DG [ [ a 0 = fe 4 Z ; 80. 00C de poo The ‘Weather U.S. Weather Bureaa Forecast and continued THE PONTIAC PRESS _ Home with 0 Sow enew ferries, Edition 115th YEAR kkk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957—44 PAGES ASSOCIATED FREES 45 7a =m, xD pve. PHOTOS INTERNATIONAL N | Here We a2 ks Go Again Pontiac Press Pheote IT’S STARTING ALL OVER—The annual winter-weather wind- shield chores have begun again, as Janice Senum of 314 Ferry St. shows by wielding the scraper this morning. Light snow flurries coated the area, and made some side streets briefly slippery. Shortage Revealed at City Credit Union A $54,135.15 shortage at Chief Pontiac Federal Credit eon.» Union was disclosed today by Gordon W. Rice, the! q total of $309,494 of this union’s president. The shortage, fully covered by insurance, was an- nounced to the credit union’s board of directors Tues- a vv Seeks Opinion _ on Gein’s Sanity Defense Moves to. Get Independent Medical View on Slayer WAUTOMA, Wis. W) — The de- fense moved today to get an in- dependent medical opinion on the sanity of slayer-ghoul Edward Gein. * * * Counsel for the 51-year-old bach- elor recluse who has admitted killing and butchering two women and looting graves already has agreed with the prosecution on a mental examination before Gein goes to trial. Attorney William Beiter said, however, that he planned to have Gein examined by a Milwaukee psychiatrist today — before the mild-appearing little killer makes another court appearance. “The defense, in order to have any evidence of value in the future, must obtain it now.” Belter said. Circuit Court Judge Herbert A. Bunde said he would confer with Dist. Atty. Earl Kileen today and private opinion on Gein’s sanity, because in the event the court commits the prisoner now, on the grounds that he is present- ly incompetent to stand trial, he might later reestablish his sanity. Under those circumstances, he could be ordered to trial and then would have to prove to a jury’s satisfaction that he was insane at the time of the crimes. “The important question is whether Ed Gein is insane now |26 from the $9,900 a year post he three-week examination of diting team from the Bureau of Federal Credit, Unions. handled by the credit However, Rice said that Law- ICBM Base Ordered Constructed UF Out fo Get * for Victory Goal $501,352 Is Collected; Hoping to Push Drive The cry of the Pontiac Area United Fund drive as it moves into the home ~ )stretch is “$500,000 down and $112,000 to go.” Officials of the campaign announced today that total pledges in the Industrial, Commercial and Geograph- ic Divisions have reached the goal of $612,000. Campaign Chairman Dana P. Whitmer expressed hope for a last- minute drive to push the 1957 campaign over the top. He said he hoped next Tuesday’s final report luncheon will be a “victory lunch- year’s goal is earmarked for 14 | local Community Chest agen- cits. | They are Boys’ Club, Scouts, | day, Rice said, following a Camp Fire Girls, Cathet Social | Over Top by Tuesday + $501,352, or 81.9 per cent of; land, sea and air. Among the Violent Winds Blast Southern California DERRICKS TOPPLED—Violent winds shrieked through south- ern California for the second day, wreaking widespread havoc on winds’ victims were at least five huge steel oil derricks in Huntington Beach. This fallen derrick Services, Family Service of Oak-| bd financial records by the au-|land County, Girl Scouts, Michigan’ out ie an U. 8, |Children's Aid Society, Pontiac Area Day Nursery, Salvation Ar-| my, Urban League, Visiting Nurse) \Assn., YMCA, YWCA, and the Oak- iid Guidance Clinic, Chita Fund money each year. taling of the division’s $404,273 goal. In the Commercial Division, $113,851 in pledges has been turned rénce P, Hurter, chief examiner’ for the U. S. team, had indicated that the credit union's former reasurer - manager, Francis H.) Schneider, had apparently been in-, volved in at least one transaction now under investigation. | | This occurred in February, Rice, said, when Schneider apparently jmade a $19,500 loan to himself, Mee has not been paid back. Schneider resigned on October \has held since 1949. This was the. lsame day that the federal ex-| aminers arrived for their annual, | unannounced audit of the credit union. Rice said that at the time of | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Tokyo Suggests Sputnik May Be Slowly Sinking TOKYO i — The Tokyo Ob- servatory suggested today that Sputnik I may have crashed in- to a meteor or is flying far below its estimated orbit. All Japanese observation posts failed to spot the first Russian earth satellite during the past three days, when it was supposed to be visible over northern Ja- pan. (No Change in GM Pay | DETROIT (INS)—General Mo- | tors announced today there has | | not been enough change in the most other folks, you're getting a|pegan di for Wilson with oth-/ : er al pe fe. a ing little concerned about the financial er “workers lor Wilson with |a@ prison crew working on a high- air east of here last night after Minutes of local meetings dating end of the holiday season coming! The ditch was located at ‘for this puzzle. Tito Again Likes West in to date. This represents 69.3 r cent of its quota of $164,280. Buried Alive munity}; Charles Wilson Killed in 8-Foot Ditch Cave-In fornia for the second day. at Orchard Lake rains. Mrs, Ralph T. Norvell and Mrs. Donald White, co-chairmen of the workers have reached 56.2 per cent! of their quota of $21,548. Pot-O-Gold Sags With $1,100 for Yule Shoppers Money may not buy happiness, but it can buy quite a few Christ-' mas presents. And if you're en up. What would be nicer than to get! bad ouy Charles R. Wilson, Clyde Heppner, 31, of 3282 Cum- around Los Angeles and in many’ The sewer ditch cave-in which Angeles on a wrecking spree, and) Claims City Teamsters ued to a layer of sand EVIE oye Forest Service wx the re. Handed Files to Probers buried a man alive in Orchard that was still running wild today. Lake yesterday, has been attrib- uted to a layer of sand giving) 25,000 Acres Periled ys ° ! Launching Site Cost Estimated at S65 Million =~ Expect Full Production of Intermediate Missiles to Begin Momentarily ~ B Py ‘ e XPS e "7. ee ; ae w a fae a> Jat ae <8 . b ee V) é = Bas F4% WASHINGTON (INS) — \U.S. defense efforts reached . the crash stage today with America’s first interconti- jnental missile base ordered and full production of in- termediate missiles expect- ed momentarily. The Defense Department ‘late yesterday ordered con- jstruction of a 65 million \dollar missile base near rhe dep Wyo. _ =r. du vr yam, “Dany I aa’ LL . ‘ _ _ { The department let it be ; |known that it will be a ( permanent “operational a, launching base” for 5,500 ~~ Mile rockets capable of hit- AP Facsimile iting Moscow with nuclear shown lies across busy Pacific Coast Highway, a main route be- (destruction in the event cf tween Los Angeles and San Diego. The storm is also whipping a | war. fire raging out of control in the Los Angeles National Forest, north * A * of Los Angeles. (Fire picture page 19.) At the same time, Rep. George Mahon (D-Tex.),, after hearing by Fire LOs ANGELES — Damage mounted anew today as a violent wind storm lashed southern Cali-. Winds dashed out of the desert) jwith hurricane speed yesterday, Hill, a Long Beach city school | whistled through metropolitan, Los ‘fanned a monstrous forest fire '18,000 ACRES BURNED iburning northeast of here in the| ‘Angeles National Fores’, might! of South- cover as'much as 25,000 acres. It \field Township, was dead before : Geographic Division, said their|ferlow workers could reach him.| “Police ant ahenff's seitehboarde. | Police and sheriff's switchboards | berland Rd., Berkley, barely es- other parts of southern California! chard Lake Police. Wilson, who lived in a trailer | park at 27375 Northwestern Hwy., was kneeling in the bottom of an eight-foot drainage ditch, laying pipe, when the cave-in occurred. Dow Ridge Rd. Wilson was em- (ployed by the Grolean Bros., road. a windfall of $1,100 one of these builders of Royal Oak. days? Since no winner was found for last week's Pot-0-Gold puzzle, any right solution for the puzzle on page 35 will be worth that much, Over a thousand dollars is pretty good pay for a few minutes of enjoying yourself. Look over the rules and clues and send us your entry. makeshift stove, a Lapeer woman) fled her trailer home yesterday and| To see where you fell down last rolled on the ground to smother! week, turn to page 22 and read the flames consuming her. the answers and explanations. It; WASHINGTON (INS) — U. S. — not 3, 5 or 10 years from now,"; Bation’s Cost of Living Index to | diplomats said today that Mar- Belter said. * * * * Gein, who was bound over for trial y, wept and prayed with a minister after his court appearance. Who Owns the Moon? ASBURY PARK, N.J. (INS) Oh, Those. Headaches! LOS ANGELES (INS)—A Uni- versity of Southern, California psychiatrist, Dr. Karem J. Mon- | gour, said today that women get migraine headaches because they sibmitting-to a sec- ondary role in a culture that is | dominated by men. © require any a:ljustment in the C-0-L allowance to be paid GM employes during the next tree months. shal Tito’s Yugoslavia is appar- ently again moving toward closer relations with the free Western alliance. : Mrs. Lois Cadle, 28, of 512% Cold-' ‘May help you get the right answers water Rd., died of the burns she lreceived. Her dress had blazed-up| Waite said the famous observ las she warmed her month-old son atory atop Mt. Wilson was in conscious when the plane landed: William before a fire in an empty ‘Serious danger.”” as were half a safely at Los Angeles Internation- , oil drum which had been converted dozen or so Los Angeles television'al Airport. The flight started at \transmitters on the mountaintop.,Las Vegas, Nev. The child was uninjured, Mrs./The crews manning these facili-/ None of the injured were be-| Cadle’s husband, Isaac, ‘3, was at ties were alerted for work at a nearby sawmill. The cou-| evacuation: into a stove. from Birmingham, Ala. caped the same fate, said Or- were jammed with reports of dam- lage caused by the shrieking winds. ! Houses were wrecked, hun- | dreds of trees were blown down, | power lines were knocked out and a number of injuries were reported. |way west of Crystal Lake, about! ‘WINDS HIT 100 M.P.H. | | The fire had moved 22 miles learly today, At times it was whist- ling along at the rate of 200 that hit 100 miles an hour in gusts. Wai iverse draft, and aimost immedi-. ghoutd,” he id. “Th 1d Dave Waite, Angeles Forest fire ately jerked down again by still sa ere shou another draft. prevention officer, said the blaze | |was burning only a couple of miles, County Fire Chief Keith Kling: | er said other communities in dan- | | ger included Azusa, Duarte, East | Pasadena and Sicrra Madre. All are northeast of Los Angeles. Winds Sock Los Angeles leave. Over Los Angeles Heppner was standing erect and) There were no known deaths. | LOS ANGELES (®—A Western was buried to the waist. He worked The forest fire started yesterday|Air Lines plane carrying 33 per-COnvention were chosen. | = asian, himself free, said police, and then when a camp fire got away from sons bounced crazily through the The bulk of financial records and) “©Pubicas hitting a downdraft over Ontario.|/back to when James R. 4450 25 miles north of Azusa. \Fourteen passengers and two took over the Pontiac local as! B52 and B38 jet bombers. |Stewardesses were injured. the against the roof of the DC6B when’ whether they would show how it was sucked downward by the four 614 delegates were select- Lapeer Woman Dies tea = munis. farmed by winds draft, then pitched up by a re- eq. “1 think probably they as Clothes Burn h are ‘north of the town of Monrovia in! The cabin was filled with fly- Her clothing ablaze: from a can Gabriel Mountain foothills./ing luggage as passengers were ‘hurled from their seats. jlock, | Etzel, | knocked unconscious, along with ment here charge the 3.500 mem- bot tomorrow had better be pres | ‘a number of the passengers. Four bers of Local 614 had no vote on Pated for chilly weather. The U. } y-iof the passengers wereé still un- who the delegateg should be. possible lieved in serious condition. Most} jof them suffered facial cuts or in- that over 75 per cent of the dele- ple moved to the area recently. Waite said about 100 summerjjuries to their heads, backs or gates on whom information has ‘homes in Big Santa Anita Canyon necks. | WYOMING if Se rngton™. : ; 7} a s & Worre Aw Force Bose were threatened. Four or five fam-jfacility, were evacuated by bus. ilies occupying homes in the area;The evacuation.was ordered “when were told they might have to the fire was three or four miles from the mountain camp. Chief Klinger said the biaze | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) A hundred children at Camp Hi- COLORADO a : ( Records dating back to 1953 of Teamsters Local 614 a a in Pontiac are already in the hands of Senate labor investigators, Leaun Harrelson, president of the local,) said today. Harrelson’s statement followed a report from Robert secret testimony by top Pentagon —*F. Kennedy, chief counsel missile experts before his House | 4 on Plane In jured of the Senate committee, Military Appropriations Commit. lthat subpoenas will be tee. disclosed he expected the ad- lserved on some 40 Mid- ministration to announce orders western locals to get records | this re on ee rome showing how delegates to," % the *.00-mile rockets. last month's Miami Beach) The anticipated production | speedup of IRBM’s led one key lawmaker te urge an immediate ‘stop’ order on the purchase of any more costly MISSILE SITB Hoffa! \trustee, were delivered to Kennedy) Meanwhile, President Eisenhowe The stewardesses and some of back in September, Harrelson said. er will consider the cost as-— passengers were thrown pects of the expanded missile pro- jgram at a Cabinet meeting this morning and later today conferg (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) | | He was vague when asked have been evidence.” mers es er , More Flurries, said t legates, hi OF ° Floyd anion, Prark Orsini, and Chilly Weather Alvy Bush, were ‘elected’? about The stewardesses, Diane Hal- June or July. Slated for Area 29. Los Angeles, and Sue DENY VOTING - San Diego were) Members of an anti-Hoffa move- Football fans going to Ann Are 21, S. Weather Bureau forecasts part- ly cloudy and continued cold with Kennedy said only a few locals a few snow flurries tonight and , in the Teamsters Central Con- tomorrow. | ference, headed by Hoffa, have + The low tonight will be 26-30 de» turned over records voluntarily. (grees. Tomorrow’s high will be He said that these records show 4. Sunday the prediction {s cloudy with little change in tempera- ture. Snow possibly mixed with (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Get Ready for 8-Hour Work Week, Plush Vacations on Moon By JOHN A. BARBOUR lips. * We'll never get mentally or emotionally sick. Our éinotions and impulses will be controlled by drops or pills. Q,.% AP Science Reporter _. NEW YORK—Some top scientists predicted today that , science will create these thrills during the next 100 years: : x * « . You'll be able to control the size, shape and function of your body. You'll talk with your mind, never moving your * There'll be lavish excursion hotels at scenic spots on Scientists Give Exciting Picture of Next 100 Years the moon. The lunar surface will be subdivided among nations. We'll be working a four to eight hour week. x *« * : _. You'll be able to pick the sex of your child and decide whether you want twins, triplets or just one. * * We'll make food out of sunshine. * Our raw. materials and drinking water will come from the sea. * * * Most of our food will be vegetable and synthetic, but we'll make it taste as good probably won't think taste is a ee ae ee ee | as natural food—although we too important. rain is likely, The lowest recorded temperature | in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 | a.m. was 28, At 2 p.m. the reading was 30. Rao 2 ; | * - ’ There’ll be more than seven billion people in the world. In Today s Press But none of them will go htngry. Our mail will come in | =°0=i:eeieemame oon the form of radio signals carried by satellites high above the earth. . , Comics seeceeBeecsaseecesters 36 County News caeseccoubeesees 20 | e Editorials .......c..ccssccvees 6 High School eet ereeeeeee 18 Markets .........c02cc0s00. +. 37 3 xk * * These were just some of the remarkable developments for the future dreamed up by eight scientific experts, in- cluding two-Nobel. prize winners, at a symposium here on “The Next Hundred Years.” It marked the centennial of the industrial firm of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. Among the scientists were Dr. Wernher von Braun, di- —. rector of development operations for the Army Ballistic l ow rear Programe ... Missile Agency at. Huntsville, Ala. L Wilson, Earl @.. 38 ; (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) \' Women’s Pages ...., 23 to 2 Pot-0-Gold Puzzle i Pot-0-Gold Answers ... Pe ice ee a ewe te erees evens ; i , ~ Hung Juty in Kiling -— Herman Bar-| and Gets Killed A i # THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1057 | 2 | MUSKEGON @ — more that his second de- gree murder trial will result .in “a hung jury.” At 11:30 a.m. today, the jury had been out eight hours. Indications were it would recess at 1 p.m. for lunch if ‘no verdict was reached by then. — Barmore’s prediction of a mis- trial came as he chatted with newsmen in a corridor while the jury deliberated. He said he “would bet on” the jury's failure fo agree, but when a newsman asked what odds he'd given, Barmore withdrew the offer, say- ing: “I bet on the horses bat never on my life or freedom.” Barmore, a 44-year-old New York ex-convict, is accused in the rifle, slaying of Boy Scout Peter Gor- ham, The 12-year-old Evanston, Il. boy was found dead after disap- pearing from nearby Camp ‘Wa- ban ngo in July of 1955. His skele- ton, the skull plerced by a bullet, was found in a wooded area sev- eral weeks after he vanished. Barmore has pleaded innocent in the case. j Last Ford Deer Tangles With Law DEARBORN —A giant buck— the last of a deer herd that once roamed the Fairlane estate of the late Henry Ford—was killed yesterday, e 242-pound, eight-pointer was injured trying to hurdle a police car patrolling near the estate. Dving, he limped into the for- est and leaned against a tree. ROSE BOWL HOREFULS—One of these seven finalists will reign as queen of the 1958 Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade New Year’s Day. . The other six contestants will be princesses in the Queen’s court. The girls, all students at Pasa- AP Facsinatle dena City College, are, by number: Linda Val- entine, 132; Gertrude Wood, 141; Beverly Adams, Base for ICBMs Ordered Built Francis E. Base. Construction will begin dur- ing the middle of 1958, with no completion date announced. The gigantic uature of the project is indicated by its cost —65 million dollars—and the number of persons expected te be employed—5,000. ‘ The project will be administered by the Air Research and Develop- ment MAKE ROCKETS The intermediate missile pro- an Birmingham Ry are ‘Man Called Peter’ Author Tells of Fight for Faith _BIRMINGHAM-= ‘The simplicity and candor plus the sincerity of her belief and faith in God of Catherine Marshall was deeply felt by her Town Hall listeners yester- day and today in Birmingham. Widow of the late Dr. Peter Mar- shall, Senate chaplain, Mrs. Mar- shall told of her problems at the ' time of his death and during the|Blvd., somewhere between Nov. 19) writing ‘of the -book ““A Man Called 5 Peter.” q She recounted her feeling of his address as 7550 Hanover St., | Detroit. Det. Lt, Merlin Holmquist said) he hoped to be able to go to Lan-' oe eee) eens McKenzie. Birmingham Police today report- | clude the Air Forces Thor—two of which are already being pro- duced every month— and the jArmy’ s Jupiter—which has had| y successful tests. The Navy's also is reported nearly production. These are the type missiles the, Rep, member of the Mahon weapons program.” He said the B58 program should be abandoned and that purchase of any more B5S2s be eliminated. The B52 long-range bomber is the backbone of the U. S. Strategic * * * Set. Donald M. Hohmann, 35, who was alone in the car, followed and shot him four times with police revolver, “I hated to do it,” Hohmann said. “I can't bear kill animals."