Thw Weather V **■ "***• *■*••»•«•»* Frktay (air, lithe war THE PONTIAC PRESS Edition PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER1 l, 1900—78 PAGES Williams Gets New Boss City Officials Acclaim Beginning of Regular Commercial Tripe I' Bv^PETE LOCHBILER 1 Commercial airline service came to the Pontiac area today in the form of a I sleek, silver transport that {set down at Pontiac Municipal Airport shortly after 10 ajn. i The twin-engine, 44-passenger Convair 340 aircraft flew in from Detroit’s Willow Run Airport on its way to Saitit Ste. Marie. The stopover here mucked the administration, outside ’of the White House staff. «rm disclosed. Kennedy said he has picked Wfl-Itsnw to he Assistant Secretary of State far African Affairs. Williams to Handle J Affairs for Africal WASHINGTON » —-Vlwnidwit- I Kennedy was neanng the aetam J*" f Khaarih laday aase far key administration po-pirhpd Gov. G. Metmen William* sitlottt came late Wednesday aith ot Michigan to be Mutant sKre-ltwo announcements ^ ^ rrt. fttaoMy caltod thejoh aseontfU.v afternoon far a weekend at m importaaoe^to no ether poafnaaip^w Bsach. Fla.. he win. air Site Neaf St Joeeph Hospital The plane was to put in at Flint, j TdOty Ahmet (Saginaw, Bay CMy. Midland* and Alpena. | Central, has served the Son for several years. -'Ll j' WASHINGTON ift-Prerident Eisenhower has given Vice President Richard M. Nixon public nee* ! Republican party, in sharp dia-; agreement-with' the stand af New jVWt'a Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Ih^JIhMo Baas* said today j Whether so intended or not. the ! President’s comments amounted !t« a rejoinder to RoctatleUer, who' ispoke at an Albany news confefe .race only the day before., •» Warming Trend —38 Tomorrow | • • ■ 'x '' ROckbgetier, once a edmpetitar Christmas shoppers will find against Nixon for. this year s Re* , temperatures a little warmer to- publican nomination for. the presi-. morrow, the weatherman ays. . dency, said a party without a v Tonight^ will be fair with a jowl presideht in office is without an of M degrees. The high will reachjactual head except perhaps for around ,3ft tomorrow. The outlook [the national chairman. * . tor Saturday is partly;cloudy and| .. *. * * *- j 'warmer 'j The,Governor did say Nixon has J North wMtiitj morning winds at! a "tremendously imporlain partfr J15-22 miles per how; will thminithj play in uhtting arid strengthening late this afternoon andtonight.fthe party." • becoming light variable Friday. | But at the same" time he sap , Nineteen was the lowest record- 'Continued on Page 2, C6L 2) J . Ing in downtown Pontiac preceding' . Mackinaw to approach the freighter. The. cotters Mesquite aim Sundew stood ty. The boarding party will, assess damage to the freighter and cooler with the skipper on what to do, Capt.' Trivizas so far. has r*. fused to give up the ship__________ _ * * * The ftejghter, aground in water 14 feet deep, was talcing og; water taster than her pumps' could quarter of tht nations In the flfcn-eral Assembly of the United Na--ttons. The continent of Africa is now a giant testing ground ta determine whether freedom can be MailHlfMd in cnmUttens where - The captain answered; "Water in the hold is coming higher and higher and we are pumping all w* have. We are stiU pgpding on the bottom, j It stopped tor about an hour, but throivh tile night it was pretty bad." Then be added. "I’m afraid we' Williams returned Monday from a tour of ArgentiNg jind Brasil with a number.of other governors, The And oaacrete word that factor in our move. , Helicopters and amphibious plsa— stood by at the Traverse City Coast Guard air station. PUNJABS FranciscoMorasan • lies grounded and leaking off South Msnttoo Island in Lake Michigan today with II aboard. Opt Eduardo Trivisas ex- - 7/1 MyP, *;- • -i . EF* ■'! - Vi * ■ x?- mm 77--; ?■ ; \^IWLi£iME ■T/TW 2E Freedom Near' After 9!4 Years - Toy lor- Seeks Release of Man / Imprisoned on ^Assault-Murder Charge Convict John Mundo stands to become a free man tomorrow after 9'4 yean in Jackson Prison. "V- * ft * Prow-cutor George F. Tkylor an-nounced today he would move to! drop the assault with intent to commit murder rh.-irgg against Mundo. ' Tovlar. after studying the Iran-•Mript of the 1941 trial sad hear hr same leeflmsay from special inteattgalor W. M. Petenaaaa, ! afU hie “could not provo J«lm - Mundo, 51. was sentenced to prison for 15 to 30 yea| I Circuit Judge Frank being found guilty by Nov. 30. I960, sh I. . Marshall, 30, GKANTKD new Mundo continued to. innocence and hired Pont ney Bernard Girard to. prove it. ‘ ♦ * Jfe was granted a new trial rr deadly when he prod seed an ■ affidavit from Marshal, now a mfdent of Highland Park, may tog he (Marshal) was not sure now Mundo was the tnaa who •tot* him It years ags. * * t Petermann gave Mundo several Be detector tests in June at Jack-son. leading the investigator to say that it was his opinion "dint this inmate is telling the truth and was not involved in this case. '■■it ft * “I do not have positive proof he was the one,” Taylor said, reviewing the case and after conferring with Fetegmann. Taylor said ha woaM draw « and probably file M tomorrow When Doffdero signs the order Mundo becomes a free man, Taylor %HB PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1000 BIRMINGHAM J- Work b today on the city’s first shopping mall. The first project in a long-range plan for the redevelopment of the downtown business district, the block-long shopper’s mall Is on Henrietta Street between Maple and Martin. * ft..' ft. ~ ft U1 traffic” will be rerouted >und the man. A M-foot tree, the first ef many ^t« be placed in the matt, was to be planted at 11 a.ra. today. A deep layer of wood chips will cover the pavement and walk-way* will be formed by potto blocks/' . WELCOME ABOARD - A pretty stewardess greets Joseph L, Fount of the traffic department jat CMC Truck and Coach as be prepared to /board the plane for North Central Airlines' first . mu** rtsst nets flight out of Pontiac Municipal Airport today. Fount jvas flying to Flint, the first stop for the Convair 340, which will fly regularly from Detroit _traffte jogs to Pontiac and as far north as Sautt Ste. Marie. H **’ “ Ike Toasts Nixon as Head of Parly (Continued From Page One) Ms own national role will be that of a party leader-<£ and he ducked a question as to whether he considers himself on an equal plane with the unsuccessful Republican In Los Angeles Wednesday night. Sen. Barry Gold water of Arizona, •Mother unsuccessful aspirant for the GOP nomination this year, said Eisenhower and not Nixon is the titular,chief. He said Nixon's role roust await Eisenhower’s retirement and Nixon’s decision on hU own future ~~ AFL-CIO Council; Harry 1 Woodman. president of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce; city attorney- William Ay Ewart; Sbeprta M. Birnkrant, assistant city attorney; Hotter D. Hoskins, airport manager; and John W. Hirlinger, manager ol the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce. High Court Rules for *12-Town : The State Supreme .Court gave dainty drain officials its greatest ’"hopes to yean of solving flooding problems to Southeastern Oakland Ooanty when it ruled It could fl, nally build the huge 12-town storm relief drain. fr * * • / The high court, in an unanimous droirton handed down today, or de^ad dismissal of a suit by the city of Madison Heights »yW tha project’s drainage board. The detistoa was weleemed by roeaty drain eftieialL ,, .f The 947-mlllion .drain has been rootoated as to ifs financial appor t ionmen ts in and out of the courts torn* It was fir* envisioned to Today's ruling reverses ope back a. year ago by Circuit, Jndie WU-. liam-J. Beer. Judge Beer said the drainage ■ board tod failed to take into account htow much Madison Heights contributed to the proposed drain iPOt determining the city should pay S2,848,803 aa Its share of the.,long-awaited drain. ’ :,y- tto etty said this-share was The Weather MM Wuthrr Bar,.. I fOSTMC AND VICINITY — Variable ***jttb—s* _ W«nM»mfd ian Wsnrlaa “dr- MM «*u. ki(k m- »sad s MU* sllir tanlfkl. La* OIIit (air sal s IHUa atMl iJUrtkaai akli is-tt srtlss “Mb’- la oral arguments before Jadge .Beer fast November the •fitemtys said a ‘M Metor Ptvtetou 'mi T General Motors Truck R Coach Division received several ship, meats Out of Detrap on the flight, according to Gene Hardin, sateo npreoentottoe with Etotwa/TEx-press Agency, lac. la Feittoc. Arthur’s received some f from New Yoifc City end Osmun’s Men's Wear received some tuxedos outref Philadelphia among Am 27 pieros unloaded from the Convair 340 when It touched down shortly after 10 a.m. at Pontiac Municipal Airport,,Hardin said. there was a 120-car parking lot to readiness and an entrance rood off M50. , The three-story tower won't(be in operation until spring, but North Central has Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) permission to use two-way radio contact With the airport. The •FAA will operate toe The D»yiih BinhingKam Downtown Shopping Mall of Jtansom Money ft _I_„ ’v L' aj .' ANGELE5 PW. tog adding a new duty to tha department of public works that of constructing and operating an airport that might be built here. •ft ft The .board of supervisors tomorrow will be. asked'to expand the county’s-1961 mushrooming legis- an amendment to the 1957 state law creating county public works departments to permit toft addL *"• Berkley Super- • visor John G. ^emann, chairman The seggestian comes from tl tee wkleh Is hying a long-range stady of air Michigan for the next SS yean. Principal order of business for uperviaors will be to approve bids taken today on a 820,009 service drive with divided boulevard, loop and a $15,000 lot at the Friday's meeting ins called especially by Chairman Daloa Hamlin so that work could begin imniediaWly on the projects. Other county business has been tacked not be altered sad stressing the need of aa eoooemk'.development program la Oakland County. Amending the DPW act to include . aviation duties to just long-njnge step being considered by the committee headed by Pontiac Mayor 'and Supervisor Philip E. Rows ton. Previously discussed pi and as to where such an airport should go haven’t gone beyond the discussion stage, a spokesman said. LITTLE TROUBLE SEEN About chances to change the law, which Oakland County initiated of the legislative committee, said: T wouldn’t anticipate too much trouble. *■. „ _ permissive legislation and logical.” he said. The Oakland DPW now Is concerned solely with sewer and water projeetr o In making the pr&posal roper-visors realise that the neighboring Wayne County Road Commission operates* the Detroit Metropolitan Airport. The county, , which now gets $6 to record /the plat, la cars added costs by different depart- Under the change $50 would be returned to the county. '■ ft '' ft -ft .• Members , of the equalization committee of the board of roper-111 offer three steps to facilitate closer liafoon with state equalization procedures. f . ft - \ One would limit assessing property at no greater than SO per cent of market value, a second would! increase the budget of the . State Tax- Commission to provide grater assistance to county assessing officers, and the tolled would’ set separate commission to review and revise toe tax structure for supporting bdth state and local governmental unite so some relief can be given to ad valorem taxes oh real and personal property. Intrigue Up in Chicago's Vote Cheek CHICAGO (AP) — WUl the recheck of ballots in Chicago have any effect on toe presidential election?- ' That question loomed larger today in the wake of Gov. William G. Stratton’s statement that the Illinois Electoral .Board majf not certify, the state’s 27 Democratic electors it "strong and tangible” evidence of vote frauds to presented. Stratton, a Republican, is chairman of,the .GOP-dominated board.| The board's function is to vass the vote' reports from toe state’s 102 counties and make an official proclamation of the results. • , ■'»• I Reports from the 192 counties show Pteoldent-Elect John F. Kennedy le entitled to the etM-tend voice on the bask of Ms defeat of Riehanl M. Nixon by 8JM6 votes. Across the nattoh, Kennedy has] 300 electoral vote*. If the 27 from! Illinois were withheld, he would have 273—four more ftan| the 209 required. U there are ■^saa nft^nj \ MOW 2 STORES L to Serve You Better PONTIAC Ample Free Forking DRAYTON Cosy Credit Terms THOMAS 7mECONOMY Wti- My Gosh, You'd Thirfk After 26 Years People Would Know Thpt SIMMS Still Has BIG DEAL. DISCOUNTS On All Famous DRUGS . . . but alas, wo' still have people who buy dniQt elsewhere Jnd pay hlqb prices for-the same item. So, YOU out there, don t you be e ‘Full Price Foyer’ come to SIMMS tor DISCOUNTS and hers * just a tow of Tonite, Friday and Saturday Special* to prove our point. Right* reierved to limit quantities. 'Pul \ tow \rew BUFFERIN TABLETS FEEN-A-MINT LAXATIVE leg. Ilif Pock too 79* Bag. Ate ■* Pack JO I Chew Onm 46* MILES NERVINE Ui.Mc am M , Liquid « / t TakIM f mm PHILLIPS MAGNESIA IV lag. IfJf Pock 200 LAV0RIS MOUTH-WASH Beg. 5Ae MM ^ g 9-Ounce «K* Bottle JU SHAVT BOMBS PMmNvs, Hiss b,. rfc MURINE FOR EYES 39* Meg. 59c Drop* oi Wash AQBAVELVA AFTERSHAVE f - 46* COLDENE CHEST RUB Beg. 49c Stick Form 44* KLEENITE POWDER 72* IPAHA TOOTHPASTE 19* tlJt Mat 2 Tuba MINIT-RUB ANALGESIC 59’ FASTEETH POWDER *%&” JJ* ZONITE ANTISEPTIC •w-njr. j)d( 4 DRISTAR FOR 60UBHS **•>* VASELINE : HAIR TONIC io< ■Mil* * / VICKS Bsffsrof COLD TABLETS 6?* PREPARATION H SUPPOSITORIES 59 PETROLEUM JELLY 39* Mag. 19c Pound PEPSODEHT TOOTHBRUSH i 49* Reg. f9c Liftline Limit HALEYS M-U EMHLSIBH Beg. SUM J2-Ob. T Laxofiva 4 09- POLYVISOL ir ABDEO DROPS 2? *9 ccV DRISTAN TABLETS r tag. tUt Decongest't Pkg. of 50 BABY NEED DISCOUNTS Meads Dextri-Moltose 2VZ-POUND CAN—NOW . FLETCHERS CASTORIA FAMILY SIZE Magwlm P9c Yqlee —• 5 Ote. 53* BAIT POWDER 49* Cbokaol ZBT oi 1. I /. 1‘ SK 3 ’-39* 1 and | Unit! 53* mJSgr^mJte_tnsL_UM t UOtfIPRIN 4 LIQUID ASPIRIN ■egafot 79t Value. Limit I - DRAGS • X THE PONTIACvyBESS, ^THURSDAY/ PECRMBER i, i960 THREE From Now Until CHRISTMAS - SIMMS it Open f ram 9 A.M. to 10 *M. YoC '^'t^ve to Hunt for BIG DEALDIS&DUNTS- We'll TellVoU -7Just Lopk on Page 29 in Today's Pqr*tiac Press . . . But Check These Discounts* First-then turn to Poge 29 foV Even More BIG DEAL DISCOUNTS. * If YOU'RE a Smart Shopper YOU Are, YOU'LL Be Sure to All Your CHRISTMAS GIFTS Shop SIMMS for 'BIG DEAL DISCOUNTS' . Because YOU’LL Tote Home More Gifts for Less Money Than Ever Before! SIMMS -r. P0NTtft£'$ ORpNAL DISCOUNTER IS STILL ON THE JOB ... CHRISTMAS OR NO CHRISTMAS XSIMM$ STILL CUTS PRICES ON GIFTS, HOUSEWARES, HARDWARES, bRUGS, COSMETICS/ PHOTO NEEDS; TOBACCOS, ETC . .. SO MAKE IT A POINT TO COME TO SIMMS FIRST — WHERE EVERYTHING IS A BIG DEAL DISCOUNT, NOT JUST A FEW COME-ON SPECIALS. SHOP FOR THESE SPECIALS TONITETfRIDAY^AND SATURDAY. RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. \ CIGARETTES FUSE Extra Ink Re-Fill With PAPER-MATE Ball Pens Mate Doll Clothes With Sewing Outfit jS SIM Trine 6-pc. Friction Ttys KUthJssr $2.95 Paper-Mete Capri Ball Pent /Ton/ CIGARS _—. MX 50 Twn265 lUjuler tUt With 149 49c Refill I tut rriue 1 Iddal gift for the high school youlth* . ; • . Sore on MoHommlly tontoot SHAKESPEARE Spia-Cast Reels 114.95 088 Value O Dr#ightful tunes — plays, when I With tumble and 20 needles « ing tape. Woven and lined basks Cigarette Lighters $5.50 RONSON Wind- 4)10 ear Packet Lighter . . * $1.50 RONSON Super OiA WiedUte Ufbter ----* ZIPPO Ugbtart Break Pinched ^ ZIPPO Lighters ’ A 75 New SUM Steles .. “ $2.50 Value PATRICIAN lu. te n mMw LADY SCHICK CROWN JEWEL The Perfect Gift! Ladies’ 3-Piece DRESSER SET Set Has mirror, brush and comb oil with metal bocks. Brush has nylon bristles. In ! gpift box. GENlRAL ELECTRIC The Perfect Gift for Tho Teen-Ager inperiel ‘SATELLITE’ Flash Camera Outfit ■- ' §7.95 Value $21.00 Special Purchase! Reduced far Christmas Famous 'SHETLAND' All Purpose wrist Watch JpS 79*H Simms Powerful Performer Transistor Radio With BATTERY and CASE $22.5&y 4 A87 J Buy- For. Christmas Cifts Now Exactly JUgelar S4.9S' $1.00 HoMb In Uyewey INCH EMrii Fry-Pai $19J95 Q®? Value -W Novelty MUSICAL Liquor Decanters Only IS left . fullfac-tory guarantee, powerful electric motor with handy SIMMS Hes Kodak and Technicolor iMSr* File Processing As shown.— musical decenter with gleaming gold fintah frame. Begins to chime a musical tune the moment the' dKSftter la Mftbd to jtour a drink Bottle holds Hill fifth of liquor. . —2nd Floor 98 N. Saginaw St. OPEN TONITE AND EVERY NiTE TO 10 P.M SAVE ON COSMETICS TOYS and GAMES MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS SALE! ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CAMERA NEEDS PLAYS A MILODYAS YOU POUR! Evening to Peria MY KIN CRIAM Mm 79* ■ 'Paririari Gill leied SPRAY MIST FRAGRANCE fS 69< Chctberir 'fabulous* TOlLIT watir 99* f a m o u ■ tenth eric Me CLASSICS IN PRACRANfM ' 89*. Hood Lotiom end' Toilot Water EVININC IN PARIS SET t ts 99* Talcum mod Toilot wJlnr (VINNC IN PARIS! SIT S2.2S QA. Value Off* taueHn Pine Dry Skin CLEASING CRIAM 8S 1" Apple Slosjoa at jPine ROYAL BUBBLE lAYN Si JO* aulauei Value __ WP . light the kids especially. You ban hang them from the mantle 'aid place them among the branches of your plastic tree ... or hide them around the house and make a' game of seeking them. tionable. films' have created a Wa- nt said. “We do not agree t production code gdnitai* presently ineffective. Taped Orchestra Bpcks Violinist in Short Concerto dented'.departure from*previously|His Undercover Men accepted, moral standards," aay* „ puJ- Sumfka Christmas rioetaS** Association of Motion Picture |rac* a Kua* DUrpns# ctatement that the trationl ii ______________________„ ________■■■■■ NEW YORK (AP)-With the vio-ltaiirt on'hand but the orchestra absent, a short concerto for violin ant orchestra was played Wednes-‘ before ah intrigued au- w FONTANA, Calif. lUPf»~Pollcejdl,nee * ** S# The association com mented;Chie^. ^ A Yomq jta«M it was an electronic orchestra. Wednesday on a statement issued P™*1? for newspaper photog-violinist gave the nad to the in Washington in which a com- raphers yesterday standing by *\m&n who pushed the button and mittee of bishops urged the 40 mil-poUce car, stated for under., the tape to railing, and they lion U.S. Roman Catholics to itay °W work, that has no distin- vuere off on a five-minute capric-away from movies not meeting ac-'guishing markings to identic it. ck>. ceptabje standards. I The .photos dearly showed the' if there wasn't any orchestra, As A A undercover car'a license plate,there wasn’t any music either— :.‘We. do _ not agree that 'objec-'number. thought, pot moat of tbeihgeve good hand pa the1 taps, Mm tape machine and the woMmown vio- . few disgruntled patrons • J ft t a 'It was die mason’s drat concert of the Contemporary Music Society. The composer of this opening number, premiered lest summer Henk BadiUgs. Christmas, the Salvation Army seeks to bring Joy to comers of the community —.to the sick, to the distressed and especially to children. And music accompanies almost all of the giving. In hoaptyal wards, tha^ caroling lends a festive air as bonneted las- out packages and Christmas greet* tags. ” Radioactive Truck StoletiFrom AEC * Las VEGAS, Nev. (AP)T-The Atomic Energy Commission says mildly radioactive track was stoim Tuesday from its tost site at Caifip Mercury, 40 imler from here on the desert The pickup truck, contaminated by plutonium in a 1957 safety experiment, had been parked with four other contaminated trucks'Tn the open beside a double fence. Tracks and fence bore . radiation warning signs. >■ ’ , •. Hie' AEC said it is unlikely, however, that persons exposed to the stolen vehicle's radhmon. would suffer any ill effects.1 SHOP EVERY NIGHT TILL 9! 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Although the terminal building is not completely finished, the essentials ofthey»ew service are ready — longer runwaya adequate tail strips, aad equipment for han-dling the North Central 44-paanen-ger twin-engine Convairs. ★ ★ ★ To begin, there will be one flight north through the state daily, in the morning, and one flight south to Wilbur Run, in the late afternoon. For the first time, Pontiac area residents will be able to go to Flint, Bay City-Saginaw-Midland, Alpena, PeUston and Sault Ste. Marie just by taking the short drive out M39 to Airport Road.. ★ + ★ The new service Is a 30 per cent expansion for North Central, Increasing their route miles to 6,900 and 90 v cities in 10 states and oqe Canadian province. Already one important Improvement has been announced. Faster aad less expensive air express service ia forthcoming with the new airline service. This will bea boon to the numerous industrial concerns of our area who frequently need this quick service. . ★ ★ ★ Pontiac City Commissioners, Chamber of Commerce executives and several progressive-minded area residents and business leaders deserve credit for raising Pontiac’s airport to its nepr standards. Now aU wo have to do is use the service. Actually, it’s use it or lose R.'After the first six months, a one-year trial will begin, ia which Pontiac has to average five passengers a day, erase the service curtailed. "------- ★ ★ ★ Airline service is here today. Let’s make sure we keep it. says Business Week, “and let'people, hold onto their own money by reducing taxes, this would probably provide a major stimulus, not a drag, .tci economic growth. Not all the defense savings would have to be returned to the people in the form of tax reduction. There are plenty of important jobs—-education, urban development, resources, and 'the like .—that could well benefit by more public support.” One of the favorite themes of Communist propaganda is that the UA economy would go to pieces if there were no cold war ; that we cannot afford peace. Let us not mouth this defeatism. Unfortunately there Is little prospect of surcease from the cold war. But if a genuine peace should come what an era of progress would dawn on all mankindh Peace Would Usher In No Economic Tailspin In an editorial captioned “Peace Scare” Business Week takes issue with an unnamed American businessman for his statement that “the greatest threat that faces America today 1& the chance that Russia’s Nikita Khxushcsxv may come forward with a genuine peace proposal. It would throw us into an industrial .tailspin." ; ^ : . * * ' To prove how untrue this statement is the editorial points 4out that ia 1944. U.8. defense expenditure totaled $88.6 billion but by 1947 it had dropped $77.2 billion to flW billion. At that time the Grom National Product (GNP1, that is the total value of all goods aad services, was running about —fff^ milllen annually,—-—j...- ■- - JThe UJ8. economy did nofc-go into an industrial tailspin but went on to the greatest postwar expansion in his-tasy/ Today defense spending is less than >50 billion and our QNP is tfto billion a year. ★ Taking into account some im-* portant differences in the economy of the postwar period and thst of today, .them is every reason to believe that bqth government and business would gladly cooperate again to cushion any cenversionto T r~* fob peacetime economy; ★ .. ★ ★ ' ”lf we were able to cut out billions «f dollars «f^spending on defense,” Voiced tht People Enjoys Saturday Edition; Agrees With Dr. Brady This la a long overdue “thank you” far the Saturday editorial*. In fact, the whole Saturday lame to saved fat leiaurely perusal on Sunday at our house. , t ' . .1 , Perhaps I should also thank jH. Sellers. R. N. fdr bar letter to the Voice of the People. R aroused me enough to make me wee* to Write ' and be counted amoiw those who would “stead up" lor Dr. Brad/, common tense and courage in attacking some “sacred e Askn Hunters Write Inexperienced Boy State Representative Can’t Find Work When Mr., flo"Bartlett1 of the 4 am a teen-ager and hem been Conservation Department states looking- fur work and every place that there an still plenty of deer 1 have applied has- turned me . in the woods, this’ is what he sway lor leek of sxptrisaos.How means: Tbs large pulp companies can teen-agem get the experience have lobbyists in Lansing pouring ' needed if these people do not want money into deer control to get to hin us end give a* a chance? what they want. Whet do they went? They want ell the deer Milford done away with because their future depends on young trees and* U.S., China The talk you bear stent dear Vjp -{fi AfrlCa starving -'to death is n tough. f W 111 *mlWl WASHINGTON (UP!) - It was What, No Santa Glaus Yet? The Man About Town* Our Cranberries They Seem to Be a Lasting Crop in the Pontiac Area Weather; A commodity In ia which the Pontiac area also excells la Variety - a different kind every day. Out story about cranberry growth In the ^nttoc vicinity has brought a flood of letters and phono calif from renders who know where this holiday delicacy etui grows. In fact, we’ve now added H to our almost numberless articles of natural and manufactured production — .In which we challenge the world. t .. The most extensive lqcal cranberry toffit f In our county, that Is still producing, ia about four acres in extent, according to • a letter from Karl W. Rhine vault of Lake Orion. It to located in a aWamp near the Holly-Orton vllle Road. » A number of other letters end phone calle told of picking cranberries for Thanksgiving dinner from, "secret bushes" on their'own property. Several claim the berries are better than the shipped-In variety. Mr. Rhlnevault and a few others also say that the holly shrub can still be found In Oakland County, Mlf you know what you're looking for and know whore to look.” A young splkehom deer with a bfbken leg la hobbling around the big woods near the home of - ‘ Paul Landsdewa, along the railway tracks about ten miles northwest of Pontiac. In the big Webber woods near Holly,.. Jack Penrose, who drives a truck fqr the Detroit girls* camp there In the Summer, returned to bhg a buck right beslige the. camp buildings. ' Like many others, getting weary .of receiving-, loving eupe, Oscars, etc., for most everything imaginable to Orville Habbard, Dearborn's spectacular mayor, who always call us “neighbor,” because hjs city's p^yground to located near MUfotd., Advance notice- comes to me that ^' Dr. Carl 8. Winters, - famous pastor of the Oak Park, 111.,. First Baptist Churcm who got his start In Michigan, will rathe speaker at the annual meeting of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce\on Feb. 1. He comes through the courtesy of General Motets. An airmail letter drifts In' from Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Puerto \ ' of Rochester, mailed at Amarillo, In the Texas panhandle, says, “Better come-down and bring your toboggan and skis. We. have the snow—ahead of Michigan." A letter from my good*frlend up at 8t. David Lawrence Says: Blame Dems for Some Gold Loss WASHINGTON — Everybody to discussing the kind of admtoistra-tion John F. Kennedy, as president, is going to give the country, but there seems to be little attention focused on the kind of job the nation mSy expect of Congress. Will it be a re- tire demagogic politicians who cry out against “high interest rates,” a serious blow to struck at the normal and natural' processes of the law of- supply and demand. Last year and this year the Congress turned thumbs down on the request of the Traasury for s free hand in dealing with the sale of government securities. As a consequence, of the interference by Congress with the natural fixing of Interest rates on a supply-and-demand basis, the business situation inside the United States was worsened. While the steel strike ranted a irresponsible Congress? W i 11 it do thd things that maintain a atable dollar, or LAWRENGR will itJbring about the inflation that will rob the workingman of the purchasing power of his wages? [fik ;★ * The role played by the Demo-crattc-controlled Congress in bringing about the 'chaos to the International business situation of today has not beeif made clear to the ‘American people. * While, for instance, the outflow of gold is doubtless not due to any stogie factor, it can be persuasively argued that the Democratic leadership to Congress, by its refusal to remove the interest ceiling on U.S, government bonds of five years or more, contributed a great deal to the current crisis In gold. ★ to- £*•.; ***** Some politicians have always been inclined to feel that they can run the government on a socialistic basis—that to, that foey can molded the law of supply and demand to fit their own concepts of what Will prove popular or bring votes. - But every new and thee actual experience catches up with theory, sad the eatloa pays toe penalty for the ml*takes of the higher for aay length of time but J(ut u Congress commits a seri-y* *v* ***** ***** ous em* to interfering with the themselves. ||rd supply and demand to the - Meanwhile, foretgn-owned funds sale of government securities— would have remained inside the something that makes extremely United States, and there wouldn't difficult the sound management or have been such a tendency to send ^refinancing of the national debt, gold out of the country to earn the (Copyright ISM) it’* only a part of the i» but there; was a representative All you deer hunters, unless you of the U.S. State Department want to travel out of Michigan to competing with Chinese Cbmmu-hunt deer to the very near tutors, tost diplomats tor a 1130.000 ‘ let's get s voice to thg matter and house to Bamako. Africa, for nas .try to stop the slaughter of our as ad embassy. Michigan deer before It’S’ too late. * * * Write to your State Represents- The American got the house be-five In taiwiug cause' he managed to be there Uoyd M. Hoyt Just abend of the Chinese. And hp 3817 W. Wstoxt Blvd. got It even though he. did not here •„ • ' 1 , f the $130,000, _ Bamako to the capital of the new' TheAlmaitftc * -AMcMMe*.**-- By United Pres. tofoBSStfonal . Today Is fhundsy, Dec. 1, die 336th day "of the year, with 38 more in 1960. The moon 'is approaching Its tall phase. Dm morning stars are Mercury and Man. The evening start ace Jupiter and Saturn. *, On this day In history: In 1819, at Fifth Avenue-Theater in New York, Arthur Sullivan conducted the score ot H M.S Pirn-fore fur the first time. - In 1917, Father Flanagan founded Boys Towii, the “city of little men'' near Omaha, Neb.,, with a fund, of less than $100. In 1919, the first woman in the British'Parliament took her seat as Amerkn»boni Lady Nahcy Actor was sworn Into the House of. •f AMae. The State launchsd a crash program to open ' seven new emhaSslei In Afrion, to expand others and to sand some 130 additional diplomat* to the con- money from ether usee and will have to ask Oongreaa In January for a supplemental appropriation of several million dollars. * •* The United Stales plans to ap- Bfc William Brady Says: Calcium Deficiency Leaves the Door Open for the CRI > ‘ CRI, pronounced kree, is an hon- Medicines prescribed or admto-est name for any one of the-doaen by your own physician to more rospiratory infection* mwt ^ preieilt uxilcattoiii of In 1931, at Liberty Theater to New York, the eurtain went up on the tout performance of “Lady Be Good” with music by Genii- dipfomato to the new nations on the theory that they would be In a position to win the confidence of .young African leaders. for today: The Greek ; yj, Plato aaki; ''Under the chance at the Influence either of poverty or sf through, normal wealth, wortenwn and their work erdure are equally liable to will Ifo ||v»n e jobs, hot only THOUGHTS FOB TODAY ; Or to Otal thaOatl et Jem enlpt fo he net the Oed el OmOtm else? Yea. ef Oentffoa alee. — Romans j:«. Smiles Amid so much war and contest ramt»h c"a l?s Four Ufess have their value. But "cold” In the ear-, short of pur physician's advice ly hours of the iU- * this only fraatmsnt or remedies I and variety of opWon you will ness or Indtopook ^ recommend for acuta CRI art find one contenting conviction to ti0I>* ________ (1) Twenty-four boUrs*'rest to bed, every land, that there is one Gnd, L In the early and (3) OT Dec Brady’s Homs the Kbw and Father of AH. ■-state the* CRI is jgade Fool Proof Gough Medicine. Maximus Tyrius. most 'communica- .......................———--------------—- Me', but the poor TSe Case Recurdsof a Psychologist: the job He's herter aff! * * fr' Folks with the most money are the ones who g» south hi thtuda- When interest rates in,,the last two -years started rising tlTover the worlfl. and especially in the United Stales because of the increasing demand for investment finds to meet the needs of natural economic growth, Ihe United States was faced with the simple effects of the law of supply and demand. INTEREST LINKED Our government, in borrowing money, cannot be paying very much less for prime securities than the nongovernmental Institutions and businesses in America are paying for money. the bw of sapply rates. The U.S. Treasury, hew-ever, which has to refinance constantly the -onernisui public * debt, cannot always wait for more propitious moments to float Its loaas, to It must go into the market and pay the current rate. The situation normally tends to iron Itril! out as demand and supply balance one another. Eventually, u the demand -falls off, the interest rate draSE ipp, '__________ ___ Grunt Willoughby says that the number of deer being brought across the Mackinac Bridge la far laaa than the average year. . - diving but little evidence of her approaching 84th birthday. , Mrs. Isadora Lamphere . of 2733 Pontiac Lake Road, llu keen and' active as many people hqlf that age. But when the Congress yields to The Country Parson X DR. BRADY this. Besides, the ignoramus w h e ’ distributes samples assures'swry-one within cough, sneeze or conversation spray range that it to Just « bad “coUL" Whether you chooee to call It CRI, “cold," grip, flu or “a virus,'* and whether * you try to keep out of conversation spray range or wear a suitable mask or hot. the next question is, what are you doing about it? .• . Probmbly you are “trytag" fids or that "cold cun," which usually consists of aspirin, cither-straight or mixed with another analgesic or pain killer, such ** acetanilide, phcaaeettoc, of the Uke. - I'm no stoic. Id fact I holler before I’m hurt, Biit still it'may be that I'm leas sensitive to ordinary . aches and palna than mort Americans today because — get this, aspirin eaters — I'm a calcium eater. That to to say, for nufoy years, I have supplemented ray diet with an adequate daily ration of calcium and vitamin d. The diet of moat Americans is deficient In calcium and vitamin D. You may call your calcium de-. ficiency “Weak nerves," "nkrve jtrain." "high tensfam" or what-ever flatters your vanity. I call tt nutritional deficiency. , Anyway if fo my conviction, Many Profs Jealous of Columnist Billfi Qraham hat stated that wtdle Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. William Kraktow of 11 O'Riley St.; 60th wedding anntv*r= sary. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lines Of 98 South Edith 8t.; 93rd wedding awtl-veraary. - r ,. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. McCormack •of 16 Claybum St.; 51st wedding anniversary. ' * ■, that, the better awe’s calcium n "Maybe folk* today behave better thaa they used to r away s five la a house \ the same token, it to lair to ssty that aatrifisaal deficiency is a common contributing factor to habitual 'drinking aad use sf other narcotics. Aside from temporary relief of aefie, pain or other discomfort, it to difficult to. understand why any one resorts to such drugs When coming PROFS A lot of ctototerad' psychology profs are Jealous of the Met that I write a newspaper column. Such “white rat” profs hate practical 'education. Thus, many resent the-' fact I have the most widely-adapted college textbook to the entin field of psychology. \ Still other* with only Ph». are saheoaoetousty afraid of my M.D. degree which I obtained ••: v •' to sapptotosat nay Ph.D„ so tint could da a batter JsB al ad- reUant personalities Just by the ■'CoaipUment Chib" booklet atone, la toot, huadrads sf 'asBege Such Jealousy and back-biting pre normal* to every profession, which it why many clergymen damn Dr. Norman Vincent Pcale. Billy Graham and Oral Roberts by "faint praise." ' Why;. I have even heard priests an ‘a ' to school, end I have peesauatty signed Bmp unds at diploma* for afot^ ridicule this clinical column on practical psychiatry and psychol- iSwch Jeafousy asoally todleatoa or clertco. . And they' an basical!/ afraid that people may think: “If Btohop Sheen, or Dr. Peals or Dr. Crane spent enough extra' time and .energy to acquire leader ship, why don't the rest of you cloistered profs or cleric* get on the haflr* i:1-So they launch a verbal barrage as a form ef eomoififo to divert attention from their own indolence. STUPID PROFS But when profs grow so enraged that they no longer ean use logic, they make a sad spectacle of themselves. ogy. o«h ttuy* u> show whed they an doing. to stop delinquency, school drop-outs, divorce and illicit affairs? Newspapers don't Idly talk about social problems! They actually do f"—o»tag tangible to correct such evils and thus produce happy Mkkifsa, sostsshw sTss < ---- Hlf-mriwd savsiss* im S toy, he asver heard of WhLWmA aad lNa effoet,eu Billy 5W Sunday. Dwight L. Moody and hoots of other great figures ot the past. Even his attempt to belittle newspapers by disdaining the constructive mail service connected wtth .various educational columns and feature articles is fboltoh. w ’* • ♦ Actually, I have thousands of documented letters to show that shy, timid teenagers have radically changed Into popalar, salt- Tbs tassststsS l wfististo is4hs itisa it att tosai As sjutw* pa' ir ah' total tail Mrisva in aSfes ffiSX ** *"n " " Ar sisiM ta Osklaad. ata>tok totata-•toa. MlwsaS. UM..M Wsifi-Uniw eoSUUSi. O Step I nar: •Iwobsr* ta aad afl altar slaoN to Ms Oaltta .State* MS,**.* Karr an asu satsarfiBsas tofabto •dvaaes. tostoes has JSsro oatd ta Ms Sad' slsss rata ta Fswuaa, Mlchlssa. Usaibsr of XSC. T&B POyTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, I960 SEVEN -0*1 Kl^ow How It la WHh Sportsmen—They^re ChQogjr the resignation of Lgwnnee JG. Derthicfc as U.S. commissioner oi education, effective Jan, 19. Derthfek- witt become executive asctotsnt oecwtety ot die National Education A—notation. Derthick haa been commissioner of education since December 1956. n^tlAccepts Resignation Education Chief Those Golfing Gifts Very Carefully is Galore! sheTl- adore grip atee- British Firm Denies U.S. Control Offer LONPON (AP)—Handley Pace, Britain'* oldest aircraft building firm, -laoued a statement toddy denying It baa received'a 116-million offer from aa American cor- ’Federal ^^dept.stores^^Bj New Year's Eve Fun Cut Shorter LANSING (IV—New Year’s Eve celebrations In public places will be two team shorter than usual this year. Becauaa New Ymt'a Day falls on a Sunday, the' State liquor Control Oommhsion said sale of alcoholic beveragee must /Mop at 2 e «j In osmpliancu with I tew. . “Ihe prendoso mast •karai by t:» SJL,H It oald la other years the commission has adopted a special regulation allowing taverns, hotels and others to seO liquor until 4 a.m. an New Year's Eve unless theNew Year comes te on a Sunday. 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Over half the nation's college~5GKIfnt« now earn part of their expenses. Only one out of four students receives any scholarship (iclp.’" Book Can Open World to a Child But literature can be deceptive ] Just wlihn it stops,- it stalls, Atld on j the night after Christmas, lucky! kifte. all over the* country will 'be reading books- American publishers are ottering more and better r children's Then, turning to our English cousins, the- well-known archeologist and author, Leonard 'Cottrell, ' has written a fine book about everyday life in ancient Egypt, .entitled “Land of the Pharaohs.” This is for adventurous people, but you’d better save it until your particular genius Is at lehst 12. One American publisher is suiting the action both to the word* and to the world- The World Publishing Co. of Cleveland and New York has a cosmopolitan collection bf hooka lor children by distinguished writers frqpi France, Italy, England, Japan and/of course, America. Here are a few of them. Braao Maaari's ABC Is Imag- When he or she is 12 or thereabouts, an introduction to the whole wide wonderful world can be had in a book that is npt only beautiful, but superbly readable. ■ This is “People and Places” by br. Margaret Mead, the anthropologist whose studies of young people all over the gldbe have given her an international reputation for Scl-ence-made-human. Another stunning picture book tn|race, give him "Exploring Sci-color Is “The Butterfly Chile”—lence.” Jonathan Leonard,' .who .this one for the maturiitg young wrote the book, has been exploring' adult of, say, 4 to 8 years of age. jit in the pages of a leadtftg mag-| It’s a zany story about a smaillazine for .many years, and this is American boy and his French pis rundown on everything .from j grandfather, written by the hua- heaven to earth. It even tells'you band-wife team of Denise and Alain'why the sky is blue. LUXURY LOOK AT A BUDGET PRICE DISTINGUISHED LOOK IN SLEEP W|AR Brushed rayon for the look and feel of luxury! Penney’s tailors these robes to' Towncraft’s own ekacting standards, styles them with matched pockets, sash, cuffed' sleeves. You get wanted freedom of actiop, wanted comfort! See heather torfes, deep tones, light tones ... see all the most wanted holiday colors! Shop and compare-our low price! . Give blip the gift he would buy himself. Traditional and old world prints, distinguished Penney’s wash V. wear littre or nb jron pajamas. Trim tailored with narrow notch collar and elasticized waist band. What quality, what* workmanship aH in Pehaey’s cotton broadcloth pajamas. Mirada Mile Camera ‘ presents « .. . .■>■ GIVE HIM PENNEY'S SOFT SOLE SHIPPERS RICH LEATHER SPARKS PENNEY GIFT SLIPPERS MEN'S RICH LEATHER CLASSIC OPERA SLIPPER Z-O-O^M-S 10 to 40 mrp- W Rangefinder Splk-lmagi Quality, constructed by Towncraft with side leather uppers, felt lining throughout. Built-in comfort ’n durability that’s hard to*, heat. Brown. Comfortable slippers for, the leisure holidays. Side leather uppers; moccasin stitching around vamp. Coupled Electric Eye EASY TERMS slippers. Side leather uppers, hard sole, rubber leel, and contrasting Cushion crepe sole and heel. P.S. PENNEVS 7iTvr>nR~SM!&, PENNEY'S-DOWNTOWN --Open 9:30 o.m. (to 9KK) p.m.-- Every Day 'til Christmas PENNEY'S-MIRACLE MILE Qpjn Ev#fy m l^ond^y throurii SohiitlQy 10:00 O.m. to 9:00 p.m. . High on her Christman wish-lint . lota of show-off blouses! See Penney's big Variety of, eaay-care cottons /lavished with color embroidery. lace, eyelets, bows l Wmi, AMC Ups Dividend from $1 to $1.20 j Claims Teachers Jjh'of Allied Lab Mut#$e Sold pn Their Status THE yONTIAC PRESS. IHimSDAY, DECEMBER-i, i960 thirteen* SALT LAKE CITY (UP!),- A classroom teacher has to ba “sold” on her ; have been SB cents a share. • Prior to thi sptH the equivalent . dividend was M cents a share. +-. Later today the ante company ;nfl ayeenee earnings (or the , ism fiscal year wMeh ended Sept. SS. to Dow Approved WILMINGTON. Dc*. «- Stock- according to an "official of the Ns-tlonal Education Association. Ml». Baoaa SMbarg, Webster Groves, Mo., who to g»>ptdrnt at tha Department at Olaaoroom Teaeheva, aaye the Image af the She aays teachers really, have two Jobe—providing the beat poo-stole instruction and participating in tha work of pthfeartmaLadaMib ationa. iariea aro Sioux Falls (S.D.) Laboratories and Campana Corp., Batavia, ju. -M?777^-l §ft ’ y The plan calls fog issuing in ow stock t City to bow Chemical Co. Dec. J0. ■dr * 4 ■ J. L McKee. Allied president, announced the wk was favored by holders of 82.6 per espt of the stock and opposed by 2.05 per cant. He also announced a final dividend of 25 cento Valentine also la president of Allied’s largest subsidiary, Pitman- Spectator Oil to Church Fire Eh Desh abille Allied' had sales of 6864 million last year. Dow tales totaled 1781 million In the year ended May. 31. Anglican F1!m to Pop* ROME (UP1) - The Anglican archbishop of'Canterbury flew toward Rome on hie "adventure of unity" today for an hlstpric. mealing with Pope John XXIII. *, (UPt) — the. Rev. Keaheth B. Mdatosb heard may, a fire at tba Labs High-laada Methodist Charob where be to paster. nbnrch. la dM away others. Tie flia waa la a targe tree-house beside (her atm*, and net be with some of the spectators on the scene. One of the men, be said, was In a sport* shirt aad Bermuda shorts.' Another man Typhoon OpKotta Wracks Hamlet on Pacific Atoll TOKYO (API—The violent off-estesa Typhoon Ophelia, carrying 161-mile center winds, battered Fadflc atolls today and beaded far the Philippines. #'■ dr ..A All buildings on the tiny U.S. administered Ultthi atoll were ported destroyed, except for a < Crete Coast Guard station. Judge forgets' He's og Stand Instead of Bench DALLAS, T&;*fOFI)-CrtmtoJ him, nidi taS -fafesia. • fUI«S. 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Buell Culm, executive director of French’s Pst Bird Institute. suggests that you boy the bird in advance and teach It to .Then~pick a pretty cage, top it, with a sprig of holly and a red bow, and you have a Sift that will bring joy and compantomhip long after the tinsel and Christmas wrappings have been forgotten. ♦ ★ ♦ i Parakeets will live, from eight to 12 years with proper ears. Every day fill the seed cup with conditioning food and refill d|p [water cup. Then keep a parakeet [cuttle bone and biscuit attached to the cage ben and a layer tf [gravel on the' cage, floor. Am [don’t forget to pack in a supply of bird food. Not many stores are open on Christmas. Kill Bid to Stretch Ohio Jobless Pay COLUMBUS (UPI) —The Ohio legislature has killed on effort by Gov. Michael V. DtSalle to town the state’s unemptayment compensation law extended from 9 -to 39 weeks. *. ♦ * The ftaal act came Tuesday night when the House rejected both su emergency extension and a regular extension of thejobtam [pay tow. The special ssate of At lame-duck legislature then ad- before a Jatat CUCKOO CLOCKS $p5 DiSalle had caltod tbs special session lor the express purpose Of "’MlltfHm Hu jgg. toss pay benefits to aid fhooe persons who have exhausted their regular benefits. He raid pomelo of the temporary extension would give Oh!o’s\MQtmmy a phot in tha arm belore Christmas t . man attached it as »threat b economic and businesa climate of Working Hard Prolongs Health, Expert Claims NEW YORK tAPl rr Want to stay healthy and bftj>py ih your old: Mi! j "Kv • •. - Then keep working — “for the fun of it’’—says an expert on the NO MONEY DOWN Dr. James Watt, director of the National Heart Institute and • special adviser to the government's Department of Health. Education and Wtttare, spoke The* day at die dedication of a workshop for the elderly. . —- - ♦ dF:' • “For the first time, there to a whale generation of older people not tar their daily broad but as' S means of seil-expression,” kb Odd. ...... "When we "find ways of letting than keep working, we will hem t the challenge of old age.” * Chinese Bank Delays Foiiredosure of Factory HONG KONG (AP)-Tlie iBank of (Communist-) China, besieged by protesting workers, today pa|t-poned foreclosure sale of a fac-tfty*to this Brittoh crown colony. More than 200 workers and their wjvee and children sat silently on the floor of the room where the factory was to be auctioned. Another MO slept in the street In front of the hank Tuesday afckL -The fiouth China km works was to have been sold to rales 1750,000 owed the bank. emerald-cut BRIDAL TWOSOME iNO CRANOMA BOUGHT 3 BlXtEKN Presents Rough on Sugar Bowl Savings I This is the time of year i money problems for moat DIMM m Mii lng the budget to tka wind, dipping into reserves, and straining our credit. ! Then cornea a cold, gray January day and with It a flood of biBs, a flat podwtbook, beans for supper — and a VOW that "next Christmas will be different.” Meanest Mew sf all la having ns msoay Is take advantage sf these "save M per wnf' after i holiday sales — especially when Decorations — tree, lights, trimmings, "Sum" wreath or greens bowk, ribbons, Candles. ) resents — family, Manda, office, teachers, neighbors, tradesmen. Wrappings — paper, ties, seals, scotch tape; tailing •—'wrapping paper, cod. labels, postage, insurance. ford. She doesn’t want you fo go that are clever, rather than ready. In buck for her present. If, in your house, you've agreed on a big ‘family present" such as a, new dishwasher, don’t break down and also buy a full set of Other gifts just "to have sometlifaig'to put under the tree.” The sentiment's fine — but ex- ‘Just. for fun1’ dbneatore items, gaily wrapped will jdve dad mote enjoyment than ' worrying about paying tor his present. 7. Bay for in. That’s always beat, 4Ub less. Story that offer no- !_Its not too late to make to is Christmas^ merry — and still keep •the family” in good financial shape jcome January." r If you saved tor this'Christmas In a bank, credit union, savings and lom association or Christmas dub, you're in good shape. Only ToolUh spending can trip you dp. j if you did not put aside tome cash tor the holidays, -now’s the fime to open a savings account for next year — then you won't be in this spot. But don't give up >— planning and wise buying can etUl bring you out ahead in January. Here’s how: Decide first what you want out of the holidays. If you get a lot ,'ot satisfaction out of giving expensive presents, to those you love, ■nd if you think holiday entertaining in the grand style is what Snakes toe Christmas season for ^on — and If you're willing and able to pay for it hy foregoing other purchases tor the next year then go to it. ’ M’s okay M pan know what i yoa’re doing, and If ysn have the credit — and the income — to I pay for It 1 On the other hand. If you raSS* sentiment more than splash, and want to eat down on holiday expense, so you'll have money tor •those January sales, here are a lew tips: . l. Make a Uat of ail holiday Items that cost money. Think of each holiday event. Keep the Hat handy and add to it when new Items crop up. (That Christinas itip tor the newsboy; the last minute present tor teacher; baby ait-Jer tor New Year’s Eve.) Here's a handy checklist to atari off: HOLIDAY EXPENSE CHECKLIST (Christmas cards, and stamps , | Death Rate in 1959 Ran 9.4 Per 1,000 - WASHINGTON <0 - There wen 1.656,814 deaths in this country during ESI, a death rate of 9.4 per 1,000 population, the Public Health JBervkt reports. t The rate was practically the hame as • for 1966 but. was more man 1 per cent lower tjmn the IMl rate and about-? per cent War than for 1957. The service explained that the chief Impart on mortality In this ' ccotry from October Hit to April MM. Daring MM only Mutual Network to Give Jack Jr. Tape for Birthday NEW YORlf' (B-The Mutual Broadcasting System ' said it is preparing, a special birthday gift tor John I’. Kennedy Jr., the newborn son of the president-elect. h ...» * ' 4 The gift will be a tape-record-j ing of "The World of Today” program on the evening of Friday, I Nov. 126, dealing with' the Jmby’s birth. The tape will be on a gilted reel, with an engraved plate reading: "This is your birth, John Fitzgerald Kennedy /Jr., Nov.. 25, 1960.’’ During 1969 the death rates tier thousand' population were 10J for white malm, or \ total of 834,651 deaths; 7.9 for white females, or B total, of 626,189: 11.3 tor non-white males, or 106,137; for nonwhlte females, a total of •7,537. J Long fcefore the a»venty-six trom-bones of Meredith WlDaon’s "Music Mian" marched opto the Broad-.Why stage, a parade of Salvationists* wtfetheir trumpets and drums had inspired Willson to compose anotbeir tong. Not "Seventy-six Tr equally stirring, is "Banners and Bonnets," a musical tribute to the Salvation Army, College Crush Means High-Living Coed CHICAGO (UPI) - College stu-_snts are living high these days. Take 678 coeds at the University of Wisconsin, for example. They’ve moved into a new, 11 story residence haB. Pennsylvania State [Uniyersity, among others, aiao.is building tail dorms. * ■' it it The editors of College and University Business, a trade publica-| tion, report that more and more college students will be living ip high-rise buildings as enrollments increase and ' available campus Space decreases. Thigv Christmas It’s DIEM'S for«.. TREE-m endows Gifts • Man's and Woman's Slippers • Men's and Women's Shoos o Women's Handbags » • Woman's Snow Booto • Man's Overshoes All Sins — All WidHis DIEM'S POflftAR SMOi STOK 87 NORTH SAGINAW STRICT i remembrances I interest charge account service day tablecloths, flowers, and aspirins, punch -bowls, cups, rentals of chairs, dishes. «. Holiday clothes Corsages Beauty shop—your holiday hairdo Taxis * Baby sitters Holiday telegrams and phone calls . i * it * Try to estimate realistically how mqch you’ll spend for each item. Add it up. YouTl gat a nasty shock. When you revive, start weeding out items you just can’t afford, or things that are not very impor- have to tsetaie the cact Ip their prices. Be you usually, klt -Mi always, can save at 'll “cash only” store. 8. If you buy on credit, know what it costs you. You should shop for your .“best buy*' in credit just as you would tor anything else. Here are a few common sources of holiday credit and their costs: Today, most department stares use revolving charge accounts, and the usual charge', (If you, can’t pay your whale bUl in 39 dayt) is 1% per cent per month on the unpaid balance. A few charge less, som^ more. If the charge is not Stated, ask. this is a handy way to do Christmas buying, but remember, 1(4 per cent per month is 18 per cent per annum, if you keep a balance due all year long people do. M o you. >. Now mako your gift list. Be-tide each name, list gift Ideas. Be sure to Include alternate, sog-geettom. In case you esa’t find the "right” Item. Otherwise you’re tempted to spend more then you budgeted. 3. Shopping early costs less. You jot only avoid crowds, and save time, but you have a better chance of finding-the items you want at {the price you can pay. If you wait ’til the last minute, you usually end up buying more, expensive gifts, becaiise the early birds carried away the bargains. it it it 4. Fewer shopping trips save money. Taking the car downtown costs money — and many people, also forget parking let charges, taxi fare, lunch downtown and meter, tickets. So go over your lists again and plan to get ail the items you can in one store, or two.. Some fblks’(save by buying the same item in quantity Mr all their friends. This is a nice ideal if you Can find a really useful, or qnusual item at a real bargain price. If you mail presents, you’ll save a lot in wrapping and shipping costs tf you stick to lightweight and small items. (Give that Aft. china lamp you just can’t resist, to your sister right in town.) 6. Don’t get "carried away” with the wrong kind of holiday spirit: I buying thorn a new TV set when housecoat is what you can af-j •1J prob-nonth, small d your credit to ope, where ill get a loan, often on your signature alone, for l per cent per cent per inions provide at no extra Homemade gifts are the most treasured, aid they usually -cost the least. Homemade candy, aL Out ‘leak fart sonsaal containers to dreos them m, A coffee can, mapped urn Christ- products come In, for Christmas treats. An oatmeal box coveted Race TFOuhteCosts Rhodesia Money SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia (U]n) — The recent racial di«- Don’t try to compete with money. Instead, took tor the unusual gift. No point In sending your rich unde andfher tie — Instead, prise Mm with a bowl of goldfish en « kite — or a new gadget from the hardware department. . Give your time, effort, talent: A thoughtful card with a handwritten note, and a snapshot of your family, or an "IOU” for babysitting busy young mother; a prom*-ise of walk-shoveling for the widow across the street; a room painted tor your favorite aunt —1 or even small treasure in your house that a loved one has admired. Write your favorite recipes On canto — tie them up with a sprig of holly for i wonderful gift to your new later-in-law. -■ .dr # j* Whatever you spend tor the hbli-day —- buy wife your heart — and 1 — and not just to impress others. Remember the other 12 months of fee year, and save enough 9m\ those family needs. And have a -good time at the January sales! have cp«t the H colony millions of pounds in the tourist trade, according to J. W. Brinsley, 'directorof ths Salisbury and District Publicity Association, ' -Brinsley said that in August Of last year nearly 3,00fT tourists vis-* tied his bureau.. "ftdtowtng -fee Juljt rioting this year the August figure Wto dldy 1,800. Ip September last yeur we Md 2,627 visitors, but this year fee September figure is only 1,408.” ■— ! As Salvation Army bukto MSS through fee Wahl street of fettas or along fee cobktad alleys # fee stums, they-carry a mefeage of joy in their sfirriag marches, or of hope in fee words of the familiar hymns. LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS We respectfully suggest that you select your Christmas gifts now while the selections are plentiful and time will afford you to select exactly the right gift for all the men In your life. Oamun’s invites you to transfer your layaway to a charge account at your convenience " “Stores for Men" Tri-Huron Center IBM Mm., TSon.. M, s»7nk -* FkL / fHl STOst WHERE GRANDPA JEWELRY CO. 6-DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR 8-DIAMOND WEDDING DUET NO DOWN PAYMENT A WEEK ONLY *139“ DIAMOND BRIDAL DUETTE NO MONEY DOWN $2>50 ONLY A WEEK USE YOUR CREDIT-Poy Next Ycor! ommmt CLOCK SALE! 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I Second floor gift-boxed, ,. white blouses smart jackets suede jackets Slses 36-48 13^ it’s easy to bay at 8ears fust say “CHARGE IT" j on Sears revoMnc CHARGE FLATS. PK3538, THtJHSPAY, I^BCEMBER 1, 1900 ’ 'U;S. Contradicts With Desires Jdn Cars'—Cole EAST I48JHNG (#1 - The ,, J', vai t ( I . I American public has a contra- | He'd Bo Successor to iietorj aMMd„ „h., H Mansfield, Who'll TpkeJ ""*'"“•••• "»*** to *• j - , N. Cole, general manager of.I Post as Senate Leader | Chevrolet. Cole, In a speech at the Mich- j • WASHINGTON (UPD-Key Sen-1 ate Democrats were reported in! agreement today on the choice «f| Sen.' Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota tor the post of assistant floor tedder. * a * „ Son. Mike Mansfield of Montana, who is the assistant leader now, is scheduled to become Senate Democratic leader when Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas moves into the vice presidency. Sen, George Sum (her* of Klnr-Uhl was reported the probable choice for secretary of the Item •eretta MOfcrencr,. Xf. 3 in the line of Senate Democratic lead «rs. The jmt has been vacant atace the death this tall of Sen. jC, Igan State University* business school Wednesday said what car buyers «mild realty like would { be “Interiors of austere.mink.' “They want the greatest economy without sacrificing the ability -to-get away from the stop light last. They want a smaller ear—hot with enough room !