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CAIRO w — he Atrican-Aéian People’s Conference plowed 
ahead in anti-Western fields today 
sia’s sweeping offer, 
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perialism, disarmament, racial 
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       leftists here are. frowned on by cust .- “home governments that try to) honor of this branch of Masonry, Mar stay officially disconnected from} > aa Communist lines. : : 
7 are: ‘estern rise Gu pis 5 = _ ee ae : Rta eee Sf . East, was accompanied by broad B. ork ie = ~ ’ : an 
hints that African and Asian coun- New Y - * Horrified Couple Sees! me Florence: ee coe e lli S : Woman Shot to Death, |" 
Zrmaraton'm ==! YOUtHS Go on Killing Spree | sor avd a5 : to do’ w mn ee . | er Mo : ee eo ee : fol- ur sr 
; ; ees mother was to lowed later by 8|Year holiday approaches. . os ~ se: 
: police he |¥iit to people watched in-bal-oner see enn| Stroots and were sip. {if} rmed Robbery 
ey oo 8 @ go Pee Prag agpcindt ned! the probability of more snow and nny Eapagad ety my — Mrs. Margie Bell Kirby, about|to arrive today to complete the ‘pam, pointed out a ed robbery. menage: family freeting rain, potice ation of arwed robbery. ee a tee at. aan a ae is cee aca ae leone doen “Eisenhower has arranged for ™*Y Pecome Masardvas = | prick of 286 E. Kennett = boy's hand and fled, but the boy|ome government officials. He|students, military personnel @ndis. ‘two men while walking south with four , hours isi plans to remain at least through/others on the highways, police ad- street, between East Ken- turned up two hours later at the on Ivy the com- ‘home of an uncle. the New Year holiday, but is ex-ivised that extra care in driving! ou and Lowell street, at 11:25 he W these a2 ‘: ther hal en boar thy vieted of the slaying of a 1- Police were secking the wonmjpested to return to Washingtonicen bilp cevure thet happy Newiice: sight. i oil and other natural resources. | caliber ae spun wr — et on ti ch, the blood, Hon..| 7ear-old shop owner. an’s husband Carroll Lane Kirby, next week. Year. so al He - sai@~ ene of -the--men , . - Go there | The a range in age from jabout 39. ' knocked him dewn and took his Mexican Beauty |i sa" "=" ™ |S ite feo of tem, Toran | Bob Jeon and te wile Gale A Hurt in Accident  |s# waived examination rriay| wollet containing. 8 ioe MOTHER ON DUTY ME WASN'T KIDDING and took no direct |Jeffries, © newspaper carrier- _jand was bound over to circuit Under arrest are Phillip G, As Denies: Romance | Keeler died two hours later | Police went to the ground-floor aie ae See at Willem ieiann, oan ing at the So Bo d court. Bond was set at $5,000. (yy a, St Sy Seatne 8 With Aga Khan at a hospital where bie mother, | apa pao wagin Pecegete Boser, a eget: pare wee ae ion uth ulevar ate Robert ohm 4 a — “ : : ‘Theodore Keeler. , = 3 “3 . wae ie 
é ; wulka Gladys Jessup, 35, an attractive | But since they stood gual’) ...1 1.4 gone to the Kirhy Four persong, two of them from| State Police in Lenawee County |lard, 18, of 218 Pompey St. KITZBUEHEL, Austria  — Al : blonde divorcee, just where her an De ee ee house and I was next door,” helpontiac’ and ‘enother from Avon} Tuesday. They sald he sdenitied NE GF dark-haired -Mexican beauty de- Police said the youth had son said it would be. son Turner wore, said. ““I thought they were play-\Township were injured in @ col-| stealing customer's cat trem Ferick was treated at St. Jo 
Pe ee ae toe rhe ito| cocapunlen to the beecmment of | Jessup, booked on a homicide | Set, in order to reb the store. ling’ ‘ren there was this noise like|iusen* os gouty peuleverd at] tee Mareld Turser On, Bete. seph Mercy Hospital for cuts and See a a cae ee chal cee ee coher eae tan | Ghurat, said, te’ 9 stedetibat ¥e- ey alee er ee ny |e firecracker and she tell.”- Plainfield Avenue last night, ®¢-| ‘police said he told them he hed/bruises. : abruptly left a resort where home, | vag Sanco leased by police: “I lost my tem | ’ degree murder. ling to Pontiac Police. : is ATG _ + cent operation, per. L have a very quick tem-| A jury of 2 hemline : Wood Marry fee Rie St BG Yas ; : 
The 2tyearcld Aga eatly this} In New York City, another}, geen, wy. still a third | dict on the defendants on Dee. sn = ae Fe Today arg gee yor ge Here’s One for the Road ¥ : Ls os morning broke off a holiday ski-;——— 17-year-old, described asa mild-{ 11 and did not recommend mer: IM Fn 1 [matte ee sat “arse aa 2 —n ET : | 
ore gh geah fgg Ee es [Soe ae | Ie eT ot Decides to Drive b = ‘as a ti nor Pe i . q i ‘ 
. Company Identifies | Siicciases ne tad unin two | Sou ves set tx Feinan. | "sty "tie weet ines aternet ate orteaere| | OF LACCIGES 10 LIVE ‘ s men who gave him lifts while married today in the Methodist Davis, 30, of 88 Bloomfield Ter- : Rey : : os 2 | 
‘engagement to the beauty, Sylvia} Miners Who Died a:  _.._ aera a ee “Melee ete fate Deve anf be wike, Romy ___ Ww _ eet uae ene -— 
. ‘ : ss cbenlen | San Asan bn Explosion Traps en — guest list had been re- 29, were treated “ro released. pasrerth aye om — . s AMONATE, Va. —The 11 mii cof stricted to members of the im-| Florence Smith, 4, of Milford, ; é tes wall of kitied ine mine explosion | hospital his wife and diate faralty dank Price| They watched as the truck scraped against ane cenietas pies identified to- wewborn aby. Far Beneath Surface ceenae oo aie shs sented fn-eineel the police_station and shuddered to's halt. Then the 
“Pocahontas. > ie said Fred Sommer ° The couple will honeymoon in | inj and released;-said the! driver got out. = ned gpl. gra gape: Fey Jr. of Cameron Mills, near this (Continued From Page One) hospi ‘The driver'was Jim Brennan, just 7 years old and four 
; New York -commu- | first time—and 1 hope it's my - ve subeayenpieee pan sicgresie P™ - pom ol reo : feet high. . or ary A Alicia, 32, Rt, 1 Cedar! Nity, admitted in written : ; as ; "| ments that he shot Cecil Stratton, . | ° Ve fe | a ae a cnn! $ Pet and Leo W. Brown, | MS Coe g's ante} D@ath Stills Prolitic Perr. |, 1 nec criren the truck, which peiongnd to he uncle, Wann fizenads, wily Wielving “hmon) 38, "THUPSGAY ‘Tight: ~~"—~~—~~mehani, wine Sepang, © and , . , janpol seven children. “CAR oe across a railroad crossing and up and down three steep James Chiles, 81, Valls Creek, W. Va.| WANTED THEIR CARS at the time of the biast of ames W. lapp hills 
children, Wae M¥FS1e Chiles, (60) ie sald he killed both met for | “I was rolled over against the , | Hn 3 | : _ Morea Pislde, Brandy, vs. section] their gutomobiles. He used the |wall by the force of the He couldn't see over the driving wheel, He had — aan son, 43, Bandy, Vex} same pistol to put bullets through jsaid Carrico, “My first of live great difficulty reaching the pedals. And he had ne : Kk aegreen both of his victims’ heads. a ee life's work} saen how to. stop. {wore ne koe ee she and 20m, 1 Seok ge ae ees Senay oe Se a eee ) section of the Gaited fice sur- Bivefieit Ve. Foot bole; wife, "Alea Pontiac Drill Team men together.” he tnd ol. out. Be ieues ce there in climbed in, _ prised many and caught people| Harsan Boyd 4 sw a | Ter, to Appear ot Game. A LITTLE SCARED a caught his ao — te x« * ; ‘ | 
- Mmprepared. Are these storms Out Perry. three children. an waerer-| Jackie Rae Vouthees: and her| Harris admitted being Atter the truck hit the police station, an officer drove «arg e Ailey eae aia mine, W.Va, machine i Wile. pavenettes drill team has been in-\scared and I wanted awoke from) Jim home in a police car. Yes, to a certain extent, tor-|Ruby Raheriord, iv ercce W. Vac \vited to appear at the Lions game|But I settled down and . and his) Under British law no one under 8 can be prosecuted. 
ese gg ag iene ee ae ee le eae B oe celica * a onl Pe Jim’s father, however, was under no such restrictions. He | . y are e ¢ . a team was a | a pre - rare, however, for they Can OOGUT|seti" Peter; wien baie “Teun,” va] PODUlar Ponting OA tit Wighme.|men were swell.” "|. apaziked the boy and canceled a present of & new bicycle. at any time during the year. ichildren. Boe»: : He said Woodrow 
: g sero oe gg gee el Bs ae ? -. Iman, was “apectally 
n turbule : air} Pe Sao . called us together masses, when heavier air (possibly| Aid Program Reported ae a am. no longer your boss. moist) becomes, inverted—suspend- | ————— : oe to put our heads’ 
“eoeee tein i air ‘ ; s : out of here.’ ’’ avier i 4 ; 
seoineernimenas! CJ, S, to Promotes = ax ~ ‘ ; back each time . * : power of these small funnel storme. 5 or eo es 2 28 oe mS moved out | | ‘he —— — ate : adie ts posted ot ad rated |ciagp ved wh, led a in. Then we built an- at 25 Matthews St. The Weather _ bt yb el ee ONAN? | carsctves i an: |aon, Donald, 5 tamil PO 
7 WASHINGTON @®~The admin-)school pupils, and promote” the| cade) inside the first one. Then lave His wife died years 8£0.! Sale of 
Pe oe anne mh listration reportedly will propose teaching -of foreign languages, | we wrapped up and sat and hse # sve for hielo. ‘Tomer cloudy. Fresh southerly 'to Congress a program of match- ‘++ °©6¢6=6hCUCho westerly this sfterneen. ine ‘grants to states to eRCOUTAEE! | Colhege ata 
tonnte?, im Pontiac. | jimproved teaching of Science a : other 
ne nn ak © ©"|manthematics in’ the ‘high schocle at wall Sh penta. oe catia said, oat ! At 6 am.: Wind Velocity 16 mph. : $8 7¢ _» wear, ht and ee 
Sete beturdsy ot 8-0% p.m ‘ ented “high school “students  who|sat, thought and prayed Sun rises day at 8 a.m. . The plan calls for the federal|could not otherwise go to college.| Harris paused 
$iSte Fisss dotertey Site governmentto provide more than|Fellowships also would be added: 
Setnboun Tomaerik 100 million dollars to help theled in graduate is didn’t pray f sei: 4% a.m... \.....36gtates supplement galaries of sci-| In a related more than]. When re: 
perce HL Bsecccvc Hence and math teachers, employ|50 million dollars a year would be|reached nag : Semi. | 8pm). Sadditional teachers, purchase} provided to the National Science|14. men. had taken 
= mL area meres ig 3 ~< fequipment andstrengthen state} Foundation for—-expansion ofits /##id, “You : 7 Se Reais \edueation’ departments. present effort to expand * 
Highéet tompargiure “eres. 3 Other proposals also are beingjof science and math at all levels. hours. 
Mean temperature, ...,..y.c+0c-308|prepared to help meet the clamor te cas toe Weather — Clear a |for ‘more’ emphasis — Most of that money would go for| Saves His One Year Age in Pon and technical training na science textbooks. : ‘ 
Pchert sempormtor® -ocirinss--+--- Biedoatg achocls and colleges. Thelvionne Socos fellowships and con. _ CHICAGO Wn og mn pe ert %5\demand has been growing sincelducting more seminars and insti-| °°". 12, was saved from — Russia's lauching of two earth|tutes for teachers in those fields.| iné in the icy. Meee or pote in 88 Fours as tellites emphasized an increas- While plans went, forward for a by the police 7 in 106 im 194 ing Russian technical capability. | boost the specialized training, ae ane 
“* © ® the Office of Education ‘reported| BEN tes 
xen a3 a3 Marquette 38 28 ‘The program, to be administered|a record entoliment in colleges} Hunt rare #2 jiiby the Department of Health,/and universities this tall. | Sgein And 4; 2 Education and Welfare, would be} The office reported’.a prelimi-| #¢¢>* 
&# {4 patterned after the present feder- nary total of 3,068,000 students en’. ; *  % Mally aided vdbational ‘education rolled in 1,890 institutions, a gain J, § 
—— a t department also Would Béllisted in. the tall of 19% : “4 S authorized to set up a federal nd | 
z jsion of graduate schools, i i tates provide mone and testing and counseling . of . as \ atl « 
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_ Piggins, DPW Chief DETROIT @ — Detroit Police 
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and Departnient of Public Works|"> ©- Pike St. whe. Sat Sree Stake Ocigns Dementing wit Se & erscer, be cates here from 
  Deaths in. Pontiac and Nearby Areas | : WILMORE F. CHANEY ~ Oxford, i aw wh domine eco, Godibaede Funeral 
Wilmore Ford. Chaney, 51, of Monday at Allen's Funeral Home, |Home, Keego Harbor. i 
    