* Hohmann said the out into the road leap over his station car. The animal failed to vehicle and smashed into breaking the windows and denting the side and top. Hohmann said a Fairlane care- taker told him the buck was the last of a 40-deer herd which had! roamed the 1,360-acre estate years, ago. Fire Hits Berkley Shop $1,000 damage. Berkley firemen said the cause of the fire was an. overheated furnace, | Kaew By E. H. SIMS What are nature’s signs in the sky which tell us of approaching' rain? There are pad clues, if one will observe the sky, wind, etc. | carefully. The best-known is a fall- ing barometer, but there are others | which require no instruments, Low clouds are a clue, especially in summer. A rainbow to the wind- ward is another sign.»Smoke cur- ling downward and staying close to the earth is yet another. More distant clues can be found by watching the moon. A halo a web-like cirrus clouds high in the sky usually mean coming rain — maybe a day away. In summer and at some other times of year a dry morning (without dew) in-| dicates rain. | It can also be “‘felt’’ as it ap-| proaches by women with sensitive hair, by many with arthritis or creaky icints, and by many ani- mals, which can be observed close- ly as forecasters. The Weather Fun U8 Weather Boreag Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly, cloudy and centinued cold with a few snow flurries tenight and temerrow.' lev tonight 26-36. High temeorrow near) 40. Westerly winds at 15-75 miles an hour Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 am: 28 At @ am: Wind Velocity 15 mph »Direction: Southwest £ seta Friday at § 05 pm Bur ~ ses Saturday at 7:32 am “foon sets Friday et 6:13 p.m i Moor rises Gaturday at 920 am Dewntew. Temperatures -. 98 @am, . ll am 28 HCE Ie sqennpode 28 13m! .......-- 28 Ram. ..28 lpm 8 9am « 28 S$ p.m........-- 30 10am 28 | Thursday in Pontiac (ar recorded downtown) Fiigheect tem>erature ...... ae . 16 Lowest temryerature .....-.cc.cc2e.. Mean temperature 32.5 Wat Cloudy. ‘trace ‘of snow | Ore Year Age in eens j Righeet temperaturd ...... esse OO Lowest ‘emperature ......¢. nepooes< be Mies “or pe@rTetur@® ... wereseressas: =| Weather — Snow 03 Highest and Lowest Temperatures Thfe Date tn 85 Years 9 tn 10; © tm 1880) irsday's Temperature Chart: Aipece 17 27 Los Angeles 78 54) altimere 87 28 Marquette 29 18 Fismerc* 75 16 Memphis 54 O35 va "‘e “? SS Miem! 7% «71 Puffate 38 29 Milwaukee 31 U8, er €2 48 Minneapolis 29 15 cago 14 26 New Orleans 71 87! cinrati 44 28 Omaha 29 7 (eerland 40 30 Pellston 32 34] enyer 0 12 Phoenix 69 47 avai | 9 28 Pittsburgh “4 yahath 24°10 «St. Louis 43 25 Fort Worth 85 37 8. Francisco 66 48 Ropits 73 26 &, Ste Marie 32 21 Houghton 23 20 Traverse C. 35 25 racksonrifie €7 82 Washington 5? 42 Kernen City 37 25 Seattle 41 77 Lansing 25 Tampa 77 «60 jed one of its members, Wayne and jost control skidding approxi- | Weaver, as the credit union’s new | mately 175 feet, sideswiping itreasurer, Rice said. tree and skidding another 75 feet jhave developed since—September, | )1956, the last time that federal demolished. \ ecanmmers checked the books. ' Of sunshine, most of which is wasted at present.” _ stitute of Technology, predicted deserts would be. irrigated by Credit Union Shortage Revealed by Directors (Continued From Page One) Sa Kees co eae gat | members and assets of close to in saiags af Sie areiit unico, 8 $4 million. requirement — o» Detroit Driver Hits Tree; in Hospital The credit union is insured by A Detroit man was rushed to ae os the Employes Mutual Liability In- surance Company of Wausau, Wis. for 100 per cent of any losses "| to $1 million, Rice said. “I want to make it ecttety clear to our membership that their Pontiac General Hospital shortly, investments are safe, with no ifs, before 1 p.m. today after his car| ‘ands or buts about it,” Rice said. reportedly hit a tree no M24 in| also the C ; (said Oakland’ County Sheriff's Bank’s Perry street branch, had DePuties. been hired by the credit union | Deputy to take over as manager in mid- jthat Raymond R. Eiben, 23, 13903 Alma St., Decem ae. Ford with a The board of trustees has elect-| mobile engine. He passed aca The shortages, Rice believed.|into a second tree. Schneider, The Chief Pontiac Federa] Credit cuts of the head and face. Los Angeles Raked 1; Jacqueline Williams, 139; Eula Dubberly, 18; | 4). Command and the B58 fs a Birmincha |Y. MCA. Employees -.2.....05.0- : Frida ae Saturda Only . Linda Ledden, 76; and Sally Shaw, 121. new, improved model. The F Seen Church [Farmer Snover Puneral Home": : —PRICES SLASHED on Allg Meanwhile, there were these! Christian Science Church ae [Porshe Qakland Girl "scout" ¥ Famous Brand ELECTRIC; other developments on the de- fense front: —The Air Force disclosed that duction order was expected to in- | ¢ U. S. \to supply to pear tit Mut dacaet ok Sia a with nuclear Marsh conoens ‘and oro the Sov-|works is another book which will 25 CARDS pa «++. $2.00 jets’ advantage ot\having a suc- |deal with situations which arise in The Pontiac Area United Fund] § roger ¢. cessful long-range missile. levery life, leaving persons lost and Headquarters has announced the} I —— \ iconfused. She points out that so- following lists of gifts of $50 or ORDER te ed Gerald Ford \(R-Mich) | ciety has institutions, social agen-| more plus hope to those persons who loss and confusion when her | ef a diamond ring valued at husband died se suddenly elght | about $1,000. 4 small safe con- years ago, There was nothing to | taining about $3,009 worth of de—there was nowhere to qurn, | government bonds was removed from vou so she instinctively turned te | from the home, , , She spoke of several incidents in wedding ring set a natural the writing of the book where she ‘became blocked through lack of in-| formation or through her emotions. * * * In each case, she said, she “turned to God and invariably my [prayers were answered.” } UF Names Donors in Large-Gift Group General Printing Employees . Stuart Smith Beve: erage ny Emplo Lewis See a Pontiac — ry and Dry Clean- ers Employees icies and medical science to cope with every problem. “I hope to give some solace ng, pre eete eer teesee elation anaag ben cone os Coad ‘ouncil, Boy 160.00) find themselves in this situation,” |west Betcote ‘Giase Company of eee ae: Pontt «. West Detrott Giass Company of | Pontiac Lome aavigha cine os cisiea ne \6 Rip’s Restauran ac cosece ¥ and. Ths amily verre call oWiana’ church burglaty has solved three Edward Lelan Eecues The arNtet of a Detroit man in/T and his confession tol? So ar io +. BRAZORS .. . BUY NOW§ for CHRISTMAS GIFTS! 4 MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS Camp Fire — Empicyees Mars. —- John Pe calcecesibwe ce mess ces |C Kinney wanigewesr sles E. Daubenspeck, Inc. ':*. exe dames Episcopal wer entered earlier this week, where @ total of $60 was stolen. Chureh Essense Sees 883823 32333: “active research endeavors” have| were thoroughly ransacked \ o \* been launched for beg — ot! both manned space ships by Violent Winds \Miriani Wants 50-50 | istate, with approximately 10 000 (Continued From Page One) was in the “worst possible area” and in “the most valuable wa- tershed in the world.” “There's 50,000 acres without a road in there,’” he said. About 900 fire fighters were on! 'the lines. A hundred Indians were | to be flown in from Albuquerque, he n Long Beach, the wind-lashed ane yacht Gosling was reported safely anchored off Santa Rosa! Island today after having spent ‘an uneasy night in violent Pacific waters. Irvine said it is ‘well within rea- son” that space ships will fight the next major war. —Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker declared that Ameri- cans might as well “forget’’ spending. He based his state- ment on a four-week study of the financial] picture with other top Pentagon officials. —The Senate Preparedness Sub- committee was to meet behind cite "sation te see De>- Hoffa Trial Opens Welfare Funds Again Wiretap.Ch DETROIT - Mayor Louis C. ths) on ire ap. arges Miriani\said today Detroit will press for\a change in the state | b i i NEW YORK @ — After months [!aws to resjore the former 50-50 : of delay, James R. Hoffa goes |split between \the city and state WITHOUT | on triaj today in federal court jon welfare payments. The state TRAOE-IN | on wiretap conspiracy charges. [now pays only 30\per cent. Hoffa, president-elect of the | Miriani expressed his views after Teamsters Union, is charged with Daniel J. Ryan, Dettoit superin- : conspiring here to Illegally tap itendent of welfare, sali the city! the telephones in the union’s De- is running more than $2 million } gle agree gate short in its welfare funds ‘at the ¥ of smaller fry could be over- | moment. — SCHICK Model 25: Electric Shaver ammoune \Orion Township traveling at speeds ees |approaching 100 miles per hour, | Raymond Pilon said| abled craft and its 12 passengers gation. was driving a 1953 “souped up” One| - Says City Teamsters Deputies reported the car was The hospital has not yet issued a report on Eiben’s con- | married with fourj|dition, but said he suffered a’ children, lives at 161 Ottawa Dr./broken leg, multiple bruises, and\°4 in violation of the union's con-) making” authority has been Hoffa, who makes his head- quarters in Detroit, also is under | federal indictment — 7 | charges. The Coast Guard said a rescue|closed doors late today to make ivessel was alongside and a Navy final plans for the opening Mon- §| ship probably would tow the dis-iday of its missile-satellite invest} to Port Hueneme sometime today.| —The House Military Appropri- Elmer McKenzie, 22, who gave |The yacht shipped water badly. {ations Subcommittee wound up its | ltwo-day hearing and prepared to tour the Army’s Redstone arsenal | at Huntsville, Ala., and the Air | Force missile test center at Cape | Canaveral, Fla. | Gave Probers Files | rresisent retecahonar_wee | pictured as the only real “czar” (Continued From Page One) in the U. S. missile-satellite pro- jbeen received so far, were elect- Always Compare Prices at SIMMS Before You Buy + hk Famous Brands * Bulova * Elgin _* Longines \stitution. granted to Dr. James R. Killian, | DI UN Delegates elected Hoffa to the| the President’s special assistant | gram. 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BLAKESLEE of energy from the atom or sun,, Right now, out of every 100 chil-, ' AP Science Reporter new sources of food, synthetic ma- dren entering first grade, only 59 Last in Series iterials, the answers to present and/finish high school, 13 graduate: NEW YORK i—Scientists are unpredictable needs. Rocks, sun. from college and only 3 become just beginning their most exciting Ocean and air are the fundamen. | engineers or a adventures and achievements. |tal resources, if they can be! * ~ Ahead lie limitless power from used. He calls for more research to jatoms by taming the H-bomb re-| Brainpower is the key to using find embryo scientists early, for | action . .. trips to the moon or them. Prospects of success are more women to become scientists, \Mars . . control of heart attacks thin unless we use our brainpow- for teaching that awakens rather | land cancer . . perhaps the crea-|er better, warns Dr. John R. Weir, than deadens interest and curios- tion of life in the laboratory . . |associate professor of psychology ity, financial aid for capable ‘stu- certainly more insight into puzzies at the California Institute of Tech-'dents, better pay for teachers. ‘of the human mind and human Sam | Military defense or survival de- j havior. . * * Peds inane and more on pire } new eas, new weapons, scie | Best of all, many discoveries of Marriage License | is the cradle for nadine of de. the next 100 years can’t be pre- \fending against intercontinental dicted at all—just as technology icati saint was unpredictable 50 to 100 ste Appl cations es * * Irene A. Brown, 26 Sto Today's and tomorrow's chal- ago, The opportunity and patil Prank E. Peeples, Pecrien Plains for new young scientists are at-| Roneld—J,_Lene—_Wayne—_—_— paafprited finaing a os rnin ioeen be be Parks ~ Jsclences, the study of man, his ore. ‘behavior, his control over his so- Human curiosity, using | iciety. More basic research is need- training, can utimately expect to| ‘ed to win this knowledge answer all secrets of nature, de-| James P Cross, Holly This ts critical. How will lelares Dr. Norris W. Rakestraw, 4 LE mmm : land Saas tise Ge oocers ee i , _| Harold EB Stevens, 499. Wo Huron of the Scripps Institute of Ocean Amends © Oreaee Kesge Harbor knowledge from science—for good Donald F. Nissen. Wixom Marjorie A. Watson, Milford 10 hy, La Jolla, Calif. ns grapn a ra * | Orvitie L. Cork Selfridge AFB or bad, to destroy or build? Will ona! Clattanes P, Miller, 240 W. Walton the new things yet to come be Science is young. Only 300; |. panstte. Nort good or bad? years ago did man learn to think) frhe! E Palmer. Novi . «££ ‘and experiment scientifcally. 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Then Indiana lumps a large number of tax advantages under these headings: “No Corporation Tax, No Manufacturer's Tax, No Net Worth Tax, No Value-Added Tax, No Penalty Tax, No Sales ; o ‘Use’ Tax.” 5 ~ Several are aimed at Michigan. x * * Then she asserts: “Indiana’s Right to Work Law Is the First Enacted by ‘ a Major Industrial State.” She must be right. Further, “Indiana Has Had Only That's a record of sorts. Finally she claims that Indiana is first in the area (and that includes Michigan) and second in the Nation in per capita new-plant building. * x * Then she asserts that in a 24 month consecutive period, Indiana has had seven new plants a month and in the last half year, ten new ones a month. This is competition Michigan must face and look squarely in the eye. Arms for Tunisians France's Foreign Minister Prwgau is in Washington to discuss among other things, British-American deliy- ery of arms to Tunisia, In the first place Tunisia’s Premier |______Bourcursa is moderately pro-French and although he wanted independ- ence for his country, he did not wish to cut ties with France in so far as defense and trade were concerned. By refusing the Premier’s request for small arms—500 rifles and 50,000 rounds of ammunition to equip 6,000 national guardsmen—on the grounds that the arms might be turned over to Algeria, the French opened the way for a Russian offer. * x * To counter this move Britain and the United States decided to send the arms to Tunisia over French protests. Premier Bour- guiba, as he had done previously in his appeal to France, promised that none would disappear over the Algerian border into rebel hands. Even if they did, the amount is so small it could not make much difference. Surely the French should be able to see that their refusal could push Tunisia toward the Soviet urbit. Rus- Sia gained influence in Egypt and Syria by supplying them with arms. * * ~~ Foreign Minister Prvgau has declared that the Anglo-Ameri- can action is a breach of the NATO alliance. France's internal troubles, embarrassing to the THE PONTIAC PRESS Published te Tue Pontisc Press Companv 48 W. Huron &t. Pontiae 12. Michigan Trade Mark Daliv Except Sunday Reossrit Bassrtr, Jouw A. RiLey, Executive Vice President Assistant Advertising and Advertising Director Manager Bowaro Ho Fitzscrnatp nm, Eant M. [reapwett., Viee President and Circulation Manager Business Manager GQ Manswars. Jona, Joun W. Frrectaats, Local Advertising Secretary and Editor Manager Roerrt B. Tire Gronce Co Inaraw, Managing Editor Classified Manager Entered at Post Office Pontiac. as second class matter The Associated Press ts cutttled exclusivelt ia t age for republication of ail loca! news printed im th: newspaper as wel! eas ai) AP “ewe fepetches Tue Pontiac Press is delivered by cartier for 40 cen’ @ Week: where carrier service fs not available br na wa Oakland, Genesee Livingston, Macomb Lapeer and esutenaw Counties ft ts $1200 a vear: elsewhere 1: Michiaan and all other places in the United State: £20 00 @ vear All mat) subseriptions pavabie tn advarce Phone Pontiac FE 2-8181. MEMBER OF AITDOIT BUREAU OF WIRCTT «TIONE \ 7 ) One Tax Rate Increase in 26 Years.” on the island. ’ ing terms of San Angelo’s future pros- 4 West also, have blinded her poli- ticlans to the need for keeping Tunisia on the side of the West. The decision to supply small arms appears to be in the interest of NATO. Ceylon Government Nationalizes Buses In the 1956 election, S.W.R.D. BANDARAIKE ran on a platform of - nationalization of every big business After election, Prime Minister BANDARAIKE was faced with re- ality. Foreign owned plantations were the number one target. However, he found that they were well managed and more- over, nad capital for expansion. Besides they were the hackbone of the economy and it would be dangerous to tamper with them. x * * To make good election promises he turned his attention to the bus trans- port system. The service was poor Pjayid Lawrence Asks: and the people were complaining. So BANDARAIKE hired experts to make a survey. On January 1 next, after two years of looking for something to nationalize, the . government of Ceylon will take its first step. The privately owned bus system WASHINGTON — Realism is stil! rare here in the appraisal of poli- cies that must prevail if America is to defend herself promptly will be taken over. In accordance weapons “ of any kind. with the findings of the experts, Yor the big is the government will have to pro- vide new buses and raise fares. actly can the or- * * * . 