soe a LNAI MMIII '* .: THE PONTIAC a The Weather Tuesday: Warm, Showers Details page two 118th YEAR “ kk * "PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ‘MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 —82 PAGES / “mourns > So puorce : Army Leader Takes Boy, 9, Killed Crossing Pixid Youngsters ‘Govern’ Michigan Milkman’s Son Struck Helping Father on Route Pontiac Man Is Killed . in Collision; Lad, 10, Drowning Victim A 9-year-old Waterford Township boy was killed? early today when he ran| into the path of a car on| the Dixie Highway while| helping his father ceuvet | milk. Two others died over the | weekend when a Pontiac | traffic crash killed a plumb- | ing contractor and a 10-) year-old boy drowned Crescent Lake. The dead are Gregory Jackno, of 796 Hill- cliffe Dr., Waterford Township. George Todoroff, 59, of 7500 in Flizabeth Lake Rd. Robert D. Miller, of 5493 Ayles- | burg. Waterford Township. The Juckno boy was dead on ar rival at St. Jos®ph Mercy Hospital ; where his mother is a nurse. He John L. Bouck, 32. of Holly Bouck, scheduled to .make a)! statement today at the Oakland County Prosecutor's office, told! State Police he was unable to stop in time when the boy ran from the east side of the 4lane highway: © HELPING DELIVER MILK The victim's father, Chester, said the boy was helping him on his milk delivery route. The acci- dent took place at about 7 a. m. near Scott Lake road. Todoroff was killed when his truck collided with a car driven by Miss Karen Lavery, 20, of 773 - Owego Dr. at about 6:30. Miss Lavery was listed in criti- cal condition at Pontiac General Hospital as was a passenger, Mrs. | Isabel Selden, 40, of 123 N. Genesee Ave. Mrs. Selden’s daugh- ter, Chris, 17. also a passenger, | was treated for an injured elbow. Pontiac Police Sgt. Clayton | Randolph said Todoroff’s truck was headed west on Huron street when — +t itruck Miss (Continued on Page. S, Col. 4) Electrical Storm Strikes Pontiac City Pelted by Hail; Four Residences Hit by Lightning A severe electrical storm, ac-' companied by hail, hit Pontiac yesterday afternoon causing dam- age to at least four city homes. The Pontiac Fire Department answered four calls from 6:12 p.m, to 6:40 p.m, at residences| struck by lightning, Damages were only minor, The rapid rainfall plugged drainage facilities, causing water to back up for a short peried on several local streets. _ Lightning hit the Pontiac Police radio station, putting the receiver out of commission. An auxiliary station was pressed into service immediately. FIREMEN ANSWER CALLS The fire department answered calls at 204 State St., 424 S. Sagi- ._ naw St., 216 Going St. and 68 _ Kennett Rd. Detroit Edison, Consumers Pow- er and Michigan Bell reported a total of about 900 customers with- out service for short periods. The Edison sub-station at Good- * - {son was out of commission from about 6, p.m. to 8:30 p.m., af- fecting 300 people. Consumers reported some 20 “transformer fuses blown, out around the city, but linemen were sent to’ make immediate. repairs. Approximately 200 . telephones were out, Bell officials reported, * > on in hel PONTIAC GIRL AMONG GIRLS STATE OFFL | CERS—Carol Donaldson, the daughter of Mayor and. was struck by a car driven by) pes William W. Donaldson of 153 West Lawrence . Pontiac, was one of the girls chosen to.head the mal Wolverine Girls State meeting at the Univer- sity of Michigan. Miss ‘Donaldson was elected a jus- tice of the group. The girls are said to be the prettiest slate of offi- cers Michigan ever had. Governor (center) is Helen Kalsbeek, Grand Rapids. Seated, Holland, treasurer; ant governor; Pat Clifford, Plymouth, auditor gen- eral; Cynthia Darragh, Grosse Pointe Park, justice, and Connie Painter, Mount Clemens, justice. AP Wirephote left to right, are Janet 8. Buss, attorney, general, and Cherry Hyslop, secretary of state, both of Battle Creek. Standing, left to right, are Miss Donaldson; Dawn Poppen, Mary Wilcox, Saginaw, lieyten- Eisenhower Will Address U.N. Birthday Gathering SAN FRANCISCO (INS)—The U.N., on a sentimental pilgrimage to San Francisco in honor of its 10th anni- versary, awaited President Eisenhower's address today keynoting the hope for a better peace and easing of cold war tensions. The Chief Executive arrived for the charter event last night and will return to Washington tonight following | his : 3 P.M. (PDT) address opening the week-long observ- ance. He planned to have an early luncheor. with the IUN. Secretary Dag Ham- marskjold, Assembly Presi- dent E. N. Van. Kleffens, Secretary of State Dulles, Disarmament Minister Har- old E. Stassen and Ambas- |sador Henry Cabot Lodge. Among the 60 top diplomats from as many countries listening to Eisenhower will be Russia's V. M. Molotov, British Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan, French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay and India’s spécial emis- sary V. W. Krishna Menon. Big Four foreign ministers will meet tonight in a top-level dis- cussion at Dulles’ suite in the plush Fairmont Hotel. . The Western Big Three foreign ministers, who are acting as host for the meeting, will attempt to pry from Molotov some indication of which way Kremlin leaders are thinking on cold war problems. They are primarily interested in discerning whether Russia’s profes- sed willingness to ease world ten- sion by making concrete conces- sions is genuine or anchored in false hopes of the free world. U.S. Steel to Give Answer fo Contract PITTSBURGH ww — us . Steel Corp., traditional pace setter for the steel industry in labor mat- ters, gives its answer today to the CIO United Steelworkers demand for a substantial wage increase. The union and Big Steel resume negotiations after a ‘recess of more than a week in which the company has been preparing a counterproposal, Its answer was expected to set the trend for the nation’s five other top basic steel producers whose negotiations with the USW are still recessed. Air Force Brass Discusses Design for New Academy COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (INS)—Air Force officials meet to- day in Colorado Springs to discuss the plans of the 126-million-dollar academy. to be located north of this Colorado resort city. Air Force denials from Washing- ton. fiawe failed to squelch rumors the two-day meeting may result in an ‘‘about face” on the school’s design because of growing criti- cism of the original architectural layout by the Chicago firm of Skidmore, Ownings and Merrill. U.S. Consulate Waits for Trio POWS Who Remained in China Are Expected | at Hong Kong Exit TOKYO W#—American consular officials at Hong Kong were re- ported today keeping a border ‘watch for soldiers who have grown _{weédry of life in Communist China. Peiping radio said Saturday the three Americans — only two of whom want to come home—and two Belgians had been given per- mission to leave China. The broadcast gave no time or place for their departure. It said merely they would leave when ‘“‘all necessary arrangements” have been completed. Hong Kong is the usual point of exit for Westerners leaving Red China. The American consulate there kept a three-hour watch yes- terday. Hong Kong dispatches said a similar watch would be kept for a “few more days, if necessary.” The three Americans are Wil: Nam A. Cowart, of Dalton, Ga., Who asked to go to Japan; . and Otho G, Bell, of Olympia, Wash., and Lewis W. Griggs, of Jack- sonville, Tex., both of whom want to go te the United States. They were among 21 U.S. sol- diers captured by the Reds in the Korean War who chose life in Red China to repatriation. One of the original group died. The remaining 17, Saturday’s Peiping broadcast said, also may leave Red China whenever they wish. However, it quoted several as saying they were content with the choice they had made. Floyd Diamond Gets Life Term in Girl sSlaying | Confessed’ Killer, 16, Sentenced Here Today — by Judge Holland Floyd Diamond, 16, con- fessed slayer of 9-year-old Kathleen McLaughlin, was sentenced to life in prison fat 1:30 this afternoon by Oakland County Circuit Judge H. Russel Holland. The youth, now under State Corrections Commis- sion jurisdiction, ‘will be sent to Jackson state prison foxn_a 30-day quarantine period. He then may be transferred to the Michi- gan Reformatory at Ionia. The slightly-built’ youth, who | whiled away the hours in jail by writing poetry, heard the sentence with eyes downcast and face ex- pressionless, He pleaded guilty te second de- gree murder May 24 and theo- retically could be eligible for pa- rele after about 17 years, Diamond, of 32545 Nottingham Knoll, Farmington Twp., repeated- ly stabbed and hit the girl with a rock last Feb. 17 at a pond near her home at 29430 Gilchrest and a short distance from his residence. WAIVED JURISDICTION Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore waived Jurisdiction over Diamond March 2, allowing the youth to be tried as an adult. Two psychiatrists, Dr. L. Jerome Fink and Dr. Ivan A. Lacore, both termed Diamond sane at a hearing | March 22 in Circuit Court, “In my opinion,” Fink stated, “the bey was not mentally de- fective... this bey khows right from wrong and has the proper feeling about right and wrong.” LaCore said the youth seemed to get mad easily and is subject to ‘‘temper tantrums.” Parts Shortage Idles | 2,500 at Pontiac Motor Some 2,500 workers at Pontiac Motor Division were idled today by parts shortages resulting from last week's walkouts. Pontiac Motor spokesman said that assembly plant No. 8 and axte plamt.No, 5- were. nal eperat- ing today. Axle plant workers were to return to work on regular shifts tomorrow and assembly plant em- ployes will return on Wednesday. Ohio University Leader Selected for U.N. Post WASHINGTON (®—The White House announced today President Eisenhower has named John C. Baker, 59, .president of Ohio Uni- versity, to be this country’s perma- nent representative on the Security Nations Economic and_ Social Council. | The White House said he has agreed to serve only part-time and | will not resign his Ohio University post. A spokesman said the State Department had approved the ar- rangement: for Baker to serve at the United Nations. ‘‘as needed.” Radio, TV Networks to Carry Ike Speech SAN FRANCISCO W™ — All. major television and radio net- works, NBC, CBS, and ABC, will carry nationally President Eisenhower’s address opening. the 16th commemorative session of the United Nations today from 3 to 3:30 p.m. (5-5:30 p.m., EST). Car-Truck Crash Kills 1, Hospitalizes 2 € Given Life Sentence BEFORE SENTENCING—Floyd Diamond is shown at the County Jail as he prepared to leave to be sentenced for second degree murder in Circuit Court. The 16 year old received life in prison. The confessed slayer of 9-year-old Kathleen McLaughlin has been housed in , + Fading Fast as Revolt Sequel Gen. Lucerno Top Man; Rumor Junta to Control Strife-Torn Nation BUENOS AIRES, Argen- tina (? — Argentina’s new armed forces chief, Gen. Franklin Lucero, pressed grimly ahead today with efforts to return revolt- bloodied Argentina to normal. The 57-year-old army minister, who vaulted into jthe spotlight after his troops: rescued. President Juan Peron’s government from Thursday’s navy reé- volt, called on the nation last night to stamp out “false alarms” disturbing efforts to restore peace. He signed his communique a 78 F z < 7 2 Pontiac Press ete nd the jail a majority of the time since his arrest last Feb. 17, following discovery of the popular girl's body in a pond.near her home. He spent some. of the hours writing poetry dedicated to Sheriff Frank W. Irons. U.S. Scientists Photograph Total -Eclipse- in-Ceylon~ COLOMBO, Ceylon (#—The moon totally-eclipsed the sun over South Asia today. Heavy unseasonal rain ‘clouds blocked the view of the eclipse from observation poss set up by most foreign and Ceylonese scientists. But only a light cloud was over the central Ceylon spot guarded by an Ameri- can team from Harvard University. A spokesman said the seer enon was fully visible for the four minutes that the eclipse was total, beginning about 8:10 a.m. _“We are quite happy,” one of the Americans said. “Our experi- ments were very successful. a German technicians attached to. a combined British-Ceylonese team wept copiously when a single black cloud obscured their view. The team was trying to check theories of the late Albert Einstein -and had brought with them a telescope designed for Potsdam University, where Einstein once taught. The Harvard team took pictures of the sun's infrared spectrum and another of the corona—the ring of incandescent hydrogen gas from the sun outlining the moon's shadow—in “an effort to determine its precise shade. Lack wasn’t with another team from New York’s OD acientit tas Som be 2 US. Air Re event on special cameras. mare NOWS. 2. sev eeceess 3, - Pees eee egeeeewerne ¥sdgeee* eae eeeees 22, ‘s & = see ee wee ee ee eee eee eae Crash Orphans Nine Children Parents, Daughter Die in Collision; 12 Others Killed in State Traffic ' By The Associated Press . The parents of 10 children and one of their daughters were among 15 persons killed in Michi- gan traffic accidents over the swel- tering- weekend that drove ;thou- sands upon thousands to open high- ways and waterside resorts. Drowning accidents took another seven lives, and a man died after inhaling poisonous gas fumes while working at an oil well. Parents and daughter killed were en route home to Osceola County from a fishing trip to Manistee when their car and an-“ other collided in Lake County — Sunday. They were: John Beebe, 48, a|* Tustin;. his wife, Eva Mary, 38, and their 12-year-old daughter, Lila May. A second daughter, Ella, 17, was critically injured and taken -t0_a Big Rapids hospital, Eight ‘other children survive, —- | visit his Fal if ) he reportedly kept tn touch with government officials, in Army - Ministry, where he moved after Thursday's revolt de- , stroyed his office in Government” ‘House. Urging his countrymen to aid in steming the flood of false re ports, Lucero’ s communique “People interested in im- peding the return to a normal phe ation continue circulating alarm. ing rumors, completely unfounded and devoid of truth.” He branded as completely false reports that rebellious army units were marching on Buenos Aires from outlying regions, and that there had been naval bombard. ments and garrison — in the interior. Scelba’s Cabinet Quits for Reshuffle in Italy ROME, @ — Premier Marie Scelba’s Cabinet resigned today to open the way for a reshuffle of the government. : of confidence later this week. — Wants cD Office Back : - WASHINGTON th — Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) says the Civil Defense Administration should move its headquarters back to Washington from Battle Creek. Ke fauver said return of t Peron Reported . had C << + eased sok > ye - 1 ie ai Thi a 7 . |Birmingham Man _|Receives Honor ~ | |\for Ford Division . WASHINGTON (Special) —Irving A. Duffy, Ford vice président and general manager, Tractor and Implement Division, Ford Motor accepted a national 4H club cita- Eight nationa]l citations were awarded in ceremonies at the 1955 ‘by ‘4H delegates from every state and U.S. territory. None of the others honored was from Michi- gan. The citation awarded to Ford cited the company’s sponsorship of awards for the nafienal 4-H The company also was cited for production of a color and sound motion picture on the contribu- tions which 4H can make to com- munity life. The picture, now being exhibited widely. throughout the’-nation, is entitled, “The Town That Came Snipers Pepper Carson Highway : i i 53 I : att ege F HE rj eae j oa i fr ety Ann Arbor Woman Flunks Detector Test -. — Police” by the 18,000-man strong Nation- -M Arhalgamated Stevedores and Drobny, Seixas Victors in Wimbledon Tourney Seixas of Philadelphia easily won their first round matches today as the all-England tennis champion- ships got underway on the historic : - Wimbledon courts. Drobny, seeded sixth after | a early-season showing, de- ‘feated Rene Buser of Switzerland, 63, 61, 62 Seixas trounced A. J. Clayton Siase ‘Tecsaly 204, toad ay : bs Hs oewenees BL @. Mice sass bi] eeeeees im... Ren seneees > . Bevecseene OT | eee eee ee PKR EVER FERS HHO "i Vo ee ee 4 " LE he ‘Gewes. . fm Pontise’ ' | ieteesdteeesensys TS PePeeP Oe ere Re ee :|on Charges Today the checks over a period of years te pay off a blackmailer she and to. obtain Police doubted many elements of Mrs. Plichta's story, but said before her arrest: 10 days ago, Mrs. Plichta wavered on certain elements of her story while under- going the lie detector test. Pontiac Man Mute A Pontiac is S 4 ait: today tion on behalf of the company and its president, Henry Ford IZ. | || national 4H club camp, attended |, tkouts, BRR. = PRESIDENT ARRIVES FOR U. N. TALK—Pres- ident Eisenhower is escorted to his car by Califor-| President will address the opening session of the ‘)nia's Gov. Goodwin Knight after his arrival at the | 10th anniversary of the United Nations at the San San Francisco International Airport last night. The | Francisco War Memorial Opera House today. AP Wirephete Parents of 10 Killed in Weekend Crash (Continued From Page One) in a traffic mishap near Ches- aning. George L. Fletcher, 45, of Flint, was killed Saturday in a car-truck collision near Bay City. MOTORCYCLE DEATH James Gates, 14, of Howell, was injured fatally Saturday in a mo- torcycle accident near Brighton. * 6,000 delegates on hand. {Three Persons Die. pert D. Mier, 10, of water in Weekend Mishaps National Jaycee | Taxi Passengers Hurt Convention On _ in 3Car Collision Now in Atlanta ATLANTA (#—The 35th annual convention of the United States | Junior Chamber of Commerce got underway today with more than 14 F2¥e Ee FL ‘ 4 i i Events included opening of booths and exhibits at the Univer- sity of Georgia's Atlanta Division, a “key man” luncheon, a tour of the Aircraft Corp. | plant for state aviation chairmen, and a directors meeting. 5ZRR le ai r drivers were identified as ™M. Delisle, 33, and Wil- liam H. Richmond, 27, both of Detroit. 2 Hurt. in-Collision on Telegraph Road BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—Wet pavement and poor visibility be- Wednesday, and| car and sent two persons to’ St. cause of rain were blamed for a two-car crash Sunday evening, which involved a township police THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 Judge Demands Solitary for Two Sentenced Murderers in 1936 to Spend Date of Slaying Alone CHICAGO w—Judge Cornelius Harrington is ‘laying groundwork for legal action” to enforce his order for solitary confinement of two women convicts on the anni- versary of the murder for which they were setenced in 1936 to 180 years in prison. That additional punishment was ordered when Judge Harrington sentenced Mrs. Blanche Dunkel, now 64, and Mrs. Evelyn Smith, now 66, for what the judge called “one of the most vicious, pre- mediated assassinations ... sol- idly plotted and unfeelingly exe- cuted.” The were convicted of ‘murdering © ; Dunkel'y” son-in- law, Ervin Lang, 28, after testi- mony indicated he planned to break off an illicit romance with his mother-in-law and marry an- other woman. : According to trial evidence, Mrs. Smith, promised $500 for her part, plied Lahg with liquor, drugged him with ether and strangled him in her apartment. Then she and her husband dismembered the body and scattered-the parts. ‘The husband, who Mrs, Smith identified in her testimony as Har- ry Jung, a Chinese laun-t:yman, vanished before the women were brought to trial and never was found. * * * Available records fai] to show why she used the name Smith in- stead of Jung’s. ; Judge Harrington said yesterday the women had served solitary confinement on the anniversary of the crime every year until last year when Dwight Reformatory officials obtained an attorney gen- was not mandatory. Freighter Rescues. Drifting Fishermen HARBOR BEACH (*}—Two fish- ermen were rescued by a passing freighter yesterday after spending the night adrift’ in an outboard motor boat on fog-shrouded Lake Huron. Clarence Parks, 45, and his son, Clarence Junior, 22, both of Livo- nia, were caught in the fog while fishing off the Charity Islands. 1 They ran out of gas and rowed all night through the fog in a futile |gttempt to reach land. They were (Sighted and picked up by the eral's opinion that the practice The Day in Birmingham Cost of Rink; Road Oiling 3 Up tor Discussion Tonight BIRMINGHAM—Highlights of to- night's: City Commission meeting will include discussion on a Recre- ation Board resolution ‘passed at the board's meeting Thursday. The resolution deals with costs in ex- cess of the $125,000 bond issue passed to finance the city’s artifi- cial skating rink. _ The board asked to be heard if lawmakers adopt changes to meet the problem. At the same | time, commissioners will open bids for purchase of the general obli- gation bonds for the rink. Under discussion will be the annual summertime road oiling programs, both the mat and seal method and light off treatment. ‘Operations at Birmingham's Springdale Park will be taken up, and other discussions will center around lighting for Municipa) Park- ing Lot No, 1 and the possibility of integrating the city’s health department with that of the county. A hearing on paving Catalpa from Pierce to Grant sfreets wil] be continued. * * s Glenn R, Foote Service for Glenn R. Foote, 71. of 1307 Ruffner St., will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Manley- Bailey Funeral Home, with burial | in White Chapel Memorial Ceme« tery. f A Birmingham resident fo¢ 25 years, Mr. Foote died Sunday after a long iliness. He is survived by his widow, Eurella; two daughters, Mrs. Dwight. Norris of Romulus and Mrs. Ceci] Finlin of Plymouth; three sons, Howard and Allan of man of Kalamazoo, Mrs... Mene- tah Thompson of Pontiac; one brother, Erwin of Pontiac; and 10 grandchildren. . * * * Mrs. Louls Erwin Mrs. Louis (Juanita C.) Erwin, 67, of 223 E. Frank St., whose late husband was co-owner of the Er- win and Smith Market here, died, suddenly at her residence Sunday. She had lived here for 51 years. Surviving are three sons, Rich- ard C., John L. and Robert P., ali of Birmingham; two daugh- ters, Mrs. W. E, Wellman of Detroit, Mrs. G. A. Thompson of Les Angeles; two brothers, Philip A. Plumstead of Detroit and Donald K. Plumstead of Bir- mingham; and 12 grandchildren, Funeral service will be at three p.m. Wednesday at Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co., with burial in Roseland Park Cemetery. * s = Mrs. Frederick Adiard Service for Mrs. Frederick. | (Edith) -Adlard, 65, of St. Clair | Shores, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday lat Bell Chapel of the William R. ‘Hamilton Co., with burial in Rose-_ ‘land Park Cemetery. She died |Sumday at Grace Hospital, Detroit, after a long illness, Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by one daughter, Mrs. E. Ronald Green of Birmingham; a sister in England and one grand- son. Club Shoots Guest SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, $.C. — An uninvited guest was removed from the clubhouse beach by the Coast Guard and Police. The guest Birmingham, Russell of Royal Oak; two siSters, Mrs. Cora Speal- — a 10-foot alligator — was shot. NOTICE Fisher Body Employes All employes of Plant in Pontiac the Fisher Body are to report for work at their regular shift starting times on Wednesday, June 22nd, 1955 Signed: FISHER BODY DIVISION PONTIAC PLANT _ 900 BALDWIN AVE. ’ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Livonia Body Plant Goes Qut on Strike - DETROIT w —~ Striking CIO United Auto Workers closed one remained closed because of part the company’s Fisher Body plant if stiburban Livonia voted at a Locat 174 membership meeting} reported a total ef 37 persons yesterday not to return to work| ‘treated for aute accident in- until grievances were settled. — from —— Friday We Will . Pleas by the International . : i ; UAW te end the unauthorized | Police officials said Michigan's walkout at Livonia have been ig- | first sweltering weekend flooded|| 1. Adjust camber nored by the local. ~ Oakland County highways with the 2. Adjust caster agent |workers at\ the GM Fleetwood | S™™mer. a a Sebeee waned Arteries and 4. Check brekes end epalnelapanc- Hhon- pl sony were jammed with bumperto- shock absorbers tod bumper traffic Sunday as countless because of parts shortages, with | SePorted. proper pressures® ; . “Proper tire inflation af all times Chevrolet ’ Commi EE a ogg , Md., 1,200; Water. \ ittee Q sa car and tire tite, ° : mS is * ih = i ie if # i i é i i il 839 Miller drowned. at about 5-15 STEER g Aylesburg, said he was in his attempt to. rescue the lad after: hearing his shouts for help. ‘ The victim was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.: Miller. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Rev. Otto G.. Schultz, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, officiat- ing. Burial’ will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. FRONT END ALIGNMENT Special! — ss ee "keep their an end « Stort _ DAY NO-WILT wilt laundering now keeps before the day's half over. No-wilt shirts repel moisture, resist stains and smudges. 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Chief on Rerpry Charge SAN FRANCISCO, }—The gov- ernment’s latest suit to cancel Harry Bridges’ U.S. citizenship on grounds of perjury and Commu- nist party membership, goes to trial today in federal court. sial fixture in the West Const waterfront picture, calls the trial “just one more try” in a long series by the U.S. Immigration Department to get him deported to his native Australia and “out of the hair of powerful employer groups.” * @ 6 U.S. prosecutors retort it is a patriotic duty to strip citizenship from a man who, to gain it, lied about Communist party connec- tions. If he loses, Bridges would be subject to deportation as an alien tied to an organization which the government asserts: owes first loyalty to the Soviet Union and plots violent overthrow of the U.S. government. There will be no jury. Attorneys have indicated trial will continue about three weeks. * * Both sides agree the issues are the same as those in the lengthy which ended in Bridges’ conviction for perjury on April 4, 1950. A jury then decided he was or had been a Communist and had lied about this when he took the citizenship oath in Sep-| | tember, 1945. A five-year prison sentence was meted out to the head of the International Long- shoremen's & Warehousemen’s Union. * e This conviction was reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1953 on a technical ground—that the action was barred by the statute of limitations, since more than three years had elapsed between his citizenship oath and the filing of the indictment May 25, 1949. The government now seeks can- cellation through a civil suit in which the statute of limitations does not apply. The suit was filed along with the. criminal indict- ment in 199 that lay dormant until it was reactivated last year. 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Get #20 te 500 It takes at ‘least one second ae- understand, knucklehead? : “ES faundries in their flying lessons, The old birds coax the London.” " Wouldn’t it be silly for a base- gree sunburn (burn with blisters) lessor SINGLE LICENSE ; goslings to the’top of a high hill, and then ite wasn’ ier di 0 eect seese veces Coxe , 7 1 rope and cord mill pie the pattern andl fisttee coke ciflmat ine Many. references to Hiss occur parses an ear pen meus ox . tion about exposure to direct sun- | There’s just one course of train- 2 aluminum operations 7 metal baling centers 1 furniture repair store Others that are scheduled for an ‘early demise are: \ = ; ” should train for it by exposing tac,” writes Roosevelt’ at the “Big Three But it would be deemed 2 child- - ¥ 17 office repair shops Billy Sommlaoea meeting and at almost all the con-. ish act for him to attempt su- you wish te ren So ae skin to sunlight for gradu- wham Caan me for m 10 = ferences with the Russians at jejde, wouldn’t it? people and y increasing pertods of time yet tally re- automotive repair shops one of its boosters. It has the grounds, Yalta. | , Be, hide, we'll excuse — twice daily, if possible, or any. Covered from the getback I suf. ~ 6 cement mixing plants buildings, lake, river, scenery and everything an Or suppose a football end 0 for a few days. way, every day, beginning with fered when I my : 9 ice plants else for an ideal camping spot. A recent of- MOLOTOV TREACHERY _ bobbled a forward pass and let it Anybody is entitled to a good five minutes and increasing the Sea a. it 2 tree- ‘nurseri ficial inapection rates {t.one of the best in jn ‘werid affwire is evargined: ime “CP. Wouldn't he be deemed cry for a short time when con- duration of the exposure five min dh? papain garden nurseries th : in world affairs is examined, it is juvenile to attempt ‘suicide there- fronted’ with loss of a loved one "tes ® day until some tanning I had 1 tire retreading plant e nation.” Molotov — —— as the after? by death or by jilting. = evident; after that in- paint it not just Dr, Wm. _— archconspirator of all times. When . But after three d crease the duration of the expo- but Wm. Brady, _M, D. . PLAY AVERAGES lays you should . . * x Piola mee cnn ret on vont he — here ten a 1 owe as then ‘act like a mature adult.and "Ure tem minutes a day. & Surgeon. Bat be _ The previous administration gloried. Pa be == co-chairmen first get back into the game of life, | The secret of acquiring a good it for better balance, so ' fm undertaking everything imaginable. _ Ray Burdick hel dechivumeane Diode os which means start playing your tan lies tn coutions graduation of Wr’ wp Xt reed Win. Brady, died last at rt and exposure, which should te. ™.Y., ; underneath - OF course, these “business concerns” @ week at his home in Fenton, aged —ernments and Allies. Geen ae Te at ee ber the @ny Mee when On in tiers so eal that a passerby goslings simply run down the hill, much to the disgust of the old folks. “Don't overlook the Proud Lake Recrea- tional Area, only 12 miles southwest of Pon- in other parts of the book, espe- cially as to the influence of Hiss in connection with the problem .of thé veto and voting procedure at the United Nations. It wag Hiss who sat behind the late President Se * ~* “It's so inenilleting?! My friends all saw me fail." a, em protest, as Mildred has don light or indirect sunlight, reflected . by water'or sand to skin mort carefully in the shade. An indoor worker whe plans to take an outdoor vacation ing, one degree, one state board of medical examiners and one li- cense—the license authorizes the doctor to practice medicine, sur- ery or any specialty of either field he or she chooses. . The Oakland County Convalescent Home’ : It is eapeams eas * ¢ « is richer by $75 which Many people have forgotten pinbene ore kane There te no ‘scbatante For months the Mrs. Margaret Terrault prsarenh a ane You Seal trailiated port So in, ervents ame pow mith dA gy Fagor won in t 7 at “same _ “understand—called d < ya haga barged al oe reset Unit mh a cor motes tanning, ” last resort—when' no other doctor mane wet. — forgetting her obliga- PROTECT LIPS. a meri the Fem Verbal Orchids t meee ars ela Sg ele cn cni S o- ° mse ot ite, training to make her a success- Ssuds tase" We el enue tae : Mr, and Mrs,-Porter Francis of making eeu ul adult. é ‘ from sunburn. So will lipstick OF ees hate nee: fifty-first wed- treaty between You deaf Hye lone’ tn this ton te pereicebann rabl a n who merely. ‘anniversary Soviet he world. You owe a big debt to par- tect the lip when sunlight jlem with an- , ,, Mr a4 Mrs. Guy E. Whitten time the Soviet cons ents, teachers, clergymen and tense, for lip sunburn. { em of Mary Day Aves fity-tirst wedding See Soot climes Gah bree eae ie Ee et ee : « Imade.It possible for the Nazis And youu also have an obligation i pate a oa v vd ® iN Hee -fi : a iA i oh : ie . 7? a a ye: tl. Se - a! THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE ” 1955 - | ; | - | He Was in Geiuas Aires > | | | pu wee yt vm = e TEE | “Howiness Describes “Thunderclap Attack may Sees se “y 8 War correspon- Was received after 8 from Argentins ——— By SAM SUMMERLIN BUENOS AIRES ® — I was strolling through the noonday crowds past Metropolitan Cathe- dral when it happened. A plane zoomed out of the gray overcast and an explosion ripped the air with the sudden- hess of a thunderclap. The crowd around me stood be- wildered for a- moment. Then there were two more exp They scattered in panic as they realized - | bombs were dropping. I ran up the street behind the cathedral toward the quaint-look- ing pink Government House. At the corner, crowds crouched against the walls as trucks whipped by loaded orm men i khaki, The trucks sreached to a halt behind Government House and troops scampered out, rifles raised. They raced four abreast down the avenue toward us and some of the crowd retreated around the corner ‘to: keep out of range. Gunfire crackled and a man nearby fell to the pavement. Friends grabbed him shouting for an ambulance. Troops dashed across the wide open boulevard and into the side entrance of the Government House, as black smoke spiraled up from nearby explosions. For nearly two hours the gun battle raged. Civilians scampering across the streets were caught in the cross fire. = s * ; One elderly man waving a white handkerchief walked grinning across the open street beside Gov- ernment House to the Plaza de Mayo. Bullets spattered on the pavement, but he was untouched. *_ * & Two other men scurried out of a bank. Both fell, Medics standing a few yards away, grabbed them. _ A. fat littl woman wearing a Péfonista pin shouted that she wanted to take part in the fight. A man with a whistle seized her, blurting “you aren't armed.” Scores of other civilians shout- | ing “Peron, Peron,” crowded around Government House, many hugging close to the walls and behind the columns. Shortly after 2 p.m. two tanks rolled up through the plaza, their machine guns chattering. 3 * * * They were greeted with cheers as crowds of Peronista ‘workers swarmed towards the i forces. Some civilians had rifles, but most of them were unarmed. The force converged on the glassfronted navy headquarters three blocks away. Victory seemed in the government's hands Then, out of the sky roared Febel planes in a second raid on Gov- ernment House. Bombs splattered |. death and destruction, Smoke en- veloped the scene like a black fog. lance sirens wailed. Police swarmed in, chasing crowds out of the plaza and up the side streets. Bodies were strewn about the square as ambu- The panic passed when the planes vanished. Soon afterwards is the 79 miles of the Seaboard Air Line, Wilmington, North Carolina. ° psc between Hamlet and navy headquarters surrendered. Later the curious came out of their hiding places and stared at the‘bomb craters and the debris. But the rebels hadn't said good- bye yet. As the crowds milled around Government House the at- tacking planes swooped in for one Jast run. * * * The crowds scurried for cover under army trucks and tal] trees. Dry Skin lich! | Zemo—a doctor’s soothing anti- septic— promptly relieves itch of surface skin rashes,-eczema, psori- asis, Zemo stops scratching and so aids faster healing. 