F] ee en ee Raise Funds Today selling the Press today to raise money for Christmas ae a. ar A ship, Lake Orion and) Gingelivitie. Purchase of a Goodfel-| low edition of the Press will help brighten Christmas for a needy family and its children and the Geodfel- lows stress that the need oun: Area | |ounie Love cv Goodtellows 9° : ono ! But it took. a bit of doing trom and Lake Orion Groups| ; Vacationing im Michigan Tok Pity Policemen |in Diving Test EAST LANSING #—If you 3 g * [ ij : * i k gE hovering around zero The 17 troopers had Eg i 5 # WELCOMED BY COTY — French President Rene Coty is on arrival at Paris’ Orly airfield today, to attend the NATO con- Wi Rackets Committee Turns - fee on the lake arid dipped into the water for as long as 15 minutes under the test. the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee is explor- Auto Workers Unio. in the still unsettled 4-year strike by | 1287 _ {sin “is only one tacet 0 WASHINGTON (INS)—Senate missile-satellite prob- ers shied away today from any quick verdict on a pro- posal for a revolutionary shakeup in the Pentagon which would scrap the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The surprise proposal came from Lt. Gen. James W. n, Army. depucy chief of staff for missile develop- ment. He said at a I night session that there should be a “breakup of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.” telegraph official reported today|ORITICAL COMMITTEE that 1,287 persons were killed by a severe earthquake in Western! Iran yesterday. Steffens delivers an early Christmas present to Kathleen Brown. Rift Seen Between |. -siuo i HBS the sixth. day. ahaa He , The city’s subways are Diphtheria Drops Off DETROT eign otti- po newly osc ag and , : pearéd yesterday ns the permanent between Mayor Robert F. Wag.| “line of the disease. Yesterday | “Mother's Pills Kill ay Year-Old Daughter One-year-old Katherine Mar- tin of 10559 Deerwood Ct., Royal - Oak Township, dieq at 1:35 this } morning in Mt. Carme] Mercy | | |said 500 persons were killed inlor the eightman binectsar Farsang, near the small town ofjmittee for criticism. Goldwater. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon: pills on a table in her bedroom. B. Johnson (D-Tex), who heads the While her back was turned, the man. “Wagner turned down™ the ~six- saw only new her and MEA Attorury Louis Wald- i with 16 the Ai child ate them, police said. — ‘inquiry, declined to pass judgment point union formula for ending Shops Are Full of Presents to Delight All Women the strike, saying he would not! Sastre "C'Golore for Mv Fair lady Eo WicWere ven ills Galore for My Fair Lady for Next Few Days |, teas Fis weatherjan ponies temperatures for the next|times difficult. 4 you match her Lenox china with salt and pepper shakers @& a-table iter. She'll hunt A prepare and serve in decorated | The Indy who is proud of her house ahd who liked to get gifts © it will swoon with delight it’ By JANET ODELL it shal] we give My Fair mas? The “sh REIS HACER pe ey .§In Today's Press. |tamities,’ fee Comics eee ee eed ee to clubs, churches and oth-+ . - — ea — County NOWS o 604s esesees Ph ers in the area served by! Editorials .... € Pa a oo ‘ee aie = lo Improper UAW Doings ing “reports of-any improper activi” by the Unt ES Die j n0 wake The UAW is headed by Walter rally Russia's bid for era of lM for the * * * dawning 2 | Mundt is a member of the in-/°™- Telegraph Official UPS vestigating committee. He ‘made/GETS ‘Government Figure in his statement to a reporter in re} France lrani : ing charges expressed by the welcome ranian Disaster - [AFL-CIO in a resolution accusing|sec the the committee of bias on the side TEHRAN, Iran w—A post and/of management. mated 2,000 persons Tast July on The AFL-CIO resolution singled Tren's Caspain Sea coast. . out Mundt, Curtis and § fs A correspondent ‘for Etela’atiwater (R-Ariz), another member com- officially re-iwas not available for comment. : quake Sehneh is. on the MUST INVESTIGATE 7,240-oot Shah Pass 240. miles| “We have had many reports of southwest, of Tehran, improper activities on the Athens. and. -nearby areas of|the UAW,” Mundt said, “oad the a (at, the Pit et sone devine ares es OAV ALON Ar my to Check ape arses wt conhcuvel Povice One tne reeare Maes for Yule Baskets e that killed 44,000 persons in Shad Oabvaitins hritiy te hese’ the os sonteomg|Clearing bureau service to individuals n: which intend to give Christmas~ baskets ‘to. ba soa fih i + BERESREES tTest > gid

its correspondent in Peiping that a was considered later to be ‘insut-| knowledge : Red China would . give concrete ficient to design a suitable entry,|{98t cars and a ee ee ae ne oe . * * *® © yard shop, brought ro. 8 : : ae wterday by Duncan “Black |® third of his age : +. rn 2 ‘cares mes : ; OES _ a = SS ee at the Pasadena Water Depart Be hae Tokyo Firemen +. : g HE Battle Traftic DETROIT if — Ralph Knit worked as to Reach Blazes - couvicted Friday of frst degree |the famous “To ere (INS) ~- think ee mond Beach, Pia. town are the world’s worst—don't. = He will be sentenced Dec. 27 by| Emil an Tokyo takes the prize. The fire Circuit Judge W. McKay Skillman. |way, learned wan tegen Ee en as a 7 -f i i F tra steamer. é plicated by ancient bicycles, motor- is out t f i i way to the scene. by a nearby Japanese fishing boat, mniles endt et thie’ fentlec Comny|be ad the A fire in Tokyo's main @ the Coast Guard added. + a on ; et the : ft * * i a -” ae ‘ ‘Shertff Quincy Hoffman identi- , & hot rod town eon Ng ve apeena The 16%ton Shinko (New Light) ee ee Distributed by King Features Syndicate. 12-4 fied the dead as Elwin Carter, 42; | “ , ' tire station — became a major Maru was catrying 100 tons of Ollis Ferrier, about 60, and Ernest'20.20 Vision Here 1S a arrive. i j i! scrap from Pusan, South Kore : peret-tg _ , and = be Oak ap gen vsti securit for You 2 Sets of Twi ke = Gone cutee Eyes Cc uard vw Hoffman witnesses . be patrol ships a athe | y to y ets of [wins | meee a5 SAY'| NEW YORK — According to the! two is miD-ithe scene, © ) | in Divorce Case lacross M90 and collided with the | inves 20-20 vision is ne tes trying to force their way ecpaitinionecnigssDitien otal qa . lJ 10 | Z [automobile drive by Runge. Fer-| tee a eye disease, eit Another was forced to a deaa Steady Population Rise 2 | é ' Confuse Matter ser and Loescher'were passengers |2n'"t ye “cart ‘coly tests ‘central wow = : + : 3 auto- : Credit Union . for YOU! Anyone may SAVE im this Credit Union. Savers for the paw 3 Seen for New England = a en between lines of stalled | Pa mobiles to douse flames. STON = A eendeniels seat : CE as: ee Campetition—for traffic population growth Is_predicted. e ike p ae Oe — New England by the census bureau), % ‘ LOS ANGELES «®—Things got! Snow had been falling most of ! a bit confusing when two sets of (ve Say and roads in the area are | | feat the Detaile ; identical twins appeared in Super-! One of the four men was killed uC frst attacks side vision may | Pontiac Co-co Federal actually have a perfect score bead i t- . The other peas en Ih a8 tr which Gove veddbea of ea oe = on a single divorce ma’ mesg hale Aone 2 hospital, 22 test while gradually losing ed 509-A Community National Bh. care Mocking ene hydrant | tos should tote! 10,174,000 by ar sight. and hoses had te be hooked up te 1960 and 11,389,000 by 1970 By RAY HENRY 1 heey this ete a te | , another 70 yards away. The probable 1965 figure was put) From N. D. of New York City: . | Rose Zvonek Garo was suing) oe . SERVICE AT ITS ‘BEST -. Tokyo's streets, often no wider)at 10,734,000. These figures com-|‘I’ve been collecting Social Secur-| ©, Clarke Garo for divorce yesterday! Moscow Radio | hige> pee & commodate small Japanese and/315,000 in 1960 and = bureau esti.) stared a job _* sister, Mary Zvonek Garo, to cor- Says Jet lies 4 The = European cars. late of 9,/599,000 for 1955. od moma aaa egatron Bon roborate her charge of cruelty. 1242M.P.H. | a ; See : - }$1,200 in a year without losing his . Also in cout to. up his} crt (a ofeide Te Sennd Sroteaiion Junior Editors Qui | brother's lint wae ! | cand Protas wun ors iz on payments. What if I work for three Limuade Gark state ond THE BIBLE months end make 6390 in dach . | Mary's husband. LONDON (—Moscow radio said] ag eal » jmonth? Will I lose any of my So Mary and Edmunde, bliss-\today a Soviet jet fighter has) DANIELS INSURANCE ——i checks? make a good living out of it. Can married, found themselves flown faster than 1,242 mp.h,/ Te Ageecy No, it your total earnings dur. |! et under Social Security by re- on ‘spposite sides of the fence. |“during a routine flight.” ;' MS W. eres mi. Ph. FE 6-7005 ° ing the year aren't over $1,200. It |Porting and paying Social Security ~*~ * * Evening Phone MG-20m does't matter how many months | the profits from my stock and they didn’t have to| The broadcast made no mention it takes you to earm the $1,200, _/b0nd purchases?” other. A property/ot. world speed “records. Maj.) —_—_— ‘No. Income from investments ted duritig a noon|Adrian Drew of the U.S. Air} - Ss From A. R. E. of Washington, D.| in stocks and bonds doesn’t lrecess paved thd way for an un-|Force set an official world record) — C.: “T'm planning to take a job] count toward Social Security ex- in California Thursday by flying! © EW Wa jOverseas for an American com-| cept for dealers in the business : ied five'2 Voodoo fighter-bomber 1,207.6 Beeld. I ir the Social Security law?” of buying and selling stocks. and ago were 19/™.p.h. over a measured course. ; B COM I} |by the Social Security law?” | bends. + tt ‘el orgs weg 7 ‘The Moscow broadcast of a Tass Eee From. P.B.M. , < _| From Mrs. Y. L. of New Orleans: |; Guat Social Security Timer Warns of Need viet Aviation Magazine. A later “My husband has. been working injmore any chance that the wite oft@ Replace TV Tube broadeast said the plane was pi-) It law since the end of Works War|® *alcoad man will soon be able BOSTON — A new product fe althe time ond piace were tet anit ¢ ; Wi. He's now 38 and has averaged|ie,cUect “allroad retirement at siming tube no larger than a clg-(nounced, wit St {about $3.400 a year. He had to quit! iiStne g charset” s |atette filter tip, It shows how long] Moscow radio said the plane had|< “°° work in September because of a . : a Yadio tube, television picture|charply swept back wings, an Le 3 severe back injury caused by an| Changes im the Railroad Re, tube, or other. electronic device |an arrow-like tail and a rocket- : auto accident. There’s a chance) firement Act along the lines you [has been operating. shaped fuselage with protruding that he'll never be able to work) suggest were introduced in Con- By pointing the way to replace-|jet pipes. The broadcast said the When can he start collecting} gress earlier this year, but before parts-reach the dan-/flight -proved-the- plane-was- — Social Security disability pay-| action was taken on Sank ee ee ne Sunae io eld 9 Deimanenreriile at maximum 5 A totally and permanently dis- | ™&y be approved after Congress |: ie — : i Liat < abled_person_can only draw pay. | comes back in January. = = Ac ii I ab or : e r - Oe a = Boge a7 = SS. See eae eee eee yon mai di ‘a a8 yy, ~~ pea ag cane 50. | Questions . Secial vane | . . EXPERI J . From C. A. of Knoxville, Tenn::| “Seclal Security,” in care of The wh ee tar QUESTION: What king wrote many Of the pealms?