  
        
      Glenn Richards |“#! in his hame Wednesday was! Albert : [Detroit seven years ago. 
sqy they will remain tc se jobs|*#ken to White’ Chapel Memorial) "<*: sigue ae Surviving are his wile, Cora G.; | 
as long ‘ax Mayor Louis Miriani/Cemetery for cremation ‘by the), M8 Sodtink hor Orion 208 sri wo Mrs. | 
— we He had been employed at Gen-|and Accepted Masons, with burial 
Weere bad been san dele eee ees See Evergreen . gph ae singe gee 
tee Se oly Hebe teleht be up Stleng 4 Rutherford Ci a Township Elizabeth Williams of White Lake 
ee ae ee 7 S ™'\ot Cleveland, Ohio; a daughter pnb Bonetti su. |Township and Mrs. Clarice Stahle 
: \ |Kathey of Cleveland; three broth — : of Royal Oak also survive 
Bat Mirani said the two offi- jers and four sisters. He was a life member of’ Orion; 
cialis will be retained indefinite. i%7s¢ ’ ‘|Lodge 46, F & A M, and a chatter 
daughter, Kath- died 
er the death last September of of 262 Hughes St. will be af 2/arine Mary of Pontiac and a sister, 
Albert Cobo. Miriani was then pm Tuesday from the William) Mrs. eee eee Miriani took over as mayor aft 
elected to a‘ full term. 
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a pd yd asearlige§ inet te with burial following in Oak since 194. Richards, cia 
has headed the DPW since For Hill Cemetery. His body will be J@™es K, Cooley, 91, of 334 Bath- 
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been appointed Western Michi-’ ‘side ice will cea ait Death Fis h ‘Thomas, Woodrow Jr., Rena Mac’ serv: a 
gan University’s _ coordinator of|..4 3 ¢ Russell. all of Hills-\Novesta Cemetery, Cass City. at 2 t 5 Sew ere 
fieid service for the greater Mus- ‘borough, S.C.: and seven brothers, (p.m. Monday. 
Kegon area. Bailey ae are iS 85 Pochell Thomas and Paul Russell, A retired farmer, he bad been a By THE ASSOCIATED PR=SS | 
Sociated with the Portage school 
system. Service for Woodrow Russell, i aides Lake lees 
\¥. Davis Funeral Home. The Rev.) oe ‘ 
'V. Lather Lewis of St. James) . COOLEY etroit. One sister, Clara Glass | 
Baptist Church will of-) —- 
hurst St., who died Friday at Avon Le ie one will be held at 10/00 
- An employe of Pontiac Motor #-™- Monday at Dudley 
‘Div., he leavtés his wife, Mae Funeral ee ee 
Russell; four children, |Hoenshell will   ‘all of Pentiac. Wiley of Detroit.jresident of the ccunty for 10 years. 
Beyd of Hillsborough, Hal and) He leaves two daughters, Mrs.| DENVER # — Edward T. Wik} 
  son, 88, president of the Continent-   
14 KARAT GOLD 
  _Boyce Russell, both of Greenville,Carl (Lillian) Zeuner of East De- 
&. C. - . troit and Mrs. Dugald (Orpha) 
nese __._, Walker of Avon Township: and *¥ Hwee. born in Ballston Spa, NX, ROBERT W. BENNETT _ sisters. Mrs. Minnie Fredericks -6f 
Word has been received of the, Titusville, ia.. and Mrs, Carrie MARION,. Ind. @—Edward W. 
rdeath of Robert William: Bennett,'O'Nei' of Flint Camp, 65, vice president and gen- 
50, of Kent City, a former Ponrfac’ jeral manager of the Chronicle 
resident. He died ‘Thursday in But-) JOUN L. ELLIOTT (Publishing Co., died yesterday. The shes ; terworth Honpital, Grand Rapids) cowMERCE TOWNSHIP—John yon ‘Merion Chroaicie and’ the: after an illness of several weeks. ' L. Elliott, &, of 3216. Union Lake ; 
| A tormer employe of Fisher Body pa die at his home Priday. mothing Marion meg ny 
Div., he leaves his wife, Gladys: , Camp, who was born in East St.’ He lived in the county for HM pou: Il. had 
daughter, Mrs. Carl Bartlett of is, IL, had been with the coni- 
-a ett Of vegrs and was a member Of! pany since 1928. 
|Pontiac: and a brother, Walter Brighton Lodge 247. F&AM. 
‘Bennett of Pontiac. Surviving are his wife, Martha,, SAN JUAN, P.R. —Louis Has- 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Sun-iang five daughters, Mrs. Jean 'selmans, 79, who was a conductor 
day from the McKinney Funeral yorsyih Mrs. Christina Bryan, of New York's Metropolitan Opera 
Home in Grant with burial there.’por; of Pontiac, Mrs. Elsie Cline, orchestra from 1924-26, died yes- 
; ‘of Drayton Plains, Mrs. Mary Me- terday. He was born in Paris. 
JAMES ¥: CLARK Ginley of Marquette, and ~ Mrs.’ 7 
ORION TOWNSHIP — Service Gloria La Plante of Houston, Tex. 
‘for James Y. Clark, 92, of 100 5 E, Service will be at 1 p.m. Monday Mexico Attempting 
Scripps Rd,, who died early. today at the Coats Funeral Home with   
    
  
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to Gresham” for the     Bl alescen burial Dra Pi re D T M 
mee} st the Bliss Copvaiescent Home, burial at Drayton Fisins Cemeitcy Danort [wo Men _ 
Clothes .. . epotiinely done and looking. as | : Bas 
new as the day we bought them. “Fetch ’em. ple pee yg ad officiate: 
= “ LAREDO, Tex. @—Two men 
CHARLES c. LEAMING the Mexican government is trying 
to deport turned up again yester- HOLLY—Service for Charles C. day, registered at a hotel in Nu- 
Leaming. 69, who died Thursday at 
New Grace Hospital, Detroit, will 4 evo Laredo hee Cactoss the bor-| 
be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the sight se “6 egg eg of - Be ipe atlier this week, Mexi- 
coy — — Sug ‘Lankton |°22 can officials said they were in cus- 
[of the First Presbyterian Church. ‘ ae ee 
| Burial will be in Lakeside Ceme- i. 
tery, Holly. ast “Shlafrock Ledeen and 
brott Push \Justice Department to decide if 
ee Seaee se — | they actually are naturalized citi- 
Surviving are his wife, Lacy; one zens of the United States as they} 
son, Jobn of East Lansing, and “im. Mexico tried to expel them) 
two brothers, Hugh Leaming of — ag a 
New York City and Mr. Fushour. ‘tion laws, but U. S. immigration, 1 oe _— *jauthorities refused them entry. 
| .Mexican officials also accuse’ 
MRs, RUTH PARKER them: of being: part of & grag re 
_ LAPEER—Service for Mrs. Ruth|nancing Communist activity. in 
Parker, 67, of 6003 Bowers Rd.,| Mexico. . 4 
who died thursday at William 
Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, |   
  
  
       
            
     
    
   
     
   
   
      
     
   
    
    
     
   
    
         
      
   
     
             
   
             
   
     
     
        
          
   
   
      
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al al Oil Co. from 1912 until his re- 7. 
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Mr. Leaming had made his home Samuel Novick are waiting for the ; 
    ‘will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday 
lat Muir Brothers Funeral Home. | 
Officiating will be the Rev. Frank    Has “Fresh-Cleaned” 
   cleaning they deserve. |e in Mount Hope Cemetery, La-|   
and SHIRT county, she spent the last 20 years 
GRESHAM CLEANERS LAUNDRY gene are one son, Daryl of | from — _ peer. 
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r 605 Oakland Ave. ‘Branch 5 Oakhill FEE 4-2579  Jfand Mrs. Doris Seeley of Birming- Exclusive-Wallpaper-—-ff- 
Open Monday Thru Saturday 7 A. M. to 8 P.M. ‘yee ; 1 —_and Paint Store, 
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“Bomb scares” in school houses - 
aren't quite as funny as they were. 
At least they aren’t in Belleville. 
+t SR 
Justice of the Peace, Harry A. 
Agge, just Sent two “pranksters” 
to the local pokey where they can 
spend the next thirty days rumi-~ 
nating on the ways.of transgres- 
~ sors. Then upon the payment of 
a fine of a hundred dollars apiece, 
they will be released. If they 
don’t pay, that will be quite all 
right with Justice Agge. The iron 
doors will simply elank shut again 
and they can spend an additional 
thirty days thinking it all over in 
a little more detail. 
That isn’t a very enviable way to 
live the next few weeks; but Justice 
Accs has had enough of these “fun 
loving” youngsters who make 4a- 
mockery of discipline. 
I applaud the justice. 
~——HE ates a straight “A.” 
Je? Ee 
Everyone loves jokes and humor. 
They are a definite part of life and 
a necessary and leavening influence. 
However, when “humor” denies the 
rights of society in general, it ceases 
to be humor. It’s merely unwar- 
ranted. .encroachment.. upon the 
freedom guaranteed other peoples. 
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We're far enough behind in our 
general educational program these 
days without sacrificing a full day 
unnecessarily for 200 pupils. 
We're trailing Russia as it is in 
many educational aspects and our 
_ objective is to gain back lost 
ground instead of losing further 
because some misguided young 
men lack a sense of normal 
decency. ; 
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Tampering with the schools must 
of it right here in Pontiac, and The 
Press is watchifg patiently for the 
__authorities to come up with the 
guiity parties and invoke the law. 
This nation needs more justice 
—s cE ey nae atone NaS eT BO 
More Names eee 
Last week in praising the fine 
work of the panels that assist the 
' Pontiac Area United Fund, we 
named the individuals. 
This list was provided by the 
United Fund office. Now I find 
they left out no less than a dozen . 
and so twelve fine people have gone- 
unmentioned. I am very happy to . 
add the unsung group. . 
2 Re. ® 
Here they are: 
Noyce Strait 
Harvey Johns 
Harry Vernon 
Enoch Eley 
John Fitzgerald — 
- Felix Ballard = 
Jack Bell | 
Marjory Gates 
Owen O'Neill 
ro. ae “To this ‘honored group: a low bow — 
and loud — 
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Entered at Port Office. Pontiac, as second clans matter .   
  
