- THE PONTIAC PRESS = * * . PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955—44 PAGES é . f é * f ” 4 ; f } \ } MSINTERNATIONAL NEWe SERVICE Lid Colonialism’ Charge Stymies Bandung Talks General Motors’ Profits, Wages Set New Record Workers Average $103 at Weekly; Quarter Sales Top $3 Billion BOSTON (#—General Motors Corp. earned a rec- ord 309 million dollars in the first quarter of this year. Harlow H. Curtice, GM president, said yesterday the giant automotive firm, also set quarterly records in net and unit sales, total em- ag de and average week- y worker earnings. Curtice said the record quarterly earnings were on unprecedented saies of $3,101,000,000. Unit sales of passenger cars in the United States and Canada for Total employment in GM plants in the United States, he said, Steel Body Planned for GM Dream Truck 5 i e j + 4 (ent See = ae — ‘ rf *? K 2 1 i BE rr ir i i ti i f H ! f I averaging about normal for the next few days. Although some rain is expected i ELEY f ee z g 8s s | i : accepted Russia's proposal for a foreign ministers’ meeting at ‘‘the | The State Department released the text of a 200-word note which it said was delivered at Moscow teday by the Western Big Three [| i eq 8 F Fa } F a ei i Fy (UE fyett Be shi pring Chores Formosa Won't * . a? ae rr i. + +: 2a wee Oe Z. Ward Foes Face to Face in Battle for Stock Control CHICAGO (#—Sewell L. Avery, who never has backed away from anything—including the U. S. Army—faces up to a new foe, Louis E. Wolfson, today. The annual meeting of Montgomery Ward & Co. stock- | holders gave Avery and Wolfson an opportunity to con- WASHINGTON @®—The United front each other in person for the first time. States, Britain and France today | — $600 Just Waiting for This Answer — chai I nL Summer Highway Improvement Projects if i[l HE tH Tid} Fifi lh ifs a<3 e 5 é i ar ft j 3 Avery, 81, gray, erect and | a rugged individual, is chairman of the company. Wolfson, 43, tall, dark and handsome, is Lge to take control of the firm—the 7285 5 : i 5 Chicago's near N Side. There was room for 6,200 in the theater- style auditorium and basement. It could prove to be the largest gath- ering of its kind in American cor. porate history. One of the spectators was Earl Ward, a i Hi = Bae >a i itll iit sb ; | Zc. & | these officials said of Wash- | today whether America should help defend the National- BULLETIN __Non-Reds Ask Give Up Islands, :'siazx tena.’ ort stem te | Condemnation Officials Claim Corveal, 18, of Hamtramck, managed to swim to of Subver sion Deadlock Arises in Spite of Communist Appeal for Harmony Dead were George Hunt, 16, of East Detroit, and Robert Gobelski, 20, of Hamtramck. Hunt’s body was recovered in 40 feet of water. Boats manned by Oakland County Sheriff's deputies and State Police from the Romeo post still were attempting to find TAIPEI, Formosa '?—| Gobeiski’s bod this af High Nationalist Chinese) 9 ne erm officials rejected beforehand | . today any proposal that| At Capital Conference might be made for Chiang Taipei Sources Warn Chiang Will Turn Down Any Surrender Plan BANDUNG, Indonesia (> |—-The Asian-African confer- ence ran into its first | deadlock today in bitter ar- gument over charges of “Communist colonialism.” ia |Kai-shek’s forces to aban- | Edi tors Sharply Disagree A subcommittee, after ar- don the coastal island group guing on the Communist of Quemoy and Mates. ON U.S. Defense of Islands | five more than two hours, ” , \finally adjourned until to unthinkable — impossible, WASHINGTON (INS) —U. 8, editors sharply disagreed | morrow. The issue at stake ington reports that the | ist offshore islands of Quemoy and Matsu at the risk of | ist powers to put the United States may seek a/all-out war with Red China. | a , al cease-fire which would mean| But the nation’s newspaper executives were virtually | demning “subversion” as giving up the islands to the | unanimous in their opinion that the U. S. might fight | well as old style colonialism. Communists. | for Formosa if the Nationalist stronghold is attacked. | Red Chinese Premier Chou Ep The officials declined to be * Other delegates to the an- 12) “SriN¢r had answered a Ceylon ese named. f ® ‘nual meeting of the Ameri-| appeal for harmony at the 29 They anid the questicn wae 6 Pontiac Dog law can Society of Newspaper tion preci Hie tactic, hypothetical one. They insisted | Editors in Washington said | narily preferred among Asians sees [3% tem quarters as to the possible) Owned in City that the United States had at end cinta tee ae mo time suggested, directly or Bef S { | confron e* gh-| eloping adloc Indirectly, that those offshore ore end e est” decision of his adminis- | ee eae islands be yielded to the Reds, | tration in ruling whether | "ori delesstes aad the dead iii nena | Measure Would Force “efense of the offshore {ick came over the resolution pre that there were forebodings even | Vaccination of Animals security. ‘ by Iran, which wanted condemné- Robert W. Lucas, of the Denver tion of colonialism “‘in any form.” mission here of Asst. Secretary of ‘Post, said the U. S. is “én State Walter Robertson and Adm.| Amendments t t 1 of a dilemma in the Arthur Radford, chairman of the). eee eM ific.” mention which might be inter. on com ; | | 1.3. Joint Chiets of Staft. wich would force Punticc $0 10) cor Ditties’ of Ge te tects | STOO! oan ott eee was informed of their Te vaccination of city dogs) pouipe meaore: ss ‘ue St Lows munism. His stand was backed , : today went to the Senate. by India. projected visit two days before it y | per opposes getting “into g war goog en See See ot | oe ene oe ion ne ee oe a ist a House stamp islands,” adding: | have to pass over ution officials here said their only in-| ™ from passing the re. | “We on the Post-Dispatch have 0 colonialism,” one delegate said. formation on the visit was that it) ‘*@ay, Pontiac's State Rep \fett that the country had to back | “That will put us on the spot— was being made under Article 4) le M. Hudson (D) secured twe | 110 President, but we have | because the big issue of this com- of the Mutual Defense Pact. This! amendments which he sald may | drawn a sharp distinction between | ference is colonialism.” article says: “The parties, through ML arene the defense of Formosa and the. Th resolution, proposed by Iran, their foreign ministers or their ilsea"by lecal residents. | dededne of these tstandn | Iraq, Lebanon,: Libya, Sudan, Li- i iss ts oe regarding the| «he measure is sponsored by | Bonsen, Tulede Times monn aa a } , must defend Philippines, not mention com- implementation of this treaty.” ramon r gta bey meen the U. 8. munism by name. : administration is “trying to save | terda ort a t- | ation. face” in the Formosa Strait situa-it> bring im’ any city, such aa | *ek 9m Formona. | Japan's chiet delegate submitted tion by “eliminating its implied Pontiac, which adopted a dog li-| Tom C. Harris, of the St. Pe.’ his country’s proposal, a two-part Quemoy and Matsu Islands. ‘original passage cannot pull out of the islands | international means of policy and Morse said he will seek a vote One Bad and keep our self-respect.” advocating cooperation in all fields in the Foreign Relations Commit- that amendment woald Robert M. White II, Mexico, Mo. | of human endeavor. tee next week on his resolution to| TeT™re : : appeared certain |months and did produce crippling china. - Michigan ee effects in some dogs,” he ex-| = Hana “ ——— _ |Returns to Native Norway . Turnpike Route Photos comnperereernccnnermamme | Now on Display Here ie eo bak eet a The Oakland County Plan Com- : = pee sles sare | | mission now has detailed aerial _—< photos ‘of the proposed toll-road route through the county on dis- play in their offices at 1 Lafayette St. “The photos show the right-of- way in relation to all homes from Seven Mile road to the north coun- ty line,”’ said Commission Director | George N. Skrubb. Any interested person is welcome to examine the Photos supplied by the Michi Turnpike Authority, he added. | We Keep Our Time , When a portion of the nation moves clocks ahead at 2 a.m. Sun- day, Michigan will remain on East- ern Standard Time, as at present. YOU CAN | BE SURE... 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CLINTON, Mass. ‘UP)—Fisher- men are bemoaning the panel ance of ancient Floating Island at | Clinton's Mossy Pond. .Before Hurricanes Carol and) Edna dashed it to pieces last year, the wandering little island ottered topnotch angling Sema | Hornpout “ter found the 50-by-50 fect island a godsend. . They would cut holes ts ft—much like an ice fisher- man would—aend drop their lines |} inte the dark waters underneath. This was murder onAhe horn-| pout, who like their southern cousins. the catfish, are addicted | to darkness. Floating Island of- | fered them a perfect umbrella to) shut out the sun. It was a feasting ground for | The island varied in thickness | from 2 to 5 feet. In the dry sea- | ot would aif shout 3 fest above water level. But when the rains | it would grow heavy and) 7 Purchase Planned . |General Hospital finally is going \to get a defibrillator. ‘ A defibrillator, if you don't know, bs... sulla AT LAST—The lefties have won their point. This lefthanded pen writers who twist their hands as shown above. Now let's wait for the proverbial left-handed monkey wrench to hit the market. Loan Shark Fined ‘for Bilking Veterans point is ground from the right| side to the left to accommodate | different operation, can be used City Hospital to Get | New Emergency Device It took a long time, but Pontiac -|no. 1 specialist in long-distance moving! is an emergency device which sends electrical impulses coursing into a patient's heart when the, heart stops functioning by itself— during an operation, for instance. One defibrillator reportedly | kept a man alive 163 hours until | aaa yo ian normally by itself Last summer, at the request of the medical staff, the trustees | looked into the possibility of buying one of the life-saving devices. Learning one model could be | bought for $75, they decided to pur- | chase two units, one for the emer- | gency section and one for the oper- ating rooms. Investigation prior to purchase proved said $75 defibrillator was | not the world’s safest machine, | however. It was possible, the trustees learned, that the patient, | the doctor, or both, could be elec- | trocuted. Last night, after carefully searching the market, the board agreed to purchase a completely safe combination cardiac defibril- | later ang cardiac “Pacemaker” — for 9660. The Pacemaker, also an emer- | gency heart stimulator but of a) iq with, or separate from, the de- fibrillator. ; A-Test Theme Song CAMP DESERT ROCK, Nev. | (UP)—Military personnel who par- | ticipate in atomic tests at the Ne- | vada Proving Grounds have picked | their favorite song—‘‘Shake, Rat- tle and Roll.” Gaukler Storage Orchard Lake Ave. PARK JEWELERS and BULOVA have done it again! (Also eveloble with white dial) America’ at leading maker of fine watches. Me extra charge for credit. As lrle as $1.00 2 week. We give $ & H Green Stamps with every purchase. 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New construction at Metropoli tan beach, near Mt. Clemens. in- cludes a l5-acre pitch-putt golf course; a 27,500 square foot roller rink; a new building housing a food bar, restrooms and dressing rooms; an archery range: a hard surfaced games area: and an ex hibition softball diamond with bleachers for 1,000 Kensington Park, on U.S. 16, twe miles north of New Hudson, will host a new boat launching site and rental dock for 55 beats: and a new beachhouse similar te Metropolitan's. The 2-acre Delhi unit near Huron-Dexter, six miles northwest of Ann Arbor, will provide picnic shelters, a softball diamond and new parking space A new road loops, playfields and wooded areas have been added to lower Huron Metropolitan Park in Belleville. Marshbank Metropoli- tan Park. on M218 southwest of Pontiac, has a new paved road leading to it Seniors Present Annual Comedy at St. Frederick Highlighting activities at St Fredericks this week and next wil! be the production of their annual senior play ‘The Little Dog Laughed."’ A single cast of fifteen characters is under the direction of Miss Natalie Sayers A matinee for the grade school was held Thursday. and one for the Sisters and their guests will be Saturday. Reguar performances will be given Sunday, Monday. and Tuesday Those making up the cast are: Derothy Bergin Mike Wells Mrs Huntington Gell Dean Mr Huptingtes Ross Moody The housekeeper—Guer t Ropicheud Laurie's Dreamboet— Mart Bredierd Dea Cos Waly s One @pd -on y- -Joar Mariene Green Berbera Johnson Mary Peck Ou: heart throe—Forstic P Honey well James Russe The neighborheod gossip« Tessie Judy Dean Whailoie I¢a Jane Arcend Grace Nenfe Paramo* Amel . Elinor Sehutt Caroline Pat Nichelson , * “Thursday and Saturdey-—-Meriiyn Ash by . Match Trick Still Works BOSTON (UP)—Two men asked | | John Burgess, 25, of Lowell, Mass,| Saturday 10 A. M. for a match at the North Station concouruse. Burgess obliged and the men thanked him with lusty back slaps and departed. Several minutes later, Burgess discovered hig wallet containing $100 was missing from his pocket AUGUSTA, Maine ( — After | problems is a big part of the gov-; Muskie got together the warring eight months after his election as|¢rnor’s job, but his capacity for | factions in the Bate} Mig. Co.— ‘governor of Maine, Ed Muskie is|"Uman relations has been put to|the out-of-state majority stock- still a little surprised at the im- | portance of human relations in the | job He is also startled to find he has by no means been forgotten outside the state. The 41-year-old Waterville law- yer upset Maine® tradition to win | election last September as _ the first Democratic governor in 20) years. As expected, he was much in demand for the next twe months until the November country for the Democratic party He had expected out-of-state speaking invitations to slack off after November. They haven't, al though their character has changed . 7 : At first he wag asked to speak primarily at political rallies. Now he is receiving more bids from trade associations and schools, and Polish - American | organizations since he is of Polish ancestry. Dealing with legislators and their Bete pares ' ' Save 5.00! : Regularly 24.95! | Automatic FRYPAN gs _ @ New Squere Shape! | Fry Guide! Heat Dic!! ' @ Water-Sealed Elements a | See the SUNBEAM | _ DEMONSTRATED | > ‘to 5 P. 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They claimed they) jand and Spanish ships of colonial feared Bates and its 6,00 jobs |times, underwater photographs of would be moved away unless pre- | diving operations and maps are in- vented, by law | cluded in the exploration exhibit. That dispute stil! hasn't been entitled “History Under the Sea.” settled, although the majority own-| The butterfly display features ers, Lester Martin and his Con-| seven common types of the large solidated Textile Co., Inc. of New ' swallowtail butterfly. holder and the management of the big cotton textile firm. The man- agement had had legislation intro- Treaties May 5 Britain Is Expected Take Same Step to Put Agreements Into Effect PARIS ® — Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay announced today that France will deposit its ratifi- cation of the Paris agreements on West German rearmament on. 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Our own Govern- ment has joined a Western Big Three proposal to meet with Russian and Aus- trian representatives in Vienna on May 2. : * * * This willingness to attend a conference doesn't mean our State Department isn't aware of the reason behind Russia’s sud- den shift of its Austrian policy. The change came after 10 years of refusals to give Austria a peace treaty and 250 futile meetings between Russia and the West. .. Stated briefly, Russia's new policy is the result of the West's agreement to rearm Germany. Having failed to pre- vent this by threats, the Russians are trying to tempt the Germans into neu- trality by playing on their urge for a reunited fatherland. * * * By offering Austria indepen- dence, Russia is saying to the Germans that they too could be independent if they'll accept the neutrality Austria is being asked to accept. No greater mistake could be made than to think that Russia has aban- doned its alm of dominating the Con- tinent.. The fact that it is now willing to compromise on Austria is an jnvol- untary tribute to the West's policy of strength. Odds Favor Conservatives e e 7 in Britain’s May 26 Vote When Prime Minister Even chose May 26 as the date for Britain's national elec- tion, he was acting logically. Information from London is that the political situation never was more favor- able for the Conservatives. In fact, the experts believe Sir Anruony’s party has a chance to win the first really com- fortable working majority in the House of Commons since the postwar Attlee cabinet. * * * Deaths and by-elections havé given the Conservatives a more or less steady majority of 30 seats. This is far from adequate in a chamber of 625 members. But the lack of real issues with Labor Leatier Arties frequently supporting the government has contributed to Britain's political stability. * * * Increased strength of the Tories as a result of continued prosperity and weakness of the Labor Party makes this a strate- gic time for a national election. Attlee and his fellow Laborites are entering the contest more . seriously divided than ever as a result of the party's backdown on expulsion of Leftist Aneurin . Bevan. Certainly the situation justifies Sir AnTHony’s decision to try for a Com- mons that will reflect present British political opinion more accurately. Peiping’s Vicious Charge Peiping’s reputation for skillful propa- ganda has suffered a serious blow. The setback came from Red China's charge that a plane bound for the Afro- Asian conference at Bandung was sabo taged by “American Imperialists” at Hong Kong with resulting loss of some Chinese lives. That such a charge should be made without a shred of evidence or even without pretense of an investiga- both stupid and vicious. Gu «% * stupid because if the Reds pot ___{ THE pre PONPIAC y hb PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 ~’ A - hoped the charge d cast Peijing in the role of martyr and the U. S. in the | role of villain, they. were completely mis- taken. It was vicious because it was - meant to be vicious, Authors of the charge obviously hoped it would spread the “Hate America” campaign in Asia. : ae oe’ oe The facts show that while it was at Hong Kong the Air India plane was under heavy guard and couldn't have been tampered with by anybody. Fuel and baggage loading were handled by the Communists and the Indian crew. No one else went aboard and no item of cargo was taken on that was not checked by the Reds and the crew. There is, however, a bright side to this incident. Such a propaganda excess may help a lot of Asians and Africans to see the sham of Communism before they ever think seriously of embrac- ing it. PHS Band Wins Again ‘Once again Pontiac High School's Band, under the direction of Date C. Harris, has won top honors in State competition. Besides achieving first division rating at the Michigan High Schoo) Band and Orchestra Festival at the University of Michigan, the band set a 22 year record. Not once since the school first com- . peted statewide in 1933 has a PHS band failed to win this highest recognition. Muskegon’s High School Band was the y other one awarded a similar rating this year’s festival. We congratulate the young musicians and Mr, Harris on the band's magnifi- cent showing at Ann Arbor- ———— The Man About Town Stamp, Coin Show Pontiac and Royal Oak Clubs Unite in Annual Exhibition Troubles: Among the most diffi- cult things te remember to forget. Did you ever know a stamp or coin col- lector who wasn't a good scout? Well, you ean contact a lot of them by attending the Annual show of the joint Pentiac and Reya!l Oak Coin Clubs . Sunday at the Bemis-Olson Amvets Hall at 570 Oakland Ave., one-quarter mile north- west of Wisner school and stadium, in Pon- tiac. According to . - Chairman Bert Hotchkiss, it will be open from.10 to 10 o'clock, and ad- mission is free. There will be exhibits of old and rare U. 8. and féreign coins and paper money, and President Kenneth McLain of the Pontiac club says many outside col- lectors will be present. According to President Rebert Spitier of the Royal Oak club, 3,000 people visited the show when it was held in his city last year. There's been a change among the top bat- ters In the American League. The leaders on Friday morning are: AB BR Pet Raline, Det... .... 2... .cceee = 8 «1 OBI Pempee. COL... .ccccrcccecece “ s 7. Pam, CB... ..cccccccccesceses 7 ‘nm ae ee | ee “ao6n6hCUMe ott Damen, Ua iricecicceccccaces = ¢ oo Few of us ever saw a tree with a square hole in it that had been done by a wood- pecker. Neither had Den McDonald or Bill Kalwitz until they found some square holes in trees near Traverse City. The natives claimed they were the work of woodpeckers. But, knowing the woodpeckers around Pontiac specialized in round holes exclusively, they were doubtful of the Northern Michigan brand of truth and veracity. But now Professor Walter P. Nickell of Cranbrook, says the pileated woodpecker always cuts square holes. Again coming back home is Cireuit Judge Archie D. McDonald of Hastings. He spent his boyhood days in Oakland County, and graduated from high school at Holly. He has been on his present job for many years and comes to Pontiac next month to help out in the overflow cases in the Cireuit Court, a capacity in which he has previously done good service here. “Hurrah for the Pontiac Press puzzle fea- tures,” writes Fitzmaurice Quinn - of Rochestér. ‘The rest of the family follow your Bonanzagram and Baseball Contest, my grandchildren are crazy about your Junior Editors, but I get the biggest kick out of your ‘What's My Line?’” ——. Writing over the signature of “Lever of Geod Sport,” somebody at Oxford avers that calf scramble wasn't good for either the. calves, the boys or the town’s reputation. Verbal Orchids to— Mrs. Harry Baer of 7 Front St.; eighty-eighth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craw{ord of 360 Central Ave.; golden wedding. ‘Mrs. Elizabeth Rhea of 206 Sanderson &t.; eighty-first birthday. Mine Field James Marlow Says: Radford-Robertson Trip Causes More WASHINGTON w# — The Ameri- can people and the Red Chinese have one thing in common: Both are left guessing whether the Ei- senhower administration intends to defend the Matsu and Quemoy Is- lands, close to the Red China coast. ; The administration itself is guessing. so far as is publicly known, All it has said is vague. Meanwhile, the American public gets repeated jolts from develop- ing events. as if bumping into a short-circuit. There have been several jolts in recent weeks. They were startling when they happened. The net ef- fect was confusion. co ™ . Chiang Kai-shek. the American ally, claims Matsu and Quemoy and has troops on them. His main forces are on Formosa. The United States, by treaty with Chiang, is pledged to defend Formosa but not Matsu and Quemoy In a special message to Con- gress Jan. 24 President Eisenhow- er asked Congress for specific au- thority to defend Formosa and closely related ‘“‘localities.'’ Those localities could mean Matsu and Quemoy, But Eisenhower didn't Say SO. He said such authority from Con- gress—which Congress gave him quickly—-would reduce the possibil- ity that the Red Chinese might misjudge the U.S. “purpose” and “precipitate a major crisis." What he intended to do about *Quemoy and, Matsu, being vague in the message, could only leave the Chinese guessing. The Presi- dent still hasn't said anything defi- nite about = islands. . a If all that the administration has said about them could \be boiled down it would be this: The Presi- dent will decide on fighting for Quemoy and Matsu if. the \ Reds attack them and he thinks then Formosa is éndangered , A few weeks ago Adm Reber - Carney was quoted by some. B newsmen. after an off-the-record dinner with him, as expecting an attack on Quemoy and Matsu by April 15. A short time later the President said he had no such in- formation. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE What makes a birthday special? . .. Why do you send a card’... It is not just remembrance or. . . Your personal regard .. . It is the fact that you are glad . . . That he or she is here . . . Because that someone has become... A person very dear . You do not cele brate the dawn .. . Of one more birthday morn .. . But you ate grateful unto God . . . That such a soul was born . . . So keep this little thought in mind. . . The next time that you send ., . birthday greeting to. .. or friend . . . That you are joyful in your heart . For someone very dear . . . And joyful for your- self because . . . That one is really here. (Copyright, 1955) Looking Back © 15 Years Age _. TWO OAKLAND County judges say they got ‘run around’’ at Lans- ing Boys Vocational School hear- ing. ADMIRAL JOSEPH K. Taussig Japan and Uv. §, 20 Years Age ROOSEVELT TO PICK relief di- Confusion Te add to the confusion, Carney said he hadn't been quoted cor- rectly, And newsmen who had been at the dinner didn't agree on just what he. said. * * « Last Sunday, after a visit with Eisenhower, Secretary of State Dulles told newsmen that ‘only during the last few days” this gov- ernment had learned of an ‘‘in- tense’’ Chinese airpower buildup opposite Formosa. On Wednesday the Defense De partment announced, “in view of the tense situation’ in the For- mosa area. Adm. Arthur W. Rad- ford and Walter S. Robertson, as- sistant secretary of state, would fly to Formosa. They left within two hours. ‘ At almost the same time Dulles told newsmen ‘‘no crisis is in- volved" and that the two men were going to Formosa for the “normal maintenance of contact in a situa- tion that is admittedly serious." . * * Yesterday Sen. George (D-Ga), chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, the one man outside the administration most likely to know the purpose of the Radford- Robertson trip. said he thought the men were going to Formosa to get a first-hand view of the situation The President. if he has made up his mind about Matsu and Que- mov. may be keeping it quiet so he can negotiate with the Red Chi- nese for the islands in return for a cease-fire in the Formosa area. But it's not certain he’s made up his mind. Voice of the People q ‘Property Owner’ Charges Crowded Homes in.Waterford Township Cut Valuation of houses, each identical in pattern but in conformity to the building We are destroying the value of No house should be built on a fifty foot lot in this area and we should never have allowed con- struction of rows of houses from one or two blueprints. Property Owner Writers’ Views Differ on Capital Punishment Everytime a sex crime is com- mitted we begin to talk of killing off the offender. It is but wishful thinking that this would cure the cause of the crime. I. have no desire to start an argument in your paper again but by now we ought to be past the “kill and bury’ method of treating ailments. To cure alcoholism we take the alcohol from the man. To cure sex crimes we will have te re- clothe the female of the species and return te a pattern of less makedness in ali kinds of adver- tising and reading as well as the movies, TV, and the rotten “cheap” books which are. in real- ity, but adult level comics salable on any age level. Stop putting all the blame on the offender and start ridding the nation of the sources of such filthy thinking and living. Rev. H. E. Ryan 210 Baldwin Avenue Everytime a sex murderer hits the headlines, people rally to his defense with the usual alibis such as capital punishment breaks the fifth commandment and the mur- derer needs psychiatry. God gave us this commandment to protect the Abels from the Cains and not to cyrcumvent lawful au thority. Psychiatry is needed by the masses mole than the criminal. otherwise we could not have pro duced the brats and criminals of today. No affront te cur wonderful In executing murderers and rap- ists we accomplish four very im- portant things. First the one exe- cuted never kills again; secondly the Soul can be cleansed and re- turned to God; thirdly, the deter- ring effect of an execution {s real; fourth, the life and virginity of little girls are preserved for the giorioug motherhood of tomorrow. Daniel M. Scott 4% E. Rutgers Avenue Defend Calf Scramble Held at Oxford Please permit me to say a few words in defense of the lad who lost the calf by strangulation at the Oxford Calf Scramble. I have known his father for 30 years and The officials of the Anima! Wel- fare Society had ample time to know what was planned by the folke at Oxford. Is not foresight much better than hindsight? Let's please give our young farmers a break. Roger T. Riley 329 Central Lake Orion I think a word in defense of the Chamber of Commerce of Oxford on that ‘‘Calf Scramble”’ is in or- der. They ordered smal) calves in- stead of a calf so large. No boy could possibly pull or push one to the stake after being caught I saw a “Calf Scramble’ at Rochester once. The calf did not run two rods and was not ex- hausted or hurt in any way . A. BR. Culver Oxford, Michigan Asks Why Newspapers Print Sex Crimes I would like to know what is trying to be achieved by so many stories op sex crimes and torture of ammats of tate. Honestiy. fm to the place where I hate to pick up the paper anymore. and It's such big news it takes the head lines ; Maybe it's to make people want capital punishment or is it te just plain sell newspapers? I'm afraid, in my opinion, news- Case Records of a Psychologist Parents, Not Babies, Are Illegitimate, So Don't Blame Children for Mistakes Bob's case ts one of the most cruel tragedies that I have ever mentioned in 20 wears of tertt- ina this psychology column You fathers, please take note: Nf you are jealous, demand the lie. detector test. But never take out a grudge on a child, for children are never to blame jor their ancestry. