December brings us another in. our but her chief interest is in marks- series of Miss Front Page beauties. Every bit as charming as the 11 who , She 1s known have reigned in the preceding months « : of this , she is Carolyn Kay Henry, National Rifle Association, 18, of 75 Alice Ave., eg - peg lands. es oe a a A graduate of Waterfo Spo © 5 honor student in her Sd many interests, ge ont) other. traveling and piang,” for "Get she helped establish a new. "She is a daughter of Elvis C. Henry, * @ Pontiac Motor Division foreman, and Elsie K. Henry, who is employed “a GMC Truck & Coach. She developed shooting under her father’s | and is a member of the Oakland County — Po. women’s team record in ae *~. Wilson Rifle Team and the \Lucky 13 Hoped 4 as PotO-Gold | Now Has $1,300 © answers for this week's pustle, | on sip carling 4ai aslension; ot Wartonttel Highway| : we can almost guarantee you'll) 94 10° Rains Flood |teDuild a $48 million north-south expressway past Pon- pe oneer eax. om: Seat mambet | costal Area of Kavei |ti2¢ has drawn the ire of seven southeastern Michigan or ep hen people whe 1,100° persons were evacu-| ford, Midland and Mt. Pleasant will meet with Mackie pegged ye Sea so ana ated from the coastal areas DEC; 10 at Fenton to pro An catry Seat's Gagsalidied be of Kaual today as gale} ‘Tl Help Beat oe pact calse worse | winds of : miles : than mo entry at all, so be-suve |). neat tists nat You,’ Parker Originally, Northwestern was-t0 to read the rules as well as the be exteniled to meet U. S. 23 at puzzle cles, | battered that northernmost Yells at Wilson Hea mente left the tabte where he had been south expressway orbit Oct. 4 plunged to its death gifts in one shopping spree at home. a Yule Gifts Now cto : to Those Relatives | c By JANET ODELL It’s high time we were getting that Christmas pack- age off to the relatives in Kansas. We can get all their ils Hot-Red Driver Killed if we have our wis completed: va “Let’s start with Uncle Louie instead of Jeaving him) > to the end. Maybe'he'd like one of those _ miniature May Please Queen . * vacuum. cleaners to spruce — Seterday night —- But where it fell, and when; re- Police Doubt Identity _|up his suit every morning of New. Gein Skeleton and get rid of ths dog hairs} PLAINFIELD, Wis. cvs) — | Law officers doubted today that | Or be might like a new tie scene Subaien ahukcok ne. Rieesns oan or Set eee ee co hen mey etn ve ‘disappeared while hunting | as many ties teenager wee elas Ghee term | ck ro weet was in a Ce : essed 4 “Aunt Suzarine if she enjoys get- pi moe | Mat easeinll seuteae ns ting gifts for the house, will. like] § shed where nine skulls and parts of bodies were strewn . beneath the hanging body of a woman. The 5i-year-old ‘odd jobs man new undergoing mental tests con- fessed shooting and butchering the woman. He alse admitted the siniilar slaying of another Wisconsin woman had been Observatory at Cambridge, sid the Toke’ od may, te 9 on Page 2, Col. 1) : a “ Common occ ceeeers settee an oa eeedeveesene Po eesgeeeeeteteerees scene eeeeaeeees wteeee 32 peteseeee aaa eeeeehs Poe) eee ed etree Memes Foes on 6 = ERIMLEY @ — ‘Gary Teepe : Raper e, Ott. (INS)— 51, “Was lated LONDON @.— The- Laborite. Herald said today Sir Winston Churchill may accept an earl" dom after all because .of, the = eee Cc Neue aaaaaet Marks Final Exodus to New Building | Police End 20 Years at Pike Street Station afl : they expressed the belief: " : : “Rocket Fell Saturday 7 ~ (Continued From Page One)" wah ine Sh We week Oe “sians “were probably ria ; _ information.” ‘ & * * * Japanese astronomers they did not spot the fallen. oe < + * * ' Other reports included: ~ +] . A terrific explosion, a gre Township High School was one of sedis. Aesemane eebece, gy a coctscisiian 51s Gin ea en alee Saturday wih nme Sate Ca Yo Pots, =| Thousands See Santa Arrive | in- 1 Pontiac units, drill teams, bands, officials’ cars and various groups representing many area f EEE | iy i bil i : fF i | bers, Jane Bentham, 1 ot at Rel fan Dasived in Nerttieen Section ~ December Chills the Paste: as Far. South as F lorida “GHICAGO- aus). == ~December| carrying. opened in the Eastern part of the! “nation with a cold wave yesterday, . dumping snow in. the North and jenjoyed fair weather, strong carrying freezing temperatures as| far South as Florida. ff .. 6 oo While most of rest of the country winds pushed cold air through the The Weather t = el oi moa toler “hit oN | Mos ~ central America. a : show through the Nertheast, leav- ‘peratures all the way to Cuba and! The scattered dng an ineh er 24a paris of. wast... oe ee eee whe pesmi wath up at neato! sleeee floats, on sai Sime: shshdnie. 18 hen wher In a stunning array ete adele 08 sponsored ‘|the Pontiag Boys’ Club and the) _ YMCA. 4 A float sponsored. by the the Pow Setting the kids’ Goats off were crates nattiodiareenemaerdenth cee Pwr watt 1h cellent progress doctor today at the areata ne ; * & The report strengthened the prospect that Eisenhower will be - thi able to take part in an Cabinet meeting in aga Southeast, dropping the mercury! ‘The fatest word from the Pres: |. jin Miami to 40 and tumbling tem-) ident’s farm home came @ bit in_ advance of his seheduled depar. ture by automobile for Washing- ton, He spent the weekend at his =. P coliieiis ak ts Hinde coe (pg pa i li i “fragrance she can't | be without +s feminine aS Chantilly © ‘a9.MoOw packaged ~ ine dramatic © three-dimensional a PIE A ae, 6 | __—_1ng-Powder, — HOUBIGANT| (aloe sespieugait '778 | | : ‘| BR OTHERS Ne. 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Both + Mohammed v and . President Bourguiba have pro- posed mediation toward settle- ment of the Algerian question. The French government hastily — _ and emotionally rejected the offer , - but Foreign: Minister Pineau and eS ~ others seem inclined to listen. It- is stressed that the National . Liberation Front in Algeria is interested in independence, not sovereignty. — ss. - ~King Monammep is the religious as well as the: political leader of 8 “{nillion Moslems who are friendly to the West. He is welcomed. ih this country as a symbol of orderly f change and — in North Africa. Hig bh Const, 4a Decile ~ Ignoring the riff-ratt and granting - the two clubs came out even there, it ay : simmers down to Martin for TUTTLE. TuTtLe was a pretty sorry figure at the plate last season, clubbing a dis-- _ mal .251 which really is tantamount — _ to, abject surrender on the aie M2 the outfielder, = - : == | we o*® + ‘a At the same time, he is the second finest defensive outfielder e of the two major leagues,. Bos-- s Piersall outpoints him, for * aout outpoints everyone. — batting average as Tuttle. “Martin is a “holler guy” and’ the Tiger - team played most of last year in = a polite and disinterested calm. If Martin can shake them out of their summer-long lethargy, it’ will be worth something. “— * 9 However, the net result of all this dean's ring any loud bells or give cause for 21 gun salutes. The Detroit newspaper headline which said “ “Tigers Set Sights. on Flag in °59” - is a big smile. et ee ee cane ei aad We hope it’s true. = We hope so devoutly. We like base- ball and the Tiger ball park isn’t far away. But off season enthusiasm mustn't dull all sense of. values. Pennant? . If the Tigers are any » part of .a threat for’ the pennant it will be because they award flags for finishing fourth. =~ The Man About 'T Town Offshore Oil Dispute - In a suit before the Supreme | Court, the U.S. Department of Jus- 2 tice contends that no state’s claim mangas Sere ee ‘The controversy has been * _ going on’ for years and was com- pmmpes further in 1953. when . , backed the sadmin- i stration, pty offshore oil lands to the states by passing _, the Submerged Lands Act. The * question of where those. boun- daries ‘are in the Gulf of Mexico was not decided at that time. d we eR eS Traditionally the distance is three “miles out into the Atlantic and Pacific ‘Oceans. | That has been our \ position- in international law. But Congress said that.in the area of the Gulf of Mexico it might be ten-miles. Final decision. was left to the courts ee and the Federal ‘ shelf, in some cases 150 miles. 2k @® Settlement of boundaries in the 3 Gulf area is most important. _* Huge sums have been spent by oil _companies-in developing wells papend the three-mile limit. The _question to be decided is: whether © the revenues derived from these sources shall go to the Federal Government for the benefit of the \ “whole country, or te the omen \lnvelvet. 7s : Tige r Trade pelle, Much to Be Desired Our talented’ colleague, “Brother Kearns, Pontiac PRESS Sports im- THE. PONTIAC PRESS Trade Mark Daily Except Sunday Russert Bassers, Jowe A. Ruer, Vice President Assistant Advertising Director Manager Bows 3. Freeomite 2, fant M. Teeaowet, nl gy Circulation Manager fags ©. Panne. Settee ae - ‘Roseer 'B. Tres, - (eonen C. Inman. ‘ a a 3 Entered st Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter mse use republica Bop te ints newspaper as well as Sl es news dispate Powrac Peres is delivered by carrier cad 40 eent S Week, where Carver we on not aval i Ma : : “ft fe $12.06 & tee" hres agree ant other — = bog pl States wee ip enna. MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIROOULATIONS = mile limit. =e ~ days Side average bok a minute, ‘to establish where the state’s alleged - sy “p_Pot . exploit: to the end of the continental | oe pear your reply. » Associated Pas ts an = exclusively to me: = et of 37 West. End. Ave.; elghty-sixth birth= mail See eee Christmas Trees J ‘Traffic Opens With Home Grown on Market, Politics: What a certain man's liineps causes most.¢ “ us te forget.- de The annual chritmas: tree trek has A glance at the map will show you that most of these trees from Northern Mich- ~ 4gan that are bound for Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and, other large metropolitan districts come through our county. , Christmas. trees grown in the ‘Pontiac area-will be on the market this year in. larger numbers than ever before. They generally are from seedlings started 15 to 20 years ago, and usually are better proportioned and more symmetrical than those from the north which often are one-sided from their crowded growth. Home grown trees also do not show the effects of being so tightly packed: for the ~ long trip. Our county uses about 100,000 Christmas ‘trees each year, but the number trans- ported. through it runs éver @ million. In the Nick of ‘Time David ccm Oberviae WASHINGTON — The Rusien e's fear of ano the greatest deterrent of war. the chief reason why - the Kremlin will not risk steps that It is war... assurance of peace-and the key to peace. . Sometimes, with all-the hys- teria that arises . when there-is introduced on the ; WRENCE . _ scene a special weno ‘ean provoke a ~ This simple — —truth is both the ~ Perince, But strangely don’t get enough cooperation from — the. spokesmen for. American “Dollicy. — ae se oe. eee E _ Certainly America ‘pulled - a “boner” on the “Sputnik” episode but not the kind generally sup- posed. The error wasn’t just ‘he fact that Russia launched the sate!- ond mongiring nation” had begin Grect of control Om new er Of Tatinildation advantage - sal ME , have. the U.S. Senate Investigating Com- as Si alle teccbilded of 0 , basic: truth—that, as more and “more deadly weapons are pro- fears of the people in rulers justifi- doctrine of ‘the will intercontinental missile, there is a BD sgymony saree dg Secs eg Bf : ie in the Weiter over he weekend -_as-he-conversed with a taxi driver — -'in New York City who spoke with an accent that was » evidently Euro- pean. ; * * * “What country did you come’ * from?” I asked. ~~ ee “The Ukraine,” he eiawered. ' Es left there when T was‘18: I -was'a~ sokiier:-in the czar’s army when the revolution happened in 1917.” “Did you and your people expect- - the * revolution?” “No, we were positive wt couldn’t happen. We hoped for it, but we were convinced the czar was the strongest man inthe world and that his army would crush any revolution quickly.” “But were the people dissatisfied All entries in our postage con- test whe reported more than 700 combinations are requested to send in how each combination was secured, if they have not al- = ae Please do so at— “Awarding of the prizes eon “see A few of the very small lakes in the Pontiac area have a thin skim of ice on them, but none is safe. It will require some near-zero weather to make them so. I've promised Sheriff Frank ‘W. Irons _ that I'll let the public know when the. Watch ._ reflection ‘of the feeling of people — in any country as they face a - tyrannical ice is safe. Take no chances. . his | column. sm watching the lakes. Continuing to be my-top example of keeping young by growing old with grace, dignity, happiness and the reflection of good will, a > Harry 0. Whitfield ‘of 53 Seminole Ave.; soon celebrates sae eighty-ejghth birthday. - My Flint correspondent sends ¥ ora. _- eivilized—I mean uneducated me, x * * “What do you think are the chances otk pions now?" “Much better. The people are. lucated now. They have heard — “aie alee Shae eee, gg they get eamwe etmeation.” Peas would bring about ‘revolu- * + “Tf they become afraid of another erg just won't -stand ‘for war.’ poe ~*~ The. joveguinis is typical of iad “many prorfiinent™ refugees have been telling this writer. It is a government. They will endure age ghey from overt. i can. 2 This ps - behavior - well ‘established by" historical ex- tet days people the accusation that a‘ danger is that their: own leaders will mis- calculate’ and plunge is eats into war, . Dr. William ee s In @ recent symposium of doce. Dro tors, one expressed the opinion “usual wey i aa Aes void ‘Spray nfection’ When Visiting Flu Victim (Copyright, W957) ~ ro et or spray. infection is the. | Ls Can’t We?” —— a U. &, Weather Bureau office. Why can’t Pontiac get im the big | leagues and have one? People are just as interested in weather here ae on et a oon ' ' tiac, Consequently our | untrue, if Atnent Light?” Motorist Agrees ‘With Editorial ing conditions hit ws. Russian People’ 5 Fe Fear Deters War" is Praises Jayc aycees for Yule Tree: * Would Use Ise Cagers” on Football Team ‘Since Pontiac High has. such tall basketball players, why some of them play on the {oot- ball team? Height seems to be used with the: pros all the time. rus Fes Can't | Something Be Done to Roads?” 1. know the Township is very” short of money, but isn't . there something Waterford can do about . the miserable roads out there? You - could almost drop out of sight in ~_ some of the holes in the streets. But on the other hand, I guess it'y *@ good way to keep local econ omy up; Our area depends a good - deal on the- sale of cars, and you “ have to buy. a car about twice as- often when you drive over roads _. Vike that every day. : Ait hk, Up ‘What Are re They - rat Crofoot?” Weather Reader, Why All the ‘the Fuss eouldn't - me may so. . Wakbile yes Oem And so encourage -you.once more . To scale a higher wall... A scrapbook or & diary . ... Is‘always goed to keep . ... As you might , well forget the past... . In just eS acg neti AEP fiolor dey, gome kind of record, and .., Review it now and then . cone ht cnt waitin... To vi cnr 1989 . ‘Bugs’ Baer Says: : , Possible that qa poisoned dog in ‘an orbited channel will affect | _ eur 1860 elections. C= “Ii that's 90 the pundits of. the ‘ineodamias tan GO et ees for. buregucratic bumbletom. ae it’s. ‘still a victory ” : for the Navy, A student at Mas- sachusetts Tych. won the cance a ee. : The, dog lovers have rallied around the Aurota Borealis to prevent “repetition of — celestial field trials. Too bad there were ee aicionetes ‘at _Bikint at d that the Asian flu vaccine may not or. Ameriean, spreads. We should Does anyone know whit theyre amen DC 8° Stile OF S07 eg ‘elficacius” as the — -it-as-we-do\ agalr ~* gf 100 words precautions against inst whooping cough —deing—with—the—field—_by -Crofoot “School? It seems like they've been — on it fer’ about two. or’ Bigned letters. Boer oan | and h Piss : $n vpacine ‘ted DR, might be useful against one type of flu would be So other types. «ele wore fo myth a coped to ~ that. Tag Miss Bernice Trimble - of that city, who was co-pilot with Oak- “. land County's Mrs. Phil A. Hart “yn last: year’s national powder-puif avia- tion derby, has established her own fly- ing. school in Flint. oe ing, | Verbal Orchids to- ~The Country. Parson sed ‘Mrs, Tone Bartholomew da afte Mrs, Elizabeth Woodie of Rochester; eighty-ninth birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Leonard of Groveland Township; Ritty-seventts ie Soo ing it th ion—germs. moisture droplets, perhaps invis- ibly, and impalpably_fine as weil as roplets you can see or morning?” feel—given off from mouth or nose coined wore ‘geri tama i te = the eri: go seedlpeond hair vention of the CRI. Cri_is a” three years, and the only, thing - that’s there is a few. basketball ee For we did brown a goat in the Pacific with « cruiser fora ~~ : - potisserie. And —an_ H-bomb _for- charcoal. ‘Waid Wieseet toward pence. courts, Did- 1 hear ‘somewhere ig the reason peabe: going to put, in. tennis ce aera ee aan Twa sepe toward the wings end Se : \ # duit Caches Case Records x a Paychologist: : Family. : “Lorna hated her father. he had made his. . bike ag nena much of the family load. So\ ‘organize a family council, In- duige in a group confessional. And tactfully lean upon your kids for more help and advice. ”. