you are very likely to throw telecasts." i The NHL owners also adopted a) game after 30 minutes of play. If | play is halted before 3 minutes, the contest will be ruled a sus- | pended game. | The new rule wipes out for- | feitures such as the one that re- sulted last March 17 at Montreal | during the torrid NHL windup | when a mob broke up a game he- ‘tween Detroit and the Canadiens. Fish Experts Seek to Trace Walleyes the clubhead just enough out of ‘LANSING @ — Fish specialists line to kill a good shot. Before will tag walleyes in Lake St. Clair | the player's wrists start to cock, this summer to check their belief | his left arm is praetically an ex- that the lake is the soning | of the shaft of the ae ene a mange weltiyes Sout When you swing the club back Lake Erie. | that all-together movement we -ve| The state conservation depart- |. mentioned so offen ~ it's shown ‘|ment said it will cooperate in| again in the picture, you avoid 6) tan e idlg Negatade Neg eramping and bending your arms. departments. 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SKIN DIVER’S GEAR HORSE SHOE SETS GRILLS ~ CROQUET SETS ' A new sport for the hearty A game for everyone. Pleasant - Grills es low A game for yard and lawn. er every second. ‘and sporting to play .. . play $2.39 te $29.95 ' Cottage or at home the entire farnily will enjoy croquet. Wincrninestcheersiimnanteoncicet Everything for tha Velen . whatever his plessure, Spinning Rede. » $4.95 age Peel $5.95 ods. $1.69 eS ye ee Sw Naa fi HE Hi Five Features Arranged los Supaiear’ ssa ea Activities Over Municipal Golf Links |ivmeawe ue” all a ¢ eli z E i i z : : ef wl escocose~o~oX el i i ; f i & a cok : ‘ = : i. z & i : E : 5 i i tt 8 EP me Ow ws i ee et we ee Be we < if bd e #1 Se Bt ee i F , 1 oF Ho and women’s medal play. ~- ‘| which will initiate the summer 9 am-5 pm. Sunday, Aug. 14, Hat ‘ _ Be bps ; rok bade ‘ Low qualifier will receive a trophy. Tiger hitting. Hatfield had . ' : MacLennan, employed by the * f Check Thetts Wayne Cut Stone Co, sald he took | Men's medal ‘play finals are | Sieict Keone Gigs one ome oak | CASH and CARRY ~ ALL CLEAR Spoil Hopes of om Aug, 2021. Golfers eligihie are|"™ See Wise, Yraiga'a. "ae fauee, ‘hat:|| Complete set for all cars upto | Plastic Covers for 1955 Cars Diamond Career . ; =. 1949 models — Late models $122 ; Complete Set : ‘| $2.00 higher. DETMET @--He dream of be- | to of the season in two appearances. | ir in 6, Cecearellt 2 in 3, ueper'l mt. He. gave up 11 hits in six innings. | ¥* x7, 2-3; Herbert 6-6: Ceocareilt _ : 2:17 ‘ | BEg ny li fy i tf - i : : g g ia gE : z. df ul ip f iti lh i ty] yi of og i i CLEAR AS GLASS PLASTIC““*“""" 103 | $12.95 to $21.95 Values Front Only eet: SEAT COV @ MART — 136 $. SAGINAW AT CHASE : i 2 : ce te ed re ee or S| Marimont in Ist Place i F | tii g | - : i i 5 3 : i H i £F i gli SER li [ i! if: tid) 1 7 | ty : : li [ 3 2 f i fi if FFE F hd 3 REG Tl i { § i | ; i ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT! ! WHITE WALLS’ |} BLACK WALLS* Ist LINE BLACK WALLS | SIZE Reg. Price| Your Cost! You Save SIZE | Reg. Price | Your Cost no mam nna — — 6.70x15 |$33.00) $17.95 | $16.05 6.00x16 | $21.75 $10.95 | |—zaae ea7 38 $15.98 | $8007 7.10x15 |$36.00| $19.95 | $17.05 | | &-70x15_| "$24.25 — Ze ge—| | _S50x16 | $28.50 | $19.75 | $8.75 "7.60x15 |839.95| $21.50| 818.45 | |—7:50"1s—|—sae-70—| Stn ge—| | S:70x15 | $24.25 | $15.75 | $8.50 8.00x15 |$44.00]24.50|$19.50 | |—8.00x15 | $33.00 | $19.95 | |—7-10=15_| $26-75 | $17.75 | $9.00 All Peices Plus-Fed. Tax and Exchange All Prices Plus Fed. Tax and Exchange 1 _7,60x15_| $29.10 | $19. 75° $ 5 Meal Dieting. | Tread Blemishes an Pehl Paces Fae rte doy and Bschos i i tecnentet _ SPECIAL PURCHASE! SEAT COVERS 50% oF Just arrived . , . brand new 1955 styles. $ 95 Most exciting, colors one, —" t EXTRA SPECIAL ‘Dayton Ist Line WHITE WALLS $3120 6.70x15 19") ye ~-7.10x15 ‘21° THESE TIRES CARRY THE FAMOUS DAYTON “BIG 3° CUARANTEE Prices Plus Fed. Tax and Exchange : * . PA : ! : fas Sg cf vied ius , wars BRAKES RELINED WHEEL ie FRE FRONT aT . Special! — : NSPECTION Ford, Chevrolet, ani . Complete Brake BALANCING ee FRONT END Relining. First Quality! Fully Guaranteed | FREE §°9 98 WEIGHTS COMPLETE | SPEC IAL 1 MER Static and Dynamic caster, camber and toe-in. All work ety: = : 2 f on our Cosielate front end alignment . . includes: Parts and Labor Reg. $24.50 BEAN VISUALINER @ Tie Rods 7 ‘ all Work fas re op pd ‘7 e pom: Front Guaranteed! durable, * INSTALLED FREE * ALL FIRST QUALITY pa " ih i i i i i i i Rei a a aaa eee i eeoeeereeererrererererrererrerrrrrrwrewrerevreweewewererevre. NOW’S THE TIME to SAVE! "HURRY! Just 3 Days Re to Oe. ee * @ Rider, ttn ion Lak ana D. Vanstone 0260 Elizabeth wie THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 ee : : . - . ye cra roe fj Poe eo lf . . ' Calling for Crusoe! ; Segre tg ES ee [Graham Will Prom |S ce ee Hams and Turkeys Reign Over Specials for Holiday to Service Families. eres: tL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lings availab le at reasonable | ranging 13 to 31 per cent below ;new crop onions be in the past few days has Smoked hams and turkeys will | Prices. those of a year ago. KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany| 1h only one clie—a t bare- dominate the list of specials, in| 4 number of markets will It says the average _ retail @ — American Evangelist Billy) toot print. 8 foodstores for the ap-| offer prime ribs at moderately | Price of all meate—beef, pork, Graham will preach to members proaching Memorial Day week- lower prices for those who want veal, lamb products such as of the largest U. S.4 community “as to stick with the old standbys, | frankfurters — ts down around in Europe here next June 22, r we ».'6 Chuck roast and legs of lamb | 13 per cent from May 1964. Army authorities have announced. a | These holiday favorites will be| “ll be special attractions im | You may have noticed the abun- Graham accepted an invitation FEDERAL priced- below a year ago, meat; _ - dant supplies of lettuce currently to appear at Vogelweh, an all-| — ! 4 Sirloin steak prices will be high- | ®vailable. Produce specialists say this city west men ‘report. In general, turkeys | |“! ns Iceberg, Big Boston and Romaine American suburb of . . headquarters for every will be down « couple of cents a|°* ™ many Places, but by and) in are’ outstanding buys. Quality ot the Rhine, which houses thoue-| So oringneed! Hurrynow pound, Smoked hams will be avail- | '#*8* Popular cuts of mest will | is high and prices reasonable. ands of families: for the best selection! — Site rn ret ae soe ae vat pes | em eosin eve = | more lemori. . The the U. S. a Day. Canned hams also will ‘be |Change, either, in butter and egg Rah te ond yefow tapes Western Area Command, said Gra- ' x we oe oe. 8 peceagllageiegg ryan hain's visit “will aid materially | . , ne i . progra : FEATUBE FRYERS The American Meat Institute vegetables such pony at green o- — m of Many ,stores will “feature frying |comments that contrary to the | onions, rhubarb, spinach and oth- It will be one of Graham's few chickens, too. Prices will show | usual pattern, pork continues in| er greens look attractive. appearances before military au [ little change from a week ago. /relatively good supply for this ; carrots, ‘beans, cel- diences on his forthcoming tour : {Here and there you'll find duck- ‘time of year, with retail prices! ery, escarole, endive, corn and of Western Germany. ; Full 5.9 : - ; cas @ Push-button é | : neutrel : @Remote Fuel | big savings for the entire family . .. and terms to suit your budget. | fe F ey : ~ - Pg Pry ety + ~. 2 ' 7. % C ‘ a —— 26, ea —_ ae sek 2520S TR | Tops in performance! 3 : : Quiet and powerfull e * e aS c ° thrifty shopper's specials! ~ beg || Mercury Motor pga : : ; ft ' > TERMS 5 = = 5 _y Se ‘ Super silent “6” weighs only 42 : "Hann itboard on an exciting new WIZARD! aa ys mat eller ame gt : , _ : 0. = Twist-Grip Synchronized Spark : pate th wpe 10 25950 crear"? Bf and Throttle control! Tops for neragh ! it at Federals! a@ distance a cc w your boat! See it at | -, the | Mark "25" Motor eeenee snns382 ; ore won't stall. ‘ bulbs. 2H1379. Reg. 12.75 “on one street in EXHAUST DEFLECTOR— : plated toresist -j 4 | = Ye: that of | “clean-up” speciel = | So See Gecited-in taver of |]. Hed init, and. large working poco. 3012", Johnson's Cornu . 1 65 | Ags £ PSE! , ~ x 314" top. G5444...... 945 end Rymplecioth * Rec $.59 SPRAY PAINT —. REGULAR 1.05 WRENCH SET, LAUNDRY HOSE — 5-foct, dents. name os Denby (B) “Ber-B-Bow?* Brazier Grill. Adjustable grid, Com colors uminurn |, popular sizes to 434”. rubber with brass faucet fitting. mete was meanething sentimental ried a’ wie for poo Anne a" igh. back, Motes ace Bache ba ie, oe ee 12-08. #1795 99 retural finish 7 Sel $9201. re with me,” Paskal said. Wheels tid handle, 8456......-... oon ie butt Wek toe One, wat tenet ee ee TOP ile ty cones ss ee Reg. 69 .... 0004, ne (C) As shove, ne wheel, handle. G5450...4.49 Petely washable. 3P7109-8120. 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Holds nearly 2 bushels. “nea ee Shnnenanananeae Meendawenenonenca! | fsa : The power mower for smaller lawns at this Steel, X1404, Reg. 7.95........... C4. 8 cumbnewa sutiinisbiaimdion euiaacde aie : Harter, 2000 Fortent Quevcle Power Promcte gus eres sips eee een, ture S00. ©. Sue cr . ‘Wei HCLIP & SAVE ' Mea, 3, ing, 143. Ronee all_ normal moving chores with ease. 2X2510. ae + ROG. 136. +. 645 S80 4 a : Audrey ®. Hiysh, 6015 Highiand Wiserd Rotary 2X2318...-.. 74:93 () CAPE COD FENCE. 3 ft. section. oe 8 a as 5: 0 ~ geese ' | Stet) og, “ VanDyke Milford Wizard “Warrier” Retery 2X2522, «4.44: 99.50 - j ‘Beautifies. M1308" Beg 39. - scenes 2 = q fa < : cee. J “Sadie : ‘ed (®) BROOM RAKE, X1623, Reg. 98¢......77¢ i oS : Gayle 9. uwbiew, 10! 5 Huron ' t Marguertle A Levengood, 181 Norton i rt 1 ' ‘eS ba eee eae ae we ee = ahenes . Sean eee eee ee + ( peewee ene sees mi ial a" be a. i pee re ——— eae _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26,1955" | 5 KH )} ith ) 2 ae ie. 2: Authorize Work on First Plans Structure to Be Erected! | on Rolling 12-Acre Site at Sixth, Oak Streets | g g S7ERE s i 5 it F 4 : Proposed Mania gagement of her daughter Regenia Hawk of Highland Park to Cari Kenneth Hall of Waterford Town- ship. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hall of,.Grand Blanc. A July 23 wedding is planned. esciasiennennncaananctanetn ener bomen The council also voted to pur- chase a new police ‘car with two- way radio, and bids will be sought at the next meeting. Homer Wing Pest 172, Amert- Orchard lake Co-ed Gets College Award |s ORCHARD LAKE — .Booth has received the “Smead Honor Teacher at Troy School With Surprise ge F BL | India Film to Be Shown | “India Today,” will be the feature ‘at a family night, be held at & p.m. tomorrow at St, Paul La- theran Church, The Rev, Arnold M. Maahs of Tilleda, Wis., will IMLAY CITY—A colored film, | shops. show the film and give a talk. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The township board has renewed its request for a stop signal at Scott Lake Rd. and Dixie Hwy., in the light of the recent fatal accidents there. Two children died in an auté crash Saturday night at the loca- Township Clerk Louls Barry was instructed to write State Highway Commissioner Charies M. Ziegler making the request. The board has set June 20 as The plat of Indianwoods Subdi- County Road Commission, and a preliminary plat of White Chairs Purchased the final date for applications for | t “| fireworks licenses for July 4 f f : at Death-Crash Intersection Birch _ Subdivision off Elizabeth 2 Ousted Patrolmen to Demand Hearing ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Pa- beet al f i 4 3 H i WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Ap-| Since the consolidation the towp- proximately 1,000 parents, friends| ship population. has risen from 12 hee. and students turned out to dedicate | 000 to near 40,000, bringing attend- dey — ad ere amo anges pon) ti , pb _a a fa — system £ sas nd Se Ha 5 It has been decided to bring High School was officially opened ing an adequate education despite| SYSt€™. The 35 acres of land oft Locha- water only to: those in dire need | fee Public inspectice. po ary =n pong RE tage Under his direction, the offic® | ven Road is destined to become « of it, By reducing the original area; Board of Education the of state superintendent of public community park and wild life to be served, the $500,000 cost has | Edmund L, Windeler congratulated — Se Meee students | instruction was established, and as t°9 ’ been reduced by $100,000. the public for its continued sup-| '* @dequate. Crary’s friend, John Pierce, was | Sanctuary, 4! ae Township Clerk Frances 0..Co- | port and achievement of expanded} The $1,250,000 building was | "amed to office. Township board has voted $2 vert reported that James, R. Pol-| school facilities, of which, this} completed late tast fll, and | Superintendent of Schools Wil-| for its development. Area resi- lock has been.retained by the town- building is a fine example. students began classes imme- (liam Shunck presented an oak) dents previously had pledged to-do ship to make descriptions of prop- In reviewing the growth of the diately. Designed for 1,000 stu- | gavel from the Marshall, Mich.| the labor on the . of of the two; district since when | Semts, it housed 1,200 when ft | School system, where Crary and) The committee is composed of erties residents achuol 1942, . i. less ‘8 Pierce tree Hempton 5 *: , secretary; - WE ARE NEVER 9-Pc. BEDROOM OUTFIT $ | Reg. $220 $15 Down, SAVE $100! 52 Weekly! ALL THESE 9 PIECES! Includes: Double dresser — large clear oblong mirror — harmonizing panel bed ; — innerspring mattress and box spring— 2 rubber foam flake pillows — ‘2 boudoir 8-Pc, LIVING ROOM OUTFIT $ Reg. $259 ; $15 Down, SAVE $120! 92 Weekly! Includes: Luxuricus sofa — matching lounge chair — 2 modern end tables — . matching cocktail table — 2 decorator lamps — | plastic occasional chair. 3-pc. BREAKFAST SET ” Décorator — Wrought fron burn,.cmd mar resistant $ 8 Includes: A beautiful D4 top and 4 matching up- wrought iron table with Reg. $79.50 holstered chairs. RESTOCRAFT sv. MATTRESS or BOX SPRING o $ 50 Nationally known A ue Sealy Mattress. Fac- i a tory close out. Fully Reg. $59.50 guaranteed. Visit Our Trade-In Furniture and | PORTABLE RADIO | Appliance Department Easy Credi to All! ‘LONG TERMS on any PURCHASE iiss UNDERSOLD ; FULL SIZE _-. GAS STOVE @FULL OVEN S @ DELUXE BROILER Reg. $119.50... NOW © Travier @ With Leather Case Reg. $29.95... NOW 19" EASY AUTOMATIC. GAS DRYER pe Reg. $299... NOW GIBSON 9-ft. REFRIGERATOR | Sie T 8 © Swing-Out Shelf 21-INCH CBS Reg. $299... NOW TELEVISION SET @ CLEAR, LARGE 9 00 PICTURE NOW 6-PIECE STARTER NGE OUTFIT $79°*| GAS SOFA BED | 2 END TABLES. 1 COCKTAIL TABLE 2 LAMPS FULL SIZE 4 \Clarenceville Pupils Slated to Receive|ssrerestyve — |ses.can’ aie day passed a senate-approved bill on the milk received by most con- . Fluoridation Treatments This Summer mcs ss Sree from 3 per cent to 3% per cent. ‘pie said. 2 ee & Oe er ee ee ee treatment series are the 3, 1%, — district will be places in| counts for not having. many sum-| 1@ and 13-year-old age ranges, Oakland Phony — cmt mer programs,” Miss Johnson! Miss Johnsen said, , MEMORIAL DAY where flouridation treatment tor |“ “Tt has .been established that WEEK-END USED CAR | 1.297 received topical applica. | per cent of tooth decay,” she said, SPECIALS About 100. children from the sec-| t@ treatments or about 50 per Summer fluoridation programs cont tion, | will be in 42 ) biel end, th and eighth evades, m the | “TA POGP aay tor tho tour !ee tn IW bealiiog (gam 1053 Ford § Rawch Wageo. --.,.-.--++-++- shied sm ce Rear W lled 1 k d Gee euiaie eked ; 1951 Ford 8 Station Wagon. ere 795 ae Johnson, special services director | WW @ a e Boar In other business the board inter- 1954 Chevrolet 210 4 door Station Wagon... . 1693 teat on __— or viewed representatives of six arch- Radio and Heater, Power Brakes, Power Glide. Like New. are a __ {Kills Music Order future bullding plane" "| 1953 Chevrolet 210 2 Door Sedan.......... 1095 = Two schools in the district, exhibits trom al- Radio, Heater—Sharp, Edgewood and Central, fall under LAKE — a Gehiond County health enpervi- |, Vo, The Walled Rochester High Students | 1953 Chevrolet 210 4 door Sedan.......... 1095 building sion, The flvoridati « win | #ke Board of Education has re- ; ‘ Radic, Heater, Power Glide, Power Sicoring : be done by dental students trom | Cinded a previous decision to have | Prepare for 5-Day Trip 1952 GMC 3-4ton Pickup.............00. 645 the University of Michigan and | one music. consultant for the dis-|- ROCHESTER — Seyenty - ; er eran. trict, andshave each teacher bande [Rochester High School sciors wil 1955, Dodge 4 ton Pick ce 28S During the regular school year, | the subi leave Monday evening for a five- fluorida service | Under the new plan, a music . se Chronglout wars. | Supervisor will teach two half-hour te & Citiegs te- enn, ROCHESTER classes each week in grades, 4, 5/they will take a boat trip to LY .| and 6. Teachers in the lower ele- Mackinaw and return Friday. rissmian e@Vro e s 755 $. Rochester Road - Olbive 2-9721 iT i li f Ee at Contracts for five new teachers | Felton and Mrs. Marjorie Adams and an additional five members| will accompany them. . MORE "HARD-TO-BEAT’ BUYS TO CELEBRATE rll f z ts tf 3 ! = F | | i she iach: Glial Meiko nc Vp doles eer oa Camels — Old Golds : ir By Uni Se. beginners | Luckies — Chesterfields pat poet * |coeree taee bee $4 89 carton , | + Grading Bid | oo . . See :>,™ IN Yaw ew : set 34. received, R | \ ag [CHECK THESE DRUG SPECIALS| emus cme ean eana eens asap 100 Hi-Potency B Complex’: $152 $175 Hudnut Egg Shampoo . . $122 250 Brewer Yeast Tablets . . 39¢ . y %5.50 Value ‘Keego Ti KITCHEN Seton: ELECTRIC ~~ eet CLOCKS 3 § = AD 88 g . : : v7 + s@u “2 8 a\ « ‘1 ru ge 5 acy By; i) 9. oO 4 &, **\* + ” Y ~ — . Y * } *) \ H | j | | CHICAGO slice Com \ oe & \ eae + ° Ss ie fi on mow i (eile ChINOET ‘ raat. nic forcen C ‘ i r| SUPREME SUSPENSE! 4 ae ecige,;nr 4) 4 ort Cri i in i d * ecident ' ait ; ty D * nn - 0 i Ci ia 4 de Ahh i # no CaUtiO i! 1 44) : ; $ ' ‘ 4) in ny : ; I tigi he 416 ble : i] 4 $46) 0 ‘ ig i rm —apnmenineeentenaie ~~ Re v ® ®, . we PHGNE FEDERAL 2 Sviest C OL OR “ lOA KLAN D: ¥ 3 ' - - i } | MODERNLY AIR CONDITIONED b4 i) NE) in ezio Pinza besto und res basso sta in one of h o \.i + ’ Mu ‘ ae 0 ; nd nein iran ‘ Ole on (1 i rrr ir * ar. i), i Ci ih his vA * I i i on) ' ‘ J : ' a CONTINENT — TO EXPLOR: ‘ : : iS NEVER BEFORE FP ‘ - Hollywood Pac pe 29a dq Tagg Ale MYSTIC TERRO! . r) ; iin nre mn VJ Gr Spl ENDOF Drive-In od: aoe he ‘ 4 y ~ = » ~ - had 5 go 0 0 wo at) LO é i sik} Theat JU a ' lee ¢? i . C diess d / s i OF) oud 8u Sp ia De ‘ve = @€ ca e we $ @ 4 n p, O ‘ * BOR 0 d a Db 0 ' 7 ‘ . - ould } >) 0 00D 0 po P . do to stop a . _ ; ‘ b) i } . ‘ fii toe thabbada . n aid) 0 wate Tic Soon pud cL} ‘Hd =} 4 () 0 4 ’ io do cn Ci had | VF « = “ -_ , : . THE STORY NM \ y AN 7g GU w specks on ncis & | oi 4 & rs ° B Py ¢ * * Skin Diver | 5; it ditterent ody balked. The impatient stu-| neng So much sc on pee | f f 4 f i Ow nce #ile Pi ei fi i PS ; ; yall A 2 | i mort hi 0 she ; cont nm On Pid 1. e " * oy , r . \ i | \ » | \ §Of}...Jane 1 : 4 ear-old beaut) ho had nc : p : ound | : * an | 4 > WOMAN S ’ yen LUM film bal GOTT fe ‘ thie merit J aL 7) - , geri " : ' - b « . 4 sb you ve nmever c Be COCR |e ahi un ses one © SI thi: tio Ol —" | b i ; h ideq ‘ on 4 _| SHAME! -& ‘a - > beervation | scen her before! > od Ol : old in nal : . . ‘ . ° - . iat bi vs . 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EWE rere ath arth -byoadinerse shila M-G-M's MAGNIFICENT COLOR AND C-INEMaScOPE secractt * 5 ON OUR GIANT SCREEN - : -.