, HE SHOT ME’ — Nov. 30. The i feu From his hospital bed, 19- bit om ear Geer i boat: City Holdup Store Manager Streamliner Rips Shot in 9,00 nto Auto, Kills 8 FOWLERVILLE (PA train-car collision killed eight - persons in this southern Michigan village late yesterday. Witnesses said the car occupied by five adults and Money Recovered as Police Nab Ex-Convict Hiding in Basement three children drove onto a ‘Marquette” sped through a By MAX E. SIMON An ex-convict who boast- ily—-Clyde E. Ballard, 22, jed to police detectives that his wife Bertha, 24, and “T've spent 28 years in pris-.their son, Keith, 8 months, on” was arrested yesterday of Fenton. in the shooting and $9, 000! Others killed were Albert Simp-. ‘crossing just as the streamlined passenger train “Pere “The crash at 5:44 p. m., after darkness fell, wiped out ; all the members of one fam-*— Bee 3 Chesapeake & Ohio railway t 65 m.p.h. Convict Twenty | Weary Solons. Head for Home $87 Million Veterans Trust Fund LANSING @—Michi- gan’s marathon tax fight - }was over today and govern- ment heads waited anxious- ly for an 87-million-dollar ‘revenue package to start pouring cash into an ailing - {state treasury. The Includes (levied ‘of ination was held tor Victor Hood, 25, accused of Sag oo George F. Taylor the man who shot the cheoting, and his two younger comipanictin, him it a : market manager. Thouin was nabbed by offi- cers who found him hiding in the basement of an. apartment building at 88 |'W. Mansfield Ave. * * * .jand an ‘additional $500 in a wood- ‘)pile in the basement. An additional $1,600 was found in a car which Thouin purchased a few days ago under a phony name. ‘He was booked “for investi- gation of armed robbery. The holdup occurred in daylight, broad A&P at 1185 N. Perry St., and: Mrs, Margaret Davis, 29, of 5947) bandit in the store’ s parking lot at 3:20 p.m, * * * : They were returning from the Community National Bank after a’ Pontiac Press Phote mas checks. Kramp said, the bandit came up st al and ordered: . Pp Lid ats | “You're . kidding,’ rag wt Bed Lying on his hospital bed, Frankie Dale Newion pointed a trembling finger yesterday. The movement identified mercilessly shot Newton in ai ex-convict Victor Hood Hood as the gunman who the back during the course | —tof a robbery, leaving him Goodfellows Trials Stymied Royal Oak Twp. Police Sergeant Not Guilty; Prosecution Stunned “The Oakland County Prosecu- tor"s Office. arid State Police today Rywnship Justice Lo returned a verdict of- against Police Sgt. seers wood, 44, saying: : ae “There was too much doubt Ne my. mind about the guilt of this man.” z A. stunned” Assistant: Prosecutor Donald Brown said he. planned to meet with Prosecutor George F. Taylor Monday — before ~ deciding . the next step in the case. _ Taylor today hinted thé prosecu- ton would proceed as planned. “Tam very disappointed about he verdict. The facts and circum- = 493 5) | inte a third floor |paralyzed from the waist. down—probably perma- inently. i , * * . “That's Victor Hood,” the 19- year-old Highland Township~ gas station attendant told about 25 officials and spectators in a make- shift courtroom at Pontiac General Hospital. “It was a silly thing for him to do — to shoot. me,” said New- ton after his evidence was ex- amined. by Roy J,>Carl, High- land Township justice of the peace, and Hood and two young companions had been bound over : “y told him I wouldnt tel one {nim ~~ 1 wouldn't say a thing to the police,”’ Newton told the court, * * x : “He told me to turh around, s6 TMdid, and ‘that’s when he shot me. I felt my feet give ‘way and I fell down, but 1 didn't realize I was pent until later at the hospital. Ji ware thtelel tewiea’s bak “ldescribed the De Gaulle-Eisenhow- Kramp in the hand. The astoni manager dropped the bag and or- y's Press i os scence cane gunman said. Christmas Cartoon .......... 4 - LED IN CAR eaten . oe not “expensive. “ ee a tetrarium. One store has plas- tic and glass ones all Yeady to plant. Children love then: Another gift that: promises hours ure, Excellent for teaching anat- omy. Although the hunting season is like red and white striped thermal underwear, wouldn't he? For other sports minded indi- viduals there is a silent minnow about plastic golf scorers? - . jfor years. We saw some fat monks which reminded j If\someone on your’ list likes — SA gift with » aioe Seal he over, the ski season is just be- ginning. Any ardent. skier would Pall_made of plastic. Or hew: Toby jugs have been popular — tof interest is the -visible-man- kit2\—-— With it you assembie.a human tig- ute ‘one way or another to the 34) | million doliars they will produce ir a year. . » Indirectly, everybody will pay. : almost . certainly will pass on te consumers the @me-mill increase in the corpaya- Gon franchise fee, not a part of the nuisance tax package. Srhe nickle-a-pack state tax on cigarettes will go up to six cents, rqising the combined. state- federal! levy to 14 cents. Cigar smokers ‘will pay 20 per cent on the wholesale price two cents on a 10-cent cigar. TAX og all other tobacco products such’ as snuff and chewing tobacco will| 6 up the same amount. current one-cent -per bottle tax on beer will be doubled. The| Some tavern owner and retail distributor decide whether to up the price a*penny, a nickle or absorb the inprease himself. ame state’s 4 per cent excise on liquor also will be dou- eal, *yenping from 26 to 40 cents on a fifth of whisky, ‘if your monthly telephone bill is! $3, you can figure on paying 15 cémts more under the three per cent use tax. t es basemeht of the apartment build-|_ ing. They theorized that’ Thoujin was about to flee for Florida when apprehended. dressed to his wife in Homestead, planned ‘to seal the money in the envelopes and mail them to his home in Fla. Mitchell he didn't mean to shoot the store manager wi ener ‘a man crouded. in the basement. It was Thouin. He struggi¢d with the two of- | ficers, screaming, “Shoot me! I want te die,” He was finally subdued and take) en to the station, He admitted that ‘he had pure | chased the car in Detroit. ‘Thurs-)_ day under-a name he made up. The short and stocky holdup: man,.a former. Pontiac” “resident, | jhas ‘peen living in Florida with' ‘his wife and family. He flew into| he Pontiac area on Wednesday. Rad Police found a suitcase in the Also found in the basement were manila envelopes. ad- Fla, Police believe he may have “I was unemployed. It was near Christmas and I didn't have any money,” Thouin was quoted by Cooley as saying. Although he told Det. Thomas); (“] aimed at Civil War Vet Still QUIZ HOLDUP SUSPECT ~ Det. Thomas Mitchell (left) questions 50-year-old Eugene Thouin in the shooting and $9,000 rob- bery ofa Pontiac A & P supermarket manager. Pontiac’ Police Thouin, who told robbery. Most of n Critical Cordition HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Aged * ~*~ * * the ground’), Thouin refused t0)Confederate veteran Walter Wil-| ‘What's the yearly cost? A fam-|admit the holdup-shooting. liams remained on the critical list’ “T’'ve been in prison 28 yearsiand “he’s not gojng to get any ily consuming: 10 packages of cig- afettes and six bottles of beer a week, six fifths of whisky a year and having a telephone might fig- ufe on about $10. Says Peaceful Uses of A-Energy Have Only Begun *ANN ARBOR (@-—Research in tlle peaceful uses of atomic en- ergy has only begun to scratch tHe surface, says the man who stepped down this week. as first dfrector of the University of Mich- igan’s Atoms for Peace program. “Dean Ralph A. Sawyer, who’ héaded the Memorial Phoenix) Project during its first decade, said a vast, almost unlimited field peaceful atomic research still lies ahead. 7 *« “After 10 years of operation, qur research facilities are near- by complete, our staff is trained, invaluable experience has been gained in the selection and Gperation of research projects,” be sald. “And as operations expand, is inevitable that many more bene- fitial uses of atomic energy. will be found,” Sawyer added. "Succeeding Sawyer as director of the Phoenix Project was Prof. Henry J. Gomberg, assistant di- réctor for the past eight years. Phoenix, the university's memorial td its dead of World War II, has been financed by eight million dol- lars in private gifts. Sawyer will continue to serve as head of the university’s school, of graduate studies. A physicist, he was technical director of the Bikini atom bomb tests. Rain Eases Up in East; Most Other Areas Dry * By The Associated Press *Rains tapered off in the Atlantic Coast states today after heavy rains drenched wide areas in the eastéfn quarter of the country. : * & * «Dry weather was the rule in néarly all other sections, Snow flurries fell in the northern Great Lakes region and the northern Rockies. : ¢ a "It was cold in northern sections) ol the Midwest, and temperatures dropped to near seasonal levels ig most.other areas after a spell of miid weather. The Weather - Fe U8. Weather Bureau Report _ patie AND VICINITY ~— Partly and \go to the | East-Wsst stimmit withthe same “peace package pian” they TO ALL! . fem DOWN * 5 Years to ngs ce These Famous Brands: GENERAL- ELECTRIC ‘COLEMAN ARMSTRONG | -MOR-SUN . 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There in cash prizes to be “awarded to Cupboards are birch. Counter teps are- beige linen weave Formica. On the curtains is a geometric design in rust, brown draftsmen, engineers and archi- tects, not ‘principals of firms, self- employed or employed by mem-| is & handsome, handmade Fin- nish rug combining blues, rust and black. Draperies are cream ALUMINUM “Fibreboard products such as e \decorative ceiling tiles, fireproof | CO gypsum board rock wool in-| colored.. bers of the three Chapters of the’ | = -#isulation are pe of building x & * ant wht. MSA-AIA — Detroit, Saginaw and, ) FE 8-9051 or materials that are economical and| | Down here the fireplace is red | On the inner wall there is a Western Michigan. : ) | brick with a raised hearth. On | long slatted bench that holds %* & &. ime to install,” concludes Simp- | wall there are bookcases and a ‘brass pole lamp, Another lamp pulls down over the round plas- | tic table. Around the table are grouped | white fiberglas chairs. Under the bookshelves are blonde chests. Two more chairs are rush: with turquoise cushions, OR YOUNGSTERS The Metsas say everything down here is for the grandchil- | dren who come to visit often, | The day we yisited the house four-year-old Jo-Ellen Paavola . EVES. FE 5-5088 son. ‘In fact, they're so easy Dad) one ‘side of the fireplace there | plants. The whole family loves | The Competition starts immedi- -——s é _-,_ fis once again man of the house.” | are &@ number of pictures from | plants. Above this bench copper | ately and prizes will be awarded ‘ ; : - Finland. A nie lamp ange molds lend a cheery note. ‘during the MSA Convention March ? : : light for readers in the nearby | Both Metsas were born in Fin- |30, 31 and April 1, 1960. Complete | Cc t Md il t G 5 ae oer lea with bright orange | jand but have long lived in this information is available through’ The Luxuricus SPACE QUEEN : 3 les ONLY c . | country, For many years Metsa [the SMCAD Industry Fund or the ~ . - : f . 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At long Jast,- coach Art Van Ryzin’s PCH cagers were given the opportunity and they really/— , made the most of it. - | ‘ With four players hitting double | figures int the scoring column,. the Chiefs handéd Flint Central a con- vincing 61-36 shellacking at Ballen- ger Fieldhouse for their 4th tri- umph of the 1959-60 without a defeat. x * * Displaying their finest offensive | campaign | & isd a Cat . * balance of the still-infant season, | the Chiefs practically chased the Intlians off their own court. It was their 2nd Saginaw Valley Conference victory in as many tries and enables them to take a holiday. vacation in a first-place tie with Saginaw High on a 2-0 league record. Flint Central’s record now stands 1-1-in the Valley and 1-3 over-all. _ * * * Saginaw stayed even with the Chiefs last night by lacing Bay. City Ceéntral 81-50 on the Bay City floor, In: Friday’s other SVC _ contest, Flint Northern dealt Arthur Hill a 5546 reversal at Saginaw, Flint Central's aggressive but} erratic quintet was never in con- teftion in this game. The Chiefs jumped off to a 6-0 lead with Booker Hurner account- ing for all six points and they were away and running. They enjdyed a 14-5 edge at the end of the Ist quarter and expand- ed*the bulge to 30-15 at halftime. The.same 15-point spread prevailed affer’ three- quarters, 44-29, and they pulled even further away in the final eight minutes. * * * Both coaches emptied their benches in the final two minutes of. the 4th period. ‘Hurner and George Fed, who iffproves every game, fired 16 peints apiece while Phil Rabaja abd Bill Pritchett each-bagged 10. Bul Hayward added eight points te their well-balanced attack. Fed and Hayward were rebound-. ing standouts and Rabaja was the flgor leader in this rout of an outclassed foe. x * * euits run-and-shoot Indians were ty of numerous court violations tdsfurther aid the PCH cause. They made many bad passes-and their ball handling was frequently sloppy. Rabaja, who seemed to be all afer the court, pounced on nearly every loose ball given up by the careless Indians, Flint was unable to land a player’ . in double figures. The best they could do from a°scoring standpoint was a seven-point effort by forward Dick Horning. Jack. Rashleigh, _ their Teading scorer entering the} gaine, was limited to six.” * *® * Hurner got the Chiefs off andj ruaning by firing 11 of his 16 pdints in the ist period. Fed car- ried the point-miaking load in the 208 half by netting ng ot le 36, his 16, a8 ard suffe! a deat his head in the 2nd quarter after colliding with Pritchett, who scales a ‘solid 220 pounds. ' Phe ewer was an. Spot = 1 ee Oe = *You're OS ecaiine Valley ” Van Ryzin told his play-) : before the game, “let's play| — cfiamps, ~~ did. ail soGenacay 3 2 ee Sac ae ooo a ye t ae Cs ‘ CLOSE QUARTERS — Waterford forward | Bob Newman had little room to get this shot | away y but’ he ad ond made it in the 3rd quarter on to win, 74-4. of Friday's Skipper triumph over Southfield. Ken Schaffer of the Jays is 25. Waterford went Pontiac Press Photés Friday night's final pre-holiday; basketball games for the two Pon-| tiac’ parochial quintets provided little Christmas cheer for players, coaches and fans, “ws both St. Michael and St, Frederick tasted the bitter-dregs of-defeat, ~ . Shamrocks were edged’ 41-35 by St. Benedict. Cross-town compatri- ots St, Frederick was the victim of an upset, 43-41, at the hands of dn improved Center Line St. Clement five, In the only other ‘Suburban Catholic League engagement last night, St. Rita surprised Royal Oak St, Mary 44-38, paced by Jim Latra’s 11 points. Bob Dorr had 10 for ROSM. Last night's defeats were. the currently unbeaten Highland Park |, Mikes, Rams Losers in SCL Rae Rams. OL St, Mary defeated St., James Thursday to retain, along ‘with the Ravens, the SCI. lead (3-0). It took a last-minute re of free throws to defeat» Gene Wright's Rams. With 55 seconds to go, the |count was tied 4l-all’. At that point, Crusaders’ Bob Vigneaux grabbed a pass, drove in for a shot, but was fouled by Rams’ Phil Bieri. [The St. Clement lad dunked both tries to clinch the win. Rams had two bad periods, the first when they bagged six points and the finale with only five. How- ever, it was really the poor free- shooting that. beat them. Rams collected three of 14 tries, their jopponents three of four. After a hot third period led by Ted Dobski, top scorcr for the first for the Shamrocks, second for' night with 15, Phil Bieri and edict | Reserves: St. Benedict is, St. ike 26 \} ST. FREDERICK FT TP Skippers Down Jays, 74-64; Vikings Beaten for Fight to Finish in. Title Race By CHUCK ABAIR Sever: area’ prep basketball leagues have given indication in the early play’ that they may go right to the wire before being settled this season. The Inter-Lakes ‘moved front-and-center in this te- spect last night. “ Victories by Pontiac Northern, Waterford and Farmington sent those three off to 2-0 starts with the remaining trio just the op- posite heading into the holiday break. But Walled Lake, Southfield and Berkley, the defending champion, are considered far from out of the running with | so little to choose between any | of the teams, All go back to the loop wars Jan. 8. Mike Reed, Freds led by seven poiats. But Beb Forten and Walled Lake, especially, must bel still rated right in the thick of! things since the Vikings have) ‘bowed twice by a combined total Vigneaux came back in the finale to lead a 14-point splurge. Shamrocks jumped off to an) early Jead, kept in the battle with’ ithe Ravens all the way and were | leading midway in the third ses- sion. St. Benedict managed a rally at that point and went on to win with a six-point margin, Ravens were paced by Eddie |Everhardt with 14, but game hon-| ors went to Shamrocks’ Tom Dabbs who hit 16. from the start, until Art Massucci plunked in five gift shots in a row. That broke the ice and with two more free throws that followed, Ravens were in control, ending the period with a one-point edge, 27-26, ‘Final frame saw a tight, see- going more than 5-6 points up, right down to the wire. Jim Niebauer praised his club for a “courageous, hard-fought | effort.” They were plagued by an off night on shooting, but were in control of the boards most of the way, with George Drake turning in a fine job in this particular. “The kids really hustled,” bauer said. ST. MICHAEL ST. BENEDICT FG FT TP GFTT = ~y ' ~o 7 Massuccl 0 Storen 3 Bozman 4 Bvr'hardt ; — Kelly, 0 6 14 Drake 1 2- bbs 7 2 Campbell 2 1 | vowane ek 8 9—35| 14—41 | ST. Totals 18 3-14 41. ‘Totals 20 3. 8 22 5~41 Se oe 4 10 aaa at. “Pred ry a Clement ] ayvee Scores tees gy Hees Central 43 ee i shrine 44 a St. Michael, which put up a real| battle all the way, hung to the lead| saw scrap with the Ravens never | Nie- 28-25 before ito .seven. The + utes, ‘of only three points giving new coach Jim Horein early night-| imares, * *, Waterford failed to * oh yw ill effects of its battering by out.| ‘side opponent Fordson in a 74-64) whipping of Southfield, Walled iLake*lost to Farmington, 48-47, | derry Wallace got some more balanced scoring: and good hustle | out of his Skippers in their third | success in four tries. passes, block shots and dribble) setting up others. * * ‘never relinquished it but the Skip-| iThere was no chance to coast along despite the final score in ithe close-pressing, running game.) Stigers .clicked;,fer 13 of his points in a first half which end- ed 45-34. His two snecessive ‘lay- ups after steals sandwiched tween two foul conversions Ed Stigers stole the show to the as Birmingham, delight of the jam-packed crowd) fast Detroit all scored wins last scooting all over the court to steal | yj vht. lpers had to keep hitting the hoop. dale 59-57 with a 22 point final | Bill Bryce and a goal by Dave | Goff made up a hot streak which | enabled the Skippers to offset a | Southfield. rally in the second | period. - after. coach Will Steinke inserted some of his usual regulars who [bad been dropped from the No. 1 unit, ; * * * | Pulling away to-15-point advan> jtage at one point,..Waterford led 62-50 as the third quarter closed. The losers tried to. make a session in hopes of avoiding their 4th sethack in five outings. They opened the period with five iquick digits cutting the difference) scoreboard read 67-58 beginning the last four min- oR * * It Was back to seven again with 1:59 left and Waterford starters Bryce and yg Newman out. on a The Bluejays were down only | the splurge started) spirited battle of it in the finat | Whitman College, SKIPPER SKIPPING — Skipping downcourt at a pace too fast for Southfield’s Gordon Dye (24) in last night’s Inter-Lakes game team won to stay in a three way tie for first place, Ed Stigers is watching Lewis win the raee. standout: Maples Victors, 58-43 saree eae ges gees ater ord, Northern Win -L Games is Waterford guard Jerry Lewis at thé Skipper court, The home ~ Huskies Bounce “Berkley, 42:30 on Home Court PNH Gains 2nd Victory and Both Have Been in League Play- By BRUNO L. KEARNS Sports Editer, Pontiac Press Pontiac Northern has taken a liking to Inter-Lakes competition. The Huskies won their second game of the season .by beating Berkley, 42-30, and both wins have been against ‘league foes, * * * Three losses have been at the hands of non-league rivals this season. It was a low scoring and poor shooting game on the PNH court, but the Huskies maintained a good margin from the very start. Four points was the closest Berk- ley got in the second half after falling behind 23-13 at intermission. * * * Waterford EML in Four-Way Tie The Eastern Mic has four members holding 1-0; records in conference play today Port Huron and ‘higan League Birmingham rolled over Hazel, the ball away from amazed bigger! park 58-43 after falling behind 12-11) opponents. He also found time to i, the first period. After that, the lead the scoring with 17 while! ‘Maples went out at halftime 28-19 |and held a seven point margin iconsistently throughout the second Waterford took an early lead and| ihalf East Detroit surprised Fern- quarter, including 10 free throws. The Dales held a 9 point lead | with three minutes to go, but | - NAIA Names 9 toGrid Hall 3. Coaches, 3 Players Among Those Honored at Banquet 4 ST. PETERSBURG, Fila. iM—The National Assn, of Inter-Collegiate: Athletics, representing 452 small) colleges, last night named nine men to. its Football Hall of Fame. for 1958. The mer received the ‘award at the antual-NAIA Hall of Fame | banquet part of the program sur- rounding today’s “Holiday Bowl gamie between Texas.A & I and | Lenoir Rhyne. Named for their contributions — to the game were Robert Earl Bowles, former coach at *Vil- liam dewel College, Liberty, Mo.; Howard. Hancock, former coach and presently athletic di- rector at Illinois State Normal University at Normal; and Al- fred Nash Higgins, former coach at the University of Tam- pa. Three coaches named for the honor were Joseph Aillet, Louisi- ana Polytechnic College, at Rus- ton; Dale Hamilton, Central Okla- homa State College at Edmond; and Volney Ashford, Missotiri Valley College at. Marshall. Players named were Norb ;| Hecker, formerly ot Baldwin-"Val- lace College, Berea, Ohis,; and the Washington Redskins; + Raymond ‘Vincent Borleski, ‘formerly of Walla Walla, Wash.; and Clarence Stasavich, OUR. formerly player and now coach of dale \which dissolve | BIRMINGHAM the Shamrocks hit from the charity line. accurately Port Huron drubbed lowly Royal Oak Kimball, 49-27, to join first place contingent, although ithis was the first win for, the Big iRed in three starts this year, Birmingham with from Merv Gallup, with Bill Mas-) ey adding 13 and John Spoelstra! Birmingham had a miserable | day at the free throw line, sink- | ing only 14 of 35 attempts while Hazel Park was making 21 of 34. Ferndale held a 24-23 tead at, halftime and 40-37 margin after ‘three periods before the 4th period collapse. * * * Dennis Stinson led the Dales with 21 points, while Bud Weinert thad 14 and Ernie Keskes 11 for East Detroit @he loss was the first for Fern dale; which was favored in the EML cage race, When EML ac- tion resumes Jan. 8th, Birmingham will be at East Detroit and Fern- at Port Huron in games the crowded first place spot. HAZEL PARK FG FT ™ 3 FT TP Gallup 7 #3-8 17 Puicher § 10-14 20 assey 6 1-4 3 Boldt 3 35° 9 Sp oelstra 3 4-5 10 Zetter 2 4-6 8 label 1 2-4 4 Murphy 4 ie4@ 3 Dunne 2 2-5 6 Grant 6 tl 1 Harley ‘1 1-2 3 Simec 0 2-3 2) [Obey “{ 0-1 ZI Merchel “6 0-T OU Steph’ son, 6 0-3 6 Savle 1-6-0 2 Harvey 0 aa i Totals 32 14 35 38 Totals 11 21-34 43 SCORE BY QUARTERS |Birmingham . 