Claim 350 Dead 
in Iran Quake Thousands Are ‘Hort, 
Homeless in Freezing 
Western Area 
TEHRAN, tran © — A heavy 
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and unofficial: accounts reaching, 
Tehran said at least 350 persons. 
perished and thousands were in- 
jured. 
Tehran radio said the towns of 
Sahneh and Farsinak were badly’ 
damaged and that most villages\own when it comes to ties. 
in’ that area were ruined. Heavy } 
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2,000 persons perished. 
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us of the Pontiac State Bank 
ase President Flies 
to Paris Today Dec. 24. Ten- 
[VE | NATO Meeting Seeks’ ‘ | to Organize Free World 
| Against Red Threct 
WASHINGTON 
isenhower—still under the watci-    
    - FIRST OF THE SEASON — Pat 
“yesterday hoon were serenaded by this’ 
High School. it was the first of-a annual § 
ing at the downtown bank, which will ru 
schools will participate in the program this’ 
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last week's puzzle are on. page equipment; 
16.   
Traffic Engineers Check Lights es. 
   
       
       
   
    
          Me SIONAL SYRTEM — State High- 
ls Gk Gathe Wakek eh tig agen 
} between Lafayette and Softh Boulevard. 
“They decided the system to be modern- go Sow oie 
  ee atin pearance, 
Get him a: 
a fur. covered hook, a ‘and a file. That should take care of 
iruler for measuring and a fur-' most emergencies.   on pn 
ipreviously 
ne. Se i é * 
  i 
of 
4 ing opening next Monday. urgent problems here seems to be) 
‘one of soothing French indigna-| 
tion over U.S. and British ship- 
ment of arms to Tunisia. 
In the past few de-<, the Rus- 
sians have been stej +. ¢ ap their 
propaganda drive, wien US. of- 
  Soviet Premier. Bulganin wrote 
Eisenhower generally _ restating 
ejected Russian _pro- 
iposafs for ending nuclear weap- 
ons tests’ on terms unacceptable 
to the West. The Bulganin letter 
also called for new East-West talks 
jon outlawing war. 
x * * : 
Secretary of State Dulles, who   
  
Adie journs After Electing 
  fo Presidency 
(INS) — The AFL-CIO ex- 
pelled both the Bakery 
Workers and. Laundry 
‘Workers Unions yesterday 
on Charges that the two 
unions are in the grip of 
corrupt leaders.     Last Friday, the 100 000, £48 “ember ‘Teamsters Union,’ 
largest in the nation, was) 
ousted for the same reason. | 
The. federation’s eigtt-<dz see- 
ond convention, held in Atlantic} 
City, adjourned after deciding to 
keep on probation the Distillery) . 
= orkers and the United Textile 
Workers — the latter not to be 
 — President confused with the Textile Worker's. 
Union — until they carry out clean. 
-eye of doctors — flies to Paris up demands under AFL-CIO super- 
at 5 p.m. to lead this coun- Vision. 
ve ‘diagno the North, Ph se convention reelected — 
AFL-ClO presi- i 
ed, 
‘ thherts Vice Predident Maller Rew Reu-| 
   
They succeed Teamster ‘secre- 
, tary-treasurer John English and 
‘Winter- president emeritus” 
the Bakery: Workers, who went. 
off the council, with the ouster of 
ithert, unions, | 
The federation had 
‘ing its 
‘Cont week-long. convention 
on Page 2, Col. 3) 
  
rimmed “scaler. are_afew of. the.is intended to. scare Western old Relief on Way | 
| Somewhat warmer, temperatures. 
‘will prevail in the *Rontiac area 
this weekend, the Us. weather’ 
‘Bureau reports. “\ 
and warmer with a low of: 25 de-| 
grees. 
through Pontiac most of fhe day, 
than yesterday. 
The outlook for Saturday is most- 
~.jly fair and warmer, with a high) \ % 
lof 38. Sunday will be partly cloudy! 
and warmer. 
The lowest recorded ‘inbiecniie 
a.m. was 15. The reading at 2 p.m. 
was 31. 
The five-day forecast for Pontiac 
mal maximum is 35 and normal 
minimum 23. Rain or snow may     left yesterday for Paris, stressed |bé expected late Tuesday or 
(Continued ' on n Fase, 2, OL »: Wednesday. Méany Again?” 
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Raided: Six Men. AP Facsimile | the North Aflantic States: 
shots Subsea C0: Gove which eoeel: Alcina dommnaay ward inte Pennsylvania, 
| Coated trees with ice. For Kathy Lynn Gunthorpe, in Birmingham, 
sea) one 8 mrunent Experian Pe Nivak Ichcies. Bites Krone and hashes 
and sample them for flavor, Birmingham News photographer Bob 
ER PROT Ee te Gunthorpe took this 
situation for Dob ams S 
  Billion Dollar 
Citrus Fruits 
Hit in Florida 
By RHE. ASSOCIATED- PRESS. Way down south another | 
crop-killing freeze, and. 
heavy frosts in other sec- 
tions, Florida 
again last night and today. 
Winter crops again were 
hea’ 
citrus crop was hard hit. 
Temperatures are expect- 
= ed to rise this afternoon, 
easing out one of the more 
tury in Florida. 
It was colder in some parts of 
Florida last night than Wednesday 
night, Ocala was struck by 12-de- 
jgree weather, Gainesville had an 
18-degree thermometer reading. 
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of the quarter-billion-dollar : : 
severe freezes of this cen-. 
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\to 16 inches that rode in on a cold 
rag ae a 
Warming temperatures were : Federal and local authorities arrested six men in & raid) expected to go to. possibly 40, 
  
‘Southeastern Rd. White 
Lake Township about 5:30) 
The Six men are in Oakland. filed with freshly cooked mash, 
the moonshine in the last vat 
would be ready for bottling.” 
The six men arrested were: 
i Louis Miles, 36; Harold Rowe, 40: shown dur-| yesterday which uncovered what may have been the degrees in the hard-hit south. 
® largest and most productive moonshine still ever found Western aren today. 
in Oakland County. x 
Sheriff. Frank-W. Irons, seven deputies and four ted: 
~.. Keep Your Chin Up, es agents entered the base-+ 
iment of a house at 9225) i Light snow fell today in some 
| areas, including the thumb area, 
(Bay County and Sault Ste. Marie. 
But all trunkline highways were 
Teported open and schools whose 
buses couldn't get through drifts 
up to four feet yesterday reopened. 
Paw Paw, which got a 20-inch 
snowfall, had cleared its streets 
‘and highways today and had 
“Tonight — will be partly*: cloudy lating. the federal liquor laws. jand James Hartwells, 535; all of 
Detroit; James Johnson, 33, of Riv- 
er Rouge; James Everson, 4, of 
Ecorse; and Simule Rowe, 41, of schools back in operation. 
New snow silicked thumb 
roads anew, but not seriously, 2 ‘County Jail and will be arraigned 
itoday in Detroit on charges of vio- 
Scattered snow flurries ‘wew under a constant watch for about 
but temperatures were warmiy) ibe sure they got everyone connect- 
in downtown Pontiac preceding 8) 
indicates temperatures will aver- 
age 3-4 degrees above normal.’ Nor-! The moonshiners were discov-| 
ered some time ago and had been 
itwo weeks. Authorities wanted to 
‘ed with the outfit before making a 
reer, — to Irons. 
“¥esterday-they showed-—up 
a a truck and began packing 
be tls were forced to move in,” 
Two \y0-gallon stills, each made 
jup of three barrels connected by 
stove pipts, were in action. 
    Several large vats at one end 
of the room held an estimated 4,000 
galions of ilk booze : 
was a constant 
one,” © - Irons. “At the - 
      
ie hae ha arm Would Move Santee. on ‘Saginaw -   
  
  
Pe ere ‘acting disttict 
ee lee ee a ee meee . tyesterday. 
jconnected and two or three dial|* 
     Traffic slavials along Saginaw 
street between Lafayette and 
South Boulevard shoulda be 
d to permit: a smoother 
of traffic, State Higtavay 
Dept. engineers told city officials 
  The department will recommend 
to the city th March that an inter-| 
system be installed along this 
   
       
  cime Traffic Light Change The | Pontiac Press pointed out) 
in an editorial recently the dif-) 
ficulty encountered by motorists 
traveling this main artery because 
of the number of lights and their) 
timing. 
REMOVE. LIGHTS 
emer said that part of 
       
  oe eee 
veaveretes 
eo ae 
: wr saKhinie ce see same time \one vat was being 
4 
  ithe department's recommenda- 
ition might be to remove cértain 
‘lights, He said .he did not know 
which ones wete under an 
tion. 
‘th ciattigis dtal dead onal 
be regulated by cycles based on | the number of vehicles using the 
mite stretch for any one period. 
“During the rush hours we could 
set them so more cars could get 
through and just the reverse for 
ees itimes when there is less traffic,"’) - 
}Vanderstempel said. 
* °° # aye | 
Cost of the project is not known, 
he said. But he said it might be 
financed on a 75-25 basis with the 
state paying the biggest share he- 
The city, would | pick up the bal- 
ance. 
Another feature of the State 
Highway Dept.’s recommendation 
will be fo eliminate certain ‘left 
      i! added. turns | off Saginaw, ant official 
> Inkster. 
  Helps to Have, One 
DENVER (®—Tony C. Madina, 
33, pressed. the starter on his 
car. The motor ran but the 
wheels didn't turn. The drive 
shaft had been stolen. 
  
They're ‘Young’ Sisters 
WARWICK, R. I. & — Mrs. 
Mildred G. Burton celebrated 
her 100th birthday yesterday. 
With her were her three young 
sisters, aged 8, 83 and 90. and Port Hope reported it had 
been able to ——— side ome 
overnight. 
Bay County got two inches of 
new, light snow, but there was 
little drifting. . 
Sault Ste. Marie’s five was the 
lowest temperature overnight. 
‘Eviction Writs to Wait 
GRAND. RAPIDS w — Circuit 
Court Commissioner Donald C. 
Dilley has declared his annual 
moratorium. on all eviction writs 
through the Christmas season.           
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  : Sheriff Frank W. Irons examines one of the bar- 
e *“qneovered “Thursday 
Federal and local authorities raided a White Lake 
ee ee legal whisky were found at the site. The still was 4 
believed te be the largest ever uncovered in Oak- 
~“jand County. Six-men were arrested at the site. 
which had’ been under surveillance for approxi- 
peaches a ‘Oakland County 
when 
  
tea Gptation at hil dalalll Hennes 
these grr ge + ee Eo Are 
of the council. 
“Wa all agree thet aimnething hes 
to be done for the mentally ill 
who are not yet being treated by 
the state,’ he said, “The question 
pense of somebody " j 
JAIL HOUSES ~~~ : 
Sheriff Frank W. Irong‘said the 
two mental * * . that the hospital. “haped It the. people of Cakint! ude facilities for the nientally, of the Boarl of Directors at 
William Beaumont Hospital, _ ” to 
Mi tm iin expansion plans. 
need for more mental health facili- 
chairman pro-tem of the 
  iment we're not sure how far we 
‘Edwin A. Tomlinson, pretiientt| can go under existing laws.” ties,” said Hiland M,° Thatcher, /P°** 
BhardiPe_ pi of Supervisors, “but at the mo-|P tere             
    
  
“he chatrmea’ of Oa eile 
  
Ike Flying to Paris Laundry Workers . 
(Ousted From AFL-Ci0 
(Continued From Page One) 
firmness to deal or apt with 
  for NATO Confab . 
  
    
  nent rte 0h 
tl spots —- Dulles declined. to issue any 
_| farewelj] statement on boarding. 
& plane for the NATO summit 
fe described himself.   
      
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ae Steet suis 40 net inant tet 
ee Se cal denen 
updrafts and downdrafts, 
ps vertically at hundreds of 
miles an hour, very close to each 
other, In the old days with flimsy 
aircraft, a pilot risked his life en- 
tering such a cloud. 
Winter clouds are not so danger- 
ous but are more extensive, 
laterally, Radar allows the pilot 
of a passenger plane to dodge the 
rough spots in all seasons but 
  
  as “just one of the President's 
assistants” at the 15-nation con- 
ference. B 
| Adlai EF. one ez, helped, 
the administration prepare-for the, 
NATO meeting, wished Eisenhow-| 
er Godspeed befdre heading back 
to Chicago. Stevénson declined an 
invitation to attend the Paris meet- 
ing as a member of the U. 8, 
delegation, 
~“Eisénhower’s toute across, the 
Atlantic in his personal plane, “. 
umbine [1I, will. be -guarded by 
four U.S. ships and three British 
Navy Vessels. His plane's cabin 
his recent finess. 
The President will be away from 
Washington for a week. He-is being 
by his pérsonal phy- 
who will have a room at the Amer- 
senhower is staying. 
  