eee Press te entities enctusively to the ase of ait news alors mes ‘pn thie -aentonper as szrpubtltion ae “i AP news dispatch 
acomb. a: and 
here in 
Mr States 
in ee 2a Justice Acts in 
' Case of “Bomb Scares” 
. off. 
eee eel 2) -when ‘they: involve large firms in the © Reeoet 
To the office of the Pontiac Area 
United Fund: the Bronx chert ee 
a request to get on the ball.- 
And in Conclusion . os ok 
An excited and vocal television 
audierice at the C. E. Wingon party 
at The Bloomfield Hills Country 
Club watched the Lions. win the play- 
About 75 crowded around an 
elevated screen and yelled as though 
they were in Frisco. The crowd rep- 
resented a fair share of the Lions’ — 
" SUMMERFIELD looking so well. Psaw | 
him a re. ago in the hospital 4 
        Backs, Seeetary bt: 1e 
another distinguished guest at the 
Wizson soiree. ~ Ve 
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One of the keenest observers ef . 
» the Rese Bow! game will-be our 
own Bob-€ritchfield who grad-. 
uated from Ohio State.......... - 
And speaking of the Critchfields, 
Helen looked mighty. spiffy at ihe 
~Wilesen affair.......... Bill 
Ewart says the current Oakland 
County Board of Supervisors is 
a group of very earnest, capable 
meme. .5.2... ..Our own ‘Mike 
Jordan has dropped from a-gross— 
tonnage of 223 to 198 and has a 
syiphiike objective of 185 by 
March 20th..i....... When Ava 
Gardner made her flying trip to 
this country, a pal of mine had 
dinner with her and he says when 
Ava decides to turn it on, things 
pop all over the place. 
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Overheard at the City Club: “‘He’s 
one of those men that’s afraid to go 
home after the office Christmas 
Es Vicks 1 0 xcs Personal nomina- 
~ tion for one of the staunchest citi- 
’* gens in this ared: Dave Levinson 
stop. We have had some evidence panes os is And who knows a more. 
congenial and smiling soul than 
debonair “Bup” 
Bingo is legal in New Jersey and so 
many special bus loads leave New 
York to play, Gotham may make it 
a ee Dept. of Cheers and   
~~ Jeers: the “C's Oakland County's own Tom Tracy; the J’s— Football 
—HaroLp A. FITZGERALD 
  ‘Outside Antitrust Law’ 
Hits Steel Control MSU Economist Reports. 
‘on Joint Subsidiaries 
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (AP)—Joint sub-   
- gidiaries in the steel industry may call 
for antitrust action, a Michigan State 
University economic expert said today. 
Dr. Daniel R. Fusfeld said his findings, 
- never before published or otherwise avail- 
able to the public, showed there appar- 
ently is more concentrated control in the 
industry than was generally believed. 
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The MSU researcher made his report 
in a paper prepared for delivery before 
_ the American Economic Association, His 
. paper was selected as the best in an open 
competition conducted wes the associa- 
tion. < 
The control, he said, takes the 
form of jointly-owned subsidiaries 
which are outside antitrust laws. 
Fusfeld said he found 70 jointly-owned ._! 
subsidlaries—companies controlled by two 
or more parents companies—in the iron 
and steel industry. He said these were 
about twice as many as were thought 
to exist. 
“Present antitrust policies poe 
joint pe one l gap be given 
serious »” he said. “The 
‘Department of Justice has opposed 
mer, companies in the two. in- 
te but has not questioned 
the merger that the groups of ‘joint ’ 
subsidiaries represent. 
“If we are committed to a policy of . 
competition in the American economy, - 
quasi-mergets like joint - subsidiaries 
should immediately by suspect, especial- 
same industry.” 
Dr. Fusfeld said dee are {wo 
“clearly defined” interest groups of 
major producers in the’ Late and steel   
| Ps 
‘ was 
made Mere 
hospitals an 
but the best qualifiee 
to superintend the nursing of woun: low a oie aaa a xs srts Peo Seer au aw y, socia yatat ngland when nursing _ 
comands tion fit only for disreputable women, she 
traveled abroad, studying the methods of 
y sisterhoods. Thus she was no rémantic idealist 
woman in oe when the government asked her 
ed _soldiers-in-the Crimea, — Doing 
actual nursing herself as well as-spending unbelievable hours on adminis- 
  
Days of All Faiths |   _ trative were, she became an inspiration and a Jegend. 
Thomas: a Becket Frees Church 
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER 
In the narrow sense, St. Thomas 
a Becket died for a political theory, - 
and he was on the wrong side at 
that. 
gave his life to free the Church 
from domination by the state. His 
death brought-to a ‘head ‘the long 
struggle between king and Church _ 
in England, and because of him the 
Church won out. But in the larger —yiew he- swept over England at this brutal 
murder of an archbishop in his 
cathedral. Henry now. had the en- 
tire -populace against him. Far 
from eliminating his opposition,he— 
had lost the batfle for himself and 
his successors, Only 45 years later King John 
I was forced to sign the Magna 
Charta, which begins with fhe 
statement “The Chureh of Eng- 
land shall be free.” 
  (Copyright, 1957) 
DrW iIitam Brady dave     
Does Rheumatiz Attack — 
eet mae arian tom On yy Low-Bred Persons? Henry I! was king. The two had 
been the closest of friends. 
became vacant, in 1162, Henry in- 
sisted that his friend take it over. 
He was ordained priest on June 1 — 
and bishop two days later. 
Becket had tried his best to talk | 
the king out of this appointment. He 
knew it would be the end of their 
prvieh Fig The first thing that an- 
ister, on the ground that the Arch- 
bishop and the Prime Minister fre- 
quently represented — in- 
involved. The _ real >. issue - was 
        
      > $0 Mauch Un tee Sone Maen “On ihe subject of arthritis you 
wrote: “If any reader be low-bred 
enough to have physical degener- 
who have a notion that “arthritis” 
: is for us snobs and rheumatism is 
for washerwomen and day labor- Case Raises st a : Paychplogist: ers. 
you. 
“Son has had colitis since he © 
' —wag 15° His wife is going to have 
a baby soon. Is colitis inherited? 
‘Mrs. R. TO" ae 
bnewer—Ne. 8 yen end ew 
enh sey it Meeeoaenee oo 
on eee 
oto ing Sun). Do you stil 
somersaults? (E. : Ww. 8.) 
  Oe ee ee children 
0. TF aye = 
Answer—The kids were tucky 
in choosing such sensible par- 
ents. 
letters, not more than one page 
to personal | ‘They Don’t Reew- 
eatl6. The —   
  
gers of Wrong’ 
‘Airlines Sing 
Different Tune 
tle attention in the offices of the 
airplane companies. For a while... 
they didn't care whether you flew 
with them or not. Now they actual- 
ly seem anxious. 
Flighter 
         
     
        
     
         
              
  
  
butcher 
ing bill guilty.   
. In View. of the News.   
—= Soviet M ilitary Cut Stirs 
No Alarm in Washington 
armed forces. will not cause any 
such a step, in ling with an an- 
nounced 1956 reduction a: troops. 
In May of that year, tee Soviet 
government said it planed to 
ent the arnied forces by 1,200,000 
men by May 1, 1967. Last Jas- 
  
‘But the United ‘States and other 
western powers have no actual evi- 
It is believed that today there 
are 6,500,000 men under arms in 
ee 
Mere iso way of acertaning 
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Gives Medical Facts of Biblical Sarah and Hannah 
see that I'm only ‘trying. to help and Rachel were probably just 
like Laura, who lacked the 
- simple medical facts offered 
‘below. Por we have learned 
some new data about preg- 
nancy in the past few years. - 
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newspaper to release this vital - 
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Were going to have a baby. . 
This procedure often works if 
both husband and wife have no or- 
       
        
   
  
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dentally fel) awake. Thé-Como show was also|"*" nicknamed, “Have Stool. Will Sing.” Como,| 
somebody said, sleeps a half hour before the 
show,” and 20 minutes during.” 
= “Hollywood macabre humor”—mostly une 
see spread through’ the land. ~ oi 
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      : ‘Hal Block said Carmen had gone on @ diet and found Sugar 
“pon-flattening.” Henny Youngman took note of “18,000 
           
         
       
   
                 
       
         
       
     
  
    
  
  
          
  
      
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So eee ey oe eee sins «8s" Chattanooga Judge Denies +. «Tt Is.Our waiter at Mike Todd's _Sincerest Wish ~~ 3 Taking howincame pee “A certain governor's got Little Rocks in his head,” said | That the New Year] Eimer Rellly, and Lee Segall asked,.“You hear about-the Texan} Will. Bring, Health and} euininiiegs: who went to Europe it-4to-save4 | Happiness to One and | ~ Money.” Elsa Martinell, the Italian countess and picture medi i Lat Us All Strive t learned all about baseball during the World Series, sf All... s ive } defined a home run: “When |] Toward a Better Future } . de ball goes where de people $ sit, den dat’s good.” - oo : 
The tasigne of : ; i ~ 
After the Albert ' Anastacia newt be had wr knewiadenl Seund Protection | A N Ww Ex ting slaughter came the -barber- defendant : j shop ag such me “Shave Sd rn he co ee > e : Cl 
a Haircut, Bang, g!” | - ' NSU i : A girl singer came along with 3. That he acknowledged his , a RANCE — 
7 ng et ag saw. oe | M- ste Vove - [Bvening Phone MI 6.2973 | VAN BOREN “Nobody's brow furrows like, ¥y ry «! Edward R. Murrow's’ . . . Mamie Van Doren said kids get! . , ' , ; to be 16 now before they know “damn” and “commercial” are Sees: 3 two words. i ; 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Actor Fred Clark, now on Bway § i By 
| in “Romanoff and Juliet,” says, “I've been appearing on so ve : Bae | many TV panel shows I don't recognize myself when I'm © ] re ie | * > : | standing up.” > : ae 
..._.____ Jack Carson rejected a Las Vegas cafe booking, in wit. be a a a 
would have followed Joe E. Lewis. “It's tough enough playing - ; | ‘after. a great act in the cafe,” said Carson, “but who can fol- | : , low him at the crap tables!” That's earl, brother. i | a ern 1957) ; 3 
Ne School Pemit_fasarane Mai _AGAT HA i —— +4  |Gets Fiery . Aid 
Tops Building List in Making Sale ____A permit for a $450,000 one-story, — ees ig 
school st $0 Frankie. Rd. was MONROE =A radiator x6 
send recent by Cort Fr AR, Fen] Saas Sas wasting. -ener cs ; tiac’s building inspector. marked to Insurance salesman: ; oe : ‘ se eee g RT PS a ALPE DE ae RG tT > eg 
   $20,000 medical office of Dr. J..R. : | 
Blakeslee at 441 E. Pike St. | Prous Sroun@ Bere: I deat : ’ 3 ee 4 * * * ~ S68 se ve i : ee 
Others ware: He by ‘ Pe A $4,000 refinishing of an existing] open emt’ ire beam : “ ae . building at 896 Joslyn Ave. to be! siieg » pte : 
used as a dry cleaning store: ‘The ee * ‘he blaze through the shop 
Four 
Sue Sie FREEZERS - DISHWASHERS | -. Saree 9 
EVERYTHING MUST GO!!! || — | Tha rsday 
           
   
          
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A $7,000 one-story addition to the My BIGGER | ; YMCA at 131 Mt. Clemens St, the WASH     kelly a RCA VICTOR COLOR TV yp an uary 2 nd Wes el 
ane , STO ieee ‘Our Lowest. Price Ever A9S™ : - Se ne   
About one-half of the Presidents 
of the U.S, have been college grad- 
    
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x on SAVING ‘CERTIFICATES — 
\ Deposit your ‘surplus savings’ or edad: - 
A. ment savings’ at any one of our 9 con. 
\E# veniefit banking offices. ; 
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  da lew Start” Allentown Pepnsylvania, to make a speech 
oe he drepped inte ‘office just 
10:09 A.M, Sunday oe ed 
      
peopl Challenge 
| ‘The Oakland County Youth Pek) : 
         
