-Turpike’s Cost 
troopers 
‘highway fatalities. The State Po- 
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WHILE THOUSANDS WATCHED — Wet fect and Christmas Parade today. A section of the crowd 
trickles down the back of the neck apparently meant here watches a float swish past them in the rain,| 
nothing to 30,000 area residents watching the annual still managing to look colorful and professional. 
  
Study Ordered Officials Take Ist Step 
Toward Sale of Bonds 
-With Data Demand 
ANN ARBOR —As a first step 
toward selling bonds to finance 
construction, the Michigan Turn: | 
pike Authority is ordering its en- | 
gineers to give it an up-to-date 
estimate on costs of a proposed toll 
road from Rockwood to Saginaw. 
An estimated date April 15 fixed 
costs at 164 million dollars for the 
status now,” Higgins continued. 
“I hepe from now on we will 
nities have been dragging their 
feet in negotiations with us, wait- 
ing to see what the court would 
do, ‘ 
“The authority will meet any 
stand for unreasonable delay.” 
The chairman said acquisition of 
rights-of-way will take about: 10 
months and that: during the time 
final highway construction design 
will be completed. 
3,100 Ask for 200 Jobs: LANSING # — The Michigan} 
State Police has set at rest legisla- 
tors’ fears that it could not recruit 
200 new for an attack on   
lice got more than 3,100 applica- p.m. 
Fussy Cow Obliged 
LONDON (INS) — Hair stylist © Andre 
. |Poyalty, recently shampooed and gave a 
permanent to a cow’s tail at the 
request of the animal's owner. 
In Today's Press 
    tions, it estimated today, - Grown-Ups Halt 
Shrewd Scheme 
of Venturous Lad 
NEW YORK (INS) — One of the, 
most down-hearted people in’ 
Brooklyn today was little Joseph 
Goebel, 8. 
“People,” he muttered. ‘“‘Grown-| 
up people!” 
Here was Joe all set to earn $3- 
a-day for a two-week stint that 
would have kept him out of school! 
until Christmas holidays began. | 
“And then grown-ups had to 
Jouse it up!” 
The grown-ups—his parents ex- 
- gree of course—were the 
; lyn Municipal Court clerk 
and a judge who turned him down! \ oor Publishers Assn. met for 
sephine, 
intended for her. But it will have 
to be reissued. 
  
Mercury Dip, Snow 
Predicted for Area. The weatherman says that the 
to snow tomor- 
degrees. 
The lowest temperature preced- 
ing 8 a.m. was 39 degrees, The 
thermometer registered 35 at 2 
» Whose clientele includes 
women ‘and members of 
is a versatile man. He 
  three-day-old strike 
which has closed 
jeotypers and the 
      Detroit Papers 
Remain Closed Combined Unions Issue 
New Newspaper; Polish 
Daily Uses English 
DETROIT ww — A new attempt 
is being made today to settle the 
of stereotypers 
down Detroit's 
metropolitan daily newspapers. * 
Representatives of the AFL Ster- fo Present Facts 
Against Charges Documentary Evidence 
Ready to Refute Dealer 
Claims of ‘Pressure’ 
WASHINGTON (#—Har- 
low H. Curtice, president of 
General Motors Corp., has 
told inquiring senators his 
firm will offer “documen- 
~ |tary evidence” which he 
Says will refute dealer criti- 
cism of GM policies. ; 
Curtice made the state- 
and other GM executives 
spent most of the day lis- 
tening to dealer-witnesses. 
‘Sen. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) said 
dealers’ complaints” and “‘still 
O'Mahoney also said he in- 
tends to ‘‘pursue” with top Gen- 
eral Motors officials his pro- 
posal that they work out a new 
sales contract more equitable to 
GM car dealers. 
* The Wyoming Democrat is act- 
ing chairman of a Senate anti- 
to return, : 
‘CHARGE PRESSURE . 
Harlow H. Curtice, GM _ presi- 
dent, said yesterday his firm has 
“documen evidence’ to. an- g 
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newspaper 
jit sold all 
‘West Germany, which might 
    
DETROIT (INS) — The Polish 
yesterday, : 
Hint Berlin Blockade 
BERLIN (INS)-— West Berlin! 
transport officials charged today 
that Soviet authorities are refus- 
ing to countersign permits for 
canai shipping between Berlin and 
          Building News ........ 13 thru 23 
Church News. .....5.......... 8,9 
County News ............ cece 10 
Weitertale 5c ok ecescccscesccs 4 
fiperts ........cc05 eeseresese oo 28 
WANTS ora veccee send case vee Of 
TV & Radio Programs ....... 31 
Wilson, Eari eusseenapeesennss 31 
Women’s Pages ............ 6,7 another blockade, eG 
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=-Goodfellows Sell 
Papers for Needy 
Sale of The Pontiac Press 
by Waterford Township Good- 
Waterford police and fire- 
men, along with service’ or- 
ganizations and _ individual 
Telegraph, and at 
Elizabeth Lake. and Telegraph. ment yesterday after he| 
today senators studying GM opera-|- *; 
tions “‘want answer to numerous) 
company’s executives. ~ aan : i i 
‘ 
: The 
til Tuesday when more than a) 
score of GM executives were asked’ plumber and the auto worker who F 
i ef 
itoday by a wind-driven fire in Bh 
    
  have lots of questions” to ask the) =. ~ 
  n Fails to Daunt 30,000 Parade Curtice Offers eta | Santa Claus Salutes Youngsters 
  
A HEARTY WAVE — Beaming and waving 
through the drizzle, Santa Claus rides at the end 
of the parade while Pontiac children shriek greet-   ings and wishes a 
youngsters riding with him should have a good 
Christmas this year—if they’ve been good. 
      
  from the sidelines. Two favored 
  
        NEW YORK (INS) — George 
{Meany and Walter Reuther, the | 
lgrew to be architects of labor 
unity,-map today the-final .details 
of the first AFL-CIO convention. * * Ld] 
The farewell convention of the 
Congress of Industrial Organiza- 
tions did so yesterday — but not 
      
Fire Damages Jap. City. 
TOKYO (INS)—More than 900 
the city of Nase on an island off 
southern Japan. The entire down- 
town shopping and business dis- 
trict was wiped out in Nase, a city 
of 42,000 population. 
Please, Mr. Mailman. 
CHARLSESTON, S.C. (INS)\— 
A youngster scribbled this aftér- 
thought on the back of his letter 
to Santa Claus: “Mailman, if this 
doesn't get there in 30 days, please 
walk faster.” .   
      
A fecord of sorts was set Thurs- 
day and Friday at Pontiac General |5-pounds 13-ounces were born to 
Hospital when three sets of twins |Mrs. Idela Byas, 27, whose hus- 
were born over a Span of 13 hours.'band, Ben. is a Fisher Body em- “* % 
  Two baby girls both weighing 
    ploye. The first delivery was 
made at 10:39 Thursday night with 
the second following at 10:45, 
The Byas’, who live at 187 
      “It’s Twins’ .. 3 Times in 13 Hours at Hospital “ * 
Lather St., have another set of 
16-month-old twins at home and 
a 12-year-old girl, 
Mrs, Mandy Evans, 40, and her 
  
    husband Charles, became the par- 
ents of the second set of twins de- 
livered at the hospital when a 6- 
pound 7%-ounce boy made his 
presence known at 5:31 yesterday He also charged the fiery little 
TWU chief with using Communist|for election Monday as president 
tactics. 
13 Die, 50 Hurt   
=== in London Crash} Commuter Trains Ram; 
Fire. Engulfs Passenger 
Coach at Barnes 
LONDON ( 
England's latest rail disaster—the 
third in two,-days in the London 
jarea—rose to 13 dead today. 
* * * 
Fifty others were injured in the 
the garish light of floodlamps and 
flares throug ch the night, seeking 
victims or survivors of the col- 
lision at Barnes, eight miles west 
of the city’s center. 
A fire department official, whose 
men fought flames 40 feet high at 
one point, said early today he 
thought “all were now out." 
BURST INTO FLAMES 
The collision occurred when an   electric commuters train plowed 
into-the rear car of a standing 
freight train. : 
The front coach of the passen- 
ger train was derailed, turned on 
its side and burst into flames. 
Volunteer rescue workers and 
nearby home owners aided firemen!County Clerk, Pontiac, at 12:30 
in dragging the injured and dead . 
from the blazing coaches. 
Eyewitnesses to the crash said 
there were several explosions im.|2¢MS accompanied the petitions 
mediately after the collision. After 
the crash, flames spurted 40 feet 
into the wr. : 
There were about 150 passengers held. 
aboard the commuters train, some 
of them returning from atteriding 
the theater in London. 
Perhaps a Telegram? 
MOSCOW, Idaho Service sta- 
tion attendant Claude Campbell 
would have called the police last 
night to report a theft but he 
couldn't—it was the telephone that 
was stolen. 
  
  
  
        
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p.m, Friday, CIO- AFL Unite Monday= Tonight, Meany, who is slated 
of the new federation, and Reuth- [ri alchers Enthusiasm High 
as Crowds View 
Yule Procession Wet Marchers, ‘Crowd 
Celebrate Traditional 
Pontiac Event 
By BUD -MARTZ- 
Huddling in doorways 
and under umbrellas, an 
e&timated 30,000 area resi- 
dents lined Saginaw Street 
today to watch the 1955 
Pontiac Christmas Parade 
in a drizzling rain that 
promised a possible record 
crop of colds tomorrow. _— 
Despite the rain, the for- 
titude of the marchers was 
noteworthy. Soaked dan- 
gling fringe of the 34 floats 
was still colorful as it made 
les in street puddles, 
and drum majorettes brave- 
ly hoisted bare red knees 
leading the nine bands. 
Ril — i ey, exp! g “appreci- 
ation and thanks to every- 
one who did such a magnif- 
icent job in spite of the 
weather,” said the le 
“)was “one of the best we've 
had.’ 
f 
|   er, who will be the top vice- 
president, will be honored by the 
City of New York at a dinner in 
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. 
  Election on City 
on. Area . Incorporation 
and Annexation           
Petitions for city incorporation) 
and annexation of Rochester were 
filed in the office of the Oakland]   
Signatures of i54 Rochester resi- 
which were filed by the Rochester| 
Annexation would also include an 
increased area from 1.3 to approx- 
imately 4 square miles and would 
change the assessed value from 
present $6,000,000 to $9,000,000, ac- 
cording to the committee spokes-   
  Rochester Seeks! 
yar 
gie ntl           
Ignoring the rain and cold, chil- 
dren along the route waved to 
the floats, cheered Santa, clam- 
ored for balloons and- scampered 
joytully underfoot.     dows where physically - handi- 
capped children watched the pa- 
rade from special vantage points 
  High Birth Rate 
Shows Younger, 
Bigger Families 
oe gpd = if today’s birth 
an exhaustive study of birth rates, 
cited these trends: 
        5 _ | man, 
the world to join her brother. CHRISTMAS The boundaries of the proposed 
The Eyans live at 626 Arthur SHOPPING? eity would not include the South 
St. and have seven other chil- Is Christmas shopping | il riper but ee a set ranging in from two t ‘strain Present village 
ry nt . vocketebek! if a6 with not Main Street. bridge, go east to a were born do like hundreds of others include a section of the Park- 
tte eS ws poo .. oeone up wee Davis property and west to Liver- 
leNet St. at 11:02]/ home and sell them oolowest | yesterday morning. A : g 
€- pound one ounce boy arrived| - in’ mighty’ handy and he Judge Is Startled — and was lowed seconds la- you ‘ be with the * 5 
weighing Spounds|  Qulek results you get. This His Boy's a Bureaucrat ad ht over & dozen | OKLAHOMA CITY @ — ‘Traffic 
Elans have four other chil eal $06 in cash. Judge James Demopolos fears his 
dren at home from 11 months to] USED WRINGER TYPE wasH- |/8-year-old son, Jimmy, may grow 
five years. Elan too is a Fisher $38. PE ssose “UeTy tubs. Fup to be a bureaucrat. 
Mies Sortey Dovre, administra : l out te gen Borg agg Re em ‘ } , & Lil > : z a 
tive aselstant at Pontiac General, 7° Place Your Want Ad [ind * ONS. Sane te’ New said she did nof know if the births] © DIAL FE 2-8181 | orieans to address @ meting set a record or not, .| Just ask for the _ | the American Bar Assn. “How 
None of ‘the. twins have been |l Ww AD DEPT [you feeling, dad?” the letter said. 
fomaee at oat according to Miss|] ANT AD I /=*  “[TPleasé check ‘yes on no oa j , iI : r i ‘ i space provided.” 3 :   
And smiles and. waving hands - 
‘decorated the second-story win- 
Last year more than four mil. © 
lion American women had babies, 
  through the courtesy of downtown 
merchants. 
LOS ANGELES @®—A UCLA so. . 
      
       
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THR. PONTIAC’PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 19   ja. 
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. ss MIS. W. HENRY SINK at the Organ 
CHRISTMAS MUSIC — Choosing. special Christ- 
mas numbers which she will play during December 
sat the Central Methodist Church is Mrs. W. Henry 
‘Sink, organist. For the worship service tomorrow 
ashe has selected ‘Prelude to Christmas Oratorio” 
Music by the Masters 
to Be Sung in December ’ The Central Methodist Church 
‘Choir is planning special Christ- 
- Songs of Advent, carols from i A te z 
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Passenger Is Injured 
as Auto Leaves Road 
Donald McIntyre, 22, of Leonard 
was treated for an injured elbow 
near 
Davison Road. 
McIntyre was a passenger in a 
21, of Oxford, who according to 
Oakland County Sheriffs deputies 
ran his car off the road on an icy 
  
The Weather PONTIAC AND or ee with 
an eo 
34-38. Northeasteriy winds 
a m.p.b. today and 15-20 m.p.b. te- 
Teday in Pontiac 
Lewest temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
At 8 am.: Wind velocity 8 m.p.h. 
ction: East. * 
$ p.m. 
“4 om 
   Moon rises Saturday at 9:51 p.m Moon sets Gunday et 11:44 a.m. 
Downtown T tures 
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BMecocosiane: PB iecs secs: a eneeeobetat > EE -- aae ana 0 O.m......06..: t.) 
Friday in Pontiac 
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SESe |(Austrian) and “Angels W. mas music for each Sunday in! o e 
December [Heard On High” (Old French.) 
. She was born in Ionia County 
6/1868, she was the daughter of An-) / 
drew and Laura Welsh Jackson} 
|The Wards were married in North-   * 
at the church at 
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Pontiac Press Phete 
‘by Saint-Saens and “Gloria” by Franz Schubert. 
The choir will sing songs of Advent and carols from 
many lands. Mrs. Sink will alsoeplay for the 
Methodist Youth Fellowship Christthas Carol Sing 
7:30 Sunday evening. 
  
' The 
Junior Choir will sing two 
carols, “Angels’ Christmas Song” 
Have 
Music for Christmas Sunday will 
= “Glory to God in the Highest”’ 
Carol. 
Mrs, George H, Putman has 
music. 
Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Pearl Maud Davis   
2 p.m. Monday in the Church of 
Christ with burial in Clearwater 
Cemetery, Kalkaska County. 
Mrs. Edward DeLine 
Mrs, Edwin (Ida Churchill) De- 
Line, 87, of 25 Bliss St., died yes- 
terday after geveral months ill- | bined bands of 17 elementary re Curtice Offers Facts. 
to Contradict Dealers 
(Continued From Page One) 
Sloan Jr., chairman of the GM 
board, who credited the firm’s de- 
velopment into the world’s biggest 
manufacturer to selection of key 
executives and managers. 
Sloan said the GM policy of co- ordination and decentralization had 
brought it success and he ex- 
pressed a hope that GM could con- 
tinue to develop and grow with the 
nation and its economy. = 
He said General Motors had not   
lexpanded into 45 divisions with 
worldwide 
sake of expansion.” “just forthe 
s 
Sen, Dirksen (R-IIl) told Sloan 
the public now is worried about 
bigness, including ‘big labor, big 
government, big business.” He 
asked “how much bigger” GM 
would get. e 2. 
“I don’t think I can answer that 
question,” Sloan replied. “It’s in 
the future,”’ adding: 
“You can’t stand etill or you 
sterday.|lose position.” The Day in Birmingham = 
  
Fare Better, 
While Hubbies Connive BIRMINGHAM—What is a wife? 
Wives, it ig said, are those fem- 
inine bits of pulchritude, who de- 
between 7 and- 10 Monday 
night. 
Wives like stere browsing, 
away that night, when it’s the Fair. Wives, 
want any from their menfolk, 
they'll lose no time making them- 
selves ‘scarce for the annual stag 
yuletime shopping eve, when some 
66 stores will bar the doors to 
all but the male sex. 
LIKE “BLUE” 
Instead, wives will spend more 
time cramming more gift sugges- 
tions (they reportedly excell in 
this field) onto any one Christmas 
list than fried hushand could car- 
ry, let alone afford. x - 
  ““Men’s Night” ‘te shine. 
"Wives like presents of all sizes, 
shapes and varieties, but especial- pale blue dress to go with her 
“ity Christmas presents—so if they, 
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Solons Deadlock 
on Hospital Bill Legislators Fail to Reach 
Accord to Provide Beds 
for Mentally Retarded 
LANSING & — The sixth House- 
jSenate conference. committee ap- 
pointed to break a Legislative 
deadlock over providing care for 
mefitally retarded children ended 
its work today in complete dis- 
agreement. oe 
Sen. Robert E. Faulkner (R- 
Coloma), senior Senate conferee, 
said the committee would not meet 
again and would inform the Legis- 
lature it cannot reach a compro- 
mise, 
Unless either chamber agrees 
te back down, which is unlikely, 
the only bill now before the 
Legislature is dead. ve * 8 @ 
The bill, approved by the Senate, 
was rejected by the House. It pro- 
vides for leasing the idle Fort Cus- 
ter Station Hospital, stepping up 
the family care and contract pro- 
grams, and using empty beds at 
the Northville State Hospital. 
ANOTHER SESSION? 
A coalition of House Young Turk 
Republicans and Democrats insists 
the state should buy the Farming- 
ton Children's Hospital. The Senate 
re | 
The next step in the marathon 
dispute is apparently up to the 
House and Senate leaders, who 
could either call their members 
back into session to consider a 
new plan er to recede from their 
positions, 
Rep. Harry J. Phillips (R-Port 
Huron), senior House conferee, 
said he will contact House Speaker 
Wade Van Valkenburg (R-Kalama- 
zoo) this weekend to report the 
committee’s action.     
Bands and orchestras from 23 
high, junior high and 
schools in Pontiac will have a part 
in the annual Christmas concert of 
the Instrumental Music Depart- 
ment of Pontiac Public Schools, to 
be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 
the boys’ gymnasium of Pontiac 
High School. 
“A capacity crowd of 1,800 to 
2,000 is expected,” said Dale C. 
Harris, schools supervisor of in- 
strumental music. 
Harris will conduct the Pontiac 
High School band in the opening 
numbers ~— an overture by von- 
Weber and ‘White Christmas” by 
"| Irving Berlin, 
C. Schultz 
Young. They 
Patriots,” “ With Me,” 
“March, the Step Off,” “King 
Wenceslas,” and “Jingle Bells.” 
There will be 400 players in the 
massed band unit. 
Another feature will be the All- 
City Junior High School Orchestra, by Donat 
and A. 
play “The Music Units to Present 
School Christmas Concert 
Eckroth and Robert M. Peterson 
conducting. “March From Scipio” 
and “‘Song of Jupiter’’ by Handel, 
and a Russian dance “Trepak?”’ 
by. Morand will be their contribu- 
tion. 
Bennett’s march, “Summit” and 
overture, ‘‘Ambition’’ will be given 
by the Jefferson Junior High band. 
under the baton of Lewis A. Crow. 
Raymond R. Fixel will direct We- 
ver Junior High's band in its pres- 
entation of King’s “Our Heritage" 
and a ore of Norwegian Folk 
the leadership of 
  No one but a wile could ask, 
and get away with asking, for a 
silver blue mink stole te go with 
her baby blue convertible, all of 
which she hopes to get for 
Christmas, 
a wife that all of these, and lots 
more that she’s been hinting for, 
are conveniently available at her 
favorite Birmingham stores. 
And when husbands come home 
from the fourth annual for-men- 
only shopping spree sponsored 
by the Chamber of Commerce 
retail merchants’ committee, no 
ane but a wife will be more com- 
pletely ignored when she sweetly 
whispers those three little words: 
“Buy a lot?” 
* * * 
Getting under way Monday night 
is the YMCA-Council of Churches 
Basketball League. Starters at 
6:30 at Barnum School will be 
|First Presbyterian Church and) 
First Baptist Church, followed by! 
Redeemer Lutheran opposing First 
Methodist. 
Both the Congregational and 
St. James Episcopal Churches 
will practice from 9 to 10. 
, oe * * 
Entertaining at the Holy Name 
Church Altar Society meeting Mon- 
jday will be the boys’ choir, which 
will sing Christmas selections. The 
business meeting will be at 1 p.m. 
in St. “Anne's Hall, with the pro- 
gram to follow. Tea hostesses will 
jbe members of St. Catherine's 
Guild. 
* * * 
Two resolutions approved at this 
week's City Commission meetings} 
spell out the responsibilities of the 
Recreation Board toward a grow- 
ing city recreation program and 
define policies to be followed. 
The city will impose such limi- 
tations on city facilities as are 
necessary at any time. As an 
example, Sprigndale Park will 
be available for Recreation 
Board programs but will be re- 
stricted to Birmingham residents 
‘only. 
When the ice skating rink opens 
at Christmas time, it will be open 
te anyone living within the school 
district, but may later be available 
only to local citizens. 
* o tJ 
Use of city parks for recreation 
programs also falls within the 
board's realm: All maintenance 
will be handled by the city, with 
the commission open to sugges- 
tions after a detailed study of rec- 
réational facilities are made by 
a yet-to-be-appointed city recrea- 
tion director. He will work di- 
rectly under the board. * w * 
Lecal resident, John Mathews, 
who plays double bass with the 
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 
will appear as guest artist at a 
concert performed by the Allen 
Park Symphony Orchestra to- | 
morrow. The m will be 
held at 4 p.m. at Allen Park High 
School. Mathews lives at 5900 
North Adams Rd. 
* * * Ss 
At his examination before Mu- 
nicipal Justice John J. Gafill yes- 
terday, Paul R. Ivan, 28, of Livo- 
nia, was bound over to Oakland 
County Circuit Court on $5,000 
bond. He was taken to Oakland’ 
County Jail—and will appear at 
indecency. 
  
A Constant Reading 
JACKSON &—Jackson residents 
\whe thought their thermometers 
were stuck were assured by the 
Weather Bureau today that the 
reading was correct—a constant 34 
degrees since I1 a.m, yesterday.         
April 6, 1868, the daughter of the 
Otis Churchills and married May 
7, 1891 in Ionia. 
Mrs, DeLine came here from 
Tonia in 1912. 
Surviving are her husband and 
two children, Percy of Pontiac, 
Lee of Sault Ste. Marie and three 
grandchildren. 
Service will be Monday at 2 
p.m. in the Sparks-Griffin Chapel 
with the Rev, William Hakes of 
the First Baptist Church officiat- 
ing.- Burial will follow in Oak Hill 
Cemetery. 
Mrs. Frederick E. Ward 
Mrs. Fredérick E. (Cora M.) 
Ward, 86, of 1047 Boston St., died 
at 11:15 last night at the home of 
her daughter in East Lansing. 
Born in Novi Township- Dec. 6,   
ville Dec..9, 1891. : 
She was a member of the Bap- 
tist Church and Eastern Star Lodge 
of Commerce. 
Mrs. Ward is survived by her 
husband and three children, Mrs. 
both of Pontiac, and ten grand- 
children. . ; 
Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Mon- 
day in the Donelson-Johng Funeral 
        Seuls4y 
    7 players in all, with George B. 
PRACTICE MAKES PEREECT 
PTA pancake supper and bazzar. 
      ce sy chairman (center) and Mrs 
4 
' : i ch rardllge ire ;   general chairm — Paul Graves 
(left) donned chef's cap and apron for a “‘trial 
run”’ in the culinary, art of pancake making, all 
‘in readiness for Monday’s Hickory Grove School 
Watching with . 
toward the 
vi year, which will be held in the Bloomfield Town- § 
ship school from 5 to 8 p.m. and, open to the fof. restitution. for 
‘public. Proceeds from the supper, which includes 
“all the pancakes you, can eat” ; . 
featuring baked goods and handiwork, will purchase of school library books, an. of the main PTA event of the 
and the bazaar, No one would know better than| - 
court Dec. 12 on a charge of gross'they weren't cashed.” 
Pontiae Press Photo | ; 
50. of   Pontiae Press Phete 
  
Burglars Loot   
6 City Homes North Side Dwellings 
_ Entered; Police Seek 
Owners of Footprints 
A wave of breaking and enter- 
ing of six homes within the city’s 
north side last night, which netted 
the thieves approximately $400 of 
property and money, was reported 
to Pontiac Police today. 
* * s 
Two sets of foot prints discovered 
at the scene have led police to be- 
lieve taat all six crimes were 
committed by the same two men, 
according to Detective Sgt. John 
DePauw. SS 
8S. Lee Rains of 1580 Stirling 
Ave., reported to police that his 
home was entered yesterday by 
> breaking the glass from a door. 
He reported that all rooms were 
ransacked. 
Police believe that the suspected 
pair then entered a home at 921 
Northfield Ave. and ransacked the 
entire home belonging to Chartes 
Clark and made off with $118 
worth of money and Property. 
* * : 
Noris Petty of 530 Northfield St. 
and Robert R. Bunker of 885 North- 
field, both told police their homes 
were also ransacked. Cash totaling 
$150 was reported missing. ie s 
George Janes of 989 E. Walton 
Bivd., told detectives that his home GENEROSITY — Night-shift workers at the 
added a $700 check, above, to the   Pontiac Press Phete 
Fisher Body plant 
growing list of community contri- 
butions for the LeRoy Johnson family, whose home on W. Beverly 
street was struck by tragedy a week ago. A neighbor, Mrs. Margaret 
Beasley, accepts the check from maintenance worker Allen Pilkinton, 
who told her; “I didn’t solicit anyone. I just set out a cup with $5 in 
and let people know what it was 
Thursday night.” for. I had an armful of bills by 
Community Rallies to Aid , 
Tragedy-Stricken Family “When this thing is all over, The prayers of the young par- 
ents, Connie and Leroy ordeal 
86 W. Beverly St., who lost Sree 
of their little ‘children in a fire! 
Saturday, have been partially an- 
swered. 
Their two remaining children, 
  was entered by breaking out a 
glass on the front door. The dwell-| 
ing was ransacked but James was| 
unable to determine the amount of | 
the theft. | 
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A home at 1460 Stirling Ave.. 
owned by William Williams, was 
the sixth home to be entered ac- 
cording to police. About $90 of 
cash and a woman's watch and a 
man’s ring was reported stolen. 
  Protests Identification 
With Accused Forger 
Real estate agent Floyd S, Phil- 
lips, who is 62 and lives at 173 S. 
Marshall St., wants it known he 
is not the man arrested for forgery 
by Waterford Township police 
Thursday. 
The Floyd Phillips arrested is 
52 and has no known address. Po- 
of these checks were written on 
his banking account, “although 
“The other man has given me 
lenough trouble without people! 
thinking I've been arrested," the 
ragent said, 
A Cairo firm is exporting Egyp- 
tian camel-saddle, seats with leath- 
er hassocks.   
    Steven, 4, and Donald, 3, have 
taken a turn for the better in Pon- 
tiac General Hospital, where they 
have been treated for severe burns. 
They are reported in good condi- 
tion. 
And generous Pontiac citizens 
have come to their ald to help 
pay hospital and funeral ex- 
penses. 
Mark. Johnson, 8 months, and 
the twins, Richard and Victoria, 
2, were buried Wednesday. 
Night-shift assembly line work- 
ers at the Fisher Body plant con- 
tributed $700 to the family yester- 
day. 
Two neighbors, Mrs. Margaret 
Beasiey, 45 W. Beverly, and 
Mrs. Dale Tinnen, %6 W. Bev- 
erly, have collected $627. 
Mrs. Harry Compau, 93 E. Hu- 
ron, collected $100 from people in 
her ne She gave the 
money to the Johnsons Thursday. 
Another woman, Mrs. Elvan} 
Smith, 123 Mount Clemens S&t., 
fas started a collection. Mrs.} 
Smith said she is a friend of the 
A collection was begun among 
city employes today at the request! 
of Walter K. Willman, cfty man- 
ager. Johnson is an employe. of 
the Pontiac Water Works. 
After the simple funeral, John- 
son said: I'd like to thank the many people 
who want to help us. 
“TI don't know what Connie and 
I will do. I don't think we'll move 
back to Beverly street. There are 
too many memories there,” he 
said. 
At present, the couple is living 
with Johnson'’s~mother in Pontiac. 
Wherever the Johnsons go, the 
Salvation Army will help them re- 
furnish their homme. Senior Capt. 
M. A. Michalsen of the Pontiac 
Citadel said today. 
And ' Mrs. Mildred E. Bennett, 
of the Oakland County Red Cross 
Chapter, said that bedding will be 
made available to the family. 
Holding 3 in Death 
of Berkley Resident 
LAURINBURG. N. C. #—Three 
persons today were ordered held 
without bond for trial, on murder in the death of Clyde 
Lane, an automobile plant worker   
from Berkley, Mich. 
Judge Donald McCoy found prob- 
able cause at a hearing in re- 
corder’s court. They will be tried 
at the term of Scotlad County Su- 
day. 
The three are Travis Seals, 32, 
his wife, Stella, 26, and Mrs. Shir- 
ley Goins Williams, 18, all of-New 
Laurinburg. All were serving sen- 
tences on morals convictions when 
charged with murder. 
Two others charged with mur- 
dér in the case already have had   
  Three persons entered Oakland 
Cunty Jail this morning to con- 
tinue serving “installment plan" 
sentences imposed by Municipal 
Judge Cecil MacCallum. 
The three serve time only on ‘Prisoners’ Work 5 Days, 
|Spend Weekends in Jail down on the nimber of repeat: 
ers appearing in court. 
“In fact, we're losing a lot 
our customers. .There used to be 
15 or 20 serving weekend jail sen- | 
tences. I don't think many of them 
will appear in this court again,” 
Judge McCallum said.   
  hearings. They are Curtis Goins 
of McColl. S..C.. and Nea] Archie 
Deese of Laurinburg. Goins was re- 
leased under $2,000. bond. Deese 
is in jail here. 
Lane, here to visit his mother 
during the Fourth of July weekend, 
jwas found dead July 3, in his 
parked car. He had been shot in 
the chest. Pe 
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Education Conference Urges Federal Aid to Schools \s=s.0.:et-| "use aon 
  Islands and Stannard Rock will, WASHINGTON (INS)—The White| ever, thetr dissent signaled oppo- jsmall districts with large ones,/“the fundamental skills of com-|ference would be wasted unless there are “specific. and positive be brought ashore from Lake Su-| wes S oe . 
House Conference on Education| sition to the proposal which may jstress on the teaching of « the| munication” and citizenship, Culti- interest aroused as well as the actions” at all Jevels to meet the Pertar by the Coast Guard | baad ie lyn St. Hee - PE.2-0296 
, jweek, signalling the end of the     ended in marked harmony with @| %¢ ‘elt in Congress next year. fundamental skills ‘of commutiica-|vation of good habits, developinent     tion,” better job benefits for of intellectual curiosity and free- time and effort spent on the con- crisis, Great Lakes shipping season,   
  strong recommendation — backed| The conference report stated del- | cf |_==orae teachers, and a s expansion|dom ‘“‘to seek the truth whereve Saco = “ by the administration—for stepped-jegates supported by a margin of! 66 school buildi mals ae lit can be found.” ‘¥ GEE meee CCE < aah ke) € 
up federal aid to schools more than two to one the stand : 
sclera from the U. 5. EVEN STRONGER sen: , _ _. |well - defined community small 
atvedtion into. state school con- On a long list of other educa-| 1. “It showed millions of jenough for local control and public 
programs. _  |tional proposals, conference back-| Americans that these educational /response but large enough to \pro- 
ity of the 1,400 |ing was even  stronger.- These| problems do exist, and that you [vide resources and pupils for a’ include increased state financial) can’t talk them away.” comprehensive program of ele- 
aid for schools, consolidation af} 2 Peeple on the state and mentary and secondary education. 
ae local level now have an oppor- | 3. “What are eur school building, 
<5| tunity to build a more sound seeds?” It is “virtually impos-| 
educational system based on sible’ for most states to meet! 
conference proposals. their needs although no state ,has 
M. E! Lundberg, chairman of ® po eonsieaied eect eee 
the Nevada delegation, made an pacity to do = But none of the 
attempt to read a dissent to the ‘ates has plans which indicate a) federal aid proposal, but was ruled political determination powerful! 
out of order and told to file his CrOURM "9 overcome all of the obstacles. | 
Your Insurance Needs report with Pace. | oe | 'NOT NON-PARTISAN | The conference was told that)   . ~ . ai = - . , 
ions . : 5: Saderal (ansias Conference Director ‘Clint Pace| 2. “In what ways can we or. ¥ _ 
B. Folsom and regpemt omcdoes ne PS Ne American Pinpoint ced the, Gargyel laeell mpc cen! lepree! alone tad ati range ac ments 0 ses- ly and economically? : : 
majority of the delegates urged) cducation. ae school district should include a) : | | atl | 
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    state superintendent of public in-D@ needed by 1960. 
|struction and former president of 4. “How cag we get enough) ONE PREMIUM—Includes 7 Pearl Wanamaker, Washington & total of 476.000 new units will 
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Comprehensive Family Liability. z NEA officiat inthe nation’s—cap- be increased through recruitment! ¥ Qi ESSE i> / Theft Insurance On and Off the Premises. &'“*! Ci oe et oie The Nevadans argued two non. teachers, better training programs 
  DEEP FRYER : partisan delegates should be and use of “carefully selected 
The Homeowners policy combines all the protection given a chance to reexamine the = graduates’ in fields other 
of standard policies with » LOWER COMBINED proposal. Most of the Texas del. 8" education. ; To keep the teachers, there must 
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; n its report on school finances,/parable standing with other Call Us Today for Complete Information ‘the conference noted that ‘‘one out oleae in eerign wiakary ae 
Regarding This New Money-Saving Package of 10” round tables felt federal/challenge. There are now 1,163,000 = ‘funds should be denied stateS\elementary and secondary teach- 
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1955 
Fluoridation’s Safety 
Proved in Wisconsin 
Wisconsin’s State health director   
: has issued a report on fluoridation 
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* which should be of interest to the 
people of Pontiac. 
Dr. Cart N. Neupert goes beyond 
: the mere reporting of the fact that 
( n communities, or 75 per 
cent of those having public water 
_ supplies, now enjoy the benefits of 
fluoridation. All told 1,500,000 per- 
sons in that state are drinking water 
known to promote better dental 
health. 
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Two other features of the report 
‘ are worthy of attention in Pontiac. 
Surveys of communities having flu- 
“oridation for ten years show that 
tooth decay in children has been 
reduced 60-65 per cent. Dr. NEUPERT 
adds further: 
“In each of these cities health 
officials unanimously report no 
‘ill effects of any kind to anyone 
drinking fluoridated water.” 
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It is worth noting that St. Louis 
is using fluoridation and that equip- 
-ment for its use is being installed in 
Chicago, the Nation’s second largest 
city. So far, more than 22,000,000 
people in 1,115 communities are pro- 
tected by this sound dental health 
agent. 
e How long will it be before the 
majority demands this health boon 
for Pontiac? 
  
Home Front Point Four One of the virtual certainties of . 
the second session of ees a 
request from President E VER 
‘for $50,000,000 to finance a home 
front point four program. ~~ 
Originally, according to Con- 
gressional Quarterly, it was 
intended to ask only $25,000,000 
to finance rehabilitation of de- 
pressed coal and textile areas. 
But the proposed fund was dou- 
_ bled at the instance of Treasury 
Secretary Humphrey. 
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Other details of the Administration 
plan reportedly include a request for 
$3,000,000 for a technical assistance 
program to be run by the Depart- 
ment of Commerce. But the plan does 
not call for any outright grants for eral Confederation of Labor. Happily, 
the order declaring the confiscation 
unconstitutional coincided with the 
departure from New York of Dr. 
Garyza. Paz for Buenos Aires after 
four and d half years of exile. 
Peron has been reliably re- 
ported to have admitted privately 
that the greatest mistake of his 
dictatorship was his seizure of 
that influential paper. Like all 
dictators he feared his tyranny 
couldn't survive if the press re- 
mained free. 
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La Prensa was no ordinary publi- 
cation. Not only was it politically 
independent but it rightfully was 
ranked among the world’s greatest 
dailies. 
The government and people of 
Argentina are to be congratulated 
on the righting of this great wrong. 
Our hope is that nothing ever again 
will silence this shining symbol of 
press freedom. 
    
The People’s Business 
Staebler Puzzle 
Williams’ Aide Smiles in 
Stevenson’s Direction 
By JACK I. GREEN 
LANSING — Gov. Williams’ forthright 
attack on “moderation” in the Demo- 
cratic Party has raised a lot of questions 
about his own followers, but none is more 
of an enigma than Neil Staebler, the 
Democratic state chairman. 
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While Williams is pounding up and 
down the country raising hob with Adlai 
E. Stevenson and others who favor what 
might be called a middile-left position, 
Staebler is rocking peacefully on the 
front porch wearing what looks at a dis- 
tance to be a Stevenson button. 
This has got the governor's friends in 
a pretty stew. 
The whole thing started in mid- 
November. when Staebler showed up   
with August Scholle, state CIO presi- * 
dent and another Williams supporter, 
at the Chicago rally where Stevenson 
announced his candidacy. 
Of course, Williams and other party 
people were there, too, but they were at 
least in the background, even if they were 
pushed. 
When Stevenson popped up for the 
presidential nomination, both ~ Staebler 
and Scholle were reported by reliable 
newamen,to be making cooing noises like 
a mother pigeon who had just located a 
Scholle has since denied, it is said, that 
he was correctly quoted when he predict- 
ed Stevenson would win the nomination 
on the first ballot. 
STEVENSON CAMP 
Repeatedly in national publications, 
Michigan and Staebler have been placed 
in the Stevenson camp. It is reasonable 
to assume that there is some substance 
to the continual reports. 
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This is what causes suspicious glances 
An official circles. ° 
Staebler was one of the original Wil- 
liams enthusiasts. He was handpicked 
by Williams to be state chairman. 
Although he has grown in stature 
and effectiveness tremendously in the 
last several years, it is not long ago 
that he was trotting around at Wiil- 
  
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Present prospects are that the 
Democrats, in control of Con- 
gress, will submit an even more 
generous program, including 
public works. Sen. Paut Doucias 
already has proposed spending 
$100,000,000 in grants and a like 
amount in loans. 
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It remains to be seen, however, 
whether Congress will take any posi- 
tive action. Last January there was 
a substantial labor surplus in 44 of 
the Nation’s 149 major labor market 
‘areas. Now only 19 of these areas 
would qualify for assistance. The 
number of smaller areas with six per 
cent or more of their labor force un- 
employed also has dropped from 105 
in May to 74 in November. 
La Prensa Restored 
to Rightful Owner. 
.. Argentina's ‘restoration of the   
BuRU. It climaxed with victory 
* what probably has been the 
greatest and most publicized 
_ fight for press freedom in human ~ 
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* On March 20, 1961, the now’ eee 
      think, Mennen?” . 
Now we can expect, as the question 
mark grows in Democratic minds, that 
Staebler will start issuing statements de- * 
, signed to get him back on the reserva- 
‘ tion. . * ° 
But that won’t change the fact that 
Staebler’s unusual silence’ at this time 
raises questions in political circles. 
No one thinks for a moment that there 
is a split in the Williams hierarchy. No 
one thinks for a moment that. if Willlams 
should go for the presidency. Staebler 
would not be in there pitching. No one 
thinks for a moment that Staebier is not 
philosophically committed to an anti- 
moderation viewpoint. 
ALSO ON THE LIMB 
Some Democrats say that Mrs. Mar- 
garet Price, the Democratic national com- 
mitteewoman, likewise has gotten herself 
out on the Stevenson limb, although not 
so noticeably. 4 a C7 * . . 
So all this raises questions and points 
to hidden confusion in the Democratic 
command.. 
The best guesses are two. 
One is that the party leaders be- 
came convinced that Williams would 
not seek the presidency and allowed 
themselves to be lured into the Ste- 
: ‘yensen fold, a gathering, where they 
‘were most happy four years ago. Now 
that Williams is making noises like a 
presidential candidate they. may be 
having trouble extricating them- 
ves. . : 
Let no one think that Williams. 1s not 
still dreaming the presidential dream, no 
matter what coy noises he may make, It~ 
still is. possibile, if his anti-moderation 
plea does not swerve national party plan- 
ning, that Williams will go for the presi- 
dency just to gain a platform. for his dictator Juan Peron confiscated La 
Prensa and turned it over to the Gen- 
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Dr. Brady’s Mailbag:   . 
Florida Woman Asking Doctor to Relate 
Facts on Pinworm Disease in Children’ 
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
I inclose 35c and stamped self- 
addressed envelope. Please send 
Little Lesson 13, Unbidden Guests 
Pinworms seem to be very com- 
mon to Florida. (W. C. M.) 
Answer—They're pretty com- 
mon everywhere. First a child 
becomes infested, and in turn 
pinworm eggs (microscopic in 
size) excreted by the child con- - 
taminate water, food, fruit or 
vegetables or the fingers of the 
child or his playmates or school- 
mates or members of his family. 
On reaching the intestine, the 
egg hatches into the larva which 
develops into the adult, less than 
half inch long, the female twice 
the length of the male. 
The larval eggs are then dis- 
charged and the cycle is repeat- 
ed. The microscopic eggs may be 
carried by flies and deposited on 
exposed fruit, vegetables or 
other foods, 
Could brain injury to the unborn 
_ child be caused by the practice of 
holding the head back forcibly un- 
til the doctor can come to the de- 
livery room? The only answer. I 
have gotton from any one is that 
it is “hospital routine."’ (M.S.T.) 
Answer—I'd_ call it malprac- 
tice. If is one of the abuses per- 
petrated on patrons of 19th cen- 
tury lying-in institutions which 
still make a major out 
of childbirth. But that’s the way. 
the boob customers like it. 
My osteopath, the only one here, 
came from Canada ..he was 
pleased when I told him you rec- 
ommended him—and so was I... 
cured my aching back... (V.S.) 
Answer—I_ didn't recommend —   him. I merety said that in my 
opinion osteopathic physicians 
deserve the same recognition we 
accord homeopathic physicians. 
In no circumstance will ree- 
ommend any kind of practitioner. 
The this-o-path who looks down 
his nose at the that-o-path is ri- 
diculous, don’t you think? 
From years of experience in the 
- maternity ward of —— hospital . 
and in private obstetrical work I 
- believe if every prospective or 
young mother had your maternity 
booklet and baby booklet, there 
would be more money saved for 
the baby. less worry for the moth- 
er and better health for all with- 
out the hokum .. 2tL. M. R. N.) 
Answer—thank you, nurse. But 
be careful, the trick specialists 
will get you if they discover 
you're aware. For Little Lessons 
4, Preparing for Maternity, or 
for Little Lesson 7, the New 
Brady Baby Book, send 35c and 
stamped, self-addressed envel- 
In the menopause the past year, 
I have followed the advice in your 
pamphlet with excellent effect— 
passed it along to my. friends who 
are throwing away their hormone 
pills ... had hardly any hot flash- 
es... Thank you... (Mrs. M.T.) 
  