|ir.'s tederal government work-| Poatiae Press. Questions wit bo gS oe RUG CLEANERS Ja __ See Chames \NSWER: The psalms are a collection of Hebrew réliglous|ary into the retirement program, Is _ poems in the Old Testament of the Bible. Theer are 160 Of|it possible under this program to them, beautiful and inspiriz st tell of man’s inner(set aside more of my salary for re-| charge for this service.) a : f ows and_foys, and hates, geritieness/frement and draw langer payments aye to Have sf | 2 . @m danger, faith and fear. There also some p sbout|When 1 retire ‘19 Men Die in Explosion -Y pe ae oa: You'll I : nature. These speak of the mountains and valleys, the) Yes. Such payments, common- oS our Rugs s Cleane mi i - Sparks-Griffin {| Beet oe he _ | ape er : ax g s > ae £0 ' é Pee: : 5 * i % t 5 Lg 2 ae i é \ _t : ues a : id Loi ere st ‘ ee rot hayes RAN \ a TF ADR eu ene ; \ V4 j \ \ 2 ? tia FFs, iii if tf | E F i complete destruc- tion should there be a mishap.” Gives Safety Hints c ae ees | i —\ ff —— | o | : >| on Christmas Trees at a : Li“ A | || ae i\f 2 Pr $1.29 sy po ae ; [| Men's tvy Sport Shirts $2.99 | ©=Men’s Slippers, 6 to 11 es - Lightning flashed about the young witch. Swiss Peace Shattered « by Outbreak of Sabotage = A Charm Collection butt ss 3 “Tt ineh that soak it. in water or let it stand in Conte, Saree at Be ener. Her cael 8 aivthe Gag | et re ders | ee rant to his ares, sald "Cons Uhe you dp 7) GENEVA An outhresk ofschene, fond his greets for Christmas Giving |] 2s’ socks 4 If you cut vertical grooves into|®6 reason to believe I was’ doing ‘Let him try,” said the old, old/S*botage has abruptly shattered’and water supply dynamited. A ; - 4 Pr. $1.00. i the bark the tree can. draw up *"vthing wrong. If I have, I will|woman. She took Richard into the|the calm of Switzerland's internal|‘memorial oak,” planted years} _ ALL IN 14-KARAT GOLD i . 4 more water in soaking. The tree|‘##®. my medicine,” Micha and gave hig 9. spade. He /attpirs. | ago to honor the Swiss army, was!) Just arrived! New charms in 14-karat gold . . . j Lecther Dress Gloves ? green. . Shores Mayor Ailing 25" And moved it 20 yards away. saboteurs have- blown up nu-|bomb. Other, trees have been] ©. gure to get the warmest of Christmas | Here are some further safety began to dig merous electric power lines, tele-/ led across highways. * Receptions! : | | Boys’ Fur Cuff Ski Caps | r measures DETROIT # — Suburban St.’ Before long he had dug a hole phone cables. and water pipes in =" 2 2 { Th s Kn B « i | —Support the tree well so that|Clair Shores Mayor Thomas’ S.| se deep he couldn't sce the top. ithe Ajoie region of northern Swit-| Leading opponents of the army'| e Lovers Knot Bracelet .-.......$24.50 F $1.49 it.cannot be knocked over Walsh is suffering. from :| Suddenly he heard » rumbling |zeriand in tecent weeks. scheme have expressed disappro-j The Love Bird Charm . 22.50 | . . —Ptace the tree away from door- his physician, Dr.‘Robert H. Am-| and the earth around him shook. | Polidé reinforcements have been|Val of these acts. But they say + ee eget Potten s ; ways so it does not Mock exith |byess, sald Friday. The 335-pound “It's caving im!” he screamed. jsent to the area and’ two menithe sabotage is a spontaneous ex-| lhe Ballerina Charm <...........: 14.50 SPEGIALS FOR : | — ; get ‘mayor was ORT at 08 z 2 local i + 2 t 3 j ‘‘ pty 9p a fire to phe po > lh -saggrrarene “mateo "ey sented. what Smal there he to sie pon “ pt ga of 3 opposition to me The Ballet Slippers Charm se eeeees 22.00 | WOMEN & GIRLS. , pes Seeetigdiigs F poreie hapet' attack. Jpam’s wheelbarrow. You're almost'iNs of tempers. hag litle cpposition in. the The Heart Lock Charm ........-.. 16.50 jj" y there.” * @ 4 villages whose territory the: * - - When needles start to fall and| ‘The planet Neptune has a den-) Richard: gave one more heave| At issue. apparently. is a gov.\#¢ttal training: ground would oc-| . Also Sterling Charms from $1.75 Permanent Pleated Aprons the tree is dry remove it from sity about one-fourth that of the, with the shovel and the wall of theernment plan to turn part of the CUPY. Both voted in favor of sell a ae $1.59 your home. 4 : earth. hole opened up, He: found himselfjAjoie area into a training ground ing land to the amy. The opposi-; ae : = in @ large tunnel lighted with tan- itor the -Swiss--army's--e wi y\ "0" comes mainly from the sur-j | Fancy Nylon BLOUSES i 35 : ? terns. AS he stood there the rum-|formed tank regiments, __|rounding district, ‘where no ‘land | Relaxed Perry, Como | iat ticinense og, gare 2 eer eA Ye mach neice gee es ‘view, : “ : 1 00 : At a meeting the mayors of 27 $ . Hopes to Relax More _ |, sm: » 5/8) White Clergymenst:'ss sei Ss 2 JEWELERS | mr bey and pushing the bar- LACY NYLON SLIPS ; : , row was © fat little goblin, This oe ne neniet Bee cee See 16 W. fern . FE 2-0294 ! , Ry EARL WILSON was Sampam, ~~ |Lauded by Negroes ace’ ot,.h portation te 2 7 32-40 $1.98 | _ NEW YORK—Perry Como, the Great Relaxer, wants to}—. = — ss y eq o[ eta com ‘end digmy. Open Every Night til Christmas! a : Hop in;* he said to Richard : Seven Ajoie mi refused to pen. Gvery signe & wgtmas: start relaxing in earnest—he wants to start slowing up on . : : EGS gy aie . '| FANCY NIGHTGOWNS TV. so he can watch more TV .. . especially Westerns. As & ~~ Foe eee : = aan as caneeaee 34-40 $1 98 | “Since Perry’s the last great hope of the singers against Kj M |Atlantd Negro -cleffgymen aor _ : : 4 the hard-riding cowboys of TV who-are rustlin’ all the ratings, AINQ ohammed-V thanked the 8) white ministers| - ll LACY NYLON BRIEFS ‘opeemees this is rather comical. Perry grinned about! re who issued 2 Nov. 3 manifesto on} . it at » recent rehearsal and said, “You see the Ends Visit fo U 5 race relations in a statement say- st $1.00 ' same shot in every picture, but it’s easy watch- a ing that “All probems can be’ 1 - ing. I-love em” = NEW YORK w—King Mol solved if men are willing to solve | Derk. Seam Sheer Nylons | Of course it isn't only bécause of ire at ot Merete. ended his 19- prepa age Christianity, : : Pr. 98c ~ ; that he'd like to do less work starting soon. to the States last , y equality.” =F t . is : sn night, flying home aboard the old $a,” }} Giels’ PIXIE SLIPPERS rd just like a little more time off for ‘Columbine—}---—— -- So Thé clergymen also said in their ; : . ee Pp 1 99. SaaS a lot of things.” He was sitting in the | The plane was used by Presi-\statement yesterday that the) De r. $1.99 — darkened theater in an orchestra seat, (‘dent Eisenhower when he was chief forthright position of the ministers i - é - Jolling against:the back. == abhi gg Atlantic Treaty Or-|“if used asa basis . . . will result Girls’ PARTY DRESSES WILSON “It's six days a week and confining as| The King expressed gratitude ae un badatend “rue inl 7-14 ‘$3.98 hell.” Perry put out one cigaret and lit another. He and,hisjbefore leaving for “the kindness/our American life. and culture.” | Wool Knit Headwarmer wife “and the two little ones” recently went to Chicago to be|S*0wn to me by President Eisen-| * * * a | with sonRonnie, 18, = freshman at Notre Dame who'd come|hower and the people of the United) The \manifesto, signed by. the $1.00. i ‘in from South. Bend to join mie white ministers only as individ-| be ah them. hows “8 eS | uals, called for prayer, an end to} | Ladies’ CAN-CAN SLIPS Rennie -brotht wleng-’ 4 In Tune With Season racial prejalice, abetiente to law; } en $2.98 + Classmate. STAMFORD, Conn, Patrol lpeotestieat ot free ~ i- — _. “I had more laughs with|man Edward J. Lenz, in tune with) maintenance of “communications | . ee a . those characters! They ate upjthe season, has started directing|between white and Negro leaders. | | SPECIALS FOR ay _ & storm. “I saw more of Chi-|‘affic with a white mitten that e Mh tae we eH : _eago with them than T did in| ins * message ee ee bee 1 |) THE INFANT | 5 ight. years working there.” ; | . wren Thee he gg & < : ‘ - - sa | a ie Many small-time promoters send unordered ~~ [| [$1.98 , [| __. merchandise through the:mails; usually.sccom- "" | T)y-ra. Walon Suester Set =| panied by a letter of solicitation for payment. tl gis Vs eee es Recipients of such unordered merchandise are’ | KNIT POLO SHIRTS | | 7 not obligated,to pay for it or to return it. They =) J_1 te 97E 4 tag me this time,” ¥ said, nery-| must, however, keep it in a safe place fora =| | SPECIALS FOR | reasonable period of time so that the sender | THE HOME <7 -' may call for itifhedesirestodoso. = | 1h wl ten 0 ot, RF ' Mafio Lanza still dieting, says jokingly, “I'd like to be} aliéd ‘the Frank Sinatra of the operatic world’”. Peter oe I ae a: re Pi ake Pe hae Pe A . It Seems to Me. . . Press Policies Are Outln Of late, several newspapers in this foothall season (more than 13,000) in ei section, including the Chicago Sun- their annual battle, ee Times and the Jackson Citizen Pa- — x «x * triot have issued forthright state- This strictly’ home battle is the ments on their current editorial poli- biggest game of the season for each cies. Like all other mandates and di- team. The entire community takes rectives, these must be modified with the annual Turkey Day football game changing times. to ite heawl.... 2... 3 Just recently the Press faced the © When Pontiac Northern be [J . , VN, | . a, on question of whether to print or omit comes a reality, The Pontiac Press | the name of a young woman who had Ppa en sae ye annual - ft “ oti been cruelly raped. One Detroit paper = Same here between our own two - police and . epertments Y. left it out and another used it but Dish schools, with “the tickets oe ye apialen ‘iiss Bahan queen merely said she was “the victim of a marked up in price and then the that I don’t know about. It’s people .., assure you NOW... brutal assault.” Obviously, the as-. Dwi of the proceeds. going to lke that who really show the right As we embrace each other in sault could have stopped short of charity. School officials have My love belongs to you, dear one ie explained that their athletic pro- - »» A& much as I can give... eek i ia tee one are routing in the 30 98 Aad oof Jo yous slo». As ; t ey a part of the money as i may ««« 200 are . a These perplexing questions con- should help this deficit. - paren temerpens— ey ret 0 ee ee kkk a aes WY a 2a en. ne Pontiac Press left out th Pertiaps % éompromise can” — (Copyrgint ‘ names of juvenile offenders, espe- na S ee ee aot 1967) 7 out. Perhaps it can’t. At any , cally i they were frat offenders Ts the ian ia worth consideration, killer who stabbed a man 6% < do deuth tor we reesnn ct ol. The ©REM Cmelusion... +... CITY TEACHERS ‘given raise former rule was broken on the Jottings from the well-thumbed — . . FIRST WOMAN bus driver takes i 4 *t ti t 1 ‘ " " i a en etic ia over in —5 observed it since. ~- of your peripatetic report- —_ Glory to God in the highest, and on 2arth peace, good will toward men. Youre ae As J. Edgar Hoover says, “Why ~ Oakland County has almost as. ee not call juvenile criminals just- — man tuderits in MSU Gensess ~ Tiava a? 7 a Sa abet ee ee that instead of saying ‘juvenile meg ie age: se caer ot All Fails | see | —_ Know anyone tat ts more wining © “Palls Nothing of Life Beyond Death Always allowing for a few ex¢®P than Hup Powsns?.......... East- . ! = oe tions, we are right now-observing @ ern scouts tell me women’s necklines 3Y D®- HOWARD V. HARPER to tamper with their religion. He leadership of Judas Maccabeus, code that can approximately be set are plunging and plunging and The Iith chapter of St. John's j* vim sania 008 Solelagh organized into an army which tion. When your shirtail is on down as follows: plunging. I’m having my bifocals ad- spel gives # full account of how the Jews conform to his hodge- forgecs pebulont seare ana te Sin yoe CERES eee dt Jesus raised Lazarus from the podge faith — or die. ter three turbulent yours end Sa around the corner. We propose to omit the ‘usted. The other night at dinner in 4.04 :esarus was the brother of RE eRe res ally recaptured Jerusalem and but this time it's in the scientific pao anmnite ot Gigt Veils Whee _ New York, At Gmrarp and I were spell- Mary and Martha, who, in the Pe ties Magy cae ne gters aa wea the defied realm. Now we're all screaming ony al —— F ever circumstances permit. bound by & neckline at the next table. Tea ua ‘a yg Re the te the hills and there, under the (Copyright 1957) coer tak “aoe ead pny cond Dade in an allorass ‘ ; Cemmwo aban thea vay comin nid dal teed Dae a Th are pm eat — | : ve ; a : 73 : name of a child whose par- eentanied y Sesus might take retuge trom the D- William Brady’s Mailbag: Of couse, oth of these attiondes i, itr wk (had cat ect oe 4 | ents have become involved in my i hg Pes ng rte Aa P : are in direct contrast to the theory Beart Bae TE | and ; aoneas mie Bact yt con te Sa eee arene L eDpers, Red Hot Sauce: weirs ies tne w= ot, te vcd cs inate ‘We will not leave out, the New Year's Eve have reachedaanew jo * * * H armful for Hiisband out well-rounded fodivigosis, rather ou tanh an ont, — ed SF jarentel Ah thoy «box cftice, High-+$12.00:-The specu fais intimate association that we ox ioe (MEAs at ane os meds % : a! it : commit “adult crimes” that lators begin there. You can get reser- have the shortest verse in the “Are hot peppers and red hot fissure, you suggested that pain WP UF minds? he dg atl Bath | fall under J. Edgar Hoover's < vation for that festive occasion at the Bible: “Jesus wept,” John, chap- ‘sauce harmful to stomach or gen- less surgery was the remedy. = Weary of it aul Let's wipe the slate clean and cet Weed 195 90 6 pales. Keak ae hee ead tae eae Te AATO SY noe Mack Need a ree Parente of juvenile offend- - _ OVetheard.in a crowded bus: “I'm so He knew about the hereafter, Li. (Mra. AS” bey abe ang at Sag mae meee ragoy Sp he BP onrete 4 ers will specifically be-iden-~ __ full of sulfa, if I sneezed in here it Tied Rint ~ and He wept. Anewer-No, Anenee—t mean winout mie to Be Surprised date-in the ot the world. —- tt -—{ified-try-neme-and-addrens. . Would. Cure five people,” ........-+ mat” ype menaeas Soe oreee "Bacoeed 3 trated water ocak or genera! Lenve it to Wayne Merve to get — | Law enforcing agencies be- Dr, Joun H. O’Donacuux of Okla- answer to man’s greatest ques- _ stamped, " self-ad- S weene treated ‘a aan? acne pte oa shoulda at or tenet jen ny clic ke villlard balls in lieve a part of the blame homa says boys, who play football fies: Kesarus, ene wows tte note among ve 2 self envelope to see him among those asking 4 pat. 2 definitely rests there. “with carefrée abandon” are never beyoad the grave. let Chronic Jeint . Sf PempAlet You Need Net Mave the President to resign. He seems ene Ri ma C yi ‘ . x to specialize in unpopula? pursuits. Otherwise the time we saw eh, ail dake ve as often or as seriously as the * * Dissbitity, Hoping ‘ge gh Paris will be the pext time e will never voluntarily PrP Cusine eke team eel that I, too, can * -* * Anti-Morse Densocrat ae! resurrect an unsayory past eae, SES Pe "withhald, such desperately desired reas ois odv ita wonge bong pertaining’ to Pertel —euery wilt bo agoayaned Whee nest a ormation. Hi and friends «el ; ee eae ae BN must have: begged {0 know what course as a gcecer iioaaereea fy bere eke eens hte save love tem digase by, unless it contributes to se my favorite people: VIRGINTA Geath is like. Perhaps the experi- S$ ® mountain godt.” (Mrs, HL. secretes exvstens i Suan Po Till not bp penile It the writer a0 Fe int yun oo 8 emer fae the circumstances at hand. © +‘ Braesrorp of Bloomficld Hills. She’s ence is beyond description i. SStere. pares oneny of & doctor. : , ie Sactemnnet _- Anewer—That’s what the lady - Sic a We"wil always try and 2, wisuunn Gp aman T'd diets for, Mecteast merges otamres SUE AM Ty Set Mirae 8 | | sons, ined sebiestan $0’ ARH Pe her i¢ die fail te do simple addition aftr Bowie Bewneh beck te Ses SS bai, Case Reto of w Pereodng st: oat ag on 4 Chinese abacus..........Some- (like Eugene O'Neill) ef rape Be | di oe Abili I WN ee ae ve vii Ged ied imaiinintaniiawicmt Sateen a: sens aeading Ability Is Vital to Child 3 ye a details unless the and most effective sleeping pill there en@ary conjectures, but nothing Ronee 3 in three weeks, We : ao ee | au ties a statement is. ....s+ee+. Department of Cheers is y were e er P ‘David has a better knowledge he . ‘answered ¢ a 2... « es ee > or unless that fact is ger- “one tradition is. that he went Whe We noticed whee you este of the Bitte then 40 Seas Bun-_ of tins questions which oa Ga” “tor beat - . and Jeers: The C’s—Mother Nature. with st. Peter to Syria. Another about castor oil, Used it and School teachers, yet he is 1 complimented him you did,’ If not beware! ‘ maine 10 the deat) A week from now the days start get-. is that he was placed by some ee ee as onay 10. Sa imitate is daddys ay aii er of tanne books, chuck Bs ope —_ : angry: ie, sedis : re ih) policy. An ‘means make = ; As the Jackson Citizen Patriot so ‘8 longer; the J’s—#Parmm Host, of [220 boet together with his two Answer — ‘Thask you. Warts sure your children are good ., “Dr. Crane, do you know how he Sent Seat, Ties yon Sateen tater aptly says: “Protecting the innocent Ann Arbor for asking draft exemp- pein ye om came ashore _ seme aad £8 a ee s ae pie . thes ate ng genial ed pw Beas ved eS sxe esa on the Cyprus, and Laz- reason, Many we re“ - ¢ NG : is as much the responsibility of a tion when he is not a member of any arus became Bishop of Cyprus and ported success from daily appli- tional machine. Poor readers welt, nome years ago you mén- You can make reading so nck newspaper as reporting the guilty.” °'sanized religious group. lived there peacefully for 30 years. tons of castor off, oe ne ee ne tioned that you had offered your : In the 11th century & change in “| want to thank you most sin. °2°7Y College work! So send for chudren $1 tor each book in the ——-_—;ypaifieations but we Test these prin- ——— the boat landed not on Cyprus but ment. It made my first public "SCs co seas w cwayg “And we decided to try that . ciples as enunciated here will meet © Tue job of the United Nations In- ene eet eee ae Oe ‘ ” Cate W-812: David Edmondson, Seu, ye’ pine cnet Seas: ; with rather universal approval. ternational Finance Corporation i$ Where Saint - Lazare prison now _ Atewer— Anyone | aged 10, belongacto a devoted Qua- alone, without the prodding of that See a eee __te-further-economie-development—by—stands os soll : Charity Game : encouraging the growth of private THEME OF LIGHT I note that Flint Central and Flint Snferprise. It can invest i light in emphesized at this time of "Northern high schools played to the™ record crowd of the Flint high school pep Ee pce a hana glen. ing the sateed. rotarn of TRE-PONTIAC FRESS SEN ee en ee : ovftrea | Poniias 12, Michigan €NCEd management. "Bioutire tee gM Tue weather knows no national. % the month of Kislev, the Jews ‘owmy B sm, Eat M. Trmown, boundaries, and the tremendous: ukkah, | is. "ice Prelaaae ane Circulation Manager growth of transportation, communi- | The ae : sao, cations and world trade has made i vad baie {geal Advertsing i pagan — == = United Nations World Meterological : ohn ao aan arama Organization works to facilitate ‘th peer ce ively to we Quick exchiinge of weather informa- -¥ "tion and to establish uniform meth- ods of reporting.. It also helps the Tie. ‘ameneian 4s ah gultural work, : oo i i fF i Z RE J é i : 4 a Ltt 9 g : sf ae | rei i fi = = Ss sm smc be att gs E ™ i “2 e ' iter "| HUMBLE SINCERITY .|.. ‘The humble way Ethel Waters gave her great gifts to help TP i ii R = ? ereene ee baege PEL A s#eeee : if ? E E iT 2 rif oF tp te i FE lL + 2ee8 in the Billy Graham Crusade, without publicity, is evidence +\of her sincereity. Many over-publicized figures are willing to capitalize on how they have been saved from alcoholism, narcotic addiction, or marital tragedy by religious faith, are unwilling to participate in any religious activities exce those--which bring them further publicity: The real test & whether one will humbly serve the common good. Inthe crisis of our time people of outstanding ability Lip gly my Lengeyepapepeas age gigs 6 soo ne z ask God how they may best serve unselfishly, t and critical problems of our time can be solved. Tf we will be big enough to merge ourselves into God's movement for a better world, it is not too late to save man- kind from the disasters that threaten. This will require all of us the willingness actually to put service above self. Are you ‘capable of this? “Am I?-. (Copyright 1957) Schoo! .... 10:00 am, ‘Worship Services MAL. and 7:00 P.M. Sunday School 10 A. M. F.M. ¥. 6:45. Film “The Spirit of Christmas’ Prayer Mecting Wed. 730P7.M } v 5 t rKeEt Pt ee Sermons at Presbyterian | ¥=*2Sercel! 0 eel “Peace and Goodwill” will beher home to the Prayer Group at|* Oe Seen 18Se & Be ee Te, morning and at noon’ | sr i E i 7? : | if it é i f : z= nit a ke q i E . : i uf fe H Curiosity Leads to Study of Bible, Central M ethodis l +. Evangelization _ || MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 AM. Newegua]/ = “SETZED BY WONDER” it a ¢ i 1 id f R e department| Viission W. : SSimade Honorary” -UNior, Senior City Citizen \Choits to Sing Sopp "CHURCH OF CHRIST _- Miss Louise Best, Methodist mis- sionary from Spartanburg, S. Cé).. * wag recently made an honorary Congregation ” Chant citizen of Santa Maria, Brazil, the} ‘Lord’s Prayer,’ Hymn a owl ee at St. Tay Liner * * * ea: FEE ———— bad oF z - Dt Milton H. Bank, Preaching “(BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A.M.) The first woman ever to be so|_ The Junior and Senior Choirs of | SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP ............ 10:20 terest never did go beyond mere! Pete ewe tasaes ATs A. curiosity, but Jose Salceda EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P. gripped by what he read. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH frou rn y. 9: am fF a bs Pee ee ee ‘ eeeceese +e eeee ee eal . MEETING seeee sae OM Gay, Pp ee 4 ee . int Baptist Church Invites You! . 11. A.M. Sunday Seliool. .10 A. M. - Youth Hour 6:30 P.M, Evexing Serxice 7:30 P.M. eieeees se ? ir —_—__ fae , ante, Oe & Cee 45 ALM, = so 2-. ®, / | CHRISTIAN | CHURCH eg G. W. GIBSON. Minister FE 4-0239 347 N. Saginew Bible School ...:... SMS A.M. 7 ——, OAM | outh as Adult Bs ay .:.» 6090P.M. Evening als ..., 700 P.M. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wednesday 7:30: P. M. i Anniversary Rite | in Jamestown 7 Features Ch urch ti ete ‘acey Christ Lutheran “GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS: Topsy-turvy dolls, billfolds, bags, - Waterford Township (of th observance of the 250th) hand: puppets and purses are being finished this’ week by mem- Burton Stevens of 835 Melrose St., and. Mrs. J...W Murphy of 66 Airport Rd, at Williams Late ma. |*MRiversary of Wesley's birth. bers of the Esther Circle of the Church in the Home. They will. ...Fairgrove Ave. The group which meets each wgek-in the tival vis ower He sa Sunday School $30 AM + | 4.5 sieve not the Holy Spirit of be included in Christmas baskets to be given by the circle. Shown. - Ak eines, satsictara to ineinpinda: the Gini Rel oanl en Church are presented with we Worshi seadhgeas arid & an - IGod whereby ye are staled unto wale nieve. tied Mrs. David Slafer of 1631 Sterling St., Mrs, on ETE: Naas Mevens Boney: Jp of the Bible’s role in early James-| Rev. ond Mrs. £. Crouch town 1348 Baldwin Ave. PE 5-8256 Bread Cast on Waters - ope Names Bishops Tegéhers, Pupils Returns After 90 Years — for2 U.S. Dioceses. ie 7 img erates Children’s Christmas 7 P.M. ‘Missionaty Samuel Schmitthen- pente® on the Godavari Irrigation], WASHINGTON INS) ~ Arch’ oti.” ines teen invited to} The Mest settlers in Virginia . ees REV. RICHARDS, PASTOR Saeates tou Oelind Lenlione toatl cs bishop Amleto Glovanni Cleognayh|iey the Christmas, scenes cod) a eee me Wership ” Mission in India relates a story; delegate to the US. decorations of the Lakeland United) _ “of how one Bible reached several] Sit Arthur Cotton, the engineer ; DONELSON. BAPTIST ‘CHURCH - figenerations, | anf belider, ek 's special Hiking s-s0e ff}. “One our Bible colporteur| ¢ him and often talked to him Sunday School,..... 