Urges Nixon for Speed 
OBERLIN (INS) ~— Rep. Peter 
Frelinghusen. (R-NJ), proposed 
today that President Eisenhower 
put Vice President Richard M. 
Nixon in charge of speeding the 
| U. 8. missile program. 
  will be at “sea level pressure” to 
afford greater comfort in view of 
— 
sician, Maj. Gen, Howard Snyder,/ 
Sot pdaheany *adenee Wege Be *- * 
In a final act of its second con- 
stitational convention 
to redouble its efforts to ae 
—oef—erime,—_racketee z 
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what we have 
week." 
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a ~    fundamental purpose of the trade 
union movement, that it is a pre- 
requisite to doing anything to im- 
a prove tt their workers’ position,” he |! 
eclared, 
* * * 
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for an intensified o 
j}paign and fixed “substantial _wage 
inereases, a shorter work week | 
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      Lahde cee Top. Foreign Flag Tonnage yesterday, the federation pledgéd! . 7 
      
        
   
   
  NEIL B,. McARTHUR 
Appointed recently to the post 
of deputy. state labor commis- 
sioner was Neil B.. McArthur, 
33, of 2300 Middlebelt Rd., 
West Bloomfield Township. Me- 
Arthur, president of Detroit Car- 
penters Local 19 (AFL-CIO); re- 
plates Joet E. Wolfe. 
  
sont 13,000 in Subway 
Accidentally Trapped 
NEW . YORK ww . Some 3,000 
passengels — some of them 
screaming and fainting. were 
nearly 2% hours yester- 
day in a jampacked subway train. 
“All 8,000 eventually were safely 
evacuated and given transfers ‘to 
“other trains. 
| Investigation showed that the 
stalled train's brakes had locked 
accidentally.   
Believes Sex Deviate 
“SYCAMORE. Hl, —Sheriff Alf 
M. Deisz says he is convinced a 
sex deviate is responsible for the’   cam- disappearance of 7-year-old Maria'ment buildings. The buildings. will 
include 276 two-bedroom ‘units and) ¥# 
He adds that in such cases, 
“They. never_leave them alive.” 
The sheriff told newsmen yes- 
terday be has discarded possible 
in the case. 
hs Aa diag 
Little Maria has been sudo! 
c-|more than a week—since oe, 
are were offered. 
    El wanted in Pontiac on charges 
-|Schorr, &, Puller: Hotel. Detroit 
: mation will be at Evergreen Ceme- 
       
     ikidnap- theories porary quarters, They comprise! 
“We're stymied,” he eae “but about D per Cont “of the —_ 
enrollment. 
    Peterson, 888 Westwood Ave., Feb. 
19, 1956. Police said ;the man also 
of feloniots assauit. 
Dr. Robert Lee Schofr 
Service for Dr. Robert be 
Lee 
on Base AR go Monday in 
on bai gee sag 
    
  and general until his 
sudden death at ‘the ‘Tuller Hotel 
Wednesday, 
He was a member of the 5t. 
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THE MIDNIGHT EARL is *& impressive Striped 
June Havoe sold her $75,000" ACHnEY Effects! : ® Black Beverly Hills home; owned it three years, never lived in it ... ars 
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drilling concession with Saudi thousands of people and is one of pevecasomapidle . J pay the most important crops in a ease 
smrcateiiepetietir Seu i Te “ Saup and split further profits up , Beetle’ nein ete 
at = ) sugar are king. ee 
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= a ae” the Arabs but, savor and top quality.’ And further- Cate 
ollowin e British custom, more, Wednesday's advertisement ened Tek 
this is on oil only in the form it Set thb the toe) Ge rae - me ae ser 
leaves Arabla. The Japanese spoon full has only 18 calorjes. Clin- Old ers would go a step further. ical tests show sugar calories are ~¥ ers. A government controlled Italian used up the fastest of all by the body. oe ee ie a 
company has offered Iran a 75-25 Support your own industry, . — Prong that" we should re- phn wd singing and 
split and an agreement is reported Ask for Michigan sugar. - _ spect ‘our City police. It. certainly con are tg “ eee 
o have been signed on September a was tre years ago. Singers invites you to join the 
23. Italy has been criticized by both e - | From the children right on up eroup. The only requirement we 
Aramco and Anglo-Iranian on the  THBRE are more than a billion peo- of Set On pnien iene: ane 2 ae ee ane © a ot groun . d thatthe high offer was made Pl¢-in..the..world who cannot.read,. Saas — — : antebiis rot a Ta a aa oan ona 2 ES 
on a well-proved field thus avoiding #04 less than half of the world’s chil- —_. Pee hs ; aap en pe City and 
the costs and discouragements of ‘Mn go to school. Progress cannot _Our Worst Fifth Columnist! _ Ree eae ane act 
com contend, Italians have en- ities where hardly anyone can read : nS ee is Fre Ragpcae ? co cpg 
ene gy pri ds for more — The — ngptuael David anton warns: ee A : - oS 
may Sema 29 roel tion (ONESCO) tights 1 BULL Letter Can’t Be Trusted “ey aren a Organization (UNESCO) fights il- ganin S r Lan rus services t Both Japan and Italy need off and. literacy around the world and pro- te ; | > o. et ony 
they simply- are outbidding estab- ™otes the exchange of knowledge, WASHINGTON — If the text of deputies which holds the balance ~ sented almost exactly the same set Ws cee 
pected in competitive business and : Blea neers vem : ‘How Can Anyone — id 
Arabs can’t be blamed for trying to bout Town‘: cai: _ So loving to your heart? . . . Christ- 
get as much as possible from the oil The Man A tT ; Gloat Over Injury?’ pone arg iene 
which Europeans discovered in their ea. ee How anyone’ cotild gloat over the re somewhat few  - - For all the been : Christmas Spirit Se naa Nanas you nua ine tw Oo --_ Evey : ! : heen Gee Gai or OTe 8 now... 
_ But neither — ven Italy § Tt is Much in Evidence in qevet: osnar: Sali tiadlnad tonte boa ag wet a hone 
il : ey ! day * couldn't beat and Be " sale moveeng — Our Column Items Today caw they eoelda't bege Lave ant wai... Gat Gate -quidity es 
“oi . . best thing. And I'm gure most of YOU can... And be prepared to at-home and bring on an ‘oil war” Holly: A tree or shrub quite the Michigan fans know that when shout . . . For some important 
| among friends. . nsinetend With Ciststesa: siie he is in there, look out. * article . . - Before it is sold out ? Ge synonymous Cc as; : a Leo Stiers *: - Do your Christmas shopping — : : one of the best villages in the now. Let not your heart delay 
| ce : y ‘ In one hundred per cent agreement am She’s Satisfied Day. 
| on Algerian Settlement I with the Christmas card of as She Is Now , | (Copyright, 1967) 
| The first glimmer of hope for set- of Waterford, which says:-“If you don't pve Sten Reems 2 sete be Lookin: Bac 
tlement of the three year old bloody tnink Oakland County is the best place i a ya ee ee ny bak k Algerian rebellion has appeared in ee oe you’ve never been seeing films of Mamie’s recent HIT-RUN DRIVER tity pe 
, the French Metional : ce ‘Still coming are many testimonials mind. i ie? 
#s Two bills have teen passed for that my scheme for fireproofing a Christ- She can't 
restricted home rule and elec- mas warped ee eee ne | : consists umping a cupful of calcium on her 
femec Gentaticmiga sheet. looat oa Sereetpet ee tae * > won stands. One who has tried it, “Ee to ior = qick te ty the 
confidence on both. The As- Mrs. Jackson Fellows. eel with the store, the ‘Way most wives ————-—gembly rejected a Moroccan-———of Rochester, writes: Te wht be Even — ees MB Rromi . rel pocasionalty. 
Tunisian offer to médiate the  § the widest publicity possible,” and we ask They can employ a Ps 7 ‘ : la Deas 4 
+i “sith both her if she can conceive of any wider writers of motes and the best do W La the time the n 
of ovale art the asta a pebiiatty han: Ht te getting: - ; be recruited taen posta Par ‘ n Me hile bs ug h through with it. 
Tunisia are friendly to France. Don’t forget to send that birthday or ae PE Fee at Big Cholestero Boogy 
x « « ; Speieneane 006 Ree = that the words are never matched ~ —— ee . Has Sugges 
The National Liberation Front ais maar arctan, ae Sahar: 2 Si Speen Pty Rais a an een eR te : “leading tebe! organisation fn Bip ria Oakland County“s-(aind-probably Michi-----. +. *-. & 1..__..rose or_an_apple grows to a peak enn see aoa 2 for Merry 
says it wants independence not and. eighth bistisbay.foriuext 36 a stanck, to have ony moce “Sta pricy <2 ag are fade geen oui i geraige porenal pe 8 — roe sy ; , : 
sovereignty. But French Foreign ate 7 mit Conferences” with men Who aeteriorate » Bes wists Brey, ite stamped p gl 
“Minister Preeav stresses the need for With an Oakland County background, Se Wijom “yuPlos, Kuen No Ob tine Presa, 2 ichiess. ving. «=f 
free elections to choose spokesmen ‘H* J*' 2 make a-mockery of the idea of in- all life in this —= ue : page .  Sene lie Mrs. Albert Kahn dividual liberty. * ee See 
: ‘ ‘was a granddaughter of ‘There are nevertheless naive who lives long : ciate : : sider Algeria na part of ee . =i men te Went wh swam Gogh tt Case peeotds ofa Persp se ste 
anes we ee Suggests Gift for Older Peopl : x * * ec Rochester Woolen Mills, ae Hin ot pong bag NM ggests y or er eopie 
: ieee —= rest: ~ ate eee of miles northeast of that . begs In = efor ing Webster's and eta paeegens ./s ee masts leo at. 4 ge +4 
toward eventual ‘independence for aan = ehaus soutien wrtewanetl toc ck tions of degener- , - gifts she get for her tract. : newly fitted eye glasses and a new Algeria, they do lay the founda- a nee aes ANSE course, enhanced by such atien- DR. BR. ; aged par De arered tome / — fatigue set of false teeth. pee 
tion for cegee fire and settlement — “anderen of 7 Column,” , When degeneration’ creeps ‘They are medically and psy- ‘they are propped ‘on oH : talks in this costly war. : Se It isn’t as it diplomatic negotia- upon you, muscle, nerve, gland chidlogically sound, and may == & * : Sef & which tells of all the new Tabor saving tions haven't been tried repeatedly. anq organ cells which wear out nock § to 10 years off the age And: this 
i me a devices in the household, yet when you ee oe eee and die are no longer replaced of the recipients. Scrapbook tee) peppier 
: Su port Our Industry; Se ee 7 tent vere during this past year, ‘disarme by functionally efficlent. ‘new this case or mail it to others 
) Ack gee a iace-of mother — ~— five Baen going rtm Landen, nnd ecuertat-tnane-aetimnave-te-last =e for Michigan. pee She Femult bas Det exactly zero. "" thre, fat, calciam, chelestersl, 
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on the disunity of the West. They bachelors, in their sixties, who are relying on an insidious policy fat of penetration and subversion, In eat 
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iG. Mennen Witkans has been 
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| Purpose of the conference, at- 
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By pat FOSTER 
The Chrismas nite is evident at fend. help the Sieeck of Dimes in 
its vital work. 
ives from St. Fred's Repreésentati 
-St—_Frederick_High School. these | include Joseph Richards, Veroni- 
sale in the hall Sunday, Dec. 22, 
after all Masses, 
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Juniors also are: busy planning 
@.dance for December. 27. 
—* "TAP is more than just the name 
letters is “Teens Against Polio.” 
This is a nationwide organization ca_ Gardzinski, Denney Parle, 
Carot Duert; Pat Doyan, Cynthia 
Malone, Bob Morrow, and Sharon 
  
