. . - a... ae r of r eee” ae ee ee a yo 7 ‘ j , / ? - rr . ‘ : " : ut igang ¥ “tix THE PONTIAC PRESS = & © Thousands See Santa Arrive in Yule Parade Goodfellows Sell|| ixe’s Backers— Big 3 to Accept ~ Biggest Man in the Big Parade, St. Nicholas Gay Procession 9,870 Strong— ener OSES os MMe a fea Pontiac Press | Swamp Phones | Soviet Proposal | =" 7" ae bos eos. > {Opens Holiday _—— ie oh Season in City TOLEDO, Ohio @ — After a Many of. Floats Stress ” frantic seven-hour deluge of tele- ' for Yule Funds |2"s.“ec2=™==|for Conference last night and sent home @# ex- Will Furnish — Baskets, | poenGyine te secs ae wie, “a] Churchill Seeks Talk, Loe Clothes and Toys for |overwbeiming response to s| Eisenhower Is Skeptical hee at Religious Theme of the Deserving Families made ci teeta eee chattel. but Will Accede Christmas Story Goodfellows are stationed | “”* ™*¢: TUCKER'S TOWN, Ber- By PATRICIA A. WOOD Pontiac watched its 1953 Christmas Parade today. Some 20,000 men, women, boys and girls jammed Sag- inaw street from end to end on main Pontiac street wintdd tthe oman eas muda (AP)—Prime Min- ip abe corners today and you'll be} “since Sen, not jister Churchill, President aha” a good fellow, too, if you buy} *%* these who agree uy, |Eisenhower and French a paper from one of them. | make that request.” Premier Laniel have indi- The Pontiac Metropolitan! ‘the otter came in response to| cated agreement that the “4 wey s : Club, composed of police- men, firemen and post of- fice employes, sponsors the annual drive. Proceeds are used to provide Christmas the suggestion Sen. McCarthy made Thursday that citizens criti- cal of some phases of the adminis- tration’s foreign policy should Western Powers must ac- cept any opportunity for sincere talks with the So- viet Union on great issues, authoritative sources said for an hour or more to see the two-mile Christmas caravan sponsored by Pon- tiac Retail Merchants Assn. Pontiac threw everything baskets here, and support | signed to the following letter: | today. it had _ this year’s pa- other charitable activities! pear mr. President: We Outlining positions taken rade—and this year’s pa- during the year. ported you before and we do |by the Western Big Three mes =| rade had everything. Other Goodfellow ca m-| ow. We still like tke.” at their initial Bermuda There were bands, giant paigns are in progress to-| In keeping with its independent| session last night, informed clowns” .and day at Rochester, Leonard, | Pomuol, '™, Poles ine taare ot | diplomats : said differences j men, and a score and Highland. sages approving Sen. McCarthy’s| Principally involved ques- of floats which t Rochester Metropolitan Club uses | stand. ; tions of emphasis. scenes of the side proceeds to sponsor & Christmas 0 de ES. Churchill reportedly told his col- of life-size party for needy children, complete | iecarthy for a total of 10,194; ~|'e8sues the West should seek every pageantry. with food, presents and Santa —___—. opportunity to open up more con- And when the last of these floats Claus. tacts with the new rulers of Russia afr fie RA Aion Torti frenen =m-| TALEQTAMS BACK |* 7 = _ MM oe corsises tinged done fae sor the Leonard sale and use con- Eisenhower was understood to ~~ ibe, inaw street; and parade watchers tributions to hold a Christmas mave desesied Co baste Aunew)- : ‘ : turned to one another and smiled, rary and ay tnd testes | MICCarthy 2 | Kre veel prenchip-~ligh os a ; Saati Seend Uhate | Pontiac Police Department col- distribution during the holidays. 0 sve deaths Mae one cae : . “ON, DUNDER! ON, BLIXEN!”—Jolly old Santa Claus and his| f)* or guard opened the parade, fol- The Highland Fire Department . of Communist world conquest re- Traffic Misha ‘ | reindeer were heralded by the shouts of excited youngsters as he ig OW e S Se nani Ok ee oe is sponsoring the sale there. The Nearly 3,000 Favoring main unchanged under Premier and Comet, Cupid, Dunder and Blixen rolled up Saginaw Street in Reserve funds will purchase Christmas bas-| Crackdown on Trading| “rs! Malenkov. ‘ ‘ today’s Christmas ‘Furade. Seata and the Sur antiows stats), , , Padgrnmen Ree, Ba Ba kets and clothes distributed through With Red Chi In the spirit of basic agreement stopped at West Huron and Wayne streets later, where children rees in oun land,” out on the chill thet the year. ina J that the interests of world peace alm ives could meet, see and touch the reindeer, (Other Pictures, Page 2) fund ep eieiae camthel A tew “clown heads” and Pontiac Man Is Among| Adequate Safety First Rain Forecast. Sunday Ratatat weiciing comin 3 Pedestrian Victims; 3 | After High Winds Bring) peared. Horsemen of Oakland wr | Die-on Expressway More Defense at Less Cost} cooler Weather Canty Sis Deere! poe Wisconsin “4 , of the Pontiac Press are on sale Seven in K Pontiac's “big blow” subsided to| of youngsters pulling giant balloon here and in-other scctions of this | 'icen's stand. + BB are nae een cidente Says yes a zephyr today after downing trees | ‘eters spelling qut “Hello. eres. Rowstowe Beutins stations | Sey ‘mid Gat aot lon. retary of Sate Dulles, Weteh Por |S ne thney S mater spam The d Breet and litering backends with toigs/ WANS Sats Sk Sensit band Include Huren at French : marched by, with » agree > age the count showed 2,982 were favor. | Forsues Sanat - Bidwult | | Taree women were killed on the While - (ng, Shanta gp paebeanraeydmang No major tatoos to (Gee, mem, 1 Bet — — McCarthy's demand Lodge Expressway Detroit, Roger M. Kyes says Defense Department damage reported. a to Other main locations Include | crackdown on, Allie’ trading. with ee ak Le au ciscsae mall hoary Goaab GUN e F0d TD 00 roviee oot ention Oakland County Road Commis-| them”) st te heels. sud See acces ut aewe, Tals |to bie pein nn | sag comstine Ser Rater none, their car and crashed it into 8) with a completely adequate defense system.” sion reported that ‘several trees| "Detroit Edison Co.'s calliope fol graph at Orchard Lake, Tele-| Snyder said the White House had| “™0"S Which future policies to Kyes told the Detroit Adcraft Club last night that | Sep “utr, te, winds peckin®| lowed and Waterford, Lake Orion graph at Elizabeth Lake, Auburn| received approximately 1,500| "ard Bed Chins, te Korean | The vietims, two of them De- | -inions of dollars are being saved by trimming “off fat| ‘The bigh winds ushered cosier| 02, voMdale Migh School bands at East Boulevard and Woodward | jetters, but there had been no tally| PORce situation and recent Red troit school teachers, are Mrs. weather into the Pontine erea.| Ett, © ‘elt own mappy at South Boulevard. wee en. Gham hints at peace possibilities in | Dorothy Mills, 43; Mrs, Sarah whenever it hampers the strength of our military) 5 weather and rain are) Ys Seyén thousand papers were sold| McCarthy bad complained yes-| Méechine ‘stand out. Ruth Cutler, 44, and Mrs. Edith muscle.” And, at the same. time, he said combat capa-|torecast by the U.S. Weather Bu-| 4.4 1arte tank, truck and jeep trom bere last year for about $5,000. | terday, on the basis of an earlier) The draft of the reply to Rus-| Meyers, 43. bilities of the armed forces are being improved. reau for Sunday. eee ee Some 128 Christmas baskets | White House count, that someone |sia's Thanksgiving Day bid for «| Police held James Mount, 2%, Kyes, former general .aanager seg Infantry Division, were purchased with’ the pro- |" the staff there was making a/conference at Berlin was under-| of Detroit, ag the admitted driver] 6. Guc Truck & Died added atmosphere. which also supported other short count through what he called | stood to agree to the idea of a/ of the hit-run car, and Jack Bur- Coach Regge i age mer oem, an honest but grievous mistake. . | meeting. The question of whether | tensha ’, 29, of Detroit, as the car| Sion here, disclosed in his address crowd as the first of 21 re- prediste tant he anedy, the reply should specify an exact at a testimonial dinner in Detroit ligious floats, built by Pontiac's But igter, after the White House owner an Other communities have sched-| reported receipt of more telegrams | ate for the get-together was re- churches organizations, the : Heretofore the Defense Depart- ship will have sales Dec. 12, while | figures, We'll check our figures|Community (EDC) is an aggres-| trians were killed late Friday night Christmas story passing before West Bloomfield and White Lake and forth and I think they'll | sive move by the West. The EDC in separate accidents. pre sr pe ih anger Bie darsmag: A. them. in life-like pageantry—the Townships have scheduled y jibe.” scheme calls for the formation of| Jacob Prehiik, 52, of Aaron Town- | Speed bomber. Kyes prophecy of Christ's coming, the tor 19. McCarthy called for letters and|@ sixnation European army, in-| ship, was killed instantly when he| isclosed it was speedier than the Annunciation to Mary, the scene telegrams to the President Thurs-|Cluding German troops. The draft| ran into the path of a car driven eee oe payers ed when the Christ Child’s mortal Gen. Hoyt Vandenbe day after repeating his contention | #lso emphasizes that the aim of! by Robert Key, 36, Detroit, on) Pioeiue being made in getting parents were turned away at the n. Hoyt Vanden TQ /\ tat U. S. ald should be stopped| the West is to discuss the unifica-| M97 pe 5 Menem, Recng beans fon. thee mnemebe siune. Reported Seriously ill / |to any free world nations which| tion of Germany and an Austrian) Christ Landgos, 60, Clinton Town- 2 ee adil Pontiac Junior High School Band ‘| trade with Communist China, He /| independence treaty ; ship, was killed when he appar- ' production marched by. The floats came on, WASHINGTON @®—Gen. Hoyt S./ said Americans who share this i ently walked into the side of a| WOuld be delivered late next year. aay Yule a Vandenberg, who will be 5 in| view should tell it to Eisenhower.| Record Whale Catch car on Gratiot Avenie, driven by| ach engine develops more Present ~- January, te on the i” Willie Baker, 25, Detroit than 10,000 pounds of thrust, meee 2 nar velar ary tarsi list at Walter Reed Army Hospital.| _ Late yesterday, Asst. Presiden. | TOKYO W—A Japanese whaling compared wilh 6.500 pounde do. caomted eutoncturch sesnen, Vandenberg retired last/ April. a aad, TEER ete to papeke Lponenyer Sage hryary 4 ooh ee veloped by each of ths BAT’s etx. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) underwent abdominal oper- telegrams a record sperm whale catch of Ditmar, after being tion in 1952 and reentered the| been received ap te 4 p.m. Thursday, more than ever Seen ah Soseue anes anouiins 2 a Se oe, Garnishees Get Holiday hospital last Oct. 8 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | caught before on a single day eek Harvey separate ot feta e153 fet lone ; : Eugene Chapman, 17, of Ionia,| Kyes pointed out All garnishments which are proc- ’ : fense E. Wil- Religious Themes Used in Floats [wa kites rriay ax tis car nit|teme, Secretary Charles Wit sates eee poses Waleed ® tree on M2i four iailes west of " will be led for the pm, io wae next three weeks to give garnishees Saggl ia SO ee eR TP eR RETO. vag Va ae os “g Christmas break,” according Fl PORE ee Be a MR nO eG rag: Y bw ay me hed pao ah * ’ Then apparently taking cogni- a tek ge £ A ee ee Traffic M Kills meet ot Deanne eae a © lee AE atone tagreton,, TEE See dare RON Fe Elton Ray Powell | more tens tor fewer Stars Jatgeteuses EF i ie’ e aL ye etegh i oe e ah : ; poe a Kyes said: . garnishees Phaone ig halted from ; Be Sa ‘ ke Spaedtlt : spl tis 93 gpd mdbneger wllggre gy som “Nalther we ser you have the Dec. 10 to Jan. 5G), Pe TS a F struck by an auto at W. South| “Mestest intention of trading ae tional for dollars, uan- ree Biv, and Harvey Ave cary toay.| foneg, aappeoprana, or oe (NEW York's Silent Presses Point Up spent.” lice are holding the driver for ot negligent homicide. | Then he added: “tex doers! TOW Much a Newspaper Really Means on admittance to Pontiac|which pay for waste contribute r General Hospital was Elton Ray/| exactly nothing to national de- By HAL BOYLE Powell, of 377 Ditmar St. This | fense.”” NEW YORK @—What is the makes the eighth traffic death so| Referring to reorganization of | power of the press? far this year, equaling the city’s| the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for which utente. OM uh | The motorist, Clarence F. Hicks, | appointed a whole new member- 20, of 1725 bor, told Patrolmen erman and Robert V: was unable to until’ his car for the first time because it was First no longer there for them to depend ; on. is Now in They missed the dally tendes vous daily newspaper, | Fiat's first and nothing could quite take its | WTACTY, place. A strike that silenced every ~ ea = major paper in the for *e oo Rose Magee holes, 1 or small, in every life. Even eS blind men, for whom a newspaper ade . is stil a window to ah unseen I | : BR PLATT gengcagg tage Wuane TqUL i ge ra te a A ee a ie es, ta a TB ed tinietill mantle Sih Seat, iy aati fa ia a ant HAH TE nt liye te es catty AE ii ; | Lal EC il — ro Biss ABH full | gil 53 ale ui HTT | suit eb lisa Ett ii a ; Hi oo fF PN tH A! pie gti ToT He rp NS ai ss B12 Le arate? ital, 8 al. 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EAT AHHOPMI PER He OH ae | 44 ii Tr Ta2i2 ghthtGt & ari 7 7 5 PETITE 45 ‘echees EERE. i be - SES anal Waly LE Eig i i EAR ay ae LT ay CTE ani ET ea | posit i ae Od a fig ia ihe lie Mi He HL sth it Hs il oat eleina Bape oh ieee a, BR enh mien ive a: ape a i Hoy i atta au page re rl | feaii, it aie ltl mt Ht TRIER ah fii si HT Mit se! ae ties. Hic “it 8 want = Laat if aii da cil! i ips ‘idl Mf TE i fides eb an ibility zeill Mar ati fey ty, at | "ele ebaigiify |ipai . tel edd Af Me UN] Zag etlagie ie ha “i ful that ! ed 1 ict ay Hi Hel (ise if il es 4 if a te eau (idl ee ie : AU BER TTL : i Teles) BS cascetuleee feng? a‘ 12S sh HH? Ht Hae li if in elle ult, Ae el {thi 2 ni iti at Ih HH sop lity HH: Ake i Be bn 4MorePWS | Pick Red Life U.N. Interviews Pail to Woo Back a Single | Prisoner in 4 Days PANMUNJOM ® — Allied ex. plainers today whipped ae Geet | ent maneuver by 40 pro-Red war | prisoners to disrupt the U. N. Com- mand's interview timetable, but | Fa failed for the fourth straight day to win back a single one of the converts to communism. South Korean army officers | blocked the slowdown tactics by | fellow eountrymen who refused to | return home and talked with | prisoners before the 4:30 p.m. | deadline. But their score remained zero with a.total of 130 South Ko- reans interviewed. Another 198 re- main to be called. * * « The Allies probably will start meeting with the 22 reluctant American and one British captive in eight or nine days. Defiant Korean prisoners Satur- day demanded longer explanations and refused to leave interview tents when ROK officers wound up at- tempts to woo them home. The explainers solved the at- tempted slowdown by simply walk- ing out.of the tents and moving on to talk with other prisoners await-} ing interviews. Left alone, the prisoners quickly made up their minds and walked out the door leading back to Communist rule. Meanwhile, negotiations to ar- range a political conference were in recess while American Envoy Arthur Dean conferred in Seoul with South Korean President Syng- man Rhee. Dean met 40 minutes with. the aged Korean leader and said later the conference was “exceptionally pleasant."" He declined to comment further. * The preliminary talks, dead- locked over the role Russia will play at the peace table, resume Monday. Queen Elizabeth Watches Neptune Initiate Her Statf ON BOARD THE LINER GOTHIC @®—The Duke of Edin- burgh, togged out in a butcher's apron, cut capers as assistant ship’s barber in traditional cere- monies when this royal liner crossed the tor. Queen Elizabeth II watched the t! > Equator in mid-Pacific. Bing Crosby Charges Other Driver Drunk LOS ANGELES #®—Bing Crosby has answered the $1.051,400 traffic ment filed yesterday that Frank R. Verdugo, 32, a city fireman, exercise 3 £ : 3 at fae fs oe il 5 e FE i i ; j ff i i if Fete | house while THE HUNT FOR WILLIE When Henrietta woke the next morning the first thing she did was reach out her hand for Willie!“ “Willie! Willie! Here, Willie!” But ‘Willie did tot come. Hen- rietta ran into the kitchen where the grandmama was slicing stale bread for breakfast. ‘Where's Willie, grandmama?” Grandmama said nothing. Hen- rietta ran to the grandpapa who was trying’to start a fire to warm the kitchen. “Where's _ Willie? Have you seen Willie?” Grandpapa said nothing. Henrietta’s heart began to thump wildly. Her vdice trembled. ‘‘Moth- er, where is Willie?” ANTA and the FLYING PUP ; ’ The mother said, “Get dressed,¢ dear. Breakfast is ready for you.” Henrietta was filled with fear. “I want my dog!” ; The father came into the kitchen. He looked as though he had not slept that night. “Come here, Henrietta,” he sald tiredly, He drew the little girl to his lap. “I hadeto give the deg away, child. He was eating all we had and chewing up our clothing and —” Henrietta tore herself away from the father’s grasp. Tears ran down her cheeks. “He's all I ever had!" she screamed. “I never have good clothes or toys or any kind of Christmas or anything. All I ever had was Willie and if there's no room for Willie in this house then there's no room for me either.” ° 7 ~~ ” With an awful sob she rushed from the kitchen. She put on her clothes and ran out of the house not even bothering to slam the door. Out in the kitchen the old folks were sad. They could not eat the little food they had. The mother began to weep. The father said. “She'll be back. Don't worry.” He dropped his head in his hands. What else could I do?” he said heavily. “I am a Together they waited in the kitchen for Henrietta to come she did not return, The noon hour came and no one ate. The after- noon drifted by and no ofe left morning, father. I know you had to do what was best for all.” Tears came to the father's eyes. look came back into Henrietta's eyes, “I gave Willie to Mr. Murphy, the drug store man,"’ said the father. “I know he will give him back But when they went in the drug store Mr, Murphy shook his head. “The pup chewed up my wife's brand new marvelous hat. After that she couldn't stand the sight | of him and I gave him to the grocer.” 7 . > Henrietta and the father =e to the grocery store but the | grocer shook his head. “That dog | ate up twenty dollars worth of food from my shelves in one morn- | ing. I had to give him away to Tony the paper boy." They found Tony and he said, “Everytime I threw a paper the pup ran and brought it back to me. I never could get my papers delivered. I gave him to the jani- tor in the apartment house on the corner, They went to the janitor. He sald, “Sure you can have him back. I have him locked in the furnace room.” But when the janitor opened the furnace room the pup was gone. There was a broken window and anyone could plainly see Willie had rup away from there and was gone forever. (Next: Starting an Adventure) Lost Tot Report More Important at Certain Times SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Mrs. Audrey Cavaiana, head clerk and radio operator at a suburban po lice station, is used to reports of ., | missing children. But this time there was a special note of urgency in her voice when she yrabbed the microphone and alerted all cars. “Why so excited?” a police ser- He gathered Henrietta into his | seant asked “it's just another lost arms. “Child! Child!’’ he whis-| pered Suddenly he leaped from his chair. “Come with me! We're going to get Willie back. If there's room in, this house for anyone I guess there's room for Willie!” All the family exclaimed with excitement and relief. The bright- ness and the wonderful little girl kid who will be found in a few minutes." “I.can't help it,’ Mrs. Cavaiana replied, “it's my kid.” Sure enough, the child was found a few minutes later near his home Puerto. Rico is the only land un- der the U. S. flag on which-Co- lumbus sft foot. | but reportedly split on how and U. N. Splits on How, When to Recall.Assembly | UNITED NATIONS, N, Y. ®— The U, N,. Political . Committee turned today to Korea, generally agreed not to debate the issue now | recall the Assembly should the current Korean peace conference negotiations break down } There were reports that the So viet block might launch a lonely campaign for an immediate de- bate but most delegates apparent- ly felt it would be best to pass up discussion at this stage in the parley talks. The main fight in the 60-nation committee was over to procedural resolutions Both proposals called for a re- cess instead of an adjournment when the Assembly winds up its business next week but they con- flicted sharply on the recall ques hon A Brazilian proposal—backed by the United States and its 15 Ko- rean war allies—called for recess- ing the Assembly indefinitely, sub- ject to recall if and when a ma- jority of the Assembly considers it necessary. The resolution was said to have the support of the 20 Latin American bloc nations. An Indian proposal would recess until on or about Feb. 9 with the recall decision left up to the As- sembly president—India's Mrs. VI- jaya Lakshmi Pandit. Being. Out of Breath when to Dems to Probe ‘Red’ Member RICHMOND, Calif @—The head ot the California Democratic State Central Committee says his group will look into charges that Rep. Rébert L. Condon (D-Calif) attend- ed’ a closed Communist party meeting in 1948. David Blodget of Chicago, an admitted ex-Communist, told the House Un-American Activities Commitee Thursday that Condon attended such a meeting -in 1948. He said he did not know if Condon, then a candidate for the State As sembly, was a Communist, Last night, State Sen. -George Miller Jr. said the Democratic committee he heads plans to talk to Condon and others about the’ incident. “I'm not going to get hysterical about it,” Miller said. “And the State Central Commitee is not go- ing to junip to any conclusions based upon the allegations of. an ex-Communist. .. . An ex-Commu- nist would certainly. have to be regarded as a self-serving wilt- Condon, who firmly denied any connection with communism, said he recalled attending such a meet- ing as Blodgett described, but he said he thought it was a trade un- ion gathering talled to discuss can- didates in a political campaign he Was managing. He also accused }the committee of attacking him for ‘narrow . political and added “I will put my loyalty and af- fection for my country and my people against any of the members of the staff of this commitee who have drummed up these fantastic charges.”’ purposes,’ Smart Police Force MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif (UP)—This Los Angeles suburb may wind up by having one of the most education-hungry police for- ces on record. Ten of the 19-man force took college courses during the last spring semester, and an- other half dozen plan to devote THE PONTIAC) PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 i Drives Car Into | Front of Shop on Boss’ Orders LOS ANGELES # — Give year-old Dorothy -Chevaliev an or- der and she follows the order. Her boss, Melvin Morris, Los Angeles manyfacturer, tald her to drive his car into his shop, She did. The car hit the front door dead center, police said, and shoved the store front back three feet Miss Chevaliev said she was rounding the corner yesterday when an oncoming auto frightened her passenger, Evelyn Alexander. The car crashed while both were wrestling for control of the steer ing wheel Damage. $400. The young wom- en escaped with minor hurts, Tree Bulb Experiment Will Determine Gas LANSING (UP) — State Health | Department officials today tested samples of air taken during 4) Christmas tree ornament exper | ment Friday. ! Two Christmas trees decorated with chemically-treated ornaments were set on fire to se if the car bon tetrachloride inside the orna- | ments would extinguish the blaze. | The ornaments burst, as they | were supposed to, but the chemical | failed to put out the fires. | Health Department officials, who | fear the ornaments may be dan- gerous for home use, took samples of the air in the room after they burst The tests will show how. much phosgene gas was released by the } ornaments. Phosgene is a danger, OUs War gas GAUKLER STORAGE CO. nol specialists it, storage, packing, local | ind long-distance moving | } | 8 ES tgteeps > te | ao levees tt Yom Comment many hours to college texts this Tall, 9 Orchard Lake 40% E. Pike St. Not Reason for Jail PHILADELPHIA — Just be- cause a man is puffing and «light- ly out of breath is no reason to suspect he's guilty of a crime. That was the decision of quar- ter sessions Judge Curtis Bok yes terday in freeing John Bethea, M. | accused of stealing a truck and a safe. Bethea's arrest last month cii- maxed a chase by two highway pa- trolmen who spotted a speeding truck. The truck skidded to a halt on the pavement, the driver jumped out and ran. The cops pursued. In an alleyway they found the puffing Bethea. YOU WILLGET When You Get GEE FUEL Oil MORE THAN YOU EXPECTED More heat—More cleanliness—More economy——because Gee delivery service in any ite ea i Sigard +i iad ost. ole < Have You an INSURANCE Problem? SEE OR CALL... General Insurance NKEE iw § b eee ¢ ££ @ fF fF Ff Next Door to Sears FREE KIDS’ METAL SNOW SHOVEL to Everyone visiting Last our store today. No purchase necessary. FE 4-3535 Diainonds bright as Christmas stars... settings more beautiful than her fondest dreams . . . these are the rings we ve gathered for you to give her this Christmas! 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Pontiac, Mich as second class matter ‘MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press entitied lustvely the ter remaatiation, Sf ck mews petnted the sewer - es af AP news dispatches. ———=—=—[—$—[—$—[——EHO—___=—= Pontiac ts Geltvered carrier @ conte where rervice ts evefia mall is ou! i te 612.00 « : elee- sha all ether oS ae . meg Pontiac Va MEMEER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS - =—S——— SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 Ike Backs Dulles’ Policy ., AS expected, President E1srennower came out in full support of Secretary Duttss’ foreign policy and his rebuke of Senator McCartuy's criticism of that policy. ‘ While neither mentioned the Wisconsin lawmaker by name, both made it clear they had the . latter's foreign policy remarks in mind. At his regular press con- ference, the President read a pre- pared statement. . * * * Its effect was to endorse completely Dues’ statement of the day before. The Secretary obviously was answering McCartuy’s criticism that U. S. policy toward Nations receiving our aid and trading with China is too soft. “We do not propose,” DuLiEs said, “to throw away the precious assets of mutual respect and friendship” with our Allies by blustering and domineering methods. Instead we will treat Other Nations as “sovereign equals and not try to make them our satellites.” * * a The President declared that if the United States “should turn impatiently to coercion of other free Nations, our brand of coercion, so far as our friends are concerned, would be a mark of the imperialist rather than of the leader.” _ Continuing, he said that American mili- tary and economic aid is part of this country’s own security program. “We do this,” he added, “be- cause unity among free Nations , . is our only hope for survival in the face of the worldwide Soviet conspiracy backed by the weight of Soviet military power.” * * - It is difficult to see how the President and Mr. Dutizs could have taken any other stand on so vital a foreign policy issue. But while not doubting Mr. EisennoweEnr's sincerity and hoping he is right, we question his prediction that Communism in Government will cease to be an issue before the next election. We can agree with him 100 per cent, however, that one of the major 1954 issues will be the kind of Administration program enacted by Congress in the com- ing session. If Republicans don't see to it that a forward looking program is written into law, the President is right in saying they won't deserve to retain control of Congress. Treatment for Addicts Beginning this month hospitalization for drug addicts will be provided in the District of Columbia under a law passed by Congress last June. The U. S. Bureau of Narcotics helped to draft the legislation which is intend- ed to serve as a model for State laws on drug addictjon. It is important to note that the heart of this new act is its stip- ulation that the drug addict is a sick person and not a criminal. * * * Besides stating this in specific terms, the act emphasizes that legal commitment of a drug user to a hospital must not be consid- ered a conviction. Anyone believed an addict and or- dered to appear for hearing has the right to counsel and either may waive the hearing and accept hospitalization or ask for a jury trial. _. The hospital must release the patient in its judgment, he has received » maximum benefit from treatment. After one year's treatment the patient on for release and the court it if convinced that he no bil | periodically for examination on whether he is free from drugs or again needs treatment. How this law works out in the Wash- ington area no doubt will be watched with interest by all State health depart. ments, especially in areas where addic- tion has increased in recent years. France at Bermuda Parley If the voice of France sounds feeble at ‘the Big Three conference in Bermuda no one should be surprised. In fact the circumstances un- der which Premier Lanret got his grudging vote of confidence in the National Assembly the other day inevitably reduced the weight of French influence. * * * The Premier had demanded a major- ity vote of confidence and had threat- ened to resign if he didn’t get it. What he got was an endorsement backed by fewer than a majority of the full Assem- bly and rescue from defeat only because the DeGaullists abstained from voting. Moreover, the resolution adopt- ed was worded so ambiguously that it didn’t commit the Assem- bly to anything beyond condi- tional approval of the European Defense Community. It said nothing about the main point in the long debate — the creation of a European army in which Ger- many would be represented. * * * Things could be worse, however. If 7 nothing much has been gained, at least nothing has been lost. France will par- ticipate in the conferences with Prime Minister Ch uRCHILL and President Eisennower and carry on through her presidential election on Dec. 17, and the formation of a new government there- after. What that new government will do about EDC and Euro- “ pean Federation is anybody's guess. But the wisest of French leaders long have Known. both are essential to their country’s salvation. The People’s Business: Opening Round Rep. de Boom Hurls First Punch in Prison Fight “ aE rine Hf i ai Observers have noted a restlessness among lawmakers during the past several months toward the new Corrections Commission which took office Oct. 1. One criticism being lodged against the com- mission is that it seems to be unaware of its shaky - position with the Legislature and is treading on troubled ground. Betting is general that the commission, or a good part of it, may not even be the Senate when it meets next Case Records of a Moy Be i rf gee ; i : rit 1 } | g.. sf ° iG hale te “Dr, Crane, I. want to be a . ; ved mother, bat 1 can't seem te YW a “ control . w you » . would ha’ S CB hs wr A ate pee years, and would have . involved a baby brother or sister brother or sister, thug venting é when Bobby was about two years some of his ire and nervous ten- \ old. sion on the younger sibling. Y _ me ten af 6 Silty otieg, 0 Sg \ Portraits pr lyon 2 Fay ara Ang , By JAMES J. METCALFE lus to romp and play. Sy ¥ ; Today the Milk Bowl football When a child runs, its legs carry 0 Se RM ot Eh: Sw . . . In Lufkin, down in Texas oS epee San cent ay eae . ai ee an ... The small-fry meet to crayons or ” + WW —— The Texas tots against © The child is thus more fatigued HIS TRUTH SHALL BE THY a AX test 5. Of players anywhere and.calm. It doesn’t show ag great ~— BAL “1 ” SY . . . Who have the courage and the an inclination, therefore, to bite oe - ccpecith gem = Te dase « « « me ee ee ene ‘i HOw ine Be ag af BE Ae SD SCN RG The outcome will not matter in... d@¥elop other neurotic symptoms. : Srai® SMe ee Weatbae es cals) Seat AON Sabie 5.2: aceon The final football score . . . But Gag Oe tee 5 ° ° cheered them and... mBervous outlet, constant Applying Protective Cover Day smenge thers some more... , use of the jaws acts as a safety How much our hearts are inter- ee ae cee muscles thea Voice of the People _ , PP pp a nggcot od aed that might otherwise be pent up’ R B fj ld p . H d F t ] everywtare . .'. Yo lve 9 Detter ee ae ae way... The Milk is a serous ep. Broomfie raises Howard Estes sui: Made itit “te ou . ° P men... Let's support school are just a device by which " play 7 for 15 minutes so they will drain sure nacrdmsct 3G taster measures thet have viwlly. Football Contest Was — calmed down when they return ' reas telephone ome affected the welfare of the people. Cc ror Til not be published if writer ss ‘Rep. Estes has served on sonte Fun, Says Mrs. Carman Baeri Down Fee aeae eon bs ob totiinn — of the most important House com- I have always enjoyed the Man By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER amd reading, doesn't dissipate -\ mittees. In 1951 he was chosen by About Town Football Contests, but (International News Service) aoe eee SS Ce Se be With the resignation of Howard the State Capitol press representa- after entering for the first time If I live to be a hip bone in a grows jittery explosive. R. Estes of Birmingham as Oak- tives ag one of the ten most out- this yéar I found it was much fun ™useum I will never understand Pha iy aera ym fy pio land County Representative I think standing members, These veteran and more interesting. ——— saree seed fidget or shoot paper wads or pull it appropriate that appreciation be newspaper correspondents cited § As a winner of a $50 U. S. Saving . _ curls of the girl in front. expressed for the outstanding job him for hig sincerity, honesty and Bond, I wish to express my ap- _— Since time immaterial it has A stick of chewing gum would he has performed. high principles and concluded, “we preciation to the Press for the been the provilege of the dand- be good insurance against such As one of his colleagues I share could use more men like him in and wish ruff ranchers to drink tea and = neughty behavior, with its re- on vat madee bs pant ‘me tan generous settlement YOU rap the government. sulting conflict with the teacher admiration for the work he has Rep. William 8. Broomfield Paper continued success. tian : . done in the development of sound, Speaker pro tem Mrs, Reber, J. Carman These termited intellectuals ful- ‘deed, the time may come when intelligent and progressive legisla- Michigan House of Representatives 464 West Clarkston Road. Sed Oe teeny Cesta of he bas oe SS ee oe tion. mae, polli. were educated children fresh Now serving his fitth term, Scouts at Baldwin Ask From Our Files ‘tnt mst stilty to compre Sih, Dan indirect means of keep- np. Wifes by seoneeeeen os Se Others to Join Troop pa ing the youngsters more calm. 68 ae . 15 Years Age You could always find them at § Maybe the teachers will need Eloquent in debate, brilliant in bn Fats is eden er tae 2 CASS LAKE AREA residents a table in the Union Square bur- nate Sin, os Teas Be DED Sete analyzing the ultimate effects of years of age or over who would eject proposed plan to incorporate ee odie wan ase ina But children spontaneously enjay proposed legislation, and unswerv- be interested in joining the Boy as a city; special vote is taken. and choke. Situated con- .chewing gum since it makes them ing in his devotion to & cause Scouts of America, one of the big- FRANCE FEARS anti-war pact Se esas cet at feel less jittery and tense. , once started, he has been instru- gest organizations for boys in the joopholes with Germany. Reich Street and the millenium Part of Bobby's nervousness, Se a “Tne hove wll _ states Duce won't be helped but re- oman however, is a result ef his moth- Among his major accomplish- and participate in many scout af- ports indicate the contrary seed Tenn eeh tate Sad chien tn er’s ree ym ments have been measures pro- fairs which are both adventurous 20 Years Age sheeted tn energy. For a ~arell viding for liberalization of umem- and educational. RUSSIAN DIGNITARIES end Union Square. Trotts ually frustrated is inclined to be ployment compensation benefits, | Any boy interested please notify with Mussolini as ‘csin by dropping « platter. nagging, irritable and brittle educational facilities, es» Mr. N. Graham at Federal 54961 Rome plans huge celebration. Back in 1938 I mamed the riots tempered. tablishment of higher standards in or call my home, Federal 20875. LINDBERGHS REACH Brazil in My bulletin “Sex Problems in the manufacture of products, Dennis Carrell, from Africa, conquer South Atlan- Union Square polo. Marriage” shows a husband how benefits for veterans and 36 Foster Street tie in extensive world tour. It .. to eliminate this nagging, neurotic was as one-sided as a drunk's tendency in his mate. : hat. As Bobby's mother grew more Days of All Faiths mye placid after her husband learned The cops were playing geifcn = 4, marital technique, her ° ° . hoss-back. They never lost. If otation with Sieihey aru tate ant Washington Irving Called St. Nicholas | ty reiad s'ts'tey risa s ic ° ° re aD es Tes | Caring 2 nervons chid wssally Patron Saint of New York City im 1809 . ose-tine r'raacet in tome Sm bck 10 it, pares ‘whe . ys dear, dead days beyond recall. Al- child also or. REV. DR. HOWARD V. HARPER petren, saint ot thet city. and de suave then that about even tht om eo referendum, —_ «gags as St. Nicholas probably would be rao minded ing ty a When the Commuct t Higsne amend sete se an unknown if a seminary pro- peed a ees See ee rioting they were eating. I never printing when 9 wred iee one fessor named Clement Moore had ye and presents down Beene et Abijah, the did figure which one caused the en cael! ree we know as “The Night Before From there on it was only & G4. These books that were once ai wine tate . hed THOUGHT FOR TODAY Christmas,” its proper step for Dr. Moore te change art of Jewish religions literature hog agar oy egy = ora title is “A Visit from St. Nick.” § the wagon to a sleigh, add the 41, conea the Lest Books, put his tea up in sachet bags. Trouble and -anguish shall Before the time of Dr. Moore and reindeer, the red sult and the : was also before the Commies had make him afraid; they shall his poem there was no Santa Claus bag of toys, and to preseat Amer- The book of Jasher is thought put the Fifth Amendment up in prevail against him, as a King as we know him now, Various . ics with the chubby little figure to have been a collection of poems cur. papers. ready to the battle—Job 7 15:04. countries in Europe had a ‘Father that has lived in our hearts ever bout Jewish military heroes. The = omcees = Christmas” who was the friend of since. book of the wars of the Lord— Commies of 40 years ago Shun fear, it is the ague of good children and brought them probably was made up of ballads weren't too tough. They demand- soul! a passion man created at Christmas time. Thursday will be a great day in bout the victories of the Hebrew ed a change of government but himself—for sure that cramp gifts the little Ttalian town of Loreto, armies in the early years after the would settle for another cup of nature could not dwell in The Germans in PennayWwania = s- Dec. 10 is the anniversary of escape from Egypt tea. warm realms of glory.