    “Wonly God and you,” I anid, But 1 pee 3 Hlewship Christmas Rally will be 
[held at 7:30 tonight in the Salva-| ‘feem to make much of an impression on him 
> gatond day I was getting ready to drive to Citadel, 29 W. Lawrenee} 
   
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   He kept his promise, we get @ Alda, f wie ey 
the _jand we started back to New York. It was a beautiful moo 
l ce yrsaeelp hie ew elmeliee! anny aw oshaagtrepaneaedys oie Soman Sl; TRINIT Y sixth chapter of St. John. now freed his. pro: and began agein me ab 
‘lsat NUR CN | eaaata apres aati himself, that he was so mixed pp, that he couldn't get hold of ne ee 501} MT, CLEMENS STREET .An award will be. given. the himself, and.¢o op, and so on—the same old atory like a record Ralph C. Claus: Pastor | H. Howisen, Paster th the best atten needie stuck in @ groove. ie AME 
STS eae ei aa ey had beard the story a goed ‘many times. -We ad-made*} ay a 
Sie tw in the law of the| corrective | but he wouldn't do anything about a 
CENTRAL he shall be like a tree| himself. Se frankly, I was getting a little tired of listening. ee 
CHRISTIAN bringeth - nag abo eyo a8 Tt was abdut midnight when we came to a roadside diner, ee . 
CHURCH son; his leaf glso shall not wither; \We stopped and went in for hamburgers and coffee. They : ’ i 
aa he doeth shall, were good and we ordered a segond round. Bill was just about) “Ye: shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling © Mariow of Holly, Janet Groves of M1 Astor St, | 
G. W. GIBSON, Minister to bite into his second hamburger when suddenly he stopped,| clothes, lying in a manger.” Children of the Rachel Ramscy of 10 N. East Blvd, and Donald 
FE 40239 47 N. Saginaw bounced the sandwich down on his plate afid shouted, “I’ve| Junior Church presented “The Christmas Crabtree of Garkston. The baby in the manger 
| Bible School . ..... 9:45 A.M. CHURCH OF THE got it! I’ve got iti” “Story” Suhday evening in the First Church is Robbin Killian, whose parents are Mr. ee 
Morning Worship ...1100A.M: 11 GOOD SAMARITAN | “What have you got?” I asked, startled. of Ga, N. East Bivd. — are = left Mrs. Ervin Killian of 117 Cadillac = 5% . : 
ey + cove $00. ut | 988 Auborn. DAV. Hal ~ oom “T've got the answer to ee ie is » The rea- | 1 ce 
Grecia thee” i M11 ‘Heating Service 7 P.M. son everything goes wrong me use I am wrong | : 
Prayer Meeting ine | __ Service 7135, M. | myself, I'm all messed up inside heoause my thourhts are all Stud ents to. Paricinals Special Serie " BLOOMFIELD 5 Study Wednesday, 7)50 P.M. | Glenn Cooley, sntther | Wrong, How do we fix this?” | a 
fe Sr was exeilly jmpressed by Burs sharp intent, par r wali St. Andrew’ Ss Services | egeee take @ Teherent “We don’t fix it, but we're going to call on someone who. ; : 
      
   
   
    
     
     
        FIRST METHODIST South Saginaw at Judson 
10:00 A.M. Sunday Worship Service . 
STUDENT RECOGNITION SUNDAY 
11:15 A. M.C M, Church School 
4:30 0 PM. HOLIDAY SOCIABLE    can.” I took him outside and we stood by the ear. “Let's do 
some praying,” I suggested. “You pray.” 
PRAYER EFFECTIVE 
I can see him now, saying very.simply and sincerely, “Lord, | 
I see my trouble. I'm wrong on the ingide, I ask you to make! 
me right, because I can't make myself right.” That was his 
prayer, and it was effective,.as subsequent events proved. 
God helped him right then and there, becaese all the way 
back to New York, he acted like a changed man, He talked, 
quietly and intelligently. | enjoyed being with him for the 
first time im weeks. I became hopeful that something had 
really happened to him, and tt had for certain,: 
That was almost twenty years age and today that man is     
   -Paul T. Hart, Pastor 
and Departments for All Ages     
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  drew's will be galled upon te lead REV. HUGH C. WHITE happy, useful and respected. He has learned how to make eee CHURCH ¢ OF CHRIST things go right. Right thinking and spiritual renewal made 
1100 North Pocry 8 Perry Street this possible. Raat Welcomes All Visitors! 4 is Be a opie et ot one year and another is about . ‘ern te $i8y- ia Uh Wate ecsses ey 4 a! rt e ist to begin the attmept to un- 
a hy pee ie ate ae Wednesday Evening Service . 7:30P.M. |you gach oper sy yourself, then the process of rehabilitation 
_ |... STARTING SUNDAY, JAN. 5th Jem “EVENING SERVICES WILL BE |," ##™ iefeased assurance that things ‘may ee right itor you in 1958, since most of our failures are within, start HELD AT 6:00 P.M. : yoy seeking to know and really find yourself. This will give you| the Psalm reading, to read the 
       = insight into the inner blocks and conflicts that now jyour full effectiveness. The next step after that might well   
usher, frustrate! Bible, sing in the     
Welton Bivd., 1 ' Invites You! 
Rev. David Mortensen, Pastor Marimont Baptist Church 
Meni Worship, 11 A. M, Sunday School, 10 A. M, 
_ Youth Hour, 6:30 P.M. Evening Service, 7:30 P.M. 
Sees Block Of Baldwin. be a spiritual change. Bring God more conipletely into your \thinking. In so doing you will bring your life inte that har- ‘mony that will enable you to make a splendid new beginning 
in the new year. 
woo es     
   
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tative of the ° “Church of the 
Nazarene. 
    
    
  
  
“COMPASS POINTS” 
“Dr. Milton B. Bonk, Preaching 
  (BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A.M.) Central Methodist, Rev. Milton M, Bank, O. D., Minister Calvin @. Bice, BB, Asst 
MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 A.M. Fay. Ellen Hanson will play the 
organ offertory numbers. 
  
        
    
                   
  
    
9:60 P.M. amen 
- Bethany Taptst ‘Chureh 
    
    
West Huron at Mark Street 
DR. JOSEPH IRVINE CHAPMAN, Pastor 
with St ts join 
Tuesdays-Watch Night Sertles : 
“An American Baptist: Convention Church” 
  
  
  
  rEeRagy M. WALLEY Jr., Minister of Education 
Two Wi 700 A. M, and 11:00 A. M. 
; Sermon: “FO DOES THE FUTURE BELONG?” 
11:00 A. M.—Dedica Babies 
   
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         \of the Nazarene will fe the F on, "_said._the- 
-and “Mrs. Earl Morgan, mission- 
laries home on futlough from Italy, /PTesident. 
2 go gee ghia ng gp * The Rev. Mr. Morgan went tolto thyself, and bear wi   
    
  
  
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  “Mayor wien, W. palin ander 
ed nid te ee ee gr oe hee. teachers, 
McColl, of First Christian roo 225 Placed on Sale Religious Stamp 
New Issue Marks 300th 
Anniversa 
     ne Paeeek one PONE ote: 
F hah wag   
| Tokyo Brpects: 
4,500 for Church 
iC, ntion in “ rn onvention in ‘58 |. gow, a 
More than 4,500 people ‘are ex- 
pected to meet in Tokyo next sum- 
         
    
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  by the dun- ~ ee vil ¢c. ¢90 ced 1 Pastor | 
Chole at later service. unday 30 and 11.09 A. M. 
- ow te ga . 0PM 
Evening . : 
  
Worship AOAM Rev, Carl W. _Hetage, B,D. Damen 
          
  
  
  
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Nel =~ "| olde er * 
nl dio the Wer Connell ot Christan |sened remonstrance. It de Present Education, annovneed recently. jmanded that the 
* * \ |tend_to all others the Mberties 
* This assembly will be one * of ‘themse’ 2 
serve several planned for 1958 to- cele. * 2 8 
  
    
         
        
      
      
        
       
   re N cl LARKSTO ON METHODIST CHURCH 
pager boy ee School—10 and rie A A. ~M. 
ae tant 
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    Baldwin and Bunday School (all ages) Ss nee any a 
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  UNITED 
Presbyterian 
CHURCHES ees 
~—Dekiand at Cadilige~ & Aficbach. Peter 
. 1000 A. M 
11:20 A. M 
6:15 PM.   
  
Worship 
Bible School 
Youth Fellowship 
Evening Service ... 7:30P.M. 
Wed. Prever .. 7:30 P.M 
- JOSLYN AVENUE 
 Jestyn at Third Samed t. Wotkins, Paster 
Bible Schoo! .. 9:30 A. M. 
Worship . 10:45 A. M. 
Youth Fellowship 6.20 P. M 
Evening Service 7:30 P. M Wed. Night Prayer 7:30 P. M. 
AUBURN HEIGHTS 
3. Harvey MeUann, Paster 
.. 100 AM OS a 
  
I eee nee en eT RT 
‘Youth Fellowship » 6207, M. 
}-Bvening Worship .. 7:30 P. M. 
So Eee 
Evening Worship 7:90 P. M. 
Wes. Bs ga 1:90 P.M - 
cHURCH OF. TH 
ATONEMENT 
United 
ate ate 
iio B30.A.M. 
“Meraing Worship 10.45 A.M. 
*  LARELAND  ~ Witliame Lake and 
_ Maoeday Lake Reads: 
Ror F tambert, Pastor 
Bible School. .. OS0A.M | 
Moning Worship -1045 A.M 
Youth Groups == 7:00 | 
Pw Aarntdrng 6:90 PM 
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| Sein te oe ‘ r 7:30 p.m. Rev. Hawthorn, Dewalt and Loretia Smith of 37 Midway Ave., Laura Yager. of 
Ave. and Susan Brown of 400 E. Wilson Ave. The children ¢ 
ground representing the shepherds’ sheep are (left to 
Gray of 785 Meirose Ave., Robbin Underwood of Balbea 
Brenda deckson of 4 N. Astor St   
  
  
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ss cihahiaia cot clea shi Tribulation worketh patience; | 
let him-deny himself, and take Se oa and e% | 
  his cross daily, and follow me. . perience, hape 
  
REVIVAL NIGHTLY (Except Monday) 
sVARys SATURDAY, DEC. 28th, 7:00 P, M. with Rev. jimmy Jimmy Tonkersbey and Wile, , Teuas 
Tuesday, Dec. 31st, WATCHNICHT SERVICE 
Church Phone FE 5-8361 
Bishop L.A. Parent — 
Poster Res. OL. 2-4751       
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    New Lecation — 576 Orchard Lake Ye 
i] , Spesking....$:30 & 7:38 BP. Ne ect 
  
  
    
  
Rev. W. £. Makes, Asé't Poster . ; 
9:45 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 
Classes for All Ages 
10:45 A, M.-—-MORNING WORSHIP 
“WHAT IS THE CHURCH?” 
7:00 P. M.—EVENING SERVICES 
“GIVE ME THIS WATER” - 
Rev. W. EB. Makes. Asst: Pastor 
speaking at both services. 
  _FIRST_BAPTIST_CHURCH Oakland and Saginow 
Pantiee, Michigan CHURCH af CHRIST #? LAPAYETTE 
sttend these thoes servions. | 6:00 P.M, 
of Pentecasgy Ats, tnd S + see 
  
  
  
WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH | 
Andersonville en 
  
  
  
    
    