West Bloomtield | 
Seniors to Host 
West Bloomfield High School are, 
plans for the dance, 
The dressy occasion will feature 
a band from Detroit, Dick Ta- 
pert’s Quintet, and entertainment 
by the school’s smal] vocal groups 
. during intermission. 
On Tuesday, the vocal and in 
strumental departments will pre- 
seat their Christmas ‘Concert. 
The program begins at 17:30 
pom, ‘During the evening songs 
will be sung by various mu- 
‘gle groups under the direction of 
M. Asplin. 
The combined band and orches-) 
tra of West Bloomfield will feature) 
  to. promote teenage vaccination 
poe of R. Phieffer. a variety of songs ynder the direc- 
  
  
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7 Inklings’ 
‘to Decorate   
  Christmas decorations and plans z 5 & | re Hl: it 
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  ‘Rochester Observes 
Season Thursday. 
Thursday at 8 p.m. is the time * * FF « wa Higbee; and _ Marie Sclesky, wu ‘Bessie Si. 
‘gt reds Glee. Ch | 
Dance Tomorrow 
‘On the agenda for seniors at| ‘Start at Madison, Washington 
“Christmas| 
_ |Fantasy” tomorrow night from 8:30) 
till 11:30 p.m. 
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and date of the Rochester High a i 
Pontiac Press Phete 
Higbee, they will furnish the background music 
Left to right are: Pat Gandy, 404 
Sue McHugh, 300 Ottawa Dr.; 
n Program Monday and_ Ti uesday 
voted to the discussion of current 
students on this subject were in Walled Lake's affirmative team’ 
of Renee Thibodeau and’ 
y Odell defeated the negative 
of Lincoln High of Van Dyke: Kar- 
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Prepares for By SANDY CLEMENCE 
form s “The Fourth wie Man.” 
play has also been selected by | 
this advanced speech class. The — 
    listing in the 1958 edition of “Who's 
Who in American Colleges and 
niversities." He is the son of 
of Waterford High. 
“Who's Who” ‘is the official di- 
  iward B. Mott 
ifor, printing. The constitution com-. 
tive from every church in the club. 
Sponsor is Ruth L. C ‘hambertin. 
Varsity club members have had) 
‘been organizing a donkey _basket-/ WS AC 
The annual Children's ‘Theater | 
be named ter ? 
ithe Borlarron family in Froce! 
fwhom the club is sponsoring. The; “2 
French club faculty sponsor is Ed-) BIALLAS scholarship, he! seventh graders: Margaret 
*, _ willtake-a three hour college board A constitution has been. formed examination January 11. The next! 
for the Bible club and is ready ‘hurdle to the four year scholar-jlard, Terry Braun. 
to the college and course of Ed Haroutunian, 
mittee consisted of a representa- omy of his choice will be in May.|Pamela Noren, Charlene      
   
      
  ‘Holiday [eidge, attending were: Janet Del- 
Michael Biallas Named | 
ee a Semen National | “ 
' Merit Scholarship Test 
By MICHAEL BUCHANAN 
Senior Michael Biallas, of 421) 
E. Montealm §8t., is the lone stu- |       | 
dent at St. Michael High School | 
Ruth Durnbaugh, 3519 Rich- named as a semifinalist. in the) 
wond Road, anda 1854 graduate| National Merit Scholarship. oom. set the mood and spirit of the Avondale High 
Re nt School Student Council's annual Gates few Mazurek: 
-| Lincoln Holds Spelling aaa Cahert: pelotipal 
os ae 
  
  Michael i among the 7.500 high 
scholarship qualify. 
iors and now, to} * Théy   
    
    
        
   
       
   
                 
               
     
        
    
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AVONDALE DANCE SETTING — Helping to + Ball Dance tomorrow night are tree-trimmers, 
left to right, Linda Hall, Charles Marek sali Cosa 
  
  
jand Karen Strong, he, 
eighth grade and 
Then 800 students will be named and Murtel White, ninth grade. 
ithe Merit Scholars of 1958. 
were de--PLAN DONKEY BASKETBALL, | The scholarship program is spon- 
‘sored by over 60 business and 
evénts. The eight best informed’ a full schedule recently, They have lindustrial firms plus gen 
a contest and the faculty, acting|ball game to be presented in the) ‘uals, 
as judges, selected four students’ 
to appear on a televised contest 
in Detroit. future and have also received new. 
varsity jackets. 
Also on the senior Officers of the Varsity club afe: |St. 
The senior history classes on agenda recently was the selection Chuck Kirken, president: Jerry/velopes. Last time, they did about Again Wednesday, iiedeute 
thelped the March of Dimes in 
Mike’s hall by stuffing en- 
of blue and white as class colors. iNelson, vice - president; Bill Cole, 20,000 ip one night. 
* * * 
Pron future Nurses Club were! 
SA Woodward Ave., Wednesday, 
land were given a practical dem- 
‘onstration on office nursing. at- the Medical. Building, | 
  “secretary: and Jim Green, treas- 
turer. Sponsor is Jack Anderson. 
Members of the GAA (Girl's Ath-, 
letic Assn.) Letter club went to 
Pontiac Central High School re- 
cently for a Volleyball Sports Day. | On Sunday and Monday night, St. 
*|Michael. Elementary School~ will 
present its annual Christmas Pa- 
geant at 8 p.m, This year it will 
a-variety show and the dona- 
tion is 530 cents. __Members of Mrs, Ruth Serib- 
ner’s third hour speech class pre- 
sented a play, “The Teen | 
- ge gigs 2am ype a 
| one act, was changed 
and the second one a 
writ especially for the fifth 
hour seventh grade speech class 
which Is studying French. 
AT LINCOLN : 
The real Christmas spirit is in 
the air at Lincoln Junior High 
School as programs .and projects 
center around the Christmas theme 
The annual Christmas : Musicale 
was presented yesterday —     
  
luoride Appld in ty te Hichs 
Pontiae- now offers fhucwitie ap- 
plications for junior high school 
jstudents. 
The program, provided in hopes; 
of 
iweek in Madison and Washington 
Junior High School, and will be 
available to eighth ~~ students. 
Miss Ruth Rogers of 
partment of Health      
     
      regres Frank Irish will direct : 
é program. 
     
  De- the Pontiae Board of Education 
is of the program. 
States Public Health |gram 
reducing tooth decay, began this ment ©    Due to the difficulty of casing 
dental trygienists, the Pontiac pro- 
previously was carried out 
only the 2nd and Sth grades. 
zine subscription and records, and number of new cavities by 40 per 
cent in a group of children, accord- 
ing te health officials. 
The committee expects to offer 
  
     a “Mystery-Man" whom no one. 
could. identify. The “Glue-foot § 
fund. 
Monday, G. B. Pritchard showed, 
slides’ of a trip to “Alaska to the 
seventh graile students. in Jack 
{Cole's social. studies classes 
_|AT WASHINGTON 
It was a busy week at Washing- |» 
  
  Gene McLean, | 
Wiegart 
the program to the other pol 
   They © included! Brenda Greer, sented groups of. numbers. The 
move closer to the Gail Glenn, and Gary Crews, all second part of the program was 
ee caine ea 
      
Jacqueline Vallad under the di- rection of the art instructor, Mar- 
Two old fashioned spelling bees 
were held by the English Depart- 
ment in the seventh and the eighth ing test, a nation- 
wide college apti- 
te “13 Easterners Earn All A's 
| gee pir ibaferweee fraatags eed Dc enna ete a tm, Oe 
  = lish classes. Winning top awards 
| tie seventh grade were Doreen 
and Janice Goines and 
Linda Freet,’mmas programs were designed by! for the eighth grade were Sandra 
| Karen Alishouse, Annette Hicks, | Lockwood and Donald Dickerson. 
/Sharon Kinder, Lorna Tear, and Dictionaries were awarded the 
“winners. _   
ES, 
‘Elect Lynn Colwell Senior 
resident at PCHS | 
By WILTJAM BANK 
Lynn Colwell has been elected 
\president of the January graduat- 
ing class at Pontiac Central High 
School. 
Other officers inchude ee 
Melkonian, vice president; 
Upton, secretary, and wadens 
Thompson, treasurer. 
Sunday the Pontiac Central High 
\ }Sehool_gymnasium.-will be the 
iscene of the annual Christmas 
vocal concert. 
\ The progra 
and will inelude the massed chorus) 
ofthe Pontiac Women's Chorus, 
the. MacDowell Male Chorus, Pon-| 
tiac High School Vocal Department; 
and former members of the depart- 
ment in the audience. i m’ begins at 3 p.m.' The PCHS Co-op Club plans to 
send several delegates to the Dele- 
gate’s Congress in January. The 
congress will be held at St. Mary’s 
Lake Camp near Battle Creek 
where 107 Michigan clubs are to 
be representéd. 
Representatives from PCHS are 
Gay Bumgardner, Jeanne Hunt, 
Jean Tweit and Jackie Hartman. 
Jack Schatzley and Ann Whitins 
will run for the offices of president 
and treasurer of the statewide 
congress, respectively. 
This week the Senior Prelimi- 
naries were given. If a_ senior   ipasses these exams with an A or B 
in each class and keeps up his 
daily work to satisfy the teacher, 
‘he doesn't have to take his finals 
jin January. 
    
       
    
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Ask U.S. to Release 
45 War Criminals - 
| TOKYO ~The United States 
| A U, S&.-Japanese agreement an- 
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"Porter-Cable Power Tools: And Just in Time for Christmas! 
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5-STAR DRESS SHIRTS 
Collar guaranteed for life of : y choice 
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with a gleaming white shirt, 9s 
These are expertly tailored in 
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Day Saints, 
Robert of South Board-|> 
man, Mrs. Marian Kelley of Stone/!4 
Lake, Iowa, and James and Nelda 
- ee ee a brother 
and sister. 
"Mrs. Davis’ body is at the Purs- 
ley Funeral Home. 
GREGORY J, DONAHOO — 
-CLARKSTON - Graveside serv- 
i¢e for Gregory J. Donahoo, infant 
sen of Mr. and Mrs. James Dona- 
Hpo, of 8500 Dixie Hwy., will be 
held at 11 a.m. Saturday in the 
Catholic section of lakeview Cem- 
etery, The Rev. F. J. Delaney will 
officiate. 
“Besides his parents, the baby /~ 
. — by his grandparents, | 
and Mrs. Norman Teets of 
piers and Mr. and Mrs. Luther 
N. Jackson. 
CLARK 4d. MAMAFFY | 
KEEGO HARBOR — Service for Gen- 
Hospital. She had been ili two 
‘Surviving ere two sons and two ALBERT W. SHARPLES 
Rev,’ E, John Yuell of the First Church will off 
Cemetery, Rochester. 
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. 
Walter Smith of, Rochester and 
Mrs. Dorothy -Muirhead of Phila- 
delphia. ; 
MRS. CORA SWIN 
LAPEER — Service, for Mrs. 
Cora Swin, 78, of Fox =   ROCHESTER — Service for Al-|,, 
  , jelin; two sons, 
ate. Burial will be at Mt. Avon 
           of 1 : is meareiig 
He is survived 
Thorp, of Pontiac and sister, Mrs. 
John Elworth, of Silverwood also 
survive. 
Service will be held at 2 p.m.; 
E W. VAUGHT 
ervice for George wif HOLLY   
wre’ General Hospital, will be 
held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Muir 
Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev. 
Frank S. Hemingway will officiate 
with burial in Stiles Cemetery. 
  _ Clark J, Mahatty, 65, of 3207 Vario! A native of Lapeer County, she who died Wednesday at the Lapeer| 
    
POUR-OPRRD ALTOS ATIC HiGH 
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  FWELITY We Hospital, Flint, will be held st 2 
p.m. Sunday at the Drier Funeral 
Home. Officiating will be the Rev. 
Harry L. Parker of the Holly Bap- 
tist Church, Burial will be in 
Crestwood Memorial Gardens, 
Grand Blanc, ; 
He leaves his wife, Minnie; two 
sons, Raymond of DeMoines, Iowa 
_jand Martin of Flint; five daugh- 
,.4ters, Mrs. Preston. Coale of Carmi, |... , ¥e fl Me Dena Carle” a dow when flames damaged. a 
Mrs. Warren Kincaid of Dover, 
Del., Mrs. Ralph Williams of Flint 
and Mrs. Elden Coale of Flint; 
and-47 grandchildren and Tine 
great grandchildren. 
ARTHUR WESTFALL LAPEER — Serviée ‘for Arthur 
+ 1B. Westfall, 78, of 340 Raven Ave., 
, |who died this morning at his home, 
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday 
’ jal Baird Funeral Home. Officiating 
will be the Rey. Frank S. Heming- 
way of Liberty Street Gospel 
-: Church and burial wilt be in Stiles 
Cemetery. 
He leaves ‘six: daughters, Mrs. 
_ \Roy. Montgomery, Mrs. Fred Wil- 
_ jeox, Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Mrs 
     
Slanlor onees new sess doors. 
Family can chop, grate, grind 
and crumb (0 heats content.   
Drops Cousin to Safety 
From Second Floor, 
Overcome by Smoke 
PHILADELPHIA ® — A 17 
old girl suffocated yesterday after 
dropping her five-year-old 
to safety from a second-floor win- 
povertser mE ie, sl 
Firemen ‘sine te body of Oliv- 
fa Collins across: a ‘bed on~ the /at- 
te 
~ Roslyn Payne, the “vietim’ s cou- 
sin, was burned seriously and was 
listed sin critical condition at the 
Philadelphia General Hospital. Her 
mother, Mrs. Novella , &, 
suffered a leg fracture i a leap 
from a_ second-floor window. 
"The dead girl’s brother, Barry 
* Collins; #, was treated for. 
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Henry Spanke, all of Lapeer, Mrs. 
Donald Trumble of Hadley and 
Mrs. Orville Lashbrook of Flint, 
/ land two sons, Arthur and Martin, 
both of Lapeer. Forty-three grand- 
childreti, 17 great grandchildren, 
> jand a sister, Mrs. Paul Olmsted 
mooet. 730— Available in Mahogany + Blond+ Wainut+ Ebony _ 
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702 W. Huron St. FE 8-6531   of ‘poor health, of Flint, also survive. 
  
