y ?— Sixth-in is ag
“Comes to rips ; With Klan
#
“A ha roe Setlane ies se See ery 2
tat oF outside of a town in Georgia.
Meanwhile, Circuit Judge
This Moriine Courtioeim Space Big Problem
a Month
yesterday. instons ena its OUNtY GOP Eyes Proposal
to Add Three More: Judges
ing consideration by county Republicans, State Rep.
Farrell E. Roberts of West Bloomfield Township said
He said meetings are being considered with the Board
of Supervisors and the four present circuit judges to dis-
|
Press fo Publish
Gambling Series
Potter Urges Probe
of Newsprint Prices
WASHINGTON «@—Sen. Potter
Si EG IS ia
eee In Today’ s Press |
men, women and chil- | puilding News ........ 15 - 22
y. 1, 1965, when a United | Church News .........--. 8-7
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- i ia a er ie: 10, 11
he qever disclosed ‘Theaters eae gecveese a
of aque Be Wiioos, Bart cessed ngney i}
fi iy lary in $8000 Bight inmrence?
“fo Death i in Gas Chanibar
sect Sache la ‘oe ‘it, ss ‘conti
pair Male atte bis mater eee !
‘cuss the question. Court-
room space is an important
consideration in asking the
legislature for new judicial
posts, he said.
“Right now, we haven't got any
space in the present court house to
provide new judges with court-
rooms,” Roberts pointed out.
He said the conferences would
ing citizens of their communities,
gathered sol at night and
peered from ind~ their bed
sheets to watch initiation cere-
monies.
The Kian for a time was sald
the Department of Justice, 26-
year-old J. Edgar Hoover found
himself transferred from his post
as special assistant to the attor-
ney .general into the position of} ip
assistant director of the Bureau
of Investigation on Aug, 22, 1921.
————- Hoover went on the Bureau's pay-
roll at an annual salary of $4,000.
* *¢ «
For more than a year, the Bu-
reau of Investigation checked on
Klan activities without finding any
federal law violations.
But one day in September, 1922,
Hoover sat in his office and
listened to a fantastic tale brought
to him by Paul Wooton, Washing-
Ku Kiux Klan.
“Do you mean to say the
geverner of Louisiana can’t
even use the telephone, tele-
graph, or the United States
og go we a A cgmme ll
Hoover exclaimed.
from Gov. John M. Parker otf
Louisiana. “I brought you this
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)
Holly Resident
Free on Bond Terryah Stands Mute
to Charge of Leaving
7 in Wastebasket
Warrants
ecutor’s office, said Detective
Curbs the Press
“gdvermment, ha ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP)—Turkey
published a decree forbidding newspapers to put ©
out extra editions. Turkey's Parliament last June —
approved a strict new law to curb the press. It
_ includes _ prison sentences for newsmen and
’ suspension of mewspapers judged responsible for.
“false news” damaging ‘public: confidence in the “Turkey Bosses the News Wooton handed Hoover a letter two Father of Five
Kills His Wife,
Slashes Infant Former ‘Mental Patient
Admits Acts in Illinois;
Son Dies in Hospital
CHICAGO (INS)—Leon-
mental patient, told police
today that he killed his
wife and cut his baby’s
abdomen open.
His infant son; six-
months-old Alexander Da-
vid, died 10 minutes after
atrival at Westlake Hos-
pital. His pregnant wife,
Betty, 33, was found shot
Chicago home.
Police who questioned the four
other Glenn children, Martha, 6,
Christopher, 4, and Edward, 2,
time Wednesday night. |
Neighbors said that yesterday
afternoon their father teck the
five scantily clad children to his
ear and drove away.
Ten hours later his automobile
was found stalled in a snowbank
suburban Park. The
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6)
Skilled Trades GM Council Sub-Groups
Designed to. Thwart
New Rival Union
DETROIT (# — The United Auto
Workers has reorganized union sub-
groups under its General Motors
Council in an apparent attempt to
thwart a rival group of skilled
desmen. :
The move gives. representation
to the skilled trades by creating
for the 48,000,
skilled workers of GM, represented
by the union.
Each subcouncil will be’ allowed
national bargaining committee
when negotiations on a new con-
tract begin in 1958.
The GM Council which repre-
sents 350,000 GM employes, made
A society of skilled trades is
seeking national labor relations
Board recognition as a union.
| The Council action gives skilled
workers two subcouncils and hence
two delegates to the national bar-
; a committee. One subcouncil
among the _ tool-die|
-— maintenance group. The our
is from the design-engineering-
plea | model maker-pattern shops. ard Glenn, 35, a former.
to death in her northside):
believe Mrs. Glenn was shot some! :
UAW Recognize} ROGER L, FRETTING
He is held for investigation in
the dise jockey’s death.
Friend
to elect a delegate to.serve on the) low
SDNAGUNTER _ ‘ Fiancee of the slain singer,
Mercury to Rise
a Little Higher,
Forecaster Says
The U. S. Weather Bureau of-
fers some_prospect for relief from
the chill of yesterday's 7 - degree
Tonight the mercury is expected
to dip to only 1418.
Tomorrow's high will be 24-28.
Pontiac State Police Post reports
that main county roads “‘apparent-
ly don’t seem too bad,” but ad-
vises caution on the less frequently
used foads that have not been
cleared completely of ice and snow,
Slippery spots were reported on
state trunklines in the Ann Arbor,
Jackson and Monroe areas. Gen-
erally slippery conditions were re-|hight
ported in the Flint area
change. is the forecast for tonight
and tomorrow.
Preceding 8 a.m. the lowest tem-
perature recorded in downtown
Pontiac was 20 degrees.
At 2 p.m. the mefeury read 26. Thousands See
=x Barron s Body.
i lat Port Huron Carpenter Being Held
“In Death of Crooner
Who Was ‘Ladies’ Man’
PORT HURON @&.
Thousands of women
where hillbilly ballad sing-
er Lonnie Barron lay last
carpenter waited in the
nearby St. Clair County
Jail pending a formal mur-
der charge.
Prosecutor Wilbur V.,
Hamm of St. Clair County
said he would charge Roger
Fetting of nearby Lexing-
ton Heights with first de-
gree murder in the death
of the boyish-looking Bar-
ron whose crooning stole
the hearts of women. |
The 24-year-old Barron strummed
& guitar with his singing, He op-
erated a dance hall and was a disc
|jockey on radio station WDOG at
nearby Marine City,
Hamm said an oral statement
Fetting made about the shooting to
William Saunders, news director at
radio station WHLS, Port Huron, is
“very strong evidence of guilt.”
Thursday for investigation, Saun-
ders talked to him twive yester-
Fetting later denied orally in the
presence of Hamm and State Po-
{
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mostly women, file past the . bier
=e in Port’ Huron. The popular hillbilly Fans Pay Tribute to. Disc Jockey
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lgrtten $0 gehee & hee.
yy t+ Lannom,
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“LOS ANGELES us — Kenneth’
a 4i-year-old’ clerk,
jatopped for -a red light and, he
ro ef. _| Playing Here.._..._|tanded bit into the pedestrian : She whe'ence decorated the Diamena Herveshes and ae oe eee hh ches oes & pan ae
the Follies now husties trom job to job . . . now, an actress, Stevens’ production,{trian described by Lannorfi as 6 CMe Giant" will be held at the Oalc tee s toches fan and ewighing
longest on ere ee a Oakland’ Theater." “The Robe,” Who. told you which stocks to buy? shown in 1954 for two weeks is the | SLIGHTLY “Well, when I’m out with a date and he talks about/jongest previous run on record ‘TILE YOUR BATHROOM
stocks, I keep my little ears open!" ey : cate eek ind » SOILED- - The film. “Giant,” is an adapta
Bei ac tion of the Edna Ferber best-seller DO-IT-YOU RSELF | Somewhere around 29 now, Siri’s a beloved character. Filmed on an epic scale com FOR ONLY oe ni
She usually, takes her shoes off when she dances at El Morocco.' mensurate with the novel's locale, * >
She trots around her apartment fialf naked and usually opens! the vast empire of Texas, “Giant” $] 8. 95 : the door concealed behind. it for that reason. She enjoys|is more than a regional story +
nude swimming. = eget o : one oer beste themed i “1 as Viabbing ‘Slike Winds thet oubuiber’ te Lobe: Inland: ee ee Prat eigaet talors; ‘Hare te what you :
At night they were being very social. ond I.went into the pool| STnerican-tamily ife-and the: pre} get:
in-my suit. “Then: I took it off. - _}found human ‘emotions generated) to ee :
. . “It makes you feel as free as a bird. The cars are | out of the problems of our chang-|, i, 30 Pen. Ti, Boks Be,
going by and there is nobody there but you and a few | ing times. : wl
bushes. It’s a crazy, wonderful feeling!” Blizabeth Taylor, ‘often re- =
Siri never boasts of her talents or her body. ferred to as the most beautiful THE FLOOR SHOP anal
“I've néver posed nude because, frankly, I'm not that) woman tm the world, portrays
much in love with the way I look,” she told me. She admits) Leslle. Besediel, wite to, Hock | 99-101 S. Saginaw PE 4-5216 Fam | to being mediumiy fiat-chested. » Medsen Se ger cagtites
‘My best part is the part I'm sitting on,” Siri elaborated. ro = The popular acter is
When she went to Greenland recently to do some GI shows, viewsly wen acclaim for his r) WHITES :
she got her greatest-applause when she turned her back to! gramatic performance in “The |x = =
ma there ev night wh don't h date?” I i LATTE? : ever a nig en you on't have a date?” : James Dean who rose to star-; !
asked dom in his very first motion pic. CAR. HOP COLORS
pe * * * ture, “East of Eden,” for which
“ ” 4 he also won an Academy Award ° ° $395 $E00 Never!” I wish I was as big a success professionally as
' socially. I have one man I date all the time and I date a ee. Raens 0 Ee | Drive-! n Se rvice 3 and 3
, lot of others besides. I overdo some things.”
“ et Our W. Huron Street Branch i hoor tt the man you date ‘all the time has other dates, Solon Asks Support : Values ;
“If I love a man, I don’t care. I want him to be happy °
and have all the other girls he wants as long as he's happy.” of lke $ Resolution All D.
Siri Blomberg came here about 1946. “I took blood tests ay
family help.
“IT just want to TV,” she says. , with five different men before'I decided which one to marry,”
| she remembers.
! The divorced. The man wasn't anybody rich.
have heard about the alimony,” she assured me.
Sifi's mother, Lillian Falkenstjerne, wife of a diplomat,
has money, but Siri, with half a dozen fur coats, doesn’t need |‘ “You'd
“I’ve just about covered
the waterfront with chorus girls’ beads and feathers, and
when they asked me to de more showgirl parts, I say no.
Maybe I'm getting too old te be a showgirl.”
“I guess many of the girls you started out with are mar-
iried now?” I said.
“Not many,”
| divorced * ~
|THE WEEKEND WINDUP
Walter Slezak's TV series in the fall will be titled “Slezak
Hand Son”: his son’s auditioning, but may not be the type...
| Hecht-Lancaster built a 25 grand replica of “21” for “Sweet
iSmell of Success.” Lancaster said, “For a couple of bucks
| more we could have had dinner at the real “21” .
| Lewis hired Charles Sanford as musical director for his TV
spectacular.
WISH I'D SAID THAT:
earl, brother. Sirl answered. “But -a lot of Cd
them
. Jerry
“No matter how much you nurse!
fa grudge, it won’t get better.”—-Myron Cohen.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: This is democracy—Democrats
}and Republicans are working staunchly together to cope with
| Russia, the Hungarians and Elvis Presley —H. G. Hutcheson.
| Ham Parker tells of the absent-minded professor who
forgot his umbrella. Didn't realize he'd left it behind till he
reached up to shut it when it stopped raining .., . That’s
(Copyright 1957, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) are Alexander Smith (R-NJ) said to-
day it would be “tragic” if Con-
gress should so weaken the Ei-|
senhower administration's Mid.
die East resolution as to indicate.
‘lack of confidence in the Presi-|
dent."
* + =
Smith, a member of the Senate
Foreign Relations
President's recommendation, and
almost as tragic a disaster to so
weaken or change it as to indicate,
a lack of confidence in the Presi-,
dent at this critical time.”
° * *
Chairman Gordon (D-II) has’
called a meeting of Democratic,
members of the House Foreign
Attairs Committee for Monday to
discuss a substitute along lines,
(proposed by Dean Acheson, who,
was Secretary of State under for-
mer President Truman,
However, Gordon said yesterday |
departure from “our nonpartisan
epproach” te the matter, And
house Democratic leader McCor-|
mack of Massachusetts said he
knows of no “Democratic. resolu-
tion” as such.
growing eucalyptus trees to help
overcome the world timber short-
age, Sydney reports. Many are
using seeds from Australia. WASHINGTON — Sen. H.
Committee, |
said in an interview “it would be!
a tragic disaster to reject the
rave my Drape fino
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sa etwas See by The of ~ Waren tS icngen Extension Service and the wrengrning, Tas PL Michigan Council of Churches here
Geoltrey Day. B.A.B-T.H. Pastor = 7 mbes im
‘Howard Thurman, dean of Marsh,
Chapel at Boston University, will
LUTHERAN | cate i ra apr f re — Bogue and the Dis-
CHURCHES | jin Rackham Lecture Halt at pe
p.m, Monday, Jan. 21.
MISSOURI SYNOD |) Geer mesagee tn the ser
ee | wilt be delivered at an assembly
| in the Lecture Hall at 11:10 Tues-
GRACE | ee eee : mg
(WEST = Ann Arbor Congregational
Ue | Church at 10:29 a.m, ‘Wednes-
Richard C. Siuckmeyer. Pastor | day, dan” 23. : ; aoe
Services at 9 A.M. and I” Nels F. S, Ferre, professor of
11 AM. | philosophical theology at Vander-
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: i 11 A. |Nashville, Tenn., will deliver three
| lectures of the topic “Towards snd
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(RAST SIDE) oe jing a are
Rev Ralph C. Claus | Jan. 22, atid 9 am, Wednesday Ie
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ST. PAUL _fissges on “What Lack 1 Yet?”
Joslyn at ‘Third res eset woueel dan'te ot
ae |Rackham Lectufe Hall, and for the| George Mahder, Pastor hey final — alt
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of Goeppingen, Wuerttemberg, Ger-
many, until February 3, according
Office. pte * + *
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Andersonville Read Near Dixie Hwy.
S. B., 9:45 doar og Sag
Evening Service, 7:30 P.M.
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18th Annual Meeting
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to the German Tourist Information | i ie
“ination, an informal reception was The Rev. John Whitcombe Wigle
of Priests at 11 o’clock this morn-
ing in the Episcopal Church of the
Advent where he has been serving
as vicar, nso litte
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The Right Rev. Richard §. M. : F
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was ordained to the Sacred Order Priesthood
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The Church of the Advent held
Rjpod povion bagtiag Sreghigge yg
the Pine Lake Schoo) on W. Long
Snseitaekaly following the ordi-
given in the undercroft by the
Auxiliary with Mrs.
John Black, president, in charge.
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The Rev. Mr. Wigle makes his
house at 1222 W. Long Lake Rd.
Daughters of Isabella
Sponsor Religious Film
The Daughters of
Churches Cooperate
on Heifer Project
Forty-four heifers flew last week
to Turkey under the auspices of
Heifer Project Inc., thanks to the
cooperation of the Laymen's Fel-iny
' Walter A, Graham, national ‘di-
rector of the Layfnen’s shemio
said that theai r shipment was the
first joint aid project of the twa
denominations which are planning
to merge this year. Twenty. per
cent of the heifers, he said, will. be
given to refugees and needy vil-
lagers in Turkey, ;
_ tributed to improving stock and.
introduce new strains,
Included in the 1956 shipments
were 880 cattle, 507 goats, 72,600
399 pigs, 500
25 burros and 8,800
hatching eggs.
Other shipments went for the
first time ‘last year to Borneo,
ae Nene oe
corrupt communication Have Largest Society
Ww. Leng Lake Red. at Middiebelt —
Sunday Services 0:30 and 1) A. M.
Chareh Seheoi, 0:30 A.M.
sored. by two divisions of the
Methodist Board of Missions.
‘| The “Methodist National Mission
air to Haiti, the Dominican Re-
The manuscript, consisting of 22,-!public ‘arid Puerto “Rico: This is
000 different index cards, -was
completed in February of 1956.
negotiations undertaken
by the University of Chicago,
Cambridge University. Press was der the auspices of the Division
of Nationa] Missions and the Joint
Section of Education and Cultiva-
tion.
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the fourth year for the tour ‘un- “9 S Rieterre. ofl Haig nim te-to Getermaine the ap: JOUN W. WIGLE, Viear |
‘|College, Reading, Pa., and Dr. eceie ie ake wee a" sen ne
William Arndt of Concordia Theo-[qe"Teverse “Tie will als seck to] UNITED LUTHERAN logical Seminary, St. Louis, to pre- TH are the manuscript for this par-|int ut how churches everywhere CHURCH OF THE
‘ticular volume. can most effectively help one an- ASCENSION
1 é peers other, through the World Council ‘Williams and Lorraine -{—Thelr work was done on the (of Churches, work for the aboli- Rev. Wm. LeFountain,
basis of the fourth edition of a |tion of segregation and discrimina-| The Service, 11:00 a.m.