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case W-361: Lortia P., aged 13, - is now a problem. child at school. » “Dr, Crate, she "Lorna's “Wowld you or virus carried DR, CRANE mind seeing her for a few mifites after your Jeo~ “But later” t found out that * Mother had cancer and was real- ~ » ly going to the hospital for « dan- “And she died while I was still pronounced: Id kree. x: a pleasure trip “means Com mhon Respiratory Inf Infce- —wlone: Well, A didn’t peregrine ha \ cation. trip to see my cousins. \ California. + * & | So I feel resentful at my { “age he tricked nie like : * tried help?” FAMILY TEAMWORK. with the best. of “intentions. eatil ee Ue. ee id md. etme om what ‘so * ° hould Share Problems ee pees much iver to her tine ast - dione,” Jens teed aed “Looks like thé sal) ian Waal lef dao ae tant Hi-Fi recording center, The 5 a anita Quiz on fy |; can gpelpedl ct gmat Ag MOTH ER ~ Stee ies of our trip will be that of $ fa wack on : 4 aaa ap SS: f = F 4 AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S. Becornsns whe come $0 we are right out E Grst Pg danced before spams ae i wie You ACCEPT i‘; to 10 PM f ‘Te hoe Suds open 10 ASL FREE | = | weg _— : " FRAL LESSON? arTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing. — 5 E. Lawrence 8 FE 5-9438 Private School. Selected 1 Clientele "QUESTION: Was there ever a real Mother Goose? f ANSWER: For more than 200 years “there have been verses and jingles for chiltjren known as “Mother Goose Rhymes.” ‘The first of these were gathered by a Frenchman named Perrault and published in 1695. At one fime it was said that the teller of these tales was Quéen Goosefoot, the mother of King Charlemagne, & lady celebrated; for her collection of wonderful tales. From ‘France the stories were carried to England, translated and published by John Newberry, the first person to bring out books there for children. It seems certain that the Englisti poet Oliver Goldsmith took an active part in * producing this work. In America, the authorship was attribut- ed to Elizabeth Goose, the mother-in-law of a Boston pub- lisher. So, today, it isn't ceftain who Mother Godse was ‘or whether she really existed. But her eal mate delighted . children for generations. : x * POR. you TO bo: Color’ this picture, paste it on cardboard; P cut and fold back the easel ends so that the: panei will stand , up. You will want to look up & bosk-of Mother Goose stories . 2 ‘and read some of them “again: 2 * *. * (Send your question to Violet Moore Higgins ot AP News-|. features in care of this paper on. a posteard and perhaps win \ $10, Today's award goes to Jerri Trout, Garwin, Iowa. \ Tomorrow: What is the largest insect in the world?) = =—s_——. Ike Sends Ships To Mardi Gras I asmanians Get Wish HOBART. Tasmania @ ~ Pa- “pour ships!” ‘exclaimed Father -yishioners of Bellerive, a small Lee-Archer. “We are sure to have) Hobart suburb, wanted a U.S.|&@ wonderful Mardi gras now.” warship in town for their annual Mardi — * * They ends U.S.. sailors. would add fun to their festival, so they) asked President Eisenhower to: send one of his ships. Then they realized there would be heavy port costs. The govern- Ff ment would not help them. So ‘the parish priest of Belle- rive, the Rev. R. Lee-Archer, ic the ‘secretary of Roman Catholic organizing committee, J. W.. Coot zee, wrote Eisenhower another | letter: * * pion’t send your ship Mr, Pres Fee! emer because ident,” they said, “We might not you look smart ‘in be — to meet the port costs.” garments, gently, Don’t worry about the money thoroughly, dry = ips are coming anyway,’ _ cleaned here. the sident wrote back in aor | = Today four ships of the 52nd Destroyer Division arrived CALL TOD AY in Sydney after a 5,000 mile cruise IE asterplece. vi .Foen by Chéillac St brnulinde fo ~ The Cai car ‘Yor 1958 is, “without: any, ~the way of interior elegance: - ‘Never before have — ——Jip-thes way it jooks,-in-the-way- it-rides,. i _.frém America on their way to} Pick-Up & Delivery Hobart. : They are the destroyers” Brown, , > Duncan, Brinkley-Bass and wages F E 5-6107 ford: : _~ Commodore W. Finn, in charge . gate of the division, said in Sydney he GEN EY - had received orders from cae Ju to go to’ Hobart for the Catholic 4 Mardi grasto-be--held_at Belle: | _. DRY CLEANERS 2 hice eer ee 12 West Pike ue - ‘The = eikibecd of Belerive ‘Park Near Our Door, are delighted at the turn of ——. - events. re ine 1250 Room e VINYL TILE FLAT: PAINT | as Pilged ‘16 _ waite *cotoas } $195 ca $249-cat._ "thet stad a Cadillac ... @ Cadillac! Certainly, it has had no adequate precedent “gs as beauty and majesty are concerned. In its graceful symmetry of line and in its remarkable look of stature and. een: it is inf ‘a class all of its own. _ Me Unquestionab! itis without ‘counterpart.by ers roe Fleetwood coachcrafters combined such _gra- a _in the way it drives—this ia Cadillacs finest! : ciousness and luxury, or so many passenger — conveniences in a single interior’ design. We earnestly /nope that you “will take the. time to investigate all three aspects of this . And, most assuredly, it. has set its own if ui extraordioary pace in modern motor car per- sell —— formance. Its dynamic new engine, its miore _ Sane! Cadillac ‘dealer will be delighted to responsive transmission, its improved power “give you full. details on each of Cadillac's. ‘ steering and its new air suspension, now-avail-— —twelve-beautiful-new models for 1958, in- able as an extra-cost option, are a revelation. — the incomparable Eldoradg ge sarany VISIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER aw = > = x t . 7 —— Safety Plate Glass Used Bzclusiely Tn Alt Xs i ee __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2,°1957. ~~ sleepwear ylons, cottons. the weather Sturdy golf beg ey Pied ir omade by “Wiltontins: - Pearl. ‘lana in gift boxes: ~ Eany-rolling stoo _- golf caddy cart ge 1”. i. 2, 3, vate gb laces; aie oe button, cluster neg earrin lar! Bay now at hes uy now at big savings! Holds 14 clubs. Rubber- ae 1495! Easy folding a food dosh with bond and 5 for. simple storage. 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All easy to care for < oe just. drip-dry, ne ironing * DuPont's polyester fiber . ; > Kelly Killed 1, Injured 2 Before Death; Shooting - Started at Club ‘SANFORD, Fla. @—A chief pet- “ty officer who had been in the Navy 22 years was shot to death in an exchange of gunfire with a sheriff's posse at a remote. arealin eafly February. ‘early yesterday He was Wiligm H, Kelly, 39, who killed another Navy man a few hours earlier and wounded two men in a desperate bid to es- os Ingrid's Home trance he shot Ranger the posse, Members _ at the fired six shots, blast. f posse one a buckshot from a. which caught Kelly just above aS eh eye. x* * * ~ Dobbins,- who had- been in the Navy. 17° years, was a widower with five children ranging in age from 12 to 3 years. They visited him at the Day. Four were here when he was killed. ‘The child re-|. youngest . turned to Sebring Saturday,| where the five: have been living with Dobbins* mother.. jet B zg Re i fF rl In New - York; Deputy Commissioner Walter State Trafic Deaths Still Below 1958 LANSING — — Michigan last! month continued to improve on its traffic safety record as measured Kelly was married and —— reduced fatalities, provisional father of-a 5-year-old son. state police figures for November showed soe Hier Deaths chargeable to November Be America’s tenga Sl Silas TOILET TANK BALL This put - the state well-ahead_of its goal for 1957 of cutting deaths 175 of 10 per cent below last year, ; State police Lond oe have Warren Crash Victim oes (Dies 2nd, Final Time ‘DETROIT # — John D. Mac- Farland, 58, of suburban Warren, _ thuge statues around Rome’s Foro fitalico stadium, hed yesterday. ~ fthember of the University of ne; | Natick, mars NINE DIED — A head-on erash on U. S. 89, seven miles north of Nogales, Ariz., Saturday night left nine persons dead and two indpend. Six of the dead, wees sieenin SO Deve Manion Atp, Force called : ap tenes Base, traveling in the car at the left: ‘The accident was the wheat bp. the Metory. of Be. higiwng ty sufhacttios. “By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Giovanni Cardinal Piazza, 73, FRANKFURT, Cartage Ps _ Friedrich Stampfer, 83, former editor. of the German Socialist party organ Vorwaerts and long- time member of the Reichstage before 1933, died yesterday. Ea ey aa ‘Deaths Elsewhere Deaths in Ponti ac and VATICAN’ CITY ® —Adeodato) quNiom Ww; doorkn. Anna V. 3 European film actress who gained headlines at the 1954 Cannes Film . urday, _She_was — i Grire. ° * i Chicago Tribune photographey for 21 years and cn first Tribune photographer to overseas beat, died yesterday. He was born in Koenigsberg, East Prussia. * © .* GARY, Ind. #®—John H, Vohr, 64, general superintendent of the U.S. Steel Corp. Gory works, dies yee: pee Ce ivilase os @®—Robert W. Devoe, 75, ‘Lincoln attorney and Nebraska Board of Regents, -died Saturday. eS : ed * * * CLEVELAND @—Mrs. Mary D. Bowman, 89, a niece of President William McKinley and widow of Lincoln former publish- er of the Lorain (Ohio) Times and the Youngstown «(Ohio),_ Vindica- tor, died Saturday. She was born in Pittsburgh. ot ar & . BARABOO, Wis. (—Harlan W. Kelley, 34, blind attorney gave the) thur at -the 194%°Repulican con- vention, died yesterday. Kelley, who had both legs amputated in middie age as a result of diabetes, was active in Wi 1 |p. LONDON @—Simone Silva, 2,| ' CHICAGO iiss gua 49, | who) nomination speech for Gen. Douglas -MacAr-} be assigned an/officiate. Mr. Herston died Saturday. Nearby Areas Lavettl’ Ged Locraie el Port Hie] ron, A broines Sie H ot Se ‘ a READ! ‘What Uae ‘Sey “About “Acousticon's New Eyeglass Hearing Aid M T.. who has worn severed. Aids, writes, “I can't find words to gnc ge vl fection of performance of my new - ticon Eyeglass Hearing Aid. My hearing is now normal, . Mechanical sound of véices. is a thing of the past. You, too, can. possibly have this happy. natural carefree hearing. You at least - owe it to yourself to try. There is no obligation. co us kabhi a en a < | Phone now: . This is a limited offer. FITZPATRICK’S PHARMAGY $3 W. Huron, Pontiac - Ph. FE 28383 3ea0d ar FESTIT! Authorized Representative of Acousticon-Williamson ca. Dentistry, died yesterday. He was born in — City, —_ |_CLEVELAND lene Francis F, Tucker, 87, Congregationalist Church medical| missionary in China for 39 yeary and former member of the Red Cross Inter- national Relief Commission, died yesterday. He was A. native’ of * * nLLYWOOD @®—Fred Sears, 44, director of a number of musi- - films including “Rock Around|® he Clock,” died Saturday..He was " native of Boston, Mass, State Sales Tax ey LANSING @® — November re- versity of Minnesota School of! i (Marie) and Helen Addison, both of Lapeer. Eight, grandchildren and also survive. AARON P| \ panes, INDEPENDENCE 'TOWNSHIP— Service for Aaron \P. Daniel, 17, of 7283 Andersonville Rd., who ‘died Saturday from wounds suffered a gunshot accident, will take place — and. “will te ies _—_— | Se died yesterday af injuries suffered Nov. 21 when his car struck a tree. “The-day-after- the-aecident r ee is ported today, However, eipts from the state sales tax, ‘reflecting October liability, ran the ré- State. 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Wilson, center, presents the National ” 4H Citizenship award to Wendell Crites, 18, of Albion, and Wildon Story, 19, of Garden City, . Ga., at @ sessigh of the National 4H Club Con- Remmi i cha 600 See Dedi = i le cation: ‘leently organized Metamora scout : Vule Tree Market * Needs Organization Parker and Thomas E. Wilson, Joint-Maste-s of Foxh-rnds.- * * * H Twenty-six Girl Scouts of the re- troop received their investitures. Corian tree marketing in| gan needs more organization, v *|people attended the dedication.of| the new Rochester High Schoo! Sunday. afternoon, _ Ceremonies, held in the newly ¢ompleted gym- nasium, opened with music by the Rochester High School Band, under, the direction of Mr. Ward T.. Reid. ate Cus, Sams of the ‘Stu- he viet jured — jn Romeo Accident - ROCHESTER — Some 600 area+- Village to Solicit : on Wednesday in. New Chest Drive NORTH BRANCH ,— A North ‘ROMEO—Two area young pe ws i * “a * ing} Homer Wing Post No, 172, Amer- jean Legion, presented a beautiful American Flag in the opening cere- , followed by the national ‘janthem played by the band, with “lthe audience participating. aioe Carel Rowe,18,-ot. 10655 West 31° Mile Rd., Romeo, both suffered lacerations-of the face and head. They were taken to St. Jo- guests who have had a vital part in\ the building of the new school. They represented the Cur- riculum \ Planning Committee, Langtry was ticketed for reckless driving by Romeo State yesh ee Civilian to Take Over companies. ‘iirectly” responsible for the new ‘buildings. Branch village and township Com- munity for funds will begin Wednesday. . * * * A goal of $3,200 has been set. Until a permanent organization) , |has beer established, the following) Jofficers Will serve chairman, Du-7 ane Welke; vice chairman, Mrs. Mary Schmidkt;: brielle Swoish. * * * The drive will give. local back-; ing to Scout work, Salvation Army, State United Fund program, Red Included in his introduction was, as Cyprus Governor ter pertain Rocke : er Schools, E. Dale Kennedy of LONDON (®—Sir Hugh Foot! inning. ~ flew to Cyprus today to take up) his new—post_of governor of Brit-| * * -* land colony. isaid- “This is a ‘happy and -mem-' -_ * tt _*® jorable event at a school which will) Foot, 50-year-old former gov-\serve you well and 1 bring you ernor of Jamaica, succeeds Field/Congratulations and greetings froth Marshal Sir John Harding. The Oakland County and your sister soldier was sent to Cyprus “two Schools of Oakland County.” years ago when the EOKA under-| Harlan Johnson, principal of ground’s guerrilla campaign for) Rochester Senior High School, union with— Greece was at its} Spoke briefly and enumerated the height. specific gifts which had been pre- + *- * ~| sented by various classes of the_ Many observers view Harding’s| high school, local organizations, replacement by a civilian as a chibs and individuals. sign that the British hope a peace-/' pr. Clifford Erickson, déan of _ful solution of . the —s contro- ‘the School ot Education. ‘of Michi- gan State University, said in -his) however, address that “Oakland ‘County is that. the violence again. ha ag + fe Bsc ~ to Hold Steck Dinner = \# * a ‘in the dining room: of the: new “, Church. od . ward-A, Beaupre, Harry. Colestock, | ‘Cross, polio and cancer drives. ‘Adenaver Recovering From Influenza Attack oe J : Dr. William Emerson, superin-- BONN, Germany #--Chancellor ain’s troubled Mediterranean is-tendent of Oakland County Schodls,/Konrad “Adenauer today was re- ‘ported making good progress to- ward complete recovery from an attack of influenza which put him to. bed. A spokesman said the 81-year] old Chaneellor no longer had dny fever—and—that the course ofthe iliness was normal. Adenauer has been confined to his home for five days. The spokesman added Adenauer would be able to attend the NATO) - Summit meeting opening in Paris Dec. 16. = French Author Wins at present, and nas been very hein AWAIT {OF ‘La-loj- Chest drive was launched this week‘at a meeting held at the local high school.. Solicitation secretary, Mrs. Alma Naracon; treasurer, Stewart,- Butterfield, and rural director, Ga- Copies of * ‘Resurvey of mas Tree Marketing in Mi jare available free of charge Service office, at West Bivd., Pontiac. Waterford Board fo Discuss Lighting A gpecial assessment for stréet| lighting in Waterford Township will be the. main topic for discussion at T: 30 tonight, ; * * * There are-230 parcels of Jands in- to-' cluded in the proposed special dis- itrief, located on M59 near Forest}, street, and all ave in the Watkins-| Highland Subdivisions. - At a hearing held lasf Wednés- ’ day, only three township residents, showed up to object to the spe-) cial assessment which will cost’ - taxpayers $5.71 for street lighting installation. = 3 ¢ 3 ‘There -is ‘no other business slated, for tonight's meeting, according to - ithe. Oakland County Cooperative} and action when -the — — . Lakeland, Watkins: - Crescent. and! chairman and member of CC kiteh-| arris; “ler committée, ané Mrs. Logan! reporter. The annual ‘Christmas party will be held Dec.) — 13 at the Lapeer County Center _ ones at a PTA meeting tela ag ne oy : * MR AND MRS. VIR V. ‘VaNDIvoRT * i ' Carpenter and Mrs. Irvin Brooks,|® assistant leaders.