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. a RS rnd kk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1937-28 PAGES NO erEaATIOMAL Neve wenice   
“Christmas on Wheels’ Brings Santa to Pontiac.   
Today Is Moving Day - 
Monday to Mark 
of Public Safety ancient police station and munici-   
pal court buildings to the $950,000 Pontiac's magnificent new mow Pullic: vvucture in the Civic Canter, next mally for business, Mondeo sna |! the City Hall 
ing. Wnerans aAce- 
Today = new building, completely tomorrow moving 
shuttling from the Cy for from the city’s 
ie ast = ee Baile ds eg vans will be 
  
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secwanec: thir <i: File coltnets’‘costadhiing“ pees cones ane 
moved. into the new Public Safety Building this morning....Along 
with the police the municipal court will move today 
to complete occupancy of the $950,000 structure. Both organiza- 
tions will be-open for business Monday morning at the new 
location. 
He Talks Turkey to J udge 
- Off-Beat Alibi Beats Rap 
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)—Judge Beverly Boushe of Gity 
Court appreciates the original, off-beat alibi. 
*x* * * 
Johnny Johnson, 31, had one yesterday when he an- 
swered a charge of drunkenness. He said he had been 
chasing his rooster when officers arrested him in front 
of the small downtown hotel where he lives. 
“I might have locked drunk, but I was just tuckered 
out,” he explained. “That rooster was hard to catch.” 
“Are you sure?” asked the judge 
“Yes, sir, judge,” said Johnson. “That rooster had just 
been given to me as a pet. He was nervous, it being 
Thanksgiving and all, and he got Joose.” 
x « * 
The judge pondered. ‘That's the most outlandish alibi 
I've ever heard,” he said finally. “It’s so outlandish I'm 
letting you go. Case dismissed.” 
Churchill Cedshrecies 
83rd Birthday Today LONDON (INS) — Sir Winston Churchill observes 
his 83rd birthday today by breaking with tradition and 
inviting an outsider. to the family celebration—his old 
comrade, Field Marshal Lord Montgomery.’ 
Sir Winston’s family and Montgomery will gather 
with the portly and now slow-moving World War II 
leader at his home in Chartwell, Kent. 
There won’t be enough*   
  
  
  capital 
iEarthward Fast 
might survive. Opening 
Building improvements fund, will offer 
spacious quarters to the -police de- 
partment, an office for the fire 
chief, offices for the two municipal 
judges and their clerk, two court- 
rooms, a violations bureau -— a 
new city jail. 
The building has a stone front 
and light buff brick sides which 
biend it with the neighboring 
City Hall. Utilizing the hill site, 
the basement is below grade in 
front, but ongrade in the rear, 
In addition, it has two stories, 
making a three-story building of 
jreinforced concrete. Partitions are 
of painted cinder block, with floors 
of asphalt tile. Pale green is the|. 
dominant color throughout, with 
yellow as an alternate. Aluminum 
window sashes are used, with re- 
movable screens. 
* * * 
The first floor houses the major 
police department offices. Included 
are a huge detective bureau, traffic 
violations bureau where drivers 
licenses will be issued and traffic 
tickets paid, and offices for the 
top 9 ae officials and the fire Chamber of Commerce Salutes Christmas Season 
  te tt ty SALUTE TO CHRISTMAS — One of the many floats that a — the aS Sncas participated in today’s traditional Christmas Parade is n just — the trata — before the start of the two-hour festival. Prepared by the Pontiac today up Saginaw street. Area Chamber of Commerce, the float joined in the city’s official 
inauguration of the Christmas season by parading from 2 to 4 on 
Thousands Jam 
Downtown Area 
to View Parade Bands, Floats Starred 
in Colorful Spectacle 
Two Hours Long 
By PETE LOCHBILER 
bowed into Pontiac today 
Wheels” parade started 
rolling on South Saginaw 
street this afternoon. 
Thousands jammed Sag- 
inaw and Oakland avenue 
as the first units of. the 
colorful spectacle moved 
out from the Turk street 
marshaling area to begin a 
two-hour-long pageant 
through downtown Pontiac 
to Sanderson street. 
Pontise Press Photo ot participants on the eye-catch- ing floats took their stations. 
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provided. 
Off the detective bureau is the 
show up room where prisoners can, 
be seen but cannot see _— 
Smaller interrogation rooms 
are provided. 
On the second floor, the prison 
occupies a large part of the space. 
sepglloase! coe an ligsen hl Npene!   Navy to Launch 
| Satellite Into 
| From Florida Sky 
(Continued on Page’2, Col. 3) 
Rocket Plungi   
  W. 
set néxt Wednesday as the 
a date for rocketing the first 
American Earth satellite into! 
space. 
It was learned that ke" 
“Project Vanguard” have _ been 
ialerted to expect the launching at 
Cape Canaveral, Fla.,.on the third 
werking day of next week. 
If completely successful, the 
launching will place a 6.4-inch 
radic-equipped aluminum sphere 
in an orbit varying from about 
300 to possibly 1,500 miles in 
altitude. 
Such a satellite would continue 
to circle the earth every 90 min- 
utes for approximately a year. 
With its solar batteries, the U.S. 
sputnik may continue to broadcast 
on 108 megacycles until it ‘‘de- 
cays"’ into the atmosphere. 
In event of delay, the Navy is 
determined not to permit-loss of 
more than a week. Huge Radio Telescope 
Finally Sights Doomed 
Sputnik Carrier   LONDON (INS) — The world's 
largest radio telescope succeeded 
today in locating Sputnik I's 
rocket carrier. It was’ plunging 
earthward—fast. 
* * * 
Scientists manning the Nordell 
Bank radio telescope—after being 
unable since yesterday to track 
the rocket which carried the first 
earth satellite into the heavens 
Oct. 4—had thought it might al- 
Teady have come down. =: Or Wednesday Plans for Sending Test 
(INS)—The Navy 
y personnetT 
throughout the Navy's $110,000,000 Ike Roots for Army; 
Progress Excellent 
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (#) — President Eisenhower, re- 
ported making excellent progress recovering from a 
mild stroke, roots today for his West Point alma mater 
in watching the Army-Navy football game on television. 
Eisenhower arrived at his farm from Washington by} * 
automobile early yesterday afternoon, just four days 
after suffering a blockage+ 
BULLETINS of a _smiall brain artery. 
LONDON (P—A British scien- Continuing to snap back, 
Eisenhower prowled happi-| 
ly around the farm and ‘fe sr ghd dence, ss enjoyed a visit with his four| and may be sinking today in nal smal] grandchildren. ly Antarctic waters. Nearest res- At dinner time, the President's : 
physician, Maj. Gen, Howard M. eee Were Benarede et males Snyder, sent word to newsmen) 7, messages from 
that his patient's recovery prog- pesuewallte Shackleton said os ress ‘‘continues to be excellent.” was in the area of the South Ork- 
There still was no word whether neys and was headed for a cove Eisenhower will remain -at the jor benching Mel /ake cabl enter 
farm for the weekend or plan a 
more extended visit. Hi ors| Ws rising between her decks and e s is doctors boats were slung out ready to veeks of have ordered several wee 0 ahansen (hie: 
rest before he returns full time 
to his White House desk. Pippy otters reese ah There was advance word, how- | antarctic which can be reached ever, on Ejisenhower’s plans to by sea only during the short pall up a chair in front of his summer of the Ice world. She left (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) Engiand Oct. 1.   
              The rocket’s position yesterday 
was described as ‘“critical”’— 
not more than 120 miles above She'll Be Here Monday ~« * * 
WASHINGTON W — AFL-CIO   
the earth, 
The rocket, which was very close 
to Sputnik in their orbits about 
the earth for several days after 
the launching. has been dropping 
little by little. As it came more 
under the influence of gravity, its 
speed increased, ‘making precise 
tracking difficult. 
Scientists around ith: world 
have been expecting the fiery 
earthward plunge for many days. 
They expected to see the dis- It’s time for another 
series, 
day. We won’t tell you 
monay: Another Miss Front Page 
December's miss will appear on this page Mon- 
.mention that: she is handy with shootin’ irons, 
although her name is not Annie Oakley. ‘As for 
her appearance, well you can see for yourself officials said today the separate 
central labor organizations in 15 
states, which have not yet 
merged, will not be able to send 
delegates to the AFL-CIO .con- 
vention opening Dec. 5. 
The stafes involved are Cali- 
fornia, Florida, Idaho, [ilinois, 
Indiana, Kentucky, Massachu- 
setts, Michigan, New Jersey, 
New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, 
Pennsylvainia, Rhede Island and 
Wisconsin. in our Miss Front Page 
who she is, but merely 
  When the 2 p.m. signal was 
given, the motorcycle escorts 
Cold for Weekend, 
Warmer Monday Band, one of eight bands that be- 
Snow flurries, early 
this morning, covered the Pontiac 
  area today. This afternoon it will] Right after the motorcycles become colder as snow flurries came a smart-stepping Army Re- end and skies clear. serve color guard, followed by 
the brilliant Pontiac band and 
  For tonight, the U.S. Weather 
Bureau predicts clear and cold 
ee eee ee 
expected to be around 20 to 
24 degrees. 
The outlook for tomorrow is 
partly cloudy and cold with a high bil 
near 32. Monday will be partly 
cloudy and warmer. Church floats dramatically de- 
* * * 
The lowest recorded tempera-|" 
ture in downtown Pontiac preced- 
ing 8 a.m. was 30. At 1 p.m. the 
reading was 29. 
  
THE CHRISTMAS STORY 
Such familiar scenes as the 
“Star of Bethlehem,” ‘Angels and 
the Shepherds” and the ‘Prince 
of Peace” vividly recalled the 
Christmas story, 
Other churchés with floats were 
First Free Methodist, Reorganized 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Flu Reported Declining 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The 
Public Health Service today re- 
ported a sharp decline in in- 
fluenza cases — including the 
Asian’ type—throughout the na- 
tion.     
Pot-O-Gold Now at $1, 200 
Cash for Yule Shopping 
Out of almost 11,000 entries for last week’s Pot-O- 
Gold contest, several came within an answer or two 
of being winners, but none hit ae nail right on the 
head. 
That means the pot for the current puzzle is 
worth $1,200. 
That much extra cash at holiday time would be a 
great blessing to most people, and you're just as apt 
to win it as anyone else. Be sure to have your entry 
for this week’s puzzle (which appeared in yesterday’s 
paper) postmarked by midnight Tuesday.   
    
play as the rocket burned up in 
the heavy atmosphere in its fall Navy Missile, Launched Underwater, Threat to Enemy   toward the earth. 
The rocket shell was expected 
to be completely burned, but an 
American scientist, Dr, Fred L. 
Whipple, director of the Smithson- 
ian Astrophysical Observatory, has 
said the rocket's heavy motor 
By DARRELL GARWOOD Polaris May Remove Bull’s Eye on Cities To 
The Christmas season © 
as the 1957 “Christmas on 
Air Force Thor and Army Jupi- room for 83 candles atop 
the 15-pound special cake 
so a single one will light 
the sentimental inscription with which most Britons 
vill agree: 
“Of ambitious hopes we yet may 
sing while England still has men i: 
  
  The Russians have made 
rocket has fallen. 
  
Football Honors 
representing classes A, B and 
C, the local area and Saginaw 
Valley League are announced in 
today’s Press. See pages 12 and 
13, no 
announcement to indicate that the 
The 1957 Pontiac Press All- 
County team and similar units Atomic Science Editor, INS ter.” 
WASHINGTON — The dark horse) The Jupiter and Thor are to 
among America’s 5,100 mile mis-, be deployed in England in 1958 
siles, the Navy's submarine-| 4nd in continental Europe in 1959. 
launched ‘‘Polaris,”’ is closing fast x *® 
in the race to match Russia's in-| Raborn declared the navy, start- 
termediate rocket potential. ing later, will get ‘“‘a very much 
: + * ‘= ~ - |smaller, more compact, faster-fir- 
The promise of the Polaris is,ing” missile that can be launched 
that it will “remove the bull's 
eye” from American cities in case 
of nuclear attack by drawing the| Surface -- hi * 
.jenemy’s fire toward the menace             
  (= speemme | * ao   from -the sea. The underwater CARRY A WARHEAD 
        the heat off wiseile bases the U.S./, 7% Polaris will carry a smaller hee r Fe ee ned ene bases the US-'but “most adequate” nuclear war! tome Section... 16% ae *  jhead. Its unique feature among) Mystery :...........cs000006 5 *** the long-range missiles is that it} Obituaries ......... sessoneee 28 AHEAD OF SCHEDULE will-burn solid fuel instead of the! pot.o.Gold Answers...... 
highly-volatile liquids that propel] gports ............... 12. & 13 That is the word from Rear) ) Jupiter and 
Adm. William F. Raborn Jr., chiet|‘he Jupiter and Thor. | Theaters 0... 00sec ceeese 2 ot the Polaris project, who said pacts oats pa - 
Ein an interview today that the| Raborn, who works closely with | Wilson, Eart...... these : 
ot shed tnd is “ahead ‘those In charge of construction | Women’s Pages..:...... 10, 
if schedule” and is. “closing fast Gm “ae buay @ ox 
the operational dates of the! sile “the beauty of our /rn christmas | Ot SM Oven Bem) 
  “without loss of accuracy” at deep I n n Today's S 5 Pre T ess 
inland targets from beneath the’ — SEED 
  plan is that it will take the 
bull’s eye off our country.” 
He continued: ‘‘These missile 
carriers deployed over the seven 
seas cannot be ignored by an en- 
emy. He must return their fire; 
he will not know where they are 
until they fire. here will make our missile subs ther development” contract 2 
more of a deterrent to war than, 
the land bases an enemy can see 
and plan to destroy. 
“And if necessary, we think 
we can get missiles into the air 
before an enemy’s long-range 
rockets can reach their targets.” 
  “We think the uncertainty factor 
  teow ens 
  2 flight test program using flight 
| Veral, Fla. The two-star officer said ‘‘our 
test vehicles” has been under way 23. 
The project director said the gap 
between the power-per-pound of 
liquid and solid rocket fuels has 
been “‘considerably narrowed,” and 
that in any case the solid type 
was essential for subs because of 
greater reliability and safety, 
* * * 
“In launching a missile from a     “for some time” at Cape Cana- 
x *& * 
Whereas liquid fueled rockets 
rise gradually, he said, the Polaris 
takes off at much greater speed, |° 
mote like a bullet. ‘If you're look- 
ing the other way," he said, 
“they're gone before you see them.”’ submarine or surface ship,” he 
, “it’s like firing a rocket 
from your housetop with the family 
inside. You can’t be a quarter of 
off.” ; 
One of the niain reasons the 
    a mile away when the thing goes - 
    
  
  
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        _THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1957 |       
  
| ‘Shale Denies 
Rooms Bugged Says Intercom Systems! - 
in "New Quarters Are 
Just Too Sensitive 
Pontiae Chief of Police Herbert 
W. Straley denied yesterday per- 
sistent rumors in his department 
that the new public safety building 
. is “bugged.” 
A number of officers said the 
building is equipped with intercom- 
munications systems so sensitive 
that those at the master controls 
can hear even a whisper in al- 
most every room and cooridor. 
* * * . 
Straley, in whose office one of 
the five master controls js located, 
sald ‘‘We have 
cation system designed to page 
persons all through the building 
and through which they can an- 
swer without going to a box.” 
“H any background noise can 
be heard, it is purely uninten- 
tional, The system has to be 
fairly sensitive to pick up re- 
plies.” 
The officers claimed that the 
five master stations ‘could over- a fine communi-!. 
has been at the local recruiting 
Murphy and his wife have been 
|   PARTING GESTURE — Recruiting Sgt. Thomas L. Murphy, 
on the left, accepts a trophy from M. Sgt. Raymond R. Barriault, 
upon leaving Pontiac for a new assignment in Germany. 
key role in bringing the trophy,-for the highest recruiting average 
in Michigan, to Pontiac six months ago. A native of Pontiac, cae’ 
Pontiac Press Photo 
Murphy 
station since 1953 and played a 
living at 162 Clifford St. 
  
  hear private talks between offi- 
cers, between attorneys and cli- 
ents, or between officers and the | 
public, 
The chief pointed out that due) 
to last minute changes in the build-' 
ing some of the intercommunica-| 
tion system needed revision, ‘‘We 
have several crossed wires and) 
other things to iron out. How can 
anyone judge the system before if 
is in proper working order.” 
  Errol Flynn Sues 
Policeman in 
His Drunk Arrest   ivisiting ruler had received no of- 
neal dispatches Moroccan Monarch 
Rests Up in Dallas 
DALLAS # — King Mohammed, 
V of Morocco maintained silence lard rejected a Moroccan- 
on international developments af-\offer for political mediation in Al- 
fecting his homeland today as he) geria, but welcomed help in 
rested here before flying to visit achieving a cease-fire in the three- 
the giant King Ranch in south year-old North African war. 
Texas. 
* * * 
Sources with his party said the 
and therefore \quoted, 
LOS ANGELES (®—Actor ao 
Flynn has filed a $250,000 damage 
suit against a policeman who ar- 
rested him on a drunk charge. 
Flynn charged in the action, 
brought yesterday, 
William Friedman made the ar- 
rest ‘‘maliciously and with intent 
to oppress and injure” him. 
Friedman was off duty when he 
arrested the 48-year-old actor Oct. 
19 at the Screen Publicists’ Ball 
at the Riviera Country Club. 
Flynn was taken to jail and re- 
leased on bail. 
The charge subsequently was| ‘tay in Dallas until « iaftermon, 
The country club also was 
named a defendant in the suit. 
    that officer) ‘Ifni, the troubled territory on Mo- 
rocco’s west coast, 
have something to say later today, 
however, about two votes of confi- 
dence the French Assembly yes- 
terday gave Premier Felix Gail-| 
jlard on plan& to retain French 
‘rule fn rebellious Algeria—propos- 
als already rejected “ the rebels. 
* * 
After a busy day in which he 
saw a sample of bie a 8 Progra 
trial might, the King deci     
He had planned earlier to leave 
this morning for the King Ranch. 
A spokesman said Mohammed 
was a bit weary and wanted to 
rest. 
    
  
      
  By E. fi. SIMS 
Which is heavier_—anow. sleet or 
rain? i 
Snow is the lightest of the three 
‘kinds of precipitation. Sleet is next 
and is much heavier than snow. 
Rain is the heaviest of the three. 
Some people do not realize that 
a foot or two of snow js not an un- 
usually heavy fall. Snow is so light 
that a fraction of an inch of rain is! 
often the equivalent to more than al 
foot of snow! 
Sleet is the most damaging and 
most dangerous of the three types 
of precipitation, causing slippery 
highways, foliage damage and add- 
ing excessive weight to wires, etc. 
One can actually keep warm in 
snow, if he burrows down deep and! 
takes advantage of its insulation— 
in very cold climates. One source with the King's par- 
ty said there was reason for grave 
concern in a reported order by 
Morocco Crown Prince Moulay 
Hassan for the royal army to fight! 
back against Spanish ‘treops he 
accused of attacking Moroccan, 
territory.   
* * * 
Spanish officials have claimed 
that Moroccan jrregulars bent on! 
freeing their colony of Ifni, on the 
western bulge of Africa, attacked 
Spanish outposts. Morocco . laid 
the attacks to Ifnian tribesmen. 
Before the French Assembly 
News Flash 
STEVENS POINT, Wis. ww — 
Portage County. Sheriff Herb- |. 
Wanserski said today he and a 
deputy have dug up another hu- 
man skeleton on the Waushara' 
County farm of Edward Gein, 
who already has admitted killing 
twe women and looting nine 
| graves,   
    
Cold ‘Air Sweeping East 
With Gusty Winds, Snow 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
A cold air mass which brought 
numbing temperatures to the 
north central portion of the na-| 
tion moved eastward Saturday 
and protiuced gusty winds and, 
The Weather 
Full U.S. Weather Bereaw Report 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Snow flur- 
ries ending, follewed by clearing ane 
quite celd tonight, low near 20-24. |\Lakes southward to the mid-Mis- 
sissippi Valley, 
* * * 
An area stretching from 
jee ntral Rockies and_ northern! 
|plains to the Great Lakes was) 
iturned into a vast icebox. 
Fraser, Colo., high in the Rock- the prisoners off from the detec- from Russia's Sputnik I may ies, had a reading of 18 below tives while the car is in motion.. plunge to earth tomorrow, and 
zero. Generally, temperatures, that it might fall in North Ameri- 
ranged from 10 above to a few! 
degrees below zero from the east-! 
ern Dakotas eastward into north- 
There was a tongue of warm nan, working closely with Police: ‘audience last night: merrow partly cloudy and cold, his rh 
near 3%. Winds shifting to northwesterly, west Wisconsin. 15-86 les an hour today and dimin 
ishing Aenight and becoming southerly 
temerrow, southerly wind which eased the 
Today in Pontiac freeze in Ida tigen temperature preceding 8 a.m 
at Sam: Wind vei sah 25-20 mp.h.| 
Direction: North-northwes 
Sun sets Saturday at 5 on P m. 
Sun rises Sunday at 7-41 am 
Moon sets Sunday at 2:00 a.m 
Moon rises Satur rday at 1:24pm 
Downtown T Temperatures 
   sieones ae 
1 pm wee ae 
Friday in Pontiac 
fas recorded downtownt 
Highest temperature 
Lowest temperature 
Mean emperebure : . 
Weather—Partiy r_ cloudy <u e 
Ce ee 
woes 935 Mean temperature F Weather—Cold, snow flurries 
Highest and Lowest Tem 
This Date in 85 
62 in 1908 ratures 
one 
in 1929, 
Aire [Temperature Chart 
Alpena 27 Los Angeles ‘6 e 
Baltimore Fe} 41 Marquette bi 
Bismare 17 6 Memphis ™ % Brownsrille 72 44 Miami 80 
Buffalo $1 33) Milwaukee 43 
Charleston 72 65 f tocdg se doy 30 
Chicago 42, 18 New Orleans 62 47 
Cincinnati 43 «30 Néw York 62 47 
Cleveland 48 33 Omaha ° 37-11 
Denver ¥7 20 Peliston 33°22 
Detroit 4 i Phoenix. * ‘) 
Port Worth 54 20 B. Ste, Marie 36 70 
= Rapids 30 28 Trav. Chy a8 04 
acksorville 82 €5 Washington 64 44 
Kansas Cliy z 20 Beattie 7 34 
Lansing 28 30 Tampa ig 6 
  ‘tana, but temperatures still were | 
‘in the 20s and 230s. 
* * * 
Temperatures in the extreme | 
isoutheast were in the mild 60s/ 
2, and 70s. This area had widespread| 
showers and thunderstorms and 
some severe thunderstorm eae 
‘ity was in store for muc 
Georgia and extreme northern 
Florida as the cold air seeped into: 
the region. Friday night, a torna-! 
do struck near Alma, Ga., a rural 
icommunity, hurting 12 persons, 
ing some livestock. 
* * * 
Snow flurries fell in the Great 
‘Lakes and Ohio Valley region. 
In the far West, nighttime tem-| in Mascagni’s 
? peratures in interior portions) Metropolitan and sang many oth- 
Fr ranged from 10 to 20 degrees. | | er roles at the New York Opera | 
= Skies were fair into California but, house as well as in major houses | 
£ the Pacific northwest had cloudy 
skies and showers. 
Southern California 
whipped by 
m.p.h. Friday night. The big blow 
aed bush fires and raised dust, 
storms Mohammed V was expected to closest 
the | 
destroying some property and kill. votes of confidence, Premier Gail- 
Tunisian 
* * * 
While none with the visiting 
King’s party was willing to be 
reaction to the Paris de- 
velopments appeared to be a feel- 
ease tension in Algeria, Modocco’s 
neighbor.   The a here from W il 
liamsburg, Va., yesterday on a 16- 
day tour of ee United States. In 
south Texas his visit will be at : . rom ithe state's largest ranch, covering; troopers he found her “snooping 
through the trailer and beat her 
over the head after an argument." more than one million acres. 
New Police Building 
fo Open Monday (Continued From Page Onc) 
the prisoners and there are sep- 
arate offices for the turnkeys. 
Alse on the second floor are 
offices for the juvenile and wom- 
en's divisions. 
One end of the building is for 
ithe use of the municipal court. 
Here are two modern courtrooms 
with the judges’ = directly; z 
behind them. 
* -& * 
A large separate room with a 
‘counter will serve the court clerk 
and his girls. Here the public can 
transact court business. The con- 
stables also have separate facili- 
ties and a room for attorneys is 
provided. 
In the basement is a small 
gym for workouts by the officers, 
a shooting range which is being 
left incemplete ‘for mow as an 
economy measure, and locker 
rooms for 1°5.officers, 
The sergeants also have a room 
in the basement for making out! 
reports. 
* * * 
Other basement rooms are for 
the communications and radio re- 
pair squad and an ammunition 
loading and storage room. 
The basement features, too, 
the new police garage where re- 
pair on vehicles will be done. 
There is also an indoor area 
where prisoners can be brought 
into the building from the rear. 
The sole elevator in the build- 
ing picks up prisoners from the 
‘basement and can take them -di- 
rectly to the detective bureau on 
the first floor or the jail on the 
second,       | ba & * 
The elevator contains a special 
lsecurity door inside which seals Accused Slayer 
|be expanded to a membership of “\Cold Blankets Courtroom   
J ustice Preeies TOKYO (AP) — The wheels of justive literally froze to a 
halt-today in Japan's austere Supreme Court. 
The courtroom is not heated until December and no one 
is permitted to wear an overéoat during the session. 
° ey & * 
A defense attorney was uppealing a eieerasecden ver- 
dict when black-robed Associa 
interrupted with a shiver. 
“My three associates and I 
tice said. te Justice Katsushige Kotani 
are catching cold,” the jus- 
“We desire a one-hour recess to secure = 
kets to wrap around our legs.” 
The prosecutor interjected, < 
| freezing, too.” 
* * As a matter of fact. we're 
* 
A recess was called, blankets were brought in for all in- 
volved in the proceedings and the bailiff gave spectators 
permission to don overcoats, Then court resumed. 
  
Flags — 
Reno sald Boyat came to his 
home in a dazed condition after 
Mrs. Boyat had left and said: 
“I guess I must be crazy. I 
think I've killeg her.” 
Boyat then surrendered to state 
Police. 
  
Violent Blast Kills 14 
TOKYO (INS)—A violent ex- 
| Plosion today killed 14 workers 
and injured 16 others in a dyna- 
mite-manufacturing plant south- 
east of Tokyo,   Keep Teamsters In, 
Union Chiefs Urged DETROIT @ — The Detroit & 
Wayne County Federation of Labor 
organization, 
under authority of a unanimous 
vote of the loca] federation Nov. 6. 
Kelly. is asking union presidents in the 
AFL-CIO to vote against the expul- 
sion of any union from the parent 
John ‘Villiams administrative 
assistant te federation president 
Andrew 8. McFarlane gaid the 
local group had asked presidents 
of 138 international and national 
unions to vote “ne” on any ex- 
pulsion moves, “We don’t be- 
lieve that (expulsion) is the an- 
swer to the problem” 
said. : 
He added the action was taken 
* * * 
possible expulsion in 
the AFL-CIO convention next week. 
‘It has been accused of corruption. 
'The bakers and laundry workers 
  LeBaron Den Mothers 
Cited by Scout Council 
Two den mothers of Cub Scout 
Pack 66, LeBaron School, were re- 
cently honored by the Pontiac Boy 
Scout Council, 
Mrs. Donna Westphal and Mrs. 
Elinor Duvall each received a 
two-year pin and certificates of 
recognition, 
Cubs honored with awards were: 
Floyd Black, Dickie Johson, Doug- 
las Duvall, John Watkins, David 
a Richard Kuhn, Tommy Nad- 
ski, Charles Mutz and Tommy 
  ‘unions also face expulsion by the!   
: Yuletide on Wheels’ 
Brings Santa to City 
(Continued From Page One) 
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 
Day Saints, First Presbyterian, 
Bethany Baptist, St. Trinity Lu- 
theran, All Saints Episcopal, Cen-jices 
tral Methodist, First Baptist, Or- 
chard Lake Presbyterian, Emman- 
uel Christian, Baldwin Avenue 
Evangelical United Brethren and 
First Christian. 
Interspersed among the eye- 
catching displays were bands 
from Avondale, Lake Orion and 
Walled Lake High Schools, the 
Land 0’ Lakes Majorettes and 
the Chief Pontiac American Le- 
| gion Drtil Team, 
Then the youngsters’ special sec- 
tion arrived, eight floats with toy- 
land themes, all prepared by chil- 
dren to honor childhood's favorite 
holiday, 
* * 
The toyland display was intro- 
duced to the crowds by floats spon- 
sored by the 4-H Club and the Pon- 
tiac Area Chamber of Commerce, 
The first. six Toyland specta- 
cles were sponsored, respectively 
by Mark Twain School, Bagley 
School, Will Rogers School, Pon- 
tiaec Boys’ Club and Eastern Jun. . 
for High School, 
Setting them off were bands 
from Clarkston and Waterford 
Township High Schools, the De- 
troit Edison Company's calliope, 
the Dreyer sister majorette team, 
floats sponsored by Pontiac High 
School and the YMCA, and the 
Oxford High Schoo] Band. 
* * * zs 
Following another toyland float 
entered by Fairlawn School rode 
Sandra Stockton, 17, of 76 S. Avery 
Rd., a member of the Northside 
Community Club named as ‘Pon- 
tiac Ice Queen of 1957.” 
ACCOMPANY QUEEN 
With Sandra were two club meM- pital’ yesterday noon following a 
bers, Jane Bentham, 16, of 241 
Nelson St. and Karen McAleer, 10, 
of 351 Auburn Ave. 
x * & 
Two further appearances, by the 
Pontiac 
On a dazzling float prepared 
by pupils at Wever and Haw- ‘BIRMINGHAM -—- Charles B. 
heey Council on Community Serv- 
president, has announced the 
approval for an executive secre- 
tary of the Birmingham-Bloomtield- 
Franklin Chapter. He said the 
sanction on the local coordinator 
came from both the United Foun- 
dation and the CCS of Detroit. 
The new secretary, as yet un- 
named, will work from a Birming- 
ham office as a liaison between 
welfare, health and recreation or- 
ganizations. Kass explained that 
the post will eliminate much dupli- 
cation of effort as well as brin 
to light many unfilled needs. 
Commissioner Cart F. Ingra- 
ham, active in the local family | 
service agency, has been named 
to the committee which will 
attempt to find the CCS director. 
Kass estimated that the budget 
for the new post will be at least 
$10,000 a year. He said the new 
director 
c& 
The Women’s Association of the 
First Presbyterian Church will 
hold an officers’ training session at 
the church Tuesday. Guest leader 
of the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. session 
  Carol August Pacquard 
  
* * 
  
Science Group to Work With White House   
WASHINGTON  — President 
Eisenhower hag moved to tighten 
White House coordination of the 
U.S. effort to speed scientific and 
technological progress. 
‘Science Advisory Committee, or- 
ganized initially under the Office 
of Defense Mobilization, will work 
directly with’ the White House 
hereafter. 7 
; * * * 
And the statement — issued in 
Gettysburg, Pa.; where Eisenhow- 
er is convalescing from a slight 
stroke—also said the group would 
17. 
* * x 
The White House announcement; 
came as U.S. specialists continued 
final preparations leading up to! 
the launching of the first Ameri- 
can satellite, expected sometime 
next week. 
The announcement also coin- 
cided with predictions from some 
U.S. scientists that the rocket   
      A public elevator was deleted | 
from the plans to cut costs, but 
| space for it is provided. 
Chief Herbert W. Straley, the build- 
‘It replaces a conglomeration of; 
‘rented and city-owned buildings. 
  
Opera Tenor Gigli 
Dies of Heart Attack 
| ROME (INS) — Famed Metro-: 
‘politan Opera tenor Beniamino Gig-| 
li died today at his home of a 
heart attack. 
* * * 
| The 67-year-old singer gained 
fame on three continents for his 
opera and concert appearances.. 
- Gight created the tenor role 
Lodoletta at the 
  of Europe and Latin America. 
He was born in Recanati Italy, 
was in March 1890 and studied under Philippine winds reaching 80 Prof. Enrico Rosati at the Rome flashed distress signals that it was 
isinking reached the Philippine Conservatory. 
Gigli was married ana had two i 
ichildren, ‘Renata Tebaldi Dies 
Boat Reaches Safety i ca. 
Dr. John P, Hagen of Washing: 
-Lon,   “For those who feel critical of) 
aho and western Mon- jing was started in March of 1956. the United States position in the   
Mother of Met Star 
NEW YORK (IN Mrs. Jo- 
sephine Barbieri Yebaldi, 
mother and constant compan- 
jon of Metropolitan. Opeia 
star Renata Tebaldi, died te- 
day of a heart attack she suf- 
fered Nov. 21. 
Her daughter, who ‘is con- 
sidered perhaps the greatest 
operatic soprane in the world, 
immediately cance.ed her x * * |scientific advances which have 
The White House announced! been made in our satellites.” 
yesterday that the 12-member| The’ first U.S. moonlet will be 
are scheduled for launching be- 
ginning in March. 
Killian his aide with the assign- 
terservice rivalry in the missiles 
director of the U.S. Navy’s and related fields. But the, scope 
| Designed by the late Leo J. Hee-| | satellite program, told a St. Louis of Killian’s authority has not been 
ispelled ,out publicly. 
physicist, formerly was known as 
the Science Advisory Committee. 
It now will be designated the 
Committee, 
the advisory group are: satellite effort, I might suggest 
the proper course is to wait unti] 
the end of the, International Geo- 
physical Year (December 1958) 
and tally’ the significance of the 
  a small 6.¢inch test sphere, the 
forerunner of larger and more 
fully instrumented globes which 
* * * 
The White House statement on 
the advisory committee change 
explained the move in these 
terms: 
x ® * 
“This action was taken in order 
that there would be a more direct 
relationship between the commit- 
tee, the President and Dr. James 
R. Killian Jr., his newly appointed 
special assistant for science and 
technology. .. . 
* * * 
Killian js on leave from his job 
as president of Massachusetts In- 
stitute of Technology, Eisenhower 
announced Nov. 7 he was naming 
ment of eliminating delay and in- 
x *®« 
The committee, headed by Dr. 
I. I, Rabi, Columbia University Tighten Unity on Missiles sor at Harvard University; Dr. 
Herbert York, director of the Liv- 
ermore Laboratory at the Univer- 
sity of California; and Dr. George 
B. Kistiakowsky, ‘hemistry pro- 
fessor at Harvard. 
Scientist Slaps 
Loyalty Policies Dr. Condon Charges 
Ike Administration With 
Persecution   
ST. LOUIS —Dr. Edward U. 
Condon last night aceused the Ei- 
senhower administration of hav- 
ing been “committed by policy to 
persecution of scientists or, at the 
very least, to a callous indiffer- 
ence toward what others were do- 
ing to attack and discredit them.” 
x * * 
The controversial former head 
of the U.S. Bureau of Standards! 
said Russia's scientific progress 
has not surprised “those who 
have known dozens of cases of 
scientists who have been hounded 
out of jobs by silly disloyalty 
charges.” J 
“The evil consequences of bad 
policies have come home to roost 
in a way that is plain for all to   The five new members added to 
“o of * * 
Retired Lt. Gen. James H. Doo-. 
little, chairman of the National 
Advisory Committee for Aero- 
nautics and a vice president of 
the Shell Oil Co.; Dr. R. F. Bach- 
er, physics professor at the Cali- 
fornia Institute~ of Technology; 
Dr. E. M. Purcell, physics profes- see,” Condon told a meeting of 
the American Physical Society. 
He reviewed his own security 
hearings before the House Com- 
mittee on Un-American Activities 
a decade ago and said dozens of 
scientists had been “hounded out 
of jobs by silly disloyalty charges.” 
x * 
Singling out Vice President Nix- 
on, who was a member of the 
House Yommittee at the time, Dr. 
Condon said: ‘Churchill Celebrates 
83rd Birthday Today 
| atop Sir Winston’s cake, but the 
jactive with pen and brush, and (Continued From Page One) 
the devotion of the nation he 
isaved,”” 
CRITICISM CRITICIZED 
The Daily Telegraph pointed a 
finger at wartime commanders 
responsible for recent books and 
articles criticizing some aspects 
of Churchill's wartime leadership, 
The paper said no better birth- 
present could be given Church- 
ill than a “‘self-denying ordinance 
among the writers of vinegary 
memoirs to refrain from publica- 
tion for at least a year.” 
A candle will flicker 
rich contents are sure to be te 
his liking. 
Hungarian-born Madame Maria 
Floris of the London confectionary 
firm which designed the cake 
noted: 
“It's a good cake with plenty of 
brandy and fruit.” 
Manzipan and laurel leaves will 
be entwined ‘around the candle, 
and the cake itself will be decked 
with marzipan, — leaves and 
crocuses, 
HE’S STILL ACTIVE 
The years show on the former 
Prime Minister, but he is still 
his occasional speeches can still 
provoke arguments. 
Even a stroke in 1953 shortly 
before he was to confer with 
President Eisenhower and the then 
French Premier in Bermuda has 
failed to leave telltale signs. 
It was not until nearly two 
years later that the nature of 
his “rest” leave became known 
generally when he told the House 
of Commons that “I was struck 
down by a very sudden illness 
which paralyzed me completely, physically. ” 
His slowness in moving doesn’t 
bar frequent appearances in Com- 
mons, but he now leaves the 
speechmaking to younger men. 
He has made a regular habit of 
spending part of every year in 
France enjoying the sun. He also 
makes occasional visits to Monte 
Carlo and Italy and even turns out (The Day in Birmingham 
pkay Name Co-ordinator 
for Community Services 
  
  “Attorney, Wife 
Take tives She Picks Same Fate 
~ Without Knowing How 
He Died 
ANN ARBOR (®#—A prominent 
Detroit attorney was found hanged 
in his room at University Hospital 
here yesterday, Six hours later 
his wife, who wasn't told how her 
husband died, ended her life the 
same way in the couple's home 
in Grosse Pointe Park outside of   
ound ‘tm the bathroom of hee pri 
vate room. 
* * * 
Mrs. Pauline Field, 63, had not 
A graduate of the University of 
Michigan law school, Field prac- 
ticed law since 1919. 
Ike Roots for Army;   
“(Progress Excellent (Continued From Page One) 
TV set and watch the Army 
take on Navy in Philadelphia. 
As commander in chief of all 
The talk around the White 
House always has been, however, 
that the reason Etsenhower never 
has gone to an Army-Navy foot- 
ball game as President is that he 
would, find it difficult, if not irn- 
possible, to be impadrtial in the 
stands 5 
ON FOR ARMY 
He has made it a practice each 
year to telegraph best wishes to 
both teams the. day of the big 
game. But he has been known to 
add a line to the West Point wire, 
leaving no doubt he’s still pulling 
for the school where he played 
football more than 40 years ago. 
Snyder traveled from Washing- 
ton with the President and Mrs. 
Eisenhower, and jis staying at the 
family’s country home, The doc- 
tor will make a daily check on 
Ejsenhower’s condition and make 
up his mind soon — along with 
consulting physicians—whether to 
let the President go. to Paris for 
the Dec, 16-18 NATO summit 
meeting. 
On arrival at the farm yester- 
day, the President had tunch, 
napped for about an hour and 
then walked and rode around 
his acreage for about 70 minutes. 
The President’s grandchildren 
and their parents, Army Maj. and 
Mrs. John Eisenhower, are at the 
farm for the Weekend. They are 
staying at their own small home 
about a half mile from the main 
farm house. = 
James C. Hagerty, the White 
House press secretary, said El- 
senhower planned to stop at his 
son's home to visit the grandchil- 
dren, but changed his mind and 
had the youngsters come to the 
big house when the President 
found that photographers had 
cameras, equipped with telescopic 
lenses, trained on him from a dis- 
tance. 
Hagerty appealed to the pho- 
tographers to refrain from such 
efforts while the President ‘is 
in this recuperating period . . . 
particularily when he wants to           visit his grandchildren,” 
Aides will put before the Presi- 
dent during his stay at. the farm 
any government business which 
must have his attention. But every 
effort is being made to keep his 
    for some club meetings {n London. work load as light as possible,     
  
scheduled performance this aft- 
ernoon in “Aida,”” which was 
to be broadcast on a nation- 
wide radio hookup. 
  
    MANILA (INS) A 120-ton 
fishing boat which 
    Rain Drenches Field 
PHILADELPHIA w — Inter- 
mittent rain drenched Municipal 
Stadium in advance of the’ Army- 
Navy football game today. But 
the weatherman hopefully pre- 
dicted it would end by game 
time. Windy, clearing and colder 
weather was forecast for later “While we are rich and power- 
ful, we have not been true to the 
principles of freedom for which, 
we stand. 
- “We have allowed thoes prin. 
ciples to be undermined and weak- 
may move into the White House, 
  in case the illness of the Presi- 
than we have been told.” 
* *. % 
Condon is now head of the phys- 
  sland of Batongong safely today| in the day. Temperatures ranged |ics ‘ at Washington ‘jwith 100 Filipo fishermen. in the 50s. University here. 
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for meat and 17 per cent for milk, 
ice cream, butter and cheese last Plane Crashes 
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‘No One Hurt as Navy   
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LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica 
@®—A Navy Super DC3 transport 
plane carrying Rear Adm. George 
J. Dufek, scientists and newsmen 
crash-landed on fire late last night 
after a flight here from McMurdo 
Sound. - 
* * * 
_All aboard escaped injury as 
the plane skidded in on a cushion 
of snow. 
The ‘trouble began when a ski 
jon the starboard side dipped for-   ‘ward as the transport approached 
for*a landing. 
* * * 
As the two-engine plane bounced 
roughly in the air, Cdr. Vernon 
Coley of Oakland, Calif., the pi- 
lot, and Cdr. Edward Frankiewicz 
ef Rutland, Vt., co-pilot, threw an 
extra. load on the starboard mo- 
tor in an effort to restore the 
balance. THREE 
  
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Out Death fo 3 Men | 
| PAULDING, Ohio w — Burial 
lvaults became “death-dealing —in- 
struments in a strange accident 
at a railroad crossing last night. | 
A truck carrying three concrete) 
burial vaults slowed down for the! 
crossing, but a car behind it did| 
not, sheriff's deputies said. 
* * * | 
The impact of the car colliding) tion on M-59 near Crescent Lake 
road. Waterford Eagles to Hold == | 
Ist “Youth Guidance Day’ mivatins in ihe tagies actw ts program, but because so. many 
. more youngsters have become in- 
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Elmer Johnson. | Although the | Brovectjhas been So tar, the. program has includ- 
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The following are the correct 
answers and explanations to the 
Pot-O-Gold puzzle that appeared 
- in last week's Pontiac Press. 
ae BUBBLE. A beautiful 
“soap BUBBLE could be quite im- 
» portant to a child as an object 
ot his own creation, As for Bau- 
ble, a trinket or child’s toy, there 
is no reason to stress beautiful. All 
~ his toys are important to a child. 
B. (3) SPOTTY. “After a while” 
    
i 
  Management but father actually 
is mismanagement. Toleration. of 
JER leads to such a sit- 
uation. A BOUNDER, or insuffer- 
able boor, is an invitation to trov- 
~ ble in an office. 
CONCERT, Whatever 
else they do to get a tough proj- 
ect going, people can’t Conserve | 
(save) their strength. They must! 
expend it to get the ball clita: 
They may well have to CONCERT) . 
their strength, by using it in har- 
mony with others, to achieve the 
. (6) SCRAMBLES, A team 
that Shambles (moves clumsily or 
wearily) won't win at all on the 
football field. One that SCRAM- 
BLES (runs or fights f 
is doing so because it’is difficult 
to win with less effort. The clue 
* suits this choice, 
J. (19) CREST. Someone with a 
CREST (an impressive coat of 
arms) may use it to take advan-) 
tage of others. It is a possibility. 
A person with Crust (aggressive 
assurance) is already taking ad-   
    
  vantage of everybody he can: 
There is no doubt at all, as im- 
plied by the word ‘‘may.” 
ular, would be stylishly elegant. in winter, brown in summer, 
Q. (33) GRAND. GRAND, a pi-jon the hunt and not find any- 
K, (21) FLOSSY, in the vernac-/ano, is right for a concert pianist. | thing. 
A good GRAND would naturally; S. (38) VERVE. VERVE, Dash Courser, or hunting dog, can be 
There may not be any prey. 
This fits the clue very well. A/be a good Brand of piano. A good/or spirit, will stand a stuntman in 
Glossy finish would be a sleek brand . product. 
R. (35) CORSA, A CORSAIR display of Nerve, or daredevil could be any irrelevant good stead as it is this that makes 
ihis work convincing. Too great a 
L. (24) ACCENT. Once a me or pirate definitely expects to get/courage, can result in a serious 
the prey, or he wouldn't attack. 
He will not attack someone de-| stuntman ‘field permanently. accident, and put him out of the 
  — or not, It is quite possi- cidedly stronger. His prey would! T, (39) EMPATHY, With EM- Are Your Answers Like These? mers in his life, since he is white\be weaker than himself. A|PATHY, a man projects himself 
into the consciousness of another, 
suits it better 
(Copyright 1957)       ‘as much ag to say ‘‘There, but for 
the grace of God, go I.” The 
unhappiness of others must make 
any normal man ponder his own 
comparative good fortune, Sym- 
pathy is more personal, such as 
man's feeling of suffering for a 
friend or loved one, The clue was 
general, however, so EMPATHY 
  
Security for You   == a 
Se Months Disabi ity Needed to Draw SS not prosecuting the case, If j 
Hee j rat Fs 
F tH : 
raat : pated into great confusion. It is bound 
to take a great deal more time 
than an open-and-shut case. By RAY HENRY 
From P. C. of Fall River, Mass.: 
“My husband has retired and is| cial Security disability pay- 
every| ments? That's presuming, of 
month. I'm still ‘working and plan| Course, that he’s at least 60 and 
to continue for another year until 1/ ™eyts as 
reach age 62. When I reach that| % get the payments. 
age will I be entitled to receive} He must be disabled at least six 
Security for my work and &/ months. 
N, (28) PROPRIETY. Sobriety, share of my husband's payments?” 
No. You may take the higher of} From A. F. T. of San Pedro, jective a thing to be measured by) the two payments, but not both. 
: a getting Social Security 
Social From E. J. of Lansing, Mich.: 
“How long must a person be dis- 
abled before he can receive Sq 
all the other requirements 
  Calif.: ‘Do Social Security pay-   
guiding 
ean be too careful. Fear and cau- 
tion may cripple the success of a 
program that calls for boldness 
and heavy expenses. ° 
P. (31) SHOAT. A SHOAT attend. 
as Deceased members to be com- 
memorated are: hog. in one stage of life, i.e., the | 
early months. a are, or brown- 
coated ermine, can be in many 
stages, as many as there are sum-               
Orchestra Does 
Number Twice 
for Latecomers 
LOS ANGELES (—When con- 
ductor Eduard Van Beinym of the 
Los Angeles Philharmonie orches- 
tra returned to the podium after 
an intermission following the first 
number, he turned to the audi 
ence_and said: 
“I know that traffic is bad to- 
day and many of you missed the 
opening number from Mozart's 
Symphony No. 40 in G minor. 
“I know many of you would like 
to hear that beautiful music—so 
We will play it again,” Van Bei- 
num said yesterday. 
And the orchestra, did.       Memorial Rites 
always subject to the eriieal wwe Planned Sunday 
0. (29) PROJECTOR, pecoun/DY Elks Lodge 
The Benevolent and Protective 
Order of Elks, Pontiac Lodge No. 
810, will hold its annual =e “My Social Security problem is 
The Protector of a program is|Service Sunday afternoon COM-|very involved and I’ wondering 
it after acceptance, He/Mmemoration of deceased members. 
The service will be held at the . 
Elks Temple, 114 Orchard Lak e|* @wyer to help me solve it. 
Ave., and -is scheduled to begin} You probably won't need a law- 
at 2:30. The public is invited to|yer unless you intend to appeal a 
Maurice W. Milward 
‘| fecord “frozen” because of his ae as Rogers 
  
  
ADLAI AT WORK — Posing at his tempo- 
rary office desk Where he is working as his 
party's adviser to the State Department on At- 
lantic Allignce matters is Adlai Stevenson, th 
  ments have anything to do with a a month or as much as $108.50, 
(Questions on Social Security 
problems may be addressed to “Social Security,” in care of The 
Pontiac Press. Questions will be 
answered by mail from the Pon- 
tine office of the Secial Security 
There is no 
charge for this service.) 
    person’s unemployment. What I 
mean is: Can a person collect the 
payments just because he's unem- 
ployed?” 
No. Unemployment insurance is 
a different government program. 
From F. H. of Clinton, Iowa: 
if you think it’s wise for me to get 
  decision of the-Social Security Ad-| . 
ministration. Otherwise, your local 
office will be glad to go into your 
situation. Incidentally, a lawyer 
cannot charge above $10 without 
government permission for _ any 
reaches the court stake. 
ee, 
From H. 0. of Emporia, Kans.: work done before your case}   
South Africa's 
(Leaders to View 
Race Problem 
here next Tuesday. 
of total separation, or apartheid, 
has not yet. penetrated. 
* * * 
      “My husband is 47 years old. He 
worked from 1937 to 1954 under! 
Social Security. Since that time 
he's been disabled and will never 
any form he should fill out now?" 
Yes, there certainly is: He 
should file an application to have 
his Social Security earnings 
disability. Then his Social Se- 
curity payments when he reaches 
50 and becomes eligible for them 
will be based on the average of | 
his earnings only up to the time 
he became disabled, 
-He should get in touch with the| 
local Social Security office imme- 
diately to be sure this is taken 
care of.           
  
  “My .Husband passed away two 
years ago at the ‘age of 61. I re- 
ceived a lump sum of $170. Will 
low get any more Social Secur- ty?” 
If you haven’t remarried at 62, 
you'll be eligible for a widow's 
payments, 
  From W. S. of Hagerstown, Md.: 
“I will be 65 on January 14, and| 
have worked under Social Security 
for 15 years. How much Social Se- 
curity will I draw now?” 
  
Flint No Longer Listed 
With Labor Surplus 
WASHINGTON Flint, Mich., has been removed from the Labor 
Department's list of major areas to attend. 
* * * 
Its sponsors do not expect the) 
conference to result in a detailed 
program for the future of South 
Africa. But they hope attention 
will be focused on the wide field 
where agreement can be found. 
  Button Sewed on Tightly 
Causes Boy’s Death 
FENTON, Mo. —One button 
on the three-button- coat of 2-year- 
“Jold Steven Wilkinson was sewed 
From M. F. J. of Albany, N. Y,;/0M too securely. 
The child fell into a basement 
|Stairway opening at a neighbor’s 
home yesterday, and the collar of 
the coat Snagged on a piece of 
wood, 
Two of the buttons snapped’ off 
but the third held the jackets folds 
tightly about the boy's throat. He 
died of strangulation before he 
was found, 
Pays $1,082 for Tires 
  a retired grocer, happily re- 
claimed $900 he phy for four 
tires. Gleb, 64, of Dittmer, Mo., 
bought the tires for $182. He) 
thought the .money he handed 
| 509-A Community National Bk. store owner John Noel included a 
$100 bill. It was a $1,000 bill. earnings and may be as low ag $30 
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa 
(®—Religious and political lead- 
ers of South Africa's rigidly seg- 
regated races— designated as 
black, white, colored and Asiatic 
—will face up to their perilous 
problems on the same platform 
They will meet for three days 
at the University of. the Witwa- 
tersrand, into whose halls and 
classrooms the government policy 
It will be the first time in South 
Africa’s history that South Afri- 
cans of all races have been able 
to meet in a relaxed atmosphere 
for appraisal of the entire trou- 
ibled complex of racial antagon- 
be labic’ toll again’ there |=™ here. Approximately 500 dele- ( range gates and observers are expected 
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UNIFORMED SENATOR — Sen. Margaret Development Comment Sen. Smith's stop at 
Chase Smith (R-Me), a Lt. Colonel in the Air Baltimore headquarters of ARDC is a part of 
Force Reserve, is shown a model of a modern her inspection of several Air Force installations 
Air Force bomber by Lt. General Samuel E. made at the request of the Secretary of the 
Anderson, commander of the Air Research and Air Force. 
  
Sen. Humphrey 
Lauds Speedup Speaks as Air Force 
Shifts Missiles to SAC 
for Development 
WASHINGTON i—Sen, Humph- 
rey (D-Minn), applauding recent 
moves to sper yer U.S, missiles 
capability, 
“the sense of\ urgency will not 
evaporate as time id today he hopes 
goes on. ” 
Humphrey called on the Eisen- 
hower administration to “come to 
Congress with a program that is 
equal to the demands of national 
Security and survival, and com- 
mensurate with the scope of the 
Soviet menace"—even if such a 
     
        The Minnesota senator spoke 
out in an. interview after these 
developments: 
* & 
1. The Air Force ou   
number of organizational sits CH AS SEALS 
connection with efforts to put RISTM 
range U.S. missiles on an opéra- 
tional basis, One of the most im- 
portant of these moves was trans- 
fer of responsibility for both 
intercontinental and intermediate 
ballistic missiles in their 
“initial operational capability | 
phase” from the Air Research and 
nounced the Air Force is working 
on an anti-missile missile called) 
the Wizard. White said its perfec- 
tion “will be a terrifically diffi- 
cult problem, but I think we will 
lick it.” 
Humphrey welcomed these new 
moves, along with & recently-an- 
nounced decision to order produc- 
tion of the Army’s Jupiter and the 
Air Force's Thor, both of them 
intermediate range ballistic mis-|’ 
siles with a planned range of up| — 
to 1,500 miles. ;   
  
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The area was reclassified as a 
result of improvements in em- 
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In a special listing of smaller 
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pluses Iron Mountain, Mich., was 
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  Swordfish Hits; 
It Pulls Man In, * ok ot 
mah who was yanked overboard . 
‘by a swordfish ang then speared The Const Guard onid there was 
by the big sea creature was hos- 
pitalized here today after a 500- Swordfish usually igh from 
mile flight op 
Baja, Calliorane. 
      then speared him clear through 
and swam away. 
The bill of the fish entered Pe- 
Then Spears Him |reira's toty oa the rigit. side above the hip and emerged about 
Be ee Cone Oe See iosaes ewe en ts Gill: 
no drainage from the wound. 
  se ccast from 2% to 500 pounds. 
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There was no immediate report Light, Bright for Space 
on the condition of 47-year-old Mi- ST. LOUIS  — Whoever be. 
guel F. Pereira of San Diego, but/comes the first human to go rocks 
the Coast Guard said he rested eting off into space will have to 
well on the flight from Bahia be light, bright and emotionally 
stable, says Dr. John P. Hagen, 
Pereira was fishing from the| who heads Operation Vanguard at 
lower racks of the tuna clipper|the Naval Research Laboratory in 
betcoerva ag Oh lng leap lc 
The emotional balance and scientific 
broke loose after|training among the prime re- 
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at his home In‘Ilinois.   S. 4 ag - . o 
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National Congress 
CHICAGO —The nation’s big- 
Officially, it doesn’t get under 
way until tomorrow—the 36th Na- 
tional 4H Club Congress. 
But hundreds of boys and girls, 
‘generally in the 14-to-20 age group 
iwere already on hand—many of 
tional Live Stock Exposition be- 
fore their own round of as- 
isemblies, luncheons, dinners, 
dances, and sight-seeing tours be- 
gins. The 4-H’ers have earned their 
fun—as state and national win- 
  ‘Hawaii and Puerto Rico. 
Their projects all come under 
the heading of useful work—do- 
imestic arts, livestock raising, 
\farming, mechanical ptitudes 
jand the like, 
Some 218 boys and girls will  nolerahl ' 
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'11-Year-Old Boy 
Wins Own Case 
in Traffic Court 
‘11 years old but he won his case 
‘today in Traffic Court. 
Frank Gigliotti appeared after 
| temporary no-parking regulations 
jing. 
x * * 
Frank told Recorder John E. 
‘and neither of his parents could 
read English. 1,300 Buoyant Youtns|| 
lthem for a peek at the Interna-) 
ALBANY, N. Y. ® — Chief ‘counsel for the defense was only ‘’'LL KILL YOU’ 
Holt-Harris Jr., that his family had | 
‘come from Italy only a year ago 
Even if they had understood the, THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1957 
| Proxy 
Murder        
  
        
      CONCLUSION 
Mason said, “Didn't I . . .?’’ Sud- 
denly, the lawyer stopped in the 
middle of the question, jerked erect 
as though he had been stabbed with 
a pin, then blinked his eyes 
thoughtfully. ; “That,’”’ Mason said, ‘‘was the 
“Proceed!” Judge DeWitt said.|simpiest part of it, the .athemat- 
“May I have the indulgence of i¢; of the whole business which 
the court for just a moment,” had been in the back of my mind 
Mason said. ; ibut didn’t come out until some- 
“What is it, Mr. Mason?” ithing suddenly clicked. 
Abruptly Mason grinned an “The pathologist state that 
said, “Thank you, Your Honor,/Rose had died almost two hours 
I think 1 understand the situation'tg the minute after she had eaten 
now.” lunch. He thought that lunch had 
been eaten at four-forty. Actually 
we know from Mrs. Farrell that 
lunch had been eaten at about 
twelve-forty. That fixed the time 
of death at about two-forty. At 
that particular time, Mrs;-Farrell 
Was out telephoning you, Conway. 
* * * 
“I suddenly remember -that | 
had told Calvert about locating 
him from the return address on 
the letter that was in the mail- 
_apartment house 
where Rose was living. Yet the 
Police told us no such letter was 
in the box when they searched 
the place. Shortly after I told Cal- 
vert about the letter, he went all 
to pieces and insisted that I leave 
him alone. I felt certain that he 
would go to the Elsinore police 
almost immediately. He didn't. He 
didn’t get in touch with them until 
“And didn’t you a me inst ‘some time later, just about enough 
you had answer t etter sh€ time for him to go and get that had written and told her some- jeter 
thing to bar fest * | “The rest of it was just plain 
“t believe I did, yes.” | bluff, based on the information 
“And didn't I tell you that letter| +i lpr = cadena was in the mailbox at her apart-| img the guy's shoes. ment?” | ‘Well,’ Jerry Conway said at 
“1 don’t remember.” length, “I’m going to ask you to 
‘appear before that stockholders’ 
|Meeting, Mason, and tell them the 
“Oh yes, you do,” Mason said. whole story of this murder ease. 
“The reason you didn’t go to Will you do it?” 
the Elsinore police station to find. Mason nodded. Guilty’ in the case against Jerry | 
Conway, after Calvert had been 
taken into custody. 
“Where did you get the bright 
idea of what had happened?” 
Paul Drake asked Mason. 
    * * * 
Mason whirled to the witness. 
“Isn't it a fact that your wife, 
Rose Calvert, wrote and told you 
that she wanted to go to Reno 
and get a divorce?" “Yes,” 
“That she wanted you to hire 
counsel to represent you so you 
could make things easier for her?” 
“Yes.” 
“And when I rang the door- 
seventeenth of October and told 
you that I wanted to talk with 
you about your wife, that I was 
an attorney, didn’t you tell me 
that you wouldn’t consent to any- 
thing, that you wouldn’t do any- 
thing to make it easier for her 
to get a divorce?” 
“Yes.”     a parking ticket was placed onli¢ your wife had been murdered; “] have an idea.’’ Conway said, 
‘the family automobile which had until considerably later on the “‘that will settle Gifford Farrell's jbeen left on a street on which morning of the seventeenth was hash as far as any attempt to 
that you suddenly realized that\take over is concerned.” 
jhad been posted for street-clean- this letter you had mailed your, Mason nodded, turned to Drake 
jwife would direct suspicion to you.|with a grin, and said, ‘‘Well, 
‘You had told your wife in that/Paul, having bought Myrtle La- 
\letter that you would kill her be-| mar a good lunch I think we now 
fore you'd let her marry anyone,owe her a good dinner.” 
else, didn't you?” | Myrtle Lamar’s eyes instantly 
The witness looked at Mason became hard and calculating. “It 
with consternation on his face, then! should be worth more than that,”’ 
slowly shook his head. Ishe said. “It should be worth a Zimbalist Home Burns _ [between $75,000 and $100,000. The Seeks Checker Set 
by 60 mph. gusts of wind de-| blaze apparently started at the top!yer made an unusual request of 
stroyed the ranch style home of °f Some drapes. 
movie producer “Sam Zimbalist.| ; 
Firemen said the loss, including) New York leads the nation inja checker set for use by attorneys 
furnishings, probably would run‘the production of buckwheat. FIVE.’ 
    MALIBU, Calif. ®—Fire {ann ‘og Producer's wife, Mary, said the ANADARKO, Okla.  — A law~ . 
District Judge L. A. Wood. He 
asked for a court order to provide   
waiting for juries to report. 
  
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    of the family who can drive is a| wang” Ma oo > son said, “the min- | 
19-year-old brother and he was in| ue 1 told you that the letter | jbed with measles. . was in the mailbox, you knew | Frank produced the brother's) that that was a clew pointing | 
claim for disability insurance as) toward you that you had for- 
a defense exhibit. | gotten, 
The judge waived the $5 fine| in and and that you had to go | 
of the 
and -told the youngster: mailbox before asked the | “You'd make an excellent at- 
      police to find out it ,your wife 
| torney. had been murdered?’ | 
. _ “That's not true!” Props Slice Whale Mason turned to the courtroom. 
  YARMOUTH. N. S. ww — The Will Myrtle Lamar please stand 
conan , |up?"" . paged ae mrecocee wae oe The elevator operator stood up. 
| Maine despite the “bump” aearl “I'm directing your attention 
the Li = Light ship. A large|‘° this young woman who oper-, 
lwhale trying to artnce fn the ated the elevator in the Redfern i pee ae atk auca ai |Hotel on the afternoon of the six- 
ship's path was slived up by the ‘teenth, and who recognized you. 
as a passenger she took up to the   
seventh floor. Now are “you pre- 
*|pared to say that You do not rec-   
phrases. 
bought.an expensive “bargain”. 
* He gets inferior quality. 
known, unreliable firm. 
  
  | _ of the 
Waldron Hotel Bldg. 
         
   
        
      
        
          
    
  Bargain? 
At Christmas time, everyone want to: save money on 
the many presents to be bought. They are attracted 
by “big discounts,” “slashed prices” and other catch 
Too often, the buyer realizes too late that he has 8 
* He gets little or no service. 
* He is refused exchange privileges. 
You can expect to be “taken” if you deal with a little- 
Reputable firms offer the best bargains and you can 
deal with them with complete assurance. 
Your Best Guarantee of Good Value and Satisfaction 
Is the Integrity of the Firms You Deal With. 
- BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD 
Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce 
Phone FE. 
      ognize this young woman?” 
_| Before Hamilton Burger could 
jobject, Myrtle Lamar pointed a 
finger at him and said, ‘That's 
“© | the man!” 
* * 
Abruptly, the witness collapsed, 
as though someone had suddenly 
punctured his ego. | 
_| "NOW, TELL Us’ 
   
    I couldn't live without her. I... . 
I was going to give myself up 
»|and then I walked out of the ho- 
“itel and it was so easy, I...” 
  
  sign, Frank said, it wouldn't have} ‘“‘No, I didn't say anything like! . . a fur coat!” 
Jerry Conway grinned happily, 
said to Perry Mason, ‘‘Buy the 
gal a fur coat, Perry, and charge 
it to me . . . Put it on your fee 
as an expense.” | 
THE END 
BOARD OF 
DIRECTORS 
HON. CLARK J. ADAMS 
MAHLON A. BENSON 
“ CONRAD N. CHURCH 
LOUIS H. COLE ~ | “And,” Mason went on, “‘re- ~ 
“= |member that --Mrs. Farrell was R. CLARE CUMMINGS 
jhaving your wife's apartment JOHN Q. WADDELL 
GEORGE K. ZIMMERMAN 
Suddenly the witness started to HONORARY 
cry. “I killed her! I loved her! DIRECTOR 
CHAUNCEY H. HUTCHINS 
OFFICERS 
        
      
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  Christmas Club _ 
Savings... 
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EVEN FULLER IN 1958! 
Make next Christmas the best ever for your 
  The court bec ild up- 7 , | 
Ev‘roer of mise. family, your friends and yourself! Start to- | “£.| dudge DeWitt pounded in vain R. C. CUMMINGS ..... President a ; : : | 
with his gavel. “Court's ad- 5. A. BENSON _... Vice-President day, save a convenient amount each week in | 
Lee rned!”’ he said at length. ‘Let . . . 
fis| fn ethers take thie man inte JAMES CLARKSON .... Executive a thrifty Christmas Club account. | custody.” Vice-President and Secretary 
| Spectators milling in the aisles E. W. JOHNSTON ...... Treasurer ~ |were thrown to one side by news- VERN McMASTER Asst. Treasurer Fl RST C ALL 
jy \Paper reporters who dashed .C. BRYAN KINNEY ..... Attorney ~|through the door to the corridor ~ 
~ | telephones. ; 
| Mason settled back in his chair, BRANCH 
* with a grin. ' 
te MANAGERS Mason, Della Street, Paul 
Drake, Jerry Conway, and Myrtle WILLIAM DIEKE A 
-.|Lamar sat in the courtroom after .. Downtown Brenc ; 
‘jthe commotion had subsided, aft- M. M. SORENSON ~sler the judge had instructed the ... Rochester Branch 
~+|jury to bring in a verdict of “Not, | 
te | 
| AUDITORS : Artist Put on Probation | 
for Decorating Room 
DETROIT (IN3)—Dunicl Schey, 19, an art student, was placed on! 
a year’s probation by Detroit Re- 
corder’s Judge John P. Scallen to-| 
day becatise of some of his [non] 
Schey, found guilty of painting) pictures on the walls and door of; 
his rented room, blatned his action | 
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THE PON TIAC. PRESS" 
HAROLD A, FITZGERALD 
President and Publisher Editorial Page . 
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1957 ° MEMBER OF THE 
ASSOCIATED PRESS 
  InGeamato Me. 61.2:   
City Wants Facts About Police ‘ All of this community is’ awaiting prexy, played a round of golf before 
the report of the outside study group breakfast nearly every day last sum- 
which has been investigating the po- mer... 
lice situation here. 
x *« * 
The usual rumors have started 
to pop up. These seem to be a 
‘necessary evil in connection with 
any such event and as a rule, 
they are meaningless and not 
worthy of serious consideration. 
However, our boys at The Press 
have heard several times that the 
current investigation is concen- 
trated largely on office routine 
and procedures. 
- wk * * 
This is hardly worthy of mention - 
in the investigation that the bulk of 
this community expects. We aren't 
interested in whether the printed 
forms are the most modern or a bit 
archaic. We hope they’re modern, but 
we aren't interested in the details at 
this time. 
Our community wants to know 
whether the Police Officers’ Associa-. 
tion is attempting to dictate to the 
Chief. 
This community wants to know 
whether it’s true that the City 
Manager is really the Chief of 
Police according to the legal set- 
up. The City Manager hasn't 
enough time to act as Police Chief 
in addition to his other duties. 
This community wants to know 
whether Chief Straley has the 
authority he deserves. 
x * * 
This community wants to know 
_ whether the Chief commands the re- 
spect and confidence of his men — 
and vice versa. 
This community wants to know 
whether it was sold a bill of goods in 
the new Civil Service Commission. 
Is it true that only the Civil Serv- 
ice Commission has the authority to 
hire and fire? Such a set up would 
“‘be unworkable and unthinkable, for 
the men must be responsible to the 
Chief. . 
x * * 
If a discharged man thinks he has 
a grievance, he can appeal to the 
Commission but the Commission is 
largely for unusual cases and not for 
mine run police activities. 
This report is costing the taxpay- 
ers $9,000 and it. should analyze these 
problems primarily and come up with 
findings and recommendations. 
* * * 
At the moment the community 
isn’t concerned with whether 
search warrants need a new 
clause or whether a darker blue 
uniform would look better in 
winter. Those points may be im- 
portant, but that isa’t what the 
voters want now. 
_We urge the investigating organi- 
zation to concentrate on things that 
are vital to the problem at hand. 
k ok The citizens of Pontiac are not in- 
terested in Police procedure, but they 
have a vital interest in the morale 
and consequently the effectiveness of 
the Police Department. 
  