<»,. transport a family cross conn | try." fie said that In his own (leu- j era I Motors Corp. division 'more [ than M per rent of the orders j tor his compact car, the Corvalr, “err for the. luxury Monxa OfWMJL 1 ct Both Humphrey and Smothers, were understood to have the ap-proval of President-Elect John F. -Kennedy and Johnson for the leadership Jobs. Humphrey, one of - the opokestpen (or the liberal wing of thl Democratic party, won re-election to a third slx-S^ear Senate j term on Nov. 8 and helped toi carry his state for Keftnedy. When be took his Senate seat. In 1949, Humphrey was regarded ; - as a bogeyman by Southetm Democrats tor his success in leading a drive to -toughen. the civil- -rights ' plank of the 1946 party platform. J He has since made his peace 'with moot Southern senators, although i he to still viewed with suspicion!' and-hostility by state Democratic! leaders in the- South, _ 'All three of the Democratic; leadership Jobs are filled through, election by the conference of sill Democratic senators, to be held early next year. Nikita Chummy With Chinese | Believe Red Summit Over After Report of 'Worm, Friendly7 Chat' • MOSCOW (AP) — -Preml Khrushchev had a “warm a friendly” talk with top-rartki Communist Chinese leaden, the Soviet Min agency Tasa reported toddy, and there Were indications that an extraordinarily long Red summit meeting has ended. ..... Wi ,d> . ft The agency said. Khrushchev. |< along with top Soviet theoretician Mikhail SuMov.and the premier's right-hand man In the Communist party leadership, Frol Kozlov, 1 with the visiting Chinese. -,. ' * * ft , ft It was the first public mention of Liu Shao-chi. president of (ted China, since the press reported Ms presence on the reviewing stand at me^tovr-TjwMutton anniversary parade. It also -was first mention of the presence la Moscow of Hsiao Ping, general; secretary of the Chinese Commu-i nito Central Committee, and Pengi Cheng, powerful member of the! Red Chinese Politburo. Both sat] to on the talks with the Soviet] leaders. ‘ . «* OVER M DAYS For more than 20 days, inter national Communists have been meeting in Moscow, and the in-' dications have been that the A Moscow radio broadcast said Lumumba. had eluded Ms pursuer* and was continuing his Journey eastward through "friendly territory." The home'• Service Broadcast jave'no source for its report nor did it give arty, specific details.- | The report was discounted by Official sources here. According to the latest reports from these sources, the elusive' Lumumba j believed heading toward 1 Francqui in Kasai Province, about 360 miles east of Leopoldville. Iq!^ your, man care-free Pilgrim corduroy shirt Charge It Fashioned for fun and warmth.. . these cotton corduroy sport shirts sre his in newest fire-bright and smoky shades. Has' carefree finish . .. needs little or no ironing. Square-cut' shirt bottom looks right worn out-side trousers as well as tucked in. In sizes small to extra large. Nun's famtohiap*. Mata Floor Fresh wh}te Mouse sparked with colorful trapun to applique and contrasting buttons. In . sub-teen 10-1S. Save! in the style boyg like best . acrylon sport shirt 188 regularly at $2.49 Charge U Long sleeve collar model shirts in an array of solid colors, including gold. Men green, light gray, block, red and blue. Built-in collar stays and chat applique. Long sleeves, button trimmed cuffs. In 6*18. Get Ms tonite at Sears! gift-boxed . . » crisp white cotton has a clever “screen print, plus t r a p u n 10 embroidery, j Classic white: Stare 7 to 14....... .....82.25 qmlgrpidercd pullover V* ... 3.66 amrg.lt - jr >, Pullovers to all the high - 1 fashion colors. In sizes Mr 7 to 14. Shop tonite HI 9. British Ford Stock Falls $22.4 Million LONDON (AP) - British Ford' shares tumbled by $22.4 million to the Loudon market today after reports of Washington intervention in the plan for the parent motor ter firm in Detroit to take c tile subsidiary. „ ,. ft ft ft . .. Denials from Detroit of such in.! tervention restored sofhe confidence and more than half the 1< was recovered in late morning ■ trading. . , - ft' -ft-., ft , The conflicting reports shot the Ford issues into hectic Controversy on the exchange, however, and; had an unsettling effect qn market 'as -a whole, ' ft * * , Ford stock" bar. been srnsitwr ever since the L'.S. Ford, which held SB per cent of British Ford, - offered to boy dp the remainder. ft ft ft- ..'1 The British Treasury approved if. Fortunes were mode and lost! to feverish tradtog. lovely teen lingerie d GIFT BOXED fcrr 8racioU8 gwing -GAILY STYLED^ — foF holiday wear satin tritot slip - 3.98 Charge It Slip has pleated nylon and nylon embroidery trim. White or pink. Sizes S to '16! day-of-week panties j 2.98 Cbuplt Fantles hav>.«nbroldated-mo^- tifs. Box of seven to white give Him that well-dressed look with a Fieldmaster wool suburban coat 1Q9S regularly $17.98 / ' Charge It 1 Winter warmth combined with stylish good looks make this an ideal giftfor your man! He'll like the quilted lining, large flap pockets and 4-button front. Choose his favorite color at Sears toyight. ^Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back** SEARS 154 North Saginaw St*. Phone FE 5-4171 THE POWTlAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. lwo NfNETKBH faxBills ^ to Be Mailed on Dec. 9 R«d China,' Tunisia Sign Second Trad* Agreement RABAT, Morocco (UPI)-Com- port Huron. Sperry Store Purchased by Aldens CHICAGO UR - Aldens, to.,'* mail order bouae,said. Wednesday if has purchased the J. Bj Sperry atone in Port Huron, Mich., tor an 3 F&t of Snow Hits Lake County Area take time out to shop for yourself! see expensive fabrics, dazzling new styles! holiday dresses Dresses full of fashion impact — dramatic styling, elegant fabrics, loads of shimmer and sparkle everywhere. See aisle upon aisle of styles* fabrics ... beads, embroidery and mock jewel trims. It's the most exciting collection in many a moon! You're sure to find a style just right for you and the holidays. You’ll be the talk of that Christmas gathering or party in your new holi-. day dress. When you shop Sears, you save! Shop ’til 9. WVve (one wild with trim*! We’ve a size to fit every • embroidery •shirring -A • glitter •fringes •*etnpa emimm • bows •fiowers '•Juniors •half slam Long-Ago Family Remembered in Broadway Play \ It william cfu>vr.a NEW YORK (AP>—Broadway tike* another touching excursion into, long-ago family USe In “Affl the Way Home." ♦—♦’ ♦ The play, which opened Wcdnes-j We’ve gone overboard ‘ on the fabrics! • sheer nylon •rayon and • acetate and ucetato nylon ( •silk organs* • embossed •acetate acetate peau taffeta de sole • Ceteneae • rayon acetate •acetate • cotton- and crystal satin rayon • nylon lace Life Primes. Second Floor Lovely Strapless . Charmode Tono Bra ^^jbrifty Santas give warm, / you’re a dream ip your Fairloom i velveteen ^ in the party ■ dress you made ’’All the Way Home," iduM; to the stage by TV writer Tad Mo-; sel, concerns four days in the Knoxville. Tmn., of 1915. A lad finds in that man happiness, tragedy and a sudden emergence. The rols la enacted by-John Megna, a 9-year-old acting marvel the performance which director Arthur Penn wins bum him ft unforgettable. - Lack Solid Clues So niuch glamor, - so much flattery, so much -warmth for just-a stocking-stuffer price! Classic dressmaker styles in virgin hi4ralk Orion* acrylic trimmed to glitter brightly’'as tho tree itself. Choose white, black, pink or blue. 84-40. - •DuPont’s Reg- TJL DETROIT « - Police said they had no ootid clues today In to bombing of a Detroit labor leader'* home but theorised it was Marvin Labs, chief ol detectives, said “if his enemies had wanted to harm Mm toy would have waited for him to coins home or toy could have put a bomb in bio car.**__________ Sew for Christmas! -All combed cotton velveteen in a wide assortment of colors. Resist! soil wrinkles. Just the tning for glamour- drosses a Ltd children’s wear Guaranteed waishable. 36’ Ail chromspun Taffeta Charmode No-Back Fine All-In-One 'Sear*Nylon Net eople in the Golden Age Oub gathered for an afternoon of fun. Cecil Weber is curious as to which card his wile will play, and it looks like a golden opportunity to pick up a few tricks. r»Uu Frm Hwtea "save her aces" as' (from left I Mrs. George Dietrick, George Dietriek and Henry Becker line upother plays of the game Drop-In Day for *Past60s’ \ Warms Waterford Center Two Press Films Warn Kids Against Molesters . 1T j' Two newly released*films interfd-(children are toast frequently duped _.' ed to forewarn children against! by molesters, it emphasises how Reds Boost molesters have been made avail- the. “smart" child can avoid such aMinL^lln.iiMe for showing in Pontiac andtperaoaa. Human interest. common noTwviwni 0*her Oakland County schools by sense and humor are .Used, but fear iltierica •.-Tw' {The Pontiac Press, , . L*r carefully avoided. 1'i^ , V POMCEMAN il FRIEND , , i , Sheriff Frank Irons, who pre-i _ . ^ ■ Fidel Castro * ^ n|mg Mid| TV Los Angeles Police Depart- ?"2i ^&S-These «re the first motion ta J*“ e Irned up OjaL^, « fyp<. that can y,of The/hmgerous Stranger. The £&£«-■■■ elementary school. with-H**™**“..n^r*tor' dispute with the|out danger of making anv u„favor-J15 Portrayed as the child's IHend. • jable impression on the minds of “Stnipn," foe second film, in gratitude thei^jupg vixens instructs foe child hi correct aad >ci Hump hlririM -. • * _ ■ .. -■ \ By NEBA MWTXTAMAN MDecll Weber. Secretary Mrs. Ncr-I Although the weather au t s i dcjris Crstg,.and'Treasurer William was stormy yesterday afternoon, chcyno. and they mapped a pro-! the atmosphere inside the big Con* gram designed strirtty for good! -fnunity Center in Waterfond Town-i aportx ship w« anything but cold ^ ^ TMsdfo Remsfos Board, foe and women, Goidea Age rlMa now boasts a More* than 40 ..._____... _ "past 00” livened the place with menibei spirited card games, highly com- MaeFar petitive shufDeboaid and rousing! further rounds of ping pong. - j foeeetsd Promptly at 1 p.m. yesterday, cars of every description began Members of the Waterford Gold- tV retired people en Age group, eyeing the long, cold *d *rom sutomobl winter decided to have an after-1 *»*«n drove tVir noon seaeipa each week in addition! |>rrt jgaey M to their gatherl^ eVif>ry other Fri-1 decked with a I day night. ’ j mge, jWSfod th <1 ATM EKft OFFICER* *mr with a efon So dub President Mrs. Myy! **? *1 ^ ^ MacFarland got . her officers to-j k0***-gethcr, including Vice President I JU: first tLwas Press, will V shown in area Never-take money, candy or schools by the sheriff's department, treats from a stranger; never go * * * anywhere with a person we do not It is expected to take two years safe route between " home ’and to present the movies before chil- know: always take the s a mb Idren in all: of the county's some school; avoid deserted qr strange 1360 schools, They wilt hi* shown tojpiaceJf; and never rider a stran-! youngsters in kindergarten through leer’s house even when invited. / -j “We hope, with the cooperation (of city, village and township po-|liee; -to show these films in every | area school.'* said Sheriff Irons. {"Prevention of child molestation is of rhqch greater’ importance than ! punishing the crime." pl Thr*first dramatises places and; •* * * .. circumstances under which a child j The* films also are available to • is apt to, encounter "dangerous civic add social groups in Oakland jj;strangers." 'County 'upon request through .the A * A [sheriffs department. Each toovie . % By demonstrating that "stupid"'is ft) minutes in runnirtK time. Most oldsters believe that names are a waste of time and that asao-| nation and good companionship art* the real* things Age was forgotten at the ping' pong tabic as William Cheyne and! 'Mrs Roy Gonkright slipped the {elusive ball back and forth. ■ * *e nwtH JO DAV HEATHKkCAST _ These maps, based, on those released Wednesday by the U. S. Weather Bureau in Washington, ’ shew the temperature, and precipitation outlook for the next % days. The Pontiac area is due for lower temperatures and more snow than normal for the 30-day period, according to the maps. Stranger” and "Strangers," la color with sound trteks j This is not one of the quietj | games and the two seemed toj j have mon> fun than anybody J Outside was what lookqd like a! mid-February blizzard, as high! {winds whipped the area's first real isnow flakes around. •?*: . I It glowed* with mutual \ praise| ..«d „xpprobation. called thevUhit-j cd States "the common enemy of both nations and promised each other undying support. jjRail Firms Also Eye Sandusky ■cttxlllc. with enfouaiaam. j • ■ „ * S N&W and Nicki J at one end of the room. And there was coffee, tea and milk. j NEW.YORK ifo-The proposed dat«y at the Later, when all had left the mergn*of the Norfolk A Western lease! if not r building and Mary MacFarland Railway and tffe Nickel . Plate! than 99 per ct , f ««w , WW!r. c*e*nln* up*}Road may be expanded to bring in common stock abe aaifr »»1 sntywtoh mare peopriW Wabash Railroad. Pennsylvania knew how much tan we golden { . . # agent have. There’d be a tot less! . .. BASED Off DP ____________________ The N»W and Nickel Plate also ■.......... _ Studio Defends Self Against TV's Garner j From the seventh year on. the! 'rental will become an amount! dividends nnl 'president of Warner Bros, studio {675,000 shares,of N&W stock. pvmi boot dunes vinmer, w in- evbkn's "Maverick’-' series, dor-ing a writers' strike. , * A. A Jack Warner testified Wednes- road sad foe Lehigh Valley Railroad alsa are excluded. The NAW-Ntckei Plate tftms,| as revealled in June, involve exchange of each share of Nickel Plate common stock on a tax-free I basis tor .45 of a share of N*W| common stock.’ The plans must be submitted. ___CAT. AND MOUSE GAME — A pet house cat named Anrob- head and a wild but friendly field moule are shown play ing at what has become a daily game at the Leslie’Kreider home in Eliabeth-town, Pa. At the top the two teiimtls eye lach other at a distance. In the center they get a closer look at* rich other and on the •bottom they scan a magazine rack. railroads, and also to*the interstate commerce commission for approval. ,Thia ,wfU be done at the earliest possible date, Saunders! said. I ~"p A holiday gift that will reap family benefits for the whole family is a new loungette with built-in cyclo - massage motor . . like having a masseuse in the house. New Tax Ruling Affects Clubs If Mon«y Is Made by Rtnting Facilities, the Unit Loses Exemption WASHINGTON (ft—Many of the nation's country dubs will have to change their policies - and some may be forced out of business — because of a new federal tax ruling. If you belong to a country dub, die result may be an increase in tbe dues you pay. U you're not a dub member; but belong to some other group that occasionally uses dub fadtli-ties, you may find that your group no longer is welcome. In essence, the Internal Revenue Service has held that' a nonprofit •octal dub may lose its exemption from federal taxes if a regular part of its revenue comes from the general public. However, die ruling leaves a loophole and does not prohibit all outside income. Quite a —Nr at dubs have been able to increase their Income by renting out their facill-ties tor private banquets, wedding recepdana, dances, meetings and gett tournaments. As • result, they have been able to avoid increaslag membership dnes. . With IRS now frowning on this practice, many clubs will have to raise their does, some to tike point where they may have to shut down because members are unwilling to tv- Some other clubs may voluntarily surrender their tax exempt status In order to continue drawing substantial income from outsMq The IRS ruling was issued Oct. 10, but has. received little public attention. In addition to tax-exempt country dubs, if affects all types of tax-exempt dufaa “operated exclusively for pleasure, recreation I and other nonprofltabie purposes." This Includes yacht dubs, tennis' duba, in-town social chibs, and! Urge Uniformity for School Elections LANSING »—Uniform dates and procedural should be set up for •chad elections, members o< a special legislative committee have ; The committee met here Tuesday with members of die State, Department of Public Inrtructkm and Division. IWp. Russell H. strange Jr., RrClaie, committee chairman, said main recommendations for school election . legisla don included: , h h * L — A uniform election date on the second Monday in June with ached board members taking office July l in primary and fourth class districts. X — Schools to be allowed by mutual consent to use township registration records; t. — A specification that •at gaadficatlons of school elec- 4 — Tbe setting up of “reason-able” periods between bond dec-tions, probably three months. S. — Spelling out the question of registration closing 30 days before the school election, making •U registration periods Jhe same. Macmillan Mulls U.S.-British Merger 'l' THE PONTIAC' PRESS. TMUBfePAY, DECEMBER 1, ioqo' MM LONDONfUPlMhe Dafly Mail ■aid Wednesday Prime Minister Harold Marmil1— was merely “thinking aloud” about events 10 years or man in IN future when he sprite recently of a U.S.-Britiab The Sunday Express and the Runday Dispatch expresaed tadig-; nation over-the idea of an Anglo-American .merger. and leberite M. P. Arthur Lewie win ask in parii—af Thuroday whether Mae-millan has diacuaaed the idea with, U S. ofOdaM- o SHOP AT SEARS FAMILY RECREATION CENTER FOR Gifts for toy Merry 'Christmas with fbe High Impact Plastic 3-Tray Tackle Box Keg. AM 3.88 Rustproof corrosion proof — it 11 taka plenty of abuaa. Cantilever trays swing out without disturbing lure*. Similar. EJectfoauUs IMh Hate. Rolans watte auto- O (K ■ut taint ......% 7#7|I Clarvt B . boys’ and girls’ bicycles $4 Down Watch their eyea'lighjt up on Chriatmaa morn when they aee these bikea by the tree! Equipped with horn, luggage rack, chain guard and kickstand. Color coordinated for boys and glrla... choice of 24 or 26-in, g Vinyl Boat Cushions Uxl5x2-ln. 2.88 Reversible Target and 6 Metal Darts Reg. its 1.88 Chatt* M Imported English target has dart games on 'both aides. A 5-in. brass darts included. gave 6.19! reg. 52.98 boy’s or girl’s 26-in. bike $& Down New for 19001 Twin'mid-bar cantilever frame. Sculptured tank, dual headlights. Chrome-plated rims, chain guard, carrier trim. Have one under the tree for them this Chrlst- J. C* Higgins table tennis OQ98 table with %-inch top Official 0x5-ft. slge. Strong tt-Jn., 5 ply plywood tbp, nonglare green finish, white court lines. 8 wooden legs fold for storage. H-ln. Top Table......51.98 J. C. Higgins Bike Speedometer With FttMaga 4.99 Easily read color-key face. Shows speeds to 40 mpb. Fits •1104 to 08-in. aisa bikes. Shifty, Two-Tone Bike Bulb Horn l-ln. long * 1.19 (lui. a Easy to mount on handle bar with clamp. Pun for any voungster'a bike. At Sears! ---------------------■ Ride-Em Tank Really “Shoots” Sturdy Plastic 8.49 Tdua small soldiers into big battles of fun. Shoots 8 plastic balls as it rolls. Sleek Modern “Tee Bird” Auto Bine 10.88 Little speedsters win love its bright blue and white finish I 33 inches long. Save! . truck with extra trailers /T88 for hours of thrilling lun ” _ A big set ,ot three including stake bed pick-up truck with trader, a horse trailer with horses, plus a boat and trailer, ' truck. Big thriller for every young guy. 23-PIece Tea Set in Wood 'Cabinet Servos I 2.98 Gay Red Rocker • —Just for Tots Reg. 9.98 ... - XQQ n - in. High . 0.77 Chart* H Constructed with hardwood wood cabinet 12xlOHx3 V. -in. upholstered in red i drink and wet baby doll - W88 in choice of 3 outfits j}ig a A vinyl plastic body darling with head that tilts and turns in sweet poses. She' coos and sleeps. Has curly rooted hair. And she’s a full 08 inches high. Tay. Dept, hny R Basitowit • i Gold Bond cushion shoes regularly 16.98 * r JJ** Add a pair of Odd Bond cushioned dress shoes to your wardrobe now! Maks your selection from correct new styles which will satisfy the mbit-discriminating taste, these famous-for-comfort shoes are made especially for us In supple, fine quality calf-skin. • . ' >—..... Nan N* Pwt Mala Plaar T ^Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” SEARS 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 54171 T1& PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, State Workers: -Beware ot Gifts Civil Service Unit Hat Caution for 31,000 on Christmas Influence LAPSING (S'—State workers ire waned to watch It when it coma* to accepting Christmas gifts. Tbit State Civil Service Commission sent a letter covering the policy mi Christmas gifts to 93 DECEMBER ] CELEBRATE IN BKAZKAVILLE — President Moise Tshombe (left), of the break-away Congo province of Katanga, and Congo President Joseph Kasavubu (right) flank Massamba Debat, Congo ir nsMu assembly speaker, at the celebration marking full independence of the neighboring Congo Republic in BrazsaviUe Wednesday. agencies employing some 31,1)00 TWENTY-JHRkfc work, the memo aaM. A violation couid lead to suspeo-ilon or removal, it waa warned. Franklin K. DeWald, state civil service director, said the commission knew of no case of improperly accepting gifts. ’On the other hand," DeWald said, “we are aware that in public as well, as private employment the acceptance of gigs by employes in connection with their work ia a continuing ^problem." Ban Foreign Liquors From Overseas PXs WASHINGTON (UPD -The Defense Depajgment .today ordered U.$. Military exchanges overseas to stop buying Scotch, Canadian [and other foreign liquors. • W * It indicated, however, that it light permit the continued aale of foreign alcoholic beverages in officer's’ and noncommissioned officers’ clubs at home and abroad "for consumption on the premises.” Foreign beverages have tradi- tionally been bought by tl.S^ mili-tary stops abroad for sale at low, tax-ftee prices to servicemen and other eligible persons. - _ tr .w ~W'. ■ They became a casualty, effective today, of /President Eisenhower’s program for slowing down the flow of dollars to foreign countries'.. Traffic Injuries Fatal 'MUSKEGON (It—An autopsy'disclosed Wednesday that Mrs. Jose-phone McDonald, 73, of Muskegon, died Tuesday of injuries suffer^. in a two-par collision Saturday1 ■tight. 1962 Auto Show to Be at Cobo Hall DETROIT ID—The- board of directors of the Automobile Manufacturers . Association voted Wednesday to hold tba,jiMgL‘H»-tional auto, show la Detroit’s Orta Hall in ISO. - ' a * * The I960 show here drew a record attendance of 1.5 million dur-eight-day run in October. All previous national shows had been held in New York C3ty.' Date of the 1963 dhow Is to-be set later. Deaths in Pontiac, Neighboring Areas MRU. CHARLES O. (iRIMM Mrs. Charles 0. < Edith M. Grimm, 57, of 2603 Drive, Waterford Township, early t|iis morning at her home after a long illness. She was a member of the Church of Christ Scientist and. the Order: at Eastern Star, Claikston, * Surviving are her husaand; three sons, Charles J. and John F.. both of Drayton Plains, and Arthur J. ] of Royal Oak; five grandchildren; three brothers and two sisters. Service will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Sparks-Griffin Chapel with burial. In Oak View Cemetery, Royal Oak. NELSON SINGLETON Service for Nelson Singleton, 66. of VO W. Rutgers St., will be held! at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Voor-I hees-Slpie Chapel with burial In Oak Ifill Cemetery. A retired guard at Community] National Bank, he leaves Ms wife. . Ula; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Vance of Pontiac and Mrs. Donald ■ Davis of Owosso; two sons, Wayhej of Kcnnydale. Wash., and Or nail of Pontiac: eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two s!s-| tops, Mrs. Edith Wilktson of Pontiac and Mrs. Myrtle Evan* of] Puxiro, Mo.; and two brothers. W. S. Spangler of Pontiac and Grant in Missouri Mr Singleton suffered a heart] .ittack and ; was dead on arrival j at Pontiac General Hospital early yesterday. novh M. TAYLOR Service for former Pontiac resi-dcrft Eloyd M. Taylor will be held - at 3 p.m’! Friday at the Parsley Funeral. Home' His body will be] taken to Eakt Lawn Cemetery, Lake Orton, for burial. Mr. Taylor. 51. of Laurium. died] Sunday at Veterans Hospital in] Iron Mountain. He had been Ul two] years. TWEIT Service for George Twett. S3, of] 656 Third Aye., will be held at 3 pm. Friday jat Funeral Home* with burialTi Perry . Mount Park CrActery, „ I Mr. Tweit dt$d unexpectedly of a heart ailment at St. Joseph Mercy] Hospital Tusaday. WILLIAM A. CHAPMAN LAPEER—Service for William A. Chapman, 75. of 58 Mill to will he at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Baird Funeral Home. Burial Wilt be in Deerfield Cemetery, Mr. Chapman died Wednesday] * at Lapee,r County General Hospi -* of a heart, attack. Surviving are his wile EUy; five stepchildren, Mrs, Stanley a Srdkm; Mrs. L. J. Coulter -ind Mrs. Harold Hovey, all of Lapeer; ] Ex-Mayor Jezewski of Hamtramck Dies j lfAMTRAMCK (UPD - 'Ham-tramrk'a first mayoir. Peter Jetew-j ski, died Wednesday night at ths.| age of 77. Jezewski collapsed of a hebrt at- : * tack on the street near the drug] ’ store he operated tor a years. *He was eiected mayor when Hamtramck was Incorporated la IMS aad was re-elected twe years. { Mrs. Millard Fritch of Oxford SORE THROAT DUE TO COLDS TRY TONSILINE Open Every Nile ‘til Christmas SCRUB YOUR FLOORS ELECTRICALLY NEW ’St KENMORE POLISHER- SCRUBBER Gal Floors Brilliantly Clean and Do ItWhile Standing Up! Your hardest scrubbing REDUCED ia a snap! Dispenser holds _ __ . _ ^ detergent, yon jest push QQ88 • button. Wax the wayl CaU for Ibue Bom* Trial ‘ *S DOWN * High - Powered Vacuum Cleaner is Sale ■ FricecT Reduced for Gift-Giving 38 88 $5 Down Power brushes the rug fibers, beating and sweeping out all loose dirt. Brush automatically adjusts to high or low pUo rugs. Lightweight and easy to use. See it.. ,. buy it this week-end at this sale price! Fleer FoUskars.' 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Your youngsters will have fun learning about woodworking while making book ends, bird houses, jig saw puzzles, etc. With 2 blades, screwdriver and instructions. Hard war* Department — Sean Main Basement For Man! Router, Motor, Edge Guide a'4795 Pay Just $5 Down Compact, lightweight 1 Mortise door -locks, rabbet, do dovetail grooving, and edge shaping. David Bradley Roto Stick with Snow Plow Rotary Snow Shovel attachment plows through heavy snow easily! Spout adjusts to throw snow to either side. 1 ' i-H.P. engine/. Other attachments available. Craftsman 18-inch Self-Propelled Snow Thrower 149“ 1MJ6 only $15 down Eliminates pushing . .. powers through even the deep drifts of the worst -bUssard ~ with ea s e. Steel lugs boost traction to handle even hard-packed snow. Powerful . 3-H.P., * 4-Cycle engine with controls on the ban-die. 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(UPl) - A 45-year-old woman walked into an automatic laundry nude Wednesday and triad’ to taka a “bath” In a cloihes dryer. 167 decks of playing cards, 62 packs of cigarettes, 33 plugs Of chewing tobacco and SO i JUNIOR CLEOPATRA - Liza Todd, >3-ycarrf>ld daughter of ac-: - tress Elizabeth Tpylor and the late Mike Todd, wears a turban’’ as a baby Oedpatra to pose for Miss Taylor’s husband Eddie ' Fisher at their London home recently, Liza’s mother is starred as the famed queen of the Nile in a film but her iUnese has held up part of die production in Eng- Steelworkers Get Pay Hike Basic Employ* Rais* .1 Doesn't Bring Word of . Industry Price Boost PITTSBURGH UR-Basic steel- worker. got a pay raise today, the first of two finder their current oontract. This meant higher payroll costs! $>r steel producers. But,'as ex-j peeked, there was no word of any i Impending price increases. f $ t ’ *’ A Spokesmen for U.S. Steel Corp., toe nation's biggest steel producer, And JoiwS A Ijughlln Steel Carp., the fourth largest, said they ex- 1 pected no announcements of any kind iodSy^Wi prices. They declined further comment. Abest MS, SOO United Steelworkers members became eligible for wage baaoto ranging from 7 to 11 Model 6421 ' However, a union- estimated 10,000 of these did not benefit Inmediately because they were gnemptoyed. ’• A A 'A The basic steel industry ventty 'is operating brims 50 per gent of capacity, and no significant pickup is expected in the next lew months. Far this reaasn, Industry unreel believe steel prices will remsia steady |n the immediate future. A price boost et this Production end maintenance workars received wage booets under terms of last January’s 30-month contract agreement that followed a 116-day strike. Pay raises of f to 10 cents an hour go into effect next Oct. L -Basic houriy rates to the indue* by now range from $2.20 to $4.27. Grechko Acting Red Defense Minister LONDON (API — Moscow, radio disclosed offhandedly today that Manhal Andrei Grechko was acting as Soviet defense minister. * A The broadcast gave no explanation of the whereabouts of Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky. - Grechko is Malinovsky's dep- loy. ’ A M A ; The broadcasf' reported talks between Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer of the United Arab Republic and Soviet military lenders and said Grechko participated as “aettog U.S.S.R. minister of defense.” A " A . A ■ Malinovsky, a bulky battle veteran, was a subject of Western speculation during the Paris summit conference4 in May. He foi^ lowed Soviet Premier Khrushchev •round Mke a shadow, promoting the feeling that political forces Moscow had ordered Malinovsky to keep an eye an the premier and Biaks we Khrushchev d}d nothing that had not been approved in advance at the Kremlin. ~s—f—f A ~ —Mattnwppy wia-iaw to the pufrl Be eye Nov. 7, when he addressed a giant parade in Moscow's Red Square on the 43rd anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. V Qwhat a perfect gift... Kenmore all-fabric AUTOMATIC *5 down, first payment Feb. 1st 3 cycles, 2-speeds and choice of wash . 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Surprise her with this Kenmore Automatic machine thal will answer all her sewing problems. * And itfs a gift for the home, too; the desk-style cabinet makes an extra piece of -furniture. Come in ... see it demonstrated— buy it for her tonight. Shop Sears until 9 rv national i — ------ Goals has underscored its call to safeguarding the national econ !Americas cold war effort. Americans to shoulder still heavi-lomy against m arket disruption) They included: Strengthening of er burdens of armament and for- against destructive competition as UyS. overseas information pro-eign aid in the 1960s. la result of grossly lower unit la- glims; encouraging "far larger) soberly phrased section bor -costs, and to preserve nation-! lumbers of qualified American! __i. , i___a •• it. HaIpiup ” the commission said.rto live and work abroad": devel- Nevertheless, we must never lose sight of our ultimate goal: to extend the opportunities toi free choice and self-determination throughout the world. MUST STAND FI KM ........ nericansMO titled "Goals Abroad." the com-Ini defense," the commission qaid.fto live and work abroad”; devel- ■$ .1. - - • • •- - ----••—Lll Jtl mission's report—placed this week'ln some rare cases, it said, tariffs oplng better coordination, in the hands of both President might.be increased. / 'existing aid programs, including]) Eiv nhower and President-Elect Yet the commission recognfeed those of _ international brganb John F. Kennedy—recommends that even gradual tariff cuts Would tions; and devising "i this posture for the United States'hurt some American industries of cooperation" to 11 in the coming .decade: and cities. It recommend*! gov- the poorer countries. Stay strot«er than the 3oviet|emment help to cushion the blow.{those countries themselves would Union “at whatever cost"; hold) 3. Correction of this/country*have opportunity to participate. firm in BMfci. and wherever else) the cause of dfemo&acy Is I aced. ‘ J *' ‘^ -*1 DISARMAMENT GOAL I strive constantly for peace- ful solutions: stand ready to negotiate “on any*reasonable basis"; and seek international' control of nuclear weapons — "disarmament; 1 be our ultimate goal." The. report proposed no sharp deviations” from the present policies of the Eisenhower adminis-' tration in the military or diplomatic areas, except in the output of money and effort. . / .It moved into Highly controversial ground, however, in the realm *f trade, tariffs and foreign aid. TV commission took an Internationalist view on Issues over which legislators are bound to clash in the 67th Congress as they .have in the past* several congresses. • The bipartisan, 11-member commission of leaders in industry) science, labor, education, and public affairs, called for these mess-tires to bolster the economy of (he West under cold war condi- With Extra Speaker $5 Down OU /O VII Charge Them Famous Make TYPEWRITER 4-Speed Automatic Reg. $69.95 HOW FI Daws Tf HIS CHRISTMAS MONEY — Dr. James Redmond, superinten- - dent o( New Orleans schools, smilingly looks through a pile of letters with dollar bills enclosed that he received Wednesday. With Christinas coming on, anonymous persons are participating in p drive tq make up the salary Dr. Redmond has not received 7 since being caught between the state government and federal £ cfMRt in the school integration problem. Redmond said hundreds - of dollars came in the Wednesday morning mall. 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Finally, after hiavtag checked everything die, garage-met) removed the gasoline tank inspected it.; Inside they found a * 7-inch trout. No .one seemed to know how It got there. Ida Lupino, Howard Duff on the Rocks Again HOLLYWOOD. Chlif. (API -{ Actress Ida Lupwo and . actor i Howard Duff have separated forj the seeond time in their nine-year marriage. A spokesman for Duff] said the two are trying to Work Tit Dtplo^tic wiot TOKYO (UPI) — The'New China News Agency announced Wednesday that Neutralist Canybodto and Communist Outer Mongolia have established diplomatic relations. A peak in Alberta, Cbmm!ki;|i amed Mt. Etoenbower. Short an4 Long Solids, tweeds, and shadow plaids. Warmly interlined Qcme£ee Wm, 41 N. SAGINAW STREET — MIRACLE MILE Congratulations NOBTH CENTRAL ADUNES on.your new direct SERVICE FROM PONTIAC The Pontioc Division .of the AUTOMOBILE CLUB of MICHIGAN is proud tp offer complete INFORMATION, RESERVATIONS and TICKET service to everyone in this growing area. DETROIT AUTO CLUB 76 WILLIAMS. STRUT PONTIAC PHONE: FI S-4IJI headed, by Rep William if. Thpm.jofl their difference*. iD-Dearbornv , * The committee Is studying pos-l jsible legislation to* help Michigan's' 'economic growth. Martin cited the availability j of raw material*, a aUlled labor pool, water for industry and n tine transportation network as among the state's advantages. He suggested a state fund to help communities attract industries and It expanded program by the state xmomic development commission [as among concrete steps that could be takem ( I think the people of the state 1 would support a sound program f 0 help industry," Martin said, f 'Proof of,this appears to be that j they supported the sales tax in- J "There is altogether too much pessimism," agreed L. R. Karo-, perm an, vice president and di- j [rector of marketing of Leonard 3 Refineries of Alma. I! Kamperman said salesmen for i ['Leonard Refineries are told to i take' active part in promoting the j state. Workers in gasoline stations, I. especially, he said, do a good job j of selling Michigan. Rep. Fred 0. Olsen, R-Sheridan,[< a committee member, gaid he « thought "slanted political adver- 3 tisements” helpM create a had, J industrial atmosphere in Mich-|§ igan. "I think the politicians Have more to do with the problem than! J J anyone else,” Olsen “id-, - j Volkswagen Ships ln | |21,495 Via Seaway ENGLEWOOD CLIFF?, N. J. 'All -Volkswagen of America said | today it shipped 30 per cent more vehicles through the a. Lawrence j Seaway this summer than it had anticipated. / The German ante company laid It delivered il.W ears, trucks and station wagens at the ports oT Toledo, Detroit and CM-cage. Original plans called, for , ^ • smJ|| ..an pbotofst ECHO 1 STAMP — This Echo I "Communications tor Peace" . stamp features the balloonUke communications satellite in orbit with part of the earth in the design I The 4-cent stamp, printed in purple, goes on sale Dec. 15 in Washington, D. 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On one thing they aeem agreed-^) Argentina and Brazil have more] But both the present and incom-jthan four million square miles *Bg administrations are on record high in potentials for agriculture, as favoring more >ud, private abd and hydroelectric jiower and rich Jpwerhmental, to Latin develop- h, mineral deposits. IjuboUt coun-ment wants and needk {tries the areas are waiting and! > A A A anldoua to be developed. •- wSpvventy-eight U.S. governors, | . A A A $Bt back horn looking overin-! questions private American Wstment possibilities in Argentina jlnv*,t or* wlU be asking the gover-and Brazil, express views on 5e|W»» Are Utin-American Invest-tf*k today that range.from enthu-!mw** ln «*"««« ^ from aiasm, caution, plain bearish* government interference? Are, w^ . a A A gp [prospects of returns greater than! ^American manufacturer! «i:| the foreseeable risks? ready have stepped up their ex- V—— - r genditures this year.- The Depart- Bach wrote his exultant oratorio aaent of Commerce reports they !. . . Handel created the "Messjah" are pouring nearly $75 million with its magnificent “Hallelujah | {aore into Brazil this year for new Chorus.“ No one is sure who wrote plant and equipment, ln Argentina "Adeste Fideles” . . credit is Jttyeaditures have risen to. $70 mil-! usually given St; Bona venture; skat this year, more than double this hymn was a great favorite of the 1967-5® average". 1 Teddy Roosevelt. TERMSl 1 ^ k m i jLit, 6^ 1 Holds Any Item BIKES ARE BEST! 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Overtime change in long-distance telephoneJcalls would be charged'for on a service Is being readied for tbeltime talked basis, near future. In effect. It will mean! Whether the system would re* extension of the local or area call- suit In lower telephone bills re* Ing concept—unlimited long-die-jmains uncertain lance calls at a flat monthly COlORFUl 1 STURD CARRY t»bf\ N Y., holds a picture of setreas Annette FuniceUo for kwe of whom Re literally shed blood Wednesday in a vain attempt to see her. Young Drapala told Burbank. Canf., police ah involved story el coming acrom the countr^. buying a staffed poodle, and cutting himself in the stomach in an attempt to. get past the guard into the Disney studio. The plot didn't work. Dropsies stomach has been bandaged and hty soon going home — without oeeing Annette. • Struct# Trucks • Tic-Toc duck • Ideal Musk Tigs NEW YORK (AP>—A - sweeping) where In ths country. Overtime change in long-distance telephone calls would be charged'for on a service Is being readied for tbeltime talked basis, near future. In effect. It wiU mean I Whether the system would re* extension of the local or area call- suit In lower telephone bills re* Ing concept—unlimited kmg-dto-lmalns uncertain, lance calls at a flat monthly The giant Bell system at the American Telephone A Telegraph; | ' Co. to working on such a kx«-die- . _» ^.*1 tance zone-calling idea and hopes l|A fURl President Frederick R. Rappel of ATAT gave the first hint at thei plan last month In a Boston speech. "It appears to be that step by: PERMA'UFT MAGIC OVAL PANTIES CANT RIDE UP-EVER! communications -wilt gruduaUy' disappear . j BOMB TOLU VANISH "We have already seen the; broadening of local telephone call-; many adjoining communities re not treated as toll calls. Not- vt-j stonary, but extremely practical.! Is the concept that many of our customers wtB want forms of! you this answer: We are working on them now." he told the Boston Conference on Distribution. . AT AT declines to elaborate on details of long-distance mne calling until the proposal to actually filed. "We are afaaohittfy prohlhit- a spokesman said. However, the plan under* consideration would permit a New York telephone subscriber, for ex-' ample, to buy a service for a fixed' monthly rate that would permit an unlimited number of calls to, j say. Chicago. Or. if he estimates' he will be making 2 calls to Chi-! rago monthly, he would be able to buy a service at a specified fee' for possibly 30 three-minute calls to that city or any other phone number In the same zone. 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Van Alen has composed an introduction to the poem as well as a “Postscript,” both of which have become a regular feature of the reading. Follow f ho Numbers, Result: Oil Paintings Create your own Holiday (fooor... paint sacred subjects, scenes, animals the easy-number way. Give sea for gifts—they con so little, offer spare-time fun! Two 8x10" panels with paints .. .. .98* Two 10x14" panels with paints.. *1.79-*! .48 “I hope that I haven't angered! Dr. Moore" Van Alen said, “but when I was a Idd I always thought the poem ended too quickly.” He said he dreamed up the postscript to “stretch old the fun.’* renovate the old structure and in-atall 1820-100 period fonlture. Also planned is a wax-sculptured group, composed of a figure of Dr. Moore reading his poem to his four children. Vte Alen also wants the "House et Santa Claus’’ to become a "Museum of Santa Oaualana," with various editions of the poem on display along with period costumes, drawings, paintings, Christmas cards, newspaper articles — and perhaps an animated’ carfoon showing the visit of St, Vick. ★ ★ Try Ho also envisions a sable for the right tiny reindeer, -each with a nameplate over its stall, and a coach house for the sleigh. There would be .a dressing room and a workshop, for Santa, too. Purpose at the museum, according to Van Alen, would bo to “bring at Christinas time the image of our beloved Santa Claim as envisioned by Dr. Moore and ’the | spirit of family love, understanding! and solidarity which Santa Claus symbolises to every l^art and! home to America.” Sacred Figures For Homo Nativity S^ene Add a religious theme Christinas decor with our*198 antique finished-figure*. | «*. Choose Mary, Jesus, Others. Woman’s Slippers A lovely gift! 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Choose from a handsome variety Smartly styled soft leather features rdl... 50 for only St! ; of cuff links and tie clasp sea, metallic trim, gusset change purse. This year, plan your gift-giving ahead! Buy now and charge if—p Four handsomely initialed handker-‘chiefs of fine combed cotton. Smart embroidered two-tone initials. ; Mm's Leather Billfolds *1 Yes, they stretch to fit like a stocking! And the buoyant Cushioned insole is soft as a doua! One size fits alt! YbuTl want several for gifts at this tow price; YOUR GIFTS AT ANY KRESGE STORE CHARGE 7 wiiWy*^IX ;W ■ ; /a / jV . . -* ph mpi i mmmm . l ___ % :.:.^7T:r- -/r.^ . L 'v '•“• '‘fjzrr-tyy-^ THE PONTIAC PRESS; THURSDAY. DECEMBER I. gg 1. 4960 iZ. IPS Lei Small Appliances Be Your'Extra Hands’ GENEBATION TO GENERATION — Caroling got Its start in .[America when a email group of Bostonian neighbors came outdoors to sing from hymgals.an Christmas Eve in the early 1900s. Puritans Once Outlawed Christmas Traditionally, wandering minstrels in Europe kept ancient carole alive through the centuries, passing them along from generation to- generation before words or -mus|c were written down. Carols Have a Long, Fascinating History Army Gets M60Tf>nk Produced'by Chrysler , DjhrROlT UPt) - Chrysler Carp, reported that the first prof’ ductlon-line * M6Q medium taiwl built .St ytts tank plant in Center Une was accepted Wednesday-by Army ordinance official*. The tank la the Art* pd VO to f. be built under a $60 million con-< tract awarded ChryeUr last/Jjay. "The' mice have* been at the bel-lows. Father. I can’t play the organ for Christmas." Frans Gruber told Ms pastor the sad news. Father Joseph Miolir responded by Writing • Silent Night, Holy Night," which Herr Gruber set to music. They sang the new song together at (Sristmas services ... to guitar accompaniment! This was the origin of one of our beta-loved Kits'— la Odemdorf, Austria,! Church choirs stilt strive to re-create the first music of Christ-maij . , angels singing "Okay to CM In. the Highest!" over Bethlehem ... as reported in the Bible sfory of Christ’s birth. ^.Eariy Christians never tool fancy to the natam chants Medieval carols seem to have been written as scripts for religious drama. Vivid pictures in the verses move the listener from scene to scene . . . moods change from coarse humor to reverence as the story of the Nativity' progresses. In one vigorous carol, shepherds . respectfully give the Child of .Bethlehem— "a bunch of cherrieiT a feathered songster and' PRESS, ISDAY, DECEMBER h l THIRtV-SgVgfr i'lle: SANTA! y on ALL Kinds of ! L Christmas Gifts 0 BBr of Everyday ■ Discount Prices m. Visit our Toyland, one off tho finest, exhibits off Toys, a selection ffhot will a mare you. Come now for the best selection end use our layqway plan. Sove * extra cosh for that extra gift when you shop at CONSUMERS CENTER! DISCOUNT ON Tree Lights Christmas GAMES a MONOPOLY .24",; she hos life-like skin, moveable eyes, arms and legs, dressed. Don't Wait A DAY LONGER CHRISTMAS GIFT ■ 5 ———-------------3—1 WRAPPING ... All ot ■ S Dead or Alive Game [ DISCOUNT PRICES! ■ S T|ck,e Bee “ S ■ Blockhead......... 47c ■ ■ Little Stinker Gome tM Mm (Mimi in. ■ Wn» - CMtef Bn SIC " m faMkf* kr •» imBm wm* ij. 2 I M tmiUM — lag. It w 111 ■ DOLL Washable, rooted so ran hair, moving eyes, unbreakable, lightweight. Hold her hand and she walks. * 50 Deluxe Ass't. off Cords »•« 32 Chrittmot Gem Card* EVANS 10" TRICYCLE DOLL Jtut Arrvied Ladies' Holiday Tou moment BOWLING SET SPORT SHIRTS BLOUSES B Complete with 10 pins, 2 bowling J ■ bolls, instruction sheet. *v Discount Priced Y. * Kef. 110.00 OUR PRICE Many to choose from Wo*-ens., gabardines, flarmelt, ir jolarns and plaids. Women's and Teenagers' FLATS SLIPPERS Smdrtly styled man, mode leathers, with long wearing •soles ond heels. 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CAN OPENER Ivll I til | Opens any can -In .R~jr - • aecond*... a finger- All the famous I tip does aU the work. spaed, comfort and 1 One control locks, Ctam ofthelodT l gpftftg Sunbeam Hair Dryer. ' n«tk lid fwicier. AUTOMATIC WAFFLE EMUCER A GRILL WITH EXCLUSIVE RADIANT CONTROL 10i/2-ln. R. M. Model Removable Control and Metal Cover Extra Beset it Canadian Flyer ICE SKATES v / Quaker King Sise REMCO GAMES Meseic Tile Celtring Set I CHILDREN'S \ SKATES S Sixes 11 to 3 V HOCKEY or FIGURE MISSISSIPPI COWBOYS 'n INDIANS MANY TO CHOOSE FROM m PADDED JTTOY CHEST "Nar SBS WINCHESTER SADDLE GUN and BANOLIER Bag. *8.00 No. 503 STAGECOACH SET InrluAx Wl and Gun Reg. MM ....... N#r 629 SCOUT RIFLE and ----- BANDOLIER Beg. *6.00 .. No. 624 PLAINSMAN SHOOTING Shell COMPLETE LIONEL Na. 557 8HOOTIN SHELL TANNER Double Hekttr Set Re* $11.00...' . Na. CM FANNER CROSS DRAW Holster . Set Be*, mas No. 625 8HOOTIN’ SHELL BUCKLE GUN S', Padded 1 Rocking Chair .SI Deluxe $7R No. 551 FANNER 8HOOTIN’ MARSHALL Hebter Set Bag- I7JS............ SQUALLY TERRIFIC BUYS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HANDICRAFT GIFTS THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DBCKSiBER 1, i960 THIRTY-NINE But You’re Almort at tfacf Wire — Get With It There *sStill Time to Save for Gifts Late last century, church musicians and laymen tracked down . . . and printed than for the joyment of future generations. for whom it is difficult to select a gift is through gift checks. You can buy them at many hanks. And they come in attractive designs tor the occasion. Finally, learn from this Christ- Special Gifts for Special Ones MOTOROLA TABLE RADIO MOTOROLA.. STEREO HIGH FIDELITY Fine Wood Cabinets — Adds New Magic to Music — With or Without FM/AM Radio. MOTOROLA CLOCK RADIO SPEED QUEEN s DRYER rrf,V Gas or Electric Completely Installed by, Tackless Method Over ' Heavy Foam Rubber Padi Large Capacity Stainless Drum, Attyuatabb Temperature Control Plua “Air Only” MAKES EVERY SINK AN ALL AROUND DISH WASHER •39.50 • INSTALLED JL VU Christmas Eve Delivery $10 Down A thick looped boucl* nylon in 7jf fascinating decorator colors. '£ 12' and 15' widths. The continuous filajnent nylon yam wilt not fuxz or pull. Guaranteed for 10 years, it is virtually indestructible. HOOVER \2-Speed UPRIGHT CLEANER St RCA VICTOR 17” Portable TV Built-In Antenna and Carrying Handle, 156 Sq. Inch Viewable Picture Are*. AND ONLY ACRILAN* ACRYLIC TWEED Complete, with .Cleaning.Tools GENERAL ELECTRIC POLISHER SCRUBBER and RUG CLEANER CALL NOW OR 4-0433 FREE HOME Complete with K* Carrying Case ai tery. ^...._ _ . RCA WHIRLPOOL Automatic Washer ffiSr *19®® OPEN EVERY NIGHT FREE! Christmas Bonus and Dispenser Attachment. 0p« *10 9 PJL . Every Might Except, Tuesdays Until I f JL CONVENIENT 7 CREDIT, TOO Oaly 10% Dew* md up to 3 Yarn •» hs UNTIL 9:00 P.M. STARTING TOMORROW or PONTIAC 4990 Dixie Hwy., Drayton OR 4-0433 SI West Huron Street FE >1555 Western Auto Sim- Mm Dme ; 30 Yd*. $299.40 $29.94 40 Yd*. 399JO * 39.92' 50 Yd*. 499.00 49.90 60 Yd*. 599.00 59.90 £ V "BASE RATI AREA" ENLARGED: We plea to enlarge the “Base Rate Area” in the territory which will be served £y the new bulling and equipment next year, so that all of this territory will be part of the-“Base Rate ^Area.” The addition to the present “Bate Rate Area” would be the area between Pontiac Trail and Walnut Lake Road extending about three miles west from Orchard Lake Road. > . This means that mileage charges for urban type services would be eliminated in this three mile area and rural service also would be eliminated. CHANGES IN CHARGES , . , r* (AS bcrMm SofafMt T» State md Tam»t) In tha Present Bom Rote Area: - 4-Party Residence customers changing to 2-party service would pay 75# more per month. , '• .: ■■■■:.■..• ' ' ' ^ ’ yj lit Proposed "Base Rate Area1' Addition: 4-Party Residence customers changing to 2-party service would pay 75# more per month; but their mileage charges, amounting to at least $1.50 per month in each case, would be eliminate^ and this would morO than offset the increase for , the improved service. Rural Residence customers changing to 2-party service would pay 5 4 less per month. Rural Business customers changing to individual line service could take either "Flat Rata* pay 751 more per month for units over the 75 would cost 4.2# each. In th* Outlying Rural Jorrifory: « 4-Party customers changing to T^frart^secvice would pay 75# more on their basic rate; but since mileage charges are applied in this arya, some customers, depending upon their locations, may also receive an increase in mileagechargas due to the .higher mileage rates foe 2-party service as compared with the mileage rate for 4’perty service. Mileage rains arm .... ■. ••______4-party—25# gar V* mils per month______~ ' _____ 2-party—SO# per V4 mile per month The minimum mileage charge for any class of service is $1.50 per month. We are presenting these changes to the Michigan Public Service Commissipn for approval. If you have any questions about the proposals, please call the Business Office. Our representative will be glad to discuss them with yog ' % - MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY always buy Coke! GET CARTONS OF Klta SIZE TODAY ! EATf Rlfc Ilium* AimiAMIW ft! 1 avi joilr VIWBH PWf IHIMH I wT I i COMPANY OF PONTIAC, MKHKAN THE POMTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,, BBbXMbfeB 1, Group. '' Knight is S wireman in holf- air- graduated with special recog-t. VHe formerly .was/ nltion Oct. carrier for Th^ Pontiac Press, * * d * Undergoing basic combat tjrairt- Regl- whose wife Barbara lives a! E. Tennyson Ave.. A Pontiac Central. High School grad uate and a 1959 graduate of the Pontiac Business Institute, he Wat employed as an accountant for Oakland County before entering the Army. Serving wit h Headquarters, United States Continental Army Command, at Fort Monroe, Va. is U. Col. John L. Clancy, son' and Mrs. Francis ,L. Clancy,, 480 ML Clemens St., He has been assigned as deputy chief , DETROIT tm—"The Great Lakes the finance and accounting have been released from their section. He formerly served in bondage. They are open to the 'Predicts Great Days for Lakes Seaway group's headquarters company, support dement of the Strategic! Army Corps regularly located at: Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. A former Avondale High School student and employe of the Fisher Body Division of General Motors Corp., he entered the Army in May 1957. ♦ * * Aviation Cadet Ronald P. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe P-Morgan, 362 Riviera Terrace, has been graduated from the primary-contract pilot training school at Griham Air Force Base, Florida. He has been reassigned to Webb Japan. A graduate of the University of. Detroit; he entered the service in 1941. His wife is the former Gertrude E. Sangiacorao of Auburn, N.Y. Serving with the Navy aboard the Independence, ' CUA - 62, ■ U.S.S.I Navy, E. Division I is Electrician’s I Mate, Class A Douglas W.. Blevins, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert] Blevins, 192 W.j Kennett Road. A] Walled Lake High! School graduate',|_____________ entered die service Aug. 28, BLEVINS 1959, and underwent recruit tn ing at Great Lakes, nC. where world,” Martin W. Oettershagen, acting administrator 'of the St. Lawrence ASeaway Development Corp., sato Tuesday. Oettershagen told a meeting of the Groat Lakes-St. Lawrence Association, that'the st. Lawrence It “not a 'perfect seaway, but It Is a good seaway and It's operating about as we expected.” . He said the year was not as good as expected for the Seaway because in part, of the "longshoremen's strike. You never quit# recover. Shippers don't know how long they-are going to last. They make other committi lose cargo. He added, however that "we haven't seen anything like we are going to see on foe seaway.” ittmepts. IMPROVEMENTS IN PONTIAC TELEPHONE SERVICE PROPOSED NEW BUILDING ANb EQUIPMENT: Early next year a modem dial central office, with dial equipment of the latest design, will serve our cvtonsftxi a portion of the Pontiac exchange area lying aputhweet of the city. That area containg Cass, Orchard and Pine lakes, the southwest shore of Sylvan Lake, a portion of Upppr Straits Lake, the south shore of Elizabeth Lake, and other nearby territory. / A new building on Cass-Elizabeth Road is almost completed and the dial equipment is now beingimtottad. . . , BETTER GRADES OF RESIDENCE SERVICE: We era adding more lines and equipment to provide better grades of residence service in pipes of four-party residence aervicer This will be done first in the area southwest of Pontiac, to be served by the new building and equipment early next year, and later in the /balance of the Pontiac exchange area. As a result, only individual line and two-party line services would be provided throughout the Pontiac exchange, except in the outlying rural area where we would continue to provide, rural service. With individual and two-party lines no customer would have to share hi* line with more than one other party end his telephone would ting only for him. In the portion of the exchange which would not be served by the new building end equip-, meat next year, customers with four-party service could retain such service at their present locations temporarily until the telephone lines and equipment needed to provide individual or two-party lines can be made available at their locations. However, four-party service would not be Available to new applicants for service nor to present customers moving to new locations. PET DOCTOR By A/W. Mbits*, D.V.M. Property Grab Prevention Eyed W Wiley Asks U.H Guard Against Losl by Private Investors Kii q. At what age ahuuld my Cocker spaniel be dewormdd aad have her distemper shot? G. Vaughn of Whiteetoae, N.Y. a * * A. There is no exact age for-your Cocker’s first immunization. Some lucky dogs inherit more natural immunity against distemper than others, but only a blood test can accurately determine the duration of the immunity and the correct age for the first shot. * * a Generally, the distemper tion program begins 10 to 12 days after weaning, at which time the pup . is six' to eight weeks old. Worms are c common plague Of puppies, and your pet should be examined, and treated if necessary,' within a week or so after weaning is over. a a a Worms can hfid do recur, so your veterinarian will advise you about periodic check-ups. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Alexander Wiley, R-Wis„ called today for United Nations safeguards against seizure of fordgd property such as has occurred in CObs and elsewhere. * ' tL_ a Without “vigorous” UN. action, Wiley said, private investors would shy a why from business activities needy developing nations. foldinaa guarantees'of Mat pensation for any property seized and other proper legal protections. > " Wiley cited Fidel Castro’s Cuba aa/A key example of the type of property seizures he was criticiz-' «• But he made clear he ins not questioning the right of a govem-' to confiscate property owned by fortpgners. , , a a . a The right to expropriate such 'property saornttol to the welfare of country's citizens hat long been cognized,” n» said/"There is, however, a great need for establishing tatemationa] criteria for handling zudi matters." great many areas of the world hi which investments could be made only nt great risk. He arid these areas needed a ‘tree flow” of capital, equipment and know-how to develop modern transportation, housing, education, health, natural resources And trade. But unless effective safeguards against seizure without compensation could be established, badly needed development programs might be seriously handicapped, he said in a statement. Wiley said the Halted Nations coaid make “a olgnlflcant contribution to world progress” if It Jot op such standards and follow thepi. He said the safeguards should His Tall Tale of a Tall Deer Is Unbelievable ' CHEBOYGAN, Mich, til — Tom Gagnon, n hospital anesthetist, won the Cheboygan deer hunting Haro contest with s tale .about cHmMag so feet up what he thought was a.tree, only to discover it wan the leg of a deer, which then swallowed him alive. - .