10 a. m. Morning Worship..... ila. m, showed me a very old Telugu Bible and other interested workmen Junior and Beginners’ Cherck : he. said. had in bis about Christ. [family for several generations. His| ‘When the project ‘aig Valence, CLARKSTON MET HODIST CHURCH Buffalo at Church Street — Clarkston, Michigan Church School — 10 and 11:15. A. M. Family Worship 9 and 11:15 A.M. Sermon: “THE WISE MEN” ¥ ; -- : ss 3 %; 7 , | =" : re 1 We ) “ee New ea te. caenter hept is Bee pit was peed on to his son A - CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL ponent ae SUNDAY SCHOOL Broadcast Over WPON—16:15-10:45 “The Tabernacle —A Type of Christ’ one ercenl t WAM. Dr. Malone Specking at All atic Emmanuel Choir i's 7:30 P.M. Quortet and Special Music 7 - -11:00A.M-Moming Prayer and : The aoe & Recor eS ceORCe’S “He oie, at Miter. ste. come anvadetanaae: ee #00 pens. ews a Soe a. is A. acre | 110k Me-Moly Comminten. and Two Worship Services—0:00 A. M. and 11:00 A. M.\ Aapaba) “TO WHOM: CAN WE Gor SAM. ‘Chreh School Classes tor AI ass 5:00 P.M. Recreation in Fellowship Hall | a 7:00 P.M. soe eceheg ne 88 ; 1:00PM, Boren idweek Prayer Service : s Rea < ; i ; ; ‘ : 7 i - , ta ig 4 a 7 : : ae 4 : : . : EPO 5 : : , j : | Sees 2 i A a g 829 = , ag M s| id +ey oF : € fee ee 2 i 2 H > oh 3 # : 4 PEs = 2 a i . is i a : s = ; c . ts oe & cae? . ’ aap i 3 ‘ . x E . 2 ee | i = : so ey = 7 - : : = . = sage 7 _— : : | — eo ee yee ore = “a é ee os 2A Soe 91s tages > ee at ere ae ae z j me = aged _ 6: . _ . ¥ . . 7 . . as : : 3 ” ‘ " * # * 3 a Sap eee eagiabe é x ees ‘ a Sg Ee A 3 : i ees 5 eee sap : ac 8 Z A bi ; ae oe | iy BS 5 ee Gags in Ske 5 ye ee bse ee gis - ah OS ee eee SE eee 6 Sere ere ieee Te , LtMy 6 aie \ : 4 it a7 A Ale ‘ = i a: ' } : : i ie i i Nar ena : fs rte eee oes a : Wea 7% 2 poh ee ; : 3 \ ‘ A \ Fa > ; f : ‘ poy ‘ . i 2 ho i ‘ * se E i a 7? is = ¢ ‘ : e e “es / : vt vow § Pee | me = : Fe ar i ‘ 7 + ' es pa foxy ta ey he : i ‘ * S' ri iy ‘ | ' ] i t ‘i f _ i ‘ ‘ F po a® " Ae ‘ : i se : ‘o fs ' | = a . i ne ‘ a ae . pe Ty ; b i 3 ; ‘ ie + 4 ‘ i = : . * : +N . i a E , ~ é . VO, ‘ 2 ef ‘ | i i oe, { \ a \ — 3 ; a ‘ ‘ ! i . : x if “Sf * eA : — = \ f = ’ 4 ‘ : ' “ \ sas ¥ ‘ Ms # “i 4 ¥ af ¥ 4 ! 5 7% i : es ; ‘ Pe P F \ a 4 i t é i ‘ \ ’ , Z 4 \ 5 fi : i 4 ‘i . & ‘ 4 ? i bs ‘ ‘ : 3 \ i % b | : ‘ a ‘ a 4 | uch ' A ; ' ; . i Z \ A ; Lei s e eee ‘ \ ra ele) : i j AS a : i 1 v a } 4 a 4 ? % + + : + : : . oie i i Se, 8s eee z 5 i a re ¥ * RES ee EE SEA OOS EES ae a Oe A a eee i ae a See ae a oe a ee a i he ae? ee ce 5 ee ees RADIO REVIVAL W. P. O.N. raghe 845A.M.EACH WEEKDAY . . ~ Ber, Bertram 1. White, Vicar | seeveee ‘Evening See eteeehes 7:30 P.M. success- freedom found in tt in the Apoc- dewish faith with praise tes ego Bad el igious 2 eee lighted, | ‘till the) or “KR young ‘people's Se esion ts SFT- TRINITY ‘ for Saturday. Meetings Auburn st Jessie é (East Side) Reiph C. Clous, Pastor a@ pre Sunday Scheel ... 945A. MY morning First Service ..... 830A.M. 7° The wage g Second Service ...)100 A.M. emo 10 v0 on ea I aia ie 3 Bleck N. of Walten Siva, =f _ = aueeremice : | At the 9 a.m. service tomorrow S le niet, © : i} Sunday School .....1000 A.M. land the Ti edock wa hour - WISE MEN FROM THE EAST — And when they were come = o Photo ST.PAUL You Somieg bade Dec. 22, the ay Chil into the house they saw the young child with Mary his mother, Thomas of 4152 Woodstock Ré., Joseph; Jeftrey Bisany of 524 Val Boab 3 wil be beld af sale at Third | Service . 745 P.M. | dren's Choirs will repeat the “nd fell down and worshipped Him. Portraying Biblical characters —encia St., Randy Lingenfolter of 218 Ferndale St. and John Hum- jwith students of ide ‘ a ny age Gta Bae paced wg gre bre Ba “ will be § mel of 29 Osage Circle, the three Wise Men. The program will be (School George Mahbder, Paster _ : t . to ' : . m. § Luther oe ico... = ; i ae 3 a to right) Joan Drake of 2342 Cheltingham Rd, Mary; Bobby presented st.3.p..m. Sunday in Grace Latheraa Ovirct OM TION B’NAT ISRAEL Morning Secvien..-145 AM. oo Four Suer® I fute and David Trapp, the cor- > + |The Sabbath Chanukah service| “077 Shoo! will be held at 9:15 p.m. Friday|@ ‘ & ‘in Congregation B'nai Israel with meal tote moves. | BLOOMFIELD the annual Chanukah Brunch will TOWNSHIP be served by the Sisterhood with Square Lake & Telegraph Mrs, Abe Avadenka, chairman. Wm. C. Grate, Pastor Skits, songs, plays and the light-|@ Church Service ......10 AM ing of candles by children of the|@ Sunday School ...,.1]1 AM Sunday School will be a part of § - ; the morning program. . ~*~ * * The chilgren will bring gitts or ST, MARK the exchange of gifts in the form 1979 Commerce Road = agab keg. « =W BUILDING 4 ——~ iw. Township) 4 He that is faithful in that witich : ; is least, is faithful also in that|p "© Grete Pastor 7 which is greater; and he that is Sunday Schoo! ..... 10 AM. unjust in that which is little, is|@ Church Service....11:15 AM. F Le unjust also in that which is greater. * 7:45 P.M. . ' : FIRST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ; : Tuesday 7:45 HURON AT WAYNE — 5 | Rev. Owen Murphy of Paster... REV. WILLIAM H. MARBACH, D.D. Lendon, England in a Associate Pastor REV. GALEN E. HERSHEY, B.D. ee WORSHIP SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00 ‘ GHURCH SCHOOL ..... . 9:30-11:00 Thursday 7:45 P.M. Christmas Film - All Are Welcome FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Ave. New Location —~ 576 Orchard Lake CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN » year on these themes, the current take the trouble to examine ‘their’ behind, At 5 a.m., Christians of ished praying they got up and did; vor cade Wudie, Beale | AND By Caden 90 PASS — “tai that ; went out Pesatiac Press Phete i Smargeshoord Se ete ener rere et ee eee Sat., Dec. 14 at 5:00 p.m. 210 N. Perry at Milbourne a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed. — Carla, Glunda and Judy. The girls and their parents attend Sunday | Children’s Christmas Party............- Des, 15, 10:30 2. m. And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.” Glenn Stew- School and church at Beulah Holiness Church, at 390 Osmun St. Sunday, 7:30 p. m., speaker—Tesse Echert art of 655 Second St. is reading the story of the first Christmas A pageant will be presented in the church on Sunday evening Siiver Tea... +. +> «Wednesday, Des. 18 at 8 p, m. = found in St. Luke to his four daughters, (left.to right) Sandra, Dec. 22. ao METHODIST CHURCH Christiane: Bie Ri siecle cigs | trates ho mad actenty | WESLEYAN METHODIST — 43 HIGHLAND ; i congregation will join in TIS 1ans e eason He sald all the trappings of | nothing. 67 NORTH LYNN STREET . : Church Schesl -.. 9:00AM. Hsifsing “Joy to the World.” A ‘eek | , ; eet be |, One by one, members of the 19.09 SUNDAY SCHOOL _—W. YB. &. 6:45 P, M. Morning Worthip . .11: |shmily fellowship will follow in the (Jo Lacks Ch » without love. congregation left their places and ) oe ee ! ae > Poon Seer (church hall and the Aldersgate) “ ql mas CKS | rist “But the great majority of went to the table placed near the 1100 worst EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P. M. _— ¥ | Fellowship will meet at the home Christians today display little love. Pulpit. Rev, H. L. Johnson. Pastor ST. JOHN'S 7 Se eccant "| “Christians are the reason why! Raven’t given a nickel all year /They give at Christmas, but little! Mothers with their babies = ne =e Christ hasn’t been put back into| to the church get their Godly |of the giving is sacrificial and with}? — ; occ L CHURCH = Christians ure the| Sealing by dropping & dollar Into |zemuine compassion. —_(peces-oteuterclthing-end placed [~~ PERG GENERA BAPTIST va are : gem pa them on the table. M G CHURCH ee Sng Tory tel wey ont pranedenae spirit of Christmas isn’t] te cup. WHEN KOREANS PRAY shoes and socks gave the socks. 249 Baldwin—TE 46-7173 f $ ) all year.” “ = i 3 af Suz School eee eee eo eee Poe eee eee eet eee eae | 9.45 A. Sunday Scheel sre: Gel A. Mi /down and shaken toge and yun-| < ee samt tee aad” eee aaek “It wasn't the Christmas season serene cawrepped tram cold piecing Worship». spite yaipauaReN =F wocsiag 5 le = EE te ning over shall they give into ‘ cf we atl elen Os (When refugee Koreans were tramp- s given. | Sunday Evening me sana eeneneechedases tines 7:00 P.M. : 5 eee I Pe Pe calling Attention to the mil- ~~. = ang lew carcis (6 through’ the snow at Seoul,| “These people had spent much] Wednesday Prayer Service ..........-.... eae . 1:30 P.M, lions of hopeful sents welttan, eneh | mut few(with Communists following closely|time in prayer. But when they fin-]| LOWELL BAGGETT, Meste Directer Sout tear ae {4 NORTH ROSELAWN a magia - int TODAY |own lives. in the light of whatiie “inthe shell ‘ol balttialione of Chiat gy egagn B | , ' 4 *7¢ te Not Christmas ff Christ is Left Out” - =e : : ~ |Christ would have them to be. i ae roof. S blew | “i . wel : et ‘ : | day Scheot 16 A.M. Morning Message by the Paster, 1! A.M: [2:| “The blame cannot be placed : | without sides or a . Snow blew | bearts. ’ ; : Special Music bs Choir. wet. cnet _ i 7:30 P.M. : on non - Christians, They have CHIEF PROBLEM dh upon them as they huddled to- : 7 FIRST METHODIST 4 | " never known the love of God | — * Church ob oobehdba noryy Mos hac Ft Bae eee a ayoees Ask Clergy 4 : q.. .3 ad ‘ z a gta F z . : inside Se wn nen ne pee ee ee cae Seon ES ST EN ne ate, Ee eee pg aR the mumber one problema of Chris wraps for warmth, Few had coats. (Help With Ku Klux Klan |p . Seuth Saginaw at Judson + Pash, Mart, Pastor J a nag |tianity is people who proiess to| “The pastor, at the conclusion > oO io a 4 FAITH BAP’ HURCH dala in thelr lives.|to take an offering: To a listening| tee, Junior Chamber. hem “WONDERFUL JESUS” #.24 GAT Building — 5400 Wiliams Lake RG ~~ _ | American, this sound leg ee Rees! See . ree oe ae ee Sealant eee: colnet aa These people did't have any mon neu Waters, t, ministers preecilp 14:15-4.M. Church School @ Po SO | Lnor Aaagae ee Eceveniy home, to tbe poverty ct{be prayer meeting without real |eermane on the theme of gover/p _ Classes and Departments for All Ages: > t _ *e*een* . ee i The stables of the Middl fast. They didn't know where or { : , » M. YP. .. ee **weer eee e eee ee et . 6: * Ls ier ing Worshiy “ab Kapton, Pastor | Christmas| vided. o ‘ ee buzzing) wasn't taking an offering of : money. He asked for an offering of clothing — to be shared with ee eee “THE FINALITY OF JESUS CHRIST _. 7:00° P. M.—EVENING SERVICES — ase ee ee le eigen 7 ayer ng . _ "THE MARK OF A GREAT MAN" | ‘Pastor: Rev, M. F. Boyd, Jr. A ., Dt HH. Savage, speaking at both services | ee itt Southern Baptist .Conyention a \ 2 é : 4 ~ . 