—Aaron Hill. tm the cary days of he county ie day when, i 12, the angel : brought the “Holy House” to a radios he Ouiat Ald“ TO teas dieawur. PUMpernickel and Cultured Buttermilk of Me Neiivity. lieved by many to be the housg in . | YS The Dutch settlers in New York which Jesus, Mary and Joseph Good Food If You Like em, Says Brady hed thetr St. Niehasee, bat be wes wes fo ee ww ified, churchly sort of figure. been transported through the skies WILLIAM BRADY, when optimal daily. intractable itching * in’ 1M, the. wend toward the from Nazageth to ite present Je =n he roa te Meccchdien ts. tus poy my rl modern figure of Santa Claus be- cality. . pamphlet Pruritus gan to develop when Washington Books have been written to. i pumperniclvand, egitared butter or three times as much as nutr- with out apparent cause) om writ- Irving, in his History of New York, prove that the little cottage that food? 2 FP) ppt oe Fens oabpeganers ten request (signed, of course. represented St. Nicholas as the is now set in the midst of Lereto’s © Answer—Yes, if you like them. ‘© prevent manifestations of Pisces giithe aiieel, Deb gorgeous Church, and a ey, aunck eopeiiames onal dressed envelope. _— Aunt Het ee a a ae wea ao. sgh eae ask in writing (clipping wil . 4 . Anawer—White bread fe made of not suffice) for Little Lesson 23, iat over THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 7 ad me = 4) Pes Brlze fp | zr ee ft ‘ piigse iF = fl EE 4 93 785". = leas cuinltpils £2 Se F2 = | Nene - Born A wonderful man of God from Canada, preaching the pen > tan li—every arm Wonder gospe , a thru Dec. 13th, re Apostolic Church of Christ 458 Central speevvaeere pect it from you; but also give Sunday Services 10:00 A. M. and 7:30 P.M. : wo Syme whe ayet ene Oakland Ave. United Tussday, Thursday, Seturdey 7:30 P. M, 2 e ~ REV. L. A. PARENT, Paster ‘ Give with no thought ot any || Presbyterian Church OL 2-475) — FE 5-826! : returns you may get, but for the Dr, Andrew 6. Creswell, Mintet pleasure it will give to others, 10:00 a.m. W “GREAT Don't forget people of other races IN THE SIGHT OF THE and creeds in your giving, for noapent such giving can proriote brother- 11:20 a.m. Bible Sphool : oul) . 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He 7 Ep Boi ii Jt DB SB. Sz "a AOE Garden Clubs La Cranbrook Is Staging Two Plays 300 Clap at Antics in Family Comedy; On Again Tonight By WILMA GREENWAY Approximately 300 people shook the seats in Cranbrook Auditorium last night when Ergasterion, the Cranbrook School drama society, THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 unch Yule Season With Gala T a eu Pa [Collegians age Are Gripped — by Malady ~— ‘Rose Bowl Fever’ Sweeps Campus at. East Lansing By GARY FRINK EAST LANSING—A severe mal- ady hag swept the student body at Michigan State. Those in the know staged its 25th anniversary play, “You Can't Take It With You.” A second perforrgance is scheduled for 8:15 tonight. Despite the eerie atmosphere of @ one-act curtain raiser, “The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet,” the séats shook not from fear but from laughter of the audience. The main laughter was for . “You Can't Take It With You,” @ Pulitzer Prise comedy by. Moss still | incomplete but one thing ts cer- tain, there is going to be a good representation from MSC among the 102,000 gridiron fans in Pasa- dena, come New Year's Day. Band members will |eave for the coast Dec. 2%. Their plans call for alum-sponsored concerts in south So . M k ern cities. Drum major Gene Hick+ son of Pontiac wil] make the trip, italia Oe along with Ken Ferguson and Rus- sel Crites of Pontiac, Robert Dean aritable Fians of Waterford, and Ron Nightingale, | Plans for a Christmas basket}Glen Emery Jr., Ron Phillips, : and gifts for a needy family were | and Bill Bernat, all from Birming- formulated Thursday when Psi | ham. Chapter, Sigma Beta sorority,| The Spartan Special, student met at the UWCA. train, will transport over 700 stu- Reports were given by Mrs._Eu-| dents to the sunny state of Call- gene Russell, charity chairman, | fornia. For a blanket sum, the and the. group decided to donate will transportation, to a charitable organization instead; a of giving a gift to a member re-| tour to Mexico, hotel accommoda- covering from polio, af the request | tions in Los Angeles, and a stop- of the member's r. over at Las Vegas on the return Future plans a ‘ed include | trip. a Founders’ Day observance Jan. Hartung 5 to be attended by members of jute Gelteen a Satan el Beta Alpha Chapter Chapter. Mrs. Wallace Williams of Tilden and Psi averiue will be hostess for the Dec. 17 meeting. Guest was Joyce Set- aes ont 6 Peet Pee ter of Beta Alpha Chapter. Birminghamites Bill Miller and Bill Poier, Pontiac students June Lind and Shirley Slaybeugh, and Mokanna Daughters jenny Worden, formerly of Poe Discuss Projects yamine rm gece hg Several money - making projects| Paul Rabaut of Pontiac plans to were reported on Wednesday when | use the auto for his west-bound members of Iraq Caldron, Daugh-| transportation, as do the Hughes ters of Mokanna, met in the Grot-| brothers, Jerry and Don of Walled to Hall on West Pike street. Lake. Ed Hendershott of Roches The group decided to assist the | ter will fly out for the game. to with a dance schedued for Saturday evening and a Chidren's| Su tat jane ‘eaioory, tre Christmas party later in Decem-| Coristmastime at MSC. Sint Buchanan of Birmingham hetped ecto te Kins Peet Croat | decorate the Union for the short Yer tateit'e Seal chew, . . , oes whe sabre man, Mrs. Dee Pritt and Mrs. A. saa ae a coaitiall tno cast WEF tastes Biota Te a The Moe: orp hega and Committee of the Michigan division, and Sorority Alumnae Mrs. Hinckley ary Sis ne woeiees ents, | Tent te oe 5 ale of t ichigan Division of Women's! general chairman for the Christmas sale; to Hold Yule Party plify initiatory work. It was an-| ter house tree. Pete Hatt of Birm- Seam, Delo Frames, Dick Rob- |Vational Farm and Garden Association,| Mrs Howard Barker of Bloomfield Hills Party Hostess nounced that the group will help a| ingham and Dick Ensworth of Pon- ep Kraus, and Bob | brought out @ true Christmas atmosphere|, | North Woodward Alumnae As- Hincks , | child with’ cerebral palsy ap the | tiec will bo. members of the tasd a cha with strolling eeatalene abd (licliminn sift of the tea committee, and (seated) Mrs. | sociation of Kappa Kappa Gamma| Mrs. Claire ey opened her - oak tae : 1 1 ual home Elsinore drive to mem- . Alice Holmes will be Alice, and] articles Friday, from 2 until 5 o'clock. | 19™€3 Ogden of Grosse Pointe, president of | Wit Wan Ke suru, Cumin | bers of Xi Chapter of Delta Kappa | other pingets wit be Jack +“ Photographed while chatting at the tea the Detroit branch. Mrs. James J. Nance on Lone | Gamma society Friday evening. tern Aikens, Don Meter, Cynthia| table (upper left photo, left to right) were| Taking a moment off from a busy after- Ee eee ee ing | Dinner was served from small Cole, Bill Winkler, Chuck Abbott, | the hostess, Mrs. Alfred Wilson, who opened| noon (lower left photo, left to right) were groups of the association will com- | tables decorated in the Christmas| nime = age eee, —— yy her home, “Meadowbrook Hall,” near Roch-| hostesses Mrs. A. J]. Michal of Colrain ave-| bine for the event, which begins | Motif and gifts were exchanged 7 se. of Begjamin’ Sweet,” was directed | ester, for the event; Mrs, Lyle Slaybaugh of |nue, Mrs. John H. Patterson of ‘Illinois|* ag A naan s: Cotte pA. Hellenbeck- read a Christ — a by Worden McCallum Cast in- Battle Creek, first vice president of the avenue and Mrs. John Donaldson and Mrs. camel will be a highlight of | mas story, “When Father Christ- and, bende pe ig Feral ee eee Michigan division; Mrs. Truman Barbier of | Ben Jerome Jr., both of Ottawa drive. the program. Chairman is Mrs. | mas was Young,” by Coningsby tpaaaanee. burn, Marilyn McLintock, Bill| Detroit, past/president of the Michigan Di-| Mrs. Standish Backus of Grosse Pointe, lange were Bagge oa Lagden fe hestins te ite io Winkler, Charles Abbott and Italo wien and Mrs. J. C. Roberts, president of | of the International Committee of the Mich-| poardsice. Mrs. R. B. Helser and Ree es ane Mrs. Massobrio. in - both plays Michigan division. igan division (lower right photo, left), ad-| Mrs. R. C. Trees. or »_leabel Goodeen , , , wae played by giris from Cram|, Mrs. Clifford Ekelund of Ostewa @rive| mired some of the fabrics availeble at the _Alumnes living in the ares may | Posh Kempt. Emil Sutt Music Studio brook Summer School o> Thes-| (upper right photo, left) was one of 30 mem-| sale, while visiting with Mrs. James A. Lafer Seite Cieh. "| ‘The January meeting of the so- 71 Va N. Saginaw St. (Room 201 pment nage mene np stag bers attending from Pontiac. Here she talks| of the Grosse Pointe branch (center), and an pr: = hae Baer ar~ a FE 4-S076 over the progress of the sale with (standing, | her mother, Mrs. Charles B. Buttolph, also} Panhellenic to Meet | Grace Lutheran Church, ears Talk center and right) Mrs. Frank Chapman of | of Grosse Pointe. Both are former Pontiac |\,;; _ : Group P With Mrs. Weldon by Gym Instructor Rochester, chairman of the International | residents. ‘| is ; a eats en Reva Bailey, physical education zs open her home on Illinois avenue, inarecior ot Pontae we tea SUISAT? Hubbard Plans Jan. 9 Wedding |seagusre tamscy peur tment § aphere. By RUTH SAUNDERS On Wednesday evening Miss; Mr. and Mrs. Robert William | party. eat te OF een dha: BIRMINGHAM —.Susan Hub-| Raymend and her mother, ME. | Saunders of Harmon avenue (Joan ar Tevae eoiaed tar tases te Mrs. Arnold Soutar was appoint-| bard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T Alien Franklin ef Roanoke, Va.) Laughlin and Marilyn Ubrhamer. ed chairman of the Christm ®s|Norville Hubbard ot Dorchester| Svwer’ ‘und’ the tehewing | announce the birth of a daughter, pasty, t be pelt Des. od road, and Loren C. Spademan Jr.j Wednesday Mrs. Ralph i. | Elizabeth Allen, Nov. 2. This is PTA Activities Pa nt ae roe will serve on| Will speak their marriage vows| Backus, Mri, Margaret Trible |the first girl to be born in three ; the nominating committee for the Pn. nak aceh ce nae Solvaue ue as generations of the $. Gordon Saun-| the executive board of Rastern Jun, Sey ec vigk” were, given| Robert L. Saffell, will be her ma-| Backes heme. wean ws Oe ae Mrs. Ramon Zollner and Mrs. | tron of honor and bridesmaids will Mrs. Muir W. Lind and her The mas Mock ond the rotating include Laure Lou Raymond, Mrs. | 4. osser, Elisabeth, will entertain “oscar” was won by Mrs. Robert peace ae Hubbard Jr., ae Dee, 18. fit See RUGS and Club M dyedenen, sister of Gee poenpes-| Poste, cad al sete heme etsy tT RPETS Scrat. Giib Nents | CA Early For HER 1 aes com ts WE Shop Early For HER pa PR CLEAN EM : 3 . : nstans Ses Food for a Christmas 4't hee t Cx tt Sec ens feel te \ ITES. YOU RIGHT Holiday Cau | Ul ris Mas S NV | — Season Just Ahead Coming Events to their ‘Sunday, December 6, 1953 One to Six in the Afternoon 3484 West Huror Street CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 7 ; NEW 42 Wisner Street Have Your Rugs CLEANED NOW — Rug and Carpet Cleaners WAY FE 2-7132 PM. 10.5 PM i ; f | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER: 5, 1959-8 Aroused Citizenry Backing Rochester School Bond Issue f a wen ee me ; Pastor to Host WSCS oT ak he te ee ae wees as ve C2 New Buildings Pay-to-See Sere emia be enteretained at the home of the, [0 : SS “hel TV O ns Communicationg Commission. So pra Poem A pot- at Stake Dec 16 Titanic Battle poiging iy byes a A a ° shouldn't have to pay for broad- Springs, where pay-@syou S°° | this viewpoint. - TV starts its second week today, How will the whale, Hig ee appears to be the first skirmish | The answer may after months of studying any tanic struggle , tertainment habits of a few hun- _* Sere dred, sun-tanned residents of } the major powers of the enter- | paim Springs. 4 . Cora , , tainment industry, with a gov- - ty’s biggest pre-Christmas project. ij Highest Quolity — Sure to Pop The youth and not-so-young” cith- ernment agency possibly as ref | Choery Chums to Meet T9¢ wo. zens of the Rochester Community WATERFORD—Annual Christ- 5 Senate Ser... ORs School district have “caught the am pope savers pay EN" mas party of the Cheery Chums M ball” pitched to them by their Bes First and foremost is Para- | «i1) be held Thursday at the home * Pure Wheat Germ 5 Ibs. 55c board ef education and they mount Pictures, which owns | of Mrs. John Watchpocket. halt of Telemeter, the outfit An exchange of gifts will high- Paramount long re- | being asked to bring food to, fill Whole Wheat Flour TO DEDICATE CHURCH — Gingeliville's above picture are William T. Miles, pastor | ticipate a “touchdown” on Dec. 16. : F : actae te Fen Merman | tiot te meeting, Members ore oldest Full-{ olor ilm has ftoned to stick to picture miak- a basket for a needy family. the Rev. H. H. Savage of Pontiac First’ Baptist | ing was just completed. pinch of half-day sessions, alone. The dab- iS Pancake Flour .... .. 59¢ Ii church. His address is scheduled for 3 p.m, Shown bulging classrooms, and sub-stand- » yen pao © -baaguel Meal zenry is backing a $1,800,000 bond To ooen tho ane.ef SV to got 4 money back from mov- > eottn a Pett Belisle Post 4102, VFW, will be held at 8 p.m. Mon- Gay. se Cora 5 ellow Corn 43cl\,. “ ‘ 4 A ee She eo Gingellville Baptist Church |sz 7" °° “= “ | ° iquor e a dl Next Travel-Adventure “We have found,” said one B to Be Dedicated on Sunday) «ans “a: attra Tact | Lecture for Waterford) ,, Mot ctw nradueer 009 | rss omit tant ' A spec program has been hsnagsd - Is Thursday . to be quoted. They glow at | Potluck dinnes will follow the meeting. j i t Monday, the idea of collecting millions oes Star, Mothers wi mest nday, cf gE GINGELLVILLE—The Rev. H. H. Savage, pastor of Pontiac's 12¢ uw. - First Baptist. Church, will deliver the keynote address tomorrow when members. and officials dedicate the new Gingellville Baptist | ! | i WATERFORD ‘TOWNSHIP—An| from home viewers instead of Hes ho fg it 1 = = Hotel Ow with no construction at all, we . ; . . 10 tbs., 1.10 25 tbs. 2.50] Case of ners ee. ints oi kes wre, tnieed, faced with a seri |sreuor motion picture tour of Ja- welten fiy mepey to trickle in | 1 ag, Vaterters Tpggrement, Aun Against Romeo Council r ous problem.” "| pan will be the feature Thursday aters. wil 738 pm he Sunflower Seed Ib 25¢ ga was held last Sunday when the The sole studi inate be Gat waibaing ? > oes sud at 8 p.m. of the second offering in ti ith \ ed. : eg SaeeeGeGeGeeE8 . a be ? Reopens Dec. 22° |S seg come Bop | LICENSE BUF@GU. frre str reached in regular session. coated seventh and Yule Plans Made eighth graders, will perform the . she duties of “errant toys” and bewe| hy Legion Auxiliary placed throughout the district. AUBURN HEIGHTS — Members The bond issue, if approved, will | ,¢ Hill-Gazette American Legion provide $600,000 for elementary | Auxiliary mapped plans for their ATTENTION! ||} cis tour couciimen, retued to attend the secret session and Plant refused to return to the council chambers when the other three tf you are in need of industrial had reached agreement and - run is 20th SAL tes the. ROMEO — Circuit Court Judge} Chureh; spoke in opening dedica- paign. series. won't allow its films on the oe > 2 the date for 8 rehearing “Rey Savage's address is sched- , gcntana'ekGe aan oa bert — “ayn etme emaenning bed *** as a os ’ \e may © Ra sae Te Se Soc) tee" Now at ROM@O |S"izxsene'eg sc ome at Sara ox sawn eaet| Seve. : Med. Flake Selt ......1.90 }| Etbe! Hanson vs. the Village of) work on the mew structure was most vitally affected. Because we} 4° 00 0 a spurn the use of Fox's pet Cine- = Salt Pellets _.:....2.00 Romeo. = this week | DOES in 192. First service was | Dp rrnn ete we want — current! mascope. It’s a feud on a lofty, : a ; os Parte Mee rmnery oP vee tat held in the basement walt Easter | cat Get to do our share.” — American occupa perc a : ; "| Sunday 1948. r ocatl Police Offices, | rhe stuaents “share,” planned | Season tickets for the series | Who ts asap: the Pox. * against p = DOG FOODS = png xt Bhapeaiterete William T. Miles of Pontiac,| Not at Mt. Clemens as & total junior and senior high | ™y still be purchased and fami- First and foremost are the . ‘ Per 25-lb. when the Hansons, local hotel| pastor of the church, came here : school! participation program, | es can still save by purchasing | theater owners, who see it as . Dog Ration .. 1.96 || owiers, were denied one of the| in IM. He serves as part-time} ROMEO—A drivers license bu- will be executed next Tuesday. 2 Oy Oe on aes @ threat to their existence. . Dog Flakes .. 2.50 village's two liquor licenses by the minister for the 85 members Of | reay was established this week at| “We Want a New School Day.” a Apa acca oo Telemeter has tried to calm Gaines Meal 2.85 village council. the congregation the Romeo Police Department of-| Will find each class deserting their their fears by cutting them in A | Dog eee " , the ft n’s| The congregation was first or- classrooms for the day to help Tickets are on sale at local busi-| on the take. Bat the exhibitors | Kasco Dog Ration .. 2.80 || attorney, filed the rehearing mo- | Sanized in 1937. when members fices, according to Chiet Gordon | Sassroums a tor the futues | nes establishments and from| are mot convinced. They have sueseeeees Friskies Dog Meal . . 2.80 || tion this week. met in the Proper Schoo! Building | Osgood. The senior class, at its own ex-|™embers of the Kiwanis, Rotary) every right to be worried. \ Cheeks Hunt Club Dog Meal 2.80 || According to law, 20 days after —_ asi “she emaadl Establishment of the office here] nense, has had printed 25,000 hand | 24 Waterford Business and Pro-) a1. rv networks also don't \ \ ‘ the motion is decided, either side Fa oo he alt Cheek halts the necessity of area mo-/ bills urging a “yes” vote Dec. 16 See nO ett Se like pay TV and for equally good New Lake Theater Millers Doe Meal ... 2.80 }| 5, make an appeal to the Mich- * | torists' to obtain their licenses at|These will be dropped by four| RES Mii Mut reasons. They are doing business a 420 Pontise Trail % Millers Kibbles ..... 3.40 ee ee ee _ ied Mt. Clemens, : a es ae Se ee - nicely as it is. They don't want * WALLED LAKE © Fromm’ Meal . .3. Campbell village At- According to Osgood, this depart-| School district. Others con- viewers to be monopolized for a r toes best, Pak : 72 torney Parcy G. Horler said they Name Mayor ment has been working on the plan | duct @ door-to-door campaign with Couple Observes couple of hours nightly by com- SUN.