  
Geet Sendg Seek TL GAS. be. BOMBAY SCHOOL Rally . « » 945 A.M. phy golly aspgee   
210 North Perry Street 
at 19 Milbourne Place 
scemktininmiamamaammmeiantal “ 
Rev. Wesley C. Wibley, 6:45 P.M. . Your 
_ Pastor : 7:30 P. M. EVENING WORSHIP 
fF dood ! “Looking Forward” 
P : WEDNESDAY—?:90 P. M,: PRAYER and BIBLE HOUR 
Tae, © We eeedieliy Invite you to worship with us   
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  s Arrangements of yellow and The bride was graduated 
white chrysanthemums banked from, Mercy College, Detroit, 
    O'Leary and Robert Lee Wil- from Wayne State University. matching h 
™_ ‘The couple .  Cheteteeneed E: _ __Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary _ a . __ holly. 
- of Hemlock are parents of the ; 
bride, and the bridegroom is a 2 
the son of Mrs. Alice Wilson 
of Bloomfield Terrace. 
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_ . The bride’s gown was fash- 
joned_with .a—Chantilly lace 
bodice, portrait neckline and. 
pointed sleeves. The bouffant 
; skirt of silk mist featured a* 
self-shirred cummerbund with 
bustle-bow back falling into a 
chapel train. An imgorted silk 
illusion veil fell from a Juliet 
cap of matching lace and silk. 
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frocks featured boat necklines, 
princess line skirts with Em- ; 
pire waistlines and floating 
back panels. They wore white F 
fur headpieces and carried 
white fur muffs accented with   
  = roses. 
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| aes Byrant—Wilson of Saginaw 
acted as his brother's best 
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  man, The guests were seated a , -— 
naw, Jack ‘Tibbs of Manitec °° MRS. EUCEN naw, Jac! ou . etre . EUGENE N. RUSSEL eee ee 
A buffet dinner was held at 
| Ma iaides tone te meus to Eugene Neil Russell. naw Gun Club was the setting 
pei guests the ae * Red poinsettias banked the fingertip veil of French illusion 
mother chose a Dior blue dress __2ltar of St. Michael Catholic wag held’ in place by a seed- . The ‘Church for the 11 a.m. wed- pearl and sequin crown. ‘The ’s mother wore a ‘if today of Karine Margaret bridal bouquet was a cascade 
inkhamer and Eugene Neil arrangement of red roses. | dark blue dress with a corsage ‘KI + fi Russell. The Rev. Michael J. | For traveling to Florida 
a red wool sheath dress and = Suests. man of Wyandotte, 
.pinned an orchid from her . Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Klink.  >ridesmaitls bridal bouquet to her fur cape. © hamer of Thorpe street aré AR Bay oe 
- the bride's parents. The bride- 
Clean Up Ashtrays - 
A room filled with- stale air 
is annoying and tiring. Particu- The bride wore a princess 
larly irritating is stale tobac- style gown of peat de soie necklines, Mae Russell of Lansing. 
° co odor. One way to avoid featuring a scoop neckline with hacks, and sleeves - Wilson, son gown oF PEAU DE sOIE. 
of Mrs. __& gowmof white peau de sole 
Alice Wilson. bi the Setia'y epice for her 
. Mary O'Leary Becomes , siecle 
_ Bride of Robert L. Wilson bah “Margaret 
the altar of St. Mary Catholic The: bridegroom is a graduate. toi with fitted : nlock, for the wed- = of Eastern Michigan College, male 
ding today.of Mary Danevieve-and- has a master’s degree ang bell skirts. 
hats 
Mr. and Mrs. 
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Mae Russell. 
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‘groom is the son of Mrs. Dora ee oe 
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News of Area Folk Marcia J. Smith; daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. 
has been se- 
lected by the 
Experiment in 
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Living to 
spend the 
summer of 
1958 in Swit- 
zeriand, 
She is a 
graduste of 
Waterford. 
High School * 
and is now fh MARCIA 
her junior year at Western Smith. of Elizabeth Lake road, 
. Michigan University, Kalama- 
zoo. She ig studying secondary 
education, majoring in art. 
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rolled at Marquette University, served 
Milwaukee, are Louise D. Ploe man, 
  
     
   
        
      
       
         
     
               
         
           
     
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the Rev. and 
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June 15 for Europe, where she 
will telivel with a group of 
Experimenters and will also 
spend some time living with 
a_French family in Switzer- 
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* *.* DINNER AND RECEPTION Karine Klinkhamer. Wed co campus Marcia has been 4 
Chub, 
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man W. Wisdom, son of Mr. 
and Mrs.. Sam B. Wisdom 
Walled Lake: He is a junior, 
-enrolied in the University 
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this is to keep ashtrays a lace insert and a molded , jet length. Back interest was —-extension work of the minis- oe emptied and Clean. A room bodice, The gown was fash-  in-a large velvet bow with hem 
: ioned with a chapel train. Her _jength streamers. : —— will_look- neater too. =. P x 
Mr. and Mrs. 
  
  monk coaches hp page og! tog ee oe Wood of permint carnations. active in the work of the 
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announce the Best man was the bride- J Dp: 
engagement | groont’s brother, Robert 3. TO Mark Birth : ‘of their Russell of J Richard nie te aad ee 
daughter, Liegh of East La 
_ Winifred . the guests. On Jas: 8 Dempecany .Frnoce 
j the home town of Joan . Shaven, CLUB RECEPTION po Bp ue beth birth. Alfred L. For a reception at Oakland pryrape of Lorraine 
Glasby, son of County Sportsman's Club, Mrs. ° wing saved France from the y> & Klinkhamer wore a silver-blue sa - 
Mrs. Beatrice silk sheath dress with winter British, and whose story has Glasby of white accessories and a cor- bomn becelat art meee 
Saginaw. and prt ee ae ee reiten tale wit Domre- 
the late Alfred sell's choice was a mink brown  ™Y the house in which Joan ; . was born, the garden in Glasby. Miss crepe sheath dress with heard the yoices led 
Wood attend- brown accessories, and a she ; : i‘ 
- sage of sweetheart roses a ee 
Bie pel white carnations. won 
her ‘fiance is Before. leaving on a trip to 
a graduateof- Chicago the new Mrs. Russell 
i 4 had changed to a brown tweed Ferris Insti- suit with brown and azure blue 
tute. An early ee : 
Spring wed- ae e will live in East vention of Blindness, | gee wed. “Whnaing walle the bridegroom " comapetent help ie nist, teed completes work for a master’s ; 
planned. = Ge “ degree. ot Michigan State Un. 
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_ mingham. The couple will live in Oak — Symons, 
daughter of 
_Richard D. ~ Bergesen, son 
of Mr. and 
       
    Richard Bergesen Takes 
Janet Symons .as Bride — 
Sixty _ guests witnessed the witha corsage of pink or- . chids. 
J Before leaving on a trip to 
ard Dale Bergesen. The Rev. Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the Robert S. Graham performed — bride had changed to a brown — 
the touble-ring ceremony in. tweed two - piece dress with 
‘Mr. and Mrs. Dorval D, Sy- Park.      
     
         
   
   
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the Dorval D., a 
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Guatemala to Try Again (See 
on Presidential Election GUATEMALA  — Guatemala 
. makes another. try. at regaining 
political stability in elections Jan. 
19, but a split between the mod- 
erates and the Conservatives may 
open the back door: to an active 
the vote count 
Once .communism’s beachhead in Central pee oe this: strategi- 
political ferment sifice the. assas- 
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out. the Communists in- a’ 1954 
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for moderate Miguel Ortiz Passa- 
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Now Guatemala will try again 
to elect a -president, Ydigoras 
again is on the ballot represent- 
ing the Conservative _ interests. 
‘The MDN has put up Lt. Col. Jose 
‘Luis Cruz Salazar, former am- 
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| Col. J. E, Ardon, former — 
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lrunning.as_a-lone wolf with. negli- 
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unknown may. siphon off even 
more anti-Communist votes from) 
‘any united front. 
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‘elections. ‘ 
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Revolutionary party. 
| Observers doubt that any of the 
| major candidates can gain~ the 
: necessary majority. This would 
  leave Congress a choice between 
po ceflbe rece: OBerec once rs +. sdhpebt.s-cockbie. [the tworfromt-aunners. 
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Bil Limiting Hirao. 
by Government Eyed WASHINGTON Ui—Rep. Jensen 
{R-lowa) said today he would ask 
Congress to impose the “Jensen 
rider’’ on every appropriation bill) 
Next year in a move to cut govern- 
» ‘Ment personnel by 10 per cont, 
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again in 1953. It limited the power 
of any agency of the government 
to fill vacancies until personnel in 
the department fell below 90 per 
of every four vacancies. Jensen's 
hew proposal would allow one cut; 
  of every three waeancles to Be} 
filled. : 
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“By this method alone,’ ” they 
said in an interview, 
save upwards of 500 sallioes ‘dal. 
lars in payroll and related costs) 
alone without hurting anything. 
Nobody gets fired, tg my 
tider applies only to vacancies.” es 
—€aliforniar Raises*Pay— 
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Gov. 
Goodwin Knight announced yes- 
terday he would provide funds in 
his 1958-59 budget for @ 3-per céent 
_ falary increase for 80,000. state 
employes at a cost of $10,155,000. 
The California State Employes   
Tx” Oa eee s 
  5 per cent. 
Here IS a 
Credit Union 
for YOU! aie ott 
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  A New Year’ 5 Memage 
  
pe Tet us aera ha nanan azar Wad, call forth its. ae - 
power, build up its institutions, promote all its great 
interests, and see whether we also, in our day and . 
generation, may not petform =~ to be remem-. 
nent, 
~ Daniel ier 
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‘BUSIN ESS ETHICS. BOARD 
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‘For Your Dancing Pleasure 
"Western aa “Now 
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   “LOUVERED Wall. — Tull Canine ih ti nich’ bedaens-iek Ges Wiis Pentiae Press Phetes 
Proutt home on Maceday drive. An unusual construction detail, this wall allows ak GAL Mista ceaibeglincia he 0. camine cal tenuate ce fre circulation of sir and provides a title etre tight for an etherwiee dark edract 
Sse aie ae 
REMODELED FARMHOUSE — ie: and tie. George Souter remodeled an 
old farmhouse.ghat has stood on Metamora ‘road for about a century. This fireplace 
was the only thing left in the interior before remodeling was begun. With Bplit . 
Tocks from the property it was made-a little deeper. The -frame around the fire 
opening is green marble. Made of slate, the hearth is only two inches high. After 
BALOONY. ViIW — ‘The new hime bf Mr. ssh Mn £40A A: Reptinsen Wichcay 
court has an operi balcony above the living room. This picture shows a sweeping . 
view of he ing and ig ems, The to eling Is bee, Pek eyes 
# built-in drawers. The Proutt house was featured in the Hone Section on March 9. 
GRACIOUS STAIRWAY — We remember 
with pleasure this beautiful curving stairway in 
the Southern Colonial home of the Henry W. 
Axfords on North Rochester road. The dado and 
woodwork are painted white while the hand rail 
PEGBOARD CUPBOARDS — Interesting use 
of pegboard for cupboard doors is a feature of 
the kitchen in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. 
building in capboards and bookshelves the Souters gave the entire wall a coat of 
white paint to contrast with the gray green of the other three walls. The room is 
charming with its comfortable chairs and conveniently placed little tables. The 
Souter home was featured October 26. 
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ie used to pemel the one Wall! At the right a lute phisageway lesa’ trom. the ISLAND STOVE “ Mrs. Fred Houghton of at the rear to the basement level where 
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Valade on Liverncis road. The walls below are covered with plastic brick. 
shown on April 6. This home was 
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ROSE HILL REALTY 0. 19470 Grand River KE 2-9060 For new home projects in Northwest 
Detroit and Pontiac area. High . 
commissions and excellent ate 
  
  
  