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case 0-311: Bob J., aged 13, is an alert Sth \grader. “Dr. Crane, Bob does not know what to make of his father's con- stant cruelty to him,” his mothe? nervously informed\.me, ‘and I dare not tell him. “We have thre¢ children, j ie Meanwhile, my mother-in-law my husband's mind by telling him that Boh wasn't his child. : That's untrue, Dr. Crane, for I dire evil of a poison toncue Poor Bob is miserable and unhappy for his-father hots -a-constant-crurige against him That is doubly unkind for the father is entirely wrong in his belief that. Bob is not his child. A lie detector test would soon vin- dicate the mother’s story and set the father right. . But even if Bob were a stepchild or. not the son of his mother's husband, why take the spite out on the innocent Babies had no control over the situations that led to their pro creation! It is thus eminently unfair to label any child an “illegitimate” for ali babies are bern accord- ing to natural medical laws and hence are always legitimate. Parents may be “illegitimate” but don’t stigmatize babies by try- enthusiasts in the world. Se our spirit of fair play should to pick up her cues and make him feel sure that he i« king of her \heart. ° Send for my “Test of Parents” enclosing a stamped, return en- velope plus a dime, so you never are guilty of the cruelty that Bob's jealous father is inflicting on his own Son. Always write te Dr papers have feased to be news papers as it seems the old, old story every day. I know T have been critical. but I would like to know why? What (Editor's Note—Will society he able to guard itself against crime and the deranged sex-offender if newspapers do not inform the pub- lic on what .is happening? Un- pleasant news does not fade away by ignoring it.) Baering Down ‘ By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (International News Service) Looks like our high security risks are spilling more stuff than a drunken waiter. Everybody's on the Erie in Washington when the portfolios leak like do-it-yourself rowboats. I went through that stage down there in 1914 when they had an information booth in the White House. Instead of Union Station. ‘They filed secret documents on a sianting roof in windy weather. But it wasn't until Rooseveli's administrations that they turned the top level formula stashaway inte a lending library I remember in 1915 there was a telephone leak in the White House that would have made Noah drop another anchor. What did they do about it? They decided the way to discourage crime was to make it expensive. So they put in a pay telephone booth. Might be a good idea to stop making all documents in tripli- cate. There's been too much in- door kite-flying in the depart- ments. If you had only one copy .of the secret you'd miss it quicker ,If you have to have blueprints of atomic details make ‘em of the mushroom clouds. There's too much fall-out both outdoors and in Lot of the high-angle laryngeal filtration occured at banquets A toast to the nation the right and to victory topped by three rousing hiccups loosens the chinstrap This seems to be one time the top brass flipped its top. From now all questions wil! be referred to the committee of tabled talk. The English do much better with their after-dinner forums. Their conversation is like spark- ling champagne. They swallow ninety per cent of it and the other ten per cent goes up their noses. Smiles Laughed Why were you kept in school this morning. John?” ‘Because I laughed when the teacher said:* ‘Never use a pre- position to end a sentence with,’ ” No Rest Prisoner—“The judge sent me here for the rest of my life.” Prison Guard—‘‘Got any com- plaints?"’ Prisoner—"‘Do you call break- ing rock with a hammer a rest?” Dr: Brady ls Nominated for ‘Man of the Year’ Title By WITLIAM BRADY. ™. D. : From Hamilton. Ontario came of all the papers that have your ite z a i r i H | HE i ify f # f iF i 7 i! ih a ~ y) Va fy THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 High Schools Return to Full Swing Vacations Over, Activity Begins Maguzine Drive, Play and Wild West Show) | Fill Spring Schedules ke With Lent over for parochial | be . students and spring vacation at an | i end for all three high schools,| | activities have once again " sumed at full schedule. 8ST, FREDERICK Warm breezes and blue skies | brought the girls back from Easter vacation in summer prints and plaids and the boys in eV arious | light colored jackets. Seniors burned the midnight oil until almost early morning this week ag their last days for prac-| | ticing their play drew to a close.| © So if one brushed you by without | a word, don’t be’ offended, because | the production of “The Little Dog | Laughed”’ is absorbing all their| © free time and attention these days. | Combining its hopes with sen- | fors for a successful production | ? ee Big Names Wanted lous to bear great people . . . fo") They ignored Omen PROVIDENCE, RL (UP) —| Rober) Frost to Grandme » RL = ¥ GUILFORD, Conn. (UP) — Wil- Brown University students com- Moses. liam Turner and Edward Mitchell’ plained they hear fewer big-name a speakers than other Ivy League colleges. An editorial in the stud-| thé Middle Ages, sometimes more C®®sion because they were in & ent newspaper: The Brown Daliy|than 17 inches long with keys hurry to keep a date. The car hif Herald, said: “The campus is anx- | around 8 inches long. |a tree and both were killed. . FEDERA NTS@ ©. OPEN 3 NIGHTS to stores Mon., Fri. and Sat. 9 . The perfect panty for all occasions! oly is the rest of the high school, | Things start swinging this week | as sale and distribution of tick- ets start. | Seniors are giving a vote of ) thanks to all who have made o and will make the play a success = ii Juniors gathered their wits e about them early Monday and as- | sembled in the senior homeroom | eels sateen pee perayollanny | - PLAY’S UNDER WAY — Watching and énjoying the flabbergasted Peatioe Press Photo nent records | expression of Mrs. Wood at the news her husband has been outdone in| Mike Wells, Dorothy Bergen and Barbara Johnson (left to right) will So as not to interfere with the | # business deal are members of the St, Fred's senior play. Ross Moody, | be seen Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in “The Little Dog Laughed.” play this week, Rams’ baseball | 5,00 Shaped of one continuous strand of elastic yarn . . . to fit like your skin! Bias knit actually changes direction to follow and firm each contour! Exclusive Silf - Skin patented seamless crotch! S-M-L, *t game with Centerline was moved| ment will be provided by the | cussed problems about boys and after school. Shamrock baseball | one one could learn much, except from Thursday to Wednesday. | Senior Boys’ Ensemble, Judy (girls. They plan to take a trip fans are also glad to hear that the | that a memorable evening is David Doyan, captain of safety| Dickstein with a piano solo and | to Wayne University ‘Tuesday. team looks very good this year and | planned. patrol boys, is making necessary| Anton Simson giving a cello St. Michael promises to give all comers a; With the arrival of senior photos | preparations these days for his sele. trip to Washington, D.C, along with the city’s patrol boys. The trip is sponsored by the AAA Many of the enthusiastic Junior Achievement workers and _ their friends were busy this week mak- ing plans for the J.A. formal at With the and of Lestes oo _| run for the money. |and cards, seniors classroom has | ; } Following on the heels of the Michaelites have returned to| Announcement was made :this| bee" @ frenzy of excitement with) J-Hop next Saturday will be the school full of enthusiasm for ail week of newly elected captains of the exchanging of the treasures. Senior Prom, this year called coming events. basketball and football teams.| Michaelites enjoyed a free day “Aqualantis.” Co - chairmen are| Tuesday night found students|John Keller with 266 points last; Thursday giving the sisters an | Other chairmen are Connie Mapes parish Hall to bid farewell to Fr.| quintet and Jim Fitzgerald, out- | free arog Institute at im- é |on publicity; Bernice McLean Narkun, who has been transferred | standing center of the St. Mike| maculate High School. ih canis ae alent ing refreshments. music '8\to the parish of St. Louis the | eleven will captain the football; Club-wise, “Throbs,” a junior cast Wednesday night by Director = the a of apheoey King in Detroit. squad. ____ | organization, held a meeting and Natalie Sayers. Everybody hed a inson; oan McLean is hea | wh the df te Father Immel and his CYO’ers| coke-and-chip session at Judy wonderful time ing decorations; ticket chairman ree anneal ‘have been industriously working | Marintette’s recently when Pat : . is Marijane Vollmar; and Bar. | athletic banyuct, tchets were | almost every night perfecting the | Hayden Announced her plans for a Thursday students took = free (bara Schwalm heads the patrons) @istributed to ail athietes and | any acts for the “Wild West | Coke and camera party preceding day while their teachers went te | committee. Eima Waterman is; plans for the big event began to [cw After Monday's perform-| the Junior Achievement Ball to Detroit to learn new and better (faculty adviser _ | take form. Decorations ¢e | ance, a square-dance in the Parish | night. techniques of teaching at the | Local retailers attended their | chairman Gwee Herald and | Hall will be given for all who have; Easter Week found Michaelites |eighth annual convention Tuesday | Marcee Hil have been hard at (iiiet-stubs from Sunday's’ or'| taking trips out of Michigan. }and now are making plans for work planning the sports - | Monday’s performance Washington, D.C., was the des rived for seniors earty this week their banquet to be held early in| under the supervision of Coach Spying in the Junior classroom |tination of William Bookie and All seniors will have them ready May. It will be in the Waldron) Mimeweaser asd Pat Latandre. |found them busily at work plan- Mary Ann Lane while Jacqueline to send out by the second of May. | Hote! and will be an employer-em-| with the opening of the track|ning decorations for thé forth-|Lambert went to Oklahoma, and Honorary mentions were given | Ploye affair. Businessmen through | .455n near, St. Mike's thinclads | coming Prom. Juniors, however, | Elaine, Jane, and Pearl Neussen- to winners of the A.D.F, Essay | the city will attend have been working out every night | have kept their secret’ so weil that dorfer visited in Ohio. Invitations and name cards ar Jim Spring and Barbara Snover. | and eparishioners gathered in| season will lead the basketball | opportunity to attend a student- | “».-.-> oH ey - CORRECT FITTINGS “Se, BY FEDERAL’S CORSETIERES $ *, 4 4 Trained consultants will help you % . 2 CREDIT-SHOP WITH PURCHASE COUPONS! SAGINAW FEDERAL or 7 dept. stores = pontiac Contest this week, Rosaries wil]| Student Union manager Bill su be awarded these people after the | Hampton recently awarded judging for the $25 cash prize takes | Pins to members of the staff. They lace in Detroit. are Janet Tweit, Dela Gieger. - roNTiac a Jean Richards, und Freeman Wat: J Open 3 Nights to 9 ag ts this week were | king for two semesters of service. Mon., Fri. and Sat. right in the midst of their annual magazie drive and planned to a a of some heavy selling over the week- ae See, Oo nna Carl Lara end as the campaign ends Monday. Reid. D : we McColl and Eleanor In connection with the drive, | Liresman, with Dick Beyer and a talent assembly was held | Karen Hoff receiving guards. Thursday for all students selling Playcrafters initiated new mem- $3 or more worth of magazines. | bers on April 13, honoring them Students hope to have their goal | for work in the spring play or on of $1200 and more by the final | play committees. day. Once again PHS Band walked! oreq movies of Mexico at their off with first division ratings &t| monthly meeting April 5, and the Band and Orchestra Festival they Finals, and the student body was they justly proud. Glee Clubs are mak-| .omoras. ing their last minute plans for their . Fiat 2 annual Spring Concert May 5 and Retailers heard unior 6. with 700 girls in the girls’ glee | College speaker Wednesday at clubs and 18) boys and various | their regular meeting. ensembles, soloists participating. Future Teacher’s Club attended Next Wednesday the annual Pub- lications Banquet will be held in| Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma the high school cafeteria, with | where a panel of five teachers dis- students — from --T omatawk, Quiver, Epistolae Scholae and . . Print Shap tending. Kart Zeser.| Dy, Edwards’ Offers associate professor of journalism at U of M will be featured speak- Relief er. He will speak on “It’s Ear- lier Tahn you Think.” Fall staffs from will be named at this time Beverly Barkeley will speak for| Take pa, mpwanps’ onrve TAsLErs—~ Quiver, Dave Tarr and Karen Hoff | the pure-vegetable formula of a for Tomahawk with Beverly mak-| noted physician—for the ing introductions of guests and | ANstmwrT kind of constipation. 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P : el iss 4% | = - Two Runaways etre teen | Wage Hikes Are Discussed icteen, trooper Help . | & garage in Detroit, wart Chic ici + Shopping Center me meas! by City Hospital Board EAST LANSING (UP)—Michigan _ Shopping Center, five blocks from y yY P Oar a 5 a I Ti f M h Fi D Ou qd | | their home, but found no trace of | | State Police were ted yester- | & n Time tor Mothers ay Giving the child The treasurer of the Pontiac| wad instructed to obtain salary | aay , ne a a a . ; Then police alerted at 5) “Cereal Hospital. Board of Trus-/ schedules from other hospitals for | ." .- F 1 Grend Oveni Police Pick Up Livonia |p.” were tees last night urged the board | Comparative purposes. = th 9 ag rant’! Formal Grand Opening | of Our Youngsters ot 5 A.M! The community quickly or. ‘to consider paying good salaries - doctors © the nempital staff. They | ng. notified the Michigan ~ 4 Mi , . ganized a search. Special police to keep good people here.”’ | are Drs James Slendeveen ond State Police Headquarters she had | ee ‘ iles From Home and Boy Scouts were mobilized “I'm concerned because I don’t | Alan Cline ye Pontiac, and Dr. | received a long distance telephone | © DETROIT ®—Two school chil. | 500" hundreds of searchers were like to see us lose employes all | Francis Bloise, of Beckie y.W Va. | call from her\father, Ralph Pur-| J dren missing in suburban Livonia “Ployed in an intensive search. the time and think we should do | The property committee reported | cell in Chicago, who threatened to | since yesterday afternoon were something about it,”’ said Charles consult. | kill himself by turning on the gas — ay ue ip a high Asks Probe of Prices E ania b the nw $3000,000 addition. ‘oa in his apartment. ay ut four miles th : “If we keep bringi people | ee —s i ‘ a rom" Charged for Fuel Oils and letting them go, we'll never! a ee | cxicege peter” who hurried to! # ‘ Eugene (Budd) Clements ar: LANSING (UP) — Rep. Joseph get this place organized,” he said. maa, . | Chapman's apartment. The gas , and his sister, Sandra, 9, were O'Connor (D-Detroit) asked the ; - - | had been turned on, but Chapman unharmed, but they were tired out | State Legislature today to investi- | - oe yon me Turns Music With Feet was still alive. from their overnight walking. gate the ‘‘soaring’’ cost of fuel Sormaer’ bh ies nate _| PARIS (UP)—Emile Ipcar won — — . Asked why they hadn't returned oi! for home furnaces. rhe remained ‘an inventtors’ contest with a gadget Arctic H Word f It | home after school, the children “Prices have been going up too . 7 = | to allow pianists to turn the pages ce: Pee val sl merely told police they had set fast and there's no effective way ‘" “Deut ® month. of their music with their feet. A| MADISON, Wis. (UP)—The local out “to make some friends of regulating them,” O'Connor The letter explained that the press on a@ pedal flips the pages. weather man reported the weather . said manager left because of a better —— ——— has been ‘‘Azba Selia Mukroorok.¥ | © Their disappearance had set : off an intensive search all night |_| /t'8 not right for the Public Opportunity elsewhere | About 15 million people live in, That's Eskimo language for ‘Oh with hundreds of volunteers join. S¢tvice Commission to regulate| Lauretta Paul, hospital director, | the West Indies. my! The weather is fine’ ing police and sheriff's officers, ‘he Price of gas for home heating Mee NRE are Sheriff's officers found the chil- “gl ignore the price of oil,” | oF Bc Oe ae ee a x | dren at 5:10 am. at the’ Wayne- | ar : || e | = ; : | The Detroit Democrat wants a ~ hac nen intersection in the Li- | committee to investigate the price | ¥ . The search had centered around fe tn re Eeeees Ma ‘Sndings ad the Middle River Rouge and near- cali |Z by swamp lands. Police feared the . . . ee childrén had fallen into water British Doctors Okay Joseph Hamilton of Livonia, was H fishing with his four small children Hypnotism Treatment in the Nankin Mill area near Ann | LONDON (INS)—A special com- | ‘ Arbor Trail. He told police that a | mittee of the British Medical Assn. | - Ge )coowwar » Sas © 100% pure beef steak. An economical treat if meat. Juicy, tender, deliciqus. yd Quick' frozen for extra flavor. e . * es ° NEW! KLEENEX * ; ; p e COMPARE THESE PRICES ; ‘“ aitcon Certitente 1-qt. Covered Seuce Pan. ...... $ 4.00 $2.49 FE QUALITY CAST ALuMnUM } Ye-qt. Covered Seuce Pon. .... $4.80 $2.79 ° 2-qt. Covered Seuce Pen. ...... $ 5.40 $2.99 WEW METAL COVERS—COOL PLASTIC HANDLES Sct Sesenal Sane ves neces si : ae na 3 i ! U E , Pigemee LR Be ee ee i 11%4-in. Open Frying Pon...... . ti pering, it cooks © : 3 10-in. 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WELCH’S The preserve of Whole concord grapes in re- Or \ ‘ usable dessert glasses. Jer & Fag? ' 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREFT os 4. SAVESEMY : Just Ready to serve in minutes. Open Monday and Friday Evenings Free Parking in Lot Oppose AG | 178 North Saginaw St., Of im 9 A.M. to 9 ‘P.M. Monday Through Saturday! ‘ Oa a THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1935 Tai, THIRTEEN Hide’ Our Faults By MARGARET LATROBE Anybody in ‘his right mind|We think you are tops—whether | Next to telling a man he has knows that no woman of 4 can’ ” Seabee” sine . | no of h possibly natural blonde. you m nevtgpras ere Lh achare forage] sep npreparyon te Sp Se meee eee es Be eyelashes? More youthful, eh?) little bald, aren't you?” night seances with the —— (Copyright 1965) Why this should be so is a puz- jug, insisting with straight zling sidelight on man's vanities, ‘h@t these flaxen. locks are just 1 ;and vexations. What is so great oe Strange Fish Live | about being @ fuzzy-top, forced to as to be trapped into a — ® | Struggle with errant curls spilling to the First World i ll ut IN Illinois Swamp | Over a low forehead? What makes| my dear, I wasn't even FE 4-5211 complete er, effi A se en es Have a | their morning mirrors, cursing the/same damsel personally . sang| Pine Lake swamp near here is a | and bangs fall out? Wore a Big Red Rose’ at the | it Armistice Day celebration, As a| #mong its oddities fish which are cremas to mo Gal © Gem, | ccn-cger, at that! | 1 to 3 inches long when mature. brave enough te face the world | | A study of the swamp's fish pop- without a layer of powder, rouge Neo femining fakery, though, ts | wiation has been made by William end lipstich—which mighty few quite so transparently funny as | y Lewis, assistant professor of } Women have the courage te do | the bald boys who sve one long | | zoology at Southern Mlinois Uni- —shouldn’t be so super-sensitive | strand, combing it from left ear versity, and his assistant, Gerald coat eusu, ations ie'b. patour | spe ening tas ae mame | most men, baldness is a plague | again. Imagining that this wall- the sternest cura- papered hairband improves the MISS Our COMPLETE DISPLAY of PLUMBING FIXTURES at the Pontiac Builders Show Tonight One of the rare species is the | spring cavefish which reaches ma- tive measures. situation is another example of | + : wishful thinking. And man! In Goodness knows, we all have of its time in subterranean pas- through Sunday. Booths 10-12 ff our tite “masqucrades, our pre 8, Mgh Ima, anything cam Sloe fromm ‘which spring, water tenses, which are set up with the — flows into the swamp care Of a skilled stage designer.| Still smarting from their pre-| Also found were pigmy aunfish Where men resort to toupees,|dicament, they have even found ! inch long at maturity and a | Shoulder padding and heel-lifters,'a way to blame it on women— ‘small sunfish’ that grows to 3 |women kid themselves with tight | some of them declare that bald | shoes, touctied up hair, and “over ness is inherited from maternal | —_—_—_—_— 25” written in on the line inviting grandparents. : | age information. Forget _the Subterfuge, fellows. ' species of lizard. Pontiac Armory G. A. Thompson & Sons FE 2-2939 8S. Perry Se. 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Srooxe ond | + Cislite Linde + Tenge + Rustic Sembe + Rumbe Rhapsody * Piensle + STANLEY MLACK . Censole and 3-Way C ‘tillators’? and “‘snoopers” are soar- | eo" EEA OPS. =>” - . feat ht the state, Hotel rooms are at a) Not .a single deposit of proven commercial value has yet been dug | in the state, Grow Generations 30-Day Home Trial! ae. Decrees ae reper by Liberal Trade-In! | : fee No Down Payment ; : Seer eee 2 fi ff } ; | I J _f | THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. APRIL 22, 1935 *: ‘| City in West Texas Gives Men's Names fo Its ‘Masculine’ Sandstorms'Junius Scales MIDLAND, Tex. @®-This west|en protested the U. S. Weather| their certificates of appointment vicinity’s grazing lands, Local Re-jeven around. Then came ' who turned out to be fast but not ulity | Naoks Sekt, 22, Tokyo bank clerk, missing about same day increased to T3 their estimate Texas city's official sandstorm ad-| Bureau's policy of giving feminine| when the first sandstorm struck! publicans swaggered. | bank reported $3900 missing, Po. °f deed and missing in Saturday's visory board, composed J to 2 of | names to hurricanes, West Texas| Jan. 20 2&9 snr * He | lice found the girl and money yes- OT cactus acl tol women, already is getting senti-| sandstorms. board would! Sandstorm responded Sandstorm Casanova danced was different. stuck | ° , . | mental over sandstorms which| be given masculine ‘names. "The|his nome Uke cmenilereen chi | took a leak at things where men |/® chip on hie shoulder and hung Convicted of Planning | ‘erday im northern Japan. fies, me eae they ‘swear are thoroughly mascu-| board is composed of three per-| led along at 29 miles per hour,| are men and departed hastily, But | Sround for days. Strictly no gen- Government Overthrow . line. sons, Chamber of Commerce Man- | stayed couple of hours, and was | the next sandy fellow was a real| ‘cman, said Mn. Culver. = =) i ey ao | Seven official sandstorms—good, | ager Delbert Downing and U. S.| careful not to overstay his wel-| devil. El Diablo, the board named nent 8 : clean sand—already have swept! Weather Bureau forecaster Bill | come. him. He was a real man, towering | Secret but Democrats are betting) enon N.C Com. the area. Don't dare call ‘em dirty | Percy, hopelessly outnumbered by| The next was Benson, named aft-| 12,000 feet and roaring for hours| Nis name will be Harry. And ray- Pisin dusters. attorney Barbara Culver er the Agriculture secretary, Ezra all over West Texas, ee cena eee ee | telat Jentue 1. Sosieg was om} The sandstorm advisory board| ** ¢ Taft Benson. He deposited an ex- Fy was a hit-and-run fellow, | “,enitonn Sams > ee ee was created here Jan. 7 after wom- They hardly had time to frame tra ‘half-inch of new surface to the! Some folks didn't know he was! time ® they say a long, overthrow of the U.S. government | f Scales be cundonead today z z ge Het H g rel PURCHASE SALE? A special purchase from famous manufacturers en- able us to offer you these wonderful bargains right at the beginning of the season! Nylon TOPPERS > -% bene Fs sr SHAVEMASTER CLINIC Factory Expert Will Be in Our Store SATURDAY, APRIL 23 9:30A.M. to 5 P.M. To Clean, Sharpen and Service Your Shavemaster : Fi 5 : cf f z i 1 i f iil B Farts ats e3F ue FE HE | flares apparently were thrown - @ ee | through windows of the school to) For nine days a jury of nine | set the blaze. It threatened a large | three ‘ | raiggeager ead men and women heard testi dence harmed by the flames. It was member knowing this to be the | stored in a basement refrigerator. | party goal; and he worked to bring | it about. Scales, grand-nephew of a for- mer North Carolina’ governor, F R E FE Apt to Result a = From Emotions bly fo pill adly wr = Fleecy nylon “wear - over - everything” toppers. Mother would love one of these for ST. LOUIS, Mo, (UP) — The | dict. His lawyer said immediately | National Safety Council has ruled that it will be appealed. of CHARGE! ew surest 9950 [IV yy ers $00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE . for Any Old Shaver! pr gharrrers re dp eegsaprrcen Fe acide nts vor | Miss Madetine Pershing. eoverm. Delinquency Idea © White Missouri Nurses Association that) Dallas Tex. w—Dr. Manuel | various emotions can result in the x7 Escudero says that blaming individual “not being alert to pres-| mom and dad for all juvenile de- ent circumstances. | linquency is fantastic. She sald researchers, seeking “It used to be said that. some children are just born bad,” he/| : | | decided that the “human ele (t.i4 a reporter. “Then we went | ment” is an important factor in to the other extreme and decided | mishaps in the home. that environment was everything Escudero added the trend has “environmental defects’ such as gone so far as to ‘‘become silly.” leaving cleaning fluid and matches He is a child psychiatrist at the together in: a cupboard where Menninger Foundation in Topeka, small children could reach them. | Kan. From airplane take-off came the tip-off thats making this the Hottest Buick in History | | TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Open ‘til 9 Fridey and Soturdey Pretty, Fresh COTTON: RESSES Sizes 9-15. 10-20. ARIABLE Pitch Propellers do wonders for Dynaflow.* | That, in a nutshell, wraps up the biggest reason for the phenomenal success of the 1955 Buicks. : For the action that comes from Buick’s new Variable Pitch Dynaflow is completely new to earth-bound vehicles — and it’s thrilling beyond all previous experience. Tt started when Buick engineers took a leaf They knew that the pilot of a modern plane can vary the pitch of his propellers — one way for fast take-off and climb—another way for top fuel economy when cruising aloft. , Since Dynaflow has propeller-like bladés that swirl in oil, Buick engineers designed them to swivel a full 75°—just by the way you press the gas pedal. Now you get better gas mileage in all normal driving and cruising — because the Dynaflow blades are normally in high . economy “pitch.” But when you merely press the pedal all the way down, you switch the pitch for emer- gency action—and split-second quick you get full-power acceleration for instant getaway, or for a sudden safety-surge when you need it on the road. Bulok Sales are Soaring as Never Betore It’s this spectacular performance — backed by record-high power, by a still finer ride, Thrill of the year , fs Bulck WHEN SETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUNT BUICK WILL BUND THEM by luxurious room and comfort — and by “great buy” prices that cannot be denied — that is sending Buick sales soaring to all- time highs. It’s what is making the ’S5 Buick the hottest performer and the hottest seller in Buick history. And it’s what’s making folks flock in to join the “Buick Test Pilot Club”—which you join just by driving a new Buick. Why don’t you drop in on us this week and test-pilot the hottest Buick in history? You have nothing to lose — and the year’s most thrilling experience to gain. *Dynaflow Drive is standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra eon on other Series. MILTON BERLE STARS FOR BUICK See the Bulch-Be-'e Show Alternate Tvesdey Evenings ‘OLIVER MOTOR SALES Pontiac, . Michigan Phone FE 2-9101 ° 210 Orchard Lake Avenue are bs A as J = 16%-24% Cotton-Rayon-Nylon BLOUSES Tailored shirts ... pretty dress-up styles. Wonderful new colors and 41 North Saginaw St. "Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 { a | } oS : “f 7 f , oh op , (ae TL Mion S f mA “4 | a ees f , . ° J rt Bye ad _\\ HE PONTIAC’PRESS, FRIDAY) APRIL 22, 1955) ie Rees Ace ae ies r ws A RR , ; : . . 3 ENTER THE - | : Are you seeing * “‘ B. F. Goodrich oS the world \ S oa 4 -, SWEEPSTAKES a | | through rose-colored glasses? | bpd bint . | ) | then don't h ! There are few enough | om | ... then don’t ever change! $25,000 IN CASH | | optimists now. . 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MADISON, Wis. (UP) — Rodne y Moeon., Tues., Thurs. 9:38 amtet pm | ne gp eave hours of Oceans are only 530 miles apart) Davis found a woman's wrist Fri, Sat., 9,38 a. m. te 9 p. m. TEL-HURON CENTER erimuming tiene. 2 é-cyche wr wom ee at the two channel entrances of the! 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USED BIKES Other New Bikes : ye $14.95 Hercules Lite .. $39.95 16” like new .. $19.95 Schwinn Spitfire $49.95 AUTOMOTIVE BARGAINS Reg. Sele 16” White Wall Rims.......$ 8.95 $ 4.95. — And Your Lot - 100 Feet Wide, Or More Inner Control Spotlight ...... $16.95 $10.95 : : : . . Int = will be large and well-drained and will have @ paved driveway from the Chrome Backup Lamps .....$ 4.50 ‘$ 2.95) eresting On The Outside | curving paved street. You will neither be sitting on your next door neigh- Visor Mirror ....... 2... $1.19 $ .49\| Comfortable On The Inside - ber nor upon the back fence. and is a well-built “easy-to-live-in” ees APPLIANCE BARGAINS — fen rom mgut "easy to-live-in” one = Re nfaogy ae alarm And Last But Not Least, The Subdivision Waring Duo Blender ....... $43.95 $29.95) found in most houses now being built of having to “traipse” through is fe df . A P as 19 95, the dining room or living room each time you want to go into the is far removed from the heavy-traffic highways and is located within ea Deep Fat Fryer ............ $29.95 $19. kitchen, ar Vephmraig poe, living poory and kitchen are at access to schools (there are four new elementary schools, one new hig Automatic Coffeemaker ..... $695 $ 4.95 ory can ryt home from work and will find it easier to st his that oe and a new pore ial — Hee ree) rate a new and complete ; coat in the closet than to drop thet on the nearest chair! Juni ing center, as well as bein i - Waffle Grill .......... $14.50 __$ 9.95 5 2, come in the rear sau and find himself practically in the bath- ee once. 9 located im the heart of the lakes recrea- Still a Few 37-Pe, SHOP DRILL KITS || cabinet corners, plenty of work space, an out-of-the way breskioe : $29.95 Value. $1.00 Down $ 95 nook and access to the dining ‘room, bedrooms, and baths. These Homes Are Fully Approved For F H A and V A $1.25 Weekly 15 || Her NU-TO hooded exhaust fan will quickly remove cooking \f odors and grease and will eliminate the drudgery of washing walls Mortgage Insurance fj every few weeks. The counter between the ra and refrigerator Get the will do away with the age-old-problem of juggling pots and pans, . & milk bottles and butter, lettuce and lunchmeat all over the place Original ‘| trying to find a spot to work in! The well-lighted-fnil basement has B. F. GOODRICH plenty of room for all the family activities, laundry, recreation, and T b [ hobbies. ry si aol pei payee — be guard you 2 ence . u e ess el co exterior Wwalis a ratty ftioors in @ coidest of wea- ; % Tire | Furnishings by MILFORD WAREHOUSE, Milford Sy Ke i Appl LARRY GILLIAM, Walled Lake oe a 2% Ee The only tubeless tire pa ances by ZESese bocked by 7 veore of ex arpeting by COURTESY FLOOR COVERING, Walled Lk. h AAA —- Pury oy tube- Draperies by CADILLAC DRAPERIES, Plymouth & 5 AAP ‘S ~ ire ot seals tee . 1s acme tod | ‘a - See Us for All Your Tire Needs. : +s We hove ‘em all—Tubeless, conventional, new, used. ' a truck, farm, passenger in all sizes and types, | on } . i CONVENIENT TERMS IF YOU WISH! REAL ESTATE & r NO FINANCE COMPANY—NO EMBARRASSING a QUESTIONS—WE CARRY OUR OWN PAPER BUILDI NG co . OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY! nd , ° if SEE BURNS AND ALLEN ON WIBK-TV 1102 W. Maple Road l z be | \. FIRST IN-TUBELESS Walled Lake, Michigan oo i; ~ | MArket 4-1552 . \ ' t ae ee a ne Se ee doe Bob Consid dine Says: more ambitious in some respects than that of Adm. Robert E. Peary’s trip there in 1909 The American Polar Basin Ex- pedition, to give it its full name. is a $500,000 project two years - John F Stan- , Who once trekked e THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 With our Air Force during the big war he established = Bum. ber of Arctic bases, won the DFC Kaskmir and Pakistan w tout dan eine stim | J pe'd Hemingway, Tl eat walrus an. California concert ~~ ex- plorer, writer. She'll be the first woman ever to reach the Pole on} wanted by Chas. Pfizer and Co., the surface. Inc., of Brooklyn, world’s The bottom serapings are cob Twins isp at Gk toot widiat earth- tect Lao tnhiichs aheumds with what uakes’ ever known, at New Ma- has ben called one of the most sugar consumed in the world | drid, Mo. resulted not in destruc- teeming collections of wild life and produced | ton, but in the creation of Reel- | vegetation in the world. —+——— Doctors. Are Optimistic Both Girls Will Survive Separation | CHICAGO ® — The head-joined Andrews Siamese twin girls were) separated last night and surgeons ‘are ““guardedly optimistic’ both | will survive. larg: | Mercy Hospital Se the + The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC Lowest Price Loo! Regular *299.95 Automatic Defrosting KELVINATOR 219% SAVE ‘80° Trade-in Your Old Refrigerator and Pay— When a ski-equipped DC3 depos-| st maker of antibiotics kt is a its the expedition of 11 men and| ‘king soll specimens trom jal | its’ conditions as “good” "| Mrs. Stanwell- Fletcher at the | Ver the world, thanks te vol. | today. 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Rookie Officer Catches | highway safety and. the impor-| ist admitted diving too fast and peed 5 7 Church. Boards Are Waking Up to Fact Stee ne pm ‘tance of curbing speeders. Then | paid $23.05 in fines. He was Eure. spans Spence ry ; ‘ Break |Eure administered the oath to| en ee, eS That Pastors’ Pay Is Below Standard RICHLANDS, "N.C. (UP) — A Murphy, who swore to wpbeld|ailtion dollars t sear for esearch Speed The city cooned reported | CALL LLL | NEW YORK (#—There appears $10,000 « year), there are wide lone preparetion required ter min-| °° state highway patrolman, North Carolina's traffic laws. ‘but only about 5 per cent of that it will not need to levy any taxes 999 Hunter Biv = te be a slow movement under way | Variations even in the limited ase. ; W, L. Murphy, listened attentively; A few later Murphy halted | is basic research as compared to during the coming year because pr as isters, . re under @ professional | 4, Secretary of State Thad Eure a motorist on a highway near here |, applied research, says Dr. Glén| of an ample balance in -the town Birming ! ] comething about ree, Pd instances, hon we on handicap. the patrol school on! and wrote out a ticket. The motor- 'T. Seaborg, chemist. _ treasury. 1 , Dr, Benson Y. Landis, a religious; erally get $1,400 annually, plus = ~—— expert and editor of the| feed and rectery accommoda- Yearbook of American Churches,| tions, while in some southern says the ministry “is among the| dioceses, the allowance is only | — of all p> rel $720. , average. me Says, min-| Pay for Protestants usually is isters are in debt $500 apiece. But | higher, since they sad petalen ° he says there has been a stir in| their own tables Many have wives many ap eweer ris gy mM | and children. Some pay their own isters a financial . house rent. Others do not. A few “ / “The most hopeful sign is an | get transportation allowances. i awakening among laymen as to Latest figures. from various by DILLINGHAM just what the lot of their pastor Protestant denominations, indicate | is.” Dr. Landis said. “As a re- 4 national cash average of about | ’ eult, there bas been some im- $3,700 a year—or about $70 a week ; 7 Boe tome | fy pnpeinny day Tk GF —,-- handsomely styled with the future Board members of one church factory workers,” Dr, Landis { hitting a ® navel way to odjust rae oe ee t | as well as your budget the situation, simply listed all their | hi — at - | 9g took am average, and upped th 'T bst " Admi | > |? “at | ) in mind... pastor's Say to tat eure | YOMDSIONE AGMIFAl oe 0 Since incentive of the min-| . 4 sae th Geardite—eather than pret Crack Books {51 r oa ; Sold exclusively in Pontiac by Lewis! y) ing a { ihe th _ —pomteye Gre af 8 paychologica’ | thi ] | « |e 4 te This perfectly correlated furniture disadvantage in doing much them | DFS MOINES (UP) — Eugene ||| Pes we | | *) i P Y p aaah Fine nied te eenuine | T: Seawand, Si, who retired trom | eae — |i} comes in light tawny tone DuPont a a a. — ee as” . fi Qe penal Dulux finishy Excellently designed it is stand lower (im pay) ‘ing for law degree at Drake Uni- ) ans : 2 ioe w om priced well within the budget of today's bus drivers,” said the Rev. 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John, one of the original class members, and Mrs. Carson Bingham are co chairmen of the decorating com- mittee assisted by Mrs. M. S. Chariton and Mrs. Harold R. Roehm Mrs. Shain with Mrs. John. Mrs. | Fred D. Farrar and Mrs. E. W. Shattuck started her study group in 1920. There have been 1,100 meetings held since. } The class has benefited by the | ing forums trips abroad and is sponsored — by the American Association of University Women. Mrs. R. S. Plexico is chairman of arrangements, and Mrs. George | F. Green is secretary and treas- urer of the class. } Mrs. Wilbur Johnstone, William Williams, ! Jans. Mrs. John W. Turner, Mrs. | Rov E. Robinson, Mrs. J. N. Hadjisky and Mrs. Robert Kelso. 1955 PAGES 20-23 The subject of a recent sympo- Class Slates: Breakfast | 1 src « » rm som University of , Interested in the Dobbs Ferry | Chosen by Sarab Van Hoosen Jones | : | for her topic as she addressed the | , Alumnae luncheon in Detroit May i : - | Zonta Club Thursday afternoon. 5 are several Birmingham resi- , cs Bill was graduated from the, dents Included are Mrs. Richard Miss Jones divided life into three Hotchkiss School and Swarth-| VanDusen, Mrs, Harry D. Wise Ne ee — more College. He is in his second Jr., Mrs. W. Thomson Tamblee a oe Cee ee : Waldron, on “What Happens to | year of medical schoot at the| 94 Mrs, Gordon Getsinger. Women in the Middle Years.” University of Pennsylvania. ° | | Starring im the Village Players Dr. and Mrs. Busemans came = production of ‘Sabrina Fair” by for the dinner from Virginia § sam Taylor will be Mrs. George and Bill’s brother and sister-in- | « and Dr. John B. Hass- et et a eae gree at the Peansytvania. law the E. S, Reids came from | The show will be given | the ties of marriage or a career, their home in Cambridge, Mass. | 30 and May 6 and 7 | Miss Jones dealt chiefly with Mrs. Robert | the free period. Tillotson is the director. She | is assisted by Mrs. Edward 8. leave home or one retires, she | Reid Jr. said, and is an important era in | Also in the cast are Mrs. Thomas e's life. There are “mights’’ or H. Adams, Ruth Richardson, |‘ ™usts’ and a must for Miss Jones | | Harriett Fox, Mrs. A. S. McCall, | '* working for better government freee Ogiesbee, Mrs. John K.| on a local, state and national level. Kleene, Walter S. Skinner,| Some of the mights include Stephen Manhard, Douglas Brown! ‘evel. gardening and various | is, working’ for better government Miss Van Hoosen was introduced Mrs. Wherry Martin has invited | >Y Mrs. Florence. Doty who paid | guests to a Sunday morning — to her many activities. breakfast April 24 in her new hame |, “Ursts included Ora Hinckley, on Townsend street. Guests wil) Phvilis Schroeder, Mrs. Pete Mar- | include Mr. and Mrs. Victor om, Mrs. Ray Herrington and Alma | Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Albert “ T. Hapke, A. Car! Horton, June Stockwell, and Mr. and Mrs Several to Attend | and mrs. w |District Parley Henry M. Jackson. and } Others are Mr “~ in Ann Arbor Ogden Vogt, Mr | Donald S. Hutton, Frederick | Graef, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal! S Several Birmingham women will Fredericks, Inez Lock and Mr. and, attend the Alpha Cunicren Pi! | Mrs. Thomas F. Neal. sorority district. conference to be * * ° held at the Mich Lea A The George Murphy family has’ arbor pal somyae . _— returned home ‘from a visit in Featured speaker at the Pekin, Tl. with Mr. and Mrs. day affair will be Mrs. Philip George Jahns. Wolfe of Chicago. | — rn Included in the day’s activities :'| Soap Kills Bacteria will be three workshops, a memo- rial service, founders’ luncheon It may be disappointing to ® and tea, and a bazaar at the chap- baby learning to feel grown up ter house there through minor scratches, but soap| Birmingham alumni who will be and water aré the bitterest ene- in attendance include Mrs. T. M.} *. > >. Martha Dieterie of Detroit will entertain at a shower April 30 for bride-elect Barbara Gibson. Bar- bara will be married in June to Frank Scott Perkin II. 5 z 5 i 4 This begins when the children | Mrs. mies of bacteria. If. he scrapes Mordaunt, Mrs. F. Gordon Davis, beth Lake road, and Jack Holler-| himself, suds it off quickly, rather Mrs. Leroy G. Vandeveer and Mrs. back of Baldwin avenue. \than applying tears and bandage. | James Sterling. - Others will be Mrs. S. Eugene | Bychinsky, Mrs. Hollister Mabley and Mrs. William R. Kamerer. Mrs. Robert Knight | Entertains Group Final preparations for a square dance to be held Saturday eve- ning have been made by Mary }Lyon group of the Congregational Church Hostess for the recent meeting wa Mrs. Robért Knight of Spo- | kane drive. | The May meeting wil! be held at the Drayton Plains residence jot Mrs. Norman Chea. Willis School Has Mother-Son Banquet At the mother and son banquet at Willis School, Mrs. Reon Bald- win gave the welcoming speech. while Ronnie St. Amant. student | Council president. welcomed moth- ers vane | | Mrs. T. E. Nelson will be heard | in organ selections and Mrs, Fran-} cesco De Blasi, wife of the sym- phony conductor, will give a pre- view of the music to be presented next season. - Mrs, Sampson will be assisted by Mrs. J. C. Walker, Mrs. Vern- on Abbott, Mrs. Frank Bonner, Mrs. Herman Dickstein and Mrs. Robert Tarr. AR women in this area interest- ed in the perpetuation of the Pon- | tiac Symphony are invited to join the association. Guest speaker was James Hunt, | Oakland County director of juv- enije services \ | General chairman was Mrs, John , | Adomitis ‘Rebecca Circle Meets ‘in Member’s Home > Thirteen members of the Re- becca Circle of Oakland Park Methodist Church met at the Mel- rose avenue home of Mrs. Edward Tutty this week. Devotions were given by Mrs Betty Hunt, who used as her topic, “Who Wove the Robe?’ The May meeting will be held ‘with Mrs. Iri Williams of Dover | road, ' Vrs. J. E. Horak of Washington, D. C. was a guest at the bridge party which Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald of Ottawa drive gave Wednesday. Mrs. Horak is visiting at the Green Lake home of her daughter, Mrs. Gordon VanCamp. The parties which were held throughout the city were sponsored by the Pontiac Branch of the National Farm and Garden Association, A. Fitzgerald home on Otian Mrs. William C. Ormiston, Mrs. Walter A. Eis and Mrs,| were sponsored by the Pontiac Branch of the National Farm Bliss Bowman, all of Birmingham. At right is Mrs. Noyce|and Garden Association, ' Among those attending a bridge party at the Harold’ Pontiac Press Photos a drive were (lejt to right) (Strait of West Jroquois road. The parties held Wednesday \ . | on Thursday | the “Middle Years”| ; at the . Mrs. ee i | A f Making plans for a 25th reunion of the Pontiac High al. School graduating class: of 1930 are Mrs. Ralph E. Price of Rochester (seated, left) and Mrs. Harmon E. Williams of North Adams road. Standing m ios . Pentiae Press Phete of Illinois avenue with Norman W. Todd (right) of South Johnson avenue. The banquet will be held June 4 in the (left) is Gordon E. Reynolds school cafeteria. Trip to Israel Inspires City Women By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE Pontiac Press Women's Editor If you've ever longed for a trip to a certain spot and then one day you actually are there, you'll appreciate what the recent trip to Israel has meant to Mrs. Herman Stenbuck and Mrs. Sol Newhouse. They are home now filled with many thoughts and very much inspired What will probably remain longest with them it the faith and courage manifested by these people living im this very new state. And they will remember the zeal, the selflessness of these people and their determination to give their children a happy, healthy and cultured life They will never forget the real democracy they found evident in Israel, its verve and spirit, its teeming with life and its desire’ for peace. The travelers were with the intelligente of these people. with their colleges and universities, their art centers. cul- tural activities and with their music which is so much a part of their lives Open House Slated May 5 | by Clinic A film, “Preface to a Life,” pro- duced for the National Institute of Mental Health, will be shown at impressed The children are happy and gay and seem very much like young- sters in this country. the visitors agreed. Their experience with a Hebrew “Cowboy’’ proved quite exciting. When they approached him with a friendly ‘‘Hello,”” they Canadian Women's Zionist organ- were met with a barrage of words. ization which is dedicated to the », health, welfare and rehabilitation ‘of the people of Israel. “In America,” Mrs. Stenbuck related, “Hadassah's purpose is to keep a well informed citizenry so that we may continue to keep America the democracy it is.” And it is felt in this country which thrills visitors with the beauty of its magnificent hills and rugged terrain. country, not yet seven years old its desire for peace and freedom. has done in the way of education, Yes, these Pontiac residents will health, science and culture. long remember their trip to Israel and the Holy Land, and as Mra. | Stenbuck said. “It has inspired us to read our Bible with even deeper em eeee Garden Club Has Program on Flowers “Important Things to RemembBer for a Flower Show’’ was the topic selected by Kenneth Stephens, rep- ' ” with which he was them dead’ in philosophies upon which Before leaving this state. the resenting a local flor “he ountry built. visitors breathed a prayer for cas tek ae - —_ aol vein those who had dedicated ihem- | Garden Club Thursday afternoon They looked into the city of selves to others, who had taken’ at the YMCA. . : in people when they had no place born, the hills from which he t» go and who had built a country thier flowers cal oak te en nich | tiled with love and inspired by “i was decided by the club te ee a a a oe ————~—~—“‘C‘ GUAR the pect of beautifying ee tums tated ab these Odes Woodward avenue. To date $1.200 : has been spent for plantings -and which are basic to Judaism. he to other materials. a ly os an , Campfire Girls are ing with other side of the Mgunt they saw é. ? —— the Mosque from which Mo- group hee 5 -pgeroan bs hammed was said to have 4s area ope current . | cended into Heaven. terbug” or campaign now | They stood with awe as they nade rang — thought that from this little spot | tions. t effect [teen could see clearly the founda: i ~~ pbecomechaeimeecon 4 Harty Armstrong. assisted by Mire Ray Field and Mrs. Clyde Andep- son. faith which incorporates all the major faiths believes in the brotherhood of man. There are no sermons, and no ministers. Fairway League Slates First Golf: ‘Date May 5 Women of the Fairway League will be teeing off for the first time “& | this golf season on May 5. Z for| Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Westfall bers gathered fight | oe a the en-| meeting Thursday afternoon at the gagement of their daughter, Shirley or y Cm. ‘Ann, to Rev. Burton Artz, son club will again be of Rev. and Mrs. Howard Artz CoUrse for the league's weekly golf of Dwight street The young couple play each Thursday morning. id. | attended Spring Arbor College. No date has been set for the wedding. . ‘ . ® + Another oon who ae were (left oe Castell of East Iroquois road, Queen Mary Section of the Guild _met_ Thursday afternoon at the Calgary road : peeie HH z tee H s Fey Lily i ! i i iF) 4 ¥ i xi j 3 | i q é ‘ | 5 4 3 ry 3 : E i i i i i IH iF {rs. Wifliam Isgrigg of Cherokee road. thr, G. Overt f F \ ' j | } ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-ONE 22, 1955 Compiling Cookbook P Be Di inti ompuling Cookbook Froves to be Disappointing By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE | ABOUT one-third cup of cornmeal ing at the poor bird until he was} It looks now as if my cookbook thn, sae even onurty bar’ Mecivne| le 0 bow! f Sout? | meaty trend. Unabridged’ In addition to the , Not even . Melville | , J Minton, who heads an important) So Grandma's salt-rising, too,| Amd how, she further inquires, glossary and all those recipes, it publishing house, could have Will appear in my cookbook only ag| would anybody who's never | tells the entire history of our coun- talked me into it. It was Stella | history, not as something a mod-| cooked before know what a try through food, Maybe we'll Karn, of course, who had the idea ©™ cook can make without fear, recipe means by “cream the | throw in a metal stand to hold first. of failure. : | sugar and butter”? She thought | it up. I'll let you know when it's Then’ Mr. Minton and Virginia Nor is the rejection of my most! it meant add cream. ready. Carrick, who's seeing the enter- — recipes the ‘- Seems | - ~ — —S—— ‘ th , you have to furnish a dictionary thustastically. — her ree ces with your modern cookbook. Janice ’ Som - ne tee Devine says that’s very important. f — age. it When she was first married, her » seems | cookbook told her to baste a turkey SAS Sto eer ee PRIN ment have 2000 recipes that |it and Janice claims she though eee collected course | meant t , and k - realized I might have to pick | - ——e i dale to and cheese a little them no better time say... sine 20,000 fo a tet font ee Sylvan Shores volume, ‘ wots one point f was ab Women Ss Club always!” knows solutely adamant: .I meant to have ee pte develop re in my cookbook all the rules for Has Style Show Martha-Mary Circle of Kirk in the wonderful, luscious dishes of The summer season made its de- the Hillis Presbyterian Charch af my childhood that I had wangled but for Sylvan Shores Women's $ pm, next Tuesday. os ee in ae roe Club Wednesday evening, when a County, Mo.— women of my parade of summer cottons was soron agp Rg M samy oo own cps ee viewed by the ' them, That ’ sappoint- arbour Memorial Fountain, ment. Gloria, our level-measure- _Members ne eee ee Oe : fashion show sponsored by Bloom- _ ‘the Rose Garden at Belle ment, oven . temperature home! field Fashion Shop, included Mrs. : economist in charge of ‘checking, * Detroit may calm several other read my mother's recipe for John P. Nicolls Jr., Mrs. Edward of Fredericks, who en- | Charlotte Russe (Remember ! caid eng: and ig Ann Kinkade. to adapt his designs to it had to be made in a brown e Sylvan Shores drive home Greom’ the setting for which they axe be- crock?) and said with a hint of of “re rellx eat a set- une 8 ted eria: ing for the style promenade. = . | Assisting the hostess were Mrs . relief figures stand at the cr een aes Teed teve pe Kinzler, Mrs. James Hamp- | Rackham Memoria| Bullding and aay) yc i, ee /ton, Mrs. Frank Holcomb and Fae due Onan Hospital. \ .. and where do you get a brown | “rs. Edward Batten. former Cranbrook instructor k anyway? | i ie meting wee te hee ederal Was an associate of Cari Milles ia recipe lag Mp with Mrs. Joseph Zeleznick on Syl- ——- Fredericks has his studio just south is very important...” | van Shores drive. of Birmingham. It is important, and rather than — — 7 4 | have that lovely rich fluff of my Convenient ond there's ne Modern Room memory reduced to scientific ac- BUSINESS Memb better way to say it curacy, I am putting it, brown ayments than with an exquisite . crock and all, in the history part Pay Only ° Very Suitable |of the book , Dow Wed-Lok diamond 10% Down . Then there’ , 0 4 for Junior Set Ra ekerorsd| fd and ring ensemble, with WeEW YORK CNE)—Thare's no | SEN it doekt ne ne Monthly : groom's ring “ ble for _ 2 ° . ° everybody had a big P — — . rtions of both the scale model and|the skilled artist who will make a guest iron spoon in the kitchen” bes * ; aon a ama sais the actual Cleveland War Memorial being | appearance before the Mary Martha Circle | Gloria says no, hardly anybody | CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS —— is usually right a hid the deft hands of Marshall| of Kirk in the Hills Presbyterian Church on | papel ; | : —light airy, and the function- | Fredericks, national eni eaye you ae leuger : ne ai ma hoes aloe ea ae Tuesday reig ee sevens | , “aa to keep 0 - Also pictured in fis studio is Swiss steak - and that searing | room neat. | — is old-f As for | downfown rising bread—the Way my | location! es ee oe Pick b great grandmother made it mewest items by top decorators. | ome lc ¥ O S lo ease aren fs | hear Gloria talk, you'd hints WALDRON Hotel | They are daybeds with in- | would fall to rise everytime in- | a ° aa 2 pains oe aie. By ANNE HEYWOooD | parents who put all the emphasis | went after a job as an airline mone of oF) now and then, as it COFFEE SHOP JEWELERS Huron plo chests boa rad When young people are making|0n “social adjustment. | hostess. She was pretty, and she — . Registered Jewelers—American Gem Societ ‘plastic-topped tables with tube oy | %,CA7CeF decision, the wise parent) They didn’t want any wallflow. | Put on a good act, and she got the| Gloria said. “Imagine — it says | o0 E. Mite © | 8 we y \ wire legs and wire chairs. “ will spend a little time examining| ers around, and they made it ‘raining | ——— ee Cee ee EEE IIIS IIIS | | the motive. | clear im many subtle ways, They | Because her mind was good, she } One room setting, containing | For example, two girls decide,| pushed Jeanne, and made her | passed her training period and got N®@ } Charies Eames and George Nel-| atter high school graduation, that| feel thet marriage was s badge (her job. But there was a tense, | Sresund Dive bed with died caver | "7 “awe © be Stine Ueotemnce.| f snosens Fate, unet ares sone a cover, | | She had to have a date every y, after three years : natural cane headboard and angled ohana! gpetpir nar ped | Saturday when she was in school, | she finally managed to marry ® or the family made her feel mis. legs. | erable. They gave her all kinds of Topping the bed are scatter pil- love of adv lows in gay colors shaped to look | Fue av te the sment chine | advice on husband-snaring and of have the ring on the right finger like a glice of watermelon, the man thing im the world course, the harder she tried. the Well J , has in the moon and a pockét watch jeanne’s marriage : more unattractive she got. Finally, in ation. J busted up and her career is gone. | She'll have te start all over again. | And all this tragedy could have || been prevented if her parents had The other, who assures yoo just Mrs. Hammett , provide further seating. A table, placed at the foot of the bed, is black plastic-topped with birch legs. A corner desk is in comb grain oak. Beads for Summer Bunchy beads will carry into summer for wear in the cooler evenings, if there are any. To set | off these bulky favorites, a black | camisole top of the high-rising sort. really taken the trouble to look at ha school crazy to trevel end ast away frens hone | Mostess to Club her as she really was! Obviously, the first one is choos-| Mrs. Delbert Hammett (Copyright,1965) ing the field for the right reasons—| her home Thursday evening for a | love of the field itself, and proven | meeting of the ability at the duties it will entail. | Club of Going street. ; BRIDAL Mrs. Homer Harless celebrated 4 GOWNS Priced from $50 | her birthday during the afternoon. | the wrong reasons—as ’ — | Assisting the hostess were Mrs. |Esther Seaton. Mrs. Bristol Lu- ? |cas and Mrs. Harold Mills. 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Extract {fruit dinner table . " : cake ie oe fee, in 3 Citrus fruit = of Lysol ting the DOWN © Grey 4 » Hien a a a tears om necessities for the medicine cabi- , eee * My b painter Pr Toes net ~ --- 11 Founda 29 Russian city 47 Ireland Absorbent cotton, adhesive tape 3 Liner 17 What steaks 31 Beigian Remove fever thermometer, hot water bot | longit should sea ude 4 Of the pontiff 19 They're often sterile gauze pads, disinfectant, syringe and tongue depressors. irs JACKET TIME Al nf NER: ANDlep : a | Yes, it’s playtime... and that calls for sturdy outer Jackets for your Lad and Lass. Choose now from our reversible gabardine and lined poplin Jackets. OLLI SIATT |e Ph MAINT Te | 24! [Re ic RIGIAITIalO} AlClIpiRiBisis mM IVIRIATT. Go Pal 1352 £0 eisner’s SO iRis NIAIP eis) 7 SPI ATMIATT IE IS IATT IA) SIAIGIBIAL JAl. leimit leit LALILACS OB LIF 3 Stock Reduction Sale of Beautiful Dinner Sets Choice of Over 50 Patterns e 16 pe. Reg. $ 6.40 Open Monday and Fridey ‘til 9 P.M. 2 | Contour Chair and Ottoman set. 30 pe. set. Reg. $9.90 ............ $ 5.50 Regular $ 50 50 pe. set. Reg. $17.95 ............ $ 9.95 Price 68 pe. set. Reg. $39.95 ............ $19.95 $74.50 101 pe. set. Reg. $49.95 ............ $29.95 gy comer ply eal . 93 pc. set. Reg. $79.95 ............ $39.95 ——~* 1 A Smart — Comfortable Chair and } and many others. The Whole Town’s Talking . . . about the beautiful selections of. glassware, an Exceptional Value! @ Spring seat and back in chair @ Spring top ottoman Girls’ Lined Poplin ZIP JACKETS Sizes 6 to 14 $9999 . chinaware, pottery, lamps, planters, and Red = Pink 3 bd Skt bein toe Colors: turquoise, charcoal, pink, IDEAL GIFT ITEMS you'll find at — oe Aeactoe: i y eee —— $0999 . A @ Legs finished in black lacquer or wheat tone. : Unlined Jackets po | — Sizes 3 to 14 You Will Enjoy Shopping at : HOME. FURNISHINGS ie lhl Renn | *\ OR 8-2300 % DIXIE POTTERY 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 For Your Convenience Open Daily 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. @nd Sunday Noon to 8 P.M { DRAYTON 4479 Dixie Hwy. oo ~ awea? j aie aii o tee 2s Da ale i e j f ? ‘ : d ' ; | * ‘ } } ( ! THE PONTIAC = aa . , PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 TWENTY-THREE 5 ao Prefer Hotel Cit PTA S Meet Thursda | SPRING HAIRDRESS ~~ - requires briliance and | teiti luster to emphasize comes to Visiting _ vf Fr y| with the sonsse. A PERM NENT WAVE: +9. + ‘ required maintain spring's fashions. Relatives tem Thad ar ost |r Wie, Mee Lay Tach sd | etna ert aa | yy RANDALL'S HARPER METHOD SHOP to Refuse Invitaton Central PTA met during the aft- room as Gof bob tur ea ighed be so many prisons. | | Without Offending See ce, | ret ae Crime ait wret wy [PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL By EMILY Post singing three selections under ee ee soe detect the emotionally upset U5 1S & Saslom, Eigle Thoster Side. uatins, MN, Today's first letter tells me: Ce Sell. | as Spar at Uip.eveting tase. youngster, Some youngsters can — Write, phone or call in By hy , +My udhend and I will soon be stntemts represented the | ing of Baldwin a8 Freshest PHONE FEDERAL 4.2352 ving te dent cty tr 0 bre, Ray Meleer and Mrs, Oral cnentiitlitemes coon “Mrs, Cyril Davis president an- | asked us to stay at her house, children, Ge 8 ee | ‘They have @ good-sized house parents inati and could easily accommodate us. Preface However, I would much prefer to stay at @ hotel. We spent some am time with them last year and it Binge was very unsatisfactory. through in the process of growing “Their habits are. entirely dit. up. ferent from ours and we would out how ideas be much happier af 2 hotel. changed and husbands your own schedule the group in will be very full and unpredicta- . Mrs. ble, and that as a result you feel William that -you will really have to go to a hotel. Dear Mrs. Post: Is it wrong of as he mé, & young woman soon to be PTA dur- monthly payments on munity Makes Its Contribution.” afte, We are both employed nd MARGIE JO COODING “ Mr. Adams peluted out that the come. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Gooding of Wenonah drive are Sonmumeas ix aur oe de con My mother says thet tm ber | Gnnouncing the engagement of their daughter, Margie Jo, to| and that by se exercising this Gay this was not done; that the Cpl. Robert Ernsberger Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs right and privilege you have the furwiture was the entire respon rt Ernsbe ; *| Kind of government you want. eBility of the men, and teat «| Robert Ernsberger of Defiance, Ohio. The couple plans a ts incorrect for me to share the | fall wedding. The meeting was directed by Loy cont, Your views on this matter Bennett, father vice-president, as- WH be appreciated. . ' ho tael iat Cesena then poet bree: Times tae went. |Oti-Mrs. Elect Officers) tm ret neice esas for a bride-to-be to help ber) embers of the Opt:Mre. Club| election ef re wan flag for the students of the fiance pay for the furniture, when | _ . > oiieera, wow | schol. ts ale te @o on. were taken to the Lt ae Ma ee ee ee a Beli ” +4 scene an ager Baw, Fest: My waco Gel [Belie” Thametay eveutng—tte | ——- bmg te bday Mt. Any | og Se see means More recently remarried. I have always ane Miller, second vicg president; |member wishing attend may Soften add been fond of his “aunt end sti) 4h ees ra Sar ele gente Mrs. G. L. Herrington, secre- make reservations with Mrs. Fred | oe Serra et nei with Carpet on call her Aunt Mary. However, my| jon, frocks, who presented the | zi aad Mrs. Deve Ewait, | Frosde. the dissolved soda, Mix thoroughly prctteme concerns ber sew bet | cram of the ae) Musical selections were pre- | Add sifted flour. the home of Mra. Franklin Craw.| The group decided on a dona- sented by the Wiener string im- | Grease large cookie sheet. Spread What do I call him? ft seems | ford of Commerce road tion making it possible for under- ot ctadenne hen Saskernt |dough out evenly as possible incongrucus te call ber Aunt privileged children to attend camp students Washington using finger dipped in flour. Last- Mary and Mm Mr. Jones, and, ; Junior High Schoo! directed by [iy dot chocolate bits and nuts on the other hand, I can’t see oa Gs uae Gb he aes Ga Robert Petersen, = ever top of the dough. Gently proms @alling 2 perfect stranger uncle. w made 's The social hour planned them in. Bake at 375 degrees Whet to tho oniution? ect, the Michigan Children’s Aid Mrs. Irving Cocking and Mrs. Aral a light even brown, about 15 min- Answer: I think the best thing Society. Davis homeroom representatives. | utes. Cut in squares immediately. \ for you to do is to start calling — | bim Mr, Jones and then as you ® . } get te know ‘him, and tke ‘him, The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC you call him “Uncle Harry.” y ay B. g Here Is New Enjoyment Value! 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Over a dozen colors a Whet « Superb Television Velus ‘ : = Admiral offers in this new 1955” : + Paes An all wool Wilton carpet woven in the latest design that has won favor the country over. Choose from grey, green, New bright, high-contrast picture } easy-on beige cinnamon. Co ] i h f "one “— of irs mo at vein en new le tay padding snd Installation at this iow price. Sq. Yd. ' see ue, . iture net " ‘ : Black, etc. new smartness to every room. See x yourself tomorrow ! Pri fro as {Roll Balances frpucen 2 Off $1950 FE SSze Fl 1955 17-Inch Table Model Admiral |} Be “en *59 , = Paint in The Big Performing Set . Gal. ot the Small Price! 300 Colors Most wan WALLPAPER ee By Nancy Warren-Alma Barr-Super Sanitas 4 Don't welt .'. . 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Remember $1 Extra Buys A TV console or dinette — toke your No Down Payment MOWER’ curT/ ROTARY/ ¢ 5 i, Nn ioge eat "THE PONTIAC PRESS Ore $4000 Chat | PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 Builders’ Show Attracts Hundreds Opening. Night ¥ VIRST MONTERS — Attending the opening night of the four-day | Greater Pontiac Home and Builders’ Show « record crowd viewed the Si booths on display’ in the Pontine Armory. This photo was taken at | 9 p. m. Thursday night. Sponsored by the Pontiac Junior Chamber of | Commerce, the show continues through Sunday at 6 p. m. ’ Visitors Exclaim Over Home and Builders’ Wares BLOSSOM "TIL FROST — The lovely floribundas, climbers| the growth of roses are, left to right; Mr. and : and the hybrid teas, blushing geraniums and borders of many-colored | Toledo, Ohio,’and Harold S. Jacobsen whose florist pansies along with many different: types of evergreens are on display | at the show. a miniature garden display at the Builders’ Show. Shown discussing a il a tra Pe a mit 4 “gi AL 4. am > | i f t & or ear . 7 : ei) «: Pa) bs aie» 2 eA a te. 2 Mason of Pontiac examines an ex-| favorites over the years. quisite piece of china from the| |... exhibit of crystal, china and silver being shown by Connolly's Jewel- DO If THIS WAY —~ One of the new texture paints | application process is Martin Benjamin of 463 §. | *® ° Pontiac. On display is the on exhibit is being demonstrated by Don Stinson for | Telegraph Rd. most contemporary in new china the Pontiac Paint Manufacturing Co. Watching the design and many of the traditiona) — Man-made fibers are producing floor and in combinations of the two which are and cottons for top apots on the nation’s “THE PONTI if! EH EIT S552 pe ell eo $2218 IH) nami 3 fs So zz = rire — a iy Ha ce Be) Pe Silo RE rn % isi, Bees? ?| S eu Bile: geet lietienl Z| fe., SSI | gyi! ff Ss ss ate ; 2 2551, 25 7 au : Te te ie i jest, ial RHE ea Winn eS iit His Bird BS 33 hs: 5 - Pea Raat 3: ry {pei eli ee i aT eT. 1 g ral it IR ay 7 Fe ‘a sl x 2 th he . ae poe rly ity Hii f fillet i slate oye i i ilittedli HEY Hn nllit |e as vi ute tu ig ita ie mae ata a UB ih = atigntpstty toetagay epyaelvened Upecday fogyelty ganlger? ery Lite ut sp tedatdag Ee peti pete 1s Hit a i Hl stan ‘alii ie Ter nist lt LEP vit bag 43! -e gf é “9347 $3 i343; 2% g E : | 18 = tl it inti fis tail 28 it Srey Hr : Fae | = Pas ner Hysylee! le fit ae ee Wilh tas = rs a 4 Aaa 1} AL Fei ttuai, 2 tHE sBx1 = ; 7 are . REN eee HE ut; Bsipuntl [ity : nat i 12 ; ad af i q < Sn ian THRU AAR ERT eel “Ta ) aed LH MT ot Ril : > | geo) 3 | 3 | Renin Mista i = Er wig fe =e zn: q adgunslide,, i 544i! Hit — i TT) | z £ re . o = = ‘ — S Gehl al & % iE: “aes a\2 & zo : =I|O2z) it : Tat [*yel* => cy | hele Vlg eeu — LHe Y : | ‘ i eS bal: ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 Act Now to Put Lawn i in Shape for Summer Challenges Fair Sex lEmerald Turf Garden Is Man‘s Domain | Will Be Reward Says Male Club Leader Supervisor of Parks Garden-minded women had bet-! nation and about 25 per cent of ter look to theig domain | them are men. And they’re not Offers Tips to Bring Lush Grass ; By RAYMOND C. KELLER .A rebellion is'in progress. Man | *!! old men. is taking to the hoe in increasing | The new leader of the garden| Pontiac Parks & Recreation Dept. It isn't too late to give your numbers. revolution said y “youngsters” And he is not content with A under @ trom ranks of benle- a | @rs, doctors, lawyers, merchants | ing the garden on. a 50-50 basis =a with ». a scientists are joining the! Take the word of Herbert Kah- ertiremry — bast 19 hienseit| lawn a thorough once-over to put lert, a retired public utility sales into top shape for the summer. A little thought and care now will save time later on and help give you that lush emerald-green grass that denotes a well kept lawn. but engineer of Minneapolis. He is the ut his springy step. erect bearing, . cael twinkling eyes and outdoor com- | new president of the Men's Gardet | pexion belie his age. ‘He credits it ; the nation’s 185 men's garden | Reding edges : Ms 15 ty Clubs in 35 states. - “A man finds peace, and con “Men are primarily growers, | tentment, and a philosophy of life women are—or should be—strict. | in the garden,” he said. “He ly arrangers,” Kahlert said. | finds, too, a challenge, and a better Men like the big flowers, women —_ of the laws of the smaller varieties, Kahlert said. “And besides,” he quipped, ‘ The redder the flower and the little women — where he = bigger, the higher masculine rat- __. ing it will get. The large saucer dahlia, the big-flowered chrysan- Keep Old Faithfuls themum, the tall-spiked gladioli and delphinium all belong to the 1" Ordering seeds, try to “re man's world. member that the garden is no | where as large as it seems at this eather wants pastels and the time of the year. Try out a few | mew things, but don’t neglect the Kahlert estimates there are 30 | old faithfuls which you know do million home gardeners im the | wel] in your garden. LAKESIDE NURSERY ter and give the grass underneath | a breather. | just compact your soil and make | it dry and bard all summer, There are many aeriators on the market to punch holes in your | lawn giving it a beneficial cultiva- tion and allowing air, water and FARMALL CUB’ Raise, lower mounted implements with hydraulie 3944 ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD Touch-Control © Powerfgul 4-cylinder engine © Culti-Vision for fast, ““hoe-close” cultivation @ In- Plant Now! dividual brekes end adjustable wheel tread © Low- est priced one-plow tractor with all BIG tractor features © We'll be glad to bring a new Farmall Cub to your farm for an one-the-job trial. Just call us x and say when! - >. 5 GREAT FARMALLS SCENES TO WATCH FOR — Remember these | be repeated in the coming weeks. And if the garden- wie te pune Gees hun THERE’S ONE TO FIT YOUR FARM NEEDS — pictures? They are a few taken at random from last cae day ee atone ate Press Garden Section io grow while it is still cool and ' WE TAKE TRADE-INS — CREDIT TERMS year’s Pontiac Press garden pages. Whether it’s dig- | each Friday for informative or entertaining articles damp. Cultivate the .soil well be . rae ging a garden plot, planting seeds, spraying trees, | to help you grow a better garden. If you need infor-| fore seeding apply your fertilizer, . : “ . - a | | setting in flowering shrubs, or gardening the easy mation, just write the Garden Editor and look for the| and use a good grade of seed “Buy at Farm Prices” || ay with a bottle garden, scenes like the above will | answer in our “Quizzing the Gardener” column. Blue grass, especially the new KING BROS. OAKLAND COUNTY MARKET | \ Gorden ce Inte sd cua A fast OT jae, Indoors i such { Pontioc Rd. at Opdyke Rd. FE 4-0734- FE 4-1112 | Lake elegraph i growing a sweet potato vine Chewings creeping red. . | | Quizzing the Gardener | « teosine a sacs seed ty |" C8? ® sevens notre eunoe Dressed and Live Poultry — | setting the base of tuber or seed About 2 to 3 pounds of seed. per ciccme ee atmos eee ee - container of feet of MeCO PLEMENTS — KASCO FEEDS Dressed Rabbits S| 0 Ceteee qenion es Sot /Giemn than te tho cndinary ‘choy | Ul” cechlly. chapel to tnor [tetas ee tok noes ana teins SCOTT LAWN PRODUCTS | Honey | Rlessomed since we planted i | pote. {bulbs into indoor bloom, is fine | should be cross-sown for more uni-| | Baked Goods || three years ago, although it has-| A—in the usual home, the sir | for this. form application. } received plenty of water and is very dry and evaporation | ———— | Apples and Cider | fertilizer. The foilage has turned | through ordinary clay pots is | a Fancy Work ]| vetow-mo he green of « ak | PA | WET BASEMENT: Potatoes OPEN || thy plant. It is growing in the | Therefore, the ginzed pots may | Vegetables SATURDAYS back of the house, facing north. | be better during the winter | | Does it require sunshine? months, However, if clay pots | Flowers 7 a. m.-1 p. m. are set in a saucer and watered | Li k It mA 4—Al plants require a fair | trem below, that trouble may | Ic comets amount of sunshine if they are to be largely overcome, | remain seat ant postnee When pa ts are watered every | TO SEE THE With This Our Garden Seed ¥ s day, the danger of the roots dry Dept. Is Ready re the clay pot is alse overcome. 5-iA | ONE-TWO | Aszaleas must have an acid | W8ter young plants whenever | = ieee | Se Home Builders vel and some cases may be every day, | BULK SEEDS foam Sa St eed eprden | (other caves nt ql no een | ~ PUNCH! }} Teo insure acidity mix one-half When should seed of j You'll find the old favorite pound of aismianes guitete ond Bh rape fooye Fing MeK Show _ vegetable varieties, as well twe pounds of cottonseed meal | gold be sown indoors? We plan | f sebriae wonderful new with the soil about the plant. to use fluorescent lights to hast- | | ‘Dig up the plant and ermination. i | ie Gree ee ee ms na ne ut Runs Thru April 24th Sov! A Varieties Garden Peas | zis cers |e ot the | | the Week erp gp hehe — should 229 ge green “Thomas Laxton” “Premium Gem” “Little Marvel” ore oigeeatty * ** | in earty May, Strange but tree PONTIAC ARMORY and “Tall Telephone” —T" | seed sown out-of-doors in late | } Q—Are glazed pots better for) April will produce . summer xk re Lb 9% 5 un. $140 house plants? I have heard it said| bleom equal to that of seed sown | | 2 | that plants will do much better in| indoors wix weeks cartier. | .and . . . while you're there we invite you to || gn bs . | VISIT OUR DISPLAY BOOTH | WAKE UP YOUR LA wn Cj mira Sesto LOOK AT THESE ae . , | LEARN = tT : Gross needs @ helping hend long before apple blossom: @ few minutes with @ Scotts spreader. . . * TURF BUILDER® - The gross friendly feeding - just what ap areapy enlarge Ay “aa vigor. 25 lbs, feeds 2,500 oq ft - $2.50; feed 10,000 oq ft - $7.85 || Sait. 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The top team total of 3,136 held by the Pfeiffer Beer quintet of De- troit will take some mighty hefty shooting to surpass. In 51 previous ABC tourneys, only six teams which won the title have bettered that figure. The doubles score of 1,365, held by Harry Zoeller and George Pa- cropis of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. also appears a tough one to overcome It is also considered possible that Bujack’s 1,993 total for all events may be good endugh. to win the title Only one change occurred in the singles and two in the doubles ip yesterday's shooting . * . In singles, Andy Piraino I of Syracuse, N.Y., turned in games| of 189, 279 and 237 for 705 and third | All the Way = pica and Dick Jensen hit for 1,295 in doubles action to move into sec- ond place, Another Chicago pair, Wally Weiss and Carl Simonis, roll- ing on the same squad as Rogoz- nica and Jensen, totalled 1,279 for seventh place. 7 * « The annual ABC convention of directors and delegates completed business yesterday by naming Fort Worth, Tex., as the site for the 1957 tournament. Next year's meet is scheduled for Rochester, N.Y ‘Only Miami, Fla., bid against Fort Worth but the vote was onesided in faves of the Texas city. land-B, and an amazing prep streak came to an end in Thurs-| Nearly Wins Race Aayway BOSTON «®—Racing fans thought | was something odd at Suf-} ‘alk Downs yesterday when ones | nym, a filly, took a commagding | lead in the fourth race but slowed down in the final 1090 yards to miss_ Injured Horse | victory by half a length. Subsequent examination by the track veterinarian showed her jaw |was broken in three places, her, tongue. chewed in two and her mouth bleeding badly. Cononym had banged her head on the front of the stall gate be- fore the race. but got back in place with no apparent injury. The 4-5 favorite, Cononym could not take nourishment after the in- jury and her destruction was rec- PB creme However, North Branch took a days play around the Oakland | 122 victory as Griffin worked 5 County area Jack Vincents North Branch team, defending champions in the South Central Conference, saw a shutout string ended after 50 in-' arubbed Holly, innings and struck out 12. Clarkston stands as the only un- defeated team in the W-O although the season is young. The Wolves 16-2, with Bob nings.in their season opener at yahnke fanning 10 in 5 innings. | He whiffed 3 times himself, but Ortonville. Sparked by ace southpaw Griffin, z Midnight OPEN DAILY 24 yey) —— Pomme OPEN ‘BOWLING \; HURON BOWL (Womaty Wek Caen Reseation? and Brunswick Bowling Galls for Sale 1124 W. Huren Se. Phone FE 5-2383 2nd game in 3 tries by thump ing West Bloomfield, 17-1. In the Oakiand-B, Avondale and Troy set their game back to today ‘| because of wet grounds, but Madi- son and Clawson opened with vic- tories. Clawson edged Fitzgerald 31. and Madison nudged Lake Orion, 54, in a night game at Royal Oak Billy Henderson struck out 10 and walked 2 as he set Mt. Clem- ens St. Mary down with 5 hits |to give Rochester a 6-2 triumph | and even the Falcons’ record at/| 1-1. Eari Kitchen collected a double and triple and Dick Gray also had 2 hits. CLEVELAND — Larry Doby of the Indians has led the league in home runs in 1952 and 1954. Derby Favorite to Be Decided Winner of Summer Ton, | Nashua Clash Likely Choice May 7 NEW YORK ® — Nashua and | Summer Tan, dominant powers | among the 2-year-olds last year, | as 3-year-olds tomorrow in a mile and an-eighth race that is expect- ed to send the winner postward on May 7 as the favorite for the Kentucky Derby - a * The race is the $100,000-added Wood Memorial at Jamaica from which ‘six winners have gone on, to win the big turf classic at Churchill Downs. Assault wag the last in 1946. Before that the Derby- Wood winners pong oan oe The names of See .. other horses were expected to be | dropped into the entry box but | they have been all but forgotten in the arguments over the merits of the tempermental Nashua from the Belair Stud of William Wood- ward Jr.. and Mrs. John W. Gal- breath's smooth-striding Summer 'Tan, top money-winning 2-year-old of 194 Micecoud ia Siawaike in Showdown | PHILADELPHIA ®—Willie Mos- coni ‘and Irving Crane meet to- night in what could be the final match of a week-long champion- | ship pocket billiards tournament. Mosconi is undefeated in five straight games. Crane has a 4-1 record in the tourney. a round- robin affair in which the four en- trants play each other twice. A Crane victory will mean a playoff between the two leaders » TIGER LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED Batting—-Kaline, 517 Runs—Kaline. 7 Mite—-Kaline, 15 Doubles—Kuenn 4 Triples—Kaline. 2 Home runs—Kaline. 4 Runs batted in—Kaline 13 Stolen bases—Hatfield and Tuttie, 3 Pitching—Oromek, 2-0, 1.000 Strikeouts—Garver, 10 PRess THU appears ROME Phillie Morgan Amores (Saleen Kell. White RUNS | match strides for the first. time) Zammer Zatme Tigers: Moss. Orioles. 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FRIDAY. APRIL 22, 1955 f od a ‘\ ; x 3 Ra ‘ o [eeeu sens “ aaa - 5 *4 edd ae e ee FLAT ROCK ~The. Flat Rock High School baseball team defeat- eeve include dns eed in the - os, setters in Dick Wilson and Art Dal-|sas, javelin; Bob Van Dee, Okia-| “* "bit. no-run pitching of Fred 880, mile and sprint-mediey in the | zell, both University Kansas |homa, discus; Jay Chance, Okla-| ‘Specs) Gladding. 2 milers. homa Baptist, 400-meter. inter-| The right hander struck out 14 of : > a. mediate hurdles; Erwin Coty | % Rattare to Saco fen to a seven S. 4.8 His chief opponents probably will | Oklahoma, hop - step - jump; Jim {inning game. Seven were retired Santee, who ran-a 4:03.1 here|be Ted Wheeler, lowa middie dis-| Podoley, Central Michigan, by the Infield, under 4:01] tance runner now at Ft. Leonard /lon. and Rich Ferguson, al Gladding, a senior, walked no three times. ene John Lan-|Wood, Mo.; Charles (Deacon) | 3,000 - meter steeplechase; Dean! one. There were no errors and no ary holds the world mark_of 3:38. | Jones, University of Towa fresh: | Smith, Texas, 100-vard dash; Gor-| balls hit to the outfield. . Coach Bill Easton givesiman, and Bob Soth of Drake. ,don Holtz, Minnesota, shot put, and! He pitched a seven-inning no hit- a good ¢ of hitting ‘ter last year, The Oklahoma Aggies’ foursome | Santee audience, providing weather con- of J. W. Mashburn, Jack Hays, |” ditions are good. - ’Marion Muncreif and Bill Heard) The relays, which start today | will be aften a record in the sprint 3:202 is held by the University of | one-tenth of a second: of the recog | One of the early preparations for - +, | the 1955 National Skeet Shooting Queens, lona Activity | | Championships, at Oakland Coun- Is Prep for Big Relays ty Sportsmen's Club Aug. 2 Next Weekend through Sept. 4, is presently get- ting the fields ready for seeding. NEW YORK up—Track and field | athletes ftom more than 100 East-| _ Dering last a tg ont wind ern colleges, high and prep schools | over an areas made get their final competitive trialg | “eotime —— difficult, It today and tomorrow for the Penn| “®* °#¢ 4 ow —— Relays, which will be held in Phil- | eee y the mational adelphia next weekend The meet, which will serve as portant University of. Pennsylvania competition, is the \first relays | [ts which have bean, disced end sponsored by Queens and Iona Col- leges, It will be held at, Downing Stadium, formerly known as Tri- borough Stadium, on Randalls Is- land. type of grass seed will be applied during the next few days. |for the planting, will take place Sunday | with rakes and wheel | donate their time « effort WE ARE MOVING APRIL 23rd to our Home at 1865 Wellington St. H. V. HARCOURT $3, W. Huron Your Persone! Tailor FE $-6865 » John Jacobs has coached Okia- home track teams 3 years. as seen in.. 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M.; Sum. 3to 12P.M. to make love to, Pe tems mane 1 talked everything Everyone s Drive Out to the 1038 West en ee ob Aseee | With the contract wih Gable over and decided that this is as Talking About good a time as any to say goodbye @ Blecks West of Teleg ? ne in more ways than one.” ' oa * * VILLA INN eee] MZ off with a ae o rary Enjoy Excellent Food in the wikins ‘wal . Quiet Atmosphere of Candlelight and Music _— Bom ent mathe 078 pustoos For Reservation Call | ae, ee een | to Mamie whem he read that she {ZB MY 2.6193 MY 2.9258 had heen eat wth Ba Neal and | ‘ . Treat yourself . . . |! ently, he can't live with or with | | | eut her ° VILLA INN ( Your family.» Your]! sens trav tine ot tom, | Family Style | . r 0 1 Where Dining is a Pleasant Adventure friends . . . and busi- | somone bw May 4tor, the Pee ey 60 PARKVIEW BLVD. Cerner of Lapeer Read (M-24) at Clarksten Read ness acquaintances to | which he plays himself. Can't think of @ more appropri-|| Kitchen Open Daily |} SMORGASBORD Bur tempting delicious ate time to reissue “I Remember 10 AM.-10 PM. f i f food and drink... || cause Katherine Forbes’ play and SERVED EVERY DAY jn ’ here at Mdimy Gralige snd that bd Phone OR 3-9325 queried exhibitors over Scribs Teaghn—teterdy—tendey || WW ANIC ERR Gere |) Sceney to tna out wnat KO pie Sportsman Inn DELORES CAROL & RONNIE CURTIS | pte pA Piaig ab mayen 130 S. Telegraph Rd. ares * foe t ° ae _——— 0 | | AL LAMANO| | PETE FLORE |] | ‘U0! the best! } suas o trond care “tim” NCING——Every Pri.. Set. ond Sen. “Dick” 4 With His “Mel-Airs” , Rhonda Fleming had Sundey Dencing 6 te Cleve F in his grand ter Waaic to Komp You | et hae See et OL ok tee boner —- > lath Week of Songs DANCING The Sam Goldwyms celebrate 1 - Western and |) 2st 20% wedding amiversary toe Oe ) | eet freeeetoe sae | CAMPUS | == of Sem and Frances has been ff Liverncis-Pentell = | cette peek ate | Tune Fly Sate | am | Susan Ava Gardner's dressing i >s i“ Heidelberg 1727 S. Telegraph Rd. lames Anderson & Mark Lovejoy Open Weekdays 7-2 oS ieee HURON FLOOR SHOW M. ‘ een mite ne THE ULTRA-NEW LOOK IN MUSICALS’ Sundays 12-2 Friday and Saturday F AO RBIS | ales nets. wo ce made Oem cate tony GE Here ls the i (= LE @ sey, Boer ay to ed : t- Hottest Show in Town at a cocktail party at the Beverly os Dining at Its Distinctive Best! | awreed by Lael Demand Be A [mere Cite Trevor and Fao iz . ° ey were! | . eaturing not there! Luncheon | and the Versitiles Tens trey gay tna | - : party friends at | Dinner Formerly the Comets — REAR. fh Re nga eehane Cocktail Par ty Singing and Dancing Group | Spadafore’s Bar a or B _ RALPH GRANADA Ve catch Pie 8 Hom, mmol fered anquet j ee Wes. debut at John Walsh's 881 Club Sensational Comedy, MC 6 North Cass around June 1. Her boyfriend, Bob- M ° Direct from a tour of she Eastern Nite Clubs Shese Steven Gee Troup, is whipping up her act. |] ; eeting a ALVIN WALL and HIS ORCHESTRA > Ann Harling is reading the script Mid-Week Dance and Jom Session Every Wednesday Night NEIL KIMLER and HIS “KIM-TONES” Meet friends at Dell's and dance te the —- of the ne TONES". No + ae ° Dell’s Inn Corner of Elizabeth Lake and Cass Lake Roads . 1 Short Block Weat of Huron Street edi ngsley nn PHONE Midwest 4-1400 WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. bs wee. 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Brown company of “Harvey,” |e ster. a yy \ ‘ j Q ; { THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. APRIL 22, 1955 J ssestinmiaie \ ' "| Nowlin. “There are 13 letters {: Emes Borgnine Becomes Star Affer Years as a Gob bul Oo for hich SSeS By EARL WILSON Kemins, pharmacists mate at Brooklyn Naval Hospital where, t y of Horney |r Peacinct Aqe8 3 oy ended i : NEW YORK—Ernest Borgnine, ex-sailor, sat at the best table | 5¢ went for an operation. | DETROIT w — Atty, Harry R.|_, “That's enough,”*» interrupte: in the big New York restaurant—and Playwright Robert Sher-| | wood bent down from the sky to.shake his hand. } “It sounds corny,” Borgnine said. “All of a sudden people start looking at you and calling you | Takes me back 3 years ago when I was out there in| | Hollywood pounding the streets looking for a TV show—any TV | show.” * * * * It teok the new picture, “Marty,” to bring him this fame, but it teok much more to get him ready because he'd been a sailor. After 10 years in the Navy, he went home to New Haven, Conn., in 1945, having decided to quit being a gob and asiob.. . and get a job. * * * * “Why not be an actor?” his mother asked him. “You're always | making a darned fool of yourself.” Ernie thought of Yale Drama School nearby. Yale thought he should take two years of math, science, philosophy, and psychology. want to be a scientist or mathematician. ‘And as for psychology, I've spent 10 years looking at that stuff in the raw, boy’.” | * * * * So he didn’t go to Yale. At the Randall School of Dramatic Arts at Hartford, he was,reading a script aloud in a class when he/came to the word “diamonds” which he mispronounced “It’s die-uh-munds,” the professor said “I'd been amongst men all my life and used te talking like them,” Berg- mine says. So he let out a vulgarism, very mild talk for sailors, but rough for a classroom. The students laughed at him—and he got sore. } * * * * “I made up my mind I'd be an actor,” ! ERNIE he remembers | “I worked for $30 a week in the Barter Theater down in Vir- | He got into the he got married to Rhoda ' i } } WATERFORD tal | } DRIVE-IN THEATER Cor. Williams Loke-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 6:45 FRIDAY and SATURDAY ee ettne ty OTRO PRL OCR Po ceered ty FRAME ML PORN —_ BR teeta Otten ty ARROBG! 0 | Now I suppose I'll play nice guys all the time till ‘Hey, I got an idea. says “Being a brash punk, I told ‘em I didn’t | produced night club TV show) will be > ’ | Texas,” says Roger Price. | | Rav) Bockoff, “I got her dad and my other in-laws to thank,” he says. “They Bockoff was in Recorder's (crim- ; never once said, ‘Ernie, perhaps you ought to get out of the inal) Court yesterday to defend two men in a gambling case. business’.” * * * * Six-feet and 210, he fit nicely into gorilla parts. He played the murderous stockade sergeant in “From Here to Eter- nity” and in “Violent Saturday,” he kills Lee Marvin with a pitchfork. Along came “Marty,” the story of a guy who considers him- “hucky”’ , racket | Inspector Clayton Nowlin, raised | | the question whether some num- The United States exported 645 tons of cotton seed oil in compared to a prewar average of 3,347 tons. Oakliandag The men were accused of selling numbers in a mutuels Bockoff, cross-examining Police ae: gamer Pains i 2 'y en's act = bers are “lucky” and others “un. | self fat a ugly—“and whatever girls want, I ain't got.” rO- | lucky.” ducer Hecht and Lancaster thought he could do it. 2S 8 NOW SHOWING * * * *- “Now wouldn't you agree, in- “Everybody said they were nuts, tryin’ to make me a nice guy. He could play a vil- lain, I bet™” spector, that most people consider somebody says off asked Features at i 1:00 — 3:47 — 6:34 — 9:24 And you remember the poem, “Home is the sailor, home from the sea”? Baloney. “I’ve been travelin’ more since I got to be an actor than when I was a sailor,” he x * * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL Tr “Cafe Mardi Gras” (the Jackie Gleason- CBS’ weapon—in color—vs. Geo. Gobel. f= Gleason Enterprises signed Pete Marshall and Tommy Farrell to m. ¢. it; sponsor- | ship’s near . . Rita Hayworth’s beef | against “Joseph and His Brethren” was: she didn’t want to play opposite Tony | Curtis, who's so young. Her set deems him a “bobby-soxer.” ; * * * * Harry Belafonte’s ex-mgr., Jack Rel- lins, served him with papers in a five- figure law suit... Red Buttons says jokingly, “I'm sore at Gedfrey for stealing my act. I fired writers before he did!” . . . French singaire Gaby Bruyere is unhappy—some calendar- type paintings she once posed for have turned up. * * * * John Houston's “Moby Dick” $6,000,000 whale of a picture . . . Joe Louis is forming a pub- licity firm here . . . Jack Webb’s doc told him to slow down or | dum-de-dum-dum , . . Republic Pictures will do a series of “nine-day wonders”—westerns made in nine days. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “You can always spot a kid from “He's the one wearing a ten-gallon will be a GABY space helmet.” Victor Borge, visiting an Antique Show, said, “I like everything Early American but the mornings.” That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1955) | There are more than 25 war- ships of the destroyer category in active service in the United States Eleanor Roosevelt Gets Philip Murray Award NEWYORK «(®—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is the recipient of the ™#®VY- sixth annual Philip Murray award, a plaque, and $5,000 for “ a life- time of service in behalf of many | people.” | At the award presentation last: | night, Mrs. Roosevelt said “I can only accept it as really being given largely to my husband, because I think interest in health and welfare was always one of his | Tesight and Saterday In ClnemaSecope THERE'S NO BUSINESS Ls SHOW BUSINESS ith Denald interests." w Martyn a | She indicated the money would | Johnny Ray _ => to the National Foundation for | “anne Infantile Paralysis or to a boys’ | school in which she is interested. the number ‘13’ unlucky?'’ Bock- | i | It’s oll here for all to! +e Meee Son, erred cheer! The scorchingly personal story about young | people in love! When the battle is far away ... 1s all here Kiddie Cartoon Show! 1 DAY ONLY. SATURDAY AT: 12:15 — 3:40 PLUS—Serial and % Features ON OUR GIANT SCREEN foralltocheer/ cay eo? TODAY & TOMORROW When The Mighty Sieux Nation (7 _Y ‘be Oe : in Beat The DRUM OF WAR!!! starts a } | Tar BLACK DAKOTAS HELIN RA ean ASN ASE WINTER MALONE “FRANCIS ALSO SS" AT 11:10—2:00—4 40—7:20— 10:00 STARTS SUNDAY! “Three Ring Circus” & “Three Hours to Kill” © NEXT ATTRACTION © “CHIEF CRAZY HORSE” eT TT Box Office Opens 10:45 A. M. TODAY and SATURDAY PRISON REVELS EXPOSED! KIRK Regular Admission Prices Prevail! DEMPSEY RAE...THE MAN WITHOUT A STAR! JEANNE CRAIN JOLAIRE TREVOR — WILLIAM CAMPBELL ..» RICHARD BOONE - _ Dovctnd ty KING VIDOR - Servenntey ty ROROEN CHASE ene 0 0 BEAUCHAMP. Matures by AARON ROSENBERG DOUGLAS WARA CORDAY - MYRNA HANSEN \ y YELLOW MOUNTAIN bom Lex Barker, Bb. | ON OUR GIANT SCREEN STARTS “SE! SUNDAY! PLUS—° acter, Mase 55 eat tegen 9 Fi ~ a | ames a See a a ee ee ee ee > THIRTY-FOUR. p wis _ THE: PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22/1955.” 3 Stee NOOSE Seniors to Get | Music Festival to Be Held Ve / kk kk ee ON ey May I at Orchard Lak / ee ae | | Available to Students ange weltetan hk te je cnet a wate on te sa inlet cert also will fentare the Schola seniors and other students will Cantorum, interpret a tuture Tues-| Add 27 Pupils series of Mth century Polish career night The program will begin at 7:30/Q¢ Walled Lake | the high school gies club directed well as stu- tional Hi by Father John Gabaiski will pre- echoat off | walled Lake High School thie week | we, ot bers of - Purpose evening is to one senior member- ® ge appear im = program of Indian | CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN—Contracts totalling $97,000 have been | exterior will be face brick to match the present school building, and the| Sew What various colleges, uni- | ship in the society: Educators Airlift folk fore during the festivities, | awarded for the new St. William Catholie Church at Walled Lake, and| interior will be done in salmon brick with wooden arches. Charles D.| Yersitie® amd technical schools | A committee of students and The village council has outlawed | Construction is scheduled to begi immediately. The building will ac-| Hannan, AIA of Farmington is the architect, ee ee taclty made the salections on. | Scheduled Saturday time now, and a fine crop of + Representatives from various | Character, and service. To qualif¥/ sn vorD—vifty members of bushy beards can be seen on the . | = ™ schools will summarize the services |* *Udert must have a B average | 4. iron Valley school district streets, along with feminine bon- . : and only 15 per cent of the class wtetesbe tau on sa e919 Get Polio Shots St. William Parish Set Waterford Ks (Stes ae Spiny ioned derbys. will ‘to Juniors elected are Bob Beck-| urday, “ty rae fnds tor the concn Af Poppleton School to Construct New Church prow’ tmectingn Shere, stuns | M84 Coie Cao, Tom Cob |r’ pincers At te ting Auxiliary members are sponsor-| TROY TOWNSHIP — Three doc-| WALLED LAKE — Construction | salmon-colored face brick, wil School Plans Serecally ay interview them |r cnovan, Bill Duckwitz, Kathleen pr aly ra ll aaa ing a turkey dinner at the local | ‘rs administered Salk polio vac-| is scheduled to begin immediately | free-standing laminated wood Dunne, Lester Ettinger, Lora Lee| ‘The high-flying views of the De- Legion ball from 1-3 p.m. Sunday. | ine inoculations to 519 children at|on the new church building for |@fches supporting a solid wood| .. : wale Ge Unite at tame Faulman, Lauralee Farnham, Bob | troit area will be staged at 9-30 Poppleton School Wednesday, and | St. William Parish. deck roof, finished in natural color.| Bids Not Yet Received | #!! be the University of Michi-| 110. ana art Howland. =p ights lemplar f | 2 minutes, pub mares | ing hove Damp jet, end indicate a/septs, one cn cach sife of the 0) oe | anne *] Langdon, Jo Latwinsikd, Delores Mrs. Theodore Phelan reported to-| 10-day completion date. sanctuary, These can be enlarged| Dedication Set May 25 of Detroit, Wayne Unt-| oo Sert Robin Mary| |Win Beach Group Sets ° day. Six nurses assisted the phy- at a later date if necessary by versity, Albion College, and Alma Perry, fo Hold Installation | siSin. match tha peeeeet chat meus, |femoving the cathedral glass| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The | College seein Sow Sat Sat ee Card Party Saturday ROMED — The None of the group “processed | tas the mew structure will seat | °° -to-ceiling end wall, and ex-| board of education last night gave| Other institutions participating weed Polly Skerritt, Jim Stark TWIN BEACH—The Women's Romeo Com-| were those who received Salk vac-| 959 Overflow facilities will be | ‘ding it. its approval to plans for two ele-| are Michigan State Normal Col- Shir. |Community Asen. of Twin Beach mandery of Knights Temp!ar/cine in last year’s test. Booster! svcuabie te mentary schools, to be placed at| lege, Central Michigan College of |! Stewart, Sue Tobin, and Shir- |... soring @ benefit card party, has announced the public installa-| inoculations will be ™ the choir balcony. | On either side of the main ley Wooden. given to this Ped Winding Drive in Elizabeth Lake Education, and Hilisdale College. to be held at 8 p.m. Saturday at tion for the 1955-56 Commandery | group on May 18, when the 519| The interior will be a warm, » space ts provided for per- | Estates, ‘and at Midland Drive The only senior added to the/the West Bloomfield Township year, at 8 p.m. today, according | treated today also will receive their ee ee near Eagle Lake. Also included in the program | society's rall was Bernice Ums| pan to Marshall A. Lock, recorder. | second injections. Fy t De eco for The plans are similar to those | fre General Motors Institute, Pon | cheid. Proceeds from the event will be Installing officer will be Charles | The third injections will be given pec velopment — boys. used for the elementary school cur- a Institute, Lawrence| An initiation and dinner honor-|useq for community improve- S. McIntyre, eminent grand junior in about seven months. . a) rhe contract provides for a mur. Cent Lake toad. bat, ther ‘nang | Feed Hospital Schoot of’ Nursing cre the high school wa, Tusedey: | ments. The public has been invited rarden Grand Command over the main altar Lake ery of the — ee ee d t Ba d Slat ‘IN Holly Changeover aaa ollerias umeuial Mai paeal been modified for the different | ‘™* four armed services, the Mich- shal wil! be Kenneth W. Hiden. |~OQG@t DAN es at the main entrance illustrating | School sites, igan National Guard, and the Mich- brand. P. C. of Monroe vice | (+ T sd HOLLY — Developments are ex-| scenes trom the life of the parish igan Assn, of Cosmetologists, chairman of the state member.| COnCert [ue CY | pected within a few days as to the | patron, St. William They were submitted by archi- | The program is planned by the ship committee successor to Village Manager An-|" architect for the — i tect Eugene Cleland of George | Guidance Department of the school They will be assistea ty cut.| At Rochester ders V. Hustvedt who was not re-| Charies D. Hannan, AIA, of F a + Se. with "Mrs. lsebel Beker and x ~¥- appointed by President Worth arm | Bids have yet to be taken on the | Charles Miles directing. Honor So- ped ag gt meine com | ot Rochester Junior High School Hitchcock at the time he named ciety students will act as hosts to ellucci.| of Rochester Junior High chool,| the other ive officers for | the Taking his place is Foyd W appointi the consultants. annual musical progr: Hitchcock 2 : to the public at 8 p.m. Tuesday. | of the village council’ have under, ig | Drayton Girls Win Directing the band will be Ward consideration a number of appli- Talent Show. P Bible Reading Contest | icia'in the High Steel gxmmact, | Cmts for the job. $c . hal J DRAYTON PLAINS —Seeium \nee oe a ee led by Legion dra Bougine and Marlynn| A two-part proyram will be fea | nontn agg Peano Me Se eee | Keasey placed first in their Fe | riding “The, Kerry. Dance,” {at office has not been decided. oe ee ee ae | Reading Chntex contusted br the | “Ceilito Lindo,” and “La Goloa-| : Eighteenth District annual party oath epope at the Conant, | érina.” ‘West Bloomfield and talent show to be held Satur | ty United Presbyterian Church. fove mpahan tn Oe een ee iT . day at the American Legion Post. Local winners will perticigate three numbers in the second part. | rattic Problems Rosell yvef-~telicy ry teppei May 15 at the Southficld Unites |Bake Sale ls Saturday |to Be Discussed Presbyterian Church. Presbyterial/ ROCHESTER — The Pilgrim | WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- | winners will participate in the , Daughters’ guild of the First Con- : ) Synod Conference, and these: win-|presntional ‘Church ls having a (ture toad ‘needs of the area will : 2 78 ners in turn, go to the national/bake sale beginning at 9 a.m. Sat-|°* ‘iscussed by traffic engineer finals at the Youth Conference at |urday at Webber's Cleaners. E. W. Campbell, at an 8 p.m. Lake Geneva, Wis., this summer. public meeting Tuesday at the Announce Engagement | County j Calendar qlee Present ill be, Township Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Zbikowski “paether end Ben” banquet ot the Thome roll Jr. announce the engagement of their | $8. Community Mall. beginning et 1 p= | The West Bloomfield League daughter, Patricia Groover, to Andre —Janiffe, of Clarenceville- | — 5, piorenee Tohremn eit open her | Meeting: The young couple have set their {Lee Barer Drive residence to the South- Meld Business and Professional Women's wedding month as June. Both are | clu, at 1:30 p.m. today. Pre-Season Openings aduates of F i The Bthel Boyd society of the United en oary armington High | preanrterian rterian, Church will meet at >=. Held at Walled Lake = WALLED LAKE — Pre-season www =ewSsw wwe wer wTwweowTewTewTweCwTeTVewrwTew ewe Vee to Indian Lore Group the 3 A. M.—Sunday 8 A.M.-Midnite | ,,tnoting Indian calture ena tem | meeting ot the group held at Seth | bisk ‘ Cosy Martinelli Invites ale | pr Rp BB ae : ENJOY DINING {om sot soe 't , NELLY’ {\ cose tenets tet > lading a: MARTINELLD'S §}scri= snerce orn sac. ; 138 South Woodward : its many amusements of every va- Janet N. Speas ‘ ee ee Ae ee eee Donald Brown. > Featuring Italian and 4 , : outboard boats, roller skating and : q American Foods 9 | an excellent baseball diamond. Exchange Vows TOTAL S@F. PE YS ROAST DUCK OR TURKEY Cay Weert Sell Lend LAKE ORION—Janet N. Speas PRICE MTG. COSTS LEG OF SPRING LAMB > ity Won an and Donald H. Brown were united 7 4 a ; 4 SSS eae tie unr Por | includes Arthur Smith, parent ; Springs the city counci ‘ 1s, | Brown i agreed to help the group find a| President; Mrs. Walter Parsons, of 2914 Stoney Creek Rd. location. . : Joseph Kishigo Sr., and his son, | P&8¢-_ Corresponding secretary;| A gray = with biue acces “Just Good 3 Mrs. Ralph Toles, recording sec-| sories was the bride’s choice joseph -Jr., before the * « for BETTY'S Food” cuunell en behaat of the group with , and Harold Hayes, treas-| the rites, and she carried a white iicoieieteteeenrenenreennnessininnemenimnmnetianmaeainaaenemaimnie neal LUNCHES — DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS |) comer of the city’s tourist park. “CARRY-OUT SERVICE they want to erect a building 226 S. Telegraph Rd., near Voorheis Fe 4-5300 || Uisplay of Indian MONTHLY Plus Taxes PAYMENTS ‘3 5” ee MODEL OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY 1 to 6 ON WALTON BLVD. ees JUST EAST OF OPDYKE Hy tei i § iH i HT : z i i : Be E i : Ff ! ate At z i il : f Fe al i z : pete? if Hi i a i : i e 2 th i ref Ht Adventure in | 5 E | ; z il ff i if "ne i i ih fi ae i aT, a PE ae wie RE 1 Pe OY ee Fe a ae eI We f | ! ; . a ae : yew) Ay A) \) | ‘ : (eee J ° | ; b\- | Pd THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 NICK HALIDAY Tee . he bs FOREMEN ) 7 SAD ; "Ogi 8 ty iy 1. haw Wii or I ? \ AREN'T YOU ASHAMED OF YOURSELF ? EL ‘ < THAT FLOOR DIXIE DUGAN By McEvoy and Strieber 1 Ss % SNUG AS A IN SL ia * < mn ee, i ~ 4 wey AY) By Jose Luis Salinas BROTHERS, LETS SHOW Hi HE CANT COME AROUND INTIMIOATIN’ US LAW- ABIOIN’ BRAGGOG! GET A ROPE! x. Wes WT s le ee by a Ta | Pe. COWENWA® 6 0s, soso eS peepee eng ae , ; No Matter What Without || (°°. DIAL FE 2-8181 Ask for the Want Ad Dept. ~~ ~ Xs * ‘ f } é / THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 ~ | : % am ae Wess : . $ : : E | a |Current Outlook Is Bright, Senate P: cl With but Few SmallClouds Road Measure S| , 2 ie } yt : bid j oy | 4 ae Additional eine ae ne Yak oa liens: 00 por ae oly smn Coleman Bill Providing Capacity i rsiasliger ee ee So aor ot the ~_ ae ome Additional $35 Million ceca ideas growing ther necks out & litle farther and Fight on down to cater pine—are Is Sent to House Sie canes whose predicting that times predicting year lh, ee how Saeey Oval tui On Mn. cod mayne teatld ren higher then inst by LANSING «—A second attempt : into mext year. around 10 per cent. wot s tan com is investing about $75,000,000 this At the same time the warning| Plans for new plant construction | jose was half way to success year, capping 10 years of exten- ce a. =r A gen tare wae Michigan Legis- sive postwar growth with its big- oe shinboem jumped highways from a 1% cent a gallon aps ques invested more * ¢ @ year. increase in the gasoline tax and an CES am execs to Spreading labor strife also wor- . s an average 10 per cent increase in moms tf thn. mam them 2200008 om : an pop eg we Bitter strikes plague some com-| *# seems to » Sav the state peop seep +h dardhaeypaie ya panies in the chemical, textile, tel- | 968 banks report increased depos- hsp oh eae pegarnt Lower Peninsula served by ephone, railroad and. electronics | its. Life insurance companies say pod dt torial. systema of feur- Consumers. fields. The threat of a work stop- | S#les are up 15 per cent over last) 0 1110) nicmways, mostly im =< We sald the company now pre- page still hangs over the booming nh desde toe er—if it| uthern and central Michigan vides service te more than 760,- auto and steel industries, coal Mi cy ne Bes where traffic counts show the 000 electric customers and about , . And the more glowing the re-| aouds , largest amount of travel. The oth- —— — — ek Fe os ons ee ee er 25 per cent would be divided electric reaches 1- | “THE SAME TO YOU" — Five-year‘old Bill Shepherd, of Evansville, | tongue esasea pects of still higher earnings, two-thirds to the counties and at him. The youngster was one of the s first visitors to more likely labor leaders may be te the cities for their 489 communities and townships, Ind returns the compliment to an impertinent burro sticking out its | his hometown Mesker Park Zoo. S end ie gas bese . Ay det Mediators to Hear — sweitird tw the it ‘ ts of the Detroit story - It includes a provision permit- wns no'vince seat Wheat Futures. | MARKETS | Stock Market ‘Safety Patrol | psi'tedar' in Parke-Davis Talks: srtix citi im Boys Selected |ers have from their dealers. Pro-| labor mediators will sit in next | DUuld more highways the first year i and 530 per cent thereafter, inaw Bay went into service. Con- e Produce } - . ' | duction : | schedules are for full) Tuesday on new contract negotia- pr eelin ae Slightly Lower DETROiT PRODUCE Mixed Active for 4-Day Trip |.steam ahead for weeks tq come. ‘| tions between Parke, Davis & Co The Senate also approved and DETROIT. April 23 (UP) — Wholesale ’ | Two Pontiac But for almost every new model | and CIO oil, chemical and atomic sent to the House a package of house two 156,250 kw units, is well Pruite: Delicious, tancy, 360 | safety patrol boys, five bills which sponsors said “will under way. Completion is slated) CHICAGO # — Wheat futures | 3%:,¥° ,1, 400-48 bu. spies, Jone- | David Doyon and Spencer Gray, | ‘#t takes to the highway, an old-| workers. a : : = Steele's Red, No 1, 3.75 bu NEW YORK (®—The Stock Mar- | have been ’| er, turned-in model ‘has gone onto| State mediators said last night give the children of Michigan « late in 1956 and in 1957 were slightly lower in early Board | Vegetabies: No 1, 3.00 dos i chosen to go to Wash- break hel t juvenile de- Asparagus, leet. was mained end active today |i Dc a used car lot. If the approach | that union and company officials and help fight j e Division Manager David H./of Trade dealings today on profit- | c>* Beets. Neo 1, 1.25-1.78 bu as ive y/| ington, D.C.. on a 4day, all- A l Carrots Ne 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. of the top driving season brings, have been bargaining unsuccess- | linquency. Gerhard of the company's South- | taking sales, but there was a good | Norseraaish. Not. 3.00-4.00 pk. Leeks, | In early dealings. eee Ce kai” Ae | the customers into the used car fully on a new pact for 2,000 em- The bills attempt te encourage east Division was chairman of the | demand at the lower prices. Ne 1, 160-138 S0ib beg: onions, cate,| Steels were higher while rail-|' Cub of Michigan. lots in volume, all will be well. | ployes since March 1. The current mamta teate oe tee meeting. A report on the annual! Weather in the Southwest con- | Xe | 4%) 40,24. es, onions. «ret. | roads and motors were lower and! Doyen, 14, 9885 Elisabeth Lake | Gasoline stocks are also sizably | Contract expires May 1. wayward and homeless children, meeting held April 12 in Portland, | tinued dry and unfavorable for the | 1.50-3.00 ‘%4-bu. Potatoes, No 1, 2.25-2.75 | aircrafts mixed Rd., and Gray, 15, 499 Colorado, i : | 50-Ib bag: potatoes. Ne 1, 4.26-5.25 100-Ib : | =e . larger than a year ago. This has Major issues in the talks are | instead of sending them te state Me.; was made by A. J. Mayotte, | winter wheat crop. Demand for | S82” WSR" Rethouse.'t | are pupils chosen from St. Fred . taney, 1.00 $-lb| Prices change narrowly for the | Fred- | sgarked gas price wars in a nUM- union demands for a guaranteed | institutions. secretary. cash wheat in Chicago continued | box: No 1. 66-75 5-lb box: rhubarb, hot- ‘eed| house, No 1, 90-125 doe behs Rutabegas | ™OSt part, but the outside limits| erick and Whittier schools by | ber of places across the land. Here,’ annual wage and a 10-cent hourly T ish this, the bil p { . | ered. ff acme be Splice wei, Saree tu’ roraw’ | Went to around 2 points in either | the Automobile Club te repre- | too, the approach of warm weather! wage increase win aa ume to pay a a Moo romo ed oo eal topped, No i, 1.80-3.00 bu. : ’ | direction. | sent Pontiac at the 19th AAA is awaited—and with confidence by e els c= expansion of eoustry offerings A munnber of large blocks were | °LUS0"0r ihe everail eftectivencce | five care Who Wok for about 8| ad yesterday its net earnings for| ow paid entirely by the counties cause ' bs : Ford Com due to the advance in prices yes- earners Sees oe of their schools’ safety programs. vo all the first three months of 1955 was| To discourage coupties from terday. Corn was lower on DETROIT. April 22 (AP)—-Eggs. fod.| ed U. 8. Steel 2,500 shares up = 832,063 equal to 58 cents a share. | «- ae aia aul cite ‘Sane re tee | Detrolt. eases” includes, federei-siaie | 1 at $6, Libby, McNeill & Libby | The boys, both safety captains ‘ wae ue dit “aia ee oo ‘ ’ , Me? . n ar period las’ Election of Charles F. Moore Jr. tionally with corn. Oates A Jumbo 48: large 42-43,| 5,000 up ‘4 at 22%, General Mo- | at their schools, will join 120 Michi- : $2.002 996 ay ain state. the bills require the as vice president of public rela- weighted average, 43; medium, 40; B. 5.000 u meen e a en ar éarnings were $2,002,996, counties to pay half the cost of tions, Ferd Motor Co. wes om Near the end of the first hour | large «0 ters off Joke gan patrol boys in Detroit, May 3, | | cents a share. children they commit to the boys’ mounced today by Emest R.| Wheat was % to % lower, May | ncium a, merge 90. C, large 38.| 0” wp % at 70%, | to board @ train for the capital.’ giocie! communication of Pon- | Sales of $28.865.972 compared vocational “school, girls’ training Breech; chairman of the board. $2.12%; corn was down % to %, | meee 38 " | and — Paicfic Plywood _ In Washington, they will meet | tiac Lodge No. 21, F. & A.M. Pri, | With $26,268,175 for the first three school and Michigan Children’s In- , = May a were * . "4 | erode ae gh ee en | Owe 33%. | government —— Wash- | Apr. 22, to — the MM degree. | Monthy of tast-year. | stitute. lower, y ; rye was %% to 1 | cases Foster Wheeler was up around imgton’s landmarks march Lodge opens at 5 p. m,, dinner at ; lower, May $1.01%: soybeans were | Sommereisily graded : va , down Constitution avenue with 30,-' 6:30 p. m. Irwin W. Mills, W. M ° ° ° | The program will cost the state | Ott % to 1%, May 42.50% and lard | meaien aft ing: arise (LA #4:| Doime On, Oe newt ie noser | 000 safety patrol boys trom the| Waav. PONtiac District | sx0.00 to make the change- A. ra ie. 40: 5 a . — eae tas ee 6-39. medium 35: large B. 4-38 — Both Iron Works gained | United States and Canada. ew ° ° Scout Officer s "he Sena a ° — a points. The two safety patrollers will N B f | | Also approved in the Senate an CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS . CHICAGO. April 22 \AP)—Butter trreg-| _G00d gainer included Bethlehem | return by train to Pontiac May 8. | 5 in brie jsent to the House was a bill re- Grain Pr e-e | ain Prices | pric “machen #01. wholesale buying Steel, Du Pont, Climax Molybden- — — | William Heltsley, 22, of 3861 Fler. quiring newspapers and other’ ad- CHICAGO GRATIN Be BS ast. be 8 Mas en | um, and 20th Century-Fox. * iman, Clarkston, pleaded innocent. John A. Riley was re-elected vertising media to include the : | CHICAGO, April 22 (AP) — Opening | °*F5 90 B 36; &@ C 545 | Ameer lene = an tle ical to a drunk driving charge yester- chairman and all other district "@™es Of sponsors in advertise- grap Bags tops ency steady: receipts 4 rs were Chrysler, | 1 sie Wheet Rve 29.451: wholesale ying prices un-| Douglas Aircraft, Boeing; Ana- | “s "| day when he appeared before Mu-/ officers retained at last night's | ments for or against constitutional | May 2134 May sme) ones SS ee: Se Mage wae | eon . . nicipal Judge Cecil McCallum and meeting of Pontiac District. Cline ®™endments or other public ballot July $% July . 103% per ¢ over A's 38: 69-00.9 per Copper. General Electric, oll on ac Sep . te Bep - Leeta | oS! x a a mired z jamogiume 2. 5: Southern Railway, and Pacific ng posted a $100 bond, pending trial ton Valley Boy Scout Council | issues. | Dee toss 200% Dee - LONG! Ke earvent sess & . | Western Oil. DETROIT & Wednesday. | Other district officers are Har-| The Senate confirmed Gov. Wil- | May ...o+o0. 3.00% May 2.53 | _DETROI ) — Independent old Wright, and William DeGrace, | liams’ appointments of former Su- July... oe. 147) July 28 United Mine Workers vote today | Pontiac Police today reported . H rR pr Col-| S88 =: ns Ey Sep Es a | Poultry New York Stocks |on a new contract to end an 82- | breakin of a tire store at 30 S. Cass —— sat ‘Glk Deck: Adams at Drapten Pinte & en held | _ Oats Jan ee BBE DETROIT POULTRY (Late Morning Quotations) jday strike at the suburban Wyan- | Ave. yesterday, but nothing had . i .6.0+ commissioner orrect Department executive jobs on newspapers and }—-4 an ae a, . 1288 DETROIT, April 22 (AP)—Prices paid | ,amiral = dees . 19 | dotte Chemical Corp. been determined stolen. — , George 2 — : Sep 68 = July |. .....13.18 | Bet pound. f.0.b. Detroit, for No 1 quality | am gti Pd... 32.8 Johns Man .. 87 | Ovis Gideomb headed the E Bovtes of Detett to | ee. Meee pouty eg to 10 om. o| m Tel & Tel, 18) 3 Jones Lo: 383 | heel wt beable bat Mrs, Lydia Tressler of 67 Tregent nicl the state Labor Mediation Board weary, name, 20-39: Nght type, 18 | Ag Teb...... Kelsey ++. 30.2 | reached after Board , Beery, broilers or fryers. 3 te 34 | am gine... 22.1 Kennecott 2225 | hour sehr Angee a St. today complained —— alsb ett ae enmions rag eigenen G. ary dy Picea Rocks. 33-34 Sis:°° : _— - : = Police that thieves stole tery) at large and 2% institutional —— ____ _____— S . 1S it L qrote, papplien chplt, oa taney, baaey Armee "Ot me Res Othe tae ae oe cee from‘ her auto last night while the Scekeitigin. Un-eit 1084) The walkout, called Jan. 30 on tive, discussed council activities : fits to per cent supply; trade slow on all classes Aveo Mfg... 8 Mine "a'-"1$3$| the expiration of the old contract Rummage sale the Esther group, | ’ 2 ag) bene public employes mow | ether than cows end utility snd com. Air Reduce -:. 30.8 Mont Ward... 182 id) * | Bethany Baptist Church, 9:30 Sat, | 294 Riley gave the district chair-| Good meome available at once for s under their own pension systems— | *"cil “cere ond Tench “noice fed STOCK AVERAGES aioe Lied ... 04 hier fo... 3 | mee 2500 production workers, Bin serner of Ones ond Wart | man’s report. | suppers. Renens washer whe qp covets except for firemen and policemen. | seers end yearlings sold mostly $0 cents | NEW YORK. April 22—Compiled by | Allied Ch |... 987 Motoron '’ as all but paralyzed the economy of | 5. St —Adv.| Riley, DeGrace and Don New-| Nstiona! Distributor of ston. Employes in each of the state, | mecdy,"sleughter hetfers stenay to. 30 | “oeiated Press Allied Sire... 383 (aguerela, ---- #8/ the city of Wyandotte. Workers | 7" * | man were ‘named official represen- | raced, “efmlery, evellebie. im, this municipal and teacher pention sys- ergs lowers cre, fal ematy g ret est. Ralls Uul. Stocks | Alle’ chat “7-14 Met "plac?---> 334| lost an estimated two million dol- sale, First Presbyter- | tatives to the council executive sad teaches, vou ace m 3 chenge ... =F — 7 +r —I To. 98. R... lars in jan W. Huron & Wayne. | Sogennees tems must still vote on whether | feeders steady: good to choice steers and 2234 1983 725 1659) um Ltd 92.5 Nat Cash BR... 43.6 m wages | board. Seventeen other scouters | %Wct Dusiners they want to combine their pro-| Zicice'ut Ms wully end semmordal enact”. Hat 12 Te 1884 | Bela Tima... tae Rat Gree... Ht) , The agreement raises wages on |9 & m Sats Ape Ui | were suggested for board seats. | Tus ts « tog vererage tem wim ne: grams with the federal system. | 1450-18-50: good ta choice fed heifers Month ago. 2178 1271 113 1602 | Bendix Av... ST) Nat Steel... f02/ an pour’ aay nom 5 tt cents | Rummage sale, Lake Orion : te bay’ as Company "wal isan eckeeied Hart, acting in the absence of | mercial 13.90- 18.00. utility and commer- A 1628 952 $0.3 1198 | Bat & Ob... 48.3 Mat Thee -.. Ie = hour, including a three-cent cost youth Center, Pri, April 22, 10 Man i — pore party necessary tools for operation. This ere cial cows 1200-14.08, with straight young : | Beth Steel . 142. NY Air Brk... 273/ of living increase. Average hourly | 4 §- sq 23.9 "til 12. an in Good Condition is an all-year-sround business. Become Gov. Williams, also signed bills | SOV, “ciuns on heifer orders at 14.86. | 1955 low ...... 203.1 1169 672 1488 | Boeing Air... 71.4 Cent . 418 > Sat. April’ 23, 9 a. m. linked with » chain of National to: | {a 3; utility and commercial bulls 13.80- | 1984 high 2219 123@ 683 1852) Bohn Alum.... 23. Nie M Pw.’ 33.4| ates will range from $1.80 in the | —Adv. After Auto Overtu wemnemven. mm . 16.50. cutters down to 11.00: good to | 1054 low 103.9 TT8 58.4 108.0 | Boud Strs 16.7 Nort & West. 55.6 lowest pay bracket to $2.71 in| -— _ Fix the compensation paid to | (03'S 'c"55 Sue co medium ‘sockets DETROIT STOCKS Bors'Warn., as Nor Pac... 303) the highest, | Rummage sale, Sat, April 23.8 Dayton A. Hinkle, 32, of 123 members of the State Board of | '5 09-19.08. | Calves salable 5. Today's (Hornblower & Weeks) ah go ves Ss pet mide ea | &. m. 98 W. Huron St., Soroptimist yore st whose auto overturned REQUIREMENTS: Osteopaths; Thareday recstgie up imoaprasty over | ures Siter Gectmal peente are cigeint’! Gren Balke... zi Ohio ow..... 72 MeLouth Steel Offering om. —AdV. | at Coolidge Rd. and Slouth Blvd. oe ne Sonbentiee Allow Class C (ii gb Ot 4 17-4] Burroughs .. 38.1 Otte Bier.) 08:3 Rummage sale at Grace Lotk- last night, was admitted to Pon-| $ west ic _ , glass) licensees in a newly tncor| Se shoe” Sna Meies "isis esis |Rememog Peacew’=) 37 23) SRR G2 Groat ot | Huge Block of Shares eran Church basement, 8. Gene-|tinc General Hospital with spine | se te ft care per, soe ovat : Ww ic ime Boe : reported porated municipalitity to continue | 26 50-20.90 sour im weet eos ‘commer. Midwest Abrasives 0 ae HE nos ee... & | DETROIT # — McLouth Steel a oom ep m_Ady condition ‘as . hairs ia ent in business until the next regular | sa 11 90740: sims 9.0 and seew | Wazoo Berews 1332) Seomal ge eo RarRe oa: 0" | Conp. today disclosed it is offering | "| “Oakland County sheriff's | Exed Someecmata, ip Nominal *No sale; bid and asked ——. - 914) 155,324 shares Williamson's Barber now depu- i> vour city shortly. §, ee eee ee eee a 4] tale in a registration fied with | Ocated at 613 Oenmun at Rr Bivd, €s quoted Hinkle as saying he — a mainly of shorn sisughter lambs: trade F “ Wt em ag Sy Paap B...... 55.1) the Secur Exct | Pree adv, | 0st control of his auto and rolled | money to ential wank 5 on Ciena choice to. prime. mostly choice shorn oreign Exchange Cert-teed..:: 282 philip sor’”. 40.1 | mission in if jal and ~— ili ! lambs 20.00-22.00, latter price sparinely 7 Ches & Oh .. 50 ; | . your friend@’s in needs lakes. shss Mondays Sys Mz, nei” iG | exthanee tates tnbow (Great Briain te | CRg™ chy’ .-” 4% Pier vias” 32./ _ cluded in the offering are 115,-| bail. Ph. FE §-0496 or MA 6-431. | ' lambs 17.00-20.00; cull te choice siaugh- | “° es ete seo til ftraly le or | esta Gee Rovids N | tor ewes 200-686 enna ne wo New reek open | Gite - . 84 Pure on : 7a | late Donald B. McLouth, founder Rummage sale. Central Methed- pics Now ras | 101.31% U8. cents, off 1/32 of a cent. Climax Mo ... 11.4 Rate Cp. ... 