—-MON.—TUES. 4 : would take the same stand as they for over three months, their handbills, Gold Weddi merciakless movies and other \ ighTecnnieton tin \ Vitality Body Builder 2.65 |) bad previously. Official word this week came] Juniors, armed with paint en ING _| attractions. Jove Ferrer, Zen Ean Gabor Vitality Kibble Ls eae 2.90 Campbell maintains that the from the secretary of state's of-| brushes and whitewash pails, For the same reason, the ad- | Wy oo ® Vitality Professional . 2.85 Village Council tailed to observe in a qa ies te Dele, Menetinn Ge Se- have obtained permission from Anniversary vertising agencies are opposed \ cho scare” \ Rowena Kibble 2.90 - sapeeadly asfiud tate 4 ebumn an taper Cea HOWELL—Mr. and.-Mrs. Frank| ‘© colmbex TV. Tney, lie te LAST TIMES TONIGHT oe 0 0 + Ge mits as ‘ Eli will Tak . sidewalks of the town. : t will te their status quo. (Incidentally, it was “WAR OF WORLD's” Cousin's Kibble 2.90 referendum governing the sale Lovis 1as. v GKE | of state will attend the formal] | G. Kaew ans to| & rare pleasure to watch a “ALL Consin’s Dog Meal. 2.65)) “ "0"? Se sem. Post Vacated by Death|senine of the bureau, Ongood| , “Wherever people stp. ey tant | morrow in the house in which they | Tavis On Palm Springs TV and WOOO ee wa & Kibbled * 2.80 Horler. in his argument. stated of John R Hall a day,” said, F . have lived since their marriage. Purina Meal . the coupell, whan eparctsing Ke Se ° WS wer i eae ade An oper house will be held. by | Hunt Club Bones ... . B65 |} cretionary powers. if not sublect| HAZEL PARK — Hazel’ Park 3 by constructing a float which will the rg pa 2 er ae ee ny hoger is a third degree Mason, | Louis Elias, local businessman, This they will place in front of aan wane tee REGAL To Hold Potluck Supper | wa nauned inst night in.an execu- eee vices | of the Order of Eastern Star, the 4 WATERFORD — Teachers and | tive session of the City Council. , White Shrine and the Walnut FEED & Y 60. officers of the Waterford Com-/). was the sixth try by the Three-thousand bumper signs | Street Methodist Church ' > munity Sunday school will hold 1 have been made by the fresh- They continue to carry on the Pe te cece sty ey tieer free ba vega a! ah = The eneeatiee session was called — ease Gar ar aid of | work of their 160-acre farm — morrow. ta’ follow masking apply : the supper. when no agreement could be om. ‘y safety glasses we are on the wanted te announce their ap school addition and construction. | Chri activi » stmas ties at 1 meeting sa _sacapaeareas It will also include $1,200,000 for | in the home of Mrs. Clifford Best The city has been SS a a new high school. in Pontiac this week, | mayor since the death of The- auxiliary will: A Optical R. Hall last month. The city char- meee peter ep ecte 1, Send gifts and cards to post Leo GORCEY ptica ter requires that a mayor be ap- i oe FP ey + tat << arn peg we ete. | members in hospitals and sons of ated De partment pointed within thirty days, which | ; —— . mentary dehecl will be cea | members i service: BOWERY $e would have been up Monday. MISS SALLY J. OLSEN 2. Send Christmas baskets to 17 N. Saginaw 3. Harold A. Young, mayor pro ie structed on the 16-acre MceGreg ty veterans’ families in the Tay ‘ ° ° or site in the northeast section tem. has been beading the council) T ke Orion Girl | ot Rochester. OT ws me aeatl HELP UNCLE SAM 4. Lee Voorhees We're going to send gifts. Wrap them se- curely. t name of recipient on the box (in case outside Wrapper is lost) use strong Elias, of 1601 E. Muir, co Engaged; Plans Purchase of additional land will | Christmas party for members didate with no previous political Spr ing Marriage | §cci Brush, Kline and M non district o . * . Hospital. Deadline Is Dec. 14. |ic.,ties.som mores» «| Meeting Highlighted |, sss cos oics ie owner of two local drive-in res- ; 4. Remember all Gold Star mem-' LAST TIMES TONIGHT record. He will hold the office LAKE ORION — Announcement Stamford, Conn. . in Goodiellow Drive |ssccsic cs éxiryc|byGitExchange —|reoarotecns | Pox and Mounds 4 taurants, was a dark horse can- , 5. Send 24 Christmas-wrapped “Golden Blade” “Stand ; until the April elections. LAs Onsont — men at Apache River" Olsen of Lake Orion. Rev. Mor-| wETAMORA — A gift exchange) BERKLEY — Police Chief cord and heavy paper. Use waterproof ink or - grease pencil; or print name, address and 4. 6. VOORHEES city of recipient together with r return address on a gummed " ~— . abel Take it to the Post Office NOW and be sure it will be WATERFORL TOWNSHIP —/gan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bd-| nightighted the Tuesday meeting| Frank J. Irons yesterday was tT. delivered im good condition and on time. Deadline for turning in toys.| ward Morgan reside in Bayside.| of the Metamora Chapter OES. | elected president of the South- Woodward at Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills © Going te, send Greeting Canter A withep clothing. bedding or other arti-| Long Island. In regular business, the group| est Michigan Police Chiefs’ As- Bi other people are too r 1s imployees townsh: Sood i anned. . Phone rmingham -4800 want to oy vour Christmas Grecting cards cles to the ¢ fellows | A epring. marriage i gt voted to hold a penny supper and sociation. The meeting and elec- MI 4 to your friends but ask you to help them jis Dec, 14 bake sale next month, tio took place at Royal Oak. “ You drop 2 or 80 in the mails and think || A phohe call to OR 3765 will| To Guard Holly Children Worthy Matron Mrs. Arthus nothing of it: millions of others are doing bring a Goodfellow to pick up any Stimson appointed a bylaw revis- Se W ‘ the same thing. That weight adds up to tons offering. Goods may also be HOLLY—A special traffic offi- ing itt to r&work the ct Community Theaters : of nd o Carriers st deliv t. We can nelo them gage rn a ae dropped off at any of the three | cer has been assigned to duty in| ter’s regulations. The suggestions ee ee early. spread on that load and make it bet- township fire halls. front of the new Holly area ele-| wilt be voted upon by the mem- gueaagheen UN ter for sier for th rill d r Caddy,” Dean ee rot es ‘Sad tie. Postel tas? |} Tee Geudiiliow commision hes} TSNOS? Sot ecvmet tere, ae | On ts eet. Tusk Foe CatGy; Dee L shewecs? put out a special call for 0 rol} poem Os. Wp On the commitete are Mrs. Don- Jerry ewig; -So Tate ts Love, rym From 12 N : -. & Sime }away bed, needed badly. by one} 's to reduced from to ald Travis, James Masson, Mrs.) "Toc, pri: “Lion Is in the Streets,” m 12 Noon . | area family. miles per hour. Oliver Moses and Mrs. Stimson. | James Cagney. »- as Well as Dinners from 5:30 VOORHEES - SIPLE FUNERAL HOME. |). S2zttex cate . eee ee: 68 N. PERRY 8T. PHONE FE 2-8378 || /Romee Parents Club - > Fim of tord || -Lathrup to Vote Monday |F-*e-seen | | pond Parents Chie tng echonded eae’ on C h rt é did t fy ort Reine, pag a . MOREE IN YOUR BASKET arter, Candidates || (ss cents 'ie R “a meeting for Monday at 8 p.m. + in Romeo High School auditorium.| SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP —jarea has been estimated at 2.200. “Meet fours: “phoeptint fer Baraat more dollars in your pocket "Filme of the local band in action| Nearly 1,400 registered ‘voters at about . ee i. ee as ; ag A . {WM be shown Gating Ge preares Lathrup Monday will decide wheth- wagiey S0 per cent of the area) icrete oo Which Will inclide several selec-er their area will become the first |’ — = eS =. s ‘ A+ tions by one of the high schodt| city in the township. © he cecter bs penne. Slt: ean musical groups. A business session Up for voter-approval is the city is expected to hire a city a.ee- wo Lng: aimee ane charter and five city council can- . However, otter civic} fas Te i be served, didates. offices are to EGG PRODUCER re ete meet [tomer ton $ Lodge 561, F&AM were submitted in | Candidates for the council — leying Sock « : pintdhen pine youre So. ox pent aan ines Ta hehe Rat. “The ~ John Payne, ter Steger prodestion to Install Officers | So eezeeee cat oemia Cee ee eS on. Rian eee. “Peter fon.” by Wak i eos ++-Mmere | p ctherhood Lodge 561, FRAM,.| Commissioners May 12. Reed, John G. Campbell, Reb- | picney rf e yoor tebér. will bold installation of officers| Since then, the commissioners Qaarence Stabe 6 mudeon, Piper 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 Pontiac Theaters: Champion Steer Goes on Display in Hotel revicy a or ae ouiee ato, ju ane tate aa ‘ ‘ special suite (stall) at the Con-| Deer gress Hotel tomorrow. 2733 Dixie Highwey ‘ | _- mn 1 > Lone Star, sold to the hotel for : e i si! Now Open Under New Management STEAK -- FRIED CHICKEN -- SEA FOOD A Special Dinner’ Friday - Saturday - Sunday Men., Twes., Wed., Thurs., 6 te 10 —< Fri., Sat, Sun. 6'te 12 o» ‘2 re ‘ BL P os on etbantetmdendieaanen ae i Na J $ i z . $ oy ye > - VR RA EEBRACKN Undecided? DICK WESSON. VIRGINA GIBSON PHYLLIS KIRK AEN STANLEY IR It’s Simple— You don’t need a crystal ball— >= ee : FAR ROMAN. LES HUTCHINSON S “SO BIG” TRIUMPH—Standing on te wind swept prairies of CAFETERIA son Dit (So Big) and Starling Hayden bring te ie the vd oad oO compelling story of a Dutch-American family at the turn of the akia ned 4541 Dixie Hwy. century. Adapted from Edna Ferber’s prize winning novel of the ss same name, “So Big” is filled with the simplicity and grandeur EEE nace ase ssi, Gene Shaw, Mgr. apparent in all her tales. The film, currently playing at a local ('1)] | - theater, boasts a cast of fine players including Nancy Olson, and | ' LI Eves ouniinn nen tad SEE SE EEA ~ TODAY thru TUESDAY! ' rnp ry} \ Ee ——TONIGHT—LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS 10 P. M—— Unknown Person EDNA FERBER’S PULITZER PRIZE NOVEL . . . ‘SKY COMMANDO” with DAN DURYEA 7 | Locks Sj in Icebox teen ani VNB —— Bi17 — S:16 mm TiS — 9:18 —— On Our It’s the TALK of the TOWN! - SUNDAY thru THURSDAY “OFF LIMITS” has not been in the of Pontiac! —~ree oe ee eee ewe ee we ee emree © oo (OE ADEN AND ON THE SAME BILL! “GENUINE NAIL-BITING SUSPENSE” WI ae re ee eee ee ee eo CTRIING HAYDEN-NANCY OLSON e=anoen DEC. STH— “THE ROBE” IN CINEMASCOPE RERKKAAKEAEAAAAKA RE RHR D Sonn Bar etelar] TUFTS « «PAYTON “& AU ya [LAY at . = —_ i ; * . ~ i ee ee ee ee nd ewenscemwosas ~-—cee=weeeeee ew ee ewe eee eee « Bnet ane ‘ay nen. ee oe ae oe ae ae oe ae ee a eS ee ee a oe oe oe | é “ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER ‘5, 1953. ‘Show Depth in Easy Win in Basketball in Oakland sFA Py: A : i f ee 3 Preps Score Freel y First Cage Starts Madison of Royal Oak and took a 62-590 decision. John Craig and John Wassel each tallied 20 points for Presidents. Waterford let an cight-point lead get hway in the final quar- ter as Milferd outscored the 66-58. However, Water- ford's Bob dacober grabbed scor- ing honors for the night in the area with 29 points. Jim Davidson hit 22 for the Red- skins and Jerry Winterhalter Lions Can Clinch NFL Title Share by Beating Chicago > a 7 it the Lions, the defending champions, beat the Bears and the Green Bay Packers upset the San Francisco ers, it's all over and the Lions can start preparing for another playoff game against the Defeats Fellow Aussie | in 4:09.8 Clocking in FEE 3 i i ey TEer fi $i re : ? | ifr g £E 3 & i i i Hay! i after the national cham- at Sydney in February. He finished today's mile about 30 yards in front of Les Perry, 5th in the 1962 Olympics’ 5,000 meter run. Jeff Warren was Grd, about another 15 yards back with Mc- Crae 4th Lewis Hoad Defeats Rosewall for Title MELBOURNE, Australia @ — Lewig Hoad, thick-shouldered son of a Sydney streetcar employe, won the Victorian tennis cham- pionship with crushing power to- day and established himself as the No. 1 menace to the United States’ ll hopes of regaining the Davis Cup. | Seeine Playing boredly at times, but when 19-year-old trounced Ken Rosewall, his boy- hood chum, $7, 86, 3-6. 6-3 in the | Geedrien finals at Kooyong courts It was his 3rd straight state championship of the season and his @th straight victory over Rosewall with whom he has been playing Since they were 10. Rain Forecast Dampens Hopes of Idaho Team »| Manner, Pa., both with 133. Cleveland Browns, who already have won the Eastern title. * « « Should the Lions win both their remaining games—the other is with the New York Giants—they'll take the championship even if the ers win both their games against the Packers and the Batimore Colts. The Lions-Bears game will be televised to 51 cities starting at . (EST). not intend to risk injury to his stars merely to go through the season undefeated. The 49ers are rated heavy favor- ites over the Packers. > > > The Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Redskins, battling for second place in the Eastern Con- ference, also have a date, If the Eagies win, they'll sew up the runner-up spot, but if the “Skins” triumph, the teams will be locked : The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chicago Cardinals play in Chicago. The Steelers are favored The only game today pits the Rams against the Baltimore Colts at Los Angeles. ‘Bob Toski Has 1-Stroke Lead in Havana Test Mich.. and Art Wall of Pocono Marty Furgol, Lemont, Ill., fired his ist hole-in-one in competition in the 2nd round, holing his drive on the 216-yard 16th, Titan on N-S Team DETROIT W — University of Detroit guard and co - captain Denny MecCotter Friday was se- lected to play in the North-South Shrine charity football game Christmas night at Miami, Fila. McCotter, will be a squad mem- ber of coach Stu Holcomb's North team Moore Begins Training MIAMI (UP)—Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore was sched- uled to arrive today to begin train- ing for his third tithe fight with ex-champion Joe Maxim at the Miami Orange Bowl, Jan. 27. Basketball Results Traverse Git “ G4. Rapids Cent, 2 Gd. BR. Christian G4 Rapids South 55 Gd. BR. Oe 43) Grand Haves Leneing Sexton © Jackson Marine City ST Richmend Maryevitte New Baltimere SS Flint Atherton Rattle Creek 2 Leneing Bast. BC Lakeview ”@ &. Lansing Fiat Reek = Milan Trenten 45) Menrer Bechanan 3 Seuth Haves Marlette 7 Bad Axe Cass Olty % Vesar « tom ot Peek R Unter * Garden On Hamtra 61 ih Se. met \. MICHIGAN COLLEGE BASKETBALL SSSSSESSLRSSS Besse “eraseeuaercsgsaces | Appears Potent clicked for 20. The pair were in- strumental in Milford’s 4th-quar- ter comeback, Berkley also folded in the final period to lose to Ford- ‘gon, state Class A champions, 39-31 Another high-scoring outfit Fri- day night was Imlay City, which whipped Almont, 71-46, Eleven Spartans shared in the point-get- ting with Owen Whitkopf's 15 high. Romeo outlasted Utica in their Macomb County, tussle, 55-49, Clarkston displayed scoring abil- ity in a 67-45 victory over Oxford. Gordon Cascaddan used a jump shot effectively to lead the Wolves with 16 points. Ron Schebor added 13. Jini Van Wagoner and Mike Benedict had 10 each for Oxford. Biackhawk total with 12 p Walled Lake took an eafly 15-5 lead and held it all the way in feating Cranbrook, 41-31, Don Wil- liams paved the Vikings with 18 points, while Mike Ryan added 13. Cochran's 14 led the ville, 39-36, with Ed Goodrich con- trituting 14 points. rg af erent Fiseralae} | 2 Munters $ 2 foams 31S BS Bes <. esie 8 marerons go sts Bon, {Pog 2 F epee tf mee TE Race, $2 Bored spf Os EC Previne 4 Reon gs Se) ca Stine @ fic - § Se fees, F Squad May End South's Superiority in Annual Blue-Gray Game MONTGOMERY, Ala. # — Yan- kee generals spelled out an om- inous threat to the South's tfadi- tional Blue-Gray superiority today with the announcement of a pow- erful 24-man squad picked for the Dec. 2% gridiron invasion. . Among the Northern all-stars recruited for the 15th annual tin- tersectional contest is Steve Korchek, hard-driving center from George Washington Uni- versity who made the Associated Press 1953 All-America third team. The Rebel squad was completed earlier this week. Players will start two-a-day practice sessions Dec. 19, just a week before the kickoff. Besides Korchek, roster includes: End Bob Topp of Michigan; tackles Carl Kroll and Tim Mori- arty of Detroit. Chippewas Get Four on Interstate Team MT. PLEASANT # — Central Michigan College dominated the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic the Yankee Van Ryzin Uses 14 Players to Trip Acorn Five James for °PHS, Rowe Season Opener By BILL MARTIN Pontiac High’s basket- ball team opened its 1953- 54 season here Friday night with an easy 50-35 triumph over Royal Oak, Most significant factor in the victory was the im- pressive display of reserve strength on the Pontiac squad. Coach Art Van Ryzin substituted free! throughout the contes beh Hi oh i if al 2 | F #3 iE 4 z if r HF, ht Bs i g 5 5 u ui ceneuno?u~® e~necune“ne™ } FI F r4 = 5 2 Ll Fe Onn ge, 8 Sechet — Punting 68, Royal Officials — John Volk ween), Jerry Beglarshy (Detroit). ag City Table Tennis League Starts Play Winter play opened night in the Pontiac Association of Dick & West Sporting 22-20, 17-21, 17-21. for RO Share Honors in| Y eons , pees wl i- Freak Weather fo Hamper Air Attack by SMU Strong Winds Expected to Force Mustangs, ND to Stay on Ground SOUTH BEND, Ind. @.— An anticipated passing barrage by Methodist may literally be blown sky high if attempted against Notre Dart today, for freakish weather with gusts of wind up to 40 miles per hour was forecast. nine is a Calete cone ball team chosen here yesterday. |. CINCINNATI u—Rowdy Richard Detroit Tech 7% Hun Chips put four on the first | Bartell, long time major league Fliet 3C 8 Bay City 3c ig players shortstop, today was signed as a eal. BASKETBALL Som. wunee coach of the Cincinnati Redlegs. St. Leuts at F. Leenare We Pe Ag hoy FT Gabe Paul, general manager of DePost 102 Mitwashes 84. Meleow™ ‘Nermat. Ken | the National League club, made Drake BE I ag = ae eS +— Dele the announcement in a long dis- Vitanove Be needle SOT) SF | Mich; CENTER —Diek sehmetsier Cen. tance telephone call from Atlanta, _ — + wie on, Narmat. bbe Reymotgn.| West where he has been attending minor West. Kentacky 9 Gusteves Adiphs ern Mm. , Central Mich. ona Teague meetings. Wake Forest 88 Davidson Bii Madiee, MMinete Nermal Signing of Bartell just about com- Teuse Tesh 76 Sewanee ENDG—Steve Mich. pleted the reorganization of the me 68 Pensecela NAS St Berd. tach. Normal; TACKLES So cegine,, & mecgry Soom | Scr"lk genase eee far Bes | ee Miss T) Hamline 8 | wich ‘ . TH Normal: Baylor 7 Lamar Tech 60 | open | Sientors $8 Washington 51 | Nerinera ity amd Ted-Meiien, Went | WASHINGTON «# — Phil Kim, Oregon % Make Sate. s| Black Bear mine Fiore, a Brooklyn boy with a tthe oe wicked left hook, meet tonight ‘In Sc Marys Cad fe Mowatt it) K. L, Templeton of 53% W./a 10-round bout that will be tele Cat. of | Pocitie % Cal Aggies = Huron §$t., bagged a 200-pound | cast nationally by ABC-TV (9 p.m., 2 mvc black bear this week while hunt-/ EST). x. 2 fe Beer Eling near Lewiston. ‘Templeton was| The lightweight clash at Uline Site Si Goce ae , {hunting arormd the Hunt Creek }Arena will be blacked out in the “ “ | Swamp. . Washington area. : | " cs / staff have prepared some special variations off the split-T for this nationally-televised football final in hope of spoiling an undefeated season for Notre Dame. SMU surprised the Irish the last time they met, in 1951 at South Bend, 27-20, in a game crammed with 89 passes. The Mustangs, ‘ then led by Fred Benners, a hu- LEAPIN’ LEROY—Pontiac High center Leroy Pontiac Press Phot | nan windmill, tossed 45 from punt Moore does a spectacilar split in mid-air as hej here. Royal Oak center Don Rowe (13) is at left,/formation and double wingback pulls down a rebound in the 3rd quarter of Fri-| and Chiefs’ guard Bob Johnston is on the right.