  
And in Conclusion....... 
Jottings from the .well thumbed 
notebook of your peripatetic reporter: 
Grorce Romney, automotive 
  
  
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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS     -+ee.e.-Overheard at a local 
pub: “Now that you've had one for 
the road, how about another for the 
ditch?” . ..A_ reliable scout 
tells me that everyone has heard 
about a Stradivarius violin, but that 
a Guarnerius is just as good...... 
..Few people know it, but Bos 
EMERICK, Pontiac Motor Division, 
played a year of pro football. After 
looking at those shoulders I don't 
want him to get mad at me, even now 
++..e++.-. NOt Many men have a big- 
ger speaking acquaintance among 
downtown males than Perkins, im- 
presario at the City Club. He really 
knows the boys and their foibles and 
idiosyncrasies. 
* * * 
Last summer we ran a phpto of 
Judy Knudsen when she won a 
spelling contest of difficult, hand- 
picked words. The next day we 
received a letter charging us with 
running the picture “merely be- 
cause she was a GM executive's 
daughter,” Judy Knudsen is one 
of the brilliant youngsters in this 
section. I expect to run her pic- 
ture in about three years an- 
nouncing she has made Phi Beta 
Kappa at Smith. She can prob- 
ably do mental problems in eight 
different classifications that the 
writer of the back. biting letter 
couldn't even comprehend .... . 
.-...1 go for Daisy Colbert, wife 
of Chrysler’s prexy. She’s abso- 
lutely straight forward, levels 
with everyone and plays no 
favorites. 
~x* *« * 
Overheard after last Saturday’s 
chilly Michigan-OSU football game: 
“My idea of a perfect sport is to sit 
in a darkened, well furnished cock- 
tail lounge and blow smoke rings 
over the cute, little pink ear of a soft, 
yielding red head” ..........Every- 
body has a good word for Tzp SLosson 
..-. The Department of Cheers 
and Jeers: The C’s—Old Man Martin 
of the Lions; the J’s—WW4J’s Mich- 
igan football announcer last Satur: ereree 
oeeeweees 
: day. Phooey! 
—Haroi_p A. FITZGERALD 
  
Expect Morning Plunge 
Downfall Near? Believe Sputnik’s Rocket 
May Tumble Tomorrow 
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP). — History’s 
first rocket-satellite may tumble to its   
_ doom Sunday morning. 
The final stage rocket that. thrust 
Sputnik I into an: orbit last Oct. 4 over 
Russia is in its last hours, the Smith- 
sonian Astrophysical Observatory report- 
ed today. 
* * * 
Dr. Fred L. Whipple, observatory di- 
rector, emphasized that it is impossible 
to predict at this time where and when 
the rocket satellite might make its flam- 
ing plunge toward earth. 
However, he said the rocket is 
traveling nearest its low point on 
its morning southwest-to-northeast 
passages. Friday it was approxi- 
mately 120 miles above the earth, on 
its morning passages over the United 
States, or within 10 miles of its low- 
est, or perigee, point. 
The Smithsonian sticks to its predic- 
tion of several, days ago that Sunday, 
Dec. 1, Is the most likely day for the 
descent of the rocket. 
* * * ° 
The rocket has picked up about 400 
m.p.h. over its original 18,000 m.p.h. ve- 
locity due to the increasing tug of gray 
ity as it is pulled lower. 
The rocket was sighted Thursday 
night by moonwatch teams. in 
Tucson, Ariz., and Sacramento, Calif. 
Most. other parts of the United 
States were blotted by clouds. 
Reports from Australia and Japan also 
have confirmed that the rocket -is still 
orbiting as predicted. 
* * * 
Dr. Whipple said the present regular 
tumbling action of the rocket mtight be 
altered as it hits denser atmosphere, If 
the atmosphere forces the rocket’ to 
maintain a sideways position, its drag 
would increase. rapidly and its ‘death 
would come much sooner. 
On the other hand, if the rocket main- 
tained an endwise position, its resistance’ 
to the air would be much less and its 
life correspondingly longer. a [The POWER of F AITH 
  The gentle faith of St. Francis of Assisi, who loved all men and creatures and the sun and wind 4s 
members of God's family, gave him the’ power to withstand personal suffering and to inspire his fellow 
men with acts and with words, such as— 
“O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console; to be understood, 
as to understand; to be loved, as to love. 
we are pardoned; it is in-dying that we are born to eternal life.” For it is in giving that we receive; it is in prea that 
  
Days of All Faiths   — 
Almost-Forgotten Advent Begins 
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER 
Tomorrow is the first Sunday in 
Advent, the beginning of the four- 
Sunday season leading up to 
Christmas, In our time this an- 
cient season has lost most of its 
original character and signifi- 
cance, 
It used to be a period of fast- 
ing and penitence in preparation 
for Christmas just as Lent is a 
preparation for Easter, but for 
some reason the church has nev- 
er been able to keep people very 
quiet or sertous at this time of 
year, This is really too bad, for 
there would be deep s, iritual 
benefits for everyone in a Christ- 
mag for which serious prepara-. 
tion had been made. 
* * * 
Here and there Christian people 
are realizing the negléct of Ad- 
/ vent means real spiritual Joss, and 
are making efforts to revive its 
proper observance. An interesting 
revival is taking place in one of 
the Roman Catholic parishes in . 
New York City, where a group of 
lay people each year make and 
distribute Advent wreaths. (The 
wreath actually belongs to Advent 
rather than to Christmas.) 
WHO IS SANTA CLAUS? 
St. Nicholas, fourth-century arch- 
bishop of the Asia Minor city of 
Myra, is, of course, the prototype 
of our modern Santa Claus, but 
the evolution of the dignified, 
saintly archbishop into the jolly 
little Christmas Eve chimney 
climber is a most interesting one. 
Nicholas, whose day is cele- 
brated Friday in the Church cal- 
endar, was a great friend of chil- 
dren and a wealthy man with a 
reputation for spreading gifts 
around among the needy, With 
these two facts to go on, his 
popularity grew and spread, and 
by the Middle Ages it was gen-— 
erally accepted that on the eve 
of Dec, 6 (his own feast day 
not Christmas Eve) he appeared 
in every household—to examine 
the children in religious sub- 
jects, to inquire about their be- 
havior since his last visit, and 
_ to reward the virtuous and pun- 
ish the guilty, He was a reli- 
gious figure entirely, 
When the Protestant Reforma- 
tion came in the 16th Century we 
almost lost him. The Protestants 
would have nothing to do with 
saints in any form, and Nicholas : 
was in danger of going the way of 
all the others. 
But it proved easjer_to put him 
out of theology than out of the 
hearts of children, The Dutch 
preserved even the old name, and   
The Country Parson 
  “A fellow who's. planning to re- 
form isene step behind—he ought 
to quit planning and get on with 
the job.” ’ as you pled 
‘before I ruitied all of my those whe came to New York 
(New Amsterdam it was then), 
in the 17th century brought with 
them their stories of Sinterkiaas. 
Santa Claus, as’ we now know 
him, is an Americanized version 
of the Sinterklaas of those early   Dutch colonists. In 1809 Washing- 
ton Irving wrote his humorous 
history of New York. Irving made 
him the patron saint of the city, 
but changed him into a jovial, 
pipe-smoking Dutchman riding 
through the air.   
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag:   
Prognosticator in Misery; 
Tells Weather by Sinus 
“You ‘say, in “Call it CRI,” that 
the Weather has nothing to do with 
* sinus trouble. Yet 
I can predict the 
weather better 
than anyone on 
the radio and I 
am absolutely 
miserable. One 
doctor said my 
4 lergy . . . nose 
stuffed all - the 
time... (A.G.F.)” 
  Answer — Non- 
DR, BRADY sense. Many in- 
valids or semi-invalids are more 
sensitive to slight changes in en- 
vironment than healthy persons. I 
meant only that weather changes 
or unpleasant Weather cannot be 
blamed for sinus trouble, rheuma- 
tiz, the willies or what ails you. 
I say in “Call It CRI,” for which 
send 35 cents and stamped, self- 
addressed envelope, that one with 
chronic sinus trouble should boost 
his calcium and D intake. If this 
doesn't jibe with your notion that 
high calcium intake would endan- 
ger the arteries or something, for- 
get it. This is a free country. 
* * * : 
“Son, 11, had_ tonsillectomy in 
December, . '56. Dr. —— said his 
bad tonsils caused him to lose his 
voice every time it got damp or 
“wet outside for a day or two. Re- 
moval of the tonsils, he said, 
would correct that . . . Now the 
boy's throat always seems to have 
a lot of mucus and he has little 
voice left—too quiet and low. Doc- 
tor says he'll outgrow this .. . 
(Mrs. K, M.)" 
Answer—The doctor says more 
than his prayers. There are still 
far too many such operations. 
As professional singers and 
speakers know or should know, 
removal of the tonsils, no mat- 
ter who does the operation, is 
not unlikely to injure the voice. 
Your doctor’s assurance that the 
boy will “outgrow” his trouble 
is sheer bunk. Send stamped, 
self - addressed envelope for 
pamphiet Tonsils Are Not All 
Bad. 
“Does orange juice, an eight- 
ounce glass a day, cause arthri- 
tis? (Mrs. H. G.)” 
Answer — I don't know what 
you mean by “arthritis,” A glass 
or orange juice every day is good 
"froma which the juice is obtained. 
“Had my druggist mix up the 
solution for hangup sweating as 
directed i mphlet. Used it 
Haven't ruined 
a dress since, Wish I had years 
nice. 
Semone even with shields, (Mrs. i Nid 
Answer—Instructions in pam. 
phiet on Excessive Sweating, for trouble is an al- which send stamp@, seit - ad 
dressed envelope, 
“Plain cooked wheat is my hus 
band’s favorite breakfast food. I'd 
love to have other recipes . , . 
(Mrs. H. W. D.)” 
Answer—Recipes for numerous 
‘appetizing ways to serve wheat, 
contributed by readers, are giv- 
en. in pamphlet Wheat to Eat 
available on request if you pro- 
vide stamped, self-addressed en- 
velop and SIGN your request. — 
Bigned letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words jong pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not dicsees, - 
nosis, or treatment, will be answered 
Dr. William Brady, if a sta gett . a addressed envelope fs sent to 
tiae Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright, 1957) Voice of the Panels   
v 
. Reader. Denounces ‘NCAA 
‘Ruling roar H illsdale   | 
ie By Bx | 
Writer Was Certain They’d Dump Him 
I just learned that Paul Butler 
is still Democratic National Chair- 
man. I was sure he'd be dumped 
at the first opportunity after the 
last election, and can't understand 
why he wasn't. He was the most 
frightening sight to watch on TV 
because he always appeared to be 
on the verge of a severe nervous 
collapse. His reasoning even 
seemed to be affected at times. I 
don't have any doubts we'll do all 
right in the next election, but I'd 
be a lot more confident if we 
chucked Butler before then. 
Concerned Democrat 
Asks Volunteers 
for Handicapped 
I have a handicapped son, 14. 
He is mentally retarded, I went 
from one place to another trying 
to get help, but to no avail. Finally 
a kindly man understood him and 
took him in his school. We're pay- 
tuition, but we don’t mind as 
someday Oakland County 
more for its mentally re- 
arded and handicapped children. 
I'm doing my part for the Jack 
Just a few hours spare time in the 
morning or afternoon would be of 
~ great help. ; 
Mother 
eel 
Has Suggestions 
for Hospital Fund 
Why not let everyone help pay 
for the hospital by taking a couple 
days parking meter money, say 
during the holiday season, such as 
Friday and Saturday before Christ- 
mas? County people and non-tax- 
payers could help, too, as everyone 
uses the hospital. 
the hospital as a thanks offering 
for the healing powers God has 
given our doctors. 
Please, Pontiac citizens, don't 
let past workers’ dreams fade 
away. Let's finish the building 
that’s needed by everyone at some 
time. When you need it you will 
give thanks that you had a small 
part in the building, I'm sure non- 
taxpayers will pay, too. And I'm 
sure Mayor Donaldson would be 
glad to proclaim a Hospital Day. 
and sell tags as on other days. 
God bless you all. 
Florence Smith 
784 Melrose Avé. . 
‘There’s No Need 
to Worry Now’ 
So many people seem to be 
worried about a depression just 
because the economy doesn't keep 
rising. Just because each year 
doesn't top the last isn't a sign 
we're headed for the bleak bottom. 
Optimist   vas 
Dean of Education 
Questions Intellect 
lower mental caliber than mem- 
bers of any other profession and 
are not intelligent enough for the 
functions they perform. 
‘Keego Harbor Is 
Next Ghost Town’ 
The next town will be 
Keego Harbor, thanks to the Keego 
Harbor police department. Mer- 
chants, have you noticed a decline 
in your business? Remember the 
ex-Waterford Township police de- 
partment? 
Richard Chatterten 
2303 Kohler St. 
ne 
Tells Activities 
of Young Adults 
Pontamix is the name of our 
club for young adults, and our 
membership is composed for Cath- 
olic young people from 18 to 33. 
Although only Catholics are eligible 
for membership, we have many 
swell activities to which we invite 
everyone of any religion, These 
gatherings include dances and 
parties, which seem to be the best 
way to meet other young people. 
We have a real great time and 
the next time you're bemoaning 
the fact you're bored, look us up. 
We'd love to have you aboard. 
Marcee Hill 
47 Chamberlain 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
' Neatness is a nat good . 
For everything we do 
‘Or adding ly as our abc's...   
- two and two . ... Each lefter in a 
certain slot . . . Each number in 
its place . 
numerals . . . Upon a watch's 
face . . . And so in every daily 
task... Whatever we may be... 
Our plans and all our papers should 
- Be neat and orderly .. . The 
Same as our appearance with , ,. 
Our face, our hair, and dress... . 
Makes us feel better, and improved 
. . » Our chances for success .. , 
And as for those decisions of... 
The most important kind . . . Their 
wisdom qiute depends upon 
The neatness of our mind. 
1 (Copyright, 1957) ee @ 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Contest ‘Bug’ Changes Notice the change in Joe 
..when he was bitten by the new 
“bug” described below. if you 
have a lot of idle time on your 
hands, then let this bug bite 
you, for it will change your 
personality and put more zip 
into your personality. Just read - 
this true account by Joe’s wife. 
Then go and-do likewise! 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case W-360: Joe B., aged 37, is 
the war veteran mentioned yester- 
day who was despondent because 
his legs were paralyzed. Three 
months passed by. 
* * * 
“Dr, Crane, I 
his devoted 
then informed me } 
“Do you re- 
member what 
you told me about 
prize contesting 
when I was in DR. CRANE 
your office a few months ago?” 
and I assented. 
“Well, I went home and start- 
ed going through some maga- 
tines. I found three prize con- 
tests announced in them, so I 
asked Joe if he had ever known 
anybody who had won‘ a prize. 
“He said one of his buddies once 
  won a pony when he was a boy,’ 
so with that as an entering wedge, 
T casually asked Joe if he thought 
we'd have a ‘chance on a limerick 
contest I showed him in one of the 
magazines. 
E * 
“He said it wouldn't be worth 
our time to fool aroun’ with 
contests, but I bided my time, 
“Later, I got our dictionary 
\ some paper and started working 
at the dining room table: 
“Joe became curious and . 
. Wanted to know what I was do. 
ing, so I showed him some of 
my limericks. 
“He grunted and didn't . say 
much, But the next day I started 
working on the contest once more, 
and I laid an extra pencil and 
pad of paper near him. 
CONTEST BUG 
“Well, rather sheepishly he start- 
ed scribbling some words that 
would rime with the key word in 
the limerick. 
* * * 
“And after a few minutes he 
wrote a last line for the limerick. « 
“Dr, Orane, I figured he was 
growing interested, so I told him 
1 had obtained your booklet on 
contesting. He wanted to see it. 
For the next hajf hour he read 
it carefully, 
“Then he pushed his wheel chair 
back to the table beside me ahd 
wrote several more last lines for 
the limerick. 
“Two of his were really very 
good and I praised him highly for 
them. So I let him read mine, 
and he thought I had a few good 
ones, too. ‘ 
* * * 
“We decided to send in several. 
He made sure I walked down to 
the post office to get them into’ the 
mail right away, 
“Well, the contest ‘bug’ ‘had 
bitten us for sure by that time. 
And the very nextday I found 
some contest entry blanks at the 
Rrocery store for another con- 
test. a? 
“We entered it and for a week 
we read. history books and con 
sulted our encyclopedia. 
" a ane 
    Personality events. A few hints were given un- der each picture, 
“Actually, we began to get so 
    ‘Interested that I forgot to get our 
lunch that day. 
“And Joe would prod me to bring 
home more entry blanks the next 
time I went to the , for we 
were permitted to send in as many 
entries as we wished. 
PROOF OF PUDDING _ 
“Dr. Crane, we must have mailed 
at least a total of 100 entries to a 
dozen different contests before the 
winners in that first limerick con- 
test were finally announced, 
“And I was 90 excited I could 
“Since then, we have ‘won two 
more prizes. One for $5 but one was for $50, so we are now an 
change. in Joe's morale! It's won- 3 pine ff write to Dr, George 
in care of The aay BA 
Mi . As words in print, or —    
    
3 Day Retreat 
at Holy Name Talks to Cover Charity, 
Confession, Work, Play, 
Visits, Worldly Goods 
A three day inter-parish retreat 
for Catholic students attending 
puble high schools will be held 
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 
evenings in Holy Name Church, 
Birmingham. 
bd * * 
Sessions wil! begin at 7: 30 and 
close at 8:45 p.m. i. 
- The Rev, Edward Schisuarinees: 
high school teacher at Sacred 
Heart Seminary, will be the re- 
treat 
His subjects will include ‘‘Neces- 
sity and Practice of Faith,” “The 
Real Presence," “Love of Neigh- 
bor,” “Death and Judgment,” 
“Temperance” and ‘Practical 
for Teen- 
visits, mental 
prayer, ° idly 
Priests of the parishes will give 
‘Meditations on the Rosary,” ““Ex- 
amination of Conscience’ and 
conduct a question box. 
~*~ * & 
The following parishes are par- 
ticipating: St. Hugo of Bloom- 
field Hills, Sacred Heart of Au- 
burn Heights, Guardian Angel of 
Clawson, Shrine of Royal Oak, 
Holy Name, Queen of Martyrs, 
St. Bede and St. Columban, all of 
Birmingham. are shown lighting the candles 
  
Plan Christmas Tour 
Christ Church in Beirut, Leb- 
anon, ig planning a Christmas pil- 
grimage by air to Jerusalem and/ 
Bethlehem, Dr. Robbins W. Bar-|   Musical Tea at 3:30 p.m. Sunday 
‘in Grace Lutheran Church. 
| * * * 
tive director of the Department af Carols. 
Overseas Union Churches. | The Rev.   
  A cholr of 75 voices will be in| 
stow reports. Dr. Barstow is execu- the processional sores familiar Choirs will sing “The Christmas 
written by professor 
Richara c. _ Stuck. ‘Richard T. Rohlfing of Concordia FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT — Jeffrey R. 
.Nicholas of 2821 Edgefield road (left) and Wil- 
liam R. Vascassenno of 3929 Shady Beach Blvd. 
in Grace Luth- 
Christmas Musical Tea 
at Grace Lutheran Church 
The Oakland County Chapter of! meyer, pastor, will be in charge 
the Valparaiso University Guild is ef the 
sponsoring the annual Christmas ushering ting ceremony 
in the Advent season 
with William R, Vascasseno and 
| deftrey Nicholas serving as aco- 
lytes. 
The Women's 
Cantata,” 
|Teacher’s College at River Forest, 
Il. Mrs. O. L. Smith will be soloist. | 
The Male Choir will also par- 
Dr. Helen Prince, Speaker r in the afternoon program. 
at Men's, Boys’ Breaktast 
The traditional Corporate Com- 
Saints Episcopal Church. 
* * * 
Speaking at the breakfast im- 
FE NMict +. Her subject will be “The 
» International Geophysical Year." 
For the past several years, 
mical research at the McMath- 
Hulbert Obserfvatory at Lake 
Angelus. 
Mrs. Prince has received many 
honors in the field of science and! 
lectured, both in this country and’ 
in Europe. In 1955 she received 
the Annie Cannon Prize, an inter- munion for men and boys will be) 
held at 7 a.m. Sunday in All; 
  DR, HELEN D. PRINCE 
PS 
The Episcopal. Church 
of the Advent |   
  g 
  national award in othe ey Instrumental accompanists will 
be Mary Susan Coleman, flute; 
‘David Trapp, cornet: Penny Lan-| 
key, 
and James Forman, autoharps, 
Mrs. Richard C, Struckmeyer 
and Mrs. James Forman will di- 
rect the choirs with, John = 
meyer, organist. 
  and Children's 
Ruth Ann Copigian, Martha. 
Proceeds of the freewill offering   * 
Pontiac Press Phote 
eran Church as they will Sunday for the candle- 
lighting ceremony ushering in the Advent season 
at 3:30 p.m, Sunday. 
  
' 
| 
  
  TOM MALONE MRS. 
| 
Crusade for Christ 
Rally in Detroit ‘Will be used by the chapter toward) 
raiso University campus, 
* * * 
|Reiter, Mrs. Martin Rummel, Mrs. 
Ralph Rotsel and Mrs. LaMott| 
Felshaw. 
Public Schools   
  Tea will be served following the '8 being held in the Ford 
service with the following in;torium in Detroit tonight at 7:30. 
she has been working in astrono- |charge: Mrs. Stanley Hanson, Mrs.| A!l other participating choirs) Robert H. Schapler, Mrs. Richard Will be wearing white blouses and 
;The Bible points the way: mediately following will be Dr. the building fund of the new chapel| The Emmanuel Baptist Choir, Helen Dodson Prince, professor of under construction onthe Valpa-|directed by Mrs, Tom Malone, F astronomy at the University of! will be the central robed choir at 
the Crusade for Christ Rally which 
Audi- 
skirts. 
| The Emmanuel Choir will sing 
jtwo special numbers, ‘Praise Ye 
The Lord” and “Love of God." It 
will join the other choirs in sing- 
ing ‘‘How Great Thou Art.” 
Dr, Dallas Billington, radio and) armony With His: Creato 
    
{Confident Living 
Real Enthusiasm Makes 
Disagreeable Day Better 
By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 
You can never know when you are going to have an 
unforgetable experience. I had one on a cold; blustery morning 
last January in Muncie, Indiana. I had made a speech there 
the night before, and I arose early and went 
down to the dining room for breukfast. 
x* * * 
Everyone else apparently had the same 
idea, for there wasn’t a free table. But one 
man, sitting alone, looked up at me, seemed 
to recognize me, and courteously asked if 1 
would sit with him. I had never seen him 
|before nor have I seen him since, but I was 
very happy to join him. And I'm glad that I 
did, for he certainly had as to trans- 
mit.   
  DR. PEALE 
“It's a great morning, isn't it, Doctor?” was the way he 
started out our conversation. 
+ I looked out the window and answered: “It sure is: 
That’s the greatest rain and slush I’ve seen in a long 
time.” ; 
“Oh,” he said, 
glorious morning.” 
“How's business?” was the only ‘question I could think of 
to change the subject. “but it’s cool and fresh. It’s really a) 
  — « 
- “Business is: wonderful,” he said, and started to tell me 
‘enthusiastically about a product he was selling. 
“Tell me about your family,” was my next Saagestion: 
And then he told me about how wonderful his wife 
and children are, and got me to talking with equal en- 
thusiasm about my own. In no time at all, I forgot about 
the cold, rainy, slushsy day outside. This man had real 
vitality and dynamism in every sense. He made the ' 
r 
between 14 and 18 are still in Aus- 
  morning seem good. 
“Do you know, my friend,” I told him, “you actually do 
me good. You're a real tonic. You're alive and you're making 
me come @live also. How is it that you’re so full of en- 
thusiasm?” 
DESIRE TO LIVE 
He then pointed to a long scar on his forehead. “Not 
too long ago,” he said, “I had a bad automobile accident. 
They took me to the hospital and I heard someone say, ‘He 
won't live.’ That thought kept turning over and over in my, 
mind and I kept thinking, ‘I’m going to die.’ But in that daze, 
more than anything else, I knew I wanted to live. And al- 
\though I was conscious only part of the time, I kept concen- 
|trating on wanting to live. And then one day I heard a voice 
say, ‘He’s going to live!’ 
“You have no idea of the sharp burst of happiness 
that went through me. I knew I would see my children 
grow up, have more years of happiness with my wife, see 
my friends, and move about actively in the good world. 
I was going to live! It was so wonderful. 
“Then, I began to think and to ask myself whether I had, 
really lived before. And I had to admit that I hadn’'t—not to’ 
my fullest. So I decided to dedicate to God this new life 
that I had been given, and I asked Him to help me make more | 
of it. And He did. Now, believe me, I can hardly wait to get’ 
up in the morning to enjoy this reprieved life, and actually 
I hate to go to sleep at night for fear I will miss something 
fascinating.” 
This remarkable man had learned how really to be alive. 
Like him some people are very much alive, but others seem- 
ingly are crawling through life on their hands and knees. 
-——— Now_of course;-I am not primarily referring to being 
physically alive. That is only part of it. I'm talking about     declared,   
Church Reports 
on Hungarians ne 
First Christian Church Disciples of Christ . 
Bible School 10 A. M. 
Worship Service 11 A. M. 
858 W. Huron 
Rev. D. D. McColl 
    
Refugee Schools Serve 
3,000 Teenagers; Most 
Wish to Enter U.S. 
A year has passed but more 
than 3,000 Hungarian youngsters 
tria, a National Council of 
Churches executive reported on)       CKLW — 800 KC 
9:00 P. M. Mon., Fei, 
9:05 A. M. Saturday   his recent return to New York. 
* * f 
Ben E. Wilbur, program director | 
of the Council's Broadcasting and 
Film Commission, visited several 
refugee schools and interviewed 
World Council of Churches refu- 
gee workers in Vienna and other 
towns. 
“One of the most perplexing 
problems refugee workers are 
faced with is training these 
youngsters,” he said. “There are 
450 Protestant teen-agers in the | 
' World Council's program of 
‘middle schools’ which are pro- 
viding shelter, food and clothing 
as well as an education,” he 
reported, 
He added that most of these. 
isupplies have been given by Amer-' 
ica's Protestant churches through | 
Church World Service, which also | 
provided all the textbooks for 
these schools. 
Other training centers are being’ 
conducted by the Austrian gov-' 
ernment, the United Nations and 
other agencies. 
* * * 
“During the exodus a year ago,”’! 
Mr. Wilbur said, ‘‘more than 4,000 
teen-agers crossed the border from 
‘Hungary without their parents. 
and, in most cases, also without 
‘their consent. Of them, 800 or so 
went across to Yugoslavia and 175 
returned home. The others are 
still in Austria:” 
At a small Methodist church a 
visited in Linz, Mr. Wilbur said 
that 30 boys are being trained by 
the assistant to the minister, the 
‘Rev. Emil John, from Providence, 
R. I. “Most of the young people 
I talked with wanted to come to 
the United States," Mr. Wilbur. 
“but they cannot do so 
junder our present immigration 
land refugee laws." 
  
World Prayer Program 
From Thanksgiving until Christ- 
mas people in 50 countries are’ 
uniting in a worldwide Bible read- 
ing program. This is the 1lith 
year for the program, which con- 
sists of reading a recommended 
passage from the Bible each day. 
Verses are designated oh free 
bookmarks from the American Bi-! 
  ble Society. 4   nea I ee 
    
    BILL SHARP Evangelist, Veteran 
Marine Combat Artist 
Presents Sermon in 
Blazing Color. 
SUNDAY 11:09 A. M, 
and 7:45 P. M. 
TUESDAY 7:45 PRAISE — WORSHIP 
Thursday 7:45 P. M. Youth Service with @ 
Message for All 
WPON SUNDAY A. M. 
8:00 to 8:30 
Rev. Wesiey Wibley, Paster 
210 N. Perry at Milbourne 
“Visit the Church of the 
' Old Fashioned Gospel"   
  
  the quality of being alive in which every element of your | 
hpdy, mind and soul are in vital harmony and communion | 
with the Creator and the world and people. 
How do you get to be alive in that complete manner? 
“In Him we live, and move, and 
have our being.” That means, of course, that you are incom- 
plete unless you are in tune with God, that you've never been, 
fully alive unless you've found God and experienced spiritual 
| Vitalization. God is life, and only in Him can you profoundly 
‘be alive.               (Copyright 1957) PONTIAC CHURCH OF CHRIST 1180 North Perry Street 
, id elcomes .All Visitors! Bible Study | eeeslewiecsien Apeosen goonnen 9.50 A. M, | Morning Worship — Sea, aisle = Sobico8cox wae neecesciees 10:50 A, M, Sunday Evening Worship ....,.. Si5/8 @AR ENS 8c 7:30 P, M. Wednesday Evening Service i” P.M, 
    
  aN i i I COC ee 
“The Pilgrim H oliness Church   
BALDWIN at FAIRMOUNT 
Come, Bring Your Family and Neighbors to a 
Growing Sunday. Schoc! (all ages)............... «+ .10;00 a. m., 
An Inspirational Worship Service . pulpit preacher, will be the guest | 
speaker, 
Ruth Priest will be playing the.   
penee Starting 
ald Bodley of the tiesto ‘Chris-| 
tian Education - Department, will, 
conduct a 16 week Bible survey “= Support Urged jorgan; Gary Moore, baritone solo- 
jist, will bring special music and   Council of Churches Sets A Friendly Y. P. 8. we 
An Interesting Geliden Gospel Hour... Service .. 
  course at All Saints, Meetings are! 
scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m, 
The monthly meeting of the   w. ne tae Ot oe eee S| 
Service an@ Charch Schoo! 
bigs a. by end 11:15 A.M. 
y Commeunten First Senday 
ru. REV. JOuN W. WIGLE, Viear 
ST. JOHN’S 
-| METHODIST CHURCH 443 HIGHLAND Church Scheel ...: 9:30 A, M. 
Morning Worship ..11:00 A. M 
_ Martie L. Bellinger, Paster   
  
    
  ‘Women’s Auxiliary will be held 
| Thursday beginning at 10 a.m. with 
a service of Holy Communion. The 
business session will start at 10:30. 
The Rev. David K. Mills, cu- 
rate, will speak on “Our Youth 
Program.” All women of the 
| parish have been invited. 
The December Parish dinner willlin the United States, no one else temperance—against such there is’ Protestants should review condi- 
tions affecting the public school 
system and the nation’s low-income 
farmers, Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, 
president of the National Council 
of Churches, urged in two recent 
addresses in New York City. 
Speaking before the Protestant 
Teachers Association of New 
York City, Dr. Blake declared that 
“unless Protestants as Protestants| 
support the public school system   [be Thursday. Families are asked will.” . 
‘to bring one dish to pass, dishes! He also warned that while “noth, 
‘and silverware,     
  
  
a 10:00 A 
Meeting am and way vo bol mon b 
Streee Wesley 
  FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN | 46 NORTH ROSELAWN “We me most like = when we are helping others” 
Spec 
" Bible Study, 
LEROY SHAFER, Pastor Merning Wership, 11:00 A. M. 
ial Music by the ioe ing is more futile than to try to: 
make scientists out of artists or 
> {physicists out of preachers’’ the 
-.|public school system must discov- 
jer and train those children with 
‘* |“a good scientific potential.”’ 
Those attending the first ma- 
  OP nee ite FP. 
DeVault hone. 
  
    
  
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John Meed . ee 
  
  FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH New Location — 576 Oichard Lake Ave. 
Elsie Beesley of Royal Ock.   ‘| jor conference in New York on 
problems facing migratory la- 
borers and low-income farmers 
» heard Dr. Blake warn that “the 
prosperity of American life in 
  ...+-10:30 A.M. 
Sun. 7:30 P.M. *eeeee 
Wed. 7:30 P.M. | oe 
  
  
      
   
           
    Oakland and Saginaw 
Pontiac, Michigan 
Classes for 
“SOULS OF 
  FIRST BAPTIST <a 
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor Pe th 
Rev. W. E. Hakes, Ass’! Pastor 
9:45 A,M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 
10;45 A. M.=-MORNING WORSHIP “THE SOVEREIGNTY OF GOD vs. © 
; THE FREEDOM OF MAN'S WILL” 
Dr. H.-H. Savage, spockiay at both services. 
A 00 P, M,—EVENING SERVICES Bn 
  All Ages 
ARABIA” 
    
  the long run will depend on the 
prosperity of the —- 
farmer.” 
As long as any persons in our 
society lack adequate income for 
jthe basic essentials of bread, cloth-| 
ing and housing, he said, there, 
must be general Christian concern 
for their plight. 
Dr. Blake was joined by a ro! 
man Catholic priest and Jewish 
irabbi in pleading for better work- 
ing conditions and a greater share 
lof the nation's prosperity for its’ 
agricultural workers, iwhich strengtheneth me, , 
J 
j “The Little Church With the Big Heart” Ps Or. ©, SWANSON, Minister _ . ROY OVERBAUGH, 8, 8. Supt. 
    'Frank Floreck, violin soloist, Theme ‘Oneness in Christ’ | play as will the Royal ak Salva- 
ition Army Band. 
Chaplain Dave Martin is . : 
irector of Crusade for Christ. Thousands of church people in of the council and of other officers 
the nation are preparing to con- | Whose 3-year terms expire this 
verge in St. Louis, Mo., where year will also take place here. — 
Thoughts - they, will make their voices heard Other events include the | 
during week-long deliberation of juncheons of United Church 
| But the fruit of the Spirit is love,|the General Assembly of the Na-| Women, who will be addressed | 
joy, peace, longsuffering, gentte.'tional Council of Churches, Dec.' 9) “Womanpower” by Margaret 
ness, goodness, faith. meekness, oo | Hieky, lawyer and contributing   
the CLARKSTON METHODIST CHURCH Buffalo at Church Street — Clarkston, Michigan 
Church School — 10 and 11:15 A. M 
Sunday Worship 9 and 11:15 A. M. 
Guest Speaker: Or, B. S, Holme _ Sem. of a pa Distriet Methodist Churches 
WM. J. RICHARDS, Paster 
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“CHURCH OF “SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHI   
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Under the theme, “Oneness | @ditor to the Ladies’ Home no law, in Christ—Across the Nations, Journal, and of United Church fertie met Ptiviraned to Nae aipeettel x & * Across the Races, Across the | Men, who will hear Howard | Sunday Service... ... 7:30 p. m. . The Lord also will be a refuge} Denominations,” delegates and | Pyle speak on “Oneness in Speaker Mr. Harry Baird of Royal Oak for the oppressed, a refuge in| visitors of the 30-member | Christ—in Spirit and in Fact.” | Ne Service Thursday Evenin times of trouble. churches of the Council will also 
* * * 
But the Lord shall endure for- 
ever; He hath prepared His throne) 
for judgment. 
* * * 
And He shall judge the word in Mr. Pyle, a former governor of| _ PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING 
hear outstanding speakers, (Arizona, is administrative assist-| —s among them Dean Liston Pope jant to President Eisenhower. 
Emmanuel Baptist Chureh       
  
       
       
       
           
   
          of Yale University Divinity | Men who know dan wer—armed 
School, Dr, Martin Lather King (1.005 chaplains and a young 
Jr., of Montgomery, Ala.. Bith- ji onch minister who fou : ght with 
op Rajah B. Manikam of India the Resistance forces—and men     irighteousness; He shall minister) 89d Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, who do not compromise with their rap judgment to the people in upright- Seal ie ot the = United Iconvictions— Bishop G. Bromley Mo as Cs ote peta Ave: nese. lates Army. ‘Oxnam, the Rev. Clarence L. Jor- 
7 # *£ Center of most assemblies will|dan of the Long-persecuted inter-. Put them in fear, O Lord; that/be the huge Kiel Auditorium. ‘racial Koinonia Community in the nations may know themselves where impressive programs of| (Georgia, Dr. King and others — to be but men. age by the Bach Society and the will be heard in St. Louis as the + + St. Louis Symphony Orchestra are sckaguies study and work to- What is man, that Thou art mind- alan scheduled. gether in the spirit of the “One-: ful of Him? and the son of man,| The election of a new president | ness of Christ.” ‘that Thou visitest him?     Auditorium Bible Class 
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL         
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Invites 
: Morning Worship 11 A, M, 
Youth Hour. 
DID YOU KNOW? “Marimont” 
serviatve Baptist Association of Marimont Baptist Church 
6:30 P. M. Evening Serveie 7:30 P. M. *>* Ti] “ For Thou, Lord, wilt bless the LED BY AN ANGEL 
eects i Evangel Temple Exodus, Ch. 23, Verse 20 * * 365 E. Wilson Ave. , T can do all things through Christ Nea Denuminalianst Completely Departmentalized Sunday School for 
j All Ages... Modern uper vised ursery 
— Sunday Evening ° - ~     
    7 P.M. | 
“TS Hell the Reward | 
for the Lukewarm?” | Il A.M. DR. MALONE Speaking at All Services 
Emmanuel Choir Singing 
  You! . 
Sunday School. .10 A. M 
   = “er Day, 
—Everyone Welcome— is In fellowship with the Con 
Amerien and seems to, conserve   
the fundamentals of the Faith. 
te the C.B.&. @f Greater Detroit, - 
Walton Bivd., 1 Block Off Baldwin 
Rev. David Mortensen. Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL . ASE OEE 9:45 A.M. 
1045 A.M, 
7:00: P.M. 
7:30 PM. een eee     
  7:30 P.M. 
Quartet ond Special Music. 
Sunday School Attendance Lasi Week — 1.267 — December 10 we are hosts . 
1 ete ee ee ee oe ey 
EVENING SERVICE beet ereaeeen Weeeesneeeeear 
BIBLE STUDY, WEDNESDAY( ..?.....4... ee 
se ee et teeeee 
    
     
en’ id at Vesper Service TOWNSHIP Women's Meet, Friday pe Pee ae . 
, mmittee | = C. Grate, Pastor AKLAND NUE Advent Communion services will Sixteen officers and committee |_ Wm. C. 
| s as ‘b> held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday members of the Senior High Youth|/ Church Service ...... 10 — : 
Oakland at Cadillac jin First Presbyterian Church. A Fellowship of Bethany Baptist|! Sunday School we Dl AM A i ‘ yes 
  ih g Mh 
    
  
  
    “UNITED 
Presbyterian at Each Service 
CHURCHES Dr. K. Neigh to Tell 
     
  
  of Russian Visit; Annual) THE, PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1957 
at Convention | {6Members ‘ Churches 
MISSOURI .SYNOD 
Sd Peaks dg OR 
Rev. Joseph Chapman; 
to Speak on ‘I’m Third’)! 
        / BLOOMFIELD     
      
Theodore B. Allebach, Paster class of new members will be re- Church are attending the annual 4 
. ceived. Baptist Youth Fellowship Conven-| ¢ , 
: Wenhip 10-00 A, M. * * tion of Michigan held at the First)” ST. MARK ° 
) pend Mrs, Gene Crocket will sing the Baptist Church . mene : . ain ; 
: Bible School. 11:20 A.M. | ffertory solo, “There Is a Green *- vention|§ 77? Commerce Read 
| ; Hill” and “Let Us Break Bread Alm sttending the conve 3 Ww" sloomfleld Townshipy = Youth Fellowship . 6:15P. M. Together” will be the choir num- are Miss Reita Smith, adviser to . ¥ 
Evening Service ... 7:30PM. Pber. the Senior Baptist Youth Fellow-, | Wm. C. Grate. Pastor © 
round ship, Percy Walley Jr., minister] sunday School ... 10 AM. & 
Wet Payee m=: anion Paienten eal beptluspicall of education and Dr. Joseph Church Service .. 1:15 AM. a 
. ai wr Irvine Chapman, pastor, who at-. 4 
JOSLYN AVENUE — of the clgemaasd group at le ean of the seasions. e i 
, SE , ‘The Service of the Lord’s Sup- 8 
Bamené l. Watkins, Paster - Farms and Robert Newman will Bigeye head grobchinand : erdar Crest 
Bible School .... 9:30 A. M. High Tuxis Socie both the 9 and 11 a.m. services. i Farnsworth off Union Lk. Rd. * 
10:45 A. M. The Senior ioe y Dr. Chapman will speak on “The : (Next to Dublin School) a 
Worship .........10: will conduct a panel discussion on Siceeel Enscmmin of Ged.” "Howard C. Claycombe, Pastor | 
ee igri : a 4 Woes Sel Sic with Patl\ a4 6 | Sunday 8:30 and 11:00A.M. | 
: a P. M, Graham in charge of fea , At the 9 a.m. service, special|!) Wednesday ....... 7:30P.M. 
ee ee ee = music will include a duet by Jean|}) Evening ........ wee 70 P.M. 
  | ments. 
* 
will open their Cherokee road| 
  Hilton and Charlotte Loomis, stu-| |; 
dents at Kalamazoo College. a 
Special music at the 11 a.m.|* 
      
         * 
| Misses al and Vera Bassett 
St. Stephen’s Pormerly Leagan Township service by the Senior Choir under | © 
‘home Tuesday morning for the the direction of Miss Elda L. Sut-| 
THE STEVENS FAMILY — The Rev. Burton Stevens, (right)      
    Bible School ...... 10:00 A.M. [| weekly prayer group. _  Peatiae Press Photo |1.- will be ‘He, Watching Over # Lutheran Church 
| Worship ........ .-2h15 A.M. Speaking at the Men's Dinner,|- pastor of Church in the Home, is shown fixing his camera to snap held at 10:30 a. m. each Sunday in the garage of the Stevens at [[crael'’’ from  Mendellsohn's  V.F.W. a Walien Bivd. 
-_ Youth Fellowship .. 6:30P.M. |iWednesday, will be Dr. Kenneth| pictures of his family. Shown are Donald (left to right), Mary 835 Melrose Ave. in Perry Park. The church was organized in |“lijah." ||) WBetween Dixie and Sashabaw) 
Evening Worship . 7:30P.M. [/Neigh, executive secretary of the} Anne, Mrs. Stevens, Robert and the pastor. Church services are May 1957. At 7 p.m, adult discussion groups | © Wm. C. Grate, Pastor e 
Synod of Michigan and president * - in the second series of the Lay! Church Service ... 9:00 A.M. a 
‘COMMUNITY UNITED jot the Michigan Council of Church. Development Program will be con-|') Sunday School ..10.00A.M. ! 
jes. He will tell of his recent visit cluded. Three Baptist Youth Fel-| © e ' 
PRESBYTERIAN to Russia. urc 10 tu y lowship Groups will meet at the : . 
CHURCH , . 5 ; same time, Ps 3 
Drayten Plains, Michigan be elected. In ‘charge ot “the din a Gee e GRACE ; 
ner will be Bradley Scott. N ‘ s : wm. ves | ner Ganesee and Glendale 
W. 3. Teeewissen, Jr., Paster pers, & (West Sided = 
Florence Schlesser, assisted by eW Legis a lon This coming Friday at 7:45 p.m. pich ck . Pastor | 
sacais Seadis Naa ‘ . heirs 2  s = : the Young Adult Class, eangha by iy Richar dC. ones ppothiee | 
7 ° Seles = Georgia Council Plans Judge H. Russel Holland and Mrs.|j = Services ct 9AM Youth Groups .. 6:30 P.M. |) Wednesday evening. . | Joseph Irvine Chapman will hold| | and 11 A.M = 
Evening Worship 7:20 P.M. |) The annual Christmas meeting No Lobbying; to Serve its — monthly meeting at the/§ Sunday School ot 9AM. | 
Wed. Prayer a ot the Women’s Association will as Educational Tool |Red y parsonage, 73 Henry Clay/§ = and 11 A. M. . 
Study Hour 7:30 P.M. [begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday with } * * & ; rs - dinner served by women of Beth- ; ee wali ‘ At its regular meeting last week There will be a fireside chat with > 5 
CHURCH OF THE [any —— i cciodion a ot in Atlanta, the Georgia Council of] the pastor as well as business fel- |‘ ST TR | N ITY ‘ 
ATONEMENT _Fol awe Robe: Andersen will Churches, an integrated council lewship and refreshments. ' . S| 
= abel art representing nine demonimations, Auburn at Jessie P| 
United Presbyterian present the evening program. voted to set up a committee to ; . (East Side) : 
ES any Neate Some | bebre Gifts of Goodies (er en 
Dente ©. avarews. easter = | Church Council a ee ee First Service... 830AM. : * * * : - 
, Sunday School .... 9:30AM. J : . tects Al W | | Second Service . 11:00AM. | Morning Worship .10:45 A.M. to Aid Integration The Rev. Dr. Dow Kirkpatrick, Ways e come ~ Dedication of School 3:30 P. M. 4 . : who heads the new committee, de- Sena : Dr. 8 J. Roth, Speaker 4 
; jclared that its function will be to Small gifts of homemade good-| 1 
el in Tennessee study laws on marriage and di- 7 ies let friends and relatives know, bd 4 
Williams Lake and “ vorce, movie and literature censor- REV. PAUL COLEMAN you're thinking of them. And they'll) & 
Maceday Lake Roads sia oun peagalsol eranpeo. ship. sterilization, race relations, think of the giver with each bite|, ST.PAUL 
Roy F. Lambert, Paster |mony with the letter and spirit of voting, liquor and capital punish-| * * *® | Joslyn at Thisd 4 
Bible School .. 9:30A.M. [the Supreme Court decision of ment. Flint Minister Slated A specialty such as pungent and . (North #ide: a 
Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. [May 17, 1954” on integration of * * edd hpi a pected! | George Mahder, Pastor 
Youth Groups . 7:00 P.M. ithe public schools was adopted “This heilonive committee | § k § : : . . Morning Service . 10:45 AM. © 
Youth Fellowship .. 6:30 PM. /Nov. 22 by the Tennessee Council will ait eck ba a why or pres | fo ped at ervices on. es ett coe 7 an asf Sunday School... 9:30 AM | 
Evening Service ... 7:45 P.M. Churches. sure group,” he said, “but will | ldressing and baby. food jars and i eae 
“In terms of the Christian per- ; Mrs. Owen M and daugh- | %@rve 88 an educational tool to | Special guest speaker for the! decorate them gaily. 
tive,” declared the resolu- SPEAKING SUNDAY — Dr. and . = urphy ug inform people on the issues be- | | Williams Lake Church of the Naz- T k | 
thon, “it be our desire thet we | <F. Glenys Ruth, will speak and sing at the First Free Methodist | 400, i, legistature.” larene, will be Rev. Paul Coleman iat) Chutse ys wag ee in ie : ] be of service to the state | Church at 11 a. m. Sunday. The Murphys, known as the London Re- | lot Flint. He will preach at the 11| ‘mato chutney, wash a rain 12 UNITY FIRST UNITED a ne =f aac ie Party of London, England, conducted meetings in During thé council luncheon at), and 7 p.m. services, Sunday. real es leer rhe bese ’ 
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Jor). sew wisi order toward the | New York city prior to the Billy Graham Crusade. Dr. Murphy will = a, we eae nisten:|_PeY: Coleman's home is Ham: | ¢Gium onions, 1 cucumber and} 72% N- Saginaw St. FE 2-400 
— OF PONTIAC fulfillment of the requirements | speak to the men, Mrs. Murphy to the women and Glenys to young aaa Lyuaa eae di iad by the| |mond, oie sep he pis = 1 clove garlic, and chop. Chop}  ™r™ Blanche Joni, Minister 
‘ ONENERS of that decision.” people during the Sunday School hour at 10 a. m. intrusion of a Georgia State pho-| Christina =a s an ise year 3 green peppers... Sunday, 11:00 A. M. 
178 Green street | Delegates of member churches . tographer who has been showing 11. attended Michigan State Col- » * ne nop oman 
Sat, Evening Services ..... 7:30 P.M. ‘lege and was graduated from Oliv- 
Sunday School .....,.... 10:00 A.M. | Division of Christian Life and D di C. interracial meetings. N canned applesauce, 1 cup seed- a 
Morning Worship nese are rr iWork, directed by the Rev. Oswald e Ica ti on er emonies * * * et, —— Cobege st Yani | He raisins, 6 cups dark brown su- ST JOHN'S 
— Service es wes b= 2 Schrag, sponsor conferences = d A f Criticizing the photographer's ac- k& « * rer = noe pein pep- L . 
: Christian phen op state at un ay ter noon \tivities, The Atlanta Constitution| The newly organized church is spoon oe ee stm anil UTHERAN CHURCH 
. Rev. Martin P. Hester Pee ore Jr., cumenceted: To the aaa holding services in the Williams) and 3 cups vinegar. Boil eee 87 Hill St. at Cherry Ct. 
“The Whole Gospel for the | yo ; the Capitol, the doctrine of Lake Schoot at 2525 Airport Rd. ‘li - lized Sunday School ...... 9:45 A. Whole world” —ONENESS ‘Nashville is executive secretary = St. Trinity Lutheran Church will| building program which will in- | separation of church and state still’ The public has been invited to phe aa hot bg = cope ay OO ALM. 
\the Tennessee Council. dedicate the new Education Build-! clude five classrooms, a kitchen holds good.” attend. | Jan 7 - Makes 11 CUPS) poy. Carl W. abean 'B. D.. Pastor 
ing Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the) and gymnasium, At the present or 542 pints. 
church sanctuary. : time they have completed four In other action, the Georgia : » -% 
ri ARMY to & claserooms which will be dedt- | Counell voted to endorse the re | Migrant Ministry Aare - rrow, t y it esto race - : 
THE SALVATION The prededication services will) €#ted tome eee aetiee = Dates Cront FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH (CITADEL) | be at 8:30 and 11 a.m, with Pastor S. J. Roth LL. D., superintend-| janta ministers recently. . CA] Building — 5460 Williams Lake Rd. 
Ralph C. Claus officiating. ent of Christian Education for the to A d W k 
29 W. Lawrence Street \Michigan District of the Luther- ee 0 fil OrkeIrs . & (a te = See cn Church Miescart Synod, will} The Council's Social Relations| Sunday School .. 10:00 
SSUNDAY SERVICES — be the speaker. , Committee also asked ministers to| New assistance for the people Worship eo eeee . 11:00 a   
    
  
  
    
‘in the council also proposed that its 
      
      
  
    
Sunday School—9:45 A. M. 
Holiness Meeting—11:00 A. M 
Wednesday Prayer and Praise. Meeting—7 :3 
S/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. Michalsen, 
commanding 
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Young People’s Legion—6 P. M. 
. Salvation Lane Tyre :30 P.M. 
officers-in-charge     
Says Cooperatives 
Essential to Farmers 
WASHINGTON W—The Agricul- 
    
  ture Department said Friday pur- 
chasing cooperatives are an essen-   
THE FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 
249 Baldwin Ave. 
” Gepclng Serves: 7008 uM, Service 8 P Friday to'9 P. M. ee one 
.  PIECDAY. DECEMB ' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST oe 7 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 Lawrence and Willams Stet FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH pak 0 torn mittee 
THE EARL WEATHERFORD QUARTET HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS “pater REV. WILIAM H. MARBACH, 0.0. adatanig oy Berm pe One of the 12 Leading Quartets of RADI pees CoLW SUNDAY 655 | “ Asteciote Poster REV. GALEN E. HERSHEY, B.D. ‘Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Prayer'and Bible Hour 
G ospel Singing in the - Nation! Scie coe a en! > : WORSHIP. SERVICES . . . .9:30-11:00 You are cordially invited to worship with us. 
/ EVERYONE IS INVITED. NO CHARGE! | ALCOHOLISM" WXYZ-TV CHURCH SCHOOL... . 9:30-11:00 f FIRST UNITED. MISSIONARY CHURCH |   THE EARL WEATHERFORD QUARTET Sunday School..... 9:45 A. 
REV. ‘DANIEL ©. ROBBINS, Guest Speaker A.M. 
An Outstanding Guest Quartet 
Free Will Offeri FE 4-7172 
11:00 A.M, Morning Worship tial tool for the modern farmer. 
* * * 
A booklet prepared for distribu- 
tion among farmers said the aver- 
age producer spends $3,000 a year 
for supplies and services in pro- 
ducing his commodities, 
“It is only natural that he turn 
to his cooperatives to get the 
necessary jobs done in provid 
ing for the growing volume of 
production supplies and services 
needed to carry on his farm op- 
marketing — are efefective hired 
hands in looking out for his needs.’ |Lutheran Church of Detroit, 
f A. Heyne of Berea 
a 
ormer pastor of tt. local church, 
and Pastor George Mahder of St. 
Paul Lutheran Church, will serve 
as liturgists. 
The building will serve both 
theChristian Day School and 
Sunday School as wel: as church 
service groups. 
Erected by Schoolmaker Inc, of 
Ann Arbor, each unit of two class- 
rooms is complete in itself, The 
classrooms have tile floors. The 
walls are yellow, pink, charcoal 
and green. 
The four teachers, Paul F. 
StohImann, principal, Catherine 
Zessin, Marian Zollman and Mrs. 
Ruth Upward, are in charge of 
classes beginning with kinder- 
garten and continuing through the Pastor W. 
Assisting him are Leslie Jansen 
  and Krnst Mar. 
  
Sunday Services and 
Sunday School 
11:00 A. M. 
Wednesday Piped ALIAS MESMERISM and HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED" 
Reading Room 
2 East Lawrence Street 
Open Dail 
DLA M to $ P.M. 
  
    ing Will-Be Token 
  
  special interest in photographing. 
  encourage: interracial and _ inter- 
denominational meetings in their 
home towns not to discuss the race 
man Turner, minister of Covenant 
Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, was 
elected to a third one-year term 
as council president. 
Ann Arbor Pastor 
fo Speak at Bethel 
The Rev. J. Edgar Edwards of 
Ann Arbor will preach on ‘‘Proph- 
ets of Doom, Prophets of Hope’’ 
at 10:30 a.m, Sunday in Bethel 
Evangelical and Reformed Church 
(United Church of Christ). 
* * *   
Mrs. Harold Stickley Jr. are di- 
recting the play. 
  en anniversary year in 1958 mark- 
ing the 50th year since its found- 
ing, has appointed 100 pastors in 
S key areas to serve as publicity 
chairmen.   
      
      
whom Edith E. Lowry has called 
“the loneliest and most inarticu- 
late group in America,” will be 
issue primarily but “matters of/ Made possible thanks to a grant 
civic concern.” The Rev. Dr. Her-' from the Schwartzhaupt Founda- 
tion of Chicago, she announced 
last Thursday. 
a ae 
Director of the Migrant Ministry 
program of the National Council 
of Churches, Mrs. Lowry de- 
scribed the problems facing these 
people ‘“‘who, without a vote, have 
to depend on others for help.” 
Speaking at the third annual 
Migrant Luncheon in New York 
city, Miss Lowry told more than 
400 church and civic leaders 
that the foundation’s grant of 
$112,500 will make possible a 
three-year educational project. 
“It will help us teach migrant 
agricultural workers their rights 
tive in 31 states, Miss Lowry de- 
clared. “Six more states are beg- 
ging for help,” she added, and 
      
         
    
  
    
  With these combine 4 cups 
  
                
  
  
Evening Worship 7:30 
    
  
  
.. Marten—Founder 
De. Lola P. nota Agta! 
ev J. Luther Sheffield, Assis 
9 45 to 11:30 A 1 Communnion and Worship Service LOLA P. MARION—Pasto: 
11:30 to 12:15 Noon—Sunday School. Grosses for All Ages. 
6:30 P. M—Young People's Service 
748 PM.—Evening Service 
7:45 P. M. Wedessdey Eve.—Bible Study 
A Friendly ‘Welcome Awaits You!    J. LUTHER SHEFFIELD—Speaker 
  
  
  
  ! erations efficiently,” the depart. | eighth grade, Under the direction of Leejand responsibilities as citizens,” WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH ment said onrnd : ; Hohner, the choir will sing “‘Whojshe said, adding that some funds Andersonville Road —Near Dixie Highway 
_ Lawrence Hannewald, chairman,|[s on the Lord’s Side?” will also be used to train commu- Sunday Scheel ox acs esis oe 66 be oe wed eae we 9:45 A.M. 
“He obviously is unable to know)/has been working with Ben Ehlers) The Sunday School is beginning|nities in a better understanding of|] Morning Worship . ie . 8:30 A. M. and 11:00 A. M. | everything about all aspects of his|and Bruce Burmeister on the build-| rehearsals for the Christmas play,|the problems facing these million Evening Service 2.0.0... ccc cee eee nce 100 P. M. | . farm operations. Through experi-|ing committee. “The Littlest Angel’ by Tozewell.|or more homeless people. Family Bible Hour Wednesday.................. 7:30 P.M. 
| :fertce he is finding that his co-| Walter H, Kresge has headed/ qo program will be presented at +c) & Robert D. Winne, Pastor Fund tal~Undenominational 
operatives—purchasing as well asithe building finance committee.|¢.39 pm. on Dec. 22. Mr. and; The Migrant Ministry is now ac-   
  
  
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 
a 172/HRISTIAN SCIENCE Milestone for Church _listed_good housing, “‘catcb-up"|| games Cunnington, Pastor FE 4-9498 “ 156 Mt. Clemens St. classes for children and schooling SABBATH SCHOOL Saturds ‘ 
SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY KANSAS CITY, Mo. @ — The for illiterate adults as current con-l| SaBBATH WORSHIP... ae v0 Saturday, 11:00 a.m Church of the Nazarene, prepar- Cerns. YOUNG PEOPLE’S MEETING .......... Saturday, 17:00 p. m. “ANCIENT and MODERN NECROMANCY, ing for events celebrating its gold- : PRAYER MEETING .............. -...Wednesday, 8:00 p. m, For there is no faithfulness in   
their mouth; their inward party 
is very wickedness; * their throat 
      with their tongue. is an open sepulchre; they flatter!   
\ wis 
  
9:45 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 
Classes for all ages. 
        
  
    
    HURON AT WAYNE 
    
                  ‘ss 0. f, Poms Pastor 
       
WSHIP 
Program: “Christmas in Africa” 
      
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  The Christian and 
Missionary Alliance 
Church 
230 N. Cass Lake Rd. 
Rev, G. ]. Bersche, Pastor 
John Hazlett, Asst. Pastor 
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. 
Sunday Worship 11:00 A. M. 
“A JUDGEMENT FOR SIN” 
kvening Service 7:30 P.M. 
“THE CHRISTIAN’S 
HERITAGE” 
  
  
  
FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH 316. Baldwin FE 2-0384 
Young People's 
Meeting Tuesday . 7:30 P.M. 
Prayer Service 
Thursday ......... 7:30 P.M. 
Saturday Evenin 
tvice ..%... :30 P.M. 
Sunday School ..... 10:00 A. M. 
11:00 A, M. 
    —"utdoor Creche Lighted Tonight | Delegation of Elders 
to Attend Presbytery 
| Meeting, Tuesday 
The Kuples Klub is sponsoring 
the annual] lighting of the outdoor 
ereche at Orchard Lake Commu- 
nity Church, Presbyterian tonight. 
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Following the pot luck dinner, 
the Rev. Edward D. Auchard will 
tell the Christmas story to the chil- 
‘dren of the congregation. ; 
t ee 
eae 
The men, women and children 
| Will gather outdoors around the 
' ereche during the lighting te 
sing Christmas carols, 
The creche will be illuminated 
every night until after Christmas. 
Advent Communion will be cel- 
,ebrated at both the 9 and 11 a.m. 
services tomorrow, A class of 30 
new members will be welcomed 
at the service. Baptism of adults 
will be part of the service. 
TRIO TO SING 
The Chancel Trio, composed of 
‘Hazel. Drake, Jean Urquhart and 
Gloria David, will sing ‘‘Poor 
Mary” at the 9 a.m. service. 
At 11 9’clock; the Chancel Choir 
iwill present Bach's ‘Jesu, Joy of 
|Man’s Desiring.” 
A delegation of elders will at-     CHRISTMAS BOOKS AND RECORDS — Choosing Christmas 
story and prayer books at Christ Church Cranbrook book table are 
Lyle Dahlberg (left to right) of 185 Lone Pine Rd., Kathrine De- 
Witt whose father, the Rev. Robert L. DeWitt, is rector of Christ 
Church, Christine Dahlberg of 185 Lone Pine Rd. and William Pontiac Press Phote 
Bemis of 1989 Crosswick Rd. Lyle is holding ‘The Christmas 
Mood,”’ a long playing record, consisting of carols written by the 
late Alfred S. Burt, who was the son of the Rev. Bates G Burt, a 
former rector of All Saints Episcopal Church. Christ Church 
after many special services.   
Displays Books ‘Christmas Mood,’ Long. 
Playing Record, by Late. 
Alfred S. Burt 
Started two years ago as a small) 
table display, the book table at) 1st CONGREGATIONAL 
Mill, E. Huron and Mt. Clemens 
Rev. Karl W. Ostberg, Asse. Paster’ 
“LORD, HOW LONG?” 
The Rev. Mr. Burton, Preaching CHURCH 
Rev. Malcolm K. Burton, Paster 
~ 10:30 A.M. 
MORNING WORSHIP 
  
Christ Church Cranbrook has   
  
grown until now books fill four; 
specially designed stalls. 
* * * 
It not only serves Christ Church 
parish but other Episcopal church- 
es as well as other denominations. 
Bibles and prayer books are 
sold, also current religious books 
and classics of many denomin- 
ations, Books recommended by 
Christ Church clergy have nota- 
tions to that effect. 
    From the beginning, there has 
been a great demand for children’s. 
books and prayers. Books .are on) BETHEL TABERNACLE First Pentecost Church of Pontiae 
Sunday School ..10 a.m. 
Morning Worship 11 a.m. 
Evangelistic Service 7:30 
Tues. Eve. Service . .7:30 
Thurs. Eve. Service .7:30 
Rev. and Mrs. E. Crouch 
1348 Baldwin Ave, 
FE 5-8256 
    
  sale after church, Tuesdays and   
Besides the books, Christmas rec- 
ords are being shown. ‘Christmas| 
Mood,"' a collection of carols, is a 
long playing record. 
The late Alfred S. Burt in st | 
Jaboration with Wilha Hutson wrote CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC 
7:00 P.M. Sen. Eve, Prayer Service 
Mr. Julies Cook SCIENCE CHURCH 30 Whittemore Street 
Wed. aig Week Ser Service 
Tonight—Moenthly Party 
  
the words and music. Alfred was)   the son of the. late Rev. Bates,   
G. Burt, former rector of All’ 
Saints Episcopal Church. Miss Hut-/ 
__,s0n of Detroit, was the organist!     tend the Presbytery meeting at   Morning Worship . 
—_ Study Sunday . 6:30 P.M. 
SEER SSBC RBE 7:30 P. 
Rev. Tommy Guest, Pastor 
  
a.   ‘} Royal Oak on Tuesday. 
At the evening session, the Rev. 
Harold Martin of Bloomington, 
Ill., moderator of the General As- 
  
FIRST OPEN 
BIBLE CHURCH ‘ 7 Jesiyn 
2 piven of Woheo Sted. 
Sunday School . 
Evangelistic Service 7:45 P. M. 
Thurs. Prayer Meeting 7:45 P.M. 
The End of 
Your Search 
fer a Friendly 
Cherch 
  Rev. T. H. Staton, FE 2-8497 
  
  
  
UNITED LUTHERAN 
CHURCH OF THE 
ASCENSION Rev. Wm. LaFountain, Paster 
Williams Lorraine 
  
  Choir of 40 Voices isembly of the Presbyterian Church 
|USA, will spea::, 
The Council of Men will meet 
Wednesday evening in the Fellow- 
ship Room of the Orchard Lake 
/Church, William Duckwitz will pre- 
‘sent recordings of the national 
‘council meeting and the film, “‘Sec- 
jond Chance”’ will be shown. 
  
at Sunday Service 
| The Lincoln Junior High Ninth 
iGrade Choir of 40 voices will sing 
four anthems at 7:30 p.m. Sunday 
in Oakland Avenue United Presby- 
terian Church. Jerry Smith will 
‘be directing. 
“Make Your Life Count for 
Christ” will be the theme of the 
|Rev. Theodore R. Allebach's ser- 
,mon, Following the service, Bill 
|Coffing will lead the singspiration   
  “WHEN GOD 
STEPPED DOWN 
FROM HEAVEN” 
11:00 A. M. 
Dr. ‘Owen Murphy trom . 
London. England gues? speaker ~ 
S. S. 10 A. M. 
F. M. Y. ..,....6:55 P. M. 
Evening Worship ..__ 7:30 
Prayer Meeting 
| Wed. ........ 7:30 P. M. for 30 minutes. Refreshments will 
then be served. 
The pastor will speak on “‘What 
‘Should We Believe” Sunday morn- 
‘ing at 10 o'clock. 
At the quarterly meeting of the 
‘Women's Association at 7:30 Mon- 
day evening, officers for 1958 = 
ibe installed.     
Plan Religious Study 
| NEW YORK (PA study to de- 
termine the influence of religion! 
on America’s comic strips, soap| 
‘operas, jazz and other popular arts| 
‘has been launched by the Depart-| 
‘ment of Worship and Arts of the 
National Council of Churches. Psy-|   99, apts ate 
EON, 
    CHILDREN TO SHARE — Children of the St. 
Stephen's Sunday School, Waterford Township, 
have decided to share Christmas with the Rev. 
Paul Bartling, first missionary to be sent to 
Korea by the Lutheran Church — Missouri Sy- 
nod. At the Christmas service on Dec. 22, the 
children will dedicate the offering to the mis- Churches Study 
Pastoral Duties - Services Now 
Work ._ With Narcotics, 
Crime, Mental Illness 
ler in a detention home and the 
\discouraged bedridden patient are 
increasingly the concern of the 
churches, an executive of the Na- 
tional Council of Churches declared 
last week. 
“The Department of Pastoral 
Services has 
mental filiness, narcotics, and 
crime,” the Rev. Mark Shedron 
declared, “and studies pastoral | 
care wherever people are in dis- 
tress with mental, physical and 
| social ills.” Mr. Shedron is exec- 
utive director of the department, 
which held its annual meeting 
Nev. 14 in New York City. 
“State after state is adopting. 
the standards set by our Commis- 
sion on Ministry to Institutions 
ifrom experience growing out of, 
its cooperation with the Federal,       
  ‘lcommission recommends qualified | 
| chaplains to the Bureau. He also 
reported a developing cooperation 
‘with the U.S. Public Health Serv- Pentiac Press Phote 
  
chologists, theologians, musicians 
and artists will aid in the study. 
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METHODIST CHURCH Ministers’ Salaries Up } 
CHICAGO Uf—Findings of a sur- 
vey by the Rev. Albert C. Hoover, 
director of the Methodist statistical 
office, show that the cash salaries 
of 499 young ministers over a pe- 
riod of 10 years rose from an aver- 
  
  age $1.769 to an average $4,517— 
a 155.6 per cent increase.     
  