@), 97 |; , a. Ur : res \ / Pik f j 4 > % an SA oe /maA= 4 LM 4 || [PONTIAC %S2" _NEWI SUPERSCOPE | on JANE RUSSELL | MAR ||] Baldwin at Walton Sts. , M-G-M'« SATURDAY REY DALIU mS — oe nan tae BLACKBOARD JUNGLE. JUNE 4 sess ig Are agape lage eee ANDeee CLENN RE RANCIS > LOUIS CALHER " rs { was A PRISONER OF THE CHINESE! | ‘LAST TIMES TODAY-—— Land of Fury --Also-- Make Haste to Live GALA OPENING OF SUMMER SEASON 6. J ba! Ad Tae a mae ) LE ANT APE ME WATERFORD! DRIVE-| IN THEATE ie, \7> v | a PL “aH F) px — | ed a =a — er" —, BURY LANGASTER ou VWaALLeD L LAKE PARK WETTIIIA Ae eee eee eS Season Opening SAT. & SUN. - + lal 2 rr CFCC SSS SSS SS SSS er me beyond salvage. ballé- : “Surprise! All your ties are now n°? Oe Se oe tele ot . a ing See e Sat toe we % af’ mene. nt products c - about half the have entered the atmosphere “in ee oes "EM QUICK TO = t G(T OF Tr Piece poe gg here away from the plant with a | ee sees 3 | "EM SITTIN’ N iat = LIKE QUEENS-- cloud “passes over pop — and that‘an so hope oad Dn tiie hang the | is passing over ; Hl i i U ol i 4 ite FE ¢ EI of Explosion Atomic Plant er Wien ond : areas; (5) Finally, not to be discounted are the many individuals who be obsessed with continuing a about their fate, even thy Mena yprergreetatier he rvable injury at the time of the accident. Dr, Well said be was out! future can be met with equal 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TH - URSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 _ ( GET READY YOUR TOOTH WAS LOOSER THAN I - * A. . es tue eee MAY-26 5 - uh he OF ~ a8 hss oy vas The first ice cream plant was lished in Washington D. C., | HALF ACRE CASTLE and still. operates. 'S TH! THANKS NO, -—-"., eet ¥ EXPECT ase oo e * two. 7. _ . McEvoy and S — r? "ITE s rt *SQUATTERS GHT * 0 WAX 1X i EE ~ Fr. “4 t ) nt o -Voothees Siple Donslena tales : i: i ¢ Ononve: aol — Mrs. Inez Gladstone ROCHESTER—Service for Mrs. Inez Gladstone, 74, of 326 Highland St., will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday | - at the William R. Potere Funeral Home, with burial in Mount Avon ai agg , oS i 26, 1958 less Says ae isn't anything a te ia oe eam * Cy if i and other steel execu- ue anit ay gd alt a3 5 pe i ill taal see m3 m of Pon- 2. Me M. Ady. YBa Ra) Ht oa ao pou “= i ’ wa 3 a aN soc seas i sen oe : : ek 2 Li aes 4 i ‘ ™ * ft in co itt i 4 ft! Ge aie ike is it at ane “> + He - ah as Ay fit APPLY Benefits Conditions Attractive Salary and : eee : Stenographer _ Pleasant Working BOND Ai SWITCHMAN, BE AVON TUBE DIV.” TRUCKS MUST | RELIABLE AND WILLING TO WORK. UNION SCALE. AP. re PLY AT 339 S. PAD- eee ewes © * business building « $2.48 pr. $2.48 pr. NIGHTS. Pcie AVAILABLE AT - TO WASH M 26 1961 — a : We ina with the world, but never ars we Lerry cherished for West, OF OUR 6ON AND yet. memories arden of memories you are ot our happy ye FLINT ®~Buick Motors report-| —— ewe © 25,- The Pontiac Press DIAL FE 2-8181 ¥ t Silent thoughts bring many a tear Por one we miss and still bold .so Buick Sales 25,581 for May 10-20 Period In MEMORY father, Edsel Beautiful ever, In vi iif a Hi Consumers Tis 0 ‘!on New Stock sve |: The proposed construction also Feat includes numerous additions to the agen PARIS, Tex. P—The thief who into the truck company of- Fecti Power Up ba 16 Per Cent in Year cutbority tk vi; ‘aaa. ee ey i 18 ie i it hospltale in South Philadephin are <_o of a Ine 1 Killed, Several Hurt mp fir | as Fire Hits Distille in Philadelphic jl Vassar = Kady Plans to pene Down June 30 Bla ‘ese 7 Alcohol Plant Th ili 10-13 Pri., 3) 4 Ser aN ee & ee APRA Ue ee eee eee eee a ee ee ee es a Th + | 162. gi7n24bdeed Tai ae fet ees ensseestl Ss"se" eee ees OHO ee eee a ae eabeeee vend eeeeeeee eevee enone 4 eee nee De 12 one weeeee sere * * 4{AP)—Open diy eee * cart Seem em © hr ecrerererney ir: ial HP RPINE 5233223 eet THe en HeeKe Tee eS Me — = es. tet eee pe | ce ee ee ee ee New York — | OMICAGO GRAIN 7% io re ete. eae i Bad] “ setae A * - Grain Prices eres eee Os eeeeeete epetones | a eeeteee sooner * Hi ae i a Co, of a New York Sow iia eee agaee clllests wid. offer- ee Ee ei 3. medium 33, | vas large -_ MM: f basen trade CHICAGO, | na a i i nu Ways ifs oT with a iy seatetions and buy & | re homeowner he'd have to comply ii Be ed 22 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955. : | Wanted Female 7) Bullding Service 12 SLICE OF HAM 7 | Wd. Conteacts, Migs, 32 Rest ate Feel 8 33 cars Senate | Bay iaahSydeaeas OH Cane are ep CASH | FT aR ace : Convalescent Homes 38A Pioneer Highlands aT a Sierra re| cbt atte St wai . Nr CARE ent eed : * women. Bed patients red. Sg up recreation i you have the contract~we N_ Telegraph. rear yard paved street. et Estas "Phope FE ae ____ Hotel Rooms me... sae NEW HOMES BUILT 5% MORTGAGES "| tance HOTEL ROOSEVELT | Fast Sils ~ Rooms $10 up. Bath $15 up. ~ ae © cen . We sivo build additions and make 4, oo cre. with 100 foot frontage. Ne 3 ROOMS NICELY + rENinE re wane eRe gy Sp SR “STONE VCHARCES | |F 20a Tike tr OP |, HOTEL ACB | eee oan Ooh te ' gage +7 a Week . 194d bungelow La ; bath. No — ~ Tiliesre or with full basement. ved ND nticome a "6. “Benford: | Also Jor 1 room Apartments | —sireet’ iocation. a LONE R REALTY CO. land contracts — TODAY! us tv CLEAN MODERN Joslyn PE 2-000 FE 2.0253 and of- room x, 4 W. : 8 too) P.M. Sun. 1 te $. fer A wales, quick cash ann Ph. rE 23-8266 Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor *SBECTAT PRICES” . = we SPECIAL PRICES Nicholie & Harger Co. _ Rent Stores . 0) 2 Fn auial os Pa ene : DORI spp eee Nn iy ay cap ll ion 2S Bares. wa |? Gnd entrance Very uice tor em-| BLDG. AVAILABLE + REAL ESTATE SALES. @ are Ucensed builders ready . WE 0.000 ployed couple or bachelor, FE Conv entent nt Pes r shop, COMPARE At our disposal to purchase new or | J LARGE ROOMS PRIVATE EN-| fix to sult wat. 4120 Walton | OXFORD BRICK clients 2%. me aoe a4 sell. ge hana’ d ba SANGER G pisne "OR Vine aa [~ a oh lovely 8k. ‘ix ' 5 x "7 és ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. clean Seber gentlemen. FE | Oanen, OF VAN DYKE 68) tn of oe Soe ata. net of = floor, 3 Jarge, bedrooms To Buy—To Sell~To Insure = RA EG Re call PL . ie bath and extra shower YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE It |? ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE, | _or a OPSE OR SMATL | in full basement, . : es $ Adults only. FE 44625 after 5. POR iy SMALL. ol] heat. Close to High ‘: oa 4 ogg range FURN, business “< oe Pe 4353, parking schools. omy, te Ue. fag é SOCaas AND ee UPPER. _ Rent Office Space 41; a —— . pant. = oA . APARTME N- FOR WOMEN. RENT. 4636 Dixie i Paiva alk to downtown : perelive Reel’ Batate Cachange | —usren welcome, Frese. | SiSway “Drarion Fusing. d:| Oriba. A geod frame, home of 6 A-1 FLUSH DOORS i ie eniggs and Sundays dum 3. nom im pete Weit. Phone OR sootes ond Ue. very wacy for elite .. ae, rT |, peving & Teaching 191 Nes & P as| foaws Hureo™” “Pa. “PE cpartensat tarnished “Loe For Rent Miscellaneous 42] sag'tbe terms! Only sifeo dows. WTD.: 4 VIOLIN TEACPER. OR | Seconds po ad $12 up| a LJ reine: ried PE bir oearlie ices ersonals UAMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR | cated close to downtown and suit- Goh ‘My 23021 3.2382 Suaseante pg Lene Pos owners | Mead eontrect er equity In your) able for working couple. Inquire GARAGE ° x 32. NORTH SIDE : iS CASCADE 1 MOVING TRUCKING, PICK- vices Oundle: Simer memacar pate. Tt N. Saginaw St EM 3-3306 : Get the details on this § room =, Work Wanted Male 10) x2 Jona bet 9 and 10 Mile ~~ on delivery Good sefvies at | stration. , dune 2, 3.) K. L. Templeton, Realtor); ————— and bath home. Walking distance Lincoln 2-7520 reesenabis tates FE ¢1803 any-| 4 5: oom 2. Broadway. | 3339 Orchard Lake Rd FE _¢454) | DOWNTOWN. 3 ROOM AND BATH. ___For Sale Hous 43 to oe aie § i seftiE Serer STOUT'S BEST BUYS TODAY — LOOK AT THIS- MANY EXTRAS! room 15220, HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2.0474 Templeton STOP LOOKING! 5 — hae START BUYING! s.m. fust OK He aint RED HORSE if : : i : i id i 3 “Ste ¢ 2. =f i F fr e Ft “ES: A BY i FE it gs = : E I ay BR 3 fz LADD 4386 ee es on ben Sd Try This for Size OPEN ! u 3 as i HE if : soft Bult fh st ict is 5 mi 5 nw 5 A a | Poe eens. .|J, A. Taylor] : Jay Aran ao ven own a “You don’t know how I enjoy meeting an intelligent man, ‘| Mr. Taylor. Could you introduce me to one?” _ For Sale Houses 43 Tonight 6 ~ OPEN to8 O'NEIL, Realtor Open or FE 58-0780 i § i i if down f Cinder built-in $8250. Joseph F’. OFF JOSLYN, Attractive 5 modern bungalow ee gg le beth ot beat, tot 53% W. Huron St. - : town. . $1600 $3400, $2250 bullt bonis0, Orr B. . Beautiful 4 room 2 gg A .. 36228. Built $10,896, Terms one . Reisz Pe 3-00 wer KNAUF, Realtor 20% W. Huron O'N >| is @ lovely 7 acres $350 DOWN New 2 petroup beme a 4 WFORD AGENCY * BUILD NOW. fa herr C. DAVIS 608 Pontiac Lake Rd. 3 BEDROOM BRIC RANCH type, Huntoon Lake 4 years old, lot 200 by 180. ved Tan .. Stier One bibs, _ Priced Sor terincdiote Sale et @1:280 with $1880 down. PAUL D. HAMMOND Fe oti “Sven, re batts 5 er Wi vetlé 9 betreem howe ‘ith ’ : down will Cane 3 oWalse will build a ROOMS AND New 2 $6950. WEST SUBURBAN » toom modem home. Partly furn. Extra large lot. $750 ; SUCKTER REALTY - nN. Ld $550 DOWN and there is a 3 room hon.e on it. You will vn | Shen "CHAPIN-BIGELOW sts Onan bade RIT er mar —___FE_#ii31_or Pe soos On Cedardale Pree Cer amie te pak ah to rr 5 oa ahd Shown Bosscssion . s onty § ent mmediate buys ‘ a r , ._ West | Rb HARDEE? Reto ‘Antorgonvile Rd. Weterford. TL CONS Our “, _ For Sale Houses 43) | ms r FE 6-441 SUBURBAN HOME pear pric: sais. or cheaper for cash. NEAT AND CLEAN BUNGALOW wn. Consisting of 4 rooms room, dining reom. . Pull Af ut ay of 4 a3 i : i Te 38 a a =< Ps rH Hf i fish : ‘ 3 bedroom brick a ta homes, Large 5x154 location cs | JOHN K. IRWIN EALTOR lot, Only $2,900 down: " town. ee sher 6:00 call INDIAN 4 room brick home with nice basement and of] furnace. Gas eter heate car ga rage, with paved veway. Own- er building new ie has ed 4, Sere by for only 17,800 terms. afte: call Mr. FE Good income Crepe consisting TSsoneek . Pees with ot] e, 1 car garage. Oniy $3,000 down. OWNERS MOVING , Will sac their 4 room mod- ern er myo close to and stores, Truck and and Baldwin Rubber. Nice lot, nods without iture, $1,000 A. JOHNSON, Realtor - 1704 S. eS a Rd. FE 4- ; room, |. price | ~ |FOR TWO ’ BRICK RANCH . Bee BEAUTIFUL BEACH rooms & WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron 8t., Open Eve. 1 to 9. SAM WARWICK HAs A 1 YR. OLD briek and stone house in Sylvan Lake ot 1844 Warwick. rooms, s E = : ew -- conte ‘ary. 1% fee even, comptete An fone Canal E yous : “t,Pine COGEN. BUILDING CO. PARADISE, or more in beanv- Shad Srivan Mates come in 8 - perfect setting for your family. $14,350 Pi s and Insurance ied 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS : mW AE cess Here’s suburban living im 8 lovely lake ares. Visit the beautifully furnished ex- hibit home at: bs Meat Orebard Lake Ra.” NORTHWOOD Organization Inc. Phone FEderal 4-6191 ment. A Home of Your Own fn iske ares, 43046, Dorethy Sy R. J. VALUET, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave '. FS “ pies a Terms. ™ $7300.00 5-8 P.M. FOR A NEW HOME CALL Used are WM. A. "| Materials of All Kinds” reo. Pon eu REALTOR Open _LOUNG With full basem the Wisner sshael Pic grova bea price. a | See MILLER a a ppm! LR ees igsrraton eC cet al| Sait 4 if rs shopping center, pay- |. Wate z “" NORTH ini. ‘Watch tor open Tent locetion neat sebesl, bus and OPEN DAILY __ 1 ES Sse ae | STONE | ster | STONE REALTY CO. | f° 39 CPi a EET gle ie FOR COLORED OPEN DAILY | m wre ae 1-8 P. M. HILTZ FE 56181 2 BEDROOM | nig. pistinctive ert ee oa 8 Samet Ss ce Poe 3 BEDROOM |, Sige me $12.000.00 | In Sunny Pg n . coves ae ee a Gil... ROGER B. HENRY, Ine. To reach drive out | 61) Main, Rochester, Mich. Cooley Lake to Lochaven 1 | Rand” than tar tet Me calle te |e 7 3 BEDROOM | mietsisresmees BRICK | a eee “Seccment, oll furenee, § oat ge ® : $13,950.00 zoge, attaches. Lot, 0 2 18 1$700.00 Down | "5 %fn si 2, roams | . ©& I furmece, 9 cat garage. Lat 08 8 ote ‘Mo, 3. 