| spreads. day night's PHS-Royal Oak basketball opener | Pontiac won the game, 50-35. aia onde’ ‘ws ap pe peratures in the 30's also was pre- Hoosiers Meet Cincinnati . dicted, da : ee: .—* ° Meanwhile, Irish Coach Frank National Champion I ndiana, Challenger |unto"s\expeced to"te on the . . nationally behind Maryland in the Kentucky Open Their Seasons Tonight |i pot tis wok sims fo its first unbeaten gen By BEN PHILEGAR consin, which opened last night ;measures 7 feet 3 inches, scored| 1949. Only a 1414 tie NEW YORK —National cham-| With a 6456 victory over Mar-| 29 points as the Beavers | beeper mili «+o +74 pion Indiana and Ken ‘ quette, idle. Hawaii 73-54. schedule, and memories foes to suceed the ewer | toe te wen steaany coun te: ans open their campaigns tonight in » a on pa- The University of Washington, | ern California last Saturday. the first big Saturday of the 1953-54 | per rai avy favorite ageinst It-|ranked fourth in the country in| The kickoff is 2pm. (EST). * 8 6 tle Geneva College in its first, the final Associated Press poll) . 4, ‘ pembers): Indiana, minus only one regular | game. last spring, was upset 66-51 by “votes pine from last season's NCAA titlists,| pordham and Niagara, both | Stanford. It was the Huskies’ first) _ Shits “S Vasricntene (and entertains Cincinnati at Bloom-| counted among the top few in the |°me loss in 23 games. tnd Mavreldes (Ss); CENTER—Scbrader ington. East, dash at Buffalo. Kansas| Bevo Francis and his colleagues} (ss); BACKS — Guglielmi (31) or Fits- ° * * State opens against Denver. from little Rio Grande College | "s5*" St), Latimer (14) and Werden Kentucky comes back to com-| The tallest man ever used in|looked considerably better than) | i METEOONT petition against Temple. college basketball played his first | they did the night before as they |, ~s ) as Nine of the 10 Big Ten teams | game last night for Oregon State. | bowed to Villanova 2002 in over.) Genet — “Reece (ast: Midd will be in action with only Wis-|Wade (Swede) Halbrook, who . Francis etreld goal ith 10] aa tee smi a, (2) seconds to play won it for Villa- * pe aa re ifs tea omasee (ROCTEATION 5 S ° P Seton Hall's National Invitation Giambra in No Hurry |}reremen csamsios won ter ne Seay Ure H(t Start P| to Meet Bobo Olson |/* “ss esse ®® (10 Sari Fid By MURRAY ROSE may have been right, But most); nerd 7 NEW YORK @—Joe Giambra is observers believed that if |0onand Wood S2¢4 after the sol Pontiac and Waterford the oddity among the middleweight a — — ~ ae DePaul of Chicago won its third} Loops Open Schedules contenders today. He's in no BUY have been knocked out by Giam-|Sraeht at the copense of Mil) Monday Night for tone crack at Champion tba's next punch and worse yet,|"'Scuthern California spolled Jack Bobo Olson. might have taken a bad battering. Recreation Basketball League * ¢ « Gardner's coaching debut at Utah A crackling right to the chin in| with a 5448 decision. Gardner|Pl4y gets under way Monday “Ten more fights and then I'll/ the fourth sent Herring flat on his| switched this season from Kansas| Might in both the Pontiac and want Olson," said the 22-year-old | back. He got to one knee at the | state. Waterford Township loops. Buffalo Adonis after he had/ count of eight, started to rise at knocked out Jimmy Herring of |nine and seemed to have made , Zen teams are entered in Pee New York in 2:25 of the fourth it a traction of « second before| BOWLING Results tiac’s two circuits. Class A field round at Madison Square Garden | the referee counted ten. Miller hes- Includes Shaw's Jewelry, GMC, last night. itated for a moment, and then ‘CTLVaN LAKE _— Chuck's Shack and Poole Lam- ** @ waved his hands to signify a knock-|wereier ¢ 93 15 Cie mae) Der. Im Class B, there are Sta- Tt was the 10th victory in a row | %t- i oon Sb Fyre se] fmm Bem, Olver Butch, Punting tor the darichared fighter and hi aH Re 35th win against two losses. He| “I beat the count,” said Herring Hane 25 33 Jerome's 18 0} L@ke Merchants and Eiks 723. is ranked as the No. 5 contender. | Who was leading 1 in rounds up| Os-Recge, 38 55 James rer M4 S3 Monday's scheduled matches Herring argued bitterly that he |to the knockout. “My head. was | m'ssfuiss, st; tum seme — 87" | Stadium Inn and Oliver at T p.m. had received a “quick count’|Clear. I was counting with Miller | "** en gear and Shaw's and GMC at 8:30 from Referee Ray Miller and he| While I was waiting to get up. I x. t. o'clock. Games are at Pontise Graham With Hurons but I was okay. 1 could have won, | Sie All eight t ‘tee Gis Bill Graham, former four-sport oe. 6 \som series Susobeen's sii-—iven. | ford League see action Monday, standout at Avondale High School} A crowd of 3,233 560, It “ae Manny's Ringside Bar meets Poole in Auburn Helghts, is a memiber| might bave been more if ft wasn't| «2 bi eathayil i — of the basketball team at Michigan | for the newspaper strike. The bout | me» ci 53 Osh Coin gz| faces Waterford Faculty at 17:30 Normal College this season. Small-|was broadcast and telecast over | eneiy's i eo Mt | Pm. At 8:45, Clarkston Merchants est man on the Huron squad, the/ coast to coast networks. Eilts 3o Gpkecs ts. 1¢| take on Drayton Drug, and Beattie 5-7 Graham is an 18-year-old fresh-| Herring suffered his seventh | 572" x, ts We mer Ree. in| Motor- Sales tangles with Davis man, majoring in physical educa-| kayo in 70 pro fights. He has won| Iné@. game — Johnsen, 231; series — | Machine. tion. oy ) ag Oe ‘ Major L P| ~ Frat ily R bi Heard By JOE REICHLER Last major league Johnny Murphy, original player denied they were “ ATLANTA, Ga. @—Rumblings of | ternity lasted seven fepresentafives, lined up with | the ae pee a players’ fraternity were heard ay beee . Frick and accused the current | “As & matter of fact,” said the leaguers quit the auinor lenmue ene | fielder of the Philadelphia Athietics| 4eleetes of “jeopardizing” the |New York Yankee - pitcher, vention for the New York meetings | ho had turned to the | pension fund by snubbing the |, “© “Te trying to improve it. No- to wrangle over baseball's newest | law. commissioner. Coenen en ee mt pith, Span pe | Reynolds, along with several| tee! we have the backing of al s starting Goviapeennt ot _— others of the 16 player delegates, the players in what we are doing.” was the dispute between the but it lead to . ® wr and the sommiadener of bose} he Payer contracts and cme (¢'S Tire Out! —_{|rish Place 4 Men ball. It began with the players High~ because their lawyer, J. day will man Lewis, couldn't attend. include MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP)—Notre countered with the news that minimum Dame placed four players on the big league club owners were $7,200; 1953 All-Catholic All-America pian. per ball team announced today by ane wet, Pat coach Lisle Blackbourn of Mar- tives of the National and linen ths wince leagues respectively, had : woes the nounced the official retention feam each year for a national Lewis and dieclesed that Catholic newspaper syndicate, Miuipre thet 0h poepese bas a a ‘Co Bt Attorney's fees could not. be ee firmed, <- A veteran baseball efictal ead | “OF: : that meahe the : PERS Eg | have to obtain a” = crew (oye 2 ve t , which, ee ed ee effect, would create a players’ ‘apes can take it fraternity. gine ob ty a SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 aS AN 6 BON. , THE PONTIAC PRESS ee ee ay 1 2 4 i wie , PONTIAC, MICHIGAN | ro RECLAIMED BRICK EXTERIOR — Mellow color tones of reclaimed brick with four floors with eight-foot separations. A two-car garage, with access through the sections of white clapboard provide an interesting exterior for the Jack Geymans’ new _kitchen area, is included in this house plan built into a bluff of Island Lake. home at 1465 Kirkway, back of Kirk of the Hills. An authentic split-level house, there are Your Neighbor’s House Jack Geyman Home at Island Lake Is Built for Living By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE When Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gey- man of 1465 Kirkway, Island Lake, planned their new home, they kept in mind their two boys, two girls and a Golden Retriever. Modern in materials and treat- ment, but Early American in design, decor and accessories the Geymans have an authentic split-level house boasting four floors with eight-foot elevations marking each separation. Ranging from 11 years to three weeks, the Geymans’ four children enjoy special family activity areas in the again used in matched print for window draperies. A rectangular braided rug on the floor of the dining room in this area ig centered with a light-finished pine oval dining table and captain's chairs, : | fe $Eak rif a 5 fifvss doors to close the kitchen area. Cupboards in the kitchen are in pine with soft green formica tops used for the working areas. One interest in the family room is the wagon wheel light fixture. Made of an old wagon wheel, it has six lamps in wrought iron with frosted giass chimneys for ilemina- tion. A combination sewing room and pantry with Dutch doors, a series of closets, and a tiled bath complete this floor. The upstairs living room on the third level has an angled wall of Roman brick. Part of this is a raised hearth fire- in slightly modern. “This room," said Mrs, Gey- man who is a former art teach- OT Rees | Mat RN * ; J er, “was designed with our the-house hours at this piano. A half-circular floor of slate forms the entrance and curves paper in soft blue and beige, is a full-tiled blue bathroom. Quiz Is Pertinent to Homeowning Use This Method to See if You Should Change From Rental Statusgip If you're dreaming of a home of your own, maybe you'd better wake up and reconsider. Maybe it’s not for you. The American ideal is, of course, a privately owned home for every family because of the children and the joys of both possession and sound invest- ment. But there are psychologi- cal hazards you may not recog- nize. Owning a home is both a re- sponsibility and a joy, and re- quires a lot of both common sense and self-assessment. You'll make a happy home own- er if you can answer affirma- friends as well as family? . prefer being at WINDOW PICTURE OF ISLAND LAKE— Looking directly down from the Geyman third- floor living room is a small wooded island that gives this lake its name. The house, built on the ledge of the lake, ia high enough to give a wide view of the lake and surrounding countryside. Building Industry Expecting Busy Year WASHINGTON—There is good news in the building industry. Work on nearly 1,000,000 new homes is expected to begin iext year, according to the Cham- ber of Commerce of the United States. Reports from the mort- gage and finance people indi- ‘cate there will be adequate funds at no higher interest rates than now, and possibly slightly lower rates. 8. Do you like quiet surround- — ings? 9. Can you operate on a rea- sonable schedule and avoid be- ing a household slave? 10. Would you rather. buy IL. Do you like the association of persons in a community set- most of these questions, you'll be happy as a home owner. Another good sign was the tremendous public responce te the celebration of National Home Week during October. Seme 10,000,000 people swarmed through the 8,000 new houses on display in 125 cities throughout the country. This certainly suggests that new homes built during the post- war period, there is still a high potential demand. Today’s homes are not the “empty shells” our forefathers bought. They are miniature Hence the housing industry has become one of the main sup- ports of the American econ in spite of the vast number of omy. STAIRWAY TIES IN FOUR FLOORS—With a wrought iron railing and steps of pine planks, this four-level stairway makes all floors of this house accessible from a central spot, The lower floor is an activity room, laundry and furnace en, bath, pantry and hallway. On the third floor is the formal living room, master bedroom, en- trance hallway and bath. Children’s sleeping quarters are three bedrooms on the fourth floor with a large full-tiled bath. ae Birds Need Your Help Don't forget to feed the birds, particularly when the weather is| bad and it is difficult for you to! F% get out to the feeders. That's when they need it most. They like beef suet, seeds of all INSULATION US.G. Economy Size ........per M $52.00 US.6. 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ELLIS, Inc. Coll FE 2-2671 2690 S$. Woodward with an exterior of Roman brick Corbin of Waterford, who for 20 business, will occupy one of the DRAYTON PLAINS NEW BUSINESS—A four-store building | building is is now open for business at 4391 Dixie Hwy. It is. owned by Giroux, Hicks Realtors and Kruger In- surance. They will occupy two of the window-fronted stores. Tom years has been in the barbering stores. Unusual feature of this the Inside, each store has a drop ceil birch. Don several years and Russ Hicks White Brother's Real Estate. Harold Kruger has been in the in- surance businegs in this area for ‘ planter across the front of Tennessee Giroux was operator of the Drayton Food Market for Water Pan on Radiator Might Be Too Much Householders sometimes feel that 'they should increase the humidity in their homes by. placing a pan of water close to the radiator. Often the amount of moisture thus added is uncontrolled and may be excessive, * A humidifier cats produce as much as two poufds of water vapor Pentine Press Phote ledgerock. ing, and the interior finish is th was previously associated with many years. 2 Types of Varnish for Indoors, Outside Painting of Furniture Known Many Years Ago Thousands, whether your you money. Today ot FE 2-8386 Smart Women Insist On a Reputable Firm yes, thousands of home owners hove relied on Corwin’s reputation and integrity in all of building and remodeling—since 1890. ‘ou too can place your confidence in Corwin, budget be large or small. Our services will help you do d better job and save -|The development of such civic Many American Gardens the .halls.” ‘You must have at least two trees — male and fe- male. Scientifically known as ex opaca, the evergreen holly usually has fruit producing flowers on one tree and the male, pollen bearing flowers on another. A female tree may bloom and not have berries if there is no male tree nearby from which polien may be carried by bees or other insects. g time for pruning. Grow Yule Holly Trees The society, comprised of com- mercial and home growers, says the future of holly appears bright. to Fiorida, and from Texas {> the Pacific Northwest. One of the finest qpllections of privately owned holly trees is on the Holly Hill estate of retired New Jersey Suprerior Court Judge Thomas Brown, at Locust, on the Jersey shore. Holly Hill fneludes about 30 acres Light Color Suggested for Protective Value Dark alleyways and streets in some sections of a city are con- ductive to crime. A hold-up man skulks in dim area-ways and seeks the protective coloration of dark walls. Stores, factories and warehouses painted in white, or a light tint, offer no such encouraging shelter. painting programs protects. the public at the same time that it aids ih driving back public mies. Gifts for Garden Thin Films Better in Floor Finishing When you are refinishing a floor, you are naturally eager to have the finish dry quickly, So that there will be no delay, be sure to use high quality mate- rial which has satisfactory drying characteristics. As all materials used in floor finishing are intended for application in thin films, be sure to thin in accordance with ply the coating heavily, if you're interested in speedy drying. Re- member, also, that two thin coats are more durable than one heavy coat. Eliminate Rust Stains on which there are at:least 1,500 holly trees..A few of them date back to the time of the Revolu- tionary War. A non-commercial grower, Judge Brown contributes specimens and results of his re- search to universities and horti- cultural centers. Holly grows naturally on sandy solls that are well drained and well aerated. It usually is found The American holly is tolerant to some shade. Too much shade winds from the ocean. 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NEW YORK — Once again Man- hattan’s department stores are filled with traditional and modern ingeniously planned to delight the hearts of small fry. ; They offer many sugrestions to both the grateful shopper and the ingenious home craftsman who un- dertakes the rehabilitation of la | year’s toys, Already, in the. | ments and workshops of suburban 'and city homes, quick-drying, gay- | colored paints are restoring the | new look to battered express wag- on, worn doll carriges, paintless Christmas toys, | is being replaced by a clear, soft turquoise children’s furniture especially the popular small din- ing ensembles which consist of low round table and miniature cap- tain’s chairs — comes in a light natural wood finish, sometimes with a decorative border painted around the table top, Wall back- grounds of light blue, pink, yellow, pale green and creamy white are favored for nurseries and _ chil- dren's rooms. | perience as Director of the Tomp- | king Hall Cooperative Nursery School at Columbia University, | “Children love to help paint. They get acquainted with colors, they Basement Bench Can Be Source of Christmas Toys getting paint on face, hands and clothing is minimized by the sim- ple expedient of putting a man’s shirt on backward, This com- pletely covers the clothing of the young painter. Rubbing the child’s face and hands with cold cream or.a special preparation for the purpose which can be up precess is comparatively _ easy. Miss Morton explains that one of the favorite activities of the children who come to the nursery schoo! is redecorating a much- loved doll house which was orig- inally made of two unusually sturdy packing boxes, fitted up with extra partitions. || and fitted with cup hooks, then .| painted, form a cabinet to hold small dishes for tea-parties. Boats Wm. A. Kennody 3097 W. Huron Street Ph. FE 4-3569 f Largest New Home for Your Money! __ 45 W. HURON ST, | | We 23924 or FE 4.6913 +s We Will Be... OPEN EVENINGS By Appoiatmest Only! 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Model 1 $48.95 ee Available , On Order - of Cut wood the easy wp ae Hew ined wih the Foner, | Pole tess up to 20" a Cable Belt Sander. Works in any | lowest price ever offered. position. Model A-2..... $62.50 BID. dc ob ccccccncsecc $115.00 ‘i . EB On Order For that professional touch Trims 100 feet of hedge in al workshop you than baif an hour. Smooth oh, -B E.R ht Model 100.000.0020. $49.50 | vibration. Model 103. $49 and edges in ps a ad on required bv hand methods: Modal 101 1 $65.00 Keego Steniy Ho. 1 3041 Orchard Loke Rd. Keego Harbor, Michigan COCR Ree eee FE 2-3766_ ; % ‘ pees Tae ST re soy cearaiiy mraccame tale hr ; ¢. ’ é THE. PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 Furniture Fine .. for Livingroom: Today Television’ Calls for New Lamps, Carpet and Comfy Chairs This will be one Christmas when the family will not scorn a gift for the home. More time is being BR J. Dawson, H. A. Watson advent of television, and that old 11% N. Saginaw $e. living room seems to have taken on new perspective. What's more, even when video programs are boresome, the family finds home cozier than any other place. We are content to read, play Ph. FE 2-5420, Pontiac @ NO bnrip games, records and cards. Mom is ‘|| happy—to say thé least—that the congregating family has inspired her to redecorate her little nest, and she starts where she left off in the honeymoon cottage. Everything from lamps to car- pets is being replaced or reju- venated. y @ NO RUN © No opor _ Pittsburgh And Dad, the moneyman, doen't | formerly was considered imprac- complain a bit, After all, hasn't/ tical for home sites because of the he ‘always said: “I'd do anything | irregularity of the terrain. to keep the kids off the street."