  
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ac stemped, self-addressed envelope 
for pamphiet Yankee Stomach. 
Our druggist has never refused 
to sell us anything you recom- 
mend. He says your word is good 
enough for him and serving the 
_public is his business. (E. D.) 
Answer—Ah, but have you 
tried to buy everything I recom- 
mend? For instance, nitrogly- 
cerin tablets which I recommend 
in CVD, booklet about heart and 
artery troubles, (35c and stamp- 
Days of All Faiths 
Despite Lack 
St. Barbara’s 
By DR. HOWARD V.. HARPER 
St. Barbara, who lived and died 
at Nic¢omedia in the third century, 
is the protector of artillerymen 
and miners, of hills, mountains 
and forts. and is invoked against 
storms, fire, lightning, explosions 
and against death striking so sud- 
denly that the dying peréon has 
no time to receive the Sacra- 
ments. : 
And al! these functions have 
been assigned to Barbara as the 
result of stories and legends about 
her that are not accepted as 
historically true. 
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No mention is made of this 
versatile saint in any of the 
authoritative writings of her 
time, but by the seventh century 
she was firmly established in the 
hearts of many Christians. The 
story about her is that her father, 
a wealthy pagan, kept her shut 
up im a tower to assure she would 
not fall in love and leave him,   
~~ Ip art she is often shown im- 
prisoned in a fort-lake structure; 
a mistaken interpretation of 
these pictures led to her being 
called the patron saint of forts, 
and, by derivation, of the 
artillerymen who manned the 
forts. 
_Although no suitors could get 
into Barbara's tower, Christianity 
did get in. She was converted and 
secretly baptized by a man named 
Valentinian, who had access to 
her quarters. : 
Her father was so furious over 
her conversion that he took her 
before the judge (Christianity was 
a criminal offense at that time) 
and she was tortured and sen- 
tenced to be beheaded. Her 
father offered to carry out the 
sentence himself, and here the 
story has two versions. 
One says he was struck by 
lightning as he was about to 
behead his daughter; the other 
‘says he did behead her and was 
killed by lightning on his way 
Both versions agree that the 
blast from the sky not only killed 
him.but completely consumed his 
body so that no trace of him was 
against lightning, 
sudden death. 
Valentinian buried him mar- 
FEAST OF LIGHTS : 
At sundown Friday, as the 
23rd day of the Jewish month 
of Kislev begins, millions of Jews 
across the world will light the 
first candle of Hanukkah, their 
Feast of Lights. . 
In home and syn 
fe o i » gach 
} eight. ed, self-addressed envelope.) 
Accommodating druggists are 
not so scarce as they may seem. 
It's just that they have their own 
drugstores and by serving the 
public they build up a stable 
business. 
Signed letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long, Laakoapegp 5 to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease. diag- 
nosis, or treatment, will be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self- 
addressed envelope is sent to the Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Mich 
(Copyright 1955) Voice of the People 5   \ 
Seconds. Junior College, 
thoughtfulness, but somehow one 
has only one thought in mind... . 
money, 
I want to add a little article for 
the city officials. When they are 
* building all these new meter park- 
ing lots, why not build a rest room 
on them with a person to clean 
them without charge to the public? 
If we are going to make this a 
be noted for something besides the 
building of automobiles. . 
Vernice A. McVean 
410 West Rd. . 
Suggests Steel Overpass 
at Congested Intersection 
I read the suggestion for an 
underpass at the Huron and Sagi- 
naw Streets intersection, but be- 
lieve underground facilities such 
as telephone, gas and water lines 
would present a difficulty. 
I would suggest a four - way 
steel bridge fabricated in local 
steel shops and erected at 
nights to minimize traffic inter- 
ference. There would be no ex- 
ecavation necessary, just anchor 
bolts, covered for rain protec- 
tion and snow removal. a 
Each corner could be fitted with 
two sets of long grade stairs for 
easy travel for older people and 
  of Authoritative Basis, 
Fame Grew Rapidly 
day festival the candles are 
lighted, one on the first day, 
‘two on the second, and so on. 
A special eight branch candela. 
brum, called a Menerah, is used 
at Hanukkah. 
The word Hanukkah means ‘‘re- 
dedication,’ and the festival is 
called the Feast of Rededication 
perhaps more often than it is 
called the Feast of Lights. Hanuk- 
‘kah is a celebration of a tre- 
mendous event in Jewish history:. 
the reclaiming for God of the 
Temple at Jerusalem which had 
been captured and profaned by 
the pagan king of Syria 170 fears 
before the beginning of the Chris- 
tian era. 
Five years later a tiny Jewish 
army, led by Judas Maccabeus and fired. with the zeal of their 
holy cause, fought against enor- 
mous odds and drove out the pagan 
hordes, recovering their beloved 
Temple and smashing the heathen 
idols that had been erected there. 
After a brief period of clean- 
ing up, the rededication of 
2f Kistev and continued 
days. Since that time 
day Hanukkah festival has been 
celebrated in Jewish homes and 
synagogues. 
Hanukkah is a happy time. All 
fasting and mourning are sus- 
pended during the eight days. 
Children are given presents, and, 
especially in America, it is be- 
coming a season for parties, the 
exc of greeting cards and a who stake their lives when they at- 
_ tempt to cross in busy crowds. 
Arthur J. Hewitt 
998 Voorheis Rd. 
G. E. Bump Is Angered - 
at Inconsiderate Drivers E 
th JUL! i poor 
feeling 
ishness. 
Courtesy, x. kg pure 
and 
And 
if yourself plenty of time to go 
you're going. “will” all 
longer, be happier and enjoy a7 
if Se good many thousands of miles 
G. E. Bump 
2300 Shimmons Rd. 
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE 
I doubt if you remember me... 
But even if you do... Your heart — 
will never know how much... I 
really thought of you... Because 
I never told you and . . . I could 
not say it now ... That heaven 
would be mine if we... Exchanged 
the marriage vow . . . And if some- 
how my thoughts could find... 
Your street address today . . ._I 
wonder if you would beliéve . . . 
  ., The words I want to say... The 
chances are thaf you have reached 
.. . A brighter, better dawn... 
And you have every reason to... . 
Be glad that I am gone . . . But if 
it still is possible . . . That you 
believe in me .. . I will belong to 
you, my love ... For all eternity. 
(Copyright 1958) 
Smiles It doesn't make sense to read a 
safety pamphlet while driving 60 
‘miles an hour with the other hand. 
* * »   
Now is the time to return to 
the original ‘ol swimming hole— 
the bathtub. 
. * * 
Money doesn't mean everything, 
but we've never seen anything that 
that didn't mean money. :   ‘time of general holiday mood. 
Case Records of a Psychologist   
‘Recommends Good Bible Background 
Before Beginning Great Books Study ~ 
Mary wants a project for her 
club. So be sure you read the 
suggestions outlined below. The 
most thrilling and constructive 
project for any group, whether 
University Women’s Clubs, 
Scouts or 4-H Clubs, ts de- 
scribed belo:o. It has already 
_ changed the-entire course of 
world history. So make it vour 
project. e‘ther alone or in a 
study group. 7 
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case Q-312: Mary E., aged 31, 
belongs to a University Women’s 
Club. 
“Dr. Crane, we need a project 
of an educational sort,” she ~be- 
gan, “so what do you think of our 
organizing a course on the Great 
Books which Dr. Hutchins has rec- 
ommended? 
“Wouldn't they be very helpful 
to all of us?” 
EDUCATIONAL HOBBIES 
Yes, Mary's idea is an excellent 
one, But before you start studying 
the other great. books recom- 
mended by Dr. Hutchins, yoy'd 
better get some itfformation about 
the Greatest Book of all—the Bible. 
Dr. 
could name the first four books in 
the New Testament. : 
2. * @ : 
And only one-person out of every 
three could name Matthew, Mark, 
Luke and John. : 
Furthermore, over half of the 
Americans surveyed couldn’t name 
even one of those four Gospeis. 
That's shocking! “i 
“The bulk’ of our colleges were 
founded by churghes, which are, rooted in the Four Gospels, 
po S Ger p t America is the greatest hospital 
nation on earth, but except for the 
county hospitals, almost all our 
hospitals were. founded because of 
the Four Gospels via Churches and 
fraternal organizations. 
* * ® 
The Four Gospels are also re- 
sponsible for the YMCA, the 
-YWCA, the CYO, the..Red Cross, 
the Salvation Afmy, the W.C.T.U., 
and the Scouts and Camp Fire 
Girls meet in churches, which are 
rooted .in those four Gospels. . 
READ THE BIBLE 
Even our hardheaded American 
  
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[fe   Do millions of Americans gather 
each Sunday morning in beautiful 
edifices dedicated to Herodotus or 
Aeschylus or Virgil or Cicero? 
churches where man's soul is up- 
lifted and the finest musie.of the land Is heard each Sabbath. 
So let's place first things first. 
You talented girls in our Univer- 
sity Women’s Clubs should set your 
goal this season to read the Bible. 
Tt has 66 books and records the 
evolution of man’s spiritual life. rt 
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  Pontiac City Panhellenic is busily engaged in plans 
for the annual Christmas party to be held Monday at 
Hotel Waldron. Among thos 
Psi Chapter Slate Yule 
Party Dec. 15 Sigma Beta Group 
Will Also Celebrate   
evening. 
Mrs. Wallace Williams of Tilden | | 
avenue will be hostess for\ the 
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‘ William 
, Mr. and Mrs. Keith 
VanKleek and Mr. and Mrs = 2 
Others attending will be Mr. and 
  Grace Lutheran 
Guild Conducts 
Christmas Party 
Vere Hodges, Mrs. Emiel 
Mrs, Emery Mitchell, Mrs. 
Otto Mielke, and Mrs. Jason Incho. 
Gifts were exchanged and a cash 
donation was contributed for a 
project. 
A film from the American Can- 
Fd 5 won nog he i eile o 3 n iS open to 
the public. 
Gold Star Mothers - 
Attend at Lansing 
~ from, the Pontiac   
    rograms ar¢ 
,|going to be directed at the child. e in special roles are (1 ft) } 
      Ponting Liess fuyt » 
Mrs. R. L. Bronoel of Pioneer drive, club president, and 
Mrs. Clare Scriven of Oriole road, who is general chair- 
man of the event.     
  
Sy, 
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lane, rush information chairman for Pon- 
tiac City Panhellenic, goes over the scrap- lh Se.” ae        aking Plans for ) 
    One of the committee members for Jerome Fink of Ottawa. drive. 
  Group Calls 
for More 
Members. Alumnae of College 
Sororities Invited to 
Join Club fet 
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the dinner and Christmas party sponsored photographed putting last-minute touches YULETIDE PROGRAM | 
by Pontiac City Panhellenic is Mrs. L. on the decorations.   
By ANNE HEYWOOD 
. “I notice,” a man writes, ‘‘that 
you frequently tell about people 
|who make money from their hob- 
‘bies, But aren't hobbies supposed 
to be just for relaxation? If you 
make money from them, doesn't 
it defeat the real purpose?” 
Ld * * 
That, it seems to me, is an ex- 
ample of the kind of vocational 
thinking to which our era is heir. | 
We take it for granted that a 
    
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Mrs. Howard Owen (left) of Totem book with Dorothy Cummings of Last Iro- 
, quois road, who is the club treasurer. 
  
as Teachers’ WASHINGTON (INS) The 
woman with the world’s largest 
classroom says that television— 
properly used — can become the 
teachers’ best friend. 
* * * 
Educators, parents and children 
‘can all share the benefits accord- 
ing to Dr. Frances Horwixh — 
“Miss Frances” to millions of pre- 
school youngsters. 
The woman who conducts 
“Ding Dong School’”” on NBC 
television said in an interview 
that “there’s no question about 
it. Television can teach as well 
as entertain.” 
She made the statements while 
visiting in Washington as a dele- 
gate to the White House Confer- 
ence on Education, which has been 
searching for solutions to the na- 
tion's critical teacher and class- 
room. shortage. . ? * * 
“More and more," she declared, 
“educators will turn to television 
4S a supplement to the classroom.” 
THE METHOD 
Here’s how she thinks it will 
work: ‘First, more p : 
For example, we are planning /a 
program which will actually help 
children to learn to read. 
* * * 
“We will do this in the same 
way it can be done in the ¢lass- 
room—by~ building an interest in 
            : Parks and Recreation sponsors the Miss Frances Sees TV 
Best Friend 
“Miss Frances” said: “I think 
\that's an individual matter for 
leach parent to decide. If a per- 
'soh is concerned over the child’s 
jintehest in television he will sit 
down \with a youngster each week- 
jend and plan together the pro- Girl Asks 
if Proper 
to Call Man By EMILY POST 
“Would it be considered im- 
|proper, or forward, for a young, Wit 
woman to telephone a young man of 
  to tell him that she has arrived 
iin his city. I met this’ young 
igrams to be viewed during the;man about six months ago when 
| week, It \a child has a role in 
|planning he's more likely to 
\with the schedule. 
v * * 
“Of course, if in the middle of 
the week the child suddenly de- 
cides that! there's a special pro 
gram he just has to see, the par. 
ént can ‘talk it over and reach 
a decision. 
“You know parents should try 
to set aside some time to watch 
programs with their youngsters. 
Both will benefit, but the par- 
ents in particular will have an 
portunity to see firsthand just 
how a child learns. That’s some- 
thing that will give both the par- 
ent and a new confidence.” 
| “And it's a fine idea to discuss 
the programs once they are over. 
That helps the child build up his 
taste and makes him more selec- 
tive.” 
Chorus to Sing 
Yuletide Carols 
at MSU Parley 
The Pontiac Women's Chorus 
will present a. program of Christ- 
mas carols at the annual meeting     
  my home town. he was staying with friends in 
“IL saw him often during - his 
visit and when he left he told me 
to be sure and call him if I ever 
came to his city. I expect to be 
dered if it_would be proper to call 
him when I arrive. Will you please 
advise me?” 
Answer: Rather than call him 
on the telephone, T think it would 
be better to send him a card 
from the hotel and say, “I am 
staying here for a few days and 
hope you may have time to 
have to leave any further step 
up to him, 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Is it bad 
manners to take something I can't 
eat away with me. when dining 
in a restaurant? The other day 
my husband and I and some 
friends were out driving and wé 
stopped on the road to have lunch. 
“As I have a rather small ap- 
petite, I couldn't eat the dessert 
but I ordered jt anyway as it came 
with the meal. I wrapped it up 
in a paper napkin and took it with 
me to eat later in the car. 
    of the Michigan Recreation Asso- 
ciation. The meeting is being held 
Thursday in Kellogg Center at 
Michigan State University, East 
Lansing. * * * 
Christmas anthems and Polish car- 
direction of Charles Hutton. 
The Pontiae Department ~ An exceptionally fine program of| 
ols has been prepared under the 
        group, which is: presenting several 
other programs during the’ holiday 
season, 
‘ * * ° 
  Fun, Success Usually Go Ti onether ence has been that this isn't the 
case, 
My experience has beén that 
when people take up a hobby for 
real love of it, it brings out all 
their hidden talents. They get bet- 
ter and better at it and pretty 
soon they're making money from 
it. 
On the other hand, they choose 
a job for superficial reasons. 
they don't put in the extra oomph 
the extra work and enthusiasm, 
and so they never make much) 
money from it — nor find much 
fun or self-fujfillment in it.     
Personal News of Interest 
  j they 
friends. Nell Freeman of North Williams 
Lake road was a recent visitor to 
Orlando, Fia. 
Sailing today trom New Orleans 
.jon a Carribbean cruise is Mrs. 
Gwendolyn §. Gring of Birming- 
ham. Mrs. Gring's itinerary in- 
cludes Jamaica, the Dominican 
Republic, Trinidad and cities in 
Venezuela, 
* ° 
| Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Treais 
(nee ry Ann Fitzpatrick) of 
Y are receiving congratu- 
lations on the birth of a son, Philip 
Douglas, Dec. 2 here at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital. a ¢ 
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Treais of 
Sn@ilbrook road are the paternal 
grandparents, Maternal grandpar- 
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. 
Fitzpatrick of Mary Day avenue.   Since it offers no real interest, of | Too often, we choose our jobs 
|for security, or because someone 
iwe know made good in that field, 
lor because daddy was one, or be- 
jcause the future of the file looks 
|good, or because the office is con 
ivenient to our home. 
| We never really care about the 
work and never really succeed. 
Then, in desperation, we take up 
ia hobby and give it all our fire, 
energy and love. Naturally, it pays 
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  Linda Vista PTA Conducts Bazaar 
The Linda Vista PTA held a 
bazaar Thursday at Emerson 
school in conjunction with the 
Emerson PTA dinner. 
Mrs, Donald Jackson, bazaar 
chairman, and the PTA officers 
prepared the donations. Mrs. Owen 
Armstrong, president,” announces 
jthat the $46.00 made at this first 
jmoney making project of the new- 
ily formed PTA will be used to 
start a, PTA treasury for the 
|group.   
  
Newlyweds to Reside in Alaska | Margaret Calder Farrington be- 
a 4:30 o'clock ceremony today 
'Trinity Church, Princeton, N. 
* * * 
| The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
jand Mrs. James R. Farrington of 
Annandale, N. J., and Jeremy is 
the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. P. 
‘John of Birmingham. 
‘For her wedding, Margaret 
  | Chantilly lace over ivory satin. 
in eene women en. Beeuees 
by a scoop neckline and long 
sleeves of Chantilly lace. The full 
skirt extended inte a circular 
chapel train. 
Her three-tiered fingertip veil of 
illusion was secured by a Juliet 
cap and she carried a biddal 
bouquet of white orchids and step- 
hanotis. 
Ann Farrington of Annandale, 
.N, J., and Mrs. Donald Green of 
Lebanon, N. J., sisters of the bride, 
were her honor attendants. They   
        stop in to see me.” Then you Chose a floor-length gown of . University of Virginia and is afli- 
in his city next month and won-|came the bride of Jeremy John ra tiated with Chi Psi fraternity. 
J.- 1 The couple will reside in Ketchi- 
   
  
  
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    kan, Alaska, where Jeremy is 
stationed with the U. S. Coast 
Guard. , 
      i ? i i! : it On the program at the group's 
Mrs. Owen has been in charge 
of the rush work with the ective 
chapters. 
Officers for the 1955-56 season 
tary; Cummings, ‘treas- 
urer, and Mrs. Robert Anderson, 
secretary. 
  
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You’ re J ust Falling Out of Love! Buy Gifts You Can Aiford Married |, 1 you've looking, for ideas, run| are’ ‘welcome ton: Bitte-eye-© jr By ELIZABETH WOODWARD steady with him—or wait until|truth? Tum guine’ ceeds ‘with /definitely set on kde bent triend. the gamut of gifts in makeup compact, : 
Restlessness of an insidious sort|80me boy gets up enough nerve tolhim has lost all its punch. YoUu| who, from! this distance, looks like   
F riday evening|you can afford. Glamor types de-| path Sponges and plastic bottles 
; + im Christ |re.5 Cs even! will appeal to lady travelers. Soap, 
  
  j ' ask me out?” . feel restless and tied down to a 2 | sia eaten, te silent of ren ! ‘you're mo | about |Perfection to you. PLES hem oo oe [facaet, bath powder, bath ol end ; 
a ee You see —- self, and to him, continue a go- Cranbrook sgl 20 onayal galt re Baby sitter and other young good qualities ‘gloss over ‘Our wn . ing-steady relationship when r give a ‘plated eye- enjoy hand 
the ethers.” His's the dream yea) = HS Presents To the spell has been broken? Can rere Barbara insu ‘curler and” tweezers, nt ae Gtupenser bottle, kel aad tien (te ka you be fair im your attitude to- Rosborough _ |expensive but different. A powder|>otament. perder “compact. face and or lipstick brush will appeal to her|iotion Soap in interestng shapés 
an Jon {no doubt.” Ditto a compact. |also appeals te the sub-deb set. Barried | Purse accessories trom pill box _ set. 
R _ to comb case, leather covered or in The very slim-styled brief cases 
She is the hits. are ideal for the man who carries 
daughter of _ Good nat selesers or cologne only a few folders or letters, 
  _it nadir ancing sneeCOnvincing Play Staged =e re 
c"daring” But te doemrt sal Without the Use of Props) ‘cr: you mainsin sven vid wander, : It takes.a lot of doing to present/from adolescence to fatherhood. In) |. t 
‘And there's. that restlessness. |a convincing drama without the!ner first stage appearance, Bar- i your secret won't     
  
  
    
    
          Bee merge hae ca re Karey id oat ae af pur mene? Mr. and. Mr 5 ou’re sure ’ . , . 
cher ere, enid a Jou tr | id ft tht Thursny tl as paren ofthese two yunelasying yore is yeu forthe Alfred James! All Saints Episcopal Church a it = ip teed aia y on of “Our Town” by people who fall in love, marry and|thing Yo. didn't feel that way a Roshorough of Williams Street at West Pike + 
boys sees ie Thornton Wilder in the PHS audi-|Scttle down in their home town. | year ago when you started it. aoe The Rev C. George Widdifiel’. Rector os seem fantastically attrac- ee Ken Lenigan and“Marie Meyer. a5!and you won't feel that way wi Pilgrim road. | Toe Rev. Lewis W Towler, Curate 
tive, AoA A . . {Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs, and Don|the next boy comes along to sug- He is the von ac SUNDAY SERVICES 
It wasn't like that while love} . we P. ‘North and Carolyn Hawn, as Mr. gest it. 8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
. was full blast. You had no eyes Draprgingtorgaren rg Mary i and Mrs. Webb, gave warm!” vo. aw the cther boys won't of Mr. and 4. acct Sous instruc: = Speech ; a School. 
and no thought for anyone but partment, assisted by Shirley Pen- Uns Lp date you while youre “his girl.” Mrs. James 11:00 A.M.—Morning Prayer, Church ae Ue Deve were fast poneie. gilly, the story carried the sreactypical puenmie wether and as long as he considers you Dwight R School and Sermon by the 
ee Soe Ae with Cheon Wak et tienes through several years in| | ccpabiy. and humor: (His girl that bias will hold. pei Rector. 4 the lives of ordinary people doing o ward. , What's happened to you? You've ously played by Bob Skinner and Even if you break up with he 
just seared: to fall ay of love; commonplace things. Phebe Henderson. __ him, the boys will be on his | avenue. : | oa 
that's all. The spell is broken.| | It pointed out the pathos of 58 | asaing a good bit ot comedy | team for a time. Most partice ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL ae 
: to see the importance of even the vend ogal angler ape sympathize 100 per cent—and MILFORD, MICH. pense Highway ‘Geshadew 
a most trivial events in a ilife- drenk, Simon Stimson. Bob avoid you like the plague until anv 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 
nn Shat's what this girl hes | wore, letting them pase unne- : bs his pal becomes interested in MRS. JOHN B. ROGERS 0:48 A.M_—Chureh School oe 5S —Seene eee ee iscovered, though ‘she’s not and unenjoyed. A geod bose eel cones doom some other gist. T issed a. m-ttoreing. v ed by Church Scheel | 
aware of it yet. Here’s her story. teed as . Willard. R ® ' J~ i arene vA yer a 00 A. M.—Morning Prayer, Ber- - So what is there to do? Continue! F-p jf R d at | =a saeneigeianeepeoy | ONE : All the performers in mirior roles) te €a at ‘ranbdroos Sermon vy the Rev. Robert J. b go steady with him—if you can ‘ Viear did an éxcellent job and showed) ot) with i grace. And keep Biekley, Vicar REV. WALDO R. HUNT, 
      
  
lots of potential for future prode-|you" Tnindon your wor. OrifOY Barbara Rosborough a = 
an Brown and Jerry Young Wass alpen een cut oat ways. And be to sit out IRMINGHAM — re 
ot added interest as Joe Crowell and|s long wait while he gets over it BIRMING Barbara Ros-/Liverance, Robert Hardy and 
¥ | Howie Newsome, The part of Sam rm he 1 wea") dads you| 2orough. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|Craig Ackerman. x 
Craig was played by Dick Kors, | until he does. Alfred James Rosborough of Pil-| irs, Reseborough wore apricet 
and Jerry Cummings had the role} Third third alternative is to ex-|grim road, was married Friday taffeta with a matching hat and 
of Di Crowell. pose him to a very attractive girl| evening in Christ Church Cranbrook| ® Corsage of green spray orchids. 
who would arouse his interest. Ifitq 1+. Jon Barried Rogers. He is| Mrs. Rogers gown was of oyster 
  | Humor was added by characters 
placed in the audience to ask ques- Open Every Night d just break off with you be son of Mr. and Mre. James|Colored brocaded satin. She wore 
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tions of the Stage Manager. The cause of her, your problems would ‘ ; Woman in the Balcony was te all meld Dwight Rogers-of Woodward ave-|% dubonnet velvet hat and rubrum , l il Christmas lilies. iplayed by Cecile Dumbrigge, the (Copyright 1933) nue. ; 
Man in the Audience was done by * © « _|,_A reception was given at Oak- ; ‘   
          | Carol Venner took the part of - of white peau @e soie, fash- For their vedding trip to New| genial Mrs. Soames, Joe Stoddard| Elects Officers | ioned with panel motits of Alencon york the bride wore a. heuther| was Played by Leonard Berry, Members of the Past Noble| lace. The empire bodice had short/tweed suit under a mink jacket, and — wanes pang Grand of Pontiac Rebekah Lodge|Sleeves and the skirt ended in a/and a brown velvet hat. — 
Freebury, who: also played the |40. met with Mrs. Florence Mc-|cathedral train. A tulle and lace) Lt. ani Mrs. Rogers will be . 
Constabie’ Crae of Rutgers drive Rigastarnsd cap held a double-tiered finger-tip, alone! n Germany. e | 
BRIDEG ’ Officers elected for the ensuing|viel and her bouquet/was of lilies- . . 
perl apa on his ZRF were Mrs. McCrae, presi-|of-the-valley, white orchids and\Clifford Film Seen | Resgoag bridegroom dent; Mrs. Goerge Jessup, vice/ivy. Mrs. Martin Wager of Dixie : to the wedding were Bob : 
Keavy. Fred Roeser and Charles a ee Minos: Hpived Mrs. Alfred J. Resboroegh Jr. |Highway was hostess to the Pon- Williams as fellow buseballliny ae was matron of honor, and brides- |tiac Music Guild when Mrs. Carl reasure an players.   leavers war be tym we Box REbEKAM Lodge |. Barter wore « princess gpen| “8 HM Coy Cos Sun day 2? to 5 |. j 
      
  
  urer ‘Chri r _| maids included Mrs. pops | erred mt eS eee A Christmas party with an ex Miars of Cleveland, sister of the rig est cial 
Because of the lack of props or ear i pga re berg “ held| Dridegroom; Mrs. Jay 8. Van- | Announcement was made at the ‘ =| . 
Don Bazar vins Gilt i 
Hi sets, an especially fine job was ‘at the home of Mrs. Don Buzzard recent meetin: of the Christmas required of Harold Cummings and |. cuinton wicar aa! Eikins of Baltimore, Md., Mrs. |narty Dec. 27 at the Whittemore 
Harold Hanson, chairmen of lights Bar- | street home of Mrs. Don Derragon. 
and sound effects. YS bara Staffer and Karen Oldberg. 
Wardrobe chairman Bartara | Needlework Guild Toy all wore wale fngth Bowne 
job rounding up authentic turn- camellias in their hair and as! The Woman's Literary Club. will, mest of STORE ws. : of-the-century costumes for the | Reports were heard from the/their bouquets. distr 086 Berwick bogey at 3 pm. 1 . PARKING   
          
        
  
  48 members of the cast. Welfare and Sewing committees of : s @ 8 nae 
Fran Glisky headed the publicity, |the Queen Mary Section of the| Charles Werhane of Chicago was| Monday at” om rin toe Maite Sremphe Hurcn ot ¥ ~ 
Jerry Young was ticket chairman. | Needlework Guild Lieriesed — rerlnges Seating the as pare laa Rurom Gardens, Auxttiary Ponte? elegro 
wa peck Sard ot rakes cal haces het ma ialeas to the|Miars, Gordon Shira, Howard fi’) th "esndidatss’ will _ be present Exclusive Sportswear lor Ledies , 
go to the committee workers and | group. = —- ——— ae ee , 
members of the group scenes. No| Letters of thanks were read from Ts 
production would be complete with- families receiving clothing from 
out the help of such willing the guild and plans were made to 
| workers. help a family with food and cloth- 
      
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 rt   
| Growes Recipe: Believe in. Yourself, ‘Think   
  
_ PERRY PARK 
BAPTIST CHURCH Baltimore and“ Cameron 
Opp. Emerson School 
: SERVICES 
Sunday Scheel, 10 A.M. Morning Wership, 11 A. M. 
Youth & Children's Church, 11 A M. 
Yeoeth Heer, 6:15 P.M. 
Evening Service, 7:30 P.M. 
Prayer. Meeting; Wed. at 7:30 
Rev. Hilding Bihl, Pastor 
FE 2-3225 ‘ 
Bibl® Centered Message | The Nile Mother,’ 
Color Film ‘Story, 
Slated Tuesday | 
“The Nile Mother,"’ graphic col- 
or. film story of Lillian Trasher 
and her work among the homeless 
children of Egypt, will be shown 
at the First Assembly of God 
Church Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. 
| For 44 years, Miss Trasher has 
igiven food, shelter and hope to   
‘approximately 8,000 homeless chil-   
  First Spirituolist 
Church 
14 CHASE. STREET 
Lyceum, 16:30 A M 
Evening Services, 1:30 P.M 
Mre. Mattie Sprow ef Detroit 
Midweek Services, Wed., 7:30 P. M. 
Missouri Synod 
‘St. Trinity 
Lutheran Church Asbern Ave. at Joslyn 
Rev. Ralph C. Claus , 
SUNDAY SCHOOL 
9:45 A.M. 
Tet SERVICE 8:30 A. M. 
2nd SERVICE 11:00 A. M. 
  dren and to the helpless and blind 
at the orphanage at Assiout. 
Her efforts to salvage young 
lives and “give them a chance” 
has gained wide recognition 
| through newspaper and maga- 
zine articles. 2 
| The picture is a 44 minute story 
Sree ee Fel Representative service of others. . 
Film highlights include scenes! Will Show Pictures ‘of the Pyramids and Sphinx, the 
  y aaay kes 
  | River Nile with its strange sailing; Guest—speaker—at—the- Donelson 
| arate! village people and ‘“‘life in- Baptist Church, 2227 Elizabeth 
Lake Rd. Sunday will be the Rev. 
Perry A. Temple, Michigan Field iside the orphanage." 
| The picture is being shown with-| 
—— see the eeBic ta) ie regcstative oc thal Rikie Maa               
  
  === CHRISTIAN SCIENCE == "=" «7="= f | The League engages in a world-| 
Sunday Services and 
Sunday School 
1! A.M. 
Wednesday Evening 
Service, 8 P. M. 
  SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY iwide ministry of free distribution) 
Reading Room in scores of languages, 
2 East Lawrence Street 
Open Daily 11 A.M. to $ P.M. 
Friday to 9 P. M. editions for the Armed Forces and! 
materials for missionaries in the 
The Rev. Mr. Temple will be 
showing colored pictures recently   
  HOW CHRISTIAN 8CIENCE HEALS 
  ' “THE PEARL OF GREAT PRICE” 
Station CKLW—800 Ke Sunday 9-45 A. M. r received from Korea.   ei 
Woman's Day 
4'to Be Observed     »   
Sat. 
Evening 
  Paster—FE 4-1407 First General Baptist Church | 
Sun. Night Broadcast......7-8P.M. , 
249 Baldwin Ave. Fed. 4-7172 
Lowell D. Baggetj. Choir Director           at First Christian 
The annual Woman's Day serv- 
Service ecle Ge 7:00 P. M. ice will be presented in the First jtation League. The service will Feast of Lights 
fo Be Observed ‘Jewish Winter Holiday 
Celebration Will Begin 
December 10th 
Rabbi Henry Hoschander will 
Chanukah Today,"’ at the Friday 
evening service at 8:30 in Congre- 
gation B'nai Israel. 
The service Saturday morning 
will be at 7:38. The first gather- 
ing of the newly formed Young 
Married Group will be Saturday, 
Dee. 10, at 9 p.m. 
Chanukah, the eight-day Jews 
winter holiday, is also known as 
paganism upon them towards the 
close of the first century before the 
Common Era. 
To observe the festival and his- 
tory’s first struggle for religious) 
  oe ‘I|most impoverished areas of the 
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST i universe. 
Lawrence and Williams Streets _ 
      freedom, lights are lit on a special 
jcandelabrum (Menorah) each 
jnight for eight nights, one the 
‘first night, two the second night, } 
. | lot Christian literature, which isand so on. Prayers are voiced, 
“GOD, THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR |. J sent into 86 nations and provinces thanking God for instilling the love 
| jot freedom in human hearts. 
The organization features special), is 10:30 Sunday morning, Dec. 1, the B'nai Israel Sisterhood will 
isponsor the annual Family Brunch. |: 
At this time, students of the Re- 
ligious School will present a diver- 
sified Chanukah program. ‘ 
“The brunch will also feature 
an exchange of gifts between the 
students, An Israeli prize will be 
awarded the home mest taste- 
fully decorated in the Chanukah 
Home Decoration Contest. ~ 
Judges for the contest are the 
chairmen of the Children’s Re- 
  "| Confident Living : S   
‘preach on “The Significance of 
|Jews against the Syrian monarch, 
Antiochus, who sought to impose Don't Run Down Your Job; 
Assume Vigorous Attitude 
By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 
J wes moking 0 plane trip recently and 6 mest sented henesif be- 
side me and introduced himself. “I read your column and I’ve been 
wanting to talk to you,” he said. ‘I'm most unhappy — even miserable.|’ 
I'm having a terrible time with myself lately, and now, to make it 
worse, my company has Idaded a responsibility upon 
me that is more than I can take.” So ran his depres- 
sing story. = 
“That's too bad," I sympathized. ‘What business 
are you in?” ~ 7        
        
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‘impress you as an inspiring personality?” And he 
( laughed mirthlessly. SS a 
DR. PEALE asked dully. 
1 looked at him, disnapea dan ts bis ocak. “Wek @ eusrter cach 
be to sit up straight and assume af attitude of vigor and enthusiasm. 
| -We-tend-to be come that which we assume. The way you sit or stand 
has a great deal to do with how you feel,” I explained. “And second- 
ly, you shouldn't run down or depreciate your job. You apologetically 
told me, ‘I'm just a peddier.’ What you should say, and I hope you'll 
say it proudly every day of your life from now one, is: ‘I belong to 
necessary to the American economy and to the preservation of our 
freedoms and our way of life.’ Don’t keep calling yourself ‘just a 
peddier.’ 
“But, of course,” I went on, ‘‘It seems from what you say that you 
work for a concern that: is headed by stupid people, since they send 
you out to make sales talks for them.” 
BOSSES NEVER MAKE A MISTAKE 
.~ He bridled at that. ‘‘My bosses never make mistakes,'’ he boasted. 
‘They are the smartest men in business.” : 
“Well, then,” I told him, “evidently they believe in. you more Creati vely   
Pageant Plans 
Slated Dec. 18 Rev. Fred R. Tiffany Lists Sermons for Season 
at Bethany Baptist — 
The Christmas season will be 
ushered in at Bethany “Baptist | 
Church with the annual Christmas,   
0:45 £.M,—Cherch Scheal 
11:00 A. M.—Merning Wership 
ADVENT COMMUNION 
  
    
  
Communion Service-and reception 
of members at 11 o'clock Sunday) 
“Oh, Ti’ just a peddier, a sal n. B j g come == The family service at 9 -a.m. 
will feature the Cherub Choir with 
Mrs. Jasper Warden, director. First Open 
Bible Church 
    
  
  
one of the greatest callings known to man; I am a salesman. I am |; 
man, head of the speech depart- 
ment of Waterford Township High 
School 
_On Christmas morning, at both’ 
services, there will be dedication | 
of infants. Parents are asked to! 
call the church office for arrange- 
ments and conferences. 
The present series of instruction! 
for candidates for membership will | 
conclude on Christmas and the 
service of baptism will follow.      
  
than you believe in yourself. They know that you know your- job and 
your product, and they believe you can influence and help other wen 
to do a better job of selling. If, as you say, they do not make mis- 
takes, then they haven't made one about you. Se believe in yourself, 
‘at least as much as they do.” 
To do this I suggested that he practice holding a mental picture. of 
himself as helping the salesmen to whom he was going to speak; also 
to ask himself how he could meet their needs. What were their prob- 
lems, their anxieties, their difficulties? I encouraged him to practice   ligious Committee, Mrs, Henry 
Hoschander and Mrs. John Roth- 
child. Others are Mel Goldman| 
‘and Kari Berg, chairmen of the Evening | Christi Church Sunday, This is Sun. School 10:00 Worship. 11:00 le ariera ak sted aoa is| aneation ‘Committee.   
8 as ani POOR | set bY te women ot Me "bite as Cotton’ Mrs, Allan Kersee will conduct 
|tbe worship service and introduce 
ithe speaker, Mrs. E. E. Boyd of 
‘Bethany Christian Church, Detroit. 
|Last year Mrs. Boyd served as on WPON 1460 
  vice president of the State Conven-   
  
“We Olfer You Christian Fellowship” 
Central 
Christian Church ‘ 347 North Saginaw Street tion of the Disciples of Christ. 
Her theme tomorrow will be 
“Faith Tremendous for Decisive 
Days.” A special offering for mis- 
sions will be received,   
        
       Chas. D. Race, Paster — FE 4-023 EVANGEL TEMPLE Sundsy Services: Bible Schoo! 1@ A.M. Y. M. C. A. Side Entrance 
Worship Hour and = 1) A.M. Nen-Deneminational Full Gospel 
5:30 P. M.—Wershipg Hour Sunday Seheol, 0:45 A.M. 
ay ee Youth Me “7:00 PLM. Warship, 11:00 A. 
Meeting: and Stady 1:30 P.M. —— Service Sunday 
—— wening, 7:45 P.M.   
  
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner Hast Berefoppesite Post Office) no” Fentise 
(Opposite Post Say se apes omy Geolirey Day. B.A.B.TH. Pastor 
  
  
  
     
y Morning 
“A LITTLE ” CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM” Preaching The Rev. Mr. CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC rece Graves, Asse, Minister CIENCE HURC 
    
    
  
  FIRST METHODIST S. Saginaw at Judson St. 
. . Rev. Paul R. Havens, Minister 
10:00 A.M. .......... 
“SHOW ME THY GLORY” 
Broadcast on WPON 10:15 A. M. 
09:98 A.M ook kkiccwcs ee . Church School Rev. W. E. Hakes, Ass't Pastor 
6:18 PM... —— Youth Fellowship 
7:30 P.M. 10.2.8... Program “Christmas Bells” Narrator, Miss Janice Rivard 
Wednesdoy Evening Prayer & Bible Study, 7:30 P, M. 
Speaker: 
REV. PAUL HAVENS. to Be Topic of Talk. 
Mrs. Blanche D. Joki of Algonac 
will be the speaker at 11 a.m. 
Sunday at the Pontiac Unity Cen- 
ter, 7144 N. Saginaw St. 
Her subject will be “White As 
Cotton.” Sunday School for chil- 
dren will be held at the same time. 
Plans are being made for the 
‘annual Candlelight Service to be}. 
held Dec. 18. 
‘Wandering Travelers 
‘Celebrating Anniversary 
The Wandering Travelers are, 
celebrating their fifth anniversary, 
Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Bagley| 
gymnasium. 
Appearing on the program will] 
be the Pastor's Chorus of St. 
Peter's Baptist Church of Detroit. 
Ladell Garrett and his Harmo-| 
nettes of Detroit will also be fea-| 
  tured.   
  
  
   
  Smee ne Morning Service 
Seng Leader: 
MISS GERRY COOK 
  
  
    Emmanuel Baptist Church - Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave.   FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oakland and Saginaw, 
Pontiac, Michigan 
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor iM ‘ ile | 
Our responsibility—the World; Our resources— 
the Word. - i 
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A.M. | 
(Classes for All Ages) 
MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M.' 
“HATERS OF THE TRUTH” 
EVENING SERVICE—7:00 P. M. 
“THE MESSAGE OF HABAKKUK” 1 
“Dr. H. H. Savage Preaching at Both Services” 
      
  
Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages Sunday School. IC A. M. 316 Baldwin Ave. FE 2-0384 
_ Sunday Eve. Worship, 7:30 P. M. Sunday Worship, 1] A. M. 
Thurs. Prayer, 7:30 P. M. 
      
  eliminating himself from the picture and, instead, to think in an out- 
going way of the men he was privileged to help. 
PLAY GAME OF PRETEND 
Then I asked him to think of me as a salesman who wasn't doing 
too well, but could do better, and to give his talk to me. He grinned 
and got into‘the spirit of this game of pretend. In fact, he became so 
interested in telling me how to sell and how I could do a better job 
that he became positively enthusiastic and very compelling. He really 
demonstrated force. He went at me so vigorously that-he had me en- 
thused to the point that, for a moment, I even considered going on his 
sales force. 
“lane why “peur commpanty_ kaa aunt Feu eat <ul is eamame” € 
declared. “You are a wonder. You've got the rare ability to convey 
conviction and enthusiasm te ‘others. You can make other people be- 
lieve in themselves. You must not allow negative moods to cast 
shadows ever your wonderful spirit and subtract from your natural 
leadership ability.” . 
Inasmuch as spirit is a spiritual matter, I asked thi¢ salesman if! 
  UNITY 7144 N. Saginaw St. 
Sunday School 11:00 A. M. 
     ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 
CHURCH 
Joslyn at Fourth 
10:45 Morning etorpa 
$65 6. tended Schaal Geerge Mahbder, Paster FE 56-0606 
    
    
  
    
     THE FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 44 N, RORELAWN _ 
ae erp Son tentmeetee to Pusher 
  
  
  
  
  
  
    REV. W. WIBLEY, Pastor 
      he ever prayed. ‘‘Only when I'm in a jam,” he confessed. ‘I guess I) 
could learn a lot about praying.” | 
REMINDED HIM OF GOD 
  
  peo I reminded him that God wants to be our friend and guide us, and 
|that faith in God helps a man to stay healthy and normal in his think- 
ling. I suggested that he practice the belief that God would go with him. 
into those sales meetings and release him to his best effort so he in 
|turn could release the others. | 
This man needed to realize that spiritual techniques are impor. | 
Tay ond aerate og lane pote one i beasaag ip ama | 
called “Thought Conditioners,” which is designed to help a person | 
think creatively. (I'll be giad to send any reader a copy free of 
charge. dust drop me a card in care of this paper.) 
Later this salesman wrote me telling how well the meetings had 
|gone and describing what ‘‘fun” it had been. He made this curious 
statement; “You put me back inside of myself.” Of course, I did not 
do that, His faith did it. 
e ° C) 
But isn’t that something we all need at times, to be put back inside, 
lof ourselves? Through that process we regain faith in ourselves and! 
(Copyright 1955)   WORSHIP—11:00 O'Clock * 
: “God-Empowered 
SUNDAY EVENING 7:45 
  
Sunday School 9:45 
A Gift for Every Visiter 
Tuesday, 7:45 
Graphic story of Lillian Trash- 
er and her work among the 
homeless children of Egypt. eee ewe wee eS 
& f = 
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Thursday, 7:45 
Youth Service 
FIRST ASSEMBLY     WELCOME     
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH A fellowship ¢f Christians in the American Baptist Convention 
serving with ail believers in the World Council of Churches. 
Rev. Fred Robert Tiffany. Minister     
      210 N. PERRY ST. PONTIAC 
8:00 to 8:30 A. M. 
| “Visit the Church. of the 
Old Fashioned Gospel” 
    9:00 Worship ; 5:00 Youth Center 
9:45 Sunday School 7:00 Youth Programs 
11;00 Wership 7:00 Adult Education ‘ : | 
A.M. SUNDAY P.M. : 
“Wednesday, 7:45 P. M—Church Night 
»W. Huren _at Mark Aveo 
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE} ‘ 505 Auburn Ave. 
  
   Auditorium Saturday Ereaiog Service, 7:30 P. M. 
10:00 A. M. Sandor sisieles Spats Midweek Prayer and 
SY, 0.8... : | 6:30 p. m. Praise Service 
“The Christian Attitude Toward 
the Return Evangelistic Service .7:30 p. m. 
of Christ” BEULAH HOLINESS CHURCH Osmun and Going Streets Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. 
  
    
  
    
  “45 A.M. Morning Worship 
Rev. Lola P. Marion, Speaker 
“THE GOD OF Tam OF THIS AGE” 
Come and Worship with Us! 
  
  
  
    
  
  Gospelaire Quartet 
Broadcast Over WCAR 10:15 - 10:45 | 
sta” | CHURCH OF CHRIST “Seven Prayers of the Saviour” _ | germane, Buh yee Pe Bement po 7:30 P.M. a Seale “Seven Promises of the Saviour” [FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Emmanuel “Rochester Gospel <a hace a ‘Mixed Quartet. i 9: 45 0. m. Sunday School 
String Quartet .     
| Sunday ‘School Attendance Lest Sundey—927 
‘DR. TOM. | hes Pastor . ; 7 
SPEAKING AT ALL SERVICES 
  7:30 p.m. Evening Service 
For Transportation Call FE 5-7768 or FE 4-1782 
B. Eugene Romsey, Minister — Gen. Offices: Andersen, Ind. 10245 acm. Merning Sievies 
    
  
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  “THE PRICE OF BACKSLIDING” The Christian and 
‘$15 K.M.to 1818 — Children’s Church and Schoo |] Missionary Alliance Church 7:45 P. M. Evangelistic Service ‘ 178 Green Street 
», lear. Orchard Lake Ave.) 
Sunday Scheol 9:45 A. M. 
Sunday Worship 11:00 A. M. 
“SEVEN THINGS THE 
Evening Service 7:30 P. M. 
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         The Truth of God 
Forbearance in Love 
    
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Youth Fellowship . 6:30 P. M. 
Evening Service ...7:30 P. M. 
Wed. Prayer : 
Meeting at ...... 730P.M 
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Joslyn at Third 
Ramend 1. Watkins, Paster 
Bible School ..... 9:30 A. M. 
Worship ........ 10:45 A. M. 
Youth Fellowship ..6:30 P. M. 
Evoeee Service ...7:30 P. M.   
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Bible. School ...... 9:45 A.M. ¢ 
Morning Worship ...11 A.M. 4 
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Evening Worship ..7:30 P. M. 
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   Tar PONTIAC FRESS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1955 NINE     
CHURCH OF THE 
GOOD. SAMARITAN 
"Healing Service, 7:00 P.M. 
Réguler Service, 7:30 P. M, 
199 Auburn Ave; at DAV Hall   Andrew Marth | 
to Direct Series |.   
  
Programs to. Originate   
  
  
  in Seminary Studios : 
at Orchard Lake 
  
  Morning Service’ program ae for Radio Eu- 
rope, will arrive with his staff to 
direct a series of two broadcasts. 
One_will be aired in the early part 
of December while the other will 
be, heard during Christmas week. 
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
   Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. 
Evening Service 7:30 P.M. 
WAYNE £. WELTON 
Minister 
FE 2-6928 
” UNITED LUT HERAN 
CHURCH NASCENSIO THE 
    
     
             
   
  © We'll Lock For You} Youth Groups 6:30 P.M. | 
PREACHING 
11 AM. & 7:30 P.M.   
tainment.”’ |     
Presbyterians      
     
     
  Observe Advent jie me Rev. Edward Auchard EVANGELISTIC MEETING 
to Preview Bible Study ‘Letter to the Ephesia ng']  /CAPT. and MRS. MAGNUS 
MICHALSEN, in Charge The SALVATION ARMY 
29 W. Lawrence Street sreeeese eee (f245 AML : 
pies cvocncenes sss 
.. +7230 PML. 
7:30 Md 
    
  
  
Hershey at the 11 o’clock wor- |               
  
      
  
  
Father James Keller M.M. who 
founded the Christopher-movement 
to “emphasize the importance of 
personal responsibility and individ- 
ual initiative in raising the stand- 
ards of education, ™m » la- 
bor relations, literature and enter- Christian Herald Head 
Affirms Confidence in 
Younger Generation 
BUCK HILL FALLS, Pa. (RNS)     miss | aattton inscribed with the Chris- 
jtopher motto: “Better to light one 
cuniie han 10 cares the Corimess.” 
| Christian Men’s Club 
|to Meet Monday Noon 
  
sentation of the Apostle Paul Winners were cited for outstand- 
—More than 450 young people from 
all over the United States and 
Canada heard a leading American 
clergyman affirm his confidence 
in modern youth. 
s * e 
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, Philadel- 
phia, editor of The Christian Her- 
ald, urged adults to look in the 
mirror before talking too much 
about juvenile delinquency. 
He addressed the 10th interna- 
tional conference of Allied Youth, 
Inc., organization of high school 
\Christian Youth, will be the next} students that promotes temper- 
jspeaker for the Christian Men's/ance. 
Club. The meetings. are held each}. with minimising the juve- 
faldron nile delinquency problem Dr. 
Poling called upon adults to real- 
ize that “young people do not 
write the books they read, or 
create the pictures they see.” 
“They're not their own teachers, 
Preachers or parents,’ he said. 
“They receive us (adults) straight 
through life without choice.’ 
John Pasciutti, supervisor of al- 
cohol education for the Vermont 
Department of Education, attacked 
the liquor industry for complaining 
that it was losing part of the con- 
{sumer dollar. He said the industry 
was still getting about a_ billion 
dolars more each year than public entertainment! 
Nitamh el ‘woclbva’e louse aa: 
  
Ed Darling, director of Voice of 
One of the staff musicians will 
}accompany Mr. Darling. The or- 
‘ganization, Voice of Christian| 
| Youth, is an affiliate of the Youth 
for Christ International.   
the Greek Treasury bears a repre- 
  
  
THE CRESCENT HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH education. 
e © e@ : 
“And I'd hate to compare their 
receipts with what is spent for ‘An Church, located on Road at Universal Ave. Waterford Township, to serve the entire community.|¢dical research, the churches, 
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Worship of Ged 10:45 A. M. Se eso 
  
    
Prelate Given Award   
         
    
    
     
     
      
       
      
                
    Kiissaiieel Baptist Church 
Broadcast at 10:15 A.M. ever WCAR 
7:30 P. M. SERVICE 
Emmanuel Mixed Quartet 
Rochester String Quartet 
-= Meagan Westy <n. 1 90 rap eee BTU. i. eyes 6S PLM. 
Emmanuel Baptist Church | swiss Worsip ::::: $20 7.0 - f : . i Wed. Prayer Meeting _ 7:30 P.M. 
| Young People’s Bible Stu. 8:00 P, Ms   | NEW YORK (RNS)—Msgr. John, 
Patrick Carroll- Abbing, ‘founder 
land president of the Boys’ Towns 
jot Italy, Was presented with the | 
  Catholic educators from seven 
states were urged here to go be- 
yond the gimmicks in education 
_ {and “ask for greatness’’ from their 
students. 
“Our most tragic blunder,” he 
sald, “might be 
time and energy on gimmicks to DENVER, Cole. -<RNS)—Roman; — 
              amuse young people when they 
are looking to us to give them 
ee eee ee 
“Have we dared to ask for 
greatness from our Catholic young 
people? Have we tapped sufficieint- 
ly the resources of idealism so 
deeply embedded in the very na- 
ture of the young?” 
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Msgr. Horrigan visited European 
schools last spring. He said Ameri- 
can schools compare favorably in 
all but one respect—an adequate 
means of identifying, pushing and 
inspiring the gifted student. 
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  1t:a@ A.M. 
Evening Service || Plans have been made to re-_ lp tervice. 
"> taepm. |) peat this latter broadcast three *‘Jeaders of the Women's by ~ service of Baptism at the 
*. Praver Service | times. These programs will orig: Association and of other church’ Dakota Ave Church. 
4 wes. 1:30 P.1. || imate’ in the seminary recording oa = oe FIRST’UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Rev. BL. com, wewise, || “Hoe. ee ies oak — GEO. D. MURPHY, Paster 8.8. Supt. Tee chit compared of thirty cen ster ps et students studying priest- [peeview_the _ “Letter 
hood is directed by Father Henry Ephesians,” the Bible study for 
Highland Congregational |. Waraksa. He already has di- the coming year. ==. _ WESLEYAN METHODIST __ z Church rected several choral groups heard | A planning session for _ the 61 NORTH LYNN STREET en on Voice:of America and the Al-|— women is_scheduled for 8 o'clock! : 
dem h Aprodrl-m-oredine oe eee Samak dag World Poggi igang | 1020 Sunday School W.Y.P. 8. 645 P.M. 
10:00.a. m. Sunday School War Il. | A turkey dinner will be served Usht Werkip Evangelistic 728 9.4, 11:15 2, m. oaing Wookie. In addition to programs for over- Wednesday when the men enter- Rev. C. D. Friess, Pastor 
Sermon by seas broadcast, ‘the choir will be tain at the Annual Ladies’ Night. <_< heard nationally over the Colum- A film on Biblical archeology, |" 7 
won. "'per <u" APOSTOLIC CHURCH at Collier : fae . 
deutrwamauna” | Christophers Cite . | Ser ge . 
ee 38 Entertainment CHURON OF 'THE ADVENT—Loceied on West” Ponting Press Feet} Children of the Primary De- OF CHRIST op cmenaigp Weapon 4 { W i Sarma gry Nap snal agnoan Pero aaeg bmp School are both scheduled for 11 a. m, Archdeacon partment will have a Christmas 458 Contra! 
Promae, |. mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan. The Ralph W. Parke will be in charge of this first | Dirty seturday. Parties for 
= i a ne ace Heap Pine tae Sea apes ee eal naa nd > : = 10am. & 120 NEW Y ( _ . Church and Sunday Hansz and Edgar A. (Bud) Guest Jr. . Junior departments are sched- Tues., Thurs., Sat. 7:30 p. 
ight cers, directors and —+> ; 3, p.m. 
PARKDALE CHURCH rakes entertainment in- 5 o. . 4) = fee tn ee that the are Apostolic in doctrine, OF THE NAZARENE |2sty bave been named winners Catholics Urged nitia VICES he eta teortey wit be alg Mn Holy Ghost as New Birth, Jesus of the Christopher Awards for the | II O[ raises : . __[Rev. Galen ier real ‘associ. g2,{he One True God! Always Pray ior the 
Pe Wet enrenet | six-month period ending last Sep. , 3 . |to Drop Gimmicks: Se paar tale arcs @icaad Sik - 
tne sat 28 sm, fine miner wm ered s Madan) Youth 2 Teaching Class at |] Tomorrow |z.srer7 sae"   
Calvary Episcopal Mission Now 
Sited in Old Pine Lake 
School. Building 
A new Episcopal Mission, the 
Church of the Advent, will hold 
its first service tomorrow morn- 
ing at 11 o'clock in the Pine eee 
school on W. Long Lake Rd. 
Middlebelt Rd. The school will be 
ithe site of the Mission for the 
lemme being. Sermons Scheduled 
‘for Sunday Services Sunday Scheel. 
The Rev. George D. Murphy,| Eve. Worship .. pastor of the First United Mission- /f 
ary Church, 135 Prospect St. an-/f 
nounces a schedule of his serfhons 
t|for the Holiday Season. 
Dec. 411 a.m. “The Unchange- 
ableness of Jesus Christ,” 7 p.m. 
“Christian Baptism.” (Baptismal |f    
Rose L. Davis, Pastor 
‘ve “Rev. 306 Mavens Sanford 
Weaueuday, poral Pare team a 0 A 
Study of “Book of Revelations” 
Thursday, Communion Service. 7:30 P.M, 
Daniel Havens, Associate Pastor 
     
        Service 
         
            
    The Venerable Ralph W. Parke, 
  Service) 
Dec. 11-11 a.m. | oe oes 
Came Down.” | 
Dec. 18-11 a.m. “Christmas and /| 
You”; 7 p.m. Anual Sunday School | 
Christmas Program. 
Dec. 25-11 a.m. “The King’s) 
B °" 7 p.m. 
Again. > (Vesper Service) i 
Jan. 1-11 a.m. “ How to Begin) archdeacon of the Episcopal Dio- 
service. He will be assisted by) 
two lay readers, Richard Hansz 
and Edgar A. Guest Jr. 
Families living in the area are 
showing considerable interest 
and enthusiasm in the Mission, 
according to Mrs. Ethel Hogie, 
field worker and organiter of the see eeneeee 
         FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 5460 Williams Leke Read (CA! Building) 
  
Sroenees- the New Year;" 7:30 p.m. “First 
      “I am amazed at the tremen-| Things First.”   
        “Is it just barely possible,” 
asked, “‘that we might learn the 
lesson from the great modern to-| 
talitarian powers that youth re- 
sponds best when it is asked to 
give everything?” 
Newman AME 
fo Hear Bishop Bishop George W, Baber of De- 
troit will preach at the 11 o'clock 
service Sunday morning at the, 
Newman AME Church on Auburn 
. ° s * 
ks eas era Geen. 
trict of the AME Church, the         
  
(Rabbi S. E. erate 
‘to Discuss Holy Land 
The political situation in the Holy 
Land will be discussed by Rabbi 
Sanford E. Saperstein of Temple   
FIRST UNITED 
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF PONTIAC ONENESS ; 
9@ Howard Street 
Everyone Welcome! SUNDAY SERVICES   o'clock in Bethany Baptist Church. 
During the recent adult Beth Jacob Sunday evening at 7 he’ dous anticipation and eager Te-| The public is invited to these)   
sponse I have found,” she 6aid. 
Classes for children will be held| 
at the same time as the church 
service. 
Men and women of the neigh- 
borhood spent all day Friday 
scrubbing and polishing equip- 
ment. 
The Episcopal Diocese is start- services. 
Great Service Cross 
Given Bonn Laymen 
        ing a series of new missions, one 
every two months to prepare for) 
the future needs at various areas. 
The Ssadorhip ie — project is 
being taken by the lay men and| 
lay women of the chirch, They as-! 
sist in the purchase of the prop- “It looks like hokus-pocus to 
me,” Dave Smith said to Fa- 
ther Crane. 
Dave was expressing a quite 
common view held by many dor Heuss of West Germany. 
    