11 17 12 1858] 10 Jt" Hegel Park 12. 7 a the | a 2-1 over-all) ‘record, got a 17 point perforrnance | | Northern led 11-2 at the start ‘and 11-6 at the quarter, and the imargin got to 12 points several itimes during the game, Berkley played control ball | hoping for the good shots but even so, the Bears hit on only 26 per cent of their shots and only six of -13 free throws. Northern's shooting was slightly better as the Huskies collected 13 field goals in 5] attempts for a 127.4 percentage, ' ~*~ * * Coach Dick Hall revised his starting lineup, using Dennis Har- ‘bert at center in place of Dennis Vincent, and Marty Everett at ‘guard in place of Jim Capistrant. | Harbert contributed nine points | and eight rebounds, He made 5 for 5 at thé charity line which gives him nine straight free throws covering three games, _ * * & Leading 34-26 after three quar- ters, Berkley started to dwindle two minutes of the 4th quarter when Northern began-getting care- less by losing the ball on three straight floor violations, * * * | Dale Perry, ‘fhe game for Berkley, hit three straight push shots in the third quarter to keep the Bears within striking distance, but he fouled out midway in the 4th quarter after collecting a total of 10 points. Steve Thompson led the Nerth- | ern attack with 12 points, hitting on five field goals in nine tries. Bruce Norton had 10. points, et ww Northern will :be off until. Jan, 8th when the Huskies play host fo Walled Lake in the resumption of Inter-Lakes Conference play, NORTHERN BERKLEY — G FT TP FG FT TP Fedynik. 1 2-5 4 Davids 4 @&1 |Tho’pson § 2-2 12 Asher @ 3-4 Harbert--2--5-§ —9—Martin---2—1-2-— +Norton 4 2-2. 10 Jones ® 0-1 |Everett 2 60-1 4 8t. ge 0 2-2 | Vincent 0 3-4 3 Petry 5 0-2 10 Capi'tnt 0 0-0 34 Doney 1 6-0 2 Totals 14 i 19 a sos 5 6- 13 30 ere by ca das \Northerm ... 0... ee uui ll 1 il. @—« Berkley ., 71 4—30 Anchor Bay, and Almont Anchor Bay had: a surprisingly easy time with Dryden romping 155-38 last night te.stay unbeaten in the Southern Thumb race,” In other action, Almont nipped Capac 48-47 and Memphis slam- med New Haven 44-26 after trail- ing starting the 2nd quarter. Anchor Bay opened fast with leads of 17-9 and 33-24 following the first two quarters, Seven. was. the closest. Dryden could come the rest: of the way mamas a tight: press. - Dick Rivard caged 18 and Don} 1 Paul 17 to almost match Dryden's | th total, Leo, Andea and Carl Gron-| din had 10 apiece for DHS. It took. 14 minutes. to do it but Almont fought back from a 10- point halftime deficit to go ahead and down Capac. Don Eschenburg M emphis Post Wins floor shots. of 12 of his 20 points while Jeff Bagocius controlled the backboards, Almont went ahead tek the: first time..with two minutes to play and held off a Capac -at- tempt to pull it out, Wallace con- tributed 11 to the winning cause which fextured a 41 per cent shooting effort and 2% rebounds 14 for Capac, Bill Brgacey came beck ; Be at jhalftime and after the margin pulling to 36-32 after . who did not start ~ led the surge by swishing six of 11 . 07 agoton, Sa See Clarkston Snaps Slump, Barons Clip Northville West Bloomfield |s 73-54 loser in Game at Brighton Clarenceville, one of the second division teams in the final stand- ings of the Wayne - Oakland League last. season, stands alone in first place today. The Trojans won out in impres- sive fashion by beating -Holly 45 in a battle for the top rung Ht uy Northville, 51-38 and Holly, the Barons and Brighton are now locked in a deadlock for the runnerup position looking ahead to the resumption of loop! action Jan. 8 with 21 records. Milford remains the only winless quintet with the others having 1-2 marks. * * * Clarenceville started the season by dropping a “tuneup” to South Lyon but has come on strong since. The Trojans were down 7-6 and 16-14 but went ahead 26-25 at halftime, They increased their margin te four at the 3rd quar- ter although it reached 10 one time during the session before Holly put on an effective press. Failure at the foul line hurt Holly’s chances in the final pe- riod as the Broncos missed six times on 1 and 1 situations. ’ * * * Ron Warren tallied 18 featuring driving layups and Tony Giaco- bazzi hit 16 while rebounding well for the victors, Ron Morlan had 23 in defeat. Clarkston led all the way but Milford was always within strik- ing distance thanks to the shoot- ing of Gene Schuett, whe had 14. It was only 22-21 before the Wolves moved more comfortably in front in the $rd quarter. Bill Powell tossed in 16 for, Clarkston to top both teams, as former scoring ace Bob Porritt; was held to six. He has only 13 in the last two games. ae oe) Clason ae Te eee Dragons Romp; 61-38; Troy and Fitzgeral¢ Victorious right on the heels of Troy with) easy Oakland B victories last night) chalked up another triumph. Reed Paces Orion Lake Orion and Fitzgerald kept! Orion walloped Clawson 61-38/The home team piled up 20 in \starting out with a 14-2 first quar- as the defending champion Colts /ter advantage. It was 27-14 at half- Itime and elt Dragons from then on. the last period to make sure. x * * Capable junior Tom Reed rung Hardin-Simmons College for the AP Wirephoto PRO AGAIN — Sammy Baugh, the scourge of pass defenders -during his 16-year career with the Washington Redskins, strikes a , familiar pose after signing as head coach of the New York Titans of the new American Football League. Baugh has been coach of last five seasons. Gary Boss hooped 11 and Jim Thomas 10. for Clawson: Fitzgerald drubbed Madison by a 73-50 count while the scoreboard read 71-28 when Troy got through with Oak Park, Madison, like Clawson, was out | of its game eafly, Fitzgerald raced to a 32-19 halftime ad- vantage and. kept right on roil- Phil Morgan's 28 points for the Spartans paced both teams. Bob Radlinski, contributed 16 to the winners’ attack. Gene Shooltz and Jim Nitz ac- * * * LAKE ORION CLAWSON qnerpeon a1 5 Thomas «36 16 . - Thomas Callison 3 4-7 10 Boss 4 3-7 1 Reed &@ §-7 17 Ablfeld 2 0-1 unter § 1-1 11 Hewlett 3 0-2 ler 1 0-0 2 Martin 2 0-3 Craven 3 4-4 #10 Shughart 1 1-2 Sura 6 0-1 Okolov'h 2 2-2 6 Totals 22 17-24 61 Totals 16 6-20 38) SCORE BY QUARTERS Lake Orion ........... 34 13 14 20—61 Clawson ....--eseesss. 2-12 14 10-38 Our Lady Loses, 45-44 Two free throws in the final seconds gave St. Thomas.of Ann Arbor a 45-44 victory over Our Lady of Farmington last night, Our Lady got within one point 43-42 with 50 seconds to play but St. Thomas made it 45-42 before a late field goal closed the gap. John Herzel had 16 and Bob Unks 10 for Our Lady, while Dick Pel- letur had 12 for St. Thomas. Rochester could not cope with) one of the state's outstanding shoot- | ers coming out on the short end of a 69-49 score at St. Clair Lake- view last night, John Lenders, a 6-2 sharpshoot- | er in close, was just five short. iof matching the Falcon team score with a 44-point performance,~ 4A-Point Scorer Beats Rochester setting a school record. Lenders now has 109 points in three suc- cessive wins, Mason swished 15 and Dixon 13 Top Weights Are Given to Sword in Rochester's third setback in four games, Romeo held the advantage most of the way but never by much at Oxford. It was 11-10 at the first period and 26-21 at halftime. Ox- ford moved in front 32-31 as the third quarter ended but the Bull- dogs took command again soon after, *2ee-3 3 rn Methodist 86, Tulane 61 ‘eXAS Tech 72. Ta, West Texns © State 65 California 51, Far West aT To 60, Wi ove ee 3 58, 2 Hat ao » Bartlesville 125, New York 103 § Qver Imlay 65: 39 | BILL POWELL Clarkston’s first victory in the Wayne-Oakland.League last night was helped by the scoring and play of big Bill Powell, a 6-3 junior who had 16 points for the Wolves in the 38-32 win over Milford. STEVE THOMPSON Pontiac. Northern got its sec- ond victory in the Inter-Lakes Conference by drubbing Berkley 42-30 last night and Thompson again gave a steady perform- ance in leading the Huskie scor- ing with 12 points, 1 MEAD MEYERS Ortonville got sweet revenge for the many beatings it took in the past from Imlay City, and it was Mead Meyers, 6-2 senior center, who led the attack with 25 points and 29 rebounds, Continental _ PITTSBURGH w — Branch Rickey, president of the newly formed Continental Baseball League, says that a lack of co- operaton from the major leagues probably will force his circuit to open in 1962 rather*than in 196}. * *® * "Three months ago I felt we could..get-.amder- way in ~1961,"" ‘But recently we have not received; the cooperation we need from the major leagues.” Fg * * Rickey cited-the following -road- blocks as reasons.against the new circuit's. opening in 1961: 1. The monopoly of players and territories by the two current leagues. 2. A leck of foresight on the- Hamner Appointed . Richmond Manager RICHMOND, Va, (AP)-—Granny The 32-year-old Hamner, who| spent 11 of his 12 full seasons in the majors with the Philadelphia |) on Rickey told newsmen yesterday. | Opening May Be Late part of the National and Ameri- can Leagues. Rickey asserted that the major leagues cannot foresee that such expansion as the new league is the only salva- tion for baseball in this country. — since the minor leagues are dying off. 3. The American League’s talk of- expansion. The Continental League, said Rickey, can't get Hiembership because baseball people feel their city may be taken into’ one of the current leagues. : Despite the problems, however, Rickey was quite optimistic about the prospects of the third league. He said that once ‘the circuit got started, it would be ready to com- pete in a World Series in’ three years, ge x *« “It isn't going ‘to be a weak- league,’ Rickey asserted. ‘'Each | club which comes into the league F will havea pot of $1,500,000 for player procurement with another million in reserve for the same pet. if necessary.” NEW YORK (AP) — Sammy | Baugh, back in—profootball_after room ‘la seven-year stint of ranching and college coaching, would like to see ones football ‘adopt the pro the best,” the lean, “iTexan said Friday after he had| a > con as head coach of the New York Ti- Legaue. x *& * Romeo finally found the vic- | Northville was expected to be| tFy column by downing Oxford | . Steady Jim Black swished 14 riding high after he upset of 45-41 while Lapeer was taking Dancer, Hillsdale te top the victors. Jim Brady Brighton but the Barons took com- it om the chin for the fourth of the Wildcats tallied 20-12 on mand right from th ning whis- straight time. ARCADIA, Calif. @® — Hills-| greg throws, Oxford is now 1-1, ght le opening dale and Sword Dancer Friday tle with a zone defense. The home| The Rochester contest was not : Lapeer keeps improving but not ' : were assigned an unprecedented] ~ club built up a 28-11 intermission|as one-sided as the score would 132 pounds each as the top-weight- quite enough, The Trojans bowed lead and coasted the rest of the indicate. Lakeview led all the way Po ; 66-59 at Davison after trailing by ; . Y\ed horses nominated for the $100,- way. but a big 19-7 RHS edge in the : 18 at one time, The losers got : : 000 added Santa Anita Handicap. : A. well balanced Bloomfield at- 3rd period cut the difference to within four in the closing minutes. tack had Tom Maron hitting 13, Oly three starting the final eight] Never before in the history of | Bo» smith of Davison took game Brace Billings 12 and Art Tre- |™inutes. ne ion whieh oa honors with 22. Tom Connors gensa 11. Roger Atchinson of a a in es, aoe Ono e agg (canned 18, Don LeDuc 13 and Augie Northville swished 15. But Lenders, who had 31 by pounds carry more Maasch 10 in defeat, ; : sory then, scored some points to start . able ictendine thacaplo ‘ ery cae the last session enabling the home| The handicap at a mile and one LAKEVIEW ROCHESTER fast. break ‘which virtually ran the/te@™ to pull away safely again. quarter, highlight of the Santa'roaers J O yr ty unen * ta 0 1 i , y Lakeview had led - 38-25 at half- | Anita meeting which ea Dec.|Bocin 2 0-2 Dixon § 3-5 13 West Bloomfield boys off the court.|\- Mummer 2 2-3 6 Swords © 1-1 1 This w. ther cont decided time before the Falcons got hot 26, will be run Feb, ek 2 2-2. 6 Evans 1 2-2 4 S was another contest decile featuring Bill Mason ani Reggie Gxote (te Ss em gs early with such scores as 19-9 and 8 . RE. Hillsdale, owned by C. W, Smith were 3 e-8 2 Tho'pson 3 0-2 6 39-13. A 24point 3rd period fol-/Dixon with 13 of the 19 in the of Detroit, is now at the track.|Chetfee 1 00 2 Bed 2 La 8 lowed before the Lakers showed|Comeback. ‘The Brookmeade Stable’s Sword Totals PTHE-26 6 | Teens 2 Tis asl some offense in the last session| It was strictly a one-man show Dancer, voted ‘‘horse of the kevi RE BY Q QuakTens : to slice a deficit which had reached as no other St. Clair bey could‘ jyear”’ for 1959, is in Florida and|Rochester ..11....77.115 8 19 <3 . get over six, Almost all of 18 | there is no certainty that he will sous — Jump shot artist Don Appleton! field goals were made from right | race in the Santa Anita feature. FG FT TP RronD Tr had another 29-point game giving| in front or under the hoop. He | Racing Secretary Jimmy Kilroe Meyer 333 fet, ft him a 25.4 average for five. Doug} missed only 13 floor attempts in | announced the imposts, Black 7 0-0 14 Mite 1 4-6 6 Verellen followed with 14 and Ran-| — midt § 33 tL Reger 2 oe 3 dy Marx hit 11. Denis Alix was the Ritter 0 2-2 2 Willams 3 0-2 & Keego star in defeat swishing 20. Chiefs Beat Flint Central Totals 18.9 18 to a quantal! 21-38 41 ROMO so. ceeeceeesseee if 7 3945 . CLARENCEVILLE HOLLY . Oniord Pee eteenebenes 1 il Be | o—~4] FG FT FG FT TP PCH | Haséfora '3°3-5 7 Morian 10’ 3-6 23 an Ars in Scholes 3 2-4 8 Hall 0 0-1 0 ; - Giacossi 6 4-4 16 McKenzie 2 0-0 4/ . - . oe mn 3 : _ poerts 2 1-1 5 Wagner 2 3-4 7) F cant | Warren 7 4-4 18 Ennis 1 2-6 4 Blovet_ 1 0-2. 2 Moody = 3 i J) Pontiac Central's swimming| The Chiefs are 1-1 in SVC com- wretel~. i100) be ete) 1a Bal GB team won its third victory in four| petition. SCORE BY QUARTERS *° starts by scoring a 60-35 win over Pht Flint Central Summary: Clarenceviiie ress eees M412 17 13-86 Flint Central, in a Saginaw Valley Q. yer freestyle—Uligian _ (PCH) per} meet last night in the PCH) :28 : ce ge ” puttertiy Norvell (2ER) CLARKS , ak repeal TG rT re MILFORD. perp) The Chief tankers took eight! ».2%,.7 ed Vizecstyie- Donaldson | (PCH Powell 6 4-616 Lawrence 2 1-2 S/events, led b air of individual) (PCH). , Landon 4 0-1 § Scheffier 3 2-3 g/°VC™'S: led By a P 100 "yard | backstroke—Blamy. (PCH) McCall : et ‘ Roselle 2 1-2 §/vietories for Bruce Norvell and 4)1:07.9; ‘Latimore (FC); Cashin (PCH Heiman J 0-1 2 Schuett ¢ 2-914/8M and pool record by Ted .99%. "Doerr (Pon). ok Nerve, (POH) Porritt 3 0-1 6 Gaensbauer. litte, rere! freest rle—Bichorn (FC) °:61.1; Total 16 6-15 38 Total 18 6-11 32) Norvell won his specialties, the Diving-—Bale (FC); Lewis (PCH): SCORE BY QUARTERS 150. ard ind. medley—Gaensbater Clarkston ........+. 12 19..¢—38| 100 yard butterfly in 1:06.5 and (PCH) 51.1; Whipple (FC): ‘Donald Milford ...... fous 7 14 6—32 i : son (PCH). the breast stroke in 1:09.6. i860. } . ; ; ; Onier, meaney ey ete fom (Blamy, Doerr, BLOOM, HILLS NoRT g Gaensbauer’s mark ‘came in the! “"s¢0' speed elay—PCH (3. Fox, D. Pox, oes ° ¥G FT TP individual medley in which he re-|8- Milton, Osler) 1:24 ood os 3 Patterson 2 1-5 rf recorded a time of 1:57.1. Sf * * * L i 43401 A 1-11 ate Goals Brin B 3-6 18 Joday 13 tn the 200 yard freestyie, Beni, that 9 Win SW cen ® 1-3 Donaldson was a ‘surprise winner|for ‘M Hockey Squad : Total +2591 Totals 14 10-2338)over Gaensbauer by taking , SOORE BY Quan event in 2105, © ™*| ANN ARBOR (®—Two final-pe- Fisssesers 16 38 18 16~81 riod goals in 40 seconds permitted ve oeeed 1) _ Flint Central’s Dave Bale out- | Michigan to tie and then go ahead) ss pointed Bruce Lewis in the div- |for a comeback 42 hockey vic- Ww. BLO » | ing events and Ernie Eichorn |tory over Toronto last night. — He} Licacam "2 11" 5| came in first in the 100. yard Tes Welvesines ‘sadthe Cae ny olverines 2-4 ton ~ § bbe ders nw $48 Ae” sin ae ahead of Greg gous dian-school.are rematched tonight: pee ee ed § : Gary Mai scored on Bobbie Wivesiate “4 ‘ jon 3 Be 8 The. PCH ‘medley relay team Watts’ ind early in the third) REF AT ‘WortccMrs.. Carol : i Meltnas' 9 09 9 made up of Blamey, , Osler|period to knot last night's garne| Ziegler, lowa’s first woman offi | ge ‘|and Roeser won ina of 1:25.4)2-2. Watts fent Michigan ahead} cla, follows the action in a high 50 19-3 t n ‘speed relay Joe Fox,|3-2 with a 20-foot screen sho t|school basketball game riggers aaa a et ee rae Sa ee ek ie ee She is. the wife of a} | Wend nals pina pro football. There’s no doubt it's), Sammy Baugh Favors Pro Rules in College Football room fer-expansion and that the game as a whole has et 3 ee ee ‘ tans of the new American Foot |"ni0 * kw ke 0 Bidets Lay aghinng og) pT vel ae te Hl wes fietting. toe thet es that down at! - Baugh feels thete’s. heats ‘a -in-pro football | |Meyers Paces ‘Blackhawks to Fourth in Row North Oakland’ County | Quintet Enjoys Sweet Revenge _in League Few can re ber the last time Ortonville won straight basket- ball games, but the Blackhawks of Northern Oakland County did just that last night in trouncing bmilay City 65-39, Imlay City, long the Kingpin in the South Central Conference, and jamong the top rated teams in Class C for many seasons, appears to have a long road ahead this year. The victory was the second in league. play for Ortonville and the new year should bring a quick showdown for conference honors. Oxford, which is 1-0 in the league, lost to Romeo, a nonleaguer, last night, and the Wildcats will face Ortonville in the first game after * * * In another SCC game, Milling- ton defeated North Branch 50-45 iby putting together three players in double figures. to offset the 21 points by North Branch's Mike Ribner. Dave Zink had 12, Mike Zink had 10 and Mike Kolaja had 10 for Millington. Ortonville enjoyed itself against Imlay, a team which gave the Blackhawks many beatings in Imlay got only two points in the first period and Ortonville coasted to a 29-12 halftirne lead. * * * Mead Meyers, 6-2 senior center, poured through 10 field goals and five free throws for 25 points, He also pulled down 29 rebounds, Jim Hutchings added 20 points and 19 rebounds, while Pete Brabb led Imlay with 16 points. | ORTONV'LLE LAY { FG FT TP FG FT TP Rich'son 2 O+1 4 erson @ 1-1) 1 Hutch’gs 6 : 20 Me 6 i-t 1 ‘Hctey 10 $-11 28. VancC’nt 1 0-1) 2 2 }- 5 Rolite 1 6-0 2 2 1-2 6 F tod 1.3-5 4 me Pe pase’ yy rT ~ Engler: © 0-0. © Perkins 1 0-3 2 Daz 1 0-1 2 Totals 25 15-26 @5 \. Totals 14 11-24 39 Sere b: 18 18 18-65 N10 13. 1439 Pere re ee ey Ortonville . 0... e eee. Imlay City Veteran cunts Retires ~CHEBOYGAN (AP) — T.. Be (Tommy). Whitehead, who began coaching career at Cheboygan High School 37% years ago, retired yes terday. @ football, basketball and baseball _ PLANNING STRATEGY — Paul Bryant poses with three of Alabama coach his top players as he goes over plans for attack against Penn State in today’s Liberty Bowl football game in AP Wirephote Philadelphia Stadium. From left to right are halfback Marlin Dyess, quarterback Pat Tram- mel, Bryant and tackle Billy Neighbors. itan 5 Gets Big Chance Tonight By The Associated Press Detroit’s dynamic Titans have been vaulting higher and ‘higher in stature. Tonight the Titans get their big chance to crash into basketball's select circle of nation- al prominence. Coach Bob Calihan takes his ton, Ind., to face Indiana, . the Big Ten’s ‘pre-season favorite. A sixth straight victory for the sophomore-laden~ Titans — should/*~ spurt them into the top ten in the national rankings. They re- turn home Sunday afternoon to play Boston College. unbeaten Titans to Blooming- Sophs Dave DeBusschere and Northern Matmen Head Locals in Area Tourney With Northern leading the way, Pontiac area prep matmen took an impressive opening showing into today’s deciding rounds of the annual Southeastern Michigan Barbers Hold Lead in PTTL. by One Point A 5-1 victory for Capitol Barbers fn Thursday's Pontiac Table Ten- nis League, l:ept the tonsorialists in the top spot by a single point. Newberry Market, runnerup, also won with a shutout, 60, over A & W. Barbers defeated Cone Top. Other results, as the league nears conclusion of its first half season play, included 5-1 wins for Seman Mfg. over Fox, L. HI and Cole over Frostop, 42 victory for Dorris & Son over Pontiac Motors, and 4-1 for All Aluminium over Nutrilite. Two more weeks of play, starting Jan. 7, will end the first half. Perc Secord and Howard Heck- man are the only remaining un- ‘peaten players in the PTTA. Standings: we_ Capitol Barbers ..000...eecves a 6 Newberry MRt. |. 00. . 00» [nl Nutrilite Food 1s. .cessesverane 7:7 Seman Mfg. Licesensetestease 29° 25 L. F. Cole Oil cess csesseeeeee 2 35 All Aluminum ea. ee ree cne cone 28 25 Dorris & SOM ..crQccervecewonee 27 27 Cone Top Soll... ckeaneeereene 19 35 Fox Cleaners ..s0..eesgense enon 18-36 Pontiac Motors o..e0..derecees 16 38 Frostop Dr. IM ....us-s a 15 39 A & W Root Br. sevens eee 5 Colorado Pucksters oo Stave Off MSU Rush COLORADO: SPRINGS, Colo. : —Colorado College stormed to an Michigan State's third period rally for a 53 Western Collegiate Hoc- key League victory last night. State’s goalie Eldon Van. Spy- “Bl lead cand staved off, brook was kept busy with 39 saves|~ during. the bristling home “openery for the Tigers. Ed Ozybko,. Tom Mustonen and Jack Roberts “accounted for the Spartan scorts. 