German work done by Dr, Wal: |tion within the churches and with.] S#eday School .... . 10:00 a.m.
ter Bauer of Goettingen Univer- jin society, bennonemerenne ’ ee.
sity, The editors worked with the |~ The report of Dr, Lee's findings |
fascicles of the fourth edition of |will be laid before the 90-member CALVARY
Bauer’s work, Central Committee of: the World obs bananas
Council at its next meeting in Au- ; Sanford
1 Rigel ack can gontdinis epagpmaggne: POPE Divinity Schoo Scenng "Werhlp<ico2: 188 &
search in 1948 and approved by it is Wetneeday, Day of ies
eee eee Tee Observers to Pay Visit fore 12. Davis
the spring of 3040, The charg h body|to Caribbean Missions ~ appropriated a 000 be- ‘ '
~ Hfore the project wag finished, Methodist and other Protestant
Drs. Arndt--and Gingrich’ went |mi work in three Carib-|| BETHEL TABERNACLE to work in September of 1649 at bean la will be observed by First Pentecost Church of Pontiae
the University of Chicago, where Sbout 30 persons on a home mis |
the full lexicographical equipment, |sions tour Jan, 29 to Feb, 8, spon-|| Sunday School 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m. ]
Evangelistic Service 7:30 |
Tour” will take its members byl] Tues Eve. Service 7:30
Thurs. Eve. Service 7:30
Rev. and Mra, BE. Crowch
1348 Baldwin Ave.
PE 5-8256 f
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also serves as the — ag the printer of the lexi- |
distributing agent for the English-
kinds of items which have not ap FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH speaking nations outside the West- 16 Chase St.
ern hemisphere, while the Univéf-] LYCEUM ...........0060 6.6600 cceecesees Se aes .. 10:30 AM.
sity of Chicago Press is the agent EVENING SERVICE ..... 7:0 P.M.
for this hem . Bpeaker—Mr, William Horton of Detreit—Trestes of M.5.5.A,
The lexicon includes six special] WEDNESDAY SERVICE ... +. 1130—Silver ‘Tea
peared before in an Eis lo) EU
con, It incorporates all of the in-
formation presently available
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Sunday School, 10 A. M. — Worship Service. 11 A. M.
Wed., 7:30 P. M. — Evening Worship, Sat., 7:30 P. M.
$.8. Supt. John Burleson; Pastor. Rev Billy Brown—FE. 7-0002
a ae Ss ——
Boca Invited the Greek New Testament. It has FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH
See Semis ccatauar stud- | 316 Baldwin Avenue FE 2-0384
als, which are’ not included in founs Doople's Mosting Twos. «.. 7 oe
any prestat fexicen, Saturday E Fee PN, 2-2 220s A p-m.
Finally, it is prefaced ‘by an} Sunday Schoo J eeaneweeees a.m.
_ written by Dr, Walter Bauer egy Ag eed eds enenecegoees fo pes
himself, on the nature of the Greek] Sunduy Evening Service ........ 7:30 pam
: CAI Building — 460
Dodd, Floyd v, Filson, .
Franzmann, Edgar J, ee arn
Alexander ‘Heidel, Frederick
Grant, Carl H, , Bruce “%
Metzger, Walter Wente, " and Allen ——— Service, “FAITH BAPTIST ST GHURCH
Sunday School, "10:00 A. A Me
Mevaieg Worship, 11:00 A. M.
7:30 P.M.
‘of Cambridge Press at.a formal
tea, and by Dr. Martin ena
mann, chairman of the Missouri’
Synod’s Committee on Scholarly
Research at a meeting of the fa “THE HERALD of T TRUTH” WXYZ—Each Sun. 1:00 to 1:00 P.M. i # Service 9:50 A.M. Church of Christ 1186 N. Perry — Phone és 2-6269
7:00 P.M. Wednesday Eve. Service
Sunday Bible Schoo! to:5e a MM Sanday Worship
A711 Rebinweed Ave,
ciety for Biblical Literature and ate
Seminary,
Methodist Women Exegesis, ‘at Union hee,
9:45 Sunday School .
®. Eugene Ramsey, Minister Gen, Offices: FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 25 East Boulevard—South of Lookout
10:45 Morning Service
7:30 Evening Service
According to statistician Albert.
C. Hoover of the Methodist Church, |
Chicago, the (national) Woman's
Society of Christian Service of that
dnomination now number 1,790,441 |
which is noted as a gain of about}
23,000 members over the figures’
of a year ago.
This makes the- Methodist WSCS
the largest denominational group
of church women in America, and|
probably. the largest in the world.
peepeenty is arenes Se See
local societies in as many churches
spread across the United States.
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During the past year, the local’
societies paid a total of $17,225,263]
for work and services within their |
own parishes (such as furnishings]
for the parsonage, help for com-
i munity need), and in addition $10,-|
152,758 for missionary and other
‘services ‘‘outside the local parish.’ 2s
: 347 North Saginaw ~ be
Bib School ...-cceseceesesese 945 AM,
Worship ..............,11:00 A.M.
Me _ “TWO BY TWO”
| ‘Evangelistic Rae ae 7:30 P.M.
“THE REVELATION of JESUS CHRIST”
[Wed Prayer Meeting pas eT 7:30 P.M. COLUMBIA | AVENUE
BAPTIST _
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Morning conti vs. s41300 A. M. B.T.U. . ee ee ee
Evening Worship condos 10:00 A. M.
“JACOB AND HIS IN -LAWS”
Dr, Malone Speaking
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9:45 A.M. |
6:30 P. M.
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| «REV. A. MULLINS, Pastor Phone FE 4-0574
Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention
‘Emmanuel piri Church Telegraph Roud at Orchard Lake Ave.
Auditorium Bible Class
10:00 A; M. and 7:30 P. M.
DR. JOHN ZOLLER Speaking —
Baptismal Service at 7:30 Meeting _
Dr. Malone speaking at all rervices
having a ie
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WESLEYAN METHODIST |
SP Mill Street at Cherry Cost
caught in the revolving door of life just as easily as the busiest execu-| Mountain adventure in
tive. It isn’t how tast you move physically — it's the pandemonium Buffalo Bill country,
’ : ,(Teaching Church,” and “ But you can’t be sure of that. The house wife in her kitchen can be| The picture, depicting a Rocky ot the Universal Spirit.’
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‘ Senaey = Geaanheminesaaes cewnee eee ewan - 6:00 P. M.
Saturday Vees! Lessons and Seng Drill.... 7:30 P.M.
in the Bible, “When He giveth quietness, who then can make trouble?" {the American Bible Society
Are you caught in a revolving door, rushing feverishly, living hecti-|™#"Y “senna ben
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DE. JOHN L. CHEEK DE. ROGER 8. McSHANE é
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Bandage. ts faticon: “The Church’ From 1942 to 1946, he was
gets| University of Chicago.
linguistic} He hag served three pastorates!
quite un-jin the Chicago area; as dean of
wrote to/several youth institutes and as
a #
“e(Inter-Church Fellowship Starts at First Methodist
at the University of Michigan.
a Navy
Chaplain attached to Marine units serving in Saipan, Okinawa and ¢
| Japan,
| Bince 1948, he has been pastor
of Calvin located
a. 6 NORTH LYNN STREET : : associate will lecture Sun- : physical approach to living doesn't al that the mental ongrssg ag A of Albion College Serving as a steering committee
senupectemeneas ees : Church at Alma. His subject will ove Ce E 4 11900 WORSHIP EVANCELISTIC 7:30 P, M, é = graduated from Fresno State Pastors of the six coopera’
4 Rev. C. D. Fries. pastor PEACE OF MIND ESSENTIAL ; be ‘Distinctive Features of thei. ners’ College in 1932 “‘with/¢hurches, Dr. William H. Marbach
—— , : . More than four hundred years ago, Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, | Reformed Faith. highest honors.’* oft Presbyterian and the Rev
‘ ‘meg — wrote that the quiet mind is a prime essential of the happy life. And rae ' ne He received his M.A nn Banco mb lbsiaciadinaticine aad
the poet, John Gay, one hundred and fifty years later, prayed, “Give ‘al Translation degrees at the Pacific School of) ®™°S*
CHURCH LOF CHRIST me, kind heaven, a private station, a mind serene for Pan nD 3 Religion and his PhD was core Othe weld of ea George : ; They were only repeating what had been said long before their time, The translations department ofjferred on him im 1938 ‘by the|) stton H. B pry ee ae.
es
97-0226 PE 5-1993 : cally? Stop — stop right » Let your mind and body relax. Read the) 4) . - ' cension and the Rev, Paul T Hart
meer = > ~ trate your mind. Do only that— and you've made a new beginning of! he Department, asking that a cer-|teacher in 35 institutes and teach-|°! First Methodist.
TDTCIhTTT F rears == difference between holy and|* more effective and certainly a happier life. tain sentence be translated intoler training schools, adie sgn: oe
his J SCIEN Hi and between unclean and ae (Copyright 1957) twenty Asian languages. Her sen-| pr, Cheek, an active Scout ; : Hi poets. Even better, read the Bible. Let great peaceful thoughts infil-|tence was, “I like Ike.” leader, is a member ef the Se- HIGHLAND
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“SACRAMENT” si strestars and of the Chicage bo. | congregational Church Sunday Services and Reading Room HH clety for Biblical Research, || “cts Sim. benday pobest L Bunday School == Eat Lawrence Street || A social hour is scheduled from] ‘'is8 $=: 11:00 AM. . Open Daily ! 6:45 to 7:30 with- refreshments Phen
Wednesday Evening’ «* «: ll AM. to} BM. provided by the host church: | aster. MAURICE DIRETTE
Bevin OPM Faaay v0 2.234, PRESBYTERIAN TO PREACH
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ‘ Lawrence and Williams Streets
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M. Salvation: Mesting—7:30 P. M.
Rev. (2@Y School rooms with folding
featetied tas (eee Tae Penenne. Set amt
All of the decorating was done)
il an the iby menibers of the congregation.
‘ Serving on the building com-
begun. eral chairman; Lyle Cox, survey
Prana | cial chamtma) Lares Key, ; » Com:
pov (| struction chairman and Harold
Holsington, the
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Church, De- lot Calvin Presbyterian
MacAllister, the rapid growth/basement of the old building as
well.as of the new basement are
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call for + [Evils of Abundance \troit, will preach on “Christian
py path cee coh
A graduate of Wheaton College
(Churchmen to Decry
_NEW YORK — Americans will
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Youth Fellowship .. 6:00
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Theodore B. Allebach, Paster
Bible School ......11:20 A-M.
Worship cvveseneee ODO AM. |
“Busy Here and There”
vening Service +o 6 7390 P.M. 4
“Christ Cleanses the Lepers” 7
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Evening Setvice ... 7:30P.M. §
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Sade ae Bible School veeee JODOAM. ¢
Worship ..........1L:ISAM. 4
Youth Fellowship .. 6:30 P.M.
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A proposed expansion program) = . TING THE CHAIRMAN — Robert Field, chairmarf ot 3 ety's work abroad; distribution in] Missionary Alliance
congregation, Total budget for the | Cestral Curisuen, 243 Nort Sestney - ntrat Methodist's Golden Anniversary-committee, (left to right) planning committee, and Lloyd W, Pardee of 2 Wenonah Dr. The tral Saeetan coun sovter te 2 1 Grom Soe
year 4957 in current ex-| **" » Coen al, t going over final arrangements for the several events with Dr. anniversary will begin with a dinner Thursday at which time mem- Sty year prior to 1950 Genny 0 ort eee
prenbageyn eetas Sr Pte Disciples of Christ aay ear mag gh helen, Mrs. Harold Srigley of 1275 —_bers will vote on the proposal to build a new church on the present increased trom 71,858 volumes inl] Senday Schoo! 9:45
and expansion program was $52,-) "ist Cpusuen, 56 Net a, Heyden Dr., Allen W. Palmet of 69 Dakota Dr., member, of the site, beginning with the educational building, 1949 to 193,465 in- 1954, The total +t
297, 5 Ee 2 wees = ; : l . A will probably be even higher for Sunday Worship «10:00 «. m.
* . __plecopai ee. 2 : 1956, “CHRIST SHALL APPEAR |
Other elficers elected weve Ot) Setate LUT C : a e “Because of this rapid expansion, | THE SECOND TIME” :
alas it eee, wo eee, Members Plan (Church World ServicesPontiac IV Has (xsi: wz cet] sro 5 urns mem
Jehu Gesamell, secretary, and | Ber. Myron th Breres i 7:20) \Praise =| b B iff | ee service depot, with Ralph Rice, an] “TE FOR A LITTLE TIME"
William way jenna two [Bera ai, 1:90 New Buildi : Y enl icents } ; os chugs To ce emenies Ome aRANCH RUN. SCHOOL, 090 Me
rare aancrs Noble Marea: |S: Narain" SSdSSS aeae on, aan aa tet Sacloa: Sr assertion aes CW TIM JETIES freee —
pg peeps | vem | Methodi great luxury hotel that looks|clubs, for the corn ripening in-the , : =. es greene eaiggn en bol cae
elected to a one year term. be a Bree Mothedt © sts fo Celebrate own on Port-au-Prince, Haiti, chil-/fields. The parrots won the strange Local Methodists Aid {] FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
wa pastor Page ing ond marae * : Golden Anniversary med with os Se and pel- warfare. + Nationwide Program on - 46 NORTH ROSELAWN
bai Ae inn, Bpthee a to ! . | of Church’s Founding [ing roots and grass Dactuae there|hoeree for Haitians that began ta| Cheistion Life - tunias Gahgas toe. pene Memes, Hee 4
same was no foed are being brought|October two years ox yong seer dan corvtes maak
back to health through Church|Rev. Frank L. Hutchison, CWS | Shoting Party Mende Dorie Rink, Dorle Ree
World Service distribution of U. 8.|ficial who visited chison, CWS Of} Methodist churches of the Poor fd ryers. reper Lciee se eaas elcle ox te touts tan OOOO
will surplus foods. Rico and Haiti for conferences with tiac Area are helping launch a| REV, LEROY SHAFER, Paster 7
seen : ; * * * church leaders and a study of con- new. re we - Www trv
These are the areas where a|ditions, ed wy. Oe Re. oe : LRT GED IEE
strange plague descended upon the} I all began when Hurricane |Stéphens, pastor of the Galloway!» FIRST METH .
residents — where hage flocks of] Hazel eut ber wide swath of de- Lake Methodist ;
starving parrots battled the peas-| struction through the island. The *°* © Sgr es jet 4
4 storm blew down half ef the co- | The second weekly program in a > ipa: oe eth FO § ;
_| coanut and other food-producing |series of half-hour dramas is to|> 10:00 a, m.—Morning Service ‘ ;
(German Restores trees, killed livesteck, and finally be telecast by Station WJBK-TV|> “THE LUKE WARM CHURCH" >
y lifted up salt water trom the Car- lon Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The cen-| 11:15-p. m—Chureh School ibbean Sea and dropped it wpon |traj theme of this Sunday's show,|> , 7
Nearly All Churches | ts, ttee weestatn nd |"Tee Toure ie that our, Jvelp Gsi8 Youth Fellowship ruining the soll. Torrential rains |and concern, like God's, should)» 7:30 Inter-Chureh Fellowship Service ye
eleven “ pre ge Nae gi away the pre- jextend to all i of eS = DR. ROGER - —" of Calvan Presbyterian Church, > :
taking work, two of the — Sitenesiic Gums = Gn United Reew ye et a ~~ > Wed. Evening Prayer Service 7:30 ‘
to their Seani anees Seder * dition of the children by riding] be carried by more than 100 — —
cording to the German Tourist In-| | television. stationg as a public - : :
formation Office. Cologne Muen-|*tornrisolated sections. service feature, irs ree }
ster, Munich, Trier and other vet- Although it has been recognized) qTye programs are aimed at F ; t F Methodist
Vile-vaeetrals ete ence by leaders of Church World Service| gemonstrating the power and con-|f - 87 Lafayette St. (2 blocks west of Sears)
whole, and only those at Hilde global relief arm of the National) orn of love in Gra-l] WORSHIP .........::6:ccececcyecees. O80 am, ond 7:45 pm
sheim and Wuerzburg, being ee aed oe ooh con ae matic, reallife situations, andi] SUNDAY GOHOOL ........6 0. ::c-ceescee cece 10:80 am.
coristructed now, have yet to be), Suet. at least until the ghould appeal to all, age groups PRAYER MEETING .0........005-:060:00000ceecc 1190 Wed,
Reconstruction has t to Porte that a new emergency call)The Way” series was porduced It will be announced soon—the opening date for the new Church
sept teach orttence, oti Yor echject naaees one Sem Oe Succonten’ fy the Mecediet Rate ont Yaw Lorated at 501 Mt. Clemens St.