3 der be given for This-is hardly what the politicians iaaet otek promised nor the people expected of ar = re- Socialism. ‘ Se c retary LAWRENCE of State Dulles. answering a question at a news conference at Chicago, said that retaliation from bases abroad would be instantaneous if there were another attack “like Pear! Harbor."" But behind that state- ment are many unanswered ques- tions such as these: 1. While the United States itself is committed to instant retaliation if an attack against any member country of the North At- lantic Treaty Organization, is it necessary to get the permission of In spite of its reputation, the number an allied nation before American 13 hasn’t been so bad to —— fire weapons from over- Raymond Turner aces aA * * of 1134 Cloverlawn Ave. Born on that 2. If permission must be ob- date, there are 13 letters In his name tained from local civilian author- He has recounted to me more than a ities, does this mean that the Brit- score of instances in his-life where it has sh = nen mgr nina “ ead ed Fis om Seen majority of them and how tong a delay would this. ng for the good. « occasion while New York or Chica- The principal unlucky event was last 4. was being bombed? March when his railroad train was stalled |_. - p —— for a few days in the snow drifts in Kan- ‘ *t AELY POSITIVE Nop sas and 13 Diesels couldn't pull them out These two points have long been argued, and military men usually But on the rescue train he drew seat 13 lave anewered poaltiecty (at there would be no delay. They have In a recent issue of the San Angelo jeer assuming instant co-operation (Texas) Standard-Times, I saw an in- from parliamentary bodies. teresting article about my old friend, In the North Atlantic Treaty, Frank Steere. Congress has already authorized _ the President to use American With his son, Morris, he was visiting military forces to resist any at- Frank Foster. Mr. Steere spoke in glow- tack. The treaty, in effect, says that an attack on any member of NATO is an attack against the United States. Under the Constitu- tion, the President has the power to use the military forces at once to repel any attack against the United States. By construing the interests of The Man About Town 13 Not So Bad - Usual Unlucky Number Is OK With Pontiac Man Snow: What the poets call beautiful—and you can make it so if you wish. pects and the Texas paper ran a fine front page story about Frank’s accom- plishments, and it was topped off with a three-column photograph. The San Angelo Standard- Times is published by my old friend Houston Harte, and Hous- ton is one of the rocks of Gi- braltar in the newspaper business. thing as the territory of the Unit- ed States, Congress, in ratify- ing the NATO treaty in 1949, con- sented to the instant exercise of the war power by the executive. Presumably any military opera- tions thereafter would result in a resolution by Congress ratifying a “state of war.” This happened in the case of Pearl Harbor, when the executive ordered counter at- tacks and then received confirm. ing authority from Congress a few days later. But this is not the kind of set- up which today prevails in the parliamentary bodies abroad. No advance authorization has been giv- en by either the British or French parliament to allow American com- manders at bases in those coun- tries to use their weapons in re- taliation. The Communists have relied on this gap, and military men here have been uneasy about it, despite assurances from London and Paris A cock pheasant and harem of three ‘hat in an emergency of this sort there wouldn't be any question The Pontiac area’s Indian background is given further publicity-by the Rochester Paper Company, of which the president (who also raises™ turkeys by the thousand), is Pau: H. Travis, in manufacturing its Indian brand of blotting papers under such titles as chief, arrow, tomahawk, wigwam and warrior Entries already received in our postage contest show a wide vari- ance in combinations of stamps in covering the total postage of 12 cents on an air mail letter. Some contestants already have figured out combinations away over the hundred mark. A $25 bond goes for the greatest num- ber. hens that took refuge in the poultry yard about granting the necessary au- of thority. of Pontiac take citi e the eS ee ng the open season now have disappeared. It will be noted that Secretary Dulles in his remarks at Chicago — says that the forces of the United= y ° States stationed abroad are so in- Verbal Orchids to- termingled with allied forces al- ready—and presumably would be Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Fisk irtegrated even more under the of 201 Seminole Ave.; sixtieth wedding Proposed establishment by NATO anniversary. of intermediate bases for missiles G ' —that it would be natural for the ardner Larrimore Americans to retaliate immediate- of Keego Harbor; elghty-first birthday. ly. Mr. and Mrs. Delius Maison With the threat, however, of the of Imlay City; golden wedding. intercontinental missile which might come from Russia at-a speed the United States as the same— of thousands of miles per hour, the United States finds it more than ever necessary to use shorter-range missiles operating from NATO bases overseas, This opens anew the question of authority to function from such bases. It will not be enough to leave the matter hang- ing in the air, as in past confer- When Will ‘Retaliate’ Be Ordered? ences on the subject, with the vague assurance that the civilian parliaments will act in due time. Realism requires that this crucial issue be faced squarely at the NATO conference to be attended by President Eisenhower in Paris next month. (Copyright, 1957) Dr. William Brady Says: Real Danger of Smoking From Carbon Monoxide . Smokers frequently ask how long it takes to get the “nicotine” out of your system. I clothe “nico- tine’’ in quotes because I do not believe the nicotine in tobacco has anything to do with the effects of smoking. : I believe the ill effects of smok- ing are due main- ly to the carbon monoxide the smoker inhales or absorbs into his or her blood through the lining of nose, mouth _ throat and, if he or she inhales smoke, the lining of the lar- ynx ‘voice box), trachea (wind- OR. BRADY pipe) and bronchial tubes. . * * * It would take less than 24 hours to get all the nicotine out of system, if the victim survived. The medical authorities, chemists, toxicologists, pharmacolo- gists, physiologists and pathologists _ Increase Size of Sunday School have been passing the buck these many years in reference to “‘nico- tine poisoning''—each seems to rely on his predecessors for knowledge. The lethal dose of nicotine for adults is 8 grains, but death has been reported from 1 grain, states one textbook of therapeutics. Var- ious authorities say that tobacco contains from 2 per cent (Mary- ase oe Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Punch and Judy is a show... All children like to see . . . It stirs imagination for . . . The heroes they would be . . . Because in nine times out of. ten . .. The devil _ loses out . . . And in addition he receives . . . A. most resounding clout . . . It gives them inspiration and ... Perhaps some courage too . . To carry out in their own way ... The tasks they have to do .. . But as they strive to emulate ... May children never be... As puppets that are pulled by strings . . . To shape their destiny . . . May they be free from influence .. . As they pursue their way ... To help the whole wide world to-reach .. . A bright and better day. (Copyright, 1957) The Country Parson (Mi he “A man who feels no need to be better tomorrow probably thinks he's better today than he is,” se the _ job. land) to 6 per cent (Virginia) or 8 per cent (Kentucky) nicotine. Even though all the nicotine, Tobacco amblyopia (weak sight), color blindness, peptic ulcer com- plex, palpitation and excessively rapid heart beat on moderate ex- ertion, cold toes and cold fingers from constriction of the terminal arterioles, thrombo-angiitis obliter- ans (Buerger’s disease) are mani- festations of tobacco poisoning which persist for months after the last smoke. * * * Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to persona! health and hygiene, not, disease, diag- nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. WilMam Brady, if a stamped, seif- addressed envelope is sent to e Pon- tlac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright, 1957) Voice of the People "Hunter Anpiy Over Tie. at Pinconning and Standish Tie-Up The state of Michigan completed the 100 million dollar bridge at the Straits just in time to eliminate the usual 10 to 20 mile traffic tie-up of bunters trying to get to the upper peninsula. . - 4 x *& * : So what happens, Pinconning and Standish operate their signal in the normal manner and the result is an 11 mile double fine of cars trying te get past these two towns. : : While spending an hour and a half in this line, I heard a radio re- port that traffic is heavy but moving normally, even though I was at a standstill. 2 * x * As for me, I've bought my last pound of Pinconning cheese and. haye eaten my last meal at Standish. ‘Wives Should Learn Finance’ Husbands should train their wives in money matters of all kinds—investing, bank accounts, insurance, inheritance taxes, etc., so if they are left widows, they won't be swimming in water over their depth. Widow ‘There’s No Choice About Foreign Aid’ “Tired of Giving Handouts” fails to understand that the rea- son we give foreign aid is to help these struggling countries develop economically and eventually to stand on their own feet. If we withdraw our aid, Russia is wait- ing. to pounce and suck them into her orbit. Willing To Give ‘You'd Certainly Never Guess It’ A recent survey in Chicago re- vealed that teenagers’ No. 1 In- terest is their clothing and per- sonal appearance. If so, why don’t they do something about it? It would rest our eyes if they even made a start. , Weary ‘What Is Sound Made by Deer?’ As deer hunting season fs with us again, I'd like to know or have someone tel] me—what kind -of a cry or call does a deer make? Wondering (Editor's Note: According to Seton's ‘“‘Life of Game Animals,” the deer has been known to whistle when frightened, some- times snort from other causes, and in mating season, the bucks utter a peculiar call like a sheep bleating or like the creaking of two trees rubbing together.) ‘City Has Lost Fine Leader’ Those of us who knew and worked with Fannie Aten in League of Women Voters and many other community projects can only agree she was a fine person, and her unfailing service will long be remembered. To everything that took her interest, Mrs, Aten gave her all. Pontiac has lost a fine, loyal community leader. Laura Belz 29'g Thorpe St. Lower Peninsula Deer Hunter Suggests GM Build Hospital May I ask why the hospital was not finished, in the first place, by the contractor? They. then tried to soak taxpayers over @ million dollars more to finish it. Thanks to overburdened prop- erty owners it was turned down and rightly so. We can't cope with taxation now. I'm a GI with twe children and have been layed off for the past five months. I've drawn all my unemployment § and haven't been called back, se how do they expect me to make my home payment and support — a wife and family? How can City and hospital management expect to get more money from taxpayers when they can’t cope with back taxes? May I make a suggestion? It’s about time General Motors built -a hospital or at least build a wing on it when we are in need. Ex-GI . (Editor’s Note: General Motors paid slightly over half the orig- ina] $3,000,000 voted fo. the hos- pital addition by taxation. Says God Calls Men to Ministry We are a couple with small chil- dren, my husband has a good job and we own our home, but the Lord hag called him into the min- istry. Just to get the education necessary, which is four years college and three of seminary, will take all we have plus what we will have to depend upon from wants to care for his Prayers are that God rill lead us into the mission field THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Se Mordecai went his way, and did according to all that Esther ea commanded him. — Esther i. & A * Doing the will of God eaves me no time for disputing about His plans.—George McDonald. Case Records of a-Psychologist: Notice the wonderful work that Ellen is doting with a class of 12-year-old girls in Sunday School. Ellen was disheartened at first, but in just sir weeks’ time, see the amount of good she has done. Teachers are sculptors in human clay, and can accomplish miracles if they psychological methods. Scrapbook this case By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case W-347: Ellen W., aged 16. is the Sunday school teacher who asked for specific advice on how attend- employ four - an- swer tests and fae challenge a boys’ - class to an at- tendance race, for her pupils were 12- year - old ; girls, OR, CRANE Six weeks passed by and then Ellen gave me the following prog- ress report. “Dr, Crane,” she began as she bubbled over with enthusiasm, “my Sunday school class of girls now has 17 as an uverage at- tendance. “But just six weeks ago our aa about those four-answer tests I've been using. * * * “The girls enjoy making them, too. Each week I select a different pair to help me. We then go over the lesson and make 10 to 20 state- ments. “Then we type enough copies for the entire class, using several carbons, so it really isn't a hard “And on Sunday, we divide the class into three or four groups, a u with a captain at the head of each. The girls in each gtoup combine their knowledge and try to beat the other team. “It really is great fun. And the girls have learned more facts about the Bible in these six weeks than they ever knew in their en- tire lives. HOME TEACHERS “But I think their greatest de- light is in taking their four-answer test questions home, For then they give the quiz to their parents. “My girls, of course, know the right answers, but their daddy and mother seldom do. “For example, we use such four- answer items as: * * * “The Bible contains Low many books—39-54-66-98. “The first Gospel to be written was — MATTHEW-MARK-LUKE- JOHN, “The book of Acts was written by — PETER - PAUL - THOMAS- LUKE. “Several of the parents have ex- pressed appreciation for the fact that their daughters are now read- ing the Bible voluntarily. “And then we challenged a boys’ class to an attendanco con- test. They beat us in numbers, for a wiener roast, but e had for a “I think we'll probably win this time. And their teacher is now explain how Jesus was the World's Greatest Psychologist. “It was so interesting that our Sunday school Superintendent asked her to give it to several other classes. “And now she has confided to me that she thinks she'd like to be a missionary. ~ “I misjudged her, I confess, for I originally thought she was the least religious girl in the group, “But I have now learned she comes from a broken home, so ‘ : ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, er NOVEMBER 22, 1957 SEVEN. 4 ..» Df you are replacing the old, or buying ALL NEV, consider [ : ()% _ LESS . YES, 50%, LESS THAN YOU WOULD NORMALLY PAY FOR FINE, SOLID CHERRY FURNITURE SPECIALLY PURCHASED ...at such a fantastic low price that we had to look twice! Now you can have the kind of furniture for your home you've always . these low prices possible for you. Won't you come in early and see this ; Come Jn Toni. etait © a ‘a . . . a x ight . WV : Tay wanted at the price that's really easy on the smallest budget. 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Squillante, self-styled godson of the murdered mobster Albert Anastasia, was held in a_ cell pending arraignment later in the day along with an indicted brother and an associate. * * * , 40, is accused of ex- tortion and attempted extortion in Nassau County, a Long Island commuting suburb of New York City. Allegedly the racket boss of the 50 - million-dollar-a-year garbage and rubbish pickup business in the New York metropolitan area, he took the Fifth Amendment last Friday in Washington. He refused to answer questions before the Senate committee investigating rackets in the fields of labor and management, * * * The county grand jury,m eeting in an extraordinary night session, handed up indictments shortly be- tore against Squil- lante, his brother Nunzio and Car- men De Cabia, president of the men’s Assn., an employer group. All three were charged with & at- tempted extortion, and Vincent Squillante and De Cabia with ex- tortion also, in connection with garbage carting contracts. at Mitchel Alr Force Base and its nearby barracks area, * * * The indictment charges that An- gelo Recchia, who formerly had a contract to haul the Air Force base garbage, gave up the con-| tract to the Squillane group and; paid $3,900 to Vincent Squillante after being threatened with being forced out of business. Immediately after the grand! jury returned the indictments, | County Judge Paul Widlitz issued bench warrants to police, who! picked up the defendants at their; homes, 1-14 — GREEKS GOOD truck king Vincent Squillante was! the garbage collection industry in| - AP Wirephote WAXY MARILYN — That's right — it's not really Marilyn Monroe — or any other person, for that matter, but a life-size wax replica of the famous actress at Madame Tussaud’s wax ‘works exhibition in London. Exhibitors used Marilyn’s known measurements and photographs of her to create this waxed like- | ness. Lab Technician Feeds Greeks Good Teachers LOS ANGELES (INS) — A uni- versity professor believes moderr educators could take lessons from some of the real veterans of the teaching field—like Aristotle and Plato. Dr. Lawrence E. Vredevoe, of the University of California at Los Angeles, says the ae Greek philosophers advocated many progressive educational the- ories in use today. Modern Touch in Rite WALPI, Ariz. (—Ancient rain- making ceremonies of the Hopi Indians had a modern touch_this year. While Hopi children staged their colorful butterfly dance, a group of Indians at a nearby ham- burger stand were listening to a radio—and keeping a boxscore of a St. Louis-Brooklyn baseball game. Nickel Steel in Keys GARY, Ind. — Nickel steel, an’ alloy of nickel, copper, and zinc, is often used in making keys be. cause of its strength and ability to resist corrosion and wear. | waste basket. The bottle was re-|Hotel Woman Deadly Poison HOUSTON, Tex. @—A 46-year- Van Alstine and then poured two old laboratory technician last ounces of the solution into a gas | night sobbed that she mistakenly for her to drink, fed a woman patient two ounces | She quoted Mrs. Van Alstine as) of deadly sodium cyanide thinking) saying, “Oh, that tastes horrible.” | it was a solution for a diabetes, The patient then drank the rest test. The patient fell dead. inisieres the solution to Mrs. “It dawned on me that T might | Margaret Van Alstine, 67. Mrs, Van Alstine had called on|"° Mrs. Nash's employer Dr. Joseph E. West Jr. Wednesday and re- turned for the tests at his direc- tien. Detective Hi. W. Rodgers said no charge would be filed but the) case would be referred to a grand| jury. Rodgers said Mrs. Nash told him“ she prepared what ite \Returns Hotel Towel thought was a dextrose solution Wednesday with crystals from al PHILADELPHIA (P—A package | bottle which she discarded in a arrived at the Benjamin Franklin from Joplin Mo., con- covered and found to be labeled taining a big bath towel, with the sodium esas |hotel’s name and the 1943 date it x iwas put into service. A_ note, He said sis Nash told him she along with it read simply: “I) took a blood sample from Mrs.|couldn’t keep it any longer.” "she wept. nl West arrived a few min- utes later and administered an) adrenalin injection, “But she was) already dead,” he said. Mrs. Van Alstine-made her-sum- jmer home near Big Rapids, Mich., | but spent the winters with rela- tives here. She was a widow. Say Seagram's and be Sure SEAORAM-DISTILLENS COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROGE. 66% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, - | “Neus Deutchland”’ art The solution is to have a jeep drive down the runway, playing a tape-recorded cry of frightened seagulls. It works every time. he anteaters “In about three cases of twins}: IZ in eight, one twin is a boy, the pads other a-ak : | 10 pads I’ve spent most post-war years overseas; I'm just back from a long global reporting swing. I’ve seen leaking dollars fatten offers EXPERT Maltin REPAIR on i |the muscle, would dispatch a fresh’ American penicillin sold from |fact finding mission abroad. —|“free clinic’? medicine chests. \statement on |NOT THIS KIND I would take it to the homes of fusion” “among comrade artists’ | I don’t mean a whitewash mis-| U. 8 Navy, Army and Air Force about Western theories. Bour -_.islen of do-gooders or Congressmen! brass in 20 countries where (geois ideology is still strong.” |hunting souvenirs. That kind ar-| their children are driven to work.