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
. NEW YORK @—Robert F. Kur- 
leukemia.-He completed a two-act 
opera, “Good Soldier Schweik,”’ 
jonly a few weeks ago. * * * 
WASHINGTON @® — Mrs. 
Charles S, Dewey, ‘7i, Washing- 
ton socialite, and philanthropist 
tive of New York, Mrs. 
was the former Marie Suzette de 
Marigny Mall, a direct descend- 
Wolweedin. He retired from the) 
presidency of Childs Restaurant 
Co., New York, in 1951 because     
       
         
      
  
  
     
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ka, 35, composer of opera and 
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sinte 1924, died Wednesday. A na- 
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  The infant Indonesian Republic exploited off fields. | Conmmuntat China, the: Soviet 
| ‘ ; * « ¢ | Union and her ‘satellites and | now has seized control of the muitt- mpegs 
million’ dollar Dutch business in- ‘The Dutch contention is that In-| is western “colonialian” na- 
tereste in its territory to try .to|donesia has no vaild claim to the) tursity take Indonesia's «ide: : force the Netherlands to give it’ primitive area. The Dutch occupied) 4, 1ajeq Nations assembly] 
West New Guinea. it in 1828, belatediy attaching it { failed 1 recommend resumed | © 
It also has ordered the expulsion |i40 saministrative purposes to the nit he as e e i F 
of some 5,000 Dutch nationals, N neg x | peg J 
although this may be a delayed Coane, a athragedlerr gin. tions on New Guinea Nov. 29, Now a ae. ’ ; 
process. It will to Indonesian which or three | ; (Taal ' 
economic chaos if key Dutch tech. | centuries until Indonesian fate ne ne Se LN : ¥ ie te et (2. 
nicians, bankers and plantation pendence tess than a decade ago. ;@ction_against the Dutch. No one BURNING ’ is — ‘A 
SUN-FIRE operators aré kicked out quickly.) wew Guinea has @ mixfare of lexoropriation of Dutch properties.| 
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The drastic- move against the) them are pygniies living in wild (drive eventually will hit nationals 
. Netherlands was foreshadowed by| Mountains under Stone Age com of other: western nations. 
President Sukarno in a speech| Gitfons. Cannibalism has not 
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“ “adopt & new course which may! in the view of the Dutch and ints the water. Watch Dog 
. Objective. of the Indonesian _| 55+ of the inhabitants-of the area fF   
territorial drive te a territory of lare neither Indovesian nor Dutch, | “DUOTONE” Service 
61,000 square miles, somewhat (nor are well able to speak | Js 
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Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Runnels 
of West Lawrence street are 
leaving for a month's vaca- 
tion in Florida at Lauderdale. -<  EE SS than $1 for every ma 
by-thees. While there they wo 
sit Mr. Runnel’s another, ond Participatifig in the program _ Mrs, Kate “Alexander, _o& see were Shirley Mek Adon Alice 
eb, Pp, fs Newcomers Meet Vaught, ‘Loraine lage 30 Students 
street was accepted’ Mrs. Vere Hodges opened ber = tom Koechig, Robert Long- Spend i . evening as a member of the home on Ottawa drive for the stat, Ralph Pontise. Symphouty ‘Orchestra. annual Christmas dinner party — arnoogian, Edwin Nurenberg 
bers sxe age barat ge sae oe es and Carol Stokes. Near Pole — 
wil be dee 21 when See "Assisting her were bs Sigg my Laariee Late. “Fravet to® Arctic” Staples, violinist, be the rence McCann, Gerki, Carol Tallon, Cathy V o Si : 
guest artist. _ William Deutsch. Commitices ae: ore 8 Thorn, ame fo. a.Sing for Gls at 
     
             
             
(Sat sen Cie Abbott ‘Five pages today Robin Walsh, Susan Whitlock “By JANE EADS SS pong reared > gol in Women’s Section and Carol Lightner. _ WASHINGTON —While most are enjoying an indefinite stay ae _..>. Hostesses for the luncheon . youngsters are home for the 
ahs 0h Drs. Abbott's voontincluded... Mrie.sammed..Baine......were.. Mrs... Harrison....Miller,...... holidays feasting with the tollks nels, Mrs. Ed Graybiel, -Mrs. ‘Mrs. Charles Wheeler, Mrs.      and generally having a     
        
    of South Shirley street. Mr Sneed, Mrs. John Ball and Michael Depner. Mrs. Bem — " 
Abbott recently was discharged Mrs, Peter Aldo. - jamin Shelton, Mrs. Richard sity students will fly to-our 
from the service afttr spend- Mrs. Hugh Hales entertained Shaun, Mrs. J. Blaine Me-  Afetic'military bases to cheer 
ing four years im the Air Force, with a Christmas story and Dermid, Mrs. Sydney Deacon, ‘the boys with a song 
where he was stationed at Lin- Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Gordoa Tallon. Lola = - 
    and Zelda Dunn Sixteen girle and 14 boys,     ~ Sandage 
special 
mand = will visit teas in 
land, Nev Argentia 
and the Royal Canadian Air 
- Force Base at Prince pewerd 
  WIDE REPERTOIRE 
Besides special _Christmas 
there is no daylight seven 
months of the year and it's 
cold as blue blazes, the young 
singers feel this “is “the best 
part of the trip.” 
The Trowbadours started 
their vacation-tinte junkets to 
Pretty Jolene Oaks, a run- 
neT-up in the Miss .Washington 
beauty contest, was the first 
woman to visit the base. The 
5,000 men, who hadn't seen a 
girl in -months,-turnd—out—en 
masse, swept the runway with members of the university glee | 
5 x* * *# 
Though they . will spend 
Christmas at Thule AFB in - 
northern ‘Greenland, where 
= the bases in -7%@;-~visiting = 
Greenland and- Labrador, but . 
_ didn't get to Tiule-sintil. 1952... 
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  Fox and Hounds Inn was the setting for a Christ- 
mas gift-wrapping session held by Medical Assistants 
of Oakland County. The group plans to give the 
presents to patients at Oakland County Convalescent   Pentiae Press Phete 
man for the group, and President-Elect Mrs. Harold 
Bjork (second from left) watch as President Frances 
Teasdale (second from right) and Teedie Vicker, whiskbrooms;, welcomed the 
- party in a blaze of headlights 
from jeeps. and-other vehicles. 
_HARDSHIPS OVERCOME 
Last Christmas the group 
braved 63-mile-an-hour cross- 
winds after 12 hours in the air 
with most of the troup suffer- 
_ing from food poisoning to give a two-hour show. ‘ 
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Highlight of the Thule pro- 
gram is the singing of Handel's 
“Messiah.” One year they 
had to sing on an improvised 
riser made of, soft drink car- 
tons.. Some of the boys in the Hospital. Barbara Badden ( left), publicity chair- assistant publicity chairman, i: terapping a a. ack row toppled out of view 
— when they sat down: 
- Dr. Robert Howe Harmon, a 
Dear Abby : university physician who di- 
rects the glee club, and his   
He Won't Kill Himself — Fs ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
” DEAR ABBY: In the 12 
years'I have been married to 
  | Sen copades. ae —Awith—my girl. 1-do-everything-—-had-during-the 65-to-%- hours--~- 
ia ne siaee te her to please her. I pick her up. ~ in the air. ; :. 
enough a5 By DOROTHY ROE backyard jncludes four riding —' ftom, work every day and feed ft ve.   
eT leaving him, but his ~ 
whole ¥ works on me to 
take ‘him back saying if he 
kills himself it will be my 
fault. / 
| have lost all feeling for 
Him (and so have our chil- 
dren) -but I am sticking it out. 
because I don't want to be re- 
“sponsible for him killing” bim= ee ergs © self, oe think I am be. “She's fot my type,” says Theres 6 Ree ee ae eet a a Oe sedis. Saba ing foolish? hime, 4 sixfooter Rob- Scenery. in. Burape,’ sure, But Washi 18 Be feta ELINORE © | ertson, ing off the im- When they started talking too SO ee ee EAR ELIN pact of- having” mayed the ro- much about it, I just asked DEAR ELDON: _ This girl se 
soutlae 6. th pope renee Deak eons. He glam. _ them if prt ever sng: ‘Yel- doesn't. want a “boyttiend” he a : 
gard for his marriage. This “ART wanted todo the Canyon. | ‘and cash register,’Better start WS "arty He -Inah likes to live too much to Whole time in Italy’ was to get J atiat a much scenery a looking “at the new models. ns, denn eles Ga 
_kill himself. Let him send the Pack to my horse. can you take in, anyway? 7. Mrs. Basil Meidlein.participat- Se ee ee 
    own back ¥ 
  dozen times, ~but she keeps 
chasing me across the campus 
and there fs no place to hide. 
What should I do? 
AP Wenten's Eager 
European merchandise is 
highly overrated — and their 
women, too, says 100 per cent 
American Dale Robertson, just 
back from making ‘an italian 
“movie with the voluptuous ahd 
highly — Gina ~ Lollo- 
brigida. ; 
This hard-riding star of mov- 
ies and TV prefers everything 
from girls to wines home 
grown in America. ‘ 
_ Says. he: “I have. everything 
d-want- 
yard in Sepulveda, 
     Tight in my He Likes Life Too M sah 
which I am, beginning to think 
is a mistake. I told her about 
my girl friend who ‘is sneaking 
out to see a fellow who is .22 
_horses, three dogs and 13 fara-. * as she lives. How can I stop 
my mother from telling? 
; LOUISE 
her. I see ‘shows I have seen: DEAR LOUISE: You can't wife, who is accompanist, also 
act as chaperones or all the * 
Troubadour twice- yearly trips. 
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« The girls cart along long full- 
skirted white formals, the men 
black tie and tux for their ap- 
_ pearances. this “‘lady-kill- CHA 
er” he has DEAR CHASED: qranster 10 it is her uty to tell my girt $10p Your mother, ut in the __Opee they hit the big freeze __ run around oikedti ta tale %. fiten 8 my Sit! “future do not betray your girl they're given Arctic outdoor =~ 
WHS Met Ss tas caida manne ta are Hor ee ces. 8 ese eee, cap end Pa ee women that I are29 feet in diameter ‘iors: route is heading straight f0F "wise to tell her mother every- ‘(girls too), and what they “know about. I : i * thing concerning herself. Pass call “bunny boots,” white, big 
have letters, xe * If my mother fells my gitl this information on to your and cumbersome, to pull over birth an DEAR ABBY: I am 14 and __ friend's mother, my git! friend friend. She needs it! their own shoes. 
nounce meats, * tell my mother everything, will never speak to me as long — . * * FLYING CALLED BEST 
; oa st ee “DEAR ABBY: I guess 1 will According to Troubadour a a = 2 Have to call on you for help — Harry Gleeson, who is mak-— 
a Gina: She’ 'S Not His Type. _ because I am getting nowhere — ing his fifth trip, most fun ts 
“We dance the bunny boot — a   keets, in addition to a stable of before. I haul her whole family 
race horses, 
“Americans are too  im- 
pressed by anything that’s im- 
ported," he continues, “They're 
always ‘looking across that. 
pond, sighing over Paris hats, 
French wines, British tailoring — S@yS she“ doesn't fect like it 
“Now you ian wines. A lot x * around in my car. 
Thought Her a set of matched 
laggage and a silver compact. 
_ for her birthday and on my ** 
She gave me a kiss. 
Jie Tak ber iss me she 
_can I get her to warm 
CONFIDENTIAL TO BERT: 
MAN IS DUST. DUST SET- 
‘ot so-called connoisseurs arid a i a oie 
gourmets in this country 
- wouldn't -be- caught .dead with - 
anything but an imported wine. 
“But 1 found for a ‘fact that * * * 
~-H you have @ problem; write ae 
"Abigail ‘Van Buren in care of 
_ The Pontiac Press. She will be Calif. Bae i 1 can't ait to get” 
back “there . after any wine has been giad to answer your lette . For 
at home so this ook . shipped front Europe to Amer- — a. personal reply, pl en- 
ee girl is only a substitute. BIG MENAGERIE i close’ a stamped self!- ad- 
es Pa leah 
~ 
ae What he has in j 
  ica it can't compare with our 
orn, Seoeione voeRaaee,” - dressed envelope, 
ie iy hop, generally let our hair 
down, that is if we’re not sleep- 
ing.’ he told_ me. 
“We don't sleep too much 
on the ground. The food at the 
bases is great and we're usual- 
ly starving, though we get ap- [ogg hue caetiaaan eae 
* * 
of Women’s Society of Chris- . 
tian Service of Oakland Park 
_ Methodist Church. Betty Blom from Pontiac State Hospital.     
Mrs. Chadd Mellinger of Blaine 
_fivenue (left) president of the Zonta 
Club of Pontiac, presents a check for 
$750 to Diane Lubahn for the Girls’ 
Zorita’s Yule Gift to H omeless Children: 4 
$750 to Help. Build Oakland Girls’ Ranch. 
Pontiac Zontians decided to 
give_a gift for 
help-ehiidren-without-homes to 
find a home. 
The gift was a demhtion of 
$730 toward the buildipg = 
of Girls: Ranch. Already in 4 
State Hospital 
Employes Hear 
Two Senators 
Pontiac State. Hospital. chap-—_ 
fer of Michigan State Employ: 
es Association held an opeh- 
foram meeting orf “Social Leg’ 
islation’’ for its “membership 
Thursday evening at Scrib’s 
restaurant. € 
*. * * 
MSEA chapfer president 
Keith. Storrs _introduced_.State 
Senators L. Harvey Lodge ‘of 
Oakland . County and George 
Steeh of Macomb County. 
MSEA-sponsored bitts; “‘await- 
ing the opening of the 1958 
legislature, were discussed. and 
evaluated by both senators. 
These bills include retirement, 
unemployment compensation, 
suggestion system, workmen's 
compensation and the probate 
bill, <a 
: * * * 
Robert Fitzke, MSEA_ field 
director, reviewed pest accom- 
plishments ‘of the organization 
-and explained social legislation 
‘ proposals to the more than - 
200 MSEA members- present 
      