of medieval architecture and foun- the Administration fol-|Commission as a project of the de-| Lyel H. Hewison, Pastor Burtelia Green
dations, and.thus, technical schol.|/77ine the recent political crisis iP inomination’s “television ' Phone FE 2-9955 5. 5. Supt.
arship "as well aa. nestheticn has| iit. As a result CWS will release authorized by the Methodist Coun-
benefited from the rebuilding nr |new. stores of food for distribution |i of Bishops a
this medieval magnificence, ~ under direction. of Bishop Alfred: wethodist Churches across the 2 ;
= a Caen ine ees 1a | my are contributing to a spe- bd
: , | cial fund established to produce ,
ren tle Snes fo eeverees! Central Methodist Expansion in a ; Here it was that 300 persons ashore :
BANDUNG, Indonesia anh ee Os a a tome Mi oe T ev Mition HW. Bank, D. DP, Minister Calvin ©. Bice, . D., Asst
ng Bible dsttotion tn) Penna, Ta, end te vac f agra S otal | Sunday School ............+..:. 9:45 A.M,
were at a n } to attend the meet- A ‘ : |
Southeast me slime called tw tack, Oe “for Protestants Morning Service .....-..-++.-. 0:45AM]
ciety representatives in nearby|churches for the food that hast Record High | WHAT IS YOUR DREAM CHURCH” | -
| 5! United] CWS shipments of food cil ‘The Missionary Research Li-| Dr. M. H. Bank,. Preachin,
= ee oe stficials and work-|uring 1955 and 1956 totaled more brary, an agency operated joint rend ae ease :
wairres | Sette y space for , Thailand,|than_a million and a half pounds, |by the National Council of Church (Bropdenst ever WPON 11:00'A. M.) )
ee 6? ‘H aS. y ied. —S_—_| Malaya, and Indonesia|Valued at about $380,000, Mr. Hutch-les and Union Theological Sana)‘ ccmaucamneanasaaialian ee
sn Be tpied oe Set pies eyed Weldon Cros. [Were Minit members of the older: Sn, Totes Wt given to Haiti and| whic has conducted a survey 4
REVIV AL! ____ United | * ross. Bible Societies of the Nétheriands, of clothing were given to Haiti.and | which reveals that 23,432 Protestant? BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH © |
‘= ' mn wd ; | Nethediet Britain, Scotland, Australia|#!l ocean freight charges, totaling | missionaries ,(a record total) are, ,
aa ae ey ee Church, . Rochester, |and the United States. The Sr tas toate by chee serving abroad, representing 213 - West Huron at Mark :
; a : A. Committee . Dew c | (|
BYRON LEE WRIGHT pos er Denom! . . pi ” ! ] fe : mgd are being sent, oa with nowy seo a States 9:45 A.M, ee SCHOOL. Classes for all ages; 6 adult
Evangelist » Army Om ' | .The Golden Anniversary Dinner| They urged the construction of portable sewing machines for| The total of four years ago was ~ ; =.
PAUL MYERS stam Cheer it Chek. Ot “a hes Houses in various countries % Mamy church centers, piv s/18,576; twenty years ago the num 's:90 PM, PRLLOWSUIP MALL tor Young People
of a central|tnousands of yards of clothing ma-|ber was. 11,789.. 9:00 Pie. MAM, tee: Toute Pose
oe ee od tral ' to facilitate the In today’s distribution. India Rev, Nelson W. ;
Lavaca sag 9 ee | Om a ade | distr Bibles in the great|Eastern Governor Aids were i soe in Japan : Rev. Newson Delenberg Interim Poster :
, ry ram with 1,195, China, which once was
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male tae) —_— is faithful, who will notlactive churchman, has been an|testant missionaries, how bas one] 249 Baldwin Ave. FE 47172
pou ees : you to be tempted above Sunday-school teacher since early|gon in Shanghai. é os ae wcies Choir Rehearsal Sturday 700 P.M. |
Rolly... 9:45 A.M. ye are able. manhood and is a member of the * *¢ «& WULOWED BY SVENING SEOVI Qi |
+t * Board of Managers of the Mary- ‘Six out of every ten Protestant sae yar Ma ee he
oe With. the —— that ye|land Bible Society, one of theloverseas missionaries are women Evenin Seestanads Serves 1 Ue |
_ Evangelistic Services be measured noe pute Bible Society's strongestidespite the fact that fewer single Tues. Teacher Training Class, 10 A.M. 7 P.M. ;
11:00 O’elock and : - e This ye adh gengae tage the agit ay idee Fae yerboae Thursday Ppikie Schect = He PM.
7:45 P.M. : which is right and good|Biole’ House just Coaiet aries (28% hn tggtongey Make 1967 the Best Yeur of Your Lite, Attend one
oe ; ope ; hall of the Las ‘0 : le ), are over 2, of our 17° Sunday School Classes Giscover that
Bs cainiiens Char vice and the Re a ee Be ee ens a uen miadecerias fhe"eot things ino are fomnd. tn ‘Obureh bod
Mid-Week » ot Gee te Cork , tg pdr con eas Geen a ee te icetann, sacs, ‘ Lowell D. Baggett. rector Be
- nsion at Christmas|include farm technicians, teachers _— well D. Baggett. Choir Directoy
- Tues.—Wed. gpd age me tte time, or to present to those helliteracy experts, film’ makers, sis ss Rev. Robert Garner, Pastor | | § . :
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By ANNE HEYWOOD _ jtionl life and our emotioiial lifejor “It I had a happy social life, Open Weekdays 10 &.m. to 10 p. m—Sundays 10-8
Well-organized planning, you can/tight compartinents, What we do|would be all right with me socially ee ees,
set out for any gala celebration|in our social life affects our voca-|if I were just in the right job,” Tea ay hic aaa Give, Gc ee
knowing that you do look your best. : tor her jeb, often works. overtime,
pede ae tiene : : an takes courses and does all kinds
warinie—iom the atin ol IVE Area PTAs Gather|<ses"set | fashions call for a different type . ; for : clothes to wear Open Tonight
nations ca fe 2 driers om FOr Programs This Weeks ite ‘sti but se. pan ROR M: You'll want the sheerest of sandal-) a. eae, 2 83 or a pair of slacks to her name. ; :
footed hose, too. schools meetings| P. Whitmer, Dr. Otto Hufsiger really getting : .
this past week to present panel| and J. Cecil Cox. A question and te dhe ceed sade, eK ews Deter Remember to choose evening | discussions Saleem ; her designs that touch/a deep cowl collar that can bu »
eiippecs tat are: comitertahle 20 |e haan crea a of ssstaadinathig’ lot: Sich Mari toes tat & Mae Gam cater Sunday 2 to 2 well as pretty. You won’t h- | Se Appointed firm, Junior Sophisticates, gets its|effect, or be left open to relax the ae hat ts
pretty at all if you have to Whitfield PTA committes , Mary looks like|/name. line. . @ : W. <=
hobble areand the dance: floor Schicl Canamuiications—|checks. living a lopsided lite. oes The tack opening te cleo but- ruise ear : because your feet hurt. : Wiss. Be. See Know About Your)J, ; . 6 This sheath (the custom cut La nog see poachine we stitching 3
"_ You't need gn evening bag large|scigalr was the theme tor thel Me te Oe piel oie ciate to Cottons enough to hold a small comb,|meeting of’ Whitfield PTA this' JoAnn room, eats in a} POntioak Grou welcome spring, it works u Sete Sie ae compact, lipstick, perfume and a,week. 2 ‘refreshments were Chartes|cheap cafeteria and has no charm P beautifully In drese-weight wool, 3
handkerchief, And when you plan eS Os ee York, Mrs. Leland Cotier, Mrs.jor beauty in her private lite, But| Hears Speaker gabardine, worsteda or mixtures, ; your jewelry, don't overdo it.| Margaret Luther, principal, ex- John Friedly, Mrs. Robert Burns,|you do get an uneasy feeling of also in linen, shantung, pique or 9
’ - ts . ; plained the work of the city-wide |Mrs. Melvin Raymer and Mrs,|one-sidedness. : | Betty © Whitson, secretary to} novelty cotton. From thi chart
Simplicity is always more pleasing) siaay group with representatives |John Campbell. astect the ene tine than gaudiness, ’ bese! aps : us sey ae fuk ates ae former U, S. Rep. George A. one best for you:
Be ah, pe parents, Pp, ox Members of the Cub Scouts | life is of a piece and have |Rondero in Washington, D. C., Hength H t Tel hy
Start now on 4 diligent: pe eyes o oan uee sae ieee meat agin. gg anor oad bay Be the Wednesday meeting se ncn ean cane uron a elegrap z
routine, Even the prettiest dress) : : = Tau POs Tock ae Gamal aaartaes chaos |nealiendl teeeaincs "keseonte| + enamels Wels” Pork Free Rear of Store =
won't look well if your : ners: faster, International, held at” Hotel Wal-| ,° Bo Bg Ey t |i —_ = xn thiahmeth lemme tele
blotchy, your hair dull, and Milton and Mrs. The same is true, in reverse, of} dron. ; ‘ i 3% i" 3 he oe inns Mga Mes. 45s oe eae ete 7S me
fingernails broken. Corlstensen a girl who is living a lopsided life. ad Taig tia » TE air ME :
No matter how tired you feel, Moin ogee te > dete * 2 * Edythe Perry presided at the| Size 13 requires 3% yards of 54-/ ©
your hair 100 strokes, give you hool PTA meeting. Jack Schatz-|the gocial life and none on her made to attend the Division - 7 4
self @ thorough soapsuds “facial,” ley served af madereter. work life. Workshop at Kellogg Center in| To order Pattern 1295, state size,| @ 4
and apply your favorite night * 2 8 Helen is a homemaker who has| East Lansing Feb. 16-17. ee oe See Seen a
cream. In. your evening’ bath, Reports were-given on plans for|®, big house and grown children| Also, announced were dates tor ee Ps Nee tak LE : » . , .: i
scrub your hands with a nail brush. a roast beef dinner. Jan. 17 and|Who are now away from home. the national convention in St.|/*P*. © %, Kee That ‘Just Painted a
then massage them with hand square dance at Madison| She does a shiftless job of the| Louis, Mo., July 17-21 and for) Classic Pattern Booklet 12 afd P 3
cream. High School Feb. 2, future|housework and cpoking, just lazing! National Secretaries Week April) all-new Pattern Booklet 13-x are :
ape 85) events planned by the group. [long waiting for the parties, (21-27, available for 80 cents each, Anne Look: Lon er! _ It's a good idea to try on every- But at the parties, she ‘Is too ofl Es Klein label available for 25 cents £
thing you're going to wear ahead Owen PTA frouaied ead wat as at. | Mrs. Ellen Boyd and Mrs. S. H.| extra with pattern order, If paid of time so that youcan cofrect} Announcements were made of re ava Sie Bie as Bigcdbrg Minard were hostesses for the eve-| by check, add four cents, We. Deli
uneven hemlines or other glarin annual city-wide Founders’ ning. ‘ ‘ euver ; , d@iener at Linceln Juaier oak te a ee ee na ~}| (Next week look for Spadea's : 28
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: the Owen PTA meeting, “| And yet if you were to tell Helen MOstess to MOMS (Copyright 1966) : .
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members presented several|clean the cupboards, she'd think| Unit Two met at the Mathews Card Party Slated ’ le ee errors is” ree
drama scenes used foryou were crazy! Tusetay for a lunches ced ame?| Mrs. Oscar Tofialian of Argyle of patients at the hos- . (Copyright, 1957) avenue was hostéss to the Ani
Robert Baldwin’ intro- Mrs. Harry Luxon presided at| Chapter of the Armenian Relief
e. $3.6: Wilson PTA Meets __ [the business meeting. The group} Society, assisted by Mrs. John
Mrs. Hazel Gessinger led com- _ }made a contribution to the March) Stephanian, cohostess. Final plans
munity singing and refreshments} Josephine Seeley, coordinator of|0f Dimes, and plans were made for| were formulated for a card party
: by mothers of kinder-|school health, spoke at the Thurs-|@ money-making project, the date|Jan. 19. A social hour.was hela cane third grade students|day meeting of Wilson PTA and|to be announced later. _|following the recent meeting,
.. W. M. Twichel and Mrs.;by pupils. ‘Refreshments were) ,
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game by whipping Flint Central,
53-38,- with Deb scoring
13 points. Bay City tral downed Another tribe of the Saginaw L
the ,start that
the way,
got off to a flying start and
then coasted to a 70-54 win over
the Skippers before a. jam- £1 i 43 ¢ ¢
bt : Arthuc Hill 58-40 in the other
game.
It was: Hudson Ray, bitten
earlier this week by the fiu bug,
Ray hit for 21 points and pulled
down 29 rebounds, five leading
to tip-ins. Guard Dave Diehm
helped with 14 points while Phil
Gains was collecting 16.for North-
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Despite the 13-point margin,
Northern played one of its better
games of the season and for three
periods it looked like the Vikings
1 Clarkston, akers Win WO Tilt on the road and 4th win im five | Bil! Taylor ied the josers with 17 and Mike Haddon garnered 11,
Five field goals in a last period
. (drive and 20 points for the night by
sophomore Jim Paddock carried
Brighton to its 4th success in six
Brighton trailed throughout the first halt before gaining a 20-20 tie at the intermission. The win-
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completely
froze in the last quarter ‘ scoring
cision to visiting Orchard Lake St.
Mary in a battle for second place St. James which walloped St. Clem- Eaglets Whip Rams in the Suburban Catholic League and trail St. Michael. St. Benedict
last night.
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“The setback dropped the Rams
into a 4th place tie with Ferndale
ent, 53-33. Both have 2-2 records
Romeo Defeats
Cranes, 98-55. Last Half Rally Falls
Short as Cranbrook
Drops 6th Straight
A gallant bid for an upset fell
the count at 49-49 with only four
minutes left in the contest before
bowing to a strong Romeo surge.
75-21 Avalanche
by thumping for its 4th in a row.
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riod, it was @ case of an &ll
around inability to hit the hoop
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Farmington YF ee 17 14-962 Le] veteetoue
Berkley 17 ‘33 21 13-73
Avon Wins, Troy Scared in Oakland B
ball title last night, but the Colts
didn’t have a thing to brag about.
12) led the winners who
Utica, defending Bi-Count
eee xtended its|Dexter, 52-42, behind Dave Wren's
. jing. Only a 14-8 superiority in the ains with 12 points.
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to lead Oak Park's easy 40-18
conquest of Farmington Our Lady
of Sorrow and South Lyon defeated
14 points. Shrine bowed to Red-
ford St. Mary, 45-42, and Mariette
{| whipped Sandusky, 62-47.
Dryden Is Beaten
by Memphis, 45-36
minutes, 10 is 33 im the loop.
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No. Branch ....:...'. 28 12 14 1—e9h-Arbor, Black, Tim Thomp- ‘Oxford eee igi * il bi 10 Sneddin were the
North Branch 11, Oxtord 9/ only Viking point-getters, —
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of Panama City, Fla., gasps as the Pacific
Ocean waters swirl around him during a search
for a ball‘on the Cypress Point Golf course in
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Pebble Beach, Calif, where the Bing Crosby
$15,000 National Pro-Am tourney is taking place,
He finished with a 79, which is 10 over par.
Maxwell ‘Leads Bing's ‘Clambake Stocky Texan Billy Maxwell car-
turesque but tricky course.
Maxwell, former U.S. Amateur! PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. ® =
two did if at Cypress
vided the only fireworks of :the!
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|. That's the course Billy and the
jonal Pro-' other leaders play today, Others,
while.
Also at 68 are the veteran By-
ron Nelson, making one of his in-
nada, Bill Nary,’ Tucson, Ariz.,
and Bob Rosburg, Palo Alto,
Bunched at 69 were Joe Steiger,
eke Bill Martin, West Covi- . Calif, Smiley , Los An
“The colleges,” Barnes said, Beach, Calif., Mario Lauret, Rye,
have N.Y., and Ellsworth Vines, Palm
Springs, Calif. - A
The latter fired a hole-in-one on
the 158-yard 7th at Monterey,. the
third ace of Vines’ I5-year pro
career.
| Middlecoff took a three-over par
6 on the short 16th hole at Cypress
when his tee shot over a stretch
of ocean ended up in a patch of
ice plant, PGA champion Jack
Burke Jr., had better lyck, a
the same as veteran Tommy Bolt,
California Amateur titlist Ken
Venturi, making his first quest of
professional money, shot a 73 over
the course,
In this event, $10,500 of the prize
money goes to the leading individ.
ual pros-and the rest is divided
famong those who wind up best
in the Pro-Amateur best-ball com-
petition, ~ d ae . * &
Some of the amateur celebrities
didn't have much luck. The team
of comedian Bob Hope and Mike ra s
5 2
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, TANUARY 12, 1957.
Annual Game From LA | Pits ni festern Division
| Against East 2 : HI
ex-Brooklyn
claims that night cuties by|Waukegan Thursday night.
wal-) Commenting on subjecta rang.
ing from racial problems to recent
deals made by major league clubs,
Robinson. wag asked to explain the
announced his retirement from ‘Braves’ failure to win -the
baseball, was quoted by the ‘Trib- nant; “key” players cost the M
kee Braves the pennant in the Na-|
tional League last season.