3 with @ room ané : To ‘reach pronert* . s.| J fem woh a : turn waitine Lane, Hoad. then got ie, Fan Tesora. wat: sonte) Beck Lake Read then : * left on “vive to model. | All busatigs have oak j 4 “me GIROUX & FRANKS | 4 BEDROOM |stats” “Oise $15,900 _ 5 ROOMS os BRICK RANCH HOMES| ‘it Stew’ the ee cnn furnished ineluding - a. BOUTRWARE cation, “Ps Good te ? biocks south 9f lersonville Rd. | $20,000. $5,000 down. ion PNGPEN DAILY os f kd { eae For Sale sooo PLL LO el el LOTS AVAILABLE, payments. Robe — PE 40447 ag OXFORD vi e ng he OA Here is a beaut “i acre ees "with 150 ft good read sell “L. C. LADD = Disie Hwy., Drayton =— i. 3-361 Open Sunday ue Pontiac Lake Rd 2-0207 ~ PRONT. ais 3500 t 100x286 BUILDING LOTS 2 lots 40. Sewer and water tn. Pontiac. Terms, Phone Deweh wo 30700, PONTIAC LAKE || Waterfront and lakefront lots. | Priced from $1,000 to $2,000. CRANBERRY LAKE 100 foot lakefront let. containin, Sion aightiy 1 acre of See. ont ees | and picnic oth 93.75 $3,750. WILLIAMS LAKE. Nice jake: privilege lots. Priced | from $600 to » lo MACEDAY LAKE > lots, with access bath house. FOG. Wood Co. Realtor se a cals Pie? |e ket 8. eal) On time | “FT. FRONTAGE c BETWEEN Bivd and Silver Lake. ft. ATT! ENTION BUILDERS Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TUN, Saginaw St. Ph. FE 58160 Open, Eves. till 6:30 IN PERRY PARK sUB- __division, MU_ 9-2721 T 60x! WANTED: 4 A LOT IN THER “iehinan, “call ener ¢ FE #4 4 LOTS Watkins Pontiac Rotates : wooded lot 100 = 190. good roads. Close to achoois. Just mi. from downtown Pon- sell at $1250 with about we Waterford-Drayton ee 5. In @ nice neigh- echools moderately restricted = As low as $585 Perry Acres north of Pontiac, Beautifut 4° cation ter a ranch type nome and better vig low with eno down Stevens Farms A a restricted with 8 lots having at least 100 aut roads, Priced n low a 3. $500 with down. : per cent. 4786 Dixie Hwy. Dra Chess te om er Been se $0 Sal 49 AUTO Jum. Pe few left! 100 * a = tots, Tn well i $760 - Eor ‘Sale Farms 48 COUNTRY ‘ESTATE 125 ACRES rtunity to have the oon $275 per acre. A barn to handle 32 nead of dairy — Silo, cribs and machine Milk house, icken house, rie oar Bea mm farm | e with field stone fire in vine room . Natura] fireplace i the dining | Basemen’ with recreation space Automatic oil ant New — well | et pump plus room for | ireqd help nay £ geres ote lake snd many other exclusive that must be seen to be An 3S Wet road / with ', mile om gravel road. La room house, 32 stanchion deity | stra gg meenes on. black top road club and © e of horse "RIDGEWAY ie Sheer Gas teers _ PE 53616 AND Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111, FE 40003. “een Area acres main beh —, ocetestive repldiy de, ee Leone a a Ee 83 ACRES Good level farm, near Oxford. Large home. with at 000, te 120 ACRES Ortonville house and par 3% tow . w ™ ' Corner perce) on iapeovet hwy. 918, 85.- RETIRE HERE “= mE oon. joam and bath, ol A am x 3% | at $1,156 CARNIVAL - < a . _by Dick Turner Sopr_ 1008 by WED Serine, eT. tag. #8 ='I want the boy to learn the business from the -bottom up, so I'm starting him with you!” | Rent-Lease Bus Prop oa TORE COR eumanets | SMALL MACHINE SHOP With oe CASS LA RD, nine Lag BY | some machinery. 204 Water STORE ROO! aeth | Milford | rr ‘coop FOR ANT BUSINESS | GE ANERS STORE. SMALL DOWN | | payment. | OR3-1907. We est eo ROOM ror SALE. 4 TA- bles. 375 A ¥ Brick store building - 3.400 sq. ft. matp floor area can be used as aape or double unit. Basem a hot water furnished. ww fmonth-2 to §& year ease preferred. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 23 W. Lawrence &t. = Evening» FE 66161 or +2088 For Sale or Exchange 50 ee ——— —, LAKE- front, lad ft. furn. cabins. Flow: wells, ete. $6000. Or divide. By owner. MUL berry ae Partridge ~“BIRD" TO SEE saga S SPECIALS ba trailer park and boat arene ene of the state’s- busiest _~e., ony al of anbatrest, — on Bus and ae Sool Souuce a6 fh. bal, plemay of parking. $36,000 on terms. ; Pontiac Pe ae ony over vor $82,000 r yt, Seats Sa Lene tense. tara full’ price Se 15,000 gais J month Extra income included” $43 300 on terms including real esta’ flor al shop. Large pg P on terms. CALL NOW AND MANY Ww YARD E. PARTRIDGE OPPOR’ PR a ig ci house, b barn, Taxes $43; down, , FLOYD KENT, Realtor eg LP Seas “SMALL FARMS room home on $7000 SMALL F ARMS Mere is 6 nice @ room 1% faery home. paved road. = my ome to sell ah #13106 with ge Py ARM 80 ACRES ¢ Here is a lovely 7 room. 2 story. 32 bedroom colonial ho cLGt LADD Plains le Pecans eee JOHN K. IRWIN aaa pare x gecinay Bireet Phone FE 5-044) Sve. PE 2-100 Eee progerty. ta raids oh ites ore WHAT A A BUY Cass Lake Boat Harbor Cement block building | 30x40. meta’ #0256, both w ot! nest, banth room 18xi8, 40 boat wells $50 at 338.800, terms. i} Roy Annett, tne. REAL 23.8. Huron I 37183 Open Evenings and i“ 3 COTTAGES ALSO 5 ART- ents. Lake privileges. ater- ford. an month, Wil & or am Write t press No. t WHY NOT | GASOLINE Sen i FOR SALE. Business Opportunities 51 Low ent inventory and equipment. OR 31901 after 5 v.m.. FE GROCERY A busy market thet is very nite. Inventory included in the price ore eash is ell that you need. | z Page the family you'll feed 0. R VARIETY This store is truly very small. | ¥ uw _ stock and ail move ment and patent 3603. STATE- WIDE | Real Estate Service of John A. Landmesser, ener 582 FE 5-0978 you in) medicine Business Opportunities $1| FE +1 | Sale Land Contracts 52 52 NEW 3 oo BUNGALOW en full basement, cood west side your cost +4. 160, Payments at $59.50 ver month F. C. Wood Co. Corner Williams ion Roed & Mie OR 3-1335 e Oven 5 After 5 call on S280 Money to Loan wn 53 (State Licensed 2 , or less WITH QUICK . SERVICE? Then Hom: _- ts the mee | . to come. t made on your = visit ore or og forainars bf = gg ‘oad ® repayment te your needs. Friendly courteous tee Ph. FE 5-8121 Home & Auto Loan Company wt oan. ne Bk. Hours: fo 1 TEACUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. TO $500 LOAN A m | | = MONEY WAITING ‘You May Borrow. $25 to $500 i tie eens ag =f BUCKNER ere HEN ANCE co. TRAILER | 60_S. Telegraph | ATTRACTIVE WHT ballerina THE PONTIAC PRESS, | ‘THURSDAY. “MAY 26, 1955 : .. Money to Loan 3 LOANS ON HOUSES IN. OAKLAND COUNTY 3600 1. Qs 2 On hom 7 On 0 NAR at Be BUILDING PE 4113 SHOPPING FOR A Loan? — PB nae ployed io om - = Uonwide regi oi ro Sete. via loan, LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CoO. TW. Lawrence FE 2-9249: ___ Mortgage Loans LOW INTEREST for single famity wer Sie” cee H. G. PETERSON 1310 Pontiac State Bigg. Pontiac 54, _ Phone FE 54-8406 or Swaps SWAP TRACTOK FOR PICKUP _truck or will sell. EM 3-4893. EXCELLENT Bi on 16 HORSE outboa Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale’ Miscellaneous 60 : tric clothes dryer & de- luxe Easy Spindrier washer. Dryer has never been used. FE 8-1215 be-| fore 9 p.m. DINING ROOM TABLE AND chairs, buffet, Ox3. Reel type _power mower, 8-0845 DAVENPORT AND CH > IR s DOWN FILLED Love SEAT WITH 55 Phoos ELECTRIC KENMORE IRONER. rd or what Burrshell. mn ses frie. graph. SWAF 30 GAL. ELECTRIC ‘waier heater for pin bunk, Dum po) on. conventional ‘@ump. MY | ini ROUSETRATER. air “Miob- prop- _ dD. PHONE FE ton Plains. ROOM MODER om *’ miles from Pontiac ‘0 trade = vacant > house, . Call FE 50441, TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT. furniture, appliances or auto for new or used ANGE Open Eves. TRADE INCOME HOUSE FOR equity, FE 44648 1” THOMPSON ey og boat and — fn Old vyaraen yiair | tractor or meta) SELL SMALL BOLENE GARDEN tractor or trade for deer rifle. OA 92017 SW.P YOUR OLD LAWN MOW- 7 in elec- 1 hand mowers, up We sharpen lewn- — Hardware. 142 ___For Sale Clothing 5 56, WANTED: NITY CLOTHES. YOUNG cine aeons eee | *; ‘x M RING Seu FOR | x STEVENSON Vora ee i eeeet ace 3-768, FUR scan. 2 SKINS MARTEN. Pert . MA 5-6861, i rORMALs SIZE %. EXCELLENT BE FOUND &’ gS 2686 Es : : ag acd a FOR beds 633° Saline Dr. owt of Wa- terfo 147 NASH FOR MOTOR BOAT or anything of — value. FE _ 6 or FE 81148 ‘s? PLYMOUTH 4 DR. * _ 8 | INTER: | national State Sel, 0 FRIGIDAIRE 7 CU. FT fur- | PRIGIDAIR: _SWing set, OR 35-4206, JEEP PREEZE. 4 CU vr r LEK matelasse Drexel solid mahogany aocacet ‘with mir- ror, matching chest drawers end night stand lee tal with inlajd leather Red . | Innersoring mattresses | Cotton Sale cet Goods | 37 . a oath eat ie a Turner's Soa hen Ciem- ens SALE ON NEW FURNITURE BUNK BEDS i” mattresses Chrome breakin: sets. Chests : Rollaway bed . Com these over. sell and exchange everv- yr the home. Come in and be copys ed: Oakland Furniture 104 8 Saginaw PE 2-5523 REFRIGERATOR wR LAWN ‘MOWER, Venetian blinds, aerial, hose Good I 4-1945 after ‘ RUG. Or ea DIN ING table. FE 5-0539. PE 23-7874. EXCELLENT CONDITION. 6 = Bisa Coldwail Frigidaire” Bn aon OUARANTEED. cs . PREEZ- er Excellent condition, Only Sad MI 6-1300. | PRIGIDARE ELECTRIC RANGE, PE 3-063). after _8 like new p.m. S Seer. 6 cu. ft. 940. Ypsilanti. uszp reg gS = eae GAs old. Exce! n a tent cao ition. May be seen at T? Spokane. FE 32-0862, E HANDMADE DESK, ANTIQUE. Saeer’ Reason. table. A-l shape. PE 21518 Smee BED LIKE NEW. OR |. >-Ti0e ACUUM LIKE eS . 