- * * * Gagnon said be cat shavings off the deer’s riba, rubbed two boees together to Ught a Ore and exploded a cartridge In foe fire. H rtruek -the deer’s heart and killed H. He said he hid behind the liver while the cartridge ex- it took him two weeks to got out of the- deer, he sold, by rutting through . Ito side and -living on the venison. , Woman in Job With Ho Assignment to New Post, Sikh Action Considered Disgrace * TOKYO (API - Red China has removed one of ito moot powerful women from one Of ito tap Job*. In /doing so. it has given no Indication whether she to headed' for a new assignment or; happens, disgrace. The unman is Chlen Ying, who [until IS days ago was minister of internal affairs, listed ahead of foreign affairs and defense in official Peiping handbooks. dropped out of sight. Heybas mads no public appearances 'stars and Peiping has [not attempted to refute speculation abroad linldng him with oppogitkm to tbs regime. i up-and-down career to the Thee* is ilfolng Ytog’s record f ‘ w The removal of Chlen Ying passed almost unnoticed. The Chinese, as usual, made a curt announcement which merely said President Liu Shao-chi had named Tseng to the Job. dr | 'Normally, Peiping does not makei such an important change without | indicating immediately or soon afterward a .hew post for the oldj minister. Silence on such subjects in Communist C^hina can be goo TOJ BSto un.iswu MOW wa < party line. She was never a publicity hnntor. j . Current biographies do apt even mention her age. But she became minister of supervision — a top witcMog body - in MM and moved into the internal .affairs Job last year, i 1 , Tseng Shan, her successor, is Item Kiangal Province and aha of toe early member* of fos Chines* Communist M(ty, Joining in the late 1820a. He to an old frtand of Mao Tse-tung and a tanner guerrilla fighter in South Cfctaa. Automation Can Lift Living Standard: Jack NEW YORK (AP) - President-Elect John F. Kennedy says auto- Defense Minister Peng Teh-huai lost His job in just such a way tn j 1959. Marshal Un Pi so was najrnedj to succeed him and F ment.” * * * . Kennedy telegraphed a conference of the New York Qty Can-[tral Labor Council. ’‘Automation can represent hope rather than despair." the telegram ■aid. "It will require the ability to adapt to the necessary change* high degree qf Industrial statesmanship.” * p * Speakers at the conference said [that a shorter work week is the fimt step in solving problems resulting from automation KING SIZE HAS MORE FOR YOU! Fokfrr-oi THE rolmAC PBESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19W 25 BIG GIFTS IKK LOW PMCES BOOD EVERY UI-IHUKM SHNDAY-BEO. MtaHTII N't Mr sixth birthday aad art wa celebrating? Hurt's bargains galore throughout tha start... M fifls for everyone **lh balloons, babble gum aad Mcktvs for iba kiddies ... We're so thankful to yea, oar customers for yuor continued gatroa-aga that me art fast bubbling over with peg md are making this sale one tiwt yea will remember for a leng/leng that. Come, Sava. Salt starts Thursday, Dec. 1st. Free Ctffoa fir tttrytwt|T NESCAFE 1 INSTANT 1 COFFEE CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP CHUNK STYLE, Can BUTTER IK fjc *• *•* SWANSDOWN CAKE MIXES Apx*. *1°* HAMILTON GRADE "A" URGE THE PERFECT SHORTENING CHOICE OF GRINDS Pound Vacuum Can PEACHES SWANSON FiBN FROZEN DINNERS TABLE KING WHOLE KIRN& CORN SWEET KAS A MS I TOMATOES (I dm 3 choice beef mm7ft Florida Nam Cram ORANGES Gann WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE CARROTS POTATOES Hickorr camhim . BACON PICNICS HOT FOODS*** BORDENS 1 BORDEN'S COTTAGE CHBESE cbimi cmg PP| 1 . »-« «* 1: P | f,\mmmM ImmmWLl ■ IipNWWBWBNB^B ■ WNWWMlHf9 ^BgKK—wqr NmUi Not STRAWBERRY QUIK IA Cm 29* GRAPEFRUIT JUICE OiMR 41 Onn Cm 25* NwttU's QUIK CHOCOLATE M Cm 29* CHOCOLATE CHIPS - e m. 17* Song size bars 3 Fbr$|] Prosse/ s-Tasty LUNCHEON MEATS Hygrade s RING NUHU *39‘ • Bologna ^ • Olivo •Dutch • Relish • Pork •Head- • Splctd chaos# •Chicken Vi-lb Pkg. PEOPLE’S FOOD MARKETS PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER u I960 FORTY-THBER> MAY! 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Columbia ^ Piyi-Tlin, Pw. 1 thri s»c, D«. 4]m SOLID PACK TOMATOES MUSHROOMS PIECES and STEMS Packed in Oil Main* SARDINES c- FACIAL TISSUE Okia-Safaty BOOK MATCHES • MICHIGAN NAVY BEANS *Jft. • CREAMETTES SALADETTES £ • DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE • BUTTERFIELD WHOLE IRISH POTATOES • HYGRADE'S POTTED MEAT i • BANQUET CHICKEN BROTH • STRONGHEART DOG FOOD £ • NORTH AMERICAN MUSHROOM SAUCE • PAW PAW WHITE VINEGAR £L • HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUP .«-■■■ YOUR CHOICE For Only Budget-Saving Philadelphia CREAM CHEESE Taste-D-Lite •PORK fc BEANS • PINTO BEANS • Northern BEANS • KIDNEY BEANS • BUTTER BEANS • SLICED BEITS Yoir Choice for only • ONIONS Tmty • RADISHES •CARROTS • CABBAGE •turnips Criin • RUTABAGAS PII CRUST MIX • PEPPERS • CUCUMBERS Chorea. Star-Kist To# Pm*% „ FROZEN WAFFLES , "* Dartmaath>Fra*h Praia* |0-Oi CHOPPED SPINACH or BROCCOM h, Dartmayth 4-Oi FROZEN LEMONADE / SPECIALS TUNA Mr. 6. Fifth Frown FRENCH FRIES SUPER MARKETS *'"V //V1 r- * KOKfr Y^FOUK - THE PpyTIACyPHESsC THURSDAY/ DKULMtihU I. I960 Italian Style Veql Slices Easy to Fix j A delicious and easy way to prepare veal cutlet*. , ’Easy Bcsltoplaa . j tSSrJsr1*" Slaw Dressing Is Uncooked ltg^tjafSomu prepared Dijon -type 15 twepOHn ciurv o«td % wptpoon paprika Stir vinegar slowly into evaporat- taste, mustard, celery seed and pepper to combine. Dip each veal paprika. Whip with a fork or shake;slice in the egg mixture, then In thoroughly in'a covered iar. Icruml*. Refrigerate for several hours or . , | overnight so flavors will mellow1 halt the butter In a large , and blend. Makes almost 1 cup.j (about tt-lnch)skillet and add as | Use as a dressing on shredded ! many veal slices as -will tit In j ]green cabbage. The mustard used, one layer. Over medium heat ! {should be the brown non-sweet va- brown on both side*—about 4 riety. .' minutes. Cook remaining veol the —■■■• 1 same way adding butter sa need- , ISour Cream Dressing * •** Keep hot in a 230 degrees oven I A tasty sour cream dressing for j until all pieces ‘are ready tor served* slaw cAn be foade by com-jing. Makes 4 servings. Serve with bming 1 cup dairy sour cream, ’2{tomato sauce. {tablespoons vinegar, 1 tablespoon * * * lemon juke, 2 tablespoons sugar* NOTE: The prepared bread 1 teaspoon salt, H teaspoon cel-1crumb mix called for contains, ery seed, l pimiento cut in slivers {toasted crumbs, Italian cheese,) {and pepper, paprika and mustard!spices, herbs and monosodium- j Light Weight Easy-Grip Hcndh No-Drip Pouring Up MtEAUJCO POTATO CAKES — Nut brown Sunday morning when you have time for a potato cakes make a pleasing accompaniment leisurely meal. Use • instant pQtato flakes to to little tot sausages. It s a fine menu for a cold make the mashed , potatoes. Potato CakfiS Picnic Shoulders, W Rrnnlfacl Are Attractively Priced * .to taste. Makes lMt cups dressing, glutamate- '**• i , *» * •jvviTiocr . • niainiy dccbusc isici A leisurely Sunday bresktart is dreadful dilemmas. Which it *vni |v is , e and am n* nunsant events of fam-.be depends on knowledge of food; Uplift a time when the.home-supplies and prices and your|p*f8 w more ^ mcaU al maker 'wants to serve something alplanning around these. ;season little out of the; ordinary. How) Retail beef prices arA exptwdj * The shopping fur and usw of j about link sausages and plump, jto be relatively stable through De-{ fryers I* changing rapidly. In j crisp potato cakes? These Ko-to-|cember with total supplies greattr ]$M t|,e per use of getter foods make an annually than a year ago. reports the Mm- u aaim. good breakfast that’s guaranteed'keting Information Agent. Mis. *WH“" *** *bgut M po,“d* F®* to satisfy all hearty appetites. You: Josephine Lhwyer. When you wish y*,r- Americans used j can make a platter of potato cakes {to compare beef prices in one" *boul 30 pounds per person. Inst in fig time with a convenience food | store with Prices in another, re-1 yf,r* ** mud about 30 pounds —instant whipped potato flakes, j member to compare cuts of ihe of chicken. s MPrt.tor.tN ‘*"ne *n^e' You ^ notice that This has been possible because) Icon on sale arc usually mark'd^ ^ chahgas in production, about lOcents less per pound than [improved technology, better st-w-l 1|tf. | the same cut at the same grade not j age and transportation faeilitieal t ubiMpotm butter on sale. \/ jand improvements in merchandis-{ bfsod croaks I Retail prok prices still remainiing. Though we still do not buvj < ubiMpoon« butwr tier Mutant), {seasonally low, with supplies at orjas much chicken in winter as we (ViMm water and salt in mo-Inskr their fall peak ido in summer, we buy much more! diom-slse saucepan; cover; bring) j w. jthan we did in the past. No lcng-*r| to boil. Remove from heat Add] ----- J?. -y. do we think of chicken u a ‘‘Sun-, milk immediately, then wtoto ” W’ ** or a “summertime"1 THIS WEEK S BONUS BUYS: The HOME of BETTER GIANT TIDE Now you con have quality meoti of hew low prices .. Wettown meat buyers hqve secured good beef cottle which we can cut to suit you and at prices that will sdve you plenty. Come in, tell our butcher just the cut you wish from this "Westown Super 5ove-Beef" and you'll hove more money for Christmas. Shop Westown and Sovf JUST SUPER D I TRY SAVE DEC r Something New in Good Tasty Economy Cuts . .. e t-bone • sirloin *rib • ROUND • SWISS } December is § month when shop- a 10-ounce frozen package of fish, ipert use lesa lamb than some other1 PHrr. . (i„H. . ’ {months of the year and a time ^ when supplies are very adequate., . ^ „ . . aw "u » » - i dozen less In December than “-i l« November. Medium .lie egg. “ are « pro-fed te be .bout 11 crot. shoppers may be able to find real ____ I bargains in this meat. For cx-l ** !"* ““1 '{ample, wholesale lamb prices are! ^.* *.°* A j tar^il prfew In aorne ttWN m.) X" ! { the same or near the same price’ | FRYERS when yo» compare them on a - Shoppers may not be interested { Pw-P"®* b**u-s in turkey, but at current prices You’ll find wide variety in fresh' t many will choose * the popular produce and a constant supply ,uf I fryer. Broiter “prices are expect«d| canned and frozen fruits and vegc-to be a tew cents per pound lesa in tables this month. LEAN, 'JWlhBBMg— FRESH ' *00*^ GROUND BEEF IOUPON SPECIAL aW^MICHIGAN , \W PIONEER t SUGAR # BONELESS ROLLED RIB ROAST Grad* No. 1 SKINLESS HOT DOGS MICHIGAN POTATOES Mwty folk Sinks Dressed 5TEWERS Lean, Meaty SHORT RIBS OF BEEF' f GARDEN FRESH GREEN ONIONS Choke Cut CHUCK STEAKS Lb. GROUND BEEF 2^09* FRYERS Just Arrived! W NEW CROP TANGERINES NORTHERN Hickory Smoked Hickory Smoked TOILET PASCAL CELERY PICNICS BOLOGNA BACON TISSUE |A N«v Florida W navel ORANGES FOOD CENTER 706 W. Huron WE HAVE YOUR HOLIDAY BEER WINE UQUOR -CHAMPAGNE Qualify ftteatb PILLSBURY - ROSEDALE PLAIN w lUTTCRMILK SLICED BISCUITS PEACHES 3-25° Grout ftfc si Z5 PlocWo SrodUtt a m m| Florida Juice I California Head . Homo-Grown H.LL■. . Cocking ONIONS GRAPE- FRUIT 5» DOZER Oranges Lattice Cabbage JUMBO 50V 39' DOZEN A HEADS L FOR ir SIZE w $119 STOCK UP NOW— I YOUR 1961 • - .. ■ . f -m Passenger Car License Plates Mhtaf to buy, just dip th. coupon at Hm bottom of this page, toko it to aay.ef tfso sturoo ROM below ... M storo will ewerd mm pass ongor car Ncomo plats oack wook. And, if you aro tooldaj for hotter quality foods, lower prices, porsaaal sorvko, then you'll Nko shopping at mm of thooo progressiva Independent firocors. Drawing each Saturday evening at seven o'clock . .. Winners will be onnounced-tbeJoHewiaf week la ear advertisement in The Pontiac Press. ■ ROBIN HOOD FLOUR MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE KING NUT MAR6ARINE HAMILTON GRADE ''A" LARGE EGGS SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUES NORTHERN iMLET TISSUE (4 roll pock > 400 Ct. Pkt. 25' 12“89* Dll MONTI nNUmf-GRAKFRUIT DRINK Giant , a f Can YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE Ilf 6-o*. Jar *119 We Reserve tha Right to Limit Quantitiai . . Nona Sold to Dealers or Minors. RIB STEAKS Young BEEF LIVER BONELESS BEEF STEW 3D 69 lb. Cl. S. No. 1^ Michigan POTATOES Round Bag 7 7 Fresh-Firm HEAD LETTUCE ^ Jumbo 18 Site - "it ^ h«d. ! Seedless GRAPEFRUIT 6 39 Birds Eye Fresh Frozen FISH STICKS Ic NEW ERA POTATO CHIPS 8 ounce pkg. 29' G and W Fresh Frozen PIZZAS SO1 choice of varieties Jm Sarah Lee All Butler COFFEE CAKES ^ 39 S [it ■ Clip and take this to arty of the Independent Super Mor-5 * 5 kets.listed below! . . S ri| I : ?H s i ;f r s I certainly would Nko te got my 196V license Piute Free- t'lll ■ .............. I fij' ! 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Beer-Wine Op«n eve*v dev, tot, Sunday 10 AM. te f P.M. * I I .V- '■■/"•fc /' '; ' T / + '- - m FOBTY- -SIX T~r ^;„zl:::;:-y^.:A. :.r::\..., -■..., i.»:: - ■— THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. I960 v ■'■■■ ^■ l/?Vy '■■*■ ' ^ ' :v pc? =^r^ifBr±p. u VKL H«me I priy eat lay Puddings Are Hearty soda, cinnamon, finger and clove* i and grease it well. Thl» quantity " *"> Cream/ i ■y dtmr oDEM, _ ________„ ' shortening and makes 3 cups of mixture Make -feople who rarrijf eat dessert! sugar. Add eggs and beat well. thfcnunbs-fifteij- by whirring the ; wfl often break down and enjoy! Add flour mixture alternately with c™ m * olgnoer, or. by crumbling a nerving of holiday pudding. There sour milk and pumpkin to creamed j ” *j,*m*r , ™,***'• are torafltea that do not consider (mixture. . I «a«and corastarch to the crumb*, the Christmas meal complete un Pour into greased 1H qt. mold Mlx • • hft it is climaxed by a steamed Steam 1% hours, or Until toothpickj. Melt the chocolate morsel* and pudding with hard sauce. j stock in center comes out clean, butter with the corn syrup oyer ♦ h ♦ Gool a few minutes, loosen from gentle heat. When dissolved, add Pudding wasn't* always a desksides of mold, remove from mold, to the erttinbs with the brandy aMt. It used to be served before serve warm with- Hard ’ Sauce.j or rum. Mix oil together lightly^ m** ”?"* .ft1"1 *«, "j*!**0* 10 ***** . j Put into greased mold or narrow ^dn*1 * V * * Un cans. Cover loosely with foil y** “j **—““* time’ mealun8 HARO SAUCE: Blend Is qup but-j and stand in a baking dish of hot J ■Tcany early. ' ter and 1 unbeaten egg white with water (or use a steamer). Bake in if * P*1*** (7 os.) Creamy White moderate oven, 325 degrees tor l! * T*£n , fr08*!"* ™l* Hrat on high speed'hour. Replenish the water if nee-: lar steamer, invert any large ielectric rafacer t minute „ byegMry “ hand until light and fluffy Add V A S(nall amount of the mixture j Oar last pudding u the ono pictured. Perhaps you have never thought of serrtgf podding ah a eako compote. Any flat This is a heartier dessert than the preceding ones, reminiscent of the old-fashioned steamed puddings our ancestors liked. Favorite Holiday Pudding ao rasb Is imp kettle. Add enough boiling water to come half way op «l0e of mold. Cower kettle and Ammer SH to 4 hours. Replenish boiling water as needed. Makes 12 to 16 servings. Serve hot with hgaipy hard Big Hogrty Sandwich Gets Creamy Topping ’• Here’s a hot and hearty sand-wich that really satisfies appetites. Start With English muffins or ban* —TT”-.n. -cry burger buns. Split, butter and plaite and deebratetf. The *aggte-taggle T. 1 _S ..Ah half Amu PnHv nf C'Akf» RUV M Uflfld ImM K53& n sugkr. W tap biIM butter or Brat eggs. Mix in raisins and lemon peel. Stir in flour sifted with salt, soda and spices. Add remaining ingredients, Turn Into well-buttered *'*. I quart mold. Cover tightly with NOTE: Fot- smaller pudding di- vide recipe fh half and turn into ! well-buttered ,5-cup mold. Steam is (to 8 servings: At: Never Woste Crumbs Small-fry cooks: they'll/ enjoy cutting rounds out of a sheaf of spongecake, using cookie nrftyfs. Then the rounds may be ftjUtd a .slice of- ham on ea& half. Arrange well-drained canned green beans over had). Top with thin slice of. onion, one of tomato and finish with nippy cbqese. Broil until cheese melts. Stove .hot “ai i»,w or with this ends of cake may he used instead of bread in a pudding, but the regular amount of augnr wjil probably have to be decreased. ALAMPS* tangy sauce: heat gently together Old-fashionedNpw England cooks|l_cup mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon] sometimes used to chop the vege- ] prepared mustard, dash EACH of tables left over from a “boiled Worcestershire sauce and tabasco] dinner'’ an# put the mixture into gauce and 2 tablespoons milk. Spoon hot over broiled sandwiches. QUALITY MARKET Choice Msuts. Grocsriss. ...Fruits, PogoMMos. ale.' 431 W. Huron ** Ishsmi sinter* »# All. te l HT. kettle into one. Place a rack on , the boil mg water and keep the, cover tightly closed. Then follow •teaming directions. earned ^jwmpkin tag. It will be a little change w ^ of from pumpkin pie You U like tbe H ^ rhi. spicy flavor. Steamed Pumpkin Pudding IS Mite urtrd flour ( nupMO bokli to teMPOoo esc Slater KDd Cloves Have a Taste On That's Right^ . Before You Buy Have a Tasty Sample of Our "Kitchen Fresh" Candy! 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Tr:’0 hat securely, and he eer-tatoly couldn't lay It on th^ MSUp Speaker Stresses Need tor Education Committee members of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob are making final arrangements for Hair antique show this weekend. Examining antiques from one of the 18 dealers to be represented are (from left) chairman Mrs. Harold Chapman of Tilden Avenue, dining room chairman Mrs. Harry Ackerman of Voorheis Road and cochairman Mrs. Marvin Talon of Colraih Drive. The public show runs from nook Sunday through 9 p.m. Tuesday. - *You’re the Dealer, Fella Make the Pair a Full House Deborah Moore.Says Nuptial Vows all fields of human endeavor." 1^.# . * * "If see are to srta the strug-||e. see must pursue •excellence, achieve our fullest potential and avoid mediocrity."' he told the women'* aarrire club at Its noon luncheon meeting. “We must cease onf search tor Kcurity. toner security and mediocrity always have gone hand in hand." ■' • He concluded Ms talk wtth the thought, "Education does not end srtth the t■nance of a high achool or college diploma. Education is a life-long proc- Sovon Pages Today in Woman's Section Christ Church Qnaahrook was Hie setting for the Saturday marriage of Deborah Moore, to Peter F. Geithner of Philadelphia The Rt. Rev. Robert L. DeVVltt officiated at rtbt afternoon ceremony. • received at the lately following and Mr . and Mip. Charts* F. Moon Jr.. paienta of the bride, gave a ■nail reception at their home on Lahaar Road. Bloomfield The bride appeared is Ivory mist tout taffeta with heirloom veil of roaepotnte lacs from tor great-grandmother s family. She carried white roeea entwined srtth Ivy. Maid of honor was the bride’s sister lydia and her stster-in-iaw Mrs. Jonathan Moore of Lincoln, Mass., was matron of honor. . Bridesmaids were Eleanor c Thomas of Baltimore. Md . Sandra'S. WUaon of Rye, N.Y.. Lae Sumner of Milford. Conn.. Hanna Higgins of Dedham. Mass.. Lynn Burrows of Saginaw, Revyti Ungemah of Hartsdaie. N. Y- and Susan E. Hodges of Bloomfield Hills. * • dr. of • green vet- Baltimore, stood as tost man for Ms brother. They are the SOBS Of the Paul H. Geithners tof Philadelphia. v urns In an- ^ tumn colors. The honor maid The Canadian Players ere bringing “Julius Caesar” fo Pontipc Jan. 13. HereXlaude Bede as Caesar " warning Louis Terenntfu Antony to beware of Cassius end fus “lean and hungry LaaghHn of Hamilton. Ohio, John C. Heston Jr. at Tarry-town, N.T., William H. Mane field Jr. of Washington. D.C., William N. Clarke and Burtis ' Q, Flounder* of 'Near York Qty anil W. Dixon Boggs of WheaMng. W.Vs. * . * * The mother of tbs - bride eot* a sheath dress at toory satin brocade and Mr*. Geithner chose aa dive-green brocade dress. Both wore cym-btdium orchids. The new Mrs. Geithner to the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Moore of Orleans. Mass . and the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols of Cambridge. Blass. She* is a graduate of Kingswood School i Cranbrook. and Smith College. Her sorority is Tau The Bridegroom was graduated from Dartmouth Cottage where he affiliated with Beta Theta Pi. Casque and Gauntlet and Phi Beta Kappa- Ho holds s master's degree from thp Johns Hopkins Unlvertaty school of advanced totonsttonaNhidtas at Bologna, Italy, and Is ariieu-tenant In the Naval Air Reserve. YW Holds Conference at Lansing j The Young Women's Christ- fe pence Is being obeenu^ at Michigan state Utojmtoty through Sahatliy. Participating are naarfy SOB By ABIGAIL VAN SUREN DEAR ABBY: Have you any advice lor a man who to married to a woman who spends every afternoon (and hall her evenings) playing poker? We've been married lor two year* and I am getting, tired of R. POKER WIDOWER DEAR POKER WIDOWER: Deal her a full house! the national pmfearional Y staff, program directors who head YWCA dfcparaMato, teenage, young adult and adak program director* and staffers in charge of health, physical education and recreational activities. ' The Y’s first meeting of (Ms nature in 10 years, the conference will emphasize functional ‘programming based on today's society and .the role of women. Among key speakers will be Dr. Ernest O. Melby, professor. MSI' College of Eduoa-tion.- who will discuss “The Wprid in Revolution What Counts," •and Dr. Btaabete ’ Drews of the college at education, who win offer "Otonrva-'lions on Psychological and Physiological Aspects at Growth and Development " -f> The conference is cospon-aored by the MSU College of Education. Rudy to mu an hour.” My name is Rady I gave him the He woukhi't use the phone AWY «t home. He left and called her. When he came back I asked who Hasel was. He didn't eveif: answer me. That night f heard him say in his sleep. "But you're another nan's wife and what'are we (Oig to do about the kids?" Do you thihk there is another woman in the picture? We've ben married 12 years, .have $ kids and I thought we were happy. How can you get the truth out of a man who refuses to talk? . RUDY'S WIFE DEAR WIFE: The truth Is apparent. Why attempt to beat a confession okt of him? Your local Family Service Agency offers free counseling and so does your clergyman. Don't tackle fids without professional 'help: . % 1 our mother is being h kids? She hasn't let our tether in tee bouse for four months all over a phone call she got from a person tee . doesn't even know saying our father had a girlfriend. They have been married 21 years. Abby, and Daddy never stayed out tote or did anything wrong. She hasn't any real proof. How can she do such a thing to us? FATHERLESS DEAR FATHERLESS: If ,, your mother has locked your father out of the home with - or without — proof of Ms wrong-doing, she is bring unfair to herself and to ypu children. Parents owe themselves and their children a harmonious home. This can be achieved only by airing aU differences, discussing than told resolving them. No matter how guilty your fatter might be — your mother shares tee blame. • a * it * DEAR ABBY: Why do people go into a theatre to. neck? Don’t they know that a theatre to a public place lor watch- brothers Benjamin, of Bloom-Arid Hills arid Jbnathan of Lincoln, Mam., David T. Mc- tag a movie — not a park bands? I am an usher ton theatre and I Know what I’m t»ni»g about A couple comes in supposedly to aaa a show and they tot there all evening la a clinch, ktatong like a cow puffing his foot out. of a mudhole. If they want to neck, let them tony home.' USHER a * * DEAR ABBY: I have been going with a girt 'lor four months, steadily. I really didn't good off on my studies because of her, but I flunked geometry. Ry father says | was her fault and won't let me see her until next term. Hoar can I make my tether understand teat this girl had nothing to do wtth ft? I have signed until I am biua to the face. . v BLUE BOY DEAR BLUE: HR the books, son, and try another angle. * " * * Getting married? For Ap-by’s new pamphlet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding.” send » cento to Abby, Box 3365, Beverty Hills. Calif. Study Club "Hears Talk by Leader Puttammlanr Study Ctoh members met 'fir an instruction session Wednesday at the Lawrence Stmt * * * The pswghm w ted by Mrs. Louis Sttob who ex-. plained the lemon on amending a constitution and bylaws, revising committee report*, standing rules of organizations and voting on a Mrfaitf paragraphs. Rules were practiced by a demonstration group with Mn. Fred Goines assuming the role of president and Bin. Melvin Norton, recording’secretary. Mrs. Harry Vernon was sponsor for' the demons' strating officers. A question and answer period was conducted by Mrs. Joseph Panter. _____ Mervyn Blake as Casco (left) and Max Helpmann as CassiUs lire shown in a tense moment from Shakespeare's classic, “Julius Caesar." Tickets for the one-night stand are available on afirst-come first• served basis from Mrs. J. A.-Rammes of Rosedole*° Street. Proceeds will benefit MSVO's scholarship fluids ' - -: *-■ - • tegy»-wsr-i;-,;.' Mrs. William 1 recording Secretary pro-tem tor tee meefing. In riuuge .of the guest Bote wtoeh wna signed by Bfrs. E M. Malone was Mrs. Fred Goines. Mrs. 'Lester Oles, Bln. N. E Tibbits and /Mrs. Ervin Ctortetto were trilscs far the election to membership of Mrs. M. Malone and Mrs. Gibri* Takes. TH** —v* m—ring wffl.W at ^ 1:30 p.m. Dee. M to Masonic Temple. Chiffon Qoes On For evenings,. chiffon goes flatteringly from season to season. 8egutos and rhinestones gutter on spring bate gowns instead sL-JEtoNR-telfi-“ sr tee Mbto" sea- son aa they once dkL Enchanting Pastel Mink Su&£toles/ Silver JBIu Mink Suit Stoles Ranch Mink Suit Stoles Put sparkle in Party Collection SEPARATES — THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1960 m GIFTS tJfor ./ HER Wrap for Winter Whimsey Corday 4711 Yardley Dana Caron . Chanel Lanvin . Carven Max Factor Prince Matchabelli Hattie Carnegie CLOONAN’S 72 N. SAGINAW Elegant coats in winter white are immensely flattering. In perfect harmony with winter's soft skies and snowflakes is the double-breasted coat at left soith'dropped shoulder line and satin binding and buttons. A modified kimono line is featured in the center coat which tapers slightly at the hem. The coat at right has a wedding band collar and flight controlled fullness. Its done in soft fleece. All are perfect second coats in any wardrobe. HER CHRISTMAS For Yoar Wadding QUALITY and Quantity mine la 1*7 Cnonaelntg • A wedding R. HA3KILL STUDIO i cl—— sc n mw Direct to You From the FASHION CENTER of the Fur Industry Ann Armitage Is Engaged BIRMINGHAM - Mr. and Mr*. Duncan H. Hamner of Walnut Lake Road have announced the engagement of their daughter Ann Armitage to Joseph Kemp Houck, whose parents are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph William Houck of Lynchburg, Va. The bride - elect .was graduated ftmn Hollins College. Her flaijce waa graduated. from Virginia Episcopal School and the University of Virginia. NEW YORK (NEA) - Just a ew saasons hack, the white coat for winter was a coetly luxury int few woman could afford. This winter, IPs tor everyone. It can aarva aa a second coat In your warfeobe, double tor evening wear, go traveling from one efim-ate to another. ■ Beautifully cut from pure wool, the white coat provides a dramatic background for accessories. It cm be sparked with color or worn with white gtovea, white chiffon scarf, white mink or fake tor hat. A Cut in lightweight wool (a soft fleece or a nearly weightless hop-saddng), the winter white coat aervlce from November to April. It's meant to he a working part of a wardrobe rather than a luxury to be won a few times, then set aside.. Generally, the styling tor these winter whits coats Is simple and pure of line. * Oft.en they arc trimmed and bound in white satin, a tiny touch to heighten the dealing effect of the white. . ★ *, * A good many women, are going to have an immediate feeling that winter white coat will present con- Drew Conservatively Want Success on Job? W - Working girls, wide awake about their Jofas but toot asleep about their charm potentials, are being awakened gently by Doreen feeling. At the request of businessmen Miss Testing conducts ‘ in factories irtut deaning problems. Actually! and <*1^. she has been this should not be so if it Is as a second coat In a winter ward- Ms. ' 1 .Your tor coat or regular daytime coat should take the” heavy The white coat essential elegance will take you all of the places where you want to look really dashing. the business of teaching good grooming in .industiy since 1961. Hie bosses are happy to pay tor her course consisting of aevraPtwahour sessions. They an%eager to help their feminine employes find a middle road between being overly The planet Neptune is a mean die say*. distance of 2,T96 million miles from i The tall, willowy blonde from from the tycoons of Industry the many taboos at office I dress. Thus Mias Teeling de-I veloped this hat. 7* * ‘ 4 • 1. Open-toed shoes are not for / business. Always wear cloded heel and toe, prefer-1 ably the opera pump. / 2. Large-patterned dresses, sheer blouses, low-CUt neck-L lines are out of place. | 3. Skirts' and sweaters should I not be worn on the Job. [ 1 A suit Is fine If It Is hot so heavy that the wearer must ! spend the day In her skirt and blouse. 5. Make-up taboos laduda overdoing , the whole idea. | Green eye' shadow, for example, la-too exotic. . ARRIVED TODAY.. qn the First Scheduled Commercial Air Flight into ] the New Pontiac Tnrminol. . All Hie Girls, Size 7 to 16, Agree... The Best Gifts Are Arthur's GIFTS TO WEAR. NORTH CENTRAL AIRLINES .This collection of quality Fur Coats, Jackets, Capes andj Stoles rushed here today from famed fur designers. NOW . . . at GREAT SAVINGS . . . Timed for your Christmas selections! Rich-Luxurious MINK STOLES . Ranch Mink Suit Stoles."/ Autumn Hoze Mink Copes Cerulean Mink Shirred Stples MINK / STOLES / ‘297 THE FURS YOU HAVE LONGED FOR Now ot TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! | A dramatic Christmas collection of magnificent furs priced to moke her dreams come true. Every wrap is fashioned of specially selected skint handled with loving ca re to make occasion one to remember. ! Dyod Sqvirrol Stall Oionoy or Hoafhor)................. ' PA toWl till WWiltrpt Mfh ft | % laafth Slick Dyod torsion Paw Coat, mink trim $Ht JU7 $17* hastlaa tied hebwl Cew Jertl •Mr Byed Ml Fracassad Laa* Jacket, i TriW ................................. Pul products labolod to show country o» on I Associofioa ......■- w of Imported; fun. to JMw at Arthur's' ' falls Folk<> Dashing :pl\ to Parties By RUTH SAUNDERS , BLOOMFIELD HILLS - This weekend ushers hi 1960 ryu-tah^,, gaiety tor many different groupa. ★ *, * Mr. and Mra. Howard H. Fitzgerald wUt give their annual cocktail party Friday at Bloomfield Patterson will be hosts at cocktails In their Pilgrim Road home. Mrs William p, t .... tained at tea Wednesday fro friends of her mother, Mra Robert W. Budd of Chanottsvilk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Budd tat former Btoora-field re*Idents who came for Thanksgiving and an staying to attend the second Winter Club dinner dance bf the season Saturday at Bloomfield Hills Courtly Club. Winter Chib ia a group of friends ho gather several times each year from' Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Detroit and Grease Mate. /♦. ■ kt ■ ♦ Another traditional Christmas affair io tbe party Mr. and Mrs. George W. Walker will give Dec, 10 at Bloomfield Hills Chantry Club. * ♦ ♦ Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Barker wifi give a dinner party Dec. 9 and the annual Christmas (firmer dance of Birmingham and Bloom Held Hills Junior League members will be given at the Detroit Gold Club, that same evening- Mrs George T. Trumbull Jr. to chairman, assisted in arrangements by Mra. Ctayten H. Garden, Mrs. Lawrence B. Williams, Mrs. Nelson B. Noland. Mra Richard C. Hoisted and Mrs. Richard & Wtt- Among boats at cocktails before the Ball will be the Sidney W. Smiths, toe Richard C. Pages and the Charles B. Pettys Jr, * * * I Mrs. Edward 3. WtOock ha* Invited Mends for a toa in her home Dec. 16 honoring Mra. John H Wellork of Harbor Beach. Assisting the hostess wifi be Mrs. ! William p. Singleton, Mra, Percy K. Loud. Mra. Frederick G. Weed. Mra. Henry J. Beam, Mrs. Horace W. Prank, Mra. E. W. Wells and Mrs. Truman Barter. Presiding at the toa tablet will be Mrs. Laslie H. Gnat, Mrs L. C Goad. Mil Herman D. Scar ney and MM. Leroy Vandeveer. net Announcement la made -of the marriage Nov. 25 at Mrs. Richard A. Connell Jr. to William M. Packer Jr. The ceremony waa rend . Agnes Church in Detroit. Scarboroughs Tell of Peggy's Troth Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Sear-North Shirley Delight H«r With • Matching ment of their daughter Peggy Joyce to Crate Caudill, son of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Caudill of Lockwood Street, Or-tonville. The couple wfD exchange vows at T p m Dec. IT to the new chapel m: First Congre- Stt Here's New Idea (UPT) ml Inexpensive, glass ash trays eta be turned Into decorative accessories by palitf-Ing the usdentdeo In colorful enamels. Select colors that either accent or pick up colon ussd atotwhoro to the mom. Elegant nylon tricot delicately edged In white Ion.' Waltz length In pastel blue or pink. Flowing robe matches. Sizes 3 to. 6x and 8 to 14. At It Again! (UPTV-Parto is plsytag wtth doll hats agpin . These mite otaed chapeaux — perched forward at eyebrow level or sitting atop toe heed —’ are among toppings brought hack by retailers la their ...5.98 fo 10.98 Finery out of a story book fairyland . . . soft pastels and high Christmas shades of nylon, fine. broadcloth or silk organza. Sites 3 to 6x and 7.to 14. Pastel brushed wool or orlon. Slipoveip, cardigans. -Embroidery or jewel trims. roaaf Polio Shop — Lower Ltrtl 3.9B f® 7.9t *9 W. Huron St. M BWPTiffir -;tv i FIFTY-ONE TjgB,fONglAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1900 SejNo Harm in NovSla, Mbviei, Songi Deny That Smut Affects^Them A bra that givas you a truly feminine look, the gentle swell of bosom that shows appealingly In ban nock dresses. Underwired with a covered "booster y pad** of synthetic foam In the X bottom of JLch cup for ostia fullness above ttie nylon f y bra. Wide set satin straps V hold you securely la piece. la BRIDAL CLEARANCE SAVINGS marquisette > with double fold of marquisette underiMng scalloped lace at bra top fer added security. Black over pink; white over pink^ white over adrlts. Bra style 1245A A C 3246, $5.95 Originally Up to $fl9 Exceptional values in exquisite gowns. mmmmmamsam BRIDESMAIDS’ DRESSES IN. THESE VAN RAALTE'S Have You Tried Hifa? Flaky Butterhorns Made of Refrigerator Dough i SALE! CASUAL HATS V.' 100 Bit* off Fashion Hoad Htiggars Rag. to 6.98 Give Watch Bath Eves your watch seeds weds- tauch |g s meal. Really, they aren't difficult to make. These Bntterhonu of Mrs Harvey Hahnefleid'a are light and Oaky. Jersey Turbans Fslt Pillboxes f *,«.***» 23 IK*’- Fed Cloches Felt Berets Casual and small and close to your head on wintery days. Fashion authority to do the job of keeping out winter's blasts. Nifliawr — Second Flear f STORE OF A THOUSAND GIFTS ! Whittle Down Your Gift Lists ,ome There Is Groat Importance In for Your Pet Christmas Eve BECAUSE YOU LOVE NICE tHINGS on thf Christmas Scene! more lives than a cat! jOur Import Collection Give the Pleasure LOVE NICE THINGS Van Raalte Nines® Full fashioned flat wool in a solid Double-breasted placket front notched coMaV twin thread stockings, seamless or with seams Pants to spend her leisure hours in .. . ", beautifully mode in black, purple , or moss. Sizes 8 to 18. and elastfeized flattering waistline. Blue, grey or * black. Sizes *8 ta U. Our eoiiectlpfi shows the fine hand of Italian knitmon-ship in indispensable The sheerest of twin-thread sheers, yot they weir tor,, If one thread breaks, the other holds. Sounds like s miracle, doesn't it? And, it is.‘ The miracle? Van RaaHe's own twin-thmed construction that produces" controlled stretehablllty. That's what oresistance to stmt end attain, phis their perfectionist fit. In your very own proportions too — Ntltes, Mediums, length lev Buy some now. You'H bo so ol*d you did’ 1 tun; ‘ mvnKN 1 * 1 II 1 Others to 59.98 /f R ' mr'Mm TOE POKTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER V, Stretch to Relieve Tension friday and Saturday ua most. Today I am going fo give you some exercise* which will re-tan yen. Stretching 1* extremely refreeh-ing when tension is dogging you. (Stand with your arm* raised oyer-head. Lower ypur head back slightly and stretch up toward the ceil-ling with your arms. Bend slightly, or sway, from luxurious cools beautifully crowned with MINK out to the Mt as you can (tea touching floor), stretching your left leg. At the same , time raise your right aim aidaward upward until you fed the pull down the right side. Hold while you count to five. Return to starting poeltion. usually $79.98 The most newsnpaklng and beautiful-to-wear coats pf the season are yours . . . at savings well worth hurrying for! Open or button styles in sumptuous wools with the most precious fur of all, mink! Wedding band, shawl and roll collars in ranch/black, silver/grey, autumn haze*/beige. All warmly interlined. Sizes for misses! \enheimer 4VNTS’ This stretching exercise will relax you. Touch the fingertips to the floor as far out in front of you as comfortable. Drag the fingertips along the floor and then up your body as you slowly straighten your spine. Arms continue on to overhead position. Drag the fingertips along the floor and then up your body as you slowly straighten your spine. Arms continu* on to the overhead position. Do this so slowly that you seem to feel each vertebra as it straightens. Continue. Friendship With Aged Pays Many Dividends He writes, that he can no longer afford to pay dues to the lodge where, in the past, be found most of his masculine companionship and though he has a “loving and attentive wife” ho feels the need' of a few male friends. * Shouldn't Iodgea and men's organizations be making a real effort to tyeep In touch with thelr| elderly membersT Shouldn't members who rench a certain age be relieved of the obligation to pay' dues? Shouldn't churches be doing' more to provide companionship for older members. And shouldn't we all see that there Is very little talk about the older person's need for companionship, for friendship, for being useful. Ho kind of legislation is going to taka 'care of those needs. If Starch for Gloves (AP) - White gloves should be washed as soon as possible after they are soiled. A small amount 6f liquid starch added to the rinse water keeps them p. m. every night till Christmas enough to make a suggestion as to how a partially Incapacitated lonely? The man whose letter I quoted I can't very well, at the age of 80, “The Man's Store of Pontiac'* . Open every night stovMaf Osc I hem 9 to f 106 N. Saginaw Street Layawtjr now tor Christmas Vincent’A fairti 3049 Orchard taka Rd. * PI M91I UNDR ORIGINAL MANAGEMENT After Tv* Toan.sf Mraassat WEEKEND SPECIALS - FtlDAY -I P“ SATURDAY SIMMY - French Frisd IsiMdnsI BahoA SHRIMP CHICKEN SWISS 5L ' M _ STIAK we lose * lot oarselvee. f We lose the chance to under-' stand first-hand the problems of The gift of gifts for your family! Graceful Grinnell 'Holly" Spinet Piano {opportunity to give of ourselves | For a hander life and a happier marriage, send for a copy of) [Ruth Millett’s new booklet, "Hflwj to Have a Happy Husband.” Mail! 25c for each copy .to Ruth Mfllettj Reader Service, c/o The Pontiac I Press, P.O. Bov 489, Dept. A Radio City Station, New York 19,1 N.Y.. For Christmas, the piano of your dreams! One wonderful gift to surprise fha whole family. This beautiful new French Provincial spinet is in rich fruit* wood finish »; . at a .specie! Introductory price! Finely crafted rfl Grinnell’s own piano factory. ■. Cultured Pearl Pendants FROM $429 Other spinet pianos from $495 Make it a STEREO Christmas with Ladies* and Gents* .Wedding Bands 14 KT. GOLD Pricfid S ?00 INTERNATIONAL STAINLESS* SI PC SERVICE FOR $ beautiful Milhening Others from $7.99 Msgnavox 23M Custom Stereo Thoatro Has £ speakers, 2 .channel amplifiers. 4-speed automatic record changer, FM* AM redio end 23" TVt In mehoigany, %CQ cherry, American or Danish walnut. O' Magnavox Portable Stereo Phono Second speaker in detachable lid. 4-speed phonograph has automatic changer, plays all "7Q90 records. AT EXTENDED ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE Downtown Pontiac THE PONTIAC PBK8S. THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1960 Manila Roberts Marrien CHRISTMAS KNITTING UTS , , to knit for gift* ... or to gtva to an svld.kntttwc. • SWEATER PACKS—SOCK KITS MITTENS and FANCY CAPS The OXFORD SHOP . 50 Wart Huron Girls Have Top Record for Safety / NEW TORS (UPD—Boy Public Baths Go 3^Aptness Wedding PEGGY’S FROM MIRACLE MILE M N. Safinow St. yChrisfmet Pleasure for Hm LITTLE MISS Nylon Party DRESSES DOE-LON CAR COAT "Doe-Lon” (UJS. Rubber Vinyl) 32” length topper, double ireeqted with flap pockets end braid edging trim on cues and collar. Orion pile lined and large shawl collar . . . turnback cuff*. In slses g to 18. Winter pacteh QUILTED ROBES In Grand Rapids. Showers far the bride were given recently by honor maid Mbs 3w*n» *ey and Mrs Gertrude Killing of Smart Woman Looks Pretty tor Family, Too (NBA)—Every city and town tn this country baa It* share of attractive, active and beautifully grobotaj nurture women. They turn up at dub luncheon* looking bright-eyed and darlene LUSCIOUS ANGORA SWEATERS Pastel Shades home, it's a different *tory. The man who cornea la deliver a package from the department store Is quite Kkdy to •ee a bead full of bristling nSOefs, rundown slipper* and a womout dress that.* 'uaf one atep away* from the.rag bag. Seo.Qw Wonderful Selection of New Kimberly Knits in Beautiful Holiday Mi Take off that atab makeup at tbs day’s end with refreshing' warm aoapiatds. Then apply fresh make-up. Powder, rouge and lipetic^tahe -five minutes at the meat and the results are Worth the effort. The Basic Sheath Jersey Stunning bogie Jersey Sheath, softly draped neckline1. . . matching satin belt. Now in new holiday putel colon of white... powder... lilac GolfEt|iipmit *19.95^ Bmhmiiiereii Drip-Dry Cotton Batiste Skoppiag Early USE OUR UYAtfAY HAH Its Fun to Shop at the New , Peggy9s . . • So Easy to Park.• * • AU on One Large Fashion Floor! PEGGY’S eeaeeaaadeeeeeateeeeee dr[{|^| ill 1111 1 TOTY-rotra tjYute Arfanfemerits *1 Brought to Meeting BrsnA of the Women’* National |r*nA end Garden Association brought homemade Christmas «r> ; rangement.s and decoration* to • | meeting Tuesday at the Tilmore | Drive home of Mr*. DonalcJ Lloyd. Mrs* Warren eleven assisted the ‘hostess. The group will buy Christmas 'gifts (or children at the Lapeer jState Home and Traintas School. Outlines Services of Solvation Army i Mrs. Captain J. W. Heaver of the. Salvatioti Army spoke on hu-l man relationships, listing the various services of her organization, at a meeting of Pontiac Unit of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union Tuesday, j Mrs. Ray Fleming of Cottage Street was hostess. For Your Living Room — A Floor Full of SOFAS — SECTIONALS — of PRICES THAT GIVE YOU MORE FOR YOUR MONEY NOW —THAN EVER BEFORE! in almost mry wash there's a kind of dirt neither detergent nor K|M My 6y bleach gate oat... To remove ndktm-cnabs&fi. Suds. ata* Ciena. ft— van tha you noed tha special doming cteenest wishes you cm get... pew* of CIOROK MncBI every timet Tn Ca Sav u Mich (ii 1100*00an Several Beantifnl Bedroom Suiter the Pontiac press, Thursday, December i, iqso Birmingham Garden Double the Suit shape of mark tt! FRANK ERNEST At this time of the yeor we take a serious look at our inventory — it meons taxes . . . Listed here are a few samples of the Biggest Values your dollar can buy. To prove it-shop around and then come and see how to Save Money! FRENCH PROVINCIAL DINING ROOM SUITE Tho Bust Value 4n Pining Room Furniture Your Choice of *.. ■paint, but it is not a‘good idea to|the pail .even stronger, I '&mmmmmmmmmmummtimmm • OVAL OR. DROPLEAF EXTENSION TAME O 5 SIDE CHAIRS ANO ARMCHAIR • BEAUTIFUL CHINA 45" WIDE Choose from Maple or Walnut Dining Suites er Open Steels All Reduced. See the Round Maple Table end 5 Matching Chain. A Santa Special! CLUB-LOUNGE -RECLINERS-I ROCKERS-SWIVELS- Moke Hie Ideal Gift for tiny' Family Over 100 on Our Floor—All Carry tho Lowest Possible Clearance Price Tags. THE MOST USEFUL CHAIR IN ANT HOME! • ' Just Arrived — A Famous Vibrator Chair — Recommended by Doc&jrs—Used in Hospitals for Tensions — NerVes — A Genuine Orthopedic Chair. MRGRIT GRIEDER -j—f /-■ , y Tie betrothal Washington Evergreens Set Theme 'of Margrit ■ Grieder, daughter of Mrs. Edward G. Grieder of Bpsef, Switzerland, > and the late Mr. Grieder, to Edward H, Rofe, son of the Horace G. Rofes of Bloomfield Hills, hoi been announced. Mr. Rofe. manages the German . branch -of a Birmingham engineering company in Wiesbaden. Wfi rig Presiding at the tew table ta the Rath Strain room done by Mrs. Victor A. Brain In pink gad antique green wtU be Past President Mra. Alvin H. Knorr, Proa-Meat, Mrs, .Neloon A. Mile., Mrs. F. Gordon Davis, president of the Michigan division, and Mrs. Raymond E. Giffefe. Committee chairmen Mrs. Tin tn Pnirttorc !•«*« the ptflnt In them overnight. MrV AWo lip TO • OlnTCfS iThe bottom might drop out. Emp- ^Mrie, properties. Mrs. J. Vln- nron U-W. mnnfK-H V* pails after each painting •“ “«*>• uchedule cover; Mm. (UPI) - Wide - mouthed paper -g ,Wn fllm to JJJJ Stuwl. Gaatren and Mra. Royal E. pails are a convenience for mixing the inside and results in makimrPaulpMe' entrie*: Mrs- Aaro“ ■H* ilth. nail «*mnTOr ‘|Webater, passing. HOMADE FOOD SHOP BAKERY SPECIAL 35‘°la«d 59 Top BrMd •* Donut, w |C Doz. FRIDAY ONLY FRIEb HADDOCK FILETS I all you can eat coin alow, tartar scrueo. choice ol QQ^ butter and coffee. WW FRI.-SAT. ONLY ROAST FORK and DRESSING i spiced drab apple, choke ol potatoooy roll. QQ^ lor wad toffee. — STEMS. CHOPS IKD SHRIMP COOK TO ORDER Wa bar. | complete lino W(l( mixed iruits. almonds, p.corns, Holiday Baking needs. fjL 1-6242 £ glased fruits. Citrus Pineapple, Brasil*, everything for the 144 N. Saginaw Street OMADE FOOD SHOP Others are’ Mrs. Edward Sipe, hospitality, assisted by Mrs. Phillip DeBeaubien; Mrs. Herbert A Carr, social; Mrs. C, V. DiPietro, publicity; Mrs. James Hunter, horticulture; Mrs. j. Reed Alexander, hortotherapy. * * * Mrs. R. B. Pokomy, Junior gardening chairman, found the exhibits arranged by children, most imaginative and Interesting. Mrs. Knorr was hostess at a -brunch at .the Community House Wednesday for the 12 Judges and clerks. Punch will be served from 3 to 4 p.m. and from- 7:30 until 8:30 this evening. Blue ribbon winner at the 23rd . Christmas show being staged by the tkd Birmingham Community House. is Birmingham Branch, Woman s Nation-, • Mrs., Alvin• H. Knorr of Birmingham, al Farm and Garden Association at past president. mm 'Chaillot' Play Dates Scheduled at Wayne State "The Madwoman of ChaiUot,” by Jean Glraodoux, opens at the Wayne .State University Theater j dt 8:30 Dec. 9. Addtional performances are scheduled Dec. 10j and Dee. 15-17, all at 8:30. A photographic-exhibit of the! IFinnish Theater will be on display in the theater. I The play will be the subject of a tree public discussion at the ! university drama lab, sponsored by the department of JSagMi. at I p.m. Dee. • In State Ibll Tickets for Die play are avail, j able at the uinveraity ticket office or at Grinnell's in downtown Da-itroft. for Luxury Safari & 375 per day a high a safari to Africa? It doean't seem so. much when you consider that the average luxury safari includes refinements such as the use of portable canvas bathtub, and ng hunt d daily. You Need Both Diet, Exercise for Trim Look (NEA) — A good many women seem to be puzzled by the value of exercise versus diet in carving out a slender figure. Actually, to attain a trim figure, you need booth. The value of a sound diet lies in over-all weight reduction. ' You need to take off ten or fifteen pounds and you do. Fine. But once you’ve dons It, you somehow still haven't the proportion you had expected. Your hipa still seem bulgy, your upper arm* are Dabby and your legs need trimming down. What's needed, then, la I not a further weight reduction ••WALK’ FLOOR . For the Mpo, you should tot down on the floor add “walk” across It by rolling your body first to one side and then the other. For the upper arm, do the backstroke In a standing position. For pretty lags, take a walk. But take a good long walk every single day. And wear mid-heels while you're about It. Exercise can turn even a poor figure into a trim ana If It's uaad regularly and coupled with a aannd diet.' PROVE IT (OUR NEXT WASH! colorful, comforting Christmas gifts 3-Ugbt Pale Leaps... Only *12.50 Buy Family Room Funtituro NOW! Loungin'— Matching Chain Choice J *79.50 *17,50 el. Reinforced Plastic Fabric NEW ENGLAND SOLID MAPLE TABLES • Dough Box • Lamp Table* • Slap • Wagon Sat • Cacktaii Tibia • Gassip Bench • Bookcase • End 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, yKCBSPAV, DECEMBER l. ityio FIFTY-FIVE A GIFT FROM The engagement of'Ethel Marie Cash, ’daughter of •Mrs. Blogoi Kittsoff of Tregent Street and Lawrence Cash of North Saginaw Street, to Sgt. John R. Hummer,' son of the Charles Hummers of \ Front 'Royal, A WONDERFUL WAY TO announced. December vows are planned. ETHEL MARIE CASH JAMESTOWN - STERLING’S Space-Saving Bedroom Group Storage space galore... surface area in abundance all the sizes, shapes and pieces of furniture you’ve wanted for an ideal bedrpom! You’ll love it* soft-glowing finish on Solid Hard Rock Maple ... and its economy price! SOLID HARD RbcK MAPLE Double-Dresser Base ..... $99.50 Corner Desk ............... $59.50 Bookcase Chest .... *.........$59.50 Louvered Clipboard ...........$59.50 Framed Mirror . ............ $29.50 Five-Drawer Chest .......___$79.50 Celebrate Annual Yule Party Mr*. Arthur Webster of. Arenw Past patrons present were Clyde | Townsend and Clarence D Curry. Chapter SOS was a guest. Mr*. Curry announced chairmen and committees. They incjudr Eldon Snwaaey, Mr*. Samuel Smith., and Mr*. CecO Diehl, finance: Robert Calvary: Ml*. Eari Rom and Mary E. Erickson, examining: add 'Clyde Townsend, Mr*. Kenneth An-| thany and Mrs. Mark Sartell. audit- ' Forty member* and friend* of the First Phiiathea Class of First Baptist Church celebrated • their annual Christmas party Tuesday evening at the West Huron Street home of the Rev.'and Mr*. H. H Sav- Charming Canopy Bed Solid Cherry or Maple in the four-poster tradition.. . beautiful reproduction of an Early American original, The Rev. James Savage played several trombone solos, accompanied by Mr*. Savage, pianist. Jon Savage sang "Silent Night" Mrs. H. H. Savage was presented a gift as a memento of her long-time service to the Haas in providing the Christmas parties. Lou Conopy Frame $79.50 Bedsnread sad Canopy Ruffle nai be ptrrbaaad separately. * . * Ml*. Russell Knealc. guardian of Bethel No. 5, announced Job’s Jwt StUth Daughters me sponaortag a sraor-. . * gasbotd it the Pontiac Federal •f iM Savings A Loan Building (Tom 5 Pontiac tM 7 Saturday: fa.a. - ■ Mrs. Meta MrDroy. Mrs Howard MW Robbins and Mrs Roy WUton were Mrs. Geonte Cook and committee members Lens Terry . Mrs. I. C. Prevette.’Mrs. Carrie Hicks. Mrs. Ella Purdom and Mrs. L. L. Thompson served refreshments. Space-Saver Bunk Beds Solid Maple beds complete with ladder and guard rail. This is our 16th year making quality candy for the people of the Pontiac area.* * To our customers that‘know quality comes greatest in homemade candy, we pledge this year a finer and better selection than ever before, to (toe only the best ingredients cooked and processed in the most tasteful and skillful manner, ouf years of experience and Jmow-how will permit To those we hope will become our customers we promise the finest in quality candy for giving or for just good eating that money can buy. Remember, "for quality sake, buy candy where it is made." Buy Crocker’s homemade candy.. We believe our selection of Boston Rocker Early American, handcrafted rocker with pegged back, spindle* and scroll seat. chocolates, Christmas candy, salted nuts, novelties, stiff fancy Christmas boxes to be the largest in Michiganfror those who like to make their own. stop and visit our store foryour raw materials for all kinds of candies. 3-Way Trundle Beds Special for Dec. 1 to Dec.15, our top quality broken milk Chocolates. Reg. $1.10 lb., buy the second pound for only 90 Chain and Bockan CONVENIENT TERMS 657 West Huron Street KITCHEN. FRESH CANDIES m FiF'rV-SlX —;—T T”"77 ■ \Qpg Recruit ^Expected by \StatePolice THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMJ BKrR L i« ail blade and had tjThaveWj^y bishop to Em COO name changed from Dago van I» t. , r - , _ .. / Liebestraum to become a ,^cejJaC*l lnaU9U'd *»» M.j lives with Abbott and hul ROCHELLE Pi\kK, MJ. (API family at Monroe. Abbott In cur-!—. Comedian Joey Bishop a aid rently assigned to the Erie. post. Wednesday night that- be has acs ol ceremonies at the inaugural Justifiable EXCUM ball of President-Eaect John F. Kennedy Jan. 20 In Washington. The dog la highly trained to EAST LANSING '— State I **1 at command*. mostly tar pol$ce expect to have a new re-1 search procedures. , , endt at the East Lansing hedd-j Rut Jocko will prefect himself! quarters about the first of theUr hte handler In the event of phjta-year, but he won’t need a bluejjcal attack. Abbott said. But beli uniform and he’ll work for just h^iWtiasixed that ' the dog is not food and an occasional pat on thejvteious, likes the training and i»| bead. {gentle with the family. The four-year-old German She,i-' t — - ■ -— —r-— hedrd police dog. Jocko was to re-D> w port for duty as k police dog w1th|'k# nan* Vacation troop patrolman Richard Abbott, !]n California DeSOft Abbott and Jocko recently ____________’___________.• ! rudiplcitd the training course at ANGELES < API—The Los the Ht. Louis. Mo.. Police Depart- An«*les Times says President Ei-ment Dog Trabiiag School. *enhower has rented a home on the . Southern California desert and State police said the dog was tt» > plans a two-month vacation there first animal in an experiment totter he leaves office. The dwel-if dogs con be used successful-iu^g u a palatial one overlooking the Eldorado Country Club at [Palm Desert, 400 miles east of The dog. who weighs 85 pound) cepted an invitation to be tpaatef year. Americans tow about 135 pounds of wheat /flour, per capita each LOS ANGELES (AP) - PoUf* officer E. A. Chitwood was late for class at an auto theft - institute‘wit Los Angeles City Collage; The reason: he wpa arresting the driver of a stolen If you think Dad monopolized {the electric traiha l» former years ' . . wait ^ill you see whatVgdtog to happen this Christmas! Young-■ters wlU 6e receiving build-it-your self toys . . . powered by electronics! '•* ' ’■ / • ly in Michigan polio TIME TO BUY — Unscrupulous merchants take advantage ,ot the Christmas shopping rush. Tis the Jolly Season for Yuletide Swindlers; . WASHINGTON (NEAt—Tis the| season to be jolty.* 'Tis also thej jolly busy season for swindlers and \. htijackers..' v ■. \ That’s the, holiday word fromj idgovernment agencies, the Fed-ti Trade Commission and the| jrta. same item, advertised in a big name magazine, now being sold at ;« drastically low price. They have {a copy ol the magazine to prove! UL too. invOMIgatem warn that mImm stare owners and ■ pall off (Mr most lacra su indies at Christmas 1 1 and women bay \ the apposite sex. s take advantage of mbst men know very! little about prices of commodi-l 1 ties usually ight by women and [ vice-versa. I ignorance enp-j billed with '\holiday shopping! rush confusi sn^n adds tip easy swindl knob appeal Is used to sell low quality watches. In a recent ease PTC officials cracked down on an outfit that was Importing .hatch eases from Hong Kong and advertising them as "Swiss.” Consumers can prdtect themselves by being suspicious Of dras-l tic markdowns that look "too good to be true," and of door-t(xloorj salesmen who offer spectacular) bargains. - Honest merchants and manufacturers, however, have little protection against thelr.major criminal adversary, the hijacker. Males ate mostXoften gypped when buying perfumed hosiery, lingerie and fur?- Women often cheated when purchasing luggage, brief cases, fountain pocks. Both sexes can lie targets! for a fleecing when it cpmes to) buying watches. The FBI says Christmas always sparks a boom In the robbing of tracks which, beginning in November, start transporting extra-largo shipments of clothing, liquor, tobacco, TV sets, fur- in such swindles,; the ao-cali “original price” on the label phony. Its purpose is to the tact thpt the "sales" price ki more than the article is worth In the first place. One fake mark-down gimmick Is pre-ticketing. The manufacturer prints what’s supposed to be the selling price on the products. The mark down price that the’ store owner Invariably gives the prodoct Is atm more than It’s worm. PTC officials explain that pretteketiag swindle is*often used in selling watches and men’s hosiery. ' A ficticious price gimmick used to get rid of especially low quality hems, like cheap perfume, involves running a one-shot ad in a national magazine. Hie listed price Is usually high. Items like these can be unloaded easily on the Mack market at any time. And just as in the honest world of business,'there’s an increased demand for such items during the| holiday sei Several days after the magazine |iits the stands, salesmen start peddling the product door-to-door . or in stores. f Their pitch is that here's the SMOKE BINGS? — A home in Parma. Ohio, is capped by crazy aprialed chimney. EacK' brick Hue makes a Hi turn twtH. A bricklayer built the home for btanaeM. SALE TOMORROW—FRIDAY METRO FURNITURE CO, 88 S. Soginow St. ENTIRE INVENTORY \ CONSISTING OF FINE SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS ORDEREDSOLD BY PRINCIPALS ’ ! ’ * •. . '-4: ' .V. { l , ' . ,’6;. 4- /, . .—r ,J» , > to Satisfy the Demands MKMIZE suck IMS • Lowest Prices • Free UUrnwtsi • Terms ADDITIONS POtCMSS CARAOCS, ri 2-2(71 • Nothing RiMrvui • All Salta Final! • Ho I Exchangts! • No Loyovoyi • Limited Quantities • First Come—First Served. • Living Room Sets • Bedroom Suites • Bunk Beds • Wardrobes • Hide-A-Beds e latl.AwfT Rtdi • Odd Chssts • Hundreds of Living Room Tables • Hundreds of Wall Decorations -• Dining loom Sets e Swivel lackers • Odd Sates •3-Fc.iid2-Pc. Sectionals • Odd Bods ’■ '• Trundle Bods Everything GOES AT The Actual Tags NOTE: TERMS CAN Bi ARRANGED NO TIME TO LOSE! • Nothing Reserved • All Salat Finql! •No Exchanges! • No Layaways! • Limited Quantiles • First Coma—First • Hollywood Headboards • Box Springs • Mattresses, all sixes # Occasional Chairs • Sofa Bads • Platform Rockers • Lounge Chaia t Raclinar Chairs • Dinette SeH — Wood and Chroma • Baby Cribs • Throw Rugs • Pictures '• Hundreds of Tables. IF YOU NEED FURNITURE t TH|* is One Sale fYou Can't Afford to Miss FRIDAY- SATURDAY-MONDAY, 9 A.M. to9 P.M. FURNITURE 88 S. Saginaw Sf. Fui Perkin} in Hi. ftut of Out Stow j v — F8 2-0179 OPEN FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. THE PQXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DKCKMBKR i. i960 -Gov. Wifflmnu Stopping Down I There ere virtually no taxes of its Income from fees paid b: Jin the little Alpine principality of f international corporations maldR 'Liechtenstein, which derives mostit their headquarters State's National Guard [o Bid Farewell to Leader Iwy men operate ike Nike AJm MaJ. Gen. Eeasld D. Mdtea mtaalle sUee In the Detroit ires •Id. state adjutant general. his WlwisiiT. Seen iHMeitlr in htepratos < •, -------, —- uM In the past nine years more than ■ IT mUHon in federal, local and Under him. the military forces!state fund* has* been spent tor of Michigan have readied the high' new armory coratruction in Alma, est state el training, wombat read- ICadfllac, Iron wood, Marquette, ness eMpreadpa Jn their 150-year Cheboygan, Manistee, Baraga. Iron history.”