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Open Monday and Friday "til 9 “52.GAL. ELECTRIC 
is | ee $5.00 tlhe. 
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Tile Cement 
‘Stainproof SETS Pn Circ tetaer conesting w kas cidentally is sunken one step be- |clean, vertical board “and batten 
residential at $507,-|ing home decorators. low the level of the rest of the 
17 per cent; heavy| Superficial ornamentation on pees the ry sunpe: fg ows Brick veneer frames the living 
at: $207,423,000, up Bix! is being discarded ‘and hand raised gs room ss 
total construction at : : lifferent rear dining .porch 
down seven bed gems screened from floor to ceiling; its 
as ‘ pet cent.|aneling patterns now “form the — Geet te - 
is tly Coden weed oe primary decorative element of a Statistics The sect at the family room 
. . + “ee footage of HW-84 terrace scored, concrete, the 
Hot Water Heat : 
    
  
    }from foodstuffs and other typicalito have other colors, They'll be,Passes back of the cabinets on one 
household items. just as permanent.” side and the appliances on. the 
Kitchen counters of real tile have) The new countertop grout, justjother. It bas a sliding door in thé 
espe- recent! 
areas, 
  
‘ORDER YOUR PORCHES NOW ‘FOR EARLY SPRING DELIVERY 
Enjoy your porch all this coming Summer. ENCLOSE YOUR PORCH with this 
new JALOUSIE WINDOWS, AWS TYPE WINDOWS or —., 
NO PAYMENT UNTIL TiL MARCH Is” o es _ : a Type 
Vouvy Extruded Aesiewe 
Combination Door   
  Down ge thd prices on nationally sdvertioed 
  
nbination Door 5 i ice ¥ 
IALOUSIE WINDOWS— AWNDIG WINDOWS. WOOD DBL. HUNG WINDOWS— = 
CASEMENT WINDOWS— nt 
    
  
             
  
  
    
     We See be the Crystol Ball That 
-- All Our Friends and Customers 
Are Going to Have a Happy and 
rrcsnetons. New, Year,     
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  at ALL AWNING!!! 
_ While Present Stock ‘Lasts! 
HEAVY ALUMINUM Sone 
. COMBINATION DOORS 
Canalive with all hardware, aluminum 
jambs, door —_ and check chain. 
Now oe Ase   
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    ; MODERN 4 
1.3 Home -: 1440 Sq, Ft. Planned Living jas 
£ Sara ae $15,500 on Your Lot. | 
| Model Located ot 2615 Walton Bivd.—Across From 
Silver tg Ppa Daily and — 2to 8 
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er - Coal Co. QR 2516 Welton Biv. 4286 Dinle Hwy. 
Across From Silver, Lake = OR 31231, 
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HEAVY OFF | SIZE DOORS ~ 
      
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You Mi ix Heating’ Units - |   
    
  
    
           Don't let iey stepé cause 
your family to take a 
nasty fall. . . protect 
them with "Ornamental 
Tron Railings. 
CONCRETE STEPS 
No Sections to Be Forced 
- Apart. by Frest or 
‘Settling 
CONCRETE 
STEP Co. NEW PLASTIC — 
  f\ Aad whay'Wt cotton to ajine wel 
| o-wall carpeting, there are no ¢x- 
Pepe Name gag ee and 
  
Hollow Walls Are Useful 
" Something new, in, plastics — a 
versatile outdoor film that can be; 
used by do-it-yourself enthusiasts 
[the walls. for heating ducts or|to build year-round sunhouses and 
pipes, plumbing and wi with | greenhouses. encloge r 
}easy access to them; ak ee en, imum air space, which provides provides doors, and feplace xlass in gar- 
good insulation in itself or gives ages and out-buildings\ — has been   
   sulating material fo be effective ibore Masr.. concern. \ 
fin extreme climates. a Ee 
i One of the unique features of the 
It's a good idea to paint the semi-rigid film, known as Sisal- 
         
  
  
  6497 Highland Read handies of yours sort tools’ the Glaze, is that it will transtvit al- puttying.. For these and other] “WE DON'T SELL EM’ same color so 100 of uit je: |Claze, @ pair of scissors, a hand\reasons it should have wide a OR 3-7715 Oe yey may get| most prem ra-yio istapler, and tools u used p Member of them back pe your neighbor|tanning rays and infra-red t a normally ‘peal for the home owner. Besides PO co. 
neprews them. jrays. Sun tan addicts now be |around the home; practically any-|the previously mentioned applica- NTIAC-OAKLAND 
- Se mgable to renew and retain the {2 - one can construct a__sun-house. | Sons ee be mers. for breeze-] REFRIGERATION ASSN. 
fing tans of summer in Warmth . atrué ways ch cabins, ry house : 
OWN YOUR OWNHOME,... [exc cocfocrs moreso ten | re 520 ® 
WITH NO 
NO MONEY DOWN. See the 
south of Auburn Road (M-59). 
buy of eli iF YOU OWN A LOT. you can 
now on display at 3390 South Rochester Road. 
top quality home on your own lot and save hundreds of dollars 
See the outstanding features which make this home the 
3 - Bedroom Ranch. Brick, 
SMITH-CRAWFORD, Inc. li 5 me, Ce *aonces | EASYBUILT HOMES _. 9 Onty 1 te Sell. See it at 212 
3390 South Rochester Rood ler Cont: Remote . OL 1-0002 Just South of Auburn Road OL 6-1226 § ‘Bene .          
    
       
    
    
     
   com: 
|Sisalkraft Corporation, the. manu-' 
ifacturers. The material is avail- 
lable in rolis 36 and 42 inches wide 
through local retail lumber dealers 
and other specialized retail outlets! 
‘throughout the country. It is 
equally adaptable for portable 
‘cabanas, - cold frames. _"wimming ee MONEY DOWN! the new Ranchaire with 
beautiful 3-bedroom model home 
just 2 blocks 
Learn how easy you may build this Winter-long 
warmth and comfort—even in the coldest and. 
| showjest of regions, are now a possibility, thanks 
, to a new plastic called Sisal-Glaze. ‘The clear-as- 
glass plastic is durable, easily applied, and will 
plenty of room for sufficient in- a ag ve dene me ge gc 8   
  suntans in 
“Winter Suntans Possible 
in: Plastic: Sun-House 
pool esiclogues, re numerous: 
buildings around the farm. 
Plans for bachelor and familiy 
size sunkouses are now avail- 
able for $1.00 from lamber 
of lees than $90.00, including 
lumber, hardware, and Sisq- 
Glaze, 
Equipped with a roll of Sisal-   
\withstand wind, impact and hail, 
will support heavy snow loads. 
pants will be able to remain’ 
wa for the material effectively: 
traps ‘the heat of the &m jn addi-! 
tion \o allowing the entrance of | 
tanning and — rays. 
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eae resorts and hos-   
     find the material ideal’ 
, Firms seeking 
. speedily 
industrial’ w arehouse | 
‘structures also will find the plas- 
itie economical and practical, 
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PRICES 
NO PAYMENTS | 
STIL NEXT YEAR. 
‘5 YEARS TO PAY, 
  WE'VE GOT to KEEP OUR CREWS BUSY! 
LOWER THAN 
EVER BEFORE! 
       
    
        
         
    
  No MONEY DOWN 
    “We'll. Fix tt With 
25% off vars 
FE 5-3759 PETE'S 
1764 Cass Lake Road ead 
   
  SLASHED SOS TS ERT NR EE rowing 7 for pants, flowers! 
‘quickly | and low cost 
a nm a ee 
| and has great strength, which 
| gives it high resistance to burst- 
| ing under blows of biunt objects. 
The sunhowse will be a relief 
‘for harried mothers, who now can | 
+ safely - place baby’s crib or play- 
‘pen in the sunhouse without bund- 
‘ling him up in ‘heavy outdoor’ 
i. However, care must be clothing. 
itaken to insure proper flow of air ‘transmit 92 per cent of the sun's rays, thus al- 
lowing healthful suntanning on any sunny winter 
day. This sunhouse, made with Sisal-Glaze, can. |print papered the walls of another; 
be built for less than. $100.00, including cost of 
geod « -ghpallpwargenes 
for the backyard sunhouse, de- —\veloped by-Easi Bilt Pattern Com- 
’ pany of Pleasantville, 
-joutdoor use over the past few 
years, Sisal-Glaze is the first thaf 
will transmit such a large percent- 
age of sunlight. yet be sufficientiv| 
rugged to stand up out of doors.’ 
‘It also does away with glass “WE SERVICE EM” 
and) 
An-| 
‘other possible use is for home) 
[gardeners — small greenhouses. 
Ss meme || will, rare a much longer’   
   
for even on cold winter days, the 
cae oe can build up to 80 or 
90 degrees. For this reason, plans 
  N.Y., in- 
\clude adjustable swing-up ventila- 
‘tors in the roof as well as other in- 
letructions on how to avoid initial 
over-exposure to the sun. 
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Although many new plastics 
have been developed for indoor-   
  
  
NEW YORK ns) — wee 
thing about your house is in   
art te   Bi 
  
The black nl white 4 
with many color accents. A black 
and white small scale medallion 
model room, while. a black couch 
and white chair continued tie colerh: 
combination 
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“The natural curtains had a paint-   
black and white scheme was furth-) 
throw pillows 22: 
* * * ‘ed black thick curtain rod, and the) - 
er-_carried—out ; in -some —6f the; - 
lamps. The accent color was greer,| 
to be found in rug, lamps and   
  
  
Other possible accent shades in-   
Gude orange, red, blue and yel-’ 
low,     
    
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Yq Mile West of Village of Commerce on Sleeth Bd. 
Open Daily and Sunday 12 Noon to 8 P. M. _|   
  
    BENJ.. 12545 Linwood Li “G et Rich Quick” 
RICH   
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A Toast to You 
‘in 1958 
The glass. turns... and Father 
Time leaves the’ scene. In sweeps 
a bright New Year, that*we Sin. ~'- 
cerely hope will- bring you and 
Tsien — YOUre “wew happiness and grave 
opportunities. 
A. Murray White 
& Associates 
BOB’S BLDG. SERVICE, ines. 
207. West Montcalm. Street. 
Pontige     
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- THE EXCLUSIVE “NORTH STAR” HOME 
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© “RANCH HOME 
Over 42 Feet Wide @ Minimum Size Lot 100x150 
©. BEATURES of the’ "NORTH STAR” 
© Alt Brick © Paved Street © Community Water Syitem 
© 5 Different Elevations.» #17" Country “Kitchen with Birch 
© 5 Bedrooms © Large Master Beiiroom with Wardrobe Closet LOCATION: © Double Sink in Kitchen—C-E Monotop Counters: ® Pull Tile Features Take US-10 
* Ook Flooring . Sage ti diye 1,050 Square Feet to M-15, M-TS, 
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“2 ai ies Saas Bets be aun PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, ist eee 
Learn What Color la SRS ALLE eee \\Aintar le Cin se a a ie aterials 
P dor and dignity in their homes. 
ment, some stateliness is in order, | 
will help you obtain a rich 
‘stately effect, These warm colors 
they're a bit heavy for bedrooms.| | 
; Brown, of one of its derivatives 
that we now popularly tag as the ; “earth Colors,” is a ap eos Se 
if you want a room appear 
wi - conservative. Too heavy 
ja te brows, though tnd yee "The BEST Howe Bay to he Wow : cause a drab effect. oe = 90-Year FHA and Ci Mortgages Available 
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[510.200 Fall Price) , “PONTIAC— j 3 BEDROOMS | as | Basement Home a. 
) -. $500 down FHA a 
3 Bedroom Ranch Home oath Se ae JOHN ‘KINZLER $400 down FHA TABLE introduced by _ tistically cut and matched to show up the natural wv Hoes we i* OPEN DAILY 1 TO 7. Danish Craftsman Col- 
. in space. Only 18” with 
KUSCHELL . mit is arrow exough to act : divider behind ‘ as a console 
Tr ease or 20 C108 Geile 6 See 000s Ss A lanes veto, 8 
people can dine comfortably. The picture frame 
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: This Is an sf fn «sorty par ald Bani ko. : 
AUTOCLAVED |" SSS es r 
Used to Clean Tile Floor cit lek ee A. of Veet os Ow tik Your Goin! 
ec 30" x6'8" 134” Ext. With Li hts Dy Stay Cooler with a new top surface of plastic- 4 ° g 2 
| SD is , _ |tinished’paneling. Some trays with : 5 
: A new roof on a house doesn’t!, rail border can be reconditioned : > 
: my oem oe ally ying 2 ect 95 eu a 8 . Z cut , or it may be 
) : . is white oF alight asiel colt: ltastined permanently ty using! | Special Sizes Made to Order — Slightly Extra 5 
BPRS gtG 1 etd i a dig wl crea cat me’ee| CE ges a as | pe ger ype | d A | ' a, 
Pressure Steam Cured | simon aes Pe came across. number of re-yt@ns, it is both decorative and fwventery ead 2 £ eee fal used to fil the|f2ted homes which his records| functional. Its baked plastic tinsh| & a i aoe rea wi rt ely ene 3 & . +. and Here’s Why an { , demeg roots. Talking with owners of thel easily cleaned. : 
AUTOCLAVED Bloc k | Hacid, | or- get] mes, ! 7 3 : 
Is a Superior Block! ‘ j 5; t 
. 4| They have been subjected | J ; z : : 
| humidity under 125 RA This produces a superior 
3| lightweight block which . 
stronger permanent! 
stabilizes the strength Jee 
4 yo i and reduces shrinkage 
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—Buy Now and Save-— Oakland County, that gives Z : 3 Aluminum Storm Sesh...... $9.95: Lot of 6 ~ Sq. Ft. Insulotion Blanket...... $3.50 9 | i be Seuet s ee hae Ae 
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adaptable to the informal American ‘suburban, 
  