43.2 of the suburban Trenton firm, Mrs. | ist Church, Sat. 9 a.m. —Adv More Parking Space CMICAGO.. Apel! BY VAP) ve |g EUTope: Great Britain cpound) 92.79%, | Cluett Pee -.: 47 | Reg Howing 128 Marie Y. McLouth, his widow, is * bene one a amaze 33 1/1 ney cent; Great Britain 30 day Sem Peo . — Repud St) 85.5 | offering 39,699 shares , Rummage sale at the Grotto, GRAND RAPIDS W—This city | wee Oras es len tem Great Britain 60 day futures 2.16. 30/83, | Col Gas ..-.. 16.2 my Tee “32| The company recently completed | Hall, 128 W. Pike, Sat. 8 A. M is introducing a new street park- | 17 25. around (a double deck mostly Daca te wu we ae as oar pal a FE Belews hy .: 221! a 100 million. dollar i Ady. | , e ce C ’ a ing _— — iding hu 22-foot wane 2° grades oo a — = Beigium frase iZ o36 wachengrs: pent : an 4 * Jos — se | gram. The McLouth estate will Lets of good rummage and used ) parking spaces served by a single | bulk 240-260 ib 16.25-16.75; 270-310 Ib| changed: Germany (Western) (Deutsche |CODt Mot..... 124 & ne Mf 377 retain 40,000 shares. clothing, at the Bargain Box, 465 parking meter installation. Each | 100s ‘under ase" tn mostly 13.60-14.78; | matt’, 23.88 unchanged: Holland (guil- | Com OO $4 Seb AL RN. 82.4) 8. Woodward, Birmingham. MI o parking meter post will carry two | o tew chetes unter 205m te 16.00; | (lira) iste of a cent achenged: Por” Crue tl “1 Shell ON 3 oa Rails Say Carloadings 4-528 —Aav. Hours: fea ut Wed. & Sat. ' , meters. | clearance , pm me a a en | Curtiss War.. 222 Sinclair 0’. $43 > L The cars are parked bumper | Suimmie cate 1808; sable caivn| Grane! do sumenanend: Sviuwriand |S" Ee' nt geceny' vee.” $45/Up 1.6 Per Cont in Week | ,,Rammase sate. First Conerees-|| MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS to bumper but space is left om mostly 100 higher for two days, a gee. | MOrk, (Brone) 14.50, unchanged. C fats... Be Gee Te 1 ? y» 414 South Saginaw $e. Above each end of the two spaces to | need. sirius Mgh chsice S50 in Ca: | gigi, America: Argentine “(free) 1.0. | DOSE curs’ U5 Seeen’ "77": 953/, WASHINGTON W#—Carloadings | §:00 to 9:08 p.m. also on Satur- Phone FE 8-0456 Ocliend Thester allow them to fintuevic’ i and | choue 1135 t) Cenadion “steers Shoe, chaeged. Mexico Sn, Unchanged’ Vene- Rest ‘air i... 482 Std On a: 38 10,827 cars or 1.6 per | MY: dh dada out. e few sales commercaill and good = } ry Ey 17.80, un- | Best Kod.... 12 Std Oil Ind... 444) Cent last week over the preceding | Steers 17.00-22.00; @ few hgih com-/ changed. ; El Auto L.... 41.7 Std Oil NJ....1167|) week, the Association of Ameri- ‘ Parking meter space in the city ™ereial to choice heifers and mixed El & Mus In.. 41 Std Of] Or.... 45.4 R : generally provides for a 20-foot | {ight chnners deem te sao: auility ona ; ex be es eee: £,| oe today. clearance: Under the new plan | ®™mercial bulls 1475-1635; good to Erie’ RR! 3a Stude-Pack... 13, A total of 674,389 cars of reve- there would be a total of 44 ‘feet | SSimae ee” Geet end choice vente greemen earing Bx-Cell-O....' 493 Sua Ol... 712 /nue freight were loaded last week. between meter posts. | eraden 11 69-90.00. 0 a — | p ° Firestone": a — 2a - sie on an increase qrapeco Rnesenting length of newer model | rset vse tee ee Oe on €SS ay Hike gat Bek: BY ero Sus: Ba responding 1954 week, but a drop automobiles has made it neces- shorn and wooled ewes 6.00-5.75 ~ |Gen Pas...... 044 Thomp Pa .. 46 of 77,239 cars or 10.3 cent be- I'M REALLY sary for the city to re-study the | ary ali capaliremegig ) «ES eo. fan war 5 | tow the deretspenting 108 week. ize of street parking spaces, City | empti headed home for the weekend to - Transamer ... 41. Traftie Engineer Jerome b | Vets Ask Tax Ex ption day, close to final agreement on Gen Metres... as ine ne — for Men on Active Duty | liberalization of unemployment | Sen "fat':.:° Se} Ue caroiee’: s14| Defendant's Question | LANSING u-The board of] “Tr'Pumed ny beth chambers and | Suet os oe ait" air tin’ "| Error in , i islato |trustees of th i a peta ere Florida Legis r Goes beeen of the Republican War approved by the governor, the a Veto oP - 81] CHICOPEE, Mass. (UP) — Al- The new 1955 Cadillacs can be e rans of Michigan today recom- ‘ 624 it Pruit ... $42 the $300 in Red Each Month ended amendments would increase maxi- ‘| “gs Up Ges Im . 373/ bert. Maurer, 52, brought before best investment you wii! ever ‘ = that all persons on active | mum weekly benefits from $42 to Oe eo ... Bs . ; mak Cost no more to 1 _|duty im the armed be on | . 08 Rub ..... 4s | District Judge Daniel M, Keyes run, get more * ALLAHASSEE, Fia. (INS) jorces be ex-| g54 . on your trade and be ‘phos |emgt frem ince weekly for a worker with five ia be sas -:: Silom a« drunkenness charge, asked so much, much Florida State Senator Ted Cabot — m me tax payments. | dependents. : $3 OS meet’ pi'.se02| the jurist: “We're you ever under gall eg 4 with your driving } .. of Fort Lauderdale points out that ts aegis itor od Other unemployed family men + as os Te ..... 18 | | the influence of liquor?” get the details. . an poe are oon eat about $300 end tae -egeiner et- | who build up the necessary credits ‘Gs Warn B Pic ie. | The startled judge ordered Maur- B ms : more than he figured upon | erans stration services and | would receive increases of from +" WY Pup. %14| er committed for mental tests ; iy»... Call Dick Moore at Jerome when he ran for office. Havoring a minimum 8.2 increase | $1 to $12 weekly, depending on the =e one ee eS . ; ne? — “Serving in the- Legislature is|in wages.for postal employes. thei J . C3 ’ ‘“ . like getting married,” he moaned uss geo wee Gumed tol oe tried vainly to knock Wise 4 Ge i a . “People tell you what it’ is like—|an intensive recruiting campaign | down series Rupuisienn Wootworth 2a ee ‘ . ~ but you'can’t know what it is until |aimed at organizing a post in| amendments een rae : ng but there is no that you try it.” every Michigan county day } eo c. ceiaee ever operated in this : or | - “J ; =e , , ; * . ; « “ . ‘ ¥ ‘ ‘ ? ‘ . - /. > ee ie _— ae f ’ ¥ 4 ' - < oe 4.3 . Jeanate — ft wh Os ae ee pet 2 ey f . sd ; ' | + Tt Pee, ~ . a ee Pi 2 | :% - Be — « = ~ ~. ~ ~ - a I~ Q | saat ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 - , canvas “THIRTY-SEVEN © Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 7) Work Wanted Male _10| Building Supplies les_124\ _Noving & Trucking 19] Wid, Howsbold ode 27 WHRITtse re | $ PATCH PLAS. ARE YOU LIVING IN A BASE. MAN WITH TON S| aa” hs 2-058 nates re warren | Sil anance m 908 yy 4 ten _— cal : rn ‘to See SEE psec etme oy | Powis Bea BY as perce 2s | Sorin eauene. be abt = | 2 R ——= | o popreer erage | waar eaten tn 7y0% St PCL | te ae ot “ete all lengths. . you. Smif § WASHED FREE S870- | “oNtom, wrteckina en: ~ O'DELL CARTAGE | * 53 ORK GUARAR: } Mule ha 7 Or. | teenl tnd sSovine. ASHING WORK : Dally 6. WLLMAR mE Sc0e8 a ns ~ American V PART TIME JOB See Cob Fe ‘Piead tor eoooint erine ; dear for advencement in ' Work Want Mrs Walter Walsh Mrs Liovs|! BOX REPLIES tires lor thor, whe are. abs ee oh, fot se Helén Marshall, Mrs. James La- | At 10 tr ee EXPERIENCED. Snes. work for less money. Bram, Mrs. Edward Bensinger am. today APPL? PERSONNEL OFFICE | & = —— a3. a. = Mrs. Loris Dagostine and Prank || there were replies at Se Rocheck & | EXPERIENCED T ORDER iter clerh ; ACE TREE SERVICE REMOVAL. Puneral service will be the Pre | cee Co, ie a ces Bieady Depends Part time bookkeener ...... fig 7 WOMEN WANT Wal 1 Wasuixo trimming. Get our bid PE 27148 Fi pAintTine. P held Monday. April 25, at 10 am ss office in |. — | _torast 61 Desie Bey FREE DEPT a ALL TYPEs OF TRENCHING "Paper ‘removed Esumetes PE WTD. SMALL WORKING from 8. Vincent de Poul Church. § the following boxes: |. SALESMEN — Orig puners yoervisor Gh covonns 9" mK gemment. work Get our orices, , _ $4bi8 ; oF ne cP Eee Ld ry's Cemetery 4g w. — . » GIRI ny Wants | — _ oe ‘Have you Rind’ P -—— IE Milford. Recita e wil) give you tasters, train. IND Work sewing . alteration é YSNCHING YOUR SPR AINTING iscellaneous cekerie seen | nim n a | Se “| EXPERIENCED BOND EMPLOVIENT © Seeyniitine Gitar | ,A& BTRENCHING | "Ses gta SE a id . i" is mae | : } wal . Acmvseadiamaantnabietet aaa . Sivis Funeral ‘ome where Miss | | 0, 67, 8, 91, 92, 94, 95, ‘ |GOLORED WOMAN DESIRES DAY re ere’ ‘ue Pelé tle. | Exrenion INTERIOR pAiwT. | CCOO) PT. WiD® geome Be ped wid nae: 28 decorating. PE 5-2800. power mower H P Suites, M Marshall be seen. | 0 ne, a0. acobson Stenographers | S| TED’ S ork of soy kind. PE 9 toet | avis vis ROTO. THLING “GARDENS | git cat secerating TE tie on 28 PRATT, APRIL i066, MRS PA- cones es oases = RADIO OPERATOR'S LICENSE. tricia Ana. : COLORED GIRL DEST _.+08 _ plaster repair, PE 70832. age 30; beloved wip FE Motor Sales “Work. References - baie ‘bay ALL MAKES OF POUNTAIN PENS | PAINTING aD WALLPAPER | Proneon Se ee Pratt beloved daughter of James! Help Wanted Male 6 Phineetd Stee eee NEEDS oe WOMAN WOULD gi cur store “Seaeral Prin’ “b +55 Cae ee is ‘ 3 mother | ~~~ EMPLOY - tn convalescent bome er mo- | WANTED TV AND RADIO SERV- Marte and James er ment. Must be stead “ts Needed PE 20346. vy Co. iT a ww 8 — war woes coca sister of Mrs. AUTO SALESMEN iy Gresham ‘Cleaners. 605 _ DINING ROOM WAFERESSTS, DAY Work x OR OFFICE CLEAN- fo 6 Fone telat er aye Be Hf Washing | Dust be peed. Lon end James Beri bMcPeak Puncrai| Wanted, 4 top automobile saies- at. SR oitwee PPLIANCE SER Dicies, oe oenk, See Se a on6 Saas ae See verse! men to Se SALES AILABLE. Y WORK LAUNDRY On IRON- We service a makes of refriner cat all - Apr Sord et 10: om. ot Christ | War car, . Must have | acew direct APPLY IN PERSON . PE 23-6643. ators. washers, redice. cleaners, ainting ashing Money Wanted 28A Que in Detrott with | %™* experience in automodile nae oth + Ba ge permanent. 5¢ be © Ps Extentences STENO PART | coe types of a ave VE Dacai Free estimates. $2211. —~— + her. BD ne Mw field wo tain you ctharete Wel oan sans planned presen pp Y 9AM to3 PM _ time, FE 5-1490. : atest ¥ 21/5, PER HANC AINTING, | LIKE TO CONT ace PRIVATE Cemeter 5 Detrett, rs Prats ‘notice ees fe insurance ee ET ny p a __ -_ a 7 eee A ® Rochester, OL” 1-4368. “Fal Sting ER SE _ceat._ Bow “T,” Peotine. Pre press, Fee pee ee eees| eee, Rese fee] Seamer, © PONTIAC TED'S Bioect? rexcuen —pegnes Mecterrer awake Goesmens | Hue Reema Fe coe. | Hr "tare tne or ¢ sro Ave., Detroit, Priday sfter.| tect Bud Ghettion. Gales ge sr Bn un- | Work a» companion oF light bouse- Pree esi. 90 ob “oe sonable. | SateriwG, WALL WASHING, WIN. | Party dorrow 96.600 of @ percent, Reon Reeitstion of the comes | Matthews - Hargreaves alle A i anna = Bg one MOTOR WOODWARD AT @°TARE LK RD. | ott’ PE 2-8208 _. GEMENT WORK, tion FE Pies _ dow cleaning. PE 56-5135. Foe OO ——— wil 0:15 pm. at the Fu-| FE 5-416! | t ven js vous ome OF gine - fe FOP UNDERORADUATES AND ing. foundations, driveways. vew WALL WASHING AND PAINTING WOULD LIKE TO BORROW 04.004. ome Punere! srrange ~ = —— Ca! between 11 and 3 daily | j 1" al O ee ee licensed ‘practical purses FE Crimneys and repair chimne Ex ed 2304 Devandale FE on my home. op & land contrac Leke. a Punera| Home AL TO | AINT FR be a resume Rt 3. Walled DIVISION r — pportunity 3-8492 tops Free estimates PE 7 908) ta —_™ Ss SEree_ ie. Collision Shop. E ot ake John Kish MA ¢32%4 | ore woman with nice personal. 'RONINGE DONE IN THE HOME or PE 71-8931 WOMEN Ws jASHING. Bontiae Auto Bess gy. SINGLE MAN TO WoRK ON Personnel Dept | ity ng tar. One who can wort } PE 5160 ‘ ORY WALL BY Wa MACHINE FRI FREE | —painting, on pause or OR 30004 Wanted to Rent 29 farm, experienced with dairy and i ick Se Gam ue tok ae as inONINOS EXCELLENT 1 DAY estimate No too big or PAINTING PAPERHANGING PRAAL AAAAAAEOLLDP LD INDEX | caepesscbe —¥GUNG MARRIED | modern machinery. No drinkers a . ~.- > ie much 8» $100 service PE 51471 _small_ PE eae WALLS CLEANED | BY MAY“1ST. MAJOR OTL CoM ro For inervew PE SO.” cor ; MA S083). PONTIAC MICH. NO INVESTMENT MIMEOGRAPHINO TYPING. SEC: rr 5-062 oot a Lustig | cc Fh >ree eg ye EO -- . a we te eee |_ rete service. EM }-2842 ustig cessories . AMBITIOUS MAN | 2 B#AL ESTATE saLesMEn NO CANVASSING _ | WORSE AVAILABLE CALL APT. EXPERT TAEE TROOMNOG & RE | ~- ‘hotes & Acce 21} — Pontiac Press, WANTED AT ONCE! 7 er 7 pm. FE 23119 moval Ph FE 46-6563 OR | —_—— ; GIRL On On WOMAN TO” Do ‘owt NO PARTY | eosin waite Gav wou | >a “ 34.3% SPEED GRAPHIC. Like | EMPLOYED bd re bnew. 66728. je O’NEIL, Reaktor Lave Pee DEMONSTRATIONS | g°t beet 7S 8 ein: Electric—Sewers Cleaned | — "Physiotherapy 21A| income West side. FE 68100 of Ft FE 2ne or regina’? | department” Re sroeriesce neces | NOs COLLECTING SPE cae Oe STP) hare: chomicaly trve-ed st so | ~~ | SMPLOVED WIDOLEAGED GOO ; Pontise Laundry. NO DELIVERIES | WASHINGS AND IRONINGS DONE | ,¢#tr® cost. SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY.| pie would like room ROUGH CARPENTER. EXPERT " Rd ip my home OR }1014 -Re Sew toot techaique. 72 Eim| fishea dk a enced only. To work ie Rocheste bester P. WAITRESS Par new all MI 6.2306 ve- | WoOLD Like KiTe woRk Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners is Bm eden. | a os oo rE ome _OLive 14474 after 6 p.m. Apply im person. Dixie Drive In. | WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE. | ¥ FE ¢-4752 “APTER «30 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- Television Service Led Py gg Rtg axes Soe pa Tees | Sere. White, clean good | P.M my, ©, rewinding e. “| PEssi ; future J Physically anted | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. | ook. No children. Stay nights. » PE +38! ||| COPENHAVER’S RADIO & ‘ . a ees rE sein! 1011 W. Huron. full time peas M4 m4 Mon Sundays vor lholiagys. Disie _FE_3-5221 vorwere ° one ' aimee ped eke Se bee. | — CHATRE HOSPITAL revair is ot hy Night aw | _——— covrLE 3 = YN TS - : —_— Exp Phase ot nen s Wasninecs AND 5aY OR wiG# a | about June Prefer “ee vera “tO SALESMAN Ermermse eens otters TREN ag Ae SSS | chee gweer meno mernes OPE Sipeirg poe | Soap Oe te Tet AT ax Experienced man over 3% with . between 1612 a. m. 8 North | YOUNG GIRL. 20 NEEDS WORK saws. etc sharpened & repaired. M Pe sTRAKA het NYS (3) TRAVEL | _car. PE sais FITTER | _Telegraph Rao ; |” Experienced im typing. counter 24 hour service. AM work guar-| QUARANTEED TV REPAIR fm ANY | | and resorts with group ' Sw Tf HM ANA +s ’ WOMAN Live IN. Licur work at cleaners. switchboard. anteed Free pickup and delivery. | MAKE. PE¢06 CONDON’S RELIABLE a = - MAN . Bufiding Service... 12 | cvertee weekly. Traiming. C APPLY} SEWE ine snd care ‘of infant Taitrees, grocery ore. MArtei G6 Lucole. PE 94 | RADIO @ TV. 137 8. PARKE 8T.| jourekecping apartment so rtation } : ——————E —s y N } Bentins Sepaton 00000 iaa| Seeerrtegs, Macesinay. tte. | CENERAL YARD MAS. | R SH. cae eps T° voowo ome wa wanre work "Compo «toe We ener on _ Typewriter Service 2A) icteea, TY SS Beokkeeving & Taxes ........ Harris. Hotel Roosevelt. . TER, GT.R.R., JOHN-| We wane Rc. EXPERIENCED of aay kind. FE 56126 Ext 343 3-6830 ae ose oe iS pova, 17 Ye PULL TIM 1 ’ > VAR ry sc teacher for fall | PAINTING INTERIOR DECORAT TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA- =~. Ms. Poot Specialist CU sa | lawn cutting, 2163 Jones 2 { ont SON AVE. YARD OF- term. 5 haif days a week. Excei- Building Service 12 ing. years exp. Reas EM _ chine repairing Expert work > y eEDROOM Pp Lina Le . a. _Pemmec ciepett. FICE. | Sapertenses tm ei! types of wom- ‘cal PES a. Working conditions. WW | pty oo 2 ta ——— Su> oR 3.8273. 6B CARPENTERS | ‘ “Gay “Wb Dour weer’ inctudes 2 | WOMAN OR GIRL WANTED ror (41 CUSTOM CARPENTERS Paice’ “FRENCHING SERVICE. | TYPEWRITERS RENTED | "Soren "eaterashed Tite 3 , 9 N. Telegraph Re. : enings | Bight househeoping end care of 2 —nORen end finish EM > lines, septic tanks installed. FE | —Mit< Mitchell's ‘9 123 N, segue B nace emo gay — 4 eae CONTACT Man, PakT TIME. TRUCK Employes, benetite le elude dix children More for home wap A-l DRIVEWAY AND Sacer 5-821. or PE 5-T706 | U erin we on. set oy 8] Set cepell toot 8 ete show. mugs grunt, boeptiataaton, peid ‘race: | wages MY $a ener 3a. werk, eatin Sa cad gual | 7 ASTERINO, WEW AND REPAIR | ____ Upholsttering 23 saute v= 5 REP LiEs CONE. DRIVE y end sharing WAITRESS. APPLY oo 8. BLVD. '™ ‘St Seon ON" end quelk | _Cori_ Bustos, PE 69008 ___ | {THOMAS UPROLSTERING | WANTED BOARD AND ROOM ON ‘Bi wad 39 Postiac Press RS . East Avolv ip verson. Beaumans —'! TF PLASTERING & REPAIR WORK. | 8 TELEORAPH PE Sessg| ‘arm sround for grade ih | “Aime Miek? shift. Company” paid ; _ | Reet — ss —oemeaat| oy ART SWOBODA | Don Meyers EM 3668. @ BED | fon Wrie PO Bor tit Pom | tee apy in wwe! § EXpDerienced tee | Rousewons. | GENERAL | cabtncts, tormicn wpe, edditene | TREE TRIMMING. REMOVAL. 3 Your mrterial PRS, | lise. Mich. seassceesesenes | CAB DRIVERS. 2% OR OLDER Inkieman S corseaitngs_ Wi temiiy | Ae enaS LICENSED BOTL = THEE TRAIMING AND REMOV- Deedie Pm bine oe | ae es cee ote ee ee | Steady and cart time Comoeny Driveway, tow bar, and | TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER ee Te | rr ee bi AND REMOY. | arene foom house pear city bus. insurance, and mileace “nat, AP Tee WANTED: STENOORAPHER | (5 —Tayino SASEMENTS al Vree cctimete. VE 36018. FE ut | _reterences. PE 2-9487. .20| Segue, Sento G00 Couhesd Lake. sa e and individual typist. Must be iia short: BLOCK | TAYINO, SASEMENTS __ 0 43% 1 Cooley Lake Rd 4 | 2 8 ken | _ tractor brokers for over-| GESERAL BOUSRWORE, wus? insurance | and leverance “pay.|~ Bb C BUILDERS | me. “Gndectrable treep owt Cows. | Lost & Found a3| Wane 2 eee oe ! — — edn perriea, the-road driving. Good} _lve.m FE tose = Frontend Mg Egy BS an | ogy 2.ceee. LI 5-264 Acentens, | Sa pable. PE ¢633) 00 Ann Anny | aren for occupancy ghout May 1. » wc my heaith experienced | im repair working conditions. Sen. | WB%, "QR, GENERAL OFAC Urns Bes“, Pealioc Press| tors, PRA terms | cae, _ pasven 2 DOORS | att eee pan ep em Bigg lag as yo ‘eo an 586 South Blvd. East | Sewemai Tat hover WORK LAE oe. wpetely ter shart order wert. ap CONCKETE BROKEN BY HOUR | mu 5 +5 | 2m SOs. = FAST ACTION! t : Dersoa. or Pree estimates. FE 23-0077 . . - | Lost PURSE PLEA LJ FE Mich five ts. 7 dave off Grranced 635 ; : _ | @anPEneER WoRR caBiwmre | _F™ _saréene FE i907. _| _ turp_elneses. Reward PE 3000. | feve ine. eas a caer Gast : | WANTED STOCK BOY WITH | MA 6405s. WA RON HOTEL stairs. alterations & garages. FE GARDEN ROTO TILLING. FE | LOST: LADY'S BENRUS WATCH | gy ee nm Wet Louis Spadafore Mkt. | HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN 6 _ +0722. __ 32-6920. 315 E. Wilson. White gold. Vicinit ¢ aga ASK = Me ti we bens AND —WAGHIWINTS days, $20 white FE $0029. \ =uEny WORK ALL EINDS. | GARDEN PLOWING " grooxp | Gepost. Rewasd._7" =| : = FOR OTHER. | Reas 2-240. Clarkston ang Pootise, MA 55031 LOST YELLOW BOW BO contract. z. bands Flint Toot and Mfg Co. ; CEMENT WORK. *eLock F LAYING. | GARDEN 1 wa bey grey trim, seats En ts “bird” to see 43 W. ATTRESS "| gtti_tadier_ ot toly, Mich. "~ | wages. T cnna. t0, om sani | WOMAN FOR KITCH- | “Satements end arivewaye, Wore | sround Pootine FE ote, | sa Guna Lone OR” 340 ee : a a NY r free ; w_ FO “¥ Vaal dary ag, my. HOUSEKEEPER ror COUNTRY EN WQRK, SALADS. | DR 3-9408. = = Tete sie PLOWING AND DISC- Fost youn PET? , WANT TO | WE HAVE . ce. and | PS Y oe oe = —— = 4 home? 5-0200. Bestgee eeegs Pr. wg cm Short ee | See ae nates sae | Ghiares hme ge ere | MOREY GOLF AND OiestloNpeanice fire | Oeeres Fm PLOWING FON Micha atoma cee. Lear pp ies of mepeging comet WANTED: SALESMAN TO SELL on telephone and able to work COUNTRY CLUB, 2280) _EM 3-3383 Sinbdu PLOWS Saab Lawn | LOST: A warr MALE SPITZ | At our diepesal to bese pew or : ynew fvision. Thurs J " CEMENT 18 OUR GPECIALTY ¥ . ra eee secceceess 81 HOMA {ADE F SHOP| av pelicners Preleste'teraunea| Fit. of week, Pa Mets | UNION\LAKE RD.,| “Poors, enmenm EM 3480. | oe oe WARD. PE $9835 sie ot sae = end. Contrarian”... 22 Ad | eB, ooatage | _ Gass, Soult FS Mi Sah | ore “Tare OFF COMMERCE RD. @istom butane Fa 7r| ‘iomestutocane | Hobbles & Supplies 244 | —- 49 ee On 82481. WANTED GENERAL STATION MO ae ARLe ie TaarEtY op | qpaseee_™ FE een. cn ba Pe an vou BUY Ir WELL INSURE If a person, Marathon 6225 _ fii in downtown | NTR ae ART OF CAKE DECORA ; . rr ccotetecnennene: BB Beatin alos = = gic SS ee wares.” dome sreperience | CARPENTER © ORK ALTERA- orading. i Cay . y hy CP teeeee | FILLING WANTED MAN TO TEND BAR CADY FOR PLAIN SEWING. PRI- For sppolstmest chil, Mr Eiert, | __buiiding. Olive Pies. — tnfotinetion: Fecline Press. box 3 ; Sew owe Sess Tare “Secsemes "akeeey's | CADGME’ POLL “A PARE WOE | pa en = Laundry Service 18 4&5 PACEMAKER CROWN ORA-| Por Bale Miscellaneous ........ 60 Golf « Country Chub 3380 Union to demonstrate and sell plastics Help Wanted 8 : omnes. | phic with 13 mm £41 Wolles- |. REALTY CO. Rms pace Bot Voursett re 8 Lake Rd: Off Commerce Re; He a oe FLOOR CAVING. BANDING AND | CYarnsi™e WYLOw @ alt, tea. we lete: Witte eyeenronioed renee ser ‘ane Exchange _Wleghose ae Cee rENGED | KITCHEN HELP. = eee) oe . expertly finished m latest and =: ¥ wis ures Pa PE stom ~4 ag semen ATTENDANT WOOL PRESSER Salary guaranteed. Excellent op} $08 LITTLE | DUTCH TREAT, —e To 113 West eauipment. Catton reas, rues, a sizes. ee eh ogee ood SS Eee Wanted for | Bet cutaoms, Wigr| Meer eke mag pomag ore Par gr [aac eames ah ee ce oat Te | Matte Sian ee | “Eade aS Accommodations .....65A midnight shift : =e Tioen ene. MOeEKEEPrR hight dedvery. Pull or time butla ee er FE $4004. Sew sCRABBLE SETS 6. PAINT for best and of- Send A cee # : We colin. uilder. Al types of carpenter LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- | a | & —. cod, Coal & Puch ..c.ccscse.: “ Must have Help Wanted Female 7, {rte care of | schoo! eng. end, i Augty Reem \'6. Love | wort, reefing. sid ing. term via- (a r Fetes, Pome to hin BACKENOTC a dope “*! _ ce . Trees, Shrubs ........-+- . asian oe oO} . = Phone ene tence. > paste, Tes. Cheuk ....-.---- ~ experience ! payne Bhs Sher see . Ure REAL ESTATE GALES “| {tons “Vielstions “corrected. Im-{ SOR PAMILY LAUNDRY GGRV-' Gn UY FRAbe = icholie wat Boge trates Bearded ........ 7 ine Pees Soca. «ae ee DDLEAGTD WOMAN TO CARE i _ ferred ve bie. ery bt 7 hae cenvice | ‘2,00 Pentioc Loandey. FE| sopair « msreg ont [ — | 22.7 TELEGRAPH-MAPLE | [me use of car re essary Ett | for home and answer business | RETIRED CC FE 2-825 Q 32-8101. | ment lesale retatt deat. | IMMEDIATE PARM MER CTA -LEG MAPL que fae SS gan semen, | uae. feore tor beme tee | E> umtern TO ARE | 0 E Pike Bre. On vast: : : | ers for Kodak S"hasco, Whole. (and coutrach or equi tm yout Bor Peed... p24 SUNOCO SERVICE $271) Betw~ © an 1% _ wages, PE 32-4829. ” rent. Write Basen ELECTRICAL INO 7% La , 18A) —y viet * Pet sale Livestock... SeACeT Paha wwe _ | SARIS ~ OVEN 3s. aon ae RIC By indscaping = =18A_ Pita SER 1088 Ww. K. L. Templeton, Realtor nated t a. ensed 7 licen enomannng —FE $6753. 0s 333 Orchard Lake R4. PE 44563 7 PLOOR SANDINO. LAYING, } Fin.| BILL & JOE'S LANDSCAPING | Noti on OF _. 63 a Gardner Also ts rk otices & Personals 25 CasH LAND — Peer li— i on one | eee | vanweit wae Disie Her. aa EXCAVATING DRAG Line BULL [NE GRADING | _AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. SA IORTGAGES ag m Pre Woodward, 1 Ra. Toth TResuonghie, Dark. On | sod beck filme OL SONI | SOWn aay Sed WH See | ow tat GA ee “1 i bufding. y : RY wHo hts, Dan's _™_vrs_exp Bonded. E 69438, Rr TR} Rent amas coveedeceace % FULL TIME FIREMAN & CARE- San MAID STEADY — NIGHTS ake money Murrey | has retired end woula like GENERAL CONTRACTORS REsi- | ae ee yen FL AUDIVOX HEARING AID. RM. 10, Of, cere win 1 r-y—~ from a he: se ececncceceose S| ae baat bull an ust have . White, 207 . . 7 earn some dential aad commercial. See | clean-up. FE 23-8712. 101 N ¥. appraise! or pastes. 8) i loys pee toe Pts Sai, eres yO Sg PORCARNG whee | “a amend eMare O HET | peanabs teow tt 8 a soe | PARM HAND. Snes. 3 ADULTS. NO aa "Fes | timates. PE 5-022 6 to 9 Vernon Vie. Phone 28734. Coates Seely IS = gp | cnet Preaem 29000 vy Live tm Call after Col up Gnill Men’ foth o a AEPAIR. “GRADING AND YARD LEVELING Coahécutinl. Teo Saiveten Army, ye ¢es3) Eve os yng BL gg 5:00. FE 3581 —_ brick, stone a work. | Aerotred Knapp hoes Ww Real te 32A ° care hourses. an work. é anted Esta ee oa et hk $8, | M ‘cise = Detween 2 ond“ Stenographers Wanted oD a ROTO-TILLER Kose ees caziomere Yrom te WANTED LISTINGS. LAND CON- For sed 50; Quises Ride Mabie W. specialty PE 357%. | Landscanin ot_ Aree: Sue ; tee MORE | ae eee a = OLD WAVE SPECIAL 0480 CON- we oe oon Mile R4. between Lahser & Tele- “nd Salary Rate $2613 to $2873 |? Stef full time real estate salto | Gana ROOP 6, ALL Aterte Bs <* wed 2274 GOLD WAVE 7 sO eve re a Ft fable "Pauly Good Pood Ua, 18 pagel | "inga Hn iote. J. A Mogae, 283 / Tower Straits Landscape Fein SP) TSN’T IT LOGICAL? GaB DRIVERS. 3 OR OLDER Typists Pua an « a = IOUCE S COMPLETE LAWN . MAINTEN- | 00 WEDDNC INVITATIONS, $7.80 | 1 vow live in the Waterford Drav. Steady and part time Company SE RAISING Se or ete cide satding & | ——ze-led_negkine ~ bast serve, | Shp eseen te Bot your “4 tmsurance and mileage Prefer licensed salesmen. ral building excavating. ete.| OF ™ oun = 4 ~ —# rd . seed = | with « firm that concentrates —_ Lake. | Salary Rate $2509 to $2769 WM. H Or. sana FEY parce gi yg ~ tend: | KNAPP SHOES | Selling euclusively ta your, area? : ul LAY . PE 4-8450 ; tes EM 3. 2071 | R. Efisworth AREER GIRLS KENNEDY SODDING | Sanrey erat pod stp Pins | WI ITE We Ps Se — vagy | —_ Eeccieat ssinensk: iow Pield grown, cut thick, delivered ee FE 23-6014 03 Mark | aie sear | ea aie ee REALTOR or pick op ch 313 B Bivd., North, | HAVE CLEAN GARMENTS AS) Wergnce"piome'and cther | 201 W. Wurm PE 43000) 50." TIP TOP COMPANY EXPERT | (7,.2° Sr ‘pick hem ap | BROS Ddenefits. : rs jJOs.. FLEMING, PLOOR TayY- servie 4 om @ay. } : Instructions 9|“ing| sanding. fintshing. 168 Bdi-|_¢steen — " a ten Sl ec IC i Ph. PE 2-4408. — tm ws rr eoonincaen Ppens Pd: ben wot to 8 SIMPLIFIED. iN AVA : j : 3 ey ee ee sae GIY, ALEITARTR| Moving & Tracking, 19) Boatexade, (rise FOR GEE W(AHAN HAS BUYERS Midwest al ent PIANO, LESSONS. BEGINNERS RING AND PATCHING | 44-1 MOVINO. TRUCKING mon | CoBvery_FR_ +0008. ae Bg pe tos PONTIAG, STATE, BANK Bp. Ma &-1548. PLASTERINO AND, | PATCHING | Af) Oia “delivery, Good service ot IN DEAR “DREAD™ DAYS DAYS Be | Ths demand is vat Our sales errata Monday April 28 Work Wanted Male 10 end evarenteed. PE 2-686, FE aon rates. FE 41603 eny- Bog By og Bd Your, Nating will coreal 4g Monday, / ~s - 's a *| ' anit Seer emeeg | are egseneree| LC CRINGE, ue eggs) Be OE é . oe . T WORK FREE " ‘ if Ue Se am Scene reer | (eet ey retcee | Sear oe at in | Sie eee -0402. | ice. Low rates_ ’ j . APTER THis DAT ° AT NEW HOMES BUILT | kates. RyBBiSA— CLEAR OP apes, jase. wil wet be re png We also build additions and make Th Ko — ciber whan smyseit rou BUY If WELL Ps J / OAKLAND €LHEANED AND ashes ale. all ings ot Ran Pontiac, a! STONE Sanita cl eirces| MAHAN 4-51. for debts we an paee* CO. m2 ” ss nana ; Norman ee oer Sac Woormets Rd. Mothers w Trucks to Rent Tino RQUIPMENT aR, es YOUR PROPOSI.-|_benme_on 2400 peoreed i me Fag d TION'S QUICKLY : . Industri Tractor Co, ‘ tri Ted == ig Seniesa eee ee ee We tee. i ie ie ig 6c* 9 Se a s , i a : ; } + / fs / . 42 Kg HOE oo! t Li. ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY; APRIL 22,-1955 , ge Sage | Rent"Apts, Furnished 33] Land Contracts UL M, JONES REAL ESTATE COMPLETE Real Estate Service WILL BUY List we LAKE _ F. MeKINNEY Office 8800 Com Ra ea LISTINGS WANTED ttn he business and commercial Roy Knauf, Realtor 2% _W. Buroo PE 23-7421 THE TIME IS RIPE We are DEL-RIO APTS = 7 R. J. VALUET, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave. PE 5-0693 Co-operative Real Estate Service Five room newly decorated base i | siege | pa ge 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE LaSalle =| HOTEL AUBURIN bebe | UBI Apartments. HOTEL ROOSEVELT NEWLY ae ROOMS $10 WITH BATH $15 AND UP SERVICE TOWN 128 TORON BOTH CLEAN WODERH rooms by day or wk. - Rent Stores 1900 TO 3750 8Q. FT. 3} ROOMS. NO NIGHT SHIFT, NO } ROOM BASEMENT PAT. FURN. No children. FE 56782. 3 ROOM APT. 126 N. SHORE DR | _Lake Orion Bess 3 ROOM UPPER. ALL UTILITIES. | bath and entrance Lakefront, | $75 8768 Arlington Rd. Pontiac | _ Lake ae a ; 4 ROOMS FURNISHED ON BUS _line. FE 43406 APT FOR WOMEN. CHILDREN ~ 5-6340. | NEAR _Sllowed. FE ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE 3 ROOMS | & bath Square Lake. FE 44-3369. COUPLE ONLY PRIVATE EN- trance. Over Dr. Curson’s Clinic, 187 W. Huron ee aes SMALL APARTMENT. ‘MIDDLE _esed_ women FE ¢24 8 8 = SUB"RBAN MODERN APART- ment Heated For couple 875 a montt. 105‘ Iva Walled Lake ee a! Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 es 3 ROOMS AND BATH, HEA upper, on bus line town. Adults vcreferred. $55. FE 64807 _ | 2 children HEMPSTEAD - | re 400% _Dine Pie Senta | After 4 p.m. PE 5-7910. WANT TO SELL YOUR Myers Real Estate, 3 ROOM HEATED APT CONSIST- | Z ~ hi aietr +0587 a tenant. FE 30 | m0! is FINISHED ON EXTER. rE . | tor $3.000 cash of $3600 terms. TED | —*# down FE ¢8004 —— near down BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 1 attractive, 6 rms, 1 basement, many extras. . rE ¢ Z| $25. DOWN - 2 large 2 acre parcels, 100 ft. road located PHONE PE ¢-1157 or PE 3 . garage. Apply after ¢ p.m. Best Buys Today -|OF MAJOR INTEREST p the people. a. The PREFERRED WAY own and rent. The saded meome helps ton Oe pen 2S eees: beth apt. which is = rented, and there is a = down-payment is CITY DWELLERS This home ts for the prope ng am Bo Bg 8 Close to buses, stores and schools it is a two bed home room for re expansion. liv- im room. ee ative “ands one ear ge rage 62.000 down. WEEKEND DECORATORS work, A very > Kitchen that ts completely modern. promptness in accepting invitations for dinner dates!” ___ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 3 bedroom starter home, built on jot. :| "GOODELL REALTY 3200 FURNISHED 3 ROOM MODERN, age. Asply after 6 P.M. 125 e BY OWNER n tae | > Zz - res] 7A e poe} [e) = ie | wn rc i sf | f i ft re] 5 4 4 = A 4 iy S* Ff Wittams Lake Road MSs OR 31235 - After 8 call OR } CONTEMPORARY HOME pre atte Bes a latent ale Soe rumpus and TV room 31 ft. long Attached ga: Located ras ae Dorothy Snyder Lavender 3140 W. Huron FE 34411 of EM 33303 ALIZED BY PALMER — OR "2 FAMILY CLOSE IN- gite® dows end move right mm. 3 room each apartment. All » Modern $9500 full " CASS LAKE PARK Cory 3 bedroom home with es- Price Slane Ter TO LIVE IN! rooms tile bath, ¥ pone og Le impeccable taste Painted beat, work 3 bedrooms and tile bath on west side. 4 ft. streamlined kitchen room. HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2-0474 N. Ls] —— Open Evenings tive Estate Fiona ‘ate Exchange Low PA AUTOMATIC : 7 Be AND FULL TH vanaiiate A DON'T WAIT, NICHOLIE Real Estate and Insu Mt. Clemens &t. PE $1201 o Eve. Mr. Meise KNUDSEN ree ete Fe hae aS Cooley Lake Rd. Corn § oon ves cree aah foot WM. H. KNUDSEN | VINIHED | M9 2 ie bhale WH : LESS? Help Wanted Ads. rvs nx | Bateman e.