3 4 i \ j / ‘a Bi j : 2 j \ } \ / | ' 1 —_ ~The Michigan Children’s Aid Society held its an- nual Christmas party for staff members_Fridgy. at et Hotel Waldron. Posing beside the Christmas tree are A. ¥ : } . “Three members of the office staff honored et the Yuletide party were (left to right) Mrs. Merton Brum- _ Dear Abby: * (left to. ray Dr. pi Be yess Oriel gr ene — executive secretary, Jeanne Walter and Pat Bailey, all pe fe saat Ps Chup: F las , | Christmas — : Nowe ' Peesldent of Colaiat Unit Ms R. W. Sieere (left), Ppresi- Pierson, one of the agency’ $ ee en ones “mitt of Ceara pay, Linda Ticoarich of Geneva avenue and Mrs. P. J. LaMonde of Milford, Mother Must Be Told Facts of life: , ‘On a Honeymoon-—Three’s a Crowd! 3 “DEAR ABBY: What would = _ you do if your future husband f teld you that his ‘mother asked to go along on motor to Flor- ida, so his + mother invit- go with us, “7 am so mad 1 could gcream. I don't especi care every conversation. Is there any way of getting her to stay home without causing a family - a relative, or _—-elose friend, should igform his - mother that three“is a crowd ‘moon, If she isn't informed by December . . . appeal to your clergyman. * * * “DEAR ABBY: I let a friend ; of mine borrow my maternity - dlothes. Her is five months old. and this friend is still wearing my maternity clothe 8. “] was glad to let her use them for the time she was pregnant, but didn’t mean for her to wear them afterwards. . She is ruining them and I had §mtendéd to use them again | ed herself to- for her company as she is the on ~ fight? READY TO SCREAM.” DEAR READY: If your fu-- - ture. husband hasn't the. _ especially on a& horey-~ through with it.” Sometimes I like to read the paper in bed so of course I am not “through with it’ but I hate to refuse her. Also sometimes the paper is not all together and I have to start hunting up certain sec- tions because she will com- plain if there is a part mis- sing. “She is a nice person out- side of this, I don’t dare com- plain to my husband (her brother) because I think it is too petty to--mention. Thank you, Abby, I feel better now. Any suggestions? IRRI™ATE, D” ‘DEAR IRRITATED: Pll solve TWO problems —in , one for you. For Christmas (or her birthday) give your sister-in-: : law. a subscription to this pa- per. It's something BOTH of — you will enjoy. x * * “DEAR ABBY‘ I had reason to believe that my husband and a young woman where he works were more than just friends, 1 went to her hus- band -and parents {they live with her parents) and I learned that my suspicions were un- founded: and I had made a mistake, I apologized to the MR. AND MRS. CHRIS RAMIC Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ramig of Bigham street will célebrate their. golden ‘wedding anniversary Sunday. Born and-married in Grim, Russia, the two came to the dren are Mrs. George Helzer, Mrs. Mary Callender, a Robert Hessler, Mrs. Elise Perry, and ‘Mrs. Rob- G. Hays, and Jacob Ramig, all of Pontiac, Mrs. ] enki Kamrod of Unionville, and Mrs. Lydia — notes essler of Huron Gardens. The Ramigs also claim sagas and d 7 sicheumnsemiaries vena girl’ but she refused to accept my apologies. . “She has seniority rights at the plant, and has said that my husband should get a job elsewhere, I went f the boss — and, told him the whole story. He said he thought the girl was right. What is your opin- ion and what do you think I should do now? SORRY WIFE” DEAR SORRY:.1 think you have done too much already. Your husband should get an- other. job, and I think YOU should leave sleuthing to Sher- a: * * CONFIDENTIAL TO JAKE AT THE U.> Your chaperone sounds like a gal who never pee dtavall sacrtiay Sapien toy * If-you have a problem,-write to Abigail Van Buren in care cf this paper. ~~ ee to answer your letter. For personal reply, pletse enclose . self-addressed en- velope, Dirty Checkbook? ° ‘If you are meticulous about your finances, why let a,soiled checkbook cover care- plastic or plastic-coated, a stenge wrung, trom dick ‘, a sponge wrung from soap or detergent suds, Stimmee Silhotette ae United States in 1912. Among their eight living chil-. -Yule Party The board of the Michigan Children’s Aid Society honored its staff at the annual Christ- mas party Friday at Hotel Yule Party Held Standish Group of First Con- gregational Church met with Mrs. John Morrison Friday po hiss cas pl gi foc lhe sert meeting home of Mrs. August Shier on East’ Huron street. Luncheon Planned program for a Juncheon meet- ing Wednesday for members of WCTU, to be held in the home _ot Mrs, Neil Cotcher on North and canned goods far a needy family. Christ Chureh Cranbrook is ‘the setting ‘for the 3:30 p.m.” Mrs. Harold Douglas Mac- wef I A com pe 8 _ place by new board member Wo J. - Fitegerald Il, also a new board mem- Spicer of Farmington. Assisting Mrs, bis Ente rtains Jean MacGregor Weds . atAnnual Richard Merritt-Weir hats were Christmas - green ~~ tulle cirelets. “They carried wreaths of holly. * * * Charlies Robert Weir served as his brother's best man, and mother chose a si'ver-gray gown with. jeweled hat. and pink cymbidium orchids, * * * For leaving on a Bermuda trip, the new Mrs, Weir chose a suit of dark brown silk broadcloth with deep mink col- lar and white orchids. The —_ will live in} Bir- This two - piece lined ~ suit of imported flannel ' features the new dropped — “shoulder without - distort- —ing-the soft; -molded look. “June Group Installs New Leaders members of the June eae of \ the First Presbyterian Church © _ met at the Bloomfield Hills home of Mrs. Charles Gallo- way Friday for their Christ- mas party. Sd * * Mrs. H. H. Pattison was the installing officer. Her message was entitled “Duties for Yes- Dyncan McVean, dent, and Mrs. Robert Heitsch who presented a reading of the Christmas story. : In charge of the Christmas gifts was Mrs. Ericson Lewis. Mrs. O. W. Roeser presented Mrs. Drury, retiring president, with a gift. * * * : Assisting the hostess with the luncheen were Mrs. M. A. Mrs, M. L. Lamb. Pioneer Tannery One of the earliest tanneries in the United States was the McNeely Division of Allied Kid Company. Fotinded in 1909 - in Philadelphia, it is headed of the McNeely family. Reply in Any Case If you receive an invitation to a cocktail party and the let- — _ters R.s.v.p, are included, be sure to let your hostess know whether or not you can :ccept the irivitation. Some people seem to think that they need to let the hostess know only if they cannot_accept. FF Fetter for a or } treme les) is pst greeting members the First Presbyterian Church who. party and ens We 0. rr. Roeser a Monroe street and Mr Labeenthioged of ai avenue ef lded fey are ig ce Es : + ; 2S Pe | = 20 5 2 : il El el ew. Salges iw, \ 4h 2a] is b>. Selet SHE: EAS 2) 8 ee ES L2o Niigs: 33: & fel ee S A. = w a se hae i, g - po Pe ea ag ita ae 5 4 celta? 22idis HE) om 2 : sl ih: ath >is ae itt ; 2 a igifts Bass smilies a lie ub ill 4 - | Pine trataamecns atlin dsl Gileeae eet 7/8. - ay Hy o r : rT 4) RAP Dy Hey pe ct a; de ee ee : Lb ig a 3 fi tall Me eeitiee tlie ifs 3 Prey ae RSS Mii ee a ia f - é $42. 2 i aag-$32" 33 = =: ial eal Hittin atiaebiaitan aah i . if =) => feature of the fender “to be taken out when : apes Ll i}. a in ete ie Beauty ... with a 32” wide by $0” high, .......... 44” wide by $2” high..-......., | P i : ne Ta re : fs aes ite penal fal A } HH | Po fae nl rrere oe Jee Ei ek itl a cl oe ee iy peared] fi a rH i Hah | | see | f | % a) RE Ste, liighi {asl Hi ibd i) BES | slit ' ummm DST a ‘instil didi SO AEH peat 7 i = ea) a 2 - : agyii an: cy wn ese hee Ps 3 2 ay . . Os &e as fi ie ath ih ; 1 a > 2 28* i belie uF LE - BEE r Pr oe f 3 ia a3 3 24t HEF 4 i § m°) Fre MS x 5 3 uy aiize i gees , | 1 ? FSS fe hy a TRIS Bo 262 sag dibesets epeget|! afuit Ss & (es F fab BHT Om fy) eal ae Ug Lae | «Ge FE Tre | rae alii i ZZ6 Rice slate adpgalat ALE li j Hitt Re 2S [Be 2b sie engin gin te i 9 ee 10 p2 gt. so oT if une Ht at atau a I] <= —, GI 4 Dp .s aSSq, SBS gs , : ee : 2 rae 3 pee Eis a HE aera i j == | i 85 aie a gz]; tidied fy psstaiit bl Ha ; “" ea <3 > = Har Dedicates 23-Mile Stretch Ribbons Cut at 4 Points| on Superhighway From Brighton to Farmington The 23-mile Brighton-Farmington;. expressway was formally opened rday. to traffic yeste * * * Lt. Gov. Philip Hart and State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie led a 5O-car motorcade, , with ribbon-cutting ceremonies at) "four points. The opening of the super high the completion of “This link is expected to reduce the death and accident toll on this) @nd_ the entire display is illuminated every night. alty until Jan. 20 at the- West : portion of U. S. 16 by more than Bloomfield offices, 4460 Orchard| , yen, bromaent, Ot the National half,” Mackie said. 7 ol Lake Rd. e ation (NAMA) says “vending is * * * : : Announce Betrotha to retailing what automation is me ut giao moe IUD Girl, 10 os a ton | ae began in at 9 a.m. Taking} v r y | METAMORA—The ‘engagement|!® 8 p.m. on Monday, and trom Jae is i part with Hart and Mackie were; | of Nancy Schwaderer and Richard 2 om Thurs + pm Deeley whe js also of the V South Lyon Mayor Elbert Wein- deities” wha’ Silas through Thursday, president ‘endo burger, Howell Mayor Clifton Hel- rove a annowoced. we pene Kansas, ler, State Sen. Harvey Lodge of 4 ' The bride-elect is on the staff of All township offices are closed : ve a novelty Oakland County and Mayor Pro| | net er ama erga Sa Wa aspen “|, a a i Marshall Cooper of Brighton. r Sehoo : boowew azel Park Child and deBeaubien is owner and man-| There is only one active volcario| There are today neatly three MAJORETTES PERFORM Bare-legged Walled Lake major- ettes added to the festive spirit of the event as they twirled their batons amid snow and cold. And YULETIDE SCENE — Christmas scene for the past six residents and those who pass through town during the holidays is this Nativity -scene in front of Sammmond Pleasant Lodge. Located on Van Dyke at the north end of the village, the lodge, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sammmond, has been the setting for this traditional years. The figures are life size, tion’ of Tesi de he oud) thin win. : by West Bloomfield The total tax roll for this year is $1,271,082.95, as compared to $995,097.36 for 1956. An inerease of $275,985.59, this was -brought about largely through the construc- new buildings in the town- ship and the reassessment of pro- in accordance. with the |“ State Tax Manual, she said.’ other Hospitalized in von After Crash AVON TOWNSHIP — The con- ager of the Metamora Lumber Co. The wedding date has been set for Jan. 11, sen Peak’ in Lassen Volcanic Na- itional Park, California, — dope HAS wldn ce AMT . Following Accident , ‘he caravan was on its way. Hart and Mackie spoke briefly at other stops in Wixom, Novi and. Farmington. At Wixom road, near the new Lincoln-Mercury plant, Wixom Village President Joseph T. Stad- nik cut the ribbon. _ And at Farmington, it was Ma- yor Pro Tem V. O. Bates and Delos Hamlin, chairman of the Oakland County Board of Super- visors, who did the snipping. The entire 165-mile route will be completed or under contract in the next five years, Mackie said. It is expected to .cost 178 million dollars. Driver in Hospital _ A two-car collision yesterday sent one motorist to the hospital with a serious back injury. : Elmer L. Fuller, 32, of 533 Ne- vada, is in fair condition at Pon- tiac General Hospital following an accident on Franklin road at Ne-| vada, Fuller's car was struck in the rear by done driven by John H. Hanifin, 32, of Walled Lake, and! wy jin A dition| of 10-year-old Karen Grand- champ, 8, Somoma, Hazel Park, who was injured critically Thurs- in.atwo-car_collision