| Frequently, the sloping lot sim- Gifts for the home might include | plifies the designer's problems and these to please every member of | actually helps to reduce construc- the family. tion costs. It this house, the arch- For mom. . . A gift certificate | jtect uses the incline of the lot to for new draperies, rug, occasional| enhance the appearance of the tables. house while taking fullest advan- Or give her a smart sewing | tage of the land area available. box that she can leave in the | Built. on three levels, the WALLHIDE | SATINHIDE || tween ‘Soap ‘operas. | Sowse 'e distinguished by ite un- ween. cenp eperas. usual brightness and comforta- Rubberized E mel For dad. . . He'll adore an easy} ble roominess. A four-foot wide SATIN FINISH na chaair, one of those special lamps} balcony extending the full width with lots of swivel necks that can| adds a note of luxury to the ex- Two amazing new Gaishes come || be adjusted for reading, writing) terior while providing shade for to join the famous family of Picts- || and video, an ottoman for his fa-| the patie below. burgh Paiots. For walls and trim || vorite chair, new poker table and Glaosine, Wiens why: tains the kitchen, utility room heating plant and dining room. ey Measuring 14 by 14 feet, the din- © Towgh and durable os rubber ing room is flooded with cheerful 2 Wen’? dip, poet er wou mh iwi | daylight from panels of glass block © Goes on with brash ov seller © Tl extending the length and width of © Brlaredertrce in lore thea an howe the room in both perimeter walls. © Sheen won't wesh of ALUMINUM A door furnishes easy access to stoins will the patio. @ Alwoys looks fresh end new ACCORDION The kitchen is large and roomy © Economical te vse by 14 feet, but sink, work coun- INSULATION — range and refrigerator = Rubberized $537 arranged in a compact U pattern WALLHIDE Galles to insure top efficiency. The sink ° is located on the adjoining utility Satinhide $220 room wall so that the same plumb- ENAMEL Quart ing installations can serve both Daylight is supplied by a : wall of glass block which requires Personalized a minimum of care and cleaning COLOR SERVICE effort because its sparkling sur- We will mix colors to your own, individual taste. Two Color Consultants to help The utility room, you with your decorating ; with washing machine, drier problems. See how the heat goes through and ironer, has handy cabinets 151 3 semi-thick batts, while type- built Into the wall for storage 6 INFRA stays cold! Type-6 of laundry supplies. Daylight Modern. Hues equals 4 3/5” of Rockwool aoa ae ob (upward heat flow in winter), comes a gtass block 9” of Rockwool (downward on one side and conventional heat flow in summer), and basement sash which alse pro- 5 5/16" of Rockwool (wall vide ventilation. The olf heating PONTIAC nest, Gow). plant is located in a-small room adjacent te the utility room and . heats the house through a radi- GLASS CO.|| THU-BILT | =~ =~ The living room ts on the second "Il BLOCK CO. |ic.c°s{su ow ss 23 W. Lawrence St. ° serves the front entrance. Large Pontioc Drive double-pane windows extending ee Ye 1992 np ager _ met Baty 5 to 5s FE 4-9531 room create a feeling of greater Gaterday 8 to 13:39 depth. Casement windows, just above eye level, on the other } perimeter wall help to carry out Open Saturday and Sunday 12 to 7 p. m. me ainaees -lniesenten st aes Deluxe Two and Three Bedroom ee ee eee Brick Homes in Beautiful :. . WHO'S YOUR "WESTRIDGE" Pontiac's Newest Fine Suburban Area DIRECTIONS: Turn off Dixie y on Cambrock Lane at Our Lady of the Lakes Watch for “open” sign. @ ROOFING @ ROOF REPAIRS @ ROOF COATING Phone FE 2-200) S58 N. Coss) Established 1918 Get An Estimate Witheut Obdtigation ROSSeeews si 4H0.P8484 HELTMAN & TRIPP Genera: concrs. ||" HUGUS-MARSH Exclusive Builders and Developers of Westridge at Waterford ROOFING & : 22 W. Lawrence—FE 5-8161 INSULATI co. R2eeseovrTres ss ry The Finest Gift of All A Living Christmas Tree 95 , Up Delivered , es ee Rr" Decorate for Christmas Gives Joy for Years to Come as ——) We will again have some extra large — Christmas Trees especially suited for | “ Churches - Schools - Offices - Show Windows Reserve YoursNow-WeDeliver —s_—© FRESH CUT NURSERY - a F * : . $F 5 » 7 : aes ® *. Comin 4 Peer Lene RULE er en YOUR HOME OF TOMORROW—-Sloping terrain ; now so popular in all sections of the country. reduced construction costs for this three-level house Split Level Homes Becoming Popular| sharply against the sloping green which is highlighted by.a large] eee Sf tee surveunding items of furniture especially de- signed for the room where you have or will have your television { gE ee ii REFRIGERATION SERVICE r z sel Tet ( Eye Fireplace for Gift Ideas Consider Accessories or Even Some New Pieces of Furniture What homemaker doesn't want | fireplace in her home? If you jare fortunate enough te have a fireplace, is it inviting? For those on your Christmas shopping list, who possess a fire- tion for a different fireside treatment. Circling around the fireplace area, the man of the house is sure is sure to Carpets Best in 1500s Rug weaving in Persia attained structed and operated today much as they were in the time of the early Egyptians. Weavers received the equivalent of 5 or 10c a day for their work. TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE See JOHN KINZLER REALTOR @ BUILDER 670 W. Hures FE 4-3525 SASH & DOORS BLDRS, SUPPLIES BUILDERS’ HDWE. PAINTS DICKIE Lumber Co. 1495 Orcherd Leke Rd. Phone FE 4-3538 H BLOCK BUILDINGS WEA RELIABLE WATERPROOF 24 Whitfield All Work Guaranteed—Free Estimates LANDSCAPI la \ 4 Seed Phone Utica 7-504! J. C. TEAR NURSERY 3 Miles North of Utica Van Dyke and 23 Mile Road PERSONALITY! rete CONSULTATION exrtats. On Your Landscaping Problems ING CO. Phone FE 4-0777 NG WITH PRICES!! Open Sunday " 1 PR Saas PANELYTE he 0o-tt-Yourself Plastic Beautiful . . . lasts a lifetime! Resists stains, burns .. . « 1 painting. And you can install Panelyte yourself. Coes over your present ply- wood surface——no special tools—no difficult ideal for k and bathroom walls, too. See how brand new and effects can brighten your living! Available Panelyte Pontiac Floor Coverings! . You Owe lt to Yourself to PONTIAC FLOOR COVERINGS L. BR. TAYLOR, Owner 379 Orchard Leke Avenue — Compare Our Quality! Compare . will not chip, crack, peel. Easy to clean . . . no waxing ‘¥. . ah gluing or pressing. Shop at FE 2-2353 except in his mind. Phone FE 5-6148 ” - -GOOSE... Stop and Think When a door-to-door solicitor talks you into buying his product —subscribing to a magazine—contributing to a “cause”—think twice before you part with your money. Remember that dealing with reliable local stores is usually much more satisfactory; the stores are always here — you may never see the doorbell sales- man again. Few good magazine publishers have to resort to high- pressure methods to acquire new subscribers. And many times the “cause” to which you contribute actually receives only a tiny preentage of the solicitors “take,” or perhaps doesn’t exist PONTIAC BOARD Don’t Be High-Pressured BETTER BUSINESS BOARD. |} of the OF CO! PGA UM Institute Will aT Study Proposed 5-Year Census Cet ws show you how much more we into for @ completed oper Cul TODAY!” La Boss Buitvine Service at te MODELING ........ ease stash Nt AIRING. Phen np Rompe ~ NEWING . pegs Build it with il be «facta READY MIXED CONCRETE BIG THREE CONFERENCE ROOM—In this homey, living-room . atmosphere at the Mid-Ocean Club in Tucker's Town, Bermuda, the Sisco bine Sibdiiar leentana eoaiateneen. The talks, which started big three Western Powers—the United States, Great Britain and} Friday, will last through Dec. 8. fe er A monument to Jupiter was ex- injuring the surface: It is said to cavated from beneath Notre Dame Make This Corner Your Insurance Headquarters oa on Our Lor Prompt, Courteous Service Austin - Norvell INSURANCE AGENCY W. Lewrence Corner S$. Cass FE 2-9221 | j 545 S$. T Phone saise Due to Popular Demand | We Were Able to Secure Additional Homes Making a Total of 47 in the Project At This Time We Have 23 Under Construction Completely Finished --- New --- 2 Bedroom Homes for Only 6,800.00 Payment $1100.00 ; PLUS Mig. Costs FHA 412% Monthly Payments Less Than Rent.... AI". OPEN FOR YOUR APPROVAL Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sun. 1 P.M. to 9. P.M. Mon. 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. Why Continue Paying High Rent When You Can Buy Your Own Home for Less Than Rent? _ GILES REALTY CO. | Huron at Cass FE 5-6175 LEO IS EN IALE WRI a See ©50x122’ Lot @City Bus Service | School Nearby ©City Sewer and Water Drive Out Perry St. Past Joslyn St. to Directional “OPEN” Signs ; 7" po How to make a myth out of a moth is a favorite conversational project for some coffee table scien- tists. You've probably heard them S 2 °F EY i it ; i i ge< 37 isk § Et 44% nl tnt nH ite aagtii : ft yey fe You Can Brush and Store but Moth Battle Goes On ly, but paint,varnish or finish of any kind will seal the pores of the [Make Do PONTIAC PAINT Mfg. Co. Phone FE 5-6184 17-19 SOUTH PERRY ST. Goodwill Aiea Heating Co. 38 S. Telegraph Rd. ATTENTION: G, M, EMPLOYEES! ——INSTALL YOUR OWN HEATING PLANT—— sanye 25% ‘One. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 Small Furs Are Given T _ ae he aan sap lint tH Hit z2 it th z r ee 83 i! Str li (pa = i HI = - B 5 S. : : z : Sap : : = : 08k S ‘7a Pan Pil ails 3 giageaill Gee | titul iff 33 iii eld tee ao af 35 33% AE + g piles Fs = = Se pin. fed = alte 2a a Bungslow on secre in choice breezewa car at en bungalows. Vesti — northside win 4 rooms.| fached garage. Bust’ 1951. $14,900 bale wo spacious Sunday 2-5 p.m, _— ‘ otl storms and screens, land- * cee : lot | Offered at -§ reom modern, fire- kitchen you've Se ass) Lewin) Ey : : "LL SAY IT'S GOOD VALUE.| ict an — ah 2751 Woodbine Drive no aa : “tied bey Sylvan Shores GOOD VALUE tt Peete siding, Livable, bul name een hela Oy Bee this modern home WISNER & ST. MIKE’S DISTRICT some finishing to do, Built 4962. ¥ tt full basement, Gas atiractive in design and con- | ¥pu'll, love this spacious 28538 | G1 500 down. Smmace. Paved street, venient t-bungalow Mg RA ge ae rooms, vestibule entrance to liv-| ser Isiand Lk.-4 room com- cr and sidewalt. Detve, out bedroom), beautiful two-tone ing —— goluest stove aaa pletely urnished. Quick posses- Dik: west of Telegraph tem cceme rages | areas Se Se tee Oe so ces me Sc stkaal Open gn room, picture window, ~ ree space, + . N Side—rms. ern, base- . planter entrance with cloak Storms and screens, garage. Of- to model. Only 2 Vieget, ‘Aesceneé” teevece. fered at $8, terms, or will = Convenient location. $1,630 yours Sunday. Dorothy 2% car heated garage. Out- oe benee aT, i ooze ; - will assist you. door grill, Lake wileges. ment. -5 room ly decorated, » , Chy tus J Blocks. "Ferme. to VaLve. rereeee ace East side. 66.090. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor recpeneiite purchaser. (Go ¥ a oorheis — follow Te -To Sell—To Trade erms. = 1 W. Huron on west on YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT Rd. — Immediate posses-; Phone FE3TI60) oF +4178 in . FE MAHAN j as rooms. $875 down. ee ner ROUEE . Incomes—We have 2 and 4 fam- breezeway with fireplace, at- Suburban ; or city lecetions.| tached $13 TY CO. REALTORS eer 1 sider smaller house i trede, FE T M, M: - ‘|e P EN orrnanet oSon 79, RANG "| Sows parmene start at hee| NEAR EAST BLVD. ol ment furnished. Nice lot, . -- MODERN Pontiog Tral—3 pearegs.ces.| trseg and flowers, Sell or trade SUNDAY 2-5 P.M, _| © yooms. Mice tot. Pence o Rores, timber. ( 230 Okemah Dr. peer AKE FRONT HAYDEN wel sce carte tat aes poe oom 2 son tee onl well bul, bare wood wh W. Bowe ea OM ce ROSE_McLARTY _ 3 BEDROOMS, 1% BA tered walls, PE 32162 We bave buyers Z dabeivent, auig, boat, emart exterior lines | and of ait inv FE 41823, EM 3-5042 —_—__78 » buy con| Wanted Real Estate 31 iii 60" per’ "manta, ort Any vex terion innore: =| Better call on tis ose | VACANT—$5,950 Po! 2, Jem Franc peta me et Se ae ae Beteman © decpecn rooms, vanity tle bath, ‘sod a Eg garage. US, “Weeetiont kitchen, Well to ever feat attached garage, over: Francis FE. “Bud” Miller as ty Co 377 8. TE deluxe kitchen. Attached ¢ : Sulated see this quick Call FPE| head doors. Red to $7950 — Realtor =| Want to Sell? | *iesdet ine ttatere: tere . Speen yer ks aun, | rane, tot, Se, healed «| CUCKLER REALTY | See teez opie ai” | S100 Gown ‘Near Auburn & Dts, — «| Hotel Rooms 328) xr MacOemals meeoagt” | Ese" Ga Same, re Tab Pan ee vi’? "rexa0| BUYERS WAITING vwwwwneece | FWO HOUSES FOR RENT. OnE | ""* Ant Sun EM vk. PRIVATE OWNER, WILL SELL OR GAYLORD ~ DRAYTON PLAINS _ your it you nave. lake property or HOTEL ROOSEVELT BP cian, te rennonable. Cal Sylvan Village ga, West side. Would like out of | 7 RA MODERN, BRICK FER-| Seautitu Meedar anskes exterior “cnsened, con Breyten Wi -+ flies Or wonk- esa, “rates, WEWLY DECORATED 6 ROOM| PRICE REDUCED, Newer 4 whine Le yg oo Gey St seasoned con. ws ection) Immediate ranch c:) a story bungalow meaner * $1,500 pe | ons tor with eR lose» - fon ate | ene Ti gatece five. $950 DOWN equity in small home or late méd-| room. room bination : . : . Med | 4 rms, and bath, Paved street, Close | el car. OR 3900 or FE CHI.) with ‘arge Bath, JOHNSON WHITE BROS a ath ca | to downtown Pontiac evenings. kitchen & utility room ; REALT . ° draperies and DICK VALUET, Realtor fhe Metertor yourseti ond have a ovePa n'a" sr on Sites || "7 . ‘ . carpeting. TN cae 22 8. Tel PE! ae one ee ae ome Jere bo proud to ove , coun | 0000 Bee Ranees’ wWetsrtone | & S. Fins bee Ei S Baty * om, Pe coun” AND UTHETY| j ROOM HOME, NEXT TO YMCK .. C. LADD 1 : Alta ROOM AND Hever jer, FE 2-9002. 2 FAMILY floor, ate heat, and wotes. | csner Com tke Bi Pe bane Teeimace NO WE 34041. 661 6. Sanford. — ‘ a4 Silver Lake Front » Ray Eg mye Clemens.” -. posta Sad Baie hing” MBravion Plane Close to Located im Orion. story for the JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 2 8 WONDER]! |stats" son| Sop S| Seem | C)'NE $500 Cash! mode [1 easy to understand why we're| Pushers, PE 24318. ; Gas Neat Sereened summer oe ee ! as aiways . 170 is fenced. Pon- fireplace and « SUPERB CONSTRUCTION — 4 room house must be torn. down. District. Terms. ‘TIT recreation that ts is stressed in this fine, face- sewer, water and Sun. Mr. Melser, a ot grounds. and betet, steno trimmed bunge- slectricity. Ph FE ¢dst). | Lum . Pike St. 12x20 living room with mas- ohn Kinzler, Realtor ' ym = DREAM HOM GAYLORD) S.ERSSScE lawn efter ae eoantn Eis py Fe yay = Gye & one you have been WARD F. PARTRIDGE, | Siem snd Gate Bi ! Eiremsse AS cireheet | fear cerned reg seem wit R -8316 ose IN. C” Modern be v oo et NR ot tacmsceeite| OPEN Jmpegsenme., | Sette | fe eee “LISTINGS WANTED ~ Rent Apts. Furnished 35) next to drugstore Lease to SUN. 1-5 P.M. oS SS ae erations throughout. In Newly decorated throughout Nice G A —— sible party. Call Ward E MODEL HOMES ture windows, ft. i cludedin price is lot with shrubs and flowers. Bus erie an toe, [Ga foe Siete Sao | patie ee) x. | Lee Store | a Le Ps H. C, NEWINGHAM | 7“sosa spout v ven. 195 Exmoor Rd. ye S pe —— ag rattled Man, |, Seago ss Aevum ara. | Reat Office Space 38C) Elizabeth Lake Estates | Si gitietcrmtesiemss |. toc“ | onotiy EN Eoen Peddling Your Property t - Share bath, ‘S30 week Pm B-tes | om “Capitol Barings Loon| Spacious cow) betrete machi 6 ove "ben, Cop mentor. orn bungalow, comer hee Pn: PE dattl _< io uualified prose| YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE eavhro, fwo sepaoonu| se Modern de Large living room with pie. | IDEAL LOCA’ ves you time and money. | ould like to rents nice 3 or heme. South an te me ae ; ure window, deluxe , Livihg fourm, dieing rm. kitchen, Yor | _beth. Pm 4doee after oad =. Mighand Subdivision. Deapes, | home at $12,850 or for OP -'N furnace cored weil trent ehh enmase ean 5) a know. it's for | _ bath. = % om at peter garage “wet some teeta | Pe see cay. Ne. dsoking. price, Call day time time, | Se. J You cam move in by ‘Christ seneel este, a ioe ee hd Rg saan ae Ket, Sir Fal pa id _ tain 1:60 6 90 = - Rent Miscellaneous 39 We 8 pleasure to ofter homes 3 RAY O'NEIL. Realt wastes "ato" Penge, ROOM BASEMENT ~ PRE]. vostdential costes ealtor suburban, large MAHAN ele entrance and. bath (ultable | LAROH BASEMENT BARN GooD| of Denes. im ins cose ve etter! . Bedroom 7 Ww. Burn Open sg | Somme onaerr pans 5-3eet men, _ town, reasonable OR 3-1 8 desirable fir. plan designed tor woe toon Exchange WASHINOTON PARK wf rh Winiiien’ | |¥ noone MopERy ronnie | For Sale Houses 40| Scn"pereu anrfear eet us| ROnch Home |"Tow bows Paymen eee} mem e Pontiac se included in this ymnente male is j excellent Pintiet on qutaster only: 1% miles GI or Civilian new & 3 bed 5. AN aed ta 8 en zour tt. Prices range trom iP giles trom, Hntine | Parmens OPEN SUNDAY 1 =P. $600 Sos. 6 years old, modern, . F. C. Co. o Tom, Ih serve, medere 2 ear| GEORGE R. IRWIN “Ouive Spent am tot Dm |Ph Oromvie 1x2 Reverse chor Phones “PE er 20566 SY Owner 6 room 008K | ganoH HOME som aan MIDDLESELE ‘ wikiow TF wndrtomt oka 't | Ren, rime, Lake area, 3 bedroom, L R TRIPP =F “P in knotty er minum otorme aay at ° . Eoocssuny Gan clases Sues 2 University 2008, | Drayton. Plains lout Lake ta. eff Or a | Shag Dome, 3 tote, 0.200 pape. Se cee NR. ST. JOE'S HOSP schools, | i WANTED AGE ON T ROOM | SIFAS, quiet, furnished ton pro! uines, Peeve irom ap 81180, terme, ANNETT i] nee, ea GI Resale oii Rouse, ze geresael, Waea. te| feasiocal op business people, S| cppen’ i ROOMS BATH FOR PONTIAC REALTY . cer a ee “potted enmaion 3) Gay atic Waly. “Suchigen * ™** * | or eeBNG Z| working couple. PE 6-441 TT Baldwin PE $275 OFFERS Kamp = wai? _Tisren. | Wanted Real Estate 31 Sinn FE eotti ster oo |" tights, gas. Mt aubure, EAT ; , wen menity Go. 311 6. Tele. jot Sorecne Gnd storms. Pul- ic enioelaaliaalits Cana, case OOM FOR) Soon apargeeT EERO OTT ee ete meter peer |6 Lote—Lake Privileges | FEES eee 2 ace SWEDISH” MASSAGE — . — a - a . - . . . 1 ea Tae ated Stee irs| Soa Sele S| arwe ka) eee DEER mIDEs FE 44m, es: WE SELL TWO ORNTLEMER CLEAR | 5 Meee T tpt gen. Call’ today. ae ote Tetafis, Fenced. $4,750 Y | Leslie R. Tri , Realtor one = aie! Siraten""end eaves Piz| priate, nockran | CrmMs _ {$1,330 DOWN wa oP ce0E fi. ste down,” | Mone Ra, peters wor] Mos Sonnet Fe Cane i] ‘ii fl = tI & -< it E ” t yt f : E ? Se 9 i : ° = i . £ SiEsHEt : Hi : 296 - t ti J ie ©) > 0 tJ if FE j 2 ° 72 f Ht : 4 s LA oP) CO Cc Cc) se Sy oF “tat i i H ty ished + ‘ HILLIP'S. 79 Word ment, A little do, but © steal DAINTY MAID POR SUPPLine. | Meny. many ways to make - a FF ~~, E48 x Don't let anyone tell you there are ener storms | for this Ys “down, Sees renee Me) Gat earting ey east eet, | “Grr Gr teal steve ee | oe ! Fence ace ee er.