3rd for Country Day» ‘ Ontario: swith 4 Sagar a a Say 2s) trey, with: 20 po un Amateyr ‘Wrestling Association tournament at Allen Park. of them were still in the running when another long . session. got under way just before noon. Pontiac Central, Waterford ; and Walled Lake all have boys still in the running for medals which will go.to the top four '| finishers in each weight class. Two pins by Tyson Daniels and a pair of victories each by Stan Hertel and. Jan Lawrence featured the impressive PNH start. A pair of veterans, Sam Wis- combe, 164, and little Bob Kaiser, were the. shining lights for Central with two triumphs apiece. Each won the only matches _Sending PCH boys against Huskies, Wiscombe defeated Jim Miller and Kaiser downed Ben Chancey in‘a preview of a big dual between the schools set for Tuesday night at the PCH gym. The tournament started with some 521 contestants representing 30 be ase Finals start tonight at 7:30. Albion Quintet Rolls ALBION ® — Albion toppled: Western Ontario 75-65 last night: with @ second-half rally led by; Garth Richey. : The Canadian five tooka 35-30 lead in the second half. only to. be}~ outscored 26-15 in the first 10 minutes. - Richey netted 18 points as Albion squared. its record at 44, Bill: Lawson topped Western Coach Bill Wilson of the HuSkies | took 20 boys to the meet.and 16. Charlie North have blended ex- Ipertly with veteran Ray Albee. The Titan trio already has its supporters talking about post-sea- Son tournament bids. Detroit has beaten one Big Ten foe this season, Purdue 84-63 last Saturday. But the Boilermakers are not in the same strong cate- gory. as Indiana. uw The state’s other unbeaten ma- jor quintet, Michigan State, also is on the road. The Spartans go after their fourth straight tri- umph against strong Wyoming. regionally televised game. ern Conference's powerhouses. Western Michigan, in clash, state interest. - Chips Get Walloped DEKALB, I!l. iP— throughout the game. 4th in Row for Dondero Royal Oak Dondero stayed game, vantage. scoring. ‘Surgery Pa Harris. “DETROIT #®—Gail Harris, ~De- today at a Detroit ‘hospital. Doctors said he was doing nicely. = Harris was hospifalized-earlier this rs ~ minor ‘Surgery, With ‘60 Pact for Assistant Than Ramsey paign, day Wilon is contemplating sistants.- - Wilson currently has one va- cancy on his staff. Buster Ram- eight years, can Football League. © Aldo Forte, Ray (Scooter) Dove. The Lions’ change. ‘Wilon for comment. made by Wilson alone, tude,” Anderson said. with him.’’ Replocement Expected Other DETROIT ®— George Wilson, with a new contract to coach the Detroit Lions again next season, may do some shuffling on ‘his coaching staff for the 1960 cam- . ‘The Associated Press learned to- change involving one of his as- sey, Detroit defensive coach for resigned Wednes- day. He became head coach of . the Buffalo Bills of the Ameri- Wilson’s other aides in 1959 were Mc- Lean, Bob Nussbaumer and Bob board of directors gave Wilson a contract for 1960 at a meeting yesterday. Edwin J. Anderson was given a vote of con- down about a possible coaching was unavailable The Lions president said any de- cisions about the staff would be “George has completed |lati- “he has the right to hire and fire as he sees fit and no one interferes Anderson said the directors took neice 19,1959 | wie - May Shuffle Coaching ; Mountaineers Face Kentucky in Tourney Final. x &* *& koe By The Associated Press | Jerry West and his rough, tough West Virginia Mountaineers get a chance at sweet revenge tonight, when they meet’ Kentucky in the final of the University of Ken- ue’, Invitational Basket-| ball Tournament in Lexington, Last year, the same two teams met for the championship and the. Wildcats won 97-91, This time, though, the Moun- taineers will be the favorites. They cleared their first big ob- aistacle Friday night in the first .. Virginia Atter Revent e ‘man in the West Virginia triumph ‘scoring. x record 37 points, 25° of for the winners with 23 points. point, 17-16 midway in the first round of the tourney by edging ord to 7-0. Kentucky, slow Starting, ad-| vaneed at the expense of North | Carolina, 76-70. In the other big tour nament on St, Louis, 87-86, to run their rec- S wasn't until late in the game that, Brings Spirit to Knicks jtonight's card, Navy goes against,made good on the first throw to,Navy, now 6-0 had to-compe from Duke for the title in the ‘Birming: ‘cut the deficit to one point, but. ‘behind at the half to overcome ‘ham Classic in Birmingham, Ala. ‘missed his bonus’ toss, |Auburn, Jay Meltzer, a 6-6, 225- ‘The Middies turned back Au-| Kentucky didn’t take - the lead: ‘pound. senior, scored~2T Laue for™ burn, 68-61, and Duke trounced until 10:05 of the first half, but the Middies. ‘Alabama, 78-60, in first-round then -pulied away until the Tar! « * ot games. \Heels rallied late in the second) puke (3-1) had Jittle trouble All-America West was the big half. ‘with sophomore-studded Alabama, Bennie Coffman was high man,The Blue Devils trailed by one half, but the rest of the way a they were in command,. Ohio State, terror of the Big Ten, and. Bradley, another Mid- west power, remained undefeated, Ohio State-—blasted Butler, 96-68, with soph star Jerry Lucas pitch- ing in 20 points, Bradley took the measure of Boston University, 94- 69,. with the second and third stringers playing most_.of the second half. Ohio State and al ley both are 60. - * * * them in the first half, He fouled Lee Shaffer’ led the Tar Heels. out with 22 seconds left in’ the with 22. game. In the Birmingham Classic, | West Virginia had an easier; OS™ aig, te eotarees et t Date o Piston Players Fined a 51-36 bulge at halftime. It! DETROIT (AP) — Two of the; Maryland and Texas: — slumping Detroit Pistons have been dumped from’the unbeaten ranks. fined .for reporting late before Na- \Wake Forest cut down the Terps, 'St. Louis pulled up close. * * * With one second to go, and West Virginia ahead, 87-8, Jim) W arren fouled Jim Dailey. Dailey BOSTON (AP) — Carl plans for a personnel shakeup to the job of playing-coach of the fidence as president general-'siymp-ridden New York Knicker- manager, bockers. xk *k ok The veteran backcourt man Anderson wouldn’t be pinned makes his coachirg debut today 'with the National Basketball Assn. club for which he has played 11 | Seasons. The Knicks meet Boston here in a televised contest—4 p.m. EST, NBC. Braun was named to replace Fuzzy -Levane Friday by owner Ned Irish. * * * New York lost its fourth straight, 137-126, to. Boston at Providence, R. I., Thursday night. The Knicks, mired in the Eastern Division cellar; have been able to Braun in Coaching Debut Braun! brings a fighting spirit but no! tional Basketball Assn, games. 54-47, while Oklahoma City turned One of the players was fined Kk the Longh $150, the other $135, it was learned. | =— ies a “ee. ‘Coach Red Rocha today confirmed | expecting miracles this year,"|he levied the fines earlier this! Elsewhere, Notre Dame made ft > Braun said, ‘but I'll be trying just week against two players, But Six victories, in seven starts-with ——— as hard as if they were expected.”’ ‘Rocha would not identify them, \@ 67-45 decision over Loyola _ ol Braun said he met with the \Chicago, Kansas rolled over San team and assured them there| _ The Pistons have lost five of Francisco, 73-42; Purdue nipped would be no changes in the club, thelr last six games after chal- UCLA, 75-74; Kansas State wal- roster. lenging for the Western Division joned Brigam Young 86-55; Rich- “One thing I do intend to do,”| ‘ead. They face the Syracuse Na- |mond vanquished Rhode Island. Braun added, “is play Kenny tionals here tonight, 182-71; Southern Methodist downec. Sears more regularly, He had) Rocha explained he has a rule Tulane, 86-61; Texas. Tech beai scarlet fever in August and at that all players must appear in the. ‘Louisiana State, 72-465; George one time was down to 186. Kenny’STdressing room one hour before a |Washington rolled over Willian: up to about 200 now and I'll use game. The fine for being late, he|and Mary 98-71 and Californie him about 35. minutes a game in-|said, is $5 a minute. He said the came from behind to nip Colorad stead of the 22 he’s been playing.|two offenders had been late more 51-47. “As for myself, I'll start some than once and were notified of, Winless Michigan. has another tough opponent in an afternoon The thrice-beaten Wolverines take on Tennessee, one of the Southeast- which al iready has equalled its two vic- tories of last season, plays Mar- shall of West Virginia on the road a Mid-America’ Conference Central Michigan is at Milweu- kee State and Otterbein at Law- rence Tech in other’ games of Northern ‘| Illinois scored its second straight IIAC victory by whipping Central Michigan 77-40, last night. North- ern raced to a 30-18 halftime lead and had things its own way un- beaten in its fourth start of the +” young season by defeating Monroe, | Pinion when you have 13 people 51-45, in a Border Cities League The game was tied once in the third quarter; but the Acorns never fell behind. after 24-22 halftime ad- Howie Bryant with.15 and John (Meadows with 12 led the Dondero troit Tiger first baseman, under- went.an emergency appendectomy Ramsey's departure in stride. “We're in no hurry to find a replacement,” he said, ‘‘we--want to find the best possible man," * * * Ramsey was largely responsi- ble for the Lions’ tough defensive units during the recent glory days when the Lions won three world championships and added a divi- win only 8 of 27 starts, “T’ve been told that nobody fs | sional title, The defense was the most reliable part of the club in| the last two season as Detroit to-. talled only, seven victories. But Anderson and Wilson said, better days are coming for the) Lions. They agreed the outlook for next! season was “very, very optimis-. tic’ because of the many fine rookies the club expects to sign. “There's nothing wrong with the Lions that a winning or an interesting team couldn't cure,” Anderson said he told Wilson and the board. The rehirings, although expect- ed, quieted all talk of internal strife onthe club. A few weeks ago sqme directors said they want- ed’ to oust both Wilson and Ander- son, but the revolt died out. “Tl admit there have been some difficulties,” Anderson said. T don’t consider them major ones. There are always differences of ‘on a board. But I believe my directors are solidly behind me and I'll stand on the record I have umade since I became president of the Lions 10 years ago."’ Anderson. been mentioned as a possible candidate to become, commisioner of the~National Foot- ball League before next_season. Austin Gunsel has been acting, ‘commissioner since _ Bert Bells: pected to nanie.a successor at its. Jan, 20 meeting in Miami Beach, ra not campaigning for the’ iob,”” terete) “but if ‘the: other 11 club o feel I’m qual- ified, I would give ‘Weerious con ‘ sideration.” a Meet Ma ple Leafs Tonight "fren ren et Groves with 2 cement ‘our § I st, Mary S747 last nigh “~~|from their closest pursuers. to Pat Wilson “but | death in October. The NFL is ex-]> i | TOM’S HARDWARE Presents OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 fourth, is another seven points behind the Leafs. The weekend seems likaga good| time for the Wings to pull away “But this league is tough,”’ said Abel. “Anyone can beat anyune! any night.” All- Army M VP Title Awarded Much... Much More. Battery Operated Famous TICO TRAIN and > TRACK SET preset These are just a few examples of Our Complete | Selection of Toys — Games — Dolls — Trains — Model and Hobby Sets — Sports Equipment and SPECIAL $° 88 Reg. $3 to 6. ae “~ un Holster "et $4 98 ifs 88 Reg. *1 98 Auburn 25% Reg. 52.98 Matell Shootin’ Shell Rifle .............. 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The Pistons won the game 147- 129, e Serans ¥ /0 Js “I've always looked forward to!over the New York Knic kerbockers | was Bt nocDincount te Au | becoming a coach and hoped it\in their greatest offensive scorin ees | ; would be with the Knicks. " spree ever. | Breaiags & Sat. Only ; a ie: e = : Ls rn Bere eee ee eee ee s * * - He came up with a single page Short form for reports by unions whose annual income does not ex- -eeed $20,000. The unions also must keep two other tests. Mitchell further introduced a de- tailed nine-page form for other un- ’ jons to report their income and expenditures. Under the bill passed by the last Congress,. about 55,000 na- tional and lecal unions must sub- ALONZO WILSON : Now Williams Can Fire Wilson} He'll e Give State Banking) | , pointed last January. Governor Says Chief Chance to Quit the -Legisjatare today will clear the Banking Commissioner Alonzo L. Wilson. The governor indicated he again would ask the 60-year-old Commis- sioner to quit the job to which-he LANSING ® ~— Adjournment of way for-Gov. Williams to fire State} ¢ was appointed in 1957 and reap-| x «© * If Wilson continues to refuse, the governor said, he will be dismissed. Williams disclosed this week 3 Unions Fight mit ‘reports on their finances to | ‘the Labor Department within 90 | days after the end of their fiscal | - year, The idea is to prevent mis- use of funds by corrupt union of- | Monroe Reactor # he has been trying since August to persuade Wilson to resign be- cause of a conflict of interest. Two Traverse City banks ac- eused Wilson of using his in- fluence improperly to help the Empire State Bank, in which his wife holds 9.5 per cent of | the stock, Wilson authorized the bank to a. . Request Appecis ar move its main office from Empire = a eearALS = Mitchell! developed the short to Set Aside rder |to a house trailer on a site within ; e CHRI ‘MAS SPECI form under a provision of the law ,- Build A-Project 200 feet of the Traverse City SWINGING OLDSTERS — They don’t care during one ‘of the club's is wating linen at tthe DIAMOND BRIDAL SETS $29.95 requiring simplified reports if sub-/ tO Bul -Project limits. | much for Rock ’n’ Roll, but this hep trio of the Pontiac Boys’ Club are Mrs. Thyra McEvers (far WATCHES, 17 Jewel ..$ 9.95 E-Z Payments Christmas Layaway * * * Wilson also holds stock in the Sunset Club plays a cool square dance and waltz, or so they say. At the drums is Mrs. Edith left), 6442 Logan St., Waterford Township, and - Mrs. C. H. Davis, 333 W. Huron’ St. The Sunset mission of detailed reports would} impose an undue~burden on un-) A few minutes later the secre- | WASHINGTON — Three labor But the key ions with only a few hundred ,members and nonpaid, part-time “officers. CERTAIN CONDITIONS Unions may use the form if they, are self-governing, their yearly re- ceipts are under $20,000 and their expenses would be unduly ~in- creased. by using the long form. * * * On both forms, the unions must list the salaties, allowances, ex- penses,and other payments to each of theif officers and employes who received more than $10,000 a year. Also required is a report on cash on hand, bank deposits, se- curities, réat—estate and other | investments. Entertainment ex- penses, legal fees and outside publicity expenses must be shown , { ° . , are the United Auto Workers, the The law carries a maximum pen-|International Union of Electrical Chr istmas P ar ty ; il an Ww the United P: alty of one year in jail and a $10 Worers and the United Paper The New Sylvanites’ annual, 000 fine for failure to report or knowingly file.a false statement. unions have asked the U.S. Circuit ‘Court of Appeals to set aside an \Atomic Energy Commission order ipermitting construction of a nu- iclear reactor near Monroe. The. unions contended among) lother things that the 100000 kilo-' iwatt facility, scheduled for com- ipletion next year, endangers the, ives of two million persons in the Detroit-Toledo area. The reactor is being construct- ed by Power Reactor Develop- ment Corp., a utility combine headed by Detroit Edison Co. The AEC entered a final deci- sion earlier this year rejecting the union objections and stating that a reactor of the type proposed by PRDC*can be constructed without undue risl- to the public safety. Unions fighting the installation ,|Hold Annual Traverse City State Bank and the First Péople’s State Bank. They Empire Bank's new office last iobtained an injunction closing the| jsummer and are seeking to make | it permanent. | “Wilson has told me he will re-| isign after this court case is set- | tled,"’ the governor said. ‘I want | to check to find out how long this might take and check again with) Wilson before I make a decision.” x *« * Under the state constitution, the governor may not dismiss an| elected or appointed state official while the Legislature is in session. pa = ee New Sylvanites Christmas party was held Thurs- day evening at the home of Mrs./ Dickie, 117 W. Hopking St.; Hazlett, 117 W. Princeton St.; Webb, 28 Fielding St., piano, Mrs. Ethel and violin, George Ferndale. Standing by & Recreation. Club is sponsored by the Department of Parks tary tried to leave. wouldn’t turn in the lock, He andi] Open Evenings ‘Til Christmas the two other officers beat @ EDWARD'S 18 8. SAGINAW tattoo on the peritet Finally some- YANKEE STORES OPEN TONITE ‘Til 10 * * * The Labor Department said 75 _per cent of union members in this country belong to organizations which must file the more compli- Frank Scavo on Beverly avenue. * * * Cohostesses were Mrs. William Bull, Mrs. Ray, Dombrowski and) Mrs, William Sanderson. William Peterson, 36, Youngest Judge in State CADILLAC #—William R. Pet- 9 a.m. ‘til 9 p.m. LOWEST PRICE| On the Most Wanted of Gifts cated form jerson, 36, has ‘beer sworn in as ery ' . ; Wexford Circuit Judge and will) An inspirational message on, ‘ . assume office Jan. 1, becoming the by vo ee oes ae given vo est circuit judge in Mich-| Dy Mrs. Robert oickKels, Gills were; Runway to Be Longer igen me exchanged by the 26 members’ MOMBASSA, Kenya (UPI) —! Peterson was elected..dast April, prese nt and Mrs. Harry Wenzel i. _Vork will be completed next June to succeed” Howard L. Campbell, Was welcomed as a guest. | im ‘on extending Mombassa Airport’ s| who jis retiring in the 28th Judicial) * * * main runway to 6,200 feet, The/Circuit. The circuit covers Wex- Card party slated for Jan. 7 modernization program is expected ford, Missaukee, Kalkaska and/ will be at the home of Mrs. Thomas} to cost 210,000 pounds.($708,000). | Benzie counties. White. ST Vi GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST Your Savings Earn v BS SR A% > Current. The Shaver that adjusts _, to fit your beard and skin (i Re . — For lasting shaving comfort ... lasting value. Give -him a Remington Roll-A-Matic. First and only electric shaver with the. exclusive . roller combs that adjust to any beard and skin, AN ALWAYS BUY Rate _- Our best friends, OUR SAVERS, are telling their friends and neighbors about the EXTRA PROFIT and SURE SAFETY that are yours when you save at Pontiac Federal. 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I believe they exercise genuine influence in Moscow today and that we should do what we can to encourage the trend.” * * * The former Illinois governor : and two-time Democratic nominee for the presidency has said he is not a candidgte for. the 1960 nomi-| _- ‘nation, But Foreign Affairs says Thursday's 7,500-word article is his most comprehensive discussion of foreign affairs since his 1956 campaign. : xe ke *& “T am much encouraged by evi- dence from many quarters that the Russians are genuinely wor- ried about the political and techni- cal dangers and the cost to the USSR. of continuing the arms race indefinitely,’ he wrote. {= a a He said it appears that ‘“‘con- trolled disarmament” was back at the top of the world’s agenda ‘where it belongs.”’ But, he added, the West must maintain a balance of military power with the Com- munists—for its own) safety and to} _ Strengthen its hand during disarm- Stevenson also/ suggested that the Free World pool its resources for a 200-billion-dollar investmerit program for underdeveloped na- a He said the program would last 40 years and “we shall have~to coordinate all aspects of the effort with other’ nations—not only in- vestment / but opportunities for * “trade, jnfernational liquidity and so foth. The developed nations must all cooperate,”’ — a ee 2 “To me,” he added, “the twol most dangerous realities. we now face are the.multiplication of nu- clear weapons and the. disparity in living standards between the ich nations and the poor." He shid the Eisenhower admin-| .|Americans’. mechanical ability or ps Some are able to soup ‘up worn|— out jalopies and turn them into} — _ first rate vehicles. Or they swap } parts on ‘standard engines. and ee iy GALA ‘transmissions until a sedate fam- PYUND = Cot ¢ an ily car is transformed into a real) — hot rod a ee ee . Nobody has said whether faith in a worry about the diminishing sup- ply of mechanics -is «responsible, but .most foreign manufacturers include tool kits in the cars they send to this country. The English Hiliman has tools ving replacing spa plugs. in. addition to jack, lug | wrench and hub cap remover. 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TM, Reg, U.S, Pat: OF. : he ed ee By Charles Kuhn | [1 HAVEN'T BEEN PAST HERE FOR SOME TIME, f= JUST THOUGHT I'D INQUIRE |} called some new “dirty business’ in the big trucking union.- * * *& “Martin F..O’Donoghue, chairman of. the three-man court appointed wionitor board, said he had. an- eovered new evidence relating to Teamsters President James R. Hoffa's use of $400,000 in Team- sters funds to help finance a Flor- ida real estate project. * But O'Donoghue complained to the U.S. Court of Appeals that he needs more legal help to pit against an array of union law- yers blocking him with litiga- tion at every turn. He asked that the appeals judges sanction hiring of a law firm at) Teamsters expense to aid ‘ne monitors in court cases. ‘UNLIMITED LAWYERS’ “They have unlimited lawyers at their command,” O'Donoghue said of Hoffa and the union’s high command. “Every time I go up there (to Teamsters headquarters) I meet a bar association . “It's just always climbing up hill to get anything accomplish ; * * * * O'Donoghue said he has been kept so busy defending monitor actions against Teamsters legul challenges in the courts that he can't proceed with proper speed t e|He was re-elected for "leagues “haven't decided what we per’s direct challenge to: cite its editor for contempt. — pege one editorial yesterday by heey party by “fellow neared members here Thursday. * * * . Brody, first appointed to the board in 1921 by Gov. Alexander J.. Grosebeck, will retire Dec. 31, six con- secutive six-year terms and served Brody, of East Lansing, .was a Michigan Farm Bureau executive until his retirement last February. x * member Arthur K. Rouse of Boyne City, who was defeated in a re- elected bid last spring. Both are Republicans, Taking office with the first of ‘the year will be Warren H. Huff (D-Plymouth} man (R-Deckerville). Judges Weigh News’ Prodding Challenged by Detroit Paper to Cite Editor for Contempt Fy DETROIT w — A VU: S, district judge said today he and three col- are going to do’’ about a newspa- The challenge was made in a he Detroit News. for 16 years as board chairman.