Avostolic Church of Christ 459 CENTRAL 
Sunday School and Worship. . . 
Tuesday Bible Class 
Thursday Evangelistic 
Church Phone F§& 5- 
Bishop L. A. Parent 
Pastor Res. OL 2-4 se! 
Evangelistic Service ........24: 
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8361 
751 Bis Parent L, A. 
Paster 
    
  
  
CHURCH OF CHRIST 8? LAFAYETTE STREET 
SUNDAY erst WORSHIP ........... SOnbbase 10:30 A. M. 
EVENING WORSHIP .......0 2.0.0.0 .0.4cseecseees 7:00 P. M. 
SONG PRACTICE ae a. . 6:00 P. M. 
‘We invite you to attend these services. ‘Worship with the Church estab- ed on the day of Pentecost Ais. 
A iio way.   
2nd Ch. A. D. 83. Worshipping the 
  ne a ~ nme en ne     
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' BIBLE QUIZ       
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QUESTION: What prophet was fed by birds? 
ANSWER: sion field. Christina Kaul of 3202 Loon Lake ice in the field of religion and 
Shores, pointing to Korea on a map, is showing _ health. i 60 State Street 
the missionary'’s location to Mary Heikkinen of * * * 
4049 Meigs Rd. (left to right), David Meyerhofer To help meet current needs in Bible School .. 9:45.A. M. 
of 3127 Whitfield St. and William Regentin of 4695 the various fields of pastoral serv- : 
Ocace Rd. ad . ices, the department voted unani- Worship .11:00 A. M. - 
mously to set up a Commission! THE SONCS oF CHRIST MAS 
on the Parish Pastoral Office to be, Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. 
‘made up of denominational lead-. Youth Services ... 6:30 P.M. | 
i 
:ers, local-pastors and members of 
i 800 Young People 
Expected at Central 
More than 800 young people are 
expected to attend the annua people the Protestant views of the 
pastoral office.” To do this, it was 
‘voted to undertake a 
| Tesearch project to collect a body. 
Flint District Methodist Youth f literature on the pastoral office Fellowship Christmas Hymn Sing 35 study material for both minister | 
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Central 8"¢ laymen. 
Methodist ‘Church, 
George Putnam, choir director at Soochow College 
Central, will lead the singing of 
Christmas songs, both old and 
new, with Mrs. W. Henry Sink at) 
the organ. ‘Educator Dean Ongwof the high points in the 
youth program for this area, the 4 Chinese educator, a graduate Hymn Sing will usher in the Ad- of an American Methodist college, 
vent and Christmas season. has been appointed dean of studies 
The Central Youth Group will of the Methodist.affiliated Soochow 
serve refreshments following the ‘University College. Tainei, Taiwan. 
| bd * * sing. 
rect the academic program of the 
Problem for Adults '1,400-student college, which has 
NOTRE DAME, Ind, » — The Deen reopened by alumni after the   
  
Professor Chun-gi Kwei will di- Include —~FVot All Saints. i 
Some of the carols are ‘The 
Star Carol,” ‘‘Caroling, Caroling,” 
“Bright, Bright the Holly Berries,”’| 
“All on a Christmas Morning’ and’ 
| ‘We'll Dress the House.”’ 
The carels are now being pub- | 
| lished for use by choirs, schools | 
and soloists, 
The book table committee con 
sists of Mrs. William S. James,' 
Mrs. Lewis C. Keenan, Mrs. Mur- FE 4-0239 
Bible School ........ 
| Morning Worship .. 
Evening Service . CENTRAL 
CHRISTIAN 
CHURCH G. W. GIBSON, Minister 
347 N. Saginaw 
9:45 A.M. 
11:00 A. M. 
Youth an 
Adult Study ....../ 6:00 P.M. 
. 7:00 P.M. 
Prayer Meeting and Bible 
"Study Wednesday 7:30 P. M. 
    
    
ray S. Kice Jr, Mrs. Roy E.|   
Stripger and Mrs. N. Bradley Hig- 
bie. 
The man ‘doing time” in a fed . ba * rn aes oe Santee ong € “l- ~ | 
eral on the youre gang lead. . Others are Mrs. Robert Hatt, Morning Worship -....0..1100 ALM , Mrs. Donald Whitfield, Mrs. Thém- | Evening Worship ......... 1:30 P.M. 
as A. Farrell, Mrs. Harold M. 
Armstrong and Mrs. Dwight C. En- 
sign. '       - CALVARY 
MISSIONARY CHURCH 
Wednesday, Day of Preyer Freres at 10:00 A, M. 
Rev. Rese L. Davis, Pastor 
eame 
    
  
St. Andrews’ Mission 
to Observe Communion looked at grief, 
At an 8 a.m. service Sunday, 
National Men and Boys Commu- 
nion will be observed at St. An- 
‘drew's Episcopal Church in Wa-, Christ Lutheran 
Waterford Township Airport Bd. at Williams Lake 84 
Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Worship. 11 A.M. 
Arvid E. Andersen, Paster 
  
terford Township, |   
    
| At a special service at 7 p.m.| 
ithe Ede Chapter of Brotherhood 
(will install the Coulthurst Chap- 
‘ter. Members of the National Coun- 
'cil of Brotherhood have been in- 
vited and there will be a brief so- 
cial hour for members following 
the service.   Rev. Hector Wineman, of Det. CHURCH OF THE 
GOOD SAMARITAN 1% Auburn, D.A.V. Hall 
Edwin Haddick, assisted by 
  
  
      
      
|Bureau of Prisons,"’ he said. This, 
seminary faculties to ‘reinterpret’ 
to the churches and the American 
major; 
Appoints Chinese. 
founder of the Catholic Youth or. School_was forced to leave main- FE 5-9960 
ganization, the Most Rev. Ber- land China” et Sunday School ................... 9:45 A.M. 
any SE ie ie A graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Morning Worship poosun0o55nnG6 ... 11:00 A.M. 
the adult. conscience + Writing in Unwersity at Delaware, he holds B.T.U. So Spf tote e eee eee ; . 6:30 P, M, 
the current issue of the weekly, 2 Master of arts degree in po Evening Worship ............... -.. 7:30 P.M. 
(The Ave Maria, he says that the litical science from Columbia Uni-| Wednesday Prayer Meeting ......... 7.30 P.M. FIRST 
| CHURCH... NAZARENE     
  
      
JIM IRWIN, Guest Speaker 
Student of Olivet Nazarene College 
Mid-Week Prayer Service 
  Wed. ......... 7:30 P.M. 
Kenneth A. Hutchinson Marshal McGuire 
Pastor Min. of Music 
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WESLEYAN METHODIST 67 NORTH LYNN STREET 
10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL Ww. Y. PS. 6:45 P.M. 
11:00 WORSHIP EVANCELISTIC 7:30 P. M. 
Rev. H. L. Johnson, Pastor   
  
  
  
  
Columbia Avenue 
BAPTIST 
CHURCH 64 West Columbia Ave. 
    In the days of King Ahab, the Bible tells us,   
|@ great prophet appeared from the land of Gilead. His hair, 
‘and beard were long and his clothing was the simplest kind of ‘conditions that lead to delinquency versity. He was formerly a pro- 
“have been créated, not by chil- {SST of political science at the 
Covernment University of Kwan- Pastor: Rev. M. F. Boyd, Jr. 
Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention 
        dren but by adults.” tung, the National University of 
Canton, the Fu Tan University of 
‘Shanghai and the National Central,   ‘tunic with a rough fur robe over it. At God's command this 
prophet—whose name was Elijah—hid alone in a wilderness . 
‘near a brook with only the clear water of the stream to refresh Changed Her Mind Citas ot Kane 
‘him. But every day food was brought to Elijah by ravens. BOSTON w& — Dr. Alma Locke While - "Taiws an he has been The birds brought him bits of grain or fruit which they. Cooke, a woman doctor who served professor and dean of the Nationa! 
carried in their beaks. So Elijah was able to live. Then, 30 years as a Congregational Chengchi (Political) University in (30,000 Churches) 
  
    Central Methodist Rev. Milten H. Bank, O. D., Minister Calvin C. Rice, B. D., Asst 
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MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 A.M. All Saints Episcopal Charch Williams St. at W. Pike 
  DRINKING IS A M R L ISSU “ a . aie had te y as d for ce an we “be si tout to parva ae & pene ee —— L = Ww T a cores Ri gato id ms 1 - ' ewis * owler, Tate, ev. vi | pt ce h ha en prepare 0 at & gin jeat t , bed in His ricnianshio Milla, Curate 
ning of Elijah’s long service in bringing the people of Israel. 
back to a true worship of God. You will find the story of the one had k packed her stethoscope|works which God hath before or- 
'prophet in First and Second Kings in the Bible. land was off for the dark continent idained that we should walk in 
FOR YOU TO DO: Color this picture with crayons for —at the age of 70. ‘them. 
your Bible scrapbook. Or mount it on cardboard, fold the’ Dr. Milton H. Bank, Preaching 
(BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A. M.) SUNDAY SERVICES 
7:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
9:30 A.M.—Holy Baptism 
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BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH | jour desk: | FIRST MET ODIST and Sermon ‘ _ WEST HURON AT MARK STREET _ (Carlton Livesay of Rocky Mount, N.C., won $10 with this Can 
Dr. Joseph Irvine Chapman, Pastor question, Send yours on a postcard to Violet Moore Higgins,'> | 5 ~ - 
. Perey M. Walley Jr., Minister of Education — AP Newsfeatures, in care of this newspaper, Monday: Was South Gaginaw ot Jalen fad a An ST. GEORGE’S ST. ANDREW'S Two Worship Services. ..9 asf 11:00 A. M. Communion at Both || there a real Mother Goose?) 10:00 A. M, Sunday Worship Service EPISCOPAL CHAPEL ii Sarees Rideg s german: “THE ETERNAL INSOMNIA OF GOD" ‘ity Conemenden :00 A. M.—Holy Communion 
Pye eg lg ri | DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH ‘ Communion Meditation by the Pastor ——_ ee aaa bee d 7:00 p.m.—Lay Developmen for Adults, | Pa 9:30 & 11:15 A. M— te - 
\ Fey. F Groupe for Juniors Junior Highs. | Sunday School’. -'. lon:m. | Morning Worship... tin'm |. 11:15 A. M. Church School ee ee Oirnmenten unt Some i te Senior pee _ Sunior and Beginners’ Church . Classes and Departments for All Ages 10:04 A. M—Holy Communion : 8:00 p. m—V. Youth Service .......... secsesveerrgadedbenrivetcrce 6:30 p.m. , and Sermon 
ste aloe Wednesday Mi Midweek Prayer Service as Service .. eee es eee Be sda 6:15 P. M. Chureh Schoo! 
iba eee Pestor-REV, LEE LaLONE 8.8. Sapt—ARTHUR nwaLb Wed., 7:30 P. M. Bible Study and Prayer 
                
    
     
  
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ie oe ee oe a a a ee ee od eal ed ea a «   THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, NOV EMBER 30, 1937   
Warm wool mittens, 
____ woven rag L aprons, potholders and 
bazaar in St. John’s loan Church on Hill street. 
Arranging the articles are (left to right) Mrs. Clar- 
Eleanor O'Neil Married 
in Birmingham Rite Today yerie 
Eleanor Carol O'Neil and 
John William English were 
united in marriage this morning 
in Holy Name Church, Bir- 
mingham. Msgr. Eugene Pad- 
dock performed the ceremony. . 
Parents of the bride are Mr. 
and Mrs. Charles ‘Louis O'Neil 
of Birmingham, and the bride- 
groom is the son of the Patrick 
Gerald Englishes of Tribes 
Hill, N.Y. 
IN SATIN GOWN 
The bride was gowned in a 
white satin dress fashioned 
with a scoop neckline, = 
quarter-length sleeves and 
court train. She wore a welet 
length veil of Brussels lace and 
carried a cascade arrangement 
of white orchids with stepha- 
notis. 
* * * 
Serving as her sister's ma- 
tron of honor was Mrs. Henry 
Hale Wood. Ellen O’Reiliy of 
Kingston, N.Y., Denise Malaney 
of Larchmont, N.Y., Joan Gil- 
day of New Rochelle, N.Y., and 
Eleanor Wilsoref White Plains, 
N.Y., were bridesmaids. All 
wore moonstone blue satin 
frocks with net overskirt and 
carried a 
ican Beauty roses. 
* &.f- 
Best man was Robert A, 
White ef Kingston, N.Y. The 
guests were seated by Richard 
English, Phillip Fesney, Paul 
Butler, all of Kingston, N.Y.. 
and Arthur Hutton of New York 
City. 
BREAKFAST GIVEN 
For a wedding breakfast at 
Birmingham Country Club, 
Mrs. O'Neil chose an azure’ 
blue peau de soie gown with a 
bronze chrysanthemum  cor- 
sage. The bridegroom's moth- 
Children’s ‘Smock’ 
When children clamor for 
something to do, dress them in 
one of dad’s old shirts, button- 
ed on backwards, and let them 
play “artist.” The pretend 
smock keeps smai-fry clean, 
and watercolor paints spots 
quickly disappear when you 
toss the shirt into your washer —~ 
and automatic clothes dryer. 
For perfect drying resulth 
when using you rautomatic 
clothes dryer, remember that 
synthetic fabrics dry much 
faster than heavy cottons, and 
should enerally be dried in a 
separate load. er wore a gray silk faille dress 
with pink accessories and a 
pink orchid corsage. 
* * * 
Before leaving on a trip to 
Florida, the new Mrs. English 
had changed to a roval blue 
wool sheath dress with black 
Persian lamb jacket. 
The couple will live in Salem, 
Ja. 
Pointed-Toe 
Shoe Needs 
Careful Fit 
The pointed toe . . . and very 
. . « is the footwear fashion 
story. Have you tried a pair of 
the slim, slim shoes? Or have 
you tried them on and worried 
that they might not fit? In 
either case here are a few tips 
on tips. 
As a devotee of the open tue 
shoe, you may find you neéd a 
longer size than you've been 
wearing. The key to “fit’’ is 
that thy ball of your boot and 
“the ball of the shoe miist dove- 
tail perfectly. Your foot hasnt 
been reshaped but the last on 
Which the shoe was made has 
been. 
Chubby toes don't always 
lend themselves to this new 
style. The léng nailed pedicure 
is not for the pointed, narrow 
footwear . either. 
The loving care which vou 
give your hands is seldom 
lavished on your feet, and now 
is the time to ‘ndulge them in 
extra creaming, preening and 
exercises. Toes stretched full 
length, then retraced rising up 
(heels in air) and down again 
before or after your bath or 
shower, gives your toes and 
arches a chance to breathe and 
relax. 
While reading you. might 
gently massage one foot and 
then the other'‘on top of a sma 
rubber ball. 
When you are ready to try 
the intriguing narrow shoes, 
_maybe a mild heel pattern is a 
good first rather than an ex- 
tremely high heel. A_ light- 
weight or a very soft caress- 
able leather helps, too. 
In the footwear industry it is 
said there are two kinds of 
shoes, walk-around shoes and 
sit-down shoes. Keep this in 
mind for your experiment in 
pointed toes. “@ 
  Pontiac Press Phote 
ence Markeson of North Anderson street, Mrs. Wil- 
ate street and Mrs. Edwin May of 
North Warshall street. 
a.m. 
Saturday in 
Royal Oak 
were Mary 
Ann Porter 
and Richard 
T. Jordan. 
The Warren F. 
Porters are 
the bride's 
parents, 
and the 
bridegroom 
is the son of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
G. Marshall 
Jordan. The bazaar will open at 10 
A penny supper will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. 
  MRS. RICHARD T. JORDAN 
Mary A. Porter Becomes 
Bride of Richard Jordan 
Mary Ann Porter became the 
bride of Richard Thomas Jor- 
dan this morning in a cere- 
mony performed:at the Shrine 
of the Little Flower. 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fred- 
erick Porter of Royal ‘Oak, 
and Richard’s parents are Mr. 
and Mrs. G. Marshall Jordan 
of Clarkston. The double-ring 
service was performed by the 
Rev. Thomas Rodgers. 
* * * 
For the ceremony, Mary Ann 
chose a gown of white velvet 
and a jeweled crown headress. 
She carried a spray of white 
roses. 
** * * 
ASSIST BRIDE 
Mary Anne Gardner of Roy- 
al Oak was the maid of honor, 
gowned in a red velvet dress 
and a red velvet headdress. 
She carried a bouquet of red 
and white roses. 
Patricia Check and Sharon 
Chapman of Royal Oak also 
attended the bride, in forest 
green colored velvet gowns. 
They wore matching head- 
dresses and carried red and 
white roses. 
* * * 
Serving as best man was 
Francis B. Bettendorf of Royal 
Oak. Ushers were William G. 
Robert Kerns, Ruth Meckler Slated at Cranbrook   
Concert Guest artists for Cranbrook 
Music Guild's concert Tuesday 
will be Robert Kerns, baritone, 
and Ruth Meckler, pianist, 
* * * 
T. Sgt. Kerns who recently 
won the Detroit Grand Opera 
Association's $2,500 annual Op- 
era Scholarship is a graduate 
of Cranbrook School and is cur- 
rently on active duty as. soloist 
with the U. S, Air Force band. 
*’* . 
At Tuesday's concert he will 
sing a group of Schubert and 
Strauss songs, several Ameri- 
Wash Blue Jeans 
Unglue your +eenager from 
his favorite blae jeans and give 
them a fast laundering with 
your washer and automatic 
clothes dryer. Even heayy blue’ 
jeans dry in less than an hour. 
Because they generally aren't 
colorfast, however, be sure to 
wash and dry them separately 
‘the first:time or two. 
r 
“5 ‘glasses. Luther of Berkley and Felix 
Charlier of Birmingham. 
*- * * 
For her daughter's wedding 
Mrs. Porter chose a French 
blue taffeta gown featuring a 
lace bodice and matching 
feather hat She wore a cor- 
sage of pale pink roses. 
Mrs. Jordan's choice was a 
cocoa brown crepe dress with 
a lace bodice and a matching 
hat. Her corsage was of yellow 
chrysanthemums. 
RECEPTION HELD 
A reception was held at the 
American Legion hall in Royal 
Oak following which the new 
Mrs. Jordan changed to a 
‘brown wool dress with match- 
ing accessories. 
* * * 
After a honeymoon in New 
York City, the couple will re- 
side in Royal Oak. 
Test Eyes Yearly 
A child may score 20-20 on an 
eye chart test while in the sec- 
ond grade, But the next year, 
according to the National So- 
ciety for the Prevention of 
Blindness, he - might need 
Because children's 
eyesight varies from year to 
year, they should have annual 
eye examinations, 
to Feature Guest Artists can songs arranged by Aaron 
Copland, the ‘Soliloquy’ from 
“Carousel,.”" and “Urna Fa- 
EIS Ae 
  tale’ from ‘La Forza del Des- 
tino” by Verdi He will be ac- 
ccmpanied by Robert Bates of 
Cranbrook 
* * * 
Ruth Meckler, the 1957 win- 
ner of the $1,000 Grinnell Foun- 
dation Piano award. is a De- 
troit pianist acclaimed for her 
sensitivity and mature under- 
standing. A student of Mischa 
Kottler, she is now a scholar- 
ship student at the Curtis In- 
stitute of Music in Philadelphia. 
working under Rudolph Serkin. 
Her program at Cranbrook © 
will consist of ‘Partita Num- 
Clean Mop Often 
It's sraart fo clean-your mop 
each time you scrub the kitch- 
en floor. Mop heads made of 
sturdy nylon or cotton yarn 
may be slipped off their frames 
for laundering in washer and 
automatic clothes dryer . . and 
the dryer-dried mop will be as 
soft and fluffy‘as new when it 
emerges from the dryer! 
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Bach and the ‘‘Mephisto Waltz’’ 
by Liszt. 
  RUTH MECKLER this? cially, and 
e veryt ody 
knows it. 
“Would it be 
smart to come 
right out and tell them ex- 
actly how much I have when 
they ask me? So many of 
them have ideas about invest- 
ing it. for me or my setting 
them up in business, 
“IT would like a man who is 
well - fixed himself, but I 
wouldn’t have the nerve to ask 
HIM for an accounting of his 
finances. How should I handle ‘ 
ABBY 
DEAR AVAILABLE: You 
have a right to know all about 
a man's financial status (if 
you intend to marry him) and 
  AVAILABLE WIDOW” you should be willing to di- 
se yours. Lay all the FACTS 
on the table — but not the 
CASH! 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: My problem 
is my best girl friend at 
school. She has every boy in 
the class chasing her and I 
don't know why. is skinny 
and is taller than of the 
boys. She wears bands on her 
teeth and is not pretty. 
fat but I am -just built funny. 
You should see- my mother. | 
wish you could tell me how to 
get the beys Thank you. 
DESPERATE 11-YEAR-OLD 
DEAR DESPERATE: Don't 
be too anxious be yourself 
and act natural. Time does 
wonders for 11-year-o!d girls. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: When I mar- 
ried Margaret she was. the 
prettiest girl in Atlanta, Ga. 
and also one of the nicest. We 
had. a good life together until 
our daughter was born.° Then 
she went off her rocker. She 
has beeh off it for about six- 
teen years, | 
“She ran away with a kid 
young enough to be her son 
Worth the Cost to Be | 
Whistle-Bait Blonde By OLGA CURTIS 
INS Women’s Editor 
NEW YORK (INS) — To 
bleach or not to bleach? That's 
a question a lot of women ask 
themselves. 
Bleach and be happy. 
answer. 
I just did—and for the first 
time in my hitherto brunette 
life, taxicabs stop when | whis- 
tle, policerfien smile, and men 
take off their hats in eleva- 
tors. is my 
* * * 
It's worth the $45 and the 
seven hours in the beauty par- 
lor, the wisecracks from your 
friends and the farewell note 
from your steady. 
. * * * 
That “Gentlemen Prefer 
Blonde” propaganda is all too 
true. They do, even when 
they're protesting that you 
shouldn't have bleached your 
hair. The tip off is that they're - 
anxious to take you to cock- 
tails, dinner and the theater 
just to tell you they really 
don't care for blondes. 
STARTED YOUNG 
Subconsciously, I started my . 
switch to blondeness at the age 
of 12, when I had brown pig- 
tails held by rubber bands and 
Holiday 
Visitors 
Return 
Mr. and Mrs. Glenford M. 
Shibley and their four sons, 
Glen, . Kevin, Scott and Brett, 
have returned te their home 
in Parma Heights, Ohio, alter 
spending a week with Mrs. 
Shibley’s parents, Dr. and 
Mrs. J. P. Shearer of Chero- 
kee road. 
* * * a 
Spending Thanksgiving with 
Mrs. Carolyn DeGrace of Mons 
roe street were 17 relatives 
from Saginaw, Birmingham, 
Dearborn and Detroit. The 
evening was spent at the 
home of Mrs. DeGrace’s son 
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and 
Mrs. William DeGrace of 
South Edith street. 
* * * 
Mrs. Ruth G. Smith of Pon- 
tiac, Ill., spent Thanksgiving 
Day with her sister, Mrs. 
Lucy Smith, and niece Mrs. 
Lucy Adams of Crescent Lake 
road. , 
* * * 
Out-of-town guésts attending 
the wedding today of Mary 
Ann Porter and Richard 
Thomas Jordan are Genevieve 
Hayes of Pittsburgh, . Mrs. 
Mary A. Davis of Cheboygan, 
Mrs. Mamie Cromer and Mr. 
and Mrs. R. E. Haehl of 
Elyria, Ohio. 
* * * 
A son, Paul James, was 
born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank 
James Glowzinski Jr. (nee 
Patricia Zielinski) Nov. 8 at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 
Grandparents are Mr. and 
Mrs, Frank James Glowzinski 
of Kingston road and Mr. and 
Mrs. Floyd J. Zielinski’ of 
Williams Lake road. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dur- 
oss of Springfield, Ohio, are 
announcing the ee ti ‘a: 
daughter, Ann Marie, N 
' Patrick Lawless of | 
drive is the maternal grand- 
father and Mr. and Mrs. pone 
nis Duross of Marquette street 
are the paternal grenciparents. 
* * 
Mr. and Mrs. James W. . 
Fraser (nee Arline Anderson) 
of Roundup, Mont., .announce - 
the birth of a daughter, Diane 
Michele, Noy. ° Grand- 
parents are Mr. ‘and Mrs. 
Charles W. i Andefson of 
Williams Lake road. \ the girl I ost envied had 
long blonde curls that had to 
be wrapped in paper nightly. 
I got pushed over the perox- 
ide edge when my scattered 
gray hairs started getting close 
to each other. 
The transition from brown 
to ash blonde turned out to be 
far more painstaking than ex- 
pected, 
* * -* 
No reputable beauty parlor, 
haigdresser Albert of Fifth Av- 
nue informed me, tries a 
bleach without testing. So first 
you get tested for possible 
scalp reaction, because some 
women are so skin - sensitive 
that bleaching means blisters. 
* * * 
If the test is okay, then 
comes the bleaching—a _proc- 
ess that can take from one 
hour to one day, depending on 
the pigment of your hair. 
YOU'RE A FRIGHT 
You sit in a peroxide pack 
and keep sitting until you're 
sort of a ghastly orange tint. 
If you’re more orangey in one 
spot than another, you get 
bleached again until the hair 
is one horrible shade all over. 
* * * 
Now you get washed and 
rinsed, and on comes the dye. 
“Don’t pick your own color 
of dye.’ says Albert. ‘The 
beautician has* a much more 
honest opinion of your skin tone 
than you do. 
So you put yourself at the 
mercy of the operator until she 
considers you dyed properly. 
Then you get washed. rinsed. 
set, dried and combed. 
And there you are, blonde 
and bewildered. 
It takes a couple of days to 
get used to the stranger in the 
mirror, but moral support is 
_ plentiful. All of it comes from 
other bottle blondes, who whis- 
per, “Keep it up. You'll love 
being blonde.” 
IT do. 
Social Workers. 
to Hear Broomfield 
Congressman William S. 
Broomfield will speak on pend-. 
ing social legislation when he 
addresses the National Associa- 
ation of Social Workers Thurs- 
day. 
The Oakland County chapter 
wil] meet at 12:15 p.m. at 
Hotel Waldron and will partici- 
pate in a’ discussion about 
what can be done regarding 
the legislation. “AN the boys think I am too 
   
  and the police located hef for 
me. She absolutely refuses to 
see a doctor, What can I do? 
A man can't be both father 
and mother to a 16-year-old 
girl. VERY UPSET’. 
DEAR VERY: One does not 
ask a person who is obviously 
mentally ill if she wants to 
see a doctor. Her actions in- 
dicate that she isn’t capable 
of making ber own decisions. 
Make this one for her. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: What do you 
think of a married man who 
has been married for sixteen 
vears and gues with a married 
woman for nine years and then Wealthy Widow Finds Money Plus Men _ 
Adds Up to Facts-on-the- line Problem drops her and goes with a sin 
gle girl for five years.’ Then 
when his wife dies he goes 
for seven years, 
DEAR CURIOUS; I think he 
must be a ver} old man by 
now. 
* * * 
CONFIDENTIAL TO DUB- 
BY:. He sounds like a fellow 
who starts things he can’t even 
begin. Lose him. 
‘ If you have a problem, write 
to Abigail Van Buren in care 
of this paper. She will be glad 
to answer your letter, For a 
personal reply, please enclose a 
stamped self-addressed enve- 
lupe. 
Singing in Operettas Fun 
for Area Man at U. of M. 
By ROSE PERLBERG 
ANN ARBOR — Peter 
“Cartwright marked his fifth 
season with the University of 
Michigan's Gilbert and Sulli- 
van sey when he appeared 
. in the mee 
pai in the 
school of Busi- 
ness Adminis- 
tration has 
CARTWRIGHT been singing 
light, lyrical G&S music since 
Cranbrook High School days. 
Pete is the son of Dr: and 
Mrs. F. S. Cartwright of Birm- 
ingham. , 
* * * 
He's identifed on campus 
these days bv his conspicuous, 
if well trimmed beard Strok- 
ing it lightly, he explains with 
a grin: “It's something the 
society likes you to grow — if 
you can — to make productions 
more authentic,” admits more 
confidentially, ‘Actually, I 
rather like it!” 
TO PLAY EN DETROIT 
But the beard comes off and 
Ris gaudy 19th Century cos- 
tume goes back on the rack 
after the cast tours Detroit 
Dec. 7, when it will perform 
the twin bill in Rackham Au- 
ditorium. Both operettas were 
enthusiastically received at 
the university. 
* * * 
It takes a long time and a 
lot of work to put on a G&S 
show, Pete declares. ‘‘Trial by 
Jury” and ‘‘The Sorcerer’’ re- 
hearsals started a good month 
and a half before eS 
night. 
* 
Singers and dancers spent 
three hours a night, two nights 
a week perfecting parts. Final 
week before curtain time saw 
them practicing for five hours 
every night. 
* * * 
Pete just received the 
coveted G&S’ pin, awarded to 
performers after they’ve 
reached the fifth season 
plateau, and as far as he 
knows now, he'll be back with 
the society this spring. 
He has ‘‘a lot of fun"’ in each 
show, likes the music — “‘It's 
light, gay, relaxing’ — enjoys 
working with the good friends 
he’s made among fellow 
players, and meeting new 
people, 
ACTIVE OTHERWISE 
’ Away from the hustle and 
bustle of the theater world. 
Pete is an active member of 
Sigma Phj-fraternity, in which 
he's held several house offices. 
He also has raked in the 
laurels in scholastic endeavors 
and as a member of Phi Eta 
Sigma, freshman honor 
society. 
After graduation, Pete plans on law school, with his eye. on 
a career in corporate law. 
* * * 
Music and acting — he was 
a member of a high school act- 
ing group and spent a few 
months at Cranbrook Summer 
hobby, But it’s a hobby Pete 
really enjoys, as anyone who 
talks to him, or watches him 
on stage can tell. 
All Job Hunters 
Should Appear 
Well Groomed 
NEW YORK — Every job 
-hunter should remember that 
the first impression he makes 
may be his last—unless he is 
neat and wel] groomed from 
head to toe. 
This is especially true of 
young people just out of school. 
Typically, they have little ex- 
perience to offer. They must 
make an immediate good im- 
pression in an employment in- 
terview. 
* * * 
“A job-applicant's shoes are 
one of the first things many 
employers look at,’’ the .Na- 
tional Shoe Institute was told 
recently by Walter W. Leland, 
New York a agency 
president. 
“Sloppy shoes on a person 
etherwiee well dressed may 
suggest sloppy work habits to 
an employer,” Mr. Leland 
said. “On the other hand, a 
good-looking pair of shoes can 
improve the appearance of a 
neatly but averagely  well- 
dressed applicant. 
“Shoes must be right. They 
are an important. part of the 
over-all impression-that-a job 
applicant makes in an inter- 
view. That first impression can 
make or break his chance of a 
job," Mr. Leland said. 
* * * 
Good shoes that fit well help 
to reduce fatigue as job hunt- 
ers make their rounds: The 
. feeling of being well dressed 
from the ground up builds self- 
confidence in interviews, ac- 
cording to the National Show 
Institute. 
Employers look while they 
listen, and what they see tells 
them a lot. 
* x * 
So for job hunters—especial- 
ly young people seeking their 
first job—a new pair of shoes 
is a smart investment, 
Handy Laundry ~ 
“A place: for everything and 
everything in its place,” is a 
good motto to remember when 
planning your laundry room. In 
addition to washer, ironer and 
automatic clothes dryer, a well- 
equipped laundry room should 
include counter space for sort- 
ing laundry, a shalf for such 
supplies as. soapflakes, water 
conditioner, bleach and de- 
tergent, and a mending kit for 
emergency repairs. 
Husband's Health Fails Him 
2 Years Before Retirement By BEULAH STOWE 
“What happens when retire- 
ment is in sight, 9nd then a 
man’s health fails?"’ asks Mrs. 
_ PE. 
* * & . 
“My husband is 63 and has 
had two heart attacks. He does 
not think he can get his pen- 
sion until he is 65, ana we 
have no other savings except 
for a checking account which 
we use for current expenses 
and which never rises” — 
What happens next épents 
on his company and his wife. 
Mrs. P. H. can do these 
four. things:. 
1. Check with tier husband's 
doctor for her own personal 
report on how much or how 
‘little work her husband can do 
_ with reasonabid safety. 
%* & *&- 
2. Check with her husband's 
* company to find out if it will pay him a pension i. he retires 
two years early. Find out, too, 
what his full pension at 65 
would be. ‘ 
e+ &. & 
3. Check with her husband's 
company to see if it will place 
him in an easier job for the 
next two years, even if this 
~could be done only at a re- 
duced salary. (She must sell 
this idea to her husband's 
“pride, as well as his pocket- 
. book.) His salvation on a job 
lies with his own company— 
a 63-year-old man with a heart 
condition wotld have liftle 
chance of finding an easier job 
elsewhere. ~ 
x + 
"4. Check into jobs for her- 
self, in case her husband's - 
condition ‘-should remain so 
serious that he should be quiet 
and home-bound from now on” All these things should .be 
done sensibly and* soon. A sick 
man can do some serious 
worrying about his job — he is stuck in the hospital or at 
home. 
SETTING UP TRUST 
Q~—"I would like to leave 
what money I have to my chil- 
dren, husband and grandchil- 
dren, but would like to leave 
it in trust. Could you tell me 
what it would cost and how it 
could be done?"— C.L.L, 
A—Go and see a lawyer and 
he will help you make a will 
can be 1 legal misunderstand 
     
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: Defensive Back, Pontiac COACH-OF-THE-YEAR BEN BURKLAND 
. Defensive Lineman, Troy 
vie PEsRe JOHN VOLK ; Halfback, Lake Orion Halfback, Clawson 
-LARRY CLYMA CHUCK GIBSON 
Quarterback, Hazel Park Fullback, Birmingham 
FRANK CLAPPISON * HEWITT HORNBECK 
Farmington, End ' End, Royal Oak Dondero 
LOU PAVLOFF ANDY ere 
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ee ee = NAME POS. CLASS SCHOOL SAGINAW VALLEY an NAME POS. CLASS SCHOOL 
Lyon, St. Predetick ...... 918 @ 108 Bob Stephenson ....... End Sr. Birmingham Srey Art Goisdzinski...... .. End Sr. OLSt. Mary 
Volk. ‘Clawson “212 4 82| Bill Murphy .......... End Sr. Hazel Park Bay City 7 : t ° Larry Yezak ....... .... End Jr. St. James 
Rowe, SS somes «~~ 8S SiGary Vanek .......... Tackle Sr. RO Kimball serine 20 53 i Jerry Ohngren ....... Tackle Sr. St. Michael 
| 7 _Uesemin 5 tyes. 110s i Bab Piergehirt ~. .. Tackle Sr. Ferndale pontsc “120.38 Den Landry ....... --- Tackle Sr. St. Frederick 
Lewis, Hasel Park . $103 & Charley Brown ....... Guard So Pontiac |4 tor Hil .......... s5s5s) > ‘0 | Arnold Hungerford . .... Guard Sr. Ortonville 
All Count Class B Hecht. Rochester ........ 7 9 0 84|Willie Duncan ........ Guard Jr. Pontiac TAT Ens WeacuDGAn \Ed Lauinger ..... . Guard Sr. _-St. Michael 
y Drucker no breacuck ls 6s osieem Martens ._.....- .. Center Sr. Berkley : an |Joe Sharpe .......... .. Center Sr. St.-Frederick 
. Rogers. Ferndale Mary ® 81 Bob Filar .............Q’Back Jr. Southfield | 3 woe 7\Chuck Graves ......... Back Jr. Ortonville 
NAME POS. CLASS SCHOOL | [Figley, Troy asi “88 0 48 Tom Ridley ........... Back Jr. Southfield amscol gait 38 oe 38 ° Tom Underhill . ..- Back Sr. South Lyon 
Roger Moll f End S l Kevachevich. Oek Park .....7 1 3 Siducer Lewis .......... Back Sr. Hazel Park Birmingham 20 « «1 Jack Lyon OL Baek Jr. St. Frederick Roger Mollencopf ..... an Sr. Clawson [eteon Holly (448 ijim Sierns Back S RO Dond urea 21 2 6 1/ Ba ronnicliff Back Ss st. J Jack Schaeffer ......... End - Sr. Lake Orion) |Borues. Lamphere ...... f7e8 IM OlerMS .........-. c or. ndero| at Clemens : ce 358 1 unniciiif ........Bae or. St. James ; 7 . s ere 2 even Phil Tinsman ......... Tackle Sr. Holly |sturpiy Hasel Park |||... 95 9 39 SECOND TEAM | SECOND TEAM Chuck Ebersole ....... Tackle Jr. Rochester catherman, Farmingto ton... : : ; 33 NAME — POS "LASS SC t INTER-LAKES ‘NAME ys “LASS 8 
Larry Lomako Guard Sr Clawson|?, Unaernin, 8. Lyon oo 8 8 8 aa) A ate CLAS: SCHOOL an | NAME ro: CLAS! SCHOOL 
Leo Valk Guard S arney, Bloomfield Hills & @ 1 37.Jim Sechrist ................ End Sr. Birmingham League = Gemes'Ron Call ......--.......0000 End Jr. St. Michael 0 VAaIKO .....5+5054-4rUar oT. Troy | \Rebse. Clawson . -- 8 6 1 37 Mike Hardiman ............. End Sr. Pontiac acetate - hed et ae? by Larry Tiernan .............. End Sr. South Lyon 
. Pat Haley ............ Center Sr Clawson) Dennis Van Sicklen ....... i Tackle Sr. Walled Lake|Farmington ..........3 1 1 8 3 i Roland Fernetie ....-..0.200 Tackle Jr. Lamphere * John Lucadam ........Q’Back Jr. W. Bloomfield COUNTS ABSA SCORING yp \gobn Rise ........--..---..- Tackle Sr. Waterford] pangs Met ---------2 33) $8 Girom McGuire .............. Tackle. *~. Se” Farm Our Lato Dave Hecht .. ceceeues Back Jr. Rochester | Gecki, St. Benedict ........ 720 1 _ Bill Knott# ..cccccece-++-s0s suard Sr. RO Dondero Wan Dye ScO00S | > : ; : 4/Bob Dobski ..............+.. Guard “ Jr. OL St. Mary 
Lowell Acton ...... ... Back Jt: Clawson meter cient “ | 13 $$ Sq/Bill Kaufmann ............+-. Guard Sr. Berkley ooo Ed Keetifig -..--..:62.4-5.55 Guard Sr. St. James 
Bob Letson .¢......... Back Sr. Holly Hheseger a imme : 4 4 18 $ John Kerr .......... wreeees . Center St. RO Dondero OAKLAND B Dave Bourns .........-... .+. Center Sr. South Lyon oe Young. st. Ri 4 . 810 0 60 Tom Morey ..........-00+ -» Q’Back Jr. Ferndale Loaget of Jim Fox’ ..........-. veceueee . Back Sr. St. Michael 
NAME POS CLASS SCHOOL |L. Ostrander. Almont oe $3 0 sjpon Yeargan ...........+... Back Sr. Walled Lake} - wet wt titom Derocher ........-..... Back Jr. St, Frederick 7 - Proper, Romeo cvaseeeee 9 711 53/Dave Catherman ............ Back Sr. Farmington/ Lake orion 8 @€ 6 $ ‘ 8 Bob Bogues ..............005 Back Jr. Lamphere 
Terry Anderson ........ ..». End Jr Milford} \Erigh.” Been chs Ses -g ee diFrank Voeffray ..... ee ceees . Back Je. RO Kimball/Sieyen “$32 $3 YLarry Follis ................ Back Sr. Ortonville 
3 Ken Armstrong ...... Sdoogde 1!) Sr. W. Bloomfield Fisher, Brown City ........ 8 7 2 44) ' HONORABLE MENTION Madison '.. 231 361 
Manuel Raimi .............. Tackle Sr Oak Park|Butst, Tmlar city “TULL 1 7 0 4a\ENDS: Kennedy, RO Kimball; Cole, Waterford; Yoshonis, Southfield: Beserich, yoson-ogl ohana Ear MCI ——a aenen Lloyd Martin Tackle Sr Oxford |DeBeaubian, Lapeer ........ 8 7 © 42|Berkiey; TACKLES: Paiaian, Pontiac; Hamner, Birmingham; GUARDS: Bryc s ENDS: Kast, St. Frederick; Drake, St. Michael; Boyle, St. James: TACKLES: 
Walt Cudnohufsky .......... Guard Sr. lake Ors : a ag or ag Hg fore wong ow Bree ip, Farming ton Our Lady: Paanikowsls” t"damen: Buracke Lamphere: Moonie: st. Ae Helelo 2 f OOGORBCnES * at © a x &k * Eilber, Berkley; Fink and Wurst, Walled Lake; Moore and Zurcher, Southfield: WANE OOSLANe an |Prederic CENTER: Tom Lauinger, St. Michael; BACKS: Paul Underhilt, South Jim Carmean ............... Guard So. Clarkston Banks, RO Dondero; Douglas, Pontiac: Wellington, Hazel. Park; Sutton, Fern- Lesgue Games |“¥D: Stetnhelper, St. Michael; Withey, Ortonville; Raymond, OL St. Mary; Ken Purdom ........ Siielieeee Center Sr Rochester dale; Farrar, Waterford; Ritchie, Birmingham, WeT Ww TiGrase, St. James; Unks, Farmington Our Lady. 
| Nick Niera ...cs0c0sssseeee Q’Back Sr Lake Orion kk kk * Holy necccs 22 8a 8 kok * kk Dave Stokes ,............... Back Jr. Troy + [MUMOPE ........cceceee 520 6830 
| Doug Storey ..+..........+.. Back Sr Lake Orion = soy Bloomfield Hills... -f2 3 iG 
John Zeeman .........°--... Back Jr. Milford Sriiien. Seca os +8 $ ° 3 s ° 
HONORABLE MENTION | |Clareneeville 3.........0 7 0 0 8 0 } ENDS ee ee eee gee SS oo pgs Parks, oak: 
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crack RO Shrine: GUARDS. Hubbell. Milford. Chittick, Take Griea’ Sungen SUBURBAN CATHOLIC 
| Clawson: Spicet, RO Shrine:. CENTERS: Vaiek, Holly; Bradley, W. Bloomfield: : All Cromwell, Lake Orion; Johnstone, Milford: Asbury, Cranbrook: BACKS: Kelley, League Games 
Milford; Pigley, Troy; Jensen, Clarkston; Bradsher, Holly; Montross, Rochester; a WLT WLtT 
Acker and Nurek, Avondale; Kearney and Mezey, Bloomfield Hills: Neph and (Ot. Rita ....... 05.00. 6 6 80 90 
Schoff, Lake Orion; Bailey and Kovachevich, Oak Park; DuBois, W. Bloomfieki; _ |8t. Benedict .......... 5 1 0 6106 
Robinson, Madison hy P ocreorl ener =e : ‘ ‘ : ; 
| * * x = : St. James ............3 40 440 
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: ° CLASS A 
‘ : % BI-COUNTY ENDS: Jim Ostrander, Almont; Narron, Lee, New Haven; case an (OD Their Way 1. Midand (8-0-0), | : Gordon Hoeksema, Imlay City; Dick Coulter, Lapeer. | Wit WHLT| DETROIT um — The-1957 All-| 3: Muskeson Melente, (2-0-0) cS fonts | i lla, TACKLES: George Lomakoski, Romeo; Dick Carl, Utica;/$outh take .........-¢ @ 1 7 0 lictate high “school foothall teams $. Flint Northern, (6-2-0) 
FILAR RIDLEY VANEK’ PFERDEHIRT | PBERSOLE = LOMAKO walter Griffin, Almont; Joe Ficht, Brown City. Genter’ Line Se 33.0 3b qare Of thelr way. 7. Grand ‘Rapids Union (6-1-1) : GUARDS: Jim Jacques, Utica; Dean Upleger, Almont; Teles. srrevsZ 3 8 62 7 0, They will appear, starting Tues- °. Lansing astern (7- 1-0) 
Excel in Basketball One-Man Attack | Mike LaValley, North Branch; Royce Shamel, Millington. iailein ° "7 day, on the sports pages oi The! 1 Muskegon Catholle (6-3-0) 
Area Unbeatens SA UA Lh 1 CENTERS: Carl Schnettler, Millington; Claude Horton, OTHER AREA, RECORDS ‘Pontiac Press. The Class A team CLASS ® 
‘d’s Terry Anderss WL Tiwi sdav . ; Many. of the cuistanding gridders eter s & rry ales a as North Branch. Lae POETS coe conesctuvdeceenceres 4 a cen wean mae ed nee e 8 Micnda anes 
™ , eam choice in Class B_ ranks BACKS: Butch Dallwitz, Romeo; Dick peseaublan, La-|gouth Lyon ..... 6 2 6 SOay, We Atass \ | 62 Bast Lansitg. (7-1-6) Harel] Perk +9/0-01-. named foday will be sparking their pulled an unusual feat’ of scorin /RO <imoan Rese --4 2 tteam on Thursday, with the Class) i. charlotte a5 
‘Lake Orion +8-6-0; fre k ‘ Be peer; Frank Hartway, Alriont; Dave Proper, Romeo; JessiCranbrook ....". | bhigeus cere eed 3-01 ; rg seein | (8-0-1) | Almont (8-0-04 ‘schools in basketball during the'all his team’s points in a 19-0 vi rr oar da: Bob Fishe it 1 Marlette |... : Hliiia a ,|D club. winding up the All-State): by Genii 18:0-0) 
ua Ris see next few moths, such as Dick fory over Brighton while sayin] acencia, Armada; Bob Fisher, Brown City; Stan Flater, Dry- Parmington Oui Lady’... ‘4 sjcoverage on Friday afternoon. 6 Gran ne (70-9 | Goarhieid | +7-0-1) Whitmer, Jim Drake, Bob Filar end’ He also Jed the Redskins in 4"; Ed Thompson, Armada; serey PIES TEP City; Keith|oae'Pant e's § 0], Watch for the 1957 AlFState foot-| &:- Fremont® 1.0.0) | ! Bourh Lake (7-0-1) iad John Lucadam. \scoring for the season, | Griffin, New Haven. ‘ RO ghrine ae fi ctunee: op eiball teams, ‘starting Tuesday, 18. Clawson 1-1-6) Ford ’ 5 ; : ee i ‘ . p ae 
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HEWITT HORNBECK, Royal Oak Dondero...end...6-1... 
175...senior...moves up to the top. echelon this year after 
making The Pontiac Press Class A team in 1956...excellent 
pass receiver with a sure pair of hands.. 
on defense, 
* ~ * 
FRANK CLAPPISON, Farmington...end...6-0...170...jun- 
ior...the only gridder below senior status to crash the 1957 
squad...strong blocker on offense...his coach, Jack Hayes, 
calls him “as good a defensive end as I’ve seen this season.” 
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LOU PAVLOFF, Hazel Park... tackle...6-0...185...senior... 
voted Oakland County’s No. 1 player by area coaches...a dead- 
ly blocker and savage tackler with fine speed...shrewd judge 
of enemy strategy from defensive linebacking post...an all-A 
student. 
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ANDY SNEDDON, Hazel Park...tackle., .5-11...180...senior 
... teamed up with Pavloff to fornmj the county’s best tackle 
combination...made more than his share of the stops defen- 
sively...stalked opposing ball carriers relentlessly and usually 
got his man. 
* * * 
KEN NIKKILA, Farmington...guard...5-10...160...senior 
-» the key blocker in the Falcons’ T-formation attack... 
tackled with certainty and had a hand in a lion's portion of 
stops on defense...a durable performer. 
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JIM McCANN, Southfield...guard...5-9...180...senior... 
mighty on defense and could be found at the bottom of the 
pile after nearly every play...the pulling guard in the Jays’ 
‘1-formation offense and a vicious downfield blocker. 
.center.. .6-3...190...senior... 
the tallest gridder on the All-Star team...defense his specialty 
..-backed up the line...keen at diagnosing enemy plays... 
rarely made a poor snap from center...a steady standout. 
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LARRY CLYMA, Hazel Park...quarterback,..5-10...150... 
senior...the clever field general of a Viking squad which went 
‘through a nine-game schedule undefeated and untied..,tal- 
ented passer and tricky ball handler.,.imaginative signal- 
caller. x * 
TQDD GRANT, Southfield.. 
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JIM DRAKE, Lake Orion.,.back...6-1...160.. 
blazing speed sparked the Dragons to a perfect 8-0 record... 
scored 17 touchdowns...averaged 11 yards per carry and ran 
for a total of 1,412 yards...did not play football last year due 
to an injured arm. 
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JOHN VOLK, Clawson.,.back...6-1...170...senior...the 
heart of the Trojans’ powerful ground attack...always a dan- 
gerous and versatile touchdown threat...equally at home hit- 
ting the middle or swinging to the outside...averaged 10 yards 
per carry. 
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CHUCK GIBSON, Birmingham...back...6-1...205...gained 
over half of his team’s yardage this season and averaged bet- 
ter than five yards every time he carried the ball.’ .bolstered 
the Maples’ defense at a tackle position whenever needed... 
consistently strong. 
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BEN BURKLAND, Troy...defensive lineman...6-2...215... 
senior...the heaviest player on the 1957 honor team...a rough 
and tough giant who anchored the Colts’ bruising defensive | 
line...a solid blocker and punishing tackler. 
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DICK WHITMER, Pontiac...defensive back.. 
senior...started the season at quarterback.. 
back after two games and became one of the most outstanding 
linebackers in the rugged Saginaw Valley Conference. ao 
crushing tackler. «190... 
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MONTE_CHARLES, Southfield’ ..Oakland County Coach-of- 
the-Year...guided the Jays to ‘their first Inter-Lakes Confer- 
ence football championship in the school’s history as well as 
an unbeaten campaign...developed a winner from a squad 
depleted by graduation. 
award from Chuck Skinner of Hazel Park and Ted Sele of 
Lake Orion. 
  
    
   TED SELA 
Lake Orion High School 
OUTSTANDING COACH Hasel Park High School OUTSTANDING COACH 
  
‘AI-SVC Teams Picked |= Bay City and Flint Northern dominated the first team of 
the All-Saginaw Valley selection chosen by coaches and writers 
of the league. 
The Wolves had five on the first team and two on the 
second, while Northern had three on the first squad and one 
on the second unit. 
Pontiac and Arthur Hill failed to place a player on the 
_ first team, but the Chiefs had three on the second team. 
FIRST TEAM 
    Jim Schultz, Bay City ........scceee00. Ol 170 Sr. End 
Bob Bishop, Bay Citys .........s..0000. 6-3 170s Sr, End 
Tews, Bay City Oe eC eeeenbene 6-11 196 Sr, Tackle 
Hardin, Flint Cent, ....... cecsesee B10) 198 Ore Tackle 
Jim Murphy, Saginaw oouee vecBecccsese 68 210 Sr. Guard 
Gene McFadden, Fi. North. ......... .. 68 160—s Sr, Guard 
Tom Riutta, Flint North. ............. B11 19 Sr, Center 
Jerry Gross, Bay City ..............66. 6-10 168 = Jr. QB 
Bob Yauck, Saginaw ....... evccccccceee SIL 25 = Sr, FB 
Phil Gaines, Fi, North. .........+++.5. 5-8 160~—Ss Br. nB 
Butch Kokaly, Bay City ............... 610 «61% )—SOSrr. HB 
SECOND TEAM 
Paul ge ere oo 6-3 21 6r. End 
eels sevevescovecsesc Meal 1 6r. End ai i is: Ue Me Be: Tackle 
Bed ele, Wellies 1c. nwlnniel 180 go. Guerg Nate man, BagiNaw ....sevvvcvewevees vee Bll 18 Sr. 
‘ells, nar ardvenestens OO 215 Sr, Center 
m Plum, Bay City soveB-0 175 ~—sS. , Center Jones, Saginaw ......- ee «6-0 170 Br, - 
Dick ft dagndisess yw 7A - a 
aly aalied eet: <a ae 4 ‘ HONORABLE MENTION 
eae McK 8 Flint Northern; TACKLES: Palaian, PONTIAC; Pa ket oe Mills, Pling Central and Hallman, Saginaw; mm Ber City; sim Kani 4 pout, Bee 
: : Jim Kanic ae - 
   [Meet the bec Sas) 
senior... his} } 
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AP Wirephote 
AUTO ORASH VICTIM — 
Charlie Sidwell, William and 
Mary football star, was killed 
Friday in a highway crash six 
miles east of Richmond, Va. 
Sidwell, 25, recently signed a con- 
tract with the Cleveland Browns 
pro football team.     
   
             | a Gonace it Marks Gri Windup!   
SP @RES 
    
Five Games on Tap Sunday   
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The National Football League! 
season hits the 10-week mark 
with two to go tomorrow and) 
the conference-leading Cleveland 
-|Browns and Baltimore Colts 
~}have excellent opportunities to se- 
cure their top positions. 
Both pacesetters will be at 
home, the Browns against the Chi- 
cago Cards and.the Colts against 
the Los Angeles Rams. In other 
games, San Francisco will be at 
New York, Pittsburgh at Phila- 
delphia and Washington at the) — 
Chicago Bears. 
Cleveland holds a half game 
lead over the Giants in the East- 
ern Conference. The Browns beat 
the Cards 17-7 earlier in the sea- 
and off their 45-31 victory over   
  
Deer Contest 
Closed Today Behrend’s 214-Pounder 
Still on Top; Deadline 
for Entries Dec. 3 
The 1957 Pontiac Press “‘big deer 
derby” is all finished, or will be, 
by tonight when the regular gun 
season for Michigan bucks con- 
cludes a 16-day period. 
Current leader is Don Be- 
hrend’s 214-pounder, shot near 
Escanaba in the Upper Penin- 
sula. It carried an L1-pount rack 
and displaced a 205-pound spect- 
men for the top spot. 
However, the Walled Lake hun- 
ter isn’t yet the champion. Hunters 
still in the north country, have un- 
til Tuesday noon (12 o'clock) to get 
in entries. No entries will be re- 
ceived after noon today, and none 
will be Sunday. Hunters 
getting back during the weekend, 
or taking deer Saturday may file 
Monday between 7:30 a.m. and 
1:30 p.m., and up to noon, Tues- 
  . |day. 
A $150 U.S. Savings Bond awaits 
ithe winner. — 
Vaughn Edges Jones 
With Strong Rally 
NEW YORK w—Willie Vaughn and Ralph “Tiger” Jones, usually 
ithe hard luck guys of the middle-   Los Angeles last weekend and 
the Cards’ 2-6 record should have 
little trouble boosting their mark 
to 8-1-1. 
The Giants (7-2) figure to have 
a much tougher opponent in the 
49ers, who are locked in a three- 
way battle with Baltimore and 
‘Detroit for the Western Conference 
lead. San Francisco lost 27-21 to 
the Colts last Sunday and must get 
by New York to keep pace with 
Detroit, which upped its record to 
6-4 by beating Green Bay Thanks- 
giving Day. 
A Baltimore defeat and San 
Francisco victory will make a 
three-way deadlock. The Colts’ 
present margin is a half game 
over the Lions and one game over 
last three while Los Angeles with 
four victories in nine starts is tied 
for fourth place in the Western 
Conference. 
Pittsburgh knocked off the Ea- 
gies 6-0 four weeks ago, but the 
Steelers were on home ground in! 
that one. The Eagles surprised 
‘Washington 21-12 a week ago while 
Pittsburgh lost to Green Bay 27-10. 
The Bears looked good in up-   
Wyoming Coach 
Blames Police 
for Fracas LARAMIE, Wyo. \#—Bob De- 
ivaney, Wyoming football coach, 
said today an early morning fra- 
cas involving himself, an assistant) 
and two players in a Denver ho- 
itel_yesterday “could bave been! 
avoided if the police hadn't lost) 
their heads.” 
Charges stemming from the fra-; 
cas against Devaney, 42, and his/ 
star quarterback, Larry Zowada, 
21, were dismissed, Assistant   weight division, each had some-| 
thing to be happy about today aft- 
er their hard fought scrap in Mad-, 
ison Square Garden... 
Willie finaly had a Garden de-' 
  ‘vision—and a unanimous one at}. 
that—to his credit and a promise 
of another International Boxing) 
Club main event soon. The Tiger 
keeps his date with contender 
Joey Giardello for Miami Beach, | 
Dee. 27. 
Vaughn, of Los Angeles, staged, 
a rousing rally in the last half) 
of the telecast Garden fight last! 
night to earn the nod from the 
three officials. 
  
Coon Hunters’ 
Annual Meeting 
Set for Dec. 14 
Fifteenth annual meeting for the 
Pioneer Coon Hunters’ Assn. has 
  Inn, Ortonville, at 8 p.m. Election 
of officers for the 1958 period, and 
reports of hunting success for last 
year will be major items of busi- 
Tickets ets are limited, but may be 
secured now from the following 
committeemen: Freeman Peace 
(Holly) PCHA president; James 
Berden, Lewis M. Wrenn, Harold 
Smith (all Pontiac); Ertiest Lati- 
mer (Drayton Plains); John Feld- 
man (Orion) and Jack Hamilton, 
Carl Kennaday and Arch 
bough, all of Ortonville. 
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Veteran Hunter Adds” 
  
  5 'Coach of Year’ 
ATLANTA ( = Andy Pilney of Pind | Tuianc, a man Who gets maximum 
hess mileage out of a minimum 
Ryogs was named been set for Dec. 14, at Bald Eagle. 
Another Buck to List 
Frank Stoner, 280 Draper, Pon- 
tiac, has been hunting deer since 
12th year. He’s done all right 
too, he says. Usually brings home 
a buck on his annual north Michi- 
gan jaunts. 
latest prize was one of his 
biggest , 10-point, 185 - pound 
(dressed) deer, taken opening day 
near Crystal Falls. Stoner, and 
11 other Pontiac men, stayed at 
motel near the Michagamme river,| | 
where the buck was downed, Snow 
fell, kn after the opening) 
day, Stoner reported. coach Michael M. Corgan, 39, and 
iguard Paul Muratore, 24, drew 
isuspended fines of $10 each. 
The four were arrested in the 
Shirley-Savoy Hotel in Denver aft- 
er a policeman fired a pistol shot 
linto the ceiling -of a third-floor 
‘corridor. The fracas started after 
a hotel detective, Joseph Holeman, 
x. was called to the third’ floor 
,;when a guest complained of noise 
‘in the corridors. NFL in 10th Week 
the 49ers. Baltimore has won its’ ,setting Detroit last Sunday while ates the Eastern's cellar spot 
Redskins have not won since]with the Cards while the Bears 
y walloped the Giants 31-14)are deadlocked with Los Angeles 
five weeks ago. Washington|for, fourth place in the Western.   
  ARMY HALFBACK — Royal Oak's Pete Dawkins will be one 
of Army’s chief scoring threats as the Cadets battle Navy in the 
traditional service game today at Philadelphia, Dawkins, a 
former Cranbrook star, will start at halfback. 
  
  Pistons Lose to Royals 
in Overtime, 99-96 CINCINNATI # — Six straight touch went cold near the end of 
| points by Harry Gallatin pulled| ‘regular play and Detroit crept to 
\the Detroit Pistons to a deadlock '87-81 before Gallatin pulled the Pis- 
jwith the Cincinnati Royals at the ee ae end of regulation play last night! 
but a 12-point outburst in the over-| George Yardley, who compiled 
time period hoisted the Royals 26 points for Detroit, fouled out 
to a 99-96 victory. |in the middle of the overtime pe- 
| It- was Detroit's ninth loss ‘riod. Gallatin ended up with 23 
‘against six triumphs in the young Points. 
National Basketball Assn. season.| Maurice Stokes headed the 
It left them 4% gatnes behind) Royals’ scoring with 29 points 
front-running St. Louis and two) and big Clyde Lovellette had 19. 
games back of the Royals in the   Western Division standings, There 
were no other games last night. | 
The Pistons meet Cincinnati 
tonight at Detroit's Olympia Sta- 
dium, 
The Royals, after. their 500th vic- 
tory, piled up a 10-point lead early 
in the last half. But the Cincinnati   The Royals, playing before 4,- 
103 fans, had set up a 45-42 half- 
time lead. 
* * * 
The victory moved Cincinnati to 
within two games Ist place St. 
'Louis, The Hawks have won sev- 
en straight but have been unable 
to gain on the Royals. 
  
the semidarkness after a day of| 
frustration, Jack Regas drove -his 
Kai IIE to a world’s record 194.649 huge unlimited hydroplane Hawaii) Hydroplane Record Sef by Regas SEATTLE w — Roaring out of/miles an hour yesterday evening| eled the first measured kilometer 
on Lake Washington's lightly ruf-' 
fied surface. 
* * * 
The big coral colored boat trav-|   
point antlered. doe (above). 
miles northwest. of DeTour.       Rage PRISE FOR'HUNTER — Wet ras deactioed ly cee. 
servation officers at DeTour, on the extreme eastern tip of the 
Upper Peninsula, as an extremely rare occurrance, was the 10- 
Deer was shot at Pickford, a few AP Wirephote jan   
100,000 Fans 
See Army, Navy. 
at Philadelphia Cotton, Sugar . Bowl 
Bids Major Prizes in 
Today’s Contests | 
NEW YORK (INS) — Invitations| 
to the Cotton and Sugar Bowls will! 
be the major -prizes today when 
the college football season closes 
with a flurry of traditional games 
highlighted by the Army-Navy 
clash in Philadelphia. 
Although a few scattered games 
-remain to be played next week, 
for the most part the moleskins 
and shoulder guards will be 
packed away tonight until next 
tall, 
Outcome of the Army-Navy 
battle, along with the Rice-Baylor| 
and Mississippi - Mississippi State 
contests, could just about decide 
the participants: in the-Cetten—and 
Sugar Bowls come New Year's 
y. 
If Navy, favored by six points, 
manages to beat the Cadets in 
their nationally televised game 
(NBC), the Middies are almost 
certain to get a Cotton Bowl invi- 
tation 
Rice, a 2%-point choice, will clinch the Southwest Conference 
title and the host role at the Cotton jMichigan State. 
* * 
lgan this fall.   PRESS BOX Bob Devaney, head football 
coach at Wyoming who is in the 
news today for being involved in 
a Denver hotel brawl, formerly 
coached at Keego Harbor and Al- 
pena high schools and later was 
an aide to Duffy Daugherty at 
* 
Bill Watkinson of Birmingham, . 
‘Southfield’s Fred Courville and 
Bill Pappas of Mt. Clemens won 
football letters at Western Michi- 
Doug Wuzzager of 
Birmingham got a cross country 
monogram. 
, * * * 
Three members of last year’s 
Pontiac Press All-Oakland Coun- 
ty basketball team are getting 
ready to haunt opponents again 
* * * 
Navy’s chief worry concerning 
Army All-America Bob Anderson 
today will be his running ability 
but he is also dangerous as a 
passer—with either hand. eed big 
choir — 
pitch in high school when he felt 
opponents were ganging up on his 
running flip to the right. 
  
Tam O'Shanter Names 
Officers for 1958 
Leslie Schmier of Detroit has 
been named 1958 president. for 
Tam O'Shanter Country Club. Oth-   
Bowl by beating Baylor. But if 
the Bears win, then Texas, which 
hung a 9-to-7 upset on Texas A & M 
Thanksgiving, will get the post- 
season assignment. 
* * * 
Mississippi, sixth-ranked in the 
nation, will be gunning for a Sugar 
Bowl invitation and will undoubt- 
edly earn one with a win over 
State. The other team at New 
Orleans in January probably will 
be the Southwest Conference’s No. 
2 team. 
At least one team, Auburn, 
last chance to 
Auburn is favored by 13% points 
over Alabama. 
A crowd of some 100,000 is ex- 
pected at,Philadelphia’s Municipal 
Stadium for the 58th renewal of 
the inter-service clash. 
Army, not too deep in manpower, 
pits its hard-running halfback com- 
bination of Pete Dawkins and All- er officers included executive vice 
president Sidney Silverman; sec- 
retary Joe Braun and treasurer 
Joe Mandelbaum. 
Tam’s pro, Warren Orlick, today 
announced final results for the five 
top places in Nationa] Golf Day 
receipts. Michigan led with $5,434,- 
TS. Others were New England, $5,- 
024.75; Illinois, $4,934; Metropoli- 
tan New York $4,879.25 and South 
California $4,593.41. Horton Smith 
topped the state with $208 for De- 
troit CC; Orlick has $173 for Tam.   
      America Bob Anderson against 
the very deep Navy squad. 
Navy itself has a fine 
attack. built around Capt. Ned 
Oldham, Harry Hurst and Ray 
Wellborn. 
Fifth-rankeqd Oklahoma, which 
was dumped from its. customary 
No. 1 spot by the Notre Dame up- 
set, can close out the regular sea- 
son- with a %and-1 record by 
beating Oklahoma State. The 
Orange Bowl-bound Sooners are 
favored by 18 points. 
  