  The anmual rallies of the two lay 
There is evidence that blotting/movements are highlights of Ger- 
paper was made in England before|man church life. Each draws hun- 
other types of paper were madejdreds of thousands of believers 
there. from ail over Germany. .   
~~ 
‘What —does it do,” 
Dave as ht a candle 
or burn incense? And how can 
a little medal around my neck 
protect me from accidents?” 
Unfortunately, too many           
  
  ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN GHURCH = [Faith nave a complete mis- 
145 Hil Street at Chery & sons prtiess sud, toe tas to + eoners dag oo: Sooeoo00090" Secs secstoece. Apa 7 babowerat snp are = a tered ; —_ eee pr cence eberenere eeeresoeses FE . n a ee thay 
do have a very Peal | religious 
meaning and value.   education 
series which has just closed at the |     
  ‘church, so many written questions 
have been received asking for in-| 
| formation on the conditions in Pal- | 
/estine, that this Sunday create 
has been arranged. 
The Rev. Fred R. Tiffany, pas. | 
tor, extends an invitation to all! 
  y Seboo! .......... 10:00 ALM 
Sunday oe Sewieee 11:00 A.M 
y Night 7:43 PM Wea. beens ‘Bible 
ante seer . 145 POM. 
Meeting... 90 P.M. REV. a P. hike tER 
Listen te Breadeast 
Ey yo &, 1:90 AM. H RADIO ATION wron “Actually,” Father Crane 
told Dave, “religious articles 
used by Catholics are meant 
to be helps to ‘weir religious 
life... nothing more. The 
value of such articles is not CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets at 1196 Jestyn Ave. for Worship EACH LORD'S DAY MORN, Ti A. M. 
Services Each Lord's Day Evening 7:00 P. M. 
Matt. 16:18 And Ut say unto thee thou art Peter and upon this rock I 
  who are interested. | in the metal, wood or wax of 
which they are made, nor in 
the form they may have. will bulid my church. And the gates of hell shall tot prevail against it. 
Paul Deems, 7175 Elizabeth Lake Road. FE 71-0226 
  
but in the peeves of the   
    
A British firm has sent a cargo 
States to thatch a house in Maine.   
  
  
Andersonville Road, WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH Neer Dixie Highway 
sear ese e O20. Sorship 1 A. M1120 P. M. ednesday, 7:30 P, 
      
  
REV, A. H. MULLINS, Pastor ae CHURCH MOS ae Wiese, — 
Sunday School ....... 9:45 rah!    
   
        
    of Norfolk reeds to the United/ 
| FREE METHODIST CHURCH 
  EAST HURON at PERRY 
Central Methodist Rev. Milton BH. Bank, D. D., Minister Rev. Soha W. Mulder, Asso. Minister 
10:45 A. M—MORNING WORSHIP 
“WE HAVE SEEN HIS STAR” 
(Broadcast over WPON 11:00 A. M.) 
Dr. Milton H." Bank, Preaching Church and of Christ, in 
But Dave was still not con- 
vinced.. He that re- 
ligion is a spiritual thing . 
that it 
a ae 
    
poe, Father Crane 
(2 Blocks West of Sears)- 
The Church of the Light and Life Hour A, M. 
pil SUPREME 
| RELIGIOUS 
iil] $422 Limoeee sto, 
  
  erty and in ‘conditioning it for arg Day Sagan erver non-Catholics . . . that the 
services, - Reinoid of the Catholic use of such articles . 
EKT) |98 beads, crucifixes, medals 
os mic Mas em ech Cus er DC er are ‘ in religion and even 
Great Lakes. ae ee cmacks of pagan superstition. 
uires no external ; 
l xmeinys OF conaaiied is INFORMATION - ‘BUREAU 
  it TH 
at blessing little children, 
-not have to lay Hid 
them .. . but he did. 
ult 
pray” (Luke 22: 41). . 
Many Catholic practices 
which seem strange to you- 
now, would make a deep and 
_ convincing impression upon 
your mind and heart if you. 
really understood them. And 
this is your invitation to in- 
vestigate. 
  SHARTE COUNCIL, A.X.M, . 
NO. 600, PONTIAC, MICH, | 
COUNCIL: * 
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Milford to ) Entertain Foreign Guests” dren at one Elementary School 
and display items from his native 
country, MILFORD—A miei of anesthe 
and entertainment has been 
planned for Mr. and Mrs. .D. R: 
Swayampati of India by member's) 
of the Milford Methodist. Church. jcame to the U. S. as a Crusade 
Scholar and before leaving India 
headed a- Methodist Boys’ School, 
the MS University (a girls’ school) 
the Butler Hospital for Women, 
* Arriving late today, Mr, and|and the Webb Memorial School for 
Mrs. Swayampati and their three|Girls, all sponsored by the Metho- 
small children will make their/dist Church. 
headquarters . with the William) Both Mr. and Mrs, Swayampati 
[Parker family at 426 South Main|plan to teach when they return 
St. to Baroda the guests at the Parker home 
Tuesday night. Those who are in- 
terested in Foreign Field Service 
exchange of students are particu- 
larly invited. 
Plans have been made for Mr. 
Swayampati to speak to the chil- 
Mark Golden Wedding | 
TROY TOWNSHIP — Mr. andj -About 250 persons attended - ‘the 
Mrs. Ray E. Clark, 2874 Miner St.,|@fternoon event. 
celebrated their golden wedding The couple, married in Detroit 
anniversary Sunday, with an open Nev. 29, 1906, have lived ia the” 
house for friends and relatives. _ = Oakland County area -for the — 
a j past 45 years. 
Methodists Ply roms cana an rere 
Day's Activities. Raymond, both of Birmingham; 
| Men’s Club of Church! | three sons, Ray and Edward, both 
& Birmingham, and Elmer of Pon- 
i tiac. There | are 3B grandchildren. 
in Southfield to Meet, 
the third film of the World Travel) Monday and Adventure series. Oe — 
Frede HFTELD TOWNSHE 
A a asiaru » whe timed “Life's Priority List’ an examina- 
aaa ah marlon story; oe ® ‘tion of first loyalties in today's | 
Geleaate and @ sae a \tenvel lovercrowded lives, will be the sec- 
the eating countey without (mon-theme of the Rev. Fred W. 
Rink — 7 'MeNeil, during the 11 a.m. worship | 
service of the Southfield Methodist 
His is the only complete trav-| church Sunday. 
elogue ever made on this country. | Grades kindergarten through jon will be available at the” third grade of the church echacl 4 
; will meet at the Southfield-10 
———- - |school while grades four through 
To Ask Commission adult meet at the church, 10% Mile 
for $75,000 for Rink and Berg Rds., beginning at 9:45 
a.m. 
A steak dinner will be served 
. at the church diting 
ROYAL OAK — The Royal Oak'| proceeds from (he 
City Commission will be asked dinner going to the Organ Fund. 
Monday night to approve the rec-| The organ committee plans to 
ommendation of the Royal Qak| have the mew organ fer the 
Park and Recreation Committee,| Christmas services. 
to advance, at least $75,000 toward| The Methodist Men's club will 
the building of a proposed new ice|meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the 
skating rink in Royal Oak. church. Male members, and) 
Russell EB. Kaister, member | {friends of the church, are invited | 
of the recreation committee said |to attend this gathering for a fel- 
this morning, that the building |!owship and devotional period. 
et the rink would start within 
sixty days, subject to the ap- 
proval of the commission. The 
rink will cost approximately | mlay Rotary 
$100,000. 
The money, which would be| Club Schedules 
‘Ladies’ Night’ taken from the Royal Oak Capital 
Improvement Fund, will be. aug- -IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City 
mented with donations from the 
citizens of Royal Oak. % * 
Next week the guests will leave 
for New York and their return to 
India. * 
    
After a 7 p.m. potluck dinner 
at the Methodist Church Monday 
Mr. Swayampati will give a talk 
and lead a discussion on vital ‘The foreign guests are from 
Baroda, in Bombay State, India. 
Mr. Swayampati has been study- 
ing in lowa State University, do- ing research for a tuberculosis questions in the U. 8. and India. 
serum to take back Ths Indja. He _An open house will be held for 
ard Travelogue 
Slated Tonight — 
in Farmington - . 
| FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — | Farmington Kiwanis Club will pre- 
sent “The Ethiopian Story” at 
8:15 p. m. tonight at the Junior 
High School Auditorium, This is |     School Issues 
Bus Policies Driving Conditions ‘to 
Affect Transportation 
‘Says Shunck 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Aj 
memorandum pertaining to school 
bus operation under dangerous 
driving conditions has been issued 
|by: Sup. William Shunck. 
“It is the policy of Waterford 
_|Township Schools not to operate 
_|its buses if we feel that it is haz- 
_jardous to do so. 
Sometimes we have no choice 
in the matter because road condi- 
tions may be satisfactory when 
the pupils are picked up in the 
morning but become unsatisfac- 
tory during the day. However, we 
do not send buses out in the morn- 
ing if we feel at that time that bus 
{driving will be hazardous,"’ stated 
Shunck. 
If questionable driving condi- 
tions are anticipated, the super: 
intendent’s office begins check- 
ing at 4:30 a.m. wiih the U.S. 
Weather Bureau, the Oakland 
County Read Commission, the 
Waterford Township Police, and 
the Dakland County Sheriff's De- 
partment.   
  
CLOTHES 
FOR THE 
ENTIRE 
FAMILY ! 
@ @ 
SHOP and SAVE 
Goodman's DEPT. STORE 520 S. Saginaw 
FE 2-2784   
    
  
  
  back, left to right, are Christopher Littie of North Marshfield, Mass., 
John Taylor of Trout Creek, Mont., (McVey,) Donald Zittlow of West 
De Pere, Wis., and John Johnson of Meridale, N. Y. General Mills - 
a trips and scholarships. “LOVE THAT OUW’ — The six national 4-H dairy winners and 
David H. McVey, vice president and general manager of the Larro 
SureFeed Division of General Mills, get together with a straw ‘‘cow” 
at the 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. In front, left to right, are Shirley 
Ann Major of Loyal, Okla., and Gwendolyn Bentz of Chico, Calif. In 
Salary Question 
Telepathy, Says Oak Park Woman ri. ther and see hin Shputing to me. in Farmington The name he seemed to be shout- | 
| Ing was ‘Stone, so that’s what | | FE ARMINGTON — When. should) ithe salar ‘y of a new employe| 
os ineiorceel reeset ne | = Farm, Garden Club Gives 
Approval to Scholarship The roads are then personally 
inspected by Supt. Shunck, William 
Bawden, administrative assistant, 
and James Den Herder, assistant 
to the superintendent. 
The announcement ‘Buses will 
not operate today” is then carried 
jover local radio stations from 6 
p.m. on.   
      
    ARE YOU 
MOVING?     NEW YORK (INS)—Has mental|‘‘Women's Journal?” 
telepathy invaded the television|\COULD VISUALIZE 
quiz program? * American Legion Hall. 
ner will be served by the Legion 
Auxiliary. 
Dr. Franklin D. Elmer Jr., 
minister of First Baptist Church, 
Flint, will speak on “Neighbors 
in a Werld Community.”   
  She was right. The woman was 
| Lucy Stone, and the Clamages| 
“Broke the Bank." * 
That is the question which has 
caused Russell Conway, Township | s 
  Mrs, Pat Clamage, 25, of (13981 | seconds ticked off. 
Kenwood) Oak Park, had no one “Then suddenly,” she said, 
  
      
      
       
      
         
    
              
  
  
       
             
          
      
       
    
       
    
    
         
  
           
                
   
            
       
    
          
           
       
     
                         
    
                                  
         
                       
                
        explanation today for what hap-| “I could just visualize my fa- | Aror the show—as fast as she ; ; . ha police officer here to tender his | ; ; - ri i i — yr Tr quiz show =a — her father resignation to the township board.| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The pared jie Ctizenship ia the Tilegeidrg ree bead ll reak the Bank. 7s Reports say that the board cannot|terms of its scholarship were for- prea ps Se singing led by William Knight, mv- 
This is her story: q Of 0 ge “Tt was right.” she said. “Hejagree as to when his salary should! mally approved when the Water- ace A we, pies aga et al- lsical selections by Mrs. Arthur| 
Shé' and her 34-year-old hes. told me that he had been jumping begin. Conway started work Nov.|ford Branch of the National Farm centre sacar. om *  Placeway. and instrumental num- 
——— band, Stan, a home furnishing | up and town and shouting the’. and Garden Assn. met Thurs- ing bers by Roger Evans. ~ 
distributor, were facing Master | name ‘Stone’ just as it came to’ trving Yakes, chief of police. \day at the home of Mrs. George Oe Gee Cae ~ an 8 [I r) a a a 
ef Ceremonies Bert Parks for | me. You can't imagine just what) says he seeks a meeting with Se eae (ot epmeer een | aart Berkley Girl to Appear | eS BSA8gs the final question last night in my feelings were. I'm convinced it hoard members, hoping some oon inowa en the Waterford culture er home economics. The | 
! their bid for $1,900. CLARKSTON — Annual meeting|”@S telepathy. What clse? agreement can be reached | 10 be known as the Wateriotl| winner will be selected by a \in U. of M. Production 
Out in Milwaukee, Wis., h and election of officers of Cedar — | whereby the force will not lose |cazde" Club Scholarship, it willl committee compesed ef twe | ANN ARBOR — University of i n waukee, Wis., her par- Oo ] Cones " amount to $250 a year and will be| members of the garden associa- Michigan student Katherine Fodell, 
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. John, Margales,| Lodge No. 60 F&AM babes pele os 'g tonvil e Gr oup 2 eee offered to the same Waterford! tion, the high school principal 2431 Cummings, Berkley will a | were watching the program at/Thursday night in Clarkston The officer in question served:Township High School graduate for) and the senior class ls = ee A home. ' a |sonic Temple. Plans Luncheon las a part time policeman before ———— 2s or sponsor. | pear in the Speech Department | 
Came the final question’; what) Raymond Ruggles was clec ted ‘hs was hired by the board on a = W rf d J For the program Mrs. T. Mel- Play “The Worlds of Tommy Al-| 
was the name of ‘the famous wom. '° the office of Worshipful Master | Th ursday Noon ‘full time basis. ate Or aycees bourne Roberts presented the bright’ hace $10 at $ p.m. in the WI LD 
an suffragist who even after mar- for the coming year. Jesse Spark "| ‘Christmas Eve story, ‘The Leg-/Lydia Mendelssohn Theater. | 
« riage retained he ide man, senior warden; Frank Var-| ORTONVILLE — Women of the . ‘end of-the Stained Glass Window.”| Written by Russell Brown, : 
melden wine es pie aiden Harold (Doct. Mary Nastia Gee eee ., Auto Kills Warren cnequie ontest ‘Mrs. Rebecca Gould sang |\senior from Vassar, the play won| “as organized .a publication called = eee saree aye seth = Mary Narrin Circle of the WSCS of T hio B 10 canbe eH 4 atns Hopwood Award last 2 oe It; B | R DS : surer; Roy Conrad. sec- in. Methodi : ownshi mbers, accompanie Vv rs..a a sprin | : 
retary; Rutherford Stanton. : chap- ; cae Geach sre planning Pore WATERFORD ee th ~ Donald Hogue. Mrs. Aton Banfieid| concerns . the- problem of a con-| , 
: MYER’‘S plain; Gordon Staydt, senior dea-|®, luncheon for the public starting) WARRENTOWNSHIP — Dennis|Robert Gibson, a director o €/and Mrs. E. J. Lally Jr., were fused adolescent in his relationship e } 
con; Duane Brunson, junior dea-|* 12:30 Thursday, in the church. | Hamel, 10-year-old son of Mr. and|Big Brother movement, will speak’ oo hostesses. with his family and with acai | 
Acquainted Offer! con. On sale during the luncheon | Mrs. John Hamel of Warren Town-|0" eS topic when Jaycee mem- . : R | | 
| vue oa Othe : Elected stewards, | Will be stationery, plastic s ship. was struck by a car and|bers hold a dinner meeting aered| ee me is Saree PRS AAS ath ega 
GENUINE BLUE WHITE Raymond a * Debesa and Grahame and mustard seed jewelry for killed on ifteen Mile Road. vad os UE C2 eat | oe Wild Bird | —— : itt chenoors. Paul)J. Levay, 41, of Frazer, said) teria. ie - | 
7 a Ct. DIAMOND eee appointed hegpeceal . ones . {he did not see the boy in time to} Currently, the Junior Chamber | — Mi tu | shh = ecuae bape man;- aed Tickets for the luncheon may be|avoid him, although he drove his| of Commerce is staging an “out- ixture 
gai tees! ae , sapmund = obtained by contacting- Mrs. Ed- car into a ditch in an attempt to| standing Man ef the Year” con- wery. att te oft 
: y- 1 eat nok a = ed ward Pumphrey, lmiss the lad. | test. Candidates _must_be_be- |. eds intore nutciblena™ bh —_ 
C- | Public installation of officers wer — see i _ omn-| Katie tees Conn | $ will be held on Thursday Dec. >Oxtord K nig h ts of Pyt hi 1S | inee should be sent to George De- ‘Seed and Wheat. 
ae a = in the Clarkston on Wees, P. O. Box 96, Drayton 5 ibs 60 
Plains. The letter must state the J o8o5000 0 
PAY ONLY ‘9.00 Now _2. Ss | lect Officers Th ursday young man’s qualfications as to)’ = 10 Ibs. -. 1.10 
P ' , Utica Brings Action job efficiency and community bene- or oo ee & ° 
1.00 Weekly Aguiral Coonciiman) OXFORD—Oxtord Lodge No. 108! vies chancellor; Milton Miller, |fit and must be in the mail before| =. 25 Ibs. .. 2.50 
nited Time Only 9 [Knights a F hee eae its elec-| prelate; Kenneth Everett, re- {midnight Dec. 10. a e 
oe us Kee Gaon el ‘The following officers’ will be| Coline and financial secretary; 7 i Sunflower cuit Court eakay te ee $509) installed in'.January into their) and Mervin Kintz, treasurer. Altar Society Changes a4 wer 
paid by the city to a counc ilman) ‘Tespective offices: : Others are: Preston Yost, Christmas Party. Date es Seed 
last spring when the city’s water, Kenneth Acheson, chancellor | master of work; Lester Gerdes,) WALLED LAKE — The Rosary 1 mye eee ei he commander; Harold —— master at arms: Glen Dill, inner- Altar’ Society of Fe: pico 8¢ Ib. 
city, said a ‘summons _noti ong Hf {| UF Di |Suard: Preston Yost. member of ee cae Coane 5 Ibs... 9o00bc 85 
TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER ioekae eo k Aipreent of 0 y irectors executive board for three years; tg Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 7:30 p.m.» 10 Ibs. 1 65 
l ainst him had been Clarence He adly, delegate. to in the:church hall. te \ eee een be 
rHERS ma ae o PM delivered to the sheriff for service. fo Discuss "46 Plans Grand Lodge; Preston Yost, alter-| A skit is being planned; there - 25 Ibs. a5 600 3.85 
». . a) Mm. tad alg Hen acai for a seus nate delegate, and Gordon J. Me-, will be a gift exchange and re- 4 e . 
: ale sai y oe : [| HOLLYOn Monday, evening at Kenzie, fraternal correspondent. | freshments will be served. o Here Come Small Cr, k d 
& First State and Savings Bank, ‘ in the C p ] : Kid ' 8 ae <3 || Martin Berdit of Lansing will meet Ow Cc 108. : | unchin rain for Sparrows ; e Holly United Fund board of |/P : directors to explain the workings < Complete Western Department .. . Everything | 5 Ibs. ...... .40 | of the fund for the coming yew. t Pp STI Cc from Boots to Saddles 1 0 Ibs 70 
RTE —— ey — commas , LA Select Your Western Christmas Gifts from 25 Ibs. sous 1. 4 
3 TS ereekaent. os LP Pe ? COATED Go — scaly Western es . sg on oon 5 
4 There were recent drive for a budget of wboy Suits ........ shooodE Up . : tee ee te a mee thet $000 hae reached. the 5900 |P FIBRE 1 Chane ‘98. up ||| Whole and Cracked : one man said: “There is no mark, going over the top by > vs Rea Chaps and Vests . oeeee . $3.98 up } i S , 
: were Wethiel man” We gasped. He _ fj more than 30 per cent. : = Bronco Boots veers $A 98 wD CORN - “If your mother had but This dd “ : Sos > went on, a few » |, vooRnEss | gives an addition $1,815 to : 4] ne . to lve would Jou te hr? be used by the fund during 1886p | find lol : SLOG ov te Pheasants & Quail 
. on per cent of which is to be used oe Cow Sloe ci cies up =| ors 
sep poe gaol would you announce, ‘Gosh, # cide what will be done with these , : d ' Genuine Navajo Rugs oewee $20.00 ; aS | 10. Ibs. eee ewe .58 
son, in. garbage pail did you find hrer'?” || added funds. oe : oe dies eh nite Gorgeous Gun and Holster Sets—All Prices | 25 Ibs. ......1.20 
One of most lova en T° . : oh _ § . 
mare tests vente my fremermes Chbe «ft @ ! “WRANGLERS” and “LEVIS” “with a tongue as sharp as a rapier is hap- |)'° Combine Meeting > i oe patierne ond - piest when she's helping others, They're |) nef Ihe Fier tae a \ on. - in Russ? my friends and I stretch the truth to keep Pie sy ap pee Murda ae : : ‘ ‘fbe at 8:30 p.m. Monday at the|> Installation Extra 1 n re. - IMethel Church. ‘The meeting. wigiib installation Ex ate model tyiee 38 more * Cou try Sto 
= to — the — cam- ‘ M ARKE 4300 ELIZABETH ‘LAKE ROAD 
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“He's ” talented,” she says. 
everything better than 
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— better, That's his weak! 
ack and I aren’t so dumb. 
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flower. Buf not on “It Happened 
7 She enumerated her injuries: 
sprained neck, torn leg muscles. 
scraped leg. These and other aches) the girl who catches Frank Sinatra in MGM's 
bai paing were acavired from skylarking comedy, ‘The Tender Trap,” at the 
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Williams Again: 
Rips Stevenson Governor Repeats Blast 
on Adlai’s Moderation; 
Warns of Automation 
OKLAHOMA CITY (INS)—Gov. 
G. Mennen Williams of Michigan, 
  
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  @ For Home 
@ For Chapel 
@ For Small . 
Church GETTYSBURG, Pa. (INS)—Per- 
his recent heart attack. 
They said they are more sure 
suffered the attack last - Septem- 
ber. 
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These close associates are 
worried only by the possibility— 
which apparently lessens daily 
as the Chief Executive’s health sons. close to President Eisenhower|that Eisenhour will be a presi- Aa tedey thay axe comiaced ie dential candidate in 1956 is based 
a) on the political course taken by 
will run for a-second term despite Russia since the President's ill- ness. 
now that he will accept the nom-|hat had Russia’s leaders carried 
ination than they were before he through with the “Spirit of Ge- 
and agreed on--world- set-/ yet 
the President might] wil] wait until he is given a green have felt he could let @ younger |jight by his doctors. ts 8 neva,” Surprising enough, the confidence) 
The President’s associates said 
tlements, 
man take over the party leader- 
ship in 1956. [Friends Convinced Ike Will Seek Office 
Because of Russia’s. Hardened Attitude bs 
FEELS DUTY 
They see in the new hardened 
attityde of Russia a compelling rea- 
son to make Eisenhower feel that 
lit is his duty, to remain in office. the White House. 
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      These sources say that since ialist, Dr. Paul Dudley White, 
  
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ia-3 John Cramer's left leg, have said|/ 
    and complete.” 
Rochester Man Hurt 
in Digging Accident 
tent in ' 
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Hospital, who feared at first they 
would have to amputate William 
the leg céin be saved, 
Cramer, 35, was working alone 
beside Rochester Road when the | 
accident occurred. There were no 
witnesses, and he was unable to) 
make a statement.         said that Eisenhower is making|# 
Adams said at the same time that | ft his recovery ‘‘so far is thorough||>. 
Hospitalized with multiple frac- |) 
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ditch . digging machine knocked |= 
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DECEMBER 5th The Christmas Story by Lucrece Hudgins Beale 
| SANTA and the 
| DUMDIDD) When Santa tries to rescue a selfish little boy named Beanie from the wicked 
  Gimme Dwarf, he is offered all the gold in the world. 
Of course, taking it would put. Santa in the Dwarf’s power. But all the gold in 
the world is a lot of gold. 
Santa got into such a. predicament after a little clay man called a Dumdiddy 
asked him to save Beanie, who had run away from home because he hated to 
give presents at Christmas. 
Beanie and the Dumdiddy had many oxtiting adventures before the Gide 
Dwarf: got Beanie. Can Santa save them now — or will Santa fall victim to the 
Gimme Dwart too? 
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   SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 
Your Neighbor's House 
‘Clever Decorating Ideas Give Charm a 
to. Bloomfield Highlands Home ) By JANET ODELL 
‘Pontiac Press Home Editor 
Two bright-eyed children met 
us at the front door—and rarely 
left us as long as we were taking 
pictures of their home. Four- 
_ back door. of ledge rock wsed on: the front 
of the house. . 
This is a typical house of today 
in space and layout. There's a 
living room with corner fireplace . 
and a dining ell. The kitchen is © 
small, but compact and efficient. 
There is un .unusually well- 
planned utility room near ‘the 
Three bedrooms and 
a bath are off to themselves. 
This may be a typical house in 
size and arrangement. But Mrs, 
Osterhof has stamped her own 
individuality on the interior and 
made it.a warm and: pleasant 
The family’s hoping to have 
BATHROOM VANITY — The tile is gray, the upper walls 
large tnierer is fastentd eves the plak veuity where thete la root to . store supplies. Matching draperies and shower curtain are white with 
a large pink flower design. This room also has a linen closet. Green 
Plants thrive in bathrooms where the air is often moist. 
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SNACKTIME — Mother said they couldn't 
touch the cake she had made to celebrate Daddy's 
birthday. (The cake is on the counter at the back 
of the picture.) The two youngsters settled for 
bee Ble ga . 
bit ae § THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, M ICH IGAN, 
their stockings on Christmas 
Eve. 3 
Hand hooked rugs give color 
and warmth to the cool silvery 
pale aqua. In front of the win- 
crackers and milk at the hinged breakfast bar. 
In the foreground can be seen one of the beautiful 
cherry chairs with the carved fruit tops. Milk 
glass is used on tlie dining room tab. spaces 
upper .walls. The ceiling is 
yellow, The pink paint of the 
kitchen is‘ used on an adjoining — 
dining room wall. 
Half circle wrought iron 
handles stand out against the 
. light cabinets. A louvered door 
shuts off the furnace and 
water heater. A folding 
screen, -palnted :yellow, can 
hide the kitchen from the 
living room. 
Counter tops are gray lino- 
leum. One end of the counter 
on the dining room side has a _ 
hinged panel that can be 
propped up to_make—a-breakfast 
. bar. Two high, wrought iron ‘nd the pink painted ~ stools -with bright yellow pads 
are ready to be used at this bar. 
The cupboards are available 
from either side of the counter. 
There is ample storage space 
in the narrow utility room that 
opens off the dining room and 
into the garage. One closet is 
lined with cedar, A third door 
opens onto a back porch the 
Oosterhofs plan to enclose next 
spring. - There are quaint 
Pennsylvania Dutch curtains in 
the utility room. j 
David's reom is well guarded It's a boy’s room all the way. 
Sturdy maple furniture, a red 
shag rug and Indian print cur- 
tains can take the activities of a 
four-year-old. Sliding doors to 
the closet and to the room itself 
do not take up any precious floor 
space. , Ted Moross of Clawson built | 
Vicki's room is ruffly and | 
feminine. Her double bed has a 
dust ruffle of blue flowered ma- | 
terial,.with a white coverlet on This Is the Nuts! 
Pecans and Walnuts can make - When Remodeling  Aitie 
’ |Don‘t Forget the Bath 
Often an ‘ice-box in the winter 
and an oven in the summer, an 
lattic is just wasted room ff over 
ithe years you don’t nenete | jr 
actual living mpnce. 
x pure & Oe pamiee abe 
|now, don't forget that one “= 
limportant item — a bathroom, 
For convenience and practicality, 
top. The walls-are blue, while jan attractive addition to your color|@ bathroom in absolutely neces- 
the shag rugs and muslin cur- 
tains. are white. Vicki has a | 
recking chair so that she can 
cuddle any of her numerous 
dolls. 
Mr. and Mrs. Oosterhof have 
BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS HOME — One of a number of new homes in this sub- 
division, just north of Square Lake road and east of Woodward, the Frank 
home is on Devonshire road. Low evergreens help tie ‘the housé to the ground scheme, You simply dye them in 
attractive shades that pick up the 
color highlights of your room 
show theni off in a wide, flat 
ceramic bowl. o-----—- ~~ sary for attic: expansion. Model it 
after your downstairs bath — ~ 
waterproof ceramic tile walls and 
floors, for instance. A shower stall 
in the room is a very practic: 
ot Pontiac Press Phetes by James Mahar 
in small enough scale for this low building. ne Oe 
to the front, exterior. 
ONCE UPON A TIME—David and Vicki snuggle close to their mother, Mrs. Frank Tose aid geien ond tinditionnl ond sustemperecy Sebuinas. The mirror over the TV | 
ooriysdeebace: ~eepalinbaaed hank: ono a pe a canoe we deonerieee Tee Re ee Ui 
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Desk in Kitchen | sos se oo08 foros, Cold Ai are 0 A curtain of wind is used as 4 ® : “f i “| Other kitchen desk designs make|door in a new Swiss device. Beoutitul Tennessee Le : 
Aids Housewife use of peninsula or island units, or} Grills above the door opening Duliding ene fer Wothe. Wilh, Petes, Peaplacen, Window Site, 
4 room dividers between the kitchen) blow down warm air in winter and \ ste . 
“2 | A desk. .and filing space are\*™! “ining aren cool air in summer. Floor’ ducts it oh 
waned tems Bt tchens, Ges inthe cies the execu’ Pll te air in for ceasing ead” LOEPPLER QUARRIES 
    
  She keeps inventory, balances| 
the books, files recipes, plans/Plenty of Storage menus, makes up shopping lists 
.|and keeps tab on all kinds of sup- Steel peninsula or room divider | 
cabinets are appearing in mere, Don’t let BAD WEATHER stop you -.. use our 
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    phasis is on compactness te save door qpenings on both sides that’ 
space, and on strategic location | permit access from either area ‘ C T 
fa on or 
clothes are in the washer, TO BUY OR SELL i 
One design features a counter REAL ESTATE : ‘ 
vewee ee ws ve te reves) See x. . 
a porta typewriter, } ' 
i set at the proper height. “A. bul yatidlghagaln nn 3 CAI L _ board, attached to bottom} 
Ferris Wheel, this new of the worktop, is in view whenlt 070, ™: (ures #8 4-8535 
                 
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  service server can be used for a planter if desired. The bowls, made in geld | 
alge or white opal, are fixed in the brass plated wrought iron HRS 
emazing sohener se | oriess nn | 
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H. H. STANTON 
  
SSCSSReeneeaseeem) If you are on a TV quiz pro|any other thinner will cause the] 
      ! KNOTTY PINE PANELING 
| It the directions on a can of Ohie Metch Stock, Per M $225 . : SATISFACTION! 
odorless paint call for the use of; | : 
thinner, be sure to use a thinner | Y2 INCH INTERIOR WALLBOARD ; 
oy tual cdotinas| type Tue wan 4x8 Sheet—Eech $2.40 &° . | 
gram and the $64,000 questioninaint to lose its odorless quality. 
saying “I have gas, coal, or oil.”| with paint that is not of the odor-| 
z= 2% less type, you can use turpentine 103 sie re sresa|/eSt f0 Complete: 
That's telling what kind of fuel|or mineral spirits for the purpose. '    
       
                      | a : . 2-WAY_RADIOS in our trucks d Zi WOOD COMBINATION DOORS 2-028 3 * for FASTER DELIVERY! : 
Aluminum Wire Insert . $16.45 * You con depend on us for    
   QUALITY .. . SERVICE... 
       
      
         
     
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   When you wish to use a thinner] TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE 399 $. PADDOCK ST. 
      
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a HOMES Priced @)is “‘What kind of a heating system 
~ B|do you have?” don't answer by 
: WITHIN : | a a 
| a YOUR REACH Biyou burn. It doesn’t answer the! 
— " Biquestion as to what kind of a) 
heating system you have in your 
. - © Pre-Cat | fy house The answer to that ques- 
rT : g tion with a hot water or steam 
= © Cenventional 2)%c2™. o& warm air. 
1 Califernia | The most common error is to 
a — use the word “furnace” in connec- 
+ Redweed gyi tion with a hot water or stea a a so system. These — 
a a ve a “furnace.” They have 
ms LARGE LOTS fie voter ana a’ turnace is tat 
a em employs a furnace 
a In Beautfiul | = ee 8 @ 
= Waterford “| The important difference between 
HY pyro Wa boiler and a furanace is that 
Fy 7 Sithe former is water-backed. It is a . g like a tea kettle. Being filled with 
a $ Up m| water, it does not burn through. 
- 8 @| This accounts for the long life of 
5 | : - water and steam heating 
_w 4 Miles West of Pontioc gi" ss ai... 
. @ m Big Bottle Buster 
| ~ pw) If you-have a lot of beverage 
= Herbert @\ bottles that you want to get rid 
a C. Davis Biof, you can use a bottle buster. 
= Real Estate—Builder S) The crinder, powered by: a quarter |horsepower electric motor, can 
= 4925 Pontiog Lake Reed chop up as many as 700 bottles in 
a, OR 3-7614 | One operation into pieces no bigger! _ 
EUR EUSGUSEEeReaRs that the end of your thumb.   
  
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Need a party-room, den, or extra bed- | 
room? You can build it yourself in your | 
spare time, in that unused part of your 
basement. See us for ideas and plans, then 
we'll help you seléct the right materials for the job. Come in soon! 
KNOTTY PINE PANELING 
6” . 8” *] 6” Per Hundred 
10” Widths Sq. Ft.   
      
      
              Another textured poneling (similar 
to Sea Swirl) designed to create more 
rugged-looking interior installations 
in basement playrooms, summer 
cottages, ete. Features interesting 
_ knot formations to add to its rustie 
~ appearance. May be left natural or 
finished to. produce 8-dimensional 
~ effects on walls and ceilings. Low cost! 
_ Baxgallent woodworking panel, too! 
: see, ae er 
| CORWIN’S LUMBER and COAL CO. sf 
J wT's, Cis “Sr FE 2-8385, |      JUST SEVEN (7) MINUTES...FROM DOWNTOWN PONTIAC / 
You MUST Act NOW! 
    ee eee 6 AT THESE PURCHASE Al | . 
: CHANCE TO SAREFREE 
R ty ENJOY K LIFETIME OF CA 
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@ Brick Front 
© Paved Streets is 
@ Minimum 100-Ft. Lots 
© Aluminum Storms and Screens   
  
  
          
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  ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, , DECEMBER 3, 1955   
 PONTIAC'S MOST INVITING)   
  0-STYLES on PAVED, WINDING STREETS 
5-MODELS| OPEN for PUBLIC INSPECTION 
e 3 BEDROOM 
¢ FULL BASEMENT | 
¢ Gas Heat * BRICK 
¢Ranch Homes on 
e Wide 20 ft: Lots 
89 | MONTHLY 
PAYMENTS 
@e CITY WATER and SEWERS 
eSCHOOLS e@PAVED STREETS 
@ POLICE and FIRE: PROTECTION 
NO Huddled Rows of LOOK-ALIKE HOUSES 
Built by 3 different building companies with INTEGRITY and KNOW- 
HOW, homes are set on wide, winding streets. Off the drawing boards 
+ of master planners and expert: betes: 20 sensational elevations 
to oe os .   Sal +e 
    FULL ace $ 13, = 
      FIFTEEN 
  A Master-Planned Communi ity @ 3 
of 400 Modern Homes IN THE CITY OF PONTIAC 
  © Spacious knotty pine cupboard 
© Aluminum sliding windows 
© Storms and screens included See this exciting model, available in 5 different exterior 
styles. [t's completely furnished to show the possi- 
bilities of furniture placement and room decor. the PANORAMIC : © Large kitchen 
PES HEE LE 
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© Birch doors; : 
“© Tiled bath with vanity | 
© Large picture window and extre 
window in living room 
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the CATALINA There are two difterent models of the attractive Catalina, 
available in @ total of 7 exterior styles. Each Catalina 
model utilizes a different floor plan. © Natural pickled birch cupboards 
© Large eating area in kitchen 
® Aluminum sliding windews 
© Storms and screens included © Louvred linen closet door 
® Birch doors 
© Tile bath 
© Poured concrete basement walle 
  
the STUDIO ‘56 Open, light and cheerful are the two Studio ‘56 models, 
with modern studio ceilings. Available in 8 different 
Captivating elevations. 
  
     
       
        
   “7 MINUTES TO» 
t= DOWNTOWN 
  
    
    " @ Natural mahogany cabinets and 
doors . 
© Kitchen fan 
© Formica sink counter 
© Flagstone linoleum vestibule 
  © Storms and screens included 
© Sliding 2-story wardrobe 
© Tile bath 
© Large recreation srea 
dl 
Only 10. Minutes to... 
© PONTIAC MOTOR DIV. 
@GMC TRUCK and COACH 
@ FISHER BODY — 
© BALDWIN RUBBER 
©@ AMERICAN FORGING 
and SOCKET CO.   
“Attention Home Owners! 
Don’t Be Shut Out 
a Herrington Hills 
ASK SALESMAN 
_ FOR ATTRACTIVE 
_ TRADE-IN PLAN      
       
       
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Charleston, S. C., is an unuguel cy ihodia will have “riels” and|feet and it is selfwinding and re-| . 
woofien gravemarker erected in ‘piasters.”’- salt corrosion. The black 
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  Conle =n =e res.c secid Simple Chore 
  
‘Liberal -VA & FHA terms 
ROOMS Including activities room 
BATHS. master bath has bvilt-in vanity 
we shower in second bath- 
    
   
   In the a. Walled ots aren 
       
           
eS PME blanket, should always face the|With more being added to the | 
  
  
  Make your choice 
from our 
wide selection. 
  
     
        
      
   
       
       
  $¢++ GRSTO}SISMy 57.00) ates s £0) 02s) m)pPeRtar 
5 © Wesel your home to a private individual . . . 
r and you get the REAL MARKET PRICE! SO ~ Phone WALLPAPERS 
> salesmen, experts in selling used homes, ready $ MA 
resonstssseotestasst +3421 PONTIAC PAINT Mfg. Co. 
17-19 S. Perry St. 
FE 5-6184 | Stapting ta generally prefer- 
—s: jclosure 
insulation, thus making the vapor- | 
_ |Staple.   
able to tacking, It is faster and 
| mere efficient, 
} Before installing insulation re- 
member this—the vapor barrier, 
the impermeable side 
  -_\Let Bathrooms 
Be Predominantly}twve, suiseny, is the calor. to 
in Solitary Color: |" ™* 278.2 ** "Let one “color monopolize your| iors, tile or otherwise, are pre- 
bathroom—pink, gray, blue, green|dominantly in the. pastel maod. 
Insulating ‘the attic is a job the|or yellow-but don't mix ‘em! 
enthusiast can 
Bathrooms usually the small f 
ea rom ithe house A riot off ave "ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF ’ w atter your] . R 
The first order of business tslmerves in such close Even/| 
calouiating the aren to be teseltec odors ia cater! BUYERS ~ HAROLD A. MEININGER, REALTOR 
crenent te, the diet —_o | 1516 N. WOODWARD, ROYAL OAK io $s vax decmcias eee | 7 ~ al elie “ped oot sabes AS EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS OF 
Smee | GOLF VIEW There’ wide choice avail- 
able ede come ae | @ ead AN- EXCITING LAKEFRONT 
aes vod — dengros ACREAGE COMMUNITY OF SPLIT-LEVEL 
are about 200 ceramic tile colors [= site sik ae te a A Cod te US cusTOM HOMES IN THE 
Will Bring $23,000 - $35,000 PRICE RANGE   cont, reparta, plak and gray. stil oa : 
lead in bathroom tile colors, But ¥. 
  
the popular’ bathroom col- 
  —HAROLD YOUNG BUILDING CO.— 
BUILDERS OF FINE CUSTOM HOMES   
  
  
  
insulated space, insure a 
off an inch— 
barrier at this point serve as a) 
flap that can be stapled down. 
every six inches, keeping 
the vapor barrier flush with the 
room-side of the stud.   
    Immediate Action! 
SPECIAL DEAL LOCATED ON LONG LAKE AT 
~ ROOFING and 
SIDING FHA 5 Years to Pay MOREY’S GOLF CLUB    TELEPHONE: LI 4-1500 
4 REAL ESTATE 
TRANSACTIONS ~           
        
  D & M BUILDING JONN CHIERA CO, 
- Midwest 4-8200 SERVICE : \ 
mn, Magpies JOrden 6-3978 | 
  
In a pitched roof, provide a 
ventilated erea above the insula- 
tion by attaching the insulation to 
the collar joists. The area above 
these joists should then be ven- 
tilated by louvers. 
Aussie Wood Pipes 
Wood pipe is being made in Aus- 
tralia in either straight or curved 
shapes for horizontal or vertical 
installations. The pipe is made 
from the western Australian Kauri 
tree, which is described as one of 
the world’s strongest timbers. The 
pipe is for carrying various fluids. 
Avoid shaking or stirring varnish 
before you use it. This practice 
tends to create bubbles that may 
remain in the dried varnish film.     OL 
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     QUALITY PLUS in These UNIQUE , 
and CHARMING 3-BEDROOM 
Check All These Features 
@ BRICK RANCH HOME 
@ LOT 75 by 155 
@ 3 LARGE BEDROOMS 
_@ MASTER BEDROOM WITH 12 BATH 
© COLORED TILE FEATURES 
_ @ NATURAL FIREPLACE 
© FORMICA COUNTERS 
© DOUBLE SINK 
© COPPER PLUMBING 
@ ATTIC STORAGE 
@ UTILITY WITH FIBERCLAS TUBS 
@ BUILT-IN CABINETS 
© WARDROBE CLOSETS. 
® COVERED TERRACE 
@ COVERED FRONT ENTRANCE 
@ PLASTERED 1% CAR GARAGE 
@ LOW TAXES 
@ WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF DOWNTOWN PONTIAC © 
   Taxes | 
UNDER 
100      LI 6-1424 | "[iiiiititkkdhbkdbbbiikithidbbi hid dkddddedar 
   
    
South Bloomfield Highlands 
a Subdivision of Beauty 
19,900 ..... CONVENIENT TERMS | SUBDIVISION 
of 
CUSTOM 
BUILT HOMES 
in a Most Desirable 
Location!   
  Birmingham, Mich. 
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M MAY Ve WIE Ranch Homes _ 
RIGHT IN! ameter Area Yet Developed! 
  
    
    
    
  
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  3 Bedroom Brick - Gas Heat 
Full Basement - Ranch Home 
TAXES are LOWER in ROCHESTER 
! e—lerh 47.8 
vile] ages: Ye] 3— On LOW, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 
700 FULL MONTHLY   
      
Last of the 
Remaining... 
   
   
        
Located Just North of Square Leke 
Road and East of Weedward Ave, 
Models Open Daily 1 to 8 
C.R. Holcomb & Son} 1117 Washington St. Royal Oak, Mich. 
  Li 6-1425   
    
          
  PAYMENTS © 
LOW FHA DOWN PAYMENT 15, 395 te 
BIG CITY Conveniences 
Loaded with Custom Features Found in Homes Selling to $90,001 
AREA HOUSE @ Public schools, elementary and high, @ 70-ft. wide lots. 
Parochial schools, Catholic and Luth- @ Storms ond screens included. 
. eran, olf within 2 blocks. @ Kitchen fen and hood. a 
e Township perk, with swimming, se @ Garbage d 
nicking, round across the street. © @ Vanity in tile beth. 
0 conn a en right in. . @ Colored both fixtures. 
development. 
@ 5 minutes to Bloomer State Pork. 
. 50 lekes within 10 minute drive.   
  