} The party also honored, board “he and Frank Merri- * WASHIN -|be held 2 p.m. Monday at Roth’s GTON — Service; ail Home for Funerals for Mrs. Clar- etery. Surviving are her husband, one daughter Mrs. Ruth Furhoff of Fenton, ome son, Charles Gobat of Mount Clemens; a sister, three brothers, and eight grandchildren. Commerce Township, day night at Pontiac General Hos- pital: He was 76, — retirement, a South Lyon police of- ficer, ; Mrs. Beatrice Moyer, 1610 Ladd Rd., five grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. Phillips Funeral Lyon, at 8 p.m, Sunday. Mr. Jeannotte was, prior to his He is survived by a daughter, A Rosary will be recited at the Home, South renee Mass will be sung at ING — Sate and local taxes on business in seven selected industrial states. average only. 50 per cent of similar taxes in Mich- igan, a Senate tax study report Stale and Local Ties 50 Pct. Higher in Michigan point, or already have_passed that point, if they are to be competitive with manufacturers in- other in- dustrial states.” ‘SUSTIFIES SENATE’ + a HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP — Serv- ice for Lee C. Paige, 59, of 680 Tierney Dr., will be held at 1:30 p.m, Monday at the Richardson- Bird Funeral Home in Milford. Burial will follow in the Highland Mary Sherman of Highland; ‘sev- en children, Jeanette, Billy, Car- roll, Louise and Shirley, all at home, Robert. in the U.S. Air Force and Norman of Warren; and tack at bis home last night. ‘ ROCHESTER — Service will be held: at 3 p.m: Monday at the Pixley Funeral Home for Mrs. William (Maude)..Piett, 73, of Pompano Beach, Fla., who died suddenly Thursday at. her home. Burial will be in--Roselawn. Park Cemetery in Royal Oak. Surviving are her husband; two sons, W. M. Lloyd of Detroit and Russell of Utica; a daughter, Mrs. Evely Hill of Rochester, and sev- en grandchildren, ° concludes, ; ie x * The report was prepared by Dr. Dwight B. Yentema, professor of economics at Hope College, Hol- land, and released by Sen. Clyde H. Geerlings (R-Holland), commit- tee chairman. . The business tax burden in other states ranged from only 33 per cent of the Michigan tax in Illinois te 78 per cent in Wis- consin, Yntema said. He said the figures were ar- rived at by compiling question- on needed reforms. For example, he said the moni- tors have complaints involving 35 - recent Teamsters local union elec- tions that need investigating. - Business Notes D. N. Frey, 586 Fairfax Rd., Birmingham, has been appointed assistant chief engineer of the car product engineering office of Ford, Motor Company's ‘Ford Division. Frey joined Ford in 1951 as man- * * * It joined the Free Press and Times in printing names and de- tails involved in a civil case which the judges had ordered kept se- cret. Both the Free Press and News previously had termed the writ- ten rule adopted Wednesday, by the judges ‘“‘a gag.” It allows any district judge, at an attorney’s request, to suppress all informa- tion regarding a pending suit. The four judges who signed the rule met twice yesterday. Two) Geerlings said the report. also justified the position of Senate Re- publicans against increased busi- ness taxes. _MRS. ARTHUR SCHWARTZ HOLLY — Service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Dryer Funeral Home for Mrs. Arthur (Hazel) Schwartz, 56, of 303 Sem- inole St., who died today in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Flint following a long illness. Burial will take place in Lakeside Cemetery. Surviving are her husband; her mother, Mrs, Nora Jensen of Clyde; anda sister, Mrs, Blanche - Lowé of Davisburg. Mrs. Schwartz was a .member Pontiac Press Phote packages are (from left) Ruth Hoffman of ‘40 Miller St., Susan Coleman of 835 Menominee Rd. and Lynda Brooks of 2370 Middle Belt Rd. WRAPPING GIFTS FOR ELDERLY — Young people of ‘the First Presbyterian Church have purchased more than 50 Christmas gifts for eld- erly patients at Pontiac State ‘Hospital. Wrapping — Swedish Soprano Hailed as New Diva of Met NEW YORK (UPI) — The met- ropolitan opera had a new star today. Swedish soprano Birgit Nil- isson- triumphed in the difficult Wagner opera Tristan and lselde last night. Rocky Back Home: ‘Wonderful’ Trip 3rd U.S. Citizen Gets Prison Term in Cuba ager of the metallurgical depart-| io. district j NEW YORK (AP)—Gov. Nelson naires returned from 100 compa-| Her debu of the Amel Schwartz American : : judges are absent ‘ < er debut performance was ment in the scientific laboratory and did not participate in drafting|A. Rockefeller has wound up his nies doing business both in Michi-|front-page news in both the ee ve pry Aad bee past No- and subsequently advanced to di- rector of the engineering research office. Prior to his present assignment, 5,636-mile six-day tour that took the rule. . him into seven states. He says) INVOLVES PRESIDENT he has done all the traveling he. The newspapers all reported that|is going to do in researching his of serving as a link between anti- gan and the other states. INDIANA 50 PCT. ’ Indiana’ businesses were shown New York Times and the New York Herald Tribune, whose critics lavished superlatives on the new diva, HAVANA (AP) — Another U.S. icitizen faced a long prison sen- tence for alleged counter-revolu- Castro forces in Cuba and Florida, was handed a 13-year sentence MRS. LENNA L. SMITH ROCHESTER — Service will be ; ' : tionary activities and two con-|Friday. The prosecution haditg 50 t of the Michig s execut ‘ineer - c pay 50 per cent of the Michigan)” ,. he coves es aa oie Frey the ‘sult ay encingerine tr aren ee demned enemies of Fidel Castro's|asked for a 20-year term. tax, New Jersey 46 per cent, New come psa hie mage, Met- pel at 2 Oe numadey at , the docto iloso| regime were ordered before a' . and ; ouse last night |Raigu une holds s r of philc P hy degre¢ They said it involved the presi- Roc kefeller called the trip ‘‘won- tiring squad today. ; | : ® * : * ; York Pennsy Ivania 53 oe t. with the glory of the finest Isolde (ville, W. Va., for Mrs, Lenna Leo- in metallurgical engineering from y \d fal.” H sd here by pl Martino, 49, joins two other|cent and Pennsylvania 53 per cent.| |; the unforgetable da t/ta Smith, 87, of 47855 Dequindre . the University of Michigan. dent and a former president, | erfu e arrive ere by Pp ane; John V. Martino, . an ailing| Americans convicted by revived nce rg ys 01 a . . ne their differences and division of |Friday night from Miami. as sinessman accuse _ . _| All nonpayroll taxes were com- |Kirsten F 1a gstad two‘decades Rochester. ~* * * \Miami, Fla., businessman accused military tribunals pilot-adven said Times critic H, She died yesterday in BI Arthur Monson, 4671 Lakeview fees, among other things. ® Li * i — Oe —Iiturer Frank Austin Young, sen- piled and the figure was based (ago, entuc oward ne ine | “I'm peither optimistic nor pes-| ° on taxes per employe. ‘Taubman. field Hospital after a long illness Drayton Plains, of Monson Iron) All three also pointed out that| ; ' I ! p jtenced to 30 years; and Peter ; ae Burial will be in H ‘an Chapel and Metal Co., was elected a mem-|the former head bookkeeper of the siiniatic work teller “id “ hen C hri s ti an ity |John Lambton of Nassau, Baham-| The report said firms doing busi-| ; , Cemetery in eta The body ber of the National Board of the| firm was arraigned in state courts °°" : P as, given 25 years. iess within Michigan paid ju:s tj. News in Brief will be at’ the Pixley Funeral National Federation of Independent Serap Yard Dealers, Inc., at its sixth ‘annual convention held in New York. |there was a change in the presi-' last week on a charge of embez- zling more than $100,000 and that she left in 1957 about the time possibilities. any light en his national political) He said he wants to make up bis mind before the New York Levislature meets Jan. 5 Still Survives in Red China A fourth American, Miami Her- ald reporter James* Buchanan, is being held for trial on charges of aiding Young in. his brief escape over one-third of their taxes to the state goVernment, primarily in the form of business activities and cor- porate franchise taxes. * * * Rd., Lake Orion, Gordon Baynton, of 1145 Rhodes told Oakland Home until Sunday morning, Surviving Mrs, Smith is one daughter, Mrs. Mark LaBarge of. Utica; five grandchildren; six from a Pinar del Rio prison last} County sheriff's deputies Friday that someone cut down and hauled away an 11-foot blue spruce tree, valued at $65, from his property. dune LeBell, of 100] Hickory Ridge Rd., Highland Township. Friday reported the theft of two antique lamps, valued at $195,. six platinum and gold plates valued dency. The suppression rule was pro-| mulgated by chief Judge Theodore Levin and signed by Judges Ralph M. Freeman, Thomas P. Thornton and Clifford O'Sullivan. Judge Levin said the court acted under its “Inherent power”’ in writ- ing ‘out a suppression rule. ; x* *« * Edward Malionen, 200 Oneida Rd., and Robert W. Bills, 5221 Commerce Rd., Orchard Lake, at- | tended the annual meeting of the , Michigan Chapter of the Ameri- can Landscape Architects held in East Lansing. Bills is a landscape architect for the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan great grandchildren, and ,two brothers. MRS, ELSIE E. STEPHEN LAKE_ORION — Service will be held 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Hun- toon Funeral Home, Inc., for Mrs. Elsie E, Stephen, 92, of 24 Wash- ington St., who died yesterday at home following a brief illness. Bur- | INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Aus-| week. jtralian Protestant minister reports | : that Christianity still survives be- carne arrested last acon “+ samboo Curtain in Com- week when they came to Havana . , vnss., |t0 join the Caribbean Legion were The Rev, E. Lyall Williams, | released Friday night. Military principal of the College of the/intelligence headquarters said the Bible of the Churches of Christ in|iwo—Edwin R. Eckersley, 26, of Australia, visited the Chinese portiand, Ore., and Monty Mulph, mainland last summer. Idaho—boarded a The remaining two-thirds of the total resulted from local taxes, mostly on real and persortial prop- Lansing Schools Get Gloomy Finance Tale LANSING (UPI)—The Lansing! Board of Education was given a rather gloomy -picture of the! ‘schools’ financial status Thursday gee Authority and Mallonen is a park planner for the Authority. Both were graduated from Michigan State University in 1950. * * * dames V. Davis, 926 Canterbury Dr., regional manager for the May- tag Detroit Co., Inc., attended a conference of 125 eastern and southeastern field representatives of the Maytag Company. The con- ference. was held Thursday and Friday in the Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C. | Friday fer an 87-million dollar Admiral Hears ~ German Spoken; Wonders Why “ WASHINGTON (P—U. 8. Navy wives in Germany puzzled Adm. Arleigh A, Burke; chief of naval Gperations, when he Visited there. this week.” * * * “They all spoke to me in Ger- man,” Burke said on his return today. * Finally, he said, he asked why. _.. “They reminded me I put out ‘wm order three years ago that families should use the language Of the country where they were fiving, ” he said. “One little wife ‘asked me, ‘Admiral, don't you ‘Speak German?’ ” x * * . He said he admitted he didn't, at _ not very well. Bharehoiders Approve Merger of 2 Paper Firms .| DETROIT w—M.S, She Votes Yes— They'd Heard About Michigan LANSING (UPI — State Rep. Josephine Hunsinger (D-Detroit) shouldn’t have any more trouble in Chicago cashing checks drawn | on the once-depleted Michigan treasury, She helped return the treas- ury to solvency when she voted | revenue package. “When I was in Chicago late in October, three banks refused to cash a $129.26 state check,” Mrs, Hunsinger said in debate | yesterday. | “They said they had heard about Michigan.’ U.S. Unable fo Aid . Detained Reporter WASHINGTON — State De- partment officials said today they fail to see anything else the U.S. government can do in the case of James Buchanan, Miami Herald reporter, who has been jailed by the Castro government in Cuba. Some ‘days ago, the department said consular authorities were in touch with the case and following it closely, That is their routine responsibility when a U-S. citizen is arrested in a foreign country. Officials said the real difficulty now is not any limitation on the ability of the State Department to act, but the unhappy state of re- lations existing between the United States and Cuba. Two Ford Executives Will Trade Jobs Jan. 1 Mclaughlin will become ral sales manager of the Ford Di n of anid Mo- tor Co, Jan, 1 McLaughlin Sie appointed to ‘the post Thursday in a job swap with ~ {Waiter J., Cooper, who becomes regional sales manager at Boy in Bad Shape lL. del’s night. * * * Superintendent Dwight Rich told the Board that the state is about $363,000 behind in-state aid to the local schools and that by Janu ary, it was expected the lag would amount to more than $500,000.” * * * The schools have borrowed about $1,085,000 for this school year be- ‘cause of troubled finanees. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPT)— Milwaukee police believe they have. captured one of the young- est traffic violators in history. Officers yesterday confiscated -a 10-year-old boy’s.go-cart because the motor-drive vehicle had “no lights and-no horn and the boy lacked a driver's license. Coffee Comin’ Up, Up NEWARK, N. J. (UPID—A 60- ton crane is used to deliver six cups of coffee each day to six iron workers “dismantling a downtown building 180-feet above the ground. a normal proportion of men and Yule Tree Towers High * * * He says about three million Ro- man Catholics and 700,000 Protes- tants continue to hold services in China with many congregations forced to use the same building. In the Shanghai area, he says,” the “‘people appeared to be wor- shipping im’ a_ perfectly relaxed way. The congregations were ‘made up of young and old, with women.” Above Lake on Bridge * HOUGHTON \# — The highest Christmas tree in the Copper Country is on top of the. north tower of the Portage Lake lift bridge. The tree towers some 200 feet above the lake surface, It. was_put there aspart. of the!” City’s Christmas decoration. In the past, some of the mine shaft houses in the Copper Coun- try have had Christmas trees on their pinacles. But none of these ever reached the height of the one on the bridge tower, “Taking Hold of Eternity” will be the theme of Dr. Milton. H. Bank's sermon at the two morning services in the Central Methodist Church: Sunday. At 10:45 the junior and- senior choirs -will combine-to sing “Gesu Bambino” by Yon and “The Snow Lay on the Ground” by Hallstrom, Following. the sermon the sen-— ior choir will__sing “And the Glory of the Lord’* from Han- “Messiah,” At the close of the services a Christrnas candle and ja copy of A short service for ‘worship. in the home on Christmas Day will be ‘Taking Hold of Eternity’ Will Be Methodist Theme: lost gift, The story is told through a narrator, with choric speaking and carols by a youth choir. Included in the spéaking choir Bank, Betty James, Sandra Bri- ney, Jeanette Wright, James Moyer, Warren Gooch and Ronald Mapley, . 3 . _A candlelight communion serv- ice is scheduled for 10:45 on Christmas Eve, The quartet will sing “Some Children See. Him” by Burt. “This will be followed by the bap- tism of a child, and the senior choir will present “Slumber of the given each family. - “The Lost Gift, " a Christians Se a be presented © Errington, will the at 4:30 p.m. The} ‘Tplayy nters around aschild is and’a!Christmias Infant Jésus” by Gaevert. Free- 21, of Eden, plane for Miami. The Legion is a loosely organized group of. adven- turers: with the announced objec- tive of overthrowing dictatorships. Scheduled for execution today were two former soldiers of ex- President Fulgencio Batista, Luis "|Lara and Jose Morfi. They were convicted of plotting a military uprising against Prime Minister Castro's government. ae * °° *%® | te Martino was convicted of at- tempting to smuggle the wife!_of a former Batista army officer, Col.. Esteban Ventura, out of Cuba and of? carrying a bond of the White Rose Society, a counter- revolutionary group operating in the United States. * * * Martino was arrested an’ hour after his arrival in Havana July 23 and has been under prison hos- pital treatment since for-a kidney stone_ Condition. Lutherans fo Teach Spanish Language ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (AP) — The Board of American Missions of the United Lutheran Church is planning to conduct.a 10-week Spanish language school for Lu- theran pastors who work with Spanish-speaking immigrants. * * * Plans call for five hours a day of intensive instruction for a se-|' lected group of 12 to 18 pastors who .work with Spanish - speaking will be Jo Lynn Yansen, James|groups in New York, Philadelphia, Trenton and Camden, N. a —* 87 * It is hoped that the pastors will become proficient enough in -the language to be able to deliver a sermon while reading from a man- uscript. The school will be held in Radi eho oo npaviadastontig Features Problem man Williams will sing “He Camel pa as a Babe From Heaven”. Don-| ti in| Humph of rey. Dr, Bank wil speak on “The Story.” - : J “It proves that our industries are approaching the breaking Escapees Sentenced —With Sympathy COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)—Lanky Grady Floyd Stone, 23, complain- jheme, sheriff’s deputies said, Elliot Furniture OR 38-1225. Adv. 128 W of Turkey because the climate is drier and more than the damp heat of Istanbul's summers. or Christmas. Call December 19 at 3 fom aT | Adv. Ankara was chosen as capital invigorating Pere ee Place im Roneland Mothers Club, Eastern Star and D.A.R., Mrs. Stephenfis survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harry Yoh of Clarkston and Mrs. Orrin Hun- toon Sr., of Pontiac. Two sons, Harold of Pontiac and Willard of ‘Lake Orion; 10 grand- children and 14 great. grandchil- dren also survive, ing- about ‘slinging a 21-pound hammer on one egg and a. cup of coffee breakfast,” told a fed- eral judge Friday of the “rotten” conditions which led him and. 18 others to escape from the Ivy | Bluff, N.C.,._ prison. * * * ‘The. glib-tongues-. prisoner and three other escapees, who were captured in Cambridge, Ohio, two days after the escape, pleaded guilty at their arraignment to ~+ehargesof--transporting--a-—stelen: auto from Charleston; W. 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Pe Le i as: u : SpROt oe ipramrenee EPS “toneni Commision EL Been’ ost ee aa 0 ANE. aoe: Mrs. W ma | _Fent. _ Pele FE Village. MOD. eit Faso °Franaport, | ~~ Work V We v's ‘Pontiac Wall ana TS HA YRIDES a allace, FE eat, unliies APaRrMnyT nT YOR + BED Vilage. Share. 416 ONY. aR ‘ree Be co eee Sgt tee Sis | 22 8 sar reine va | eran ‘: ‘Want A & 4 p A-l a canrertes 72 w Male il * fine Late uous ' ~~ KITTTING, CROCHETING, Foot, aning. roo 1 A _Rent Houses Un Un fur and off-street basta ds Orchard e396, oF older. ET a ins and oF walls. atu SERVICE, ~ . OR 3 , | te of close oeete nt daserment. nen, BEDROOM acts we” Call Reasonable s AE, ARN TS Se ee Saueea| IN DEB cee acne, | raed 1 PART PR | akindonines * 49% . _Pontiac | e Mi 5 T 2-8 Dl = = 108 i * * vce Eases | Poereae ‘eons eee > | aa ss fees, eee a - ~ special ne 2 "| CARPENTER 93416 Taams | PULLMER FE 43081. ne IF S bath LY APARTMENT. Down: 5 after ) eesae Large HO core: | For Rent Miscellaneous 48 Just Such Proble ExPaRIE sicueey, A000 ter Siemens punching aed ‘ener See outae tk Bite PT aS | tenes, AUN” 7 BEDROOH, vara. Pa 2-200 | COMME scellaneous 48 Ni commen repa = . A . oblems! | Balai tay Meee “eerie tae | a aE E|.,, LET US + Bi gare rap ree rss Gaeta a REE * Ri za rena | 2017 ot Sd : Ju Oe We Benoa R | S00 AND CARP, Perviced 0. Reon 7B St Give Y - vate gntrane pi Bs Ml ee ccsonable pineheole gee) Tatlo, 863 LAKEF _ S28 mts st Try 'E for la 706 W. Huron wa saRDEN ® spectajty fw. | PLASTERI . Nelson. FE AND ou 1 Pla =. e and dri pri- merce eagenene 1 stains ‘Adult patie. roe Mon heat. FRONT For Sale $ p.m. in m) | Siy,ploie wt ans | CARPENTRY oPmR | Perk punvanieed 7 2 woe 1 Place to Ps ie Sia | Soe ersanes an ‘aus | Freud tn Ft peved deve ‘aes | See gg Pyare" eae | 10; our Mind ye et ce peoe zSeonoow aint al sont patho eee e ary” Person: ‘Send r or specific "ree. Too ling, attics additions. ¥. ROOMS, 4. ARE i 2 AND 3 TON, rayton APAR | +3079. R EDROOM after ] AL Body Div ae. Sead rome © Sa S475. mas,” remeds fins aE MACHEN ATTICS LOAN NOT A 29 Fie GRO 3-1978, Shopping PARTMENT. NR Richardson peguar, x rn Livin FE iichigen. Baldwin’ ave ABEENTER | WORE OF — AWS MACHINE FILED a. DOAN COM AN 7 ROOMS ward, or phone OA stones RPT. GROU a a Middie "straits per moo 2, 8 I have EX oe ———— _2-m._FE — Call any|D 19 Bagley GAN CR Coupi: AND BATH r mo, W ND FLOOR able, FE M HOME. . - 8] ithom & aan, EXPER after 6 ressmak’ St COUN EDIT ‘or bachelor. OTILITIES:, 7R te Bros., §-4402. ME. REASON- 2 BED 3 m fo y T CA ~ ak S ; lor | 3 ROOMS OR N- a outside etles. de ar around ante. came TAYER WA Orsseman Tailor’ BM. 736 UNSELLORS 7 Rooms. vn 00s. Perry. 7 nus Rt) BATH. G 2 BEDROOM D ge tas and ask f foeartngh Seat Pie “tii, Oe de Seeing re cum merag rae | ee oats arg | eae a Sad ‘oreo | Ste sk. tor ee $140 w arnings in aut MAN DESIRES V NTS) * Fi rorence ave. Bonne.“ lichigan Aso eee —. AND Clemens _ Pre cs furn. Fe PVT. . floors le bat fs, Rice. | orhing 4 5 . HANIO. 35-8565. k. Fringe Owned omotiv ES WORK ee’ * tiae. . jchigan ABSOC. Credit Co i Adul BATH. ene 7 mont. 2-4088, ENT footsibie t Sen ‘ardwood Bie, te E . experience ON Ly TH Ts service e maintena RE Mrs. TAILORI LOSE . Credit unsellor le. Tine ts only, Ro EN- ROOM 1008 feonth le tena ate for re- 3 " 8 month. ? a friend! jee Mana, THOSE WITE ergs Saree Sisk TAILORI : Bodell, FE NG, AL- econ. WHIGH1 Counsellors | Ra. ge, 3300 Ph annoy Mo. trance M APT —PRIV \. Bb $15 Pn coon! : 1 : y Want ger, Wilson Bee Be ‘AN NEEDS Army. FE yrs, 9| men on TiTeaATiO, FE: 4-0053. snenemseaney v SAPELY siz . beth Lak Call FE bath. N ATE FE nT: per ished w ° rv- w 5- w A -A- ith AND 3 ORM. e b- ewly N- Nic . gas f patairs WITH PARTLY s “e Sonar PRESSING x DESPERATE aa Fe 5-38 Dreamer g 2 a latte Cae’ én ture, sesgoycmyrers ‘Bees So wee Work Wanted Female 12 a andscap DEBTS? ds Copy tae MON Bebe a Fe fC BARU, a oh fe Memoriam. r interview _sppointment 9 ing m house ele ale 12) 4-1 ace pin 21| Then gongolid 0? 2 “ROOMS. PAR 8 Goubie, Agus € Roou LASSE --Coter AP meee Realtor’ * rll ere he Flowers es 1 sales, also te MODER niment. | BO house ap? WALL W Acs TRER nave te all ype te Lake. Orla FURN. $30 7 ROOM o drinkers. F’ Apa, it | ones NA ?- down penrpeuns lots ‘AKES, Patera igi cog Pawo OF ROOT RRIZATION | tion Ek ANDY OP F. rage. | a. PE 27188 seavics, RE- UDCET ‘your bills & 3 a ees ake Orion. FE te 3-312 vemrrry Se ee POR 2. B = ais | C0. wc, aie at _ late SOME veusseee, 4| ence VO. YOUNG i ia MEN IT TO 31, TO fron with iocal fermanent, Pos “Moving and'Te oan PE asta i 4 RVICE | a Stat PE ‘URiLITnES Peat tar Au BEDROOM re CK. ” full” basement BRICK LOY. oeeneeenere 21 _P. s. W rm. B pos!- ru 3 ¢ Connoll . Hw RMS 21403. 2, P. ghts mn Ave eat—! ak ment, wal Help Wanted MENT Call action managers. Bien = rite Box Best ref cking 22 “OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES Str ae PyT artridge $78. Call at $75 P full bas Lake Col NCH, Help Wanted Male and 1 hegaao i é train ri- EXPERIEN 114 Ponti, - 1-A R PLP LADOL SCH ewelers ra yy _welcom TPES é Peake 844_N ER MON’ ement sgt $15,780. Hehe vile: ex: Help Wanted Female ...... ane are eo et JOU, | 28¥ 5 ac) Local educed wetpine UPPLIES RMS AND BATH, heat BATH. |‘ surn Ww. E BLVD. AT VA TH tig ee ra : Employm . eI ow. mn. tween §:30 am. | GIRL, work Ref, FE GIRL WA SMITH or Aista Rates —Greetin EDDING. vors— lights, BATH, furn. & BATH, 2 BE T VALE: 3B wi. Lenten seeee : I gas PVT. Adul UPP: DR NCI ee choc Ae pemee t pam | weet daze Pa 2 i ae Coast ae 7 haa ne nd Rootes taps gree remanence s_| $100 MOVES OWES veiaatesceseuee, = 7 — An a . a ee Sa cet SevnTe ze | Maaam, Peon SORE neat Ra? EVE | Wed micemerronr,. | Page Os LARD ee ee coma wot emmmer| VES YOU IN SERVICES sessanenee ot ae quatity | #auzine ‘OR LIGHY HAULING. Wt Vw “ROOMS FURNISHED OUTS Oe gre . & BATH, LOWER ates § ab alert e West WESTOWN REALT - pains Be OFFERED Help Ww retain service EM ULING & up. FE 8-0724.” NO. | * d. Childre FE_2-1414 quirance eum sane TSIDE 20772 or FT Herd ten ne 3 ROOM DO IR 3-3150 $10 8 LTY waned BO atenesesscasas 3 ‘elp Wanted Female at Waakin oe eM 3280 “aon rice. RUB! aT Al ane ren to Board 283 pea Faret feet ee Sosiye Fe aeat i me. 2 | ae HOURE, NEA RMS sate arta Seal peigee 4 "Aha 5 ee veientia oat ey mgm gue bev on 7 RAC AF, oa Se ax aE Sri” ae goo La SIN } . $1 7) ‘ Ty. — : vx. I 5 = a ali r inca P8 ich. wit i) 3 MARRI WARING ARB _ rienced. atti a Wid. House a7 RM OR ATT oe c‘nouMa. 8 BATH. no URE ; F BEDNOO OOM. ROR uatis Roath ene | eat ioe down Pt, TSaER | Veatelgeg gin B 3, MARRIED LADIES WASHINGS wa SRST WANE. | MRM a (ROBBIE. 62 A | One con yon hold Goods 29| aes cure See ies ale | ROOMS aia sIDE. room. ROUTE pat nouve| a ele | ‘vil caping vec vaneae censeaeeeee : . “ Froid CLEA D at aint LA py poutiee 5 hour shift at WOMAN sees. Pe sam: Pick gravel and f Dal RAY Neradiog cond Pr anaes, Od nao er AND aP By N ROOMS UPSTAIRS. kere aie rent. “ mer (LOWER. j aloe p> vee er ae Lake ie, ui i wise: Upholster! “Decorating SI busiest nigh ys or ee oan ont nding: sand, courteo housefull. Norton Rit tig het OOM APAR’ shed. | 3 BEDROO ° takes HOUSE. BEST OFFER ring GQ ccedccccosece Hours t club Was by week, WORK. g. FE Ba us «66 @ 3 RM. ane melitiee. Cle. i AND APARTM Cla iM MO my $ EST oenace seeneenee 8:30 7 RINGS PE 8 ORK, “

