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Death, Destruction Ride Eur %
10 Gls Missing i in Air Crash
Wrecked Plane Pulled From River |
boat pulls a DC-3 airliner from the Monongahela | aboard. Ten men are or.
The — — mt the plane. River near Pittsburgh early today.
" sirens from the new electric warn- Doomsday Seer to Fight
Went.on te het husband's home
good paying job; 3. Settled with tien 5 cere — ae state of Iowa,
his family in a four-room apart-| Women's Pages........... ie 13 | For a time the Springfield seven w—Re- | ment;
proud owner of an automobile.
_Does he like the United States? —
In Today's Press
4. Had a paid vacation; 5. |
, Member the Czechs who punched | Dunked his feet in salt water for S#YS. Uhlik's English is improving. articles about their exploit and
h the Iron Curtain in a the first time; and 6. Become the Everything the 33-year-old Uhlik from @ television show that pic- “Good country, Wonderful!” he |
has today is traceable to a talent
for tinkering
Uhlik tinkered with an abandoned |
war-wrecked British weapons car: |
rier until it would run. Then he
and his fellow plotters, with stolen
scraps of metal, fixed up their
vehicle so that on a murky
|had an income from magazine
tured their story. Their admiring
‘ neighbors helped with gifts.
Last February the Uhliks and
Hora took an apartment in West
Springfield. They had entered the
country with visitors’ visas but by
now a special act of Congress per-
mitted the men to seek work.
Pisarik was the first to land a
job, He was hired by Westinghouse
Electric, cutting copper tubes for
compressors .in the company's
household refrigerator division.
Ublik found employment as an
automotive mechanic. Hora
works in the paint department
of an automobile agency. Kre}-
cirik is a farm hand in nearby
Monson,
American coffee break | |
lish. Mrs. Uhlik, with less contact
with the public, hasn't kept pace.
But the children, Eva in kinder-
garten, young Vaclav in first grade |
—have no troyble conversing with
John H. Beger, who took an in- |
Per the men improve their Eng: | terest in the Uhliks and Hora,
drove them to the beach at Mis- |
quamicut, R. 1, a few times last |
summer. Although none is a swim-
mer, all were ‘crazy about the
'ocean’’ Beger reports.
When Uhlik got a week’s vaca-|
tion the whole family and Hora |
piled aboard a bus and traveled |
to Sioux City, Iowa, to see Mrs. |
Cloud.
But Uhlik since has acquired a
1949 automobile that had been,
badly wrecked in an accident.
He tinkered with it to put it in
running condition.
No effort at all for a man who |
rT | tinkered his way to freedom.
Seen
Mrs. Newman's Variety Gift Shep
famous for suggestions. Orchard Leake
near Telegraph,
— eee SE SS el ee | Marilyn Louise,
Polio Patient
Gives Birth to
Five-Pound Baby
A woman polio patient at St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital Tuesday
took her first look at the healthy,
five-pound, eight-ounce baby girl,
her Sunday at the hospital.
The mother, Mrs. Joseph Res-
= 29, of 20555 W. Twelve-Mile
Southfield, has three other
hbtren awaiting her return
home. One of these, a girl, Judith
| Ann, 3, was stricken just two
days after the mother, August
15,
Mrs. Reske was treated briefly
at Oakland County Contagious Hos-
pital before being admitted to Sis-
ter Kenny Polio Hospital in Farm-
ington. She was a respirator pa-
tient there until the first of No-
vember, when she was transferred
here to await the birth.
Little Judith Ann was admitted
to the Sister Kenny Hospital on
| August 17 and was discharged on
| Sept. 8, although she is still under
| treatment there.
The husband and father, Joseph
Reske is a landscaper.
Mrs, Reske, a graduate nurse
from Providence Hospital, De-
troit, ia in the recovery stage,
g to pit
Mrs. Reske, a graduate nurse
from Providence Hospital, Detroit,
is in the recovery stage, according
to hospital authorities.
Death of a Postman
The suicide of LONDON (INS) —
day to overwork
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BIRMINGHAM — A tradition |
that dates back so far not even
the sponsoring Birmingham Musi-|
cale can trace its beginnings, will |
again be repeated tomorrow night |
the as families gather beneath
lighted tree and manger in Shain
Park for the annual Christmas
Eve community caro] program
Chairman Mrs. Joseph EF. Wil-
liams said newcomers are especial-
ly invited to attend the 5:30 pm
_Another custom of long standing
will be the musical accompani-
ment of Birmingham’ High School's
brass ensemble under the direc-
tion of Arnold Berndt: and Wil-
liam Spence who will lead the.
carolers, Song sheets will be dis- |
tributed at the twilight sing, Mrs.
Williams said. .
~
Supt. of Schools Dwight B.:Ire- |
land said yesterday the Board of
Education will make its final in-
spection of the new building Pem-
31 and pupils who, have tempo-
rarily been housed at Adams and
Torry Schools will begin classes
Jan. 3 at Pembroke.
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lot on Pierce oem Merrill and
Brown,
Jack Walker, assistant to the
city manager, said this leaves 2
property owners and 4 parcels of
property involved in condemna-
tien proceedings, with first hear-
ings scheduled for Jan. 10.
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Christmas Eve will be observed
with services in several church-
es here:
First Presbyterian Church will
have a candieclight service trom
10:38 to midnight, ;
An hour-long candlelight service
wil] start at 8 p.m. at First Bap- |
Christmas carols at 11:45 p.m.
will precede midnight Mass at Our
Lady Queen of Martyrs Church.
Masses on Christmas day will fol-|
low the normal schedule.
Embury Metthodist Church will |
] from residential to manufactur-
| ing classification appreximately
U.S. Warming Up
After Deep Freeze (Continued From Page One)
of the few areas where a snowy |
Christmas appeared assured. While |
temperatures rose. in the South, the
mercury plunged as much as 22
degrees in Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, hitting one above
zero at Portland, Me. The forecast
for tomorrow was colder with
snow.
New York City, one of the
nation's chilliest spots cartier
this week, warmed up a little
teday. But the Christmas fore-
cast was fair and colder. In Les
Angeles, Calif.. en the other
hand, q “bathing suit Christmas”
was expected with temperatures |
. in the mid-70's.
In Florida, where the first day
of winter found temperatures be-
low freezing, the mercury rose five
to 10 degrees to boister the state's.
reputation for warm temperatures.
The mild temperattures raised
hopes that good driving conditions
will hold down traffic deaths dur-
ing the holiday weekend
Rush James Vernor Jr.
to St. Joseph Hospital
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
James Vernor Jr.. 38, vice presi
dent of Vernor’s Ginger Ale. is in
satisfactory condition at St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital today where he is
being treated for anemia. accord-
ing to hospital officials
Firemen used an inhalator on
Vernor at his home at 707 W) Long
Lake Rd. for almost two
yesterday, before he was taken to
the hospital.
The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Mest!
cloudy through temerrew with snew fiur-
ries temerrew Colder temerree Dp
minishing west te northwest winds
tonight. Lew tenight 31. high tomer
rew 80-34. Cleuds and colder tomer-
rew sight with snew flurries. low 14-18
Teéay | tn Pontiac
Lowest temperature preceding 8 am
At @ am: Wind velocity 12 mph
Direction, Southwes'
@un sets Thursday et 5 04 pm
Gun rises Friday at 758 an
Moon sets Thursday at 3242 pr
Moon rises Friday at 7 32 a «
Dewntewn Tempersterce
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Wednesday in Pontiac
(As recorded downtown:
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tempereture.. ............ 18
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Weather—Partly sunny.
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Highest and Lowest T Temperatares This
Date in 8? Years
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2 Rapids 37
Jacksonvilie 65 43
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4 Traverse City 34 31 manufacturing could be
hours |
6 43: Christmas Eve: Carol Sing
at Shain Park | hold it's first Christmas Eve can-
| dlelight serv = at 7 P. m.
At the Cacavegutenal Church,
there will be an 11 p.m. candle-
light service with a special music
by the choir
Music by the combined choirs
will be incladed at an 8 p.m.
candlelight service at Kirk in the
Hill, Presbyterian Church.
The Sunday school at Ascension
Lutheran Church will present its
Christmas program at 7 pm. A
carol service will start at 1) pm
with communion at 1) 0 On
Christmas Day a Festival Service
will be held at 11 590 pm
At St. James Episcopal Church
there will be an 8.30 and- 11:30
p.m. Holy Communion and sermon,
(with an organ recital at 10 a
'and congregational carols at
Holy Communion and a sermon
jis scheduled for 10 a.m. Christ-
mas day,
Activities at Redeemer Luther-
an Church include a 7 p.m. re
gram by the junior, in
and senior departments, ae
ed by a midnight service of
Lights and Carols at 11:38.
Christmas morning service will
be at 10:45.
“The Carols of Christmas.” a
choral cantata, will be present-
ed at 7:30 p.m. by the choir at
Our Shepherd Lutheran Church.
There will be an 11 a.m. service
on Christmas day, Solemn High
Mass will be sung by the boy |
choir at Holy Name Church at mid-
night. Christmas day masses will
follow the usual achedule
Wants to Keep
‘Present Zoning City Planner Sees No
Need for Changing Two
Areas in North End
Henry C.
City Planner
NATIVITY SCENE—Recalling the first Christmas, this Nativity The life-size display.
has been set up in front of the First Baptist Church at Oakland |
the Pontiac Junior Chamber of ——— scene
and | Saginaw streets by donated by
UN. Chief Sets
Confab Limits Hammarskjold to Stay
in Peiping No Longer
Than 10 Days
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) |
—U. N. Secretary General Dag |
Hammarskjold has disclosed he |
will limit both the duration and
a of his conversations in
| Peiping with’ Red China's Premier
Chou En-Lai,
The U. N. official will remain
‘in the Chinese capital for no more
|than a week to 10 days.
He will restrict his discussions
jto the de »mand that all U. N° por-
| sonnel held by Red China, includ-
fing 11
| spies, be released,
Hammarskjeld will leave on Y8F later, after periodic check-
| his 12,000-mile ‘Mission to Pel.
#ping”’ on Dec, 2%. He te
be back at U.N. headquarters in
| New York by the middie of Jan-
wary.
The secretary general empha-
sized at a news conference yester- U.S. fliers imprisoned as
|
viteh.
' ‘Upholstery Comes Unstuck’
Russian Car Buyer Faces
Endless Siege of Troubles MOSCOW (INS) — The Soviet
auto buyer has to be a hardy
soul.
| Take the case of a citizen who
| buys a four-seater Moskvitch car.
First he has to save up 9.000,
|rubles, the full purchase price
|Russia has no time - payment
ee
A Moskvitch represents a year's
| pay for a workman.
At the official rate of exchange,
9,000 rubles equals $2,250. Mosk-
‘vitches exported to Sweden, with
local taxes, cost $1,150.
Once he has the money, the
auto, store in the nearest large
city and puts his name on a wait-
| ing list.
Perhaps nine wonths or a
backs te keep his name on the
list, he will receive his Mosk-
In too many cases, his troubles
are just beginning. .
A report just published by Mos-
cow's “low - powered automobile
Smith day after his return from Stock- | factory,"’ producers of the Mosk-
yesterday urged keeping present holm that he would under no cir- Vitch, admits the new-car owner
zoning in two areas near the Pon- | cumstances ‘‘beg’’ the Chinese is likely to find his long-awaited
tiac Motor Division plant where Reds for release of 11 jailed Amer- | auto has one of 18 common bugs.
| changes are being sought
One is a request to change
10 acres in the Joslyn-Grace-
| Peaceck-Fuller area.
The other is a request to shift
\from manufacturing to residential
classification some 40 acres in the
Highwood-Columbia section
Smith said it was his belief
“properties presently zoned for
the desired purpose without bring-
ing additional manufacturing clas-
sifications into residential zones.’
Alt the same time,
the fact ‘builders are now putting
up homes on manufacturing lands,
, which will eventually destroy their |
| usefulness for industrial expan-
sion.”’
While not so stating directly,
Smith indicated he thought the
haulaway firm wishing to use the
now-residential lands could better
use the present manufacturing
property north of Columbia
The latter property is close:
the Pontiae plant to
Eighty per cent of the land is
ewned by Edward M. Stout and
Joseph Lasenby, whe have peti-
tlened for the change to residen-
tial.
Roy Annett, Inc. is listed as the
owner of 41 per cent of the resi-
dential property
Smith said one-quarter
mile of road Would have to be laid
across property owned by General
| Motors Corp. to get to the proposed
manufacturing area directly from
the Pontiac plant
The road would be an extension
of Highwood boulevard and would
run north from Cohimbia
The residential property Annett
wants changed is adjacent to large
tracts of residential land) Smith
To the north about 0
of residential land on which
Of four bronses is be
veri ple ted about
sand aie
HOTES
comstrietian
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To the east are about 16 acres,
which are part of a 100 acre
section owned by the Board of
Education and slated as the site
ef a new high school
Smith said there was another
objection to building pesidences on
manufacturing land a practice
which cannot) be halted under
present city ordinance
Binlders get permits in a man
ufacturing zone and build homes
there The mo vo out and buy a
bene there
The builder doesn't tell yeni at's
net residentially coned Phen
somebody builds a paint and bump
shop and you naturally — start
screaming
“At the same time. it seems in-
dustry should have some protec-
tion, the same as the people.
“When they start looking
around for industrial land the
property available is spotted
with houses and the owners hold
up the potential plant builders
Smith said he favors a Change
in the zoning ordinance which
would prohibit residence building
in manufacturing zones. just as
manufacturing is
residential areas
He said such a chance was rec-
ommended by the Planning Com-
mission in 1948. then ‘received and
filed” by the City Commission. prohibited in used for |
he condemned ican airmen or other U.N. per-
‘sonnel held in violation of the
| Korean armistice
He listened with amused aston-
ishment to the question of a cor-
respondent who asked if his trip |
to Peiping was. not likely to be
=— as ‘‘bending your knee or
putting you in a humiliating posi-
tion?;
Hammarskjold replied firmly:
“I am not going anywhere te
beg anybedy for anything. | am |
going to Peiping strictly en the
basis of an Assembly resolution
directing me te secure the re-
‘ de.
tained in Communist China, I
am going with the mandate of
the U.N, Assembly, which is not
begging.”
The secretary general will be ac-
companied by a select group, of
five or six legal and political ad-
visers. none of them of American
nationality.
He expects to pause briefly in
London for a talk with British
erin Secretary Sir Anthony
Eden afid in New Delhi with Prime |
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
3 Waterford Breakins
Reported to Police Two and possi three breakins
that oecurred last night in Water-
ford Township, are believed to
have been committed by the same |
burglars, according to Police Chief
Frank J. Van Atta.
Broken into last night were the.
Bulman Hardware at 3509 Eliza-
beth Lake road, Panchuk Motor |
Sales at 2620 Dixie Hwy.,: and a
recently-vacated grocery store at
2616 Dine Hwy.
Van Atta said entry was gained
at the Dixie highway breakins by
throwing a piece of ice through
the front deer glass, and at Bul-
ins a brick was thrown through
the dooi
Oniv valuables mussing were $1
nm pennies from Bulman’s, Van
Atta said. although the stores had
been ransacked by theves in their
search for loot
Patrolmen Wilham Stokes and
Donald Gravlin discovered the two
Dixie highway brakins while mak-
ing poutine checks early today
Chris) Bulman hardware store
owner, reported the third,
Dr. John P. Williams
Heads Hospital Staff Dr. John P. Wilhams, of 6570
Commerce Lake Rd., has been
named chief of staff for 1955 at
Pontiac General Hospital
Named Vice-chief of staff for the
-year was Dr. H. A. Furlong, who
‘is chief of staff-elect for 1956.
| Dr. Williams succeeds Dr. N. F.
| Gehringer.
Others named at the annual elec.
tion were Dr. Kenneth Vanden-
rg. secretary-treasurer; Dr. Lu-
cious A. Farnham. member-at-
large of the executive committee.
and Dr. Arthur Young, chief of the
general firactice section.
Re-elected were Dr. R. W. Bul-
lard Jr., chief of the surgery sec-
tion: Dr
‘ot the medicine section.
Furlong. chief of the obstetrics-
gynecology section. are charged to sloppy assembly
work. Half of these are due to
careless tightening of bolts.
| In mid-November a new owner
Pontiac Deaths
Louis Dotson
Louis Dotson, 35, of 35 W.
Howard St. died early this morn-
|ing at Pontiac General Hospital
after an illness of three months.
Born in Humphries County, Tenn. |
Sept. 20, 1899, he was the son of
. Mose and Sarah Bateman Dotson
| and was married to Ethel Green in
Tennessee Nov. 17, 1918.
Coming here from Tennessee
four years ago, Mr, Dotson was
last employed at Pontiac Motor
Division.
Besides his widow, he is sur-
vived by four children, Mrs. Mary
Cummings of Drayton Plains. Mrs.
Beatrice Bryant, Robert and Del-
bert. all of Pontiac.
Also surviving are a sister, Mrs.
| Hallie Wilson and a brother, Er-
inest, boh of Tennessee.
Mr. Dotson will be sent to the-
White & Ransons Funeral Home in_
Union City, Tenn. this evening.
| Burial will be in the Freemont
Cemetery there. Arrangements are
hy the Huntoon Funeral Home.
William E. McCarthy
The Rosary will be recited at
| 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Melvin A
Schutt Funeral Home for William
|E McCarthy, 68, formerly of 11.-
| 777 Ilene St., Detroit. The funeral |
will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m.
from St. Michael's Catholic Church. |
Burial will follow in Mount Hope
Cemetery
Born in Lishon. Maine, Nov. 6,
1887. he was the son of Jeffrey
and Eugenie Bernier McCarthy. He
came to Oakland County and Pon
tiac in 19441. where he was em-
ployed as a pharmacist. Surviving
is a brother. Lucien of Dearborn.
Mr. McCarthy died here yester-
day’. °
Motorist’s Condition
Fair After Collision | Robert B. Morgan, M, of 4220
Farner, Drayton Plains.
in fair condition today at Pontiac
General Hospital with injuries suf-
fered vesterday in a truck - car
collision
Hospital attendants said Morgan
received a possible skull fracture
when his car swerved into south-
bound traffic lanes on US 10 north
Meiers, 29, of 2290 Bowen Rd.,
Lapeer, told Waterford Town-
down for a left turn at the Mich- |
igan State Highway Department
Weighing Station. when Morgan's
car unexplainably swerved out of
control. Meiers was not injured.
Library Closes Early
The Pontiac City Library will |
'Monday morning, according to Li-
brarian Miss Adah Shelly.
Light per cent of the complaints |
is listed |
of Willams Lake road and)
smashed into a truck.
The truck driver, Harold J.
ship Police that he was slowing | brought his car back*to the fac-
tory complaining the reaf assem-
bly hadn't been greased. A few
days earlier a certain Comrade
Sergeenko started toward Minsk
in his
'towed home when the distributor
shaft froze.
Roof upholstery comes unstuck
in summer heat. Body welds
rust after a few months. Radi-
| ators leak, Rear assemblies rat-
The report, published in the new
paper ‘Evening Moscow,"’ asserts
that if foremen and inspectors saw
to it that workmen did their jobs
properly, most of these bugs would
disappear. :
But the plant, like many of the
Soviet Union's socialized indus-
tries, operates spasmodically. The
first three weeks df the month,
production coasts along normally.
Then, in the last 10 days, the
“assault’’ begins. This is a speed
up to meet — and possibly top —
the production quota for the
month. (Soviet workers are paid
on the basis of piece-work.)
When this speed - up comes,
foremen presg every available
| hand inte service, Electricians
| find themselves putting engines
| together and recently a typist
| from the front office wound up
on the assembly line. Also, says
the report:
“If, during the first 10 days of Estate
shows the Christ Child, Joseph and Mary, the Three Wise Men
new car and had to be
the month, the inspectors examine |
every detail carefully, they often
pass items in the last 10 days
without even checking them. There
have even been cases where in-
spectors simply turned their
stamps pver to the workmen.”
Technical problems, like the
roof upholstery and the faulty dis-
tributor shafts, were solved months
ago in the laboratory, but. still
haven't been applied
S. Putyaev and M. Kartsman
staffers of the Moskvitch plant
newspaper who signed the report
have a one-word explanation
“bureaucracy "
Study Impeachment
for Judge Brennan LANSING (INS) — Justices of
the Michigan Supreme Court re-
portedly are considering impeach-
ment proceedings against Circuit
Judge Vincent M. Brennan be-
—_ of his refusal to retire
It was reported that Brennan's
| decision yesterday to withdraw his
| application for retirement may be
| the first business up for discussion
| when the court's January term
opens after New Year's Day.
| Pins view of a lengthy report
the high court compiled on his
| conduct involving drinking dur-
ing the last three years, Brennan
last Oct. 6 agreed to be retired
dan. 1
The justices refused to be quoted,
but it was learned many of them
feel Brennan has broken faith
Brennan contended today that
impeachment can be voted only
when a judge is guilty -of miscon-
duct while on the bench or in con-
nection with his duties
Robust Great-Grandma
Juggles Train Wheels
| CHICAGO (INS) — Mrs. Mary
Pietraszek, 67, of Chicago probably
can claim the title of ‘‘the strongest
great-grandmother in America.”
Mrs. Pietraszek. a womar yard
worker for the Ilinois Central Rail
road, handles 17.000 pounds of stee!
a day. Part of the time she guides
a huge crane moving 700-pound
railroad wheels, but sometimes she
has to shove the wheels around
by hand
Driving Charge Dismissed
A drunk driving charge was dis-
missed in Municipal Court yester-
day against Elbert Smoot, 44, of
297 Hughes St. He had been ac-
cused following an auto accident
Dec. 1 on W. South boulevard near
Franklin road
| Judge Cecil McCallum said that
a drunkometer test and testimony
indicated Smoot was not intoxi-
cated at the time.
Smoot testified that his foot
Donald S. Smith, chief} close at 4 p.m. Friday in observ- | slipped off the brake pedal, caus-
and Dr. | ance of Christmas and open again | | ing his auto to strike the rear of
one driven by Clarence J. Scheib
of 3165 Latimer. ~ 2
Pentiac Press Phote
Enterprises of Birmingham, |
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~ Clothier kids
Forgery Arrest’ Doubts Signature When
Paid by Check; Alerts
City Police.
Alertness on the part of a Pontiac |
clothing store owner and quick ac- |
| tion by police led to the arrest,
of a suspected check forger and
his wife yesterday.
Archie Barnett. co-owner of Bar- |
nett’s Clothing Store at 19 North
Saginaw St., said he became sus-
picious after the suspect paid for
a new suit with a check drawn
on a Royal Oak welding firm.
A call te the firm confirmed
his suspicions when he was told
the check had been stolen in a
duly 4 breakin. An officer, hidden
in the store, arrested the sus-
pect’s wife when she came back
to the store at 4 p.m. te pick
up the altered suit. She impli-
cated her husband under ques-
tioning.
Capt. Clark M. Wheatgn said | I Seek 5 Members
of Lions’ Team ‘Canadian Pros
DETROIT (INS)—It was learned |
in Detroit today that Canadian |
football has launched a full-scale
raid on the National Football
and that five members of |.
Detroit Lions have been ap-
proached by a Toronto scout.
Although none of the players
involved would comment today,
it is known that Tom Dublinski,
Lou Creekmur, Jim Doran, Gil
Mains and dack Christiansen
have been contacted by Harry |
Sonshine, the Toronto Argonaut
scout. *
-All but Christiansen were ap-
proached persona'ly and he was
called on the telephone yesterday
The. salaries offered range from
$12,000 to $15,000 yearly. which*
is almost twice as much money
as thew Detroit contract calls for. |
The Detroit players refused to |
state whether they had been con-
‘tacted or not, saying they were
much more interested in winning
‘the championship game _ with
Cleveland next Sunday.
Doomsday Seer Set |
fo Fight Commitment (Continued From Page One)
the couple's three children, Char-
lyn, 18, Chartes Jr., 17, and Mari-
lyn, 9.
Laughead's career as a prophet |
of doom suffered a setback Tues-
day when the city of Chicago got
through the day without being en- |
guifed by a tidal wave as he pre- |
dicted.
The 44-year-old doctor and Mrs.
|
|
Martin explained they had re-|
ceived a last minute “message”
from space men who watch over |
‘the world that Chicago would be |
| reprieved. |
At last night's pg res
,in Mrs. Martin's
Park home, she showed ae she |
| receives bulletins from outer space. |
| . She suddenly cares to Ll bese
a trance and announced
coming in on the beam now.’
Then she seized a pad of pa-
per and a — and began
writing. The “message” read
John Beard, 24, who was free on| “Shall ye be unto yourself true
$2,000 bond m an earlier armed! or shall ye sell your birthright?”
robbery charge in Oak Park, is|
being held for investigation of ut-
tering and publishing. His wife,
Mary, 20, is being held under
the same count, Wheaton said the
pair would probably be charged
later today
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Missing in Crash (Continued From Page One)
man said the board had been in-
formed by its investigators that
the plane had run out of tuel.
Whether this was due to a slow
leak, poor flight planning or other
reasons had not yet been deter-
mined, he said
The CAB said also is inquiring
into the time element, since the
plane crashed near Pittsburgh 2
hours and 22 minutes afier leas
ing Newark, N. 4d. Normal fly-
ing time for a DC3 over that
route was said to be about an
hour and a half.
CAB records showed that the
Johnson Flying Service, Missoula
Mont.. operator of the plane and
one of the nation’s pioneer charter
and contract aviation concerns, has
never before had a fatal accident
in passenger-carrying operations.
Cardinal Reaches Korea
to Spend Yule With Gls
SEOUL
Spellman arrived here today to
spend his fourth consecutive Christ-
mas with American. troops in
Korea
He will say masses for US.
servicemen in Korea from Pusan
to the demilitarized .zone during
his six-day visit
Driver Fined, Jailed
Ray Strickland, 31, of 351 Furse
St.. pleaded guilty to drunk droving
Wednesday when he appear:d he-
fore Municipal Judge Maurice EF
Finnegan who ordered him to pay
a $50 fine and sentenced him to
three days in the Oakland County
Jail
Who Needs Hands?
Armless Tot
Gifts With 10
DALLAS, Tex har — It doesn't
take two arms and two legs for
an inquisitive youngster to find out
what surprises Santa Claus has in
store
Louise, the Waxahachie. Tex
baby born without arms and aban-
doned by her real parents, is doing
‘all right with 10 nimble toes.
Hardly had she finished with her
hig birthday party—she was 2 last
Friday—than she began exploring
for the gift-wrapped packages hid-
den in the home of her adopted
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Capps. of Seagoville, near here
She uses her nimble. sensitive toes
as another child would fingers.
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Before Mrs. Capps knew what
was happening. Louise had found
her No. 1 Christmas present—a
big doll with dark hair and black
eves like Louise. Since then doll
and girl can't be separated,
The other night the Capps heard
a crash in the living room. Louise
had climbed on top of the divan uy — Francis Cardinal! She explained to the newsmen |
“That's for the press.”
Laughead meanwhile handed out
a typed statement which said he,
and Mrs. Martin would ‘“‘unite
\forces to pinpoint coming disas-
ters and alert the people of the
| world. This will help
* Laughead said.
gan men in flying saucers are
| paying frequent visits to the earth
to spot faults in the world’s sur-
face and to be ready to evacuate
a lew earthlings if disaster hits,
he said.
Scientists are already speak-
ing of ‘‘slips" in the earth's out-
er skin, Laughead said, and re-
cent earthquakes, such as the
temblors which hit California, |
appear to indicate that worse
thing, are coming, |
Truck Injuries Fatal
fo Ross P. Tenny (@ontinued From Page One)
years on the executive board of the
Boy Scouts. and was a member of
the Oakland County Torch Club.
He was a past president of the
Pontiac Lions Club
other agencies devoted to child
welfare, and especially in work |
with boys. He was a director
of the Pontiac Child Guidance
Clinic,
While in the Pontiac Schools Mr
Tenny developed the basic indus-
trial shops for three of the city's
junior high schools He also
helped set up co-operative trade
apprentice courses in the Wilson
Foundry & Machine Co.. GMC
| Truck & Coach Division and Pon-
tiac Motor Co. He also helped
plan the present Industrial Educa-
tion Building at Pontiac High
School.
One a Puerto Rico's sportiest
golf courses has been developed
from the moats and parade
grounds of a 400-year old Spanish
fort that guards the entrance to
San Juan harbor.
Opens Yule
Nimble Toes and toppled the glittering Christ-
Mas tree with her inquisitive toes
The tree has been righted but it
leans slightly
* s *
Though Louise began life with a
dark future, she now has loving
parents and security. The Capps
own a prosperous chicken farm. |
Louise is the legal owner of 200)
healthy hens, whose eggs will pro- |
duce an estimated $7,000 in cash |
for her by the time she is 10. | pon
Louise has many friends
throughout the nation who want
to help her. One friend, Col. Wes..
levy W. Price, of Astoria, Ore., has
been writing to Mrs. Capps about
Louise since he read a newspaper
Story last August. The retired
Army officer sent a musical k-
ing chair that plays ‘‘Rockaby
Baby” as a Christmas gift.
But Louise found that too. Now.
she spends much of her time rock-
ing her Christmas doll in her
Christmas rocker. “avoid pan-|
In addition he was active in | tas 2 : a Se “ h ‘ (eee 7 he
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i; ¥ - 'PHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1954 .. ‘ ve
a : f ed * ° i ans. 4
“Building Permit
‘Hearing Ends Oil Firm Says Oak Park
Bans Construction of
an attempt by the Highland Oil
Co. of Detroit to get an order
forcing Oak Park to issue the firm
two building permits for filling
stations.
Judge George B. Hartrick took
the case under advisement and
is expected to hand down a de-
cision in the near future.
The company says it paid $30.-
000 each for the two sites, one
at Coofidge Highway and Lincoin
Ave. and the other on Nine Mile
Rd. at Parklawn Ave.
The zoning of the areas, it as-
serts, allows for filling station con-
‘struction. The firm claims it was
denied a building permit by the
Oak Park building inspector and
again turned down by the city’s
zoning board of appeals on June
29 this year.
It declares the locations are on
‘highly traveled roads and says it —
offered to abide by any restrictions
necessary to protect the value of
| nearby homes. The denial, the
| company asserts, was ‘‘not in ac-
| cordance with the laws of the state
.. + Or zoning board of the city
of Oak Park."
In defense, the city claims that
a large part of frontage on both
Nine Mile and Coolidge is resi-
dential and “gasoline stations
would have to be in close prox-
imity to a high type of residen-
tial dwellings .. .,” thus creating
a “nuisance.”
The city asserts it has the right
to excludé construction which
conterence en eee * mune.
"== 2" Seek New Post
~ for Ladejinsky State Department Looks
for Way to Keep Expert
on Agriculture
WASHINGTON (INS) — A rump
movement to find a post which
would keep agriculture expert Wolf
Ladejinsky on the job in the Far
East was under way in the State
Department today.
Ladejinsky, architect of the land
‘reform program in Japan which
,has been generally accepted as the
crowning achievement of the U.S.
occupation under Gen. Douglas
MacArthur. was ordered fired by
the Agriculture Department as a
| security risk.
The issue has been the subject
| Of top-level State Department
talks and was carried yesterday
to Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles.
The Russian-born farm special-
tst. now in Washington, has been
‘agriculture attache for the U.S. em-
bassy in Tokyo. Under recent legis-
lation, all such attaches were
transferred from the state to the
Agriculture Department.
last Thursday. Assistant Agri-
culture Secretary Earl. Butz in-
formed Ladejinsky that he was
not acceptable to the department.
and vesterday a news statement
said he failed to meet technical
and security requirements for the
job.
The Agriculture Department
| action came as a bombshell te
Far Eastern specialists in the
State Department. They imme-
diately began exploratory talks
' to see if the dismissed attache
can be placed in another position
in the Orient.
However, the Agriculture Depart-
ment declared that despite his ac-
complishments, they must treat
him as they would any new appli-
,cant for a similar position. State
Department security experts
agreed that under present regula-
tions, Ladejinsky could not be hired
and this also may block finding a
new job for him,
The Agriculture Department said
that Ladejinsky’s job called for top
security clearance which could not
be given because he has two sisters
in Russia “‘throwgh- whom he may
be subject to coercion."
It also said he was once em-
ployed by the Soviet Amtog Trad-
ing Corp., and cited testimony of
former Communists that any such
employment required Communist
party clearance,
Walks Into Car’s Side;
Youth, 14, Is Injured
Robert Seconder, 14, of 9050
Pontiac Lake Rd., White Lake
Township. was treated at Pontiac
General Hospital for leg cuts suf-
fered when he walked into the side
of an auto at M59 and Elizabeth
Lake road, yesterday, according
= Waterford Township Police.
David J. Ballard, 30, of 137 Cot-
|tage St., the car’s driver, told
police that he was turning left
from M59 to Elizabeth Lake road
anne the boy started to cross the
Sad Homecoming Awaits
Visiting Berkley Family
BERKLEY — Police are trying
to locate Julian ‘J. Petruzzin in
Cleveland today to.tell him a $3,000
fire destroyed his home in Berkley
yesterday.
The fire broke out fust three
| hours after Petruzzi and his family
t the house for a Christmas visit .
th ‘friends in Ohio.
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Jealous Suitor “favorite Christmas Foods : Ls le
MEET THE PRATTS—Lined up in the living room
of their home at 4195 Joyce St. in Drayton Plains old clasps his father’s hand in the foreground to
are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pratt, June Hawkins, Gail, complete the family group
* ° °
What Religion Means to Our Family ae
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Darwin, Joy and Roger
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Pentiac Press Phete
Slade, who is five years
* * *
Pratts Find Eternal Security in Faith
By LULA B. OGDEN
“As a family our religion means
security forevermore if we con
tinue in serving our Lord together.,”’
Keith Pratt family of 4195
Joyce St., Drayton Plains, said
“In our home God's
Word and praying each day is the
strength of our Christian life. We
firmly betieve that ‘A family that
prays together stays together’.”’