Robinson, who: earlier. this. week
une that “two or three styeunes |
players were visiting night. clubs
and bars.until the wee hours ol
ii ih 5 FeEE 4
; af
+14)
:
“Right now I don't have too
many regrets about leaving foot-
ball,” Rote commented, “‘but may-
be that's because this is the end
of a long season and I'm & little
tired. I love football, though.”
Rote, Ed Brown of the Chicago
Bears and Bobby Layne of Detroit
combination,
news om with on tag things Chicago's way last night.|casy conquest of fading, aging
|The Black Hawks haven't beaten|/Bob Baker today moved the young jsive record. He passed for 2,203
yards in 1956—more than any other
records, which is something for a
team forever famous for its aerial
attack.
The handsome Texan admitted {slammed down the trapdoor even
‘|the Windy City in fifth place and
ae iwill alternate at quarterback for champion from Daillas,.fired a six-.wind and adjacent ocean stack the Ww. posin '
under-par 66 yesterday over the odds. , seam naga ig dae .
ries a two-stroke lead into today's relatively sheltered Monterey Pen-| . * *
‘second round of the 54-hole Bing/insula country club links
Crosby golf tournament, chal-; For: this $15,000 nat
lenged by a bulky field and a pic-/Amateur clambake, half the field of including defending champion
276 played the opening round over/Cary Middiecoff, with a first
shortly|Monterey and the rest tanglediround 76, shift to Monterey,
Cypress Point; Five golfers deadlocked yester-
2 but of | day at 68. The group includes the
yesterday's 30 par breakers, only)leader’s twin brother’ Bobby Max- the'well,, who held the lead for a NFL ~quarterback—and he holds|the Rangers in eight tries and ip most of the all-time Packer
* 'showing but the Cranbrook
‘|the 175-pound match and heavy-
The Giants’ Andy Robustelli and
Roosevelt Grier, Chuck Bednar
* the morning.”
Ranpesan See eS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Things are getting blacker @nd
blacker for the Chicago Black
Hawks of the colorful National
Hockey League.
There was a chance to let a
little light into the cellar spot last
night, but the New York Rangers
tighter, 74 as Andy Hebenton.
Dave Creighton and Danny Le-
wicki scored two goals each,
The floundering New Yorker's hit
mindful that Coach Phil Watson
had said two of their number
ust, when the Braves held a two-
weren't sleeping too. well, But to
honestly givenup all hope of be-
on occasional drink, if you're
couple of key men.on the club,
any names—did not take care of
would be in the minors by Mon-
day, But today they were in |
fourth-place tie with the Toronto
national TV, 2 p.m., EST, CBS, Maple Leafs and primed for ‘|
| at Detroit with.the Red Wings.)
Chicago, with only 22 points in|
the standings, now is 11 behind)
the Leafs and the Rangers, The|
their last 11 games,
Berkley Wrestlers
Trounce Cranbrook
. s *
- “We came into Pittsburgh,” said
Robinson, -“right after the Braves
(this may have been early in Aug«
me that was reason, I had
ing in the 1956 World Series, But
you can't mix athletics and drink-
ing and smoking,” said Robinson.
grown up, but these fellows—a
although I don't wan}. to mention
themselves down the ‘strétch,”’
added Jackie. : * *
Robinson recently was traded. by with California
Thursday at the NCAA convention
the Dodgers to the New York Gi-
ants. but he later announced ™
retirement, vashevski Not
to Stay in Midwest, .
He Says
CHICAGO (# — Towa football
,coach Forest Evashevaki yesterday _
pen denied reports he-has been offered
ithe University: of California coach- ing job and said, ‘I like the Mid-
west and plan to remain here."
The former Michigan blocking,
star was in Chicago narrating films
»tot ‘Towa's 35-19 Rose Bowl victory
over Oregon” State before the
Executives Club.
“"e ¢€¢ 6
representatives
at St. Louis,
“We talked about a lot of
things,” he said, “bet no job
otfer was made.""
A San Francisco report stated »
California's athletic director Gregg
Engelhard and executive director
Paul Hastings offered Evashevski
the job vacated by Lynn (Pappy)
Waldorf last fall. :
“We talked about some prob-
lems connected. with the Cali-
fornia coaching job,” sald Eva-
sheveki, “but no specific offer
was tendered,”
Evasheveki took over the Iowa
job in 1952, shortly after resigning
at Washington State.
Carer Rios Bob Baker law of averages figured to swing! NEW YORK #—Harold Carter's|International Boxing Club, after
Linden, N.J., Sunday school teach-
iwatching Carter oviclass the 40.
year old Baker in \a television 10-
rounder at Madison. Square Gar-
er in line for a March fight withiden last night, said he would
either Eddie Machen or Willie|match the husky Jerseyite with
Pastrano. ; * * * Macher at the Garden in March
if Machen beats Joey Maxim, an-
And in case you haven't been/other oldtimer, at Miami, Jan. 25.
keeping close tabs on the heavy- The officials voted for Carter Junior star Gary Grikschelt) weight situation, Carter, Machen this way: Referee Harry Kessler
turned in another outstanding,
Cranes
went down to thelr 3rd straight
wrestling defeat by a 35-10 count
at Berkley Friday afternoon.
Grikscheit copped a decision in
weight Ron Alley gained a draw as
the only Crane scorers. Jack Santa,
Bill Burney, and Jay Kilayson and Pastrano are top ranking con-
tenders along with 2-year old
Hurricane Tommy Jackson for the
Patterson, Carter is 22, Machen
23 and Pastrano 721.
The young guard has taken over)
the heavyweight division, Ezzard,
Charles is gone, Baker ig going,
atid 6ld Archie Moore has had his,
chance for the big one.
sparked the Bears with pins, Six
others gained decisions, ' Matchmaker Billy Brown of the \card had Carter in front, $1, and Judge Jack Gordor 8-1-1 each,
and judge Bill Recht, 8-2. The AP
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Flint Northern's balanced mat
He was Dave Payne (120. pounds)
one of the PHS squad's better per-
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pound
Aaron of Northern, Willie was Souchak had a 76 and UCLA foot-:
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ry Todd had a 77, near the bottom
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: ' FISHING OR GOLF?—Cardiner Dickinson Jr.,
Fia., gasps as the Pacific
Ocean waters swirl around him during a search
for a ball on the Cypress Point Golf course in of Panama City, ad
AP Wirephete
Pebble Beach, Calif. where the Bing Crosby
$15,000 National Pro-Am tourney is taking place,
‘He finished with a 79, which is 10 over par. : i i HE
lenged by a bulky field and a pic-|
turesque but tricky course.
Showers began falling — shortly
before. midnight, Gusty winds and
“lintermittent oan SGe Prenet Sere Each has par
Maxwell, former U5. Amateteitwo Mad & ct Cypeenl. Wess =<Maxwell Leads Bings ‘Clambake final epee PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. —jchampion from Dallas,-fired a six-,wind and steonant ocean stack the
Ed Vaughan’s Wauwatosa, Wis.,/Stocky Texan Billy Maxwell car-junder-par 66 yesterday over the odds. ,
rink in the other half of the semi-|ties @ two-stroke lead into. today’s relatively sheltered Monterey Pen-
final jseeond round of the 54-hole Bing/insula country club links,
Crosby . golf tournament, - chal- * ” co
| That's the course Billy and the
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r° ie A Packers, one of the most under-
sit ete ague, : io
sport tomorrow when he plays for
a ae SO
Tobin. has an executive position
with the Herrin Transportation Co. . © +s.
“Right now I don't have too
be that’s because this is the end
of a long season and I'm a little
tired. I love football, though."
Rote, Ed Brown of the Chicago
Bears and Bobby Layne of Detroit
will alternate at quarterback for
the West, certainly an imposing
combination.
Rote bows out with an impres-
isive record. He -passed for 2,203
>
,{night, but the New. York Rangers
_lslammed down the trapdoor even
tional League last season. |
Robinson, who earlier this week! announced his retirement-
baseball, was quoted by the Trib
une that “two or three semen
players were visiting night clubs
ae eo
morning.”
Door on Hawks Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Things are getting blacker @nd
blacker for the cago Black
Hawks of the ul National
Hockey League.
There was a chance to let a
little light“into the cellar spot last
tighter, 74 as Andy Hebenton.
Dave Creighton and Danny Le
wicki scored two goals-each,
The floundering New Yorkers hit
the Windy City in fifth place and
mindful that. Coach Phil Watson
had said two of their number
would be in the minors by Mon-
day, But today they were in a
fourth-place tle with the Toronto
Maple Leals and primed for a just, when ‘the Braves held a two-
Rangers Slam == y Ace ‘Night Clubbing Hurt | st Not all | Braves Says Robinson | After Cal Post
Commenting on subjects rang.
ing from racial problems to Potann
deals made by major league clubs,
Robinson wag asked to explain the’
hant. phe * *
“We came into Pittsburgh," said
Robinson, “right after the Braves
(this may have been early in Aug:
game lead). I was talking with
and they were ‘telling me
about two or three Milwatkee/
players who were visiting night
clubs and bars until the wee hours
of the morning
“TL think ae was tremendous
pressure on them and maybe they
weren't s too. well, But to
me that was reason, I had
honestly given up all hope of be-
ing In the 1956 World Series, But
a can't mix athletics and drink.
ing and amoking,”’ said Robinson.
“I don't mean you can’t take
on occasional drink, if you're
grown up, but these fellows—a
couple of key men. on the club,
although I don't want to mention
any names—did not take care of
themselves. down the atrétch,”
added Jackie. *
Robinson recently was traded by
the Dodgers to the New York Gi-
ants but he later announced his
retirement, |
‘CHICAGO (# — Towa football.
‘coach Forest Evashevski yesterday
trom ‘Braves’ failure-to win: the pen denied reports he has been offered
ithe University of California coach-
‘ing job and said, “I like the Mid-
west and plan to remain here.”
The former Michigan blocking,
star was in Chicago narrating films
of ‘Iowa's 35-19 nae Bowl ‘the
over . Oregon ate balers:
Executives Club. .
“« * o
-Evabshevski admitted
with California’ representatives
Thursday at the NCAA pomvention
at St. Louis.
“We talked about a lot of
“things,” he sald, “but no job
offer was made,"
A San Francisco report stated -
California's athletic director, Gregg
Engelhard and executive director
Paul Hastings offered Evashevski
the job vacated by Lynn (Pappy)
Waldorf last fall.
“We talked about some prob-
lems connected -with. the Cail-
fornia coaching job,” said Eva-
sheveki, “but no specific offer
was tendered.”
Evashevski took over the Iowa
job in 1952, shortly after resigning
at Washington State.
national TV, 2 p.m,, EST, CBS,
at Detroit with the Red Wings.|
Chicago, with only 22 points in|
the standings, now is 11 behind
fee Leafs and the Rangers. The} Carler Rips Bob Baker law of averages figured to swing! NEW YORK (#—Harold Carter’ 8| International Boxing Cub, after
ithings Chicago's way last night.| jeasy _ conquest ot fading, aging i
| For this $15,000 national Pro-'other leaders play today, Others, yards in 1956—more than any other| TM Black Hawks haven't beaten,
Monterey and
me gy a Gym Nagy
sccrrs== NCAA Confab Concludes
=a *~ With Blast at Baseball
pact WHR the auIPtEE Ope Meee
Binet Leading
Breed for PKC
Midwinter Show
- There will be a fine array of
dogdom representatives. at Water-
ford’s Community Activities build
ing, come Jan, 19. That's the date
: for Pontiac Kennel Club's first
midwinter show and its first indoor
toys, 11 standards), 40 ffi all,
Spears 15-Pounder
Amateur clambake, half the field of
am Sereda ee eal Middlecoff,
fale , but of| day at 68. The group includes the
yesterday's 30 par breakers, only)jeader’s twin brother: Bobby Max-
the well, who held the lead for a
* [Spokane, Bill Martin, West Covi-
list of poodies, (18 miniatures, 11| round 76, shift to Monterey,
Five golfers deadlocked yester-
while, ;
Also at 68 are the veteran By-
ron Nelson, making one of his in-
frequent
and Bob Rosburg, Palo Alto,
Calit
Bunched at 69 were Joe Steiger,
ha, Calif, SmileyQtick, Log An-
° .
the 158-yard 7th at Monterey, the
third ace of Vines’ 15-year pro
career,
Middlecoff took a three-over pa
6 on the short 16th hole at Copaes
when his tee shot over a stretch
of ocean ended up in a patch of
ice plant, PGA champion Jack
Burke Jr., had better luck, a 74,
the same as veteran Tommy Bolt,
California Amateur titlist Ken
Venturi, making his first quest of
professional money, shot a 73 over
the course.
In this event, $10,500 of the prize
money goes to the leading individ-
ual pros-and the rest is divided
among those who wind up best
in the Pro-Amateur best-ball com-
tion, — & % * ° *
Some of the amateur celebrities
didn't have much luck. The team The latter fired a hole-in-one on/ including defending championinFt, quarterback—and he holds|*he Rangers in elght tries and in
with a first most of the all-time Packer, ‘their last 11 games.
records, which is something for a!
team forever famous for its aerial
attack,
The handsome Texan admitted
he and the West squad encounter
a mighty challenge from the East
Frank Gittord of the Giants, plus
a tremendous defensive team
“really will be tough to beat.”
‘The Giants’ Andy Robustelli and,
Roosevelt Grier, Chuck Bednarik
of Philadelphia, Gene Brito of the
ashington Redskins. and Walter
Michaels of the Cleveland Browns
are some of the unsung but skilled
linemen for the East.
The game starting 4 o'clock
(EST), will not be re-|
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Northern Matmen Win;
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the 3rd period. One Chief was win-
ning his match when he inadver-
tantly rolled too far on a cradle
hold, and literally pinned himself.
of comedian Bob Hope and Mike
Souchak had a 76 and UCLA _foot-'
ball coach Red Sanders and Har-|
ry-Todd-had a -77, near -the-bott
of the list, : pinned wearing
himself out against Aaron's . ter- * 'showing but the Cranbrook
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turned in another outstanding
Cranes
went..down to thelr 3rd straight
wrestling defeat by a 35-10 count
Friday afternoon.
Grikscheit copped a decision in
the 175-pound match and’ heavy-
weight Ron Alley gained a draw as Junior star Gary Grikscheit weight situation, Carter, Machen Bob Baker today moved the young
Linden, N.J., Sunday school teach-
er in line for a March fight with
either Eddie Machen or Willie
Pastrano. : ***
And in case you haven't: been
keeping close tabs on the heavy- watching Carter outclass the %0-
year old Baker in a television 10-
rounder at Madison Square Gar-
den last night, said he would
match the’ husky Jerseyite with
Macher at the Garden in March
if Machen beats Joey Maxim, an-
other oldtimer, at Miami, Jan. 25.
The officials voted for Carter
and Pastrano are top ranking con-
tenders along with 25-year old
Hurricane Tommy Jackson for the
crown held by 22-year old Floyd
23 and Pastrano 21.
the only Crane scorers. Jack Santa,
Bill Burney, and. Jay Kiayson
sparked the Bears with pins, Six
others gained uecisions Charles is gone, Baker ig going
chance te the big one. |
chance for the big
ance, fr the BE ne | Patterson, Carter is 22, Machen
The young guard has taken over)
the heavyweight division, Ezzard,
this way: Referee Harry Kessler
\ena Judge Jack Gordor 8-1-1 each,
and judge Bill Recht, 82. The AP
jeard had Carter in front, 9-1.
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PARK FREE REAR OF STORE January 10th, 1926 — — an oppor-
; “. & sire lurid-jacketed books cost, filled our shelves
As far back as any living mem-| A hospital statement said: : with reading material that is timeless.
ber can remember, one Farr born; ‘Doctors plan special treatment
in each generation has had ajfor the next four or five weeks.
crooked.little finger on each hand, | Nothing further will be given out
The fingers are bent slightly trom | unt these treatments are com-/
the first joint to the tip. pleted.” VOORHEES-SIPLE FUNERAL HOME 266 N. Perry Street Phone FE 2-8378
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“- . Reg. $47.50 sii | a 7
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with paper that resembles grass cloth in a soft
Draperies are green. The rug is red. Furniture in this” 2
" DIVIDED KITCHEN — An island sink divides the Kimber
kitchen into two areas, one for work and one for
walls are eovered with knotty pine plywood in a relaxing. The
panel
1: Cupboards are also knotty pine with wrought iron hardware. At tor can be seen. In the foreground part of the hutch cabinet is visible, The floor is gray green linoleum, In the family area there
is a braided rug.- The comfortable Boston rocker waits for an
the rear of the room, next to the small window, the wall refrigera-
beckground for Livins .
G. F. Kimbe BEARS
peries are gray with a rose flow-
ered design. rs Update Old Farmhouse Eighteenth mahogany. An exquisite an-
tique ‘crystal chandelier hangs
over the table.