. ' River. Detroit. Dowagtoc, Kings- * . * foW. Albion and Sault Ste. Marie. Periodically, WitUnu. a World New hangars and other buildings War II Nhyy veteran, has called end runways have been bftilt ati the guard into action to cope with'Xir National Guard bases 'ih. De-i HAPtMUT MGMAV«» MELODY MUSICAL await kitchen WAKE utnat HOLSTER SIT CAMKR TRUCK BOAT. TRAILER AND MOTOR MILADY ELECTRIC VITAMINS « MINERAL m iwmcT wmi oa tan.. Ml _ FREE! QUIK-CHEK RADIO AND tv TUBE’ TESTING ’CORREi DISCOUNT PRICES ON DRUGS! PERSONALIZED PHOTO CARDS i| SAVE ON CAR NEEDS USE THE CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN AT CUNNINGHAM’S DRUG STORES LANSING G - Michigan Nation-,i Guardsmen will lire a farewell wlute to their retiring commander-In-i-hlef Friday night, Guardaman from across the stdte •rill gather top a farewell dinner-dsnce In Lansing's Civic Center to fete Gov." G. Mennen Williams as, ' he winds up an unprecedented U years aa chief executive of the state and - commander of MicM-|gn >1 13,000-man civilian army. Ma|. the troops la INI end 1MB t* help evacuate tendHes stars, the Legion of threatened by floods tn'Monroe and combat "V" and participated in' Muskegon. . ; three prsaidsntisl unit citations He served aboard the carriers ,T;.r«r>,SLrfi j®"*** Bunk*r m- Hon**t *nd port Hurra In IMA Members ef Yorictw‘n of-San Maple. Wia nor . The pair gMUtlNG — Coast Guanhnen Robert Dunno, 24,-i, Tex., gives Ms companion Fred Ketoly 18, of te helping hand after Ketbta tell into ic^ Lake Supe-• ——mded id a lighthouse at the Superior Harbor en-Witb lutie food and no freah water, reached shore Just before, noon Wednesday after a precarious 500-yard walk over ice-covered boulders and through lashing waves. They had been isolated after Monday's storm washed' away part of A boardwalk. Now RCA Vl«*nr Nlnnwwnl Tap* Cartridge PI«W/I«* guff ■*-, perfect f—■ ivreSti Hem's tb* —T- ■ recorder, there's no threading, nd rewinding, no fussing. Ant drop Nia top# bi piece and ployIRocord or ploy op to 2 fuM hours on o tingle tope cflrtrldge. Model CPI. SIAM’S £ NEW CENTER ELECTRONICS -Monkeynaper Goes to Prison They were mobilized once more when , a tornado struck the Grind Rapts area in 1996. and this spring when floods threatened the Kings-ford area to the Upper Peninsula UlUams Is believed to bo the first governor to cell out Nattonol Guard troops to iolp state and local police in traffic control on the, Monional Day. July 4th. Labor Day. 1164. Gat* 4-Yaar Santanc* for Burgiory, Thofl of St. Louis Zoo ST. LOUIS. Mo (API-Robert * * * Tomarchin was (wind guilty of Since be look command, the burglary and) stealing and aen-guatd hag grown from MSI to Ui-|mpf to four yean in prison by ~ Jury Thursday night fsr the theft •f Mr. Moke, the St. Louie Zoo s Itataitad. talking chimpanzee. * * * MTspQsdbr 68MMIBKIHC JtfniMKB s cage tn the /do last Doe. 21 and removing him to Miami. Fla. • He eought to prqve that he l)Od to change of heart itfter selling Mr Moke to the soo for SI 575 He claimed the Soo had failed to 'ttve up to an oral agreement to the animal special treatment ■ give tl aixf n ant circuit attorney, who, maintained that thia was a simple case of borglary and atsalMg and Tone I Tomarchin. the only defense wit raas. told dm Jafy: "Moke to the The day before, however, the laoe's chimp tratotr, Mike Koottol. ) had taM the Jury that Tomarchin said upon selling the animal he {was glad the aw had R. Tomarchin toff a M OM cashier's jeheck in the empty cage, along with a promise to pay 95.000 more. FURNITURE ond APPLIANCES «w Me. Tjy « raw-1"'" **» Studgnts Plan Wggtk-Lonfl Disarm Oamonstrafion MIDDLETOWN Com tni mu, pMBb bars as M Ms** aaaaSa. «•* H was., There’s .. Janice Paprin, a” spokesman for yp (j, „ stocking or put- him In a the ASPCA, has some suggestions. under the tree. You may walk ' whether you buy or adopt an-ani-iaway mid forget all about him.” n»al. Prepare a place ahead of time IF HI* homework centers "Make sure the one receiving the! where the pet will be kept. Have around her kitchen, she ll lqye, animal really wants It,” Miss Pap-'feedTng dishys, a bed and ofi . a colorful ’’kitchenette'' lighter rin warns. "They may take tt only [course, food on hang. . of fine china. Sprightly fruit because they don’t want to hurt „ ._____. ... _____j end vegetable design brightens your feeling,. | ~ , "When picking ft pet, take bite11 have to have patience when it ■ ,■ comstderatlon the also, breed, dts- 1 come, to housebreaking them. L The big baa drum was not at position of the animal, the she | Information In your dog book. |»rst among the Salvation Army’s of fte home er and ,, , ,' ' ■ . musical "weapons." But as soon the age ef children la the home.” . '^!'en,,shQul? be ,|*USlt^W «■ Salvatlonista discovered how Its , * - Jto handle animals with kindness} enlivened outdoor meetJ Mias Paprin recommends small and consideration, Miss P*P*^hnjg andiinspired siiiKihg, the dnim to* fo?) «> “5^“" ‘JaF W»- was seldom absent. In outdoor dogs for children. Chfldren under ^st j,u( not jeaft, warn services, the baa drum has often five are usually top young for 4{the youngsters that the pet’s tiul Is been turned on Its side and used live pet. Handlln^of petd^by ohter*^ the leash •• las s penitents’ bench, children should be supervised. In i -\_ the case of . a dog, it should be I ^ about six/mpnths old. rtnr pooh nn ... Children.like to pick up puppies j*F and this coufd lead to an injury jfA to the pup. An older dbg has a better chance to fend'for himself. ! 7a Wm iizrtzr millf $1488 1 ***'!■ mT 1388LSJa "el9nr ISOBBT. MO HOMS DfrOMMSTfOM) GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. TOYTOWN DISCOUNT WONDERLAND Humidity Change n >vi . - • i M’s a good Ida to buy s book l Senas Electronic -**-*«* «««« ' , you select ss animal. Have the . Brain on SDtee 11*** a* «fo“i read I F | the book befsrahaad ee that he’M i TORONTO (M»—Some say Nee- j *• «“• tronlr computer, can’t think— | * •***•*■ j sad maybe they can’t. But the “The animal shbuld be kltni machine, employed by Toronto duced igsto the household in an | Traa.lt rnmmlsslsn to produco.i*-\------------------ payroll checks, reheBcd when | Mackie Joins List of State Engineers ■ DETROIT fUPn—State Highway I Commissioner John C. Mackie’s name today is Included in ai'newj list of 4H engineers qualified hyl the State Board of Registration for Architects. Professional Engineers j and Land Surveyors. ,i Two Years In Pontiac—Our 3rd Christmas In Pontiac1 ‘v/OVfj $1 DOWN J Holds Any Loyawcy V pmpif nnu I Mackie is a ISO civil engineer-! tng graduate of Michigan State [ University. 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TRAIN SET-12" Voter COOTOM Manual switches, rig. $6.oo REMOTE CONTROL SWITCHES, REG. $9.00 f*7STRAIGHT end !SM CURVED TRACK ENglNI KITS , MEDICINE CHEST by TRANSOGRAM A Rail $-177 Buyl »HOCKEY £ STICKS SCARLETTS Bicycle & Hobby Shop 20x12x10 ACROSS FROM PONTIAC STATE BAlilK THE PONTIAC PRES&, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1. IMP FIFTY-NINE !<*• Probably m gymbol of Security or Statna Far Collared STORM COAT MunWpal Atm. Asks Federal Guidance of Development, Housing rnEariroioc»«tiMAmirie« Wqrm Quilted Lined Fur Colter, 4 Pockets, , V* Length tag. *2 4» wutad to flnl iiitar tie ten tM> CtteOn—i jP tu Am “• * • r »* itetl g Ml Mm/* «T Ml grmp ** Mr • atat ««M « M, * » to |M «( shin .Otar'' JOHNNIE WALKER STYLE CENTER r IE --b c I. I'. M . 11 Mikes Fine Playmate Little Dog Trains Child GIVES A DACRON COMFORTER FREE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS! 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Wooden, lags and rocker*. Fun - Safa - Long wearing. Light in weight. Complete With St pa. IS* She slta • stands - Bkarv Layette non tains ail Hsa Many stylas in calf*, like plastics. Novelty. Three Hankies In attractive gift box. Necklace styles included. "Toastmaster Fully automatic Colon control Guaranteed 5 Years. d0.p00 nroa per minute. Uses standard Fomout PARKER GAMES' flections „ for every ago roup. Hours of good, clean AAA the team in the dressing room before Tuesday's practice seeston, said 30 par cent of the squad graded below standard ‘ to game with New York. Cranbraofc to axpaeto* to Is S good host to Hesei Park. Nrither town flgvroa to bn strong HfS season, tort Banal Park appal* fa have the better uriptat L’Anse Grouse, a big dukhans in the Tri-County, wiH play ho* to Warren. at Roman' of th* Tri-County League. In Southern Thumb play, favorite Capac to at Memphis, AV moot travels to New Haven, Armada to at Anchor Bay and Dry-den plays on Brown City’s floor. UowxibUssrMla amuMk WtdWHI returning, could give Capac a stiff Country Day, sxpoctod plays ft S PaMBlif Coach Gerald Spongier of _ del la still building tor tha ♦ ■ * dr • South Lyon will be alteft and win when tbs Lhms _ Parma Wsstem, just outside ■on. Birmingham > Grown Cherry Hill eudGroon* ““ varsity School piayi at ‘ . * * k Roseville, tap rated tanns Tri-County, plays at home l ft good Mt. Clemens team the Eastern Michigan . gome Saturday wffl send to Northvllle. St Mike, Eaglet Duel Tops SCL Openers By CHUCK AB AIR The 1960-61 Suburban Catholic ssketbsll race gats going full Hit tomorrow night with nil eight teams Involved in league play. Headlining the full schedule will be local battle matching St. Michael end Orchard Lake St, Mary ft Madison Junior High. ^ St. Frederick visits Royal Oak St. Mery, Misdhq champion St. Benedict haste St. James and ftt Aging Robinson Needs Early KO *Fivt tax end re to e»eble WINTER TREADS ' -Applied on anond fir* bodies or an your own tlmSj *2 DOWN Puts a pair on your caur NOW] was once the most feared left-right! . , Combination in the business, and w«*>d* of its ptetoop oontmt and by the seme .thinking, the soe fine, ™" Bin trouble•immediately right-hand-punch. ta '*•* The only knockout in |\ilta»r's *'*■*“? ^ career was regis.emi by Bstonm H VUT-Ttan. M, d« for tha^champSonahlp. | tew*d good stuff InTtoenday v* well «««*•■ I*** FUllmer, 29, from WoN Jordan, 1**°? l>^*TOW> * ** Utah, smiled. "I don't soy be!DMrborT, Dwtos OUld. can't do if again because he can,H but I'll be a little more alert and|| cautious, knowing what he can do,' ' Ws offer you 3 DIG REASONS to buy Firbstons Town 4 Country Winter Troads ... IYow gN America’s bsot known trae-■ trend for sum-footed. bod soMthst safety. ^ Yon enjoy n quiet smooth f ride when toe reed to dry Oar LOW PRICES mehe “ “ - he concluded. BMn vs St. Cbetoaf In ether All but St. Mike, end Royal Oak t. James have played "warm-pe." St Ben was tbs only loser. Orchard Lake was runnerup a year ego end has fear etarters king the Eaglets a solid candidate to take the t)tl# this time. Thqy bad little trouble whipping St. Stanislaus Tuesday sparked by Glen Ham end Lorry Bissau. - St MichaH tori Be bey bey* Must Flatfon ___|____________|__________ Within Flvo Rounds,! »on»e «ti* P*s« In district toarney _, m •• • play last' March, The Eaglets had Observers Believe J won the only regular season meat-ling by five points. LOS ANGELES (API - Sugar * * ♦ Ray Robinson will have to knock! The game at Royal Oak out Gene f\iUmer within five]matches a pair of teams which round* if he is to capture the Notional Boxing Association version of the world middleweight title. That was the consensus today as tie two battlers topk matters easy end speculation continued over theta 15-roond/fight to be nationally tetovtaed /Saturday night in the Sports Arena. could rebound from sharing tost place to become powerful title battlers. V . St. Fred tolled to hwpre— after ■an good quarter In taking Hi ■pensr tort the Sun hnvn a veteran aggregate tod ky ft-VH MHw Read. RQSM roach Tam Nutt hoe high Ctoee observer* of Robinson inlh°P” ^ Ma mjSf* his boxing drills at Oilmen Hot Springs. TO miles eaN of here. I j*1" B*'a^ ” y feel the! the 39-year-old New 8““ *•*>*«> ^ P0*^ DwT York veteran Mill packs ■ kte » Ite SOW AmAfr Mg W * left hook. grid aoe Bruce Stewart, $4. There is some doubt about whstj St. Benedict bowed in the closing ■____________US Aurora *7 Panhocdto ASM «T. Southv.sl 1 Woaboii) St Ktaf, Tonn S3 J n. Novark *,ir M ___________ Juh SA ftljswiini si . but Thu u. Aaaun to Port Hood «. Doll*. OnlT 71 nwtoni sa PorSw n Otorto Tito d Sa inri M MUO AND SNOW TIBI DISCOUNTS I WkT Oar a OmbsT OroaS (Saw1 1 d CSmo tm oaS Owotry tmtwr 16.70x15 r? $10.95 17.50x14 ^ $10.95 tos Taa aaS ■iiimils TWs NO MONKY DOWN IMtofl Tin Sftrvkb WHY BU|Y A RECAP SNOW TIRE? 95 ~ Sports CoHip«cts Imports Show Tim it Terrific Prices . J-Nw prisss se all sies^ Gasdsssr Mmbanlte HwsSsne Town and CssOHy, >. y. fioedrich Ttoteritsis, Cssterir. U.S. Phk, KsHy. Dunlsp. Gillette, stc. HIIO TIE SEME 1007 BelMi In.______R14417 Op«e S-S DoHy Clo»d Sunday tHg/POlfrTlAC PRESS. THuksflATfr DECEMBER SIXTY-THREE7 PCH Back Gains Berth onAU-Valley .Team jgXTO—<1 McCauley Is Honored, HAPPY CHRISTMAS! 1 ■' ' ^ BILL CORNWEIX ; Dick McCauley, praised by every i [‘ rival coach, was Pontiac CentrkTaji contribution to the I960 Air-Sag-j inaw Valley Conference football team announced today The brilliant PCH halfback. [ j who M everything far the | Chief* except sweep the dreat- 730xU CARDIGANS — of luxurious wool. Sleeve or sleeveless, in iaah .on-able shades. » SUBURBAN COATS ~ comfort-ably warm closely knit fabrics — with thick lining. Short cut' for MUFFLERS *— maximum warmth ir. luxury/ bilk, cashmere or GUT BELTS - - genuine leathe;. colorful chaihs and but* in pop HANDER CHIEFS rolled linen . > - white hqr.a th decorative wallet cmd pocket added driving comfort. Knit SAGINAW et LAWRENCE THE' STYLE PONTIAC CORNER OF McCauley was great in every,per carry. He caught three pa*s_*s eapect for tile Chiefs^ as theyjfor 25 yarda and one touchdown unexpectedly good A-S-st®"4* scored 15 touchdowns al-’together. * * *' Me wae equally valuable rm crisp, saw tackier, McCauley also did al! the Chiela’ punting and averaged 30 2 yards, on 28 kicks. Am elusive and deceit-; the runner with a fine change of pace, McCauley was a smart ball j carrier who kneto how to pick his HALFBACK DICK McGAUUET Pontiac OMtnl’a Great itae AB-VaSey Mar All-Valley Grid Squad POS. NAME FIRST TRAM HOT. WGT. CLASS SCHOOL E Herb Cleave* 8*1 196 Sr. PI. Nertbern i- WiUfe Dent «-» ITS Sr. PI. Nartham T Ren Wright 200 Jr.‘< Bay Cfty T Carl Karels 8-8 too Sr. PL Nartham 0 Scat! Riehenack Ml 14S Sr. Bay city O Gory Lawrence Ml ns Sr. Arthur Hill c Mike Nnttall 8-1 its Sr. Bay City QB Deb Crampton 8-1 190 Sr. Bay City B Dick MoCaaley 5-9 n# Br. Pontiac B Craig N'anrse 5-9 Its Sr. PL Northern ■ Jack Andaman M >n Sr. Arthur Hill Joining McCauley on the Valley's I j first unit were four players from iptan rtot Northern. four ™™er w™, ™ from runnerup Bay City Centra under new head conch Paul 'I*81®* and use .hia .Mockers to best and two from Arthur HID, whichj unaer ** ne*a coacn tied PCH for 4th place In the Bnal DeU****- I . , ‘ .. . : lew r—~ .. As outstanding in the classroom SVC Handings- # a*. ifluLd**WoTlhf (Mh* W „ _ * , * * ... V* *P*«i*,cr; McCauley is truly a worthy mero- Northem. which won the Valley .reeled off 1,073 yards nishjpg In W 0f t^e. 19go All-Valley team—a crown for the 2nd straight yore 146 attempt! for an average of 7.4!talented and versatile performer and swept through a nine-game, ~ 'schedule unbeaten arid untied, con-'^™ tributed halfback Craig Nourae, tackle Carl Harris and ends Hvb [Cleaves and Willie Dent. < Representing Bay City, whichi posted an S-l record, were tackle Ken Wright, guard Scott (tie- POS. NAME E- Tim Pale' R Dick Dana T Danny Jager T Rick Csap G *Deng Seller* G Dab Nash C Jim Snnderk 6-t ISO Jr. Boy Ctty 8-1 ITS Jr. Arthur Hill 8-4 230 Sr. PL Central 8-1 203 Jr. Buy Ctty 5*10 200 Br. FI. Central l-tl IIS Sr. Bny Ctty 8-18 IN Br. Sogtnow M 150 Br. PI. Nartham 5-14 1SS Sr. PI. Caotml 8^11 155 Br. PI. Nartham 8-8 - 1SS Br. Saginaw FED (SH HER benack confer Mike Nuttall and quarterback Boh Cramptop. Wright is the only junior on thd team. « cant Oleu. i. r»T•:< Usnsn. 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Theta^ot-American League." the 1n-f -Tl»e American League Is hold-major league expaoafon picture i/fcormant said, “if he Ms to start j ink up aaqounoamant of Ita ex* .jotot on another; hue Why with {with those fringe players put 0nPanslon P)««s—whether It will op-foe report that Hank' Greenberg the market era.W in 1961 with.8, 9 or 10 teams and Ralph Klner bave regained '” * w * —until after two pivotal meetings. “ 1 acqBtotog a Wnddee ‘‘However, if the American! * * * League should place more attrac-j The first of these meetings took Interest in LA Franchise In Lot/ Angeles. The American also la awaiting word from the National regarding Its proposal for nine-team interleague play in lOKLJBie National is slated to discuss thia proposal at Its annual .meeting in 8t. Louis Advance information is that the National will reject the proposal. Tlte Amsrican League, reports^ ly embarrassed by criticism stemming from the mediocre players offered foe new cluba n« fTs.000 a player. **> considering making the lists more attractive. tive players on each 15-player list, [place today between Ford FMck would almost certainly »o»'| ‘ ’ “ franchise, l’m sure' ____ ....____________ Giles of the National, the pur-{ The American % rA reliable source said Green- Hank would almost certainly re-' and league presidents Joe Cronin pr lsrg^WM toady to Kconsider his {apply for « franchise, I'm sure'of the American and Warren I** decision to poll out of the Los An- he'd teles jdeture if his American! League cofleague* made attraedve player allotment offer j and «Wi; Clubs. j foiled to come to territorial agree- j 16- clubs for major league to place I club, replacing the Senators who Ione to four of these bonus players. TUCCenberg wouldn't consider|ment vfith_Walter O’Malley, own-[a franchise in territory occupied;moved to Mlmeapolis^t. Paul, Is! M?1'* woe* piled upon franchjse. virtually grant- e! —-7—- —- ------------/ pose was to agree on ah amend-1 vowing to place M uam-mse mi—- - ——r- >—»« ..- t ed the Loq Angeles franchise grant- merit of rule one which provides;Los Angeles in ld6l and play with!000 prtce new chib would) rjnm n T__. LT—7— r month but he pulled out when hejfor unanimous agreement of all{10 teams. The new Washington b*'’*1 option of purchase hxan liOili© ICC TlGipS ^ .... «-•» “‘“'I[Chicago Hawks A suggestion offered by Frank Lana general manager of the jClevekfod Indians, would have ranord as {OKI* of the eight eatabllshed.elubs franchise in 15* • "bonus" player tor a $1S0„! The National League’s claim as Houston stem* from its granting franchise to a Houston syndicate headed by Craig Cullinan it, and George Kirksey. The syndicate thus far has been unsuccessful in its hid to acquire the franchise from the Hopkins’ group. It has offered $362,500 against the asking price of $600,000. tqjlUg to operate a new franchise ler of the Dodgers. 'by another big league club. - 'the other new member. ready troubled majors Wednesday'»>, m j when W. H. Hopkins, the president O tQ V VlBQI J OD of the Houston club of the Atoert-J . * can Association, charged 'baseballI If the'Chicago Black Hawke with restraint of trade. could play all of their National The charge stemmed from state- Hockey League games at home! menu made by Frick and Giles;they’d win the pennant- in a : which, in effect, warned the Amer- breeze. lean League Against moving into! They extended their, unbeaten; {Houston which they regard as Na- home ice string to 12 games, 8 Uional League territory. - victories and 4 ties, by tying the; The National League last month I Boston Bruins 2*2 in the* league's had granted franchises to Houston only action Wednesday night. | and New York for operation in The Hawks locked as if they llM2. A report, has been circulat-lwere headed for victory as they! mg at the minor league meetings j held a 2-0 lead with less than 101 {that the American was contend minutes remaining. Then Doug! plating placing ^ franchise In Mohns and Johnny Bucyk found! Houston for 1961. - the range to square accounts, j Frick Tuesday said any effort Murray Balfour set the Hawks! of the.American League to go intoiaway* ir^ front in the first period) Houston would be - a complete [and Ron Murphy got their second! abrogation of all agreements and midway of the second period. The understandings between the two tie moved Chicago within a point majors, I of second place Montreal. Matthews-Hargreaves “Chevy-Land" New 1961 2-Door IMPALA Hardtop "Chevy-Land" - - 631 Oakland at Cass FEderal 5-41&1 THE DIVE FOULED — Walt Dukes. Detroit Pistons' center goes in for a, shot and is slowed up by an elbow extended by Bob Gousy of the Boston Celtics in their game at the Olympia last night Jim Loscutuff .418) of the Celts also moves In on Dukes. The Pistons lost to the Celtics. *"■ East Makes Successful DAYCO MUFFLER CENTER 680 MT. CLEMENS at EAST ILVD. DAYCO ‘732* MUFFLERS are bulh to outlast two rogular mutfiora — with exclusive (pat. -tending) Armoured Fuselage Body. Slight Service Charge for Hvplacamaal GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! Thwwloy — Friday —r Saturday Opaa Dolly I AM -7 P.M.-SaL 8 - 6 Invasion of West DETROIT <^n i e f 6-7-10 split on hlk last ball. 'tjggwd j Jymnw * jg This was a new high game ahdlma? s i* nZX» s 13 seWes In the Classic this year. Osft * “*" his big series, Lou helped his team{|** to a two-game win mw Calbi Mu-jSSrek sic despite the fact that Chico ChL; **ftoe* IW covsky almost kepj stride with liouil IS*US TlMi by shooting 247—195—2a4—676 fori the losers. j Bicmar had a strong 2944 serteaj on garnet of 964 1045 1035 2946.1 ! High series gt the night was roltodj by the.West Side Mobil boys when, they’ strung together games of lOUj 1952 1016 2966. Other high aearhur)1 | included Judah Lake Mart 105* to )290, and Lake Center Drugs a]1 11020 1006 2937. The 1056 shot by {Judah Lake waa the. high game ufj' the night. Judah Lake -was a 3-game wtn-j' j ner over Coca Cola. Triple X Lunch [won 3 from Tony’s Rental! and; [West Side Lanes won 3 from Hazel-! iton. Lettering to top the league. [The rest of the lineup included two; game victories for Blue Cleaners! from Oakland Coin, Mobil from! iPizzuti’s Lounge. Sparks ^ Griffin: over Pasquale’s Pizzeria and Lake Center over Slater's Concrete. 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BALTIMORE ID — ''What we need In our last three gaipes is for every player to pliy Ms every, minute." says' coach Week three more than' in all of last i. in losing ti ' Tiwbank of the Baltimore Colts. i The little aeneral of the-defend! ing National Football Loaguo r over their failure to beat repeated "Omeeatratten, e Detroit, Green Bay! They have to win their test three! bawfi if png. 'and San Francisco, Un ft a s has! games against [ytroit, Lot Angeles •* suffered. 11 of his 17 interceptions, and Sen Francisco ul guarantee Half of the eight fumbles lost by the title in the Western Division. Coifs were in the same three! Last year, they had to win th< defeats. ' | last Bve to dO it and they did. College Basketball Season Starts Tonight get 2 Used wheels to fit your car FREE with the purchase of 2 Allstate snow tires By The Associated Prow v California, Lehnie Wilkens of vide some indication of whether The "new look" college basket-j Providence, Lee Shaffer of North (Bradley, the NIT champ, win suc-ball season officially opens tonight Caroline, Tom Sanders of NYU, ceed Cincinnati at champion id in all parts of the country, Tony Jackson of St. John's and the Missouri Valley Conference; Last year the headlines went for Tom stith of St. Bonaventure. whether Utah will win the Skyline .----. . *'l: . ! crown, and whether Kentucky v regain the top in the Southeastern At tbuee we look great. But g* ^ to Oacar (Big O) then it takes only one mimed Robertson of Ctadnnati,*Terry| signal, block or a wrong plf|| to West of Weat Virginia, Jerty Lucas! a ,hew- on,y Uc“- stith *ndi of Ohio State, Dairal Imhoff of (Jackson are back. Lucas is a jun : "■ "We certainly missed too many] last week and mostly by tome players who had been looking for tbs beet. i ', Jackson and Stith a Virtually all the major teams | * j in the country wrill be in action by Cage Calendar : a defease. They are aet tl "There has bem a lot ef talk about Mil felllagtm. tilaa Mar MHUTUU BCWK'LS liEra** ___• •; , j fifiSqr gtJEBig top . Coach E w b a n k customarily h»*»i Rrt *1 crsabrook ' 1 ' wouldn't identify those he felt let! mPfiSawfltSnKw down ) UC.CImmim »t Rom* HI* "'*■ ^ . j Ostord •( nomeo w t w wirTtB st t'Ani CreuM H* did say “We have the best! ^seiiiBiaS^iSiiw defensive backs In the league-«t| S82e?1Zoiwtiin3i least we thought w* did—but they! didn't intercept a San Flwndeco! aSSEm u Stark pass. They didn't even tackle. ] M*r*iu* M Worth Broach Expected to come to-the tore are Saturday night, when the final of! such players as Terry Disctungerlthe ,{irst major holiday touma-of Purdue; Roger Kaiser of Geor- nKflt wU| held tournament j gia Tech. Bill jThe Hill) McGill of i the Kent State Invitational — *JUh, Dave DeBtuufchere Friday with Clemson play Holl and a giant sophomore, 7-1 jn„ Syracuse and Massachusetts! >wis Qualls of Texas A*M. 'playing Kent State. 1 Whether, the Texas Aggies will' Texas for the Southwest city streets 1 ALLSTATE | cleared 1 there it will I set today ! I Conference championship depends a lot. on Qualls. He plays his first j varsity game tonight, against Trinity (Tex). / NORTHLAND CONTINENTAL METAL 8X18 MONABCH & PEERLESS "It'o net o\ rrroofidfflrr. It'o NOMtkhg yon eaat put your Huger on. Jut a lark of rearea Drjtf*a Ol t cur * an* .til. Cho«n»r their third straight championship sinluaahaV Playoff are pointing a finger s. ^w.'wKSST quarterback John L'nitas. 5^“vw i‘**0rthur»liC'n'r* a *' # ■ J Midland (I Bay Cllr C#ntr»l __ 4;. . . . . Hat OasiasaMira st Isssmb Thais because hr has had 171 OiwuSii 1 , ------- poouac Ctairal. I NorthTtllf i The top game of opening night, however., shapes up as the Ohio; State encounter with Ohio UnivCr-, ' J'sity, This will be the first-appearance of the Buckeyes since they* .won the national collegiate j if NCAA i championship last March jby beating California. It also will] be Lucas'.first appearance since! he helped win the Olympic cage; A title for the United States at the! Rome Games last summer. j Other top games find Bradley at] j Minnesota. Virginia Military at Kentucky and Utah at Los Angeles Loyola SKI BOOTS SKI STRETCH PANTS & GABARDINE PANTS HOCKEY GLOVES ELBOW-PADS & STICKS AWARD SWEATERS— LEATHER SLEEVE . 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"There are- ao many that I re-! JV- day that Vaa to have beta •• grit that 1 cannot acknowledge 1 "a Vqniet/birthday” atartad earto them all personally, but I should f when well wtsbera Ntarted ring e like to express my warm thanks1 by the daarbell at S:»o a m. One of the early egflera waa Lard Moran, the royal pbyaictaa who Baby Taken From Dead Wotaan, by Caesarean NEWARK, N. J. (AP)-A/btby girt was deUyert^l by Caesarian section Wednesday shortly Sftar her mother died oI a heart attack, Tbs woman, Irene Royster, 36, kuffered the' attack at , M arrival at Ontar. Ife Cohen, who psrfkrmad the _ tion, said the .baby la doing The sale* tax movement I pread to 33 states. JawR opera- K with another display of his dominable will, q^joyed turtle1 soup, roast chicken, champagne and a' piece ot an 85-pound btrth-l day cake laced with brandy.. j Churchill bjoke i' small bone , to hfa beck tWD weeks ago wbea be slipped oa a bedroom rag to | bis Hyde Park Gate town bowse. | Bat today, a household spokes man said, "He got up and I walked to laacb aad ate. And, 1 ah! ■« looked grand.” .While the great wartime prime1 minister lunched with his beloved wife “CJemmie" in her bedroom, a crowd assembled outside and sent up waves of hip-hip hurrahs, new thanks for the blood, tears, toil and sweat he inspired (n Britain's - fight -for survival. Messenger boys delivered mes" sages of congratulations from world leaders. There was one message from President Jliserthower. From Buckingham Pa'ace came a liveried footman with Qjaeen Elizabeth’s good wistfes. Frew a bumble b i Lon- PONTIAC DRIVE-IN THEATER 4)S Doic H*». 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"Sir Winston would not like to • be photographer sitting down," a spokesman said, CROWDS MIT RASTA j Huge portraits of Churchill, his ‘fingers split in the famous V-for-I victory-sign, appeared jn store windows and almost shut out another rotund gentleman named .jSanta Claus. There were many caller*. hem members of family. One caller was Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery who spent aa bohr sad ti minutes with Ms wartime t 1 „ ' . srrh.ui.. INDOMITABl.t: — Sir Winston Churchill, shown here I earlier this year with a cigar, stub Jutting from his bulldog Jaw,' a handshake on behalf of Sir Winston who was 96 Wednesday. I celebrated his 96th birthday to cheers from all over London. He Charles Bush. 7, rode to their London residence on horseback to [ read congratulatory messages from around the world. : present the tribute. I The hit of the day was the birth- day cake, a frosted cornucopia with candy reproductions of; 'Churchill symbols — books. Nobel {prizes, brandy, cigars, n a v § lj mementoes, pets and other precious memories. IU. of M Research Rocket May Put State Back in the Aircraft and Rocket Business? i A household spokesman said |Churchill "spent a very happy day." He said the statesman had napped for an hour after lunch— decades-old liabtt for Churchill |who enjoys the midnight hours as .His cocktail time. NOW! OVER , OPEN WEEKDAYS of 10:45 A. M. MOW. HAH POSSESSED HI*... AS IQVf ONCIflAPI DORIS DAY- REX HARRISON MHR6BIN in Eastman COLOR ---MYRHA LOYROOOY IfcOOWWi nmotwamMummsmmmmMusmwassm IMPORTANT . . . "MIDNIGHT LACE" Is Another Shocking Sutponiw-Dromo— You Matt See It From the Beginning ... ot 11:12-1:15-3:20-5:20-7:25-9:30 EXTRA: "WOODY'S OZARK LARK”—CARTOON HURON LAST TIMES TONITE "OUR MAN IN HAVANA" "DEVIL'S DISCIPLE" Storting FRIDAY i exporting meat ££Z9KEEGO i ANN ARBOR , — A low*. wMch'has drastically reduced Its shots could, he mustered at Michi-iaircraft producing state, he excost research rocket that could put over-all weight, gan along.” I plained, but said most of*its aero- {Michigan back In the aircraft artdj- * *■ * The U. of M. rocket expert nautics capability has been lost CT* “By adding stages it could put said a big demand for an la - :to (be Padfle Coast, by the University of Mfcbigan aer-L gateUtte Into orbit.:1 Morrison expensive rocket could recap- • onautlcal engineering department. 1^ llnce lt ^id tav#; , Unfe ^ * a* alr. "We are . !no military classification. Jtalao croft and rocket Industry for j ®f our graduates In aeronautical J Prof. Richard Morrison, one of|could be sold to foreign rations1 Michigan. engineering to California,” Mor- ^"“miS’8 thf!^LeTOlke!MIM!,0r ""earCh PUrj0,“"' "™* b, a rocket that has been rtoon raid. "even .trough we have dv^'Ramhlfr** rnsta nnlv ml"' ♦ A A engineered entirely in Mioftlgan thewbIHty to use these people— WO tohuUd ~ rost* omy^-j He said a survey of various ahd.will he built almost entirely who are well-trained and re * university departments, including,within the state,” Morrison said.! spected.by industry — in Mtrhl- i . phyateS, medicine, zoology, bot-"This kind of thing is of tremen- K*" ” He said tot Rwmbfec rockets any. astronomy and engineering, doup importance to Michigan.” mbi be bulit fo- e-eost equal indicated *Rt least 50 payload Michigan formerly was a major »that of one of thb larger rock- 1 —— ---------—*----------------------------------— . . _ State Business Taxes Equal '59 Collodions for October Minus Cost Year's Use Tax Total About Even The Rambler got its start about! m.\siNG in- state sales and ‘ The Rambler, standing like a sleek silver shaft on the ,U. pf M.’s north campus whdre,it was pro-, ducPd, is designed to fill a variety of experimental uses. W FEET LONG . It ,is a* 40-foot-long. 200-pound single-stage vehicle ’capable of carrying a 25-pound payload 1,500 miles Ihto space. ct motor, which Morrison railed the “most reliable, best tested liquid rocket motor to the coun trjr today,” the Rambler also has a flberglaas body retaforeemeu FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY 11:30 A.M. 'til Clrning All You Wont DCDrU Fried Lake Erie » ERvil wT'ol rrcncli tried Dot.too totoutau rr-■k'. fbh tty - Dffw mt "$119 HOWARD lOHHSOlTS’ 3650 Dixie Hwy. 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Wyandotte and ^ thf ^ mofrth Detroit participated in the plan- . ning phases' of the rocket and ^ cotfortlom are gem-rath .stand ready to, go ahead with its regarded a* a n manufacture on a mass scale as pter of Michigan vallahle. a meaningful conclusion cannot he drawn from the decrease. Lock! said, since the temporary one cent j sales tax hike later ruled illegal! Was In effect during 22 days of the' month last year. Lock estimated the penny saleg | tax increase amounted to about JERUSALEM, Itrael (UPD — t* mtllton during the period. , Russia plans to supply'the UnljMl; Gn that basis, it would look i'Arab Republic with MIG19 j^ as if we re pretty close to a stand-flghters. the newspaper Vedlo^0^” ^ VlAharoindt says. | * * * i Standard time clocks of the na-| The agreement for more Soviet tfanal -bureau of standards do not! military and economic aid to the'vary aa much as one-fiftieth of ' Arab ration was reached by U.A.R. one second within a 34-hour span.! ! 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This testimony was given by Mrs. Evelyn Mead, a phone operator at the Woodner apartment-Hotel here where Holla stays. Mrs. Salty T. Hacks, the hotel's others are charged Jointly with eoaoplftog to alter, destroy or conceal hotel records to thwart the Senate labor Racket* Committee la Its prsbe el Sofia and Teamsters officials living at the Under the system, Mrs. Mead testified, alt local calls would be listed as going to a single local number regardess of where they actually were directed. Mated an being made to a single number la Detroit "regard-lent of where they were going throughout (he Ustted State*, whether California or Now York or New Jersey or anywhere," Asked Whether chief operator Hucks gave tht gilts, any reason for this, Mrs. Mead replied: A PROTECTION' M ^ -She said it would be impossible Mrs. Hucks, 46. also Is ^charged | to check on the places called and with perjury for allegedly telling the Senate Committee she didn’t have a mink stole. Mrs. Mead asserted toom the wttneaa stead that Mrs. Hocks claimed ownership of such a stole aad said It was a gift from Hoffa. Mra. Mead said that In September ISM, about the time Hoffa became Teamsters president, she sad the other Woodner operators woe instructed by chief operator Hucks to Install a “rad Mfiht" treatment for Hoffa and other parties talked to in that way. It was a protection for the Team- Mrs. Mead quoted t operator as saying the records being subpoenaed by the "Jimmie Hoffa gave It to me." Abraham M. Poretz, Justice De- partment attorney, introduced a mink stole in evldehce..Mrs. Mead said it appeared to be the same color and style as the qne Mrs. Hucks had had. « the witness said the chief operator soon left for a vacation trip to Hawaii. Mrs. Mead said Mrs. Hucks reported that the head of toe Teamsters In Hawaii had been a gracious host and had provided limousine tor heir use. SKI said she-"called Jimmie Hoff and thanked him and he said It was nothing," Mrs. Mead testi- The two other defendants________ Mos* Herman, a New York Team-ster, and Joseph M. Williamson, an Urbans, IK., attorney who -was counsel for the Woodner and some Teamsters officials. Plans Bazaar Saturday ORTONVILLE-- The Ortonville Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold Its annual h**»*r and turkey dinner Saturday at the Masonic Hall. Serving will start at 5:30 p.m. Needlework, mystery packages and baked goods will be on sale, and there also will be a fish pond. addition two handkerchief-filled jewelry boxes will be given away, according to Worthy Matron Mra. Ben Westerby. Hits Tree Near Otter Lake Women Killed in LAPEER — A 63-year-old Mara- dead on arrival'at Lapeer County General Hospital here yesterday after her car crashed Into a near Otter Lake. Veterinarian Hurt in Car-Train Crash LAKE ORION—A 33-yeaiM)ld Oxford veterinarian was reported In fair condition at Pontiac General Hospital today after the cat he York Central freight train hen yesterday. • 1 * * * Injured was Dr. GeorgeiCruick* shank of 10 Lincoln St Me suffered lacerations of toe scalp and Lapeer County Sheriff* deputies said the ear Mrs. Brawn wan drivtag apparently hit a patch of lee, skidded off the read the tree an Otter Lake Rend, Just east of Otter Lake vUtage. Survivors besides her husband, a factory worker, are three daughters, Mrs. Max Hemjngway of Otter Lake, Mrs. William Berkowsld of Standish and Janet Brown at home; a*0n, Merle Brown of Otter Lake; and nine grandchildren. Service is tentethwly, set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Reynolds Funeral Home, Columbiaville. Burial will be in Sashabaw Cemetery; Independence Township. He’ll be welcomed by practically the whole town. Including the Lake Orion Community High School Band. Public Christmas Bazaar Set by Guild eeearred, at the FHat street I at the New York On PMHp L. Lucas, ST, of SH Lake- Thf train was fravefiag about X miles per hour when tbs accident occurred at &31 p.m., according to Labs Orion police. FOUR TOWNS — The Elizabeth Russell Guild of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Four towns Methodist Church will hold Its annual public Christmas bazaar Saturday at the church. i at I. p.m. bp served starting at S p ja. On sale during the ooe-day event will be baked gogds, candy, surprise‘packages, needle work and SMSonot Songs Planned a»ristmM decorations. for Keego PTA Meeting ;Gvil Defense Official keego harbor - Christmas to Speak in Commerce the Roosevelt- Elementary School COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Lewis will highlight the ^arem-TeacherjJarrendt, Oakland County director Association meeting Tuesday atiof Civil Defense, will be the tea-7:30 p.m. at the school. tured speaker at an 8 p.m. meet- # * ,ing Monday of the Carroll Lake * The Rev. and Mrs, Robert, H. Civic Association. Benedict will be special guests at Charles Bullock, ton county's the meeting. [assistant Civil Defense director, * F * also will speak end a movie, “Sec- Rev. Benedict, pastor of Trinity onds for Survival," will be shown, Methotott Church, and his wife The meeting win .be held at the win show films, of their-recent!John F. Ivory Clubhouse, Cooley trip to Vatican City. . Lake and Carroll Lake roach. Orion to Greet Santa Saturday At ,an earlier commission meeting, Yanich luid accused Huber of political favoritism in. dealing with Robbins. Huber answered that Yanich’i charges were ridiculous. He (Yanich) told us at tote commission table that Mr. Robbins was going to blow up the city with his plastics, plant," Huber ■aid. i» the plastics business myself," the mayor continued, 'and I know that plastics aren’t dangerous.” Haber told the commission .that Yanich was telling people, that Robbins wn going, to level the whole city with the chemicals at the plant. MYsa always like fo exagger-te,” Y an I cL answered the mayor. ‘T haven't got anything Parpde WHI Follow Hi* Arrival by Train at 9t42 A.M. LAKE ORION - Santo Claus arrives here from the North Pole at 9:42 ajn? Saturday aboard a New York Central Railroad train. Village Oaanall President Irvine J. Unger wn be there to After Ms official welcome, Santa will be the main attraction in panda led by the high school TTH TOP DOWN! The bewhiskered old gentleman will ride in an open convertible EUgene Green, president of the Lake Orion Merchants' Association. speelal flags fo honor his arrival. Children froth the. area drill bring up tha rear of tbs parade, which trill travel east along Flint Street, south to Front Street and to its destination, Johnson’s Motor Sales, Children under 12 will receive gifts from their special holiday visitor at the .auto dealership, which will be Santa’s headquarters until Christmas. A modern college seems to be the place where 2,000 can be seated in the classroom and 50,000 iin the stadium . . , One tnan working with you is worth a dozen working tor you , . Nothing gives a small boy the ieeUng of being wanted like owning toe only football in the ndghborbMd. — Earl Wilson. Argut With Each Other About 'Danger' From Bobbins Plant TROY — Mayor Robert J. Huber and City Commissioner Louis Yanich clashed again over an airstrip owned by the Jim Robbins Co. at a special commission meeting last night. Yanich charged that the landing field, located behind Robbins’ plastics firm at 14-Mile Road and Stephenson Highway, was a menace to, public safety because it was too close to the Troy DriVe-In Theater. The rommUsioeer said that field could crash Into the drive- Yanich also said that Huber had misquoted him to the press. The commissioner said Robbins Just went ahead and built a mile-long strip before he applied for a building permit." Yanich thought the city should bring legal action against Robbins because of this. "Louie (Yaafch) obviously Just wants to "drive Industry out of did city," mapped Huber. City Attorney . Stanley Hurke n-formed the commissioners that’he city presently has no airport ordinance. He said anyone, could build an airfield on his own property under present laws. "There Is no basis on which Robbins could be denied a building permit as it has been subtitled," the attorney said. City Manager David E. Firestone explained that the landing fie operated privately and only planes owned by the company the strip and its facilities. No action was taken later to the meeting when Burke submitted an airport ordinance which he said was a stop-rap measure to keep landing strips from opening up to the dty. Yanich said such an ordinance, - approved, should bs complete. Burke was told .to stuky'ihport ordinances of Omar eon ■M to receive informat jtbs Michigan-Municipal Leegueao hr could draw up a more effective LIBRARY UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Work on the new 8100,000 West Bkxxnfleld Township public library win continue through tbs winter months with completion scheduled in February. Shown is the rear of the building with its canopied multipurpose room. Designed by the Birmingham architectural firm of StridwL Jamazewtez and Moody, the library wlQ ho umao. Ths new facility will rephXe the main library located now in Keego Harbor. The new etructure la on Orchard Lalss Hoad, Just north of Walnut Lake Road. Hold Out at Caracas University Sponsor Yule Rebel Die-hards Holed Display Contest CARACAS, Venezuela UP) —imuniet- backed pro-Castro rioting Hard core leftist students, trading gunfire with troops, still held out to their self-styled "Stalingrad” dormitory at Caracas University lay. Disorders spread to half doq^n other dries, President Romuio Betancourt’s moderate Socialist government cracked down hard on Ms leftist enemies in an effort to crush toe week-long insurrection of Cosn- and student strife which has resulted In eight deaths. His police grabbed about 250 persons in raids on wMte collar 'Other labor movements to >nt a bank strike, and other threatened work -stoppages. Communist headquarters were also raided. The | mainly rioting by high school stu- dents, had spread to Maracaibo, the oil center, Barquislineto, Venezuela’s third largest dty, Matur-to. Portuguesa, Puerto In Ores, and San Juan de kx Mottos, health resort 90 miles southwest of the capital.' *. * 4 Oil Helds are located near Ms-ifln, and Pusrio. la Cruz Is tor Caribbean terminus of an site of oil Gqest Speaker From U. of D.. College Essay Sunday persona, including ths local arrested at Maracaibo In connection with the bombing of the if.' La Panorama and thefts of arms. author- ities dosed the schools after some students held demonstrations In favor of Prime. Minister ■ Fidel Csstro of Cubs. ORCHARD LAKE - The Aquinas Academy of St. Mary’s College here will present'its 15th public essay, dittoed "The Psychology Of Helping People,’’ Sunday to too chmpus assembly hall. Guest speaker at the 7:30 p.m. program will be the Rev. Robert N. Hinks, S.J., associate professor of sociology and social work at the University of Detroit. Fatter Hinks, whose special I alcoholism, has "a master of social work degree from the CattoMc University of America to WasMagtoo, D.C. An orientating papgr will be given prior to Fattest Hinks’ discussion’ by one of the members of the Academy entitled "People Who Help People." The nwsHsg was held to earn-the agenda of Monday's taken ap with a dterasrira sf This is the Academy’s 15th presentation, to keeping with Its stated purpose of attempting to "discover the significance of the created world as reflected in literature, feiencs, philosophy and ths arte." The program moderator will be the Rev. Walter J. Zietoba, dean of St. Mary’s /College. REV. ROBERT 3K*H»U traditional Latin • American re- Union Lake Chrftan Club fo Back Competition for Homo Owner* UNION LAKE - An outdoor Christmas display contest will bs sponsored to ths area by tts Unfon Lake Often Chib, George Wtt Hams, president of the organism tion. announced today. Thee One additional award will is wde to the Institution or busiraw having ths best display. V Ths size or costliness is not § factor considered in Judging. Wlf llams pointed out. • K * * * . f Application blanks, which will m arias from police intervention. He ___________ __ ordered toe diehard leftist. hriedjm^r'7^(£~^ »P University re-L* area, must be to by Die, with judging to take place Dec. 2 But toe hand of defiant students! I cation k M K tto dhptay h£ | host viewed at alght or In day« Actress Andra Giles to Marry Contractor Displays will be judged Within i miles of Union Lake Village, g j Entry blanks tue to be mailed ID LOS ANGELES tAP>-Actre*jCJv1t*". EdRSwuod Country auto In order that the Clawsen-TYoy Elks Chib could locate to the dty, the commission retoned, a piece of property across Urn- Big Beevsr Airport for their use. . Since the city has no special provision for lodge hall so property was aoned from redded-Itial to business. Andra Giles and Paul Robertson. Newport Bench building edntrae-have obtained s marriage 11-o today. Miss Giles. 25, and Robertson. 38, said they would bs married Friday. The marriage will be the second far each.' Walled Lake. The cathedral at Rhstaas, t northsastarn France, damaged li two World Ware, was ham fe 1211 | Insults Fly In New Orleans Area Woman Two-Car Collision Pontiac Claims Life of Orion Twp. Resident Mrs. John H. (Marie) Ander->n, 48, 817 N. Long Lake Drive. Orion Township, died early today of injuries sustained to a two-car collision yesterday on N. Perry Mrs. Anderson lost control of her a.m. yesterday, according to Pon-tiac police. Officers said the crossed the me- wlth an 'auto driven by John K. Irwin. 66, 1825 DelroseSt., Bloomfield Township.--------- K . to * .1 . 11 She suffered a skull fracture and other head injuries when she waa flung from the car by toe crash at the intersection of Perry Street and Pontiac Road. Mrs; Anderson dled at 1:30 a.m. at Pontiac, General Hospital. * Police Step Into School Rioting NEW ORLEANS (0) — Fanatical women — screaming insults — manhandled a university student today to front of integrated William Frantz School, saying the youth led recent downtown sit-in demonstrations. Police rescued, him. All the way to * poHee oar, the wo taunted: "I hope you have a bunch of mulatto grandchildren," yelled Police also rescued George Dreyfoa*. a professor of law at. LouMana State University aad president sf tts €tvR Liberties Union In ' ^ -uS’SjOK in Clarkston * ’•*l> 'gWill Damamhn, TT III rtvlllvllllsvt FIGHT SCHOOL BLAZE — Fire yesterday completely _ de- and teachers filed calmly to safety as flames fanned t strayed It. Hugs Etomcnmy School to Cayfonl despite ettmet—par hour, gusty winds swept through toe stnieture. Grayling. Gaylord and MtaMgea Conservation Department fire- ashes were carried to the downtown area a Mock from the ■ man to save the (wnetory brick gad wood building. The 388 replls and damage waa estimated at 8250,000. About L333 males die for every 1,000 females in the U&, and .man of tbs ‘ A few minutes earner, the same women pickets failed to keep a young minister from taking Ms daughter and two other white children into William Frantz. Tension increased at New Or* leans’ two Integrated schools in the wake of a federal court ruling ordering agencies of the State of Louisiana to cease interfering with integration. The three-judge panel also ne- i «y»- The State Senate alao will con-rider a House-approved reaohition reaffirming the state’s stud of segregation end interposition. The tatter policy, overruled by the fe£ erel judges Sfc unconstitutional: seeks to place toe sovereignty of (Used to stay or modlty toe rulii* emment and the people. » All 78 members of ths Housg present at the session approved opening the previously all-white schools to Negroes on a gradual- of the integrated schools Wednesday dfter the ruling. “We i fits federal courts. A tty. Gen. Jack Gremlllfon said the ruling will be anoeeled. "This ta the first time," bs added, "that I have ever heard of a state lef Mature being enjoined by a oral fedictaiy without rhyme of Two women were knocked down » .POHcc shoved back members of a Jeering, hooting crowd which ■ought to follow's white mother taking her daughter home from the Wiliam Frantz School Newamen said the demonstration appeared to be the most Miter since the march by more than 1,880 persona on the Qty fttaraag School Board Building Nov. it Those demonstrators were dispersed by police §nd firemen. The legistatore st Baton Rouge. Incensed by the federal court ruling moved to set up a voluntary private school system . through grants - to - aid for children who wouldn't attend segregated schools. ■ today to approve. the renewed states rights chak Service Award to Dr. Monroe Dr. John D, Monroe, director of-' the Oakland County Health Departs. meat ahd itossfr modlgsl «ton>| tear, will be honored tomorrow at the Oakland Cbunty Board of Sup* ervisors meeting. • ^ Dr. Manrse wfll he praam ted-wlth aa aaaaal disttaguishedj ■•rriea award of too Mlehlgan • Roaltt Officer* Aaooetatim. -The certificate la presented each* year to Ode or two public healtfo officials in Michigan Who havri made toe most outstqpdtag eontrk buttons to public health both lot point of service Dr. MamMf bus been a health officer lotgeft than anyone else to Michigab. 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Salvation Amy tambourine, lng along with the humn sing-served conveniently as a colon plate- Salvation Army pa-* and marches are n«»»ny ^ brigades ot lassies swinging Murines decorated wttn f*y blue and yellow streamers. $100,000 Damoga Dona to Plant by Automobila ATLANTA (DPI) - caused part to tall la.. 1100,000 tyorih ot damage hen Wednesday. * t The car, driven by sebool teach-er Viola Washburn, 23, smaahad into ths sida ot (be Southern Textile Shtinkers, Inc., plant, cot- j Teachers’ salaries account lor about three-fourths ot ah public expenditures for education in the U. S., according to national schaol reports. indicated that oonaumptfon at the vftandae was necessary hr a tall Cook «M any ana ef three asWlttiai was opened by (be Court at Boston. in no slay c Triple Awaarinatfam Cited Indeed.1 h» said, “the enter appeera to ha a technical Says Trujillo's Foes Get One-Way Ride Doom tana to taha action, the ritamln* could ba condemned, fortrtted and disposed ot on order oI the court He auld flte Squibb Co. could contort toe caae on grounds that the printed material to art mto-teadtag. And. ha said, the owner could agree to the labeling charge and poartbly regain the vitamins under bond In order to devise asw labeling. ‘VniT OP m KIND* In New York J. J. Toohy. general manager ef E. R. Squibb A Sons said the eatenre was "toe tort action ot (to kind ever taken again* us to our more-than-lOO- Liberace Crash Site Yields littie Jewelry NEW YORK (VPD -rstugsa charged the deaths of three Oaten In ths Dominican Republic war* a triple aartnttlon. Ths women, wtvua of man Jailed Trujillo regime, were reported to have died In an auto accident her remains hi plan* erarti wrack- He said th ‘ obtained at Ote request of the Food and Drag Administration and issued by the Federal District The box awe opened othlng, he ertd' Weitoaadagr. * '* * ' * The private plane crashed near Mt Wilson hut the wreckage eras net found wrtfl Monday Mrs. Lto- plaitted by U4L forest toduatrirs. The ether pilot dtod In Jail while watting disposition at Us c« Murphy had barn Implicated In » disappearance of uH-lriJUto tender Jesus Maria de Gallnde*. Columbia University prodeaeor. peered to Hew Tsik CMy to U H wee hsMeoed Murphy had to hbed to Oy Mae aa a priasasr the other pilot riw> had commit prism dosed any possible way ot the firietw mystery When the newspaper Z3 Carlbe _ . JM. received In New York with of TruJOo" by Outdo D*Alissaw1- the report ot the deaths of three anti-Trujillo leader now In New members of the Mirabel York. He Is’ the nephew of Min- family, Dominican sources Immed-erva Mirabel de Tames’ husband, Uttaiy tanned (ha actlld nqd-dent an amsshnilnn. awl «r Iteirief prist Allonao Canto, a leader of (he anti-Trajnto forces hers. Hated 10 other automobile deaths since IMS have dted to a cMf tel duetog a jin the Dominican Republic of opponents of tte Trujillo regime. Wamin Pitts Seized by FDA Nothing It Wrong With Thjiffl but Govwrrnnant Alleges Millabeling BOSTON (UP!) - The Federal F'ood and Drug Adw»i«tetryte« disclosed Wednesday it haa seized ‘several million” vttemln tablets on misleading or misbrahdliM charges. ' V Nevins director BATH TUBS m Meal Bate Tab ......... Cast tern Bath Tab ..... Crate Haired Bath Tabs ...... FIRST QUALITY TOILET SEAT Oar prise la tower than mart SO** sa-eaHsd hate* price spsslalsl ...... Z 62-fiiNos Irtfitk drctric Water Heater rn 30-Gsllo WATER SOFTENER My Gaareataed FaRy Automate $10095 RewIRNdf ____ .__J____2 Csaipsrtusl CswsaT J . LAUNDRY TRAYS Complete with Stand MAQr -------end Faucet —--- CASH AND CARRY ’ mw. COFFER FIFE COFFER FITTINGS sa IRC h- ....... lie ■ 1»C B- tes He STEEL. FIFE jab riba W LrneUa $2.8$ m-ou. 17.99 $9.39 rH ,HH r*o.i I1L50 ______ caw m esaar_________ STEEL FITTINGS H" o»i. sa 12c b’Mia 19c W Ote XU lie »-Otetos' wC PLASTIC FIFE 3,000 GFH SUMP FUMF ver 3-Pieco Coat Iron COLORED BATH SETS Complete with Cast Iron tea gto tent Tub and all chrome fitting*, wl / U'J REG. $219 05 IA7 — RANGE HOODS Cssplw with I speed tan, 9 nnl Rgbi, and drip paa .... Zwf Throa-Pieco BATH OUTFIT • JET llVENTY7 m THE #QyTIAC PRESS» THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, ifao W It*» NobbwM . >v Doctor Makes Adventure Fortune L08 ANGH.ES (DPI) -'"Ohe.pUiiiged tote the oU and nature] thbut lad to another." exploration b^inere. . Thpfs Ilia way Dr. Armand Hammer-daacrtbaa hla varlad «■ ram aa • Cham leak manufacturer, an International trade tycoon, a load pencil manufacturer (la Ttueaia), a supcr-saleemaa of ariRkmriolfar ait coltecttone, dtottllery owner, a breeder of prize president el the OeeMeatal P* trotem Os. The after* aoM for M rente a there. Today Ha reached 'There * a kit of romance In this business,” ha said. "You’ve a aot to have nerve. It’a a gamble. *>Thsr*’« a lot of tension and drama and now president of e when’rtwt bit goes Into the ground and doctor*,’ thriving oil company. 'deeper and' deeper—10 feet can Bl hi* late SO*, Hammer imean the difference between a loss "T- r~ “ rand a million dollar*.” the country after World War £ He bought a war surplus U.S. field hospital and carted It off to Russia. *£* * ★. * "*■ Ha weat found the people needed food more than they did medicine he recalled. Mystery Glass Scientific Riddle | Hla drillers recently hit nine consecutive producing gas wells in. Northern California. They hit lone well where a larger company jgave up and turned the rights over to Occidental In what called a "famout" / Tektites Found Over How can a comparatively small ' , * , , “ " | company do this aort of thing with Entire Globe; May be some regularity? From Space *Tve a got a great crew." . ~ {plained Hammer. WASHINGTON—Tekt it-**. small ■•"«»«* showed tUs tendency leachange. fragment* of glare scattered over «• pick the right nsea at aa early widely separated- parts of the ■£*• earth nresent a tantalising aden-J when he was a medical student No one la sure where ,t Columbia University he and his brother, Harry, a chemist, took over a small pharos osuttcal and chemical burineea owned by their at Bellevue Hospital but tt rid nbt start fir six months. TROUBLE IN RUMIk / HP heard about trouble in Rus- Ruaela, he got permission h a pencil factory. He hired < "We want through the country on a train aad tittle children asei to come w at night aad cry far toed." Putting. twwamUwo together, Hammer approached Russian- of* flcials and told, them farmera In the United States were burning wheat because , the market was has he wan exporting pea Again, ha decided It was time lor a change. Russia showed no signs of returning to even a semi-^—~~B aystam h* left, ad* companled by numerous vah art objects of esarist vintage-purchased at, low prices. w ★ ♦ And on# thing again led to other. He signed a trade agreement, tlow does ha explain *11 chartered ships and took wheat to business successes? Russia. On toe return trips- his * * * • ships carried furs, hides and any- -pva guessed right on quite aj Russia had to offer hi few trends.” He saldi "It's a matter of reading and studying your * * . * subject. Lock plays a part. It I After three years of that, Rue- shows one thing—there's still sla framed Its own International lot of opportunity in the good old trading organization, Amton,|tI.S.A.” By Curl Grubert Task rw what her fl SIZES ARE Iprl yn DIXIE DUG AN By McEroy ad Strtebai they - from. jojert*-h«*» been found In Qsargla. Texas, southern Australia, the Philippine Islands. Java, Cbeflhoelovalda. the Libyan Desert, (hi Ivory Coast and Colombia, the Nafknal Geographic Society says. i of an < i to aimaat a ritopea to aach * aa aphetva, teardrop*. Give men tipped their weapons with tektites, and Australian aborigines'use them tor slingshot am-Though sometimes When Hammer was graduated with honors In 1921, he was a millionaire. He was offered an hi- 3 GIs in Germany Charged in 17 Deaths for Jewriiy, tektites have no re- n semblance to diamonds. They are composed of glare with a high* The fragments usually occur in * sedimentary deposits up to 00 million years old. As many as 20,000 i have been found In one Iocs , Some scientists believe they fell from mace; others say they u i earth. Another .possibility is that tektites art pieces of the glassy crust of a tout planet. The planet u*y have with a similar planet or another solar body, causing pieces to fly oft at varying speeds hi all dhwqtionB. I to the theory, chunks circled the sun, while others landed oa the earth, moon i planets and satellites. Differences In rhrenlral composition -of tale tjtes Indicate the fragments came from various parts of the lost IthHtos may be glare meteorite* trees beyond the refa/ system became (Mr radioactivity - i earth consider It ^__ l a swarm of partidM arrivtog bom the moon or more distant space would stay cloae enough together to produce the ■mall tektite-strewn surfaces on earth. They also believe that cosmic objects would be scattered through mare geologic periods. Jack's Far From Green, in Golfin WASHINGTON (UPI) - Backstairs with the president-elect: '■ Smde of prorfinent Washing- i tonians want to help the John F.! Kennedys so that they don’t feel! underprivileged. The president-elect may be a wealthy man, but! he doesn’t belong to a country' dub to the Washington -area. He fern any number of Meade Tree, BSK—< Baerirener's stab, tee, seems like a good bet. ■ ; - » A________ The president-elect once was a much bettor goUer than he to to-~ day. He wad dtpulg of the Har^ van) University golf team and Shot constotendy in the 70s dr * * With Wsrid War n and resultant Injuries, pins the preoccupation of ■ career. Kennedy’s game * aiffarod bom long layoffs. With some ennetotmf playing, however, be eould become the lowest-scoring goiter In WHte House Watery. Life Insurance protection In force] at the start of this year totaled about 9800 billion, which Is double the national debt and triple the combined sales of the 500 largest el their smvtoes with mm mipkH worth of national mm. / THE POyTAAC fMB88, THUR^DAy/dECEMBER 1,«I960 .