| The newspaper described Bour-| iTive in Ankara or London or Ka-| by a drafted sailor from Kansas, |geois ideology as creating “al , |Fachi at 10 a.m., are stuffed with) their dinner served by. a drafted iplace in the clouds where art, use- a two-hour diplomatic lunch, a high soldier from Michigan; their less and ‘clean,’ exists only for RS | tea, a cocktail party, a black tie) wives’ market baskets carried itself.” pegged Next morning 4hey wing) by a drafted airman from New ~ joff, heavy with indigestion, light! Jersey.” Hh) iniee mation: | I would take it to Kai Tak Air- Teacher for 42 Years IT mean a mission of business. field, Hong Kong, to watch U. 8. Gets OK as Substitute men familiar with particular for- | military planes from other Orient- ; ; i | eign regions, Of correspondents (al capitals land wives of our bu-| HARTFORD, Conn. » — Miss. .| whe know Belgian or Japanese ‘reaucrats for shopping sprees. |Kathleen M. Gibbs filled in yes-| political shenanigans like City | The cross - s&ction of shame'terday as a substitute teacher at: Hall reporters, know Tammany. |itemized above does not intend to|the new Park Ave. School. Retired generals who know |indicate blanket scandal. These| One of third-grade pupils told! when a division commander — are the soft, shabby spots. Butjher at close of day: | Chinese or Arabian—is feather- |they cost—you and you and you—| ‘Gosh, you'd make a good| bedding. millions. teacher. You ought to go into the) | I believe such a mission w Patriotic foreign friends, once| business.” : Lease Citting’ ealmiery | Bond pa, Ge re money| Miss Gibbs taught school for 42 | per cent, economic aid 50 per cent.| lates at our treasury are not in'years before she retired last June. ' ‘Without pulling back a single sol- MAGAZINE'S NEW HOME — An architect's drawing shows the new 4i-story Time and Life mid-Manhattan. The $70,000,000 building is slated AP Wirephote building now being constructed in New York's for occupancy in the fall of 1959. Soble’s Spying Career Ends in Prison Sees Object Lesson in Plight i}dier on guard against Soviet ad-! |ventures. But by introducing ef-' ; ficiency. + | ° (This ts article of © series Williams, by his former Chief I am telling you the full truth now! If I belonged to such a mission. [; f Uh In | ( fm which conf Soviet spy Jack id ; “ ” je hes told t secrete |Assistant Thomas B. Gilchrist Jr.,|when I talk to you. ; |I would take it to the ““Uyneo PX"’| i of on captons in the os a . |—the black market of Tokyo's Today be" tells what, he sq, {and by the present chief eosictent: “It Is very hard for me, but I Uyneo Station where bargain. 4 y tno ing arrest, about eratic way of life im the U.S.) By JACK SOBLE (Written with Jack Lotto) Arthur Christy, by their ee know what I did to this country |priced’ merchandise brought over’ and by the special agents of the; Which mever did any wrong to for our troops at high taxpayer, FEL me and — gave us refuge, (cost is peddied illegally. - | which could have made us happy = Their attitude and treatment was as TO MANILA not only a source of great wonder| *84 Tespectable citizens. fte NOW! wife, Myra, trembled and held my hand tightly as we sat and listened to Federal Judge Richard H. Levet to us, but it too served to point out by contrast how utterly false and cruel is the system which is{ without consideration or pity for) the individual. REPEATS TESTIMONY To the American people, I can only contritely reaffirm what I Deluded by a false dogma, we turned our backs to faith in God) Manila, and the good things of this life. We now face long, lonely, bleak years of imprisonment. Over and over again I ask my- self: Is there hope for us in the future? : It would take it to our economic. aid mission on Dewey boulevard, where recently directors told me the Philippines could live’ and prosper without one free American dollar—if integrity dom-: inated. x weeld inke % t one couairy | be A f vi * : ‘ Py, is # j ae N ‘ ' ,, @ oe F aes OF om aie a: Soe x COMBINATION BUYS sees #!! game at Ann Arbor last “ . | om this project-were Sharon Kunse,|euu» commitiess, They are: Pe | i d cruggs, n Spencer, Jean Chris —— Peggy Basore, and Leach, and Vivian Rusch, This en en|80", and Andie Allison, publicity Morgan, second vice - president; | ers attended the University of Mich-|ing reports. igan - University of Indiana foot- * * Newly - initiated members of the; | tarian, Janice Smith, Ruthann Us-| inger, Barbara Boneman, Carol! and Donna Van Horn, Becky| ‘Harris, Linda McDowell, Becky| Olsen, Linda Blair, Sharon Greg-' ory, and Rosalee Palina. 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After the meal. she cuts t supporting strands and lets ae in-| sect’s body drop away EAST L ANSING (INS) — Most * * * jstate governors have not needed! Unfortunately for the widow's|legislative experience to get reputation, she sometimes. bites. jelected to office in recent years. | people, generally when she is ac-| Dr. Joseph A. Schlesinger, Mich- | cidentally provoked, This trait a8jioin ae University political | earned ber a dreadful scientific ‘scientist, said he studied political name: Latrodectus Mactans (mur-| lcareers of all state net jderous Biting robher). 13870 10 1950 and found the number Drop for drop, the black widow's Slot those whol scrved ta legislatures venom is about 15 times more) ldropped from 63 = Yond 00 24 toxic than a prairie rattlesnake’s, |O'O? Leg but snakes are more dangerous be. |PEF cent during that. period. leause they fniect a much larger NOT BIG FACTOR quantity of poison He stated legislative experience “A Wack widow js easily identi-/becoming governor in the West fied. (The smaller males are harm-|than in the East. less.) She is thumbnail-size with | Schlesinger noted focal offi- long, wiry legs. The underside of cials such as miayers and coun- her shiny, black body has a yel-| citmen have a slim chance to be- coed Nene or red hourglass- come governor, except in Idaho. he | The political scientist said the MBS fo Broadcast Live eno. Kents Armas Ike’s Speech in Paris |Tennessee and Missouri has been to pick the governor from law en- NEW YORK (®—The Mutual Savcenmed socicea such as judges Broadcasting System. will broad-and state's attorneys. cast live on radio President Eisen-} *e *¢ *& hower’s Dec. 16 speech at the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-' tion Conference in Paris. 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The French wire-guided anti-tank missile, for instance, is so simple our homeland into a military base} A new addition to the U.S./it was demonstrated by ee against your people, to destroy our ground forces armament, for in-'soldiers who never saw it before sovereignty and subject our coun-|stance, soon will be a short-range|they had to fire it. PARIS (INS) — European part- ‘ ners in the North Atlantic Treaty "The entire Egyptian nation rose Organization have developed a in a body to fight against colonial-| series of superweapons verging on ism which attempted to transform the fantastic. try to selfish interests. At that!guided missile developed in France moment the Soviet Union supported/‘‘to make the tank obsolete.” the right cause for which our coun- try was fighting and the Egyptian TO BUY MISSILES - people were victorious.” “ The United States was among 61\the SS105 missiles for about $1.5 control of its nations which sent delegations, of-| million. bis 40th yee? of the Bolshe- which ts fired under water, takes revol a e te the alr, seeks out a sub- merged target and destroys it. Our loose-knit five-man group is The of the allied composed of Benny Bufano, San nature weapons ‘Girl Insists Her Pet Really Pedigreed Mutt | TAMPA, Fla. @ — When the ——e ‘ |Madison playground held its an-| ng the demonstration the nual pet show there were two soldiers fired the missile at a five- oi re tor dogs degree angle from the target and “V'S!ons for curved it in mid-flight-to prove it:Pedigrees and those without. lean go around corners. | But 10-year-old Gail Hatala The missile is a shaped charge » |with wings. It is guided by an old-| The U.S. government is negotiat- fashioned “joy stick’’ arrangement’ | jing with France to buy 1,000 of'which gives the soldier complete, missile with wings {s of prime Went home happy with first prize. flight. The French importance for allied navies fac. | |mastered the tricky problem of] ing the Soviet Union's estimated ficial and otherwise, to the now- One northern country has per- Perfecting the uncoiling wire tech-| 500 submarines. ending ceremonies commemorating fected an anti-submarine weapon |Tque. The French anti-tank missiles French soldiers were picked at |were designed primarily as ground- random for the demonstration to ,|to-ground prove that the weapon did net jrange but need trained specialists. / THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 eee en and children in Oman and) Gum stands for Gosudarstvonyi Yemen, and they do not even think | Universalny a gore = ee of sending a message to the United state department store. jofficial version. Fellow visiting| | part-time Muscovite Bill Hearst idenies this. He says it stands for “Gimbels and Macys.” a a DISCOUNTS the — those with tugged an obvious mongrel into the line of purebreds and a judge, In the demonstration a large asked her what breed she con-| number of tanks was moved over sidered her entry. ja hill by radio control. Within min-| “t's a pedigreed mutt,” she jutes more than’ three-fourths of replied. the tanks were destroyed. The underwater | A division for pedigreed mutts submarine Was created on the spot and Gail| Invest in Latin America BUENOS AIRES — More United States private investment is con- centrated in Latin America than in any other area of the world except Canada. Francisco sculptor; Professor|development programs was dis- Goodwin Watson of Columbia; |“losed to demonstrate that the Royal W. France, New York attor- paneer —e that NATO de- ney: Paul M. Sweezy, editor of|*!res will not be a one-way street, the Socialist ‘Monthly Review,” with the United States providing and Mitchell Wilson, Popular Sci-/#l! the knowledge. ence writer, who now rates with|FAR AHEAD semen Gale The French have at least three sian reading circles. electronic weapons far ahead of a quoted = Se Soviet press States. ee ee rans | one) Oe andl took eal tele aa siles the French have in produc- Bufano said Russian sculptors he) tien or nearing production lines has watched tend to ‘work too| wire-guided anti-personnel mis- mhuch on the details,” strive for| giles and a battlefield “seeing superficial likenesses and neglect) eye,” with a remarkable capa- to “penetrate as deeply as — bility. into the inner life of the subject. Actetiing ‘to Auecicens whe * * * have seen the seeing eye tested, THERE'S NO MAKE-BELIEVE ABOUT THIS CARPET! Professor Watson, who has made six trips here, is a psy~hologist.| “There is no need for secrecy in our field,” he told the Moscow! press. ‘‘I visited your Institute of Psychology and spoke to Mister | ae ee jis beyond the horizon. “I believe that along with tm- ~ * * portant achievements in the study of psychology in Russia | Another northern members of there ts a somewhat narrow ap- the alliance has developed equip- proach to its problems, which is based exclusively on physiology. is based Soviet empire. it can spot a soldier on a battle- ifield nine miles away through a ifog or any other kind of weather disturbance. Perhaps even more remarkable the seeing eye can pick out a tank at 15 miles, which ment to guide ships through mine fields. 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Telegraph Rd. b ‘ it i EIGHTEEN Men Becoming Secretaries Big American Firms Actively Searching for’ Male Typists NEW YORK, N.Y. — Learning’ typing and shorthand may prove an ‘“‘Open Sesame” to success for, the many young men who refuse to . start a career as office boy or mailroom clerk. . | * * * | - This new shortcut has occurred, ' says an article in a national maga- zine, because every major Ameri- can business today is actively look- ing for good, fast, efficient, bright male secretaries, TAKE ORDERS Men are in demand for this pre. dominately female field, states the’ magazine, because a man reputed- ly take orders more easily than a woman and gets things done fast- er. Also, they are not as inclined to boss their bosses—and adjust more easily to crazy working hours and high pressure. Howard Handlemao roams Europe. where he ts chief correspondent = Pr as ews Service. He has been reporting from abroad for more than 15 years. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2%,.1957 The little ones offered drinking water drawn from the pump beside the station. By HOWARD HANDLEMAN CROSSING TURKEY BY TRAIN (INS) —We just threw two loaves of bread out the train window. We bought them in desperation from a dirty-handed urchin at the last station, Tercan. We were desperate because after boarding the train at Erzurdum for the thirty hour run to Ankara we were told there was no diner this trip. Neither were there sandwiches or fruit or cheese or bread or even the ever-present tea of Tur- key. It seemed the porter smiled evilly when he gave this information, but that may not have been true. The prospect of thirty hours without food made almost everything seem evil. * * * Five hours out we came to Tercan. Boys and girls, barefoot, ragged and dirty, charged the train with their wares. Most hugged big loaves of bread, un- covered, against their soiled shirts and teakettles, in earthenware urns, in GI fruit juice cans. USE CRACKED CUPS, Cups of tin or cracked enamel were the most common vessels offered for drinking, but there also were a few glass tumblers and old jelly jars. * xk The biggest boy of all was affluent. He had a large tray made of boxwood. On it he carried round loaves of white bread and a small box of eggs which presumably were hardboiled. The presumption is necessary because somebody bought out the whole stock of eggs before the boy reached the window from which two very hungry American newsmen were leaning. - It looked like an equally hungry Turk- ish Army Major who got the eggs, the most edible things offered by the kids at Tercan. We settled for two loaves of bread. * * * Back in the compartment the sour odor | They carried the water In open pails, in . In addition, many wives won’t | jackets. of the bread was pretty strong. The smell Turks Show Kindness Amid Hardships, of the bread led to thoughts of just how dirty. were the hands that had passed them. | up to. us through the window. desperation dissipated. smell.so strongly. x * * and thoughtful in the world. KINDNESS IN. KARS A quick decision was made. The hunger pangs had lost much of their ache. The _But as an insurance against a revived desperation that might warp sound judg- ment, we threw the loaves out the wii-ow. And as hope lives eternal, we consoled ourselves with the rather thin prospect that the bread at the next stop might not There were still 25 hours to zo and Tur- key looked like a mighty unpleasant place. But, as happens so often in Turkey, all this feeling was wiped out in a stroke. A kind lady in the next compartment sent in a whole box of nuts, on which we feasted. This was the nice side of Turkey. For the Turks, many so poor their children have to try to peddle cups of water to trav- ellers, are among the most hospitable Shortages thing went wrong in the little town of Kars |_mear the Soviet frontier. There had been no breakfast. Our taxi was broken down in & garage. We stood on a sidewalk impa- tiently while the cab was being fixed. Suddenly from behind us a man came with two chairs. He put them on the side- walk and in sign language urged us to sit down. He was from a tea house we hadn't noticed. We asked for tea, which the Turks serve in half-size glass tumblers with lump sugar on the side. — The man brought us two rounds. It was breakfast for us, and at the time felt like a good breakfast. * * * When time came to go we offered mon- ey. The tea house keeper refused it in the most effective sign language possible. He just reached out and closed the hand that held the money, closed it on top of the money. * * * It ts possible to be exasperated by hav- ing to share the hardships and shortages these people endure, but it is difficult not Grim Raven Really Funny Dark Bird of Folklore - Revealed to be Clever, - Tender, Long-Lived WASHINGTON — The ghostly, grim and ancient raven that croaks through folklore and poetry is really a wise old bird, tender with its mate, and endowed with a sense of humor. ; The first bird mentioned in the Bible, the raven occupies an hon- ored place in mythology from clas- sic Greece to the contemporary Bororos tribe of Brazil. It has been given roles as diverse as the tat- tletale of the gods and the soul of man. bd * * The raven is distributed through- out the Northern Hemisphere, the National Geographic Society says, In’ America, it ranges chiefly through the North and West, and in the mountains of the Eastern Seaboard. It has been seen in the Bronx, New York. There was the morning when every- to sympathize with and like the Turks. Nearly twice as big as its com- let their husbands have attrac- | tive secretaries, and a lot of top | executives just plain “like to | cass.” Expert Explores ot less obvious things wrong win basy Language fe taries. A department- > snare eceiiains is quoted as see t or M athem ati cs it this way: “We hire temporary male secretaries for our buyers) CHICAGO (INS) — en whenever they visit the wholesale itimay confuses you, markets in New York. What my|!t may not be your fault. buye i ig' “The language of mathematics, eae oon nelapad Sea eee algébra on, is in need of a, eee eee Oe a Genoa panes ofl pit ime — especially when I’ 4] : , ! = placed in «position of paying sal-/matics at Illinois Institue of aries for both parties.’’ Technology. * * * * Also, many executives fee! that se = when a female secretary gives a must be changed,” he adds, “‘if visitor the brush off, the man|e expected large numbers of knows he’s being brushed, but) Students are to learn the basic) when a male does it, he takes jt Mathematical oe P as aS a compliment, or almost so,! eee omameie. a at does | h ‘i i a i A . } and leaves happily ; | “There are a dozen different | A nationwide study was recent- answers,” Dr. Menger says. “And | ly made which found that women |since that letter occurs on prac-| men in tically every page in every mathe. | matical text, there is confusion | all the way up and down the line.” | * * * * * “It's presentation’ to beginners! Menger is working on a new | method of teaching math, aided by | a $36,000 grant from the Carnegie) Corporation of New York. He proposes to develop clear | Current events too, bear out the! importance of men becoming skilled at typing and shorthand. At least one former male secre- les for all sym — the tary now controls a nation. He is} ,, : Fulgencio Batista, who after com- 5 deg of the mathematical | pleting a correspondence course SHINTO WEDDING — Shown during a Shinto wedding cere- mony in which he was married to a pretty young Japanese girl is AP Wirephote at the Yoyugi American School in Tokyo, where he teaches fifth- grade pupils. The bride is the former Misai Kiyoto, 25. All of their 29-year-old Ted Gardner, of Anderson, Ind. Gardner is a teacher friends who attended the Tokyo ceremony wore Japanese kimonos. in Gregg shorthand rose from pri-| Menger says recent surveys| vate in the Cuban Army to chief/show that only 13 per cent of high | pir geome Rolie job then hae school students go beyond the most | abled to me a Colonel atjelementray phases of mathe- M the age of thirty-one and subse-|matics. This figure, he observes, Peacetu!l Power Seizure quently, head of the whole country. |is making itself felt in the short- . “ FOUND I Lapos sx" somarn cen “! Possible, Reds Claim Tabor Valse! bas @ravn/cune ot Det technical personnel, OSSI Sy its captains from secretarial ranks. | _ a eee pe Young Dave McDonald was work-, [ P | H | LONDON #—The world's Com-junited working class and popular, ing as an office clerk for Wheeling! eaves Car ar [ ‘munist leaders—minus Yugoslavia'front or other workable forms of Steel when he wrangled an inter-|,,,, '—claim that the Reds can use/agreement and political coopera- view for a job with Phillip Murray With Memo $2 |“Ppopular fronts’ to seize power tion between the different parties then vice-president of the United) * ry ’ |peacefully in “a number of capi-|and public organizations, to unite Mine Workers of America. McDon- italist countries.” a majority of the people, to win ald rushed home, hauled out his) HONOLULU (PF A. sailor, * * * |state power without civil war. old shorthand bogks, and “‘studied aboard the transport Renville has’ ‘The assertion. made in a com-| “... . The working class can like hell.” He got the job and in/his wallet and $200 back, but he munique on the Red summit talks defeat the reactionary, anti-popu- 1952, when Murray died, McDonald/hasn't any idea who his pretty,in Moscow last week, did not/lar forces, secure a firm majority was chosen as head of the steel- benefactor was. [name the countries. in parliament, and transform workers. The sailor, George Jacobs, lost; The communique also called for|parliament from an _ instrument x-male his wallet in the sand at Waikiki.