  
   
      
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  | | THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1955 ” _, oe ee SEVENTEEN : Re Se ye |teve fences are old fixtures, but : ne Tlei$ | 00d plumbing, properly in-| Don’t forget, after the leaves| . 
St a Ranch me, Decors mas mnt rayon Plans Unit i = arate =o FOR WORK MEASURING UP 'G AS HEAT Ease Outdoor Styles ot 6 new lose on te Enters Second Phase|tn ee ee oe m TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS -     
  
  
    
  
        
     
            
             
   
   
    
      ¢ “Outdoor, decorations for ranch| Cafe Second phase of the Hy Standard] me 
houses have quieted down 4 bit. Safe-City Mayors Report Builders’ on Plains develop-| Westri f ; . GET YOUR _ Large, New Conan abarten maior Kentocky Colonelcies |ment was started this week. In _ Westridge - of -Waterford f amen ane peas 3-BEDROOM peared east of Omaha it had to| ASHLAND, Ky. i — Mayors of|ment features Hy Standads’ iy + -ierihemn Pontiac's Finest Subdivision Ares sits. tock the the “Like - aan @ “Eee Hy . _ Featuring Custom-Built Homes of Distinction * CONCRETE STEPS 7 
HOME en cre ee ome Rentuty (sciten “whowe citizens)" Drayton Plains No. 2 will feature | . MODEL UNDER CONSTRUCTION % STEPPING STONES 'agon wheels andidrove safely Thursday stand al., ” with fiv - : 4192 tone Dri * SPLASH BLOCKS | chance of becoming a Kentucky) -P¢ci#ls oa ee < * CHIMNEY CAPS | FOR ONLY carriage lamps boomed in ace porvener signs and will be located adjacent - Sundays 1:00 to 6:00 P. M. im * AND CUSTOM CON- | 7 ren posse orl peorartodiarey Ths cummiuions toy secliging waa | eae on aeons | COTE PROOMCTS Pale wg i 
se ies <= seemed the taxhet for an cid/that poeticed ‘safely yecweés SSiarm's general sales manages, the | * ses 8 ar “8 r ‘ led FIT 3 R | ws |S sae Ss soe ee i Sees emsseal! HELT MAN. IPP II PONTIAC PRECAST 900 sq. ft. of living space, and {jhis. model ranch house to the|minor accident. . He attributed the advanced open Sulldere and Developers of 54 W. Sheffield off Bo Boldwin constructed with many quality | public, Mayor David Aronberg offered|ing to the tremendous popularity Westridge-ot-Watertord Telephones: FE 4-5143-——OR 3-974) features, A feature that did survive, how-|the commissions through the cour-lof the “‘special” and record number 4192 LEDGESTONE DRIVE 
ever, has been the split chestnut/tesy of Gov. Lawrence W. Wether-jof gales recorded during the past . Le : : 
sealed $7400 fit.s FHA post and rail fence. Of course, |by. ~~ |months, 5     
  
- Pay Only $750 Down! ~ 
is open at 14 Third. 
MODEL OPEN DAILY , - AND. SUNDAYS be 
      Built by , 
BVG Investment Co. 
Phone FE 4-4138 
  
  
Is Your Furnace 
Tired Out? 
6.E. GIVES YOU QUICK, CLEAN HEATING   
] / RGE 
]'/, ja BEDROOMS     BATHS 
DELUXE 
FURNACE : KITCHEN 
with Fer warm cir heating systems DINING 
  
GENERAL @ Evectaic 
amyl Gr MAG   
| BEACH Aree ee METAL ‘- and eee ce 
FE 5-6973 RECREATION Pri a | 
        
  351 North Peddeck St. | AREA | ia i 
Lake Oakland Hei 
A perfect Resort-at-Home community of 300 BRICK Ranch Homes 
ina me privete Country Club setting, on eee Oakland Lake 7 . ; al 
     
    
       ohts BRICK RANCH HOMES WALTON BLVD. and Sashabaw Rd. Near Pontiac 
          Models Rocutitally | end Exquisitely 
Furnished. 
Open for Inspection.    
    
        
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        ~~} MODELS OPEN m5 werroovcrony Other Big Features: " 
Only S 10 to 8 P.M. PRICE? Ds ance LIVING. , DINING AREA 
WINDING PAVED ONLY =) DOWN sf streets: 
te VETS * ff 40 GALLON HOT Long 'VA Terms WATER HEATER | 
    Couviniant ae FOR CIVILIANS | 
An Unusually Wide Selection of Fresh and Exciting Architectural Designs    
   
     
       
4 LARGE BEDROOMS All equipped with sliding door over-sized closets designed to capture 
your heart. The 4th Bedroom is a special joy with its exciting Picture Window . .. a talented room 
that can easily be converted into a family activities room, den, etc. 
  We have the following | 
types of insulation — | 
            
       
     
          
    
    Zonolite ; 1% BATHS Featares Colored Plumbing fixtures and Colored Tile. 
Balsam Wool DELUXE KITCHEN WITH DEMING AREA Highlighting Curtis window wall for that indoor. Fiberglas’ outdoor feeling, built-in Birch Cabinets and handsome Corktone Floors, 
      
    
PRIVATE BEACH AND RECREATION AREA A happy set-up for full care-free healthy life 
‘in winter and summer. Just think of it—swimming, boating, fishing, water skiing in the summer— 
Ice skating and fishing during the winter months—and all this practically at your back door, free 
. ° of cost. : : 
      
      
      
           _FIND OUT HOW YOUR PRESENT HOME CAN BE THE DOWN PAYMENT 
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    1. 1 alae Apes — 7 a 
certified realty corp. 
1B135 West 7 Mite Rd, Detrett = KEnwood 5-5100 
    -. MODEL. PHONE: ORLANDO 3.9378 : we         & et 
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    EIGHTEEN 
| of Alcoa Aluminum ...... 
“Why Pay Retail?” 
Aluminum Doot Canopy, Reg. $49.95 NOW $29.95 
CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES! ALUMINUM STORM DOORS 
3 Track Double Hung, 
$1792 
Reg. $7.00 Basement Storm and 
NO NO 
owl! Find Prices Lower Here Because We Are Distributors ware 1” ee be ... Built 3 8 
10 Aluminum Storm 50 
Windows 5] 49 
Up to 60 United Inches, 
10 Windows 
| 49 
Screen—Cash and Carry........ $44 
Fiberglas Door Canopy, Reg. $59.95. NOW $33.95 
MONEY e Kore. 5:30 P. M. 
DOWN | Mons Tees, Wed. Then. | PRESSURE 
ALWINDO CO. 1702 S. Telegraph (A. Johnson Bldg.) FE 5-3728    
            
       
        
    
       
   
      
    
            
     
          
  
25% Discount to 
General Beal Employes on a - :   DELCO-HEAT 
= C iL Furnaces PLUS 
ff 10) Holdens Red Stamps 
O'BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY 371 Voorheis- Rd. FE 2-2919 
    
FURNACE 
; And tind out why this fine, modern furnace and top 
’ Quality instalistion adds up to the LOWEST PRICE for 
your heating requirements. Goodwill Heating offers the 
finest quality merchandise properly installed to guaran- 
tee your heating satistaction, 
Only a Rich Man Can Afford 
@ Poor Heating Plant 
GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING 8401 West Huren. (Cor, of Elizabeth Lake Rd.) FE 2-7849 
  ae }mated the | WASHINGTON, : | Christmas just ‘around the corner, 
    some of their toys—or have out- 
| it’s nice to make toys and furni- 
ture good-as-new and pass them 
‘along to less fortunate children. 
Actually, it's fun to undertake such 
a__ transformation. Sometimes 
usually it's merely a matter of 
taking -your paint brush in hand 
jand of dipping it in the proper 
| paint. 
The surfaces to be painted must, 
| of course, be clean and free from 
|roughness and rust. Sanding will 
= corrosion and rough spots. 
;1¢ will also lessen any too-high 
‘gloss that may, in some instances, 
|interfere with the adhesion of the 
“new coating. Once the surtace is 
| prepared, you are ready to apply 
ja gleaming new coat of color. 
| For teys and children’s turni- 
ture, it’s advisable to use a lead- 
free, interior gloss enamel. 
Where bare metal calls for a 
| primer, avoid using red lead.    
  Use iron oxide or the szinc-dust 
| type. 
Because young children who are || ° 
|teething are likely to chew on 
| anything they can get into their 
mouths, be sure to use a type of 
coating for their toys and furniture 
  
New Panel Rug 
“panel” rug. 
* * 
can bee rugs 
use in front of chairs, sofas, next 
to beds and before fireplaces. 
| They come in such brilliant com- 
binations as orange, red, coral 
and violet. However, despite their 
new identity they still fill the role 
of their predecessors, the accent 
rugs, as bright spots of color on 
well-polished floors. 
Because of the size and shape |       i due to the development of easy- 
to-apply waxes which have elimi- 
drudgery usually asso- 
ciated with the well-kept floor: 
Application of these new scien- 
effort than running a mop over a Paint Covers Up Old Sins 
— Playthings-Come Alive ‘D. C. — With/that is nondnjerious — ce bail ten ites 
time to check up on/|for indoor use are harmless, even. 
ithe toy situation in your house-|if swallowed ‘in small =a 9 1 | hold. If the youngest members of|So are the coatings applied by Won er! tena! family have lost interest in| manufacturers to children’s toys 
grown small items of furniture— 
|minor repairs are necessary but 
ls Much Longer. The accent rug has acquired a’ 
new figure, becoming longer and. 
slenderer and, with its changed 
silhouette, a new identity: The 
are well 
.| LUMBER CO. 
tifically developed wax prepara-| 
tions requires little more time and Solves Church Woe 
In Bules Creek, N. C.,-they have 
solved the problem of what te do|communion cups, and cards, enve- with hymn books when folding is done with a metal rack that fits ee | aa chaiz| WOE Does the-Job 
and ‘holds two hymn books, two 
lopes and pencils. No screws or 153 feet above the floor, ow 
spanning an unobstructed area 237 
Hangars built by the Navy toisece wide and 1,000 feet long, re- 
.{house submarine-scouting blimps) ports the National Lumber Manu- 
feature timber arches which rise!factureré Association.   
  
  
eaten. Nearly all coatings intended 
and furniture. 
au same docs ‘not hold true 
of exterior coatings which have 
to withstand the driving force of 
the weather. Outdoor paints usu- 
ally have ingredients that are 
. definitely not made to be eaten. 
For this reason, it’s of the ut- 
most importance to avoid using 
exterior coatings in the areas 
gear teething children. “ 
If you are at‘all in doubt about 
the type of paint to use, check 
with your paint dealer. 
And if you'd like a free booklet 
|that tells exactly how to paint 
toys and children’s furniture, it 
may be obtained by writing to the 
Nationa] Paint, Varnish and Lac- 
quer Association, 1500 Rhode Is-, 
land Avenue, N. W. Washington SI 
D. C. Ask for the booklet, “‘Paint-| 
ing Toys and Children’s Furni- 
ture." 
    
  
  
Why Not Finish That Attic or 
Basement Room? 
PANELING | Celotex Ceiling 
TILE   EVERYTHING 
NECESSARY 
TO 
FINISH 
AT 
UNION LAKE 
7234 Cooley Lake Rd. Phone Orders Taken | 
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PONTIAC'’S HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW HOMES 
Ray O'Neil Real Estate Member: of Cooperative Real Estate Exchange 
78 West Huron FE 3-7103   U.S. President to fly im an air- 
          them a jewel-like quality. Some 
of the designs are taken from old 
Greek friezes while others are 
unmistakably of contemporary in- 
 Spiration. 
  
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SPACIOUSNESS — Here's a plan for basement- © 
less construction. Three bedrooms and two bath- 
rooms with nine closets are secluded in a quiet dren. 
This Home Can Be Built 
Two Ways at Same Cost Which is. the easiest to live in — a house with a basement or one downstairs, a place for games and 
hobbies, a workshop, a laundry, a   * Cd 
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Here's Opinion 
on Phonographs If you have a phonograph or 
are considering buying one, you 
may wonder what, exactly, makes 
ot ee According to Irving Kolodin, 
music critic and record reviewer, 
the answer is expressed in one 
word: efficiency. He says, ‘The 
conditions that spell efficiency in 
one situation may not satisfy in 
another."* < 
If you do listen to what you 
play, “and not treat it merely as       BUILT WITH A BASEMENT — This house remains the same for | 
all rooms except beyond the kitchen. Garage moves in 10 feet, | 
eliminating family*room which is moved downstairs. Mud room with | 
closets offers a clean-yp place at kitchen door. 
    shop 
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faa storage 
"Toca , ims! as      
  BASEMENT PLAN     wing of the house. Laundry is above ground and 
family room provides indoor play space for chil- 
ferences are beyond the kitchen. 
In the basementiess house, space 
which would have been needed for 
the cellar stairs accommodates a 
modern heater. roo“ and an extra 
lavatory. The garage is deepened 
to make room for the workshop 
and added storage space. .° 
  with no basement? Which house. 
gives you more livability. for your 
money? 
_ There are so many arguments 
fer and— against basements that 
black or white, right or wrong 
answers are not easy. 
The House of The Week, De- 
sign 7-502, shown on this page 
illustrates many of the advan- 
tages of building either way. This 
offers an interesting comparison. 
The house without a basement is photo dark room and big storage! 
jrooms — all in a space. as big! 
las the house. Fx] 
You can take your pick of these 
two houses for virtually no dif-| 
ference in construction cost. Ru- 1 
dolph A. Matern, the architect who! 
designed themi, says: | 
“Subject to variables in dif- 
ferent parts of the country, it 
ean be generally- considered that 
the cost of both houses would 
be approximately the same, The { ONLY CHANGE ; 
The only change that occurs in 
the front of this house when it is 
built with a basement is that the 
garage moves in 10 feet, eliminat. 
jing the family room. In both plans 
sliding glass doors open from the 
dining room to the front terrace. 
as well as from the living room tc 
the rear covered porch. 
The private front terrace is a 
new concept in outdoor living. It 
is shielded by a fence of alter. 10 feet wider, has its laundry 
above ground, has a family room 
adjoining the kitchen with sliding 
glass doors merging it with the 
fenced-in front terrace, - 
The house with a basement pro- 
vides a spacious recreation room 
  larger lot or lot coverage must 
be figured as part of the non- 
There’s a lot of charm in each 
of these plans. Room arrange- 
ment and room sizes — even the 
kitchen — are identical in each             nate panels of No. 111 plywood 
and smooth plywood, 
The exterior of the hopise js sided 
with vertical boards and’ battens. 
|The roof is given just enkough       house. The only above-ground dif- pitch to take advantage of the    T-S02 
FINE BASEMENT — Modern building methods and materials 
can keep 4t bone dry any place. This house has 185 square feet less 
above ground, but 7,888 cubic feet more than the basementiless ver- 
sion at the same cost. ‘ 
economy of asphalt shingles. aluminum. 
Chimney and fireplace are taced| A double front door is suggested 
with stone. Windows are sliding by the architect. 
                  
  
  
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tdi te i a a th larity, depth, fidelity, and so on, | 
be prepared to consider the play-| 
ing uhit as a coherent part of w. MOOTE 3-Bedroom 
Slectrical | HOMES “ 
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For In formation Call: — 
    the room's whole plan, rather 
than just an afterthought. 
Kolodin says the determining 
facts. are these: Where are you 
going to use it? Are you a listener 
or an eavesdropper? Is decor of 
prime importance to you? How 
sensitive aré you aurally? And, 
what do you expect from a record? 
The best advice, he says, is to 
analyze the problem in advance 
and set your sights accordingly. PLUMBING 
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you may be another’s extrava- 
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  by Giving Gay Lamps 
for the holiday season, many home-   
  Paul Bunyan Table 
Paul Bunyan is a mythical figure 
of American folklore. He was 
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exploits depict Paul as a giant 
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| Polished brass, used for the base and shaft, is repeated in the metal 
bands on the shade. Highly translucent, the shade is made of 
laminated plastic impregnated with a sheer, textured fabric. 
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Neville Duke, jet plane test pilot, | 
climbed unhurt from a wrecked, 
“Choose for others what you Graceful planter lamps, showing | 
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He said prefab men will use the 
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lower cost—using more lumber.” 
Knox also urged the lumber in- 
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  } golden rule. may be equipped with flexible 
; s - arms for utility as well as orna- 
’ While sprucing up their homes) mentation. 
Gaining favor among television 
viewers are cylindrical lantern 
lamps with an Oriental flavor. 
Since the bulbs are completely 
encased in bamboo or delicately 
printed plastic or paper,_.they_ 
give soft, atmospheric illumi- 
nation, , | makers will be reminded of friends 
land relatives whose lives can also 
jbe brightened by a new lamp. 
| A festive air enters the room 
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| om life, and eyes that have been 
accustomed to straining and. 
squinting suddenly relax in the 
| comfort of a good light. 
| Today, it is easier than ever be- 
\fore to find lamps that will please 
leven those who are usually difficult 
to satisfy. As a general rule, the) 
Lamp America advises the choice-of sim: 
iple designs that look well in any 
kind of decorative scheme. 
This suggestion, of course, does, 
not apply in cases where the re-| 
|cipient has expressed a definite 
preference for authentic period or 
‘ultra-modern furnishings. But - if 
there's any doubt in your mind, 
ithe institute says, avoid extremes. |   ~ |signed to delight gadget and knick- 
and Shade Institute of Give Tile as Gift Some novelty lamps are de- 
knack fanciers. A sewing machine 
with a treadle that actually moves 
is one quaint idea that has been 
incorporated into a lamp base. 
Wooden kitchen utensils—includ- | 
ing a rolling pin—d&ngle from an 
amusing pin-up lamp. 
  
A-fine idea for original gift- 
givers (Santa included) this Christ- 
mas js to ‘surprise friends with 
presents of decorative ceramic tile. 
These handsome tiles; done in a 
multitude of attractive designs, 
are ideal for a number of uses. 
They can be used in practical 
ways because tile is fireproof and) 
waterproof and impervious to 
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EQUIPMENT 
THERES NOTHING FIMER GUAT! 
OTTO A. TRZOS 
3101 Orchard Lake Rood Here is a good suggestion for Christmas. 
Give your husband, or your son, or your 
friend Burke's Gift Certificate! 
Let him choose his own tools, or his own building materials trom 
the certificate you give him . .. or else come in... and pick out 
the tools he needs. No more useful and lasting gifts can be given. 
A Gift Certificate for You .. . From Burke's!    
     
             
            
         
     
      
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. » but somehow just dida’t 
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elements of contemporary and tra-|tiles with creative patterns and| 
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  This type of lamp has the amaz 
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| In a modern room, the clean lines 
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|bol of timeless beauty. 
| The new floor lamps, too, are 
| designed to be at home in any 
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It may start its usefulness be- 
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ij beside a book case of dining room| 
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Light-hearted nevelty lamps are| 
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are eighteen hundred square inches 
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Every detail is in correct 
tio, Any pattern not found useful 
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ft today’s wall clock, 
  
As {pr one of the big objections 
ficulty with where to put the wire- 
RECESS OUTLET 
This means having an outlet re- 
cessed into the wall where you 
wish to place the clock. If you 
  Time was when the huge, heavy 
grandfather clock and its elaborate 
brothers were on the wall of al- 
“cleaner” design and a size that| — 
| fits the decor and area of modern 
jjapartments. New Clocks Emphasizing 
‘Cleaner’ Modern Designs 
"|. NEW YORK (INS) — Timejcausés the clock to stand Most notably, builders willl marches on — and so do clock | from the wall. * * * 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1955 
Jack Adams Speaking 
United States Can Win Late Rally Gives hiets. i ‘Olympic Hockey Cr own t       
  
  
  
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      P ETROIT: — A man rated as can go all-the way,” Adams said. By H. GUY MOATS larly rough in the 2nd period, when, final round when big Bob was |Chiefs, with only one letdown in the a Golf Tourney lone of saiion'e best judge of|"in aang iayasich and Johnny| Coming from behind a one-point|64 Bob Skrzyski, CC pivotman, hit) shut out entirely. With 6-4 Hud- |2nd period. Terry Zelihart’s goal in the final hockey players says the United | Matchefts, the team will have two|deficit at the start of the finale, in ater pigeon . — son Ray working on him, | Dave Diehm, guard, and Rod|two seconds, completing the mark- Bi Mik H U 69 States can win the next Olympic/great amateurs." ; last night's opening basketball test, spot point | Skrayski got few shots at Treals, only letterman, set the ers. ig Mike Hangs Up kev ¢ a wu for the-period and give CC a half- —_ | scori for Pontiac, with 14 SS ~ | avasich Is 0 former iver ee ee win dae ieee ie [iene comme of 2219 the meshes ist the last half. How: [Soe Pace Willie Dewalt, sentor, whe has for 10-Under-Par 134) The authority is Jack Adams, /of Minnesota star and Matchefts @|went on to win this important one, : : the cams |224.22 Points respectively. ‘st tue 
in Test at Havana | general manager of the Detroit [former Michigan luminary. 50-40. Chiets worked out a pattern to | ever, he emerged as the game's jpig ‘factor, as Coach Van Ryzin| not made ——— | Red Wings. His clubs have won | Bob Ridder of St. Paul, Minn.,| Coach Art Van Ryzin’s club had} stop the big, smooth, Shamrock | top scorer, with 20 points. _|emphasized- later, was the cohesion) year, — 5 reasons, — . ‘ "seven consecutive National Hock- | Manager of the U.S. Olympic team, |trouble-with the big Shamrocks all in the 3rd frame .when he was'| Story of the game was largely|of the squad, its unity of play, eststes ns sage: Ne pale) seat see ey League championships and |4lSo was optimistic. the’ way. The going was particu-| held to three gogls, and in the lone of good, tight team play by the generally. About every player who ake bes a im A 
‘ournament moved into the third WO" the Stanley Cup in 1953-54 “We feel our team will be as a 6t a surprise, turning in a sharp round af couputtion today with snd 1954-55. - | Strong as any in the games at back court game, along with the powerful: Mike Souchak of Gros-| Adams made his prediction at.a| Cortina, Italy, with the possible club's top scoring. Both Ray and singer, N.Y., continuing to show luncheon yesterday where plans, exception of Canada and Russia. Dewalt were good on the boards. the way with a 10-under-par card of were announced for a game be-, ' certainly should be better than For CC it was largely “how goes 134 for 36 holes. tween the U.S. Olympic team, to the Swiss and Czechs.” | gurzysid, goes the Shamrocks.” Souchak shot a 69 yesterday to be announced Dec. 13, and the| ‘The U.S. team finished well down When Bob was checked, CC col- go with his torrid 65 in first-round University of Michigan's five-time among the also-rans in thé 1952 ?llected only four points in the las 
i play and maintained his three- national collegiate champions Jan. Olympic games at Oslo, Norway. 
stroke lead. He matched par all 11 at Detroit's Olympia Stadium. |The 1956 team will be coached by 
the way except for getting two Proceeds of the game will go to Johnny Mariucci, University of 
birdies on the par - 37 front nine the U.S. Olympie fund. 'Minnesota coach and former. cap- 
~ and one on the par-35 back nine. “This is a year the U.S. team tain of the Chicago Black Hawks.| 
Soo Virdon Called — 
Rookie of Year   
  
Sa, Tex., kept pace with the lead- 
er by scoring 69s to remain tied for 
second place at the halfway mark 
The pair also was tied for the 
runner-up spot after the first round. 
Ed Oliver of Lemont, Ill., posted Late Entrance 
Rai re 
to 33 Nations 
    
  the day’s best score, 65, with seven Argentina Accepted " Znd period, went ahead at haif- birdies and an oo ae ee for Winter Olympic Cardinals Become Ist time, then hung on doggedly until 
iacee He a igs fourth. | Games in Italy Club to Get Newcomer a cog ee ae = as a CY ora AMPEZZO, Italy w, Award Twice in Row coraligg ba aed ware er the 
Gf Pocono Manor, Pa. = ThE Seventh winter Olympic! CytCAGO un — The St. Louis a OL Mececil and Chick #ames. to be-held Jan, 26-Feb. 5! The St. Louts!_ a single point, 36-35, at the start Souchak, Maxwell and Chick pad a last rminineleetirasel atlas Cardinals yesterday became the hs Genie. Harbert of Detroit paired with ~~ . vA Thom b first team in baseball to nail down 
three Havana amateurs to lead acceptance of Argentina to bring successive Rookie of the Year Peet's only bucket of the night ie the number of competing nations’! : ow ied the t, and Ray added the pro-amateur division of the , jawards when outfielder Bill Virdon t count, a tournament. Each had a low net |'° aoees 
of 124. 
Report Untrue, * *¢ @ 
Soviet Russia has entered the 
\largest team, 145 men. Bolivia will 
roster the smallest team, one man.| 
Norway is the only nation compet- 
ing in every one of the 27 events. 'was named the top newcomer in 
'the National League by the Base- 
ball Writers Assn. of America. 
Virdon, 24, succeeds teammate 
Wally Moon who was named Rook-| 
ie 6f the Year in 1954. Virdon col-| 
lected 15 votes while Jack Meyer,   SHAKING ONE OFF — Isaac Logart of Camaguey, Cuba, is jarred 
by a right thrown by Virgil Akins, of St. Louis, Mo., in eighth round 
      of the night. Logart, Cuba's latest contender for welterweight   AP Wirephote 
honors, won Zellhart ran out the string. 
While Pontiac was winning, Arth- — 
ur Hill tripped Ann Arbor 59-4 to 
loom as one of the tough SV   The United States, which won four|Philadelphia pitcher, was named ir ten-round feature bout at Madison Square Garden here last by unanimous decision. 
  
clubs, and Flint Northern smoth- 
                
            Wright and outfielder Emil Tel- 
\linger. cee Eg 
‘Legendary ‘Bevo’ 
Plays in Detroit Gr 
Clarence “Bevo” Francis, legen-| | 
dary scoring marvel of Rio Grande | W ‘i s 
§ r | Red Win S Olympic titles in 1952 at Oslo, will/on 8 ballots. Don Bessent, Brook-| 7a: ‘ : y be represented in most of the lyn relief pitcher, received 2 votes. tered Port. = : ; championships. Virdon, who cites two big ee ; . tance pny Aol) = +. . * ¢ e@ sons for his rise to stardom, bat- Dewajt.f 22 6 Hu tf 4210 ! Detroit Denies Story Thirty one nations are expected ted 281 for the Cardinals after be- Treas $212 Gyrowshe 308 That Skinner Attacked leo participate in the skiing ecenia ling acquired in a trade which sent| j mene r) 62 4 pois Same 38 : Official’s Integrity 1 in speed skating, 15 in figure|Cutfelder Enos (Country) Slaugh- . oo : . [Srimatr.e 10 3 Bubop f ote a skating, 14 in bobsled racing and ‘€T,t© the New York Yankees. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pace, but the Packers still have the Chicago Bears, Green Bay at their crosstown rivals, the Cardi-/Zelinart.g 10 2 Bonnelr.g 00 0 
; {10 in hockey. |_Virdon appeared in 144 games The conference races in the a mathematical chance to gain the San Francisco, Cleveland at Pitts-|nals, 53-14 last Sunday. . 20 10 50 18.4 40 DETROIT —Detroit Red Wings The only entry pending is hat re had 150 hits, incheding 18 dow-\nstional Football League approach title. ‘burgh, New York at Washington! Detroit has won three of its last SNTIAG 412 16 15—80 deny that coach Jimmy Skinner of Portugal ae asd the or- bles, 6 triples and 17 home runs. 1. showdown stage tomorrow as -* e land the Chicago Cards at Phila-|four games to move into a tie for)c CENTRAL |”. ).)..''4.18 14 440 Pass qnemeeees oe) eavarhy ya ganizin, body. Port 1 sent Heer. © ‘the contending teams seek to clar-| The Eastern Conference race! delphia. : fifth place with erratic San Fran cniral #1 tle” goalst: wovenale Fen. National Hockey League referee Setatien wate renal a ve He became the property of the ity their title aspirations in the presents a clearer picture with the; The Rams (6-31) can win the cisco. Each has a 37 record. The|tiac 11, Catholic Central 6. Missed tree 
Red Sucey. They said Gat Ste. ago, but as yet there ha Massy ele aromals last April in a deal next-to-last weekend of” regular Cleveland Browns and the Wash- Western race if they defeat Balti--49ers-wilt try to eliminate Green} !2re%s Pontiac 4. Catholic Central 6. ee nee Guetioned Mater eT ci at caabrmation toa tal ee Ce ee ce eae DY. lington Redskins the only title con-'more (5-41) and the Bears (6-4)\Bay (5-5) from contention” | comiry. , ; kees for Virdon, — pitcher ry In thé Western Conference the|tenders. The Browns, aiming for bow to Detroit. The Eastern oar Cleveland shouldn't core Rorrg Voted 
jLos ‘Angeles Rams hold a half- their sixth straight division crown. pionship will be all over but the 
game lead over the Chicago Bears, hold a half-game advantage over shouting if the Browns (7-2-1) down) 
| who, in turn, are half a game Washington. | Pittsburgh while the Redskins (7-3) loped 41-14 two weeks ago. Wash- 
jahead of the Baltimore Colts.) Tomorrow's pairings list Balti- are losing to the Giants. peo on the other hand, could 
|Green Bay is two games off the more at Los Angeles, Detroit at! tos Angeles has to knock. offifind the improving Giants a bit 
, _ — \the Colts if the Rams hope to main-|looked good in deadlocking Cleve- jtain their slight grip on first place.|land 35-35 last Sunday. In their 
S tand (ree two teams tangled two weeks|previous meeting this season, the too much difficulty with the injury- 
riddled Steelers, whom they wal- 
      . had attacked the integrity Varipapa Out of 
ST raed OOWLING Tourney in newspaper reports to prgedl CHICAGO uw — Andy Varipapa, Ind Straight 
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    and Phil Watson, coach St-year-old veteran from Hemp-|College days, will appear with the ith the ndi ‘Giants outcl the ‘Skins 35-7 New York Rangers. \stead, N.Y., will miss his first ail-|Boston Whirtwinds — the dg ° L ° t M t B A ] é Ran ii the game ending in “ in — shana ran — a 
ee Skinner cage ies Scans me of tess ase rE doutiheader a nee Monee In Line to ee aslo Both clubs will keep an eye/four-game victory skein. ° Yankee Backstop Wins iy acme : ; peeled on how the Bears are faring) The Cards and the Eagles meet . . as = onvene Storey was prejudiced a who has eticones cay ge Pearsiginasd ona n NEW YORK w—Everyone coma fight ond one Te against Detroit, last year's com in a battle of the also-rans with) Honor for Third Time; - Bi disallowed a Detroit previous tournaments | 0 =! - P *. 1. urn —this time in St. s. | \ Ai \ | ja anxious . . ts to fight Carmen Basilio since the iference champs. The Bears had disappointing Philadelphia ; . 
“goal. Watson was quoted in New [chalked up unprecedented succes-| The — eae tata, welterweight champion has become! “I stayed on top because I fight) won six in a row and were threat- to climb out of the Eastern cellar. Al Kaline Runner Up York as telling a sports lunch. |sive victories in 1946-47, yeveeiony | eee  Gigkateais with their Me of boxing’s “Golden Boys.” better carrying the fight,” said ening to make a runaway of the, The teams tied 24-24 in their first CHICAGO wW — Catcher Yogi eon that all NHL cfficiale in withdrew from the Dec. 10-18 tour- = —_ Young Ike Logart of Cuba got on Akins, which proves a fighter sees race’ when they were upset bylencounter. Berra of the New York Yankees nament at the Coliseum. ‘new comedy personnel who will’ 
; +e; Waripapa will be replaced in the| meet the strong Washington (D.C.) | 
See Seen on ned Wee a tar field) by Stan Gitierd: 21 Ganersis | “Skinner did not attack referee {ormerly of Portland, Ore., but now | Bevo has made the transition 
Storey’s integrity, He said he|°!, Chicago. ‘from sensational college perfor- 
thought he lacked courage, Skin) V@ripapa collapsed in an ap- mer to a solid pro in good shape—     
the waiting list today behind John- things differently from the specta-| 
ny Saxton and Vince Martinez. tor at times. He fought only in’ 
The 22-year-old Cuban from Kid infrequent spurts. 
. Tar Heels Face today was named the American 
League's Most Valuable Player for 
the second successive. year and the 
_jthird time in his career. 
The honor, voted by the Baseball 
Writers Assn. of America, put the   
    Hartack Ready fo 
Ride 400th Today — Book Lover, 
Buck Bagger guey put in his bid after whipping 
Virgil Akins of St. Louis in a dull 
                            : = St pearance at Cincinnati last month and no one is happier about the at Madison . . p aan courses of his pontine and has been under a doctor's care. whole thing than Bevo himself. gens Cade ™ eee Sti k lik nd aa? MIAMI, Fla. @—Willie Hartack, Iam Foxx ant Soe Dibdeggie. tions in ruling a disputed goal casi as Abaaee ne If Basilio was one of the televi- . ao A Rammet, cereed tq|ctrrently the hottest figure in rac(the only other three-time Ameri. ood. then disallowing the| | National Hockey League standings. tn-|Raterink Named IIAC’s sion viewers last night be went to op IVa U e Deane oe pacers co taes7 lea lemmenrea taleee eae” to|can League winners 5 ae sleep unworried a e lates’ — i. ‘Oxx won award in 1932 and “The Detroit club ly| Montreal... «Tn ws 9. Most Valuable Player = Cunan threat. He ain't no Gavilan, bunt only if she could finish a book ride his 400th winner of the year|1923 with Philadelphia and in 1938 had sent a letter of protest to|Cnicage™....::.'8 11 ¢ 32 @ os MOUNT PLEASANT w — Bernie |yet. As for Akins, the third-rank- North Carolina Given ° *2s Teading. jat_ Tropical Park today and be-/yith Boston. DiMaggio was the win- Campbell's office about Storey’s beraorr voces BOS 1¢@ 20 48 «6 Raterink, Central Michigan Col-|ing 147-pound contender. the less) x Arriving at the hunting site, she come the second jockey in history! ,, in 1939, 1941 and 1947 with officiating in that game.” Boston"... 6 11 @ 18 36. Si lege’s sensational halfback, today |said the better. | Underdog Role in 42nd sat down in a deer stand, me accomplish that feat. the Yankees. Skinner was en route to Boston  FREDAY'S RESULTS wore the “most valuable player” Although he dropped a split Tilt With Blue Devils  2CT°Ss her lap. and resumed read-| The little gentleman from Johns-’ Berra, who also was MVP in with the Red Wings and not im-| New York 2. Chicago 1 title of the Interstate Intercollegi-|decision to Akins four months ago, ‘jing her book. jtown, Pa., brought in a double 1951 and 1954, became the tenth mediately available for comment.| montre4 at wee _— ate Athletic Conference (IIAC.) the thin-legged Cuban entered the’) DURHAM, N.C. —North Caro-| Later when she heard a sound, jyesterday to push his score to 399/ Yankee to win the award since it NHL rules provide a fine of up pace tee arte ae | Raterink led IZTAC footballers in|Ting a 2-1 choice to end Akins’ Jina, its football fortunes at a low She looked up from her reading tojand had four mounts today with | was. initiated in 1931 with Bob to $1,000 for unjustified criticismn| Montreal at Chicago. total offense, rushing and scoring |unbeaten string at nine. | bb. f traditional rival Dukele = five-point buck. She raise the probability of more on the (Lefty) Grove“of Philadelphia be- of officials, Y hoe wet. lin the 1955 season. Winner of seven of eight fights ©>>. faced traditional rival Duke ye, rife and shot him through the nine-race program at Tropical. ing awarded the Kenesaw Moun- oes this year, Logart, ranked sixth, has here today im the 42nd meeting of'heart.- =| =~ — | Hartack is far ahead of the field|tain Landis Trophy. 
Want Pitt for Bowl @ 4055 record. Akins’ record Is the two schools: | When her husband, empty hand- for the first five days of the meet-| Outfielders Al Kaline of Detroit or had 31-14-2. A crowd of more than 40.000 was eq returned to the stand, Mrs. ing with 13 winners. He has had and Al Smith of Cleveland finished   
| “I want Basilio,” said Logart. expected for the nationally tele- Samuels was still reading her book. 37 mounts and finished in the mon- second and third, respectively, with 
“He has only his one hand (point-|vised game (NBC) starting at 2He had to carry the buck to theley 25 times, with 9 seconds and 3 Boston's: Ted Williams in fourth ing to his left hand). If I can't p.m. car. ‘thirds. iplace. 
Martinez. I beat him easy." igames in the series, one of the South fel d. Cla rkston Bea fan in Farly Upsets: 
Waterford, St. Michael and Romeo Winners Georgia Tech _ Students Demonstrate 
Against Governor's. Segragation Plan | ATLANTA (®—Hundreds of ex-, 
cited Georgia Tech students burned! pana Erp, Chicago NBC sports ed- 
litor,in’a telephone interview, “I'm Gov. Marvin Griffin in effigy in| 
estimated by po- 60 years old and have never bro-   
Akins said he thought he won most noted of the South, The Blue 
Devils, 6-2-1 over-all and 3-0 in 
| Atlantic Coast Conference play, 
M osconi Wins needed a victory to tie Maryland 
aoe lfor the unofficial ACC champi 
Billiard Title S09 er   
tion proposal which would keep the 
school’s football team from play- 
ing in the Sugar Bowl. Jan. 2. 
| The students,   downtown Atlanta early today in 
  protest ‘against a racial ial to acai 2,500, hanged a ken a contract and I'm not going A North Carolina victory would a “ }dummy labeled “Griffin” from a to break one now.” | “take some of the sting out of a aim, gee tree on the Tech campus, then| That was an indication net rom Crane ‘dismal season which has seen the! By BRUNO KEARNS On the Southfield court, Fern-jattack. . . in area|dale outhustled the Jays who lost; Only thre St. Mary players Upsets started early 
cage prep games last night, head- 
ed by Ferndale’s win over de- 
fending Inter-Lakes champion 
Southfield 56-48, and Clarkston’s 'marched /the two miles to Five 
Points—beart of Atlanta's busi-| 
ness- district. 
Another dummy was strung up) 
to a fetal* street light post and! |Georgia Tech probably will play, PHILADELPHIA —Willie Mos- Tar Heel¢ win only three games 
the game. If the regents adopt Grif-|coni, of Haddonfield, N.J., regained jwhile losing six. The Tar Heels 
fin’s proposal now or later, how-/the world pocket billiard crown also wanted the gante for their 
ever, it will mean a drastic cur-jlast night and immediately de-|coach, George Barclay. After three 
tailment of the intersectional ath-jclared he would accept any chal-/losing years as head coach, it is the ball often by bad passing. At 
intermission it was 22-20 for South- 
field and 36-36 after three quar- 
ters. got into the scoring. Ted Kopackt " 
got 24, Pete Madelans 15 and 
Len Malla two points. 
Center Bill Schmidt got 17 and ignited while the students chan 
“Buyn him, Burn him." Signs say- 
ing /“Down with Griffin,” “Griffin Bof's (Again) ,” and “We play any- 
body" were carried in the crowd. 
Several other dummies were 
burned before daybreak. 
' About 500 other students staged! 
/\a demonstration at the Governor's! 
/ (Mansion, several miles distant. | 
The demonstrations came only a, 
few hours after the governor urged 
that state schools not be allowed 
to engage in contests with teams 
with Negro players on their rosters 
or where segregation is not re- 
quired among_ spectators. 
In a telegram to Chairman Rob- 
ert O, Arnold of the Board of Re- 
gents of the University of Georgia, 
the governor asked for an imme- 
diate meeting of the board to act 
on his request. ee 
Georgia Tech has signed a con-| 
tract to play Pittsburgh in the| 
Sugar Bowl at. New Orleans. Re-| 
serve halfback Bobby Grier, a Ne- 
gro, is on the Pittsburgh squad. 
Sugar Bowl officials have an- 
nounced that the school may stil 
,,|tickets in its section of the stadium 
ito whomever it wishes. 
President } 
    
    
    
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    ted|letic program at both Georgia Tech 
lent Blake Van Leer of|St. Louis, last night'in a nationally |by the Amateur Athletic U Georgia Tech | declined comment|televised bout from Madison|the United States, There ‘no lyesterday ‘on the governor's tele-iSquare Garden, » Michigan names on the list. ' # ‘ ij > - : ce 1 a AY \ i < 1 2 . ‘ 
i: lenge. Then he issued one of his 
jown, 
Mosconi defeated champion Irv: 
ing Crane of Rochester, N.Y., and the University of Georgia. 
  Top Feminine Keglers 
Meet Pontiac Men’s 5 
Headed by Helen Shablis, who 
carries a hot 181 average in her 
Detroit league, a _high-average 
feminine téam from the Motor City) 
tonight will tangle with the lead-| 
ing Class A men’s team, 918 team 
average, from West Huron Bowl.| 
Match will be held at 7 p.m. and Allingers’ Billiard Hall. 
After saying he would accept a 
‘challenge from any player in the 
country, Mosconi issued a chal- 
lenge to Harold Worst of Grand 
Rapids, Mich., for the worid’s 
three-cushion championship. 
Worst won the title in Argentina 
two years ago,     
  1,500-676 in a week-long match at | 
  said that Barclay is on_ his way 
lout. 
| HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS 
Alpena 55, Petoskey 26. « 
Battie Creek 45, B.C St. Philip 32 | 
Benton Harbor 75. Hammond Morton 
i (Ind) 53 
| Cass City 59, Bad Axe 49 
Caro 60, Mariette 55 
East Lansing 60. B. C. Lakeview 57. 
Flint Northern 64. Port Huron 48.             
  
  
  
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Heights 56, G. R. Central-51. 
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    the public is invited. The Detroit “| Monroe 46, Trenton 40, _ | ing Hight for Waterford im the | made it a two-point margin. Roy team, besides Helen, boasts Ade-Spot for Bowlers Dwosso $8, rand Blane $i...’ | Win over Milford. The 6-4 cager had 16 and’ Leroy laide Cowan (captain) 169, Hulda) ping Nighters’. Bowling Le Secinaw Arthur Hill $9, Ann Arbor 64.) dropped through 18 points, and | Weeks 14 for “Ortonville, with Otter, 174, Dottie Aldred 179, andinas some spots for Para Raa ons Kélamasoo “i. Adrain 46. | defensively he hampered high | Fred Vees hitting -for 15 and Helen Baker 175. Makeup -of theliery with cotablished ausmeon’s. Rapids JC #1. Port Hu :| scoring Jim Davidson to one of | Leroy Park 11 for Clarkston. West Huron All-Stars includes Don the 139140 a S ee be IN|. Alpena Community College 12, his poorest shooting nights. Kersten paced Almont Martell, John Nickell, Joseph/ 42.5 at 30 2. — seal engualla i aE SEES Davidson failed to connect from|with 26 points. as Raiders easily Puertas, Bill Leigh and Les Roth-/O°¥S at 6:30 p.m. at West Huron] 104 42 “amherst 55. the field and scored 10 points, all/deteated Capac, Lee ry. fol rth. . . |Recreation. Interested bowlers  vyinahova 61, Kings (Pa? 58. on free throws. lowed with 11. points -and Jim 
. should call FE 2-205 for further Geo. Washington i. Wake Forest o¢,|_ The score was tied 38-38 after|Chernenko had 16 for Capac. 
Logart Gets Decision sagen, eee . anes i perny ata ‘Ned oy slbingers, sage "at Od" ietan tel 38, Bt. (Wis) 43 ‘remaining a qua 
NEW, YORK (INS) — Cuban Hawaiians in Force | eee ston (Be Lou ; 1-50 lead wi welterweight Isaac Logart, 144-%, ty. a~ Hawg alama 
scored a unanirhous ten round de- 
cision 
  eft dale 66, Southfield 48 Clarkston, and after 
Highiand. ua faoniver Rouges. | ‘In a Southern. Thumb league! 95.93 lead in the second quer, Holland $7. Grand Rapids Ottawa 56. jigame Almont dropped Capac 44- t é Hamtramck 66,-8t. Ledisiaus 40. hey were never headed. Clark 
ackson 63, Dearborn Edsel Ford %. . 33, and at Romep coach Bob Hut- ston pulled to one point, 44-43 
a od, Keaverse City x _“|ton’s squad trimmed clawson 60-47. with five seconds to play but a Larry Granzow and Jerry Fry 
teamed for 13 of 20 points in the 
final period for the Ferndale vic- 
tory. Steve Klamik had 19 for the! 
Jays and Earl McNeil 19 for 
Ferndale. _ 
Coach James Lorion was giv- 
en a win for his debut at Orton- 
ville. Black Hawks surprised 54-43 defeat at the hands of Orton- 
ville, 
At -Waterford, Skipper John 
Woodman made two free throws 
in the final five seconds to take 
a 52-51 decision from Milford, and 
at Avondale, St. Michaels put to- 
gether some fine balanced scoring 
to beat the Yellow Jackets 66-55.     
Big Chuck Gillis was the shin- Chet Markham and Roger Mar- 
shall 10 each as Romeo beat Claw- 
son 60-47. Romeo jum ahead 
12 and was never bended 
St. Mike’s had four men in dou- 
ble figures against Avondale, Jay 
Keller got 22, Dropps 15, Brown 
12 and Elmy 10. Avondale pulled 
within: six points only once during 
the game, Jerry Paul had 16 and 
Sam Sheely 12 for the Jackets, 
In another game Dryden fell to 
North Branch 55-39. 
  