-. i:..^ SEVENTY-ONE ; Market Tries Modest Rally NEW YORK UB-dtock prices st- Th* following an top prices cw«rtng sales of locally gram Produce fey growers and sold by than In whnl—la package lots. Quotations are furnished by the Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of afternoon, bat the’move was not Tjl uorty stages, to lh- Trading picked up as prices stiffened, carrying volume to a pace slightly In eaecn^of Wednesday's. Dt or to, while ware minor. Broken aali Ms average’s de- MARKETS Wheat Futures1 Sell at High levels Dotroit Produce CHICAGO, Dec, 1 (API—Old crop wheat fntuns said at or their Mghoot levels of the crop year today as prices worked gen-rally higher on the board of trade. Gains ran to major fractions hi jots with rye lending the adv on a board recovery of asmucfa as i. PsUiWss. Se. . Ir,::::::::: VBOSTABLES HP e«s. tote....... Trade was light, however, on ilrelatively meager offerings. With 2 the firming trend, short irderesta 2 became fairly aggressive bidden. Prices had settled back near the i end of the first hour when wheat, l com and soybeans were in a mixed Grain Pricos. Is 1 (tfl — Oprnlat •train ea bard - pressed steel Some in Wall Street, remembering that the Federal Reserve Board often has acted an Thim-day, wen hoping the! the “FED” might do something each as lowering margl.n requirements in order to give the market a shot the arm; ■ . . losaesee, te Recent trading favorites in non- gjffL gs: s^bjs K M-W 2S: wSu d“« : Turnip# WsvW. ka. ... *rw me nr llsv* e5» Uh Dm . Lodge Calendar IB Regular snnual eommunloation, P |FpntlM Lodgf^No 21, F&AM, Frt- i News in Brief Firemen Dolncore at Burning Home Waterford Foreel VIion. as Riviera reported A. Waterford Township police that someone shot rifle pellets through Ms power crane parked at '3747 Elizabeth Lake road, causing $80 damage. time yesterday morning someone entered her unlocked home at 7781 Maceday Drive, Waterford Township, and do|e $40 from an upstairs bedroom drawer. fire twice at the same house within fora hours early last night At S):30 pm, firemen answered a call at a house at $10 Maceday Drtfe, owned by Robert Snyder. Firemen extinguished the btaaa. bark to the hsnae which was •gain to flames. Firemen said it was obvVme that children playing with matches, had set both fires. There was no Immediate estimate of the dapiag Capital city of Northern Lower ps. Leroy Putney. 41* Marion ___ ^ __ _ ___ 478 Marion St, reported to Water- U^Mexiadi." ford Township police that someone _ entered her unlocked home and I took Jewelry and watches valued at $100. . Theft at two earners* valued at $300 during a. break-in at her home was reported yesterday to Pontiac state police by Mrs.. Karl Schwartz-walder of 275 Davisburg Road. Holly Township. home of Mrs. Joan Duncan at 368 W. Beachdale St., Commerce ,Township, according to a report today at the aberiffs department-. “L horses representing manufacturing"...... firms in giving ground. ll32#hHu Brunswick was down more than 8»t». ct»»m ka 3 and AMT better than a point. ]*•"**■ "• high-stepping Polaroid down nesriyf Poultry and Eggs : |S Hum *£Ltmn prat. wyahte. j ««B»2r9if m if NEW nfEIGVr her vice - Beside the passenger service it provides. North Central Air J lines’ flights from Pontiac will carry mall and ezpreae freight. Hera, William A. Meyars, dto- trict sales manager 1 Agency, hands the first piece of freight to a North. Central employe Looking on is A. D. Jobtfe, Pontiac agent for Railway Express. ___________________ ~r late Fri- Ore. tori. *, ,|u R.ihmv t---., [am. Community Activities Build-; the Railway Express william* Lake Rd. Waterford. Sponsored I Clarkston. dir * sRocket Chunks Jackson Is Resigning ^Continue Push Rflin Onto Cuba q$ [)em Chairman _______-rials ef Taya Itel pm. Fri, Dec 2 8t. Andrews Episoopal Church, SMI Hatchery Rd, Dru-----Mg -dwr. Jf Rummage Rale. Owl clothe* Fri, Dec. II to t • Auburn Ave. —Adv. NAF1 clung to \ mull advantage. | osTaorr rontiT Steele mostly were lower, though Bethlehem wit about ud-ImIuv nmrj typi I changed. [M tb#*DH## _ ________ ______________ ____________ I fectivv Jan. ®—Inauguratkm Day —or the next day. Jackson made the announce-! f- ment after a 30 minute emfer-1, - . . IIW_ _, | _ u mm11 |M , _ _ ____ ---------------- ------------------ence with President-Elect John F. L. . .,***? ■ SSlTlirimZ —' I »yideri-Etert John F. Kennedy bastion of Imperialism” from the Kennedy to the Senate Offi«i2El ta coordtaattag c>rapal*n iirrtifiarnl. Fart abe was aH, \ u-»r_ ratera **»- «d h«» the Etornhowerir.^, In..™— leflCM. orvTBT i • I Debra Causes Alarm, oerman Aid i ga-^TSl „________ . A9°in*f U.S. •>-,«-.». k <■ •^jKi-»st,:,tz»rts.'sa“'| Ad# tom a# ’ - --- -! ___ - a- Pmm (nr Palrli Halo HAVANA 'API—Fragments of ____________________| 10 PrV* "J Help . ^ n)ctet kll^ed ^ n^'S2BwTe?-I in Halting Gold Drain W OaAversl, Fla., landed to Iwd w tWM: IMM ta li in[ eastern Ciiba Wednesday, brtng- WASHINGTON (UPD — Preal-1 fang charges of "a new pravoea- Rummage Sate. Conwr Water and Saginaw St. Sat, Dee. I. 8:». —Adv. Bate, 8 aSte let. Dm. t, I aa «M Wad Mtm4 gardtog a-' (API—Sen, Hen-1the chairmanahip at the Demo-i JHg Iry M. Jackeon. D-Waah.. an-L^. Natkmal Conventiah in Loa to L m nounoed today he will resign as1-.__u- k, ■ Democratic national chalrmaii, ef.|(o ^ ^ |hQrt]y ^e,.]Truck Driver Cast* His ^KeSST toki seporters . jBraad UpOft th. Wot« |Cou|toi't povsiMy have won’^wtth-j A patch of Ice oo M34 te Orion Township caused a bread trade daritea waa ap M par cent wer Livestock settlements around Holguin.. Oulu's third largest city, causing! ' Cttban r___ administration Intends to keep the ■ e * * - ^ C*" New. Agency Mud ■ ___ ___| ” gg ea UA gold and „ a^v^aj OUs were another weak spot, aevaotr uvaevocs .dollar waeraei. with Texaco down more than a| orraorr. dm. i iap>—Oatn#-Coi.; * * * poW real Array Stondaxd . ?!*-*>. iueratoqr _ Robert sliding Analysts mid trader I'Upw: «»•» fSr tej sj^w. t»«tmm##;Anderson, to two meetings with a seemed greatly worried over v«^l**£*• "Sm!*°P Kennedy aide, bee relayed to rueiaa pal It Leal devekwnenu. Cramy ujrm# wv-ute a mi the preaident-alect the unoe Jersey s subsidiary tfere has, Srn!*Mste ewe "dtoriretlan’e feeling th accounted for a good share of the lufaRe* Xmi P”"* ,Gw!IB*? ■”* I'srent company’s profits j#*mn itte-tiss. to ltei mmc# sm-j Airrrahs also wees weak. Martto______________ He,recalled that to eccepttogj tv president-elect mid be rec- to slide into Buckhorn Lake yesterday afternoon. Hie escaped unscathed. When the panel truck went into] • tsss-IMVi tea • aifWp^* site-ism - dtaing more Hun s point, andjssse; tutor i losses to the same range altected «i„ «p u> it m Radio Corp and Texas toelre-j|*e^J,ii8!5m menu among eiectrooic Issues '"t-—- ---- Now York Stocks (Ssrly Minis DM Flfsrs iSw SwtoN psM* AUM CIS .. SUM |ln «• atiMe MW l.« taster: srUa* mi- «n tsts-ssw. te n Is Ute ml mte. ''i>mocrat* bad stolen the rtectidii. *1 , tinnal HteOTflriD fiflftnunrad VI - - * a —* - u M#----------b- The train derailment on the Central Railway line followed anti-! I Cutra activities in which file premier’! foes killed his personal physician, Militia Maj. Manuel Fajardo. to file Eacambray Moun-f tains, and bombed out the Havana of *u*pi- m this. He certainly (eels that (electrical system. the protection of the ballot to this] ........ ■TS *ZT kk Uto# «|SP~d.- ***"9 Ute Si nmmf Pm see 1 Pm aw -Park# D* R&0* r, i tiorai disgrace. umouncHl today, Norton said, "there is so much oVar with Vice President Richard fo Meet If) Waterford jhe will conduct a wide investlga- must Investigate to see M. Nixon, he mid he had "only to tf then to any lira.” “*■ ““ ■“*“* * ten AMm“ M Jackson. Democratic National Committee of the Mor- M» tkM. «? * He set up a "national recount JLJ[and fair elections committee” with sa is s Wit | Wk I B.% | atiw .! lanV & Ranta !• fore Mte .. * ll $r\ «t To demand an honest count tozjof this election to every 1 m etate. . ,_ Hfj -j. To investigate and track «v From—Worn 14c SPATTER ASPHALT TILE .... *•«*. At* VINYL WALL OOVEIIMI 54" High—Lin. Ft. 29* Plastic I CoNNtcf Tops Vs OFF Wall Boad 50% Off • Aftyl Plat • Pank aa aa •vra.ro. si-or $A$8 •S' is Acryhc Lares Istorisr MM r . U30K1T MIHT cula-through 1960. "Liz— Eddie—Debbie: Are They! The Increase continued last ■seoth’s slight Improvement la the farm price prime. In October prices were ap 1 per cent over September's—the first time In tggl tfent farm product prices seers higher than IMS levels fsr Prices paid by farme^ for goods and services used m production and in family living remained unchanged between mid-October and mid-November. * * * Farm prices as a whole in mid-November remained at 81 per 'cent of parity, up about 4 per cent ~ a year.earlier. Parity is a legally fined standard for measuring farm prices In relation - to the prices charged farmers for the things they normally buy. •* * * The Agriculture Department the most important factors In tbs bwiwase in term product prices during the month wen prices for egp, beef cattle, tomatoes, milk and potatoes: The most important price declines mare a sharp drop in com prices and moderate declines for cotton, oranges and hogs. He was an expert on the now extinct passenger pigeon. Several “ birds he raised as a hoy are now on exhibit in the Cranbrook Insti-Science. Singer Darin, Actress Dee Sa y'lPo' ELIZABETH, N.J. (APt-Singer Bobby Darin and movie starlet Sandra Dee were married at the apartment of a friend today. They left soon afterward for Idkwild Airport, New York, where they caught s plane for California because the bride has to make a “We Dare to Print the Facts.! Trouble Between Liz and Eddie." Motion Picture, February 1960. Monnier, 87. operated the world's I Steptei Boyd Has Spilt UpEd-first suto accessories store. It was|<“« anAL4ilM(,vle W Secnta<\ on Congress Street in Detroit |DeCember 1960■ across from the old County Build- CHARGES DECEPTION . ] ***• The "teaser" headlines, the ! He was a ctose friend te Henry suits charge, were designed to Fori, R. E. OMs and other lead the public into believing the early giants of the automobile articles would "reveal scandalous In his youth he was a champion bicycle racer, winning a national race run on Belle Isle. Monnler waa also aa expert So miniature penmanship, once writing 17,8(8 words on a pool card. He la survived by 1 Tomorrow service will be held at 1 p.m. at the Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. Entombment will be in Rowland Park Mausoleum, Berkley. / * court papers, Miss Tay-j ■lor says some of the headlines depict her as “an experienced and shameless courtesan who engages [ in acts of love-making and displays passion in public without' restraint or modesty," She also contends the headlines implied that she was an unfit mother and had committed adultery, and that as a result her chil-been exposed to “Jhs scorn and ridicule of their play- s u L T sgMrtijrjas>^SS.BSE . | J. Orlmm; diu sister of Arthur, I n !• tow Saturday, Dm.. |. at' P» from the Sparka-Orlffln ! Chapel. Istormant in Ook View, | . Roys] pak, Mn. Orlmm vtU Ue jn etatrst the Sparka-Orlffln 1 Funeral. Room._________ ATTENTION r j MlijmUvbere Mr, Mere >111 Uoji.ua, t^.eii or bVlleve you htl! I fah&LaTpiL woy. is.' Hit, lie ** "** fmh WHSM3* 4 MEN'WAkTfeb ■SUT] rJggw.1 *aSLV*S".SpS8gSgMS * nuUCbypflar pi»>' It '■NSfiM- . or JHMii_ Unrwui ho a Help Wartnd-Famale 7 HHS8M3SI m, part-time I' Mueual mportfilltir 'l-XS™ UoiTRuTM’MW.'__________ iVtw~Df. V liVm. to's p.m.: ATOumon—ie nu. 6#Wkm Ptoauo Mj> Nor toiohrtmawt. fe* or ) ladles or gsotlsman. willing to work Jar advancement in •alee field. Pull Ume, permanent poelttoc, Mlary, commie-HM AM boau*. Bates or tlmlltf •iporlonco jjiiaffi, TranaporU- awwjE chine OOmwmyTUt Korth Bag- - ...tutmre: age 'to; lores hmbend of Ula Blnelet dear father of Mr*. Robert Vance, Mrt. Donald Darle. Wayne end Denote singleton; dear brother of Mra. Edith Wllklaon, Orant Sin-HetM, W S. Spangler sod Mri. Myrtle Evans; Me survived by e I ( h I grandchildren and two great-grand children. P u n e r cl ' ••rvtct »pt bo hold Ssturday, Dec.^3. at 1:10 p.m. from the Voorheee-Slplo F u n e r a 1 Rome with Horvia W. Hastings olflcl-etlng. Interment in Oak Cemetery. Mr. “—*-->-----------| i nV Arp wining to work. id over M years of training sib ai i. Cell rE SOUS •f’M; Laurluh* Mich*' •fosaSm «»«:,»» si : beloved husband .. Oeraldme Taylor; dour father of Mrv VJank (Barbara! Raallah, Llnda Ueille. Batty Jean. Ther-ees and Boyd Taylor: door brother of Uwerenee Tuylor ; alio tur-vived by els grandchildren, funeral service wiU be held Friday. Dae. a. at 1 p.m. from Fureln * ^fe.^kTS,r^.,i‘rt jrXM SLS?**^1 th* vsrw husband of AUca Twel.. M Twelt and Mra. Blmer (Alma DeSi*- Vuneral service will b. fPtoj. Dec. J, at I p.m. . ; Huntoon Funeral Home Immediate opening for a pteo-ently employed nan who nsadl o part Urns Job. CaU Mr. Mcllroy, OB l-osto: I a.m to I p.m. .nm AND OOL->ady poeHlon*Applyfon- —»™ wi„ tm | —r - Bos 111.______________ roorbeee-Stple COMBINATION B U MF MAN WANTBD. Rust Johnson Motor ottSa! Aekl,iorBstenWW' **** . . EXPANSION : of eouanauay creates opening tor S lalartef men. Win train >—■ County: Must M ages 1 hart high school dUnoma, cur and bo able to type. Paid vaea-Uowand other benefltr. CaU Mr. HalieFr-TTC Hitg. ELDCBLT LAtiT, UOHT JORT ROOSE- from tl b Rev. Chariot Colbotg Perry Mount atom, iatenbrat. Fark. Mr Twolt will st the Huntoon Funeral Rome. WHIT*. NOV. M, i*S0. BBUaTiTM Pompey St . Waterford Township; *S»Jn; beloved husband of Jemei e white: dour mother of Ctrl Warner, Israel A., James P„ ~ E. and Jack R. white: dear bm jfNud and Mathew Warner, tire. Mildred Evanv Mrs. Nina Cree-eon. Mrt. Alice Bar Mrs Basel 1 SMIty and Mra. Helen Ledford; 1 NATIONAL CONCERN OFFKRS opportunity. Married man above 10 preferred. Must htve late model par, knowledge ol tractors and machinery helpiul Sales experience not BMafiary. We train If b}r«d. Drawing account whan qualified For personal lotagflau write quaUflcstlom. address, and Mtona number to_A. p. DePottoy. p. O. Box Ml. Dalles. Texas. Fulkerson Eyes Federal Post Would Like to Be U.S. Attorney General in Detroit; Bids Debated George J. Fulkerson, who was defeated for county prosecutor Nov. 8 on the Democratic ticket, is interested in the federal patronage job of U.S. attorney general ip Detroit, The Pontiac Pr learned today. Darin, 34. and Blonde Sandra, U, were married by NeWark Magistrate Samuel Lohman at the apartment of Donald Kirshner, music publisher, and friend of the singing idol of teen-agers. Their marriage license was not la be effective until Friday but Judge Scott Long • waived the 72-bour waiting period required in New Jersey. Bomb Wrecks Truck at Detroit Terminal DETROIT U8—A dynamite bomb exploded under a truck being loaded at a southwest side terminal here today, heavily damaging the cab and breaking a window to the terminal 30 feet away. Two men in the trailer loading auto parts escaped injury, ♦ a 'a • Police said the dynamite had part *timV "toif'wxtkJSi 109 dey iupplv, gt.ir Oet 10 •uptfy for te, DMirly 7-n arBJr-wV ms-1 BOTB AND OIRLS NEEDEL ™der«° FEKMl2*rl‘t,BM - BoSMqDEPMR - CAJUl TAEBU _ COUPLE. Full Ume W top. permanent, reference!, for InrormsUon gull Mrs. EtUy, ■WW MW, . . - NUtosyr WOMAN OR COCFUt -2pJr3iSH "'hABiT Wrfte to Fontlilc1 Freu — — ** man OB WOMAN; FULL OR — Supply Rewlelgb ntleo County. Nero wmvwm «u carvtgKiDt oi ipi. nouse gj'ereneee Writ# Pontiac PreM Sal ESTATE SALEM PER86l<; eWq menager. agent, seeded for M growing Mtivo office. New end used homes, lop eommlssieu. Pleuee e>U Mr. Pu«». OB ttoM. XACHER TO TKACH SALES tiS"- T? I&TISL'X Employmant AgaiBctos 9 DOMESTIC EMPLOTMBRT AOEN-— openlng Dec i M33 oroberd to Bd- Eeogo Harbor. Ing selnry. 9-dey week. MMwee EVELYN EDWARDS "VoceUonei CouneeUng Bervlee” COMP. OPERATORS, AOE M-» Work Wantad Mala 11 The 34-year-old Birmingham attorney is reported to have communicated with Michigan Sens. Patrick V. McNamara and Philip A. Hart concerning the job now ] held by George E. Woods of Huntington Woods. Many federal patronage jobs are up for grabs in Michigan since the election of President-EleCt John F. Kennedy. Top Michigan Democrats met la Detroit Tuesday night to attempt to unscramble the-long lists for the many Jobs. -x. The two senators said then that Democrats from congressional districts must have the support of their Democratic congressmen before consideration. For such a district as Oakland's 18th, represented by Republican Congressman William S, Broomfield, a communication can be forwarded directly to the senators, McNamara said. BaabMM Service 18 ■tefrtssrstlon MA 4-4407 tor SvsUd Pnlt mpsi__________ DpER HUNTERS Lot u« ikln, eut, wrsp sad (mu your dMr. Storag* Jf gwlnd. Royal Ook Prawn foods. 1*91 Crook! Rood, U 1-MM. electri^m^rImrvice^ RE- illRXS-CLEANED EMplrt'l-HlI DressntBldng, Tailoring 17 ALTERATIONS Mra. J. mCmST PE 4-4974 COATS. BOfn. DBSBSSB AND AL-tvratlonx. III s Hurae. FS 4-7971. DREMMANINO, TAfLORINO, AL-tvrWlocTMra. SodriT>E 44991. TAltXmiNd—ALTERATIOlti Draw Mxklng—Fsr Rvpulri edna warwoT yfias Oardtow Pla wktf It ORADINO. cutting, me FLOWING. Notlcas and PursMMla 27. (null dopoolt rvqulradl / Backenstose Book Store atlM.'mfMitjtoUM Quick corv- fc. ok * noun ra* wra. Quick oMb for furniture, m cppllanw. Bargain Houw: FE TO »90 DOLLARS SPOT CASH tor uted TV. furWtura sad »p-gjixnccc. Olobc Furniture. R AFFlIANCES FtlRNITURE A*tb TT'i by Uto piece or toafuM. Imi^odlst- wrvloe. Doug'!. FE LET OS SOT IT OR SELL IT FOR TOO. OXFORD COMMUNITY ■ AoctioN, oa nm. Wanted MIscsB—sens 10 mane raccoon coat. < WANTBD: POT BEL! giuro. i — | WANTED: misr '_____rateA!r8 JlB»0 Moving and Trucking 22 1-A Reduced Rates So&s&r' yaw - Auyfito O’DELL CARTAGE Laosl MjdM«U|jtlstwee moving fUl dirt, grsdingT' -—, mm loodlng Pahrtlwg A Decaratlng 23 IST-CLABS PAINTING AND PA- ftr4^f»« “«• *toayau tor cUas paUitino an& Pa- Money Wanted 21 Wantad te Rent _______ftSt non mhmillb. hmus tor raul quick uetiou C. SCHUETTrFE 8-0450 . LANDLORDS lake sdvoaUgo of our rawlsl oorv-loo Tmaato tnfi tor totm sud sportmeot* m or out of town Oood tutoruaosg. No ctorgo if wt to aul mat yaar property R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 ___HI OAKLAND AVXNON OP«N> TO 9 SUNDAT 11 TO 9 wjahfBi urnwriiTw; j. S^uufiildi«• 911. ito. Wanted Trenspertntlen 24 cluSr**- * * 1st class art and ext. Paint- Ing. Rose Don Beck. OL 1-1141. 1ST CLASS OECORATTNQ, PA!NT~ Ing cad well pxperlng. FE 449*4 •a paIntino. winter prices: ■ per cent due. frw wt. AU work guar FE 49M9 -1 PAINTINO S decoratino Jar--------- _ LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR Papering FE S4MI. CUSTOM PAINTINO AND PAPER touting Sample wallpaper book* brought tg your homo. BotorcMSt. tree .eoitmAtw OR M944. BXf PAIRT»a. INTER ION. WIN-work ruaraaUed PR StMt or of y-nm. ■ 11NTBBIOB AND EITEBIOB ' PAINTINO. wall weening Free ----------t. FE M«W. NjgB^WANTED FBOM DBATTOW Wtd. Contracts, Mtya. 29 abILity To get fwt each tot nstvni. equity ee -lowed powible die gegei available Cl Cuuaugh. ni 94944 AMK! wbee 1149 CM toj*r» talllM Calie0g«iir %£ trttoa, PB a-JMi. urn W Ruma. ■trfkhs tom ootmuerf— T¥idEDlAtE ACTION- ra i >AtKflNO-»APBBINO. RBMOV- TSrTSnlLlS ™K^™dswoj^ ZfmSijBXS. _ 1 Cnu' ******* L. Templeton. Realtor Television Service light hauling FE OAT OR NIOHT, TV SERVICE. I o» EM i imeasMj^sm-------* Leet end Fennd LOST; ENOLI8N SBTTBR. f vqiNolMAN~ii'out of serv- ! cear^-TtBLy toe neoda lull time employment,, MA 44913. i nS“" lyNUM. Beni wi Of wafui ___ wigk pnvioua to aald hearing In . The Pontiac Preu, a newapaper printed *ud. circulated in »ld County. Witnesa. the Honorable Arthur I loore. Judge of laid court, to too citi A Pontiac In auldCouaty. this II Of November, A.D ‘ Nearly half of all supermarket shoppers have family incomes of over $5,000 a year, and three out fli-Rt NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARINO Notice u tombr ----‘■■m public too ring ta um Ttowncblp :_______________ I Townablp Hall. 1090 Opdyka Rood. Thuntoy, December 9th.; lots, ot 7:M S.m. to oonaidtr the following appllca-looa for n-eoulng: To oliaatt from R-J I tossed under the vehicle;01 after 1|m driver had parked it to!1***1 »**000 front of the Dundee Truck Line Romct of intention to con-lac. terminal for loading. !■"“<*££* “ ■°“rt Me' If waa She aecoad explosion oa L^2*r *meet!n7bof "^CommUalon 0*1 DaadM property' la Ova. days. ]jto,oty~ T13 Another track was damaged at ! declared to ' bo the intention of ttoj a Daodee swltehiag yard Bear ------- "* weekend by a NelU Street Jroi ctaterUao i_______________________, . .. ...... ... opdyke Rond; tn.i —I - - --------- along centerline of . Doris Road: th. NU* 13' 40” E HSU ft.; N 3d* 93* 30" W a»9.M ft. to oautar-i — of Mt. Clemen* Rd.; th. along aald I centerline a curve to the left (rMUUt 90 ft.: long chord beari N S3- i» 33.39 ft.) a distance of 334.71 ft. * of Opdyka R2,7 I" 8 0* 99 30" W 9______ Unc to point of beg., c ■ceee mom or let*. ThL . — .... ► triangle between Opdyke. Doris A I construct'and tha i _ ,, ... .. , ■ estimate of aald Improvement Felkt said they are investi-on file for public inapaction. ,. , it tg further Intended to ooaatri gating a possible connection he-LgJJ improvement to accordance wi„.lin w tween the explosions and- a labor: the plan, profile «.nd wtimau. and and mi “ . ,, that the coat thereof shall be defrayed terwted. disturbance St Zantoo Hangar aT .wrta| aweMutont according to! awWOi si Ddtoays Metpopoiitonlgtokjto^yto tput «L!L ■.------------------ Alrpnt. Vioiene^has been charged! *- -* **—• LLOYD LUDY. by.both sides- in the 2!antop dis-■ -pJinulTir^lfyt apaciaf^acceccment die- — local is conducting an organizing that ii.m tt of the eatimated cost drive expenses thereof shall be paid from • (Capital Improvement Fund. ■____ -..... ■ I NOTICE ra HSRSBY OIVfM- e Nov. IS. Dus. 1, IMS NOTICE OF HEARING Off mKffloj _awaameut ImproyemenU by Bloomfield Township Board’ . __ _ T| scribed property: i following do- FE 2 The Pontiac Prow FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 Frost 8 a.m. ta I p.m. uJSSi adjust wlihoi valueless throuxb tbe When cancellations uade be sure to sat "kill number." No itments will b* given. nubUcatto Ion *‘9bn th#*^* S ra M ! ^ «3o 5:S 9 4.90 7.30 11.94 J tS BUH Pontiac Press box numbera._ Young Man Trainee Position open aa adjuster In 1 Mae area. A good opportunity la Inanctol organisation --- - ---i with mum totoaaal petltivo salary. College preferred. Car furnished. Apply Couunoreial Credit Corporation. 4— --1 now, Flint, Michigan. Help Wanted F BABYSITTER UOHT BOUSEROLD MithTdlMr Curb Waitresses > taava lmmedlite open In* i --- ---- 1 the d|] TED'S tom. Apply In person « Woodward___________ dietician-cafeteria manaoSE , To tuparrlw I school cafetortaa and personnel. Flan raaaua. or--—>liw^ prepare ^records and par year. Salary itlona.^ Phone R. EXPERIENCED MANICURIST beauty operatorjeajited^Follow HOUSEKEEPER -7S- fOTHER-UV9 la. Km9* 74449.____________________ MIPDIJCAOED WOMAN Vll needs home in exchange to d tight- Uouaewurk, ---- NEEDED 3 WOMEN 1 Vlclndi^ Dixie and. White C. r - MAii Ibostqm iuOT. J2T.SWSbr"*** Ing and houeocloanlng, FE 3-N RMTilTONO, DATB. LXVE OI ftAf kSrfMM AM IJkl J .Rto'WMlH............ ItflMV-i-ARrtB ana wXsSi 05St—WrMt I aowaro. fW MW. . * work and babyaUUnT FR 343411 lAA BAT IN IMLAT efrr OOCK-UIONIN09 OR CHILD CMC ! er spaniel, white with light brown, wonted. Fr 9-3979.___ Can collect. Liberty *4914. ra- iitoNiNas MiD bAt W6*t' -gS-____________' ■ > wanted." Tel-Huron vicinity, ft MURING SINCE SUNDAT. VICIN7-*-*“• ~ ty of CMoatal HUls. mato dog. ■ w__ black with whrto toaoi PS 9-7999. I,,.i,7*l Notices and Personals 27 Courteous offtcleat ^?rTwS?aAL MIUEOORAPKINO TTFINO SEt-retarlal service. EM 3-3943. WASHINGS AND iftONINoA PIC*. up and delivery. OR 44179. WASHINGS AND IROHfNOS. PICK-upoMtoBvor. MI3-9919. A BETTER WAY TO Pay Your Bills HOMEX SERVICES 196 N acleaa! Rank Bldg. ' OUva 14104 and OLlvi Balding Service A-l BRICE BLOCK AND' work. Atoo Bragacoa. L„ — _—_ — -—,—■ -- laJu^NtUITcSHaBmuE «L»g:l UTcsgtoiag BARGAIN Oarages, additions, porohos, rec-rwllou^raamo. Terms. UcansM. j AEROTRED8 KNAPP SHOES 1 FRED HERMAN Og vnoe ARE YOU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? *^2B25CSS«?S IjflfeWnWHAM F?r«M (^HOOOS AND AUBURN Rut Apts. Fnrnisksd~37 JJtogTctoa# to. no drinkers % 'MfSpKSf'SJ? Vg& IFV. tdo^V veto ar mouto. pr iSk . ‘iS^^n^pTiAgrufll fti’_toro>vg »to aotr FE 3-7431 raw 1 emsmrvamf jM-WtoHLllb. on Alto CUSTOM HOMES BUILT TO BUTT CONSOLIDATE ALL YOUB RILLS FS t-ilM. you- plan or oura. Model avail- AND LET U8 GIVE YOU riSffin abto gut Any Or. In Cranberry m ONE PLACE TOFAY * TervrtJ BUDGET SERVICE 1 " ' r ROOMS ANb SATK^gu FEa J^^fSra at rt) Baldwin *^®STWHJflis D>0rni6MVd Prlvhu? entrance, M1W OtBCT * boo ms. 0riLiTins,~fnt: n iiSiT * ^ • * ■ » ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED IrtWMMMto.. See W 4.311________ kVra, I and designing. FE 94394,: , CEMENf AND! LOCK WORK.’, Kalth ft Slegwart, FE A-9793 . j 1 ELECTRICAL 8ERV—FRfCE E8T _FARTNEY Elbe trie, FE 9-9439 excavatino AHD“¥iafNeHfif5 MtogfijnNittK^Yir ~ ■ ■ Ught FREE ESTIMATES" ON ALL 7TIR- - 221 .si-^og^TgpHiR AftbtW, W gtJi aStow , HTto ___ J-MROE kOAUl Pvt; |*i «^l 155 W* "to Syl- 0 HAND RAN 1 of qcd win >ona ot clothto K u tually th IN DEBT? TF SO LET US FocUae Motm. *vi^utrVM ^^ggaggiigiiir ^ MMt, near J iiTH lUvnPm Hospital's Tiniest j Baby in History j Gets to Go Home] TRACEY CITY, Trim. (AP)-| The tfoiest baby ever to survive in: Chritanooga's Children's Hospital bent her Christmas deadline for i going home by nearly a month. Lisa June Oliver, daughter oi Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Oliver,; VHjlghrrt only 23 ounces wfaeii she was born June 28 at nearby Psi-' iDCf, Tnm. Her weight dropped' to Wt ounces soaRiafter. This we«k she tipped the scales, at t ounces over the 5-pound mib- j bona when hospital authorities rs- Pantlac. Michigan wUl meet to th# Commission Chamber on December 9. 1990 at 3 o'clock p.m. to hoar augguttor-and objaettoua that may ba made t parties Interested. 1 » A va.— , -■ - Dated November tt. U90. ADA R. EVANS. ' City Clerk Section 10, Bloomfield Township oak- land rnipfly ______ too take notice that the Township Board of the Toanthlp of —- field has tentatively declared NOTIC1 I Townthlp Water Commla- 1MN Tbai— ___ nat tentatively deelgnated .... egeelal aseeeiment district against which Street. Rochester? I ^ Bids mttot ^be tub "Water Tep Bid. ' Specificetione way [be obtained at the office of the Town-Itolp Clerk, by si) tote rested to submit- Take further notice .mtnatloe. The .red show! the > SU.7SO.OO. tot the Town-i Monday, Do- I 7:39 o’akoto p.m ^ NtoomOaM Tianaikto - BtoB. I Township .of BtoomlMd for the perpoee of hearing any object lobe to the petition. to the hapkevetocnti and t Li 4 a i Help Wsntad Mah -—3 SHARP MEN to aeelit manager to advertising promotional department. Freoo-tloni available. Traneportatlon furnished. IN WE OUARANTEED SALARY j REACH CASH CUS-j TOMERS through ,Classified Ads. CaO FE 2*8181. _ dsfc _Mot|no, poCT ■IWHItK PR ing, L. A. Youns. >LASl|jifN6 AflC RxSFAHur-Rtoe, P»t Lee, F» Mta ROOFREPAiRS AVESTROUdHatO PR < 'aoUsg,l^^n£i'£?H Phona^FE fdbtb TOO LIES TO c6me live MR ue? | year old girl and school boy. We work long bohra Nrad^^PUjiek eager, no heavy work r ANTED BEAUTY OPERATOR WAffiRB'RboFlNG W»rt guarantoto Frae eatlmatei. wxrr bASEMEiri- i ph6neT1etX Give You 1 Place to-Pay Ease ¥our Mind WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY' MICHIGAN CREDIT ____COUNSELLORS _ -a. 5 M«atb«r MIS1*” SfS11 Oouiutlort teJn?t'. Jty»' *«» Prttort urgently "g-afigL *°» SvSL waitrS®T (RNISHED apart. ^jto. pluo utUIUef^ia '»j«j *** J^toth.^,^^ \ * m £ *, A|»g. ftwliil g Rent A pi ^THtf PONTlAc PRESS, THUI^ AY, DECEMBER 1, I960 Frank Adimi » Root Hofoa rwjilii 3»t/ DAX SHIFT [ SEVENTY-THUNOT ss-srsui jyj&s: 'frgjfar 1W Eaet Huron strut. ,K«yr!“ 1 SdMe Wr. Kto,,!. „rw: wnra. **&.*» "glassy. tHMS-rf C*iSf■ At fir'MV**"® SLATER APTS. “w«a"' Arm a and Sundays see t. CARROLL. At . AUBURN nmmnnBD apari — DlMMM (E9|_______ »*e ftUMteli. I « |5or* ■' (teat. in Whit r«*« •mm, ijHri t*mw*a>r««t. JltjKlil J^sajss LAKE VISTA.APtS. jyrSgSSH^%n^: MOO—II aS’LcS n» it xaons.nnuiiMQD.Aix tom. Nor Dodge Pork. Vk sk bh buo. ana Wteoneh. *»»»«• op»» » itil i«i ONION LAKE VILAOE. LAKE *—t. 3-bedroom. oil toot, roar saaaea. Mil Oaacada. ™ ARCADIA CT iJjg®SSr’Sm ) nat*. rrr bn. 1 •V-JB- 10) MMhanie-Vfnr’ ‘ decorated etfleleooy apt, Sultobls tor 1 «t | ■°iig;,usa8~ai° RentApU, UafwaliM 9$ I large room apt. REPRIO pad .loro Adult* only. FE MW. V.AIlfl I BEDROOM. PAjffL? -tarn Lakafrodt onto OR MW, 1 AND NATSr'WNLL HEA?85~ANb Chartottel* nfiSR Ant. e*' )mVtvS2S Rant Hosts— Unfum. 40 hooted baUdtnf. Just 1-story 1 walk-up. Automatic —* hea «•-! tor. dor or night. T Rich oebool tloo ■_______ within abort dlotone* I BEDROOM HANOI ROUX, OIL AujaoOji wtejor_ bettor terajjV 2-BEDROOM BRICK Dlplti. full kfattuL MAS h.A d-corttrd MS •euruHstssr^ WSS/9SBBSM ICoUioN , ^»<^«^rmANCB ----------------gy \ _.«tovo iwni. nwB. Hen. I t^agpllC~«TiC’fi Furnished” Catt^pfter ■I., .. I bedroom o, (at Aw* Hank old* — WMtflaid st . 1 tod- no* upper— a Mdrom snpot— Wled room lower, ri owi or HW r"-- decor*t*d MS per month NICHOLIE-HARGER FE 2-7273 ODERN REDEC-lllcbeels. Inquire BEDROOM, orated. noor at 317 Edtsi t BEDROOM. LA ROE TARO FOR For Sal* Houses BUY SELL i TRADE ; '.mo 1 MILLER MODERN COUNTRY UVDtO tefeet -w-—“ *—*- —t Suburban oft Pontiac Troll. Ooor I aero of beautiful r round., J‘a CO- (Orate, oil now septic toted Urine room with out atop fireplace, separate diifing roon o nice sun room. Many adrpnaa Bloomfle.d Townshl brick ranch built modern as tomorr stud htowomf, t_______ off manor, fireplace, I ached garage. alee lot. Inapec-o necessary to opproclote. V West tide off Voortols Road. New carpeting in Bring room (drape* Included i. good drr basement, marly now OH furnace. 3 ear garaao. Boot buy on tbdaya market — $7,000 - term*. V beater Oood rental area — terms arellable. Call tor full details. William MiUer Realtor FE 2-0263 For Sato Hoy ARRO HANDYMAN Coaid mate iiSM'tSMsa 0 uanB^f O'NEIL, ' lf*at 3-bedroom a Oak floors, aula RTO&?DP*Ia^ln, On this S*b«droo mile i horn*. Stairs roiUd consider -™ -H Inks lot ss «jl» wffijiffiS?***' , Large S-kodraom with War gs- miSMogS'i.M^ • 1141 Cess-EUsabeth Road FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844 OPEN f A M to E:M P.M. SSSS tom# U eery veH.toM. haa WmCLToS recreation. lMrwar garage, ud lamteis fard. Tot to'.: elusive lake privileges on EUsebetb Lake. 414.599 PRA callable. THE TIME 1S RIOHT to Ineeet la that better Ik. T ll-$ Play Santa Clau Doe* the thought of brooking housework maj mat oomptlesd gi proportioned iivin* » gorgeous bedrooms, ga one half bains/ The (standing kMgton I It's designed for easy Bring hi a modern war. Built-In features which will make her dan a Joy. Thar* are three lonly bodrma., roe. rm„ a flrep1-— toon o ....________________!■ A future aotlelttee room. % ear atteehod plaoterod garage. 133.500 Is the low ng- cdscoped 1c ly tlt MO. MIOHT TRADE. JdWaj. J-PAM1LT INCOME. opto down, l up. Always rented. Oood Norte city to- •• Immediate Possession ■tug our key on your Chrtst-oas tree with only ll.OOO di— r«f* (leroa... ____________ 5 aaiAit ROOfi 'ijft, IBSal Bor > , dSratotsvi i - | "teed ae*m”modeni F«*IsSm' "HP"»??.“tof"' llw 1 IteMOt boom^ BatS and wto rt Mil g M—AND BATR. I sol SiSirhJXm* '*w | «gg^~aP^jT%in.i US. . ~ I . otOT ond tuna TunEtodT n came M 4.7471 I hosoment. log. $0 N, I. Bled. —come, rm fit-it.------------------c_ after « p.m.. all day Bat. and UPPER a ROOMS AND f‘—L — partially furnished Oaragt Rnas._________________________ HAYDEN possession of thh lonly t bedroom bungalow with a room, three-piece ceramic gas beat, feaaad la lot a i-car garagt. ' or emputn! I location off th I7M down WEIST APTS-160 AUBURN AVE. I bodrwom apt. newly deeerated, 1 Ot' l MOMT cOBSTTB- nte bath and entrance new yfatoK; 4 RMS HEATED «TOT* NE-Ml ~ £ r"hooi5~ bath Pntlr Rent Houses Furnished 39 . For Rfnt Rooi— 42 For Sal# Houses 49 >* Msuo mss omi^D^to^ i *?* stopping at door, lqe. | by owner a bedrms home Wm. Ml n 1^13*4 or LI troot attraetlye rm PE X7»S. I Neer Rochester Nice grounds! -- - - I-WdT, STS liable In 1 wk. I CLEAN BLEEnN ROOM |S. PE I "•**> Binds trees. Full basement I AVON TWP. ON ADAMS RD. Many t BEDROOM DUPLEX DRAYTON , ■....' - ' -.' I iSu* U* i !ftr“ *5,JS“ *-*"■ to— *'« Plslns. Oms heat Ml mo. OB CLEAN StgRltO- BOOM. WiW- -4*^ Pto—"jJR 1WB--:-- SljISt. trim, Platt- JfjaKitfSJ POTUnsBlD,-1 AND ‘ " *'*“ Autumn Leaves Depart .! For Christmas Sentiments We msan buslnese whan w* offer tele fully IneulAtad 3-bedroom bungalow, with • three-piece bath. fuU basement, oil tost. In a good neighborhood 13,500 to purchase YOU BE FIRST NO DOWN PAYMENT -We hast 1 bedroom tomes 3-bedrooat homo*, some wH Lake. Ph. EM 3-MTa after 4 p.m Close to spools and *1 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX I ^BSLUsSa. i M£SEW?R3F I Itonoo CSTuLTiha CBooli p»rt~Pil»~1Tm: isttts^r ROOMS. NEW BOMB — 4 todroom*. I bathe ! ------- i —or West end of kussJelh ELWOdO REALTY , ceramic Ulo" countertop, double Immsdlato pbassselao. J5oB wiW-HWate BaTb abb [^GHILDREN WANTED entrance. EM ptelo —hldtag fin-, n>"v ***** **** •ns and uUltttes. *10 week. EM _ ______ I IjMl atl* Union Lnto RdT 1 cur*«*. 1 ] 3 BEDROOM MODERN, NeXr I EUBPIMO BOOM WITH KITCH- Srtn' re * “"V wi h, hOf• living t% f or-I f. pudiJ^n VtAR COLORED to. close in. n Leaiagtou, .nTt-yu.'-' -------------------------- ' ---------------------------- NTH ___icyyftf:—:----1 ’ FE 4-7833 M. noltY CLEAN, BUS . w "*"1*0. W. at 7.-- *— ”*» SdMsT 3 BEDROOM TERRACE 140 MO. ••JTI OB 3-P74S after 4. ■_________ _______ ___________________________ lit BEDROOM ruiTj-u-— --------- i Fnoosi u>psi~pay:^BNTBBr Motmoirmain -| teSSrS. ss wA.-a S5S“ 2” ’«sS ■ **3te 5*4 Whlttamor*. FE F^CiiOM UPPER, WENT SIDE OA8, Pontiac. Pull bath and hot water, f BEDROOM- H| Hjto. ~ ___ | _tout, garage, fll/f* MSM. Sit vkly tnel heat EM 1-033* 1 hJS gTi month“Fw'i'lin \ eteun modern home^PR 1-031•“ •.sat rrswntjniSiir1 ****** NICE ROOMS ALSO* 3 NICK | ** 44M* b*foM1 1 "iiEDaOOit COLONIAL. OOlfEL- ofl^rookiyn. Call >*1811 ROOM A BOARD WITH 6*~Wfff£, — ------------- r*htmc“ ° rfOTjn. su. haul. Adult, only,PE rSobW FCHNirTOD-^EWLTI tm.™ ” mtotow tttetou vsQ toam asm FjOglq and JWTR lower Ieauttfcl i BEDitooii urkrti ioiooii redxcoratkd 2u2?‘«aJ? eSoTSi ’S—t ! °p« D*Uy and sun. . H btantteu freessr A refrtgaralor __FMt Ml »-ml_____Luka front bom*. Mtemulte oil bom. Mg m HgL ! WESTOWN REALTY P*r»>e No ahlldren Phouc PE I ROOM BRICK UPPBTImBC tout ayaUakSTtU Xanp I for OT Sirpenter grade school on Jot- P&B 1_EUBDU.Y! *71 S: Bled. —F*wtotet • pm. ______ • oral# basement will furnish ttee* *. y. J1*1 V—** ••»“, Ira Roto, immediate occupancy. ...Mi —!tot sure. PE $-ttSl. •• ISM * APARTkiENT, T IS55iBf~lifAR ^*Ud refrigerator, rk TtSut I »‘ •»»»• ptoforrad- Call Pi 3-91M baa station, clean quiet. 1 or 3 I ROOM* PlNtoTACE. STATE ST' - "lUi-*•*_*_ people JNo cat*, dogs or drinker.) — - “«• *“ ■ • ^ -- I » .-1-. 1 - ■ ■ w* wiwi AHU UAIMUE. AUHURTS j U AtoAntEd- mi m*-*k, »« ubsim ikmm. imw umi, rthup side FI 2-2144 • I ■ *- ■ CMttUmm Hfiyttu m Wi l : 1 k-.!W RftuschUibMh. ~------ ■■ I 15V* icr« f auburn mnditts-i and a oil furnace. Braasaway lust. _ j R^iI2,R, IVAN W. SCHRAM FE 5-9471 op»rw IfVallle dace ____ _ itlng for y oi art sura we toe* • of your choice tor > down. And you do no S AND SUNDAYS Wont you PRONE US N< MULTIPLE L1ST1NO SERVICE o. SSto n PHA. COLORED - No down pay- RAY O’NEIL, Realtor W3 8 Telegraph Road Opan M ak, PE 3-7103 OB $5ni e Lake Priced quick sola. SUM. Imw dm ; I BEDROOM OX ____________ meat. All neatly decora tod. wall to wan earpotlag In U nag mow dining room and stairway, 1 ca c»r»«e Lots of flowers Maks i Lauinger f’cHAYDEN,Realtor. **°* ~wn 7 «•"J» ' " * w»« Oto- BN. r»r*L^ U^TocaliL You*can ly daaantod 1 kadraam raaak —-Pull basamant. j,pt*co bate with colored fixture* Lares lot In «•§*' location Only $11,130. Term*. .- —I UUInles ...________ 4 A HATH LOWER. NICELY Fnn-“ I* only. M Not ■art. l»tk OakUnS A Silver Lake Rd. - 's budget | Convalescent Honws 44 ONLY $10 DOWN or Information pin r«, erv\ nAiinr P Howard. PE 3-S41X . $1,500 DOWN Easily, 470 West Hare to a neat tom* tor tee i 1 todroom famUy. Located on Stlrer Lake Bd. This bom* has such feature* as: hardwood floors, flre- bul* cloaeu. Pius brand now gas | _______........ _ forced air furnace. Storms g I WEST SUBURBAN screens Included 1 car garage.! Three bedroom ranch home with Only gU.bto with *150# down i carport Aluminum Storms and Nicholie ______vtstjs^r UX ROOM. THREE BEDROOM. . REW STORES. • WEST ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOM APT-.’ FOR ' » HtoTTRlif 3-BEDROOM RR'lilUPULLnUBB- I ROOMS AND OARAOli'AUBURN infiB&iOOii. OAFrfEAT"AVAE ■ Side ' FE I D44 M . NlctSoSaraer^FE^MIM*"*** I WE^-^fiir^ 1 sad V'roJLaiOTte apart- ?NOOM-ROCSE -WTTR^noVB SSSo Edlto'IS* R*1fUMS2S' MODI STM? DEL altet t C 03703 For Sale or Trade CUCKLER REALTY BSTpl BACHELOR APT ISir CODA* aNd baby ..tote and aaSrano* Tm a-awtr COTTAOE8. Alt- ItTILlTTES Weekly. S“ ■ - “ ' ~ - “ ‘ ORCHARDCSt’RT » UL 2 51 .FER 140. “TWfate I Broadway Lake Orton. Huron. WfiSto* __ ______-—Jy Reduced** 1 toV-pTg-SS* **“ H ^ ^ ia1an™Nbedroom r i^oa^-ATO rRdbkte odera in Erery Detail J*'"; TITkII, r*M" Mj "- Wm£L2lS~~ 1 grinding, block boring, hea, milling-, valta aarvtaa. valvt guide narlltlng WOHLPEIL-DEE iTH STtuiagtaph f| 3-4SC7_ INSTALLED FRETE . Auto springs, muffler*, tall pipes generator*, starters liiM *b aorberg whan bought St ragulai SlOIXERBACK S AUTO PARIS . in Baldwin WE 3A477 | Dixnc Hwt'PE AUir ~~1 Sand, Gravel and Dirt - quick BtrtLbnm Aib'~tHgloig ■ — elm* bids Nelson Bldg OR ■ULLDOKINO idili *--«*■ A toruuL r 1 3-BEDRM. MODERN RANCH -Large lot. Lake Orion. Rom or S5J- tti,1!1? **” "P"-*- Mhlek’*. Call days Mon. through Plrt. fl Carpet Cleaners t-l RUO AND PUR Cleaners Pot plck-u 4-71IC,____________ Dol Repair______ MARYBtl.L S DOLL ROEPRAL Mow open for Doll Repairs BATEMAN REALtY —d. Mewer Service Jy,-. $ teleqrapm^open ever jriciMi an£T batr. down. *U*LS EAW * LAWN"mower SERVICE T 8.......Hi ” i i^raromiALbwiR: ■ I'___Spnrting ADE . ■* ROOMS, itk CAR OARAOE. - --- Jsed Gun. * equtpment |i~~n6SH ~Ui^Sii loPll 3-Bedroom Tri-Level • Wooded area LADD’S MOVE TOMORROW SMS down so this nice 3 to homo with OU boat. Lee co near Walton and MSUO. monthly Incl taxes and tee FraakStopberd. I mil* Not Walton at “»• an*m* i Rochester , Floor Sanding ra Height* vicinity. Auto Wash. * Polish. CENTRAL AUTO WASH—14 W] An*y. SlU* Coral, SHnon TnuaA .Una. PE t-im. Boot anti Motors PAEUtON • WATEBLOX . BRUCE Ft—co Poolers PtIRNACBS, ALL KINDS. BEST Repair anti Service i AAH Sales MA $-1591 NEW A USEto EQUIP *4 HOI ! Sere fankg Rea tin* PE 4-34 ARCHERY EQUIPMENT 19% DISCOUNT - CRESTLINE . . AND LONE'STAR BOATS AND r, ; ALL RQUIFMENT i*¥ KELLY HARDWARE &snK£__ AUBURN ROAD_____DUPlM 3 R—tot 0A8 HEAT basement. EM state at Johnson. I W a mo. — 3-T390____ I FOR RENT * BEDROOM ROUSE —children welcomes M ChtftUac AUTO — INDUSTRIAL I Close to school PE 1-1*31 after 4. HEAVY EQUIPMENT iAETlSklBiC'' IS " mUMTITtOM Nr^Wttfime' Lk. Vacant Oik r REDROOli BRICE. STORMS 884 tcrMttft, newly decorated nr" enryied. by owner^ >*A 5-Ift. PAY LIKE RENT: Immediate poaiaaalon an this todroom modern homo ne* Dodg* State Park. Only »T*». STOUTS BEST BUYS TODAY painted b Standard______ water baooray ready to paint • i bsmsatow Oto floors. pli staled w bastion. ■ WEBSTER. , NO DOWN FATMXNT ^ * Loyely JliAww (Ml w«h tut* Noete Suburban 1st. OXFORD — LAKE lake ROME ba* an m Par a growing family, recrsailon room with dows overlooking toko teg n Steam doankig Harrington Boat Works LARSON AND CUTTER BOATS MSS S, Telegraph Rd PE MW B—I Storage 4 Rontoli H pro, finite ply. 3 Furring Strip# . 4 DM flu Hr . MV 3-ljg Lake Orlok______ Bttdy and Fsndsr Repair Mto ____________________ . ___ft, 30 7x4 Dbbflaa — —----------- Doug pir Board# per If in k Wool insulation ^ .. Bag lie TrBCfcRsnUl Trucks to Rent __PAINTING 1 -TrnmrrnM — . ttoyd Motors- LINCOLN-MERCUBY COMET i t^ V^rtorriiYL' nliiH IteTou Ptek™. iitetwa Stek ItontD^lumber CO. ^AND EQUIMtENT*18 Dump Truaks—Samt-TraUara _____ .X 3-9131 KELLY'S BUMP (KOP J Claininif' 154 onauSip LK. PE S-SMI Oampltte f*«y ft Eep***^Repairing unxnnnu am*. rm rwwpltit Mmdf 8 Tender M»p< —K Lights K— •d lumpen I* EattmataPWPm t of Automobile! ModsmisMion Written gwsrnnteo with every lob i I years to pay. PAINT1NO-PAPERINO-WALL sanln^ ML 3-7W1 Tuppei ACME QUALITY DECORATORS Painting, pa par removal, wall -washing.- Free cat. UX 3-31110, -jMfs&tr — — Industrial Tractor Coi. Opan Dally Including Sunday Plastering Service PLA8TERINO — WORK 6lUkiK-teed. >41 N. Saginaw FE t-C3*4 ied. MI K. Saginaw. »______ PLASriSfilQ. NEW CKILINOl r«p8lrt 884 844tttOM. Be*t won ■HrfMBllK CM Mitt, lijrfobtffhi . THOMAS UPRQtSTBEDH ' 1ST NORTH FERRY ST. ^T&S-mB — But' This sgtee-reserved for vouf Business and Service Directory Ad. ask par i Stream. MY 3-37*1 NICE CLEAN *-BEDROOM'HOME' automatic oil boat basement, garage, deposit required Ml MW. EW BRICK'FRONT RANCH g rooms, toll basement,, beautiful uad area tst and up. MICHEAL 8 REALTY E 4-4523 U 5-01lg WR 3-43*0 4-bedroom, nag boat- OL I Wl 4-BEDROOM BRICK , Exclusive subdivision. Fireplace, dining room, largo nvtas room, modern kitchen.- dishsraeaer. m ceramic bathe, basement, cement patio Building Ttx3T. lot 115x171' For only WLllS. Peterson Real Estate MY 3-1681 BEDROOMS, 34 POOP UVDtO. -----‘intrnr room, bate M foot ■a blbck from EhaabeUi ..ach. School* close. S7.S00. ----- Phone MI 4-7SM afternoon, only totweon 134 p.m. 4 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME ; yg t4n colonial. I' month* old. boar at-fhchod gareg* l'a bate*. Fireplace 8iormt and screen* Corner tot 90x138. Oa* h»*t Rochester Village CRy water and sewage. Aeeum* the mortgage -of (IS— • with *3.590 down. Phone OL I-L34S. I ROOMS AND BATH. PULL b**tmgn1L 1 ear, garano, teto_on each slde. ol houw. UMOS VWL woB h 1H garage Priced to Ml quick- j oa Milt ly, at uhl with ne1 --- ■ terms. “CALL NOW :• (laulng om M only MSM. JACK LOVELAND It* Cam Lako Rd. « HW, - ROCHESTER j w^5m?Srii,. m ^Tij TRADE OR terms stery brick and frune borne 3 todroom brick; ceramic bath: 1 S wall-planned room* and bate carpettes; fa* heat; toll bate- j down, large finished attic. Ideal meat; fenced roar yard. SUMS., tor chOdtenc room, basement Dial PL 3-7730, Weaver Realtor , with OU heal, laundry trays. RENT AND BL*Y i R. J. (Dick) VALUEX Realtor ' FE 4-3531 - MS OAKLAND •Wu. "BUD' MODEL, u*»to"5mh fKa - Plenty of elboi PI *359 DOWN i BEVERLY. LAROE BlAjriefcAN kOCiiTTWA: mooth^ld? _ jertord. tlecme rnngx »Uh r»- ySpi, _ boSI'me* <^hSm.1,ii>*** 1,0' iw, d6— east or oroSEI in^AR ixkeC X«poS' ( lot. FE. $MSt' I and 3 *todt_______ locatotne A* tow as M3 monthly CORNER LOT MICHAEL’S REALTY ! room here to mis uemrome CISJ — LI 5-9199 WE 3-4300 home, only * blocks from Nortb-SYLVAN laex J™ Sq^n Warwick ha* new model I a r*yt,! Income Special orfy^ Commercial Tip-tap eoctditi leeturtec large rooms. *ep- 1 Bring Roqd 3 bedrooms, tjktil screens. large porches front beautiful i y 11.30 tfitaSwlt a“piil^:^_rJf**!g /.«»» ^ HP sgTPi HfcQ.---------- srag,jg cSn*affMd UTlSva Drayton Plains money tor remddenng-U tes^ljuid, toteted ft IN V1LLAOE 3 ____1 bean , ta* h*at. PE MBs. SYLVAN VILLAOE f ROOkWlMD both, full baeemon- -,’5* I I SAM WAREICK BAS 1-BEDROOM privilege* tlM lease. FE 4-MSO. WARM COMFORTABLE ROOM •lib kitchenette and tote. Every-** —' Older man. fas toot garage,______ General- Hospital. PE 447VJL ir™ iHovaSi NOW kvatlablo Aulffll month X*t*rwMM^^ulr*d A C comp. Wisf~SIDiri'ilOOI(S, I BATRB. ‘ • ^KP.JEWl 'QMNlkl $299 DOWN Putt price *4500 ($0 Mo wod special — * l«ft« > Suburban Livhig At Its Best of proport j 31508 00. U LAROt FAMILY4 «! Partridge a the *‘bixd^ dearbornN Option To 1 teeutifui 3-bfdroo jaicbborhood of com mg*. Fully IBm 1_ car garage sad does Superb landscape and throughout. Located as golf eonrao/'tYWad al “Bud" Nicholie, Realtor Best Lake LpaUiog- .. Sylvan Lake. 3-bed roam, MOT wl_. edsk 1 n ■dto’tol Otote g|| totoft , 3 8 4 b<4n48H, l1 $5,000 EQUITY FOR . room nouM la DfAFtoa contract Landscaped loi OR 3-m?, uriSm: w: w_ ROSS HOMES' I :h.u*3 _ on ion Sylvan Village Mcxlei ----314* PONTIAC DR.----- $9,500 vm^bmid 3 toOTa^randt^atyto aak ftoars tUr bate, blroh cup furnace—Insulated Take lease „ — mo. 4$. me., silb.so. Aak tor me. ■ investmet Partridge it Partridge ft A see-dates IMS w Huron Pantiae -PE 4-3591 g*d£g "JSm"^ After 6 p.m. FE 2-3370 i »» I toll bate un. hese- I - -- ----- "" 1 _," V—‘t- :^“!a *sj j HAGSTROM 4-level - J bedroom. » baths. ALBERT M. CATTKLL, BLDR TO 8ETTLR Eat ATE. 19*7 BERK- . Warren Stout. Realtor 1 7 N. Saginaw M. Ph. FE frsi« ..7Sr?--" — ' A REAL BARGAIN FOR PASH if 5ran^,%AJSi:|1 Large atUlty. ton sad pad. Full 1 ■ price $4,449. Alao avalliMa.1 ad- r Joining tote al (Sift each. Partridge^. to* WMhiBgtew Park 1 todrocma, (tea heat, basement, garage ITS.-MS. win PRA. 1499 dn. Broker ob jaw. OPEN DAILY »mtHb«ck *bum | ^ajvRKs5oNwi~ Open 7 days ft week. J and 1 bed ream hoes so .in Sunset Park As* m kaOTtoap. On our tote tor rtSN, MM down and *7$ 1 ! BY OWNER. ir appototm t. 1 YR OL .-SSTBRi kritt, ranch, gaa hast — atoms to* aereene ei --------------aaa. earpdttni. aa^jikgaa^lHtok ^,SM jta. ------ _ MISS. ... Stelto MOUfit yours lav sil.Mft. 3 tod- REAL ESTATE, INC. Opaw'DaSj to »**ltan5ay It to l| f ATinWwD Tw-pTfiTlgl DIRECTIONS Oft Union Lika Rd near St. Patrick, church and follow tens. AIM. In Highland. Just oft M-JS M 75x330' tola. ,(!SS down STEELE REALTY (Main OHics) H. R. HAGSTROM ... REALTOR a 4*04 Highland Rond (MM! t -NMUr OB 0-4954 » i IV 4-7904 alters UKHNOa WdiNTED $500 DCSWN | Weal Side near Voorhees 3 bedroom. finished porch, baxement. gee MSI. paved atreet. Immediate ! paasteston iai$9 East Beverly — Large I flat, $ and s rooms each. 1 gas furnaces, i in'll near Baldwin Are ■ PONTIAC REALTY* J 4-Mdl1 m Baldwin PR sap O'NEIL MULTIPLE USTINO BEK VICE GI's 1 WITHIN YOUR BUDOET ta / tela IkiUMft toteSMOT j Splaster wall* ana ear- Sd teMtaMm^aalsroir* s “• °*SR1ir -v:-' • ENTY-FOUk the Pontiac press, Thursday, December i/ imo f TODAY’S BARGAINS i Oft TRADE--l.org*' 3 M- ___tn home. boatment, ~3 lots DiyjM^irN. Full pUc# III 5*0. M. 'ESf'hU.X. &.T' DT*'' Ff t. M> Noray Ft, iDORBIS’l FE 4-4526 *"““r 11 . T ■ 'fcu* LAKE HTi| ' *1®- For Salt; Houmo marmaduke By Anderson ft Looming l CM Baldwin Ave. I 1 bedroom ook floor*, newly d*< orated 01m 10 hue end store. On t 11.600 ooob «0 mort*ag< Near Oxbow Lake il ImiM, lor*# kitchen, | Eat.* :et ' ami1 . Executive ■ . j’ ro'i tb« Answer to! your home 1 ■ iblem located In West Blodm-, IN. en WILLIS M BREWER . j JOSEPH 1 ___. ___ -_„'.*i&»Knt.r „ 1NCLOT3INO TAXES ABO IN-EE S.0S21 FT A 47 IS SURANCH, FOU can Hot eomtoo-— ably tn tins quite new north side: J bungalow — m blacktop street I '• A 4tb par cent ntongag* 110 56* with only kl.sno dowi $500 Down ... B1f lot — attractive bungolow - 1 ANNETT I lome Plus Income IVb acres with lovely 3-bod-rm^bome New oarj»eUn«Jn j^arimtm* •tparair from * t’tK&’di?’wttf^tow monthly LIST WITH Humphries i floor Ipdroi DORRIS ft SON 1 "SMITH" n“rerear,(5es*Vfat"wiiter . «•*« (THIS MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. LAKE FRONT Excellent^ Beach ^^.0\ely ALL* THIr1 ANp1” VSo/Ie ,, TOO FOR 111.M0. Terms! SMITH . WIDEMAN 412 W Huron 81 OPEN EVfc* TE 4-4426. ‘ • ' For Sak Lake Property 51 2-MDROOM HOUB* OH COM- Ranch modbl home. Cl MSE Realtor EM 3-0085 Ml 4-8825 SVIAANTLA K KFtfONT year around Viomi Swage ^EAMEfeSfeMpBAE^^ oar. aM 3-0M1- Stuart Conway. bfeLIEVE FT OR NOT! •MSI TO «,M» INCOME from l or I apartment* wife frea rani to van of. Moo i bedroom •partMom, Trad* 3 or 1 bedroom. home- «k sale and term*. / W. H. BASS, Realtor BUILDER -; ., FE MM s’ wbA’ST terma'o — I Ffe 4-7631 I sik Ho—sheW Orada 48 DETROITJTEWfeli KITCHHNOAB*RANOS WITH BAflE-Q-MATtO WASHER 5 DRY-er comb. Hfcifta. old My——. BLfeCTRIC RAROB^-UCJCLOCK and timer, t*37. PE i-3*1l- j_ BASY IRONER. JM. ,WbO*M* r waeher antf Ruud water heat ’ 80-gal. FE 8-I371. " kaBy combination wash and dryerOood condition. II OR I-TM4 frJotoairi MraaiCOEWBLJIS...-5 k;,.® xL.f*'a ■81 js.a- ss *“ ■«— -‘“ve, *35 ria . FE FOR BALE IT OfOIR. with well. Bttemr-* mtioi north Font Srluany. model’ll Rendngtim,"!! FRIQIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASH- Blectrlc motor». *V-horer •»- *• — —»««• eno m «-2l4» Swap lor - what ririU Harris. FOR SALS CoUfiS AND CHAIR. iMT Marcus, Watortord. yoU? FE 3-41 SELL OR TRADE _ COZY BUN ■alow well constructed and only 4 yrs. old. Oak noors. alum. * ‘ill and tn nceUent gutter. Priced at only il FE 3-4110. Ask for Mr. Brown. HELL OR SWAP-fLAROB EQUITY in 1-bedroora homo for Into model automobllo or oarisfo. PE 1-8817. - FE 4-4526 WSBT WALTM* BLVD ZONNED COMMERCIAL . * Wi hovo ovalhtblv I par-.. cate of land with acorn-blood frontier of M0 feet .on We I ton Bird., oomprte-tos ApproAlmstrly nine scree of land, together with tww ogelloot houses end horn. Thle property wotlld be I dost for a church. msrble fireplace, nice bright dtnlne rm knotty pint kitchen nil basement, gas host. 3-csr garage. Ill,MB Terms. ’ommerdal * Rear ^Pontiac City ^Hjoepltal. dfUoo. Now gat furnace. 55 - I'Paint Creek Near Rochester, Faint Creek at the roar of lga^ lot 130x350. Brick ranch. 3 bed- wlth I celling i deelreble f< kitchen' Dolco age and ot Located on 'balaiica M0 ner i CLARK8TON VILLAGE .-lergt f PKOPKR REAT-TY I loss Com mm t Rd. EM 3-41 ! Evenings Call FE |.23»2 i WHITE ! AKP; SEVEN HA i PONTIAC LAKE - Vi | bedroom home with i cftrpetlnjj double lnauli | StllUig for tia.soo. ATTRACTIVE — White 1 Rent, L’se Bus. Prop. S7A STORE FOR RENT, MXM. WOULD j tfl/T* month* ra’fflMI. “r j MTORE OR OFFICE BUILDINjQ. ^parkin*1' ^ one of ‘Ao^' half weqf of Telegraph on Huron j Street Call Lakewood Lanee Bowling Alloy, FE 4-7143___ |H STORE MkM. PARKINO CALL FE Business Opportunity 59 ^ what ban you. FE 4-SMS ' gaoiooud. FOR • SALE BENDIX WASHER AND dryer oamlHnittea. gio. Also. 40 drapes. FE 5-3731. *^knfl*TT* — MArnitm aamsaI Chest and Upright* New model* ihjNUly scratched < eratd marred. . Models at big dl . count' price*. __Tw# yea re to w M days same is cash PREEZERR - UPRIOHT FAMOUS name brands, scratched, ■ MSB Sala HouasMi Ooo4i O FURRW mxc. codo. mm- w-4ra«*ra.- WRINGER WMHEU ■ “weekly k±j WYMAN’S , USED TRADE-IN DEFT, ^ Ouar. washers .. MJ,M fesASfc ^ 81 Odd Occ chair* .. M-W 11 w. FIRE M OOWli Antlq—» 111 OTTAWii DR . FOUTtAO Private dally sale* tu eold. ou painting*, oriental rug*, dune*, triple pSatee. silverware. Oenulne leather luggage, etoamef trunk, etc._______________ antique show and A ale, re>4-AofcRihu^. S Elina both Lt. Rd. Church Ball. SI Walnut. Boches- HIFi, TV anil Radios 66 17 Df MUNTZ TT. M « IN, Mania. 1150 Oood cood. 0»U yter * ft EM 3-17M JP^llL TER TONE TABLE MOTEL, new picture tube and comploMly rooondUloned. OR 3-T5M. MA Button- i5p*r aiior ~anV ’ hi re |«bgr GIRLS ANDMATKJNITY il. to Invest, call Llnaoln I . oloth.ee. Bern coud. Ml 8-3378 • I. }:M a m to 1:15 pm. or f BOY S WINTER COATS. REASON- poR'SALB~DiSF"rRifigi~ rl«a_»?Mr 7__p.nL___| able. M N Paddock ft. rune good FS 8-Mlt ' Sale Lsnd Contracts 6Q j c^g\,g^Tp mgMA1X «” | ~ jrEgfS^ Balance it.IM.l7. sontl’y * | for dump truck or tractor wltt back hoc or what havo you? C. PANGUS. Realtor ORTONV1LLE ____Paildock.___ CONEY PUR COAT. SMALL SIZE FRt-l4dd aflort p.m. DITTRICH ORIGINAL MUSERAT ■■ CLEARANCE' SALE __________ Jacket, perfect condition, MU 1 LITTLE’S FURNITURE A APPL Vim. . • • , • ' ■ ■ I till DOPE WOEWAT orattor OIRL S COAT, DRESSES A N D ‘ ' ol WRTNOSR WASHER e won tore. - elM It. FE 4-S41. ___________-FE 4-1151. ORAY TWEED COAT FOR SALE, i OOOD CHEST OF MATTERS Aim ^^teulr • “ * * •*** 1 '■-1-— *'* h, oths^ fucnltur* ft 3-1 TELEGRAPH ronklln Rd., building and ty. plenty of parking, ai- i location tor harbor shop.. _________ _ ■ r parlor, landscaped sales. | M -OMth -.rili - *' .. , | uniform, etao IS, FE Mill. _______________ "haw’ yuM «n wSuy S ''to >y~ciNF~'btic^ ! cost^>Zci^mySa-1 Hamilton .electric fluff- 30 PER CENT__________ ..wv w BVR, Seasoned 3 ysre. u.iso balance . I* ngs. Ml I-M10. _______ at I per cent. Secured to well f! CAR_LQT. WWE.fMTWl^l ^Mr ^r^Tliumger ~#"1 ” 1-bedroom homo wood for the church rectory. Ikon parcel* may to pur- SrotT1u^U*lCALLruV FcSt COMPLETE DETAILS Ideal for ■ g^MssarkFLL ?^*??f8S£ ctooao from Free out*ldo aortal WUh some sets This spooled sale Sanday. bocambor au>, U noon lo i no. No dealers. Franklin TV Bale* A Service M7t Fan-Uac Trail, eornar. 0***» Lake „ ____ ALWATS Hn6 A lari* selection of tato model, guar ■ —a lelevlr*— TOO Oakland 4-387* ____________■ A 'GROWING DRY CL EA NINO ___ ______... PE Mil. Y?..^°*47 jtg-PC. DINING ROOM BUITK. GOOD j_______ LET Oi~lUT IT OR IKLL IT FOR j - — you. oxford. ocamuHiTt i ♦171 at j AUCTION. OR Will. • Cass FK Ngw % SIMMONS ROLL-A WAT j 1 bed and maktraea, “ 1 Am Earl Oarrata. EM 3-ltll cant tntareet. Pur- o you today, call FE STEELE REALTY (Main Office) I 1246 North Milford Road Betwaen EM 3-3637 or WOODHULL LAKE front lot Ideal tor MO 4-2045 Partridge » DISCOUNT - 15.800 TO HAN- j ole. Monthly payment* $75 tr^ 1 Iftf m D«r Imlnnnal chaser IJ fft„ ......... Hi tors Bxctlittti credit I JIM WRIGHT. Realtor l |tt Oakland Art Open in . I 30 FE 5-644* ____FE 6-7141 1-YEAR-OLD BALANCE 16,376 40 Bl^ picture . ■ Shirley FuU basement. Only *400 a We hare several 3 and 4 I room homes. Some with nr — down to Veteran*. Other tow down payment* to c JIM WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE 14M BALDWIN PE *0541 Attar S. UL 341514 neighborhood Total price 113.556 Can FE S-*6*S This SEMINOLE HILLfe la the k a down payment of *3.000 This Is worth looking at baton you decide on anything CaU today and sea tor your- ■ soil my irai. ROW ABOUT THU. Just north of Pontiac a tew miles. Thsre Is a 3 bedroom homo with carport. Vary large lot. Almost now home, we ar* ^mranStSSMSM this ranch re cash you ally save som* money, delay, call one of our on today. MY 3-3121 isement. Only *3500 wnn (arms. CaU Warren Stout Roaltot. FE Midi. Sale Rferart Property 52 RIVER FRONTAC liver In Cheboygan it fishing In the ___, y la 300-ft. deep, fl___ on 2 highways with 40-foot driveway. Uka. property now aeUlne for *36 par front foot. Must sell une. If y ■n rosily i Money to Loan mmne JTJhfeU r^CHAlRA trade, dinette *13. Wanner*, ifrig*rator*. aU sitae feife : rock mapto buffet A ■tch IM M ea. -Bedroom room sutto* 137 up. Ev-In used furniture at bar* dinettes, bunk beJi roll mattresses. Factory Mens W rirlce. E-Z terms Buy - Mir at LafayrtU wesk’l] q,_v ms n . Cass a vt\ Floor models____ 131 ff MOnrW ntONRITE IRONER. *56. SET OF trundle beds tU FE5-7M*. IRONR1TE IRONER. PROVE TO yourself that Ironing time can be cut - In half wile aaa* and comfort Rent an IruniMo lor pannier a day FE 4-N73 crump Kleetna Water Softeners 66A fSTES- atto. 30 7-6M1 For Sale MisceHatieotu 67 n^ssrvc^Lj I LAROE CRtfe^ yD MAYTRjMB la the S'BIrd'' rtvt^v «Aur2tTnV I' 'UaaOMd'M«ey~Lander.i ~~ | 3 CHAIRb; POOP CONDITION. I rnWa 'u oivhr- ONLY ON. —---------------—----------- reasonable. Ml 4-3577.- I LOVE!Y BINOER BEWINO MA- Imaglae! Ill feel on the busy TFAC.IIF FINANCF CO 1-PISCI LIVINO BOOM BUTTE. I chin*, stg-**S(*r mahogany cab-Dixie Highway. Expaniion room ‘ , V ..V, A w* US. kltchon tablo and chairs, I met ilka new Take oa payments exceptionally matou* bwautiAii 1202 S MAIN ' ml**., ran*. 311 Orchard Lk, Av*. ™"*-witab U.&* ohatoT^ I . 244 E. ST. CLAIR I ;**,Jgs%^M1“ ““ ____________________ rn*?Hu a°a M ttoorbJir mil: ROCHESTER ROMEO ifc “fen-YEm"obey RSdR«5m j ® Hot deal! Don’t late LOAR. JMTO MM .j ^^.^^..tTr’LtnrSmr ! SPOTLI'.SS GROCERY household^CKJODb j Parson's^uemturi’ U Ottoant | kri^s-MaV* °b*f* I WILL TRADE! Center of near- ; oL 8-0711 OL 1-1711 Lake Ave ■ I matSKIno " bAiPwWfff AND WrlU charle* by town - splc A span Beautllul ! *»1* PL 5-3511 zsfs&SS-."chnlr iood condiuon PE A5700 * gpt. super market sat! •wniKNnf Y service- « ROOMB OP bale. | ““f .*^1 up Oood matt sat up ,05.000 I only til At Dolro For Sale Lot* 54 See For Yourself CHEROKEE HILLS! You'll Ilk* It'* wooded, rniune n ft. rite* — controlled t better homes — and lb. - -----w-. _ grt,. r FREE "Michigan 1 Partridge er homes — and It* cloao-ta _ iti^r location - Drive out Elisabeth Lake Rd. to Scott Lako Rd. turn right j Mocks to Lacota. Carl W. Bird, Realtor ^oumTu! - Bank Bldg. I Boneattanal - «f 5-1392 j chandlalnj a •’pRnatPLT ___ - Need $25 to $500? . ^ee . Seaboard Phone FE- 3-7017 1185 N. Perry St. PARKING NO PROBLEM Seaboard Finance Co. , Loavtng state yfe 3-4315 . . I altar ... .......... j 1 Fc~ LfVlNO iooM OUTP1T.: maytao wrinoer washer ioo I --------------------‘ and chair !_____ MA 5AII3 io?*ta£Sf NEW-NO MONEY W. trailer: MS 'rE*l«E? *" 1 STOCK VALVE BEPACiNO MA clriae. l tr *lrl* Mey*l*. *** a Ice cream chairs OR 3-3MI I pulL IN TdtcR * No* 'only *23 ** Installed Prica HI M Federal Modernization 3*3* Dixie Hwy FE 3-7SU a wcFwnrara. i tr. s» I liwh iotl Flp* — *“Av2*|T taginaw ipacial pricee. _ j |l duufc-O. A. Thompson. U-OAir'ELKC HtATKR 'M J* 30-gal onto go. haotar M4 M Cab itnka and mtthgs. M443 up Laundry trays and stand am laueats tl* at Cash sad aatvy IA?I FLU34BIRO 173 B Saaw*-10-0 AL ""XkYE'KoMBINO ■UPFL?*J 13 j gagman___ FE S-311 M160 INCH SOIL F1PE. U**- COP par pips at special pvtaaa. Flrat BaalBv 33 ( 11 dmshta T coffe* table ’51 imp*. 1? _ _ jakly o_____ , 43 Orchard Rafrig. U ei IASS AV*. Rang* 36 la S MONTH OLD DANISH BEDROOM 11 *" .IX r< • JL* r»a; U.to washer :___*■ r-JOW Q,hl,k. UV fe t-iaai l Businesses iniuodt Mich. " j EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Reliable man or woman from — ---kgg wholesale soliciting WHEN YOU_NEED $25 TO $500 i control *JM M | Lor _ _____ i h r. IN: 3 piece aooUoc GAYLORD, Realtor 1363 W, Huron St. 3 Flint at.. Lake Orion CLARKSTON AREA. ll,4Bftl “13 mo 15-mtn. to Pontiac rorythlm. FE 4-480*. ... .. ___» help you. SI ATF. FINANCE CO. 5M Pontiac State Bank Bldg. —. FE 4-1574 Johnson » Years of service n Waterford Hills Estate 'aw choice lots left. Average : ... t 356. Oood drainage. Ideal location. Herbert C- Davis, Rltr. 1 _______FE 5-4331_________ i briek-ai^heet. '33M DOWH ^ to j For Sale Acreage 89 4 bod- ■a’^SSL tvlltans. a 3 bedroom ranch homo, close 1 to Drayton Plains, g large rSoms, i excellent condition throughout. 4 j years old, low monthly payment*, will (how anytime. 4 ACRES_ LADDS ' FE 5-3353 CHRISTMAS BONUS . There la no hotter place to put SACRIFICE _ —r:—^ y-----------------iii .. i . electric router —__ Foam rubber hacked ru*s. litM. gt(; draaaar. bod and cheat 533. Tweed rugs. ,623 »6 Rug pads. .u .storaa, slactrle stovas. droas-35 M. Paarsoo s Furniture *f Or- frt. Mds, TVs all prtaed tox quick chard Lako Ave. . sale. Wo buy. sail and trad*, uiiarri^r «adiiL~~'iiiir'~aH*«L— rc.fi u/w i it- ADMIRAL. MS: It” 3*6^ Trasta-m Dapartmoat. FaareooA, e^catoed |fa0,000 006 l You da- T T >Sr y-R^ThrS ,ro.ta M,B ApartmentjlM .lac- 41 Orohard hk. Avanut. Ffe terrain, how much Um* yoUdo- LJ | If \S l\ | LLJ tr'.c or. **• ran**. M6AS. »»•*?- 4-7M1. ■ , : ..