Township, near Rochester, wag described as improved today by the aren Center Hospital, ~ \ ee eo She was riding in a car driven by her mother, Joyce who is in the same Hospital with a fractured leg, bruises and cuts about the ce, The Grtvde ef the ether Gen; Ceriterline State Police said Uhan's auto crossed into Mrs. Grandchamp’s lane and collided with her car. Hadley Fetes Firemen for Labor on Hall METAMORA — Firemen - here careened into a telephone pole. Clifford Mail Carrier Retires After 37 Years — CLIFFORD—Ray Gomer has re tired after 37 years as rural mail carrier, At a dinner in his honor, patrons presented him with a wrist watch. Postmaster Helen Gleason present- ed him with a certificate convey- ing the esteem of co-workers from Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield. Lee Brown provided entertain- ‘land firemen donated all labor. were honored at a party by. resi DO-IT-YOURSELF — This idea: is taking over in children's toys. nee ee up can build from kits. - dents of Hadley community for their work and the new addition to the hall which they built. The, The town board purchased 6 new pairs of hip boots, 6 coats, 6 hel- mets and a coffee maker for the fire hall. Mrs. Jane Hines received a check for $25 from the firemen, fifteen of whom were Present: at the gathering. Mrs. Luther of Genesee County Civil Service spoke. William Serv- ice, his father, Edward, and Betty'minded vandals Hutchison furnished music. Vanda Raid Yule Tree For the first time in 10 years, the Waterford Township Commun- ment with movies of local interest. * “lof Austin Lodge 48, F&AM this After the big tree last’ year. Some even employes and bo take over the project aid get the tree lighted soon, with dssurance age. evening at 8 o'clock in the Mason- in continental United States—Las- million machines aeassaren Mrs. May will open her of police a against dam-/** ~ Py ith Cou aa Fon 3 Break November Mork SERVE HOUSEWIFE Industry putharities claim the ee OLD-FASmIONED GREETINGS — Looking over her collection of more than 400 Christmas were printed more than 100 years ago. cards fs Mrs. Harold McVittie of Highland. Some a fluoroscopic device that will ex- counterfeit, or accept it and give correct change. Imlay City F&£AM, Lodge 341, Elects Official Slate John Weber, Ri homes Tuesday at 12: 2” m. for the annual Christmas party of t. Elizabeth Guild of Our Lady o: page al piney « Christmas presents will * a with an an election of ‘oitlcers ai] : * =< 1.1 powide per perwun in the United States .pér day. Milk production amine a dollar bill, reject it if it is’ - credit. Each time the boys were Inlay “a ea 188 RAM. mf have a. dinner (= — Monday, at the Masonic 3 DavisBare: F&AM Fee fto Install New | pay By REBA HEINTZELMAN — in a Serbian country at Christmas|" HIGHLAND—Because she “can’t _. Railroad coal cars have a capac | Ty ene Sonn 5% BS tees, : ners, . in’ factories, schools “and _* * * ~* * ht ok apartment houses. : ote | oe aden, aeeeet Festrinie on Just Can’t Throw Them Away — ee. peng egg eos agg eg Annual Yule Program ae Highland Woman Has toch Sheed siceara. irm is i w : Schog Peron nang = 400 Old YuleCards . =se==s2== program at 5 p.m. Sunday. Called ‘Christmas Then — Christmas Stretch Your Christmes WASHERS, DRYERS ond TV Now! First Payment in March! No Down Payment if Trade ~ Just Eest of Tel-Huron Shopping Center 825 Ww. Huron St.- Just Gone Back to Work? Money, Get Your General Electric REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, HAMPTON ELECTRIC ores. SS Rey Set 98 4.2536 a x = oe ity Christmas tree stands dark and grand » | ty Christer * barren in front of the Draytonietfort to reach the lights at the/Rey, John Balfour, Imlay City,|/ UTP them over, one ‘finds a nts sical eae aan Plains school, top of the 15-foot tree. : ,|“Heppy. New “Year” message em-ig- SES EBB & chaplain, and E. C, Muzzy, Imlay Sees eeesaun a boésed with Thin sa! Sestiee- Gecttoctived. ela Mics wice City, secretary, much glitter, so ypi-/ EERE Ee eee eee eee ee ee pulled sors of the project, decided on cal of the long-ago days. smashed every light that was on| send their money to the Veterans Roses of every color, size and =" - « year = os e |. Every year the Mother’s group dita ists # ) ton Bi “any . have officially: lighted the tree. on] orm, "niathgens mse te ume message that rings like « bell, | | Tweed Cotten ag Tweed . |e ee Hem Day, Dee. x Andina tna iF Shcttn boxes will — o'er sweet triendship—casts | Mi | CARPET $1895 | CARPET |! : ‘a spell. i § Reg. $4.95 Yd. Cleseout eget Bie eR tae * Bho eitcmie wean to deal peg = “Save ae Yd. Carpet a nr Ya j ; Planted close to the Community ee Se ert ae owarmth ar m Z ; Veterans Memiciel by Mrs, Ha-heme. of Mr. Jack Coevering, ng. Wentng:|CePity of @ person’ ion’s fi rather a, Be. Ya. ra 9% Squares 4 ‘% . zen Smart in. 1966, in memory of|pisouing’ to buisea” should mouty ane oie te of verse. One of] Mam _79¢ elias = a j hostess." t examples of this is: “*I) % od oa eg ‘iakear mal wish you & very Happy Ch stmas “aR =" ants Tae Women's, Association of Orehard|—not because it is the custom, but | Mas Th Floo Sh ay aX S Waneciord 3 Township Hhutaday ms ighowship "oom. of because my heart prompts it.” = e F op “= — until this year. by the Aster Circle at noon, after which = . 99-101 $. Saginaw Open Mon. and Fri. “a Ld a” « *« * _ \& Ghristmas act wilt beensciea” "| The five sons of Mr. and Mrs./Tygt Park ta Ovr nts Piaget =. Ae : : : Draven a * «& & Vittie have more than 33 Sian a +, However, pen 4150 Dow Ridge,/Of army or navy service to their sa oes & i . z -. a” -" ‘. = a". Rees & | geusuaneneaaneeneoenanesetncnaensnenSeNSHSEHSHSE ; cl vV7." oO @ abd | * | } Winter Bidébs Now: in Effect! — ze ds xrchs « * aTTi¢s @ REC. ROOMS @ BATHROOMS. PIE VIOLATIONS CORRECTED et eh cast ti De ES: a <3 Aw ee uit " jee + ous Se ee igs Big, BOE FS ON ee ge 2 ee a ee ee Oe eee Se ee pees hs a) See ee a SSeS - | Co YOUR ORDER KOW!| Dm Bh: eee ee eB] Hempes envelope with check ane ne nn a ate rs Oe 08 eave GEE MORE OUT OF LipE GO OUT TO THE Movies! | REET SLT Te ne nk anata : Cae : TOMORROW... — ribed Beck great man who : the in ft He g = ii wm Bede. we Tel Gaekek el & Sey gic IN LIFE THE SUBURBS presents probleins to Tony Randall | | and Sheree North, co-starring in “No Down Payment” showing | Saturday at the Oakland. Twentieth Century-Fox’s realistic drama | portrays the hopes and frustrations of modern day life, Fox & Hounds Inn Woodward Avenue in Bloomfield Hills \ \ LUNCHEON and DINNEKS Salty taentey tere Binet 5:30 11 PM i! a epee rat ee Ho H - SUNDAY DINNERS: from 1:30 PM, to 9 P.M.” | “ iA [Hollywood Headlin JUNCHEONS: Served Dally 12 Noon to 2:30" i] § DRIVE! =) Alfred Hitchcock Plods - steal wah : to mw =e | Busily From Set to Set ALSO: wore: & the ents ny te ich Daz time, te tedinnce becomes (oe MArket 4-2151 | By BOB THOMAS | Hitchcock directs two or three of SHOWN UNCUT! WALLED LAKE | 12 . A |} HOLLYWOOD @#—Alfred Hitch-|“"* hour shows and six or eight ITS HORROR , the pudgy pixy who has' the half-hours. Ig it fun after that crime does pay, has|Peoductions? the extent of having two} “Ne.” he replied flatly, “Tis as well as his chiller-| too much werk. I just get to sit movies. Gown and the acteueahayys ype pepe d vpn coll Bess | ready to shoot the : are common, his sponsor, “We shoot an hour show in five STABTS SUNDAY—Sunday Matinee 1 45 DON'T FAIL TO SEE ELVIS’ BIG HIT OF THE SEASON! \ FE ' A N Ww ; a . : ; Me . TM TALENT! ie ~ . 7. picked up the “Alfred Hiteh-idays, That doesn't give you much'| Starring RICHARD DENNING © MARA CORDAY oy M.G-hd presents : ay ' ae ’,s . . , . a Presen ts” show through this time to rest.” | - Simms the Hitcheock is surprised that so x s br NEC are fans of his: serge TOMITE—Last Complete Show Starts at 10 P. M. y on TV, “Or detectives,” Hitchcock add- Ewis nies = <= ae Be i? = ee : fe rere Fe intone 185i)- Banttar Theaters ap Fy, sm ag . lames COON mel || Aaa Pel FIRST SHOWING! rl Sapudt: to Sepa: “ohenr”n mURON In the City of Pontiac! i o ie, - inNnTHE JAMES po himself acted ih four of the intro-| Sat; ‘Kettles on Old MacDon- “ +f Byob mney } a+ ER ductions to his Sunday night series./ald's Farm,” Marjorie Main; | “and tn one of them I had to | | Ti2¢ of Gold,” Richard Widmark. BATTLING JUNGLE BEASTS! DEAN STORY ) SBR ae | act in a seene with 9 live lion,” | s | OPP ERENT KIND OF MOTION PICTURE — —— | | — Padget yay ng Sat.: “Panhandle” Jack = FIGHTING LEOPARD MEN! = = ‘STEGER EXTRA FEATURE! 7 ana we parity Bo wig tt 8 aides IN COLOR | vee. recent. fo. te Bewe, The = = OAKLAND = =] DEEP INTO THE AFRICAN - TONITE—Last Connatee Show Starts 10 P. m. | “ELIGHT to | Gn way toed Ga'aan tr oe Woodward, Jett Hunter. | mit mer BD and into secret “THE KETTLES ON OLD MacDONALD‘ $ FARM” | es , eo Ree aa Si = "' human passions! | Richard WIDMARK, “PRIZE OF GOLD” MARS" Sever deitiged nn | rae Seuion.” Ritrd Den oes - Here is your chance to see | aoe s TIRE ee erg se eo TS STRAND one or more of the following -HURON <= © a. ; | Sat: “Noah’s Ark” and ‘ White} } CORNEL Witoe greet pictures during... * ean * || STARTS SUNDAY I Ss t re) nd | pow hinoy aes og + ae can] Inmet POPULAR REQUEST WEEK | Pr oy Gi cate | ority Girl,” Susan Cabot, acta Si ie Mei Me A A DIFFERENT FEATURE EACH DAY! | zon clr, Sares of ie Ginn ye Cs yee sks | THE GUTS, THE GLORY, THE HEART AND HUMAN STORY. | mn wen wae — WILD AND I sf es . =o oe . y Mi age: COUR (NGLDS wg SL VE ru — ee 2 i wi” te [Brian pi tand Un Uakoowa,® Jack peo" as e Mi ms Sol ~ eee a | O parker, a ce ale PLUS TORCYCLE Se | Msi Sirmons, Paul Newm : GA NG eee ee ere eee 2x eis Cui a re Pie | ee | linked Department for all services. Hitual ‘ “jot the et : ie ae \ sadea torte: fat exeotve he tein lai ‘unty ay She a Jaane ot wealnyMestcon abs background to kn arrived and dispensed to every Best for the nation's scientific jdoe _ panquet of “gaily | were children. Deepite the Bergman — ot ry aged be : Pare, ae “He first went to the Defense De- Aa we OB 4. : pest g fhe children in 1946s a member-of| Mrs. Helen Mudge, pound di-| — a —_— 2 bate 0 Lone newly established Committee|rector, said “It was one of the| oS Sa eee , Rapp eine ‘$B Blectronics ofthe Joint Re-jnoldest and gayest occasions in| FIC — Sk Causin | gle gg (A: Seg e anh aad. Demhement Board|the history of the pound.” a e dri a ; : ope and in 1949 was named chairman. ies guerre cages jv ic ar “shi hope to * ad bs agar pst bens fey a — of the Rhine River, at Bad Salzig, Germany, have enough woes of ocrage GHGe ie Gawler “eo , b and tele. eae aoe ting |Could Regoi etal ® pra enn : a . a : 2 eles laboratories and West- : er aay Pr Sp Ss a ee Fan ei Se es cod ewsae no — -—~oF Sandia ; -@- Western! or students teday to fire aft}iom, Roberto —Resseltint, — ho’ east” with! Bleetriesubeldlary, which , tet three mulsiies withthe largest ex (make great motion pictures again to Vent Woes to Pasnd~ i iebone i | a laboratory tor the Atomic Ex|pecteg to soar up for more than| he were not 90. inwlved "in added: . ; +s eerie: de sean this hie family questions.” : ‘ . M, : The biggest rocket is nearly x « * CHICAGO (Ns) ~ Dr. Wrtiuams ihe’ i tadiby el tied voeald ites executive should set - Quarles was appointed absist- jeight feet tall and weighs 120 Commenting on last month’s|C. Menninger today urged the ne-idents which \ most of some time once a year, at gat secretary of defense for re- |pounds. It is expected to reach'Rossellini - Bergman separation|tion’s executives to seek help for|a io. sutfer trom: . ; search and development on Sept. ‘an altitude of 12,000 feet, The|and reports of a possible divorce,|their ernotional problems it they). * and what his ambitions and aspira- 1, 1953, and was elected the first will be at a ranch near|the actress said: are overly tense and anxious —Excessive work, which ’ -ehairman of the reorganized Air |this south Texas town. “It's a. most depressing and bor Addressing 70 prominent mid-| Delleve ‘results “trom: their tnet- contuaties pat OF Ti ing story. I think it’s abou time] western business. execatives tn Chi, CPPS nan Preto W : eo iearts tee tes Souhenaend bite len sen oe ae = Regge lyre chee egy : : - a - Z mhower” nominated’ Quarles oft Society, sald the larger rocket|Inerid. I'find thelr doings most sealed Sate Se oe 2 eet ion, fromthe teeting RODS Jackson Attendant easly serve as Air Force secretary, and|would carry three pounds of elec-juninteresting —- and if this won't] isis: but you should talk /¢f “never catching mp.” Jackson “i = Police today ing for love. in March, 1957, he was named dep-/tronic equipment to gauge altitude|stop I fear the readers will soon) | 0) veur problenis with some- self-criticism. — sought Deys! Dec. 14 Thru 18! | HEAVY ALI pveer’ ws . 