To close off the kitchen there
is a pair of louvered half doors,
painted deep rose. The present
kitchen bears little resemblance, Century . First of all, it is divided by an
island sink into a working area
and a relaxing area. This sink
is set in a knotty pine cabinet
that has storage cabinets on
both sides, The top ig red For-
mica, While Mrs. Kimber washes
the dishes or peels the vege-
tables, she can watch the TV
set in the family area, Above the
sink are more cupboards,
Little tables ‘in convenient
places, family portraits and lots
of needlepoint covers on chairs The floor is gray green li-
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NOW AND THEN — Compare these two pictures of the Kimber house. The little
one was taken by Mrs. Kimber in 1952, before any remodeling had been done. Long-
time county residents will remember this house as the Lomason farmhouse. Today
the porch that darkened some of the living rooms has been replaced by a covered.
entry. A new chimney adds dignity to the front of the house, whereas in the smaller photo the stain on the siding was an eyesore. There were few :
exterior of the house, but inside partitions were removed and rooms converted
different uses. The three windows to the right of the front door.
room. The smaller shuttered window and the many-paned one at
en windows. ‘ if Srey re lit
background are red. The seashore wallpaper THREE ROOMS ONCE — This thirty-foot living room Wwas once three’ rooms in
a black background: Tile in-the lavatory is the old farmhoise. Now it is‘a homey, attractive room. Mrs. Kimber who planned
rapher in front of thé built-in TV set. At the left of the picture can be seen the shelves that take the plhee of one of! the former partitions. This room has windows —
on three sides which make it especially light and cheerful. The carpeting and walle =~
paper are gray, the painted walls green, ae essai Sok leo Ff J p
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of the George Kimber home on East property. Note the exposed beams on the
Clarkston yard. An outdoor barbecue fireplace is ‘ original barn when it was razed and now
| | built into the massive stone chimney, the stones of which all came from the farm ing. Gray shingles are ysed on the exterior of the house, FE 5-7923 FE 5-9121
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FURNACE INSPECTION ‘Metals Need ro’ oe imber Home SES | night time there is a star shaped a eX : ainis req OON:
. | Next time you use your ys | . ES, (projector; notice the finishes on ly ood Up hére the guest. rect is .
William Lechner|="scw2o—n crs A020 OF Plywood | oe |e ny | : Wr [been devised to protect the pro-| (continued from Page 15) | work, The maple bed bas 8” asy , ula e as a Q |
a |jector from wear, handling, moist- white hebnaij. én it. | wll J ¥ .27.N. ey tig Se aah took te ge pocampal With south fd woot ; : i}
FE 2-18 Rod coun pacer " aan ie tah tarde — tne | the Foom is Genelly sunny, WASHINGTON, D.C.—Do-it-your-jhesitate to go back and touch up. |
stamped steel and alu-| wall oven in the corner, the What was once a minute bed- selt painters have {dund popular|This is another advantage you en- |
The surfaces that need! stove unit and a hanging refrig- room is now # dressing room |... to be remarkable in|joy with latex paints |
protective coatings are made| erator, ae pour phereannge hppa oes ae ce Sesteais te ua 0 wae yaad i : :
si shower. Kimber
ror reaper hyping ior yin ery ny en number of storage units built in, jtensive range of colors, dull or} There's nothing like paint to INSULATE
the so-called “hammered finish.” Senaiaty 06 2 St lee ee including a big ‘vanity with a |semt-lustrous in finish, they can be|bring glamour, warmth and cheer- a~
hung at easy heig Borgen huge mirror above it. Most of the jused on any interior surface, ex-|fulness into your home. Within one =Cut Fuel Cost os reine
complete refrigerator. The motor | walls are painted green, but the |cept floors and furniture. There|day you can change the entire ap With
ix on top 90 that counter space lavatory and one wall of the jare even new varieties that can be| pearance of a room — living room, | : ~
j Below is tree for working, dressing room is covered in black |used on exterior masonry. bedroom, kitchen, or bath. And the’ LAS
oe maa eee FIBERGLAS <= cut. It is divided into twe are small red shutters at |about latex paints is.that they are|a good antidot : :
}. tions with deep divicers, most of | the window and red door to prepare for use. A few|A visit to a paint store will con- Much es 40%! which hold a plant. In front of easy with louvers to close the |turns of a paddle in the can andivince you of this, and also of the)
this window is a maple drop leaf | room from the master bedroom. |the solid and liquid substances'are|fact that with inexpensive latex :
table and Windsor chairs, - 44 ly merged. The paint is|coatings it costs very little to ac AMBASSADOR INSULATION
Stones from tho farm were Under foot in the bedroom is |then exceptionally easy to apply|complish so much.
HOME HUNT juace ta Oasis half of the ae youn, tinh the =the ra sata oe Sanding and refinishing will re- Be Wise — Economize — Pontiac's Oldest Insulation Co. ‘fF | green, ve Because these paints wa- nd re ;' ;
All Y. kitchen, These stones extend | 4 green wallpaper resembling iactnaeh tie tous Vek woe 00> store an oak floor to its original 483 Elizabeth Lake Road FE 5-8405
ou W. across the entire wall, The | grass cloth, The ceiling is fs easy to clean as washing your Deeety, coun atten Jeers of RIES
but See Us ee ee nae civaaes Draperies are green, rare eg ee a beled aaet
a 5 using & soap water ate _
Home Owning | snes Onis retin ts | arta blonde, There are char. | After Oe Job le fhniabod. Ono cas. |
tm your quest for the] at ie ances tthe replace | The Sgper ir act men | Seems ey re td rem Please Hurry , YOu SOV@ Ff there is a. maple with chartreuse trim, It’s a | T*pidly—usually within an hour.
: _ time ‘in the end by | just right for sitting and gazing | jarge room and 9 charming | The final “cure” of latex paints, ' ig Gk oec Only 4
coming to us in the ee rc ae —- however, takes corisiderably long ~~ oe ae 2 tw...
5 beginning. Our listings | fiecopbier's bench. stand near |, Some of the outbuldines were |°= S08 ft ls i curing Homes Left he ‘wall te | torn down to improve. the looks ; :
meet every taste and |} the sofa. On the wall opposite | ou. nroperty, Stones and {Process transforms the ingredients
need. * J} the fireplace, .therc’s a maple | beams trom the barn have been |into & moisture-repellent | shield . hutch cabinet and more Windsor . | chairs. The rug is braided, - incorporated in the house, ‘The [Which protects “as: it provides
SSYLVAN REALTY | ome Otejsr oe Set | SUMS Sea acl St am [eserves onderfu ‘2383 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD | The stairs arti upper hall are beams. oi eee ceoaplaion belre it a ert T au :
‘Im The Sylvan Shopping Center—FE 59418 | carpeted in gray. One low win- é of abrasive on the paint -erms
dow at the front-of the house | The Kimbers bouglit the house |.
r ; i rs in 1952, but it was two years be- LATEX COATINGS DURABLE :
- : fore they started to work on it. | The durability and washability’ Mr. Kimber did the design work, |of latex coatings make them ideal
then hired his own workmen, |for use on woodwork as well as WO
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. = plant to the building site te spread it too thin or you.
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ee US-10 8- Unit Motel FOR SALE
‘s Well built, neat, clean, # deik note on baay'U: 8.
. 10, Attractive 4 room, modern owners home
= included, 200 valuable feet on highway—plenty
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as trade. $13,500 down handles.
399 S. PADDOCK ST.
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ALL AWNING AND STORM WINDOW SALES 233 S. Telegraph Rd, Facing Ruth St., Pontiac
_ The Bird to Sees s:-” spends a good percentage of her| tering around the stove or sink ° L
realtor ward e. partridge Q ae ea Sones | is ne problem.
1050 W. Huron St, Ph. FE 4-3581 eathering place for the family, #) Pomderoes pine, 4 “4 ‘ ; *. (pine, and sugar pine are all avail-
FE : ; ae ing it not only a convenient place), noting
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$2,000 DESIGN — John C. ict iudeton received first honors and $2,000
for this sofa and chair in & national uphojstered furniture design contest. Mr, Adams
is a studert at Cranbrook Academy of Art, working on his Master's degree. The
judges’ comments stated, ‘Beautifully drawn and presented, these pieces leave no ‘and manufacture, even though they. will require up-to-date technology in the fabr-
cating of the three laminated plywood trays making up the bodies of the pieces and
in the forming of the understructure ay its ves. legs gad spines and braces
of shaped aluminum."*
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FE 5-9331
"Clean, Attractive
|. "Telltale marks on the walls of
many kitchens and bathrooms bear
witness. that these areas are the
| most used and the hardest used in
ithe house.
plash panels and such. -flevices
help, but many home owners find
‘that the only satisfactory solution’
jtg keeping kitchen and bathroom
walls looking attractive is to cover
them completely with a material
| designed to withstand the abuses
| of grease, steam, water, food spat-
ters and hard wear.
i Widdly ‘nbd tor tei geuphen'a
predecorated hardboard which
;
home appliances. A coating of
Bre melaming plastic protects
the plain color or patterned dec-
eration of this paneling, avail-
able at lumber yards.
Its finish, fused to a tempered
hardboard base, guards the origi-
nal beauty of kitchen and bathroom
denying grease, dust,
Stalin and other matter a secure
lodging place. With a damp or
sudsy cloth, the parieling can be
| wiped clean as easily as appliances
, pand fixtures.
‘The surface of,the hardbotind is
| impervious to moisture, and* wher-
ever necessary, joints can be
isealed to keep out water.
Call Vat’ Dyes Best
Vat. dyes are the best and fast-
est group of dyes known to modern
science/ They are so-named be-
cause they were first applied in
wooden vats, and their discovery)
and perfection marks an outstand-
ing ee in the history of
aye research
“The National Association of Real
AEstate Boards reports that for|hanging
every new house put on the mar-
ket in: the U.S.,
_ accounting for approximately 80
two existing
fees frame in reasonable doubt as to their _ in we, nor their feasible method e construction
Flush Doors
Require Care Do’s and Don‘ts Advise
Homeowners on Method
of Proper Care
Adherence to several basic rules
regarding the handling of flush
doors will assure satisfaction and
long-lasting qualify for the im-
portant role of doors in almost
any home improvement or expan-
sion project,
Flush doors have been far and
away the most popular style in the
United States since World War Two
per cent of all doors sold in re-
cent years, They are available in
either .solid of hollow cores faced
on both sides-with beautiful hard-
wood plywood, giving the déors, as
the name implies, a flush surface,
Here are some “do's and
don’ts” for treatment of flush
doors on the job site, as recom-
ng by the National Wood-
work Manufacturers Association:
DON'T stand doors on edge or
drag them across floor.
DON’T store doors in damp or
freshly plastered areas.
DON‘T. stibject doors to abnor: cao
Small Plastic Vents
Prevent Peeling Paint
The problem of paint peeling
from the siding on houses. be-
cause of moisture in the walls is
becoming so widespread that plas-
tic vents have been developed to
be inserted into each space be-
tween studs.to allow walls to
“breathe.”
These vents are tapped with a
wooden mallet inte \-inch holes
bored , through the siding and
sheeting. They have louvered open-
ings and are comparatively incon-
spicuous when painted. Being plas-
tic, they are rust-proof and non-
corrosive,
Rate Hardwood Best
A hardwood fieor is rated tops
by interior decorators for lending
beauty, warmth and color’ to .a
room. A néw FHA-approved build-
ing technique permits strip floor-
ing to be laid over concrete with-
out use of subflooring. This system,
featuring the usé¢ of 2x 4inch
lumber screeds embedded in mas-
tic, was designed originally for
new homes erected on concrete
slabs. But many home owners are
adopting the principle to convert!
dreary basements
recreation. rooms. into cheerful
Factory-made wood kitchen cab-
inets are available finished or un-
finished, preassembled or in knock-|
mal heat, dryness or humidity for down ‘kits for assembly at home, : icectsicenieseeatneareneereeet ete eae ‘Men Do Most Brushing —
A recent survey showed that 40
per cent of all indoor painting
jobs were done by the men of the
family — either husband or son, or
father-and-son teams. dicting new color schemes featur-
ing near-white backgrounds with
black, for low key contrast, renee ss + een
Home furnishing circles are pre-|
dark colors, deepening almost to
_Running a mighty ¢lose second,
however, were the ladies — -wives.
or daughters, or’ mother-and-
daughter teams — who were re-
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For the three vacancies on the|
Future Meeting
to Consider
\Library Addition
2. A joint meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
+ |Woodward Memorial Library and
.|the Library Committee of the
Rochester Woman's Club wag held
here this.sveek to discuss.a library
expansion program.
As more stack room is definitely property is located
on the =
west side of Morton street, across
George E. “Dr; Sherman M. Harding and
Officials Reach Agreement
ion Utica Track Crossing UTICA — Final ‘agreement has
been reached between the New
York Central Railroad) the City of
Utica, and the State Highway Dept.
in connection with the construction
of a grade separation to carry the
for Novi Permits Township Enjoys Great
Year in Building With
Big Boost From Plant
NOVI TOWNSHIP — Reflecting $77,000,000 Total = New York Centra} Railroad tracks
over M39 relocated in Utica.
signed by all three interested par-
ties and submitted to the Michigan
proval and issuance of an order
authorizing and ordering construc-
\, The relocation of M58 proceeds
west from downtown Utica
crosses the Clinfon River on a
new ‘bridge which was complet:
will provide a temporary connec:
tion north to existing M59, =~,
On the relocation between the;
Clinton River ‘and the west city have already
Public Service Commission for ap-| *
donated,
Plumbing and heating contractors ~
receive volunteer help from ma — sons, carpenters and »
Mati
building's construction, were
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of Detriot, a building fabricating .
company also headed by Sheets. ©
Lakeville Man Heads
Romeo Church Slate -
ROMEO—New moderator of the
First Congregational in
Walter Parsons of rapeninn 58
ness meeting Thursday, ‘
Named as clerk was Mrs, How.
ard Ostrander; financial secretary,
Mra. Harold Wills; current expense
Bishop M. Reed “to Be at St. Paul nck-| -To Talk at 2 Services;
Dedicate New Manse;
Dr. Smith Guest Too:
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general Thursday 7
= in Gingellville Community
Company.
Residential construction proceed-
ed at a fast pace throughout the
year with about 250 new homes
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n 1957.
‘State Agricultural Need
in the future.
In addition to Willowbrook Vil-
lage, there were four subdivisions
developed. New homes were
built in Northville Estates, Conne-|
mara Hills, Brookland Farms No.
1 and in Meadowbrook Manor, _
Joslyn Ave. Group
Host fo Singspiration
; Bing- spiration.” The church is located
at Joslyn and Third avenues.
Dave Simpson and Phyllis Coons
will team up as song leader and
pianist.
| Douglas Brown, Eugene and Glyn
Stone, trumpet trio of the Memori-|:
» al Baptist Church, will present spe-
cial music accompanied: by Linda
Langford at the piano,
CAROLE LEE MOYER
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Moyer of
13% Caprice, Milford, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ca- nounce engagement ir
nger of the Gaughter, Delos’ Loa, Inman, to\tdle Lee, to Richard L. Segnitz of
t the Jast|William C. O'Leary Jr. of Bir-|Wellsboro, Walled Lake He is the
‘the unex-'mingham. He is the son of Mr.|/son of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Seg-
who and Mrs, William O’Leary. No date nitz. ‘
lhag been’ set for the wedding. | A spring wedding is planned.
en - to Be Discussion Topic NORTH BRANCH — “Michigan's
Great Need for Agricultural Re-
search” will be the discussion topic
at the meeting of the North Branch
Comm Farm Bureau, to be
ning at 8 o’
A potluck supper will be served.
Rosary Altar Society
Installs New Officers NORTH BRANCH — The follow- paving to be completed in
es for like terms are Mrs, Albert
West, Mrs, Neil Buzzell,
Kroll and Mrs, Triax, :
Named to serve three years as
trustees were Harold Wills, James
Church and Howard Jelsch,
Registration Hours.
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| office in the morning is the aim
specially rebuilt luxury bus, Other amenities are television and card
tables, Shown being served on the first run by Jean Burnett, left,
and Sandra Stewart are Ira Farthing and Richard Palmer, right. te
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‘of a jeep for the area to be used in agricultural
at a rural youth school conducted by the “yy in
Tepoztian, near Cuernavaca, Mexico. Rivera, one of
ing attorneys, is working on the project with R. L.
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‘Alter Costly 9-Day Strike OTTAWA ® — Pilot trains and
anowplows nosed. cautiously ac-
ross Canadian Pacific Railway
tratk today after the end of a
costly 9day, nationwide strike.
Prime Minister Louis St, Lar-
ent, who took a major. role in
Abringing the company and atrik-
ing union together, announced the
settlement. late yesterday,
Tens of thousands of CPR em-
County Deaths
Mire, Bale V,. Meteer WALLED LAKE — Service for
,|Mrs. Esle V. (Blanche) Mercer,
66, of 415 Walled Lake Dr., will be
at 2 p.m, Monday from Walled
Lake Methodist Church, with burial
in Walled Lake Cemetery. Mra.