  • ~ LOWER -| —_P:m Ayfalr 6 arage sited. Te vacant, r heate 4 WAN : soeewees a) legraph the R SA amp ups NT to ome of EDED ' —° “aus SPER OTIC FURN ath _& GAR ROO cide. Mastalr G-S100, efter Soaired. Fetal prs ratte . wid. 4 ae aE re SANDING. Ww h rucks 1¥,Ton | Sta p dollar. W odd lots. - lea Parkhurst, 72 0 DTI CLosE h_& ent FE 4-407 AGE, PV M HOUSE » ater price $4,990 re it Wid. SITTER “1 anor fender Fe . WITT — | \ Pont jn Fn bed sell it for i Get the > RMS. rst, FE mia FURN. | _>@ IN. WARM. 7. | _per_mo, G INSIDE ’ rE , te Sanne from bd work. Wigter Ti mb s78 iac Fa eer. yOR - Come + BMS POR a 3 ENTR. Aen 4 ROOMS & ‘ . les Real : $200 ee forse BBG aut. Beiween | nae z. ane anteed. OR 3 "rates. Work ‘guar: ee Theta wee aD ere 3-2717. nity |? LOE. RMS. a ae i i sspau we Fa mae syivan_ Lake Eee, FE bes Modern maenson WN ganed Rant ) teeseesssens 30 BAS after bu = At tt ae guar ul & wooor r Co. or 3, eithe YOUR HOUSE. Fito acto he ODERN, CL Green, REE Ext. AEP 5 ROOMS, o. FE _* rv i eeenal Hy. eg! heat &t bungalow Wid. ivng qeastete seseeee SL Additions z Open ARD .] punite ‘aueti © by priva E- Ago or at. Conveni EAN, | Nearly jiMns K B . | 104 us, PART Y PUR! wines yard. Storms. w, weil. wd seovecese 32 Fs" otis 2, 3 ea —_ ties — asements U Includ FE, 1449 Mie art ‘Dale Pa te sale §-4032 bus.- Cou ers to parthnent. 2 be LVD 3 ROOM “Inquire Va rent wi Pull pric sere Wented neal Mon oa esssceses 33/5 aiiee.” , % and 7. Live tasn.| — ob ey sip iriner - _Up free of ARTIC ie eaan . OL ye ee 3 RMS. AN AND BAT ple only. opened plore, edroom aa close rm ‘AgTomanic 91 Euclid. Vaceat, +e option no \. Sete Bee eer E | cpap Seep Pie a de Pb Fl See he | 2 al | Sa ae Leaet begin cal ee : ! stesseeeee 36) OC a UL 23433 industrial L, CO) Loc CAR si top OIL laundr EAN, »| FE ¢ ee hd 4-2833 A. Nobnson | Auburn Het N WOUGE WEAR 31. own Parn ‘ERCIA — 5 ghts SE | Be eet ra FEO af nf Sone DELL CARTAGE | |_—_" ‘ee te ce Ae ee eae | G0 DOWN 3 aopearane ~ sary i ‘ ‘ach W, "Caples, MY Painting & aes | Wt VE 5.0223 — |. ment. FURNISHED €¥ | 2 BEDROOM r 2. es uide, 340 Liberty. FE _ Pontiac bak heme. Pacement, "3 CAR 1 steady ¥ Ad vate AP D M1 . ntiac Lak Tone : 3° "nore e i, santa oe me: rece Be at Decorating 23 mn ANE NE Py "nome. ey bath ‘rarase, mi ns Dar = Brick ; ih Hono ae a ut5 Reed. OR > Ste of i : -4 . eison., ki RIENCED. A) m work, PE ace, OR er orating ohio yo EAR TEL coors, W a fia: eat MS & 40. IN- room mon : ' : rost 1 § OF > GA add U0 cirUwaeten, FP ted. TEL-HURON,. ill deco rd wood 1 0 BATH. c bun: th. A Rent sige oe War > Die afar itseteas ar cats Be ‘ae Dae. | ferntze aus squiomest fa: ao mg | tenant 8" pet ake Ae ak aie Sao" ee NUM . m- cr ECO We equipm: of office | Shanta TMENT . ber on Pial Va ull med. . _ well ew roof ] A nn ita acaeneeveve “ee “sib and wa RATIN _OR b will ent , 2 FiLe 3 UR ns. PE 4- neant spose. P pew " mh Off B 2S =e Curb al aDING.ANRING | Foe TNTERION DBC eae 2 Ma eae | ee ce oh et _Nicholie & Harger C tet Mg, AND BATH. WATER aan i REAL ESTATE a 8 ATs arte re) ai FP ng FR 8-034 ECORATOR. __g00d cond. O ig-TON fall, 1704 cr aterford “pits be HURON r Co. family room, fir e 2 wean . Mil. FE AND IN- FOR 8A } sat Soe price: BUILDER. hepes shart WwW L_1-5889 Pick UP, 3 RMS. PVT. escent Lake ownship FE_6-6183| eat. Boat epiace, Ooms, $500 40018. S r & Dd td. afte VT. RA. an m repsnce, besronen Lar D oe re ew Valtresses Built homes. — ae ew | 1 PATRTING + BERET ‘Wid. Contracts, Migs. 3 eee many wecome. a =: | COLORED - »| Ratton’ Pe fs vat wcant, pou bait. "a OWN. ona | as. igi ases ‘ mortgage it r. 19 3 Rk a9 8.) He 4 Ms WITi eet, N fu —— guburb agli | aoe. in oo wn Build renee Ro obliga weil uae cent ise, fo! EX- 5 7 ne. “CUTE. 8.) eNGe tas -4 Rooms AND _Space_ ee SHOW ear Auburn Ave, Qo | ; an “eee : in ane ae Must it- | FE ers Ex tion. SAA . Free ¢ for e¢ash t! 2nd fio MODERN. tor furnish stove BATH 5. ROO ter 5. ER, OI $7380 di Ave, : so Ree Fe ee a renee ED'S ae a ae Freee nse 6 BOR come. | 00 Une, Boninceriog Buln PRL) Boo,” ea. Roy Annet. Ine (Rooms MCRP Ed a ture talon ~ : Mcgee DON TU UL 2-3 _Free estimates. | ATING. ‘o invest 7 RM t E +3430 iiding. Pn! . . Huron &t. ne | 5 RMS, HEAT versity ‘Walton near 2, 8 Sal epenemhunster Hy Woodw en Tne 463 | PAINTIN oe anese:| AN ae ~ good, fo ge — FE 150 gare RAGES UOT PO} new Ey ets rans SI ge 3 i chaka Adaition, Rass | _ Be c." pape PERING WALL AL JOHNS! Inge contencts. | ? dio FE 270 $16 307 8. FOR COLORE _lopm xe. ee , GARAGE. LOT mt paevin IAC "REALT , 2m toes gat ing! tive live ung children. fears, atin, eration, ~ ea P AINTING- E r rumored. pt 1704 S. HNSON, “Realt * sued oF unfurn! ~ BATH, _ 2 room sod pet LORED ~ 6 ROO} * on * Marae Fa ASBOCIATE bf exeae ‘ modell lS . . T a. n r ; PINANCtA: Beer sveee OF ae _Free_ esti windows. SSmpiecs al, an Mg a elegra or Rave reeaee OR 5 Ont \Frank heat bach, $12 weekly | 18 I, oe 3 Tavestment A. af ple iG hed AR -0062 li F R- ch mn pues ore L . . GRILL B SE sreetes. iia 5. one “i FE oe, Neu he I FE 4- 253 Rd. "gies aay at ey FURN. FINE BAICK Rd. EM 34322 St. Huron. id. Inquire at “we 67 ard Lake Ave pany, ne. ; 7 aust! ae Pu" cet patagbeat ie cadets | wy en " Thmeon IMMEDIATE ACT * roar cai aa tees | ne ence oe eae, ve Weel) 6 roma am tah vbtaenapeae 58 To ed Hu: WENT a 40777 estimates. re| & good la ION’ Heights. furnish Tims. | month or 1 furnished. Manth 6 RMS. Al = ia . $65 A upstairs { and bath aon eves vere res a Pre MANAG ron. Rigor 1s - : . PAIN seasoned, Y nd contract. N 5 eights. FE eet. Aud _Pids month. ease avail: Month Lak AUTO. Saar on corn ‘or 2 bed , wunfinish age Me Se - ious exp, in drug Ee aoumeres 5UR SPEGIALT Wall w TIN ‘te our eash | RMB. ea dge, FE Call. BR able. $125 e. privile HT. AT. GA school er lot ac’ rooms, 6e receen sesrerecagenns “14 “er oe _ ake i svenans. UsTO! meus BY SALTY. ruarauieed Wer spent 8 ie tae RE emplct ot. bres sate zNognnes & PVT, BATH & ENT. CARGE 3 i ealtor Part € ROOMS emer re 2.3518 ARAGE. | - furnace apd ce ctcrena trom buble DISE “ gs ; FOR DA | Dry . Free-esi LICENS! FE ‘emplet Meer cua. Sey BATH 8 ENT. =M 3-488 aie! UPLEX. | 24309. ar pontia LOWE ft handie w gas s ‘ye DRY WAL tes. SED weer 239 on * child weicome. PE. 5.204 3-481. Coole ‘vic. ¢ ,Moto R ayment. “with eomprererer. Re “Drive eke tans | paw y eatin NG AN whee ___Television Service 24 1» iI Ra. Renitor 3 ROOMS AND “Bar 5-2043. ENT. ag bina APT. y Lake Rd, $45 RENT EAN rs. FE “BY ert “stall dow tpl th soareeeneain , L TAPIN PE eet i- | CREST rvice 2 ABI 4863. Hei trance. TH. PRIV door Clarkston LARGE Post Oltfice. school. >? BEDRM. @ r NER 2 _ 1 ahead . Pree estim G AND F 3 ES 4 to Y hts Ad! of ATE | -Tef Of] heat. schoo! BED- _Harbor. ce. 2960 H stores, Basemar house ~ & hear PA aay: wo FiNtsi | ar vee Pre 53306 Rapio. 1 HOUR | T= geil, your. tana a * sat Washing eee “pal. Eerie 614 EMERSON ensman. Kees jae rent A enere chebaucs oe os D ‘wiectric, - S. NIGHT 7 wd M e discow ract at 5-5 Z privi TH AN - mien MA stone and =F : sned. wa. en E tee | ‘EARL’ e. ns PE 5- iV - eculk int is low- 5502 leges. D m 3 be penn ate FE 2 y: =3 i SES CD hhee Gatag PE i . 1296 or SERVI years. Alse;- ough has @ serv + RMS, Close in, iddleaged TO RES droom, w Ty ATH- yrs, old. BEDROOM ait a = NSSN'S Me STRAKA. “ buyers ages “ore fir eau, ir 4 foo Fry wae * ™ & ENT. UP- _arinkers, ‘small 8D apt. being care: owner, Be cetah atea walt ca sis, oak “hoo peste chewenees / Sete noon SER waitin allabl | M Mor E 2 bldg. - ALL A “i 16 C . * . rae. aif SES uae liter roa Falgier te ve" ‘Shlieations. | eCorent ee MODERN aor re-| ALL MODER rignt in. Call) & sarpeting. Anche to oii aisecn i. Call 5. ar, FE ligations. PLEX: ALSO path. UPPE: floor 1 R 5 ROOM ewly insulat wot Pave fenced. | bq CO ag Male FE Snort & GARY Me = serait tee Thoome-e $80. ms Ww deere” Stee location" reer AND _momin Fe Bisa Harbor. sor ay gnusiased. ‘onatene oh ! an ie geants = 188_N. ut PVT. E Haren + —-Beott: ble parking sp lent “Koo MODERN Al ri ER. pogate, —_, Upeateg_2| baer rs wale THE PAs’ reat) ont Seated bm Ae ——— | §EVi nt Hone EA yj al acest vice rei aaens of Generel, Ho IN yf Re = acta AE Oe ee fae ig CS : “esa conn tnhaterteg,_ FE pause ee fe ro | SSS _—— Sale i Reni ap ing, 81 CUSTOM 28 Vi . Huron. __FE_5-7845 a. ‘44 E, WEST uclid. mo.; 3b est side, du- Large —$8LE down. AG \ “ “4 UPE an : 188. st edr du 3 C FE ar OTe aa sees 1 Cooley Lake OLSTER- wen 4840 4RM Ci ee ao toe Whitfield, | $60 mo.: ‘oom upp Duck Li bedroom RADE ustom b eet aoe Be aay Dee wr. | Bebe ‘AVAILABLE 70 house. cameron, a bedoom’ | bas Rin Nig howe arwai| fee & built homes” ed, we ener FE 4 pe _| CRICE n Lake. i ate ame, On Pry ater 5 pi "80 ore place, ent and. stele, freee, ‘ali ing & be Utica at areas. ponte te , Bivded. ae _4-8707 = SEEM 20008. trels. ROOM! —_ APTS. and ¥ dec nice fi em Sicisijrecyensese ‘ 2 AS . BM 3-251 _Secor. 1 . S UTIL. . west side, AVAILA 8-1172. Key pump. Im orated, ¥ ire» | 974 ra A ae #1 NORTH PERR ome BER 1/5 Room x: ieee pedro Bedroom $60. t Bie—1i| ey ext’ door south, pete | es Rg re F Y ST bu TAPE dren ‘UPPER. droom neem. 0 ei days until 6: late porseweek. TOM @ ¢. Fs : FE 5-888 tenet ae -eue sei block welcome i OR 2 clid St. | NSoth uppers on nd Sunda 30, FE 4 Sie atcn- | Tein Lal UILT. LA 8-8845 aealpens: cervice. Bree ti A §-4068 irom. Fisher rected mi 1. eae, Aner 8. od aT aaenrva een oe =aine ote, Witat te. 1 se ESRe ee * court $i2 ody TTAB FE ull base: 4 ® 7 ate iroux & OR 3-9701 bate apa et 3 ROOMS, PRIY i cls TOR! ee ee INNEY STR fine. OF 3- eat Bast sid6 rge (3 bedrogm , Prank: es, $18 ATE | —b# eg fur | refrige N- athaeT We side! ke 38: _ St. wee) heat and th, Gail af Pri rator bedr: as at! “ e ney. | BEAGTIFOL iy” Apply” at “B06 yall after 6 pm crater, All| weity room, tors NEAR GARLAND, | tached 4 os teens Oy EROTTY ail ween BES Eat Cte on re ea ‘Soa sorenes sna ti ; trance. “PINE Oi URN —fieat R REN E 8-6819. creens. : raed wou, furnished, $10.1 OR | kitene ‘room. ai cone aye. aj INT IN ROCHE S ays until : : 7 3 ma, Wait nce oo |B foeite and bath Prone Pas creas Ot ea SERS | FoR, sundays “ ‘8 ene ttract! pve hy od og LAK y_7_ a.m. s ; Pes ieee Sora “rece 3 ROOMS &, BATH. since” ait a caries: ‘oom. bare cee boom ge a hea FR uliding. oprr FE srr References ig. oom herge ving RN. 2 BED- Wetion, © and extra Pp We perty BACHELO! Lake, & eat fu ERA ot PE 5-8 re- year | m and Dinin ow waer at. 3200 at 1M. M. Jones, Real i SEGRE AEP ay8 ho 3.4285, pee! A gnares we Dorothy Sn ee as coon or tt fine East : Es 1 TV OWER. 43. ren $50 nyder L K = "| Heat Furnished Wicd | mont Sac Oe | tase tae pee — Bent, ‘| Phon 1 i 20 Years er we 7 et ie nap urnished scene aie rok ea HS La mei Ane oad . ae plus kitchen LAKB. | at a " "; one sgeparated eee eS Sat en 7 oes Hoven, FART = Ge ow ed bedroom: © sernneretyy: peo st et NEA ere blag ACHE | 5 2g WE iS Lesa Baldwin Ave. bot wate steam ractively | 3 , ST oi natal ia ‘Kir inundry inf rgoina, ‘wath [ SIDE NEW 5 ROOMS, FULL BAS 1 Bell. Lae hao i. | ties faroitied OR oath a sial ome OF Pid aot Ove ‘put sdren ue, ot Michi. OR 3.7193 & oe carpe rw, 1 arr BS sues ter caus WEST | ere : Leaving otee 4 ad Also sID) ~~ i. NS ifferent uits onl apartm: nm. 2 : 6 state. fs) so com. units to y.| te iments AND OR m’'l serve ir, sto’ * Bath 3 room | gt "A aoa “hodurt Eitin ge retrigerato ‘hot, wa- : “eas . reas s TS r FE service: ae aod i a “al y Baers eS. is). oe me Sy z 6 feree F a" on Suburban, 2 bedem. home. Fair eondition. Oi) Mei Pes price $5,450. ‘ . INCOME. WEST SIDE. 5 Apart. ments. 1 apt. oneer-fecumees has 5 rooms with bath, 4 apart- paleo ore eit for fron Yr year " ment. 23,00. Terms, CLARKSTON Ra, _ + Titin 1987, on Waldon was bu Oak floors, Oil furnace, Lot 160°x 200”. $8,200; Terms. J: C. Hi AYDEN, Realtor 86 E. PE 8-044) * Gpen i mn » 7PM. Sun. 1 tod Clarkston-Orion Road 3 bedroom brick. Partly finished. ‘Lot 86 660. $8,259 full price. Terms to suit. Brick Starter Home 3 bedrooms, jot 86 x 660. $7,950, PE 5-2953 AH. “ HOLMES, INC, “es Lakefront Brick been for a bargain $238.50 down. ae we ct this Keego Harbor * eee frgom, brick home 2 bedroom Tor and frame. Lot 42 condition inside and out. ‘ $5,500, terms to suit. , aneh, First * Pontiac Lake Front $1900 Tame Cal Dk. To see this one ts to buy it. 1 or ‘ Soa. mt. oat 7. 2 bedrooms, well landscaped, io Realtor. sea wall and carport. se 500 with a small down paymen CRAWFORD "AGENCY Walton FE 8-2306 ioe io E Flint MY °3-1143 Johnson 20 YEARS OF SERVICE “VIKING” AT JUDAH Lake Estates, mo 29133 OR LEASE, 4 RMS & BATH. s oan. Oil heat. Geli atter Spon: pu PE 38-8879. } “SMALL DN. PAYM’T beet, north ‘en toes veeaak ‘nice tot | Briones Wilk tals m ‘JIM. WRIGHT stscns Hee £ Down payment re- 2188 Cass Lake Ave. Etes LOVELAND. : fot, ith door. he and other nice features. tary and Junior H Waterford will show ou this r at rk ri myonth aie 1, RE ~4813. i Schools at igh . guevt ‘ie un Take a at ; Ha st “BRICK” meen SS “ULL PRICE "PONTIAC me “4.0358 $7. 500 Li poo ‘ —SALES OFFicE— ot £44 EAST BLVD. SUN ' SELDON CO., Agent ie vines ae FE 4.7833 P. YMENTS 72. ON Y - CLUDING a ans Keer. BEATER * 3 ee a ni sirable 3 : Tso “Pins? os bedroom nent ie “aeaat ome DOWN — ~ bew 2 bed os floors, numerous. cae ied fui) bath, ag Paved bath, large living room, modern rest “ritow Mies! elt kitchen with din & space, aute- g1 909 DO’ Abed pt Oh oan matic gas furnace, aluminum well i: Tear home, storms & screens, large level lot full ba oil furnace, stove, Elemen- H. Pp HOLMES, 2531 8, Lapeer Rd. - ONLY $60 PER MONTH BAe Pag si) "ING. Precticels new 3 bedroo West Side nice clean 6 F low, heat. $12,000. Income - PLEX = Just off Baldwin Avenue on Bev. ee ly Street edroom ati Q STRI-LEVEL STARTER) 2s. ®: saeareteaa ey s car garage, paved stre a NO MONEY DOWN lovely heme. Pale sacrifice. You | e2 a-bome to be proud of.) must see it to appreciate. a3 ia Your lot a ours. Rave model. ; | . nm aa ROO! Phat back of school. 2 bedréom | Fs Li} dust back of sc : wil duplicate See caer modern home, recreation room | x Glenwood. Sylvan. . Catell,| in basement. Attached garage. | gees Se Sed ¢ “priviegee Sew wed home. ail Really @ bargain. : ed with terms.| cass LAKE AREA | — Large age selection to choose from. ou ung people say sell tt at once. | | Attractite 2 bedroom home. Mod- | | to the minute. Lot 60 x 258. — i ree, buy, it will be the big- gest bargain of your lifetime. ee REALTY. 1246 N. MIL-| ae i Rd. between mighent & —. Hig Mich. U) . | | 8ST. BENEDICTS AREA Large 4 bedreom colonia! brick | and frame home. Modern kitchen, with dishwasher, 1'2 baths, wall to wall carpeting throughout. Full basement with recreation room, 2 car garage. Just the home for a large family, Let us show you this lovely home today. 6 call Mr. STRATHMORE, 247 WEST CIVILIANS $190 DOWN _NO OTHER Costs : ~ A JOHNSON, REALTOR 2 bedrooms, full basement, 5 - Years old. “Auto. heat and hot 1704S, Telegraph Rd, iter, FF ~7-3 e FE 4-2533 vee. . mond. ery nice, ee akin ate Dosseasion. i. IBUY SELL TRADE | MILLER "LAKE FRONT brick hl - Bed home of distinction. 3 1 . 1% baths The re ee | room & dining room are | divided by a 2-way wood- burning | fireplace. Modern kitchen with built-in features. The 33-ft. family | | room is on the lower level over- looking the jake and features a fireplace, built-in bar and many | other extras for informal Really | Evenings after Cars- ner FE 56-6447 | an — one ‘Eves. TO BUY OR SELL “Clarkston REAL L ESTATE, INC. Open Daily» Die,tekiadts 2 5 Sine taining by all the family. Really a me home that you see without delay. TODAY'S BEST VALUE in a small 2 bedroom home with base- ment & gas heat. Also included are refrigerator, gas range rugs. Ideal for young or retired couple, and only $5, Tt is va- cant and you can move in at once, William Miller Realtor — FE 20263 W..Haror- Sun. 1 “CLARK NOTHING DOWN. We have a few MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SUNDAY 1-5 : 5596 Kingfisher 2 ‘““POLKS PEEKED through the window last wee SUNDAY ITs “OPEN: — Ww il) open the doors of the to 4 brand new luxurious split-level 3 bedroom V. A. h omes with _— = Hi-Wood Village and 3nd without basements on these x — you to inspect it! easy terms, Some all newly dec- wenitne the life crated. All you need is a 3 Year your family would enjoy if it Fire Insurance Policy, 1 Years was yours. rie attractive split- Taxes and credit. Balance on 544° land contract. G.I. NOTHING DOWN. $9,200. Five The top- or the . ‘bedrooms and baths: The a modern. basement, oil fur- | lower level provides recrea- nac ar ar vacant tion area and utilit room, Northera High strict $11, »daving room ind dining area ern 3 room home. full jon or ma entertain- basement, oi! furnace, Crescent ai Drive OUT ‘DIXIE (U.8. 10) Lake privileges $10.300. Modern SUNDAY -AND TORR niost 2 bedroom Pleasant Lake front GN AYBEE — home. Take your choice of these : oN KINGFISHER. re wa and others, Just mortgage costs | . FOR O'NEILS ‘OPEN’ sion, is all you need. | GRivE A THROUGH H1-WOOD VILLAGE AND SEE THREE BEDROOM BRICK RANCH. | MANY OTHER BEAUTIFUL Excéllent condition, built in 1955, HO AND HOME SITES Light oak floors, painted & plas- {WF HAVE ONLY 3 MODFLS tered walls, modern kitchen, LEFT.) Talk ‘to the families dishmaster, partitioned basement. iving there. they'll tell you Rec. room, oil automatic furnace, lect # os21 The Coin COIN- OPERATED AUTOMATIC CAR WASHER Ist Time Offered in This Area We “offer loce} _co-wupers in CY as rties desiring table er 4 ¢| Wsh mobite ary. ices the equioment, and provides locations in high baer areas. May be oe addition to resem occupatio tr you are sincerely interested in a money making business and ern cake & modest inves* ont of $3,000. Write, wire, or _ for tlecal confidentia: i] interv e+ ov Machinery Co. 324 Lowel! safe Besta’ or Box P.O. Mich, ‘eurant. eo eng or SUNOCO — SERVICE STATION FOR RENT WATERFORD, MICH. $996 Williams Lake Ra. at Oak Beac’ (across from Waterford Drive In Theater) This modern 2 bay service sta- tion offers an excellent neigh- jal for custom u ire offering f poe buildin: if mat “od der- us: Highway) in Me tetiord: The bases r itorium, — 5 ee ft. with seating, onpacit? monk ae ‘Str ntede 6. E41 4-1 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. AIN 202 S. MA 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO ~ LOANS 825 TO 8500 —THE BEST— | —CHRISTMAS EVER— $500 “CASH tiac, Birm’ bam ‘pra Renting, Birm mouth, Uties Credit Advisors OIA ; Wh Le EXO . Bade het ALL PORN. 6: a "BUCKNER". |,t8 ven) A ate springs and mattress,” Low “price for “juick sale. Pry NEW wees TRON = bunk ee BUDGET * YOUR DEBTS LOANS to get Financial Advisors, Inc. 2% 8_ SAGINAW FE 3 _ Mortgage Loans x -. ONSOLIDA TION aman 6! OM ee by test Meat. Aek one. Call us, ture 42 orchard bese ‘ave, é . ture & mise. PE 29-0367 ~ ‘Voes “ke Buchner, J Inc. 209 Nationa! Bidg. Swaps . “63 2 LOTS WITH IMPROVEMENTS. St. near Clemens &t. for new or shieit used car. _$3,000_ value. Arket 4-2238. TY COAL & WOOD ME STOVE. Dining’ room table, ‘ham 9 ee Hay dining ing * THOMAS ECONON i 361 8. Saginaw ; | Bre . Chif son's Trade-In. 37 Orchard Lake Ne. USED TV AND TV COMBINATI! selection from $15 to a or q ee CRINNELL’S 27 8, Gaginaw : $10.06 Radio a Appl. 422 ar Huron. waren are 8. and. built- | H-C tS, . ins. iar ye Davis- 41133 . sam _ burg MA ue eot 1. tional = value, “393 Orchard Lake 72 8 Be Fall line of building & plumbing m materials” WOLVERINE L LUMBER 320.8, Paddock FE-2-9784 Bookcase, walnut need wanes Lounge chair ........ hee piece breakfast set ......5.$2 Studio couch ....... seeay Da and @ chair ; if table, 4 chair,” & Mengths ..sescee 240 ft. %in. EK soft copper th sets with wi ah a SALE RELAXICIZOR, $50. MA_5-1341 * a angen CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ner "aa tebeel te bi ae witn pur. a r- chase of Cab air able riding mower or tractor. Some new 6507 4. MA 5-1 Hass ih stock’ from “425 clonet doors and 4 We give estimates on garage re- Coen from 8 tos BERRY. DOOR © SALES GARAGE. DOORS all standard operators. * folding Hiss pearing LITTLE OIL nace for § rm. house. FLOOR FUR- PE 2-4363. rm | Eee EET ELECTRIC — machine. Almost new. E 2-8881. DEEP PREEZE. EXC. COND. $125. rator. tov WATER MASTERS ae Te and softeners now MA 0 ee WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. STOVE. ~ Que: ike elie Sve FE 8-1124 after 4. FIRESTONE OTOR. heeverse gear, trade for car. 164 , STATION tieeras STOVE, GOOD Boe 1386 or FE eS . $45 PER MONTH 2 bedroom modern Forced air heat, plastered walls, ear, PAN or what have you? ANGUS, Realtor “2160 wt Onesie: NA 17-2815 $2,700 EQUITY, 2 B.R. HOME “pousetrailer ‘or sell. $500 oe a a a ‘rade" tor boat, house trailer BURNERS. 