  
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cape equipment. 31,. 1956, each airline must: signaling devices—required equip- 
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ciget aaa bes. to-1 oe wey “Root, Wo. ly evi deputi tement ace eervic mick will te the os ~ tel toe teal. product FASHI FIELD © 
le pletions and 1,611 a beste ipa, No. 1 : ‘iden ies sai De a te by vice willbe aa Show they ; Q i) iad taut ar and — BEA ON S i 
= eres: : — ’ Ee ner ma vine ICK, EJ —| Hise cienmes mere HOP 
Last same : joes, as me. 1. i marees, fs No any Ss rare Formee= : = epplied = Fw yy Be 4 ork 
for year Cheweles pe hod = rhage i 144.001 99 bu rx ou moth serra Blis 2, r- _¢ ’ A ‘mai snaincerag neg 
al char dos be ess hed: , nty D meatier ‘ieea, ma _ CHR SY | ing es Pi 
=e oe =. SES Mery eaths Ea see ae CHA : ISTMAS Eee as = 
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january. 260,302 built 299,319 ee woo L et ist ey ae Esema Sones 2p. be held D SS M [AS ony a . Be carne 
Senet techs pet oes. hethow io 1 Vaecuse 2 35 Be BE SHIP in Mrs. t in Ha. Fe = ES : S O & adult, Nee im. 
hcg per a eect hee eae 2, Eee ee: =| SIGNERS NEY! bi ae Se ors Pe a 
Sider, ino My tan ne C2 LLI8, “DEC. 3. metry. Wate ELDERLY WOMAN TO 
rb car ase Ppa Chrys! Re tise S y i i eect — can the C eld at = Ba eee or Is oe Register Co. ibe pose Hh poy care for a L glogebare, 
ge a ce ei pace Gao ue a A le ae eats 
-same red s year Wr me scarole Becareis, Sines Sag vealerday Ese in Oak Deny cates oe tHe ond” Eee Dale y A Wan ont rr. and ungste 
ESS * » 154- with oo co rape ye vee bleached, eached, Ne Survi y qian di iew Ce ith Aite eee a abert cure 15¢ eld s prot ted Fe Pa A boarding tenths 
Motors’ 4 period. - eee bb, No No. 1 1 5e- aay et i= a nlsssre ee Sree _ AP 7 ¢ per Si airy nyeut own male 7 Fates ae ae 
ported TILT — eS : ected ng. fe Erne tests -aabalrist Hoey Gs ars a terment tn East m. trom the PLY | enete . com private home nourewo saat 
eae a jo. 3 prod division rues, teat, No. A aes 28 child Oe ea. ia wide’ Saar: Allen's? n Best poftieesh : , re Pg pe quicrriNd area Cal = 
1954 period. car assemblies |W yes 3: 3.00| Roy, eee nie eneeriae suits aera avn Cem =~ P fen BARI i ine ior ie a hie aha ere ei 
period. months mien — omen V 5-125 be, J. _ noe. brother two ‘grand Se oe i ONTIAC : , to Circulat BAKERY ees po on about be USEKE ~ a, ue 
ee eet Le E rand-| ~ Socher bossa MRS Z és e pang lh A : ou, ~ ay ul FPER 
LS Freedom Disc P ig goo pipes omc | ane pees Sores 
Men Shoe Sh m lan al Oak Pat seman of sue ens DIVISI "Yeu pero Jd goa Ee 
n Shoo eep hance iScussi pig "Peeman seo Pwo eae ows Salary P oN Must Be Ry — cae ate 
Owner ¢ eae csion (ane : roan eet = - : a Ee icdincaties 
ne. ts Do cece MFIELD On Ss Troy "Townehi, t Fu eit Home ou sonnel Registered! ' s gigas 
ners g. mec Women vt [esd clnter i ce) Card 0 "rt wis =v tered Vot see ct fear 
a . - / Le VEN a 
ee nclcony ot La Couzens at the rs of The// Count member Depa’ : at . sen Johng , Mt ue in r Tron ice poe Pe phe a 
totes Ww [edness homeo eet! Lap “Cony Sorta re) E ate i aan eo Beeler aoe ae 
4 en r 4 * a A rom * 
terday in aes a sicuety| : we le eS F. Melony Club firenda, fe rc So cman mks cut Poati y of c DRIVERS, ST nd other <imuee “wire. W me 
reached the Denpaghe eee A pile take Rawal pease or General Motors, NK OU 1 AKER jac rl eo teat Scr ie 
ams oe chain | Th sched membership Road Id at 57, “Sa ce for Truck me! ages al ae fs Veteraa, “WANTED MM to Quali CARE! Lake. 3 ¥. APPL 7 nce re TO 
poprantrgeren a action t =| Freedom ed for oo on tao Saran Fr. sympathy. Sp or, 8! ED. MUST - alify. nail eae CENT oo a By-Pass sO 
pated whe to gis] of emery with bri “am Tuesday at the am Sere St ua inetd ae Appl | ce tee |" ce ee 
reread a ae pce aree ae ee a ee ea | a oe 
Lee Hess < The pitourend alin y night. Mr in M ti thelr ae mele, John dea AR w aia Wayne Beginning ae SUDEE veh pow 4 y. FE 
Bailey by - Garkston seating wi Individual He . Kellogg t. ees heir x ariting, Pune Jame iy Mart car WANTED ayne St. = oe . $350 wou fome_ EAR 
_ , al a dog ing ill Be is di tto I a Lmao oe “words : parcel ed ad WA . St ee on er scot cn sant Aone 
owned hur LS ha; surv ed i 1 WANTED. Cx ry $250 writ mats 
Peeved, Ld ot Clarkston by will eereral feobairasd a s + ene ived b Fri- friends, ‘ne TO raight The beard for CL. MOTO: REER . SQ $775 chance grub sse08, 
out a a * , y on pop ot Pon of grou paige wal ae Ww ara ‘ ily of City ERK- “EX Arias & EER CENTE! oes a oawe 
Bailey a ony ot ot Poin ral redbars nephews, F. B. potas rearegen ie og gl Visite ure AMI n ee ce | oo wre = 
lpadiloe inlay t hauled oo = politi They Rane both | F.B Dugan; wittion ‘i in the my t hed toal scree i MINER Steno. EER = ervey ‘Stor Shovtens = 
of firearms. Hess f ae T and iy of M of Port and anal = my recent be . rhe Tee in P rs clerk ciRtS ws ssobtt. hand [NG AG 
for re asi onday will Ligh tae! Wihens| set ance ee of my dear DRIVER ers “clerical Pd re es S as ede ‘Pood Si i 
\rraigned wins oes n t ’ Home night said : nelly sent fio a on te Rev. route FOR : 8", ony. ex- N peas pai mache 927 work eee 
and before use 0 Re e 8 * at the Ba at 8 : wers ne — — poe ——— DRY a —_ EE oe nm & ra Soe porbes Good hom ete 144 
cor tm nn +s Walled late a Ia Sas iar D wn 8 Sa en 
He's ees pleaded nat al ous ORTO ettie M. vail 2 nM call sours A » : oct pr foe Pag al com 
— tice Lt ti Ny . & 5 eons a LE Box r T E {IDWES ie warn tual ¢-2009.__ . all com 
on guilty eM. A VILLE uten ECIO riam te rt NC “m WE $00 om bane lon cen eee 
round Wedn scour | bond. a ernie q eD tormerty of O eather cP, ea oan Gos calle oy, 3.000 0c anne CE Ems ne ee eres 
ednesday r for Wal LAK eCcO at 2 y at Gxieariing of for Net wt rrane i i prother Cp ae Oo — ale wer ests 4 DOES ig Sate Servi = WHITE ALL # 
nd. return E [ \She p.m Fh le as ° a weet r Cpl ou fs ily em b : wera ce 5 3-0587 Re 
0 AW afternoon. |e —_ =, Shoup vil career Me, will be held 1 "neve mis sa pelt Baty Pr seit 6 ts cient. salen Men pat act oh aur — aed rant sis TE GENERAL 
a Co —_ +. the. Gristmas Lnire a losers ‘uneral ee the held The memory, erase part us _ D 6 to SE : eee Secomine ‘oo Eeeds? ie FALL — ‘a 42100 week. ting." Live 
or B ntract a the pie: Genatery Se ‘in Or Orton Sn eye le “* ESIGNE! oly ASSIS 7 Sarees, cea ee ae ee 
uilding Sc S| by chance merchants oa 1645 — one ee = = i a ae “uote a DETAI NERS = a oe ae ae : ae “hr *t eg 
BLOOMFIELD hool | i ee Sever tt ae re ron 2 : L ts Ee Ss — 
— | Parrish the Say becuens Liewt ivors i dost Mi . Now's 7 ieee fone 0 nd CHE LEERS ENGIN EXPERI “ae nrroundings "sad — oa Pale’ Ot 
doy sige & HILLS — twa brag abent en. include eta} | Bong usband. Made Doty CK NED ise tae * and oy win | bousows oL 
ay night bers Dostnoss on d., ar , yaad bel pen Pa oun layout, ER i ES iL "yee ais was ary. F No coo cooking Et 
ead ones will the pe ar ida and of two oe ial ithtu way. = tool: S IGN EXPE! —— Ee ere nA 
for School en’s and w ught Don Silve sons Are 4 orld tor thful Pathe pormgg ther a di L ER a ile soak 
e toe probable aw club. ts, ated tas = - s as these 5 r. prog ba yf ales AY S ee te 8. -— ips 
lementary scream vel Mon M =! Lake and asittaag n Ponti prings, Sesiy ened si - you here. Inte tao lenty of — YOUT ‘ Fre WAITR! o2l Ww. Hetp jaun- 
just east of Wood tion of & at laste Mori Wom. six grandchildre Claude Oa of the Pamiy. cnet re Sire |S = es Eo SEN MEN =, at al a ennetal Wanted 
Base of Wood can W a new pokha hel asked grandchildren Flint: ene wh Oo passing ally rs Long NIOR AN ee cloned OPPORTU 3 
was bids ward. eatvie t aac her Gah Ar n. of Flint, Fle race an "EE pm DE ND JU repr ty 2 M Pino. Pit shel et TUNITY. ~~ 
Ww hem chu cont ub mi C z t, Flow di ffi an ¢ TA UN ly me Srviaal “8s nish: io where heal wH 
at ) ropes totaling the hai iombiaos malts em-| B dio DUNSTAR ers 3 icie = SE ILERS IOR Felegrapt aan 4 toa be ed ue ‘7 rey poked 
i set “asim Se som aty “SE Eno Co SENIOR ea sae S| Set Soa 
ren tne, advan seas Report favorably of on De Work saree oe Tue 21000 ng. Co ORES DTS Sige ae a able st mus 
a build 0 erect aise temgaar ‘JOrdan . INT INIO v area, tor houses - Peril pee! free ee ae e- 
will nabwary ald. to . on A arr bas irect D ae ANTS R aa . FO! bet poor pose & lo 
eon ae ti- purpose Highli Conventi | eane Porster AMBULANC rectors e 610. | Long NTS Ingreted ine Omer Re "Sie ee Poesy edge ‘ 
archite review ieee t h nt IML. T meets S oppo Rang 6 in th 7. he! cook- aan 5-380. ‘and oo ges. 
wil . a by Lin and heal t Meeti ook of a cIT Y Unit on cumete eral Home PE . ign pao gp nee pre ‘ IRL POR a eeed _ omgone an cao 4 Bund — 
A ea added eotely ——_ euty A the RD red deanery ae ; _Repree ——- D res ers Me er sore of men whe & eects SESE . FE mites Six ay eal 
j of , Fore rkov N = R : : “L,I a ech bel in , Op rod: TE 
— base bid pd pares worry es oe selec cee of Det the norte ives De rine anne etail Te. Thin. a coon aie c_ WANTS. BAB = ie 0 Sr, Spportanity nate 
by J. Brits $ Townshi Saran wks igan e-| the roit hi lic A stern on a on = For ] e Bie oucs streeeet Bee HOUS! Sasyerm EN. W Clark Sts eA make 
es Sey ee cone ‘went | 2 oe a rs |! nies | 3 Stes oe 
a. thin the and submit- home at 8 ~Stud Reset ‘atholic M: acca) es the meats eens ppt a . . ee ton notte  WuITE aN =n eehaet an 
sciging. tome board's § Totall are of Mra, Wi dy Gro wan oe nn Samal] Desaoerr one ek sures. To ma om Ty we Toleasane er aN seeeeary.” Ay te 
aa ‘roads, agp lahetacae, gph sata viet we cena eects il- V jeu TEs . CK oe emer ooo poet tomy finale Meee Qos 
on dr: ishin i rs. Jeckioa atki baer the group; reeset el O APEL Ss” E W ART lavaaals A! Reet jpg abcd eer tt babar hed 150 
— ainage, ngs, ng de! ns , Sou iivies Al lay orh FE 1065 8 RIG & pall as on wtrtiol oe INTEL vee) os Suna bees re! IAN WANTED © 
1 etc., ion, sigur’ and Mrs. Lake. ma aka 1 Plrea of eee FUN ees-S 2-504) we PORES tae fia oe ents Be salery. we eos TO 
hostess. Mrs s the report. The Goodells, a, Ylay Cy. preceere ERAL iole chine TENCED SERVICE near ary. train son ‘between with children. Lis T COLORED . REAL ree a 
Cl See rt P de is Harry ty. e HOM : Keege, ED YORE Wx hard mm - ae wens bore! Plain ¢ eg) ED GIR snicerem ree 4 COMPANY. 
Cc arkston Mar- proximately elescapengi Gou mM re Sen ME DIE man. Reply P.O ean ME By releerenh baer hei: aking ener! bou 2) am rE nEsperiece, = ek 
hristmas OES Pla | s, Lapee unded “by Mi a Prada — “ ~~ MAK MEN ine = sont for to ce ote 
seca Aiell ns = wy Mount nob comet 4A oe ERS | * cn, PONTIAC ae a ad guren ctor i 
and sadn Brow i: shay Sede eee Employment Se | areas cives-tast | Sic en 
wnt Crimes ey 5 in-Auto Collis aly ers Senate i sy RS | “Ee nent Se Sint ee | aii vase = 
AL wi Cc. mas lar +f 0 {| -™ ___wemet - . Stonai P ess —— en en. das dies, peat re — wore fer D OF 3.35 honest. RIVING tions’ 
wi B part m rE ake _* _ om Sanne y wp TE FE Ua re > nid ‘CHI Driv Ll : 
ll be ird y eeti Nn j A 8I e 54908 ume Box te at onee $200 ram and 4023 odbes MOD DY ren LDR _§ ers LE 4 
in th hel Cha of the ing Jur sio — on ry Lo EXPERIENC! 18, — 4- Legllabgraecns 4-2551 LADY) Wits 7748. speared wadey. TeEEssons 9% 
he held Monday 294 Mas a § T * Bati"Fn tee 5 ma eae ae sins, “Bich. atts pend nek art CAR moro __Wo PE 24s Day. POnTan 
Those * = . ance ir ae 2 ev 
asked to oles an Ee eeners sarki rior iss se eee arte : SDWEST Sars BE Seuate ee Wanted Ma oa 
3 os =: : . 2S SS _for interview. See 
_ Special meet cit ie Tero, rae injured ea Thre rR sree a ; | Scar! = it ose Obs FOR ——— | = bieriew yes tae "Metta = ale_10 
a ‘enue ting Head exch areja iled nine ng ry “today in _7-8nes, E 4 GR Eineoin oo 1 Apply jae mt Sheet Metal W MEN" nol an rapeess aes & cal wen 
will be y, Dee for De change. Mi cars y in _ Two a ipel ave a a PERIE & stain be R- Genera | Worker ¢ fu . e of REVERE ee Chi a aarp vER SAW 
initiati 19 mbe freigh chigan and th which fae! 2 Macca SCAREED Bie sheet hotel Sat a a a = is be" veniaren et San zy 5 Cea rs we 
es 19 at 8 pm. bet ehgan etal Caboons a weno Ree ee oe a a =e iS LOO! oe a EPL s 
| 0 do a per Peeea tons Tre. Faber caer Perso . ae oa A bp OOK round Chem FE es Wonk ape | 
Annual e Calen d : ichigan Cent nt\ snarled d ves SBEST, LOCK oe, a A ont ws -mployment Ser Sh nd wit, gt, interest <! ae ali as 
eS eae mee ar ag way of ntral Bay Ci traffic = essen to earn. on wi en a at fo t Servi Em PONT! whe looks! atien ts RY, CAl RATION & 
persed Pee nian taal nae nips sort BOX R ian" carn fied per ee or, whe see arenes Back Bl le Lage eat fs fede a es 
W. Maile w Dinner at Mane Injured precoriee trains at au leche eo a ‘par et re | @ ARP ENTER fished, oe 
Durh ils, W. M. 7:30 p nt: a | cea ee he wreck: we a Trane dimer Brom, Pe a on BSSARY. ment Ful FoR alo pa ae mtn : 
Lif p. m. p. m. Green er of iltiam \ ; the wore . Toda rE 8. \merican ro eee Nenaee i —_ Dara DE: ; st = uM ene _. 
bine oe oe smd Mion To pemen, | | spe ary ‘ yeas Ape serce, mupae wenty | Mer ff macine re arm AND Dm 
today virginia “Bo aay | omens Gueeae : Wiliam wilowine bones. =e = fon BRAIDS Cig ty DLEAOED_ WOME aye. 18 N. ~ nee CARPES 
: ’ Laper. hg m s in , Mich. at ee IN ave A eae 
Pa = : WS pita to La ie Bede boxes: the D ARKIN( heotehe a ite, abe ret A N.Y Seve = an ¥ 
Sai ta al Ser News in Bri See wer ESIGN Piya aaa GES 
| game ‘euie "Pot “Dati Dries rief police eee ce Te IGNE ae eee wae rae as trey 
is Month’ t Seth uheced Meado’ Richa: reckles ne abil pend ad Hos... Ate 1. * 28, 58, 0 R Cc ie "wes ) AT a > LIVE eat ee re 
GOING 1 f ed yes wla rdson, The sect c , 97 (90N Wa: be A housework ght tlh ELE pale ps Es 
RY young or N terd wn Dr. 41. drivi s ion ar coll » 101 Need Po weer AY Fem Cer LECTR A aieesia’ week s JOR 
! fh toed man o- | Shi lay be pe ng, ville ccide of ided wi ’ led it A t re oF yon ting aT week. fe 
‘lt THA pJ fore ple f Inort road the w | ) ot a nits 8m OEP ON pom Lie Po tees 
= has T Is was = at Wat. aded 1170 h two occu train. ith | - __Help Wantes R FOR | PRU miter with ITE aye firm oe . HT LIOT are - WIRING B a 
._ the stiticeod to ined al erford guilt Ereine “age red at Mi a p Wa ody Fi PRUDENT oa oe rneeds pleas it otis RG AND eS 
record. oe soe | roa $55 with $15 ow Town| tr ineer Bey eae * tor mo nted M We Fixtu recut! NTIAL paket. ee et nll Le -_ 
a i wie’ in Lak $15 hite, } other pial Thi if mil oF rphacp ceded i Male A dine Dice bonus. ve INS. i a-0016 r Gee FF tear d 2 EEN LO, 
' in |i e, who Howe costs. te Ke: lenfeldt es. AUT a eae =e utoms 1¢s Sees a | MAI y_ Davis, oekopaes iE. . 
feslarsng nee pet ctl oe ea iT0 MEC seitaner pedal ie Picusen, WA eae —— Dion! Eee ae 
ship. Just the inne wanes Dol er of the tain crew ee CHANIC : mcviews <ii8, mnie oat ribet QU - | Sie cee 
n st F lcense. FE 1 | 
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fail jail len ington iquor e ——~ pore croup inet akes D rot i aaTATE woul E Fos tot ire 
: ing to, for Cc. In Town- 0 : Se eee ‘tape: Enchenre "We wa : ' ASY EMODEL. Pebiog whem 
; $15 cos pay his fin aa was j ‘. aDY — SHO te by Hos. E ising. aod erative Re H Y poets 
— a n Traffic river aah ae Saute ee apes | I RISTMAS - — i 
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seal Oat Som iin HB = oe grt orvice Co. stirrer ee | MON Work Wanted Female re 
A Cart simple : {held Wiese der, ee Ne e Co dagting Bi DAYLORD Y oe Femah 
beac in fall oo larceny nae by Har Toe mee. Excellent Berl Wood . igre Fae See net re st. | “gee D le 1 
Ay coccen: 3647/12 igation P ip 1999 Gow! . oppor pees! bee Sta en a ayy $1 a ee MA’ 
ustice Willis D1 iad pay Gis hee a atl : ete tion M “#4 me 5 pe | BanYareTT 2. Same - 
} illis D. marony pa if 2146 ath ate ice 't ile R pf whe r - lhans r Da indy hie HTS. RESTA 
St, Vincent Le qT y $15) "0 Emmons Will ent homik in| _ Blend lie who ines mo ve : y ESTAU- 
ora Furgy ‘owns . iam A ge and eee ee Ae i or oisuee ata . 
oe ord de pre hip The St., -Edge he A tn sees - - $300 15¢ is chept alee s 
4th Pa sided |o" acc , Warren —. er for lem , Se per Si Bor Also ABLE 
quiidren, 7 is thea bohrinal am 4 he n Town:| ee eat. dept “Sie Latest up work. r Signatu Sater 3 water eiitne 
en, , Dee t ARDING ¢ Seadebeber exper ent. < re” bal Se eee 
rea oe poe set Eee | sear ee ae ee aT =e 
gp ah Darth hae res Bah os oe was ane | a a TAL ATTE sat “nee int 430 men to Circula ada ae 
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    Work Wanted 
- Female 11|. Business THE PO ; 
SFT Pe ~ Services 13) _ Lest & Found __24| MODEST NTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, DE a : 
cADY DE SEWER eT AING || “Binlitee BO peer MAIDENS Se [CEMBER 3, 1955 ey 
transportation. Arak Butch. = = sok ‘ 3 
Sartmcor PE ¢oee0, 41) 8L ico. FB Oubow Lake EM 3300. y Jay Alan| Rent Apts. Furn . 4 
iMEEOORAPHING, TYPING, BEC- pairing & rewinding, 218 - Pike LOST — SABLE AND WHITH TOY eee ished 33) Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 I w ENTY- SEVEN. 
service, EM 3-2842. Pia Swe ain WORK. FE +4014 oF Festa Privete, convenes. Privecs, apr. | COLONIAL. wey ___-_ Hotel Rooms 4 
AVAILABLE a 8. WORK. ard. ater 5. - Ideal “tor” werk vate bath. | 1's 2 LARGE BEDROO! sentra dl eg Fe Sale 
: 3-01 dat: Oia FEAL SRAGLE- drink: ing co baths. Pi MB. or u 
x “BL 5 63. LOST me ONE a ers. Must furn. str — Aviomatio braty lace. Carpe HOTEL AUBUR) ouses “a a 
for child PLUMBING AND HEATING. 5. | Two female GLE. De sept, Coll Pm aeell da Fore penne apres =I] Ty IN NEW : 
ren while OR 41671 » In the — 4 eves ys.| corner ac car garage. a. 0 xs BE 
or moth —oR or Anderson: re. A On r DR 
o TE ee toe. awe MA 65196, Reward. Saned. HOUSE, PARTY mingham, Royal Osh, Rochester cooking ana Min Mri ariments OOM 
in my hon AND MANLEY LEACH 10 B "ONE PAIR OF EYE GLASS. eet ee FUR) door. alle Greyhound “4 A ot foors ees 
if a2 5 ia wiv eon cae m4 = LEY ST es. Light brown lgather aL Mer Fon $110 mo. MU}berry An at “HOT FE pny Hager ea beat hep ne Ln and 
pecans, Auto Upholstery | alee aemealeeain UL age von oem i TAEy- R RENT OR FOR SALE NEW | Rooms TEL ROOSEVEL. iy re "Law down payment: 
eee i eon CONVERTIBLE pote : ibd = a home? PE 58-0200 UNION LAKE. 3 ROOM BATIL ee ardwood, foots TORON HOTEL ru bein $17.50 up. RL BUILDING co 4 
whee ke St. near E. aston, : Ai . y t epasit, 8 rent EL CLEAN MOp- 5 
ee vey] cramer eee | en ee ee | a ratavatched | wa Be oth ae | Poe Ree Bl er a 
win : : ubura ees pools de : i ‘ 4 
i ad as long as need 
WANTED” BABYSITTING “FROM "uum jo D . | STRAYE rE 2 BEDR eee | 34 room heme. party furnished _____Rent nt Stores 40 “OXFORD H EXP co ; 
ibe een oe oT. oe | STOLEN é Lo mapas sere! hile gh igarocereg Modern." ineulated. newly decor | ST = 1s how OME 
are, Sofa tases mice | Trove Sea “ae” nig Fe SOUTH be Site | ECE witteer | STORE, FOR RENT. AT imo | 
AN se eee ‘|4 HOUW GUARANTEED SERVICE ny." Child's eo pghane, “Peo 3 lane rigor apove = pt en Priday, ‘Be 2 OAKLAND AVE Ol heat. 1 Ie Foom and. ath, : 
HOME.| ment. “y heating equip. |* Hobbies & . i FLOOR. sTOV: LOCK FRO oy al looxizs car ga: Lue 
WANTED WASHI stock. carried | ~ & Supplies 24A ne ee at FOR RENT: 3} BED : M SEARS,| “ste Price $7,000" wita 
_ings. D WASHINGS AND IRON- McGILL, & SON ae C3, USED. $32.50 ~ Kitenen CLEAR. L ors oF "Ean, Lovs OF HEAT West side location, Paton at HOME, ae FOR BAR- one Aghen REAL EST 
Buildi Seth y SO? ae = ARGUS oe per month. ge. $110.00 - BE y SUB 
__Building Service ean Ot, Cured <8. Sow “morte peak $35. Kodak taker, rear" door cuire care: j EAUT YY an URBAN RANCH 
ALL WINTER Santana Furnitu solve opted! one “ ee 4 Projector, cents shore Union 2 Pate foot Feat a tectin coe Home. west aor OR SMALL OF- Large liv pool biog ee 
no BULATION, SIDING. x were Refnehins 16h yo 4 cvervtag. tia "t _per mio Bt "3-81 ane Kanes one ol lot ee rercece” its es RICE CARE te ae mote parte licen 
s C A ‘ Pp month: ry ; Mf, 
: AND DOORS bows [REPAIRING ANTIQUES 4 _APE- fo new "buliding woos, Betier hurry 3 hao iD waa SS credit report req en renee tab tae Kind ot Gono Be come aster bed rm. col- 
Gassustesd (aevk oa inten oes La ® FE 61339. fer Sargaine—must seduce steak ofmams Connie erelerrea, VE| = arn 42 tached Dlastered gar” Price §20.- 
sible prices. raa’ — poe Laundry Service 18 react ADDOCK FILM SERVICE 3 7 ROOMS AND BATH. P mre Shenae ZE 30 (x 00 STORE BUILDING INC. OPEN SAT. AND pe 
down. estimates, y Service 18 aio en ; RIVATE AND INSU _Inqui H 
si a Holl Stone p:| CURTAINS FINISHED Ceaipeare KILN FUFFABLE FOR mgrence, “Aduity eu. 208" See | FE 2 cee se | OR ~ Rent Of Office Sp Gaulandvave. | NOON ee Nae 
Pr aa pal rot ee ane Ties i eM sae after 6 a Tonmhent, Cesnse ate “s » Space 4 41 Brusre Lake Rd One t north of 
ie ee eee COTTON BUGS, ALL & NEW SCRABBLE SETS 0 P J NICE LA = Pie FE 40078. ith income in rear. | WONDERFUL LOC Nee ee ee oe 
tw » Res. Com WASHED ALL 8I1ZE By numbe: $3 PAINT. RGE ROOMS, ars fice or si ATION. oF-| H. 4 . 
1 or EM m'l. AND FLUFF 8, r sets. $1.69 w kiteben, Utilitie SMALL | GROSSE POT uite of office DURBIN REAL 
ot e  woz| AUTOMAT LA SRES | 1 ft Saggenpromm is ean Se mead sr Gases” rors —vawar—;|_Get sens heute rsa | 8 ‘bldSwecawrd Ave 
Wecer meee NERATOR MAT LAU 3 +14u. fet. neigh ing. car garage. Older hom eat. 2] 5p @ facilities MI 62170. Lt 2500 et CREATION = is * 
plumbing pa dp ixer, sanders, | 25_.N NDRY Notices ersonals , =) oae'l Prescott ri a Diet at 483 D Tremuss te eee a as 
aw. JAguson's ‘hairs Ce eee ar} CORT ALIS PLamn on R Sates & Pomel _ ~ aa SJeccunag) davau vetieeroue fans With D RENTALS AVAILABLE — Drayton’ Plains Dine’ vies tree isthe “bird” to see, 
ar Igy i . Beautifull UP- © dee aN aul t efrigerator and ADAMS jon. Mon. thr jer, tnepec- awa 
A-1 CEMENT WORK = ron PLA Phone rE $-8101. . _Thesua in m Demedie werk 7 is LAN-f ‘Gabure. ae al Crooks TS - VICE 7 Contact Mr-" Weds mg Ser. month pneuare Possession 
LLOYD MONROE lee. Tn enon anne ~Aerotred Knapp Spoce this Jane, Seat, om young man is he / noes Sr alisemeenl cad FR 21083 For Rent N Miscella ou salow = iving room, te fe fe hitch 
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sare —pht 6806 un wea nine ™™ on oa world: re — and he's out of | npoME-AND BAT wueod | rod ome cee Mit ten iscellaneoys 42] Safer plained wale. Rant 
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Pen A aimeay vegas Fre Landecaping ea | "3 GIRLOR WOMAN HED, | Wid. Co apne ase eee ee | tee Lowa genecmater Curr aN CoE cresbot ie 4arse, Total price 
mates, MY ti Free DAN'S Me adviser con! ntracts, M Ae from Pontia 1 miles | RENT MERE OAST. AN 
20904, PE 20321. | Com aER ie M ‘Michaelsen tect | ~~--~-_ itracts, tgs. 32; W 4 ROOM WEST SIDE APART- families. peel aparece for two CLEAVE THERE | 
s Pie estas see, PE 200TT. | eieabupe n 3 Maintenance. 6 AUDIVOR hemp the Soe. PA a 72d) aotod Real Ectmte 324 _ Inquire ‘at 85 oS eg eneeee Tense! ee rt eee Movwiand, 33 324s Dine Hey.| Vacant R 
pepe es UpIvox HEARING AID, RMT : | (BOOM aaAE 31486 yecom | RANCH SUNGsLOW . 
work. Also htt wt cea tesnaeet TRIMMING Olt, N. 8 © AID 70 Footer pia Oh tn For Mies als M4 
e, (Residential No job too] ental rent. oUF pecaly FE BIGGER AND SUORTER ACTION! b gece YE, NEED oe ee —Fer tals Hosen ing eom carpal tnd 
St Sos eae ree | oe Se Ha on the sale of your Land Coo Mustbe well secured. Binal di ‘TinooM APT. NEWLY {DECO:| oom it4e coe tte, lity Soars Yes, full Macementy ol fur 
Sir gorae Far be Scataie  oe| ee ES or ae = eee tee | mS | ee bates (SYLVAN LAKE) cecen fs eats 
CUSTOM | CABINET 4 AND CUSTOM ~ Mov Siral aise M0. VR CWE | apes, Ht aut chowrocts. ‘Mowerd ._ ee us Tae, within «| L. H. BROW nioor apt. Dulles. turn. Cal v od," | $e erwioh nee Crescent Lake Hi . 
CEMENT le GON aPec srom|_ Moving & Trucking 19 jtlene_ Ut Auburn Ave. PE S907! | treet too lar fast serv- | 1362 W. Huron VN, Realtor weeome. YE SW ener — beroom rane w west suburban 2 ae x hes several new | SUCH A PRE e Highlands 
meee ie. a 
| eens Pa Saat re : @ and elm TRUCKING, PICK- Mrs. Burnes, PE 2204.63 Mark.| Ed or wo omall. | WILL BUY OR zee ot a kl ke oe baba a uulity Soe starge liv | Fireplace, ‘plank oak floors, Crore —— ca, 
CEMENT & B UD and delivery. Ggod service at | OOD HAYRIDE PARTIES w. M. Stout, Real property. QR List YOUR LARE | ¢ ui som. oll, fired fur | SY kitchen c en big windowed eet ee 
LOCK |_F ois. FE eli. oF FURNISHED. 11 N. Sagina ealtor chasers wai @ UNFURN, per mo.| 8nd dishwasher a, Cros | Tile bath and ing space 
CARPER a Wade uaa a. re bet any time. oe ve ~ rt, Ph FE §-6165 800 Commerce Rd. Vicinity of artes pad tot Vacant_ot A Rd Ne room, peers ——w tamiy| ou po papllcemoseg neck os bedrooms 
} Naw) a dlapercene's Girly ao I SE pay preg poctelalaeapme 5% MORT: = seat Meee «Om | pedrecm resch hone with ow 2 | Sith 2. builde: Sones erisoun con garage with 
AB estimates “3 00. weet. Korcalt, Pumphrey, 150 ats cpp reprocentatave. On FARMS OR Mee RF. McKINNEY ‘ RMS. BATH, VE VERY NEAT ALE Re Tog er eena F pave rea “Mayes ot “eupertence. They | ARRANGE Se eet 
REPAIRS alee MOVING AND TRUCKING Me cere eth 10 —— UNiv. 15798 Corgeingese nell | Hla recenes | Pe tne meat teieve A) orks teat, reinto -—_ 
+ Quic ce. Weather-| a up end delivery NG polis Shopping ne, Union Hing per it. ere larivews elt merase 7 
— pee  pINETS DOORS Je tates, PE 6-088 PAY 4 BD CHARLES, Re i C noon OpPEs Th moo Nicholie & Blocks Lots. be wide. , 11 HUMPHRIES 
D._E_ Cook _ sparen —BEDF ORD MOV “| Equitable Socidt ealtor brick ¢tamiiy fiat. IN MODERN | 33 w. farger | Co. ing beach, Just worth of REA 
ELECTRICAL Wikin 136 Local & VING Sa es ee OLD ments and er Berry base. Huron peered mary tates leas gr lbeal now LTOR FE2 
Ed Murray, FE XG_LICENBED GUY § HAULING. SERVICE Ash: IF SO cddn on Dano CONT RES Howard ares. wrpaulte. ae | ieee Res Delt, and Orchard Lake reed. | C operative eal E ges 
t SER 4 ak =~ 5 Sn u! cy ’ 5 . 
men RCTS Ee HOME a REN con ~ "gt renames | oF Not Sold | "siesta senen | fa pee i es Savraiaet SH, et 650 DOWN 
AVY TRUCKING. : © at Le -» Cres- $00 up. I . PF 1 
aa a fat ba ued A a Let Us Cash Waiting | #= ee ae oie Ae eens ee et 
ORS ; with — Usted ~ § ROOMS =| ta WALKING D 
she . sanding, fi anak OOR) pene ta ian Give Ral ‘ Place to Pay For good eqntracte catt 1g. eas mma ented, Comamores |. _ Beste eee call ed 2 bedroom, livis a atl — ee, Ee, 15 ; 
wsaet en oe 1M se Your Mind : for 5 v ; : block lots, 1% ' 
, 31647. \ in courteous ; quick, L BRICK, 3 BED KEW 3: Sie A Has nice garage, west cae 
cweeve uae Ficors_service| O’DELL CARTAGE Restore Credit — , jiving room, — Picture marcas Re geo ores, sea ba magia’ ond eation. The bem, f suburban, to- 
FLOOR Tie aon ra Local and and Long Distance toring WE ARE NOT A A. JOHNSON, Realtor BR prot pain” brick Serr _ciooels. - Soea2 sooo | Gown paymens. meem mt ase Disemer bath. modern itch 
F ry d ¢ = 4 e, 
Cen eS LOAN COMPANY 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. S. Bieber month loaoe Sst | NEW DUPLE 3 tami eppointment Clark 
finiahing. ING, ‘SANDING AND| rucks to Rent MICHIGAN CREDIT FE 42533 SEALTOme a wer Se WEW. 2 DUPLEXES herp plaka ee coped bbe aa +6402 oF 
Piste wtsatee eae mocks tractors | 4's COUNSELLORS orem wascASH prcce OD Do inp | ter turned. ROOM AP NEW | preg Sy. per cea Mt 2 room. apt room, ald es | 3 
FLOOR TAYIRO_ Bx ee 4s Ton SS 48 Ton Stake a uene _ae ond omall, mi bbe Or seasoned. « be ieea 7 Pic hers ant bird. Ce ce cr ts siete egy ‘mn ice "home To0x30 lot, close RANCH 
ND > Trucks N 7 * A Utilities furnt: contract in ¢ e and town. Subur to schools 
FLOOR SANDING a at! Fon Paci and NAT PSHOES Sci Did You Kno ? at ar farenr Co. Der mo ‘Nich. | NEWLY DECOR _— =e on wate. 
_ Gardner, 41 Central. FE yin | Industrial T-actor C 504 8. Santora a i RAM W | FE Ss183 ues are Ocoee colon ea | $300 , 
FURNACE WORK NEW | 2-7519 825 8. WOODW O. MRS. NEWMAN FE _5-6720| ty 5-6091 or re That LAKE ORION. 12 MILES FI RENT OR SE Ch Conlee. ‘Geo R ’ WN 
be hate guaranteed Ly Coen OY coat Tnetvaing ‘aunday pesre) ons Oth me. VARIETY Ooo Weak ama tate we have over 189 people| prmne’ pad ee tat oil SELL. 6 ROOMS. AND (ee rge ni. Irwin aero Eid abe My Ey 
“a es |___FE 4-061 FE 41442 Cheap, p esas gy 1111 Joslyn aj Sundays a week calli one Detroit, KEnwood round home Year OR 269 Bald y - Price $3,800. 
GENERAL BUILDI REDUCED RA’ Le |) ne 818 Ove nings Christ- yn Cor. 3rd. Reaito: ing on us to after 5:30. 36T1 | Lake EM on Lower Straits | ~~. oe uw win Ave.| 81 down, $40 month. 2861 
Brick, NO REPAIR | UCED RATES | ame savmi Ave. Dear | eee Chi SOR tot | chase homes. ' pur /TivINng 3-0254 3-414. Evenings EM | Cooperative Ri ne ome ve Aaya se er 
fering ang ie work, FE Piss-| Moving PE saa." PINER THIN tana veseere Cau FOR YOUR mes. Why not let us sell | "RereD SR ca tit UNFURN. © ROOM = Ont ACER 8 . a on 
GUARANTEE ee s ee aaa include Glaxo plastic hoi or equit OUR | yours. Just FE_2-7425 with heat. 968. | heat $68: HOUSE. Gas | oF trade |e FOR SALE | § os 
D ROOFS. AL: \VeT WITH eleum coatin type lin-| poo” y in your telephone and ; lew: ft month. 260 La: tor e in town 1M MODERN. § ROOM MOD- 
hinds. EMT. 18, Hugue Ma = beets TH 2 TOX STARE TRUCE | _Wette's Not g. Th ends waxing. J. L. Templeton, Realtor our sales re ewe = ot | onary RENTAL FER ist ol ka ee Webeier aon Cae let. te moder. For eclored 
3-6046, eens P EDHING 5 INVITATIONS, 4750 Orchard Lake Rd. aad — be r. Da Sandens 818 month UNFURNISHED x Huron. a Son, 66 W.: 
eee 8E Toe mat coy “ainting & Decorating 2 20 _ Printed” haptine~- on we FE 44563 . to call on you. Remember [anaes — tem Pull Webster school. | HOUSE REAR style home, 1 were of and. 
LATHING AND PLA! A-l DECORATING — Wid. Children ree, = NEED @ are open 7 days a week Wiliams Lake. Mee ny. | UNFUR: a 
PLASTE: and PAINTIN Boar AN es for ELWOOD RE N. @ ROOM TnooMEs I I 1p 
__New and repair. F EN G.| mate te FE eons . Call for “ gape to d % LAND CONTRACTS your convnienge. SRTORVELLE, 9 ROOM TY = id per Seas tear forvlarge tami sland | Lake~ Ideal em S on ; 
fe) a bat iY EIOR  DEGORATING. oye a oe We will give you OVER 35 YEARS 3" RooM APT, _ 4-460, MI 43075 : c| mapese beet. aple Basement, auto- RTUNITY 
20 fe) Name Free estimates. on Wed. Ho chold ¢ Go potosd shoo J*addivional hidden 7 ie OF SERVICE si roomniy MA S-o0eT garage, WALLED LAKE TWO BEDROOMS Teneo, large ‘Eine chtsnen homes, eee AT EAST BLVD. 
' | Me PAINTING, PAPERINO — oods 27/ 5, phone call Sane Pon coat PARTLY PURN. 1 ROOM HOUSE Conte es okake Drive” $18 | 900. toe i Pun poa'era: | fen’ pebnea bes BE geod 
Dis C i Pam Thompsoy, FE Sen uoes el pes R SMALL ‘RADIOS AND mote: . one WM. A Cs ae ERASED | Seeks: ¢ Drive. MA own or will consider | rage, solid basement. 9 car ga- 
OuUnt | mnetaiys satauehan eee | Wid. H Househ <a ea Nicholie & Har KEI ic iy Ganges “Penne rene | For R TEENS MH ELWOOD| feta Ss fot. Priced for 
(Se Gee id tomtom EEE NED Ee: Se ee 
ovembe eaaiees v6. "PAPERHANG FURNIT w sans Die a 12 & 3 ROOMS. RITCHE \iEWT ROOM AC - VERY HAND 
Tj sei. ed. Estimates, FE , [URE NEEDED anted Real Eatate 32a | 72 fersianed’ Garage, Ne) sultdren: "agg: 208 Pare, HEN PRIVI- paxement Melerfore sree, "om eo evecsteie 4 NDY! 
CAL PAINTER AND DECORA. eo ned ANS Bel Bennce WEST siD' OOMS rin a oly ee 
Sone AND DECORA. Gellar. ‘Will buy ou TRA — nos Tmt Bde « Rocha AND BAT i GENTE own “Only $400 | -from hi Bet well beck 
r with som cell it for ay cuirigth or DES —T rnished EMAN TO SHAR ighway is th x 
an @ open time. FE|._ Bale he BA oe We — TRADES ee ee ee _No drinkers. FE 3-7261. = apr | GEO. MARBLE, R Soatetan ieascerhame sen. ke 
~ PAINTING PAPERHANGING — ee re —rerion Domes! tars, tube pres WEST Ip AE lees sros eopeen conan @281 Anderson Realtor) fe at. Hot aome wim tall 
D TUPPER, ON 3706 it tor you OA ba payments 8 room, tile bath brie 2 me PHONE OR 31268 Avaifanie. at at $7800 on wet. 
ecember |raazenarWanng | Fe ae vate Be eres rad at SON) | BeBe ae a ae aes | 9 BIG ROOMS — |, = 
On all modernization ‘ainting & Wall Washing "turitare, ‘bayers. cean waiting. for sbcomes” W Sburtan home | ae Ee. Coating, laundry. ae $950 tS KCL Templeton, Re RerItor 
itehen.. ions! WANTED TO SOY ALL TYPED to . We do our : : « Loca: 
<a Cs | Paintin aay os & W all Wa ashing | #rD ure me oone FE 3480 5 meat me? SRPMS: | Sree te right folks, We have Ss 3 ie a OP ESRIONA ipo pes 4 compogs ot r ait bo sauwer, call 08 
‘<aiok ta : stimate 23. ent end : r| over. & e have sold| R Hiterate. FE 41344. vacant. 7 
direct, no rovem ents Pain 3 PE $2211 stove Gas Tino| 7°" we will Vanascme ae lis ent Houses Furni CLEA . Dd 
sap leap tld [gy «gyi Ann NTING. AND. > DECOR _70,000 BTU. 3-8304. aa eg in tings | ~~ urnished 35 meaert ha ok WORKING | FPE_#1157 BROKER “ 
agp = DECORATING. Wrp.. MA 04. _ ¢ possibility of trad 4 tialy fa need ot | ROOM J nclemosod bo || TG rate semen, WonkiNG | TE or__ PE _1-000¢ RO} CK | 
Lad Th BUILDING 8t nite |_P Physio- T ve om SUITE. tation as the waniabiek a "a toe ectica, con] 2a ee on ere CLEAN Lar ns poets. —__ OS Oe ee 3 Leet BRICK - 
70, Evew, Of 32718 - Therapy _21A WANTED FURNITURE Pontiac. / FE 4-2833 $2186. $371, Cooley ae Hospital, TV. EAR GENERAL | 3Y OWNER: « ia , a EDROOMS 
Po Pa tee SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. fal feel tet le pte Uhnod DORRIS - south Bide of C KITCHENETTE Pa FEY eet after 3 weues.| pasoment. "shies “Osun. i tai tied "Other features i 
a2 AND REPAM Tal foot “technique. ERAPY.. ice aoe, prompt. courteous tt? | neaLTors & SON A. JOHNSON, Realt pole Crescent Late. $171 CLEAN aie nie EOD ~ "| peeomen ony on nig gf) gheomel (Ons foyer 
SNYDER PLOOR | oe Net mee = 782 ‘PE ¢1887 pee or |? ROOM _fentomes-_t: FOR SOM PURNISHE. | ; moog 
pagers and Hetdinss Phone Pal __Television Se Service 22 OAR ENO nmean LARGEST Co-operative Tons Henle “Exchange 1706'S. Telegr aph Rd ores welsome. ore, EM 33813. janis ay ™ POOM FOR GENTLE  wathins Lane, PE eo008. co cei pe Si 7 
—_—_—_—— SO : BUYER 7 e Open 9-8 : : Johnson. FE 2-549 = . lot. We trad s 106 
Winter P 4 COPENHAVER’ Pa aen __ FE aia \ r i 382 Auburn “ SLEAN a: 2620 e. 27% or 
’ rices ore 8 R/mM0 WTD.. MAHOG VE BU FE 23-7053 ti OOM FOR TWO % A 5 Bedr woes . ——— 
Now in Effect on Pagel gdh lire = lie ea ae gh corner cabloct Medi eefl and trade. 1 pf Rent Apts. Furnished 33) atrnac eg aed of So from Poutiee «Motors. oa PITH La Ace PRIvMnOes | 
All Remodeli DAY <¢ OR. Mont 7 SERVICE : 1005. tage of us, A 2 BEDR -|-_Between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. 704. oly 1Ne story | ranch’ t 
eling | FE yee Wid. Miscellaneous all types. ETRACTIVE 3 BEOROWS eee. | soome. 3 2 with dinin ay pein 
Garages 28 ™~ basement. $30 hot water.| rooms. M EAN way. 3 8. co heeplescs in Sig heme 
Combination te DE 9-2850 month. en only. 46 room and | living 
oll san ean ‘RADIOTY FESS LM bion lly [pth 1363 le - BROWN Realtor Heights to Shed to Helahie iO: |" <Sekaaee fer, AWS BOOM TH aera Tyee id ex ar 
Ee (ares seen ete oeee saa |" Boeetspalt Ontord Puan’ and Far Co-operative Meal Estate sights to soety Lane, (2) | school og for evening care, of 2 ceptionaf value tor 2.50, Jat 
Additions | A iz COLORED on pam ot FE NS. ren. 56-3408 w Dae Middl RICK 
auch nabs TTENTION — |amua SOP @eoOK QgLORED PROPERTIES. ACL | P . seat Ferber racere | ss Sane baie *| Ba jpn meet at won| ae BEATTTES 2 bageoun eat 
. Berto pimel ed PICTU ‘anted to buy: Good small Jan. 1. Phone or clang b 2 gentlemen. FE __No seilires, OL 1 ILE. | home _ privile . Kitchen & TOM ELSTON, RE. polio and clean. guick —_ 
ia Dscu Povaene 10 ’ TURE "TUBES: capo or email Seuss te be pen Felaege ~ yd peel cme : T ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE all : FURNISHED 9 awa: | AR TEL PNG noon Mt 2000 da our tomb OreNee. equity. 
Terms 1 oon ue 815 ee oe oi eg og Ot , | _Baby welcome FE 5-5 ZnGE | rooms. evailadle fo e. For ROOM Sats -$ : , 
@ & M. Construe OE «+p 19" barns. P. Bu 3. After § OR 312420. out EARG “ROO! 5-6068 Occupy immed f 2 months. | Clarence St Working girl. 46 outheast Sectio DE | 
2260 Dixie Hwy. tion Co 14"... $12.60 2°. $17 10 4432 ial MY ~AG es E ROOMS. ®RIV required. FE rer References Licht ¢_St._Bus_at corner. Near GMC & Baia: n ES AY lh di DRA a 
ee gt He natu we eres ur| 8 HOU MAREE. PRLEALE [Pom near came Ome om Preppeerie.perae | fear waa a iatt| tae EScices mater 
a e job. FE 7 Sectaal ands’ cleches nated’ heatef. size oi] circulating - URS # Room HS are aes | cece furnished. at 1128 ae. | ‘LIGHT _ HOUSEMEEP! _38 Norton grocery, barber a — for small Peees, tat seaiae pone ve car 
Ee Repro ane mbna | fail Hs = tahoe fF agist| FOR YouR Home |? ROOM, PORN. APT CHILD | on" nant FORNTANED ae Soey SOS, EME | es ores op are cram | pet cen morgage. 
down, bend on aa steal) ak menad Pree dd Gesired, tm our serv- Wanted ¢ EQUITY : JP acto) APT. PRIVATE OR RENT FURNISHED. EXEC’. ee PE 2-9527, | oe a mortgage. 
sain start at $4.48 per : Wanted to Rest 29 R ‘ght week EN-| roe “We na Mutore | Spates MOUSEREEPIN 170 J. A. NOTT, REALTOR OPEN t to 
month.” ramp veal repair “or ALL NOW Jim WRIGHT. Realtor gome. 620. week. Smail baby wel! 44100 ere Ome ee] Pe see Wiking Phone pa = ge Ges Botiaitet, ont, Our: 
« HOUSE ’ - : 2-066: . Phon OOM oT , 
- —"Bullding Supplies 1 FE 41515 |) meter Reamaghee ahah Cooperative Resi Reta FE 5-041 3 i ADULTS ONLY FURN. WINTERIZED corTaaks | ONT, ROUSEKEEP: Rapes, gn reeroen ate viv. | 100 ft, "“Tumediate posse fal 
Sap eal —- C&V TV id va inree:  Reterenees. WANTED: CITY are wa bee Avs. : 3810 {railers. Children welcome Frigidaire sot aa Fall tascanat Cada ‘ lot. . 
ge eee er ee capusen: Gass | ster 6a. Seti, ean | eee ATE ENT. UTILI- ae YOR, Rest.” Bakr OOM FOR soa “rauttes, “Bs | B. D. CHARLES, Realt 
; -| ptek RADIO, 0 aR and — : : privile 5, Realtor 
"Business Secvics ckup & delivery service, R. “unwanted calls. ence | BUY OR SELL _ france, rive porch: , PRIVATE EN- LAKE GRION 9 ROOMS AND girl doges. Retsrenses. | © cen _ FE 4.0521 
es 13 GUARANTEED aK only. “Sal aan fear fe br ppointmnent T wil peremalty ber year prop TRICK EARDR_-RGOMS CTT sod. Othe dieaine bot AND | ROOM WITH ELDERLY COUPLE. 06.080, EASY TERMS. § ROOM Co-operative Real Estave Exe Bun 
“= today it z =PAC 000 Boston orn x 
APPLIANCE S SERVICE |- _RADIO & TV. “ns. "eS pally J lo a oS oot cacao beens) abr gt "909 Nor- CAREy: nals a1 Fioon | ®COM FoR ant o_____| kitchen, Shy Home. Living room, NEW sae 
craters, wa ell _ makes of retrig- _Typewriter S = aa ored ta ord Fe as —, . Call now and 7 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH iiQDERN. 7 BEDROOM —RARCR plage or qrepes. PE 3 Pe icfeened troat —- anal fered wall bd ints 
all types of small , cleaners ~~~ PPL PLP LL PPP PI Sueine 5 ress 5 7 ehild. PE ¢1187 RILEY, BROKER garage. All AND TH Pine Lake front — Gas BLE up, ex feet rooms ceramic tle 
pe fad Be" Gatland ‘Ave. FE "chine RITERS A AND ADDING MA onith ISHED APT. BY COUPLE , bere m_Al's cy axe, a. oh. 7 anaes ans rt couple. Men or women. $10. aay Say a PS sre tema, PE e131, OR 
= OF i nenaeeter ar ier pacer 4288. 2 ROOMS a RN HOUSE UNTIL JUNE 13. Ask for 
A & BTRENCHING | Pee. erence sup. | Snare Livin aes os Buyers | _Swrwelesi AND BATH. RICELY | Yost \c icons bdebted PAlfety SLEEPING ROOMS 8T Clark. Mr. or Mrs 
Footings, water line Per || UAL enivEne se iH 30| The emand is | ACTION Pa come. MY ance. Be- weet of Pontiac steome mt ae 1 water. 64 Pine wan 
_ FE_5-9061. ' REN’ DY Wr ee t. Ou APT. WOMAN MUST BE Me G ROOMS FOR MEN. 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS Mitchell's, 123 N. Saginaw st_ with woo ye HOME  tisting: We poser willing to work pveallt, BE On om | West side, FE 46846. MEN. | WE WILL BOND ON ¥ 
conte earn —-Umelterine bax — ieee fee ag oo, co | Ea MALATE | _eaieoms ater pm | Aine eee ve te Se Selatan 
Generel, ee a Aol 23 td. Tra r 19 years of sa ce. | | ROCKET REZY AND LIGA. FAR ROUND 2 BEDROOM ac Motor. FE 4-72 mo 248. 8110 ae 
rene Phe Fl 2 Law: DRAPES, Re | ransportation 31 ta Pontia . AND Lio ra home, completely fu MOop- | WARM ROOM. BUS L tiene) nlerene o 
% me aut information add) 
sof UPaOLsTEnYTAHORED | DRAPES MADE Sie? Sian _MA| Manet Crescent a fag* we sae’ Sh dat tk | RGGN_AND BATT FORCE feat Take “mage on Ores | Shines ca ams ore wast| R Y 
©o 7) hs = ™ 
seat o vig eects mt oes cue wr | sas MADE TO ORDER. OR| gon “t) Hours te inn, vo peocared ory eines Bien Hd) bo |C compere sume FE ul WALLED LAKE § MODERN CON. WARM SLEEPING RO a ee orse 
_—- 1782, 6 i) " r 6p. : : Suitable aw.{ % Ch tiem 1 GEN- ¥ 
BASE solaemsoanel ig. atts Cook Late Rd. EM Wid. pm. FE l yo UBUY IT-WELL INSURE rate entrance: pane, es | ike eel WARM “FURR. ROOM Feodri | __ye naior or F® dat 
SEMENT FLOORS |~ Tito Free eens . Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Li, INSURE IT jpenee Mitinees : = rarage. optional sir), mom dE 2 FAMILY INCOME 
out » 8. TELEGRA oni FE 5-9036 78 ONLY ouses Unfurn. =P FE _2-2043. Located 
Wie! CA ATIAN (ieee | ena cA 
{8Lt ener APT. FOR WOMAN CHILDREN Soe R ge room: with 5 
2 BEDROOM ooms W' “4 4 
STopreade Tour material. PE sever, | PO SH eer yt. eee | SE pyc Ae noes Wee Boers woe Tait, Sell comatructed 
enl& eT. _ New or Old SQUARE LAKE. 3 | Grea.. Christian fami ged chil- | CLEAN, MODERN Oil hest and - 
\™ s Found 24 rr 1 pel Small Co a LAE Bt REALTORS cenit Adults. FE & BATH $75 &\month. OL BOY preterred. beds, good meals, — TWIN ae yo art ty Enki street 
BLUE EMERA ~ Ask for Ted MeCatlough Si Seep Mekong |< cad tok hase ean : Dey shit PE 20i8.) On ving city, end would 
LD Call any » FE 2026: bath. A 3 ROOMS |2 BEDROOM Sell as soon Hike to 
town. Keeprake DOW: J. CH hour. : nots 2 3 eee dults preferred frectrgpe HOME WITH BASE- CLOSE IN. lete informa: possible. For com- 
: Mrs. B. AYDEN. Realto NEXT OG Huron at a > . ton Plaine $110" located in Dray- aoue FE 5-0103 : SSELL A. NOTT A if 
86 &, atten, da: Tr post BRANCH i 8 FoR on} 27600. per month, iy fit voome it Mathewe. FE 7 W. s : ed n 
; Open & San. @ feta A 7308, x Toe 3 BE : 
for a Class GAL @tED BUYERS and entrance. Very Li dlgeas #4 3 is BEDROOM 3 SE NEAR FIsH- SRE el full bath. -DROOMS Clar kston 
estate, Also medium — ; . f . FE _ $3207. and c Plant, FE men preferred FE. GGENTLE- tubs. 1% “cre aund ~ 4 : 
station well located. gas ¥ 5 oom _ Johnson, FE 83 N. and . e Lot bx 162 Ridge . 4 
vate bath 4 BATH. IN AU- ROOM . 4 
entrance 140 THIN _AU- ee FL oe tis TRAILER DOWN 
apes! i 8. Sanford. —_ x, ea" this one. or would Modern R : 
AN money, and q 
ata Breer wer| Ek ae co 
eu “UCKLER REALTY Hom ee 
__ Pike, aw Fe on} °° es 
FE _5-0635 New 3 WN Be : 3 
= room : 
com me ment. Inve P cai with base. 3 Bedrooms, #4 
— omes 38A Se 14 Bat a. 
acres Nee St en le Baths has ver NE NU pRdpeney art, 4 form — homes. 2 
oo Suge ecnee: 38 o- soreng Suliding. Por p a. Across F 
care, | Flexible, rates at an ; and term: A rom Clarkston 
LF Dexiwn. FE $0018, ROSE McLARTY School 
peaceful in cemforiabe coreuna " 
seh ble rates, State ap- 
eed, Ses wee. State ey) NEED A FINANCE: 
res.| FIXER? Order Classified 
ads to. sell, rent, find a} 
Waa FE 2-8181-is the} 
sumbert A ’                 a = THE PONTI AC PRESS, SATURDAY. DECEMB LCE ER 8. 1955   
      