Mercer, Oakland County resident
for 35 years, died Friday at St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital, Her body
js at the Richardson-Bird Funeral
: Home here until Monday noon, |
Mrs, Hattie Mitcheli *
KEEGO HARBOR—Service. for
John Daly Rd.,-Inkster, will be at
|3 p.m. Monday from the C. J.
Godhardt Funeral Home here,
with burial in Roseland Park
ay cemetery... Mrs. Mitchell, county
‘lresident for 20 years and former! The Prime Minister said. the Springfield Township resident, died
Friday in Detroit.
Pontiac and Charles of Idaho,
A Milford Township man was in-
g| jured last night when has car left
»-|the road and struck a tree on Eliz-
abeth. Lake Rd. near Williams
Lake Rd. in’ White Lake Town-
ship.
with injuries of the face and abdo-
men,
He. told. Sheriffs investigators that he “blacked out” before he
lost control and didn't know what
happened.
U. of M. Fraternity Fined
ANN ARBOR — A’ University
‘lof Michigan fraternity has been
fined $50 for abandoning a pajama-
Miclad pledge on a lonely road out-
side the city. The Interfraternity
Council Executive Committee pen-
alized Phi’ Kappa- Tau fraternity
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Convenient Carry-All =f,
FISHING BOXES’ An fee fishing box that 8
~ tion this week was
be 9,820 and trucks, 1,297. The
were 5,607 and 957 last!
week,
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to be the biggest year in boiting history,
Ike May Stay Neutral if Fight Develops
in Choosing National GOP Chairman
Hall has been considering
whether to seek the GOP nomi-
nation for Governor of New York
next year. This may play a part
in his decision on taking a
eral post or returning to law prac-
tice in New York in the mean-
time,
Friends said Hall would accept
cabinet appointment, if any
portant.
jhe would decline any lesser gov-
ernment post.
“Hit on Huron Street, |
er of the auto was Barbara
fan told officers she saw
the street light and the child at the i She is survived by a son, Law-
rence Vden, of Inkster; and two
brothers, Edward C. Tanner of
__Ja general wage increase of 12 per
Walter V. Cooley, 44, of 9820
‘Mandon Lake Rd., Milford, was
taken. to Pontiac General Hospital
istopped to drop off box cars and
fed-|that flare signals hac not been set
aiso\K C@GO BPW ™
ployes began trekking back to| ff
their jobs last night. First pas-
senger and freight trains were
seheduled to roll today but it will
take several’ days-to get opera-'.
tions back to normal, * *
From coast to coast along the)
CPR's 17,000: miles of tracks pie-
kets of the Brotherhood of Loco-):
proposed im
are to be
Jan. 1
field
mb
pm, dwey Street, Dav
K. L. VANMATTA,
pL So
NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE Convertible, Moter W:
motive Firemen and Enginemen
ripped up placards and sped
home, Yard and line crewa in-
spected trackage and switches,
pilot trains and snowplows to
check the roadbed, ° - * :
The Prime Minister anounced
the settlement in the House of
Commons, Its chief feature was
submission of the main point In
dispute — the railroad's plan to
eliminate gradually firemen help-
ers from Diesel locomotives — to
a three-member commission, This
commission of three judges will
report not later han, next Oct; 1.
The union scored a point in the
final decision not to make the
commission's findings binding on
both sides, CPR officials wanted
this provision, St, Laurent told
commons that whatever the
ground rulés, each side will find
it difficult not to accept the com-
mission report,
: « * +
union and management had
reached temporary agreement on
the wage issue, chief barrier. until
the company brought up the ques-
tion of the firemen helpers, The
tentative settlement provides for
cent instead of the 25 per cent
originally sought by the union,
A CPR spokesman said the
strike cost the company about 14)
million dollars and that 70,000 rail
workers lost about 7% million @ol-
lars in wages. The cost to other
industries and workers affected
by shutdowns and layoffs in areas
served exclusively by CPR could]
not be estimated. J
"The government - owned Cana
dian National Railway, largest in| \
2 Teenagers Hurt
as Auto Hits Train
Two teenage boys were injured
last night when their car collided
with a stopped freight train at the
C & O track crossing at Grange
Halil Rd. in Holly Township.
Driver of the car, Richard Mes-
sel, 17, of 2521 Rose Center Rd,,
Milford, said he didn’t see the
train in time to avoid the accident.
'Messel suffered multiple lacera-
tions and was taken to Pontiac
General Hospital. * *
A passenger in the car, Kenneth
Leece, 16, of 209 Grant, Holly, was
taken to the hospital with a head
Sheriff's deputies said the con-
ductor told them the train was
yet when the car struck, There
are ng electric signals at the cross-
ing. i
to Plan Party —
at Monday Meet
KEEGO HARBOR — Final plans
for a card party will be on the
business agenda when the Business
and Professional Women meet at)
the home. of Lylla Ross, 2415 Wil-
low Beach, Monday evening at 8.
“ The catd party is to be held on
Tharsday, Jan. 24, with details
to be announced later, |
attended a convention ae firm’
Raton, ¥la. He is accompanied by)
Cig
and division heads sent out theliricts
r - Independence Tow
= - Zoning
Death Notices BARNES, JANUARY 11, 1897, John
@ lao Vi age 4);
afternoon from the Dudley
Funeral Home
Nats. Puneral ae L,
the Dudley M. Moore Funeral
* —F}
today at 1:30 p.m, ne -Oriffin Chapet
ge and David Mor-
Puneral Home, Walle
DIAL FE 28181
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
ARE YOU .
can orgaine and sae bene bee oe
noon
"ADV. SALES
0 .| . FASHION S$ TI rwe 34
RENCHING
BULLDOZING D, Thom __ PE 44041
GRAEBNER’S—Pontiac | (un. semvice ON ALL MAKES “ 313 Pontiac State el} burnery. Dean Heating Co.
Bank Bldg. }
FE 5-927
Graebner’s—Royal Oak \ 201 Ww uare Bidg.
Furniture Refinishing 16A
NEW CUPBOARDS & DOORS, RE-
A-1 IRONING, PICK UP AND DE- liver, FE ¢1 ae : jis
”
|” Moving & Trucking 19 _
4 SEO S rs &
Painting & Decorating 20
cading.
_or spray. OR 32136
aaa
rior -& rior, By hour or by
waa © ei a
ONE SAW
dent morn., ‘Dec.
at ieran nas es oti :
hed -_ Bi field Hilis, Trowbridge, Bloom
ae Travel Agencies 25A
PLANNING A TRIP?
alt BALL, , STEAMSHIP
TOURS. CRUISES — HOTELS.
PONTIAC TRAVEL
_ SERVICE 60a W. Huron 8t.
FE 8-3251 ee
Wid. Children to Board 26 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TN. w St. Ph. PE 56-0165 Open Eves. till 6:30 p.m,
Is there ~
-
, BABYSITTING, FULL
. Commerce, EM 3.4350
L HOME, DAY ©,
time.
1 ae NT
jering care. OR 3-366).
in_ my home. FE . xs
Wid. Household Goods 27
. | FURNITURE NEEDED re home or odd ‘ots.
outright or
Sele pases yo4..8,'R, Commuaity any doubt? That, 12 full-time salesmen with
trained sales techniques and 2-way
radio cars wil) serve
Phone OR 3-1205
Open Eves. ‘til § — Sun, 1 to §
¢ eee a
{eT US BUY IT OR AUCTION = xy them ud PONTIAC’S LARGEST |-
or furniture rm, in ge = — waiting
PAPERMANOING. YE 211 OR | WANT
* | PAINTING 3 & DECORATING, INTE-
4
D.: 30 3 HOUSE r
frame ge wheels, axles &
brakes, FE . : SELLING YOUR
PROPERTY? $100 per .
PE4-1569 or FE 2-7306.
BRAND NEW Salmer Street, fust south of 508
e Avende,
's new anartments,
are ready for occucency.
ATR
&
v
80 THAT WE CAN FILL THE
IMMEDIATELY—
for Inspection
Sunday Reity and
F Ederal 86918 ——
CLEAN, 3. ROOMS, TILED BATH.
868T «= Pontiae
showing only to @ pros-
pects saves yu time and money.
‘Don't worry with lookers.” Call
“Physio-Therapy 21 A
SMpfecal fos voce. 1e Lincs {al foot technique. 14 Lincoln
. PE 42861 PRIVATE PARTY WOULD LIKE
to $4 at 6 per cent
elevision Service 22
*| COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV
Aa slenaaied
. AN
a } & TV, 127 S. PARKE ST.
Typewriter Service 2ZA
TYPEWRITERS & ADING MA- chine 4 ral and Sup-
Co., 17 W. wrence.
23 Upholstering
BEADLE'S DRAPERIES. SAMPLE shown ’ §-1927.
Ss =
ttt oni tare er EM
sins UPROLST
SAVE MONEY
INSURANCE
sunt BY PHONE
Nicholie & Harger'Co. _ W, HURON 8T. FE 5-3183
MAHAN REALTY CO. E = + AUTO « SW.
antiques, PE $0163. |
mre mé Tax Service 17| “Sn
‘Let US } Give Yon t Placer Pay |8 Your Mind —
2
=| IN A FLASH! interes! . Please ph. EM
Wanted to Rent
‘A
wf your choice
management avai, only FE S ; 3172 W. Huron 8t. JERRY FE. ADAMS
Broker
3172 W. Huron &t.
goerenges
We need homes “apartments
iain iecky ak “Bide Ave. FE . aft. 5 OR
Share Living Quarters 30 ie ie ae ida at tie di atta din ilies di tieetietin ied
WOMAN WOULD LIKE Col-
32-7743
E 0.
Wid, Transportation 31 WOMAN WOULD TEES BIDE 70
work Mon, thru Sat. between 6
CASH
For your land contract. Highe dollar paid. Prompt, cow
service. We°also buy equities.
A.-JOHNSON, Realtor
+ 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533
COgh
1G HAYDEN, Realtor é Opeth » Walton Eves.
= 34/3500 000.00 At our bom gag eg purchase new
a inti, Ha our 31 years service to &
To Buy—Te SellTo Insure
Money Wanted 28A
=
LANDLORDS A , Call today for FREE: RENTAL
SERVICE, Tenants of
am. 7 a.m, In the ¥ incomes
cou-
Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32|
us now, We need farms. lake, and
resid
ties. $50 mo.
Nicholie & er Co, 33
_W. Huron. FE 56-8183. Open
evenings.
“handie | 3
To Buy—Te-selte-To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT! ie 05 Dwight,
MAHAN |ies2ese REALTY CO., REALTORS 4-4686
FE 2.0263
10% W. Huron
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH POST
~~BUY OR SELL ~ BATH AND HEAT. FE
DEL-RIO APTS.
381 Oakland
2°& 3 rm. apts. with baths,
stov, —- and utitities furn,
__Couple_with baby welcome, ___ LOVELY 2 BEDRM., APT, ROCH+
ester, near Auburn, Children wel-
come. OL 2-3961.
LOVELY 5 ROOM APART-
ment on James K, includin
stove. refrigerate:
year's lease at
month. Johnson
FE
I, will personally ‘uy your prop-
erty eo wit sell it tor Ry and
show ee eee eal col mR
price 4 emer Cail and
e
Newly decorated. Reasonable.
= 2-3011 days; eves. 40 8.
vd., Rochester. We are specialists In trading. We
che . ihe |= N. HEA APT. Children welcome, Available Jan.
16th, EM 3-4207. :
“fee : Pa ¢
MODERN 4-ROOM APT. HEAT furnished. win furnish stove &
refrig. FE
NEAR FISHER BODY 3 APT, Call PE 2-5203 or FE 2-8388. ON ‘ 3 ROOMS AND BATH. CHILDREN MITTED. 340 MONTH ¥0: Hempstead, E. HU-
or phone FE 5-3647 after 6 & week,
| FURN.
Humphries) rs: Fe pote re +n}
% * sfultipie Listing Serviee TO BUY, TO SELL
ONLY STATEWIDE
has l-stop service, 28 es and
. 180 salesmen throughout Michigan
“STATEWIDE head Botsie Rervice: of Poutice “|
in? 8, Pelegrapn PE 40821
LISTINGS WANTED
Us suow You. Now To
BUY . TY EQ k
Leslie R. Middleton
- 18T. . GAS
‘ ‘3 Park lace
FURNISHED APT. FOR TWO, ON
lake, employed couple only. Pri-
vate, mear bus line, $16 weekly
fill May 1. FEderal ¢6382.
FURN 4 RMS. MAIN FLOOR. Private entrance and bath. Util- ities furn. Neat and clean. Aduits
: See afte 4:30 Sat. and Sun, je ve. :
a ROOMS a BATH,
3 ND BATH, IN | BOOMS ANOITION: INCLUDES AMPLE HEAT, HOT AND COLD
WATER. ADULTS ONLY. $65 A
MONTH.
: N PE 45184, K. G. E. HURON,
: oe ee Perry. St.
=; FOR in
Sy $65 to $92 @ month,
<eielsiieptacitieiiitnnaaaiamaicneit ARGE, ATTRAC-
& bath, new apt.
ome private,
Rent Houses Furnished 35
1 BEDRM. DELUXE KITCHEN-
ette- - Day. week or aa. Also serene houses, its,
School age ¢ ¥ *. FB
elcom
L AUBURIN. |
ES REALTY CO WEST
For -Sale Houses 43
For Sale Houses 43)
* Sera "est or"
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. left, Mach 4 room a belp you with down
TIM WRIGHT REALTOR
4 FAMILY BRICK
Sue
Bre. & RCE LAKE ‘LOW PRICE & Easy
i Ba QrrEg £
27" i a ¢ 2 or EM3-3314
i ELIZ. LAKE EST,
Jim Williams, Realty
até Baldwin Ave. ' PE ¢-00e7
OPEN
2 bedroom, full bath. 2 large
C. PANGUS, Realtor Call cottect:
_7-2815 or NAtional 17-3950
New Bri a s, with 4
-~ close to and
} area, 3 fhew
home, full heat. basement, le
rooms. $14, easy terms.
Huron Valley Realty SUNDAY 1.4
2968 West Huron
Donelson Park ck Ranch Home
J. A. Taylor
WM. H. KNUDSEN
BRICKS $10,975
CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 We iny comparison, We hon-
culty “Heel. ‘Jou can't deat the | FR
‘™: and price
Partridge
ri athe with and automatic
of] paved street. Large,
wy B Tm.
. all well, hove ta ai ones for $1,500 down.
located in southeast Pontiac. Full + Drayton Plains
basement “with REALTORS henkee neeeiats Tat bot water | OR 3.1223 Eves, MAple 6-128
$1,400 DOWN sand
N. [REAL ESTATE
SEMINOLE HILLS-
| distinetive brick 8 room home
in 1951, it has a
& breeze-
and 2 bedrms, up. Full price $99,509 on terms,
WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR — FE 4.3581
EVE, "TIL 9
The Choice of
Selective
‘2 MODELS NOW. OPEN
3 or 4 Bedrooms
2 or 2% Tiled Baths
Family Roomy
Gen. Electric Kitchens _
Plastered Walls |
Lifetime Tiled Roofs
“Redi-Wired” Approved «.
by Detroit Edison Co.
Sewer, Water and
Grove School .
Low Bloomfield Taxes
eel Opes
s| SAT. & SUN. 2 TOS.
:| 2626 and 2639 Berry Rd, *
Near Woodward and
Square Lake Road
z=) KINZLER | +
- 1050 W. HURON ST.
bf
room, 45°
room, oy BE 2 car,
brick garage, 1.6 acre site,
fore , With 113° gl oe and all wee
ter your
door. at , Let
show you!
rs,
home at a > sibeo win’ 9130; OTTAWA HILLS
and by appointment ~
Arnold Real Estate
Telegrams HeS* ones
. —stISt
Only 5 Houses
NOW ONLY . lana ete
Sale aut wiak te mete
HOLDS A 3BEDROOM |
NEW HOME nae
ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN aac
| | UNION LAKE RD;
For A Real Buy
NOTHING DOWN COSTS ONLY
. MONTHLY’ PAYMENTS
INCLUDES EVERYTHING
WHY PAY RENT
Own Your Own Home
MODEL NOW O
1:30 Be ~ 6 p.m,
+ FE son For Appointment
‘Don’t: Wait — You _ Might Be Too Late —
Moves You In ‘TO VETERANS ONLY
No Other-
Cash Needed
“ae PER MONTH
Ranch. 1076 SQUARE FEET
-3BEDROOM ENORMOUS KITCHEN
INCLUDES 80FT. LOT
PRIVATE BEACH
$13,850 ¢ of payment on convenient
terma.
Avaliable to Vets, earning at least .
LAKE OAKLAND HTS. Bivd , of Sashabaw.
minutes ; downtown
STEIBER REALTY
ORlando 3-9378
ANNOUNCING FOR '57
New Homes
IN PINE LAKE MANOR
SUBDIVISION
‘The *$T — m te
Sh satan See } ® ranch style,
SEVEN ponerse To
gos Eh
$i1,b00 & UP
“Choice of lot sites. Come
Suet pice “sol sianes now to your new home.