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An American Fiag was pre-| sented to the post by Kenneth | a Simpson, past commander of Kee- | civilian volunteer coordi- teh- | nator for Oakland County Ground wri- | Observer | With a 3 MINUTE SERVICE ON HEELS Corps, was presented Distinguished Achievement award, signed by. the commander | * | of the United States Air Defense | Command Mrs. Eberle had. been. instru- mental in erganizing the new gtound observer post and had served as advisor during its con- struction. 2 Shoe Repalr Department | | One Full Yeor Guarentee From Houses, Apartments, Gro- cery Stores and Restaurants. Re- main out only three hours. No signs used. Rox Ex Company 1016 Poot. Bt. Bk, Bigg. FE 4-9062 ‘United States.” iby Col | the Willow Run Air Base. The citation was for “outstand- inig contribytion and patriotic devo. go Harbor VFW i * > 7. The post, which completed June 1, is manned by approximate- ly 7 volunteers. Another 10 volun- | teers will be needed to staff the | Bost adequately Mrs. Eber! Fair at Keego Opens Thursday Was le said ““ ANP MRS. BENTLEY RK. Parad tion to country as a leader in the | Ground Observer Corps of the It was presented William Lang, USAF, of The new post was dedicated by | Lt, Robert Thomas, USAF, of the Saginaw Filter Center. The Rev. aeeey Roepcke of Orchard Lake | munity Church gave the == eaten, Master of ceremonies was John Warren, West Bloomfield | berg - l. Defense director icete Chlsewsky, Oak- | mor Sgt. —| The Good Housekeeping Shop of Pontiac Famous Appliances at Lower Prices “BULLY: AUTOMATIC WASHER with. GUIDE LITE ‘SUDS-MISER The exclusive, built-in suds-savi feature sutomaticaliy cuts cost of soap or t and ‘hot water in half. Delicate Fabric Guide: assures safe washing time for delicate fabrics, including your sheerest things! Agifiow Action: Gen:ly fepeatedly .. . takes the soil ows — leaves the life clothes . , . cleanest washing ever. 7 Rinses: Mos thorough . . clean clothes. . . yet you use less rinse water! 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Hall on Orchard Lake Road 0 ograp ers ee Mr and Mrs. Charles Lenhoff On the top floor of the hall wiil | of Petosky and Sarasota, Fla, [be the hobby shop with model | ‘Sweet 15 Queen ~ | are parents of the bridegroom. cars shown by Eddie Johnson, an- | The bride's belerine-3 th tiques by Charles Floyd and hand Members of the Photographers gown was of white cofton lace painted china by Mrs. a Association of America throughout | with a shell pink wna Ross. the country are cooperating in a | She carried a colonial bouquet John Brunstine will display prize nationwide search to find the | centered with a white orchid. parakeets and trophies from shows | “most photogenic and charming all over the states. woman 75 years of age’ to publi- | A reception followed the rites, at the club house. | ize their 75th anniversary,” said | Antique lamps will be shown | ‘'”* : The immediate families and a ;Clyle R. Haskill, local member of | the organization. few close friends attended the ser- will include ceramics and wook- | vice working, There will be a fancy | All women born in 1880 are eli- _ work, candy and parcel post | gible to join the “Sweet 75” con . ~— booths, © grab bag, fish pond | test by having a free portrait wen Delia Myre Is Wed and cake walk. : | at the studio of one of the members | LAKE ORION—Mrs. Leda Myre has announced the recent wedding of her daughter, Delia, to Robert Entertainment will be vided | Of the association. They must fur- during the three - day A The [Mish proof of age and be in good organ and piano will be furnished | jubilee birthday party as guest | ake by Grinel] Brothers, and the Glea- |! honer if selected as the winner son Sisters will perform. Miller’s |The contest will close Aug 15. Morons will entertain Saturday at | 8 p.m. There will be free dancing on the grounds. ~ | There will be a refreshment County Spy The. uous. —- 1s m meet | home of Mrs. Robert Mutter, @t. at 7% pm. Mopday The Ameen an Bible Society as! marked its. 120th year in its work for the blind. at the oe | i i“ AY, JUNE 20, 1955 es oe The Cole Brothers will play the | health and free to travel to Chi- | sjumford. He is the son of Mr. and | xylophone and violin, an electric | C48 for the association's diamond ‘yirs Max Mumford of Williams | 4 Crosse | bd Free Davy Crockett Tent (6 Ft. Sq.) With Purchase of Norge Appliance at WAYNE GABERT'S Norge Automatic Washer and Dryer ae 9 & @ | gHop TONIGHT ‘til 9 P.M. Built-In SUDS SAVER at NO EXTRA COST. nae = ener | | 1] FREE TENT! NO MONEY DOWN! 2 YEARS to PAY! | WAYNE GABER' SPECIALIST FE 5-6189 Includes Delivery Norma! Installation ond 1 Year Service! YOUR ELECTRICAL 121 N. Saginaw St. APPLIANCE Nights ‘til 9 P.M. Open Friday and Monday stand on the grounds. and break- fast will be served from 9 to 11:30 * a.m. daily, According to chairmen Mrs. Boris Chakroff and Mrs. Fred Harbrueger, entries may stil! be. made by calling Mrs. Harbrueger Albert Stanlakes Tell Daughter's Engagement ALMONT—Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stanlake have announced the en- @agement of their daughter, Marsha, to Steve Parnicky. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Parnicky of Imiay City. An evening wedding July 9 at the eee Church is Pp OES to Initiate “Couple METAMORA — There will be a special’ meeting of the Metamora OES at & p. m. tomorrow for con- Terrifg the iitiatory degrees on | Mr. and Mrs Sod. Henry. , “ iivarge Hours listed DRYDEN — Library hours for the summer months have been an- nounced as from 24 p.m. each Wednesday afternoon County B Births Mr. and ‘Mre ‘Dewene Geriver are the parents of « daughter, Susan irene A daughter, Meidi Ree, thon the Po aaa of ta the new addi- Mr. and Mra Deyden pom, Donald Leslie, has been bora te “ie and Mrs. Donald Murdick Paul Kirby Vincent Jr ts the eon {. bers to Mr..and Mrs. Pau! Kirby, former tesidenta of Dryden A @aughter bora te Pamela Jean hes been tT, and Mra Carl. Nordquist, Imiay Clty Mr_ and Mrs Parente of @ son Nick Kimines are the Joue Alfredo enten Dennis Wayne is the new son of Mr and Mrs. Bernard i Greenman 69: lifts, flexes, plunges clothes im your . for wathadiclane. rinsed- ve Book Sale 10,000’ BOOKS | Juvenile | Values to $500 z 5 e s "Made the. 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Maxwell Motor Car Co, and Peu- Three Drowned in Storm Cellar Farm Children Victims: of Flash Flood; Father's Rescue Try Futile QUANAH, Tex, # — A frantic father dived into a dark flooded storm cellar yesterday in a futile effort to save three of his chil- dren. “‘T heard my little boy call out, ‘Help, Daddy,’ and that was all,” said armer Ira Keeney 'back in there and tried to save them, but I just couldn't find them.” The three Keeney children, Doris, 5, Thomas, 4, and Alma, 3, all drowned. The family had taken refuge in the cellar about 4 a.m., when Mrs. | 26 ,| BACK TO CARS “I dove! Keeney saw threatening clouds | and awakened her husband. They | = s -, | Keeney sald reporters he opened | the cellar’s horizontal door to in-| vestigate a trickle of water. A| flood poured in upon him. “My wife. and one of the babies HE E 4 | Girl, 15, Snatches Kidnaper’s Gun, Shoots, Escapes PRATT, Kan. ‘B—A 15-year-old ‘girl wounded a man with his own / 8 R or it i Tif 2 3 F g 33 Fy E % Smythe Succeeds Chase . TAIPEI (®—Maj. Gen. Group in Formosa June 28, it was officially announced here today. is going to San Antonio, Tex., and -2 | will retire from active duty July t | 31 Gen, Smythe now is second in|: command of MAAG, Gen. Chase. ion First commercial telephone ex- os ro in New fla ti al geot Motor Co. of Paris, France, In 1917 when the United States entered World War I he was in England, and he promptly enlisted aS a sergeant in the U.S. Army. On his arrival in France he * was assigned as one of Gen. dohn J, Pershing’s staff drivers. He was transferred te the Air Corps and went inte preliminary training, Rickenbacker’s feats as a com- bat flyer thrilled America, amazed the world and even drew the ad- miration of the Germans, He acted as his own gunner as he flew wobbly old “crates” in a forming deeds of valor. At the end of the war, he re- turned to the United States aa was feted as America’s ace of aces—a great hero, credited with victories. In 1921 he joined the automobile industry again and ran into his first real business trouble, A group of wealthy auto men organized a company to manufacture a new car which they named after Rick- enbacker, with Eddie as vice- president. The company went broke in 1927 and Rickenbacker found himself ‘owing $200,000, although he had re- signed from the company the year | before. 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Ws : / | 34 Mill S. ond 211 5, ‘Sesloew Sti 8 : Me | : "Pontiac, 1 Michigan ene i | ‘ a 4 { ee : : Z if i) B | | ‘ f : f | \ i NO A . ae i Bt, : ‘= & s : 4 by q a2 k i fb s 445 } af dade “/ aes % Wedding Bells Ring ( Sandra Anderson Wed in Church Sandra Mary Anderson became the bride of Robert V. Buck Saturday evening at First Congregational Church, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson of Wenonah drive, and he is the son of Vr. and Mrs. Clay Buck of Shirley ‘street. The altar was decorated with SAGA BaD MRS, ROBERT V. BUCK of the pleating was fashioned in Ge back of the full skirt. Jill Martha and Jan David An- derson, twin sister and brother of were acolytes. Jill’ A light blue linen dress with in Presbyterian Church A lace handkerchief carried by the bridegroom's grandmother on her wedding day .46 years ago, was the ‘something old’’ used by Bon- nie Sue Mitchell, daughter of the Marshall Mitchells of Watkins Lake, for her marriage to James Allen’ Attard on Saturday evening. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Attard of Drayton Plains. The 7 o'clock ceremony at First Presbyterian Church was per- formed by the Rev. William H. Marbach. The bridal gown of pure white satin was fashioned with a nylon tulle bouffant skirt which extend- ed into a wide band of Chantilly lace and continued into a cathe- dral train of fine accordion pleats. Lace decor accented the bedice and her veil was secured by a Juliet lace cap: - She carried a chapel bouquet of feathered carnations, white roses, stephanotis and English ivy streamers, centered with a white orchid. She also wore a pearl neck- lace and earrings, gifts of the bridegroom. : s ° * Floor-length gowns of the maid of honor, Patricia Owens, and brides- maids, Sandy Brown, Barbara Lynd and Patsy Fawcett. were identical except in color. Pastel shades of orchid, pink, powder blue and coral were used, respectively. WEAR MATCHING HEADPIECES Hiplines of the full nylon tulle skirts were marked with poufs of nylon tulle, which also trimmed the silk nylon bodices. Scalloped head- pieces’ matched each dress. The attendants’ were also similar. Feathered carna- tions tinted to match the dresses and English ivy were centered with gardenias. Roscoe Henry was best man and ushers were Larry Wigner, Lewis Fitzgerald and Tom Healy. * + * A reception followed in the church parlors. Pink brocaded or- gandy with matching accessories was worn by the bride’s mother as she greeted guests. The bride- ‘ groom’s mother selected a dusty rose lace-trimmed dress wth white accessories. Both wore corsages of baby orchids. DONS BLUE DRESS The new Mrs. Attard donned a powder blue linen dress with white accessories, and the orcliid from her bridal bouquet, for a wedding trip through northern Michigan. She will make her home with her parents while the brigegroom is serving in the U.S. Navy. Eastern Junior Has Graduation Francis Staley, principa) of East- ern Junior High School, received a standing ovation from the 226 graduates, their parents and the faculty at the graduation exercises He was introduced by Larry Moore. : Lorraine Drake the class ‘gift: which was ed by Student “Council \ Taylor. ‘ Chur MRS. JAMES A. ATTARD , lace and seed pearl trim was worn Bonnie Sue Mitchell Wed by the bride's mother as she greeted the guests at a reception held in the church parlors. Her accessories were white and she wore a shoulder corsage of pink roses and feathered carnations. ‘ 4 © " White silk taffeta appliqued with | Chantilly lace gowned Corenna | Morton Saturday evening as she approached the altar of Central Methodist Church to become the bride of James Glenn Aldrich. * + * The bodice of the princess style bridal gown was fashioned with a | wedding cake was sur- rounded by garlands of white shat- tered carnations and ivy. When the new Mrs. Buck left on the wedding trip she was wear- ing a blue linen suit with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. She is a gnaduate of Western Michigan College where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority and Kappa Delta Pi, honorary fraternity. * * * Robert is a graduate of Michi- gan State Normal where he was affiliated with Sigma Alpha Delta fraternity. He is now sta- tioned with the U. S. Areay at Ft. Bragg, N. C. Betrothal Revealed Mr. and Mrs. Archer Smith of gagement Catherine,. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. George | was fastened square neckline in front and short | | sleeves, appliqued with scalloped lace edging. The deep V neckline in back with tiny covered buttons to below the waistline of the gown. . The bride’s headpiece of lace over taffeta secured her finger tip veil of silk filusion, She wore short gloves and carried an ar- rangement of white calla lilies in cascading design. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Morton of Brookdale lane are the bride's parents, and James igs the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kremer of Dwight avenue. Palms, candelabra and pedestal baskets of white flowers banked the altar of the church as the Rev. Milton H. Bank performed the eight o’clock ceremony. COMES FROM MEMPHIS Mrs. James A. Morton came from Memphis, Tenn., to attend her sister*in-law as matron of Smith Jr.-of Hazel Park. | honor. _Bridesmaids were Nancy Womens Section MOND AY, JUNE 20, PAGES 13-15 Novel Paint Helps Keep Home Cool Now ther’s a paint on the mar- ket for use on the roof and out- side walls designed to lower in- door temperatures as much as 45 4 degrees. The Coating Laboratories, Inc., of Tulsa Okla., developed the paint by applying the principal of heat reflection — the paint has a special pigment that reflects heat and light. It’s easily applied, and if the home painter spills some while | ¢ {brushing it’on, it can be cleaned off with warm, soapy water before it has dried. was the setting Saturday evening at 7 o’clock for the wedding of Phyllis J. Smith to George N. Leo. . . s * The Rev. Gordon Lindsey per- formed the ceremony before 100 guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Walnut road. Mr. and Mrs. John Arp are the parents of the bride- groom. The bridal gown, waltz tength, was of Chantilly type lace over net and taffeta. The bodice was + fashioned with g scoop neckline Phyllis J. Smith became the bride of George N. Leo ine ceremony performed Saturday evening at Five Points Community he is, the ghter of the Charles Smiths of Walnut road, and his parents are the John Arps of St. Ignace. |Bride Wears Lace, Taffeta Five Points Community Church The bride’s only jewelry was a single strand of pearis. She | wore a Juliet cap covered with the Chantilly lace and carried white carnations and rosebuds. Mrs. William Timmerman at- tended her sister as matron of! honor. Serving as best man was Ron- ald Thomas of Commerce. Wil- liam Timmerman and Ted Lazar- off; both of Pontiac, were ushers. A reception followed in the church pariors. ~The bride’s mother was gowned in a char- coal grey rayon linen suit with which she wore white accessor- les and the bridegrom’s mother were pink crepe with white acces- sorties. For her wedding trip to Central Lake, the bride wore a baby blue sheath dress with jeweled collar and white accessories. ; The couple will live at Me- chanic street. The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Michi- gan School of Forestry. Matrons Advised on Eating Habits EAST LANSING, Mich. @ — An Iowa State College professor of nutrition says the middleaged woman should watch her diet “as pach Sette dln rie MRS. JAMES GLENN ALDRICH Corenna Morton Wears Silk Taffeta for Wedding t in Pontiac Over * St. Michael iRite Unites Couple. Beverly J. Simpson, James J. Kothe Wed Before 400 St, Michael Church was the set- FREESE +1 iy i F Mrs. Henry M. Simpson of Gladstone place and the late Mr. Simpson. The MRS. JAMES J, KOTHE A wide crcwn of seed pearls and | rhinestones secured her finger tip ive? Th Aldrich, sister of the bridegroom, Marilyn Shearer and Claire San- sone of Forest Park, Ill., former. roommate of the bride at Michigan State College Each attendant wore a princess style dress of bachelor’s-button Mrs. Bego and Mrs. Delpier wore floor length dresses of orchid crys- tailette. Pleated drape folds fin- ished the portrait necklines of the fitted bodices which were fash- blue silk shantung. They were | joned with tiny cap sleeves. They fashioned with short sleeves and | wore orchid shoulder length veils ithe bouffant skirts featured in- | Studded with pearls. verted pleats. Large bows adorned Veronica's orchid crystallette the back of the gowns. gown was fashioned with full VEIL OF FRENCH ILLUSION + Newlyweds on Honeymoon in Northern Michigan In a double-ring ceremony at 7 o'clock Saturday evening, Mar- lene Beyer and Robert J. Cun- ningham exchanged nuptial vows. The Rev. Ralph Claus officiated at the ceremony at St. Trinity Lutheran Church. ers ending at the hemline, by attire, The bride is the daughter of Mr. * and Mrs. Henry Beyer of South! Marshall street, and her husband's | Secured parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham of Elmhurst, IL Her bridal gown was fashioned with Chantilly-type bouffant skirt with side panels of pleated nylon tulle, The bodice was fashioned with a V-neckline with inserts of | Elmhurst, were ushers. pleated nylon tulle’ and long lace sleeves. Chantilly lace was ap- | . | skirt, accented by ruffled lace. They wore headclips of the | Her headpiece was a band of pink same material and short white rosettas, gloves. Cascading arrangements The three attendants carried of yellow majestic daisies were | crescent shaped bouquets of Carol | earried by the attendants. Amiing roses, orchid carnations Fred Zittel served as best man and deep purple delphinium. and seating the guests were Robert Cl twin, Deesid (lester ani | oe eee Donald: Pinkston of Albion. bast mane ‘nad ccotns Se geome eu ele were Gerald H. Simpson, nephew of the bride; Henry Kothe dr. and Nicholas Kothe, brothers of the bridegroom from Birming- ham; and Roger Reynolds, also of Birmingham. The Rev. O'Reilly composed the music for the nuptial high mass which was played by Cecile Cloonan. Frances Capucille was so- loist. Arrangements: of white flowers decorated Rotunda Inn at Pine Lake for the reception following the ceremony, The wedding cake was topped with a tiny floral ar- rangement of pink rosebuds. Mrs, Morton’ greeted her guests wearing a rose-beige gown of peau de soie with white aces aed an Cormnee of | A wedding breakfast was served at Waldron Hotel and a reception ' Mrs. Kremer chose a powder | followed from three until six p.m. matching accessories for her son's | floral arrangement of lily of the her corsage. decorated the top of the wedding When the couple left on a wed- | cake. Pink gardenias, carnations, ding trip around Lake Michigan | Jarkspur and orchid delphinum to Chicago the new Mrs. Aldrich | were used throughout the hall. Pink was wearing a dressmaker suit of | | gardenias surrounded the wedding dark gray Italian cotton. She wore !‘cake and punch bowl. yellow gloves and black patent ac- cessories. Her corsage wis of | The. bride’s mother wore & walts length dress of pink Itallan yellow roses. q) | sik with pink and white accesso- Upon their return the couple will ries. She ‘wore & white reside on Murphy street. They are graduates of Michigan State Col.,) COTS*S® ‘.¢ lége, where he was affiliated with | Mrs, Kothe Sigma Chi fraternity. was attired in a She wore white accessories and a white orchid corsage... When the couple left on a wed- ding trip to northern Michigan the bridéd was wearing a pink silk Eastern Stars Meet Group Four of OES met recently for a picnic luncheon at the home , of Mrs. William Hgoper of Cooley Lake road. Cohostesses for the affair attended by 23 members white accessories and an orchid lan, and Mrs. eae Cromis. | tae, blue gown of silk barathea with | at Knights of Columbus Hall. A]. wedding. Deep pink roses formed | valley and Carel Amling reses} waltz length dress of aqua silk. | princess style dress with pearl | and rhinestone trim. She also wore | and guests were Mrs. Peter Han-| corsage. They will reside in Pon- pliqued on the bodice. The headpiece, of pleated tulle Greek Orthodox Hall, ' and lace trimmed with bugle beads | | and sequins, secured the pure silk French illusion hand-rolled veil. The bride carried a lace covered Bible centered with white roses and stephanotis. Joan Koggenhop, maid of honor, wore a gown of white lace witli white sash and pale blue head- piece, Suzann Beyer, sister of the bride and Arline Sprague of Chi- cago, bridesmaids, wore gowns of | the pale. blue. "bouquet. Cunningham. Parents of the couple, are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beyer of South Marshall street, and the . William Cunninghams of Elmhurst, Til, MRS. ROBERT J. CUNNINGHAM By ANNE HEYWOOD | work, because nothing I try ever It’s funny, but when you've been. does.” : in the vocational field as long as LIST OF BOOKS I have, you soon learn to judge | Well! As you can in advance pretty much who will a see, this Key to Success—Right Attitude woman's negative approach, her martyr-complex and angriness, are going to prevent her from suc- | ceeding, almost before she begins.| fi I sent her a list of books on be successful and who will fail. When a woman writes a letter |. you can tell from her approach what kind of ‘future she can look forward to, Take, for example, these two rs. They’re bot# about leather work- ing, but that’s where a simi- larity ceases. NEEDS EXTRAS Mr. and Mrs. . Walter Thomas Gase of Saginaw are are announcing the engagement Ls first is from Mrs. A. of their “I wish you would tell me how to make money out of leathercraft. daughter, I have a husband who never will| Elizabeth Ann, make. enough to support his family| to Pfc. Paul and with the two children we need Tho extra money. mas . “I am overworked enough as Rabaut, son of it is, Lord knows, but if I don’t the Paul do something eed it, nobody Joseph “T have read a lot about how Rabauts of people make a killing out of leath- Locklin lane. erwork, belts and bags and things} The couple like that. I don’t see why I was shouldn't be able to. fr beara “It's probably terribly smelly and | /7O™- Michigan to work with; but a State College. I ii he Hu : ; il E cj [ J 2 ii l i : i ae » « % THE PONTI AC PRESS, “MONDAY, JUNE .20, "1955. 9Be~ cccy aa Boys’ and Girls’ Shorts $1.49 » CLOSE-OUT PEDAL PUSHERS Regular $2.49 . dS zp Sasi Bobuses and Pinaleces $1.98 » "and Girls’ Coveralls b eathatore earl $2.98 » Free Gilt Wrapping . By ELIZABETH WOODWARD We've “He won't tell me whether or not he still likes me. He just says he doesn’t know, f still like him advise?” Answer: A very disquieting ru- mor started by some interested somebody was the cause of all the upset. Perhaps your boy friend started it and perhaps he's the victim of it, too. And his coolness is all because of the other boy’s atten- tion to you and his announced de- cision that he likes you and in- tends to do something about it. Your panic to get things straight with him may leok to him tike an apology, q confes- sion, So, why not let another rumor PERMANENTS The basis for every hair style ... hold it in shape, easier, longer. Short Cur! _ Permanents ta trom $6°° No Appointment Necessary IMPERIAL Beauty Salon Christian Circles Will Meet Tuesday Members of the circles at First Christian Church will gather Tues- day for meetings. The Elizabeth Circle will meet at 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Howard Reynolds on Boston ave- nue, Members of the Mary-Martha Cirele will meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert T. Lamm will be hostess. Mrs, Ray Patton of Richard street will open her home at 8 p.m. to members of the Lydia Circle. A cooperative family picnic sup- per will be enjoyed by members of Annalise Beauty of > a (Over Tasty Permanents 55. 00 Open Evenings by Appoiniment 20 E. Pike St, FE 4-2878 || the Naomi Circle, who will gather at 6 p.m, in Elizabeth Lake Estates Park. ne a yMUNIE * Hair Cutting and Styling Shop way ben and want him back. What do you | give you a helpful en haven’t managed to get his ear yourself but you can bet he'll hear it from all sides, if you let it be known that though you still like ten by a certain unnamed Mr. X Dea't equip the rumor with de- tails, Leave that to everybody's ee eet of be. You | him very mach, you're quite smit-}| He, just might come running around to find out how come you can like anyone better than him! “Dear Miss Woodward: For al- Ponting Press Phete Planning the annual dessert card party| avenue and Mrs. Wilford Hinds of South to be held Tuesday at St. Vincent Parish| Jessie street. hall are Mrs. Marshall Sprague of Blaine| ern Deanery, avenue, Mrs. Harold E. Brady of Hudson| at 12:30 p.m. with dessert. Sponsored by the Northwest- NCCW, the party will begin Auxiliary Makes Plans for Barbecue The Auxiliary of the Italian-| } American Club met at the Voor PHS Graduates of 1935 Gather -/for 20th Reunion in the high school wheq the class graduated, were speakers. | Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brewer, both | | members of the class, were pre- sented a ceramic trophy for trav- eling the longest distance to at- heis Road home of) Mrs. Verne! three hundred members of the | tend the reunion. | Sinkler Monday evening to make Pontiac High School graduating plans for a barbecue to be held | cass of 1935 gathered at the Wa- Saturday at the Parcells circle home of Mrs. Robert J. Ranzilia: terford CAI Building for a 20th Plains were announced for a|Teuhion and dinner. dance to be held in July for mem- bers and their families. Mrs. Rob- | affair. It was announced that the an-|D. C., Texas, Florida, New York, | nual fall dance, to be held in October, will be. under the chair- manship of Mrs. Ranzilla and Mrs. Frank Perna, FEDERAL’S OPEN MON. NIGHT TO as well as Fri. and Sat. BESTFORM'S GIRDLE that frees you Members of the class traveled | ert Gaines will be chairman cf the |to Pontiac for the affair from | re ‘alifornia, Wisconsin, Washington, | Indiana and Ohio. Frank DuFrain,~ John Thors dr., S&S. M. Dudley and Helen Hunt, all of whom were active Similar trophies were awarded for the graduate with the largest family, graduate who is a grand- | mother, and graduate who is the | youngest of the class, as well as several others. E. C. Conwell, class president, announced that the class will gath- er again in 1960 for a 25th reunion. Members of the class who did not attend the recent reunion may write to the class in care of Pon- OPEN 3 NIGHTS to Mon., Fri., 9 end Set. @ FLAPJACK SANDALS Smart “nude look” footwear. Comfortable, cool, Cushion insole. Many colors. 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She won't like the idea one bit—even if she’s in one of her low moments over you. She won't want you to get away from her . until she sends you, I just might arouse her interest again and snap her into making an out-and-out play for yours. If that doesn’t do jt, use the summer vacation as an excuse for relaxing the steady part. Let her miss you. That will bring her around. (Copyright 1955) Colonial Unit Makes Plans for Summer Summer plans were made by the Colonial Group of First Con- gregationa] Church when members gathered at the Holly residence of Mrs. James Clark. A July luncheon will be held at the Maceday Lake summer home of Mrs, Frank Kirby, and in Aug- ust the group will hold its Men's Night picnic at Mrs. D. R. Wil- son’s summer home at Watkins Lake. Chairman of the day for the re- cent meeting was Mrs. Elwood Bigler, assisted by Mrs. Ross Nelse Knudsen and Mrs. Fred | Voelker, Devotions were given by | Mrs. P. J. Vierieck. 7 BARBARA LYNN MAY Among 261 graduates receiving their diplomas at June 11 com- mencement exercises at Michigan State Normal College was Barbara Lynn May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. May of Dixie highway. In addition to her B.A. degree,. she received a fellowship | from the University of Michigan | and will teach undergraduates in the chemistry department there | while working for her Master's “On our last two dates al : MRS. BIRMINGHAM — At a 4:30 o’clock wedding in Christ Church Cranbrook Saturday afternoon Margaret Susan Halsted, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall | Halsted of Fairfax road, became the bride of Charles A. Persons Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walls, Mrs. John Greenlea, Mrs. Charles A. Persons of Elyria; Ohio. | The bride wore a gown of white pure silk taffeta, fashioned with a fitted bodice and yoke of Alencon | lace embroidered with seed pearis and sequins. The skirt was prin- cess in front and swept to a long | court train. i An heirloom lace cap held a long silk Ulusion veil and her bouquet was a semi-cascade of fleur d’amour and snowdrift chrysanthemums -centered with eyrripedium orchids. Mrs. Richard L. “Halsted, the bride’s sister-lin-law, was matron of honor, and bridesmaids includ- ed Mrs. Lee Hanson of Puerto ‘| Rico, Emily Milham of Kalama- zoo, Mrs. Robin Ewen and Bar- bara Hitt of Birmingham and Mrs. George Persons of Elyria, Ohio. ALL WEAR ORGANDY dered organdy over pink taffeta with large pink sashes forming bows in back. They wore small pink geranium nosegays. the bride, was flower girl, dressed in miniature like the attendants. She carried a basket of Demure roses. George F. Persons was his bréther’s best man, and ushers included David J. Persons, Thomas A. Halsted, brothers of the bride, Charies M. Hyman, Arthur L. Collins and William Tattersall, all of Elyria. ‘Mrs. Halsted wore a French gray lace sheath with a small) |dusty pink hat and white orchids pinned to her purse. Mrs. Persons gown was of dusty | They all wore white embrot- oa pink horsehair hats and carried Wendy Strawbridge, cousin of | Richard Lynn Halsted and |g Christ Church Cranbrook was the setting for the wedding Saturday of Susan Halsted and Charles ‘A. Persons Jr. Her parents are the Robert M. Halsteds of Birmingham, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Persons of Elyria, Ohio, CHARLES A, PERSONS JR. Margaret S. Halsted Wed in Cranbrook Ceremony rose peau de soie and her hat of matching tulle. Her orchids were also pinned to her purse. -- RECEPTION AT LAKE A reception was given at Or- chard Lake Country Club. After a wedding trip to Banff and Lake Louise, the couple will live in Elyria. For traveling the bride wore an Eton jacket dress with a red hat. 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The guests included Dick Rey- nolds, Mrs. S. H. Reynolds, Amy Brackstone and Mr. and Mrs. Leon V. Belknap of Pontiac. Also attending were Mr. and | Mrs. Nell G. Brackstone of Lane-| ing; Mr. and Mrs. Robert N.| Brackston of Royal Oak, Dr. and | Mrs. John B. Morton of Detroit, | Coming Events Quick Gewing Circle will meet Wednes day et 2 pm, with Alice O'Dea, 110 Whittemore St. Weleome Rebekah Priendship Circle wil) meet Wednesday with Mrs. Free. man Moyer, 8@ Murphy Sst cooperative luncheon Core M. Bves Tent for noon Hive 247, of the ‘Tuesday Anniversary and Mr and Mrs. Robert G. Mott, Gail and Roger Mott all of Pleas- ant Ridge. Officers Installed by Eagles 1230 and Auxiliary A joint installation of officers (was held recently when mem- bers of the Fraterna) Order of Eagles 1230 and the Ladies Aux- |(fary gathered on Montcalm i street. Officiating as grand installing officers were William Hazelwood, state aerie conductor, and Albert Millett. state inside guard. * ” Ld] Mrs. Jimmy Cloutier is junior past ~— of the syxiliary. Mra, Robbins is presi- dent; mk Martin Bacak is vice president; Mrs. Jerry Smith ts chaplain and Mrs, Albert Mallett ts secretary. Mrs, Richard Magerman is the | (easurer; Florence Mallett is con- ductor; Mrs. Clarence Farnsworth |: | is inside guard and Mrs. Elmer will take at tor to be a. ‘or Oakland County Aste. Jones is outside guard. ball Ausiary 25, wil mat, Wednesda) ay proses Uy Bowe CO oh reed sire! Witipes Unrens & aieeas meeting at Legion enjof the trustees, with Margery Suateoame dase os Dodes and Mrs. Eugene Gross as- pe, ABBE pt [stn ee ir hey Lg pent ead ag waned tad partiel Elmer Jones is worthy past = * Detroit television show ef the aerie, William WILLIAM K. COWIE; } Practical. 378 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE ¢-£857 ~ Wright is worthy president; Lat- trel' Graham, vice president; Bert Cox, chaplain; Albert Mal- | lett, seeretary, and William Hol- Raymond Strahan is conductor; Jess: Wright. inside guard; Moses | Stopita, outside guard, and Floyd | Light, trustee. se "=" Day, Half-Day TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING and other For Immediate Information W 7 W. Lawrence St. SUMMER TERM NOW STARTING! STENOTYPE and STENOGRAPH (Machine Shorthand) COMPTOMETER and CALCULATOR — Big Demand for Graduates — Permanent, Free Employment Service VETERAN APPROVED and Evening SHORTHAND ACCOUNTING subjects abdul tite, Call or Return This Ad seeeereee rr ee Phone FE 2-3551 ye a OG Bae Ts Suariden of Ottawa drive examined eal. as seubatned after the two day affair one of the regatta trophies with Gov. G.| held at Oakland County Boat Club Mennen Wilkams. Spectators were tan as| Two Hostesses Give Shower for Bride-Elect ’ Jane Webster and Mary Drake were hostesses at a shower given at the former’s Sylvan Lake home for Maureen Sweetman, who will’ xchange nuptial vows with Homer arrison on June 25 at St. Vin- cent de Paul Church. * * s The honoree is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Raymond Sweetman of Watkins Lake and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison of Florence avenue. _ Guests at the recent party were Mrs. Sweetman and Mrs. Harri- son, Mrs. Phillip Cooper, Mrs. Robert Harris, Margaret Colfer, do Ann Dennen, Mary Kline and Patricia Humphreys. Others were Jeanne Zimmerman. Elaine Monroe, Geraldine Luna, | Merle Federico, | Marlene Daly, Ruth Slavin, Donna Ritter, Sue Barks, Judy Heck and Gayle Have TH E > Really Want to Look Smart... Through Summer Heat? N EW Casual . PERMANENT WAVE at Jane Lee's Se 1! Joyner. Sorority Elects New Officers Forma! installation of officers was coupled with initiation cere- monies at a dinner held by Psi Chapter of Sigma Beta sorority at Rotunda Inn. New officers will be Mrs. Eddie O’Brien, president; Mrs. Thomas Thornberry, vice president; Mrs. DeVere Games, charity chairman; Mrs. Eugene Russell, treasurer; Mrs. Raymond Meggitt. cor responding secretary and Mrs. Morgan Siple, editor. Jean Sheridan is recording sec- retary and Mrs. Walter Woods will serve as parliamentarian. Mrs. O’Brien and Mrs, Games the recent initiation ceremony for new members Mrs. Joseph Mooney and Mrs. James DeF lorio. If you are a member of the hostess committee for a party given by a club or organization, be sure you do your share of the work. All too often the chairman ~ Latest 144 Oakland Ave. MILLER’S-144 Oakland Ave. e _ 9 Miller’s-- Saves You Many Dollars on All New Furniture ‘ of Recognized Quality! Lasting Satisfaction! Convenient Terms! 