Sugar Bow! Has 
Eye on Today's. 
Southwest Victor NEW ORLEANS The Sugar 
Bowl cast an anxious eye toward 
' |Houston, Tex., where the winner 
of the Rice-Baylor football game 
could affect the selection of a 
team to play here in the New 
Year’s Day game. 
    at 199.726 miles and then averaged 
189.571 on the required return run, 
for an average 10 miles faster 
ithan the record set Nov. 1 by Miss 
—|Supertest on Canada's Lake On-| 
'tario. 
* *% 
Regas wasn't satisfied with his 
speed and said he would return 
today, weather and other condi-| 
tions permitting, for a crack at the; 
hydroplaner’s dream — 200 miles 
hour. 
His time yesterday also was fast- 
er than any propeller driven hydro- 
plane ever had been clocked on 
the measured mile, averaging 
183.350 miles an hour, The pre- 
vious fastest mile was 178.497 by! 
Slo-Mo-Shun IV in 1952, also on) 
Lake Washington. 
* * * 
The timing of the mile account.| 
ed for his variation in sfeed. His 
first trip, the kilometer was at 
the end of the course, by which 
time he had reached top speed. 
The kilometer was first on the re- 
turn trip and he had not had time) 
to bring it back to full one 
after the turn. 
His mile lap times were 178.218: 
and 188.482 miles an_ hour, 
spectively. 
The run capped a day of ES, 
roaring about the lake by the Kai,, 
the Thriftway too and the Sunnee 
Brand, all 
setting a. 
Downs His First Buck 
Public relations man 
Dunn, 4172 Waterloo, Waterford   
village, downed his first buck in| 
|R & R MOTORS, Inc. Ypsilanti, Dunn took his 8-point, 
deer near severa] years of hunting this year. 
Hunting with real estate man Roy 
Knauf of Pontiac and son, Karl of 
185-pound (dressed) 
Oscoda county, Others are still at   Mikado, trying for their bucks, jter Sports Assn., 
Te-| 
t with the hope of 
Norman | General Manager Fred Jidby 
of the Sugar Bowl yesterday de- 
nied an invitation had been issued 
ito Texas A&M, a 9-7 loser to Tex- 
Paul DeBlanc, president of the 
Bow!-sponsoring Mid-Win- | 
said his group | 
had ‘‘not extended an invitation to! ‘Sugar 
the Texas ) Agsies. " | | 
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Gomulka Cracks Down in Poland» Wales Sees Sputnik | Tapas pevomance ot * « * i pee Yank na 
Press Freedom Ending las Wheeling Fireball U.S. Monkey Who Flew ah eres ee ‘THE a 
Ry JOHN H. MARTIN Communist Party boss Nikita | LONDON w — Watchers re- g PPY veda did in Spunk 2. : . COMMUNITY NATIONAL : ENS Foreign Director | Khrushchev .in a |ported seeing a ball of fire wheel- 7 : 
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Wladyslaw Gomulka went to Mos-jchangé. Poland still is dependent|the first Russian satellite waslin a cage today munching on aj Sibiecied to gravitational frees | 4 0 i. oe | cow for the Communist “unity” lon Russia, hemmed in as it is be-|about to end its 56-day flight|carrot—apparently unconcerned by oy ia 
| mation — which Yugoslavia tween that powerful neighbor and|through space. But this was dis- all the publicity given to the dog prragill pllormecy one “9 at |York Journal American said that ¥ on SAVING CERTIFICATES 
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“We think the ball of fire was) ‘Stratosphere’ whe has been 00| gravity” for a minute oF so; | An inservice course in elemen- Semana beaxing offices. EE: & flente pro.|with @ great deal of freedom alter! reany Sputnik II circling its or.|¢xhibit at the Smithsonian's Na- 
oe and (4) was parachuted to earth /tary Russian for high school teach- 3 ” tional Zoo here since Nov. 5, 1953. ry gh : gram to cut in half the 1,300,000/last year's violent dispute with = —— coh ae, aes in the nose of the rocket. ers, beginning in February 1958,| 3 ‘s : Communit | yen 5 Pe mnie id im ay| ‘That was more then a year after| Says Dr. Theodore Reed, acting|has been submitted for approval.| 1.9 "ya y | his ‘new course” policy. But now Gomulka is drawing |Moscow radio, which said in an i ES. Experimental projects in one junior) ¢: ae ee ° é a sharp line between what js [OVeFseas broadcast that the sec-/he, another monkey s firector of the 200: high school and one senior high| Fy bat National Bank He wants to get rid of both the called constructive criticism and |9%4 satellite can be seen with the|were shot some 36 miles into the/ There has been no evidence of school also in the | 5 left-wing intellectuals and the : e naked eye. upper atmosphere in an Air Force - planning! 9% OF DESY Stalinists, The intellectuals com- | Political “oppositionism. e«¢*« ” Aerobee rocket. any ill effects of the flight that |stage. ie . 
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   Your Neighbor’s House 
Thompsons Improve on First Model By JANET ODELL 
Pontiag Press Home Editor 
In the past few “weeks we 
have had several homes that 
were do - it - yourself projects. 
Most of the builder-owners have 
said, “Never again!" Not so 
with today’s family, 
John N, Thompson, a teacher 
_at Waterford High School,’ has 
now built two houses. He is 
willing to do a third one, but 
his wife puts her foot down. 
She hat she has and in- 
tends to stay at 3776 Lakewood, 
Watkins Lake, for some time. 
’”~ * & 
Actually, Mr. ‘Thompson did 
only about half the actual build- 
ing of their new home and sub- 
contracted the rest, He did, how. 
ever, draw plans to fit the lot 
just as he had done for the first 
house, When the Thompsons 
moved, they merely went next 
door. dudy, the eldest daughter, 
was allowed to come home 
from school to have her 
picture taken with her sister, 
Nancy. Judy is six and Nancy 
is four, 
Both are delightfully. poised 
little girls who carry on a con- 
versation with strangers as well 
as grownups would. Anxious to 
have their bedroom photo- 
graphed, they worked willingly 
to put it in order, “Unusual,” 
said their mother. 
BOSS CAT 
Smudge, the black and white 
kitten, shared the limelight with 
his two. young mistresses. 
Smudge is only six months old, 
but already is mammoth and 
gives promise of soon being the 
neighborhood’s chief cat. 
‘The Thompson house is white 
frame with brick trim on the 
lower part. Mr, Thompson 
adapted it to the lot by making the front section two story. 
There are exterior entrances 
on two levels, 
A wide driveway leads up to 
the two-car garage and curving 
steps go up the side hill, Ga- 
rage door and shutters are 
painted turquoise. At the left of 
the garage is the door to the 
recreation room, 
This room has a brown and 
beige checked tile floor, Walls 
are a light sandalwood color. 
Shuttered doors close off the 
laundry room, In this latter 
space the girls’ father has hung 
a swing for them. 
tic covered with black and gold 
lines, There are tan flowered 
drapes at the full length front 
windows. At the end of the 
room nearest the outside door 
{Continued To Page 19) 
te emer sete "Sduneac eae indian, 
TWO GIRLS WITH CAT — That might be the title of this picture if it were an the picture below Mrs, Thompson is taking it easy in a damask covered arm chair, 
Walls and carpeting in the living room are sandalwood. From the windows at the 
right there is a view of Watkins Lake. eighteenth century painting. Judy and Nancy pose on the hearth with Smudge, the 
cat, cuddled close by. The sofa and armchair in the picture are both gold color. In 
“LOUVERED OPENING — This opening cut in 
the wall between the dining room and kitchen 
can be closed with louvered shutters.. On the 
aqua wallpaper there are pictures and lists of 
foods sold in old-time sweet shops — “Ginger 
> “REC ROOM” — Just a wonderful place for the children to marmalade; rock candy; spiced peaches; and 
bonbons”’ are but a few. The tile floor is beige, 
tan and gold. The steel and plastic breakfast set 
is yellow and gray. ELEVATED LIVING ROOM — In the three-level home built by the John N. 
Thompsons, this spacious living room is located on the second level, with windows 
opening at the front and end of the house. Mrs. Thompson is shown at the side win- 
ees Poutioc Press Photos by Ed Vanderwerp :   ag oe 
dows, facing the front window area. A fireplace is another feature of the room, al- 
though not shown in this view. 
play and the parents to hold informat parties. There's even a fire- alee thove's @ ebikagit-<alitede ith plaiiage ben on FEMININE PINK — Judy and Nancy share a pink and blue Stutfea animals and dolls, toys.dear to the hearts of \little girls - place at the end of the room from-which this picture was_taken. a panel of ribbed glass. The louvered doors at the room. Walls are aqua, but curtains, spread and lamps are all pink. everywhere, ee loeet So ream. Te ge ae Oe 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1957 _ ft 
  
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Ingenuity Pays Off Well | in Fixing Up Basement 
pert la game hage 
and dingy does. not mean that it 
must stay that way. Ripping out| |. amy &@ partition or building a better) Safar rei 
placed one can make all the dif- 
ference in the world, separating 
useful play and setvice sections. 
* * * ’ 
One ingenious homemaker had 
her work space partitioned off, 
hung bamiboo screens over it and! 
used the remainder of the base-| 
ment as a place for small parties. 
She turned an old worn-out rug 
upside down, spray-painted the flat) 
surface with her vacuum cleaner, 
made curtains out of Japanese’ 
print material, and hung Japanese 
lanterns from the ceiling. She had 
enough of them wired to give the) 
required light. ;   
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Another place where the little 
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dren and grandchildren who come 
to visit granny over holidays, the 
basic house plan should include 
two bedrooms and baths, one, of 
course, the master bedroom, and 
with a separate entrance. The ad- 
jaffair, possibly adjoining the kitch- 
‘en or utility room, Extra sleeping 
space can be had with convertible, 
furniture — a divan in living or! 
a bed, for example. 
shelves for that beloved collec- 
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Calls for Cutting Margin 
If you always find that board 
lengths cut for precision wood-; 
working projects are undersize, a 
leading manufacturer of power 
saws, Thor Power Tool Company, 
Chicago, has a suggestion, 
When using your power saw, re- 
member that cutting through the 
scribe mark that has been drawn 
to exact measure will leave you) 
with a piece shorter than your re-| 
quirement. Avoid this by cutting. 
alongside the scribe mark on the; 
“unwanted”’ side of the board and) 
not through the mark. the other the guest room, possibly) 
ditional bath should be. a small! 
dining room which folds out into) 
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let in light and air, and to bring 
the outdoors inside during those 
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REAL ESTATE 
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670 W. Huron FE 4-3525 | 
MODEL OPEN Sunday 1 to 8 P.M. 
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SEVENTEEN   
  SPLIT LEVEL RANCH -— This seven-room split level ranch 
home will fit a 73-foot lot. It has a basement under the main 
A distinctive economy feature 
‘of this split level ranch style 
home, aside from the appeal of 
seven well-planned rooms on a 75- 
foot plot, is a sunken family room 
and sunken vestibule. 
Being two steps below the main} 
section of the house, which is a 
simple rectangle over a basement 
area of the same shape, the 
family room wing including the 
garage can—be built on slab con- 
erete, considerably cutting the! 
overall construction costs. 
* * * 
The keynote of the plan is its   = . ! 
It has dramatic interior features 
and its exterior is a model of re- 
strained but handsome styling; | 
yet a major attraction is compact- 
ness and wise use of all available) 
space. 
SPACB ECONOMY STRESSED 
Seldom have we seen 
economical use made of the space| 
which is so valuable to the home-| 
owner, The design is by Architect, 
Herman H. York, one ot America's} 
foremost architects in the small) 
homes field, and has been selected | 
  eine ’ STUDY PLAN ORDER COUPON The overall dimensions of this b 
seven-room house are 54 feet by | . 
Se kocd wo tichos, ‘hes | wouhd |) Building Editor: 
fit comfortably on a 7%5-foot- b Enclosed is 35 cents. Please send me a copy of the study 
wide plot, Approximately half |, plan of The House of the Week, Design HW-78. No stamps 
of this breadth is used by the |, accepted. Please de not use sticky tape on coins. 
main wing, which includes three |} 
bedrooms, living room, dining |! . 
reom, kitchen and bath. H Name 
Under the main wing, the base-|4 —— 
if 
it se } Street 
Statistics 1 Excluding the garage, the ! 
square footage of The House of |! City State 
The Week HW-78 is 1,840; add 
273 square feet for the garage. 
The overall -dimensions of the 
house, 34 feet by 50 feet 10 
inches, make it possible for this 
seven-room dwelling to fit on a 
75-foot plot. _ 
  
ment area offers space for an op- 
tional recreation room 17 feet 10 
inches by 25 feet 8 inches plus an 
optional lavatory, closet space, a 
bar, a shop and work bench and a 
large open cellar. 
PLUMBING COSTS LESS 
The cost of the plumbing for the 
basement lavatory and the bar is 
minimized because they have been 
placed directly under the bathroom 
upstairs. 
What normally would be a 
breezeway has been designed as 
the foyer and the family room, 
the latter an ample 13 feet by 
21 feet. The family room also 
has been centrally located for 
maximum convenience and util- 
ity. 
The foyer leads directly into the 
family room and also up two steps 
to ‘the living room. 
Stairs lead from the family room 
to the basement, Two steps at the 
far end of the family room lead to 
the kitchen, There also is direct 
access to a rear terrace from the 
  
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he can rig a foptball so that it can 
receive messages. The doc says he 
can fix it so the coach can talk 
to the ball. Whenever he wanted 
to give the boys on the field any 
instructions he'd just broadcast 
the word...and,;it would be 
picked up by the specially tuned 
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This would save wear and tcar 
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Agricultural experts have de- 
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size and shape of a basketball. 
Now how about a small square 
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If you're tired of trying to make 
things fit into apartment - sized 
living quarters, come in for a cup 
of coffee and a chat... and let's 
see what can be done toward the 
full - sized new. home that'll suit 
your needs. For choice ‘residential | 
properties throughout the Pontiac 
area, remember Realtor Partridge 
is the “bird” to see, 
Huron St., FE 4-358}, Split Level. Ranch. Has 
Economy Family Room 
ithe family room — it is possible 
1050 West | family room, through sliding glass 
doors. . 
CENTRALLY LOCATED ROOM 
There is an additional con- 
venience to the central location of 
to go through it from the front 
door to the rear terrace without 
disturbing the living room. 
Both the dining room and the 
kitchen, everlooking the family 
room, have a modified balconied 
effect and are separated from 
the family room by wrought tron 
open railings.   notice the location of the laundry 
and its lavatory off to one side of 
the family room and between the| 
garage and the rear terrace. 
Should a two-car garage be re-| 
quired, it can be built easily as 
shown on the floor plan. ghee 
section at the 
  left. The wing on the right ean be constructed on | 
slab concrete. Wood shingles cover the exterior. oe 
  
  
    OPTIONAL RECREATION 
ROOM — An optional recreation 
room is provided in the basement 
area under the main wing of the 
| house. 
  
Favor Certain Colors 
in Asbestos Siding 
| Green, gray and white are the 
most popular colors in asbestos- 
    
Teement siding shingles, according 
ite a recent survey of home owners 
iowa i jwho have this type of sidewall   
room. 
tangle is occupied by the living for closet space; 
| room, dining room and kitchen isliding doors. 
and separating these rooms from | 
the bedrooms is a hall opening | 
_ inte all bedrooms and the bath. 
such’ The living room, with a fireplace| Notice, too, the economical way FAMILY ROOM — This view of the family room looks up into 
| the slightly elevated kitchen and out through sliding glass doors 
simplicity and sound arrangement.) For economical use of space, | into the rear terrace. A wrought iron railing sets off the upper |eovering: A preference was shown 
\for light and medium shades. 
| Also in demand, according to 
trade reports, are various shades 
of brown and yellow and two-tone & 
all closets have effects 
Asbestos - cement siding, manu- 
facturers report, are now made in 
The same economy-ol-space idea'a range of colors and color tones 
thas been used in the area separat-|io suit every taste. 
jing the bathroom and the rear) ————— 
bedroom, roughly half uf this space; Whenever possible, keep the table 
at the front, has large untraveled in which closet space for the bed-|being used for bedroom closets saw in the center of your work- 
areas making possible a variety 
furniture grouping arrange- 
ments. rooms has been arranged. 
jrectangular space between the two! 
Half of the main wing’s rec- |front bedrooms is divided equally 
  
  
  
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plus taxes and insurance The 2d the remaining part for the shop so that large pieces of wood 
bath. - ‘can be conveniently maneuvered. 
  
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Sprayed Cocoon 
‘Method Used   CHICAGO w — The technique 
jused to “mothball” ships now 
may be applied to construction. 
* * * 
Richard & 
shelter design of the Illinois In- 
stitute of Design, developed the 
method of spraying quick-drying 
vinyl “cocoon” onto a tabular steel 
|frame. 
| * * * 
| He believes the technique may 
jlead to better and less expensive 
shelter. 
_ Some of the advantages of the 
| mew covering are that it is cheap 
| er to use, faster to apply, mois- | 
| ture proof and does not need | 
rigid framework. Two students | 
  erected one of the shelters, 12 
| feet high and 29 feet in diameter, 
in 15 hours, 
The technique also has been used 
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  Baringer,. head of 2 jto make furniture, lighting fixtures Trucks Boast Good Paint 
jand sculpture, ; ° eee 
| Cloth tape, meshed at 6-inch in-| When on the new super - high- 
tervals, gives the vinyl something “8S, do you notice how often you: 
lto cling to, The vinyl -fibers can|“° passed by trucks of certain ; jcompanies which are spick and 
‘span a two-foot space if necessary, span with a new paint job? Trucks 
after the ‘addition of ‘webbing are the travelling billboards for 
agents. their owner’s products. Cleah and 
White pigment is added to a sec- well-painted—with lettering distinct 
ond coat of pure vinyl to keep the and clearly visible—they serve as 
‘sun’s rays from deteriorating the roving ‘‘commercials,"’ but are less 
plastic. . jnoisy and more pleasant, 
      
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ceiling tile: regular ceiling tile and 
acoustical, or noise-quieting, ceil-| © 
ing tile. Both types have the ad- 
vantage of being decorative, non- i % 
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vt tractor to install and simple to 
keep clean and attractive for years 
of service. ‘ 
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i The acoustical ceiling has the 
additional advantage of soaking up 
excessive sound by means of noise- 
absorbing crevices or holes in the 
|surface of 2 
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the material. In an 
    
  
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they filed away in a shoe box 
somewhere in the attic, or in a 
truck you've lost the key to? 
Every home needs an office 
where these valuables can be kept 
at fingertip reach and a place 
where the children, bless them, 
with their smeary little hands can't 
mess things up. 
Your home office needn't be big, 
in fact,-an alcove of the living 
room, dining room, or bedroom 
might be appropriated for it. But 
it should be an area which hag a 
definite atmosphere of its own, one 
which invites the grown-ups to 
partake of its comfortable sur-| 
roundings while balancing the   
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Sales by JERRY .E. ADAMS $280 DOWN GENERAL REAL ESTATE 2536 Dixie Hwy., Pontiac Federal 4-541 Model: 3000 Vesthemstese, Ponting HERRINGTON HILLS     
  
  HANDY HOME OFFICE — Give a gal a-cozy 
. spot where she can curl up with a book out of the 
tificate, school diplomas? Or sre   can turn into a, 
made a friend. 
Easily Made 
Room 
coat of 
‘h coloring 
shelves and walla does it, and 
‘you'll never have te worry about 
future repainting or repapering, 
  paneling and shelving. Finish the wodd naturally 
with clear varnish for best results, 
hubby company while he’s doing, 
battle with tax statements, and it 
wil] make a comfy corner where 
the two of them can relax while } 
going over bank statements and 
budgets. 
{stall a telephone here, too, so that! 
discussions with insurance brokers: 
and the family lawyer can be held/ 
with records right handy 
erence. And don't forget to. provide | 
for good lighting. A desk lamp 
is a must to combat shadows cast 
by overhead lights. * + * | 
It would be a good idea to in- 
        | Bloomfiel “The choice of se 
          
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  to build one in. The same cedar ae cntsiny: aa “thas “ 
should t® used for the desk to hs important record keeping a more carry out the decorative scheme, |neasant task when a special, com. and its dimensions will depend on/fortable nook~is designed for your needs and the size of the|your home. . 
See over es - s * * Several Pale Shades sure to provide locks on one 
sly Somes tara vy ren wom one drawer deep 
enough to hold manila file folders. your room Lelore sea Secidee en Tabbed file folders makes the eas-inew paint color If you have sev- 
lest way to keep papers separated. |ora) colors in your furnishings, the A pull-out shelf in the desk for &/naier more unobtrusive shade is! typewriter is also a good idea. best for your walls, You cannot Bookshelves are a must, too, |go Wrong on a 4 
and one wall can be devoted to |= te en Bi 
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conn of a ‘inae| This Is an are n arm’s reach. 
books for: pleasure reading here, 
too, for this will prove an ex. | Concrete Block cellent spot to snatch a few 
moments of lelsure away from 
the family brouhaha, 
| The only furniture needed in the }. office nook, in addition to the 
    
     
     
    
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When you have finished painting! 
do you make sure that all remain-| 
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container and clearly marked? Put 
on a nice label telling where you 
used it, whether it is a mixture or 
one or more tinting colors and, if 
80, how much of each’color was 
used. This information will be use- 
ful when you need a touch-up job 
or when you want to use the same 
color in another part of the house. 
    
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27 ORCHARD LAKE 
TALBOTT LUMBER CO. 
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Waterford Lumber Co. 
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5340 HIGHLAND ROAD              
  ROTH LUMBER CO. . 
» $360 W. HURON 
       
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THE. PONTIAC. PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1957 -   
FACING WATKINS LAKE — The John N. Thompson house is on Lakewood, 
facing Watkins Lake. Buff brick trims the lower part of the exterior, while the upper. story is white frame with turquoise shutters. Garage doors are also turquoise. The 
& v   the hill. Mr. Thompson designed his house and did a 
on it himself. door at the left opens into the recreation room. There is a second exterior door up Subtract a litle 
From Outside Size 
When an advertisement gives the ifeet? About as much as an extra) 
large bathroom, Remember, that, 0 ing sli. 
saw is. adjustable so that the 
blade can be angled to make a 
bevel cut, while a tilting table saw 
is adjustable so that the top can . 
be angled for the same purpose. state, since wood stud walls are 
much Jess bulky = maser | 
and brick, —- . | 
How much is 0 extra — 
  
  square footage of a home, what} 
does it mean? rs . 
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The question is asked by many a 
prospective home buyer, ‘the West! 
points out.   * * 
Floor area, the lumbermen ex- 
plain, is measured by the outside 
dimensions of a home, so that the, 
actual living space inside the home| 
depends on how much room your: 
walls take up. 
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A wood frame house that is | 
wood sided will give a home buy- | 
er about 40 extra square feet of | 
living space, the lumber experts 
  
Peatiac Press Photo 
great deal of the actual work 
W. MOOTE   + >   
Vermiculite in Grill 
Provides Evener Heat 
A layer of vermiculite spread 
under the charcoal in an outdoor 
grill will help provide even heat 
for barbecuing, according to en- 
gi mineral, which nor- 
ly is used as an insulating materi- 
terial, also will absorb grease drip- 
mally is used as an insulating -:ma- 
pings and reduce fare oa. * 
  It acts as a wick so less fire- 
starting liquid is needed to ignite| 
the charcoal. Vermiculite usually 
can be obtained from lumber deal- 
ers and hardware stores. 
Refrigerator Quit 
- We'll Fix tt With 
25% OFF on Parts 
FE 5-3759 PETE'S REFRIGERATION 1764 Cass Lake Road   
        
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PORCH POINTER—Here's 
| are attractive, but they—are 
  age by insects. 
  
    
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tremely durable. Plus features 
include fire-safety, resistance to 
| weather and immunity to dam- ‘Thompson Home 
      
  
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and black mesh fire-curtains. that open or close. with me a 
pull of the-tab. Designed to mount on face of fireplace .. . 
easily attached, 
With Solid Brass Hood: 
To fit fireplace opening from 35” to 42” wide. .$24.95 
To fit fireplace Opening from 42” to 46” wide. - $29.95 
. With All Black Hood: 
To fit fireplace opening up to 28" wide... vee. $12.95 
To fit fireplace opening up to 36” wide........$14.95 
         .-. if you own a fireplace . 
YOU NEED A [gtNOTNeen 
the most perfect tool ever 
made for managing a fire! 
Forcep-action of this untque tool fets you lift 
6" logs or small embers with equal ease — 
  without disturbing the fire . . . Fire Tender is 
and manage fires, comfortably away from the 
heat, Use one—and you'll wonder how you 
friends will never forget you! 
Polished Solid Brass Handles with $12 95 
Same Size in All Black $3 95 Oe ys | 
Wrought lron cee ener senenene * 
horseshoe design on handles’ ~« w Only... $6.95 
handy. .’. rie 
practical 30” long so that you can poke drafts, roll logs, 
ever did without it! Give one —and your . 
Black Wrought Iron Log Grips... 
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3-PIECE FIRETOOL SET, to hang on wall, 
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  @PEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TH CHRISTMAS 
WIGGS — Bs WEST HURON ST.   | tip for owners of older homes. If 
| the ceilings on your porches | 
| need replacement, cover them | 
with asbestos-cement board. The 
| smooth, durable panels not only 
| an opening has been cut, Lou- 
| vered folding shutters can be White curtains have pink and 
blue stylized flowers, Furniture 
is mahogany, The bedspread is 
hand crocheted, 
Nancy and Judy share an aqua 
room with a tiny matching lav- 
| atory. All bedroom floors are 
natural finished oak and are bare 
except for scatter rugs. 
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Fits Land Contour (Continued From Page 15) 
is a fireplace of buff colored 
bricks, 
To shut off the end of the 
stairway going up to the kitchen | 
there is a storage cabinet with 
a planter ‘on top. Above the 
planter is a pane] of ribbed 
glass. 
YFLLOW KITCHEN 
The kitchen is a compact 
square room. The working area 
is concentrated in one corner 
with a yellow Formica counter |. a — 
top. Next to the stove is a built- | 5. ane A larsgsccsm arg 
= cutting board. Appliances are | space for the youngsters. They white. The cafe curtains and top 
ruffle are yellow. Beige, tan and 
gold in diamond pattern make 
up the tile floor. 
In the opposite corner there's 
dining space. Here the walls 
afe papered in aqua to con- 
trast with the plain aqua walls 
elsewhere, This paper pictures 
and lists items found in an 
old-fashioned sweet shop, The 
breakfast set is stainless steel 
with gray and yellow top and 
chairs, 
In the wall above the table let 
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| Their furniture is gray mahog- 
; any with a bookcase headboard 
| on the bed. Curtains and bed- 
| skirt are pink and white dia- 
| mond patterned material.-The 
spread is pink corduroy. Smudge 
consideres this room hig too and 
spends many hours dozing on 
the rug next to the hed. 
*   |or 
have lived here just over a year. 
if 
  HOME OWNERS 
QUESTION BOX 
Q—We're trying to choose a 
home to build from a book of 
house plans. The one with the 
most features we want has a 
fiat roof. Is it true that fiat- 
roofed houses are hot in sum- 
mer? 
A—In general, yes. The sun 
beats directly down on the roof. 
and is radiated into living areas. 
A . house 
normally is cooler in summer be- | - BURMEISTER .. . GOLD BOND 
      used to close this interior win- 
dow. 
TRADITIONAL FURNITURE 
Although the dining room is 
separate from the living room, it 
has the same sandalwood walls 
and carpeting. Draperies in both 
rooms are white with coral, gold, 
green and black designs. The. 
dining room is on ground levye- 
el; the living room is on the sec- 
ond floor; both really are on the 
same floor. passing through carries heat out. 
through louvers. 
roof is’ that it can be roofed with 
asphalt shingles in a color of your, mtenti oy furnt-—hoice, adding greatly to the ap- ena e con e pare ae |Pearance of the house, and giving | toes Oe cae a bs SS an |you a “color key” from which to 0 windows, * ‘plan other exterior colors. Per- seats are chartreuse. ‘haps the house plan you like can               Lroof. 
reused once it has hardened? 
A—Yes. Soak it with linseed oil, 
knead it with your fingers until 
tency. 
ventilation for my photographic — 
dark room? 
A—A fan blowing through one, ; 
linstalled in one wall should do the’ 
|trick. Blowing air in, rather than) 
‘out, 
trround doors and windows. 
BURMEISTER... GOLD BOND BURMEISTER . .. GOLD BOND BURMEISTER... GOLD BOND 
ALUMINUM HUMPHREY TENSION SEAL 
with a pitched roof Q 
cause it has an attic space large ° 
enough for proper ventilation. Air, a 
a oll Another advantage of a. pitched 
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sale counterpart isi he te ree | Gos Permit— ja — na Sega on. aml | © mam eee oe” at oe $145 4 on rece. oO Exterior, b -] 
omy. one, cave, | ACT NOW! I] Doors With Lights [ficee' og SATIN 8 EL gett ge Ra agg as a study. But there is warn- | bi ~~ . pkey ei oon be dap | Install a Famous |. Randle = | 59 Sta ne See © San ase Sa... 9 . . Fonds, Ist only. in one corner, Thi is ; 
ee ee ee CLEAR PONDEROSA PINE MOULDING [ 2:10 x. 5 The ‘second bedroom is blue. | me | , White Pine $114.50 | 3 /GAS FURNACE} | oax rooninc 200 FT. OR MORE a 18 CUSTOM HOMES E . ‘ae | Ne; Lend Beer FS | Free Esti “> Te. | $9Qeer | Moulded Base %ox3% .............Lin FL. 9% | Red Fir 114.501 © bream Hills - ree Estimates |@ Common 5. Modern Base %x3% ......... Lin FL Sef meren pple Lane Silane 30°" | Moulded Casing 11/1622 ........ Lin. Ft. 7%2¢ | 1x12 White Fir wo Open Sundays 1-6 |] SEMERAL@pEtEcrRIG [Z| Common 5. VSO | stoder Casing 11/16:2% Lins Tine Teun? $ 89.5015 —— 9 a a Moulded Apron 11/16x2% .........Lin. Ft. Te | 4's piccter z= MAKE AN OFFER |} ale 215+ Shingles Modern Apron 11/16x2'. ..........Lin. Ft. 7'2e Board $ 1.35]% WILL SELL BELOW | ERY, (Ate) Window Step %ex%e ......... sooo chim. WU Je Rock Lath . =| MARKET PRICE | Oo All Colors Window Stop *%sxl*% ........... ... Lin. Ft. 3e 37”... $ 98 Sd 
Dewa Parments vo Fit Your Bedeet HH 351 W. Paddock FE $-6973 |. Window Stop ‘sxl% ....... : Lin. Ft. 3%2e fF tre ° Anson Priehs, Bide, Mi 4-6446 | 2 i: $7.45 Window Stop x3% .........0.... Lin. Ft. 10% | >, —— « Base Shoe %x% ....... vecccee es Lin, PL 2% | overwace $2.50 PRICED BELOW APPRAISED VALUATION - 15 FELT | Din Cap tai veceeeeee Lim, PL 9 $ fa] 1S? Brick Mould 15/16x2 - Lin, Ft. 12 | Pie, Sand tor the Kiddie a "1950 Down z 432 Ft. Rake Mould 11/16x242 .......... Lim. Ft. 12c 9¢ ss > § Quarter Round %4x% ..............Lim. Ft. 3c nin co 
WE TRADE | 30-Year Mortgage * , 2.95 Cove %x% ........ eececccccees Mei. Pt* S¥2e | Fir ptyscore ...... sesees 
*. fo Spring Cove %4x2% ...............Lim. PL 7'%e $4.65 137 of These Beautiful Homes Occupied! | 7 ALUMINUM Spring Cove %4x2% ..............Dim FL 9¢ | as 14 Fe ONLY 2 LEFT! HURRY! ° FOIL INSULATION Snring Cove %4x3% ...... . Lin. Ft. 10'2¢ cars) 50. Builder won ’ wait, wants-them sid iat once, therefore _ priced % a 500 Ft , _— same eee ceeee ne eecerur 7 rt x cauee paid 
1000 op %. Redioped ohh Whete Kins inchorete, ° Lattice xl .............+.. him, PL 3'%e ff 4x8 4" V- Formic Counter Tope Forced Hea, Walksin Closet" Poved 8 *9.95 "d. Mould %4xl% ................bim Ft. 6e 650. Lote. Live where tunes are prectically nothing Sn re 79. he | Closet Pole 1% Dia. ............. = I. 9t%¢ , : OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY 1 TO 7 P. M. ° r Only 5 Minutes from Downtown Pontiac ge 
3 3119 HERBELL “| GASH-WAY Burmeis ter. s- SAMO SPE. | Mile Past Telegraph Road to Fernbarry Road, Right One Block’ Ee Delivery Service . 
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      esi i aia ~ Renew Surface With Tile|mettod. Before you start the, $b, 
to Regain Beauty 
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   though, make sure the floor, wall % | 
nS ad ____, /or countertop is structurally sound, | 
Es Yes, it is perfectly possible tojlevel and free of old materials! 
set a new layer of Ceramic tile|that might interfere with the bond| over an*old layer, If the original of the adhesive. 
tile ‘floor, wall or countertop has 
‘been defaced beyond recall, you To make a small room seem 
can regain its beauty and prac-/dramatic and important, use his- ticality by installing new tile. [toric murals that fool the eye into 
_ -_ ke ® seeing depth; refreshing scenes-de- 
This can be done with either the picting mountains and streams, or) 
approved adhesives (bearing US| the luxury of textured coverings 
Dept. of Commerce hallmark CS/simulating damask, stone, marble! 
181-52) or the conventional cement'or bamboo. 
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GARAGES J 
wom ° Roofing 
* Storm Windows 
i * Porches REFLECTS HEAT — Sketch, 
     can be used instead of foil. 
|Radiator Etfi    | No matter how much we ap. 
preciate the warmth that comes 
-| from registers and radiators, we 
‘can't help thinking what a nuisance 
ithey can be. 
, Any man who's lugged furni- 
ture around every time his wife above, shows how aluminum foil- 
covered panel behind radiator reflects heat into the room that AS : 
otherwise might be absorbed by a cold wall. Aluminum paint | 
ciency 
Increased With Barrier 
choose something other than a me- 
tallic paint ——___ 
It reflects heat all right—right 
back into the radiator. If you 
| have a radiator painted a bright, 
handsome, silver color, you have 
also a 15 per cent heat loss. Get 
  ___| closets, SS, SATURDAY, aiebicn 80, 1957 
Did you make any repairs or Repairs May Be Deducted flakes in the finish. Another ‘made by incorporating pear! os 
chemical coating used in-jsence in the formulation of the 
  Built-In Closets 
renovations in your home during 
1957? If so, it might be rewarding Used to Create 
‘Beauty. Nook’ >... (2122 1,4 zits te cowarting book or to. query your Internal 
 Built-ins can solve almost any| Revenue office. You may tind the 
storage problem in the home, but/money spent on your home can be 
they can work other wonders asideducted from your taxable in- 
well when used with a little imag-/Come. Whether it is exempt from) | imation taxation or not, ary money spent 
A good example is shown, in the" improvements is a sound in- drawing‘ of two built cloasts a. "Ameo! ranged to create a “beauty a 
in the bedroom, bath, or dressing Glamor Coatings Please room, 
One closet. houses linens, and the 
other can be used as a wardrobe,|cal 
or for storing sundry needs such     
  
  
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  ou're really living! The best 
in modern fuels deserves the 
    ly is @ pearl.--like finishjfinish. 
      
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if ACCEPT NOTHING BUT 
a : as extra blankets, bathroom sup-. 
/ * plies, and small appliances, or per- 
HEATING ‘haps to hide a clothes hamper. 
EQUIPMENT         
The louver doors of ponderosa 
pine serve two special purposes, 
They give a modern, textured 
appearance to the reom, and 
| Permit circulation of air in the 
important toe prevent 
mustiness and discourage. moths. 
Wardrobe closets of ponderosa 
pine with hinged louver doors can 
(be obtained in “knocked down” 
|form. They are easily assembled 
jat home.         
    
    
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
Up to 5 Years to Pay 
G & M Construction Co. 2260 Dixie Hwy., North of Telegraph Rd., Pontiac eee       . } large heat risers for warm-air fur-/ absorbed by the wall.     igets a yen to see how it looks! —— = and varnish remover | The closets in the drawin see mr ar and shopping. : ; read some newspapers un- closets e ving were| Ae | ° dere tere pent o Mord der = radiator to catch the (built by a carpenter. Four stock! Y, Mile West of Village of Commerce on Sleeth Rd. Or Anything You Need at a Price Firion cre anne Tait Gtipplags. "Wear robber aloves |louver “shuttorr’ of pendent pine, Otto A. Trzos 12.N 8 P.M to Fit Y. Budcet no matter how heavy the furni-) amd go to work with steel woel were hinged at one side and in the! Open Daily and Sunday oon to 8 P. M. oF! our Budge ture. | until all the old finish is re- |middle, permitting them to fold 3101 0 hard Rd a . a tk & * | moved. Do this with heat OFF. |compactly when opened. re. Lake Rd. Get Rich Quick Our Many SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Are She'll remind him that the piece} Next, paint the radiator with Keego Harbor . 
Our BEST RECOMMENDATION [a= Fepe Pee Me the aes] some neutral shade, dull finish) A wall of glass block has in-| FE 2-0278 : : lee i. wit ce drying: out|#/kyd base paint if you feel it/sulating properties equivalent to = ° FREE NO gilts: . ing l caseas inted. Onl int the|@" eight-inch brick wall and insu-/ . J wood and warping glued joints, {Must be painted. Only pain . Z Eves. and Sun. | her lates more than twice as well 3 TU 3 -4000 ESTIMATES . OBLIGATION And what de you do when your i" — a A as.an ordinary window, Call MA 6-6247 12545 Linwood 
  COMMERCE HILLS 
‘9980 =   
PRICE 
NO MORTGAGE COSTS 
3 bedroom ranch homes,~40 feet wide, forced air 
heat, auto. hot water. plenty of cabinets. These 
homes are 100% complete. Lots are 80 feet and 
wider. Paved streets paid for. Excellent schools 
    
— points cut dity streaks on You can save yourself further wall or ceiling and tells you to | re bout that rad- | heat loss by placing a reflective 
7 something abes |barrier behind the radiator. A thin 
~_— . 8 ‘wood panel covered with aluminum 
First: appearances: Many of, foil or paint will throw heat into 
jus stil have homes that have'the room that might otherwise be      
     
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REC. ROOMS | 
naces, or huge steam or hot-water To make use of the space that ADDITIONS =e | radiators take, you can purchase my } farm - air radiators present) in most hardware stores adjust- Qu tity W 
little difficulty. They’re generally 
ipainted to match the woodwork 
or walls, or else some neutral 
color. able metal caps that fit over the At Low Cost to Ye 
an Oy | FHA TERMS FR   
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If streaks appear around heat   
ROY ANNETT, Ine. 
: Realtors 
28 E,. Huron St.    Ph. FE 8-0466 
  place on top. The items should 
be able to withstand heat with- 
out damage or danger of fire. 
* * * Folks like to use these as extra Fy Estimat 
shelves. But be careful what you i. 
Midwest 
Supply 9 NORTH TELEGRA Yisers, they may indicate dirty 
Pipes, Or they could be indica- 
| tions. of an inadequate seal 
gel tiser where H meets Some people like to construct 
| . fancy covers so that the radiator 
| Dirty pipes yield best to pro-jresembles a piece of furniture— 
fessional cleaning. It's a very/a small cabinet, generally. Those               FE 4 xt 
  
  
  
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PHONE FE 2-0283 for QUOTATIONS | , : d : | Ss a aes. | . +. is inexpensive |= —— @ 2-Wey Radios in Our Trucks REAL BEAUTY 2 =a, — CONCRETE BLOCKS when you use |_— Fi for FASTER DELIVERY! Sue cao |= FS 
    
  |messgy job. are of doubtful value, since they. 
You can solve the problem of should be removed during the win- 
‘an inadequate seal by gluing felt ter to get maximum —     
  
_Weather strip or sponge rubber from the radiator. | 
| strips around the edges where riser | ase 
meets wall. 
| Those steam and hot-water ra-— KILL 
, diators are another matter. 
Savinckesess | ASIAN FLU : GERMS about the reflective qualities of | 
with metallic paints. 
They went and painted radia-| : 
United Pure Air 
Germicidal Unit   /   
          
   ‘tors with aluminum paint. That 
‘made them look bright and new, | 
, but the hapless painter lost heat! 
| values, too, 
        
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1957 
        
‘My Show’s Not va Trouble’   
Frank Sinatra Don’t Dig 
Gray Flannel Suit Guys 
By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD #-- “Those guys 
in the gray flannel suits—I just oA 
don’t dig ’em.” This was Frank Sinatra’s com- 
ment to reports that his TV show 
was “in trouble.” There have been 
pry sre items that his sponsors 
and network are worried over the 
quality of Sinatra’s Friday night 
show and = ratings . has drawn. 
Concern was es over the 
fact that Sinatra has done several 
shows in a few days. A news 
story said ABC has:<asked the 
crooner to do more shows live 
instead of on film. 
— remains calm through 
a 
“You'd think they'd give a show 
a chance to build," he said be-   
Prices Paid, Received 
by Farmers Move Up 
WASHINGTON (®—Farm_prod- 
uct prices rose eight-tenths of 1 
per cent in the month ended Nov. 
15, but the average of prices paid 
by farmers jumped to a record 
high at the same time. 
The figures, released yesterday 
My > Agriculture Department, 
@ prices received by 
farmers for their products ad- 
vanced to 242 per cent of the 1910- 
14 base, an increase of two 
over the: mid-October fi 
But the prices paid by Warmers 
for goods and services rose to 298 
per cent of the 1910-14 period, two 
points higher than the previous 
record of 29 in mid-October. points} tween scenes of ‘Kings go Forth.” 
“But no, The show wasn’t on two} 
weeks before the complaints start- 
coming in. 
“Do more live shows? I said| Edward 
I'd do one (last night's), But 
that’s all, If they want an audi- 
ence reaction, I'll film the shows 
before an audience, the same as 
I Love Lucy does. — - 
“But I'm not going to wfninlekc 
up the show. I loathe those phony 
laugh tracks and canned applause. 
I'd rather quit than submit to 
them, My idea in planning the 
show was that it- was a singing 
show. I don’t think you need an 
audience for that.” 
He added that the speed with 
which he films the shows has noth- 
ing to do with their quality: 
“That’s the way I work — fast. 
That’s the way I'll continue to 
work.” 
Said Sinatra: “I realize there 
was: something wrong with the 
show, and I’m going to correct 
it. It has nothing to do with an 
audience or with speed. ; 
“It's the fact that I only have 
a piano on the stage with me. 
The technicians said they couldn't 
record the. band on the same 
stage. That’s bad for me. I need 
the spark that I get from singing 
with the “full band, When the 
band was dubbed in on the sound 
track later, it just didn’t sound 
ight.” 
i x *& * 
His deal with the nervous spon- 
sors is for a year, and his multi-|W 
million-dollar contract with ABC 
extends three years. He indicated 
he’s willing to cooperate with 
them—within reason.         
  
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The Insignia of ie James, Legney. Dorothy Malone. urs.-Sat. ¢ Guns of Fort Pett Superior Service jeoat.” Audie Murphy, Kathryn Grant; Sound Protection “Action of the Tiger.” Van Johnson, Pontiac Theaters 
EAGLE 
Conners; “Chain of Evidence," 
{Bili Elliot. ; 
Sun. - Tues. “Night " 
James Somes, Audie Mi 
“Will Suecess Spoil Rock Hunter, ” 
Jayne Mansfield. 
Weds.-Fri. “Halliday Brand,” 
Joseph Cotton; “Portland Expose,”’ 
Edward Binns. 
HURON : 
Sat.-Mon. “The D. 1." Jack 
Webb; “Tbe Curse of Franken- 
stein,” Peter Cushing. 
Tues.-Thur. “Tammy and the 
Bachelor,” Debbie 
“Public Pidgeon No, 1,” Red ‘Skel- 
ton. 
Friday. ‘Will Success Spoil Rock 
Hunter,’ Jayne Mansfield: ‘‘Hat- 
full of Rain,” Eva Marie Saint. 
OAKLAND 
Sat.-Wed. “April Love,” Pat 
Boone, Shirley Jones. 
Thurs, - Weds. ‘The Jailhouse 
Rock,” Elvis Presley, Judy Tyler. 
STRAND 
Sat. “Time Limit,” Richard Wid- 
mark, June Lockhart; ‘Trooper 
Hook,” Joel McCrea, Barbara 
re . 
Sun.-Wed. “My -Man Godfrey,” 
in color, June Allyson, David Ni- 
ven; “Slim Carter,” in color, Jock 
Mahoney, Tim Hovey 
Thurs - Sat.: “Rodan,” 
“Deep Adventure.’’ 
Community Theaters Civile - Farmin, — 
Sat. “Daniel Boom Tratiblazer,’* color, 
Craig Stevens, Alex Dalton; “The Deadly 
“Radar Men of 
“Battle Hell." Richard color. 
  Sat. ‘“‘Tomahawk Trail’ ‘Chuck 
fully told in the 20th Century- 
Michaels and Arthur O'Connell.   SINGING COUPLE _ Pat Boone and Shirley Jones fall in love 
during a scene from “April Love,” currently playing at the Oak- 
land. The conversion of a “‘hot-rodder” to harness racing is color- J Hammarskjold 
Flies to Mideast 
U. N. Chief on Mission 
to Ease Tension Along 
Israel’s Borders 
BEIRUT, Lebanon # — U. N. 
Secretary General Dag Hammar- 
skjold was flying to Beirut today. 
on the first leg of a Middle East 
peace mission. 
JE * * * 
He left New York last night to 
begin a week of on-the-spot con- 
versations designed to ease ten- 
borders. 
The secretary general planned | 
to leave Beirut tomorrow for Am- 
man, capital of Jordan. He ex- 
ed. to go to Jerusalem on 
Tuesday and possibly to Damas- 
cus, Syria, afterward. 
* * * 
Hammarskjold’s principal busi- 
ness in Amman will be to dis-. 
Fox film also starring Dolores U.S. Marine Col. Byron  Leary,| 
acting head of the U.N. Truce,   
Educational 
Given Some 
By CHARLES MERCER 
NEW YORK W — Educational 
  — ‘William Hartnell: “Hell in Korea.” 
ed.-FPri. Jeanne Eagels,” Kim Novak, 
Jeff Chandler 
Hills - Recheste 
Sat. “Tarzan and the 
Gordon Scott, Betta &t 
erred Don't Cry," Sal 
Whitmore. 
Sun.- Wed. “The Man of a Thousand 
Paces," James Cagney, Dorothy Malone. 
Thurs.-Sat. “Dragoon Wells Massacre," 
Barry Sullivan, Mona Freeman: “Man 
Afraid,” George abs Phyllis Thaxter. 
‘4 Sat. “Stopover Tokyo,” Robert Wag- 
ner, Joan Collins. 
-Tues. “Man with a Thousand Leal Safari.” 
John; “The 
Mineo, James television stations, long the finan- 
cially poor nephews of the TV 
channels, are receiving some 
worthy aid this year. 
* * * 
While 252 educational channels 
have been reserved by the Feder- 
al Communications Commission, 
only 31 are in operation. Lack. of 
money is the chief reason. 
There are many indications 
that the viewing public is inter- 
        Martine Carol. 
Kee, 
                    Agency 
Ph, FE 6-1646 
  
  Lied “Pajama Game.” Doris 
“James Dean Story 
Lake - Walled. 
“Song of the South.” 
“Gun Glory," Sat. 
Day: 
Bat. 
| Patten: color, ” 
‘Lake 
color, Luana 
color, Stewart 
“Pajama Game.” color, 
“Courage of Black pearagt 
color, John Contes. 
  
  
        
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; SUNDAY Pajama Game” - Doris a wolf,” “Invasion of the Saucer Men.” 
MONDAY, TUESDAY “The James Dean Story 
    
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Sat. “The Lane Unknown,” Jock 
Mahoney, Shawn Smith; aad Dakota,” 
arm Mohoney, Luaria Patte 
  
Discover Arms ested in education. For example, 
the quiz shows. 
A better example is “Sunrise | 
Semester’’ over CBS-TV’s New 
York station. Many viewers have 
been rising at           
in comparative literature. 
* * * eral hundred have paid a $75, en- | 
trance fee to get college credits 
Now NBC-TV has resumed its 
educational television project, be-| 
gun last season. It is sending out | 
live to the nation’s educational supervisory organization, showed 
bias in handling a recent Jordan- 
Israeli convoy incident. 
* * * 
As he left New York the secre- 
tary general did not designate TV Stations 
Worthy Aid 
stations a new five-program series 
—free to the stations. 
The production cost—$750,000 
| —is shared equally by’ the net- 
work and the Educational Tele- | 
vision’ and Radio Center at Ann Adenaver’s Flu Delays rbor, Mi 
Arbor, Sick. Official Visit to London Of further encouragement = 
BONN, Germanv (#—West Ger- jeducational TV is an announce- 
iment by a new group called | man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer 
has postponed an official visit to ‘up with Arb and Israeli leaders. 
Diplomats at the United Nations. 
‘said earlier that a visit to Da-| 
mascus might include talks on 
| Turkish-Syrian border tension, 
    
    
ONSET (Organization for Nation- 
al Support of Educationa! Televi- 
;sion), 
| * * * 
With the aid of a grant from | 
a drug company, ONSET has pro- | 
|duced its first TV program series | 
called “World of Medicine.” First 
Showings began last month over 
oc aaaoen stations. influenza, it 
nounced here todav. 
The 81-year-old Chancellor was 
ischeduled to begin a three-day 
lvisit to London on Wednesday. 
A government spokesman said 
that Adenauer’s cold, which had 
kept him at home for the past) 
|three days, had turned to influ- 
enza.     
    
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| Cause Big Rush 
to Grocery Store 
HOPKINSVILLE,’ Ky. w —| 14 KARAT GOLD 
Matched 
WEDDING RINGS 
  
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Rattles Portland Area 
PORTLAND, Ore, @ — A mild Everybody's wondering who start- 
ed the big rush at Brown's Gro-) 
cery yesterday. 
Police said they received a call’ 
saying a fight had broken out at 
the neighborhood market, At the 
same time, firemen were notified | cuss a Jordanian charge that | 
| |what other subjects he might take! BIG ROCK ’N’ ROLL DANCE 
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“CHAIN of EVIDENCE”   
IN THE CITY    
  Starts | 
SUNDAY 
FIRST SHOWING OF PONTIAC! ~— | earthquake of about one-minute 
duration rattled the Portland area| 
and southwestern Washington at 
8:46 p.m. yesterday. MIAMI, Fla. —A search by 
U.S. customs agents turned up 
machine guns, carbines, shotguns, 
pistols and ammunition concealed 
                  of a blaze there. 
home to dispatch an ambulance 
to the store where And a third call urged a funeral 
  Mrs. Maxie 
            in 16 drums of oil and grease con-| Bill Geitz, who operates a seis- . Easy signed to Sahtiago, Cuba. 7 hed — of a pone reportedly suffered a heart Terms * * * Ss, ate. recte Ged the mnie) 5 patrol car, fire truck and am- wie deel al The federal men—said-the—bar-; Police and new spapers received bulance converged in a matter of leweke De rels were labeled lubricants but! several calls reportirig ‘floors minutes. 74 PR Seine Se ‘one gun's wrapper was ‘labeled i & | They foe all false alarms. : : “Viva Castro." They said the trembling and houses creaking.” 
shipment, seized yesterday on 
dock where it lay waiting to be. ¢ Noted Lawyer’ $s Widow loaded on a freighter, evidently Marks 100th Birthday \was destined for rebel Cuba's 
Fidel Castro's army in Cuba's SEA CLIFF, N.Y. —Mrs. Ella’ (Oriente Province. [Guthrie, widow of the late Wil-. It was the second such seizure jiam D. Guthrie, internationally in 10 days. Agents grabbed 31 men k no wn lawyer, celebrates her 
(100th birthday today with a family, and a quantity of arms being! 
party here at the home of her ‘loaded on a boat in the Florida’ 
|Keys Nov. 19. daughter, Mrs. Arthur W. Rossi- | Customs Inspector C. C. Willi-'ter. 
amson said the sender ‘of the arms} Mrs. Guthrie's health is report- jseized yesterday was a Ramiroed excellent. She is listed in the 'Ramades. New York Social Register. 
         
   
    
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people, to be used . as a private club, according to 
Felice. 
Just before the lease had been 
gas station 
Clarkston officials have been 
working on a solution to the. off- 
street. 
If the village council decides to 
attempt condemnation, Cooney 
said, advantage will probably 
taken of a little-used state statute 
which would allow the proceedings Clarksto n Wants Caribou Site 
Eyes Condemning Inn| 
p= Over Annexation 
be to be 
Condemnation proceeding usually 
are filed in Circuit Court, which 
draws its jury panels on a county- 
wide basis, 
If the proceedings are filed, 
Cooney said, a summons would be 
issued for the owner of the Inn to 
jappear within 30 or 40 days, mean- 
ing that trial could begin sometime 
in January. 
Novi Firm Sues   
Contends That Entire 
Township Should Have 
Voted Nov. 19 
NORTHVILLE — Annexation of 
some 200 acres of Novi Township 
by Northville was challenged Fri- 
day in Oakland County Circuit 
Court. Northville and the township 
area involved voted Nov. 19 for 
the annéxation. 
Warren Products, Inc., located 
in the area annexed, has filed 
suit contending that all of the 
township should have participated 
in the election. 
Last summer the company won 
a similar suit when the court held 
that there had been irregularities 
in the election. 
There are 14 eligible voters in 
the township area affected. They 
voted 9-5 in favor of the an- 
nexation Nev. 19. Northville 
electors approved the move 
158-32. z 
The land involved is bounded on, 
the north by 8%% Mile road, on the 
south by 8 Mile road, on the east 
by Novi road and on the -west by 
a line 1,000 feet west of Taft road.     
3 DESIGNER'S MODEL OF 
TER HIGH — This was the artist’s conception 
of the prize-winning Rochester High School which 
will be dedicated Sunday. A two million dollar 
structure, designed by H. E. Beyster and Asso- 
ROCHESTER — The two million 
dollar Rochester High School, to 
be dedicated Sunday,-has been ac- __'THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, 
  NEW ROCHES- 
the school was 
istrators. 
New Rochester School Cited for Design new high schools in the country. 
Designed. by H. E. Beyster and 
  
Trailer Burns Man 
Redford Receiving Hospital follow- 
he was living in. 
The Southfield Township Fire 
Department was called at 7 a.m. 
today to the trailer, 
parked adjacent to the AAA Sani- 
tation Trailer Co., 19424 West 8 
Mile Rd., Southfield Township. 
Littleton, who lived in the ‘trail- 
er, was believed to have been pre- 
paring breakfast when the blaze 
began. 
Investigating Southfield police 
say details about the fire were 
lacking this morning and that the 
jcause was still unknown. The trail- 
er is a total Joss, they said. Blaze in Southfield | 
SOUTHFIELD — Ralph Littleton 
30 is in serious condition in the 
ing a fire which this morning com- 
pletely destroyed the house trailer Associates, the school was awarded ciates, Itic., Detroit architects and engineers, 
by the American Association of School Admin- awarded a citation of excellence + Mrs. NOVEMBER 30, 1957, 
Deaths in Pontiac Area MRS. HOWARD M. LOONEY 
Howard M. (Mildred 
Trerice) Looney of 116 S. Johnson 
Ave. died yesterday afternoon at 
her home after an illness of 
several months. She was 50. 
She attended Bentley High School 
and Bay City Business College. 
Coming to Pontiac in 1926; she 
had been secretary to Judge 
George B. Hartrick and former 
Judge Glenn C. Gillespie. 
A member of Howarth Metho- 
sist Church, she was president 
of Alpha Sigma Nu and a mem- 
ber of the Women’s Society of 
Christian Fellowship of her 
church. 
Mrs. Looney leaves her husband; 
two daughters, Susanne and 
Jeanne, both at home; a brother, 
William Trerice of Pleasant Ridge; 
and four sister, Mrs. Theresa Gay- 
lord of Lansing, Mrs. Blanch Swar- 
thout of Otisville, Mrs. Alice 
Looney of Pontiac and Mrs. Helen 
Kingsbury of Lake Orion. 
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jago following the consolidation of| 
\» area school districts. Home with the Rev. Albert B. 
Johns, her pastor, officiating. 
Memorial contributions may be 
made to the Howarth Methodist 
Church in care of the Rev. Mr. 
claimed as one of the outstanding jbuilding program begun four years Johns of Lake Orion. 
MRS. ANDREW O. PETERSON 
Word has been received of the   
fa citation of excellence by the 
American Association of School 
Administrators. 
The school is designed around 
a natural amphitheater of green 
grass. This amphitheater will be 
used for graduation ceremonies, 
pageants and concerts by school 
and community groups. 
Within the building itself is a 
central student's lounge. Here 
students can meet and exchange 
information and ideas gleaned 
from the day's studies. 
The basic philosophy behind 
the design is to stimulate the 
student to his greatest effort 
through outstanding tools and 
environment, according toe John: 
T. Hilberk, chief designer for 
Beyster and Associates. 
+ Some parts of the building have 
been in use the past year and 
several music rooms have been 
added to the origina] plan. 
The dedication culminates a     
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Cautious ‘58 
By DAVID J, WILKIE 
AP Automotive Editor 
be a good one for the auto indus- Slower Car Sales Bring 
Predictions 
Magazine which took over the 
annual Crowell-Collier survey. 
DETROIT (#—By t normal; As indicators pointing to a high! 
indicators the year ahead should|VOlume year in 1958 the industry) optimists put stress on a big re- Y- =o 
| Church Groups 
Plan Activities 
| for Yule Season 
| FOUR TOWNS—With the Christ-| 
|mas season picking up momentum, | 
\clubs and church groups are =) 
jmeeting and planning their activi- 
ities to keep pace with the yule| 
spirit. Here are some of the ac-) 
itivities slated in the Four Towns; 
‘area:   
* * * 
| iwill meet at 8 p.m. Dec, 9th at 
cent gift for exchange. 
* * * 
Everyone is welcome to attend 
the cookie party to be held at the 
home of Mrs. Peter Acitelli of 
Locklin drive on Dec. 12 spon 
sored by the Rebecca Circle of! 
'Luncheon will be served and ad-| 
imittance will be three dozen) 
cookies. 
* * * 
Anyone not an Elizabeth Russell, 
|Guild member is welcome -to at-| 
tend the annual Christmas party 
igiven by the guild at 8 p.m. Dec. | 
j}1l at the Four Towns Methodist) 
Church. All that is necessary is to 
bring a 50 cent gift for exchange. 
will be played and refresh- 
ments served.   Four Towns Methodist Church.| death of Mrs.: Andrew QO, (Dora) 
Peterson, 80, mother of Lawrence 
iPeterson of 485 E. Beverty St. She 
died Thursday at her home in 
Portland, Ore., after an illness of 
several weeks. 
Mrs. Peterson’s body will be 
taken to the Moore Funeral Home, 
Powers Lake, N. Dak. for service 
and burial at 2 p.m. Wednesday. 
ROBERT TRAXLER 
Robert Traxler, 38, of 11 Susan 
St. died yesterday in Palmer Os- 
teopathic Hospital, Detroit, after 
a brief illness, 
had lived here all his life. 
' ithe home of Mrs. William Gravelle| Besides his wife, Edith, he leaves place Monday at the Ferguson 
‘Malcolm street for a Christmas 2 Sister and three brothers, Mrs.|Funeral Home, Blairsville, Pa. arty. Everyone is to bring a 50/George Quine, Max and Orville Buri 
oe aly . mes |Traxier, all of Pontiac, and Aules\ untae Se ae COMES, 
of Birmingham. 
Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Tues- 
Home with the Rev. James H. 
Luther of Silvercrest Baptist 
Church officiating. Burial will be 
in Oakland Hills Cemetery. 
WARREN 8S. VELZY 
Warren S. Velzy, 62, of Detroit, 
a former Pontiac resident, died 
yesterday morning in Veterans’ 
Hospital after an illness of several 
years. 
A veteran of World War I, he 
had been an employe of Fisher Service will be at 2:30, Monday, | in the FarmerSnover’ Funerai|ift the Martha Berry Hospital, Mt. 
brothers, all of Blairsville. 
| Mrs, Iva Grimshaw, both of Royal 
Oak and Mrs, Gene Boyd of De- 
troit, 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Monday 
at the Bossardet-Mabley Funeral 
Home with burial at Oxford Ceme- 
tery. The Rev. Robert Morris will 
officiate. 
MRS. MARY BROWN 
LAPEER — Service for Mrs. 
Mary Brown, 84, of 110 N, Saginaw 
St., who died Friday after a 
lengthy illness, will be held at 2:30 
p.m. Sunday at the Muir Brothers 
Frank S. Hemingway will officiate 
and burial will be in Lum Ceme- 
tery. 
Surviving are two brothers, Wil- 
liam Haskill of Lum, Harry of At- 
tica, and a sister, 
Allen of Lum. 
GILBERT C. GREEN 
WASHINGTON—Service for Gil- 
|bert C. Green, 53, of 56728 Jewell, 
|Washington, who died Wednesday 
Clemens, took place at 1 o'clock 
this afternoon at the Milliken Fu- 
neral Home,. Utica. The Rev. Lloyd 
Chase, pastor of the Washington 
Baptist Church, officiated. Burial 
was in the Prestonville Cemetery. 
He was employed for several 
years at the Mt. Clemens Pottery 
Co. Surviving are two daughters, 
and Mrs. Louise Chambers of 
Peck; his mother, Mrs. Clara 
|Green, Pontiac; two brothers, 
\Mirle of Washington, Warren of 
|Detroit; five sisters, Mrs. Lila 
|Leith, Gary, Ind.; Mrs. Emma 
|Kraft, Yale, Mrs. Hazel VanRent- 
lerghem, Detroit, Mrs. Gladys 
| Hoag, Port Huron, Mrs. Mary 
|Fahs, Detroit; and two grandchil- 
| dren. 
| CARL R. HERBY 
WALLED LAKE — Service for 
Carl Russell Herby, 21, of 8441 
jArlin, who died Friday morning   ' 
Girl Scout leaders of Four Towns) A veteran of World War IL. he from injuries suffered in an|° 
jauto accident Thursday, will take 
Allegheny County, Pa. 
The body was taken from the 
|Pursley Funeral Home to Blairs- 
iville Friday evening. 
mother, Mr. and Mrs. . Rugsell 
Herby; one sister and three 
MRS, ADA HIMES 
LAPEER — Service for Mrs. 
Ada Himes, 76, of 1128 Fox St., Funeral Home here. The Rev./; 
Mrs. Jennie , 
Mrs. Virginia Klein of Gaylord) Mie Rosa 
He is survived by his father and | TWENTY-THREE 
~ News in Brief Special meeting of the Council 
be held December 3, at 7 p.m., at 
2965 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego 
Harbor. ~—Adv. 
Attractively finished recondl- 
tioned furniture for sale at the 
3alvation Army Red Shield 
118 W. Lawrence St. 
Rummage Sale: First Presby- 
terlan church at Huron and 
Wayne; Fri, 29, 5:30 and Sat., 
30th, 9:00. —Adv. 
  
VCSS. 
8t., Pontiac, chigan. 
Nov, 29, 30, ‘57,   
STATE OF MICHIGAN, DEPART- 
ment of Agriculture, Drain Section. 
Notice of Meeting of Drainage Board. 
To whom it may concern: 
Notice is hereby given that on the 
for the Underhil! Inter-County Drain 
affecting the counties Oakland and 
Washtenaw asking for the permission 
to connect sewaye in the form of efflu- 
ent from @ private sewage sys~ 
tem to the Underhill Inter-County Drein, 
in the Township of Lyons, County 
of Oakland, Township of Salem, County 
of Washtenaw. 
And whereas, 8 copy of said applica- 
tlore was served upon Daniel W, Barry, 
Couhty Drain Commissioner of the Coun- 
ty of Oakland, John H. Flook, County 
Drain Commissioner of the County of 
Washtenaw and the Director of Agricul- 
ture, by Dale D, Libby, attorney for 
Paul Clark and Irene Clark, Freeholders 
of Lyon Township, Oakland County, 
Michigan. « 
Now, » in secordance with 
Act No. 40, P.A. 1956, as amended a 
meeting of the Drainage Board of said 
forenoon, to determine the 
ness of granting 
sewage in the form of effluent from 
& private sewage disposal system to the 
Underhill Inter-County Drain. 
Now, therefore, all persons owning 
lands Mable to an assessment for bene- 
fits or whose lands will be by 
said drain, or any municipality affected, 
are requested to be present at said meet- 
ing, if they so desire 
ted at Lansing, Michigan, this 2ist 
day of November, 1967. 
G practicable- 
to connect 
JOHN HUDSON, 
Deputy in Charge of Inter- 
County Drain: 
  h Nov. 30, Dee. 6, ‘67. 
PUBLIC 
1953 Cadillac Sedan, Serial No. 
36092452, Public sale to be held at 28 N. 
Saginaw, 10:30 a.m., December 11, ‘ Nov, 29, 36, 
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION 
To the Electors of Hawthorne Acre 
Lots 4 through 41 inclusive, 46, 47, aa 
52 through 89 inclusive, al! of which 
are on Allerton Pontiac Town- ‘967. 
‘7,   
16th day of December, 
Township Hall, 2060 7 
establish @ Special Assessment District 
for the rave of ditching, grading 
and graveling Allerton Road at an esti- 
mated cost of $3,875.00 and the property 
within the District be sub to a 
Special Assessment to pay therefor. 
Notice relative to opening and closing 
of is: he da 
open until 8 o'clock in the afternoon and 
  who died Friday night at St. Jo- 
seph Hospital, Flint, will be held| 
at 2 p.m. Monday at the Baird) 
  Body Division. 
Surviving are his wife, Beatrice; 
four children, Jack of Grants Pass, 
Ore., Kenneth, William and Mrs. Funera!| Home. The Rev. coe] 
Crowell of the First Presbyterian 
Church will officiate. Burial will 
be in Mount Hope Cemetery, La- 
r no longer. Every qualified elector present 
end in line at the lis at hour 
rescribed for the closing thereof shall 
allowed to vote 
GRETA V. BLOCK, 
Ci ork 
Nov. 30, Dec. 2, ‘57. 
  
  Death Notices ; of the City of Keego Harbor, will © 
. 8 McINTYRE, 
Director of Agriculture 
  \ 
  
  I alle amt poral ole ay] ‘|Grace Jenks, all of Pontiac; two) She was a lifelong resident of| ALLARD. NOVEMBER 28. 1957, 
  MR. AND MRS. EDWARD L. KING     
Nancy Jean Winslow Wed 
in Drayton Plains Church 
DRAYTON PLAINS — Nancy 
Jean Winslow and Edward L. 
> : 
The bride wore a white ballerina- 
length gown, with Chantilly lace 
over nylon tulle and satin, a stand 
  
Name 4-H Winners 
in Public Speaking 
CHICAGO (®# — Winners of na- ‘Vern Mario of Piainwell was fell from a crown of rhinestones 
and seed pearis, On a white 
satin prayerbook, she carried a 
bouquet of shattered carnations 
and a white orchid. . 
Miss Carol Lazenby of Drayton 
Plains was maid of honor, Miss! 
Nancy Ulnig of Marinette, Wis., 
and Miss Pat Stromen of Goshen, 
Ind., were attendants. 
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Winslow 
ber of Delta Upsilon ‘Fraternity. 2 8 i.   
35 Higher prices may have slow 
demand to some extent. Another 
factor could be the heavy sales 
pressure in the closing days of the 
1957 model year. Some analysts 
say 
1958 
But 1958 will borrow from the 
future, too. Of increased prices 
the sales chiefs properly may 
say the advances were not very 
large. The experts have figured 
the average increases-were only 
about one-half of the amounts this borrowed something from 
| added to prices a year ago. 
But several independent surveys 
—by not connected with 
the car industry—take a cautious 
view of the year ahead. While 
agreeing 1957 will count 6,200,000 
car assemblies, they predict a pos- 
sible drop of 10 per cent in output 
for 1958.. One such appraisal is 
made by Arnold Bernhard & Co., 
Ine., New York investment advis- 
ers. 
» * * 
In fits Value Line Investment 
Survey it says ‘‘the industry has 
run largely on the -strength of 
salesmanship for the past several 
years. Thus the number of cars 
sold exceeded any real demand. 
This survey is in line with the 
forecast made earlier by Look 
Car Output fo Reach 
122,404 This Week   
put this week in U. S, factories will 
consist of 122,404 cars and 16,887 
trucks, Ward's Automotive reports 
id. 
‘i x * ® 
Last week 151,846 cars and 23,604 
trucks were built. In the like 1956 
week, assemblies consisted of 159,- 
976 cars and 25,062 trucks. Zi 
i sat 78 i : = i 
E if E 
      DETROIT (#—Motor vehicle out- | 
‘imeeting; for the industry’s newest products|Close to four million cars will be 
has been slower than the car Scrapped in 198. 
makers expected. , | a 
——~*t * They say, too, that many persons 
eq| Who bought cars in the big year of) 
1955 (7% million retail deliveries) 
will be back in the market. Of 
course, it does not follow that all 
Higher prices could send some into 
the used car market. 
County Calendar 
Lake Orlen 
The WSCS will hold, its annual Christ- 
mas bazaar Dec. 4 from 10 am. to 8 
m. at the Lake Orion Methodist 
Eeeren House. A turkey dinner will be 
served from 8:30 to 7 pm. Mrs. Lyle 
Speas fs general chetrman of Oe re. 
rs   
and Mrs, George Perry Jr, an hy 
Robert Sills are co-chairmen of the 
dinner. 
Metamora 
At Pilgrim Congregational Church 8un- 
lday morning at the 11 o'clock service, 
'the Rev, Charles Robbins will speak on 
|“Sputniks in the Bible.” At the Hunters 
iCreek Community Church at 10 a.m. 
jthe Rey. John Stevenson will have as 
\his subject “Where Are the -Dead” 
| Wednesday at 8 pm. at the Hunters 
|Creek Church the Rev. Perry A. Temple 
jot the Bible Meditation League will be 
guest speaker. He will show colored pic- 
tures of mission work in Korea. 
* * * 
Mrs. George Tripo will be hostess to 
me he Thursday Social and 
Study C . 8. Assisting her 
will Mrs. Harold Thompson and Mrs. 
Clement Bessette The study hour will 
be im charge of Mrs. Arthur J. Jarvis. 
Roll call will be to name a fur-bearing 
animal of North America. 
* * * 
The Hadley Needlecraft Club will 
its Christmas party Dee. 12 at 
home of Mrs. Edith Eckel.   
hold 
the 
  
Stephen Still Wasn't; 
Parents Must Pay $300 
WARREN — Because three- 
year-old Stephen Still wasn’t, 
his parents or their insurance 
company likely will have to pay 
an estimated $300 in damages 
of a restaurant. 
ow * * 
Stephen was left in the family 
ear with his mother while his 
father ran into a grocery store. 
Before Mrs. Still could stop him, 
he stepped on the accelerator, 
backing the auto over a curb 
and through the restaurant's 
front window. 
  