Tot Floats Calmly
After Fall in Harbor LONG BEACH, Calif. @—An 18-
month-old baby was rescued by
her father yesterday after falling
into 60 feet of water at the harbor
“She was floating on her back.
looking at the sky,"' said Donald
C. Newton, 43, an oi] well driller
“She wasn't even crying.”
Newton was talking with a drill
ing crew near the edge of a chan- the
reading The whole family, except Slade 4
who is only five years old, be-
longs to the First Free Methodist
Church on Lafayette Street.
And they all are working at their
religion in the church
Mr. Pratt and Darwin are sub-
stitute teachers in the Sunday
school, whicltf means they always
have to be prepared to pinch-hit
Gail teaches third grade girls and
Mrs. Pratt is superintendent of the
Junior Department
| * She also is ‘Aunt Verda” to the
children riding one of the three
Sunday School buses serving the
community each Sunday
In years past the Pratts have
been interested and faithful work-
ers in the Harrison Street Mission
of the church
Al the present time, June, whe
is married, lives at Sturgis and
was home for Thanksgiving holl-
day when the picture was taken.
Gail, who has attended Spring
Arbor College, is completing her
education at Western Michigan Cal
nel when his four small daughters | j.o¢ of Education, This year she
climbed from his car. The YOUNR-/ is doing her first year of teaching
est walked out on a retaining wall
and fell in. Newton. summoned by
another daughter, dived into the
water and swam 530 yards to res-
cue the girl.
American farmers are cultivat-
ing about the same amount of land
today that they did in 1920. in the second grade at Williams
| Lake School
Darwin. who has attended Spring
Arbor one present
working in a Pontiac automobile year is at
factory
The mother was bern near
Memphis, Mich., coming to Pon-
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tiae with her parent, at the age
of 16, while the father came here
from Mecosta County about 1925.
The started
when Pratt went to board in the parents’ romance
Boadway home. They were mar
ried in 1928
Surface elevations in Texas
range from sea level to 4,000 feet
above on plateaus, with several
mountains more than 7.000 feet
and the Guadalupe Peak at 8.751
feet | Sanity Tests Set Today
| for’'Man Who Held Gun
on Woman 24 Hours
RALEIGH, N. C. (UP)—A cotton
mill worker undergoes mental
@xaminations today to determine
| whether he was sane when he held
his ex-sweetheart captive at gun-
| Point for 24 hours and threatened
|.to kill anyone who attempied to
i rescue her,
District Solicitor Lester V. Chal
mers Jr. issued a warrant last
inight charging Graham . Timber-
ilake, 31, with ‘‘assault with a dead-
ly weapon’ and possibly kidnap
| charges.
Timberlake surrendered to au
thorities yesterday when he freed
Miss Jesse Elizabeth Davis, 29.
after holding her for more than 24
hours in the packing room of a
textile mill in Wake Forest, N. C.
The slim mill werker was
docile after he gave himself up.
“I didn’t knew what I was
doing,”” he said. “I wouldn't
have done this for anything in
the world.”
Miss Davis, although weak from |
her ordeal, was reported in good |
| condition. Dr. C. T. Wilkinson said
| she had not received any injuries "
jand still
| berlake.
| Wilkinson said it was Miss Davis
| who persuaded the former mental
patient to give himself up and re-
ceive medical attention.
Timberlake, spurned by Miss Da-
vis for a soldier at Fort Bragg.
N. C., released the girl and turned
over his .25 caliber pistol after
authorities assured him he ;would “seemed fond’ of Tim-
be taken to a state hospital and.
would not be put in jail
Are Firemen Entitled
fo Electric Blankets? LOS ANGELES «®—Even though
firemen \are supposed to be ro-
bust. athletic and ready to jump
out of bed, aren't they entitled to
the comfort of an electric blanket
while they are in bed?
There are differences of opinion
hereabouts concerning this com-
plex question.
Chief George Courser of the San
Diego Fire Department ordered
electric’ blankets removed from
fire stations there. But Chief Keith
Klinger of the Los Angeles County
Fire Department said yesterday
that new stations will be equipped
with electric outlets near the beds
of firemen
our best wishes to all of you at Being Examined By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The men who run the nation's
fogd stores figure you ought to
enjoy Christmas dinner even more
this year than, last—prices of beth
turkeys and smoked
eight to 10 cents cheaper a” pound
than a year ago . s
These two meats, needless
say, are the big features this week,
but food men say they're selling a
lot of frying chickens, too. In this
case also, prices are down around
a dime from a year ago,
lt you plan to break with
tradition, your best buys in meats
will be found in perk and lamb
(beet prices are still high). A |
geod number of sores are featur-
| ing perk loins and legs ef lamb.
The U.S. Department of Agricul-
ture calls your atiention to eggs
this week. It says large supplies,
high quality and low prices rake
eggs a real bargain
Pd hams are}
to’ Lower Priced This Year In the produce markets. special-
ists pick eastern potatoes, onions
old crop cabbage, western lettuce
and wearby carrots, parsnip. tur-
nips and topped beets as your best
buys of the week
Colder weather bas cut inte
supplies of cucumbers, eggplants,
beans, escarole, endive, and big
Hosten and romaine lettuce.
As for Christmas items, _ the
produce men say-yams are nearly
twice as high as the dry type
sweet potatoes, but ‘‘moderately
priced.”’ nevertheless. Cranberries
will cost a bit more than at Thanks
giving. ‘ #
Tangerines, a Christmas ‘fruit
are considered a good buy. along
with avocados, limes. oranges and
grapefruit
A tew crates of strawberries
Showed up”in eastern markets this
week. They were flown from Flor- |
ida, The price, of course, is high.
FROM VERY CONVENIENT DRIVE °
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CHRISTMAS
DINNER SERVED IN AW IDEAL
HOLIDAY ATMOSPHERE
e Marvelous Food
e Early American Surroundings
e Huge Wood-burning Fireplaces
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MATTHEWS: HARGREAVES, inc. i
“Oakland County's Largest Checrolet Dealer”
34 Mill Street 211-8, for the |
MERRIEST
CHRISTMAS © at | YEAR
Saginaw _and all day
=
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Tonite Until 10 o’Clock
-
Friday Until 7 P.M.
No need to run from store-to-
store . you'll find gifts for
everyone on your list right here
at Simms — usually priced LESS. ,
than you expect to pay. Save
shopping time and money, too,
at SIMMS. ” &
LAST-MINUTE
PRICE SLASH | Throughout the Store , BUY NOW at wholesale cost .. . below cést
. . . or slightly above cost. Plenty of
some — few of others. Original
~ price tags show how much
. you Save.
Look tor the-
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Price Tags — In Every Department
On Every Floor
eS Se Every item is marked with a special red
“DAY-GLO" sign or price tag. Toys... . Gifts
.. . Cosmetics... Jewelry .. . Watches
Hardware... Appliances Housewares ..,
Clothing ... Slippers ... Cameras . . . Boxed
Chocolates... Dolls... Power Tools... etc.
Just take our word for it—a special shopping
trip through Simms tonight or tomorrow is
well worth your while.
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Pontiac’s Own Bargain Store
98 North SAGINAW St.
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Our hope, a
New Year
Giean H. Griffia Rarelé Davis
It is our sincere hope that the true
significance of this Holiday Season
may be deeply appreciated by all.
lso, is that the coming
will bring happiness to
many people.
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| $262 a Day Hotel Suites | ites Fatal to §S A 4/f |. é : mt ° , a Ready at Miami Beach Children, Mom | 3 i By EARL WILSON : a { . MIAMI BEACH—“How many people will pay $189 a day for Two Blazes in Ohio Kill ¥ 2 « hotel gute?” a man asked me ive in One Family, Two|] he “A lot of them,” the man said, “if you deliver = paneer in Another é & lovack, knows ; A ome ae eae ane Gog ee Bec prerinlny memneye| d tached, big enough for a cocktail party. two separate fires ‘ A}
me, Sa nt pe Ercmee-| f : . poputar . and - . * \ ienetcang us tape 0 lar, to cad aioe Us oat Burned to death at Urbana, Ohio & ¢ viewing their new $15,000,000 Hotel Fontainebleau where were Norman Sivets Jr., 2, son of AN . you can alse get a $262-a-day suite if you're cramped in eo a: 7
-the $189-a-day suite. Meals are extra, of course: For $262- gees Adame. 6 ; a-day you den’t expect groceries, too, I hope oo. We 8 Pontiac's — } * * * * i : maighpivekadprubalgedansiyy rs z -a- rooms, | ae ' a "s Mi .
Sep ip eolpnony ry gl se tee se ns At | | rer : - sHemeanal “ The Fontainebleau’s on the famous Firestone estate and some- succumbed jafe last night rae
af pr
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| ae times in this neighborhood you can still get a faint smell of—no,
not rubber—money. ‘
Harvey Firestone’s late mansion
served as construction offices for the "wena
_ §. ° a fire starting from e in their frame
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watch tycoon ordered one. Ex-Mayor
The tab for those will be about $100,-
* * * *
Mayer and Mrs. Wagner, the Mack Kriendiers of “21,” 000—and, don’t forget that’s without Holiday meals.
| * * * * d : ’ ! Vaughn Monroe, an Akron boy who MONROE Greetings has seen a hotel or two, is here to sing—and upon gazing at. the from biggest hotel swimming pool he ever saw, he remarked:
“It'll take them 10 days to fill the thing.” a f
- Peter Donald, and Dick Merrill of Eastern, whe flew us
down, are are also among the gawkers at this 15-story palace
which résembies a crescent-shaped U. N. building.
‘Twas designed by architect Morris Lapidus, a Brooklyn, NYU.)
and Columbia U. boy.
Novack, who's either the Glenn McCarthy or the Conrad |
Hilton of Florida, “raided” other hotels. | The peace and contentment of the Yuletide season is here Star
Bargains I was amazed to see Renee Black, for | once again. May all the delights of this happy Holiday ‘ 23 years Maitre D’Bouche at the Waldorf-_ ° be yours and your family’s . , . to enjoy now Astoria, bustling around here in the same ; aud Sev a a Gc ie aes. capacity. ‘
He was observed in the kitchen, in
spats, pointing with his cane as he
lectured some chefs ‘about soup-
making.
* * * *
“I was interested in new horizons; 1
did not wish to stagnate,” he said, ‘fin- | — zs
gering his wax mustache. He is a mere
—
boy of 74.
Ben Novack’s fond of saying he came
from New York to Florida with only car-
fare. “If this doesn’t work out,” he says,
“I won't even have carfare.”
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THE monIGHT PAR anne Funeral Home F rom toy-filled oth floor major league ballplayers (mostly of | So ae SS ee ree 79 | every hospitalized man, wo-
man and child is thinking of
save foam | to busy Downstairs Store Italian descent) on a tour of Italy in| /§
October. The teams will be managed |
~ by Phil Rizzuto and Sal-Maglie. SCOTTY
Guy Mitchell and Jackie Loughery
talked reconciliation talk at Ronnie’s Steak House... Now| So that these wishes can Ave., that pretty Scotty Scott has become Channel 7's weather re- | come true, Huntoon’s is offer- porter in New York, people don’t even complain about rain. |
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TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Marian Winters, who has a love.
scene with Tyrone Power in “The Light Is Dark Enough,” writes, |
“I love being all Ty’d up for the evening.”
HERB SHRINER KNEW OF a backwoods dentist who had
wtteiwtaruna marae | items that we frankly
_ Sh | Don't Want to Carry ©
Over! ing free transportation from . | eo. °
Snow fl" | we again offer many. in the Pontiac area.
Airs Monopoly Probe | lem of economic concentration and |
WASHINGTON —Sen. Kefauver
(D-Tenn) said today Senate Demo-
cratic leaders wil] meet soon to
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U.S. Butter for Russia
Secretary of Agriculture Benson has
a tremendous problem on his hands
because our Government-owned butter
surplus has reached 440,000,000 pounds.
Despite large donations for welfare
purposes and school lunches and some
sales at 25 cents a pound to candy
makers, hardly a dent has been made
in our butter surplus. Secretary Ben-
son’s problem, therefore, still is to find
an outlet for this enormous stock before
it spoils. ie
* * *
With the same courage he dis-
played in the flexible price sup-
port fight, he has proposed sale
of butter to Soviet Russia at
- 40 cents a pound.
There will be objections, of course, to
this proposal, though some of our butter
already has reached Russia through re-
sale by other countries. But we can see
no reason why the Benson plan shouldn’t
win approval.
* * *
While the amount sold would
alleviate the Russian shortage, it
wouldn't end it. Moreover, there
is no justification for not salvag-
ing as much as possible of the
huge sum this butter cost tax-
payers.
After all, Mr. Benson is not proposing
to supply Russia with guns — only but-
ter. .
Mr. Kline’s Resignation
The unexpected resignation of its
distinguished president and its choice
of an equally competent successor pro-
vide a splendid opportunity to pay trib-
ute to the Farm Bureau Federation.
It not only was a shock to the
membership but a loss to the or-
ganization when President ALLAN
B. Kiuve’s ill health forced him to |
lay down his administrative bur-
dens.
* x
No one connected with the federation
would deny that it is a pressure group.
But thanks to the foresight and wisdom
of Mr. Kung, the influence of this larg-
est farm organization usually has been
exerted in the bést interest of the coun-
try.
For example, he was a moving
spirit in persuading members that
they’d be better off with flexible
than with rigid 90 per cent parity
price supports. It is to the endur-
ing credit of the federation that
when it opposed or supported a
Government policy, it did so be-
cause of its belief in the free
enterprise system.
* * *
In choosing CHARLEs B. SCHUMAN of
Sullivan, Ill, as successor to President
Kung, the membership apparently has
demonstrated its confidence in the
latter's policies. Like the retiring presi-
dent, the new leader thoroughly under-
stands every phase of farming and farm
problems. Like him, too. admirers say,
he can be counted on to follow the fed-
eration’s middle of the road policies.
Langer’s Geographic Law
Probably no one was surprised by Sen.
LANGER’s announcement that he would
oppose confirmation of JoHN MARSHALL
Haruan to be a justice of the Supreme
Court.
But the reason for the North
Dakota Republican's stand no
doubt surprises éveryone who
doesn’t realize that almost any-
thing can happen in politics. The
Senator says he has nothing
against Judge HARLAN except that
he was born in New York State.
* * *
In fact, he announced that henceforth
he will oppose any nominee for Cabinet
or Supreme Court posts who doesn’t
come from North Dakota or six other
“~ What irks the Senator is that no resident of his State or South Da-
kota, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada
or ever has had a Cabinet or
high court seat.
.* * *
This makes one wonder how silly a
Senator can be. What the North Da-
kotan is attempting is to make the
geographic accident of birth the para-
mount qualification for these high of-
fices. It is ridiculous to say that a Cab-
inet member or Supreme Court justice
must come from one of seven States just
because they never had a representative
in these offices.
* x- *
Not only President Eisenhower,
but Judge Harlan may consider it
fortunate that Sen. Langer will
cease to be chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee in two weeks.
The truth is that the New Yorker
‘ is well qualified to serve on our
highest tribunal and deserves
speedy confirmation.
Taxes and U.S. Debt
Before anyone criticizes President
EISENHOWER’s Stand against any tax cut
- next year, he should examine his share
of the national debt.
That certainly is all the President
had to do to find a strong argument
against those who want to cut Federal
revenue further.
At present the interest alone
on that debt amounts to $42.18 a
year for every man, woman and
child in the United States. The
per capita share of the principal
is almost $1,700.
Everybody should remember that cut-
ting taxes won't help anyone. All it
will do is increase the red ink and the
heavy burden of interest on the total
debt. .
The Man About Town
Safety Idea Works A Proven Suggestion for a
Christmas Tree That's Safe
Christmas Cheer: Something too
often of a liquid nature.
Director of the Pontiac Area Day Nursery,
Miss Leola B. Jacques
tells me that a Christmas tree can be
rendered untnflammable by dumping a cup
of calcium chloride in the water in which
it stands. A branch which she brought to
the Pontiac Press office refused to ignite
under a strong application of a lighted
match.
"Twill be a Merry Christmas for
Jimmy Carney
of 198 South East Boulevard. He is the nine
year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carney
and the bicycle which he received for Christ-
mas two years ago was stolen two months
ago. But Jimmy and his parents have great
confidence in the Pontiac police, and were
sure they'd find the bike—which they did
this week
In response to several inquiries on the
matter, I have it from County Ag. Agent
Lyle Abel
that your Christmas tree will maintain its
natural condition much longer if you stand
it in water. However, he says there is no
merit in the suggestion of one person that
some commercial fertilizer be placed in the
water
Thanks are extended for the kind words of
Mrs. Joyce Alderman
of Rochester. who writes that our
“Santa and the Mars King”
is the best feature of ite kind that she ever
read in a newspaper
A letter over the signature of
“One Who Hunts It,”
says the best present that Santa could bring
Pontiac is more parking space
For several years factory accountant at .
the old Oakland plant in Pontiac,
Harry C. Young
is retiring after being with GM Fiint plants
since 1934
Prize pain-in-the-neck current
“popular” song: “I got my man on
the American plan.”
A horse running into the side of the auto-
mobile of
Russell Bensett
of Holly while he was driving to work. put
the car in the ditch, but galloped away M1
Bensett escaped injury :
After suffering with a continued cold for
several weeks, City Purchasing Agent
Frank A. Reed
now feels that he'll just have to continue
to grin and blow it.
Verbal Orch id 5 to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. T. Bickford
of 115 Raeburn St: fifty-second wedding an-
niversary
William J. Abbott
of Lapefr; eighty-fifth birthday.
_ Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Moorman
of Fenton; sixty-sixth wedding anniversary.
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DAY, DECEMBER 23, 1954
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Registered Nurse Says Public Health ©
Bodies Back Fluoridation of Water Letters will be condensed when neces-
sary because of jack of space. Pull name,
address and telephone number of the
writer must accompany lettérs but these
will not be published {ff the writer ro
requeéts unless the letter is critieal in
its nature. ;
To inform the public about fluor-
idation of water supplies, proven
facts have been obtained from
state and local health departments,
U. S. Public Health Service, state
and local dental societies, Ameri-
can Water Works Assn., National
Institute of Municipal Law Offi-
“cers, and many other health or-
ganizations.
Fluoridation has been endorsed
by practically every national or-
ganization concerned with public
health. These organizations do
not prematurely give their ap-
proval to scientific advances.
Fluoridation was not approved
until thorough studies were made
by experts with extensive know!l-
edge in all aspects.
Philadelphia now fluoridates,
Chicago City Council has approved
fluoridation. Nationally, 920 cities
are fluoridating as of February, 194. In Michigan 46 communities
have adopted this procedure.
The National Institute of M' -
pal Law Officers says: ‘‘Fluorida-
tion of public water supplies is an
effective, safe, economical and
constitutional public health meas- -
ure for reducing the incidence of
dental caries.”
Michigan's attorney general has
ruled that a city starting a fluori-
dation program would assume no
more liability than it has now oper-
ating a public water supply. Fluor-
idation treats no abnormality;
therefore it is not medication.
It has been referred to as nu-
tritional supplementation. It sup-
plies a nermal constituent found
in human teeth. It provides flu-
erine in proper amounts through
a natural source for developing
decay-resistant teeth. :
With the overwhelming’ evidence
favoring water fluoridation and
the support of responsible health
agencies, how soon will Pontiac
benefit from this safe and effec-
tive program”
Registered* Nurse
Case Records of a Psychologist Suggests Resting Station
for Elderly Men to Use
I have often seen elderly gentle-
men sitting on the courthouse
steps talking, whittling, singing
and playing numerous musical
instruments.
These elderly gentlemen have
done much to better our city and
make it as nice as it really is.
I know that the elderly men and
tired. shoppers would ‘appreciate
such a project.
A Hopeful Citizen
Father’s Best Christmas Gift to Son:
One Full Day of His Life Each Month Henry never confessed his
doubts to his wife, so she had
no chance to answer his sus-
picions. Each misjudged the
other entirely. Yet she restored
him to a happy state and
changed the feuding household
into a jolly home for her chil-
cren by use of the advice be-
ow
By DR. GEORGE CRANE
Case N-304: Harry D., aged 4?.
is the husband of Deborah whose
case was outlined yesterday. He
is a successful business man with
an income of $18,000 per year.
But Henry is a failure as a hus
band and father. For your success
at the office doesn't necessarily
reflect equal success at home
“My wife is a very attractive
woman,"’ Henry began. ‘In fact,
she is so pretty and popular that
1 have felt a vague jealousy
about it. Besides, she had a ser-
lous love affair before I married
her, and I always wondered if
if she didn't think of the other
man a great deal.
“That idea has been reinforced
by ber lack gf any great ph¥sical
ardor. She is very frigid
“So T have been sarcastic on
many occasions And since my
coronary attack, T am_ resentful
that she is still young and healthy."
By a longer interview, I ulti-
mately found out that Henry held
on to the purse strings because
he hoped thefeby to maintain his
dominance of Deborah, at least
financially
And his attempt to belittle
Aunt Het
A dog and a servant and a hus-
all alike in one way. To
get one to suit you, you've got te
it young and train it your way. Deborah's prestige by reminding
her of her more limited educa-
tional background, simply fitted
into his hope to keep her brow-
beaten.
When a man is fearful of his
ability to rule his wife's heart by
the sweetheart appeal, he then
resorts to other methods.
First he may become miserly.
Second, he may criticize her unduly
to whittle her ego down to an in-
ferior size in comparison with his
oven. ‘
And in his jealousy of Deborah's
charms, Henry also wanted to keep
her at home so she wouldn't meet
other men, even at church.
Most men in America still harbor
tho false notion that women are
potentially passionate creatures.
This erroneous notion has de-
veloped from lewd stories told
in past generations by “drum-
mers" whose opinions were de-
rived from the feigned ardor of
prostitutes,
But most men haven't realized
that those salacious stories were
based on false data. So they have
believed them implicitly.
Consequently, when their new
bride shows relatively little inter-
est in marital relations after they
have been married for a year or
two, then the husbands are puzzled
and unhappy.
“But all wives must be ardent.”
they reason to themselves. ‘So
why is she so passive and frigid
with me?
“Maybe she is carrying the
torch for a former suitor. Or
perhaps she is having an affair
with some other man while I
am at work each day.
“Or perhaps I am inferior in
some anatomical degree so I can't
arouse her adequately.”’ If the husband focusses primarily
on that first question, then he
grows sarcastic, like Henry, and
belittles his wife.
If he is obsessed with the second
suspicion, then he may spy on his
wife and even hire detectives to
trail her, though she is exemplary
in every way.
Some husbands grow so jeal-
ous and suspicious that the
neighbors or relatives actually
think the men-are almost de-
ranged to have such unwarranted
doubts about their wives’ faith-
fulness.
If the husband broods over the
final doubt, he may soon throw
himself into complete impotence
on a purely psychological basis.
To banish Henry's mean dispo-
sition, Deborah used the advice in
my’ bulletin -‘‘How to Prevent Im-
potence in Men.”
Send a stamped return envelope,
plus a dime and make your mar-
riage happy again, at least for your
children’s benefit.
‘Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc) > e e
‘Tactical Atomic Weapons
Would Be Used at Once ©
not for if they should attack
Western simultaneously !
, Allies to avoid atomic war by try-
ing to them in the usual way
of | wars would have
‘some appeal to the West Euro
peans who, living near Russia,
fear being consumed in atomic
furnaces. * * *
But they could hardly survive
if they tried to fight an old-fash-
ioned war, judging from the com-
parative estimates of the ground
forces and
‘Which unstate of mind describes
the world and its neighbor. Every-
; something dif-
Which just about verifies
observation that peace on Earth
and good wil] to men is an
workable formula, So let's
think of the same thing.
It's the most wonderful night of
the year in the most worlderful
land of all time. Don’t use the
white line in the middle of the
road for, an extra lane.
Don't take one for the road.
You may meet another fellow
who has taken one for the qposs-
roads,
The spirit is in
a bag and not a bottle. Drive as
if your life depended on it for it
does.
We're wishing everybody a
merry, merry Christmas in a
. land where there are forty-eight
states and no frontiers.
We may argue about politics and
have our pictures taken with every-
body thinking of something dif-
ferent.
But we've had some tough
times together. And don't forget
it was together.
Lookina Back
15 Years Ago
2,000 CHRISTMAS BASKETS are
distributed today.
FINNS COUNTER offensive rout
Reds.
20 Years Ago ;
MANAGER OF THOM McAn
shoe store robbed of $65.
OVER 1,000 CHILDREN enter-
tained at Christmas party at Pon-
tiac High School.
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
A * * ®«
Trust men, and they will be true
to you; treat them gently and they
to you; treat them gently, \ and they will show themselves great.—
Emerson. : after mobilization. A month might
be too late. The re |
have time to consult and decide.
It was with this new atomic
arsenal of NATO in mind that Sec-
retary of State Dulles this week
the Russians
back at the
if they tried an at-
trying to stop
atomically would fall
depending on what
could be hit tacti-
weapons lim-
targets. Or they
tactically and stra-
would include
rear, perhaps
s
the Russians
tactically but not
Russians, in or-
retaliation on
rear, might want to reply
tactically too,
either the Russians or the strategic bombing,
would be on
attacked would
in a hurry, if
a Ms news conference, Dulies
seemed clearly to be saying that
if the Russians attack in Europe
they will be hit at once with
atomic weapons used tactically, But when he was asked if the
West would also hit Russia stra-
tegically. he declined a direct an-
ea the naid he didn’t want to
eeiraiiin Caaeas
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
With all my heart I cherish you
- With all my love I say... I wish a world of happiness ||” For
Unless it be a drop To
are so wonderful . . . And, oh, it
means so much . . . To hear your soothing voice or just . . . To feel your gentle touch I wish and
say, I hope and pray . . . This Christmas Day will be. . . The
time ah turns aroun’
ma'self, ‘Rastus, dey ain’ follow- in’ no mo’ eer
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“Well, den," replied Rastus, “ slowed down to a gallop. ”
Tommy (after great deliberation)
“Early makers of blinds.”
Happy Man
“Father was delighted when I
told him you were a poet.”
'"" ex.
“What do you
expect — a packet of twenty?"’
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Advised for Varicose Ulcer Treatment By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
I learned of the use of extreme-
ly minute doses of iodin internally
in the treatment of indolent or per-
sistent ulcer from a medical col-
league who said his father, also
a physician. had learned it from
his father, a physician who, for all
my colleague knew, may have
learned it from his father...
The nice thing about it is that
it can do no harm to give the rem-
edy a good try in any case. In-
deed it is likely to do good in a
general way, whether it brings
about healing of an old open sore —
or not.
If you have followed this col-
umn for a season you can hardly
be unaware that I advocate a
suitable iodin ration for every
man, Woman and child im the
When the usual try-this-and-that
line of treatment for leg ulcer
proves ineffectual send me a
stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask in writing for the pam- phiet Varicose Veins and Varicose
Ulcer.
While you are in the mood to
believe that the general state of
health and nutrition may have
something to do with the healing
of ulcer, this may be a good time
to send also 25 cents in negotiable
condition (that is, not in need of li iF (f Fy
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CHRISTMAS
FOR THE PHOTO FANS SUGGESTIONS
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1956,
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hs ; on the five-point resolution
which they drafted at a meeting
week ago in the Romeo High
states fev
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| containing the money he would have spent for a Christmas gift.
CARE for less fortunate youth in Austria, Germany and Korea.
full-size electric eel—eight feet |
thick as a man's leg—can |
a &0-volt charge and re-
1,000 watts of power
split second,
the National
By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE Disputed Land KEEGO HARBOR — The Sto Sets $41, 142 as “rice relates that there were Three and Lath Schoo | and myrrh some 194 years ago.
si i | Yesterday there were 550 in the
An Oakland County Circuit Court | Roosevelt School, ranging from
jury yesterday approved condem-| five to 12 years and they marched
nation of 1.1 acres of. land by the) in solemn procession bearing tiny
‘Southfield Township school district! white envelopes concealing their
and said the district should pay) pennies nickles, and dimes.
$41,142 for the property. j
The land, owned by Mrs. Louise |
L. Kelly, is located off Southfield |
road between 11 and 12 Mile)
roads.
The schoo} board will meet
seen te decide if it wants to
obtain the land by paying the |
set amount,
“During the court proceedings, | decided they wanted to share their
appraisers called by the board! Yuletide joy with less fortunate
set a high value of $18,000 on the! youth from other lands
Y | site. Those put on the stand by 4
Wills
Member F.T.D.
210 E. Third, Rochester
OLive 2-941] ° , Each young wise man took
his turn before a repliea of the
immortal manger scene. There
was a tiny Mary and a young
| Joseph and the angels were there
too.
Christmas in this elementary
The names they draw are un-
| Mrs. Kelly named a $103,000 high. ynown names ot boys and girls
The land sotight includes two from Korea, Austria and Germany
| sections behind the Annie Lathrup| who do not belang to warm family
School in the city of Lathrup Vil-) circles like their own
lage. The schools contend & is
needed to provide adequate play é
area and room for building expan. “*fows® CARE, an international | sion organization looking after the
| welfare of children im war rav- | The board says it would add aged countries, they Id pro-
another 1.7 acres by closing Mon- ide uy | terey street located between the | orl age —— ir eee
—|school and areas condemned. Mrs.
Kelly said yesterday she had) It could be that the dime young
reached no decision on appealing Johnny placed in his envelope
bought chocolate bars for Suki of the case
ee Korea; or Joan's ewe i of pen
nies would heip to Yive Heidi of
‘Ground Broken Austria warm faniens or provide
* |a woolen scarf for Stephen in
ee e (for Parsonage Germany | Last year the students partici- ~™
at Rochester pated in a similar ceremony
ROCHESTER—Ground has been Proect sending $110 to the orphans Last year they discovered that
a@ee¢ eee
Firstg Congregational parsonage !
Of brick veneer construction, the
six-room ranch type home is being
built into a hill, with two levels
Architects are now working on
the plans of the new church, which
| will be built eventually on the west
side of Pine opposite the new par- |
sonage |
“es « Faderal Loan Sou - | ght | In greeting gay e . |
e e by Oak Park Council ’ e
: We'd like to say e OAK PARK — The city council
- e has agreed to ask the federal gov- |
We hope you hove _<" ernment for a $30,000 loan to pay!
ee for a water ‘master plan”
The plan calls for a four million ‘ ’ ot -@e@ I .
a Happy tioliday @ e gailon undérground resevoir. with
e more than a mile of 36 inch water
.- main, and a three pump station
: ROCHESTER ee City Manager Harold K. Schone
7 : e said ‘the underground storage tank |
FURN. & APPL. @ would make Oak Park virtually in-
Ruchestes‘ond °. dependent’ of Detroit pressure
Acbern Heights A drops during the summer dry
e months.”
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May this Christmas be a merry one...
and may the New Year bring each and
every one of you added happiness
' and continued prosperity!
ROCHESTER
Crissman Chevrolet Co. 735 $. Rochester Road OLive 2-9721
Milk Administration will A GIFT FOR ANOTHER — Roosevelt School in Keego Harbor held its special | orphans.
, ;, — Denes com: | Christmas program yesterday when each student presented a small white envelope names”’
The funds will go to,
of 1.1 Acres Wanted by, they brought gold, frankincense |
school has taken on new signifi- |
|eance since the boys and girts | ~
broken on Pine Street for the new | °% Korea. The idea originated with |
PII II PIPPI II PITT TTY
dhe dhe de ddd S +
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the elementary council, a repre-! ing precessional is the reading
we group from each grade of of the Christmas Story by one
he Roosevelt School. of the students end
Mrs. Gertrude Ealy, elemen- the group singing of the favorite
tary coordinator for the West | “#70.
Bloomfield Schools, said that A 3 voice boys’ choir, all ele-
the “‘sharing’’ Christmas prom-
ises to become tradition in that
district's schools.
‘There is so much enthusiasm |
for giving instead of receiving in |
this group, I'm sure they will never
go back to the former ‘drawing
names’ way of celebrating Christ-
/mas in the schools,"’ she said.
| By using the envelopes, she
pointed out, there is no feeling that
some give more than others
_ Prelude annually te the offer- mentary students, also presents a
song fest standing on a graduated
stand that simulates a Christmas
tree,
Joy given to others is evident
school from the boys and
who have benefited from
Christmas observance.
“Preparing ahead throughout the
year for this program is a firm
assurance that the giver goes with
|the gift here at Roosevelt,’’ said
Mrs. Ealy girls
this
Lions Announce Warners
of Rochester Yule Contest ROCHESTER — The heme of
Andrew B. Hughes of 31) Childress
has been awarded the first prize dale
liams and Ken Fetters, 205 Wil-
Others were Emerson Carey, 311
in the home section of the Christ- | Wesley: Joseph Leake, 340 Charles mas decorating contest conducted pq: wo F Stump, 1234 N Main:
by the Rochester Lions Club, with | ang ¢ L. Sterns. of 302 hMayerond |
$100 in prizes awarded and John R. Nowels, 332 North-
Chairman Lloyd Lake said the wood
residence of Sydney Sutherland of; The contest covered an area
MIT Linwood was second, and that| trom Aven Road south to Roch- of Robert B. Harris, 333 Taylor, | ester village limits
third | Judges were Rosco Crowell,
In the business contest, Mur- | Sells, and Maryanne Dinkel.
Ground Observers Roy
first honors, with Fred B. Car- |
penter and Sen, Clothiers, sec-
end, and the Oberg Electrical
Store, third.
Those winning honorable merry |
tion were Mrs. Beatrice Moore, 25 |
Helen: Herbert E. Darling, 912 on besinsnag ogee Fairview; B. F. Trombley, 85 E T Fost will not go unmen- a |ned during Christmas festivities. Avon Rd; Robert Lewis, 419 Park- | Supervisor Vern Willard has an-
|nounced. Twelve members have |
volunteered to stand two - hour
watches and keep the post in oper-
ation -
Spending part of their Christ
mas day scanning the skies will
be Cleo and Florence Violette, Jack
Van't Groenewout, Harold Hyde
| Barry Brown and Tom Sampeer,
| Thomas Hedet, and Thomas Tardy
Others participating will be
Katherine Baker, Floyd Andrews,
Ann Clappison and Sally
Archie
and Allen McLellan ard. Duane Thick,
kowski,
AS af
Pontiac Preas Phote
SIXTY YEARS—Celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary Jan. 2 | May your days be bright
will be Mr. and Mrs. John R= Willlams of Bloomfield Township.