—J vote and how tara* vou wait to PS I It .IN I \l | . rs I wind for tha homo, Olobe Furul- one MAPLE, chert *35 HEAD- grow. Must have a car. 6780 to J-r w l -1—ll l ture_ let W. Walton. Pfe 5-4003. *0an) bad sad Bight stand, trtpl* 51500 1 cash and ha your own ,MX,. rnUB,VIV Open 6-6. ____________ chest to mahogany. »65; Call after manager. Writ* fe. L. D. DU- FINANCE COMPANY | U1 OTTAWA. PONTtAC ‘ -- **■ «-»*« tributfni Company 1*“5 WHERE YOU CAN [ Horn* furnlshtn*s. houa*hold good* Untvor.Il, Avanaa, fet.~P.ul V BORROW UP TO $500 ! Pontiac - 'orarSn8Plains - UUc. I L 5-5800. afUr • p m. example. thU 8 I HOYT iroperiy surround HP ™» * hgj located ana aorta In a i location. Big closet room, targe 16 x It on. hardwood floors down *U1 mov* yi to* Holidays.. WARM AS TOAST Thai's what you'll hi iited InThoTuv ST enjoy GIROUX ! GROW MONEY "* rlfS? Small star* building and a *m*U Ve» qcs to rrsaijj: i bedroom brie HH.J to the cltv St Large Uring room wall carpeting, gat ■ lake privileges next summer ~ private beach, full ~ “ 115,51 i private beach, full pr _____________ __ . _ifter V oauMr. Hat________. saw Bear garage with breeze- 4-3157. r. 516.500. can for details. " _ A. JOHNSON & SONS 'rmMr«m^rkiteheu REALTORS FE 4-2533 1 not g, TELEORAPH NORTHWEST- SUBURB A N 1-bedroom ranph. Family ... Nice dining area Oak floors mutum storms and scream ifetotot- * — ^ FHA t ESPECIALLY TOK YOU - L. H. BROWN, Realtor 506 niaaboto Lake Road Ph. FE 4-3554 or FE 3-4510 MULTIPLE LirriltO SERVICE ac80rrr j, TRLCOUNTT REALTOR, present* SYLVAN AREA — Abtdmpm brick *---- 1=M5- to MM -eajfe-ftd- exeapuonal landstaped few garage Hat built-' us sounssa. Mas 4’’ flhgsto* In, aulatlon to attic walls. Carpeting onpr oia.tse total: ♦>■** n*° temporary red brlek. Large living room. Full finished basement Recreation room.- Laundry and sewing room Workshop. California | patio and fireplace. Awning ~ an. Itb-ear brick garage ur checkbook refused. tag you a offer MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE j BATEMAN REALTY. MULTIPLE LEBUNG SERVICE LET’S TRADE I NORTH OF DRAYTON’ Spick and span 5 room him- galow with carpeted Uvlng robm Full basement and situated on a large parcel , to* *-150 toot. Beet of all— only t7f*55. Requires about_. 33.560 down. LET'S TRADE For Sale Farips 56 i __________ OR 3-67011 Open JtU »• Sunday •Ml 6 I j GROCERY. 8DM. *" *3,000 | Ffe 3-W Cheboygan, Michigan or call Cheboygan. MAdlson 1-Btl._ : -27 ACRES ■ . NEAR PONTIAC ~ Under priced for quick tale, Nice 5 bedroom homo with basement. 30 x M ft. barn, chtekan bouse, garage, and leaving town. Will sacrifice. *17.-546 with terms. STATEWIDE Reftl Estate Servlet of Pontiac I ’ B. D CHARLES. JUBALTOR I 1717 8 Telegraph_FE 4-0521 Sale Business Property 571 2 STORES, LEASED. PARKINO 1 tot. OK 3-lOTt j 55 FE ET X 200. 4«2 ORCHARD Lake^Road. phone evenings, FE ; OAKLAND AVE — LAROg 331 x 333 ft. parcel, strategic location, 1 midst all to* action. Zoned M.l, “ nntSBleTof many purposes. First —Urns offered. Foi fuitLer tnfw- ~ Station, CaH Warren Stout Realtor FE 5-8165. HAGSTROM I NORTHERN CLASS "C", LIQUOR bar — only one to Township. Separate home plus a modern cabin* on 473 ft. Wghway frontage. < same owner 3 years. Will Signature Up to 34 Month* to Repay PH. FE 2-9206 OAKLAND Loan Company -- ' a Bank Bid 30 USED TV SETS FROM i up TV sntannas. M 38 WALTON TV US S. Walton „FE %mt,______________________________________________ APT USi; GAS atOVE OIL'! OIL SPACE HEATER AND TANX. - Heater Assorted Cooking i 8M: Retngerxtor. 52> IS" etac-n, t ,M, -a 1 trie atove sas Washer, *30; chair, 135; Oat TV. *40. Dining htoa. fefe4; Studio _______r. *ZJ£ FE 3-3338. ! m-OALLON FUEL oa TANK llko now. PE 3-6107., , ! nTtiOO BTU DOOfftERM OIL HEAT ! cr with circulating too. Uk* at* 1 tat Also 37* *al ou tank, a 15 ! 7556 Marshals**._Bfel MW toasTfenf HOT AIR FURNACE OravlIyUL j:3*36 Savings up to 46 pat cant c salt |JJ1 O A. Thompaoa 7« M-J5 West. 310 060 ITU SHAFCO. CBSJNO O Iloor all furaac*. A-L ANTIQUES—FURNITURE LAMFS, fteawmr*. Up to half off. Bar*l gains’ Byer. Villa** fetor*. Com-' more*. KM 1-3Q36. ______■ Dea, »ju. Virgil narrie. ra run. 1 AW -ra£THHOMEY°CANWABE i Wg™O^TOR8 " iir MOBICk FOUND AT t, t I BALES. . | Sei^CWAT ll85? _ * wgy h less to psy Furniture and appliance* of all klnda. NEW * USED Vlalt our trad* dept- tor real We*buy* sen or trad*. Coma out and took around. 2 acres of free parking. Phone FE 5-0341. omui Mon. sat. t to i FM. 3 TO 3 34 MONTH! TO PAY 4 miles E of Fonttae or ] all* E of Auburn Height* on Auburn. _OANS $25 TO $500 _________________ On^your^ signature or other ^>a- BRANp^^WKW WBOUOHT H. R. HAGSTROMf PONTIAC OR 4-6IM , FE 4-7505 after ( _____LIFTINGS WANTED NSW. LIKE NEW 1»M WOHLEKT deluxe car, truck, wbahftaa machine. eompltt* with St” curity 34 month! to repoy. aervlco la teat, friendly ana ful. Vlatt our attic* • or i pe Min. m, HOME ft AJUTO : LOAN CO. ^j^newr frop'leaf’" t*W*.'l"ctoin:r 7 N Perry fet. Comer E FUa L small chest, HN. BI 3-7l«3. Borrow with Confidence |^Rn,5?jftv£!TOO cS*fiK GET $25 TO $500' Mo freezer renris. q incK Hrnnlm.nu.ld fF-nanCg CABH FOR DOKD TVS. FUBNL tu. - PgnwrAltoll Of YonUms - j I tur* anu ntlao^FB M367. ..«•»» chrome DiNErrxntanM as- LOANg $33 TO *566 i aembla yourself save 4 i ‘ _BAXTER fe J.IVINOSTONE_ " I taWe. .alu^’lS^As! 363 , Assume 55 78 , monthly Over 7* models to ehooaa f Surplus Outlet ~ FOR Detroit-Chain Store Living Room feat* Bedroom Bet* chair, teU*. IUBM Odd cheat*, drasaers, had* Box sprlnxs, mattresses Hldabads. bunk bade Sola Bads Bavekany dollars ANCHOR FENCES _ P»»S46. W ________________„.SrMm Leod Carpet ffoqfWMS at F- ’ lu*t below Ted's. PS ! SEE OUR BIG SELECTION' OPNTV's iChole* of M Models! STEREO PLAYERS— Mortgage Loans J—Voss & Buckner, Inc. -I im National Rids; n ana CU8TOM MADE FURNITURE. —Also mtao. articles. ir-Xtmrimfr ' ran sofa. $113. Love seal, J45. Lounge chair, *33, Rose taffeta dragartot, TT' x 144''. 73M Oreen- 340! Mott* Mouton coat, IM. ria* Jf'. .Pizzii Place , $150,000 volume. Large Investment required. ' MICHIGAN BUSINESS -SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LARDMESSER, Broker , 1673 Telegraph Road FE 4-1882 < CHRISTMAS TRADINO BONUS: We'll pay you to deal with u*. 35 per 3136 on lb* trading differ-ana* at any now or u*M appliance* raid from now until Christ-pnt. ww to JtoU-to caeh. wt toad* and ftoaaca. Hartland ' Hardware. Phop« Hartlaad COUCH. TRADITIONAL. WTTj plum^halr^ up^htored. gojd. TOLDSPOT REPRIOERATOR, 330. -----4Your okoto* of 361-- h*"',' OOOD HOUSEEEEPIRO SHOP of Pontla- I W. HURON_________FE 4-1366 ■YfeARNE AND POfeTEfa UtWHlji bed box springs and mattress, six eond. PR Visit after 3:M SIEGLER Gas and Oil Heaters TTr*d*Un*w”lt ,or h,lf U>* M>< Schlcks. FBW4-ir-m0°e|!— HEIOHT8 SUPPLY MM Lapeer Rd. FE‘4A43t BLOND ta-il «M)S6Mr~«7'YT. . runabout and traitor. 16M model M-hp Scott motor. PS *-37*4 COAL HEATER. SPACE HEATER. electric pump, MA 5-1546. CASH WAY STANLEY ALUMfifUM WINDOWS 4x5xta Pegboard ........ I3JI axaxta pegboard ........ m.M 4a*xH Plyscore ...... *4,4* .16x43 31-ft Rock LMfe "f:w Burmeister CUMBER COMPANY 7*4tf Cooler Lako Ed. EM Min Open t am ^3 delft all •!*•*. Splash block, door AslU^! chimney caps. Pontiac PraGatt SU^lft,.T4 W Shofftoto. FE ES utJ-* ~ 5 etatfgteSjpaftiJ i ss . HI «• T^MU.^ .PE M133 Gfetn Eva*,] JM W. 1 OFFICES Aim STORES FOR lease an Telegrsph Rd. south of Law Lk. fed. to Bloomfield Hills Owner, MI 1-0711 KKCEU.ENT QRaYIL DEPOSIT to***, nasr Clarkston. OA NORTHYtLLx iMjN. main, i.iM "JIM- WRIGHT* Realtor “ sq. Mot. Mnuhr1-------- service, fiS BUSINESS INCOME VATE ENTRANCE -RENTINO FOROVER ■ att^TtotoT CHEVROLET TRANSPORTA-ton aaa. etll or swap oar lew' players, washers, dryer*, erotors and fro***!*? From mrn.wm on aad low low ooakiy pay. FIRESTONE STORE . .. <3AS RANOB FOR ELEC-toao*WR Huron u°r0 Utctr<< Used Trade-In Dept., Lounge Chair ........... 8 *31 Davenport and chair ...... IM.m RMrigarnaor ...■ t-Pc. Breakfast art . Rang* ----- Dining rm. ; DUO TiiiRM ‘HHa?g|' '"Wfi I blower. l«3-«*7*“ , bo TOO 1am A paint or ■ I decorating problem* Hundreds of oatoffTy-*h*0*« froar r^ailer^ Saa^our q 3AKLAND FUEL - PAINT Orphan La* »r*. fe 5-4155 OH MAT1R °R 3*8115. OWM or exterior, i**' am wisfe nfeam Ki7msrui/.i1,'r^.‘,S tot. Ftomorto **»•’ end 1345 Oakteng Av*. Open ’til 1:361 older k, ,ga* boat, n 5-1423. .1 FE M441, FE |.7M1 3-3312. fMSFSf tSamana. Pomiao: Ml' XJUBL* SINK CttomiTK ItlM DRAPES for A RttJ, .felQKEY I For,Sal» Mhr>fl—Mm 67 ~*»'88SarSgfe , Bj.gBn5aFsat &Jgs.«6-afisf 3*to yimpL wA 2 *- hard cop"-- j laoftha hard oof bath* i owtth trim . mat X i n >. Ststimw ■ ■ ' yj m klectric stoye ut a storm door* OR »* < iUARANTKSD Chrlatmu< THBL PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, i>lt Office Eqirfpnidnt 72 Tag' WP¥ IWWt H, MUCH. ‘iDDiNOlf aMines Tm o iTu CASH RBOISTBRS. FROM 144 FONT! AC CASH RBOISTBR n a iaoinaw ne amm CAS# kHOTbflntl. AD&fNO MA ofinso. MIHlIRa calculator!, new aod used; aaWa Bad corner *y Hu---------- -* * I , Hay, Offa t Fmi U mmm ">*»» SAJLB. “ fMM&l DECEMR EH I. 1060 / SEVBXTVFIVl o«W"j» sr- deluxe ton ^CHICAGO ROIXtR MU nw ^cwpr modiT place “ate. and hand ban. Alto ! mcroial Weaving. fit Mfti_ LIONEL TRAIN WITH AQCE8SO- i oARAm~b6<»rm7~TT_cRfb 16- |*fl, «tot«Hj, ^*L_«frkry at let atek-ap (rack, make offer. I -JSgiiLlSiJGHSL re MWI Q» «tov». Il». Republic Mm (LIONEL (D-GAGK TRAIN. OVER IOT WATBR BUTTO. SToaT i HM, ww of equipment. ni amswSsStttLgJMCEi”» SiSaumS^LV____po5Tt«1Ce.. n ntatB WIN. Rom weed, ol 4-nnn. .r......,, iunw| f TOYS POOL TABLl' HOCKEY cloctt doorc cad disappearing fern* bowling •tt P’E 3.till r opera tore. I «**#• a carer* r a Machinery 68 BERRY DOOR SALES .ri2* arm* and xl'rn-urV 111 * Paddock PR j o«« DRA,N Tit* MACHINE DUNN ActoaiBllc. 4"-»"-|" tile MY INSULATION !„»«. : €£■ can BENSON’ re t-atii ______ KltClir CABINET ~ SINKS eeratehed 43 modal. IM taler 144 M while they tail Terrific tel- lean Pluoretcenl jcj Orchard Lk \ larof BEioi satin uphol Cameras Rnd Equipm’t 70 WARS ■ MR i OLAROID H1GHI ANDEH CO-A Fluor,* i. »m p» t-ttr Sale Musk si Goods 71 MM AT DOUBLE STOPUOHT I.AKS OBION OPP.N 1 DA Ye A WEEK MY 3-4611 WANTED RAW FURS DEER land Pur Oa. Jo# PortUic Trail'. I . W a 11 e d La k e Phony MArkrt TRACTOR CARS new tread tires noxis. plus lee and recepebl* Ur*. GOOD USED TIRES KUHN AUTO SERVICE ARMSTRdNO PLOT* AWD CARE ' i' ATTENTION CHURCKES 1 rtfl* ralure Mtchlge rent. Ml Orchard li i ADMHf ENOAOEMENT RING. AP praised al UN 1334 each Also wedding band PE 4*430 after t M mirror SIM^y^MrferL * UN ACCORDION VAHirr FULL-SIZE Lars* eeteeUeo at uMn*n with *»• ne« tiaa OL l-iMt or WNhuut lights. sME* doors Terrific MRa. Mlrhliao pluorr.. real Ml Orchard Lh At* M. pieirlt overhauled I*rapt Oei OA* PLOORINO SHORTS i.uaa i»ah»>* IS Eael Huron PIC 4-am 'k^Tummr *'i£S%2r JSX uX** COMPART. 4SIJ Dtate He . Mr, ,lu, n , ,.n ‘ Dreylon Plain. OR 1-llTr ANTiOUE PCaiP onoiM rtnofi i‘i.Y\yoorv sm-iAi.> w,0*,, 0000 *. is eel Al birch SUSS »-ttAT CLARINET LA RiLANC '« la 4aC V.eteoved uiahoa MaMU Pie-finished V-craee«d maiaac Bail. Minnows, Etc. 78 M.si JEROME '58 liealy Sprit* Houghten & Son Sand, Oravel and Dirt 76 t-l TOP SOIL. CRUSHKO RONE It Woodward Pun:i PT 4-S4SI \OVKMBfeR SALE ... ED WILLIAMS us£5~ tirec u aS6‘' v'P *1 ACE DIRT TOP SOIL I'Hs ' The S\mprionie ml STS. ni PONTIAC PL f WOOD CO* leas Baldwin Ave PE MS4! riOTlasERt* OVKN BLACK BLACK DIRT, BROUN creir belMMlac P* ISSM. CHOICE I ABM TOP BOIL OF drt Tiller. A mowers . EVANS ROUIPMENT SSST Drile Htcowar MA t me______ _ _ OH > we ,1 Auction Sales W AUCTION LIQUIDATION SAL* BRIGHT CASS AT ORCRARD LE PE e ore* wanted Tune car# ____ OB S-MM ■ . w • . We Will Pay . > ' TOP DOLLAR" PCR EXTRA CLEAN SHARP CARS Quality Motor Sales 440 ORCHARD .LAKE PE 1-7041 I PRANCHISED IMPORT PE S-SWl ■ _______ IUT CHEVROLET. RADIO AND heater, whitewall*. V-0. tuck, arerdrlre. If S-SSSS. ISM cuFvnoi.iir station wao-~ ■ ' Powcrgiidi »h*fp? No down payment ‘HI i veor Coll Crodlt M«r Mr .1 , phy. tk MMf, Eddlr ItffH I VOLKSWAOCN il SEDAN Used Auto Parts 102 , For Sale Cars PLAT CLARINET GOOD CON RObF'i.FAKS ft e-mi | BKAND NEW 1041 l.OWRPY^ OR-«•“ OreetMt value m the 0f(an rm firld Comp* ' vttb aridtts r«d» mmm ~ *** Um u Rl>HED PTONIC HA NO ORAV-f! r*rl Hnrtrd tM J 06JI IOAO ORAVEL^ W *8 TOi. DK CQU) CALL Com UmSorsemfi Sale Used Trucks 103 lust Make Payments kstro nice stock No. let. Paly ...» Easy terms NORTH CHEVROLET CO 1000 8 • WOODWARD AVE BIRMINGHAM, Ml. 4-2T35. 1SU CHETIR RUNS BUT~NEEDS r ranemleston. tOO. PS S-lllS. r50 CHEVT BEtTTua. -MST-I. _l.eoTml Like new. PE 1-0411. 106^ CHEVROLET 2-DOOR. Automatic transmission V-l’ enslne Really clean at down. IT0S full price Call Ur, Murphy. Credit Mat . ra *•— SB - We, list, now 44S4 bill smith USED CARS IM S BAOWAW PR SdSSSr V_ Just Make Payments 44 POED 3-DR Site Pay only all mo. Duo Dec, Uth Rite Auto. Ur. Bolt PE S-4SM ___too East Btvd, at Auburn lit] FORD 1DOOR RADIO AND HEATER. ' ABSOLUTELY NO , MONEY DOWN Assume pay ■ merits of U.SS par mo, Call Credit M«r Mr. Parke at MI 4-1000 Harold Tamer Fort -~cmmMnsrTXF~ ■ AIR 4 MOB. HARDTOP SHARP. JET BLACK WITH red skrir — (TERIOR LOADED |imRiy. AIR SPORTS AUCTION INSTALLED FREE d bn riant m ufTWrt Call B •p**kr > Percu.-tet metro***..- -_____ uiwb • fin rtmnrtu for nirtui* A A NO |C , MOOD AND PAN COF MM rSLX'S Kr* e'afli u , r.ALI^GHER’S I'Mlil O A lioppnn Tff M M !*. *_f f Wood, Coal and Fuel 77 SALE SPECIALS A CORO FOR DRV OR OREEN ; MM puift. FRIDAY ... .. .7P.M SATURDAY . . . .; P M SUNDAY .... 2 P.M INDEPENDENT VW SERVICE Andy CLU*.*Emyf term I** NORTH ITUDINO POWER PACK, POWER STEERING AND BRAKE* WHITE WALLS. - DIO AND HEATER AND HERS LOW MILEAOE. RADIO OTHEF PHONI 3 CUSTOMLINE RADIO Bl maroon floidi i. full price, | tlNOIEft CAilNrt MOD* l «rw- roH fAijr holo poncwto i it Mi.M PI 4 TMI AFfn.it wood row t $m down Uy SL695 Eftsy _ ______ IEVKOI FT GO.. 10M • WOODWARD AVI BIRMINGHAM MX vmi .eve 1*CiSZ*tnt‘ W^hVtE *** CREDIT MANAGER PE S4443 ting Ante Sale* tu 8 Sastnaw -M FORD VICTORIA Pnrdomatlc. power gteertas, white SPACE HEATER TEMCO H ^ Precti- i' AND SCREENS OOOD D06lt PRIZES EVERY AUCTION V MERCHANDISE C. --BED WITH NO PAYMENT For Sale Motorcycles H SERVICE 56 CHEVROLET Mon, It-fi tube 2-epeed SMt DOWN islbghcr's Truck ^ 1 .iKlri '52 F-8 TRACTOR Stock Ho. im Onhr SmP terms NORTH. CHXVRO-CO 1004 S WOODWARD . BIRMINGHAM MI 4-3114 ISM CHEVROLET BEL AIR. Excellent condition by owner OL Mill _________■ 1444 “CHEVROLET 1 DOOR NO money down! SI week. Lucky Ante Sales. 1S1 South Saginaw PE 4-3314. cond ordinal owner. 1444 Ml 6-1304.______ , . IMT FORD CONVERTIBLE POW- t. sit par Mo- Coll AIR. Mr trirtoa t______ _ . 4IM BIRMINGHAM . HAS BLER 004 ■ WOODWARD e new. S.SM miles, i *13, delivered PE KEEP THE ROME FIRES B m« with Nicks seadoaed I noop work B & B AUCTION Fo- Sele Bicycles 9b IED BICYCLE. 44 A UP NEW S4S4 DOWN 50-OTHERS Just Make Payments 1017 FORD 1 DOOR Wtt >*y only til mo Duo Dee. UM i chxvt: dElrat. i-dooC try nice PI 3-744*. E^RIggini ^ ___ j MMj Iwyj^C*^ OAW^AwS 'uiW NMOWF.H UfCHF IWBTRUMENT REPAIR RV - i?r“K?r.W?ETfK K " ------- " ------- OINOER SEWING MACHINE •allRgher Music.C o TERMS - SPOT.DELIVERY _________Lint S-DSL. SLIM. ■ FT A1S70 Sofere I p.m _ 55 CHEVY i'S 4-DR. ‘ 1149 FORD* PAHtLAlkE MS 50»* DIXIE HWY icb Room Opes Ivtri Aucitun tiro-* troth Orayloti Plates iOINAW I AND FRIDAY Selenee 441 W or M per mosnh Universal Os PR 4-SMt OOOD I WTN MAPLE BED Hi WALN^j SED ' YM ' TAP? BECON• I. speeds, volume Uidtro-TYPEWRITER 110 MIMVOOBAPH ^ ^ ^iKI^NM.I.I.^ ^4 -uboooav trCnk tTv Fa- leslis is-watt w ai nut bps ax-oNi-tn* — - csES.~i*xvi'i-i'.v---—1._ moats m o . ANfo For Sale Pets 79 1 TEAS -OtJD^SKIX_EB M AI t 'UPPttB 11 WEEKS OLD ft- Boats and Accessories 97 11 PT RUNABOUT 14-HP IVIN-ru<|. snd trailer FT » *-.JS ORION AUCTION OPKN Fb'R CON. -Hnm.nl utlly MY Mill - _ Sale House Trailers 89 new LEW BET-TERLT MUSIC CO MI 4-0001. TALBOTt I-l MRl-R ^88' SPINET ORGAN Now ts the time te gel reedr be .. Ketgo Ran '* PI_____ r.jeorip* D cepttonally nice lnsida and out Going today far IMS' • PEOPLE * AUTO SALES II Oakland_________£___FK 3-Z»! IMS CHEVROLET 3-DOOR. RADIO AND HEATER. WVYE W A L L TIRES AB80LUTELT NO MONET DOWN Assume payments of - SIT OS per mo Cali Credit Mgr. Mr Parks at MI S-T40* Harold - Turner Peed. ___. 1»4* CHEV 3-DOOR BIBCATNS. black, taoellont -----— BOB FROST. LINCOLN - MERCURY - COMET BIRMINGHAM it block A of Mapit Road'_ Ml 6-330# JO 4-1431 - Special - U| u. a^BCC I CHIVY 1-TON PANEL . *1 TV »f equipped PE HTO. • - IT'S SMART TO LEASE FALCONS TO THUNDER BIRDS PROM 44* MONTH TOM SULLIVAN tUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Sv Pernor i. PIANO TUNt-NO ( JCD SHIELD STORE KyerMShi* toJMM your r>*« Iiourins Furniture ASPhanets us wiaT Lawrence Wctifaii'l Muwc Center ’ b™SS^w«*ed )w “a* *T4B*W*fhU«r*-,,0|Ien Bun** IF*TVS SPINET DARK VIAHOO . aafSf^&yi- .SS."- - - ~ " Buftet . »l*U LSBTER BETSY ROM SPIKpt PI- CqnHA fyi III II — * Mkr, 10 select from BOSTON STUD CM BTOCR CURBS, OR J4M* BOXER PUPS. AEC RBOMTEREtl AND S O HOMING PIGEONS" MAM* 4-10*0 BEAOLEHOUNDtJS DETROITER W>NTiAC CHIEF JR ';^teerJ !Lwt!25 Ue •Ml A.1 MoMIr Hemet qje priced elow the factory suggested add t INSURANCE - YPKR^C TREAT TOL'R FAItllV t » CHET Jiw TON FLARE BODY run Oar-Wood Wlarh OR 1-SOlt DODOS * e - TON 'STAKE ~ W Jmf V|ROt'pT ( *1 *OAWVns? 4 CHBVT i Y DR POWKRQLIDK 1 CHE VIE CAMEO ' CARR OCR i royp vt dump truce •4‘ CIIITtE BEL-AIR HARDTOP v * PtrwergUde Real eleoh. PE V-A^B^iSiE afWuTYp m° '» CHEVROLET S• TON PICK UP. ^961 Chrysler $2681 KENT INCLUDING POWER • STEER 1H 3 AND BRAKES . $169S Suburban SIONAL LIGHTS" OIL FILTER, 1'MAHOGANY E1XCTRON1C 1411 I Plot* bedroom set (JO a* • -Uj.. ‘ iM.ha,, errordlen fte^ttelns ebelr asst# IIS Ooedt* Rood PV 1-4*30 It ltCA MthOf TV tSO t> PIANO NaBDMAN •^WCE. Spinet Pat roadl THOMAS F.C0.VOMY -S&Lf * . P1 €t v Ml S Saginaw . PE >AUI USED ORfl-iN SALF. USED oOObB.''' UKB R «-W * CO"* Orjon ^MteMly u^ gut : c< VERY SPECIAL . tCWRET wJTorwn. ilk. *. tlS-Arhura S>! I.rr PVPe ’■ Ate. SABLE . White 1 *k, 44# op EM 10341 ■ hams rrHu 'wiirr* ificE all <■ Per Shop. M Williams: PE 4-**U j t rrri#- beauties , booninl sujatduuAi^Mt up.rj * *=ff Bob 1 Iutihinson Mobile Home -Stlri AIR FOAM. ETC ALL TAXES iw OLDS FREE LUBRICATION FOR 34.40 Ml N ol . Format OR LI303 Open. .1 Daft • Week ' I BIT REAM Ltotrwniijonf . OWENS MARINE SUP1 r«o.; i°2 5. W oicAward. B ham MI 4-4485 I tdo Loos ,d lilacs PS 4-HM .J'NLATUBI AilVER POODLS • ,K??loA«£r'*0 ,,rH’ ^ MAE* YOUR DEPOSIT nv RE Enotly plne^ paneHhf Me os ter year Sulldte ir WWJ Radio oi LEW EETTEELT MUKE3 OOin Ml Draper. Portlet MALT. FrKINIBK 3 TEAM OLD best oiler FK 1-0441 _ PEKINOE8K PtQPPl •UR,PL us LUMBER & 4UM FOO.XOMY CARS » AUSORN 4* WCK-tm TROCW CHIVY. IX-. cellroi ^condiUoB. |Hi MS Carr '•44~cSiw1i»iek-uir'4-ipe*d ~ 7 S«trRrd Web u v • ' . 4t Podse r - ■’ UU SUPERIOR Flnarrii-.s arranged !00 'ether . .ale i models, and irant specials ECONOMY CABS 33 AUBURN i 104# CHEVROLET 3-D66r RADIO AND' HEETER- WHXtEWALL TIRES. ABSOLUTELY HO MON EY DOWN As rammler-Dallas {. INI N. MAIN ROCHESTER • OL J«fl - POPOjyCmiTSLMt TEUCKS . 1M1 CHRYSLER NIX# (AuB OLIVER L SAlXS yiO OAKLAND PARAKEETS guar to talE. 44 M Worker's Bird bouse, M4 Fhr*t st Jtoehesrer OL t-SMt "I’nontES. $Td do\\T r HUNTS PETSHOP PES11JI Christmas Trees 67A new~c5nh cAlnticE 'o’boans ~FukkSRtD^cocKB* spaniem PEKINOKSI PU?mS AKC~R»0- WE NEED TRAILER* WC CAN HELL TOUR MOBILE ROME OR TRAVELER TRAILER. ANY HER FROM IT TO Jf IIOMY MARINE B COACH SALES. IS310 _HOLLY_BD.,_HOLLY ME Y-SYfl Jacobson's Trailer Salesl \ *iid Rentals ______ t GOING NORTH PART her oaf- PE MM________ cars' to hew yohe . BONNIE 8 DRIYEAWAY Wanted Used Cars 101 1958 FORD ' C-700 Truck I MI 4 t Mgr Interior Powei wwif steering Auto truss sso-lo - Heater White stdeoallg 37.-lo'ml pvtTote owner MY 4-3TI0 Motor Sales 1 '59 Buick. ............ .$1995 La&ABRI Power *t^rin«. power broke* dynoflow, radio, hefter 1M9 CHEVROLET RCL AIR ♦-DOOR V-| MIomS ra- TOP BUCK -JUNE CAR. TRUCE PONTIAC WASTE FE 1SRS ARE ~t0U OETT1NO BEAUTIFUL UYINO ftSteWAA^U t*r*U Phone pern* u«rd fill hollMI fhsll , i^LJwi,^L A BeTsr Uh*' toe 1 Music. THE MOST' Speed .\xle BOB FROST INC bfi N • - MERCURY . fl BIRMINGHAM mi i-*SP* * I auto: DRIVE. : ’59 Buick ................$1995 ELXCTRA hardtop With power' steering, power brakes, dyuoftoir.. radio and beater. Really 0 nice _ .iptng'Cenler. p»_I04«T pur- PIANO tUNlNG- OBCAB SCHMIDT _________________vine. PE 3-4311 . Q4.MMT:_____________“7-------------'.WbftXiir-^ HKAUTTFUL SCOTCH FINE TREES Esley chord organ rrilh espfcsleu ■ wholaauie. MA 4-IISI i pedal Volume und ton# eonirelk ti ssr j Monk*:*, table derofUMoes and l}» S. SAGINAW ...J* boSglts Of cedar, betatn pud pine y U NINO AND REPAIRING. 34 Wx nm-*«B^ihiiiit6mTjjrra«l mmi serriee an «aik tease-, aSrevwwii: — •i.ara.ssra-- cffiiipr-™ 'iBAJtaat-- iriSwnil)* Wli MS4 Williams 1 Um Pinlna 4MI i*a«*i Ox lord Traikr Sale-i t YOUR CAR? 900 \ 22.5 10-Ply Tires All the Wav Around Bab AKEicfs. oifaranteed to s. Aukuro. Utr 34310 Jj PUPPIES WONDERFUL BREED - l'KADE UQW^-i tit CHEVROLET^ VKHT CLEAN Sl!jJas IINOHAM SoB BLCT 06* 8 WOODWARD « let DODGE 3-DOOR HARDTOP. Radio and Heater, excellent eon. dltlon Ho money down. Pull price 1304 Assume payments el tit per month CALL MR. WHITE CRP*MT MANAGER. '59 Chevrolet ...,..$1795 IMP ALA HARDTOP. Light blue finish power steering and brakes. '5') Ford ..........$1695 GALAX IE HARDTOP A V-l, < ■ -------------- <»4 Laks £rion ____^7.7^-Z_________ Parkburst Trailer Sales LIVDOO - N' MAKE ANY DEAL Til TOU’Vr. BEEN TO LLOYD . $2495 ;—top ^-4 pooergllde fadeUetd I -condition 4446 Ytrgll Harris PE1 Crissman ’■ K No. IMf Only Bmn^temoKtestOnunsnmsmse. IIW IP lilP< M ■ V . - .-- "issir&» fas aSu sf^i usln ^iax6~saLe tS^fTuiuSr-, REG “SOUTH POX TERRIER AT Haeiea -K. , IK. no usu »'r*?. 1. ____ AMMUCAR " WOOLtT l innkey. ft 4-0141 after I p m. i ' WE - CAR - PUN CH ABE-t-AHY ' way between Ortel t Oxford on MM MV 3-4*11 mortV MOBILE HOMES AALJO BHD SERVICE —Jplnet Mahogany _____. _ - Also , CHICEERINO OHAND sagjgicrsrifiaf* SPRUCE BALSAM" ARD~!c6fQi pi no wholesale can Ssteeoit list MIb aioixu Hwr. MA4-1IT4 FTAEil FOR CHRISTMAS ' aU MY 3-31SI. tSce - AKC dlUenod and ronrush ed Speelalll nwood /. Prices tee lode •o raoraatof. mstch tuning and daMYcry. LEW BETTER LY MUSIC >l«k ‘I' ____________ dAh-M& ; Dot* Trained. Boarded 80 I B ITT ARY" IWB.“MeNnry,i TsUwaggsr Kennel*. ' boarding, j training, trtn mot AM?' bar? ossd' Conplelr line of pkU« ft AYEK ILL'S. Hi*|h^ dollar for sharp 'ears. PI AS MVCU AS StO POk JUNK' AND cheap can Ftt y-MOt day* or ROCHESTER OPEN EVES TIL I OL Still FORD. BOUSE “CAR. MOt Lawyer s CoUtalon. Keegn Hsr- —... ----- NORTH CHEV- ROLE1 C-l 1004 S WOODWARD --- -BIRMINGHAM Ml 4-3135 CHEVROUTT. REAL OOOD BOB PBOWf IRC LINCOLN - MERCURY - COMET BIRMINGHAM 1 1 block S at Man<* Rood* Ml »-3300------JO SOS33---. LwBo o’ trailers : KWH t I bottle Elsworth -fc Beettle vr frlttany end mi4IM Hunting Doga 81 ■SB sjesursrs r uemnuw •» i nodal hoard, with ehttee*. o real, bargain Oallagher*. 14 East Hur- , an, TE *wMi, , , , ' .... l L0S. =_ 130' PRONTAOE Ir^MMOND Spinet and USED QRCjAN -SALE speaker cab, Christmas Pitts 678 "WaBP.^. » complits lion* train bet*. . ljw . ceaootmt."fB *3-1441J ODkO t l* tfl 9-J00I • AKC B1AOLK PUPS. 14 WtatKS old. 434 SM 3-2881. K c rsoisTered bkagixs . '* , ^ ' r ,-V. n 4*9743 _ yn W. MBraa VACATION TRAILERS! FOB BOW HUNTING AND RIFLE -SEASONS, ALSO FLORIDA "VACATIONS. 14 PT. Tratl-Bloaor Apache onmpers Mate Reaery a- , Hons now PiB. HOWLAND, OR 3-1444. VACA^'mEKRT---------- (Bit* Trailer Sales aod Rental,. 1914 North Lapeer Rd., .Oxford, QA 9-3193. - . Rent Trailer Spec* 40' ______ _J MB' miles. 4X449 Law________________ LATE MODEL OoUloton. Kaoto Harbor • * fitmUC PWE-UP. .MM LAW. . yor's Collisloo. Keego Harbor r»4 OMC H TON PICKUP, HYDRA* Wt^ SS&xSwT* CONDITION CHEVROLET i)p Dvnaflow iransmKsion, ‘56 Plymouth. ......$ 795 ULyEDKRS STATION -WAOOM. ‘ ■—Tu-toue qraew fin' * 1 ~ .. tPABkntMloo, pvm See M&M Motor Sales 9991 Otxlo Hwy OR 3-I9M WE BUY AND TRADE OOOD CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS. . Economy Car* •____33 Auburn ------WE NEED C/IRS That You Jjoq Would - Be Proud to Drive CUSTOMERS WAITING . - FOR TOUR CLEAN CARS • Glenn’s Motor Sales 11310 N. Holly Hd. I f«2£S!25«* • *am»«h •*. And Oh So True! FK * Sfee Us FOR YOUR Truck Needs Sales A Service 1*0 teTof b PLACE A ‘ LOST ’ AD.'; 'Call FE 2-8181 for an ad' GMC * PABBENOER OOLD L. BEIOE FINISH JUST BIGHT FOR YOU ' $128 —to-pay tor thorn fast get together those thing* yon na tontof tee or wont - CLQTHINOTpURNI-TUBB TOOLS MOTOBS. ony- 57 Buick ...............$895 l-DOQR HARDTOP Z ** transmission, yndm. hr 14 OTHER CARS 1. _ PROM 417M||0H FIUCKB COME AND Sill Suburban AaVand srSrfw rkaleTS i 9M bales.. 114 Scott Lk Roar . jrp t-4jjk or OR 1-tlll. HEW ItAHAttEMEHT — OPPERINO SPECIAL DEALS, ter. HWHOn' THAldK*VA ROCHUTER^ PO^tD DEALER y^iPBx^jMtftSife. ooiwbL ttiRga $ inAtporUUonj I Bfc $$$$. PI HX4 convertible.1 _ M _.j*#y down. Look; :. I MM, M3 Sooth Sagmew ______EBAKER, 283 CHEV1E engine, needs clutch lengthen*. IWk Inverness, '13 Nath Moor, jar rood- (100, '83 Void 2 door.' ■ mn 1100. 3415 Garland. sylvan Village, PE 8.7384 MILL Oil TEADf 44~QOtD|w Sales. M3 South Saginaw. ‘IbST FORD SEDAN. RADIO AND OLDS • 3-DOOR HARDTOP PH 4-3744.___ -’SHARP ‘H LARK. I. -TUDOR. | WT, ------------- OLDS 592 S. Woodward, 1 Ml 4-4485 •98 PONTIAC. R ARP H rSviabidM! A TWi, 1 jfiWT- „ ___________ STEER1NO AMD BRAKES RADIO. HEATER WH---- WALLS TERRIFIC tl*!t $1095 *$15?5 conrtition n*w Wtl r*MAZUREK MOtOR SALAS SOUTM SLVP AT SAOIWAW ER. WHITEWALL^, -.1 8TXSRINO. BRARER. * HYDRAMATIC. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $1095 __________ „ and ‘IT Cnddy 3 Packard!. '88, '88. 'M . 3 Nneh Ramble re. ‘M. '83 ...I 'S3 'S«. '88 Bulcke 3-asti._________________ WITH SUR rSoFS/iSo^S HEAT-' ER. •Avr | Joe’s Car Lot FE 3-7931 .ValiaKt 1 Suburban Suburban' OLDS : For Sale Cars 1 .PLYMOUTH 87 4-DOOR RADIO For Sale Cars 106 - /NT nn / 1856 FORD RANCH WAGON. RA- ( )l FlS /. . DIO AND HEATER, ABSOLUTE- WUL/O / I LY NO MONEY .DOWN, Assume : '592 S. Woodward, B'hartl RJdJt“Mg? Mr * lP*rk*"°*t *5} : tii i iiQ- | 4-7844. Harold Turner Ford . J_ _ _ _ ___-11881 LINCOLN. NO RUST. 3o&D 'M PORD 3-DOOR T4 WITH RA-i interior, auto. tram , new tire*, dio and better. Extra nicel A»-| A-l 3338 MA 8-6874 alter 6 p m - M^M^nMMOE»r PQtSr ‘HJ^Cgg axjto CALL SOL ORIXN. CREDIT Kli. W-.25??S5.,0,‘ ADTO f. MANAOSR. PS 3-8131. LLOYD - 1887 TORO CON VYaRTTBLE. R ADl HEATER, -----------* ■MISSION. C* Woodward, I Ml 4-4485 ILDSMOBILE 88. 3 .1887 PONTIAC. tana ruwime. I-WWB. . n.' 8188. P» 3-7841 Harry Rlgttiu. - PREMIUM PRICES -FOR BIRMINGHAM CARS . Schut* Motors, hie. •13 8. WOODWARD B’HAM DeSOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER I HISS' Complete I Clarkston .Motor Sales CHR YSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER ■ Mein St Clerkitee _ MA Mj^l 1184 VOLK8WAOI’N R AND H~ « PONTIAC CATALINA 3-DOOR . pwr 8388. ... IMilWwBMK _ | CAR PAYMENTS TOO ttURDEN-! ~ ---? Qome In tad tee tie end tMNOHAM. MI | “HARDTOP i 7 PLYMOUTH^4-DR RADl^ANO Like new. 8348 UL_ 3-l881_; BEATTIE MOTOR SALES.- Inc. \ 1888 Lincoln Primlti. 3-Door Hardtop Fyll Power, Reel Sharp AT THE STOPLIOHT IN ‘ PE 4-8338. PE ! OAKLAND____ ____ ’50 FORD PICKUP *e TON. BLACK. FINISH. I CYL STANDARD TRANS . CLEAN! I. Due Dec. 18th 1 PONTIAC. A8. VERY OOOD COHO . - 1884 Bulck 3-dr Water! FE 8484 DIXIE HWY, OB 7-1381 >N’S USED CARS 1840 mST CARS _8M TO 1440 HO MOIfKY DOWN. QUEEN AUTO -------- -AQINAW. . I SALES, if B. 4AQ1N MR 3-3P41 | __________UKT 3-DOOR RADIO bMter, automatic Flaralnjo rad finish. $9 down. $6 wee# Call VSS Mir.. Mr. MWpto. 2-2529, Eddie Steele. Ford , 88 hIuOAT DELUXE i IN ANOTHER ;torV otficl Just Make Payments, | 64 PLY 3 DR. 4174 Pay only tit mo. Duo Dee 18th I Rif Auto. Mr. Bell!„PE A4831. 1880 CATALINA. 4-PAS8EN-OEP WAOON IMMACULATE CONDITION THROUGHOUT. METALLIC SILVER AND WHITE ,! 1847 Bulck Century E»Ute wecon Jj BVeutllul cond . $114! > 1887 Chevrolet 3-dr 314 4 Stick I needed. Lucky Auto Solo*. .1 SouUt Seglnaw. PE 4-H14. , IStl/PCMm VICTORIA. EZCI tlonel ceniRlta. 444 4oerw p« monte of 8411 weeklT.JSn » Murphy. Credit Mp. PS 3 31 Eddie Stee- —^ . OFFICIAL'S ........... IS - LOADED WITH EQUIPMENT AND AS LOVELY AS NEW. GOLD MIST At ONLY $2795 ■POWER STEERING ..... ---—L RADIO. HEAT ■ was a om r: ~ Qualitv (QK> Korners 3 WHITE. - TORY OPFICIAL S CAR -SPECIAL PRICE!! $2675 -LOOK- 1444 MERCURY 4-DOOR MONTCLAIR Automatic. ' power iteerlnc. power •rnkoe, radio, henter end White tlree 8ev« $1,800 on UMa^beauty I 83.300. '[Suburban' OLDS Suburban OLDS DlltlB' USED ( uUlf Hey near 8n»»»,» SO PpNTlAC' STATION WAOON. 0-pe>>en|fr henter, radio.. power j V^7^.TOb.rixhw «du»2; power window MA 8-3344 | BOS WtOST. INC._. . LINCOLN - MERCURY ’ COMET BIRMINGHAM <1 block 4. at Inplo Rondl Ut 4-3200 JO 0-3033 592 S. Woodward, B’ham , Ml 4-4485 . 592 S. Woodward. B’ham MI 4-4485 Falling Snow I 4 MEANS Falling Prices j Just MakeJ’iynients ■84 OLDS 4 DR., 4»8 'ey omy |17 mo. Duo Doc. IS... , line Aut. Mr Sell. PE 4-4834; - sell „4M0 e*U 1044 PONTIAC SUPER CHIEF hardtop, power ttoerlng and brakes'Very attractive black end white, rot Interior, 31.000 act pal rnttm. 11.108. PI 3-338* *60 CHEVROLET $2295 convertible.. V-o. Autoi ’59 PONTIAC 1. Hard ..$1745; -I'H lUkCUBY TURNPIKE CRUIS- -114 , pAceabp ' mr 4-donr herdtnn Power win.1 »* PACKAKU MS PLYMOUTH PORT Sport Oeupe ’ ir~T-door' he'rdton' lltf» Prict $3,371 H«v ..... II.4N dows, ttaeiiiif and brakes. Coral ‘ and white finish. Stock No. 190 1 • Pair Mur Easy terms. NORTH CHEVROLET CO 1000 0. WOODWARD ATE BIRMINGHAM MI 4-2738 l-door; AUTO ; 1957 PLYMOUTH. 2-DR. HARDTOP, i •m OLDflMOBILE- *'M' • CLEAN I Mksr Hardtop $1,091 1 METROPOLITAN, 12,000 / 'R7 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE V$. money down. Assume paymentp of $34 per mo. Call Mr O Brian credit Mar At MI 4-3M0 BIRMINGHAM . RAMBLER. CM S WOODWARD._________' *97 PLYMOUTH SAYOT $ CTL WAOON. VTONE BRONZE BRONZE AND BBtOE. POWER STEERING AND ERAnE> AUTO MATIC TRANBMI881QN, / RADIO TRANSMISSION, / RADIO. HEATEIt, WHITEWALLS -REALLY BARD TO F"— IN THIS CONDITION! $995 heater. ONE- i ----rents of MONEY I _ _________ o-------- CREDIT MANAGER. PE ! DOWN- CALL MR> GREEN. MY 3- LLOYD MOTORS. ‘88 PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON. I Radio and Heater. Excellent con- r II ^rlcr. Penmen King Auto 118 8. Saginaw St. 1888 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR HARD-top. power steertiiM^|mammnnh|mi - automatic -t»iu PLYMOUTH 1-DOOR. AUTO ini., radio end heater, extra Aaeunie pay-— month "n ■8WI%LOiro motor!^ 4 PONTIAC 4-DOOR. AUTO! | trane.. radio and heater. Extra | dice I Assume payments ut 820.15 I per MONTH. NO MONEY DOWN 1 CALL MR. OREEN. CREDIT j MANAGER, PR 3-8111. LLOYD ____| Turner Ford. 'i ’58 PLYMOUTH •$ 845 4 Door Herdlop, V-8. Automatic I *S7 CHEVROLET $.915 ! 318 4 Dool. V 8 Standard i- 185S Bulck Century 3-di steering Power brakes- ments of *37.24 MOREY DOWN. J OREEN. CREDIT MANAGER 1980 PONTIAC. 4-DOOR. JUST .Just Make Payments . motors.___ 184 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. SI- ' _ dan. EM 3-0081. Stuart Conway. ■ Due Dec. '57 CHEVROLET $10>5.' Bel Air. 4 Door- Hardtop. v-S, Auto ’56 CHEVROLET $795 t’VyLOR'S CKEVROI ET-OLDSMOBILE ’ Arket 4^" HOMEP HIGHT .MOTORS WINTER IS HERE! . WHY TAKE CHANCES? -■ For a few shorlf mile* 1<* ean vi.it tl^ Gtjr of Rochester and get yourself », fully rwoKWooed, winterised, guaranteed used car at aHtLitJN a. No reasonable offejr refused. 1960 CHEVY .. .$2195 1956 MEROJRY$ 895 Montclair 4-Door Hardtop. Pow- rkMaticrlnredlo, hoaUr Jfct7a 1956 BUICK • • • •$ 895 special 3-Door Hardtop Ojpnjj 581’ uAt,0‘ 34.848*0etW mll»» 1955 BUICK . . .$ 595 Special 4-Ooor Hardtop, Dy«a-now. radio, heater end wm}*-walU. Beautiful red .tad white 1959 PONTIAC $2095 mar Chief 4-Oce^Sedna. Poweir lVfVlVr’'«ng^lUweU»*,ReailUlui 1959 PONTIAC $2295 Bonneville 4-Door Hardtop with —— -‘—ring, brake,, window* Hydroma!' MdM tad *aat: Hydramailc radl heater It'* got everything. I960 BUiCk -.. .$2695 Electre 4-Door Sedtn Power ‘ brake*. ^Dyneflow. 19(0 PONTIAC K89S fA*ts538^S brekt* HydrameUe. rMh and tire*, strictly mpi - 1957 CHEVY,.. .,.$995 mUOoi Sedan, PowertW M with PowergUde traae-l radio tad hiolmr. Den i the hortot. nuh bight *r the deal gf your Ufa TODAY'S SPECIAL 1988 FORD 4-Door S«hn ...............W5 V-l HNortr*. AUTOMAtIC ^^NW00LON RADTOJOBA^W THE PR ICC WON T 0TOP YOU BO* JfURBT ON THIB OH* I95aflio SJSw- ISu " " ewAadlo 1957 FORD .....$ 995 Convertible with lUnderd ahm V-4 eoalne radie and henter white lliiuh with hleeh lap Exlrg Ruin, 1958 BUICK .. $1595 Special 4-Door Hardtop Radio healer end DyanAow Sine and 1957 PONTIAC $1295 Slar’Chlef Convertible Power whltewaUa Bed 1957 BUICK .. $1195 Special 4-Door Hardtop. Radio. -------d Drnattow Rod ea4 d brake*. Patron 1957 H11.LMAN $49j A sunon Wagon Sul la etncliy ecooamleel. Meal first Or SHELTON PONTIAC-BITCK ROCHESTER OL1-4133 Across from New Car Sales. Open til 9 p.m. or later l loaed W ednestlay and Saturday at 6 P.M. Just Make Payments . Bell. PE 8-4834 AYE HAVE NICE CARS SHEP'S 4 CHEVROLET. 3-DOOr .. BRAD Suburban OLDS I '88 PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON. power steering and uiM,,. Two-tong with w/wall* YOUR OLD CAR DOWN NO PAYMENT TILL NEXT YEAH! Just 1 PLYMOUTH-VALIANT 592 S. Woodward. B'ham Cass a West Pike St. | MI 4-4485 FE 2-0186 You Want Bargains —- {&** 84 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR HARDTOP ; A REAL BEAUTIFUL GREEN PINISR With Y-t Auto, trane.. I “iwer steertng and brake*. Also guaraptee! No payment till Make Payments 'S3 PONT. 3 or n$ r»v only $$ mo. Guo Dec IMh Rite Auto. Mr. Bell, FK 8-4438 1958 CADILLAC W g^EBlAL FLEETWOOD JACK COLE, INC i w Maple ot pontioc Trail LUCDLAK* ....... WALLED 1 _ ! 1856 Plymouth; radio and | Heitor* *E*ceUoot condition. No Sf.|l$M CHEVROLET 4-DR STATION , Money Down. ___ HEATER. WHITE- WALL TIRE8 AND A STEAL AT ONLY $1795 —_— payments #f‘ $10 per' month. CALL MIL WHITE. CRED-rt MANAGER. F* 8-0402 to Auto Boles___111 >. Boginaw I960 PONTIAC STATION WAOON. t paueag. Suburban OLDS CredU Mgr, Mr. p*rl 4-7800 Harold Turner Ford 592 S. Woodward. B’ham MI 4-4485 f 1956 CAblLLAC LIMOUSINE 71. I Mseeater. A let black beauty with omy 38.800 1PSS PONTIAC CLUE COUU. A 1 owner car, Hydramailc. radii heater, whitewall* On* you c* call a cream puff. 30 ms*, a maculate throughout. 13.418. 1958 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVTLLE. A heeutUul tea* wfth matching interior l _|959 BONNEVILLE I it* with white! ’ allowance for your | | HASKINS j Outstanding ! Used Gar BUYS ! Tills Week special 1960 Dociae's TREMBNDUUS REDUCTIONS SAVE $1000 . HAUPT PONTIAC . 28,000 MILE GUARANTEE ON ALL '44 AND ’41 DODOE S j— Bank Rates — YOUR OLD CAR DOWN £’ 1957 CADILLAC '43^SEDAN, ^Buckektn^le color,. Open Eve* Until 8 GAS MILE $AVER SMITHv : 1959 PONTIAC WOOD* CATALINA. Beeitlful e fiinint I j Want A Good Used Car J Worry-Free With a .1 100%. —I 'ST CHEVROLET 310 DEL-RAY 2-Door with 8-cyl. standard traas., radio and neater. Beautiful Serre gold finish! DODGE. INC. Ill S. Saglanw - YH 3-7484 FrecUhristmas Trees '53 Old* 44 R.T.. full pwr. . 43114 •57 Plym. V-8. Auto. ...... I 838 '57 DeSeto Sportsman R.T. .. 8 715 •56 Chev. v-8 3-dr. ___j 198 '56 Lincoln Premier «.T .. Y 888 (31 '33 Bulck*. I 4* 4 dr* ftrekei^ end • full Une of Guarantee 4 Cadillac 41. full | . ASK FOR JOHNNY GARB 1958 PONTIAC STIjBCIOjEr OOPPK^,Plr*«old with WALLED SBStmief.- ^Hydramailc.8' whit wall tires. A beauty! I 11,444. Jack Cole, Inc. && •51 CHBYROLXT B18CAYNE 2-DOOR 8EDAN with «-cy!. sundurd trun*, hiiutlful ford bronze! LIKE NEW THROUGHOUT! ’$6 Studtbtker Cpe. .... $ i 55 Bulck Buoer H T.... $ i Auto Saks - Supers 550 OAKLAND ____1956 CADILLAC . COUPE DhCTIUJC pink a We Are St ill Taking Manv Good Trade-ins AND We Are Overstocked* OOUPE WINTER Transportation .1957 PONTIAC «0 OLDB. $1 4 DR SEDAN ' 60 OLDS. 1$ HOLIDAY 60 OLDS $$ CONVERTIBLE '$0 CHEVROLET BIBCAYNB 4-Door SEDAN. V-8. Powtrflhto m—to —silver* j STARCRIEP SEDAN Green with white lop Fewer steering, radio. ——hguer, h^dremaUr. whltew*U* A 10 PORD 4 DR RANCH WAGbN ‘88 OtP8 ft CONVERT. ---rr •54 CHEVY 2 DR.. STICK ■ CHEVY ». TON STAKE ' ■ finish SHCrtr ROOM HEW . WILSON • t PONTIAC-CAD1LLAC ■k Woodward Mk 1350 R .. Olds. *4 convertible •ST PLYMOUTH ERL7 ht CPE. *«r DODOE V-4. 4 DR H T. 54 PORD CONVERTIBLE '86 FORD 4 DR CUSTOM *M RAMBLER STATION WON 4-DOOR RARDTOP with V-4, ‘CT; OTHlSh ' 196(7 CHEVROLET --■ >11 ' i CORVA1RS All Ready to Go and With Our Written Warranty Houghten These Cars Must Be Seen and Driven.To <£ Son YOUR FRIENDLY OLD8MOSILE . Appreciate! HASKINS CHEVROLET. $1695 Easy Terms -NORTH1 MI 4-1134 53* R. Male. I •CttEVROLET ”CO. 1000 S. Woodward Birmingham Ml *4-2735 JOHNSON .. OFFERS -USEDTCAR CLEARANCE- 60 Chev. Wgn .. $<895 ‘ *59 Po $-CY LINDER SHARP’ - USED FORDS - $495| ’55 Ford H.T. ... . $495 $495! ’55 Ford S«d.'... . $495 $395 j ’54 Ford; Sharp . .' $395 $495'’54 Ford Sed. ... . $395 — Transportation Specials ~ ’55 Pontiac ...... $495 J *54 Pontiac Sed.... $395 '55 Plymouth ... $»95 ! '32 VYIltys, OD .. $125 ’SrPodEt ...... $195 I *52 Bukk ........ $495 ’54 Buick HJTr / $395 | *53 Buick ....$ 75 -RUSS JOHNSON - LAKE ORION ; ' 2 LOW-OVERHEAD LOCATIONS North Broadway at Shadbolt ■'Pontiac Division" MY 2-2871 ■ M-24 at Shadbolt "Rambler Division" -; MY 2-2381 \UCTION SALE! i Many of Our Usetl Cars W ill Be Sold at Aucttun Prices) ALL THIS WEEK AT Matthews-Hafg reaves CHEVROLET GET INHERE NOW! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOWEST PRICES EVER ... TRADE I P TO A “SURE STARTER? FOR YOUR WINTER DRIVING. '60 QHEVY '58 VOLKSW. '56 BUICK Sun Roof • Biscayne 2-Door V-4 engine, standard Super Spurt Coupe Droaflew gawer etoenag and brakes, radio heeler la-tan* belge ead gold with $1649 $899 $499 '60 CORVAIR '57 CHEVY $6 FORD • ■ 4-Doqr '' Powerglld* Ire die. heater. ’ i Harbor blue t hHtor. JH black *o .payment -til middle of janOary •, Matthews-Hargreaves --f~, OAKLAND GQUNTV-'&-fcARGI-!ST CHEVROLET •DEALER ’ ‘ 631 OAKLAND AVENUE , ''FE 4-4547 f* J——------------ THE PONTftAd PRgSS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, i960 seve: iN/tT- SEVEN io Programs • «•*—w jx. vm MTHfi? . OKLW. »B Kirtn WJBK. ItW wcsK f* . WTOH. Pm, ■poru • ss-WJ*.DlsMr Oat* t t*~WJK. Mtutrtli lfi*»—WJIt. Conotre wwj. liiMf nnii want v. aonum SKEs tjnsnp ... wStisir- Stfo-WJX. Mmio Han CKLW, Km Optnar I WJBK, Mora. Bipr«M ' ■ wfon. Mm, M bark WCAR Mm Sheridan WWW. in Urk >»•*« Wolf CKLW. Nm. OatM WJBK, Trim* Copter —WJB. Nm Ouoit I wwj. Kooi, Mrtnia ) WJBK, Nm, Lertmer 1 WX YZ. Nm W«K CKLW. Mia Oirtd WCAR Nm wton, Min, oaur ■;*b—wjb. Mad* Nall I BiBk-WjB, Nm. Marrar MiM—WJB. Karl Ihu WWJ M.wa Marten. • WXYX. Braakteet Club cklw, jo* na WJBK. Km, RoM • wcar. Bn Martjm WfOM, lark, NCR Wkihp MiSMUttW. lot V*N wton, Bob Lark !:**_wjr, Novi, Parm wwj, Nm, tiiRlwr WXYZ, McNmIijt CKLW, Jaa Van WCAR,- hK Tur»« ■ SiSe.v [ Hilk-WJR, Music , —WJR, ahoKcaio . r. Mow*. Darin ~--X filial*, Mi WCAR. Nona, MirMAa WTON. Carrtefo Trad! COW. I WJBK, |______________ WCAR. Nawa. Bhorltfan »:«a-WJR. Mull* Ha WWJ, Boat in* Tl pi CKLW. Bad Da vtn -Today's Television Programs- - Channel *—WWJ TV, I 7—WXYZ-TV Chaimrl •—CKLW-TV TV Featurer B.r ridled Pnaa International » fnw 4K »n ■tlenrtmn william* portray* an Eastern girl I" traveling with a wagon train that « come# upon tha remain* of An IS Apache massacre |j MTV THREE BOMB. 9 p m (Jurat star George Gobel becomes! 3 Afiwh ’ an overnight guest in Steve Doug- • Mdmattoo la*' (Fred MscMuitay Y» house, jn ERNIE FORD 9:30 (4). Ernie's ,, ftt'**" neat is Tony Bennett singing »ort*oiai .Somebody ." icolori a, t NTOCtHABIJR, 9:30 p,m. (7). * t»> **«»«« teoa^ ■— -a . - M W ■ I 3 BP of Rom# r r r r r r W r IT ti it IT X IT It" li ■ r ■ r a sr a ~m F 7T w a g w~ r ■ n ir| H r ar d ! r r jr w w d u nr ■ t B WWJ. Mow*. Maxwell «) TjaaMown. (2) Movie (cont). (7) News and Weather. *9) Popeye. (SI) General Chemistry. (7) Sports. ' ' W •>U (7) New*. •:H (3) News Analysis. (4) Weather. StM (3) News. (4) News. u. (71 Jeffs Colife (9) William TeU. . 4:40" (2) Spoils. (4) Sports. 4:4i (2) News. (4) News. - •' . <561 Philosophy of Men. U*. Traffic 7:M «> Witness. ■ l (4) Michigan Outdoors. (t) Deadline (9) Huckleberry Hound. - 7:30 (4) Outlaws. (I) Witness (cent ). | (7) Guestward Ho! I (9) Movie. “Escape in the| > Desert.” (MB). An oot-Dutch flyer, white hitchhiking his way acroed the United States, to lor one of lour eaca] ipedyNazi to be in vicinity. Bill Kennedy, HAL ) \nut Dantinr. / (561 Introductory Psychol- ogy. •iN <2> Manhunt. (4) Outlaws (cont). ! (t) Doans Reed. (9) Movie (cont.). . <'■ (56) Language and linguistics. 8:30 (2) Zane Grey. (4) Bat Masteraon. (7) Reef McCoys. (9) Movie (cont.). (56) American History. 0:00 (2) Angel (4) Bachelor Father. (7) My Three Sons. . ->t (9) Fancy Free: 4:30 (2) Ann Sothem. (4) (Color). Ernie Ford, Behan to Sing in a Cafe in Alert San Francisco By EARL WILSON NEW TORE — Irish Playwright Brendan Behan's going to become a night club star. He’ll sing and soliloquise at “the Hungry I" la item Francisco aftet/attending the Kennedy inauguration CTm Interested In t&t lad Ken- m nedy.” fie says).. First, he'll go to London for | the opening of a new play he wrote here ("Richard's Cork Leg”). Behan claims his mother ordered him to look up a relative In the financial district, at a Pine Street address. “What floor’s he- on?” Behan asked. ‘‘He’s on every floor." his mother answered. “He's a lift operator” • * * (7) Untouchables/ 49) Wrestling, list! ($) Person to Persoa. . 44) Groucho. (7) Untouchables (cont.). j (9) Wrestling (cont.), ‘V 10:30 (t) June AUyson. (4) Jim Backus. (7) Emit Kovacs. (9) News. 10:46 (t) Sports. io:S5 (9) Weather ilfW (2) News. (4) News. I link (2) Weather. (4) Weather. (9) Telescope UA\V. 11:20 (21 Sports. , («) Sports. U:M (2) Movie. “Happy Go LovO-j ly." (19511. A young Amer* lean dancer creates a stir in Edinburgh. David Niven, Vera-EUen, Osar Romero. (9) Movie. “The Life of Jimmy Dolan." (19SDL After winning the, wetterweight f title, Jimmy Ddlan gets' drunk at a wild party. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. • 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. • (7) Flight. Steve Cochran stars as Fletcher,, __ brains of the notorious Detroit " 0**n* mob that specialised in kidnaping | other underworld characters. Rob-11 mm rtn ert Stack stan as EUot Naas. 1 PERSON TO PERSON. 10 p.m — (21. Hut Cbkflas CbtUngwoodimir «#________« n j ;____________ - • 1 MBits comedian Joey Bishop atjTV NeWg and KeVleWf ^ .1 Knglewood. N. J., and actreoa Lte-| .. ....................•“ » Skelton Special Curdles; Z**V£Tabbed The Useless Affair pitas. ERNIE EOVACS 10:90 p.m. (7).! ' By FRED DANOO 1 George Raft helped out In a skit Edie Adams. Cesar Romero and NEW YORK (UPD - Well. as!«bout footprints-in-cement Bobby] liana Qmhed are fte eKperts who Dk)( ^ ^ ^ othm^y*11 nM,,rT°rd,[ J will try to interpret Emte's vague: ___^ ~ _ , The sound track through most of clues to guess the Identity of my*- ^ ** can * wln m ‘the CBS-TV how was horrid, as if! tery contestant*. 1 T® .thinking, -in this Manet, & had been prerecorded in a ther> J ACK PAAR 1130 p m <4» of a watch company, Timex, which mo* .jug. And some skips and Jack's guests are actor-folk slng-isponsnred two television specials’taKhM in U>e tape didn't hMp ec Theodore Bikn. Bret Paits v tu. mteters and singer Joan TUmer tCtoter) bL“ «* ,hta ^ «• TuP*tay 4 * ♦ ----- — --------------night documentary. The U2 Af_ fair." was excellent, a special In .There* More tea T\ spretel; concept and execution. • than simply hanging out some m M flowing drupes behind the cunpbtCi i”*™™ 'The Yum Yum Girl." last night's “UJ. Steel Hour” comedy CBS-TV. was a ho-hum pfeaen-. The deal to get Behan to appear la San Francisco was matte hy.Barton Ban durci, proprietor of the dah, who must ho one of tho most farward-lsshlag oafo chaps Boat forgot II to also Baa Francisco that keeps potting oa an latarnnttoaal Film Festival the only one in Amaricn. Quite u alert city they’ve got thors I often wonder what ever happened to Now York's rtisnmsa. 1 *«*«« ^ ***» !« and dlacovtrad that she’s not: i2) I Love Lucy - French—but was bora in Bom-' (7) Morning Court bay, India, of South African (9) Romper Room, parents, la a British subject—U:3e (4) Concentration, longing to become a US. real-drat. FRIDAY MORNING 0:00 (4) (color) Contiaeatal Class-* #:»« (2) Meditations. (2) On the /Arm Front. 9i46 (3) TV College. 7:19 (4) Today. | (7) Funews. |7:» (2) Felix tlm.Ost. (7) Johnny Ginger jlill .(2) CSptain Kangaroo. Stag (7) Stags L t:M (4i I llarrted Joan. (3) Movie. 0:19 (7) Exercise. ' (41 Exercise 0:14 (4) Faya EUmbeth. 10:00 (4) Dough Re ATI. (7) News. Mite (D Movie. 10: ti (9) Billboard 10:10 (9) Chez Helene ', (7) Divorce Hearing. (4) (Color) Play Hunch. Thon’l SUMthisc Special la AWAITING YOU AT PHELPS $•• Them Now ond Surprise the Family for if". PHELP’S 2f 16 Mrit Hwy. OR 3-1217 NEIGHBOR'S TV "^ Yoi Fix-It or We Fix-It Shop! 5 USE OUR TURI CHECKERS eml 2 )VER WHETHER YOUR TV TUIES f ARE REALLY GOOD or 1AD J FE 8-2383 3 DISCOVER WHETHER YOUR TV TUIES ^ 1095 Jetlyn at Second FE 8-2393 J COMMIT! One to IHI W•tear* end drywo te RCA WHIRLPOOL GENERAL ELECTRIC Mm Baml** *« I960** whlaeieter* Ttado-la t AcespM — Yreau •25 W. Huron Strowt vt m Oar son “Oil”—he doesn’t like Stagger any more— heard ah—I this kid who got tired of hearing older people any, “My, how ywo*ve grown np!" so he finally retorted te one of than*, “A a i, my. how you've grown oat!” The Marilyn Monroe-Arthur Friday afternoon i2:te W Love of Life. (4) Truth or Coaaoquenees. (7) Texan. L (9) Susie. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) (color) It Coaid Be You.’ (7) Beal the dock (9) Myrt and Doris > 12: M (2) Guiding Light. (9l News. The story idea for the show was! a visit to downtown Hollywood with Skelton guiding, the ssy big to such landmarks wood and Vja*. "The Walt of Fame" (that's a special sMrwalk. not Jayne Mansfield), Bobby Ry-1 del). Dinah Shore, William Dema-re*t, Jack Benny. George Raft and the greatest of all landmarks. fatten. Every character had to be Miller business corporation 1S:H (<> Npw(,‘ could make a sllUon bucks If t:M t3t My Little Margie. "The Misfits" is aa great as «4i News, they say — yet that partner-j (7) About Faces, ship’ll be divided In the dl-j (9) Movie. PE 4-1515 CIV ItlCTRO MART _IM MM TV RPtTAL BY DAY OR FIR ■Frank Sinatra; who te growing a careers by tedding this emretee heard (Someone said he' ’ *■ * * off an election bet.) SONOTONE Hoom of Hearing Free Hearing Teals . Free Parktef At Rear of ■ Buildlnf **Opoa leu. by AppoteteiMr * 143 Oakland FKderal M225 PONTIAC, RICH *»voree. Clark Oabto. Incidentally, could vary weU win a post- t:m (4) Bold Journey. * e c humous Oscar for hit performanco—not tong after his baby i:te (2) As World Turns. j * * *• te born. (7) Life of ROey. But H wm amiable fluff and the it 1r it jt:te (2) Medic. Bob Hope moans. "Just any luck to get a huge file of golff jj* (0n Movie didn't sing. He just plugged bteartiotvadvwrture filmed eerie,, 8h» explains. 1 like to gamble” ... S:Si (2) Verdict Is Tours, restaurant, oaled so—ddcks,—ij>« Vegas." for tho 1961-62 Lts Taylor and Eddiell take a hotuw In Palm Springs for: <4) Ff^m These Roots -| clutched a drink and got offl some schwju|P three weeks so Lit can get some sun. They don’t exjieet to see (7) Who Do Y— Trust. i weary little jokes. { ^_ Pehhte Kart there. Shall ha filming . . . 45,1 ,2) Brighter Day. if it it . L,'., (4) Make Boom for Daddy. BAKL’S PEARLS: Tfie Kennedy-traffic ticket drive's got1 J!j Anwtean ^Baddstend. 1 wm start before driatsaas. so severe that now there isn't even any parking In the no-j * Adventure Time J Diane Cikato will purt—y BediyT[-rtta« ****•• _ |(kte. (2) Edge of Night. I ” Sharp in the two—it "FamilyI. TOO*r* BIST LAUGH: "Anyway, with a new-born baby! <4) Here s Hollywood. Classic*" presentation of “Vanity!fo fit* White House, Kennedy should be a wide-awake Presl- :4:fi (9) Santa Claus. [ Dinah Short and Rad ca»anged pair" on CBBTV Jan. M and MJdenf—Jteae Kaplan. 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U.S. and Ftench observatories reported picking up signals brant the Soviet nteUite this morning. . The launching was tbs first space exploit announced by the Soviet Union since Aug. 21 when the U.S.S.R. disclosed It had sent dogs and some rats, mice, flies and plants. The two dogs. Belka and Sjtrel- ka, were later exhibited in their space suits before newsmen. In Moecow; The Soviets said the animals were catapulted from the . space ship and were landed gently in, •''capsule at a speed of 13 to IS miles per bow. the first soviet space ship was put into orbit last May 15, , Altogether the Soviet t’nlon has placed seven satellites la orbit li’SlM the eerth store she opened the space age 38 months age. In addition it has a cosmic payload orbiting the ana. • The United States h§h orbited nearly 30 earth satellites and two satellites around the atm.) tin Washington a spokesman for Space Administration said the ■ agency could not make any sffi-cku content on the Soviet launching until It received more details. But he added that on first jdspee (Continued on Page 2, CaTf) THE PONTIAC PRESS 118th YEAR ★ Hr ★ ★ .★ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, I960—T8 PAGES Commercial Air Service Comes to City Plan $1 Million Building Project Near St Joseph V ' Plans for n fl million building project on Woodward Avenue, across from St. Joseph Mercy Hos-j pita), were announced this mom-j rework on two separate buildings,,, one bousing the General Motors , . .... . Truck A Coach Employes Fadenl EL-fJ. Credit Union and another housing 00^^^ „. . — A *rtsra, the Physician* Real Es- The union wUl expand ite tala Devetopment COrp. wlfl. ha | about a month ago from Fisher 1 af the largest la Oakland Company dy used Mufastvety fsr d- I af physicians present facilities by seven times. The credit union purchased 20 The (wilding homing the dee- acne Of land, totaling 670 feet of tars’ offices will ha catted the frontage on Woodward Avenue, Kennedy Aide for Makes Williams African Affairs ager, today saasuaced the sale of half of the land to the phyab j etaaa* carpaeattoa. At the same time, both groups announced their proposed building! ski, president of the board of dircc-, ITS. Architect Ibr both projects will be Hatty Banyan Jr. of Pontiacj and handling both sale tranoac-j lions arts Pontiac realtor Bruce J.1 Annett. Each project wtH rest a I “Our move was necessitated by utiiiMmsnu - , • . .• ■_&,. (the growth of the credit union." WASHINGTON oP—President-Elect John F. Kennedyjmatd Woodman. The credit union today picked oov. O lCannen Williams of pillow has,some 11,000 members, be assistant aecretary of state for African affairs. L2L?£***; Kennedy called the job second in importance to no!»ww oar main «mce into the mm' other position in the new ft*j administration It was his “■* * * first major appointment "At the prevent time wr have] ra-te s Sian. " Ins an estimated 21.000 square' Kennedy made the announce- feet •• ment on the doorstep of hie! Woodman ahn said that the |oca-i Georgetown home with Williams]tton of the proposed building standing at hts side. They had con-!"couldn't be- more proper tor the-lertwd at a breakfast meeting. GMTC people.'' Williams, whs has served six "Parking space is also a major! terms, w« retire as governor at f*ctor *" our tttmw.M he explained j iJm. t. FIRST PAKKKNfiKRX AKKIVK - Arriving on schedule (HfcW a. m * aboard North Central Airlines’ first regular flight to Pon tWc. were these passengers this morning at Pontiac Municipal Airport. In the background is the gleaming silver and white Con-vair MO that will be used on the Pontiac route. The plane seats 44 passengers. • * Plane's Arrival Signals Start of Regular Flights North Central Con voir Is Met by Delegation of Pontiac Officials By PETE LOCflBILER Commercial airline, service came to the Pontiac area today in the form of ,a sleek, silver transport that set down at Pontiac Municipal Airport shortly after 18 am. The twin-engine, 44-passenger Con vair 340 aircraft flew in from Detroit’* Willow Run Airport on its Way' to Sault Ste. Marie. The stopover, here marked the-inauguration of dally commercial airline service by North Central Airlines, the largest short-haul airlines in the nation. Insults tly in Niew Orleans Area Woman Dies of Injuries 1^°^ce Step Into School party of NmHi nttHU) Hi mi tar Inatigirml Two-Car Collision The announcement bon* out ad-j Vance indications that Kennedy had passed file talking singe andj was at the point of making actuaJjtdng and investigating official assignments | bUtties of an office | September Mrs. Johiv H. (Marti m. W. 817 N. Long Lake Drtv The doctors' group began organ- jOrton Township, died early today The plane was to put in at Flint. ' IWCtty Airport 'Saginaw, Bay |CHy. Midland l and Alpena. Tbese five cities are also getting cont- NEW ORLEANS U> — Fanatical Dreyfoas, a professor of tow at , of Louisiana to cease interfering I "rSf***fI>*' /-I • . i ;r ,,women — screaming insults — Louisiana State University and with integration. |to Pontiac Claims Lit® of manhandled a university Student j presideat of the Hvtl Liberties The three-judge panel also re- .1?*^. ^aclti^* QW- Orion Twp. Resident ! to Iront of integrated wu-j Eaton In Lotdstana. fused to stay or modify the ruling!** inaugural stops, since North ham Frantz School, shying thej a few minutes eartter, the same °PeninK the previously »U-'«d»ite central has served the Soo fta-mv youth tod recent downtown siMnjwunen pickets failed to keep a schools to Negroes on a gradual- oraj years ^ Ander- i dwrwtwtrations j young mfhister from taking his ed basis. , few*. Pwtce rescued him All the way daughter and two other white Demonstrations increased at one police car. the w o m c njchfldren into William Frantz. M the integrated schools Wednes, MARCS APt*tHNTMEN TS possi- of injuries sustained in s collision yesterday. Street. *1 h py,rry*of mulatto grandchildren." yelledj^., , , . ...... , The same plane was, scheduled . .,children into William Frantz. «* the integrated schools Wednes ,0 rpturn along the same route have a hunch' Tension increased at New Or-j day after the ruling. {with the s ‘ la addition to Williams, he' hadjbe similar in design to the credit appointments today with Robert union structure and is being A. Lovett, torraer secretory of Do-1 planned to house 24 suites." said ferae: Connecticut's Gov. Abre- Dobeki * I G. MENNEN WILLIAMS ham A. Ribicoff, And Rep. Stuart * * * ‘ r‘r'. " ijw WWI, D-Ariz. All have figured "it will accommodate from 30 1 ^ Tw Cabinet and sub-Cpbinet talk, to 35 doctors I^2l J-_ rij« 1 , > Kennedy and WitUams stood! LOOK tor a Oligtlt Without topcoats or hats to frees-! Warming Trend )!*» "I have ashed Oev. WIHtoas to “The Professional Building witlj Mrs Anderson lost control of 'len Psttee alas/rraroed George , —38 Tomorrow Christmas shoppers will find temperatures a little wanner tomorrow, the weatherman says. Tonight will be. fair with a 1 of 18 degrees. The high will ranch around 38 tomorrow. The outlook tor Saturday is partly cloudy and warmer. accept a psrtflsu af nopsuaMIty Northwesterly morning winds at 15-22 miles per hour wlll^JUnlnWi late this afternoon and tonight, becoming light variable Friday. African countries nutter up quarter of the nations in the General Assembly of the United Nations. The continent of Africa is now a giant testing ground tc News Flash Oakland Highway Toll in ’60 101 on icy paw meat while traveling sou Perry at a.m. yesterday V~ integrated^ schools wake of a federal court rul-| ordering agencies of the State • going to have segre- nu, effective upon Prenident-Kect John F. Kennedy'| (oration Jan. to. **We are j f*to« | Two women were knocked down las police shoved back members of a jeering- hooting crowd which 8*ate b<‘,'*wn ,hf *®v- bertoo freighter asking h,r emment and the people, status. All 76 members of the House * present St the. session approved The cfcptain answered; "Water the renewed states rights dial-in- the hold is coming higher andlienge to the federal courts. ] higher and we are pumping all we Atty. Geo. Jack Gremillion said 'Ve are still pouncing on the ,he ruling will be appealed. “This bottom IL stopped for about an L, the first time, he added, “that hour, but through the night it was j have ever heard of a state leg-! . • „ ,* .... . islature being enjoined by a fed- Then he added. Ira afraid weieraj judiciary without rhyme or! can t- . . , And static gut off the reason." remainder ! from shore stations. 1 There «u action from the rutter ing nearby apolis, Minn, .company. strictly many did 1 (an at the airport 1W-UC. Thompson Aeronautical Go. be-mail service in 1329. The (Continued on Page 2, Cal. 34 BUSTING OFF NEXT MONDAY \In Todaf s Press Meljropters and amphibious stood by at the Traverse !oast Guard air station. RL’OV ON ITS WAV Guard cutter Sundew ndr. Richard t the air sta-said the rope ght on stand-e 2, Col. 2) Comics ........ County News . Editorials Food Section . Markets ....... Ohitoaries .... Pet Doctor Sports TV 8 Radio Prsgroms____ff WUooa. Earl ......... V» Women's Ptgeo........ t9 St PUNJABS ■hrvfy: . A cartoon panel that orbits around nc TWO' m hjao im /, o' Freedom Near; n Years Taylor' Seeks Release of Man Imprisoned on Assault-Murder Charge Convict Mm Mundo stands to become a free man tomorrow after . 9*i years in Jackson Prison. >* ★ * ‘ Prosecutor George *F. Taylor announced today he would move to dtep the assault with intent to dkunit murder charge against Hondo. Taytar, alter studying the transcript of the INI trial and bear-tlg seme trwtlmeey from special Investigator W. M. Petenjiann, (aid he “coald net prove John Mundo guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.” Mundo, M, was sentenced to prison for 15 to 30 years by fortoer Circuit Judge Prank L. Doty after bring found guilty by a jury of the Nor. 30, 1960, shooting of James £ Marshall. 30, owner <* ' jewelry stores in Femdale. CHANTED NEW TRIAL. Mundo continued to proclaim his innocence and hired Pontiac attorney Bernard Girard to help him He waa granted a ‘new trial reorody when he produced an afBdavtt from Marshall, now a reWdent of Ughland Park, any-lag he (Marshall) was not aare. new Mnade was the man who •hat him 16 yean age. Petnrwarm gave Mundo several lie detector tests in'June at Jack-son, leading the investigator to aay that it waa his opinion "that this inmate is telling the truth and was not involved in this case.'* *. it it “I do not- have positive proof he Ufas the one,” Taylor said, reviewing the case and after conferring with Petermann. Servite for Auto Pioneer, Service for a prominent automotive pioneer, diaries S. Monnier el 0715 Aide/ Road, West Bloom-field Township, who died Tuesday will he held tomorrow 1 Birmingham. Monnier, 87, operated the world', first auto accessories store. It was Congress Street tn Drirolt es from the old County Build-ling. He was a close friend to Henry Ford. R. E. Olds and other earty giants of the automobile THE BPNTIAC PRESS, /THURSDAY, DECEMBER I He was an expert on the extinct passenger pigeon. Several birds he raised as a boy are now on exhibit in the Cranbrook Institute of Science. dr * * In his youth he was a champion bicycle racer, winning A national run on Belle Isle, ■ also an expert on miniature penmanship, once writing 17,«H words on a post card. He la survived by his1 wife Lillian. Tomorrow service will be held at 1 p.m. at the Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. I tombment will be in Roseland Park Mausoleum, Berkley. Taylor said he would draw the nolle prosequi order today Circuit Judge Stanton O. . who had ordered a new ' trial tawed on tho affidavit. When Dondero signs the order Mundo becomes a free man, Taylor Plan Two Buildings Near St. Joseph’s (Continued From Page One) tory facilities, and a pharmacy, Dobski explained. “We want to that this Is not a clinic. It la a build tog homing offices for phyai-visit* in private practices,” he said. The doctors expressed their belief that It would be probably the largest building in Pontiac for doctors exclusively. .V* .