St. John Episcopal 
Cites Church Activities 
DRYDEN—Sunday services and 
activities next week at the St. 
Join Episcopal Church have been 
announced as follows: 
x *« * 
Sunday services—9:30 a.m. holy 
communion and sermon; chufch 
school; 10:30 a.m. coffee hour. 
Sunday through Saturday—Can- 
vass Week; Sunday 7 p.m. UMCY 
  | 
will have them paid for in 1958 and} 
|Holly C. of C. to Fete * * * 
.Methodist Church will — 
‘noon Wednesday at the home of 
'Mrs. Frank Lawson for its Christ- 
mas party. | 
k * * | 
| Starting on Dec. § Sunday school 
‘at Four Towns Methodist Church | 
  ‘am. Church service will be from, 
(2 a.m. to noon. There will be only | 
jone service on Sunday. 
| * * * 
The Ladies Auxiliary of the, 
iUnion Lake Fire Department will\ters, Mrs. Myrtle Wreggit and the same church. Burial will be in 
meet Thursday at 8 p.m. Dec. 7 at 
jthe home of Mrs. Effie Percy of! 
\Lagoon drive. Plans will be made| 
jfor the Dec. 14th Christmas party) 
to be held at the Fire Hall. Mrs. 
Jack Whealan will be the co 
hostess. ‘ | 
  '5 From MSU to Speak at Annual Muck Day | 
| IMLAY CITY — The annual 
|Muck Day sponsored by the Muck | 
‘Growers and the Imlay City Cham-| 
|ber of Commerce will be Wednes- 
jday at the American Legion Build- 
jing.   
kt * * 
Speakers will be Dr. John Car- 
ew, Dr. B, Grigsby, Dr. Ray Janes, 
Dr, Howard Potter and Dr, Robert 
Lucas, all of Michigan State Uni- 
versity. 
A growers’ panel on ‘Getting 
More of the Consumer's Food Dol- 
lar”’ will be included in the meet- 
ing. 
School Football Squad 
HOLLY — The December meet- 
ing of the Holly Chamber of Com- 
merce will be held at the elemen- 
tary school Thursday night, with 
dinner at 7 o'clock. | 
The Holly High School football 
squad and coaches will be guests, | 
and fathers of the boys are in- 
vited. Guest speaker will be 
James Skala, head basketball 
coach and line football coach at 
Eastern Michigan College.   
  
Waterford Firemen 
Plan Children’s Party 
Waterford Township fire 
fighters are busy completing plans 
for their annual children’s Christ- 
mas party to be held at 3:30 p.m., 
Dec. 15, at the Community Activi- 
ties Center. 
Several professional acts from), | i 
to keep the youngsters entertained 
during the day, and Mr. and Mrs. 
Santa Clause will distribute gifts. 
  
The width of United States ships 
    is determined by the Panama Ca- 
nal, and the i 'o ni 
Bridge. » Police are investigating an as- 
Detroit have been scheduled in|’ 
condition today with a ~possible 
s sisters and 14 grandchildren. 
The Ladies Aid of Four Towns ; Service will be at 2 p.m. Monday! Surviving are ore daughter, Mrs. 
Jerheyden Fun-! 
eral Home, 16300 Mack Ave.,| 
Grosse Pointe with burial in Grand. 
Lawn Cemetery. | Leal 
MRS. GEORGE A. ALTHOUSE 
OXFORD—Mrs. George (Eunice) 
|will buy in the new car field.'will convene from 9:45 to 10:45,A. Althouse, 88, of 92 S. Washing- Mae Oberhein, 76, of 301 East Ma- 
ton, died at her home Friday. 
' A county resident for 60 years, | |Mrs, Althouse was a member of at 2 p.m. Monday at the Seyenth 
the Maccabees WRC Society. 
She is survived by her daugh-| | | | 
  
Deaths Elsewhere 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
HOLLYWOOD w — Eric Wolf- 
gang Korngold, 60, a child prodigy 
who became an Academy Award- 
winning composer of motion pic- 
ture scores including those for) 
“Anthony Adverse’ and “Adven-| 
tures of Robin Hood,” died Fri-| 
ay. Born in Brno, Moravia, he 
composed a ballet, ‘‘The Snow- 
man,"’ at the age of 7 
* * * |   
SOUTHAMPTON, England w— 
Dr. Osbert Guy Crawford, 71,/ 
archaeologist who pioneered the 
adaptation of aerial photography 
to archaeological field studies and/2"4 & brother, Walter of Kaleva, 
author of numerous books and 
scientific papers, died Friday. 
*  * * | 
BROOKINGS, S.D. w—John W.! 
Headley, 56, president of South’ 
Dakota State College and former} 
head of teachers colleges at May- 
ville, N.D., and St. Cloud, Minn., 
died Friday, a victim. of a hunt- 
ing accident. He was born in Fil-| 
ley, Neb. * * * | 
WILMINGTON, N.C. W — Vice. 
Adm. Paul Hendren, a veteran of! 
the Vera Cruz campaign, World) 
War I and World War II and com- 
mander of ‘the cruiser USS Phil- 
ladelphia during World War II,/daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Kennel, idied Thursday. He was born injAlbany Ore. Mrs. Doris Kirlaly 
| } Chadbourn, N.C. 
* * * 
CLEVELAND W — Richard O. 
Hull, 52, inventor of a device to 
test electroplating solutions known 
as the ‘Hull test cell," died Fri- 
day. He was born in Troy, N.Y. 
  Pontiac Police Probe 
Assault on Man, 29 
sault on a 29-year-old man found 
unconscious at W. Huron and Cass 
streets at 10:45 last night, 
Law rence Graham, of 1068 Nor- 
ton Ave., was taken to Pontiac 
General Hospital by fire depart- 
ment ambulance, He had appar- 
ently been struck on the head 
with a large rock, . 
The hospital reports he isin fair 
  | He was employed at Ford Motor 
  |Home, Detroit, with burial at Aca- ‘Lapeer County. 
Fred. Wilder; a granddaughter, 
Nancy Wilder, and two nephews, 
John and George Compton, all of 
peer. . 
MRS, CORA MAE OBERHEIN 
HOLLY — Service for Mrs. Cora 
ple St., who died yesterday at 
Hurley Hospital, Flint, will be held 
Day Adventist Church. Officiating 
will be Elder Donald McIntosh of 
Lakeside Cemetery, Holly. 
She was a lifelong resident of 
Oakland County. Surviving are 
one daughter, Mrs. Archie Smith 
of Holly; one son, Leo, also of 
Holly; two sisters, Mrs. William 
Laidlow and Mrs. Joseph Beal 
both of Oxford and one brother 
Orrie Adams of Clarkston. Five 
grandchildren and six great-grand- 
children also survive. 
McDONALD G, POTTER 
WEST. BLOOMFIELD TOWN- 
SHIP—McDonald G. Potter, 62, of 
4420 Green Lake Rd., died Friday 
at his residence. 
Co, and a county resident for nine 
years, 
Surviving are his widow, Agnes, 
Mich. 
Service will be at 11 a.m. Mon- 
day at the Harvey Neely Funeral 
cia Park Cemetery. Rev. Edward 
Auchard will officiate. 
WALTER B. ROGERS 
IMLAY CITY — Service for Wal- 
ter Blaine Rogers 65-of 280 Dirgo 
St. Imlay City will be at 2 p.m. 
Monday at the Lester Smith and 
Son Funeral Home with burial in 
the Imlay Township Cemetery. He 
died Thursday. 
Surviving are his wife Nancy; 
one son Walter, Imlay City; two 
Denver Colo. and three grand- 
children, 
JOHN WATSON 
IMLAY CITY — Service for 
John Watson, 71, fear Imlay City, 
will be at 2 p.m. Suyeay at 
the Lester Smith and Son Funeral 
Home, Imlay City, with burial in 
Imlay Township Cemetery. He died 
Thursday, 
Surviving are his wife, Cora; a 
sister, Mrs. Walter Morgan, Imlay 
City; two brothers, Edward of Cass 
City and Williarn of Jeddo, and sev- 
eral neices and nephews. — 
  
Lodge Calendar 
Regular meeting of Areme 
Chapter. No. 503. Monday, 8 p.m, 22 
(mm.   No. 2 Milford, (White Lake Twp t 
rv. 
age 80; dear father of Jules J., 
and George C. Apara and Mrs 
Marguerite Leavell. One brother 
one sister survive.. Puneral 
service will be held Monday. De- 
Funeral Home where recitation of 
the Rosary will be said Sunday 
_December_1, at 8 p.m _ ALTHOUSE, NOVEMBER 29. 1957, 
Mrs. Bueniee C.. 93 6. Wash- 
ington, Oxford, age 68: dear 
mother of Mrs. Myrtle Wreerit, 
Mrs. Iva Grimshaw and Mrs. 
Gene Boyd. Puneral service will 
be held Menday, December 2. 
at 2 pm. from the Bosserdet- 
Mabley Funeral Home with Rev. 
Robert Morris officiating. In- 
terment in Oxford Cemetery. 
Mrs. Althouse will lie in state 
at the Bossardet-Mabley Funer- 
a! Home, Oxford. — 
HERBY . NOVEMBER 20, 1957. 
Carl Russell. 8441 Arlin, Walled 
Lake, age 21: beloved son of 
Russell and Anne Herbv: dear brother of JoAnne. Jon Wallacé.   
Ralvh Arnold, Stenhen Emil 
Herbv. Funeral service will be 
Monday, December 2 at the 
Ferguson Funeral Home, Blairs- 
ville. Penn. Interment tn Bethel 
Cemetery, Allegheny Co. Penn. 
Mr. Herbe was taken from the 
Pursley Funeral Home to the 
Ferguson Funeral Home Fridev 
evening for service and burial 
LOONEY NOVEMRER 20. 1957 
g Mildred Trerice, 116 South John- 
son, age 80: beloved wife of 
“Howard M. Loonev. dear mother 
of Susanne M, and Jeanne D. 
sister Mrs. 
Theresa Gaviord, Mrs. _Btanch 
fwarthout. Mrs Alice Looney, 
yrs Helen Kingsbury, and 
William Trerice. Funeral service 
will be Monday, December 2 at 
230 pm. from Farmer-Snover 
Funeral Home with Rev. Albert 
B. Johns officiating Mrs. Loon- 
ey will lie in_ state at the 
Parmer-Snover Funeral Home. 
Contributions may be 
the Howarth Methodist 
care of Rev. Johns, Lake Orion, 
POTTER. NOVEMBER 29, 1957, 
McDonald G. 4420 Green Lake 
Rd.. W. Bloomfield, age 62: 
loved husband of Agnes Long 
Potter: dear brother of Walter 
H. Potter. Puneral service will 
be held Monday, December 2, 
. from the Harvey- 
Frome 14540 
Meyers Rd. Detroit with Rev. 
Edward Auchard offtriating In- 
terment in Acacia Park Ceme- 
tery. Mr. Potter will lie in state 
at the Harvey-Neely Funeral 
Home. — 
RATH, NOVEMBER 28, 1957. MARY Ann, 365 S. Marshall, dear mother 
of Albert and Joseph Rath and 
Mrs. Bruce Witherspoon and Mrs. 
Charles Stark: dear sister of 
George ee Mrs. Katherine of 
Hope Cemetery. Mra. Ra 
in inate at the Brace-8mith 
  ARTFUR 8., 1523 
Birm. Husband of Irene 
Father of Mrs. 
W. Matkwerdt: brother of 
Mrs. Hannah M_ Wilev, Alson 
and George Staley. Service Mon- 
dav. 1 pm. at Manley Batley 
Funeral Home, 183 Onkiand, 
Birm. Interment Oakview Ceme- 
tery, Royal Oak. 
ACQUARD, CAROL A. 2758 
Ll A bby RA Aotumbus, Ohio, 
husband of Virginia (hee Cham- 
pion). Father of Greg: son 
Mrs, Anna Tacauard, brother of 
W. Pickett and Mrs. 
William M. Goodman. Arrange- 
nding at Maniey-Bailey 
Home, 183 Oakland, 
TRAXLER, NOVEMBER 29, 1957, 
Robert, 11 Susan, age 38: be~ 
loved husband of Edith Traxler} 
dear uncle of Betty M. Staht , 
and William Stehl; dear   
Birm   
  
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tor their kindn 
The —— and MeCiendon Pamt- 
  
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ee Johns NERAL HOME 
“Des: 1 for Punerals” 
AIR AMBULANCE, GROUND Pursiey Funeral Home FE 4-1211) 
SPARKS ORIPFIN CHAPEL Thonsharel Service. 2-584) 
    
  _Help Wanted Male 6 Employment Agencies 8A   ene 
WTD. METAL BUMPER, 18T/ 
w = O : 
egg, fee Tk A WOOL PRESSER. EXP. ONLY. 
_815 "E. Maple. Birmingham. 
Help Wa Wanted Female 2 
oth MAID, GENERAL "NCLUDING   
undry ae with cook: 2 
achool-ag children. Own Oicom . 
bath - TV Thursday, alternate 
_Sunday off. B'ham. $35. MI 1-0079. 
APPLICATIONS “NOW BEING AC. 
ted for Howard Johnso io- 
cated Telegra at 15 Mile’ Rd. 
COOKS & RECPT’ Attractive girl 
WPM ir ness who 
we 
State 
EVELYN 
EDWARDS   
  WAITRESSES HOSTESSES CASHIERS WAITRESSES (KITCHEN HELP 
“ALTERATION LADY | Exp on women's apparel, to work   Voorhees Siple FUNERAL HOME | 
Ambulance Service—Piane or Motor 
PE 2-837 
  
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WHITE CHAPEL — TWO GRAVE 
are ite Six for $300, LI 2-2167 or 
  
_Help Wanted Male 6 
A Man Nee Needed 
  
BARBER Part or full time. 2662 Orchard 
_ Lake Rd. near Keego Harbor. 
BAKER, ALL AROUND MAN, 
skilled at decorating and fancy 
pastries. Salary open, FE 8-9335.   CAR POLISHER. EXPERIENCED 
only. REput ie 2-741 
CHILD CARE 
ATTENDANT $3,666 to $4,200 a Year   
CARS FOR NEW _ YORK AND North Carolina. Gas allowance. 
PE 2583. S| b- WANTED, APPLY 
=xrF REPRIOERATION SERVICE man for a Tyler 
distributor, Stead and Hotpotat : y tee Press: year ‘round work. For interview MIDDLEAGED WOMAN FOR(|)~o~~woeHeeeEeEeOEOoeOeeeen 
call MU 4-5665 a Retrigere- light housework & care of semi- | 4-1 CARPENTER WORK NEW - 
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5740 Cass Ave. CARPENTER. 25 YEARS EXP. |e __needs work, FE 5-8325. 
OPENING 
Por a man with a late mod- 
’ el car to work with carriers 
in the suburban areas of the 
county. Salary, car allow- 
ance and other benefits. 
APPLY IN PERSON TO 
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|. 
  *IMMEDIATE OPENING CIRCULATION DEPT. 
PONTIAC PRESS 
  
MACHINE 
REPAIRMAN Also qualify for aoe — 
Sand eeteeal work Good 
  
PHOTOGRAPHY foomg qe person to do develop- 
& ting with ow uip- 
mee at home on dail PART 
TIME, Must be de: le & do 
good quality work. Please write 
Ualifications ription of 
room & equipment to Pon- 
Press Box 68. ark 
tiae   
Manager for Barber Shop 
Wonder! .) opportunity to have a 
business ‘like your own’ 
ern new barber shop. Minne 
Mite Tocation. All equipment furn- 
ished. For details call BJ 
Sweeney. Toledo, Ohio, GR 9-5152 
collect, or write Carl 
Box 854. Columbus, Ohio. 
MIDDLEAGED  SiNGLE | MAN | 
wanted for general farm work. 
MU_9-1360 
} FOR MF- 
chanics helper. and parts man 
iach in person Keégo Sales & 
_ Service. Keego Harbor 
PRESSER FOR LADIES’ 
men's woolen garments, Must be 
exp. Apply Famous Cleaners 
* 48091 Var Dyke. Utica. 
“REAL ESTATE 7 salesmen needed at once, Plen 
ty of leads and floor time 5 
subdivisions 
Larnings unlimited. 
WE RRY E. ADAMS CO. | FE ¢4561 or after 5-30 OR 3-6043 
___ 2536_ Dixie er 
SCHOOLBOY 14 TO 17 ¥ 
neat .boys to   
YEARS, 
work or schoo 
& Sat. Special Christmas plan. 
Qualified boys earn $20. to 
weekly See Mr Klein 2:00 to 
430. Michigan Employment Of-| 
fice 
TRACER LATHE 
OPERATORS Fully exp on jarge Monarch 
gine lathe and able to 
No others need sa? 
Daniel Manufacturing Corp. S637 
_Orchard Lk en- 
set up 
  
“PLACE A “LOST” AD. | 
‘all FE 2-8181 for an ad_ 
to recover a loss. Dial FE. 
2-8181 for an ad-writer. 
=p Ot Le , Say “charge ‘t.” | work Must live in, Top Wages. 
LI 6-6357 
W. Montcalm. Mar - Less 
= Cleaners. _ 
EXPERIENCED WOMA FOR 
| HOUSEKEEPER OVER 35, 
| KITCHEN: HELP WANTED 
MIDDLEAGED HOUSEKEEPER. 
Ryan | 
AND! 
lus old home sales. | 
‘TECHNICIANS -| A&B TRENCHING | evenings 6-6 part-time days. | 
‘Bloomfield Fashion Shop | 
| BAKERY SALESLADY 
MACHUS BAKERY 140 W. MAPLE. "__ BIRMINGHAM | 
CASHIER-TYPIST | Finance company needs a girl abie | 
to meet the public. take bey \ 
ments, type & do clerical work “i school 
resident 
. Phone FE 3-718] between 
4:30   
  “COUNTER GIRL FOR CLEANING 
plant Exp referred but not 
pe 615 E. Maple. Birming- 
am 
EXP. FOR GENERAL HOUSE- 
|\EXP. COUNTER = GIRL. APPLY 
250 
counter — ~ Dbaolas Might. no 
Sunday +. — 
pena aE GIRL, 
apply in person. Mitchell Clean- 
2267 Orchard Lk Rd. at Mid- 
leben FOP REGISTERED UNDERGRAD- 
uates and practical nurses. Phone 
FF 25492. Auburn Ave. Nurses 
Exchange; 
GIRi_ OR WOMAN CARE OF 2 
smal) children, to live in, more 
tor home than wages. Call OR 
3-327). after ¢   
GUY CARI I8 NOW 
a limited amount o* student beau- | 
ticians in his newest school. For | 
further information write or call 
Guy Cari, 7-Gran Beauty College 
Grand River (between 7 an 
8-Mile Rd.) KEnwood 7 y ACCEPTING | 
FOR 3 
adults. Live in or out. FE 2-5700 
HOUSEKEEPER FOR ELDERLY 
couple. Live in. FE 2-5263. 
BOTH 
day and night shifts a tn 
Legh oa White Swan Drive- 
a 
LIGHT HOUSEWORK 8 TO 12 am. 5-day week. $15, 83 Chip- 
_pewa Ra. 
LADY TO LIVE IN. MORE FOR 
home Do light housework & care 
schoolare gir! @ wages 
. Call after 3:30 
£ 5-T2Ay. 
LADY Y FOR | BABYSITTING. FRI. 
£ oe Sat. a Vic. Walled Lk. 
A 
MAID. | = caatat oa 2 CHILDREN, 
2 So Live in 5's 2 
das. $25. te Pontiac Presa, 
_Box 86.   
Motherle«s home. More for home 
than wages. Children welcome. 
MAID 
rienced, for general house 
work, good Bey, 5 days, lve in. 
Familiy of ot Neat ,, appearance 
carer age and references. Write 
_ Box 29, Pon   
  o, MSO 
Pontiac Lake road. | VOCATIONAL COUNSELING 
SERVICE 
THE Sa Aue 
OF HAPPINES 1s YOUR INALIENABLE aes 
oe THE LAMP $200 
post. 
experience or previous training. 
|A TRIO OF STENOS 
A nearby National fewbiraienn. 
agency needs 3 crackerjack 
NOS who will be assigned to 3 
new account executives. Glamour- 
ous offices and atmosphere. 
| MOVIE TYPIST $265 
A film studio nearby !s looking 
for an ex eptionally fast and ‘ac- 
curate TYPIST to type scripts. 
This office is teeming with fas- 
cinating personalities 
PAYROLL POLLY 
if you can ty ve 
have — — ‘ight a amarea 
and Gepe e@ experience 
ov are ge ore be assistant » the Payroll Otters in a large 
company. Loads of variety. 
TOP STENO : $337 
We're lookinv for a really good 
8TENO waret eerie rps hg 100 
wpm, and typing is pm 
to work in the stunning offices of 
a National 
Top pay ter top talent. 
MEN AT WORK 
hd Sect TRAINEE 
Years of College 
INDUSTRIAL SALES 
Paint Sales Background 
SHEET METAL MAN 
Experimental Field 
GRAD. ENGINEERS TOP onTany 
Electrical & Electronic 
EVELYN EDWARDS 
a ig ‘Professional Bide. 
308 MEINCOLN. 84400   
OPEN 
IN PONTIAC IT’S 
603 Community Bank Bidg. 
FEDERAL 40684 D&M BUILDING — SLICES OF HAM 
  . YOS EMITE “al 
; Soul (ENIRS 
'l-30 
  
___ Building Service 12 
“Floors 
b. 2-5 
CUSTOM PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS FITZGERALD & SON FREE FE 2-8065 
~ CEMENT & BLOCK — WORK. PE 5-0782 BILLS SR. AND SON. 
laid, sanded and finished. 
189. FE 2-2639.   
  
SERVICE Residential and Commerciai Con- 
tractors. 
rnization Experts. 
Get our bid to 
PE _ 23-7006 Eves. OR 3-2276 
DRY WALL TAPING GUARAN- 
  
  
TO ns cco OOS AIRLINES NEED YOU WANTED — Several young men 
and women will ibe selected im- 
  teed work. Free estimates. OR _ 3-5933, 
ELECTRICAL pat bp {LICENSED 
Ed Murray. FE 2-665 
FORMICA A SINK. COUNTER ze TOPS 
tables_ custom made. Free 
A tes, PE 6-1233. 
fone BETTER JOB OF REMOD: | cling & painting—EM 3-0708. Free 
YREE ESTIMATE ON WIRING 
for water heaters, er & dry- 
ers, FE 5-6431. R. B. ec 
tric_Co., 1060 W. Hi     
UILDING, CEMENT 
ork. brick wort. & block. also 
E 68-8044.   for for a - 
tive, aried sitions as 
hostess resery 
nic . station agent. Enjoy 
free travel ae vacations, 
ins = qualify, Must be bet 
Boot ported high school. “ 
ee rsonality. 
pr in per 
freee fo) women. 
Ge og facts! Write one ad- 
dress a number to Na- 
tiona 
" TO DRIVE THE 9 SAFEWAY" DRIVER OOL. 
FE 2-2253, Res. FE_8-1645 
Work Wanted Male 10 SANE- 
    
  
~OPPORTUNITiEs U UNLIMITED 
For ambitious women with person- 
ality & poise, work 3 to 4 brs. da 
or ea evening & earn as muc 
as $100 week. Three ning {os 
sitions, Age peceeeers: hone FE 
_5-2767,_ noon | 
aes arate ~ HOUSEWORK 
Live in or 5 days. i‘. days 
off. — — Apel Lovely 
_tm TV. MI       
CABINET “MAKER AND CARPEN- Kitcheng a specialty. FE 
  CARPENTRY. NEW . AND RE- pair, guaranteed work. OR 3-8748 
EXP. MAN NEEDs PAINTING. 
repairs, alterations in or out, by 
job or hour, FE 2-3664. 
INSIDE PAINTING, DECORAT. 
  RE AL ESTATE 
2 salesman needed at once. Plen- | 
ty of leads and floor time. 
subdivisions plus old home sales. 
Earnings unlimited, 
ERRY E. ADAMS CO. 
d +456) or after 5.30 OR 3-6043 
Dixie Hwy 
SALESGIRL, FULL OR PART- 
time, be os She at Babyland, 2309 8. 
eg ie Miracle Mile, aft- 
Stenographer Interesting career position with 
Juvenile Court. Pala. vacations, 
sick leave. Life & hospitalization 
insurance offered. Applicants 
must take shorthand at 100 words 
per minute & have some knowl- 
of pega & ychological 
depends upon past 
experiencé bility, licant 
must have own transporta ae x 
County Service Center. N. 
| Ueland near Dixie Highway. pees 
ersonnel Office, Oakland | 
ty Office Bidg.. Saginaw La- 
fayette streets. Pontiac, FE “ne 1| 
SILK _ FINISHER AND COUNTER 
girl, Combina’ Exp. only. Ex- 
cellent working ¢ ‘conditions. 615 E. 
aple. Birming 
TYPIST — MUST — BE FAST AND’ 
accurate Some — and general 
office work Age 21 to 28. 5 day | 
week. Fringe benefits. Permanent 
sition. Do not call after 4 p.m 
« 48508. Miss Eldridge. - 
| WAITRESS, MUST DEPINITELY | 
| last, energetic. neat Apply     
  
  
  675 E. Maple irmingham iNex*| 
to Krogers } 
in mod- WOULD LIKE PENSIONED LAD / | 
care for elderly lady. Live! to 
in. MI 4-1417 
WOMAN OVER 35 FOR HOUSE. | work, $5 days weekly 10 through 
dinner. Must have own transpor- 
sation: References required. MI 
3. 
WOMEN — $5 HOUR _ 
Easy, pleasant scusistae work, 
we can show you how to earn’ 
| 850 week for just 2 hours work | 
| each evening Personal interview 
be arranged at your con- 
4-5567 wil 
| venience, Call FE_ 
| WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH HOU. 
| Work and cooking. No laundry. 
Bedi Live in. Nice apertoent 
| with private bath. $20 week. Box ; $8 Pontiac Press 
|WCMAN EXPERIENCED _ 
grill & waitress work, Age 
35. hours 6 p.m_ to 12 
person. 3:21 | _ Huron St 
Help Wanted IN 
SERLICANTS FOR PART TIME | 
work Part-Time 
_Service EM 3-5032. 
AN TO MA 
GOOD MONEY 
| Wanted Salesmen At once 
or oN . wae . 
W. DINNAN 
oe au vrares FE 4-2577 
L MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS 
ant making $2 to $5 per hour, full | 
or part time ae ott Smi 
| N. Perry 8 to pm 
| PIANO, STE CCORDION! HAWAIIAN 
& Spanish guitar teachers needed | 
bo-h in Pontiac Rochester. 
Write Pontiac Press Box 87 
|REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR saleswomen in new home 
se veces Waterford and 
, Exp. preferred Rose Hil} 
featty Co. Enwood 2-9069_ 
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN FOR 
| new west side a De Experience 
tiie or will train. Call OR | 
- MEDICAL _ . 
Men 
    
WANTED 
Contact laboratory vomtise Oste- 
opathi: Hospital, FE 5-41 
REAL ESTATE SALES Seoete| 
Experienced preferred, will train, 
have large list: of prospects for 
new homes Phone. OL 1-000 
P T. Smith Jr 
SMITH - CRAW 
Builders of E-Z Built Homes 
RESPONSIBLE MARRIED cou- 
ole wie oue children to live i. 
jorels fiv toom apartment 
fineral home Rent and wulitiey | 
free in exchange for part tim 
work Husbagd may have outaies | 
employment, Call FE 2-7360. is block work. Small jobs. FE 8-268 
: COLORED GIRL DESIRES GEN- 
A 
Employment | 
150, 
project. | 
nee 
for @ polniioees \ 
‘ORD 
| ing. carpenter work, PE Saat 
_plaster board repair. F 
|MAN WANTS CEMENT WORK | OR 
| MARRIED MAN eracoy 
farm m_ job. F ré pm. 
|SEMI OR | Sa Sea ~ DRIVER, 
needs work bad. -14 vrs. road 
_exp. OR_ 3-1976 
YOUNG. MAN DESIRES ANY KIND 
of work Yili live in. FE 2-2774. 
32 Hibbard St 
Work Wanted Female il 
1 DAY SERVICE. IRONINOS. 
_Pick-up_ & deliver _EMpire 3-0060. 
2 WOMEN WANT “WALL WASH- 
ing and house cleaning. FE E 3-758 iE 
A-1 WASHING, IRONING AND 
mending. $250 and $5. Work 
uaranteed. Pick up and deliver. 
FE sae WANT 
8-2028 a 
  
  
  ALL DAY OR WEEK | worker, RTaie or female. $7 plus 
_ transportation | FE 4-381. 
BABYSITTING DAYs _ OR | 
OR_3-3042. EVES. 
_ Have trans. 
| BA BYSITTING IN MY HOME. 
Hourly basis, Lake Angelus Rd. 
_FE , 42630. 
| BABYSITTING & LIGHT HOUSE- 
| _ Fans, & days. Reference. FE 
  
BABYSITTING EVES., REF. AFT. 
| _4 or all day Bat. & Sun. FE 2-6554, 
| BABY SITTING IN MY HOME. | 
| Day or night. FE 2-1730 
ral_ house Exe. 
j 3 “Hibbard” "a FE 
FOP REGISTERED “UNDERGRAD- 
uates and practical nurses. Phone | peletences 
2-2774 
Fr 2-§492. Auburn Ave. Nurses. 
Exchang: oe | 
HAVING A BABY? > WACATION- + 
ing? Capahie mature exp. wom- 
e. will care for your ‘hildren in 
your home 3-3580 
iRONINGS WTD WATERFORD VI- 
cinity ORlanto 3-3702 
| LADY 33 WANTS HOUSEWORK 
| and babysitting In Pontiac. Box 
| %. Pontiac Press 
LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND IRON- 
ing desirea FE 4-2812. 
| MATURE EXP. DENTAL ASSIS- 
ant and receptionist. Write Pon- 
tise. Press. Box 101. 
MIMEOGRAPHING. TYPING | G 8EC- 
retarial service. EM 3-26 
WASHING? @& IRONINGS. C cat PE 5-0724. 
  | WORK — WANTED 6 DA 
| week, Will do Soar 162 Eimo. 
FE 8-#958 
WOMAN WANTS | 208 Ag SILK 
finisher, FE 4-28 
WOMAN wi WISHES cane BY DAY. 
ae AND IRONINGS. REF- erences FEderal 2-4900 
| WILL DO HOUSEWORK OR BABY sitting. FE 3-7735 Ys A GEORGEs REFRIGERATION AND HOUSEMOVING - uipped. FE 48450. L. A. ' 
HOME REPAIR SERV 
Carpentry plumbine electrical 
ts. Painting and wall wash- 
GUA tan ROOFS es 10. Hugus Marsh, 2-021. FE 2-8046. 
R. G, SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. ‘sanding and finishing. Phone FF 
Jos.” PLEMING LAYING. 
Sa , finishing. 1 Bias 
REMODELING ADDITIONS & RE- ir work. ioveees builder, FHA 
rms. ae   
ats 
  
ROOF REPAIRS EAVESTROUGHING FE 40444 
~ TRENCHING AND _ 
BULL DOZING PE 46841 
__ Building ; Supplies 12A 
ALUM. oe ee & Groen 
Por Thor deal top 
_ quality” present, _ call | MY S.rasd. 
FIREBRICK USED 10 CENTs_ EA. 
tk ue 3 cents ea. 15 W i:       
  SHEETROCK. APED & FIN- 
ished, ready pie paint. All work’ 
—— Free estimates. FE 
Business Services 13 
A-l ACE TREE SERVICE. RE- 
moval and trimming. Get our b 
FE 2-7188. 
ALL MAKEs OF FOUNTAIN PENS 
repaired by factory trained man 
t our store. ! ting 
Office y Co.. 27 W. Law- 
Tence St. one FE 3-013. < 
ACCOUNTANTS 
Bookkeeping Service FE 2-006 
“AAA OIL BURNER SERVICE 
SERVICE ALL MAKES 
PETE's __ FE 5-3750 
APPLIANCE SERVICE 
We service all makes - er ad 
er automatic washers.   
aed 
  
  
  
PE 2-402) 
KKEEPING—TAX PROBLEMS 
mt pial technicians handle them 
for you. A 
or monthly balance 
ments — taxes processed from so- 
cial security to income tax. Call 
EM 3-3757.   
  
BOOKKEEPING-TAX PROBLEM? 
Let real technicians handle them 
for you, Accounting complete ; — 
or monthly balance & statement 
— taxes processed for social se- 
curity to income tax. Call EM 
__ 33757, 
ipl tS WALL CLEANERS. 
Walls and windows. Wore 
_Free est. No obligation. | FE 2-1631 
BRICK BLOCK STONE. SPECIAL- 
IZE_ IN REPAIR WORK. FE 
COMPLETE LINE OF GREETING 
cards, novelties, stationary and 
gift wraps Cali FE 5-3898 for 
demonstration on samples in the 
_comforts of your home 
FURNACES CLEANED & 
feed, C. L. Nelson. FE 5-1788 
GENE’s HEATING § SERVICE. 
Furnaces cleaned, sold. repaired, 
3316 Crooks Rd. Rochester, FE   SERV: 
  ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- 
ue mee oe & cane 218 E. Pike 
  
APPLIANCE SERVICE. Member 
of Pontiac Oakland County Re- 
frigeration Assn Ph FE 5-4831 
George Frayer proprietor. 
  LICENSED ELECTRICIAN. FREE 
evening estimates. Residential and 
_commercial. ot OA Bt 
Lt LLS SONS _ 
WALL WASHING SERVICE 
    | WOMAN DESIRES EVENIN 
work. Typ.ng & shorthand o 
| PBX system. Also will do vocal | _* 
work for pvt. parties. OR 3-8646 | 
| after 6 p.m 
|W DOW WITH 2-YR-OLD ‘DAUGH- | 
ter would like housework by week 
or for working couple. Live =~ 
ca HOward 3-2579 _| 
Building Service 12 12 PPP LARA LPR ARADO 
|Ad CUSTOM CARPENTERS. Rough-in. finish Remodel. FHA 
_terms. Gordon Flattley, EM 3-0482 
A-1 UNDERPINNING & HOUSE 
raising Basement put under 
_homes, FE 8-8944. 
A-1 CARPENTRY REAS. FREE 
| _estimates, OL 1-3461 
| A-l) CARPENTER CREW AVAIL- 
able. Roughing & finish. Also al- 
| terations, Free est. FE 5-3608. 
MA 4-2253. : 
rower LAYING, SANDING _ & FIN. 
Guaranteed work, FE 3-1647. Pon- 
| _tlac_ Hardwood Floor Service. 
| Footings Water Line. ren Tile. 
_FE_5-9961. 
ASEMENTs DUG UNDER 
Oto Also water proofing. 
BRICK. . BLOCK _ AND CEMENT 
work. Also chimneys. No job too 
large. Residential and commer- 
| oe vaatastend work. Ph. MY 
BLOCK, BRICK ¢ CEMENT YORK | _and_ fireplaces. MA “5-0 
Burien — FE 5-2853 
EMENT Is OUR SPECIALTY, 
joors, basements. EM 3-4   i AS CURTAINS PLAIN RUP- fied, beautifully finished. tiac 
_Laundry, Phone FE 2-8101, 
Lagdscaping 18A = Sunset. Orchard Lk. Ph. Bus 
3-0649. Res. FE 4-0311. 
Raseane! NEW OF REPAIR. 
Work guaranteed. FE 5-0304 
SAWS MACHINE FILED | Manley Leach _10 Bagley St. 
SEPTIC _ TANKS CLEANED. 30 
yrs. exp. FE 4-7561 
Dreoaneking, Tailoring | 16 
DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, AL- 
terations, Drapes & formals done 
my home. Call PE 8-8455. 
Insurance Agencies 17A 17A   
  
  
A_ Rating of ee Co. 's 
INSURANCE KINDS 
Aste Noreen Age, 
1 FE_ 2-922) After 6 
To W. Lawrence Corner ner Cass 
INSURANCE OP ,ALL, KINDS INSURED BY PHONE 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_W. Huron FE_5-8183: 
___ Laundry. | Service 18 
FOR PAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. 
by ‘oe Pontiac Laun¢gry. FE   
  
  
  
CUSTOM BULLDOZING YARD & 
_EM"3.323| grading, Back filling. 
~, LANDSCAPE YOUR HOME and state. | ® Landscaping 
EXPERT 
removal. 
__3-2000. __18A REE Pay opti AND 
7 5-503 or OR 
agg 3 TREE SERVICE. TRIM- PRA 
  Walled Lake MA ¢- 
NEW LAWNS | ade oe oa va 
on pe back fin. FE 
Moving & Trucking 1} 19 eee   
  
Ad MOVING - HAULING 
EXCELLENT 8E 
FE _2-2909 se hbes I, 
FE 
AA-I Reduced a 
Smith Moving Large Van or Pick- 
up. FE +1064     
ALL LIGHT HAULING, RUBBISH, etc, odd jobs. Very reasonable. 
FE 2-3664. 
Gregg Delivery Service PE 50179   
10A - UNWANTED ARTICLES RE- _moved free of charge. FE PE 6-6798 
HAULING & RUBBISH. NAME 
— _price. Anytime. F ¥E oe.     
MAN WITH % TON PICKUP — work, Call anv time, PE 
  = a eo gga LER 
ny where 
Also wi 
haul = anyth 
pmletgy eo trees a special 7. 
_truck MA 
Sawatine i eae ~ PICKED _up free of charge. FE 5-4638. 
Trucks to Rent   
Dump mi-trailers 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. WOODWARD 
Including Sunday 
_ FE +¢ FE ¢1442 
LIGHT HEAVY TRUCKING. 
Rubbish. Field dirt, top soil, sand 
& aravel. FE 2-0603. 
Painting & Decorating | 20   
  
  
ee 
EXP MAN cana F NTING, 
repairs, by job or PE 
LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. Papering & s FE 6-0343. 
PAINTING PAPERHANGING — 
WALLS CLEANED Patirr hour, 
  
TUPPER R_ 3-706) 
PAPERHANGING — _ PAINTING. _Piaster_ repairing, FE 8-8513. 
x PAINTING AND DECORATING x. Willhite 
PAINTING 1 AVAILABLE } a FE 
Painon AND PAPERHANGING. 
PE 5-937 
__ Television | Service 
par. c OR NIGHT TV SERVICE FE 5-1296 or 
M. P. STRAKA _ 
Rayal Electronics | Co. 
Antenna and. TV Service. Eves. call | 
PE 5-3526 or FE 5-045?   
    
  
“Typewriter | Service 22A aera 
TYPEWRITERS AND. | ADD pina |° MACHIN 
work, tenoeal Printing vend soltce |” 
Supply Co., 17 W. 
Upholstering 23 DA   
mann 
EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER. ing, 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 
3-2641, Free estimates. 
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING TELEGRAPH FE   SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES & BED- spreads. Your terial. FE 5-5797. 
Lost & | Found 24   
  
Tee 
LosT 
$25 reward for tiger cat with 
_white. tipped tail. FE 2-7 
LOST—-2 WKS. BROWN & WHITE 
male bexer pup. to . ears 
clipped. Answs. to Nicky. Vic. 
of Longfellow School. child: 8 pet. 
Reward FE 8-195 
helt sabe 3 rhe BROWN i tate 
any 5 emale m 
Kirk in the Bioom-     
Vic. ‘Hills, field Reward — $75 
_-6-3800, 6-6489. 
LOST: WED.. 27. MALE MINIA- 
ture pincher. Black with tan 
markings. Answers to Butchie, 
Vic. of Green Lk. and Richardson 
Rds. 8 years old. On special diet. 
Reward for return or informa- 
_tion, 4120 Bunker St. EM 3-0672. yee 
MA   
: DOG IN VICINITY Island. Black and bigiesat Cedar 
Hotch out of one ear. Call 
  LOST: BROWN TOY MANCHES- 
ter. Owner's name on collar. FE 
_ #7117. 
LOST: KITTEN IN THE VICINITY of South Ardmore. Dark above 
2 months old. 4 white feet and 
white chest. Reward. FE 45732   
LOST: LIGHT GRAY SCHNAUZER. 
4 year old male Wearing orange 
collar. Vicinity of Bloom fleld Hills 
__ Reward, Call Midwest aie. 
LOST: BLOND — PUP   
XER Ur 2 MONTHS 
aa ‘ wieinioe State Street. Please 
call FEderal 8-1150. 
‘Losi_IN VICINITY os WALTERS 
Lake Sun 8 o] puppy. 
  giack with bro rewn “s ts. 
_ Cocker & terrier Call M 1. 
Los’ WANT TO YOUR PET? 
ive one ® home? FE 5-9200. 
_Kaichigan Antmal’’ Rescue cue _teenue 
—_ BLACK & WHITE 
ith brown ears. Vicinity of wir 
sume Lake — Gon 
Answe:   
__Hobbies 6 & Nappies 7A 
PAINT BY NOI NUMBER SETS. NEW series. $1.66 = 
Lid 
tist epplies. Sherwin-Williams. 
__ West fon 
UMBER PICTURES.     22 i Notices & Personals 25   
ee | 
IN DEBT? _ 
"TB SO 
‘ Let US   
. Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
' Restore Credit 
WE ARE NOT A 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELORS Above Oak 
Wtd. Children to Board 26 
a-] LICENSED HOME. EXPERI- 
_enced mother’s care. on 
« GOOD LICENSED 
home by day or week. oor 4-6248.   
      
      
  win: ARTLDREN FOR FOR DAY 
sag Sek | home Licensed. 
_ 6-2873. 
LICENSED aoue. p bef SIDE,   MA 
_pre_ school. 
Wtd. Household ¢ Goods | 27 
TV'S. RADIO 
furniture. FE   
CASH FOR USED 
os. Or any 
  
FURNITURE 1 NEEDED Entire hom 
eh it re. you 8 % — 
_Sale. Phone O 
WANTED TO eee of furniture. Ph. FE 23-5523, 
ANTIQUE DISHES. OLD furniture. MY ate 
smi ie 
2B WTD. 
_lamps & | 
tp ds all 66D CON 
aa 3 nePreteraly blond. Mit 
Must be in 
3-3503 or 6 Ae nm. 
__Wtd. Miscellaneeus 
BY T OOLMAKER Use of bench size or r 
lathes pow, shaper, drill press, 
milling machine later. Have few 
gimmicks J want to work on aft- 
er hours. ¢ 3-8576. 
COLEMAN   
      cA DAIRY BARN) Gas 
L, OR 3.3406. _ STOVE. CA ‘ 
GASOLINE, | oe ul io 
Single or twin. MU 9-16 
moni BED ADJUSTABLE 
_ height. Phone FE 2-3966. 
KITCHEN < CABINETS, ~ CABINET 
sink, venetian biinds, sump pump, 
store cet small Ria poo 
nets. 7024. or 
Evans sEauipment Dine 
Highway WA D NO. 1 < NTED- GOOD 1% trap. Call caer 7, OA 8 ser 
WANTED: OIL FIRED 1 TAR KET- 
tle on wheels. Must be in good 
_ Condition. PE 4-5425. — 
WANTED PHONOGRAPH REC- 
ords 20 heal or older Please 
betw: 7 and 10 p.m. phone 
_OR_ 3-8576.   
MORTGAGES 
LISTINGS WANTED BUYERS now To 
BUT ug snow “i 
ia WE 
slie R. Middleton 
BROKER __ FE 67121 
BUY OR SELL        
    
CHEERY Art. FEED = 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Prize possessions, Fifteen years 
of inotchow at your service. 
Flumphries js rE Py 
an Mu ASSES oe LISTING ‘Stavice 
war. PACE THE FLOOR. WHEN 
pill — sell from under 
| Clereiea REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. Mzin- Clarkston, Mich. sat   
WTD.. | BOY'S 26° BIKE, IN GOOD 
condition. Call cher) pan: FE __Rent Apts. Purstched as   
~ Money’ Wanted 28A 
WANT™D: LOAN OF $3.000 AT 6 per cent interest. Collateral avail- 
— ne) Box 121, Davisburg, 
Wanted to Rent 29) 50 PARTIES ware TO a 
. ye Jerry 
Adams Co.. 22536 ale Hwy. FE 
_4-4561.   
    
  ROOM OR 2-ROOM WwTD. 
on a or noasey for a sin- 
sie a doctor's re- 
ary OR 38166 between 9 
&®@pm 
"YOUNG EXECUTIVE 
Desires nice lakefront home, 1 
_child, references. MU 44818. 
‘Share Living Quarters 30 
ELDERLY LADY WILL SHARE 
home with middleaged lady. Pre- 
msioner. FE 2-0806 
co a | LADY WILL SHARE HOME FREE wo nee for services.     
  
| SHARE MY HOME OR < SARE “ARE FOR elderly person, 
, Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
MORTGAGES N GOOD PROPERTIES % « a 
aD more 100   
  
| re 4-0521 vi = 
OVER $1,000,000 Available to purchase land con- 
tracts. I ediate action! Call 
W. Huron   
Resid 
broker. Toanes 6-11 io. te OA 8461. 8-2467. $-8888 Wiss TO OBTAIN A — Lae 
erneen Come qomn 
  1-2 BEDRM, PART FURN. LAKE- pts. 8615 Pontiac 
  
1 1 k 
Sor: $14 to oe 4 apts. 
for steady renters, 2062 Com: 
  18ST FLOOR 3 ROOMS AND BATH. Clean, pvt By so og i cs 
_Square Lake. FE $-1370. 
2 RMS NEWLY DECORATED. Uti furn FE 28728. 
2 ROOM. FURNISHED APT. Kitchene Private   
  
trance. bath 
Small child welcome, yr 
_4-6196 or PE 2-6226. 
a sR OOMS, COMPLETELY FUR- 
_nished. Private bath. 263 Norton 
(8. FE 45301. 81 AUBURN _Avenue. 
2 ROOMS. AD “crating te OR ELDERLY o 
ipa waa 
  RMS. Ae ist FLOOR. PVT. 
bath & entrance. Everything furn. 
_FE | See — 
2 ROOM, PVT. BATH, 107% N. Saginaw. Apply after 4:30 p.m., 
_Apt. 4. 
+ RooM FURN. a i8T FLOOR, 320 N Saginaw FE 4-593. 
2 Ane ROOM F Sasesckie? APT. 
—— nelenperters, inquire 55 
] 2-5883.   
2 RMS. BACHELOR BACHELOR APT. EVERY- 
ens furn, FE 4-3135. 
oa & BATH. 
wel- PVT. 
J fea le: Ba 
come. eee Paddcer. =     
  
CASH — Buyers waiting for seasoned or 
new land contracts and equities 
Let an ex-   
perienced contract man consult, 
ARRO REALTY CALL FE 43844 or PE 5-284 and ask for n. secOniose™ 
Real 
5143 CassEtizabeth Rd. 
Open __Open Evenings and Sundays 
CASH 
IN A FLASH For land comreers. ae aa 
gie Johnson perso 
xeon pot o natisfied 
riends and clientele 
. Johnson's 1/04 s Telegraph Rd. 
FOR LAND CONTRACTS. a Ae Dixie Hwy. 
“QUICK ( CASH For your lan¢ contract .You'll 
like ow service. Ask for Jim 
Dinkel or Jerry Anderson, 
WHITE BROS. CASH | H. J 
5660 Dixie Hwy, 
Open Eves, ‘tii ’: Sun 10 to 8 
IMMEDIATE | 
Wel ION   
ry and 
K.L. Teme ealtor 
2339 Orchard 1 PE +49 
‘Wanted it Estate 32A   
  N 
ames Backenst®se Book 
. Lawrence S:. 
__ Notices & Personals 25 
GIRL OP WOMAN NEED- fo 3 a Sve f rigag contact 
aeiss Gounacninl The Saiv 
AEROTRED KNAPP 
SHOES ’ Pred Herman 
2070 Airport Rd. OR 3-1502 
AAA PRIVATE VES Don’t worry, mie the facts 
Privace conguitation 520 
BE, Bird y MOST ATT ATTRACTIVE 
for the holidays   
    
    ‘ with shrubbery f WHITE'S NURSERY. FE $4711 eye aia al   re on ades 
ah ee Werrra . 
8 ange en REAL LANDLORDS We nee | ‘ood homes for 
MERRY Don't feed yl 
further infor. 
RS 4-1557   
HAVE A CLIED for 2 or 2 t downtown Cal FEderai esha 
  is chitgren weeisote FE x 2 RMS. & Bate ALL MODERN. 
Strictly Good location. Very 
clean. FE ieia: 
eves. 
2 RM. “APARTMENT. 
88 Mechanic. 
242 nou INDIVIDUAL MOD, 
cabins. A. util Winter rates. MY 
3-099 «Tru Rustic couime: 468 8. 
_Broadway_ Lk. Orio 
2 RM. APT. PVT. Siar: , LAUN- 
dry faci., weekly or monthiy. FE 
4-8179 after 5. 
2 NICE CLEAN ROOMS, 1ST FLR..   
  
  
  pvt. ent., util. Washing priv. Ga- 
_Tage. 208 Norton. 
2? & 3 RM. APTS. SEE CARE- 
_taker, 23 Steinbaugh Ct. 
2 AND 3 ROOM NEWLY DEC. 
nee 7. 7@ Clark. Apply Apart 
men   2 2 ROOMS. aren kent FURN.. 
walk from town. No 
anemone nee children. 73 Fair- 
ia RMS. PVT BATH AND ENTR — =! —_ om Dep 
TRO iae ORL IN PONTIAC 
_-— Call 12 to 12. MY 2-6186. 
3 ROOM APARTMENT, ALL MOD- 
ern Private driveway and bath. 
EM 3-837.   
  
  2RM. FURN WASHING & UTIL. furn. Pvt. ent, Baby welcome. 
__FE 8-0553. 
3 ROOM APT. BABY WELCOME. 
adstone, 
314 Hg | Shape wee 
sme 106 Dre sden. Pontiac, 
7 RMS. & BATH & GARAGE, EM 3-3474. 
3 ROOMS AND BATH, 31 Stowell. 
3 LARGE RMS: 525 JOSLYN, LAKE Orion. MY 2-6305. 
INE RMS. TILE BATH, ted liv: rm... 7 Rp AND 
    
  
  
      
  
      
      N- BATH & 
ry rRooME Pye BATH Ce aT ENT. 
_ after 4 aA 
RM, pa a -ENT., GAS T 
furn, 1470 Beachland, tear Cass | 
e Rd. 
FURN. APTS, OR   Fe —— 
- AND 5 RF Ma PUAN HEA Ba   
        
  room area or bus line. | 
      
  
  
    
    
  
  
  RN. TL 
Uae Maa? tee eczml pneer, but tee Per winter 8 perme Poe ‘will show Lake, Privene, 3) steciec to Fen Peel ae how ig eet SIT weekly, ‘Call PE48382,| Fe 2ivi uae OF hone rt pam, GLEAN 3 ROOM APT WEAR “one f pee man. “Reterences downtown. 17 Hovey, between 
ve us iis is ua. 5-0648./5 Nocet & “g B mi 
8. RI EY, § roker in 4 drink on be aad _Ponttac furn. 3-3630. 
cas | CLEAN ; erie” a nel Ber Sy re tw bath, . Emtr, Adult couple walking to Pontiac Plant. WILL BUY OR LIST se res only, Phone FE 8-3012. No en. 8-2540. 
oe Birt | aA PETES APT on Bonny, 2D, Ok, OHI commerce Rd. Rights and ‘gas, OR 3000000 "| 3.1300 : _ » PORTAL be GLEAN PUAN 3 ROOMS —AND| LAKE : W bath, Pvt, Exmtr, Adult e| room. lakefront ncpase- pulilities WE AVE QUALIFIED PUYERS * Phone FE 8-3912 or included. . MY = ser Se dcretge. A proper- | _ 5-2474.- = _3-1284, 
, COUPLE PRIVATE BATH & EN-|LAKEF , 7 BED call ota oe. trance FE ALi = = houses. ence 2 rs ieee ae 
RANKLIN APTS. | miles to Pontiac ROY KNAUF 3 ROOMS Aw AND BATH. IN EXCEL- ; rent reduced. Avail- 26% W. Huron St. FE 27421| LENT ITION,” INCLUDES! *>!*_thry May. EM 3-0134, AMPLE. Hi HEAT, HOT & COLD Y Ss Boseme MODERN WATER. ADULTS ONLY 960 A home. ment with oil WE DO WHAT ONTH. AFTER heat Attached garag Lake priv- ; CARBTAKER. AT A193 "UNIO oe 4135 ‘per month incl 
WE SAY Et Ra Put 8 PROPER PRICE on A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
. vey te sell it “guickly. Ask OLLYWooR ABTS. win 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
bed i) 
en le away! As Ask nisheod Util, furn, ins. es FE 4- 53 
: before you _ard FE 3 218%. SEAT 3 ROOMS & BATH. COU- know it, it's gral LARGE PLEASANT 3} AND BATH.) ple only. Call wp by : moons who aiteets Near Airport. Adults. OR 3-1943.|\§ ROOMS. 2 Al 1 APARTMENTS ‘Ss PUR- 
8 E FOR Ex- HOLLYW¢ 00D APTS. | __nished. In Keego. PE 5-433. PERIENCE in selling. real 9 ems. Bb: bet, furn.. wii, MODERN, HEATED 2 BEDROO 
eetete pi nte we SAVE furn., lia E. Howard. FE 3-189. _And Ferituren, FE 200. vebools nn EIGN. MODERN 3. ROOM FURN. AT 130 ae BOR'S HOUSE AND WE'LL | Hulbert. “Oxbow Lake,” 1. blocy|MODERN, RM 1 z, HOUR WEAR SELL YOURS. uf Elizabeth Lake Rd. eet een ees 
: NICE UPSTAIRS APT. PVT. ENT,|MODERN 2 BEDRM, GAS HEAT. Edw. M.S | Driveway 44 Chica, *| Lake Orion MY 2.4663. a ‘dw. M. Stout. Realtor NEWLY PORN AP ppsowsa| MODERN ¢ RM” HOME. COM- 
TN. Saginaw St = Ph. FE 5-8165 APT : | base sh- Open Eves. "Ti 8:30 P.M. bath Ou turn.“ 31 Auburn] Dlete! ayer, —— Will stce 
—— PARTIY FURN. wast Fate 3) fa eit Ene inte wash 
30 MIN. | fag teh Pod sea ec : sorry, no} = tre oe : WILL LEASE 5 ROOM | 
| eater Sek tS Aner Whee orat one, up bens That ts all it takes to have one | SOPHIA MANO! $ 5 sion courteous, peers Mero’ Fier Never a sees 33 AN pad By —= Kennett Rd. 
our door HURON, 3} RMS. PVT. BATH. uses . 36 
Soviet tefatatarh is afesr| “Adulnrnv, ger enaiag ual| Rene Houses Untarn CLEAN, NR   
Rent Apts. Ur Unfurnished 3 34 
1-2 BEDRM. PART F Ld iN. LAKE. _front Apts. 8615 Pontia 
iv BEDRM | APT. with: pares: 42 W_ Colombia. 
  
PARTLY PU i wl 
285 Wottiemore St. Ig   
tchenette, 
take welfare 
  _____. |GLORIA \ APARTMENTS 
3 BEDRM 5 BERNDT tenance AUIS. ROE r, Close in. FE 27425. 
3 Thus. y BATH BATH. F PvT. a 
te neo AND | BATH. F Breineal ve child 
3-RMS. & BATH, MODERN, PVT. __ent, Like new 1761 Lk, Rd. 
4 ROOMg AND BATH, $55 M oti Pe acon ROOMS AND BATH, GAS HEAT. West side. FE 47338 
«RMS. AND BATH. HEAT AND lights furn, $18 a week. 
ROOMS AND BA SEPTIC, 
furnace, near Sears, mo, FE 
403100 
4 ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT, - 
Stove refrigerator furnished. 
“_FE Y -t94.. as 
5 § Roots. . SRACIOUS: FLAT. WEST bale aah 
bedrooms,   
  
  
  ENT.| 
\e, 1058 
OR! $50. MY 1 BEDROOM HOUSE. 
Pontiac Drive-In Theater. OR 
  1 OR 2 BEDROOMS. CLEAN. venetian biinds. heat. Close 
in. A ults. FE   
2 BEDROOM MODERN, WEST 
Side, close Child welcome. 
Reasonable FE 86-6753. 
  32 BDRM. pense: OIL FURNACE, 
fee "fower 3 Rd. wo (lay dt Shas ples « EM 
    
aR AND ) BATH AVAILABLE 
6 potas a ‘Aple 5-1306. 
4 ROOMS, we ars ACRES, che in W. 
rental wl rent or sell on 
PE 54-8276. 
5 _RMS. AND BATH MODERN. fe sa welcome, $65 a month. 
09-3341. Utica. 1615 Eston.   
= TRO ROOM HOUSE, MOD! MODERN, X NEAR -—e 
Large fa = 
  
Li) ford $35 oF mi ingue 
AND 
as heat, ey 
aoe ot Behool chi 
§ ROOM 
area. ©. end of Huntoon 
heat & hot water, 2-car garage. 
$?0 mo PE 8-445. 
3 ROOM MODERN, . NEWLY DEC- 
erated. West side, $75 per month. 
Russell A. Nott, Realtor 
PE 45005     
Orton 
sink. 
  
  
TERRACE 
erred 
2 BEDROOM, MO MODERN. 
Beott Fivile es. Lake, 
aes. morning 8 to 12.   
        
  90 Oakland, Near Huron 
Under new ma ment, New! 
ecorate’t 4 rooms bath pede 
. aie per month See CARETA 
  
  
5 ROGu UNPURN. APT, NEAR 
General Motors Truck, 312.50 per 
week, FE 17-9083 
UNFURN. APTS __ 
from. All areas. All prices. a] e 
E. ap Co., 2836 st Dixie Hwy.| 
  SIRMINOR AN — 33 BEDROO 
arage. Corner of Merrill R,|* aoa 
st Re Fy WALKING DISTANCE town PE 45067. |   HOUSE. $7 A 
BRI AUTOMAT: 
;_.actories. FE Dine.   
“BATH AND GARAGE. 
W. DINNAN PE ¢3971_ 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LAKE. STOVE 
anu refrig fura. basement 
it| pes 
  a souinha Rent $2, Sar oasis. 
cEnTRA ane ti) poy Sei . util, Lg Pd 
N. Wood Sate Oak.     
RATED 3 
5 large rms., ted close to down town 
meow M. Stout, Realtor 
FE 5-8 
© Oem Rveutngs “tH 8:30 
FOR COLORED - mee & 5 ROOM 
apts, 1 single Reasona 
rent to Manes warty. "Frank ok Walet 80 =Florence, yay 
Wilson Inquire 20 Lull. Mrs R. 
FOR RENT: 3 ROOMS AND BATH. 
icone furnished Laundry | ki = 
i   
  
ERE 
* 
  ose Leyes LP e r 
_3-3061, 
7 T ROOM Roves UNFURNISHED. 
_In elty Call PE 4-2421 ev FLR. 
OR 
Goose 
prices, Jerry 
Dixie Hwy. 
ATTRACTIVE MODERN TWO alow, plus large 
family iy, Room Anchor f Hm fa Nl   
  
    
  fleges. Private entrance. home, 875 m 
General Hospital. FE $-6658 after tonal home & SOR, REALTO! $ on week days. 72 W. Huron Phone i387 
BRICK WEST . NEAR GEN- DEL-RIO APTS. era: Hospital. 6 rooms, gas heat, 281 OAKLAND : ool 3 rm. basement apt., wit tes 8] dition. PEderal 45707. sm 8 i “ en nn lc a nN a 
pl / CLEAN “cats RAEBURN AND 
Orchard Court Apts. iY 49 Salmer St. Pontiac's — beau- 
tiful, modern, 1 bedroom, air. 
conditioned apts. Auto. heat, a boo sac e. Adults only 
EAST SLING. 
Ch gs gy ed ye ent. 
FE ee. __$40 per mo b . 
(ED COUPLE crellng rm apt. in ¢ family dwel 
Westsid® of Pontiac, as vO 
alt mo Exc, cond. west 
a. coma, Fhalon %. banonnant ‘nt garage, lt 
bagerant, garage, tim   
R 
icin it 1: rentid’ 
Ot. 10408 NFUR: $50 per mo, Oak . MA 16. 
Rent Houses Furnished 35   
2 BEDRM, f WATERFRONT. |CAROR 
EOL | ae 
      
ber bent oll ane 
  
  
53-1344. 
OR URN. § RMS. POM: OF meen, ge 
    
   
        
THE | PONTIAC PRES 
    Ss ee 
  : SATURDAY, 2 NOVEM ER 30, 1957.   
     