| Franklin Village SUBURBAN 3 water Storm Ra | Pr 2 soll t. ment acre garden se ‘ re ‘ Call inform. CUCKLER REALTY N. Take heart. All your dreams will be answered when you see the ‘North- wood 42 homes.’ HERE 18 A HOME LARGE ENOUGH FOR YOUR FAMILY PRICE YOU CAN AF- _ and lake privileges. Visit the beautifully fur- nished exhibit home at 2328 Middlebelt Road near Orchard Lake Road. | Realtor NORTHWOOD Organization Inc. Phone FEderal 4-6191 THE BEST IN COMMUNITY LIVING ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF BEAUTIFUL PINE LAKE BLOOMFIELD TWP. ef designs beths-Thermepase windows thre: - s out—Sound conditioning acousite and steel clear —e, .&. no ong - sites, | elf elt beating — Double ve to plastereq attached garage. A very exceptional of - $28,000. Financed on easy PHA or GI terms. EXHIBIT HOME OPEN ¢ TO ¥ SYLVAN REALTY CO. 2383 Orchard Lk. Rd. FE 5-9418 Extension 10 East Suburban itt i | ly 1 Hn Le sflilss F TA ila pode il 3 s oe ‘a vs AY i a OFF JOSLYN BACK OF ST. JOSEPH full basement, gas SCHRAM FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 ATTENTION HONEYMOONERS roan i; i BE fs i 5 5 pe FE : i t Sy 3B) 3 | : Hi i lat f A S ROOMING HOUSE brick oe ae oe - 4 BEDROOMS NOTHING ELSE TO PAY! FPRAME Pine trees over % ft. Be, tert memaies od fees OE A we 3 =. at pi ee ws | $0762 Qt weresbee. Of, bare: s. $1,500 _ Lane Oa gt ied wileges $22,500. Por further Dorothy Snyder Lavender pcre ore See ae I NOW + HERBERT C. DAVIS $034 Pontiac Lake Rd. if a iia ih GIs—$100 Moves You In &EE ii : uf iT f i a ky He it ‘id our restricted, Waterford Hs™ piles” ects Trely k GILES QUICK POSSESSION Cit¥y — 32 bedroom Priced to sell at $500 down. INDIAN VILLAGE Sah ae :C. HAYDE % E Walten Biva Realtor : VILLAGE This comfortable home. is just 2 — WE NEED LISTINGS! raat! GILES REALTY CO with 92 W Huroa FE 66175 Oven _» ti 9 sie} Indian Village gerage,| § large rooms, fireplace, base- baratoss hoors. i and garage Miss this one and with ae de sorry. $1.950 down, $70 ry M WRIGHT, Realtor me stilt 4s 3 a i] - it F Ry = TEWAYS to HAPPINESS OUTSTANDING BUY ; tichiee end m cup- dow. ts living rm. stairway to * Taree lor WED varity or trai See % at $10,800 and $2,500 down. AUBURN HEIONTS. $0960 down for this 2bedrm. home. past pot. 7 an nest beth “moder “Eitchen, cated ‘of Pontiac. Total price $7,080. NEAR HIGH 3-bedrm. nome with rm wall-to-wall ot FLOYD KENT, Realtor % W_ séLawrence FE 54-6105 ~ ~ 4 i i i © L matty E rls s é STONE REALTY CQ. Sa en ee A HOME OF YOUR OWN "| It’s Done for You y rooms. Yellow face brick brown ceda* shake front. 60x120 ft Get the details of this Y Pric lot deal TODA ONLY $650 down. Or will include LOTS insulation and wall material. 1 Ottawa Hills Excellent west side \jocation con- venient to Webster room family yor 3 ne Ve .s ra ow Vestibule. New gas . raze with summer porch ger 4 duced. By please. GI Special Bloomfield Highlands Wonderfully conditioned 7% room brick and frame home. Fireplace. gas heat double garage - quick possession. $4000 down.- Crescent Lake NEW 2 bedroom home for 68,960 excellent terms or Gl. seme NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. Daily 1-8 P. M. SUBURBAN LIVING FOR ONLY $7300.00 DOWN PAYMENT $650.00 Plus Mortgage Costs Mreamlined Eltchen,. mirror like oak floors, off AC heat. and many m mp / / 44 Ue, 7 a ‘L f gf : f f \ } yy} { % ‘ J f ‘4 f . = i 4 j , f . r t\ | men) Mrs f i . ¢ » . 7 / . t ¢ \ : if d = a ° For Sa mE a | 3 ___For Sale Houses -43| | For Sal “tHE PONTIAC PRESS. , card do Ge _ For Sale Houses 43 OF HAM 22, 1955 , a 3 ) ie. acre * ce ee For Sale Lake Prop. — “4 For Sale Lots , ; ¢ . ‘ x a ee ern ree ) AKEPRONT. SMALL MODERN | LOTS by out a poo Some 1S mt. | OTe AVAILABLE. LOW DOWN apes, oqoeee PE +6306 down payment. | _ sire Robert Chaoip be bought ‘on (OERN 5 ROON “CANES =| ea Pe sim. | On . o neon Re ee ee wise sSunastan ; for of sites | = basement. Your articular choie GILES REALTY co bar ‘e “KE Otter-Sylvan Lakes _ | casketeg, Ueedtums youtatesed = Pit $6175 | AIRPORT wae YOu eet 2 0 doctrabio bis and G7 — ge lll. restricted Check | r rs = AREA me $750. NTERS, GIVE looking - build sites over-} \\ Lake Rd Lev 0 for and ft} aterf a { ¢ ely 3 bedroom © assume My $2,000 equity | legés on leke privi- or Drayton Sub. brick Large | Enc: _— oa snd fer t of $10,000 | ete, oe — CtierReiven Lakes 100 x 150 lots. tea Office. clear ap tow dows large i tae Seechel naan | heme S, & See sae Here's sp opportunity - priced down. Ino $650 with 8165 87.500. down wi large room floors — red Ww ~~! ' { S Bice neimhborhood lease down wit “t le or will stream + weker’ thee automatic het | CAR . tevens Farm Sub. to responsible party LIQU 1OR BAR <7 Hs Ear, laa ;| Hes "Dist Troctags “it of ARL W. BIRD, Realtor, et at Buh, tae Bt Paul a ne tae | ge arespberrios Loop lake privileges Community National r; down and omy $10 mo vee aul D. Hammond. | eeu Pentioe buikt in bath a tn bungalow, m sence, at only sea sae Immediate - OR 34036 1 tenel Bank Bid schools Close to 36% W. Huron ~” ne pony A — the lakes. Over 3 garage, le sement oi] heat. ise late Decupenty. Wo agents. ves PE 5-1 Watkins-P _ Eves PEL FE 51741 and ample im 1954. Easy E } lot. west side lo- "RIDGEWAY You can a aan 4 on Estates | $4714 mek fan >» best ; = . rooms, 2 at once. 4 S ve ots. $1000 |f “|, lease om the modern . . SUBURBA 97S Baldwin leges — a Lake ‘privi- aginaw Ba pod perl locality Limited ehetce OVER 14.600 SO. FEET quires $36.000 down or MAY. Re- ri iy three yea -¥ — Combarane Rea) Est Fe «46203 ‘Tee fame A Bg BS ab. 2 modern lake Per very popular area Rertect building end les IDER PART TRADES. he. ‘Sean. < | Soe oe tere aan state Exchange | §2" Sit, Menoute. FE & — — ee tocoted “a Non. | tek aaa 4 \cres Gatribetershin | Machine in CABIN ; 2. = garage oo ane room s L | LAWRENCE W\ G ol Michigas on Wild aan A a Me dir with $100 business risers a or similar . ’ S—HOME ms. $12,500 a e «oe Fimo” AYLORD Eowl Bay Fxcelions beat | are ncka att ct Pe street parking L000 og. ott and use ¥ orr T RD | Pa bedroo SLAIRSS ves 1b. = Daun } arms las . da state s maa week one of Bae ery ettres ve 8 Pp gy ranch type. Aluminu Alen 1's @ere wooded 1 1k “ERT - fully medern fuil streams. jepe in top e entition — r1vi eS: eg age tigre on ot. aveuleste sheet ‘acant lot copy on a good vena cae wd x Choice FEET—M39 sleeping 12, enough eM tor 8 f os. wereened in tn re a sit ba Se Sas Fae cams Eovtgnen. | ; igaw Por a ee Rea $1600 with $430 down, west a we ee reese beng gy to spare. Beau- $11.900, terms garage. Price . ll ecoday Lake. Oaly 3 : H on. call J A Paviet moat faldwin-Waldon ‘cre 269 feet Excell w _ Mepth of cal, : e minute two bed- . ly 200 ft A-l | on ee tor PE 42544 al- $ ac See Cres wiock bid ent 24-d ft modern home A ‘‘Sports- Joseph Front doar, his camforiable ¢ ae a OR eS |— s AGre parcels Good carden lang ‘fl, doctors office or ther bur orn ag i ales Pp F. j rome, ak be ee eee | ee etl best. Phooe MU- \Walters-Clarkston- ss $14,950 full orice a kitchen ly rom _ for ~. arkston _ o% W. marge a \O18Z heater. Oil beat stiscitle water Wiuiiwe CAKE Roos WD TWO LAKE FRON r coal Orion Acres 2 STORES, HOMFE } STATE- WIDE permeate fA ceuple whe parchece sopeuna en” bath. oqo. C8 | . LOG HOMES ae ‘ arsan" weueee Gia wi: Seema . oo main vev ed Real Estate Service of Pontiae terms. Call 900 with ate _aee hepeer. Lens | Really an unusual offering — + nd la ond dry 6 wll from Sores See antes | soon Hosni “a Broker 3-116 lot 1 block iful s rear On 1562 a oe ser Sopeia oo ove | One completely feished” omer 1 Acre P | for po amd 012.000 fel ries Sale ai Ces a . & ~ a WHITE LAKE. 9980 Dows : | = wee toes Mfocateg | 1s ON are iW ; . _Sale_ Lend Contracts 82 brine modern homes now | County’ gg of the Ip 8 «ood netahborkend. ‘San; | VARD E. PARTRIDGE 20% DI room Excellent ne) LS A? Newsteateres about 12 —_— lakes | 21:20 with $280 y| REALT A _ % DISCOUN i THE “BL bath, Utility j ; miles | ~ down. ° OR 7 NT _ 2 ae \ iar Nenaee Gane adie oe | “Quick — = lo ‘up north’ s S| 5 ACRES a Ww. Se a 2-831¢ Lose balance payable at UTI | \ — : get a pencil and riced location. Mvesything | “fence. pon e - © per com interest. hg A ARI paper ready for this at fust ss fronta ured by 5 ‘ealie' ; A \ ° DUCK LAKE ‘a lifetime offer!’ a chance of eer dene che ue tee eek | ttle Mey. Partir weeded with | ee oe eee ; arp ranch home with € Rooms 19 liv rn or ar around stream ac | eld. Cost to . eare diate Beshgrce pata PSE one | | ete feet |g waoo es Gener ee ‘Rent-Cease Bus Prop A) Late "iter ie La ted throughout L eco - te 6 Sun low peaphaspeird or S . 7 ' Laketront . Clark. lot —_ arge core down ; Sale Houses REAT > we é 100 LODK COMMERCIAL BUILDING witH| * 5 floors’ Cabelievabiy priced ‘wood N"W QO i HOMES eee ee wn haw §or Sale Houses 43 “© “ bone Or FE 2-8316 Woah oh uae Mee we eee lg ey ve "used ator earege.. “gions to Loan 53 Lecated in Just includes t* own . WILL < — ~ oo en Eve 7 to 0 a go s is a beauty {State Licensed Lenders) Bear new arn Ms area Bedroom . ‘ c “f ent a ditty ara an eusiness Th nee PE 41538 pa . AOME - IN S REALTY i stomatic steam heat, Lake ee garage FE 4086 . and buste: x e best TIN ANCE Ci Pia, sige eat : MATa ot = ag > FE ¢3393 «103 Attached = garage i SSS big Re oeDtaston Piains targe parking area. Cass sate: TEAGUE FINA} CEC 0. bullt separate entr ~ or E 2 — oo ~ bs ben Sundays vods optcuim §7 yy gh re lasting beeu- ation 8180 coon } BEDROOM HOME a NEW HOME MODERN. INQUIRE Watkins Lakef 3 ACRES VACA pepe spot im Michigan. ALSO. : eaitamwer of Peaties’ ms |. C. HAYD RA a soe rier +a ee aaa rua | Lake Rad. : s daketrone in on april . aan WEI! ped Pg . liv equip- = NCH HOME ‘ —_—_—_-- t erms ® aoe, wee restricted Deighbornood EN ypcpesase “OuraTANDING in Six room ot ae ~ | Get ready nbw tor many » Goatwerth Je some terrific Papen gry My ee Many. man ' 6 EF Waltoe re orivileges im- | side of Clar res land this ant summer pleas eréla frontage } - season Only $100 ey eutre teree 2 ce one windews STONE R Reeher_ — _mediste possession. PE 44373 __ as dec Cakes. Game sive section, ot wat fect. oa Auburn easel Postne, wana is Ay bg ay es 2 car red 2 EALTY t oy Eves. _ ely ful jot and . beauti- Lake be Watkine ; . tand. Large area. roo . garage with paved pt thom eis ices 2 ALTY CO. ! pre LAKE PROPERTY 4 BEDROOM sanitx Needs fruit trees $4900 60 Devon Hills Fst car. Be : m for « PO_ ‘eluminem CENTE remodel ft. wood ’ ates 1802209 foo on (Little = Liv : casas “purse ‘tempi | re ars ry Dag No gg lee | Teoma th ot corer among reach hemes, oF wige-” Mike ieiwris ager, LOANS $2) TO $500 e er e th varege 2 dade, —— piace. 28 land 701 Oak- On . se 4 —___..| Call with easy term: , large basement ‘ f} screened | _land. Pontiac, FE signature built fmol oven ord } Stee ace PE ses | ment . lavatory _ ree- | ecb —-- water and a front on Lake Oekiand sox. .* © FT aes. | +. HOUSE Enches you tomorrow's hom aaa oa ore paler furniture | ft ~ only. 62.180 ma ome ted A Boke hee te | 7 og By +g | “eB Pues | gates Cal Now Opes | more. | | end sleciric stove, Excellent On Sosiyn ani ter one OF Since ean | FINANCE Ny SIN | OPE Dae Toy ales Beg cyan ach ceca RIMS dete” anona coma wie’ CORP. OF PONTIAC akefield os ean che ete 181 | | at 1 : wn STOR a aeons see N _ | LOCATED ON BALDWIN 5 ROOM | | eet: yep only 18 watt | Lapetie Part 90n120 TORR CORNER | BLIZARSTR Ns 8 Saginaw St 7 ce am. full price with Paton! gene 5 lak | Ment: Welles 3a taitabe Ft Boge pone achest bes Tera wera cee Pontiac. $200 down ft. sone with mt STORE ites ee” BY | perment. Call now for an akefront | | &,. so athin a : * Orch- | @0o¥2- nauire ate ° with $1,280 } — & 866 per mo buys war a owner Cmlante Sees Up to s jovely 3 pea ee | ast eee | room modern asbestos sid fom | N. FE ae | 72 type f ranch | ae eneeee home in ed BRICK 4 FAMILY —_ tect on Srivas Lexe \,| ‘lect cedar Rome Pintshod in| IMMEDIATE Keexo $5095 full price . | s( HR $500 . AV . Ssiskl samen landscaping | cludes large liv ite trim in- | POSSESSION SIX ROOM BUNG. OWiOWLeCOTCH ell designed b b. 3 bed ge living room UNGALOW, basem NION-SCOT bot yy rick 4 family lo- catigucaas lait heat mate 2 big picture window with a EAST SIDE 5 ROO oil heat. euto. gas het ri tiful = b CH LAKE: 4 wea p e on | y $280 per ao ae been fireplace hesuetie geek } a nae large utillt pe ing $6672 alae BATH rat i rear glassed-in Pineal asian avenue Ske lake 5-5091 or FE 5-94 | for You Toda gation 2yn ct wee eerees Ore heat Cal os show poe ten ene | *, veady to ere ie Complete, NORTH SIDE ¢ KOOM & B. | $1600 ar Seer Merme Will include’ Compinte drawings of ome Evenings and a x ommercial Building | Sha Oaxlant County. have bor- vestm y " ! | ice | a s house 1 Josi o. r) por aro~- ata spore. 10 per | Ind ‘iM 10°20" “0000 down, Rauitabie SIDE © Hoom @ BATE | Wasson en ES. Bevery bere- | ™ SS eisite beams Seslenad | Co-seeratire eal Wrlaly: Macknage cnet ruc ‘a Brichfront. Well| jf sear tp the last ian Village approved. Salesman oo Equitable GEO L. SCALES. REAL | ment. stairs to Pian Tm a Acne Pal $4900. MI 43915 ine For Sale A te Exchange | 9: feet — 2800 years. WARD FE. PARTRIDG Wh = prop, 8's N BAGINAW PE saan | uo 60180 FHA terms FARM WITH 1000 FEET ~~~~~~~~ creage 47 > parting eres’ Immediate yee. | SUCKNERS 18 d 7 IDGE ite Cape Cod with j Lakef ‘ a 23-0011 j = lake frontage. On ~e pos- LIABLE UP- THE OLD RE- : REALTOR FE 2-83 ural fireplace serene | Here te 0 nice front YEAR OLD Two BEDROOM we TOTAL bares soem wus | Rae ake erated on lie. Loke § ACRES K. I.. Témpleton, Realt COMPANY W "You “ane wR os io : 16 —— ae 2 3 bedroom heme Ay noo ppd odere house good location. wear wall ptt Orehara wai.| Th M50 as where & inter: | Well located. eorth of Cla 2339 pane Lake Rd PE or ALWAYS WELL TREATED. B ve Tt 9, Sedrooms up for br s\ip 6 8 3 36 home built | fhe store. Will consider small | DrePiase. Ow donb me te -DWAR rE Good but! dis B eagieoymoo Taal 66) whee HANDYMAN SPECIAI Dining “‘e! Par mig! 1963. Fully imsulated Rigg te jo ae AG dsaatl aaa | aed: | Pescees, ner transferred. Im- | pila B. KFEITHI cach Phone ae, ue Price re ge _For Sale or Exchange 50 ar; Fo ay comes: Ween there Only $5 060. full goods some. werk Seite: wv Manse. near Scott | i LAKE MAN” a ooh = ret gg hE og em- down. = price with $1250 ae Schoo! ear poe time and £4 = * Si ey ‘B.D. CHAR EM 3-432 } MEAGHER REAL EST | FOR SALE OR TRADE. oe Tes prone you wih be ro you arm — oo lg gg and bus. $14,788, Shown by goas y mate te 2 ss nce | $1500 Dx | r LES, Realtor | For Sale Sale Resort Prop. 44A OXFORD MICK Ft roems ane bath ONE- | you are a ee ee | inane 3 be. bath uy ise room, | _ $2100 evn ” wun | ” neutr gown ; sateen fe, 40521 a cea OID D ETE ITN ror ven room spd ding | treatment | SS ee slie R. Tripp. Realtor | mits eake Privileges | Right in» room E et nk a eke cee | Cee oe nee ee 9 ACRES | ef furnace ae cen stor | BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY | . laund Open . story s aicas Tet a NEW onth -- gerecn winder - © storm = 5 waceptional Segle some'vonere, | wr Lawrence "Bireet | pena Dome, built for ge chet "water 3 ew vol oy Cooperative Real Estete Eschenge | feu choice of large to order oe ing “Completely creloce”” he ee Ee en ee ee ' man With | or FE 4478 : from : rate dimin : Se - price $895 1 nline . room f Enou aped - | * shown be pee Tall oresight | | same sare tack arge aves | oaks gare located | a enes | = saganding een ot 7 tah derpriced ink aS, house ogg aa atl peat HE a — to % st Bide Location Cis: 6 inste walls l bath, rent. it toda ea..go0d *+wimmin . ) Press vox 97. yments month Estate, rk Rea) See Oak and m ¥. cellent hut! <, ex- =) O ye | _| charge is less _$4ts2" Open gresings be Sentays. COLORED shade end an outaide | toads ot 2 Family | aneiect od tate Forest See we M. Stout. Realtor Business Opportunities 51) non mas AUBURN HEIGHTS cersmie. tile pnicely decorated i Coan A si feast |S. Marshall St | SATURDAY & SUNDAY | Ores nice oe mene | mow A” Fh Pe 641 | 6070 Vaacne | YOU NEED aT ome DEVONDALE ite 1? stown kitchen” Wi stn jams Lake Make your spere dollar 1TO6 PAN : SAN yepa Ys (SSS af 1 secre of ground. Parti OPEN wey vellow walle Is Bas lovely rapeh type you, see we 2 ptmaaiehe work for M. D LAKE MODERN 2 BED La) A a ————_- planer mode! wrecked cars. full | i — € room frame home ms and screens. terms. minum e@ rooms, 2 a close to stores with rade income on eettage Electric stor Eb- - CRES " Tated every dav Lick poles i let. 1 on Ad 183 ear rooms | feeturing 5 : at dor $950 } rigerator Winterized ° fre- Located near as a 2 to house uc $10.50 wits 82 rege Only Owner voy NOONE 7 mong ‘afee pony catenetg end ful =a wae 2! wow 2 beer igi Civde tae ab a ion 7. home — Juste Sr oe b> ~~ ner 7 eee opts 2 ™ m unit with with j 3-8056 e count s605¢ CONE | Fetal ere iat ci harmace ot touaee issaire ee or rts Hone ig mn My A "a Ua “van seem white ‘case. | Sale Suburban Prop. BA 4 BDINIDING 1 ay Small er rer poet FINANCE COMPANY “ER : od belt garage shade car © Very large lot ee garage $5 000 down. “rl oo oe Excellent kitehen Am. | nA 5 [) | _sfter 6 OR 3-0425.__ Above Walgreen’ . Jest = sreet. A-l paved ilandsc ” Priced Nicely ¢all Us now Gon't wait, closet space Bath B m- | a. @. ores R OR rs . FE +0541 3 tyee ‘sos {2 bedroom ranch | beat this price 64.500 with or Sou — about ee. only 813.- | 7 | ‘Saser Oll forced aly furnace. +i save at osx, | is eres aah Re SALE ESTABLISHED TV. Pree, Ponta and Huroa ayton Plai wu” laubdry tray jon 46121. MAyt | 4 Acres enton | sonadio Write Pen’ ery ree. | so Dra Plains tered Oek earace” Pier | te nortnete Michigss, This lov oe BUD Choice iT RT Pee a ae | tt ier Press Box oan rare soeepe ane et only $11.00, | et | J. C. HAYDEN 1 mile x tg Be Bag amy Rd. | pe 4 nase My [ake Son | Ranote cee UN TO ———— emplored mon, men, room p Penn eens |= == rE ; Near Lake Angelus tL f= ol heme sites im the oF ae iP #1.000 Pont Oniy $4,000 with | ae. ar” Cost, E phone fit. Phos, write or vit tna, g furnished s this nice 4 room e E waiter Bie "HOMES » on Sashadew Ra with 220 | 10 TER 0 P.M. ou Pee IM may / bedroom frame 1 story. 2 Bivd PE 8-044 Ss DE SIGNED | one = ow 20 | 10 KLEENEX . VEN “LOANS te start ihe 6. has Sale Lake 4 neighborhood Goed | chines. Cost DING MA- $25 T $500 €luded are draves and cafvetine te hae ne oe room. ia FOR A COLORED FAMILY Foe | Lake Prop. 44 BETTE Re LIVIN | 3 eesee on Bicelow Ra a for $900. PE R-] = ° femnace eutomatic bot we | Welle, Oak floors. wired for red | Por the | ATLANTA BEavTIPot Duin for ING | GASOLINE STATION_ LOW INVEN. BENEFICIAL =a ctera steieed ona &.. 8 cereens | wires be colored family whe de > 26x30 with screened jcor-| fe tJ. Q. Judson & Sons OF. | CROC X & FRANKS a yk se | FINANCE CO. screens and rm doors } spiek and rn, bar ENER. Y sTORE BEER AND coe gh. gy Ls pcp el as en) Carpeted. Hein 3 bedroom, home: | Saas ple fleaeantger Eaethag art 1 R. ANK SHEPARD | 8 Ditte ae ROCERY STORE BEER AND {© _Locrenee Esme come in dmner, ivi ost te tncnen. | ror a ake Pr; ay a oe #ixi00. ‘Pacing Crook: Tieokeo et Adems OL LI pe OR +9701 | tors ebove, con tts Gear | WHEN YOU NEE same in living e rivile e ment. gas t - Electricity - | be | \pm 5 ve. Will rent o . D room com- SUBURBA ges en . garaged and ear, 20d schoo! _ cas RFD For Sale Lo ___ Fe wr Sale —| _for both. FE 3- month. as " This spac bu r iy fursuhed' mtu’ esi | ‘ Dedroom "modern ° he _ ue 8 nice 6 room. 1 2 | toot a ‘oer omy : features Price aus00 terme” Mave road me 46 ~~~ Farms _& RETAIL MILE ROUTE TE. CALL APF- fig range. electric ofl hot, 2ome has lovely 1 od best: bays in >| lemes. with lake LOT HIGH A 160 ACRES. DAIRY ere eee 3-3871. CAR r- | {atge lot with gatten space room, 6 18 ining room. 0 x if trea. "priced to sell. Bee Mt today. 0006. sige down OM D300” | Seen Sherees with stock CLEANERS FOR and | to = case = kitchen. Pull bath, 0s} v. JAMES H. STI NICE Lor <« _OR 35205 san Gaastesd Mae Ottie Ward, | _Sfter 6. SALE. FE +004 ‘Tos can get and dishes New PH “see tomatic off oak floors. ao- CECIL # TES | _« ON HAVEN ESTATES | _! | Rd., Sashabaw. Rd - signature Mt quickly on Your olay, EE ad . ca forced sir heat. 52 nition OR 30352 Avon Township. OR 372 mie north of Seymee : MILK RO codoreers, Paymer ferehure chine washing ma down Ev me Si electric hot water heater ; Real Estate aed COTS. 30x00 EACH 1 5 4 __ | FOR rlake | OA 08 , ents tb suit chine eas rane connecied | is Mrs bayder OR 30% On 0 very nice Wet 109 150 , a | Ra Ft. Choice ch off Baldwin page BLOCK | Call oe Tani AND ACRRAC i pli? @—- 453,24 *- hefese veu ce in debt — this | leges en a He lake priv. | | Si ode DOWN 7 — | don ter Ofteree at "50 each. MA. 5-9608 ngelville. | IDEAL 1 aaron | : N problems. house sod furniture as the whole tram Stee at only 98500 Loke.'shines | -Leccted’ olf Auauen Ave. wear | , for quick saie. WPT PRONTAGE ON JOREYNW—| tee a = 9 thine is offerec hole trame brick aoe » Opdy em Ave, wer) COLMES- commercial. os =f see 8 & (GRAEL $7500 down ot only 812.600 onion ais bet Gal Lake. ot! NEAR LAKE LOUISE rooms end hems house has ¢ ce Dine BARTRAM ? LoTs Fedo 000 a rE | REA MERCIAL LOTS + ; WILLIS M BREWER tod fireplace. lot Sox17s. ft on Mero to © sine 6 cee. 3 bea | ment The cute =a St Base. OR 3-190 | _ ter iS. LOCATED IN ROCEES | % Ache On CIXIE BWY Sab Sat BUY SF chee TEENS FIN — 6 No Parte good paved road eal A on room home. All on 3 | Rouse rents for $78 je tenant! OOM COTTAG “tone Dow ‘fA WEE or OA 8-376) | station TXIE HWY GAS total on MS® by feet ANC E CO ce = Sees See bet iminsdg hat | tegen PE Cae Oo" “ie rte Orage | es een Nee, oe] Setniae al hatte FE 41574 ini . 2 e ving room. Mod D RILEY B ‘FOR SALE Sik 208 E. COLUMBIA | 0° Drivel Motel | of busine mony types . kitehen. Wired fo ern |)=—s« PHONE FE Straits Lake LE LYN GARDE Ai 4 in Theater. All kinds of | ss. Suggested burinerses 10? Pontiac State | camece: gouriny | Sasser Lat Se ate |e stun eevee | 35s mca sense eny, gett pare omy °° ueTang tarwepropert Pw | Bevel Lae * | “GET CASH OUICKL’ Beautiful © ‘| Sewer. Slamers beth and | Attractiy a | lior w FAUTIPUL WOODED | SILVE 38 ACRE Fa toe ate Bet 4 - H ICK 1 aay 2 family duplex floors. nered walle, Tied | fTBY ce room tow, LOT WITH LARE etront ints 4 to choose from.) ARM—ON WAIN ROAD, | SOT PY, appcintmen Clark Resi U = | Skopeie oe fbyite fied mye re seyepoes | PESOn one cio” "| tie, fain ee esr see | _.~P 1O $500 s . 7 ——— 7 d . } rd Re eh a watt aRanae eles | CH AE TELS OS om ee ee) ae SS for $95 per ams e , privileges on = , full basement, r OICE SITE 33 ACRES | MPLETE PA Sens te ecules & pee i der | Lake. > Syiven | heat. 2508 Desmond. atic! te. well tes Slt Geaning vient PACKAGE, D DRY Vane on ‘ Jorn OPEN 96 | See ee, S vent aig rao D RILEY, BROKER | ONCE IN A LIFETIME eS Mere Orchards Sub | ine L POR SUBDIVIDINO RAV. leak aunties, cia ae goed. : OHNSON age bath and shower. 12x14 liv- iRMi = PPO Tt TY $1,000 for yee ee of | frontage on ares rontage and $1000 a week cor ag Doing SCAND 1704 S. Teleer Realtor | saat « m linia) modern kitchen. Tooms, full basement. newiy —_ Osa! t SLE | from city 4 joiher raed, 1 mile | Se epperveniy” ree. ee S rclegraph Rd. | ‘genau on fer heater | Sed“shoppine Stl ‘Gear “| ivwion st beaut tie ws | WARD F. PARTRIDGE Ro see! Gc terme ne | Se teem, Fu meal ee Pie - a . 3 2533 mmaide tnd, out. One igoeise’h. | BY OWNER 7 BEDROOM COL Pitees ms Walters Lx. | REALTOR Roy Ani ectite. it ~y te: CO. lot, Priced inute, FE 2-831 a ni _* 8-0366 after oY BER ih 62.080 down “| sated tn Webetor Sehoel Sistrict. fatine cnnéy cn good @ Ww Bure m. 6 EALTORS C. RENT ALL FUR ys : , ERRY ACRES j condition. FE +0262. fching. piv seen. 22 © Rurn . as Gs te Pubes Gee Sm 2 os 4 mi. north of Pe , . grounds en on club house | Open Even ral 3-7193 | _E. Kennett Rd Body. 50 — Pontiac city mits , West Sid all dav Saturday LOT i0e= id ings and Sunday 14 | TO BUY. t init new 2 room one story oo Sue. Low dswn purine ssuvee: | OF ieixiss PT AVON HILL Es BUY. TO sel — ASALTOR | ~ STATS BARE (ee ee ee Brick § rooms and bath tent eagy terms. For ee | | ee | . Partridge ts “THE BIRD” to $35 are all in. . | diate possession Imme-| tion. call DENNIS oss VErmont_1-0231. * CHOICE WANTED eee. | GEWERAL PUBLIC LOAN C OFFERS a See com- | section. V . ott heat, Nice) REAL O’CONNOR ee ICE 90 ACRE‘ PARTNER MAN L 7. o basement Rie | wie ini $9,000; MA a My 20000 or Oxford Area . | 5 gy Meg lly J co _preterred Er sewn Butcher oS mine &. PE 716i ~ m. : Includ- ' i r en ‘ < for the best Sat Bony, Parmer ee Br mabe bs | escetey, Carden WWHar youve | iste cacy rmnuniae She St Be Er litem mowengme| NEED $500 - hom | Attracti } waren ® » AME veloping ly d Clarkst ear 8 hang new floor — LAKEFRONT ; Large tod 3 bodem. frome home | OF IED barns. Let me Rag a 3 by door, Tarts “Asostans _nese rite Pon Peoltnc's fang Bg or less . pew feundati al h heat. elec. water 19 Ol) y misc. other bid i bidg home of 8 rooms and nm _ Box 21 WIT minum storms and Here is a beautiful lakefront to bus heater Close our own es. Real pereain. tiled baths : H CUICK Close screens around year line. Exceptional! | teen ‘ jake and si i All in perfect to: schools. Immediate | room tit Mode home. Living Driced at 96,500. uf ———— rolling Joh K | Shrepla ao. te Pp t SERVICE? : sac dinette odern ey luded : ; room ing for quick sale. cod shower. tie full bath | GT cluded” yet convenient to work, n . Irwin model bilehen. den. | bed CIE rl Ql = Mom Lake Pri a gl -1, Ra, Pa REALTOR teome end th ba tb Like e © nate te the stase ; e Privileges tile » imitation and} homes brick ranch type REAL O’CON- pew oil = up. Like * Is THE “BIRD” ie loans made on 4 2 ex Large 75 ESTA 101% N ba pomee Excelient TO SEE vist so New 3 bedreom cinder eovounes Sew ctectre gg ge x 154 lots in) Lake MYrtie roel ie" geatinet Street Just right r buildings. ; phone ‘vist so scote ta or ; fone. Liv —' Weare | thie house. ‘at to go with —. select oak floors, full | | OAK HILL RD e. PE 2-1804 | i. = AT yaa HIGHWAY BAR | rep — oF woe gow ney cio — 7 we L with partitioned ree. room s Lake. ‘AGE | _ $50 down. Ow - 100 BY 300. ss00) =e? yA —enll a A wonderful liquor and na, Prieeaiy et te rr sors Iaciudes LITTLE | | auto ge water heater . terms, 7 Wiliam ener P.O, Box $30. | 5-054), ness located on th food | awaits cores 508. — and dryer. Thte . LE FARM | yment. == down! FE ae ohney m. Poatiec. 10 beautiful v: vacant lots. — y of care busy y Disp | ager. ——. <= c . | ee ee re | are going RESTRICTED WATERFRONT LOT Bifena Vista H h 37 800 — orice ray, ncome——Close In | oo é 7 A Egger yo : | 190x200 suitable for 2 level home Rebdieision: fi eights | K tures & equipment for business, Ph. FE 5-8121 Scone. < tthe, sat ay. %— t-4— John K Irwin Se eae ee eee | . Kent ounded by | NOR oo a Sake oe eee 4 eee fixat ‘with @ natural stone fire- . cnade fem angen & masie trees. vett and Stanley THERN Hom end bath 4 roam, piece. Also netaral stone firepioce | REALTOR { y= soci trees | Ave. Will sacrifice for %%*" RESTAU RANT e uto per month ; . x24 101 Sea tow Weoted he = . : or uron _ sot Vacaatpaoeiwers) Sian ee San ge ge “Sy ote (oy {he ree et a ES” Eye asihe A Senate | ; . i ¥ ; G Ss a SS bet Gi cus commen Youn dou | ox EO. MARBL 3 BUILDING "LOTS IN NORT Co-operative Real Estate Hache Woh "Constructed emma! 4 — washer an new automatic | AS DOWN PAYMENT HOME 6261 Andersoc E, Realtor, oe ee re site | LOVELY EARLY AMERICAN mre: i cwn camra flemaae penton Family— electric | OF THESE BUYS! ON ANY | ville Rd. Waterford NEAR ion “agi eres Saratei ida treaeabe m. in aosaiiee ra, {routes ge pertect Good : Cal — ; Sutton. Dryden STFS _ Buy reat estate ned site Investment gy to POrrAbie Fon sueor: | ~ ron $18,000. $1500" Will trade” veil fer. only Located a Lots for immediate as. |. FOR FARMS AND ACREAG our office—we have ene te oe multiple commercial | Call_Rutiedge OR 3-1111, ye SUPE R ‘ use : For Rent 4 a SYLVAN eee A) St a 80 ACRES FARM LA RD. 6 1401 i Side. Sie “Ian fr ct car = Saree REALTY eh ee re ease “phan stock. LK. RD. acres ree Oe ope Mi ary EP. | seer rowing Preterabiy on WARD E. PARTRIDG Open Renee eet a P| REALTOR FE woe 43 W. Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to 8 RED HORSE [aes pe oes SRE EE truck BOOMINO UNION take vit-| ERTY prs SELL la ON LAKE Vit . WILL -SELL frontage, oa ouane ALL RESTAURANT pe east EQUIPMENT. IN- CLUDING SHUFFLE- | BOARD, FE4-3105° he \ ee See eemeemcmmcee | Be ELECTRIC We be convinced. ; Oakland Furniture ELECTRIC RANGE. DINING room suite ol] stove. 26 Drexel. T Laer mower wen Piest® Gan; = ee ee {048 STOVE CHANGE MODERN _ dlack dirt. or what. FE 197 27-FOOT STEWART COACH Gas RANGE. DiI $795 or trade for furniture __5:3853 or EM 3.5333 Be Seca ee Pe For Sale Clothin Graduation Special uburn Rd. GRAY RUG WiTh P |” USED BARGAINS 6Cu Ft. Frigidaire refriger- B ft. Prigideire — r- MAN'S TUXEDO. SIZE 300 EX- cellent condition. $15. MA 6-6958. | MAN'S OXFORD el) Twin laundry tubs Teams te choose taffeta Size 1s Can be. ‘urni — teed as a formal OL Dea | Furniture, Appliances _Sale Household Goods 57 FE Sell or FE 5-007 THIS WEEK ONLY er, deluze model. Sudssa —~ 19.95 Electric iw ryer | 9.95 24.58 Camfield i ‘caster 14.95 19.95 Dor: Mixer... .12.95 14.95 7 pe. Tools ..... 5.95 15.00 I Hand oe S28 iS Boerne ts 39.95 Rogers Flatware ....... 16.9% HAND & -BcTRIC TOOLS 1 ) A. - ‘Tool Chest. -...1080 os Carpenters Tool — 35 es Electric Saw veces SRS ag fee 5.95 Power Auger Bit Sei... 3.95 (4.96 Angle Drive errs 5. | 11.95 Jigsaw ..... 8.95 13.50.Wen tor Sander.. | { 4.50 Pull Moter Sander ....... 24.75 | 6.50 Carpenter's Handsaw 2.75 | a ae er ' | 10.95 Bench Vise—¢" — 6.95 1095 48" s Level 695 | 14.50 Mitre Box and Ws 775 8.90 Bernzomatic Torch 5.75 | 39.50 4 hp. Ballbearing Motor 27 50 WATCHES Get Our Prices Before You Buy | UGGAGE—PAINT Best Selection —Lowest Prices GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. 