‘SYLVAN REALTY CO. 2383 Orchard Lake Ave. FR 56-0418
IN _SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER
tio DOWN
. flee:
NORTH END
args. ina sees wile sletare w ure
Enotty cedar PA best be Pm y . ar
gerece. Pull pelos $10,500 with rms,
, OUTSIDE cITy
d-room home on 6 acres, just 2
miles North of Pontiac. Full price
$6,300 with terms.
SCHRAM
GI's $250 DOWN
PLUS COSsTS
New
3 BEDROOM HOMES
SEE THESE
Exciting Features
us rmaronae: Se "suraree floeets, w 1
trance sods tiuest closet. ee
VERY FAST
POSSESSION
' OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
232 West Princeton
Off Baldwin
Wright-Valuet 345 OAKLAND AVE, FE -0603 — FE 5-0441
For residence or
business lots see...
HOLMESBARTRAM
4303 Hwy, ae
OPEN SUNDAY I to 5 P.M.
DAILY 2TO6P.M. ~ NO TO RELOCATE?
tes
| ep HORSE CORP. |, ts
-+C HOUSTON-REALTY+
Mol. AR
FE 22162 OR FE
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
AYDEN
a eel FHA RESALE. wn. 2
eet NN he ot N. new bedroom
= jot. Call-for in
OPP WILAIAMG LAR OAD. va ase wile
TCHERY RD. New 3 bedroom
- Large Brick
‘erme.
i C, HAYDEN, Realtor E, Walton FE 6-044)
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
St. Vincent District Three ments home with full basem 3% ear “
n ~ Fr. :
Soe ene lamdecsped
Outside of City Two bed
Indian Village Three bedroom nome .
¢ oe » | ° two car garage rae
Pull basement, as «beat, oak '
feors, Excellent ation, : te
transferred forcing
sale. Many nice features
Well kept home in « ¢
north side location.
bedrms, 2? blocks to school
Would
give you lower monthly pay-
ments. with ressone da.
GAYE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
CUSTOM BUILT —, 3 bedroom ranch type with Realtor FR 6-0471
y heat, Also r
STARTER HOME — We) wit! on
George R. Irwin
mathe bom or
MUST :
charming brick 3 bed-
with vanity; dining L
radiant : :
2 car gare Re ;
Ms, sage “ne
Tae hearts of th rea. U tf] ie rs \ to sell their 3 bed on m 15 Rm. Bungalow
beautiful fi ace; ©
m kite
a few features, U
LE AT $27,000. , complete from
fea ean
‘ou this new contem
space, recreation apace in base-
are but a few featur,
TERMS
aa Only $13,000, $250 down
Russell. Young REALTOR—BUILDER
FE T2 W. HURON OPEN 9 -@
_ Phone FE
EST SUBURBAN»
Eee oa hoe ment. Sy
=
: ex, Geli or trade for
bome, or Fiat.
3 ar BUN ALOW meAL OR TRADE ‘Stent
walls, A white frame bungsiow
with large Kool Vent awnings.
Ww SCHOOL
BUNGALOW, 61,400 N
Attractive gray shingle modern
fiveroom home with
Biren "hudh acon, ausebe and fenced fot diate p jon Price 97,460.
WN
Two modern homes, One prac-
tieally brand new, other five
rooms on ist floor; two bedrooms
up. It would pay you to investi-
gate e
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 14
WE BUY, SELL & TRADS
tad'W Warn "Prone PE. +07
NICHOLIE NORTH ASTOR &T.
A alte rm. & bath,
with auto, ‘. OOnd00 fi,
hool,
Vibe. Liberst Terms. $850 DN. NEAR TEL-HURON
Newly decorated 4 rms. & -
bath. Has hardwood *,
bamt., auto. heat, hot wa-
ter. 3 ©. gar, ‘y 68,500,
NICHOUE 33: *W~. Huron * rE 60193
open evenings —
ORTONVILLE
a .
large evergreens and = partiy
feneed yard. 3 bedrooms, living
im, din room and lous
fares uteken, Fuld bath “and x
ne $10,000 only $1, ) down.
nm by . appointment
Clarkston -REAL ESTATE INC, 20 ee de® a Mich,
Exclusive.
Clarkston Home This qhotme wi Colonial hite
home te loew in Clarkston
most exclusive neighborhood
has all the ang Sbetroome: taster. bedroom { is. Masi
aud ft, clos-
ets. A full j part
th and het water sys
This is sftua! on &
ifull seaped & shaded
ith car
drive inelud en
eee, Kener cs reney & pastry down, basement. x .
Attractive &
m
3 bedrm, brick ranch-type home
of superb custo ¢ ruc 5
Within St. Hugo the Hilis t-
ay latge piefure window, arm
family rm. which in
Hite, Neca tnt ie farace. $75.998, terms, y be
TERRY E, ADAMS .. BROKER Fd
Fi
o>
New 3-Bedrm. Ranch
'| High in the Sky Homes
cheery kit, built-in ov fast —- Is
x-Franks Sie he nee ESTATE
Templeton » AUBURN HEIGHTS early new 4 rms. and
irms., nice kitchen Brick sub. 6 réoms, bedrooms,
irae pve a teen
wh, sR Bn heat, tile bath, 1 yr. jot sox
Pre Beg
aon ge vale en. J
after i pm. Maple tise
OPEN _ 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
$0) A MONTH
R 128. ‘no m rd
4s ran Templeton
“1119 LaSALLE lit
@ | cy
i
:
izt! A
A REAL GOOD FAMILY
* ral ae
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
"MULTIPLE LisTiNG SER
2380 Klingensmith
a “ay "we fee about
§ room brick terrace — gas
ms
3-Bedrm, Brick Ranch + bd
&
x =
5
2
3 iit: ; il a i A 532 tt :
i : s B § oe
ie
es i
3
? f z
| =
f 3
trade
£70
oe
_ |. WEST SIDE - 9:Unit Brick _ Near HI
4
| OPENED E 1TOSP.M
_ GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
Apartment
see mr “4,0
900 a
EVERY DAY
C. SCHUETT, REALTY eB. Ra. (s-a0)
OPEN SUNDAY 2103.
liz, Ke
-
fi
or
f
lot, street
“er ie.
car ga . Paved
Ww ede ler amall-
_ Near New Jr. High |
in auto, oll durnace,
Sath"Atso features Ii car
P"hugex trom 60 down.
GILES REALTY Co. WEST HURON 8T, FE bt
coun-/¢700 DOWN—Rent beater. 2 bed- new, ranch
yout oe lees sey ie
ye mar Caen Labo: wan. pate i eo, ¥:
~ Excellent construction. Pull
the . § room ranch home with stashed and =
us show you this one.
| Wall to wall carpeting, .
230 DOWN—GI
| AS
Ss INDAY 17 P.M.
-| We «@
Harvey Wilson, Broker
Gaui, Wan PR Soest
|$13,800 LITTLE FARM — Right in| ——
gt age BR
i ¥, 06 9 Somreem, Some
“$L.000 teak fnghos om mod-
Wal-
Located
Lake Rd, Only
Ty Aad ~_
$650 DOWN | ‘Boat room. Near A th Scool.
NORTH SIDE
PE + 001 etait
You must
@
. walls, oak
with
hs ines $14,500.
Sylvan Village
eer crete i
. 1M
Oakland Avenue This is
bri boa
«
bedrms., & full bath up. & = yg EE ~~ A
aerege. Terms avaliable.
Ol RESALE suburban home consists . 2 pe. . Utility
3 ots, each sox 120
—w 3 ft.
bt Ba Pact Cc UCKLER REALTY
3 Bedrm. West Suburban at- ed ent
an extremely clean &
@. utiful, big
John K. Irwin -
‘wetenee ton.
“T just asked her if her ter could cook! She's the
chef at a wiener roast our class is having at the canteen!"
CLARKSTON River front
REAL ESTATE 1! 2 8. MAIN, CLARKSTON, ple _$-5621 NC. MICH.
HOME SITE ii; \ CHURCH SITE site just
OTTAWA DRIVE
ace, Whee, Tans is on “a for
Tat UNION LAKE OFFICE
We have « few lake front
of Pontiac at Tae Lake, Coker insane and Lake, $2,600 up. Terma.
Por Past Results List this with
ay G. Trocke
“Beal tos Ton
ron Be et Eee wane |e soa one $1,000 DOWN heap. Maret emp
get ge emmtee| BUILD NOW Fels boandieuk pune Pus | mils *, Estimates free!
Retr itt tenis, | HERBERT C DAVIS walt, D., RILEY, Broker | “Pontise Lake Rd. FE 6-431
WARM AS TOAST | ry see pronase a es Powe’ — yeatee, coecemecheesoeene
Be Ee | ee eee w for en ; aa y a
gr AnD DEALT, | Beeches aoa : CARL W. BIRD, Realtor
CLARK [atest , For Acreage 47
A 4-4203 = : : aaa
scayees tS aubdiv . dust « few
miles of
main traveled Hwy
ae ruit jand RE on paved ae.
Chet & Ae + rae $10,009 with
ie co. 3
Evenings.
Located on Oakland
. fie ; 1 month on ffl * '.
or terms
oct for snack & or small!
iness, We have
AUBURN HEIGHTS We have 2 excellent corners
com aie 65° frontage :
residential -
tra it iH ay 23 |
3 sl fp ine .*
oe lag
PE 46002 or FE 44813 Evenings
STOUTS |
CROOKS ROAD Idea)
iat ee OPER. 1 *. | FORINSPECTION | — vin | CLARK REAL ESTATE
{J. Bi
Bach terms.
.
4+ REALTOR feet. ed # .
-menta of Pmonth including 37 A
rage, 4 lots ! 160 foot; — call now appointment
Ffontage, landscaped, lols of trees. | show. ” - Fare pereemsien. Priced at $12,- ‘+ 30 ACRES with terms.- my
CITY, WEST SIDE. 5 bedrooms, feels Nigh, eeroved couse with '¢ bedrooms and bath on| ‘ry . Ideal homesite. School second floor, while on main “bus right by door. For oniy Lg See hetehowes sem taated floor there “" &-nice bed ‘ an atre + terms... Call ace i" fog ee eS
homey living room, separate din-| for «appointment to show. Rent — Warehouse Space
pg Posen gp on = ped Fr re 11,000 8Q_ PT. of storage space
rene, Rear yard. fenced. ‘Don't =, L fence, Lecated ca ara, foot wis | fall to see this one. at s by elevator.
$12,800. Terms can be arranged. :
“RE 4.3581 050 W. HURON ST.
Taylor} * STORE. 42 ins
ond eit steer e,? se
CRA WEORD AGENCY
PAUP tio » £7 S85 acumy OG NR.
80 ACRES
men BE bees Pe, Sat of Mariette *
$8 ACRES
wow, iistle “at bums. “Wickioan.
' Templeton Business Opportunities 51
“LET'S TALK BUSINESS”
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION
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NEW SUNOCO
Service Stations for Rent:
vlad new, modern, >bay buiid-
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Jim Williams, Realty 116 Baldwin Ave. PE 40047
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most Reduced $4,000 sale of this very de-
lot. : 1 @. deal
Gas Station or Motel site, $3,008
. Bok DIXIE IONWAY
mee : 6 room 5 "eval | able if wanted. A resi bargain. (Second
¥ BUSINESS | =": i Go corer of two main streeis.| [OANS $20 TO $500 Buy real estete or busi- ey only ess on the easiest of terms. sehold s e have many other Household Finance sea offer, ¥
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LOANS 1. Por
— $600 to $1,
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ication for the followin
service stations, locate:
_ Buckner Customers
: Happy Folks :
Dockner s Employee cere th |
down, $125 & month. 7 RM. NORGE HEATER, REASON- yiM ‘WRIGHT thie. "Por, tow. pont or whai RETO aa | ERE | en bor saw, for automatic sewing
machinet, ox? OR 3-8735
W. Walton Blvd. FOR SALE OR TRADE - Ex-
Corner with 13%-f. frontage. 20-ft six modern hom
alley + Sg — ya and bane full basement, 1% car ak
eek | See ee aginaw otreet tend .
ig frontage on Saginaw street a ana
used as. restaurant drive-in for 8
gs : *, Mee LL. H. Brown, Realtor
Git heat "E iarataries. “adequate | 1942 W, Huron Phone P= 2-810
commer would be suitable for gas | “Ree ad No. 4 under Bus. Opp. GE AUTO WASHER, SELL OR ied Price —% aT or gum or record player.
ae . < GRAND PIANO, WILT TRADE
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Sale Land Contracts 52| Phone on bins. 7 ‘-™ “=**
- LAND CONTRACT, VERY GOOD one Oe see ee
$ PER LAND CON- ; WAP, ; PRE . i” er, or
eee See “Sill re Sak Ss — | Mates on 8 pew pair. Some very a good Used ice skates for . cheap. 20 and cent off on all fire-
LET YOUR $$$ WORK wARNES it
, ROR YOU - BARNES HARDWARE We have both large and small 33. Bore
oon i a ore ag 16 gutomatio for
bie recta, | erect Snake a PE C. HAYDEN, Realtor | Barvershop aa | is EF, Walton Blvd. - bs _Parry, MP 2 Sees giter'? pm, © ;
22% DISCOUNT \- SLB we Benen Se Qn s 2 mode 1.3 LENOTH home in good West Suburban eat, 5a MY Dee are
BR $20.
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EVERYTHING GOES! : J ALORE
143 ave
Cogswell Chair $9.
Chest of drawers $10.
Ciifferobe $15
Studio couch $15
Kitchen cabinet $10
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SEPTIC T. ANKS REINFORCED,
: sand windows.
BENSON LUMBER CO.
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Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68
For Sale Pets 69:
TRAILER EXCHANGE
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MI_ 46000. | TRAILER EXCHANGE ~40 WIDES—10 WIDES
five 0 Wits Sem 2
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97 PDODeE TUCKS
dupe trvens at jg foot
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For Sale Tires 80A
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~ Boats & ‘Accessories 85 _85
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WANT. ADS! To find al
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a ea sige? &| Refreshments Served
$089 Dixie Highway
WILL Ea Outboard ete A
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1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM
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666. S, Woodward, B’ham
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NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave, BIRMINGHAM
-| “HIONEST VALUES "9 _ Sedan, V4, P.G., 1,296.
Also ir els tro A hag
USED CARS
| CEN TRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Sts,
VE price. ‘ass GHEY, DELRAY, LOW NTE: condition. $798
dust your car of truck down
Haskins Chev. | ate rae at M- 18 4H
as Gkoitiae _ For Sale Cars
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NEST
GBD CARS AVAIL SHOP.
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MI 6-5302 Open ‘tl 6
MERCURY
1956
2-Dr.—4-Dr. Hardtops
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2-Dr. & 4-Dr. Hardtops
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1000 S, Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM
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"$495 : Only $16 down .
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave. 7 BIRMINGHAM = =—si*”
1954 PONTIAC
STARCHIEF oor:
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“Clarkston.
Motor Sales CHRYSLER
.. PLYMOUTH:
Clearance, sale ed an cow cars ane
soe eae wf R. & Be
Chevrolet V-4, Bel Ait. 4 ér,| was slohdetle 2 tone IMPERIAL oe
gy sal Gedan ¥-4.|. $1 Chev, Sedan ..,.$ 195 .
"51 Buick Sedan ....$ 295
$2 Ford 2-Dr. ......$ 395
"53 Chev, 2-Dr. .....$ 495;
$3 Ford Club Coupe $ 595°
'54 Chev. Sedan ....$ 695
$4 Pontiac 2-Dr, ...$ 795
*S5 Chev. 2-Dr. .....$1095 »
54 Olds. 88 Sedan ..$1295
’55 Pontiac Hy, Sed, $1395
156 Chev, 2-Dr. .... $1595
25 MORE BARGAINS .
Make Your Own Terms
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By JACK O’BRIAN Jackie Robinson to Take
No Payment From Perry
His first and biggest year wept
NEW YORK (INS)—Jackie Rob-|@ Ray of purest money—$850,000.
The Gloversville, N. ¥., City iio Council } . tor
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for YOU! Dinah Shore’s Chevy Show Sunday
may SAVE in thie Cree | % % Pliable lunacy—Art Carney | 408 FOR WEAVER?
Savers for the past g | ‘kes Dinah and Perry Como We hear ex-NBC boss Pat Weav-
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Get the Details conniptions, ete. Warning to J. Fred Muggs:
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Demonstration on the show; she’s recorded it,)}a commercial... Now along : tee comes the “Institute for Motiva-
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ENCINO, Calif. @ — The where- Test Procedure
Paste this picture on cardboard
{parts carefully. Paste the tab behind the horse at point X. Cut a slit in
the left stirrup as marked. Attach the tab behind the base through the
indicated holes with a brass fastener.
Fold the panels of the base forward to make it stand.
Cut the slit between the rider's legs along the dotted line. Slip his
right leg behind the horse. Push the toe of the left foot into the stir-
rup’s slit. Draw the right hand forward over the pony’s mane. This
will hold the rider firmly in place as he gallops on his way.
(Gerald Bruhjell, Duluth, Minn., sent in this idea first and won $10.