|more conferences “‘as the need serving the class interests of the ay Pinca ka Gane ces It contained $400. arises . . . of Communist and|bourgeoisie into an instrument time Mayor of New York; Gro- * * * workers parties’ to coordinate ac-)serving the working people... . ver “‘the Greeter” Whalen, Vin. | A young blonde woman, out for |tion. ; All this will be possible only by cent Bendiz, aviation tycoon and |4n earl dip, found it at 7 a.m.| The text of the communique,/broad and ceaseless development Frank A. Vanderlip the banker. |She called Pearl Harbor and was broadcast first last night by Peip-/of the class struggle of the work- . . told the Renville was leaving atjing radio, filled a full newspaper ers, peasant masses and the ur- Four current vice-presidents Of'g-29 am. The woman rushed to|page. It generally repeated the ban middle strata against big the New York Stock Exchange t00,/the Harbor,-and arived as the usual Soviet propaganda line —|monopoly capital. . . .” the Red started out by taking dictation and ship was casting off lines. \Western capitalism has had it and/leaders said. typing. A A | Jacobs lowered a bucket on a communism, the savior of the Inclusion of “‘the urban middle ‘line and she dropped the wallet World, will win in the end, strata” apparently meant the The article quotes John A. Les-lin a * * iReds are bidding for support of lie, trainer of shorthand cham- The ship sailed away and the! The communique said: ‘‘Today!people they have previously con- pions, as declaring, “Any Young woman drove away. jin a number of capitalist coun- demned as small capitalists. man can learn shorthand at speeds, jtries the working class headed by, During the 1930s the Commu- up to 100 words per minute. You don’t haye to be bright; all it takes’ is a little practice.”’ Leslie proves'Ch [ties in opposition to Fascists as Jaunching of earth satellites—has. end . a road to Red power. After Rus- sia crushed the Hungarian upris- ing last fall, Western Socialist willingness to cooperate waned, but Soviet prestige based on recenty renewed the attraction in| Munthe some countries. Anesthetic in ‘Bomb’ * CHICAGO—A surface anesthetic packaged in an aerosol puslybut- ton container is being manufac- tured by a Chicago pharmaceuti- cal firm. The anesthetic is used for such purposes as spraying the throat preparatory to the removal of tonsils. the - year. ington post. 'Norway’s Ambassador to Retire at End of Year OSLO w — King Olav V today Espagnole; Stravinsky, Histoire du black-robed birds have been known approved the retirement at the Soldat; Weill, Three Penny Opera. _of the year of Wilhelm) de Morgenstierne, way’s ambassador to the Unite States and the dean of the Wash- hours 17 minutes, by ington diplomatic corps. =| ilway time between Paris and to attack, then veering off. They * * Music; Nash, You Can't Get There! mon relative, the crow, the raven Is similar in build and has glossy black feathers, List New Books EATS ANYTHING Going its sagacious way, it eats in Pontiac City Library latch, animal or vegetable. ‘carefully stays out of shotgun Recently added to the shelves range. Individuals have lived more of the Pontiac City Library, 47| than 50 years. Williams St., are the following a books .and music scores: In places where if is valued as & scavenger and not molested, Fiction such lan vi Buck, Letter From Peking; Car-| per Nee = sere ueecmn pentier, The Kingdom of This) rather tame. The same individu- World; Cozzens, By Love Po- al, however, resumes its wary sessed; Hutchinson, March The! ways in the woods. Ninth; Rand, Atlas Shrugged: Sar-. . ton, Birth of a Grandfather; Shute,| As it goes about. its daily life, On the Beach; Taber, Mrs. Daf-\the raven carries itself sedately, fodil; White, The Gift And The! flying strongly or walking in a dig- Giver. inified manner. In the spring, how- Mystery, Western lever, it gambols. Holmes, The Plunderers: Up MATE FOR LIFE field, The Bushman Who Came Ravens mate for life, but renew Back. ‘their courtship each year. Just be- Biography fore nesting, the couple soars high Corredor, Conversations With in the air, wing tips touching, as Casals; Johnson, The Lunatic though holding hands. Fringe; Silverman, The Violin Hunter, General Nonfiction Leonard, A History of Russian. Then the birds dive, tumble, twist, throw themselves into somersaults, rol] over sideways, and generally romp through the , alr. At this time, the hoarse From Here; Stead, Low-Fat Cook-| croak believed by the ancients to ery; Stein, Toward New Towns. forbode evil softens inte a har- For America; Stoddard, Symphony! menious series of cooing gurgies. Conductors a oe USA Ravens’ bulky nests, often ysed cman year after year, are set in the Marek, Goetter, Graeber and ‘tops of heavily leafed trees, or on Gelehrte; Michener, Zuruck " ins|inaccessible rock ledges. Although Paradies, ‘gregarious at some seasons, cou- Music |ples set up housekeeping far away (Scores, not records) — Hon-|from others. egger, Christmas Cantata; Loewe, The high good humor of nesting d Morgenstierne was 70 on Nov. 4. istral’’ at Lyons. 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By early morning the monstrous forest fire, still raging along out of control, had scorched nearly 20,000 acres of timberland, mber area in southern California, Lapeer School Seeks $1,600,000 for 440-Bed Nursery State Ho Pontiac State Hospital and La-) and the other, 1885, were very |toilets and baths, resurfacing wood)wards of 40 beds each would be! peer State Home and Training! inadequate. ° School were among the 11 mental institutions for which the State Mental Health Department asked $19,700,000 for capital outlay yes-yerection of four residences for doc-| terday in the fiscal year starting tors; building bleachers in the pa-| July 1. * * The budget request will be re- viewed by Governor Williams. The final decision is up to the 1958 leg- islatute. Last spring, the lawmak- ers alloted $2,750,000 for the mental health capital outlay in 1957-38. The mental health department has requested $1,206,000 for serv- ice facilities for State Hospital. 000 if allocated, would be used to build a service building. The building, estimated to cost a total of $1.700,000 when eventual- ly completed, would be used to’ store supplies, and provide main- tenance shops for the employes who keep up the hospital. Bax said the present mainten- ance buildings, one built in 1878 Flames Take 4 Lives in Inkster Home INKSTER (# — Four persons lost their lives early today as fire raced through a one story house here. The victims were Mrs. ¢ sor ence Beddell, her son ard daugh- | ter and Mrs. Beddell’s brother- in-law, Names and ages of the latter three were not available immediately, Mrs. Beddell’s husband, Donnie Lee Begdell, escaped from the flaming house. He was taken to Wayne County General Hospital for treatment of multiple burns. Cause of the fire was not de- termined immediately. the Pontiac ibe ready next fall, according to! lookout named Forrest A. Burns. spital Requests $1,200,000 ‘floors, re-roofing and the comple-|used for retarded children from The remainder of the $1,200,000) jwould be used for planning for a jnew administration building; th e| ing project, according to Bax. Pearan Charles Pearson, business ex- ecutive of the Lapeer State Home and Training School reports the | state mental ~ : : _:,| $1,600,000 requested for this in- | \tients’ rec »pair-| : \ients’ recreation yard and repair-| steaslan In ee ing and remodeling of the present) : building. | sory building containing 440 beds... 274 as of November 1 and was This single floor building with rising. * * * Charles F. Wagg, director of the The needed repairs include new Supt. William Shunck. Pupils in the Drayton Woods Buffalo, Erie Area area, a portion of the Covert Gives Birth to Son Tastes Wet Winter Schoo] area, and part of the Mon- NEW YORK # — j jteith area will be served by the trice Weinberger, Abducted Boy’s Mother Mrs. Bea- | Wet snow yesterday and during the night piled up in depths rang- jing from 5 to 8 inches, snarling traffic and causing power failures in some communities. | The storm ranged from the | | northern edge of Erie County to | the Pennsytvania state line but was cotifined to the area within 25 miles of Lake Erie, Hardest hit was central Erie County. Depths of 18 inches fell lon the Buffalo suburban area be- tween Hamburg and east Aurora. The storm largely by-passed Buf- Yule \falo itself although a thunderstorm’ iginia Wester will teach the first) grade at Waterford Center Ele- mentary School, The board also accepted a rec- ommendation from Shunck for a) township-wide kindergarten teach- ers workshop to be heid Nov. 25 There are 20 kindergarten teachers in the Waterford school system. ‘Too Busy’ With 2 Jobs 5 in Pittsburgh Receive | COVENTRY, England w | Post-woman Joan Feeney ex- ‘ 2 ne! Bargains Early plained in court she had 270 SBURGH h—Five undelivered letters in her home | snap in , r the ur-| PITTSBURGH (#—Five persons: |ban area late in the night. jhere got their Christmas bargains because looking after her three jearly, Police Lt. Carl Jackson re-| Children during duty hours de- ported. He said John Benford, 39,| !ayed her in her rounds. Mrs. Feeney, 35, was fined 5 pounds | buttonholed customers in the | ($14) yesterday for wilfully de- New School Plans street and ech 9 1 ners aad laying the mails. Studied at Waterford Jackson men Bates on a Liz to Visit Juliana ‘larcency charge, confiscating the, Four different school site de-|five ‘“‘bargains’’ still remaining.| LONDON « — Queen Eliza- ‘velopment plans for the new Thom-|The lieutenant said earlier in the, beth II will pay a state visit as M,. Cooley Elementary School|day 10 men’s suits had been taken! next March jin Waterford Township were pre-|from a downtown clothing store. sented by the architects at last! SSnEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEEEE jnight’s Board of Education meet-' Hospital. | A hospital spokesman said: the other boy, Lewis, 4. | other reigning queen, Queen Ju- liana of the Netherlands. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 | tH HELAC PI Two Teens Injured — in Waterford Crash Two teenagers were slightly in- jured in a two-car accident on Telegraph road at Lakeview drive in Waterford Township last night. Lynn’ H. Hull, 26, of Beach- Both Miss Proper and her com-, panion Shirley Baur, 18, of 1159 N. Cass Lake Rd., were treated at Pontiac Genera] Hospital and jnications, Secretary Lou Marsh of Halt Sewer Project the Chamber of Commerce report-| 2 Newsmen to Tour . cyan wise in Waterford Township The original ban on letting them} Construction on the Sylvan Missile Test Center | 'make the tour drew fire from the|Shores subdivision sewer installa-- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — | Daytona Beach News — Journal tion in Waterford Township was The Air Fore’ bas decied to ot Nana ase: Thane sumpendcd yesterday, became of permit a radio man and a public! e .'a misunderstanding over the loca- ; Newton, who is chairman of the relations mian to be included in a' freedom of information committee tion and installation of a pumping group that will tour the missile of Sigma Delta Chi, professional station. : test center at espe Canaveral. journalism fraaternity, said the ban * *® *® ‘not only is asinine and comic ; : But the Air Force requires that discrimination but it perfectly illus- A solution to the mixup & they be listed as “businessman and trates the blueprint of secrecy expected with the return of Felix civic leader” and ‘‘member of the: which the Pentagon has imposed! 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LANSING (INS) — The Mich- Construction will begin “sometime! igan Conservation Department jthis winter and the building will recently hired a new forest fire < Until Seturday Morning Figures Show Low Temperet WEATHER OUTLOOK — Continuing cold is the forecast for the Great Lakes Valley, with a warmer trend to the west expected to affect the Northern Plains and Northern Rock- ies, Snow is on tap for the Northern Appalachians Deta From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU “a Dep! of Commeres from a large a hills. No radio ures Expected ; = fe AP Pecsimite Map themselves? and parts of the upper Great Lakes, while the Tennessee Valley, the Carolinas, Eastern Gulf. coast and the Washington coast are likely to have rain. region and Ohio Funeral Home HUNTOON Funeral Home Confined to his. “ISOLATION BOOTH" for life-unless you help! Deafness means you’re shut’in . . . isolated nd joyful part of living. Deafness is deathly stillness. Deafness is no cheery warbling of a meadowlark on the wing. No soft sighing of a springtime breeze, no rustle of an aspen’s leaves. No sweetly melodic train whistle caressing the ears from distant . No music. Will you help turn on all these sweet sounds of life for our unfortunate youngsters and adults who cannot help You can help by giving to the Pontiac Area United Fund. ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO GIVE YOUR SHARE TO THE PONTIAC AREA UNITED FUND. Use the “GIVING YARDSTICK” as Pledge Guide. Your - The Message Sponsored by DONELSON-JOHNS Members Pontiac Association of Funeral Homes SPARKS-GRIFFIN Funeral Home VOORHEES-SIPLE Funeral Home IT UIE co Ie _gasbord with turkey, pererpene sam mene nt TWENTY | THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 4 Commerce Methodist Raising } Money Will Serve Sideboard Supper 7 CE TOWNSHIP — An American Sideboard Supper} will be held between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the dining room of the new Commerce Methodist church in an effort to raise money for school Ie aaa The event is being staged by the church Sunday Schoo} staff. * *« * A special invitation has been extended to families having chil- dren in the church school, and te all persons in the Commerce area. No admission price will be asked; the supper is being served on a goodwill, free offering basis. The mea! will resemble a smor- ham and meat loaf as the main dishes, * * * In charge of arrangements ts Mrs. Mike Kinport, school super- intendent, and three departmental SIDEBOARD SUPPER — An upper , Will be served between 5:30 and \ \ \ ‘Farmers’ Period of Decision Set They Have Jan. 13 to : March 7 to Sign Soil) 7 Bank Agreements | D merce Methodist Church Saturday. The meal of their land from surplus crops next year under the ‘soil bank pro- increased those of the longer Payments will be offered at slightly higher rates next year than this for land retired from cotton, wheat, corn, rice and tobacco. The jincreased are designed to compen-. sate farmers for the increasing acre yields which these crops are showing on land where they are produced. Pentiae Press Phete buy new Sunday Above _MYs. Mike Kinport, left, and Mrs. George Lawton make prepara- tions for the event. * * * Early American proceeds of the event will The 1958 rates compared with th new m- nt. 7:30 p. m. and FBI Hunting Spy Courier Seeking Man Alleged to Have Carried Soviet Funds to Agents Here NEW YORK (INS)—An Amert- can paymaster for executed atomic spy Julius Rosenberg was the tar- get of, FBI spyhunters today. * * * The mystery man carried Rus- sian funds from abroad for the fabulously successful ring whith stole U.S. atomic, anti-missile and earth satellite secrets. i The G-Men have meagre clues What little they know has sent scores of FBI agents poring through thousands of State Depart- ment passport and U.S. govern- ment personnel records and air- line manifests. * * The elusive target of the massive manhunt is known to have held a $200-a-day engineering consultant post, perhaps with a U.S. agency. He flew back to New York from Egypt in 1948. At that time he apparently was connected Per Cent on 14 Novi Votes Make 100 and rice 67.79 and $63.18. Tobacco rates will be unchanged at figures ranging from 125.60 to $345.42, depending on grade. The department said it hopes farmers will retire at least 30 million acres compared with Laying a Cable, Annexation |. ;: , Find Mountain Local Teachers on Science Rally ROMEO — Two teenage youths will be .arraigned today before Justice Francis A. Castellucci, Mount Clemens, on a charge of breaking into a Shelby Township farm building Tuesday evening. They dropped a match after enter- ing the structure: which was later destroyed by a; $10,000 fire. * * x In custody are Charles Joseph Conville, 17, 6480 Mafair, Utica, and Millard Harold Peacock, 18, New President of Community Chorus Named ROMEO—Miss Joanne West has been named president of the Com- munity Chorus which numbers some 40 members from Almont, First Anniversary Dec. 4 Will Be Celebrated at Meeting in Rochester The Oakland County Science Teachers Assn. will celebrate its first anniversary when Dec. 4 at the Rochester High School. last year, the group seeks to promote a wider acquaintanceship between science teachers and to provide the oppor- tunity for them to observe the others’ lab facilities. x *« * Featuring the meeting will be a demonstration of an industry kit used in schoolroom demonstra- NOVI TOWNSHIP — The 14 Township Clerk Hadley J. Bachert votes cast by Novi Township vot-| revealed. ers in Tuesday's election on 8M-|. the land involved is bounded on nexation of a section of land to Northville represented a 100 per the north by 8% Mile Rd., on the cent turnout of eligible voters, | south by Eight Mile Rd., on the 11,000-Ft. Buried Peak | Off Honolulu Located by Submarine Men ‘east by Novi Rd. and on the west iby a line 1,000 feet west of Taft. program will be needed," the de-| partment said, “‘to check the build- up of new surpluses.” * tions. Dr. R. C. Gibson of the Park- jer Rust Proof Co. will exhibit a |kit showing phosphate coating of metal surfaces for industrial use. Other kits also will be on display. jand explained to the teachers. This enables science instruc- tors to discover what is avail- 26,800,009 this year. “Widespread participation in the * * Farmers who took part in the Armada, Rochester, Washington and Romeo. Miss West teaches’ ‘music in the Utica School System) and private piano lessons at her home in Romeo. * * * The new vice president is Romeo elementary school teacher William ? Area Teenagers Face Break-In Charge Today 1928 June St., Rochester. The pair admits breaking into the barn and office building of the Henderson Schoenherr. They told Romeo State they were siphoning gas out of tractors, . x ‘*° * They also admitted to Brabant and Shelby Township Police Chief Robert Smith that they stole a car in Utica the same night. The vehicle belonged to Robert Peter- son, 7711 McCellan, and was aban- doned near the new Utica High School later in the evening. * * * Peacock