  
  
      
   
     
  
  
  
  
  
        
                    
          
    
  
    
  
  
      
      
  
  
  
  
  
    
                            
  
  
      
  
  
        
    
  
  
  
        
                
  
  
    
  
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
    
  
      
  
                     
      
       
     
        
     
       
     
   
    
   
     
     
      
          
  
  
  
  
      
        
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
      
    
  
        
              
   
      
       
         
       
           
         
              
                                        For Sale Houses a 
et poche 
(SI ot ouses 43 ___For 
Sale Houses 43 SLICE 
) ohns n WHITE =— 
eeudt BEAUTY . ———__—__*+— ___For Sale Hou 
the cit ee ee FOR BETTER Ea ee! 43 F 
ae bla ee bene HOMES . _ For Sale H : - 
ck is in rs IMMEDI F : ° Privi ; ouses ‘ 
trou ei peiganerioody a $e bedroom, ‘home on gast Fresh Air Year A rivileges on Cooley ‘ 43| ___ For Sale . . 
yea we pnd pone ean as | Mees ism ho: round 3 bedrooms cy Take HOME SUBDIVISION, Fer Sele Hewett. 
: F _ home has Aiea parece. clsse te | Ful e,| Maceday teks located ne : . . carpeting, ae room 14x24 ST. $1,800 BoRTRE oe 
at ‘ilichen fit vee: ete. Only 41.300 down shop- heekarar ier’ foie lll atttey a wi “iow pea a Ponty ie Ss1ON’ On 403 DIATE POS-| ~ 
ior & queen. NORTH | 8 family th wing for you end oh 9,500 : 
i with 1De—BU the en aod reytos Plai 
A lar One NDELL after re yea you ri ' ‘ 
all ge 2 car | eee STREET pag id ri Imagine Ch ( T7119 
feaudres, to 2 car garage, | | to ua wrpacebatlecner wine skating in winter, of a retredh ee Shor V 
Tes, too y, many egies wei en doe wil swim in r, OF @ ref es re some a In- l ] 
=a "cory tak. to fo and price. on down oa —- am eag AN ome — a ireplace. Hying age er earage. Gas . S 
uy. By «6 000 ms and beth Home has : Tr and is wa! bs fenced tt. on a i: . 
. ia] ppointment Pogues Have ain i ae we gear has —* aaa cues ith terms. fan Sind ste stove *,i2- ‘ 
HOME OR prt) sean have quic or ome with regret d 2 por Ea for 2 bed fe Colored Brick~ era terms. . , 0 D i 
So = 120 ft. BUSIN ‘ESS DRAY ~ souaiee floors ; Ani . ful poo no : attic ae ‘ 
ae oe | ae cTON PLAINS would be, prod’ to ‘work Tone Sosce!"sue’‘hnt tne seu par dt nian. ee Own, 
banacd vase iee one soe ey wean ional Gene rita eal peed ee rile es w down pay- Ha mold _ PLUS COSTS 
onl: m hous: = space. Oi of cu ere is y knowin, ort aro. = 
or ae F F TOW: N y $8000. For pero eed amare ait g eae “rt a = thereat of te da paint, that IVAN Ww. - Broker W. Bigelow _ PAYMENTS $36.97 PLUS 
8 ery de , own pa, ts ar shal exterior i ; . 
low, 3 at pot deh cba $7,450—_F} yment car sine een ok is - TAXES A 
mrenied nate ates ee: ‘The full 1A a pean FAMILY INCO’ ; with $3,000 d rice ite uae INSURANCE 
Lot 100 x oe @orms & nese ‘ent models sage = differ. pho papel up and § ME Cute own. ) o.oo 
“Jos! inhi. ‘rermgsun-| iui, the” ot 3, bearer | ro reise at rh, ute, Cozy & Comtortable FE 5 02\ or EE S47 i dust of East -Bivd, Cat "hen 
EPH F., RE — auto. ga e city, Features Ae to see this os will pay for that naw erful little ho: S Eerre. ph. FE 1 vos Tall Boag ms. For 
ee set hoger, Yonectvese kiek: as iwi SS eel Loe on couple Pies Core tnd Sundays “ . 
rative Real Estate ai Au oe estowne kitch Lov pact (escsiert! a beg renee | liso ‘meal ecieta 
E Sa 7 = ELY x9 and rt. 2 bed ants e Real Es FALTOR ; ‘ : 
BLOOMFIEL Ci) iat Esl Se ee eee LAKEFRONT = west ape soxcaiow- | Castell Rea 
A . You , be Prctea’ Gordachat” Gant ull hit EFRON attic. ee ll R ] 
Fane | new 6 2 TWP. price, pogepass deal bayer and sies autos for eee a an Asc This oo 1 car ga- Furnish T — Ponemecty ulate in ty 
room at) Ipc cereal Co Ee Total gece sites, nee rt chem Lanes located nea Ceres * pees Cone ‘es eens Oe 1601 E. 1 
' with firepls rge livin ET US : able ce $16,800 ristmas ls, plus c so has plaste: r ter side loca beac! walls, oak |. , painted J ds Mile Rd. 
2c eres i direpiace, “ole dinaciee SELL YOUR HOME terms. with reason- and is very arveree and ets vi ne Call us a SSeS basement I sre fine ves Ordan tanecle Pi 
. marv era : aS ; ou d and s matic o at. ~ 
reation “roses Se camentiter ince | G aITES SRE A ' heap oe L | Bo piadall tren bog Postrel Jar Jit. WR a modest $3,000." dor as ™ 
lot. T tiled fi rec- | #2 SALTY ngton, F cali M t nersht eeling IGHT, haw 9d : 
Jaret Log Hop go or ase Co. E 5 pte rship—then you'd bet 3s om es Realtor ee or = 
JOSEPH EF Shes eo - FOR = 5 ba FE 35-6175 OFFICE OPEN 98 . 500 d down poly $8,950 ative Real © stateeE $-O441 areuan MANOR: 2 
iful 2 FAMiLIes = A we 101Ng : A E = CE Birt Nn 
‘Co-operativ floors, AL IOH: ’ ig to F HOME OF Y ramic tiled baths (c l 
tN, Hoge ltt ce A JOHNSON, Realtor | Soar" aeteeate ome or your | ELS sea neg a 
: S. lelegra hi exactin r built i odern kite: perfec 
WEST S reset eens i FE graph Rd s peal ome Stale uedres: ‘ one _ floor nen alt on with ft heuse fe 
. > ac . . Bereened children r @ fami 
HERE 18 SIDE 170 OSSELL A. ort. «Phone WA FE 4-2533 and & large 14x24 nice =a STATE AVE. - contributes to patio sharing the ee grandparents 
Ed conphona | py cata BUY — Le Realtor ATRING LAKE PR V eS ae ae aoe breezeway. tate home boson} NT yap Extra — on and full bath both Two bedrooms 
aa nr Oomekee ee room a inch. + ROOM HOWE hessmenl, canes seers os ebeed ott ‘vine room ie_per- “May we f t large living room full bath. up nearey. Youll be Center tnd shopping. © Chose’ to shocks 
Automati iteh- —_31_ Midway lee a a fall) ec roe a 68 gal. clec- we fill our Sakae Coen = ee pleased . Only one 
This nas me Rhoragrs TMMEDIA ‘ay cangara foncedriat. i beat, | Pictur er heater. Thi elec- = canteens?” tranea hall down ‘ecatart Gen CHRISTM . : year old 
tS tensed on Saer) 3° TE POSSESSION 4 eta dh Ltt nice 14, ing e window e. large E a ry & en- PLA ‘AS BY ! B : 
in et B a roo! in . oll rs. Good CE! FI 
trict. Is new encore ce _ Corner lot on — apreripe Reasonable é hice Heme of | of the Hodicl ple n im the liv- For Sale How ty room, fired HA furnace. base- sion. yA ream pees: enjami 
= ewily decorated eee: ace bus and ‘school. street, — zis mer. OR —_ neogiorey of tealated. oa This ROL! Watk le Houses 43 For Sa garage in “pasement _ , ua pane. pei lt is ranch inan 
hea w roof. Lot - een ase” «| EAST CO ered and ¢ walls. ar 8 atkins-Pontiac F __ For Sale House with x see this y. be fi 
rr a ae esxieo| ST. JOSEPH ry ape es bathroom. Ki decersieds tand 1s-Pontiac Es ouses 2 family apt. sete Stet |” Windowed i pared yl abe te h 
hav eaten Gok ment couple im ul home bedroom HOSPITAL A Meme and) Joel BETWEEN | (CDousn t Kitchen 6 roont, one s' “states s 48 terms. ~ Only $11,500 windowed home P Rhoads p ens, Ine 
Se ee ee zi resta) "neatly esa heme Ue ai comphataduae | seaeikone: nepal eg recone fh a eee ranch type hotie with, 1ani8 $00 with | tet living toom, ledge Midwest 43232: : 
ed at jown pay- ers w home. 10.400 with d as you | a pboard spa a with ing room me. with 12x. Foor WEST fireplace m, ledge 250 JOrd . 
only $7950. $1,550 di . $12, 3-1014, terms. ike it large 2 ce. Ther 2 gy Figs 18 liv- badd Gl ool oate patio; si ae sees rece an 45728 
Doroth month. Incl aos phe Only $63 . 00 PE 8-1131. OR head di car garage e is aise oak full ce ultra mode 9) bedroeua N plenty eoper ki OPEN 9 AM.” Birm: 
y Snyder L ance les taxes and ‘per | 5 ROOM! bead _tcors_ Cement with over- floors, ramic tile bath, beth, ate home washe cupeonpee’ Gua TO 8 Lv 
, insur- IS AND 3 gil in aide wi - ceili a e livin with full r. Clos is, dish- £. 
a0 ie avender) 3 TWIN LAK ur-| breezewa BATH tive. Th cu en eee | oe gs, full base walls, cov reotletlog | ren, feos Carpetin space galore 
r ren : réoms E SECT! lot y, new fur GARAGE, down e price is t attrac- heat, elec ment, autom e Extra lar utility ning throw s end d ‘ 
nMchen 5. bedroom, Aiba! _lot. $1500 down. aaa corner $12,500, $2,500 er. This electri hot water best Suburba A real voi y lot. min — pargushout, A rapes 
A 295 full and bath, Ext: room, FOR SALE 5-7 686. . . 1955. Locate is 38x30 bi ae n Incor at ¢ onapertetien. Gee heat. ched garage. 
Hear seats Died cnt Tort tent one SES il eee | See popu commun ee eos | Stele we | Ee {SUBURBAN Labs, petr 
dt <"room "house, 8 low,| PS contract lots trades, fucth asia Nand IN COME Phone OR 51812 oF Watki Hoe, red tngtal ac} 6 i sagan gacn minute ner [eee ee AUBURN ema fom, ‘wall to- wail Large. living 
ee te ll . pulld. WI . as down CLOS wr 872 or OR_3-1295 atkins-P. ortgage ms with has| well, se Tough, pl b HTS BU east carpet 
E S BY Th $-Fontt parate enclosed g septic ta: umbing, oy 24x40 in N- lots, porah. Full . En- 
PONTI. PONTIAC REALTY CO, Fe iLLis M. BREWER ml pie. gi ese YOWNER bedroom: ‘ream ene ar ela Ta! “pitas | See. only" # pains PE fcr ythoe ence, Haw 
. . Pa fi galow. eet. 114 seewo Hf se, ar; y 3 rice ou. urn a th an 
sun; “PE 20533. EM being tnstaile ‘gas. turns naturel | with ‘with sma dor Cass) Lake: 1arge living room, modern & | Sa 2 Your investment Toon60 wi stored walle = Soe SS 
3-4898 |. Garace. ; eee Pull mace es oft Fi oe feed oils house : pe walls, pla dither Htc Vacant—$1,500 D * Nicholi Itoi ‘with beau ree living at a 2 bed. : 
( A with ear of asonab) uses im. rs, brick Be . , . to clud ied room with tee 
ARI TEWAYS to!  ~'s920 bow. ae Stee OWN ticttie hat" wale heater neat | att Down |W Hurn a a os ea, Hates Oar re ea = 
: : on . tary : 5 lots. 
HAPP] CTASAUE LaRk | Beat 2 sees) Spe eee | ee i eel | ve saw | PREM We ie 
ESS rie betapils a Fs pepeeliaeery en ow house with down. at $11,500 with priced | %.'0¢ 00x20. ront_ perch everksaxene 2 FAMILY IN —English pe roar ed BRICK ° 
Sa.Pore pmmeree te} YOU Lr aa da teat Spr | ae ane maz] Devaar tal| mone None | Seaereaee [SATS ane 
Powesi named meena e paling WON'T . ment, not potty pine. Slvr fin- iii bs ay si os Bee this on Plains R = today. ¢ Fooms-and bath living roo esti- Si UN. 2t 
7 See  jome interior ON'T BEAT aneek Us car base. | 6 ROOM HO’ SS See anch Beaut Secctren on first foo ing Tom, m ‘A fomily ae 06 P.M. 
living wt bedisom aren, THIS “CRES Leeed iF warage) case 4 OUSE. 1 FLOO ‘an teen Sangniee can $10,500 total cor, oak floors, through eet | ecane OU sr bared $950 DOWN — 
ay Ol Ee a of | PIONEER, HIGHLA Ih CENT LAK sath Ven eae os electric hot oom bungalow with | Paster wal price on this focome ‘#105 " emer furnee elm tee, — See what $7,900 
: e ; 5 + lami poate epee alta up. Gas 2 bedroo "a". 
ee ol Ae Ase) Co or bchesliaoaicen rena [MED. PO -AKE seq reat tee coratine. water heater, hoot, | Diester new home. Built. in pres Geek core monthly mem Attecho ee Pri e Snow 
ment with furnace heat, base: ||| aeneaieie besser aaresney |e SSESSION | “teene = Rie te oon =, ares wee Gn eo it] CALL NOW. carucue eels ani Superior iandscaping’ soe’ t vileges, on White 
take Sinpgel et Ouaket Seok: De anin Mica hie on yl ibettm ee N | _ to GOOD walls, en, full be mod- re ppl ert tsary yer 2 car LL Now only $53 now! §1 aping. See ti ure window. Exc oop hema 
ee, fs Lower | wi | toms trom sialll wen planned apt be le ranch hom ocation. Bar, HOUSE. Goop| Sul Also igs . lastere oo = pr leepenslhy h 5,750. See it with wood ¢ ellent kitchen 
wert trance the’ ves planned and ‘att gestone ‘ire e gain. FE 2-1 D lot ERE. Gree a ~ e Orion. E. Flint st AUBU mica ¢ cupboards and 
price $6,750. raits; Too te am alttwetinen ving Bo wane cae ee miece: esa: for $10,000. Pri beau. “ UBU RN > RAY 0” ai countertop. bath For- 
omLy = ew eu ne eee ee eae) you age. Large Near W — payin teres bolted Whi N HEIGHTS NEIL, Crasolet a” auto. wa Oil forced 
TWO YEARS one peteral it -to-wall car is aay a deal pay down?| 2 Vebster Se Indepet d mortgage. ittemore S $7800 S Realto of 4 elevat: water heater. 
win 2 bedroom: OLD. West tile . ‘an Lee eronghon _ Callus now.| f bedroom 2 chool Is this & idence Tw Six room Street — 2 bettroom co Phone’? PE pape Open 9-0 . e 30 to Duck ss pero Drive out 
— = bps aad living rm. ath as ona own, ‘featuring ut l fireplace. sun ert bome eh Is this § room. 3 bedroo p. Gail eeceail home with full fours Taree om motors Lone rative Pde rE cone lor open sign. Rd. Watch 
utility room a, Sodas|| and aoane] eb eaersoms: gewa a On with and carpetin kitchen, Nake living Moors bunga- | 80d teereonre: & extra lav bath s, Jorge core corner. Tot race, oa Estate eecnenee Ip Cc. HAYD 1 
nea th on eae spec) oe open ball up with closets’ y Qe) eece lighted. clos- Besemseat Tiscres oe ents thing) in caeelens essen, rene ona black-| Be; . EN, Realtor 
Pee ai endoncena  olose heat.| Desement, Se 957 REAL cat frm ons ee uted | bath. oak floors, full | 4s, iaexeetiont cost very- autiful N ! 
‘ wi m r ti Bid TOR rage and TM sash, 1 in on 3 gara eat T ition $745 e 86 FE. Wal 
tne, VACANT. close Pe _ beet, sts Fecreation room, fet Co-operative Pann Aor FF convenient ese) jot. fui, 5007 ft eaagh located on oe food 6 ara us show you "ela he estore ere | | HILTZ Ocoee inate tones Open tee PFE 68-0441 
fae a ee Barage with paver "2ear Exchange, deGe: Lats ate, ms | TOS ay. R PHA Thee ONTH Sun. 10 102 
crry : er plot of paved: se] CARR x10. ts of fr interior w ELL Y tl Estate Buildin MORTGA , ~ 
. NOR ence Sante drive. OL L chicken ait epee ee OUR | 1011 e and In roeae tee GE RO : 
bedrooms TH. $1,450 Jam wi 132 ft. caped shad S POR for $7,000. house, Pri: es, TRY x HOME| Hu surance ; ay to ece w homes. CHESTER 
ing up, living DOWN. 2 ae K Biva frontage y | FE 26% RRITT ; Cash to m ced to sell u oO U R SE iia uamOpee ee FE 5-6181 Le Ideal cupy by wlatle be “. ‘ 
down. ‘full and “modern & din- rk. Privileges Ay pee rivets Co-0 27 hi ed ton ie FOR 3 SERVICE|! Open 99 tome ogy P Portunity ebruary Gosee sfubstantial 
Seceesent Cine bath, rm kitchen ue at $23,500, Sylvan Lak perative Real FE "26104 : O DAYS mallwiherca rn doaberd pur- to s Lasgo hom 
! in red wal E THE , terms. uke. al Estate Exch SALE—N iu ko. N S S bath, a oll ac. structed Surske tores, ie 
CLARK ae Fat em vor wot AND Lock: U sotere S100 DOWN LENO. CHARGE, till Shopping?| #55 Seat ie| ee Salat nt ete 
RK REA ‘| YOU storms hom To Buy-T ‘|ow er cemeetes Verse: |S <r tomily, st 0 reasenabis 
PEST IN TR HOME HE ig, One screens. = © Sell-To Ins We have seve se ey eal foe : esuit00” with “easy” terme 
FE 464 ATE (ELIZABETH HERE l: ol “PAN a nice cor- “po ure ral existing bom near’ bee aon tees ing vasa | 2 —_ easy terma, 
De Ww. 92 dacs pes toting ieeeieer -7:00 GUS | RENCE _w priced just es| laad Ave. Bell’ ter Located 
Co-operative B st, oO a and a peatior boating TES 1194 Ph. 1. Orton 1919 N : right.. Down ve. Bell to ba just off Oak- and bath. of this 6 
ee ee pecaiaes fon efamil Setetla carn liner ahd CE 5 BEDROO! arin 132 eas 15 ease ps r ments Tange Le OUTSTANDI? “pstvecms Sed at. Tan oily heat accel tee 
Ex maculate A park si¥ eR Mt ale from ge lot r 
, change | one floo: a son = with TSis AC WA, oad in uae t0OM FRAME STONawik Hwy. Dra oa $750 — $1000 ‘G BUY tn. 3 for the child: rage. 
7 2 for the Price of 1 20 ft. t plan’ home e featuring New 3 Be TKINS SUBDIVISION downtown, ‘large tet Beet or es eld — oe FE 4-9584 ae = yen ore eeoewee ite We tke 0395 beat We dont think. yet S| 
Don't’ ve 30h living room aot a | style hom droom ramblin 2-2137, | Co-operative $-9291 ot 136 E. Pike st. “Id the best buy ir ITE NEXT NE WE it for $9,800. a will 
“Somebod the kind who finger and drapes. ompiote with, Completely ros attachoan, ranch e Real Emate 1 Co-operative | = Open Eves. & 8 or the best term P. _ ; x venient 
Rose pees ( Covet ontony says, | Storms Ss, Kitchen, Fob | a at shed and ready t i { This W e Exchange | # ROO al Estate Exchang call us on . O M 0371 
not ds gett, Be ment, peatcsod) Atha and) ready So A eek’s S <<a aM HOU =eSenee ores a met N Maurice Wi 
cant her * full mn 2 | - snug. itt) pecia quite com SE. NEW, Hom room OUS 3 Seon! R 
en ah ned ete te icsce | amauta BROS ca tere uae. m,ane a ee at Lotit BRICK RancH Ho E ELLIO vesan 
oy i scm Bire! sc roo: " 
pool bce $120 te AN ATTRA $3,080, es Formica Counter Cupboards s tal Tas. Pree lot ‘about re with $750 pontentica” Oulyane| _ Been. Rs 00 pm gale OF oAtDy RMBLING | me om 
. per month GooD Ebeation HOME down. ining El rT shoppin eges. on x G OWN. 150 - Dri SUN. ys $1,525 ¢ 
bang Ue taxes. Live ts Low ‘ATION. IN A Pull fas bd : NE own bare pbc JA ota 2 3EO. MAR W coe out ene DAY 2-5 gina ase: 3 be Moves ¥ 
ent. fd nod pee | shied te one To Bu ulation W H une me Ulres $1 6261 And BLE, Real M. A mil just past Ejize- just think’ 2 bedrm Neon inte 
price onl: ‘independ- YOU B' —To Sell—' To reac M E pas onl ersomriite ealtor ‘ ie ile tg iTS approximate: washer 16 ccuagheesis with e and, 
A \y $7,750, term: UY IT—WE’ ‘To Trade Huron ad P rt T bl : “MBRE y Phone Rd, Wate: Woodstock ly ba $63 r, dryer, ref GE auto 
’ 3. LL INSURE N. prope Y go west He “E . E&G ae oar cop a in Lake- ee er oe ee oe 
rr| North Case Labe Road to Ada < > “ELDOR 1865 Union s3REGG : . subdivision with restric po lead pet Sed ol ike this, 
t ” 7 ew ted . e : 
J. A. Tayl M So et | FHA RADO™ |e anit Eg SUBURBAN | ny, uth ieee Seabees) Sirs Ei : 
REA or tg lo onan las FHA $2100 D: a ee ae = Westie ne sephalt le oor. ‘oll ac tes Suit bya builder for own us 
100 LTOR—INS' mation call ge. For more id to E Dn. Ve reese with y =oee fra EN EVENING FE 43500 en with rooms. a d ac. ‘heat, Lake lider for own 2, 
Open ‘Eves ae oe TEAPE. +2844 Coase ee ae or oudey iw — IN. CL ‘ull Price $14,700 1Vi la S \polooe pp Automelic, . reeel Lake E STIL 8 tm rl = ‘crea and kite pa my eee Strait, 
: Pree Pa: rallye: Reel: Weteect neon, : COMM NGA nN mene on ‘large 100.5 200° ft ake Fr yscreay) bergen ood many ae oe Pontiac. 
rk E s UN RD . ose 00. ont Be ticed ing at man . 
BR( ) < EE 20083 mactenee| 1 WMA ented Taos AS LOW AS "TN ROC Fea Seah Ham | Secrege ot res preg SN ass yen we 
: omes to of brick I Regiidor.ind rea off vely 3 |W $18,950. build 'y & good 
Next’ tod W. Huron ENN ston. The f be butlt 4 rick HEST come to ers @ gra EST jection | t later, see lot 
R TO what _ following f tn Clark- CLOSE ‘STER luxurious fine living cious oO SUBURBAN be 9600 wu: our ‘se- 
wenlece WN estore EDs eee “Waniea “is OWN) meee frame Thee 4 be Fier erie eae | ee TIRTANDING BUY te PO TLIIOTTR ROR 
i N. -| 3097 REALT een eens one own. I's PLU with recre Be pant cece ieee aoe eae tee ai towel | Wakao oe rp oe 31640 NW. & SONS 
i two bed Low! L [hat Hu ‘ORS closet bedrooms has. three | PAY -US COSTS rage poh roo. 1% ment | ing jal nstairs, 2 ee <= fd bungaio edera cine FE “ie Hvy. 
= = 80x140 f conan ; Ow! L PEN EVEN FE eg el Loe with lar Spl! STS ta ieee mat eoping 1Nesered fig libepoogcrindnarrteh s, excit- lastered walls” with cer ne | F at Mid@evelt 
ot. hot. Lake ition. ‘ ow! INGS ‘TI +3569 & beautif ious livin, ge US TAX a . Better e Reducea| add ment recrea sun parlor, ile bath, alls. lovel floors. For ! Sa ‘A 62503 
privi- + | LOOK 7 roe || Bee reccapteal chrel bans we Medal cpeenece ea. sectannat  aacbera” meal faiitional | fire sow. sum parlor. | floored at ule. dorely | kitchen. le Lak 
1.500 Down. O Be ‘AHEAD Goramic viel betee oak all. For| Blaine ml aaey) eed NSURANCE | eT aa pel ond ortgasear pigheorpeotlnwn’ ro woot || Cot oy Sti, peowment wane rge a Preset 
—Lake This ut Baldwin ron ready for fixtures. The baths with are 1% calm oe block ai eeeday 120 : Es- Offered at Stes tae ee can oe dandy poses with oi! FOREST LA ae ne reperty 4 
odes rniture. front nati | ho: fs an immacul: bath brick pi Aon| in thi perimeter ¢ home fs hea colored | Oakland. tween M st of Mont- your appoint: 500. Why not = arranged. rage. Terms fronta Ke 12 FT. 
eee pe eee Good “sand: nome S bee ately well k posh Wie: kitchi front home, | gas disposal” Riel cae ok with | Foo: Tee pee nee mess |today make/ 3} BED: pdippooer! bey private LAKS 
Priced you bu; rooms, ni ept sation Tecoma len ot tile | sto iaoeet (umier | oat ha. m, kitch edroom inj r : ROOM 1 lake. 
pola es wcan al-| ments a, ne, ew sneas factory pisectatamate 2s Petar vet | ER do aes i SMfumttom | pet” speed Toate mi a artri d ~ | Woodward Estates ACRE OF LAND SELL OR TRADE (rete. tere wooded. $15.000. 
hom: — B - landscape ar : . Wind child : ath stown l m ho. ale bas. roo HA EDROOMS. LARGE LIVING 
Per, Ser replace? Bacio] On Scuerund Sener piceneaey see nee ee eens forplay | portation Po hn fding windows, | 18 THE Qe | ers bain Gownmuaire Tat! bce aay Se Sure cn gar mpince fen Foon Rash 
1 norit no s. call] 1} Ww . US Fr additio rans- : “BIRD” t water matt : all _ AY Ulieam, WA . Lak . Rad 
or eel etait & screens} 3 y $1,500 dow a $1 I} tage it aiden Shr uous cae call mal in: TO 8EE ater, en c heat Need ery att s Lake | can ALTER GREEN : 
Ele es cia” “come, with? rooms Poe on gd sere ar Co Castell R ferme} 4 BEDROOY jag iene) ie eee it | ROE TARE tor, DY mom 
92.500 y| tiac, ear downto m8 - ce, small h 8) daly. odel. Qpen ] - fod M only 000 y a area IN HIGHLY 
frame, oppor side) brick La wn Pon.| Walls, neat as a pin, vepinsteread L JOrd Joraaa bene il Realty It's Se HOME "RB PP . Office Open Sunday car" Owne = ee Pode late nore 
gauge with ful basement bur This Re Eituileges SN CED raya ee yt MLE ED ame] cae, tal food sized rooms. i | NY UD wean DORRIS & SON imental" on" 
ya. niap See furn. Fi ec-| new cond ozy home *rooms ries all one fi ric a car ga sement ms, 1% ealtors 
z plastre oak enced) hb ition, inebrand | rough: oor, 1 anch rage. E: his HO . 
wo Neath are Ganveamet carla “ : jenna tot” vai es ee ae furnace, would, uke. onneeiees N perehen wtrepiace: a2 ie : ye ' real IE Co-operative Real nova tae pause Lake Front 
$11.500 Complete" price cl thee slid pode te steal listen to the value” where fat beat areal will Site ott heat. | Bees jess werahe (and meee state Exchange ee lene eeatian she 
an en ee pice ee cen se oe eee nse Ce far Soe . Priced th lepsth ted aa year Eve. Mrs. Kelehner ~ PE. $-1201 ( pen tite = ont ohewees. 
inet walls Oak year Noe 3 $800 to $1, most with vestibule entrane dem coon | OFFERS corms ght’ at just tienes pa PE 8773 4 se ast ¢ Apel wrt 
Excelient . Storms & plas- Looki 000 DOW . x. Selec rance and m | Oa , (eee ee : . jrooms, tile im, ca 5 
Py ng f bath + oak lant- ak 2 | a : wil bath, 
Sole v beet estes carr tere epee eee pea Ave ere retee el > DOWN © — Ear, tty gm ia 
. per cent uding| RE TODAY choose fr sat paige. utlty cupboards, E eee eanmere aed eae oe N attach: Ol he: shower 
$22,500 BR interest. EALT : : om, CALL fét"on W room lie utent eu ioom) boose site with | T ome ort fortable Ww EW 3 BED : ed garar at, 2 © 
‘ 1cK— 2383 Orch sFORS us lege alton Bivd. 10 foot ull base built in 1 | wo bedroom a paved st est STYLE ROOM RA} SUN storms e, alumin of 
oman pe nam yy GeOpesatinn Ren ke . s to 6 lake Lake priv extra tavatesy nt mith || jorge upstairs, teeal for meet Port wasdneeen NCH SUNDAY 25 adstoned tera o mann bared | 
ear den, At aoe | rative Re id. FE. 5-94 R not. this ho 8. Believe + rage avatory, 2 s_ heat. Toom iat ideal f ret floor, i 8 L BASEMENT ON 7 oo door. vard 8&« . Nicel 
built . Here ts —— al Estate Exch: 18 ussell iy, mediate oc me is ready hog or $15,000.” car ge fine c ly 7 Seatac third bed- | aa LOT CON NICE Semin : $31,500, terms. hool bus al 
pom gam dpves ere aera ange oun eo ee rim-| Dra . fine condition throw nod and in | OW EXTERIOR MPLETE eminole Hills D | 
chnies = peter lB as ICAL g eee net concomtens “term y $15,- yton Wood aie ghout. $13,500 | DY FOR You (AND REA- 304 Ott * Deer Lake—Cl : 
_qdare call Mrs. Mort living.| OD wW.-Muron we ot be prealee # call Exce : W N THE INSIDE NM awa Driv situat arkste 
Mrs. Ho’ — parti- . Open Eve: and Ly a nt today. tp Cs pri ARD E DE. A home € f 4 on well m 
yt, FE 2-0840 s. ‘til 9: PE 44525 | Su your family this to show y d ce of $22,950 ‘ . PART : structed designed and foot lake fron 1 landscaped 
OPEN . O , ; = FE 4-9612 in. 1 to 8 home. bod brick and new. 3 bed REALTC “s RIDG - C ’ munis to blend con- ful 3 or 4 t lot. thi 150 
LH. B — - PEN | Bayt aehted = mle cant tachea baseme minum ranch | Bee! way ei 28316) F.C. Wood Co Ws" rick with 2 wigaren prick home, one of ie ee, | 
ROWN, Re: unda : / bule a 2 car garage. V at- . Open Eve. 7 R : full tile rooms reom rea. Paneled ines 
SS . = : : . i ©. 7 te 0 | Geer EALTOR bedroom bath dow: 16 x led livin 
ealtor. y2to5pm S Tse, 3 teeta estt oo Off Williams L Pieep oad n. 2 place. m with natu se 
Groperstive Real Eetais Erect ‘ p.m. ‘ : TET: : kiteh: eplace room : ice Open 9 ake Rd e of c¢ e bath wu den aster bed: ral fires, 
Ownen Brio Real Estate Exchange 3 BED 164 Ascot St. : ee Gun ILTANS ° bi wisn After S ‘call OR 326 * 128 and Tange Built sin nd air ees 2. bath with eta 
ER BEING TRAN metals Geeta BEDROOM BRICK Best DOWN Ale dle ‘a space. Lot kK : 2603 many Gonceall Seote che with dutlt fe screened poreh 
teks e_ privileges. FE 2 Highlands. and plea for BUNGALOW. uys $31 PER MO. Inc. 7 B possession. Imme- . eego Harbor : arrangements enares fs 2% pear ott ‘heat aoe ore 
“2688 turing living | fey why ond T : a new gineun TAXES AND 3loomfield Brick SUN | $ rooms te bath. futt o fbection imp meetin ped rege $45.00, terme, 
1 Birch slab interlo al oday with full bath” ‘and. tit geste | Ranch ee UNDAY 1 seserreruher | appreciate erative to fully Ro 
S = ile Bolt icra Pal, ssh and a pee! en Beer oan ies ne lot tac eneta: ell land. fou Be Lake o> Sy fleges Seceese Srakel nate: 8 appeal and y annett In Cc 
Sek cargeeed heen, AVON : Pall tetce et oe poradicles peligirors pepe aemahacs ecwexe test | dtlck wali direc os bearoees * an Lake. $6750. : ‘ 
j Cae N T price §7, rage in attic. ath hom bedroom ptr lctaps| aod ea 3. bedroo: $0. <i 28 F Huron = 
xi ios red walls : real family WP. ae Sashabaw ae Model secaeed : an frame con Mdspes vene, Po home ‘and ‘sur eed een, Round Lak a Open Fries TOR Riders 
SUNDAY 2 to 5 Pp. ‘Autom — mace nome eee Non Rd. Open dua ito ee” . pice a Comat Liv: redeced' fot? tame con for ‘ound Lake : — js and fendey 8 
Clinton M. Po atic hot w Dasem wn and weet kcoeeme en : | with 'b ining ell raj fire- peee w fot immediate occ. ro cenalate hed lake : 
ee from ville Roe * reed air ; ater m ent, stok sup, full te ra 4 ane kitchen d Te est on oceu- . a of tb front hom x 
3 : a And heat atic h er heat, . full , ; screened - ast rom T with fire arge it e@} 
— bew brick ranch homes tures.” Wi other appealing  fea- corer cere ana W HITE BROS. i Detement. wit _ Dati. Lake to 0} elegraph pO Tacit Eileben “wit a ed used bear ied , WESTACRES 
These car r choi on the } an . close Ph ALTORS Ps plac and crea- = Phewrencir sete . an 
are now arage. ranged ice. Fin lot bus lin to schoo! one on : e, of} hi ral fi th of house, pore’ 7. over ~ jm = 
new hom the big eS ak ancing ar- ue in sg tonrilier var: Cai8Td er 7 eat attached gs. Overioo ‘heate reer by (potatos W. tt 2 pop nao tel 
tered B etecems Pm gor Elizabeth Lake ef drive west on $1,000 © Rioet cas Bul on 2.1298 _ Be ps earae:| | token Geelengorenys der, elev. stove. oi] water ashitigto A} cas tere eck Ge 
oni Gan ieee - a . to Ascot St Genes ae aepronimatiy it In ow LD NOW 900, terme. ee Mt) ey to eerste casas aoa Wesegacen sua Gon New 3 nr Park trees = ag many. bear ‘ 
ee oS ces on peasea fennpremices ae block.” : ely Ya fn cur well restric Frankli sa feet doe Tee ucnene jens temeeaiak paneecome’ on i eee baby Ct gapirrbem er pron 
meee. kk mises, . : 3 Estate: ted, Wate’ nklin B : s, to sell The bu ssion, “extras Far ie with m attached fq 
ment for pe base ; $75 ea (ioe rtord oulevard ‘ Telegraph now! Wi sider | 3 Bed ment, plastered Il base- anaged bea garage, 
ground _feerention. Ons : ‘ " 750 DOWN onl eed Gd Co 8 freely Exceptional , nk eee est from edrm. Rancl floors, - ¢ walls, Use on Middie straits pagel 
gal. ofl tank Bl JD" ea thi N or yours, home ly fine salapennsiees ae tes Attracti ch Type kitchen eramic tile oak sarects,, voctteat nities ani bf eo 
‘ : pM ag! gal. tank acoder cute 4 room ERBER “tra eaturing brick signs, - | plaster ve e only haust with Form bath, $00 wi sident traffic on Paved 
tani ly modern hom part. TCD firep eign es ey red wal 2 Jon old, Chegeeh pied mem rel th term only $16,- 
Adams Honea te new Ja: N fom Meee Pe ‘located off 4925 Pont AVIS ireplace, den, @ room with In Hicko: sereens, Lar oe. sore mete = custom ‘cabi- 8. 
er anxious j@ school. Build. ICHOLIE cent House eomrane Motor ‘jac Lake Rd. Mreakfast) con . powder roonr Telegra ry Knolls, Bl — sible to teks a5 x 154. — screens, Dele storms and l : 
: Se meiie tastac ts a: real estate and and “aluminum” storms 3 bedroo BARGAIN en. bedrooms, 3's. itch. Ra vant Freak Tnexory Grove onenty mortgage oat Ee Re. are M Orchard bebe . Schu 
Sg me ee ore ee, ind moasnee Geant prea payment. shell house. jew pet oenzis. pee Oil heat, Sarees b beans veomenperaty te m y payments. Call today. Follow sens,” property. ~ 9081 Com ett 
5 new homes. Ph.. b-ia0i “or FE 2-400 “$95 DO ree Pain _ rivtieges. "to carpet, raves aa ar garage, | Dee ma ea John K : EM 34197 
Bs : ; ’ R 3-7 s and é . = : 
UN : Mov WN en. refriger- oF: ‘ Ir WwW For Sa 
aay / 7 pesves you | tnto/ th 5 , ; Mest ht Ce cat : in : le Resort 
x, 2 to B P. PM. : = | Hocated”eniy? one bath “home Sylvan Lake Front ALK ony ere song net Lotas Lake . - p. 444 
z ¢ mr Lake, ot vechinge oe from bt exclusiy . JOHNSO t Phone FE | gy str 2 bedroom : NEW CA 
Z perenor Py a ae porary” bri ptbed ope Shen 1704 S. Tel N, Realtor i_Eve. FE 2-180 ad oft cg i with ~ BIN 
» Only $4,050 van flak heme on ast |. elegraph R Fy | replace; St. Hel 
. 00x 150 re Pontiac). en (3 hour drive 
oobi nsd lad ik, = a FE ph Rd. 430, n. parcel In 
OPEN . 6 ROON Un wintows _ sive . Picture 4-253 “T down. with try. sit Oto ee 
, : EN SUNDAY: an PO, my 8 TERRACE linois Avenue piped of Ink. a ppicturesawe 3 : = “~ 1 $1, ay Wnere can you tne ie mite from pdt Uh wand oo : 
catia eae oe 425 L. 05 ators on ) Racoeed thi _— you fern , Es dinin ¢ area, oie | ‘toom. *, ; 1 #2 Down. ea MA Tee aT 02.308. 
from Only 5. block AKES full ba " lesee nolioene: deine Ob , tile’ ba xX K \ ACE-23 J le Suburba Dm. 
Sam deve town ke | IDE seckaet) Gea Theoee: toeation 2 pecronms.. , 5 SUND Tenacoins Liv. n Prop. 
A Well-const: ‘ pa E low plastered wal floors, poy ak extra fea- NDAY 2 to 1 45A. 
ell-cons sacked LIZABETH LAKE #8- low upkeep | on ie. Very | rooms tor pp bath, . droom space, | T FOR COL 5-P.M. . ‘2 CAR nt ok IN ROC ~ 
close to your main- bark ick bosses 1s vasmae tor and St. Michael We - Te we Meret cat ayy —— ugh vo Family Income i FAME ae Near Wat . IN TH HESTER 
sure . . . el’ ; bd . < 5 
to Samana ea St SOUTH JESSIE $1 ae | oy ton, Mica, abdicaned, SD Sect cies, ete a sis [oom wierd His _| OPEN SUNDAY T to $- 
rs == plas nm.’ Oak ES W Ortoi = : . $3,000 , garage, over-” Life 1 
wails tered, painted solid 3 T est Sid 2. G tonvill @ : full besem is wt to § 
‘boards bath. Bi , Bea bedroom ho: " — - ie W. . | festricted ving bere a 
eit i basement mn a Ls avin uber” plants = Full Price $8,950 Large attractive home con- "ese ee ban ‘ Bled! “eub. 
. rE f 9 foom and bath, y. a 
as 2 o> Jarge se — — 3 bed rooms, : baths 8, 4 bed | $3,000 . — 
Conv heater. Only. “lng go = Ful beth. all : apartmen , and 2 Tt ‘ oe 
venient PHA 2 left, $T300"'da S080 om ° |: ee ire. buchen: . tom ches 8. pictur pine. Elizabeth L. 
RAY. 0” “me. soak aie car a ay ake Est 
 O'NEIL, Edw Wes an cate’ privuts tune’ tn 0 bedroom ates, 
’ IL; R w. M. St regain. pine tte. Jake, kuetty Sith | Geteo 8, good wilit O 
ealtor 7M. ont, Realtor Lesi R. car garage tt vleuaing da.o0e don. ‘furnace. Two lots. verlooking Golf Cou sad ‘pot 
4 45 ‘ Ea = fl , eauti ee. she " oft 
ws re ne , Trip, Realtor ton terme, treet | Close to Lincoln Tha Y a te arger than ‘sv oe Tod 
_ oa This is unio » & aver. to 
a) re ss Roy A on fe eal uy vat ont nie, Ee ate te « MAREEEY INC. 
‘ A . nnett, In cet "he ion Ree 1 a eS soe 
, ‘ Cc. ‘Twe ‘bedrooms. : cate now Rochester, ‘Mich. nS 
# Me * da Ere Ph ome. | nee : 
* and Lots and 
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Business Opportunities 51   
HELLO THERE 
= 5 96.300 will rose oe 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION     
7RONT LOTS Just « pacpltn left in new well 
restricted subdivision Price 
oe ee ae CRAWFORD AGENCY 
  
Exclusive fe Homesites 
By Sins Eells aa Fonty Ue ‘0 
Orchard, Also our new gu! vision 
Hic! Pg os in 1 
on Sh fee, at ito4 8. Telegraph new 
Rd. baw sens OL to 6 p.m. 
end Sunday fom, 1 p.m. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533   416 PONTIAC yraxe BANK BLDG. 
PE 4-158 
Partridge 
TODAY'S SPECIALS |   
WAY STATION, CABINS 
ein a spot ” 
ble 7 room 
a. 
wil 
fortable owner's apt. 
for property. $20,000 4 
CORNER poser ere | fn friendly 
community tn Oakland Co., $100,- 
000 nee iyee year. Veal ‘bh,   
  PERRY ACRES Beautiful lots 100x150 and reer: 
for ranch 
and better living. Mickle veces ventricle: 
c area’ To include bear | 
Just @ miles north he 
Pontiac city limits. Close to 
schools and stores. Salesmen on 
Sicdoo td — ae from 
10 per cent 
oS EVENS FARMS i sees pa Eo very nice! 
——— ose -to sc mea 
stores “ood roads. Low 
cs $780 «with ne down. 
LADD'S INC. 4286 Dizte Hwy Drayton Plains 8 
Lapeer Rd. or M24 | ealy, 6100 pitas pile fresh $4,000 
t WARD F. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 2.8316 
43 W. Huron 8t., pcven) Exe Tws 
    
SERVICE STATION 
RED HOT SERVICE oxeree 
with an excellent lease 
cation a x ae ft additions} 
commerc la; prope now wus 
as oe ar lot. $5000 tll handle 
  
HILTZ Real Estate and Insurance 
. Huren FE t 
    
  
      
  and International dump truck 
Coeperetive Real Retcte © FE 1-006" e¢ 
For Sale Acreage 47 HIGHWAY DRIVE IN -aeamnae ead saaan | Just Lagat ody ~ seed eat- 
AUBURN RD. bulid ing oh ecteomert, jots park- 
zest ot Adams. i ware with} i ppc ol Pam) Md Cen 7 m Are 
ecto | JOSEPH FeREISZ 
Gane RE. ALTY “CO, REALTOR FE 2-0259 137 Baldwin xn) 6-9378 | Santa rete 
¢ ACRES WEST sUrBURBAN! . MODFRN 2BAY _ ll Service — Hed lease. Smal! 
onable rent. 
. _Phone MA ¢3461. Walled Lake Hunting Land WELL ESTABLISHED AND FAST and lewn mower 
80 ecres of wooded land on the 
Pine River near Oscoda. Complete 
Pfs log cabin. Quick possession 
erms. 
John K. Irwin a 
1925 
101% N iaepeee Street 
Phone FE 5-0047 Ev   
WEST SUBURBAN 
Wooded Acreage Only 4 parcels —one to six acres 
eutifully 
eluded location, yet only 3 miles | 
west of Pontiac. 
| 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor = Community Natl Bank 
44211 Eves FE PE eat Eves FE 81382 
75 VACANT ACRES Located om corner of M5@ and 
Bogie Lake Rd. 1320 ft 
— lve stream 
— ideal for subdividing Full price 
Coad with 25 Legh cent down 
alance semi-ann 
GIROU X& ‘ RANKS AL, REAL ESTATE 
__ Open until rs Sat 
For Sale Farms —_* Pr 
FOR PARMS AND | ACRE. 
Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111. PE 40003   
  @ ACRES 6 OOM MODERN 
home. Near Ortonville, Suchy 
_ Realty, Ortonville. 
@ ACRES. NEW . BARN | Trailer, Small house. Al! iive- 
stock. MElrose 
43070 Holly.   PE 2-1804   
sales and soccer 
Warrants expansion to take care 
of growing community. Business 
— be doubled in 2 yrs. Am in 
of good, reliable partner 
win business and sales experi- 
ence and cash to buy half inter- 
est of business. Ample -parking 
| Property owned by owner Pon- 
|_tiac Press, Box 61. on US. 10. 
  BEER, WINE 
| AND PARTY STORE. Property includes a 10 room 
home, corner location in High- 
land Recreation Area Business 
has been J eae and can be in- 
creased vers litte tmmediate 
| competition. Diness causing sale: 
noses haley income poe sero In- 
. fixtures, © ‘ing 
and thease all included fos coat 
$30,000 terms 
| 
| -C. Schuett   
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Commerce Rd. 8081 
EM 34197 
‘Sale ‘Land ‘Contracts 82 
| FORISALE 
LAND'CONTRAGTS 
-% PER CENT DISCOUNT - sold 
for $4.950- contract balance oo 450, 
a * 
“Con fo nm 
yable at 
per cent. you 
Sale Business Property ; #8 [RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
BUSINESS 
200 x 200 
M59 FRONTAGE 
$14.500 
Reasonable Down Paym't 
EAC: Wood oe 
tory 
OR 3-1235 
After 5 ca: OR *y 
  Industrial Building In City = Pontiac, over 
#q. ft. plus 5200 aq. M of parking area seable for Commercia 
or some forms of 
Immediate warehousing, 
manufacturing. 
BER OR 
John K. Irwin | _ REALTOR 
101! N. Secinse 8 Street °° ‘ee! 
Phone PE beet Eve FE 2-1809)   
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A_ 
~ DIXIE haba 2 STORES NEXT 
® large chain super market. 
fired 
3 & 
    
Business Opportunities 5 51) 
hd By AND MOVING BUSI- 
ne Priced ic sell — pe 
livery contract and trick 
ee tor right bel 
ne even’ ~ FE 5.4653 
SMALL Fi RESTAURANT. 
for — business 
5843. Dixie 
  
10 —- osers 
wie demonstrate and ings of ¢ @ dollars. hour. 
A Box 56. altars "por 
For Sue oneal _fant, Low overhead. 01 A_8-3000. 
“Do You Want to Own 
Your Own Business? M has modern. ajor ol] company ol son 
  jon for 
tion fs of the a 
land T1 he wave hse 
necessa ta expe 
don't penn ity — 
call bet eer, 6 and 5, ae   
"Paka inde 18 THE “BIRD” TO ak 
ey | STATION & GARAGE EQUIP- 
ment for _ ing rent. . Inquire 
56 Clarke 
  wine license. Stock & | 
$3,000. 44 Pui Fe. . 
_ POOL ROOM - 
wine CAS mn eq 5 sd 
A a net $100 week 
Se ee BO   
RENT-I1T FAST 
through Rent Ads! Room, 
house, apartment, any- 
thing — V ant Ads give 
you ACT ION: pa FE 
2-81 290 Open Ne 
pos- 
IDEAL 
BLEACH et, ES- = (fo   
= CONTRACT oa Full base- | shell 
ment_ Will aneount. If interested . 
Cul FE 4-0681 
SEASONED 5 YEARS. VA VALUED at $8,500 Balance $3,633. 
Shirléy. Owner. 6-9246   DISCOUNT-200 PER CENT. BAt- ance, $7,004.47 at Lig per month, 
rest. Cost you 
te Sib eee EM 3-5160. Call after 
LAND CONTRACT FOR SALE. FE 
46105 after 6.   
  