  
  
  
        
    rN © RIDGEWAY REALTY #75 Bald FE _4-6203 
BY OWNER, ont" —? 
et See sates 
rO BUY. 
. Davemens Vacant. Call a _ Sunday ure 230 
RENTAL U egy so 
we. e new Ls . couble erste. pies (Ons, bent. 
tse on, Beat on ed 25 ol} & St. Michael's af Biv. and PE 4-7833   
BREWER 
  a * |, QSEPHL, REIZ. veenaes pre ere 
UNION LAKE. BEDRMS. WITH . Parke 
basement & earage. t = EV FE 
Some, EMpire 35213 0 
OPEN | 2 NEW HOMES 
WATERFORD HILL Rent Lake Cottages _36A 
“ROOMS, ALL FURNISHED. | WIL- 
some Lake. 6871 Forrestiawn, FE 
For Rent Rooms 37 37 
1 FUR ROOM, SEM MIN HOLE z 
a “a Miami ‘Rd. Garage avail _4 
  
  
  FES ‘Saturday 
i SLEEPING RM.FOR 1 on; 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Rit lh lke &. FE Ise rE Visit hom won the 1957 
SOLE 1 DOUEL awa: rom azine for 
2 SLEEPING | “or pars i DOUBLE, ou tstanding cesiga. — eatures 4 
a0 1 A naan @ W. Kennet.| bedrooms and 2 oe other 
home has 3 my and baths, AVATLABLE AT 146 ©. PIKE AND| 804 @ large family room. You'll 16 N. LABLE Ave. 86 per week & up,| be Smased at the matchless fea- ban ge N SLEEPING ROOM. GEN tures which are absolute nu 
tlemen. Close to Gown. A +0376. merous to — Just a few 
oe ch sac Sins 2 are: a H t builtin oven and | 
CLEAN RM. FOR MAN: “PVT. ENT range, noo fan, dishwasher, 
_& slower, FE 2-24 aya cane <a tile ieee 
COMPORTABLE vineT "FLOOR natered mails epiace. slee rm. W. side. FE Yates na window wall, hames 
  r 1450. have a Leue pl view from their 
  
    
    Buy Thru Partridge 
+Sell Thru Partridge   
    
  ROOM FOR oa oR ' gir’ Sg an home 172 N ‘TU 9; Bunday 10 to's 5 Open | Eves.“ 
    
  
  
  
  
  SLEEPING RMS. FOR ME 
blocks fr town = pa ay 
Union 8t. FE ¢ 41187 
_ Rooms With» Board 38\Lage FRONT. Orion Area. 8 Toom | Se modern — Large shady lot. 
EXTRA CLEAN — HOM = STYLE. $300 dow | 
_meals, 14 Matthews. FE 5-0977. x. BIDE. ¢ Reo - ~ ~ m_ modern home. 
Convalescent Homes 3 38A On paved street. Close to schools | ——~ ene | nd bus. $1000 down 
WALLEP REST HOME for women. Ambulatory patients. ae brah rom tee 
ereceggy ee oad State approved. | Full basement, of! furnace, a | 
—| car re Excellent scadition | 
Hotel ‘el Rooms 39 $1500 di 
eee. | THIRD ST. Excellent 6 m™ | HOTEL AUBURIN homes Gas furnace Wall-to-weil Rooms Day or Week carpet in living m. $000. | Also 1 of 2 room aps Terms. i 
a Aen Riiinities ; he * Le: smd rene = | a ‘oom home wes 
HOTEL AOOSEVELT, ©! Z. CLEAN, suburban location Basement, oil | — + apts mp furn irnace ah 
gs SE ei # 70.) HAYDEN, Realtor = rar Pos ~~ 6 EF Walton FE 8-0441 | 
Rent Stores 40 ___Open Eves. sun 10 to 2 | 
~ RRS WINTER BARGAIN ‘vee i fag mee MMEDIATE.. Buys this ultra modern bed- 
ed Ww. — . FE 58431) room brick. Ceramic tile bath. 
Li Kitchen. Carpeted (living room, | 
BUS. OPS. a | Sree psgeey ser ha ome No 
t es arage a. Oot. ie 
__Rent t Office S Space — ry plete pasoment with iedgerock | AAI ELA fireplace Aluminum stor lps 
2 ‘BOR M. HOUSE L ™ DowNTOWN| ecreens & awnings, Located & 
Walled Lake, on Pontiac Trati.| attractive neighborhood —_ oon 
Will rent as busi office. MA apd West suburban. Close in. 
__4-374l_between 9 & 4. : ¢. possession aid 
LARGE OFFICE IN GROWING pride. fot   community, EM Dorothy Snyder ‘Lay ender | 
  
  
    
  
  
  
    view. “MODERN, 00D FA REING. _ “egtlios A Eat. rviee. and - Sl a FE pub aad mm eae Phone “EM “33303. of MO. ‘our 
VERY ore OFFICE | space gyalabie in Oxbow none WHY PAY RENT? are ! Nd! 
poke g ‘estate or insurance. i Cone YOu CA OWN | 
THIS MODERN 3 BED- tect aeneh 2017) between a r HOME 3) 2 
MENT & FURNACE - ___ For Sale Houses 43| NICE LARGE LOT - ~~ ae CLOSE SCH FOR 
NEW 3 3 BORM. 1 ROME IN BERRY} JUST $750 DOWN — CALL 
acres, asst x we tee 2 on tached TODAY! rage ° 
yy Sst R. J. VALUET, Realtor | i 'E y 45 OAKLAND A FE 5-060) - bDO YOU HAVE ONLY 4 08 we 
$1100 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 30 = would like a new 3 neg reg 
rick mano iqeel me mith 1% baths, ' 
inves to? 8 on, call {With eee 
Jerry E. Adams Co. turning toward rE est) of or after $30 OR 24043. f°8earoom homes... i's amare " to be on a. how, because 
FULL PRICE leds egg UO 
~ Je s200) for cue ton ne ferme Oak floors, plastered walls, Ld 
te ges on Bylvio Lake. Mus bel basement, storms and berry 
“tached arage — Be sure to call 
$4,000 WILL HANDLE. 
LOVELAND | FE 248% FE oy 
AT UNION wih NION LAKE OFFICE hy y arlene 
LAKE ne tp ae i 
87, 930 with reasonable down pay- 
. | ment, enables you to enjoy this 
| immaculate 2 bedroom home. 18 
| x 22 garage, paved oS sores | 
street, city Water sew a; 
REALTOR biocks from bus. Piastered wale! 
, 1643 Union Lake Rd. EM _saen| oil and cereene i heat, ‘storms 
raene itoace kitchen, Inspect th 
e 
  $15,900. Terms. 
"EAWSON REALTY Humphries 
  
      
  1327 EB Auburn san OL‘ 1-1611) 
$350) 83501 $360 DOWN! 8 S iaeoeate ores EVES 
nee is, ¥ almost finished ast "titi “WsTING SERVICE. 
area, near school. | oR Dt 1 
ee 5 room, uertnen rs, 1 liv — ing room, 10x12 kitchen, breakfast 4 
nook, 2 bedrooms and | th, car 
Sree ane LS, iat ; Re. Oat after 6 Boo Syeus| SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. terms to suit, eral 40795. . 
. 3300 Down | 6050 Southward 
% on hed Waterford 
home, Well ‘t, in Save. 3 bedroom, modern home with | aterford Area 
  CRON VALLEY 
    oor Colored’ Fie autiful 6 room modert brick ears pane large famiiy 
modern home, on Large room, dish- 
rn % vomet. hit, Doar enroie, « het fenehea.| 
Teese rm, with) : 
ie ie aes eee, Hovey atc is cape ot sel] for fi rm. Oak basement £28,500. Cash to mort@ ® I 
ee poe ae 4 Waundey HATS POO NUH IAT 8 an ty eG ng «hy “is RD) WATCH FOR 0; ke SIONS. 
: Terms er 
Siereien st Mra. «Bpeare —.\. JOHNSON, Realtor PE 1704 8. Teleetaph Rd. 
2533 Russell A. Nott. Realtor FE 4. 
oes FE 4-5908 u i a ’ 
  ol pote —— arge wooded lots over-looking CLEAN . Pvt - 7 _Ent._Bus stop. 114 1 State.” See ens ot oe ae | GIRLS ea ROOM. PRIVEE! ® preview of the new. addition to_ 
(ears 8 ‘547 ee Urol the present ee Unsur- 
Gini On ~ WOMAN HC HOME a basse sich peeled 7 equalled —— nr Ape seat ie Privileges. Call FE 5-5625 community. Waters tard ora Hill a 
— nor owplace a LIGHT " HOUBEREEPING y ROOM,| Both new es located on Wel- A children. 3300 Elizabeth zat a aerrace. Priced at $29,000 
ianee CLEAN RM FOR GEN.' For the thril of » ifetime visit tleman. Pvt. ent. 245 Nelson St.) Waterford Hill Sat. to see these 
FE ¢-4373. | ste hom = 3 bi : rat 
LOOKING ¥6 FOR t componY. a, Que ee Eee Ber je large fropt rm. at bus stop. FE sihertore terrace, follow 
ee ee PING RM. CLOSE T TO, wea State _ Hospital FE 3-640. 
Puy BT, Be BUS STOP. L tatepay,| 
SLEEPING ROO FOR een oe ly. West side. *7 per week FE 
tall BROS SLEEPIN® ROOM, LADIES . 
Close 267 N. Saginaw. FE REALTORS 
20708 1600 Disie at”? STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
FOR CONVENIENCE 1 story frame 
hopping Posarieda 
va a scot ti side loca’ on near 
, ‘on Bivd. Contains 
“and bath. Balt in 1 ‘ns. Ge 
terms available. 
BU JILT-IN BEAUTY 
pace, 
with breakfast ase 
3 large bedrooms with g 
peal closets. Full fn. 
Lar, asement with 
eniomatic 
resbl 
cnleat tasie, inside and out. ‘hoi - floorin, ice a. Fhe 
best of materials and care 
ineo: ted in this fine 
home, ‘aved lcci ess ~ * 
many other ras e this 
today. You'll like it, we 
guarantee. 
NEED oe eee Be S? 
convenient ela 
Ao excellent value directions 
down. 
EARLY AMERICAN 
BRICK Nature at Be finest. 
m b 2 
E] 
lakefront home. 
ing room with treplace, 
open stairway floor 
with. tts large 17- x 176 
bedroom Dream Eitcher 
with built - in oven and 
range Additional tile bath 
re be 
more details on 
this excellent value 
$720 DOWN — 
140 lot Neat as m7 
Living room, dining room 
en completes this venderta ho. 
for young couple starting out. 
SUBURBAN RANCH—$18,960—1', 
2 fireplaces are just some 
extra-epe- 
cial home. You will be amazed ai | rice when you see the ins! de baths. 
of the features of this 
this P 
ot Lo 5 nome, weil-pianned res- = 
very con vamseed 
stool 
i¢@ beat and hot wa- 
y decorated in ex- 
ie fal street and 
Only $1,900 
lanning of 
ston . Picturesque 
of the 3 Roman Brick 
ELIZ. LE privy 
leges-—cute 2 bedroom & den bun- | 
add Alum. storms & screens, 
(12m23 with ieaae ge- | 
. excellent family |   
  
N 
| 
w. 
_OR 
  Sacre parcel 
the city limits 
Te For Sale Houses 
  CARN IVAL. by Dick Turner | © 
  
  
  
  
  “Ww Fat you hke to ek a category?” 
O 
ome with basement on your 
R sae Den McDon 
Attention Builders’ 
ranch homes. Just outs 
Off Baldwin 
d cer us — 
| BREWER | 53:68 N Parke 
| 3 BEDROOM UTILITY AT- 
| t 
$8. 500 ached garage On 1 
Casi. or § acre 
000. 
terms OR 3-7706 Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 
7? N Ona St. Ph. PE 54-6163 
Open Eves. ‘til 8: ne   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
HOYT OPEN 
full basement, wi.b fire ace, at-| 
tached 2-car 00" arage on a beautiful | SUNDAY 2 
Boies 
Rancher 
1} Baths acd 43 
Marvelous site for 
ide 
Cau 
__ FE ¢5181 
lot, e with lovely trees. 
Call for appt.—Kev in tee i 3 Bedrooms 
PIONEER Ferhat opts Sap 050— s 
carpeted living reom. dining vel Full B ent a ving Hoon ming ¢ 
arpeted master bedroom, large U ; asemen closets es car’ cept eb kitchen | . 
wi planie china eloset STAT: oS 
Full basement, OIL HEAT. new | FEATURING arage SYLVAN LAKE  privi- * FLUSH DOORS 
eges — WE school area, BIRCH KITCHEN 
CITY bus service. Key in office | PLASTER WALIS 
HOY T REAL iy 2 840 
__ 254 8. _ Telegraph | Ra 
OP UN. 2T0 5 P.M. 477 E. Tennyson. St.   “| 
      
- aay located north 
ry to Joslyn, turn left 
Tennyson, left . OPEN 
Bud Nicholie. Realtor 49 Mt. Clemens St. 
FE 38-1201 or FE 48773   
Birmingham 
a BY OW 7 BM. BRICK RANCH, home Ts baths, b -bete fate thankful you did” 5 
Se on G.I. mort rtgane 652 r 
Bere oot Would... | _ MAple _| _. eee | 
small # Om FOR SALE VERY ou like to see ocr on the 
3 bedrm, home, 2 fireplaces, elec.| lake that has one finest 
dish washer. Pull basement. $0) see Meee irorm rie Tad ih, : — A garage. Tike 5 an were 
SPORTSMI AL LOCA) B'“wortm 'iithe saking. price inte completely finished in caley . “Gorka, = cher ana knotty pine iling Plenty of jock it up during the winter. . . | 
gun racks large bedrms. 2 githougn it is year around | car- attached garage. 2 acre lot home RE ABLE DOWN. 
tside “Barbeque ts PAYMENT! so tn te mane owner leav- 
a pete See cong kaon yard - leear pe H ace with Precast 
ist Drivileges. Son aa? seabed. lot dove 1¢0 of Oh & tis. $1,300 Dow 
Lae Mans did ic O'R. on Binckiop’ road. Sil. IA ae fete ROAD, ee aS 
SYLVAN MANO ‘t it 
3 bedroom brick 
5h : dinette and kitchen. 
cupboards, tile drainbd., tile 
bath down. 1 bedroom up. 
full basement, oi! heat, elec- 
tric hot water. 14) car ge- 
rage Offered at $16,800. 
terms. : 
Acres 
r Oxford. Beautiful scen-. 
in the 
ce $4. 
500. $1,000 do 
Bud Nicholie, Realtor 
@ Mt. Clem 
Call Mrs. 
5-1201__ or mens St. 
Kelchner 
FE 51201 or FE 4-877) 
  
      
OP W. Troquots 
5 SUNDAY 
2 bedroom home—breakfast 
room, sun room, fireplace 
d-car garage. Low down 
Bicoences: Drive out W. 
Huron to Ottawa—turn left 
—turn right on W. Iroquois. 
Watch for signs. 532 ? 
3 to 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 3 Ww basen Teet 
5-816: TRE 5-093 —o_FE_58161 _¢ 
EAST SIDE 
2 bedroom ranch. Piastered walls, 
Coane ranch home with at-| 
oaeg i% car garage Venetian | 
blinds aluminum #' 
and awnings. Pane 
for retured rms, sereens | a ae jot. geal 
  ee ee et camaro — Sunday 2-5 ggasi brick ona ie ath, 
223 Marlborough ent Cree benthd clonety 
Smith- 
bang | Realty et Eves. 
iF E 4-4526 al y. Huron: 
A \ arg at, are but a oe ee features, Call for appointment. ¢ 
Sunday cali Mrs. Heller, FE 2-3662 | SLIDING CLOSET DOORS Al CMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS 
ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER ~ 
$9975 On Your:Lot 
MODEL | 2601 Garland 
  * 2 Miles South of 
Lake Orion 
1 Block off M-24 
Watch for Signs 
OPEN SUNDAY 2-8 
6340 Middlelake Rd 
| Nice, Neat & New 
Bright. 
he 
' large 
Nving modern brick ranc! 
ome with clean lines 2 
bedroom<. carpeted 
two fireplaces 
i full baserrent and attached 
f 
& 
' og village of Clarkston erage The kitchen is a 
ouse wife's dream with built 
in Tappan ovem & ranve and 
refrigerator Located on 
cenie lendecaned lot in the 
ee 
LOW OPE 
| 
| 4 Bedr Bedroont Lakefront 
| Srened amon snow White rancher. 
towering 
ts one of the “most icturesque settings that: we 
have been privileged to of- | trees, 
fer—and we know that you 
ean afford the luxury of 2 
\ many other features 
| in large paneled 
«ges heat and 
found 
priced houses, 
the owner ha< higher 
ECAUSE 
purchased # new home and 
has priced 
wek sale at tod ad DIXIE 
Uta WATERFORD Low = Li 
  RE 
W. 
Lar 
nea 
ape 
home 
WARD E. this gem fora 
PIGHT TO SOC KC orT— R FOLLOW OPEN S1ONS 
Bateman 
Kampsen. 
AL.TORS ‘377 8. Telegraph - 
te FF 4-0528 Eves. & Bun. 
22 Porridge: is THE. “BIRD” TO SEE 
, NORTH SIDE Comfortable 2 bedroom ranch 
ome on latge corner jot on Pon- 
_tiac's north ede 
Le Quick pecsensian 
with $1,000 down. 
HURON INCOME | 
| 
| 
acar garage. 
ge older home on W) Huron 
r Genera: Hospial with six 
riments. Owrer will trade for 
Only $7,750 down 
PARTRIDGE 
| REALTOR: FE 4-3581 1950 W BORON. ae 
OPEN EVES. For Sale Houses 43 
FURNISHED 
Lovely 3 bedrm. with the bath, 
naturel gas heat, community war! 
MONEY sia se Monat DOWN #. paiseia re bu d /’ cr 3 beiroom Starter 
j lot. er. Fenced lot. Must be seen. 
$9.0) $1,500 down 
bee « 
___ FE 4-603 
$13.500—-Brand New 
| 3 BEDROOM. very large 2 level 
home iFeatured in “Better, 
Homes & Gardens:. Includes ga- 
rage. laundry room. 
area Best terms avatiable— 
spect now! Only 3 doors off Mb5e. 
Purchaser gets leke Raises to. 
g00d safe sand beac also sep | 
arate lot for boat dockage 
PHONE EMpire 34196 } 
CeSUHUEIT __ 1460 HIGHLAND RD _ 
3 BEDROOMS 
$1.50° DOWN Fam: 
; very goed buy Total $2 
| room sleeping waren 
basemeat. Gas ‘urnace 
space. Newiy paved & 
Clese-in north side 
J. R. Hiltz REA} TOR 
_Huror Realtor 
iMbe r 
  b 
‘050 L extra full 
oll Ww FE 53-6181 
SATAN AN 
VILLAGE 
IT gs NEW-—Jt's tri-leve! 
it's 3 bedrooms —it's brick - j 
it's perfect This 1l'a bath, { 
custom butlt beauty is va- 
cant. waiting for your fam- 
tly We invite your 
tion. Bateman 
pm Co. 377 8 Telegraph 
4-05.28 Multiple List- 
| foe Service recreation | 
Ine. 
inspec- | 
& Kampsen |   
    lovely 7-room home, located on 4 bedroom brick house with 
sce! home for large family or eon- 
t lo income. Two bedrooms & automatic beat, & recreation rm 
    
  heW— | €USTOM BUILDER. BE SURE north side, 4 bedrooms with 2 14; baths, carpeted living Thank Your Lucky Stars es baths, oak floors & fireplace and iiaine room, fireplace, That you “took fether to see thi 
provide you with comfortable: heat, 2-car brick ga- iis Geile rial livanch a! hot onl inal ines 
< Wise Pull basement, 2-car rage and large rear yard | 3 bedrooms. It athe fie sla c 
garage & nice fenced = Im: Must be oe ea de aDpre- | tu basement. as tea: : oleeie ys possession $11,000 with elated Call ' way. 2 cat karage In the, Roch. 
Ke a ain ee es ester Schoo. strict, $18.400 it 
WANNA TRADE? Wil HO ANE DSE x can be eure easily cail 
i yes ere ig me eS REALTOR cs 8. Telegraph Ro , RANK SHEPARD need a ~or arg : Ves E 3-830. 
home & used s amalier one. "6 oOO%: _ 3 OL 17811 Ob 11104 call us tear about trading your 
home or equity We know you MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
will like our prompt and courte- 
ous sereice. OFF JOSI YN 
REALTY 2? bedrooms down and | up ae 
TED MeGULL< UGH, REALTOR bath down, full basement. auto 5143 CaseHitsaveth FOR BETTER HOMEg oi} ee Toes hot water, Located 
FE 35-1284 “en Live happily ever after in this) ©: Pav street Fasy walking Open Evenings ry Sundays, 1 to lovely 3 bedrm. brick Ranch Hitence) Ne Pontiac Motor 
home with garbage disposal & _ 
| water softener Attached carpo:t OFF RBALDWI.. Ce] I LDS Cea Lot 75 x 150 ft Only 82.009 dn 3 rooms down. anc 3 oedroums 
for immediate sale and baton up Has full basement 
Famous Words. Sure wish we had With auto gas heat and hot wa- COLORED ONLY bought that beautiful 3 bedrm ter Paved street and good schools 
brick ranch home with basement ocearbvy Easy terms Fee Sale sen i. 
    
BY OW NER 
  
    
. Rattles DOWN 
lot 36.008 uatee aoa | 
picture window. full b 
room. is is 
today or sto 
formation, 
aole alsa 
J. C. HAYDEN REALTOR 86 E. Walton PE 8-044] Open Eves, 
E. |. DUNLAP ’ a 7 - v . > \ ° 
For ,Sale Houses sna] ____ For Sale Hownes _ 43 For Sale Houses 43 Pein sta Asc ie na naactes. Nr nnn 
31 8. MARSHALL 5 RMS CER- (STARTER HOME onle a. basement, gas beat, | A sare evel. Rough Sivtng. arage, exec. cond; ap ing & basement, $7,850 
rough $10%75. Low dn. pay-| Oak Low down baymeat, 
— ment FE $3334. as Oakland County Realty 2610 Union L 
ARRO ‘calla Carn that pas | EM 34164 EM acne after 1. 
the happy ingredients for Sey BIDS FOR 1 : STORY cee ae DA = i e Louse ar frame ga- CANAL FRONT | ieedile Ses alee “ee rage tobe ‘yemoved trom fis 4 rooms. 2 bedroom home with oi! ranged on J base- ee now located 2510 Pontiac 
furnace. electric hot water heat- ment and scree ened porch | a sear Blue Sky Theater will | 
er — Dead toom, nice | too. Located . autiful | be received until Dec 3rd by 
screened feh, excellent | Ottawa . — sass near | Harold Fuller. 2471 Circle Dr, | 
swimming " oishing. $9.700 ha genous enter. Pontiac OP 3-1973 Ny rcoulga't be duplicated ee ~ ses 
“DREAMING OF ; pis qaclader carpeting : Clarkston 
WHITE CHRISTM. ie and drapes. | $2.000 down to preseut 4/4 ver 
‘Santa Claus will come early for the ina Villas | ra pedieds . fescue Pale, fortunate people who buy this Indian Vi age | Possession soon. MA 5-1596 as 
at office for in- 
e bave lots avaik 
& compare our winter prices, FE 
81108 ee 
"BRING “$1,000 AND MOVE IN, 
| New custom bullt 2 bedrm. Large 
: fastered walls, 
Gas heat | 
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
[louse ot Charm Tie new forward jook its 
show" in this stunning four 
bedreom contemporary 
home. Large carpeted living 
room Two complete paths 
end additiun ‘e bath. There 
is breakfast space pius din- 
ing room e interior is 
  ‘ 
full base- 
= ee 
j Baik up with separate entrance. oe? ay in Herrington Hills Only ‘ as dramatic as a Park Ave- 
Living room, dining room, bed- $2,350 dn . it's on a 4's per CoOrge rwin nue) dupics. see —_ room kitchen & ', bath down. cout mortg Why Settle For Hg ad g pehecrrempre poet | Full basement & coal heat all Less? When an ean have this REALTIO-s oad BALQWIN AVE down ee ry gh = & 
| Rewiy decorated, plastered walls neat § rm. bungalow with 1',' FE 3-010! OR 3-4416 ee ce es Bae &<pew siding, Vacant & will sel ear garage. located in town close ye ace ~ last oe 2 wi 
| furnished or unfurnished to school, bus, & stores? For oy ot ene” ric @ op. | “price 89.600 with $1,500 dn Drive only a $1,000 dn 4 roonts and bath « room seas us mo by 476 § Niwattin eS Cae 6. call Mr Jail tage On paved street Only $500 LAWRENCE W ’ Metis 
s ww , 5 $/ U0) 
Large eight room house With two AL | MINSON, Realten small homes with stool and , @pts plus small neat five rooms 1704S. Teleg rraph R| -hower Zoned commercial Only 
| ,& bath on same lot. Both have gas $00 down heat gas water heater Income FE 4-2533 ;oo SOS oe 136 E PIKE 4 OPEN EVES, of $180 for all. Paved street ; - cl CAL. EROREALEY KE 4-9584 Zoned comm Must settle estate ALL MODERN 3 BEDRN ees WE 236 N‘ Sagin *. eo a 
$12,200 cash oF $16,400 with $2.000' at Blizabeth Lake $2,000 Gown Pp 44091 Eves 27030 BY OWNER - IN PONTIAC 2- dowa _Wilgon Real Fstate FE 2907 ! lots 
K G HEMPSTEAD 4-0895 
ae Maron) St a4 JOHN Kk WINTER BARGAIN __ Eves FE beste FE 2-9 ? . ; Buys ins core modern 3 nee 
{ “5 Panche: roo ri era. " 4 IDEAL FAMILY HOME Ree A bedroom brick rancher on | nen Canned uve 36 Poowag 
large bedrooms, family - sized , oe oan Drapes. Ledgerock fireplace. At- dining room, 1‘, baths. Full base- / $14,840 | tached garage. Oak flgors. Com- ment, of] heat 2-car garage with Or small GI or FHA down par- | lete basement with ledgerece paved drive. Water softener and | ment : | Bresiece Aluminum storms gas cplegyrieos | Le rie street ; | screens & awnings, Located in an on Fulj price only : : -No- t d .' attractive neighborhood 00* 
$12,500 with terms Svein mor Skate on aby ised” value give te trade = AD 150 West suburban. Close in, = 
Watkins Lake - only one block N 1 Mediate possession. educe 
acepatins sere ‘ eu from the beach 2 bedrooms | liv HURRY COREY S LEI price for quick sale 
mmedia POSSESSION = =6On ue in foo kitchen, bath. ‘ce ‘ oh . , bewutiful 9 bedroom ome Lage Ie 5aetke aks gts Bee imdaaae TUBA THERE off |W Huron s i Dorothy Snyder I -avender iving room: ning excel | ! . 
jent ‘kitchen with loads of cub Caty pects) Sewn) Culp (sere lor huga, 1 block to our sign. Pro! fia Ra han - oard space — ol < oe = none or 
heat Only $1.550 dow W hy Pay Rent’ Jt RRY E. ADAMS CO. | $780! 730° $7501 DOWN! 
You cant beat this sparkling 3 brit res OPEN 2? TO 71 PM | jew |!!! 3 bedroom & basement, . $350 DOWN year old, bedrm bungalow FE 4 } 26 “Dixie Hey | almost finished, 1 extra lot. Wat- Modera 2 bedroom home in Keego priced wavy under market for kins Lk. Rd. OR 3-7497 Harbor Privileges on Cass quick sale. Large lot 60200 c\ | KEEG), HARBOR — 5 ROOM Syivan Lakes Full price $4,750 clone fenced rear yard. Only $48 , house, gas heat, basement, ga- er month including interest and rage. fenced yard Some carpet- IVAN W naurance. 443 per cent mortgage ing included r schoo! & eeatea. 
Total price onty $7 780 with $1 00 | Weulck pesceccicg or down t pes a HR Ow! } parse & small houses dowa 
- Realtor FE s-4411 | “Attention Mothers NO OTHER COS8tTs j Rose McLarty, Broker 
wt Josinn comer 31g really ciean and aitractive 2 FE 2-2162 Onen Eves. & Sun FE 5-254 bedrm, "home Pose annoys Fret 248 Wo Longfellow built 1955. 2)” ~ MULTIPLE LISTING. “SERVICE . om J - bedrms Basement Oi] foreeq air | ing room, separate dining “room, heat Paved st. very nice peau 
WIXOM j and a dream kitchen Front ard : : WATKINS 2 bedroom home, 5 vears old back porch. full basement with 128 W. Pairmount. 2 bedrms A! Large =a io. 2 blocks ae foo bcd e < ob fenced: most new Auto. heat, hot water, | LAKE rom schoo. ® rY ter ac esraue } «i Se Richard Steele, Realtor MU 42043 cement ribbon drive Thic house Utility tm. fente Landscaped | 
20 _N Center 8t__ Highland, 1* © steal. Only $1.500 down 216 W Fairmount 2 bedrms Fu, $9530 DOWN 5 basement, bullt 1955. Auto heat. | a= . S395 MOVE s ; YOU IN John iN J Realtor hot water. storms, screens, tand- | : + New % bdrm, brick Full basement . Since 19% escaped. Paved street | NESTLED among stately 
Luxury extras Mode) 289 W. Hop- . 313 went, Huron 8 \ oaks and close to excellent 
kins FE abe or WE 3-4300 Phone FE 35-0447 Eve FE ¢-3415 VACANT -OPEN ound pecsiag wooed nN be quick 
j realize the many oppor- WILL TRADE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | tunities for the entire fam. == | — . _ v's joymen ver 
“$195 MOVE S YOU IN rye ; WALK in and look at them snd | ato with barbecue. Delco | Modern 2? & 3 bdrm home. Regson- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE if interested call owner. urnace ond 
  _ nie payments FE 54-6787 or WE 
  
  DORRIS - DAY S 
EVES SAT & 8UN_ TO 8-985 
  im 
t WO 3.3350! Be & Kampsen a 
ty Co. bd 8. Tele i lhc 
; Pe 40628 Multiple isting 
| Service 
! IMMEDIATE 
POSSESSION 
—— ee 
MUL TIPL E LISTING s=aeice 
| West Suburban 
}  -84 ft lot with this ranch \ tyne home Birch eens 
in well planned gitcben 
| Basement, recreation room 
| * space Large closets. Full 
+ price-StT 007 terms 
Acres 
° Berries and fruit trees and 
a good garden spot. Tro 
bedroom home with large 
breezeway and attached two 
car garage. Ail in good con- 
dition. Terms to sell Two 
| 
« North Side 
Brick one story home built 
ree owner, three large bed- 
com, a kitchen that has 
Iecen well planned. Breeze- 
2 car garage. Cement 
All im perfect cond!- 
Priced to sell with 
| LAWRENCE _W 
| GAYLORD (16 E PIKE OPEN EVES 
FE 4 9584 
OPEN 
SUN DAY LSPs 
This beautiful Y bedrogm brick 
home. situated among the beau- 
tful trees, only one block from 
Sylvan Lake and sand beach, 
the City of Syiven Lake --— 
This home has everything in- 
cluding ceramic tile, select oak 
floors, kiteben fan, full basement 
with gas heat situated on @ beau- 
tiful wooded lot.   
  
  Must be seen to be appreciated. 
FHA. TERMS 
| Drive out Orchard ‘Lake Avenue 
i 
| in 
to Pontiac Drive, turn right on 
Rosedaia off Pootiac Drive 
WM. A. ; 
REALTOR 
3097 W Huron &t FE 43560 
Oper evenings ‘til #8 
VOU 
| 
  DREAMER 
OPEN YOUR EYES-Hete fs 
Tu 
Fast side—just 1 block from 
one of the city’s finest 
with 
and eee a 
this monthly payments 
only $60 including taxes _ 
and insurance, Bateman & 
Kampsen Realty Co. 317 8. 
Telegraph 4-06. 
Multiple Listing Service. 
RETTER SEE! 
BETTER BUY! basement 
new furnace 
  
BARGAIN - BARGAIN] 2 HO! IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. FULL BAT SHOWER COMBINATION 
HARDWOOD "LO 
FULL BASEMENT, A HEAT, Jost 300 
  CONTRACT ETc. | BLAIR . co ee ta bdrm rao home, with tied ake fe iS ante bard wood floor. full bace- woo Multi Lakes Realty 
; wey . . ment. wi nour e recreation D MAN : ' DRAYTON PLAINS room. Gil forced air heat. @ J-car Brice RANCH HOMP .,, + BEDRM HOME — ATTRACTIVE 3 beara. suburban) Hee ee ee gna, ag i Stcusive subdivision we OO Pe uke chivas al “VNoGie with I3K17 Heine! tecm atta = ' < : are offering this beautiful 3 beu- viceeseee 41 205 aoe: ure 
latge dining 1 Modern kitchen eee ee Seow: room long. low. and rambling = “= | fare este enace an, = sed) Cc. PANGUS., Realtor ba pia rect pone with full Soul) B) Commerce) Ra MA £1578 
inets Large utility. Oil heat: Com- Ce. Collect. Ortoaville NA_7-2613 ite Wah te a cae —<<" = ination storms eeptionally om . Fane : large lot Immediate peccome | SU BU RB. AN LIV ING beautifully landscaped acre ‘ot, ol” ce “YOUR ; tel nas and attached garage 22x26 al«o 1 . ( ‘ CLARKSTON 3 bedroom home. buflt on a 100% complete Hi-Fi system = Priced LANDEORDA = 
brick Geen ceed eee Seeceeni an ore Tearing coos Pine SPI ROUS YEAR iv rn ¥ an b . dining room snd Fitchen, 2 bathe, {8 Uving area venetian blind,| © INDIAN VILLAGE HOME : ae ‘ epee _larye Eitchen.| priced at $1 $14,900. attract ACANT., $15.780 IN (57 substantia! down pay- TOC es edroom == fami! en home, with spacious and gracious . "er «vreal ment or will trade for olde TERBE RT Ic DAVIS rooms Utougneec treeinee fall WHS DONT YO! GEORG; BL. AIR 4915 Irwindale. PRE 65-4311 bath and extra lavatory, pan- TRE \t VOURSELE ‘ aed i: FAMILY BRICK ‘ite ——— room, black too he Cel A. I a car garage Terms TOONL 
4536 or nee OR 3-1261 | mos 6 rm: . & bath each lO ONE 
sabe A “— . ved street. Real buy. 2 WEBSTER Dasous F DISTRICT 
7 Ores car garage. . 10,975 Start now by purchasing your! 
cog” capetaneel tate home, own home See this beautiful 4 
PW. DINN. AN” suns ve in apocerence: practi- room frame bungalow, like new 66 Ww Huron : PE 437 cour “= oo ee air heating ee ire Pie h3 newlyweds or 
J5707 system, beautiful lot. nice garage. retyea cow 
other selling sppointments ‘ | 
A beautiful freplace. to enjor | RAINBOW Lape alt etd eno snOME these cold winter nights Why 
BROS i ENCED LOT. $2.685 say more Ne a =F Rea. warty eve sepealiag? * bed- ae is pica 
oo oa "Eeceilent cqnd!- | bail yore ss < ranch home Comet See Seu Be wi ese ex recreation ouV ad." 
jONT neriot new Merge cor- | foom. ol forced air heat ttle , ; . lovely modern kitchen. an “NON? Poe mies pene FES "EVENINGS ‘FE 44908 PADDOCK chor | fenced lot 75x150. Owner O1 EN: l NDAY 
aS deel with parments of only) ~ senatesre’ oye 1-5 P.M. per month with 415 per cent | - 2467 Wink ans interest. “Oak floors. i mothers ehs ey ws 467 WW inkleman eA kitchen. Tiled bath. Combination HOME suRDat 28 storms & screens Large land- DORRIg & SON REALTOR | Drive out Walton Blvd. just past 
seaped lot Send $11.500-burry — & | WE TRA . WE SELL ae re oF ce ¢ ne | : iW AL u on Iron e- see it tonigh | 792 W. Huron PHONE FE ¢1557 =e ollow signs to Open i Kee rs use | —— INCOME ° | SHOPPING WM. | Around looking for real value? EXCELLENT 2? BEDROOM | See this 2 year old home near. home with 2 lots, full base. | | Drayton 2 corner bedrooms, Lee ment. earege. aot | 
comfortable living room with din- nice 23 ft enclosed pore JITTER HILLS - ts ing L Oak floors. Storms and and fuli dining room also. | ranch home that ons ou i screens Completely landscan-4 includes @ 3 room = apart- VS ceanaee ate: aiousa vL b REAL TOR 
lot Neat and clean ae a pin ment Wit complete bath I isaeses andr oue oa oy yee bas Only $7600 $1200 cown 859 per We feel this offers @ won- | more inan ampie closet “> ace 3007 Wo Huron RE «3568 month co oe ie ee &® re- Lovely den che gegee! JaTge on hoa cAgear Ara Sats Hiving orm A kite secona .o Qpei Ewvenifigs “tll 
eet cee : ° 1 block , hone with all built cn appi! ance: tuace toe a pie eens and a WAvVyoiUN TH es the busiine Just think | Attached two car gar Oh Pieasure for ur serve you : ‘ | : A 
Or rather fours until vou car oat Fear carton tenren, ily Gin keieeee” fireplaces 
move into this rent beater near lence Bateman 4 Kempsen trees Lot 100 « 198 Overs fe Waterford It only takes $730 di. Realty Co 377 8 Telegraph |e sega os eens 
as Lt month 2 bedrooms Oak Ra FE 40598 Multiple List- | its Maite palee a mince Se floors. Large landscaped iot bidahs ing Service | trom town lake privileges af 
Priced at only 98.780 Immeciaie oie SEASONS BEST BUY - 8 & possession | PINE LAKE — Another tat bath ranch home with breezeway : : ee olfers you comfortable snd cont, to Dear garage. Lot 100x370 ft | . FOR COLORED | venient living. Older home but Frontage on 2 streets. Large fruit CHRISTMAS FAMILIES | Ras been completely reconditioned | {fs0*- Sra tae, hae Present for the entire {amily -* | Seems Mice te. ees pre fa 980-81 so dow 8s cS ¢ Huimin ts eockee Ce Taree 7 room bungalow on Ree-| rooms. Music rm. a modern and Price 87. Se Cown, (985 pe ta white a bedrooms Spantons bare. full basement, GAS heat, _ up toe date kitchen, Oak floors me 
living room. Modern to the min. 56 ‘s00' with low down peymen.| tached “gar Seam’ fen Tork) WEST SIDE 4 BEDROOM-Lir- ute fitchen. Full bath, Auto. oil an Si eorn heer | Geant ae res atte ae rm. dining rm. & kitchen, 
radbeinlar gs 5 ety rusees A 6 room. 2 story, decorated like | has 30 feet on the axe , | full Dasement, gas heat, extra 1 - cx : $950 down new in and out, newly mired | | javatory, near city hospital. Just 
pet mont and new oi] furnace, roo Open sree 10-4 | the spot for that large family 2 veats ob paved Weed | I. 11. Bk WN | $1.700 down, Let us show you this \\ net I Oniy $1,280 ‘down aie Bel se aia one 
“BROS ' FE 2-4810 2 d Cea 
REAL ESTATE Neatly decorated 3 bedrooms MULTIPLE LISTING | SERVICE ; WILLEAM MELLER OR 3% 1205 with picture window. rebuilt 3 y y 5660 Dixie Hwy years ago Gas heat, Wilson Realtor Ihe 2-263 
Open Eves. “ti § Sun 1¢ t1 § - School ares $850 down 1078 West Huron st 
. 2. 3 and 4 family incomes ree- wauitipie Lidtias persic. ater sea cet onto sonably price Bee Mrs. How. = . ly 3 bedrm. home on 
East side of town. Carpeted | «= aang este ‘Ph Fe Ae  RONT JAN NORMAN Why Pay Rent? car garage. Full price | ae RAM noms cone Srna 
$9,500 - Ter +2545 . o be Ss, large living 
“see  Joln Winzler. Realtor room, ‘modern combinsd kitchen | BC, "ur own landions wot 3 BEDRM. RANCH: Inside 670 W. Huron St Ph FE ¢3525/ 85d dining room. oak floors, plas-|- This is no shack bui need Se | city Full basement Pinas- | | tered walls, tiled bath with show-| work 2 bedrooms, oil. heat, tered walls Breezeway At- Ss Sat eryyys TT | oeh ful, basement, tups and drains.| fic, yar. and pine trees Full. tached garage. Only 1.0 WEAT SIDE | iatge Tennessee Ledge rock fire-| price only $5 900” . Da. Cail FE. 4-254) ‘ ‘Large 6 room modern, good toce-| Place: Latug ict 96 x 310 icet : : | ton for bigh & grade schools.| fool you Owner ain toce gym COME — SEE — BUY NEAR WOODHULL LAKE $9.950, terms. | acon he Owner wil eke Sieee 2 bed rooms.  Kootty “pine North end. large neat 7 rooms. alu- | Prominent ony: r. Co ath fix- minum storm windows, new ga- ; nN res. Garage Large lot rage, large lot, $7,150 . ROOMS RANCH Tate tt tive larksto Only $8,980 ~ 0 Down I. Scer ec UNS : FF 4.2544 PONTIAC RE aN aly home has ail bedrooms on one ; et ae 
137 Baldwin FE 56275, {l00t. 24 foot living room. dining READS TESTATE ING: DISTRESS SALE. Modern 3 we ee modern kitthen, tiled bath, fo i bedce arch te ieee ae | } \ rae room. tiled floors, wail 20 8 Matn. Clarkston, Mich 
Pinion area an, Drevin nN. to Vets) to wen carpeting. i °S room. (ACROSS FROM BANK: yet pele ls _ yard ts fenced, playground equip. _ = MAple 55821 
die FE 42543 “ North-Star Homes | MeAt and auto carver ts included | Sei = | in price of $11,000 Terms can’ 
ONLY 8500 DOWN: 6 rm 3 BEDRM. BRICK be arranges RUMPCS ieee ts 3 “ee nee: CLARKSTON ‘EAST FOURTH 8T NEAT AND} 
area, Full price only. $6,300, Fuil basement, hardwood, floors, | FURAN. This home has J nice ROOM ... FE 42543 Gasinator, colored fixtureb, built P y mn. | 
in My gut birch cabinets. 100 x eet aichen. san te re. plastered 26x12 at ground jevel for J. A. TAYLOR. REAL Estate. ! ve ee “ureets we walls, full basement, oll heat, new your fun and ¢omfort. Plus ; _ INSURANCE Church ser nae vats & shopping. | I’) car garage, What more can two oversized bedrooms 
100 Owkiang Ave FE 42544) Ch ra ps ne ty vin PpIng. we sav Priced at $13.300 with Modern kitchen, 2 large 
. | Directions! Take US, 10 to Mus, ‘erins , | tots, Only $1,590 down to GI Resale Mists Waldea Ra. in Ciarneten ; tonnes || ecu duke Cone 
Nice. neat modern bungalow about | © ', model. oon : - LARK REAL ESTATE Telegraph Rd n 40 40528 
3 years ol In BaldwinWaiton STERN & SELIGMAN r 4-6492 FE £4813) Multiple Listing Service area. Large living 2 t mews | 1362 W Huroa St n evenings | . 
cious bedroom, ted bath. oil fur- BUILDERS ~<— | MULTIPLEY STING SERVICE” | nace, Convenient to schoo! and Open Dat! Sun. } p.m, : — ee sf SR ey in a Pe Mode e staple 8:1 sie.” “| C | GUIDE TOGOLD:- Ss 1h 
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  | BREWER 8-58 N/ Poske | [oP ein! bdrm full basement. | ome. 
Auto! oil heat. Hot water. mogegeere _ 2400 Angelus Drive Facing Stiver 
— Tms, carpeting Pets os course New beo- 
| oy ap fone” oaeee paved Sar ~ roe e privileges, avec 
_ way, 2 car garage. Low down. streets, 100 year old trees $19,900 = hay. ent, Open 7 to 9 Wed. & 82.000 dowd. Immediate Penson 
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DOWN 3 LARGE BEDROOMS | WESTINGHOUSE BUILT-INS CUSTOM CABINETS HARDWOOD, FLOORS 
PAYMENT) “rset vee ghecigee re Susp fell beseohent cna reeae ete ‘PAVED STREETS ing. Oo your lot. F.C. WOAD CO Corner ms Lake road and -ERMS SUIT pace. OR ‘+1233 after 7:00 OR TERMS TO SUIT 
| DIRECTIONS: North on Perry to Pontiac road Turn right '‘, mile 
NICHOLIE) #"ste# 0" NOSAN BLDG. CORP.   
  WEST SIDE '2485 Pontiac Rd, FE 5-7023 
@ ROOMS—ALL ON 1 FLOOR/- ———— GAS HEAL ; BY OWNER 2 CAR GARAGE VACANT for immediate po- 
ssession New'y decorated. 2 
FUL Spo bedrooms, bath, .arge living 
SicED $ roor, kitchen. and uillity 
[ome ye Lgl die pa alum- 
num storms « screens, Nicholie & Harger oi) best. $8,500 with $300 col down — No closing costs 
33_W. HURON 8ST. FE 5-8183 and $85 per month includ-   
taxes and (msurance. 
Templeton | S++" MIDDLE STRAITS LK.   
  
       
            
            
       
        Furnished 2 bedroom. modern) § \{[DDLETON living room, Nice location. 
_ BeiRegatd genes agytion §~=§ SPECIALS! NORTH SIDE ™ Neos iad Guan Bp beams ona ba why tel Licoaageelonm Lape down 
a * rooms a at. plus 
Olt heat, yard. Only wallity. Large lot 301250 on 
ow ATKINS LAKE DOWN—Located off Oak- —_ larze #4 rooms ve pe eee th plus, Ulli “Auto. porch, basement & a Sne pas bet = 
warege, Very attractive & in ex- . 
cokes at condition. Lew down pay- bg ood floors. alumi- 
k. cL Templeton, Realtor Orchard Lake Rd. 
  After 6. FE Lake Just ight to: vithe ————— — . Fi ‘or ie POR — oad RONT. ae. large family. Move Mght 
‘ ped lot, boat is4se DOWN—Located house. $15, terms. OR west of Lake Orton larks an DOWN Cc ton road, 5 room 
tng brick. ranch ics bowme| bath plus utility. “On larae built = in vanities. Plas-| Shaded lot with ‘ake privy te walls, one storms eges. 
Sne soreehe. arge landscaped! pon COLORED—8650 DOWN— lot, 75 x 25. Payments of $75 Loca! aS southeast aide 
neai and clean 4 rooms and 
» OR 31340. th Aute. of] furnace and 
LOVELY 3 BEDROOM 2 story) Say sapsg ne A Meal at 
ee st Leslie R. Middiet carpets. new Fs eg zROKER R ve fone soHNsoN 
or tan. se COLORED ee ers | 3 BEDROOM wa dare ee?) NEW HOMES mast 79 ore taneast eel | LOW arge living with stone fire- 
Beast tronage ale oe. o00 et Low. 
price. Will trade. O 
soit og aig ee wFHA Terms 
7132 Highland Rd. sey 
For Colored $10 Starts Deal A vWery-very choice buy apd | ALL IMPROVEM - 
very nice 2 bedroom white frame C ENTS IN home on « large corner lot ane MODEL OPEN 
Feat, Mac aus keh Gonemene| 268 BONDALE   
        
    
        
      
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joensen But you will have to, WESTON a PATTY 
STOWN REALTY R. D. RILEY, Broker | ‘pss anerncom PE sent, 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. |___ Eves. 2 FE ¢li? — 4821 | ves. after 8:30 LI 24677 
BY OWNE | By Ow Birmingham, Sree & iwontwars Yy ner 
vicinity, 3 room: home. full) 3 bedroom frame bungalow — e!| 
pongo Par rey yard, storms on 1 floor atage. Full dry base- 
an ear corns. ty pe Automatic ofl heat. Close 
a + Wo 3 schools, Pontiac rT and 
borh: 7 510.950: $2500 do mo walking distance to town. $10,950 
_ 608. | fos quick sale FE baie. after 
seseroE Me meow meat. On On Bast 6 Side. Vicinity of $84 = ER MONTH 
‘Chine Wenela Realtor, OR 3-3631 4 bedrm cokes Full basement. FE 5-2935- EM _ 3-0366 83-6767 WE 
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BRICK TWO-FAMILY. Can be converted ‘into a four- 5-Family Brick family. Located Mt. Excellent location on main paved | Clemens  5t., across, ” trom street. iv are santas. Doautiful | “Y."" Priced for quick sale conditions Averaging —$16.500 with $3, down. -ieand mal ae aeea right on rms. 4 BEDROOM HOME. Choice - 
Seminole Hills location. Liv- $650 Down 
ing room, full dining room. $8 rms. & full bath. Plus large den, large kitchen with utility room. Located on the north breakfast nook and ‘4 bath side near Baldwin & Walton Bivd 
on main floor. Gas heat, 2- Full price only $5,950 car garage 50° x: 162° site. BROKER Make an offer. 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
FE 41157 FE_ 4-482] 
Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor BIRMINGH? AM 73 W_ Huron A agen : | Must sell immediately. Brick 2) __FE_5-6161 or F bedroom, full basement, gas heat. 
_Low down payment. 4-6403 
GILES. ANNETT OFFERS 
Ehzabeth Lake Estates 
$9,300, terms. 3 bedrm. nome 
all on one floor Firepia 
TRemodeied kitchen with eat |     S950 DOWN | 3 Bedroom inside the citr | 
Aluminum <to es s and i 
tree auto. oll. furnace. | 
arge lot. Immediate pos- session i 
$550 DOWN i --owith lake privileges. 
8 Room, 2 bedroom home 
like new. Full basement, Negro Occupancy Paved street, Inside the city Is. Paddock Street fear school, stores ete. { 7 room, 2 bas home tn 
excellent condition, also CLOSE- IN small apartment in base- 
® Room, 3 bedroom modern ment. Includes carpet and 
home. Full basement. stoker drapes. New gas furnace. —_ _oaly $6,050 with $900 - Garage. 30 days possession. $11.500, low down payment 
GIL ES REALTY eo. Near Walled Lake 221 pte) AVE, FE 6-6175 On a 2 acre lot with fruit 
After 6. FE 2-7006 or FE  4-0840 trees and garden space. a eee me aed remgdeled 8 room country 
; baths. full basement. fin. | ished recreation room, ol] 
SUNDAY 1-8 cet, Farner, SEO 33 West Brooklyn 4 Bedroom tach     oors, lovely kitchen, ward-| Priced us cost at $25,000, 
aw) closets. tile bath, bullt-in, terms. Well constructed 6 — sia. basement = heat, room brick built in 1995. edie exepession, hd ray Spacious living room and | 
- $50 DOW cining ell with fireplace, on” FRA’ . mod, eee with Lea in’ , { oven and range, den. bed- $500 DOWN room, and full tile bath on Nice 2 bedroom completely fur. first floor 2 bedrooms and | ished home, including TV. Large 'y beth up. Recreation space | ly $6950 full price -— Im- in basement, gas heat. Car- Mediate possession peting and drapes included 
Lot"70 x 140. garage - $UNDAYS PHONE FE 4-0612 
JIM WILLIAMS Roy Annett Inc. EALTORS i f SURANCE 28 E Hu mia FEdera) 8-046 262 1218 Be iwin A PE ¢0547, Open Evenings and Sunday F4 | FE 
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PROSPECT 5ST. Immaculate 1's 
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4 New Models 
Colberry Park | 
Open Daily 2 to 7     You ll find a world of new 
tom Ran 
  
: of W 
Square Lake Rd. We invite yeu 
to- see these fine new homes. 
New Brick—Lake Fronts   
provide every advan- 
tage inherent in true lake fropt 
n't ber the ilfe you've | 
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“color-keyed" kiichon has bulit- 
in dishwasher, range and een 
A Very Special Value income Property ASA 
built contemporary ranch, 
for an exacting owner 7 extra 
ered a ace terrace 
2¢ rage. bein xfichen appliances ‘Storms 
— Priced ioe — 
99 | udson St.—Income 
bedrooms. furnished & modern. 
    discount = cash. Worth van 
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Open Eves. _ ttl 9. * sua. 10 1 ul 8 
  
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  by Kate Osann 
CORNER ROWN TOWN 
  
“Jeepers, Gerald! Do Sou realize you're-driving a car 
that’s a a you bake Rent Lease Bus. . Prop. Al 
ane 
floor ft. 
ete. Tenant = Sante ny 
rs Dempsey 
344 “ 
\# fee of ‘ X rear ipe Jon Dixie _Hywy, 0   
  Business Opportunities 1 51   
CLASS C BAR Liquor, beer & ° wine. ing an 
exce be $1 000 gross. You ¢an 
nit 2 8 $.. a eet Can be —— 
ROLL. "ER RIN 
Ca!’ for or furtee 
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strictiv party. goods. Very low 
——e siock. 
R. “D. RILEY, nee 
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___ For Sale Houses 43 
¢ RO oon MODE o RANCH-TYPE | 
home. Baseme: and large lot. 
_Call for appointment, FE 5-5176.   
ment, | heat, needs some 
ishing. Good beach, located near 
St, Patrick's & sbublin Schools. | 
EMBRE E a GR ‘EGG 1565 Union Lake Rd. 
ek 3 es “or EM S314 well insulated. Pull te | 
WHITE BROS. 
INCOME BARGAIN 
This ater gale ts unique in that 
ft has separate homes with 
privacy and individua! itving for | 
each. They are located on 'y) 
acre with 50 f. of lake frontage 
on private =F ees eceees to 
8 lakes. No. me has 5 rooms | 
noe bath with basement and oil 
heat. No. 2 has 4 ome! and 
bath plus utility room. No. 3 
has 3 rooms and bath plus utility 
ir 
ll years 
WHITE BROS. 
REAL ESTATE 
OR 3-1295 
For Sale Lake ke Prop. 44 
      
CASS LAKE RD. 
NOW AVAILABLE—A~ Tew more of those wonderful 3 
bedroom bricks you've Hked 
Toom, picture window, cus- 
tom - made hardwood cup- 
bath Formica covered ven 
The basement is plan- 
ned for @ wonderful recrea- 
  
MACEDAY LK, FRONT. _ 
           « Too! 
for summer. Fuil pric eae ‘30. 
Reasonable down yment 
for qualified buyer. 
COME: :- SEE - 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INU, | 
20 8 Main, Clarkston, Mich. | (ACROSs FROM BANK) 
MApie 5-582 
beach. —- lot. 100 by 230, 
Mod. hom ood ares rd. 
$15,500 terms. “OR 304 i   
    SUNDAYS 2 to 5 P.M. 
465 LAKESIDE 
EAUTIFUL ELIZABETH 
ed, 3 bedroom 
Vestibule entrance, 
tlle bath Professtoat 
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 
roems down and 2 up. Am- 
ple closet space. Bath and 
shower Full basement, rec. | PE 41137 FE 44921 
and plastered walls. 
garage Well landscaped lot 
    WALK TO WORK—3 bed- 
  , 1286 anne. Hwy. Drayton pains 
ment — immediate posses. 
m 
Cluttered? 
'Cramped 
for Space? You need not be’ The free- ing space, glassed porch 
Basement, oil heat. ak plese GooD> TaRePRON | 
modern homes 
P,W. DINNAN __| 66 W. Hurop FE ¢2377 
For Sale le Resort Prop. 4   
Seen 
NEAR. MACKINAW CITY. 3 BDRM. insulated, storms and! 
pareeas furn. 40 acres inet pros 
$6,000: $1,000 down or if soid be- 
fore Dec, Sth, $4,000; 82,000 dn. | 
_or $3,800 c ‘cash. _OR 3-6107 “after 5 
For Sale Lots ; 46- 
“LARGE RESTRICTED LOT ON | 
blacktop. Perry Acres $350 down. | 
OR _3-3710. 
'60 FT RESIDENTIAL ON NI lar in Pontiac Sewer and. 
Stared: Gee cash. OR 53-8982. 
Sylvan Lake 
84x125 wooded ranch type site 
City water and sewer. Only 
bik. to beautiful lake ertsiicgen 
Priced for a quick sale 
RD. RILEY, Broker 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd   
APPROVED Building Sites 
WITH.LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 
LADD'S INC.   Lanee; Ra. (M2 4) 
i 1 Rd. 
OR_3-1331_ or FE _5-0292 
| THREE — QUARTER ACRE IN Nash Acres subdivision. Corner | 
lot jocated near 15 Mile Rd and 
_Drake Rd. MAyfair 6-2366 after 5. / 
TO BUY OR SELL | Residential or commercial lots 
rl 
HOLMES-BARTRAM | 4 
, 92_Dixie Hwy OR _3-1960 | 
LOT 240 X 320 WITH 4,000 PT. OF   
lumber, sell er trade on car. 
FE 4-0953.   
See the New Sites at 
‘Cherokee Hills! tand 4 bedroom Cape Cod 
amy — A natural fire- 
amily will want to use the 
rumpus foom Sy the cheer- 
Terms snvaabe Immediate 
        CARL W. BIRD, Realtor We offer this l-owner bunga- 503 Community National tig Bid 
low. Well constructed, care- FE 44211 Eve 
NOTHING COMPARES 46 LIVING 
me 
for @ qualified buver. Now 
is your chance Let's look 
PARADISE FOR PARENTS.     Opér. Eves. . Til 9; Sunday 10 to Ss 
20 ACRES (RIVER RUNS 
10. 3 & 70 acre parcels ‘in heart 
      You'll Mike -the country-fresh | 
beauty of these brand new tee 
ft. sites planned for t 
better homes, and their eiaees 
tn convenience! 
Drive out Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
i mile west of Telegraph Rd. 
bs pac Lake Rd. Turn right 
4 
_ FE 5-1392   
on Waterford Hid 
"HITE BROS. 
For r Sale / je Acreage 47 | SPA PRI 
through property, no swamp) 35; 28 
minutes from Pontiac. $6,500. 
Easy terms. 
      from Po 
224 N. Center &t., Highland nti 
“ope 99 Richerd Steele. Realtor, MU 4208) sTORE ON 7 AVAILABLE 
  For Sale Acreage 47 
1% to > Acres Parcels 
—— wooded & rolling land, 
1500 $2500. ¢ow 
Cedar Island [avke = “PARGU US S. Reaitor Attractive lakefront — bas 3 bed-| au collect: 3 
39.3 Acres in n Troy 
Only 14 mile from 
‘the new proposed 
Chrysler Technical 
Lake Rd. and South ‘Biya 
a here. Priced to Uniim- | 
 ippacuneacee $3 ACRES 
—— for a in Sprine. 
~ROCHESTER-U UTIC: v ® acres on biack 
fast nook, garage on black top 
$17,500 
Smith-Craw ford, Inc. 
  
Gently rolling land : 
, but adjacent to grow-. 
rea. About 29 acres of —— 
road frontage. Owner will sccen 
free and clear small 
Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 
  
For ; Sale Farms RRA RADI : 
20 ACRES IDEAL co COUNTRY Liv. Modern 
ee cut = qeioh sale. 
EXCELLENT 60 acre farm. Ne 
Mariette Loamy soil; 
. HAY DEN. Theat tor 
FE 
10 oae "FRUIT FARM. 5 MILES 
zs Acres near Oxford, __ carat 
feed ‘one 
80 Acres = lake frontage. Call. 
“CUCKL ER REALTY 
SST PER “ACI RE 
Hunt Tce Leone neiudes 723 
Farm lous with ‘good lines 
> excellent for remodeling. lots 
of barns and other outbutld- 
Plenty of road front- 
ze. 7000 Scotch Pine. Tim- 
Immediate possession. alee 
GooD Edward 
44a 60 oe - Metamoré Hunt 
ood e. 
houses. $13,900 — Terms. 
| 2531 S. Lapeer Rd. 
pages eer 
rod. 
ton read MitSiase Priced right. : 
wita. goed buildings. 
—& — sidewalks | _59,— 
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George Marble, Realtor 9 
3-7292 
_Ortonvilie, NA ‘ats08 
FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE 
Call Rutledge OF 3-1111. r'® 4-0003.   
  
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18 ring village lim - city water. evel 
Eas 
Richard steele \Rreaiior MU 4-2045 
Center fi 
Sele “Business Property 49 49 | 
| 40 FRONTAGE sos MONTCALM. . t   
IN KEEGO aes ON OR- ehard Lake toad. on hoe 
2620 80 
space Tagen" business ‘iccation or 
chure ke an offer. Call OR; “~~ 
3-1340 or en 3-5032 to see. 
| BUSY RESTAURANT 
TAYLOR, REALTOR : i 
T7134 Gightend Rd_ (50) 
BUSINESs PROPERTY AT 28 E. 
Flint, center of pete Orion. Suit-   
down payment required, terms t 
_ Suit responsible party. | MY_ 2-004 
Joslyn Corner 
foot ath at rear. gnvall hous, 
10-Room Home 
Zoned Commercial 
Could be used as 
apartments, family home or 
— Pisin tae, ad * be She “ie Elizabeth Lake 
  
STANDARD OIL CO. 
FOR LEASE THREE NEW LO- 
MODE T TRAINING AT CO. EXPENSE. 
Infermation FE 4-1584 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
Sell Thru Partridge 
“WE BUY MORTGAGES, HART 
i 10524 W. McNichols, Detroit 
LONG TERM LEASE ON 
modernized. Downtown Sag- 
inaw Street building. Please 
eal! for appointment for 
interview : 
RAY O'NEIL., Realtor 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
SefltFhru Partridge _ 
}i'6MAIL GROCERY STORE ON 
  | eated in Thumb area. Has leagues 
‘ : carn bowling, Phone ORlando 
  
“PETS TALK BUSINESS 
Tavern Near Pontiac with living 
quarters included Buy the 
| huilding, good tavetn busi- 
ness and all equipment for 
$10,000 down—tfull price $29,- 
— -phone for full particu- 
ars 
-! Commercial Building I On Dixie Hwy. 40x60 ft. 
| Masonry construction. 6 rm. 
| home also on | eget 2 Per- 
feet for any Pipe 
business, and reinforeed fi 
makes it possible to ‘install 
heavy machinery if desired. 
MICHIGAN BUSINSS / SALES CORPORATION 
JOHN A LANDMESSER, BROKER 
1573 8 revise PH RD. 
_PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR _ 
TAVERN 
Neat, clean, newly decor- 
ated. 15 Miles North of 
Pontiac Shows attractive 
gross of $37,000. $10,000 down 
! wil] handle. Call JIM WIL- 
LIAMS Realty Co 1218 Baild- 
win Ave FE 4-0647. Sundays 
ne PE 4061200 
Partridge 
GRAVEL PLANT Complete gravel plant operation   | with Austin Westen plant 1100 LIONEL ' yds. per “r sep): er truck, 
300 
a etc. Now working ear) 
| See it in operation $18,-' ——— 
700 ci price—can be financed. 
+ AN LG.A. MARKET Here's am ideal family super 
| Market. doing orer $310,000 gross 
| Kas very attractive owner's | 
' apartment $145 r mo extra pe income from rentals. reo 
FE 21520 corner included at onl | «dn. plus stock Wil accept tose! 
what have rou 1 
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Wi ARD FE. PARTRIDGE | EEE 5 FO 
sell reasonable Wi!l consider 1952 
0516. REALTOR FE 4-3581 
REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES | 
TH) L , 
10650 W. HURON 58T 
OPEN EVES. ‘TIL 9 
  
~ ECONOMY OTL CO. 3389 DIXIE HWY. 
,Leonard Products 
Distr. 
pro Carey business. sda 
19 p.m. daily 
NO LAYOFFS No Short Weeks When “hs are im business for   
. 
R roeee self 
\ SUNOCO nk available immediately. three 
desirable stations at 
£. LVN & MT, CLEMENS 
c NEAR MADISON 
LIVERNOTS & SQUARE LK. RD. 
Financial assistance to the ee 
      “WE BUY MORTGAGES. 10524 W, McNichols, 
  TAYLOR, auleece * 
7732 Highland Rd. (M59) 
__ Sale Land Contracts 52 
“INVESTORS NOTICE. SEE antag 
Chenlot. Make offer. FE 4-1906 
SEASON CONTR ACT. 
__ FEdera! 2-1842. 
_ Money to Loan (State Licensed Lenders) 
: LOANS   
  1349 es r #25 TO $500 
COMMUNITY LOAN CO. LAWREN' 
FRIENDLY SERVICE 
Loans $25 to ae 
signature on 
Hous SEHOLD 
ANCE CORP OF oe 
B48 ton ne a 4-0535 
SEAHOARD TN ANCE 1185 N. PERRY Le 
“EASY i FAREING 30 E. 
  
      a 8 $25 TO iiag —— = BAXTER & pled etek J 
ow Bt. FE 4-1538 _ Lawrence   
CASH LOANS 
to $500 
BUCENER| Finance Co.   Roy Annet Inc. E. Huro FEde Open Evenings and ‘Sundey 1-4 
Rent Lease ‘Bus. us. Prop. 49A 
of Metropoliten park, 25. mines BUILDING, On rte CORNER. Pontiac 
Drayton Plains 
Walled Take- 
Utica 
        
sy 0 4d The Quick HFC Wey ; ic ee 
eee . Oxl2 Felt Base Rugs § $3.95 
wea tt 
  Household Finance 
J% S& Saginaw. Ind Fir. FE .4-0535. 
a Cash |   
  Busy-Busy-Busy. This as & good | 
spot & : nice | bra hg uosioeen, ‘ 
A weu known west side store, | 
price o. $12, with 34.500 down ° 
nent $53 or visit us at ‘ur roads 
HOME & AUTO 
GET CASH QU ICKLY 
Up to $500 
Oakland 
‘Loan Company 22 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG FE 41157 FE 44821, 
  
TEAGUE Mave e CO. 
ROCHE STE R. MICH. 
262 «8. Lalas 15 Rd Open 9-8 
Est Goops 
| Ph. Rochester ‘OL 60711. OL 1-079! 
~ WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 - $500 ON 
= highway 446 M15, ‘aiaaall 
You can get tt Fo tgy ood 7 your) 
ure.   | BOWLING ALLEY. 4 LANES. LO 
endorsers aldol rig sult + 
budget We will be g'sd to help | ‘a3 N. Saginaw FE 56180 
You with your money problems «AFRICAN BLAG OAK DINING     PINANCE CO. 
__702 Portise ease ‘Bank Bidg.~ 
Mortgage Loans as eae es 
LOANS—S$600 to $1.500 
homes, modern or not, in 
and County 
house partly constructed 
4. To ar! = earage or on 
anbart 
209° National ‘Bulicin 
e FE 
M CHEV. Al Egyner. TRADE 
7 RM. MODERN BRICK BREEZE.   €203. Ridgeway Rea! Estate, 
159 DOWN. . SAR OR WHAT 
a FORD. woe SALE “OR 1 TRADE | 
FE 4-1906 
AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER to Load for chrome 
BIKES. SELL 
it for what have you. EM 
GooD 2 | BEDROOM | HOWSETRAIL- 
bedroo: rick hor 
Rochester Parkland L patel 
  HAVE ‘83 CADILL AC. TRADE ‘FOR 
FE 253 p= 
mounted on are nea for good 
a Ph. FF 56-3839 after 6 
  equity 
jor new face brick, 3 bdrm. 
uity ine year -— rancher | 
D ICESK. 3 ON new pair. ‘Bale on al! toys. Vi 
‘BARNES PAR OW ARE | w 
_tots net E-Z Parking 
Has ovportunity for persons with SMALL, HOUSE, 4 ROOMS & 
smal] capital to own their own | bed 
or ‘3. 
re ($2021, Ask for fr board ers. 
SWAP SERVICE Is A PHONE 
service thru poe   
  ; YOUR rica oa “fee Call Realtor senee: FE 
R SELL 
small ine for do 
on larger home or or 
hate you, Also 48 Olds for cede: 
_FE 2 1834, 
For Sale ‘Clothing 
BEAUTIFUL, WHITE 
ee flower 
-| FOR SALE: TOP” ‘COAT. SIZE. 40 
Co ook, Bert 
qremtes: 05 S Roselawn. 
  cinta RED COAT SIZE 13. 820. FE 2-5059, 
iUDSON MOUTON COAT. BROWN. 
_Excel. cond. Cheap, OR t3-1577. 
LADIES COAT. — 14. $6. FE   
and 42. Execlient pil omy “8 
_ FE, 8-0056, 
Sale” Household Goods 57 
AS RCA CONSOLE COLOR Tv one year old, Excellent BRANCH OFFICE OR 31343,   ony oY 
  
is CU. PT FREEZER. MiSCEL- 
Bis furnishings. Reas, OL- 1380 ve   
26" ELGIN BIKE, GIRLS, TELE- "phone. FE i, 
o"* ROPER RANGE, BEST _offer, 48 s° “Basin 
AB ELECTRIC RANGE. APT. _Siae. OR\ande 3-7782 
| ABOUT ANYTHING VOU WANT FOR THE HOME CMLEr POUND 
less to pay. Gas and elec. refrig- — Tfanges & water beaters. 
Bathroom fixtures, ds, chests, 
Gressers, vanitie. 
mattresses pas tage, dations and | 
other wise. tems. NEW é& USED. 
Visit our trade dept. for real r 
sister re pe bt PLAN 
UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY 
We buy, sell or trade. Come out 
and look around, 2 acres of tree 
parkin, 
ren Gon. Bat, 9 ‘ro 6 
4 miles Pat bed or mile 
B. a uber’ ie on op Aubure burn 
ANTIQUE CORNER” “CUPBOAR 
natural finish putteraui Large = NY 30160. 
ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV. $89: $i4v 05 electric dryer, $118; de- 
luxe Speed Queen Washer, : 
oe ol ush-button washer, $148; 
orge auto, washer, $168; 
tiie 3 Norge eas urver, installed, 
2 re. to pay o: 00 days—same as cash 
waren GABERTS 
cK 
table and 4 chairs. All like new. 
FE 2620 APPLIANCE SPECIALS 
ed GE washer $48; used Ken- 
more dryer $9995: used Frigid- 
aire, $39, used Secwnynens auto- 
matic $589 Crump E 
Auburn Ra FE 436 
34) ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAK- 
ing your work day shorter? Are 
you interested in a cleaner home, 
clothes and plumbing fixtures? 
Call G. A. Thompson & Sons to- 
day about their new All-O-Matic 
Water softener The softener that 
tmereases in size with the tamily. 
It provices soft Bhdreed by itself 
No attention uired by the 
householder. Just add salt Let nd 
a year. Your cost is only $349.50 
or low monthly re “Sie 
Cai: F 
BEAUTIFUL LA LARGE $600 ) DINING 
rm. suite, we sell ~ $300 
FE 40442. 
| BLOND B. BEDROOM, | BRAND NEW. 
Double et rge mire 
bookcase bed chest, Lop tot 
$00.50. Pay ots $2 weekiy, 20 
other sets at equa! savings. Sear- 
—s Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake 
fae 
= | oa D BABY BED. “CHROME 
r nursery chair studio couch. book- | 
adboard with frame, pr. 
of bed roll away bed rings, 
frame ne without. rere All very | 
| 2-30 tn. deluxe Teasonable. 
| capaKeaat Sane a “coucH & 
chal! r, refrig. & stove. PE 8-3546. 
| BATHINETTE. USED oS EniES. —— a 
ry Sg Cs Bd oes ‘s ty _t e 
_ $80. rr Poses. BUNK BED® “SPRINGS & Mar 
tresses, Brand new, $39.95 & 
Selection of wrought tron, ante 
& blond. Pearson's Furniture. 42 
2 ER 11, REFRIGERATOR ~~ $30. 
C ARPET SOU "ARES | 
$7) each. Choice of colors. FEd- 
__ eral 103 
ER, $170 MA 51127. 74 N HOL- 
COMB 
DAVENPORT | & CHAIR. OLIVE 
end green. Call beiweeo 11 a.m. 
4 p.m. FE_4-0270 
COUCH & FE oGOMPLETE 
Good cond. 
DAVENPORT, ROS = FRIEZE. 
Very clean good condition, rea- | 
_sonable. 62 RIVIERA. ELECTRIC -RANGE, WRINGER 
wasber, laundry tubs. FE 2-5411.   
  PRIGIDAIRE : $20 
Overstufted ehair. : : $10, 
ae drawer chest scccncancess §10| 
se heaters .........; $40 
|\Zenith TV. . $25 
Pet rm, chairs $2 
buy SELL & EXCHANGE) 
EVERYTHING FOR larnan HOME. 
OAKLAND FUR 
‘t+ ® Saginaw Pe '2-5823   
FACTORY REBUILT VACUUM 
cleaners, rh makes, 1 ro guar. 
antee, $1695 up. is, le Electric, , BATH _ 502 N. Johnson. 
lot, trade | | GUARANTEED REBOILT AUTO- 
  matic washers. Frigidaire. Thor 
& Kelvinator Terms to suit. 
RO’ ARTS 
Oaklan’ Ave™ FE 2-402) 
GE SsTOVE. i: VINATOR   
pm : 
aba REFRIO. ¢ GE- AUTO W WASHER. ike new. FE 4-4007 
Gas =e $30; ELEC. ‘RANGE, 
$15. EM 3-4720, 
| Good SMALL RADIOS $5 TO $10. 
Wanted record players. FE 5-8755. 
HOSPITAL BED. ADJUSTABLE 
a. __ Phone FE 2-1066. 
MORE ELECTRIC FULL SizE stove. Flee wrought iron bench, | 
exe cond 51 Sheridan, 
of Er Howard 
a DINING RM. —FoRNITURE | 
tress with “large chest of draws 
with compartments. Solid oak. 
c 
Call evenings, Toanksening! Day, 
and only. 
_. | KENMORE | AUTOMATIC WASHER, w $50.05 ith sud save 
Easy -pinhd:v washer » $65.00 
Maytae square ‘oe washer |. $49.95 
Large ap: size re! trigeratar ey 
  
  400". Phone rE 83719 after 6 p.m 
  j2 PIECE ope ROOM § SUITE. 
PC. GRAT iG ROOM suite. Reasonable. FE: 3-7710 after 4 and all day Thursday. \LARGF CRIB 4 
“3 PC. , LIVING ROOM SUITE. - GOOD | 
  4 Pe. BEDRM. s0rre PE 
3.Roon Room | Outtit 
iraeraacnce & SPRINGS, MIS- room — ieaeares at $41.65 
per 
        aN ee 
FUR NITU RE 
957 i? KENMORE 30 IN. ELECTRIC 
range, : . oe with ro- 
EM 3-3428 
is Po + BE ‘DINETTE, SET, $35.       ier cs 
Brand new, onceap tt & chair, 2 
      eo. Cw. os 
Frividair Refg ......... $30.00 
Severa’ used ~ 
Milk App. lames MI_ §-1300 
KENM ORE SEWING, MACHIN ed new. Maple cabinette. $50. 
“E 8-2008. 
srrcHeN, TABLE. AND CHAIRS. 
2.90, Ches! of drawers, $5.00. 
Table with 2 high back benches, 
$20.00. Tovis 
van Lake. 
niture. 42 ‘Orchard Lake Ave, 
LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE. % price at Jack's, 277 1_Baldw: 
LIVING Jee guITE. 3 Pc "000 
DEAVINO | STATE - = 7 COMPLETE of furniture. 555 EB. Madi- _ton ni Pontiac. 
MISC, BABY PORNITURE A AND 
_clothes, Cheap. 
MAHOGANY | aucaeTARY EXC. 
cond, Tel . - a bench, mahogany      
    THERWEIGHT POR- bie, in ents. ‘ a ie cond. 
_ Utes. I oan. s = 
atch AND REFRIGERATOR. FB 
me PRE Sore 50, “ints per 
fio Es Soneir: th Ex : 
, ra re td Clem- 
  einai CoxsoLE “MU E MUST BELL. 
make payments of $6. ah" 
Genter, toe 
Up to 35 = cent Secey — 
  p.m. 
TR ADE: IN DEPT. 
   Guar. electric washer ., $40.5) 
Apt, size gas stove $19.05 
2 pe. Living room suite $10.95 
geome chair bar 
enport a Louse ehair and ottoman |. $12.95 
Fi geotiatede oi] heater $49.50 
hea nea spring comp. .. $16.05 
Many items not listed above are 
available. . 
WYMAN’S . Pike. Easy Terms. FE 4-1123 
oa GAS bAS RANGES 3 FROM $29.50 
and 7 R. ® Elec, Co. 
sas Hur Hh 
ae Oil Heaters Twice heat at half the cost. 
i guarantee.   
MY 33711 
a 52 aro Wa- 
ter heater- Installed. 0159.95. R.B. 
Miusco Electrie Co., 1000 Ww. 
_Muromn 
TV, Yona. IN. MUST SACRIFICE. FU   
  t 
  ae M65 Sof 
| Electric Rang 
  TRADI®IN RUGS TS" x. T 8" Wilton velvet... 929 
i tten. $6. ® all woo) Wi. 
"x © 10" all wool Wilton.. 
6 x @ new Caltone — ae $6 
v6" « 5’ 6'y' all wool Wiiten $6 
WY} MAN'S. 
USED TRADE-IN" 
DEPT. , Lounge oer 
Washer so 
i§ ad 12 Wilton $0 yum * new remn. ‘ * fies * 
05 
       a 
Gas Range 
  Refrigerator - waeneeees ) 
Peclagy pov & chair ood 
Leaf Mahogany Table” 
THOM: AS E CONOMY 
FURNITURE CO. ____361_8. Saginaw _ &t. 
UsED TV. pes wht USED | RE- fri Fe pace $60 9S RCA oner 
ae “Radio & 
_pilance. @2 W. Huron FE as 
Used RCA console TV, 
mahogany, $25. 100 W.   
{ 
| 
] 
| Strathmore after 6 p.m. 
MAYTAG ¢ Gas - STOVE $100. Fr 
2-5058, 
WA ASHER $35. ELECTRIC DRYER. 
i bh never used 
$33 ioonrla ‘eve $43. Chrome 
—Sset. $20, FE! 
W arehouse Clearance 
Now 
gas ranges .. $140.95 — S88 
i deluxe wringer : 
washer : eo - $00 
1-39 in. Kelv. Deluxe electric 
Daute, deluxe wash with ou mene uxe washers w is 
saver, installed... $300.95 M4 
DOWNSTAIRS PE 42911 
WHIRLPOOL Ee ag hh ne ELECTRIC 
exc. cond, 1 after 7 p.m. 
WRINGEP — haina: a t¥s R_B. = ro Electric Co. 1060 W. Hu- 
  
Christmas Gifts 59 
A FINE SELECTION OP GIFTS   5 
  priced low for Xmas, Brida) Dia. 
rings, $24.50, Ladies’. men's watch- 
es, rings, juggege, musical tnstrv- 
ments, costume fl M4. pe. Rog- 
ats silverware, 17.95 
ri, a till © pm. 
LAYAWAY OR PAYMENT PLAN 
EDWARD'S 8 OUTLET 1 is 8 ginew 
AMERICAN FLYER FREIGHT 
TRAIN. Track and transformer, 
senuy_usee FE 5-1200 
BICYCITES AT WHOLESALE 
prices at Roy's Motorcycle Sales, 
_ 203 ¥ . Montealm,   
-EVER HOT ROASTER WITH CAB- 
inet & Timer, $35; DORMEYER 
Mixer, al] attechments, $30; UN- 
IVERSAL Elec. perediator, like 
new, $15. FE 420983. 
NICE ASSORTMENT cg jAERONS 
—Exeel. |. Xmas gifts. FE 2-8426_ 
Personanzed anton “Carde 
yoo” owe Ornamentals 
INLAN Sa SALES 
FE 4-7121 Sia7 W Huron FE Leaded 
ROCKING FOR, CHIL DREN. SAFE & BLE, 
(BS WILL TAKE. aoe itt ORDERS. MADE IN MY. HOME, 
Sep dw esp Fv? EWRIT UNDERWOOD  T Y P EWRITER.. Webster Chicago Record Player. 
OR 3440 
WREATHS, BLANKETS AND sprays. trimmed or trimmed. 
Wholesale. FE 8-0671. Be   
  
  
1936 Lakeland Syl-/ 
    Christmas Trees S9A 
(WREATHS BLANKETS AND 
| Wholes 0 FE b.087 fel trimmed. 
~~ WHOLESALE & 
RETAIL 
‘Order before Dee. 10 ek cu 
spruce and balsam. FE 2- . 
For Sale le Miscellaneous 6 60   
er, $130 e 3 5 
legs, $15, 2 used bikes, 1 vs, 
1 girls in. for : 
ply wood f fable, $15. 1- 16 ft, fiberglass outboard cruiser, 
new 1956, fully equip. Mark 55 
motor electric starter. Best offer 
GAS $1500. Cost new over $2800. 
2 ie “FRAING. 1 SWITCHES & 
Accessories. Excel. running cond. 
ladeiosay ie aise. skates. Size 7. Mid- 
Ta eae OIL TANKS. FE 6-120, fay or evenings until 11. 
2, 55 G GALLON OIL DR faucets. Set of ee ers oe aoe 
Encyclopedia Table in: es ‘ean ie ie mp. od 
on machine * aces Rigoe miscelianesus items. rE   
  47,000 BTU OIL BURNER & TANK, on [goood a cu. ft. Frigidaire. 
im auto. hot water heater, 239 
  *   
metched sets Mattreesses & 
ae are of different colored 
onde Kees a per- 
tee Veen name 
Terrific ta waloes. ag and 
Fluorescent. tog Michi 
_383 Orchard Uk ave. as NECCHI SEWING MACHINE. LIKE 
new, $125 per week 23-9143. 
_Allea ‘Appliance = . 
MOVING OUT OF sta 
curved aie r, old, 
Lee e Pat tabie. aa > stave & 
Au “now Seti 8. ween 10_& § Sun. Draytoi 
$4. i Camp antennas, . FROM 
WALTONTYV 515 E. Walton PE .2-2257 % 
REFRIGERATOR & 1g  RIGIDATRE ¢ Pe odel. Bal- 
*. Neve electrie 
  52-GAL ELEC HEATER . $79.05 Ga Aute Gas Heater eatit 3 
Eatndrs rant aint tauoet 820 rm trays, sta ua 
SAVE. PL PLUMBIN 
172 South 
io PEK et eo on cabinet herdwa: sliding door 
  i if Teel, water r. Lone | Maton” im Tree 
80 GAL Tr . OL FED i stove 
AVAILABLE ¥ NOW. ex? 1 TAYLOR :    
      
   
     
  
eg os ALL SPECIALS 
- Bae if 
        
    suet 
  
    
      _THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 197 
      
  
Rap Seas Mnadaantene 00 Fo     
MR. pecans 
4x8 tttebew aw 
<3. Si ndteaser Rese Pee e ee 
Sheuhawse teehee eka:   
   
  
PRICES 4x8’ plasterboard .......... $1.38 Rocklath, bundle ...... soe @ 08 
25 tb. joint ent . 218 
oxen = eg ? P casing .. J . Ee ee an vs gy 18 oe mowiding ......,. wee we 
Ext soesee 8.85 
- 68 a verses) «66.85 
sass Siemeis 3.3 
‘ex3'o" bu Brass, pair. 40 
i$ 
ae pesevenes ‘0, = i 3 
ax4, as Peeees oe pockets 2), 8.95 Ceting tile,“eolors, ft. RaAe 10 Ask ay” 
price © lst al materials under 
cover, and 
RMEISTE! R 
se yl co 
8197 Rd, EM }41T1 
Open M08 P.M. Daily   
CHAIN SAWS 
“eros ae 8 onan pala Saw Bite 
CLOSET DOORS ri ge sr omens os oe Fate 
Sar] $5 ee tp ne ig eye 
_ Ff 92-9850 
ELECTRIC | LIGHT PULL DOWN 
=e 
hehe Looney @ 
Fiuorescen 
AY ve. —   
ra with ie ftings é 
. bath sets 
5p yoo bath set 
8 & Irreg = ars 
() SUPPLY 
|; Segmee sg 8 GOOD UBED PIPING. 3. 
% price. 16 hp. —— 
rs. also 2 com al stok- 
Floral. $2: 323) Di Dixie, Hwy. 
  like pew. ‘760 
_ Orion. “at's 32-1281, 
Garage Doors Berry Steei overhead ‘actory sec- 
onds, all sizes ond prices. Large 
selection from and up. A 
modern door on your garage costs N TYPE OIL BURNER itn 
stick control, 
Joslyn Rd _ Lake 
  
  ‘Enea Be nm wt WOWENE 
Tweed ed Carpet 
Reg $3.5 Now ie Ga Se ¥a. 
FLOOR S 7 
2   
  BENSON 
WA 
3-85’ Talbot Lumber 
   
ords 20 oars ween 4 one older, 
  and os yptows. 
LUMBER CO. 
NOGRAPH REC- 
Please 
0 p.m. 
  