They will hold an open house at their 1697 Ward Rd. home.
) our BY N x\ . . . Phone OL 1-9711
320 Main, Rochester +
in the letters they receive at the |
to Keep Yule Watch | — The Ground |
the joys of the Yuletide Season.
May every good thing be yours
during the coming New Year!
LARRY JEROME grg
Mein Street at the Bridge iLentz s Named
fo State Post Holly Bank Examiner
to Assume Office Jan. }
os Deputy Treasurer
HOLLY — Charles N. Lentz was
nated deputy state treasurer to-
take a leave absence from his
job to the $8,500-a-year
post Jan. 1
Brown said Lentz was “well
qualified for the job which calls —
for a banking expert.”
Lentz, who lives with his parents
at 848 Milford Rd., is the son of |
Walter A. Lentz, president of the |
First State and Savings Bank of |
Holly.
A graduate of the Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology, Lentz former-
ly worked as an auditor for the
National Bank of Detroit and as
an accounting supervisor for the
Ford Motor Co.
Brown said the present deputy
state treasurer, R. Palmer Carr of
Grand Rapids, would remain as a
consultant on a temporary basis.
Christmas Eve
Services Slated
Peatiae Press Phete
They chose this type of observance in place of the old method of ‘‘drawing |
in hopes of providing holiday joy for youth without farnilies of their own.
the above scene, Susan Penny is the angel at the back of the stable and Sue Ann |
The elementary students | Aumaugher is Mary. Danny Greig plays the role of Joseph. The — angel kneeling
of the school initiated this ee a year ago ae they contributed $110 for Korean at the right is Linda Sue sre
Jury Condemns Roosevelt Elementary School Pupils
_— Meaningful ‘Joy to the World’
ri
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VIRGINIA MALLETT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mallett of
Lake Orion have announced tne
engagement of their daughter, Vir-
ginia Ann, to Francis John Blanzy.
He is the son of Mrs. Pear! Blanzy |
of Baldwin Rd. No date has been
set for the wedding
Avon Zoning Board
‘Approves North Hill ROCHESTER—The Avon Town-
ship zoning Board last night ap-
proved the tentative plat of the
North Hill subdivision, to be lo-
cated just west of the new Wrigley
| Snopnine center, and the township
board gave the plan
| "Realtor
Realtor Max Hartwig said the
engineering company is prepared |
to begin as soon as possible on the |
project
an other action, the Zoning Board |
mmended to the township |
board an amendment to the town- |
|ship zoning ordinance, providing |
that in new subdivisions which are
serviced by municipal or public
water supply;,lots must have a
minimum width at the building
line of 70 feet,
area of 8.500 square feet temporary
To Preach at Leonard
LEONARD — William Goodwin |
from Dr. Tom Malone’s Emman- |
| uel Baptist Church Seminary, Pon-
Leon- tac, will be the speaker at the |
Pin- | 10 a.m. Sunday ee ee Lee
ard Methodist Church,
with
Ford Dealer
4 In |
and a minimum*
at Rochester
ROCHESTER — Most of Roches-
ter’s churches are holding Christ-
mas Eve services at various
times Friday evening.
The Rev. John E. Yuells will
'conduct worship services in St.
Paul Methodist Church at 11 p.m. |
Rev. Edgar E. Lucas will have |
an 11 p.m. service in St. Philip
Episcopal Churth. The Christian
| Day School of St. John Lutheran
Church will have its annual
Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m.
Services at St. Andrew Catholic
Church will be conducted by Rev.
Harry S. Paul, with special el
_ by the adult choirs.
‘Hit Peak Mail Day,
Postmaster Reports
its canceling machines this year,
according to acting Postmaster
Cole M. Neumann.
He stated the office broke all
| of mail went through the machines
| in one day.
| Increased efficiency has been
| found this year by utilizing base-
ment space and eliminating a pile |
| up of mail on the main floor, Nev-
| mann said records Dec. 17, when 50,560 pietes |
|
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ROCHESTER — The Rochester |
Post office has had an unprece- |
dented volume of mail go through |
“Our goal is to have every piece |
of mail out by Christmas,”” New-
mann said. To this end, some vil-
| lagers were receiving three deliv-
| eries daily, and mail was also de-
| livered last Sunday.
Rochester Legion Plans
New Year's Eve Dance
ROCHESTER — The Homer
Wing American Legion Post 172
will feature dancing at its annual
New Year's Eve party at, the post.
Co-chairmen for the affair are
Jay Cypher and Mrs. Jon Marshall,
with music to be presented by
Dub Masters. . . . when you remember
birthdays, anniversaries and
every special day through-
out the year.
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dates and there's a special —
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Bob .
Just What Can Be Said
in Wake of Murder Trial? CLEVELAND (INS)—What is, ing his, Sam was busy. Sam
there to say in the wake of a! was busy wanting to tell
murder story, particularly one that; what he thought of
is:subject to appeal before a higher peers who had razed his
court? Sam Sheppard could still and recommended that
be declared innocent. = ier-)
See rh eee the bank. for the appre-' Bill Corrigan, his lawyer, who hension of the murderer. You | wished Sam had shown some indig-
find yourself groping, but gingerly. | ,.tion during the preliminaries and
Well, this was the way it W®S the long trial, sauntered through |
en route to the airport. The cab the press room an hour after the
driver, threading his way through verdict. He wanted to wish a Merry
the Cleveland ice floes, said. “Lis- Christmas and a bon voyage to the |
ten, Mac, around here this verdict reporters. He had denounced
wad the biggest upset since the many of them through the ‘trial
Giants took four in a row from us mainly for showing up. But pow
in the series he was relaxed and roguishly rak-
“Everybody I hauled last sam- "in his wintry outfit.
ae ead tall said Sam was guilty Shaking hands, he said to me
but id beat the rap Thea, My only worry was that the jury
teday when the word came in,
everybody I carried said, ‘Poor
Sam, he got a bum break.’ Well,
after he |
|
whe panied him said the loathing had | Wis eyes and it had
by a quizzical |
he remarked: delivered a speech pro-| look. They said
It was aquiet| “Imagine ...
Midway in his remarks gree muder.”
He wouldn't explain, nor could
- | they.
Corrigan seemed pretty content
looked through him. | about a retrial or a revérsal. Either
as vaguely detached would take a long time. The feel-
»w heads carved into the ing around the courthouse was
Rushmore. Nobody that the florid, and sometimes flam-
s “bushy-haired in-| boyant old lawyer will be a part of |
Nobody believed | Dr. Sam's life for a long time to
is in my corner.’ | come
his second de-
The jury said, by its verdict, that
defense. It said quite, plainly that |
he, and else, cracked in
Marilyn She "s head with 35
would not accept Sam's story about
| clobbered.”” It said obliquely that
| his injuries; including what his |
| brother Steve diagnosed as a/|
“broken neck" was faked or self- |
inflicted. : |
Efforts to reach Marilyn Shep-
pard proved unavailing. Only she,
really, could tell us whether this
jury—like the royal mounties—got
their man.
Show Aids Legless Boy
| LOUISVILLE, Ky. w — High
| school classmates staged a variety | as 4 : gk (MD,
ARMY HEAD—L1.-Gen. Anthony
C. McAuliffe, famed here of the
Battle of the Bulge, is the new
commanding general of the U. S.
Army in Europe. He succeeds
Gen. William M. Hoge who will
retire in January.
Scouts Drop Age
Barrier for Lad
Dying of Cancer
7 and became a citizen of our country, is certain-
‘| by a female star's tantrum, Pinza laughed it MONTEBELLO, Calif. #» — The |
| Boy Scouts here have waived their
l1l-year-old age requirement so that
10-year-old Robert Preston White |
can be sworn into their ranks. |
Robert raised his right hand in | Buddy Baer, May Mann Jr., doomed by cancer of the liver, | May Cancel Separation
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Show Business
Pinza Most Versatile Opera Star...
Takes Singing, Comedy in Stride By EDDIE CANTOR | peramentai? ‘She's all temper and no mental!”
Ezio Pinza, who left Italy many years ago; Awhile ago, I dropped into Perino’s Restau-
rant in Los Angeles for lunch. Ezio was sitting
at the next table with a friend who had. It's a far ery from singing the role of; an svat we Mak Ee
“Mephistopheles” in “Faust,” to playing comedy woes Ocean, with Jimmy Durknte—to singing a duet with | Los Angeles’ answer to Coney Island). “I rode
Mary Martin—-to making ‘em drop the dice and | P the scenic railway,” related the friend—
holler “Bravo” in Las Vegas—but Ezio takes it ee ue ee are rely —
all in stride. ‘ 4 und-—i Was: .
When a newspaperman asked: .“Was ‘Ezio’.| but it was the most fun I ever had!” Pinza
your given name?” he answered, “Sure, it musta 54!d. “The same thing happen’ to me once—I
been given me—you don’ theenk a name like 4 a @ program with Martha Raye!
‘Ezio’ I would pick myself!” zie is one star whe appreciates his fans.
There's one story about him that only Right now he is appearing in “Fanny,” the
has a point when you realize what a tough big musical opus New Yorkers are talking
dime he had speaking English as the French about. Fomales—sté, young, short, tall, and
planter, Emile DeBecque, in “South Pacific.” | in-between, crowd the stage door for
When Ezio Pinza heard that Mary Martin glimpse of him. ‘
was going to appear in the play “Kind Sir”
with Charlies Boyer, Pinza remarked, “How
ly the most versatile opera star we have ever
ing room and said: “Mister Pinza, there must
could she play alongside a foreigner?!” . | be two hundred of those she-wolves out there
It must be this sense of humor that’s respon- | tonight. I chase ‘em away?” Pinza,
sible for his lack of temperament. One night, | With # straight face, said: “Yes, chase them
when the entiré company at the Met was upset | *Way—then tomorrow we both go looking for a job—No?” ‘
(Copyright 1954) off with the line, “What do you mean—tem-
‘terialize yesterday when the for-| Chile to Continue Siege mer hea ei boxer and Miss |
vywean r | SANTIAGO, Chile “—President
. - — Mann, who wag Miss —_ tn 1es8, Carlos Ibanez says his government | LOS ANGELES ® — Attorneys! were in court on her petition for will continue a state of siege—a’
the Boy Scout oath last night at! for actor Buddy Baer, 39, and his $618.50 temporary alimony in con- modified form of martial law—im- Los Angeles General Hospital,
where he ts undergoing treatment.
He believes he will -continue in pefore their uppearance in domes- |
true Boy Scout tradition.
“I've waited a Jong time to be-
| come a scout,” he said solemnly.
Ten days ago he
Christmas. Doctors
live until Christmas Day.
ey eee eres on 2nd Anniversary LAS VEGAS, Nev. #—John Bar-. }
| celebrated | ________ —
advised his |
| it didn’t believe any of the nearly parents to have the celebration ear- |
40 witnesses who spoke in Sam's ly for they feared he might not
; | renown bows, et July” 1 Barrymore in Court |
rymore Jr. interrupts celebration
of his second wedding anniversary
for a Municipal Court appearance
today on a reckless driving charge.
Barrymore, 22, was arrested yes-
terday by officers who said he
was lane-changing dangerously in
heavy traffic. He was jailed for
about three hours until he ob-
tained $300 bail.
He and his wife, the former
Cara Williams, said ‘they are in
Las Vegas for the atiniversary of
their marriage heré tWo years ago
Christmas Present! show yesterday, charging mini- oe coe
mum admission of 25 cents, and |
CAGES FEED
TOYS collected $420 for Bruce Barton,
| 17, who was born without legs.
| Barton says he'll use the money
| in enrolling next fall at the Uni-
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James Lee Vance went into town , - a
yesterday — three days before’ vORT WAYNE, Ind, (INS)—Fred
Christmas — to pick up toys for C. Ward has been granted a tem-
his three children from the Salve-| porary restraining order silencing
tion Army. He returnd to a home | his first wife and he is trying to
completely destroyed by fire. have the “shut up” injunction
No one was injured, but nen een permanent.
men. could not save ar
the small rented home, ‘The fam-| hibits his former wile, Erma Ward
ily’s furniture, clothing, bedding, | from telling the present Mrs. Ward,
cooking utensils, groceries and a Marie, the inside story of life with
Christmas tree were all lost in the | Ward.
flames, Firemen estimated the loss -
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Many Times Husbands Victims of Themselves — Git), 4, Dies in Blaze’ Sad Christmas {ss "sr, sie mwa nerve fr Panter a : . : Facing Family war. But when he came home {| the Allen Methodist
By MARGARET LATROBE | fact, Bill was just tickled to pieces, It's a mess. How. many peoph , room better then that eld one While Mother Works thought he had a long and happy 1, the tront wall of the: Wilson Harvey Twerkman was home Said his wife would jump at,this) are involved in this party?” which was spoiled by the falling | ‘ ‘of M urdered Cop life ahead of him.” living room, there is an unfinished from the office. Any news? said fine jesture of friendship, said Fite, ti Qentiits. Abies plaster. DENVER —Four-year-old An- ALLEN (UP)—A Christmas P For Wilson's twe sons, Philip, picture window that Wilson was the party had sort of got out of , : The only thing was — Harvey nie Zell Hysaw died in a fire that thes tae Gall boys i ht for | 13, and Rebert, 16, temerrew will | building. “Who will finish that
Mabel, Mabel always said ‘Any | ~| There were. also 50 windows at ? ‘i , news?" And Bill always said no, pregeey- en eae the Twerkmans which would have pages bo = So Bp raged through a two-story apart- their father will lie unopened Sat- | Soak Cine, Bre Po sce a Wilson asked.
to of mle See anybody we know? | -cming from out of town that they
to
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C. that hole in the ceil-| ment house in northeast Denver urday -@@eeeeeeeee ev eeeeeoese 6eees ilia De - ing was did it. Harvey | yesterday. The gift is marked, “To Dad, |
Nope, nobody. He rustied his news- | qian't know what do about ruffied curtains which had to be
° paper with nonchalance. “Oh yeah, | Harvey had said, well, laundered. Remember the last always was: clumsy with plaster Her mother, Mrs. Al | rom the Boys." “Dad” was | Get $25 te $500 : I did run into Bill, Jameson. Lives | ‘stay. with the Twerkmans. |hurricane, Harvey? The plaster | and paint — “gh - Alzone Hysa Allen Police Officer Ivan Wilson, eee eae A: not too far from here. New baby |i the | , all : "| had just ‘started a ‘new job as 4 35. He was killed Tuesday night by + 1 w | Why not? living room ceiling got (Copyright 1964, King Features) ; . ° gi ife’s a fine person . wet and fell on the floor today. maid and couldn't be located for Elmer Anderson, 19. of Lansing Why Certainl ros the prompt © “Oh, that’s nice, dear. I'll call| Mabel peered ominously over “Well, dear—just) call the ples- , > several hours. who was slain yesterday morning | easwer the fri 4 oo ‘hes give , on her one of these days, after we | her husband's newspaper. “Have ‘ Holidays Stepping Up The child's burned body was at a roadblock thrown up by Ohio | you at Beneficial. Your loan is fitted to your « get back from Christmas at Moth. | Yeu taken a look at this house? | terer. the carpenter and the painter . . y police individual geeds and income. You choose © | "| and tell thém to come right out. | lilegal Whisky Traffic «| found curled around a stool in a olive. the best repayments and payment date, You * er's.’ } ° And borrow enough plates and J second-floor bathroom. She appar- Wilson was a machinist by day will find thes you always get cordial, cour-"5 |
“Well, uh ” and Harvey Deer Aidi Spotters cups and sgucers and spoons and DETROIT W—U.S. Customs of-| entiy had fled to the back of the ®t the Paramount Manufacturing teous service. That's why men and women 5 : dieaaed Ohi cael sieuslan euse ng ‘hn enh a ea ag te ficials at the Port of Detroit say) apartment. Co, at Hillsdale and earned extra — married or —— to meng *
the top ef the paper it Mabel’ | COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ® oh h. Also enough chairs. Oh the holiday season has stepped up money by working evenings as when they need . For extra fast ©
“ " = Defense’ Command head- ope - the contraband whisky traffic from | am Allen traffic officer, service, phone frst. Or, if more convenieat, ° placid face. ‘Bill mentioned what | —Air jsure, I'll take the fireplace set . Yule Tree Blackmarket | ! ; te write Of come id to Beneficial today! Py they hav deer un the fy War} vee an Canada to Detroit. | His wife, Phyllis, said ‘I was sit- <_< : * >a a pe re, | quarters says on ghe n to Seog > polish Ninety-two. persons have been; MANILA i®—Christmas trees are ting in the living room Tuesday : 4 oe Peri de Pigee ' | ‘ter Deer Ranch at Spooner, Wis.,| it up on my ing machine. | caught trying to smuggle a total of being blackmarketed in the Philip-; night wafting for Ivan to come! ¢ FI NANCE Co. .
day and I said Seal nex ri | are being used to aid ground air- It was a dandy party. Mabel 340 bottles of Canadian whisky pines this year, The government home. When three men walked ¢ °
in eusnent we'll have pa = |craft observers there, It has been| looked fine im her new hat. | across the Detroit River since Dec. | has restricted cutting of trees to Up on the porch, I knew that some- | ° (_Providest lees °
here! ”* aed Crisp curtains hung gracefully (1, officials said yesterday.” protect the forests. thing was wrong. They told me |e borings bevcery of e
° the dissatien of, cqpenching si. over the shining windows. The Another 53 persons have been Ivan*was dead.” © 2nd Fleer « Lawrence Bidg., ; any awe or “You what?” shrieked Mabel. giving warning up to two| fireplace brass gleamed, as did | nabbed since the first of the year| The wild boar has its practical, Wilson's 80-yearold grand-| $ Gerald » Manager « PONTIAC « FEderal 2-8249 * “He declined, of course?" minutes betore homans can every floor in the house, The | trying to duck customs duty on/| uses. Its strong, stiff bristles end mother Mrs. Lottie Squires, said, « leans made te residents ef ell surrounding tewns . ayy: pe No, he hadn't, As a matter of | ¢ néw living room rug set off the j other articles. up in paint brushes. “I was afraid something like this
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THIRTEEN |
Spirit of Christmas Prevails as Season’s Greetings Are Heard ©
Waits Spend
Holidays
in Chicago Allen Mixes Will
Hold Open House
Christmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Wait of
Mrs. Wait's sister, Mrs. S. G.
Olsen.
* s *
cg and Mrs. Duane C. D'Arcy
have arrived at the North Ander-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Alien
and son, Stephen, of Pioneer
drive will leave Friday for Owosso
to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Basso.
* ¢ »«
Leaving to spend the holidays
in te, Ky.: is Mrs. Eve- lene Brown of North Johnson ave-
nue. * ¢ « |
Darrell H. Beach, son of the |
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Beach of,
Homestead drive, arrived home
recently for the holidays from Cen-
tral Michigan College of Education
at Mt, Pleasant. He has been
chosen for membership in the Al-
chemist Club.
Mrs. Harold Baldauf of Mon-
ree street will be the guest of
her daughter in Minneapolis,
Minn., for the holidays.
Ld] *
William P. Whitfield is spending
his vacation from the University
of Michigan with his parents, the
Stuart Whitfields of Cherokee road.
Wednesday evening he entertained
20 friends at a holiday party in
their home.
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Lt. Ralph Grubbs arrived Thurs- |
day from Ft. Devens, Mass., to|
spend Christmas and the holidays |
with Mrs. Grubbs at their home |
on South Johnson avenue.
e . * |
Mr. and Mrs, Richard FE. Shaul |
will be hosts in their Hilictiff |
drive home on Christmas morn-
ing for their traditional holiday * £
Waiting for Santa Claus is rather diffi-|
days with outdoor activities. She is the | Richards of Charlotte street.
But You'll Wear Blinders
'Men‘s New Shirt Style
Comes From Caribbean © TOWEN ISLE, Jamaica, B.W.L., | luxurious Tower Isle Hotel, prob- | i
(INS)}—A new fashion guaranteed | ably the fanciest beach resort in
to make U. S. males colorful as | he Caribbean. But it caught on as a definite
a calypso is coming up from the men’s style and now the name | Caribbean. ‘Tower Isle Shirt” identifies the |
It's the Tower Isle shirt from broghtest shirt idea since Hawaiian
Jamaica, a vivid sports item that | prints became popular.
knocks your eye out at half-a-mile | The Hawailan-shirts had defl-
and requires sun glasses for close | nite patterns — palm trees, hula
viewing. girts and so forth. Tower Isle But American tourists are | shirts have a smeary pattern like
popularizing it at such a rate | African bark cloth, and the
that Jamaica haberdashers pre- | colors howl as loud as Tarzan
dict it will be as much of a | of the Apes. |
U. S. fad as pink shirts from A typical pattern is black, bright Florida or walking shorts from req and garish yellow, all run, ,
Bermuda. ning into each other in a splash
The shirt has an odd history. It
got its start five years ago as one
_ breakfast,
Members of Mr. Shauls family
will make up the 2% guests who
will attend the breakfast which
hag been held by the Shauis for
the past five years.
s s . | of the promotion efforts for the
ls Hostess
Christmas in Wenonah. Minn | Mrs. Russell H. Galbraith was
will be enjoyed by Ruth Leece | hostess Tuesday in her home on
of Miami road. Cherokee road for a tea given in
- ¢ honor of Mrs. Henry C. Jaixen of
Hildegard Odhner of Williams Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Jaixen is vis-
street has chosen Philadelphia, Pa. jting her daughter, Mrs. James L.
as her holiday destination. Hastings of Birmingham
. ° Presiding at the tea table which
was decorated in a Christmas
motif were Mrs. I. J. Isgrigg and
° Mrs. Galbraith.
Frank Kay of Whittemore street | The guests were Mrs. Alexander Traveling within the state will
be Margaret Hall of Birmingham,
whose destination is Three Rivers.
s Cd
igan and to Chicago over the holi- | Mrs. William L. Scherer, Mrs. Ray |
days. |D. Michaels, Mrs. Robert von
* * ®e | Maur, Mrs. John E. Eckenrode
Mrs. Alfred A. Burke and and Mrs. Hastings, all of Birming-
daughter Piane of Tacoima, ham
Callf., arrived Wednesday eve-
ning for a two week visit with - = awe
berparents, the James Shorts 2tOFY Tellers League ot Oxbow Lake. Another daugh- Hears Special Talk ter, Mrs. dames M. Wagner of | ;
Sterling, Il., will also spend the | Pontiac Story Tellers League
holidays with her parents, | met Tuesday evening at the home
* * e |of Mrs. Robert Boggs on Crescent
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Booker | Lake road, Laura Cobb gave a
of North Avery road (nee Thelma | Short talk on the subject, ‘‘What
Lewis) announce the birth of a/| Is a Story Teller,’ and Mrs. Wen-
daughter, Cynthia Kathryn, Dec.|dell Green told the Christmas 20 in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. story, ‘Little Sheppard.’ Mrs. J.
Cynthia's grandparents are Mrs _,R. Shaffer told ‘‘The Legend of
Joseph Fitzgerald of St. Peters-' Three Magi.’ The next meeting
burg, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Lewis of North Avery road,
Mr. and Mrs.
Harold GC.
Mehrer of
Bloomfield
Hills
announce the
engagement of
their daughter,
Jane Courtney
Mehrer, to
William
Ramsey
James.
Barbara is a
street home of Miss Cobb. Jan. 18.
Junior College.
Her fiance
graduated
from
Cranbrook
School and
attends
Princeton
University. COURTNEY MEHRER
Mrs. Galbraith «|
will be held at the West Huron’ of circles or squiggles or squares.
two tones of red or brown, yellow
and red.
The shirts are cut like other |
| sport shirts — two chest pockets,
two-way collar and straight hem.
They're made of color-fast, shrink-
proof heavy English cotton — and |
one reason for their growing pop- |
ularity is that they will sell for |
a very low price
The ladies, whe never ignore a
bargain, also have helped boost
the Tower Isle shirt. Women
tourists have discovered that
the shirt washed and dried as |
easily as a hankie promptly
started buying them as beach
jackets. Se far, however, the
shirts remain strictly a man's
item in cut, buttoning from left
to right.
But. companion items already |
have been made. In Jamaica, |
where bolt goods are sold every- | Others are blue with yellow end |
|
where and there are two dress- —
Hazards to Housewives Are Numerous remember that the hands are very
sensitive to all irritants, skin spe-
One Chicago doctor
urges women ‘husbands will hope
he's being facetious) to do a mini-
| mum amount of housework, enlist | makers on each street, people who
| liked the shirt eye-poppers orde
the fabric made into shorts, bath-
ing trunks and shirts. |
Now these items are available
ready-made, at matching low
prices. It takes a slim figure. to
wear these prints well in a dress
Pentiac Press Phote
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What they're going to do during Christ-| street, and Judith McDonald of North John-|
mas vacation is an important topic of con- son avenue as they walk home from school |
versation for Dean Sovey
NEW YORK (NEA) — Though |
many women are prone to regard |
housework as boring, few of them
feel that it holds many occupation-
al hazards. a
a
Mrs. Lloyd Fay of Utica road has a firm| caught his eye. His sister Cindy takes time
cult, but Marybeth Richards fills her long \three-year-old daughter of the Gerald M.|hold on her son, Chipper, as he'reaches for |out from admiring one of the attractive
a bright Christmas ornament which has| packages to see what the excitement is about. —-?¢
a
Pentioc Press Phete
of Henderson for the holidays,
condition, some doctors recom-
mend beric acid and tine oxide
ointments. For cases of infection,
many doctors administer terra-
| mycin orally for a week.
| —the all-over effect of screa ing | Yet it does. Each year, clei | Researchers at Columbia-Pres-
‘red and‘ yellow makes even a size tists report an increasing number byterian Medical Center and the ‘fhe aid of their husbands in dish
washing and other kitchen duties | & look somewhat like a circus tent.
in a wind. i
The only hitch in the Tower
Isle fashion is the fact that
Jamaica hasn't yet figured out a
way to wholesale the shirts in the
U. S. without duty—which would
up the price considerably. T :t
tourists are buying them by the
dozen for friends+and there's no
doubt that some enterprising
American haberdasher will whip
up a copy-cat African print shirt
for the winter sunning season.
Presbyterian Group
Elects New Officers
Mrs. William Krekiow was hos-
| tess in her home on O'Riley street
|for the annual Christmas gather-
ing of January-March group of
First. Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Smith Falconer was in-
stalled-as president by Mrs. E. G.
Clark. Other officers elected re-
cently are Mrs. H. E. McCulloch,
vice president; Mrs. M. A. Ben-
son Jr., secretary and Mrs. Thom-
as Tillson, treasurer, ;
A Christmas story was read by |
Mrs. T. C. McFetridge. Hostesses
for the Tuesday partv were Mrs.
Chester Sloane, Mrs. D. E. Right-
|mire and Mrs. John Peck.
Books Won't Slide |
Those rubber-coated racks for
dishes make nice holders for recipe | books. The books won't slide |
down.
of painful and serious occupational
ISCASES
Heading the list is that delight
of comedians, the ailment known
as “dishpan hands."’ This is fol-
lewed in frequency by bursitis
and a form of hay fever.
Hay fever (misnamed since its |
cause is not hay and the effect not
fever) is actually stimulated by |
things that housewives contend
with each day: dust, dog's hair, |
feathers and some foods.
It takes a doctor to determine
the actual cause. A series of in-
jections can bring partial relief.
Antihistamihe compounds block
some of the allergic reactions and
cortril (a drug that contains hy-
drocortisone) helps relieve symp- |
toms.
Bersitis, another housewives’ |
And it explains why housewives
who hang heavy wash or do ditfi-|
cult cleaning suffer from the con-| .
ditions nicknamed ‘‘glass shoulder’’
and “‘housemaid’s knee.”
The treatment for bursitis lies
in X-ray therapy. heat applica-
tions, massage and hydrocortisone
drugs.
As for “dishpan hands,” this is
the housewife’s number one oc-
cupational hazard. To ease the
U. S. Public Health Service have
found that some women have a
particular sensitivity to soap and
water
Thus the natural protective layer
of the fat secreted by
glands and normal skin acidity) is
lost. Then the skin develops vul-
nerability to a variety of infections
and rashes
Lately a new remedy
cream) that's been tested for
twe years dnd reported to re-
bulid the outer protective layer
of skin and produce satisfactory skin (the
acidity ts available through doc- |
tors.
It's important for housewives to
a
(a clalists say
and to send out the laundry
Le
Pentiae Presse Phete
Visit
Our New
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Union Lake
Hundreds of
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Christmas Gifts
for HER
IR&M Dept. Store
Union Lake Rd.
Union Lake 1555
Girl Scouts
Are Entertained
Girt Scout Troop 73 of Washing-
ton Junior High School and its
leader, Mrs. Charies McLaughlin
were entertained at a dinner party
Tuesday evening.* :
Mrs. James Bunce was hostess'
in her home on Navajo road. In-|
ternational food was served at the)
dinner and was discussed by the}
group as part of the
for earning the World Gifts badge.
Before the party, troop members
visited Pontiac General Hospital
for a carol sing and presented chil-
‘Mission Bells Hold
i = Yule Parties,
Open Houses
Beginning Bloomfield Hills Residents Sending
Invitations
a New Year's Eve party at the z
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‘Christmas Party
Mission Bells of St. John Le
theran Church held a Christmas
party in the Clifford street home
of Mrs. Henry Hoyt.
Christmas carols were sung and
Mis. Helen Dovre read ‘Let's Keep
Christmas"’ for the Tuesday eve-
ning event. Mrs. Oren Clauson
| will be hostess for the January
| meeting. j
‘Church Circles Hold
\Joint Yule Party
The Ruth and Naomi Circles of
the Women's Missionary Society
of Joslyn Avenue United Presby-
terian Church held a joint Christ-
mas dinner in the church pariors
_ Tuesday evening.
| During the evening games were
| played and several Christmas car-
lols were sung. The names of
| secret pals were disclosed and
gifts were exchanged. Eve dinner
Suzanne
Mrs.
| and Mrs. Bruce J. Bort of
_are here for the holidays and
| other son-indaw and daughter, Mr.
| and Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson, will
| give the Christmas Day dinner. * 7” *
Mr. and Mrs. Carteton C. Pat
| tersen of Birmingham and Mr,
<
vitations for a cocktail and up
per party, Dec. 29, at Bleomfleld
Open Hunt.
°
The James C. Zeders are among
those who will entertain at dinner
Dec. 28 before the Princeton Tri-
angle Club's show in the Masonic
Temple. e *
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| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Breech
are spending the Christmas holiday
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Breech Jr.
'in Pacific Palisades, Calif.
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Ex-Slave, 108, Recalls
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1954 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,
News Events of Past Year Recorded by (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
A DESTROYER SAVES—Survivors of the sinking
schooner Able Lady cling together in heavy seas
A FAN PROTESTS—President
Eisenhower objects to the
umpire’s decision on a close
play during a May Washington
Senators- New York Yankees
game in Washington.
NATURE CHANGES FACE—Rock slips away from lip of cliff
beside American Falls at Niagara Falls, N. Y., in July, during fall
that dropped tons of stone and earth into gorge.
CONTROVERSIAL PHOTO —Sen. Joseph Mc-
Carthy, during tangle with Army brass, denies
a fh
off Norfolk, Va., in October, as destroyer Laffey
prepares to pick them up.
es a
SHADOW FOLLOWS HIM TO DEATH—Both William Failey, 30,
and his shadow are fixed in a death plunge from the roof of a hotel
in Phoenix, Arizona, in January.
SOLDIER'S TEARS — Gen.
Christian de Castries, com-
mander of fallen fortress of
Dien Bien Phu, weeps on re-
lease by Red-led Vietminh at
Hanoi, Indochina, in September.
that front photo was altered before being submitted. ©°™pany soon after takeoff at a January Berlin meet. Despite loss
as exhibit at April hearing. . FIFTEEN
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MARILYN, EYE-OPENER—Man-made updraft and nature-made
Marilyn Monroe provide different, but pleasing, September morn
picture as star does scene for new film.
nme on ee ee a a Sr 1
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TOPPLED BY ‘CAROL’—Steeple of Boston's Old North Church
topples to the street during buffeting by hurricane ‘‘Carol” which
swept through New England in August
Sam Sheppard, who this week cheatin ao
was found guilty of his wife's
murder in suburban Cleveland,
is shown in a hospital
HE HAD BUT HAS NOT—This German skier and his skis part
of skis, the jumper landed without injury. F ~ | } WHITE HOUSE GREETING — British Prime
Minister Sir Winston Churchill bows as he meets
PRODUCER TO CONSUMER—Secretary of Agriculture Ezra June after Sen.
Benson samples milk direct from cow at Pennsylvania State Uni-
versity Farm in State College, Pa., in June.
DECLARED GUILTY — Dr.”
Press Cameras
Mrs. Eisenhower on his arrival at the White House
in June for a good-will visit.
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AFTER WRANGLE — Army
counsel Joseph Welch weeps
during Washington hearing in
McCarthy
charge Welch associate with
“Communist front record.”
STATUE FROM AP PHOTO—A bronze statue, from the famous
Associated Press picture by Joe Rosenthal, of Marines on Iwo Jima,
is dedicated near Washington in November.
DEATH ON A DOORSTEP — Hospital escapee as Long’s hostage, Mrs. A. D. Lynin, spins away at
H. B. Long is shot by policeman Gene Smith, right, Little Rock, Ark., in September.
__ SIXTEEN”
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CLEVELAND @®—The National
F ootbali League championship
|
ai ¢ i iy P. : i i z z
ff He i ;tofore unknown talent when he
| framed this statement:
“Win or lose, this is it;
“I'm 28, and it's time to quit.”
Bingaman plans to become a
within his grasp. It ig the mark
'of 22,08 yards-gained-passing now
held by Slingin’ Sammy Baugh.