        
                
     
       
     
      
   
     
Pentiae Press Phote : 
Ranch project.. Another Zontian who 
shows approval for the project is Mrs. 
Senn, 
~ Pery real gift. One that-would 
+ js home to some -20-boys, and 
‘ Girls’ Ranch would accommo- 
> late at least 15 girls the year drive. . 
existence is Camp Oakland for — 
Bays. Girts’Raiich would. be a 
similar project...Camp Oakland 
SITE. NEAR OXFORD 
The'site, near Oxford and 
‘across the lake from Camp - 
Oakland, has been purchased 
and paid for. Some 30 women’s 
groups and og throughout 
Oakland © _are foe 
Probate 
Moore in sponsoring "te nage 
ect, and there are 60 participat-, 
ing ae eiptag the camp. ~ 
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  or Foundation ‘has 
other $10,000. Aldfik ° 
eg 
donors there is over $7,000 in _ 
  Orr ese |. ae from anenymous L. Raymond Sampson of South Shore 
Mrs. L. Harvey Lodge. eset 
_ta Paul, Mrs. George Richman 
and Mrs. M. A. Calbi. 
Teachers’ Club 
Has Yule Party © 
Mrs. Donald B. Hogue nar- 
rated stories 
earols from European coun- 
tries when Teachers Exchange 
Club mit Thursday evening in 
the Oneida road home of Mrs. 
Fae Party Giver of Christmas — 
   the Oakland County Juvenile : | 
wing sme for the de- Pets ons cil thet can ex: Z : 
youngsters ver & ‘the annual Christmas” ‘hatige of gifts preceded’ a 
uisday evening, Mrs. _ ‘meheon served by the hostess. 
hdd: Mellinger, president at “*"'*White elephant night will be 
i. Zonta Club ot Pontiac-r&* ‘ held Jan. 15 in the Hammond. 
some of the charitable ‘Lake drive home of Mrs. Enar 
            Pe carrigd out by: sthe>: West 
cae ed She also presente@@e 
e to. Oriel — Endelman, : 
exdeive director of the Mich en Yule Banca | 
fidren's Aid Society. “Mrs. Ww 
pi one Narain ro : and irs. Adeline: Go ittkopp 
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yy, 1 ae The thick pile’.will cushion |“ i= order to wear sice 32. the city and stores are featur. | “des the custom of | For the Christmas season : es ted testes. tha Winer eee ae Oe Se i eel ee the circular (or Advent) : following Advent, candies and ‘ : 4 - 2 ‘pin _|bers as glamorous movie star of eet dentin ee which is said to be the symbol | ribbons may be changed to ie type of marage chest ia hy her youth playing the rele of a fa feat ateund the of eternity, “| white, the greene changed and 
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wenn meee OR | eect iet © pare ha yl er) may Ome nd ie |e ems, comet | Sone = : “youthful” jt makes her look. reporter guilty) rs é oe “+ nr BOCeeeety. ’ begun to pick our greeting | pink Not only is it time to work Bes , Coming across an oid photo- | cards or wrapping + let | symbolize of a : Sy Shy graph of hersely and noticing with alone prepare for expectation of poly A eon dn Aang henge ma 
the art of table-setting begins with our Bo a bene vfpreye hog i og Oy ‘fae aheed tee the sesemr's parties 
In other words, get those 
and festored to their 
original. sparkle before the . hustle and bustle of the holi- day sets in for carmest, 
Then we come to gift wrap- 
some unusual effeets?. Try tak- 
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| Per and covering your gifts | with it. Then cat owt figures 
| from last year’s Christmas | cards and glue them on the 
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   Naming Group Set 
vin Christie and James Burke 
were named to serve on the. nom- 
inating committee for Lincoln Jun- 
Smith was‘elected auditor when 
the executive board of Lincoln 
Junior High School met in the East’ 
Yale avenue home of Mrs. George 
Gray. 
chairman for the Founder's Day 
Dinner at the Monday evening 
meeting. : 
Shirley Potvin Feted 
Bride-eiect Shirley Potvin was 
honored with a 
shower, given Monday in the Mar- 
jon stréet home of Mrs. Lonnie 
Moore. Miss Potvin wil become   
   
      
           
  parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louie 
Potvin of Princeton street, and th 
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and 
Mrs. Persa Moore of Bona, Ark. 
Club Marks Season 
Mrs. Anthony Gerzanics’ opened. 
her Winderoft drive home Wednes-   
' Lake Shores Home Extension Club 
gathered for their annual Christ- 
mas meeting. Participating in the 
mas meeting. Participating in 
the cooperative dinner, rmembers tor High Schoot PTA. Virginia; 
Mrs. Fred Goines was appointed, 
miscellaneous |. 
the bride of Elmer D. Moore, Her) 
Vesper Service Held 
-~day evening when members of|¥ Club Picks Officers 
  
  
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Christmas -vespers. Sunday Beth-' 
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Elda Sutter sang. 
  
  
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      TERATIONS. — Custom Cleaning. Free Parking 
  Voice Your Views hungry man. 
3. Serve potato chips, nuts 
4, Did he take a shower? 
“Check the bathroom when you 
hear your first guest's car._ 
You” may find guest towels 
thrown on a wet floor, piles 
of clothes, messy soap trays. 
THE LAST WORDS 
5. Final instructions to the 
menage might be these: Help 
with the guests’ coats... 
someone stay in the room 
when Mom goes into the kitch- 
én (never happens) ... . let the 
guests choose the entertain- 
ment—hi-fi, games, TV, cards | 
. - . don’t open cluttered clos- 
ets and drawers . . . ask the 
man of the house to refrain 
from yawning when everyone's 
having a good time. 
Banish Blackhead 
Soon as Possible 
Blackheads may seem to be 
permanent with some women 
and -only occasional with 
others, 
_ They aré an accumulation of - 
dirt and oil from your own -   
glands under the skin. Once— | 
you spot a blackhead get rid 
of it while it is new and easy 
to dislodge.   
  and Sunday evenings a 
    show are (left to right) 
__ Kurkotwski, who will do That mountain costume seems to fh 
best of Maryann Clifton (ogenditren 
ly she’s just practicing for Pontamix Club's 
Benefit Variety Show, which is 8 mies      
          
Joni McMahon, who is a 
member of the group Up-n-Trio Plus One; Jerry — 
an impersonation of Elvis   
    
    ond 
         
Checking over pédets Jor the Beitaniin Club Presley; Marcas Mill, who will pl Jerry Vaverek, who is also a me 
Plus One. eo ey : 
Pontige Press Photes 
.” Charles Lewis at 
| from right) will emcee the show and Nancy Clif. 
ton (right) is part of the Blue Ridge Mountaineers - allad "Upto Plas One 
tapster ee ee 7 s 
  of Up-a-Trio 
  
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-Home from high school, Connie 
{told her mother she had a special 
evening date; Then she said, “Can 
I wear that white cashmere cardi- 
gan Grandma gave you for your 
birthday?" 
Upstairs in its owner’s dresser, 
the never worn, cherished sweater 
still lay in its sealed plastic’ en- 
velope. So Connie’s mother said, 
“What's the matter with yorr pink 
  nylon cardigan?” ; 
  
   
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“Give RCA VicTOR A 
means so much!” 
NOW at VIC’S be 
  
      
    
          
  702 W. will be dry in time to wear it.” _ 
said 
the 
for the first time? I guess it is 
mean of me.” : 
  LBUMS gift that Face averted, her mother said, 
“Tf you washed it right now, it 
After. a pause, Comhie 
angrily, “OK. Be mean,” and ran 
upstairs to her room. 
REPROACHED HERSELF ¢ 
Immediately her mother began 
to experience discomfort, Into her 
mind _ecame-these_self-reproachful 
thoughits: : 
“After all, the child will only 
one to wear that sweater 
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  be young once. Why do I want to/concede 
be 
  It we get used to the idea of ap, 
Accordingly, she went to the ‘wants us to be perfectly generous,     
  
  
  
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i, lawyer —~ Most 
important factor in marriage 
is the basic relationship, which 
should be as stated in the Bi- 
ble: “Let wives be subject to 
. their husbands as to the Lord. 
because. a husband is head of 
the wife.” Marriage is not a 
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With Parents Ree:   
  
REHEARSE FOR CONCERT — The Senior 
Choir of Oxford High School will be appearing 
in its new robes for the first time at the annual 
Christmas concert in the high school auditorium = 
High School Yule Program” _ 
     
From left, they are Edward La Douceur, Judy ee ee 
  
    
Concert Spin at pad 
presented at 8 p.m. Monday in 
high school auditorium. Mrs. 
Dorothy Jean Valentine is the di- 
rector. 
OK Conference   
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Talks 
to Be Used in Addition 
to Card Marking lay,” a National Federation of six noint proposal to Mayor Rob-|Cost.   
os eee See or 
as a substitute for report cards 
was adopted last night by the Pon- 
tiac Board of Education. 
The board voted approval after 
  