6 Myr Huron Gar- KITCHEN CABINET, HARDWOOD kitchen table FE 32-2578. Lord’s Specials ve. dinette set ... $49.95 2 pe. sofe-bed .. . $50.95 Used TVs from $24.95 cone $130.08 ...... uw Used gas = ¥ . $20.00 ord’s Furniture and Appliances 125 W. Huron &t. FE 40583 “Where Wrigley's Used To Be." | pds LINOLEUM 9x12 LINO. RUGS. $2.8 Reg $4.05 House Paint, gal. fT WALL % A+ 41 INLAID TILE "5 UBBER. BASE PAINT GAL | SYERS. fis 10 all kinds Odd -% up; apt. stoves. $9.50 up: occasional chair. i: chines. $9.50 uy: small mavile jet. ta- Howse Paint, 1 gal. .......... $3.98 2nd gal. at be 22... cnee ieee gals. for . stesences 93.00 base eesbaneeacese _ Warehouse ‘Clearance OF USED FURNITURE . Living Room Shites | TWO REFRIGERATOR | Me8S as 1 Misc. Call FE 32-4211. "CHURCH'S ING. ALUM, wooks: fi ce SS 7 . aynings: 7 Ureka vacuum weeper' pes All bas oalient ‘sondition. F 5.5088 eve "i CLOSING OUT 98 PAINT . ...--eces set a alco ne | SAH THS. 357 S. Saginaw CIRCLE ORESCENT .FIX- ‘ee neee st. we ightest and most ares eee, Miputing for wited- ens, dinettes, a and room reation rooms $11.96 value $3.95. ightly factory marron. Call at foe " nowroome, Michigan . Flu- orescent, 383 Orchard ve Ave, ASH FOR FURNITURE ? ___ FB +1881 *| CONSUMERELECTRIC HOT WA- ter heater. 60 gal. 10 year $128. 82 Gal. 10 year. : y four of each fest oo we a am bie “to deep well. $63.50 42 gal. soe A asia tanks. Reg. 631,50, "lous daily 6 to 6: Bun. 16 to 2 Arnason Plumbing Supply $59 «M15 Ortonville Phone 130 ABPRISRLOeT. Last YEAR’ We Deliver an = 1954 els. One merica LJ PUMP best b . Perfect, new, guar- Mien prees Bina 7008 — 2 o ue lenbroke Keego : than s taeg machine. Mic DIAMOND, 3 ROW WEDDING ve rac 393 ge San Never worn, PE 6-7333. ve, DUE TO ILLNESS. CANNOT OP SERVEL Box. GOOD Mills Frozen Stroud ou a 43133 eves. } ea Would sell pieces seo ; oats NEW PICTURE TUBE. _sratel est bidder, RS es. Box springs and mi tresses, Hutch na cteh Gablants. ~~ FOLDING Doo as iow a, $8.25 plus MIDWEST CHEAP r and ger case. EM | Es FOR ELEC- Electric 1060 | | TRADE as RAN tric B. M oexe USED ELECTRIC RANGES APT. | size Munro Elé¢etric 1060 kal Huron, _ 'USFD WASHING MACHINES. B. Munro Elec- ‘ USED , and me a THOMAS ECONOMY ~. FURNITURE co. _ *Sowhiac MICHIGAN: Used Trade-in Dept. Aot. am elee refrigerator, ua AUTO. with water saver, Does not have to be bolted. Only $48.50. 6-1300, WANTED: PORTABLE SINGER MACHINE. PE 5-3458. WAYNE GABERT APPLIANCE SPECIALS | NEW FLOOR SEWING * - a Be58es ; 3? aft a z i a Witte TER P WASH BRIGHTER FIXTURES LOVLIER HAIR SOFTER SKIN . BOY'S | $10 each. TV eeSEEEE 9 N. Telegraph ~ FUEL OIL TANKS 275 al. fill cap. Delivered $36.50 $1467 GUN TYPE OIL FURNACE 115,000 ‘ 3.T counter > aed - Comuaie 2 th all controls. Excellent ¢ ” thon. ya000 Stan Garwood Heating. | GARDEN . TRACTOR AND PLOW, cultivator and drag, gless grind- er, power lawn mower, 10 gal. and hose, dog house, outdoor box for tools, & by 10 building. FE 4-7822 . GRADUATION SPECIAL, “or $80 wateh and band for $49.50. EM 35-3838 G & M COMPANY SCISSORS. LAWN MOW- ERS PINKI NG SHEARS RITCe EN KNIVES AND SICKLE B MACHINE -‘SHARPENED att WORK . IS GUARANTEED. FE 5-783 =, ~—s_—s388_-«E. Walton 7 — Yana. & Slee ue batht: ‘rate me VE r _ 100 8. Saginaw St. FREE STANDING TOILETS -si0.95 Washbow!ls with fittine« #3 4 Factory conds —Irreculars SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 8. est PE 5-2100 ior WATER HEATER, 30 oat New, qearet 3 for se Eonsumers spe or and re slightly marred. Also | HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY STORE Baldwin. Armstrong ¥e Mac -O- Las 73-8028 CLIDDEN SPRED SATIN. WAR- __Wiek's. 2678 Orchard Lk. Bd | atts DOUBLE _tubs and stand. rE * TILT p TABLE SAW. $25. THOR | FE 3-646 LUMBER, ew * ; re 1%. 1” bho +s jet with 11 cal. . now KELLY'S-HARDWARE in. lees, cauce are : a o 54 Chev. 4 t. panel. si2s| 55 Chev. 4 t. pickup 1295) ‘54 Ford ¥ t. oe 1045 "52 Chev. % t. panel... 745 ‘52 Ford - t pickup 735 51 Chev. 4 t> pickup 695 50 Chev. | t. pickup 595 ‘49 Chev. % t. panel... 295 Matthews- Hargreaves “Your Chevrolet Dealer” 211 S. Saginaw St. - FE 4-456 = * ‘NEW & USED TRUCKS. WILSON GMC Some still in cartons at rive away prices. HUTCHINSON Trailer Sales _ it Die Bere” tates Pais) DAVE Money ott 900,000 FEET BURMEISTER’S Sa aE LUMBER 4% . “aren ap wew sinay es i he aE 800,000 = * in’ ~ | Bays in nee ee os ; sone | ‘Ga ~ , ; and OR ¢-4! : ~» Bf basco oot wa acy gmg| Beh He Tas P| Den Seeatetone 2. cere TM porate le oe |e Ene Ea ae Sen Shae ft. | 4x8 masonite, sheet .... °....2.58 A “ HAGGERTY testa, ile ber MS oa DP es |- UMBER co. ww. MS cones 910.00 For Sale Pets t MArket 41084 ee aL shelving, Heike ‘ie See “ sie ue D. N S Look Ihe gow. Leagihen your go-| ine aid. flecrina, "par ta..''41 i, bulldor: | BOXER PUPS t4 We CORWIN | OAREAND AT CAS of Haggerty MWwy.. Walled Lake | 2x8 std: Dourlas tir. per” ik a8 | ina Ct FE 14979. : ous a wae ry OPEN EVENINGS HEARING AIDS | | ofaneet tna top fe. xenon ot “TOP | Si.AGe AND TAN HOUNDS. OR | ices rising tractor, FE 2-9203 FE 4-4531| ‘a"pohuee 3 istor. 4xx%" fir Plyscore ..........$5.98 |: i a plements 7 FF MANOBINY ROWABOOT. . $178. 2 se oa hg eee éxax%," fir peerene - ati? TRUCK NG SERVICE | BhaGLE PUPPIES $15. OR | Also walking models, $140.90 and Pp NTI A aiee. 14°. Hshing boat, PE 4315 |" TORD PICK OF. 9048. NEW “ie Rash 600-0 fine car. sis. No oblt pall OF Stile Ge) txass w. plywood...:..811.20° shredded’ & > ain ve bens. | up. _after_ 12. tires. This truc ol 8 Laselie 3 door Jet biack, Car FE 22077, | ¢x8x% birch. plywood .......$21.98 Goenoy TRUCKING BY Loan. Laby Parakeets Se td Good line of used tractors. it HF JOHNSON VERY GOOD nit CURVROLET looks like new / tae ns bbe Wo so Lm CGSTOM TROORENG By Load. | Baby, carakcets oe eraiear een! = CHIEF ~ |Sesiunr stm sen rae Ee 1 IE Seggthameonpei hues 276 dan,mine, AF oe i ings SAGE NT AND eM PIE Ble ce 2a eee "heer eee ee ocovassed tlie FE SIa ieee Se. {einer dependable care. sach | 2 Rails, #5 and 18's, coniin.. tog 6.58 | 7840, : a pees color PE $0800 SEE LEE ee OBILE HOMES _sfsitw & SE, SoaTs, O85 CAR Otte “sn ten guten boon. ve Benen 2b peas aan Garage Doors Com. Alum. ju tan ee en Be a sa Wore bien | em whe **) « giespeliens sa “The Tractor Man* 5 ing — oe NEW BOATS 14 IN $40 046 _Socomag_88.__Oroeriie.__ J2TB ce ERT is ; P. Comb. doors ........$14.95| test Wonderfu new lawns. SINGER, You can oo a Les Hutchinses | $0782 4921 .| 982 CHEVY 2 QUARTER TON : arESAMORE NOM, | Pte mete. fee filings | Se"aheer sarah ee, eye” | vas ae pore ranaeest SO Fi sony | Feber Se SE, te 10. take +| Sites ye eee | 1949 BUICK Berry all steel. fully guaranteed. teat, medicine cub. ....,..4188 Very short bec! tor trucks, PE (cyow PUPPIES. MATES 6100. | 36 INCH JACOBSEN etn Hutchinson's oo r Sales FIBERG LAS KITS INTERNATIONAL | % TON) Se 4oor special. Redio, heater. Af ower. m x * laine modeling free. | ‘- HARDWARE—PLOMBING Gavi 1G. @ ft. disk 8 Phone OR 3-1 nie f oe PAINTS pniveways GRAVELED | aed COCKER PUrrinS BLACK OR San are teow | Corner # Mile Road end Mound $345 IN PORCELAIN, SINK’ WITH | DRIVE OUT TO BommansTEne | %,,t0 tof lie" yartes | exoisit SETTER PERFECT 4 Condition $405. MA ee 3830 ©. _Dort Highwey, Piint TAYLOR'S drain board. pacgte ond acces: AND SAVE UP TO $500 ON ALL = mee. oid. meseres niles: | soLEW BIDE ated rai @ A sories, Md , , Comp < . ivt. ARY emount. M 7111 — = Plow and ators * with faucets, trap and connec- MAKS its Sat $64 Eston Ra. Wolters a ey ws ALL WHITE. condition, . Complete, s : ' cunvecs.as eli om i Se oe tions. Reasonable. OR 34961. i Ec ; Lake, MA’ bes ITTENS GREY & ALL . : 6-9041 t oodwe . : Fonrg wap so wares! BURMEISTER it ROX ROAD GRAVEL PROG KrereNs. PREF TO GOO ONE GO0D HOME. nou Ets “akoEs Peserons Ex ch anae 300 Orchard Lake Ave, PE. 2 3000 "ie __ | see TRANSPORT ‘mops, with brazing otacements, = __ Walton. : ME ROTARY b ‘ g MERCURY i —_~ * H Lo th ae ° with red Northern Lumber Co. sand), Washed @ $0, concrete SexICAN CHICHUNUAS, AFTER | A.so COMPLETE LINE OF beard racing 19 bre. ine rod. $7 cash. 727 E Teans- 8197 Coley Lake Rd. Gece mason : ye _6 pm. 3206 Rd.| FEED. SEED AND TILIZER SALES & SERVICE 3-102 after Ca Ponti ee Eid arts | Sa Gee PARAKEET AND |» CARARIES KING BROS... | ANDERSON” CHAMPION GREAT GERCURY. OUTBOARD _WOFORE - rors $63.50. elegra uburn A IRIE . Gada-boat. rgias. ‘aay pt lw" Fu 1-419 FARM TOP SOIL PUPPIES, HAMSTERS ALL PET vB + re YU?) BEEMER AND TINT HOME. 1| Jacket Boats. Trojan boats: Mas INTER > me ; pd deck art yard !oa@.| Shop, 6 8 Astor. FE y __ PONTIAC ro oF vee | ft New fallere "ae ite 22 fi] ier Cram teeters. Distes Chat JEROME, som : : PART AIREDALE PU DAVID BRADLEY. 24% H.P. GAR-| own. as a. 5 vears to pay SHORTY arog e| Septic Tonks | ams twtr or que "Maat Mian” ae (imo sion, OE | ah at agen "TP Tam y } . \We P ‘ . cAVatoRa COPLEY Werk “invtalle jon ff Genet PES SoD | ered $1250. Cal FE 23064." | food. Since 1927. 984 Oakland Ave. |_ ford. USED ONES AS LOW as ss6| leaks aon. tes ok -AVATORIES. COMPLETE WITH | _!n BLACK TOF a METAL SAAR NEW AND USED GARDEN TRAC.| Down, watee, Make. a . Pa Used Truck tollets, Dathtube. shower stella at | “eahivann ccile eee ee Pst amount delivered. FE | tea 130¢ Mt. Clemens. ot laches. funss sonsneen, cieas PARTS—STORE seaenee Ttaeees C8. Dine terrifig, values. These, are crate | plow. Rubber tires. #15. 3%, f. Ait or PE 3006. PARAKERTS. BABIES toi MEL- poeing. Fence chargers, stock so00 | «cites MA 59008 pores. + er Rabe it. | ent ith short BLACK DIRT rose, FE 3-3340. ‘3 Ortonville, , a Fy ey ia, FT SPEED LINER, CENTER eaaqu ers ve tongue for tractor use” $15, 3000, “ ER FOR sale ee a Te | EO, ERROR Pap Per) LAWN MOWERS | Auto Glass Service | "Snnen tate neve sain | 1954 STAKES more, (Gi. fareaces, tom. $25, Talbott Lumber| -#!4 ita set _— | tale nd 08 tt eee | ROTO TILLERS (Wont mevioy ig oie vie | US te F.600 FORD, 12 FT ; we _ Nw OP § SELLING OUT, A : Retons, Jacob eo plicity.