Graham, said by some to be the North 11's Hopes May Ride With fe
| Graham Seeks Mark in
from Detroit's Bobby Layne as: The Lions’ coach,
well as Graham. er, says his charges are
In Jast Sunday’s game, Layne best physical shape of the
passed to Jug Giard for the win- He's especially happy
ning touchdown with 50 seconds, return of Dick Stanfel,
left in the contest, In the title | calls the “‘greatest offensive
playoff last year, Layne wan the | im football.” Stanfel
game with a similar pass when he | aganst the Green
had just a little over two minutes Nov.
to go. | since
Another Wa
Hits College
George Washington can't say the
same after another big wave of
major ag lg (lost).
May 15—Klippstein, ve New York.
May 15—Poholsky and Miller vs Brooklyn (lost).
May 31—Gomez, New York vs Pittsburgh (ist game).
June #—Haddix, St. Louis vs Brooklyn. . :
dune 13}—Haddix, St. Louis vs Pittsburgh (lst game)
June 16—Law, Pittsburgh vs Milwaukee.
& ti ve Milwaukee (lost—2nd game).
New York vs Pittsburgh (ist game).
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vs Pittsburgh (ist game) | snowfall in many sections of the
Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY
sertes—-Masons, 3303: Ind
l Soe Poster 108; series—Gevilla Craven
4 state was considerably below nor-
mal. COOLEY TOPPERS
In Western Michigan, Boyne | wt wit . 4214 W. L. Mkt 26 30
37:18 HM. Ackerman 23 33
Beagle Excv. 33 23 Barbers ws
31 25 Progress 13 43
—D. Young 104, series—tI
Aird 618; high team game—Peck Clean-
series— Alexander Engineering Alexander
Eliz. Le
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Scoring Pace | Fires 30 Points to Aid|
| UD’s Rout of Oregon’s
Visiting Cagers
By International News Service
University of Detroit was the
only major college basketball] team
in the state to come through with a
victory last night. Michigan, Michi-
gan State and Wayne found them-
selves on the short end of final
J
| ind. game, series—M. Hammett
1 514
Pontiac fans will have an oppor- |
tunity to see a former PHS bas- Leading Fisk against the City
League's Shaw Jewelry team will
be Esmo ‘‘Tee’’ Woods, one of the | twe quarters befere the game scores,
Detroit continued its winning
ways with an 86-74 victory over |
an Oregon team which made |
things rough for the Titans for
Was turned inte a rout in the
2nd half,
Detroit's Guy Sparrow turned in
July 1 and Milwaukee
July 19— Milwaukee vs Pittsbu:
July 19—Perkowski, Cincinnati vs New York
aan £0 P pucebe mn 7 chs Ist Aug. 1 tsburgh vs cago (ist game)
reir , Brooklyn vs Cincinnati on ice -championship at the 5th
Aug. 10— Milwaukee vs St. Louis annual competition Jan. 8 at the Aug. 1 and Grissom, New York vs Pittsburgh b
Aug. 13—Thies, ‘4 wn ay renee iphia (2nd game) Grossinger Country Cou
A 1 vs cago
Aug. 20—Liddle, New York-vs Pittsbur Browne set the world record jn
ketball star perform again on Sun-
day, Jan. 2, when Fisk University’s
greatest ball-handlers and scorers
his 2nd 30-point effort of the sed-
son to pace the Titans. Jim Loscu-
Aug. 31—Conley, ee vs Brooklyn. for a-distance of 28 feet, 3 inches. undefeated team comes here for |‘ Pontiac High history. toff, rugged 6-foot-five inch, 230
Sept. i Liddle ‘and Grissom. New York vs Philedeiphie , ee +an exhibition, Woods, a senior at the Nash. pound forward led Oregon with 27 oom. 4 er, Rrocs mv —— st ves (2nd game—7 innings). ——— Nw u ) points.
Bept. Lary vis, jeago vs Cincinnatt. Bulld in scoring es
anna | Ea ie rect iene meces Marshall No Match Thre G w 1 Pc ERA | . 4
Antonelli, New York i Sea) tise ae this year ts the squad's 0 q C
Stren, Sih. Falah. Cen gow i ak ack nescence | Burdette, Lewis 8. -_ | points in Fisk's four straight vic- f H ld J h seri aes F"pcceiphin rR is | fortes reeneevie’ TOL MGFOIG JONNSON Souk’ Geneon Ki kapwunnes Lo oa os = iis During Esmo's 3year PHS ca-| DETROIT (INS) — Heavyweight | Balv 7 ; T “4 s oyear S ca- “ NS) — f
He ci. ety Lente t a is 13 sat at — he was twice named to the boxer Harold Jone won a =| ittlefie! . ‘ ill-Saginaw Valley Conference | 8Mimous ten-rou ision over wrence, Brooks, is... Rk 3% 15 6 (4 33 Rush Robert Ry Chicago. ae [RB ae in team and in 1951 gained a 2nd-| Marty Marshall of Detroit in a | Dickson. Murry cr ines noes co: ‘e 13 ie ie 18 team — the Associated poorer a bout at De-
ws we innati. “ : i Press -state squad. troi ympia Gardens last night. Minner, Paul B. oaigeues hb 33 1) 42 £00) 386 ’
: e. lyn... iin 3% il 66 (lee? 400 Fisk and Shaw's will play the| Marshall, former Michigan State
Erskine, Carl D., Brooklyn...... BR 3 18 15 O46 418 feature game, at 7:30 p.m. A pre- | College champion, was no match L., Chicago..... Rk 3% 6 13 316 ’ . : ee Eh bb dees Pca oe Oe Oe limininary tilt, between two teams | for the 4th-ranking Philadelphian.
i hel ree a a | ae yet unnamed, will start at 6:30 = Raschi, Vietor A., St. Louts..... Rk © 8 8 ATL 473 0" ; AUBURN MERCHANTS
Friend, Robert B., Pittsburgh Rk % 7 12 368 5.08 L L
ristarmany Gerald L.. St. Leute rR #@ ? 13 328 625 Program is being sponsored by Huron Cinrs x Community Fal
Law, Vernon 8., Pittsburgh R ® 8 138 400 56.50 the central scholarship committee Con Liner 37 33 Braumeister 28 32 oO elie . ‘ . iue *
BALKS—Prieng 2: Gomes, Spahe. Meslic Valentine, 1 cnet. | of Pontiac's Neopolitan and Free Saas mut 293! asourn 7133 Thrs.G W OL Pet. BRA! | Heart organizations. Drewry 20 31 Pralick 24 36
Sa a Robt $i is eee Se sais ire ee wunele, hoy J., New York eee Rk 1 HH ‘ we 3 National Hockey League teams geome Ly Copeman ies, z Weil | ssom, Marvi . or ar : . Tomkins R wrence
Seay, David, Milwaukee iesivie wie pisie-eieisieiers im s4im 2 teipiels/eiuie Rh ¢ 7 243 play ba 70-game schedule. | 260. i
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Ni ieee Gea ccc $4753 BY peel Rieegems eemnaten Me fom with ‘stich tall AT THE LOWEST PRICES * Pitchers win 10 Or mre ae canes ranked sccarding to complete =| handling, former PHS basketball star, Esmo Woods (No. 5, white shirt), All Units Geerenteed—We Deliver is compiling a fine record at Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn. Above | ;
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LANSING W—A record total of |
446 persons were convicted last
week of violating state conserva-
| tion laws, the conservation depart-
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occurred during the deer season. Schmidt, |
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Says Administration Violating
Civil Service Act rj
WASHINGTON @® — Sen. Mon-
roney (D-Okla) said today Demo-
cratg plan to make a sweeping
investigation of Republican patron-
age moves.
He bracketed in this field Presi-
*s order to chan-
Republican actions in handling fed-
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OF FOO LASES One Way of Feeling Good awit seme tom tol Rel 28 NEW YORK W-Some people sifted for them by the post office | *Ml DICK UP ane tas Hosp who want to do good don't know | is further checked. The gifts are | postal will be re
\ ied i t ; teh caly’| - a oe ra ee who j . : i ° story is written to i Eg , who says Patients to Families * way. The feeling of wanting | Each child ‘ieee Co wine ic ity we peur be a
ANN ARBOR w — The Salk |‘ help others often surges highest |! three gifts | started worrying about how %, 2 . / around Christmas, One way to ex-| The gifts aren't all dolls and children, now takes o polio vaccine won't help the UN-| press your good will is to go down | toys and warm clothing. Often, | year off from his / oY
fortunate person already stricken | io your local post office and answer | after investigation, a family rent | for the Christmas
with the disease. But a group of |a letter to Santa Claus—a letter is paid in advance for several | it ig worthwhile. ha om | )
University®%t Michigan doctors are | that except for your effort will go months to relieve a money pinch. | are childless. ¢ 5%
‘ae Oak unacknowledged, and perhaps rob) One boy of 12, crippled since’ “You know, if a child writes an ng # a child of his faith. | birth, asked for an aluminum wheel | unanswered letter to Santa Claus DIXIE DUGAN -
In the sterile room where p@| Your postmaster will probably | chair from Santa Claus. He got it,| two years in a row, he is likely to re ~
tents breath with the help of res- be glad to help you. Some 60 per | and insisted on hopping downstairs | lose his religion,” said Broun “l : pirators, doctors are changing the cen; of letters to st oe are|on his crutches fom a fifth.floor | wih J could make everybody catch
prospects for those who once faced | mailed without a stamp on cold water flat to try it out. His’ fire.”
what seemed like a lifetime im | them. Since the mailmen are re- courage so touched the heart of a}
bed ‘juctant to return a letter to Santa | wealthy associate of Broun that he| California has more different An interim report by the uni- | Claus marked “address unknown” has underwritten the cost of a se-| flowering plants than any other
versity's respirator cemter of the or “‘insuff postage, eee ee ee ee es ee ee ee a ee ;
Department of Pediatrics, gives | missives cataloguing childish hopes | the’ boy—he’s Irish, his patron is| United States, about a sixth are the encouraging news: have to end up in the “dead letter Jewish—able to walk. The patron | found in California, Only Texas
Of 43 persons discharged from | file. What else can be done with won't let his name be mentioned, | and Florida boast comparable con-
the polio center im the first them? - ce | Broun says he realizes that the ' centrations.
eight months of , | - = at them had ‘been previously | Wel, « great number of postal SIDE, GLANCES by Galbraith diagnosed as “long term respir- |¢™ployes personally answer the |
ator patients.” | letters with gifts. So now do a)
; number of other individuals and
Yet their average stay in the | organizations. [el
Jae ves only six and @ ‘Typical is Newman Broun, mid- —_—
months. . ; | dle-aged, Jewish, reasonably pros- | % Dr. David G. Dickenson, direc-| perous, one of seven brothers and | »))
tor of the center, said that as early | three sisters; fronr“ family that | &
as four years ago, such a patient | knew hard times and had to put would have been lucky to leave | its young to work while they were }
the respirator tank at all. ng.
Dickenson also gave this heait- | “Four years ago my wife, Helen,
28 of he patients are home, | gesting that people pick up and where care costs about a tenth | answer letters to Santa Claus,"’
of what it would in the hospital, Broun recalled. ‘It was four days Such a patient would have cost before Christmas, and she thought |
the hospital nearly $5,200 a year. | should help maybe a dozen, par-
His family can care for him for ticularly those asking for food and
about $520. clothing.” . & @
Sixteen of the 28 have left the| Broun read a few letters, shown , J an |
respirator forever. Nine ‘are still| him by postal officer Peter Mc- | ! eo . pl > - nat | :
part-time respirator patients. Sev- Entee, who holds these things close ae a q ae ’ enteen can dress and bathe them- to his heart, and ended up by try bd : Reepr, 1964 by BEA Rercine, ne. 1, Mt Bee UB Pat OF
selves. Of the 28, 24 can feed | ing to answer 700 requests.
themselves and write. «| Now he and the Young Men's|
And for persons condemned for | Philanthropic League, started in
a lifetime of helplessness, 23 have 1925 as a Jewish charity, answer |
learned to stand up — alone. some 1,500 Santa Claus letters a
| year. The League members, now |
saye, enemn to He trrtee ear |i%- their mide, include ‘many | an és prominent businessmen. They raise | versity’s philosophy: “Polio pa- | we — 200
tients need stimulation and com. ")ONCY CAC) year te charities, and don’t draw a line petition far more than they need anedl Ge Vues. ermadl an colar Sy
panes ent eet. | But Broun and the 100 members . ON) Ae na
But Dr. Dickenson cautions, al-| of the organization's junior auxil-| | ° @ %s 4 & pa on
though the outlook is more hope- | iary get.a great personal pleasure | TS
ful, there is no guarantee of quick out of the ‘“‘Operation Santa Claus.’ “I told them Margery had a date and went to a movie—but they
recovery. Each childish Christmas appeal said they were her boy friends, too!"’
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County Deaths seorke
CLARKSTON — Service
‘seorge Walter, 9. a lifetime
ident of Clarkston, will be held
at 2 pm. Sunday from the Sharpe
Funeral Home. with burial in Lake-
view Cemetery. He died Wednes
day night in Oxford
He is survived by his daughter
Mrs. Charlies Beardslee of Drayton
Plains; and three sisters. Mrs
Belle Sherwood of Seymour Lake,
Mrs. Lillian Lessiter of Clarkston
and Mrs. Violet Windiate of Flint
Lestie L. Wright
LAKE ORION—Service for Les-
he L. Wright, 64, of 242 E Church
St., will be held at 2 pm Tues
day at the Lake Orion Methodist
Church. with burial by the Flum
ertelt Funeral Home of Oxford in
Seymour Lake Cemetery, Orton-
ville. He died Wednesday
U.N. Forces in Korea
Get Rhee Yule Greeting
SEOUL # — President Syngman
Rhee today extended his ‘‘warmest
wishes for a blessed Christmas’
to the U. N. forces and said: ‘“‘It is
due to you that we are enjoying
freedom in at least half of our
country."
The Christmas message to Gen
\.axwell D..Taylor and his forces
sald that Rhee realizes Christmas
can hardly be a merry one for the
soldiers who are far away from
their loved ones at home.
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change rates follow ‘Great Britain tn
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Market 35 16 pet-cent premiun
193 31's UM cents off 116 of a cent
Europe (reat Britatr pound: $278
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Portugal (eseudo) 350 unchanged Swe-
den (krona) 1934. unchanged Svwiteer-
land é¢franc) ‘free} 23.34%. unchanged
Denmark ‘krone: 1450. unchanged
Latin America: Argentina ifree, 724
unchanged Brasil :free) 137, unchanged
Mexico 602. unchanged Venezuela ‘boli
var: 36603. unchanged
Get Licenses Early
due to pick up mar
riage licenses Friday were remind- Persons
182.9 | against loss of written records by
| Feb. 21 to shareowners of record
‘Jan. 21.
| Forney Clement
| University Hospital, Ann Arbor. | mergal
microfilm copies and store one set
in an outside vault, it would pro-
vide an excellent safety factor
| fire or other means." Allen said.
Consumers Reports
Increased Income
Consumers Power Company to-
day announced a net income after
preferred dividends of $23,091,366
for this year as compared with
$20.927.646 during 1953. Earnings
| were $3.09 per share on 7.473.798
| shares of common stock outstand-
‘ing Nov. 30, 1954, as compared
with $2.08 per share on 6.794 362
shares outstanding Nov W. 1933
Meeting in Jackson. the utility
firm's board of directors declared
a dividend of $1.12, per share on
the $450 preferred stock and $1.13
on the $432 preferred stock, pay- |
able April 1, 1955, to shareowners |
of record March 4. A dividend of
55 cents per share on the common
stock also was declared, payable
Club Presents Gift
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP —
The local KiwaniQueens have again ,
presented a television set to the.
project at the!
CHICAGO w — Charlies Wiener
and Myron Hokin, Chicago and
Detroit industralists, today pur-
chased the Federal Enameling &
Stamping Division of Follansbee
| Steel Corp. The price was not -dis-
closed.
Hokin is chairman of the board
and Wiener president of Detroit
| Brass & Malleable Corp., manvw-|
facturer of plumbing fittings with
plants in Detroftt and Wyandotte.
chairman and Wiener president.
Wiener will be actively in charge
of the business.
Federal Enameling is the largest
producer of porcelain enameled
kitchenware in the world.
Business Notes Appointment of Andrew R. War-
drop as general manager of Ford
Motor Company’s Dearborn Gen-
eral Manufacturing Division was
announced today by S. W. Os-
trander, firm vice president and |
group executive. Wardrop formerly |
was assistant general manager of ,
the firm's metal stamping division.
He joined Ford in 1947. ,
Ninety-two per cent of the com-
forest land in Vermont is |
ed today by Oakland County Clerk | This is the second such presenta-| privately owned. There are 40,000 | ying, was fined $5 Lynn D. Allen that they should | tion in the last two years, accord- of less than 5,000 acres: |:
| yesterday—for exceeding the speed do so before the courthouse closes ing to Mrs. Glenn Schoenhals,|only 17 ownerships exceed 5,000 j limit. | | at noon for the Christmas holiday. | president of the club, acres.
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBEK 23, 1954 _ . . : é | be aq Northerly line of Telegraph Road te a M f Mi TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: - - P| . | Motorist is Fined. poi a curve: thence slong
@ curve to jeft 318.70 te s point ark ed eads Guilty Pleading guilty to using another | 0." tne North and South \% line of Sec-
| JUNIOR EDITORS person's driver's license, Orel T.| ie inti "intn! aay fare f . 7 . ° 3a”
ada | trade li ports to Spy Charge Swicicrowes: SAL ; West 860.14 feet along
in Early Trade DETROIT alge a In af y C 0 f day when ound before Mu- | tnuing ‘siong said North and South‘ , Dec. 22 (UP) —
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apo tha hork Addalts|aiiat Jotee,Mmritn K. Fimne-| oath cto aan te CHICAGO @—Wheat was strong |98r¢ & the Burseu of Markets: | | NEW YORK W—The stock mar Ex-Code C its | nicipal Judge Westerly "boundary . : : on the Board of Trade in early |si0'by: eZ siete appr Jone — ea Passing Secret Data to | ®"_ The (parcel above. described. eontaina ; , ; ; ' | : NOTICE OF HEARING aan oc eee dealings today on continued dry : cya Mg = Rah IB - Only a few major divisions were Dutch Government Notice te hereby given thet the Tows-| No. 6 gro core eral ay ole Nad weather in the southwest and an S Ge te) {4 definitely either higher or lower. Se wal Eeld 0 patito hooting cs too | “hast ‘ef the soninens Me ion 4, advance government's ex- | 358,05 S95, 1° Susaes bu fuietly mixed WASHINGTON (UP)—Joseph S.| picomfield Township Hall st Tele-| T2N. R10E Bloomfield Township. Oak- ms a e gtlgpennty= sermon : Road on Thursday, the 30th day! land County, Michigan, descr as port price. ; » Vegetables: Beets, sent we. - Prices spread over a range of Petersen Jr., the former govern- +) . 1984, at 8 o'clock 1B. 08 | follows: Commencing et the, Bast | oa. Corn and oats both were firm curly, Ko 1, 10-188 08. caboags, rea. |between 1 and 2 points higher to ment code clerk who pleaded guil- | he following petition filed ner. the Bast ection fine’ 60.00 "fer Bo 3, 90-555 Wu; estbege. ower ée- int of beginning. thence Soybeans started a little weak and |e 2, 083 bu: Garrow Ho 1-46 aos around 2 Point lower ane ty to spying for 4 foreign power. | acreg"property from estsence 1* 250 | ¢°3436- "West ‘along thw baat Beton then firmed with grains Kegnt 89 ba. Cetery sr,!,? 9-3 Se orate; falling behind for a fleeting min- today faced 4 maximum penalty of | te rx. vay bounded, bys Geant, iden: | Oh ae oo feet: ence, 6 Bast page Aa et ees : é Road 00 feet; thence Near the end ofthe fit hour | rity Sent gos oe |Ule In reporting actual floor trans 1p ears im Prison plus «$10,000 aces ine horth bry miei Acrs| fee "perit Nosed aot tet sow ; , u be = aI Fi
: . wheat was 1% to 1% cents higher, | (iox. wo 4, 1.00-1.28 ~ behs. Onions, | actions. fine. =a ue a me la A Meee and ~ pegs petat of beginaing. Centain- March $2.30; corn was up % to %. | $07i,“Ne'1' Ss-'ed dor bobs. ‘Parsicy | Going lower on balance were Petersen, 40, was employed by more particularly” described, as ollows a te March $1.56%; oats were un- root, 8-1 rene. MO to | Motors and rubbers while higher the State Depaftment as a code County. bleh es ost | THM others far roadway purpaans ever 0 t 2 i i + ar h a0 < a Pota . ’ —o~ ¢ u 4 1 + op secret tional North ee! a
os & s = Shee Dag: potavoes 1 BP Eg tle Ewe ow tes ss by | a RE Bloomfield cantare pacing A northerly line of the premises rye was 1% to 2% higher, March | bag: potatoes, No 1. 240-20 100-lp bas. | Others were mixed of steady, Security Agency until his arrest by | T2N“Riog Michigan, described es fol | svove described. the Sly line of the city $1.16%; soybeans were unchanged | \}., reclhaneooe beg i. dum en ena: Among opening blocks were Ben- the FBI last October. He had | lows: Beginning at © point on the cont | of, Pontine a gad west:
to % oa, ree =e re 78. ses ay ype gor guet Consolidated Mining 10,000 been in government service for 13| Sg-ay"‘z {2113 teet $s ~ Suet | caries a sae to said south- corh, ~ ; . * 5 9 corner: thence . ” erly e
dred Lisher sorte ie i” VS gag tiubbard. Wo . shares nged at 246, ‘ io i ney Ses te" a a 45 mre a cy Ge cehcant quarter = ° heey ¥ tes Seis a’ ao The $7,700-a-year code clerk | 1" inence Bast 1128.38 feet to the north | of section 8, T2N, RIOE. Bloomfield 1-350 10-Ib bskt. Turnip, No American & Foreign Power 2, pleaded guilty yesterday in fed- | and south quarter line: thence south to| Township, Oakiand County, Michigan. i i $30 Ges bens; turnip. topped s , b tion; thence west eters toliows: Commencing at the Grain Prices He yy ae aw. up ph 13%, er ar eral court in Alexandria, Va., to dog si feet S the. point, of beginning. Southeast saectional ore, eee CHICAGO GRAIN Lettuce and road 7 up at , . a charge that he used govern- 2. A utheast ‘4 ~ es! J ‘
“an bleached, - ™ ~ ; described _ | Mme 347.16 feet, thence M. 2°19 B. 333 0 CHICAGO, Dec. 33 (AP)—Opening|dage.. No. 1, 180-300 bu. **' | Steel 2,000 up % at 70%, Boeing ment secrets “in a manenr prej- nibg at) the Southeast w corner sof said cundd inet te ae peich a hesinaing Kai §; thence North 2° . & : ee . Wheat ty ........ 119M] | Greens: Collard. No 1, 1.00-150 bu. /2.500 off 1 at 71, Curtiss-Wright wdicial to the safety and inter. | Sec id section (center line | thence N. 86°18°50” West 67.46 feet May soot SS ge. Se = 8,500 up at 17, and Genera] Mo- A MOBILE FOR YOUR TREE ests of the United States.” ye iia, Road) 171 feet thence thence North §2°21' West 419.81 ft., thence coocccen SOO POM lnecencs . : . . . ° r “Ww 5 Sty .ciccees 206 Mary oe CHICAGO POTATOES tors 1,000 off % at 96. Here is a moving decoration—a mobile—to hang on your Christmas| J. op attment disclosed | ravi: matty Mane, the center, line of eee ee Sete fon wateee 6 Mar Lem dy an | emcago, Dee 21 (AP) —t ‘vs tree. that Petersen passed the informa- FOr Wut cine tae Godt ant Wet | Lonksie ee eee eeeereee ereeesece * * ; - A sae :
MOT seevcee 158 epi -sesee 349% ee ee eee ae New York Stocks 1. Cut out the outside circle of today’s drawing and trace it on 7 eice: a saan identified ac! © line of said ‘Becton. 306 an ‘tee to Together with a right of -way oF, ease. “oC .B ; market Nght . y \% line t wing dese Osis _ as 13:13 sisumaut’ Cand tock lear ioa Silay “ani (Late Morning Quotations) bright red construction paper. Punch two holes in the top of your J. A. Verkuyl, a Netherlands civil the North and South Ne line of seb S| ent serees the tefiowing Aaserived’ part Mar ceases otis be: ou |eete $426-435; Minnesota North De- agams Ex..... 396 Int Silver #6)\ circle, as shown (A). servant and { officer in the | the North anc Bouth % line of said Gec- | T2N, RICE. Bloomfield Township, Oak- wa via Mays HS acerca Sal aS Ma tnnc | Amel BE HR ES tel B32" Brom sheet of aver fol, cut out a. plece the size of the /Servant and formes Tig a ea nie a ee . | sales -2.45; ie * ’ : 044. i he n pmol seeeees oe a ores 160 joao. Alleg Leu 42.7 Jacobs -++ (73) inner circle. This is the circle in which your designs are cut. 1,664.88 feet to the South line of cnid tion line. located" et 41" West 327 14 — fae bee tei foes BR 3. To cut the designs, fold the foil circle in half, then in fourths | The Dutch government admitted | Section ‘center ey heed ar tens 2°19 East 24423 fee, earners Bae | allied Gire.... S41 domes RE * : This j piece. Cut two |it had exchanged “‘secret intelli-| Nong ‘ine south line of sald Section. | nace te satis see Wt aetae tec ° DETROIT. Dec. 23 (AP)—Eggs. fo b [aeons ana 12. Md Mennscett” ...102.7| 4nd again in eighths. will give you a pie-shaped piece. Cut babel ” with Petersen during and T0580 foot to the point ‘of beginning. | thenes &. 3°10" West Shoe fest, thence Detroit. cases included, federal-state | jim Am ;... 605 Kimb Cik.... 413]or three holes in each side as shown in B, but don't cut through | Fence containing 77.30 acres, more or less.| §. 56°18'50° East 462.94 feet: thence 8 "whites — Grade A large 361%4:30, | A™ Airlie sees SL roeer w'** tee| the curved edge. Unfold the foil circle, smooth it out and punch a | after World warn me was under guoepting from the above description | 2-19 Rast 333 feet to the South sections! eo age. 37%; ai 30-33, rps Cyan. 3 Lahn & Poo 238 t the as shown the assumption t Petersen's su- as follows: the point of beginnt Svg. 38; small 27-28, wid. avg 27%, Am Cy + ite sree 3° small hole a top : i lea: Vina aaall = _ - B lorge 30-3, wid ove Am Lovee Mla lib McNaL.., 13s) inside the big circle, tying them with a piece of thread through | Periors had authorized it newinaing ot 2 point om “une et i as
e t ve 36, mediums 30-32, wid. avg” 31%, | Am Meee eT et ane. fe2| 4 Tie a loop of string through the top hole in the outer circle. | The United States said it had Weer Snen tank roms he Sonmecet | ia ee ne resent nice ~— 2 large 34, € large 2! res Noes... a Loew's ...... 192| This is used to tie the mobile to your tree. Hang the foil circle “po rennam 00 question’ the geod | corner of said Section 8; thence orth | cod” enrees tevtin property, shove! ee.