50.600 Brand us pew $49.95. Sun foctudies taxes and insurance for home. im ace $30. hardwood floors, aluminum Landsc: | SeEED storms and , doors. aped. » Will trade any for late model ae WASHER. $65. FE FOR SALE EENWORE RANGE. FREEZERS — =_ ae ~~ FRRESERS | T to pay 0 } came as cash WHILE THEY LAST GE SWEEPERS, New. ments, Tank im pe. swivel top MOTOROLA CLOCK RA 1960 Mode}. Tube. Warranty. hiss MOTOROLA TV, warrenty. Delivered, — $190.95 — QUEEN Gas Dryer. 6 only: Del aes — Installed. r MAYTAG hag Washer, New. Delivered. Insta! HOOVER UPRIGHT New, au attachments. — $69.95— GOOD HOUSEKEEPING enor 51 WEST HURON ~—~¥OUR USED FURNITU and appliacces makes down pay- : 12 to ee months on “Factory Seconds—33c Per 8q. Ft. | ment on new balance B & B AULT Dixie Highway. C2 3-27 CABINET aKa Sitehth oe ee 42" model, $46.30 while they met Ano “terrific spa on 64" phone order please atch: n * Fluorescent, 393 rehard Lake’ Ave 5. are slightly marred. Mic: higan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake ve. — 3. Knotty Pine Paneling 3 PATTER WP2, WP6 and WC140 CHURCH’S, INC, UL 23-4000 Full KITCHEN WALL CABINETS. 30x15 heavy gauge steel, rete gerator . sPuUcE AND 1 BALSAM ( See rb at Dine Hey. MA S-1178. | LARGE — OIL FURNACE large American radiator 1 te bate, . LEAVING STATE: TROMBON aceordion, corner table, Toying ball, case & shoes, bow & arre™; 26" Schwinn bike, skates . Nails, plumbing fittings, 1401 Tull bricks, block, etc. 3-9827. OR WAYNE GABERT gina w _ Holly, Me 1-7923. _ SALE OR TRADE-—REFRIG- meratar ry i Hollywood bed, h bed and chest. studio couche meauity in 6 roo’ house ier or gar. bee SS heel or what have — ete Oe eS wa FOR GARDER WAP ‘51 FORD, V8 FOR GARDEN “tractor or what have you? OL ____. |F FLORIDA ROOMS. “Ee, tates eivatie & sa ere OF sell. she FE. 8-0723. cash. Fh Mi nt he WHITE LEATHER SWIVEL CHAIR . portable writer in excel- i Rio 40487. lent ATER S0FTBNERS. fs] ERT “ or_ sell. oe month. WE BUY Barnes ‘arerave ‘mare ware. 743 W. on. FE 6-0 ‘Opens eves. Ry “sun, WiLL EXCHANGE 1956 PONTIAC “ ca Shore, 30 is re, For Sale Clothing 64 NEW GIRL'S CLOTHING, ALwost 154 Mark, 12 to 5. 10 to 13. LOVELY BLACK PSTN ut he: ‘ou can’t beat it, 764 W. uron, . \. c Ca 12-14, Exc. cond, 6-5036, COAT WITH} 5-6011 “Sale “Household “Goods 6s! . 1 ELECTRIC TRIC RANGE, $15; 2 HOL- wood beds ant i. dresser 0043 after 6 1 eg hee S GTIAHC WASHER. Wes jouse washer, 1 Apex) —— testrie iryer. EM 3-3 T Ray SIMMONS ig DAVENPORT. : ee used $98. $10 down, i plaid A "chair, i dark —Uec. Le swivel recker. “ete All newly. Le ‘Bay tea or Trade. 103 a Lafayette. ss io tab FOR SALE B BRAND nine, ; WHITE FReeZeRs — = UPRIGA Antiques DIEs ANTIQUE” OPAL RING L_2-3049 MEDICINE CABINET. LARGE 20" mirror, slightly marred. $3.95. icine cabinets with or without Terrific values, aCe ‘nile the Ly No phone HiFi, TV & Radios 66 AG SEW gy Be buttonholes, hes ju GOO! POINT ASH. er & greet : E DRYER, NE Ww Floor model, i Sa $80 2 Pisce MAHOGANY (MAGNAVOX i-Fi. Like pew. safe F 7 on cabinets, $200. 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. “MICA” “BuyLo” UNCL AIMED | OUTLET TILE 65A_ 102 §. SAGINAW FE 38-2488 © 1989 by NEA Servis, tne, * Th, Rog, U.S. Par OF “T didn't call you because I had anything to say. I just thought I'd like to listen for awhile!” Sale Musical Goods 71 “ree haw ‘ee at i Sale Office Ene 7 2 cong snares: abe Wa ace ' 4a-/9 Christmas Trees 1082 70,1 SOOT Then oice arence George Wallace Jr. 88 ss Walton. 4,000 GRADE 1 NU: -| THOMAS ELECTRONIC ORGAN. Christmas Gifts ts 67B BR 346 ooo player, mo, old. THOR FOLD AWAY TRONER, $40. WOLVERINE BUMPER POOL TA- ble, regulation size, exc, cond. FE 2-2814. “erates mong Fe, Ganisruas — tae YouR N. % mi. oom ‘Seymour A 83544 cuRisrMas TREES — PIN gE, ruce, fir. Cut your own tree. ‘in ear! 29: 4524 Dixie, Drayton. “OR Soe KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER. 50. 4161 Motorway, FE ‘wirom Rd. & ick ix. Rd. MU +0638, aelly, Caaes $3. FE 5.0095. LONG ) NEEDLE PINES. NORTHERN sto able tor auditoriums. PICK YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE and your camera. north of Pontiac, Ce Evergreen Parm, 8970 pay, High- CaRIGTATAS TION EQUIPMENT, Welders. Christmas Gifts 67B Flint, Michigan ELECTRIC DRILL . D 8x inocu $20. OR 3-1625. - LIKE NEW. Cost $180, aterifice ‘tor $100. PE, heavy duty belt sander, $30. % 188 i BEAUTIFUL, a ha br ee R grinder, $250. FE 2-7003. “PAIR GIRL'S ICE ATES ine V. I pair re pees WEL ELL MACHINE, 35 CYCLONE. i ‘hts. Sliding doors and vanity ign at terrific se Mich- Piuorescen » 393 Orchard inte Ave, — 37. d | NEW LUXAIRE OIL FURNACE & ducts, MAple §-1501 — OR 3-3703. NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER, commercial attic fan and odds nds. Phone OR 3-2531. j ORIGINAL JOHNSON FAMILY Do It Yourself 69° practice Mowing Alley for sale; “weer PLL PL $175. O% s.for0! alley Jength 16°. -| Wall paper steamer, floor sand- 2 PAIR oF SIZE “nr 8 HOCK. ers, polishers, hend sanders, fur- 7 LIONEL TRAINS, 7 TRANS.) _ave_ PE s-s1ie DO IT THE EASY WAY! Plenty of of track and; FLOOR SANDEXS—HAND SAND- OE ERS—WALL PAPER STEAMERS | AKC CHAMPION STUDDED COCK- UALITY Par’ 830. Prem peon 10S Base’ $18.05 BATHTUBS, West, re TANK amp OIL FOR BALE. R_ 3-0205 ormenmad. = 000 GAS No Dealers. OR pene. Da" MOTOROLA CONSOLE, LIKE new. FE 2-3 CASR FOR cia TV's. chased at your home. PE 2-0367. GOOD CONDITION, GE. 7 table model. $35. FE 2-1041. eg as of all MAGNAVOX 16 IN. TV. 3 SPEED record AUTOM weehes. er, almost ne st $95, 21" Ww wt rae ins “Si He alance senee,. wali, Pall, “rade ani anes. ane ant. 'LOOR Ta ALU _awnings, VA 3 FURL Oi. TANKS. G CON- dition. will deliver, FE 5-9120, CINCH SOUT, 801, PIPE. 6 FT. 53.79 a um pe 95 AVE PLUMBING SUPPL See nT aR ERG «IR, Sot, PI T pipe $3.78; $3.39. 6" West. Open | Select red ..... seeascenees $225 M No, 1 Com 18 M No.2 COMMON. ..+..eeeeeees 130 $90 M \ PING. PONG TOPS 1 eee AC PLYWOOD CO. _ Ave, rE me oe sole Pee se Cie ment Gal. $1. Pibe oat 8 Gal, $3.40 CO 8 Orchard 1 Lake Ave. PE 3-T101 REFRIGERATORS. LAST YEAR One of America’s | — makes, perfect, new, guar- | 5 Buy a new | for a ate ymere i chigan | BUMPER P as 393) (Orchard take | BY oor, OR LE, #0 Special Paneling Offer panels, %4'' mahogany {xg panels. D grade ... $4.80 each panels, '4' mahogany V-groove, C grade . Red each panels, M namahogan -, V-groove, prefinishe 7,00 each Oak Flooring Weer ete re enwen No; 2 Shorts est. BENSON I LUMBER CO. FE 4-221 —SPECIAL— Clear fir. 100 ft *piacr bhorts a eeeee ACR 4x8. AUBURN LUMBER eek: AND SPARE Vito CLEANER #30. 200 be are welder $150. Folaette, SPECIALS 9xéx@ Pine iensisedh chin Me ea. Alum. Comb. doors, peshang $29.08 Orgood Pirebrick the veer ep ewer ee 10 ea. | CHILD'S 100 @. ft. insulation ..... $ 3.87 “fm, + ape 2298) tie Er: Beery! sala ts Soi Soda OP SDIAMOND DINNER RING, @ Di-| 499 8. SANFORD 1 in’ Bronze| LOWER PRICES ON COPPER mond pi fireplace sutures with large glass . §un, 6 girl’s roller skates 3-0527 “eREATEE # ER unro Eleetric, T0608 & case, like new. OR 7 TRANSISTOR RADIO. case. Amerionn made $0.88. R. SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT PRICE 8 All Christmas ornaments-figurines Italian miniature lite sets Ornamental trees - gift wrappings Unasvel and. 1s Fis la rye greets | 3127 W aOR 1 OPEN T DAILY $6 FRIDAY TIL. 9 TRAIN SET, 3 ENGINES, MANY extras. OR 3-7725 after 6. Machinery 68 D BULLDOZERS, 2D8's, 2D6's, 1 TD24, 1-Di8A, 2 H DS's, and 1-HD6 Loader with Ripper. (8) CRANES, 21 iS. General Back. hoe ag Dragline ine. ofa Dinatbons. 1- No hwest 2 Koehring, 1 ‘Koehring, mm ‘a yd. Bay City's. Combination, (9} MOTOR SCRAPERS, 2-Euclids, 3-LaPlant Choatos, 2-Allis Chak mers, 2-Terracobras, 2-C-Le- tounos, (7) MOTOR GRADERS, 1-100 ard Warco'’s, 1-610 Adams, 1-AD3, 1-AD4 Allis Chalmers, 1-99H fy Western. (2) TOURNADOZERS, 2-C Models, MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUC- Compressors, light plants, trucks & trailers, W.C. BYE, INC. 2045 8. Dort Hwy., Phones: CE 9-6841, Nights PI 2-646} 200 AMP PORTABLE ARC WELD- er, $100. 6% inch heavy dut ejectric hand saw, $45. 3 inc to 2 Inch pipe die. 850 Ideal mode! 900 lawn mower | Gownd" ovr oF HUE . BAC. CORNER _ RIGHT | MACHINE & shears, EM 3-5813. Oo Chev. truck. All tools & 1 ‘PAIR “OF ay ROLLER RINK eau ment Ready for work, Ph. asst bob sled, ice skate’s. FE, Ty is 1802" Detroit r { FOR RENT pace vacuum cleaners. Oakland Puel & Paint. 436 Orchard Lake plumbing eavestrough and fene- ing. Open weekda 8:30 to 6, Bunday« 10 to 4. gutealm Build- Fe. ore — 156 W. Montcalm. Cameras «& Equipment + 70 iCYCLE, TOM THUMB iter, girls’ skates, size 6, 2 §-0026. 35 BASS ACCORDION AND AM- 8, 22 w i and ping. * pong Nable. FE Cennon, $65 with case (without lens). Lens, Phone M 2-6291. . é MM BELL & HOWELL MOVIE camera and Light meter, cost $180. $55. EM le 8mm PROJECTOR, LIKE NEW. Nice gift for Christmas. $45. Bell & Howell, UL 2-1050. BETTER QUALITY * MM MOVIE MA- ig for @ wom- PE 5-7517. Tank gas water heater. Oil cireu- lator, 20 h.p. Mercury, AUTOMATIC WASHER. GE. GE. WITH AIDGET A AUTO ronenie. "a0 EL Pike, FE ‘4 4246. ae BOY's SCHWINN TRAV- BABY eter $2 & $3, se. breeders with Bok. ocing ss. FE 4-7022. [Rk POOL , TABLE, LIKE NEW. 1959° Cushman. Eagle Scooter, many extene. Take over payments, __$20_8 month. EM 4501... -BUSHELS OF - TOYS, TOYS, TOYS, heap. New, used & second, Bar- gain Phrouse. 103. N. Cass. CHRISTMAS TALS ee, chalets. toboggan’. guns and ar- hunting or ae and 1) COTE PUPPIES 5. DEPOSIT. Wit hold unl Chrisim mas. OR 3- 34188. CHILD's | ROLL-TOP, DESK, TRI- ENGLISH POINTER, $25. OF FoR Fok BALE—SARS FIDDLE, SET OF BIKE, $25, CLARINET, toe 3, excellent i i ec a a air = SCmWIN, a BICYCLE, SiZE ig E. Huron FE. 4-0566 TREE $129 98, 1 ag sise-o8: = eer icetas 2 ae a. aA 0866 ‘a “eh i gona i, if * outfit. 7 watt Keystone pro- jector with variable speed re- verse and still, Kodak camera t 4 lite bar, screen and exposure | meter $05. FE ee | POLAROID 150, 6 MOS, OLD, EXC. “Bar-; cond. $120 With flash on filter, | cerryin case, copier never used, | OU 628 __Sale » Musical Goods — 7 PP el | | ACCORDION SALE — ALL sIzE8. | Accordion loaned free to begin: | _Rers with lessons. FE_ 5-§428 t . FLAT CLARINET. EMERSON " ‘comb radio and 3-speed phono. | Antique fruftwood organ. FE) _5-3458, “BABY GRAND PIANO Completely reconditioned See & bear this beauty at only $395.00, RR. M MS. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-0567 Across from Tel-Huron CORNET, w2Y] jAMERICAN, OD cond. UL GOD Sale Store Equipment 73 PixTURES and S2OER, nodal mannequin ee .E. sienie Biraunghas, Mich — and, meat case te, Excellent grote " Best er takes all. aorsoUnT COMMERCIAL” Der __fry, 3 months old. $120, FE 2-888). Sale ale Sporting G Goods | 74 re. Ton RIFLE AND Model (21, $70. OR 37527: | conor ‘BKI. BOOTS, WwoRn etee also Northland Skis. _ -3457. GUNS BU oct {TRADE | ¥, “Manley. Leach 10 Baal ed, repair of al! Kinds. Head- quarters for ice fant ng. Live fishing | x4 . this area. Clift Dreyer Sports Center, py Houy oF Holly. , MElrose |. GUNS, bes a Aub ARTQuE uy are are and Colt Gaiters. Burr-Shell. 37 8. Telegraph. SAVAGE 2 GAUGE SHOTGUN with interchangeable 30.30 bar- rel. Man's fi ‘ido, skates, both like new. MA TOPS IN INSULATED UNDER- wear at- unbelievable iow prices. boots.~ .G Insulated . ive ‘sporting goods for Christma BRIGGS BPORTING GOOD 22H OR R Oven Nights "Till Chr' stmas REMMINGTON 16 “QUAGE AUTO- matic, like new. FE 2-4990. WANTED RAW yaa DEER skins, higbest prices pald, Vree- land Fur Co. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake. MA 4-4531 Who’ Ka's “SCOPE, NEW. K-25. 4, $25, K-5, "$38, MU_ 4.3700. “Sand, Gravel & Dirt 7 76 A-1 TOP SOTL, CRUS ED STONE, Sand, gravel, fil. eae Conklin, FE €.1112 or PE 2 FIL MOVED TO OR 2 FROM your home sravel and broken . _conerete. Pe “6-064 PILL DIRT, SAND To An > GRAVEL, front end hoaders. and snow removal. PE 5-4 . GOOD ROAD- AVE, § ADS. $7. Delivered. 4-6585. __ Wood, Coal Coal | & & Fuel ° 77 CHANNEL mL coat ~ PIREPLA LACk, furnace and kindling wood. Speed- way fuel oil. FE 56-6159. FIREPLACE, FURNACE AND kindling wood. Good price on § sora lots. 77 ent 5 bake Rad. _FE 4-4236 or OR 3.016 FIREPLACE, FU at ag E. AND __kindling wood. GOOD HARD SLABWOOD 2 CO for $10. delivered. Also fireplace wood. FE 5-3087. SHOP LOADS, CUT WOOD. OR 3-6022 SEASONED FIREPLACE Woon, oak, hickory, apple, white birch, plus cedar kindling. Call eve- nings. FE 23-6244. SLAB WOOD OR_ PIREPLACE wood. 3 cord. ‘ ). Del. PE 8-6131 WHITE — BIRC FIREPLACE word, $15 and ie dellvered. FE For, Sale | Pets ; 79 4 AKC DACERMUND wre 238 2-5474 service, Jamor's. FE‘ 8- 14-WEEK. OLD SIAMESE KITTENS _ $15 each FE 20 BANTIES FE 5-9000 AT POODLE TRIMMING BY BAR bara, No sedatives used, 4-2268 AKC SCHIPPERKE, 11 MOS. FE- male, housebroken, Reas OL | 2-74§7, AKC COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES 12-4373. ‘$15 to $20, MY AKC DACHSHUND STUD B8ERV- ice. FE 2-0880. AKC Ae ‘SPANIEL, 6 WKS Pawan HOUND FA geal AKC registered, FE AKC REGITERED COCKER PUP. | pies, OR 3- er pup ies, males, shots, §25. Fe ‘ses at ra REG BOSTON TERRIER pups. FE 4-2713 AKC” _ DACHSHUND, STUD SER- vice, FE BEAUTIFUL ' PEE . GERMAN Shepherds and collie's, EIS and Not régistered. OR 3-7269. Sgautircn CANARIES me D Parakeet, also cages, FE 4-1777 13. F LEICA CAMERA, §70 OR | BEAGLE PUPS, 3 MOS. OLD, AKC reg., TR ¢-08s Ghampicn Sired, $20 BRITTANY AND “BLACK LABRA>>~ , 3-6626. dor puppies, $5. OR CANARIES; * CARL LARTER 4 PM. COCKER PUPPIES, AKC CHAM. jon sired. Ready for Christmas. ugariand Kennels, EM 3-0242. COCKER PUPPTES” IDEAL FOR Christmas gifts. 221 8. Hospital Road, Waterford ‘Township. PE 4- 1152 CANARIES | FOR 81 SALE. COOKER Pu PUPPIES + * PANCY FOROS, Pail “AND UP to 85. OR 3 GERMAN SHEPHERD “PUPS. FE males, $25 & $35. MA 4-2549 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. 8 wks. old. No papers. $25 & $35. FE ae p GERMAN SHEPHERD | err. AKC ‘reg. M Aylair 6-2! _ __ ORRMAN BEERS | PUPS HORSE, SCHOOLED IN ENGLISH canes and 1 eet jumper. Value. $800. | Rs AND RABBITS. ALL | FE 4-643. Pret Pet: Shop, §3 Wi CONN ELEC ORGAN In beautiful ebony. finish with | percussion, ng only 6 months, This is a once in a lifetime buy, amen al Mo Ms. Felegraph FE 12-0567 Across. from “tel-Huron DRUMS, COMPLETE SET OF Ludvig. black pearl with all ac- cessories. MArket 4-265. i awe STESL- tric guitar and amplifier. “Excel. bent condition. FE & 1637 before+- OR 3-8691 eves. Pre SPINET ORGAN, LIKE hew. Real bargain. OR 3.0194. Just in Time for Christmas! 120 bass accordion ......... 120 bese accordion .......... $69.00 12 bass acgordion .......... $29.95 All. others. greatly reduced. for Christmas Easy verme—small” down payment yon, handle any of the above rtificates available oe CALLAG HER’S MEDIUM SMALL UPRIGHT Pi- ano with new + iyal Thoroughly veneuguened. GALLAGHER’ S is 8. Huron PE 4-0566 PIANO, | CORONET AND RADIO _ ograph combination PE i. cep Ot egand BA MIRACLE “hepal |i io FE LABRADOR RETRIEVERS. HAP- Pe. healthy, Santeome Pp uppies in in ime fer Christmas. rankl Labradors. MAyfeir 6-263 MINIATURE POODLES OF VERY stock, AKC registered. Little guties. Nice Christmas gifts. 3-8261. POODLES. POMERANIANS TINY __min, Dachshund 2893. -POODLES.— SorkiaNidne “AND. hw fox terriers for sale. FE Paiaxcets CANARIES, CAGES ocd Since aren 584 Oakland Ave. PARAKEETS, CANARIES. CAGES, eo Cree Wa yy Auburn. UL races AND SCHIPPERKE Pups. ae St B _2-4065. POODLE PUPPIEs, TINY TOYS, small "sandards. K’Acres Kennels, MUtual 4-006, Sd0nLEs~ AK.C. TOP < QUALITY fenly 3: $60 ea NA Tt REGISTERED _ TOY, “FOX” ea tiers, $15, PE §-37 REG. 8PRINGER +. PANIEL. Bouse broken. Reasonable, 357 8. REGISTERED TOY FOX TER- i __ Tier puppies. EM_ 3-2080. REGISTERED TOY FOX TER- __Fier puppies. MYrtle 3-2678. ars tmas present for your dear stmas pl ‘or . est one. Male ue: Point with xa ways, Call Sunday, aT. BE A Spatanes tr 2 bdlue ca utifully ~~ OL Ik Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 BRITTANY PPIES. FOR WAGER KENNELS ry . Boosting breeding, training x trimm ‘Brittany stud pre ag Ae fd deliver. OL 21-0504. LPS LP 3 rony.,coure FOR aALe. Ma | W le FOR SALE 5 HEAD OF GRADE. GUERNSEY COWS AND HEIFERS group tora ule Great ‘Saks Brock Berm a Walton Biva. ret ‘ee leita Christmas? __Shildren, "20, BANTIES 15 ROOSTERS own hens. 3621 Gregory Rd, F _ B04. Intosh and eer Mahan Orchard. ls B. Wal East net . Duck Lake Ra. & Burns, Milford. CHOICE APPLES, SWEET CIDER. Pa | Road. aR “SALE: APPLES, MOST VA- Rochester, out Rochester Rd. 196 Baldwin Rd. Lake Orion. tatoes. 480 N. Coats Rd., Oxford. —OA_8-2041 Per Sols Liveciockt 83) WELCH — yy. iY. GENTLE Witt 3-4605. For Sale ule Poultry _ 85 85 \ LBs. each. Fresh ate Roy from rk Sale Farm Produce 86 PPD LLP LLL PILL IEND, APPLES: JONATHAN SPI88, MC- APPLES - a QUALITY, wa. superior variesee- = $1.00 bu Superor quality fresh sweet | FiCHARDSON 40 PT. 9 BEDROOM cider cakes oper. een ary bath, | ood condition inside ioREY. . WHOLESALE. 60 LBS. $9. jal close out price). Evans CH AIN SAV WS NEW A USED WE mave A Nick SELECTI NEW 8: Easy time paymen YOUR McCULLOCH DEAL: PON Davis Machinery, has PIONEER CHAIN saws Just north of Oxiord. & Service MY 3-821 x FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT RRAND NEW | ree Refreshments BOLENS AND WHEEL HORSE tracters with snow blades. ¢Also | TRAVEL L TRAILERS & & _RENTA. 4 types of snow blowers at spec Tour-a-Home Mat-- ON OF USED CHAIN BAW8B. PRICES START AT $65 AND UP. te. PE 4. aYeuRe HEIONTS. moBIL: VIL- $-0734 4-112 lage, The finest. LE NEW AND USED ONE AND TWO | ~those want the best. 40'x80° row corn pickers, sHomelie PN hota. 340 coment ete. Wright power biade saws. We trade. Terms. Keliy's Hardware. 3994 Auburn at Adams, FE 2-881). | PARKHURST . aoe WE NEED USED CHAIN SAWB. Will buy or trade. Michigan Chain | YOU'VE ter THE REST, NOW Saws Distributor. Lombérd Sales; °° the Auction: Sales ___ 88) Auto Accessories. 91 STOCK TOYS TOYS. TOYS ALL NEW ox ORIGINAL FAC- 149 W. Huro FE 32-1218 ON DOLLS — NOW 1960! s Teil tte Campers and used traflers. ‘ cise, Wi * on rental 6 sell, iat Sate Lin st ‘FIRT® TRALER™ ] toler 10a 1045 are gales’ 4 cane PARKHURST TRA'LER SALES ~ “[S40 Lapeer Be Late Orion oon, ia Tour-A-Home, “between ‘Ke Ore and Oxford. MM. . range terms. FE 5-7605. 0 GaCRPICE "Sa VROALE, GFF, rds Orchards, 231 N. Squit- | "Like new. PE 5-0791 ‘bues 63s ‘Buell Rd. north of Featuring — al) new | Sports mm athe “Beemer. Sow te line of parts GLACKMORE FARM. 2180 SIL-| & bottle metas ‘installed & verbell Road. Apples, eating and cers wired. We'll sell your used coke 1 dase Open Sat. & Bun. only. trailer for you. un WwW, vgED CHAMP PION 6 vF. e this one, | Chen ijeer ts ‘| SALE N SPY APPLES. “AND PO: rete on to 2, eet ee ood J Hi Dal for iy r| new wide Scbul Pee as le Farm E Sale _Farm Equipment 87. MARINE & ncOkGH BALE T8ai0 rT sere rth Memen Rposial in goer, Dixie Hwy, OR 3-79a4, ‘MA . rater for Florida vaca Bale ‘used rentals. Jacobson’s Trailer sales. 5665 Willams Lake Rd. OR 3-508). Rent Trailer Space 90 se ontiac. 1% N Opdyke | PARM MACHINERY — NEW AN court. MY pan Ds used Proulx Oliver Sales on WH less. Wonderful “there on td acres between Lake Oxford. out uate Lake Trailer Park yeas, ma * |'63 CHEV. 7 MOTOR, REAR END & | springs; ‘52 Olde radio. PE 8-1897, | SEAT COVERS FIBRES. SAR- & spun rayon, 2% per cent discount to all. 164 Bloomer Rd,, Rochester. Evenings & Sat. only, For Sale Tires . ke A-1 USED TIRES, 0.88 0 UP. buy, sell, Also whitewalls. STATE TIRE SALES 503 Saginaw St. FE 4-0687 name brands. Off new cars. 31360 jug tax ead exchange. State Tire ales, $03 8 Saginaw. FE 4-4567 PE 4-0687. | or N STANDARD BRAND NEW W TIRES. 25 on General Safety Ti pds J Real cent off. ‘Black “ot wn D ‘WILLIAMS __451_ 8. Saginaw at Raeburn——.- SNOW eens ES— $10.40 OOD U RES KUHN Auto 6ERVICE Auto Service 93 ied — inate cate “RY ARIST. T eURY irre sae Ce CRANKSHAPT ORINDING IN THE ITEMS — COME EARLY. GRANKSHAFT GRINDING f os ci car, Cviinders re AUCTION “IPRCUANTICR Mw ART chine Shop. 23 Hood. ‘Phone F 1651 8 TEL DGS Are ROA BETWEEN SQUARE LAKE & 1 EIWee RACUE, MILE ~ Sale Motor Scooters 64 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD B&B Auction Sales ~ $089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Buy and Sell Daily ORlando 3-2717 » CLOSED Foe. THE se arep ays ror TOUR ENING ear 14) ANNOUNCEMENT Every Friday ....7 p.m. | s@oorer. ct Every Saturday ..7 p.m.| se. Exe. cond, MA 63748 Every Sunday ....2 p.m.) SCOOTER ___DOOR PRIZES SAT. & SUN. _ 1950 BSPORTSMA " YY ERY GooD condition. $125. PE 2-3596. Call _ after 4: 30 BIG DisCOUNT, 1989 CUSHMAN Eagles & used scooters Simplex midget cars & racers. From $159. $19 down. R. CUSHMAN EAGLE 1} model—white—less than 6 mos. * - FO He'll love a Tri Motorcycle body, but ten be 3 en with scooter license. $196, A _ 66355, “For Sale Mctercycles 95 SIMPIEX MOTOR BIKE, FROM $268. Full line of simplex’ Gokerts from $189. Cliff Dreyer’s G I. DISTRIBU’ TORS Sport Center, 15210 Holly “Ra.. hie DIXIE HIGHWAY __ — LASP CHANCE — Out They Go! ° All Toys Must Be Sold THIS WEEKEND Regardless of Cost —HIGHEST BIDDER BUY8— Huge Stocks OF TOYS BOTH LARGE & SMALL FOR GIRLS OR BOYS — AUCTION — SATURDAY & SUNDAY 7:30 PM. FREE DOOR PRIZES FREE REFRESHMENTS SUN SALES 8505 DIXIE HIGHWAY Across Prom 8t. Jude Motel 1341 r - _Holly, __MElrose 46771. GIRL'S 26° SCHWINN BIKE. FE 8-6030 after 4 p.m. ss BOY'S vO GIRL'S Bi- cycles, 24 and 26 in, EM 3-4308. _ Boats & Accessories 97 5,000 wey RED STAMPs..ON any 1959 Evinrude ea as ia . tine Service, Orchard Lake road, Keego Hi rt, Phone FE 44-3410," *CRUISE-OUT. BOAT SALES FE 8-4402 63 E. Walton Biyd._ Daily 10-9 - Sunday 10-2 ~~ ~“SrG Savings ON "59 JOHN SON MOTORS OWENS MARINE SUPPL! 306 Orchard Take Ave. FE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS NEW —1¢_ Caditiag aluminum rin win tee wie ° SPECIAL TOY EVERY SAT. *s 8UN. pers UNTIL CHRISTMA: SANTA B& B Ruction Free Door Prizes. AUCTION - 5089 Dixie Beyer : SAT., m em 4. ™: polling with mastcal eitechment, - ar clock, Antique s 5 e d cham) F - Bete nice @i soa for every room. Plus produce, starting Johnsog remote controls. An except Duy at 2... eee cece =e 3 USED ALUMINU BOATA going for more boats way. All ——— aa featuring am ous makes Me LOOK! 80x14 BLACK TIRES, ALD —— : This price Pak crags ‘S_PORD P { FORD PickuP. ae CHEVR ne a ao “TRUCK, 0 Dodge, seep. - tdciudes all ° offer R. AM MLER- “DALI. AS 1001 N. MAIN, ROCHESTER Ou 39111 _ % TON. $256 _g00d eee $195 E 83908. 