  PETER MURRAY 
Waterford Township High School 
senior Peter Murray has been 
named as a semifinalist in the 
oo Merit Scholarship com- 
petition. 
  Handel's “ 
which alumni and community sing- 
ers have been invited to join. 
Slash Requests 
\to the regular hourly parking. . PS cmcomta ttre te te 00d 
fo purchase them has just been 
completed. 
Other groups participating in 
the concert will be the girls’ 
and mixed quartets, and junior 
and senior ensembles. . 
meee dee Taly Call. Renae 
Maguire, Marilyn Unger, 
Perry, Paul Miller, Daniel Hobbs 
Concluding the program will be 
(Chorus,”’ in) 
  
for Wage Hikes ‘Pay Increases Sought 
by City Employes May 
Be Cut Some More 
Pontiac city employes’ requests 
for $307,000 in pay increases and 
other fringe benefits have been 
imp down *to $131,000, and 
might be gm ag Sadie. che 
dicated by the City Commission 
last night 
* * * 
Recent conferences between the 
Joint Council of Municipal Em- 
ployes and City Manager Walter   
  
  er Formula 
ifo End Strike. Subway Workers Give 
Plan Amid Indications 
Walkout Is Crumbling) 
NEW ‘YORK (# — Striking sub- 
  aoe da ter OO es. 
- Some 1,000 members of the 
an include Jesu BaM-| independent Motormen’s Benevo-|only contents belonging to a par- - ‘Morning Star,” “Nativityijent Assn. decided at a Brooklynjticular building, — at about 33 
replacement Tale,” and “Christmas Rounde4 meeting last night to submit a|Per cent less ‘than replacement (new for old), 
* * * 
The board chose the 100 per cent 
coverage so equipment moved 
same ed district would be 
It was brought out, Ra 8 that 
80 per cent coverage would replace 
  
‘ett F. Wagner designed to brin 13-year-old Ruth Young, as well ae 'a conference and a grits. * ‘The conference aitind of sasai as more familiar nunibers. settlement. 
es 4 
The mayor's office said Wagner |, 
would have a statement sometime 
today on the formula, sent to him 
by telegram. 
The motormen, while showing 
solidarity and cheering their lead- 
ers at the membership session, 
were confronted with the fact that 
subway service was the best since 
the strike started last Monday. 
The Transit Authority reported 
that'203 more motormen were at 
work than on Tuesday and that 
over-all service eon the subways 
was back to €1'4 per cent of 
normal. The evening rush hour 
went off without a hitch, With 
the hectic congestion missing. 
The strike stemmed from a dis- 
AFL-CIO Transport Workers Un- 
fon, which “represents “subway 
workers in collective bargaining. 
The MBA and TWU long have 
been at swords point over union 
representation. 
  
Federal Employes Get 
Extra Holiday Time. 
“WASHINGTON (INS) — Federal   
(3) Time off a half day before 
Christmas and New Year's, with 
those having to work to be paid 
compensatory time. 
(@ Any city ‘surplus funds to be off at both Christmas and New 
Year’s under an order signed by 
President Eisenhower, 
Eisenhower directed all govern-| 
ment agencies to give workers al 
half-holiday on the Tuesdays be- 
Day to go along with the full days pute between the’ MBA and the. 
fore Christmas and New | dave gradu Reynolds. 
off they get on the two holidays. ‘School with the’ class of 196T, “Members satt relatively ac: 
curate inventories will be needed. : 
The board is setting up a special 
file for this purpose. 
Plans were made by the hoard|: 
to purchase window shades, as 
Head-On Crash 
Fatal to Youth His Auto Collides With’ 
Milk Tanker Truck. in 
Imlay City 
IMLAY CITY — A 19-year-old 
Imlay City youth was killed at 
1:05 a.m, today when his car col- 
lided head-on with a milk tanker 
truck on M53 in Imlay City. 
* * * 
Donald E. Reynolds of 285     
of How Enabling Act 
Passed in Legislature 
  
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pavement and crashed into his 
truck. Locklin escaped serious in- 
jury. ae - * * * 
The Reynolds youth is survived 
by his mother, widow of the late 
Reynolds was 
uated from Imlay City High)     interest, Lodge said. 
  
Prisoners Repair Toys 
to Be Given to Children 
auaployes will get-a-dey- and a balfiens-cfeased thi doula tne of ie 
“More than 1,000° toys valued at, 
$3,000 were fixed by the inmates. 
Deputies will deliver them to some 
300 youngsters throughout the coun- 
“ty-te Oe Oe ont program:}32~of 85 Somoma, Hazel Park, and   
Non-Churchgoer Exempted from Draft.   
Tt was also decided that the city 
verting the West Lawrence street 
municipal parking lot. into an 
eight-hour storage lot in addition 
Commissioners agreed to another 
60-day extension in the use of the 
  
Detroit Mom, 19, Held’ in Starving of Daughter } Oskiand— County “Table Toppers —tn- granting 4 motion for a judg) 
will study the possibility of con-| : DETROIT .# — A young stu- 
dent's professed love of his fel- 
low man has-been judged suffici- 
ent grounds to gain him exemption 
from service in the armed forces 
as a conscientious objector. 
Peter S. Horst, 94-year-old Uni- 
versity of Michigan senior, testi- 
fiéd he would rather face five 
years in prison as a draft dodger 
should include all men — even 
an enemy, 
BADLY MISGUIDED 
ment of acquittal yesterday, U.S. 
said he could find no rational evi- than sacrifice his idea that love! 
District Judge Ralph M. Freeman dence supporting the action of the 
National Selective Service Appeal 
Board in refusing to give Horst 
status as a conscientious objector, 
despite his unorthodox religious 
views and the fact he belongs to 
no organized religion. 
“Personally,” said Judge 
Freeman, “I feel that this young 
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          Professed ‘Love’ Keeps:Army -Away Paula, - 25, who sat near him 
throughout the trial, sald she 
shared -her husband's views. 
Horst’s request for exemption 
as a conscientious objector had 
béen denied by his draft board 
in Kalamazoo, the Michigan 
State Appeal Board and the National Selective Service Ap {2d peal Board. 
His — said the. Kalamazoo) 
Board, where the case originated, “State Sen. Lodge Tells 
“| share, but the full faith and credit) 
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ROCHESTER — Fritz Lutz, 17- 
year-old member of the East Orion 
4-H-Club, Rochester, took top hon- 
ors Wednesday when he was 
awarded the first place trophy for 
the showmanship contest at the 
4H Junior Livestock Show at State 
Fair Grounds. in Detroit. 
Three Injured 
in Avon Crash Hazel Park Girl; ._Mom 
and Pontiac Township 
Man Hurt 
10-year-old Hazel-Park girl is in 
critical condition today following 
a collision at 5:10 p.m. ‘yesterday 
of cars driven by her mother and 
a Pontiac Township man on Liver- 
nois road, about three miles south 
of Rochester, in Avon Township. 
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Karen Grandchamp is in the 
Avon ‘Cefiter Hospital with multiple. 
head injuries and a broken leg. 
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mother, Mrs. Joyce Grandchamp,   
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Pontiac Township. 
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    ALL-COUNTY STARS — Members of The Pontiac Press 1957 _ _ AlFOakland Gounty football team‘and Southfield’s Monte Charles, 
- Coach-of-the-Year, assembled for a group picture at Devon 
Gables last night at the annual honor grid banquet sponsored by 
the Michigan State University Alumni Club of Oakland County. 
Front row, from left, sre» Frank Clappison, Farmington end; Lou 
Pavioff, Hazel Park tackle; Ken Nikkila, Farmington guard; Todd DETROIT (INS) — The 
fensive back; Chuck Gibson, Birmingham fullback; L: 
Hazel Park quarterback; John Volk, Clawson halfback: Ben 
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      the Detroit Red Wings that he was 
fresh out of excuses for the team’s, 
poor showing. They responded last 
night ‘with a 3-2 triumph over the DETROIT @—Jack Adams told Y¢ sE 
  
  
  
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ming coach, is “doubling in brass"’ 
these days, while his missus is 
iil -with the “flu.” Friday morning; 
he was in the midst of preparing! 
the family breakfast, when called| 
for some information about his/ers getting adjusted to-our style; i 8 gee gee ae y of play.” . period and Sawchuk woulg ha 
squad, “It's kinda hard to keep 
up both ends at the same time,” 
_ he commented. 
* * * 
One of the brightest lights tor 4 
Waterford in its opening rout of 
wrestling 
originally scheduled for 
date as well as the 2ist. 
* * * 
Pro basketball coaches say the 
. great play of Boston's Bill Russell 
mendous but he never ran a game 
like Russell. Nobo@y in history 
ever ruined you like Russell;’’ says } 
New York coach Vin Boryla. firsthand thé coaching mastery Boston Bruins. 
At a clubhouse meeting yester-|that was the margin of victory. 
day, the genera] manager told the 
players “You're all -healthy now,) 
we can't blame it on injuries any- 
more. The season is getting on and 
we can't blame it on our new play- 
8,505 spectators at Olympia Sta- 
dium, was Defrolt's first before 
the home folks in eight National 
‘Hockey League contests, - 
“Afterwards, Adams was calling 
jupon a couple of his favorite ad-   
The triumph, achieved before 
          
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ball coaching powers had been re- 
stored today to Indiana universi- 
ty’s Phil Dickens, sidelined since 
‘Aug. 5,- for. alledged. recruiting) 
malpractice. . 
  
Duffy Misses MSU Batiquet ore   
County Gridders Take Bows: = Duffy couldn’t inake it, but a 
good dime was had by all last 
night as Oakland County high 
school football players and their 
coaches took their bows at Devon 
Gables, = 
The occasion was the annual 
hener football: banquet  spon- 
sored by the Michigan State 
University Alumni Club of Oak- 
land County. 
Hugh (Duffy) Daugherty, MSU's 
head coach, was un- 
able to attend and he sent his re- 
grets in a telegram which was 
read to the audience before the 
start of the program. 
* —- * 
The genial Irishman, who de- clined a fabulous Texas A&M 
_ e@oaching offer to remain at MSU.) | 
Was a represented by four of! — 
his assistant coaches—Doug Weav- 
Polonchek Gordon Serr: 
and Bill Yeoman, 
Special Pontiac Press awards 
were presented to coach Monte 
Charles of Southfield and tackle 
-Lou Pavioff of Hazel Park. Charies: 
received the Coach-of-the-Year tro 
\\cphyand Paviotf was given his! _ \ beautiful bronze sloe emblematic; ot the county’s ‘most valuable -—player.”” pie ee 
Members of The Pontiac Press radio station WKMH in Dearborn, 
was toastmaster. Colored films of 
this year’s Michigan StateN ot re pe 
The four Spartan’ coaches gavel. Commissioner K. L. (Tug) Wil- 
brief ‘talks and Tim Mulroy, who 
formerly worked for the U. 5. 
‘Government to protect servicemen 
from professional gamblers, enter- 
tained the group with sleight-of- 
hand artistry and card wizardry. 
  
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  paign at Wyoming in 1956. 
The suspension was meted out 
by Indiana itself in order to 
maintain its good standing in the 
Violations of the Big Ten's fin-| Big Tem. The conference faculty 
ancial aid program brought - sus-|-TePreseatdlives yesterday gave” 
pension of the 42-year-old Dickens 
before he had a chance to show   
  1961 Schedules 
Announced for 
MSU, Michigan 
CHICAGO (® — Here are the Indiana permissjon to reinstate 
Dickens, who ha 
a four-year contract at an an- 
nual salary of $15,000, 
In his absence this fall, Indiana 
defeated only “Villanova in, nine 
games under ‘assistant Bob Hicks. 
son said more than 20 cases 
the Dickens recruiting case had 
‘been thoroughly investigated. The) ; 
vote for his reinstatement was un- 
derstood to have been unanimous. 
Iowa will present a revision of 
Frank Simms, sportscaster for|the financial aid‘ plan to faculty 
men with the hope of.getting the 
majority needed for passage. 
hope. appeared 
  6-4 
The     Dame game ended the program. ever. 
    