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Widener, found wandering in a nearby field after the collision, was booked on a charge of leaving the scene of a personal injury accident. EEP YOUR — a a a a me me AND SEE HOW porwr... ay Oral omh —_ > . ~ At FREE PARKING : ioe Main Office and Plant: 944 West Huron 1536 Union Lake Rd., Opposite Ciroux 4313 W. Walton Blvd. at Seshabaw 316 Pontiac Trail, Next to Coffee Cup, Walled Lake BOOS Orchard Lake at Light, Keege Harbor’ 188 N. Johnson at State At WKC IN OUR: REFRIGERATED STORAGE! ALL GARMENTS INSURED! We Invite You to Visit Our 2 Large Refrigerated Storage Vaults GOOD STORAGE REALLY iS— Furs as Low as $4.00 — Woolens 75c STORE HOURS: - For Your Convenience The Muren Cleaners’ Main Office Will Be Open from 7:30 A. M. te 8:00 P. M. < will Pay Parking Meter in Lake Ore ead Oxford Sta-Nu Is Exclusive in Pontiac and Suburbs at HURON DRY CLEANERS and SHIRT LAUNDRY 11- Neighborhood Stores to Serve You 731 North Perry at joslyn > ; 2297 Auburn Rd., Opposite Pontiac State Bank 14 Main $t., Clarkston 310 Main Street, Milford ; 59 $. Broadway at Front, Lake Orion . INEXPENSIVE FE 2-023! ante aneateensanen ry | End home to find his sons Thomas, | throat, wrists and groin. | pital last night. The King Coynty | Walled Lake. She is a graduate | _and double slaying. ; thrown on the bed of the older which they were riding was struck | @4 been slain in his crib. | Muskegon, | liam McAlonan, Detroit, state sur- | geon, VFW Auxiliary. |Launch U.N. Birthday THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 =e Mother Kills Tots, Self Husband Finds 2 Sons Murdered, Wife Dying in Dads’ ey Tragedy SEATTLE mA bleak and bloody Father's Day greeted 30- year-old Charles Reimers early yesterday. He returned to his small South 5, and Jerry, 1, battered and Stabbed to death. In another room he found his wife, Mrs. Josephine Reimers, with knife slashes in her | cl * * Mrs. Reimers, 29, eight months pregnant with twins, died in a Hos- sheriff's office called it a suicide Reimers, an airplane company employe, had been downtown. He said he stopped at a tavern before | heading home early yesterday | morning. He found the two beys slashed with a knife. Authorities said apparently the younger boy then thrown on the bed of the older boy, also slain. * * * Reimers said he and his. wife| had not quarrelled. But he told of- | licers she had been despondent. Reimers had just finished a| fence about his modest home Sat- | urday afternoon. Toys belonging | to the two boys still were scat- tered in the yard. Last evening he left his home| “to get away from the memories”’ and moved in with friends. It was Father's Day. But he| said simply: “I'm homeless now." Royal Oak Man to Head State VFW TRAVERSE CITY ® — Don N. Draher of Royal Oak, a Navy Sea- bee veteran, was elected state com- mander of the Veterans of For- eign Wars at the group's 36th annual encampment -éreparae Other officers elected Max C. McCarn, Mason, senior vice commarider; Howard Barhitte. | junior vice command. | er; Christie J. Braun, Lansing, | quartermaster; Charles Gallagher, | Detroit, judge advocate; Dr. Wil- and the Rev...Herman S. | Kolenda, Cedar, chaplain. Mrs.-Francis Hugener of Detroit was named state president of the Prayers of 6 Faiths SAN FRANCISCO (INS)—Repre- sentatives of the world’s six lead- ing religions offered prayers for peace yesterday in an impressive _to Hear Township Report festival of faith at San Francisco's Cow Palace. Some 15,000 persons heard the many-languaged prayers of Chris- tians, Jews, Moslems, Buddhists, Hindus and the followers of Con- fucius in the ceremony held in connection with the 10th anniver- sary\meeting of the United Na- tions. \ West Bloomfield Dems WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP — The township government committee is scheduled to report at the 8 p.m. tomorrow meeting of the West Bloomfield Township Democratic Club. The meeting will be held in the home of the chairman, , &S be shown by GMC. ~— > hy esfa Other GMC exhibits include a cutaway diesel engine showing the various principles involved in its two-cycle operation. A cutaway Hydra-Matic transmission, a Vee-Drive bus exhibit, a SS ee OO . va AP POWERAMA MODEL—A model of the GM Powerama, which will | and Semon Knudsen, general manager of Detroit Diesel Division. GMC open in Chicago for 24 days beginning Aug. 31, is inspected by P. J. of the GMC Truck and Coach Di- vision; C. R. Osborn, vice president in charge of GM's engine group; | | |and other exhibits in the Powerama. - Truck will have a large number of Diesel-powered trucks and coaches oe ATTEND FIRE GOLLEGE—Among the firefight- | Frank G. Beattie, Pontiac; Gerald Henshaw, Sut- ers from throughout the state attending the 27th | tons Bay; Teno Vandewater, Holland; John L. Mon- annual fire college at the University of Michigan) roe, Pontiac; Robert Gravelle, Pontiac; and Prentice last week were the following, ‘shown attending a/P. Sheldon, lieutenant in the Kalamazoo Fire Dept., lecture on the use of fire hose: from left to right, | course instructor. By TOM BUCHANAN flies where there is little or no Marital difficulties which some-} money, time lead to divorces occur in| Whatever the case, some mar- wealthy homes, as well as in fam-! riage difficulties are peculiar ones, WHAT’S MY LINE? INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is reloted to my work. Un- cesar ey ged bad laces Corel? Los Anewer oppeors under arrow, reading downword. * | oe ¢« oe @ @ «eee . . 4 Most Marital Difficulties Can Be Solved according to Cadman Prout, county friend of the court. Cause of major spats between husbands and wiv: can. sometimes be solved, if parties concerned are willing ra get to the root of the difficulties, Prout says. However, many of them either don’t want to bring them to light, | they’re too close to the situation. Prout’s office handles divorce cases where children are involved, and assists the circuit court by x Ps * Saver Adenauer. Agrees With Western Attitude BONN, Germany #—West Ger- man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer got back to his homework today Air Being Sold for Skyscrapers New Buildings Planned for Space Over City Railroad Yards NEW YORK (®—Today’s sky- scrapers—airy castles of glass, steel or aluminum, some walking on stilts—are giving our cities a new look. 1-gleaming-facades~ mirror |~ our changing times and way of life. In their train come new prob- lems of crowding and traffic jams, ot lunch hour rushes for counter stools. * s * Builders seek to grub the max- imum yield out of each square foot of scarce land space in crowd- ed business centers—even out of the air above land put to some other fundamental use such as rail- road yards, or super traffic ex- pressways. e Use of air space isn’t new. The Waldorf Astoria, other hotels, many luxury apartment houses and tall office buildings are astride the yards of Grand Central Sta- tion. New York’s huge Central Post Office is built on steel stilts over the rail yards near Pennsylvania Station. s * * Now the rush to find office space for America’s fast. expanding giants of industry is sparking a new set of plans to use air rights. New York Central and the New Haven Railroad talk of replacing Grand Central Station with an un- derground utility passenger station in preparation for a possible meet- ing with the Russians. The 79-year-old Chancellor re- turned home last night from a strenuous week of visits in Wash- ington, New York and London dur- ing which he assured top Western statesmen of his government's loyalty to the Atlantic Alliance. * ¢ ® He declared on arrival that West German views on such coming de- velopments ag the Big Four ‘‘sum- mit” conference ‘‘coincide fully with those of President Eisenhow- er, Secretary of State Dulles and Prime Minister Eden.” 2 * tired by his eight Evidently © days of traveling, Adenauer had | to be reminded by his new for- eign minister, Heinrich von Bren- tano, of the French. He stepped back to the micro- phone to describe French-German relations as ‘extraordinarily’ heartfelt.” He said he had “very useful .and. important discussions’; in Washington. In London yesterday, he said, he and Eden ‘ ‘discussed the whole present Stasi in full frankness.” 4 * * On his trip, Adenauer stressed publicly that his government will “remain a good partner to the visit the Soviets until after the West’’ even though he he will “prob- ,abty”* accept the Russian invita- tion to go to Moscow to disctiss establishing trade and diplomatic rejations. He indicated that he would not Big Four talks in July. But a Lon- don report last night suggested that the British think it might be a good idea for him to sound out Moscow intentions before the Ge- neva conference. * «© ® ; That this and other ideds are to be followed up was indicated by a joint Adenauer-Eden state- ment that they plan further ex- measure the sincerity of Russian intentions in apparently Art| | | 3 i ; Uy: . ‘ a rz a 2 | NEW GENERATIO: ¥\" ie 44 4. f Aly oes LA. AP { . of deer quauualions Gal they have grown another generation with the recent arrival of Janette | Miami, Fla. (left). Holding the vat) are Janette’s great-grandfather Harris (sleeping), daughter of Mrs. Sonya Harris of Lake Orion (far Myr! Peck, of Clarkston, and the grandfather, Edward Peck, of Lake right). The new harincetsemcsnall Mrs, Harry Middleton of | Orion. Extradition Process Long, Involved d By BURDETT C. STODDARD When a maf is arrested outside the state for a criminal offense committed in Oakland County and refuses to waive extradition, Pros- ecutor Frederick Cc Ziem heaves a sigh, - It means the prosecutor's office will have to go through the long ,extradition process. who makes the final decision on whether extradition will be sought. . “ the county clerk’s affidavits are . valid by including one stating that. the county is the county ‘clerk, Pictures of charged are they are genuine, E 1° The he believes made are it|that he asks the person's for criminal The governor ii ef t THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 JUNIOR EDITORS - Manager of our Repair De- partment has for years served Pontiac patrons faithfully and dependably. , cle ‘| ‘your fine watch a © ‘i «precise timer is xx tes cm PN oe, eZ * a LPL eer aes Sf) , SL ROE Pe) Pe, | 2 ntee bo! SEEN OUR BIRD FRIENDS—6 The Kingbird - One good way to learn about birds is to joins a Junior Audubon Club. When classes start again, ask your teacher whether your school has one. Club members get printed leaflets describing common birds . and containing their pictures. Another way is to'go to the library and ask for books about birds. {5 , sy «| = v, yea Ves REPAIR Pride of workman- 4 q that keeps | what we offer. JEWELRY REPAIRING {# and Remodeling | when you are young. probably got his name because he is so tough. Or find an older person who knows birds and get him to help you. | Studying birds can be fun-ail your life. That makes it better in some | ways even than football or basketball, which are best as hobbies | If you live in the country or near the edge of ‘town you probably ment. It's members are elected | for—six-year terms, with half the | group named each three years. It French Senators — Returned to Office sang ee te Som af > |Nant assembly, PARIS @®—Half .of France's up| The electing was done by depu- per house was renewed yesterday | ties of the lower house, members| in the natioh’s biggest electoral | of the municipal couricils, mem- | test before the 1956 national as bers of regional councils and some }}™ sembly. elections. “The — results supplementary electors represent- showed little change in the politi-| ing larger towns. . cal climate, with the major French | parties swapping only six seats so far. COMPTOMETER Specializing in the Training of Comptometer Operators— — NEW DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. FORM EVERY WEEK—ENROLL NOW | individual and Group Instruction Demand for Operators Continues Steadily Free Lifetime Placement Service THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 314 Hubbard Bidg. FE 2-1611 Return Coupen Below for FREE Literatere. Broken Bottle Fatality The vote for members of the; QUINCY, Mass, (*—Mrs, Elea-’ Council of the Republic (Senate) | nor Sullivan, 56, dropped a bottle went almost unnoticed. It was an of liquid on .the kitchen floor. She indirect election with the public | slipped ori the liquid and landed having no part. : ;On the broken bottle, opening 4) The Senate is the advisory up-| nine-inch fatal gash on her leg. | per house of the French parlia-' an autopsy revealed. PTETTTTTICTI TTT re LEWIS---Fine Furniture COOLING COMFORT ANY ae SF »u can have cool com n BIG fans that i f est qr The Although only 8 or 9 inches long, he does not hesitate to attack hawks and Myers | a F ‘ olalare Mlalelenielalet Mel aay] oll ams 1 me Tel-Huren Center tremendous purchase t brings the price y y = actually save uU to 4i hy Fri, Sat, Color his back grey and put a little red patch on the top of his head. It’s there, although you cannot see ft very often. : Americans Make Things. ee _ —— ‘el Open “Ul © P.M. 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An executive looking for ste- who can spell might do to hire a deaf one. 4s a matter of fact, many em- mal hearing often learn to spell the 66 basic sounds of English speech by ear instead of by sight. Big crisig in industry note: Australian rabbits aren't multiply- ing as well ag they did—and that may add up to your paying a higher price for your hat, mister. The faraway bunnies have been riddled by a disease called myxo- matosis, and the price of their a has risen from $2 a rot to “If this keeps up we'll all be he Deaf Secretary to Get Good Spelling Adam Hat Meseiactwrors, Inc., which converts nearly 10 million Australian rabbit pelts a year into |: felt toppers. * * * It now takes about five skins to make a hat, but as a result of the disease epidemic the Austral- ian hoppers are growing smaller and soon it may take six to eight. Parrell’s plant is in Corsicana, Tex., where plenty of wild rabbits |: abound nearby. But this is no con- solation to him, ‘ * * s | spend almost as much time in wearing beavers .again.” Benjamin Parrell , president says I. SAVE *100 on brand-new “a Bore Regular Price $419.95 Our special Price im Gus wate-e oveme bd 4 eettgueatie & Rome & One | @ 80 the. Food Freeser Capacity @ Automatic Temperature Control by Norge WEATH-2-GARD. Aute- motic defrosting, toe BUSSARD 84 Oakland Ave. REFRIGERATOR adilaadainy 31 g's LOOK what you get in a '55 NORGE © Outed Gucmpe pots for dairy products, fru, tall quert bettles, etc. @ Twin Perceloin Crispers with plese shelf cover ELECTRIC FE 2-6445 Open Daily 8-5:30—Fri. & Mon. ‘til 9 P. M. Sunburn Pain Disappears Smooth Tan Emerges “They're Texas jack rabbits and no good for hats,” - said. ‘*Too tough.” Is there a magiclan fn the | | house? 4 Almanac editorial: Many of our | readers have complained that the TSth anniversary of Thomas A. Edison's invention of the electric light caught them flat-footed, and they didn't have time to get prop- oy Re & thw te ion. have let us in on another closely held secret—next Aug. Ist is the 25th anniversary of the photoflash bulb in America. * ° Now is the time to start planning | your own celebration of this his- toric, event, Why don't you and iall the. time') i ‘minutes away ‘trom home on the return trip when their car and & tractor-trailer collided and all three were killed. Story Mowe Personal . DAYTON, Ohio rs — Reporter Tony Svet interviewed a _ pacing» father outside Miami Valley Hos- . : , | pital's maternity ward “yesterday, Poppie First Papa He had just started writing his WAUKESHA, Wis. —The first story, a Father’s Day feature for man in Waukesha County to. be- the Journal Herald, when @ call come a papa on Father's - Day from Mrs, Svet sent him. scurry- h- | ing. He was soon pacing the same |hospital corridor. It, was a, boy,! arg] Svet finished his teatuie—with personal touches. ‘Widowed Sisters Killed Nearing Home After Fete RICHMOND, Va. ® — Saturday had been one of the gayest days in years for Mrs. Emma Chapin, 87; Mrs. Florence Gray, 85, and Mrs. Josephine’ Gresham, 75, wi- dowed sisters, They motored ‘down to Dunn, N.C., for the wedding of Mrs. Chapin's granddaughter to an air force lieutenant. Yesterday they were only a fe w | In the Medium -Price Field- a head of its class in everything... © The Chpper leads its field in size where it counts! Ontside, ‘your neighbors hold. a block party in tribute to the dear old flash- bulb? Incidentally, now that Americans ~The cheer-up dept: Do you al- ways fee] lost on Blue Monday? Well, hére’s a quote from Matthew Arnold to carry. you through the week: “Resolve to be thyself: and know, that he who finds himself, loses his misery. was appropriately enough, Ric ard Poppie. His son weighed in at 8 pounce 6 ounces. automobiles as:.they do in their homes, did you know motor cars now uSe more light bulbs than houses do? * * * The average motor car had only 544 bulbs in 1925, mow has 22.8 (one 1955 mode] has %2!). The typical home contains only about | 19. (And if your houge’ is like mine, they all seemed to be turned on) ‘) nearly 18 feet of impressive glamour. Inside, wncramped. ri . uncrowded space for hips, legs, heads and shoulders! i POWER oe Clipper’s 245 and 225 horsepower V-8 engines develop more power than any other medium-priced car! tei Odd jobs department: . Richard and Edith Barstow, the brether sister team of Choreographers, say the most difficult job of their career was plotting steps for the 50 dancing elephants in the Ring- ling Bros. Cireus.- The problem they had to overcome: nsmet__vvoea EVERY . CHECK CHOICE : SEAT A ‘ Hhember of Teh eM cme Pree Por Mgket 8 cpm : RESERVED ; 3 SEAT! ; Vote! Amount of Check or Maney Order 4. : e ‘ $1.50, 2.00,290, + 0) ' 4 _- ne elses 5 PLEASE PRINT OR WAITE PLAINLY ‘ © smneeee ’ cer your PICK OF THE } ory 4 ' , MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY! (NEVER MAIL CASH | Be sure to indicate whether sfternoca or eve Sew corte Baeins Ors. Coons. SCHOOL Family Nights Monday and Tuesday DRIVE WITH CARE Woodward at Square Lake Road IS OUT! Lights mean little to a little fellow. Be a ‘Big Fellow’ and watch out for him, ‘til he’s big enough to watch out for himself. Big Fellow — Little Fellow —-for a snack — or a meal they all like... =r DOOIaa. rz even if the final compromise goes ; nearly 1% billion dollars a year, | in addition to a 50 per cent in- | | crease to $22,500 a year for Con- | boosts for federal judges. | million a year. | slipped into deep water last sum- | mer | the law, Q Expect Fast OK on-Federal Pay House Passage Seen on 7%2 Per Cent Hike for U.S. Employes WASHINGTON «—House lead- ers called up for expected quick passage today a bill to give more than a million rank-and-file gov- ernment workers a 742 per cent pay raise, That would add 325 mil- lion to the federal payroll. There was no sign of organized opposition, The Senate has voted a 10 per cent raise, and Howse advocates of higher pay were aiming to win | their 8 per cent goal in the com- promise which must be worked out later by Senate and House conferees. _ * * * House leaders were clearly in no mood for a repeat of the long battle over increases for the 500,- 000 postal workers. This fight ran into a veto by President Eisen- hower before Congress gave ground and settled on an average | 8 per cent raise. Although the 7'2 per cent hike | for classified, government workers | was more than Eisenhower asked, leaders did not anticipate a veto | up to 8 per cent ° * Enactment of the pay bill retro- * active to March 1 will complete | a round of federal wage increases voted by this Congress totaling | gress members and substantial Career military personnel were voted incentiv pay increases ranging from 6 to 25 per cent, and totaling an estimated 734 mil- lion dollars a year. Postal work- ers next won an average 8 per cent increase amounting to 165 | National Court of Honor | Award Given Texas Scout DALLAS, Tex, ®—Robert Web- ster, 14-year-old Dallas Boy Scout, last night was honored with a heroism award from the National Court of Honor of the scouts In a ceremony at the city’s | West Shore Presbyterian Church, | Webster was recognized for sav- | ing his 16-year-old sister when she | at Lake Whitney in central Texas. Just a Sane Errot DETROIT —Mrs. Maxine Met zen agreed to Jet her 13-year-old son, Edward Jr., take the wheel | of the family car yesterday. accelerator, The car shot across smashed an 8-foot pic-| ture window in the home of a! | neighbor and came to a halt half- | way in the living room. | was estimated at $5,000. Damage < II AAAZ ZA N Keego Theater © . y MD whol “COUNTRY GIRL” Starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly | \ —ALSO— “THE LONE GUN” CL nhoantlond an boa bored Se | Starring _George Montgomery, _ Dorothy Malone Yule Tree Kept Ail Year | stars. \the Duffs readily admit. | plan to capitalize on their stormy | | Marriage with a | Christmas tree figures. ; Wav. He | get, was to drive the car up the drive-| We. had such a wonderful time way into the garage, but he ap-| that we wished the Ghristmas spir- | parently confused the brake and/ it could extend through the whole | year. | | t f FASHION FLIGHT — Dress of staal surah with ‘aris eile | white collar is modeled during fashion show held aboard plane from Rome to —— rn Italy and bac = | Hollywood Headlines , British Define Ideal Secretary. private secretary, ‘harried business tycoon, business office. ies the Commercial Educational Committe, of the London Cham- ber of Corhmerce has defined the qualifications of this paragon. Now | by early 1956. Expect to Turn Out Perfect Office Help, by New Program LONDON NS) — The perfect dream of every | may be| After months of painstaking stud- he committee hopes to turn per- ect secretaries out by the score The committee has published | specimens of the first examina- | tion for its “Private Secretary's | Diploma” to be held next spring. | Candidates must be at least 20 years old and the committee warned that a “high standard of achievement will be ex. pected." The exdmination, which takes | | ten hours. includes the production | of a report, a summary or min- | ites of a 20-minute sound-film of a meeting. debate or lecture Requirements also include fur- | at Home of Howard Dutts By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD w& — This is the story of Ida Lupino and Howard Duff, a Christmas tree in June and a battling couple of married | delinquents who lacked the Christ- mas spirit stripped the lights out | of the bushes and trees. The TV show will be made by the highly successful Four Star Productions. In addition, Ida and Howard have joined with her ex- husband, Collier Young, in Are Productions, which’ has plans for both TV and theater movies. How-do they work together? Fine,’ they both agreed. They | made one film together before they | married, two or three since. At | series that! present both are in “News is Made | | at Night.”’ but they have no scenes | | together. \ Originally it was to be called}; = = “Mr. and Mrs.?" Now they're} seeking rights to the title “His and Hers.” Ida and Howard will por-| tray film stars whose profession- | al and private lives are far from serene, | What about the Duffs them-! selves? They seem the picture of | domestic bliss. That's where the) No, Ida and Howard are not the pair, Not in real-life, anyway. “Our own marriage is in fine) shape,’’ says Ida, knocking on the | nearest wood. “Twas fot always 86, as readers | of gossip columns can attest and} Now they | TV sounds like a natural * * * Visitors to their spacious bun- | galow near the Riviera Golf Course are startled to find a large white Christmas tree in the front hall- | Decorafed and everything. “It's like this,"” Ida explained. “Last December was our first real | | Christmas together—Howard, Brid- | (their three-year-old) and <| ! : See it and you'll say = IT’S GREAT! . * * “That gave us the idea of keep- ing the tree up. It has worked wonders Everything has been ee py ever since.’ They also decided to keep their outdoor Yuletide lights up the year | around, turning them on for spe-, cial occasions. But some maven Delivers Her Own Child | . CHARLOTTE, N.C. (® — Mrs. | Frances Allman, 35, delivered her | own baby at her home here last | night and then held it in her arms ALAN LADD 15 minutes until ambulance at- | JEAN ARTHUR tendants arrived, severed the. VAN HEFLIN | ubilical cord, and took both to a. _ permet host vital. Later the mother and her | —ALSO— 8 pound 1 ounce daughter were reported doing fine. | LT. MONAGHAN, wanted the PONT ie Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. N. of Telegraph. 7__NOW SHOWING _ 74 truth, no matter who got hurt! - WILLIAM WYLER’S production OF SIDNEY KINGSLEY'S DETECTIVE STORY Ac: *; FE 5-4500 TONIGHT nishing the boss with a witty and forceful speech for a staff dinter while. discreetly cutting the chair- ee 450-word address. to 150. Having hurdied those obstacles the Perfect Private Secretary should then be able to know such things as hew to placate an irate correspondent who complains that a check has not reached him, and ; where to find yesterday's stock | Quotations Horoscope Backfires PHOENIX, Ariz. «#—Police ar- rested a 3-y ear-old man struggling | | available soon for every British| with a woman in a downtown al-| ley last night and booked him for | investigation of attempted rape. In| his pocket was a scrap of paper -Par firing brought Tom Draper scored 7 points, beating| °"4 Perry Byard of Red Run CASHIN ON | YOUR |” FORD DEALERS : round vitational tournament Sunday. The veteran Red Rurthers downed Dick Wibel of Bloomfield Solunar Tables By JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT calculated for this area, best times for fishing for today and Tuesday are as follows: Teter’ ue. M oe Majoe Minor Majer 48 118 147 8. Saginew re 54101) “Yi, PM. 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Wibel missed a 2%%-foot put on the 6th and Draper-Byard were 4up. eh on , The Wibel-Olfs team cut one hole from the deficit on the Tth with a birdie and threatened to come back strong by winning the 10th with another “bird,” while both Byard’ and Draper hit poor trap shots, Wibel caught a trap on the * * * _ closed out 16th with another __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE .20;-1955 in Pine Lake Tourney very close as 5 ‘of the 6 title settos were decided by 1l-up margins, 2 in “sudden death” extra holes. The : , 4 | SkiPPER, M2. PAGE, etme: ‘A (INS)—Presence of 4 , = ty) ; > ROMANTICAL ‘BOUT ae ‘three Americans in Russian prison ; Lid *, Tw AGELESS CURRENT OF ~ THIS LIL OL CREEK. THE M/66/66/PP/._ £ ‘The . greeted by Chancellor Julius Raab on their arrival at a nearby Wiener Neustadt, reported. seeing Mike . , Finegage of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Air -' Foree Capt. Jimmy Hopkins {hometown not given), and Capt. Jimmy Fabian (hometown not giv- en). The Austrians said U.S. Diplo- mat Charley Brown died in 1952 at Camp Werchny. Finegage was reported to have been arrested in Prague in 1348 : ! -s = and now located at Camp Alex- ME GO are WHY NOT: Ne 4 androfsky Centrale. Hopkins was TO MOO W 30T SOM “4 reported at Camp Werchny and WELL, YOUR HIGHNESS, THERES | THIS? OH, THERE THAT NO Fablan at Schur. : | NO REASON WHY YOU CAN'T / NO, I OTHER KING'S - GO BACK TO MOO RIGHT -~ COULDN'T! A_- GOT..OR EVER Some sportsmen consider the —=7p fe LL - eyes and torigues of fish as detica- ‘ . WAY HAVE! - cies. Honey! Look! My first blister! =. a J 6 ‘ = > BOARDING HOUSE 2! if “ei | KAT TONE! PERFECT! Neale wohs, oy AMOS! THE ANEWER Fi icte AMOS! WCALSE SAUCE IS AN ow. P no. TO YOUR RIDDLE 13 THE FAMILIAR]? UNLIKELY DISH TO {| | IRA < PSII @ 1S: {| SET BEFORE A | | kh att ee % C aOorOe = s - |NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller 3 | , : Saeeiane 6 MY WELL,IL ATE PART OCOLATE i= OF IT AND IT WAS OH, OH--- AUNT FRITZ! 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I NEVER SAW SO MANY THINGS — WITH HANDLES ON "EM IN MY LIFE-- AN’ MY FOLKS 1S BUYIN’ A FARM WITH ALL THESE KID KILLERS! wR 4 Tu = 7 My > AND THEYRE AND THEY THINK ATS A [/] 16 1, —_ | SAVING WW SST J] SUPER WEA - AND SO HOW ? iy ASD -GOOTS 11 WAS TALMING WITH |] A FEW DANS = WS ALL SEYTLED = \F | STEP ~ AND WIS PARENTS ARE AND L_ ASKED WS OWAY WITH YOO |. 4 YAWING WIM OD A TOUR OF FX COULD AWD ROO! 1S Ww? Sh yy OH, SURE, BILLY’ SEE, 1 DONT EVEN HAVE A HOOK ON GOLLY, GRANOMA, YOU KNOW *| THERE ARE NO FISH IN THAT LITTLE MUDHOLE .’’ voy and Strieber rr 3 Pe iy | Sweetens _ PROFITABLE 4 the OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section % Take advantage of this easy way e to solve ail your buying end sell- , ing problems. Td . DONALD DUCK Breath To Place Your za Y eek ah! >| WANT AD Healthful DIAL FE 2-8181 THE PON TIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 i i ~ Market Shows Modest Rises NEW YORK ® — The stock market advanced modestly today with all sections participating Gains were small, it is true, but there were few minus signs in the list. Only a handful of stocks ad- vanced more than a point. The rise was in line with the steady forward march the market has been making in recent weeks and especially in the last two weeks when it has scored repeated new record high marks. Last week the market was higher for the fifth straight week, The Associated Press average Of 60 stocks was up 60 cents at $171.30, a new high. Here are a few blocks on the .tape early in the session: Ashland Oil 4,000 up % at 17, ie ‘Portland Cement 1 000 up 2 at 68%, Gimbel Bros., 7,900 off % at 27%, American Airlines 1,000 up % at 28%, Standard Oil (NJ) 1,000 up: % at 120%, U. S. Steel | MARKETS | ‘~ Produce DETROIT PRODUCE DETROIT, June 20 (UP) — Wholesale prices of No 1 @rade on the — farm- ers’ markets as reported by the Bureau a ng Northern Spy, 3.28-3.75 ults: Apples, 1 ney Teed, 4.00 b bu “Cherries bu; Steele's reat erate: sour, 450- sweet, 7.50-8.00 Se A 1s. < 1S = Sparagus, .15- $5 dow : Cabbage, 90-1.00 bu; cabbage 425 bu. Cauliflower, 2.25-2 fy. 126-1 doz be Cel. 245 doe. < bi, 1.00- radishes, summer ig-bu Ib bskt. Turhips, 90-125 4 yh prt Cabbage. 1 00-1 Pris bu. Collard, 180 bu ale, 1.00-1.50 bu. Sorrell, lee. 125 bu. Turnip, 75-85 12 Mustard, 1$-85 bu. Spinach, 75-1.25 b Lettuce and salad ‘hin End: 175 bu Escarole, Bibb, 85-100 pk Rant 3.18 3-deos ate: head, . leaf, 1,06-1.25 bu. u. ve, 1.35- Lettuce, 3.25- let- 18- lettuce, head 1.86-2.00 bu; Romaine, CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO, June 20 rol aes: ae rivals old stock §, new track 68 old steck, 430 now eoeh total U.S. shipments Friday 1,011, Saturday $23 and Sunday 14. Old stock sup lies insufficient to establish « i = Spent eee 425-435. Arizona round reds 10- Grain Market Fairly Steady CHICAGO w — Wheat and rye were weak on the Board of Trade —. but the rest of the market was fairly steady. Wheat was burdened by the new crop coming: onto “the market, much of it in poor storing condi- | tion, and the forthcoming farmer referendum on wheat quotas Sat- urday. = Corn and soybeans recaleal Scanty assistance from sales or parcels of both products to actes over the weekend. Lard was at a standstill, During the first hour wheat was ‘se to ™s lower, July $1.97%; corn was unchanged to 43 higher, July $1.43; oats were unchanged to % lower, July 65%, and rye was % to % lower, July $1.03, Soybeans were unchanged to a cent lower, , July $2.44, and lard was 5 cents a hundred pounds higher on Sep- tember- at $12.80. Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN ~ |Pontiac Deaths Mrs. Roy C. Gerard — Mrs. ‘| Gerard, 63, of 167 So, Parke St today, She had bee The body is at t neral Home. Kirkby Mrs. Joseph J. (Nellie A.) Sunday at 10 a.m. Mo., she was the. daughter of chael and Catherine Furlong, the widow of Mr. McHenry. from Chicago 27 years ago. Pontiac Man Dies in Auto Acident Michael Catholic Church, Altar Society of the ehurch. bees. George Todoroff, Sr., 58, of 7500 Elizabeth Lake Rd. was dead upon admittance Sunday at 8 p.m. at Pontiac Genera! Hospitl following Roy C. (Florence Lucite) was dead upon admittance to 8t. Joseph Mercy Hospital at 1 a.m. Wl a year. Mrs. Joseph J. McHenry Henry, 75, of 245 Edison St. died at her resi- dence. She had been ill a month. Born May 4, 1880, at St. Louis, She attended Visitation Academy at St. Louis, and came to Pontiac Here she was a member of St. League of Catholic Women and the also was a-member of the Maca- Surviving are two sons and a. daughter, J. Howard McHenry of | Auburn Heights, Mrs. F. L. Hoover | and Eugene J. McHenry of Pon.- | tiac. Also surviving are a sister. Mrs. C. V. Jacobsen ‘Dies at Orion Home Mrs. Charles V. Jacobsen, 80, trother of Harold S. Jatobsen of Pontiac, died at her home, 545 S. Broadway in Lake Orion Sunday. Born in Newburgh, N.Y., Oct. 13, 1874, she was the widow. of | | Mr. Jacobsen and had resided in Oakland County 35 years. She was a member of the Lake Orion Methodist Church: Chapter 340, OES; the Lake Orion Woman's Club and Danish Sisterhood. Besides her son, Harold. she is Survived by another son, Herbert V. of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and a daughter, Mrs, Marie Rollings of Portland. Ore.;: seven grandchil- dren and two gréat-grandchildren. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Lake Orion Meth- odist Church. The Rev. Mont C. Oliver will officiate with burial in Rosland Park Cemetery at Royal Oak accident, illness or layoff; im- provements in health and welfare or pensidn programs; Sculey end canttion clometh ed oe Coes pecan Soom in all contracts. g a week when not working due t|He Waited Too Long . cpap tye A 8 ee IT’S THE a Ts Seg Citizens’ an FOR INSURANCE FE 4-0588 BRUMMETT -LINCICOME, Inc. 367 East Pike Street z Fu- Me- Mi- and the She The body is at the Allen Funeral Home at Lake Orion. Protection We've Ever Metal Workers Balloting | Offered! No RGA Naka te Fr on Strike Issue Today DENVER 125,000 | DETROIT EGGS INCLUDES. Free Personal Effects oy ‘coverage. Free Drive Other Car. Louis , and five grandchildren | 2.000 up % at 5044, Woolsworth James Kailty of St. cuic 4GO. June 20 ‘AP; — Opening, an automobile accident on West 1.100 up % at 49, and Western (INS) —Some METROIT June 20 ‘AP: Eggs fob | -. Huron Street at Genesee Ave. Damage to tires by vandals, and Union 1,500 up 14 at 26%. recy cases included federel-state areas 197% ee . é 203'5| Funeral will be Friday at 2 pm Rosary service will be Tuesday mertnbers of the International | many. many more. Check with Whites—Grade A Jumbo 47-30 weighted | Pe” aoe ‘= w OER eH seeoe- Leese | trom the Parsley’ Funeral Home at 8 p.m. at the Brace-Smith Fu-/Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter | us. New York Stock | eben needa 3g e eee ee wid te | Mar 77 << ":. 180s Mar 112% neral Home followed-by the funeral Workers begin voting today on a@ 0} cKS 42',. ‘medium 38-39 wid avg 38's, smell haa 193 Soybeans The Rev. R. C. Johnson, pastor of |.“ : : | 30 grade B large 38-39 wtd avg 39 1 Cer ~ Old Contracts a : < Wednesday at 9 a.m. in St. Mi- | nation-wide strike which could tie e e (Late Morning Quotations: | _Browns—Grade A jumbo 44-47 wtd avg Woot 142%, Jul Ae " 244 | First Nazarene Church at Howell chael Church. Burial will be inj up most domestic productian of h | | #5. large 40-43 wtd avg 40', medium 39 | g.,, 140", Sep 2 ‘will officiate. Buria! will follow at — se ; : ic o ie Au Retes... 