- Dale Marsh “= , be junior leader Dryden St. Ann's Guild of St. Cornelius Seg, Commerce Methodists, » |cam invite all of you to our birth- z party.” FE Se aa Nationa] unity and political sta- bility in this country are responsi- ble for our good schools, and we do not have to make any apologies for our schools of today,”’ he said. COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — ‘The “Building Committee of, Commerce Methodist Church has completed - plans for a swiss steak dinner to “es eae from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sat-| nas are more-students in Mich. ‘ jigan schools than in the whole of PARIS @—Roger Vailland,_ 50- _lyear-old author with several best sellers to his credit, today was awarded the Prix Goncourt, France’s top literary award, The Goncourt -jury picked his “La Loi” (The Law), a vivid. and °detailed description of day-to-day life in a small amt latest book, of southern Haly— Committee members have éx-' tended an open invitation to the England; he adedd.— \, public. The dinner will be served; ¢ The prize itself only siepunts « He congratulated the people of about $12 but. insures the winner Rochester and its surrounding area'a sale of about 200,000 copies, and for their foresight and determina- — usually. of more than $100;000, TOKYO UNS) — The Fifth Air|= Force said today that AKB-50 aeri- al tanker, loaded with some 9,000 gallons. of fuel, caught fire and| exploded early Sunday evening at Yokota Air Base near- Tokyo. There were ho casualties. explosion were touched off by an electrical short. $.Set. John W. Griffin of Spar-| tanburg, S. C., crew chief, and A.C. Eugene R. Essex, Roseburg, Ore., mechanic, who were work- ing in the plane when the accident occurred, were not injured. ‘Funds realized trom the proj ect will be used to reduce the ton fo have good schools. | church debt. | Commends Modest. Sensible Behavior ae Star Among church members who wai jake. an \active part in staging the) dinner ate Mrs. Mike Kinport,’ Mrs. Clayton Wideman, Mrs. Ed-! London Paper Lauds Princess Grace’ LONDON Uh—Princess Grace of\London Daily “Mirror, hard-boiled| __ Mrs. ‘Howard, North and Mr. and Monaco received high praise trom:tabloid_which—claims-the- -world's!age- But —it_ approved heartily of! a frequent critic of royalty ‘today ‘Lestie Thomas is ~ chairman of for being a sensible girl with her the Building Committee. feet on the ground—and: ne. fancy notions of eo largest daily circulation, about] 4,600,000. ; The pro-Labor Mirror likes to grandeur.” prick bubbles of pomposity, and _The hen orem came trom _thel frequently lectures I anbire — in- cluding Britain’s—in plain .langu- garage. potion win mh Eee bake sale at Rowland Ha! e ginning at il. a.m., Saturday. - Elmer Johnson, supervisor: A fall we ing is planned. Aerial Tanker Explodes | at Yokota Air Base - - County Calendar o tera Wednesday The Air Force ‘said the fire and will be in 1" © - Almont’s 3 Ca will hold a bake saje', 12, at the Saxon-Sigier|?™."" on Priday, Dec. a4 = > 2. ®. anes OOS wi tee ess Cureumes -iuek, supper at ar poi-tae their The + their (°° the 1960 presidential contest the prospective bride and bride- groom ‘are students at Central “‘Michigan\ College, Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Oscar Vandeu ‘Beech : served as the bride's m: tron of honor, Oscar VandenBosch of To- [ Mitford Woman Weds "ndelbieda wil Chicago, the at A168 Dorchester St, Toiedo. it FEE aE HOLLY — 1 In its new location Yh eestenstat. The ediaantoni, scl will gerve ten trom 2 19 p.m. The of Mrs. L.. K. VanDivort of 3610\\ibrary has heen moved from its Dougias Rd., Toledo, is city circu-\Martha street locayion where for live a Holly’ jewele# Yor more than $0 years. |Summertield Bees GOP Win by Selling Public on Job Done WASHINGTON (INS) — Post- General Arthur E. Sum- merfield asserted today that the Stess next a. bat perhaps the people take pe a ee : “We can elect a fall, and a Republi sresident ia 1960," he added, “I we'll just do as good a selling job : as we did with the clean-up cam- : ’ TRepublicans can win in ‘58 -and ’60) 4“itthe administration starts. sell- fp: |ng the wonder jo thas dove.” PAT Cites Torture in Mexican Pr * * * The cabinet officer believes that j President Eisenhower's recent cer-; ebral occlusion will have absolute- ly no effect on next year's Con- gressional race, and certainly none when. Ike is barred by law from seeking reelection. A self-made millionaire by dint. ot his own expert salesmanship, _Summerfield is deliberately ‘set- The _Congregational Ladies Guild wini-— hold its annual bazaar in the ehtrch : Tuesday’, afternoon. This jar a n. here. SOn of New York filed a pe- with the Tampico District ~-}Phe Kennisons came to Mexico for a vacation. Their mutilated bodies Hold Confessed Thief, b= ROYAL OAK (INS) — Juvenile ee | * .* * 2 Sipping his daily glass of protein ~ \in skimmed milk, the former Gen- eral Motors dealer spoke with pride of the 16 mm film, “Men, Mail and Machines.” which‘in only two months has already reached an es- timated 37,369.798 viewers. "0 = PINPOINT NEEDS nique he ang as chairman of the former Grace’ Kelly of Phila-| . to de!phia for the modesty of her and {¢™meanor on her present private visit to« London. Jenner Withdrawal ~ Puzzles Politicians ~ BEDFORD, Ind. (#4 — Sen; ‘Wil- liam E. Jenner (R ~ Ind) \went quail hunting today and left ‘poli-/. ticians of both parties guessing\at| . the reasons fér Kis sudden with-| oe Evy A CAMTOMTE. tor re-cles * * ‘Jenner_ made his announcemént in a two-paragraph letter made ic by Robert W. . Matthews, blican state chairman. : ~ Jenner, 4, declined to amplify it. and told The Associated Press: |: “There are many reasons. Most of the reasons are personal, At any rate—they’re all ‘mine. Some . tight. Bg, misunderstood it. |- ¢lab- _ orated the statement.” * * «2: “ Jenner said be ‘will practice law!” in Indianapolis with Jack C. Brown, \ who resigned. recently ~ ‘ federal ‘district ‘ attorney. ; Democratic leaders. asserted te oe was retiring because he foresaw defeat in 1958, but most observ- ers felt his chances of victory would. have been at least. even. Republicans had counted on_him “to lead the state ticket next year. 4 ae “” MR. AND MRS. JESSE ROBINSON --- St. Anne Church was the scene of the November wedding. ye Janice Francis and Jesse-Robinson. Mrs:-Lew Francis of Ortonville. The bridegroom isthe son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, also of aoegene ee , ee Rey. Hardy officiated. at the morning eeay. 2 She is the daughter of Mr. And on * . | with _ her “Her Serene Highness is here husband, His Serene “Exalted titles, Grace. a ——— Hini-stars who~ around, seeki “It. grand Jo /have Princess} _ “But there is nothing high-falut-} | \ Hing -or flamboyant — about Princess| . \“She was Grace Kelly, the film| 7 star, What a change from. other : ie = Grace - and her hasbatd in Lon “We hope they will come] Program. Left to t again.” [ - of. — Ne , tobacco; Wash sb or - Peer wate Death of Motlier’s I Lover; 2=55°7=Father to Plead for Son's Life is necessary, use stainless steel) SANTA MONICA, Calif, sSNtS- A nag ‘ \ ay te ; i They fit sleek where they should 25 i sleek . . . feel silky as‘ can be . : é away with hemming muss ik: iron- ing fuss._And what woman wouldn’ t . The Hig ighway Ride of 1975 is Here! want to be Javished with lace ’n feminine frills! 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Fyre | | meteeatiaceemsarecmes [sme ante rm Ta Nem ta 9 Me fe ey RE Re Ee eT Ie eT Now at t $1.3 300 : There's nthng vnlcky obout the number “1S when ts haa oe HOLLYW ee dat 1 ~ thirteen hundred dollars you're talking about, especially if o ii ‘Snaps od collected Miles your chances of a ae ee ee ae rand ‘O’Herlihys|* | ees with the right answers for this wee spumis and wo can A and — % ss oan —s tp wi guarantee “you'll no longer feel Met e of the - Se ' i sail, . | luckiest numbers ‘you ever heard. of eutnatic ad : nteme The new puzzle contains o series of squaies which cre. | 2 : at alphabetically lettered and @ correpponding list of sentences drey Hepbure and Yul em Mrs. Alan ce <4 6 . “with two clue words. Each of the s is numbered. The | Trouble coulj. break out Brynner. : moves to New Vork to live with Miller went to the gavage-and object is to select the word which you think best tits the clue fia, : when on tueal : 2 | their small daughter, part of the a ARasedi ping Bre : sentence You then place the number of thot word in the ff n om Based on an original story bY) compromise settlement whereby found Hagen — square which ‘has the game letter as the clue sentence 4 -\Ernest Lehman, who is also Writ-) on ‘Peter remains in the eus- floor- beside bis Oe aa ae. "in other words, you will read the clue labeled“ A ond | ing the script, ‘am picture is ten- -tody of his father and Betty ong ne gh aaa with the 2 - @ecicie which of tiie two words makes the most sense in the tatively titled “North by North wutten,; ~- - 4 © al Ont i side door of {puzzle square marked A. west, whlch Wil be changed lor ark Si atra gets the mm; thelthe z go f ee Do the same with ell other squares. Read ail the chiee t " fork, - te p Tare age waged get Ortngen oa open. a oe carefully ond be sure the right numbers are in the tight _points week engagement at Pountain- ion, suffering from: carbon — squares. ‘ag “td blew in Miami in . reap poisoning. . ; aaa ore cere reeeEsnessees seme which he goes into. The Sands in —— — : PUZZLE NO. 79° ag There won't be another marriage} Ingrid. Goude's new fella is Robbery Fits Weather » {A BS year. The big romance between cps wee 2 oo -jto. where there is no longer any os povinet . 3 ; talk about wedding bells. Rte : He He's going to be a busy boy| nd 5 . at during the holidays. First, Gary’ ' * a appears on Johnny Grant 's big oe : = r 4. show for our GI's in Frankfurt) -— ae | iE where Gary's stationed, Johnny; = me | aE : aaa, eee a poses jwanted him for his entire tour of} : ves wart, pein Geary, el | ati REX AND HIS FAIR LADY DEPART — Rex Harrison, star "France, ; Lite d i 1 cof.the hit anal "My Pair Lady.” aed his wile actress joer plans for Bing’s edest. They| Not Certain Yet on H M eetgsctain 4 ps yates have special shows of their / ' ' supervision OT). kay Kendall, stand at rail of. liner Queen Mary on their departure . oo = of their ‘own Going to NATO. Parley 4 ‘ 1. .». particularly in the they want-Gary to headline -- but. : 8 [ide Scopds demilitarized area.” | °F & vacation in Europe. Harrison, who appeared in the musical | johnny tells me he is delighted) in n Paris. | a : last } night for the last time in New York, said-he is look- to get him for the Frankfurt shin-| - | ‘ Hammarskjold flew to ™ — ing forward to recreating the role next April in London when the dig. ees : e ' die East last week after Jordan English company will open its run. Patch over his right eye is re- a P 2 os : [t. 2 #—[ tumed- back —two—leraeli--convoys|—t-or cyst removed @ Week ag. “RANE SUPER TREN | | & s ito Mt. Scopus and also demanded: From Rome comes 4 letter from - & | that U.S. Marine Col. Byran Leary} ; eS 4 PiSnved te Gt UR ca . gy Sig tay ng ge a4 th 4 rted. (yes, ve ’ “ , | tf observer. hegre / [Rat fo cassalties were reportes: (Court Approves. . ot Mario Lanza'y “Seven Hills-of 4 aa ee : ' ¢ ; ponding ‘Gtical kee Cw is 0 oe eter socities on position of im- BUENOS AIRES : : : ter a tear area | Oger cache ee roel 5 puzzles, wil] know the solutions un each con | es ‘Gan A 5 4 is over. Answers will be delivered to: the Pr tudges b Cock h _ The report. added there is’ pres- Peron, before wi salesi Su Mr. Ziem ater tee final deodiing- once yes . roac es vently agitation in more than oe 0.19 a 9 There is only one correct solufion to the POT ofboib a so ote peaccmcecn splenic puzzle, and only thet.conect onswer can win. The decision of | cery ‘Stores’ and . Restaurants, Pha ithwige % a os WANTED Ce the judges is final and ali contestants ogree to abide by the ff emain out only one hour. dee “the 1000 COMIC BOOKS | judges’ decision. All entries beodmipg the property of The | signs used. ee aS 1000 True Love Story Mags. oe Press and none can be ret | One Full Year Guarentee — old American figs to select We Handle Tricks ‘ant re ated see musi be addressed to POT-O-GOLD, q ie 24 & . ‘Novelties |= ff oe BOX 88, Pontiec, Michigan. . Winners will be | Rox Ex Company [Braet : rR’ ; “OUTLET am zed ater b tel in the mail Dr. Houston T. Karnes, profes-| PIPER'S MAGAZINE OUTLET J. ‘ i aphene fa e mails. | | TE 1004 Pond, peasant re 4-000 | of mathematics at Louisiana 0 ee ee ete 3 : am < oa * 4 yee 4 j 4 \ i - ery = * ¥ = s. | me x ae | f a % & ‘ ‘| | \ : ; ; er J ve | =F : / fi . a > \ g y a | frost ; { * ¥ ‘a Ath WATS ee, a E, & : Rae = ad \ ' o ; on : aN Sel 4 a J és , 1 : : a ge : ee See — yeriat a 2 & began ise tells them to big Tbh CONFIDENTIAL ‘TO JOHN: — T une whew I He is a big NY: Familiarity breeds at- marr teow to tempt. Watch itt Bldg gate of The Ponting Press. “$6 ah. | youl your letter. For a persinal there is a to the reply, please enclose & noise on the Closer to =—_sstammped self-ad@ressed enve- outside of our ~~ , lope. house, Leay it ABBY ' : at B I : J o w Oo — a & = —” =; —j =, ~” > g woodpeckers in my life to know ‘Mrs. William A. Kennedy of To be featured as one of the. Evelyn Brown, Roger Ander. of pedi bstangre tn whe peiogge So Bag ramen gas soloists for the traditional can- - on nia elie cae a eagenge & bad mood for ali day. How - their son, Jack, will arrive at saamne teleas tien bas toma rd eee oe and socialites ate making the can-we settle t?. their winter home Dec. 12, . ‘ . Hilton, daughter of Mrs. Lillian : sa as most of ft, oi : tt * * * Reyeond Mrs. ee pent : tipi os Rea a - ye tices Officers and committee unser inva Posna' Cotter) nearly an hour at a for eres te cess ini Mey There Weems snbers tom Se Seok Gh Deen Pas, sane Ge lnwe fiery Come fot is @ email price to pay for attended a reunion of Mr. Wier: Bethany Baptist Church attend- the birth 5 ea at peace in the family. sema’s family. They also were ed the anntal Michigan Ba Fees comes, Say, {A ee Hoot aesTeommate Pn, geting oe. South Feowano Come st pres are Wr te hse Pa cost tat eee To oak. —_— ne aoe per je cans at High- ee rick Colfer of Prospect “street. four dezen Mamie Pink carna- “ - naw past weekend. oy { share an apartment and it is ¢ * Those present were Duke s a ae bicas ae eens _ nigely fuimished, Our‘ landiord Returned to their home on Gary Relyen, Diane and Elaine Announcing the birth of 8 ‘two Chinese ri¢e ‘bowls and _ dived. tn the game building and Scott Lake road trom Aber Garrett, Karen and Ralph, 9%, Wayne Burton, Nov. 29 are : at ee et . whenever. they have guests, deen, Md. are Mr, and Mrs. Bergemann, Tom Cate, Jim\ Mr. and Mrs. N. Henry Me-, sn | o they Ming them up to see our © Mark Beltz. They had spent the Fair, Mary Lou St. Clair, Julia | Candless of Albuquerque, NM. A painting by Mrs, Sherman pertinent past six months in Aberdeen,- Dovre; Susan Hamilton and \ Grandpakents are Mr. and Adame, wile et the youtiien We ever know when they © where Mr. Beltz was stationed Judy Cantarella. ~ | Weddle of Oxley tial assistant, was purchased opaddas chon ee ee sere cradetige ~ of ) F beter or $k | own . . ‘ a us 6a how te tell.them tactfully ea: ° oO ' ’ : : = : * Mrs. John Eisenhower, the = | that we Want Ow pivacy. Writer Phyllis Battelle a "Jack Boesen, violinist; and Norman. — formed Tuesday at the Pontiac Sym- President's pon meng yrs DEAR INVADED: Ack your ! = Gifford, pianist, are shown working phony Orchestra concert. The program opened an ant ot landlord to please telephone to Wed Radio N ewsman with Conductor Francesco di Blasi at _ will also include Respighi’s “Pines of prgendy rg ab oye \ you oo napa bring ; home. They're practicing the Rome” - aes their four children are now { pe Regal te ap et Sh YORK ae )-—htle tt was at one — the 186 = ir. and Mrs. James R. - “@ydn “Concerto” which will be per- . : one purchase but begged it be ' privacy than you are getting, ee sae miongy ®~s Democratic National Conven- Mitchell of Murphy avenue are oa ! ee a _ kept secret} “It's a gift.” she t One. em ot ety umnist, Arthur tion in Chichgo—that they met. a ee a : ‘ : Z ee — explained, 5 . od 1 scaster , ’ ternal grandparents are . ’ : ‘ | DEAR ABBY: Tam’25 and G5, ‘De American Broadcasting ~ and Mi Thomas D. Lanahan Betrothal.. Tenor to Be Guest SOloISt auwars rscen = $2 Wi a Kid the aame age. ay. ~Vacation Bound? _»t Reval Oak. ge led With Musi a] 3 Ch ie wep coe pune. oan waee got Perea tat wating wal its Sines winter vacation trail, toss your beth, was born to Mr. and b K ht ; ea : iets, coteiing @uke git : were just terrible, so I 2 p.m, in Christ Church, washable nylon, dacron or Mrs. Jerry Proctor of Mans- y necr S$ Tenor Donald Nelson will be and native foods to th aere’= (ea ete Sse Sees -mcmujes Se ar ig me i. a : wa: . . . os - : it's iets saeaen tank oon oneatiog eshee rai le fora ick “oe afid Mrs. Fergus Owens tl party _—- —T n a sepegeer 4 Ragin Did ue teen Ry pee ochre lene ngs iy mA oc geo ng im a inttin Se wee eee a 5 gir a in ely when you follow ternal grandparents. Paternal ynecht announced engage- © instructor Univer- Se ak DOTTY” Nassau. : | fabric time and temperature grandparents are Mrs. L. G. sasnk of Gaate Gouchecr, seany, sty of Michigan Behool ot She: aiert, Seemme mato by nehignes DEAR DOTTY: The “jokes” Miss Battelle, daughter of *ttings given in your dryer Proctor of Keego Harbor and ¢ John Carl Peirce. He is sic, Mr, Nelson is tenor soloist pe 1k countries G6. Hho ‘bet a Mr. asd Mra. Gordon 8. Bat- instruction bpok. the late Mr, Proctor. - ‘Be oes of De: and Bie, Wh at Kirk of the Hills and also Swat aoe oan tk tae 7 by : | Peirce of Mansfield appears as soloist . %\0 oy : Mary is @ Senior art stident ‘rently ig working on @ Ph.D. - annual International Unit Holds STARTED IN OH10 at the University of Michigan in musieology at Michigan. Nad Bassar abost ball ot the ri Program A graduate ot Ohio Wesley. Gamma sorority. . -—«- Will be ‘Frank Murch, pianist oS rogram : oh — cM gpec ‘Her fiance. was graduated pee uaingastse “ngprmeedes eel ee \ began from the same university The South Tilden avenue Porters the Day- where he is affiliated with Del- © PROGRAM SELECTIONS Pocmmeangeh wage i or cone home of Denite. and Beverly 0 Herald. She joined INS in ta Tau Delta. He is now a. in the pi will wives thems¢ives ‘ Pulte Ousted coche’ belay as & reporjer senior inthe U: of M. Medical be the selections "The E the special dishes AP on pm ; ice 6, mosting of Matinee ss wae 4 ate ane S mene _ and the Ivy,” “Wassail Song,” kitchens. The event, held on ae oe en's editor, & position she held *..* s Y cof the Christ Child” and“ or by Bn on ore F ; antl tales Geel thi ohio, Dr. and Mrs. Peirc? came Wash My Face in a Golden °- , sdld out. with ‘eues ot ulint tan vee Th 1951, she won the New York from Mansfield to attend the Vase.” DONALD NELSON f sented by Daniel Addis, music Newspaper Women's Club prize party. oe * tz" : ares _.______._MOST_SPECTACULAR teacher with Waterised Town Sar Sen bat See prt - os prey gang: ony Be Sore en Oe Poi oo obey Lipa moar schools. ‘ * “i wil ‘ “ 7 " degree m educa ‘i shindig ‘Season Connie Griebach presented a. Van Horn tap db my __Mary Whiting — HE Wonder as ¥ Wander and ton, , ~ or ge ge history of ballet and played a <4 = : ‘ : " ‘ # cus.” ° . . . . . 4 number fiom “The ng Calif. After graduating from to Ss eak Vows Mr. Nelson’s program will © ~ socialites at $30 a head. Many } A 5 Beauty Ballet” by the University of California, he include “Comfort Ye” and Attend Dance - flew in from various parts of _ 2) became a newscaster for San on January- 18 “Every Valley Shall Be Exalt- ““°"' Sis Sh “ we . Z OTHERS TAKE PART ed,”. recitative and aria froni , , : Se ae Mr. and Mrs. John G, Whit- — Handel's “Messi”; “The of All Nations ~_. ‘The former U.S, ambassador danced “The Dance of the Army. He was producer of the Sugar Plum Fairy.” famous starstudded program, “Zueigning,” by Strauss, and for their annual Dance of All a prelude to the International —«— . “Command Perforn - ~ : ; fa Elke Temple___Race—at—the Laurel (Md.) in the program were Sally eri mtee eden coe ng - mingham, He isthe son of Mr.- “Come Away Death,” “O. Mis- ~ w 7 Ss . Wilson, Beverly and Denise — ).0\0' Oe Oey congucoe of and Mrs. John Resetich of tréss Mine” and “Blow, Blow, Among - chairmeli for the Patton, Nancy Boardman, the daily ABC radio program , : = ies ; DePue, TM. Thou Winter -Wind.”’ dance were Roman Gravilla ; Sharon Moore and Catherine ©° 3 Ags ’ There'll be f Will-o.W Mary Kay attended st. Mary x * * _ "and “Herbert Langton, . tickets; -F k bE ree ' : re'll be fun at Will-O-Way for new students Coiege ot Notre Dame atid her. __Director of the chorus is Mrs. John Noble and Mr. Gravilla, ake rur f | 2 a ES MAJOR REPORTING who enroll in-the winter term at the A ice ~ fiance wag gréduated from G. H. Putnam, who received cakewalk; Mr, Noble, grab- ayy, 4 qd ts Gobustans. A Chrisines > Batted ave ‘covered many < heaters Celia Merrilf Turner, director of the year. Tyee? “uiverslv. Peoria; tet meuist Macher Cillege, re, Sd Madden and Mea'Ben ITY Fashion - Motif! was used at the refresh, “major stoties in.the U.S. and "ound sthool, has added four ponies and saddles, @ ~ Jan, 18 wedding is being ‘ Mansfield, Pa., and Columbia Moshier and = Pee S. ent table ! rae jaune. ¢art anda quarter-mile of fenced-in track. planned. SOS University Teachers College, Janice Antena, forFellows . : BE - in ; ing; | 4 $130. ‘The . ver . siona too, ——— | . tually Dynel pte. The only real [eg fur any 1 American \- male seems ready to wear out in public is good old raccoon. — . Built-in Whistle . = i TOLEDO, Ohio @ - . Seok : wouldn't be surprising. a . — ert eee : wA* oS 4 oS aie — see na eo ee a. Es y ae -.. ! ih aaa Ci poek he) AGATA Ry x ; — : : a =) bazaar of Soroptomist International Club of Pontiac, Building, are (left to right) Mrs, Arnold Hillerman, ‘ —— the invitation list nae phere ty dy nd ‘ead Ta over last-minute details for the event, which ~ ‘Taimee Surola, Mrs. Raymond Swackhmer and Mrs. ursday's event are Mrs. Richard . 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Most of them are “On the whole, it’s fairly im-jand . t Playwrights EVE e Saroyan is allegedly the worid’s|who are just there, doing what all W's not right.” lt of inflections that Jose] on eae closet, take a t “Rpg ey} (Peviewers. ’ But no. It's ight.” holes on each t aan Pay write toner ‘at\my fesling that they ‘are dull is| _ “But the reviewers of my plays pre prey oy mPa cing Pigg inches -¢ “Let 9 Yours Pe ener 1 wherever you are. * [usually confirméd with greater ee ee : Hows ‘Baty 316 Wed. & Sat. 9 to 1. Grentpe br Avec “That's what I’m supposed tojacquaintance.” ~~ = be,” Mr. Saroyan says, “a guy x * *& “However . ...” and Saroyan who likes everybody, — : x “Well, I don't like most people. paused thoufhtfally “1 do like the human race, I | of espresso . . + iF | i | : rie my hate say . loathe themselves AND: the | respect, ‘Look at that guy. ‘world, I say they should go into | hangin’ on too.’” hiding. . f a Mr. Saroyan smiled, with a rak-jand igh lift of his moustache, "30s when his first Broadway play, “But it would be pitiful if I-or)“My Heart's in the ‘'t hate some people.iconfused@ the critics and ideals grow.” |. That was followed | oe Oe - jsuch happy dramas as The Pulitzer-winning Prize play. “The Time of Your whose outrageous sense of humor|Life,” and and blandly spoken ‘i are apt to become confusing to the|Comedy,” and hig latest. listener, went on. About people. |Cave Dwellers,” a:bouncing hi LIKES INDIVIDUALISTS OVERLOOK HUMOR “The people I tend to like more “Inn strange,” be mys, ‘most than anyone else,” he: remarks,'of my stuff is funny—and hardly “ere those with strong individual'anybedy gets it.” Not even the In Seeking to Improve Ties With West Egyptian ‘Perfect Envoy’ Wagon Filled With Year's Supply of TIDE. 4 _ » With Your New & i ¢ g ee z F bi i i 4. [8 HY i i 3 e328 -WRINGER. WASHER then ‘moved on to :: & = ss All for Only. $79% = See : Neh Mone Down — Terms! NO MONEY DOWN — 50+ Weekly attending the Royal University of : | Rome, Liverpool University and is = h t _ SUPER BUNK BED Néw York's Columbia University: a ee | He speaks perfect English andi - | i] MRUARiiaiagos —— _ OUTFIT AT ONLY Arabic. The minister also can con- - ’ ee c= * 5¢ : Fi ~. |verse fluently in Spanish or Italian ee) Ee | & and knows some Greek and Ja- , it pn > | NO. 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Pike St. — 2 STORES — 17 E. Huron St. [9 ae: ; ae re the fire chief's office: Located t 3 DETECTIVES BUREAU — One of the largest rooms in the building is this de- the left are three interrogation rooms and offices of the lieutenant in charge of the - tectives bureau, located in the southeast section of the first floor. Off the room to detective squad. , siete = = = Pontiac Press Photos by re - Pte se ~ |-. Ed Vanderworp MUNICIPAL COURTROOM — Judge Cecil B. McCallum tests er : ; see out one of the two municipal courtroonas on the second floor of the tators. The panel to the rear of the judge leads to a corridor hous- i * r aN DURANCE VILE — For the first time, Pontiac has fts own “sbx-person ‘calls : on ‘e | fl in the Public Safety Building. Prisoners before ‘ § fo : A, | Ss fused in the Onkland, County Jail atthe city’s expense. b eve the om ets. | pa ‘the cated immediately off the Pike street first floor entrance. 2 + s : \ “ ~ % L EK 4 Z — ak = ; a a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ee se SS or eS el eS SS Se Se Se ee ae ee ae se eeeA TWENTY-TWO _THE ta PRESS, pave DECEMBER 4 1957 \ ire 2 © Fe ae 7 Mi A eee en es ‘f a Arena oo “Deskmates at Office Are No Gayer Than Her Friends No Rosy Hopes of Cut in Tax. Income Levy Up é E ; t ih ae E z i Says Arming Europe arming Western Barope wit ii z it cael i ji | SEF E | : EF parted, After his return he declined to tell newsmen where, he had. been. 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William F. ‘ Red’’| Annapolis, He wears the ~Silver| age control units despite blinding Danes ;|Raborn, fast-talking, fast-acting|Star—the ‘nation’s fourth ‘highest smoke and large fires that were ingly ag “— chief of Navy specia] projects, re-| military. decoration—for * bee threatening ammunition on 7d tans calm in the mist of foday’shous gallantry and intepity” as around the flight deck.” Possibly | . “On Dee. 31 they welcome urgent “missile - crisis’—because|executive officer when a ‘Tapanese| as a result, the Hancock is. still New Year by throwing all theiy, thinks he may have the ace/bomb hit the’ fight deck of his| afloat, Rr i ae oat dar athe Te fae, & Nee We thi carrier the. USE Tancock AgeR hy Raborn was in command of a! gana Cad Spstet the front’ doce tend 1945. Ron Ming situation © ie seek comet eroine ©| ‘The reason for his optimism is The sian spcemayenatns OSs May 26, 1954, when a forward hy most smashed crockery © ihe Navy’s 1,500-mile, underwater-| award said Raborn “actively di- |draulic catapult éxploded on th |- . Kee obey =the front path net morning is: the launched “Polaris” that will give ie USS. emilee a a *most popular person in town. America's @fcaile bet mar ae roasealag yg aise - : long-range ee ---+Prince Rainier: Plans __.. injuring “more than 200. “twin Sisters Drown - {ZOOMING BACK ho ley Soest Saukh ts & &. | “os Thin Ice Breaks _|,, 98, %,20W: be thinks that the Sas se But the Bennington survived 1 U. S.—thanks to Polaris—has an) \WARSEILLE, France @—Water-/become one of America’s moder ANTIOCH, Ill, —Twin sisters, |¢x¢ellent chance to zoom back into/front reports here say Monaco’s|!#d, 27,000-ton carriers, and Ri } “M1 years old, crashed through/‘ the missile leadership -within -@/prince Rainier plans to buy: the|born again was decorated—th ‘thin ice on a lake near their|¥e8? oF two. : three-masted Spanish yacht Costa|time with the Bronze Star. *home and drowned yesterday. Free from radar detection, be- |del Cielo Heavenly Cost from Na*| The: admiral is married and ha - "Dead were Mary Jane and| cause radar will not penetrate |vicoas Maritime Co. of Sevilla for|two ¢hildren, William F., Jr., an } Hazel Jean Beaman, daughters of| water, a submerged submarine |$99,500. 0 0. evo Barbara. The daughter may | * Samuel Beaman. is possibly the only remaining | It is a 500-tonner, 135 by 36 feet. considered an example of militar’ we ‘boy. who saw the ice break) military vehicle that can rely on and until recently carried since she is marrit sunder their weight summoned] stealth for protection. Once they [Oranges to France. an Air Force. Lieutenant, E. } “Beaman. Beaman ran onto the ice| get the Polaris, the atom subs | It will replace the Ratniaedelaty Richardson. ee a Cee ee cn we ee oe cirstened |e " , im ashore a.-Fope./ te attack. - it -wi rei a PILLSBURY 16-oz. Package - . g ror 3 | : Pancake Mix : | ANOTHER MONDAY.TUESDAY SPECIAL (ws es “SUPER-RIGHT’—CHOICE CENTER CUTS lic sree zy a = pe a ai : - oe ! FOR WEEK-LONG EXTRA SAVINGS | a Pineapple Juice » cane veleeeis 0 Om OMe ; oo Homestyle Peaches SoS ma ee es) Joe Check These Grapefruit Sections ee 3 A9e Prices... Niblets Corn swore... ee ee 4 gt 59. 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New York beat Detroit, 109-102, Yardley’s Big icing Wasted in Last Auto Race RIVERSIDE, Call. (INS) — Sam: of American speed- ‘scoring rampage by George Yard-) points. ‘ley failed to pull the Detroit Pis- tons through in last night's game .