            
    
Segregation Law |. 
Cancels Game 
Nichols criticized Louisiana’s xeg- 
regation law. Ne 
“Tf they don’t want to play the 
- whole teath, we feel justified in 
_seanctiing, the games,” MeNichols 
The team has one Negro mem- 
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has been raised. 
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authoritative industry newspaper, comes this impartial 
report on the newest car in the world . ae 
"by L. #L BoucK 
Traveling Correspondent, Automotive News 
a eee 
tested. 
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before he will he'll wait a few 
zal term ia @ normal term years and see how 
  
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  rmer > Tratk, aobaaget   
  
  
  
    
  
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    8-Light Set Only ec 
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_ Lighted Wreath . .. .. 
Big 30” Striped’ Cane 
9 2.95..Li $2.00 ee Angel. . $1.39 
i Santo Face.$1.95..... 
" Cheats 3 Lighted Bells with Ribbon $2.19 
ALSO FULL SIZED SANTA FIGURES | DECORATIONS: _CHRISTMAS LITES . 
AT LOW PRICES 
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Very Special at $21.95 
  advertised dolls in all the lates 
    
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Boys and giris= 
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takes skill to shoot them down with rub-. 
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$4.95 Value—$3. *. 
  around and : 
. Tea Set—A most attractive plastic set in 
a nice box 
* $2; 95 Phe 5 Sage “a imitate Seve Up to Va Price : 
on targe selection of —— nationally 
  Pedal Car for young érivers. whe want te 
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$18.95 Vaiue—$12.95   Very Attractively Priced 
  Sh es ee Se aes   Seah re Dein ea 
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phernalia of the professions. 
i styles. $3.95 Value. o+ss §<3nd+0+<s eee 
give the young ones « 
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  “RADIOS > ee lncluding table models, «lock 
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From ~ $14.95 ee ‘ZENITH    
              
         
   
        
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DELUXE 
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Legs bs water well, 
storage. 
         
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it plays up-to 12 records. 
Reg ular $69.95 
ELECTRIC HEATING _ 
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ritic pain, 
and the old. Two year 
guarantee. 
398 
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SANDWICH-WAFFLE 
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time. One of the ‘ine - Ps 
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Regular $29.95 
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Completely automatic 4-speed operation, 
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Greatest relief for arth. 
for the sick — 
  Heavy duty motor for 
Automatic: shutoff. 
$56.65 
     
    
   
            
    
  
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‘Turquoise. 
Canary, Pink. 
because of big 
fOr compact easy 
Why btrecie 
with an obsolete 
holder. The uiti- 
mate is here. 
Reg. $17.95 
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  AUTO. TOASTER 
Completely silent opera- 
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of electric blankets. Two year Free Exchange Guar- 
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    LIFE-TIME GIFTS 
FOR HER * FOR HIM FINE ELECTRIC TOOLS MAKE LASTING GIFTS iOower New su [ 
  
We have ‘three diednes: bd two vaults packed with the world’s finest 
watches awaiting your selection. Choose an Elgin, Hamilton, Gruen, 
Bulova or others and pay only Vs to ¥4 the retail price. 
DIAMONDS ‘ARE FOREVER | EXQUISITE SOLITAIRES 
WEDDING SET to fit your tudget, “from 
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  Attractive Sets of 
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  ~ Powertul 2V2-amp, Orill converts | 
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is not a toy but is a man's saw with 6” blade. 
pw ‘Gauge and rip fence. Limited ey, Lo 
     SOLDERING IRON KIT The soldering gun heats 
fe werk.” Cong -to work. Ci te . 
extra tips and solder as 
illustrated fm an aii 
$6 
  
  
Factory Price $97.50 = 
readily to a jig saw or an sander, 
lt has that extra. power to oper- 
ate these attachments efficiently. 
Lamb's wool bonnet and metal 
carrying case included. 
  buy HIM Too.s HE NEEDS! 
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$25. 00 Ladies’ Wardrobe $27.50 Men’ . Journeyer ie x MISC. T. ABLES 
__ They're terrific and now with \ — 
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and smooth leather com- _ ic 
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News of Service Personnel Airman J. F. Stamper, son of|Michael’s School in 1957. 
Mr, and Mrs. Hobart Stamper of 443 & 
W85)Box 249A, Scott Air Force Base, Ill, 48578 Pontiag Trail, Wixom, 
yess ag A to Airman First) 
promotion, he 
unit, the 810th 
Aircraft Control 
‘and Warning 
Squadron located 
near Winston- 
Salem, N.C. 
ea He: received 
this award on   
  . STAMPER 
the basis of his military bearing, |PO 
courtesy, job knowledge and per- 
_—_ pees to his Week” was Navy Ensign Lawrence 
M. Hogan. He received this honor was ach at Saufley Field Naval _ Auxiliary ae: his( Station, Pensacola, Fla., for onth of hisiwork during pre-solo, solo and pre- cision stages of flight training. 
vanced training at Corpus Christi, 
Tex. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
William F. Hogan of Minnesota 
, andthe husband of the. former 
eee 
appearance. Major Clifford |: 
N. Keith, squadron commandér,| - 
presented him with a check and a) x * * 
Recently selected “Student of 
Hogan will leave shortly for ad- 
   Parsis Em ploy 
Vultures to Get 
Rid of the Dead 
By CHARLES C. LANE 
BOMBAY (High atop Bom 
bay's Malabar Hill stand ‘ts Tow- 
ers of ‘Silence. Here the Parsis, 
fire-worshiping followers of Zoro- 
astriahism, place their dead to be 
devoured by vultures. 
* & &£ =. 
When a Parsi dies his body is 
bathed, wrapped in a- simple 
white robe and placed on stone 
slabs at his home. Circles are 
drawn around it with a nail, This|* 
ig to keep whatever malignan 
ae ae . 
leat ae Fsccg nearby. 7] — 
* 
A neat aluminum painted Parsi 
| \hearse usually takes the body 
- jfrom the home to the gate open- 
; ling en a long flight of stone steps 
leading up to the Towers of Si- 
lence. _f 
& * * From ‘da AedieF only profes-|' 
* isional bearers from the Towers 
= fof Silence: can touch: the body, «+ U.S: Ship Battered in Heavy Seas: 1 Dies! 
  others, ‘steamed Lisbon, al, tod ay. i. 
* 2 
The Manley was one of 
American destroyers 
Eastern Atlantic etorm churned up 
ed 
The Navy said the Gearing, 
Card and Voielgesang might 
to be taken in tow if 
cal wt eat | 
  
  
    Airman Basic David H. Ohngren, | 
gon of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garchow 
of 795 Corwin Ct., is now stationed 
at Scott Air Force Base, DL, and 
it attending Electronic school 
there ® | Army Pvt. David F. Hubbard.) 
_At present he is. stationed _in'sen af Mr. and Mrs.Ralph--H. 
ita training at Fort Leonard Wood, arm hs eee re 
ka 
Hubbard of 556 Lochaven Rd., 
Waterford Township, is receiving 
paratrooper combat engineer train- 
ing with the 20th Brigade’s 618th 
Engineer Co. at Fort Bragg, N.C. 
Hubbard entered the Army ip 
August and completed basic com- 
Mo. 
            
    DEVAULT ... FORTIN 
    
Amazing... 
... Wonderful you'll be saying’ when 
you taste that delicious, 
different food prepared 
by the China thy 5 
Once you've been here, 
youll come again ans 
again. 
  
Bours: Monday, friday 11-10:°7 
Saterday 11:00-1:30 A.M. 
Sundsy Soon - to P.M. 
CHINA CITY RESTAURANT 1070 W. Huron PE 4.0340 
“Cerny Out Orders”       
  
  
    
ey (4-3) Corner Pontiac Lake Rd. 
  
NO 
DANCE 
This 
Saturday | 
Night 
  
    
For a Thoroughly Enjoyable, 
Afternoon or Evening—Visit 
Henry's Miracle Lounge 
(Formerly 
Henry's Bloomlield Inn) 
Cocktails -- Luncheons | 
gear 
11 A.M ti 2 A.M. 
Miracle Mile Center 
Telegraph ot Squore Lake Rd     g 
    
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WEST HURON STREET —— tem Pains 
SORRY! | [feu 
r Two local men have peaeived 
    
Airman Basic Douglas V. Dailey, 
ison of Mr. and Mrs. Vacell D. 
‘Dailey, 6629 Windiate Dr., Water- 
ford, and Airman Basic Donald FE. 
\Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mat- 
thew Evans, 23 Grant St., have 
recently entered training in the 
aircratt reciprocating engine From the gate four white-clad 
carry the .pprofessional bearers 
bedy on a stretcher up the tow- 
ers, Family and friends of the 
“The procession stops 30 paces 
concrete towers. The family 
leaves. The bearers place the 
Vultures in 20 ‘minutes eave 
only the bones. 
* * * dead mount a separate stairway.] 
from_one_of the circular stene-and}-   
  
Running a business without ad- 
vertising is like winking at a girl in the dark—you're the only one 
who knows what you're daing . 
  their beliefs. They believe they can 
a ene 
  
    
  
Lady of Gethsemani for a two-yea 
trial period as a novitate. He willl 
be expected to make his decision! 
jabout entering the order at the end) 
* that time. 
* * * 
Monks belonging to the Trappist, 
Order are permitted to speak only] 
to their superiors and only when 
necessary, 
  course at Sheppard Air Force Base, 
Tex. 
_ The comrees Srovish Salvin Sar 
[als of mechanics with emphasis on| linspection and maintenance. — 
Airman Dailey gradua' 
ven eh Schatt and 
d at Quality Builders, Dray-' 
* graduatéd from } 
‘Pontiac Senior High School in 1957} 
‘and was employed at Gresham 
rs. | 
i 
i 
Believes Husband |   
to Die Passes Awa 
order... 
* “If he-goes, we want to go to; 
gether,” she said. A few minutes: 
later, ‘she died. : * * 
Troper, “ a retired U. 5, Army, 
brigadier geheral, was not imme-' 
diately informed . of his wife's. 
death, vf i 
The U. 8. needs about/30 imifion!   
‘commercial Christmas ’ trees each ; 
i from | ee eet hen Piet 
te “The Parsis use this means of | 
      Contractor Sheds | 
|All. Possessions 
i Become Monk |        
  ‘Kentucky 
he will enter the Abbey of Our| 
     
        
        
       
    
BRING YOUR FAMILY TO. 
SKELLY’S 
RESTAURANT (Formerly Beth's) 
416 West Huren     
       
        
       
       
     
        
   
   
   
               
    
   
           
   
Some women suffer greatly for The Tune Topper Duo: » FRIDAY and SATURDAY    “DANCING 
          Dance to the Music of 
‘fue Tamer |   
LUNCHEON 
Days a Week! 
     