| you wait. Insurance honored. e know ye to 8. A Paint. alec Sereed Satis | rE O00. _ cages, nest boxes $1.50. FE 5-0008. trade al work Peoee reed iy ng 1 te. SLAYBAUGH’S F-350 FORD 9 FT. SALES A Wy: and’ Gola Bond ruvee rubber base. bard’| = =ROAD GRAVEL WEIMARANER 16 MOS. OLD. Small down payments, E-Z pay-| of epffee to a customer with each SPORT SHOP = a . New end Factory Rebuilt Sewing Sate--auarbems eiectricel sum - AKC Reg. Right age tor this! tome tm today t ea.) “™, glass of windshield ‘installed. | jonnson “OUTRORRD | MOTORS Machines Every make repai jes. trim windc = doors and # 8 yards, $7.00 delivered. FE 46588. Fail's h ery gentle, won- me in ip jor & bergen a Saturday Until 4 630 Oakland Ave. : and Guarantee. — _ Et*ns at eee 025 Oakland | ~ ee Gerful ‘pet. Must sti due to A VE AT “AUTO GI co a : 635 Auburn Ave... Ave, Ph FE 42622 health. MA . $460 Putnam HOUGHTEN & SON 122 Oakland Ave. FE + Transportation Offered 87 1953 STAKES od a WILLIAMSON 2 YEAR FUR- Shredded Peat Humus Dr. Wainut Lake. Ferguson, New ATT NI ~ : nace 3 years old. Stoker and | FE 17-0245 (8 vds., $12) FE 5-7666. 528 N. fe Main 5 ont 1-761 ? : : : POWER “MOWERS ROTARY | —2Et—S200_MA_s-2861 WEL! ROTTED Cow MANURE. | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 | Lawn ovens, WE Ses 4nd case and treaue. Wo have several Pay ORL eee Ye, F-600 FORD, 12 FT. i S o or deliv F PRALINE sect at act service lat odel low mileage used en- ire cae Fe alis |wanDOtt Yourselt 61) BEEN E"a ci"sar "Fe | oak, BEARD AMER | coats MaweteBasy | fe _simmema, enh cnr| Ween i rete ee ee. “bce : poe __ 1-608 Gained Ce goeraved 7) AKC It | Mastick Co., MS® at Milford Rd Hatters, generators and voltage | Denses. PE 41008 as Woodward, (North of 14 FOR RENT _SFRELDED BIACK DIRT AND | censed scolessional ler Free| Phone Milford MU 48942 or MU RIDERS WANTED TO SOUTH. PICKUPS ite Ray MI 460089 Floor sanders ~ hand sanders— Land on and eravel. wick up and delivery. — 4-8978. Open —, and — SCHRAM AUTO PARTS east Missouri ~~ bay Koy = NEW GALVANIZED PIPE | ‘all paper sicamers—waners aod | 808 M 50790 Fer er ee eevery | — Lae coe parments. Sire w ; : ib Gt fecemey deve | ca uel and Bante bt Greserd | SOD Sect ipperied stock Ma tate | § | HOWF OVERLOAD SPRINGS a: |Farck Gono WORTH Fant | —'54-FORD, F-100 - Se im. (21 ft. be ay : BN ft. Lake Ave. FE 6-6150. yg FLAGSTONE, Pirm K is 25-5068. L. IQUIDATION SALE LIG OVERLOA 5 gies either war. 53 FORD F-250 bs wet rece OE "D0 “Watetre Sate rene | FORMING PAT TSANG EUR | Fouls re ot age end at | — ee goo ns | MARE REN TOSE | 1 FORD, Fel : beret 2, 14 N. Perry. FE 2-61) ‘a eq i Q 5 - er hines 42050 Fe feig| YOU HAVE pecoraTIno (SAND, GRAVEL AND DIRT 66 | DoGs AND CATS BOARDED. OBE-| within next 30 tage Opes daly To Reve ¢ comalete ort of Geet | xe Fngse vvene “i rears fof free home Sem Somensten sen. We can ogg the bup- The Brailabie. Quantity dis- —— Burrghell. 115 8 OTE LYON ‘FARM SUPPLY seetigral ewctoment. Reg. 923.50 to. Misra Fie OPE S46 for : dreds of latest fashiona counts. 3-5821 = pets = es Do It Yourself colore of Rev, Satis rubber poise. | TOPSOIL. SLACK DIRT, FILL 1 20un RE | ag Po Sears, Roebuck & Co. Wanted Used Cais a ‘88 TRACT' ORS Posi Se came be Or. nd end 1. PE 69-4758 Hay,-Grain & Feed 71 sou Lyon, Mich Geneve. Taam 104 Seginee ot ° : Bulld your own home ang save| chard Lake Ave PE Seis. |—= sree me oe ~~ | NEW IDEA HAY LOADER 6 SIDE | reg auto PARTS MODEL “CAR. . CHEVROLET over half. We will ms WIXERS PUMPS, PLUMBING & TOP SOI Seo BALES OF TIMOTRY AND| Selivery | rake. [William Welke,| © LOUIES AU Daye Week CASH asm FOR LATE 1954 FORD, F-800 terial BL xc d seu tapi labor. a” Open gunn Gravel. a ee _ bem be cise} ee mized 20¢ dale FE | SVsiled Lake. Ph. EM garters and generators. sooee 4 won $ CHEAP & SCRAP CARS. 1933 FORD,- F-800 1955 Band. Open Sun. | _Fil_send_& gravel. FE $1203. | _ 47547, SPRAYERS, ORDHARD AND Es. | Rebuilt, springs oo 50 | Day or-eve. FE 22008. BLDG. SUPPLIES | ex'w. stontenim ~~ PE 48040 __ATTENTION Thug Some Ppa Mia ge | Gtr pce, eae ote Maite | ane et m reean| THE HIGH DOLLAR | DEMONSTRATORS — a6] Dixie Hwy. Clarkstos | Us— OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN mrp ts _ © A TON equipment, | % Oakland Ave. Ph. FE 4-4513 — : MA _%-6611 plumbing, wiring, repairing. Com- clean, shredded high test maT ae 5-041 ibe & Woodward Avesue (North FOUR 70xis TIRES AND TUBES, feed em =. the extra ates | “These are quality trucks. PORCH LIGHTS, IN EARLY stock soil sewer erock and FALFA| of 14 Mile rmingham. | _good shape, $22. FE_2-8343 ae ea cars, American Lanterns, Old English| drain tile. Montcalm Builders’ "BROWN P PEA BAY FOR | Spe ny und cuver, | Phone Midwest 4-000. Ti nar Be lll cocliesa age es Quality_is always a tr ritop coupes, D Coach and Candle Lantern de-| Supply. 156 West Montcalm. FE : rome ene Tae hit Mich. Saw Di ___For Sale Tires 80-A ais V haaeie | bervain.” Ray Club Coupes . tin of sights ment complete selec.) SF rt thru wed. § to ¢8| “HOLIDAY PARK aa tindak Gil oe - J. g . es s house at ferrific values. Michigan WELCH BOODLE BU - ¥ AND 4300 Cass-Eliz, Rd. For Sale — 72 Sea. se ee on SS Overdrives ss“ Powerglides.* Fluorescent, 363 Orehard Lake Deluxe Taylor Tot, 1 new. | WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL.| ow anp PIO. iso SanD aioe — 5; | _Auburn’ al uavee. . MUST HAVE CARS . — 35 : —$%,_PE 20078 | itl dirt. truci cement & mor- / r" 81) Any model or makes. ei ~_Peany Paint Sales |-WHY PAY THE HIGH | f& Se'itterse Semer* S| Seasottanneet rene | secon “avant waommma? | ee Sloe eee wer| LARRY | raxe your CHOICE ps ‘nt ve HAL oneseees, Tad +1 DOLLAR FOR PAINT? tag neiters | Dizie Hwy. Wa night, LE. Smart. Sale Farm | REPAIRS, Pe eTIMATE PRICE THE REST — THEN GET JEROME : 2 Paton f for 62... $3. 9) putLy GUARANTEED Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) soanp Your HORSE AT WINDY | jocron aAT_ MAY Sa AT 100 FREE — fof “ tt DENCE —| "Seg siege eee pairt, eal... $34 PLYCOTE PAINT PER GAL. $1.96 : Knoll Ranch. Trails through 3300 |" (cisck Located 2 miles west and all, Mater Rochester Ford Dealer No Financing Probleme seacenecee! m1 | TCHCRA GOOD DRY BLAB WOOD $5.50, acres of beautiful rolling scenic) |" i. south ef South Lyon or ; ; USED CARS we 1 Pet Pint sed | SPSS PER Gages | Sag.) Or A Delvered, WR) Ga Giant eas’ Manera | ties ron 2 0p (ste | BRAID MOTOR SALES ¢ onset toe BOER Fon L471 pane ie = | £6588. f ton ® Mile 3 : Role or fan_<..$190, HS | eee mecerye| Seems | TRE ty |Detkeeetaen TO wena EM aye 6 te its, frees, onru Mr. . : 2 . ; As low as just your car down, up FLOOR a Oe gt. PE 4016 FE ¢1112 panne | bred, Ue ae borses, oes enum. eallonsine, moners wae | Coane RAFT GF GRINDING IN . Tit COMMUNITY : to on ‘out _. 2 2 t. “PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE | ALL KINDS OF FINE PEREN-| granger Rd, Oxford, OA 82666.) ‘er power post hole digger, trac-| ST ders r ck For Sale Used Cars 91) location permite GLIDER, GOOD As KEW. : nial flower plants. Lupines and | GUERNSEY COW. EXPECTING | tor, manure spreader, baie ele- | ‘ching Shop. 23 Hood. Phone FE MOTORS PLS = fie savings to be om & FE _ 4000s. D Cameras, Equipment GIA} Columbine now in bloom. Weepin 3rd Ss at any time. Cheap, | vator. grain elevator. side rake. _ a3. = ; FF = L KING you, : / OP PPA LALPELP LP LPPPL LPL LL. ‘ * 2 PO era ‘: e 0 re ooters 803 N M 5 R chester 'f you drive a | W Lake Orion, idea stock chopper. Hammermill, . Main, Ko ( yi ) tow exe Pres OO OTHER CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT | —/# oon Fiow. |? wher OLD PIGS FOR SALE. | ‘ces sh ~ coun youll get miles of am ce LY & CARRY PRICES _iies under Hovbies org ror starts, Gon at Wagner's Green Ot tae re YEAR OtD Gears were tc euhpe, Joun Geere |? web OL aaah REASON- win en For That 2nd Car? abe ay hy sacd SRS BIE Bitwood Gis go2 | POLAROID LAND CAMERA WITH! Baldwin. 7 STENT MA OH yates col Papers. $300 ilies MeCormiek corm binder and | Tila CUSHMAN “EAGLE™ scoot | See M&M Motor Sales for a , ES h 18 “40 C A SG -ec eo Fy - ic e th ta L T, oe, t ri dolla: late model cars. : HERG Fir piwcct Gis $6.00 = “aT wie tee coatens, 0 YR OLD GPONTED MARE inary other fools. This machin- | tion, $250. Lawn mower. Ra0d con. 2671 Dixie Hvy. OR 3-1603| Low Down Payment? Differen 4x6x™% Pir Plywood Gis 4.40 Sales Musical Goods 62 tion’ $1.99 % up, Also assorted | Tiding pony, $150, FE 5-20 ery in excellent condition, Me- dition, $6. 832 Ann 8t rming- | SCRAP CARS OR CHEAP CARS. LOOK : Save the f erence SES eit 83 |\~— went | iri eta Verne rgay | MONT OTD NORGE ws. | SSemich Ya lee Me Fes Sain Mscorepces Pe | nae D P ‘woods | ACCORDION 120 BASS 5 SHIFT, ec ve. fous) mu A 5. eee to si Sale oO cles -WTD. JONK CARS & SCRAP IRON. | a se, tote ot other nee professional model Wurliger, | 26 Dike neat ‘0 she Dostal | spoTTED 6 YEAR OLD SADDLE Tie Eat. ee Oe | —— Past service, Cail PE 4-0502. M is Thee C —Deal Direct With _ Pontiac Plywood Co. ‘ost $1.00, when oew Excellent | —ToUnet” | tae Wanterins.| TOtst:,Westem Saddle. 12040 Rat) terms FLOYD KEHRL~ clerk. | POR PARTS AND SERVICE ON | WANTED—LATE MODEL wneck-| “any fo ilese Lars | Outing 57 Private owner. FE. 20011, Visitors vi iecGalan. 7 rary aT Laie Pen Pueus’ toven tee — | Eee Harley Davidson see Harley | 04 care, 40 te ‘S4 Are One Owners , AEGORDION SALE ALL SIZES.| 00 Phone |7 BAT, QUIETER Shere O8 | ZUCTION Sac Su waGaT ge | Pere tlw Om. owe Geet | — Bagley Auto Parts 7 Haskins Chev, crate 5 ok ‘at school — war FE wre PE a ISTERED HOLSTEIN BULL. a. Pa ae Se eons ie Harley De i Davison miodel 99., re asi BAGLEY st. $210 | 1950 Chevrolet P.G.. .$395 be ‘ heaters’ $89.50. eee pero old, $200. 38264 Ryan R4,| ‘terford. Oakiand Countv's Em-| [0t Of new parts, very good mo”) “Weare buying Bow for our 1950 Dodge 4 dr..... .$395 F heaters, $79.50 CLARINET $55. EM 32911 See porium of furniture. & other war's é spring and summer sales. TOP | 1950 Dodge 2d 5 Oakland County’s astest” G ; . 4 p.m. a REO. ee at ee x4 merchandise Girls bike, “like | _8t. Oxford, DAVIDSON a prices peld for topnoteb ears. ge 2-dr......$29. : oases Paliy recom cot | _E"eRieg > | Beta moan city tegen Gipire | “conning cent at Riliel : - 1950 Plymouth 4 dr...$395| Growing Dealer . ano. Fully reconditioned. New ao. Se Se condition. _FE HURON ’ eH | Reys. Beeuttful tone. Terme. bimaeer tame 2 Electric gy ——y Gas. tenses: _ For Sale Bicycles 7) MOTOR SALES 1950 Plymouth 2 dr.. .$250 DIXIE BWY. ot MIS Mapie Ba0nL a0 cat tose. ped nol Be YOUNG LIGHT SADDLE HORSE, Peden mechinee, Refrigerators. | “ a mien re 2-20) | 1951 Nosh 4 dr.......