¥ who downed eae, — in a! |Kriicks this season. Detroit is tories and 10 deféats, ~~ "place in the conference’# Oa Ngamadatent sacs ‘Michigan Grid ‘Bust Will Honor 16 Seniors Babe eon Pistons Edged by Knicks! NEW YORK @ — A spoin:finickerbockers sank 10 straight New. York never was headed as it throttled several Detroit Tallies i last half of the The with the New York Knickerbockers beavy seitiacy i te Sticdeeveache: er attack was Willie Naulls who The defeat was the first for the “|Pistons in three games with the _jthird place in the NBA’s Western Division with a record of seven vic- The Knickerbockers are in, last TT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS inthe Western Conference; will bejerown: in- 1950, 1964, and-1955, got{Steve see wpe noes sa eet HE 4 Ruling a : on the road for their another standout performance|Three of the -Colt - mM : The Ceveland Browns, winners two — against San Francisco and trom Tommy O'Connell, sir coo lsiges ou tas galbat potas ot eee oe of three of the last seven National iio. Angeles. cult’s leading O'Connell/ Unitas, giving him 22 scoring toss-} Pin tg Grab Rice’s League championships; -§=, » threw €5 and 23 yard scoring|es tor the campaign. A crowd of} og and Baltimore, which has not leaders had ttle troublelbasse’ to Ray Renfro and set upj52,060—largest in Baltimore's pro Hill; . Richards Also even won a Conference crown, are! Both leaders trouble"! ou Groza’s 13th field goal of thejfootball history ~ watched the/ Lik ortan Trio moving in the direction of a Dec,| moving ahead yesterday. Cievy (season with a d-yarder to Darrell game. eos os Spartan At om Chicago Cardi- = * * * : - nals $10 and Baltmiore defeated ? Sd k<*« * , The triumph may have been | PHILADELPHIA ® — National ow ioonss Paster San Francisco| octiy however, since O'Connell NEL, Patimore Sever nes Semel ve Football League coaches gambied ted Ke Petros second place| vas carried from the field with| ver the 500 ‘mark. It’ current|with the future today as they in the Western Conference by sur-| twisted ankle midway sacerd a 34. s "|gathered to draft 49. college foot- pete ie: Mats Ht. the third period. ‘The Cards Tma-|" poo ccing San Francisco was|ball players, including the bonus lou Wemmenen. ebiden teen oleae wo on mate Cleveland's 30-|, i5ed by five Giant fumbles in|choice, at the pros’ preliminary Chicago Bears 143 and the Phik|!"" ge re New ‘Yorkers disappointed a| Commissioner Bert Bell presided burgh Steelers 14. away for three t for x gg Yankee som ll Gene | followed by an executive meeting = 2 3 Baltimore. The Colts snapped @\Babb, Joe Perry and Billy Wil-jof owners expected to sdlve such - "The Browns, who won the NFL/|14-14 tie in the third quarter 0D).on scored the 49er touchdowns/pressing problems as the Players : goals of 13 and 37 yards. Association. = Washington scored the first} Bell says he will ask the time it had the ball on a 72-yard| owners to approve recommenda- aeons ythgy 7 By Pon ie ee ee ae on added another first quarter by| mands for exhibition game pay, tossing a 10-yard pass to Jim Pod-| — minimum salary and an in- | _ Holey. It was the first time since the| jury protection clause. The com- jopening game of 1955 that the| missioner sald he recoguized the Bears failed to score a touch-| ssseciation cartier in the year — apes ee as — commit- pass from. Sonny Jurgensen to] i. first crder of business 3 oa a Dick Bielski gnd Bobby Walston’s!, "nr remus rh be panne to-Join Alabama; Sr fae Pate We ervnem on wet a ; which the winner gets first ¢rack Daughter Gives Out tween the teams at 11. which eliminate each team frora ae the draw after it has won ; Word to Birmingham : SS ne na chiabs Gaptaele Sports Editor NFL Sfandings are left. So, coach Ray Richards BIRMINGHAM, Ala, w —The NATIONAL Poorest, uzscue [DMS EASTERN CONTERENCE ork nh EY ie ie tine quarterback of the Rice Owis ’ coe 8 8 A BR Southwest Conference ci Mamigen isd i : 2 8 £ and Cotton of Navy New 2 ° 23 ~~ glen GS: b 3| sidering such outstanding col- i “ih leginte backs as Wait Kowalczyk, -, ey GES | £3) stenigan Seat Phil King, Var: sed to Ghee 37 0 20 i) 20) derbut; John Crow, Texas A& % Sacage Gera? State, and tackies Low Michacis, “beast Kentucky; Charley Krueger, .% ) Texas A.4M., and Dan Currie, WEEKS {OHEDULE Michigan State center. New se Pittsburgh Richards may, in fact, select sompar Hil and other of the ee out: Baltimore standing players mentioned a Pe Goicage “Cards |since, by coincidence, .he will be Seecn bay "th Lan Angeles making the first.two selections at a Weagin today’s session, : he ee ee Oe ater Se Reta ine bonus choice is be club ins Dinghy Title lin turn makes its selection in in- CHICAGO @:— Defending cham- verse order of its standing in the pion Brown, led by skipper Robert league. And when the final whistle (Turner, ee Angsten|blew-on NFL ‘yester- ‘Trophy —— dinghy com-day, the Cardinals were in last test Harbor. place in the league. ‘Lou Little Calls ‘em By LOU LITTLE ‘What has been perhaps our great season of football ends; as it began, with surprises, and. with renewed evidence that in ‘the present day game the way to play it is with two units. if the men afe available. Unfortunately many colleges don't . ee ee nag nnd pag te. ge co tema Am early in the year. | scstiadt te wa tenes nn Gives ath epert-bs enid. “Qne good team-i¢-not enough. You've got to have the re- serves to give the regulars 6 rest, and we sim to do it by | Mneag Se Sek oak seein: Same pheno “ That's thie way Navy played it against Army at Philadel- [phia, Navy's alternate unit was ® capable group, good enovgn to be entrusted with the job of stopping Army when the Cadets threatened to score in thé second quarter. When Ned Oldham one handed and|and his unit came back in after a Navy punt had put the play: were behind the Knicks by only one|out in midfield again, they were rested and ready to go at point, 85-54, as the half . top speed, knowing they would be relieved again whenever their coach thought it rag : *x* * SS, . Meanwhile, the Army aguas had fio such relief and in the heavy ground conditions the sustained duty which was.re- - quired, of them: took increasing toll. Under such conditions ~ men tite in the soft going much,more quickly and they just éin't go too long at top speed. : vieay Qeaivenn: anilbh tate thn. (nik: thik Winey dined 00 score from scrimmage during the second half, when Old- ham’s return of & punt séored his and Navy's second touch- down. Oldham was an ottstanding runner on this play, using |} ile blockers well, changing pace as a good open field runner i Sven without that touchdown, even if Navy had won only.’ on the first-period score, the victory would have been a de- te an oe earas Gf rae cee ee chance on the recovery of.a fumble punt on Navy's ling. The four plays that followed were a capsule of . Bob Andéfaon was stopped outside with one yard; ‘gain {nside; Pete Dawkins got four to the outside, fw ae en eee 6 eee _ Navy's line, with its varying defenses, Tom Forrestal’s well- A njcalled passes and, most importantly, Navy's more, plentiful (man power, accomplished the mission, The manner / which /” : dap when = Send nv up [nen wll dure nol means that men well 4 ee os - Pe ea ea Te aye - eontender “Fighter of Doe Tune Gnet —~ WeilinghnRedille ib Teas Dace ton: bles to the turf attenipting to catch a 2nd period pass at Wrigley Field in Chicago Sunday. Ball was batted down by Chicago Bear ee watts’ Vase , ©, Comstinn

Syracuse 1 Boston io oe >. SATURDAYS RESULTS Boston 118, ‘ ili, ‘ork 83 iumanpette 12, Lovis 113 SCHEDULE Philadeiphia vs. at New York. @ ‘COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ® — A television battle between the New. York Yankees and Philadel- phia-Phillies shaped up today with’ the report that both abs will tele- vise games simultaneously into. the New York area next season. : The Phills, according to a re- liable report, have completed’ ne- gotiations to “televise all -their games into the. New York area a [ #2: CRR-TUNES “See? That's the Way the Carburetor rt Got Ge” DENIS FRIENDLY SERVICE which ‘do not conflict with Yankee. “At the Sign of ie ee ee tm prenta Welt ve Fiying ‘Red Worse” and # anne gi fast! You'll drive out 390 €. BLVD. FE 8.9163 ear. :> teody te [ preven Maye yet / (at Mt. 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Fit for Title Bout CHICAGO (INS) — A pre-flight medical examination has revealed that lightweight champion Joe/© Brown: and challenger Joey Lopes title struggle next Wednesday night the at the Chicago stadium. : Brown, a New Orleans product who now ‘makes his. headquarters in Houston, Tex., and Lopes, of Sacramento, Calif., were examined| yesterday by Illinois athletic com- mission physicians. _ Sweaters ot Lady's Dress "MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ‘5 SHIRTS LAUNDERED cissing "Men's Suits, 2 rs. Pants, 2 (plain) : Men's, Salle Caos 5138] 388 Oakland : PRE. City Wide a i= are physically fit for their 15-round| from ‘bow! play by a school rule. Tennessee, Sugar Bow! 13-7), will be making its llth appearance in a major bowl, but has only a 3-7 record to haven't won since 1951, when they ‘defeated Texas 20-14 at Dallas. This will be_Ten s fifth ‘club, and the Vols have come ‘off second best in the previous meetings (1-3). Louisiana State at the Orange Bowl, has a 2-2 post-season record, Rice is the onty bowl-bound club -'with a-perfect bowl record (40).) 563 This will be the Owls’ fourth trip to the Cotton Bowl, where they |knocked off Alabama 28-6 in their) last post-season game. Navy has appeared in only two ether bow! defeating Mississippi 21-0 in the 1955 Sugar Bowl, and tying Washington 14-14 -in the 1924 Roge Bowl. ‘This Rose Bowl game will. be tthe Ith in the Big 10- Pacific! is set for Dee..28. The others are| the dilly reer ig lage masa untied team,| _ _Ten the only 1957 “bowl team back for another shot (the! Vols lost to Baylor in this year’s ~ show for it. The Vols, who have: playéd in the Rose, Orange, Sugar) _ and Cotton Bowls in the past, bow! _run-in—with a Southwest |— Texas A & M, absent from bow!) play since 1944's 19-14 defeat by) - FINISHED — Chuck Mather cleans out-his desk at Kansas. Coast rivalry, which has been nnore than Big. 10 a 10-1 edge (the "PCC ener! 33--when Southern - Wisconsin 7-97 and Ohio owns hung up two of the vi es (17-14 vs. Sogo Pa 1950, ‘and 20-7 vs.' Southern Cal ). The Buck 28-0 defeat by Calit California in 1921. Fgeag! Bow! (1920) and beat 13 by Southern Methodist in the) defeated Penn ma in the 1917 Rose} ‘Bowl. : yes’ only a bowl game was 3] , 1.2 in bow! play, wa 14 eae in its last trip to] 90 Coton owt game. The Ducks, ‘AUTO TNSURANGE || $20, 000 Bodily darn $8000 000° PER QUARTER i gemma eoseniied JAY RANDALL AGENCY Be 43959 The Jayhawks won four straight | football games after the coach-/ ar New Coast College in Junior Rose Bow! PASADENA, Calif. *— A school | that .wWasn’t in existence a year - Pittsburg! FF MOTOR MART § AUTO 12. 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PIKE ST. — DEC. 5-6-7 ey 4 : c: , “Three ba sites first team: end Jerry Wilson of "Billy Stacy of Mississippi State, ‘juniors and the others are seniors. “ol 7 : gS es : WJ THIRTY _ O _ Named for SEC All-Star Team ATLANTA @®—End Jimmy Phil- ~- of Auburn, tackle Lou Mi- of Kentucky and fullback Jimmy ‘asi ol Louisiana State are tri-captains of the 1957 All- Conference football) Southeastern team announced today by the As- sociated Press. _ hag were: enanieaces . chelees of the AP’s All-America advisory beard of sportswriters and Other members of the all-star Ley, rage tackle Gen Hickerson of guards Bill Johnson) of Tennessee and Jackie Simpson Jimmy. Rountree of . Florida andj - Bobby Gordon of Tennessee, Michaels, Stephenson and Stacy are repeaters from last year’s All- SEC team. Stacy and Wilson are Moore vs. Machen? SAN FRANCISCO # — Califor- nia’s Eddie Machen, No,« 1. con- tender for. Floyd Patterson's heavyweight crown, and~ durable Archie Moore have tentative guar- antees of $50,000 apiece for a bout here in February or March, troit's Olympla hassle are Dean FRACAS — Goalie Marcel Paille of the New York Rangers waits on one While Norm Uliman (16) of the Detroit Red Wings prepares to score in the ist period of. last night's game between AP Wirephote Stadium. Other players in the Prentice (17), Harry Howell (3), Larry Popein (19), Lou Fontinato (8), all of New - York, and Gordie Howe (9) of Detroit. The Wings the New York Rangers and the Red Wings at De- Firestone . BUDGET PLAN| A 13-game schedule sprinkled with interesting non-league battles and the openers of the Southern Thumb loop will make up the tles matching defending cham- pion New Haven and Dryden, Armada vs Capac and strong Al- Firestone SPECIAL Brown City has had the..advan- tage of playing one predoop con- ball schedule tomorrow night. Some of the teams already op- took a 5-1 licking. 13-Game Area Hoop Schedule Tuesday, test, -a defeat by North Branch during Thanksgiving week. Pontiac, St, Frederick, Birming- teams which’ will get into action ca Friday. ened play last week and many more will debut Friday as_ the Bihoop season follows right on the heels of a. flu- delayed ‘ootball schedule. " Southfield at Cranbrook, Clark- ston at Ortonville, Rochester at Milford and West Bloomfield at Clawsen are among the major games.ou the docket, The game at Cranbrook will fea- ture opponents who lost their op- eners and are anxious to notch ¥j/ \that all-important Ist victory, The rest will be just ‘starting, _ oe Lake St. Mary will also been driven more ANNAPOLIS, Md. @ — Coach Eddie Erdelatz saved a couple of new plays he had read? for. Army and is glad today because ‘“‘Navy has another game." The plays unnecessary .in Sat- ‘urday’s 14-0 victory at Philadelphia may come in handy against Rice’ in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas on make its debut playing host to St.|Jan. 1. en only by North Carolina and| oJ" age Pretty Ret om the read”” are Holly ‘at home against Fenton,| t practice aren't formulated |! they'd like to go to a bowl. All) |, rie dh om ge Sth Ponagg Farmington playing at Wayne, Ro-| + “put if coach Erdelats fol. (Dut & couple said yes. Coach Erde-| Kemal ous p Fondo meo hosting South-Lake, Berkley| J°t, Bat M conch Medeiats "08 iatz told them to forget the bowl,| Pent thls season and wo'vs at home to meet Dearborn Ford-| poing to the Sugar Bow! te beat then, and go.out and win over cate we should ae an our ~¢ Lorca a playing Vassar Mississippi, the Navy gridders neny. games away from home.” ‘ will resume training about the Wins A good early preview of what | middle of next week. The Red Wings play an exhibi- to expect in the Southern Thunb Ss actatsniia! Wise Ro als Roll On ed Pagerrr is ok University HERE'S. WHAT WE DO jehould come about I longue bet- ern Dee 3 td ramet on r NHL action Thursday at Boston ‘On Saturday meet league- & as W k d Sc tt will be only the third beni leading Casndions at Montreal and —edjust and test brakas on [iL : sietais son events had become a touchy turn meeting against the Canadiens ‘ncmeag COLLEGE etball Northern Michigan 93, Ma yo 4. dapempsten 78, Grand Rapids Aq uinas | SATURDAY’S COLLEGE FOOTBALL , Arizona 7./. P Samer 23, ‘eo but Army made the debate point. less by winning 146. After last year’s 1-7 ‘ Calhoun Will Regain ) Korg fame et" (His Amateur Status SPECI AL arr. Island” Marines 100, Presby-| WASHINGTON @® — Lee Cal- houn ‘of Gary, Ind., and North Carolina, Olympic hurdles cham- pion who was suspended from am- ateur competition for getting mar- ried on television, will ge tis! incy 75, St. Thomas (Minn.) 54. ethe) (Minn.) 83, Lacrosse 81. St. John (Minn.,) 'n. Mankato 62. (8D.) @, Gen Beadle arey 63, Louisiana me ead 61, Bethel” (Tenn.) 112, Mil PRICE... | @ $19.00 value - Middies Save New Plays tor Rice in Cotton Bow! The wget-wee threatened to overshadow the Army game. This year it was made clear from the start Navy would go to a) bowl if its ‘season record was re- spectable and it beat Army. Er delatz then went to work. Ader wining’ Ge eevents: dime from George Washington and beat- Lovellette’s Late 13," 90-89 Victory The Royals, operations from Rochester to Cin- cinnati, are giving their new fans something to shout about. With big Cyde Lovellette in the starring role, the Royals have climbed to within 1% games of the Western Division leading St. Louis Hawks. Last night, Lovellette came up with a I3-point outburst in the last six minutes that helped hoist Cin- cinnati to a 90-89 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers, * * * Indiana Central 86, TricBtate (Ind.) good standing back. In other games, the Syracuse Cursinnd Herat, (grertine) Rio Grande 71, Vincennes 61. The Amateur Athletic Union vot- |Nationals handed the Boston Cel-|,, wy NT™! gb earned LEAGUE Fa te PB gay Nags he sa./ ed: Saturday to restore Calhoun to tics their second sethack, 118-109) Louis 4, Toledo 1 : Bast Caroling 91. Guilford. | |good standing next Aug. 9, one- and the New York Knickerbockers ‘slitekw tnséon u flrs em Gabtend cl year from the date of his sus-jovercame the Detroit Pistons 109-/Cheriote, 3, gehasiown 8 nll ae pension. cana - New Haven 8, ‘W, 2 With 35 Shots Take 5-1 Victory on) - Detroit Red Wings who last night ham, Bloomfield Hills, Lake Orion! the Point Blast Helps —in: 1M By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS who transferred|/ 20%" itheir National Basketball - Assn, o _THE, PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1957, Rangers Blast Terry Sawehuk. Olympia Ice for Ninth Detroit Home Loss — DETROIT —" “There’s only one Unfortunately it isn't Adams’ there On the ice tonight—the Red period on a power play and Bill Gadsby matched it three minutes later when Detroit was short be- ‘Nil Standings NEL ois tan on ‘Rangers Split EVE E.E SN OL bat " ' : on wuanans . “ou rumuces + Ou sonar * WATER MEATERS BOILER REPAIR — SALES ond SERVICE Lou JANKA Heating & Air Condilioning SALES and SERVICE 177 Edison, Pontiac ‘Bus. FE 4-981! Nite Service, FE 4-045 / two touchdowns as the Adams says the Wings “are |downed the Bears. The Mt. Just as good as the other four ‘ris native tallied on a pass from teams im the league—but Mom (Eddie LeBaron. treal is the, only real good team in the entire league.” f : The it “lub had all kinds) : a woe plain "ho “Hangs f ( cks: who ended’ a four-game losing OF anu r Qnd Period Blast: Wins' Over Bruins; NY Beats Wings, Sunday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Montreal Canadiens have scored the most goals and allowed, the fewest—sure-fire ingredients! for success in the National Hockey League. The Canadiens had a most pro- ductive weekend, They won two. SERVICE Complete Service on All Types Transmission All Work Guaranteed Free Check-Up Service 47 N. Parke St. — North of City Hall — FE 8-602 be gere ® Providence 3 ahh LEAGUE 2, Pt. Wayne 1 2, ‘Troy 2 3 New even «, Poiageiphle 2 “Minionat nee Toledo Chevrefils netted the Bruins’ lone preg midway in the final ses- : Toronto, which moved into fourth place, was sparked .