'Do’s and Don'ts” 
on Using 
re Aluminum Paint 
pO; >; we aluminum paint 
ative's: Wiath wear-resistant fin- 
,\ishing material is desired that will, 
  refiect-a large amount of —light,- 
|against moisture and prevent rust. 
‘imum paint gives better adhesion   
  
  
28 E. Huron St. Ph. FE 8-0466 | 
    ithan spraying it on. 
DO -_-—¢onsider aluminum, 
interiors, dark closets, etc. 
d * * * 
| DON’T . ... make the common’ 
lynistake of using aluminam paint| 
|as a prime coat over rusty metal, 
  
  which should first be rubbed with 
  
COWEST DOWN PAYMENT YET! 
ONLY *§.5G DOWN 
we TRADE | 30-Year Mortgage 
157 of These Beautiful Homes Occupied! 
ONLY 2 LEFT! HURRY! Builder won't wait, wants them sold at once, therefore priced so 
low. New 3-bedroom brick ranch homes with sliding glass doors, 
storms and screens, over 1,000. square #?.,. built-in range and 
oven, equipped with Waste King incinerator, fofmica counter 
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  Briggs Stadium will be filled with Browns Sunday| afternoon. One of them, Coach Paul- Brown, will be 
after the Associated Press honor as National Football 
x *®* *® 
Another will be the best candidate tor “Rookie- 
fullback Jim Brown: “Coach-of-the-Year. " 
-—~of-the-Year” honors, 
The rest of the Browns will be the Cleveland team 
in its 12th championshi: 
ing for its 5th world title which will be pla 
in 13 a and shoo 
fim B BROWN SHOO-IN AS 
As it appears, Jim Brown 
  in igh eight 
ROOKIE 
looks like a sure bet to take 
rookie honors in the league, and oddly the big fullback 
credits the player he replaced, Ed Modzelewski, as the 
one who did mast to help him in his first season. + 
o mone helpful to me this year “I have found no 
than ‘Big Mo’,” 
— + knew H every ware and trick, and I was very 
  ‘of the league, Brown ran 202 times for 
as Poze Bi record of. 237 yards in one game 
ATES WET FIELD . for six months as an Army 
“Yeserve. officer after” “Because he played my 
surprised to find a veteran, 
especially since I was his 
riveree so helpful to 
Brown told Cleveland 
=aon age se 
Bfown, a 220-pounder who will go on active duty 
season ends, played his ther       
  
first pro game in his home| § 
town when the Browns 
os gy the Giants two 
His oo on who live in 
Manhasset, L. I., saw him). 
After the last game in Briggs Stadium when the Lions 
beat the Browns, Jim 
on_a slippery turf Brown admitted he has trouble 
“The Lions made it tough to run against with 
a tight line, but because I 
into the ground when I run, I found it 
— ee he said after the last Lions am accustomed to digging 
difficult be- 
Whatever the result Sunday, there is no doubt the 
Cleveland Browns under Coach Paul Brown are the 
Eastern Division champions because Jim Brown has 
been the key in the offense. 
It. could be a “Brown” afternoon for ne Lions.   
  ‘nicks Slap. Pistons:. 
- Celtics Lose Another 
With a minute to go, Chuck 
Noble and Gené Shue threw inf 
one-handers as Detroit pulled to 
122-119, but Guerin ended the 
threat by dropping in a free throw 
and adding a two-pointer after 
stealing a pass. 
George Yardiey, the NBA's jead- 
ing scorer, led the Piston scoring 
with 31 points. Teammates Sweet 
Water Clifton and Harry Gallatin 
scored 27 and 2% points, 
* * * 
Braun was high for the Knicks 
With 28 points. ; 
The victory gave New York its 
sixth straight home triumph. 
Detroit remains tied for second 
place in the NBA standings with   
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Lions will have te be cerca tn the NYL title 
game at Briggs. Stadium tomorrow.   
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iJays F Face Bentley for Title; Vikings Win   
Bentley for the championship of 
the Northwest Suburban Christmas 
Invitational] basketbal] tournament. 
Coach. Bob Watts’ Bluejays, 
turning in their mbst solid per- 
formance of the season, advanced 
te the title round with an im- 
pressive 75-53 win over Redford 
High School. 
, shooting at a torrid 48 
per cent clip, moved into the title 
game by crushing host Farming- Southfield in F inals Southfield and siebihay. wil col- 
lide for the crown next Monday 
evening at 8:30 to climax the four- 
season opener. 
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rind, bounced back te thrash 
night by a 61-40 margin, in a 
sloppy contest. : 
East Detroit, a victim of un- 
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MONEY MAN— Dick Mayer, 
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Niagara Falis, also entered the 
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more; Md., and Len Pleafants Mar- 
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Doug Ford. ~y a NY. 
    
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Gary. Hayward meshed 11 points 
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lets 32-4. Dick Branner scored 2} 
and Roy Couser tallied 12 in the 
roa triumph over the Boys’ ing scoring scramble before some 
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Southwest — Texas, State, : 1 halos done 7 ‘Mouse asd NCAA — Max Truex, Southern , Houston 
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Big Eight — Kansas. NCAA — N.Y.U. Wings. | \  |Little Brown Jug — Torpid.. = [Long Distance — *Breen. Auburndale, Mass. 92nd St. YMHA, New York ’ Retained title | 
‘= h Lions as football coach. ee, ooTosEE eset Hote rsa 23 — 
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JANUARY 1 — Iowa trounces tc 's. Reward wins Pimlico 
Oregon State, 35-19, in Rose Bow! 28 — Kansas (Jack 
Texas Christian tops Syracuse, for football, 29 — Jockey 
__ 28-77, in Cotton Bowl. _ Colorado Bobhe Martin benned trom racing — 
nips Clemson, 27-21, in Orange * hie ioe na 
Baylor Tennessee, weer 3 : 13-7, in Sugar Bowl. 2 — Gene DECEMBER 2 — Racing returns 
-,Fullmer- beats Robinson for |Tecord $73,998,563 to New York . 
middleweight title. 5 — Jack state. Chicago Cards make King 
vard debe, tootval ik tone oot bot cee 
Jordan. The Citadel hires Eddie Aggies. 3 — John Grow, Aggie 
Teague for five years, 9 — Mis- halfback, Heisman ‘Trophy. 
| 4 — White Sox deal Larry Doby Pete Elliott to coach California, and Jack Harshman to Orioles Bill Jennings takes Elliott's Ne- then trade’ Minnie Minoso to In- braska post. 18 — Houston hires dians for. Early Wynn and Al 
Hal Lahar. lowa: State gets Jim Smith, Joe ‘Brown. stops Jeny 
Myers, %1 —. Indiana signs Phil Lopes in ith, keeps lightweight 
Dickens, Washington picks Jim title. 5 — Major leagues 
Owens, 2%2—Featherweight cham- bonus rule. ¢ — pao eligece m 
pion Sandy Saddler retires. 2% -)7; Post for Harvey Haddix 
Spinney wins Santa Anita of Pascual Perez stops 
Maturity. irony Martin in third round, re- 
' FEBRUARY 3 — Joe McCarthy ward J. Neil plaque sieited bp 
and Sam Crawford named to Base- r| Basilio. Furman drops football ball Hall of Fame. 4-- Wyoming ca-|coach Homer Hobbs. Maryland 
Don Clark. 10 — Carol Heiss ns 2 Mapes Mg ce} 
and Dave Jenkins win North ae: Doddhaling’ Sete 
American figure skating _ titles. wi at Jacksonville. Pascal 2 ~ Shirkhan of Grandeur, an e vs. Texas A & M, New 
minster. 13 — Lightweight cham- lias, ‘Tex: Rice vs, Navy. 
Joe Bfown « stops Wallace renee} ae ie yee 
mith in 11 rounds at Miami iahoma vs. Duke. Rose Bowl 
to Detroit. 19 ; State. Sugar Bowl at New. “+ Yankees and Kansas City make ane: wi Seen 
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American League —~ ‘New York 
Yankees. s — Milwaukee 
Musial, St. Louis 351. American; 
_ Ted Williams, Boston .388, 
Home Runs — National: Hehry 
Aaron, Milwaukee 44. American: 
Roy Sievers, Washington 42. 
132. American: Sievers 114. 
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Bunning, Detroit (20-8) and Billy 
Pierce, Chicago (20-12). 
Little World Series — Denver 
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Dixie Series — *Houston Buffs, 
Pacific Coast — San Francisco 
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American Assn — Wichita Braves, 
Playoff: Denver. 
International — *Toronto, Playoff 
Winner: Buffalo Bisons. 
Southern Assn — *Atlanta Crack- 
Texas League — Dallas Eagles. 
Piayoff:. Houston. 
Eastern — Binghamton, Playoff: 
Reading Indians. 
South Atlantic — Augusta Tigers. 
Big Ten — Northwestern. 
Border — *Arizona, 
East ~— *Yale. 
Missouri Valley — *Bradley. 
Mountain States — Denver. 
Pacific Coast — California, — 9 
Southeast — Georgia Tech. Mountain States — Brigham 
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Pacific Coast — California. 
Southeast — Kentucky. __ 
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‘Southwest — *Southern Methodist.| gon State tied, 
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Cross-Country AAU -— John Macy, Houston. 
Team: *New York A. C. 
Atlantic — *North Carolina. 
Big Eight ~ *Kansas. 
Big Ten ~— Len Edelen, Minne- 
gota, Team: *Michigan State. 
Central — John Wardle, Western 
Michigan. Team: *Notre Dame. 
Heptagonal — Edward Sullivan, 
ICiA — Crawford Kennedy, Michi- 
    
  
  
  
      
  
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He's one of the few farmers who still utilizes the wood on his WOODEN YOU KNOW IT — A man whose “stock-in-trade” 
is obviously lumber, farmer Otto Brueggemann checks his ‘house’ 
of fire wood, sawed, split and stacked, for use during the winter. 
Brueggemann, 54, a third-generation farmer on the homestead 
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Church Planned 
for New Parish. 
St. Vincent Established 
    