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L, KEARNS Sports Editor, Pontiac Press Pontiae High put together a well scoring attack to open| — balanced the Saginaw Valley Conference with a 62-49 victory over a scrappy} - Arthur Hill quintet last night. The Chiefs started and finished| strong, but in between‘the last two quarters, numerous court viola- After the first stanza, in which Jim Skinner hit for eight paints.) Pontiac led 21-14 and . was at halftime. After taking a rebound was called for traveling and never seriously threatened. * * * Center Hudson Ray, with four third period, quarter he hit for three straight field goals and finished with 17 points to lead Pontiac. Skinner got 15 for the even- ing, Charley Barge 14 and Whit. mer 12, For Arthur Hill, 64 center Paul career with 17 points. specifically for his rebounding, Doersom dropped in seven field goals, . * * * Both teams were guilty of many | fioor violations, 13 called on the! Jacks and nine on Pontiac: 2 while Whitmer and Skinner each grabbed seven, a 40-34 lead and kept a six point spread most of the way, * + * Ray tried 11 shots and made six, four coming on rebounds, while Doersom made seven of 12, In other league games, a speedy ; After a 11-10 first period, Flint _ .-@entral poured in 30 points in the : second period and 28 in the third quarter to complete the rout. Felix Miller with 18, Chuck Hyslop with 17, John Kirk 11 and Dale Lucas 10 topped the 11 Central scorers. Willie Thomson had 28 and Gary Potts 20 for Saginaw which led 34-30 at halftime. Pontiac meets the scrappy Flint Central team in Flint next Friday. in a big game. PONTIAC 7 MILL : FG FT TP ofrrtTr Skinner § 515 B “ a8 Whitmer 8 312 Street 235 Ray 6 6 17. Doersom 7377 Barge 6 3214 Ree $ 06 Bandy 1 0 2 Hinds 363 Munson 1 0 3 Hart 163 Willams 6 0 6 Wenzel 163 Aiezmander 6 6 6 Daw 1-93 eee v1 109 #2 Arthur Hill .......:.- i4 il 8 149 Ray picked up 19 rebounds — After three periods Pontiac had HF aS league success. Both wins were achieved the Pontiac St. Frederick's cagers cagers/ margins speedily won their season's first game Fri- see Se tes day night, and Orchard Lake ‘St.| Eames simply steam-rollered an Mary’s rolled over another par-| inept St. Clement five ochial foe for its 2nd straight) Center Line Woe he Rams, Eaglets rasy * | them in the first half. Nick i ks eae 4 Sen ot ee opener, ran it to 38-14 at halftime, After that Coach Gene Wright be- ban to use his subs and the scoring and banged in a 16- them, easy way, with.the winners taking a — goes way up for jump shot to hit UP AND IN — Pontiac guard Charley Barge field gals as the Chiefs defeated Arthur Hill 62-49 last’ night. Barge had 14 points. In the .. Doersom (53) of Arthur Hill on one of six photo are Harrison Munson (50) Jim Skinner (54) Dick Whitmer (30) of Pontiac and Paul Pentiag Press Phote slowed up. The Catholic loop game Played before a packed house. Orchard Lake Eaglets maneuv- the first period, stretched it to seven at halftime and then pulled the throttie all the way out for an 18-point total and a 48-39 final count over Ferndale St, James. _Eaglets were never headed, tops for the game at Orchard Lake, through the hoop as Haze] Park High School;s basketball tear wal- lopéd Royal Oak Kimball, 63-25, at Royal Oak Friday night. Larry Clyma added 10 points to the Park- John Kennedy was high for Kim- ball. Berkley Thumps Jays, 51-45 : By BILL CORNWELL A well-balanced Berkley quintet) came through with an impressive victory, but Waterford and Walled Lake received unexpected haymak- érs as the Inter-Lakes Conference basketball race got under way Fri- day -night. Berkley divided all of its scoring hack-Seuthfield, 51-45, on the South- field court. 3 ‘Burris and center Jack Vincent imeshed 16 points to lead the Jays. Teammate Bob Filar contributed 10. among four players while turning] - ruined the Skippers. They held a 19-11 edge at the end of the ist period, but managed to net only 14 during the next two stanzas as Farmington forged ahead, 37-33. A strong 4th period sewed it up for the Falcons. tallied 11 apiece: and Lance Gen- tile added 9 points plus setting up numerous others with his clever passing. Bob . Shull, speedy forward, * * * Miserable 2nd and 3rd quarters Waterford pulled even at 29-29 from the floor, 16 field goals to 11 but --the -Abes-made 20--free!— throws, 10 in the 4th period. and the two teams fought tooth and nail until the final three min-! utes ‘when Van-Dyke pulled away. The Vikings shot a cold 23 per cent on field goal attempts. - promptly fell behind and never caught the Falcons again. Al Le- Sage sparked Farmington with 14 points and dim Devine’s 11 pers. : Walled Lake outscored Van Dyke’ * * * The score was 19-19 ‘at halftime x: = ¢ Skippers, Walled Lake Fall A 21-point spree by Bob Hatch ¢ 8 #3 ~ i M1 1 ball repeatedly on wild throws and other assorted mistakes. A dismal ist half doomed any chance the Jays might have had for a victory. Berkley methodical- ly piled up a 2412 halftime lead) and the Jays could never close the i ap. The Bluejays trailed entering the Almaut.wes in sole possession of tobens 25-22 at halftime, Rores poner back to hold Utica score- oe the floor from then on a _ Almont Has Thumb Lead upset victory, one of! straight game in dumping Dryden} 36 last night. = tapers suffered ite first loss, Gary Emery hit for 18 ona dim Ostrander collected 14 for Almont, which outscored Dryden by only one field goal 15-14 but hit for 21 of 31 free throws. ' Dryden led after one period, 11- 10, but after a 19-14 Almont lead at halftime, Dryden never caught up. It“was 22-22 between Memphis and Armada at halftime put several on the heavy Friday schedule. . im Lapeer Beaten, 57-40° | ™ Breaking ‘away from a 16-16), Memphis moved ahead by seven in the ard quarter and never lost the lead as Johnson hit 17, Burts 10 and Likens 10. broke a 17-16 third period deficit pF points in the last quarter to deadlock, Flushing went on to hand Lapeer its ist defeat in two starts last night, 57-40. Bob Born was the [Flushing | kingpin with 21 points. t } early in the ard quarter, but was high for Van Dyke while Larry 'rarmingion 5 U.S. Net Team | |Beats Belgium, © BRISBANE (INS) — The United & for a spell in back up for a field opine z Se TIP SHOT — Harrison Munson, who in the third quarter, took this ti goal. eae eee Gesesee Down Fitzgerald Quick John Herron, Dav ° ins by JohnH onied 2 topped| seven points. was Art Goisdzinski’s 19° points was with Bill Tumnicliff close with 15, St. Mary faces St. Benedict next ’ Len Nowicki poured 23 points er cause. An eight-point effort by Totals 13 20 Van Drke seas Walled Lake WATERFORD b PG FT TP Keating 2 6 4- Grimshaw 3 1 4 Kirken 2.4 8 Wright 21 Herrington 4 210. LeSags Tou Devine 2 §1) Waters . 23 * iad 7e@3 Mm ei? m 1sé¢e ow 8 itt Clappiseon 393 1 7 Totals 131745 Totels 23 8M). ‘Seore by Waterford — .,.cvevx igan. The Jackets rallied their ered into @ short, 3-point edge at | [= The victory kept the Wolves in a first place tie with Holly as Northville dropped. from the un- beaten. —- Solty bad a beny evening 6 it before tripping Milford 66-62, ‘Tuesday in what the Eaglets figure | will be a highly important test for [league leadership. 8T. FREDERIC ST CLEMENT FG FT Tr FGFT Tr, rocher ...8 624 fachilteet<3 $ ¢|- ler . eneen 4 ; 3 re aa 364 2 tn ene ie 8s <-\ gopeonees | ai : eee ~ “beveren Fee 3 nui aR 2 ent sabadeessseort 2 i i i a Gt. 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STAR — Forward Den “nis Evans starred for Avondale last night as the Yellow Jackets defeated Clawson, 49-47, in an game at Clawson. Evans scored Oakland B League basketball | {States wrapped uo a 32 victory, 18 points to pace the Avon at- | over Belgium in the interzone fi. tack. a triangs. considered. ‘Orion's biggest. threat for Oakland B hon- ors, swamped Madison, 61-24, in yesterday's other league game, Avon's 3rd-quarter letdown en- abled: Clawson to pull within one point, 36-35, as the final stanza be- Lake Orton, favored to win the .* : : -and- points in the 3rd | and pre-season — The victory gave Rochester three favorite, had plenty of wind taken — victories against one setback, Joe Out of its sails, Brighton led 27-23 ; |Farkes topped Davison's catise/%t halftime and 34-32 after three :. . 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Eves. call —FE_53506 or FE 50667. nypewtier § Service 22A . BULLDOZING 3 FOR «for home 113 after /- Th age fon and $10 per for in- m ending BY Tarren sea oi | kate diary cod eal tog i ua T FOR WANT ADS | ‘The Pontiac Press { DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. All errors should be re ried immediately, The enaenee se, teem , eon aad 100. i errors other ae? Sa orn. ner a Help Wanted Seetear ca ay pur 5-147. 8 | Wasting * * Futnb: | Lost S Found ype hom. C. wae =| Dorothy Snyder Lavender ACTION per A Sam ten aE K. L. Templeton, Realtor 200 Rd. FE 44563 Warited Real Estate 32A ee Bo j 4-417. "MORTGAGES | ¢ LISTINGS: WANTED jg a i Oe a a “Leslie - Middleton FE $7721 eke Lose Bowe Ligew narm, Fvs. 3 pie: PORN en er St a GAL a) A rooms and Delh, tncluging beat, | ies per month. ak for hdr Sinits. ROY ANNETT, INC. ||" mee Py . z TEE REE re” sepnoom oe ee eee Pree Ir. REAL ] ae For coed - Families ad bees RAY ONEI, Realtor stress Neel Be tisckaat's | DESIGNED Ul "Eri SUNDAYS 2 to § P.M, | 465 LAKESIDE BLA " SILVER LAKE Pared To Take The “WORK” ‘ OPEN po | ‘Sunday 2 1066 P. M. . Ringe: AP ORD . Out of Housework Qo N Crose 1958 YEARS AHEAD - STYLING CUSTOM rant send “praca _s i a DEVELOPMENT Tri-leyels | BRB ARS ai; FOUR FOUR FAMILY. Gh OSE Mm, 2 + § ae ae ee) Sa yl sae oe “Smith. Crawiord Inc. ba oF § paged mat MODELS CHANDLER ESTATES Ranchmasters | BIRMINGHAM Off Baldwi win, 1 Raed ESTATES 4 detiGom prick 36 ft. Bring or ee aaa a Eure eh Reva Annett Inc.| a - "gad — oi Second Stregt—Of ——— |" ia 80486 14 MIDDLETON SPECIALS! . Near Schools. & “f- : cus “LOW LOW are” ts one had : MODEL OPEN. SUNDAY 25 4361 Marcus - GI Resale at: 3 hy 3 | ine a ‘$950 DOWN Sete Ect FHA! TERMS| : Why Pay Rent? r: fw bd it von se ; peti Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. fee sete, tee SOMEONE . Sat. & Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. 477 E. Tennyson St. VACANT - 3 : down, Phone FE b: Do for appoint N ICHOLIE edd 7 ROOM : : WEST SIDE. seta, ent. automans | OO : as r earnge, aL _Morms. Priced at 2, : small down payment. end ryer at Svea SS | Se Bla is eng ie. | OE, | DRAYTON PLAINS | aE iS — ae [WATKINS | fariehirmaiersss Se - peatoasl ‘AREA _| fom = maa BRS eae | ee "Ee pas aces ies i We Ere gtier < ".