first admitted his part in the break-in at the State Police Post; Romeo, yesterday morning. Conville later confessed in the of- fice of Assistant Macomb County Prosecutor Charles R. Towner who issued warrants for their arrests. The two will be questioned on other complaints, Det. Brabant said. Benson Snubs Hints at Pofato Bounty Sod Farm, 2% Mile Rd., east of — Cy ore of the chorus founders, will serve as secretary. * *® * The three will take office im- mediately following the group's eighth annual presentation of “Handel's Messiah" here on Dec. he Benson said yesterday the Agri- culture Department rejects sug- gestions that the government use a “bounty” to help the potato in- dustry. a “We receive our fair share of suggestions for improving pros- * * * The singers are rehearsing regu- lerly at 8 p.m. every Friday eve- ning at St. John Lutheran Church Gray, a former Romeo resident who teaches music in the Hart- land School. here. The director is Lawrence! City’s Renewal Plea field (R-Oakland County) has promised help to speed Pontiac's application for $1,705,346 in federal, urban renewal funds. | He wrote Albert M. Cole, ad- | ministrater of the Housing and Home Finance Agency in Wash. | ington, and called for “the ut- most speed” in providing $98,000 | out of the total grant to enable | the city to proceed with its pro- gram, that sound plans for redeveloping! this land can be worked out as| soon ag possible,’ Broomfield told Cole. Accident Victim in Critical Shape HAZEL PARK — John Donald MacFarland, 49, of 7012 Van Dyke, with engineering studies involv- is in critical condition at Holy ing the Aswan Dam project in Cross Hospital from injuries _re- Egypt. Greenglass, International News, Service learned, told FBI agents| “st of John F. ; | that Rosenberg was hard-pressed y4,-Fariand lost control of his car for cash during a two-months pe- riod in 1948 and could not pay his x * * agents for their espionage services. Rosenberg, Greenglass said, ex- plained he was awaiting the ar- rival of the “regular payoff man’”’ from the Middle East and gave) | him the brief description of the agent. Slate Public Hearing on Lakeville Level ADDISON TOWNSHIP—A public hearing on a petition to establish the nonrmal level of Lakeville Lake for Oakland County when it opens Jan. 15, or as soon after as coun- sel can be heard. * * * Filed by the County Board of/will hear a blind person talk on! 12:30 p.m, followed by a pro- Supervisors, the petition seeks to have the lake level established at 952.3 feet above sea level. ; “ ; : | the Lions will be held in the Circuit Court Aeon: i ceived yesterday afternoon in an auto accident on Eight Mile Rd. According to Hazel Park police, and smashed into a tree. Marlette Club Asks C. of C. Speaker. MARLETTE — The Juvamus Club members here, having con- templated for some time the or- ganization of a Chamber of Com- merce for the village, have in- vited a representative of the Port Huron C. of C. to speak Dec. 16. Teale’s Cafe at 7 p.m., on the elected date, and members of Club; Merchants businessmen and all in- terested persons have been in- vited to attend, On Der. 30, the Lions group ‘Leader Dogs,” according to an | anouncement by President Harold Hurd. Seek Anticancer Compounds Drug Contracts Awarde WASHINGTON (—Six contracts Calif.; the Southern Research In- of new for production nounced today by the potential stitute, anticancer compounds were an- Medical College of Virginia, Rich-' Public mond; Birmingham, Ala.; the and the Monadnock Re- Health Service. The project will search Institute Inc., Antrim, N. H. cost about $793,000. ; j j = r ’ o The service's National Cancer) The cancer institute said synthe. DEARBORN (INS) — Seven cars) Institute said the chemicals to be sis of hormonal substances con- were involved in a series of ac- synthesized under the contracts stitutes another promising avenue 'Cidents on the Willow Run Express. are designed to interfere with the growth of cancer cells in various ways. * * * Involved willbe a group of ¢om- and new hormonal substances. The service said the antime |) >. Up; piohn Co., tabolites inhibit the growth of 'Mich., and cancer cells by blocking certain metabolic reactions (life process). * * * | of cancer research. It explained that both male and female sex hormones hinder the | growth of cancer cells by chang- : : | Ing the hormone environment pounds, known as antimetabolites, Shh the cells need in order to nto ditches. Two cars tipped over continue reproducing. Kalamazoo, the University of Chi- ‘cago will produce new hormonal ‘substances in sufficient quantities ifor laboratory studies and -clinical Four research organizations will trials, prepere various kinds ‘of antime-| * * tabolites:for evaluation as cancer All the chemicals will be tested drugs. ra They are: The Stanford Re- against three Institute, Menlo Park, tumors. types of animal! Broomfield to Aid ' Congressman William S. Broom-' “It is necessary that surveys in, “Jungle Trash’ Found the 155-acre area be continued so) Good for Plywood told time timber men in New The meeting will be held at | WASHINGTON — The invention) 1957 acreage reserve part of the of the telephone in 1876 and the dis- Program will be paid a 10 per cent covery of an undersea mountain in|Premium above the 1958 payment rates for their farms if they put |= 95 margin by Novi elec- |1956 may seem unrelated. Yet one the identical land in the 1958 pro- tors, was the indirect cause of the other,’ gram. While most of the property is and both are part of the never ‘undeveloped at present, it has ending story of man’s need to com- ‘been reported unofficially that a municate with his fellows. housing development is scheduled, * . Annexation was approved, 159- $2, by Northville voters and by Utica Singer Wins able for their classes and also will give them a. chance to learn the techniques of making best use of them. Association officers for the com- at Waterford High School. They ‘are Cecil Myers of Waterford High \School, chairman; Walter Ains- worth of Pontiac High School, and Darwin Lawson of Clarenceville for the area, and possibly a new ¢ + * * If new homes are built in the! area, they will probably be built on streets having Northville city improvements as a result of the annexation. Opera Scholarship of Utica, today won a $2,500 oper- the Detroit Grand Opera Assn. The young baritone was judged winner from among nine finalists. ’ x * * Kerns toured Michigan and other Midwest states -this fall with the Inaugurated in October, 1957, this! U.S. Air Force Band as soloist 2,400-mile trans-Pacific cable sys- With the Singing Sergeants. tem_is the latest example of the continuing, world-wide effects of Alexander Graham Bell's invention of less than a century ago. * * ® Today, the world operates some 110,000,000 telephones, of which more than 60,000,000 are in the United States. Spot Typhoon Mamie TOKYO — The 13th typhoon of the Pacific season was spotted by Air Force Weathermen today whipping up the ocean 240 miles southwest of Marcus Island with 125-mile winds. The storm is named Mamie. The first major systems of un- : dersea telephone cables linked Pastor Sets Sermon the United States with Great Brit- stuff ain and Alaska in 1956. METAMORA — At the Hunters . Creek Community Church on Sun- The jungle growths are finding, This year’s line to Hawail rests qay morning at the 10 am. serv- use by both South Pacific Timbers/0n ocean bottom at depths up tOlice Rey. John J. Stevenson, pas- land the plant which Bulolo Gold'three and a half miles. It is theltor’ will speak on “Will the Earth Dredging Ltd., owns jointly with-longest and deepest of the three Re Invaded by Other World Crea- the Australian Government. jSubmarine systems, and incorpo- tyres?” The “rubbish,” converted to ply- Tates the latest advances in elec- wood and treated, discloses qual-|'Tonic cplacoaipse ga make such ity and finish that rather stagger, Connections possible. C ty C | d the old hands, observers report. « * oun q en ar | Tt also introduces to undersea Metamors | telephony the new time-saving fea-| pe" nag tartare eats the hens et Me Harry Whittaker has been postponed due to a death. A later date wit be Ga rde n Club iture of direct operator dialing from announced. one land to another. ‘Guinea have long regarded as ‘'‘jun- gle rubbish” are now yielding a type of lumber that is in great ‘demand in Lae. These are eight different tim- bers from the Busu forests—ani- soptera, Celtis, Ambroi, Amoora, Numa, Erima, Kapok and Ka- piok, They are going through | the Lae veneer mill along with some cedar and other high class atic scholarship given annualty by| High School, co-chairmen; Joe 'of Waterford High, secretary. Typical of the association's ac- tivities was a discussion at an and analysis by Tulley Alessi of the Detroit Research Laboratory, the association chairman said. For the first time, the teachers had invited students from their science classes to attend. The results were so good, that this policy may be continued, with the hope science minded youths in the county may form their own group in the future, he said. All science teachers in the coun- ty are invited to attend the Dec. 4 meeting, the association says. It begins at 7:30 p.m. Paganini String Quartet to Play in Holly Series HOLLY — The Paganini String Fenton concert series at 8 p.m. Monday evening at the new Weaver Auditorium here. This is the fourth season that the two villages have joined in this community project. There will be two other programs in the current series, one also at the Weaver Auditorium on Feb. 17, and the other at the Fenton Com- munity Center on April 23. of Farmington to Meet for Tea FARMINGTON — The home of! Mrs. W. J. Spicer, 24915 Farming-| ton Rd., will be the meeting place, for the Annual Presidents’ Tea of ‘the Farmington Garden Club Mon- day, Dec. 2. Election of officers for the | next year will take place at i} gram honoring all past presi- dents of the club. | * * | The Club's Choral group, led by Mrs. Keith Willoughby will be the main feature on the program. Mrs. | Walter Coon will be in charge of; hostesses for the tea following the’ program, | * Seven Cars Pile Up on Willow Run Xway jway in Dearborn today because ‘of slippery pavement. | * * * | The autos hit an unexpectedly icy spot and skidded off the road’ } ibut their occupants were not in-' jured seriously, i | A bakery truck tipped over | | when the driver tried: to stop | for a red light, Baked goods | Prep tog-ordagend paige NO FISH STORY — Aquarium attendant’ Bill | Duncan has a. fish to dinner every day at the Park Aquariun\,’ Vancouver, B. C. The. finny guest, some 14 fhches long, is known only as the but the driver was not hurt, A large tractor-trailer following, the bakéry truck, jackknifed when it tried to avoid hitting the bakery hicles, 7 | “mystery fish.’7 He takes morsels of food right ¥ ing year were elected at a meeting Manziof of Farmington High| UTICA — Robert D. Kems, 25,'/School, treasurer, and Dave Klinke’ Quartet will open the annual Holly-| appearance before a Congres- sional subcommittee since he be- came Treasury Secretary. He told the Hoyse Small] Business Committee the Administration may ask Congress next year to raise the 275-billion-dollar ceil- ing on the national debt. Defendant in Trial Escapes From Jail DENVER i — Police armed ‘with machine guns pressed a ‘hunt through a residential part of| Denver today for a county jail inmate who escaped last night while awaiting his murder trial. x * * Albert Kostal, 37, fled on foot shortly before midnight when a car which he and another fugi- burned after a wild chase. The companion, Arthur’ Watson, 39, as himself up meekly an hour ter. * * * Police and the fugitives ex- changed shots before the car crashed. No one was hit. Authorities said they did not know where the fugitives got their firearms. * * * Nearly 100 police, barricading an eight-block area near fashion- able Denver Country Club, sought Kostal Two city parks border the area and police said Kostal may be hiding in one of the parks. tive had stolen piled up and|- perity in the potato industry” he isaid in a speech prepared for a lluncheon meeting of the National 'Potato Council. “Too frequently these sugges- | tions simmer down to a bounty | to be paid by the government to | precipitate the industry into an unsound regimented position or to aggravate an unsound condi- tion already existing. “We reject suggestions of this kind," the secreary said, adding that programs of this nature for other crops had not brought about a true long-range solution of their problems. * * Like growers of some other crops, potato producers have been ‘\harassed by overproduction and low prices in recent years. Vacating of Two Keego Streets -|Wins Approval — KEEGO HARBOR — The City Council has approved the vacating of Howard street between Wilbur and Williams streets. Complying with a request from West Bloom- field School Board, this ction was taken at the monthly meeting of the council. ot * * In other business, car bids were presented by local dealers for the sale of a new police car to the city. The council placed them on file for future study. A refund of $50 on licenses was reported received from the sec- retary of state. * * A total of $326.50 was realized from parking meters, and 37 over- time parking tickets were issued. The Violation Bureau also re ported issuing 90 violation tickets. * * * The Road Department has pur- chased a new snow plow and has posted weight restrictions on Sum- mer and Cass Lake roads. A taxi- cab ordinance has been passed by the city, * * There will be a meeting Dee. 5 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss general planning for the city. . : Marlette Dance Club to Give Square Hop MARLETTE—The Jolly Squares Dance Club of Marlette is spon- soring a square dance to be held in the Marlette Community High gymnasium on Saturday evening, Dec. 7, from 8:30 to 12:30. An added attraction will be a style show of square dance fash. fons. Music and Calling will be by Perry Weaver. Refreshments will be served. tions « KING Pentiat Rd. et Opdyke Thrifty’s the Word for the MAC-35 by McCULLOCH Only low price chain saw with these professional features ¢ Cuts in all posi- Automatic rewind starter « Plus many more. Price includes 12° bode & chein, her, seo 65 Seer eeeeeeeeeeeene POPC Perec Lirerr ery TTT Ty) ” be 4p? Weather proof ignition system FE 4-0734—FE 4.1112 WASHINGTON uw — Secretary \ TWENTY-ONE lars in the stock market crash of|far beyond that figure again. Eddie Cantor lost a million dol-|1929, He has worked himself back Fairbanks-Morse ~ RIDING | LAWN MOWER Gear Shift, 3 Speeds, Forward and Reverse CLOSE-OUT ON ALL ‘58 MODELS Reg. $229.95 1 49” | Save $110.00 _ Some 1957 Medeis $9g% Garden Master Riding Tractor $559” 8 H. P. Reg. Price $669.00 SALE PRICE CHAIN SAWS ’ stitute of. Linguistics in Arkansas, | (center), Wamaque, N. J., talk with attorney : New - Used she had an Auca girl there make; Stanley Faulkner before testifying at a House i a recording, pleading with her| Un-American Activities Committee hearing in ‘ Demonstrators ‘people not to slay the white man. Washington Thursday. The two young people ; ; Miss Saint, a missionary her-| | self, is a sister of one of the men’ ) killed, pilot Nate Saint. | , ey es S-N-O-W Spells r g | Last night, the processed re- * \ yz ‘cording was broadcast by ham ra-. Weather Picture | — ’ dio operator Paul Carpenter here - ‘ wa = & to Quito, capital of . Ecuador. In Much of U.S. where it was picked up and- . s 1] taped by Maj. Everett Beall, sig-| More snow fell in the south cen- Prices Greatly Reduced! nal officer with the Army mission, tral and northern border areas to- Q and Robert G. Schneider, the lin- day but dry and fairly cold weath- 7 guistics institute's age ‘ there. er prevailed in most other sec- fe) TERMS TO SUIT! “You can never know how much/tions of the country. o . we appreciate this, fellows,”| Snow piled up to nearly a foot ; Schneider radioed Carpenter and jn Las Vegas, N.M., as snow con- a Complete Service for All Equipment |Don Burns of the Kansas City tinued in the Texas Panhandle, ro) : Assn. for International Relations into Western Texas and through o > ~ and Trade. Burns arranged the most of New Mexico. Tempera- J j broadcast. tures were below freezing in the; ° : ALES & SERVICE oe dee ; é “This may save a life,’’ Schneid-| The heavy snow that blanketed| , er said. “We are going to try to|the Texas Panhandle and parts of at | 921 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-9830 [/set & plane to drop the tape to/the south Plains made driving con- 42 r Dr. Tidmarsh tomorrow (today).” | ditions hazardous, One highway Ww f | Tidmarsh has a recorder and'death was reported. Falls ranged 93 dj loudspeaker, and could play the|up to 5 inches from Dumas, Tex. = tape back for the Indians to hear./north to the Oklahoma border. 9 WORRI ED OVER DEBTS p) [If it cannot be dropped, a plane| Amarillo had 3 inches while in ° may broadcast the appeal over|New Mexico Tucumcari reported gg If you are @nable te pay your payments, debts or bilis when dee, see \the Auca country, Schneider said. 6 inches. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS and arrange for payments you can _oooe | Rain fell in most other parts of afterd, regardless ef hew much ef how many you owe. | Texas during the night and ex- NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED Morgan Is Mother | tended into southern Oklahoma y A | ‘and eastward through the Missis- ONE PLACE TO PAY | HOLLYWOOD m™ — Singer Mar-'sfppi Valley. The rains were ex- & - Member American Association of Credit Counsellors ion Morgan and her husband Sid/pected to move fromm the Texas! ¥ . : ‘Beller, a nonprofessional, are|Gulf Coast into the Southeastern : Let 3 Years of Credit Counselling Experience Assist You” the parents of a baby boy. The states during the day. 5 di Hours: Daily 9 to $. Wed. & Sat. 9 to I, Evenings by Appt. baby— named Jay Howard—| More snow flurries and snow hit oO - MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS — in yesterday at 8 pounds, ithe Great Lakes region and south- s ——“tI'r 5. Saginaw ee ae bere Oshlend-TEeater > OUNces at Cedars of stward through Towa. Hospital. Wet snow piled up in depths THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 Savage Indians Peril Missionary Tape-Recorded Plea, to Spare Life, Made by Auca Girl in U.S. KANSAS CITY (®—A message for a missionary surrounded by savages in the jungles of Ecuador was broadcast from Kansas City last night in hopes it may save his jlife—if he is still alive. | * * * The missionary is Dr. Winifred Tidmarsh, an _ Englishman, \Wednesday, the savage Auca In- \dians filled the air around ‘his |Shack with the calls of birds and |beasts, an indication they were igoing to attack. | Not since January 1956 has any- ‘one tried to Christianize the Au- cas. That month five Americans who had flown into the dense jun- gle were killed; impaled by nee- dle-pointed spears nine feet long. 