33 Raateort” vas | song se freee BD) ree Merete Cee onan Pred bets Mpotdi or Park Cemetery at Water Mt. Hope Cemetery. copper, lead and zinc. : ° ine a a Be “Checks 28 er 136%. Jen connect” | | a e a — | The union is demanding a 20-cent - Call “BUD” AGENCY ‘ . roger see o i . re she = Ailschet | S32 (ERE BP ---- 184) Whites—Grade A eatra torge 0-41 | ZU ces M8 Nor. 288 in Bul June 0. 1895, | William A. Werner )an hour wage boost: “lost time H. R. Nicholie—H, Delos “Bud” Nicholie =o . aay LOF Glass $221 jarge 381,-40. medium 38-36 Dee er, Lar Born in garia June >, pay’ which provides that a work- 49 Me. Ch $e. Oppesite Post Oftice Ph. FE $-1201 Alem Am ..:.. 07S Lige & My |. 456| s0rroen meen ee POS | bees sete 28h) - 1200 jhe had resided in Oakland County} William A. Werner, 65, of 1800 | er will receive @ minimum of $60 : . AS pies “i Lech Aire as ese seaney frm Top quality 36 years, coming here from Flint. | Orchid St.. in Waterford Township, | —+ _ —— = SS a Am Oya os ak Lene comm. Se 3 | Metta mle supply fe tait) demand Surviving sre five sons and four | died Sunday in Pontiac General | " , am May & § “ee Lortilard 32.1] erate-priced offerings moving good and 0 ge a en ar | daughters Misses Geraldine and Hospital. He had been in ill health | - ‘ Am Mack Trk 26 | supplies short Undergrades ample and Ry te odo- | i ! Am Motors 10 Marsh Field .. 363] slower to clear at the high price love) Nancy, James and Donald T for two years. x ' Am Rad 270 Martin Ol.” 376 — ee wee os Sune ag, fott of Pontiac, Mrs. Lilhan Mar-| Born in Marshall County, Minn.. i D St 46 “hIC i sd. une ‘ . Am gmet |. A} Mesa Cp... ge| CMECAGO BUTTER axp scgs = (Shrine Temple, 22 ‘Stare seit of Longwood, Calif. Mrs.| Feb. &: 1890, he was the son of | aa Te ye teat Mane ch st steady, reeeipia 1 07 tue enolesaie buy: | Birthday dinner at 6:30. reserva- j Catherine demir ot Deayen | Edwerd A and Augusta Werner. | FOOD-O-MAT and da deb. Seg Meat Word .. 106 a aalts manana’ 8 score aA 06 1: | tions requested with Nuriel Smith, | Plans, George Jr. of Lake Orion, He had resided in Pontiac and | Anes W & C S86 Motor wheel 300|%2% 59 @9 © 83 |FE 4-8448 by Monday: ceremonial Theodore in the U.S. Navy at Port-) Waterford Township 28 years com. | SUPER MARKET ~ 49 Armeo Stl... 441 Mueller Br | 371| ,efes firm: fie keie oa S228 p m_ Bessie Howell, Scribe. land, Ore., and John in the U.S. ing here from Eveleth, Minn. He a neo 3 rey ae whites 69-699 per cen' A's 37 mixed —Adv. Marines in North Carolina. was a tool and die maker , - : 8 standards j - . . i a — — Atchison 149s Nat Cash R 403) Gils 313) clack. ye curtent 2: . . | Also surviving are a sister and| Besides his widow, the former | — : Au uote — joss S| compte 33 | News in Brief two brothers in Bulgaria. Carrie Peterson. he is survived by | Atlas Pdr .... 584 oe ead a a son and daughter, Myles W. and | Aveo Mig... 66 at steet ei ; nm h be : : te ‘ont l . ogy moe 2 4 Nat Thee 1s Poultry Richard L, Thomas of 142 Chere- ‘Long- Time Resident sao ae i. = oa Reni | cas As : Pe NY Cent . aa vagina aoe trical kee Rd. yesterday reported to Pon- Werne d Mrs. Edward Johnson Benguet 0... 19 Nie M Pw. as cpp hheats BF enue No i quene | tac Police the theft of four hub | of Thiet River bine Hare of | , Boeing Air... 43 No Am Av. SUT Theriot as 18.30 {CAPS from his automobile while it) SUCCUM § fo ness Hibbing Minn, Ollie and Mrs. | Bond Sirs... 189 Ner Pec... 724) ,, brotiers or fryers (2'. tty Ibe, |WaS parked in his driveway early | ; eee | Berden ..... GG Nor Sta Pw... 167) Some? sroere or fryers (2'-3'y Ibs: | ¥ Tillie Montgomery of San Fran- | aa —- ‘fea Onl oO. 3d eae Tai aver! de-Je 18 ih aversae39 /SUNday morning. The hub caps | Mrs. Robert (Mary L.) Bromley. | cisco and Reeth Francisco in| } rigss : : Market steady Receipts light but ade- | were valued at $235 i77 : eal : Brist My 3217 Oliver Cp 165 sibld p Liege: (77. a member of one of Oakland | caji¢ vir<. Clara Jordan of Salen . Bros Pate 12 Owens iil Gl 138 | over the wertend were well cloneea | A cream and red bicycle was County's pioneer families, died Sani Minn aaa Mrs. Marie | Three FINAL DAYS! Visit our Circus Soom ot ic Values! Stock-up on | evecle - s s, } . . I . . Burroughs 335 Panh EPL 16.6 | oe | ca : Saturday morning at her home. | p, ht of Minneapolis, Minn. | staples you con use on picnics ations, end now Calum & H... 137 Param Pict... 42 | CHICAGO POULTRY reported’ stolen yesterday by Du- 2s aerec Ot — 5 en a. Porky Des $36) CHICAGO. June 20 (AP)—Live poultry ane Thomas of 407 Elizabeth Lake 4% Thorpe St. She ia in ill} and four grandchildren. a ¥ . e Lee : ‘ = Pri x ' 7 rer , ~ A ° Can Pac OT Pa RR... 206) dey ten eee tee ee conm! 98 Pt: Rd. Thomas told Pontiac Police | health for several months , Apmr |, Puneral_ will be Wednesday at Famous Value Offer! Poses Atel. aoe rs vee Hoe prices unchanged to 1', higher heavy that the bicycle was taken Sunday Born in Oakland County Apri 1:30 p.m. from the Donelson-Johns | -... 99 e! . 24. t rotler 19 7 ri Cater Trae .. 63 Phiico : 433] or. fryers nee od. BY tere ‘i212, |While parked at West Huron and | 24. 1878. she was the daughter of | Funeral Home. The Rev. Arvid An- Celanese 23 Phil Pet. te) | “bonettes 34-38 | Saginaw Streets. Value was placed Re earn ion ig Pvc cece nt Christ roe ares . Cen mM 75 pitisey Mills. 54 t $30 Oy an ne widow © will officiate and burial will be in Cert-teed 29 6 _ a ; . ; Chee & Ob... 115 Es Bie SS ore Livestock Bromley who died in 1949. White Chapel Memorial Cemetery Cote Ww .:-- 188 pileen ... . 008 perrort If your friend's in jail and needs|. Mrs. Bromley had lived in Pon- | nrvale Pure Ol... 40.4) Ror Evestocs bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. | 4; he . ® Gums’ we" 1a, Radio Cp.... §39| DETROIT Jone 30 iAP). gh eale “adv sinc TS ere and wes (8 rneconer Mrs. Dorsey White Coca Cola |. .129 pagltherp rte . a bie 1000. Unevenly higher ont ing prices | -jof First Methodist Church, the “ol eo Moiding... tard 2 cape F ; Cole ralm.< we Reomolgine Weg | Mearting trade’ no early fant? im | To buy or sell in Waterfora,|WSCS of the church. the| Funeral for Mrs. Dorsey ‘Annie. Con Edis 494 pedi hast 048 | Roe around 200 stockers and feeders Drayton Plains or Clarkston area| WCTU and the Oakland County ee White, 45. of Cleveland will Cont Bak.” $83 RKO. Pict. 1 one para ee siauehter steers | see White Bros. Real Estate. OR | Pioneer Society. be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the TALL oo cos se oe Rock Spe... ae sales good and cheice under 1100 Ib. | 93-7118. —Adv Surviving are a son, John of Bat- | William F. Davis Funeral Home | o o A { « 43. t ‘ : ' Cont Of "., @9@ Bt Jos Lead... 61 | Steady eee eee oe = | the .Cheek and two grandchil- here. Elder Horace Jackson eal) ' Corn Pa... 3° scowl Mfe 388 poe Salle ed aheat steady: stockers and HP dren. officiate and burial will be in Oak | CAN Crue §t “$37 Sead AL RR . 9 | good and whsice fea coarse aad cone a ’ ruman IC e Funeral will be Tuesday at 2/ Hill Cemetery. | . } . ; ar Curtiss We 20 6 pooped on 621 — baat hed a. eo oe mectly . ees p.m. from Sparks-Griffin Funeral | Born in Bristol, Va., in 1910 she | Beat i Bears BY) sh, cere cases ere {OF Patriotic Awards [ore T Rev. Paul R. Havens, was the daughter of Faith and Ara| Deug Aire... 02 gow Pee | gg | Food and chotee fed heifers 19 00-2200:, her pastor. will officiate and burial | Gamble. ao --4887 Sou Ry OT | crrce sheet cee ent ped . . will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Besides her husband ‘she is sur Eagle P ’) | 34 pecan 2 and low commercial cows 1190-1450: | CINCINNATI W — Two Ameri- vived—by te —brothers and —-fonr - : S “~~ Bast Kod... 801 © “WT some lightweight grace canner aod | CANS Of Opposite political faiths will Ph O Uni sisters, Faith of Murfreesboro, | Pine Cone... No. 303 Can El Aunto L434 Std Ol ted ag 4 | 0 800: early sates utility and commer. | be honored this week by the Junior one Operators Union Tenn.. Luke of Nashville, Tenn., | mar Red 143 S14 OU RJ 8/60 nvartna’ atocters 30” aed | Order of United American Mech | Seeks 35-Hour Week {Mee Elan Davis ore: en : a End John ,... 31 Std Otl Oh $9.7 | jets good and choice around 475- “$28 ib | anics. | aoe Errie RR .... 232 Steyens JP. 268 | seockers 21 00-33 00 . . Maple of San Jose. Calif., and Mrs. | . Se -coll 0 + 404 ee ee i | Calves—Salable 850 Market openine| This 102-year-old patriotic so-| ST. LOUIS (w—The president of} rorence Corley of Inkster, Mich., | eaese : Firestone ..., 69 Sun Oil 74.2| strong. some interests ceking Mee’: | ciety. which has no “‘senior order” | the CIO Communications Workers and Beulah Gamble of San Diego, | Free x Sut Biel pede earthed a ma early sales good and choice vealers| and which does not limit its mem- | Union says a 35-hour work week Calif. S kely’s Finest - Gen Bak aoe 108 Syiv El Pa 484 mp ta S060: ome held ner rieual | bership of 175,000 to mechanics, | © ~ Teshore yas pale tokely $s Toll | C en. Elee ,.. exasa Co oe = = pen boa: operators Ww a major . Gan Pas | en ea as Pe err ersten Vous Lilo will pay tribute to Democrat Harry ate h NEW! l No. 303 Gen Meine?) thems ral §2 | 00d 76 Ib native spring Inmbs about |S- Truman and Republican Robert ro ppc .s rnd -- LOW COST! . ie otors .. ™m ear $7 : . : San netrer ME Tateea ne mena ak Bae eerie he ene oe el ee _ = Rica which pane its Earae QUICK STARTING ae Can en rac .. 3 Transamer ae ~~ a wi onored cere-. ox cs “+ Gen Tel . 552 Twent C Fox 31 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK : in St. Louis today, told newsmen . Gen Tire .... 63 Underwd 38@) CHICAGO. 3 - ne monies tomorrow and presented ; y: Goebel Be. 8 Un Sere? | aed sites, ‘aay octive vies caetea” cone with a $1,000 donation to the Amer- | Saturday some 175.000 operators Shur-Good Cc boehe! see c 9 on ; ’ ; F : Tati i 7 ; Goodrich 12 Unit Aire -°128| sows instances at much as S0 "higher, | ican Cancer Society, National See- ye the rage — Pali : colder Goodyear - 64 Unit Afr Lin 4662 both 5: t vt N t ; ri ur ay under e proposa Grah Patee .. 22 United Cp 68 iss 180. oo watchers see 25. ae retary Clyde F. Wilmeth said oa About 15,000 operat employed No. Th Gt. Wert 24 Un cas am RY 72,7 and shove on chotce No 1 and 2| day. by independent telephone co ves - «. 22 n Gas im da a { ‘ ve - ie ery eile Grevhound 157 US Lines 227 | Shek. neo aay . 10-210. 1e pr The American Citizen Award to eaice are incloded| coe ee OUTBOARDS Gull Ol, ms Us Reb 492) 22 30: a deck chotee No ag, 2. a be presented former President Tru- | inciude ‘ - at bos a : 5. 22 t A Ar A Sa Moltland F ... 15 US Steel 36 | ty se enai oa: a coo sa te 53.80, man_is given to a living American a ae rome = Mi Steel pf ms mos St & tae 19 7s a tem iets of humble beginning who has risen Officer | ‘Outed = Reds Lighter HART BRAND T eos I a few up ; ann ry ae then Houd Her ... 171 Van Raal M714 t @ ughter|to a high position of résponsibil- Tn Come c+ $8 Walgreen 981 1580-18100. a. few choice around’ 300 (ity MILTON, Mass. (INS)—Lt. Col. Compettve : Indust Ray ., 5 farn B Pie .. 21.1) th d light h 18.50 and . Ben i : Inland Stl... 785 W Va Pulp 488 /1875: bulk 400-300 Ib sows 14-0018 7S. John S. Benson. one of three mili- eaten , Ineptr Cop -:- S81 Wea Un Tet 36.3/ weights up to 600. Tb down to. 13.00 Dr. Albertus BD i tary attaches expelled from Rus-| ff © Ats-cesled nterlak Ir .., 22 Vesta a ttl : ible calves 400. choice = Int Harv... 389 Wane = len a ont ute posi sear ert po calves asoan r. rus Varneil, sia, lef{ for a vacation today with and Out ; Int Nick . 71 White Mot 39.7 | weights steers grading good and below Ww Prof Dies his wife, Jean, and their two chil- of Water | Int Paper 112.1 wilson & Co . 13 | steady to strong: choica and prime steers ‘ayne fo essor, dren. Int Bflver _., 67.4 Woolworth . . 49 j over mostly steady: 1.180 Ib steady to @ Quiet— Int Tel & Tei 37.4 ale & Tow $6.4 | weak: heifers steady to 25 higher. cows| DETROIT « — Dr. Albertus} Col. Benson, who came to Mil- eee : sles seeiare oung t to st : : : Johns _ +. 006 Ynst Sh & T 85.1 cee nent. chocknrolane teers shoo Darnell, 86, dean emeritus of|ton from Denver, was reunited T all : Jones & . 414 Int Bus Mach 428 in slow. weak: : few. wots — bed Wayne University’s College of | with his family after a 10 months’ Shore's aa cutbearé ie _ _ STOCK AVERAGES 1h weights 9550. heh cheice ant mixea | Liberal Arts, died yesterday. separation. Mrs. Benson and the anyone can afford. | NEW YORK, June 20 — Compiled by | choice and prime steers 2275-2400: most He wag a native of Sandwich. ;children, Michael, 13, and Susan. & all new models NO. 303 The Associated Press. good and choice steers 1809-22 50° cattle nl 13, he } te cheese from — | 18 1S 60) =f at 18.00 “sually carrying a commercial had been nine with relatives tig. te Sty HP | Netieren —— Raits Util Stocks | grade end: a load of prime 1.111 ng A graduate of the University of in Milton. performance. = The : * a ere + 4 + re oR « c * . ne ais : re a Wislos om a en | Michigan. Dr. Darne!l taught high) Benson. a cousin of Agriculture cas Wa pass ise teact an ih we loads ny bask utility and —— school at Bay City and Detroit. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson_ told bce yes tthe i. the 7 i cows 0-14 7 cannere en eytters t new qu es- 20 162 5 | 9:30.12 Mo: utllity and commercial sam He was appointed head of the} newsmen, “I am sorry. but there baust ret Sua World i -1625:. a few prime vealers 73 ~ , n cont wit 734 1713 | most good and choice 1700-2200: culls | “&thematics Department when] is nothing I can sav 1 have been ee ee ee Fancts oi 2 1488 | down to $10: a few loads enna 480-650 'h| Detroit Junior College was or-|told to make no comment. - andthe power C1 nT OK; 68.3 1852 yearling stock. steers 2000-2150: a load ganized in 1917. He was acting with air-cooled ' 55.4 108.0 of good 7176 Yh vearling feeding steers dean of the College of the City of Clinten Engines. ENGINE Aco owe eer eee ween wee seeesenesemen See eee ee ee ee oe “_peTROnr svocks ipStiable sheep 1500: moderately active: Detroit, Wayne's f ner, from Doctors ‘Study Atom Use } orn and spring lambs steady to © yne’ orerun ows a Spicnmegengaess ee Figures after decimal pointy are ciantne| saughier sheep steady: good, to. prime | 1926 to 1997 and assistant dean| WASHINGTON @ — Twenty-five o rere ee" CLIP THIS _______Baldwin Rubber? tsa 1) snd down 2 m at 284s, | from 1927 to 1933. He retired in/doctors trom 12 nations start to 4 a a 2 34h suds tow qihdtag Wasne 61-168 “i with ‘193900 | day a study of the ways this coun- +: Masco Screw... 31 39) ee te can wo ane ae tone try is using the atom to improve : LARGE LOAF—¥ "RES Y BAKED With This pidwest teres = 31. Sg] utiity to choice slaughter sheep ¢50- 3 Religious Conclaves medical treatment and research. 'S H E Cou Men.- Wayne Ocean abe 1a (1a) § 3° , They were scheduled to meet to- ' SNOW IT ven . *No sale: bid and asked ; p ‘Bar Examination Meet in Windy City day with representatives of the uto tre op ‘ Tues.-Wed. 7 . asses Bar Cxa -/Atomic Energy Commission. the _INC. ' Move Books on Foot | CHICAGO (INS)—At least. 300.000 | state Department and the Ameri. . ' _ Jone ; Two Pontiac men, Douglas Persons are expected to participate | .an Council on Education, which | 276 South ‘Saginaw nt 2-929 4 0-21-22 na Pa. (®#—Moving | Cutler opr serra V. eee, were | in a week of religious conventions are jointly sponsoring the 37 day | Store Beers Mos. thre Priday af ~ Ae . 20-21- rary aynesburg College | among 27 Michigan men who suc- beginning today in the 7 ; te 6:30 P.M—Saterday 8 A. M. ee Avs blem. 1 500 fully pleted the April State y Chicago tour of medical facilities. 1 PM. Large Ba Tc Seana Hemoguna Blocks and ty a resp a ee |e eee eat Lay | Daited Brethren churches are hold |f ROMAN CLEANSER blocks and up a steep hill to new |the Michigan State Board of Law| ing generate conferences Elgin FOR : : ~ quarters. Examiners at Lansing today, and the Jehovah's Witnesses Large Pockege ” 6 - | will begin their five day Chicago -g. | , | assembly Wednesday at Comiskey RAN MORTON'S SALT al Contracting Company ve Gallon Cc 0 | , trial SERVIC EF 2 Ox. Can, Stems & Pes. Carte samercia} end Industrie iewon ared ypee Cavern MUSHROOMS apt CUSTOM HOMES See or: Call Call Us Anytime . 7 Phone FEderal 2-3080 Maynard Johnson ) 1472 Baldwin Avenue Pontiac, Michigan Genera! Insurance » Harry W. MacDonald . idwin © Grangood . 807 Comeenanitty National Bank Res. Phone FE 5.4545 Res, Phone OR 32-4427. : gee hs 4-4523 ) ™ j : * : re Me eee * .e . ~ . 5 ' : 2 ‘ E cs Vet ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 < New Enlistees _ : CARNIVAL | ; by Dick Turner “Help. Wanted Female 3 Help Wanted Female 7 Work Wesel Fence 11 |to Be Inducted To eee ne coma agp ony ome, gorse, SALESGIRE (M23 at FE Mone rides Pras rvs . COLORED OR WHITE a tre cnecs armiio We ed TRORTRGS. = bel Fin. i 3 ay Christian. Privete room for wom- you in photography Netsner Bros a) at 8th Air Show | a us. | eine of Banioe Bndtigg® anal | | ) SEKEEPG. | , er gene c and : : : | y WA c ASSIFICATIONS Donald ap pe dear brother|/| [| j “oniidren FE esis cere Or - i needed badly pos bus line. 7 _ Box 7. : of Martin Blackiec 5 As a special feature of the’ ‘8th : ledge was taken yr Bere . t i Pontiac Press International Air Exposition at) ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Home, Marion, Michigan. CASHIERS JCAUNDRY Di DONE IN MY HOME. Detroit's Wayne . Major Airport : cs uy creas ile be held at 2 | , FE 4-6812 ¢ o nte S ‘| July 2, 3 and 4 a greup of 500 new Card of Thanks ............1 ‘Cemetery, Marion Mich Ar-’ | Tae ane pan ves lapes Mr (oEne apy mate Aree ies : 5 | rangements b th Dud { me @ part time Apply Mr NEEL I socahars che enlistees will be sworn into the Air|{m Memoriam ............ 2 eos Prenerl Rome, ater j Rue CUR Kh a : a ¢ De ae ees 8EC- Force by a high government of- : erettey Michigan | Fevers yee Oe ee! UN a retarial service ee en 8 [|Plowerg ..:........0002.... 3 BROMLEY. JUNE 18.1085. MARY : , /GEORGES-NEW PORTS APPLY IN PER RSO N |« WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING i . Funeral Director. 4 See ee ie (ht Aa? 14 N Saginaw _ Sse & cleaning PE 71-0223 or FE . DB. eseseene. leved mother of John Bromle 2 = 9 AM 3 P. Mo acts he enliowee —_ a M , Funeral service” will be held . CHURCH TE 7 + ae —_ PRACTICAL . NURSE “AVAILABLE. ficialy as the Wolverine Independ-| Monuments ......,........ 4A, Tuesday, June 21 st 2 PM. from Eee eee prone corre TED’ S | Live in PE _ 24166 * f arke-Gri 2 i A ear exper ence group and wil be flown di-\Cemetery Lots ............ 5) Paul, Havens” officlating. Inter- "le ence. Under 38. yrs Protestant RELIABLE LOK (" SCHOOL. GIRE rectly from the air show to their ; a= oe Hill Cemetery Mes Sey _Poutiee Pr +5 Reply Box 119 WOODWARD AT SQUARE (K RD | PE. 5099 an ume ces 4 s z Se basic training base at brag EMPLOYMENT _+ Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home. ty WAITRESS i! AM TO 7 PM WASHINGS “AND IRONINGS. FP JACOBSEN. JUNE 19. 1855. CAR- Hoes ‘ Buperienced Pur Food. Res CAR-| CAREER GIRLS taurant 253 § Saginas i @aaiiGe AND ere PICK Cashier $746 = | up and deliver. FE Bookkeeper : 270 WANTED GIRL OVER 18 IN. —— iSec ritasy, Beginner Ms map «Convalescent homie Must live watt . WASHING OTHER 2 WORK. ‘College Gra $223- © Phone Ortonville 120 eat FE 5-6398 afte r 6. Executive Secretary $59 WANTED MIDDLE AGED WOM we “KEEP CHILD ; OR OLDER. an.as companion and some house | in my home days $15 per wk schoo] district FE N.Y., announced Sgt. Francis H -|Help Wanted Male rie &, $45 So Broadway. Lake : ; 6 Casey, Air Force Recruiter. . | Orie. All those joining the Wolverine, Help Wanted Female aoe oe or arena ma ore . 8 9 ste neases Independence group together will Help Wanted ........... V Jacobsen. and Mra Marte Rollings Funeral service will be held Wed have an opportunity to complete instructions wogdeaedeneceue PM at Ge take ie ae j Interviewer Trainee $300 their entire basic training . as a’ y zl odist Church with ae Wine | work for widow More for nome | ne ll Work Wanted Male .......10, Siiver officiating, Twiermcer’ S OPEN SATURDAY chan weges_EM pees) $800___ ~ i ark Cemetery. Royal ILL. 2 PA WAITRES Building | Servi ice 12 Sgt. Casey said that young men, ‘Work Wanted Female .....1) Osk Mrs Jacobsen will He tn interes i ‘oly state at the Alle: For Bod and ayrtie’s Cate. eal ~_—_—_—e interested in joining the Wolverine | Home Lake Orton until Wednes, Si west Fmployment | East Blvd & Sobt ia 406 PONTIAC STATE BAN WANTED 2% LADIES ; TW , PONT cs TE BA = eine | TED DIES MAKE A-1 CE MENT WORK day morning at which time she Independence Group should con- SERVICES OFFERED = tact him immediately at 5342 W./Building Service ........, 12 _lit_in state until time of service Huron or call FE 2-3116. - [McHENRY wen eer vice Building Supplies .........12A| le A ee Ae beloved mother of J. Howard Mc. r Experienced telephone cone ‘EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES - best deaj in me tate Apply wanted Goodmans Dept were | teces 161) « ° _N Telearapb, ALL TYPES MASONARY WORK d _$18 8. Saginaw Fireplaces. brick work, plastie Free estimates. 4 we ¥ Read FE 54-6227 artificial flowers for fun’ of Ofgiw Aste R FOR DAYS 11 TO? | _Protit. Pree eee OR en | LLOYD MONROE Oakland Ave Oo: = FE 4-6866 . . Business Services steseeee D3 Neary. Mrs , Meover and | } ugene MecHen di em le | § Bookkeeping & Taxes .....14 0! Mrs James maily Pumeees |EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WatrRESs FOR DAY EXPERI| {ile 9 specialty = : | ee mr - hetd Wednesday. ' tw Huron, noon dishwasher | ericed Four Corner Lunch, cor-| OR 3470 = Miregots seecce wee rees. 5) Michael's Churen ieteraan fn | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR ———— ot ee oe Sele} Rusteaton ‘Petad . . Foot Specialist ...........15A| Menrfi?Pe,, Cemetery, Mra Me-| | fh night -work Masy's Tavern. 637, WAITRESS lished crew. FE 5-0066 P ' ereae. Podge Hie im state at the Baldwin | Experienced Hours 12 to § pm. Xas 0 e Dressmaking & Tailoring 16 where weettaties” hy cde weme : | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS ON. Movers Golf and Country Gud. . Furniture Refinishing | oo said at 8 PM Tuesday, : oem = ee te 7280 Union Lake Rd. off Com) Masonry Crew Available oeee acti } vs Py . IPPORU? = = = SS | ore. l Garden Pl Witten yee 8 ERT Famer ib Ue eo tor custome mrosrewin a | fee cereeet sell ore eae Butler Winds Up Tour ae anal en as okey pot “You had nothing to 4 1 though d ver oo work Sesies cen ea eee ee eicte Apvly be, 4-1 CARPENTER REPAIRS AND erford Twp. age 19: » ra ' io and thought you'd drop over?| $2 {Tom nome nee ee aia! t TAB lial S6N Teleereah teratio! ick i OR of Lone Star State ena Tax Service ; eevee]? wl om and Blanche A att. Why. that’s wonderful-we were just Jooking for somebody rhe Sp a me Call PE ¢2e91) jeeen ‘ am N Telegraph = ors coe Quick service 2 : u Servi ce : Ww service will be . einen’? : oo, WAITRESS SATU RDAY NIGHTS “1 CUSTOM CARPENTERS. With Meetings Today | 2U7uY Service vv-e 18 Resnenter, June Bat pe 10 Daby a EXPERIENCED GI a Mote ee ay apely “Rough ena finish EM 3-00! Landscaping siaieisieieisis/eje(s «ASA on Rev Otto a Behlte roth | — ——— Ofer ‘te ain Rochester ip pers. co after 6p m Dell Inn cca OL ABTING, aEKvicr < : I ng Interment in Whit , | : < — ~ = i SEGUIN, Tex. a — Democratic, MOE & Trucking .....19 Spl mse ile G airs) Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Male 6.9%, TO. TEMES STEST __Nelp Wanted _8 Stns id atti eas Chieftain Paul Butler seeks to nat}| Painting & Decorating 20, MORRIS. = Sa Keeping Prefer one with — ae ees BULLDOZING AND GRADING. NO eoee JUNE 19 1985 nosskr |. ACCOUNT ADIUSTER | MARRIED MAN ON FARM ~ 9390 desiersh! tence Vicinit tt BOOMING BUSINESS MAKES ob too n 8 Bam J down a week's campaigning to|Photos & Accessories ......21 ia oe roll Walled Lake JU aavcaew _N_ Rochester __ — | Walled Laks Write Poel oa aS opening available for : ton. © 35003 oF or MA Sates i . Arnold found a little-used get Texas back into the party : of Mire. Vie B saved husband mest with s petional automovtic |MECHANIC AND MECHANIC'S | _Box_60 man of womas with car. to call BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT _, Statute dealing with the protection | traces with two more top-flight Physio-Therapy .........21A fon of Doc and Abbie 8 Morris, on oe Sa ea ey ee FOR (CENERAL OFFICE | = ae | << Also chimneys. No job too % ear fath hool Good start person eego| wor ave oer we ia com of children. ~~ conferences today. Television Service ........22 Morrie: eee eae calary with ree 7 ar vnure = Sales end Berson, Roope (Barter |) eel eraduate oreterred Apoly | SY canbe tas cae cial” Ouarantesd, wort. Pa. FS had Probation Officer John He confers he with N. nal| Typewriter Servi useell, Betty and Wilma Mor-| benefits. A al | arnt Sr St. Freeport 1! = ee, ot re atio rvice .....22A;) "& Mre James Morris M of . apety Teedece Teen , GENERAL OFFICE = —a00D TYP. ee ——.. §1DG REPAIR. BRICK WORK. } a complaint with Juvenile Comitteewoman Mrs. H. H. Wel- pholst K. Coate and Emma Morris Pa Mich LA Gentnew oon Night | tst and willing to learn or have CASE WORKER. GRADUATE OF “Gomem work Pi tering Retain : Court Judge Martin J. Kole. nert, then flies ' . U ering eeecceecenseccad, DOTA! service will be hefd Wednes- and cet er Mz. Cos knowledge: of purchasing. Cap-| Sceredited schoo! of social work | pee walls PI 2290 = ‘a . te Houston for a day June 22 at 1 PM. st the cores MAN TO TAKE COM able of assuming responsibility; family or psychiatric field pre) s vel The judge called an emergency | _ | Richardson Bird *| plete charge of 19 National Acme | Se oe ees Sole apply| ferred tor gonsecta. rivate |SLOCK AND | CEMENT WORK, talk with Jesse Jones, banker and| NOTICES Chapel Walled opera orter re session Lake Mr Morris wt? Automatics. Must be in person Gaile except Sat, No| family service agency Salary| fesidential and commercial. court in the Palisades) secretary of commerce under at the Richacdoor ui ue fm state! ups. Good proposition for righ phone calls. 11 N Perry | schedule $3800 to $5800 depending _ 50782. : Lost & Found : 24, Hom chardson-Bird Puneral| men. OR >For” ; ae on traint 4 ‘f * @Ric YING. Park police headquarters late Sat- | President in D, Roosevelt : POCRECE SE I i ee Apoly te person GIRI FOR GENERAL OFFICE Gips'oersoane urectices, Write eek ee Me = _ NFUM ASSIST work, typing requ! t be sonne = vrer urday night and three physicians! He made a personal pilgrimage| Hobbies & Supplies .......24A | “was i900 “Onnies tek OS, MUTANT MANAGER FoR Wiooldron Hotel sxsrate soe tine werk wan; Pontiac Press, 8 68 ss; _ecall evenings testified that only an immediate to Uvalde Walled Lake age 59 beloved hi to 30 Excellent opportunity for figures Apoly Pontiac Press. EXPERIENCED COOK. TRANS BRICK BLOCK STONEWORK yesterday , Where he|Notices & Personals ......25, band of Mrs Ative joved bas Sigh aeneal aoutunts Cuabaster ‘Box 108 portation furnisned Tomahawk | Highest quality work at reasos- baby & chance to live. e spent more than an hour visiting dear father of Mre. Kenneth| Sbd, emoloyment reftrences ec- | NE\W CAR SALESMEN, SOCtEKSSPING DaainED BT Es Beoerse es | able orices Speciauist on heatile- to with John Nance Garner, % WANTED Clair LtlMan. Marion. Pranct ceptable. salary 873 ver | ‘Y= Cc ALESMIENi unencumbered ledy Write Poo REGISTERED PHARMACIST Asi _ ‘or _firepleces_OR 3-00TT ae ‘tn ’ , for- and Walter Neumann’ hoon week al ony rtunities for De you have sales experience? tac Press Box 2 | gssistant manager refterably GLOCK. BRICK ea WORE ee “mer vice president and Tow sage/Wid, Children to Board Service wtit be reid Treaday, Tithe edvance: pe 257 ‘Wayne How.would you like to make an HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE he mart under 15. Long established store and d fireplaces. a eustody of the County De-| of Texas Democrats o- 2B] 2102 PM from the ot Mat | St. detwen 3 pm to ¢ pm. | sxcellent living selling the all new) days, $25. White FE 8-002 Fee erene «conditions. Write TULLDOZING epee Dpto Wrd ews Lutheran Church wetea| °my if you are seeking perme ‘$$ Dodge. America’s hottest new, —————— ——— cottee Press. Box _113 back filling, fine grading. EM partment, and the baby was taken * * «@ . Household Goods a Lake with Rev O A Gerkin of nent employment. car? We are expanding our new, = a SALESMEN! SALFSWOMEN' AG) 3-270 Cal anes A ees i to the hospital. One of the things that b t|Wtd, Miscellaneous fictating. Interment tn Glen Eden — ear sales force to keep up with, HELP WANTED gressive. high calibre Insurance | p=. ; rough cecece-28| Memorial Park Cancee — Barber, most modernistic the increasing high volume of new| Apply magazine. coffee, of cosmetic ex | CHIMNE Y WORK - Butler to Texas for his border-to- M Wa Neumann wt!! He in sata as th hoot car sales. Reimenschnieder Bros Pid ond y at Porter's Drive In 2670) rience helpful Car! necessary - i border political tour oney anted eevccecestbA| Richardson-Bird Punera! pied shop in Oakland County. _PE 34131 | Expand: ing fational company has Expert chimney spectalists, clean- was the fact ° until] Tuesday noon at which tt = Heads Barber Sh > | PERMANENT POSITION FOR, LUNCH COUNTER GIRLS NO openings Pontiac area. introduce, ‘4, repairing rebuilding ao 4 i that the state went Republican for Wanted to Rent ..........,29) he will be taken to the church ee op, OR | man interested in saleswork. Ex-| S%5day holiday or night work | financial service business-profes- | built new Also other brick re- Dwight D. to le tn state until time of sere 3-9041. rience not necessary - we, ADvI¥ sional men Outstanding commis.| De'Ting, New liners for gas chim- . Eisenhower in 1952 un-|Share Living Quarters ....30 _ ice err ain you No cold canvassing WAITTE’S sion bonus errangement slice SCs, FE $370l Lyle Matthews der the leadership of Democratic jwiq Transportation aR OPP SR. JUNE 181 Bors ee eee ee SS fee ee BASEMENT Sere erecta Bert Pee | secure 3 Sable soi onyon era. r qi Ons on 1, on co > d : ihd- IMLAY CITY—Service for Lyle| Gov. Allan Shivers. ++0e0 31) George, 1800 Eiteabeth Lek | tet er Re ce | apely Mr Ce ere oe est CADY WITH EXPERIENCE ON tiac Press. immediately ‘— tectea, cag (pe. (OM Matthews, 37 . Wd. age 86: dear ‘ath = ale @aRBER- WANTED oe Fain Maple Birmi {all types of alterations work 3h Ar , Of Jackson, Wyo-| Shivers’ actions . underlined a Contracts, Mtgs. © ....32) tian Martin Mrs pa oh a Me oS aa == ait Gee ek tee ee ee, ELDERLY | <7, STOM BUILDER FOR FREE ming, will be held at 2 p.m., Tues-| state party split that Butler was|Wanted Rea] Estate Ul “ Miss Geraldine Todoroft Miss | SRICK LAYER WANTED, GOOD ; _Del-Ray Cleaners. | feed calves no farm work own estimates or help in selecting day, from the Muir Brothers Fu-| also seeking to heal in advance | Narev Todorcff. James Donald eee a ANTED. GOOD Pharma t HAVE OPENING FOR WOMAN living quarters inquire caretaker bome plans OR 34740. __ ,_ ire | and George Todoroff Jr. Theo. | mechanic. steady work, FE _¢8000. cis BETWEEN AGES 25 TO 35 WITH 21 Steinbaugh Ct AR neral Home with burial in the|of the 1956 election. But RENTALS OF FERED dore and Joh BULLDOZER a CARPENTER REPAIRS AND AL- . ler will [preigog Peel Todoriff: onests- LI at ian. Professional experence desired | EXPERIENCE IN FOUNTAIN WAITRESSES AND BUS HELP terations act corvice. Weather. Imlay Township Cemetery. He died leave Texas this afternoon, prob- | Rent Apts, Furnished 3 ‘a Belge, Seen aie series) rye & No Sunday or holiday work. Senet: APPLY IN PER MI 41400 between 3 and § _ly 1 at Jackson. ably without : -2++-53! ye held Priday June 30 at PM. COUPON Fitzpatrick’s Pharmacy | WANTED MEN OR WOMEN One | “DRAWER D — : a at Rent A Unfurnished from the Pursl ee PM | nen wanted For é a ‘ | FOR SALESWORK L aise. : Surviving are his wife, Juanita, | &™°- pts. HH with Rev RC spores ron 8 Aeeevesy pee — we conte Soe TED'’S Age not Important. this Hem can a M ae oe Coan FLOORS ' . He said Rent | clatineg Interment Coamh | - Woodward at Square Lake Rd | de sold from vour home Results drives. etc Rens Free estimates _ Jackson, Wyo.; three children, ; would — - Park Cemetery Waterford wien | Comb. Bumper & Painter _ 77 | Ste emesing, Cal Ie eral: | _leneee, FE 3200 Francis Richard, Judith Lynn, Jua-| Prevent him from accepting &|Rent Houses Unfurnished 36, MF Tedoroft ‘wint lie tn sta “at| Libe . EEE Seer ee FE ree ROKEN BY te at| ral ex Spence) benefits. Call SALESMEN ° PE +650 ____.€GNCRETE BROKEN HOUR nita Lee, all at home; his mother, luncheon date with Shivers. Net- _the Pursley Puneral Home Walter Smith Service Mgr SALESMEN | WANTED MEN QR WOMEN or icb Pree estimates FE 20077. "l ther Shi Rent Lake Cottages ...36A WARDEN JUNE —| _ PE $4161. ~ REAL ESTATE EEDED areey Cee CEMENT T {8 OUR SPECIALTY Mire, Alla Mathews of Imlay CRY: |125 sopenred at any of the Butier|For Rent Rooms A Mint ePeaiton rermasie’ Set (CAB, ORIVEREATEADY GAY | Sts", teaclrcad a 'acte "Pint N | Seseia’ trom your homie Revuns 7.0 fh besemente EM 27s e Se ee ca -eeen oes | wears Scloved Nathan’, of tts ome. eo pen ume. Apety ase | ovo listings end contacts. Earp re ‘gore cue et cota |CEMEN] WORK, eee of Melbourne, Australia, Mrs. Inez . Rooms With Board .......38) William L. Warden. Mrs George) Orchard Lake, 3 to.¢ p m. loge colim! |. STENOGRAPHERS (~~ go) EE See | narmane Commens_PE_¢6366 tty of Wayne, and Mrs.| The Shivers ——— = Convalescent Homes 384) F aileulse) McDonald and Mrs |OESIONERS ENGINEERS $600 | | To Buy_To sell_To Trace sees “= Instructions 9 cUsToM BUILDER CaN \N WORK ‘ary Louise Leslie, Ypsilanti; and|'"& given some signs of wanting . seee-SBA brother of Mrs. Will (Ruth) Go.|Salesmen Se wo on | o> O™ TE WELL Devan ~ AND | one toe ne three brothers, Leo and Richard of | Fenew connections with the na-|Hotel Rooms ..............39 Tamgrunesal serzice will be hela) Tor! makers $500 | MOTEL ‘CosTOM BURLDING FW 4, FE feecee esas s« Tu a . $00 | | MAN. WOMEN “pancing Modernizing FE tear Imlay City and Jack of Flint. tional organization — became Rent Stores a reeetey qaeeece a en ee BOND EMPLOYMENT COMBIN ‘ATION | train for MOTEL go ebseemangling ELECTRICAL WIRING it Robert B miffed when the Butler tour was sroseceesceess) neral Home. $00 wo Mile Rd| B-1 RIKER BLDG COMPTOMETER =| $24 Operation Only motared will cent A ATTN SaaLAY CoPCigstes bor Bok | canis Coen ee rm et Mine seceveee fl} Keene eticiting Tatermert nla me REALTY CO. REALTORS OPERATORS —|_Fariogal Moret Taamine,|, oo CAVATING - a 4 ert Bowers, 73, af Goodland Town-| cil handies many_nationaj jane ch a sill te masa a me ereline nant ng ant prose vom east rane 2 oes = BND ELBISYS ora READING. iat | sng ROH ns ‘ i m 5 mum of 2 years nics, arithmetic, ete. R SA ia 5 from Muir eerie Funeral i ATE FOR SALE|warre, sone is 1088, Awwre-| conditions and location’ Cail. M Open Rly ti) 9; Sua. 104 Must sm expEntENceD | FE 2000 ane “Gt Central L y, | mittee affairs t bell. Clevelnad ‘Chis: rf 1018 Huron WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM : For Sale Houses 43] beloved wife -o od a 8 NEXT DOOR : reliable men we train to’ & LAYING §ANDINO AND Home, with burial in the Imlay csvncenen OO Se teats ot Pune tae eek Price 1 "heating "fnisning C, Bud B { Paith cad Lune ~~ EXPERIENCED COOK” 8 POST OFFICE ; overhaul and fnstall heating, air | ishing. C. Bud Bills FE ¢3621. . Township Cemetery, He died Fri- | For Sale Lake Property ...44| Gamble. Rilen, ‘Davis. Blance 7B _28ii!, Ext 218 RESPONGIB conditioning and refriverating) = FURN / : 1144) Sabie paula Gamtte and Sior /EXPERIENCED AUTO SAL ES- +b gece couipment Must be mecmanicaly | FURNACE WOR 7 day. . : : ence Corle aevi used eftice, Soissad and\ wiking (sh seed We are spectaitste Call ug before . JAG For Sale Resort Property ial fo"4.Srrgy funeral pervin, wil] man toy ued carn Cun mane | pore ani PO Bort Blom) PONTIAC MTR. DIV, | weit Muint Gere) TTL St tae Ws Surviving are @ son, Donald in Publish F Suburban Property «.....45A| 2PM at the William FP Davis the job. See Mr. Launs, Carkner “ee ‘ : + | present occupation. Por informa-| not distributors or agente. We Bowers, Imlay City, and a sister, | '! ing irm Ft tale Use = Peel Rams =me Bier Benes! Se Mt oe | ae “SALES MA PERSONNEL DEPT, | sttens see, ence tee, mops: | eer aar cave pear teen ane Mrs. Irene Schuneman, Imlay occcceeceses Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. White = opportunity profes SUN! . 