     
   
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We Invite pete te int ie 
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Evening" 
6 Days a Week! 
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   7AM SESSION TUESDAYS : 
FRANK PERRY 
Dell's Inn “352: of 
Reads 
1 Shert Block West 
ot Huron       
      
        
  
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SATURDAY NIGHT dn One of a's Most Rustic § | jott Lake Pavition F + to the . | 
Calling of Glenn Eastman. , : 
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Se ee 
/ HLE< AAT € 
      Claim to Portions|** 
of Antarctic Area 
WASHINGTON @—Rep. Tollef- 3 
Bex Office Opens 6:20 P. M , 
TONIGHT - SATURDAY] 
3. THRILLING FEATURES!   
led States should lay claim to por-   
    
  * *& # Z 
He said that although 5 per 
cent “of the area’s 5% million 
square miles has been seen only 
           
  Urg es U. S. to Lay ewan 
son (R-Wash) said today the Unit-registered land surveyor in order 
Surveys filed under the 1956 
drain code become public records 
and must bear the seal of a 
registered professional engincer 
or registered land surveyor. 
Members of a non-profit corpor- 
ation occupying housing units un- 
der a lease agreement are not 
      
    
   
   
                     
     
           
   
         
       
   
      ing session. 
; 1 & <2 
~ Indicative of Antarctica’s 
  struggies in World Wars I and 11 
for eontrol of the waters between 
the polar continent and the south- 
ern tip of South America. Destrue- 
‘tion of the Panama Canal, he said, 
would require that all shipping’ 
between the Atlantic and Pacific 
  oceans. pass through these waters 
en route around Cape Horn. 
Dog Tag Returned 
After 13 Years   
  
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Yesterday. he received the met- 
al identification tag back—along 
with a letter from Robert A. 
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CAMERON MITCHELL / 
“FLIGHT to MARS” | Dutch Navy 
" Rolfes wrote Orrison’s sister! Panhandie, 
. s on the 
dog tag as Sadao abe — of kin.     
  He ottered - cbs on 
— and explained while clear-’       
          MAple 4-2151 
TONIGHT ibuilding he had found the tag; 
  
  
SINATRA Ts) 
(Of a search for a bandit in subur-   ad jdeemed to be the owners of the 
state of “the corporation ‘for 
purpose of determining whether 
ey Wave property assessed for 
He said be plans to press torn action on the measure at the com |the premium tax imposed upon| foreign imsurers should be com-) 
wytbuted pon the basis at the hazard 
tary value, Tollefson said, nic writing both fire and casualty Under the State Insurance Code, 
. All foreign insur- 
Should pay a three per! 
‘cent premium tax on the fire busi- 
ness and a two per cent premiuny 
tax on the casualty business. 
to invest, does not involve the sale 
of a security within the meaning) 
lof the Michigan Blue Sky Law. | .   
Tries to Educate 
ae dag mye = eaee 58 in One Room, 
jot his dog ing while in the army N @) Blackboard 
WHISKEYTOWN, Calif. # — 
‘This tiny Shasty County moantain| ¢ 
community in northern California 
‘is trying to educate 58 pupils in 
Rolfes, ee EN SERRE rr > Pang 
* o* 
double or even treble within 1 
years. To further complicate| « 
things, the schoo] wil] be under S 
water before 1962. 
The nearby Trinity River proj-| 
ect is attracting b of 
ling a site for erection of a new| workers. and their famiies. One| The jar chased Barnard Shel-| 
unit of the project, the Whiskey- 
fown reservoir, eventually will 
food the school site. 
Mrs. Eltheria Sangster, ‘princi- 
pal of the school, says only three 
seats are left and when enroll- 
ment goes up ‘‘we'll have to start 
double sessions.” 
“We can teach in a crowded 
= | jfoom,” she said. “But we can't 
‘fiast night were told to block off/Y®TY well teach under water.” 
_ Whiskeytown’s official - popula- 
Gon 28. _ (Carries Through 
It looks as :. Sas ie tok 
—He__said 
The gave up only when Shelton | 
lknown as the state of Minnesota.   
second ene he’s bought within 
matter of weeks. 
* © & 
Once again we will be hearing 
the voice of Princess Grace 
(Kelly). anions. 40 iadleniin on 
four continents will have the op- 
pertunity of hearing Her Serene       
Tattoo Threat; 
Now.He‘s Lonely 
LONDON (#—Henry Ferrie sad- 
ly reported today that getting 
your face tattooed is no way to 
win back a girl friend—unless 
maybe you are a Hottentot. 
xk “* # 
Ferrie, a 33-year-old janitor, re- 
cently had a spat with his steady, 
you ever leave me, I'll have my 
penete: face tattooed so that no     Tilly Farrell, 40. Explaining to aj 
met a. 
it 
  
  
on his left cheek and a flying 
dragon on his right cheek. Then 
he went to see. Tilly. 
  
  for Sliding Jailer 
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. 
County jailer Ҥ 
out in hot open 
tien a aeiine fled — but 
jtrail was — too cold. 1] 
* * 
ton of Winchester over icy streets 
and slippery sidewalks,   
went skidding around a -corner 
and disappeared. Shelton was be- 
'for traffic violations. . 
Pierre Esprit, Radisson and Me- 
dard Chovart, French explorers, | 
were the first white men known to ing taken to jail after being fined}   
  
  
TUESDAY, Dec. 17th 
“CAROUSEL”   
“WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th 
“WRITTEN On the WIND”   
  
| “THURSDAY, Bec. 15th. 
“THE KING and I" 
FRIDAY, Dec. 20th 
Persuasion”   
  
SATURDAY, Dec. 21st / IT of ST. LOUIS”/    
                  
      
<a ihe, tind tose, dinner oo sevice aie 
always the right time to come to Howard Johnson's!   
      
  Whatever the hour, whatever your wish, Howard Johnson's 
the tastiest full-course meals, salads, sandwiches 
and delicious desserts. And, you'll be doubly pleased 
with our wide range of food at a wide range of prices to 
Gt all pocketbooks. * Juicy charcoal broiled steaks © 
* Grilled-in-butter Frankforts 
* Tendersweet fried clams 
* 28 flavors of pure, rich ice cream ae 
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parking. Excellent space for light manu- 
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Rent Stores weeeeeerereee’ 1 At 10 a.m, foday there 
Rent Office Space .........41| | Were replies at the Press 
For Rent Miscellaneous ..42| | office im the -following: 
boxes: 
8, 4, 16 #2 8, | 
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 76, 111. fe L 
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INSURANCE 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_W. Huron FE 5-183 
Laundry Service 18 
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&1_ MOVING 
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O’DELL CARTAGE 
Trucks to Rent 
Industria Tractor Co, 8. WOODWARD’ 
  
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WE DO WHAT “4 Be homes, G1. uf” Pas, ove} 
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PARTRIDGE | if THE “BIRD” TO SER 
_ NORTH SIDE in this, 3 
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SETTLE ESTATE 
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Be en ge Rose McLarty, Broker 22162 " 
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eorner now . 
Smith-Crawford, Inc.      rE Fa . | 
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Multi-Lakes Realty 
  
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    TREALTORS FE 4-0528| Attractive 3718. Telegraph Eves. & Bus. |’ 
Civilians —— 
    
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‘Why Pay Rent? When payments are. 
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MODEL OPEN 
Pa tee Poaeen BOSPrT 
  
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Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 
INCOME PROPER 
BARGAIN! sa aree ein | 
OWN =PAYMENTS- : THAN RENT.     
       
         
Privilege Home} 
it po oe A — astere 
Young : 
Professionals | 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor’ 8. Telegraph Rd. i) 
JIM WRIGHT =f" Toba 
ky ee ee ee iGine > galow and only $50 PER MONTH 
sere eee e anes | Dom kins Lk. Rd. OR 37007, : iat sash, ee 
Foom, 2 bedroom =. Ba : 
a A ee ith Featan "REALTY + Smi - 1327 EB. Aubern OL 1-1731 : 
  
      
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CLARKSTON 
with i 
GEORGE BLAIR 
  
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ADDS INC. 4266 Dixie Hwy. home sits Lapecr ha. (Mao) at 
31231 or PE 5-9202 
WALTON BLVD. 
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    Humphries" 7, = Realtor PR 4-114 
a3  yautiphe th oom Eves. 
Lakefront Brick 
On Maceday Lake 3084, 2 bedrm. brick. large living 
  
down and rent from 
per will make your oaymente,’ | 
WEST BRICK INCOME — 
Teal Weatmhant. 2 
Rrerolere qe 2 my oe $10 
tea A $75 
William Miller 
Realtor FE 2-0263 W. Huron 
_ Next ee Branch Post Fost Ottice 4 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
  
| For ete Acseams 47 Conse 
‘1S ACRES WITH BASEMENT Rome 3, miles West o ache?   
"aba a 
i Dosothe Shyller Lavend id ro er vender 
R peg d 
  
  
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor . St, 
Ph. §-8165 
Open eves, tilt 8:30 
  
Acreage with a- Future 
16 scenic acres overlooking —_- 
only 96500. Easy terms. 
} 4 ue acres on Ls gem mn Be P 
    aS 5 Tere Parcels 
quest 
c PANGUS,. Realtor Cait_coliect:_ Ortonville _NA_1-2818   
ANNETT OFFERS 
North Side 
- bedroom home 
mt condition, Large 
ern kitchen, ‘ceramic tie 
bath, full basement, auto- 
s matic oll heat. r sof- 
ener, ——   apes Teens. ae PE 3 
oe earaee. $i4, ° 92,700 
# 
W est Suburban 
4 ‘bedroom home near M50 
in we lord Township. Car- 
apartment W eee ait be yt t m,& = 
lot 
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brick ranch. 1% 
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   For Sale Farms 48 
60 Rolling Acres 
Near Ortonville   Floyd & sheai at Inc, R Rea 
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“LET'S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
Hotel — Liquor In the “Thumb” area in re- sort town. Now shows oe 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
ne. a nae _ PARK AT 1 OUR PRC FRONT DOOR 
MOTE... 15 UNITS. AAA  aP- 
froved.. 3 By owner, $375,000 dn. 
16200 Dixie Hwy. Mirose 17-2911. 
PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEB 
A US-10 BAR   
hen 
4 000 gross 
srestes, Briced 4 at ut 
bey gr — 
A [BOWLING ALLEY location in 
ie tae md REALTOR PARTRIDGE 3 Maurice Watson, Ritr, Businesses 
PE ¢3561, 0 eo W MEURON. 
__OPEN ™ i 
—— a ie ee] ON 
ain highway 446 Mii, Orton- 
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right Pontiac, ‘Beer and wine” also Restaurant ities. 
oo uite’: gaone il handle, Call us for ‘details. 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1363 W. Saree Ph.   
  
is re. CENT DISCOUNT 
—— year around home in axe 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtot, Est, 
  
  
  
  
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Income Property 4A) 
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Po si wi nth t3.803 down. down.   
    
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‘Cash Loans GET $25 TO $500 
Bid FRE OF oun at “SEABOARD FINANCE PERRY STREET 
      
3%, 8. Sqgainw, Ind fir. PE 4.0535      
       
       
     
         
    
         
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| #Now you just forget science, Commissar! Sins 
see that nobody jumps ship!”   
  
Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed Lenders) 
WHEN YOU NEED 
=| ghd Rad : 3 
FINANCE CO. 
FE 4-1574 102 Ponitinc State Bank Bide. 
Quick Cash 
HOME & ‘AUTO LOAN CO. 7_N. Perry St (Corner Pike) 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. 19am | TO $500 Pests 
: a8 
Ph. Rochester 1, OL 1-9791 
“79 Years of 
MONEY SERVICE   
today. 
Housenold Finance 
Corporation 
  
ence! ont Ue for man "34 
      
    
      Mortgage Loans. 54. 
LOANS—$600 to $1,500 i. ie.   
HM ond mortgages. ‘Apply 200 National Bultic Pontiac or 
  
   
   
        
CASH LOANS 
‘to $500. 
[BUCKNER les Finance Co. — 
Pontiac 
Drayton Plaing 
Walled Lake 
Utica 
      
       
    
      
            
  
          
       
    
        
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cash sus 
  ‘OUR LAYAWAY PLAN    
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around. | ocean at toon 
ae UNTIL CHRISTMAS 
¢ miter E. of Pontiac or 1 mile 
Heights on Auburn          
     
   
        
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For eee 78| Wanted Used Cars 88 iE 1p 8. Segioew __USED Cana ). a Present? , 
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Serdar aio, Seeds | ay one wy | IPN Pontiac Sales Se: gps rie LE : atl pe 20h Pe ees) RIEMENSCHNEIDER | 1) pestias Demo. Cate 457 CADILLAC & WHEELS D rallers al + aah. : 4 . epee eS Laks Suerte Bodie scinigececs s ; eT cx ae errr : fest S ‘TRACTOR t's] For. hah arade wed care We i ‘5 Som ‘Ch — eae oe $3895. 
Ads wal pay vou well. 4540 Dixie Aly bardiop. Exe. 57 CADILLAC 
Cpe. DeVille-2,..,..$4295   
~ = 
    56. PONTIAC . 
Starch’f Catalina .. .$1595 
  
  
  
      
    
         
     
  
  
  
       
            
     
     
    
    
    
    
  
  
    
           
     
       
    
    
   
          
       
   
      
   
   
      
      
  
  
    
  
  
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Bea. FE ore ' . ry : Super 2-Dr. H’top .. $1695 
AUBURN MOTORS * a : -  *56 CADILLAC eee 
Sts: | : we BLD. eae ay re Any Old B he sevenerene ee 'sizes | Sedan DeVille ..--.;.$3195 J 
Tesaleg, yoy for| _ Rent Trailer Space 79). Used Truck Parts 994 She Gites Car tei Special Sedan ......$1595 
Seer mew |MCROT STE Ed| ween ereenee | SALE ON USED CARS| pial, Sn Punt Senet ot Fa ton adage Het new, : eee wa Complete Selection em cererees car. Bev deal | . Good 62 Sedan .....+..++$2795 
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