Comment: Marke: steady om tarts and An Mec.g $1 Lontars fs" the remaning holes. The finished mobile, as it will hang from a! tatih” of the Dutch but added 2°55 West 16318 fect; thence South | “Mont Also excepting therefrom cupplicn empl. Mediums sbout siesdy. | AS Sauls. Mack Trk.... 204) is shown in C. that Petersen’s actions were | 52°21' East 240.88 feet to the Bouth line! Land conveyed to the Standard O11 t r Len Am Smelt 4s branch of your tree Genaed weeps 206 ‘hole in |Am ®t Pd .. 3) Marsh Piel... 335. eee ee ee tely unauthorised and |! ‘tld fection: thence South 87°35'30" | Company located in Bloomfield Town Mon some mm end mere then efile fa | Gl... 307| nn completely East along the south line of said Sec-| ship, Oskiand County, Michigan, T2N Tax Slash on CY | others. Uncandied offerings in good de- | f= yeete Sl uae Die... 8 carried out under his own per. | tion 2508 feet to the point of beginning | RiGE described as follows Earned Abroad ce mest of the setallars ore well cup: |Am Woolen .. 313 gan oe N ° B ; responsibility” in violation | Coptsining 138 acres more or less: and | Part of the GE \ beginning at, inter. recet c . sonal tt 1 ¢ | sectio ert ¢ Square o uae ace on nag Pigeon | the Anes Cop @ toe uid eu Pa i = ews in re alran ct of U.S. law. fconeotie aaneraieein ‘vine West of Tele- | with Northeasterly aan boiled on
. | graph Road said point ng distant Nor : WASHINGTON (UP) —President year persons! ‘property tax. Receipts; Anec W&C .. $7.6 Monsen Cm . lth e valued at 9005 _— e = nat t of the southeast quarter | West $07.35 feet and North 52°21 West Eisenhower will ask the new Dem- | !ishter due to inereasing hatchery de-| Armco Gil. Tee oll, Mae m4 Clothing “+ ves | Federal Judge Albers Bryant set | Mo ia easy mise Mihigne on | $7.08 feet from ®.E. sectional corner, | mand Atchison 1326 Motorola $1 (dees a station wagon owned by Jan. 4 for sentencing and continued | scribed as follows: | thence North 52°21’ West 400 feet ocratic - controlled Congress next = | AU Cet Line 1574 Muelier Br 3963/5 Ww sits of Oak Park while jt ‘two other counts of the three count | All that part of the following deseribed thence N. 37°30 East 300 ft: thenve month to cut taxes for American CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGs | AU Refin 371 Murray Cp Soot | einai A . { e 0 : land which lies northeasterly of the | South $6°18'50” East 530.40 feet: thence Dec. 23 (AP)—-Butter steady; | Aveo Mfg 6q Nat Bise 422 was parked in the St. Joseph’ indictment against Petersen. How- | northeasterly line of Telegraph Road: B--| South 2°19 West 200 feet: thence North corporations on income earned | receipts, 1.941.772; wholesale buying |Bald Line 123 Net Cash Ro 101 | Hospital rking lot ginning at the 8.W. corner of the 8B. | 67°14° West 300 feet to point of begin saul Gavolgu tevnatadata te saloon unchanged OY oscoag ro os | eal rage & Nat Deiry a3 Mercy —eoe ce diet ae | ever, Justice Department sources querter _—— a — eoiane s* —— nove chance : 8: Beech bg 7 4 ‘ednesd . indica i counts | North 4-4° West es rsons interes! n the abov : “Teictaes commons mad Kanee-| Eee aie set 10; vectean [Rees 2, St Led «Ba |takam wore awe our a. sq-| APPeliote Bench: Rules) teed ter tou crmaiiog cms] Sct eat earner | fans oe atte pee ‘ et . ° H t thwest co: off as > hower believes will bu press ee Ok ta oP cage , 1983 or — ne A: | coat a pair of trousers, a woman's 2-1 Against Communist lto be used to the injury of the ‘dower to Jane Purse, “widow of Thomas ZONING BOARD | . os ° = : t : ce nor Congress agree shies — relate Ser bods 22. Bostns ag al Bae NY Cent 30.7 | suit and dress Challen e of Law | United States and unlawfully re-| ses east along the south line of said Chairmar that this inducement should be | 107i, Bond tre . 165 Mie M Pw..... 313 9 ‘ing secret documents from the | dower lot 18 ehains 61 links to the north- ROBERT H. DUDLEY, offered to American capital to help Borden me Sete eS ; | If your friend’s in jail and needs ac 1" : , moving = west corner of land set off to Prancis Township Clerk industrialize underdeveloped areas Borg Warn = ii43 Ro Am AY tee/ bail, Ph. PE 5-5201.C. A. Mitchell.) WASHINGTON uw — The U.S. agency—would be dropped when | Purse fa the petition among the heirs of | _ Dee. 9, 23, "54 Poultry | shoot od 310 er se Pw |. te3 : , Court of Appeals in a 2-1 decision; the case comes before Bryant. Tit eeel aisha tie aed mak ie | ADWEATEMGY PON Bins and expend-world trade. . Bus a tee Newest Airlin .. 17.6 e | today upheld validity of the 1950 land set off to Prancis Purse 25 chains! The County of Oakland solicits sealed Eisenhower has said that in the DETROMT POULTRY Burroughs 35 Ohio Ol .... 678 i H ital Closes Lees . shic 20 links to the south line of said sec- | bids for the construction of toilet room absence of continued heavy Amer-| OF TROIG Pov “pwren tor Ne tt Cam & Mec ti7 Olver ce... 16¢| FZOSD cops EN She rd Defense ae’ 16 (cuake O0 Gabe As te ume |ta Canis febetymee’ marl ican foreign aid outlays “the sol- ity ultry to 10 am Campb Wy 27.2 Owens' I] G1 902 | . quires the Communist party to ppa me . ~ Jk = : ae ie “Tuhetceléale Bematort idarity free wort ida “Heary hens 18 90. ight type 12-13, Con pat st Pan A W Air ie at Ro al Oak | register as Russian-dominated. | he Bm 9 is described on recent tax- srapeciy. Covley Lake Road. Waterfeed cald of fol Svick inl the | heavy brotiers or aires: ~ Pag Capital Alrt 231 = al : te | The law is knovwen as the McCar Aski . rolla as betng that part of the west 37 73 Fecaehip Bid, will be Syria : wer pod peace 38 ety _ ' Carrier C . $57 Parke . = 5 ° g acres of the South 781 acres of south- office of the Board of Auditors, pends on expansion of international | ;*P pctoosh 19, duchitngs 30 oor? cous ae a” tp Pa nk 7c : 323 After 24 Years ran Act after its author, the late in ew lla | ee Soe a ae Soret Lafayette Sirest. Pontiac Michs ioe trade, 24-25: light dweks 2 artes. heavy — ore Pepat Cote ee * ROYAL OAK — The Royal Oak Sen. Pat McCarran (D-Nev). ! CLEVELAND (INS) — William | 22.43 acres. ; . January 5, 1966, and yas wil then be The tax inducements to capital tome 3090 en ‘yee Younes Cort-te he 18 Phiice eo General Hospital closed its doors! The split appellate court decision | Corrigan, chief defense counsel for | geathvest < Section nS Tak. RiON wSpeasers atl be caqilead te furntsh investment abroad and a request = = co bene: "henry a oe eT Phil Pet “ot 24 rs of WS the first ruling on constitu: | convicted murderer Dr. Sam Shep- | Saeeel oe. ee at the ounter | | eahuntnctary Sean Bead = ! de ¥ = = i Ps i . “ Section P i er bor aterial Bond in the unt fer authority to cue tariffs as eee coponefies or dryers with mod- Sore : te3 Pilisby Mitts s26| Wednesday, ending 7 tionality of the law. | pard, today prepared to file a/ Section 5 being on the Westerly sound- of the cenirasl| A Bidders (and or much 6 cent over the | *ste supplies clearing Good heavy Cities ave.....1217 Pit Plate G .. 684) business. Under it, the Communist party | motion for a new trial for the | ®*, line of Prenklin Gardens Subdivision | certified check in the amount of five ened = hens are short. Muscovy ducks moving | Cmax Mo 55 Pullmen - 4 : . : and the Northeasterly corner and the| per cent of the bid must accompany mext three years are shaping Up-|siow Geese firm and short. = Cluett Pea.... 423 lige yi] The small, city-owned hospital | must list its officers and members osteopath, probably tomorrow. point of beginning of the parcel hereta jeach bid 4 _ ice tie weck unset weak Recet: asScovn = | cations fo ° @s the main features of the ad- = gel seeresesie adenar more then oe = ae Rem Rand... 335/is giving way to the new 200-bed | with the Justice Department and Common Pleas Judge Edward aoret ie mest iviann feet Fe ee i dg at woutanad from the office of Miinistration’s legislative pro- uate to the slow trade oneh hens (Col Gas ...,, 162 sell gy . a William Beaumont Hospital, open-4 ®Ccount for its contributions and | B:ythin. who sentenced the subur- | 300.00 feet Basteriy at the Wonteriy tine Wiliam C. Limmermons. — 83! unds . o* - . ‘ , | . st 's o wes 4 ro . 1 gram for achieving that goal, = “"**" 17 Pounds are moving See ae: hy neve teen” 87 t month af 13 Mile and | ¢XPenditures. The law also requires ‘ban Bay Village neurosurgeon to of.{?%, Best's of the Boathwent weet | Kil Sie eae wena ia to a The tax-cutting pian will dove- CWICAGO POULTRY Consum Pw 477 Rev Tob B 422 Ing next mo “ registration of ““Communist-action”’ |ife imprisonment after a jury 616 96 feet on a line 20000 feet Eastery | riod of thirty days after official open tail with a for the eco- | CHICAGO, Dec 21 (AP) Live poultry | Com Ps ide? aoe coe 2) Woodward and ‘‘Communist-front’’” groups found him guilty of second degree [he peg erale! to ihe Westerly use| Sk, Cir Gt’ Gekined Fue * program » 5 1 Co 21 ne , 276 S ° Fas o re Southwest '. - ‘ serves the nomic development of Asia | Rerete, steady to weak am young stech Cost Con... 18 Safeway Bt 441 The 24 bed hospital occupied the - Teday's ruling paves the way murder, has set next Thursday as tion 5 to point on the Northerly line rghit to reject. any or. all bids and s : which Bnd) se penetirs Selnnce (Mendy. reestpts ;Cont Mot ..,, 122 8t Jos Lead 42.6 . ys le “ . i : of Telegraph Road (150 feet wide) said to waive anv informalities therein the administration is drafting and | ®?? "Te 6. chines btiees kee mos | Cont Ou ° a4 le rag oe jfourth floor of the Washington, fer the Communist party te carry , the hearing date for the motion. point being 200.06 tet qnaneures along | CaS te Teen Oula which will be laid before the Con- 1 lower ee ee berg | ome Corn Pa. 063 sacl “ Buus Bs Square building. More than 80 per | oe palige ig omy ae . Dr, Sam, who was visited 4 om) Westerly line Jot ‘the. East % ROBERT Y MOORE r n ti . 38, . f yers sald minister, Rev Alfred o ; thence peel will belfeuae tras: moet ten wee oe Gunn Drug... 32 Bhell Ou $03 | Cemt of all emergency cases were! avons that this aka be done Kreke yesterday, was reported | * 4471730" Bast 114747 feet along the Dec. 16, 23, 1634 td . -38; : mmone 5 . enemas asking for the tax cut on foreign | 59: ion en —— Det Ran = a cooeny, ve A brought to the hospital by the! w the appellate court ruled | bitter at the verdict returned ad ne WE A TEA SER Tt : i Dis C . 33.6 Socony Vae . investments at the same time that Doug Aire....1204 Sou Pac 63 | Royal Oak police. against it. Tuesday. ‘ os ve 8 : ; rela poe sensed are pear Livestock DaFoat...1088 sparks’ wl": 'Se] The hospital was staffed by 55 Judge E. Barrett Prettyman, | itis social conduct was a very | All Major Securities Exchanges ; a yeara cut Eagle P 285 Sperry see 4 the | W wrote the ity opinion, | . ” Rey id. |* an a : Sta Brana 383} employes. Many will work at grave error, ev. Kreke said, | © 3 = = of almost 10 per cent in taxes paid DETROT LIVESTOCK Bast Rea? we Ba OiT"Ewr T34| new hospital, X-ray and medical held that the law and an order of referring to his relations with pret. Will Be Closed: All. Day, Friday, by American corporations on do- Ph nocbbogeh Lang 33 (AP)—Phe Detrott | a Aute 1 387 Std Ot) Ind o. uipment will also be taken for |the Subversive Activities Control ty Susan Hayes, who testified at! © h! mestic earnings "Hage salablo. 8 Not onough hogs [E18 Mus in... 28 Std Ou NJ tee) equip Board directing the party to com- | : December 24th! : sterea an to meke sp market 2 | Smet fed ae oe = do | use there. he p . M- | the trial that she was intimate | ; . MCaltle salable 180 Today's market E-pell ag ) we Wer * 245 | —— | ply wlan its eee are valid with the osteopath who was ac. f 4 " M Cl . . hominelly steady Compared last Thurs: [ey Cei)-o 76 tun On Psy) as matters of law " ‘cused of beating his wife Marilyn. | © , t bs ® « * m - Py ar > | > ° & « i err ris mas Pontiac-Bound Train hen quod te write tod cieors ant helt Hn ‘ie ie. cone uns | More Space Needed “i ae ee ae bet | to death on July fourth 3 ery y ‘ . ’ ere fairly active strong lower ered? |preem mul | 70 Rtly BY Pd 472 evidence supports t ‘d's! “He thinks that and other ¢hings nd Ev Ml bd stem € ae Tr Tetas . 6? - : . | % Derailed at Chica 0 pool ier Nowe acered sinoea pai ne asa is a Ae 1982 4 | findings that the Communist party gave a twist to the whole picture to Each a Everyone! F et cows slow. weak bulls nettve. Qen Pads . 17% Thomp Pd boa Or el 5 ecor 5 ‘bs substantially directed, domi- and made things look bad for him. | ; rong to 66 cents higher. stockers and | Men wilis 726 Tran W Alr | nated a ad by the Soviet ae CHICAGO W—The | ive | feéders slow, steady to weak. few small | oon Motors 63 §@ Transamer 183 ; ~ controll y But he couldn't see how the jury | Ocomotive | ois high cheice and lew prime 000-1163 Twent C Pox 288) The problem of where to store | Union, which controls the world and five cars of the Grand Trunk | fed steers 20.00.2800: bulk good and a » aee sen (Unserna 4 . = could have reached that conelu- | > é a Western Railroad's Michigan-bound | Seles fed steers 21 00-26 ehoice |Gen Tel. 46 Un Carbide 072 | Official records is becoming a ma-/| Communist movement. sion on the basis of evidence.” _ “Intercity Limited” jumped the suae Sed’ meteete th.bo-s ou ee bee Citietie Sh Son air dis see |e appanage ee County san John A, oe joined Wm vicava —— stated that Investment Securities tracks at the nearby Blue Island prime to 24.50, most utility and com- | qoodrich 1283 Unit Airc 7 3 | Gerk Lyn _* . ; udge Prettyman jority Sheppa rd fam ly had hired a . vada see mae: rod Che, wan im. | mareitl steers and heifers 11 60-11 00. Goodyear -.1e1 8 Gaited, Cy, S Right now he's putting divorce opinion, but Judge David Bazelon| private investigator to find the if 414 Community National Bank Bldg : jured and heifers 1700-2000: bulk utility and |q@~ wo Ry || 374 Un Gas Im %® |and chancery court recortis in a | dissented, saying he would: void | “real murderer.” — ~ Neither the locomotiv the aad cones cakes 5-0 Se: war unis | oreybound aS 113 [Courthouse room formerly used for the law on the grounds of Fifth —— - ve pet }and commercial bulla 1206-1400 most se ete 4 OS Smelt 587 naturalization procedures Amendment. Cars—one passenger coach and) good end choice stockers end feeder: Hersh Choe 404 US Steel a el “Space there will be used up This amendment provides that ee four mail cars—overturned. Cause 1859 22 0@ Cent 1a TS Tot 174 Bi tu Le ot the derail . Ane Calves alable TB Maret at vd meth az @ Setnr os 2° ¢ argund next June said) Allen) no person shall be required to give
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. : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, DECEMBER 23,1954 . TWENTY-ONE it 7 7 = +—_——- ta 4 Death Notices in Memoriam 2 Help Wanted Female 7 ___ Business Services 13 SLICE OF HAM- Wanted Real Estate 32 Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 Rent Houses es Unfurn, 36 36
: IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR | ¥ WOMAN WANTS WOM- | PLUMBI TING : ~~ ‘iim se se aaaacagapetaciie ¥ beloved wile and matber, Maren | ab tes’ beet housework, room aly Serna c= ar } 3 ROOM APARTMENT, HEAT &1x ROO DOTSON, DECEMBER 23, 1954,| J... Nelson. died Bee. 23, small 2-3523. | _ 3-676. WILL TRADE 3 BEDROOM ALL S15 Leon Rd Walled Lake pan ae pod Louls, 35 W. Howard Gt, age 55; TO pO | EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE - —— @ m the ofty of Pew | 55; beloved busbend of Mrs. Bthel| “ ,vonéerful wife and mother, houseLeeping & care of 2 chil. | moval Ph eased er OR) sk tise for lakefront home in the | ROOM HEATED APARTMENT. 4 @. Detecn; dear fother ef Mrs. One whe wes better, Ged noves| SE vile emer aches, Live pole Maes ed s —- eee , : ure Beatrice Bryant. tnd” Del: Pi gp A & B TRENCHING eas beat, soft water, carpeted iv. | ¢ ROOM UNPURN APT INQUIRE | Withis a gone i Dotson; brother true, - , rteady ap-| Footing water lins field tile. ing room, dining L and hall. Club | _ Huron. __ —_— =. ae / 75 Mrs. ag “4 Wilson and Ernest One in « million, thet mother pe ir hacBotere. "Pentine _FE 5-006) ; room 12'x30’; den 9x17" in base | #4 ROOMS & BATH, HEAT & HOT F R R
Dotson. “Mr. will be sent | "was you. | _ 0 A. Telogre ALI MAKE? GF FOUNTAIN PENS water furnished “West Bide. 79 or Rent Reems 37 : to the White & Just im your judgment, meet, tpadeonped bet em pared! Lincs a ——_ sow or Home this evening in Union City, | ‘right weg e's - ~henommm EE pp, street. Will trade or buy leke| flower let apty " |2 110NT MONSERERPING Riss. Tennessee for funeral service and and liberal, ever upright. | Ginn D WHITE WOMAN Stree y Co tw te front home. Phone FE 5-3625 4 ROOM APT AND UTiLiry | _Frigidsire Men. interment in Freemont Ce Se ed: by your friends and all | “to care, fog elderiy lady. Call St. Phone FE 3-0135, : room FE 5-279 ATipQoryte SCoed PO LADY: Funeral fm ew eo ai after 5:30. PE $3011, = S ; 4 ROOMS AND BATH. PR uro”. s Huntoon a ~~ * as ne and mathe. RELIABLE WHITE WIDDLE- APPLIANCE wn. oo og Qu ll bl Bal sane arias bo children 1308 gts Sus sTOP a RIVATE ENTRANCE.
Leslie L, Sr. 243 &. Church, Sadly missed by husband, Victor aged woman living in vicinity of W- service a) makes of refrigera- R F sMcKINNEY burn Ave. Auburn Heights | a leundry. 0 W | j
Lake’ Orion, C4; bee | er arem Veter. Vern and} Cyiujta vows transportation fo teas iZpee of small appliances Office s08 Comme «ROOM AND Bath IN ROVAL | os ctitmes OLnts ~SVENVERING i Wright; father of Leslie Jr. | iN LOVING MEMORY OF wns, | abet our home PE 36732. hor's, 24073 Pu Ponuse EM Sal or paraen wer tT vleck South of | furnished ‘Living Room and 4
Mare Kathryn and Mre.| Anne whe Elec. — Sewers ned Orie, _ere a ce ag yy eg ; , — | = passed away W Sal a _OL 24008. trance 5 minute from downtown. 4
Monty Wright ond Glenn Ham- | ell of us. Daughter by} Woman Sales Manager | 24 tr. service. | No results, ‘no T ROOMS AND BATH COUPLE | Cl FE 2701.
mond, Mrs Bane Campbell and | IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES Wanted eae a ees Seen Og service will be held Tuesday. ‘De- wore iat = passed away nae We ering 5.000 to Py Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners . OF On e ROOMS A: Hg PN ota CLEAN. ? On 3 BUDDIES, FE
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Lake Orion “Methodist ‘Church | teil tview. N cL OatN) 5 ROOM LOWER, GARAGE. can. | CENTRAT 3 with De. Oliver officiating. Inter- | How much we loved him and how | estat firm expending bey SEWER CLEANING Phere vuee tome Ger bave pate Newly decorated. Adults. | sinele or double, ae Se |
Drionville,, Michigan snd. the |God loved bim too, and thought | Yisiod. Seeking woman with super- Sunday terv. Ph. FE ¢2012 Gnd: are “secporelely ta need ot |i esa 65 You Watt -b-oUk i
aide. service.” Arrangemen direct to tae | GOUGH RAISING 2 Le Knights of Prthiea will have the | Mt best in te rest teas tains = ase 8 t RAISING AND FOOTINGS ell types of property we sell. Por Fe Ar0 EPS | eden ris” * room at bus |
org, Michio, MWR ee en ncreag:| gan tanpomsl Pstes Press Siz imlid, PE MAT, Pree Otnee Open 98 Rooms WEST SIDE, REASON. DOU oot a ig AB a oS JAMES. W.| Bor interview will PLASTERING SS from bus. Pe Ss300, oe ee a | Oo ck eis ioral iam: bet rm bom, oem Lee Lae A. JOHNSON, Realtor | , roomi®CAPIA APTS wis CANO CLEA LTROUaS
Hs. lives with Ge tn memory werk ‘Slay nights PE 04100. | pair, Vera Kotler PE. tazst, E+ © | bee on ee | Se° heron” Seed Sula beds : INDEX And forever, more. © F MIDDLEAGED LAapY TO CHAPIN PLUMBING 1704 S. Telegraph Rd K. G. HEMPSTEAD | PLEASANT "FRONT > Bon-in- erderiy vezele : * || 03. Huron + FE 40284 | te lor or refined u
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CLASSIFICATIONS Flowers 3 Barewere toed Orisa ‘Etta na On busline. aad U PE 41039
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ANNOUNCEMENTS sane P Ercaners. fad wn weedwere, Bir | got : _ . YOU WAN? ae sies| CLEAN aoe AND BATH | SLEEPING Card of Thanks esvseeeeessseee 2 pam | amen. . fete te Sept: tanks for sale | § , a force ‘s “spagreevebrens, We ve naga | teesemable. 32) Fo.ry. Pe tee | si ear hoo eee
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EMPLOYMENT 123_AUBURN 23173 WAITRESS: en _ Foot Specialist 15A Lost rst & I Found 24 Wtd. Transportation 31 —. ry. © |= leg i Crscumare ieee 2 BuDomEs Bs (AT POOR. at,
Help Wanted Male ..csscssscenes 6 Experienced Counts ms rt DR. A. . KANTER, FOOT SPE. Lost: WHITE ANTS RIDE Wes =, Trade COURT APT. 3. VACANCIES, 3 3 Cab re $0701
Help Wanted Female ...........7| fF umeral Directors 4 ae sintist “os 8, Saginaw St. FE Bin ‘Vicinity of Owens Sonool, PE | Sween, 6 end i am. from Ren. | ZOU arenes INSURE tt Orated $60. mun” SS BOARD 4 AND ROOM. a W. : Help Wanted cocccccccccccccces B 7 NIFIED VICES —_—_— uction : = 32. Parms a €Losm DOW N TOW) ; api. ee. - ;
—aesions NX! ss Kirkby Funeral ty FE 4-1882 Inst pea = Furniture Refinishing 16A — = oral fire or ab, is omroune io : “ous Fores nabartment newly 7 Wanted Male ..csscsseeess _ lad ia tego L 2-6063. ins. WATERS TAND CHILDREN ow a Fr peten ir. ‘
Work Wanted Female ..........11 Donelson-Johns DIESEL REPAIRING. | An b A SPE | cost arm, YED an’ bt ade want ‘ride to) Poplar ‘Blut, Mie ee j SERVICES OFFERED NT x i. 5. 3%. 8 .: from v of Brown + 1008 Tearedeg, rs i — LTORS er 2 room apt. on 8. Saginaw at ;
Building Service HEAVY EQUIPME)? Laundry Service 18) ott M24. 7 monw old Irian Setter member Cray oa Est. Exch. Ine. | the bus stop Utlities ere furn-
mere en 2] PURSLEY FUNERAL HOME | rector (eltpetares to be trained (CURTAINS RYLON & alt, ma-| cole...Coll_FB 1-400. Rewerd | POOTIO Eames me 2:0263 MODERN F ROOM AND _WATH. Business Services or ate FE ¢i3i}.| SS Den pay jens Gs diccel me terials expertiy’ finished in tatest fost: PARCEL BY BALDWIN 778 tase Oven Rree wt, Sua. 104 child under 18 mo. welcome. $60:
Bookkeeping & Prnn nba ees | chanics, tractor, bulldoser, parte | eau "tag rugs, aoe ok no Fowriad BY |. wext ‘DOOR’ TO BRANCH ieee pa eee . 4
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Foot Specialist eeeeee : rapidly indu if you LAUNDRY. . yes a, | ee Hom AR PRO & bain, on Melrose PE 45425.
Dressmaking & Tailoring .......16 Voor hees-Siple ere mnechanically "minded oot | Ree COR TRS PR OR ee UISTINGS WANTED FARM RES. “Fics, Carroll G. Porritt. 20% Ww. Meee wna bob stints ad q _ Purniture as ee FUNERAL HOME it to yourself to find out whether | “fied, beautifully finished. caer: 2 Am GF LApys am . Goo. L. | Bure Ps peri Scketed ies “ane ae
Garden Plowing ....+.-.-+++--16B | ambulance Berviee Plane or Motor | iniormatioa with so obligation and | gtaundrr.Fuone FE 280 | Sus “Pe eam. Joven | Shoinaw. Petsson, “| Wanted: Homes, Farms, WichoutE a "HaRcER CO. PE Income Tax Bervice eeeeceeeeee rH PE 3-437 to convenient confidential oe LA = N owe Wtd. Contracts, cts, Mtgs. 3 3? Land Contracts ak WOO Wil PLSOR a
. rea M Crnml ree es | bee Lost: | WiLL PERTON wio ota ee apartment, Pine West Bide Landscaping « ....... oe onuments 4A TRACTOR" RAINING SERVICE SPEEO\ WEE WASHIT | pickea up 0 . white CASH POR SEASONED LAND | @2_W. Huron 7S OO location. Two baihs. Waik- ads s beaut = BUY DIRECT AND SAVE PONTIAC | PRESS ze: | s Pike St rE 4-1650_ sre pr Raa oi Rubus cabrio’. " aivinas y5 Loan CO “WE \ bys Me a eee ne Pursish
seeeseese: #eTORING: 3; ENGLISH. READING, eights. . © : ; Pontiac Granite & Marble Co Landscaping 18A rE Be 2 ee ee ee references. Write to Pon- Photos & mee eeeeeeerer: 21 Rot rt J. ry O . E im = ar arithmetic, ete. | Phone FE E, 2-5055. o~s aueet Fa Soe Heartbroken bo ty Lt. need aoa ob ee | Box No. 2... :
ii cevecececeece BIA Gakians aca. PE 2-4000 Work Wanted Male 10 Thee TRIMMING AND REMOV. | “Coan es a Syiven take Highest Prices Paid nae come. T tn cccccccccces. SS cs m2 oi or - mewand. r : ry “Och MEMORTS inc Pree estimates, PE 1-6822. 4 Reward. Call PE ¢1257 RIDGEWAY Rent Houses Furnished 35 | {ae. Dailverwate corvine.
ccbeessces SM mem 1804 PENTRY. PLASTIC land contracts “ Upheistering: atl ie oe tehway ate
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | Aggressive ‘young ‘mon. to com: Maw 27 Wants PULL TIME PE 400) — PE +160 ae, ite eos, fat te Pap Se ae ee ‘age’ & Cneare “Cobmnet’ sas | Canon 688 7 i NEW 3 ROOM $12 and u
Por Sale Houses Do AGE BOCIOE a plete accel collec work tan ‘after | 6:00 =696FE C6024 $024 02 2 [ie agg a a a _Huror PE 6-8"ti a _ Pg all ne cjaemn oe Me. | sidiialeanniomielics feat Dive. Adults Sarees: ROOMS WITH TV
Por Sale Lake Property ......44 and — for manage | nord MARRIED MAN WITH 5 a Lines vans anywhere in | TOLE CRAFT SETS: WASTE BASs- A. JOHNSON, Realt “vy Room APT PRIVATE EN. wealth PE +ai2s
For Sale Resort Property .....44a | ton. Must be willing to put forth | dren needs work. 3 years col-| United States. Quick service FE | "ets. $2.65; may: sine racks 63.95. ealtor ; Ba, 41 Auburn / ious ant APTS PORN OR MOTEL © Suburban Property wa | sal well paying executive. — lege training as accountant = 6-8562-34' N Perry — aS & 65.9, Gl FE 4-2533 { LARo® ~ room asf frm veers Tots welcome “PEE SAG AMORE eeeeresenee j Assorted La
Por Sale Lote ................ | tions in Michig Cnie.” 863 ve ne tar cae ee i INCINERATORS CLEANED. woods trays SCARLETT 'S. 7% 61704 S Telegra Rd furn Private entrance. FE ¢13)8. py yy Bly “ew cool “tao TV gg] Maid
Vor Gale Acsenge ...............41| Feats State Bonk Bice” FE Sp hy one Se et: See oe | LE Levreee VE Pe AT i! alls a LAROR CLEAN ROOMS PRI xepoo MODERN 2 BEDROOM | ,,0*Tvice Parking. Reas rates, Por Sale Farms = ................48 —_ soe SS Notices & Personals 25 entrance Pine | Gas heat. Till June 1. Adults only | 18@ Woodward Ave. FE 42502. _ | IO A land contract, Realtor ‘ bg ey
Sec orto Barak | ATOR ABLE. TO. SET | estes mantel oe | eons ecerees “BO ane APE | Sey Gags PRES rome arr w | Fase me His SRW Tet aren eee SF J Gc uroa NNN OE RN
Por Sale or Exchange ..........50 BLUR BINGO WORK WANTED. |“! DEconaTINO = Paintina| )! "egies ra FOR LAND CONTRACTS, | 5 900M FURNISHED | LD sooean CABIN IN WATERFORD sTORE BLDO
PIRANCIAL UP OWN JOBS. AFT- | "pi.boasbi=, PE S018. aod wall papering. Call for esti Fe ae gente, amor de | Sa tere OO Dente Ber. S Seceme it Buveed nt oe woor SOE RN Nous wimree "rae vie aus a Bustaces Cppertmittcs .........1| ERNOON SHIFT. PLASTERING, LIONT HAULING, = PIRTiCe Pa Zwoina | ANY Gin’ OR WOM on AN NEEDING i j= h ERIVATS BAR. OPEL | or Y 24002 stone oSPACH fale NGOIRE
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bende te Leas = 2/ GOOD WORKIN G | gouxo wan i6, DESIRES WORK of ect ae) Lh es ee of equity @ Four) ROOM, PRIVATE BATH AND | with ny BEDROOM WOME | 2 STORE €. AND peeke QFORE. seeeccesewecee, BB Cc OND ITIONS of any kind Call FE 54-1007 be Confidentia:. The Salvation Army. K. L. I 1 R ] _entrance. Very nice. FE 2-4376 come Pontine Lake OR 3-0138 2615 ang 261° N. Diste,
Mortgage Loans ........c00000. 4 S:| tween 4 and 7. PAINTING AND WALLPAPER | —— 3 50nKREPINO—TYPINO empleton, noo bind tOr | sis pORNeED ABA Soa N of Telegraph. OR 3-191. | STEADY JOB. WRITE ork. i. sag C- White, OA Bite or FE! oe “Sh tings. Tox service 2230 Orchard Lake R4 ee Pe a en |e, Cone LY OEE | prone, ial iW, MORON eager oe «| PONTIAC PRESS BOX Work Wtd. F 11) _ sone 210 8 Telesraph Rd PE 8-087 | COMMERCIAI | Somraaaae jee soe re S ROOM Ap TE Bie wi | _ Couple proterred. PR b-eme emma a aS Be, a Sancmnaenseaseseem : —. 4 Painting, Wall Washing | DaIwry M«r1D_ POR sUPPLIES | $10 mo 6 per cent interest | woodward, Royse! Oak 112-2200 | NEAR LAKE ORION wo | 38 a For Gale Clothing .....:..606....88) 115 | TRONINGS IN THE HOME. GIRL & go Will sell for 63.000 cash. PE | y $86 :
Sale Household Goods 61 2. | for baby sitting, FE 5-147! Free estimate Reasonabie. are. Pees Fe poe) ee | sale wer 6 pe : 2 ROOMS BASEMENT Apt,.| Must have good references. FE | For Sale Houses 43
“teseeees 4, PULL TIME STOCK AND CARRY FRONING DON® iN ay HOME. | _2-2706 DETECTIVE sev viCE | NOMES We WAVE | puitatle tor 2 2. oF 4 buddies =. Sele ~ ———— ee on rrseeseeeees BB” Gut poy. Peabody's Market. MI _ PR 5-480 — PAINTING PAPERHANOING | _‘‘7_@ Commeceis: Mame § tw | ¥ = PE +313 SMALL. MODERN FURNISHED 7 ROOM MODERN 1 VIL. Cartetmas Gifts oe -- 9 46222 LADY WANTS WORK. DAY OR WALL, CLEANED ‘8 A TREASURE BEYOND $200,000 2 ROOMS. ADULTS 204 FLOR | DOUte With commodities Adults | tage Buchy Realty. Orton-
For Saie Miscellaneous .........60 MIDD! EAOED | “MARRIED WAN | night. PE 5-0619 TUPPER R 3-706) measure. Fina Foam for cleaning Ai our dispose! ty purchase new or | ence ropa Diste Floral, 5233) Disie | vine
De it Yourself .............61| fo Work No children. | @ATURE WOMAN WANTS RE- | PAINTING AND PAPERING | Gon, ‘74 “Dholetery. Walte's No seteoned lane correct et oi 2p ROOM APT WITH PRIVATE | ayati PURN HOUBE ie | CAVING STATE. MUST GLI. Bale Musical Goods ...........-€2 Iya gous mina Bast wanes | sche 'wEne, cut vontegee | CGE Catt wall Games| IN DEBT? | “= 7O® Soe mAnan || 388ensot mt 2 °F TE SOS | Vinewoog. Cat afer 6 1103| ple “panenion brick Tirephace | ae ttl some . bookkeeping. ‘ . “ . aton a
-© WiowT MAN. PULL TIME re Dems. OR 32284 of OR 3-046. | IF you are having trouble meet- Buy —To seit - 7 ROOMS. MODERN 2 CHILDREN | wattzn Lake all MODERN | ere win carpeting Cale rive . references. Apply Cavalier Gas. | Ui MBOORAP i our yments, see us to row” BUY IT- wet ‘ns UR welcome. 8565 Pontiac Lk conv enien . |
. | _fetarial service. &M 3-2842. Pree seumates. “PE aati | dey. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUN ROoWE Wate Ct ea w- ea ti tens Cte ae | Se down, EM 4 fton Plain i" : = . “ une m rt ¥ Me
* PATROLMEN WaainSs ate Toe = p_cotpetes. Fe Fat. RS. INC. ¢i% 8. Saginaw roomy, Couple only. PE $-4032.| Detroit, VErmont on Bow: ‘| g ro, Poatice. satery | “inn imy home. TRONINOS DONE ___Phystotherapy Z1A| _ above Onciand Theater pe boas, "mag @ SHOWER NICELY | WALED Age ALL MOBERR Nomen Teele M. Kiweed FB Plante, Trees, Shrubs | and p plan. Requirements: | —"™. 21778. “KENNETH, PLEASE COMMUNI- furnished. Couple only. 20 Nor-| conveniences 2 bedroom 42583 wake ee = Gena ae oyun Washtros A TRO! A DAY z EVE. MASSAGE — cate” with Carita. Very im- _ton, after 6 pm. _ _ only 3 blocks from Village waits ~ 7
amas @ ded secsssas.t0| Spt Minas me im service, i te | curtaine Pickus and deliver. FE eo) eee 2 REALTY | oO meattons |? ROOM FURM APT PRIVATE | 15 weekly unfurnished $68 *|Season S PARM MERCHANDISE | Written exam. Sat. Jan 8, 1955.| WANTED IRONINGS. 6) A BUSH | GRADUATE MASSEUR. EVENING | = = == OR: 3-882 Prone: cnr Nagtaye _ Con Ot 30089 Wailea Laks ostour or MA a a
Ray, Grain & Pees nn) ERY a ice Mt tice. City | ol. VE sores, and week-ends, Home calls only.| LEAVE NO SOTL AT ALL. CLEAN 107) W Huron Ph PE 20203 a 5
Per tale Liveteat we) eee —| - TR P24 i pn mee eee | Wanted heal Estate 32-A a Wine « Rent Houses Unturn. % Greetings Wanted Livestock = .........55...73 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; Building Service 12 ___ Television Service 2 ON AND AFTER ‘Tins DATE. ' ring et SE laa Pe Pull time only, experienced pre ~~ 0 ee’ ; . 3 “ ; . . . La Pow’ ocecescne. 2-4 . q ! j : eae \ ’ c
rhe path ppsebe ae 5 mene Peal ~ ggrortions, Mey BRICK BLOCK AND cEMEnt | pay NIGHT TV srRVICE i dor ant soma canvases gogo REAT I ST AT F ' eee. tn tee a ba ao : ms eae eis " aalen Bn IN TRE: SeRee Of Sais: Pace: Geccound on So pea te cee Estt Rim eimners. Be eb tos | Ge ease | gther than myself a A fee PROBI EM ? Lake 2 REDROOM rOUSE LAKE PRIV CUSTOM ONLY. BUT WITH eccsees- . te wy ac, eh ; 2 fleger Near . *:hools and church Auction Sale Per «Ph PE 606m | BERNIE'S RADIOTV SERVICE O EN EVES TIL CHRISTMAS 2 ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE | On”, ces, A GENUINE APPRECIA- REAL ESTATE SALESMEN | — A cul Us _70 Blate Stree’ Phone FF 57158 1 evens
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ans 120. \e : 3-4870. CALL, FE ¢4 o ROOMS PaivaTe ENTRANCE tahed HOUSE PARTLY FUR- SEVERAL HUNDRED
rapid aati ra as | ARE ~~ CARPENTER WORK —— WEDDING aay Gk) isch bara a. co. int end_bath crac “Rodin aN ¢_PE 6-0031._ Alrpia ces seebesesones + la~ 4. Alteretions Bw Orct. Lake » satiee OOM iN é =
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scored | liv, O eesies . |GARPENTRY BLOCK AND Ce PEWRITERS RENTED _ eleome month. all.