30, Pontiac Press. fireplace repairing and cleanings. City. : WASHINGTON un—Mr, and Mrs.|For Sale Acreage ...:.....47/ PF" Devis Funeral’ Home “after HOUSE OF Goop tonal teal eetate man torenare, GLENWOOD AVE. |iVANTED MENJIB to 45 ees ae WASOR WORK. : Robert ©. Morris Eugene Meyer have given nearly| For Sale Farms 4g 220 PM today ee Psep eae eee arias eaters) PONTIAC, MICH. PREPARE POR BETTER PAY, |" brick block and coment | Work half a million la: . steceecees MO) ERNER, Twn ie : CARKNER “Twit oajey the bepefite of top com Quality “tor key jobs in industry) Fou - ations and trenchings. FE WALLED. LAKE — Service for | Washington Post Co. stock to 71|S0® Business Property —..49) jinn, * 1g ren a “pontiac STUDEBAKER cade eunneanee samen Ens. MACHINISTS or TOOL | FLOOR 5 x Robert C. Morris, 32, of 1201 E fo a2 Mich. age 45; beloved husband | yr death re je variety of proper. waaeee No previous expertenc : -| employes Lease f Mrs. Carrie P Werner MT 43410 * Bir ties ine new and used ven ESS s expe’ e Pad 2 Ear Bills Lake Dr., will be held at 1 p.m pl with five or more years Bus. Prop, .49A father ot M ; peer 2os= houses, bai or special : p.m. yles W. Wemer,EXPERIEMCED AUTOMOBILE A | tees DIN Write for free information. Pon |? U AR ANTE ED ROOFS. ALL te grmond trom the Richardson-|" "VI | For Sile or Exchange .....50| brotner” of Rene _Werter, Mini] Heit man ‘Baey ‘working cond meat cal Mir M Mectiras at am to 3 ot rienced ste se yrs | eae a es Leta e Chapel. He died Sunday. Edward Johnson, Harry Warner,| tons. Carkner Studebaker. Bi Si see, nat over 180 Ibs. Trans| Work Wanted Male 10 @OUSE VING md Surviving are his widow, Vila; Meyer, chairman of the board.) FINANCIAL . Ollie Warner, Mrs Tile Mont.| _mingham, MI ¢34100 c. Schuett Realt portation provided Call Mrs De- re gous, L.A. Young. his Mr aed Be. Doc announced the gift yesterday on! pusiness a mery. Mra. Clare Jordan and/ | EXPERIENCED FRESSER 8081 Commerce Rd. <— >4inr| —Yis_sfter_ 3 o.m_ PE $8283. (4-1 CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND | JOS FLEMING = : Doc | the anni of unities ....51 uprecht. Funeral; On men’s work. Good SINOLE MA) NFA MIDDLE AGED LADY T ERK | _floor tile a specialty FE 5-s954. | ine. ing, finishing 158 Seer osu. Caiaien versary his purchase Opport service will be held Wednesday. aoely Bea Gay Cousen v A Pe) DY 70 ct vo PR 2-405 . ; One son, Raymond | of the Sale Land Contracts g2| June 22 at 1:30 PM. at ‘| yt aoe 78, 110 | “Townsend Rd. east’ of| in stationery store should have |BLOCK LAYING BRIOK AND CE a a at home; two brothers, Rudy and Stina Seed +1152) son-Johne | Puneral "Home with] EXPERIENCED STOCK BOY_OFA| Cone ae "ed Fialine and Otice bupeny Tt | SOY Tee WOOLE Foundations, fireplaces. bio = ee ‘ z i f r Rusell ot Walled Lake: years ago. Money to Loan ...........53| Tevornsivid Anderson officiating) Gators Bros. 106 W. Huron. Sporting Goods Salesman| W Lawrence st oS ct A “THE FARM all brick work Special discount : . 2s * Cemetery. Mr. Werner fe at the| EXPERIENCE, WHITE know fishing and: men's|MARRIED? WANT TO Se ee ee eel o 4 n i sisters, Betty and Wilma of Walled) From 4 to 20 shares each. will Mortgage Loans ...........54)_Donelson-Johns Foncral Youn’| salesman Hampton Electric, 825 wear Ape) unr coectiae! Dials viead acu your husband 19 bull eS Te : Lake, Jrs. James Morris of Xemia,| go to empl aA __¢ 4 f T _W Huron, FH 42523. Discount Stores: 109 N. Sagioaw| sound future? See “Married?” ad| boy 16 desires full time) Eve._O8 se GARD Ohio; Mrs, E, K, Coats of spring: | contractors sory 7 Pa abo MERCHANDISE = s hanks 1/Experienced Butcher ™ ae athe eee et eee deal Mate” -|work during summer. FE TYinighing:: 10. veate experience —_— : 2a ; ‘a AL AND FURNACE |MIDDLEAGED WHITE WOMA ‘ j ~~ “fet, “Ohio, and Emma’ Morris of}and Times Herald, Swape-—seceeceeeeeseveceres 55." E qo" WISH TO EXPRESS OUR| Pert time and full time. Apply in| installer. Experience necessary.| to care for child. § days week. | 5-5519. Free a ouimaten. ogee as gy. New and employes deep ~gratinnte ~~ Ww _ gereon. Huron Priendty “Market, {--Must- heve- ows too. ‘Srrea housexeepin crontz: mates. John Taylor .OR * . . : a - Jersey “ arlia company’s radio and tele-|For Sale Clothing .........56 gti ar | 1 the thet Pon | saa Wren Preset, 36)_M._ Paddock. ; Fe eran — |! = FF xmcOoD. WS WORKER wit Oswald Neumann — ion stations here and in Jack- ig er aay: ellow MAN CAN MAKE 93000 | SIDING APPLICATOR, MUST BE|NURSES AIDE OR STRONG WOM. : Se SS POT UNE TN WALLED LAKIE—Servies for Oc-|Srville, Fla, The stock has a/sn* Howehold Goods ....57) pathy ‘and floral offerings @uring| wants’ atvasing "Witte slowing | S31fo sn" |_ Apply Pontiac Press, Bor Itt OF cake te me eee te MODERNIZE ery P ¥ ts of our dear b Be LUM seers Beane mene y ane Press, Box 111 wald N 59, of 1900 Oakley | >?ok value of $60 a share. Valentine Gifts .......... 58 sh Mra, ‘Theodore are. Magert curbside Thouse, numbers. profits SECOND ENGINEER OVER @ UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Shia 0% Witins to learn. FE/ with licensed buflder Discounts : brother ert. e power plan’ id mechanical teligent woman 7 ~ : — - durine June cia July All tvoes Park Rd., W: Lake, will be| | Christmas Gifts ............59 “Ie Mote z ake Sohn bie a SF Seracecat tes caee'|| mectina lpchine well Meet Re tree CEMENT WORK of carpenter work Roofine sid- held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from St.| Lincoln Park Youth For Sale Miscell oe Madison, Dept, 19. Chicseo peer | See Mr. Heh. Pontiae| to travel No, house-to-house can-| poundations, basement foo ing. storm windows All other Mathew Lutheran Church, with or e sceHaneous ...60 OAR AAA ARR | AN, : ry, 540 South Telegraph Rd.| vassing or demonstration work.| qr; . Ts,| types of alterations. Violations . 5 : %3 TO 35 FOR HARDWARE | _near Orchard Lk. Ave, August veways, sidewalks and cheap, corrected. D Cc d IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR! and lumbe _beer_Oreherd Lt. Ave, _| Aagust opening Transportation. | iapor. MY 30703. Call_snyt Insured workmen burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.| Dies in Canada Crash Do It Yourself ............61/ Mother and Grandmother, Mrs.| those with experience need anol, WANTED enecilent percentage ani bonuses, COOK OR CHEF TO —— "D&M BUILDING SERVICE , : i age an The body will be at the Richardson-| CHATHAM, Ont. ® — Gordon Cameras & Equipment ...61A cwrey June eee eee tem ced n-ne | Bldg, Manone City 6 Mo, rogn, $38 Law Mesbington On Se ts 130 Pike | Eves OR 32278 Bird Funera ll Home until noon Tue 2 - God knows how much. e t UMB rience on 3- phase anses W BSB A BK ves 6 lag Wadsal s esas ees e e ee e eee Goee oeee memory fade. "| Save Plumbing “Supply “Co. 108 motors. Write Pontiac Press Bes! PURCHASING CLERK | ABINED MAKER AND CARPEN- “etimetes - Our work runranteed. 7 a three com- Offi gh ever wander) 8. Saginaw. 4 Pref. = : . specialty. E : : : - ' . To t — = er experienced person for all) 2-2532. ; A, J. Webster & Son. OR 3-9402. ‘the church until. 1 p.m, Mr. Nev-| panions injured. Saturday in a Sale Office Equipment .. .63 To. cae soxt where dhe ts tate MAN WANTED 2MEN: . phases of purchasing, typing re-| — (-QNEP_ SHINGLING | PLASTERING NEW AND REPAIR. He rool his didow Alice, io collision at a crossing Sale Store Equipment ....64) Mrs. Oscar F. Sinsiz, Mere Pres-| to quetete cower sucked cleaner for tire store Footise Ceacea! Mespital Ey & = a Se a eae oR 3 . | ces ta, and graméaughte ; — ew or work Call OR Ss aon, Walter, at home; four daugh- ieee west of Chatham. Sale Sporting Goods’ ...... 65 Hardenburgh . “ care oe ne” on furaace interest- salts Lo “he wpabavicnsed. =f RELIABLE gine thks “WOMAN a Ones STUDENT SIAORINO | sizaine and Tinishine Phone PE = ; were i : ng; good Good bed en: rin; . ters, Francina at home,Marion a9d/ pearho a French. | Hunting Accommodations, 65A | Flowers 8} Co SoM. Peadock st tact (Aa ee ee ee desires full time summer work, WE SPECIALIZE IN CEMENT. - LillianLillian of Redford, Mrs.Ken- | ( ane t and Sand, G 1 & Dirt 66 ve oe - MARKE oT iL IRE CG): ee) 3) Hopkins. FE 4492%4.| FE 27-0527. Can for estimates. EM on ' : ays Yates, , Gravel ee DUNSTAN 8 FLOWERS . 77 W. Huron CEPTIONIST FOR DOCTOR'S ari - neth Clir 06..J628fgand Park; and gE Tas MW Mura st PE ae) MARRIED? rie Sodan" CAM" | office. Good, trotat essential, | wants, construction tactory, van | Building Supplies 124 Wood, Coal & ~ Shorthand _ oe ten 7 grandchildren. : ’ Fuel ........67) Funeral | Directors 4 ’ ee masaicwede Se as el feel ee ? ~ 5 | * r Z Approve New Armory -|Plants, Trees, Shrubs ....68 “ore WANT TO TRAVEL Prose stating age. exverience and ELECTRIC WinING inD “PAC STORM SASH E : oe : | , Help Wanted Female 7) 28/87 expected. tory maintenance Licensed. Eo ° ; AIR AMBULANCE a GROUND 3 . J Sry SxS _Murray, FE Alum. Comb, windows . ... $13.90 Farmin on Bo JACKSON u — Allocation of FOF Sale Pets ............69 Pursiey Funeral Home, FE ¢121)/ A* ™anager-trainee then as man- - “. SALESGIRI Fe at | Alum. Comb doors ......... $31.80 ‘ * |$200,000 to build a new Army re-|Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 Guava FUNERAL © HOME redio-T pvprwaren distributors AMBITIOUS WOMEN | Te learn PRE career job ose Gu dare ecies Nveede and Ane. Cee wenn - Lost 6 Hours, © serve training center in Jackson nt ++ Th Gearon Pines Watered Fur. | Sein raSimins meee cart | foeelen vice, bemagwives, whe! rea tag foereohy. Meme! hooe'| oe sabe ATORE SREUMDETY and NOW| agg, g aE. led Sos i saath: : , e ab put this eisner Bros. eds. FE _4-3284. ! egraph FE_¢2508 was announced Capt. FARM MERCHANDISE DIGNIFIED SERVICES Paid accident & health insur-| nusual talent to work Ganbew TER A ABINET ine __ Found i in Livonia |pman, | air Snare aia Hay, Grain && Feed n SPARES ORIPFIN ES GRITTON CAPR, = feat and ambitious, wile "must | Coventry Jewelpr. rib har 2 must AND “WOOL FINISHER, | Yock. PE nod [voalr 6 ee oe ne Serves 2 ’ eeneseen P a . e enced. Excellent ~ ype, drive, travel also. Ex now available. = _ Sunday, _ a will toca For Sale Livestock —........72 Thoughtful. Serres = FE_ 2584) ‘Flence ‘not ‘aeeded.- We. will wo ve Tess Phone FE seria se shan paid ve MALE PRAT grvuasT “3s YR. naw, Lawnmowers . ‘ARMINGTON TOWNSHIF when strength the two rese a after aptitude tests ATTENTION’ xP som, : z TkMBO DANCE ORCHESTRA’ 1 CCURATE!, RPENED. Sevett-yearcld David Ridling of | units has been increased from 107|¥anted Livestock .........73 Voorheic-Siple py a a ‘ Exe, | "seces fin he Bat ee ee FE’) 1000 1s CHAMBERLAIN 8T, Farmington towfship, sought for|to 150 men. For Sale Poultry vessel ~=FUNERAL HOME | will be assigned under an eipe- DEMONSTRATORS SALESLADY these dates: July 8, Aue bb. sept} A & B TRENCHING. - more than six hours, was found ie } a ip Werk nottectsng rasa toca’ | | commend Marea tet weer a pollig i “orocol), sorts me porting. water tile Field tile. girly yesterday, sitting on: the | nS7ATE,OF,,MICMIOAN—in/ the Pro-(Sale Farm Protuce — ......75) ANVlline? *egN Saye | M.mombe. Write. for 13,00 im | uaranteed annua}, ware. without credit tw eiry store |iWAN NEEDS WORK OF —ANY| (hA— TRE a . ‘ounty of Oakignd, | : ee se months. ite. for rmation | any coll tine i. 5 Tee wee week Apviv in : \S i Juvenile Division Sale Farm Equipment ....76 = ; —| and application immedi t ad on maclive d verson. | kind. Vicinity of Gingelvile. FE tings, i = : In the matter. of the ition concern t | olf an opening still exists. boy ae wear » Sven ~heek ‘each = 4-8491. lines. also black ‘dirk, yp “a ter Ce ns y 1 Mf vou feel that vou can} Enggass Jewelry C Spe and rinne Cadaret, “minor. .Caye No |Auction Sales .,...........77 cost you this lifetime opportun- <= for this unusual oppor gRass jewelry Lo. ee Oe ee ART an OL _2- 186 To Nelson Cadaret, father of said | -pustNED YOR Sows : ~o > ae ~- FAPrENG GID oF 2 revaited ty facies. trae child, AUTOMOTIVE | Taiping NATIONAL RADIO Sn cUTY OPERATOR ERPERL. SEVERAL WOMEN mas. PE 5603, ELDERLY | at our store, General Mar filed im this . onuments 4A RE: ATIVES ; N an. FE 5-66 Office Court al t_where-|for Sale Aree ‘Danesoemetive: dla Reteet t. sales . and Add 830 to $40 to the family A \etvase 8 3.2 x. Vo Bea’ income working © Accessories ++ GU) 269 Oakland Ave. FE 24000 Bullding & ml pours daly re deer . | ht nda eens, +9 y. Start your own pros- ereecbecceces Ol __Cemetery Lots 5 ‘ rat rows as business iw. \ ac ation” call Avon "PE ooves. 82] WHITE ’ CuaPtt, panna i . Gene | allen . 4 ; : - % —_ MO cess: sYoevecsee E : ovces Od location. 0109 -Must have references. Age 4 to | ‘goeed sore Gloonocg brn. | fee 50 preterred. OL _3-0621, OND ‘EMPLOYMENT! ictation and general of- seecceslll MT “BOX REPLIES. 1|° | MIDWEST | B-l RIKER BLDG. work, experienced) $7 ” jong rom kame | IK Freda Pontiac Press Box Work Wanted Female ul Ky yeare coll... 8 : BABYSITTING. NTED Giana 6 le 4 a te Hardware sales exp. ‘ics § ] PLACE A “LOST AD” to recover a loss, Dial FE a: ms me sxe| 28181 for an ad-writer,|i ri By Sey, iy a itt oe “THE PONTIAC PRESS,. MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 SWEDISH MA G AT = veg! experienced mas- for appoin' Ls Business Services 13| _ Lost & Found 24 Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ‘Rent Apts. Piwakbed 33 Electric—Sewer ra s Cleaned charge; Stoastany roles a 8S “Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners esha pes ee | es or sauce estimates Lar, Call OLive rea after ze eae, g mt eroding ah 216 vice oe e. LAWN Mow! HE sees, (Owens DGE SHEARS hour service. All work guar- anteed. a ick rm ckun and delivery, 8 boa. FR eon On PLASTERING & REPAIR WORK. EM 30163 Den Meyers POM Pe METRE, WE ter ‘s, seWers and septic tanks in- teed. FE 56-8221, or PE 45-7706. WS MACHINE MANLEY LEACH ¥0 ey _8T, TREE TRIMMING AND R RENOV. al tat estimate FE 26018. FE iiws F Spin pe MACH. ¥ i vilED ee ir ‘Demian green: woop thor tab MACHINED TO a your specifications er request. M_ A Elliotte ce a2. Furnitur- Refinishing g 16A nEramune ANrrQu ‘SPE. cialty FF 60 a een - Garden Plowing 168 ALL POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT. . plowing, Pe elon leveling and also _manure, FE OARDEN PLOWING AW AND SCRAP. ing. O GAR an e ane DISCING erading‘ . irity of Pontiae Alir- dort FE 19086 4-1 GARDEN | LAWN GRADING AND ORNA —Mmental evergreens. FE 5-6356. Laundry Service 18 18 LACS CURTAINS joan ee OR RUF. * fled besutifully finished Pontiac Launiry Phone FE 2-810 R PAMILY LAUNDRY 6SERV- She Ph Pontiac Laundry. FE Laadscaping 18-4. WPPPADR POO PLL LOL LG le gm, BULLDOZIN FIND GRADING _ and back — rittie ng OL 3-702 BULLDOZINO, GRADING AND back filling Immediate service Deise! dozer with 8 blade. $8 06 a B, pene Call FE 63773 or FE BULL: OR_3-5289 @-1427 B enim Ad CANDSCAPING A D tex LOST: GERM N SHEPHERD, PE- | male, 6 a Pemona Angelua, J is, "reward. ard. 8) “eta of —— a a feond __call FR 61208 after 6.20. GLAZER's SOG BOX. OF ttle use to anyone but * siass man. Reward. FE 45396 - 61007, BLACK SCOTTIE DOG LOST AT — Sky Drive-In. Reward. FE LOST: MAN'S BULOVA WRIST Pricey with gray strap. Gradua- tien present this year. EM 3-9008. LOST: PARAKEET, VICLNITY OF . Ave:, all green. PE 2-034 r LOST: GERM SHEPHERD, FE- male Bisck ith blond feet Re- Ward MA 6-6149 Lost: SMALL, BLACK, MIXED spaniel. Injured in abdominal re- gion. Needs care, call FE 23-8243. Lost YOUR PET? WANT TO give one a home? FE 5-8200. _Michigan Animal, Rescue League. Hobbics & Supplies 24A NEW SCRABBLE SETS, $3. PAINT by number sets. 6169 up (frames to fit) BACKENSTOSE 15 East __ Lawrence. Pe 21414 WE BUY TRADE 6 SELL AND repair cameras and photo equip ment. Wholesale re for Kodak and FAST ST ACTION a the B.D. CHARLES ree paso Haig nt ae Tage | FOR [AND CONTRA ra 3. Vv 4540 Dixie b Se 4 i Hwy. WE RAVE ,000 a our pac eay cane | te purchase new or contracts for our Sghegen: See me before you sell. 4SEK FOR BOB MAHAN. sue INSURE rou" BU E: Li INSURE 'T MAHAN ‘REALTY CO. REA oe sbiee Rea) Estate gf Sao sw He io end Sundays Ph. FE 2-0263 aa MO8T FOR YOUR contract, Realtor | ale & the “bird to gee. Qo Ww.H Phone PE 28316 Giese CASH FOR YOUR land contract er equity i your K, L. Templeton, Realtor 3339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE ¢4563 __N otices’ & Fecuomais 25 A see BET. TRIED IT YET? Fina-Foam for cleaning rugs and WE ARE BUYING AND SELLING = - TODAY! | us for the best and hi at of- fer of Value quick cash settlement. Nicholie & Harger Co. —Upholstery. _Waite's Notions. Aerotred Knapp Shoes 1 have purchased the records of “ Knapp Shoe customers from the former Arthur Sweet OR 3-1582. | — AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES DOMESTIC CRIMINAL, COMM'L im yrs. exp Bonded. FE 5-5201 GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING meet friendly adviser contact Mrs ROSS aly Vie Prhene FE 2-87s. Confidential _The Salvation Army. avptvox HEARING AID RM 10. N Saginaw FE nek MARY: ease aaatk home, I just purchased a nice clean 1952 Plymouth club coupe from Schutz Motors. $12 8 Wood- ward, Birmingham Now you can drive your own car All my love, | j i i | _Jimmy. DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES. Mrs Burnes FE 32-8814 93 Mark. KNAPP SHOES R Elleworth 504 8. Sanfo rq” FE $-6739. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. June 20, 1955. I wil! not be re- “sponsible for any debts contract- ed by any other than myself Franklin W Gale, 30'_ Bellevue. Pontiac. Mich 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS. 8 Sutberiand Studio 18 W Huron Printed bapkins—fast service. REDUCE Are oes overweight? Tired? Con LANDECAPTOS 3 SERVICE Top_ soil sotl and rading. PE 5-4372. Bans LAN APING SERVICE. Compirie iawn aammasee ande cleanup Pe 2-87 ee AND SARS U LEVELING. ROTO TILLING 30583 ORF 0 | SPRAYING — control shade trees, nrud 0 Ww Scott OL 32-4071 hee FREEINO AND REMOV- al fruit trees our specialty, mem- ber American Forestry Associa- of MEIrose 71-3507 __ Moving & Trucking | 19 4-1 MOVINO AND aa ccaina! oR 3 Some d@carded articles haul Free FB +0786_ — AA) MOVING (RUCKING PICK. up and delivery Good service at ites rates FE ¢1803 any- ime A-B-C. cant ac’ co —_Moving & pick p FE 2-4750. BEDE ORD “MOVING | Loca: & tong distance FE 248787 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE. BLACK dirt and fii dirt, Sand and grav- et. FE 60877 HavLtna or ANY KINI REA- sonable FE 2-68: 2 ; LIGHT | HAULING 8-0187 LIGHT Hal HAULING rE 67847 APT- er L & S SALES CO.’ Gicinma atone CLEANED, ASH | OAKLAND TY'8 LARGEST of rubbish navied Clean up. FE) USED mae URE BUYER. 2-2866 LICENSED 1 HOME. LAI Try our safe sctentific Quick method Individual sutrt _*tona!l programs Call FE 4-4131 SPENCER INDIVIDUAL DE- ba pe supports. Mrs) Mayer, FE +1204 “Wed. Child. to Board 26 CHILDREN 1 OCED AND “ARED tor PE 3-173 : CHILD CARE AREA. MA_ aN _ CRESCENT LAKE Sn COULD You USE EXTRA HELP with chores om your farm in ex- change for board fer 12 yr old boy _@uring summer? FE 40429. DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN IN licensed home, FE 23-2086 or 263 Raeburn LAKE ORION _Srea, by week MY 2-6553 Wtd. Household ¢ Md Goods 2 27 LET Us one tr OR AUCTION IT _for you OA %2681 ‘FURNIT URE NEEDED Entire nome or odd lots Get the top dollar Will buy outrieht or sel] 1 for vou B B Community _ Sate Phone OR 3-2717 WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES of furniture Ph PE 2-582). WANTED FURNITURE If you have anything for s..e nd want orompt cour-' teous service and the biab- est et call. . ee LIGHT RAUlING & BIOCK HAUL- _ing. OR 3-4437 LIGHT AND AEAVY TRUCKING Rubbish hauied Top soil, sand, field dirt and wrave) FE 20603 LiGHT THtcKino AND CLEAN- FE_ 3-720 _&p LL CARTAGE | O'DEL Local Ss Pnone Es-6808 Moring ~ REDUCED | RATES | Large van to serve you smith | Muving FE 44964 SUDDEN SERVICE - ASHES ROB bish and light trucking» rE +6079 TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB- fash oat anv time after 2 pm. | AUTOMOBILE , EXECUTIVE, WITH nd all day Sat. FE +9206. | schildren desires to iease year round 3 or 4 ties houre . 7 k { R nt Preferably accessabig lake . Imire S oO en area. Day ne WA Laces ext 6 591. 0CKs CTO a = —_ Uaioe miPGEene COUPLE WITH CHILDREN, DE- &% Ter aca 1% Ton Stake ump Trucks Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. 8. WOODWARD Oven’ Date Including Sundays FE 40461 — FE 41442 LIGHT HAULING ODD JOBS. _Cheap PE 91-0171 VOLLMAR MOVING AND 8TOR- _5-8562. 341 N Perry Painting & Decorating 20 OLLI ALL a-l and wall papering. mate, FE 40256. Ae NTING, [ terier 10 per cent disc Guaranteed. Free est. 4-1 PAINTING PAPERHANGING. i removed. Estimates, FE DECORATING — PAINTING Cali for esti- R & EX- © cash. 40205. GIRL’8 24° BIKE IN GOOD CON- lwrp GIRLS 2 JN Bt BIKE. BAL- DESPERATELY NEEDED 2 ¢ 2 OR 3 -emed>-ehtkiren:~ Cail | SEEKING CLEAN COTTAGE ON 2 ROOMS ee EAST SIDE, 3 ADULTS WANT TO RENT 3 FE 5-5266 NEED 2 BEDROOM HOME BY ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST furntture buyers Cash waiting FE ¢7881 Wtd. Miscellaneous 28) dition FE 5-1904 loon tires. OR 3-2 wtp. Ale “BUY: nen OARDEN ractor with cultivator, H —Button_ MY __2-6432 Wanted to Rent 29 ee mt sire 2 or 3 bedroom ee In o7 near Pontiac, FE 5-2225 . PE 24130. THROUGH AUGUST 27. SANDY BEACH WITHIN 100 MILES ‘OF PON- TIAC, NEAR Cc REASONABLY PRICED. CALL FEDERAL 5§-6089 AFTER 5 P.M _elose in. Phon bedroom home. after 4 p.m. ROOM HOUSE OR INCOME BED house. FE 53-7838. July 2.2 —- children. Pon- Soe has Gall D. Wright, FE Hall’s Wall i & Painting R heal 8 , - - FEATURING _- 8 Rea: eche ens ¥ service s Painting & Wall Washing Free estimates. FE 5-221. PAINTING AND WALL WASHING. ep. FE 5-8723 < AINTING, a eae coon coe dl eee WOMEN et Reads DROOM UNFURN. OMEN WA WALL WASHING. ae house cen Pits West side —Painting, OR 33984 or OR 30494. | preferred. EM 3- WANTE $10 REWARD FOR 3-4 ROOM FU D: FURNISHED OR UN- furnished homes to rent for U 8. Army personne), be perma- be y stationed !n Pontiac area. ‘all Captain Strong, FE 2-1703. on 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. UN- * sconces Reliable family. Need- ed July 1st. 2 well-behaved chii- dren. FE 44142. R- nished a 3 perewest children FE 49 21A SWEDISH —_ & THERAPY. t techniove. 73 Kim SPE 3s, N t- _mest, ___Television Service Service 22 ELDERLY LADY WILL SHARE SHARE couple. OR 3-426 GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE Share Living Quarters 30 30 home with middieaged 3-4268. studin apt Private ath trance TV taundry “privileges. Only nin walk down- town y $7 ver wok Avaiia- ble 1e metiotely Write Pontiac reese Boz aan — TV. washing Brive leges for shop girl. bike” rig pe Lata i th & edd 506 W Night s Wtd. Tranapertetion 31 MAN te WANTS TRANSPORTATION rk at 5:30 a.m: Near : and Voorhels to Pine Lk. Course or Keego Harbor. PE 5-7637, . A x | Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 4 33_W. Huron FE 54-8183 —— Tare 25% DISCOUNT $5,200 balance at the rate of $52 per month 6 per cent interest Cost to you-83,000 Secured by 4 room bungalow on 602200 ft lot. with 1’ car garage Lake privi- leges to Scott Lake Clark weal Estate, 1362 W Huron 8&1 46492 or PE ¢4813. Ask fer Mr Clark Wanted Real Estate (32A CASH FOR HOUSES your house or farm or {wil rene Les: oy HO NE FB et CASH For smal) equities. If you have what we want we will be at your door within 34 bourse with cash for your equity. Call now end tel) us what you have. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN *"Soce Eve St is “— ISN’T IT LOGICAL? I! you live im the Waterford Dray- ten, Cilartstop of surrounding lake areas to ist your property with @ firm that pr eaclaichs on e.ng@ exéiuaively your area! WHITE BROS. REA! TORS Phone OR 31872 or OR 31769 __Open 9 to @ Suni te 38 Johnson (HAS DONE IT AQAINI . That's right. folks, we have sold over 90 per cent of our listings | and are desperately in need of all types of property to sell. For Quick and curteous action call A. JOHNSON, Realtor . ‘1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 - Office Open 9-8 _ ARE OFFICE| ~~ “HEADQTRS Fo Cottages home Bince 1825 - ‘ist NORM haga eee Dod ward EM 34412 Sra Rings here’ TRADES Larger tomes for smaller etty roperty for suburban or farms, omes far ‘neomes. large down Payments are scarce, trade your equity Trades made to satisfy ell rtles concerned Call us. 00 ob igation. DORRIS & SON RFALTORS* CO-OP MEMBERS 152 W_ Huron, PE ¢1557 PEDDLING YOUR PROPERTY? IT DOESN'T PAY Our method of showing only with Lookers * Bs now We need farms, lake and residential Properties, We handle all details for financing and closing. To Buy-To Sell-To Trade — YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE lve -MAHAN. REALTY CO, REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FE 2- M Open Eves ‘ttl'#: Sun. 104 1075 uron NEXT tate Me BRANCH POsT FICE contract ~ | and bath. Apoly sR, Telesraph Pets fink nce TR AND oT 1 id. 200 Wilson. + ROOM APT. ON SILVER TARE. APARTMEN N. CHIL- 5-6340. ART ME Soa WOMEN CHIL- “ann tae rE best) : iPr. 2 LADIES. 25 WIL- _ltiams 5 St. BACHELOR APTS EVERYTHING ae yprs Je heat veer. round. Call after PE 54-0400. 7} Allison child Es. Oia ot Eten vio Wal lor ren en D = ing distance to Pontiac Motor and Fisher Body. Apply manager, 3 €. Montealm DELUXE GROU; round apt. catlemen couple, Near’? ‘Blue 2 ge a _Com mon FURNISHED, SASEMENT APT. GOOD “HOME 2 ROOMS, ORI- vate entrance Couple. 86 N. _Fesss LAKEFRONT APT. MILES from ase 4 cokes gna bath. $200. tg August, $0. other _months o children, EM 33085. SQUARE & PINE LAKE preiool newly decorated furn vny Season or permanent. FE ¢ Rent Apt. Unfurnished 34 3 ROOMS AND BATH UPPER. Private entrance utilities. _100 Mechanic 7 ROOMS AND BATH LARGE living room .itehen and. dinette white tile bath. heat furnished. Ap | _nly 44 4. Pike or cai! FE 2-6549 j entrance. utilities furnished. OR 3 1972 13 NEWLY Eee ROOMS. ; Ciose in. FE |S SPACIOUS RO west side @ _FE 5-496) APT SUITABLE POR BACHELOR: or” working couple rivate en- _trance and bath 429 N_ Paddock FIRST FLOOR 2 AND BATH. Frigidaire, stoye Newly decorated. 23-7425 “EXCLUSIVE Adults $05 ae Frict. References. FE MODERN $ ROOM UPPER FLAT, + gas heat, close to downtown Avatiable July 1. references re- wired Apply Pontiac Press, oz 92 NICE NORTH END TERRACE, . NO ehildren under 14 yrs, rents for per month. Paul A. Kern, Realtor, 3) Oakland Ave. FE 2-9200 OPPER 3? BEDROOM APT. STOVE ade Clean. pleasant. Eld- al < working ——. preterres: _432 Parkdale, Roches YOUNO WORKING COUPLE references, desires 3 oF room unfurnished apt. with In eity FE S17 Rent t Houses Furnished 35 aati 3 ore 3060 STERLING RD. off of E Walton Bivd. Call 2 to opm Couple _ entiy FC YR HAVE TO MOVE SUMMER MONTHS ? ? Furnished cottages. 34-5 rooms IR ROOMS PARTLY MODERN $850 per month 723 W Fairmount - 4 ROOMS PARTLY MODERN. | Adults FE 7-907)! _ $ ROOM LOWER INCOME. NICE- 'y decorated. - Ot} heat, Garage _Aduits only, FE 23-6304. ROOM HOUSE, AUTOMATIC hot water burn Heights area F1 FE 5-0522. COUPLE WITH CHILDREN would like to rent a 3 or 4 bed~ room home. In or near Pontiac _Write Box 18, ntiac Press Rent La Lake Property 36A cozy AVAILABLE JULY 1 TO 25, cottage near Brence| Lake Elec- trically equipped. Fine fishing, ee li miles west on M59. EM }-66 eorrioe r FOR | RENT AT. HIG- -gimn ae ‘ROOMS, nished Private entrance. og or _MWorking couple, 36 Florénc tier 4 AND BATH, | ak ; IN. FE 2-0663 after 5:30 p.m. D |? LARGE ROOMS PRIVATE EN- trance eal) ROOM FURN > adults, Inquire caretaker, 21 Stein- ba ct. first floor, adults only, 44625 after 5. 7 Room Ay awl 3 R \e NA ! . ber week Ponting Press Bor fe vate entrance, Year i home. CASH ron SEASONED els Week. Adults. ae tracts NISHED serine a Lee ew. Huron 7: ig AL. ‘and entrance, FE Cash 1 Waiting | 7 ROOMS AND BaTH PRIVATE dren, 688, perme Cal “OR eM, THE: ANSWER TO YOUR: PROBLEM: Want King To sell, rent, A. JOHNSON, Rea ™ nar I it’s o ER 2S _ NICELY FUR-|G LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. AUTO heat and water. Extta large _Cleset. FE 427! NICE SLEEPING "ROOM. GENTLE- man Day \orker On bus stop. _ FE 41307. 385 W. Huron. NICE ROOM FOR LADY‘ WITH _ kitchen 1 privileges. 547 W. Huron NICE ROOM. PRIVATE HOME ie. — or 2 elderly people. FE ROOM FOR RENT ON THE WEST side. Gentleman only, FE 2-6828. ROOM FOR RENT FE ¢1347 OR WITHOUT Cen- aoe dl, bef Hi Shoppi: atd. near Huror oppin _ter. No drinkers, FE Bene). ROOM FOR CLEAN WORKING man Close tn. $7.00 a wk. FE _5-46728, ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN IN quiet home Before 3. all weekends. +5000 SLEEPING ROOM, MEN No drinkers private entrance _8. Parke SLEEPING ~ ROOM | ON SIDE OarTtLeMEn PRE: _FERRED, FE 40415. SLEEPING hasten MEN. HOT ‘water 64 Pine 8 SLEEPING aoca: FOR GENTLE- man, Close to bus tow at Clean room, Mra. Perry. 138 West Howard, Rooms With Board 38 IN day ONLY. 165 ENTLEMEN, TWIN BEDS. GOOD food. Clean modern home. _Shift, No drinkers. FE 2-0318 BOARD near. Care of chi full time. Drop ¢ . Box 874, Pontiac, dress & phone number Convalescent Homes 38A BOARDING HOME ELDERLY “TE Sei AR. le in Pontiac. Investi- or write Pontiac elderty ate. Phone 1 ‘Ortonville, Mich : Hotel Rooms “39 HOTEL ROOSEVELT PREP PDP 3 APTS AVAILABLE, MODERN 6 room* and bath West side loca- tion Ga- heal, $02.00 FE. = | ano FE $1173. and utilities | 9 for summer months at Woodhull Open and closed trailers. Lake Reasonable rent Children FOR RENT welcome Wil be open Sat. & Sun. | F. E. Howland ree} Diste Hwy. OR _3-2805 OR _ 31056 NEWLY DECORATED HOUSE- rrRUCK RENTA. 8 | RVICE is 14 Au trailer for rent Bedi hak 2 _burn Ave Phone FE 5-8068 men. or working coupir - wire | aay PE = jot No 54 Keego Trailer Park, ~~ For Sa Sale Houses 4 43 _Keego Harbor : Rent Houses Unfurn. 3 36 T ee i Adults preferred. Au- | i Vaile at DOWNSTAIRS ROOM. PRIVATE heat pe ree eee MODEST MAIDEN Ss ‘by Jay Alan at ll weil te ® and I discovered him!" Rs PrLaAN “Tl didn’t discover uranium exactly — he discovered it, | | Rent Stores 40| OA A LAL BLDG. AVAILABLE Convenient for a barber shop, | store or beauty shop Will | fix to oull the tenant 4120 Walton | blvd or e O 32341 FOR RENT: STORE BUILDING, x 60 op MS®, Highland Ra. 12 miles W of Pont. ideal for plumb- ing shop or light manuf <. 3 phase electricity. EM 3-4082 or EM 3-2418. IN, SUNBEAM FURNACE. duct work and a Very good condition OR 32186. 0 NICE ROOM FORK . RENT. GIRL OR woman. On west side FE ¢467¢ _after _4 3 pm. _ STORE FOR RENT ¢ OR 20x60, full basement, any tse heagprgg 030 Mt ees ens quire a r 3-9682. LEASE STORE 8 WILL AcE t 1 For Sale House 43) EO OIE igo NO DOW. -”AYME WILL BUILD ON YOUR MoT ND FINLs EXTERIOR. PAYMENTS COMPTON & SONS, 4900 W nURON PH. ___OR 3-1414 OR te 1 OR fe 32-7088 Gi 3-S8EDROOM HOM 50 §. PERRY AND K ING. a as eae NUSUAL BARG : 109 ‘MORE LAND “AVE. 4 rooms and bath on lst floor, 3 rooms and hull beth on second floor. 2 semi finished attic rms. New of] furnace costing $1100 in- stalled last winter, On quiet paved street $8800 wi $1800 down. Generous ellowadce off tpr k. G. HEMPSTEAD 109 _5._Muree 46284 60x80, or any part of. Have | ment, gas heat water, 100 parking lot. One of best locations | “87, fuily fenced, landsca on west side. FE 60101, ask for ard. 12 = te reasonable Mr. Barnes ner. Rent Office Space 41 AIR CONDITIONED aT IN modern building. 680 8q. Ft Capito} Savings. | rE ¢-0561 DOCTOR OFFICE — NEW — FOR lease or sale 1688 Highland Rd. M 59 MA 64067 Birmingham For Rent. Miscellaneous 42 ONE W AY COAST TO COAST Established 1916 DOWN for this new nerth subugpan 2-bedrm home. mod- ern kitchen 24 f% living rm. picture window. ca ~ acre jot with trout stream. . Now reduced to LAKE FRONT Lake pag debe d- rm. year aground home on 100 ft ef lake frontage ‘All furni- ture included also boat Home has 2 fwil baths, full basement, and gas heat Part of home used as income during summer vw ‘Mf desired Attractive shaded lot, sock garden. AN excellent $14,500 with $4,200 down. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 OW. Lewrence FE 5-6105 pen es Next to Consumers Power KNUDSEN Brick Terrace ~ Liberty Manor Good addres: wonderful for a couple or wid- ow S rms and bath full base- ment. gas heat, new carpetin in living rm., dining rm ond hall. Call, a Clarkston—Suburban Excellent 5 rm. and bath with full basement, screened porch, marage and large well jand- seaped yard overlooking Park and Lake. - us DOW to see i “Wm. H. REALTOR 510 Pontiac sats Bank Bidg Ph 1_ Office FE 44516, Eves. 8- JACK LOVELAND 2188 Cass Lake Rd Keego Harbor FE_ 2-4875 __FE_ 4-166] 2 Knudsen WILLIAMS LAKE This ts one of the finest 3 bed- room homes we have ever offereo for. thig price im fears, extra large Hving room ~ith natural fireplace. and lovely kitchen, 3 nice size bedrooms, with ward- Trobe closets and 4 beautiful divided bath, there is a world of closet space all ‘thru .the house, you'll oa a isa tg yard with a for recreation basement with 1% finish a recreation room, and extra large 2 caf attached arage, riced at $18.000 with $4, down. Shown by appointment oniy. F. C. Wood Co. Corner Willlams Lake Rd. & M59 OR 31235 Office 5 : After 6 call OR 3- LAKE HOME Here are 2 very desirable ones. Lovely modern nearly new 2 room home. Large living room with corner and dinine L oil perimeter beautiful view only $11, $5, the complete ‘are lots, of lake. Priced at 0 Terms 500 CASH orice for this well cisulated ‘hh on oo leges, WEST” “sU BURDAN fenced lot Piorothy Snyder L Binet BRICK 4 FAM, Well constructed brick 4 family tinvestmept. Owner Florida reason for se WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 2-8316 43_W Huron 8t 4 ROOM SHELL HOUSE. $3300, $300 down or trane fer business _ptoperty. FE 46604. = WE nl BUILD ON YOUR LOT bedroe ee RS. OLD Large corner jot, $6,000 WI) take ear, vacant wna of land con- tract for $2000. Baiance §35 80 per month. 2366 Newberry of Clinton- vibe Road. BY- OWNER: 3) BEDROOM BRICK ranch style home. 1% miles from Rochester, full basement. Wil _sacrifice. 1 Phone , 1-6388. 3 BEDROOM | BRICK, | LAKE PRIV. ileges, lot = 150, cluded, | no realtors. OR 3 BLOOMFIELD TOWNSH Attractive brick 6 rooms, baths, enclosed breezeway, 2 car garage, basement tiled. ing, many extras. Near 8! aod Hickory Grove Schools. §23,- _ 300. Owner FE 4-7065, PONTIAC HOME 7 ROOM ROUSE. full basement, $9500, small down- payment or will mr 4.00 Farmington _ Bostwick, Farmington, 6 Michigan. 