Send your ideas to this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP News-
features.) | ° When telegraph connections were completed from the East to the
West Coast, the Pony Express ended — 1% years after it began.
MONDAY: An Eskimo Snow House and color with crayons. Cut out the
in Army Contract Defense Official Takes
Leave During Probe
of Wife’s Dealings
WASHINGTON (®—Asst. Secre-)
tary of Defense Robert
Ross today began a self-imposed
leave of absence pending comple-
tion of congressional investiga-
Ross is the husband of Mrs.
Claire Wynn Ross, president of
Wynn Enterprises Inc., Knoxville,
Tenn. Last Nov, 13, this firm Was
awarded an $834,150 Army con-
tract for 249,000 pairs of cotton
Then he told McClellan he swas
the contract had
os ee nat pin aaa up.”
Ross — who has been handling
Wynn Enterprises and an official
of Southern Athletic Co.,
Knoxville. * e *
Defense Department records
show that since 1951 government
contracts totaling more than
$7,700,000 have been awarded to
Wynn Enterprises, Southern Ath-
letic and other affiliated firms, » ®
In his letter to McClellan, Ross
said that he “severed all connec-
tions with Wynn Enterprises Inc.
and with Southern Athletic Co.
and its affiliated companies in
February 1952.” That, as he has
said before, was after his election
SiPiAm) flomie malar Te) feel | le Tripp high have won five meets and lost
ews Holds On to Infants Debating Crown
to Be Decided
at Waterford
Tension will run high at Water-
ford Township high school at 3
p.m. Monday, when Farfington’s
champion debating team meets the
W.T H.S. group. o/+
Both Farmington, last year’s
Inter-Lakes Debating League
champion, and Waterford Township
one, according to Patty Looman,
W.T.H.S. coach. The winner of
Monday’s meet will be this year’s
champion.
the Federal Government Should
Sustain The Prices of Major Agri-
Those on the Varsity squad are
Don Tate, Dustan Smith, Jane Dov-
letian, Barbara Hutchings, Dick
Rebata and Frank Manning.
for Babysitting Fee
»| Farm Report
i¢:55—(2) On the Farm Front.
1i:15—(9) Movie Date. (4) Week-|4:00—(4) Washington Square. (9)
end Weathercast, (2) Miss Fair-| Million Dollar
1:85—(2). Meditations. 8:00—(2) Christophers. $:15—(1) Film Featurette. $:30—(2) Mass For Shut-Ins. (7) Oral Roberts. 8:55—(4) (Color). News, /
ette. :
10:00—(2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) U. of
M. Hour. (7) Faith for Today. Movie, “Brigham
Quiz, imaginary ‘trip
5:30—(2) Do You Trust’ Your
Wife? (4) Capt. Gallant, (7) Sky
King. (9) Pride of the’ Family.
SUNDAY’S TV HIGHLIGHTS €:00—(2) Telephone Time, Billy
during World War II. (4) Lassie.
(1) Cisco Kid. (9) Meet the
Do-Clues Point UAW-CIO. ; —
: 0 ! =) 3 Color Perry Como Show. , ” 9:45—(2) News, eather, |
. Z
= Sate Glaaeey tuee oe lume Face The Nation. (4) 10:00~(2)-Garry Moore. (4) Home
i a} s:36--(9) I Search For Adventure| (Color). NBC Opera Theater,| (7) Story Studio. @ Tee
Nee J |e:0e—() ‘The Lawrence Welk| “War and Peace.” (1) Frontier) i¢:3—-(2) Arthur Godtrey: .
Show. Hockey . 4 Caesar's —* we . : rf
FACES BORED «= $ Hour (2) ‘The Gale Storm Show.|8:00—-(2) Detrolt Speaks. (7) Grand|ti:e0—(4) a scike It" Bich. «®
eit ~ ‘The Pony Express ~\ | ~~ |pr30—(2) “Hey Jeannie. Ole Opry. {iain ee cee -err eet
You get your mail every day in a mail box. But did you know that/10:00—(7) Ozark dubilee one nn ae ae escape
rape 20-0 edad taal teal cmameateins = aS —e mg en ——t Billboard.
preggo. 30—-(9) Inner Sanctum, (4) Your| nese in . AY AFTERNOON In 1960 the Pony Express began its service between St. Joseph, /Mis0—< an ‘lsee-(2) Hit Movie, ~ “Powder wane E ..
and San Francisco, Calif ‘ Parade Racket Squad “a J 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady.
Mo., . _j11:00—(7) Film Playhouse. (9)| Town, nd O’Brien, June)", (1) 12 o'clock Com Bold young riders made the trip» by horseback, changing ‘their National N (4) 11 o’clock| Havac, Liang ng og
magni Sb eapeky Seley einen, eh Se 2) Se 30 meted Neer News. (2) News Final. $:20—(1). Jumbo Theater, “Check, ,'s, (®) In the Story Book,
The first express trip, nearly 2,000 miles, took 10 days. 11:10—(9) Weathervane mate,” , permint Prince. :
12:%—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
wunther. Young,” (1940).
11:20—(4) Filmland’s Finest. (2)|4:30—-(2) See Jt Now, (7) Medical} Exwins. (9) Telescope. ter. 4 Horizons. 12:45—(2) Guiding
MaeNeen, Thentee. &:00—(4) Charlie Ruggles. (7)|1:00—~(2) Ladies’ Day. (4) Mystery
SUNDAY MORNING USA. Matinee, (7) My Little ‘ (9) Showtime,
1:30—(4) Hollywood Story. (7) Con-
rad Nagel Show.
2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks, (4)
Meet Blenda. (7) Charm Theater.
2:36—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.
%:00—(2) Court of Health, (4)' Halo, e umping} Tennessee Ernie.
Church of the Crossroads. (7)! Parson.” () ‘astt "The Press, |2:40—(3) Myrtle Labbitt.
Joe Palooka. guest Anthony Nutting, former|3:00~(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color)
%:20—(2) This Is The Life. (4) British Minister of State for| Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon
Frontiers of Faith, (7) Christian) Poreign Affairs. (7) Frontier| Film Festival. (9) Request Play-
i Doctor. (9) Gilead Baptist] house.
%06—(1) Top. Becret. (9) Feature cr tty Air Power, “Schwein | ce et ee
4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen
for a Day. (9) Justice Colt. :
4:15—(2) Secret Storm.
4;:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) Ramar
of the Jungle. «+
a Great Life. (7) Mickey Mouse
90 per cent Parity.” |
i to Mad Bomber? New York: Investigators
in Dead Man’s Home ru pl
# Study Suspicious Items|—
:30—(2) Alfred Hitchcock, “Night: Club. (9) Dance Party.
5:30—(4) Gene Autry.
MUNTZ TV 8:00—(2) Ed Sullivan, guests in-|
clude: Kate Smith; Imogene | SERVICE
Coca; South singer} Member of Oakland County
Fernanda Montel; comic yr Electronics Association
Sori: bese pani at FE 4-1515_ and French musicians, dancers, Opn Sees. WH 1 F.
and singers. (4) Steve Allen, Cé&éV TV 188 Oakland
guests include: Xavier Cugat. Elecize Mart
Austria. |
mare in 4D.” W!
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eae aworite Dial FE 8-8201
daughter has vivid imagination. and hear the exciting
(8) Televisjon Theater, “The news.
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set if your antenma is not in good condition. There is no real
substitute for a well engineered and properly balanced TV antenna
hangers, lamp cords, light bulbs, etc., serving as an antenna, the
fact remains: that a good antenna is necessary for any make or
model TV set. Common annoyances from improper antennas aré
ghosts, double images, flickering pictures, flashes across the screen,
and snow. Also, even if you have the proper type of antenna, it
may need repair, Tests have proven that TV lead-in wire decreases
in efficiency an average 25% in a normal two year period of use,
Consult your neighborhood County Electronics Association Member
for competent advice concerning your antenna problems.
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RDAY, JANUARY 12, 1957.
‘FAMOUS HORSES — ¢ ~~ + The Pony Express
ae pew walt every dey Ws taal ben. But did you kriow that
re come stdue mote the telp hy herechack, changing thelr
sunts at every relay station, set up 10 to 15 miles apart.
- io cuouta af the bane forward to make it stand.
ut the efit between the rider's legs along the dotted line. Slip his
git leg behind the horse. Push the toe of the left-foot into the stir-
= slit. Draw the right hand forward over the pony’s mane. This
| hold the rider firmly in place as he gallops on his way.
(Geraid Brubjeil, Duluth, Minn., sent in this idea first and won $10.
ee ne © ie mnenen. Violet Moore Higgins, AP News-
menmay: An Eskimo Snow House
Debating Crown
to Be Decided
Waterford
nsion will run high at Water-
Township high school at 3
p.m. Monday, when Farfington’s
last year’s
|W.T HLS. group. of Wife's Dealings "Beth Farnaingtoo,
WASHINGTON U—Asst. Secre-|champion, and Waterford Tow ¥ of Defense Robert Tripp high have won five mects and ox
tolay began a self-imposed one, according to Patty Looman,
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and Waterford Visimadl high
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10:15—(9) Sports Album.
|e: 30—(9) Inner Sanctum. (4) Your
11:00—(7) Film Playhouse.
11:10—(9) Weat!
11:15—(9) Movie
|
1:55—(2) Meditations.
8:00—(2) 2
$:16—(T) Film Featurette. ;
a) Mass For Shut-Ins. (7)| /
Oral Roberts. 8:55—(4) (Color). News. / 9:00—(2)° Court of Health. Av
Leave During Probe | charnpion debating team meets the
Inter-Lakes Debating _League’
| Ot absenice pending comple-WTH.S. coach. The winter of investiga- Monday's meet will be this year’s|_
champion.
\Southfield, Van Dyke, Farmington
on the Varsity squad are
ite, Dustan Smith, Jane Dov-|-
Barbara Hutchings, Dick 4:30—{7). FamonsYilm Festival.
(9) Holiday Ranch. (4) People
Are Funny. (2) The: Buccaneers.
8:00—(9) Paragon Playhouse, (4)| .
+~-¢€olor)—Perry Como Show. (2)
Jackie Gleason Show. ,
:36—(9) I Search For Adventure.
9:00—(7) The Lawrence Welk
Show, (9) Hockey. (4) Caesar's
Hour. @) The Gale Storm Show:
oe—(7) Ozark dubilee.. <4)
George Gobel Show.” :
| Hit Parade. (2) Racket Squad.|s:
)
National News. (4) 11 o'clock
News. (2) News Final,
. (4) Week- end Weathercast. (2) Miss Fair- weather,
:20—(4) Filmland’s Finest. (2)|4
Nightwatch Theater.
SUNDAY MORNING
» et
Church of the Crossroads. (7)
Joe Palooka.
9:30—(2) This Is The Ute. (4)
Frontiers of Faith, y Christian
Science.
9:40—(9) Billboard, ;
“eo Top Secret (9) Featur-
10: 02 Detroit Pulpit. (4) U. of
. Hour. Dl Faith for Tethy.
Do-Clues Point
to Mad Bomber? New York Investigators
Study Suspicious Items
in Dead Man’; Home
NEW YORK « — Police said
today they were investiga
i*‘certain-matters” in the death of
a 67-year-old Bronx man, but re-
‘| fused to comment on their bring-
ing into action a special unit
assigned to track down the city’s
so-called “‘mad bomber.” .
of bronchial
pneumonia in Fordham Hospi
five days after he was admitted.
Since Kleewen had no known
tine investigation of his three-|9
room walkup apartment.
Found in the littered flat, author-
ities said, was a-25-year collection
of bills from the Consolidated Ed-
ison Co.
Also found, they
quantity of notes hand-printed in
block letters, The contents of the);
notes were not disclosed. They
Were sent to the police laboratory
for examination by handwriting
experts.
Deputy Police Inspector John
Halk said certain papers showed
Kleewen to have been a machinist
of Latvian origin and that he had
a number of friends in West-
chester County; .
The ‘mad bomber’ _wha__has / €:00—(2) Telephone Time, Billy
umping Bowling. ~
12:15—(4) (Color). Colorland
12:30—(2) Wild Bill Hickok.
Kit a 2 Sunday Cre
2:00—(2) Detroit Speaks. (7) Grand
Ole Opry. 2:30—(2) Last Word—Panel. (7))/
Dance’ Matinee. (9) Movie, *
‘nila Calling,” battle with Jape
nese in Philippines.
0012) Hit Movie, “Powder| Town,” Edmond O'Brien, June
Havoc.
3:30—(7) Jumbo Teter, “Check-
‘mate.”
4:00—(4) Washington Square. (9),
» Million Dollar Movie, “Brigham
Young,” (19407.
4:30—(2) oye Now. (7) Medical
Horizons.
6:00—(4) ‘Charlie Ruggles. (7)
U.S.A.’ Quiz, imaginary
America.
(2) Do You Trust Your|!
? (4) Capt. Gallant. (7) Sky
. (9) Pride of the Family.
SUNDAY’S TV
s
5:
stars in “The J
Parson.” (4) Meet The Press,
guest Anthony Nutting, former me (9) News, Weather. (1) Movie :00—(2) News. ) News, Weathe
15—(2) Weather. (4)- Weather.
‘Angels in a“
Movie, “Reno.” (4)
ne) Good Morning. (4) Today.
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meeticd onderland. _|8:30—(7) Wixie’s Wi
Classroom. - 4\8:55—(2) Cartoon.
9:00—(4) Romper Room.
9:30—(7) Liberace.
9:45—(2) News, Weather. ;
10:00—(2) > Moore. Home
(T) Story Studio
| 1¢:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) The-.
ater’ ‘Seven,
11:98—(4) Price is Right.
11x30—(2) Strike It Rich: (4)-
‘Truth or Consequences, (7) Robin
and Ricky. 11:55—-(9)- Billboard.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(2) Valiant ‘Lady. (4) Tie ©
“Tae Dough. (7) 12 o'clock Com-
ics. (9) In the Story Book.
12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Pep ~
Prince. permint ‘
-112:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) It Could Be You. (7) The
Eywins. (9) Teiescope.
12:45—(2) The Guiding Light.
1:00—(2) Ladies’ Day. (4) Mystery
Matinee. (7) My ag Margie.
(9) Showtime,
:30—(4) Hollywood Story. (7) Con-
rad Nagel Show,
2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (4)
Meet Blenda. (7) Charm Theater.
2:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.
(4) Tennessee Ernie.
2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt.
$:00—(2) Big Payoff..(4) (Color)
relatives, police conducted a rou-| British Minister of State for| Matinee Theater. (Ty Afternoon
Foreign Affairs. (7) Frontier) oe Festival. (9) Request Play-
Doctor. (9) Gilead. Baptist
Church. $: ane (Color) Bob Crosby. (9) 6:30—(2) Air Power, “Schwein-
furt,"" American bombing mission)
during.World War IT. (4) Lassie.
(1) Ci8eo Kid. (9) Meet the
UAW-CIO.
1:00—(2) Badge 714. (4) Great|4
Gildersleeve, (7) You Asked For
It, Kicking Mule, vaudeville act;
tour of circus town, Gibsonton,
Fla.; Under-water escape from
straitjacket; making of scissors
movies. (9) Ray Milland,
7:30—(2) Jack Benny. (4) Circus
Boy, (7) Amateur Hour, (9) My
Favorite Story.
8:00—(2) Ed Sullivan, guests in-|
clude: Kate Smith; Imogene
Coca; South American, Howdy Doody,
4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen
for a Day. (9) Justice Colt.
4:15—(2) Secret Storm.
:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) Ramar
of the Jungie. -
4:45—(4) Modern Romances.
5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) It's
a Great Life. (7) Mickey Mouse
Club. (9) Dance Party.
5:30—(4) Gene Autry.
MUNTZ TV SERVICE Member of Oakland County
Electronics Association
FE 4-1515 Open Eves. ‘til 10 P. M. 4a
9:00—(2) G.E; Theater, Greer Gar- son in “The Earring.” (4) (Color) Diriah Shore,
bus, discourse on modern music
by Leonard Bernstein, and a
film of Hungarian refugees cross
into Austria.
?30—(2) Alfred Hitchcock, “Night.
Set DO IT NOW! 102) $24,000 Challenge. (4)
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daughter has vivid imagination. and hear the exciting
(9) © obeneuision Theater,. “The news,
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MISSING SOMETHING You may be missing real top-notch performance from your TV
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substitute for a well engineered and properly balanced TV antenna
system. Regardless of the many stories circulated about coat
hangers, lamp cords, light bulbs, etc.,” serving as an antenna, the $ > $ > >
been planting bombs in. public
buildings for the past 16 years was
known to have an intense but un-
specified hatred of the Consolidat-
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> § “fact remains that a good antenna is necessary for any make or
model TV set. Common. annoyances from improper antennas are
ghosts, double images, flickering pictures, flashes across’ the screen,
and snow. Also, even if you have the proper type of antenna, it
pressed in printed letters to var-
ious authorities.
may need repair. Tests have proven that TV lead-in wire decreases
in efficiency an average 25% in a normal two year period of use,
Consult your neighborhood County Electronics Association Member
for competent advice concerning your antenna problems.
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