|rookie Frank Mahovlich’s _ > Ceetrical goals. © Complete 7. 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May whilp others were reported radishes taking July and selling May, om Soybeans tendeg slightly higher at the outset, influenced by* ‘steadi- ness in vegetable oils. Near the end of the first hour, |coiisch” bu. wheat was unchanged to % high- ra er, Dec, $2.18%; corn % lower to 1% higher, Dec. 1.16%; oats .% low- er to % higher, Dec.-66%; rye % to 1% higher, Dec. 1.36%; soy- ~heans 44 to Ss higher, Jan. $2.32%4./ ad lard was unchanged to 10 cents a hundred -higher, Dec. $12 > | ~ Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN . Dec. 2 (AP) — Opening CHICAGO eevee cee BRP APOE, nee wn we eee eenee be ee ee 2B Kiled During: ~ A-Day Weekend States Spotty Weather for Thanksgiving Period ae Sogrs Traffic Toll By THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS Michigan traffic accidents claimed’ at least 28 lives iday as thousands of weathtr: Parts of the state were oe 3 steer calves ing driving hazardous and causing cidents, Latest_reported accident victims included: David Richards, City was killed Sunday when his car rolled over in Presque ter sheep & Isle County, Edward Groves, 2%, Lincola Park was injured fatally Saturday when|! his auto rammed into—a utility! wT Minimum Campaign pole southwest of Detroit. . Three persons were killed short- ly after midnight Saturday in a two-car crash near Flint. They were: Doris Lewandoski, 18, Pose Kenneth Haywood, 20, Flint; and Billie Ray Gridder— 2, Flint. Clyde E. Childs, 58, and his wife Lena, 57, of Battle Creek, were killed Saturday in a car- . truck . collision near Kalamazoo. Bobbie A. Craig, 37, Detroit, died|can leader, said he expects to), Saturday of injuries suffered in a|spend most of his time in Wash-|Gen adjourns next collision near Ann Arbor Thurs-! day. Henderson Gaines, 42, South Bend, Ind., was killed Saturday when his car went off U.S. 31 in Berrien County. - Two persons were injured fatal-| ly in a head-on collision near La-; ‘peer Sunday night. Dead are Ynes' . Banietz, 40, and his stepson Wil- ‘liam Grattan, 18, both of Orton- ville. Waterford Mon Hurt as Cor Hits Tree A Waterford Township man suf- - fered bead injuries Saturday morn- ing when his car ran off the road,| turned over and hit a tree. - ~. James Lynd, 59, of 3982 Pontiac _ Lake Ra., told Pontiac Post State Police, he did not know. what hap- pened, He’ was driving on Scott Lake road near Watkins Lake road when the mishap occurred. He. was admitted to Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital where his condition _ is reported satisfactory today. _ Dr. LaCore Will Speak . at Mental Health Forum Fin open forum on mental health problems will be held tomorrow, at - $:15 p.m. by the Oakland County _Citizens -Comniittee for the, Pon- tiae State Hospital. . The meeting, at the hospital, will perintendent, He will speak on _ Psychiatric Prob- senha + a ily _ " . A discussion period wilt follow the talk. Among the problems to _ beconsidered, according to Arthur’ : Heston president; are_emergency . _ facilities for the acute mentally ill. ‘Girards Plan to Leave - “TOKYO. ® — William S. Gi- rard’s Japanese wife said today may 33 ing, the four-day Thanksgiving nt 3 loads high ca 800-900 Tb 28.00 a e rn t n above-average number of, ac-': ae ey Be ra tate aoe Capital airi 7H. joutchers steady; sows not 7 The Associated Press tabulation we ee ended at midnight Supday. (SHEA Sint hia! ~~ |California next spring in an effort; su-| _lthe union ‘constitution, seta seeeeen 3H seoee SPP eR TRE eee \L5 Oe Forres ' 938 a2esseeseeess 3a S8zeuse si ae * * tT Leheel oad eal aabeabaal a o Wrenner te: Seeses by 4 Cee tee ewees Poultry DETROIT EGGS ~ DETROIT, Dec. 2 (AP) — Eggs, F.O.B potty san eases included, feneral state rade . Whites: Grade A extra large 58: large 52-53 weighted “averages $242: medium 45-46 Wid. avg. 46: small 37-41 wid ot: #0. Grade B large 4.51 wtd. ave. 4042. Browns: None. Checks 35-39 wie. avg. raded: Jumbo 54; extra jarge NM. Commercially “Whites: Grade 52; large 49-50; medium 40-434. Browns: Grade A jumbo 64; extra large 49; large 47-48%: medium 40'-43'2; small 37. Grade B large 404-45. DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT. -Dec. iAP) — Prices paid for No. 1 1 top qual Sualty Hive poultry up te 10 ‘a.m. > reit: \Heavy tie sane ‘Boat, light type hens 12; heavy type a ee 34% Ib. White 31, S%-6 Ib. 24-26. Livestock DETROIT LIVE: STOCK DETROIT, Dec. 20 (APi—(USDA) — Cattle — Salable 2 ply Meughter steers and heifers, quality imp: over last week; good and predominating: slaughter steers and heifers active, fully 50 cents higher than last week's stron ad last week; cows steady; stockers and teeders around 80 cents higher; early sales choice steers 950-1200 Ibs. mainly 25,00-26.50; several loads mostly high cholce with end of prime 1050-1207 ‘hs. 26.75-27.00; good to low chotecéd Steers ; several loads’ mixed good chotce steers 24 50-24.75: standard steer 17.00-23.00; ty end Al 19-20; capponsties 3a bb. 5 BEE: > oT. 4 Ss : oh =e + he am N Gas. 400. Bulk early sup- r= News «. oe. close, or 50/4 cents to mostly 1.00 higher than early /4m util- Aveo. Mig .... 6 ; ‘Steels and rails quickly downward, “although their - were not large. Predictions that steel operations in December would be at a low for the year! hurt this group. Layoffs by the) New York Central and New. Haven helped ease rails. ~ the missile industry continued to advance, but Douglas, and Gen- eral Dynamics showed small enna, Cavite lost about a point. | President Eisenhower continued to make excellent progress from his mild stroke, but this did not factor. - oe * * Larger opening blocks included U.S. Steel, down % at 54 on 2,000 shares; Lorillard up % at 30% on 3,300. shares; General Electric, down % at 64% on 1,500 shares. Oils and metals generally were a little lower, but chamicals gen ed minor gains. New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) aoe ee i Some ‘stocks associated with | appear to be much | of ‘a erica | and ‘his recovery from it were keys’ to fluctuations in stock and — pe 90 endian Pwd Sa npg ly > ty me oh garded as responsible for the sharp rise et ee ee iINew Law Forbids Aeuression. ~~ . AT - ~ -— eeeeoe one *: sEAEEECSEE wewoenioe 10.00; around 2 - ee and vealers ch “utility ‘and senanse 1T.00-23.00; — Salable established: mainiv No. 2 and 3 “180-260 good = woo : 241 spend oa shorn lambs No, 2 ome "96 Ibs. eye wee to choite pane M ‘Knowland Planning WASHINGTON u® — Sen. Know- land (R-Calif) said today he isn't going to campaign intensively in to win two-party nomination for governor. * * Knowland, ° ‘the Senate Republi. 7 Gardner Den “ma . * fs PESSSNSERESSSSSENS SRS Se SSeS mie m av : oeeee —- SPeSere es esbihe ke hem fone +ovene eeeee Pa erekeeRes™ e2y 2 rgeeraee +e pee eeee sdabeseeassssssace onnee ee — te eere eee cnet Peeuvawe au SSesesieys eee oseee oeeeeee Eseseeperenyets = ? 2 2 oy : B bee enn ee ed o2aee eoee WIV MRaARSFeae 8 BH AIS PMS eens <0oee Trueh wt éseeee oeene ie ington until Congress eeee- no nd @ on cpm ba aotes fall. rransemer : Twent Cen ... 23.3 Declare Cambodia N eutral (@] (INS) —The Cambodian Embassy in Tokyo to- day issued a statement declaring Cambodia is a “neutral” , country. The statement said: - bodia’s international position. “This law stipulates that: “4. Neutral country. “She abstains from bindi: country. an appeal to the U.N., or toa “A law has been promulgated which enounces Cam- The kingdom of Cambodia is ng military or. ideological al- liances with foreign countries. “She will not launch an agetention against any foreign “In case the kingdom is invaded by a foreign country, she reserves the right to defend herself militarily, to make friendly “country.” of “industrial neighbors-to-be’’ who contribute to charities and other —— needs “with no bargains asked 5. An—agegressive leadership in the mayor's or a manager's office. and Dog Found Safe in Woods Phony Agents Rob : Widow of Financier 4\. DETROIT w —The widow of a wealthy financier yesterday was 4wobbed of two mink jackets and $200 by three gunmen who gained entry to her home. by posing as * * Mrs. Bray wie men took out Wedding Music Is Furnished - by Symphony HALIFAX, N.S, (®—Two young American misicians were honey- mooning in Nava Scotia today aft- er a wedding ceremony for which their . colleagues in the- Halifax Symphony Orchestra. provided the musical background. - * _*% * +| Violinist” Beverly Clare Shores,| Cheyenne, Wyo., and bassoonist Thomas Emerson Groves, Flem- ington, Pa., were married in the First Baptist Church. Jonathan conductor of the or- After a-motor tour, they'll be back in their places with the or: —o ay we. Naturalized' citizens of the United Detroit. Nome vt er tata bcoing Pei except that of beceang president. _jdog, a jet black Skip, probably wandered as far as| MacMeachels Bisard skipped into the woods with the light snow and wind last night. the search in the heavy under- brush before she was found by Charles MacWilliams, a gas sta- tion operator of Barryton, and Art McNeely, a farmer of Barryton. Little Lansing Girl). REED CITY W — Little Susan| snoctages her grandparents’ cocker spaniel.) Three hours later, wet, cold and/. _ifrightened, she was found in dark- ness huddled with the dog against 4 Terms of Settlement to End 3-Week _— uled jo return to work today and tomorrow following ratification of a settlement by United Auto. Work- ots Lame & poetry. oN favorable More than 100 men moved into/ day, | Union ‘ Meiers Okay) Chrysler Corp.'s strikebound Plym-| E "Troy Man Injured -in Rochester Collision a visit af the farm béme of ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. New- ton MacMeachels, near Barryton in northwest lower Michigan. State police said the girl and the cocker named four miles from the MacM home, then veered back until she ++ 964 tive Democratic opponent, State Atty.. Gen, Pat Brown, have an- nounced they will file for both the Democratic and Republicar nom- ‘inations for governor in the June in. California, t+ & *- When he ran for re-election to the Senate five years ago, Know- land won both party, nomination in the primary. But he said in’an interview he- doesn't believe that will happen in the governorshi Both Knowland and ‘his prospec-/¢ primary. Cross filing ‘is permitted ing Rand ‘lint Bus Mch 3° ¥ AAI Fy derw tn Carbide | oe a -seee8 Unit Afre ... ‘Unit Fruit . +. wo . Detroit Judges. Reply to Black Charges Q Za¢ ~ + he ae raipiiitti eo yelesires ce uuseeanees lidust Ray . Interlak: Ir.” 22 Int. Nick |. es Int Paper ‘st. Bh & T Int Tel & Tel 3O Zenith Rad Ti STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK, _ nen oy the Associated Press DETROIT #—Two Michigan su- preme court justices are stepping into a fast verbal battle outside the privacy ot their chambers. contests. - Brown will win the Democratic’ nomination,” ‘he said. Suit Opens fo Try. Hoffa Election Tot WASHINGTON @®— Trial of al suit challenging the election ie James R. Hoffa as president of the Teamsters Union opens today, in Féderal District Court. Hoffa, currently on trial in New York City on criminal wiretap ‘con- spiracy charges, was not expected to attend early phases of the hear- ings here, although he may testify later. * a & : He is charged in the New York suit which does. 1 presence in court, although he other officials of the union “named as.defendants: *«—» * * ‘* he addition to asking a pe “I expect to.win the Republican) Nom nomination and I ‘assume Mr. week ” ‘Indust. Util, Stocks Mon vs MAS He at's oiee3 Previous dey 242.9 .85.8 Til. 159 ago and said there were ottiers who were aeteiions too. on Edwards idicaied ‘hat possibly there was room for improvement but pointed out several‘ shouldered . by Wayne circuit Uphold Winter Vacations 5 === tions in the winter, as we stagger them, is most efficient. In fact, it is as efficient as it could be.” : was found about a mile from the) 28 Safely Removed — Ftom Antarctic Ship ea fo an Mt Rainier Search MT. RAINIER NATIONAL Park, Wash. — Search for a young Seattle engineer missing since Saturday morning on storm- swept Mt. Rainier will be resumed Ranger Al Rose said, Oe we Eis cae co collided with that of Ken-— today, weather permitting, Chief- pbobsend a Z she. 2 I ; i eat sae SK : ~The average Wayne circuit court judge has 1,100 cases filed per year as with 666 for outstate judges,. he said, and DETROIT STOCKS C. J, Nephier Co.) Figures after decimal points are en Elec. & Equip: Co* « Baldwin Robber Co." ... ; Ross Gear Co.* a ae eye Fev e ees -_ : ees a & bot me Sd 0 sale; bid and asked, Pontiac Youth, 17, Held. in Shooting of Hunter rt cal wounding f + Seceaw mas ried. * * a) said, he thought ‘uae Was a rey bn ‘Seder was reported“in an Alpena ste | bots legs. a ee Oct,. 5, These include aa left Pontiac last Wednesday +s ee night. With him were. his- A 11-year-old Pontiac youth is|, rma- (hospital with ‘shotgun wounds in “ts dlsie ‘ths to vinta ae Wendell, —— ‘who is under, EO er eve grown from 1,800,000 to 2,800,- 000 since 1929, the number oft judges still is 18. FitzGerald, executive judge” of the Wayne County circuit court, said Black’s statements were the “] ~helieve the + tt of “imp per. information.” , - “In the so-called half-day, ‘the. difference in actual trial work tent cos 's ning “thrash out’ the complaints by Black is scheduled for Dec. 19) in Detroit, . the regular’ ta Se i setae: FitzGerald | The a minary. to} ; maar’ Niaioadl meeting, at a F S8PE FFs: Ae -charges __ made without. a full understand. and other Wayne jurists and bar =i of the situation,” FitzGera diassn. delegations. hind heavy shielding while watch- “ing tests of nuclear energy. if a Fi ae | Pe ee 5 2 Lowell Linn, 23, who moved to Seattle six months ago. from Min- neapolis, was last seen by a fel- low .climber Saturday morning near Panorama Point, at the 6,500 foot level on the 14:402oot moun. Interservice Competition Scored ne Vannevar Bush | - WASHINGTON AP) ~‘Tinee Republi- : ¢an senators said today_a Senate investiga- _tion into the missile program indicates the “need for greater. armed forces unification oe 4 ‘ - Senators Bridges_ (R-NH), ‘Saltonstall (R-Mass) and. Francis” Case Cite N (R-ND) said ment coordinator be’ given ¢ \ transfer. various funds, to channel them “ie ts ‘Dr. Venievas tiem, Jormer head et tl en ieee ; ‘ieee praca! a iia ion Ss o* * ‘ < ooapetiiien HiT, [in| : rf F So taagaen = E aS “x| Voorhees-viple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance ‘or Motor! «. 2 in i : ell be : M eh ~ state : : te ; ‘ x : ee if 5 =—* : : = : at e yan, Fs ct ee sem 3 As ; |Help Wanted Male 6) PHOTOGRAPHY | : - _ Funeral service will be : ipannetes ? let Puneral i. from “the Dorr W. alee 10 BOYS . ie wet oe Oe ie ul Apply jo pemen Monday or Tue - BERT FALKNER bes? AT HOe DEPT.| | REAL ESTATE | og PONTIAC PRESS | iiph eet saet trpeatines Fury & spams 09.