5 ROOMS & BATH. BY otaltet with $950 down $3 cash for equity, Balance “2133 at _$35_per_month. FE 5-381. $6,890 % rooms and bath. 2 nice lots Large utility room. Lake opriv- lleges anu only $1400 down. HOME ON WHEELS 32 ft. Anderson housetrailer. Ali modern asus bot water heat er. Call for CUCKBE ‘R R REALTY 236 N. Saginaw FE 4-409) ROOM MODERN. pecintTy: OF _Auburn Heights. | ~ NEW 3-Bedroom, ‘Ranch Home With Full Basement Located near Maceday Lake tn nice neightiorhood Popular cedar shakes siding, 3 large bedrooms with slidine birch doors on closets Lee living room. Full tile bath built-tn vanity. Fix- tra large kitchen with birch cabi- : Center partition in Dally 1 to # THE CHEUSEA Paved street. city water. Sewer 3 Bedroom Brick FHA and GI Approved DOWN PAYMENT PLUS COSTS GI NOTHING DOWN FHA $1,200 & $12,200 Chotee of 5& designs Knotty pine Grauaaete with rustic hardware womate, ‘oil forced air heat, Spacemaster folding doors. storage room. Ribboned driveway Lerge picture FULL bs ° don Fernbery 8t.. off Fane Lake ip gett hans Scott Rd and pues OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1769. ISAT. = 3} BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE, AT- tachec °® car garage’ $2000 down. trade for Waterford area Wil) e house in subu area $25¢ down * room house out Auburn : 4 room poses with a % acre on Hatc 1000 down CEO” MARBLE, Realtor i) Waterford: Andersonville Rd Ph OR * io $650 DOWN OR TRADE Laree white frame 5 room and bath bungalow with full base- oli heat Good sized 1 car garage Located wh and having lake or en Coolie RILEY FE 1-0086 _For Sale Houses 43 STOP LOOKING! START BUYING! GI’s—$250 Moves You In! neo eviLiaNe. at tage! tre tates et, Sane, ure We gn ys or nd PS Anchor Real Estate fer further information call Medel Home Phone FE 30504 0 NN ; tarter Heights: well septic tank installed. lot 100x180, financ : no i] Te BARGAIN Two sto 3% x M cinder block home, full basement, well and septic tank aase. Beeds finishing only $5,250 cash. WILLIAM OG WHITCOMB REALTOR FE 5-0522 “LAKE ORION—$2.000 DOWN 2 bedrooms, large living room fireplace, beth, basement. oil heal. beach. : WALTER GREEN MY 2-683! M-24 opposite RR Depot WEST SIDE frame 2 excellent apts. gas beat. 2 FAMILY large on paved street. Price $14,500. Terms AUBURN HEIGHTS toom ‘rame, modern with building containing & ft. Suitable for small manufacturing or commercial use. Price —$12,- 000 Terms For information call Perry C. Griggs. SSELL A. NOTT 179 W. Pike _FE 45005 WILLIAMS LAKE 2 BEDROOMS Completely modern. Work ubep and garage. GR_ 3-0006. OPEN 4 TO 8 PM. & SUN. L TOS P.M S950 DOWN New, 2 bedroom modern homes | at White Lake. Large living room | With picture window Excellent | kitchen. ample ci®set space Bath OU forced air furnace Choice of 4 elevations $7900. Drive out M-3@ to Duck Lake Rd Watch for oven sign OPEN 4TO 8 P.M. MON SAT. 2 TO 6 P.M. NEW Gl. HOMES $700. Down plus mortgage cost. 3 Bedroom face brick bomes. ool je bath Full divided basement with recreation ford Township Hall. turn right en Crescent Le Rad about “ mile Watch for open len CRESCENT ee ESTATES $1000. down. 2 Lots ooms, oak bath * nay earace. NORTH ecaveeee Over an acre with sdern 2 bedroom Bath | basement. ott Breezeway 2 car garage: Yard landscaped. 64975 Terms. DUCK LAKE. $950 down. 4 Room home Pilastered walls. cedar shake siding ‘4, block to lake Priced to sell .4960. # ROOMS 3 Bedrooms able LeBaron Farms school & bus Basement with gas furnace‘ Aaode reened porch. 1'5 car garage Terms |. “HAYDEN Realtor Eves. & Sun 12-3 %6 E Walton Bivd FE 80441 FOR BIRMINGHAM PROPER BENJAMIN & STEPHENS, | SELL OR TRADE 432 foot ranch type 6 room all modern home on acres -of ‘ertile land lo caved west and miles from Portiae Moter's and Destr- Close to ‘TY Jake Pisher Body $1.500 down or trade for «mailer bome or vacant | R. J. VALUET, MS Oakland Are Co-operative Real Realtor FE 5$-0693 _Estate Service A ee states Bpick and s bedreom home with unfinis eer Noetairs for fu- ture bedroom full bath,- good basement with automatic heat and hot water storms and screens. 1% car garage. nicely landscaped $2,000 down, by Gopstcumeer only | West Suburban 4+ Bedroom Rancher Has your family outgrown your pom home? Then here is the ome for you. @ close in rancher with 2 fireplaces, tle bath. built in stove and oven. oak filoora piasteret walls full basement with autmatic ter Attached garage. large |ot Value priced at $16.000 Do your family a favor look now - “BUD” NICHOLIE Real Estate and Insurance 49 Mt. Clemens St FE 5-120! Eve. Mr _Allen __ FE $8773 CLARKSTON ‘b% ROOMS LIVING foom 14x24 Brick fire solace. Oak floors heat Storm wintiows and screens Kool-Vent awnings. Fully insulate: 1% car ecarace “ Excellent ho ie Ma_%3406 OWNER. 4 ROOMS | MODERN Basement, helf acre. Auburn Heights. __ 3-967 678. | _ For. Colored Families—.+- Beautiful 2 rr with, un- finished «econd floor Oak floors painted walls. full pasenent gas heat, nice location paved street Near hus line Priced to sel] on terms Fri nformation cali Mrs Speary.. FE 5-8963 hed a ES A. NOTT 170 W. Pik . Ot Y vear old tity "room gicture window $1 0 oot noe laree and oan ROSE McLARTY, BROKER PE 22162 “CLARKSTON HOME of 6-2372. REAL ESTATE Oa 6-3122 PALA, $750 DOWN APP. $47 PER MONTH INCLUDING TAXES and INSURANCE 60 FOOT LOTS LAKH PRIVILEGES LARGE BEDROOMS A WAY TO A bv AIR om. H AS ELEC. HOT’ WATER Bateman & Kampsen Realtors FE 4:0528 371 8. Telegraph RA. BUY MY EQUITY LARGE 6 AM house, soot loration. “FE 3130, SHORT-CUT TO To sell, reht, swap — dial FE pedis Ls a heat and hot wa-} CASH: Classified Ads! | BUILD NOW (mn ovr well restricied Waterford Hill: Estains Estimates freely given from ou olans or vours 87.500 Up HERBERT C. DAVIS $924 Pinties Lake Rd $600. DOWN Need room? Then. see this new 4 bedroom bungalow with — q privileges Auto of heat and bot Sore — se much for so little ef (‘al today. CRA AW FORD AGENCY 634% W. Huron PE ¢1549 Eves. MY 3-7085 PIONEER HIGHLAND Snow white frame J large bed- rooms, plus sewing reom. large living reem family kitcben, maculate conditien gleaming oak | fleers, carpeting. tlle bath end | Kitehen. gas heat. garage. tenced | yard Idea! for growing family | Corner fot Syivan Lake privileges | owner transferred Immediate pos- session, Write Pontiac Presa, Bos eo CROWDED? 7a ns UNHAPPY? Why not trade what you have down peyment or create tor what you want? We have a wonder(u! — of bom Nea - business © , R ELIZABE LAKE atecdss home — ‘ bedroom pos- sibility. Beautiful ving room with fireplace. Hot water heat. 2'y car garage. Circle drive Lovely ‘ena- ae lot 4 13,500. AMONG THE TREES 3 bedroom orick ranch heme. Fireplace to living reom. Ready for -falshing a Cae be Ezabeth ‘La THELM mK ave ELW OOD REALTOR S14) Cass-Eligabeth Lake Ra. PE 5-1284_ FE 63844: | Open § to 7 KING SIZE HOME For a large family af larce reoms. 1‘, baths. Four bedrooms with closets and storage dvors you have many trees ers and shrubs on a 1 ot Distant scenic Pete »veriookineg lake can be ‘om most rooms This ts = i Desven Woods An A-l investmet worth more than offered orice of 814.500. TEL - HURON AREA Walking distance. 4 short blocks to Unis shady traffic-lree area. bedroom home for two starage room earage recently married this ome owning es income prop- ttunities. flow- One Basement. For folks is a good ot “CHAPIN - BIGELOW BROKERS & BUILDERS jill Ogchard Lake Rd FE ®&1131 or FE 6-8645 —— é NEW BUNGALOWS Large 3 bedroom bungalows, cak floors, plastered, painted walls, full basement, of] furnace, near Crescent Lake, $11,900 to $12,200, term Incense near Lincoln Jr. School, large 3 m, oak floors, ot! aeers etapa possession. $8,300, $1,000 2 PONTIAC REALTY } 137 Baldwin ; FE_5-6275 § ROOM HOME ON LAKE FRONT automatic heat, hot water, ga- rage Walled Lake area, MA 6 ADAMS RD. HILLTOP Ld Tonight $ to 8 P. M. New brick homes With all. ary extras Three bedrooms, ROOMS ON LINCOLN. 8 R on Frankin Bivd. Several ttamilies Income for e Several other s for ° ranci § Soa. Ww 2 Huron at torgot. A solid churec! community, we don’t where you can duplicate this nice garden. raspberries are all nny One acre of decorated. School right the door to the brand new Devise burg school. Good trout close by. If the location sounds good, but the house is not good enough, We Nate tetas ane Sees just 2 miles up the road. From ~ $1950 t© $2,200 with terme suit. PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 31 Ogkland Ave rE Out- | Evesings and Sundays MA SPECIAL MUST BE SOLD Four bedroom ranch pie beme, located a littie and north of town. Corser way through, decorated. oy Ph FE 54-4165. ing ol) the Very nicely ___ $1,500 _down, Man Alive! You'll re SyLVAN. iNSk ari bedroom = on es with 2 ba! $14, 350... Compiete Da tuctating as LOW As $695 PER MONTH 3065 oN | ranch home with basement. 2'2 | ra old. 2 nedrooms, 1'g baths, | carpeted. drapes landscaped. alu- | minum storms and screens. Own- | er MI 4380) __ EQUITY IN 2 YR. OLD HOME. 2 bedrooms. beth and utility room. Aluminum storms and screens. assume payments. ens BAe $17,906 st. Joseph 84.. block west a “\naa) leben Rd., e umee nerth of Square Lake Rd. Crectookiag ' Hathmonds Lake. Face brick, room. 3 bedrooms. tile bath, car- ting, drapes. garbage disposal, uli -Dasement, gas fa. heat, beautiful. landscaping. Shown by a oon: only BRYANT Real _Lingein 6-5544_ BY OWNER, 5 ROOMS AND TILE bath 100x1"3 lot. On Sashabaw Rad, $7,600, $4,900 down. OR_3-0351, Estate FOR THE PROPESSIONAL MAN-—who needs a wonder- ful west side location. Piane size living room, fui] dining room. modern kitchen with eating 3 big bed- rooms, ths mad 2-car gerece are but a few of desirable features con- tributing to a gracious all- briek home, At $19 $60 there ig nothing comparable on the market. Be first to see it. By appointment pleasé DRAYTON WOODS-New 3 bedroom brick. Contempo- tary design. Mammoth pic- bab window and fireplace mn the spacious living room Sercamtnes kilchen 2 tiled borane Attached garage. $16,- SILVERCREST SUBDIVI- SION-One of the better two bedroom homes availabie today. Well constructed with full basement, Screened orch overlooks é€ool, shady ack yard. Garage too At $12.800, tt rates inspection and we think you'll like it! CONTEMPORARY LIVING at its very best 1s prom- ised in this really delightful 3-bedroom rancher. its large |. living room with one com- ! — wall of windows opens 36’ «screened patio. Fireplace? Certainly! The very finest of like-new car- ting is imeluded. Pine ake Manor ig the Jocation. This is a home for the most discriminating buyer. By ap- pointment please. RAY ONEIL, Restor 73 W. Hur Open Es Phone FE 37108 or re. +4178 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange (CHARLES. HONESTLY this cans! front ered — Ehntgal is Ele PUT de CRS ro . NE wel smcerine iG CE EE BEAUTIFULLY NISHED. EXHIBIT HOME A 2328 Uae “NI ORCHARD JAKE RD, North hvwioed Organization Ine. a SIDE Just the ede site bungalow, bedrooms built m beth, beth. full base: a oil heat, garage, = ms. owers. $12,500. PF oem bana f mode: ill = vou that bayemigat ‘gas beet ect “lor “aay 100. couple. § loseph P. Reisz Cosperative i “Real Estate ‘auchenes. . TO BUY “harrntode se oS Tit SES BEST BUYS TODAY , Personal Treasure paagsass (4 § © dw i fu t, walls, oak floors, ceramic tile — kitchen with mica, fan and cus — Delco “ol windows, = iareded ‘tm brick or cedar =” shakes. Mig oo to Elizabeth Leake Rd., weet 1 mile to Exmoor. Watch for signs. Bateman & Kampsen Realtors FE 4-0528 m os jeegces eves Eves. & Gun. Co-operative tate Exchange * fipoee FEderal 4-619 - — STOUTS : THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1955 e 4 al ites Sd Hewes! 43 "For Sele Houses 43 fea sat ' ‘FORCED SALE. Owner's bu forces sale of this RETAIL — i anor 5 . lakefront contemporary | 3 od oad res rictions, pisees terme) INVESTMENT 20% Sse peas room modern home. me l e wner 7 ees balance bes heat, wince edhe goiitaploce. PERRY PARK _afair 6-2384. Raceieot focation for finance ea open os s wens 3 wears : 4 roo and utility Hot BUIL. DING tors. ompany discount house, cre interest. Cost to you i ti torm rand weter tm oo any towntown retail out- red by neat, m — 2 va Se MODERNISTIC sauce NIA 0 DOWN viel Reepprn nga ming sate I poanae “rer Phone, GED | ee Hes eults Anartments tome on large jot eee city of Marecko (a. it yf od Lokegeete pg y <= Some. er "oreed. yr old $6050. Low down pbav wo : ie . a 4 tear alone net ovet Pontiac Clar fea! ee = ree living roo: . : / SAE FEL wn invest t iro bedrooms. larre modern kitchen air heat. tiled bath i bones a et cent mortwage at ¢- ASS ee BEAUTIFUL BU mh B per x tt ue on ipvies\ mien = Buren oF oe ae and errr dining area Painted and INCOME ‘ > ber Month’ PAN ing spot on hil ee. a4 ul opener it 1 Leak 2 piastered wails. large utility room Re 3 : SUBURBA ‘ CO TEGO ele 7 EAUTY SHOP 4 pe bath with stall shower 16 room convalescent Pfurnisbed @) fone traders. | essur “re 22 300 WELL EQU IPPED B foreéd air of! fired furnace car Potential $1600 a month income ennai Deen ities Be DR \ y + { a \\ Oo! S 4 14 and Drive In Restaurant, sym port nicely landscaped, Fu.! price | $2000 down Sapa oere bath ne kitchen til basement ! A Ms! Really FE 53-3616. $10.95° with Term: A [. \K I I: RA yN { wih-ot) heal Short drive to Pon ee 2 er sae dccicas sins he Vike ; Nv | ‘\ Sale Land Contracts ‘ts 52 ~ ana ; large 3 bedroom bath large ta. piant Lay pied iale Doxte siti os : ” ne ae t rink: , ~ a SOE Se SS OVER 7 ACRES 356 FOOT FRONT. (Bf8e. ; pee . a as sonabi priced a Fi $700 up Easy term , ere anti le tuikine AGE West suburban 6 rooms + Micened perch stone flepiace noe Ge we a eeeehis HOLMES-BARTRAM wise 00 ta urner lo CONTRACT BALANCE OF $5080, bedrocies (45 (e8) one core “PANGUS, ary, anit \\ lhe REOR b we: ae Ee. OR ©1950 A Aubure Hats es oe payable $30.50 per mo, Your cost ment. = car garage chicken % A * ede Bap he = ae Perfect a furniture s d ob room Pr Orfonvfite 132. Revetse Chgs a nee i $4300 ec ure: ¥ jee warden spot with some < 5 : . : : ro ohouse plumbing Lake area. warden already in Needs mere) PQ) S}TPER ESTATE ie < TOMNSH Hitt E PARMS : hee) VMDREL & GREGG modeling But very good our on | Z " yee te : ° : ‘ } hedrooms large inine toom t - Na ae whintesate LEMBREE & r mod Zi ae : ms ria teday’s market at $4000 with These 2 properties must be soid Pg Ms ~ ees eaten, “tg (2 | tile kitchen and bath «Forced a:! ‘A tithe land & beter [ioing P al onet 1845 Union Lake Rd EM 43-4303 $2500 down | fer cash Lake privileges on Sy!l- Te. ~ ote oats in a, heat. aluminum sterm doors ant Beautiful ane acte parce! OL ss $19 OO ow ist $4 Ot an ___ Union _Lake Village se ; van rake Pate i. Two ine vr Pee iiaeee Pr re f mdce, Sma SA screens extra lérge jot as $ls dn & $l» mo” Conventent f!r@ oer a ee 11900 CASH TO NEW MORT bungalow full basement. et] fur- | ‘ i esac i at : : landscapins compieted $12 Sov ovation and vers fertile iaint © et the! Se = , owner's = aod the halones at 4 GE. WS feet on the water 4 mace 2 car garage attached Lot | 0, % ae Poll wenn to tate yee 1 eae Reasonable down payment »1a¢ me a ° 25 ue DISCOUNT 866 fences lots garden spot recres 80x125 82 500 “¥ ye a }-] i Esty it i Oe a ixT Sip f 383 ' ‘ Fe n spot rece 2 Eevee |) EE : . } 5 ' f = = ; ‘dln area room for exoatsion I’ No 12 Three {emily @uh 2 room Fe poh — ‘5 +E LIIZ. [kK vit nog ee Peer re Acie ANT i ae balance AM Be Ee) ol be ¢ IN beats and dock ided The and J ‘oom apts down acd a t faa oy s x ‘ , j Large 4 bedroom home full bath . A x80 hioww bu.idine ts rer moapel pe ages : Hon features 2 bedroom ‘fw room ept up Ful! basement. o 2 3 ‘ 7 i i; > beat eatra large Giving roorft we on a matn Cost ta vou. $3900 Secured by 1 e featur Fj foo + 12 i 66m 3 ul aemmenh, oF ca 2 ? , i t iy in tras ‘ : A ' = i > ‘ Je bedroom cinder block hone ee Gree kcnee with dine] heat 2 car garage Stoves and 2 « at . Cad al@ with fireplace basemen: Lake Piavale Ces tha eut for retatl 4 room bungalow om 60%200 ss Y te ar] Ss wear ye ear rey | space to pc bath laree breeve re'rigpraters boll buildings have “9 ‘a * a? - Qo and gatage $8950 low doen On Oexiand Vase let size wna) seTvine@s $12 130 it Sa is ws coe Leite popes uburn Ave ciese io 5 way ieading tc # tice ar eak floors plastered aall-> ano i = 4 BEF oo oat men ion watt esmellcce RE | pees aes Wo Hures) Ot é bus. Driced at 06.00 marege tool shed paftt basement , silent cepeir Well . > ; ; - fe KI lPempolet: Realtor dettul buy zl $000 oe ! : peel Aa . es van Ask for me peat ye ee a q Be Set of ene ; > ° i = wo 153% Orchard La ia ad oFE 4-406 ihe Py vite Cc Vint? PAR \ RTD i Clack do many other features ‘ PALS oe “ ’ ; . ” 2 Lak ~43 ah ues ‘\ \ L Z lar “ SCHRAM ein alas mikey \ & PRANKS . oe, = a Are Alter 6 if no ans ac Pek 2-502 sin Willam. lake A beautit 1 5 Foe te > R316 e CTARK REAL ESTATE GPNERAL REAL EsTAre oe ~ = s og s r OR 31706 wooded lot 364100 In @ fice area - ; ~~ $3989“ DISCOUNT ee 432 cr FE ates dy EG IL Oe awe 2 : ge oe 33") BEDROOM COLONIAL EXCEL- Fagoon pfiviege, also Now a 4j W Hurop 8 Propert; sold for $27,000 with | 1367 W Huron Qoen Evenings Osen unt! 6 Sun 1 te 3 pm eeek eae oo 8 lent suburban iecation > 5-9023 the reduced price of §900 wat $4500 down payent, Balance due FE 5. sO! or FE §-947] | Co-onerattye Real Estate Fachanve : ; é ase T mt tes v eye ves ons 2 ae ‘ - = pniy $230 down _ __ $20 500 payable 8235 monthly et ¥P we bo answer. Ph Pesos .3Y — rR? eae lad He 130 VEARS QLD (34 Se ¢- ~* Cope 1995 by MLA Serica tee pees i TNNP= RK BLAD N O ‘ oot fee ick buildtag aod — reen ' ~ : . - * o « c a and Sundays f ia i aa il it c mae e Ra i - . r 1 Dandy Ow pening lavern. busine = iu petty Cor Realtor , ees S = 3800 deae Soa Yes this bungalow ts a 10 vear “Wilbur! Lake end park privileges He OM eadhisnel 6G wD ' RD. RIL TY BROKER ie ; ‘ene eae : eld homestead in excellent cond!- : a2 ft. recreation room ip ils omal lots tn Dunn farms : a Co-operative Real Estate Eachance | “session within one week ae sae ae ae a " FE 41187 j - tion A lk ; —— ——— ——— a + ttractis bri I*z-slery e now haave 10 more lots for Se 1. AK E ARE A NOT H] NG r DOWN ! iron this. ead “de, location Pai | bungalow specu: in ing eS a in this fast gelling area _ < : romfort and enjoyment and some- | modern dinette and streamiined ol size is 100NITO A weil re-; $31 S00 terms exe , "TUES cN ‘= Exceptionally nice location, beau Wt) = bulld bedroom _ bouse | thing different. call now ‘for your | Des ae oF ‘Sate Houses = 4s” For Sale Houses 43 kitchen Ceramic tue bath On stricted area @# miles north of | ry GOON INW ES TMENT : tifully landecaped lake front . tot | with basement or vour lot. un- appointment ok 7 ~~ - ~~ GLAD ANE PLA IO heat, of course : a car garage Pontiac | ¢ cit. hmits ae lew as. OPPOR ae t ¢ mane € per cent land contract. Balance i 1333660 ma and bath fu! finished interior »mall down pay) jf iif | i? FF & 6181 3 BEDROOMS $100 DOWN ana tenire $17 900 $325 with $35 aes ‘Call us togay | Heye ts value |! oe due $5900 payable at $60 fo emt. scraeaad fromt perch. 2 Ti pei oo my ior OR'3 loesay REAL ESTATE OPEN ee preset te are ever Lb acre land terme PHONE. FOR "SHOW! XG L Inc i . . A a : . ; “ a Sb mont! A ae . Cie 2 ear carace Call today Led bate ee ess i INDIAN VIET AGE Jafiniashed Nice sub Full price ble for apt ble a a Secure bs brand a. . * : : ix . 3 be ae = sigso $25 month Will take land > nm vee . Here hall tht ssds s butigaiow Very sound construc- 4 : D wer 7 I a eantract MA 5.1085 z : ia Dye 4) i. 41366 Diste Hwy Dean ton Plains busiies. cme sasienls eae tio : an aftractive design. Ex- Close to Downtown | WHEER’S OPTS SVT RI, $2o0@ DN OF + 136) Open Sundar, bey $25 00y telm> alraces et a’ completed) Pull —_ 7 reom brick house, @#94)03 [ot ; . . sit . Yoo fami wil! be me So 1496 Ponleac Lake Ra a epic wired automatic hot eened Commercial yeetent bust | SP TAL. 3-5 p ‘ \ oe 6 room Tome nm A FE 2.020 Pit¢oyli WI Nil Nea water and al’ stares (eae sae ness ied i ied : ' te ft 7 m ACKE ON JONES RD 1 BLOCK : rE > ot Be dees “ali fi | $958 DOWN f ute 3 Dieta Roe) JONES RD 1 BLOCK 14 Wo Lae. E >e o ; “ Lapeinsay a & bome Cali for | She Geet - etdeted Aer We anf R artrl Ge Waluea (icons ifecuel medeo. otf A.tport Ra OR 3-0975 - ee < Fine bi ab: it Smiles “Ask for Mr. —_— | tng room 19xll. Kitchen @x10 2, oR Utica Ra fener Paved drive eavace OT ON SOSTYN= 100 BY i600 Nem? No) Ciorsuinie Binei i | oe = bedrooms iO0all and 9210 Utility tf @#)al4s thgved nmurt e Near Waiton Close to ba im | i : i G. I. i TN ( MEF with ot! e rlectric Water % bedroom living room Is THE BIRD ‘to see ra 1} 406 fu pre soul FE 4} Saat . iii Rent-l ease Bus Prop 49 A i i BROW N: Realtor Jbeirm brick ranch troe homes For on'y $9506 00 and terms heater I construction fu. steed dining room kitch- fliikibps i Rid THREE 1Ots 40x10 Fi syee COM 8) W. Huren FE 2-48)/0 Laree 762144 lote in an execelient | too Basement taromgce througheu onvenient to schoe! eo with leree breaafast AJ] TLS fale - plete 3084 Gerala R Bee a5 ' Sr Pad ————— f ection Piastated oalla | select | Good netehborhood pa:ed and churehes Balance at $80 ream Scteened-In porch . uel oh BEDROOMS <218B2. call eves . : Be a eek ftoors. full bemt. with var- street Better look this one ber mopth GectheatMisitclccrascin: Comfortable picturesqye ¢ roam’ N @ rard peents hade some — ice mitts \ ie is ioc =, J): M.—lIloie® tllioned ree. room, gas heat, auto over TODAY $1 780 DOWN vate dris bungalow overlooking; beaul.fai at tot “ox11 Modern ics is IDE BUILDING SITE A one famiiy business that’s been water heater. Many other roe . Solid masonry home Middle . Walters Lake Large natura) stone stort bungasiow bal't in 1946 Ca: heed =, eT Te heed 1 SOG) Hs s0nS> at Woodhull Vake supporting (wo families for over tares. These homes are going LARGE FAMILY? Straits Lake area This home Turn off Huron Genesee -R fireplace in living room. 1', car peting tm civing room and hai /# mt from Clarkston 82900 ¢ ar ised fOr chur eats f $125 00 dt z git \ ‘ a yy ar ere ferm< MA 6-410) eleven Claw on ste e Or can 7 .ears Lease of $ per fast. Just $1050 down including Tet bow vou thle ¢ bullt jn 1940 on 100 ft lot has en Monawk-R on Utica garage In good condition through neluded New of] air condition. ae _ - Veteran club or rag month teisdes s) Wath spare: Moerigage costs moves vou in. a ea TT nate aa | ving’ room with natarel fre out Lake privileges 87900 on ine furnace Yes screens and 5 © 128 CORNFR LOT wear he purchased very reasonabie a ent Bence Mite eaalicen te ; cccaswie Weceene in the Citr | place 1 bedroom electric kiteh- | Leshe R. T rif pp. Realter terms. - story bungalow bullt tr 1946 Car oe ae ored 623 Lennox; FE OR 42800 000 Siileeo) incleding eV eqarantesd John K. Irwin waa CO @ sumber of baittia featurce De_| Open Evenings UW BURBAN LIVING | wie ccs sa0 aren) Canoe sonra cor le or Exch SO tor the stocks Ph sane POY . particulars Eo pene 22: W Lawrence Street, > ot IN 3 4 ' 7 th $22 Or eee ‘ om ON” For Sale or oe hange for the stock. ? |, 2026 : Bradh routeg REALTUR : Contin te sh. Laws oe | FE $8161 or FE 64278" Here youll enjoy traly fine itv- ; ne “ire. Ses ee eet en an Mince, 1038 $800 DOWN * leges eo landscaped grousacs 9'car eeice, | HUMPHRIES ee a D498 EQUITY (N RICE io som MOD TA E- WIDE acy oles Saginaw Street en this 2 bedroom modern EXIRREE & GREGG i Accrpeiis ait ° LAND SUITABLE FO ro home! FE. ¢-ete Phone FE £000) Eve FE 210%) house fear dual ine *REGG UNFINISHED TROOM AND) Home in excetient condition | TOR = 1 vial , fiptes aia: SE GRO ; . Large living room with fireplace’ RJ (IO PE 2 0974 vision Lots for immediate build) FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Real Estate Service of Pontiae. : / —_ eenter and good 18463 venice Lake Vitase 34399 | bath, * phone OL ST lot 80 8 Sad (altrechive: wood (bencled den 6) Telegrenn Soca iveame: a "entice uniole com mercia! cere nee Be’sts Jobin A Landmesser, Broker ; —r —— —— 3 large bedrms ond bath up | «4. : roe t ee ‘ is us all @ ee TE 43589 FE 5-097 GATEWAYS to < 1 USF F) pBEDROOM. NEAR. SCHOOLS . staifs plus a second full beth fur | FO-Operative Rea! Estate Exchange + WILL TRADE MY EQUITY |e PER CENT DISCOUNT aND SHELL HOUSE re st6res, bus. On Ano Arbor ¢500 DN : master bedroom Weil restricted For Sale Lake Prop. 44 1953 28 % General For down 9 per cent interest on Cost. Can. be baught with cols rE +4301 +. Fin. neighborhood Carpeting & drapes —__ ~ : ayment on 4 or 5 ropm house | t) you $43: Secured by new : , Bargain 4 toes modern al! neat : NN OOOO OOOO Oe 2383 ORCHARD LA ta | . $500 down § reom« Nice Cc ASS S LAKE | at ; 5 included at just $22.500 on terms KE RD. n Pontiac er vicinity. Ph a bungalow wth full basement ex- : . corner lot. Excellent loca- le bring down payment and maye AT BEAUTIFUL UNCROWDED AT tees EBELT teau 2-2423. 7311 W. 30 Mile Ra | cellent west suburban location. . tion. We have the ker — PRIVILEGES | tp today. WARD F. PARTRIDGE | Wbtppie Lr A New subdivision. E5418 ‘ * Remeo | Phone FE &1292 or OR 32937. Oo MILES WEST. look Mf over. ced en paved sites end chy | ROOM BRICK |) ORE AT TOR PE DRG A > rath date frome lots fine beach. sit VER LE” FRONT SealJO 43500 ! = : r eled. on paved street and city | tk Y. FE 2- A) | Seb re) ee ee i 4 re — , UNION = TO BUY OR sELL bus lime. paneled pdrch with plant- | 4100 oe wow erick noe heme 45 Nee LS See S316 : cee poe AA $2131 er MAy- ates poll Toarke ss anis8 150 Business Opportunities st. RAY 0 NEIL oe i this room end 24 . 4 . P uron m ©. t i - es OO eee Open 2 ‘hedroam. ove floor pian home 1 Call eal fenced ne teen ks ‘) acre of land-3 miles from _Gpen Eve _1 to ay oe ROT ROOM TARE Hos =e 100x290 SRTHEEN Ee Pitas FE 3il0) of Pe. $1293 . r _> t? fun Gag ee Hep CTE OT bk DD meer oes . Suburban Ranch front Fireplace int 61365 12 le Ss i en bax sl durant oe busy main highway 130 CoCperative Real Estate Exchange cone ‘acoment ement net eae “* Moen a sr _ aa “ } 4 SO ee — JIM WRIGHT, Realtor kor Veterans Pain, “ ee eee “ er = Acreage 2 aie => . Ek gees ee, Properts. Se with ‘uarit, rec space AI — | ; aaa = —————S ae aes ern Botty pine ; : fireplace. Foundation in for extra N CEDARDALE — and garage natural fireplace Soper feat! Sdsie ‘acee You will be enthused when Cass Lake Frone. § ACRES WOODED CLARKSTON | beth apt. afd 241 acres business $6800 doesn payment | Balance belresa: Sut A S All newty| Bicely landscaved lot $10 800 pers! . ‘ou see this sharp, long and . are® large pond 200 rds off} property Due to health must ot to’ Palme Secured by th and shrubbery, 2) 3. MeGneg” 3 sure ets goticnn!| ‘*7™* WANT TO SELL- YOUR HOUSE? | low ranch heme with al Vear Round Home Mis MA 5.3486 sacrifice for $16.500 or will trade AL ® Pe “rick building and. beet dlecks to UF “ni as financed. Offered for less | ] ji | Miners Real Estate. FE 44075 tachetr J car garage. Veivet Sa + $3906 3 bedroom furnace DUPLEX 411 500 $2000. 2 ACRES for property or contract Write tavern busine . ; $4000 down. SEE fr. YOULL | inen the orc of reviacement | |LAKEFRONT Lake Orion 3 bed- rebel gl eter hoes etary {replace electric dishwasher | § fooms $7250 $1 "<9 Wooded | Pontiac Press Box 88 | RD RILEY BROKER u rT at only $12 600 extra | | om . | feom year round home All fur- extra sized rooms and tiled bet sewer eas insulated ‘et 100 5 197 $1200 Fe 4-2072 | EXCELLENT SERVICE STATION _FE #1157 THIERES A WELCOME | Gherke creas et P| Or sesratire Real etsie) Cectanee | a0, to ot eee, ora ae tie On Cumfortabie pull drapes $17 250 ACREAGE | forclease | The tse woncerta! | Call for roerative Real Estate Exchange | in fuli basement. gas hee = batt nes : sity Owner Directions Cass Lk Ra de ak op t une ‘ ere a Se ' a | r < : ’ a portumty for individual with AA wits” on =. | nora oe ems ean Seo mia Vaoat's te vnciaa isis 'o Bamford to rel@ Rivona Open ez ts i's acre parcels or Walton service station experience and Money to Loan 53 One mile weet of city with front- 7104 | aT MIKE’S DISTRICT | dowel Call MY 23-2821 down peyment to Noo Sunday LI 5-1813 etween Josivp ar: Giddings sufficient assets For further in- | __ Licensed 4 Lenders) == : EM ‘passe rE esere | Sparions teabin teeme consisting | 16 ACRES West Suburban soe Veteran aA ROL AT OAKLAND LAKE | BLED SYLVAN orcs call FE 2-017}. 8 am ) ~~ spacious ng aes ea — : eee ace 1 frontage on roed. muck an -3035 m ais ni} & RAN WITH FULL | of 3 nice bedrooms iarge living light soil “4 reom and fini.hed a “y ee ROOM YEAR BOORD UL icx = FOR SALE PICTURE WINDOW | living room, tile baeth,| dasem Muntoon Lake. low! oom full dining reem kitchen | basement with ot! heat) Many Ottawa Hills — Brick ' (ROOM YEAR ROUND [ARE | = ore saat Pee LE Mfz Co. Illness forces sale finger-tip kiichem wie le drein- Sah payment OR 32802 or OR = and good basement Two car ca- | tegtures La $00 Call FE 49594 Beauly surrounds this home | Thermostat centrofied of) fur. | ————— Terms can be arraneed FE 4 boards and vent Stairway to | “rage Owner moving out of stare $1400 DOW @ room home full with Its 2 well iandscaped \ pe ene alge org ps =| @BOUT 2% acre nea, SASHA 5-4506 or FE 53281 623 to $500 $500 . floored attic, ample for 2 future | NEAR BALDWIN 4 AVE 4 ROOMS. baresent furnace Heme ie cal aad fenced lols profusely | Motpotmt electrie dishwasher Lee ne. ee amshine Actes | Gas STATION FOR LEASE IN. | COMMONTTY LOAN CO. rooms. Storm. and se *, full| bath. sewer water, | PROT Rigel J $8950 school and bus Price 87875 Call panted with evergreens. | 2 lake lots Fruit trees and smal! *RosF He ARTY 150° erme ventory OR 39311 0 ££ eee 27133 : basement, gas heat, e for aa. ad tite dows Rose y Meta | “ITY : FE 40584 ‘ Nowering shrubs and pere | fruit 1% car garage EM %5036 LARTY___rE bee ATION “ERY STORE | FRIENDLY SERVICE ; Tecreation. ‘Lanscaped iawn 60x| fy 2162 | Modern ettractive two bedronm : JOSLYN GARDENS Lovely ¢ al flower elihtful i— < i2 ACRES AVAILABLE NEAR OAS STATION GROCERY | st RE —— 120 ft. back’ fenced. Offered at Rome Sth full basement (tse oom irame sail on! one [ices anit iastetully decoreled , Lake Orton Only ‘5 mtie off | ond pelt Business with using | NEED S00: oS ae ma peewee YOu'LL alse ras De ee ire Sohdifae oD Ree . P ocpcicsdeas i die ue ioe moms a new wall-to-wall ,; OrteraSylvan Lakes ferpece Re ope core | ne 5 43 Lake Cu nd M P LIKE .THE LOCATION, and lqrae lots covere nh fruit. | n additional SCC atD in Yoef them You | = . of subdividing Call Taylor | < oid : 1 [Beene tndaters MATE Im ORS giMaorenenie, eat ee) Sag emer ATT Whee Syst Mate Rear Pevbabal 7S TOT cu tanens omy mat om a lee y OU BE 18 HE JUDGE as = bh fad ] + alue $1) 050, best “of terme . ue lone k1ng —end with ake orive | Sree er ideo wy t W | if H ou ICK r } LAWRENCE 5 ; : Jeves on - OtterSvrivan Lakes | i Pa 2 RAY GAs STATION LOW IN 56 more tide, eve rect vy OFF E RS ‘ Sacer VELY ROOMS, abeth Take | sales Fone e sn) ecocrtanite — oficed , ai seen atvutiee = Pies lath il | SERVICE? : ar Wisner Lineoln Jr. High. : ° Ficeliemt jocation with comparable Close to private park and from $9751 Property Solas eubdivided’ on) all “L! MODERN «0. HEKN RES t Mike's a 6 room sufrounding hemes Large corner exceiient sand beach 6 | =e . s t ; a 1 taurant on bua¥ Main = -hwar 150 s ahd downtown. . Re ® | AD y ides at present Almost a mile ; Then Home & Auto is the place end bath with 3 bedrooms, full $800 Down—Largé fat let 2 car ear Home has tice room modern bungalow tn CARL W. BIRD. Real tOr| of blecktop frontage. Reply Pon- milea north of Pontiae (th med ‘scons’ Whosk Soeee, maee cn living room wit fireplace. full | 136 be . St Pontiac FE 40584 dood condition inside and tia re ern knotty pine rooms and asement, stoker tabs, ete | $03 copmeeny National Bank Bide c Press box 4 A your first, visit so come tm of : Terraced land lawn, 60x tects citeuseces toons: Chose | aiaina toom. hedr and path wuse ee Cove out Aluminum siding exte- FE ¢ Eves. FE 5-1392 |” eee Des Tans eee | phone for cash to $500 on your wi t- ; " dowr and two bedroomtand haif a | Seed Nice shade, Estee spe- Dro’ ¥ o te | | Bele nge dias | sec| Satin oc acch Waka | Erersse Asst tate Eachanes ee LY RRR woes era | For Sele Farme 48] faries wtih ih | So mang ame Ofte BB oe — alt tile vr. watet soft ~~ ~~ : : needa Friendly cow service Heirs fF Gr TARE | Maceday Lake Privileges cat of apse ee A Home of Your Own soun ee ieee COUNTRY ESTATE |amoGeav Stone b70ce—anp | Sint Jou Leslie Plelsher Mp Only $1,500 down. new 2 aace 7 ‘ “~ ager Berkeley Vosa. Presid To Bu —7e Sell To Trade bedroom year round heme Forest Lake Shores 125 ACRES _fixtures FE 30584 You “Buy ir L INSURE IT Large living room. sun} OUTSTANDING BUY 86 850 Fan es Road An opportunity to have the best | BUILDING COMPOSED OF FIVE ‘ porch, full bath, insulated, “white t DOWN ose dat ae fad cid Rel eh — ne | al gape Wd 4 dda is lake-| at onlv $275 per acre A barn| }room apts Also three small Pi FES 8121, all tile floors) Full base- See atnteton atin wo : cat — 2 1 res patter REAL TO | Men 2 tile boca autsnea. Pepa to handle 32 head of dairy | cottages. Lake esate” porta : 7 ote "'Pul price Stood | oft floors.” plastered walls” full | price and’ terms — 470 W Huron Bt Ph FE 63528 | pee oon toces = mates 1383 Club | Shea eiscker tecseues Eres Press. Bor” eee t* Home & Auto : ° 3 basement. off heat, and fenced : _FE 41968 : ; pence gee pe cess . ] lot Const IN De Ve a oad Ns race A beautiful modern farm [LOCAL HOSPITA] RADIO AND ; aa Acres—Davisbur —_ less down and more onasioe oe ~. drooa* anch : Open 830 to #30 pm | Tere LAKEVILLE LAKE REA-/| house with field stone fireplace in| -Ty renta ser¥ice Splendid op- a REALTY ©O, < .\cres b) g per mon ner Bld ia pa 00 | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | sonable lot_ OA 8-2583 tne ilving room natural brick | portunity to make $200 or more Loan Company Open Eves ‘til 8 F opr Ideaal 2 bedroom, large bean TEN ROOMS _WEST doen its Wicact) has Ae aoc \° ROOM 180 FT LAKE - FRONT | fireniace tn dinine oon. base- er month full or oart time : Co-operative Reaj Esiate 1 Exchange sna ai furmace ear i ZONED COMMERCIAL heating unit large Jot ALSO ee = Sal” beach. Suchy Realty _ on iste neal deen well Nei - oe ioe [otnorye pps eocer oat orth Ue Bidg. i ‘ens - rage, Deastitgnr taadorooed,| Qni7, 2 socks, fram town, teat | 32 fegbaigt 04 bearowm fer ROWN - : | Sig wees "Serer pity nea | Serer, Dusen Memente $95) TEAGUE EIN ANCE CO. . Huron ruft trees. berries : : i I elm @ acre ptivate lake and _after @ pm Ma - ‘ NEX DOOR TO BRANCH | fess Large tot with plenty of ‘ many other exclusive ‘eatures that re POST OFFIC ° ' perking space full bath half | NFAR EASTERN JR HIGH . | coMMErcE LAKE | 7 Ps BUILDING } COMPOSED >) OF 5, 2N \ LAKE PRIVILEGES Drayton Plains ae a vest and other selling vie Pisces ai puree Fy $14 500 LAKE ONT Modern 2 | pri lees £ wm | us sttrec| “Suet Se Peon to ce soureciaies: 3 room = Or Also sree erreit ORCS nae 2 ; : Newly painted @ ro ome eppotntments ed room s. i bedroom home y 4 years old | tive bedroom arge ie RIDGEWAY cottages ake privileges Lich i On Waikiee with this op soll taabecapea Wet 108e Peat double garage ONLY $8,500. | Natural fireplace. e es with | todm. natural suveince. ete ‘ sel] .or ‘rede nquire Pontiac | - LOAN To. aol : tevelre Tool. Story “homen'?