Do It Yourself 61   
WALLP. SANDERS—! HAND FOR RENT APER 
FE 3-0230 ee SANFORD Wi 
  
  
ise: 
ACCORDIANS, 
a) sizes ac 
BALDWIN MAKI MA 
Maho, 
suit. “Catot® 
_ Saginaw. FE 
1968 display 
duced 850 
cinaw, 
— paontay FOR RENT 
ee PE a 
sane “hate 4G he x: Ge 
Cameras, _Equipment GIA} 
BROWNIE 8 
_movie camera projector: F rE rei 
__ Sale } Musical Goods 62 POMER? PAAR 
LOWEST PRICE ON 
cordians joaned free 
many 
BALDWIN ACROSONIC_&PINET. 
onths. Calbi Musle 
sted mato 
bar $435. Terms to 
cei Ruste Co. 119 N. beguaw. 
FE 56-6222. ee Spee pee 
  lessons. FF 
KE APT siZzE PI- 
finish. Leer 
Music Co, 119 a 
5-8222. 
models. CG Te 
down, Balance 6 
Co. 110 N. 
ROSS SPT) 
Sea = new. Reai 
  PIANO TU 
FE. ean” OSCAR 
  
PIANO TUNIN MODEST mAIBens | 
  
  
  PIR 
2, BSE ra ¥ 
E 4.5857, [eae wood oe in 
SEASONED 0 4 K FI FIREPLACE ° wood FE 4-665 
SEASONED 1 woo OF ANY KIND. 
After 6 pm OR 3-8400 
Plants, , Trees, S Shrubs — 68 
OAKLAND TREX TREE TRIM. 
ye yp el est. FE 
SHADE TREES Maple, and Norway a ie, igs = ~ y Maph     
  j by Jay Alan 
    “T'd like a larger room and a smaller key!” 
  
  
Auction Sales and one 3-year old, FE 
  
  
  ot good ear corn, ‘dairy equip- 
ment, 1949 Oliver 77 tractor, plus 
a large line of other farm tools MINIATURE 51 SIRED RED “DACHS-| 
bund pups. AKC ~~ Best 
for Xmas/ FE 5-291! ao palageoe Pyar Eevee 
PUPPIES AND MONKEY ALL ter ariey Haddriil, 
op. 69 8, Astor, FE ¢6433.| Proprietors Bud Hickmott, auo- os 2s s- tioneer, Oxford. OA 8-2158   Parakeets Guar. to Talk 
Talking, Training with each bird 
Canaries. 591. 4th St. FE 2-4025. 
ANIAN PUPPIES, ALSO 
PARAKEETS, CANARIES, Cad Coon —_ anes 71-884 Oakland Ave. 
PUR RED COCKER PUP. 
blond. Gall _FE 8-0056 
  awnings 
_Highiand | Rd EM_ 3-0865 
  ia allowance. Also a 
tion of 
greatly 
shop at Ps! PUPS! PUPS! F ones 5 Soe Pore Cats, ‘Detroiter - ~ Ponti: ac C 
Purebreds and Whoduntts. Ani-' 
mal Rescue League Shelter FE apes seed law ‘ef 1958 8 and 10 
_Featherstone Rd at East = vd | Wides, 15 to 98 Th 
RABBITS PETS OR MEA | 
dh ol ray ail Lane | wee ere peg i Ser, | ah Se = | Mutehinson tops them, all on trade REG R SALE. | e selec- | __Che 
REG. “AKC DACHEHURDE¢ 9 WKS. 
old. Beth red & black puppies for | 
_saie. MI 6-3314 late medal. trace-ins at 
reduced prices. Miia 
the big lot. and 
  NG PLAYER RB 
ring. Qwitmeyer. OL 66571 - | 25036   PIANO, 
Paracent 8 
44500, MODERN CONSOLE. ‘WELSH CORG full keyboard, only 
must sell for remaining balance. | 
only $17.75 per 6 mos old, 
mo. 
  
  — of, a ee estimate t us give _Mr, Novak. — ; 
a estimate PLAYER PIANO — COMPLETELY 
bi} __ Pad PE _2-0203  reconditionrd, OL 6-0571 Gar waTEN HEATER, $5495|/ SMALL MEDIUM GRINNED PI- f Soteee water heaters, $70 95 ano Walnug finish, §175, Terme. th tubs, first grade. $40.95 Gaiinener. 16 E. Huron. st. A = Thompson 80 3. Perry - 4 | 
aAND MADE TABLECLOTHS, ait “MEDIUM GRINNETL PI. Bos's 26" bike. FR—41736 — het ee 
e 
HEATING 8 E. S iturpe Si FE sosee: EQUIPMENT SMALL ‘ORINNELL ¢ CONSOLE MA- 
Used al burnere, Oniee her ae Wren ‘FE. feor. ternaces stokers gad space] « —. i eaters * a ~ 
_ Rocheste OL 2001 = aes SPINET PIANO IN BEAU- | at 
KENMORE E Terms, Gelisgher 16°. iures DOUBLE POT § ROO! space heater, $35. FE 5-181). 
KITCHEN stn SINE oan CUPBOARD. 
  
LUXAIRE oat BURNER COM- 
= GArtieid 
LIke NEW. Bet ORDER Hi-Fi. § new large tapes, $125. 
OR _3-6053. Ld 
MASONRY PAINTS | For Waterproofing & decorating 
Bondex in White & colors 
$ LB. BOX $1.65, 25 Ib. Aer’ $7.50 
Truscon Tite Wali in @ colors 
Rubber Base Conarete: floor paint 
Rubber base Lene for ble 
Reardons = x F jo for leaks 
other spec’ 3 
BLAYL. LOCK ‘COAL & RS SUPPLY CO. 
61 Orchard Lake A FE 3-7101 
NEED ANY =BOOR MATCHES"? 
etre Write Box 19, Pon- 
NEW 6 GAL. GCOLEMAN ELEC- 
trie Water heater. never used, 
Sashabaw Rd. Clarkston. 
MA 58719 
NEW GALVANIZED PIPE _ 
feo. 21-ft — ne ft 
Sein. 21-ft. length ft.) 
SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY é 
172 8. Saginaw FE 54-2100 
PLUMBERS TRIPOD, PIPE VISE, 
set of dies, pipe bgeres -- 8. 
m . Wood - 
Bteel filing cabinet, 3 drawers 
& 3 shelves, 
rs ge Kea ier nee vel, Bird cage and 
stand, $14, eel batrow, $12. 
~MY_3-2702. 
PLYWOOD SPECIALS 
CASH cae CARRY PRICES   
  
  
% birch 4x3. Good : sides .. $16.00 
% flr 4x8, good 1 side .... § 7.93 * fi a bee c beeen $5.14 % Plyscore oo. ...00e0; $4. 
— won other. pip plyweeds. Interior 
"Pontiac Plywood Co. 1483 Baldwin shee FE 
. = handise_ store. 
Dis a a merehandt Piains. 
1.00 up. Ice skates 
ose out on 
and Used Merchan- R New 
dise. aso. Dixie Hwy. Drartoa 
Pains 
REBUILT BATTERIES, $5.95. NEW PE “psn: $10.05 192 i ‘Saginaw. 
RECORD PLAYER. MIX SET Skates, Row boat. Baby ee ee veo 
ilizer. Misc, articles, F2 
REPOSSESSED. TAKE OVER yee dy 
ALL ITEMS LIKE NEW 
14" GE Portable Tv $108: 13 CU   
$125; 
as dryer—$166; 
as THe Trick 
ip service 1.100 miles-—$55 
21" MOTOROLA Console, 
‘“GOODYEAR” 
   oa 2g 
oaye, ot dees Ment | 4 
  A oi99: RCA table model, 45 von my Rago 
=— Ma gins 
wave ae neh NE we I 
*MORR 
excellent 
Sale 2 Office 
CLARY | 
UNDERWOOD: writer, good 
Modern exec 
Bet : 
      Sale Store 
counter, 9 ft. 
er. OR 3-37 
CLARY CASH 
trt 
RATIONAL, c 
138 
See - 2 = 
i 
* Gallagher 
_St. FE +0666 
UPRicuT ~~ PIANO, EXCELLENT 
WiOLN ik (| EXCELLENT CONDI 
m $35 up. Dixie Fioral, my Dine ‘wy. 
7 ws bot noe DOING | BUSI. 
etttbcienagaa 22nd. 4 8. 
4 8. Telegraph WILL SACRIFICE SPI oFinct Fin Frao 
boerd and matehi 
_for quick sale. | 
ELFCTRIC ADDING MA- 
chine. New. $195. Also Smith U 
ria “STANDARD TYPE- 
food rie waik- -in meat cool 
ic. New, 40 per ¢ 
MArket 4-3075. “OC ATION 
IS MUSIC 
condition. FPu'l key 
bench. Priced 
Geral §-3384. 
- Equipment 63 oe   
er, Excel. cond, 
  condition, $49.09 
utives desk, S008. | 
bookcases, $15.00 
hair $600. FE | ood office c' 
| pease 08 Lakeland, ‘Sylvan Lk. 
Equipment _ 64 
|6 FT. DAIRY CASE, 8 FT. MEAT 
beer cooler, frozen 
REGISTER ELEC- 
ent discount. 
ASH REGISTERS. 
up, Reconditioned & 
net onal Cash Reg- 
FE 32-0285. After 
  Sinanat c 
8! Electric. 3 
sin ASH REGISTER. 
Tawers, can use in 
ess. Excelle 
  
Cc. 
32.75 Peporteg. 
Ba label a Ce ha — BUY, 
DER. 
4-2889. bu 
AEA avis, _ Sale e Sporting Gi Goods* 65 65 
ag ies re 
$17.70 Men's Figure Skates $10.88 
$14.55 Men's Hockey Skates § 9.98 
$6.75 Hockey Givoes . Pr. $ 4.98 
- — Shin ee . 
faniey Leach, 10 B __ 
“GUN CABINETs MADE TO OR- 
RAVE i KATES, Skates § 9.98 
‘ 7 99 
ockev Skate 7.08 
Ski. Boots. : it 78 
Skis Pr. $19.98 
” RK. ‘Saginaw St. 
ee TRADE 
ey 
FOR SALE, FE 
  
MENS 
c 
L. BAG 
D. 
2-2985   BOWLING BALL. 
WOMEN 
SHOE. 
34 VIRGINIA OR PH. BAG. BOWLING 
  
Boots, 
ula and 
Camoufia 
JOE'S A 
eae 
12 Sb" insulateo now 
38 8 
os. Auburn 
POR HUNTERS: | Hunting Coats & 
age suits 
SURPLUS, FE 2-022. —- SHOTGUNS — 
wl it "barr she 375 8. 3. Telegraph, 
cal. ammo 
we 
Hunting A Accommo, OSA 
end 
Bente ae sooeee,, Seek: Pants 
insulated boots, in- 
‘thermal underwear 
antique. Buy & 
D EER RIFLES 
Lowest pres. We trade, Time}. 
ti coats nee See a 
re 3994 Auburn at | CE 
urn Hgts. FE 2-881 
  
  in er 
, oi See, ba t fant gt _ weather, 
4 
  Sand, Gravel & & Dirt 6 
CRUSHED | STONE. fill Bari How- 
      TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUMS RE. BOP ee se’ up and maintained. 
FE 26104. 1047 Call Larry Boston. | HUTCILINRON my 
| Mobite ome Sales: Inc. 
21 Dixie Highway 
SUPERIOR Drayice | Piains OR }1202 
Dry-| Open 7 days @ week * | 
OXFORD =| 
TRAILER SAL ES i” 33 to pick from pets Reasonable. cattle dogs ar 
for Christmas 
den- $1F21 
Dogs Trained, Boarded 2 
DOOoS, CATS BOARDED, poas Campers to 50 ft. new & wee 
trained. Burr-Shell, 375 8. Tele.) Gardiners, Stuarts, ichigan-Ar 
—fraph. _. | rows. mmers. Richardsons & + 
Hay, Grain & & Feed Tho Osea Cckmere ail sizes & orices i 
———~ , Regtal plan avaliable on some 
&@ 2ND currina ALFALFA! Part-gas-supp rome No no rain. FE dally Spacey pm 6:30 
_t4238 775 Scott Lake Rad a ie 1 mile 8 ot Lk 
4L. TYPES OF HAY. sTRAW oo me — hay Will vid anohad (PURNISHED MOBIL HOMES | 21 f bee eps ogr on rental a oro basis | 
R EXCHAN | 60 8. . Yolegrash rE 2-3200 | 
MODE RN HOUSETRAILERS 13 | 
f. to 35 ft & 2 bedrins. Low 
es bank ae on financing | HAY, | STRAW. | GRAIN & WOOD. 
Will deliver, MA 5.0666 
STRAW 40 CENTS A BALE. = ae alfalfa, bar 50 cents 
baie. cools 60 cents a craic. OA 
  
    
      
  
      15. ft tour home $995. Holly cee 
me Conch Sales 13918 K. Holly’ | Used Truck Parts B9A_ 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Wagon. a or Sale Livestock — 2 Ra nd. Holly MElroxe 4677 amma Oraa ait are | 1987 Chevrolet Sedan. Dem | _——— - §EE OXFORD USED TRUCK P ARTS | a er, — | ALL MAKES AND MODELS = | 1587 Ghrrraiet Bel Air Par! Demo. GENTLE PONY, GELDING, pig EAL egy, HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES | Beveral 1955 Chevrolets on hand ____ Ontora ‘Trailer Sales. _ 9635 Auburn Ave. FE4-6632 YEARS OLD, $200. SADDL For Sa os Taylor "Chevrolet AVAILABLE. A DREAM roa TRAILER EXCHANGE _for Sale Trucks 90 Walled Like tye OM ATHRE #1981 i ie 2 aes f and County's Oldest evroiet 
See ee Meee ieee F HOM San ee tresr exe eects opr, |” peg ¥. E. stee oof, goo echanica H "Ba, D aoser | BAY: -q 162, HANDS: RUN TER 33 Models 8 and 10 wides cond, & rubber. Newly painted, bine Si Oise a and ” potas oF nerouahbene Bottle Gas winterized. ere Pyrofan Gas” & - : 7 | Geen quarter = bey. te arts and Supplies 3 _2685 8, Woodward, Pontia “CY OWENS FORD 
pS ong RESER: o ea on FL | aS PEE] 55 CHEVEOLET REGISTERED QUARTERHORSE, \Parts Serv = STATION WAGON Aare oer ‘ , STaiis AND BD SOARS: AVAILABLE VE ARE =. “OOF. OF st USED GMC $1295 tery PRsoneble. Tip Top Ranch. we cell ft for 10 per cond ETAIL BRANCH ~ 
oie Soaap ORs Rp, HORSES. PHONE Sales. 16210 x iy Re Gots pontiac LARGEST sELEC. “ON es N t) o) 
Wa Sesss MElrose asa , an TION OF NEW "AND USED 
AT . __ For Sale | ‘Poultry 74 __Oxtore MTratier ates Oakland: mE Cass OW] ‘| VS ' READY TO LAY PULLETS, 1.50 - “or Sale C 7 wo es Seech ahs Sete Ge Rent Trailer Space 79 For Sale Cars 91 is eee eh aS qeor 
“60 U OADMASTER, 4 DR x , Sale Farm "Produce 75 MOBILNOME FsTATES MODERN i BUICK ADMASTER. ¢ DR 39.8 ASS \RD H ° owner "bd Fo ordo | APPLES, -_ i PEL ES. CIDER | ic BoUgsH, at Ss -- Ganon BUISE CENTURY. 4 DR | Dy. | Pi Gehry amelie Angelus Rd Oxford Mobile Manor ne eect rg, Srabes OL) 90 ssuce Couve 
Glack aS OL} 1-060, ‘ Ra 40 by TOR lots, Sef eescete We Rute reer osm "| ae MTR. SALES | ackmore Farm. 8 ots ~ reets a rt sidewalks, 16 by 40 atios, storm CAR PAYMENTS “TOO. BURDEN- Open ov _FE_5-5141 Sale Farm rm Equipment 76 shelter For those | who want the “some? Let us help you adjust ~ _best. OA 8- MY_2-0721.; to some less ensive mode. , 
BOLENS » WHEEL MORSE TRAC.|— PARK AT PARKHURST Lake Orion Motor Sales |. Nothing Eee tors, with snow blades Jacobsen; Where living {ts a vacation-72 M24 “AT CLARKSTON RD —Jerl & Toro power handie lovely acres includes a private | FORD — MERCURY MY 2-2611 snow blowers. attachments | lake with good swimming. good _— : Just Quality Cars | Evans Equipm schools, club house and tornado 31 WHITE, CADILLAC @2 COUPE. | +54 ‘Caaiinc 62, full power, new _Hvy.. y. MAple Ld er Ot 37024, . Only 15 mipetes te Pon- $3,750 5-2253 tires, very sharp —“TARPA tine, ‘Also _tratler sale Base rate | 1950 CADILLAC “@ DR. R&H. HY-| Two '35 Pords. 1 owner. va. JOR’s A 2H baetlt $20. Phone MYr' rile. 34611 - foabsepat Baga or sa down. He ere herdtop., ae mi. & eve ©) 32-0023 me pe mo No aiso clu sedan Om FARM } NEW AND ~ Auto "Aecesserles 80) payment until Jan. i8, 1958 Con-| Two Rea Cadillacs. Convertible & og 2 ar Bales on ~~ | tact Eddie Steele Ford. FE 5-6204.| hardto _iust north ‘ 1 Ss lj Keego Harbor. = Nash Statesman 3 dr. Reas- FLUORESCENT LIORTS. IDEAL Acts G ass pecia ists ‘ST FORD ‘FAIRLANE 500 DEM- able fe- Barn: Poultry eS, $12.05) Safety wjass for all cars & trucks. ¢ 32 Buick hardtop. Full power value Slightly ratched.” Michi All_ work guaranteed. Insurance| Gurrency, Ww, mileage New car) 15) pontiac ‘Cataioa, Nice gan Piuorescent 393 td Lk.| elaim’s honored. Key Prasil, ‘81 Cherie, 2 Dr. New paint av Safety Auto Glass Co. 122 Oak. TOM BOHR, INC. ae Ford 2 dr. Like new. New! 
MeCULLOCH qeHay, “SAWS, NEW) land, FE 47086. | 120 8. Main Milford | | tir . ang ws canine’. Garden DUEL CARBS AND MANIFOLDs -MU_¢5155 FINAKCING ARRANGED © ome 
we ten ves ett Ml x = Fora or Mereury, 1983 CHEY ¢ DR SEDAN POWER ¢, ROM $30 AND. UP. mingheen n, Mi 4-6053, y = Gide R&H suns good. Total WILL TRADE FOR REAL Es| , eat GHAIn” awa 1953 “CHEVEE ¢ ‘ ,CYCLINDER “MO- peer Coen. He) Bik ea) OR | McCUL! LLOCH _ tor, Repairs 
cs MI_6-0446 “Fer Sale Tires NEW AND URED CORN PICKERS | ~~ ~ huskers, corn cribbing. | 4. ‘v SED TI RES. $3.50 
Deere New Idea, Davis w BUr- ELL, ai White sha Machinery. NA 1-3292. Ortonville. TE Th RE SAL LES =“ 503 8. _ begins E USED FERGUSON TO30 TRAC. 
GOODYEAR — “<0 tor witn usea loader ‘BURBANITE RE- Used ee a bs og ne caps, 670-18 $12 Pog exchange. Also 
available tm 14 rec ewe. 
change onal 80A 
2 
S $15.98 Olas tar ex HOUGHTEN’ & ‘SON snarard) euar new tire   
    
  
  anteeq 
Bochester OL 1-076! Bales 803 8. Saginaw. we 4-0687 
McCulloch Chain Saws {STANDARD BRAND NE w TIRES FOP AS LOW AS $167.50 Up $0, per eons black or 
We take trade-ins & give E-Z fe Was 
rl a aed aad ED. WILLIAMS habe pert 8 few good used chain ___ 451 8, 1.8. Saginaw a at ‘Reeburn 
KING BROS. Auto Service 81 D ba a ~ 
oe apatiee Lf ai" Ooayre CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE #1112 ghlne linde: repores a feck Me : 
c 
Auction Sales 77 
ANTIQUES: ~'Sale > Motor | Scooters rs $2) 
vot old ‘ec bn +e ee: o. 
“Upesin gener. 
ergs ala glass - i il i 7 SIMPLE MOTORBIKE & 1 5 HP engine. $260, 20 Mark AKC REG. TOY F Pek NCeES. .. . Seat 2 mos. old female! 5089 Dixie Highway 
BEAGLES, 915 & $20 © | D Drayton Plains 
come ri thee i ara Every Friday ....7 P.M. e 5, $20 & 3405 (19 ogg oes between Dequindre Every Saturday «ol P.M. 
_hr im, REpublic 2-704 E very Sunday ....2 P.M. ABY COCKETIELS, TALKING 4 faker Gauaries Creare bad BUY & SELL DAILY 
bery 2489 Auburn Rd. FE OR 3-2717 | 
SCHON TERE TERRIERS AT 8TU D EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 7 
> m £ E. Smart Sale Par 330 s, AKC reg, Curtiss. OR Ain Rd. Rochester. Pal 
th SOCKER PUPS 1 THOROUGHBRED _ ber, manager pS he Not registered. $10. FE 1-007! |GoNDAY DECEMBER ND AT DACHSHUND — PURE BRE a -~} 12 noon. Farm auction 3 miles 
Red male — Black female. 10; west of Hadiey on Pratt Road. weeks. OR 3-726, tesa ves Lp lad, Wash- SHE FEM | ure 22 head of good el 0 ier shots. — Holstein cairy cattle, 1300 round _FE 63315. bales of mixed hav, 300 bushe's 
For For Sale e Housetrailers 78 | 
; GO TO OXFORD 
att a, eid om + __Trailer_ Sales. | 
NARIES SUR $2 ROYAL 28 Fr. ALUMINUM | 
Pana =e anGhNA phony sleeps ith wer, 
cond... wil) en Be EZ terms 
oR ADSI or OR 3-1708, 
  NSON MOTORS 
liers Hl pag or ipa ae eeommee 
OWENS MA 
Transportation ¢ Offered 87 ey 
FLY = : ae AIRLINER, ie 
Califo san; wali, 
Si. Poachers Ph Tampa, es: 
Miam: hi $46. Ferry Service 
  TRUCK QOING NORTH, PART 
_load Either way. PE 5-6806 
WANT TO SPEND CHRISTMAS | IN 
California? Man and wife driving 
brrefiight DeSoto to Angeles. 
Will take 2 aged Very reason- 
a trip, References ex- 
changed or evenings MU 46417 
__ Wanted Us | Used Cars ; 88 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales Pays tov dellar on late mod = 
Cor Auburn & E. Bivd. FE 8-06e 
4S MUCH AS "$50 FOR JUNK a6 
ebeap cars. FE 2-2666 days or 
CASH AVERILL’S NEED CARS 
— it, then bring it here for top re 
20% DIXIE HWY 
FE 2-087? FE 46306 
TOP CASH $3 F $3 FOR ANY MARE 
model Trade up or down. 
OM CARS   | RcON Y_ 2 AUBURN 
4- PRICES FOR SCRAP & OLD 
cars. OR 36015 ee 
“THE HIGH DOLLAR 
For high grade used cars. We 
tee! them “rire ~ extra miles 
i‘ — Pav row well, 4540 Dixie 
“IL JV AN WELT 
“See M & ate Nee Sales_ 
Fo< top ee on iate model cars, 
262) Dixi Hw OR 3-1603 
WE BUY CARS ; IN ANY CONDI- 
tion FE $0157 
WTO” SHARE CARS, oo 
models Top dollar ce 
AL BURN MOTORS CORNE™. PIKE & FAST _BLVD. 
WE PAY _ 
TOP DOLLAR | FOR Srare USED CARS 
& TROCKS 
Matthews-     reas and 
Eee. all Kinds, ‘em 
i Sales 77, Bos note Bivd., F- Across trom GMC |! Auction Sales 77, Boats & Accessories 85 or 
Tiis4, Pontise Landreaping More tes Cen” Por. Sale Pets 69 & INLAND LAKES SALES bad oe s FE 4-121, 3127 W. Huron, PE 2-6122 a FEMALE BOXERS — lyre? 
NE SUPPLIES 
—FE_2-8020 
THRO 
reaves a8 saginaw WILT BUY YOUR EQUITY RIEMENSCHNEIDE ENGLEHART 
232 8. Saginaw _PE_20131) FE +e 
R. & R. Motors OPEN EVENINGS 724 Oakland. Ave. ___FE_ 6-000! 
a Clarkston 
Motor Sales 
Chrysler-Plymouth 
Wholesale Prices 
Easiest Terms—Now 
$6 Dodge D-600 engine, 4dr Push 
} button drive, Power steering & 
brake R & H. s Tinted glass, White walls. Sharp. 
ty, Plymouth Club Sedan, 
tion drive, R&H, $1. 795. 
a Chrysier. V-8 44 a mice 
a i ww. hares. Low ‘m 
"SS Plymouth 4 dr. . 
"BS Le bag ws ct Club Sedan. Pow. 
erflite, 
63 Pontiac. 2 dr. 
4 
  iat la 
0 ro cTaarey BaRason's He Res 
Beginaw 
          Son 6 "SS DeSoto Firedome, vt 4 ar lam er gas bang mp. ; Washo pay: via For Sale ‘Bicycles 84-56. Piymouth Belvedere V4. 4 ar. Mita . Pied tead Dae Push button drive. R & H. WW. Ora pictures 1 trunk, Boys A Bens REB mL Ts. tirce. 
clothes is. Pine shutters, hod nee rd au Rochester = Wt Brook) sR ANSPORTATION SPECIALS ; Z mF eeeiet g Open ery are se 
ees ta tat ie? Sit 22 8. MAIN 
? 4 | « bal . 
* S 
= ie: i ao ‘ 
    rege     
            
       
   
            
  
L. 
ardtop. Only 1 left. Complete 
ower steering. 
OPEN EVENINGS 7M Oakland Ave ss FEC_s«8-6801 
“QOODWILL USED CARS” 
56 STUDEBAKER 
SKYHAWK 
W-Walls. heater, auto. trans. 
1495 
©PONTI: cc MC RET: ALL 
63 MT {CLEMERs sT. 
“HOMER 
HIGHT 
Motors 
OXFORD 
YOUR SUBURBAN 
CHEVROLET - BUICK 
PONTIAC 
DEALER 
*S6 Plymouth ..... $1195 | 
STATION WAGON 2-Door, v-4. Push-button transmission. Radio {DOOR | 
| 4NE R 34,000 MILE | OP * YEAR WARRANTY! 11 | 
1 YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
a _. GMC TRUCK DEALER 
SEE OUR FOREIGN CARS 
Austin, Healy, 
G Austin. Porsehe, - Ae Pomee 
528 N. ae ROCRE 
30. CHEV. CLUP_ Bas “CLEAN 
30081. H.   
  
irace 
Economy 
CHRYSL a 
Peyeees 
NEAR GALE RD, 
Al Must WITH NEW C 
Jaguar 
depeadeable EM Ks. 
"33° CHEVY 
wagon P 
New tires Glide. 
Assume paym 
  & Heater. Trans; special. 
STOCK No 
56 Buic k 
  | pletely equipped. STOCK 
53 Oldsmobile sgn ae $ 5 745! 
Dark GREEN, 2 DOOR 638 
Hy dramatic Pia & Heater. 
1 No, 
HOMER 
HIGHT MOTORS, INC. 
OXFORD 
SEE HIGHT FOR A 
DEAL THAT's RIGHT $1693 | CHRYSL EF 
CONVERTIBLE. Full power. com. 499 
OA 8-2528) Eddie Steele 
Keege Harbor, 
edan 
& itn top cond 
genuine leather 
MaAyta! | ® ete ’ 
For Sale Cars. O11)! For Sale Cars sO tl 4 ~~ ~~ ODPL LALO LIL 
SoRTH PONTIAC HURON MOTOR SALE SALES A rd Ches. fork Fe Air Hare —- ALWAYS a Oe SELECTION or | 
+S? W HURON FE 2-2641 
Ee 4 "83 CHEVROLET. 4-DR_ 210. 1 OWN- Mi isa opts 70 _er, Call OR sae phys 430° 
AUTO SALES 1950 DODGE 2-DR jHEATER. 815. 815. 12_W. Montcalm PE 6151) After 4. 919 Boston “2 CHE RGLIDE, FAIRLANE a, ot 1855. R & H,4 
roo, 7 ata 2 t 1 Ms ‘Bn. Ot DT See i sscien. rw iis ‘excelent con — dition. mS Can finance. & H. GOOD RUN- R 1. WICKERSHAM Take over pay- 7108 W. Ma ve pane Halstead 
$-0450 after 5:30 __MAytair 66250 
CROWN IMPERIA NOTHING FREE 
power JUST CHEAP TRANSPORTATION brakes, power windows, power Chevie 2 dr Ponti & radio & heater. White 4 ‘49 Olds 96. 4 Dr. 849. "50 
| Sonbberbeds Anew lllo pay Une Pootise ats Pord'3 Dr. Ru E ‘Or + i 
eee pews ton a H.. $195. °81 Nash §195. 62 
R&R MOTORS) ferec tie se "Bs iPad Ambassador $295. 20 more pieces of transportation. 
We accept anything of- value on 
Used Cars | 
22_Auburn off” Saginaw. FE 42131 | 
"55 WINDSOR 
CLEARANCE 
SALE! '57 OLDS DEMO’S 
EXECUTIVES’ CARS Go 
V8 4 DR “STATION 
R & H, 
PE 5-2474. 
197 CHEV 2 DR FULL 
ent 
‘SS NEW YORKER 
Pvt. owner 250 bp Siri 
plcisly equipped with full powe 
Ls Upholstery a! ati | 
Low leag 
—Home or Detr Sit | 
Diamond 1-1490, Office 
1951 CHRYSLER HT R&H AUTO. | — Morris 
Rig- 
ete 
PRICE 
$5.83 a For Sale Cars 91     
‘S38 FORD STATION © Dadergeagh Rak. 
Auto drive cond, 
Must sac, et, vauee sale, 
MI_6-5353_or MI q1 6-1258- 
~ rgau CONV! NEW iv ae te plus. By owner. 
Fret. 4-4160, 230 W. Walton, 1 owner. 
$540, 
ILT 
  
i951 FORD 2 DR, R&H. NO MON- 
¥ 
mo Call credit = 
  at MI ¢ 
1953 
FORD RANCH WGN. FORDOMATIC, fO8. & HEATER 
: S69. 
LARRY 
JEROME < 
= ee DEALER 
7   
FORD WAGON FORD, 2 DR. 30,000 miles. ameete Teodore, i) Te _8-6573. 
1954 V-8 with R&H straight stick 
Good clean lowner car, Wintet- 
ized ready to Price ts right. 
PEOPLE'S TO. SALES 
68 Oakland PE _ 32-2351, 
RUNS Goon. BEST 51 FORD | 
_offer takes. OR 3-7721. 
1928 MODEL A FORD 
Superiative Condition 
Drive Tt Away. FE 
85 FORD CUSTOM, * DR. OVER- 
_drive & heater, $1,005. FE 2-821. 
1987 FORD ae 300. 4 
Full -price $1.48 Can 
No payment ae Jan 
Contact Eddie Steele 
Orchard Lk. Rd 
Telegraph, Keego 
5-0204 15 
Ford 
Harbor. DR. finance 
1958 
1 mile West of 
rE 
1953 FORD CUSTOM LINED 2 DR Sharp car No dn payment & &ssume smal] monthly payments 
of $27.24 mo. Lucky 
1093'S. Saginaw. FE 4-2214. Auto Sales. 
ise ag OD 2 DR. FULL PRICE 
an finance. No payment 
until Jan. 14, 1968, Contact Eddie 
Steele Ford. 2705 Orchard Lk. Ra. 
1 mile West of Telegraph, Keego 
9204. Harbor, FE _$ 
| 1950 FORD 2 DR, RUNS C 
si. MUtua 45021 or 2563 
a THE FIN of good clean cars. see 
Wilson Pontiac - Cad 
1350 N. | 
Woodward 
      No money dn. Assume payments | 
of $1427 mo 
Mr. Parks at 
_Turner Ford, MI 
S57 DESO 
FIRESWEEP 
Power steering - rad 
3.000 actual ae 
DEesuTG-P 
  ST 15 MINUTES 
FROM DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 
3] CHEV. BEL AIR, 4 DR. HARD- 
Co va PG.” Pully equip. FE 
6.304 
1953 CHEV CLUB COUPE NO! 
assume payment | 
No payment until | 
gan 15, 1958. Contact Ecdie Steele 
_Ford. FE 5-9204 Keego Harbor 
Pontiac Buy, Trade or List | 
Auto Brokers | 
| "ST Chevy Cony V4 $2185 
|'34 Plymouth Belv. HT & 785 
‘SM Ford Custom Sharp. FOM : 735 
53 Chevy 210 4dr . R&H § 645 
: rd Cust @#dr POM $ | 
‘82 Buick Super $ door $ 505 
‘S52 Nesh Amb. Sharp $405 
‘$2 Mere ¢dr. Monterey 8 45 
- (ek 98 4dr Hye 495 
Chey, Deluxe. 4 dr. R&H. $ 305, 
t Buick Spec  %-dr. oo $ 350! 
1260 “  Perry-Madison FF 49100 
CHEVROLET, ‘51 2 DR. POWER- 
a R&H, exc, cond, $275 
1 46205. 
FRANSPORTATION 
SPECIAL 
  "Sl Rambler station wages 245 
"34 Wiles Amb H top Lr) 
‘ : $105 
Roger s Sales & Service 695 Auburn Ave FE 2-8555 
|HOME OF THE RUGGED JEEP! 
GOOD USED CARS — . 
  
    
Feonomy Used Cars | 22 Auburn of; Saginaw FE a 
A GOOD 
THING TO: 
KNOW esputania dealer ts a good 
paren to know when it ¢omes 
‘Oo buying a used car We enjoy | 
the reputation of selling better: 
used care, 
ev. fair coemee. : Pedros. 81906 
$1295 
- $1195: 
$1295 
    
  8 | 
495 8 | 
0 
f 
GLENN'S 
MOTOR 
SALES   
  | 57 1950 DODGE 4 
Telephone. FE ¢7934 
, 1981 CHRYSLER 4-7300, 
TO 
DOO 
to & 
BRAID MOTO! 
33 YEARS FAIR. DEALING 
YMOu TH DEALER 
CASS AT W PIKE S5T. 
FE 2-0186 
DOOR, R & Call credit ak 
Haro! 
R 
heater, 
H 
IMPERIAL 4 
   dr. sedan ooks goed. Perfect 
condition, Tota] selling price $295 
R. 6 . Motors | PEN EVENINGS | FE 8-6801 | | 724 lice Ave. 
New 1957 Chevrolets 
at Bargain Prices ! 
Taylor Chevrolet 
. Market 
aor. Walled Lake 
‘8? DODGE 6, 
condition FELM- 3-4386 
1e47 
Cleanest ‘47 
- Mechanicaliy 
black finish 
_Call MI pertect 
6-804. IN 
R& 4-156) | 
GOOD | 
DODGE CLUB COUPE Dodge on the road 
H jet 
First $75 takes it 
HAUPT 
“ST Pontiac 
lina sedan 
*57 Pontiac Starchiet 
full pow 
Super 
mo. 
Beil Air 
‘$3 Pontiac 2 dr 
dio and heater Chief, ps mo : Pontiac Sales | Cata- 
Catalina 
hardtop. Exc. | 
Hrdramatic. 
"$1 Pontiac 4 dr. Radio and | | 
Al-o Transportation 8 pecial is 
“Hl 
MAple B5338 or MAbIe 5-110) 
‘56 FORD 2 DR. V-8 R&H 2 tone 
paint Low mi 
$36 41 
Lake Orion Mot or. $200 dn or equiv. 
Cales 
M24 At CLARKSTON Bo 
FORD MERCURY MY 2-261 
FORD 1957 
Overdrive 
Priced right 
Take ' over 
3.3264 COUNTRY sees 
Low mileage. 
EM 3-4603 
60 FORD. DR V8 OVERDRIVE |! payments Clean | 
ORiando | 
39 FORD COUPE “ G00D- RUN} 
ning cond, §75 FE ¢ 
‘61 FORD STATION 
Very clean 
H_ Riggins 
‘51 CHEV NEW PAINT JOB * 278 
Wa 
Piymouth, 03 FE. Colgate 
Turner For 
FORD ‘33 CONVERTIBLE. BLACK Radio, 
cond. MAyfatr White sidewalls 
Fordomatic, excel. 
6-3444 
engine all ‘acceesortes 
equipment. Myst sell $1,000 under Ist price 
sider taking old car 
Midwest 65745 
1956 UNTRY SEDAN 
oS SENGOER PAS 
idles 
PRIVATE OWNER. NEW CONDI. | olon 
Bargain. EM ——_ 
‘ot! 
  
~ FORD CONVERTIBLE, BIG 
Private sale. Will con- 
tin 
ee te oh FORD CUSTOM 300 2 ‘DR inew) Whitewalls Big heater 
“ Positive action wipers WindAhieid 
w shers Updercoating Includes 
faxes and “S® plates $2900 dawn 
$60 82 per mo. Must ms t tor t 
Ceorce Mil liory | 
FLEET & EXPORT MGR 
Harold Turner Ford 
_ 464 3 Woodward Birm MI 47400 
‘85 FORD CUSTOMLINE, RAV 
good condition, best. offer FE 
_ &1122 ; foe 
1958 FORD RANCH WAGON. R&H No money dn. Ass ae Merk bas as 
of $27.24 mo Cali me 
Mr. Parks at MI to. *waneia 
d 
heater, 
power 
trade. 
      tion 1955 4 Door Pontiac Star | 
chief Deluxe. Only 26.000 miles 
Aji power, Oniv $1495 for quice | 
sale, Call FE 42544 =| 
YOUR WISH COME TRUE | 
“BA Buick Super 2 Door H-Top| 
AL HANOUTE, CIHEV-BIICK 
LAKE ORION, MICH _MY_ 92-2411 | 
i 
FODAY'S 
OK SPECIALS 
1951 Chevroiet 2-dr 9178) 
1952 Pontiac Hyd secian & 294 
1952 Olds Hyd_ sedan & 295 
1933 Chevrolet 2-dr. $ 395 
1953 Chevrolet «dr. wagon $ 405 
1834 Ford $ 595 
195 Chevrolet 6 cyl. Qdr $795 | 
1986 Ford roo. $1095 
1986 Chevrolet sedan $1185 
1966 Olde @8 4dr $1495 
957 Chevrolet 2dr 1598 
L ne R. TO 
FOR A BETTER 8E 
HASKINS 8 | 1987 Chevrolet 4-dr. wagon, like new 
j 1987 Oids 63 Hol, 1106 
es biome MANY MORE. TO CHOOSE FROM 
5 MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS 
WINTERIZED AND EADY oo Cpe. Low miles 
BETTER DEAL 
=z 
  Oakland County’s 
trader, Ob. 
izom 
EST pg BELEQTION | | 
illac 
  GOVERNMENT 
SURPLUS 
“42 GMC carry-all, like new 
“Sl Chevy sory s* 
25 vy 4 doors. 
1s-'51 Chevy 4 dr : 
ALL IN PERFECT 
RUNNING CONDITION 
East Side Auto Parts 18: E Pike St. PE 5-5661 
1987 PLYMOUTH 4 | CUS tom V-8 ten. Will consider 
trade, OR 3-506 
53 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON. 
R&H Ne money = Assume pay- tere 
ments Ca. it 
mgr. vr. Parks wah MI 4-500, 
_ Harold Turner Ford pk 
‘57 PLYMOUTH, TRADE ben Ftd 
~ see car, balance, $1,300, 
  
1967 PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN, 
3 ee {ight transmission, R&H, — blue, Total. selling price, 
R &R MOTORS OPEN EVENINGS 124 Oakland Ave. FE _ 8-6801, 
[67 PONT]QC 2 DR. paca Low mileage =. a clean, 
FE 2457 afier 4:30 
"b6 PONTIAC “earaiik “Tike new. Fe 86-2561 
1954 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN, 2 DR. R&H, standard shift, rey eond. 
MY 3-132 after 3:30 _ 
|1954 PONTIAC OR 1954 CHEVY. Like new. FE 5-0178 
  
  : aoe) PONTIAC STATION |, WAGON, 
Blham ss MI. 4 1930 4dr. 870, power brakes & stee 
26 OLDS 796 HARD TOP! CLUB | _ ing, exe. cond. OR 3-771. coupe, full power Exc.| cond. | 1980 BLACK PONTIAC. $100. 154 will take older car in| trade.| Cadillac St. FE 4-3933 
_FE 5-4830 1953 IAC 2 DOOR. GOOD, CHEV’s 6 well kept « older | n made|s | clean Bargain. 3-1542, H. Ri, ‘SI's to ‘33's.. Priced fro 195. | gims. . 
Nae Een ae wg OE 1952 PONTIAC 2 DR. R&H. HY- ROSE MOTOR SALES Ww. N - aark. A Huron, 1 mile west of irdlegrapn | sume pad vusaahe oor . pon No 
‘49 KAISER 1 OWNER | RADIO | until Jan. 15, Yess, Con overdrive, walte wail tites. Call | tact Beak adie. Steele Ford. FR 5-0: 
_Keego Harbor, : 
“WILL ACCEPT | 34, Fowttac. “a git Outboard motors, nil TAA ey 0 
sme, ht Co a liane ar ment on a used ¢ | = <hkee 
att perment oa. a seed) used car. | Sas 5 he Sa CATALINA, BILI "SPENGE bydramatic, R&H, 2,000 miles, 
rate COM gs | aE a pe | 62 Oakland’. ve | FE 5-0297 hg ra. WW. a err PINK & WHITF 1956 (OLDS, 98 clean. Good "$1333, MI Holiday. Pull power J new Ny-| 46338 
$1,050. By ‘Dener, FE |. 
  
OLDSMOBILE 
For top quality = ear trade- 
ing come ‘o 
OLDs DEALER 
563». Woodward 
55 MERC ~ STATION 1 owner. 20,000 
1 month old. maroon, 
tate turn s 
In wa 
sell 1 
_day Sat ok 
rranty av 2, 
2-0092, after 5, 
& Sun washers, | Suburban Mtrs. 
Birmingham 
WAGON. 
mi. 
all 
RAMBL ERS— AMBASSADORS — Used cars r work, 
ENGLE N $ SALES 
MS® & Porter E 
like new No! M 3-4006 
1852 NASH RAMBLER. HT. JUST 
payment assumé small | monthly payments of $22 32 
193 8. Saginaw. FE ¢ 
_R&H, good gond , 7-826: 
SHOP 
  mo | Lucky rod Sales 
Sunday 
BUY 
” Monday H 
| OLIVER 
- BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 2-9101 _Open E ves, 
'1955 NASH 4 DR FULL PRICE 
$950. Contact Eddie Bteele Ford 
2705 Orchard Lk Rd, 1 mile West 
. Telegraph, Keego Harbor. 
5-824. FE 
(1934 NASH RAMBLER, SUPER. 3. 
¢ eece: cond 
4-2010 : 
OLDS 4 DR. 
white walls fender skirts, 
FE 
OT DS hin EUPER 
fully equiped Exec 
OR 3-292 
‘48 OLDS CONVERTIBLE. V-8 
He exc wee & 
$75, full 
TOM ‘BOHR, S Main 
MU 4-5155 
PLYMOUTH 10936 SAVOY “V4 
dan, auto trans, 
and brakes R&H 
tires 
FE 2-03 
‘S38 NABH METRQ. 
#875 FE 81 INC 120 Mil 
EW 
  
_AS LOW AS 
Plus Taxes 
Your Car Down 
Bank Rates 
NORTH 
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward ™ o a * 
Pas tery Growicg Dealer Birmingham 6751 Dikie Highway at Mis 5 oS 
a MA 5-807 pen Nites ‘til 9 
Poe " o : ‘power steering | 
AND wewall 
i ae eondition, 81350. 
“12.000 MILES. 
s wildest 
out to beat any 
deal, Come in and see. $580. MArket 
HYDROMATIC. Ral. | 115_ 8, Saginaw   
Easy Ed Jones The W orkingman’ s Friend 
Better Cars for Less 
USED CARS ‘32. PONTIAC. CLEAN, 2 DR. 
    ' 1938 MERCEDES-BENZ. 190 SEDAN | 
Becker. 
&! 
must 
&| 
he "52 NASH AMBASSADOR, igesTON: 0 VOLKSWAGON R& i H 
  leather 
interior. V-8 Ne rust. Gray paint | 
! ae bel TERS eeR condition $240 
e8 HOLIDAY 
eond , 
“Re | transmission, - 
ford 
“BE- 
    
  a 
  Hydra. Priced to Sn 2 5B. 
__ Walton Let 3}. FE 
‘6S PONTIAC sTAngmEr bev 
_Orig owner. 61.450 1384, 
1952 PONTIAC SEDAN HYDRA. R&H. Ne mone - Assume pay- 
ments of 23 om eo eres 
mer. Mr. oS vat 
_ Marold "Turner Fo : 
¥ PONTIAC 6 wot COND. FE 
5 STUDEBAKER CLUS COurr, ~ 
i952 cae a “Rall, NO MoN- 
ey dn. Assume payments of $8.65 
me. Call credit mgr. Mr. Ema 
at Mi 47500. Harold 
‘68 VOLKSWAGON WITH | sabe 1.450 EM 3.3910 
WIND- hield washers, side mirror. 
ww Low mileage. FE 407). 
‘3¢@ VOLKSWAGON 6BEDAN. LOW 
mileage deluxe model, Perfect 
cond. ac red leather 
trim. W W. tires, Radio, Heater, 
Washers & other extras, y 
$1,505. Owner, OL 6-0381. 
be ort Gael Low MILEAGE 
End of Monthy 
CLEARANCE 
These top-notch used cars 
all reduced to fit your 
' 
purse. 
Our Cost Is 
Your Price! 
$4 BUICK 4 DOOR, nice. Stock N3600, $789 
55 FORD 
a RAH, sharp, stock N2868 4 
SSICHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. Pg. Stock Ne 
3808 $598 
- ‘4 FORD CUSTOM & CLUB COUPE H Stock N826. $688 
POGHEY ROL PT BEL AIR HARDTOP. V-8, R&#, 
$1,446 Rf 
PG Stock N3926. 
Sl PONTIAC 
4 DOOR. Hyd., Stock .N3633. $198, 
86 CHEVROLET _ 2 POOR, R&H, Tu-tone paint, 
Stock “N3020. $076. 
'83 DESOTO 
V-8 CLUB COUPE, R&H, suto, 
power streeting. Stock N3948. $506 
"55 PONTIAC 
HARDTOP. R&h cae 
brakes, gtock N90. 
$5 FORD Vi & 
PICKUP. '» ton, origina! paint, 
Stock N3jVTD $706. 
53 CHEVROLET 
2 DOOR, heater, original tu-tone, 
Stock N3974 $448. ha wer 
"530 FORD 
4 DOOR, original biue Stock N- 
3982 $08. 
‘57 DODGE V-8 
joaded, sharp. Stock HAR ae 
N2988 $1. 
"$4 PONTIAC 2 DOOR. Hyd, Stock. N3989 $576, 
"54 RLIC HARDTOP, one owner, original 
palot Stock N3004 is 
BANK RATES 
4a 
LIBERAL ALLOWANCES 
YOUR OLD CAR MAY MAKE 
DOWN PAYMENT 
16 MORE GOOD USED CARs TO - 
aos FROM 
~N ORTH 
CHEVROLET 
Mt ¢-2t3g 
1000 $. Woodward, Birmingham     ee = = a i : : - : | + 
  Tne PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, No VENER 30, 1937 eee 
       ‘For Sale Houses 43) For Sile Houses 43 ’ by Kate ‘Dome     
   - $595 Down 
  hak for 1 Mr. Williams LL COLLECT 
  __ Realty 13420 W. 7 Mile Ra) 
  ae ANDLER ESTATES 
    
OREEN “MY 23341 
‘On y 1235 ‘after 1:00 
NICHOLIE WEST SIDE   mDESIGNED aor To Take The “WORK” fumed Gi res. | Out of Housework pm an “oe aw       
  
- FOR Oe 
Bidtath a Ritace" Bt jasemen 
F Storms & screens. Garage. B aamoy . 
semeaptirtent ST. Down. 
room mace, 
1958 — car garage. 
? : PROSPECT ST. Immaculate J'% 
. in living ‘and dinimg | reom, 3 bedrooms. Large sunporch 22 
1. Kitchen 24° ong. Tamic tile 
bath, Gas furmace, $11,700. 
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor YEARS AHEAD & & Walton 
STYLING pen Eves = we 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
      CUSTOM 7 
DEVELOPMENT Sa 
Tri-levels . 4 New Models | Ranchmasters 3} LARGE BEDROOM Colber ry Park WESTINGHOUSE. BUILT-INS 
HARDWOOD, FLOORS Open Daily 2 to 7 
GRACIOUS” LIVING You'll find a — of néw ideas 
PAVED STREETS 3 or 4 bedrooms, FAMILY ROOM ASEMENT, 2% tiled b TERMS TO SUIT -| saa tached 2 car cparage. t 
aiso duplicate on your lot. 1 ee: North on Perry to} block east and 2 blocks south | 
  
Nicholie & & c Harger 
33_W. HURON mah 
ea   
  
MIDDLE STRAITS | LK. 
  ae 
RN 
Nea’ and clean Tn oe rooms pmeas bath, a wanrere tae cone 
W ATKINS LAKE 
and hardwood floors, alumi- attractive 
cellent condition. Low down pay-| num storms and screens pum Fle : road Turn righ ht Ye mile} trom com wa 
My mode! No. 2485. Daily! square loka. Rd. We invite you | 1: Saturday 1 to 5. to see these fine new homes. 
NOSAN BLDG. CORP. | New Brick—Lake Fronts 2485 Pontiac Rd. FE 54-7023 
dysped homes of _ co 
Ke auty are plac e Waters 
. BY OWNER edge to og eg gn ee age ereut tin true lake fr 
. cee New immediate po living. Isn't this the ilfe you've 
Cone ew'y decorated. 2 always wanted? or 4 bed- bedrooms, bai - Mving rooms — 2 full tiled baths — 
room. kitche utility tied FAMILY ROOM oom, 2 years old, alum- rick fireplace -— patio — 
inum storms and screens, “color-keyed” kitchen has built- heat. $9,500 with $500 in dishwasher, range and wall — No closing costs oven Safe sand beach Prices | and $85 per month includ- start at $22,960 including | =~ taxes and insurance. or wil duplicate on other choice 
ro aed 6:00 p.m. Liberty lake front lots. Come in now 
and “live the life you love ’ 
A few cholee lake front lots for sale 
MIDDLETON In Bloomfield 
SPECIALS! A Very Special Value 
      ‘2 rooms and bath 'e size rooms, 2 baths. large cov- Seep boris ee een ered rear terrace & attached e 8 Squirrel Ra. 2 car gerese. Gas peek. Prigh 
daire kitchen appliances. Storms 
ae ee _ Oak- screcus b ever $1.60 in seu <r ok ~ area rooms carpeting, % acre iandscaped 
plus utility. Auto. lot. Priced for quick sale at oi! furnace and gas hot wa- $5,000 below cost. Eve. & Sun. 
loads of closet apace, Ph. FE 2-1947 
99 Judson St—Income   
K. L. Templeton, Realtor ciuace — eevee 
= et ee 7 rooms and bath on Cass   
      . On aped 
lot, 73 x 245. Payments of $75 
taxes 
    Lake Just for rs At the present there are large fam/ly. cee Tight in sleeping noe rented at $8 per = week, Can easily be converted 
$450 DOWN—Located 4 miles inte:-a 2 family. Only 
—. Sol ns Orion on with $2,500 down or a 
rooms and discount for cash. Worth Four 
sae, "eeitiee large investigation, 
with iake priv 
leges. 1 JOHN 
ida See octet KIN ZLER Located .m southeast side 
{ and clean 4 rooms and *#ute..oil furnace and 
    . ag. 
    Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A | 
ooctene 
Bane wats ln 
Kars | Dempeer ” +1584 oF On 
ong KISH, OORT parking 2617 Dime. 
eee ml os STATION FOR lease, good location, 4705 Dixie 
Hwy.” Of 3-4800.        
  
      
    
    
  309 PE 41157 1 Business Opportunities 51 
CI. ASS. C BAR Liquor, beer wine, Doing an | 
excellen’ $7 obo gross. You can 
meine 2 dus Can be bought | 
ROLL. ER RINK pee fr Rae +S This is ma good, 
a nice —— business. 
fr A further details 
BEER STORE A weu known west sie store, 
strictiv part _ Very 
rice os $12, b $4,500 down 
ape stock. "tent only $63 
x, “D. RILEY, Broker Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
  
  STANDARD OIL CO. 
FOR eet THREE oun LO- 
CATIONS IN PONTIAC AREA- 
MODERATE INVES TMENT 
TRAINING AT CO. EXPENSE. 
Information FE 4-1584 
A: 
  
      
Quick Cash 
HOME & AUTO, FE 4421 
  
“Jeepers, Gerald! Do §ou realize you're driving a 
‘that’s older than you are?” 
  