$1,400 DISCOUNT bond ae — at 6 per cent. 
jim Ww RIGHT, Realtor. 5-044! 345 Oakland Ave 
Co-operative Real | Estate ‘Exchange 
SMALL CASH INVESTMEN’ 
earns you 6 per cent interest | 
on & §7.000 contract Property Jo- 
cated in Niles, Mich. EM 3-2118   
  
Money to Loan 53 
| ae Lieseene Lessee) 
CHRISTMAS CASH 
LIBERTY LOAN CO. Lois AL oa 1-DAY 
$20 Seems & Other Plane 
620 W. Huron __ PE 3-7123 
| LOANS $25 to $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. (Provident Loan) 71 W. Lawrence St FE 2-0248 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. 
a ae . 
. 
os 
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 
‘Ph_Rot Rochester OL nit OL_1-9791   
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Money te Loan _s Sale Household Household ( Goods 57| FUNNY. BUSINESS by Hershberger | For Sale Miscellaneous 60| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 tn 
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LOSES, 88 70 0 CASH AND CARRY M 
ee $ INS Sit Pipe ate fm »| ave Money at dren daly 4 to 6: Sunday iy, BURMEISTER’S , Aransoa ems Suppl supply . = MBER wena ov o-s oe 
: 950 M15 ] | _ANDE : ra8 % voagtcis 00| _ Bei*s ash “condition. ee yes ee °. . eee S 
Aisfunrry ema >! SIRCH TWIN BED LARGE \—— | ie ~~ CASH F ave i C FURNITURE — as Dom gee 
FRIENDLY drawer storage underneath. Matt-| - . ; Look at These Special J 
Gi ny tress, youth rails, 4 drawer chest, | CHICAGO ROLLER ge ‘BIZE Gift Val f * , 
ET CASH QUICKLY | _ 9125" re 5.3135. 4 —— _ 2 $1. FE $-T116 . xift Values for 
Up to $500 BOTILE GAS ot | 4 An PRE PLANS for TOYS] och sR eS”. ht a New low instal- rE LANS fo . ‘s ey. sl 4 
B lation, aly a ples gas. + Kenyon : f : CHU R CH'S IN 2 On he ane auhvice “we leather shoes, browe trim, sieen 
Be SS Siete ia So" Stace: —Puelaas OR_ 3-240} Pe 7 |. 2 5 INC. iibe” toys and’ men's’ nether ia also made on — furaiture. Soutien ) Love SEAT. WON- . Acid 12 107 Squfrrel Ra. FE_2-0233 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU © kates, binck leather: b ton. sand der christmas gift. Bzoslient oon- tow & ELS DELCO GUN-TYE OIL BURNER wright’ plied anaian eae t _ dition. FE 2-0 18 or FE 2-6319. Ae Se and 220 gal. v 6 months. = sheet rock- c . C......8 : to 12 
~ OCCABIONAL, 9 MAHOO- | . /—, f-— _30'8. Anderson. 428 Masonite, sheet -.... § 2.55! 51050 gisi's white leather, felt lined 
a anc Beg Oe. Slivcovers. mar) Fs | DRAW TITE HITCHES | 18 ear waner a... 0 mon) Sire geeieg cee 12 a3 ie = CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS AND 3} Se te nl eam Loa te oe eee tsee 4 is felt, fined figure skates, 
Loan Co, | Srentparentire Sanne 7°) retin iat gets te trome | cs id Beatas a oe AEE as |e re en, eats DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. makes | of Zeets. a ‘p ; hunting and fishing ¢ uipeneas tor 
202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. _ 43924. ch eee = eu F. E. Howland 345 Dinle Mwv.| 2x8 sid. Douglas fir, Fer M$ 00.90) Son en lama You q ar sare 
DINETTE SET. AIRS er owner nrornnnmnneeeene—emve—o | Guava. fir Bivscore ........ H yourself money by ‘er s 
buffet Gibson El nh al EVANS OIL FIRED FURNACE. foe ate ye "Bivecol ae § $99! Anderson habit! ‘Cu Apt. size electric stove. Stine pe | don, seed Toone ee een toe | 1m0 haat gigs) AN DERSON HDWE., ° EE 41574 one oa Sole a eee MTA 84.000 BTU in create, $220. Duct | ,x# Paneling PW Bin. ber Me roe es 2182 8. TELBORAPH 
: DRYER, DEMONSTRATOR. 935.8. sey were to. year sseveeeee ee) Cant oe doors trom $ 2995/ page PARKING “POR oe CARD _B. Mynro Electric. 1060 W_ Huron. Me FE 8-0740 Evenings +6500 | WP Com red sb bath aa au nituings, | Mon., Tues. Wed. and Sat. » to ¢ 
Need 500 ) Sends trapbainared gaye ov EASY SPINDRIER, BUGOY,|” cet. ‘cast iron tub $159.95 | Thurs. and Fri., 9 to $ Sun. 10 to 2 Drop leaf table p and 4 upholstered S ae, toes ly ‘baby. scales. PE 5- GuNs” - BU 1 — TRADE. 
Les _Sabse” after 6 pe FIRST QUALITY 65 PT. BATH- HARDWARE, — PLUMBING Manley Leach 10 Bagley St : 
nit ods “ABLE AND Cubs $49. B erade toilets. as 22 STEPHENS. BOLT ACTION WITH QUICK DUNCAN PHYPE TABLE AND 5 fabs. S03 gabe Take Sis: | IP YOU CARE “BUILDING | A with clip und peepicight. 600. FB chairs,~ White star gas range. ane hand basins from $10.95 G. A. HOUSE DRI OUT TO BUR- _ sige - 
SERV ICE? in. 2-6385 = 12-3 Cope. 1955 boy MEA Serna #08. Perry MESITER'S AND SAVE UP TO | _ 2-07 a x SEWinG WACHINE. FREE E STANDING TOILETS. ¢ $2198 3500 San rea ud ‘LADIES 
wov'coms "Most “issn made 'ca| feni cond. Cot $i33. ara Phone | How about getting some zip into this thing too, Mom?" Zina dow Tei fgpes $1188 : feu jcnane 
Bee Sk either rt eee ese "See ee whee) BURMEISTER | cu (rink 3 PIECE SECTIONA EXCEL- ovlars , ‘an be y-away 
auto oops signature end |“ jent condition. $125 1800 Rich: | Sale Household Goods is 57 Christmas Gifts 59 Stig pr'Giehtha supe Norther Gaunber Co A 
. Priendly. counaaed service | —mond Ave. 3-9086. aaron — : ~ | 100 8 Saginaw St. _ FE _5-2100 phe Gamat take bal SLAYBAUGH" S ae seas you, Leslie Fleisher, Man-|8 PIECE WALNUT DINING R BETTING up HOU! OUSEKEEPING? 1 1|2 PAIR WHITE SHOE “ROLLER UEL L OIL TANKS Pontiac 3741 Oakland Ave. 
Seon: Roekicy Veee. Frees cet. eens ettent condition Mire Mr 087 =a Seeeaz caging one rete set be be0e. Sh er So 135 gal. Jései for “housetrailer Telegrach & 9 Mile Sn 41% a a a ao e { 
i ELECTROMAS ep tle wicker couch, 5 ween chairs; | CHESTS. UTIFUL I AR-| or small hom $220 eal.— | Detroit : CALIBER SAVAGE RB Ph. FE 5-8121 range and small Medal foapict ‘1. PE S-1467, mode! 99F and case. 1 month } 
ae refrigerator. MY Y 32766 iywood bed. attractively cov-| “omatic ie cedar ae cabinet | $29. 275 gal. $ 2 . 1d $85. EM 3-046. 
— A | ered daveno-type sofa. Drop leaf! made. Only two leit. $40.95. 2381/— (G @& M COMPANY SEPTIC TANKS Oe NEE CREST AW | 7 PT. FRIGIDAIRE. Toe ee table. Lamps. etc. Can be sold| Mt Clemens Rd. FE. 10124 3 NRnPOAGED COMCADTS THREE KNOTTY CEDAR GUN 
-Home & Auto ning E_ 44316 separately or package. Must be] —Dor, CLOTHES ALL SIZES. | 8@™*. Machines sharpened. power rE 4662 3872 Eliz. Lk, Rd. cabinets, Town Shop, Clarkston: 4 
ELECTRIC Ove DAD'S MISC.| sold immediately. Call EM 3-3757. FE 2-9550 : back saws, Bra knives. "Ss TORM S SASH OUNS. §, MODERN ae ays Foe: S 
1 4 ‘TRAY ODD PIECES ¢ | 
Loan Company |, skates. Ou" 2 00tt er dpm Se oe rrALsO. oryetkt eT caer ooeien cane aie, oan KW Corser Welton ont yee Al windows koma PH. 
ELECTRIC SEWING) MACHINE | WARE AND SILVER. PH. FE) (rack Switches and access FE | HOULINGSHEAD VARIETY EONS | ang doors LOW LOW price! | 22 CALIBER SENT Teraaye Hours to 5; Saturday 8 to $35. cabinet style Wards. Excel- 5-9038 $0087. 2 7 miles out Baldwin. clara : FE 4.6089 7 idle. New cond 
407 Comimueny Nat] Bank Bide, lent cond. Cost $135 new. Phone gingi Fr HOLLYWOOD BED AND | =o. floor covering and M WANTED: 30 - = wine , SINGLE HOLLYWOOD BED AND | £iks TOOTH, CONTOUR MAS-/| paints. Phone FE 1-8025 @ am to? p e- 8 WI FE _¢2150. __| dresser. $30. Good condition FE | “sage chair. afghan. FE Sark i MPS 960.95. G. A Toor AnD MA.| ‘fle or 123 or 16 Winchester & = um rade ee LOANS $20 to $500 _ ELECTRIC STOVE. $18. OIL | 450s S GALE CatTUs Dania Pe eg BL thes Dah is p. Will trade feeder cattle, 
On Signature Only pace heater $2, Kenmore lIron- | sail, MAHOGANY DINING FOR 3 a ond matchin Mae, | aoe. : Ser rose 4-3420 Holly. ere M room suite $65; electric stove, Laat om lara Ean PEstdie, HEARING AID vs ay - 8 ENAMEL RECESSED Ss. G 1&D 66 
HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC STOVE AND DINING | $10. FE $-8928. : sed Has fens. Crate marred. $21.95 up and, Grave irt 66 
,ANCE RP. OF room suite. FE 8-295). SPEED c WAR = 18” DOLLS, 13 ae WA stainless steel case. Orig. price| gave Supply, 100 8. Sagin.w St.) ~~~ 7~~~-~~~ ~~. 
FINANCE CORP. = | SPEED QUEEN WASHER WITH)  -obe hand made, $16 each. MY | Sias, Witt sell. $15. Ph. OR-3-2683. A4-i TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE 
PONTIAC IIS) (nod | Towel A Od | ad aot viee sett | Talbott Lumber rites fr a5, om 3% 8 Saginaw St PE $0535) wi root WO MATCHING 3 TONE GREY |? CROCHETED TABLE COVERS. | gas, new approved oi 7 ne. = 
These are slightly factory trregu- make a good Christmas gift, Consumers lines, B.P.S. paint. Also i f° 
lars. You wi ave more we Sx12 rugs with pads. $50. separate-| cheap. FE 2 $119.50 value, $40.50 and $50.50. Bond rubber Go: gg thers el, fill. Earl Howard, FE 4-8493 WHEN YOU NEED half regula tail price _ly_or_ both for $65. OR_ HOBBY HORSES. RDY NON | These are slightly marred. Also) ware, ptumbing. electrical sup: PIT FOR LEASE 
tn ‘Fluorescent, Orehard TRADE-IN DEPT. _| “eo, spring controlled, with mane, electric. ofl se | eee: “Weictanen| oth chencr omer es Goktand Excellent gravel Phone OA 22008, ake Are Large elec rance—Hi lec $2095 | {ail saddle. and “eins $11.95.) 5r5 ot etree “Orchard Lake fe Ph, PEC OAD GRA O 36 inch gas rene 39 95 | _2381 Mt. Clemens. FE 17-0724 fsa Ave. —SuRERS. § yas. $1.00 delivered. 
Recon. guar. elec. refrie . $4995 | LADY’s WHITE ROLLER SKATES. WATER TANK. USED FUR. veda potas stoners ‘and | ROAD GRAVEL AND FILL DIRT. 
You can get tt quickly om your FOR SALE Recon. guar. elec. washer. $3995 , Size 6 Professional. boots. Pre-| 30 GAL. HOT gas burners, ‘ne oy aed Ness it WE 
Signature. car Gly araiure No en- : ih ed 2 pe living room suite $1995 | cision wheels and aes stops. Case | Hoover sweeper. no attachmentf./ stoves = a 
dorsers. Paym to suit your | Large davenport odd $995 included FE 2-0675 | and Bissell sweeper. 2 men's ester. ~ Wood, Coal ¢ & x Fuel. _ 67 
budget We win be gind to ae | Heavy walnut twin beds 99> | TIONEL TRAIN VILLAGE 6E. 2 | suits, size 44. 2-4605. TWO zet “TRAILER, ed a es 
with your money problems 14" MOTOROLA TV SET WITH 5 piece wood dinette $24 95 : KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. one tire. New RY. HARD. HEAVY SLA you { complete trains. eset, guto-— D {$1509 vatue floor tem Ge 5 $795 matic coal log. cattle & milk | desutiful 42-in. model, $95 value. narer used. $12. Ps eee. and ki Eindling. $8 iS a eert ot 2 or 2 
| E WROUGHT IRON STAND. Ta-| Many Wy oF N's bak loaders. Lighted " bulldings a | $0.80. Slightly marred ib transit: | Toney SEAT. $7.98 WALUE. LUE,| cord for $10 FE 
BLE MODEL RADIO - PHONO. Sa (nace wigt steffee "Cal" 'FE | meaeg at terre site, Mich | olretywesd” Basic one pet! | DRY” SIAR" WOOD_ AA -TNTAN rescent, rehard inary values. . Delivered. 52006. 
703 FINANCE CO. AAS Met UES EI Se SCAN Parre ua MENS SSWLING BALL, BAG AND ceed na ‘itch : Fluoreccent.” aeYuiis ae 
FE 41574 : ELECTRIC ROASTER - LAROE| bogeny dining room, suite, Call. eae a sis. “OR aon =| “fateets, $24 80 value. $1698. Also ‘ ohere a a. * rae —poons | —2- fr bere. : 
Mort Loa $4| S28. BEET rren. onLanno _8. Telegraph. pies. MY 3-2878. Siu teeviltal i wapeey aa tuace tere |/kee Un Fr sn ‘Soeeawas Puel Oak: 
alee Weems) A | TRADE, O43 RANGES FOR FURS |@ace, (POLICEMAN ALL TEATHC| frate marge "Michigan Pore OF, iS. he ae . ti : er black “‘puttees.’ 233 cen! e Ave. . 7 a ; Huron. LOANS $600 to $1,500 nen ny ELECTRIC Rawoxg, | FRAP. TM YOUR OLD aeates | LINOLEUM....39¢ YD, | WATER SOFTENERS Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 For any purpose. lectric Co, 1060, ©M & Bew pair. We have some | 49. wai. grain. DO nn 
hos! madernteruasel Gi rom Sale LAUNDRY, 7Ui Top & 5 LE es good used skates for sale cheap. |.13¢ PLOOR TILE(x® rr factory fwarranty. tm loven 6 UTIFUL EVER- land Count J = one of the largest selections . “ — 
2 pret, home additions qf =| FULL SIZE ELECTRIC mince ~ 6,000 SO. FEET OF | on oye. ta Oakiand: CoA. com: | ATT PEE > S10 OAL. | ampar » BASEMENT SA8H greens, 77 varieties, $3.00 te $8.00. 
vemen , Good ete e replace mtures. . ea ie i! \ , 
ae Sorry rvensiracted FOR SALE. ce coiens Hebe RE- | NEW FURNITURE | Bron Sahl Plenty of tree park- SMITH'S, S, 257 S . Saginaw Ine” 3 Ite $2.80 each Tine vast at Groveland. Maibews « } struc — ol . _ 
cre weld o sarece or co | fiseretere Sa ee) WARE HOUSE PRICES S| BARNES HARDWARE | LIONEL & AMERICAN| "8 VT ock _and_Pitnt_on Dixie Highway, 
3 Go second morteaces Spinner washers ..... e008 we) Living “room, Settee et | “742. W. Huron FLYER TRAINS ‘COAL _& we supeiy_co |... CLOSE OUT = Apply 209 Nationa! Building santenae ts ve 24h 7 PIE cE LIVING ae Authorized iactory service and | #1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE Xe: | “Birch — Maple — Chinese fim 
___Fontiac or _shooe FE ¢-4739_ a ee GEALE ON LW “ROOM GROUP | genuine fact: y parts. Free test Ter! ATING | a truit_treca — shrubs. Patterson : me =| GARBAGE DISPOSALS N E W, s ) Christmas Trees 59A on, factory analtser ~ USED ) HEATING Nursery. Commerce Rd. _ Swaps. 55 while they last. $40.95. R. B.| Davenport end c-air, two step) ~~~ WW ~~ nn | R'S. 63 W. HURON 8T ~~ ~~|_Munro Electric, 1060 W. Huron tables 1 coffee table, 2 decor) , cuRrsTMasS TREE FOR YOU | ASKER'S_€3_W._RURON 81 EQUIPMENT For Sale Pets 69 
BUILDING WORTH $200-| GOOD ADJUSTABLE HOLLYWOOD | ®!or lamps. Cut your own live tree. Spruce. °Q mn aoe Seater a5 $400 tecenteg as (o t = in on used bed frame, $8. 90-coil, % springs ALL FOR $97 Blackhill, Norway, White. Pir, é AIREDALE. FOR BEA- 
ears. H. J. pit, OR 3-1355. $8, Dining room furniture, tabie, All other suites, so'a bed suites, Dougias. Pine, Scotch, Red. Jack. _Ble_or sell, MA 5-048! 
CASLEWEELGON ‘ORAND FOR A/| 4 chairs, buffet, $90. Large waffle! studio couches, and beautiful] Also ornamented trees. Dig your CASH AND CARRY Coa) turneces- $20.00 up. AKC REGISTERED GER 
good Spinet. Need the room. FE| iron, $8. FE 4-864). grays, blues. greens reds| own. Bring your own { 2022 | 158 white pine boards ou oa ee puppies 6 wks. old. OR 
26nT HOTPOINT T MOBILE | DISH 1sHW ASH- t equal savings beget) [eoprdipal pcs ixieok pe! = 4x8x‘s plaster board :........ 1.23 Btokers 3-1635_before 4 “.m. 
ELECTRICAL WORK FOR CABI-| er Floor B. IECE pases ee on gravel road | tenes” rosk 1.10 Blowers AKC REOSTERED Di DA net work. PE §-3766 _Muaro Electric 1000 W. Hu iron . —— ro at all times. Open Insulation loose and blanket . _OR FIT i. ita? CAMP TRAILER TRADE | HOTPOINT WASHER & Veh BEDROOM GROLE Wuseoe Mutual eo08 Farm | Culverts for drivewars Range boilers PUPPIES i=s THE 
| for Browning Automatie shotgun | matched pair, $359 95, installed Double dresser ‘arge mirror Z: a | 215 Ibs celotes Srinrlew 759 8a How water heaters “aay “ope ca 2579 aryenkson 
+ and $250 FE >2672 any- , Munro Electric. 1060 W.| bookcase bed. roo: y chest of -ARGE TREES. SUITABLE FOR |! -car th bds ties M ten John R ahd Deauindre, = | no | arawers) toe decorator jamps. | churches, halls and ete. Will abbas —— wand Exterior ELBLING Rechouter 2 
S.RM_AND BATH OUTSIDE OF HOT POINT Chew: sa 85. | ALL FOR §$ iz cetiver FE 233i =) Interior tnd exterior doors 13.8 Parke St AKC BOXER PU PUPPIES. 6 WEEKS | town partly finished Basement oven range Originally $340 95. | alse! islllether eed com cates Winvews. Anderson ene others. ons. i : Ceaaks he. a $1631, 
| furnace for targer modera house | pow See tw iturea, = | Beautiful wainut prays. frat. F For Sale Miscellaheous 60 | Bebe aed Gr Mooring OORP seat Basser FOUN > MALE. 9 YRS. c | ood and blonds, at same big | old ew - | HAMILTON ELECTRIC DRYER. | Poul <t Cer Lumber Co VENTILATING FANS FOR | OLE eT seen ‘FORD PICK eee To. . Perry apt. 1. FE | eran ces cavinas ou all 8 end ATTENTION | 6120 Borie Ge Rd, Commerce | kite Talus at, $20.89. | BEAGLE PUPPIES. EAH. 
Fo le Clothi iz . 36! VACUUM” LIKE NEW. | beds colawer beds, O's 12 rugs. | Lome Owners Builders i7—watt—p a svsTEM COW. ae extraordinary value.| SEAGLE PUPS AKC REO) MOS, |_ I sad Sa t sero Lend) iad pak ‘brushes. ali jatform vocbers. ereasetonal om “Weuere over sap lans 6 ft. ete. Linciens: poke citreus pat- Powe pin patente 383 Ore ote. vu. ch. epee al Ls yd = Qar- iH lam as ebectric¢: poeta choice mm new 5-075: deere od 3 . Band ° Lal ls 
| BABY -SEQTHRS, SIZE 4, REA. = myrie, Huron os: stoves and unfinished furniture. | $9.50. Other sizes at 4 Foal earings. | GUST SACRAPICE LADIES W600 | WALNUT GUN CABINET 2 WAL | trained reg. beagles. 3006 E. Wal- 
PHONE FE 4-2889 HEY WOOD-W tur ub =o ok TRADE "IN YOUR prices. sap fe j2es ae Giamond and sapphire ring tor! "arch Pony | eet + aoe ane Cn A fA. je, ei . - - 5 . BEAG sis. WR. Fb, 
BEAUTIFUL SILVER FOX JACK.) Sifig50"* = OLD FURNITURE: “ula aoa on ware _ e256. aF- 7 eax | Pgh ot Wathield med MY | 
MAHOGANY JR DINI No DO oaing NEW & USED PORTABLES. WILL : _>016_______.. |" room oulte. Eucellent cond. AS WN PAYMENT | wWikbow “Maps To rour| “sajost, ott end grease-any make eee SS Se ee ke XER PUPPIES. 2 MOS. OLD tag? mas tall moe pint loonie dles|| 9 SE TERMS LOW A. 2 WEEKLY ORDER. sewing machine within a radius| Corner Orchard Leake Ra. GReen.| T° males, one female. $15 and 
Sirmingham, ‘MI 61690 KENMORE WRINGER WasHING | Pearson’s Bank eFuraiture Free estimates cheerfully given. | of 10 miles for only $2. Parte| {ea “¢-20a3, $50. Excellent blood line. MY — iF FUR COAT PER. | machine. 7 Cu. Ft. Re- | ¢2 Orchard Lake PE 47881 sORPLUS LUMBER & extra. FE 4-3930. $35 Auburn. WILSON WELDING GENERATOR. WELDING GENRAATOR 5 a 
fect condition. Size 16-18. ‘180. | _trigerator. Make offer. MA€1130.| We give Gold Belt Gite samp : 1 NEW .AND USED FURNITURE | 309 amps. N. Saginaw BOSTONS AT STUD. 
3 | KENMORE OAs R NOE. 35 RLS 12% INCH RCA SOLE $295.) MATERIAL SALES CO. Refrigerators Gd py || ET LE Pnied cnn apps PROM SMALL 
Ee Re OMNOTE pam” | base feges tester aie ate | AVAL TON TV |i Miciane na. auey Om son) Ao rar eg powetroiers S86} Do It Yourself 61 | ea. Fx a _.coe Ye 6-008. | rr o ron ace =| FORMAL. AQUA NYLON NET | wsiuwo geeks PE 2-2257 TRAILER EXCHANGE. FE_2-3200 hi Parakeet 
- oe — Ae Worn once 9x12 LINO. RUGS $2.98 GsED RI REERIGERATOR $35 AND AND | 2 WHEEL TRAIUER, $23 5 i teing OS 4 vermn “eS Repeat hs Lapa a me . DO <— QwN Crista} arakeets 
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fae Sie ate caie at eee | CURR LA SE BAeN,| ae ORL hate | Besa | Baer atte. eagtaea | SIRT rte weg we | Sie ee aot Bi len : aaa a 3 1503 8. Wood 7y 4) ¢ eve : R : 1 > a — —? - 5. SB. Sw Ld , é LADIES T SALE ALCOHOL = ANTIPREEZE Watt Appliances as ALL SUNDAYS Mile R4. Birmineham. MI-+600 | [Ceson RENTAL EQUIPT. | COME AND SEE OUR MEXICAN Marmot Pur Ascot. size 10 or | SYERS. “1, Haron. Fee Retiong oh z-_| Open 10:30 to 2-20. Shop & Save |i SPACE HRATER FOR 1 P|” aad bidg. cappiies. Open, Sun. ee ce ean kh ok 
a j “olass Snims cabinet, 5088. Jessie. iso FRIGIDAIRE VERY OOOD ae eee = dition.” Bryant water heater. L. | —2—™ F ; NT - ‘ors. Excellent blood line. Violet 
i BLACK AND 1 WHITE 2 Prece | 1985 AIRE, 11.5 CU. at condition. 62 Green 9. ____ <q | ALUMINUM COMBINATION WiN-| P. Gas, 30 gallon, like new. OA OR Era. Ce ne 
hand-c: dresses, size 12-7] Imperial frig., 1964| @ PIECE MODERN . eal NINO RM DOWS AND DOORS AT RE- 8-2490. . Poor sander — hand sander — 7 : 
14; one grey Persain paw coat;| aire and vet. Cordovan finish, $1) DUCED PRICES. GET OUR ES-| 39 GAL. LOCHINVAR WATER wall paper steamers-wazers & YR. MALE DACHSHUND. 
one green gabardine fitted coat; | 1953 model Frigidaire washer, By | _ 46140. TIMATE. NO DOWN PAYMENT.| heater. 200, gal. oil tank. Good| furnace vacuum cl k-| $15. PE 2-460. 
1 navy blue suit, PE 4-625. Saene [SS WAYNE GABERT’S a? at o Ma, UC-| condition, OL 2-161. 5 row silts eld CHRISTMAS AS PUPPIES MAN'S OVERCOAT, ZIPPED IN “CV = ino ‘ROOM one BURNER. USE eee. ark . | LARGE GIBSON REFRIGERATOR | TE LEV ISION SALE NEW ELECTRIC MEAT oVicER Nent condition. AKC re Shepherds. ue ee ere condi | _Exellent condition. OR_: /RCA Coanaie: ace eer — bet a cheap. = = ee ane’ clea: Blower $45. re} 1768 ° Cameras, _Equipment_ GIA ' Sane cold Cries ers Ere. eer 
tion Bargain, FE 5-3205. LARGE GAS eacoa CHEAP. IRCA Table, new picture tu tric ironer tue Bird Drive-In. | — “Ew GALVANIZED PIPE = — 49 AMERAS & © UIPMENT COCKER SPANIEL Orem MAN'S BROWN OVERCOAT SIZE a | Emerson Gemsote, Beeipee_ tem 0 AULT dimple prone Ia Gl el pocied te te OTHER Souaer 1 mohbles weeks, $10, 4108 Elisabeth Lake \ eT Lme ore eis. ’ <1? > Moterola Table M.. new pic. tube aie ve PLUMS NG suppiy | ples” Clastification got Rd. 5-3129 
= vag a LINOLEUM SALE $49 , APT. SIZE ELECT tiC STOVE. wae s_ | feel E 5-2100 {- MINOX. MARK > ee MERE bAGheUND FURRY tk 
100° MINK - DYED MUSKRAT JACK'S KEW LOGATION | Picture tubes guaranteed for 1 yr. | _everhead yarave door OR 3204 | AGES spine TO| tripod, timer and timer attach: | AKC registered. Wil held for full length coat. excellent cond . 277 BALDWIN MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE | 40: fF S3c off oe lack ike new Lenethen rour @a-| ment. case and developing Christmas. OL 1-6525. size 16-18. Sacrifice for $250. MA- Baldwin. corner Rundali ie psig seo cgadccctks Wy rane ‘Put . earace doors.| and exposure meter All for ny WASSTE: STER SALE “atte PACH. walt 
ene se wove | pmelrum femnants 28 sq ya VEN Se Te Pay Pa aerate ll ld «| Terms. FE 4-658 _Like new. OR 3-2866 Pt keen 6. bane ; 0. vs" lino} esac ee ION GUN TYPE, ree 8 Me 
aap aor) es ijal8 jinsteusn $180 | 2 PIECE GREEN LIVING ROOM Surplus Paint, | 5 | CaO come ensnearn | - Sale Music Musical Goods 62, peed a ee oe __ suite. $40. FE 8-1839. White enamel........ burner, with con’ 1. 
Jackets “tine 12 to 16. sept gl Ee Beda cies gal dala | hE a : ees tile mostat. Used one season, MA Bax SPALINES CANA 
124" TV CONSOLE” FOR BALE. peal 3514. CCORDIO! DION. LATOSCA . RIVIERA, VIERA, AKEETS, Ly 
SHEARED RACOON COAT, Lord’s Specials “rk so Harold's Paint & Lino Si GUN TYPR_ FURNACE, 06 | “5 AcegRpIoN bass. 180, EM 3-0002, |, '0t. 200s DS, Clemens. FR OO - cellent condition. Size 12. $100 2 pe +P. s SECTIONAL COUCH. BEION 140 @. Saginaw st. Me a asian weheru bueher = OR SALE ALL STYLES. PUPPIES FOR GOOD C.F sie W. Huron, apt. 301. Call a dinette get ves eeeteenes 040.95 brewa, tweed. Only a GA ai oe vepatred to bee | __ 5-777. : 
ed. Pek twa tow shee. few mos. old. . Blond corner | 36 Gal. Auto. Heater $54. 7 GAL. Olt FANE WITH GAUGE inners — Xmas luyaways. 7 | PARAKEETS AND CANARIES. 
en cen eecaniaa alae sce ked frome Gi $139. oe gs %p sable, 8. FE San. Ca stokes; fe oa ete | AL. OL. TANT Wyo PE ei2i? | Prail, basement apt) PE 5-828. | 2489 Auburn Rd. PE 0510. (ect excellent cond sed tov iiesee-? O88. MODERN CHAIRS. RED AND . trays. sta sects - ce et ILER. BALDWIN ACROSONIC ARA! . CA 5 
_Call_after_8:30_ p.m. on 21509, | Ved ane # lords 8 beige gray. Like brand new. sec. | SAVE SUPPLY. 100 8. Seginaw OnE Soest FRA Cheap. pF “finish. Slightly used. |. Pood, Since, 1977. $64 Oakland Ave, TUXEDO, SIZE 38. PHONE OR . . rifice, PE §-7453. CLOSEOUT ri same as new. Save PARAREETS. BABIES AND GAN. 
pase | Furniture and Appliances USED DEPT. Exterior and interior doors, 4axee —PACHOUD WRECKING CO, | S20 Gown. Balence 35, manthe singers. 791 Melrose, FE 
baa, pak a e eat wie benser be nig wrisiey’s Used To Be" Maytag washer $ 29.50 a%e plyecord. 85.44 sheet. | 2301 Dixie Hwy. : FE $-9108 _naw St. PE 5-822: ee eee =the cwercenentas® twee a ae 7 
collar end. cuffs. Both in excel- one ° eatdes dl i [ee sieso) cash i008 bales Pontiac se Piywoed | PHFLPS ELECTRIC HARDWARD. | giByY GRAND PIANO WITH Pans Par oe 
lent! "condition #20 each. 86° §. iaeCHED—OOLD BOR AY | Apt sie ens range 105.00) 33543 | oie supotics OR >1217 OR | bench. 6160,_FE_ 2.0000 239 Voorheis Rd PE 58031 encore | chairs. Pr. of step tables .& Dining room table and e 9 «950 | 30. OFF ON ALL COLEMAN | —, SAI. FE BALDWIN AEROSONIC PTA N 0. PEDIGREED ENGLISH POINTER 
Sale Household Goods 37) eee eee a eee Prigidatre automatic washer $149 95 stoves & Lanterns Owen's Ma-| | E AN P. AINT A Price M8 Phe PE Da Pups, 8 wks. Cass Lake MAYTAG SQUARE TUB WASH-| yew Hamilton Dryer $12005/ ‘tine Supplies, 396 Orchard Lake | House paint, 1 gallon ........ $3.98) ———— Ra * gecgo' Harbor? rE se 50318. YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT L&s ane years ol¢ Best offer FE) now a dryer 5 Ave.« 2ed Pecoior ts BECCICNOD a CONN | TRUMI TRUMPET 1 EXCELLENT PUP PIES, CANARIES J AND PARA 
re EEE SE | Pg gallons for ..eees : _ condition 3-285. ects “cane BE FOUND PT UL “to's | MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES. LAYTON'S Leno bogey gary pane a er contin chee Tn FRANCO, AE PUREBRED WALKER HOUND End tables. $1.98 up: new book-| found and square tubs. Fully Furniture. asppuanices ‘Oaal, paint. & roller or pan $3.90 —© a Ai he FO IR p. 4 mos. Both sex. beds ieee Thyle Electric, 502 fos wal 1 gal. EF SHOP NEW | SFINET PIAKOS" CABLE. 10 ea. 1360 Granger Ra Toston. 
$24 refrigerators $25 up. ranges =e Sen OOR S Bach, _OA 0242. 
Pee tee pelea sana __Pet sil or FE S401 | Ga D | ot 8, Segines St.___Opea 0 ote? esha roceee Co. Ok REG. 1 WEEK OLD BOXER PUP. 8B hew chrome ve. tent bee | 2 PIECE” SECTIONAL, COLOR rage LIOOTS | rxoxoorarus.. >SPEED, Fa a ciaminers | Piet FE 2-t000 95 up: =. pew & used $5 oe Brown. Year old. FE 2-9418. TO FROM ord ers, $29.95 value, 418.8. ade by C. O Coon slightly | REGISTERED COCKER PUPPIES. 
up: bedroom SO vo: | (FC LIVING | ROSM “re a WALNUT DINING ROOM SPECIAL PALL OFPER- Cases are, slightly, scratched. | Used. Guaranteed, $75. $10 down, | _OR_3-1906_after. 5. * living room suites, i298 5 90 cia MAYTAG SQUARE. TUR ALONE _Suite, $45, Call MI 44176. y Berry ail steel fully cuaranteed. | Michigan pecan hand _ $5. per_month., Caibi Usie Co. | REGISTERED BOXER otrer i aun weter. UPRIGHT PIANO, EXCELLENT) Firm, $35 epi wo Estimates *| sONCH = LIONTS IN EARLY | -U2™ w. FE 5-82 305 Dixie Hwy. ve OuR SY, aT ET cy ai at bee ater cond., painted-ivory. New plastic DEGKT GOOR SALE 2, ST ecas Laken. OM maatse | ane THING, REPAIRS, GUAR- GUAR: TRAINED | BEAGLES. | REASON. 
cei anvthing. Like new. $110. Dormeyer Fry 1_8_ Paddock Coach and Candie Lantern di srtect, 04 © OA _8-3325. an 
He par il 2 aAres ware well. $8. 781s Elisabeth Lake Ra. BATH TUB. STOOL AND D LAVA. — BB py tne “ereer. fo ee LOM ry Sa x f“acarn fists. UAL DOG TO = 
1% N To 8 x12 901 Seren Ot eee house at te Michi- | RECOND. SMALL BABY GRAND vec childs pet. erably Tere AE + RE ae SOO ee ee a FIXTURES YOUNGS-| gan Pluore 303, Orchard Terms, Gallagher's. 18 E.| tier, MY 3}0081: L & & SALES CO d mi. east of W. Walton Bivd aa Lats peng ea lifaes am cape ae nd fake Ave. _Flaron_ 3 . PE 40566. *De Traihed 70 Zontiac or * mi. ea uburn : lers. automatic v-‘er heater.) PROFESSIONAL HAIR DRYER.) SMALL cays GRAND PIANO, gs tf Boarded. 
Reinhts oa Aubura Ré Me. $139 38 Ei ear’ aha hy 2 hardware, elecirical supplies. soil, | Excellent condition. $50. Cail OR | mahogany finish, excellent cond. facta at 
We dive Holdens Rea Samos | _{ric, "1060 W. Huron mr Love Bree Paint | ca Brace creed peal Sevens, | BOARDING, Berane sp Bae 
AfR_KING CONSOLE 12%" TV, #25.) FOR CHESTS. 15x. $15. HEIGHTS SUPPLY: 2685 Perry | ge.q pumoe Beto ae ol yg gna we 
cea WALL GABINETE 2.98 UP _#__ FR +969) wel Myers pura *eO) Co. Me N. Saginaw FE $4222 | Uatneq” ‘urrShell, S18 Tele: 6 PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM | WALL CA BEEP AND | PORK. HALF AND USED SMALL SPINET LARGE! raph. mie PEE oe mee mre _oniree aise “FE! KELLY'S HARDWARE | decom, Oabapers pe eee Grain & Feed ALL. NEW PICK & PA STORE wit AER ‘Auburn at Adams, Auburn AYE | SEVERA Hay, Gr 71 
FURNITURE. ESOT Was on like new. Owner leering territory : hn ater, Ge | ALFALFA, ALL LL, RINDS canta 19.00 Cotton Mattress ..... 0.95 en ae . booty Price S461. rs, 18 E. Huron FE 40566.| straw, grain, shelled f 
39 Tanerepri mattress . $18 98 | a ee , a. * 
its fet cabinet Sts fmt oa BONS BCONOMY Reo o ae y j 
$00 09 onid Anminisiet rugs 00 a) models, one of America, FURNITURE co. We uy, sell and exchange every- ee ad aa 361 8. SAGINAW S&T. Hh, 8, Pons anteed O yourp. Bay © new ___ PONTIAC, . AN 
Kland Furiture || Siete acta ipo PR ee 10 8. Saginaw rE . : i 
2 auf. ond. gaveeage Ave. a : Sidi awivel chair, $30, 65 84m mit ak AB. 1GERA- “Wes stin house _ Roofing and Siding dareet. . 935, PE 41468. tor. § cu. ft. 87%. 1 Am Deluxe. e 9g Combination Doors- . . Electric range. Carried by Hud}. rae tgetrte renge wim wide even. : 
SAGA “ROO 8 gt or Rrmnes Reke Eay4 Toe rig re THE ANSWER TO ive ll, " -- 
of = We oh BENSON | n|YOUR PROBLEM:\ 
THIRTY JPHE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1955 
    
  * “orc property 9 er OR TRADE 
or sutemebie. bh 605 pre. 
CATTLE. MOST | Aye gs Weight 400 to 600. * 
SHARES once aaa a 
alll Ni Dia Me 
ay eheeate 
[TEAM OF WORK Ofe Arabian Albino 
horse. Call MA $30 after | 
  
~ Wanted Livestock 73 PRAPAPDAL ROA LEO 
WANTED: HORSES TO Can care for FE 17-0318. 
For Sale Poultry 
LARGE WHITE Pairs or trios. EMpire 3-441) 
__ Sale Farm | Produce — JS 
APPLES Most varieties $150 bu. and 
$460 Orkchard Lake Rd Open   
a ee ee! ee re mem 
FARM FRESH MILK HOMOGENIZED—-33c PER ‘, GAI 
Pasturized, J2e per ‘2 
Processed in our own plant, li- 
censed by the State of Michigan 
Rowe's Farm Dairy. 4180 Baid- 
Biv Rd. 32 miles north of Walton   
ay Pe Wee OR HORSES BY | the bale or by the ton. Pickup | 
_ or delivered MA 6-6038) ; 
HUSBakD SQUASH BLUE On 
green 3 cents a pound All sizes | 
$660 Gididngs Rd. FE 5-6660 | 
Potatoes, Delicious Apples.   
Orton Rd. Left first farm *     
_Sale | Farm n Equipment 7 
A A A BUYS * 
“- - :Bronomy—wheet Pan-! » ter riding tractors All impie- | 
ments — snow plows roto-tillers | 
and snow blowers, Power lawn 
mowers, We give Holdens Red: 
Stamps. - 
* See Lee, the Tractor Man e21 Mt Clemens rr 3-OA 0 
TABLE MODEL CREA SEP- | 
arator for sale Almost me 3575 | 
nken. $-2000 
‘Buy Now and Save! | 
Farm and Industrial | 
Snow Blades and Blowers FERGUSON, CASE AND NEW 
BUY _AND SAVE AT 
HOUGHTEN & SON e o28 } N. N. Main. jain, Rochestser, | OL 1-9761 
i DAVID BRADLEY GARDEN TRAC- 
( tor, sickle bar mower and cul- 
tivators. John Deere hammer 
mill and belt. Co-op one row 
corn picker. Front end loader and 
blade or Case tractor. FE 5-0603. 
GARDEN TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT pyr trailer. Good condition. OR   o~ 
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rm ee ent. Davis Ma- Ortonville, 45R2. 
USED TRACTORS .- WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH | | 
USED TRACTORS | 
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re a PARTS AND SERVICE © FE ¢11)2 
“RING BROS. 
YOUR 1-H DEALER he PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE _ 
Mich. Chain Saw Distr. 
Renials. AH 3-882! 
REN. na” bir esess & repairs, ‘eee ‘Crooks * 
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  fT” Fer Sale Livestock 72 
& Best of care. 
74 
i Lal PEKINE DUCKS, | 28308. Dort Her. 
up | | 
— ll a.m. te 6 pm, 7 days | 
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» EXCELLENT CORN. 75c CRATE 
} 10300 Hadley Rd. Clarkston. | { 
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$1-83 out Baldwin to Clarkston. _~- 
2339 Dixzte Hwy 
GOOD USED 
in ahd see ‘em at W. F. Millers | §70-15 SUBURBANITE MUD AND Garden & Lawn Equipment, 1593 fouth Woodward (North a aan. PE oss) 603 8. Sac * ™, ie eo en 
Phone Midwe . Auto Service 8l 
SC AL rte Lael [RR B - nana 3 ler! sno UMPING & PAINTING 
Date “Mwy. MA Sel ar OR FREI ESTIMATE 35-8506. L L MARES A ,caRs iil. 
fe ee 
NOW Is nei time to purchase an al! new 
1956 ac Chief Mobile Home 
The 32 f. with a low low down of 
$451.85 Delivered and set up. 
‘| Also the 37-42-and 47-1 and 2 bed- room mode! now.on display i 
A fine selection of reconditioned 
used trailers which can be pur- 
chased om the ‘ow tow rental 
| purchase plan 
STOP IN NOW 
"' HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES 4301 Dixie Hwy 
Drayten Plains, OR 43-1203 
Pint _ “49 NEW MOON 27 FT, 8SEMI- modern. OR 3-7946 
| lesa “ROYCRAFT, 40 ft 2 BED- 
room Clean, good condition, Ful- 
| -lv equipped Lot 104 3300 Eliz 
Lake Rd. eG 4-3240 after 5 pm 
83 8500 
(23 FT TRAVELO. “CLEAN. 
8 Keego Harbor Trailer 
Quick sale . 
|GENERAL AND SKYLINE FOR 
1956 Quality merchandise at a 
moderate price. Gepesee Sales, 
| 2101 Dixie Hwy. 
1953 22 FT. ere as Diiesater| 
new. Very clean, fully wre 
and modern, 784 Arcadia. P 
80.   . 
    LOT 
Park 
    