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Even if swers. t the Pot-O-Gold puzzle’some person whose training was'there has’ been Tempering of in- mot especially for the purpose of, (criminating evidence — statements imodified, or sanething removed which appeared in last week's Pon-| tiac Press. “A. @) BRIGHTEN. A sombre/"#Mdling messages. room will certainly look BRIGHT- ER with a change of gay colored Who is..constantly MOPPING is makes the evidence less damag- draperies. These might bea high,'more devoted to a super - clean ing~-it would come under the term vivid color which would not have house than to the comfort of her of TAMPERING, or wrongfully al- the paleness necessary to Lighten family. Most husbands would pro- tering the proof ‘ot guilt, so that a; set test. A wife who jis constantly judge would certainly consider the| B. (4) SLUGGER. A good hitter/Moping feels depressed and pro-|necessity for a new ‘trial. is @ real prize for a ball team./tests are not in order. She can't! The rookie player might work help it. the room, or let in more light. P. (31) MOPPING. A housewife!from the scene of the crime that!terest in the man himself. RK. (36) STUPIDITY. A merce- nary girl is out to find a man with first ti 4 ese Puzzle Answers Are Right money, tt the satdin-tn Bé sunnri.odied, & to eolp oie thin: tthe al® not to show it. STUPIDITY would)cloud, that is Streaking across the spill the beans and make it clear sky. that he? motive ‘was Oupidity, or greed, rather than a sincere in- finally succeeds in a ‘“‘lost cause” ;would of course be helped by his T. (39) UNSPARING, A man who! {Nun to'Head College | ADRIAN if — Sister Benedicta Marie Ledwedge, has been named ’|president of Siena Heights College. Mother Mary Gerald, mother su- perior of the Sisters of St. Dominic, has acted.as president as well as head of the order. She said the college's growth to an enrollment’! of 517 required a Seat super-. visor. ; Huntoon Funeral. Home : 79 Oakland Avenue FE 2.0189 S. (38) STREAMING, In sky- wife's Inspiring devotion, her en- writing, words are STREAMING, ; /couragement and constant belief ‘or pouring out, across the sky, asjin him. But in a long struggle, her More than 55 nickel alloys, each Member of the airplane pilot forms them with ‘devotion aiso involves sacrifice and trails of smoke. It is this message| STREAMING across the sky which! cation to his work that makes her maces those seeing it for the Willing to endure such hardships. . When the letters dis-| hardships—an UNSPARING dedi- (Copyright 1957) with special variations, are’ pro-| duced in Huntington, W. Va. A nickel-copper alloy is used in boat fittings because of its resistance to} ; National Selected Morticians salt water corrosion. hard, but every sych Plugger does not succeed. Hard work won't cre- ate ability, in itself. C. (6) ESCORTS. Being seen in. the right places with ESCORTS of good social standing will help a pretty girl rise in the social scale, | and make a good marriage, ““Care-| ful scheming” could be in the se-. lection of ESCORTS, and in self-/ improvement, would not get her far, D. (7) SMIRKING. A silly grin seg many people, and the boss “might” get annoyed with a’ secretary who is always SMIRK- ING. He would—not just “might"— get annoyed with one who neg- lected her duties and was always) Shirking. E. (9) SERIAL. The Sunencial| i sees in connection with a children's’ SERIAL that he sees regularly.| This mightbe the reason why he eats any kind of Cereal that offers. @ space helmet, with coupons. i F. (12) WOOZY. Naturally no} ‘one should drive a car if he feels; dizzy or befuddled, whether or not: it’s because he's been drinking and| is Boory. G. (3) REFLECT. A timid little woman is afraid to speak out but) ! would merely echo her husband's. opinions, Her timidity is often the) effect of his overbearing nature, So it is quite probably she may not Respect his opinions at all. | H. (15) CHEATING, Crooks often show real ingenuity in thinking of schemes to defraud people. This same talent that is used for CHEATING could serve them, equally well if applied to an honest business. As the clue is phrased, | Creating is not right. It is a transi- tive verh and should be followed) by an object, the something that is created. I. (17) SCOPE. A badly defeated! candidate may believe in himself too much to lose Hope, but his. party leaders are not likely to put! him on the ticket again. This gives, him no SCOPE, or field of action, for his further career in politics. | J. (20) OONCERTS. The clue specified musician, rather than’ composer, which suggests CON- CERTS. Even if he is planning, to play, rather than composing, a Concerto, it would be for the pur-) pose of playing it in concerts, K, (22) DISBURSES, Naturally, | the treasurer’s department pays: out money to employes of a firm, | including refunds for expense ac-; counts, It is not likely that the’ treasurer Disperses funds, or scat-| ters them around, among favored salesmen, but only that he allows them to pocket a little extra on expense accounts. | L. (23) TALLER. In most cases,' a man who is short wishes he were TALL, and the mousy type has not built up a personality to make up for being short. Not everyone that the talker would shut up. M. (26) SCENTING. A skilled detective has learned to nose out’ the motive for a crime. This is' shrewd investigation, rather than! a genera] suspicion, with the de- tective Sensing a motive. N. (28) HOSTESS. Guests invited, for the evening would usually far’ outnumber any sleeping accommo- dations the average house would have, If guests in a Hostel, or inn,! were kept from leaving as planned because of a storm, there could still be room enough, for expected \0. (30) DECODING, Certainly’ special training is necessary for the’ of translating messages from\code. The man responsible for iding secret messages is an. a —= — | Wrought lron | RAILINGS & COLUMNS i. 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TWENTY-THREE J aycee Women Right i in Line. for Style Show Tuesday’ These models, wearing the height in fashion, will appear Tuesday in Junior Chamber of Commerce fashion show, which is a charity benefit for Girls’ Ranch of Camp Oakland. Birmingham BIRMINGHAM — Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Sapala of Had- dington road announce the marriage of their daughter, Julia A., to William Bugera Jr., on Aug. 17 in Port Huron. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William -Bugera of Monroe, Mich. The newlyweds both attend- ed Hillsdale College and are now students at the University of Michigan. Julia is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority and Bill a member of Alpha Tau Omegz. WINSTONS RETURN Mr.and Mrs. Harry L. Win- ston have just returned from New York where they went to attend the Collector's Club. din- ner. With them in New York for a holiday were their daughter, Ernestine, their son and daugh- ter-in-law, the Harry Winston Jrs., and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ehot Robinson. x * * Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Hafner, who moved to _ Bir- mingham recently from Pel- ham, N. Y., have invited a _ group of friends for dinner Nov. 30 to meet their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Werner A. Kobelt of Scarsdale, N. Y., will be spending that weekend with the Hafners. * x*« * Mrs. Warren Judd of Los Angeles has left for her home after a visit with Mr. and Auxiliary’s Mrs. Mrs. R. Jamison Williams of Yarmouth road. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John B. Taylor Jr. will entertain their coop- erative supper club Saturday in their Aspen road home. GOING TO GAME Going to the Michigan-Ohio football game at Ann Arbor Saturday will be a group. of couples who have chartered a bus to drive them to the game and back; They will return to Zonta Club Hears Talk at Luncheon “Revolution with restraint” was the Thanksgiving message given. by Mrs. Theodore Au- chard whén members of Pon- tiac Zonta Club met Thursday at Hotel Waldron for luncheon She stressed the religious and patriotic meaning of the Amer- ican Revolution. The liberal leaders in the American colonies established constitutional government based on restraint, in contrast to the. French Revolution which ended in the Reign of Ter- ror, she said. Mrs. Auchard pointed out that we have a fortunate heri- tage based on the stability of the tradition of basic Eng- lish Comomn Law. ‘Discussing plans for “Greek Night,” which will be held Dec. 1 at the Hellenic Hall, are members of the Ladies’ Philoptohos of St. George Greek Orthodox _ Church, sponsors of the event. Left to right, are Mrs. ~ Efthim Gabriel, refreshments chairman; Mrs. Philip. ‘ * \ wise St Sere Pontiac Press Photes Models (from left to right) are Mrs. Louis H. Cole Jr., Mrs. Jerry DuBois, Robert C. Wedow, James Shearer. and Mrs. Focus on Weddings, Trips Orchard Lake Country Club for a dinner-dance after the game. Among those going will be Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Goeckel, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Halsted, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cantrick Jr., Mr, and Mrs, Frank W. Sinks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Campbell Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Elton R. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. R. Mack Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kas- perzak, Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Brown Jr., and several others. ee Mr. and Mrs. Melby Hunt- ington of Akron, Ohio, have returned home after a_ visit with Mr. and Mrs, Dale 0. Miller of Waddington drive. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Lynch have invited friends to have cocktails with them Thanksgiving Eve. Plans to Aid Needy Queen Mary - Section of Needlework Guild met Thurs- day afternoon in the Miami road home of Mis. Andrew McKerrow, Reports were given on the annual Ingathering, and plans were made to donate clothing and food to needy fam- ilies for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Four pages today in Women’s Section -* Mrs. John Mapley (left), chairman for the fashion show, looks Mrs, over accessories with ticket Cramer Partridge (center), event, and Mrs. Ben Hawkins (right). ake ye chairman of the lf Manana Satisties Daughter It’s Good Enough for Mama _ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN “Dear Abby: My daughter has been married for six years and she is so crazy about her husband that she can't see anything wrong with him, They live in a basement that is sup- posed to be i built up into a house, but it has been a basement for §. four years and it doesn't get any further in the building. “Her husband is supposed . be building—it act like they have nothing bot time and meanwhile my poor daughter has two kids and a third one on the way. “When I tell her to stand her ground she laughs and says, ‘Manana, Ma.’ Is she crazy or am I?” MA Dear Ma: If manana is good enough for your daughter — it should be good enough for you. She’s not crazy — she's built a good marriage even though the house got only as far as the foundation. FERNS IN HIS URNS “Dear Abby: I am the cook in a place that keeps five in help, but the one who caught my eye is the gardener. He is about ‘my age and I have been thinking about him lots lately. “He tells me that he was married some 30 years ago Pontiae Press Phote Christi, a chairman; Mrs. Abraham Ryeson, co-chairman, and Mrs. Nick Papatheodore, publicity chairman, Proceeds of the affair will! go into the building fund for the church. i and is separated from his wife but he gets snapshots al] the time of his grandchildren and he must have 20 of them “He says divorce is too ex- pensive but he would like me to be his. girl, and maybe later on if we like each other well enough we can get mar- ried. How can we get mar- ried if he is not divorced? What should I do about him.” COOK Dear Cook: The gardener has ferms in his urns. Don't cook up anything with a married man or the next thing you cook wil] be your own goose. * * * Dear Abby: I am engaged to a soldier who is now in Korea, and I haven for four: months. None of his family or friends had heard from him either so I got wor- ried and called the Red Cross. They got in touch with him and he said he just didn't have anything to write about “TI wrote him and told him if he didn’t want to be bothered with me to please let me know, but I still haven't heard from him, Should I just sit home or should I go out with others and forget him?” TRENE Dear Irene: This boy -is thoughtless — go with others and forget him. LET HIM SHOP “Dear Abby: Our son is 27 years old and his take-home pay is between $80 and $8 a week. He lives at home and gives me $10 a week. He told me that most of his friends live at home for nothing and I am wrong in expecting $10 a week from him. “He doesn't save a dime. I work like a slave getting his meals, keeping his clothes washed and pressed, cleaning his room and shining his shoes. Am I too high? I wonder if any of your readers have an opinion on this?" A MOTHER Dear Mother: If your son thinks he can get room, board, laundry and a shoe-shine serv- ice for $10 a week, give him his 10 and let him go shopping * * * ones to Peter: It's . give the girl back her diary, * * * If you have a problem, write to Abigail Van Buren in’ care of. The Pontiac Press. She will be glad to answer your letter. For a personal reply, please en- close a stamped self-ad- dressed envelope. Plans Yule Party Friendship club of Women of the Moose met Thursday evening in the East Boulevard home of Mrs. Clifford Lynch with Mrs, Edna Hawley as cohostess. The next meeting will: be a Dec. 19 Christmas party in the Judson street home of Mrs. John Deniham with Mrs. Vern Taylor as co- hostess. Members of the Philoptohos decorations cam- mittee are busy gathering materials and formulating ideas for the Grecian motif of their December fes- tivity, Shown above are, seh to right, Mrs. George Attending a student lunch- eon at Ann Arbor today for University of Michigan sty- dents of Pontiac’s First Pres- byterian Church are Dr. Wil- liam H. Marbach and Rev. Galen E. Hershey. Guests are Dr. William §. Baker, univer- sity pastor, and Patricia Pick- ett, Dr. Baker's program as- Sistant. * * * Mrs. Rex Hefner and Shirley Plake both of South Edith street will motor to Niles this weekend to visit Mrs. Louis Peters. Mrs. Peters is the for- mer Mary Lou Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Gray of Devondale street. 1684 Book Details Life of Women Strongly Favors Sovereign Water Cure-All By DR. LOUIS B. WRIGHT Long before the woman's Page became an important fea- ture of the modern newspaper, _ publishers were catering to the special interests of women. The Folger Library in Wash- ington has a significant collec- tion of books written for wom- en in the 16th and 17th Cen- turies. HOW THEY LIVED In recent months the library has acquired fascinating works that tell how the ancestors of our grandmothers kept their beauty, managed husbands, took care of children, cooked meals and doctored their fami- les. Women were expected to be experts in all of these matters. + * & Typical of these books is one by Hannah Woolley, *‘The Ac- complished Lady's Delight.’ dated- 1684. Her introduction promised a more complete book than any ever written describing ‘‘all the accomplish- ments necessary to Ladies." She even provided a chapter on fishing, “a Recreation which many Ladies delight in.” * * * The ladies of the age of Charles I] were expected to know how to make sweetmeats, brew perfumes and compound remedies and cosmetics. FAVORITE RECIPES Among the favorite recipes were those for ‘conserve of roses,”’ “oil of violets,’ “the een'’s Perfume’ (com- pounded of cloves and bay leaves) and ‘‘King Edward's perfume to make your house smell like Rosemary.” * * * Among the remedies, com- pounded often from most un likely substances, was one for gout, a poultice for the soles of the feet made from black snails, saffron and horse mar- row, For chills and fever in small children, Mrs. Woolley rec- commended giving the nurse a drink of wine and hanging a bunch of herbs around the child's neck. * * * The most highly recommend- ed cure-all in the lot was “Dr. Stephen's Sovereign Water,” which would “comfort the spir- its,’’ cure barrenness in wom- en, alleviate bad breath and cure colds and toothache. po aS Kouretas, chairman of the board; Mitchell, vice president; Mrs. Nick Thomas, presi- Personal News of Interest in the Pontiac Vicinity Joy Elaine Owen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Owen of Auburn road, a freshman at the University of Michigan's College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, has pledged the Nu Chapter of Kappa Phi, na- tiona] Methodist girls’ club, * * * Accepted as a member of the campus concert band at Wheaton College was Margaret A. Proctor, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Proctor of Lake Angelus. Margaret, whose instrument is the flute, expects to accompany the group on their tour into the South and Florida this spring. * * * Enrolled in the U. S. Air Foree Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps program at Denison University are Clarke F. An- dreae Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke F. Andreae of Birming- ham, a freshman; and junior John M. Hogshead, son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Hogshesd, also of Birmingham. * * * It has been announced that Sharon Stalions, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stalions of North Jessie street hag been placed on the mid-term honor roll at Olivet Nazarene College. A freshman, Sharon is majoring in elementary edu- cation. Another local student placed on Olivet’s honor role is Donna Dye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dye of Drayton Plains, The honor roll is made up of students with an average of B or above. * * * To present his senior trom- bone recital at Wheaton Col- lege Nov. 26 is Stewart Nut- ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F, Nutter of Crooks road. Accom. panied by a brass ensemble, Stewart’s recital is presented as part of his work for a de- gree of bachelor of music in education, Frances Glisky Lists Members of Bridal Party Mrs. Guzman Ruiz will serve as matron of honor for the Jan. 11 wedding of Frances Glisky and Neil Crandall. Cathie Beck and Lois Ann Crandall will be the atten- dants. Serving as best man will be Vic Soucy while James Ladd, Robert and Thomas Crandall will seat the guests. Attendants were announced at a Tuesday evening linen shower given in the Maple- wood street home of Mrs. Ruiz. Among the guests were Mrs. Michael Glisky, Mrs. Frank Crandall, Jeanne Glisky, Michaelene Glisky, Mrs. James Ladd, Marcee Hilt, Grace Hurd, Judie Cohassy, Sharlene Owen and Mrs. Don Trulu. Others included Mrs. Fred Carter, Mrs. James Harrod, Mrs. Bill May, Mrs. Donald McMillen, Marsha Boren, Mrs. Carl Westness, Nancy Brandt. Pat Johnston, Barbara Hess. ‘Mrs. Stuart Crandall, Mrs. A. R. Bartlebaugh, Mrs. Arthur Skarbo and Olinda Ruiz. Colored Footwear Shoes in bright colors (red, green or blue) are fine foils for your dark winter clothes. In- clude at least one pair of col- ored shoes in your wardrobe. $ \Neinehens aa Fentiae Press Pheie Mrs. George dent; and Mrs. Chris Stevens, treasurer, 2 | 4 + | eat _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1937 TWENTY-FOUR Alpha Alpha | Chapter Meets Dr, Dana P. Whitmer spoke Thursday evening before Al- pha Alpha chapter of Epsilon Al Sorority when that group met at Waldron Wesleyan Guild Names Committee Junior Wesleyan Service Guild of Centra] Methodist Church met Tuesday evening in the Mary Day avenue home of Mrs. Calvin Rice. Taking part in the program were Jean McLeod, Roberta Davis, Helen Kinney, Pat Rae- side, Mabel Smith and Mrs. Rice. - ‘Dr, Whitmer gave a sum- mary of the Pontiac school system, followed by a question and answer period. Mrs, Donald Giordano was appointed chairman of the Thanksgiving Basket which will be presented to a needy family in Pontiac. ; Mrs. Carl Rose, rush chair- man, announced final plans for a Dec, 12 Christmas party and pledge pin ceremony at Old Mil] Tavern. jwere appointed to the program icommittee. Sandra Johnson was ‘appointed telephone. chairman. ‘Mrs. Shank Hostess to Women’s Club | Twenty-five members of Sylvan. ‘Shores Women's Club met in the ‘Sylvan Shores drive home of Mrs. ee ‘Carl Shank Wednesday evening. Entertains Circle aise eee ‘duced aS a new member. Clare Gra-, Mrs. Carl Clifford opened her Arthur Vernon, Mrs. Telegraph road home Wednesday ham, Mrs. Austin Esler and Mrs./ to members of Group One, OES.;Willard Johnson served refresh-. Irene Milbourne was cohostess. iments. aul; COSAIR JACKET “THERMALIZED” Weather Control Lining, 100% wool. Color: Gray. Sizes 4 to $19.95 LEE HATS $7.50 Buy on Easy Terms Miss McLeod’ and Ruby Julian). - s % } * — Here are three new dress creations and a new suit fashion for the ladies, all designed and styled by Lilli Ann. From left: a crepe : ss I front and back. A white dressmaker crepe along Grecian lines, Robert Gaff Jr. Wed to Manchester Girl Married at the Emanuel Evan- gelical and Reformed Church of Manchester were Marie Louise Huber Kemner of Manchester..an@ Robert Gaff Jr. of Lotus Lake. Attendants at the Nov. 5 cere- mony, -which was performed by Rev. Karl A. Rest, were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grossman, The couple now is residing at Lotus Lake, following a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Fia. Home Club Meets The Ledyard street home of Mrs, Donald Bowen was the set- ting for the Wednesday evening meeting of Lake Shores Home Ex- tension Club. The group planned a Christmas dinner party for Insurance Women Hear Talk on TB Insurance Women of Pontiac met Wednesday .at Hotel Waldron for luncheon. ‘ A. R. Musson, executive secre- tary of the Tuberculosis Associa- tion of Oakland County, spoke on symptoms and stages of TB and the aid work done by the associa- tion through the sale of TB seals. Mrs. Allen Schmidt, Mary Trask, Mary Brengle, Mrs. Mac Harring- ton and Ernestine Newbauer were named party committee for a Dec. 18 Christmas party at Devon Ga- AP Wirephote By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN | (The Friday Question Box) Q. “I am in my early 40s, Is! “Appalachian” JACKET Quilted Lined, Dark Brown color Sizes 36 to 46. 