  
J AYTONELS 8. Telegraph Ra Open +8 
FE_3-Tlu For Sale Houses _ For Sale: ‘Acreage AT 
1M a , ooo eee Buy Thru Partridge 
Sell Thru Partridge - 
“WE BUY MORTGAGES, HART 10524 W. McNichols, Detroit 1080 TERM LEASE ON modernized. Downtown Sag- 
{naw Street building. Please 
eal] for appointment tor 
interview » 3 Loan Company 
Realtor 
  4 ROOM or RANCH-TYPE 
_Call tor 7 appointment, 
Cedar Island Les (bo PANGUS, Realtor 
Price $12,500. $3,509 down. the new peepaced repay EMBREE & GREGG Chrysler Technical 1565 Union Lake bet 
Lake Rd. and South Bivd 
ited possibilities ners __ Income Property BA 
_ APPROXIMATELY 
suitable for development in adit 
field Twp. Estate property a: 
oe Call MA 65-4676 
~ROCH ESTERUT ee ® acres on biack top road, 
room house %6,500. terms This ts @ brand new custom 
built contemporary ranch. built 
for an exacting owner 7 extra 
      fast ——. garage oa black top 
dividual living for 1500 located Smith: Crawford. Ine. acre with 50 ft. of lake frontage — rooms, of. which are, 
  cea bath with, Dasement and oi) 
4 
3 rooms and bath plus wus 
ae ieajnoees ‘to grow: 
area. About iad acres of beau- 
land contract as partie; 
‘A real investment at this year's 
septic tanks and utilities for each 
is @ private dock | 
offering excellent swimming and 
ae: Owner is retiring to Flori- | 
=a ert > property 
ith $5,000 down. aw. NI. ea ea) tor 
  
    For Sale aa   
  gas hot water. A steal at REALTOR y $5,950 670 W Huron St. Ph. FE 43525 . Open Evenings 
‘I, Leslie R. Middleton 
ROKER 188 N. JOHNSON 
00d | (PE S121 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   RRM Ge 
MANDON LAKE FRONT. 3 bed- 
rooms, full oasement. large living 
Beach, gin000 wit $2890 do 
LOVELY 
arene. Ledgerock tireplace. Ge 
  seve) | OW     TAYLOR, REALTOR 
  
ra RILEY. Broker © 500 Elizabeth Lake Fe es   
  | % ACRES | IDEAL COUNTRY Liv.) in bedroom ho 1 
  barn. 2 car gara, ro iiamediate WHITE BROs. jon Low 
ce cut for quick, “isle 
  ~ COLORED NIT 
3 BEDROOM O N NEW HOMES.       
  
      
  | SUNDAY 2-5 
Low 001. CASS LAKE RD. 
F HA Terms 2 gsemtatass bedroom bricks vou've liked 4 | 10 S poe ess zoe cmrence 5 . th closet, Large living 4 $ tarts Deal Toom. picture window, cus- a) tom - made hardwood cup- 
ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN boards. Formica counter 2 - MODEL OPEN compartment LS Tile 
. > a ormica covered van- 
268 BON DALE ae — partion is plan- 
ae ay ned for @ wonderful recrea- Near Earlmoor Hea (seems (Ges (eat cad BEHIND ST JOS. HOSPITAL hot water yaced mre 
"ES PAY af TY sewer an the ne grade 
\ ESTOW N RE we aa school Excellent alse Ph‘ Afternoons FE FHA terms M50 to CASS Eves. after 8.30 LI eth LAKE RD OR 3-2028   
ws a Woodward 
3 bedroom frame bungalow — ail, 
ent, fenced ae. storms! on 1 floor Garage. Full dry base- 
, ment. Pie tages of] heat. Close | 
    
tel ney BEDROOM | ——_F         
By Owner | r — 
a       
ls. Pontiac Latseard and Talking distance to town 
iw ck sale FE 58-5519 rid SUNDAYS 2 to 5 P.M.   
ee La 
oe at i Bide. Vicia of 
  “$4 PER MONTH 465 LAKESIDE 
BEAUTIFUL ELIZABETH $1,500 DOWN $ ‘peal brick. i basement. FE Lake Estates is the location 
of these 2 brand new alumi- 
W ILL TR. ADE num sided, 3 bedroom bun-   
“TRIPP BRICK Pe Can — 
—$i6.s00 with §3.500 down. 
‘4 BEDROOM HOME. Choice 
tne room Hills location. vd 
® b 
on main floor. Ges hear 
62° e 
Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 73 W Huron Street 
_5-8161_ or FE 44278 
GILES 
La Besroom inside the citr Must sell immediately. Brick 2 
bedroom. full basement, gas heat. 
_Low down _payment. _FE | 6403 
    5 Room_ 2 bedroom home 
Full bi 
paved street. Inside the city, 
fear school, stores. etc 
home Full Pryde stoker 
ith $900 
en. = REALTY CO. |Near Walled Lake 221 BALDWIN AVE 
After 6: FE | 
SUNDAY 1-8 
33 West Brooklyn 
LARGE 3 BEDROOM ranch home. 
Oak fi ree kitchen, ward-) 4 Bedroom Brick 
  vin ‘basement gas heat. 
te (iim og Lnwd 
hi] 
Nice 2 bedroom completely fur. 
mr Lone eb fod TY. Large 
SUNDAYS fnowk FE 4-0612 
JIM WILLIAMS Roy Annett Inc. RAY ONE. ESTATE &@ SURANCE Ave. FE 6-05 * room has meee window. 
large Nery ell. Exception- 
al bire kitchen has 
J plenty of eating space also. 
lastered walls, oak floors, 
tie bath Professioar dec- 
orations, full basement, oil     
5-Family Brick - 1. AC heat Ask about, the’ pri- Excellent location on main paved. vate lakefront and par 
Always rented. . Beautiful tld Se OUT HURON ne conditions throughout Averaging SLIZABETH LAKE RD. = LEFT TO RIVIERA TER- need al ticed right on RACE -. 7 . 
$650 Down CALL FE $ rms. & full bath. Plus large| OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 1- 
utility room Located on the north 
      side near Baldwin & Walto: led ELIZABETH LAK 
Fil price Gay aoe TATES. Large family brick BROKER nome. Lovely 20 ft. living ren quiizabeth Lake Rad room, full sized dining room 
FR 4-482) ,and aes: - wee pee 
——— “rooms own an up. Am-  BIRATINGIE AM ; ple closet space. Bath and 
shower Full basement, rec. 
groom oil heat, Oak floors 
and plastered walls. 2-car 
garage Well iesecavet lot 
with large shad trees 
ANN Priced at $13,050 
WALK TO WORK-3_bes- 
  room 2 story house Brick 
PRRS & shingle <Ayto ofl heat, 
\ i screened fron* porch and 2 
- : car garage WNo-down pay 
|Ehzabeth Lake Estates RSet So immiedial enasbe= 
$9300, terms 3 bedrm ue 
all on one floor Firepla 
Remodeled kitchen with eat: ‘Cluttered? ing space, glassed porch . . Basement, oll heat. 2 lots with lake privileges. i Cramped : atere Occupaticy 
. Paddock Street for Space? 7 room 2 bath home in ‘4 e? : excellent condition also Mees ay wmest an ecie small apartment in base- woodeu land can be yours, ment Includes carpet and plus the convenience of a drapes. New gas furnace. grand 4 bedroom Cape Cod Garage. 30 days possession. family home. A natural fire- $11,500, low down payment | place and 2 complete baths 
\ ate only a@ part of its en- 
jeyable features, The entire 
famliy will want to use the 
  On a 2 acre lot with fruit rumpus room in the cheer- trees and garden space a ful lhasemeat Heated sun eS ee 8 room country room and attached garage. omé@. 4 bedrooms, den, 1, Terms available. Immediate baths, full basement, fin- Possession ishéd recreation room, oll 
pe car garage. 500, 
rem ee Proudly We offer this l-owner bunga- 
  = : < 5 low. Well constructed, care- 
‘Seminole Hills fully maintained. It has a Priced below cost at $25.000, » very good basement. Many 
terms. Well constructed 6 closets, extras too numerous 
room brick built im 1965. te mention, Generous terms 
Spacious living room ‘and for a qualified buver. Now 
dining ell) with fireplace, | is your chance Let's look. 
mod, kitchen. with buflt in| oven and range, den. ved. | PARADISE FOR PARENTS. 
room, and full tile bath on and your children too, wit 
first Noor 2 bedrooms and) thrill to the freedom of 3'y 
'y bath up. Recreation space | acres, partially wooded. A 
in basement. gas heat. Car- | rambling Fl shaped home 
peting and drapes included large enough to really 
Lot 70 © 140 garage spread out. 2 ‘og burning 
fireplaces, 2 haths, 2 car 
atage Sound wonderful? 
REALTORS fro E Huren . FEderal 8.0468 62 8 Telegraph Ra. mn 9-8 Ri nerd Steele, ~ Open Evenings and Suncey 1-4 \FE 3-7103 : , oe Si . ; rae 
  EXCELLENT 80 acre farm. 
Mariette Loamy soil: 
For Sale Lake Prop. 44 PPB PAL POOL DLP LP ee | 
SEAUTIFOL HOME SITES OVER 
looking Walters Lake, 80100 ft, 
sara privileges — ow down 
ent. Easy term DENNIS O'CONNOR” MY 20040 
~LAKEF RONT BI BRICK an’ onrr fet buildings 
AYDEN, Realtor | Complete gravel with Austin Weste:n plant 
yds. per “r cap.), wer truck, | 
amp. welder, ‘ord dump! 
truck, etc. Now working year | 
around See it in operation $18 - 
700 full price—can be financed. 
AN LGA. MARKET 
Here's an idea! family super 
market’ doing over $310,000 gros: 
has very attractive owner's 
apartment $145 per mo extra 
income from renta's. Valuable 
corner ,included at only $15.000 
dn. plus stock on accept trade 
ro   era FARM. 5 MILES 
"180 Acres near Oxford, has Sravel 
Has 5 a spring fed lake i 
80 Acres wih lake frontage. 
Tm 
A m en - paruasni lore! (gs CUCKIL. ER REALTY ing ‘Fooms—1_ for winter a nd 
for summer. Full price oniy $39.- 
Reasonable down payment 
for auarnsd buyer 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 
can cannes Mich 
OM BANK ~ $145 PER AC RE 
t if * Hunt Cub and includes ber H\\ ARD E. 
zood 
Farm house with rood nes 
eer for remodeling 
barns and other outbutid- 
Pienty of read front- 
age. 7000 Scotch Pine Tim- 
Immediate possession   focor Beautiful ro ‘eo by 239. 
SEVERAL 200d TCs EFRONT 
P. W. “DIN NAN ss 
For Sale Resort Prop. 
NEAR MACKINAW CITY, 3} BDRM. 
serenme furn. 40 acres woodland, 
$6,000: $1,000 at san: . Bpory be- 
Sth, _or $3,800 ‘cash ORM 38101 iter 3 oacs. Good farmhouse, fair 
ans: — for Beef cattle 
a 
  
TGA 60 poor ~ Metamora Hunt 
ACRES on Clarkston 
houses. $13,900 — Terms. 
a dl. P. HOMES. INC. 
EXCELLENT BLDG.         “LA ROE oereicrED LOT ON. 
On ae Ageia Acres $350 down. | 
farm eae wood buildings. ee in Pontiac. ‘Sewer and House complete! 
Ov rods of roa 4 front   
George Marble, “tealtor O4x125 ‘wooded ao type site 9 
City water and sewer Only 
to beautiful te ae sd py ephne 
E 3-7202 aiter 
Ortonville, NA 7-. 37-3508 
FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE 
Call Rutledge * 3-111, 4-0003 
    
he Elisabet Lake. Rd. 
41157 _ _FE +4 18 acres 
village limits tin water. Sewage 
WITH pu DOWN PAYMENTS 
TABBE INC term 
Richard ppregie Reaitor, MO 4-2045 
___ 324 Cen it. Hig 
__ Sale ‘Business | Property # 49 
140 FRONTAGE Pree 
FE 
                      
  awe | KEEGO. Sy a _ ON QUARTER | ACRE IN 
lot located near 15 Mile. Rd 
_Drake Rd. MAyfair 6-2366 after 5. | 
TO BUY OR SELL Residential or commercial 
HOLMES-BARTR. AM. 
| LOT 240 X 320 WITH 4.000 FT. OF reh 
5-1340 or MEM 3-5032 to see. 
, BUSY RESTAURANT 
3-1349 “oF | | $50 TO s 
  5 cere REALTOR 
FICE RR 
    
+ BuaTeERg PROPERTY “AT 2 r | 
See the New Sites at ose for any wee beetles 
Cherokee Hills! red, 
_ sult are sponsibte _party. SY Tapa, 
*| Joslyn Corner 
feet deep, plus "30 foot ai | 
ley at rear Smail hous. 
neereeenyy priced at | EASY PARK) 
Drive out Elizabeth Loke Rd. 
  Buy Thru Partridge 
Sell Thru Partridge 
I-2818 | sutAT L GROCERY STORE ON — highway 446 M15. Ort 
| ¥ 
| BOWLING “ALLEY, 4 LANES. LO-. 
Thumb area. Has leagues 7 
: sot bowling, Phone ORlando   
     
  
"LEVS TAL 
BUSINESS 
Tavern Near Pontiac with living 
quarters included Buy the 
building, good tavern busi- 
ness and all equipment for 
$10,000 down—full price $29.- 
ne -phone for full particu- 
ars 
Commereial Building 
On Dixie Hwy... 40x60 ft. 
Masonry construction. 6 Bona 
home ome on m eeeery Se 
fect tor retail 
business, ee reinforced fir 
makes tt possible to install 
heavy machinery if desired. 
MICHIGAN BUSINSS 
; SALES CORPORATION | 
| JOHN A Ia aging aan 
1573 8 TELEGRA 
FE rere 
—PARK AT OUR aero 
TAVERN 
Neat, clean. newly decor- 
sted. 15 Miles North of 
Pontiac Shows ocure 
gross of $37,000 000 dow 
wil) handle. Call JIM WIL 
LIAMS Realty Co. 1218 Bald- 
win Ave FE 40647. Sundays 
__ Phone FE ¢9612. 
  . Partridge Is THE “BIRD" TO SEE 
GRAVEL PLANT 
—what have 
THRUOUT MICH 
1060 W. HURON ST 
OPEN EVES. ‘TIL 9 
~ ECONOMY OTF. CO. '3389_ DIXIE. HWY. 
Leonard Products 
Distr.   
    tant 
cent opetation | LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN, 
  PARTRIDGE | 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES | swap IN OLD ICESKATES OWA | 
  Money to Loan * ba: 
cag oe 
  nee 
BORROW $500 
The Quick HFC Way 
Heat” Sate Maat ¥ en vou come to HFC, 
wp to $500. : 
oul own ff ment terms House ‘i haa been solving 
familst s for 
Th years 6 ¥ 
Household Finance 
Corporation 5% 8 Saginaw. md Pir, PE 40538. 
  
$25 TO $500 On vour own signature auto oF 
— oan p te 2% montrs 
ay 1 service ts @ quiek, 
Eilts and helpfu' 
5-B121 or visit us et ‘ur Sentee 
LOAN CO. 7_N. Perry St (Corner Pike) 
“GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 
Oakland 
22 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 
PE 2-9206 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER. MICH. LOANS $25 
AU   
HOUSEHOLD. GOODS 
Ph_ Rochester OL 6-0711. OL 1-979! 
WHEN YOU NEED   
Bonn? 0 
*414-Ft. Wall Tile * 
Hie eee   
12 CU. FT, FREEZER. NEW M torola table radio, 3106 p Rang FE 8-3602.   
15 CU. PT. FREEZER. MISCEL. 
Bien furnishings. Reas. -OL- 
2%" ELGIN BIKE. GIRLS, TELE- 
phone. FE 4 4-7034,   
40° ROPER GAS. RANGE. BEST water 3a" 8° watts APT. SIZE STOVE. wit A ALL NEW 
_burners, $35. MA 4-3603. 
AUTO. WASHING MACHINE. =e oll heater, — offer takes. 
Y¥ 3-9501 any. t: 
E ; Re BLEctRic Bande. APT. 
ORiando 3-7782. 
gear Antraine You" WANT FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND SALES   out e 
less to pay. Gas and elec. refrig- erators, ranges & water beaters. 
Bathroom chests 
dressers, Bone cet Pb gee springs and mattresses Living roo tes, 
occasional ehaira” tables, lamps, 
TV sets,- radios, ru a. gi dining Lrg 
suites. Dinette and 
other misc. items NEW & USED. 
Visit Cou trade for 
“Use oO “hun Laeawas PLAN 
UP TO #44 MONTHS TO PAY 
We buy, sell or trade. — out 
and look around. 2 acres of free 
E FE 5-024) 
OPEN var: hi 8 TO 6 
4 or mile 
aa iaubure' 8 Se ong on hubure 
annique “CORNER ~ CUPBOARD. 
- Large natural finish butternut 
wood. Reasonable. MY 3-1180, 
2" #TV, ALSO IT TV. 
____ FE #7788 
ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV, $60: $idu 05 electric dryer, $118; de- 
fux+ Speed Queen washer, 
  ' ents. 
ied iwies. i. 
STOVE RAND AEPRIG GL GnRATOR Ps 
SINGER, OR WHITE 
rapteed — ae $1.35 per 
;Fesk FE aig Allen Appilance. ps tail | GHT 5 Ex- 
bree 
  
Ge te SS set at decent on fe household Tae rchandise. Makes 
  nN 
2182 8. Telegraph Rd. -9962 
Romane street m Miracle — 
___Open Every Night Til 9 p.m 
~~ TRADE- IN DEPT. 
= electric washer .... pt, size gas stove ... 
; pe. living room sut 
Occasional chair .. 
Davenport ......... , 
Lewnee chair and ottoman .. A 
5 . Duo-Therm oil heater $49.50 
Bed spring — $16.95 
Many items not listed above are le. 
WYMAN’S 18 W. Pike. Easy Terms, FE 41123 
USED GAS 5 RANGES FROM $29.50 
dq wu ¥ R, B. Munro Elec, Oo. 
Huron. at 
si 
egler Oil Heaters ° rs, e oa geal at = the cost, 
scHicn’ rante®- ary 3.3711 
T AaTER 52 GALLON WaA- 
Oe beater Installed, 0150.05. R.B. 
Muto Electrie Co, 1060 W 
. Muron 
FY, 2 21 IN. MUST SACRIFICE. Fg 
<i R. ADI® IN" RUGS   
    
   
  
  
        Norge push-button washer, sies: 
$229.05 Ne haces aulo, washer, $168; 
$27v.05 Norge vas Jrver. installed, 
  $25 - $500 You can get tt quickiy on rou 
signature, car, or furniture. No | 
endorsers Pavments to suit your) 
budget We will be g'ad to help — 
you with your money problems 
FINANCE CO. lg 
FE 4-1874 ___ 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
Mortgage Loans — 34 
1 Fer any purpese. on 
homes, modern or not, in 
Oakiand County 
2 For ae T sadttions or LOANS—$600 to $1.500 : 
Luprovemen 
3. To = ‘ in or enclose 1 
| 
“house ly constructed : 
4. To build ® garage or on 
® garage home 
On second mortga 
apply 200 National Bulicing 
___Pontiac o- Phone FE 4-4729° 
__ Swaps 35 
84 CHEY. vat gener TRADE | _or sel. 
cn RM MODERN BRICK BREEZE. | 
ay & 2-car garage 1 acre lot! 
with lake privs W of Pontiac 
Trade for farm 975 Baldwin FE | 
4-€203. Ridgeway Real Estate 
#350 DOWN. A CAR OR WHA have you — for 3 bedroom ho 
almost finished 1 extra lot. ‘OR 
3.7407 
1957 FORD. A-1 SALE OR 7 TRADE 
FE 4-1006_ 
AUTOMATIC WATER “SOFTENER 
to trade for chrome set. 
furniture, or make offer 
_dire. re 3-4029 
BOY'’s 24" & 20” BIKES SELL OR. 
ese a] for cnet have you. EM. 
er on 3 bedroom prick home in | 
Rochester Parkland sub W. G.. 
Whitcomb Realtor. FE 54-9522. 
HAVE ‘83 CADILLAC, TRADE FOR i 
FE. 2-5345. 
| mounted on table, trade for good 
shotgun. Ph. FF 5-3839 after 
Pom. 
“WILL TRADE 
_ Your egulty to house eae tn trade lor new face brick bdrm 
home basement Luxury | 
- extras. Paved street Model 289 
Ww. soe Saito Easy terms FE 
Tare ADE 
$2,000 equity in @ year oid rancher 
for anythin g, of equal value. Own- 
er. OR 3-60 After 6 _ 
CLASSIFI D 
RANCHWAGON 1955 FORD. WILL 
seli reasonable Will consider 1952 
car in trade EM 3-9516.        
new pair. Sale on ai] toys. Visit 
our toy lend 
| Buy him an Eclipse power lawn 
per mower for Christmas. 20 cent of 
3 skates she 
BARNES i NRDW ARE 142 Huro! 
__ Lots of ez Parking 
Has -ovportunity for persons with SMALL HOUSE, 4 ROOMS & BATH 
j -smail capita! to own their own b 
Profitable business. Trainin, 
available. write or phone. 
_3-1280_til] 19 p.m. daily edrooms, nice big jot, vee | 
ity 
car. ‘53 or ‘55 Bal. 37 hundred. 
FE 8-2021. Ask for boarders.     
NO LAYOFF: S 
No Short Weeks Wh you are ir business for 
yourself 
SUNOCO Has available Eom odietety, three | 
desirable xtations 
EE _BIVD & MT. CLEMENS 
PERRY NEAR MADISON LIVERNOIS & SQUARE LK. RD 
Financial assistance to the Indi- 
vidual who ts able to invest $1,000 | 
Investments from $1,000. 
tunity to earn $8,000 to $10.- 
000 yearly. Training at Sun. Oi! 
Ca"! days Mr. O'Dell. 
or Mr, Bridges. 
“WE BUY MORTGAGES. HART” 2 10624 W. MeNichols, 
___7732:_ Highland Rd. __ Meo) 
__ Sale. Land Contracts 5 52 
IN \VESTORS NOTICE. SEE 4079 
Chenlot. Make offer. FE ¢ 41906 
“SEASON CONTRACT. __ FEdera! 2-1842 
Money to Loan Ԥ ~~ State Licensed Lenders) 
LOANS $25 T 
COMM UNITY LOAN CO. 
30 E. LAWRENCE 
_FRIENDLY SERVICE 
~~ Loans: $25 to $500 
signature only on 
HOU SEHOLD   
FINANCE CORP or PONTIAC 
| 3'2 8. Saginaw St. onan 4-0535 
"QUICK $25 — $500 1 
SEATOARD LIN ANCE 1185 a falas 8T. 
64 W. Lewre 
  Opper- FOR SALE: TOP COAT. SIZE, 40 
v Detroit 
GAS STATION BUSINESS AND 
TOOLS. $4,500. On busy oar 
Call_for information, OR 3-1349 
or sare 31-5032 after m. 
J T L 
BRANCH Le) OR 3-1349 
    O $500. 
FE_ 8-9661 LOA PS § TO 8500 BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE PE 41538   
(8 Roos Home 
Zoned Commercial 
Could be _— as 2 of 
= BUCKNER | * ‘CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 503 Community National ter Bid 
FE 44211 Eve: : 
NOTHING CC COMPARES to avd 
Witte BROS, ALTORS 
    Ti | 9; Mjenday | 10_te 7 : 
Fe or ‘Sale A je Acreage   # Roy Annet Inc. LTO! 
“through -propetty, no. sw 3 Es E FEde Mg old ee 25 Open Evenings and_ Sunday 1-4 
Rent Lease Bus. s. Prop. 4 49a 
“ Métropolian gore. fh. culmetss BUILDING OM oN Busy CORNER. | 
MU 42065 | stoRE—o “ON. ae Dec 3-3711,   ' & 70 acre parcels ‘in heart 
Realtor 
6 “ me | <24 
ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ree Sees ee eee   ~ CASH LOANS 
to $500 
Finance Co, 
Pontiac 
Dreyton Plains 
Walled Lake 
Utica 
  5 PU ap Serre ae, $35. 
i 
  | Swap SERVICE 18 A PHONE 
service thru which ay tan buy, 
sel’ or swap Cail 3-8561. 
TRADE YOUR HOME FOR | A BUS. iness. Call Realtor perttiaee FE 
43581, Le 7 
TRADE OR SELL EQUITY IN 
smail home ee down payment 
  i 
|GOOD 2 BEDROOM “HOUSETRAIL- | 
    on larger home or farm or what 
vr 21834, ame) 48 Olds for trade 
. ’ For Sale Clothing 56, 
BEAUTIFUL WHITE BOUPFANT | 
floor-length flower girl dress, 
worn once Size 3-4 $20. FW 8-940, 
Come and have a@ look. Bert Monroe. 93 8 Roselawn. Pon- 
Hac SE 
GIRLS RED COAT SIZE 12. $20. 
_FE_ 25059. IUDSON MOUTON COAT. BROWN. 
_Excel. cond. Cheap. OR 3-1577. 
LADIES COAT. SIZE 14. $6. FE 
ips CLOTHING SIZES 11-14 
and 42. Excellent condition. Phone 
FE. 8-0056, 
Sale_ Household ¢ Goods 57 nae ae 
21” RCA CONSOLE ¢ COLOR TV 
ben year old, Excellent condition,   
  
  
      . Phone PE 8-719 after 3 om 
2 2 PIECE LI LIVING F ROOM § SUITE. 
Good condition. $15. $40 slip-, 
FE cho Baby. - buggy. $2., 
“~~ \ 9 PC. GRAY LIVING ROOM 
suite. Renecaiee FE; 7710 after’ — 
_4 and ail day Thursday. 
3 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE. GOOD | 
ie Call FE 2-4881 cleat) 5 
p.m. 
3. 69 x 536 INCH VENETIAN 
_blinds, Like new. OR 31624. - # PC. BEDRM. SUITE ___PE_ 2-14 a | 
is ; ROOMS s OF “FURNITURE, ,NO 
_sale_on Sunday, FE ¢ 
3-Room Outfit Double dresser, 
bed, box springs sinnerepring ‘ 
lamps 3 tables, chrome aes 
ing room suite pictures. An $41.65 
dow’ $18.60 per month. Other als 
voi ie Bedroom resse' chest, bookcase 
bed. 2 lamps, box springs and in- 
pagh genes er .95 down, 
$0.56 per month 
ie aetna Room 
Includ. 2 yee tables, and 
down, $9.56 per 
” Joseph.’ 7 FURNITURE 
78 8. SAGINAW : 
_ KENMORE 90 IN. ELECTRIC 
range, py pe oven with ro- 
_tisserie. Used 4 mos. EM 3-3428         
FE <5 PC. LIVING Ra Soire, Brand ae Sor & chair, 2 
modern step takbles. s_matching 
All a Ps = ro St w rem, 
          o.85 
2 Lan to pay o: 00 days—same as! 
. cas! 
. WAYNE GABERTS 
121_N. Saginaw = séFEs«5-6189 
AFRICAN BLACK OAK DINING 
he oe 4 chairs. All like new. 
APPLIANCE “SPECIALS _ 
Used GE washer $48; used Ken- 
more dryer $9995: used Frigid- 
aire, 839, used Westinghouse auto- 
matic. $39 Crump Electric. 465 
Auburn Ra FE 4-3573. 
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAK- 
ing your work day shorter? Are 
vou interested in a cleaner home, clothes and plumbing fixtures? 
Cali G. A, Thompson & Sons to- 
Water softener The softener that 
inereases in size with the fami! 
It provices soft water by itself. 
No attention required by the 
householdet. Just add salt twice 
a year Your cost is oniv $349.50 
or low ee tarments 
Cal FE Es ead 
BEAUTIFUL ate = ) DINING 
rm. suite, Will sell for 8300. 
4 
| BLOND BEDROOM, BRAND NEW. Double dresser large mirror, 
bookcase bed and chest, all tof 
$99.50. Pay only $2 weekly, 20 
other sets at equal savings. ar 
son's Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake 
Ave. 
BLOND BABY BED. CHROME nursery chatr studio couch, book- 
case headboard with frame, pr. 
of bed springs, roll away bed 
frame wit at mattress, All very 
reasonable. __ 
| SREAKPAST SET. COUCH Pyare refrig. & stove, FE $3506. 
ATHINETTE. USED 5 “TIMES. ™is _FE 8-2670. 
M- | BABY CRIB. HIGH CHAIR, BABY 
herd chair. Like pew. 
_ 380. 
| BUNK BEDS SPRINGS & MAT- 
pieeten os reagan te mane w i 
& blond. Pests: Furniture, 
_Orehard Lake Ave 
COLDS REFRIGERATOR $30. 
Fe 142 
CARPET SOU "ARES | 
$79 each Choice “of colors. FEd- | 
_ eral 5-8103 
CROSLEY ELECTRIC — RANGE, 
RRANL NEW. AUTOMATIC TIM- 
ER, $170 MA §-1127. 74 N HOL- 
COMB 
DAVENPORT & CHAIR. OLIVE | green. Cell beiween 11 a&.m. and! 
4 p.m. _ 4-0270 | 
COUCH “& BED COMPLETE. | 
ond. FE 2-8678. 2 Good ¢ 
DAVENPORT. ROSE FRIEZE 
Very clea: —. condition, rea- | 
sonable “ge Riv 
ELECTRIC “eee ~WRINGER 
Washer, laundry tubs. FE 32-5411. 
  FRIGIDAIRE . $20 
resse rece « 87; 
Overstutted chair. ... . ee. $10! 
-drawer chest sisi seven aiwee 4 
Das Toseas heaters Se eaCoe nda 
Bente TW. ciceretaess ar 
tain, rm. chair $2 
buy EXCHANGE Ww SELL 
EVERYTHING FOR, THE HOME. 
OAKLAND FURNITURE, 
‘(4 8 Saginaw FE _2-5523 |.   
FACTORY REBUILT VACUUM 
cleaners, - ee 1 year guar- 
antee, $1695 me, Electric, 
502 N. peknaeas 
GUARANTEED REBUILT AUTO-   
matic was : re, or 
& Kelvinator Terms to suit. 
RO R PARTS 
lan? Ave,   
GE STOVE, $20: LVINATOR 
r $35; sae $20. OR 
_GE REPRIG. GE AUTO WASHER. 
_Both like new, FE 4-4007 
Gas RANGE at ELEc. ‘RANGE, 
$15. EM 
Good” eee ae $3 TO $10. _Wanted recofd players. FE 5-8755 
HOSPITAL BED. ADJUSTABLE _height. Phone FE 23066. 
stove, gossip wrou ht real bench. 
both 
off E. How 
JR. DINING RM. FURNITURE | 
Table, 4 chais, and server. Black 
1 Call evenings, Thanksgiving Day, 
_and only. 
Kennel AUTOMATIC WASHER, 
Easy - washer Ss. o8 
Marstae square tub washer” $49.05 
Large ap. size retrigereter ue 
ee, . ce : 
Prividair’ — “Refg sos §=— $50.00 Seve used 
Milk ie Aphiamn. MI §-1300 
KENMORE SEWING MACHINE 
Like new. Maple cabinette. $50. 
FE 8-2008. 
KITCHEN TABLE AND CHAIRS. 
$12.00. Ches' of ass ers, $5.00. 
Table with 2  P ack benches, 
$20.00. Tools 1936 
van Lake. _ 
LARGF CRIB 4 & MATTRESS, 
brand new. $15.95: Pearson's Fur- 
niture, 42 (2. Orchard i Lake Ave. 
LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE. ‘4 _price at Jack's, a7T Baldr 
LIVING RM. SUITE. 2 PC. GooD MI 4.0292. 
Eeivine oe STATE - 5 COMPLETE rooms of furniture. *555 Ee. Madi- 
_son_in Pontiac. 
MIsc. BABY FURNITURE AND 
_ clothes. _Cheap. FE 4-8018. 
MAHOGANY | SECRETARY. EXc. 
sae bench, mahogany.   i] 18 W. Pike. Easy Terms. FE 4-1122. 
~~ USED TRADE-IN   
    'Gas Range wa 
Electric Range .. 
Refrigerator : 
raeciay pole & chair 8: 
rop Leaf Mabogany Table” . $39.95 
THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURNITURE CO. 361_8. Saginaw 6t. 
USED TV. $19.99 UP; USED RE- Lok penta $69.95 up: RCA coior 
Sweet's Radio & Av- _piiance. 422 W. Huron. PE ¢ 1133. 
Used RCA console TV, 
mahogany, $25. 100 W. 
Strathmore after 6 p.m.   
MAYTAG Gag STOVE $100. FR 
25059. 
WASHER 825. ELECT RIC D YER. 
: pil ere 
i a a aire ene’, 
Piscine stove. $45. Chrom 
$20. FE 45-2766. 
WV arehouse Clearance 
Now a | 70 in. deluxe 
gas ranges $149.05 — $88 
i ores wringer 
asher $130 95 $00 
1-30 in. Kelv. Deluxe electrie 
range $269.05 — 188 
Daute. deluxe washers with suds 
saver, apt .. $200.95 — 
NEW ouANAR ERD LIVERED . 
TERMS   
      (ERAS Waite’s 
DOWNSTAIRS ==” FE @-2511 
| WHIRLPOOL DRYER. ELECTRIC exc. cond. EM 1 after 7 p.m. 
| WRINGEP | ey , #19. a8. nB. baa ro Electric Co. 1060 W 
  
 Chratnes Gite» A FINE SELECTION OF GIFTS 
priced low for Xmas. Brida] Die 
tings, $24.50, Ladies’. men’s watch- 
es, rings, luggage, musica! tnstro-_ 
ments costume if M pc, Rog- 
ers siverware, 17.95. 
Mon ri, — til] 8 pm 
LAYAWAY OR PAYMENT PLAN 
EDWaA ane OUTLET 18 8 Saginew 
NN” PLYE FREIGHT 
TRAIN. Track and transformer, 
slightly used FE 53-1200 
BICYCLES AT WHOLESALE 
pees at Roy's Lana yele Sales, 
_ 203 _¥.. Montealm 
  EVER HOT ROASTER WITH CAB- 
inet & Timer, $35; DORMEYER 
Mixer, all attachments, 320; UN- 
IVERSAL Elec. percolator, lixe 
new, 615. FE 4-2083. 
SSORTMENT OF APRONS. 
= wy coped - FE 2-8426. 
Personalized Christmas “Cards 
Unusua' Gifts ~ e tals 
IAL ARD L, SALES 
FE 47121 3127 ron FE 3-6122. 
ROCKING “POR CHIL- 
DREN, SAFE DURABLE. 
GUARA HOLD 100 WILL TAKE CHRISTMAS Ls MADE IN MY HOME. 
UNDERWOOD TY P EWRITER. gt 57 gets esera Player. 
THs, B LANKETS AND “prays “al ys. Unizimmed™ or trimmed. 
sale.   
  
  
Lakeland. 8yi- i- __ Christmas Trees S9A 
| WREATHS, BL ANKETS ‘ino exc cond 51 Sheridan, | s. Untrimmed or trimmed. 
ard Wholesale. FE 8-067) 
WHOLESALE&   
RETAIL 
Order before Dee. 10, fresh cut, 
spruce and balsam. FE 2-TL88. 
For ‘Sale | - Miscellaneous ¢ 60 
1 COE oe SPACE | HEATER, 
8X-28 pt che radio, Webster > oe hamgp coll Pig ore cabinet 
.. oe ae ra os speak- e be 
de bers legs, $15, 2 used bike 
Ueaicis, 28 in. or Cenisd| c padi je, “Sis: & nd ft, feormcre cntboard cruiser, 
hew 18956. fully equip, Mark’ 35 
Feat aes Cel See Per v c st new ove L 
Fr $1386. - 
2 LIONEL TRAINS. sv SWITCHES & 
Accessories, Exce!. runnin; og 
Women ice skates. Size 7. MId- West 6-2180, 
FUEL OIL TANKS. FE 5-0120, 
day or evenings until 11. 
2, 55 Devaar pe OIL DRUMS WITH 
faucets. Set of ers silver ware 
Card table and_chairs. 2 sets of Encyclopedias, Table lamp. Mel sod 
ing machiné. Law sket. 
ot miscellaneous hemes FE 
4 INCH SOIL Pre 3 FT. Tonge: 
eee ‘PLomaind ‘st 1728. Saginaw FE — OIL BURNER & 
oi] drum, 8 eu. ft. Frigiiaie TANK, 
cL auto. hot water heater, 239     
  
  
es & SPRINGS, MIS- 
meteched sets Mattreesses & 
Springs are of different colored 
fabrics otherwise mbsolutely per- 
feci. Fam aoe igee wo name 
rescent.. - it or 588 orehera Michigan — 48. 
ECCHI SEWING MACHINE. LIKE 
“Ries $125 per week FE 2-9143. 
  52-GAu ELEC fi HEATER . 870. 
0-Ga <Aute Gas. -Heater sie. 
        
MOVING OUT OF STA’ TE. 3 P TECE curved living rm. set, 1 a old. 4 
ie 
room 
All new, 3385 Frembes, Betw: 
_10_& +b. sun, Drayton Plains OVER 60 USED TV Ty SETS FROM a | $14.95 up. TV entennas, 
WALTON TV $15 E, Walton 
aro, 
REFRIGERATOR = lect ic, Tange. 
  diver “Ges. Be Balance $2 per wk. | 
Schie wes 2371 
"4 | RED PLATFORM ROGKEA FE   
a birch sand steel kitchens, ; 
um, and precios ronmental tren 
ALLELY' . : gy oy 
Relia’ 2 
2 UNIT SURGE MILKING Mta- “Mia. ehine, Like new. 12 can * 
jouse cooler, Cans, rac 
ee heater. 1344 ‘Lone tree 
afi ‘er a nes 
      Marae foors. ¢ 
aim t quarters Opdyke > +1041. 
   
             
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= To he AR ae _ phone | * te 2 cord Herdvey.” afte aun | mission 8 LA F con eee sale, 9540. 
LP Pyne zi ord. "WOOD Ho! ce Hardtop. On a IMPER over UN. j dition” green TE 1 eee 3 on on NV. N eis. 
apg SEASONED 0. ose hy Mie ©3851. i Seeker oa 1A. $8 Par on, only. ov automal ai 1951 F as. 38 rv. sae pe : 
Os! } _ Needs é ood, Oak 16 4-5857. nen . 4 > <n0on T1958 tw 3975. ox atle & 4H, ey dn Asay d w. UTIL 
ae = 8 ED Of e SEASON! Ak after walt & is wer Sears DOOR een! w a ICKERS Car ic trans: ) ME = . 5 DR. Walton, owner. 
Th up. a ic Pace, RATERS WH mat ED FIRE 5. p.m tires adio srindow mplete raait tape nomad ee ae sume — : t 
, WRECEES Setia Beery See namie R&R a acces te sosr mn ra wos” ark a | dad 
wosbon Perry, G een 6p wooD OF [REPLACE e M point job White Ry ‘CHEAP. chee ad FORD a nis of 08.68 
Saher a = oF ANY a PF Cy sa. | Ply pe Nan iy TRAN i Se FORDOM: R 3 ir Ford, 
Se oa = SEES ONS ue : 
; | Pont uth’ $5¢ “a MATIC. N 
i PRICES 7 BENSON and ane — D Shrubs DD.) = © . ea E NINGS S a west "a < ie "Hootins Ho eam WG = . 28 ; a 
; WANTED. PRONOGRA ' 0046, “G00 teoe “51 Ford ac 95 a4 , 
x. eras “LUMBE ees E AFRY. 2 8 Ss se ert} ee pee ise iso. LARRY, BEATE ; 
$1 eek —T & > 5 SED « We acc r § R y A = 
WP % 3-89 roo CO. Rea HADE T vest FB w STUDE CARS” = peor os. *52'N ies ouster RM 
eae 2.10 olde Ev le, RFE AP Mivwstearoree Walls. hes EBAK E aaruae Mach! 5 ae FoR 
asing 4 1 r REC e oe ES ls Y AKE 2 Ct Seater R 
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+ Ft 2.98 Do no bu all ue lorwa: ater “ Aubur: ny Ptob on i iy AL: 
OTM it Y tee Biva end. con — mr uo yr “p $ 498 t rn off Sag Used ue on | F fastens “DR. Tes FF 
7.96 Do It Yourself 61 - lant i ve them nbd got and a ONT rae rans as { Saginaw Cc ars i 1954 ORD | he Wo $7 cr = 
ca aOR 354, c f*Rs y. = td ‘em nes : m~ ~~” ie ACI D RYS paw. FE = apse Dy w WwW mies A 
ue R 6 , Pontia oe Flas Tali 6 R = areLre PE _¢2131 | pry See ith AGC 4. 
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Cc r tion, "109 4 cR r MA et oo uc roo! 3 8 NE 3556. 000 R& F rte: Ww k. “8, SU NVE 
e ill -. 100, 1 0 nd LE rts tio m : iT. AR 56 $1,450 uit H, _ off ORD Fi J is inter. GM UR MEN 
Ask tor" oe et 13s akc RE Gyear on 09 uction Sales. alaska ~ ‘ —— = wees PRI roe ae ose > pe eae PLU NT 
mre Eton baat Was oe ERS gh oP B ¢ seller [ ME —_| CLE ee eee ‘ose Ft Seen a. 
~ Sees sloeids $00) paper 4 sen ; mos P prEINOR: to & well Je ey” H CLEAR. ~ 8 oir —_ BEST 1 Chere (asors as 
esa wsl PE ts He ane phe sthee| A RB le | | BANCE|'E oe cy 
NORT! iat | ae "or as —_ ucti of Ass NCE f LIND Same aie, | rast Side Prepece 
nS AF 156 Ore! Oakii Mi pat 5 Booed 10 tury ACCESSO Abe R ter, 4 Pu. ide NOIT 
oes ERN- a ~e mare Saal rect t ® le Ra. vi2o Ae a Berk 5089 D nN Sa FE wiotare es . ries 85 ot 57 O LE! No Pore wees po ike St Auto Pay 
Cogley af is] ay REpubli be = : iXi ] . 4712 58's & Mercuy : Contact" Fa ee en 20821. 1987 7 , Par 
BSL Mo tb Pee ; al cE, 5 Se Every S : Highasy s; hos ach tbs. O os EXECU DS DEMO a gee “128 | aes reson 
| ‘. > SOW XECU =MO’ - ees | — 
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mee N S ——" scam Sunda $ fap ior o ay N PE IV * 5 3 < Kee 1m rd 958 53 3 rban. DOOR ¢ 
matical Pa Ses y $ = on 2 an ES’ pcan zat me Aap PL 5967 _ 
AS = aie Ae a 2 St aati | Prem ane —_ ang) BUY Saturday ol Pal =e MOTORS | ex D ae walle Go Brom, PORTO, se he Seg ee Sa 
d- servi E , 156 W. Oma AE FE Y nd mi 1 T Ma ‘or Accessor! : oR Ss vo FA we 30 of §2 es No LINE! _ Ee mg of mone ATION 4 no er 
Sigh! LOSE] : ew Dist Trail & ent w cr Ate ebD & ay Bid ran NE Bt tes SU UR RW a sell tan NED 2° ae. $77.33 me ON W 
yt ge ET Distrib- carpet — al D ae eg. Curt. SELL. 2 M. nsportati sUPPLies _ = SUBU FRIE: ans fst bGer mall monthly roe © avoid Th Park ON WAGO 
’ ee ° A ae : L thi ym R ‘57 Lal Tu ‘ar mo. sum. N. 
packer meat “DOO ~ carpet “sham; set epot DACHENUND TH rtlss. Up | EVER O ills P.N FLY tion Es VROL RB . om NDLY ee st FORD. 2 ucky y pa ent & PLYM rner ks at Cail e@ pay- 
Cost 8. F Haan Hy te oes pammpooer, ch aL ola OND ROROUGHERE oF] ae svinY wine -271 DAILY Habe ENGINE : | Offered VRoweT ~ BY AN |S © TRUCI OLDSM ati ou : sede este” Beles Fe St Ywourm Tea ai creas 
Baer ery = — see_t — rape chal eae ar 4 oe BRED Rill: Sens ae sh Peiersbure. $80 AIR. 87 RONTERC San M G aqeer ai el DEALE Cae 1 mil as 1958. FULL PRI oe oe a eae wel DE EQUI" ; 
DOL Doo = : anic bers. ws, 7 MAN | _3-7215 jack BR 100T7 _be: meat ae Ra S NIGH _OR ¥- $ ate: LIN —— > 38 Au Aus ORE R peri w ‘2708 Coan Ice Po Y ‘anc UIT? 
Ev L Fs i Cam Wererh, os ee — Pe ss err il cae ‘ 7.' MO r, man aust feeed NIGHT. TR re tae “eerie 70 . a . 528 uate — LEIGH i930 or “PE of s, Contact. Bad 3 wer MOUTH , uIry 
some eno SS now an |e “fanaa? BD ig) tos Tecan Peer = Pans a Yee pe + — tie llong Sa e ne FORD Pace caer | oe errs ca So 
lent tion Port RowNTE | Equipment 6tA pater ae a eeoe Hts ana oy eee Sei tre o Pe ane rpagtest ane [roe Mitua’ etait ger |R Sores eee 
e v. SS —— =. eb- | = | ch S 2 TER os) o 5 ° : is 
Boas DO ~"Sale ? camera. pro oe 04 PUPP Xmas eee 620. bara | oes Laird : ant 0, OE Pe ake Fain math aoe V. CLUE COUP! ie THEY ot ae RM price, 
FR ve. - ascent ‘al taaee m WN sale J M coat 300 et UPPIES PE r DAG — Road Sout. on Pe 3 aT: Will light Man CHRE ‘eeoe Srock’ on t ON .... 81 wa HEVY OURS. © Vil “de inEsT Wi D, | oO O 
oe EE 8T “ w3 o Pp | mage hg ACCORDIA usical tor, 0 ATT 5 ae os AND Sant Sed bales in airy A to Bien falles aple take DeSoto ta USTMAS _ ho. selec 195 | j a z ve a i GLEAN son Pong Aa SEE eates ir | OPEN E OR 
ri stu- ad, | Abaya e < O 1 — . Ri =) a. ’ r 
tg wren wha | EES Goods 62 a 9 ASFE ad on] Pe eee ate 00 = SE Ure shane 56 Buick onus ut ing CHEV shat Te a 1350} cael 1 PONTIAC EVENING S 
beth with LETS eo | — eas pote do ane T ua Ee alt Pir’ 1 Oliver 300 [seed | Ww 7 330 fer sored : VE ; ea mo ren ope 7) OR | 5 aslill ac NGS 
: 6. te FouEA, ra r 4 chan ne mae bu: _ tract let reel. = Juus R . , ete N ac |° 2 FE 
colored ve tk ; g18.65 BALDWIN a with: viewed eal ries sath oboe ae fen mre a Ba cee Used “4 cyanbaea 133 o sell bpad as $16) Eidie aia ool " Woo . “ 4 PONT! matt accessor hei. 
FACTO me os os A san free mas gil * each _—_ an a se u Jsed | a): _ STOCK .$1695 ae in 6 t arth : d : be oar “er Low 
12 '8. Bagi artes feo OR =e ar _— eta ¢ sons" |F = bea phy poe sed Cars 88 Se eee ema a ine re Ng bas pian ward earpate * com 
OI MBI $00 B jeginew. 3 : nish, SIZE PT. Sanna ETS a ALS or ee ry SP acwars nM ~ 8 Pcaipcpa iad Me . —_ FS aaa | . OLbDe r rem C CH A. uh 
USED a 8 - M $385 1 ly t alee Rieke i) a : t P 8 | — a Tike 
sloters aid pruy * LDWIN ACR a Bena Poet = me chee Se vise chet UCH AS «EB tor Sal 7 No Ri Dark $7 ly equipped NEW 0204. wil Sy ee 4 at fe 132 afte TerTat 
ers, i ey PES duced, ACROS aaa tt to Pewee SCARARIBS soe eee we LAS 850 Fi “pia Boe Sot v4 oe | fenuine Iwped ws wee | one sats Ft +1930 ise NTIAC_O Beets one 
4 . le Fic ° Oh, Saginaw we ee ET blond. Ses NARIES, CAGES. 32 ROY Traite ox trailers 78 : re Pie : JUNK AND Es H Heater Diainon: beter eS ee a rea CLUB PONT! oo cond: 
s * 27 —S84 ee = - ~< 
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ke $-8222. ary P a ! 0056. R iste ie) poOe per T AS or BD hare SLE. vst ode ae | Hu EMO Pri “olde : BL eon wer N | 
| a Lake O ean week bares one ° % urebreds PUPS! str | OR F123 -" me saat ROT. Ri "Detroit | = MOTOR eed tre Cadillac aOR 3M wa 
| lke sew bergaln. mrsy a N. mal R tte oP.| SA, wil wit ™ ea ines Nr Pan a anes on) a, “ety jer model may es Sa poesia Hm WAdOw, 
: Orton. M’ eae FES Mi Just 088 _Feai! piped alm ittens PUPS’ Mt les en ith INU’ ai L's 7 Tu Parks oa Za KA roan mu ' Al ae AN. PEs 7871. stee 
; __ act ens — w x on she M en NE }: rhe 5 Calc, AU ov ISE ew LES MY 195 PON FE TIA re 
Ber rag me | "b-6222.. Term — SPINET. herst Ue I Whedun & fina 3 VEL OR 31% eS tenn, FE brin. ED ag od be pay UTO on R est 3 DE clean TIAC c. 
rat s ma De Li TAN C = new, RAB one cag cede c hia: $2 0.2 a redial 20 202% a it CARS rd 1+ cred caeeta | _MI 4 ve 1 ow a T sab wr gins. be: 4-3933. 0 
eos oor | Piakoe 3 © TUN ii". ‘Seat P= Pets we shelter me Perse wo pul pee, 7 3 | Tec woe TE ume | MOT T "S7 A aT “ wall vieeranh ep airs a ROOK 2 
tere! ood prices 1 = pal eg he Tus Basu 6 “ es oa Li Ra. tekor << CF pars sey ter - P “ones way Cree ede! treae FE AFC co ] ee SOT i ee a a dramatic. AC 2 DR me ee 
a! ae eau thes Fobig Seo P L_ 23-5038 = me CeCe’ ake noma said T | sl he mitia 1 PR ¥_c a 4-696 : S, INC one octua =P 0 part | d mot “EPT paym, pepuieeie 4 RF ig- 
- 2 LANE Owitmerer PL. R A M a La: ne el = ce ICE: ARS w Y . actu ring 4 | pa ns OTs. ‘PT _ tact ent ents one Ran.) 
ais “8 Fos Non es Nida! d@ up. ree NO, AYE old. Kc 3.0865. FO: ne 15 of hief rs S po MA SEE OA al rad DOOR | Bees NWent ex , boa | Male Tee until J $27 dows 
£ addoc sti . tee A = fall MOD , OL R B D R | Ge wo 1968 el OR Fo 2B A! P KE D H A 8 = to i ce mee ts. ; te f Oiraerd HY- 
Ww e ic _ R dels AC! t 3 iP 3 = Ate EA 10) 25 es & peels ere. Pry St Jan, reply 
Riectni, water a costs) Baye crhounds oy is nie, Me Sane HSHUNDS_ i sate | winter dass nef tee | DEM ous AP cern |. F ena. 2528) heater, | 2 BILL. ghia “etc ras 0 Harbor a ss. Ne 
wa roa eENTEe FE. ments oe mls @ as ss we > wks | ta chinson & or thee to Eee, the GHP. & or) % ROM DUN ‘3 RIG 2_Oak LL SPEN sed’ ear. pat ba AC ix FE b-0204. 
: Ok Thompion © Scie bia vin BAR ees ll oe ap a0 Dippice for tion wane. ea. “iene is 2 ae grade OOLT AN i eee i | ae rn Jape ane 3 | Seville ow a a 204. 
_Boy's_3 sau 8 _re r mt bi old, WELS and TA! oF reatly la Als. m eme cold pay riv used ke =| B W ES oli w ~ Po! + Fo 
v's MA . ies be s recond! PIA ro ing pealen: i a 2-410 m RIV one te ages |e mbe . pevene dt a | s4 EL N 3 lo day HI | bye head = “t So WE 
26" | DE ___ 80 $4 95 SMAL' A thom NO ovak per ce. | cattle COR oO ainta MS oD @ redw mod a ia on ¢t £; . VL. ou Wf ne e ars 195 208 PG AIR PON D ve TO a nals Fu TF __F. — (TIAC » Sh we R 
ya 36 bik ‘TAB | 8. P 0.95 — M wd. OL, co mo for oe GIs_ M. 104 ined. ‘RE. & the ced el tr e hake ace. J. v’ ell xtra m | 1053 C . Fu 4 DR TIAC soe mp R §& | res. 7] po 1056 E 5-0 L; amelie, ro aS waning 
HI: e. FE ecLoche | Gaines 9 Sotto | dent anid erie aa Seats BO bie prices.” does | AN sno mile: money 6. as HA cea Fain oe L 1.050 By 7 ine ae ‘56. : 2 De. teld 
SATING _#lT LOTR Gaiineber, ™ 71 TELY iD BIF21 mas. pet suP ‘ y BY} hot. Btop at | See OR \\ ixie | $27 ney 4 CL equip RD. 19 Ss A YMO DE | By all =] 98. pares ‘qu H, nat 
0 FOU =i aa ee teae ers “ve ‘0 Reaso UPERIOR fot IU nick “See M >! EL’ See 8 os et Gal tw POE ALINO F coe ey cee eee AT ALIN 
Fase sor py oe muti sine te $i. —- Trained, cinakee eid lace nile ae HINSO ao x M we r | ws ome = inet PIKE ST oo ~ ton oLDawon: or FE \- clean peels 
abd tere ce cbs tag rem St Tee. t B LS ~— i Di es S N E i Hwy ar op nor a ~ 5-92) te m baym O° ol re FE poor. S e "6 ity LE E = c u TO 2. 
kENMons wns 1 burne mae aa oe in “Weaged. "Bare BOAR oarded 70 open’ an nO Ine. ncaa canst “ Se Po “ Pins gi dr. sedan Loo ro ubur! reer car ir asy Tah A 
spac e211 Hea ind Ta, LL ron — PI | om rr DE da: y to 8-1 iN OR ear n » Ha ele | on Le IMPER H 3 ba ade | T E . . M 
soace heaer : ting space hoga: “ORIN! ‘Bt. og TPE. | ~~ H — ell. D. OX ys a OR 4 —— } AN 1 ‘8. B ti rbor. | Tote 0K ER 68 n he I 
te: LE | Co Ga ny NE FE all ~ pay, 378 DO TR KC week od RE ¥ co 603 uy Gc 1 se good 1Al ow OLD: W 
N tr, $35. Pot LL ] soseee finish. LL CO! woe u 25 Grair : 8. os ‘35 t RAI yk 1202 AU els CARE. NDI | . Tred | . R Ing P ‘ 55M osdware DE. t | Vorki O 
ETCHEN EE Su FE + HOSA F er. 1 A EOL! t, st a n & a oe bi LER 2p CORN BU Top a ay ut is oF [ ( Sate ga a Pal 1ER ard ALE rs. Bet ing ne & 
AIR FE & ‘5-18 OOM STAR 8 E. teal E ; 2NI EF caer = t 2g S = = RN olla 4 THRO |"S? oO List ly IPE . $295 FP 1 pe c R 188, ter man’ Ss 
Pt E te 13. tif CE SI Hu bd “MA- re D c ced ard a AL _PIK M¢ r pa ‘axe | 34 Chev r | 724 Oa EN ot 5.14 E feeb STATIC Birm 5 Se Ca n's Fri 
S187 OIL IPBOARD. | Sea % SPINET ron area 3 aa OTT 7 Gardines . ni ES =A TO id. E+) pol a rok head EVE: Or 958 M 007 ae TON singh "32 PO anne rs fo rie 
Lik Rad BURN URpOARD. | Moke ut PIA renin. | an “is tno 1 ag nN cea W E RS | rey v e N nd Ave EN S 5 MERC Btls lyk am| Wal NT rl nd 
E von NER | FR G finish. ANO an TY scot 1 AL Onan eer new Ose EP AST | “33 Chet rope! v4 rs ev Co ING rea ED 20, Go Wate: sy USED c 
KE NEW. ia. A tank. ¢ = UPRIG a Le: IN on fi PES t ‘Lare ps iis Re tra! ers. M Qe: fide | T AY BL "53 we be: ely \ 105 Gs | adio mth Es-B , 008 n+ ton Pri aoa 
OR 3-66 T fter 5 = ASN: | c iGHT i N BEAC. PT wen oF ke Ra al Pare Hers “hucheroe sa yo. | 2 Sera’ cus a Oaaty at 57 __ FE 84 ete} ware ENZ. —_ eles tan t CA 
36053. APE cM: OLIN Tw 1 ee unt. AY. 270 bey oe qT aft-gaceut aul araensics pS O | Ne aa a 82195 at Bi Che 8-680 ie a maro 190 8 | _Ortg r 3 FE ¢ AN, 3 RS 
MAS : larg _ RECO OL FE 4.5006 ores Wil * STRAV + wi sT daily scar ptee sizes sf = cu L | ‘3 aa Ae +4 FoM $ 75 W [ argat vrol ‘ies : warranty saree EDAN | 1952 ow Cc 87. = Sen, os: 
For ASO pee No IN EXCELLE = wie. AW. Bree Y Sengay 3 lable o ) rs A oo Amb. = RaH § 68 ave ayle nP s R fat & anty 6 wadern es AC STARCH = 
r Wat NR pes. ER. a0 ‘From XC LLENT a AW ver, Pe elive | a he da 1. Oper on ortces | a USE ing re 8 doo M $¢ 3's? d La or Cl ric AMB as 2 ave ners er ‘&H NTI “81.450. E 
: , ‘ u Ae rds ake he es MBL = Sat ccayage? ach F CoN 
5 Pionges ip YPA 124. vw Dixie Soya ENT eutting CE A fy r. (PuRK oa at : n v1 woes _M TRUCKS DCA FE: oe 98 r opal a $ 595 oe ODE vrol $ trea her eal nts oa SED V7. 
ogo 8 fing & INTS _ et eRey ENT CONE + oF tO F WOOD. | PRNISHED mile, 38+ ait me 1 Buick Detuse mere y 6 ses | OS icpolad LV “Mar et Mo FNOLE. —AMB 5. all | § aan x 2. 2 hol 31384, 
Rubbe x $i Whit & de S i, BE NDI- ‘ot a ha BA 60 able a 8 wa 1e | Spec sara $493 cl Do eu Ur rket | 13 ® path mee ASSADO | $0 ea ts s me N HYD 
r oon Tite 4 & caer NE Do Floral, tee con. BALE (80 8. TRAILER, OBI tr W ve Parc Ay ed . $ 495 ome DG con 41561 2 NA rter eer a PO Le Sones A. 
Ri "Se Ww tb col ting Ww DOING or Se ts cs mp ™ Te: ILER ntal LC S-_ } RO eM dr Rae. <a , omere IGE 6. G like sH Rd SA ark, | fine ; pay- 
Pel alba aodd ‘Tite Wali in cant NOVE Oc ‘BUSI Sal aicreie 22. ei paym _ HO zs fn ® LET, eeices $305; black fit 12 Dodge }00D, of oe LEs | ‘3 ce Fora. aS 
rdons Saas cane sun toad MBER A - e Li “2 on oe = CHANGE = —— mm ven ai it yne. 8 395 Cal Mi ce Dates UB. i aot ceed LE EM | STUD Q00D % : 
seeutal pat floo lors 4 i R 22 TIO GE eS ive A oe HO G sig. | GINAY V ": , e 32 DR. F «¢ 350 | i MI_ nist perfe on ioe 1 $32 3 ama o dn RH _ 3-406 | ip _, 6350 DEBA iD 
“Pins Perma “ TOR 2nd, N NTLE —~ stoc Ne ced teh Lao PE we es TRAN xe, P rye mp ao eee E a nee om M12 5 pe | 1852 FF ARE COND ¥ 
| co Bl, one, lee — 8. RR ™ | oyeans ox stock 1 "yank rate atime WILL ANS cond 6 , oS RAH Je 5s Nauh Gs °. Lecky, yme vst | sTU hind cL FE 
g 61 AL & TAY or tl alls WIL _ Telegraph IS N 8. ARS NY, a 72 fale 8 ft ae RAILERS. 15 =d| YO _FE NSPORT, 8 73 — tak A = nan naw. ueky J pa nt y dn EY UE CO 
1 Oreherd Lak ix rocfings” pe (USI avanauis or Rae iS ft tour home. rms RI U Theat IRT é on H rood. € uckY Auto’ Bale T) moc at ee 
NE chard Lake O aie Rcottes SIC AILA D, LDI | Holl au ablod EN RE ay) ates | AT i sod cont, neti Co Sis Gall coos “R& E, 
ED can at oe IFICE SPI CHI BLE. $200 NG, i Mmares meee . {EN SOU Pic cone ADO! 4 | °68 Mi cred es H. Ni 
Tour A eGpery | sete —— = SPin LDRE A 8. NIN 2m: Heceg a ems. = NSC ITY ‘31 ON epee | “8 Yo a i vents 7 
_tiae col “BOOK _for quick mala wer Fi BAY =: DReawe = SEE Oxre a 232 ENC HN Ram 4 Sy S208 eevee 3 Harold Turn > on. 
ite rovers K FE co. Sale sale. ins ‘on. PIA Yo CALL EAM, LE Trail XFO: 771 Holl; 2 8. Sa ILE KE i ie 4 Na bler 268. mM ‘57 ra AGo r $8.65 
w oe ee M vy Sale Off ben Fu'l TARO good ig3 M on TRA B er — y gin cH FR. 5 wi ala ectee “+ ont VoL bot gow Turner Park 
rhe ‘wate _ cme ict ch. Price ind. ho HAN U 42882. nT oxtord T! ee Used CEETIAR | | ire oc Te id shield 9 oe re Ford, 
6078 ie 19. 9 CLA e iE ral 5-338, a we Ruste h Ds; RAI rd Tr ora ae . Kog : H.to wago i Orta Cc S =], fala w AOON RAD 6 
‘ _MA 5- eer Y — Pon- CLARY ELE quipmer ee HU i LER aier’ 8 ruck Par FE 685 At ers Ss . 2 . a7 Pe ae ee al “SV petites R&é 10, 
~NEW, este Bee ih: nt type write TRIC anor = arene edi "Eoin Eon I XCHANGE " aa MA Parts “R94. Nowe OF Sales & & Ser Bes ae oes — 1S mileaet wacon ists WIND. 
ce ‘GALT Clarks G pal lagen anne mation. shorn Enso H ‘ = E By Vee Be A Gt TH er 195 Seve Bel er cnet no Ca tae heewal irro | 
win, aie LVA erasien UNDE ior mete NO M R Je. - be bred/ M ON GE | cEIGHTS i A ’ 19: QO ER VI ie —s e ee a: chi ata =_ eo uxe BEDA ort. | 
214 le ANTZE aig ee awoGG 6 Exe 8m MA ar ED MI 6- sy. is | ‘odel: PA IES aburn ND aan $7 Ch D vac FE c IP el et woler ck ad AN. 
172 SAVE ft. len at ED i" titer D el. ith Up- AL es a, 6-0822, eau! 3.) s 6 LAC. : __F burn A’ MOTO! MOD! _ Dem hey ES S EI a ontia Air Catal er Ww with el LO 
28 EP en :  PIPY Moder ST cond p- — LS AR tiful! B and E.R = o ve. kK een ~ | 195 role Ie | ; . 33°85 to a ac 2 har ine oy s & tire Pha Pe ww 
PLU Sacina LON 13 = Tw erp good s SHBAKD 7 $50 re AND TER P ott 10 EG r ‘Sa _ ALES i 7 Ch t -B ) C. ae s1 P = i ae dtop VY jen iN R eles 
uncrine 3 ae wore * he ioe ae fa ewe a wqamret, and tn ome, Tae le Truck: Ween eee eter sien tee we eee aan Be YORE Ho i =e 
ood IPO PLY 8 of oi Pvide $40 . BO tip Top atte Oe a ties s everal et Bel? a N. Malet ad’ 1 R nN. E 
5 (1 : rE 1 fie: k 00. A. Top LA arts. ° u cond fles tal 88 e Dem gon bericer ie 10 a- L 
eee fi ace ve PIP 5-2100 Sale 98 Lakel chat gl $50.00 RD Hors Pore, eee ule pplies winte: ae rae 12" STA 9 I 1088 Marae Air 2 4 MAp! | Open — and h LOW MILE y 
n 3 “ane pe cu E VIS Sto elan ir $3. $15 2 Fo A RSES tr ARE. — $695, na te good KE Ww fa Che on nar. | "56 e_ 5-5! Nigh seecisls n BAG 
i level” aioe ee | FT. re Equip sriven ismor . Sale Pou > we wil ‘fou, 2m — Seer sm if Chevrok Demo | adn re ene arksion . ai a 
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WXYZ Religiews Heus, | WPON, News, Weather WXYZ News Wolf | | Wrva wetter MeKensie | C2rtoon Carnival. Oakland County Electronics Associatic Cour Retheeds Temple | 6:30_WWJ, News, Musie WIBK. ews, Clerk Reid ous ee =— . 8:30—(7) Big Show. 5:00—(2) Susie. (4) Blondie. (7)| WCAR, Radio Temple CKLW: asi WECM. Mews, Maekinece WJBK, News, Melosd . Superman, (9) Dance ay. "| 
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CKLW, Christian Witness WXYZ, Revival Time WCAR, Sports, Sheridan WXYZ, News, Mackenzie /9:00—(4} Romper Room. Milland. (7) Mickey Mouse Club.| : F000 HEARING! : | Members of various trades and crafts are almost al- 2 Gees ba inted 1 yo = 4 12 ways found to be bound together by some sort of or- ers Dave — now T d it l Vi Pp e} m a = G ] S D ° ganization, because skilled tradesmen take pride in Sonotone has hidden = O ay S e © sion ro ra S a e tor m Escr ibes their work and are constantly striving to improve their | ro transistor hearing ai Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice L h Wi t h Z Pi 2 service to the public. The Oakland County Electronics 
| faa amar —nothing | Channel’ 2—WJBK-TV Channel (—WWJ-TV — Channel 1—WXYZ-TV_ Channel 9—CKLW-TV unc. 1 aZzu itts 'g Association is such a group of full-time service teth- ie else to wear. Choice of smart ~ ° ; nicians with many years of experience and training, 7 styles for both men and | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS , Hockey. (4) Polly Bergen. (2) 10:00—(2) This Is the Life. (4) By EARL WILSON ig not parttime or occasional tinkerers. Next time you | L d . (1) Faith for ; : women. Look your best |¢.99_(7) Bowling. (9) Popeye. (4)| Gale Storm. tedog, VO) coed treaet NEW YORK—Gale Storm, who in person's a very amusing, eee ee aula bi quality ae :. while hearing your best. Western Marshal. 9:30—(4) Gisele Mackenzie. (2) my. () Suered : » eeer-o pether of three, was regaling me the other day ARANTEED oe a OCEA member. . Jay, vj - :15—(9) Film. with some tales of her TV accomplice, Zasu Pi : COME IN, PHONE OR WRITE 6:30—(9) Foreign Legion. (4) Ama- Have Gun, Will Travel. 10:15—(9) Film * * +) . u Pitts. pontiac 
; j : j ls . TN “ z FREE DEMONSTRATION teur Hour. (2) Foreign Assign- pom whe nies (4) What wei 1) Catto ve: iy New! “I had to stop her fixing ‘my luneh,” giggled Gale. “and ¢ -¢ # V SALES & SERVICE... ........158 Oakland, FE 4-1515 | ment. For. (2) Gunsmoke. orizons. : she’s such a good cook, too—even makes her own bread. CONDONS BADED S TY SROP....-.121 &. Fore, VE — : SONOTON E 7:00—(7) Explorers. (9) Water-|10:15—(9) King Whyte. _-|10:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. lant day, she brought me a meat loaf sandwich. She AUBURN ‘RADIO & TV ............... 39 Auburn, FE 4-1655 4 bes to me, ‘This is all filet.’ Next day, sh ht HAMPTON ELECTRIC CO..........825 W. Hurot, FE 5-2525 - front. (4) Studio 57. (2) Kingdom| | eee oa y, she brought me my . 1 e . , PONTIAC | at Sen ee. iG Gls) Ha eee | ems (7y|_lnelt, too; wh huh—e meat joaf sandwich. Third day— $ HOD'S RADIO & TV... 170 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4.5041 qi | Phone FEderal 2-1225 .. ay |e cee cat Earede: cemre Tome «=o Meat loaf sandwich. Fourth day I said, JOHNSON’S RADIO & TV... ... 45 E. Walton, FE 4-7601 : %:30—(7) Studio C. (9) Holiday) (9) Honeymooners. - Dean Pike. (9) Movie. ‘What's lunch going to be today?’ Zaru 511 Pontiac State Bank Bldg.) Ranch. 14) People Are Funny. , oo, 2 oe de ‘2 OBEL RADIO & TV..........3930 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE 4-4945 | (2) Perry Mason. |11:00—(7) Lou Gordon. (9) National|t1:30—-(4) My Friend’ Flicka. (7)} « sald, ale waa ake Saori ao RICH TV ..... secsecccceceeceseccsee. 1959 Opdyke, FE 64-0221 i . News. (4) News, (2) News Final.| Wrestling. q o her, ‘Zazu, that’s the Y. - ; Cer 0] 0) SRA | 5:60(7) Country Music. (9)| News ew Please don't bring it—I am SICK of meat STEFANSKI RADIO & TV..........1157 W. Huron, FE 2-6967 Sales and Service Province Aff. (4) (color) Perry) 11:19—(9) Weather. SUNDAN AP EEROON loaf!” WEKC, INC. SERVICE DEPT.......... 45.N. Perry, FE 2-0711 
= jaa ee ¢ RADIO-TV ae 11:15—(9) Premiere Performance. “Did you figure out why she did it?” I 2 SWEETS RADIO APPLIANCE ......442 W. Huron, FE 4-1133 | i ; 8:30—(9) Temple Baptist. (2) Dick,) (4) - Weather. (2) Miss Fair-/12:0@~+(2) Let's Take u Trip. (4) asked. WALTON RADIO & TV................1430 Joslyn, FE 2-2257 Open Mor ee Duchess. . weather. a leatig ta ieee ha “I guess,” shrugged Gale, “her rena . ionshi| * ” CLARKSTO : ; 9:00 — (1) Lawrence Welk. (9)/11;29(4) Filmland’s Finest. (2)} Bean. | ey Tee's onten up - ra rr dost! \$ LAATSCH’S TV SERVICE .... ........6734 Dixie, MA 5-531 Seats: 12:15—(4) (Color) Colorland. WILSON But Gale gave plenty of credit to Zazu cna rs DRAYTON eae Dixie Hwy,.OR 31217 = ¢ : lea. : ~ i , “ ” ELECTRIC x wy. - |11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 12:25—(4) Sen. Potter Reports. for the fact that her show, “Oh! Susanna, tops even the LATIMER’S RAD ay & TV... 3530 Sashabaw Rad. OR 3.2652 |11:30—(1) Hollywood. Screen. wondrous Lawrence Welk in some of the ratings. : - ° |12:30—(2) Wild Bill — (4)| . Gale, who’s from Houston, manages to have weekends KEEGO HARBOR ”s echoay jaomawa News. (9) Sunday Open House.) with her four children and her husband, Insurance Man JONES RADIO & TV...... 3111 Orchard Lake Rd., FE 4-5862 “ — 1:00—(2) Detroit Speaks. (4) Mr,| Lee Bonnell, the ex-South Bend actor whom she met when OxForD 7:55—(2) Meditations. Wizard. (7) World Adventure Se-| both won a talent contest OXFORD RADIO & TV SHOP. .23 S. Washington, OA 8-2032 
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DOBAT TV & RADIO SERVICE 104 W. 5th, St. OL 2-4722 
         i e RISTMAS Frontiers of Faith. (7) Jungle o 2 WATERFORD . til CH ! | standing Our World. Jim. said. “Being an insurance GORDON’S TV & APPL. 5830 Andersonville Road, OR 3-5811 ‘8: 55—(4) (Color). News: (9) Bill- ; man, he figures you’re a year : - 
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    . ’ | = a * * * WASHINGTON. MICH. _ “Owned and Operated by Local People” | Church at the Crossroads. (7)| Giants. oe Gi we iec| Do you flim: om comics NORTON TV ..............-.62025 VanDyke, PLateau 2-3106 $ ———— | John Hopkins. (9) Oral Roberts. uM ae = ) My arama?" 1 auked Gala . 
. 9:30—(2) Court of Health. (4) Big) | ™ ; She smiled. “Oh, yes,” she s . Auburn DS amd LO Pree. Gee ks eto wosom sees. co ni, 58? mulled “Oh, yen” he NOTICE! 640 Auburn Ave. 1 Block East of East Blvd. (9) Global Frontiers. Hollywood.”          
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tronics Association. You do not have to be a member Mii 9:45—(7) Accent, 3:00—(4) Youth Wants to Know. 2 —— 
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4:40—(2) Football Scoreboard, {in the U.S. totaled $2,000,000; — , : in ’58 one company will spend $6,000,000—just for advertising| ——— niet DA Metintntod y ; Y Pp E of 4:50—(2) News. . . . Rossano Brazzi, who'll do the film bio of Georges Carpen- 
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