  
_ oft Baidwin. “PE §-5028. 
Auto Accessarice PR APIA PO 
AUTO PARTS AND ACCESS NEW 
used and rebuilt For the parts 
you need. when .you need them, 
remember: 
HOLLERBECK'S AUTO PARTS 
{| Oven 7 dave # week. B to 8B: and 9 | 
to 6 on Sun 300 Appeals Ave. re 
|   
1-9477 oF FE a-l 
ALL PARTS OF o “CHEVIE _ FE | 
2-681   
Auto Glass Service ~ 
When you need it! Have you tried 
our service? Glass — while you wait. Insurance nored. 
All work guarante Pree 1 bb 
of coffee to » customer with each 
door aes or windshield 
en rosaren Ontil 4 
B AUTO GLASS co. 
122 | Oskland ee FE 
opoUlEs AUTO PARTS 
pn Evenines " Days q Week | Star fete and generators .... $6.50 
Rebuilt springs 
parte for ‘4 et of used 
up 
986 Oakland Ave Ph _ FE 44513 4-7066 
87 50 
cars * For Sale Trucks   90 
CHEVROLET % PLAT- 
form. and lake. trdete 1 Me BSA: ime oC 2 200: re Som % TON, 
R& 13S nes 
1 TON. F 350, oP. FORD rad ‘call FE truck for rent. 
8-03.36 
‘33 FORD V-8," %-TON PICK-UP. Radio. heater good shape. $800. 
OR 31972.     i 36 GM % TON 
Brand few, dealers cost. 
MAZUREK 
MOTOR SALES Your Packard Dealer 
Saginaw at “outh Bivd. 
ee FE 46-0587 
1985 FORD, F-250. 81.500 On WEST     
_ offer, 446 Mt. Clemens 
‘33. F 6 FORD TRUCK, WITH 0, ore axel trailer with job. 
MA 4 
WANTED ~ PICKUP. 
calf. METrose 
WILL. SACRIFICE *, ton ‘52 CHEV. °ICKUP with -4 speed transmission. 
Faceotionallv clean 
rubber. Phone FF “61682 
~ TRUCKS 1950 Chev. Panel Holstein 
4-3420, 
1953 Ford 2 ton stake 
1953 Ford 3 ton dump 
1954 Ford 2 ton stake 
1955 Ford 2 ton stake 
1955 Ford 1 ton stake 
1035 Ford ‘2 ton pickup 
LARRY 
JEROME _ ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 
OL Hee be 
“FOR MORE THA YRS, __GOOD PL ACE ‘ro BUY A 
For Sale Cars 91 
1955 BUICK SPECIAL. 4 poor, 
hardtop. Dyna. R and H. Power- 
steering and brakes Officials car. 
7000 miles $2575. FE 2-7262 
100 USED CARS PRICED 
$2 
OVER WHOLESALE 
KELLER   
      CLEARANCE SALE OF 
V-8 ENGINES Ford, Chev Pontiac Dodge, 
plat Olds. — Studebaker. 
ey 
  
For Sale ile Tires : B0-A 
A SET e1-18 RO ROYALS. NEW white walls, "18.68 603 8. eaes- _naw. FE 4-0687. 
TIRES. 31.80 UP. 
also | Walls, 50 = s, 603 8. Saginaw 
  
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BRAID. “MOTOR. SALES 2-0186 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
BIRMINGHAM 
‘47 one owner used care must be 
ft 
‘No Teasonable offre KOCH Liberty 9-4585 
___ ‘Opposite the BIG 
-| Christmas 
Special   
sold before Dec No pay- 
ments till well after the holidays 
$25 OVER WHOLESALE 
turned down 
‘63 Mercury Monterey 
hardtop $2,225 
“o4 Ford. ranch wagon, 
wer steering 23s 
‘$3 Studebaker and Cruiser $ 925 
53 Pontiac, doo: 925 
iebaker, 2 door % $75 
3 Mercury Sedan $ 775 
"Sl sivsowekex Commander, 
Convert S $ 375 
let 
Carkner Motor Sales 
              
CRANKSRAPT GRINDING Ii IN THE | eee Cy! ts “ebored. Zuck Ma- 
: ne Shop. ood. Phone FE | 
For Sale_ “Motorcycles 83 
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE wor 
  your Harley vidson 
ly Davidson Sales Co, 372 poll 
Saginaw, 
D. ‘51 74 OV, 10.000 MILES 
Good condition. $450. Call MY 
22084 after 5 pm _ 
__ For r Sale e Bicycles _ 84 
IN oe FOR CHRISTMAS, TR1- 
cycle; rer) size, good cond)- 
_tion. OR 
_ Boats & a & Accessories 85 
CURISTMAS 8 SUGGESTION 
Evinrude moto 
| Wolverine ang Feathercrat boats   
  
  ; Sanne at AUCTION EVERY ; Bat. mh MY 2-152). ulerine “Accessories 
Yaway or erms : SMART AUCTION SALE. 
closed until April. sales datlv uBABRINGTOR | Bons: re as 
— osee arene in used furniture. Open Eves. and Buns, 
- a ’ ies rvie 
, For Sale Housetrailers 78 | = Pex CENT OFF ON ALL NEW + 1955 itreaptcls Comeers motors 
* A REAL» REAL BUY—MUST BE SOLD. te 
at once! jac Chief, Deluxe- OWENS MARINE “SUPPLY 
Si-ft. Housetrailer, Completely 30¢ Orchard Lake Ave. 
* eq phon dae modern. rope Phone FE 2-8020 * venience ve UMA CRAPT BOATS - fing room, 2 bedrooms, ba’ roe: eae 
 Gitetie and Kitchen. “Completely | yeaniWe SALES SERVICE | weeks CF executive. 30-1 ft. Pon- | ——___422_8._ TELEGRAPH tiac Chief Housetrailer compiete-|; WANTED: 16 FT. OUTBOARD 
ralshed: same perfect con- and motor. Exchange livestock. ae 
dition. +4242, A __Stewart, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 
“VACATION TRAILER | 
i 16% ft. Owosso. OR 3-4874, 
54 CHAMUION - 36 FT - “TRAILER 
PE 86-1371 or OR 3-7015 
~ PAY LIKE RENT 
Yes, we mean just that! We 
now have the most complete line | 
of reconditioned and late mode 
wodero trailers ever As low as — 
me 
bes Paes trailers - as low as 
TRAIL ER EXCHANGE 0 8. Telerraph FE_2-3200 
- Trailer 
| Exchange gtr and GREAT LAKES. 
5 ft. America’s 2 unchal- 
oss: leaders in their price 
tange. BEEMER, CREE and 
TIN] HOME. New trailers as iit- 
tle as ‘¢ down As long as 60 | 
| edoatry to pay at & per cent tn- 
"PARTS—STORE 
60 8. Telegra: = a FE 2-3200 
Hos e)- — Center: 
Parts-Service Open to 6 thru Sat 
_Tratler Sales Open Sunday P M. 
ita9, 2 23 FT. otto cpr ysle FUL- 
mi-modern, on lot 
— sewer. Phone   
PP OOM men es 
Ce ee ee ee 
  
water 
ts tioned. Hooked to sewer and wa- 
a “ter_can be eee Huron Traii- 
er Park. FE 2-2915. 
Av. HOUSETRAILER, 
Refri B. as, ec 
Brakes, Cash ‘or terms, Call MY 
04 after 4:30 pm *   
  ‘FT. ALL $371 31 moral. COACH, ~ 
a. camaiien, 
ley ie _ Ph. FE 5-73 
OXFORD 
Trailer Sales i Prices slashed on used 
trailers. Must cut down 
- inventory. Get a bargain 
here t 40 +6 pick 
from.     
+ a 
ay. 
    : } i = new "6 Stewarts Gen. 
wei og oe Pea trai. The 
‘ * Stewart Coach. ' ve to 
* te it. 
ae rates, low insurance. ee lg accessorie 
"Oxford ieee Sales s, 
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TOP DOLI. PDDLTAR FOR CLEAN C a Rs   
_MElrose 4-3420. 
Transportation Offered 87 
CARS TO CALIF, SEATTLE. 
Fia, La. Averill Auto Sales. 2020 
Dixie Hwy FE 2-0878 BS Your eens 
PONTIA 40 
668 8 WOODWARD, "BIRMINGHAM | CARNIVAL : - by Dick Turner 
  
  
  
    
  
  
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  For Sale Cars 91 CHRISTMAS TREAT 
THAT CAN’T BE BEAT} 
    
      
  
  
SIXES & EIGHTS 
STANDARD TRANS. 
P G AND O D 
NEW CAR GUARANTEE 
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Low Aa 
$1679 
FULL PRIGE 
NO FINANCING PROBLEMS 
AS LOW AS JUST OUR CAR 
0 MONTHS 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION 
SAVE 
As You Have Never 
Saved Before 
Don't Delay—Act Today 
HASKINS CHEVROLET 
Oakland County's Fastest 
Growing Dealer 
6751 Dixie Hwy. at M15                             We WwOje. 
VALUES | 
GUARA NTEED. 
Pivmouth Savoy 4 door. 
Chrysier @ door 
Pivmouth club sedan. 
Piymouth 4 door 
Chrysier Raneater 4 door. 
DeSoto custom 4 door. 
1950 Studebaker, overdrive . $250 
Choice 1951-1083 Pontiacs 
CLARKSTON 
MOTOR SALES 32:8 MAIN 8T. 
CLA TON 
CRRYSi = PLYMOUTH 
nee 8pm Daily Ww ‘BUY SELL aro TRADE 
; __MA 8-514! 
1954 BUICK CENTURY RIVIERA. 
2 dr 000 miles. Clean, $1725. 
PE 47043. After 6. FE 27448. 
BUICK ‘54 CENTURY HARD TOP 
2, tone. Power brakes and steer- 
| ee au extras. Wife's car. Low 
milea 
Ponies ‘$3 Catalina Hydramatic 
Radio heater. Beauti leather 
seats. Very clean. Family car. 
Drive both and make an er. 
MA 6+ 66905. 
FOR SALE. LATE isi 
Super Riviera, ¢dr Sed 
in first class shape. Ba 
_&t once. H. P, Sutton, 1 lee) 
1952 BUICK 5 SUPER HAI HARDTOP, 
& , extras. Good tires, oL 
6-2431 after 5 acl 
an. 
aie sold 
2-6432. 
  MAple 5-071 
ope Nights ‘ul 9 
1946, CLUB CPE. CLEAN. | cheap. 1 197_ 8. Johnson | 
pChEyROU ET NICE. 19000) 
7) Miechanic 
as aETeG LET DEL 
22.000 miles. Extra beers 
a 
TaSEDOGR: 
clean. FE 
"CHEVROLET «4 DOOR. RA- 
U leo 
io, heater. motor 
_ fair. $250. FE 2-6304 evenings 
West Side Used Cars 
Drive out where overhead is low 
and save the difference. Many 
mokes & models to choose from. 
West Side Used Cars 23 W. Huron FE 42185   FORD 
miles, 
afte | 1961 Buick 4 door .........., 9405 
1953 Bulek 4 door ......,..... 9196 
1953 Buick 4 door .. 
1962 Nash 2 door 
1954 Chevie Convertible 
1950 Mercury 2 door ......... $205 
1951 Chevie 2 door .......,. $305 
141 Chevie dump truck ..... $195 
1954 Pontise 2 door ......... $l295 
1950 Chrysler 2 door ......... 6248 
1954 Ford Crestline 4 door... $1295 
1950 Dodge 4 door .....7... 9308 
1954 Henry J. 2 door ...... $69 
1952 Pontiac Catalina ..... 
COMMUN ITY 
MOTORS 
  
  
“Lincoln 5-100 
‘35 NASH AMBASSADOR 6. CASH 
or trade. FE 5-467 
1955 NASH AMBASSADOR CUS- 
tom 6, fully equipped. Your pres- 
mr A considere, n trade. EM 
  SEDAN, WAS 8795, 
We're making 
  
room for 
NORTH “CHEVROLET 
Woodward at 13 Mile 
__LIncoin §-1100 | = 
98 HOLIDAY: $1295 Full power. hydra, radio, heater, 
Really, nice 
ORTH CHEVROLET ‘92 OLDS 
  “T finally found. out what happe' — you bowled a perfec 
score eel hight!” 
| 
___ For Sale Cars 91 ____ For Sale Cars 91 
PETS Bs New ie LY it. i 
na oo € FOR SALE 1950 CHEVROLET ¢ . 
door 107 N. Genesee Credit 
a cnerncee ema eater, 8 it, col 
PE seer Plan ; RAVE YOU BEEN TURNED Chevrolet Dow iM _WEEN TRYING To Oo BUY 
EMPLOYMENT NO Y CREDIT. 
1956 Demo's WE HAVE Ph GOOD. SELECTION 
: : ee . THAT you CAN BUY FOR Floor Cars, Officials Cars VERY ou Piven wp AnD 
Courtesy Cars CRTs 
2 Door 4 Doors ' : 
Sport Couper & Club Coupes No Co-Signers! 
1500 210s Bei Airs 
Immediate Delivery ! 
Deal Direct! 
No Finance Co.! _ 
Buy Here—Pay Here 
Y’ALL COME 
NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 7) 8 SAGINAW   
1953 aot eee § PASSENGER. COUN- 
an. Radio and heater, 
ree miles. Excellent condition. 
_ $1005. MI 43152, 
FORD V ICT ORIA 1951 light top, green body, R & H, 
good rubber new battery. This 
car is winterired and ready to   
  go nuces right 
68 Oakland PE 2-2351 
‘+4 FORD 2 DOOR CUSTOM LINE. 
White wails, R & H. 16,000 miles 
Pvt. owner. Cail after 630 pm. 
OR 3-474)   
‘oe va. ACTUAL 
~ 47,000. one owner Call Wooten at 13 Mile 
Lincoln 5.1100 
1953 OLDS 88. ¢DOOR. HYDRA- 
matic Perfect condition. OA 
  
au 14 SUPER 88 HOLIDAY 
top steering 
58 AD 
Juss your car down. 
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dizie Hwy. at MIS 
MAple 5-507] 
Open nites till 8 pearance 
  
      1955 PONTIAC. «DOOR CUSTOM 4 N. Main Rochester x Hivare extras. FE 
OPEN hier 10 P.M. a OLiv ei “ne 8 FROM $50.00 TO $125.00. 
aeraivn ~ _o Bashehew ha, © “eet Bast North woods Hata owners. —— 
food ers 693 ~Auburo PONTIAC ish otol a phe 
Willys Seepe baad bps S compen ws jg saree, Very snare. On 38 Very sharp. OR _3-2930. buy, sell, t i" er’s s & | 1951 PONTIAC. STATION rvice.. Jeep equipment, snow} Wagon. Hydra.. radio and heater. we, Blew — oo fay afd tires. — cond. 805 if e a Jee emm » Lk, Orion. aly on over! Open 8 om. to pm ti = “ 
"55 SanconT MO. Y HARD. Cc re top. 7.000 miles $2,395. Cartne ampany Official ial Cars _Biudebaver"h ai +3410. Birm r _ “ oLDrs 8 st, {DOOR 
‘St NASH SED. WAS $445: NOW ‘ "8 8-88, HARD TOP for fall pn reancotig only $205. DON'T WAIT TO SEE THESE | 
NORT’ = eno CA ane! 
ie [| We are o-w wee   
  For Sale Cars _ 
WHY WAIT FOR ’56 PLATES 
WE GOT ’EM 
(2) * i 2 es. = w. while they last 91 
  youth 
     on ae lane 
"47 Dodge ro deer 
"47 Pont, 4 door 
HELP US BROOM ‘EM OUT 
RIEFMENSCHNEIDER 
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 
232 S Saginaw FE 29131 | 
  
olght’ until ® . * 
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY 1%. Cece e 
AN" 
GomMc TRUCK DEALER 
$28 N. Main, Rochester OL 10761 
1935 peek ied — HYD., STA- 
seat, many extras. 
Phone Washington. hack... Bul well 1-723). 
pete PONTIAC STARCHIEF CUS- 
Catalina. 3400 mileage. MI! 
  i 
CUSTOM CATA.) “tina, salty ly equipped. 7300 miles. 
ina “PONTIAG + DOOR DELOKE. 6 cylinder, Hydra. excellent cond 
New tires, OL "L “1-T60T. 
‘31 PONTIAC $375. HYDR perfect conaiion 
is a set of seat covers 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
at 13 Mile 
5-1100 : 
“POR 1950 PONTIAC 8 2 door. heater, one owner. 
Low mileage. OR 39-1545. 
ing ip PONTIAC IN goon SHA’ Loadeo rl ta   
PE, 
2 
> 
reasonably 
after 5 p.m. 
PONTIAC iy SRI ed ‘“ DR 
bro) Rosses. ‘Om sous every 
i832 PONTIAC GREEN. Low |   
  
  
  
      r 8, or re day Sat. & Sun _Ph_ PE 2-503 | ioe FORD. ann “GOOD Fines | clean. FE 68-2561 
FORD, 1050. 2-DR. 
light, overdrive, white sidewalls 
Very sharp are finance. 60 8 
peendines _FE 2-3200 
FORD 7 D>. 80, REDUCED 
"tres $1195 for fall clearance 
NORTH * SHEVROLET 
Woodward at 1} Mile 
Lincoln $-1100 
‘th FORD CLUB. 6022. V-8 ) AND 
Lets t 
Woodward at 13 Mule 
Lincolm 58-1100 
1954 FORD 4 DOOR. CUSTOM, 
$400 worth of extras. Take over 
payments. Balance $1150. EM 
3.0029   
3) CHRYSLER CLEAN AND 4 practically mew tires. Take over 
Bite of $40 per month. FE 
5-27   
NEW YORKER 2 and auto 
MI €3410, 1953 ) CHRYSLER. 
radio, heater 
  Cark rkner Studebaker. 
  
DESOTO oe HARDTOP beautiful 
$495 full price, 
terms. 
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M15 
MAple 5&- 
Open nites till 8 
ESOTO, 1951. 4 DR. CUSTOM. 
Radio a Hester. aises_ “On condition. 
e FE Sr 
make oan own   
  
D 
    
1948 BUICK SUPER 2 DR. ORIG- 
inal black finish. Good tires. Ful- 
ly equipped Excellent ‘condition 
$1 Phone PE 2-0774, 560 E 
Montcalm 
  DRIVE A NEW CAR 10 Cs CALIF. or Seattle. Gas allowance 
PONTIAC DRIVE AWAY ‘SERVICE | 
'53', Unien St FE 4-5139 | 
GOING TO SOUTHERN MIS- I 
sour! and Northern Arkansas 
Need 3 riders Call FE $-6655 | 
Leaving the 9th of Decembe?. | 
LEAVING | FOR SOUTHEAST MIS- | 
uri on Friday the 23rd. Would 
ine Hanis to share expenses. FE           ity LEAVING FOR TE x * 8 Dec. 7. Room for 2. OL 6-04 
TRUCK GOING 
_ load either way. _ 
WANTED RIDERS TO 108 AN- geles, Calif. Dec 42. Se to 
_*hare expenses. FE 5-72 
__ Wanted | Used ( can 88 
; CALIFORNIA BUYER NORTH seaar 
E 5-6806. 
  
      ‘33 BUICK 4 DR_ “ROADMASTER 
Power brakes and steering. New 
tubeless tires FE 2-2387 
1952 CADILLAC CoUre Devt | 
Specia curtom built fully 
equipped Excellent condition ae 
Jessie St Week days between 
430 and 630\pm. 8un. until 
Ipm 
‘34 CHEV 2-DR.. ect Oms ~ FULLY 
sauipped and winterized 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
Woodward at 13 Mile 
Lincoln 5-1100 
CHEV 1954 ? DOOR SEDAN, RA- 
dio & heate® two tone paint, ex- 
tra clean inside and out, only 
$995 full price. Just your car 
down: Fasy GMAC (t€rms. 
Haskins Chev. wy. 
“PE 2087 aor PE 4806. 7$1 Dixie Hwy et MIS 
WANTED — = GONRED | on ose , Oe ues cule om ney make any model. Top Gl aM sss 90 CHEVY. mn & H POWER 
BAGL EY AUTO PARTS | 
FE 80218 170 BAGLEY 8T | [WE PAY TOP PO!LAR FOR 
sharp late mode: cars. 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL 10 P.M. 
__ OLive 2-931! 
OUT OF STATE BU-ERS WILL 
buy clean cars from ‘49 5 (55. 
Too $ paid Lucky Aut Sales, 
_193_8. Saginaw St. FE 4-1006 
“THE HIGH DOLLAR For high grade used cars. We 
need them Drive the extra miles 
ss pay vou well. 4540 Dixie 
iw 
it. J. NANWELT 
UP TO a a & “CHEAP cars 2-2666 days or eves. 
pee UL, aS REST - THEN GET 
“BILL SPENCE 
USED CARS . 
62 Oakiang Ave FE 4-7333 
See M&M Motor Sales For = egy a — ‘ate model cars. 
2627 Dixte en 3-1603 
SCRAP 
ouvies Cail PE 4 PE 4-0562 
b ares tad 4ND JUNKI JUNKED 
cars. FR 8   
  
  
  
  
fron, 
|“ Bronom? CARS 22 Auburn 
TO MAKE BUSINESS | 
RBRISKER, use Classified 
Ads! To sell things, coal}. 
to kittens, wat Fe 28181.   
            Mercury '52 Sport Coupe . 605 
Mercury "53 Pesoe ace Natale Sac 1S 
Mercury ‘53 Wagon ........ $134 HH 
Mercury "54 Pha alley Coupe $1605 
Mercury ‘54 agon .. $1846 
Buick "54 Super Riviera .... $1895 
Lincoin '54 = ech ke 
Lincoln "55 Coupe $3005 
Mercury ‘56 iystln Coupe $2605 Glide, Good condition. FE 5-0040. 
after 
53 CHEVROLET 210, 2 DR. Pow- er glide. Beautiful iariese blue 
rR & and we 9925. 210 
Pioneer FE 4-14 
Spee 1005: POWER ‘31 CHEV. CONV. #1 
glide, 
er alic 
bronze color. All leather taterier. 
Beautiful 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
Woodward at 13 Mile 
Lincoin 5 5-1100 
“41_CHEVY foure $35. GOOD 
__tubber “FE 2-087 
‘32 CHEVROLET, 4 DR. RADIO, 
heater spot light, other acces- 
sortes Good condition. -PE 5-6002 
1952 CHEVIE GOOD CONDITION 
1948 Oldsmobile. MY 2-6952. 28 
    
  
_N. Hemmingway St. Lake Orion | 
FIRST IN USED CAR VALUE 
With the Most 
  
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY AND 
NENTAL DEALER 
850 S. WOODWARD 
MI 6.2200 
i987-CHEVRO ratio, heater, aT) ? CHEVROL “ET A-l SHAPE. FE | | # DODGE (DR Ra&H. 4 TIRES ‘31 DODGE CONV. $495 YoU must see the manager to get this   for ms price 
NORTH cu RCe Lae 
Woodward at 13 Mil 
L Inc olin $-1100—   | | like new Cheap May be seen at 
19 8. Paddock $1 Pontiac 
‘$2 DODGE 2 DR. $444. WAS $605, 
reduced for .all clearance 
N H 
Lincotn 5-1100 _ 
‘$9 DODOE, V-8 SE ROOR- RADIO. | heater, automatic Mrans. A real 
sharp car for $® 
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES 
pees at Clarkston Rd- 
R — ME 
een BEY. 28 eee DODGE ROYAL V#@ 4 DR. R & 
H power flight trans Tinted 
Jass and extras. A-] condition, 
iy owner. $1675. MA 5-762). 
1985 FORD CONVERTABLE, 
sharp. $1,800. FE 41036 
isso FORD 2 DR. CUSTOM. IN 
condition. One owner. MI good 
6-2652 
‘49 FORD. 2 DOOR RADIO. HEAT- 
er and extras. Cail EM_3-2952 
1934 FORD & WINDOW COUPE 
Has ‘4 race engine, dual car- 
buration. high compression heads 
and cam 15 inch wheels and 
tires, £225. Ca nbe seen at 50 
creer St. In rear. Call FE 2-0647 
~ 1956 
Mercurys   
  
        NEW CARS SHOW ROOM CARS 
FLOOR CARS STORAGE CARS 
NO = LOW MILES 
SOME MILES 
MOST. MODELS 
AS LOW AS 
$2,078.71           
  am afier 
wt 2. kes, Bt 
  DRIVE HOME PRICE INCLUDES TAX, PLATES. HEATER. SIGNALS AND OTHER EQUI 
YOUR PREESNT CAR DOWN OR AS LOW AS $287 DOWN 
ON THE SPOT CREDIT UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY 
Bob Frost 
INC. Continental 
Lincoln-Mercury 
' Dealer 
850 S. Woodward Ave, 
Midwest 6-2200 
Birmifigham, Mich.   heater ..........0: 
\ LINCOLN-MERCURY IF YOU WANT A REAL DEAL ON 
    
  _S& 1956 Ford, call FE 40718 
‘$4 LHC. PICKUP $708 $i Rambler $295 
‘$2 Chevrolet 4 door $575 
50 Nash nee clean pies 
‘1 Willys pan : | 
JACOBSON’S HUDSON CORNER OF PIKE (ND CASS 
FORD. 1962 HARDTOP. EXCEL- 
_lent condition. FE 58979. 
~ FORD COUNTRY 6 
Wagon. 27 Mechanic SEDAN 
    
  i ditt $3011 
*#@. GOOD COND. $150 MAple 5-4292. 
FORD 1954 CUSTOM LINE aTA- w. jon . & passenger. 
__mileage. EM }-3229. 
31 FORD  CUSTOMLINE © ve. RA- 
dio and heater. Good condition. 
$395. OA _ #3011 
“40 FORD, | oop CONDITION, reasonable. 3085 St. Clair _Dr 
$2 FORD V-8, 2 DOOR oO rN 
perment with good credit. $3812) 
PARE, ORTON MOTOR pat ES 
_. MY 22 FORD 1953. 2 TONE BLUE Sharp' OR 43-7457. 21308 Denby 
Drayton _Woods., _after 6 
50 HUDSON: | $125. ALL , WINTER. 
ized and ready for cold weather. Why aah buses 
ORTH CH. iVROLET 
  wosmware a: 13 Mile 
____Ulncoin_5-1100 
‘$2 HU N 2 DR. WAS $505; 
only $205, LET 
Woodward at 13 Mile 
« Lincoln 5-1100 00 
JEEP METAL TOP. | GOOD | CON- 
aition: $250. New 3-ton power 
} $78. MA 42327 
"sl IN GOOD CONDI- 
tion by owner. 561 Auburn be- 
_fore 6 p ™ 
After Xmas 
Prices Now 
We Can't Wait! now for fall clearance 
NORTH CHEVRO 
  
1952 Mercury 4 dr. Sedan, | 
radio & heater.....$595 
1953 Ford Custom 2 dr., 
8 cyl., radio & heater $695 
1951 Mercury 4 dr., Mere- 
O-Matic, radio & heater 
.» $425 
1954 Ford Custom 4 dr., 
radio & heater.... .$1025, 
1953 Olds 88, radio & heat- 
er, sharp .........$1095 
1951 Chev. 2 dr., radio & heater cheeses 
1952 Dodge Conv. . yellow 
and black top, radio and oon wee wwe 
o 
CENTRAL ‘R&H, SPOT- ; ‘sl done pare 200, 9450. 
46647 
a ie eMoure STATION WAG- 
dio and heater. Low mile     MY -2-3611 
PL YMOUTH. SEDAN. “ONLY 
395. was $405 Wee making 
| reom for the 56°: 
_ NORTH CHEVROLET 
ard ae Mile Wood: Lincoin 
‘4 «PLYMOUTH. ee eoEnRE 
sedan in every 4 dr. 
$380 on wn Del's Serv- respect 
ws 396) or Lake Rd 
UTH PLYMO' DOOR. Condition. rE 21180. 42 Green St 
~ Guaranteed — Sharp Used Cars All Makes and Models 
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES 
FE ¢7311   
  
    
  | 254 8. Saginaw St 
‘33 PACKARD 2 DOOR A 
matic trans radio and heater, 
"82 Chev sedan, radio and fieater= 
$495,> trade. 
"Sl Packard door, automatic 
fo and heater. - $298. 
‘si Ford 2 door, Automatic trans. 
Radio and neater. New paint. 
so Ford 2 ey Radio and heater, 
$205 
MAZUREK 
MOTOR SALES Your Packard Dealer 
        Saginaw at S uth Bivd. 
_ FE ¢O8T 
sl PONTIAC) HYDRAMATIC 8.) 
$85 OA 8-33 
1956 pels ora urer cus- 
| tom Catalina _FE 
19-45, PONTIAC CaCI STAR- 
chief $2,000 FE 4-106 
1948 PONTIAC 8 4 DOOR. BLUE | 
Perfect condition White sice- 
walls, winterized. R & H. $275. | Can be seen at 40 Forrest St 
OVERLOADED $2 Olds 88. Everything on $597 
"80 Chevys, Fords, Plymouth & oth- 
ers. $105 
Plenty late models and transporta- 
tien. $35 and un. 
Economy Cars 
isat PONTIAC COUPE 
_tery, good tires, $50. 
OLIVER. 
BUICK Weekefd 
Cleanup 
Special 
Tt is Male sgervd fa Oryes 
BUICK 22 Auburn 
Pa KEW BA “BAT- 
  
        sold by then we turn it over 
to an auction. However, we 
always have our customers 
in mind, so here is your 
chance to seve |,  be- 
cause this car HAS to 
MOVE. 5 : 
1951 Chevrolet Club Coupe all 
bhi teagaecen td value, it goes 
to the — D Tecsdey alft- 
e 
Hurry To 
OLIVER 
BUICK 
      \ Cass.at W. Pike St, 
FE 43885 > é 
    210 Orchard Lake Ave, 
: ¢ =o E 29101 . 
  ae ops _ atest Sand vin: mileage. Hydramatic. FE 2-3940 r BO 
OLDsMOBILE jee + Ba oo “ fon cee CHIEF’ DEL. paint. Clean. 910 Joslyn. tires. $1,300. O a O18 - mate 1808. get rte 
ac Ww ‘vory top ydra 1053 NTIAC 2 ‘0 
radio, heater, White wall tires, Seoenies i eon TORE 
ful NORTH CHEVROLET sae O18 _Piest | PONTIAC. ae “4 DR. PULDLY Woodward at Mile 
Line a ition. $1,000. PE 4450s or Pa 148 OLDS GOOD BUY, M ae { _Reeds so1 $75, FE 5-1754. PONTIAC CATALINA ALL E™=DAN. $1308: > er access., Sisee. PE 6-8646 hydra, rie heater, 2-tone blue, a es ower = 1955 NTIAC 4 DR. we USTOM 
Woodward at 13 Mile _OR “ae ane ate aaee ____ Lincoln _5-1100 1952 PK a3 FOWSIAC DELUXE. 4 DOOR | 8) PACKARD CLIPPER. $1,000 45000 s. Tires with MI 4-667 7 mes, Sun visor   
  
reac than 10,000 
Radio and heater MA iad 
aor ssae . DOOR, RADIO 
terms 65 Ssammk Stree cree: e700 IF YOU NEED CHRISTMAS 
_ CASH — 
Harold T 
"34 Ford 2 dr...... $944 
54 Pont. Star C. $1299 
55 Dodge H'dtop $1744 
55 Ford Conv....$1799 
’52 Pont. 8 2 dr... .$599 
'54 Chev. 2 dr..... $944 
$399 
’$2 Ford Cl. Sedan $799 
"51 Nash St. Wgn. $399 
53 Chev. Conv. ...$799 
54 Plymouth 4 dr. $899 
51 Ford Conv.....$399 '52 Dodge Cpe. .. And/Or es New Or Used Car Or -Truck See 
urner Ford 
-'51 Plymouth 2 dr. $299 
'35 Ford 2 dr.... .$1199 4 
'54 Ford C. Sedan $1299 
'53 Merc. Hardtop $999 
"52 Chev. 2 dr.....$599 
"51 Ford 2 dr......$299 
55 Ford Hardtop $1899 
’S3 Ford R. Wgn.. .$899 
’53 Ford Hardtop. .$999 
'52 Plymouth 2 dr. $499 
51 Chev. 2 dr.....$299 
"52 Pont. Conv.....$699 
’50 Ford Sta. Wgn. $399 54 Buick Century $1699 
"52 Merc. 2 dr.....$644  '52 Olds 88 2 dr... .$744 
‘53 Ford 2 dr......$699 53 Plymouth 2 dr. $599 
’54 Olds 88 4 dr...$1599 '54 Mere. 2 dr... .$1199 
| '53 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $899 53 Buick H’rdtop $1099 
53 Chev. 2 dr.....$699 '52 Ford 2 dr......$599 
~No Down Payment! 
"52 Plymouth 2 dr. 
"51 Nash Station Wen. 
"51 Ford Convertible 
52 Chevrolet 2 dr. 52 Chevrolet 2 dr. 
'52 Dodge 4 dr. 
‘30 Ford Station Wgn. 
"51 Pontiac 4 dr. 
MANY, MANY MORE 
SERVICE SPECIALS 
_ Minor Engine Tuneup 
Up to 1953 Models. .Only $4.95 
1954 Models & Up. .Only $6.45 PLUS PARTS 
BE SURE TO START THIS WI NTER 
Harold Turner Ford 464 S. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM 
3715. N. WOODWARD,ROYAL OAK 
MIdwest 4.7500 
Liberty 9-4000 JOrdan 46266 
Liberty 9-4001 
Low, Low Bank Rates—Immediate Delivery 
A Phone Call Starts a Courtesy Car 
to Your Home and Return 
  
    1980 PONTIAC § atavien Wi WAGON. | tense” 4 door $273. Call FE 
‘33 PONTIAC 670 2 DOOR. TE DE. luxe, hydra and other extras | 
Very ¢ clean. $1775 FE 5-6207 
‘3S PONTIAC, « DR_ | ; STARCHIEF.   
in PONTIAC COUPE. FINE 
condition, _ Best offer tones! FE $-3412. 
"32 PONTIAC CATALINA 8808 
  What a 
t 
potl tires. Excellent condition 
332 8. Marshall 
aeOne AC 4 DR. ¢1005 7 black, white wall tires. Don't bu: = 
e. until you see thi: 
‘ORTH     
Incotn 5-11 | 
"haw tor al ciearanss cae Orn ww for only, a! 
NORTH . HE’ Let 
Woodward at 13 Mile 
§-1100 
‘ PONTIAC Bee EXCEL- 
lent “lent condition. 73, } 
‘th sTUDI Fo Ta pa v4   
$375. $1 
pet month. for buses, autiful car 
NO OLET 
Woodward at 13 Mile 
Lincoin 51100 STUDEBAKER "FL «@ GOOD 
condition very clean Inte +r 
cheap. OR 3-4837 . 
STUDEBAKER 1935, -DR. SEDAN 
White sidewalls Chrome wheel 
flises. Hill holders. Overdrive 
449 actual miles Private owner 
539 Call before 2pm, 
‘a2 WILLYS 2 DR HEAR THIS 
was $505 mow for fall clearance 
only $395; no money down 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
Woodward at 1d Mile 
Lincoln 35-1100 
$10 DOWN 1970 FORD   
Ao passenger coe Just recendi- 
tioned New paint. heater arid 
good tires 
$395 ; | 
1949 FORD 8 2 dr. nice motor, good tires 
radio, heater and new mareon | 
finish. . a ; i 
$395 7 | 
1951 MERCURY 4 dr. Radio, heater and Mere-O- 
Matic. Ready: to go. 
$475 
1949- CHEVROLET - | 2dr. Radio and heater and 2? tone 
jens and red finish. Nice car 
$345 
1953 HENRY J Like new sot tiren Sad and too. 
cuaranteed also 
. it's original 
beater. , It's 
« 
Remember Any and all of the cars in this 
yee can be bought for only. $10 
own. 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves 211s . Saginaw St. 
FE 4-4546   “GRO UCHO" 
Says---- 
"EVEN SCROOGE WOULD 
with On BE HAPPY 
e of These 
Holiday SPECIALS” 
1955 Chrysler Windsor 
Dix., Nashua Hardtop, 
red & white, full pow- 
er, 7,000 mile car .... 1955 Chevrolet Convert- 
ible, radio & heater, P. 
Strg. & brakes, white- 
walls, beautiful, $1995 
Sah ddan den soo Kets 
195° Pivmouth V-& ra- 1934 Ford 2.dr. Sedan, 
din & heater, Aloe Custom, dark blue, ra- 
trans. 4 to choose dio & heater, excellent 
from, 4 ‘doors, hard- condition, We will part 
tops, club coupes, with it for only $1095 
some with power ac- 
ces. From ....$1695 1934 Plymouth 4 door, 
1954 Plymouth 4 door . dio & heater, 4 to Suburban, radio and. choose from, as low as 
heater, 2 to choose ee eee ee aoe « .$99§ 
from, perfect for coun-, 
1932 Ford Custom 8 4 
dr., low mileage, beau- 
thru- tiful condition try living ...... $1195 1953 Plypouth Hard ans = : top, radi r 1934 DeSoto 4 door Se- OP. adio & heater, whitewalls. 3to choose dan, radio & heater, from $895 
power access., hke up 
new, for only...$1595 
1951 Ford 2 door Sedan, 
heater only, 13,000 ac- 
tual miles, for a low 
price of ...4.....$395 OUt acess seca Set) 
1953 DeSoto Hardtop, 
radio & heater, white- 
walls, red & white. a 
- beautiful car .. 
SCHUTZ Motors DeSoto-Ply 
=O $1295: 
‘til 1952. Plymouth Cam- 
bridge 4 door, radio & 
heater, whitewaHs, has 
been a family car, $395 
mouth Dealer 
912S. Woodward, Birmingham 
Midwest 4-781] 
PEN — 
  
     
  
: 733 pas 
mcm, 
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  i For ALL THE FAMILY! e 
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Lite Begins at Five. — ‘for Royalty and Artists 
By EARL WILSON | 
“Confusion is one woman plus one left ..turn; ex- 
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‘women plus one bargain; chaos is four women plus one 
luncheon check.” 
  City. 
xk «* ** *x NEW YORK-—“Life begins at 5!” remarked Betsy von Furs- 
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“A wonderful title for a book!” I (paid. “You should write it 
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  I'd come over to this plush duplex apartment near the East 
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« * LJ * 
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BUDGET TERMS! 
  
HARRINGTON 
BOAT WORKS 1899 S$. Telegraph FE. 2-8033 
  ee 
  
- Call . 
Delphine Finn Micheels Elkin Trevel Bureau Midwest 4.9178 
MN, Munter Bird. BIRMINGHAM use 
a = J: 
Sheen. He came to the studio, 
asked Crothers how long he was 
to talk, and was told 1344 minutes. 
He borrowed a wristwatch from|? 
Crothers, placed it before him, 
‘and figures extemporaneously, en- 
tering his peroration just 40 sec-   
    
  
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TONIGHT’S TV PROGRAMS 1: 
6:00—(2) Gene Autry. (7) The Ex-\2 
plorers. 
6:15—(4) Candid Camera. 
¢:30—(2) Saturday Lucy Show. (4) 
It’s a Great Life. (7) Realm of 
the Wild. 
7:08<-(2) Big Town. (4) Soldier of 
Fortune. (7) Douglas Fairbanks 
presents. (9) Temple Baptist| 
Church. 
7:30—(2) Beat the Clock. (4) The),   (9) Ranch. 
$:00-—(2) 
Como Show. (7) Jumbo 
(9) Inner Sanctum.   ‘onds before his time was up and 
completing his message exactly 
1344 minutes after he ma aS 
    
  
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About Penniless Wife            
        
      
      
     
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harmony funds because she was, 
of all ber money while visit-! 
mother on the Isle of Jer- 
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United States. 
Society took 
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  *}10:30—(2) Cartoon for Kids, 
: 11:30) Sunday Open House. 8:30—(2) The Honeymooners. 9) 
Mr. Fixit. | 
|$:45—(9) T. B. A. | 
|9:00-(2). Two for the Money. (4) ¢; 
People are Funny. (7) Lawrence! 
Welk Show. (9) On Camera.’ 
9:30—(2) It’s Always Jan. (4) Star 
Theater. (9) Hockey. 
10:00—(2) Gunsmoke. (4) George 
Gobel Show. (7) Ozark Jubilee. 
1¢:30—(2) Man Behind the Badge. 
(4) Your Hit Parade. (7) The 
Crash. 
11:00—(2) News Final. (4) 1th 
Hour News. (7) Hollywood Pre- 
miere. (9) National News. 
11:10—(9) Movie Date. 
11:15—(2) Miss Fair Weather. (4) 
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11;20—-(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 
14:26—(2) , Nightwatch Theater. Ts 
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:jtereo—«2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) U. of 
M. Hour. (7) Christian Science. 
-{10:15—17) Featurette. 
1@:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
(7) 
Action Theater. (9) Holiday with 
Stars. 
10:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. 
11:00—(2) Porky Pig—Daffy Duck. 
(4) Adventure Ho. (9) Fey Wil- 
ling. 
SUNDAY AFTERNOON mous 
3:30—(4) 
Rascals. 
4:00—(4) Wide, Wide, 
The Crash. (9) Million Dollar 45—(2) Pro-Press Box. 
:00—(2) Pro Football. 
2:30--(T) Broadway Star Theater. 
(9) Meet Mr. Callahan. 
$:00—(7) Jumbo Theater (9) Fa- 
Theater. 
Zoo Parade. 
Movie. 
25—(2) Scoreboard. 
Big Surprise. (7) Paris Precinct. | ¢: 39.2) Judge Roy Bean. @ 
Star and Story. Show. (4) Perry} ae Omnibus. (7) Super Cir- 
Theater. , 
5: m6 Captain Gallant. (7) Sup- 
er Circus. (9) Hopalong Cassidy. 
SUNDAY’S TV PROGRAMS 
(4) Meet the #:35—(2) Girl Talk. 
(9) | %:0@—(2) Robert Q. 00—(2) Omnibus. 
Press. (7) Frontier Justice. 
Gilead Baptist Church. 
the LAW. 
1:00—(2) Cross Current. (4) Badge 
714. (7) You Asked for It. (9) 
The Visitor. 
30—(2) Jack Benny. 
Spread. Maurice Chevalier. (7) 
Famous Film Festival. (9) Dial 
9 Theater. 
@0—(2) Ed Sullivan Show. 
@—(2) GE Theater. 
Academy 
|@:30—(2) Alfred Hitchock. (7) 
10:30—(2) What's My Line. it 
ConBtontis File. (7) Jumbo 
11:00—(2), Sunday News Finals. 
(4) Sunday News Finals. (7) 
Hollywood Premiere. (9) Crown 
Theater.« 
11:15—(2) Miss Fair Weather. (4) | 
Movie for the Day. 
11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 
11:30—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
MONDAY MORNING 
6:50—(4) Todays’ Farm Report. 
6:55—(2) Meditations. 
7:00-—(4) 
Show. 
7:55—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. Today. (2) World. (7) 
(9) Meet) 
(4) Color 
(4) Tele- 
Morning MONDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- George (Studying dancing.” Furstenburg who now 
has not only a _ 7- 
months-old baby but a 
part in a hit show — 
and as happens so often 
lately, I'd become in- 
trigued with the inter-. 
viewee's mother. 
“At 5,” said the 
Countess, “Betsy, who 
was born in Germany 
in a castle with more 
than 100 rooms, was 
“At 7,” spoke up the 
new little mother, who ~ 
was wearing pants, “I 
came here the first 
time, and was in the 
Ballet Theater for a 
few. months.” 
“Not even ai few 
months,” rejoined the 
Countess. “Only five 
nights, darling.” 
| “Anyway, I started at 
the top and went slowly down,” BETSY AND THE BABY 
Countess said. “I was speechless.” 
Garden,” her 5th Broadway show. 
“I'd like to do a movie before I’m too ancient.” 
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“ANCIENT!” protested her mother. 
“It’s funny,” said Betsy, 
            
  |. messee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock 
Comics. 
| 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 
| 12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
(7) Little org Search for Tamar | 
4) Feather: Your Nest. (7) Beu- 
eS (9) Fur and Feather. 
12:45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Au- 
brey and Gus. 
1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color- 
land. (7) Lunchtime Drama. (9) 
Myrtle. Labbitt Show. 
1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. 
|1:30—(2) Amy Vanderbilt. (4) Jean 
McBride. (9) News, Shoppers 
Show. 
1:335—(2), Ladies Day. 
1:45—(4) Beauty is My By Line.   Lewis. (4) 
| Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on 
6:30—(2) You Are There. (4) Head-' Seven. 
+ line. (7) Jungle Jim. 2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. 
2:55—(4) Shopper's Weather. 
3:00-—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC 
Matinee Theater. (7) Heartthrob 
Theater. 
3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. 
3:55—(9) News. . 
4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date 
With Life. (7) Cantain Flint. (9) 
Justice Colt, 
4:15—(2) Secret Storm. 
Love 
4:20—(7) Rickey the Clown. 
4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) 
World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie 
Rascals. (4) First 
(7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 
6:380—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. 
Ceylon and Poland Sign 
Bilateral Trade Pact 
COLOMBO, Ceylon @# — Ceylon 
    ‘agreement, an official announce- 
ment said today. 
Among the items listed for bi- 
and coconut oil, rubber and fiber 
from Ceylon, and sugar, cement, 
iron and steel goods, coal and tex- 
  and Poland have signed a trade. 
lateral trade were tea, cocunuts! fj value.” . a 
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‘WEEKEND WINDUP ... 
“DON’T PRINT THAT!”: The “technical advisor” on a movie. 
“knowledge” . 
gone on the Defense Dept.’s hush-hush list. ’ 
It's Sophia Leren’s answer te Roman wolves who ask 
alone at night?” ... Harry Wismer announced his 550th 
football game last week. 
Lu Ann Simms busted records in Buffalo. 
Jay C. Flippen, who went to H’wood “for a weekend” 
just finished his 43d film role. 
It cost $14,000 to move the musical, “Plain and Fancy,” 
Just 660 feet from the Winter Garden to the Mark Hellinger 
theater ... Singer Nancy Andrews dates shoe magnate 
Ron Ascher at Johnny Johnston’s Charcoal Room ... A 
bandleader’s bouncing a $1,500 check given him by his 
ace drummer. 
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who’s now playing a brat with arson tendencies in “The Chalk 
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