Saale ee pay Fe ye Om, | meet wert ote PE SATE. Michel's 12h. Seana et, | Wtd. Household Goods 27) LISTINGS WANTED | arreacrivé i Roots any Ser 230 On afin” NORTHWOOD HOMES THIS seeeeeeees = *SonD a GSsTtow BUiLDino Pn a FE Tikiee repurie AND A00mN0 MA. We need listing: on all types of | bath. Private FF 8-1370 |S ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT OR YEAR. WE EXTEND TO
ecceceee: Breer + Seer __pancing Modernizing. FE 4-5470. oo work. one OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST real estate Qualifie buyets wait | ATTRACTIVE STUDIO KITCHEN-| ‘!!) fell for small down payment
| LP FL00 @ Pratng and Orttice Bup-| furniture buvers. Cash waiting.| ing Prompt persone’ and efficient| ette apartments. Also sleeping | re 1-020 YOU OUR BEST WISHES S & RARTERO OD FLOORS A _piy Got Ss 17_W. Lawrence. FE ¢7e81 serivce on your ‘call Als have! rooms Teiephene & TV in every |§ ROOM& AND BATH. 9 BED > | aie — a Bis, PE 2-670. ——————- | €ET Us BU! IT OR AUCTION It| Ivestors who ef" pay cash for| room Daily maid service Park-| rooms. gas heat. full basement FOR A MERRY CHRIST-
| To gatebtisn standards, mechine | CARPENTER FORE. pAlTERA Upholstering _for you, OA 8 %5} — OC eee == area isetiy and monthly | garage 108 E. Brooklyn us mo ~~ D A NEW YEAR joads prod ontrol. | odern a enusto ; ward A (U8-10) | 4+-0760 AB AN N CA
FOR WANT ADS a oe ol smell ot Bcpan rob | _ building. OLive 2- “ ReSTDENTTAL paaren, wil! he giver ress No other need Mart. _Ph_"E 24905 Saginaw Reward MY 2-3801 Ww i . obligation MODERN 2 ROOM CABINS CHII-| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION model toda without tt apply. Mart- t scellaneous 81 AT _neili's Res. M1 64853. MODERNIZATION AND LCARPEN. Lost pee AGLe. WEMAULE. VICIN. |) Cann a nannnnnnAnnc DORRIS & SON dyon_wefrome. Everything furn | tractive ¢ rms. & bath forted sir S8U0 DOWN
Closing time for savertise EXPERIFWCEL WHITE GIRL OR —— y Bei Mountain Sunday aight. stint, BUYING RAW PU REALTORS COOP MEMBER ° "| Gaunmee’ Edie me. = bed odern hom ments containing sires Nomar t cook assist with chil- Qigqjiunevt Pree estimates OPE | _ Fe sien | “highest prices. “Roy @mith, 6 | 9 W, Baron PR Cis! | GOSEAN-WELL-FORN 3 ROOM | Se eR yet BRET) win iaxe privileges, Picture win: larger then recular agate con. Light housework other help roid BRITTANY SPANIEL FE- _Lakeville Rd. OA 82163 —— jae Ret teauired | dows, excellem kitchen, ample
type ts 12 o’cleck poon the a a Live & Birmingham. | INSULATION CARPENTER WORK white ticked. LISTINGS WANTED me 4 fromt terrace Available De q | eloset space bath. Cheice of col- day orevious to publication tise Press rooreners, wine Fus-| Siam hoger air Vicinity wil wien Lake. Children's STOP LOOK Pcs nee Ge ola a oe ors and “elevation Utility ‘Foom, siding. com a a rd oi] forced i rnac wa-
Transient Want A@s may $0033, after ‘S30. a Wanted to buy houses, teres. g2- ies. NEWLY DECORATED 2 ROOMS ohn K. Irwin ot Sere t, copper plumbing. Pull . aaae Ta STRAND | faces, cottages or other . | R KNAUF, Real te > 0:30 the PLASTERING, NEW AND REPAIR | “ir, of pearis First be move. or tern down. _ P. ‘ ’ ealtor end beth FE 625560 0 REALTOR Lite ft.
dav of ra See Sutton, MY 2-6432, WwW Horon Pe 274n,|i%i SPARTANETTE TRAILER Zinee 18 1 ABON 2 3 Church. 27345. Canta ¥O BGT 2 | Modern 30 ff. with bath. EM wk ne — i " a ‘ , ~ = . aw
Samm, Farz gp sere | /SELL THE SURPLUS ex Gut wore euarentred.| WILL Tm PERSON WHO PICKED | “Hiy " mre tree NP beten. [GREEN LAKE OFFICE |,3978 7 | rk bbqtr ee FE Sim vs ‘Weoste & ben. i : z 26432, ( ) | ; aa ron SNYDER PLOOA LaYina- up ladies hat in « — Wy Ee “HEDQTRS FOR ALL LAKES” trance end bath Newly decor-- OO Reker ai : One bree 4 as 488 sanding and finishing Phone PE cdor at eee Corin viearrt ses. anted to Rent Cottaces homes. Lots and estates | Sted. 111 N. Telegraph HOLIDAY BARG ’ - $ 320 ; 840 through Classified Ad® se: MALE Since 1926 - Tre An. ARGAIN |
$ ie «a gay We sweCKLR CEMENT | “nuny” Peeiis. | COUPLE WITH 7 MOS. |r couSia Po Bae nagis| ROM APtR Unturnished 34) wen sas + pearoom, vunesion | q LJ ao 56 Call estimates, EM 3-4878 | (oar Loe Fi - ‘ oN es on “% acre at Whipple Lake Ask- |
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$ 33 8&3 && Land, livestock, machin. WELL PRILUme 7 AND 6 IN| Cocker. Browy paws and chet | OV baby desire 5 room Been ere 1 BEDROOw. munis) - 1S \\F LIME! Solve ev- MI + a _ __| Male. Near json Park Re- unf. house Close in. ette smal child welcome. Pri- VETE NS
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lam e ery Ahine| thal FE Business Services’ 13 “ST: § MONTHS OLD DaLMA- Reasonable rent. Will] For Rent $) OUSC,| ager im rear, 142 W. Columbia.| ONE LEFT 2 dedroom bunge, eryday problems the y. anything - a ° pa Btrayed. White with black 1 Ref 7 OORT | UNFURNISHED APART. tow, stairway to expansion attic Ph. Midwest 4-0844 4 ee eee Reward MA 62435. give exce ent care. et- a rtment room an ment utilities, full basement, and ail of the | \ .
: 2-8181 | SLOOMPLELD WALL Giesnonssie zx ‘? BETWEEN WKC STORE erences. FE 8-1215 pa ’ s, Y-| ase tool Lake. siher mont wanted features. Only | | Vant Aa way! Phone
379 Hamilton Pree ext. 20 contained # WKC box. Ad-|PREE SERVICE TO ALL Lawp | thing. Dial FE 2-8181 for FE 40070 J : saree f Tospler and. sone. | "Torts : itt & S-UAROEnocees amb ware | R. J. VALUET, Realtor | FE 2818! for un ed New . Reward re- : entrance, Utilities furn land 5-0803 . tors. PE See. . FE oie. an ad-writer, Pr sani Goegeruara Real iiat eunanee writer.
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For Sale Houses 43,___ For Sale Houses 43 CARNIVAL : by Dick Turner | For Sele Houses 43, Business Opportunities 51
$1500 that you would like to use
A emali some tand contract or
as down -ryment on se one ested
bedroom hom STONE REALTY CO 819 Josiye PE 20233, 2 oto e pm Dene: Bur tte 8 | ment r_plambing, 62 gallon
EXPANSION ATTIC | & burnins osonese. shang enoot = for three roome tn | doors Double com = rer
attic 2 large bedrooms and spray, tile setiect oak
lot im «
ag ao oe price $12,000, | oTERUERT C DAVIS J
$1,000 DOWN n
Siscbee. peel y dec Te |
te eee’ lempleton Fim ts Orie” “ “ *) FAST SIDE INCOME STORE BUILDING | 2 homes on 1 jot 1 mofférn 5)
Plus @ FIVE room home; also | oie | heemrgan new I's car |
pHige lag Bo oypgg Poot Oa | garage Very convenient to both : + S& orth and south end factories | gift or novelty or small grocery! Oniy $9250 with terms
oy A my By lel $500 DOWN LA NCE W. | North side 4 room. bath and |
| . Utility. Pull price only $5500
GA Y LORD «* 1.. Templeton, Realtor | 79 —— Lake Rd FE 44563.
198 © Pike st FE ¢0584 Open_Eves, Open Sun 1 to 5 |
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY | SMART BUYS TO WISH OUR FRIENDS AND
a ‘Dome’ wits ‘ eiereena: CUSTOMERS A VERY ‘
“BUD” Neca fut lan ith, foom, 2 lots with lovely shade Merry Christmas trees, — spot with are. AN
= paved drive 4 Happy New Year
street. Words cannot de. |
yor eee ae Se Bend be) TIM WRIGHT, Realtor | SUBURBAN HOME | Quang are, TE tesa with an — tele pai ‘This Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange
es —_ @ | Elizabeth Lake Estates Tage, basement utility
Three years old, 1's story bun- E alow “with full basement, oil
. ceramic tile bath’ plastered
room. . select floors vat
miles on a nicely lade iped this fine lakeside subdir a a
finest of homes and surround
ings are to be found in ra
restricted and protected area
Pian to see this offering at once
Priced ot 011.060 with $3500 dows,
WM. A | Rustic Bun sie
Exterior. suburban — lake REALTOR
er bes water. Pric Oyen | pal “tl E% on ed at josT * 43960
On One Floor
Bateman oereees. rice
rE or PE 2.3370 =
Lakefront Brick
This lovely suburban home
Tefiects excellent taste and REAL ESTATE
«| individuality for its own
z . You are sure to enjoy
Yule Be Merry) fs. secures orate huge Rts ing ns room,
cente ree uke Itehen,
} cared coare ‘wachioneen | completely tiled beth teven
jr High Carpeted iiv- the ceiling! and three lovely tng and dining rooms mod- bedrooms = The os
’ opens at ground level with |
a a 3 ae two picture windows and | bed hare planter in recreation room | rooms. Large ciosets @, pool for the kiddies recreation foom, Lenox gas and ft. frontage You |i
and water softener. be amazed at only $26 -
Niece shaded lot and 2 car 300 — by appointment
rage oP went the
Now! — ; Rancher Deluxe
Here's @ home with al! ]
ylvan } the comfort and = charm
you've dreamed of — living
* room «@ dining room lux-
Village | uriously carpeted, 31 ft
recreation room 2 ifire-
room ‘olon . places. 2 car attached ga-
Mt den soa oe = rage and situated on an ex-
le betha sa om cellent % acre reel on @own All eeie paved toad ubstantial
\ stoek = erg down payment required
MEDIATE N —ty see Call for appointment today |
Kampsen
REALTOR ~
~~. es we re on™ | Realtors, FE 40528
es ti 8
YTT BS “Telegraph Fves & Sun Real Estate Exchange
Co-operative Real Firtate Fachange
TRIPP | SAM AMELE [P SALES aN
ahi property features @ modern
bedroom heme ‘located on an
- re of land with a 12024 chicken
Svlvan Village coop A good buy atPoniy $1 900 = doan
Perhaps vour family has -:
rown and needs a larger S750 DOWN
ome See this 4 bedroom Move right in this ¢ room modern
with large living room, run home jocated inside city, featur
room fireplace Large con | Ing full bath basement garage
venient kitchen. Bteam < () ' bus and stores This property is
heat imsulated 2 car at- @ Dargain at only $6750
teched garage. 2'9 baths
Very desirable location
STONE | HAVE YOU '
| Elizabeth
| Deer
| Brick
23 UF
| Member Co-op Rea! Es: | 2 Days
Sie cet, Lett TO GET YOUR FREE CHRIST
MAS GIFT TAKE YOUR
CHOICE OF A 8TUDIO COUCH,
BEDROOM SET OR COOKING
RANGE — OR EQUIVALENT IN
PURCHASE PRICE
THESE OG
AT F B MELIN co.”
BAGINAW 8T ONE. or Tear
VALUABLE GIFTS 18 YOUR
POR CHRISTMAS WITH THE
PURCHASE OF A—
Jeautiful 3° Bedroom
RANCH HOME
With Carport
$65 Month.
Only $190 Dn. VETERANS
PLUS COSTS
$750 DOWN — FHA
PLUS COSTS
Some completed homes ready for
immediate occupancy.
Bee model 11-9 daily at corner of |
Joangay and Crescent Lake Drive
ROSE-H!ILL
REALTY COMPANY
KEnwoed 2? 9060
__ Model Phone ORI\andoe 3 1101
ANNETT OFFERS
'North Side
Modern large 5 room home
in excellent condition near
ublic and perochial schools
ewly painted on the out-
side Large fenced rear
lot I'y car garage Storms
and = = screen Reasonably
priced et 68500
Bedrooms—Large |.ot
Attractive modern 4 bed
room home on lot 1805206
Living room 15221 with nat-
ural fireplace,
odern kite
end lavetory on first floor,
} bedrooms and bath up
Basement heat 2
ar garage 10 fruit trees
owner transferred
lake Fstates
Lovely west suburban neigh
berhood with iake privi
leges situated on 2 lots
ranch type home with 5
rooms on the first floor
2 additional knotty pine
rooms on second floor,
could be used as bedrooms
sewing room or
room. Large heated breene-
way 2 car atteched ga
rage Basement separate
laundry, and finished rec-
reation room FHA and
GI approved
|_ake—Clarkston
Between 3 & 4 acres with
100 feet lake frontage Won-
derfu’ view from attractive
Solider here, studio type liv-
ing foom With balcony
larg stone fireplace din
bedrvuom and = full
down 4 bedrooms
and*'', baths up Screened
porch “| AC heat 22
Raneh—Rochester
New Roman brick ranch
home on 2? acres, stream
Living room 16x28, natural |
fireplace Redwood beamed
ceiling, 3 large bedrooms,
beautiful kitchen 1216, cer-
amic tile bath built in ran-
ity Toom ith
American
ter heat 2's
$27 250 lterms
Roy Annett Inc. PFALTORS
Huron FRderal 3
Open Prvenings and -Sunde car garage
‘os
Lee
LOOKING FOR A
ON A HITL?
Then come to Rochester and
see this costur built three bed
room brick basement and fire
place On let 100x400 Located
north of Rochester off Orion
Rd. im Ferocrest sub-division
Frank Shepard HOME
5621 ORION y y -78 where children can play in 2 ae " ie " safety Cali us for an ap. 5 a y Or { point ment .
REALTOR —- INSURANCE Fast Side Open Frves Free Parking
100 Oskiand Ave 42544 |
Five room modern Near Crescent Lake bow Fireplace in: $1500 down Large 2 bedroom CHRISTMAS 18 MFRRIFR when room, iso Bed room « bungalow Storm windows Lake You own \our own home It Screene! front poret full privileges immediate possession takes $1500 own to buy thie basement with oi! heat New $67 % Me24 four room A bath home roof Paved street jocation Duplex bungalow 2 apartments 1 fear school and bue Fair rooms and beth each Shows good YOULL LOVE THE YUIFETIDE Ivy priced as $10500 witt income $8800 $1800 down SEASONS rore aten part of the $2 503 down PONTIAC k} \l ly ©oO FARTH yours Heres $0x350 _ 17 Bal ' 3-973 ft of the earth with a nice &
Te she R Triy D Re alter : “cee Lt room home on t for $1283 down
BW Lawrence ised Open Eves
HAPPY NEW YEAR & vear after PE 5-816) or FF 58304 year after year are yours when
} You ca potot wtth pride to rour ee oo | OWn cozy nest See this 5 room
home with bath basement TWO FAMILY Garage for $8500 Will GI
paiees G6 treek na tr nn in CITY INCOME TWO FAMILY : ; . t m sisting of fire a Five room apartment for own- B 1) ( H \RI I > Realtor — . er plus a@r om apartment u z " po ee og = plus @ 3 room Both romlaing ot > Bedrooms Piaeos21 pall savlane naa te che bath, and iarge living room Wi7T S Telegraph Rd Ope Free eondht cellent hardwood floors piastered walls Co-operative Rewi FE-tate Fachange The = Ipsice and out Garage natural trim Also ful! basement . ve room. ere vacant Yaundry ub« gas r — bome with paneie.. breeze the ae a seco LS Noe
rag twe ‘lots tet soma, SB Lake Ra Large ising room dows and screen: Nice a beg ening ell modern kitchen fu ot 00) DOW NT Atzac( pole
ing: $8860 . POR t plastered wal, automat ami frame bedroun bungs by reat, and built in 1953 on a with full basement opk floor an last Hs Pn ENO, FAMILY corey lot $2300 cowr mia pie ered wa Fenced rear
cE STREET SH : SHELL. MACEDAY 1! AKF — bungalow Five rooms Five room. 2 bere ane e $2066 DOWN - Large 7 room and vol ll room and bath type located on a large lot 100% modern home close in Ideal for tor the pred mned and built 130 ft Exterior completed and j« rocming house Good cond'tious convenience of two fami- close to bus and schoo! $750 ena priced at only 27 S00 ites. Ales a 3 car garage Will ann , = well or take trade . $1995 DOWN - ‘Elizabeth Lahe SHELI with Kr MENT Te FE =T° 'D , bath complete‘rec rm with
I all Sl BL RBAN knotty pine and lavatory at-
@ rooms. 2 bedrooms With a pos- tached Tiled firs. AC ot] heat
sibility of a 3rd. of] heat. auto
matic hot water glassed in front
perch and lot 1302126 Only $1 500 cement drive garage and over
head door Landscaped
down FLOYD KENT. Realtor
7 24 W Lawrence FF 53-6105 open eves
INC ( MT Next to Consumers Power
3 bedrooma with large living and
dining rooms natural fireplace *
and I'y baths for the owner
Plus a 3 foom renting for $75
On the west side $3 500 wil! . . ~ — “
bandle MERRY CHRISTMAS
. Is what the whole family will say
S800 DOWN when you purchase this lovely
ranch for the Long low and Garage house With electricity gas rambling. grey cedar shakes, lov-
city water, and stool In a clean ely breezeway with tio, 2 car
neighborhood near Pontiac Motor, | attached garage. A-1] Kitchen tiled,
stores. bus and schooi | large maple chopping double sink.
board, ix automatic washer.
GE electric stove, spactous liv-
ing room iéx22 brick fireplace
built in TV, wall to wall carpet-
ing. double closets im each bed- IVAN W
SCHRAM 5-5091 or FE 5-2564
pl: Evenings and Sundays
1111 Josiyn Cor Ird Realtor
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
STOP WISHING FOR 4.
CAR!
the Want Ads! . water softener, curtains
Windows, pool in back
yard nicely landscaped jocated
in Svivan age All of this, for
$3.000 down and vacant
A Merry Christmas
to One and
IRWIN & ROSA \ REAL ESTATE -CO-OP MEMBERS
Baldwin Avenue
FE 50101 FE Select it today in
Lots of
bargains! FE 2.2161 |
WE CAN OPPER YOU A VARIETY | of houses for sale from $200 to For Sale Lake Vrop. Pee) PPP PAPAL DL
WIL = IAMS L. AKF
rooms bath Large corner,
| Sacascanee aot - block to beach
$5500 $800 do
wee * JONES REAL ESTATE
832 FE 43505 Waterford
VETERANS Better values in Pontiac
NO DOWN PAYMENT
(Mortgage cost about $300)
HANNAN ,
ag gre sup
ly
Love rooms, basement, unfin
Lincoln 44900 attic plans 2 car gar, Obly
- z / $12,500 = RAEBURN ST. via
room ‘ro Off beat. $1500 2 FAMILY sh
wen =e ! Approx. 1 acre of ground Only
CLOSE IN 5 roum bungalow. $0?
dtairway to attir. Of] beat. Ge | CLARKSTON
rage Natural fireplece. Lovely | ® room: bath, basement. 2 car
a.uost aew carpet. drapes aus | gaara: Nea} cheap for quick
furn.ture ineiuded Real ciean sale
Wou'd consider modern trailer
WILLIAMS LAKEFRONT a
jot
2 ¢ar ga- and. balance cash
Off Josiyn 4 room, and vath Un-
finished Electric Penced in 50 « 340 ft
— bath basement,
ae $10 500
HE ‘MA M ELWOOD FE 4-2583
REN1 BEATER, $850 DOWN
| Located near Fisher Body, off
Oakland. thi: is one of Pontiac's
older home« But still a good
buy 1 bedrooms combined kitch- PE 2-2162 or FE 5-3578
BEAUTIFUL
LIVING ROOM
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| Sale = Sabres Prop. 454) | FE
46 1946 to 1953 cars | en an dininvy room, large living
On Draper in desirable Pioneer room. ba basement. auto oi!
Highlands. Very attractive —be- heat, ga< hot water heater city
cause of the pleasant 14x23 ft sewer Tota! price $5.860. pay-
living room, ‘entrance hall and ments of $5000 per month
closet), dinette and streamlined CLARK REAL ESTATE
kitchen. Bedroom down and large |
es bedroom . = Painted 1362 W Hurw Open Evenings ment gas heat. 2 car |= =
rage Fenced back jawn. $12. For Sase Lots terms ~~ PI
A CUTTL DONELSON SCHOOL Only S850 Dn Cose-in_ ranch-type lots 110 Bie fenced lot, laké@ privileges on pod (0 with "water electricity and
Lotus Lake 2 bedroom bungalow win be too late or buy for future | full basement. oi) heat. Enciosed home Good jevel lot. See this
breereway and I) car rage |
$6 250 ful) price Better call right
how!
HUMPHRIES FE 2-0474 3—
63 N Telegranvh Rd Open Evenings
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
Johnson BUY A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS now at reduced price.
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
24 W Lawrence FE 5-6105 open eves
Next to Consumers Power
“LOTS $10
_mon 2
FOR BETTER SITES
FOR BETTER HOMES. SEE .
(HEROKEF HILLS'
Compare the advantages of its
close in country location - Eliza-
beth Lake R4 1 mile W of Tele-
graph Rd -ard select vour site
won
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor
503 Community National Bank Bidg
PE #4211 _ _Eves rE 1399
LARGE LOT WITH PRIVILEGES
vp Dollar Lake Will take lumber BRAND NEW
3) bedroom brick ranch type
home with basement fireplace
& attached 2 car garage $18.500
with terms
NORTH SIDE
$ room modern basement
furnace. and ss te unfin- | eas Pata OOoa Co
ished attic $8.200 with substan- -
tial down payment. Eves after “——_-— ae gi iota
6 call Mrs Snyder OR 3-1975 ee oe : FE ¢518 or FE 2-8332 _
LAKE FRONT WEAL BUILD .+ SITE 50x10
200 ft nice beach with this 3 ve. stre-* near St Joseph and
bedroom modern 2 car garage eConne School $750 terms FE
Only $2,000 down Fives after 6 Ru se' .. ott Realtor
call Mr Jol! FE ¢0855 ‘70 W Pik FR 45005
marae . 684 FRANKLIé 8D $1000
OFFICE OPEN 06 - _G Preston 110 Jackson a
A. JOHNSON. Realtor For Sale Acreage
FE 4-2533 “ es = 13 ACRES
1AM = Telegr apls Rd In the Walters Lake area between
Orton and Clarkston
subdivision Over 400 fruit trees
on land Price $7500
MEAGHER REAL ESTATE
Oxford. Mich OA 8-3122
a _ For Sale Farms 48
FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE
Call Rutledge OR 3-1111. FE 40003
14 ACRES $ ROOM HOUSE ON
M15 Suchy Realty Ortonville
Sale Business Property 49 STOUT'S BEST BUYS
TODAY
CUSTOM BUILT A lot of thought end work CHEAP WATER SOFTENER BUSI-
s Chevrolet truck has gone into the designing hss
of Us brick home located meng Ds a ge a on
In @ very exclusive district opie Pp Beautiful living room with a acd
Heatilator fireplace. two
Tooms and a tiled bath.
@ very cheerful Kitchen with for r Sale or or Exchange © 50
dint space in @ nice win- \—
dow y. full divided base- EQUITY IN 5S ROOM MODERN |
ment Situated on a wonder- home FE 48528 after 4 30
Hote shaded acre ie a4 ~ Bi ~ ~~ a ==
ome is Way underpric 2
at $16,200 ' Business Opportunities 51 BOBO OP PP
3 ACRES TO BUY. TO SELL — REALTOR Of lend here with room for Partrifige is THE BIRD" to see
& garden and maybe a few HOTEL DINING ROOM FOR
chickens There is siready lease Reply Pontiac Presa Box
en insulatei chicken house 56
on tM property The home GAS STATION FQUIPMENT & & €00d bungalow style ease & inventory for ”
Bale imcludes stock fixtures and
leases at $75 per month Full
price $4000 with $2,400 down If
Gacpra ve: Real Estate Exchange you like the restaurant business.
better look into this one We will
show you the busiest little res- ALT¥ CO REALTORS
FE 2-0263 |, taurant you have ever seen
Coen et Bote PAUL A. KERN, Realtor NEXT_OR TO BRANCH 31 Oakland Ave rE
POST OFFICE “Real Estate Since isis:
~ DOWN AND $10)
Ash OP
47 Need Money?
Suitable for |
CORNER _N
$25 ad o~ ¥ ~ : ~ | a ee ALL | 4 . OM ANNA ' TY|2 BEDROOM RANCH - TYPE PERSONALIZED | $200 MONTHLY INCOME $1.900| HOUSES INCOMES OF JEFricTENct ~ 4 home and 3 ecres land. MA| BY PALMER ~ On Son ' - - | down "Ali furnished. Side entrance | xtnds Poon ata Wen | Wateriros Br set Pe e106. , “~ @. & SONS ree. | AUBURN HEIGHTS, 4 i oF fy ae PW Dianee | Core RESTAURANT C North western at Migaievert For Colored People | ay «enon half acre j : or ait vw ee SMALL ae quarters, quick possession.
en ——————— | & rooms & up: | | cation Fi 31106. down pejment FE $2418 MA 5-0708. ‘ FOR SALE salee ete best gl iadacape | Ae eee, or “Exsov YEAR ROUND CARE LIV: wt . rescavalt Canvulewcent VOORHEIS ROAD Ci—No Doen Pavinent | ee ere Lake” euto al best b- hot water, | DRAYTON PLAINS gaon ager senere Brict 9 pedrooths, living room, | (2) NO Down & Masa RANCH HOME Aluminum storm, dcere & win: | room shell home. ¢x Home Kitenen, dinette, Venetian blinds. Villans w do y | hardwood floors. - compiete. Phone . garage Greians tence full base-| Low monthiy payments New, New 3 bedroom Living room with po gs on dh eg oy | Jeugh plumbing Same location. for 18 years wot | modern 2 ena > bedrodm Homes | *indow wall and vise. down. 4560 Porest Ave to} OR 31511 ~licensed for 1 waa bes he un $13,650/C PANGU: 1919 tas | piece brick. to the | _§ every day og See. ee ahd room for more. ws wD 62100 down, * Ortonvilie 132 Reverse Charges floors Mehogany flush doors. Pal | ETSY Oy a aD 1955 excellent -
WILLIS BREWER oT “| “Soeed aeae ea: meoeel Nae ane | BEST YEAR OF YOUR LIFE $20,000 yr. Living accommo, * Roove Hote! $500 DOW N spece Ready to move inte. At : It can be for you. If you stick dal for 7 and -
re PE_20532/ A choice of 3 homes at Williams | {sched carport Brick and ceder | your neck out, and. Duy, your loves couple oF rel TO Mocca an 1nt| Late, Chetolah Shores, and syi, | Shakes con-truction aye . home ae: eee ie sverntiory.. ~ MILLER Gis—$100 Moves You In!| [2% 5° terettene wee cee | ts iit Eluabeth Lake privileges. ry) INCOME your" che hence for, nice anal | tri i
' | A ou look for an invest Good | : rms. : NOTHING ELSE TO Pay omy buys ‘y HEI LMA M. ELW On) Are 7% lecbing for on invest | (own. It's your move. 9000e. R lor
A Good Existing Home Is Two bedrm brick duples homes, RED HORSE tt See mieaets Loko Bd. | Rest side propeety: 3 rental wat ty a ene Eas ea . I) basement. gas or of} heat t 264 Open 8 to 7. Y a A Lasting Christmas Gift | | Approx. $75 month includes every 5019 Cass Elizabeth Lake Rd. oo — Call for as ent - | Cute PO a gel ; aol com- lf po answer, ph re Toe finished All work thing Model open daily 167 pm PE 42252 | ADAMS REALTY CO: | Sint 'Seth* under floer oll heat. mM Be ” nee Ready to oc oe 7 = an Geen between Perry 4 ROCs _AND BATH FURNisweD F Auburn Ave rE $3383 | rge lot. Only $5100 Terms Co-ope: Estate Exchange be loose ho ems o . = h me efter 2 30 } 23-1900 . ‘ ~ Worries about serm doors or Anchor Real Estate JeT Augusta” oY Gomes rae: | ne ane ae Gee ee TAVERN—SDM ) — gy B. mop and move Model Phone FE 3-050 | $500 DOWN — ern. lakef -basement. Ge- | One | fide Eversining ‘o Tip-TOp | Only $13,000 with 68.000 down and | VILLAGE rage. Oi) heat electric water | prey tad consider trade of con- in. MODERN @ ROUM HOUSE WITH!) pent Beater 4 rooms and’ bath beater. exce | condition 4 | Duet or ie do y ment. We heve existing homes ip excel | recreation laundry room. oil fur- Just West of Pontiac on over one; Sam Warwick has 1 large face leat treme Reasonable | in Has ievely 7 room = poieg eel! Preeret eT he ave
rae ve, Veteran Loam PHA | Siateg™ ot Priioge “et Unice | 6/2 Stra part barement fur- Brick 3 Bedrotmnmas fall base igre Write Pontae Press Bor SM) Tem M Mwures | Sher twil gang, a ems | an Loans, Land Contracts or Con-| Lake Pont! ec bus Full price -$4.800-bianace at $45 ural fireplace, knotty pine { B schools food. Compare this Ww
Let es expisin how we can assist terms, Bawers B Kenn. The Per ARK REAL AL ESTATE breeafwey aod Apne eg with ae Joseph. ian Reisz " ' tp handling this business for you | Lake Man, EM 3-4432 | ber wo MurkE 02 . radio contsolles doord Large cor- LOVELAND a oe SDD—SDM ” uron nm Evenings ner loté aved street, sewé 2-0250 . fixtures, eq . “4 — : t Lo re rah kane. Be see Ne iest 41661 | Co-operative ea! Estate Ruchonee | ame ae a @00. down. Only
liquer take-out > Messe
~ ose oer te . Idea) for
family. No
STATE-WIDE Real Estate Service Of Pontiac
“Pontiac State Bank Bide oT A. Landmesser, — er
a Land Contracts 52
20 Per Cent
Discount New maveee stare! © b a
manship @ ma
teed Contract balance 7.
to you — $5,560 Property under-
priced when sold Call FE 5-0075
or FE 80041 Ask for Ted McCul-
ae .
|. HAYDEN, Realtor
6 E ie Bivd _Open Eves.
1.7 DISCOUNT CONTRACT I8
. == th, old on 20868 Paulsen.
Balance of $6,769. pays a month.
FE 2-0274 from to §
Money to Loan 53 L tcensed Lenders)
Work-
uaran-
‘ State.
G GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 Bring your title.
Most deals closed in 30 minutes,
Loans
Signature’
. OAKLAND
LOAN CO.
FE 2-9206 202 mOmmeae ear BANK BLDG
=
WHE: N °YOU 3 NEED
$29-$500 We can bh@ip you with your money
problems You can get up to $500
and repay im small monthly
ments Telenhone us or cal
our office
STATE FINANCE CO.
FE 4-1574
702 Pontiac State Bank Bid
| TEAGUE FINANCE ‘CO.
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.
LOAN $25 TO .500
AUTOS at
: LIVEST
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-701
near as
call
PE 95-8121 refinancing,
any other
most loans are
completed on your first isit
and in ea few minutes. Liberal
repayment pian
Home & Auto
Loan. Company. your telephone.
Por auto financing.
payment of debts or
worthy purpose
caravan 407 come aans National Bank Bide
t i Hours
LO
Extra Fast
Service
You can borrow 820-8500 quickly
on signature car or furniture
loans made without endorsers for
anv worthwhile purpose. Up te
M months t repay
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE Corporation of Pontiac
South Saginae St Kay Bidg
Phone FEdera! 4-0838 5 Saturday @ to
Partridge MONEY
WAITING <
You May Borrow
$25 to $900
Dills protect your
24 months te
FINANCE CO Above Walgreens FE ¢6 S41 SAGINAW J Ponti & HURON
Also Dearie i lain 4% Dizie Hig war. Across from Poet Office
one OR 3-1221
LOAN S- to $500 $25
‘COMM NITY LOAN 0 E LAWRENCE FE FRIENDLY SERVICE
SHOPPING FOR A!
LOAN? 2-T131
“YES prompt! men. women sy ae one
Nationwide credit. single.
jone. Write cr come
LOANS $25 TO'$s
BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 1 Ww Lawrence nee 2-0240 _Pontiae
WHY BE
Manv
buys at easy terms
Classified Ads A TENANT?
excellent home-
in the
ei ih ar eg sme a ee
~~ ‘
-MONEY
General Public
Loan- Corporation
_Morigage Loans 54
LOW INTEREST
borrower see
H. G. PETERSON
Puone PEs$-0008 or PE 8
!
For Sate Clothing 56,
ALASKAN FUR COAT. FE 50219. After 6 pm. 32-7872.
BETTER EF AN-
4, a
12, “as
GREY
Call after 5
GREY 1 PERSIAN | PAW COAT.
_ Size 20. $49. 19 Matthews.
MOUTON LAMB COAT SIZE ais
Srahaim, condition. $35. Phone
MI 61212 beoeesa s 1
cana sILtEe FOX JACKET. Size 12-14 for $175. OR 3-0105
NTER COAT, SIZE 9 (SHOR ; ALSO BLUE SUIT 010. FE 56-5519 A é PM.
_Sale Household Goods 57
rap ihin wien WASHER.
veil. tala and oeliean: organ.
ir GAS RANGE RB MUNRO tric, 1060 West Huron.
funds tor single famtty |” THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ For Sak Miscellaneous 60
CLEARANCE $249.95 30 inch Crown Electric
188.00 20 inch Apartment (ib-
394.95 Automatic Gibson
329.96 40 inch Autometic Gib-
som Range ............... 336.07
234.95 40 inch Gibson Range 175.00
390.95 9 ft. Automatic Defrost
sea, 8 ft. " Westinghouse = . We
Refrigerater 7235.00
(19.95 11 f. Gibson upright a
| Cree 9 ft. Gibson Refrigerator old 158 50
290 Blackstone Automatic
‘ 0
00
OTTO A. TRZOS CO. 3101 ORCHARD LAKE
___Keego Harbor. t FE 20279
LINOLEUM ....... 25¢
Wall Tile, rn. ft.......10c
Triple Vinyl Tile.....10c
SYERS, 141 W.
MAYTAG | WASHER Double la
Mende and faucet $40. EM HURON
R WITH NEW
undry tubs with
3-3933.
WayrTao AND KENMORE WASH. WASH.
ers Guaranteed. 503 N. Johnson.
_FE +510 i
IAL
3. No
NEW WHIRLPOOL
electric dryers Bie sav
_down payment EM 3-01
ANTIQUE?