154% TON VANETTE. tires, very good mechani- . condition. MA 56-3521 -after p.m Cee eee ~~ $1395" HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “1S Re from Pontiac’ Offord OA 8.2528 ‘32 "BUIeR, one SHIFT, 2 DOOR running condition. $25 wick sale, 3-3850. FACTORY BRANCH OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY ery _tor’g ALTHOUGH WE ARE ‘CLOSED You Aer ELCOME -TO COME IN AND LOOK THE bee AP Newstowrures iQ—iF “It's too bad you can'¢ see it, Henry, it’s what you're giving me for Christmas!” bettie EM_3 ‘88 CHEVY 4 DR. at § CYLINDER. $545. Sale Used Cars BEL-AIR. 2 DR. EXC. 708 1. 106 Ne LL ll { io } trans. Very clean. PEs $-9193. Wm. Bailey. 1 12 Mariva. 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ¢ Door, radio, power steering. new white wall tires. 2-tone paint, Priced at only $467. North Chev. Hunter Blvd, at 8, Woodward Ave Birmingham MI 4 eater, powerglide, “Practically brand 2735 |'$4 CHEVROLET B-Air 2 Powerglide,. Radio & Heater. —$1786 PER MO.— Eddie Steele — FORD — Ww. some AT ELIZ. 2 RD 20 COMING | | tm ‘CHEVROLET PICKUP |." Gans OVe itp a 1960 P Make Your Deal Monday * | i “ INCLUDES: F t, Torsi - * "NEW DEALER — | Suspension ‘Deluxe ‘cat. al Peas} WEEKEND SPECJAL - lit Mot Sale eral taxes. - 2 ua — s $1688 56 BUICK = All Model I Clean Ca Cars Matthews-Hargreaves. 2 Dour radio & Heater «648 ORCHARD LAKE FE 3-7041, CASS AT PE Sib pARD—PONTIAE Dynafiow, Power steering & ” : —— —cneeneninnsninoee Power brakes, Solid ‘Ivory, a TOP DOLLAR x ahs BE Gat & Turner’ S $1295 = Glenn’s Motor Sales. * 953 WEST HURON | fee un Truck Center PONTIAC i a $$$ BIRMINGHAM / % = | os PAID ‘* 1153 Chev. 1144 ton ..$ 595 RE T AIL 2 _-* FOR GOOD USED CARs si rat arene 49 5 rev. 34 ton... 5{° + Russ Dawson |5) Sh«x.,, $ STOR F q "232 S. Saginaw FE 2-9131)'53 Dodge 2 ton ...-$ 695 > 37117 | Sie wochas wo FOR JUNE AND).,'? FT. STAKE & LIFT GATE ur ES al a eg *s F EET — --Pthenp cats, “FE 32066 cays or) 54 Ford F- 100 . -+$ 595) Seainn THe Post OFFICE . tn Fe Tint 5 505] BE LIEVE IT OR NOT! _ ~—s Bur we TENE YOU LL GET St Chev. aa ‘ton wd 95 56 Chev... eee 7 ! * THE MOST FOR M. CAR AT |, Pickup — cylind “64 Peering “Hyd! Rew 11112! .s197 4 . ERO 154 International $1195 92 Pontiac ...........0007s 18.97 “4 . i4 ft. van — extra sharp Bo Beary J, Gaod & Clean ++ SASF 4 & “BRIGHT ME ‘55 Ford Courier .. .$ 495 ‘34 Chrysler NY PS. & PB. “$491 5 & Orch d Lak C Nice ~ 6 cylinder 31 Pueeth HT. R&H ...... : $ 97 eS a o ‘§2-" | Oe Tet SFE BOBS Open Eves is rr vay ton ++ $1295) Siri Package ol ae ‘ ‘s y ambler Sta n eee 4 i DEFENpABLE—UseD cans) 55 Dodge % ton .. .$ 495 33 Cadillac. nl sense $8 a #HARDENBURG MOTOR, SA/FS |, PANEL ~ Nice 100 OTHERS — FIN. ARRANGED s : oor WE NEED FE _5-7308 8/95 35 Jord F-100 .., $ 595 | Economy Cars 22 Auburn a e - _6 cylinder . * your car. For 20 yea re we tave’S3 Ford F-600 ... .§ 995 ke t “~— top dollar. Trade down | 14 ft. stake — speed SEE & a H. é. VAN WELT \'56 Ford F-600 sae, 81195 “sm pase Sao Dine wey.| “12 stake — . COMP ARE i TOP CAGE oe down. c 56 | Chev. 1% ton . $1 195 “$5 Chev., like new ; “ECONOMY CARS 22 AUBURN, 1h Eon E- a0 $1195. Es Chev. ‘Bel Air, ht, sharp . 3 95 » Sale Used 1 Trucks — 103) is¢" cab & chassis rysler New Yorker, convert., Pia aed oe Vy 58 Th Pp 1. $1295 | +5 wire wheels, loaded + $1308 | : =" FORD. ‘$1 FORD PICKUP. FE) ~* ames ane 3D Desoto, Hi, Power $205 | se cylinder — sharp {3 3 Dice — Coupe, nice 2 . 9 Ford F-600 .....$2595 |:33 Bore, Mes new $ 3 ‘ai i] Tractor —- — sharp 8 statior wagons to choose ; BE SURE TO CALL CHOICE OF 50 CA NO REAS. OPPER. REFUSED BOB BUTLER NO MONEY REQUIRED DOWN AT Used Trucks HAROLD SUPERIOR 50° CHEVROLET TURNER | AUTO SALES 2%TON LCF. 9 ; : . Titled in Chevrolet FORD 225 Mh HERON Motor Division Name ee ee ek Dee ae Air over—5 Speed trans. — i ee ce e 2 Speed Stic, Radio & Heat pe 5.; ° i PAT HUGE. SAVINGS see SAVE. $1 S00 abet ta NED toes OE SPE he .SA\ i $1,500 Economy Used Cars _ 7 Auburn Schutz Motors, Ine. . . (52 44-TON INTERNATIONAL PICK- | 912 Ss. W - "58 CHEVROLET | up. $200 OR 3-9784. 3280 W Wal- | cetwars Ma} $00 | le-TON PICKUP | tom Bivd. —_ eK paw | STATION scene uct Dot Me QuG area Tess “| 8 8. 8 4 Harbor Bie pain os bra orc vets = WAGONS s eee e eee cee eereee SE385 7 ashi adh ' vow 1958 CHEVROLET: *a TON PICK Two '$3 Fords, 6 & 9 pass. $295. P _ . j up. y metside, R&H, $1345. MAple 54 Ply. d sh : 495 PE S6,FoRp a Be ede | 54 CHEVROLET VANETTE. BEST ° udebaker, like new ; L-TOM Peres transmission otter takes. MA 5-1341. Two ‘35 Fords, 6 & ® pass $695 sitegeeecceeeegees § 395 POR SALE "29 MODEL a PicKUP. | “CHdice® OF So, $898 36 FORD I \y-TON GPeur V-8 engine. Auto. trans. Lad-| der racks. Solid Ree paint sence ee ees see $ 895! 53 CHEVROLET I 2-TON DUMP | Duai rear wheels. ol cece cece ee ee ceeee § 685 F $3: GS. MAC. : 24—-TON 14-FT. VAN ; ' Full-air brakes Lift gate Rubber practically new eee ccc eaee veeeee $ 985 4eTON PICKUP Excellent condition, ee as Se ee Te ee ee ee es ee ee ’51 INTERNATIONAL \. 314 Tilmor, before _2 p.m. ‘46 FORD PANEL. 29000, TR TIRES | and engine, $100 M_3-2239. a CHEVROLET Ta TRUCK. | $200. - EM +3-3342. CHE VROLET PICK UP | 1960 NCLUDES Poam seat. Torsion Suspension, Deluxe cab, all Ped- eral taxes. $1688 Matthews-Hargreaves CASS AT OAKLAND — PONTIAC _PE 5-416) ___ Auto Insurance. 104 PL. PD. MED. FOR ost’ CARS $9 60 DN. 8 MO PYMTS. OF $4.99 E 4-3536 Eves: FE ep a353 $ 295, Foreign « : Spts. Cars: 105. 7 « . tet CORVETTE SA CONDITION. “30 DODGE [St SOP TET TE ston PICKUP re VOLES WAGEN 7 BLACK. Whitewall tires 8.000 Mi. $1550, Heater & Signals. i ee .§$ aa : Matthews- ‘Hargreaves. OAKLAND COUNTY'S | i t ea eww ee at LARGE CHEVROLET DEA LER 631 OAKLAND. AVE. FE 4.4547 ones Sai FORD DUMP. Ad fio MAMA'S we _ 42284. TRIUMPH 1957. GOOD - GOND | a | $1,500. PE 5-9945 after 620 or. : EddieSteele ss" "= 1 er Si le ars 106. os ome A-] PARA RARAATAAARARS 3 * 1955 BUICK neaRDTOP. VERY 3 U E TRUE K. clean Nv oney down. Make | Rigg aut of mgoT mo, Mr. White, Pa CENTER Eig, Auto us 8. Saginaw. FE coo a * Liss BUICK SPECIAL. EXC. COND. | ea Zc De "FE 4:1596- i 4 1953 tie HT. VERY GoopD | £55 pone GE |_shape. $300 EM 3.4216, i Radio sy Heater we! . Z Bebb esterase cvcoces S$ 673) REC Cae e555 G.M.C, TON PA NEL Radio & Heater. ee Beet eereeseeescees, $ 595 57 CHEVROLET ARE raulic lift tailgate. (2 * > fe Te : Excelient Condition. eae eee eee $ 399 || Go North, East 6469 Srow apple Dr. Clarkston MA- ple 57 RENAULT DAUPHINE, 35 MP clean, R&H, fully equipped | $93 MA 6-1467 959 RENAULT DAUPH “A-1. ~ $1495 __3661 Green Lake Road _ 88 RENAULT | DALPHINE 4 door, radio and heater, solid black Extremely economical. Look this over $985. Clerkston Motor Sales CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Main St., Clarkston MA 5-5141 58 RENAU! T DAUPH. 1 OWNER. Rambler LOTS OF NEW ' Ramblers in stock 9-Passenger Station Wagons Bonus Buy on Ambassadors American especially priced for Christmas presents South and then get a flaming deal. in the West-: |’ rik ine da’ ad ‘owner ca No. io10. A Teal NO MONEY REQUIRED DOWN SUPERIOR AUTO SALES 923 W. HURON ° FE 4-75C0 i REPOSSESSION | 1954 Buick Super 4 door. Dyna- flow, power brakes and steering. | HOICE a? CARS | NO REAS. OFFER REFUSED | | White wails, clean and sharp. No money dor down. Take over er Day: ments of $27.24 a month ey ments due next year. wn | sucky Auto Sales, 193 8. Sagi- naw. FE 4-2214. | 1953 BUICK SUPER V8 HARD- | top. Extra nice. $545. FE 40249. v-8 STICK, BLACK, 2. DOOR, Buick. $550. EM_ 3-4586. "34 GOOD CARS. | 1999 ow oR Dem | Bel-Air Sedan, j | Impala 4 door Sedan. 1959 =Chevrolet.. Demo 1959 Chevrolet, Hardtop 1957 Olds Super 88, Holiday Coupe 1857 Plymouth Sedan Push button 1956 Chevrolet Delux door | 6 standard TAYLOR CHEVROLET ‘Oakland County's Oldest Chevrolet Dealership MA 41561 Walled Lake CADILLAC, $175 4 DR. ‘50. RUNS | hin See it at corner of Ridge- dale & Worth Birmingham or _phone MI 6-3075 | USED CARS | | | ‘56 Super 88. 4 door, standard transmissten ‘58 Super 88, 4 door, all power, real sharp "39 «Super 88, Convertible, miles. New Car guarantee | 67 Ford Victoria 36 Pord Victoria. ~Houghten 5,600 &Son Your Priendty -Olds Dealer ~~ ' FOREIGN CAR SALES AND SERVICE 528 N. Main, Rochester 1951 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE, clean. No ‘money down. «gine Auto $17 mo... Mr. sing Auto. 115 8. Saginaw. . Exe Cond., private party. . Will trade for smaller car, _PE 5-5015 after 5 pm. 1958 CHEVROLET ‘4 TON PICK Bisse. Fieetside R&H, * $1345. MAple "34 ‘CHEVY, DELRAY 2 DOOR, automatic transmission, radio and heater. Extra clean, 1. owner. Trade and terms. MAZUREK STUDEBAKER SALES South Bivd, at Saginaw. PE 4-9587 OL 1-9761 | SREEAG CONVERT, ALL | 1955 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. AS- | sume payments of wk. Ask for Manager, Schutz Moto: S. Woedward, JO 6-8728 ‘$6 CHEV. 1502 DOOR. of only y 61:29 per |’ Mr. Richards, Credit rs, Inc., 912 | $5 DOWN FE 5-3177 -5-0861 1958 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN LUCITE BLACK, V-8 EN- GINE, U R B O—GHLIDE, P ING Ww. ER BRAKES, A DIO, HEATER, 8.00 x 14 WHITE WALLS Low MILEAGE. FE 8-2 SEE. “COST L LESss ¢ COLE” FOR Door. | cars, New or Used. You'l] get a deal for # Chrysler. Dodge or Piymouth that will save you | ple, Walled Lake. MA 4-4511. New _or ote os a sell eae "56 chery. stick, R&H, POSSESSIO 2 Dr.. vs. straight $545. No money down, take over payments. Lucky Auto Sales, 193 8. Saginaw. Phone | FE 4-1006 | 1953 CHEVROLET. DIO & ATER 2 DOOR. RA- | _ ABSOLUTELY no MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- Mo. Call | at MI, 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford. 1956 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. | new black paint, new white top, R&H, WW. tires, very good cond. Must sell. OL 2-6546 after 6 p.m. ie) PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS ‘38 Bulck 4-Dr, ‘58 Edsel 4-Dr. HT. 7 Ford Ctrv. ‘57 Buick Spec, Sharp! ...... ‘56 Pontiac Wagon cone ee ‘57 Ford Custom 8 Auto. ..... $ ‘58 Metropolitan — Like new "$6 Chevy 4-Dr. Bel Air Auto. $1195 "96 Olds br 88. 1-Owner ... $1195 ‘56 Buick Spec. 4-Dr 1095 ‘66 Chevy. 4Dr 6 R&H | $ 995 ‘$6 Ford Ctry. Sed. 995 "86 Chevy 6 \%-ton Bae up ...$ 895 ‘55 Buick Super 2-Dr 895 ‘35 Ford %-ton pick up 695 "54 Olds ir re ‘Pull pwr $ 695 "34 Plymouth Wagon ......... 505 *54 Ford Custom Bt eee eee $ 495 ‘62 Ford Wagon 6OD........ 305 ‘54 Buick Supe $ 205 Willy's Jeep Feith ead & ‘plow $ 795 1260 Perry at Madison Spec Sharp! $1805 Full pwr. $1405 Sed. Loaded . $1 5 FE 4-9100 R Chevy down. Take $24.80 a month. Payments start next year. 193 8, Saginaw, FE 4-1066 1957 CHEVROLET 4 DR. HARD- top. Automatic transmission and actual miles. ulate conditen — must appreciated TORS, 4455 W the Roliadium; eniy 11,.60° to be SESSION 2 door. No money over payments of Lucky Auto Sales. Immac- be seen RINK: MO- Huren ‘Next to OR 40391 Guaranteed Used Cars a& Car for Every Pocketbook . Hardenburg | CORNER CASS & PIKE FE 5-7308 Crissman ROCHESTER FOR Re: USED CARS 'b4 CHEV. § ee eiGGN: EX- tra nice. 4735 Elizabeth Lk. Rd _ Sharp, new They Must Go! ''58 Chev. A baby. Ren ee 2 voeews agen 3-°53 . Chev R&H x as Fords,” Byars, ‘33 Olds (56 engine) s ine = 62 Buieks ‘Rambler Sia. os Plym. & "55 Wen. eee & B LATE MODEL ECONOMY CARS 36 BEL AIR HARDTOP ‘VERY __engine.; FE 27947. $1397 en $997 | $297 & ' straight $497 ' 97 | i 7 | $197 | 397 | oo. 887! .. $497) .. $497 | CHEAP CARS. (22 AUBURN & ~YOU'LL LIKE OUR WAY— ~— OF DOING BUSINESS. — 59 FORD Country Sedan ... $2495 ‘3 VOLSENG'».000 Antes isos . a Le ‘31 CHEVY. & Door 20°... $1 57 PLYMO’ 4 Door H-Top $1295 GBM don fi ‘ Dountr; Hes i t r) i oality , Motor Sales’ RcHakd 2 LAKE. PE 3-700 ar ty fe H ate cate ae 8 wi ma 6,» heater, white walls, A beautiful family car, Just the tar poi agent Je Low own $ on ibe ret station _ Ra. . on poate a. $495, 88. on wagon. 'ydramati¢. "nadio.* ‘hee song : ta Claus 67? Olds. 2 7. HAUPT PONTIAC beauty! Radio. matic, Power brakes. atop. Ab Diack A rquner Te ia erae tm oY ae emer For Sale Cars PPOLDLDA LLP LLL LALLA NAA LALA le LET .US LOWER YOUR PAYMENTS |- and give you transportation. 1956. CHEVROLET 4-DOOR, dio, heater, Powerglide, V-8 en- 4 gine, Beautiful white & turquoise Stock 1009. finish Priced at only ear can make North Hunter Blvd. at 8. Birmingham A one owner . Your old down payment. Chev. Woodward Ave. MI 42735 $5 DOWN CHRYSLER & ‘64 steering mission. brakes 4 Door, Power Auto, triins- —$19.90 PER MO.— Eddie Steele — FORD — W. HURON AT ELIZ. LAKE RD. | PE 5-3177 PE 5-086 rod ‘Cy’ Owens —December 23- WORLD'S LARGEST SANTA CLAUS OVER 100 “Real JOLLY OLD ‘Cy’ Owens LBS. OF Live ST. NICK 147 8. SAGINAW STREET °E 5- 410i 1953 DeSOTO sedan. Good cond, New $195 HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “15 Minutes from Pontiac” OA 8- Oxford, Mich. 1987 DeSOTO FIREFLITE. 4 DOOR hardtop. steering, Power brakes, power radio, heater, automatic transmission. Man: er extras. $1,200. MAyfair 6-5747. WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC "CLEAN" Birmingham Trades 1350 N. Woodward . . Ld Birmingham 59 DODGE “DEMO” CUSTOM ROYAL Loaded Th MI 4-1930:) [rests he Oy 9 naming Wate 06» on Eddie Steele | 66 FORD FAIRL tT. ; BIRD . POM, Pecmany extras. ATION WAGON, Eg Ca “Parks at MI 1.06 Credit. far’ Mr, ae 4-7500. Barol Turner 97 FORD -Ragle & Heater. * White Ca neat DODGE INCORPORATED 211 S. SAGINAW PE 3-7055 - CLEAN UP ‘$4 Nash Rambler, Ht .. ... $15 Two ‘50 Ford, 6 & 8. ..... “First $50 "50 ‘Pontia , R@H ............. $50 ‘50 Plymouth ..........-.-.....- $50 "51 Buick, Ht isos $51 50 Oids 88, A-1 running soseee $75 *30 Cadillac A-1 running ..... $95 es) Bradebe | ong ecneussaessoece oe aa e a. rere tees. "48 Ford; sre Le toadeseoene $95 ‘Ol Chev, Ht 2... cee eee $95 "62 Ford, R&H .. oe... eke ce $95 CHOICE OF 50 CARS 4 A. OFPER REFUSED REQUIRED DOWN "SUPERIOR AUTO SALES 923 W. HURON FE 4-7500 52 FORD v8. 4 DR. STATION WA- Fe New show ae $200. OR ~ 3406 efor. 1953 FORD ATIC VERY pyr Pull price, #1 $108 Make pay- ments of $1 King vir’ e en m White, 115 8. Saginaw. - —~ FORD DEALER — A-l Case Car Shopping Center? 58 FORD STATION WAGON 4 DOOR $1695 ‘Cy’ Owens, 147 8. SAGINAW STREET FE 5-410) DOOR. FAIRLANE Per- FORD 1957 2 509. Less than 7.000 miles. fect condition, Power steering, brakes, and windows. 6 way seat, Pea. and heater. §1,550. Mi 2 ‘L i962 FORD 8 A OE: gr. arks 41500. Harold Turner Ford. —FORD DEALER— A-1 Used Car Shopping Center 2 FORD “51905 Cy Owens 147 8. SAGINAW STREET PE_5-4101 i954 FORD CONVERTIBLE, R&H. Raa. omen dows payment E- Lg over sm monthly ents. ‘EM _ 3-3589. ym 1957 FORD “500” FAIRLANE ake th wn pay- m Our soak No. 915-B. Yours tor only $1298. North Chev. e boss’ car. i Sense me RE $1000, JOUN SMITH DODGE INCORPORATED | 211 8. SAGINAW FE 3-7055 1957: DODGE 2 dr. Hardtop. mission, H. White 195 Automatic trans- walls. HOMER HIGHT MTRS. oxtord_M ch A 8-2528 1958 PONT. SU CHIEF., 4 DR. All, power. R&H. H ramatic. BAe 8 nee One owner. OR 3-6527, 5 FORD WAGON | This is on ° cylinder, 2 door. R&H. Stick shift. rae & new Bows. Winterized, read . . PEOPLE'S A > eaLes 68 Oakiand FE 2-2351 DECORATE f Your Driveway | for Christmas TOO! FORD V: OARELANE WA GON, Fordomat- fe, power steering, radio, heater, thoroughly — : +, Powriac " Bebutifa shape fast be rent j "50 Buick cabs Cegaeees ; js BO he .. iso ROLET ....-.i4: Gens “BTANDARD ey tion, A DEAL WITH ONE tw Gennes ioe OS a Hunter iva. at 8. Woodward Ave. rmi MI 4-2735 | ae ae eee RADIO. & __at ML 47500. Harold do DOWN ‘34 FORD Victoria H-Top. Straight stick—Sharp. $25.83 PER MO.— Eddie Steele — FORD ~— Ww. HURON AT ELIZ. LARE RD. FE §-3177 = ‘$8 FORD, FAIRLANE x HT, V-6, Auto. . Ps. new white bi” ry iaown: 120-8: Mamn,—-Miifor¢ “Turner. Ford. ;— ‘Sie #17135 Dixie Ok'd Cars Hand Picked & Personally Checked MANY ONE OWNER CARS CHEVROLET SPECIALS ‘57 Chev 210 4 dr. S Pe — "87 pow 5 -« 2 dr, 6, "66. C hartdop pe. shore te re hes Se iasy ave . .=FORD— | W. HURON AT ELIZ, LAKE RD.- FE 53177 FE 5-0661 1955 “MERCURY HARDTOP, RA- PRAN EBON ABSOL TELY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume ayments of $34.06 Per Mo. Call it-Mer. Mr. Parks at MI ‘ _ 4-730. Harold r Ford saseccuseceseceees $1495] nat JOH? es | ee $5 DOWN 55. MERCURY 2 Door, Merc- - by Po Radio & Heater. “e —$24.50 PER MO.-— Eddie Steele CHRISTMAS SPECIAL For You Some- NEW CHEVROLETS Olficials* =e Ainge od cars $1792, 2-Door, 4-Door Impalas Most with power steering. Bank rates — 36- Months. Easy down payments North Chev. Hunter Bivd. at 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham MI 42735 1953 MERCURY HARDTOP. NICE _and clean, FE 2-6466. ‘52 FORD y-3, - DR. . STATION . New vem tires. $200. 3. k 96 before 3:3 1955 FORD V8 4 Dr ee 605 cond, HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “15 Mich from Pontiac’ Eddie Steele — FORD — W. HURON AT ELIZ. LAKE RD. FE 53171 FE 5-0861 ~~ For: That aa USED CAR Shelton Pontes Buick ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES Rochéster OL 1-8133 Siationwagons _NO NO. MONEY REQ D DOWN SUPERIOR AUTO SALES §23 W. HURON FE 4-7500 SEE OUR SELECTION or fee ‘ate model used care ge Piymouth-Cirysier wd Ack COLE, INC. Maple at Pontiac -Trall Walled take MA 44511 ‘54 OLDS 88. $495. SHARP! CARL'S Motor Sales. 62 Qakland. CA PAYME TOO BURDEN- ~ some? Come is us and - expensive car. DON'S USED CARS 677 S. Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion MY 2-2041 ar PLYMOUTH aver, me HEATER. ABSOLUTELY MONEY DOWN, wn eae pi 4 nt ments of on A: Credit Mgr Barks MI _ £1500. “Hetotd hu 1959 Plymouth BRAND NEW 2 door Belvedere Sedan, Power- flite. Radio & ponter. Whitewalls. All taxes & transi $2467.80 R&R Mtrs. 724 OAKLAND FE. 4-3528 ‘36 PLY. DEL. 2 DR good cat. PE 3-7542. H. F Riggins Oxford, Mich OA 8-2528 1969. MERCURY. $85. 1231 COL- lier, FE 4-6510. ‘55 MERC. CONV: RED. NEW black top. 1 owner — 2nd car, power equipp 650. MI 4-4301. SPECIAL. 1953 RED AND WHITE Oldsmobile. Sharp. Teacher's car sfrom Minnesota. R&C Motor Sales. EM 3-4155 ‘33 PACKARD CLIPPER. NO RUST. Best offer over $150. FE 8-0529 — FORD DEALER — A-1 Used Car Shopping Center 55 OLDSMOBILE 4 DOOR $595 ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8, SAGINAW STREET FE 5-4101 “SUPER @8. pwr. $750. OL 1-0968, 75 Texas, Hie Walton Bivd. SS DOWN Eddie Steele — FORD — W. HURON AT ELIZ. LAKE RD. FE. 5-3177 FE 5-0661 ‘56 OLDS, RL wept tt tg power, exceptionally clean. . OR _3-3652. y . SEE THE WONDERFUL New world of Fords. Falcons, T- , Birds and trucks. New in stock See what rene +4 and get what you y for (no: fooling). per mg of transport from 1930 t not sare BEATTIE “Your Dealer Bince ie si 5806 DIXIE H 1291 _At_the Stoplight in Waterfora ‘6? PLYMOUTH Mig DR. V4. R&H. WW ti . Pvt, ‘owner. $875. MA +2505. < . iss PLYMOUTH HARDTOP. RA. ko, 18. beaut at 'N orth Chev. yas hg at 8. Wentyert Sve: Ave. HASKINS DEPENDABLE TRADES Chevrolet Del Air 4door Station Wa V8 ion, se aa Wi radis, heate ~~ se “Aaa “ia vee OO | 24 eet ng eat | MeFRAtch i oni PLYMOUTH 1956. 2 7 AUTO. transmission, 30,000 1. Sport- =, Clean & pla $645. MI 1959 Plymouth |, BRAND NEW 4 door hardtop Belvedere. Ra- do & Heater. Tutone. W. Covers. Whitewalls. ~ $2429.65 R&R Mtrs. 724 OAKLAND FE 4-3528 55 PONTIAC, 4 —— GOOD a ily car. Pully e juipped Ready £9. Original owner This is og 4 Motorway. PE 5-6969. Price PONTIAC 2¢ DR. CATALINA, R&H, Hydra. Sharp. Extras. $365. OR _ 3.2803, 953 PONTIAC -4-DOOR SEDAN, pig er and power steering. n Original 1 owner low mileage dee. Will make a wonde ly car, Our stock 1030. Priced at only $372 only $5 down, North Chev. | Hunter Bie. at Ss. Weedward Ave. mingham 4-2735 Bir 1955 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio. Heater. Whitewalls. 795 HOMER HIGHT MTRS. Pontiac” ong minutes from Oxford, Mich. GA_8-2528 "53 Soartac: 4 R&H, VERY _good con: EM 3 436, 53 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA Coe One owner, R&H, tinted glass, two tone, genuine leather seats, turn and. back up lights, astronic eye, rear speaker, white walls, carpeted. Some rust of * course, but otherwise nice, Only $250, 8-2635. FE 8 -— FORD DEALER — A-l Used Car Shopping Center 54 PONTIAC ‘ 2 DOOR . $295 ‘Cy’ Owens A) B. SAGINAW. ‘STREET OFFERS sa rerag, NaN Ew + oes $1995 ‘87 PONTIAC ROTOP, 4 nL pore ‘Se laeeaoe F198 Pct nel a Prpawchegedicioaye : snsorrag, aspen & BLACK ay $ 095 502 TLE * sn & | RSS com cui, | ae ‘WERE, OGOMATIS?. 4 10 1958 PONT. . 400, FE 23885. 0 "57 PONTIAC ‘Gramahs, snd’ while walls. 61306 Larry Jerome tome Alt ap Ae "R&H, Hydremaisc, ‘ STOP "AND SHOP OLIVER MONDAY 1 MERU SSiGaapay CHRISTMAS PACKAGE 34 MASOREE stu YN'TTAC ‘oo fet Us help = | sohud’ tos to a less | — POR | 1954 NASH SEDAN HEATER, OVER , PONT CHIEFTAIN 4 DOOR Cass at W. Pike Sts, FE 32-0186. izabeth ‘ INTIAC S.C. 4 NICH eae 3 PONTIAC 2 DOOR, “paint, not, not rust. ie family ear. DEBAKER BAL at Saginaw PE > STATION .WAGON with brakes, tighed power moore 2 power brakes, pens: gieee.. Si y private owner. after : 53 PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN. tires, Good OR 3 top, ramstie, R&h. power brakes, 4 new white wall nylon 4-6078, 90} opens HARD- iramatic, This hydramatic. is owned car and I 6-6550. ef Se: ¥ a va must be sold. MI site 3 BY OWNER. 1956 Pontiac Station Wagon. Good con- iti Call MI 4-6319. $0 PONTIAC CATALINA bg Pwr. steering, Hydra. R&H 23-7430. 2A «| Hunter Blvd, Birmingham 1957 RAMBLER: (BEATNIE) PEN- haw. FE ‘sf Chrysler .... ee 55: Plymouth <..... $795 as 5 ci ant cae ___ | 4 °BOOR STATION WAGON Johnson ae = Ty bes FAIRLANE 9695 oon Olds a wi $795 3 Plymonth, 4105 RAMBLER 4-DOOR SEDAN, standard shift. Here is a one owe beauty that will save so once mileage. ov stock » Sur price is y North Chev. at 8. Woodward Ave. MI 42735 . 6 cylinder engine, ders ee to fall off n engine is condi- tien. e this! eink Morons, 4455 Huron (Next to the kolladium) OR 4-0301, MAZORER STUDEBAKER SALES at Saginaw FE 4-9587 the South Bly 1953 wnLYe VERY CLEAN — Full price, $95. Make payments of $7.15 mo. No money down. Mr, Whi Auto., 115 8. Sagi- Transportation | Specials '51 DeSOTO SEDAN 93 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN LATER MODELS , 3 . o*e@ eae 5 5 Mercury’ eee $195 ~~ = 4 "34 Dodge ..........$195 RUNS GOOD orene A LOT OF CAR FOR ONLY ‘54 Plymouth .. ...7. $295 WERFLITD RADIO & HEATER, POWE! "54 DeSoto .........