| E =! ii i s Ss iJ Whi lev. ‘Roland zs wie? Aire ts “CHILD CARE ; ua CLASSIFICATIONS 666 to $4.200's Y a =: $3; $4,200.a Year : so Unters : : oe -_ re ) Excellent Minima acreny = ve . NO & AOneue wake| Wanted to Rent =. y for men in- with and INDEX | Sees course =p Barta . “ ~ * di F sd : J : ) Pursle ANNOUNCEMENTS: * PF teeeeeeeownwe ** Serer ners ga eee eee FAO REREEEER ORE EE DED Poets Rew oenee ee 2800 SOE EOE ER COOH "Fy oy Geena i 2» We ' eh ent Ey ee eee tothe ein iaaR eats i Industrial ‘Tractor Co. js°b ‘BAKERY SALESLADY : MACHUS BAKERY XN. un ‘i & : Pontiac Farm and aN: Be i. | sft z E E Ey Manager for Barber Shop| 2... — * MENT : A ECORA —— : = cep =". Spent oepi 2 is ‘om — — ~— : is +s “ i: eet = = _ wD —t SGING aes * “ered . : cM. 3 IRST ( wend eetens Gay teetetw eee mM Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 1ST, FLOOR. Rae Teens FE _ 23-7435. + ae i BEDE UPPER ON EUCLID. i Be faerie tt "ha ati pet > _{W. 0. Whitcomb, Fi RMS. “BEDAM., NEW, LAKEPRONT oe + around apt. Wall-to-wall 5 © tile. bath, grind al, 908 e furn, Paim ii; ROOMS. STOVE AN STOVE AND REPRIG |. ‘ a oe see - hot waser, iar sarace. ae ) mo. FI B0445." ; Rng _AND BATH, veer nt. is 5 ROOM ( MODERN. ‘Russell * ‘Nott, J GLORIA 1 APA ARTM ENTS fae | eae : pies | Eire EAE | | DO YOU HAVE ONLY _ $1100 yo AN ga ‘farge lott? If 50, call Jerry EA Adams Co.. after $:30 OR 3-€043. FULL PRICE | a es Te Trocke| REALTOR 1643 Union Lake Rd. neo . atta |"h — uae sing sey a ieee wiagut "Forest, STOUT Best Buys beaMine OF A ‘coy 2 > r 2 7 i i : BE i < acda-sehide oveei@ling x tele soeia ihehielt; ata felted '. .. but a five-dollar bill and four aces!” : . For Colored Families beara. 2, trade co eae Fate | Realtor. RA 7-3615 “SUB SBURBAN L LIVING bedroom built a 100x H URON VAL LEY Russell A. Nott, Realtor PE 4-5006 3-6961. F WESTERN OAKLAND a: tenable SEPARATE \ mace, near Sears, $40-mo,.. FE . = se 4_ ROOMS BATH. HEAT. SRM AP (APT. oS ; ROOM HOUSE Var 8. Bessie Be eR eee = noon yxPow™. sete R week. ee ” Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | “$8168 Ti N, Saginaw St: ches paR cE “men FORE. EM sabe ‘lLoday \ FOREVER YOURS fares moots og 1 per mo. FE 2-5 secniscsin RO ae 4. Living reom.. kitchen 2 | basement saree, lim- _ OL, 1-0402. : yen UNFURN] Rent Lake Cottages 36A ROOMS, ALL FURNISHED, WIL |. gone Lake. 6871 Forrestiawn, FE) : BRICK RANCH HOME _ -_ .§ BEDE 48 $2,730 DOWN Attractive, jow and rambiing N home, with fful full tile : b bath, modern . |_#treamlined storms and screens, e plante: box, 2 car garage, concrete drive, outstanding buy $15,759. - 3B BUNGALOW — DOWN the grace yes- seven rooms, Spa. For Rent Rooms 37) [I PURN ROOM, SEMINOLE Hii Bing jami Rd. Garage avail Dap ROT RW FORTIOI 3 5) RM. FOR I ma.| york ike i FE base. re NISHED FLAT. ind FLOOR 3 $50 per mo. Oakley Pk. MA $2316. WEST SIDE ith | €ntrances and baths. bere gm stove and and refrigerate BES % E. ke SLEEPING ROOMS, 1 DOU Eo cageem Wk We Keane 4-044. AVAILABLE 4 ry} E. Fike AD i AY per Week & up. GLEAN "SLEEPIN NG oe Rent Houses Furnished 35) _ == vine yon aide. *T per “week. ROOM, LADIES. see pri tom “nome. A a . “blocks fe From town, re, 8 aanine Rooms With Board 38} Convalescent peas 3h 38A ~, Hotel Rooms : aa i ++ HOTEL AUBURIN of se ty ‘bath and extra lavatory, good nardw oors cenvanneah heeds some work, but investment, easily verted for- income property or. DORRIS & N REALTORS © mii TRA WE SELL - MULTIPLE Listing SERVICE “| Clarkston- Orion: ‘Rd. Three bedroom ranch home with ; full heat wot, eat Walters "Late,” Gas | "$1,500 down. Oxford Mare is 9 —_ agains new .. Lake Orion, Mich. MIDDLETON ~ SPECIALS! LOCATED just off Bald in leve- ly me ith FE Thru Partridge Sell Thru Partridge © FURNISHED ely MONEY pears hanes c Bais PE 8-431! Why oon Rent? ? With bu’ 4 8 cr 3 bedroom starter agua § gas heat, cones wa 1, =. * geen, 500 down. giBct WAY REALTY “BLAIF DRAYTON PLAINS bed © | Lake Orion Suburban : tuated eegen stage Sage Liv." INCOME $950 DOWN IMMACULATE. 5 Pa ~ bun- Kifenen. Basement walet tad seat ear garage, 2 Only substantial down Bog Fg nw CF ey Off Walton Blvd. GEORGE BLAIR - ee ‘ 4 shape. The | See "fatare "subdividing FROLy BRICK Resi buy. ar a . “PW. WW. DINNAN Rea. tight tem “a a oo ee Mie con Fetent eres acres with 196 foot : spaciotis old family home | 5S amrerune KNUDSEN Winter Won't W ait, Why Should You? “possession, Solve Eves: 70 a Pbetim.* is a steal, Only $1,500 down, - John K. {rwin. Realtor. Since 1928 - we Huren 8t Phone FE 5-447 Eve. bs +nis 436 DOWN - lp BR ng: fea vg ‘7, hew- ly decorated. bas. abt sesh sors hese rr aera a teat, with recreation “ares. "its well- scaped- 4 more for an pain’ : SMITH- WIDEMAN $14,840 right otf W Huyton ét ‘Turn i Rd. . Tor ‘nleh.71 bioek Pg ne ‘uo 1 our sign. JERRY E. ADAMS CO. OPEN 2 TOTFPM. - email’GI af FHA down vay-| be gers age to (wade, Ap! ; ” PRURRY SS Sec¥ 3 vert. SETTER SEEL BETTER BUY! Realty FE $4525 412 W. Huron WARNING! 7 plserable, Un yo 4 te ieee E i f FOR KENT GIN | - Established jn 1916 INDIAN VILLAGE /\. a DOLLAR VALUE Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 4 2200 Dixie « at Telegra PE 2-01 nT at. Telegre AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING Present for the entire f, - - a Sapien red. rancher - famuy 4 Clatkston-Orion Road 152 W. wron \Phone, PE +1367) . WHITE BROS, , ROCHESTER. UTICA . bath, hardwood Goors, Toome, nariwood Noor, cor: Fee “ORION $200 down, 2 bedroom brick. Starter " Smith- Teawtord. Ine. TWO OFFICES “Rochester, "a. OL 1-0002. sa00' 8. 1588 E_ Auburn. Rd, OL 6-1236 wart Ditie Hey. bar | Open. Bren tH.8 Sun. 10 ad pon transferred. Very neat” ew oa Sache ines, large - 4 JMO REALTY in quiet soos MONDAY SPECIALS! ‘|102° 8. BROADWAY | MY 2-2821| — _ SHORT , PRICE or district a DRAY It and modern to price ‘BROWN ~— Lovely gg pag age style ge 3 pee cit acres of jand bah well we fF U He i : i “ 3 f ag. i cf oe 2 2 2 | & eo ‘bivd. 6 room home| | A. JOHNSON, Realtor 2 ‘ Pull basement. fruit c 2 corner price $8. 3om0 8. Commerce Ra. MA +1578 & lene | q TERS ae Ee of ee set if tterested cail owner. DAYS... WO 3-3350 __ EVES, ‘BAT. & SUN. TO #0651 _ Multi-Lakes Realty BEDEM : f celles Sind tows MILLER ie WEST 4 BEDROOM ~Lir- ing ra. tm. # kitchen, full basement, -Clarkston: REAL ESTATE INC. | ACROSS BANK: __MAple 56821 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Business Frontage Across from Sears morms | Lake Farm—- - */ 400’ on the Lake Front leecune & ay : lof Ground 365% x 132g 7 rooms for the ‘and 4 mie Gn | Farninhed fome : tt |$500 Do ae Ae 133352 u Mr. Ponty ies —, this is ~ home - tes and mF, fenced oa bene crit pociaee eee “per most. after’ the payment. ; WARD E. PARTRIDGE | REALTOR | PE. 4-3581 a. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ONE rf 7 Location _ “WILLIAM MILLER Realy, nig ecges : "The i ay Rent? Cluttered? Proudly + a — this l-owner bunga- .. cares too small? Wall ton nok foo BR swapping old for new. The Pi : = us * large, RAY ONE, take - Fe fn i, Se ans "BUD" | Ce Figen ae — Cae : eros emit laa | ee clou . Bud | Nichotie, Restor a or WHOLESALE & 0 RETADE Spruce ‘and be sit ha For Sale Miscellaneous 60 |, ? z ae ; Fee ne “eg N NICHOLIE CLARK REAL ESTATE| E22, Bac iSPEee these aw WESE SIDE US BtS Seema Seas Sete : HAYDEN | fecfcte E.On ae CARL W. BIRD, Realtor eras Saber eS = MPARE 1G, on aad bus. re wae ee RBAN. Just gd pata “I want someting ‘to- will make me ‘tok taller when P I'm! — “SAVE THIS: NUMBER! —__ “YOU MAY NEED IT FE 8-8562. 22 See me MIDDLE STRAITS LK. en ae ceslent selene evn, Za Rents 1 Ws POS bem ball -_ Eurmaped,_ 2, eodreom. mesons) a ot meseuum ¢ room] Or Sale Acreage 47] no, Opportunities 51, Money to Loan 33. - GAS & OIL BURNER basement aod. earace oa "Tited) ‘garoet n' Living "room. “see. |, ACRES IVER mons) ~ oe | _ abate Licensed Lenders) | 31 MCA SERVICE CO. Sl The Pare LOANS WRAY O'NEIL. Realtor 5. Te ‘ » Open O68 Before You Invest ment. i _ - Sete . os overdue pe, ge | popine Gomes t slower i Sale Sean” “és ; Sal tm Part ee — ce ass Boas: nae RotakyY BURNERS ‘* | to be on the wh RECS F. 3 : iC \ _ For Colored | Se int “All bedrooms 9 CAE VaUET Vanes. § iis apis a Ortoe in : igh ‘benches, Sige go me wees see oo DEALERS FOR: $189 DOWN | Taree. Onke Soors, plastered walls, | 180 Acres’ near Oxford: bas gravel | _Y° Chrysler \Airtemp A very-very = chuice ape Sal coscmann te and ¢ : “4 siaecccs SEAT very skeet Teor wake ume (br . ies eg lot, At 9 Ac ning F ej butid- : - Xt ae » bag... General Electric home ono large corner tet with, ~~ ~ wure to call. “fas 3 acte spring fet axe) ’ bookease | LAR -— FRESE; 5 . AND es Ss Seem) ee AP ainblet en eee] CETTE | Finance Co. | | iF orapart Wake ate | Pee gue Luxaite at Sree ee | O ] | CUCKLER REALTY Salas | Se price ein : diiding | FURNACES = ist yY See ~~ 5 Tavern Y Pontiac x MPLETI "Suk | Loo, woone ar, KR. D. RILEY, Brok ths cecenialit er war Tontine with ving | 2 1 ; : aa ti gece sereg | na ieee Lake Be Beat, euabie you to eley, ois . DAIRY FARM — sees sarees Drayton Plains 3 ‘ag FoR won oe a eeBTrouNre Geearaeeeee Baa eae g MEARE | Wales te nog Rove, [ESLER OPRE Sees Birminghani, If, Mile Woodwars! og tg and a wis. | cise ara siae, Past and s. «3 Utica iy ; = - “ ; A bs re = Sake Sere : =~ 3 Sccomeal.” sensed "yard siocms| Mating ebace Kichew tnepect wats | Evert Tigha, motera, 1h fom |. 7: ial Builds ; ‘sou NCES — Kad soreens. ive ent garage“ bome and be thankful you @id.| Owner forced to sell os account Commerci uilding nent se wiNG WAGHIEE Chee ~ ANCHOR FES "ENC i rye ears dows 'W ld | i Site owt wa | Masoart"constracuan bra. Oui oko h ae: week, FE 2410.) FRen © =D Mite Pest | SeRY ok . seapemg wens sexo VV OULD... sp CITY FARMER | Ee a eee ] as --EURNITURE __ TY SETS. FR aus oyaese| Mae bog mnot. Ox Enat Siae Victntty st] 7, WE, “Es,.8 SIE | Savas gers form pay 16 met 7 machinery i desired. $25 TO $30 oe eo ee -atianinedl os. | gate a "pa | ail new moving. ‘Et, that one of finest Westies’ Baines’ ir - On your own auto. or FE 0. s E “a. 3 Goce Packet Mneagee OF Hl). Se? LS Sadroom’ Some aes) home, 7 barae cot eg sea) MICHIGAN BUSINSS | £5 a4 (pace uivNe Roo gure) == WALTON TV S ; | wore pease pe ae | fee ae te ae| f ine pains eas | SALES CORPORATION Frendiyind © Moder step tables wafting al 90 N. _ oman a Se hg yg a eg aye M. Stout, Realtor || “ih J SRAEaRR,ARoE™ HOME & AUTO ie Immediate possession Only $250, shinough ise wand > ae 3? ‘oo eee FRONT Door” LOAN CO. 15 “On PHAS GL eae Ee neAsowabie Some | res nines Party Store a _S Perry St ‘Corner Pike) _abie, | ATOR. EXC. COND, ALBO Greplace screen & large olf tank. Geod vides $32. 468 COMMERCE EA Showing ‘GET CASH OUICKLY “ee - . gross. Real estate with lie- siete rang sia Humphries Udine — oust Nome | Ee ee eet! §~Up to $500 fail ote ~ tm- xi Felt Base Rugs 3 25} Gead in i Test Alcohol | tein ~ metiate pecsession ores eves ©, ACP Et mouse, tair rvquich sie Gull us, we lor terms. VINYL THLE, te MAGIC 7 ar ae ; LISTING service ce . —. Class 4 a an aye xt. t. Wall Tile Tile 25c:_ i” ies “seem suite Never used. ge tS | ae: JIM WILLIAMS: ACRES — Escsient, bout, | NEAR TAWAS CITY. Qua. aspesion Roo’ Conting. § gal. #035 Poo Merle, ‘PE. 403! Sf AL coer = ‘RM. NEAR TEL-HURON.| 'S pared teat, Wea building. modern heme 3 ae Co GUAR. HOUSE i. $198 SEWING MACHINE. VACUUM Stee MRI * WSs tenth ——| SnenamEtgece | Stat gems me drs Loan Company |sen hei peated an © ee Ya BY OWNER MPontiag Lake. Rows ee. ee "Fe see is \o bay. | 397 POWTIAC STATE BANE BLDG | VACANT for immediate e : ; bedrooas warge ivieg : B: E 2-9206 eS - street 5 room, 1 wtity wom. 3 years old. slum . Rg TEAGUE by ea co. $1.35 trem - orms 1 eeTeens ne 3 ‘ of 202 _ . —— . » “ 1b fe there eee eae aio o” best, 99.500 with #500 iaSion 5 acres NA . ; Ms 2 . “ aM, ai - down —.No closing costs oe ST. pt ear around . ROCHESTER, MICH. yurniers, $35. _ Se ’ Ti. | {28 8%, Diyscore ....... 8. of Saduth tneiud- ree a a moders. ro. bie]. ce came “2 : F fac ; ont a ; ater 6:08 p.m. Laverty will produce excefient income. Gas ings. Fur F Aart wetes ee sewer tpe or : . enty read rv) , ee rind | Ee ertes gt Ah w Se ee | aR TED. som pom oF: i man pe) ee ee ber Immediate possession. Ph ; me. s 6.95 | 5 a 7 Scams sees. = | ~ WHEN YOU-XEED eet ne ol bing - i side SOF Jamis 333 Com ‘ ai 1 Lee, | eit with : ‘gkJés” batts, brass, pair ... 49° BLAYLOCK : Edward M,. Stout. Realtor | A A tue ou Way, dut @ lot oo AN TanDwane | Door — gets ee. .: 180) : x : TLN. Saginaw st. Pa. FE 35-8165 das and elec. refrig- 6. T Rd. | Fe 599682 Zoncilte; .. veces Bag. L39 ; dened i F. REI. SALES MOR FOR rahile akD achEAUuE erator Pyenges & water beaters, Across Mirecie Mile Pignhe | ineulation, 100 B Z an 8 " sa . Epite we sank PE +4i81 | cau Gudecge OF Dil PE +008 = to “oreo: a You ‘ean me PRS,” ‘eo Bathroom tigutres, beds. chests, —= ree Dose wicks eiana: ts esapiises 8.95 S-Family Brick ia DOWN ON A_3 BEDROOM) 79 acres os Mitord Be pte ee Osticasess Living "resen wultes. |Quas. electri ak for our wbene, “Caab-Way Excellent lecstion on main pared) home of wade equity for 20 f| viliege limits water. Sewage) = AT SAGIN AW BAY you" occasional chairs. lamps. 3) price list 4 street. Always rented, Beautiful) housetraile:. OR after 6:00| @® natural gas line av One of the ‘TV sets, radios, } room yeas $400) monthy ed nent’ on| = | see Ai fete na” Sauy408 per the Bay. Har © atucpctirg beech “SI ether min. at rh terms. 2 . i 2008 | front are [= Tr ‘Visit our trade dept. for resi | $650 TOTAL L $6,950 : pants =. : - _ sagme, Br maitre] EAST RR Adeective 3 t Pri 555,000 | Bs FINANCE CO. _ "ORE" Som ta 7 acell 7 SE ee ins Eve festa ee e . FE 4-1574 _| 70 34) MON gr tvatlable.. . Se, | “Waa See | epee | SE SIRMINGHAM. +n ; of x HY cation ‘on Y ‘BORROW WISELY open MON, BAT 8 TO8 © OM Si. ; Given sah =. BIR NGHAM 7 J R Hiltz . room house, vacant, substantial Ser Valuable. real ‘thei \ From Ss cialists! 4 miles. E. ‘of Wate ae 1 mile tows Huron. eae 4 ~~ CLOSE i 'y lr DOORS : ~ Must | sell Rate a Ge Briek 2 ensesen down pome Bi e| “call for L calasia now. \ pe B of Aubin Heights om Auburn ~ Siegler € Vil Heaters Slightly damaged steel fold doors Talbot Lumber | a EY — AYARD E PARTRIDGE ; ANTIQUE CORNER CUPBOARD Zytiee- the Reet st_halt-the cost feet S ae eve + ae - st, k B | iow 3 “aD “HOME “Ix PERRY For Sale le Lake ke Prop. 44 Coni’l Property. tron RFALTOR FF. 4-381 Neen ‘Leree piessathne finigh | butternut somes nee en tt 3371 Sad © & Bhadeck” ponte FE : tdear rock eee , pet ee | nner nren © PEAL ESTATE. & BUSINESSE: _ net a See ey ~~ TOASTMASTER | LLON wa ae nave B Boer Seen YT ere eae ere cane | Ba eS ae Rc a Aa A 3 Cedar Island Lake - Lake privileges $750 Low dows| high cee {or with s '. . (OPEN ave Tins - - | _Hougehgid has been solving ADMIRAT © PORTABLE TV, $89. -iluron. * front ; terms. 3 bedroom home: tn from ef | Severs phone of vist HPC eect crt washer, 060; | TYgdl, MONT | SACRIFICE. Pe : room, well} g. Fun vase: (pexms OCONNOR BROKER North end of town. Call to | ————~ i tea lume ‘Speco Queen washer, $98; : ment. OF} heat, needs some 20840 MA 8-0683 - DEA: G POOLs os, Fad A i ~ 3 located: near : ; ’ Korse auto. washer, si0s: TRADES N_RUGS 1 F : ekg & Dabiin, Schools. “LAKEFRONT BRICK Brickereté and Cement . industry io anerieswacr? Es | Household Finance 1 Nerds ene dryer, iaitalled. | y. $ 2 ern wm ; pute 1 eng ee Lor nee to pay oF 90 days—seme as wigt = a oh REE. GREGG | tae. appre , Sactes with| gas ‘heal. Nice front office. | Srallable, tn our, package | 4eAl-/ 3, 6, gaginaw, "PE ¢0sis, | cash. vaicir ea “ ule to 2 . rite wire - ; oun : __ =. Ca Tan rage 2 baths f|- Geo: sam. Good Pic POOLS, 1028 Piibe : ‘ArmIa Lf Ae OME p inna r c mer. | Pe tang. * 18 W, 3 = ee a i) ft terms. : se ; rt : : = e tor gees ni "Cains ee Bt. oe, 4. Pa! QUIC ‘ : Hempstead oe ee ae « ae ee OM ATHE STATE| CASH LOA TE EU 2 ee niet om COME - SEE - BUY i . BDD - N. Pontiac. : Ls ' 136 EZ. PIKE 8ST. OPEN EVES. Gross 38 ake er, B an. plus! GET THE CASH yo < oeeuenst esas eans $550 Dt DOWN sean rent —( larkston FE 4-9584 inventory mazar = i WANT. * $25 TO $500. EGIA - Washe ee ice Neaes er tee “J 1 er basemen 7 wh BUSINESs BLDG. — West gebes. mau P trom at alt heat +—“warr Jocation tor Tv: re IN RECORD TIME CHS ise, REAL ESTATE INC.. OAKLAND AVE. . Building tise 38 532 with | ON FUSMToRE ay / 20.5. Main, rkston, Mich. EXCELLENT investment buy. 10) @ - ving pantiece we. $6,500 | Rixo or aa , “Baie RRACES in- jane: Maple. 