| 28," lauadsvporeh." new | WILLIAMS LAR ats | terme Mag oe eater frmhnae’ Flos | Tat ample. eigoe (tpece, ter ons Baines “PE stom |, rrese. Bondy Tt bath 3 ear- | tered wails and oak floors ere e 2° care “i e ri re eccrine, uve oe OLY fom eee fail Secemees 2 | eo wml Coecareee clits |i Grecia saanees Ganelneme | > Seed ma A 100x100 tot. $18,000. t) Ge-seateting eal tats exchange |FOR Sate shoe RETA ME | HOUSEMOLD be . wv - ba bath On 9 very nice _Feation area. Automatic wa ja hd ne 2-car garage. ae etm eal haaemiewt) Gilneas Cae a { ACRES _fer, OR_ 37650 Ph een OL 1-0701 100 150. of house fi ter heater Immedtate pos- ormer lot with «apreading shade c ted ty- | 812.500 RANCH BUNGALOW - Full ONG LAKE 122 pe a ise for oniy session Close to shopping trees ofl heat. carpeting and a and a half garage atl ay erge | D&sement and atiached breeze- ivilezes pilus room wer Near Andersonville All good lev- g ‘ center, echools and churches beautiful bath One biock from ing and Ll tad aiiceec War & gar Aluminum storms | om | Ibex 200 fot. Also,| ei land, idea] for subdividing A : z BEDROOMS ‘ $11,625, oniy $2 100 down Private sand¢ beach landscaped lot. La Ld | screens Large lot, in fact almost | es 24x26 furnished cot-| 40x90 ft barn with silo. 30 stan- Rench| tspe a te ving : $11,000, terms. ‘am-ecre See this genuine value. - A ey will make Sar: | chions Lebiie is your chance es ar Tl ge i : = Hoare pes ae —S — Indian Village : WE SELL-WE TRADE WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS | today. ‘ ments be & ees Ss & reasonable | ches. oll forced & oat = ; ¢ : i MIDDLE STRAIN | : ee { , t ~ Se } * - + — on el ce Sh csiep= = cerca) Consiten Stir see us Re wrongs e T46RGER oa, Far aa re nese Lake pe vlenss Seen ees Tinie page = : ‘TR THE ‘BIRD’ TO SEE ker You. To day 4 F toom liad fireplace. vest:- R CcO-0) RS eres torre t: ar rote “Beverned mn 19 wy nearby wQ sets H ui oO a ., beagle he can oie All patel eniy bole ader hy rare as E ower oe Ph FE §.818 Reese cour finaning Se sl porch. 84x100 ft lot. $& 290 | of bidgs One attractive 4 -hedrm | ODAWS SPECIAL es Be ge eee by TeRETEGE AOOR Beteened ter) : oe a loveiy home Located about ae = modern farm home on diecking 5 Lp to $300 CAKE PRIVILEGE: race. sluminum tile - batj. | WHAT A SURPRISE Loe miles from@gpntenc Full basement. CEDAR, ISLAND “.| Rwy One large well-constructed | _p to OS: On Elizabeth Lake. This ts a. stairway ta floored atic | vou) get it w cNisek etl EAC oe LAKE with lovely room aut Ledge akefront ranch home 2 vrs i: coloniaj home in beautiful setting |ONE OF THE HOTTEST DRIVE ; ; ° lovely 2 bedroom home with a New gas furnace. recreation. cee nen) Leu goer st : stone fireplace 2 car attached oid. Mahogany paneled living sf old shade trees which would | INS in Michigan Ton corner Io- During tineas layeffs «hart work full basement. , A very nice kitch- | space 2 cas gatage Quick, ‘is 2 Bedroom brick and pan-; oie; 29 foot of water frontage | “ari All| wolack is) that vou take foom ledgestone = firepisce. | lend itself well to convert into] cation on US Highway $30000 | %erk yon can depend on cone ven Automatic ‘gas heat, Gag hot possession, $15,750 terms | id front. has tiled bath and | just‘e stone's throw off Macedas aa look at this one Knotty otne kitchen 2 car at-| estate Good set of farm outbide: on terms siderate treatment 4 water eater oS car earace i sete, Wachee els nan we lake Breakwater is os and @ | ae et Ped jand- | Fertile soil in high state of cuitt- ‘ 5 . * no ty J Ane so YO es = Ie . — f eo ane eg is pt bach al) Svivan Lake Front heater pe to include combina- | ee aa Gusts or aime to pias $9500 - LARGE wut tiee Care — ai d tage a sondiviies pon Wier cae Ol ike Cones vaegen: i xe OUT OF WORKS” : © large ma lor shade | tion Bendix washer and dryer _ ft living room. oi] furn, carpe REED LAKEFRONT : fi ; : Atir i d i 5 " joue oe poate Nee eet | Sema oun d rece aperinen: | guick possession on this and the |) wome hee 2 large bedrms, big | he HE fom cor iered| {rest poren Attractive 2 level el! Brick 3 Oe feally ter ever cloe crane Because 6 foam Gedtta hone Pontiac's largest and oldest W ATKINS LAKE | “19 «feet of sandy beach | a2 ses deca pee roth! mn persed pane P ipepe ean | Loko ediiicges Sock inne nee ome: aan poewces and ts a very unusbal offering $50,000 on terms ° Loan Company 2 ' Owner's apartment bas 4) ** ™ | urel fireplace. of] ste ' agian Tern i . ; : : bedrooms 2 baths sleep. | water softener and extra large | = 8. hew community. $21, ~ r in he : : awe rorees! Pech ore e ing porches. Pull basemen i _, GI $256 DOWN | Gunty room. lovely kitchen with 7 FLOYD KENT, Realtor CAREERONE HOME & CABINS bedrecaa lonie peng fa gas beat, new cedar shin Zoom brick unit. located in| 4 woria of birch cupboards This $25 500 WEST SIDE Boag is COMMERCE LAKE FRONT 24 W Lawrence FE 5-6105 peenneed ue Pog cei aa ; | 1c | ler ‘ . . : Hh easy access to all ellent condition. rooms & bath each rick con- Oider home on beautiful highly |. | ig dining room. A very nice gles siding, 2'y car garage ontec nail / home is, exc ' s en Evenings kitchen. ii basement vin oe $23,500. terma plant, and shopping centers All and you may have 30 favs po: truction and in excefient condi- elevated lot 27 ft living room, Next to Consumers Power MAIN STREET LIQUOR BAR down Teation room Entrance vesti- . - en auto heat @ ot Water here the rest of your life at th knotty pine kitchen. tile bath. rqroney ee ee drip ranpreeadl Cass lake Front: See these if vou do not have | cess ee morieea® misimurn a Ma ntenance © Ph. bedrooms * wlassed and acreened 80 ACRES OF FINE FERTILE . For only $13.009 Brick and frame home with a incase down payment T-4 Ke FRONT Mrs Hoyt, FE 2-9840. porch terrace patio $17, wets North Branch Towhatts LADD’ Ss) ] living room with fireplace. 4 WIDOW'S DREAM Year round lake front bungalow 7 oF, RRA \ YN Realtor TOI. BEACH AREA , | ee ec cake ae nc. dining toom screened ter | Come true in this nice Little home, with basement. oi! heat. plastered i ; + : Cottage shell on S0x100 ft lot | co es se at ops ic i race, « bedrooms plus [1 | Jeceated near bus and —aheps! walls andoatural fireplace, idea 12 W Huron FE 2-4819 $700 down Total price $3,600, ; spreader. dri rags. etc. Large : 4298 Dante Jiwr-. __Drastan_Plains brary. 2 ceramic ttle baths | Pita center has every conven) fr working couple without chil Member Co-Op Real Estate Exch | | 7 room and bath house has base- . z ‘Om vr Open Sundays. lavalory, utility room hot | sence with nice 2-car garage dren. this place has plenty of Wa en + | UNION. LAKEFRO .! ment, furnace & all conveniences. 2 am Pontiac Lake Ra i water radiant. heal oj i down Payment. Is Just $800 sidde and a nice yar and is 2 bedroom. tatge ttving room Farm is available for immediate ee i “Mred. attached 2 car ¢a | newly decorated inside and out A *é “t. kitchen and bath down 35 possession at only $6500.00 down — __ | ca a Néae Betachial is Located at Pontiac Lake Onty Batem an f balcony dormitory Tastily” . ; 7 | pubiie ochoos Reasonably | IRWIN & ROSA. $7508 with 62.500 down fintshed in weid wood. $17 900. | Fdw. M. Stout. Realtor priced at $00, terms 7 igs et ‘ | meal -matete 28 Baldwin Ay ; ART FOR THE HANDY MAN 17 N Sactnaw &t FE 5-8165 | E XIE P | Pen sgidhe re Sane BERT | yy ce nao een pas Luxury Living poacrme pete oe | Ouse ree, ae 7 x oO ” ‘ ‘ : \ 1 5 ‘Roy Annett Inc. Co-oprative Real ? sane Beenenee plumbing House is livable and At a minimum cet Aitu- en 1002250 ft. lot 5 . neste ready to move tnte Can ee ated on 2 large iots, over- | . | Country Home lee © Wuren Ss erat anes | pea I i al al aaa a: Ge ee eens | Multi-Lakes Realty 30 ACRES. § ROOM MODERN ee ‘ “ee Open Evenings and Sinday i4 | i fireplace 3 master bed- ' 3086 8 COMMERCE RD. oie Man sid a eee ore o ve to tine. | eee we ‘ C MAR ~ Sparkling white, tis story WAN NORMAN TINE | pees, tie Bec. city mies i mer cime 120 acres, § room modern houst. ted on. a New 3 bedroom bungalow with | venient kitchen with knotty | sth — es on ows, groone with large shade | WEST SIDE INCOME lake privileges, forced air oll |. pine nook. off heat. alu. | gif VER LAKE AND 1 PINE 1 Lake: Plete set of new tools cows. rees. Interior wonueeeny | > tamily home on Green St &| heat, tie bath and large ward- | minum stor screens. | trontages 2 heffers. 1 ball 24 ee decorated | tty it. 2 car rooms down. 3 wp. plastered | robe closets Vacant and He8 Only $4800 down You'll | COGEN BUT co Only no miles from Pontiac. si4,- gsrage, utility bul oust: walls, hardwood floors. gas heat to move Into $12000 with $2,600 agree that It Is real value | Call Lineoin $0143, aj Oak. Lang handle Sole ter, Derses. fream Messuiomt sltached curecs. aux. | down sed O00 per ine | Call _Lineoin £0143. Royal Oen | Paul JONES REAL ESTATE mar 9 nog a seers ing $9700.00 with terms. see thia fF livabeth Lake Estates - WHY. PAY RENT FOR |& ee, EAG! or a age available, Phone for ap- FOR BETTER HoMEs | sve tedey e C. Wood Co. Sharpest home in the area A SUMMER COTTAGE | can nutcase OR SOM PE io : . : / BRICK $1000.60 DOWN QL. especiaily the interior, with | when we can offer you a 2 ROO! ; : Lovel che pane xRonr thoy Lovely 2 bedroom brick home tn Corner Williams Lake Rd use its ceramic tiled bath, tiled ' | peareoes sear pound double con- M cncasens : 187 HOME NEAR High on a Hill batt: y, ee ea +) excellent condition, plastered | OR 3-138 Office an o5 kitchen wfth custom cabi- stractee?. On « cana) with accese| near Clifford; 3: acres, 5 room 10 Acres in front poreh oly farhace cea | Walls. oak floors, full basement | After call OR_ ‘hn ; nets. 20 ft living room, | te © of the went fahiap lakes fo) near MIS Suchy Resity. FE recreation space car garage. | _— Fecrsetion Fe poe Ss pools eeaecesi dice ise | Oakland — peg s vcloposr _5-3618_. ; besutifu) large lot yea | finished tn bases 1 2 garege alum inum tee and $1500 a 1300 ener only | 04 = wn. Evenings afier 6 00, call Tm cer ocecns. ue nee gio oT tite ta Gann terms. ed close to Mrs. Snyder, OR 3-1975. I 2 car garage, er ees screens. If you -appreciate WILLIS M.. [ 00. ap acre Also | a a eesateeeted ts as “eTcatste Lre ens cue! Fg a Complete accessed oy phasic m| Second St. off Joslyn, shown by . oT EM 3-4898 __ PE as078 as W. § * bungalow all sew carpeting, oi | *PPointment oni | V-A-L-U-E For Sale Resort Prop, 44A i : eriiicres an tek: yard, | $790.00 DOWN FH : TY THAN. A Muotte OME OF YOUR Fine family home consist — ~~~ | Ripe for Frestage ; irae ae ante bedroom ranch homes, | OWN—OUR 2 ing of 3 bedrooms and bath TEW CARIN wet tate. & rm bouse custom

BUY, TO seh, - REALTOR : | 70, Bor, is “THE BIRD” to see. FINANCE CO. Three ccovenient locat: PONTIAC ts Raslond Bide. DRAT TOR ne 4512 Dixte 3-1221 wanes. LAKE 230 Barnstom town where all’ the >veople are. Approx $5.000 per mo gross— easily increased Terma BUSY MAIN STREET GRILL now. operating 8 mos. per vr Comfor- | table living quarters $7000 dn. : __'Next_to Bank) MA | *4-1584 CALL NOW.ON THESE WH YOU b AND MANY OTHER CHOICE EN YOU NEED — BUSINESS Pe einake $25-$500 You ¢an get it quickly om your WARD F. PARTRIDG E. REALTOR. FF 2-8316 Signature car o — 42-W_ Huron 8t. Open Eves 7 to ® | endorsers. Payments y phy tg RENT OR LEASE budget. We will be sled ts fave Ideal ‘ocation corner Case and you with your money probiems. Huron. Newly decorated. Good for >. GAYLOR _any- business. FE 5-2400. S | A . RESTAURANT SUITABLE FOR : [ 3 low pres’ a Gleb ue rasen FIN Oe e wl \- a _Call_ after. p.m 5-7681. ANCE CO. Vp GC a ee ee 5 3 tantly Ter farther Mieco | GET CASH Ure RL i ‘or er information eal) Royal Oak, LI 71-3248 Q SDD. & 8DM. AND DELICATES Up to $500 Weaen tithtenn prod nm “3 1948 to 1983 : 1983 cars rivate owner ress the Mus- your title. Kegon Chronicle, Bor as Musse | Lact teens eee ae yh Ly roe ho ade oe TEXACO STATION FOR TEASE and vecuriea, t 3560 Eliza Lake Rd. Low | faventory. cal" ae Allexan, FE SAK AND — 48689 es, + Axi , ’ ~ Al) type floors commercia] and AN: CO e, Brings lent income. b * Low price includes cliente], equip- model sedan deliv- ety. FE 73. PE 2-9206 32 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG, i] MOTEL SU Jieiiyia ae Overall 18 per cent on ® tolume of over 8.0 THE PON TIAC PRESS, - MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955 Pe} Money to Loaf! 33 fat bales SHOPPING FOR A LOAN? tionwide credit sing ee, a Phone write or come "LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 1 W_ Lawrence PE 27-6249: Pontiac Mortgage Leans 54 Pe, LOW INTEREST bi an sake — © singie family i canceled ts PETERSON PPE SO ty ~ LOANS ON HOUSES IN OAKLAND COUNTY ‘ee 55 BEAOLES. akc REGISTERED Recently bred = tor flooring or sell OR 2 ‘down mg _ture. ‘te Keego Tratler Park. LARGE TRADE IN ALLOWANCE op your old power or hand mower. New 6 hp. Buckineer outboard . Fegular 6188 wil) sell for $150, will accept light Pp motor in e Lawn mowers sharpened 6250. Barnes Hardware. FE 45-9101. § ROOM COTTAGE. LAKE ORION MY 3-Ti62 SALE OR TRADE 1946 CHEV. 1% ten stake truck FE 17-0764 TRADE “YOUR LAND CONTRACT furniture. ces or auto tor uew or used trailers. TRAILER EXCHANGE §o_8. Telegraph ___Open_Evee, For Sale Clothing 56 56 ‘BLUE TAPFETA BALLERINA mala dress. Suitable for brides. bel Pile conc Bize 12. Match- shoes size 6% worn ‘200 Girl's or lady’s Weather Vane suit, worn twice, size 7, $10, likenew. FE 50469. Sale Household Goods 57 POR'S. GALE GUARANTEED USED _tefrigerators. FE 3-1438 Cl RRA STEED REFRIGERATORS $35 up. Aired Refrigeration 1364 Nee “Cass Lake Ra FE 5-3750 GAS SERVEL. [ikke NEW.) /Gag RANGES. APT On PULL size. Electric ranges, several to choose from. 2 refrigerators, Cold- spot and Keivina Bed with springs and innerspring mattress. Kitchen table and 4 chats. Odd chairs, dressers, tables and some lamps. End tables, television and oR en sink Other mise, items. sone fer eottage 6734 Saline. watertes Se ELECTRIC | DELUXE 2 oven stove Yellow formics _breakfast } set. MI 4-4106 GRINNELL PIANO MAHOGANY. $435 Tweed davenport bed 8im- new a GOOD STUDIO COUCH. 820. 38 __ Williams JE REFRIGERATOR, YR. OLD— Washin achine — gas stove— Elect 4 cleaner, excellent con- dition 107 Mt Clemens. | HOOVER pv Acuum LIKE NEW, $14.95. Belts, mene erases: whl tm 034 Myrtle. Huron Gar. KITCHEN CABINET SINK. BEAU- tity famous Youngstown + 66" model. 180.98 value $134.85. Slightiy marred tn transit Also several 42°° and 44° models at terrific values Michigan Fluotes- cent. 393 Orchard Lake Ave KIRBY VA ACUUM CLEANER WITH everything A bargain! Hassock FE 2-8042 LOVESEAT COUCH $30 Two 1 ar section chairs, $25 ea 2 b floor lamps, §lo ea . bleck eoffee table, $10. 3300 Hillar Rd. WE Oe LINOLEUM AND PAINT SALE. % | ed at Jack's. 183 N. Perry, near ears. ; Lord’s Specials § ve dinette as 2 pe sofebed Used TVs from #2408 ...... da-e- Jc =— ne tedven “Lord's Furniture and Appliances 120 WwW ron st. rE _ “Where Wriglev's Used To Be“ MAPLE BUNK BEDS CHEST AND dresser. tilt back chair and otto- price, | WAYNE GABERT - APPLIANCE SPECIALS ean Blond oa: Kenmore washing m double bed and dresser. achine, Baby scales, 52 Gal. Electric Water Geater-name brand Ree $00.05. ee - “ee WAGNER CO i960 a” Ontyte Cor. Pontise Ra __FE _5-0221 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 SOON LLL LLL AL AP el AIR COMPRESSORS, JACK HAM. mers, electric and gas mixers, power trowels. — saws, drain- age CONE’S RENTALS 1251 Baldwin __—*FE 30071 ARC WELDER, i80 AMP, PaH make Delta Woods Lathe and Ac- eessories, All like new Becrifice. _OR 3-TTTe ALUMINUM COMBINATION yw and § pm. FE 54-2213 ALL ELECTRIC TOOLS. APPL ances at wholesale prices to all. ,» GENERAL WAREHOUSE OO... 7258 Dizie Hwy PARK FREE! AWNINGS serpeutne all standard sizes 520° $26 fn slock tS" PONTIAC TENT & AWNING CO 400 Oakland Ave. aIR COMPRESSORS MIXERS. bower trowel €2 Montcalm FE +5240 jacxson’s RENTAL ¢ EQUIP. REAL VALUE ON GUTTER * worwick’s 2678 Orchard Lk. Red ~ AT BIG SAVINGS Good etraight ased lumber 2t214- ‘2u6 ~ 2n8 - 2x10 - 2312, Just arrived a car of S428 and Ixé Fir Sheathing Mush acere | Reck woo!) mauia* vn - T8c-bag. Readimiz coner mor tear 61.15 Shingles-roofing-mafla an@ many other puilding 3c 8 lb. gs cap tave fag — op your SURE tum SLICE OF HAM BP Maer heaters 6-20 Deane | “Cut out the funny busine ess and se to the act!" = aS GERMAN SHEPHERD. FEMALE EM 3-3386 HAL L BOTTLE GAs 5765 ‘GARTH- | by Ra, Milford Route 6 200 Its _ot gas _ double requlator, post. $30 HOME DRESSED PORK AND | and beef bacon and . sausage. PE 5-104) HOT WATER | gas) New, consumers and $119 50 value $49.50 and $59 50 These are siightiy marred. Aliso electric, off and bottled gas heat- ers at terrific valres. ichigan | moroccan. 393 «Orchard Lake HEATER, . so ¢ GAL. OIL HIGH BOY FURNACE, WITH blower, pot type. Used very |it- tle $60. Good condition 2356 Wii- liame Lake Rd, (Near Gale Rd.) G&M COMPANY Classified Ads! To ang whiat you don’t need. for } what you do, ned ihe ; 28181. approved for use on, 60 | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous villi TOOLS 30 GAL AUTO HOT ‘WATER! euler, aso double laundry trays FE 46295 | LIONEL -& AMERICAN. FLYER TRAINS 4UTHORIZED FACTORY — and tac ELECTRIC mARDW ARE mice sunniies ’ OR 1218 MANUFACTURERS AGENT a em these arc _ there is more, Ot) furnaces ‘rom tase. co. ete w'th MRS NEWMAN'S VARIETY OL $15 Orchard Lk. sear Telegraph. ONE 18° LAWN MOWigR. ONE hp. electric motor, baby bathi- _Rette never used. _ PE 8-77 M For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Peta 69 2 bakery io TRAILER. | NEW FRAME $40. OR 3-26: SieTods Fest tis euiee’ fate ber = bard- wd Slumbing sare ob mor sup fu gh = ap yer} ql akian Ave Ph FE ¢- 2622 USED COLEMAN FLOOR FUR- nace with thermostat. Reasonable. OR 3-6461. 12 VOLUME S5£ET MY BOOK. _house $50. OL 2-2872. WATER § SOFTENER NEW 60,000, grains If 4 tp family recenerate every month and a half Life time mineral MI 4.3646 _| 4 t | 1 | WHEEL TRAILER. STEEL frame and tongue 4 x 8 box rack $75. 2556 Wiliams Lake Rd (Near Gale Ra a Do It Yourself 61 FOR RENT eanders - hand sanders ~- wali paper steamers ~-Waxers and furnace vacuum agro Oak- land 436 Orcbard Lake Ave. FE S4isb. USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR | ones wiring, repairing. m- rain tile Montcalm Bui Bupply 15@ Weat mre PE Ta Pri. thru Wed to 6 Closed every Teersdsy. L SANDERS JACK HAM- ers sand gravel Jackson's | Restas LP] Montca! rE af WHY PAY THE HIGH DOLLAR FOR PAINT? "| HIGH QUALITY | “| pero S OEY CUA GAL 9195 DUTCHCR. “GAL. $2.00. FRISCO AL. $3.95. INSIDB - OUTSIDE ATS - ENAMELS KING BROS. FE «ory FE #1112 PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE Cameras, Equipment 61A Reewueotens Pease pumps oes & EQUIPMENT “Ho.bies & B8uD classification cumher MA REVERE MOVIE ‘CAMERA 8 MM Projector and other equipment. | Like new. FE 2-503. OTHER CAMFRAL ey ander Talbott Lumber : $5 o8 1 4th 8t., PE 3 4025; Geaee gun. Seat 1 MALE BOXERS. Cheap. FE 42170 _ DOBERMAN _ dog. é. FE 23253, PARM COLLIES a MONTHS ¢ OLD Eeceten pls epee dogs for farm wor | for chikiren J 6 Donneri ee Ml 40986. 507 | Brookside, e, Birmingham. FREE TO GOOD COUNTRY OR suburban home. Femaie Dua!- mation dog, beautifully marked lt. years old Has been spayed and has had rabies shots. Phone Pe 5-4829 _ 7 GERMAN oe ee eae & {RISH ~ SETTER PUPPIES “Two outstanding litters to choose from | four puppies available sired by | Internattonal Champ Thenderin | Brian rrstas. gTOWn stock, stud service lewood Kennels, Ph Ortonville irs PARAKEETS aD ~ CANARIES 2469 Auburn Rd 4-6810 PARAKEETS. OP. Aone CANAR- les. 1304 Mt Clemens FE 4.6960 PARAKEETS, CANARIES CAGES. food Since 1927. $84 Oakland Ave. — BABIES) 191 MEL- rose 2-3540. eanakets [a TEs Dancer's 239 | Voorhies PE $-5931 PERSIAN 8 KITTENS. PE 2-3243 PUREBRED FEMALE. BEAGLE puppies $10 0895 Pleasant Ridge EM 4-861) RABBITS AND 5-91 REC ee ~HUTCHES FE SPRINGER 8PAN- a sa plood line. 3789 Orchard ake Rd FE 8-1249 0 ao TOY FOX TERRIER es Small stock Beautiful vervice 4 Ibs MAple 5-200 | REGISTERED PACK Beac as | 7288 Country Beas! e Kenne | 8-22 “PUP Stud | SELLING OUT yAlt PARAKSETS reasonable FE 4-7136 “TOY TERRIER DoGs, istered Male and _Williams Lake e Rd. Wire MICE MSTERS ALL ‘et Shop 66 8 Astor, FE ¢6433. Beas Trained, Boarded 70 SPALL OL AL LA ALL ALL ea Lm ate nai Free prckoup & etivery . treine ee pickpu: ve Mill Lake arm Kenes se _ $-5969 | BOARDING, BATHINO AND CLIP. 1 | | REG- j female 6200 _ WANT ADS! Ta find a job, place. to live or a ‘used ear, see Classi- ied an, , vee * SAVE ENERGY, USE}. =e 2 ping. TN. Perry. FE 24113 = man troner, electric drver ping RBLUS, LUMBER Ww. N TONE WAY _ Sales Ausical ——s = (seca CATS BOARDED. DOGS | Sale Household | Gods 57) pong ‘table ‘bar stools, yact Metert) Gales Ce. |SAWS AND MOWERS MA OAST TO COAST |e O08. {CATS BOARDED | DOG8 | ~~ . _cbaire, Cail after $. FE 1-022 | 5340 Righlasd” Rat (MS) OR 3-702 Tike rosa, foto ea Eh COAST (OQ: sree ae ELECTRIC, irr eee ABC IRONER, 8. oas “OAS STOVE. MEDICINE CABINETS. LARGE 20, ~ > ; " 30 Opened and closed tratlers. guitar and sm gobd con- | _ 18: Kelvinator refrigerator, $65: irror, ail metal cabinet, ANCHOR «FENCES © Coes oe Ere wren FOR RENT) dition Lot 76. 3300 Elizabeth Lake | Hay, Gra Grain & F: & t Feed “91 white are Machine, $35, high $1 85 Value 63.95 Slightly marred o moner down PHA ry : 2255 Walten F. £. Howlaod 3245 Disiw Hwy. Re a eee en chair, re 5-5167 Also large selection of medicine Pree ESTIMATES ve et hist os OR_3-1456 'BETSY ROSS SPINET PIANO BY ALFALFA way wae b aac as ALL ainpa OF NEW AND UsED| cSinets with or without lights HOLLINGSHEAD VARRETY STORE Lester Dark masogeny Gaod a8 elon whl bsling 401 Josiyn | re Qman buftet new sliding triple door units. ail Sof li hobb 1 wile. out Baitwir Armstrene _new, $300. MI 4-368 oa je ball y —_— Fm aod tak at exceptional bargains Michican|’ Artists supplies, obby Hepat == 304 Mee. : Lac iG PIANO iar — by torda 61.56 mplete re seca 993 Orchard Lake supplies—check our clas- YY WOO Gommsts returned’ trem’ feet, Pieex ali Ginus (oP ua wAY a lywond | $6 98. vs j; : demonstrators uprights, ands, | Se corn. Phone dave pA , Pie “ti te nev | SOROE GRETRIGERATOR, COPD | sification “Hobbies and k “ENT! 1 TT LE Cash & Carry apd many others Large savings 4 ACRES STANDING ALPALEA, | ‘a «beds. ap «a elea- ‘06 r -_ ow At. 4xtx% vivaecord . $8.7 early and save. seat ted e hay a er trie range $1980 new 8 ve | _ 58-1493 Supplies” No. °24A. é4zex% olvscord $3 84) Gulegperts FE BE.) 300 ai ae eee om 19512 DINO) RUGS. $208 P Siz marbie colors. 9x0xbe Ask us for other low orices on Huron St. mai ALPALFA AND BROME. TIMO | = = ar iv we a ELECTRIC Ww N Ata thy and ciover straw and corn eee Gree pro igor ae ero oma SCENTS EACH“ Ri Pa hall . 61.98, 3 ate aa a i ao Paint wat ~ se town Keeheh Paraaeas: Ga. ous PO IT TAC and amplifier. $44. OR 317 ene tp the fleld while baling owas ores te oe Sas | Ey INLAID TILE % PRICE | bollere automatic. water” tester 2 OOR SHOP PLYWOOD CO. vee. One beuaan” re ae For Sale Livestock 72 ray renwe Su UAT away SYER a2 aw _HURON OPE «30ee Spest ||) ells pervaanne copper es nd _____ © _8° Saginew Gt. | 1498 Baldwin sPh_FE 32-2543 PIANO. FOR SALE A mei ms iti WS es Paint. pea Gate COMPLETE WITH NEW AND CUSED ___ OR ome AYRSHIRE COW MILKING AP-| FREE Paaeino AND DELIVERY | wagic CHEF xs eae tate wert me Perry | faucets $2480 value $1485. Also POWER MOWERS ROTARY prox 30 |b a day very quiet. ideal NITUR. ale ice equ iment 6: ronehLy bank TURNTTORE | Lite new OR 1680 St PE oon tollets, bathtubs, shower stalls et} TILLERS. POWER SPRAYERS. = Sor (uisuy (siee Ecuace ce VE AN ieee AS terrif ry are crate e © ame | WE BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE 1982 FRIGIDAIRE. STOVE ‘nino 10 HIVES .OF STATE INSPECTED | Setrea “Michigan “Plocrescest | payereus evaiiabie “WP. bilier UNDEE@OOG TTSKNRITER awp | months old. 6150. Bangs and TB a saponin de nnoee — General Becta ate and yen pee nee or (ell FE £5758 or) 595 Orchard Lake Ave Sane and Lawn eae] | desk for eale Good condition. not 3660 Giddings Road FE a2 ‘ AND | 1303 8. Woodward. (North of ft 5 FB ere! cote FE $40 or MI 479’ __ | aLWAYS WRECKING OtR|UIONAL PASSENOER AND _Mile Ra, Birmingham. MI OL tse One FE FD of | vouNG HOLSTEIN HULLS AND SPHALT TikLe ® PIFCE DINING ROOM SUITE, tices are iess Union Wreckin freight train double transformer, PIPE ae a ag Tivistein heifers to freshen in. fall Re sr sigiey ream nog or a ORO GUT Te | im tomeaee of 5h | 9 WFR GtaaaT THE, | Sele Store Eauipment 64 Ecc grees Bes ol ~ } } tn. a MS POPP OL el A ed Gat | Outside antenna $005 CLOSING C OUT LOW COAL PRICE _ SAVE PLUMBING uy |A GROUP OF WOODEN cea waa | 3 cows, 4 brood sow 1 Yorkshire 19¢ WALTON TV Sorte axe ‘URING JUNE WE ARE ABLE 100 8 Saginaw §-2100 wie” ai showcases. | cabinris | boar. 2380 Wattles Fast of John R « ' ‘ oe . ® ye wr oF COMPRESSO ith Tr i 8 e “COW 44 7) 338 | Matton, Cor. Josiyn FE 22237 | INU AID LINOLEUM . ... umes! ot tesal ko deneerios ar Mae yetnt Toray Sete Scissor | at Pe te ced iio more | ae Tso axes Ft. Linoleum» 60 per cent off |.1950 MODEL FRIGIDAIRE RE wo tons or core jack and car ramps. 554 E. Ken- quent leat "os “ Saginaw GUERNSEY COW 2130 LIVER- _frig Good condition OR 35320 aM" CHS "950 S: ‘Saginaw BLAYLOCK nett after 6 pm. Harold’s Paint & Lino = af ie La | Dols Rochester, OL 2-330a ; ‘REMTNOTON EP, IR ON: Var 7 ENAMEL fi RECESSED COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY co UMBING SPECIALS GREETING CARD RACK ONE (NICE oun ERNSEY FAMILY see 8. o_o ationer B Munro: © J unube Crate marred 821 8 oo €_ Orchard “Lake Ave FE_3-1301 PL , hetepana ed ors Seo" VST cow. [a aon ER SMALL RADI _Electric ae sven | :AVE Sunpiv 106 8 * .ctrew St | ree new. BLOND BABY “BED. : in. = pipe. oe r eee | _Teasonabie 5-7608 PATE ANTS GE =| s&s =) Ls i i ry cll) tena Sinina 10 CUBIC} PT OAS REFRIGERA- | ~~" casn POR FURNITURE a Sl ae Ge compartment: 21133 steel aint | Sale Sporting Goods 65, NO GELDING 4 eal tipi d ill-aesi Orion. er on Mite +2203 Ty with trim including spfay, 839 50. ARRAN nn | Baddle and bridle, $250, EM 3-4609 “BIG SALE ON NEW |OAte open rm pipe gis CLC LE, Cegomeace st, Fox (rant wand and) frucet| OMe Gackt GRADE SADDLE MARTINOALE &” BRL 3 | tures Newest. Tigttest a mos ray ww Ld c anie ac. agiey I alter ™m : Apt. sise Hotpoint $20 3 antique ¢ type of lighting for kiteh- $17.50 — AND USED (Biueneur Lene —e aan Viimettes, pedrooa and rec- Open daily 8 te 6: Sun 10 ea | ee eee — reel i For Sale ale Poultry 74 74 ; Saori oo aT tion rooms 611 96 value 66.99. | A on Plumbing Supply | _ tei h PE 2-4708 | FURNITURE REBUILT ROUND TUB MAYTAO | giicntiy facto ¢ Call at saa ; 8 UPE cleeree New cotton mattresse: 605 | Guaranteed, FE +5160 factory showrooms Mic higan Fiu- Cedar gen anroce pied ot Pas cis mer Pees «0400 beens New innersoring Tatiresses $16 98 | REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S! orescent 303 Orchard Lake Ave | S:S 80 poet Ol mow @ aL ae dened, Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 OERSE Fee “Gos LinGs = CALL Chrome breakfast sets . $35.00; 1984 modele One of Amegice!s COMBINATION | PORCH WINDOWS Birch flush doors $798 uD. PIES AOI 26001 after 6 p.m Studio couch . $17 990 best brands Perfect, new tar- complete with frames ~— Frame Inculalll nm ree fal! ROMEX WIRE. 4c A FOOT BY ATTENTION inn Sate CAGEAIEURE DIS Bed dav $20 00 anteed for § years Buy a NeW | gives: cix 28°x55°"° one 307255" se Pock woo) hag $1.00 cof] Sinks crete marred §3 75 We det 1 23 yard oe D Sel etal Sobas 85 00 war Pe refrigerator for a moe more en one 36° x58 one 38° 455". FE eal flooring wae er Hee ™% es ee eee neosere aes crushed stone Sask ead He Wichardean Wa, Walled Lake eaar chest 4 a6 4 used machine Michiga iu : * ite nine itty Doards c gal electric heaters i. ae = New lamps $295) orescent, 393 Orchard ake Ave | —22!39__ Roofine No 210 $228 bundie | _G_ A. Thompson, Perry | GOR atuart, FE ceee ™* US CERTIFIED | WHITE LEO New bunk b.de complete $39.00 "REFRIGERATOR CHUREH’S ING. Wrasews ont rune OH RECONDITIONED SINGER SEW. | attERTIONT TOP GOK hore Quilets & weeks old avail. ne ei ar rane T | able uly xk a Oakland Furniture —_____ OR 38236 ===} ALUM COMB: DOORS. 6400 Fivwoot plain & decorative Be he cee Geeneeeicn | Tse ted, Geary) bles, weed) varca tt ron Pockrs Pace. 14 8. ¥ - FE 7-682} | SEVERAL. SS OF FURNI-}| FE 26233 = Combination doors —gep.| fhe. Direct from farms ve 16926-29 Mile Road. Romeo Mich- ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT| ture FE 2-4646 101 §. Shirley | DEMING DEEP WELL PUMP 86 = wall boar «¢ ttle REINFORCED CONCRETE $i0 delivered. OR 3-4197 —i@an. Phone Plateay 22279, CAN BE FOUND AT L & 8./SOLID CHERRY CORNER CHINA | p'ywood restaurant booths ply. Paw’ St OY Lumber Co _He tanks. Ph PE 46428 4-9063 a End tables, $1.98 : new beok cabinet, Bennsyivanis house, like Worm ittchen cabinet 2 inside, $120 Bogte L Re Commerce STEEL BASEMENT | a A-) TOP O1L.. PILL birt. Sale Farm) Produce 7 78 eed beard bets, comeists | are 6% Gs7t Otseas Ur oe toors, Moin oe « ft 8 tn ty ‘eM wm REPAINTED SAVE 2 CENT |” cusses mene one aad revel | nnn $24: refrigerators, $28 up: ranges. | 2-134 Norretd taiedavel | ann ee a se 16" 2 Lite $ 130 oe _Earl Howard FE 4-04 | OARDER PLANTS. FLOWERS | gas & elec. $5 up: beds all sizes. | § PIECE CHROMF SET $30 RE- | ks EES OX Un Rae EAR | “BL AYI OCk M1) TOP BOIL & —— ‘WHOLE, | and vegetables of all kinds. Even 63 up: TV sets. $28 up: radios 88 | frigerator $35 FE 52766 DRAW_TITE HITCHE Epes Ot “FE e30s6 burner 8P¢ | COAL & UILDING SUPPLY CO | sale loading Moh tiru Sat 2ig6 tm Dixie ey at Dixie Floral. up. new chrome inette sets § DE | SrOVFS BOUGHT SOLD & EX-| The kind thet bolt to the frame | —!' ad | $1_Orchard Lake Ave, PE 37101 _Auburn. near Cyoots PE any al chnd da $3995 up; chests. new & used. 85 ehangea Turner «, 80? Mt Clem-/| for all cars MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE E | SCREENS _8 TOR M WINDOWS. cs) TOP SOIL RUSHED \Ceennies AND GOOSEBERRIES up, bedroom suites, $4998 up: eM 2-080) E Howland 248 Dixie Hwy. 20 inch mirror all metal cabinet, | oon ine tide and teide sand, gravel Lyie Sy rr for sale Bring containers. John living room suftes, $12.95 up; din- SUMP PUMP. $25 CALL APTER °N'OR_ 3-1456 _ le: yale 83 = oe metre | joerc Jes raines pea me | PF i'l or ae 18g | Takacs, 433 Franklin Rd. other womens freee se Mane | Ty50 pm Fe sees | EGET OIL. TANKS | Meteateeaeiection, ot Nant | ace. Qalco olf burner FR S400. fy TOP BOIL PILL DIRT SAND Mootatoee Miler AND EATING a.m pl = ‘ a y USE_OUR EASY PAYMENT gel aunereare 3 Pisce gray 773 gal 15 tn legs, gauge vented Ey coceamean tec, eniccs | SEPTIC TANKS i a 4. 4m + aioe ; Pe ae —— ——+- Fh: SRO ERS ——— COMPLETE ey et — -——— saad ame around acter of ven chairs. 1@ tp bah bearing Tawn nce aaa cee ee with faucets and curtain $60 50. BLACK DIRT, $100 YARD. 28c = 335 W Siiverbe!! OPEN DAILY v TOs wer. OA 6-270 ___ | : ce Terrific value, $33.33 Lavatories.| BUSHEL. IN PILE 3660 GiD. SUNDAY ‘9 TO 5 TABLE TOP cae “STOVE. $20 Save Money Cl a eT asista wick) Gamegear DINGS RD. FE 5-600 _|8EBAGO SEED POTATOES 3850 De ee CO. Set, eae | tise Dey rils as es ter heaters for housetrailers apd faucets. «61495 | Totleta, $29 80 val Sashabaw Rd OR _3-7081, Heights on Rad M59 ae RANOES FOR ELEC. BURMEISTER’S TRAIL ER nC nLNGE FR 2.2200 =e “‘“enre Wiuorescent 3093 BLACK DIRT Sale Farm Equipment 76 5 2008 W._Auron VEeDpe pr yc rehard Leake -Ave * 1 oe ee 12%” "TELEVISION. $50 Call after LUMBER MYFRS PUMPS STORM WINDOWS & SCREENS and Peat. & yds $9 | Deltvered. A-1 BUYS CHARTREUSE TAB 6 FE 5-4051. New low orices 1 window 32216. Two 32x24. FE of FE “ PANT SARD, SPADE. 80, | ry —uans te GOOD CONDITION. Saettead th Sis" Batear ton | E28 SERT ORAOE 70 S01, SURED, |, Garier Waren Tn Mi, = $40. 89 W Longfellow after 6 : | ded veat an ack so! ovd Rotary Tiller and Powar Mowers BABY STORKLINE CRIB WI _pm. FE 26472 800,000 j Reeular Ss: i he deep well _Blede. New & Used Terms = she fet with 11 eal tank now q eh aoe. Eueehris uttchen on mab |TWIN MATTRESS AND. BOX Poot Sale Santee ‘eatsey tows acne nares B4 TRUCKING SERVICE _ Lee’s Sales & Service sisting of stove refrigerator and | _*Pring_ FE 60007. | Buys tn eee oe oe KET. LY’S HARDWARE] tas nage Rack an Poema | He see 921 Mt. Clemens Cre MARODART DISTT ROOM yg ay oasis OPE ook lenient ne cnet ome ate Pe thatere se | noe SP goremmas|anigeaves Seige Mt Pe A i : >|, | $5.00 value card tables $ 1.80 R A ; et - 6507 Dixie Hw: kinds of gravel. fill and top soil. | arts and service. Mo- suite. Provincial style by Drexel VICE [8 ~ SY: = ower Ree! tyne and $25.00 value floor lamps ... $395| LOW BUT OUR SER OLD GARAGES REPATRED TO MA_ 5-749 Benard | Rott abies. MI Cee after tp S.__ | 3)ipc livin ‘om: Ld ao oosdod 5 eral room boar FARMALL TRACTO R & EQUIP- ances. 147 Eliz. Lk. 5:30 te = ER SKIN 40 power mowers, from .$59 95 | 4-7 erand! lite bathroom board $5 79 me and save over half We TOP SOIL p.m. We can show you now ft’s possible |3 pe. colored bath set. all fitaen Bathroon electric heaters $7.95 furnish _grervthine for vour wulld-} praT AN: FILL SAND. OU MA 5.2024, Good Condition. $478. CROSLEY | SHELVA R automate fete —_ ora pg, Revacides cope seat. medicine cab. seuss S150 95 Font p gpa hrene wae ot 95 "RLACKETT’S ee = so 'Fe bio, a F ARMERS erator, cu ge ae chest bal- Pree taformatios “ad ob HARDW ARE—PLOUMBINO frigerator MIN ance et $i per = "Easy RU rm rou ARE BUILDING A ROUSE Demarrd by & se BLDG. SUPPLIES TRUCKERS--DEALERS eMAVE aut RS CHOPPERS arin er. “ER MP ELECTRIC Sane Got | orices 8161 Dixie Hwy Clarkston z COMBINES MOWERS, RAKES: $75, terma, MO aN 3465 Aubure Ra 387 | AND SAVE UP to ON ALL MA ATTENTION ALL er Aen enn 7 S| dig and record player. 6 "| $209.98 ONTY AL FOU, cage aA TERIAL HUTCHINSON SEPTIC TANKS BUSINESS. COME IN AND SEE = sper tpn 139.95, R. Br iaunre Electric fo: Trailer Sales SS JUN ances. 147 Eliz Lk. Saas 0 een ~ Complete insulation tf desired ‘WE CAKE, TRADE Ine Ra og orem encor wee! BURMEISTER 22 te-—Bavin mane|__ eal Pri gike Beet ry eae ane SMALL WESTERN SADDLE, $10. PE AT S ALE G S! rator. $1¥0.95 and vour re-| Sitght dam 3 200 000 FEET 26” boy's bike, 6.2488. ator ARB Munro Klectrie Sep Tv eae aax| Northern Lumber Co. 1s _bike_ $20__MA Wholesale only clean. nigh test ve ¢*PYOUR Lm owatere oo? JSED Tf : 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. 1 and 2 Dougias Fir Dt PONTIAC RD AT OPDYEE r) co ~PRIGID ARE” REFRIC. ae: Oe Bees | Rentins EM 9-417) Sension “air aried. All since $6 r 5 Yd — Excellent running condition. $68. ato io Aooliances 423 W. Buren etre ereRe & OMe RG age FIR PLYSCORE per Ss. ee spew. of bargnte Eee: S PLACE SETTING OF STERLING oe SETS. GOOD CONDI . " Shredder into your truck - ® fiver. Maderia Towl sed 4 si9 i: id SO a a SEES $88 rage OOTS |re saat, ase Eliz. L&. R@. |JOHN DEERE “8 : HING MACHINES add mach Pd cots || ipa Pe) BOLIDAY PARE $800. Perfect condition. 29680 Par- mos. PE 2-1933. Call after 6 p.m.| USED WASHIN | tian blinds eew. Sizes: 6- 48” | 4x8 5/16" Mal er OM BAVENEORT. ‘wa3. 00D CONDI - GGOD CONDI-| $2350 and up. R. B. Munro Elee-| width, 2. 43". 2 25%" 1° 244", | Oak mx er HQ SPOOR FROM | -mington Rd. MAyfair 7 ton, PE trie_Co W. Huron, reasonable; $189, tape recorder, | SELECT RED ‘anaot _. Berry all shee! fil guaranteed Shredded Peat Hymus | TEST w harvester couieicte Sas = col. USED AGTOMA MAW HE | NEW 7 PeOse i ropegied Tee =_ = (8 vas., #12) FR 61008}. corn’ Read nd | windrow ‘pickup | _ and mattress. Good i . = ae FE 5-290 TRADE- ~*~ DEPT. furnace. OR _3-2131. indeed “st DOOR TRIM — Oi m it ee ROAD GRAVEL c ae. ui ax = a pope all wine | Sarees eh olin, oEE aS ik OUN TYPE Ot RACH 118,000 ae |e ol GP ios te ite BOAT. § HP MERCURY % y7:00 geltvered, PE 46588. yee Betipse Px r ranynore. Bi Washer _ 19.93 "2%" Base f% | motor, 2 whee! trailer, 20 gauge |. or delve 1-3 per eent discount. ae Davenport & chair ... fi2 89 Stan t— - HACCERTY . — 5 thot automatic shot it cable oe a 7 8. ies Co MS¢ at MIE & Gas range... $29. a fetes ; cosa or sop aye dies * 5 Milford 41849 beac DOR en os wee A aaly : sae PREE STANDING TOILETS $21. oo eS co. % DISCOUNT : 57 _ $50.56 fittings 811.95 | On. Sherwin-Williams discountinued WASHED SAND AND ORAVEL, a 4 os pee . i A] Salat “oaStane Peeant Pat | Ot “PoauStESE, “Satta Bob f t — ae TIRES $00. MA ‘ THOMAS ECONOMY > 8-404. Orchard Lake Ave, PR §-6160, POSTS FURNITURE CO: | ef ONE DAVID BRADLEY GARDEN i} 1954 Mees 3% PT. 2 BED- ‘21 FT MACOMB. eine 10 bales or more SUNBEAM pROREACE, ‘@00D| Kc BEAGLE PU ‘IwEW AND BALER CYCLE. 