$295 EXCELLENT BUY od VICTORIA. REAL 53 Ford ......0... $495 SHARP! T; BES, 57 Rambler ....... wee 4 DOOR SEDAN, REOL BUY 56 Plymouth : wiaaa' 5 LINDER 1 'S6 Plymouth oe es) SAVOY, 2 DOOR SEDAN. Rait , SoBe i. 4 a 10am. ar. Town Mig. CRLW, ‘Be Staton ating Weekend Shurm in Paris eRe 8: wid, ee 8:30-—WJR, Symphon: WCAR, n 2720 ueny WW. Mon: ha WJBE, Music 9:30-~—WWJ, Old Opry a ada ae Tim ’ WwW. ‘ WxvZ. 6 are wa Men News, Sports 11:30—WJR, Dance Time CKLW, News, Knowles oo SUNDAY. MORNING ¢:00—-WJR, Parm Review CKLW, Album Time WJBK, Brotherhood Hr. 6:30—WJIR, Organ WJBK, Sacred Note WPON. Sunday Seren 1:30—WJR, Parm Forum WWJ, Meriner’s Church. Star CKLW. Baughey * WJBK, ant WPON, $:00—WJR, News, Hart’ - ww, a gy SO WJBK, Hymns We to WJR, Re ay tg Pontiac Baptist a . Okran' jan wx CKLW. yong werent 8:30— Renfro Valley WXYZ. Wings of Healing Marth c God WPON 8t. John’s Lutheran 9:00—WJR, News, Baldwin WWJ, Crossroads Church WXYZ. Gres Roberts CKLW bab ig New, 8t. CAR. PFewas,. Patricks Tre Bae Parectte Hymns ; SUNDAY AFTERNOON Guest incoln ‘Best AR, Mews, Woodling iK, News, Music - 12:00-—-WJR, RAED N wars, Ww. 12:30—WJR, Sunday Sup!'mt. | WXYZ, News, Sun. Best CELW. Ron nowles 1:00—WJR, Hi WWJ, News, rrench WPON. - Opinii rs, Soe to Stars ; Pontiac Weekend By 00-—W IR, Muleraaher WJBK, Mus' 2:30—CKLW. Knowles $:00-—WWJ, Music aren eee Hansel & Gretel WPON, Pontiac “Weekend sae ee et. Hour of Dec’n. WCAR, News, Logan 4:00—WXYZ, Revival 4:30—WCAR, News, Logan _ News, Logan Z, Radic WIR, Army of Stars Monitor WJBK, Sun. Sounds :30—WX: ‘Mad as Herald “WeAR, Rex 's, Logan tae Reports Pert 30—WJR, R "stereo SUNDAY EVENING 6:00—WJIR, News, Concert WWJ, News, Monitor WXYZ, Manion Forum CKLW, Knowles WCAR, News, WPON, Pontiac Weekend CKLW. Hebrews Witness 150 at Starr Boys Home | Marilyn Wants No ‘ieeidesition Actors Shun Monroe Doctrine HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Marilyn Monroe is proving she still has the capacity for setting movieland on its ear. This time it roar over a leading man for her new movie. The blonde glamor girl arrived here more than a month ago to co-star with Gregory Peck in a film modestly titled ‘The’ Billion- is an up- a sharp eye on rewritten script. Pelee telat Tiel Alvleis: Bana NOT HESTON! ithe title role Marilyn. with nw STEREO _ HI-FI BY. with Marilyn. picture for U-I. She was accompanied by hus. | band Arthur Miller and drama coach Paula Strasberg. came along to rewrite his wife's role, Paula made the trip to keep era angies on the set. Peck, who had future commit- ments, didn’t like the idea of a couldn't help but cone off second best with Marilyn's role being fattened by her own husband, Then, too, la Monroe specializes in being late. Both she and Peck’ began dance rehearsals, but time dragged by without a camera cranking. Peck gave up in disgust and begged off — few simple dance routines. Undaunted, Marilyn continued to rehearse her musickl numbers without a leading man. Charlton Heston'’s name cropped up as a suitable co-star for the curvesome sex goddess, On second thought the powers that be decided a man who had played Moses in “The Ten Commandments” - and shouldn't be playing lover-boy to In a flash of boxoffice brilliance the brass: chose Rock Hudson, beef- cake king of the movies, to star But Hudson is under contract that studio bombed the project from the beginning, refusing Ma- rilyn’s. offer to star in a future Wald, who admits Marilyn’s new film will be at least a month late in starting, says,,‘‘She is not tem- peramental. She’s the most coop- ‘erative girl I ever worked with.” * * * Now rumor has it Marilyn may back out of the project altogether ‘unless a co-star is found soon. in ‘Ben-Hur’’ . 1i:k Enough Problems Here WEST GRANBY, Conn. (UPI)— Mrs. Florence A. Sears said on her 104th birthday,‘We should keep 10:15 10:30 (11:00 11730 (9) Sacred Heart. (9) Little Theater. (2) Sagebrush Shorty. (4) Cartoon Time. (7) Fun House. 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(9) Six Gun Judge. [ (4) Truth or Consequences. (7) Restless Gun. : ¢9) Youth ’60, (4) (color) It Could Be You. (7) Love That Bob. (9) Mary Morgan. | Confer- Producer Jerry Wald tested to this world and forget about put- ndsome Stéve Boyd, an unknown ting a man on the moon. ~fhere are MOTOROLA = played Messala in “Ben-Hur,” enough problems here which [Marilyn hasn't cleared him as yet. lhaven't been solved yet.” retcnir anit ot - — j JE TRY OUR DO IT . iH PLAN Js YOURSELF PLAN sito a a @ @ a . MONARCH 7 S AGA. APPROVED 7 = 105,000 B.T.U. GAS FURNACE . & = Unbelievable saat 3-Channel |} @ WITH DUCT WORK a — High dolly with se ta AND REGISTERS FOR watts maxirhum power. : speakers. 3 separate speaker | 6 ROOM HOUSE OR LESS bed systems. Left and nop amo is oS a iiand wt : : ; i 359” s = : = “PAYMENTS - 4 i sUL.16 Per Mo. _ lo“ |m DELIVERED © Ce | H ee @| TE GAS CONVERSION BURNER a 'm Completely ee. SN s ' 4 = 4 *Trade-ins Accepted . Monday Thru Saturday OBEL _ TV SERVICE | as Low as 19” Open 9 A. M. te-9 P. M. RADIO AND ! --Tod Tele ee ~ iis sedioha ay’ S eS. evision oor ams |Help Goodfellow Fund Programs taraished ‘tations tated tn this column are gubject to change without netce “} DETROIT (®—More “than a Oo nde and staff members at ra tarr Commonwealth Home pooner 2Wd0K-TV “Uhanne. & WWO-TV Channel 7—WAYZ-TV = Channel o—CKLW.TV Boys in Albion. went without lunch] in order to contribute $150 to the | TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS 0) Baeeboin: Aerow. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. Old Newsboys-Goodfellow fund. . | : 5:00 (7) Matty’s Funday 12:50 (9) News, A spokesman for the home said | 6:00 ©) Basketball (Began © at @ Conquest. 1:00 (4) NBC Playhouse. the boys cut one nteal a year and ing ay 8:90 (4) Time:) Present. (2) Our Mis# Brooks. ae Ce mnwny le Ceehy . (4) Saber of London. * This year they chose the Old - (2).GE College Bowl. (7) Music Bingo. einia. News, | Pas (7) Major League Baseball. (7) Lone Ranger. (9) Movie. Newsboys after hearing the group eee, rs ee cay “Popeye. (9) Science Fiction, {1:30 (7) Topper. foal. fallen short of moging is woe ewe. gor David (6:30 a mopthe. . boas “ “ Word heir mg : tee | Wrom News Lark at’ eymooners. :53 (4) Faye Elizabeth. -CA CALAD | WCAR. News, Martyn (7) Baseball (cont.) SUNDAY, NIGHT HIGHLIGHTS | 2:59 (2) Medic. ; Natives who beat drums to ward RCA COLOR 9:30—WJR, Jack Harris (9) Talent Caravan, 7 6:00 (2) Small World. “Indian Am. (4) Queen for a Day, off evil are laughed at by Ameri- aia oe 6:50 (2) Pro Scoreboard. — nasader to U.S., Sen, Karl 30 ‘4 ne in Ceurt. on blow ati to break up Sw -|10:00— WIR, Music 7:00 (2) Four Just Men. undt and - Republican)*'* Thi an. traffic jams... na woman ww, ‘eh Ney, Monitor wave: ome ery, (4) It Could Be You. spokesman and author dis- (7) Gale Storm, suffers in silence, ‘it probably al S Radio TV “CL W Revi a ela i (2) House Part : , n Mon. & Fri. Nights CEL. Revival CREW. Joe Wan as {1) Girl Decoy. cuss U.S. participation in the) y. means that ‘her phone's out of Sig Sti WCAR, News, WGAR, News — 4 Mickey Rooney. pel coat. i 3:00 O vor De Malone order. —Earl Wilson. _ WPON. ‘show ee : ( erry Mason. or or cater, . . sree eenea ena nan ae #:20--WIR, Symphony a ee Tae (4) (color) Bonanza. _.(D Annie Oakley, . (7) Beat the Clock, ¢ Quiet Hr 11:00—WJR, Choral (1) Dick Clark. (9) Popeye. (9) Movie. ' : w. Grosse Pt. Bpat,| CLW. Joo Van” (9) Million Dollar Movie. 6:30 (2) Twentieth Century.|*8 (2) Verdict Is Yours. b Oo dese Pt. Bapus. | WIBK Reid = . Drama: Jeanette MacDon- “End of the Battlewagon,” (4) From These Roots, ; > \ wv A \ WCAR, New: ure tests (7) Who. Do You Trust? \ i. WXYZ, Winter ald, Sande carmen i in “The ee ad battleship. 14.99 (9) Brighter. Day . () 14:30—WJH, Time For Must un Comes Up.’ (’49), ue 5. nt & ok catholic eee geiw. toe ge Per Muse! os (2) Mason (cont.) « Buccaneers. iy on wer Street. a BD BP DT BB Ww cw, ‘Br Be A. | % Lassie. an Bandstand. ! (8) Film. (began at 7:30) Empire.” 100 G) Kigot ige. | LAUNDROMAT WASHER | ELECTRIC RANGE 190_WiR, Symphony MONDAY AFTERNOON p.m.) (7) Colt 45. . (9) Robin Hood. j With Matching Dryer Payer $27 995 CKLW: Billy Graham 12:00 WIR, News - 8:30 (2) Dead or Alive. (9) Movie. “‘The Lone Gun,”),, ; } 32 ; ; an. yf og iM 5:00 (2) Movie. $329.95 With Trade WXYZ, Christian Action _ News, Van {4) Man and Challenge. George Montgomery, Dorv- (4) (color) George Pierrot. $9.34 » Month WXYZ. Sherman (7) Leave It to Beaver. - » thy Malone, Neville Brand. (9) Looney Tunes. i $16.70 “crsrth, Marek” Ist Payment in March 10:20—WJR, Ask Professor ee Eee ware (9) Film (began at 7:30 7:30 @) Dennis the Menace. : . ' WCAR, News, Purse ‘ 8:30 (7) My Friend Flicka ge tae WEON, News, ‘Lew ov ucy ae ee sly perl ". |} RCA VICTOR 1959 | ADMIRAL 7 CU. FT. ewpoin on 9: (2) Mr. Lucky. 3K an. y Ls | - aye Revival CREW. TRayrtie Labbite (4) The Deputy. gen, Betty Johnson, Gertrude Pontiac Cou ] e 2-PIECE COLOR TV REPRIGERATOR \ 13:00—WJR, News, Bports :9-WIR, Ghowease _(1) Lawrence Welk. Berg, dog act. ple, blond $13995 on my _ Wd, Hoge, Monnet ‘ww 8 ews, Haggert (9) Hockey. Detroit at To- (4) President's Trip. ‘‘Journ- U tica Woman ; $43995 $24.00 A - A SSE BEE MSCee, nan] REON Chuck here vento, 2 & Cnternanding.” , Ment’ | ADMIRAL UPRIGHT / : News Conce WCAR, News, Music 9:30 (2) Have Gun, Will Travel, |8:8@- (7) Lawman. Hurt in Collision - 1h: :20—WJR. Kiplinger Prog. wea Sie inde (4) Five Fingers. * tgp gt . 4 DOOR BELL CHIMES FREEZER os 300—W wease (7) Welk (cont.) ~ 8: or eater, “Mr. WJBK. Adolescents : , ae _ y ' Aelien ee () Hockey began at 9)" O'Malley,” Bert Lahr. | , SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A Pon. $398 S17995 Sirsa Pe 2:30—CKLW. News, Shift Bk p.m.) Dinah Shore. Charles| vere ‘injured yesterday th a two- } _ MONDAY MORNING =|. sew 3B, Composite 10:00 * Fleer, taoet.) —. en Montand,| vartruck collision at West Utica. CLOCK RADIOS F.M. RADIOS :00-WJR News, Agel | WXYZ, Mu (1) Jubilee U.S.A. (7) Rebel. and Mound ‘roads. $1988 $2995 WXYZ, Fred Wolf WCAR, News, _ Bennett (9) Hockey (began at 9 &) Movie. eThe Man Who Mrs Frances Button 60, of 1050°% Rooster L p.m.) e to nner, onty 5. =o ae , ' r ‘ WCAR, News, “Sherigen | WEE, Most 10:15 (9) King Whyte Show, Wooley, Bette Davis, Ann Canterbury Dr., is in fair condi- TREE LIGHTS eeeeeeaeeee 5¢ WPON, Early Bird 8: an TR,_ Cummpesthe 10:30 (2) Sea Hunt. _ Sheridan. tion today in St. Joseph Mercy, ; 3¢-WJR. Musto Hall CKLW. Bud Davies (4) Sgt, Bilko. 9:30 (2) Alfred Hitchcock. ‘‘An| Hospital. iy ‘ *CKLW. “Bye, Openes Cectge| ere, ‘Moeate. BAN (7) Jubilee (cont.) Occurance at Owl Creek! Her husband Arthur, 61, and HAMPTON ELECTRIC C0: bina ve Bp Sips. | WWJ. News, Preneh (9) Crime Does Not Pay. Bridge.” driver of the second car, Mrs. garters | GE Eas tec, GETS atom | Aman “Rememin/tay P atatee f O2S > Haron ileciaand WE Ne . News, Benn 200 (2 ‘ews, Sports,| - mo ica, were treated for the " . its nae bse David WPON. Carriages Trade Weather. 10:00 (2) George Gobel. Jack injuries. . OPEN EVERY NITE Ti 9:09 . WJBK, News, Tom George | 4:30—WJR, Music Hall (7) Whirlybirds, Benny, Tucson Boys Chur- se ——————eeeee WPON, News. Casey CRLW. Bua Davies 11:15 (9) Starlight Theater.| us, Gobel’s entire family, nest 1.” Brown, nn yo sud Be —— LTT ‘ Drama: Greer Garson, Ron-) guests, : | Wxvz. News Woit Oe am, Metle ald Coleman, “Random Har-| (4) Loretta Young. Ann ct, Utica, escaped injury, SEE US FOR WIBK. News, Tom George| WCAR. News, Tenn, Ernie | vest." (°42). 10:30 (2) President's Trip. Walter ~ * * | y. WCAR. News, Sheridan | CKLW. Sports, Music 11:30 (2) Nightwatch Theater. Cronkite moderates “Eys-| Macomb County sheriff's depu-| PROF ESSIONAL Double Feature: Rossano witness to History’? report.|ties said Brown told them Mrs. | ’ : i> | Brazzi, Glynia Johns, “Loser| (4) Not for Hire. Priehs knocked Button’s car into } ; “eta Take All.” ('57); Dana An- (7) World of Talent. Zsa Zsajhis when Button moved out from drews, “Sealed CAFEO."| De 19) New Meath * emule oe said Mrs. Prichs ’ C51). 10:00 (2) (4) (9) News, Weather. es 8a rs. iehs (4) Movie. Double Feature: (7) Movie. “Rocketship X-|claimed Button failed to stop for CALL ANY ONE OF THE OCEA Comedy: the Merman] Masser 7s Dnmagets Ome a MEMBER SHOPS LISTED BELOW — “Straight, Place and Show.” Massen., | “Marilyn doesn't have leading’ (38); Drama: Dan Duryea, 11°18 (2). Sports. Ss sail Enaines Popular Auburn Radio & TV, 39 Auburn, FE 4-1655 Marilyn doesnt have seacng' Gale Storm, “Underworld! (9) Movie. “‘No Time for YMG gines pu Baldwin Radio & TV, 1218 Baldwin Ave., FE 6-8231 Miller aati aperoval. ir ait But Story.” (40). Flowers,’ Viveca Lindfors. for Lawn Mower Use Condon’s Radio & TV, 36 S$. Te . FE 4.9736 | Ane te son abent the final de, |U2:30 (7) Shock Theater. Melo-/11:20 (2) Movie. “Forever Any! | C8 V Soles & Service, 158 Ooklnd Ave., FE 41515 | vision wiiiaed about the final: de-| drama: Lion Chaney, “Ghost ber,"’ Linda Darnell, Cornei, CLINTON up—The power lawn: Dalby Radio & TV, 348 Lehigh, FE 4.9802 “4 . of Frankenstein.” (‘51). Wilde. mower industry will consume an-| lectric Huron Marilyn’s cam- *« * * a | (4) Movie, “Flight Lieuten-|other 500,000 small engines in 1960, | Hees meio 2 8 ot ie wed Lake an ais 4-584) Many reasons are given for the SUNDAY MORNING ant,” Pat O’Brien, Glenn|bringing consumption to 4,500,000, | Joh Radi. a TV, 45. £. Walton Bivd.. FE 8-4569 problem of finding a leading man . Ford, Evelyn Keyes. Karl W. Mueller, president of Clin-| nson's e , . for Mrs. Miller — most of them 7:35 (2) Meditations. ton Engines Corp., believes. | Laatsch TV Service, 6734 Dixie Hwy., Clarkston, MA 5-531) It figured Peck inaccurate to the . 8:09 @) Religion for Shut-ins. MONDAY MORNING * *« * Latimer radio ay W, 3530 me Oran o 3-2652 Those close to scene KNOW | 8: 1 . “Whi . | Metropo ’ Orchard lake oe 8-040 that “Manilynis difficult to work!8:30 (2) Christophers. 6:50 (2) Meditations. Ce eilite of ctecl. the | Obel Radio & TV, 3930 Elizabeth Lake Rd., FE 44945 with. She demands — and gets — (9) Herald of Truth. 6:35 (2) On the Farm Front. outlook for use of small engines|{ Rich TV, 1959 North Opdyke Rd., FE 4-0221 'retakes whenever she feels a scene/8:55 (4) News. 7:00 © Today. ‘is extremely favorable for lawn- | Phelps Electric Co., 4348 Dixie, Drayton Plains, OR 3-1217_. isn't right. She has a tough time):00 (2) Court of Health. (7) Big Show. mowers, chain-saws, outboards and Stefanski Radio & TV, 1157 W. Huron St., FE 2-6967 remembering lines. She is chron- (4) Chureh at the Cross- 7:30 (2) Cartoon Classroom. ' t industrial uses," Mueller said. Clin- | Sweet's Radio & Appliance, 422 W. Huro2 St., FE 4-1133 ically late. She plays the role of/ roads. eae se creak Te ‘ton claims second place in the | Walton Radio & TV, 515 E Walton Blvd., FE 2-257 “movie star” to the hilt. () Understanding . 15 (2) Captain Kangaroo. production of small air-cooled gas- ‘ . 3 after learni , Our World. :30 (7) Johnny Ginger. Witkop Radio & TV, 171 N. Hickory Rd., 4 ng a Stars Tony Curtis and Jack ° oline engines. | Mi MU 4-1935 i Lemmon, who worked with her | (9) Temple Baptist Church. | (2) TV College. ——— . in “‘Some Like It Hot,” swear (30 (2) Detroit Pulpit. 9:00 (2) For Better or Worse. WKC, Inc., Service Dept., 45 N. Perry St., they will never avnear with her (4) Eternal Light. (4) Bold Journey. SONOTO NE FE 3-7114 ‘ again Director Billy Wilder, (7) Christian Science. 9:30 (2) Movie. : y ae (9) Oral Roberts. (4) Life of Riley. tH t H 2 good-natured little man, was dis- 9:45 (7) A ‘ (7) Stage 3 - ouse oO earing Cakla f (> t Tae att had Sane compereation, |1200 (2) This Is the Life. 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi—Quiz. Free Hearing Tests aS we Serres | The picture was a hit : (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. |10:26 (9) ‘Billboard. 511 Pontiac Stat FEderal NGG Clee lionics Associate erg s ° 1) Fai Today. 10:30 (4) Play Your Hunch. Bank Bide 2-122! _@ th for y (9) Ding Dong School. S93 A00 DELIVERED Includes Ducts and Registers for Full 6 Room House Delco Gas Conversion Burner $199" $6.34 PER MONTH PLUS | Double Holden Red Stamps | WITH EITHER fn - OBRIEN HEATING & $ oss -_ Authorized Oakland County D Distribut 371 Voorheis Rd. Png nti a _ 4 pga wre With ‘a Polio Strain, 3 Cancer Society Says ALBANY... ¥... (AP) — Polio viruses have been photographed for the first time inside the bu- Gell’ where they were mami-| Societ, ‘Deported Friday. ; ‘photographs were made by Des, D, C. Stuart, Jr., and Jorgen, -Fogh of the New York State De-) ment of a. supported by sig « * * Contrary to current belief. the scientists said, polio viruses are) . not formed in the nucleus or heart of the human cell. When the virus invades the cell and takes over the cell's mechan- isms to manufacture more virus particles. it apparently does the, _manuilacturing in the pool of liq- | uid matter between the nucleus and the cell wal!, the scientists said. * * * One single buman cell can. pro- duce something like 100,000 virus particles in only a few hours, they said. These particles. are so small that they occupy only about one or two per cent of the cell space. * Polio virus, one of the smallest viruses known to infect man, are so tiny that it would take almost @ million of them end to end to make an inch. * * The technique by which the polio viruses were photographed ig important to the American Can- cer Society because of the pos- * gitility that some kinds of cancer may be caused by viruses. Sicily Re-Elects Red-Backed Leader PALERMO, Sicily uw — Silvia Milazzo, Communist-backéd former Christian Democrat, Friday was} re-elected president of this Italian island’s regional governmengs, ’* * His. victory—was a new blow at Italy's dominant Christian Demo-! crats in their attempts to regain control of the semi-autonomous Si-) cilian government. He obtained 50 Votes in the 90-member regional assembly, an indication that at! least one or two Christian Demo- crats voted for him in the secret ballot. Last Wednesday 32 Christian Democrats, the largest Sicilian party, stayed home and blocked Milazzo's re-election temporarily by preventing a quorum, Elevated at Consumers JACKSON @® — Thomas Baylis was named general appliance service supervisor-electric for Con- sumers Power Co. Thursday. He replaces James E. Watch, who retired. County Woman Writes of Tumult the American Cancer’ | become dry kindling.” jing $54,350 through sale of yachts ,donated to the CAP. | fully in the case, and that full |Lines pilot, fe Here Are Ways Praised for Cracking to Keep Trees ‘Fresh: md Sate east Se ae Line Tha By GEORGE WEEKS LANSING (UPI) — Senate Ma. ‘jority Leader Frank D. Beadle! Mieleck, farm snag at Mich- |(R-St.. Clair) was hailed today as igan State Unniversity. ‘a Paul Bunyan’ artiong lawmakers “Be sure te choose a tree. for the way he broke one of the that's been cut recently," Mie- biggest logjams in Michigan's leg- lock said; “You can teli the old | lislative history. trees by their. rather brittle There was a suggestion he should branches and feosely held nee- run for governor. dies, These branches would soon * * * After the tree is brought home, the following steps should be taken: —Cut off trunk at slight angle cash in the veterans trust fund and hike the corporation fran- chise tax. “He's one of the seniors guys'been: eres | before. Sen. Beadle Oot Next in Michigan,” said Sen. Haskell L. Nichols (R-Jackkon), who wahted the Senate to adjourn Wednesday alte? it-had defeated the franchise bill, should start a unanithous cam- paign and make. him. run for gov- jernor.’’, : Beadle, a homespun type who | smokes a pipe and writes poems, Beadie was credited by jis jeut such talk short. * GOP colleagues for Senate re- vival of once-rejected plans to | die, 60, said. “I haven't got what “Pm not a campaigner,” Bea- it takes to be governor ef. Miely igan.' bad Beadle's self-appraisals — have at least an inch above the orig- inal cut and water immediately. | —Put tree in cool place away from radiators and fireplaces. —Use light sets with Under- writers Laberatery label, discard frayed and worn lighting and eheck lighting sets before pul- ting them on the tree. ce seed —Decorate trees with aoncom- bustible material such as tinsel, metal, glass and asbestos, Never use lighted candles on the tree. —Dispose of gift wrappings be- fore they accumulate, but in a fyrnace, not in an open fire- place, Wilson Kin Gets Theft Sentence No Punishment, Since Total Restitution Has. Been Made to CAP | NEW YORK — Hugh M. Pierce Jr., son-in-law of former General Electric president Charles FE. Wil-' day. She and her brother, AP Wirephote FUN AT THE FAIR — Princess Anne takes a turn in a ‘dodg- em' car with Lady Neville as a passenger at 4 London fair, Thurs- Prince Charles, visited the fair after _ attending, a circus B performance | in the same _ buildirig. “T think we} City) said it was because Beadle the boys to continue. He reversed a lost cause.” Beadle’s. supporters saigh he te. served ¢redit no matter what the eutcome , of Senate package. PRESSURES HOUSE action on the! | They said Senate’ action Thurs-| day-night took the onus off ma- jority senators and put pressure on the House. Gor senators had been crit- icized ‘by their own party lead: | ers for sitting on the trust fund plan since June 3 while the state was unable te pay bills, “We showed we can cooperate,” said -Sen. . Clarence © Graebner (R-Saginaw), who voted against the franchise bill Wednesday and for it. Thursday. Beadle, a senator since 1950, ac- knowledged that he worked with -lveteran Sen. ‘Elmer R. Porter (R-Blissfield) to muster Republi- | can votes for the Thursday night showdown. — Beadle; a “moderate,” was the link that forged a bond between | warring conservatives and 4iber- als of the Republican caucus. Until Thursday night, Sen. Carl-| ton H. Morris (D-Kalamazoo) had; been the strong man. in the GOP, caucus, Morris, possible GOP candidate for gov- ernor in 1960, .voted against the | | 4 also mentioned as a ‘trust fund and franchise fee plans. | TOYTOWN “26 SMa Across From Pontiac Stete Bank Building OUR ONLY LOCATION We Guarantte All Merchandise as SPECIAL ELDON | Unbreakable POWER SHOVEL $' Reg. *5.00 ri son, Friday was given a suspend- sentence for petty larceny ten the Civil Air Patrol. He originally had beeh indicted on grand larceny charges along with another man, Alfred W. Sut-, ter, involving alleged thefts total-, Both are former lieutenant col-' onels in the patrol, | x * * Pierce, 36, of Scarsdale, N. Y.,| was allowed to plead guilty to the’ lesser charge Asst. Dist. Atty, Jay Gold-‘ berg sald that he had cooperated restitution ef the funds had been made te the CAP. No Phone Orders, Genera] Sessions Judge Mitchell D. Schweitzer, in suspending sen- tence, put Piercee on probation for a year, Pierce, an Eastern Air is married and has two children. f Sutter; 43& an electronics engi- neer of New Rochelle, N. Y., still is to be sentenced. He also is mar-) ried, and has two children Both have been dismissed from) _the CAP. Sees India Cheer Ike An Oakland County woman liv- ing abroad can testjfy from first- hand experience that India likes! Ike. x * * Mrs, Richard J. Parvis has writ- ten her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. E. | Summers, 3850 Commerce Rd. West Bloomfield Township, of the tremendous reception President Fi- senhower received in’ New Delhi jalso heard thusiastic she ‘said. 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