|George R. frewitil 2) WHITE a See |TRYING TO. |i YOu ‘sce TOU see oe Se ae th ee Nearich ‘ | NICHOLIE) + —= sr ri eeALE. i BRDRG 7 ao a Cee il bebahows daidtgnam PE rar eee ere en a ‘ ‘i iit a pies ea nna. RR MN A OWE § 5 ae - Giroux. Franks William Miller ‘Realtor - FE2 x W. Huron oe le Serves. SUNDAY1 17 gy W. Brookl ‘$380 Down. ot; 00 REAL ba ag al & aie er 24-0547 SUBURBAN BEAUTY | puroL + aa _ ae ing gr Late oaks, area of ion. = landscaped, rage to. lovely 2 bed. pe He with picture yatows. drapes, =i -R: . Hiltz wat w. —— FE 5-618! _ PARTRIDGE “BIRD”. TO SEE poe mca YOURS “Here is a pertect home.. beautifui- I — racious living. truly fine e bef k home io an Belen rae 7 ee Extre %y beth, th, Just Potihe the road yin po any wns Rea. Say timer. OPEN ‘Tis ~ John Kl. IRWIN - Small Investment Big Return é. Why Pay Rent? R You can't ens this kling 3. #24_N. C year-old “ag bungalow n for yclone fenced tear yard. On} r yar per month including rote insurance... 4 m Total Brice "on ar ae 780. wil $1,900 dow alias A Fine Home on Lincoln Avenue A really clean and “attractive sa Ww ae ee ine | © Rolling io Leslie R Tripp. . Realtor ” Near Ortonville bedroom alow. Tile “oo ae storms |SYLVAN MANOR living ee vite dining J Santee. “Call-tor ment. mi heat “Almost an acre see es Titel sak “ear. garage; SUNDAY CALL MR. ‘WONDERS, OR 37466 ler : “ Wideman | i wagers apn BA i Bese | ; i fi i, Ei is wes Ns B Bae =| Giroux Fhanke \ GENERAL BEAL ba yp road, 30 “fiay. foam polly 3 "ac pete ot muck, be ‘a penalty | H eee gre ha a barn V WAY'h REAL’ ry 3- pdzAPT. BUILDING | te rita | : tise Auburn Epepncom reenter chosing costa. JIM. ‘WILLIAMS| E& 3 Spe "ona Blauc, For Sale Lots Building Sites 1TH LOW DOWN PAYMENTS TADD'S INC. id OR aia or FE 50202 SMALL FARMS bed: EM tag BS Pes. OM, ©1987 by MEA Seren, nm “pi Jie dace Saws wanes ook pak “You say he lacks ee and I say that shows gud saints Business Onpertnils.8 $1 Na i ata at Phone tat" ehiend or MU 40497, [SACRIFICE 3 sMa\ ie ae ag ’ a rid 8 ae au 4 a ~ 18 PER CENT DISCOUNT 7 id Stee! MU 4-2045 ene Steele “ a ey inant . nears year around home in lake Dorothy Snyder Lavender Ra. (M50) — for cs lenty . ‘or sir.5e0 a terms. By ment only al 7 ef oe OFFICES Figs OL 1-0002 OL 6-1236 is Property 49/ $50 PER FRONT FT. Oa C: SCHUEFTT, Realtor 400 HIGHLAND EM 34196 Crooks s & Auburn Area . Cones Vesne i % — Ideal mi usiness. Rul prige et tle 7 {Gh ‘terms. ‘Cali TO BUY OR SELL ‘Residential or oemerent, lots HOLMES- BARTRAM Ji, Roste Hwy. “SE ted sell or trade on car. See the New Sites at Cherokee Hills a sites planned for “today's 8 Drive. out Elizabeth Leke Rd. lan chee W. BIRD, Realt Spee ag 3/503 $63 Commiaity weueeel Sa weak Bi ss PE eat) a ended. pe Fess Toa aoe IDEAL FOR REALTOR PARTRIDGE, “Richard Bueele, Realtor. eo ve a @ COMPARES 70 LIVING WHITE BROS. OR 3-1295 r Open Eves. "Til 8; Sunday 10 to 5: For Sale Acreage 4 ACRES WITH BASEMENT Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A . 3 STALL GARAGE FOR coM- ercial use, For rent. 22 W. 8-143) } ‘WAY A |. 16x50 store, alone “in, 475 mo. S of 2617 Dixie. | and rent ‘Bag 5 = oe wading dock, loading Ke “Manes ay or afier g call PRACTICAL LY NEW. — {3000 sa B pice *althces. "Shree tars. mL PONTIAC sTaTe 3 pane BLDG 84 pagren st INOSTONE 53 poet... _Licensed Lenders) Lenders) LOANS - |e oS mes wastes mE. pA Y service FRIENDLY CASH LOANS to $500 BUCKNER. _Finance Co, Pontiac. Drayton Plains Walled Lake * von? GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 Oakland Loan Company FE 2-9206 v You ARE AN ety MECHAN- to promise in Keeping with your abi i we may have’ the oppor. look: We wil Iv estabiish you _ your ows _ business " crank. shaft ing. Our ment Bey frodt 5 cai make Se recy, pees sie 4142 10, a, i Be TO-acre a iF ony 000. a term. Derothy Snyder: Lavender F001 1 ishiand Ba ; oe Res ar wake fhe hte 000. TAT TENT ION BARGAINS age, bon d house is a —. oe with $500 co vy Perry Street Lees on “Ms near Clark. beautiful, wooded Seen: corner se on tw Me + rg 2 family. tneome 2 S-room apart. ments, Shows an excellent in- come. “$14,000. “LETS TALK '_ ‘BUSINESS” _Have You Heard.. on ~~ you pleasantly au purprised — First Not Only Christmas ..,~ but New Years, . Easter, : Machees Day, etc., tic. you _ will be busy ifn this am re: i i- terior Very reasonable down -paymem, MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOMN A. LAND . BROKE Ld ieripaeen, naeean Tohn K. Irwin vay 313. West Huron street : th tots of trees and Fe moe gh to beng ior ot "No waste | land. ieees - OVER 100 ACRES - Hg ae res: a 7 st idwin Ave. Pane lot. Eee REALTY | «|! 20 - OOO feah ene HOME & AUTO|;= | WHEN YOU NEED You I et tt quickly on yes rece e furniture. No "STATE ‘ “FE 4-1574 Pontiec State Bank Bldg On your own ee ar repay ir se ok. friendly and FE 6-812] or” aa or trade, rE w . Swap TRADE bi ME_FOR A BUS- TRADE Own- | “foie qenregn neal” Pont ir c mei ~heyse in. city. ani WILL TRADE ‘our y race brick a o for ew 3 be cont 7 bs a ~ street S617 or PREBLE — = 12 to M4. Other things s alee. MA | Sena aes 15. Topeoat, size ay FOX STOLE. GOOD CON. eta oe oouePtint B ~~ ~ LOAN.CO. ieenet, ike pew. 4 tw | 1 &. Perry & 1c Pikey = Tables & lamps, FE TEAGUE FINANCE CO, 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. ae ‘TO $500 ; Re Goops . Ph. Ph, Rocheter OL 60711. OL 19791) Mise ete VICK - $35 — $500 LOANS’ 8 SEABOARD FINA ANCE EASY PA PARRIKG “Fe 06h: 79 Years of — : -MONEY SERVICE ‘SANTA CLAUS Enows this address, Move share his _» ang of Pocated close tone of Oak: County; Edw. M. Stout, » Realtor ook eves ny 20 bap. a Future scenic acres overlooking — Paved road frontag 95 scenic Roe hits acres neater a. | * Meaurick ete a Ach . Fifth, Rochester 20 A 4 nalnrncass iy running th ap g A ral be be STOWN N 1 ‘main street only $33,000 with Wiuteme — . THE “BIRD” TO sem ” on "SAGINAW. or eh 2 * $14,000 down. No bette “ee pet nity anywhere, t bis now! — ag - = w- REALTOR P Businesses’ Thrue Fe +3501 2 BEDROOM suiTES i BLOND eS maple, almost new : FS gin yey Fy a , ba "See jouble dresser, § curtains. items. 4150. reseunbond Ra. Lee ate ex- ees | sy Terms. Fe + For Sale ale Clothing 56 2 ——— SATIN ee WED- ding. sex, never - oS. = i = a reed in) "See ope ley ee coats ye = MOUTON LAMB FUR COAT. FULL ent. condition. Make me an offer Mi 60103. NATU COAT, sine 10, ver Muskrat, 2 & suede , both OVERCOAT, tz, 30 m4 INCH) or #0. seeier gas oncaees +9082. stree.| Sale Household Goods 57 Gn ® au tyre : BETES ° chal, ASeeeretaetenses fries Seresaekseueteete ints Ateredass OTHOMAS ECONOM y . FURNITURE CO. thar enine ate | Peszy. ee ce Bee BEEP AND PORK ~ | quarters: oe WOOD SPECIALS 2 or _ PRESSURE COOKER. 7 RE-| & chair; ma NEW J MINK Grind aver AND 6 ty ELEC vom Fo PO OnTASLE TV. (9) Billboard. 9:00 (2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) Church at the Crossroads. (7 John Hopkins.- : (9) Oral Roberts. 9:30 (2) Court of Healtp. (4) Big Picture. (7) Christian Science. (9) Global Frontiers. 9:45 (7) Accent. } 10:00 (2) This Is the Life. (4) U. of M. Hour. (D Faith for Today. (9) Sacred Heart. | 10:15 (8) Film. 10:30 (2) Cartoon Party. Pe tt) News (1) New Horizons. (3) Caehoghers. Sausage St Sinema. _ 1:00 (2)-Sagebrush- Shorty (4) (color) George Plerrot. (7) Dean Pike. (9) Movie. ; (1) Wrestling. —(2) Let's Take a Trip. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 100 (2) Seven Lively Arts. “Here j News George "| ~—s Is: New York,” E. B, White's, “$:98— WIR, 3nd. “Mra Burton) News, Shift Break 6:00 (2) World This Week. Christophers. : (7) Understanding Our World. 4:50 (2) News. word profile - of Manhattan’ we raha aw () Texas. 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Caretian ee MONDAY AFTERNOON man is : WPON, News. Boligay” WPON, Reserved for You i000 RJ Vind (9) raga ‘Love ‘Laughs at/#:55 (9) Billboard. SRN Bese Sesame | OREM Billy Grabow Weak: Sewn" x Gorge a: 0:09 (2) Garry Moore. s , ews, 100-—WIR, Concert | | WEON. News, Sunday Mood! Weow. Newt, Mekinnen [4:00 4) Omnibus. Peter Ustinw, =) ‘Anlene Francis. CRIW Prank and Brest | io.s0 won Music wn rene we thete 2 Plays Dr. Johnson in a (3) Movie. WCAR, aya Dan Logan ww, Bernal Light eS Mews, vig tization of the life of the s 1:30—WIR, to stars w to (WXYZ, Mews, English literary light. |10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey. Sud, Meet, 5. Demand eae 1:0e—WJK, wendy Warren (7) College News Conference! (4) tvensure Hunt WPON. Holiday Wel ieee tee WWJ, News, Maxwell : ; . ; F xY¥Z, &, Israel < “Wwa) News, Deland | CKLW faith twmple | WORK news, fam *thcargs [te (7) Paul Winchell. = a4:60 (4) Price Is Right. Ww News, Sun, Best WJBK, News, Concert Hall | WPON. Lewis CKLW Elder Morton aoon Ne ; 4:46 (2) Football Scoreboard. : anbibnk ides meal PON. News, Sports, Mood 128m, Dr. Malone 11:26 (7) News, CKLW. Bible Inst, 11:30—WWJ, News, Monitor GKLW, News. Davies (4) Truth or. Consequences. @) Howdy Desir. ¢ MONDAY AFTERNOON. 7:00 (2) Lassie. (7) You Asked for It. 1:33 (2) Jack Benny. Jack goes Christmas shopping. (7) Maverick. 8:00 (2) Ed Sullivan. Guests are Eddie Foy; Barbars Perry, Tony Bennet and others. (4) {color} Steve . Allen. adaptation of Dicken’s Christ- mas Story. Guests are Hugh Earp” O'Brian, Carol Chan- ay ot foe bee “Wyatt (4) (olor) Dinah Shore.| (4) Tic Tae Dotigh. __(9) Golden Age Players. con: 15 (2) Love of Life, 12:80 (2) Seareh- for ‘Tomorrow. ~4 (4) It Could Be ‘You. (7). Frontier Doctor. (7) The Erwins. (9) Popeye. LL) Mary Morgan. ¢:15 (2) Steelworkers TV Meet-|12:45 (2) Guiding Light. i = Ee 1:00 (2) Dougias Fairbanks. ¢:30 (2) Twentieth Century. “Mus- Tex and Jinx. solini” chronicles the fascist (7) My Little Margie. leader’s career. (9) Movie. (4) (color) Hallmark Hall of Fame, “Shake speare’s)1:30 (2) As The World Turns. “Twelfth Night.” Stars Ma- (4) (color). Howard Miller (1) e (7) Topper, (9) Movie “Waterloo Bridge id . 200 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (1) Movie. 2:30 (27) House Party. (4) Bride and Groom. 2:30 (9) News. $:00 2) Big Payott, (4) (color) Matinee ‘Theater. (Tt) American Bandstand. (9) Corliss Archer. ‘3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) Do You. Trust Your Wite? | (9) Movie. 4 ‘Gam for a ey: (7) American 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. 4:45 (4) Modern Romances. (2 Santa Claus Show. 1511 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. ; vision | poll as this year draws t to al For. that venture—Bold Journey goae x (CBS-TV).: : G00D LOOKING! Others have tried - now Sonotone has hidden its latest transistor hearing aid . in light, graceful Maer woh \ Worn as one unit — nothing | else to wear. Choice of smart styles_for both men and women. Look your best while hearing your best. COME IN, PHONE OR WRITE FREE DEMONSTRATION SONOTONE of PONTIAC Phone. FEderal 2-1225 - lelose, Tn mt my . YOUR TV and YOU Your TV set and you ore probably inseparable com- panions on most of these cold winter days and eve- nings. This meons extra hours of operation for your .$et_ond thot is like putting. extra miles on your car... It generally means that additional maintenonce. will be required. When this need arises be kind to your TV_set by giving it competent professional service. Contact a reliable and experienced Ookland County Electronics Association Member. work ond experimenting. Get. professional service. C & V SALES & SERVICE. Eliminate guess- PowTtAc ** aseesse lll Oakland, FE 4-1515 CONDON'S RADIO @.TV SHOP......127 &. 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