* fr * The corporation's board of directors is currently made up of Dobski, Dr. Charles L. Bowers, vioe president; Adam Stark, a pharmacist, secretary; Dr. Ed- ward McPhee, treasurer; and Dr. Dale Drew. / ..WWW No plans have been drawn as Fit. but both groups said buildings would be conservative to designs. Plight of Grounded Freighter Growing (Continued From Page One) by basis to evacuate the stricken vessel’s crew members if need arose. Trivisas asked that a diver be sent to examine the freighter's bottdm for damage before making efforts to free her. Wilbur Moore. 52, an Essex-vtfle contractor heading a crew constructing a marina on South Manltou, described the vesod bring oa an even keel. The 346-foot Morazan was bound from Chicago to Rotterdam with a general cargo. She was raditg to beat a St. Lawrence Seaway closing deadline when gale winds struck last Tuesday night. Her call for help indicated she was blown off course in the Man-itou Strait channel. Rocks trapped the vessel about 300 yards south of the 5,000-acre island. Coast Guard spokesmen said she as provisioned tor an overseas voyage and saw no immediate hardship for the crew. Trivizas asked that his wife, ro months pregnant, be removed quickly to prevent a strain on her nerves. Capt. Joseph Howe, commander of the Mackinaw and directing operations at the scene, said seas wpre too rough Wednesday to re-move her without risk. He said the ship was in no immediate danger and advised that the woman await better weather. Typhoon Ophelia Wrecks Hamlet on Pacific Atoll TOKYO (API—The violent offseason Typhoon Ophelia, carrying 161-mile center winds; battered Pacific atolls today and headed fAr the Philippines. ♦ ♦ it All buildings on the tiny U.S. administered Ulithi atoll were ported destroyed, except for a concrete Coast Guard station. The Weather Lfflr *■« > IMU* raMtr teoifM. U> \ MSov Mr — - —“--------------- “ *1. N*rthi : Wind Telocity I ____ . jwaum. I MU Thursday at 5:01 < —a rlMS Friday at 1:0 am. , Maas MU Friday at * 51 i.m hauuUua luumlam SoaaSay la FauUs* . ■« yacordad downtown) Hlohcit temperature ........... Lovett temperature ....... Maos temp* rature .. .......... Wtether—enow name*, bluetti m it! lenil Tnapcralarte Jta Mt> aa Veart thltMip Ttayrafi ♦1 ip MU ; 5 -5 MUwauaee n *1 M MhuiMpallt It •» to lee qfiu m B I! KJ* « » •I FUUburgh * St. Louie ■ .. iTFriuaiMi ee se (Continued From Page One) service passed to Trans-American Airlines (the forerunner of American Airlines) and then to Pennsylvania Central Airlines (forerunner of Capital Airlines). Both Trans-American and Pennsylvania carried passengers before depression days brought an end to commercial activity at the airport. it it it North Central does bring ______ area Its first commercial service in 28 yean and die first in the modern sense of the word. it ★ * The airport was not quite ready #* the first flight. But the |L5 lillion spent there for development the past five years had paved the way. The terminal _ about M per cent finished, not equipped. The lobby, concourse aad ticket window were open, though, aad North Central Intrigue in Chicago's Vote Check CHICAGO (AP) - Will the re-check of ballots in Chicago have any effect on the presidential election? That question loomed larger today to the wake of Gov. William G. Stratton's statement that the Blinds Electoral Board may hot certify the state's 27 Democratic electors Jf “strong and tangible” evidence of vote frauds is presented. Stratton, a Republican, is chairman of the GOP-dominated board. The board’s function is to canvass the, vote reports from the state's 102 counties and make an official proclamation of the re suits. Reports from the 192 counties ■how President-Elect John F. Kennedy is entitled to the electoral votes on the basis of Us defeat of Richard M. Nixon by SAW voles. Across the nation, Kennedy has 500 electoral votes. If the 27 from Illinois were withheld, he still would have 273—four more than file 269 required, if there are shifts elsewhere. MEETS NEXT WEEK Stratton, who lost to hlsbid re-election, made his statement Wednesday at a news conference in Springfield. The' board is expected to meet there next week. Unless there is a hitch, the elec-votes will be cast there Dec. is. The Chicago Board of Election Commtarioaers weat Into Its third day of checking 4M.S00 paper ballots cast In 863 pre-ctoete to the Nov. 8 election. In the first two days, the board rechecked ballots from only five precincts. There was a net gain of 23. votes for Nixon and a net of seven for State’s Atty. Benjamin AdamowaU, Anglican Flies to Pope ROME (UPI) - The Anglican archbishop of Canterbury flew toward Rome on his “adventure o! J unity” today for an historic meet-m Sitog with Pope John XXIII. AF Fhotsfss STOP! something NEW! - Mayor John L. Brown of Wood-son Terrace, a suburb of St. Louis, admires an illustrated stop sign Wednesday which has been erected at an intersection in the community. The cartoon type sign was the mayor’s idea. He said he thought motorists have been taking stop signs for granted, am} sometimes not coming to a full stop. In case motorists think fifir sign is only a joke, policemen are around to set them straight. Commercial Air Service Begins in Pontiac Area Local Business Takes Advantage oi Flights Early Several Pontiac merchants and industries today shared in the history-making commercial flight into Pontiac with the receipt of air ex press shipments on the plane. Pontiac Motor Division and General Motors Truck * Coach Divlrion received several aUp. meats out of Detroit on the flight. representative with Railway Express Agency, Inc. In Pontiac. ■ .it it it. Arthur's received some furs from New York City and Osmun'i Men’s Wear received some tuxedos out of Philadelphia among the 27 pieces unloaded from the Con-vair 340 when it touched down shortly after 10 a.m. at Pontiac Municipal Airport, Hardin said. Did Our Rocket Fall on Cuba? Because of Strained Relation?, U.S. Trying to Learn Truth CAPE CANAVARAL (UPI) — Scientists pressed by U.S _ ment officials today stepped up an investigation to find out If there was a connection between America's latest space shot failure and claim that part ofia rocket fell on Cuba. it * * Thor-Able-Star rocket fired from the Cape with two prospective earth satellites was destroyed high over the Atlantic Wednesday. Informed sources said “It is possible that at least some of the wreckage might have crashed on “ iba." Early today, a spokesman for ■aid a piece sf a rocket had crashed near Holguin Cuba’s east of Orleate. The Defense Department and the Air Force, which had charge of the apace shot, clamped an official silence on information about the failure within hours after the mystery-shrouded crash, ' p ♦ ♦ State Department - officials were reported “highly interested quite concerned' the shot might have hit Cuba, particularly in light of strained relations between the Latin American nation and the United States. “ .★ it h The planned flight of the 79-foot rocket wopld have carried it the east coast of Cuba en route an orbit in which the satellites a Transit in — a aid and a solar radiation' expert-nt — would have swept over all earth between the arctic and antarctic circles. agents were operating an office and baggage room. Finished was the 1.300-foot extension to the main, east-west runway that the Convairs will use from now. on. The expanded, 5,300-foot length of the runway makes it possible for twin-engine craft to use the port. , Also finished were the taxiwaya and the 8100,000 parking ramp which the plane swung around to reach the terminal. For the benefit of the public, there was a 120-car parking lot in readiness and an entrance road off M59. The threcstory tower won’t be in operation until spring, but North Central has Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) permission to use two-way radio contact with: the airport. The FAA will operate the tower. e.Day in Binmnghairi FtndSJOOjQOO Mort apartment occupfcd (IrtotT DowntoymShopping I RaBSom Money Now Under Construction BIRMINGHAM - Work began day on the city’s first shopping mall. Tbs first project in a long-range plan for the redevelopment of the downtown business district, block-long shopper’s mall is Henrietta Street between Maple and Martin. A 30-foot tree, the first of many to be placed In the mall, was to be planted at U a.m. today. A deep layer of wood chips will cover the pavement and walkways will be fortoed by patio blocks. Supervising the pilot project to the Birmingham Central Business District Development Committee. The committee received 818,000 from area merchants to have the long-range plan developed. * * * Claude Kidd, a member of the committee, said the mall has been designed to facilitate better vehicular-pedestrian traffic, and future plans call for building several other malls. He sold the mall Is the lint physical evidence of downtown redevelopment since the committee hired n fall-time planner a year ago to work strictly on the project. Other plans, he said, call for the elimination of traffic jogs where Willets and Brown streets intersect Woodward Avenue. projects has not been determined but the work will be done by the city with funds made available from businessmen. berty Anne, both at home, and bar parents, My. and Mrs. Omer McCIughlin of TgylorviUe, III. Fulkerson Eyes Federal Post Would Lika to Ba U.S. Attorney General I Detroit; Bid? Debated George J. Fulkerson, who w defeated for county prosecutor Nov. 8 on the Democratic ticket, is interested to the federal patronage job of U.S. attorney general to Detroit, The Pontiac Pres learned today. The 34-year-old Birmingham attorney is reported to have communicated with Michigan Sens. Patrick V. McNamara and Philip A. Hart concerning the job now held by George E. Woods of Huntington Woods. Many federal patronage jobs are up for grabs to Michigan since the election of President-Eleer John F. Kennedy. Top Michigan Democrats met In Detroit Tuesday night to attempt to unscramble the long lists for the many Jobs. The two senators said then that I Democrats from congressional districts must have the support of their Democratic congressmen be-The exact cost of the future c°"»id*r»tlon-. _ .. J rotacta ha. not been determined “«* ■ M Oakland 18th, represented by Republican Congressman William S. Broomfield, a communication chn be forwarded directly to the senators, McNamara said. mnk Narrate) 31, age of fiat ‘v arrested attpCcta. Tbs money was to a panel on the inside of a Nr - LOS ANGELES (AP* - FBI agents have found another $100, 000 of tha ransom paid Mduapr en of sportaman Anthony Afemto-To date »62.515 of the 8200,000 paid has been recovered. Agents discovered the frigerator 4 Alessio, | kidnaped in Sen Diego Nov, 21, was freed unharmed after payment of the ransom. . Mrs. Robert C. Mack Service for bln. Robert (Marie) C. Mack, 42, of 6019 Woodbank Drive, Bloomfield Township, will be 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cb. Burial will be to Taylorville, Illinois. Mn. Mack died yesterday to William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, after a brief illness. Survived by her husband Robert and two daughtess, Judy and Kim- Hazel Park Motorist Dies in Detroit Mishap DETROIT (UPI)—James Coop-! er, 48, of Hazel Park, was killed Wednesday when his car ran out of control and struck a building. Police said the weather may! have been a factor to the accident] at Grand Boulevard and East Can-field. It was snowing at the time. Board of Supervisors Consider Move Works Dept. May Get Airport Project By QBORGE T. TRUMBULL JR.(• Most county officials, including County supervisors are consider- DPW Director R. J. Alexander, tog adding a new duty to the department of public works—-that of constructing and operating an airport that might be built here. The board of supervisors tomorrow will be asked to expand the county’s 1961 mushrooming legislative program, one addition being an amendment to the 1957 state law creating county public works departments to permit the additional duty. The suggestion coroes from the county’s special aviation committee which to trying to Implement a long-range study of air transportation needs la Southeastern Michigan for the next 25 yean. Principal order of business for supervisors will be to approve bids taken today on a 820,000 service drive with divided boulevard, loop and a 815.000 customers’ parking lot at the new courthouse. it h it Friday’s meeting was called especially by Chairman Delog Hamlin so that work could begin immediately on the projects. Other county business has been tacked tinto the agenda. share the opinion that all types of public works, which supposedly include operations of airports, should fall under the DPW. * ♦ “It rightfully belongs in public works,” Alexander said. * LITTLE TROUBLE SEEN About chances to change the law, Nhich Oakland County initiated three years ago, Berkley Supervisor John-, G. Semann, chairman of the legislative committee, said: ”1 wouldn’t anticipate too much trouble. “It’s permissive legislation and logical,” he said. The Oakland DPW bow to concerned solely with sewer aad water projects on aa laterarea er that Ike present pay of the vice «ii«irew of the beard of county road rnmmlsolrmrri need of an ecom program la Oakland County. Amending the DPW act to include aviation duties is just a long-range. step being coneidered by the committee headed by Pontiac Mayor and Supervisor Philip E. Rowston. Previously discussed plana aa to where such an airport should go haven't gone beyond the discussion stage, a spokesman said. of maarket value, a second would increase the budget of the State Tax Commission to provide, greater assistance to county assessing officers, and the third would set] separate commission to review and revise the tax structure] for supporting both state and local! governmental units so some relief] can be given to ad valorem taxes] on real and personal property. In making the proposal supervisors realize that the neighboring Wayne. County . Road Commission operates the Detroit Metropolitan Airport. ★ it * Semann will also read a suggested amendment to a 1929 law which would boost the cost of new plats in the county from 816 to 8100. The county, which aew gets 85 to record the plat, incurs added easts by dUforent departments Inspecting the plats, the plat board said In suggesting the Unde* the change 850 would be returned to the county. h it h Members of the equalization committee of the board of supervisor* will offer three steps facilitate closer liaison with state equalization procedures. ‘it it it One would limit assessing property at no greater than 50 per cent 2 More Dogs Ride Rocket lor Russia (Continued From Page One) the Soviet project “does not look] li/e anything new.”) ' * it 'it The text of the Soviet nouncement; “In accordance with the*, gram of scientific research the third space ship was orbited as an earth satellite to the Soviet Union (hi Dec. l. “For medical • biological research In the eondltlena of a space (light experimental anl Mashka—have been pieced In the cabin of the space ship. “In the cabin there also are other animals, insects and plants. “Hie experimental animals are being watched by means of radio-television. and telemetering ays-, terns, which play back physiological data about their condition. 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Announcing , that his. fan patient was rising Won Ms valid’s bed, Lord Moran, am Churchill’s doctors, told 'Tfe’s getting on very w He’s getting up tar tench, 1 a small bone in hia back. For as 84-year-old man—who’s had heart attacks, pneumonia ind t other ailment* hia rapid recovery Is Just abort of staggering. Friends and admirers, the and the humble from all over the earth floods^ the statesman U’ the day depends on how I feels.” It was only 1$ days f*" Britain’s wartime lender over a rug In Me ftmk man Chris Shephard, who drove hia horse and • cart to Churchill's door to offer goo4 riahte. T Post Office trucks ran what Hyde hut Gate, the quiet In on n tide of deHveey trucks They came from Queen EUta-beth II, President Eisenhower, iorrign rulers, potentates, oM The indestructable ChurchUl celebrated the day with a 100-pound cake soaked In hia favorite brandy. Claims Teachers Must Be Sold on Their Status SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — A classroom teacher has to be “sold" bar own ■ professional standing, according to an official of the National Education Association. Groves. Md., who Is president of the Department of CUoaroom Teacher*, ooys Me Image ,ef the teacher needs to be brought Into sharper teens. ♦ ★ dr She says teachers really have two jobs—providing the best possible instruction and participating In the work of professional assod- Sale of Allied lab to Dow Approved WILMINGTON, Del. # - Stockholders Wednqlday approved sale of Allied Laboratories of Kansas City to Dow Chemical Co. Dec. 30. ♦ * * J. L. McKee, Allied president, announced the sale was favored by holders of 82.g per cent of the stock and opposed by 2.05 per cent. Hq also announced a final dividend of 25 cents a share. Kenneth F. Valentine, eateen-tlve vice president, said the deni can result Is greeter accomplish Moore Oo., Indianapolis^ pharmaceutical Him. Other Allied subsidiaries are Sioux EUBs (S.D.) Laboratories and Campnwa Corp., Batavia, ID. * ' * . A The .plan calls for .issuing two-thirds of a share of Dpw stock for share of Allied. Dow stock dosed Tuesday at 15; Allied at 49.0. Valentine also is president of Al-ed s largest subsidiary, Pitman- Spectator OH to Church Fire En Deshabille his front teens te see, to kb dismay, a fire at the Lake Highland* Methodist Chnreh whan he h psstar. Quickly, he rushed te the f ‘ other*. The The paster stepped to chat with eeme of the spectators on the scene. One of the men, he said, was ta a sports shirt and approached, wearing brief cloth-teg. ”1 see you wore your Bemiu-i, too,” ho said Jocularly. Judge Forgets / He's op Stand Instead of Bench DALLAS. Tas. (UPD—Criminal District Judge Joe B. Brawn was on the witness Hand instead of behind the. bench at a domestic relations trial, but forgot that he wasn’t me Judge in the case. Judge Brown was teotyfytag as a character wNneso when an attorney objected te a directed to the Jodgr. down, then started running ter that." a said. The embarrassed judge was upheld by presiding Judge Beth Wright, who added p belated, “Sustained.” J savi For important Christmas ~ ’s is your Santa GIRLS' BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY DRESSES FEATURE FESTIVE FASHION GOOD LOOKS *N£W * STUNNING • APPEALING • DACRON • SILK ORGANZA • VELVETEEN Swish, they're off to the gayest parties of the year. Tingling excitement in their new Penney Dresses. No wonder . . . they're the prettiest you've seen yet! These are styles that foshion conscious young girls yearn for. See fussy shirt waists, tunic, apron dresses. All with twirl-around fullness. Take your pick of fabulous fabrics. Like dacron polyester, filmy silk organza, and sheer nylon. Sixes 3 to 6x 398 to o sixes 7 to 14 Penney's hasn't forgotten the little girls in your family either. 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A A it Now the Czech, Hungarian and other East European peoples may celebrate Christmas with leas limitations than a few years ago. .* * » This is in line with the general policy of satellite leaders of making concessions which do not endanger the political aims of the Communist regimes. Daring the Stalinist era the to deprive Christmas of M actor as a Christian holiday. All Christmas bonuses were abotisiied and the second Christmas holiday was decreed a normal working day. The word Christmas was re-1 placed by the phrase" Festival of the Fir-Tree." and Father Christmas was referred to as Father Winter. It was risky not to i these new expressions-in talking with Communists. VERY FEW TREES It was a pari of the policy to avoid anything which would dicate that Christmas was com ing and, of coune, the supply of Christmas trees was far too small to meet the demand. nint attempts, the East European peoples defiantly kept celebrating the festival of the Birth of Christ in private circles. It was this firm attitude which caused a change of Comhtunist policy. Today the picture is quite different. There are enough Christmas trees and the supply Christmas gifts is sufficient. Another question, however, is whether the East European worker can afford all the goods offered be. causer unlike his counterpart West Europe, he still does not get any Christmas bonus. ★ * ★ . During the weeks preceding the holidays streets in Budapest and Prague have a typical pre-Christmas look with aU shops having special decorations. * * A This also is the time when there are enough tropical fruits like oranges, bananas and lemons < the market. , A* in other Christian countries, Christmas in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Romania is a family festival. The presents are pfpe^d under the Christmas tree, " center of the festivities. After exchanging presents family sings traditional Christmas carols. Then comes Christmas dinner: Meat or, not infrequently, fish and cake. 108 NORTH SAGINAW / £ ' ' // • *» . i , V ,..... f / | y THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1960 NO MONEY DOWN! NO PAYMENTS ’TIL FEBRUARY France OKs Laws Against Wine Bottle PARIS (AP)—A sheaf of new laws aimed at wooing Frenchmen away from the wine bottle i - into file books today. ^ Eight -laws, drawn up by President Charles de Gaulle's government to fight alcoholism, gwwide for reducing the number of corner bistros, cutting advertising for alcoholic beverages, preventing buying of drinks on the cuff, and for-. bidding the sale of drink to persona under If. A study group also is net up for the job of convincing the citizenry that fruit and vegetable juices are snore desirable than wine and related beverages. be Cromwell current, discov-1 In 1964, moves 2JW0 miles tward near the equator from Christmas Islands to the apagos Islands. 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'»» Grown-ups should particularly enjoy “Christmas Carousel”’ by Peggy Lee with Billy May’S Orchestral Capitol) And “The Magic of Christmas” by Nat King Cole, like Anka, Miss Lee mixes carols with commercial numbers, but Cole observes the religious nature of the season and sings only carols. “ Hugo and Luigi, independent record prodicers who are lined up with RCA-Yictor, organized a children’s choir some time ego. . j 16.98 gene it’s easy to buy at Sears Just say "CHARGE IT" on Sean revolving CHARGE PLATE. GIFT BOXED These children perform admirably on an LP called "Tile Sound, of Children at Christmas." This M e heart-warming experience ns Christmas Dev is the biggest one in a child’s life eaen year. There are 22 children in this choir, the; youngest 8 and Me oldest 12. They mix up carols with commercial; Christmas songs' but never low the feeling of the season. The best big offering is Handel's Messiah. Roulette hav made a complete recording of the (Tirlstii— • Ea.itcr oratorio . featuring the London Philharmonic Orchestra and the London Philharmonic Choir.., Frederick Jackson conducts what appears to be one of the finest recordings of Handel’s Id- for gracious giving GAILY STYLED for holiday wear give Him that well-dressed look with a Fieldmaster wool satin tricot slip suburban coat ,5.98 Charge It Slip has pleated nylon and nylon embroidery trim. White or pink. Sizes 8 to 18! regularly $17.98 to Charge It Winter warmth combined with stylish good looks make thia an ideal gift for your man! He’ll like the quilted Htfing, large flap pockets and 4-button front Choose his favorite color at Sears tonight. day-of-week panties 2*98 Charge It Panties have embroidered motifs. Box of seven id white and assorted colors. 8-18, 7-14. For some reason the record industry is reluctant to offer an abundance of Christmas music on Ragles, possibly because ‘of the psychological block that seems to Inhibit many Americana. They think that after Dec. 25,1 Christmas carols are out Of date, 4 until the imdr Ytjle season. I Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 TffE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, i960 Red China Signs for Cuban Sugar Agrees to Buy Million Tons in *1961 Under a Five-Year Poet TOKYO IAP) — Communist China agreed Wednesday to buy million tons of Cuban sugar in' 1961. formalizing a five-year pact signed in Havana last July. The original agreement, which stands, was for at least half a of sugar a year. * * 4 The deal was announced by the New China News Agency in, a broadcast from Peiping. The agency said Cuba also will get loan credits totaling 240 million rubles— worth $60 million by Communist reckoning. A Joint cwwwalgae rigaed by MdJ. baostaehe Oaevara, head of Cuba' count ry'i Chinese vice premier and minister Li Hdrs niea pledged rioner friendship, the agency ■aid. The July agreemdht extended the credits to Cuba for the purchase of Chinese industrial goods and equipment. Further, U opened the! door for Red Chinese technicians to; go to the Caribbean nation. . * * * The deala are designed to offset the shrinkage of U S. sugar markets. where Cuba has received a premium of two cents or men* above world market prices. WWW Cuba already * baa sugar trade agreements with seven Communist countries. Cuba so tar la the only nation In the Western Hemisphere > having diplomatic relations with Communist China. They were established Sept 34. * * * Guevara and his trade delegation arrived in Peiping Nov. U after visiting the Soviet Union. Tax Bills to Be Mailed on Dec. 9 The Pontiac treasurer’s office is readying 30.000 county tax bills scheduled to go into the mails Dec. 9. a * a The billings, based on a total |T.44 tax' for every fl.OOO of assessed valuation, amount to 12.-091.631. said Walter A. Giddings. dty treasurer. Of this, $140,366 represents the collection on a half mil) (SO cents) tor special education. The l County taxes are payable, said Giddings, Dec. 12 through Jan. 20. After Jan. 20, a tour per cent penalty will be charged, he said, i a a a Bills not paid by Feb. 26 will be1 returned to the county tor col-; Action, said Giddings. a a * ‘The treasurer said that 96J per! cent of the billings lor dty and school taxes has been paid. This] represents $10,130,000, said Gld-, dings. Tha billing* were sent out 14 July. Lawyer May Quit on Adolf Eichman •COLOGNE, Germany (AP) -| German lawyer Robert Servatius ■aid he may decide against defending Adolf Elchmam if his! memoirs as published bt an American magazine are proved aotben-tk. ■ V* * * The memoirs quoted Eichmann at saylfat he does not regret his wartimt rale in the Nads' anti Jewish extermination program. Dr. gervatlua said Wednesday night he plana to .go t* Israel tarty next month to speak with “If he confirms them I will have fo consider whether I can remain; Ids defense lawyer,“ Servatius; •dd- Such a dedal o ncould delay' opening of the Eichmann trial scheduled far next March. Leukemia Unit to Hear Blood Specialist Talk Dr. Julius K. Rutzky, a hemo-toligist, will address the Carolyn Carr Chapter of the Oakland County Leukemia Foundation at T: 30 p.m. Tuesday. The public infecting will be at the American Legion Cook-Nelson Pbst, 206 Auburn Ave. A resident of Huntington Woods, Dr. Rutzky is h staff member at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. An Irish brogue is a shoe. Red. China, Tunisia Sign Second Trbde Agreement RABAT, Morocco (UPI) - Communist China and Tunisia signed a second trade agreement Wednesday ,at a formal ceremony here, ntsian ambassador to Morocco iTathi Zouhir and Peiping ambassador Pal Jen signed the treaty for their respective countries. '..*• fr *•. The agreement, reached in Rabat because there is no Rad Chinese diplomatic representative hi Tunisia, called for an increase In trade between' the two countries oyer the original 1958 treaty, ^mounting to about $5 million. Tucaon in Southern Arizona is believed to have been the first In the Uff. to establish a municipal airport. Port Huron Sporry Store Purchased by Aldens CHICAGO If — Aldens. Inc., mail erder boose, said Wednesday it has purchased the J. B. Sperry ■tore in Port Huron, Midi., for an unannounced pried. Hie tflfein of the la estimated to t pounds. NEW PLAT value for Junto's indoor' riding toy is achieved yrith this novel car-go hike designed for hauling and fixing, as well M padaling. There is a french and screw driver for removing the rubber-tired wheels. liristmas y./vingrN ^)OI> W /C$3*? 1 k j/' take time out to shop for yourself! see expensive fabrics, dazzling new styles! holiday dresses 98 Dresses full of fashion impact dramatic styling, elegant fabrics, loads of shimmer and sparkle everywhere. See aisle upon aisle of styles, fabrics ... beads, embroidery; and mock jewel trims. It’s the most exciting collection in many a moon! You’re sure to find a style just right for you and the holidays. You’ll be the talk of that Christmas gathering or party in your new holiday dress. When you shop Sears, you save! Shop ’til 9. Floral applique dots sweater, front, outlines tiny club collar. Rhinestone trim. Sizes 34- We>e gone wild with trims! • embroidery • shirring • glitter • fringes We’ve a size to fit every figure! * Scroll - pattern trim at deck-line embroidered In mock pearls and bugle beads. In sizes 34 to 40. 3.88 ckun n • peUtes • Juniors • misses • half sizes We’ve gone overboard on the fabrics! Ladies’ Dramas, you’re a dream in your Fairloom velveteen in the party dress you made yourself Reir. 1 ^ Yd. Sew for Christmas! All combed cotton velveteen in a wide assortment of colors. Resists sgjl, wrinkles. Just the thing for glamour-dresses and children’s wear. Guaranteed washable. 36”-wide. ■ . . Ail chromspun Taffeta 69c yd. Sears Nylon Net Charge n 39* Yd. Nylon net has many uses! Use '\t tq glamourise your dresses! Yard deads Dept, Mala Fleer Lovely Strapless 1 * Charm ode Torso Bra Exquisitely detailed cotton strapless tea with desired hip control feature at back. 32-36 A; 32-40 B St C. StrapleM Bra, 34-42 D cup 8.98 • sheer nylon • acetate and nylon • rayon and acetate • silk organza • embossed acetate peau • acetate taffeta Chanel - type de sole • Celanese open style with • rayon acetate single button • acetate • cotton and closing. Sequin crystal satin rayon and rib-trim. • nylon lace * . Sizes <4-40. 3i!Lrai< thrifty Santas give warm, glittery Orion* cardigans 388 Charts It So much glamor, so much flattery, so much warmth for just a stocking-stuffer price! Claaaic dressmaker styles in virgin hi-bulk Orion* acrylic trimmed to glitter brightly as the tree itself. Choose white, black, pink or blue. 34-40. •DuPont's Rep. T M. Nti-Back Girdle In Proportioned Sizes Charge It 9* Luxurious nylon taffeta and lace high waist aipper girdle. Proportioned slses 37-16. « Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” SEARS Charmode Nu-Back Fine All-In-One Reg. 12.98 10“ Ckpaqt K Dacron* and cotton, won't rid* up! White In stea 35-46. •DUPont's polyester fiber. 154 N* laginaw Phone FE 5-4171 THE I*ONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1060 TWENTY Blit Housewives Will Fight It Cold-Wafer Dishwashing Hot Prospect paces, a specially-designed Geiger-1 counter measures radioactive films of grease, which are applied to dishes in the lab before washing. By comparing the count before and after washing, cleanliness can be measured with a high degree of accuracy. . ANN ARBOR (4U-Washing di«h-| •s hi cold water looks like a hot prospect for kitchens of the future. Improved detergents, with built-1 In sanitizers, have made the cold j prater method faster, cbeaper tndj more sanitary. This is the finding of University! pt Michigan School of Public] Health researchers who are trying j to make the hum-drum dish wash-; tag chore as safe and effective! es passible in the home and public-1 eating establishments. Edward H. Aimhruster, a 1'. of M. researcher who heads a | I'SK OEIOEI COUNTER To put the cold-water type 'hines scientific Before the National Sanitarians! Association conference in San Francisco July 18, Armbruster will display . , __________| _ method of checking invisible dirt on dishes used in restaurants and hotels. [ The process involves dusting a plate with a special mixture of | tale and dye, then holding It under running tap water. All 1 grease, starch and protein ' stains Immediately will turn/ a bright red, while the clean por- CHRISTMAS BONUS SALE Older sanitation methods to about 48 hours to complete. Ari bolster's dusting method gives i results 'It could be in dies by 1970, hut talking ho res' into doing dishes in ter isn't going to be easy," spectors immediate slashing the total time to less that 48, seconds. i “It- took 10 years to conviutej them not to use too many suds] while washing clothes. It'll proo-r ably take another 20 years to get them to accept this idea." Armbruster says the chief drawback of hot water, besides its] higher cost, is that When Armbruster, who has spent j the past ll-years researching dishwashing methods, was asked h iw often he does the dishes at home, he 'said: FLEXSTEEL LIVING ROOM GROUPING 3 PIECES sufficient supply can’t always be relied upon to insure bucteria-kill. Use of. very hot or scalding weter also presents a possible safety hazard to children in the home, he said. Much of the public he.alth school's work ip this area has beep 1SHPEMINC. (UPI)—Officials of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. which | employs about 2,600 persons' in! eight mines on the Marquette iron! range,-has told its employes to! expect a “severe curtailment” of, employment.. The employes received letters from the firm telling them the! I Cutback would be put into effect! on Jan. 1 due to current business] conditions and an “extremely dis-l couraging" outlook for next year. | . The letters did not say how many] men would be laid off. The letters said imports of foreign ore had contributed to the] situation. Cold water glass-washing machines, which use brushes- working on all surfaces of the glass] instead of a spray-type action, are being field tested in bars, drugstores and restaurants in many sections of the country. Another dishwashing machine has been developed which can handle dishes still holding leftover food. While the uneaten food is sloughed off and discarded, mechanical brushes go to work /cleaning the dishes. Famous Flexsteel lifetime construction soft, with zippered foam cushions and fitted arm coyers, regular $229.95,-Correlated contemporary Lounge Choir, regular, $79.95) and imported Danish Chair with reversible zippered foam cushions on seat and back, regular $49.95. TOTAL VALUE, $359 85 ^ NOW 3 PIECES, $229, 8RE'S A SHARPSHOOTER—Mrs. H. V. Winford, 67, whipped out her ancient pistol and shot two men. one fatally, Tuesday, after she said they broke into her house in Memphis, Tenn., and pistol-whipped her husband in a" jobbery attempt. With her is her 68-year-old husband who told- police the men tried to rob him of his car keys and money. The dead man is Billy Lee, 20, Wanted in Mississippi for stealing an automobile, two pistols and four boxes of ammunition from his employer Monday night. Despite his wound the other man .escaped but was captured by police shortly afterward. QUALITY FURNITURE* BY THE ROOMFUL $439.85, NOW 3 PIECES 82" pillow-bock sofo with zippered covers, foam seat and back coshion. light scaled, finest quality Danish recliner Chair and correlating Lounge Chair, regular $379.85; 3 PIECES A COMPLETE Reg. $439.85 NOW 5 PIECES 15-foot, 3-piece curved pillow-bock Sectional with matching solid and stripe decorator fabrics; Correlating Lounge Choir and rich walnut imported Danish Frame Choir with reversible zippered foam cushions. Fabrics selected by Our own decorating stoff. All 5 pieces, regular ,$439.85-N0W, $299. AmericeTB leading local airlihe now at yodr service North Central Airlines is W-with fast, daily scheduled flights that link your city with a new chain of key Michigan cities and the complete North Central route system of 90 cities in ten Midwest states and CanadB. We’re delighted to provide your community with a service which has made North Central America’s leading local airline — first in its Hmw in passengers, mail and cargo. For flight information and reservations call your travel agency or North Central Airlines, phone ORlando 4-0487. Professional Decorating Service Bloomfield Hills—2600 Woodward FE 3-7913 Open Evory Evening ’til 9 Until Christmas Minnesota • North Dakota • South Dakota • Nebraska • Wisconsin Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Michigan • Ohio and Ontario, Canada. |T|t7 Hnim the Pontiac press MAKE OVER PAGES THURSDAY, DECEMBER t, 4960 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TWENTY-ONE Folks Who Are 'Old'Ha ve Remedy for the Cold - Many husbands and wives enjoy activity of the two couples take their card-playing very seriously. Mary MacFarland, is telliiUE Mrs Henry Becker to tilv m’MMV stJtsinv len Age Club and these udcnt of the group. .Mrs. "save her aces" as ifrom left* Mrs. Becker line up other plays of the game afternoon of fun. Cecil Weber is curious as to which card his wife will play, and it looks like a golden opportunity to pick up a few tricks. SOMEBODY GOOFED — By the expression Mrs. William Cheyne's face her partner must ve reneged on a bridge play yesterday as ople in the Golden Age Club gathered for an Drop-In Day for 60s Warms Waterford Center By It KB A HONTDXMAN .1 Although the weather outside was stormy yesterday afternoon., the atmosphere inside the big Com- { munity Center in Waterford Town : ship was ahything but raid mi i icd the place with spirited card g^mea, highly rom-| petitive shuffleboard and rousing! rounds of puts pong. ■nine from tin fission, j '. lake Orion and other area* to he together far the first | Wednesday afternoon “Drop-la Day.'* I Mrmlrrs of !li" Waterford (edd-l rn Age group. eyeing the tong, cold j winter decided to have an after-1 noon session each week in addition1 to their gathering every other Fri day night. KATHKRA OITKW So club President Mw, Mary' MacFarland tot her officers |o> getheV. including Vice Prrsklcni Cert! Weber, Secretary Mrs Nor*] ris Craig, and Treasurer W illiam Cheyne. and they mapped a program designed strictly ter good! sports. .Sponsored by the Waterford j Township Recreation Board, the j '.olden Age group now boasts a j membership of almost 198. Mrs. MhrFartand said she will furnish further Information to those In- 1 forested. [ Promptly at I p.m. yesterday, j cars of every description began Ipoaring lute the center's spacious parking lot. Despite their a?:e, very few of! I the retired people had to he assist-1 led from automobiles, and most of1 i them drove their own vehicles. ; Pert Mary «MacFarland, he-decked with a brand new corsage. greeted the guests at the door n'.th o ehe«-»r, "Com* on la ; ru *• th* cold and let's get the tug main floor dinirf* hall.> but it wasn't long belore the clatter’ of 32 shuffle board pucks filled the' i'air. *i NO ixTRODi rnovs ' Pi'ople didn't have to lie introduced to each other in this game.; But when Edwin Goit yelled to' his; {partner at the other end of the] court to “sock this one, right here, " the party really began to swingi i into action. ! As intense games ol bridge. oOO 'hearts and even black-jaA progressed — so did the conversation, i play s' and rules could be from peuplc whs only bon tore had been strangers. i Most oldsters believe that names! are a waste of time and that ass»-| •ciatlon and good r ompnninnship; {are the real things {■ Age was forgotten at the ping] pong .table as Williar n Cheyne and Mrs. Roy Conkright slapped the elusive ball back and forth. • * -* ; This is not one of the ‘quiet] [gam's' and the, twi [* seemed to; ' have more (un than n my body. , Outside was what looked l.'r;e a ,m'd-February blizzard, as high. . winds whipped the ar ea't .first real j Cuba Seemingly in China's Camp So Moo's Reds Boost Castrdike Revolutions for Latin America The people inside rnoldn't rare . J less as they continued Individual activities with enthusiasm. At 3 p.m.' homemade Christmas '. ] cookies were piled high on a table' ] at one end of the room. And there1 was coffee, tea and milk. .L a t e r, when all had left the j building and Mary MacFarland j and her crew wen1 cleaning up, sail’: "1 only wish more pconic j I know how much fun wo golden agera have. Thered be a kit less moaning about hating to face old1 ‘age. We love It." Studio Defends Self Against TV's Garner- ANGELES (AP) — Thu of Warner Bros, studio] rays he personally ‘divided Id sus-1 pend actor James Garner, of television's “Maverick" series, dur-! ing a writers' strike. * * * ■ Jack Warner testified Wcdnes-, day he did so after learning there wore no available scripts for the series costarring Gamer. Warner Bros, is suing to force] jthe schr to resume work under] [tils $l,7S0-a-week contract. Gamer contends the studio broke the contract with the two-month suspension. He asks $341,000, damages. M-DAY WEATHKRCAST - These maps, ba leased Wednesday by the U. S. Weather Bureau show the temperature and precipitation outlook for the n< days. The Pontiac area is due for lower temperatures and snow than normal tor the 30-day period, according to-the mi Rail Firms Also Eye Sandusky Wabash May Join Merger of N&W and Nickel Plate NEW YORK ID—The proposedidatory at the merger of the Norfolk ft Westerni|ease ,f m)( , [Railway and the Nickel Plate than ’99 per c Road may be-expanded to bring m s,o«-k I the Wabash Railroad. r points emerged from a •jmmunique signed Wodnes-y Guevara and Chinese FV [ iilinister Li Hsien-nien in; ; in which the Chinese ex-: (hiha an interest-free loan million rubles ($60 million immumst reckoning*, and buy a' million tons of i Cuba ,i sugar in 1961. j Guevara, who -came to Peiping! after visiting Moscow, left today! | for North Korea after signing the ] communique which was studded. , with Marxist references to the "correct'' leadership, .of. Castro] and Mao Tze-tung. . Jt glowed i with mutual praise j and approbatiqp, called the Unit-; ryt S*atts "the common enemy" [ of both nations and promised each’ ithcr undying support. Two Press Films Warn Kids Against Molesters Two newly released films intend-children, are most frequently duped ed to forewarn children against] by molesters, it emphasizes how ,molesters have been .made avail- the “smart" child can avoid such able tor showing in. "Pontiac and!persons. Human interest, common other Oakland County schools by! sense and humor are used, but fear The Pontiac iPress. Its carefully avoided. * * * x 'policeman IS FMEND vic^V^ms ^erdj! S Angeles Police Depart- These are the first motion p1r. ment cooperated in the production lures of their type that can be Dangerous Stranger The shown in elementary schools with-jP0*1”""* who acts as moderator, out danger of making any unfavo^- l»rt™y«l the child s friend. !abte impression on the minds of . "Strangers," foe second film. !young viewers., instructs the child hi correct and [ -I am sun- that the films will ' **,r com*^t mkrm 9tn“ impress aar children with the I —Pcrvlsetf condi need to be on guard against mo- j ,,00*‘ testers without a rowring fear « Curiosity." • The films, sponsored here by The Press, will be shown in area schools by the sheriff's drparitne * * ' * | It is expected to take two years] to present the movies before ehil-j [dren in all'of the county's some] 360 schools They will be shown youngsters in kindergarten through1 {junior high school starting next] week. [ The films, titled “The Danger- j iHis Stranger" and “Strangers," are In color with aound tr the i tie Ocean is a spot just north ol bottom they scan a magazine rack. i Puerto Rido. lt ! is 30,246 feet deep. If the proposal goes through ; the NftW will become a system of, more than 7.400 miles of road and) combined assets of about $1.7: billion. Saunders said the NftW will pay! _ ___ w $27 million cash for the Sandusky; KaHroad"also i [line, which runs III miles from Columbus to Sandusky. The• pit*] ™*‘ NSW-Nickel Plate terms.; chase includes three coal "piers onas •revcallfd in Juno, involve ex-Lake Erie and supporting yards! change of each share ef Nickel at Sandusky. [Plate common stock on a tax-free • - „ basis for..fti‘of a share of NAW Under the plan, the W»ba* s{bck; would he leased by the NftW for ^ ptalB muJtt be submitted, SO years. Wabash. would have stockholder* d! the Various, an option .to exchange at any [raHw.nfc> and also t0 tho inter-' Mine after six year, all Its ,sttU>, commerce eoinmission for! common stock (S9MM shares) Lpprpva| Tbft, WUI be done at for t7S,9M shares of NftW “toek- ^the earliest ppssibledatc, Saunders This exchange would be n\ati-:said. _ i , A WARNING TO efforts ol the Sheriff’s Department and The Pontiac Progs'make two ot. the latest films warning children' against possible molesters available for showing in Pontiac and throughout Oakland £bunty. The films .are deemed excellent Sgt Donald Kritt-o( the sheriffs'department; Howard H. Fitzgerald II. vice president and business manager of The Press: and Sheriff Frank Irons. 'TWENTY-TWO, ■i.r„v>. , , ,, THE PONTIAC PRfeSS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, i960 A HOLIDAY |tft that will reap family benefits tor the whole family is a new loungette with built-in cydo - massage motor . . . like having a masseuse in the home. New Tax Ruling Affects Clubs If Momy Is Mads by Ranting Facilities, the ' Unit Loses Exemption WASHINGTON ID-Many of the nation's country clubs will have to change their policies — and some may be forced out of business — because of a new federal tax nil-tag. K you "belong to a country club, the result may be an increase in the dues you pay. . It you're not a dub member, but belong to some other group that occasionally uses club facilities, you may find that your group no longer is welcome. # A 1 In essence, the Internal Revenue Service has held that a nonprofit soda] dub may lose its exemption from federal taxes if a regular part of its revenue cornel from the general public. However, the ruling leaves a loophole and does not prohibit all 'outside income. Qtoto a number of clubs have been able to Increase their Income by nni ding reoeprtono, donees, meetings and golf tournaments. As a result, they have been able to avoid increasing membership ***• • With IRS now frowning on this practice, many clubs will have to raise their dues, some to the point where they may have to shut down becauK members are unwilling W- Some other dubs may voluntarily surrender their tax exempt status hi taler to continue diaartsc substantial income from ou The IRS ruling was issued) Oct. 10, but has received little public attention. In addition to tax-exempt country dubs, it affects all types Of tax-exempt dubs “operated ex-dutivdy for pleasure, recreation and other non profitable purposes. This includes yacht dubs, tennis dubs, in-town social dubs, and many others. Urge Uniformity for School Elections LANSING Uh—Uniform dates and procedures should be aet up for school elections, members of a special legislative committee have agreed. The committee met here Tuesday with members Of the State Department of Public Instruction and Elections Division. Rep. Russell H. Strange Jr., R-C3are, committee chairman, said main recommendations for school election legisla tion included: ♦ ‘ it h L — A uniform election date on the second Monday in June with school board members taking office July 1 in primary and fourth class districts. 2. — Schools to be allowed by mutual consent to use township registration records. ' — A specification that the sot qualifications of school eiec- A — The setting up of "reasonable” periods between bond elections, probably three months. i. — Spelling out the question of registration dosing 30 days b* face die school election, making all registration periods toe tame. Macmillan Mulls U.S.-British Merger LONDON (UPD—The Dally Mail said Wednesday Prims Minister Harold Macmillan was merely' yens or more in the future when he qpoke recently ef a U.S.-British Hi Sunday Express and the *Mday Dispatch txpreeasd indignation over th^idea sfm Anglo-American merger, Sad laborite M. P. Arthur Lewis will ask to parttomsnt Thursday whether Mac- irts. SHOP AT SEARS FAMILY RECREATION CENTER FOR Gifts for Everyone gifts for golfers save 4.68! J. C. Higgins 7-club set and golf bag soy Marry Christmas with a SR/umwitk- toll with the exclusive Woods: 1,3. Irons: 3,3,7,9, putter and bag. Reg. 43.561 Men’s matched clubs have chrome-plated steel step shafts, cork neoprene gripe. Keystone style bag in White and Black Check. 38 88 $4 Down save 1.99! easy , rolling golf cart Reg. 14.98! Rolls or stands when folded. Handle locks in place when open. 12-in wire wnpela » with balloon tires on ball bearings. Chrome-plated. > High Impact Plastic 3-Tray Tackle Box Reg. 6.9* 3.88 Rustproof corrosion proof — it'll take plenty of abuse. Cantilever trays swing out without disturbing lures. Similar. 99 12 Charge IP 9.95 boys’ and girls’ bicycles special gift-priced at Sears 34 88 $4 Down Vinyl Boat Cushions lSsUzt-ln. 2.88 Reversible Target and 6 Metal Darts Reg. 2.29 1.88 Cfc*rf. li Imported English target has it—I —vs on both tides. 6, i darts included. Watch their eyqa light up on Christmas morn when they see these bikes by the tree! Equipped with horn, luggage rack, chain guard and kickstand. Color coordinated for boys and girls... choice of 24 or 26-ifi. save 6.10! reg. 52.98 46“ boy s or girl s 26-in. bike ;5 Down New for 1960! Twin mid-bar cantilever frame. Sculptured tank, dual headlights. Chrome-plated rims, chain guard, carrier trim. Have one -under the tree for them this Christmas. J. C. Higgins table tennis 9 table with %-inch top ^ Official 9x5-ft, slge. Strong Vi-ln., 9 ply plywood top, non-glare green finish, white court lines. 8 wooden legs fold for storage. *4-in. Top Table.....51.98 J. C. Higgins Bike Speedometer With Fittings 4.99 Easily read cokn-key face. Shows speeds tb 40 mph. Fits all 34 to 36-in. size bikes. Shiny, Two-Tone Bike Bulb Horn 9-in. long 1.19 Cksri* n Easy to mount on handle bar with damp. Fun for any 'Oungster’s bike. At Sean! Sporting Goods Dept., Perry 8t. Basement Ride-Em Tank ReaUy “Shoots'” Sturdy Plastic 8.49 Chug, n Takes small eoMien into big battles of fun. Shoots 6 plas-. tic balls as it rolls. ^ Sleek Modern -‘Tee Bird” Auto Bine 10.88 Ch.rf. » Little speedsters will love its bright blue and white finish! Sltt-tochos long. Save! truck with extra trailers - ^88 for hours of thrilHng fun ” A big set of three Including stake bed pick-up tryck with trailer, a horse trailer with horses, plus a boat and trailer truck. Big thriller for every young guy. 23-Piece Tea Set ip "Wood Cabinet-serves • 2.98 Lovely" "Blue Willow" set in ’ e iina. Stores In ito own herd-wood cabinet 13xMVtxltt-in. Gay Red Rocker —Just for Tots 6.99 Constructed with hardwood frame and no-aag spring sent. Upholstered in red ptanic. drink and wet baby doll ^88 in choice;, of 3 outfits . A vinyl plastic body darling with head that tilts and turns In sweet poses. She coos and sleeps. Has curly rooted hair. And she's a full 23 Inches high. Toy Dept., Perry St Baoement Gold Bond cushion shoes regularly 16.98 11“ Add a pair of Gold Bond cushioned dress shoes to your wardrobe now! Mike your selection from correct new styles which will satisfy the most discriminating taste. These famous-for-comfort shoes are made especially for us in supple, fine quality calf.skin. ^Satisfaction guaranteed or,your money back” SEARS 154 ‘N. Saginaw St Phone FE 54171 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURS^aV, DECEMBER 1, 1060 TWENTY-THREE State Workers: Beware of Gifts CIvtl Service Unit Has Caution for 31,000 on Christmas Influence J LANSING IIL>Statt workers t! [warned to watch It when it cornet to accepting Christmas gifts I The State Civil Service Cbhutrt*-! !sion sent a letter covering the j policy on Christmas gifts to 9T agencies employing some 31,000 state wqfkers. . No state employe should accept loans or gifts of money or goods that might taflnence the men* ner In which he pertormo hl»/ work, the memo oaid. A violation could lead to suspet sion or removal, it was warned, Franklin K. DeWald, state civil service director, said the commission knew of no case of improperly accepting gifts. On the other hand.” DeWald said, “we are aware that in public well ns private employment the [acceptance of gifts by employes In iconnection with their work is 'continuing problem.” BanForeign Liquors From Overseas PXs WASHINGTON (UPI)-The De-fense Department today ordered U.S. military exchanges overseas to stop buying Scotch, Canadian and other foreign liquors. . * fdt * It indicated, however, that it might permit the continued rale of foreign alcoholic beverages in officers' and noncommissioned officers- dubs at home and abroad (“for consumption on the premises." Foreign beverages have tradi- tionally been bought by US. mill-1 4 A/*) A . fL*.„ tary stores abroad tor sale at low, 17OZ AUTO JllOW tax-free prices to servicemed and1 other eligible persons. They became a casualty, effec- ... _ ' . ,*• A tive today, of President Elaen-I DETROrr *—The board of di- , program for slowing downlr®ctors of the Automohlle Manu-the flow of dollars to foreignItocturers, Association voted to Be at Cobo Hall; Traffic Injuries Fatal Wednesday to hold the 1 Itional auto show in Detroit's Cobo Hall in 1962. * * * MUSKEGON UP—An autopsy dis- _. .__ . . . t \ The 1960 show here drew a rec- Ciosed Wednesoay that Mrs. Jose-|ord atlendahce of 15 m!llion ^ phone McDonald, 73, of Muskegon, ing an eight-day run in October, died Tuesday of injuries suffered!Ail previous national shows had in a two-car collision Saturday!been held in New York City. Date night. ’ lot tf!M962 show is to be set later; ( K1.KBKATK IN BRAZZAVILLE — President Moise Tshombe (left), of the break-away Congo province of Katanga, and Congo President Joseph Kasavubu .(right) flank Massamba Debat. Congo *P tliMu assembly speaker, at the celebration marking full independence of the neighboring Congo Republic in Brazzaville Wednesday. Deaths in Pontiac, Neighboring Areas MR8. CHARLES O. GRIMM .Mrs. Millard Frilch of Oxford and 1 Pontiac General Hospital after Mrs. Charles O. (Edith M.) Luther Anderson of Luro; a sister short illness. Grimm. 57. of 2602. LanadownejwM tour grandchildren. The Rosary will be recited at 8 Drive. Waterford Township. died LAWRENCE WYMAN IP-®* tomorrow at the Thomas early this morning at her home ~ uanono wM16* Funeral Home- Detroit after a long Illness. \ KEEG0 HARB0R “ Servkr for| Surviving his wife Margaret u She was a member of the Church: Lawrence Wyman. 5®, of 1677 (two daughters, Mrs. Charles Kyle of Christ Scientist and the Order Rustic Lane, w ill be at 10 a.m. Sat-1 and Mrs. Janies Bradley : tw< of Eastern Star, Clarkston. j urdny at Holy Trinity Church. De-[ sons. Lawrence Jr. and James: Surviving are her husaawl three tro4t Burial will be in Mount El-i two sisters. Mrs. Milton Ward and sons Charles J and. John F., both!>tott Cemetery. Detroit. I Mrs. Bell Boll; 16 grandchildren of Drayton Plains, and Arthur J I ^ Wyman died yesterday at and one great-grandchild, of Royal Oak; five grandchildren;' Open Every INile ‘til Christmas three brothers aixi two sisters. Service will be held at 2 p m. Saturday at Spnrks-Griffin Chapel with burial in Oak View Ct tery. Royal Oak. NELSON SINGLETON Service for fiehnn Singleton, of 142 W Rutgers St., will be held; at 1:30 pm Saturday at the Voor-hces-Siple Chapel with burial ■Oak Hill Cemetery A retired guard at Community National Bank, he Irav L’la. two daughters. Mrs Robert; Vance of Pontiac and Mrs Donald: Davis of Owosso: two sons, Wayne of Kennydale. Wash., and Dennis! Of Pontiac; eight grnndrhildrni; two' great -grandchildren; - two sla , lers, Mrs. Edith VVilkison of Pontiac and Mrs. Myrtle E Puxico, Mo and two brothers, VV S ’ Spangler of I’onltac and Grant in Missouri. Mr. Singleton suffered a heart attack and was dead- on arrival) • at ppnttar General Hospital early yesterday. FLOYD N. TAYLOR Service for former Pontiac rest-! dent Floyd M Taylor win tie St 2 pm Friday at the Ftiraleyj Funeral Home, ills body will be taken to East Lawn Cemetery. Lake Orion, for burial. * Mr. Taylor. 51. of Laurium. died! Sunday at Veterans Hospital In Iron Mountain He had been ill two years, GEORGE TWEIT Service for George Tweit, 53, of j 656 Third Ave, will be held at! 3 p.m. Friday at the Huntoonl Funeral Home with burial in Perry Mount Park Cemetery Mr. Tweit died unexpectedly of a. heart ailment at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital TUesday. WILLIAM A. CHAPMAN LAPEER—Service for William! A Chapman. 75, of .VI Mill will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at! the Baird Funeral Home. Burial - will be tn Deerfield Cemetery. Mr. Chapman died Wednesday] at Lapeer County General Hospi-al! of a heart attack. Surviving are .his wife EMy: a daughter. Mrs. Grhham DurUng of Durand; a son, Joy of Linden; five stepchildren, Mrs. Stanley Sedlow. Mrs.' L. J, Coulter and; Mrs. Harold ftouey, all of Lapeer; Ex-Mayor Jezewski of Hamtramck Dies HAMTRAMCK (UPH - Ham-framck's first mayor, Peter Jezcw-. ski, died Wednesday night at the age of 77. Jezewski collapsed .of a heart attack on the street near-the drug store he operated for 43 years. He was elected mayor when Hamtramck was incorporated tn j IMS and wa» re-elected two years later. He lost his office In 1925 when he, was sentenced to a year in prism for violation of federal prohibition1 laws. After his release he made a po-| Htlcal comeback and was elected! to a third term as mayor, serving! from 1930 to 1932. 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Phone FE 54171 TIIK PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, i960 Some Peculiar Items H* *"1 t“*u"pr’ & ?L°^”'!lerA m™Ant° Hiah Bidder Will Get litems, which wAs, confiscated the White House, it was reported/ * ' _» •»««.■ today. The Washington Post and limes Herald said Kennedy had- told his fellow overseers . that he would keep his post on the board. His term expires in 1963. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) 4 The Alabama Revenue Department a said it will auction off to the highest bidder Dec. 8 the following 187 decks of playing cards, 62 packs of cigarettes, 33 plugs of chewing tobacco and 50 cans of snuff. Can't Stand to Got Wot Monterey, calif, (upd j- a 45-year-old woman. walked into an automatic laundry nude Wednesday and tried to take a clothes dryer. Police arrested )Lr on a dnuik charge, but they couldn’t Mat asking why she chose a ,drysr Instead of a washing machine. “Id h’t want to get Wet," she Big Bully of a Bud DENVER (UPI) — /Trank Romero, 30, sued Denver Tramway Corp. yesterday for 110,000, claiming the driver ran over his foot as be ran to catch a bus. UuA u u what a perfect gift... JIXIOK CLEOPATRA — Lisa ' •Toad, 3-year-old daughter of , tress Elizabeth Taylor and the * late Mike Todd, wears a. turban aa a baby Cleopatra to pose for * Miss Taylor’s husband Eddie ' Fisher at their London home re-i cently. Liza's mother is starred - as the famed queen of the Nile ’ in a film but her illness has held * fsp part of the production in Eng- * land. Output of Oral Vaccine Slow • llv* Polio Virus Pill ; Not Expected to Be ; Ready by Summer .in taking production out of th-•laboratory and into mass production." ‘ “These problems have been by . no means resolved,” Barney sai*l j In on address to the Americnn • clinical meeting. • “In fact, based on the latest ln-’formation provided informally by •prospective manufacturers,' it is tour judgment at the present time ‘that we cannot expect to have oral •vaccine tor use by this summer.” * The live polio virus vaccine can 'be taken by mouth in the form of •pills or In a syrup. The Salk vac-'cine, made of killed virus, must be •given by injection. * * * ' ' Burney told the doctors: * “With large quantities of the 'Salk vaccine available, it is evi-•dent that if we are to pursue ourl ’common goal of stamping out pol-j iomyelitis in America, we must •exert an even greater effort than In the past. For the possibility of a new vaccine will further encourage procrastination, even by Individuals or by communities. *' e. * $ “I would urge that your asaocu-j lion and you as individuals begin planning now for midwinter campaigns with the salk vaccine. In Ihis you will have the active sup-fort of the public health service.”] 'Holland Has Stock of Atomic Warheads' > THE HAGUE (UPD—A Dutch Defense Ministry spokesman said Wednesday Holland has a stock of atomic warheads. ♦ * - * ’ . However, he refused to give location details or reveal the type tar eeMtasd with iambs-£ * *t>ol end Nylon ilcrvct turn .1 T.j XwMbE! E»iy to*»undtr, non-thrlrik j Save Money and Shopping Time, Too! H*f* of SIMMS, yo«'ll find practically everything you wont for gift giving (and younolf, too) priced LESS than you oxpoct W pay. ^ CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS DAILY-9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SIMMS SUPER SPECIAL Savings and Satisfaction Are Always a Certainity at SIMMS Dozens of Items you Heed.. 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Martin cited the availability of raw materials, a skilled labor pool, water for Industry and a fine traaspertstlen network as among the state’s advantages. He suggested a state fund to help communities attract industries and an expanded program by the state economic development commission as among concrete steps that could be taken. I think the people of the state would support a sound program o help industry," Martin said. ’Proof of this appears to be that they supported the sales tax increase." '"There is altogether too much; pessimism," agreed L. R. Kam-perman, vice president and di-j rector of marketing of Leonard [Refineries of Alma. Kampenaan said salesmen for Leonard Refineries are told to take active part in promoting the state. Workers in gasoline stations, especially, he said, do a good job of selling Michigan. Rep. Fred 0. Olsen, R-Sheridan, a committee member, said he thought "slanted political advertisements'* ’ helped create a bad industrial atmosphere in Mich-ligan. “I think- the politicians have more to do With the problem thanj anyone else’" Olsen said Volkswagen Ships In 21,495 Via Seaway ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS. N. J. '*>! -Volkswagen of America saidl today it shipped 30 per cent more [vehicles through, the St. Lawrence, Seaway this summer than it had anticipated. The Gemma auto company said U delivered S1.4M cars, tracks and station wagons at the ports ot Toledo, Detroit and CM-cago. 'Original plans called for 1S,0M deliveries. Carl H. Hahn, general manager of Volkswagen of America, said jhis company intends to make full use of foe seaway. He sfiA about $1.45 million paid local .service firms in connection with the shipments. These payments went for wharfage, stevedoring, servicing on the piers and overland transportation to) dealers. Tankod Trout Stalls Puzzled Woman's car WATERBURY, Cbm. 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Carole, a freshman at Pasadena CUy College, is 5 feet 8. weighs 120 pounds, has hazel eyes andj auburn hair, and measurements) Brit; of 36H-2444. 1 busier She suffered her first broken I years. KIDDIES, SANTA'S HERE leys and Girls Coma Visit Santa . .. Tall hi you want ter Christmas , .. Ha Kat a gift I ap rkatsfu BLEEDING DIDN'T HELP — Cary Drapala, 16, of Brooklyn, N. T„ holds a picture of actress Annette Funfeeilo tor love of whan he literally shod blood Wednesday in a veto attempt to ice her. Young Drapala told Burbank. Calif., police an involved, story of coning across the country, buying s stuffed poodle, and cutting himself in the stomach in an attempt to get past the guard into the Disney studio. The plot didn't work. Drapala's stomach Inis been bandaged and he's soon going hone — without seeing Annette. OSH tmd CARRY m%lf FTT TOYS SEEN ON TV... • Riflemen Jfl es# • Paladin Gun f tj5» [A • Tickle lee I •j|| • Bride Dell «'J eQI • Chemistry Sets rfl#3 • Fisher Price Toys f U • Streets Trucks l • Tic-Tec Clock • Ideal Plush Toys — Complete sritk Clothes 'IDEAL" BETSY WETSY BOLL NEW YORK lAP'—A sweeping whore in the country. Overtime change in long-distance telephone!calls would be charged lor on a service m being readied for theitime talked basis, near future. In effect, it will meant Whether the system would re-, extension of the local or area caH*|suIt in lower, telephone bills re-ing concept—unlimited long-dis-j mains uncertain, tancr caU. at a flat awnthly 1 Mmmamscssssassci The giant Bell system of the i American Telephone A Telegraph | Oo. is working on such A lang-dis- i - » aat||f fence zone-calling idea and hopes [. MA R|al to have it ready tor submission to 1 I*’’ the Federal Communications Com- | mission in two weeks. Free Parking 19-Pieces President Frederick R. Kappel of AT&T gave the first him ot the, plan last month in a Boston’ Speech. "It appears to be that step by step," he said, “the distinction between local and iung-distunce in com mumca t Ions * 111 gradually1 disappear SOMK TOl.l.s VANISH j ’“Wc have already seen the broadening of local telephone' calling areas no that calls between! many adjoining communities re npt treated as toll calls. Not vt-j Aonary. but extremely practical. Is the concept that many of our customers will want forma of service enabling them to call overt wide areas, and even aitos the continent, at a flat monthly rale.1 PERMA-LIFT MAGIC OVAL PANTIES CANT RIDE UP-EVER! ' “And if ydu should ask, When is. the Rell system going to de-! velop specific plans for this sort of filing?' I-am happy to give you this answer: We are working on them now." he told the Boston Conference on Dlstributiqn. AT&T declines to elaborate oh details of long-distance Tone calling until the proposal is actually filed. *'We are absolutely prohibited from discussing any details.", a spokesman mid. However, the plan under consideration would permit a New York telephone subscriber, tor example. to buy a service for a fixed monthly rate that ‘would permit an unlimited number of cal la to. say. Chicago; Or. jf he estimates he will be making 2b calls to Chicago monthly, he wpuld be able to buy * service at n specified fee tor feasibly 3D three-minute . calls to that city or any other;! phone, number in the same zone. ■] Lovely os Mink . . Yet Costs Much Less! 3.99 LONG SLEEVE Mai's shuts The new system would divide the country into six sows. Cu*-1 tamers could .buy service to any one or combination of tones or even all six. For a specified fee that may run under $3,000 a month Jot one telephone line, a subscriber could make an unlimited number of threg-mlnutr calls to any* • lust Soy "Chargo it* Aa Authentic Miracle Dynel fabric with fur-look in clutch style coat. Sixes for misses and halt site. Grey, brown stripe. ALL WOOL i1Q AUTO COATS . ’IT PEERLESS tOO TWEED COAT _____+3 W DOE-ION 190 LONG COAT ......fAF 100% PURE SNLO CASHMERE COAT .. ”•* * CHARLOTTE (UP!) — Fortner Michigan Supreme Court Justice Emerson R. Boyles died Wednesday at his home here. He was 79. Boyles served on the state high court from 1940 to 1956 when he retired. He was born'in Eaton 'County in 1881 arid was a graduate of the i University of Michigan law school.j Also enjoy the lasting' uplift of r "Perma-Uft”* Self-filling bra that conforms to your exact fiup size. on the Michigan Public Utilities j Cotninlxsion. Re also served as legal advfser to Govs. Frank Fitzgerald and Luren Dickinson. He was appdnted to the Supreme Court in 1940 to fill a vacancy, elected to the vacancy later in 1940 and re-elected Jn 1943 and 1951. " NO MONEY DOWN! Jul Say “Charge It” Be Experth Filled hy \V. Dupuis L. Carson . . % D. Fisher His wife, the formeV, Mabel Caster, died in 1953. Boyles is1 survived by a daughter, Mrs.' Henry Crouse of East Lansing, two sisters and three grandchildren. 74 NORTH SAGINAW ST. NIAR HURON ‘Hano made . Ms A TAIL 18"! JH EXTRA STRONG.11 KS extremely \pN PRETTY/ DECORATIONS in GAY COLORS! IOOOS SOLD at 49 GEORGE'S! DEPT. STORE tfsjer* 2.ii ) SUZUT 3.99 HH 74 NORTH SAGINAW FREE HOLDEN STAAMR r •- .. -v .» yHIHfY-FOfK THE PQyTIAC PRSSS, THURSDAY, jDRCEMBRR f, 19& '/loose fromOur HupeSe/ectiog of Beautiful. MEN LOVE bulky knits,, such as this Italian import, worked in black, grey and white worsted. The blocks are hand knit, then joined'' together. Friend of Santa to Have a Niche Plan to Restore Home of Moore, Who Wrote "Twos the Night . . NEWPORT. R.I. lUPIl—Jolly St. . Nick should haw a soft spot in his' heart for the city of Newport. For it was here that Dr. Clement ; C. Moore, author of the beloved! “A Visit From St. Nicholas," spent the declining years of his life. Am) the old house at 23 Catherine St. where he lived is still standing, Ns holiday poem la the Eagllsh language has equalled the appeal ..of" "Two* the Night Pefnre Christmas" — and at 4:M p.m. on Dec. It, a reading of that bit of verse will take place before the fireplace la the old hoaae. Hie reader and host for the annual event will he James Van Aten, president of the Newport Casino — Newport’s sports club -well as an editor, publisher, world traveler and court-tennis champion. Van Alen has composed an introduction to the poem as well as a "Postscript," both of which have become a regular feature of the reading. # .* * "I hope that I haven't angered Dr. Moore," Van Alen said, "but; when I was a kid I always thought ! the poem ended too quickly." He said he dreamed up the postscript] to "stretch out the fun.” Van Alsu' has secured an *p-tion to purchase the old Clement a nee nl the National Trust for j Historic Preservation In Wash- ! tUgtOB. He says his corporation plans to renovate the old structure and install 1820-1870 period furniture. Also planned is a wax-sculptured group, composed of a figure of Dr. Moore ! reading his poem to Ms lour dtil-drat. Van Alen also wants the “House of Santa Claus” to become a “Museum of Santa Clauaiana,” with] various editions of the poem on] display along with period costumes, drawings, paintings, Christmas] cards, newspaper articles — and perhaps an animated cartoon showing the visit of St. Nick. Ot" * V • 'tk- He also envisions a stable for die eight tiny reindeer, each with a nameplate over its stall, and aj coach house for the sleigh. There would be a dressing room ami a workshop far Santa, too, Purpose of the museum, accord-' ing to Van Alen, would be to "bring at Christmas time the image of our beloved Santa Claus as envisioned by Dr. Moore and • the spirit of family love, understanding and solidarity which Santa Claus symbolizes to every heart and home in America." ♦ e a As Van Alen put it; “I can’t think of any other American who Moore.* Middle-Sized Firms Really Most Important GREENWICH, Conn. tUPI) -Big business in America is not as big as some people think. * ' ♦ ★ A new research study conducted by Management Methods magazine shows that middle-sized firms — those with from 100 to 1,000 employes—are really more important, more powerful and a stronger influence in the American economy than all the giant corporations put together. ♦ ♦ * There are more than four million small businesses with fewer than 100 employes, compared to only about 3,000 so-called "giants” with more than 1,000 employes. i» fv srw ww w w w w w w >» CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ’ Fins Diomonds from ] Bridal Set ... $39.50; , Matched Wad. Bonds 5.90 < . Watches 17J .. “ Hull, Men's, ladies' Leather Wallets , 1 Costvme Jewelry— Lowest Prices] Layaway — M Pay Pled , : EDWARD'S > Open Men. end hi. ‘Ml 9 pas.' 1$ $. SACINAV 7.95 < 4.95 < 1.00< cA&icb ^MOTORIZED HOBBY KITS ALLISON PROP-JIT ENGINE Every major part mooeel •5.98 Add these live-action Revell kits to your Christmas list! Boys cah build their own engines, motorize easy-to-assemble cars, boats. Frame the colorful box toptl, I.S.S. CORAL SEA Gian# carrier with 'It planes, 2 Sky raiders, 6 Corsairs, 16 Cougars, 2 helicopters, 03.98 FORD RANCHERO Chop it! Channel it! Motor-1 ize itl Over 300 variation(• 02.49 Follow the Numbers, Results Oil Paintings 98-T8 Create your own Holiday decor... paint sacred subjects, scenes, animals the easy-number way. Give sets for gifts—they cost so little, offer sparetime fun? * Two 8x10" panels with paints.......98* Two T0xl4" panels with paints, .t1.79-tl.98 Sacred Figures For Home Nativity Scene Add a religious theme to . _ _ Christmas decor with out *19 8 antique finished figures. | ea. Choose Mary, Jesus, others. Book Favorites For Children 59 Get 4-Recdrd Albums of Tots’ Tunes, Tales! ?" kiddie records play as long ts 10” records. Buy 4 in an album... W Mother Goose, Christmas carols;. ~ others. Choose from such classics and fiction as Sea Hunt, Black Beauty, The Bobbsey Twins, Annette, many others. Plastic Bricks *1.791” For young builders... a can with red and white, foil, half, gable bricks; doors, windows, roof tops. . Alphabet Block? with ‘ W Oft* Disneyland pet. w W characters Children learn their ABCs easily with these red, Hue, green, yellow cubes. In a truck-shaped box. Christmas Stocking For-Dog! 39‘ Treat your dog with this 4-pc. stocking containing bone, tpx, “**"i head, ring. CM Stadiisg, 49f 1 Stacking, 5W 1/ Card* You Will Be Proud to Send Now! Pick Out Your Favorites At Those Amazing Low Prices! tr 2 * 5‘ 5 -10 ss-59*-l | Here are stacks of quality cards you'll be proud to send—priced for substan- f rial savings! There are one-design packages; boxed assortments; religious, m seasonable and relative-title cards. Nowhere will you find better values 1 S Boxed Assortment of 21 Cards...»............ 59* All One Design, Box of 21 * .89* 3 Boxed Assortment of 50 Cords....................*1 S One Design Cards, Box of 32 dr 36...............*1 | Relative Title Cards........................5*-10* t ■ v-nfllfl Individual Cards....................2 for 5*, 5*, 10* | "Night Before Christmas" 8-pg. Card............10* sjpT] f I l J '• told, tilrer 39< Decorate With Plastic Christmas Flowars! Poinsettas 29*«. These large poinsettas l^ok so real in natural white or bright red. Lifelike leaves, petals. Holly Garland 98V,, Welcome Christmas by framing your door with this 7-ft. long garland, of green leaves, berries. Holly Sprays 29*... Our holly sprays .will add a festive flair to your home! Green leaves and berry dusters. Woman's Slippars Sr.%99.ri. A lovely gift! Choose our bridge style in blue, green or black corduroy. Gold binding, satin lining. Children's Slippars *1.29 „ Delight tots with red or blue felt zipper bootees trimmed with cordurov print. Vinyl sole, flannel lining. Green, Lemon, Sandalwood White, Fink, Aqua Wrap Up A Cfonilio Spread For Special Holiday Gifts I You'll have money left to pretty up . _ your own bedrooms, too! These cotton cheriille spreads have 3 fringed sidjes. Add Merriment to Dishwiping With Festive Terry Towels !, Choose white terry -dish towels in these m • colorful holiday patterns: Poinsettas, Snow-man, Santa with reindeer, Christmas tree. A. Blue, green, red sandalwood Extra-long Give Mothproof Blankets-Replenish Your Supply! These solid color 3-lb. blankets of dur.- j _ p -able rayOn blends have-a 6” satin bind- j'* ing. Extra size fits double or twin beds. v Sun Gold Scar la t Corduroy Covers Zip Off Lgtex Deluxe Foam* Pillows! box ot round .corduroy pillows in * .qxciting solid colors that brighten home O. S <• decor. Covers zip off, wash easily. ** "CHARGE IT AT KRESGE'S" Downtown Pontiac—Tel-Huron—Miracle Milo—Drayton Plains—Rochester' "CHARGE IT AT KRESGE'S" i THE POWTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, WO See No Harm in Novels, Movies Songs Deny That Smut Affects Them BRIDAL CLEARANCE SAYINGS and More! Originally Up to $119 BRIDESMAIDS’DRESSES Flaky Butterhorns Made of Refrigerator Dough SALE! CASUAL HATS 100 Bits of Fashion Head Hugger* Reg. to 6.9C Give Watch Bath On your watch needs aub- Hot rolls "add the perfect touch to a meal^ReaUy. they aren't difficult to make. These Mutterhorm of Mrs. Harvey Hahnrfield t am light and flaky., , Mrs. Hahnefield has a new home that has kept her pretty busy for some months. She enjoys interior decorating and painting. Reading is another hobby of hers. BiTTEMOWni Casual and small and close to your hood on wintory days. Fashion authority to do the Job of keeping out winter's blasts. » STORE OF A THOUSAND GIFTS! Come Whittle Down Your Gift Lists! for Your Rtf Christmas Eva on tho Christmas Scant! Our Import Collection VELVETEEN BECAUSE YOU LOVE NICE THINGS Van Raalte Nines® m •* * ims Full fashioned flat wool in a solid. Double-breasted placket front notched collar and elastlcized flattering waistline. Blue, grey or black. Size$ 8 to 18. . Out collection shows tho flno hand of twin thread stockings, seamless or with seams Pants to spend her leisure hours in,..' beautifully mode in Mock, purple or moss. Sizes 8 to 18. basic sheaths. FIFTY-TWO :V- >, _L '•/.-'■T-r THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1960 Friday and Saturday luxurious coots beautifully crowned with MINK *64 usually $79.98 The most newsmaking and beautiful-to-wear coats of the season ore yours . . . ot savings well worth hurrying for! Open or button styles in sumptuous wools with the most precious fur of all, mink! Wedding band, shawl and roll collars in ranch/black, silver/grey, autumn haze*/beige. All warmly interlined. Sizes for misses! ImrnmLLr// TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER N shop to 9 P- m- every night till Christmas Relax With Exercise Stretch to Relieve Tension I NOV. 19, 1863, tel? 44 » a Bottom! cep»-|inonthk after the battle On fought By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Just a few weeks ago I gave you slimming exercitti, for the waist, hipi and abdomen, the three ■pots where excess weight harasses us moat. Today I am going to give you some exercUerxvhich will relax y<>i. WMy •, Stretching Is extremely refreshing when tension is dogging you. ' Stand with your arms raised overhead. Lower your head back slightly and stretch up toward thd ceiling with your arms. Bend slightly, or sway, from word. Von will feel the pud all the way down your torso. This should be dene slowly in a lasy,, stretchy manner. Betas and continue. Now point your left toe as ter out to the left as you can (toe touching floor), stretching your left leg. At the same time raise your right arm sideward upward Until you feel the pull down die light aide. Hold whUe you count to five. ' Return to starting position. * * * This time point your right toe to the side and raise your left arm sideward upward until you feel the stretch down the left side of your body. Hold while you count to five. Continue A few times, alternating. Now toy this one. Kneel on both knees. Bend nt the waist and touch the fingertips to the floor as far out In front of yon This stretching exercise will relax you. Touch the fingertips to the floor as far out in front of you as comfortable. Drag the fingertips along the floor and then up your body as you slowly straighten your spine. Arms continue on to overhead position. Drag the fingertips along the floor and then up your body as you slowly straighten your spine. Anna continue on to the overhead position. Do dlls so slowly that you seem to feel each vertebra as straightens. Continue, to to to* One more. Sand tall. Lower your head backward as far as comfortable. Raise the head and touch the chest with the chin. Continue, [slowly. These four exercises' are guaranteed to banish tension and make you feel relaxed. Try them at the end of some tiring day, or even better, during the day before you become so weary. Friendship With Aged* Fays Many Dividends! By IUIH MILLETT We hear a' lot ot talk' these days about what should be, done for our Starch for Gloves (AP) — White gloves should be washed as soon as possible after they are soiled. A small amount of liquid starch added to the rinse water keep* them Most of the talk is what can be be- done by government aid. But there is very Uttie talk about the ‘person’s need for cofnpanion-_____for friendship, for being useful. No kind of legislation Is going to take care of those needs. If they are to be met, it will have to be done on an individual basis, I have before me a letter from a man of M who aaka: “I wonder U yon would be kind enough to muke°u snggeotlon aa to fe* a partially Incapacitated JHKCURJSnlfS The gift of gifts for your family! Graceful Grinnell "Holly" Spinet Piano For Christmas, the piano of your dreams! One wonderful, gift to surprise the whole family. This, beautiful new French Provincial spinet is’m rich fruit-wood finish ... at a special introductory price! Finely crafted in GrinnelTs own piano factory. ’588 Other spinet pianos from $495 man of 8S could go a boat to make aew friend*?” ’ He writes that he can no longer afford to pay dues to the lodge where, in the past, he found most masculine companionship! and though he has a "loving and] attentive wife” he feels the need of a few male friends. Shouldn’t lodges and men’s organizations be making a real effort to keep in touch with their elderly members? Shouldn’t members who rench a certain age be relieved of the obligation to pay ’lies? * Shouldn’t churches be doing wre to provide companionship; te older members. And shouldn’t we all see that older persons in our own neighborhoods aren't left alone and lonely? The man whose letter I quoted can't very well, at the age of 80, go out and seek new friends on his own. But friendship and com* I panionship could be offered to him | by his neighbors, by members of his church and by members of hb lodge. | When we let onr older cttl-i sens live In Isolation Just be-j cause they are old, wo not only condemn them to kmeUaraa but we lose a lot ourselves. We lose the chance to under-stand first-hand the problems of And we lose a wonderful! opportunity to give of ourselves For a happier life and a hap-1 pier marriage, send for a copy of! jRuth Milieu's new booklet, “How to Have a Happy Husband.” Mail 25c tor each copy to Ruth MiUettj Reader Service, c/o The Pontiac i Press, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio aty Station, New York 19, N.Y. Kun rtenheimer SUffANTS ORIATSST DISCOVERY SINCE SLID! PASTSNIRS Along with the famous fit and tailoring of Kuppenbefaner, SuP-Pants offer you ao much more real, relaxed comfort No more shlit hiking; no more belt hitching. Prooeeeed too. with Si-ro-eel solution for permanent craaae retention. To appreciate them fully. Just try on a pair I Kuppenhehner SuP-Panta $29.96 *Ummad hr T. Is CeMw and A A. TrssSssam of foam* ■ asms-ILA NSsat Ns. ftnPA81. tVf “The Man's Store of Pontiac" Open sserjr night stortteg One. 2 iron g to 8 lOfe N. Saginaw Street Layaway now for Chriatmaa Vihcehtd foin 3049 Orchard Ufa Rd. * PI 8-9919 UNDER ORIGINAL MANAGEMENT Altos Two Toon ot «s*MMal WEEKEND SPECIALS FRIDAY —1 Crunch Mad SHRIMP with Tarter Sauer w* watcSTVo* oca’If xaxr tsv*smt r-SATURDAY-i CHICKEN Pll near emt $160 SrtSTi TRMtS? Make it a STEREO Christmas with Megnevox 23" Custom Stereo Theatre Has 6 speakers, 2 channel amplifiers, 4-speed automatic record changer, FM-AM radio end 23v TV. In mahogany, $£QIZ cherry, American or Danish walnut. DtD 27 So. Saginaw • FE 3-7168 • Magnavox Portable Stereo Phono Second speaker in detachable Kd. 4-speed phonograph has automatic changer, plays off 7Q90 records. 4 y EXTENDED ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE ' .Make her happy this a by choosing from selection o pendant*! Ladies’ and Gents’ Wedding Bands Priced From ,’5' INTERNATIONAL STAINLESS 50 PC. SERVICE FDR S Including PreamitaUeo Chest. as *33* Others from $7.99 NEW LOCATION 45 N. Saginaw Downtown Pontiac X PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER I960 SIXTY-SEYT&N Christians' Holy Land Route Now Freed of Tank Traps BUILD UP YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH NOW TO FULLY ENJOY THE GLORIOUS HOLIDAY SEASON AHEAD These concrete tank traps along OiWi birth. Older people are given a pre- tbe . I^a^Wwdan border have ^ pugrim, always mar their telwd P0*1*10" « the l»at. Sunday beat, some in colorful Arab * * * dreee and other in Western-style JAfter the lists are completed by M?' ait before this ffcrlrtiwu Akmg ^ ^ bun^ ^ tawd] authorttiea-only one- "g V**® du*™ 9* lor the Journey they carry presents third of the applicants usually ground with the consent of Doth (or retattveg ^ triends “on the are given clearance — they are nation^. J ft other side.** submitted to Jordanian otficlaU Their abaeue/wtll be a clear One family might lug a baby’s who usually disqualify about T per ladkwttaa of the slowly Improv- bath tub, a stove, articles of doth- cent as “undeariables.” lag relaOeas between Israel aad jng. or Just a few delicacies to add On Christmas Bve, crowds ar-Jordan. to the OeWpi«« firmer table rive in Jerusalem from all parts An estimated 3.500 Christian. * * * J ^ will cross from Israel into Jordan The Christmas season in the * i i ’ tor Christmas in Bethlehem this Holy Land lasts longer than any- 0|^T*1 . year. whew else. All the'main divisions NoU“ to **** * Winding, their way through the Christendom are rep- Jjj jj border dUrict. on the toraeh ride r««ned *«««"«» Uvjng in ST^nS bS they will pass shelMamagf'd the land of Christ s birth. M ^ after having houses and buildings, reminders of Therefore, the holiday Is cote- Kone as far as the actual check the war which ended 13 years ago brsted three ttmee, oa Dec. M poet on the Jordan side. * and left Jerusalem divided. by the Catholic aad Protestant More often, though, the state As they walk on they will be churches of the West, ea Jan. a 0f hostilities is forgotten in the watched by dusters of black-hatted by most of the churches which Christmas season. Israelis and children with long black ringlets! follow the Orthodox and Kastrm Arabs vie with one jajwttaer in in front of their ears identifying] rite, aad ea Jaw. It by the Ar- {processing and checking the them ap members of the city's] ntcnlaa Church. batches of pUgroms as quickly as orthodox Jewish religious quarter. On each of the first two dates {possible before sending them on The pilgrims will present them-1 some 1,500 pilgrims will cross over! their way. 250 n|. 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AT DISCOUNT PRICES LOVELY GIFTS FOR HER JC/. . . cherished by womei as ona of the world's sevei great fragrance! Just introduced! Spur sprays encased column, nn*ed iW’Tx^ATF.iw.iiirrf iiilUiiltUj)frii, Steal share* were mlxsd as Wall flbsst task nets of the tact the not steelworkers’ contract is effective today. UJ. Steel was C was firm and Republic about « The date also was noteworthy In that brokers dklllhle talking about - a "tradlttonaT year end rally. The market has risen men often “ not during December, and this Recent trading favorites In the eonaomer-centerad ‘ Delaware D Hudson, hi a belated opening, toll 2H to 21* on 5JMB shares gi reaction to He cot Wednesday. Another late opea-ing eaw Polaroid off 4% to 221* on UtO shares. # ♦ p Moving lower were International Harvester, Boeing, Radio Cbrp., Texas Instruments, International Nickel, Kodak. Jersey Standard, and Johns-Manvtll*. Gainers inducted Wool wo Unhad Aircraft, DuPont, Ameri- Grain Prices J8S5BL HMtairtrr*..* Church Fears Loss of Schools Catholic Official Sees Castro Choking Ufe From Villanueva U. HAVANA, Cuba I API—Roman Catholic Church authorities fear Prime Minister Fidel Che. an extraordinarily long Red summit meed* has ended. ♦ * fr The agency said Khrushchev, along with top Soviet theoretician Mikhail Susiov and the premier’s right-hand man In the finmtmmiw party leadership, Frol Hodov, met with the visiting Chinese. * * * It was the that public mention at Lin Shao-chl, president of Red K tame the pres* reported their schools ant of operation. *. . * * top-ranking church spokesman. who dedtnad the use of Ms •me, mid In an Interview the ’poartWUty that the Uaiverelty of Villanueva win ba functioning six Iha Informant suggested GJ_. •Arm 29-M: *N0 Poultry and Eggs Wmmmtjfgjgta» joeunnnent muydrauiad “ta nasaa U-M, tackHaw SI: private achoola which Chthollc ' Btltutwns wiB not accept Them are about 3.000 private MMi taO i. 275 of them Ctfb- puiaut. aw. as tar» SSroSTtS^Ti! ~------ SMdtum .. ... jl-U; iM«wa «*rerirea&*M-4*A *£Z| Uvwstodc .j nsTaorr ariEUTra. 2>iiiss^ttero"JBSrZaw » SjetSIFS^mSS? M&cnekmHt gl'iSsj?A SCSMB ♦«* ,tutvt MM-MM. can Ut MSU VIBa- nueva as a •pro-Yankee” college. Opened 14 yean ago as Cofca's * « prhrate Catholic university. began the year with 7S0 students, a drop of 300 hum Inal •Farm Prices Inch ! Up Half of Per Cent .. _ .. Ei WASHINGTON Ill-Farm protect Imm I! 14 !•»« * l .... a pkn ram leas than half of 1 par Tire* ... »i »«^ - gjlcent batwam Oct IS and Nav. a Bg^.. g-t the Agriculture Department re- 8SJBf Fw fti A Costa Bee ta S mm pl FSRiI”:h *V2s,::S'; m era s n M Dairy .. eS.fl M Ora .... Ml T oral .. MJ w r*c ra on .... mj *MM m Oi ST.4 w o a ■ rr z w aw aw it tab apt .... « ma ffM .. M * feLy.uiS rata ... m.* ra*:::iC S i rraM**a'.V.5* met So :::iS gw* MM ... g Par* Oti M.« R3R::fe*“ " M M W4.ll teg i n is rum its.41 mtl in is mtii. m is •« sit M atock* 1M.M oft 4JS twre it u ml aun Bomb Wrecks Track at Detroit Terminal DETROIT l*—A dynamite bomb relation to the prime charged tanners for the things they normally buy. * * *' The Agriculture Department mid the most important factors in tha loaded at a southwest side terminal here today, heavily damaging the cab and breaking a window hi the terminal 30 feet away. Two men In the trailer loading HH' Injury. Police mid the dynamite bed been tamed ender the vehicle after the driver had perked It in front of the Dundee Truck Line hwf weekend by a led la a trailer. Police laid they are invaati-“ ' atteo tar I a labor Hangar * Service at Detroit’s Metropolitan1 _______ Airport. VMenoe baa bean charged on another, and taw become the by both aidee'ln thcr&atop die-—'-------* — —------M puto where a Teamster’s union local Is conducting an organizing Of the SO states in the baton. 91 have names derived from Indian words or comfatinttone of [ported Wednesday. ' The mid-November price level 4 par cent above that at Continue Push for German Aid Konnody Aide Told Iku to Piwas for Reich Help in Halting Gold Drain Prime paid by farmers far geode and aervlom used M production and in family Hying remained ta-changed between mid-October and mid-November. * Farm prices as a whole in mid-1 at 01 pqr cent WASHINGTON (DPI) dent-Etect John F. Kenned; of pertly, up about 4 per cent from a year earlier. Parity la a legally the month ware higher prim for eggs, beef cattle, to- meet important prim ware a sharp drop In corn prim and moderate dedlnes lor cotton, Grand Rapids Battles Suburb for Rich TrGct GRAND RAPIDS UP Albert DOly mid today tor anaaxatkm of an industrially rich tract of land to Grand Rapids are batog circulated and probably will be Hied with the Kent County clerk tarty next week. * * * The mudl bract lies in a comer touching Grand Rapidb on one lidt and tha suburban etty of Wyomhqi tween the two cMas. PetiBouo <*in— for anmsatlM to Wyoming were filed Tuesday. The mid-Atlantic melt of Bermuda is |ad by the world, with *9 per coat el Ha During this year about.300 more ■deals have dropped out became of the exodus of upper and ■ grams, > ahaoat no asridal, ma bishop of Havana, and Ha a Nikita Chummy With Chinese Rud Over After Report of 'Warm, Friendl/ Chat MOSOOW (AP) - Premier Khrushchev had a "warm and with top-ranking Comnnddst Chinese leaders, the Soviet news agency Trie reported ■toad at the Nov. T revolution nheersery parade. R elm was the first mention of the presence In Moscow of Hsiao Ping, general secretary of the Chinese Oomnto-niat Central Committee, and Peng Cheng, powerful member of the Red Chinese Politburo. Both sat in oo the tafia with the Soviet feeders. OVER to DAYS For mare than 30 days, inter national Communists have been meeting hi Moecow, and the in- excfaange of tough tali on matteis of Communist party theory, tactics and strategy. The Chinese are believed to object to file general line of Khmhchev’s foreign policy, that fe keyed to the theme ur can be avoided. dr ■ > 4 Tus announced that the Pufiab Communist delegation, bended Wladymlaw Gomulka, had toft for howto. That was a strong sign that the tafia had ended,-since Gomulka to beltoved to be a sort of arbiter between Peiping and Mos- u rh.Mii TROUBLE SPOTS — This map points out spots in Latin America where trouble erupted Wednesday. In Cuba (1) saboteurs' bombs struck paralysing blows at Hpvana, damaging power and water installations and cutting off electricity to many areas of the capital. In central Cuba Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s personal physician was killed in a chase after rebels. In Venezuela (2) President Romulo Betancourt ordered the evacuation at >«« University, where determined leftist students have carried an an armed uprising against the moderate Socialist government. In Argentina (3) armed Peronistas struck at the big industrial city of Rosario, Lodge Calendar Pontfac Lodge*No. 3l"p\kAM*F? Oto. 1 Dinner at Vita pm. Van- News in Brief Theft at two cameras valued at 1300 during a break-la at her home was reported yesterday to Fatrtiac state police by Mrs. Karl Schwartz-wakter of 275 Davfebuzg Road. Holly Township. Three rege ware states home of Mrs. Joan Duncan at 368 Beacbdale St., Commerce Township, according to • report today at the sheriff’s department. manage Bate Pri, Dee. Sad, I ___Otonmantty Actlrltiss Bonding. William* Luke Rd. Waterford. The local governments to Louisiana may levy team of fractions ^ of property values, ranging any. ALUM. SIDING \il for VAM. JOE VALLELT ft 3-9)41i Ol I-6421 __ mmem tale of Tsjra, te-t pm Fri.. Dec, 3. 8t. Andrews Episcopal Church, B301 Hatchery Rd!, Drsy-ton Plains. —Adv. Big tauuit gale, Qeei othes. Frl., Dec. 3. B to 8, 36 uburn Ave. —Adv. Rummage and Hake Safe. Pint United Pentecostal church. 178 Orem St. Sat-. Dm. S, 9 to l. Adv. Rummage late. Corner Water and Saginaw 8t. Bat., Dec. S. 9:30. —Adv. Push Humphrey s for Floor Post Finances, Dividend on AMC's Agenda DETROIT (AP) - Directors of American Motors CDrp. meet today t of A marl can i priests of the Order of Saint Autos. There are 130 lay pro-femora, mostly Cubei A university Rwhwmen suggested that the Castro attack on I ttavereMy fits into a patt undermine church influence, to tareeaw the drifarito pot_ btfity the government eventually wifi expel afi foreign Moat at them are 8panish. SZJe a tan. I ■*> The past has been vacua! tAcffUSf Andra Giles fa fiscal 1969 AMCs earning.! *"» *° ContfOCtOr WfR but the company j * zx® iMppv .. n. . ms not liable tor income taxes j r^^Sr.(^P*~Agtre ■■ #22.4 Million TRAVEL — ACCIDENT HUNTERS* INSURANCE vorege • • • far perieds of 1 fe just abut you MOdJ World wide * Typical rates: $5,086 Rfe end $500 medical tar S taft Otay $1A8. LAZELLE AGENCY, INC. 504 Poettac Stale Baak Bldg. FE S4171 LONDON (AP) - British lares tumbled by $22.4 rr in the London market today reports of Washington intervention in the plan tor the parent motor car firm to Detroit to take aver All three of the Democratic leadership jobs are filled through] election by the conference of ap Democratic senators, to be held] Dentals tram Detroit of such intervention restored some confidence and more than half the km was recovered in tote morning Truck Drivtr Cash His Bread Upon the Waters A patch of ice on M34 in Orton Township roused a bread truck to afida Into Buckhorn Lake yes-afternoon. The driver The conflicting reports shot the Ford issues into hectic controversy on the exchange, however, end bed an uneettfiag effect on the market as a whole. * A : # ford stock has been sensitive ever since the U S. Ford, which heU 55 per cent of British Ford, offered to buy up the remainder. 4) w t The Brtttah Treasury approved it Fortunes were made and lost in feverish trading. When the panel truck went skid on the ice, a gust of wind swung the vehicle backwards *nto the Jake, driver Harold E. Fitzgerald. 39, of St. Clair Shores told sheriff’s deputies. He was able to crawl out as truck settled into the lake. The vehicle, belonging to Silver Cup Bakery of Detroit, will probably be raised today. An average bathtub has a 45 gal-ton capacity. Invitet You to Toko tko Wheel.. cunniB Drive a ID OMsmebile ''Let me show you how eosy it is for you to own one of these febulous new OLDSMOBILES." Deal NOW! Before the Sates Tax Increase! JEROME OLDS CADILLAC 280 SoMtfi Saginaw Strait K 3-702! FREE O’OEDAn SP0N6E MOP with pirchase of Yiayl Floor Covering SPECIAL SALE! FLOOR COVERING IC to|. y*. Vifiyl FUstic E Ac First Qaality vv CEILING TILE 16”x32” Special's. 8* Liiolesa \ SQ. FT. Tilt Silt \Acoistic Tile 9"x9" Perfects^ 1 6‘ x ,z Each 9 Decorator Colors to Choose From-—Were 14c SPATTER ASPHALT TILE SxSi's , VINYL WALL COVERING 54" High—Lin. Ft. 29 Wall Bond 50% Off • nmiw xm?ick S098 • Bmmrra ‘M a e»wi mi«M 'ww ■ "•* . t/,w Confer Tops Acrylic Lata* bhtkr t||M . . MASONRY PAINT 3 SPECIAL! WHITE PAINT ..... ... . 1”“ Vinyl Fortifiod RUBBER TILE Beauliful ^Colors, Oxf Ea. 13 AU TIUS AT CARiOAB HUC8S w« ARC YOUR AUTHORIZED SANBRAM BtayjR it gyv amn am raw us. w* aaa km* oamnrt 1055 W. Heren Si. R 1-3717 Monty of Parking . Haan: Mon., Thun., Pri. HI 9 Tata., W*d., S«». 'HI 6 PtBtUc's Laigost Arastzoif Btilov tr 3WVENTY-TWO THE gONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, PRCBMBE& 1, i960 MGMN41 IMPEACHMKNT PETITION - A man is shown signing a petition at the parish oourthouae square in Shreveport, La., asking for th» impeachment of Federal Judge J. Skelly Wright for ordering integration of New Orleans AP PfeaMis schools. J. Leon Williams, chairman of the education committee for the National Organization for Whites, is working in the booth. He estimates .that 5,000 signatures have been obtained in Shreveport. Armies Might Stand Firm in War Warns Against Deriding Red Satellites .LONDON (UPI) - An authority never fight by the side of the ative British publication has U-S-S-*- an external toe." waned the West not to take it'ESTIMATES or STRENGTH far granted that Russia's sate!-1 The survey Included these esti- Hte armies would prove unreU- m*,e* ®* ,trefl*th **• <**“- ,i, . , ization of the satellite forces: ame m case oc war. POLAND: The Army has been ' * * * ; reduced from 20 to 15 divisions ' "It would be unrealistic to base and its leadership has been reor-any political or military calcula-1 ganized an the wake of the potit-tion on the expectation that they leal upheaval of 1956. Soviet “mil- might desert the Soviet cause," •aid the World Today, a publication of die Royal Institute of International Affairs, In a report on MMttte military might. j estimated that (he levtet esteZHe states have ng- ■these forces might prove ti liable in dealing pith internal re-vO 11 s, the survey said, but "it would be extremely unwise to Jump to the condueton diet they would litary advisers” have been with-drawn from the country. CZECHOSLOVAKIA: Has II divisions, equipped with ap-to-date weapons, Including airborne units of divisional also. Russia appears to regard Ceeeh troops as the Poles. BULGARIA: There are 11 divisions, including four mechanized ones closely approximating the Soviet model. ROMANIA: Has 15 divisions, not HUNGARY: The Army was virtually wrecked la the revolution ot ISM. Only 1 divisions are believed to have bees rebuilt. EAST GERMANY: About 7 divisions, including 2 armored. All are well trained and equipped. # e tt The satellites also offer a valuable addition to Russia’s own air forces, according to the purvey. ★ ★ ★ Poland and Czechoslovakia each have about 1.0Q0 Jet fighters, modeled on the Soviet MIG. In th« matter of the petition conccrn-.n^Orcry Austin, minor. OSBM Ho. To'mu Looter, mother ot MIS minor HIM. Petition having boon filed In tkta Court alleging that the pretest.whereabout! of the mother of raid minor child are as-and laid child has violated < Sagging TV Shows lef for Final Curtain By CYNTHIA LOWRY fW YORK (API—Television or at any rate their pubtyrity departments, are the moat affirmative - thinking, opti-riiftif institutions since Polly- m, talk up thsir programs ■ each were a masterpiece, and one proves definitely) ImW a dud, they beat drams for n replacement without even botb- mwi show. The end of the first 13-week period of the TV season will soon he upon us. and although many (Bum have been wMtti or resigned by sponsors, a number are bound to disappear. ~ i fatalities have already been mostly by checking l to find out what current Blows am occupying time periods h| which new shows have been fit, r year will bring several to the NBC schedule. ' which has barely ffcalMged to keep afloat during * season and a half, will be (hopped in favor of “The Americans, ” an hour-long CMl War aJhong the missing "Dan Raven,” a better-than-av-erage police action series, and "The Westerner," a better-than-average horse opera, will depart from the Friday right lineup altar iS weeks, leaving 90 minutes sdtich the network will fill with three hatt-hour situation comedies. They are “Happy," a pe-1 destrian little show which caused UtUt interest as a summer re-pkcement, “Happy Family," and a show based on a good idea but with mechanical troubles, and will be replaced, in a bold, original move, by an hour-long series called “Gunslinger.” "Pei Person," now opposite the highly rated “Untouchables,” very shaky condition, although there Is a chance It may > a better spot—say opposite NBC's “Meet the Press' Sunday evening. Them is also talk moving “the Ann Sothern Show” out of competition. Eliot Ness, where it has suffered a grievous loss of audience. la the asms at the people of the Stale ! Mtchwan. yon art hereby aotlfled that m hearing on mM petlttoa will be beM _l the Oakland County Service Center, Csurt-noaM Annex, 11MB Weet Bird.. *“ ‘he City of Pontiac In said County, he Utn day of December. A.D. 1M0. I 0 30 o'clock la the forenoon, and yen ... hereby commanded to appear per- shall he served by puhltonlttn of a copy i one weak previous to said hearing m 1 Tbs Pontisc Press, a newspaper print ' ‘ ' ' ited In sal* “—— Eft 1 ____In Mid I____ of November, A.D. 1P*0. —Ul ‘~ copy) STATS OP WCmOAN » THE PRO-bow Court for the County of Oakland Jvvoaltl Division. In the matter of the petition concern. Missouri Town Gets Gift From Breeches LEBANON, Mo. (ft—A of $100,000 bom Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Breech, Detroit, was announced Wednesday by the trustee* of the Louise Wallace Hospital here. Breech, former chairman of fiv board ot the Ford Motor Co., anJ his wife Thelma, were bom ind grew up in Lebanon. * ★ * The trustees announced the money would be used for construction of a wing to the 60-room hospital. It will be named the Rowden wing in honor of Mrs. Breech's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Rowden. ________ ____filed la thle Court alloying that the preeent whereabouts of the father of sold minor ohUd an an-kaowa and said child Is dependant upon Md -mbits for support and (has said should bo placed under tbs juris-a of this Court. mo of tha people of the State i. you an horsey notified that ; on Mid petition will bp held __________ilaad Couaty Service Center, Court House Annex. 1JSOB Wext Blvd., Pup mss la said Couaty, of December. A.D. 1PM. la the forenoon, sad y— jmanded to appear pi ______________hearing. It betas Impractical to make parsec service hereof, this summons and nob served by puhHcatttn ot o oo k previous to SOM hearing Use Prvts, a newspaper prut ________anted In mM County. Witness, tbs Honorable Arthur I. Moon, Jndn of said coart, to the CRy of PmiuneT* said Couaty. this Mth do* of Hovombor, A.D. 1PM. (Sanl) ARTHUR t. MOORS (A true sopy) NOTICE OP INTENTION TO COR-_ struct yrads sad travel on Howard Me-HeUI Street Ten an hereby aotlfled that at a ri regular meeting of the Commission of u the City ofPontlac. Michigan held S November 33, 1PM by resolution it was , declared to bo the Intention of the v —“ICIty Commission to construct grade and me Nanette Fabray show, baaed jmd and related work on Howard Ms- qg her own family life, la addition, Gene Rayburn’s “Do Re Mi,” a daytime audience partid-pation show with ratings troublqp. wHl be replaced by another fun-Hrigsmes program called “Say 1 * title inviting invkhous ABC is either standing pat on tta schedule or isn't saying. But if anything is likrty to disappear $ere, it Is “The Islanders,’’ adventure series. Some others including “Hanrigan and Son” «____ “The Roaring Twenties"—are being watched nervously. CBS will drop “The Witness, j-__Street from OlUsopOi street Warner street at' aa iMImotod oast PJ.Tr7.JP. and that the Phut, profile rovleed estimate of Mid Mopes------ on file for pUbHc Inspection. It to further Intended to ---------- sold Improvement to accordance with the plan, profile and estimate, and [that the cost thereof shall bo defrayed by special assessment according frontage and that oil Of the lots MKcla of i*m fronting upon til icMM Strwt f._______ ~ Wtroir Street shell W*e& ------------K *1,40> «M of .... -penake thereof aad ie estimated cost rnU be paid from that Sl.3T4.pl ot eapenies thereof Capital Improvei____________ . NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN That the Com mission of the City of ' Michigan will meet in the Otm- - Chamber on Ddoonbor A 1PM o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions kl—"— —7 be Mode -to Czechs Soy Violations Caused 117 Rail Deaths ! mission Chamber c objections pert lee Interested. W.O ft Dated November 33. 1PM. ADA H. EVANS. -- City Clerk Dm. 1, 1PM ■ton win consider bids for mnhtaf top- VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — A 5? | Czech government mmfniasion has „ Wonted “gram viaiaiian" of rail-»ad regulations by a train crew ar He deaths of 117 perms la a Mild accident at Stebfova. 30 ih tram Prague, Nor. M. Ah official communique Mitf an •Wtotifriioij disclosed that the onihston of two local trains at ■Wtova during a heavy Hf was the ferit of owe of the crews. j1®^ •aid County. sid Court, to'*tho>Clty| County, this Ipth doy 1PM______ ARTHUR R. MOORE Judge of Probate' HE J. VABCASSEHNO 1 Probate Register. JuvenileDivision i Dobra Wilson, miS| on ie OUlaa I Houm 1_ t City ot I o 30th day Probate Register, Juvenile Division NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARINO Notice Is hsrsby given tf a oshodltt lUbUs hearing to bo hold by the Pen .loo Township Eon mg Board at th Township Ball, 3PM Opdyke Rost Thursday, December sth. 1PM, at f:l. ■ m. to consider the following applieo-ons for rt-sonlng: Te change from I____________ Lot 3 In Supervisors Mat (IT which tbs property located at MM X Walton Ivd. TVs ehanae from AO________ is RW v« of See. M described mg|mm||B of to Tort M i to' f stows centerline ft_____I _______________ line ol IN It. wide, Opdyke Rood; in N M‘ »r W UP.U ft. aloof QMtorllao 0 | ' 1. N 61" 13' 40" R 30S.M ft, . Rsru,3r*w 3M.M « 1 of Opdyke ltd:: i i. This parser i en Opdyke, Dor d an requested to ' of the sonlng map changes on on fils Township ^ ~ LLOYD LOOT. Zoning Board Chalrmi GRETA V. BLOCH, Township (Enk MOV. IS Doe. 1, ISM Township Board. irlbed property: .. tote_ ( thru is Inclusive; Lots Si thru M inclusive: la Colonial Estates, Sectloo IP, Bloomfield TOWMhlp, Oakland County. Mich If so. Moose take notice that the Town-ship Board of the Township of Bloem-fMd has tentatively Me land Bo intention to make Urn following described Construction of AIM lineal fast Of S* snltsry tower, Moludeig P monholss ■d 33P Unsel foot of f' housa loods . -3oug^i^ pig; ship Clerk far public _______ -illmoto of cost at pnparod w Mt of said project to be IU.7M.M. Take further notice that too Town-Up Board wUl moot on Monday. Do-.jmber II. 1PM, at T:30 o’clock p.m.. at Mo Bloomfield Township Hall, to lla "■—ihip of Blsomflslf tar the purpon srlng any objections to the pate the lmprovsms-' Md M . Clement Rt., rsatlM,| >' Dec. 1, A IMS' mi jt k ---1 district thsrofar. ROBERT H. DUDLEY. Township Clark w A N T R E S U L T TRY W A N T A D FE 2 8 1 8 Death Notices tons MOV. to 1PM. CHIUS 1 father.rfXimmt Ana'cat ^tUb,5^LA,i!2dd' SSX , Ruth putats. rn-rtU be held Friday. Mrs. BiUto WIUlissa. Orsnt Stn-f letoo. W. S. Spaagto and Mrs. the toorF TAYLOR. NOV. 37, 1PM. Lmttaa. Mich., form* tlae; age PI; beloved Oeralduw Taylor; do* Mrs. Prank (Rattan Linda. lAMUia, Batty , SM and floyd Taylor; sr of Lawsrsncs Tsylo rived by elk grendch Twinf^l^v”' (Olsv), PM Th •tine. InUrman Pirk. Mr. Twtl •t tb« Hup toon wHnfrswrsri C. Whits: dear Wafmflr. Isrnpf i B. and Jack R ' of Bud and Mat MUdro^ Brans, Kelley end Mrs Mao survived by Almont, Mich Ha In state St Puntrsl Home SSS-^Si Wyman, Lawrence i Lam, Romo Harter; I bead of Margaret: to Mrs. Charles (Vlrgl Lawrence Wyman Jr., • fathar ot « —. _ mmmww* (DelOrei) Bradley; brother of Mrs. Milton Wasw au Mrs. ton tall; also t arrived by IS grandoblidna and from * Thomas rpn<*Lsh»y Homo. 131* psxtsr, Saturday at Pto a.m - Holy TTMItp Churcn at I* sji. Booary at I p.m. Prtdsy. In Memoriam 2 Ms lOTIRO MEMORY OP cnaitoe X KimbaU who paaood away Doe. t. 1MT. The world may ttaag* from year to mar. Add Monde from day to But never wfll the eoe 1 leva tk ’mSS3 sr^M, Him tall.__________ Funeral Directors COATS FUNERAL HOMT DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-TWT Donelson-Johns Vo’orhees-Siple 'UNXRAL BOMB PE S4JTI -EsUbUshed Over J» Year OAKLAND RILLS MEMORIAL PARK—1 eeottois. 4 graves each. CaHP»«-l*M. Pk'RHY MT. PARK CEMETERY. Beautiful a grave lot. Win divide. ROX RCPLIRB At U a.m. Today them were pepKes at Ike Preee «, it, M, n, m, n. 104, lto. Tito Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 Freto t am. to I p m. «^d,flSioMAK Props assumes ao rasnon-slbUfiy for siTors ' other than to cancel tbs charges fur mat pomes of the first Insertion of the odvortiso- :sa oner, when lonssusttons your ""kTll ^mi^nber.”1 Vo adjustments wUl be glvan Closing time Per sdvorttso-ments containing type slaoa RS5,r..%“.’cSS!Unroon“8S: day prevMws to publication. A?m& tlo^*ofd,transl«t°,Wante*Ads Is now t a.m. the day of oatajeatlou after the first CASH WART AD HATHB Lines 1-Day Mays P-Daya I Ilf Jill Help Wanted Mai* 6 3 SHARP MEN - assist manager In advertising promotional department. Promo-ttou available, j Transportation M0 WH. OUA^ANTEED SALARY Phon* tat woes REACH CASH CU& TOMERS through Class!- i fied Adt. Call FE 2e8181. Help Wwrttol JUalu 3 MER OVER >1 NEEDED IM mediately Per InformsUon call Mr Teaplae. MA 44411 to s p.m. daily. Obmmeree-Caian take — 4 WXWtfib ly year around wotk. Op-inltiee imllnutad. tom whfio Sam. No layoffe. Apply 4PT ___BL MAN. EEPEE1______■ WELDING, CUTTING AND LAYOUT. APPLY IN PERSON BAR j£c st ii ■ “■ ■RANCH — ___ _ part-tlase or flU-tlMO. Rtoto ‘ representa-tlve wUl bo at P* S-MM. Room IP Sat. Deo. Z IS o.m. to S r ~ Please can for appointment AMfemOne v k wiilint to work for advakPom la saw* field, ton time, l_ manont position, salary, pomkijp- ATTENTION to Pay Cheeks Ro Uq-OtU I. Like to ton oh-MIpvo yon sales ability. . J. Are wtoiag to work. 3. Have a oar. 4. Married and over IP yea Expanse paid training many company benefits. Call >T MIS for appointment. eyed altar wl jm. »«.e Job. daUMr. . It 3-0*33, p a.m to P p.m. 3KKEEPER HELPER AND COL-jaPtios mas. must be willing to work. Steady position. Applyren-tiac Prose Son m. COMBINArtOM BUMP RaL WANTED. RUSS Johnson Motor Poles. It N. Broadway. Lake Ortoa. ssk far Rian. EXPANSION M company creates opening salaried man. WUl true qos__ County. Must be ages 13 to to. bars high school dUpoma, oar sad be able to type. Paid vaca-Uoa and other btoofits. CsU Mr. HsUsrTPE Mbto. ELDERLY LADY, LIOHT HOU8E- cars to tiu vimbcmi, run pMt tint Opportunity to « good Income, lto H. Furry. I M preferred Must hi bind. Dmwtog account when qualified. For personal IRItlM write qualifications, address, and phone number to A. P. DsPoUoy, P. O Bog MS. Dallas. Texas. OPENING FOR 3 MEN A new factory branch has epeued which needs 3 man who aro mechanically las Ha ad to laslsU taw revolutionary elaetrleal units, tor —=*=y PE 4-4*41 bo-1 and S. PART TIME i art fret t-ip, ar* Boat PIN BOYS. WEEKENDS I WALLSD u^’S H. R. HAGSTROM EHtoKSV Pa 1-0304 a SINGLE MIDDLKAOED MAN PON odd Jobe, aeon tar homo than wages. PE »4S».________ WANTED Ysun* man with bleb school odu-csUon or bettor to Mara circulation work. to learn and advance Is SM organisation. ls-neceseary. Usual Job hastate. Writs Powllae Press WANTED REAL ESTATE 8ALES-man with license Mlchlgao Busies corporation. WANTED “ •-■■ 4 i Young Man Trainee Position opes as adJnutur to Pi tlae arta. A good opportunity _ a ftaonrmi ifMtomi for a man with sound Judgment, wlU- i3|lb to work with poopSs°¥om-peUttve salary. College preferred. Car furnished. Apply Cosnstoretor Help Wanted Female 7 Curb Waitresses have Immediate irb waitresses on Apply la person o TED'S To supervise l school cafeterias * psrscsUMl. Plan menus, «g-suppUss, prepare roear"~ rts, etc. Position the per year. Salary Iflcauont. Phone R dOtarry MUP-------- ._t for latervtsw. EXPERIENCED MANICURIST h j « Ihg preferred. I Ml T-1MP. HOUSEKEEPER FOR MOTHER-lots home 11 E PE 4-3004. gendable, Uve Ip, chlldrsn, MA U6HT DUTIES MORE FOR HOME than wages. Adults, Uve in. MI MR. MU3DLXAOED WOMAN WK8 needs home to egobaagg to do light housework. FE 4i*M. MIDDLEAOED LADY FOR AH-—ring totopboao, aoma book k. also help with housework. Id welcome. Mors far boms ■ wages. Apply log to, Paw w ------------ ..r. eotfoo shop. Midnight shift. RtfTa. West Maple st Telegraph. (IP miles). T ANTED YOUNO WOMAN TO live to, gvnoml closnlng cooking. MororaK-hlnto. wages. UL P-I3PT after 4 P—. Don’t. In Budget Shop only r neffs Mlrsclo Mile. PE 4-M3 UUrtot uof_l ywaw «c H# W—tod Fe—is of Joelyn and" ftird. dsS after B *3*34, mornings only. Help Writoll ARE TOO RATS t aaralngst ilnot tnyastlgste toodnoM, -”■**“ §QTW IflHI — COUFXjB. Pul | lor uoth, p«rBftiMai, rtftren wanted to care for elderly goo- exchange. Write to Ponuoc ton |C Itorkie age and I references. manor |iMftXHIS. Write Posmoc Press REAL "ESTATE SALES PW Miss msbagsr, agent. Mill foot growing sines eftlco aad uaod homos, tap eeasmis_ Please cau Mr. Pass. OH 4S43S. TEACHER fo TBACH BAUM uifatag elass. For InUrvlsw call. Elobari dales CoT PE seito. Emptoyment Atdncfas 9 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT A) or opening Doe. L 3PU Or Lake Ed., Koogo Rarbor. Office pensral office position era_ !Splo%7nt‘l!1 Pontiac*1 gu! EVELYN EDWARDS COMP. OPEEATORS. AOS 13-1* Work Wonted Male 11 • FOOT HUSKY WANTS WORE of say kind. I tars car aad toatobr most jobs. MAS boor. otTs-msi, ALL AROUND CARPENTER WAjmi year Mound weak. Salary i- -l CARPENTER WORE' CARPENTER WORK AND CAX tort |taBg wanted, Rough^sad kinds. Pres sstlmats. J___ CABINET MAKINO. * PE 3-BPP8 Mr Puckett. MA 43411, 4 to • BLBCTR1C WIRING SMALL JURE uBp. P» M*to BUKTR1CAL COLLBQS SENlOOt taatta^fujl ttm^work. AsTsT. JOU*mMAN MJ^UCIAN wlahss port Uses work. W P-ltoS. AmStoma?*1 wm£g*tonm*s monsy^ bporlenoe prefer rad but PAINTING INTERIOR_S EXTER-Mr. By Job ar hour. PB 3-04*3. MARRIED MAN NEED* WOMB OP PI? S man Wants w6re op any kind. PE Stoto.____________ WALL washing, odd jobi yoiho icam u otrr or sicry- let •UuC_H^“-----------A MA HIM. wmk to w Made ‘Wp- Work Wanted Female 12 VPMUL. WANT WALL WASH-tog and housecleaning. PE J-TMl. ■AySlTTlNO. DATS. LIVE OUT* SMTP. _____r___ini' to. ___________ wanted Tsl-Huron vicinity. work PE l-*m ____LXAOI retarUl service. EM 3-3143. ragtag*-,ia,< WASHINOfl AND IRONMOd, PICK-np and dsUvsry. OS 4-PlTt. ASHINOS AND IRONINO#. P] np and dsBvsr. Oki-ipl*. BzMdtat Servlco 12 .1 BRICK BLOCK AMD OEM work. Aisq firsplacee. OR > 3-1 lto. "IBaMBW"-mAtilBWI TRENCIUNO — TRUCKING --- “ ‘ and mT BARGAIN fternaoe. addiuoos. porehoe, recreation rooms. Terms. Licensed. CUSTOM HOMES. BUILT TO SUIT you- plan or an. Model avalL able l» Aid) Dr. la-Cranberry Lake Estates, h milt north ol EXCAVamNd AMD TRENcklNO far ooptte tanks, tns r “ toetosss *nd llgk dosing. ELKrtitIC toK INSULATION anj^wlrlng^Naglin Electric, I" ■REE ESTIMATES ^.LL^Wl gsctff o^jtoi) w.' mug” HIM. ' Jdgy iN o.^ jruLY Kw~rst~ui' nt 3-7*33. WATERPROOFING WMt guaranteed. Pres sstlmstss. '!&..MS*."* BtoMltoMMSwrvlce ~I3 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Bwsinsss Ssrvice If Notkes snd Psrsonsls 27 A O«ce to||b (^ 17 W, Law-Refrigeration endEjlttog ^Dl fgyjgrfwr “ ■ Eenm ~ t**Tic tamO "cLdAi«a> Wnslrlr—plwg t Tsxss Id 1 PresAmaldf, Tehrif 17 Bsckcnstose Book Store WtdL OMr— to Utmrd2> . CHILD OJmI WMIX TOC WORE uaSS^fQa. DAT <*t am APPy* WSA HeewSslU Ooeds X t CALL WILL SELL ALL TOO have — fsrnlturs. appliances, TVs . TAILORING, , Lnu^aUng^ur^NMR? DMA WARMER » Mto Osrdsto PlowlRt II PLOWING. ORADINQ, DISCING gsd^wgd cutting. PM 4-4331 or L—fptoflt 21 AA-I nMfW MUR ego. DELTV- i igi^s^*-*1*1*5***1 **• AUCTION, oa ssm. Wanted Mlscetsncous 30 MAN’S KAOOOOM COAT, OL 1-04*1 TREE TRItOONO Aim REMOV-sl, reasonable rato. 31 1-1*41. Movtof pi Tmckla^ 22 1-A Reduced Rates fovnlo^CT?*™ STslito O'DELL CARTAGE ocsl aad losiw Shstanso moving. Phgnotortaii LIOHT AND HEAVY TRUCEINO ^M-flwr-«2Sk.¥a Pahitit A Deceratfan 23 1ST-CLASS PAOnTMO AND PA- »«ar ^ 1ST class >aintin6 anO pa- RtP" ■ 1ST CLASS DECORATINQ, PA1NT-Ing and wall papering. PE 4totf |i PAINTING, wTyrfEJt PRICES, III par oonl Sh, free eat. All I week snor. 11 MS*P. -1 paiVtino s DECORATINO I Paper romovod. PE MIU AAA PAINTWO S DECORATINO ■ to years snnortsnsi. RMsonstos. • Pres ssllmalss. Phone OL SUM. A ladT INTERIOR DECORATOR. PilNTtliO. INTERIOR. WIN- 5,^53. Tina,: INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR MoneyWsated ■ TO BORROW 14.000 wrwo roottoc Press Sax l^. WawtdAt* Rstot 22 HAVE OVER T» TAMIL IMS Including many transferees wanting 3-bedreosi. sIm 3-bedroom tames to runt, lease sr Mato with option to buy In Pen Use and Oak- ‘phone hr* mills rt s-osso tar real quick acUoo G SCHUETT, FE8-SIM. 1 ROOM EITCEMNETrtL 'SOtC utilities, PM Ml. 11 tor. ntooild ant> kATM iu raft week Inquire St «b Baldwin ______________14lHrC-______ i and t sm irt. Birr, orihri end Collage It Hover, IT M»4*. 3 ROOM*. thTLITIEe, PUH-nished ottos in. cal after • p.m. VM Atm. 3 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED, 3-RM. BSMT. APT.. UtlL. PURlT wvt.^ent, and talk, man only. very clean. KxccUenl location One boat Adults. PU S-33S3 niter »JSmm. " 3-ROOM APT. UPPER. ADUEtM ' LAltotr noOliA, hrr BT 3 LA ROB ROOMS. NEAR DOtlfN- &.AiTMOJr. Sr“pvtXru.rV% 3 55SSO0QH6”iiv7~SMir: til dfc. fM 4-4MM. 3 ROOPU, PRIVATE BATH A EN tmtao. tatetanetto, PE M*4». 3-ROOM^ APARTMENT. PRIVATE ----L 3 ^ BOOM| UPPER. UTILnTBS 4 bloqke ft----- oouplo, PB 3-731*. ALL PRIVAVX ■ Min.