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Sp OER Ia SN, ae ates BT ts. Fates Bae. ; i ee tees Eten “COMMUNITY | hin moet em we eae Siva ead) “PONTIAC RETAIL” , Boats & Accessories 85 MOTOR SALES, Roger’ s Sales & Servite spon ney oe NS Bud Shelton | “Century. Boats — Mercury \. Main St. HOME OF THE RUGGED JEEPi| TODAY'S © GR Tite” thier Reign? | mas Mess gates | __-ROCHESTER _| HURON MOTOR SALES| _ OK SPECIALS | FORTHE feet senReTION) OP F ERS ; 5 PE st121, 3137 W. Auron, FE 2-6122 ig now DAPERIAL. CEDOOR | ALWAYS a SELECTION OF | 1951 cuevrolet: ddr ens] | Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac ‘St Volkswanen ater | JOHNSON MOTORS | "EAE. Po hetne “ee on w aid om sau (iE Eat EB CoN BS erg He Evi tor the boat.- = . Eu, ep adie & oa White- : ‘ DOOR 930. BS Chevrolet’ 3 wagon tas | . , ‘58 Cher Sonvere Sens wait ti. | %: " altcead Ge og ee ite Ford (i ae is Woodward FF Ee S6 SG ercennroere Stes | Transportation Offered 87 _ 41 Briar, Pontiac Lake. se Ford V8 23r pene $1983 Beham MI-4-1930 se Fontion 3 ag tikes | 28 Efe) Fo OO RS enone apicancowe | See Ee a chi OUTS bees | ‘ = Gat slewitee.| | OPEN EVENINGS. | BBY ap aasw via ™ (iat Servant cesta iader | a alte bate saat Be | Rtas | |e Bono nombaaran, + pm. | Maner°e his Deiat = | uany one 70 cnoose rnon| Haro, }aile'wen of Tolopios: |p fort owner. me eS . peperun. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS > cae. ft Owe, & Bud Sh 7 | can ete oe ‘bel ou aut FAIRLANE §, LATE 195. 8 8H.) ALL WINTERIZED AND Gers sEiTER ORAL Fig sad ponte | : ‘BOWLING BALL, BAG, | _ Machinery, NA 17-3282, Orionville. | WANT TO SPEND CHRISTMAS SIR] Lake | Orion Motor Sales | Sis" otiy’ Sars: excelent con FOR A BETTER DEAL 1 S ~-Seseiemnsehes pioes "own DOWLING CRED FERGUSON, TOM TRAC) Simcight Depot ced ie ibe roi "Eq CEARESTON BD, rugs W. iwitxensitay BETTER SEE WILLACCEPT |™ ronmaca eC Fe Pines VIRGINIA OR PH. Used mane. sqeonnees. <4 tke 3 ote, Very Coe * i? 1 FORD PAIRLA Se eo ____._MAyiair 6425000 Ouibeard | motors, boats, app om ge : | Hunting Coats & Pants | HOUGHTEN & SON. | $7°%fa™ or events pe eabe Bew Se ~_NOTHING FREE HASKINS. part pay'mect on @ rood axed’ car. | "Ashe ears _ Plus Taxes ) g oe. pe JUST TRANSPORTATION terms. . Vour Car Dow | 5 Ratieg Ret tenlal*tnettar-| nazaesur” ” *E“" Beha!” Wanted Used Cars 88 |, "TOA BOHR, INC. | oiere§ gears nes! CoevRoL, ET BILL. SPENCE Pontiac on Dean ge URE “McCulloch Chain | Saws | had Sh so MU _— Pivmoun $80, "So Buick $30, “S| > “oakland - | 92 Gaxigna "eve | ee ae ae | 167.50 Shelton Motor Sales Gt A BETTER DEAL FROM Footie $61. ‘st Ford 3 De. &. Fastest. Gro ate issé OLDS Buy, Trade or List | ria Pkys top dollar on modeis.| Eddie Stee Hatbor FE es $751 at MIS | Oakland County's wildest | ce ee 2S aart 73 teen ‘Bive. FEtee| Seo | Roatlie 8 re ME en san bites "un 9| jon, tives, 0.00 By ‘owner, er BE Auto Brokers trader, out to beat any | : ' kn 1: ion 159 . Rei < 56 Buick Special .: ; [$1795 i "36 CHEVROLET '36 FO EORD Ss PONTIAC'S LARGEST SELEC. . > pa Ee einer Bee... eae "55 ive BUY SELL DAILY | O*_ OF Bie, Ano "aE: saa Lust Quality Cars ouaee DESOTO | 57 Ree 62 eo "Sead stock wd "|. * +36 PONTIAC > poy ee aad ee gt a vie Daze ‘ OR $-2717 | Oakland at Cass tres, Wer reshary nt Demet. Bee S000 actual miles. cn © heater. A rae 55 Buick Special g1003|| ~~ BARRE. ge 35. DODGE \ SEASONED OAK FIREPLACE | ZVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT? For Sale Cars 91 53 a SE OS ee A 59 OLD§MOBILE: “2Dr.. white a . 135 CHEV ROLET Poe: = wood, radio Sean standard sh! : \e FE_5 oS REP Res Snert Sale Farm. 390 ————— ete _ Sieo’ elu ‘segan 0G. te & Dix. Hol. Sedan’ excellent condition. STOCK j ome BAY 453 mek. *TTAC ASONED TAGE noggeedt oe yey 1053 CHEV. 4. 4 DR. SEDAN POWER |‘: 0 e 367 : - a : if "Plants, ‘Trees Shrubs 68 | tet anmeee. Pe dome T"| Sittte pce amg °° TOA!) BPs statesman 2 ar, Rens | BRAID | 186 Starchiel Cat. 1455. Buick Century -$1395 | Ea VORKSW. AGON re nce ar | ae See Ces te R. & R. Motors | Be Bitce darsion, Mal, Power. ay eM ES Eno ARPrOe. "oY Stitt || 55 CHEV EVROLET << phe . onBh pies" he FE| 09,70, OxTORD OPEN EVENINGS | ‘st Seria “ar: uke’ase. Wew| CASS ar. W Pre Pie =™ | °56 Sedan DeVille | Stock wO"!nf lh vee cy gee eats. ES | @ Roya 25 Pr. - ALUREINGM| 24, Onkiand Ave. FE 0-600) | tres. ; samen a Aa ‘$5 Special ..:$1345 5] 55 CHEVROLET ees mg SHADE TREES trailee slecns oer .| 061 CRRY IMPERIAL, 4, Buick Special b4 54 FORD bug e, and Norway Mae, exc. cond. will sell on BZ terms’| Cl k tor a eg hs Beitect 56 Century H'top De. + osil 6 CHEVROLET , Bee oie ope el Ee On oR. & R. Mote Eas Brabeegiieciss om | STATON BAO ‘4 CHEVROLET mn “awnings 43.000 full price. 9516) Ce , Ors. Fairlane 2-Dr. — aes ea mat : ‘ ; Jeat tires, SPOCK RO. NO. ion” a ~ BA iP viet "$4 P NTIAC : . Winter days ahead. Remember, ‘Wate’ walls. nd glass, R & BENS qos & : - "535 Vietoria | E 1095 ’S4 CHEVROLET.” $5. : Peerag, Se ae none: | Rain tk Eetcly mane oe tue na} MOTs | TIQs ee | ell 82. CHEVROLET SEAGER © $5,005 | Sa ects’ Son al] oom. RAR e (|) $9 Sedan” | eee ak || 82 FORD. Fagg Weg | ER. Gaiman | oes the ae [OT Salt ve @ X FORD | ae x tape =, io5|| SS PEYMOUTH i, BOB HUTCHINSON a sgpaaans [Ne ks _ 155 Special—0. ‘ee iwi colnmmeemae CHEVROLET oo oo SY COCKETIELA Tilkina| “Obile Homes Sales Tre. | ee Be Pcs = <2 el sa 422. 3 NASH Be * a ‘ + * bd fe oe " DSON 3 : ’ peaxeet fe" —— Paine "Sy x20 oes hae one. Py YOUR SUBURBAN _ = ao ned 3. Sedan‘. 1154-ford Convert, ..$ 995 ; 54. FORD 7 50 MERCURY FE | Drayton Piains Ss BT Se a - . : seer rinoeomE | OXORD (tetas at | mmo mee | TATA] gernmuie | i eh ER oe | -saalthocer: Net ae : * W007, | 38. Dessto Flregome. v8. 4 ar, ~ PONTIAC : : iid : - "33 4Door 2 FOR 52 OLET. E ,.. TRAILER: (SALES aitomai'e R eee Pho uate 33 FORD. — ; #2, H,,f0, pick from. We io Hymiiith ‘aatiined 44. 42 DEALER _. _ FORD ‘54 Pontiac Sedan ~ -$ 995 SM 52 FORD — " | eidineg smarts, ‘he acer LEN tee, Bere SG, i ; eee sal ecaeied ig a Pte SO PONTIAC “es iieharesone | HP re ee | Fk WO gg Bey OS 36 RAMBLER _* FRENCH escent TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS ‘56 Elyatouth, — .. $1195] "rave 33 Pinidae iida “Cony : 34 FORD we oe nit 'Nevale’ Dr. ‘ve Open Evenings~—-Please Fig coc oa eh parade . 138, Buick Spec ial. $1495 ™ CHEVROLET 456 CHEVR sap uaie st po A nae sh SIH & ss eps 40, | Spar a ae en yy a oe ! Ak ee eee a ee 2 3 ae oe tae a SIGS] $6770 Per Mo, RE "33 xaxd“unpcer._ < 1 pletely No. . : al a aed pa 55 ey ‘COM ‘sv — |'S3 Oldsmobile separgen as MOTOR SALES, | ial $04 N, Main St. te ROCHESTER NORTH PONTIAC ~ Bottle oe fe \ fe Vie Beguial HOMER mer ee Skeets «| HIGHT ul 6 Cosed AUTO SALES MOTORS, INC. a sree OXFORD OA 8-2528 Aachen i gee mT Poe - ee 's Sales & Service: ralenancices: nal SRT FORD 2 Club Co é ae ‘I BB oe: _ MANY TRANSPORTATION. SPECIALS _ - From $95 ‘to $245 — YOUR TERMS |] Phone Call Brings a Saurtesy Car to Your Door | -MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES | "Your CHEVROLET Dealer” : 631 Oakland, Ave. ia nae | | 16-4) Weather: Eliot. ¢:90-(1) 3 Musketeers. (9) For- “ign ‘Legion. (47 “Big 10° High-} Price Is Right, (2) Robin Hood.’ $100—(7) Guy Mitchell. Dolores + News. L. | 6:50~(2)" Meditations. ee y extra : Aen Time 1:00 WIR, Daw Kiroy ce $:06—WIR, Amos ‘x’ WW. Kews, . eae cee | Sar eB Ele r § Wie. Rew Beliboy WCAR, Kern | ae ner ‘ws, ws : tet ss ; 18 WWI. Night Line - WPON Early Bird Clap Gam dene tale engeed Ww Lime 2:38—-WIR. Music — ww ane Hour CELW. Sports, David . Bibl wg Mo wax ay : s se WIR, any re - 1206-WIR, Pace the Nation | WWH, News een oberia Guest ie 7 é CKLW, Knowies CKLW. News David WiBK. Round Off Ww. ae Reid "4 oe te nw 3. hen Mae Lite and. Word one e 2:30—WIR, Time ‘on, Music|. coe = Betioor va oat Davie CKLW. ce tee Z nett Bers Guest a Ser WCAR, News Ace TURSDST moRnING 1:06--~WJR, Wendy wane. fect Coser wom, S =e co Maxwell” roe ee ‘=a ; niga ifrey warren . Music with Maso $00—~WIR, Wm. Sheehan WXYZ, Ji 100-7 _— ww Whore Parace CKLW. News, Davies 5:20—WJE, Music Hall wre, Cuiw. News Daria Weak, Mens, B | Galw, Mews Chase Wwi Gen'oar 78K, Hews, George wrom © Lois . | WOAR, -- - Today’ S Television Programs - -- TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:60—(7) Mr. Danger. (5) Popeye.|12 ()_News; Sports. (2) Racket Squad. : 6:20—(4) Box Four. lights. (2) News: LeGoft 6:40—(2) Weather: Phelps. 6:45—(2) News: Edwards. 7:@0—(7) Sports Focus. (9) 1. Led 3 Lives. (4) Death Valley. (2) Playhouse. “Diamonds in the Sky.” : 7:18—(7) Sports: Wattrick. 7:15—(7) News: Daly. 7:30—(7) Public Defender. @ TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4) Tic Tac Dough. (9) Earth and It's People. 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:38~(2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It-Could Be You. (1) The 4 Erwins. (5) Mary Morgan. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. | 1:00—(2) Douglas Fairbanks. (4) Tex and Jinx. (7) Chatm The _ ater. (9) Movie. » 1:30—(2) As The World Turns;t4 (Color). Howard Miller Show. Little Margie. and Groom. (7) Topper. : 2:00—-(2) Our Miss Brooks. @) My #-@) Susie. (4) Blondie. (7) 2:30—(2) House Party. (4) Bride’ 2:56—(9) News. $:00—~(2) My Hero. (4) (Color) “Matinde ‘Theater.’ (2) Aanestecnl Bandstand. (9) Corliss Archer. 3:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) Do You Trust Your Wife? (9) Movie. | for a Day. (7) Bandstand. 4:15—(2) Secret Storm. }4:30—(2) Edge of Night. as— Santa Claus Show.. Modern Romances. Sir. Lancelot. (9) Dance Party. 5:30—(2) Beat the Clock. (4) Ray | _Milland. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. . Million Dollar Movie: Kathryn Grayson, June Allyson, “Two Sisters from Boston.” (4) (color) i Hawkins. (4) Restless Gun. @) Burns and Allen. $:30—(7) Bold Journey. North Pole igioo Christmas celebration. (4) Wells Fargo. (2) Talent Scouts. 1007) Voice. Tenor Brian Sulli- 0 L. Welk. 9) Front Page Challenge. (4) Turn of Fate. Jack Lemmon as former Navy officer in “Souvenir.” Gloria ‘Talbott plays his .wifé. (@) December 2:00 — (9) Lone Wolf. (4)—Sus- picion: Site te a bat{le between two employes on Chtistmes Day in'Airicn te, Som- erset Maughan’s “Rainy Day.” (2) Studio One: College prof. gets involved in sinister ring of. as- 10cse — (75 Capt. “David Grief (9) City Detective. 11:00—(7). Soupy’s On. (9y National (4) W'Kamp. (2). News... 11:35—(9) Weather. (4) Weather. @) Miss Weather. wn) ‘Theater, Chester Mor- * is, “Aerial Gunner.” (4) Sports: Parker. (2) Sports Final. 12:25 —- (2) Nightwt toh Theater. Charles Laughton, “Tuttles of “Tahiti.” 11: 90—(7) Night Court. (4) Tonight. Peter Ustinov. a TUESDAY MORNING 68-0) On The Farm Front. ~ 7:00—(2). Jimmy Dean. @ ‘Today. 1:46—(2). News, $:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. Cartoon Carnival. si $:30—(7) Big Show. 8:46—(2) Cartoon Classroom. . 9:00—(4) Romper Room. 9:26—-(2) News. — 9:36—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. (7) Our Friend Harry. 9:55—(9) Billboard. D 10:80—(2) Garry. Moore. (4) Ar- ‘range missiles. i Viee President Nixon and six oth- er key men gave a final go-ahead White House Routine ‘Continued When Ike Is" Ott by: Sherman Adams’ ¢| ties. ‘The For- example, Adams sat in-# :00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen AC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1957 (Danny Thomas) poses with his wife, Kathy of the Williams clan are unfolded on “The Danny (Marjorie Lord), and, their children, Terry Thomas Show” Mondays at 9 p.m. over CBS-TV. (Sherry Jackson, rear), Rusty (Rusty Hamer) : Has Big Month (aye House Judiciary Committee said in Rome yesterday that he intends “ito propose legislation to set up a commission to determine when a president becomes incapacitated land replaceable by- the vice pres- * * + White House since” Stonunout was stricken Monday. He has said he expects Eisenhower to return to full-time etivity soon. In the meantime, Nixon has said ‘he isi* not assuming any du-i= * *x* * there is no. “little cabinet” .or_un- official board of directors running for simultaneous. production of the Thor and Jupiter, The President, Nixon” reported later, had given tentative — to such an ac- tion before he that presidents can and almost always have delegated some. du- ties and powers of their office to other officials. But these experts say there are many. presidential powers which cannot be dele gated. In this connection, they cited the signing of _ legislation, of presidential clemency. + *& * There appears to be general agreement that, in view of .the absence of any statute on the sub- ject, no president can delegate the joffice itself to another person. Last April, then -attorney—general, urged con-| gressional approval of-a constitu. tional amendment to clarify pro- ‘|\cedure in cases of presidential dis- ability, Brownell said the proposal {had the endorsement, of Eisenhow-; er. * * * then that under the wording of the Constitution, and without a vice president now: has the dene Franéis. (9) Movie. - 11:00—(4) Price is Right. 11:26—(7) News. yp ei ‘Strike It Rich. (4) outa or Consequences, Ricky. (9) Howdy Doody. Liew : f i \ oe ce a 7 FE 4.1515 C & V ELECTRO MART. Open Mens hn, rt & Sat. the veto power and the granting Brownell expressed _the view! he clarifying law on the subject, aj He th be on hand. * sk At the operational level. as dis- ference at the White House since Eisenhower beeame ill. ‘in the Army: Since 1921—Draft Board ‘Calls Once More Army Air Corps unit in Green- land, the sheriff called at his home in Omaha, Neb., to serve notice he was to appear before the local board for induction x *«* * Flynn told the draft board then was willing to leave Green- land but the Army. couldn't see tinguistied from the policy level“ there has been no discernible dif. ivehicle during ‘November. and more mg —— wn | sores and summer traffic next year will more than make up for the off-season travel.” _ Money collected until January, 1959, will go info a fund to provide a cushion for future interest pay- ‘include money for interest ‘pay- ments until that date. its own interest payments, any surplus will go into the cushion fund until it contains enough for) two years ot interest payments. ‘Mackinac Span | this week: Kathy Gabriel, “Miss Ohio, ‘57.” asked whether Las Vegas ever palled on him and retorted, | Tolls qvernes $3.79 for each| The ‘Brown said the’ ik of the Brown pointed out. “However. |#¢2inst the L. A cops and *}barred Prince Faisal of Saudi ments. Original construction funds You Don’t Get Service Like This Very Often __By EARL wILson NEW YORK — Some of those night flights between N. ’Y. and L. A. (on the champagne run) get real interesting. One night Bike Toss acted @ stewardess to rub bls Sout to . Ted me You make clubs.” the plane's electric razor. : Dodo Vaiksnor (of Canonsburg, Pa.) in-— sisted on shaving him with her own razor, and since she had no shaving cream, she used cold cream. “He said it worked so well he’s going to shave in evld posed Aters equi te. dab aes tb WILSON _ own program he’s just used his first bathing beauty contestant “Not until the second day.” - * a oe Trish Dwelley back Dec. 20 to sing “Holy Night.” neater THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Errot Fiyon retained Attor-— ney Melvin Belli, threatens a $250,000. false arrest suit others . . . Bob Hope dogget ~ it on Tv ‘Lassie” beat him, 203 to 194... A local club Arabia “for annoying the cus- tomers” . . . Ingrid Bergman__.. will try to ‘regain her Swedish citizenship . . . Capt. Peter — Townsend refused a U. 8. publisher’s 25 grand offer for a “Meg and I” story. a 22) “EARS PEARLS: Sign in a furniture store: “It doesn’t|_— we say no.” . » » That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1957) “‘€ Press” TV show here in January, but doesn’t want to discuss his fellow comedians, On his Groucho was “Mel Dody Goodman’s_option js being itted: sed — for the tell rate is $3.25 for automobiles Jack Paar show; she goes up F = | }to. $900-a-wk. Jack's bringing make us mad: when you ask for credit; so don't ae when | Mel looked at me. | ee Oe “Mel,” I said. “I'm doing fine Bet Pm pleading fot “That's it,” Sal A SWEET s RADIO. W | MUFFLERS | as PEPER ESP RRAST Ah BRE LE 5 tf pied) reese tele eeu ruses. ae il i eaeiabai ld bed SRERPIAAT ERS TOE T EAR EE URES MIDAS start at econstructi ton. Operation. pare maintenance: of. the bridge comes under the Michigan State Highway — ment. 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