$495| : : bef sical im es. m SS 2% * & 3 tuucet $21 5 | NEW SPINET PIANO. ALSO, BE. dren, chiid's pet, Cal it aner 350. ers. Chests. Bh g. cours no | S02," 2 wae BIKE OR CALIFORNIA BUYER | 1949 Plymouth 4 dr., .$195 | a aba Phone Milford MU_ +361 matching matiresses. and box | BOY'S 26 INCH BIKE. GOOD GON-| Avgrmt's, 2020 pixre Hwy. | 1950 Pontiac 2 dr.....$350 oN OCK | new reduced. Terms. Wanted Livestock 73) ‘*vrines. Single vedestal tyoewrit- | _ dition. EM 34123 ces PE _or FE 4-6806 1948 Hud $85 4 oe Gallaghers 18 E FE on vorenoue | Of Gesk. Books. shelf table.| GIRLS 26 IN BIKE. 2 SPEED WanTED "41 TO “81 MODEL CARS. UGSON .-seeees COVERS (dallas “ Guitar. banjo snd a uke. Kitchen | gears. Good tires. $15. Childs | " Heights Sales, 2635 1948 Dodge 4 dr.. $195 QF GAY RRODUCTS | PLANO TUNING AYO RSE | oe gt Wen EOE Eakik| Fem wae eee oaad| querer TR det ale 6 | _ pee ea oa ing. Oscar Schmidt. FE 2-6217. _Maple £5206 of MA 5-966. doors, lio a ‘tee tools, Plus | URL'S IN BICYCLE. tie. OR | YW) Used Truck 1948 Chevrolt ...... $150 ehinf ¥ co. ASSN DITIONS SMALL BUN- sie : ; = many more We have as food | Wwated Vise cks 89 1946 Dodg 4 dr "395 n By ed zie) flow plano. Terms, Gallagners, | — S20 For Sale Poultry 74/ wnehroom_& large parking lot. waacyeLe LARGEST eize $8. aa mw) LOG veeeens SINGER, SEWING M. a: a mee ae = Aer deh | _Siiver flag ‘pa On. — - “truce be 5 gr BARU ATES 1951 Buick 4 dr. .....$550 sit 27 Silver sabe ai ae BAB — PIANO. A GEESE FOR SALE. DIXIE. POT- For For Sale Housetrailers 78 i> 90° BOYS BIKES. $7.50 EACH. keside yt pee Co. . i ima BASS ACCORDION tai” PROM “tery. Welertod OR VSAM. DO | unr enenownrwwnrenrewe |? Gngt gean car Ass et 8 ik | Wailea Lake. MA. ST $6004 after 4 P.M. li HENS. LAYING ALMOST 100 1053 NeW MOON. 98 PT. 2 BED |_ or Sal Used rocks 99 os Pecent, OR PaEi8 rooms. Trade for car, truck, CR ssotgee fmt oe ta gin Sale Office Equiment 63 i : furniture of sell. for ash oF “Poste & Accessories 6 jewn mower, Sure : AO terms. FE 23-6075, " PAA PAPAL AL LLLP ATIONAL 1 PANEL. : . Bie Taek ate "it| Sale Otte + _ivRPEn ~ ee meet) Schneider R& Hin? cos BOAT LiPT—eleciric and tee home bay | af the yee ABLE Docks — y fain lg oe 232 S. SAGINAW ST. i ay AE trallers—All models on dis- ! igi LAKES BOAT SALES A BOA i. EVINRUDE: MOTORS PENN YAN BOATS Michigan propellers, ‘marine pain bag sia : SALES. & eee cy <9 NR RO PY 1954 LeftOvers Hurry While They Last ALL BODY STYLES AS LOW. AS. 1953 FORD TUDOR RADIO AND HEATER. OVERDRIVE ‘$1045 © 1952 FORD TUDOR |"hae “OVERDRIVE — _ # oe 2 ear sag oot . tof THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1955 . Day San Wend Core on! . Sale Used Cars 1 cae OT tn = SS iain $4 Chrys Newport 54 Buick super ... $4 Ford wagon ... '54 Ford Crestline . "53 Chrys, Windsor 1/ °52 Buick hardtop. . *S3 Ford wagon .. "52 Chrys. Saratoga.$ 945 "$2 Ford 4 dr. ...... $ 795 *$2 Chevrolet 2 dr.. *51 Chrys. hardtop .$ 795 $2445 -$2195 $1645 $1495 $1295 . $1195 . $1195 .$ 795 _|'S1 Ply. wagon. .... $ 745 ’50 Dodge clb. cpe...$ 495 '50 Plymouth 4 dr...$ 445 | 50 Ford clb. cpe ...$ 395 *50 Chev. 2 dr. .....$ 395 50 Nash Ambass... -$ 295 | KELLER KOCH a1'¢@ N. Wi Lincoln 9-4585 at 195] FORD Todor sedan. low = excellent mechanical ¢ $545 “TAYLOR'S sau "SCHUTZ MOTORS 8. to ng en 3 “ee . +1661 Phone wt ‘53 Pontiac 2 4t. ‘sedan Baers er Lake Tour- yas. | _ ist’ Cabins. ' 1953 OLDSMOBILE, drama. "nd $1,595 Bybee Haskins Chev. : Huron Motor Sales. Dedhnan | MOTOR oe ~ VACATION - SPECIALS «ume NEw" UsED caRs "106 Chevrolet 2 4r sedan. A running ~_ Poy dr © ee Hydra- ‘so Buick 4 dr sedan. Dynaflow Smooth run a HANY SOT OTHERS | bd COMMUN NITY ‘S23 Pontiac 4 page 2 tone ‘ gnc | bn Mag Special “tr week only. $4 Dodge royal V8. 2 dr. sedan Autom transmission. A really wonderful car "$0 Internationa) stake truck. ‘48 Olds coupe A good second ear. 77 convertible Bel Air RRP EF Lenee No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery! Deal Direct! No Finance Co.! “Buy, Here—Pay Here Y’ALL COME In 8. SADINAW SF. NATIONAL MOTOR SALES PONTIAC SALE OLIVER BUICK Compare the following prices anywhere on this page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s busiest dealer. $4 Pontiac 2 dr., eee CHEV. SALE OLIVER ~ BUICK’ |; Compare the following prices anywhere on this page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s busiest dealer. ’35 Chev. 210 2 dr., 3,000 miles ..... $1695 _'54 Chev., loaded, 8,000 miles ..... $1295 | — i °$3 Chev. 210, radio, heater .... $895) - "53 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr.; powerglide. . $895 ! 52 Chev. 4 dr. Dix., radio, heater .... $595 | - "$2 Chev. 2 dr. Dix., radio, heater .... $595 51 Chev. Dix. 4 dr., . radio, heater .... 51 Chev: Dix. 2 dr., $445 plus a other Guezreiet choose OLIVER | BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 t _ radio, heater .... $395 /— + °50 Chev. 2 dr. Sedan, radio, heater .... $195 - = ramatic. . OR 3-7510. % greett Oa. Several fa ee si io DOWN was = [-EKEND SPECI ECIALS | See Redio & heater. . ‘S Ghevie 2 dr. Powerglide. "81 Pivmouth ¢] coe Extra clean. 5@ Chevrolet hardtop. | Pontiac 2 dr & ‘@ Ford Gusem 82 ér Bey Ah ra VS West bine Used Cars | 023. W_ Huror JE ll 83 STUDEBAKER SEDAN Pully ape ogee — for *e | read. Any old car dow: No ‘ORTHWYe? “CHEV. OLET Woodware 13 Mile Lincoln _$-1100_ 1951 STUDEBAKER CONVERTI- bie Clean. See afier 4 om 383 | _Elizabeth Lk. Rd. 50, are DEBAKER heater SEDAN $333 alus overdrive pd os This car is really a nice one. Name your own terms NO *ROLET ood ward +. Ly Mile 2 STUDEBAKER Y HARDTOP. ‘Be “Pe Gesheat Wenbae “ ar Bn goog 2 DR. $8 cy Woodward. cciaant timbghen. ap STUOSRAEES Fanattaaion bond: Automatic t pel =i th_extres. FE FE 2? TE 22402. HE Woodward at 13 Mile Lincoin 54-1100 ; | VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN 1962, | 25.000 miles. Recently repainted. | 35_miles per_gel_ EM 33001 | 1953 WILLYS 2 pean — DOWN acd = assam am 5. Woodward birmingh ' | 884 WILLY ace oo door, Rad .. Foverdrive,. turn a walle wail tires. | Take over ents. FE 4-7222. — B LY : aa : i — J tas, KADER WILLYS SALES 37 A burp A 2 y Po! EXCELLENT CON- "Sasa throu MI¢7572, &% PONTIAC CATALIN RADIO. and heater, Hydrama’ white tone. 1 owner $645 See + Hampton Electric. 825 ron. aoop Lay yb aon * CLIEFTAIN Di me 8 sedan o and heater, matic Plows A Decoration os special at $1.005 full price, just your car down. Haskins Chev. i946 PONTIAC & ¢ DR condition FE 2-354 DIXIE HWY at M15 Maple 5-597! | Tic, | ‘#0 PONTIAC 46. HYDRAMA | a %oCess. — battery.. white | _Walls, FE + FORD SALE OLIVER BUICK Compare the following prices anywhere on this page and you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick 1s Pontiae’s busiest dealer. ‘34 Ford 2 dr. Sedan, Ford-O-Matie .. $1395) + 34 Ford 2 dr, . "62 Ford 2.dr. .....- . 695 standard shift ./ $1295| +52 Pontiac 2 dr. .... 795 'S3 Ford 2 dr. Sedan, | 52 Buick 4dr. ....— 895 n radio, heater .... $895) °52 Plymouth 4 dr,... 545 53 Ford 4dr. Sedan, —= *53 Henry J 2 dr...... 595 real sharp ....... $895) 53 Ford 4 dr. ......- 995 §2 Ford. 2 dr., $3 Mercury 4 dr:....1245 smart looking .. « $595 | +53 Chev. 4d. Bel Air 1095 51 Ford 4 dr., 54 Ford 2 dr. .......1245 - radio, heater eens "50 Ford 2 dr., a sharpie ....... $195 $8 Ford 2 dr. Coupe . ° oeeeee $85 lus , Eb] Pegg Too — Pords OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE2-9101 . . 1940 PONTIAC DELUXE 2 DR. Se endlonste 7 ««.91285| glee tree meiy are iw mi van: oa 3 gt ern C ti $1195! Es sree i" dees pes oa ustom Cata ina and ' $3 Pontiac 4 dr., | “Soieat it - deluxe 8. oveee $1095 ~ 5-1100 — “A” "$3 Pontiac 2 dr., after 4. FE oe _ deluxe 8 .....0++ $995} “Srser a = "52 Pontiac 2 dr., en and heater, hydramatic. 9 or radio, heater .... $795 fe ha *S1 Pontiac 2 dr. “itive radio, heater teow $595 : po ‘$1 Pontiac 4dr, : radio, heater .... $595 @ 4 50 Pontiac 2 dr., deluxe model :... $325 sa tetas "47 Pontiac 2 dr:, good : , transportation or. ie 1952 Chev. Dix. 2 dr,” $595) 1951 De Soto sedan .. 395 : BARGAIN Ds | SUMMER DRIVING FUN "49. Hudson 4-dr......$145 "49 Chevrolet 2 dr.... 195 49 Ford 2 dr.......+ . 195 *$0 Chevrolet 2 dr.... 325: SO Ford 2 dr......... 48 Chev. Convertible. 315, 49 Olds 88 Convertible 495 | ’50.Stude. Convertible 545 50 Packard Convert.. 495 ’50 Hudson 2 dr. .... 325, '51 Studebaker 2 dr.. 395 | 51 Nash 4dr. Amb... 395) 51 Pontiac 4 i 645 51 Ford Victoria .... 745 ’$1 Chev. Hardtop ... 765 451 Chevrolet 4 dr.... 575 $1 Kaiser Sedan .... 395 ’51 Ford 8 P. S. Wgn. 895 ‘31 Olds Super 8&8 2d dr, 945 52 Chevrolet 4 dr.... 595 $4 Chevrolet 2 ér.. aoe tavols 1545.1 ’54 Chev. Sta. Wgn.. 54 Buick Hardtop .. ’54 Lincoln. Capri .. "55 Chev. 2 dr., save... Matthews- Hargreaves “Your Chevrolet Dealer” 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 BUICK SALE OLIVER BUICK > 2295 2595 600 Compare prices anywhere on this page and, you'll plainly see why Oliver Buick is Pontiac’s busiest dealer. 54 Buick 4dr, | _. Century model . .$2095 54 Buick Century Hardtop model. .$2165 M4 Buick 4 dr., . «$1795 ial model . Hardtop model ..$1995 || -’S3 Ply. lb. ‘cpe.. | ’$2 Chrysler 4 dr. 51 Lincoln 4 dr. "53 Packard 4 dr. yess dix. 2dr. $ 499 the following | Spec 54 Buick Special ‘54 Buick 4 dr. | 1980 Pontiac 8 2 dr.., 425] 2 ic wap | 1950 Olds 88 4 dr....« 445/31 Se Dodge 2 dr....<. 165/ .., Turner. Values -A-1 Buys 53 Buick Riviera. $1344 $ 744 .$ 744 $ 999 54 Pont. S’chiet 52 Pontiac 4 dr.. "53 Stude. clb. cpe. 53 Buick sedan .$1099 ‘$1 Chrysler 4 dr..$ 54450 Mercury 2 dr..$ 299 ‘51 Packard 4 dr..$ 444 53 Ford sta. wg. $1199 54 Ply. clb.‘cpe..$ 999 '53 Willys 2 dr...$ $99] 54 Ford 8 2 dr...$ 999 .$ 499 . $1044 ‘54 Ford r’nch wg.$1399 51 Olds 88 2 dr.. .$ 499 $2 Ford 4 dr.....$ 599 53 Mere. Mont.. .$1444 ’50 Ford 2 dr.....$ 199 51 Ford Victoria.$' 499 50 Pontiac 2 dr..$ 299 54 Chev. sta. wg. $1399 $1 Dodge 2 dr...$ 399 51 Ply. clb. cpe..$ 399 ’52 Stude. h'top .$ 699 Cheapies '49 Ford 4 dr......$144 "46 Dodge 2 dr 49 Nash sedan ...$ 99 ’48 Packard sedan.$ 99 50 Hudson 2 dr...§ 99 '46Chrysler sedan.$ 99 ‘49 Chev. 2 dr.....$144 ‘Convertibles $3 Chev. conv't ..$1144 —°S3 Ford Conv’t . $1199 | ‘51 Ply. conv’t ...$ 699 ‘53 Ply. conv't ...$ 999 '30 Ford conv’t ..$ 299 Trucks "48 Ford 1:t. pick..