| ee A tee THELMA | M. ELWOOD AFTER FE 2.3210. — inspect this : 1 /X wa not be, roeponsibie for! ROT, prepared to move im: | si eepina NOON NICELY POR-|* ROOMS UPPER, HEAT FOR. Down Payment home & room m Oakwood Manor re’ Sia, FE sie Open 9 to § myself, Norman R. Ee- CANT Miss.” NISHED WITH KITCHEN PRivi-| . "shed. pecan my) ‘0 Ayes oom 7 ; Beautiful brick bome onl réa tse! Purewall RA, Union | LEGES. CONVENIENT TO GEN. |? ROOMS. FRIGIDAIRE & STOVE LAKE FRONTAGE 19 minutes from downtcwn , Lane, Pontiac, Michigen. ___ | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | & tincoLn st" |a-nobM APARTMENT, PRIVATE “0 Sliven soltenss Santen too = ol 4 Ry KNAPP SHOES | TT, Sagteaw ot. ear” Fg | SLEEPING ROOM FOR, 2, BUD. calranss, Date bs.. after 6 , reese to bus bedrooms. tile Pash unhee Las FE 5-0120 Open Evenings tes privileges if desired. | . P- = oe Pius Mig. Cost stores. gue attic for HAVE BABY's FIRST SHOES Aiso single sleeping room. FE|$ ROOM UNPURN APT. PRi- value et $22, by 2 bedrooms, basement, electroplated mounted WiLL ¥ .. ate entrance, . Situated Established 1916 or me that will test by ly | Bay — In NICE MODERN HOME. NEAR 7 nookes, MORAN ALE aeF i: -RAWFORD AGENCY lot b0n33s S blocks from Py a Es 3 FMcKINNEY’ | Son bat" | teeth Sram oo ONUUYy | seen, ve athe eras oe OY Ss ey, fetid _— . mR Ra = : ar ee ssteaitiaiee i Oas 10 fh. fe on auvr-iid, HAVE YOUR | eves - Pentign EM 230 ct | een or double. West ede, FE| ai would af lee en, ture Payment Less Than 7 nit ¢own. | New Ranch Home = =e a, of ES cme, a ; “Wr will BR |... iinisileaeasminaas F ‘hath, Ultra. modern . us “econ: rete | WE WILL BUY |isncs-teesmo som crma| Pe cme Sr ; brick ranch, Spe home Bericee tee | Eee 6 $4146 |CLARK| Bases LEER . . S 4 LC Moone) 10 stirling ‘Bt "call ws = eh GLEAN SLERPING ROOM PE | tse Pree Beast . ‘ beth, tants fall bas “Duty ve. On AND APTER THs DaTE, DEC. CORT M. IMBLER a 8. a # Room MODERN APT. Citi - cecemnens wan loan yoapens 1121 Josiya PR 405 STOP TIRACTIVE, welcomed: month. REAL . ~~ . sT. ‘8. 5 bedrm. debts contracted aoe ak Fe vagy | clean FE 2528 Weverton St. 4 miles South TOTAL se fat price alld bat i a “a es wm pee won ask AL sober ~ gous FoR cu : 6 2 LAKE _ 2 Pi ee 4 3 Feoting for” #128 _ Rd, Pootise, Mich. Rt 3. oF deleting | i Rate eee | prt adults only. OR 3-8931 $980 DOWN. Modern suburban! Pine Lake Front water heater. $10,- BUSINESS canbe RaweD| coves wip Fproaren, feer, ri ayia rates. #12 Orchard Lake. PE) 4, ROOM UNFURN. “APT. FE! — A°Targe ‘Living Room bouses, Bal 6s monthly. | «LARS 8 room sewiy “dee. | 0 vith ie aowe o-oo ani Tie peat fare cur ssctichh i voor home | WARM SLEEPING Kil. MAN ON * ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH. a4 0 x 122 ft. OL a § = par. from lot. on exciueive Pine ‘ ma. tod bath all ont Noor. Fi eal —. om Roger B. Henry A“ ao on 32A “ novais. ADOvN STORIE “ OPEN ji Ay E-- Aeaa cdl Lake wih cncctions beach. Sor ONY GIRL GR WOMAN NEEDING | 511 Main ee ed A Mn id RUSSELL A. NOTT, REALTOR 11.209 DOWN. Prices 4 rooms $e, Seed Se, extra. bedroom, ieee sa with s Géviser, contact Mre|_____ Rochester Michiwan | 5s Larry HOUSEREEPING ROOMS | 170 W. Pike FE ¢-s00s Ts bath Deed ‘addition. wih mao eee Se Eaential STabattan anti.” | Tuetm we pote Te catiaty a 7 Tieidaire, men. 162 Whittemore | 3 RMS. CARPETED, STOVE RE- 9g . » & Bae tere wanaew NEAR & rms. Chitdren to Board 25| Saray sitta Sixty Po | UN COUP? MLNS | FTG, "Ste: irae | Sat. 3:00 to 9:00 pm. a : orepeute eh une ae ‘ton 7 rr $a3e8. ; es dl _ 3 ROOM APT. AVAIL. DEC isth. Ss 1:00 9:00 eerenn at .* ac 2 car eo ae. obligated. WANTED 4 GR”) AM UNFOR. i child. FE ¢7500, 3082 Henry Sun. 1:00 to 9X0 p.m, room modern brick base- storm ty a “PORRIS & SON | Bished house oF apt. r| St. Aubure eights. . ment, oil heat, elec. water heater. —— ry REALTOR COOP MEMBER witvas EMEDILTELY te On| ee OnS-RALP ROOMS. | = Mon. 1.00 to 9:00 p.m. png rene FLOYD KENT, Realtor -_ueee "x A nn ™ Ww. Open Eves. stock. Write Pontiac 26. We bere burer thet wil i ~ —~ cash for your equity i any ac. SUSINERS MAN WIFE 2° CHtii- sirable located home: also buy- dren need unfurnished at\3 FURN. HOUSE, DRAY- ers for business and income Call as for immediate ‘ROY KNAUF, Realtor ae at. : — : -| CASH FOR EQUITIES | fompiete lus of tools ‘and’ stock. ay away em 37] Tues. 1:00 to 9:00 pm. | elmer alee Wed. 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. | 9. Go Out Perry St. Past Joslyn to Open Signs Open Sunday 104 | Custom Ranch Homes 3% W. Huron PE 2-741 ~~| _____ Bre, OA o3m0 | , WANTED ? Giles Realty S hares oe ) = Pe : 82 W. Haron St. at Cass Ph. FE56175 oesires : 2 bedroom modern lake front. PaoPussionaL Good west suburban vecant lots. | Vacant ist in Drayton Pian. F..C. Wood Co.| "= ts co a ed we $75] J THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 | . Fer Sale Houses 40/ Sale Houses, 40| For Sale Houses 40/ FUNNY BUSINESS by Hershberger | Suburban Property 40-B| Business Property 44 | Business Opportunities 47 i DRAYTON WOODS Si ae sn fg Humphries A HOME OF YOUR (| pench tome oak Poors, plastered. | NEW, 5,000 SQ. FT. ‘ naaee iirc Tie 9 OWN Saati, "sor "parege, Ba ¢ | Myshain. Sree ot'"wia "esis | "Ge bed oider all the . . with down. J land 8 e and located conveniences Kon Living| Serninole Hills MACEDAY ARDENS 2 bedroom price ranch homes | uy _camstraetion™ Veal esting te fom. cheerful pwr d One of the finest five (5) bed-|3 bedrooms, 2 car , full ay Rl 0 m vikl od oe | epecificetions. ti ~s.# space,| "Om in Ig’ and out basemmah dining ‘red, vmodern -- | wee wake Le ie bay 528, iy Be Peat, soa, hea hess | Fodasatees Repemees| ere, Aber sins win Rmcrete drive. eR. bse sever.) WARD E, PARTRIDGE, Gee heat stained earsge, aire | YK. OAKLAND FRONT cece’ supose, bynuee boost ont REALTOR FE 2.8316 Humphri —— a, et Sieeaate, | 8 fords te. = Ee ——, Fe Wervteh Re, eens aaltved- qaeteede ae ROR NE VE ole ~, eS ing ip beheving. Oladly ‘mows | WILT TAMS LAKE FR 25108. Open Bun, oF cai for 7 -} For Husbands Only!!! - re to ee oa ~Sre ert “wear ponon shungee raons,| ranma. roots ot rom Sat Setigat Joe git Ms many | Convenient to GMT&C ficsa vale wie ROCHESTER AREA | SS 3° a ayor, neater: WE! fruieet ‘hat’ govs,"with Ue boat home . ~s aad c om 5 . busine a ee full basement 1% bene fines alton. throggnout tar CRES aNT I AXE en Mfunporeh ullity renin 3 car ee: ae - —_— ag gh gh ~~ sat has the A. ~~ ih home a bere sash Gad screens. . 13 we cae Trt tt yard Oniy 98.500 ‘Terms Pos. ~ ’ ane : we . mp, ee, eau a = 500 with $3,000 down. $950 DOWN : Session before Christmas INDUSTRIAL BLD( 1, r~ —_ Phone about No. t ‘consideration, “Located “Sa | yy>,1- 2 bedrogm lake front home with MAURICE WATSON 15.000 sq. fall on one foo, | f¥.g" corner lot toon Buy now Watkins Lake part basement, large lot. Full “WE SELL THE EARTH Zoned manufecturing. Brick con select your own interior col- Coed 8 room 2 pedrosm treme] Price $4,000. Immediste jessee- can w. Fousia. Reckoner. OL mn struction. good condition. Parking 7 Bowling Alleys y) ‘ wisn 'te,dod ite 42,08 noen** | 3 BEDROOM BRICK BARGAIN FOR CASH | pAUL A, KERN, Realtor |” ment soct nd inchyles ‘all'heves- | Open ir Humphries New,3 bedroom brick, full base- Lopated on “ acre’tot among! 5; Gepiand Ave re peso) 2? equipment to keep Be place Lp cphicachy _ ee a coremnis $2200 down, he ae oe ee se ae emoems | “Real Estate Since 1910" a, « "peed tiving and on oa ms sar ot atten iva. | Der cent FA, morgage Boe ,bene,, ban sume cet | OG, SuSUNRS, YOR AON, GS | Fiz Sota"cch he's rage. See if you don’t agree that| Brie¥ bulld.n- w' & toom or. Ment to see the figures on No, it is wed worth $8. by 3 Giroux & Hicks Wiss Sete STATE-WIDE: | "ai s'i ts Sean eee 4305 Dixie Mwy. | :Drayton Plains | TELEGRAPH ROAD FRONTAGE La corner, right business now ESTATE SERVICE, INC down and. take ovat payments. Open enience TRADE MY south of Orchard Lake Rd. Priced STATE BANK BLDO. Inquire after 6 p. H h ; AND HARGER CO. eh 3 nest r onsite, and, bat, “2 scres ana’ ares om eat fr ‘geek sale” Pe St, | poate, Cites, 3. Lendmegeee, se, ys novmeERAUER ef GAR 7 wy. ay lake privileges . ; a — wi ed : rea | # EE et n|* PEEREMBS MERE SE | ry uy inant elector bas cant up wih or | ETRY oe P| Fer Sa are Pron. is" ER tase Rae | a oon. comme Co-operative Realtors Exchange . 7 , os ’ (i —_— - a — Open 8:30 3: T166 .- ay — ousiness and living quarters next eane <0 nee pay> in e $8000 query * 6566 memnenk _ mae ighbor " —- to Be ‘4 Chicken Ells | [exe Trailer Park, i770 : “oe % oa — ve & | 100 sere dairy farm located in| sbeth Lk. Ra. - _— FE Ev VE w 2 You'll Rave & Rave Metamora Hunt Club area. Excei- West. Bloomfield’s _ graph . Suitable And you'll save and save in house in need of mod- 4 . This brand new offers rnisation A cellent investment | Most popular fountain_and grill in ¢ II ES _ers. Write Pontiac Press Box 58. an opportunity bome, | For Sale Houses _ For Sale Houses 40 this fovely new ranch home gratwation. An excellent investment | Most popular fountain and grill_te on Lac and feet ~, own «a gentleman's farm. Price 1 00 r month. Can do bet- Of delightful lying area, vorable terms. Call J. tg Fe , 00 ter, Building, equipment and ail. , Home & Cottages Mairway to & 3 rooms and ON plus large’ recreation ‘ares gidiere Forerable terms, Cal tet, Banding. d apartment A fine, full p ; . > a6 ; Lake Oakland, $9,509 | “ALUED “ARE & ViciUTT | Sistentat enclored, porch. 2 caf Johnson S | E peers aiaey, cover & © 8 ACRES wes Cores Be crv Lake ( vhiet fo ground ¢ Yes, this is « lakefront yea LARP LAND REALTY CO $ ve soil, mode °. formas pearoom Rome, wick” | 624 Foaling rad Wald ee NORTH SUBURBAN | fee "HS'Riege aches | Piubhome, Sounleui te| GHD EA LOT FOR RERT O¥ 4) — MORILE HOMES ° nolnden fe CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | reatty mice Pee and row in led good location with I\s car garage, ‘ ’ — a r | “sag Peatios State Bank |S room modern Dungalow with stair- room new heme Large stalled for a second bath every woman's dream. Basement; sign & wiring, FE 32660 26 ft. to 45 ft. tm ‘length. Op te Sone “Gate 7 "fevepldes on eg Bg» wa RR ny. Leome eit: | PE &-4ait Bree FE’ fea, ay to etic. Bacctens | pililty room. 2 piece bam. bis Priced at only $16,500 with with Timken ol} heat. Large barn | iacHINE SHOP ALL OR PART.| * years to pax. which to hang those stock- | 950, with $5,100 down. PE 6607s. | - © becement, ferns St ek be Si tine | ——, where a city. man's dreams come | 2004 proposition for right PSrY:| ¥.4 cay pay o Les Mubeeineen Ga casoptionsl affair “and , BROW eated near Drayton Plains. Francis FE. “Bud” Miller TR AIVRORDACENCY | MM 6| Wan on = else, terms can be errangea, | Here's a Doll House Tpuyeer, On se | Realtor R BH ee toe een ees ae | iaes"aSe inet | Buenos te lr ren | ME ewe or et, | PLOOMTIRLD TOMI | POT Ees Hoban nea 21 SO a | Stee et |e mgd mnt ky — dy Pristaaire. Combination, s*qrod | completed. full bath Hot water.|" and attached 2 car garage’ This | -—uo™ Spece_ Reer_ ‘Rochester, Michigan | Reuse, large besement barn. sile Phone Chelate ~— $5,950 investment oF need s house for] Wired spetic & well, double com-| is really neat and will make you| : . eer 77 -Y- ATATAT fee thet Saettes,ned, feeon am Cyew, ne : Wag Wan ecrtaces weit, | Win site SotaTeilaits Feu| fosaing, Nee 'wuh lake prime | Sn'Gt mortgaens ms New| Near General Hospital, | $595 DOWN | tit chun'#?w."Sanas's' ton ior AM ; ax hs deed te property This FAR Ay legen Mere is “® value at only | wvenings after @ or Sun. call Mrs.| fionts trade tor 2 bebosm bum. Completely finished outside, rough | W._ Huron ® models ut 4 tandem izes 4 A Fy ee WE HELP FINANCE aan ’ Beck, FE ¢e0te flow im desirable condition and and wiring inside, Well Want To aati Youn VARM} i =. | beat Ths se fine A. EL “a DOROTHY SNYDER LAVENDER | $2,500 down Choice West side loce-| west sIpE _— toa cpl arte Eamediske pom GEO, L. SCALES, REALTOR everything = 3 seal ome, Just right for 240 -W Buren rage, "Large 6 room, furuisied |" room mee family, Rome. Geet CARROLL G, PORRITT | session. Ph OR 9-9430. °° "| soy 6 Saginaw FE 23011 struction Foe, more. somior Save your rent money, The | ___Office Ph. PE 2-4411 home, basement, gas heat. Tele | porch ona car earage. Pull | 26% West Huron ' = FE 2-124 Sale Lake Prop — 41 | ME ACRE in bead of cattio. ¥ room You May Borrow ey - yy | down payment ts low so be PRIVATE OWNER, PRACTICALLY ng ny price $9,950 with down. | CLOSE TO DRAYTON PLAINS, 4 aa ne moderg home, 3 miles mn, es opular Genesee —— wih ‘stlached “hested and plas. Evenitge after ¢ or Sun. Call Mr.| {Sicese wit thos ‘uegn. OY | SELL, Mourry sos. ¢ noom| located ear Charlevoix ‘ BSc" ait Bite : 1,500 Down Cre, “urege, nppreimetgi. | 2.00, Trotarone paren, ice | "Inman PE +S utter gat aireeat Tiron | Sit, GAME tem oe wire or] fen navman, Oe Foren Dr. - For Rent Urailer Speco ST - . wo e ¥. . ; sem house ear | - : : - Bwehe1 1s annem ~ LER St [Oe Se ae PRES memeen rae] EER TEE) | Wormer Lake Frome | hy tis cal Rial ee we fama be une tees WEST SIDE modern kitchen. ‘Also well-built: | Couple * good income. Own- | 200.00 down, 3 reom noute: 3 Gozen, |/ SOatete 3 botnets SS . Todav > eae - a with 4 room 2 bedrooms. C a ae ee ees oe a ee 1 eee price, | matic off heat and hot water, 8 ACRES 24411 north Of the elt. Call for BRICK :| Se suteteied. Beth ove me csese | tee 10 per cent net rewm | GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 2 fa we ae ie ee Torr, bile, protect your | TRAILER SPACE 8 large rooms & bath (4 leges. Some fruit, grapes etc. Over Evenings after 8 or Sun, Call Mr, | 6261 Andersonville Ra, Waterford| $9,000 for quick , complete bath, 18 living room.| © at be Gordo 's Trailer ~ 3300 - GILES REALTY CO gy gt one hundred nice white pine trees. | Eddy, FE 42230 ___ Phone On dip | 6 HOLMES-BARTRAM | full dasoment,” stoker heat, fully “ 4 , 3, e | rec room, No offers, please as this one , 4302 Dixie wa insulated, | @-jawn, 2 car Auto Accessories $2 aw. mre TO ve ceis| bot water Pull base: © real value at the price.) A.\JOHNSON, Realtor Pp t id __ on Sins “Eres. On. F200: parece, 5 serve Wilahle O68 wae BUCKNER ~~ - “ "Open # to 8 jot prime octone. Stabe Open Sunday 10-4 FE 4-2533 , ar Tl ge Sale Resort Prop. 41B 1 grenary, | cattle a taste vow font yy , 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE ae Soe be FINANCE CO Best — so a L. H. BROWN, Realtor ae | Soe, grein, cae Oe “Oe . “ica \ EN Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |W. ture | fre sae | "tgs rue Bing to-eee | A FRIENDLY HOME ae onsen rae Podarm Soop “Fans, “=| Above Walgreen's | wmemas| SCHKAM AGTOEA fS Oo etie ot be asl —_— LAKE ORION and ty evmen, tw Sas | er" chase wpace in the 3) bed- Lots and Estates pe Bay ie fen 2) ee TEAGUE FINANCE CO. GLASS Migs Sg ar a pd ee ra le a lh “202 S. MAIN | gig athe Sed $5 AL ng Sa EY SQUIFY “NC ROOMS AND BATH home. modern Van Norman Lake the attic A new ras furnace will | 7070 RD, wht tt M HAN 202 . MA ite your naurence sit 3 car age. dis Ary per month. 109 a Toustmen. plate toe 4 Mr. Homesecker! We have a very| keep you warm all winter long.| Line From Detroit WO 57744 ROCHESTER, MICH. ow Soot atl te “OWNER, NEW 3 Sh. omy $1,000, terms. = iy mpemulation FINANCE co. - RF ‘ £288 onal Gilt } 7 ee —eacee GRUREAN | FLOVD KENT, Realtor | Ssitrivag"ig mutvcs |_™ Pope paste 8 |Top Price for Your Car fae oe nal ones mauton HOMES FOR 8 H } h 8 om modern bungalow, with “ae £e Sen spee oe Some ‘tad et “te how 70s yy hes = 8 za mE forever | &2 W. Huron FE 41% ump ries picts, teeing on, Huron “River SER Oa by oie =, Need Money? See M& otor oa pick. -our tel fn, beuutil Syivan Open 9 to » COLORED FAMILIES ; Wa Fe —— ee WARD ‘RIDG - Se ieee —_ OWNER MUST SELL room Dacement. Cocperatave Restore Ruchange | __serden lies. Ail with Sewer and Water A DE. PARTRIDGE O00) iq Poa, ava Wood Co.| ofits deer x | orice cr tamocas roeme | B25 to SOOO} Fees ron i On 3-1205| 80 wide, 9475, 40 for S508 PRINCIPAL, CITES Bindo_Actern FB [ Sp. m. | Also © iets 0 Pomtioc. seme} COAST-TO-COAST Rl get ome Ge A kj Ra, ur. Orchard ' sl 4 E—SRICK |"iae anne orld's Largest] F'E 5-8]2] | Harare = | tet A LITTLE pony sess Re Rater On 9 ay . HOLIDAY EXPENSES |"§.""" “Um Goce kere Sclcousteaeets| SARTRE) eR fom ctr tive seat in S| Home & Auto | 5 Masten rs som 9 4H i =n rate Ay a Ts i : a = = O Sale, Exc. Real Est. 40A| Sil %S “wouttora min 2a ne ee = 4 cng sete Loan Company CLEAN-UP OFFER of tired | Seam mecca and Clarke | Fotin Bears toss serarday 6 wei Piet your Cae 2 one wait cer neres of, land. _MES-BARTRAM Re | Over Them : PAUL A. KERN, Realtor a ag OPEN ‘ Lele - UICK ; a Frail, Walled Lake. OPEN 8U FRIENDLY — “OK. “Used Cars Don't — WINTER WON'T WAIT Will Your Car Start in the Morning? ‘51 Pont. A Nice 2 Door fauaee 0 $945 Mechanic's Special!! ‘This One Needs Work— But Look at the Price! ‘49 Chev. 4 DR. DELUXE. $295 (full price) ‘51 Chev. 4 Door—Seat Covers and $745 ‘49 Merc. CLUB COUPE New Paint 3 Full Price— $595 ‘52 Chev. 2 Doors, 4 Doors, Radios and Heaters $995 to $1,395 Transportation Nothing Over $300 "48 Lincoln 4 dr., r&h "49 Nash 4 dr., r&h "47 Hudson, r&h _ “47 Olds. 4 dr. r&h, hydra. "46 Buick, r&h, "52 motor "47 Chev. 2 dr., r&h "47 Plymouth, r&h "47 Buick 4 dr, r&h "41 Ford coupe (sharp!) 3M Years of Customer Confidence THE WORKINGMAN’S LOT _ JACK HAB S. Saginaw at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 J 8 BOCK erect, « poo | condition OW: | nd working my way through town, “Good afternoon, ma'am! My name is Cecil Smoot—I'm and—!" For Sale Used Cars 55 For Sale Used Cars 55 CY. OWENS A-] Used Cars "S2 Ford 2 Dr. : $1,295 $1 Ford Convert. . $1,145 "52 Chev. 2 Dr. Deluxe $995 "52 Mercury Monterey $1,695 51 Chev, 4 Tr. $45 50 Ford Custom 2 Dr. $595 '52 Ford Custom 4 Dr. $1,295 48 Pontiac Convert, $595 "46 Ford Club Coupe $295 ‘47 Pontiac 4 Dr. $295 CY ENS Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. - Phone FE 5-4101 ca ~ boa. RTA radio & C] white wall tires 22 miles, wm sabe wed car & trade. FE "46 CADILLAC “62” SEDAN Radio ont heater, Spotiess inside $595 MICHIGAN'S FINEST = BIO PAVED 3 THE NE WOODWARD AND Db ne ROAD DE. © extras, FE CADILLAC 8 MODEL @ COUPE lew ES. below mer- Priced ket 21718 or FE 64111, Es 6 iti CHEVIE sPORT Ris ts 3 clean tight, good rubber. At e LET i} 2 DR. WeAT- er, Seat covers. Tried windows. ieee owner. 6 pie UB COUPE, You'll Do Better it Larry’s ‘3 8 Saginaw “Bricker Spot Orchard Lake at Cass CLUB. ONLY $19.00 DOWN WILL PUT YOU IN A GOOD ‘4, ‘47, 4 CAR OF YOUR CHOICE. HURRY FOR THE BEST SELEC- TION, ONLY $19.00 DOWN. JEROME ssl BES CADILLAC ‘Er tte pe ‘51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN oe on poster, erne-tew ) °S2 CHEV. SPT. CPE. JOIN OUR RIDING/|-* 20 Days Before _ Christmas But every day is Christ- mas at the Central Lin-| coln-Mercury used car lot. The “PRESENTS” we are giving are quality, economy, and low prices. Here are some of the fea- tured “PRESENTS”: '49 KAISER SEDAN Stock No. 434. Radio and heater. New paint job. '49 FORD 2 DR. Stock No. 852. Radio and heater. A very nice auto, $575 49 LINCOLN COUPE Stock. No. 913. Radio and heater, a wwe money saving ap —. SO vices. 