84 GOLD. KO taleeomnad Oe oa oh! & |394.6 me freezers electric stoves, irone: fi % Deere and New Idea aler, 41 : > : - _ Bow floor samples. Big discount | wes old My 3600T Davis M . Ph. @® Orton: | 7e — , Sab oF stop at Wayne |SOxER PUP 6 MONTHS OLD. | —tille. sion. 5. 161 Oliver, pba N. Main Roch- PE 5-4576 HARLEY” G6Gn 2 ; a @ Gat ELEC WEATER gH BOXER FOrPIRS CHOICE OF © | sirens es HARVESTERS 2 BD: Sant sink-fittin $89.50 y 4 ERcgtanp : +7358. Laund weet. $21 63 Baby Parakeets . . $2.79 =El OSE ‘OU PRICES” FOR PARTS ANG sERvICE OR SAVE SUPPLY “100” 500 ¥ Saginaw St Bry cage Genuine New Holland paler hee ——. ny may WN ed yo nee : oer paie “BLACR Ere ING __-For Sale Bicycles 84 tractor, cultivator and plow. FE 2-5308,. SPRAYERS ORCHARD AND £E&&- tate types We carry goth Hardie and Myers tp stock W FP. Miller Garden and Lawp equipment, 1593 6 Woodward Avenue (North ef 14 Mile Ra: Birmingham _ Phone Midwest 4-6000 OFse electric ~ wngle has 1x8’ truck deck, LEIGH SPORTS ENGLISH RAG. SOR ike new, FE. Boats & Accessories ro ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS EVINRUDE MOTORS PENN YAN BOATS Michigan oropellers, paint and varnishes ‘co eree Brood cost trailer. MA- RINg Ae a testi a 8 _1 TELEGI CENTURY gas 0 = and two stock watering tanks. PORTABLE DOCKS ‘ _Call OL 2-8126 x ste | oeabeg = SIDE DELIVERY RAKE ON | -NLA LAKES BOA” M Ls MIL ior WOLVERINE T DEL Ll hee pr BOAT MOTOR _and_traileg MA } arses ie a ee SPEEDUNER HOU plete access Twin Sona hte _PE 8-0601 % hp. , Soeedy EvinkoDe ee acce The world's largest line of peat trailers the tit converter — Easy Terms, R BOAT TRA MYERS 12 PT. ROUND BOTTOM aluminum boats $179.80 CADILLAC ALD BOATS PETTIT BOAT PAINTS KELLY'S HARDWARE Aubure at Adama Aubara. ieenie PE 2-881 arr von CANTOR, BOTS Whi e MAS NEW BOATS $88.00 Se 20 Cakiand 1 as, USED a pmo Bo, ts CALL teacen é@ ho Bee Lake +, $66, Goatetie i Ps House, , after 6 MERCURY aakee 20 Lapin 1 2101 954 .use’ very little. EM Hey. PETAL IP sa BE. ae 5 aeD yee NEW 12 a er BOR can top__ 868 5 7600 Elizabeth 1 VEw & BOATS. wD ocd 1 OATS Wy TN SIDES as Newr Srecoona peo fan _ Mercury Outboard Genuine Parts, Sales & Service mer Motors Place at beat me Pursiey Rieb Service ett Fem) across ‘0 *Thunde . Gelling be- cause of tions on ez ive Ward's ‘Also have ce- ment mixer i in, a metal ae sow, FR. : 5-0888, after 2 p.m. Z € TONY'S - MARINE SERVICE EVINRUDE SALES SERVIC! Boate and “Orchard Cake Rd PEL O12, Transportation Offered 87 dee CALIF ple DRIVE A CcaR. | PONTTA SER . FE pot ) TRUCE GOING ‘NORTH PART load elth? wa: FE : SOUTHEAST Missourt June = @hare expenses and driving. FE $3613. Wanted Used Cars 88 DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEMS. HOL- lywood mufflers, tall pipe exten- and ecw ties for all mks HOT. TER ACK’'S AUTO Fido Tod eT! 340 Baldwin eae LOUIE'S AUTO SinTS n Evenings 7 Deys a Weer Starters and Somer eters Rebullt sprin wre. 87.50 are Pe — parts ‘tor “48 cars Ph. PE 4-4613 86 Sakies Ave seft TWO 1948 BOICK ROADMASTERS Good. engine 1 Dyna- 1 straight shift. 910 eoae se WRECKED PONTIAC 1940 CHIEF. tain. Good motor and trans. and other parts, 2556 Williams Lake Rd. (Near Gale Rd} ‘For Sale Tires 80-A PBPPLR LP LLP Pel POL LOL LP LL from mine oes < &@ Service ‘Auto Service 81 REPAIRS. FREF ESTIMATE a Ve rit OP CARS BRAID, ean HIGH 8. Day or eve. CHEAP & SCRAP CARS, PE 2.2000. THE HIGH DOLLAR ased cars. We Drive the extra miles, need it — pay you well. 4540 Dixie "HL “pickup Fre fr006 J. VANWELT OR 3-1355 ‘S1 CHEV. OR or wil) buy your equity. MU Ls or makes. gush, "Out! sate denier “tat _22 Auburn Ave. or FE PRICE THE REST — the best from BILL SPENCE (SED us rane Ave ST HAVE CARS Clean. CARB PE 4-7333 Wis ‘COMMUNITY MOTORS 803.N. Main, Rochester ore EE Pa See M&M Motor Sal For TOP DOLAR FOR ae mode] ¢ + ‘ ee —— ig : a $1,795 HURON MOTOR SALES ae Reasonable. New OIXIe HWY. KELLER - KOCH 1M. South of Birmt am ter, prolong Hosting Chev. T Mis. M $-s071 CHE radio, heater. Low mileage. Rea HOUSE OF GOOD © « USED CARS _CARKNER .- STUDEBAKER Today's i) SPECIALS 34 Chry. 4-dr. N-Y. $2195 "$4 Chrys. Newport $2395 ‘S34 Ford 8 4-dr. <7 $1495 r’S3 Cadillac Conv’t. $2795 ‘53 Packard 4-dr. .. $1295 $3 DeSoto Wagon $1595 "53 Stude. 8 Hdtop. $1195 ’§3 Stude. 4-dr. ... $ 995 ‘53 Chrysler 4-dr. . $1395 53 Ply. Cran. 4-dr. $ 895 53 Dodge Hdtp. .. $1195 ’S3 Dodge 84-dr. .. $1095 ‘32 Ply. Hdtp. .... $ 745 ha Ply. Wagon eee $ 745 "$2 Ford 8 2-dr. ... $ 795 ‘$2 Buick Hdtp. .. $1045 $2 Chev. 2-dr. 00 $ 595 "$2. Ply. 2-dr. sees $ 545 "51 Chrys. Hatp, .. $ 645 $1 Ply. vt. 2.0 § OS 50 Ford 2-dr. eee $ 345) "50 = we Conv't. $ 445 a ths “Eta SALE OLIVER big tot for below seth prices om all cars Read and compare, 1951°2 DR - PLYMOUTH. uh ° heater, good condition. $494. MI We are continuing for one more ‘hea PLYMOUTH goat cenaitise week the greatest sale that ever ae Sak SE bs ou late Penttac Wee Ponta # pe Ce M4 Buckhorn Apres folks, 8) 4) Hudson 2-dr. $ 144 3] faneoln 4 dr. & 444 : a a4 Kord 2 dr, V8 § 0% lo Ces, ib cp. 2 s1 Nash sed S 309 <) Ford 2-dr.°.. $ 199 32? Wu uly s st WW AS 3 "46 Pont. clb cp. $ Q9 33 Chev Bel An a "49 Merc. 4-dr. . $ 144 "SE Olds &8 2-dr. $ 5% oo . Chev. Bel Air 22S 2! $0 FORD 8 CUSTOM ‘eas woy | FE 558i ‘tt eines cat aah tor Chante [Land Cruiser sedan beautiful waist | 03 Dodge Sub. ... $195) +52 Ford Dix. 2 Dr. ..$595| “per mere? Fan ome tvvady to H Nasu SEDAN ge Urey | Ot MNS Sm SS aS eis rd wor : . atid , 1. BI a ie on + fu ice Make Dns 4 50 Stude. Sed. 556 63 195 52 Chev. Dix. 2 Dr. . .$565 NORTHWEST CHEVROLET Name vour own terms - PONTIAC SEDAN $666 na your own terms MADE PICK- "50 Hudson Sed. .. $ 195] > 95 Secs bile Dee ne BOleS at wee Gee uae oa | eiscliast autec tt 6. ~z| S| Chev. 4 Dr. Dix. . .$395 Incoln 5-100 Woodward at 13 Mile car down and $28.04 pe '46 Chev. Cpe. se. $ 75/051 Ford 2 95 {1889 FORD. 4 DOOR | Goon CoN. Lincoin 5.1100 sontawesr cuevecter | Hoskins Chev. 52°p < os| 3! Ford 2 Dr. Cust. $395) “anton can FE 30300 after $30 $0 OLDS *& SEDAN 8405. NEW Woodward at 13 Mile ~ TRADING 52 Plym. Sed. ...+ $ 495) +59 Ford Dix. 2 Dr. ;.$195| 81 Oneida_Ra eicler ar Lee DIXIE HWY AT MIS MApie 5.507! , Gy ee ateg: ‘ te ied I eater 84 PONTIAC ARCHIEF CATA-| 50 Stude. Conv't. . $ 495 49 Ford 2 Dr. Cust. $165).,, NVeet Side | Used Cars NORTHWEST CHEVROLET ine Nyeremer: aeer rakes i ‘Studebaker + i atic Cp io - ercury sedan ¥e ve Yoodward at 1 Mi radt adioh ee c _ Buick Sed. .. “ $ 475 "49 Chev. 2 Dr. Dix $193 33 Chevie 2 di Powerglide Lincoin 51109 . 254 rm Sac: nae Bt ~ E¢ Pal and 1 Cruises HIGH 53 Henry J. 2-dr. . $ 463) - «Sl one geture a @ (33 O18 SCPER a@& SEDAN $) 405 AL sane ee an ecaen , 2 se aes Bice nd oni | AL SIGNALS AND. HEATER 47 Pontiac Sed. .. $ 95 % More Aig a Chevs 49 Lincoln sedan Overdrive e ae ap Pies ah hte ce | IN VERY Goon Oe : ' . 4 2175 - 48 Mercury sedan tell from new | $38 FE ean AFTER WPM 'S2GMC Pi k 48 Ford 2-dr. .... S$ 175 es el ee NORTHWFS1 es eT < OR WRITE Pontiac | Pees i ickup "52 Chev. Sed § $95) “47 Ford ® 20 ar ged sasd at 13 Mble _ BOS ; Ss cy. ed. oR ae AD Beg teun ti‘ a}! nc Yor Sz WILLYS 848° RADIO ANT : 52 P ntiac 4-dr AS 745 “ Pree pre pense cf | 1933 NASH - M en t heater plus cas asthe werercve "50 GMC Tractor, Diesel | “ontiae 4 d Dee 4 te Wes Side Used) Cars | cu “tne new hoe oe | “ane lold ter Moet 53 PI ] S : ym. Clb. Cpe. $ 873 #23 W. Huron __—PE 6218) | * th spare tire MA 35-3681 after 6 NORTHWEST ‘ HE Kor EI ri se 7 a7 : Se i - oodwarc at | fi 5 = Zi ‘4 “FORD CUSTOM 3 D 2 DR. $1. 196 53. NASH RAMBLER STATION $1 GMC Panel 2 ae pig e : 395 Bl it K Tages and beater 2 tone ea -— fedio heater, overdrive a wwe cela e udson . Up. “ mileage. car down. 2-282 "$1 Ford % Stake : A NoRTHWEsT nF VROLET rs $1 Kalser sedan a 2 NASH RAMBLER 8TATION 47 Ford Gonv't. .. $ 145 310 Ore Orchard Lake R4. FE 3-101 Ue wagon ene Sect Gene SI Reory Jo. * 4 5 CHEV 600 “apse a a ‘ $4 Chev, Pickup 50 Dodge Sed. ... $ 435 106 Center #8 D CONDITION. | 5—FORD SEDAN. $408 RADIO. Nasi 1947 QO9D CONDITION. sre ‘Aubure Ave eatrs, = - . "SI Stude. Sed. .... $ 445| GieVROLET SS NO Bi0 7 DOOR tren” wh’ [appellees fd, | Radio and hea er 05, PE 20106 51 GMC Pickup S4 Ford Pickup .. $ 895| ‘ietioe Fagen, 4 mos old By | down i 32 NASH RAMBLER STATION G it d- * ~ afte THWEST CHEV LET gon miles extras. "54 GMC 2 Ton ‘31 Chev. Conv't. ... $595] @ CHEVROLET GEDaN sass nese tes oe —— “ uaTantee = Le = -| Radia m iL sz a < IP TCrnH CA = 50 Plym. Clb. Cpe. $ 445 ated ate VHOLET i663 FORD LOADED sSENSATION- 2) OLDSMOBILE SH \RI USED CARS $3 Ford Pickup ’S0 Pontiac 4-dr $ 495 orn be e100 ie al buy EM 34268 after 6 pm _— an Cae DEMONSTRA- All Makes and Models | TAS UO fy —_—_einoo_b 13 so jee _FORD VICTORIA LIKE NEW ee ; — | ee ; : =) 50 Merc: 2dr... $ 305) sbs “7 Tse Satie in ve Ses HOwstiTEN & SON Two ore continuing tor cae mare Cnr s $0 GMC Pickup 46 Buick “3 Os aco son’ Sai reen corrcar as SEDAN. YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE | Week the ereatest sale that has MOTOR SALFS uick Conv't. . $ 95 ird-o- Mati dk ater O AN ever hit Pontiac Remember you a OR ° : 7 > | vi Matle radio fhe ne ND R "53 Ford Cab and Chassis,| '51 Nash 2-dr. .... § 205] HUDSON & RAMBLER | "Csuer "aay ‘car down Mc TRUCK’ DEALER Seo eer TID | — 3 @-OT. sees 9 2 BALES & SERVICE HOUSE OF C.00D 28 x? Main Rochester OL 1-9761 big ‘ot for below the market TIP TOP Long WB. ‘SL Olds. Sed. ..... $ 795) ce w Pine ot. FE 2-8380 | “USED € ARS. 31 ODDS HARDTOP EXCELLENT Se tanee pall) cera) Reed) and “+, | 83 Nash Sta: Wgn. $ 795 Saab = fapene es ifice 2915. Newberry, Ba. off | +¢ G d “67 WHC Tractor, KM. 156 Chey. 2-dr. .... § 295] bean erties aoe ic te CARKNER Chatomile RO "84 Buick Spec. 2 dr $1895, yarantee fey) Spe ee ee mission Any olo ¢-- down and STUDEBAKER 1933 eter i . OLns SEDAN 'S4 Buick Sup. H’top $2395 | USED CARS per month . ais eauti u rea’ on v ¢ c * ~ WILSON GMC M tth NORTHWEST CHEVROLET co Par FuS Birmingham surdasses a The body nas orig p54 Buick Sup. 4 dr. $2195 YY W = ward «@ ° 5 Fo “AIT nal tone finish with otles. 'e cc = z 1954 “lymouth club OAKLAND AT CASS a e S Lincoin 51190 ve Con ¥f an Wea rious © inte ysot ‘auto Sirena | 54 Burck Cent. 4dr. St M93 | ‘ $] 197 sohckin! < é : . nvertiDd nvion white side woe' tires large | '= ( . SIIQ5 | — r - { 25 T ) S229) OPEN EVENINGS | Radio heater Fordomatie ana | [allo heater tinted elass and | Ea clea gas maa: 6: | sj Wie & Ke FE 2-9203 FE 4-453} argreavV eS ‘S) ITO et white oo tne 2 drs. few milaal Ge tcccher ocescuke ont. 2 dr. dlx. . S11 3| Lee ae $1,795 Yt ree only st€% case or 5.3 Pong. Catalina . $1295! $74 , 'D ’ erma . ~~ | rN Your Chevrolet Dealer HI1URON MOTOR SCHUTZ. “MIOTORS Sa Buick Ss ‘ Ir $1495 up dr, $1495 lent A : * x ~ 1083 Studed C Ae ad “HOUSE OF GOOD. 211 S. Saginaw St. 1955 SALES DeS: TO PLYMOUTH DEALER "53 Ruick Spec. 4dr. SIH5 RADIO. HEATER HYORAMATIC ners FE 4-4546 ‘82 W_ Huron _FB 2-241 | 12.8 Woodward Birmingham | ,-, B 1) 505 | TRANSMISSION TINY D GLASS USED CARS ; ote Fb «| D trat 1991 FORD CONVERTIBLE, GOOD | J, OLDS | na QHOLIDAY” sip | (33 suick Road ster $15 5] POWER STEERING asp Low 1 CHEVE rryvy m r er oow. | '¢ : MIL. f 8 OF CARKNER dio and heater plus many Sara © ons ra Ors marys "alae —_— er steering power brakes two | 53 Pontiac 2 dr- .,..S005' w STUDEBAKER =. ed eld car down * 6 MI_ 4-146? paint white wal! tires Like 'S? Pontiac 2 dr S7O5 092 Nasn eae oar With. check Off l C BOY IN” SERVICE MUST SELL | . a oS oe ene ane Bramgan | ROpriteaS Che tRc er ICIGIS OTS [Per 1G symoun_wueasne | MORTIMER cuevnoter | 'S2 Buick 4 dr. ..1..$895| $797 Lincoln $-1100 C C ‘Se FORD TUDOR $295 RADIO | Lineoly 31100 |’51 Pontiac 2 dr. ....$375) . a PE >is trade for cider rr) OLET @EDAN ourtesy ars and nents plus overdrive 83 oF | §{ OL DSMOBILE 98 SEDAN 9605 "30 P 2 dr... S| 1950 (moerial 4 dr sedan = er Diug loads of ex- or em Come, Cree mmecked ois care radio and heater any ontiac 2 dr. ....$373) $597 tras, $3 of any old car down Be! Alr 4 Door Sedans ‘wORTHWEST CHEVROLET aa) newer enecked by 1952 , Sa ote Bereige, Seat Guwese, | Weedyara of hte NOgriwsgt cHEvRot et meme RE NEW ae “Woodward at 13 Mule | ai a © i F ran SON WAS. 3 Oecr q%, FORD | CONVERTIBLE $495 Lincoln $1100 | ‘ op 81495 Loaded idnigh® tl biacs hike | “50 OLDSMOBII E as ALI ACCES- : yh i : — = STANDARD ‘TRANSMISOTONS pew y were alites radio ans series $500 Cal! after }nm FE CLARKSION J OVES DRIVES WEROLIDS | tater, very ve 7 a 23388 a - MOFOR SALES Take Your Choice ° Woodward at 13 ile $1 OLDS SUPER § SONVERT open HRYSLER PLYMOUTH TON EXPRESS New Car Guarantee soy. mesg =e rt white wa. tires Robie’: Eee bid Suy “SELL AND TRADE.” % ; 3 : Latest poemes ) Cheap. OR 470 Gold -finish, radio & heater, P- ee : PH. OL 1-671 at Glide, spotiess interior, new car MOTOR SALES | Your Credit Alwavs Good “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS Al goces ‘is! ene ouur Mekal Os . tee, ; ___GOOD PLACE TO BUY” 86 gare mee coe Sweet 952 W Huron PE 22041) (55 Mercury nardiop Monterey e beauty today Just ‘ : 33 Chrysler New Yorker. a beau- ~~ For Sale Used Cars on opel ot aS terms. Ch 82 HUDSON CLUB COUPE, s78 | ee Sy eee Ne ate oes Radio and heater robin's egg 8) Chev loaded: “$3 Will . blue $5 of any old car down. . 75 ee | : ‘ M4 BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP. Haskins Chev eNtO et + | Creait checked by phone from” Ato. trucks and. ‘cheap , Eras Seat ans SF loca wwe peer | O2kland County’s Fastest) MORIUNES! SHBVGaueT | itowtaton tom a2" 000 |g MONEY i OU SE OF GOOD ie CHEV AOL ee =a Growing Dealer ee icon) - i iste lcuecte res “what bare | x00: luxe. Excellent conditien inside | DIXIE HWY et M-18: MAnie S907) | (810, NUDAON CLUB ore eer] OL | e older car as down pay- - USED CARS nd Oniy 26.000 miles, OL _ ment FE 604 Economy Car Market Yes, that’s what you'll say when you look over our _ié DODGE v8 ¢ 1 DIO | i >| CARKNER S paty Car sedi ee heater? tone’ low Ga Mlle #2 MERCURY * DR $10 DOWN 22 Auburn ~ selection of Goodwill Used Cars (not a name but STUDEBAKER ee ee ce onron (eoTon eal ee loodward Strmincham _ ‘980 PACKARD SEDAN RADIO || a policy) S . ' = heater aute trans One owner | <7 MI 43410 Birmingham Prasad CHEV Di ae M24 at Buckthorn Lake ‘$1 MERCURY 2? DR 8348 MERC D "i a cttw h, Sonned Fully equipped driven ont MY 22611 til 930 pm. O-Matic radio aan ie white Tives like new very iow mile — . ee eee ate OES | ties, Rew car guarteree. 1883 DESOTO FIREDOME V-¢ RA. | TSll tres, rea: sn VROLET erlicivcar Gon cries Tat 1953 Pont 1952 C ow, radio eater tone Ni fEST C "3 oe oe I oka ontia 3 h ] Balance. Credit checked by| lo auto trans Original ma- $394 Full artee no cash neces. | : ntiac evroiet biue, white well tires. Any oid hi Woodward :t 12 . car down. nOerywest CHEVROLET < SS ee re | Lineoln 5-1100 nant ane $23 61 Wr — . [| Convertible with radio neater 2dr sedan with radio. Heater NORTHWEST CHEVROLET Woodward at 1) Mile reciated. Anv old car or a MERCURY 1983 MONTERFY CHUTZ: MOTORS and Hydramatic A beauty and Power Gilde “Woodward—et33--Mue—_ — oe Seat aH i8g oo Ty Miaplopeay Plcudd Medel cbednr + DeSOTO PLY MOUTH.oEALER. | gy es ce ae 95- ae ____.___Lineotn ,5-1100 “4a " CHEVIE GOOD RUNNING rates aA. white wall tires Mercomatic Te @12. 8 Woodward Rirmingham iL; $6 eames oe BUKe ad HARDTOP PE +0238. SCHUTZ MOTORS days rR arr OST * a YMOUTH CONVERTIBLE, = ee mileage. 12 Jfonmtel 32 CHEVROLET 2 DR. 4475 LIGHT | DeSOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER - ie Mee ein enn eee “@ BUICK 3 OR 78, OY. AFLOW. bdiue, radio and heater, ready to $12 8 Woodward Rirmincham YOUR LINCOLN . MERCURY ee es panes fed $5 of any 1952 N h : Radio and heater ortzinal paint | go. $3 of any old car down. Credit | §} DESOTO HARDTOP FXCFL DEALER AT 350 8 WOODWARD NORT' EST. CHEVROLET - Zoe as 1951 Dodge no rust. very nice Anv¥ old BIRMINGHAM £ ik n car Larter EL auvactns leat condition Radio, heater Bac: | 11g aa99” JOrdan 63933 Woodwatd at 13 Mile |] Ambassadore Custom 2dr sith . . NORTHWES” CHEVROLET onward | v4 ain Mile F ™ ‘ Heer nent eth LIncain S-1100 | radio, heater ana Overdrive 2dr sedan with radio and hest- * “"“Woodwait af 13 Mile $-1100 HOUSE OF GOOD jit mercury cLus coupe | 94 PLYMOUTH SED... 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FE #1112. ef, epotless interior. original fin.| OMAC terms , Cash down Balance, bank rates. . 2dr sedan with radio and heat- i CADILLAC 4 DR. 00D CON | fi, ‘Saay's special, $000 full price ; — SCHUTZ MATORS - $795 er You can't go wrong on this Savibac ea feel Hite uies:| “TN Haskins Chev. NT Bee rod ter MOUTH, DEALER 7 _ : . ' iymingham Nev imped or scratched H ae N ‘9 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, $771 RA. $945 wat Chuck's, City Service Os askins Cher De ey AT M-13 MApie cacy Ij dio, heater white wall tires. 933 Chevrolet Lake Ave. D VICTORIA. 180 . Aay old ear down and 634.27 , S309 ¢ ADILLAC 4 DR SEDAN (DIXIE HWY. AT M15 MAple 5-507) | Ford-O-Matic. radio heater, ete. 2dr sedan with radio and heat- . vi ejean. 27,00€ miles. $2100 i White walls 2 tone a miles, NORTHWEST CHEVROLET er Here ts iow cost transpor- 1951 Nash 2k ___... | 1952 CHEVROLET 2 OR OELUX®. | Private owner LI 58171 Woodwarg at “S Mile tation. . '$5 Chev. Bel Aire | atenta,aarem hse (sn ve : ue ra ee : fo and heat. tced to sell at = 1 PLYMOUTH eS ORIG. ] 095 Oot 0087 Cone the saree Radio and Low mileage. 5 Keller-Koch ar owner trade tor - 1 ‘ CY OWEN "YOUR FORD DEALER" A-1 USED CARS "MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL” 100 Cars PRICED TO SELL! 1955 Chev. Conv. Beautiful Red and White, Save $700:00. 1954 Mercury a Sun Valley. Beautiful Two Tone + -—--and-Heater,-Mere-o. — = 1955 Ford Conv. Rose Cator. “Ford: -0 Trans. W/Walls, Like New. Save Plenty on This One. 1954 Ranch Wagon. One of Those Hard to Find Kind. 1950 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan, This Car Is Like Ne in Every Respect. 1954 Ford Custom 8 Cyl. 2 Door, Has Radio and Heater. 1955 Ford 2 Door, a Very Low Mileage Car, Can Make You a Wonderful Deal on This One. SPECIALS 1952 Pont. Chief. Dix. 2 Door R. and H., : * $775 1952 Pont. Catalina. Beautiful Fully Equipped. w Hydra. Two Tone = $995 1930 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan, a One Owner, Real Nice. $395 1950 Mercury 4 Door Sedan, Ready to Roll. $345 1952 Chev. DIx* 2 Door Sedan; One of the Best Buys, Has Radio and Heater, Very ee . $595 1950 Pontiac Chieftain Dix 4 Door, a One Owner. $350 _# - * 1951 Studebaker 2 Door, Save of Gas Mileage — Only, $195 1951 Ford Conv. Above Average, Has Radio and e Heater, Resorts, arene 9 1948 Ply * mise va see cee snescesenseuees se. .008 an II odie . COO OC a 1 Dodge * Ce oN I CCI rie 1947 DeSoto . ae meme miner 1948 Buick... seid eee HURRY! ‘TO OUR BIG LOT! ~ Across From ‘New Car Sales Green, Has Power Strg. ow er Brakes, cee Blue, - a THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE. 20, 1955 Et ) Sub Joins U.S. 7th el and ber ROW on ror ven 8 to begin her third tour-of duty. ? —- ies Leeeh she sees Se see so toate tt Te R Py | (a le couple in collaboration with producer Wal: Fleet. : er get Sm ter Hart. 2 day’ S eke rograms - Greek Waiters Struggle || Mt take. precticnily evsizthing ¥ Fregrame furnished by stations Usted tm, this columo are eubject te change without eotice nee ee | { oe ie eee te With Wilson‘s French |art (th Year ®=: vce SER Ws, (ae (10. §«WEYZ, (18%) WIBK, (ewe 8 8=6WPON, (lee clares Miss Lynch who in private life is married to O. K. Banning, ays 2 i TONIGHT CKLW, Van Bures 9:45—WJR, Lasy Ranch WIPK, | By EARL WILSON ; ginee “ywi News tars rege . CKLW Neighvor wean. eae cent 4° , , , : z Peg Lynch Writes, Acts; eres a. pena eg a YE S CKLW News Sports cKLW, we @:00—WJR, Arthur Goatrey | wd ne ne ATHENS—There’s one thing that upsets-me when I'm trying} Takes Situations From * * « . % Top of To cine show "renc , ; as ean aes in coun, wah eee i WxYz. Paul Winter to show off my French to a Greek or Turk, assisted, let's say, by a Real Life Happenings Miss Lynch originated Ethel and Tv Ww, Bud Lynen * 10:00 WIR, Dance Orch wean ng WAR. iauaie waiter interpreting my French for me. That’s when my inter- ; Albert on a local radio station in © Hi-Fi CKLW Eddie Chess CHLW Distin Artiste WPON News WPON Eye Opener preter, trying to explain my French, says, “Sorrreee, I don’t . _ Minnesota and put it on network * Tape Recorders WCAR, Sports 10:43—Ww IR Ha aa a . . By WAYNE OLIVER radio in 1944. Bunce, a veteran of ~ @ Record Players WPON. Idietime ae | Ww, - Memamare ewes Jones Jordan pp! Aim understand you.” NEW YORK yi. | ste radi éie-wm ms oanw, oan. WPON. Pontiac Party WJBK, (®—One of televi- | stage and radio drama, took over © Inter-Comm. Systems ww", alu rear nee le: WKYA, whiapering 1:48 WIR, casame Light * * rs re =a ge npn) and likeable | the role of Albert six months after | © PA Systems Stern J, Bmuce Maver WWJ. Pran a 2:00 ; - couples, 1 and Albert, will be | it went network, WCAR. Carouses WXYZ, Eisenhower CKLW Mary Moreen wo | ob es oorme Yet it happens to others besides me, for we Americans get | back on the air tonight. The series came to TV on Kate 6:43—WJR, & Thomas : WPON News. Sports WEAR, News, ecockier and coekier about our own language. The program, which started on | Smith's afternoon NBC show and ‘BLAKE WXYZ, Gpeed World a or le ob sort nals as @aok| WPON, News, Nelsco Eddy radio 11 years ago and TV five | then became full fledged series in ; N. Art Van Usmme we . r 2:1s—WJR, Perry Masos Sure, the Swiss are great linguists; they talk German, | years ago, takes over as summer |its own rights in 1953. RADIO - TV “WwW. Bissahower “oRLw Im, Me Gee. Chance | Ne Tn Companies, aw omen French and Italian,” said my wime. “But so am 1.” nee for December Bride | tare 6t Ge : : . on f o Umi ; ‘ | Guw futon towed. | Wow, fie of mits’ | WARK. Georee 9". | Sym"iR ner Orme | “You don’t talk anything,” T snapped. se in 1868 with 50 students. In the ff] 3149 W. Huron us 4 “ ‘ * ‘ >» oe rr 7 WCAR. News Miaio | sussvar womnina [ss ay way eee America’s a big country,” she mentioned. “O. Ht, so I talk Brook-| Peg Lynch as Ethel and Alan | 1954-55 school year it had 24, 35 FE 4-5791 " a ear tem +120 WIR Voice Wron Ta, curtain = WEA Spis Perot lynese, Ohioese, Texasese and Hollywoodese. I'll bet they are as dif-| Bunce as Albert portray a fairly | students. WCAR. Giga wxva Pred welt 11:90 WJR, Bisenhower ¢:4o—WJR Brighter Day ferent as the European languages.” . "Wd. Mores eee WIBK News cxLW Queen oe rere Soak oes be a = her I cider think so. I think also that one of the rules of good oxi Sry eat eunwean Gaus K, George see ae weogy Wan ape a As tell our foreign brethren that their language is the most , Y wd , * WPON, Kiwanis .oxLW Kewa"Dayie uy ple = — wean: News, “Muse Another rule of safe travel — especially air — is to remember that “ww One pe ee 1:16 WIR, Muste “Hall WJBK News Mcleod Pippin pany the pilots are mostly wolves. CKLW Ip the toed 1:43—WW. News “wwe. News mite ace Peegeteyrent > “When you see your captain making a bee-line for you, transfer Happy : News, ; =... 8 wea anes! Kees Oee— WIR, Jack white ee ee Led wo a your wife and your wallet to the other side,” has advised some sage Thou ght cee XYZ. Bhow Stoppers WXYZ Dick Osgood WCAR. News aoa So oe employed by Air India. CKLW. Sgt Preston st a WXYZ, Wattrick-MeKensle . cr pee Ba i ae Eieatets | Gabe. meme tee “smote fever to the beggar. He mak “ rid | News , ye abe Remember, never ' superior to the ggar. He makes more Oe, Taeae Scouts &: a ave sen Seg news 3 Suns Eo sptye seule Delias money than you do, and if you're nice to him, he may even give you WXY2. Vandercoos WCAR: Coffee. WPON. Luncheon Gerenede | 4:55 ww. widder Brows | credit.” CKLW, Broadway Cop WPON, Rise ‘n Shine 12:38-—WJR Time Out, Muste WIBK. Don McLeod ‘ *: * * * §:45—WXYZ, Manhattan 0:30—WJR, Music Hal wxvs. News, Musie WCAR, Musto 9:00—WJR, Perry $:48—WWJ. News caw. W. Bud Davies 4:45—WW4, Women, House ‘Still another: Wud, Calspehee te a Revival wOAR ial, Dicaginageeaal ons “True to traditions of India, our hostesses will embrace thee el jad —— wri Siinete Ferete 12:48—WXYZ, Chere Lady wes, — J. Deland at thy destination .. . theyre recovering our stiverware from a! cu ea th Gane wine wows George. WPON, Farm ‘te. wax. howe McLeod gorse ; avise . | : 9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy ews, Rhy — ews né airline aiso advises male passengers how to use electric | - : WPON, Ne Mi WPON, News, ees ee ae =| Ww, Smerese Seed Pehiage gration eu TUESDAY AFTEENOON | , 1, wan. Must razors. It seems a few have enjoyed using them all right, but ) CKLW, Rev. Griffiths Ww Don e : : aoe ae — = . sip Aggy McLeod | , see WIR, Road ot Lite, ; ae — Chase not until after they've lathered their faces. WWJ, Fibber McGee CKLW. Good Reisner WXYZ, Pagi New $:30—WJR. Music Hall x * * * WXYZ, Bd Morgan WPON, Goes Calling CKLW, Musica) Airs, Living CKELW, Eddie Chase 7 : # As for getting off the plane to pursue to another city a girl / 6 as luscious even as the Greek beauty Betty George, remember ee O ay S , © ev1slon rOQTdI l iS -- there may be two costs involved: the cost of pursuing, and the cost of canceling the plane ticket, which in Europe sometimes Channel 3—WJBK-TV Channel ¢—WW3-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV_ Channel 9_CKLW-Ty | 1 U2® 20 10 50 per cent. | V - - — « . * TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | is almost driven to suicide in| 12:00—(4) Twelve O'clock Theater * = go for the new LI E taste... go 6:00—(2) Sagebrush Shorty and his “There's No Need to Shot” Tisenige sororities eterbert Pat: THE MIDNIGHT EARL Circle 2 Theater—Cartoons and| starring Nancy Malone, Mark| ‘erson in “Midnight Arthur Godt : linge) fee ur rey's last remaining writer handed in his notice GOEBEL BREWING CO. DETROIT AND MUSKEGON, MICH. OAKLAND, CALIF, comedy. (7) Kukla, Fran and| Roberts, Eric Sinclair. (2) Ethel) ae ae Ruth Etting turned down a $25,000 ~ Ollie — Puppet show. (4) Sonny) and Albert — Alan Bunce and | 12:45—(2) Weathervane and news oiter to make personal appearances with 7 Eliot—Variety. Peg Lynch in return to domestic | . ; the film. “Lowe be d x comedy! Premiere! TUESDAY MORNING uum, we Me or Leave Me”, . . Jackie ae et a oe 9) Bo p ‘q:e0 — a)’ Today. @) Moraine Gleason will take a vacation before film- ASC n “Shiver My m- | 9:00—(9) xing—Gene Poires vs.) — : ing his “Honeymooners” show in August ° bers.” (9) Austin Grant—News.| Oscar Pita. (2) Studio One Sum- | Show ee Be jockies are ae a LEWIS—Fine Furniture —_ (4) News — Paul Williams. (2)| mer Theater — “Heart Song.” | 9:99—(7)—Todd Purse Show. (4) ) * petitions demanding that Frank Sinatra News—Ken Cline. story of Hollywood has - been | Rom per Room. (2) Garry Moore. be booked into a cafe there Orson 6:25—(4) Sports—Bill Flemming.| who boosts girl to stardom. | ‘to Cannes | . : y 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. Welles will introduce his wife to Cannes | (2) TV. Weatherman—Dr. Ever-| Phyllis Kirk, Everett Sloane ett Phelps. star. +10: @0—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) Society with a big party in July. Home. Xavier Cugat's got a new sideline: | 9:30—(7) Hot Rod Races — Fred Wolf describes races at Motor City Speedway. (4) Secret File | USA — Maj. Morgan disguises himself for “Mission Deadline” inside Vichy France to lay work for Allied invasion in World War | _ IL Robert Alda plays Morgan. 9:45—(9) Ringside Review—Chris Schenkel interview. 10:00 — (9) National News. (4) Mayor of the Town — Thomas Mitchell as Mayor lets Butch | 6:30—(7) The Name Is the Same— Quiz with Bob and Ray, hosts. (9) Range ,Rider—Jack Mahon- ey, Dick Jones in “Grand Fleece."" (4) Tony Martin Show —Musical tour of New Orleans French Quarter. (2) News—Doug Edwards. 6:45—(4) News Caravan — John Cameron Swayze from San Fran- cisco at United Nations meeting. (2) Perry Como Show—Songs. 7:00—(7) TV Reader's Digest — greeting cards .. . Sandy Stewart, 18, of | Philadelphia, won the singing job-on Galen Drake's CBS radio show. Mary Pickford has a deal cooking to sell her silent films to TV... Max Baer, here for the Steve Allen’ TV'er, stagged it at El Morocco . . . Ressano Brazzi, the heartthrob of “Summer- time,” visited Lindy’s and complained, “I want to practice my English—and all the Italian waiters speak to me in italian!” 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11;00—(7) Story Studio. Dong. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. Search for Tomorrow. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Bob Maxwell. (2) Inner Flame. PLASTIC TOP DESK releokol. SOLIS & Stain. Rescsta (4) Ding ee ae (2) = LEWIS—Fine Furniture Ll 7:30—(7) Voice Program—Dorothy Warrenskjold, soprano, sings songs by Donaldson, Herbert, Schwatz, “Barcarolle’’ from “Tales of Hoffman."" (2) Talent Scouts—Arthur Godfrey host to Irish soprano, New Jersey quar- tet. 8:00—(7) Wrestling — Films. (4) Medic — “Time To. Be Alive,” story of young boy stricken with blood disease, hemophilia. (2) I Love Lucy’ — Lucy convinces Ricky he should ask his boss for a raise and winds up getting a Desi William Bishop, James Dunn star. (2) Movie Museum—‘'Glor- |. ia Swanson Stars” and ‘‘Mission of Foo.” 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On — Variety with Soupy Sales. (9) Film Theater — Grant Withers in ‘Paradise Express.’’ (4) News— Paul Williams. (2) News — Jac LeGoff. 11:15—Armchair Theater — Walter Brennen in “Driftwood.” (4) Little Show—Robert Middleton, Murvyn Vye in: “The Wrestler.” 2:30—(9) Toby David Show. 3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Bob Crosby. 2:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. (9) Tuesday Matinee. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. $:15—(4) First Love. 3:30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. 3:45—(4) Modern Romance. 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) The Finder. (4) Pinky Lee Show. (2) Robt. Q. Lewis. Famous Make TV: Outlawing Pay TV WASHINGTON (INS) — House 4 4 4 4 4 4 > . > RCA VICTOR — PHILCO 4 Judiciary Committee chairman > 4 4 q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ ‘ 4 4 4 q 4 ; ADMIRAL > CENERAL ELECTRIC 4 Emanuel Celler (D-NY) plans to > introduce a bill today to prohibit ; pay television. ‘ He said his measure will pro- > vide penalties of up to $10,000 fine 4 and five years imprisonment for > violators. 4 The congressman declared in a statement that “the television spectram” is in the public do- | SYLVANIA — DUMONT EMERSON — CBS HAMPTON.-TV 825 West Huron Se. FE 4-2525 i i i i i i i i i hi lh i th ik al tl lt nN a A in tl Mi i Mn he ie ti tn TOP DRAWER 1212" WIDE, 19” “My First Bullfight,” story of| solve his own problems and gets/ 15.1, 14) way of w 9 Gloria Grahame came into town with Brooklyn-born Sidney Franklin,| better results in “Escape Into “pig os tite ofa) husband Cy Howard,. quieting rift ru-| American of the 1930's, who be-| Space.” (2) Backstage — “Con mors . . . Eileen Barton's current cafe hit | came top bull fighter. (9) Million] Game.” drama. att Sema. ia) How’ ot may result in an MGM screen test . 4 Dollar Movie — Paul Henreid. | 49:15—(9) Yesterday's Newsreel—| Shows. (2) Ladies Day die “4 WISH I'D. SAID THAT: Jack Carson Merle Oberon in “Pardon My) Fitms. 1:00—(7) Lunchtime Drama. (9)| SANDY STEWART recalls this truism: “Charm {s that in-1 4 French.” (4) Sid Cesar — The . A Shopper's Mat. i ” \. Commuter recalls his marriage; | 1:30 — (7) Wrestling Workouts — 7 definable something possessed by girls with stunning figures. \vThe Haircuts” return. Comedy Films. (9) Heart of the City — | «:30—(9) Prayer, Sign On. (4) TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: At the New Campus a catty girl told * Yeatures Nanette Fabray, Cari] Pat McVey. Jane .Nigh in mys-| Good Cooking. (2) Linkletter’s| another, “I'm sure we met last year—I can’t remember names, Reiner, Howard Morris. (2)| ‘'Fy ein ot ot olen as Houseparty. but I never forget a dress.” That's earl, brother. Geotge Burns and Gracie Allen] # Great Life—Denny, : ves | *45—(9) Cartoon Time. (Copyright 1955, Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Show--Gracie pretends to have Earl decide to treat themselves ~ -amnesiaand-George can't figure| to dinner at a swank restaurant, $:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) Mary PPPPPPL PLL LPL PL LPP PLL out why. but trouble develops when the| Morgan Show. (4) Ted Mack’s | [fj]. — . ¢— so ; check arrives. Michael O’Shea,| Matinee. (2) Big Payoff. ans to er i Featuring These 20” x 40”, 29” HICH LONG, 6” DEEP bd _Miss Fair Weather — Bette right. 5 es Nightwatch Theater — Freddie Stewart in ‘‘Smart Poli- ties.” big surprise. Lucille Ball, Arnaz star. 8:30—(7) Holiday Horizons—Den- nis Glen Cooper with films of “Big Game Hunt.” (9) To be @ Full Length Drawer — _ @ Solid Brass Tipped Feet e Bross Hardware Trim main and the public interest is greater than that of telecasters. Celler stated that pay TV is objectionable because it would (1) 4:380—(9) Howdy Doody. ‘come Travélers. 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (2) Wel- announced. (4) Robert Montgom- | 11:30—(4) Tonight — Steve Allen |5:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Justice | Cost too much (2) Reduce listening . - cae ae ery Presents — Woman ~— with Max Baer, Burton Sisters, ok (4) Biff Baker. (2) Sage- = = an oe goes ne = : to face the fact she is deaf guests. ‘Shorty. pay, channeis now devoted to =. , = Acnoss 5:30—(7) arty & Hardy. (4) Ten- rae oeermme rice rai a | po Le ; River" ——— Row receiving free and (4) Di- = : peg | . ; vide the television audiences along ~~ 13 Gen Century plant Pair Butchers Each Other mic nes. | yt = 7 at oe -* in Dispute Over Whisky | Teen Trio Terrifies Texans | -- cea Ae a eee USE AS A VANITY a an Account rly ri os a maak * 2 19 West Indian ee Get by Routing Area Peafow! - ~~ AS Little As ao Wand eroup ended with two men slashing each | DALLAS, Tex. ®—A shapely 17-| This massive desk is Seunieanaty: pepescal Spilled $2 Down Delivers nie other to death, year-old blonde — two boy drinks, hot liquids. cigarettes anid any other of the mis- | : : : 23 Type style Officials identified the m friends were arrested last night Member of Oakland County : { > oe : ead x fone Arthur Hall, 45, and Eddie wala ‘for causing the rioises that filled Electronic’s Association haps that ruin ordinary desks won't mar the gleaming b1D YOU EVER IN YOUR — 20 Boren! ; 6, both of. 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It) concerns exactly the same trouble | with which you find yourself “The only difference is that it’ had a most tragic result. So has /yours, in a sense, but you have | both suffered acutely.”’ | Then, leaning forward across the | |bench, he. added: ‘‘Suffer no ‘longer. Remember that you are ‘brother and sister. That is all." Oedipug Rex is the story of the | King of Thebes who. unknowingly | murdered his father and later, | still unknowing, married his) 15% E. Lowrance, Pontise BIRMINGHAM LOCKSMITH SERVICE KEYS 1. ‘LOCKSESE?~ SAFE S237 cat te—maerese | 18 Japanese Hurt ) OND Ockad iN Fuji Evacuation ig JOHN JONES—Your Locksmith | TOKYO w—Eighteen Japanese, / 15 of them were in- "4 2 jured in a. truck accident today in + the forced removal of Japa mother. In his remorse, he blinded | himself, John Bourke, the prosecute, said the Hughes mother died in 1935 and the children were put | in different institutions. 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