RS Rochester Club Hears Harpsichords- —— 
Old Music Comes to Life 
ROCHESTER — ‘The Rochester, Mrs, Robert A. Woodrut, Mrs. Tuésday Musicale will meet at 
p.m., Jas, 9 in the home of Mr.   
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  to Serve 700 Families 
in Madison Heights 
St. 
Vincent Parish, it will serve 700 
families, 
ca * e 
The parish is bounded by 13- 
Mile,_Lineoln, John Rand. Ryan. 
in Royal Oak and Hazel Park, 
respectively. : 
Masses will be celebrated tem- 
porarily at Lamphere Elementary 
School, 13-Mile and John R, by 
the Rev. James B. Heary of the 
avithin a year on 10 acres of land 
at Gardenia and James Couzens 
highway. A school also will be 
built in. the near future, 
Church Women to Meet 
LATHRUP—The Women's Asso- 
ciation of the Community Church 
will meet at 10 a.m., Jan. 8, at 
the church, 
_ Miss Jean ‘Walter, superintend-   
ent of Child Social Welfare foritime 
spe: : 
placement and is counselor for dis- 
County.” ma 
_Devotions will be led by Mrs. Harold Nash. Members ~ Circle 
It will serve as hostesses for the 
luncheon at 12:30 p.m. - 
Church to Close Year   
be observed on Sunday at 9:30 
and Ii a.m, Special music will be 
played under the direction of guest 
conductor Robert Glick. New mem- 
bers will be received into the 
church and the coffee hour will be 
held at the close of the Ti a.m. 
service, The Rev. E. John Yuells 
  
The largest tribe of Indians in 
the United States today is the 
NavVajos with a population of about 
. 75,000 on their reservation in New 
Mexico and Arizona. + :   2 Automobiles Collide] MLARKETS at 12-Mile and Lahser 
in Southfield 
injured at 9:55 last night in a and Mrs. Henry W. Axford, 4090 
N. Rochester Rd. This will be 
Men's Night and 
jsic of Long ago.” _ ‘   
Will Move Oak Park | 
Hebrew School OAK PARK — A branch of the 
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit. 
@- nursery — primary 
its present quarters at 
| (151. W. 10-Mile road to 13855 W.|. 4 son of Mr and Mrs. Clare _ 
Carpenter, 3262 Brooknea) St., ze A ro K i t 
. The wedding Rd., Milford. No date has been 
  
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Rochester Kiwanians . 
Will Hear Traveler 
1835 S. Rochester Rd., will be the ‘eee & a8 * 
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\ atedemhanh ahead kick ok i kek. dod 
eeassee in   
recent far-flung trips. 
Twenty members of the club     
ed at the hospi bital and released, 
Walled Lake Library |**   
    
  lvalescent homes in this area, and 
20 food baskets were distributed 
" |to needy families, the club reports. 
First mention of raisins was in | Auto Ticketed 
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ANSWER: When the Israelites settled in the Land of Canaan 
—the Promised Land—they were surrounded on all sides. 
_ | peoples who wanted to chase them away. Inthe wars that fol- 
lowed, Joshua, leader of the Israelites, fought many battles, |w 
. fand won them all, including the famed Battle of Jericho. (i 
Then five kings—of Jerusalem, Hebron, Jarmuth, Lachish|“*" 
)@nd Eglon—joined their forces for a major assualt against the 
Israelites, Joshua led a determined army to resist the invasion 
and the battle was fought on the plains near Gibeon. Joshua 
knew that the victory must be won on the first day while the/Corps of Engineers 
spirit of his people was at a peak and before the enemy could|s¢ls passed through 
reinforce its army. So he faced the sun and prayed to God that 
it stand still until the battle was won. God answered the pray- 
er, the sun stopped, and the Israelites routed the en 
assuring themselves their Promised Land. 
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& HARGER | CO. ae dining ‘ro teresa rESTO\ or PE 82763 
©. arene. bs L g00D $ & 6 ROOM. 
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_Miuson "Resl_© ite hee a Asura fa Oh bass | 4. Huron PE +2577 
~~ LAKEFRONT SUBURBAN LIVING 
New 2 bedrm. home. 
hardwood floors, plastered 
walls. bee . Tapmediaie 50 &. on jake, Imm 
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Maye cash pacer for email house Commer Willing Lake ro ' 
_under $5,000. Broker, FE 45203. Site, ue i nee pei starter home, 0 
room home. 1 1 soem bees pee | "$195 MOVES YOU IN 
¢ Basu "rn "gin gee | Mat Pn 
  VACANT — _._}20 Pike PE 4-5005 “me agg at Fines ta 
dea "becroe a7 kitchen. ot DESIGNED! a a aie 
sh “$20,500 with 
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Russell A. Nott, Realtor ~~ _St. Michael's 
  
  
BREWER | 518i 
MIDDLETON | To Take The “W ORK” 
Out .of Housework 
NEW   
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HEORIDA TN INCOME — , 1958 i -SPECIALS! aN 
ime ts o 3 | .- come $1,750 DOWN — Located 7 miles 
Pn Sti tl et : ee Beaew a | MODELS) SS lor, Realtor, FE 42544. pietere i) ee 
Tee ee | YEARS AHEAD. Fecresiion room, auto, ll 
‘NIE eee ee ae ‘ CHANDLER ESTATES | bes ia aces 
“CUSTOM v DEVELOPMENT ._|#, Dows = quvure Meignis a So ee ee . uirrel & 4 
Tri-levels: | Bras 30 se 
Ranchmasters | sis. R adie Pa Ss adele meer F< wy deel wasrinn aE 8 UT-INS I shi R M id dl 
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Sr ated SS KNUD EN (Sia i al ‘ = f woud. ‘Vike "immediate 
a ets SEN}. the frélic on the beach 3 bedroom brick ranch home. 
Srcenae Sontag cs |West Side / | eetahere ta oH ~ water. | to. carpet- w bedroom n Manor ae 
ing E eeksnetee Pa ot ee whe with terme. 
a saree’ to coments en with breckfast room;din. | WATERFORD jog aps. Roomy ing room / Bagg cet Cudeeened nal ranch —_ — 
boards and ‘am y wincoes rooms 7 bath ios = 8 a2 bathe tar car st 
'e baths, ee : car oftre oom Taree i caped nd tot Biaste: rage and trees prised. pec transferred 's 
— a3 Near St. Michaels ack aa ban bath Briex. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
H you like bargain counters, hose on paved street. “1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
bedroom ‘home, One bedrm. . ag system, Garage too! FE 4-2533 gown remodeled wt hen. vale. dewn 
ang © mantle Modernized / ‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bath with tile wails. An WM. HH. 1. KNUDSEN 
family Yer full hasammpet - (REA Ra. aed en . ie West FE PE A4516 "Sees mY ie ars 
SiatiPatte Be COLORED |, Bedroom brick and. stone aabarick beste. Sun b heme. 3 lata wits / porch, wal-torwel , careetag. ity 
rane — a se a car gara, furnace. Terms Cc lb P. k 
fiert est minut ney | RAL Neow V REALTY olberry Par Poneman entrance om Ba FE 7h on hk 8. “pApDoce 
ihe space in’ the Ritehen, ——| Daily and Sunday. 2 to 6 Pickled wood on gre" a and, 
beep eee oe pe: ov i A tor- 
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home. Only $750 down. 2080 LANSDOWN 
A RAY ONBIL, Reso sic Yinicsia NSDOWNE | legraph Rd ; s spita Sunday. to 5 p.m. This is a 
iat rE bone form 2 3 saad Me end charm ik a a J go We 
m eee ale Pa yee . = ot ther in- sale ont on easy terms, “ima 
HOUSE iiss REALTY CO. ‘ Ba’ N . 
5 $1,500 
. 2 bed ‘anch 
; tached “t rch tome, th a ng wy, st. “HPs, Pm 480s Buy of the Month ‘ bd oeeme screen oe. 00 x Pt idea + Zrest your tamliy to BD — fi i y aes by “purchasing {his'syLVAN MANOR Ivan Village. one e in 3 bedroom ranch. Large ; Sylvan Village. On from) living oom “with dining 1b." ite ie . baths jaree Ss, : : : 
PEATORING Large comfortable ag age 4 bo ® By “se i : ps Ceramic Tile Bath paw one i geapaein Call for ap- eg “the meet a... i : 
fo Fie : : om built” 2 bed COLORED | OOME ie wet ng ng en partines < E F 
eet AS Weeds tt Garage Be your own jandiord. ie. |All oversized | rooms, 
‘ «FRA al bane Dal 31.300 doc al mgs 9 pg aon. c _ Perins Available FOR, appelniane ge space with nat. firepinee, 
arive SUNDAY CA a rr ‘4 i e 2 Te eae ‘7 it Or. 
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TERMS TO SUIT 
DER eCTIONe: North on Perry to 
— Turn mile 
‘model No. 3083." Open "Dally 
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Best Buys 
Today 
SM ALL FARM ‘Giroux 
Immediate Possenile 
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‘ko nks | 0 Ww. ra. 2 Degree, ful 
foal pated sire, srt. _ VACANT. OPEN 
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OR 3-190 Bresiogs OR 33239 tes be. Ra Om 1487. 
{BARGAIN FoR Cast Nice smail 2 bedroom ’ : Gas beat. Ld 
° R . p ; __ tity bus. 650 F So ae ne semen 
A | [oo ee . —) fie ater 6. ve Tea tbeen- by in city - : 
waa acter we $450 DOWN ax sie ‘Today! as a Loh SMn SARE Sar red - eS 
Leslie R. , ‘ 2S ie R” . ripp Realtor $500 DOWN 
FE 5-6161,0r PE Saase BARDS MOPERE PE 
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city = lecnted on paved 
street, clone to sc 
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family. 3 Jarge bedrooms, 
ext¥a a loset space 
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tive style home. Fin- room ished in 18ST, this home is a apni ig rented for 
: ores modern, pius extra to moothiy pay 
bullt-in features, such an. E - foom  apaeriment 
Se ee pan- can be .. Private entrance eled and cupboards bath: aod @ s Good 
finished breeseway. 2 car sound ‘Construction. $2, arage, oi] heat and small down, oy for bor or could = : ase ~~ oe ge oe oe CARE te remem aot EaoN Hel 
stream @ acres room walki 
of iand make an cu | Gitence'te Ponting Master Aute standing at $16,009 with matic heat and hot water, terms. wh, by appoint- | ‘erm kitehen and utility room. ent only. trade for ovaries seeps with = basement eee ie 
COMMERCE = -R tr : a a eis RADE | 
LAKEFRONT 3 Buree AE hg og a George R. Irwin} consisting rooms and TOR . Ed Ave. 
bath > bevel ana or 34416 wee ney seams sm ee. ; i se 
late. : lower lev- | Nearly new. 3 bdrm, brick ranch. el. A t one 
fot with isp tect choice lake | Sualaa™artpas*igtee athenes, ma yg lated for yeor ‘round’ living og ey ome ag ax floors chee rms and screens and Oil heat. Water a = todo: but good. me ret 
car attached garage. $6, = : os = 
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HARDWARE only in 
  
: Edward M. Stout, reve REALTOR PARTRIDGE Business Thrusut 
ATENTION BARGAINS seks POE et benccand Bis ACRES ~ from city limits. 
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me sd hitches, Bath womibew-| for er and tub Garage. Tool shed. : 
einer Teatafes, for email farmer New Car Dealershi 
and ‘Appresimaieiy 1 a00 » f Fer $18,800 down, yu tas 
Sg S Bee re ar e Paes Ma ; 
GEORGE BLAIR phone information. "Priced - immediate action if you 
4506 Dixie Hwy. On 312i can quapty. 
* Eves OM bites MICHIGAN BUSINESS ee we ACRES . | SALES CORPORATION 
Care tere ie ee mmamaenE, angen PARK AT 
CUCKLER REALTY WE COVER THE * STATE 
  
      
  
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op,2¢ Bee sue | 07 Dodge V-8 3 have Wess than’ 
10,000 mm ite s and are one} 
owners. Many other buys 
‘jat Rochester. 
Rent Trailer S 79 po OUGHTEN & SON 
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