2 DR. Stock No. 895. and heater. $845 *50 HUDSON 2 DR. Stock No. 565. Radio and heater. $425 51 MERC. CLB. CPE, Stock No. 975. Radio and heater. $995 Radio Stock No. 871. $795 "52 PONTIAC 4 DR. Stock No. 910, $1,595 Stock No, 98 $1,295 These are just a few of the numerous fine qual- ity used cars that are at our centralized lot. Come in now for the buy of your life. CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Pike St. Lot . Cor. Pike & Cass PHONES FE 4-3885 FE 4-5114 ee dace 2 a | "49 Sine #3 W Huron 1952 Chevs. Big Choice of Body Styles Two-Tones Powerglides Low as_ $995 - MICHIGAN’S .. FINEST _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 For Sate Used Cars 55 Sale Used Cars 55 FOR THE BUY OF YOUR LIFE Don't Miss These a Full Price! $2 Chev. 2 dr. sed... .$995 "$2 Nash Ramb. con. $1095 ’50 Hudson sed....... $595 ’51 Studebaker sed... . $695 51 Henry J .....+2..$495 52 Plymouth sed.... .$895 49 Buick sed. ....... $495 48 Nash “600”....... $295 47 Olds. sedanette.. .$295 '49 Kaiser sed.....,..$295 "SO Ford 2 dr. ......-$595 '49 Ford 2 dr........- $495 '47 Nash cl. cpe...... $195 ’47 Chev. sed. ....... $295 '47 Dodge sed. . . $195 '46 Pontiac sed...,,. $195 Many More New Car Trade-ins to Choose From All Bargains MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PAVED Lot ON CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD OR ITB 1949 Ged beatae, Very, very clean. Gee i and “nn ft it. Down or your old car in trade, _ 66 S. Perry _ iF Your credit is good, we have 7 transportation specials you can buy with $30 ‘41 Ford coupe '42 Ford club coupe "42 Ford tudor '42 Ford club coupe 42 Dodge club coupe ‘42 Buick tudor 46 Hudson fordor plus a *50 Studebaker tudor for only $695 BRAID Motor Sales DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 3O Years of Fair Dealing Cass at W. Pike Streets FE 2-0186 CROSLEY Fm. s88 FE vEsime. secisie une i OWN. 1950 DODOE er, 1 driver, 4,000 actual miles. _12) 8, Johnson. 1950 DODGE SEDAN Perfect condition, Radio heater A ome owner car at « price that wih kheck your eyes nur" | wis 6k eek Gk ee te Sails a down payment of only |. PONTIAC RETAIL ‘STORE GOODWILL USED CARS “Not a Name but a Policy” ACROSS FROM OFFICE BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A DEALER YOU KNOW © 19446 AND 1947 FORDS PONTIACS PLYMOUTHS SPECIAL! '48 CHEVROLET COUPE $195 SPECIAL! 46 PLYMOUTH COUPE | $195 19448 AND 1949 CHEVROLETS PONTIACS PLYMOUTHS FORDS SPECIAL! 47 CHEVROLET COUPE $150 530, '51 AND ’52 AND A FEW '53s CHEVROLETS. PLYMOUTHS PONTIACS FORDS DODGES * NASH OLDSMOBILES HARDTOPS SUBURBANS STATION WAGONS SPECIAL! 49 PONTIAC $545 PONTIAC RETAIL. STORE ~ Factory Branch 63 Mt Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 eres ANY ONE OF THESE reps —Q ; 2 : i i ae Zari J ACOBSON MOTOR SALES ‘our Hudson Dealer ane Rochester Ford Dealer $900.00 Discount 1953 Ford Factory Officials’ Cars TUDOR, FORDOR, veshaday pact COUNTRY ! aEDAN Fer Sale Used Cars 55, For Sale Used Cars 55 B.2 * ; | Firedome four door Beautiful ee aN WILL BOT pee fa iy CASH FOR THE Holida¥s It is no longer necessary for you to wait until aft- er Christmas to buy that new or late model used car. For the Christmas season only, Keller-Koch will return to you in cash the- difference between the necessary down pay- ment and the liberal amount'we allow you for your present car, BRAND NEW HAND TO You IN ¥ NEW CAR AND IF W Y TO HELP IRON OUT YOUR FINANCING PROB’ , SPIRIT WITH CHRISTMAS SEASON ‘KELLER-KOCH WILL INSTALL AS A PERSONAL GIFT TO YOU A MOPAR WIND- SHIELD WASHER WITH. ALL /* WEATHER FLUID IN YOUR NEW CAR. USED CARS To suit your need Most are new ear trade ims. All are fully re- conditioned and fully guaranteed. 1933 PLYMOUTH Radio ana beater, full of accessories, new car — interior, 26,000 miles — engine, radio and sion. A rare buy at $1,805. 1962 DefOTO All of these cars Buy Your Used Car From a New Car Dealer At Oliver Motor Sales you get the benefit of over 20 years of continued good service to the motoring public. /46 Buick super 4 dr. sedan ’47 Buick spec, 4 dr, sedan "49 Buick Road. 4 dr. sed. "49 Buick Road. 2 dr. sed. 49 Buick. super 4 dr. sedan ‘49 Buick Road. 4 dr. sed. *5S0 Buick spec, 4 dr, sedan "50 Buick spec. 2 dr. sedan "50 Buick special deluxe 4 dr, sedan |’5O Buick super 4 dr. sedan ‘51 Buick special deluxe 4 dr. sedan 51 Buick super 4 dr. sed. "51 Buick spec. 2 dr. sedan ‘51 Buick Road, 4 dr. sed. ‘Sh ect spacial deluxe ‘2 dr. seda 52 Buick Rout 4 dr. sedan "52 Buick special deluxe 2dr. sedan have heaters, most also have radios. and many are equipped with Dynaflow transmission, Remember You get a better used car from your Buick dealer. OLIVER MOTOR SALES 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 2-9101 maroon and grey two tone finish, expensive seat covers since new ; tires, excel- lent cond/tion. x month. Waytarer, Heater, good tires. $42 . cars at no money ¢ wa Keller-Koch YSLER-PLYMOUTH DE Wares 3 AS Lincoln 68410 oe eee 1947 FORD SS SASL? Huron Motor Sales os2 W. Huron what Wel Trade For Less ‘51 Pontiac dix. 2 dr. $995 $1 Buick 4 dr...... SO Buick super 2 dr. "49 Buick super 4 dr. 49 Ford 2 meeseeess 48 Buick 4 dr. wesres Pontiac-Buick 7551 Auburn, Utica, Mich. Ph. Collect, Utica 3001 1961 OLDS SUPER 8 CONVERT- ible, +3 mileage, original owner, i oe are | oie tow ese guarantee. Long —— 51 nef ye ume att 5 $1,785 ‘ lights, many other extres, ee Savoy All metal w heed Pan ger fT fate many signals back © up dition. Midwest +4607, & fore car at 0 fine price, mg ES” 55 —_ 63S. Perry st. PE 5-4685. PLYMOUTE ° 2 BAD PENDERS, THE BEST! i PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE. clean, excellent owner. 9650, EM 36327. After 7 p.m. | DODGE SCE SSIAG ES — Club. coupe Radio and heate REPOSSESSIONS ct wo NICHOLS Coronet. Fiuid ioe heater, in AUTO SALES a= ya Sal matic shift. Original biue finish, | ($8 a. good “ae ee wall tires. $906. “4? PY, Geluze. 4 door. Excellent sires, redio and heater. pA. 2 i ore . bought for balance owing ag a te PLYMOUTH “31, SEDAN, wire TWO CAR SPECIAL yraneportation ortation. “Best offer. EM ves _he mee owner sa.e0 exten miles * eeaio Sacer anne | SPECIAL * b e wt BARGAIN org Se ‘ 2 Saare ta 51 Dodge A Real Bargain! ‘s wp Bg of + ha “#@ Chrysler 4 dr, $165 “62 Chevrolet 2 dr. erglide, Gown down has Pow- $325 “#@ Plymouth 2 dr. down $125 "82 DeSoto V8 fourdoor. steering, radio, etc., down 8545 ~ Gown 895 “48 Hudson 4 dr. full price $225 BRAID | MOTOR SALES DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 30 Years Fair Dealing |ALWAYS Sale Used Cars 55 LOWER PRICES! 1949 Mercury 4 door 1946 Ford 2 dr. 1950 Chevrolet 2 door 1946 Buick 4 door 1948 Studebaker 4 dr. 1949 Olds hydra. 4 dr. 1948-Pontiac hydra. 2 dr. 1949 Hudson 2 door 1951 Chevrolet 2 door 1951 Nash Rambler 1952 Chevrolet 2 door 1951 Pontiac 2 dr., hydra. 1950 Mgrcury 4 door 1951 Plymouth 2 door 1951 Pontiac club coupe 1949 Chevrolet 4 door 1946 Pontiac sedan coupe 1947 Frazer 4 door 1951 Buick Road., dyna. 1946 Chevrolet coupe 1949 Buick 2 door 1950 Buick 2 door 1948 Nash 4 door 1951 Buick 2 door 1949 Buick super 4 door 1949 Buick super 2 door 1950 Pontiae 2 door 1952 Buick Riv. spec. 2 dr. 1952 Buick super 4 door 1951 Pont iac 4 door 1948 Pontiac convertible HOLDEN'S RKED STAMPS GIVEN WITH EVERY USED CAR aT COMMU . GMAC Terms NITY All Cars Guaranteed COMMUNITY: Motor Sales Inc. At the north town. Open “Svery, Wight "til te: 804. N. Main OL2-7121 ROCHESTER For a good used car that . is guaranteed call or see Clarkston MOTOR SALES CHR Clarkston Mic YSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER ~ hb MA _ Oper 8:30 an ad pin. wa LINCOLA-MERCURY- wel THE BUY All Qne-Owner Cars in) Datern Pacemaker 4 dr. R&H, 1950 Hudson Pacemaker 2 dr. overdrive, $675. nom, lee |'42 Chev., oNS A-1 USED TRUCKS 14-ton pickup, a bargain and runs good. '5] Ford F-7 tractor —A real beauty, plenty rug- ged. ‘52 Ford tractor, F-6, C.0.E., excellent tires, 50 Ford %4-ton panel, try it, you'll buy it. Like new. '48 Ford, C&C, ideal for a cattle rack. These Good Used Trucks Are All Ready for Work: CY OWENS Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St, Phone FE 5-4101 30 FT SEMI-TRAILER, OPEN Ssr* 5 Sasa condition, good tires, tas. om, Se et rs wheel, $400. FR *41 CHEVROLET 2 Ton C.0.E, Saddle tanks, Sth wheel, excellent tires and motor. $695 MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT ON THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD Truck Specials Full Price! 51 Chevrolet ¥4-ton pickup... .$695 50 Chevrolet sedan deliv. ...... $695 "51 Chevrolet sedan deliv. ...... $795 51 Ch@vrolet C.O.E, tractor ...$795 51 Dodge Y4-ton panel ..... $695 "49 Ford ¥4-ton panel ..... $395 47 Ford ¥4-ton panel ..... $295 Many More to Choose From All Bargains MICHIGAN’S FINEST Serer Zavee, tes WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD '47 FORD %-ton Panel tires - ready to go. $295 : MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PAVED Lot WOODWARD AND 1s MILE ROAD SEE THE NEW 1954 GMC TRUCKS 8 SPEED HYDRAMATIC DRIVE OPTIONAL ON SOME MODELS WILSON GMC CO. BROS. INC. Your Nash Dealer 809 S S. Wood . Wrence at Cass ms 2. NIGHTS FE 4-4531 FE 2.9203 food tires, low ey ma “oy *. a IMAGINE A JOB THAT CAN Weed as peseenger car, a a | ei ir Bane i, Sorat, . are ay Se Used Car Lot Always has the most popular smart eta pie oe oe — re leaden e428. Ra. BARGAIN For Sale Trucks 56 Wade BE fi SE o* ES EXPRESS cw yl. En ne 4 Speed Tram, ee ee eee ae ‘a 4 Ye aH a re oe, 7. . my a, yoga \ is mma , ; KLTV ALTO pera: Pg G4 ghd 1 ipnemere thy | | i Wa i eS a i , y be et a - "THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1053 me For Bete Trucks So|MODEST MAIDENS by Jay Alan | Sale Household Goods 66) Sale Household Goods 66| Sale Miscellaneous 68) Sale Miscellaneous 68 Sale Miscellaneous 68 - ks = ~~ ee LOLOL LLL al : ET ' December Bargains || SENMORE WASNER. seMLavro) | = TRENCHING eg HARE : ; matic, excellent condition. = B r ist Toietona v gree cond,, 627.80; Frigidaire Aa yagi CTON ; O1sT! washet ns. B88. a0S-% ey congo cow. vs Be ES | Be agen Ooh shee | STOCK REDUCTION | Open’ g AME TO 8 P.M. | i, 0m same, mum Maing co: Reva pants ¥ ii ecules es gga. | HIGH CRIN AND CHEST DAY-| pir seve oo un. 3. SUNDAY 10 TO 3 : Tne Uefa rors a aa) ae 2? if z E i i =o = [7] fy i in » S186 per ¥ . _ cheap. % USED a ease, about 8 yrs, demas wi aa To. gale ts ee, Pee mh he; ot rem TON desk waldut, roll top with} Full line « All| init W. pine board per M. | 905 | oun if GAL. TRUCKS ah eel en al i ti ; Te yee ™ “BLACKETT'S 1h Wise board, fer ms Bats Candue ie YO, BAVEE RECONDITIONED be oa om ER MM| Bien ot Bin oe Die Supplies B Rata lh od ge es cs eet Saves fekelo ee RIGHT FRENCH CW ATS &” LONGUE | MfOOConauon, $50, FE’ 2104 Sour | BS, Ib ehiaglen, ea... 8 IN A rep leaf kitchens vet. Ther washes | DRESEUE. WAITING DESK | %s hp. shallow well jot pumps 19#.50 | ghidi a oe ses 81 SEPARATE SHOP SAP pamp, Duar, weds ¢ poser | Jehuson, FE 212, | | Shallow and deep well po _ * pe aneing lamp. ras Tiontttion Goh. 66 tye 3 ean : HO MONEY DOWN IF You Seen ESE moves . grat carpet, wert mening stove MAPLE Pilea BED. DRAGER KELLY’S HARDWARE RND SAVE UP To ALL | 4 / 7 | oo chair. some aatiguen Polen between 5 and 6 p.m. | 3904 Auburn et Atoms Pe 2-881) Saree. gare Sh 49 Chev. Ee ret eens Seer eee ee | Lees etee| Burmeisters 1-TON PICKU Fee borate atte Ning macinne, Toulon,” Washable. i, beaut Northern Lumber Co. onsen -. EW APPLIANCE. FELEVIBION, |_Yecuwm. 160 H. Johnson, | ful colore. Puri & Paint, thera Lumber Co, Pox Terrien Special utility body with pay hy Be 8 - g] eie WE DELIVER jon, tua taal oho sTER side compartments. New last bis 7 Mile Readius ; _ pups, fessonable. MA paint, An “O.K." Used fe. * 3 EM 3-4650 EM 3-396 | Be Si ’ partect - 220: gel, of tanks $92.50 bits, call after 6:00, Ra. FE 21104. ike ruck for only— Heey Hl j $505 “TALBOT [fit * leiipeemmanemriat aon, reas ee ; ami Rd, a cow. | 2% A ° t A ‘and ottoman, 95; » table, ees Rock lath, , & bundle; 4n8 sheet Kitehen sink with dram $14.95 C REG. i I ‘47 GMC | St 3. a Eis tpl [mt pro “Well, that’s the end of 90 and | We Y Open Sundays “IR COMPRESSORS - UNION WRECKING Co. “A ATIC GARDENS” ) A capacity ¥%-ton eee SED” REPRIGERATOR EXCEL CAPES Wate] asa w rae & van, Bdeal for Christ 3 Cp Ee See e| Sikes ber ein ~ | LaMar e Tee: een —— Soe eM ee, be deliveries—let it one tae Transportation Oftered 62| Sale Household Goods 66|— a i pp as wae son SONE'S RENTAL ee Oe ha Clues A Litinos Used cages, itself during the season. | "tilerue sine con PE 4ae| MODER',, DNETIE SUITE, hes Rviap lala, 7a Sto | slectste stove, Oe eit D203. ITCH | OIRLA BIKE, EXCELLENT CON. | “records. 258 ey Paws PRDIQREE COCKER aFANECA : or PE 20373. a MF! $e 4% R. Areste. le] Soli Sher 4 pom: door at| dition. $25." 1952 Singer ble, w ww BicY gy ge Only $395 pp | 7OR, GHRISTMAS, "COT GLASS, | 100 Bonny Maid inlaks “*-- 4380 | ANTIQUE DROP LEAP WALNUT Pri ‘n| like new. Best offer, PH oles, | ROD inet dlhgs condition VE pitty. E Long Lake Y ota dishen, , Date, Beith, Gtt.--.. 00S | ae ee Heme reasker coal chi- | HmaTING - WH S°ECIALIZE IN| ca (|. Tena bei tome. , . Eo Sort MO Taso. ete. call | eee lia "W. Buren, WE 620 | stove for cabin, EM 24090 before | gan rd Lake | gow, comaruction oF semodcling. | BURKS ROTARY SHALLOW ty NEEDS t Swaps 63 | SoLDapor ~REFRIG.~ iN G00 Ofree teal is Your home. Puipe i pr shibs FIREPLACE ext. eats BASKETS Square ducts of round. ¥. M2. | pomp. esl, per hour, | far Paieg 8 - |1989 BEEMER 19 Pr, HousE.| FE‘sizia @* 2 Buse BL) Doe ivam Co. 3658 Orchard like pew, $15. MA 6TI72, FIREPLACE >| 33000, like new, $10. FE. 4 FT o eV. the. esiutty od a take mee ieee | | WEN Bac Ave. PE 20188, ETAL BUNK BEDS COMPLETE. | =*D8, "Front spas, on | POR SAE, POUR BURNER | 7 THMREN OAS PUMPS, Ji6% ve ware nock c LAYING. HENS, ; weight car. 2170 Orchard Lake | Can'ye seen st lait Bacon, ‘Wer: BOTTLE GAS STi bhp STOVE, LE WEW.| 3 ap cc.” | Rensonable a io 1 OIL'S BIKE G30 REPRIG: | flags, weekends Sedan Delivery | BA" Kesge, arbos between “is |_ fas Putt"! ste Joe Bs. gf, bee gus, tngatet| 2 gO hy ss 8 Marcon a Fest Bes ie i sir cui, eee | ned Qravet, PSS FP, Maen 1 a Bw ” ftgertor <4 model. Periect Furies 8368 Dixie itighway. i “PURL on, srovE EAT BLAYLOCK iss Orehard Lake Pee baisd, Vos, = HEAVY 3 TERS | Pontiac model es 40 eryRE OR room capacity ML _& BUILDING | PExTUREs, S01 w —_ eee 4] Ford tion wagon. Ay ste- me 2-429. OR 33 ron Ss om after —_ ete xO BLY o 20M | = nadir Dedede en Me dining room’ suite. Pm 2372. | —“° ow y_~eaeemes Ment condition, $80, PE 21304. - “tT males sein. Armstrong coat “faronces, | ee fh | Processed’ of be s "Tun "oad nd | Pamen raeee ated | ¥4-ton Panel HOME—TRADE ___ | Pitresta'"Bncs Syd aio TILE 10c Office Equipment 62) _ puis We snl wie “| “HEIGHTS SUPPLY | pfocnset $ banu fun San “co | Oy sie, On bien vacant bengsiow ‘wilh ‘large liv- Falor: p~ * noe TR. Be. Bonny Maid Vinyl Inlaid Tie #9 | USED OF FI BQUIPMENT.| 3 Park Place. ° Sar A U i LE | / a pom bith, fen tose tn = Bsa FLOOR SHOP za fee ¢ ‘Sys W'hcose LYWOOD SLEDTERC Lows vixToRad VOR Penh? beat aY ON BLA rer om, : 4 e ment with furnace. Storm windows 6 Sxpee SLOn TRIREE SECTION oe 8. Saginaw St. Loner 4 drewer, new P every room in the bouse in new- | *G)¢ DELIVERY OF Bi < and screens. Will take house/ al rug. USED WASHER “AND UP. 50. Swivel is. Ta ve. Kiten.| oat, 1953 Terrific values. irk, @re Sales Pavilion on U. 6 i, (ej equity east of Pontiac with % acre| cotton rev alent tole oitkess 5 office chairs, Kinds. | All Kinds, plate & decorative. K Svc, A ee ee +e, or : or so or consider car as down| fee table. FE after $ p.m 5 Tees te ue. you need we have it'| sn cabinet doors & drawers made Biles east of Rast , aces ‘ -. up. . OA| fo order. ing room, $10.95 value, $5.95; Band %-ton Panel payment, + PREWAY ¢ ROOM Oil. HEATER sed “leet ranges 7 Shy Weshidgton” St. Ontora PONTIAC PLYWOOD co 62.4 value, 01 96. augntiy = Edw. W. Stout, Realtor | troorte Innerofinor sampler res. B. co.” |GREY METAL OFPice DESKS, | —___ 1s Baldwin ~ PE 2-243 _3eh ‘Orchard Lake "Ave, RicH TOP em. Gee : 20 W, Lawrence like new, FE 5-8647. » | ETCHEN SINKS, DOUBLE BOWE | 7M Orman bs el, ~ The Brand News ‘54 Chevrolet me. EE | JACKSON'S RENT! ROAD GRAVEL, DRIVEWAY ELecrnic TRAINS. 1 FREIGHT | _ +0976. Chain saws 1. | gor 4 Pe 4320. Tan- gi geen eens! LUMBER x and Sporting Goods — 686 —. \ a ’ Rein very resconatie, EM See CHRISTMAS Trucks- NOW! mane : WAYNE GABERT'S APPLIANCE SPECIALS THE THRIFTY | 35 Se ea TRUCKERS rr LOT JACK HABE s. Saginaw at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 LEC oil PAR , p_new. Sale weer SA PES SOAS, a as new, FS _20ee. afar "| 46718, After 5:20. @ MM REVERE RANGER ee te FUR (coat, GIES, aE < EM -PHYPE DINING ROOM | STUDIO COUCH. #30; 7 GCCA- snd erarom. ght * 25 tone enact es “ete 'mine| then 3 7 PE see. Omit SOAS EEE PE LIS | pis penn lg 3 5 Pcolclaliendebade WILLYS (Snr nee —— | Is rE after 6:30. - Just dad's . A i Baler Twine 1948 ‘ae “ae. lonther Tacks, ise 3: DAVENPORT 6” CHAIR POA egsber oen-sseoosesescesrs SMR | ae Rae Mit ile tenetor treyele > ori %-ton Pickup eth 12, Exewlient | _ fon. Px Sim. Vanity fal | tite bed. blond, %0| Pontiac Farm Supply $345 iouToN LAMB coat. Excer.| SHOP SUBURBAN Bec range, Spt, ine. as | St Peano Se, toe ee: Oe & SAV of tm . mahogany. —a = Wee . GREEN OANZADOIE Coat U3 Larry Jerome |iiime gue sik, Beste coo-| few s THOMAS ECONOMY | "erin, Sor Rochester Ford Dealer | Vio? covonsD Arreta : Ay! OL 1-971 formal cr jckes & cap, Dot | cn Open Evenings 42. sell. for — _— BIVEO PANEL TRUCK ina ig a “s125 cash. “OL i180 COL sis. BOTR COATS Bosier” Breil a 7 Rac we USED HEATING ‘ re si) shes 4 po. fon "ecca "in aren 113 EQUIPMENT INSULATION STORM DOORS COMB. STORM SASH UY. wheats * vs a 8A >] a as Le Fe a esite ater @ “Game ote Signs = . eee eroeses ix ; | a a y - ‘ 4 : ‘ gid 8 a a eee PS get) ae ee ee ee : ae DNS SEX). ; \ 1 4 ————— eC Ur/?F UOC e.!.C...hCOM W a ; : | j F ‘ f | = ers | i Lae : ‘THE PONTI Rae TT tae _ --Today’s Televis' Se _ =-Today’'s Television Proarams Today's: R TURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 166 3 . rs - = a @ O ’ ones —— Channel (—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV : S- Radio Programs -- Arrest Robert Mitchum = = oo Vegete benting 1:00—(@)—Adventure Ho. (D— Programs furnished by stations tisted in this in Escape and Evasion method. ime — Capt. ’ Midnigt MONDAY MORNIN columa . caught buck alive 11:30—(7)—Auntie +#:00—(7)—W, M. 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Prag Parliament p++ hh ans =r Huttop House | him later and said “I wasn't sure pon age t to panel of |1:0-—(0—Univ, of Mich. (7 11:30—(4)—T he ven. | “Oxva B WCAR, Record Rev Saw, ‘Pane "Briets you were a cop, dad; I thought Day or Wight Pree (@—Winchell and Ma-| World Adventure. (2)—So —| Strike It Rich. Bennets. (2)—| GxLW’ Michigan Cosh 12:38—WJR, Opinion MONDAY MORNING WCAR, Rows, Bagshm you were a bandi ‘co lw $ 50 Grematic chetch —_— ee Pm aa samt You | 11:45—(4)—Follow Your Heart 1:00—WIR, Blage Struck BEYE, Tomorrow's world nee Weak, News noyee.* vent Service Charge : )—Sunday Mati J, Baron ° “ : ‘R60—(7)—Stage Seven. Jo Anne 1:45—()—Feature Film. 12:00—(4)—Bride nag WIBK. Record’ Room inghiow,: '§6= | GaN. Tay One rmer Bags 6-Pointer Mitchell’s Davis in “The Eyewitness Who | **°—‘4)—Meet Film. erated pre (H—12 | -WXYS, Three suns wws nara anger am Re ty hy Ape in Unconventional W' TV Sales Wouldn't See.” (4)—Stars of to- Lamp Unto Congress. 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