2258 Dixie, North of Te’ ph §| Open daily 8 to 6: rf and | DELTA SaW. JIGSAW. Priday ¢ ; Sunday 16:30 te serou saw —2_Eaas ant and motors. ATTENTION | sitesi : DUO THERM BURN — CONTR 8 on new. Blowers, half } AND HOME OWNERS - tank line ATING SPECIALS buy. PE 2-263. ae Ou fired sutem furnere with DA: TON SHALLOW . WELL Pag | tank in Bg $78. Plastic Lavage doors ft } fa call paint § 62.79 zal. for closets Simple to install $18. O»Pont semia'oas $3.79 gal B38 Rater, Seber 2e “Sprinkle seater tie. | 1 50. ft. Plastic wees.” ibe 15.00 big tires ie 4258 205 Bow Garden Rake ...... : 18 Fone fandie Shovel: $e yf > Re ey — A 5.95 Champ Jr. Reel.... 7. So Red =, a i iT} at 5 Waal _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 by Jay Alan 22 ‘Look at all I've saved for a rainy day!” CIRCLE FLUORESCENT FIX tures. newest brichtest and most — of liehtine for kitch- interio* McBride Hardware Famous mekes Heats cools, | OPES SpmDa Te TO '3 FE 20302 new $196 MARTIN SALES CO. PE 8010 _—sEve. ~=FE 46500. sLi A 1 COLEMAN 3 4 ot) furnace 855 Duo The LORD’S SPECIAL Mattresses . Furniture & Appliances | TRADE-IN D : : a LINOLEUM — | Vinyl Inlaid Tile 4 Price aan and chair e_ PT WALL TILE wc LINOLEUM YD..... SEGSSE55 ssszsstt RUBBER P. HOUSE PAINT gal. 97c +} SYERS, 141 W: Huron St. |S ROOMS OF FURNITURE BED- ° tt room WESTINGH OU TE 395 estinghouse | OUGHT TRON COCKTAIL BAR _Wholesaie price. 6650 Dixie Hwy. | | | ened so Hi - | WAYNE GABERT’S Bilt utom Cabinet Ironer A- Pave up to Mb per’ cont” Very good condition WALTON TV Trade-in Dept. UTO” WASHER ie RORY BET BOE. etanianieee ~ a. : ‘ riting aesk; OR 3-3398 Telner BEAUTIFUL HAND CROCHETED bedspreaa Large. td BENDIX AUTOMATIC WA‘ condition $65 ‘BOTTLE GAS \_ bi PIANO-ORGANO = RvGs ONE FAIR. #11. Of : . FE COMB RADIO & 3 SPEED SIN. ao ead Like new. $25 . Se tt it a —— DINETTE SET REA. | tor cash, PE 46365 we Osten Warten te, Inc 3140 W. 6 Mile Ra ETTE yourself and seve. | = Artists’ supplies, hobby) supplies—check our clas- | “Hobbies and Supplies” No. 24A, of these Michigan Fluorescent ANCHOR FE — No oe eee me end Fate iit] 3g % a a CONE’S RENTAL 1281 Baldvia BURMEISTER’S LUMBER TWO -YARDS sat? i " 3 , ff 88zR-8sks - Su al alhiatabad S2cecrus complete. w A BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. ‘ Terms pa. imal Giee ep oo new | SAVE Supply 10 8 Saginaw Bt BET YOUR stall your own I ee at : yaa = Stuck. T nave ov NO ‘taney “4 nO store warehouse | Builders—Contractors Home Owners Flush Panel Doors rst quality - new - all sizes. ¢ 4. « . oc Prices eureah -> save. eine Reclaimed Bricks gave on, a? building SURPLUS LUMBER NO SHORTAGE OF JOBS in the Want Ads! see| Ste the Press: columns i | NOW. Also place a Work Wanted ad to shorten your way to wages! io ' / ana me .* a 4 PE 20071 | BUSINESS — 2 WEERS naints bing supplies od $70 and $90 wance on : Gilberco Air comoressor. $276 . and r ... $60.95 wea’ s saw oo GE AUTOMATIC Ra ‘at Crooks) ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES for every room im the in newest 1965 . . aa +24 a lle au for $80. _Cam be seen af ¥4§ Exmoore St. FOR SALE 586 GALLON OPEN head ster) drum oF busnipe rubbish closed s ' docks a? Sutton sie Sosiy 4 To FROM SPECIA.. Berry al' steel From $35 and up. Estimates on . ATLAS JOINER. WITH *. motor. Switches and stand pad condition Also 425 desk with Titer drop. 3 drawers on side Swivel chair und desk au codition Underwood nots- That is all the time you ee ee ee low. We ¢ our store April 30 We ve a large com yo ‘ at ag CASH AND RY Week : seed eee .) Little Dutch clover seed, Ib... $1.60) | Sacco. CNF lawn & pliant Special WASHER, SELLS FOR $319, NOW $249.50; AU- TOMATIC DELUXE GE _UNDER - THE -},: COUNTER DISH WASHER, $31850, NOW. $239.95; WHIRL- POOL IMPERIAL AU- TOMATIC WASHER WITH SUDS SAVER SELLS FOR $349.95, NOW . $269.00; IMPE- RIAL WHIRLPOOL DRYER, Se nae i $210.00; DEI E WHIRLPOOL _ IRON- ER, $239.95 NOW $180. eae FUEL OIL TANKS 7 Ga: legs. gauge vented win fill cap Deliverea ®. FE _5 467 5-2100 HEATER 30 G ed use 8 tes ¥ AL. op 19.50 are tor re Ste te | wick’s ‘ WEARING Alps gy A INTERESTED 1 Pa Pee ce. if you *on't find what vou went in this colume wh rus « LOW cost anted to buy” ad? Just phone Miss Sales FE 23-8161. 5 CEN na tg" 23% ease we Ie lin. e's Base Shoe 3c Lin. HAGGERTY LUMBER CO. “7 Hu Walled Lak . mae) On i INSULATF NOW | AND SAVE MONEY CALL ° M. A. Benson "KENTILE TS EAC FLOOR SHOP MW tasento~ ane ws. a5 KITCHEN ow 4 Fad ‘ con 88 Perry me CABINET SINKS. BEAU- ( yarage tiful 42 model $96.00 value $59.50. Sliehtly marred in transit Also % in and @ in models at —,, oo Bn og Pons Pe ews ee OM) erence’ eee rey * M COMP ANY | SINKS 24x21. $29.96 VAL- | id . ‘ A ge 9 Tollets $39.50 value SAWE LAWN '- $19.96. Le com) with ERS SHIARS chrome mizing $4.98 i sx are SRARPENED. Fluorese 393 «Orchard | ‘La WORK I8 GUARA ‘ ke Ave. —_ = FE &7 22558 _E Walton | CAVATORIES wit PACTOR faucets 50 value 614.95. also made. an ee ee condition , > er stalls | 8 Lakeville Rd. ¢ _} at ane ome These are - ce OLDING FOOL TABLE, esti Cent’ 390 Orchard > ee - - GOING OLF OF JMBER = 3 ? 8 Be ees s 3 3* sree Iai 5 LAWN MOWERS a. y tx 1 FLYER TRAINS P v ope, ai Se 9 GLEY AUTO CABINETS. | ming For Sale Miscellaneous 60| For “ ~— Nails & Fence teas Ss BLDG, SUPPLIES a61 Clarkston PE 45065 4x5 grand! lite bathroom board 4x7 grandi'lite bathroom board th: electric Metal kitchen cabinets 7 | | ' POWER MOWERS : Ec a kad mowers. $0.95. ; Taber Engine Serv KELLY’S HARDWARE kins. M Newman's Variet Shop. 915 Orchard Lak 1488 Baldwin Ave 22. Sbssessz Damaged Refrigerators | Some still im cartons st give away prices. HUTCHINSON Trailer Sales WHY PAY THE HIGH | DOLLAR FOR PAINT? | sccase Geena UMENTS. BARGAINS | 7 8 (=--— = SHILDS My! POINT TROM- bone 7482 To. ah A “AND 1 Sh FE 412%. pe nf SEPTIC TANKS _tnsiallation Wf Gestred PB 300t2 SCREEN DOORS nee" ie "18.98 y-ase"aiie” — BLAYLOCK COAL & BUILDING co M1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE >i) Le se ft. . de sand eee Brad © Grave PE_+¢671° : icH TOP SOIl SAND AND gravel. FF SAND. GRAVEL FILL DIRT. FE | $2069 WELL ROTTED COW MANUR Waterford HP Kennels 6120 Diz 4xtx\, Pir ywood om “16 me, we Brod Gis ls Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 éxx's Pie =tx* Fi wood Ow $4.00 t 16 DRY SLAB AND KITCHEN STOVE . Fo Pivveos bo to May ma: ar m provement 5 a cord del. PES = Pr 1 tec 3.4 USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN ot Day FAs SOS, a > ma a Ply woods. Laced — = Builders’ fipa Pontiac Plywood Co. “iow one oa cord > fog Hie also bdiur. y an¢ white fir, Douglas and Consolor; pine, Aus- trian, Scotch and Mugho; Arber- Vitae, Ju Native trees. Dig your own burlap end tools 2972 Sleeth Rd. go straight west i zg ul H, me tS WORKERS quickly rounded up through Help AA Wanted Ads! Call FE ! | _ of oy Vk 4 re> . rioudé \/ oy ee i 4 N ra : | ene) Sale Farm Equipment 76| For Sale Housetrailers 78 er — PONTIAC wnt nae EG 1055. 2 by Dick Turner So eet tate 2 for Sl Un ar : n ‘ ne inarrie ae ae : 3 7 Allis ¢ ‘ wet hanes aos $4606. | % ae Nit hte Xow qaner, oun ‘ . 1 .” I NEE, | ee pt ek sg Sah 6 Ba Cuts Paige Oe | a a igs ed eet he | 0 Fatma -? = yr ais ike new. reales shift. $1396. 55 OLDSMOBILE : bor Sale Used Cars 91 iv aT ¥ OFLUxE 4 “98 Holida onstrat : * *OoR 1982 BUICK ~ tad Grog sanction" Privaia owner. HOU! ss. ‘ ; “Kn Ss? 2 Doon | — a ania & SON ‘ae ' é OLDSMOBILE | - s ha i gf rE zi c 4 "* epec Heater 2 tone, ; 0.06 FE 28077. CONVERTI 191 SPEC , S.A be © hea’ ame IBLE, ent ND. iy see TE ag | EE Rg Mame | wy Nhat S| PEE FSi oe eg ae. : pig PONTIAC Chest FES waachments FE 3.08 one BROME =) BRADLEY GARDEN 4 condition. FE 2-0556 faiex hs a ¢ aet aR | Fone eee : i BUICK DYNAPLOW. RADIO, | Onion "MOTOR SALES CLUB ip FE $104 and 3 ae WITH BLAI D5. . Take over payments. MY | oT" til a om, aps heater gaite Sener Rd. | 860 se bed HAY | —S000_1@ 8. ane | * BUICE cr CHEVIE is after 4 | L cay eee tae | FERCUSON TT | PO peice poren samara | VET fier mee aaRAPOT | Samana ge | a Sat peste "tt The best bay of pal, . | Trailer Frain Bravia! Wenge Drain | oe i % FE we ove tits Mn er T QUALITY Pik armers or year ee | . Fe en MA 5-9606 cutting b pr PIRST free contractors. Ask ee | x ia ev i CHEVROLET) 150 Holly. M cents per bale 4 ching. fond dirt plo ow PER RIVIERA Make offer A FPLEETLINE ‘9 PACKARD 180 RS lly, MEirose 4600, mg. load dirt wing Ex ic racho heater, White 1974 lso 1947 Pontiac | & 4 door HP. SUPER mtiireauncn | at eae | xchange “Ere. Teak on cntvate ype oom | Siege See CONE AND, A ToUR PE HOUGHTEN & SON oS = Tem | ten canGRoET™ iim Serger Saee some © Fan. Bom ca Case awnnnsoe “age yh o pm CHEVR DELU price $195.00 Ph. Mf ii R83 AUBURN oH. Main, Hochester Mew lace | ER Berl PRAIR Chitiion EapILiac.. “@ FLEETWOOD. HY- | A gy BL mis eeoals PACKARD 33 —Cunpen evcars.| 2 Studebaker v8 FOR SALE “53 ey 1-076) | BEEMER and many oth - | oe ¥" new battery and soak | _finance _| My at m belp cn overdrive. power brakes ra. | mander. Overdrive mode! tractor and Mong | A Seas oe models, 14 to an premium tires windows and seat. 1953 CHEV Secutifer | “ white walls A | loaded with extras. ‘od car. S| itd ease tes | Suen epy See Ear Sta Ape a a Seelie: OU yon ita) SE eee Pi Pe an por wie Fiat years dip ly down, as long as 6 CADILLAC CONV. | one on ‘t $1078 Ph Melly ME) Carkner—S ~ CHEVROLET 4 DR. POWER l Spares Oe Avis Bervice 1880} °** y at 5 per cent inter Bleck eit white ns e 4-4259 Birminel tudebaker fia, radic heater ets. #706. Fang FENCE BU! | ere ARTS—STORE Seen et sl eal of ate | Beko eae PA MENTS tase it PYLON cura irate sean acer - We a for the - Strath W.| Good B COUPE |. radio b 4 vdramatie, | po mua my | ge pnt oS" Felegtacs, reve piso Dome 4 CADILLA © J “SEDAN 2500 1933 aa Tate | rane Ae (= “at Pecunsd sedan — _cedar posté. MBirose £3851 Holly: __ Open Eves & Sunday PM _ 40080. PESTO warranty. | Suto trans, vedio Back _ bat gy pee ee $008. | “33 Packard. Petrician. bes waY j a lh? SUBLE Dis i j Feo Tory MOUSETRATLER 9 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD ‘#@ 4 | $145 or inte Rag tn and bester,| 3-5821 mn excellent condition. MY mets sharo. hae every tate 1g MOTEY |< Stoo Nd. Ba heap” S188 ema) Fin a Wier 30 pm at 28 tela a hon Cees, | oo Z MOTORS _ | BEYMOGTH” RADIO” HEAT. | 43 ra _ ioe aie Ma “18. GOOD BUYS IN NEW | 3 “FF Pea — VROLET 3 DOOR. 10 %13_8. Wood UTH DEALER | ‘47 a. | a SCOND COTFING ALFALFA'WAY Srn's SOS IN KEW AND OSED S200. terme arene semoones, | [4-28 wou, | oo tee hee Neen pe | Recah to ConeuANT sce ten | ruruon rm 1.200% sx0ax | YOU DON’T NEED Cea RSE Te Tree Oey Mpautaramy Bene Meco: | Renae ‘tower Tote Coan | “C ; _wn@)| 8 SESS See eee le pat ‘Sob easoosbie. Bi X-RAY TO ——— 2 Ortonville 8 = M ower Toilet. Ci “Cert F epee 4 161 _. | PLYMOUTH HARDTC > ~~ ee on AND HAY FOR “ae wi wiles case 4, LARGER _imeietn pirde Mreies mn they sent te bose aire, of his own, doesn't he? Too bad Mente rags beater powers ‘ arhner Studebaker “tua tester "automate, weaamis FIND THESE VALUES or Bw hese : married! ”’ glide MI 43102 . . drminghane Mi 4-34 v VERY eeiiee For Sale ribper. Pert t bottom plow” Ot MOBILE GHEY $8 REL AIR ATATION WA) STATION WAG( a Pe ee Fp Aa appari rig or sk Livestock 72 JOHN DEERE GO TRACTOR AND APAR _Boats & Accessories 85 _wW power. 909 a! cht Ehite (Al! 33 DopGE v~ sha egepuy |). PLYMOUTH til #00 pm. ‘ash Amb, 2 dr. $1295 Bescrpon OBL Dine ex| Sonisetunee eieten fcr TMENTS ietuehiiie oaats can ce anted Used Cars 88) sweats ut Mw wimeld ot Kerry crees with tated Wass PE Seu” qpamanogs | 53 Dodge 88 Cl. Cp. $1098 sf mannered but apie | HB. Ford Sebo Baldwin a Wim. storm 6 Yalsast Gqaier, Res esoutact eraers | CALIFORNIA BUYER Are. ay time | areiateg or a. a IS int mc rmorray pooR RAIS i te a yon e e. JE. TRA MODEL Aa 4 eed —_ ot owe. tall in 2 hrs. Shot piers. ~RSO,. | $145 or your car down — Geod condition with 33 Pontiac 2 dr.... $ —— os after *tyuras hom Mier Chateen. ae ae ee beth wit hall it. y emg e gt “NPE see ot or ‘3 wilve —- SCHUTZ MOTORS waar TE sion “ | 33 Nash 4 dr. Fes RADE DEERE other ‘new features Low terme. | pee - Phose VE 34118 or ¢ ‘83 Kaiser Traveler D-SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEA “CHEV ——— | ’52 Ch ie vs og Ail aulhing ed,” | _tivator & plow. 4990 MA 9 - wo a the 10 FT. PIsERGLAA Can 708 | “S ECONOMY, 23 A "St Menry J, 2 door | 60 uibooe ee emtamas oa s ofter, Also 1047 Peatiae 52 Sone 4 dr... .$995 ef] $-0eeT & } ‘, Se mh oe DEERING we | Molly una ‘Tints nage, oP euivior? | _motoe, Bi wm 6m P.| poeitet coe ond Et me BS ede Seal Lye Ale 44002 | _ chante RADE AND BEAD | ite “owrtac | 96 meee BS ress $995 Setter oF nM Tent Tractor ‘and Plow. At condition | $f Oved selection. Buy or rental a ee eg 2 CHEVE BEL AIR a Me | Minare a vere lean» bes 2Chrysler 4 dr.....$.. A Cg Sy : arede awe = “ee Plan ee ane Fas eyes om crane Trailer. | OR 3-481 sie aS Reasop | DODGE 167. 6 ot | 52 Ply. 4 dr... $895 Pett mour Lake Ra. A Sout o rer ealtoa eae ct} FE git tate sour sontract. oat BPE MLDED FIYWOne GoaT, PRICE ie Rast THEN” Ort CHEVROLET | iss) BEL AIR | goed Firat tee ‘coe ee ea ier Tpermate Uke bo at | Si Cadillac 4 dr. $1695 WENGEY OUERNREY YEAR: tte tate Ra © | Ox a Seetes eeel oes| GGA Ves i:| BIL SPENCE grey cteee “Mr ekit isu Dd00R “ReDAN RERTILT ine Sear —X— WROTE 51 Buick Qt 9608 } ote ce ; ee ea 6 hate ee tee | Oxford Trailer Sal ris USED CARS Voser alte. CREVIE «4 DOOR. | Betor abo es the casa ake eS ae ee ae ‘S1 Buick 4 dr. . $695 RIDING WARE REA: | ick Co. Mie Michigan es xP. | oun Ave. hea 3 tone paint. Radio, |. “lean 187\5 Be on. 00.) Pe bee” SSO Seabee. 008 | las : 000 PE 401m WEA- | IO Seon ere MU teed or |1 Sy — eo Fotrk: Tints; "oaks 10. mm PAY TOP oP BOLLAR OR Geo amen IS Weeden “ai | es DODGE“) PASSENO) iss PomTiAG—¢ 7 a CHEAPIES ae reece | PRAYER, | South FOR | Voorhets. ~ ine off | ER CHIEBTA LA. 2 COM, Bm Mal pees ORCHARD AND ES nub es | a Sere ee on M-26 Cll ns etnee PE CON Be ROLY aT LYeLiNe pet | ® Steet icear ae oe eee ae ee tue vandre. re re 50 Dodge 2 dr $445 Jcumaons CALETHS Gerdes sad ‘Caw _ Miller | BO ran PER BOMTS 5 1 WAKINE MMUNI | 7 a paeoriian. | Sy et ee ea eee _fouet sysem. 9008 FE tes, Bev | 149 Dodge 2 Gt. once “$345 Stellion. Corky BURT NG | ry ne Sn ay oempment, only 2 cemonsirators m4 ‘Breed Ls tete, S ¥ "(bottom steel, M cHEV ti 3 DR BEL ; — on to 5 grpreciiie. 7 Fon —— jess | PONTIAC eee ) 48 Packard 4 d eter hee our 7 | =m 4 ide ian Uses trailers as low as ss. _Siteetgee Livery, a cd RS = owner low toe. A ne oboe _lina, low mileage. PE $7332 TS | 48 Dod Te. $150 SB a ALLIS a ee | Bet HOOT Benne” ore ia PT. STOCK UTILITY HYD: 803 N. Main, Rochest Argel bar, Ot0t. Low down pay- | _Prook, seden alk . EADOW PONTIAC "84 STAR CHIEF, | 49M lta a pony, Magis ef. al metal grain rity mow-| housetrailer GEER ART coace a (anes, OPEN TILL 10 PM. °F Carkner—Studebaker .DOOPe We | ganna Upc, | ere SS porilighs gel, "49 De Sota iincoee ES SPIRITED RIDING HORSE Tas $495 “ripe servi 2 | pe trade for (Al cacomgae oe BOAT “HOUSE. LAKE See OLive 23-6311 Birmingham MI 4- 3410 LAKE ORICY etcn ae trade. Can be seen from 16 to 3 e Soto eeeeeeesr .$395 win te lavremee Prntm Soe Mich € ee | ee ne | are a | ME M&M Motor Sales SE, Sap SerOn citee | ot ee Ms Eee me om deen . , ba he. Seams, soa | Mich, Chain Saw Dist. 9| Sie Berea ae BEE, Pe OF Me MIKF'S AUTO SALES |", Maa aia oom | Mrressa ther t pms Riemen-_ g2eet Rettalee Lake Ra. Devio-| See © Rate MT sonabte PE Shia ee TO ey faoat aa a aeRO ; = San pacer rig PONTIAC'S car A bargain et seg a an a hone ey .< n- Sorrel TRAM WEIGHT Auction Sales 97) ae. yaabe Tt ROOMS FURNEL pone Sag hag yb may ie enn ase 8. wensease - ine TOP TRADER “~ ne eta oo IAC « DOOR. HYDRA. | 150 Sam Miller. Clartswe. Ma | UCT! ae /7) _Ma 6300) tm modern trailer. _svetinge shee @ or om Laxe Rd. | weB Our Cake GacmaP Teese: ia ca Sl tat Maite Carkner—Studebaker > PONTiAC GIP PAIN 3 SC neider et ye a a APRIL 29 Locan | Rent Trailer — OUTBOARD MOTOR FOR. _Fast service. Call FE TRON. } bee! $16.230. worth of Secure Birmingham MI 4-3410 door Qed condité ‘4 BLCY gOS ——— | taf, Bete ees erune 0 | ALL MODERN AnD pe oF) NIRRUDE MOTORS warrataty mopar weect | Baty ni Sas bea rens, FORD. 5 WINDOW CHAN. Be ee Se tesa eae | 252 S. SAGINAW ST. Wanted Livestock 73, } tN pom 4 pores cattle. | true erties AND PRIVATE INRUDE MOTORS Bagley Auto P pon Ng tage gy t and make trade a oe w ceeaians sonia &4 DOOR SEDAN. Open 'til 8 p.m. 1 Holstein bull Ag enry goal tine B “— Reply Pon _ repair. _ « FE 5-9219 arts we accepted in Fae bgge - A val- FE 43838 _b Whitiemore cash. tad tires — ail . bedy FE 2-9131 bal bg ys 3 International MD trectore. Pull MODERN AND SEMI. MODERN mum boats 6 to a fA ay mactsy of7™ °°) Licuidation Sele. We bare « ot FORD “@ 2 DR OOD RUNNING | socal “ear F bar, Wife's “per: | STUDEBAKER 35 5 FARENGER Zaks | be Gamers |e eg See |" TONY'S MARIN S| Wan temo pe| Eee cage e | an oo Be cee Ave) Fee ee Oe) eee oes «id before . 70 summer sales. T ears ere in eft ¥ = | D ‘@ GO iss PONTIAC 2 1 a auto. trans. radio ae Selo Poultry 34) See Sa wae P~ 4 ML ae ry “TON S aa a seppotet cers.” Sie efittas neon | st sgrorive, ond RADIO BO, MAE | mate ste, Pe oS Meer mee Iyer at Sar and Y CHICK? wow ; ie ~KAISEF - 38350 HAVE 52 Buick . tenn. My about ten mi Sorter and some Ser satiorm _ gine Shon. "Bs “Hood. Buck Me: |" Owen's cruisers starcraft ‘boat WE have ¢ ; ton coer pane CHEVS ta A gE Down wate farina TO.BOP SUPER CONVERTIBI $1295 cond : antigue dishes _ | Boat overyaiing the - Cu oF Sia | Eee ee _ Sale Motor Scootets 82) me°orcnard ake ave FE Ss Bos Vand og ee item of + | “vata eons 2a Repction Bos | BE MALY ey MERE |S? Patiog gg 10 The eeneer pl | ND your warenan: | 2 CUSHMAN _ GooD ah. noe Anog tena SORT ORavae Dota a 1954 LeftO __Garland J byiven_ Lake. Toe. ar et AIN 4 Gr Ry a an toe $18. Call PE Tiel after | an sare, TROT. GET | "ord wih ket, tiles cod VGrs | "op oeerec een | me 'S2 Mercur : pronerty, within tes AT, APRIL 3 AT 1 PM bas he’ ATE SPECIAL DE.| that save another $60 or $100 on | at 3860 ¢ rhepiet: Can be seer | 7 a oe _ WEEKLY pTTLE DOWN AND ey eeeee. $1095 i and ia wemoritg eld Borse groum . user tutavent- For Mee OR Soy in stock. Another $595 S695 : . ere is a huge savings on this utifully cared- ||] 980 merc. 4 @r. Really really 1950 Olds. with @ V8 engine. & Plymouth 3 Gr. Good cars TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS . $795 $895 |] for Cosmopolitan Club Coupe. . Must be sold at a | conl. dandy. +) 1947 Pontiac 4 door oeveveceseneusecaccnaceon OF | new low price. The motor purrs like a kitten. | 5 $595 $1145 "50 Oldsmobile 53 Pontiac ||| Don’t hesitate to drive this one today. It has an $29 ’ 1946 Ford 2 door ....-.cccecccccsesccecsee $ 95 -" y Radio, heater and Hydramatie. Catalina with radio, heater and : tees radio x 1947 Chevrolet 4 door ebeeceesevensescccceet OO - . ws. | ing for ou ——— vem | tet loco ollie “nasser Can ‘an ae 1947 Buick 4 door noooootocccooodiannac eR ob! | = | | ~ j 1948 Pontiac 4 door Seen Mewes aieenanncceeenere *53 Chevrolet "Si Ford | $395 vest $195 eee Bo oc BOY menter. Very sive eat iw ho bomen ne 149 Ford 3 ér. 1980 Ponitac 2 ér. we Coen. 9 See These at | $1,095 $595 | | seommse. compara oa is ba ‘ . ; - || 150 S. Saginaw Street | | MA | | H EWS | WE REALLY MEAN BUSINESS—LOW PRICES—BANK RATES Phone | | _ HIGH APPRAISALS—COURTEOUS SALESMEN FES4101 or FE5.3588] | HARGREAVES | ) “el! RETAIL STORE | LIVER Bl K | wy ” 1 ; os Ope | : YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER | 8 A.M nap M | “Goodwill Used Cars” | | FE 2-9101 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. FE 2.9101 .M. .M., 65 ACE. Citadines £¢. rE 3.7117 || 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 | : ems = eerie Nn —- FIRE SALE} TURNER |CY OWENS 1 < na | “Beston Wheels and Deals” |} ,_- B | |. at the Pontiac's “FORD” Dealer | 5 \\ B . L S " A-1 Buys Cheapies SEE : A |. ; : if | g t of || "49 Pontiac 4 dr..$ 299 = _°47 Ford club cpe... .$99 t WwW ot | Di te Py an-wyns arte eae These Cars at Our New L Apeil 22 ThSuntr Ari) oth NO BLAZE '49 Ford 2 door..$ 199 . a . , 2 Pont, Catalina$ 999 ‘39 Ford 2 door ....$4]] py FE 4.7469 New and Used Combined BUT THE DEALS ARE HOT |] '90 Ford 2 door..$ 299 ‘$8 Plymouth sedan.$99 eae | SO Nash 2 door..$ 144 "41 Buick 4 door...$44 ; ; . '§2 Ford Victoria.$ 999° °47 Pontiac 2 door. .$99 |/| 1953 soatiee 2 door Chieftain deluxe. This car is [)|~ 1986 Chrysler New Yorker De- sess 1941 Plymouth 4 door, R&H ....sceceesees: $95 ||] '47 Willys sta. wg$ 344 +48 Chevrolet sedan.$99 e new, power brakes. Power Flite trans- with two tone paint tinted 1947 Ford Club Coupe, R&H ........+2.+2-$155 ||| 52 Ford 2 door. .$ 699 ies — ue a ‘ire Renter and’ windshiehawashere 947 Ponti 195 ||| 3! Hudson 2 dr..$ 299 1953 Oldsmobile ‘98’ 4 door. Beautiful two-tone. 50 $1975 1 ontiac Dix. 2 dr., R&H seeeeeseeeee$ ) 51 Ply. clb. cpe..$ 344 Radio and heater ; hydramatic, 3988 Pt i Cidieiiean inden —_— een, sotin, 1949 Ford 4 dr., Heater, clean ..... paureienatiis $199 ||| °52 Pont. dix. 4 dr.$ 899 $1495 eeNet, SARAANNS washers, ofr Seem cushions, Fuses Pate Guntntiston and meg other esemeriee, 1949 Buick Convertible, a steal .........2+-$199 ats eke aa S 1950 Ford 2 door 8-cylinder. Radio and heater. A “ . 1949 Mercury, R&H, overdrive .........---$333 [/] +31 Ford Victoria.$ 699 S pang good one. e205 ( 1949 Olds 88 Club Coupe, sharp ....... s+ +s $444 |} °53- Ford -Victoriaf$Hi44 - - -OPECIAIS —— on — 1948 Buick. I ondition. Ready to roll. On 1984 Cadiliae €2 forder, two 1950 Olds Dix. 88 Tudor .........0eceeeees $599 ||| “SO Hudson cpe...$ 144 acs rod conv't.. .$1199 wie a iti pabieeds | B50 ta tee esosnion, Bysipgns aie 51 DeSoto 4 dr..$ 599 $ $195 tan finish. “Has every thing you power’ steering.” power’ brakes, Te Ce Die, BB PG ax vcesecccncs «wes eee 53 Chrysler 2 dr.$1199 "46 Dodge conv’t.$ 144 1951 Ford Victoria. A one owner. Has Fordomatic, $1225 nite Wall tire, radio. | 1950 Buick Super 2 dr., R&H ........ee eee $499 ||] ’52 Buick Riviera.$ 899 ‘50 Ford conv’t...$ 499 radio, heater, seat covers. Priced to sell quick. $3550 1950 Cadillac 62 Sedan, R&H ...... pesos $1I11 ||] 'S1 Pont. dix. 2 dr$ 499 '46 Pontiac conv't-$ 144 ||] 1054 Pontiac Catalina, Like new. Beautiful coral ||]. seesty: power brake power steering. power windows. Power Fite isansmission ant want "te a. * P aA . vs Finished in « dark metallic blue. Interior done in. an 1951 Chevrolet Dix. Tudor .....0..sseeeeee- $666 ve alae rs wo lM ad wie. en ee WORE: Combination with eather trim” Radin. heater white wall tre, and tinted glam among ome’ cet 1951 Olds Super 88 Tudor ....... ivecwnakds $888 3s Pont. Catalina.$1299 1051 Pontioe 4 doce sodad. Two-tone Sies; A tics 1951 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe ..........-. $666 = ere ra at car. On , 19 Models 1951 Pontiac Chief 8 Dix. Tudor ........ oe $666 63 mF gach. eel 199 4s ; 1963 Chrysier Windsor Rxeellent 1983 Plymouth Club Sedan. Bx- 1953 Plymouth Station 1952 Henry J, R&H, whitewalls ...........$444 ||] '46 Cadillac 4 dr..$ 199 Trucks 1987 Ford 2 adler Radio and heater. radi, howtiy, Power cetring: Minimum of Sceemoriee tui fons green With while te S : 51 Dodge 4 dr...$ 544 $150 : nals, and beck up lights. 10 and vines wae 1952 Nash Statesman Tudor ........0.000+-$777 . : $8 ‘54 Chev. Bel Air.$1544 ‘51 Ford 94 t. exp-$299 11] 1o16 £642 door 8-cylinder. Radio and heater. Only ian $1295 1952 Packard 300 Dix. clean .......0 ++e++-$999 |] +53 Dodge 4 dr...$ 999 'S3GMC ¥ t. pick.$599 $95 : tide wall tires ond al the special chrome trhm the Coremet, modal’ her torent, “"yamgiae, White 1952 Chevrolet Convert., R&H, W/W....... $39 ||] '49Plym. 2 dr...$ 199 "49 Stude, % t. exp.$199 iia i oe N bl . Li , io, $1250 1952 Ford Custom 8 Ford-O-Matic .........$89 a met ox rapt 54 Ford 4. t. pick.$744 |f 1953 a a — Like new. Has radio ; or ctoria. Big ‘ 1952 Cadillac 62 Fordor, full power ........ $1999 Ill <5 Stade Seteanaions ee baa : a 1950 Buick 2 door Black with white wal radio |] 1952 and Older Models 1953 Ol lL mecedwoedave 51 Ch ler 4 dr..$ 644 . ak . eater. clean, . 1 Plymouth Cranbrook Con- 19523 Plymouth Hardtop. 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SIGE ME i TEPER NLS LLG A ENGENDERS Te Be > 729 THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 You Too Con Have the Best _ in BIG SCREEN. TV! The All New 1955 SPARTON 21” Table Model TV vt 169" STEFANSKI Radio and Television Sales and Service FE 2-6967 1157 W. Huron Se. | Network : Today's Television Programs Ee Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV _TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00--(7) Little Rascals. “Pups ‘Is | Pups.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture serial. (4) Time for Mu- sic. Jane Palmer sings. 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul Williams. ¢:30-—(7) Ramar of the Jungle. Jon Hall in “Golden Tablet.” (9) Heart of City. “Dr. Damon's Dilemma.” (4) Death Valley Days. “ Team Rolls,” story of 20 mule teams. (2) News Ace. Ken Cline, Van Patrick. 6:45—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. Phelps. :00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. | 7:15—(7) My Story. Drama. }7:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. Rinty, Rusty and Lt. Masters help — BASEBALL DAY & NIGHT “DUGOUT DOPE” (Preceding Each Game) (Feliowing Each Game) (2) News. Doug Edwards. Ss i HE i : ed if F E 9:38—(7) The Vise. (4) Cavalcade of News. Williams. (2) News. LeGoff. 15—(7) Theater. Paul Lucas in | 11:00—(7) 7 Cowboy Show. Miss Fair Wright. 11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater. Alan Mowbray in “Isle of Miss- ing Men.” F 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen with Elaine Malbin, Sono Osato, guests. Weather. Betty SATURDAY MORNING 9:00—(4) Mr. Wizard. 9:30—(4) Quiz ‘Em. (2) Michigan State. 9:45—(2) Wayne University. 16:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. 18:15—(7) Cartoons. 16:30—(7) Smilin’ Ed. (4) Winchell & Mahoney. (2) Sinema. 10:46—(2) Bill Barker's Cartoons. (4) Funny Boners. (2) Pirate Pete. | | 1i:30—(4) Space Cadet. (2) Capt. | SATURDAY AFTERNOON | 12:00—(7) McKenzie’s Saturday | Party. (4) Happy Hollow Ranch. @) Big Top. 1:06—(4) Town and Country. (2) Lone Ranger. 1:30—(4) Home Theater. (2) Uncle Johnny Coons. 2:00—(7) World of Speed. (9) Sat- urday Matinee. (2) Tiger Game. 3:06—(7) Roundup time. (4) Double. Feature. 3:30—(9) Million Dollar Theater. President Says Gobel + U.S. Asks Fate of 16 Poles in Underground WASHINGTON ® — The United States prodded Russia and Poland of = calling for free elections out Poland. Collins to Repo on Viet Nam Trip Special Ike Envoy Says Situation Serious; U.S. Still Backs Diem 4:00—(T) Back to God. 4:30—(T) Renfrew of Mounties. (2) Milky Movie Party. 5:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) Ad- venture Theater. (4) Roy) Rogers. | -- Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations Usted tm this column are subject te change without notice. — wm, (om CKLW. yee) wws, (on WCAR, (1198) WYZ, (1?) WBE, (lee WON, (1668) FREE Chemical ROOT DESTROYER Putin sewers after they are cleaned by electric machine. NO RESULTS—NO CHARGE 6 Months Gecrantee \ < SERVICE All Makes! oy =m , oy ifal Sylvania TV QUALITY day. ferences between the United States the White House with U Collins told newsmen on his ar ; z if the Unit iE * i | GH Z 3 cid . ir i a iii | ij : 3 i if ww Bong WXYZ, Lone News, Hummin’ WPON. Doney Discs bay a Gedriel Heatter wre, Saterday Sendof! tome as, et Along tg | Murrow ae Bings a Happier Living Ta a5 WPON, esti, "eines = = — 2:15—WPRON, Club 1668 CKLW, Les Paul 6:15—WIR, Melody Roundup) CKLW. News. 6:00—WJR, Crime WCAR, Coffee WJBK, News, George 8:30—WJR, Treasury Show Dinah shore €:38—WIR, Voice of Agriclt. News, Party Ww a Bhow Stoppers ‘p’ Shine 11:18—WIR, Robt. Q Lewis 620-wm, 7 ™ CKL’ . Counterspy + bd WJBK. Baseball Sam cates 11:98 WHE, McKenate —_— oo a tae Prank 1:90 WIR Jim Vine one, “i peepee: Talk Sports 8:28—WIR, Gottrey Clgut a velt 18:00—WIR, Jack White oot ae ee WW, Garroway CKLW, Art Laing WW, News WCAR. W. Toke © Number se tesa stuste al oxLW. Johany Desmond (:18—WJR, Flamingo Stakes Ways. a ener 1S—WWI, Hews an News b00—w 3. Russell Show o:00 Perry Come 8:00— Jack White 3 Parm Digest XYZ, News, Pestival Sxvn. Drea Ctreus Wws Bema’ wd fcliride, Scouts ox LW. Teenagers USA. ON, News, Don. 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Dish Washer, Reg. $289.95. . .Sale! $199.95 EASY TERMS AVAILABLE PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $10 HAMPTON TV | 825 West Huron St. Near, Telegraph Rd. Open Every Evening e HAMPTON’S | TV and APPLIANCE CLEARANCE! Brand New! Large Screen TV—Famous Makes! Trade your small screen on a larger TV now especial! FE 4-2525 ~~ » ini “*’ re i“ eer cet Ne Eee ae en Re a nn nee sa * : bcs is ae ? f - 7 * d f f sf ‘ | \ (fe } “Rh ie j } { j \ j & j (i ’ é J ) FORTY-FOUR ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 , J ( : » pe ; Bie , Noted Architect's Son Municipal Judge L. W. Cotting- | any until Thursday. Wright | Arrest College rence, gid Byron unable to into the vault but ants at @ first aid station he was $ jham said he was “reluctant” to} has to practice in Indiana, Co Student | oii tadas, aae\aas Ue tied conan Lion-Hearted Raccoon ) seem Gown, te ane hte rule sguinet Wright, The judge) Texas and ‘Nevada. for $400 Bank Robbery Gtbdel tnd cl The FI said formal charges) Puls. Skier on Sidelines Teal ae 0 eee ere te - non SE against Byerley, whose home . SUNAPEE, N.H. (UP)—A | Path forced ae ta | ete a “iodely canetrctd, vague Hlonohuiiu ting an average tem-|nesing cn acirasiin ctednet fast|tecte bane navi, Ken.| tg Centerville, will be fed today sagan Stl the, homhit'9. tb Chermayett picked up the ant Frank Lioyd Wright, was be changed. (,. |perature of 75 degrees. The 44 . | On 19, a bandit abducted ‘ieft a Harvard University student | mal which became panicky y ot practicing) Wright, of Del Mar, Calif, de-| year high is 88 set in September | M#ht in the $400 robbery of a/KAM) ye B Warren the bank cash-| T™¢ Library of Congress in| with a crimson finger on the ski|Chermayeff's finger: = tect in California with-| nied practicing without a license. | 1947. The lowest in the same pe-| State Bank. ie, from his home and forced him | W@shington has more than 10 mil- | trails here. “He bung on like # lion,” said license. 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