Colored
_choice items.
BUY IN omalt Ra- and $8. CHRISTMAS.
giass, china furniture
MY 3-408.
aE |
Balance 41 |
model
console,
iow only $99.95.
ANTIQUE GOSIP BENCH. PLAT-
form rocker. bone dishes, cruet |
set and china. EM }340¢7.
BOTTLE GAS Installed in your home for $23.77
complete. Kenyon Fuel-gas. 6268
Dixie Hwy OR 3-2491.
BABY GRAND PIANO. MAHOG-
any, — Cable, with bench,
a ft onard freezer
$175. Ad-a-barness Loom, $125. 4
nee any twin ¢poster bed- |
ttt Seems sent box
Mattress $400
Kelvinator eles:
motile! stale in execiiont
BA ANK FURNITURE CO. 42 ORCHARD LAKE A
TO FARMERS
test brands—
anteed for §&
refrigerator i
than a used machine Michigan
e-aienam 393 Orchard Lake
ve
RE~AIR VACUMM CLEANER.
Exceuen cond ition 146) «=Chip-
_pewa FF 6.70
SPECIALS Biond desk end chair ...... $28.00
dry washer -. $35.00
$ dra@er oek chest ._........ 14.06
e . with mirror...... 10.00
Warm morning heater . 08
48 cup electric coffee urn .. $15.00
blond cedar chest af
New meta! cabinets $8
| All white com kitchen heater $25 00
We sn lags HE and exchange every-
home.
a Oaniand Furniture
104 8. Saginaw
16 INCH RCA WITH DOORS $99 54 |
Inside ‘antenna: $206
WALTON TV
Walton, Cor. Joslyn
i TAKE TYPE V VACUUM
with attachments
room,
BENDIX ae Pa chene TEN |
Gah Gace -
Used washers .. $19.95 &
Thor Gladiron $30.95 |
Used electric ranges -.. $19.50
New Speedjueen dryer $160.95
4 @ & drawer — : $19.95
Ps. bd up 3 bedroom suites $142.95
mattresses $29.50 |
Furniture, Appliances
3088 Lake Rd. Keego
FE 5-861, or FE 54-8074
8° 5. Davenport anc chair $19.50 Table top cas stove. $19.50. Three
ras -. stove. 69.50
Pref, $29.50. beds £295 Two
bbe beds end = s>rings Ed eee.
BANK FURNITURE CO. LAKE AVE. gd Fin Ls “pont + Mire a
ont es bunk is. less a
ut pric ¢. complete. $100. 2 Res-_ tour — included. new.
AOR RONEN dio AND REF. | $15. FE 43403
Used Trade-in Dept. guaranteed Washer,
A size gas stove
Electric range
hea
Ref: ‘ator,
EASY PARKING
WYMAN’S 18 W. Pike Only
USED TV's. $49.50 AND UP. R. B. Munro Electric 1068 W. Huron.
Used Trade-in Dept. 2 pe living room suite ....
Pts
sED On R. B. Munre i lectric.
ag ogg 18 s
ceueee s
* etitiretitcrale
ra
FE 2-2257
WAYNE GAB
APPLIANCE SPECIALS
TS
> ING | PONG > TABLES”
s and other gift articles
redueed, for Weanesday. Thursday
rida
1960 Opdyke Cor Pontiac Rd.
FE 60221
dt BURMEISTER’S
LUMBER TWO YARDS
OPEN 8 AM TO 8
%
: C7 BE
$3" 338°" 4
gfisezsa=—=
-BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co.
Christmas Specials
ap Og _ a leno POR SALE.
MAN'S GRAY COAT, SIZE 36.| Orchard Lake. FE¢S41.
&x0 TINOL ior Soe Fapeoond wine “Sonne an . 6x TINOLEUMS..$179 Sgr "The Vegebend King Jen is, Plastic Wal! Tile .. : a ten Clud Members.
rag al Tue Se ary THOR *S Pain $1.78 Gel. im pe site OO No papers, $15
inyl Counter Topping 18¢ rn. ft. =
Harold’s, 140 S. Saginaw
MATTRESS AND HOLLYWOOD
beds. All new You save. Closed
on Hilberg. 62 Williams. FE
NEW 2? PIECE GRAY CUSTOM For Sale Miscellareous 60
cerenper and chau. $35. Rug ALL OUT
_9 by _.2, $12 2 N. _Cass CHRISTMAS
PRICES SLASHED — | Ty all el eu
NEW FURNITURE OENERAL "WAREHOUSE | \-lona double ¢resser, bookcase | 7258 Dixie Highway
Ded. iarge cnest. $99.50 up. Sofs ACCORDIAN FOLDING DOORS, = - pent bode. com-| “new, $18.15. FE ¢-2575.
tee Glas Teseroprng “mae | ALL, Fomcetaiy erally r iy | ew,
Se Lamed oon don eaten $X_FE 2-873 sion table .. $79.7%.| ALL ELECTRIC TOOLS, APPLI- Sewing rocker $1.95. Blond g' - to all.
top step end coffee table $5.96 GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. Meta, se 04.95. Dizie *
cle ora 6 Everything for |-iin J
1281_ Baldwin
brick
w
__inatom 026° CONES RENTAL rE
Eight Mile Road.
or KEn
W. Huron ;
j Witxrl TRAILER. AFTER ¢ 193 Beach St Sema
FY 66 GAL OPE HFA
we ccsscd hae head steel drums. $1.00
each P 750 Joslyn
PE 42575 ~~ ALUMINUM COMBINATION
DOORS. $29.95
Used Storm » Windows
Eves. FE 5-743)
ANCHOR FENCES
Beeeeuresssecssse 4
MODEST MAIDENS ~
By Jay Alaa |
“We don't have to worry about a Christmas tree—I saved
ours from last year!"
For Sale Miscellaneous 60 60
LUMBER |= December
"a6" — 1's" — 1'x12" White
a3 ee cue te . of highest Quality and
Es ioe goons aluminum s &
. U8 , _
NEW HOTPOINT A Tic washer, Wa, $240.95 NOW $190.05
Nw . @ishwasher
ww cloth e
wes eo w ied bs Wis $43 46 NOW $328.95 Used W Mach os
> - RA & APPI.LA
oe | ae Wom PE ¢1133 \ | Lite NEW GAs FURNACE, 900.
FE 51467 SE aE s 60 PL et
SIRE og” MIOM, 20° WIDE,
TWO
Paereas ors 8 Spall bow.
TALBOTT LUMBER pee
arages,
Birta
Reas Ortonville 12P1i. <0 a Pasa others.
eistag en tee ec Ta Tmen at ate | Reiegg, pot aos of the .* Hundreds of FREEZE caer ;
MI 42814, of ——— g oa fie tember to be nt ie coon co | SESE ESE: PTET | aiMatiytend Rey fete dition OR 343%. ratched im transit. Michigan cover. all sizes
LIONEL TRAIN. WATER HEAT.| er mode) D geep well, $306.00 Paul St: Cyr Lumber Co. |_ Vv E
er. living toom . and | value Mee. Siighuy scratched | 6129 Bogie Bogie Lake Rd. Commerce | 1. AND WRECKING CO.
cost) 300 We Ypsilanti. = Sia ‘Orenate Lake Ave. nde ne. we
MOUTON FUR COAT, 635, PAIR | ELECTRI Le, eet | ons SMO en (Et oe
of stiver ‘ox furs, $15. FE 1370. | for ever) roam val: | 13M. P My Well Jet pumpe | New, Salley: oe uh . 38 NURSE DOLLS MADE BY! Qe. Bedroom. ft 3 MS value $2.38. | BOW 005 elegy Figg Bay ig Bg
Aur. t» Temes ieepial G7 De- ae. nat Be. Reguiar siz 30 Vounprtows sts plumbing ond supplies.
a (will de-| factory irgerulare. Lichiean “Pw EVinkUDE OUTBOARD morons | camp” wi LOx-OAY TAPE RE.
NEW BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE. kK. corder, $90.50. General ;
6x3% $180, PE 2-0769 after 5 p.m. FORMICA Retry: S HARDWARE Purr Sets cord ple
‘jegs tn EE
OAK FLOORING %” X 2%" .
saws =o Boots Mts lect Ree. ...... MO ih ceerees_ power tects, cone, See
8H _ ALL WORK Is *% 5 COIS PAINT GRADE
paki roe ee ee one FJ, POOLECO. FE 53-7835 2529 Opdrke Ra a 4 -
T swat on. A NA t ' —— _ =. ft 15] Oekland Ave PE +1504
- 1 om o ‘53% se | SANDER, CHAIN SAWS. BALA-
se re oe egrets hat | Sear ry rege Me eer, ane, rere’: Converted te = deliver. qxg-%" Fir... ne mere. seskeee s . pro! ‘Cerroll La Rds. EM 9-290. |$as-c Pir $02 | oo eee Poe: ook 20-80 Fie Oe, i
Garage Doors |t#sieim ory 8) 0.25 PER CENT Discornt on Sherwin Williame
Complete stock of number 2 doors and Be Bros interior paints.
to be sold. All we available at LUMBER CO. need esters. Oakiond Puc prices. garage ’ ._w Paint. «
front remodeling 10 ae ae bie | ave. PB Oats
dlc e203 | NEW AND a-| 1%" JALOUSIE DOOR With
77) SerkY DOOR GALES’ CO. wor, Symes. ee | eeewsee GRAND PIANO AND 5. tt _Rirport_ hae (r> a $69.50 0715. 1380 Gee Birming- = ;
— PETRO Cee Weedon
nc HOME EQUIPMENT
Garage Doors| HEAT SERVICE | ss _tusess __?ucon WILL HE..T YOUR HOME --
Time will tell you Fer less with an HC. } r Cameras, Equipment 61lA
LEse © : Made Door: wiilty room of ent duct- | UTHER CAVERAS & EQUIPMENT
Gren teks illinois Geer Oa. type of] furnace. 80 simple you listed under “‘Hohb'es & Supplies
2010 Dixie Hwy aaa ean install and service your- | Classification oumber 944 self, Associated with Trailer Ex- 62
(FT 1ONG_ nOBBER Betz. change, 8 Telegraph FE | __ Sale Musical Goods 62 e r ure 5-408) j -
oh ie $160 “AggonnIONS, VED ety baat melouw eax.
HRATERS Oi, BURNING HAVE. — : several that are ideal for 3 and § Waeca | ii ay it Zip rE seen
: Sie see Oe | All kinds, plain & decorative | HOMEL LOCORDMAN Liki wEEW. oD aeuuee con ange Kitchen cabinet éoors & drawers | wil) sed che
el drii morticing @ :
ity motor 945 Fiat trailer 6 ” tere, 1 milee out Be . . ge e ree . ane ° 5 * 7 . : uw
by 10 wheel and 945. Used | strong cov: ond Mee | Laundry trays 0d faucet $21.95 refrigerator, $25. 06. SAVE 5. Saginaw Bt
AUDTUM HEARING AIbDs ARE | #OME ow ' % wf"* REINFOR CONCRETE GFTEG | not noisy: get free trial. be con- ings, : tanks. Phone FE 46428 | _v¥inced. Rules FE_ 2-7900. (he eeuipmene R PHOTOORA- | RoMEX BY Ti. COIL T size oO 1c =equipm a room
Sas dal $128 eee else f ] nSbaies Classification 's seat son one teenni ‘4 | Slightly ccretched also several BIES / stpriies 2 and STEAM ER RE | full size ranges electric CAMERAS & EQU iPveRT GiA.| move rust and time. $262 per
fas at extraordinary values. ssen | | JACKSON & CHT’ I can.:° G. A. Thom os | igan Fluorescent. 383 Orchard oll burner, capec 350,000 | Perry. |
_Lake Ave ae i suitable for commercial | ON |
“B RIC K—used— BRICK | eine Co ber = , Bod Gam f. Warwick 678 Orcharé Lk.
Commos Bric re Brie le 18 G E HEAVY DUTY MOTOR New & Used Lumber KITCHEN SINKS FROM | siNKS FROM Gt UP. “Sings jontha.
nen ea es Orade Double. sinks i M.D. Will sacrifice. MUtual | oo. Des core corp wit co 0 Se. é Thempson. o's. +108
SAVE by getting ar, figeres on | : % OFF ON DEMONSTRATION
several that Al. ideal e, 2 and models. pag washers, éryere
SURPLUS "LU: MBER 5 room houses. Besutifully or ae eee |
si . Look Tike television Pn sweepers, whe AND MA SALES CO. a Hampton Electric, 625 W. Huron. . (M-88) OR 3-7002 One EM, gone ool very
to 5:30 Gasdays | pest bennds. Teese are teund new. | SOO Flush Doors 2 ft. $6.50 BICYCLES - BOYS, ENG T SB PLUSH SALES | made 3 speeds, es, | escent eens ate Ab og oy oe Wohed La, A +9222
| pllghtly ‘transis marred Michigan | 6,000 BTU DUO | THERM © + oti, 0 Eo (agi ol EATERS. 036.
oe * _call PE 20166. oO kT mpson, 80 & Perry.
| san¥ BUGGY NEW. MYRTLE \ HP. JET PUMPS, s00i0 = _ 21613 deep well Jet pumps with * el | SALVAGE DEPT. |
| BATHROOM +: XTUAES SOT, | Used furniture New refrigerators __G. A Thompson 89 8. Perrv rt fect automatic and tratier of) stoves, slightly
oa gene water heater. ofl and |‘ CARGE DUO-THERM OTL BURY. | damaged coal spot rs steam and hot er with blower. ‘53 model.
| Water boil : ers ot) fired. _1_ month OR 36302. Dews » . 3 inch black smoke
HEIGHT'S SUPPLY LINOLEUM ....... 2c e. Kipdling wood wood. Chipped beth 2685 rry ru tu plus man
Phone FE ¢6431 VINYL nr secs 12c Hutchinson Teailer Se Seles Smith’s, 257 S. Saginaw | _ 4818 Dixie Hey
Blackett's
N CA AT
: ow week only
Offer KITCHEN WALL c . 02
Gon finian value, $12.95. Beautiful 10 ip. red wood sid qe are slightly marred.
paneling. As low as $19.30 oungstown Kitchen Annex. 397
| ping Booey — higher | LOVEL' take Ave.
$161 Dixte “yk Garnston | range aaa wane: teen” el
A S-5611 rs | flee ¢ . 23-4070
| BENDIX RooKD AUTOMATIC | LEADING oor CERT. Drow, } was b ‘'ontact mpten
_Elecurie. rk Ww | Dore rete | re ori ne roler sk states tise
~ENVEST IN SAFETY, | Pe S3sae iter 5. buv a depe ndable car LIONEL & AMERICAN
NOW. See the Classified
section for outstanding “Tes au. genutne, factory parte values. x
FLYER TRAINS
TASEER’S, @ W. a.
ble and electric sewing machine
Also vacuum s@eepefs. All cane:
anteed Auburn. FE 43830. 12 7 15 FT. OFFICE PARTIAIONS |.
5 Contact ass. $12
Electric Rig -
FE +0006
PIANOS, PIANOS —
Just in time for Christmas. Large
reductions on | Ay used nets
= upri, Worma: Gali er's,
Pane TUNINO AND aEPaiR
_ing Oscar Schmidt. FE 24
TRADE 1 YOUR | PIANO. § itey on
TAT Md we FISH AND Ye vine, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1954 _ TWENTY- THREE
_Wood, Coal & Fuel 67
“eps re he $10 a cord. Deliv- 14 YR OLD REO MARE, GOLDEN Pg! Stable. Call after
_¢ Fe ban, * “*** SMALL BSHETLAND PONY. FE 46196.
em mane and tail.
Name: Machecha's Memory, Sire,
Christmas Trees _O8A
BALSAM TREES.
DOUBLE RED Y STAN M PS
CHR IsTM AS Thre. WHOLESALE
end retail 4355 = Dixte Hwy.
AKC REGISTERED BOXERS. Grandfather, Capt. Flash. MY
BABY PARAKEKTS WITH CAGE
This Week Only... O8
ee a
REGISTERED BEAGLE. 14
R3-6373, months, male, 625. O
An Ideal Christmas Gift
Shepherd puppies. 10 weeks old. All colors
0680 Highland Reed OR 3-17342
EL-TONE KENNELS
AQUATIC GARDENS
Baby | P aah: $2.98 —CAORS -
ARC. registered Out of champion
stock Ca! MY 3-4705 after 3:30
BLACK ACK AND ie AS: RED BONE
iar PARAKEET AND NEW
an" Also breeders. OL
Basy PARAKEETS ON 218 PARK-
Pani WALES ARE
CHCKER PUPPIES GEC Rats. = ae Will hold tu
CUTE PUPPIES
—_ ae et ST ——
28. MA TERRIER ROSE ‘TURKEY F FARM s Red Glow, dam; Rev-
iN BANTAM CHICK- PE 53-0048
Max PULLETS. 73
‘so 2 cows and calf on
GExse Al cTIVE O® OVEN READY.
Beaty we *ROABTERE. VE ie LB _EM_3-8582.
“Lockhart Turkey Farm FE
Over recy Ww s.
eeots an & cents Also, geese
at 86 cen 308] Livernois at
Auburp Ov 23-9603 TURKEYS. BROAD BREASTED,
TURK OVEN . fed.
BALED, WHEAT STRAW, 3c A Milford. MUtual
pa aS 78. the 5.
=
BARGAIN
Manure Spreaders
tks’ encia’ Claes ‘tune we bare Ma
iat | “Se New lea. de U2 tractor several choose °
Se News
wat Yc ivanaae dias
- OUCHTEN'S
For Sale Livestock _72/ For Sale Housetrailers 7
Trailer
Exchange
om
oi > REO tered sable & 1 white. PE 5-637)
CHAMPION sIRED AKC
olack eycks, spaniels. FE_5-6722
7 ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. Reg 54 mos old Of best breeding
stock. Desirabl, Chritmas pres-
ents, OL 1-400
EXWIBIT.ON P ARAKEETS = iy White Flights |
Creams.
seis 4th ot. re 2-025 Closed Sun
Open Evenings ‘til 10
Generics & parakeets. 266 Ferry
ve
HAMSTERS PARAKEETS |
Grand: f even, of we |
av ‘on “the Oifference. Gal- |
ghers, FE 40566.
Sale Office e Equipment ¢ 63
2 COMPLETE
tronic machines
tre = head = sets
& spoois $15000. Call
20274 § to 5
Sale ‘Store Equipment 64
RESTAURANT EOQuIP.
_ +4529
_Sale Sporting Goods 65 PLL LLP LAL OL LL WEBSTER ELEC.
rE
CIOA
cooler pie
1s ehcp SINGLE BARREL
aie FPES0035
RAW FURS __
W ae
erotica VREELAND Wi co.
$09 Pontiac Tr Walled Lake
GUN§—BUY, SELL. TRADE
ley Leach, 10 Bagiey
WANTED PAIR OF ADULT SKIIS,
good condition. Clamps preferred.
PE ¢-5158
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
ay Conk-
~ rE 7 o re eis.
_ beach sand, Delivered. FE §-8257.
GOOD ROAD GRAVEL. § YD6- 97 et PE 4-4588.
reels mks aac mat Fe‘uss PE 2000) Savee
Tw ype. STRAW Mi MANURE. $15
delivered EM
Wood, Coal Fuel 67 67
-| DRY CORY WOOD DELIVERED. 2
icnigemnaclinicica Sie)
“Da B ee ed.
» kindling. FE 56-2006, STONE AND gan |B
| j |
with foot con- |
microphones |
|
Lk
_ Pets Shop, 69 8 Astor FE 46433
MATE BEAGLE EXCELLENT gun a Balisiaction teed. $100. EM 3-242)
ONE PAWN MALE BOxER. w4AT4
2 PARMOTS. 1 DOUBLE DY rae " haw: 1 panama FF
1 FEMALE GERMAN Baer uEnE Uitte“ boxer. Both AKC FE
€ MO OLD SHEPHERD Goog around cattle OR 3-7 DOO.
2-1798
PARAKEETS aNd CANARIES 4) Aub«rn Rd FE 46510
| PARAKEETS. CANARIES. CAGES, i REO |
- ALL
SAY NFIGHBOR}
MICH. CHAINSAW
DISTRIBUTORS | we have used chainsaws sel)
frown 635. New for 6197 50 r
MY 3-6621 for _@ demonstration.
192_ 6. Saginaw FE _¢0320
SPECIA ICES!
New and r —
Repairs on all makes t
and Wis re
Pontiac Farm Supply
JOHN DEERE
| 221) Pontiec Ra. FE 46140.
\38 Pr GRAIN AND BAY « AY Cine elevator with 6 ee
oo
Cal) before 1 om
ent | For Sale Housetrailers 78 POOL POOL
(1948 ROLLAWAY AY WOUSBTR for sale Inqutre at
Birminghe
“Parkhurst Trailer Sales
All trailers on band at savings
to you 22 ft to bod ft. ——_
Memos. 140 Lareer Rd... + | |
|
nerth cf Lake Orion _MY : “2-4611.
41 FT. NEW MOON. LIKE NEW. i |
| bedroom. full bath, shower, $3600.
| _ 220 Waites
SACRIFICE
.SDVER KING DiRECT rate.
Ch weighs 26 |
nee Che. |*
saad
PIPER
| Met- ingle g ~ tractors vias, Call PR 33005 °
ransportation (ffered 87 an
fee toes RAO AEE OOP OPE OR
wale
_Ge . OR 31628.
LFAVING POR HARRISBURG nl linois, Friday return . Share expenses and driving. ee
TR! Ch GOING WORTH PaRt wer +2190
anted Used Cars 88
WTD. APPROX. 1960 AUTO. MUST
be in good cond. for cash deal,
Private party. Ph. MA 54-4216,
|; CALIF. BUYEK HERE NEEDA ‘OF GHARP VARS.
pds ph 8 = Lo ptt HWY
THE HI H
food _since 19277. 664 Oaklang Ave For hiv) ered: used cars We POMERANIAN 8 AND PUP. them Drive the extra mile pies make beeutlful gifts Choose Owner Leadon city must be sold it vi oa enw wel 4540 Dixie
ours now Cal) “LE 6-085! or this wees 26 ft 1 housetratler He
400 Woodase tandem weeds electric brakes, | i J. Ve ANW ELT
RFO. PEKINGESE MALE PUrs. °)°¢'" '¢ refrigerator and ges | $35 Ph rE i stove. Nicely furnished. Any - OR 3-1355
xd : 10243 fer considered. Only eaking $725. TOR an FOR TOP CLEAN
‘PARAKEETS OPALINES CANAR- Cail owner FE 61187 De On MODEL
tes_ 1304 Mt. Clemens. PE 4-090 ECONOMY CARS 23 AUBURN. PUPP ES PAR) COLLIE "POR | NEW AND MODERNIZED USED prics 7 R THEN GET igdgemtreol Cheap 1525 W Ham-| trailers on rental purchase pian. | fro
pb. X) Good ones as low as $50 down. ’
/PARAKEETS BABES, i901 Mev | TRAILER EXCHANGE | sen | "BILL SPENCE Tose. FE 60 8 Telegraph USED CARS
PAnAKEETS ~ ouet oo ir) FOOT Lise LIBERTY. 6300 FOWTIAC | 62_Oskiand Ave FE ¢-7333 Dancey's kine | WANTED: LATE MODEL WRECK
rureT ES "Heuser 4 J on ~ © * P r eros weeks
ou usooreetes oe Pick a Bargain) reset or-resem PUPPIES. 4 WEEKS 5 aaa att!
_mixed oreed. FE 26113
SIAMESE KITTENS, PEDIOREED. house breken male, for the cutest
most wonderfu) Christmas gift
MI 42190
AKC registered Reasonabie Law |
land kennels. OR 3-4620.
TOY FOX TERRIERS $20 TO $25. Alse breedin’ stock 385 E. Lon
n Rochester
Livernois
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70
BOARDING, BATHING AND CLIP
. 1 N err. Pe sat.
jie, Wap As 378 o "Telegraph.
Hay, Grain & Feed 71
ALL KINDS HAY, STRAW, WOOD,
corn pick'n oid and new ,corn. _Tractor_worr 1" 5 0666,
CORN — OATS — HAY — STRAW.
Large or small quantities. OA
_ 82179
MIXED HAY.
Le)
ALSO WHEAT FROM | 10 usec all mode ~ tretiers. 28 to
v7 ft Priced » mire with
terms and interes! rates.
{
- Pontiac low 850 8 Woodward
S| GPRINCER SPANIEL PUPPIES | 19 otners used - 1 must be sold-sou| | Por
make the
Chief MOBILE HOMES
reconditioned trailer
$100 down
Hutchiffson’s Trailer Sales
a Ee PE 53-6219 or - PE 5-8201
17 BAGLEY S&T.
~ WOW BUTINO CLEAN CARS BOB FROST ; eee
See M&M Motor Sales
dotlar on late model her 4
2627 Dixie Hwy. OR >
WANTED - LATE MODEL seo the new Stewart’s.| wrecked cars and ears Rob General's Holly’ ond Skyline NT tacn's Auto Parte FE #-1431. SCRAP CARS OR CHEAP CARS. Parts and eccessories 34611
D CARS $i-55 Oxford Trailer Sales Get your high bid and see us
| WHERE TO BUY IT?
| | {
| |
+ See the Want Ads! They
lead you straight to bar-
gains!
a a re
cs
« _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1954
een She
1953
FORD LIFT GATE
"4 TON PICKUP FULL CANOPY
$1145 LARRY .
JEROME Rochester” Ford Dealer e711
WILSON GMC
New and Used Trucks
809 S. Woodward
FE 4-4531
lee CHEVROLET FiCRUP. et or trade
FORD 186: 2 DR CUSTOM
Can | FORD COUNTRY CLUB COUPE. =
ume —— oo So CHRYSLER
Pad
| “Cane. ORION MOTOR SALES
M-24 at er Le: MY 2-2611
Open | P.
assume
“DODGE ‘54 STATION wats
| Will take elder car. you e over
| REE ast. Exce condition
| FORD. 1964 (~ CRESTLINE vicTo-
| ria must sell and heate
| Petes side walis,
shers ite
leather upholstery, Will take ‘40
"50 good running for equity 117 Lysandeg, "Rochester. 24 after-
noon
FORD # CONVERTIBLE. RADIO. | bine overdrive. No money
CARKNER 5 | 666 5 Woodward Birmingham
| MI $3410 i a |
"51 FORD
| This Station Wagon will be handy
fer meny uses
| $767
| MICHIGAN'S FINEST THE BIO ooh LOT
ON R OF
WOODWARD AND ty ane ROAD
music ar ore ~ down
8. Wood ‘a sake war
- MI 43
FORD RADIO - HEATER,
overdrive, $325. 3008 W Huron.
ForD Tyr RUNS
FE #1431.
9 PoRD 4 DOOR assume payments
Woodward. Birmingham
Ti FORD 2 2 DR .10 DOWN AND |
assume ynenty 4 58
wa... Birmingham bare ingham
. $10 DOWN
“4 65
“CAN
be seep at eee idl Service
Thorpe & H _ TEAR 1954,
radio overdrive spotlight. power
brace- washers. To
tai price $1,065. FE 6-0001.
PORD: ‘4 TRAN
in woneor 5 Beott Lage Rd 1 HUDSON 16 HORSEPOWER Hornet, radio
tie. white walls. Take over pay-
bony $6 per mo. Cali MAylair
as SF LINCOLN” CAPRA Sabee MI. all secessories, power steering
& power brakes, wer Windows
$2,100. 4510 Brook:
vew white ai | ¢ GOOD COND. #7. condition. $850. MI . FE 44240, 10 NORTON
*S2 BUICK Christmas Special
‘The —- Hardtop 951 KAISER
ca | saegttn tats te $1,087 Huron Motor Sales
MICHIGAN’ 952 W. Huron rE 3-264!
FINEST
SOCK TAT GyWTURY REVIERs
> mes Offelals cer
Lan ose On!~ 7 *00 miles. Phone
_8 _Woeodward Birminghas
1952 Chevrolets. Formerly
taxicabs. Reas. 10] W
ie} BEL-AilP CHEVROLET 4 radio ber gm atic
viese
*53 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sport Coupe radio, heat-
LOOK! Coupe. Radio, heater and
white walls.
$1,195
53 Ford Mainline 6 2-dr
Radio, heater and ‘all the
FORD # TUDOR. AEAT AND
'5$3 Ford Custom 8 Club] | |
|
|
|
id Dr.. Davis |
OR
4 door, Py" 23-4821.
Raggio gr CAPRI_ COUPE. 1963 Pal
Radio power.
$1960. Marue
cRCUR?. 1090 condition. wat LA J-t heater turn tas pn mee po dg Master res, 265
Load-
49 0 MERCURY wens $895 Clut Coupe with radio end heat
or
ak) Agocige Motor —_
171 Saginaw
West Side Used ion
$23 W. Huron FE 4-2185
‘3% to "84 models f choose from.
WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE.
Cy
Owens 1953 WILLYS Station
Wagon. Like new with
radio, heater, overdrive,
and new white sidewall |
tires. A beauty.
1953 FORD tudor. A one
owner and priced to sell
quick,
$950
1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 tudor sedan. Radio, heat-
er, and spotlight. A nice
“$495
1950 CHEVROLLT Bel
Air Club Coupe. A real
sharp car for only
$945
1953 DQDGE tudor Fully | |
equipped and a real buy
"$795 1951 DESOTO Custom
Fordor sedan with radio,
heater. A good car. Only
$495
Cy
“Your Ford Dealer”
147 S. Sagmaw St.
FE 5-410]
Get Set
accessories. for Winter
"$1,095
ost Plymouth 4 dr. sedan | With a Good Used Car
$445 1 From
‘SO Ford Custom 8 4 dr
Radio eal Community
*S1 Oldsmobile 88 2 dr. se Motors
dan. Lots of accessories. |
Priced to go at
. $795 48 PONTIAC
Streamiiner “8 four door, redio DAVE D A\\ SON. INC. poasee _ Ertrematis, motor just
Cor of Clarkston Rd and M-24 $395
LAKE ORION .
| MY 2-3111 MY 2-621]
7 | *S1 BUICK
THESE | Bester & Denar owe OO PACKAGES .
ARE <1 CHEVROLET
TOO BIG fuk but se eemcgues ER45 For Your Christmas Stoct-
i Not For Your
"33 CHEVROLET
Re| Air two door radio and heat-
"b4 Pontiee 2 dr sisso| °' 2 . S3 Buick — dr Super V-@ 81.895 $1395
‘03 Dodge V-8 Club Coupe $1. 495
er power steering. Power - glide ‘$3 Dodge Club Coupe $1,204
“82 Plymouth 4 dr Aes
$1 389 "32 2 door sees
. 48 Pivmouth 4 $150
\ GA #@ Buick 4 dr $2052 2 8
2S | 52 Nash Rambler Station MICHIGAN’: | we! "Station FINEST '@ Olds « dr 08 $495 | ‘0 Nash @ dr $1
oe ae couunn ce ‘48 Buick 4 dr $205
WOODWART AND 13 MILE ROAD oo eae ae ance Bo
TWO BARGAINS ‘b1 Dodge 4 dr $1,085
1948 Chevrolet club cow radio, |
beater good ruober interized
starts quick 1948 Buick Super 4 Many More @r A real good one. ~ 68 Oakiand FE 2.2351 | To Choose From
1982 CHE © BEL-AIR «4 DOOR | Low milease Like new 1 own |
er No cealers FE 5-0178 i -
CHEVE ‘53 2 DOOR. RADIO AND Riemenschneider Bros
momgabe Many other accessories
Soni Dodae- CHEVE 03 BEL AIR SPORTS OaGe aR upe Pr wergiide spotiight
tle sidewalls radio ot! batt P] I
ade mee EM _3-3072 ymout 1
“7CHEVik = =——“(‘“OCSCOSON “ "are he “47 Pleeons rob The Cars With | ie
“41 Pontiac $35 lorward Look
v Other Late Models and | 429 ¢
Trans ton Specials | 2i2 S, Saginaw St. 115 8 _ Saginaw | Pi KE 2.0131
CHEVF 8 DELUXE > poor, (one PE s-tbot Fadio, heater, powerglide Verv
em gg LARRY wn H se Geen 4 Door sTvi INE DE
juxe ean Phone O 3 L
__Dortation. Redio heater OL 92-9200
CHEVE ‘$2 2 DOOR ~ DELUXE
Pre 6-008: aot heater private owner
b avec SHARP WII
eel] cheap. FE 2-206 or OR
_ 30001
CHRYSLER WINDSOR 5 PASSEN
T coupe radio heater. direc-
oh automatic transmis-
sion. $1 2633 Grandview Wil-
ame Lake. OR 3-4656
m
No Credit?
Bad Credit? its,
Here’s the place to buy.’
No co-signers, no past
credit references neces-
sary. If you are 21 and:
have a job, we have a car
for you.
Buy Here
Pay Here
NATIONAL MOTOR SALES _ 171 S. SAGINAW ST. re! JEROME 1942 CHEVROT ET GOOD TRANS. | Rochester Ford Dealer
ie FORD Sedan, & « \ linder
radio, heat- Countrs
Fordomatic.
$1695
‘48
AUSTIN
$195 LARRY
|. JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
PH. OL 19711 “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY.”
|
42 CADILLAC
Club Coupe radio heater
dramatic.
$345
49 FORD
Station Wagon with radio and
heater
£395
47 DODGE & Hy
Deluxe tao door with radio and!
heater
S145
1 STUDEBAKER Commander Stariite Coupe -V-8- |
heater: and eutomatico tranamis
sen
S345
20 PI
Convertible Coupe,
er .YMOUTH
radio & heat
$345
'31 PONTIAC
Convertibie coupe, radio. heater.
Hi iramatic and white wal! tires
$895
=) Portia
tom Catalina Cu and Hy
aramatic neater
LOS
‘SO. PONTIAC Streamitner ‘@'-two door radio
and beater -
$545
53 Pontiac Chieftain "8" two door, radio,
beater and Hydramatic.