$244 $3 Chev. 3 t. pan. $699 HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG LOTS 134 Mile at Woodward MI dwest 4-7500 JO rdan 4-6266 LI berty 9-4001 '52 Ford sta. wg..$ 899 | ’50 Ford sta. wg..$ 599} 52 Ford hardtop.$ 44° $1 Ford tut. 2 dr. $ 299] 51 Nash Ambass. $ 444 |) ---$ DI "$1 Ford 34 t. exp. $544,]) LI berty 9-4000 | oe RETAIL STORE Where More People Get. Better Car Deals 1953 Hudson Hornet + Club — Radio, heater and white walls. , $1095 1953 Pontiac Catalina equipped ith radio, heater, “aydra. and white walls. * $1495 1954 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan. Here ts a car that is just right for you. $1495 . 1953 Nash Sul the tamaes thats soenents. $995, 1952 Ley | 4 Chevrol ay cael tet iy hated and dio and bes Genter? for =e —_ Power Glide. A real sharp car. for $645 1953 Pontiac 4.4r, sedan with ‘radio, heater and white walls, Don't miss {t, $1395 \ 1953 Pontiae $595 1952 Pontiac 1950 Pontiac ane ll SSS $1595 | $195 — 1954 Pontiac 1950 Oldsmobile : 4 dr, sedan qith radio heater. Tt really bas get up $395. 1948 Pontiac With radio, ydra- woh sks pdt Chieftain Deluxe with radio and heater, & eae Wenee fants. $1695 1931 Mercury 4 a. with tadio beste. An Bee it. Ld bs and ear. 80 CARS| \Clearance Sale 53 Ford 2dr. ....$ 799] $1499 | $ 64] 92 Chevrolet Dlx | 1'51 Olds 88 Tudor Blue 464S. Woodward, Birmingham | ‘S3 Pontiac 4 Dr. Dlx .Wh. & Bl. . .$995 ‘53 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. $995 'S2 Nash Amb. Hydra 4 Dr. $895 . Green .. 8795 eer © # e 8H Sedan ......... 'S2 Pontiac Chief 8 Dix. Tudor . .$895 ee 2 e * @ eH HH Hydra , ‘52 Cadillac '62' Sedan . .$1995 ‘Bright Spot" TOP TRADE IN ‘51 Kaiser Yagabond Wagon ..... veeteeceee $495 51 Dodge Coronet Cl COMBE .25cscseciacu: $595 '50 Olds 88 4Door...... ‘SO Pontiac Hydra Sedan .$495} ‘93 Buick Super Rivera . .$1695 Low Down Payment ‘51 Olds ‘98’ Holiday '53 Chevrolet Dlx. 2 Door $1095 ‘53 Ford Country Squire .$1595 ‘04 Ford Custom 8 4 Door $1095 UP TO 30 MONTHS. ‘54 Olds Super 88 Tudor .$2295 ‘54 Pontiac Chief 8 Dlx. Hydra ....... oe # @ @ @ $1695 "46 Ford 2 dr..... $145 48 Buick 2 dr. ... $295 "46 De Soto 4 dr. ..$295 '48 Hudson 4 dn. ..$195 '46 Chev, Sedan ...$195 "48 Pont. Conv. ...$395 47 Ford Cl. Cpe. ..$145 48 Chev. Tudor. . .$145 '47 Ford 2 dr......$165 '49Nash 2 dr....:.$195 "48 Cadillac Sedan . .595 sro Hy 49 Chev. Conv. ...$395 ‘SMART CAR BUYERS a # i 2 i‘ s eee 7 > ; -- Today's Television Programs “= Channel %WIBE-TV = Channel. 4—WWJ-TV __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; MAY 26, 1955_ Big Name in Juke Box Star TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS g:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet. show, (4) Sonny Eliot. Variety. , ‘ tilagil E| Tf ik frt hattan penthouse, ol -9@—(T) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re- naldo, Leo Carillo in western ad- venture. (9) Your TV Theater. William Lester in “Handcuffed.” ~a :30—(7) Treasury Men in Action. Ex-conviet trying to go straight succumbs to lure of money for altering firearms sold to hood- lums in “Case of the Ready Guns.” (9) Story Theater. Drama. (4) Justice. Eva Gabor plays European bride who finds her happiness in America threat- ened by sisterinlaw de- termined to break up her mar- riage and an ex-husband black- mailing her in “The Intruder.” (2) Cilmax. Guy Madisoh, Diana Lynn in “A Farewell to Arms,” Ernest Hemingway's tragic love story of American soldier and nurse on the Italian front in World War I. — Playhouse. John Fontaine plays i : : F : & i : i i ‘I ee g z ut ‘ i i [ r } if : i t : 10:15—(9) Yesterday's N F ings, variety. (2) Sportsman's Holiday. John Moyer with films of wild animal hunts in India in “Shikar in India.” 11:60—(7) Soupy’s page rhage with Soupy Sales. (9) ter. “Shark God.” (4) News. Paul Williams. (4) Little Show. Drama. (2) Miss Fair Weather. Pat Rous- seau. 11:20—(2) Dan O’Herlihy, Roddy McDowell in “Kidnaped.” with Irving Caesar, songwriter; Craig |3:00—(7) Hearthrob Theater. Nightwatch Theater. | 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen | ‘|9:00—(7) ‘Todd Purse Show. (4) Romper Room. (2) Garry Moore. 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 16:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) 16:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:0¢—(7) Story Studio. (4) Ding ‘Dong School. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30-(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O’Clock Comics. -(4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Inner Flame. 12:15—(4) Drama. (2)Road of Life, 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Hour. of Shows. (2) Ladies Day. _|1:@0—(7) Charm Kitchen. 1:30—(9) Prayer. Sign On. (4) Jean McBride. (2) Linkletter’s Houseparty. : -|1:45—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) All About Baby. 2:06—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) Myrtle Labbitt. (4) Ted Mack's Matinee. (2) Big Payoff. : 2:30—(9) Toby David Show. (4) Greatest . Gift. (2) Bob Crosby Show. 2:48—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. @) Friday Matinee. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. $:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. $:30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. (2) On Your Account. 3:45—(4) Modern Romance. 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Mag- gie Muggins. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Robert Q. Lewis. 4:30 — (9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Welcome Travelers. 4:45—(T) Ricky the Clown. 5:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Adventure Series. () Sagebrush Shorty. 5:30—(T) Jungle Story. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. wee, (re CELW, (500) Ww, (58) WCAR, (1138) WY2, (i978) WIR, (e908 WPRON, (1460) WPON, News, Platters TONIGHT 19:08—WJIR, Tenn. Ernie !) 9:30—WJR, Mrs. Page 6:00—W. News \alisiaak gira ea ron. my + 1:15—WJR, Dr. Malone ww, ws WXYZ, Ed Morgan WXYZ, Paul Winter CKLW, News, Sports CELW, News $:45—WIR, Pete & Joe io ds My — WCAR, News, Music 10:15 WWJ, tidersieeve CKLW, Good Neighbor WPON, Open rows 5 :38—WJR, Dr. Malone - O18 WIR Clark Quartet CKLW, Melachrino | eet 5 Qeatrey Ly. Radhe Canter WHYS, Lee | Oaws News WXYZ, My True Story 1S, Coens CKLW, Eddie Chase CKLW, E. Ross CKLW, News, -Homechats , WCAn, Tums Specks WPON, Zee & Orville WCAR, News, Temple ot tg Oa ee wre 10:45—WIR, Melody WrOm, Hews WPON. News, Eddy wwe ke Muinotiand 11:60—WaE, News 1:15-—WWJ, Joyce Jorden iugpalquediggm bs 5 * z Wave. n Stern Wwi, Brace Mayer WRON, Pontiae Party en ee WPON, WJBK, News, Gentile ee dares te 2:30—WJR, Standby, Musle 6:45—WJR, L. Thomas 11:15—WJR, Sports Pinal CKLW, Mary Morgan aes, ‘ane ow World of Speed CKLW, Sportstnortem WCAR. Music CREW, Chabtine 11:30—WJR, M'nite Music 10:43—WWJ, Break the Bank , 0 jouse CKLW, Jim Dunbar irl 2:45—-WJR, Brighter Day wise: | == ge | cum een oe . a “ 3 \. be mnie CKLW, Pulton Lewis ee conan MP | Wws. Woman in Love WIBK. Kews, rts. FRIDAY MORNING CRLW, Ploride, Calling WXYZ, Bd McKensie WFO, Mewi Shanley — | @ae—WIR, Apel, Voice | WORK Dom Meteot | Wank News, MeLacd 7:15—WIR,_ Serenade YZ, Fred Wolf WPON, News, Party WCAR, News, Music WWJ, R. Mulholland CKLW, Guy Nunn 11:15—CKLW, News 3:18—WIR, Aunt Jenny CKLW, Guy Nuna WJBK, Gentile, Binge WXYZ, Curtain $:30—WIR, Helen Trent WCAR, Sign Off WPON, Rise ‘n’ Shine WPON. Hymn Time WWJ, Pepper Youn: te ee Pe O45 CKLW, Toby David | 11:30-WJR, Meke Up Ming WJBK, Don McLeod we ee WWJ, Phrase Pays 8:45—WIR, Our Gal Sab "ou - 7:00—WJIR, Jim Vinal! d WPON. j mo Ty A mad echt me shes oe iF A meee | SES Cee 11:45—wae, Geeond ftusbana| ‘iwa" Bierman Wile, CKLW, . 1:18—WIR, Music Hall WW4, Second Chance WHYS, Waltrick, ‘MeKenste 8:00—WJIR, Whistler 1:30—CKLW, Terence O'Dell xe White WCAR. News, oad wrik dees 1:4h—WWJ, News CKLW, News, 3 buns WPON, Sports, News CKLW, Official ve CaLw, Fay Tote WPON, News bart Ey — vey > Som $:00—WJR, Jack White f WEAR, Talk Spor WPON, pA Maxwell 12:15—-WJR, Farm Routidup * 8:15—Wxvz, show Worla | GEL: Rove wa ene - wo Music Hall 8:30, Concert WPON, News we, Musie Ww. MeLeod - ca A my WoaR, Cotten 19:36—WJR, Time Out, Music ee Women in House 8:45—WHYS, Just Basy $:50—WIR, Music Hall fax ee WPON., Mountain "Rea 9:00-—WIR, R. Cle $:48—WW, News ee a : w | Se W2¥e, Beit. ete ee ae WPON. Farm Mite. out. +2 CKLW, Roth Music 9:00—-WJR, Sheehan — : WPON, Mews, Zee & Orville| WWJ, Minute Parade FRIDAY AFTERNOON WPON, News, Serenade 9:18—WJR, Bing Crosby sy Le bok 1:00-—W. Road ahha, ete ww Jim Deland : WJBK, News, T. George WEYE, Paging New lah, “aoaske “Wo the tee Ant? | WCAR, Bone, CKLW, Musical Airs wre The Loser PON, News, Milay Muste WIBK, Tiger Game 8:30—WJR, Music Mall CKLW, Eddie Cantor $:15—WIR, Melodies ‘AR, News, Musle CKLW, Wild Bill ; * Costly Cooperation Research Grant Aired — | mH of opinion among scientists 2 ar *. | that, as a country, we are lagging CHARLOTTE, N.C, @-Wade| by Sloan Foundation behind in basic research.” Plyler, owner of Dill's Truck Stop.| NEW YORK ~The Alfred P.| The foundation added that 2 oF g 1 be Ke rience i :|Rumor Ford Ready elevision |* ne CLEA | ae fs if ft ii + GE AE GR OR de td BE 4 § TP | | so Kendle (Pr. DOWN 1 Climbing plant ii With Contract Offer DETROIT w — Th eFord ‘Motor Presbyterians segregation. * 2 * ' “We warn our churches and church members against malicious attacks on the United Nations on ‘the part of persons and groups whose avowed is ‘to get the United States out of the United Nations and the United Nations out of the United States,’” the assembly said. : The assembly called upon mem- bers of the church to work for desegregation in businesses, pro- fessions, unions, housing projects, public schools and public positions. Next year’s general assembly in 1957 it will be in Omaha, Neb. Attorney's Wife Dies GRAND RAPIDS ® — Mrs. Ha- zel G, VanAntwerp, 65, wife of a Grand Rapids patent attorney, suffered a heart attack while driv- ing her car Monday night and was dead on arrival at St. Mary’s Hos- LIEY i Litisdttedl its SIN 167710) Ss PIAIRIE ASIN IAS. L iSiVil IM: Cim iam) tei 1G POSIT i CE aeir lt iOleie| OWS [216 iC AINE GP RICA) CV4Glied be OL SiRATT IO. 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