$1,395
">1 Ford
Custom ‘'@” four deor radio and
heater Fordomatic
$695
Community
Motor Sales
Inc. 803 N. Main me Oven xe ee F
$ /BECOME A For Sale Used Cars 9 nl “For Sale Used Care 91 ‘FUNNY BUSINESS
be ag U. 8 Pan. Ome, ‘, Cape. 1904 by 1A Seovten, tne. 453° |
by Berehberser’
————
“There! Doesn't she look better?”
_ For Sale Used Cars 9 91
‘0 NASH RAMBLER CONVERTH.
ble. $325. FE 3371,
i963 NASH STATESMAN. AN ¢ DOOR.
Birmingham
MI 43410
‘eo WASH 4 DOOR $10 “Down
and assume payments 464
_Woodwar Birmingham »
} OLDS 1953. SUPER 8. 4 DOOR
hvdramatic, power brakes, White wails, redio and heater
ea.ras,
54 307
OLDSMOBILE 1963, SUPER 68. 4
r, Loaded, PE 46355. PACKARD ‘4 DELUXE CLIPPER 4 door none Real ere! $1,706.
666 68. bhaaalar Birmingham
‘@ PACKARD « DR: “at! bows
rE
TRADE ‘47 PLYMOUTH STATION
for later model Also
‘34 GM oe dump. PE 2-5154
PLYMOUT! ‘f2 RADIO AND®
heater asen coupe. low down pay-
ment
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES
M-24 at Buckhorn Lk MY 23-2611
You Will Find...
GOOD REPUTATION
EXCELLENT PRICES
FINE AUTOMOBILES
SCHUTZ 8 INC
DeSoto - Rrainenean: Plymouth
MI ¢7811
PONTIAC
RETAIL
STORE
GOODWILL
USED CARS “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY”
53 PONTL. AC
4 der! Myaramatic. radio and
beater (Stock No 1764)
$1,495
"SL FORD
Bedan with radio and heater
(Btock No. 3711-A)
$625
53 LINCOLN
Coupe. Radio Serre — Nydre-
matic. (Stock No 3817
$1,795 ~ 33 PACKARD
Sport Coupe with all Bvt equip
ment (Stock No
$1,395
'S] STUDEBAKER
er (Stock No 3632)
‘49 DE SOTO
Sedan automatic transmission
radio an’ heater. (Stock No. 3646)
$395
*s1 DODGE Sedan with radio and heater
(Stock No. s668-A)
$495
"53 BUICK SUPERB Sedan with radio heater
Dinafiow Stock No 3806)
$1,595
80 CMEVROLET 2 door odin and heater
No 3188
$545
"32 CHRYSLER
Convertible Roval Master tires,
and a!! power equipment. (Stock
No. 3790)
$1,195
":2 DODGE
Sedan with redio
‘Steck No 378)
33 CHEVROLET
Be; Air 2 door radio heater
Powergiide ‘Stock No. 3758)
$1,195
PONTIAC
RETAIL
STORE Factorv Branch
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill
Phone FE 3-7117
man
Excellent condition ry 5
Club Coupe with radio and heat
and heater. |
HONE |
}
| 41
and PONTIAC 54 “TARCHIEF 4 DOOR - For Sale Used Cars 91) adel
_ PETERSON
1953 Kaiser, 4 door |
|
| {
| door
SALES & SERVICE
3716 AUBURN AVE. FE 44693
ios, PLYMOUTH STATION WAG. | on. Very nice throughout. Bar-
_foe TE eas | ‘4 PLYMOUTH, 4 DOOR, RADIO
and heater Clean Rea! cheap. i
685 Oakland Ave. FE 6-2731. |
eo ge 4 DOOR, SILVER | streak Radio ‘eae heater Clean.
FE 2-8405 Good condition.
PONTIAC ‘54. 4 DR. STARCHIEP.
Custom.
4300 miles All acces-
__sories. PE 4-506 28 8. Shirley. PONTIAU ‘54 DE-
White- CHIEFT
luxe. 2 dr Hydramatic,
wall tires. Low mileage. $1,700.
OR 3-7257,
1963 PONTIAC DELUXE 3 DOOR, tally. equipped. 17,000 miles/’ $1335. Call 5-0960 after 6.
HAVE YOU
Compared our deals
ro Pontiac Starchief
Ptym-~- radi and heater.
ies3 Willys ‘Aero Ace. loaded
1962 Mercury hard top
1961 Ford convertible
1951 Ford hari top
196! Cheve.
1951 Nash overdri
1961 Chrysler ve. newes Mecring |
1961 Ford Prefect
1950 _ 88 club coupe
ash |
1948 and 19° Olds sedans
1950 Studebaker convertible and |
sedans |
1948 Cadillac ‘ebullt motor |
$=
194e Cadillac
leet Lincoln Continental |
WE ARRANGE
FINANCE
SMALL DOWN
We also have 100 other cars to
choose from. Models from 1837
to 1850. Prices range from $25. up
Economy Used Cars 22 Auburn
SEE PAULSON
For A Good Deal
66 S. Perry St.
FE 4-6882
PONTIAC. “DR. 1 OWNER. hvdrema.ic all eceess. Very
clean excellent condition. Priced
for qiick sale FE 5-6768
PONTIAC 1947 BUSINESS COUPE. |
2nd car cel motor, clutch,
and tires 6195 MI 60747 after
6 pm |
PONTIAC ‘4 4 DOOR CHIEFTAIN
detuze This ts a ome owner car
with all accessories and in per-
fect condition
PONTIAC TARCHIEP. SACRI-
_tice re fers.
~ DON’T BE SORRY
YOU BOUGHT A
USED CAR Buy at North Pontiac Auto Sales
be bappy a fine selection
cars choose from.
| Moatcaim. F FE +0151. |
BR. ALD'S SPECIALS
YOUR CAR AS
DOWN PAYMENT
sHeeas ” > <
. 4 =
3 42
=
be]
ovrere
2-9-3 Soe
Motor Saie<
DeSoto-Piymouth Dealer
Jo Yeare Fair Dealing
Cass at W Pike St
FE_2-0186
PONTIAC. 8 PASSENGER | eoue ‘46 motor, $50 FE 49240
after 3:30
1953 SUPER DELUXE, PONTIAC
levine Lk ran ex-
tras een ainen FE 2
PON™. ae a a? babar door Radio, age EE — other
access $1700 200 OR +
BY OWNER LATE er. TIA
Deluxe 4 door sedan. low mile-
age FE 2-307" after . FE 2-8946.
eneineer’s car Loaded with ex-
tras Reasonable MA 5-3681
; 952 PONTIAC 8 DELUXE CHIEF
|
|
OWNER! You'll find,
what you want in the!
Want Ads! See ’em
NOW.
‘ “ Open @ Om. to tain 4 deor Hydramatic. 2 tone
Real clean see this one and take
tt for_a spin FE 50315
‘Stock WHEN YOU THINK OF STUDF- | baker-think of Carkner’s tn Bir |
™mingham MI 43410.
STUDEBAKER "33 HARD TOP
with all accessories. A rea! biack
Deauty |
CARKNER'S 666 8. Woodward Birmingham
MI_ 43410
STUDEBAKER ‘50 CHEAP. 7 DR.
Heater and overdrive. No money
down.
43410
STUDEBAKER. ‘31. V8. pleted
heater and erer-drive ieee
tne cheep
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES
M24 at Buckhorn Lk MY 2-2611
WHOLESALE WEEK
Thie weer ory we are passing
eione wholesale prices to the
retail buver We are calling this
our good wil week
1953 Chrysler Windsor deluxe 4°
door, Radio and heater, euto.
transmission. $1405.
1953 Dodge 4 door Meadowbrook.
i and heater, 2 tone paint.
1953 Piymouth Cranbrook 4 door.
Heater and overdrive. Low mile-
age. $1145.
1952 Chevrolet 4 door deluxe.
Radio and heater. Clean as a
pin $895.+
1951 Plymouth Cambridge 4 door.
Radio and heater, 2 tone paint.
$
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1950 DeSow
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own a 1946, 1947, or 1948 model car we will allow
you a down payment on any of the following cars.
This offer lasts until January 1, Payments are
figured on a 2-year basis. All completely winter-
ized and ready to go.
$21.59 Per Mo. 1950 Ford 4 Dr. Radio,
heater, runs good, looks good. F «
$36.42 Per Mo. | 1951 Buick Super 4 Dr.
Radio, heater, one own-
er. Very good condition.
$47.91 Per Mo. 1953 Chevrolet 210 De-
luxe 2 Dr. Radio, heat-
er. A very clean car.
$13.42 Per Mo. 1949 Buick 2 Dr. with
radio, heater and good
motor. A nice Car.
$49.82 Per Mo. 1952 Buick Super 4 Dr. $33.07 Per Mo. 1952 Plymouth 2 Dr.
and 4 Dr. Loaded with with Dynaflow, radio
extras. Take your and heater. Ready for
choice. \ winter.
$25.42 Per Mo. $14.4] Per Mo. 1951 Studebaker 4 Dr 1949 Pontiac 2 Dr. Ra-
Radio, he ater, dark dio, heater.. Another
green finish. Nice. low priced Oliver bar-
gain,
$16.80 Per Mo. 1950 Pontiac 2 Dr, Se- $28.77 Per Mo. 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe
dan. Radio, heater. Coupe. A very neat and
Very neat appearing trim car you'll be proud car. to own.
$17.28 Per Mo. 1950 Chevrolet 2 Dr.
with radio, heater and
ready for cold weather $20.63 Per Mo. 1949 De Soto 2 Dr. Se-
dan. Radio, heater, new
paint. All good tires.
REMEMBER
lst Payment February 1|0th
OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave.
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‘South Saginaw
JOIN OUR
| SAVINGS CLUB You'll find why so many people have saved by
comparing our prices,
plan. Come in to our heated building and look
it the fine selection of fine used cars and trucks
and you will see why we have so many satisiied
coustomers
1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 door. 1951 Nash Rambler station wa-
This car is finished in Tur- on. In excellert condition.
quois and ivory, has radio, quipped with saedio. heater
heater, white walls, visor and and seat covers Radiant,
roomy and reliable
$945 1950 Olds 68 4-door low mileage. Everything about
this car is nice.
$1650 1964 Buick Century. Dynaflow,
radio, heater, turn signals,
beautiful blue and grey 4 door
sedan. Not enough can be said
about this fine car
$2695 1954 Plymouth Savoy 2-door.
This 2-tone blue and light grey
car has radio and heater, per-
fect chrome trim and like new
throughout.. Look for yourself
$1495 1983 Chevrolet 210 series, 4-
a Hydramatiec,
\ Priced as low as we can go.
$625 1950 Nesh Statesman super 4-
door. Clean with flawless white
finish A long life and a merry
~~ $395 1950 Buick 4¢-door Dynaflow
ter. Has a sieek
ey finish and clean
joor sedan. Ivory over light s car can be yours
blue. Radio, heater and ver at the famous working man's
v era om Good tires. You terms of
thrill to its “like new” feel. $545
1948 Pontiac in tip-top shape. 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door. Ve cual aie’ bala eee Low mileage and fully equipped brown finish and spot in-
with power glide, power steer-
ing, tfadio and heater. Has a
beautiful Sera Gold finish. No
price is low tf quality is gone
$1225 1952 Pontiac 4-door Hydrama-
tic, radio and heater. Brand
new by over dark green fin-
ish. Pi up your spirits and
drive with pride
$945 19$1 Plymouth 4¢-door. Spotless
maroon finish with clean in- side. Pully equipped with radio.
heater. seat covers, turn sig-
nals, ete. Orly $5 down
$325 1947 Pontiac coupe. Blue over
rev. equipped with radio and
eater. Spotiess inside and out
It too ts parked in our heated
building $995
1946 Cadillac 4-door, A big
black car that has been well
cared for. Equipped with radio terior, Radio and heater. Per-
fect for everyone from grand- and - $8 down.
ma to junior. $ 495
$595 1950 Dodge 1 ton pickup. A
1952 Chevrolet %, ton pickup. tugged job rated truck with
many, many miles
service still left in it
today $395
1951 Chevrolet panel Outstand-
ing in appearance with a
rugged motor and all good
tires. Suitable for an job un-
der almost any conditions
| $495
2\\ Suitable for any need. Depend-
able and tn very good
tiog throughout
$695 1951 Studebaker 4-door 2-tone
green exterior and ciean inter-
jor with seat covers. Just about
the best value vou have ever
S545 condi- See it
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OVER
WHOLESALE 1954 PLYMOUTH
CLUB COUPE. Metallic green 1953 DODGE
CLUB COUPE. This Dodge has
finish, HMy-Drive transmission, the famous Red-Ram V-8 en-
3.800 actual miles, whitewall gine with overdrive transmis-
tires, radio, heater. direction sion, large radio, large heater
signals and backup lights. and many other fine features.
$] 675 One owner, low mileage.
~~ ™ .
$1,125
1952 DF SOTO CLUB COUPE. The perfect gift
for your wife Beautiful blue
finish, automatic transmission, 1952 STUDEBAKER
HARDTOP Attractive twa tone
radio and heater. Very clean paint, radia heater. overdrive,
inside and out. direction signals, backup lights
$850 and many other accessories,
Pe |
$875
1953 CHRYSLER
WINDSOR. Your cholee of any
one of the three we bave on
hand — all are fine cars and
all are completely equipped.
$1.375 1934 PLYMOUTH
HARDTOP. A car you've been
Waiting for — beautifully two
toned. equipped with Hy-Drive
transmission, large heater, dite
rection signals and backup
lights.
1952 CHRYSLER Only $1,775
WINDSOR HARDTOP One of
the nicest cars on our wt Pow-
er steering. power brakes ai
tomatic transmission adic fi > WONT
heater, two tone black ard . 132 PONTIAC
grey. exceptionally clean inside HARDTOP Reautifuliy two
and out ease green ali-leather tnterior
. sith radio heater and white
$1,150 sidewall tires
$1,125
1950 CHRYSLER
WINDSOR FOUR DOOR. If
you're a person that enjoys. all
the comfort of the heavy car.
then look at this — two 1950
Chrysiers, tmmaculate through-
out, both tn perfect mechanical 1954 CHRYSLER
NEW YORKER DELU
have four new Chrys)
completely We
all
equipped and we
condition and both = fully are willing to sell them at a
equipped. For only — great loss. Prices range from
$675 $2,950 to $3,300
1953 PLYMOUTH: We have three
care on our tot all fully
equipped and ready to go Pick
the one you Hike and drive it 1933 Dodge
STATION WAGON Beautiful
green finish gas-saving over-
drive transmission large heater, of these fine
home for only — tinted glass, 15.000 actual miles.
$1,075 $1375 Ue $1,375
Pick out the car you want and drive home in a real
bargain. We must make room for more new car
trades.
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7) Little Rascals. ‘Mike
Fright.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad-
venture serial. (4) Time for
Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2) |9:00—(7) So You Want to Lead a
|~ Band. Youngsters conduct band.
(9) .Motion Picture Academy.
Orson Welles in “‘Macbeth.”’ (4)
Dragnet. Small boy borrows na-
tivity figure from church. Re- | The Search. University re-
search. | peat of show. Colorcast.
6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) |9:38—(7) Theater. Stephen Vincent
News. | Benet’s verse drama ‘‘A Child
6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re-| Is Born.” (4) Theater. ‘Slide
naldo in western adventure.
The Falcon. _ “Border (9)
pressions. (2) News Ace. Cline,
Patrick.
6:45—(2) Weatherman. Dr.
erett R. Ips.
e
7:00—(7) Kukla, Frafyand Ollie.
Puppet show. (9) Abbott and
Costello. “Efficiency ed
(4) Michigan Outdoors. Mort
Neff, host. (2) Featurette. Ev-
9:15—(71) Detroit Deadline. News.
7:30—(71) Lone Ranger. Western |
adventure. (9) China Smith.
Dan Duryea in “Bamboo Cof-
fin.” (4) Dinah Shore. Christ-
mas songs. (2) News. Doug Ed-
wards.
:45—(4) News Caravan. John
Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane. Fro-
man Show. Jane’s mother Mrs.
Anna Froman Hetzler visits . Line |
Care.” (4) Liberace. Piano im- | | Darling, Slide,” story of actress
whose interest in baseball en-
dangers her career. (2) Four
Star Playhouse. David Niven as
_ skid row character who knows
| 10:00—(4) Video Theater. Arlene
| Dahl in “September Affair.’ (2)
| Public Defender. Bart Matthews
defends young man accused of
killing deputy sheriff. Reed Had-
ley stars.
| 10: 30—(7) Ella Raines Show.
Janet Dean, Registered Nurse, |
in “Benton Case."’ (2) Pro Foot-
ball Highlights. Films of top
games.
11:00—i7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9)
National News. (4) News. Paul
Williams. (2) News.
11:15 — (7) Armchair Theater.
Ellen Drew in “Rhythm Hits the
Ice.” (9) Good Neighbor The- |e0—(7) Charm Kitchen. | 12:30—(7) Story Studio. (4) Fea- | Chancel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV in a in
11:00—(7), Creative Cookery.
Home.
U1:30—(2) Strike It Rich.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics... (4) |
Betty White Show. (2) Valiant
Lady. ~ |
12:15—(2) Love of Life.
ther Your Nest. (2) Search for
Tomorrow.
12:45—(2) Guiding Light. (4)
Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces
Life. |
1:15—(4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road
of Life.
1:30—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. (2) |
Ladies Day.
2:00—(7) Stars on Seven.
All About Baby.
2:15—(9) Frank Conners.
2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (4) Jean
McBride. (2) Art Linkletter.
$:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon.
(4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay-
off.
3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2)
Bob Crosby Show.
3:15—(4) Golden Windows. (9) | Amos and Andy to stooges!
|
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Own ‘Television Sh
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Solo Attempt Liberace Waits Opening
of Piano School String;
Perry Como Still Tops
NEW YORK (INS) — This may.
sound like sacrilege: Amos ‘n’'
Andy character ‘The Kingfish’
has stolen so much of the TV)
laughter that starting Jan. 4 ‘op-|
posite Milton Berle) a new filmed |
series called ‘Adventures of tthe |
Kingfish” will retluce once revered | Jo Stafford's cameo musicale
last eve was Christmasy and cute
topped off with our favorite kid- |
size holiday tune, “Toyland” . . . |
It is now plain that Sid Caesar |
has succeeded better as a TV.
soloist than Imogene Coca or Max
Liebman . :
And beyond the fact of lmo-
gene's poor TV luck lately there |
lies the simple fact that she isa | 2.
equipped comedi- | INK. “RIMMED—Shapely Pat
— erred. pre- ‘wall, of San Francisco, Calif.,
: can cap | is of her yunique waste-
ture ber bread but Udy ber- [ert wg anaes | teoquertes . .. The glamorous Indian wicker
Martha Raye's opus had enough basket is being sold by a Cali-
brash hokum to satisfy her wilder | fornia company, and retails for a
funs, but our favorite bigmouth | fancy price. * —— on
\Visiting Family
Marking 21st Birthday
of Heir to Throne
hito, heir to the world’s oldest
throne, enjoyed a rare get-together
with his family today in celebration
of his 2lst birthday.
’ Rigid court protocol has sepa-
rated the bright and personable but
lonely crown prince from his par-
ents since he was 3. They see him
only a few times each year.
Prince Akihito once told a
school friend that when he becomes
emperor he hopes to smash the
rigid protocol, That remark re-
portedly caused a flurry among his
tutors and the old guards of the
imperial household office.
s s *
Biggest speculation centers
around the crown prince's heart
interest. Sources close to the prince
remain evasive, but they are re-
ported in agreement on one point:
“‘No one will oppose the choice
of the girl the crown prince falls
in love with.”
The newspaper Asahi gave Japa-
nese a few glimpses today into
| Akihito's life. ar arm F amili | es \Leukemia Victim, 3,
Alive for Christmas MONTAGUE (UP)—A year ago, ©
TOKYO w—Crown Prince Aki-| ov
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.|Get Gifts From
‘President, Wife
Japanese Prince MEMPHIS, Tenn. W—A Missis
sippi farmwife and a 12-year-old
Arkansas girl received Christmas
gifts last night from President and
Mrs. Eisenhower. =
Mrs. Lonzo Bowman, of near
Clarksdale, Miss., received two
packages. She didn't open them |
j ; ’_ TWENTY-FIVE
residents of Musk County and
other parts of the state showered
little Pauline Carney with Christ-
mas gifts and cards after doctors
said it probably would be her last
| Christmas. .
} Pauline was suffering from leu-
kemia and doctors gave her only
| immediately but said she had writ-' a few months to live.
ten. Mrs. Eisenhower ‘‘telling what
/a hard time our family has been
having.”
e- 0 e
| The other gift went to Alice
| Francis Ward, of near Lake City,
Ark., daughter of farmer Eddie
Ward, She received a doll named
Mamie, a toy tractor and a model
of the White Hoyse. P
Ward said he had written Mrs.
| Eisenhower because he had no way
to«provide a Christmas for Alice
or his other two children, Eddie,
10, and Johnny, 9.
Yule Tree Backdrop
for Mother's Slaying IRVINGTON, N. Y. wn—A
year-old mother was shot to death
last night in front of her gaily
decorated Christmas tree. Her hus-
band was booked on a charge of
second-degree murder. ;
The victim, Veronica Cordeiro,
was decapitated by the shotgun
blast.
Authorities said there aparent-
ly had been a family argument.
From the hysterical husband, Dan- ! |
a"
ot
| ater. Harding, George :
ner Brent pa perenne Eve.” (4) |3:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- | Teverted to a decorous Christmasy |
8:00—(7)- Theater. Edmund Gwenn | little show. “The Unheard | lowe. mood with a proper touch of path-
in “Heart of Gold.” (9) They a. ay ea . ” os which lurks inside every in- : Song.”’ (2) Big Picture. Armed 4;e0—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice. ;
Stead Accmee., Comt teat) Forces Sia: * Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls, (2) “Pired buffoon, boy or girl. . . drama. (4) You. Bet Your Life. . ~ oe ter Day : _ Surprises us no end to see nor-
Groucho Marx quiz. (2) Star and | 4);39—;4) Tonight. Variety with Brigh . ‘mally ultra-polite elder actors turn
Story. Joanne Dru as wife who; Gene Rayburn. 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret/up in hokey comedy, such as
fights for husband's love in ’ Storm. Reginald Owen as the crumpet-in-
“Brief Affair.” , FRIDAY MORNING {:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. | mouth Britisher with Martha...
7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning 8:30—(7) T-Men in Action. Smug-
glers of opium doublecross each | Show.
other in “Case of the Bad Bar-/|9:99—(7) Breakfast Club. (4)
gain.” (4) Justice. Old man re-
leased from prison finds outside| come Traveler. | ture Theater. (4) Pinky Lee.
jail, ~Kecage [s:15—(4) White House Lighting.
Room. (2) Garry Moore
10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4)
10:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Romper |
(2) On Your Account.
/4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown.
| Modern Romances. (4)
Christmas Program. (2) Wel- | 5:¢0—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Adven- | nia ak
(2) White House Christmas Tree
Lighting.
iddleton, Bob |5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy
omy, anads bo Sead ia) © ve | Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2)
mann. Colorcast. 10:45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven.| Pirate Pete.
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Locates Wife's Brother, Too Shown by Youth, 12. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Cart
Parker, the detective who found |
a sister for his wife. has added
another member to the family.
He found the sisters a brother
yesterday.
And as if the case weren't co
incidental enough from the start, |
Parker and the brother once lived |
under the same roof.
The brother, born Merle Peek.
was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar Reed, of Columbia, Ky., when
he was 3, and has since used heir
name.
But the story needs some re-
capitulation:
Detective Parker, who grew up with Nancy—a story meptioning a
brother Meriec.
A reader who thought she might
be helpful telephoned Parker and
said she knew a Merle Reed from
Columbia, Ky., Could he possibly
be the brother? she wondered.
Parker said he knew a Merle
Reed too. They used to live in the
same boarding house. In fact, they |
were living there when Parker
married Doris Jean last March.
Parker called his former land-
lady and learned Reed had moved
and was working in Charlestown
Ind.
The detective then got in touch
with Reed's employers but the ad- CLEVELAND «®—From 1.200 ex.
cited youngsters jammed into the
Shaker Theater yesterday, the
name of 12-year-old Marc Klein
was drawn to win a sparkling.
new bicycle. Other faces fell in
disappointment as Marc walked
toward the stage.
Then the boy whispered to the’
theater manager:
“I have a bike that’s practically
new. I'd jike to have you pick.
another number.”
To the aproving screams of the
other youngsters, a new number
was drawn and another bay took
home the bicycle.
It's plain Martha “Raye looks
cheerfully at her past husbands:
She gave ‘The Condos Brothers”
| prominent billing on the ‘‘coming
| attractions’ board during her
sketch with Art Carney. .
Who, though a deft pantaloon,
probably is presented best of all
as “Ed Norton’ in “The Honey-
insouciance as the gay and gar-
rulous man-about-sewers makes
him the star of the sketch in many
living rooms...
Walt Disney's TV eminence
boosts him to next week's Time
cover and enlarges his ABC net-
work skein from the original 109
stations to 152...
Perry Come remains champ
| ef the quarter-hour musicales,
| Pulse says...
Liberace is vamping-until-ready
to open a string of piano schools.
| Republic will release 27 more
feature films to TV...
Some with stars now more
prominent in TV than they were
in movies when they first. shot
the celluloid: Anne Jeffrey&. Eve
Arden, James Dunn...
If you've wondered what hap-
pened to ex-Garroway singer Shir-
ley Harmer, she's now starred on
Canadian network TV revues . .
very popular there.
Senator Will Ask
State to Restore
Island Church
LANSING w — Sen. Frank An-
'drews (R-Hillman) said today he
| wil sponsor a bill to save Mack-
/inac Island’, old Mission Church
a landmark since the days of the
fur traders
| Andrews said he will introduce
'a bill in the next Legislature pro-
| posing that the state buy the
;church and turn it over to the
Mackinac Park Commission for
| restoration.
| The church board of trustees
| have offered to sell the building to
the state for $1, Andrews said.
The church building is one of
the oldest on the island. It was
| built in 1827 when Michigan was Sweden Ready
for Yule Feast | Shoppers Are Toppling
| Records Preparing for
Holiday Season
| STOCKHOLM, Sweden w—Swed- ish housewives promise to break |
all records this year with their
purchases of pig's heads, ham,
| sausage, lutfisk and the numerous
jother delicacies that make Swe-
den's Christmas tables groan.
Shoppers started sweeping
through well-stocked stores for
food and gifts early in November.
Record sales already have been
mooners,”” in which his bubbling | TU%g up.
A red-ribboned straw goat shares
a prominent place with Santa
Claus in store windows. The goat
|is a traditional Swedish decoration |for Christmas, but it is said to,
|date back to the pagan era when
the animals were slaughtered in
sacrificial rites. i
' Christmas is a family occasion
‘for the Swedes, -celebrated about
the same way everywhere from
King Gustav's Droettningholm Cas-
tle to the huts of lumberjacks deep
_in the northern forests. The tradi-
tion of feasting flourishes.
In the center of the first holi-
day feast table usually is a pig's
head with an aple in its mouth. |
| Various cold dishes of the smorgas-
bord surround it. The pig is anoth-
er old tradition, going back
Viking days when it was a symbol
of fertility
Gilts are exchanged around a
family tree on Christmas Eve.
In the chilly darkness the ne xt
morning, many Swedes follow a
centuries-old custom of walking to
church, lighting their way with
flaming torches.
special Christmas sausage.
In the evening, Swedish fam-
flies sit down to the main Christ-
mas dish of lutfisk—a fish pickled
with lye
Rome Official Protests
Gina’s Model in Plaza
ROME (INS) — The somewhat
striking charm of Italian motion
picture star Gina Lollobrigida has
shocked the more delicate esthetic
tastes of a Rome city councillor.
He has protested that a huge
illuminated model of Miss Lollo-
brigida ‘‘detracts from the dignity” to
Christmas breakfast is eaten |
from a big stew pot of meat stock |
with tasty hunks of ham and) _ He chats freely with school/jei Anthony Cordeiro, 43, they friends and sometimes even | pieced together a story in which
clowns with them. But he is ex-| he accused her of having failed
tremely careful not to talk about/to buy enough food for the chil-
| any one girl or hot political issues. | dren. | stermach acid
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t Pauline, Whe is now three
Years old, is still living and get-
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just how she keeps alive,
Muskegon County Sheriff's
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said the little girl's spirit has
proved tremendously since he
scw her.
A year ago, she never
when he visited the Carney
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Them’ Ch on E in Springville, Tenn., in a family dress they had for him was an of ey children (12 are still living), old one. Finally, Parker encoun
felt sorry for his wife Doris Jean, tered two men who did know Reed
who grew up as an orphan never and succeeded in obtaining his new
knowing her famil | address.
Parker put his sleuthing experi-| Yesterday, Reed sat waiting in
ence to work and located his wife's the Parker apartment when his
sister, Miss Nancy Carol Peek, 19, | sister came home from work.
last week in Marion, Ky. She is ‘‘It's just unbelievable.”
now visiting the Parkers. said Mrs. Parker. said
But Nancy was one up on Doris
Jean. She at least knew the names
of her sisters and brothers. She
knew she had ja brother named | “We still have to find another
sister.”’ said Nancy. That sister is
Mrs. Maurene Thompson, who was
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Because of the holidays, the ex- 4 Mountain in north Arkansas when
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NEW YORK (INS)—Earlier this
month, the story goes, a great
| flood descended on Dublin, and six
_dray horsés locked in a stable were
knee deep in water before the
doors to freedom. :
The horses had to swim to high
ground and safety, and when the
last one finally was on terra firma
again, a little mouse jumped off
his back and scampered away.
The watching crowd, which had
gathered to cheer the swimming
horses onward, also cheered at
the sight of the tiny hitchhiker,
who, acerording to the
keeper, “had been living in com-
fort in the stable.” .
Accurate or a bit dressed up
this story cheered me lots, and
during the rush and hustle of these
last days before Christmas, I found
it scampering back into my
thoughts again and again.
| It seemed to remind me of
something that I couldn't quite
place, Something also connected
with Dublin and Ireland. also fe-
lated in some way to the idea of
one smal] creature and something
else quite large and powerful. -
couldn’ quite get it by the tail,
and finally, as one usually does
just before “victory,” I gave up
| im disgust.
“George Bernard Shaw,” I sud-
denly thought, and knew I really.
had it. For it was Ireland's own |
G. B. S., born in Dublin nearly a |
hundred years ago, who'd written.
again and again, in his plays and
| books, that the surest way to be
happy was to give yourself over to,
| some cause larger than yourself.
“To climb aboard,” is a slangier |
way of saying the same thing, and
maybe that’s why the little mouse |
reminded me of G. B. S.’s wisdom.
What that cause
/but without it, we remain puny
little creatures all our days, unable |
to reach any high ground whatso-
j ever, finally drowning in our own
| sense of futility and boredom
Every schoothoy and _ girl
| knows how good it is to lose
| one's self in a bigger cause when
| he or she gets on the basketball
| team or the debating society or
runs for student self-government.
Every adult can feel that thrill
| and fulfillment, too
| For some the larger cause will
be religious, for others it will be
political or educational. Some of
us will find it in the eternal fight
against prejudice and bigotry: oth-
ers in the equally eternal fight for
civil liberties and the freedom to
think and perhaps be wrong
It doesn't matter so much ex-
actly what the cause is—just so it's
larger than any of the thousand
self-serving causes we all
also serve to earn our livings. to
' feed and clothe ourselves, to have
| some fun. ‘
| And the difference between fun
| and joy may be what old George
Bernard Shaw meant.
Trying to track down his pre-
| else quote, I finally came not
upen the words I wanted, but
some that had been written sev-
eral hundred years before G. B.
8. was born, written not in Ire-
land, but in France.
| 1 found them in a new 50-cent
tpocket book—of all places—to be
published right after the new year,
Paint May Be Poison
on Child’s Playthings
WASHINGTON (UP)—Never re-
paint junior’s crib or toys with
leftover paint. A teething youngster
might chew on the toy and swal-
low poison.
While paint of any type is hardly
the proper food for the growing
child, a paint manufacturer's asso-
ciation points out that the store-
bought tov's original coat of paint
stable. |
I thought and thought, but I |
larger than |
yourself should be, of course, each |
of us must decide as best we may, |
must . stable-keeper arived to open the |
| Clents and things more distant, but a book called “The Age of Belief” | by Anne Freemantle. The words I
mean were by Bernard of Char- |
tres, a scholastic philosopher of the’
12th century. |
. “We are like dwarfs,"’ he wrote
“seated on the shoulders of giants:
we see more things than, the an
this is due neither to the sharpness
of our own sight, nor to the great-
ness of our own stature, but be-|
cause We are*raised and held aloft |
on that giant mass."
See what I meant about that
story of the mouse scampering?
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1954 Bi ee i +
Surest Way to Happiness Gl Gets Yule Wish—
--Give Yourself to Cause Clothes for Koreans MIDLAND (uF Second * Lt
David M. Knopic's Christmas bun-
dies — all 13 of them — will be
a little late this year, but it doesn't
make too much difference. The
clothes in them don’t fit him any-
way. .
Here's why: Lt. Knopiec, a 721-
year-old Midland resident before
he left for Korean service, wrote
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Knopic, recently:
“For my. Christmas gift I want
you to do your best in telling
| your friends of the need for | birch are the dominant types. |
|
|
| more than two-thirds of the com- clothing over here. Believe me
is like saying prayers — it can-
not be overdone.” |
A resulting story in the Midland
| Daily News prompted the city's |
| r--idents to toss some 500 pounds |
of clothing — mostly for ‘children |
— into the pile for overseas ship- |
ment.
The 13 bundles had to be nttiled |
by parcel post and thus will arrive
a few days after Christmas — |
but Lt. Knopie will get his present
— one that really counts.
Hardwood types of trees cover
mercial forest area in Vermont.
The sugar maple, beech, yellow
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