100% Nylon arn. ‘$24 95 National Clothing Co. Fd 9 South Saginaw Street PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S$. Seginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enroliments Available in Day or Evening Classes. Write, phone or call in person for Free Pamphiet. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 oy it too late to remedy some figure! faults with exercise? I am healthy| ‘and active so exercise won't hurt me.” | A. Heavens, no! You are just entering the prime of life and ex-| ercise will do wonders for your, figure Q. “I am 15 years old, 5 feet 3 inches tall and weigh 129 | pounds, My bust measures 36 | | inches, waist 25, and hips 38'). | | Am I overweight and how are | | my measurements?” A. You are overweight unless) you have a very heavy frame. I iwould lose five pounds anyway.| Your measurements are in pretty) good ratio, so much so that I suspect you are not much over- weight, Your hips should be a bit slimmer, Take hip-slimming exer- cises. i} * * * | | | ~*~ & * | Q. “During the summer many! ‘of us women do not wear stockings but we still have to wear a girdle.’ It’s Not ‘Too Late to Imp Ke Cee Tia aly LS $ Here's how to decrease the meas- urement of the back hipline. Q. “I hope you tap help me. My|the hi ad Ata Do a rove rolling-on-the-floor type of exercise. p and thigh area. My hips; Be sure to lift your legs fust! Mrs. John Little, president of the Shape dress with draped neckline and a waistline bow, in navy blue color; belted with gold kid, and a navy and white pin check worsted, collar _|>les. a soft polished cotton print, sleeveless and draped into a deep V in trimmed with a swirl applique of self fabric. ‘Exercise, Like Life, Can Begin at 40 Pontiac BPW | Trimble Bathinettes Reg. $19.95 Ls Velue NOW ‘Stages Card, Fashion Party Federa] Savings and Loan Build- | ing was the setting for Wednes- | iday’s fashion show and card party, | given by the Pontiac Business and | Professional Women’s Club. \ Fashions in furs were shown by | Milo's Fur Company. Mink stoles, | capes and jackets were modeled. jby Mrs. Margaret Long, Mrs. Eva | | | 'Dyer, Mrs. Gunvor Ryden, Sharon sane Dreyer, Jane Danton and Mrs. ‘Raymond Cole, NOW Gowns and jewelry from the De Cor Shop were displayed. | Hair styles for all models were | designed by Randall Shop Mrs. Ora Randall was narrator. for the evening. Mrs. Fritzi Stod- ‘dard and Vera Bassett presided at the tea table. Hostesses were Mrs. C. J. Bar-| irett, Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. D. R. |Wilson, Mrs. W. O. Coxen, Mrs. |Long, Helen Mercer and Miss Dan- ton. } ‘Whitney WCTU Unit | | Now New Christmas Toys Just Arrived CRIB-N-CRADLE 740 W. Huron St. Meets at Little Home |= | Before your chin gete |, My friends and I find that when skin is so dry that I am getting! we do not wear stockings and only deep lines around my mouth and are not especially wide but I oA pas ugh so that the body WCTU, opened her Franklin road ' : ; so much weight in the back hip-|weight falls over the largest part home when the Dora B. Whitney |wear a panty girdle the girdle has have a burning sensation on my ine that I acre as though I had of the hips. Hold them that way group of WCTU met. md ene day elder... | A. I think any girdle has a | tendency to ride up when one does not wear stockings. How- Today you can buy lightweight but restraining girdles which | ever, panty girdles are worse | , in this way than regular ones. | weight. In fact you are under- weight, You can decrease the measurement of the back hip- | line by exercise. Do the follow- ing one: and he may want you to use one \of the lines planned especially for \this condition. | x * * Q. “I have never before written| 5 lto Question Box. Although I am Sit on the foor, legs straight. 5 feet 7 inches tall and weigh just Lift legs and roll over onto the ja tendency to ride up around the face and hands. Creams do not lordosi : F | tas : . a . C sis — slight but annoying. Is| while you roll from side to side. At the piano for group singing, Consult special trained ghee ie ee ae the |help. I am only 20. there any way I can remedy) * * was Mrs, John Veneman of Dwight | la, 7 lay pei ctraight Gin erie sat pas vee you ay ae this?”’ | Tomorrow: “Don't Let Winter Street. Reports were given from’ Merle Norman Demonstrator it a family doctor. You may auler- , . et : » the group's two conventions, the! : : yj], can we do about this’ gic to the creams you have used A. You certainly are not over- Bluster You Out of Beauty Care. (Wansiig date convention ana Ish who can acquaint you with the Alumnae Gather Kappa Delta Alumnae Asso- ciation met for luncheon Thurs- day in the Birmingham home of Mrs. Richard D. Mange. wonders of Merle Norman's famous 3 Steps to Beauty. Through personal experience you will see and feel the change in your skin. She will District meeting held in Pontiac's First Baptist’ Church. Mrs, Margaret Monroe also par- jticipated in the Tuesday program, which was followed by refresh-' ments. Mrs. Ralph Northrup was co- hostess, Members brought gifts and made favors for the/ annual Christmas party of ‘Oakland County Crippled Children’s So- ciety. '125 pounds, i right hip, catching yourself with = ileal coils Mes |your hands on the right side of the body. Roll onto the- left hip, catching yourself by placing your hands on the left side of your body. Continue, rolling from side to side, => Lydia Circle Meets Mrs. Lulu Buckler of Rosshire court opened her home to mem- bers of Lydia Circle of First) Christian Church Tuesday. Partici-, pating iin the program were Mrs. Ruth Elam and Mrs. Duane Mc-' Ee Maar ee wn Sea Ruth - These Are the Wonderful | Young Modern Lamps... Contemporary Elegance at Penny-Pinching Prices! apply the correct shades for you and teach you the art of effective make-up. if rub eal today for your appointment MERLENORMAN In one drop of blood the size of a pin head, there are approxi- =\mately five millions of red cor- = |puscles and about 6,000 white corpuscles, FE 2-4010 12 W. Huron ) by JOHN GNKES | by LIGHTOLIER THE NEW Versaddle SHAPE | | Sparkling, frosty snowflake pattern 101 Pe. 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Wives Rise to the Defense aye t ay Everyone cual eects. 1 Use Cheese on Hash five inches from the Same ontil IT IS OUR PLEASURE . +, to serve you well oe the holidays . f 4 Ie f Y | o One Large Farty The only way to entertain well is| Preheat the gas broiler while it sizzles. Turn rounds of hash} °° < '© @v0!d disappointment. make appointments well in advance! | O' e Pp ul oung Hubbies Just because you find that ‘you to invite just thase persons you you remove both ends from & upside down, place a slice. of. RAN DALL’S HARPER METHOD “owe” a lot of people, don't decide feel sure have something in com- jNo, 2 can of corned beef hash.' cheese on each one and broil SHOP Modern ‘Men Actively Participate in to give one big party. and invite | ‘mon for the kind of evening they Slide the hash out of the can, cutjuntil cheese melts.. Serve on hot 88 Wayne St. * FE 2-1424 Homemaking and Raising Children | \ ; | By RUTH MILLETT . Are the young men of today better paabands and fath- ers than the men of their fathers’ generation? That question is prompted by the response I've re- ceived to a recent column in which I described a woman's idea of an ideal+ husband and then asked,! “Does he sound too good to half ell time, and then sit down together. 9 ” be true? He is. The interesting thing to me about. From all over the country have; ‘these letters, aside from the fact come letters of protest from wives ‘thar many wives were prompted who say: ‘'My husband is all that by my column to rise in defense you describe and more.” lof their husbands, was that all the’ Then they: go on to tell how jletters came from young wives. their husbands help with the | The only way I can account for housework, the marketing, care | that fact is that the young hus- of the children and much more. | band of today is playing a more As one young wife put it, “We| #¢tive part in homemaking than are partners im everything we do.| Mis tather or his grandfather ever My husband wouldn't think of sit-| id ting around watching me work,' If these helpful young husbands: when by pitching in and helpingever have any doubt about the’ me, we can get the work.done in wisdom of their active participa-, ~ tion in the job of homemaking and ‘bringing up children, they ought‘ to read their. wives’ letters. * * * a happy contrast to the frustrat unhappy letters that ‘come daily to this column from wives whose husbands feel they have done al! that can be expected of them by earning a paycheck. Baldwin PTA Hears Talk by Dr. Whitmer Dr Dana P. Whitmer spooke to members of Baldwin School PTA when that group met Wednesday evening. Dr, Whitmer discussed school improvements and answered questions from the audience. Open house followed the meet- ing, in order that parents be given a chance to meet their children’s teachers. } i | They ag Ei Nat Morrison, M anager Celebrate With Us 25th Anniversary 5% DISCOUNT oer DIAMONDS ENTIRE STOCK —— Original Price Tags WATCHES BULOVA —- BENRUS — ELGIN Original Price Tags RINGS BIRTHSTONE — MASONIC — ELE Original Price Tags vw “er : el eg ow Ye ee» DEDUCT %4 FROM PRICE Plain Janes are completely in cher. ecter and prettier in simple lines, rich fobrics. Leove fragile. feminine | toshions fo the born beouties Marked favor for tailoring silks: continues for resort and spring cloth¢s noteworthy to wear now for dressup are printed taffeta and brogaded satin—perfect for sim-, pier, easier and straighter new gowns. “3 ee Jewelry Dept.. 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Setting for Thanksgiving — and all | through the year Dessert Plate. $3.75 BUTTERCUP by Spode ith Dasxet-weave bard-ng, floral secora- nm of ye'iow buttercups, blue fcorget-me- ard border in warm brown ij i\ ne So, aa ¢ Sy by Fostoria traditional « ervstal pattern that mates eae, with .$3.75 Dessert Plate. «. i$1.50- 24 W. HURON _TWEN 2a¢ SIX “THE PONTIAC PRES S, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 r By MURIEL LAWRENCE iwhich contains offense for many; , . eople. He uttered it quite loudly: amy pe George was at the dining room, een “table working on a subtraction ex- [ Stunned, his father dropped his ample his teacher had assigned: newspaper. But before he could fer homework. Suddenly the point open his mouth, George's ‘mother of his pencil snapped. After a slight shook her head at him vigorously. | pause. he uttered a four-letter wore him, she whispered, “Ignere it. Fe’s picked ft up af school. He | gaid W yesterday, too, Don't wor . ry. dt means he’s maturing — identifying with his own age greup. Just ignore it — and he'll _ step saying it.” But George’ didn't. He used the eifensive word when —_ eC ey ERE Permanents AT A LOW, Moving over to the sofa beside | ~ Banning of Bad Word Relieves Youngster’ rhe got home from school the next; For he'd known his parents felt) day {6 fiid His little sister had/ discomfort with the word. At school’ eaten the cake left-over from sup- the friend’ who'd introduced it to per the night before. Later, he him had warned him darkly, “Bet-| used it when his father denied his ter not let your Pop hear you sav appeal to°’stay up for the end of a jit. |TV show, He'd felt his mother’s recoil a ‘when he'd spoxen it first and This time, his father ignored the | heard the sudden living-room si ‘advice to ignore it. With impres-. sive firmness he said. ‘I don't of i, like that word, As a matter of Te : t ré tact, I'm tired of hearing you say, 5° his patents’ apparent tolera- > tion of it had confased him. It had actually scared him a little ‘so that he had to increase his) Not too curiously, George felt t.use of it to get a more honest “a strong sense of relief. response, it. I den’t want to hear if again.’ SENSE OF RELIEF LOW PRICE! AB work doce by ecle FOS Cream Pie Filling vision of instructor. Closed All Day : . : Versatile Mrs. Allen Varies W ednesday Phone FE 4-1854 =| Plain Mixture With Fruits,-Coconut- Call Miss Wilson Today for Information - PONTIAC BEAUTY COLLEGE “ 161% East Huron By JANET ODELE Pontiac Press Home Editor Basie recipes are a joy to, have If vou make up a@ cream pie fill- — = * * * Now that he'd got it, he felt the same relief he feels when he, gropes for the light switch in the bathroom — and finds it exactly jwhere he expected it to be. \NOT REASSURING | We do not reassure children hy pretending to like behavior ‘that we do not like. *,. * * Certainly. ‘it's helpful to know that George's shock word is his way of saving. an idea or two of our own'” It cools the heat of our ‘feelings toward it, / But if thev still exist, we do neither our selves nor George a favor by _pre- lence that followed bis later use ‘See, we kids have. protesting, in their cooled condition ~ ‘Asks How iwritten out: such as Miss Mary sufficient unless there are ethos! ‘Brown and Miss Jane Brown?” [unmarried daughiers in the family, successfully grown in climates too Answer: The Misses Brown is and only these two are, meant. ‘ cold for! wheat, . Both | barley and oats can be to Prevent | ‘Borrowing —4 She Has Bad Luck in Loaning Things to Friends By EMIL¥POStT —~ 5 “Dear Mrs. Post: I've had bad luck in lending things to my itriends, but don't rightly know how ‘to go about refusing them now and jstill keep them as fr iends, i “My last experience—and by far ithe worst—was to have. my best evening dress returned — marked ‘under the arms, with the explana- tion that the cleaner could not get the marks out. I know the friend is embarrassed because she avoids seeing me. And I'm sick about my dress.”’ { Answer: The point is. not to “lend possessions that you weuld be unhappy to have spoiled. And under no circunstances’ have favorites among your friends. -To refuse by like, “Oh. dear not even Vou saying something 1 can't let anvone Mary—wear. that dress until I've worn it myself a few more times” would neither be Any BUSINESS Ss] 265 $380 $Q85 looking set ing and vary it in severa] differ- ent ways. you have a world of 4 Behind Kreage’s ‘2nd Floor » PRPENTE FEW eth b-Tta Now You Can Say “CHARGE IT 2 AT BURTON’S Apparel for Women bananas, —— = serts at your fingertips. Mrs WE RENT Ralph O. Allen of Conley Lake road shares such a recipe PUNCH BOWLS day. . Attending TA meetings is a Musical Cake Stands new experience for Mrs. Allie * she has two younger children at Beautiful Costume Jewelry home. An accomplished pianist. at Mrs Allen shares her talent with ‘her friends. She belongs to both. HAND CRAFT ‘Pontiac Pan Hellenic and a social sorority. 6, FAY : BASIC CREAM PIF C ' By Mrs. Ralph 0, Allen | ™% cup sugar 3 tablespoons cornstarch Dece yolks 2 cups mtlk 1 teaspoon vanitia il tablespoon butter Mix sugar_and cornstarch. Stir in egg yolks and milk. Cook slowly on top of stove, stirring constantly. ‘until thick. Cool, Add coconut or pineapple and pour into baked pastry shell. Use the egz whites for meringue. Substitute one cup brown for the white sugar for a butter Sugar stiff and fold into cooled mixture for a pudding. Serves 46: ’ New York's police use five ficl copters to help patrol its water- wars 75 N. Saginaw scotch cream pie. Beat egg whites at tending this isn't true Discretion Needed j ' Some women insist on m into a color It's usually Thes feel to do this. It ts Other peo- wing and making if their own a sharp green or lavender attention-getting but in the wrong was. ple regard it merels tric. not charming that it's aS an ecrene habit Thin hor Urea sonanae If you want to show that vou heart is in the right ‘place, you nught have another suitable dress to ‘offe er her. But don't even sug- gest another unless you are sure you could live happily without at “Dear Mrs. Post’ When address- ing an envelope to two sisters, how are then names correctly written? Should it be The Misses Brown their names have to be or do We specialize in cuff links in any mercial firms. be placed by Dec. Ist to as- sure Christmas delivery. making design, shape or emblem for com- Orders must JEWELERS 16 W. Huron St., Pontiac ‘An Ideal Christmas Gift... CARD Duplicated on CUFF LINKS A Truly Personalized Gift for Him... . Cuff Links Tie Bar Money Clip Includes Fed. Tax Any Calling Card or Sig- nature can be duplicated to make a handsome FE 2-0294 A plump pillow, named Humpty, brings fun and gaiety to anv room He is 18 inches tall and will please all—voung and old alike. Surprise the yvoungstrrs at Christmas-time by . putting this delightful fellow under the tree' Pattern Ne, 5743 contains pattern pieces; material requirements; sewing and embroidery directions. Send 23¢ im coins, your name. address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press 2? W. Quincy St., Chi-ago 6, Tl) Have you a copy of our 1957 Needlework Album? It contains 56 colorful pages showing many pretts designs: plus directions for making three crochet items and a quilt Only 25c a copy! a we ce a PIANO TRADE-IN SPECIAL! a YOUR OLD PIANO NEW GRINNELL S or om, fx leaves a streamlined Grinnell spinet in its place! piano factory a ue hate mani since 1902. GRINNELL’S — 27 S. Saginaw St. The CLAYTON ‘Moderne’ mahogany, only $425 end your old piano! 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Even at our regular LOW OVERHEAD price these handsome coats are an amazing value! Choose from three terrific ALL-WOOL fabrics: worsted gabardines, Donegal-type tweeds and tough fancy tweeds. Classic single-breasted, button-through style, with Balmacaan collar, slash pockets, raglan or set-in sleeves. Meticulous tailoring includes high-count linings, fine Hymo canvas for permanent, shape- retaining fronts! Greys, blues, browns and heathers—in wegulars, shorts and-longs. . 200 North Saginaw St., Pontiac, Mich. These low prices INCLUDE EXPERT ALTERATIONS on our own premises! 4 } ‘THK PON'TIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 WENTY-SEVEN 4 ee vie TT transom banging away na ® pat Average Yearly Income |>24s. ranks highest, in living’ ‘Post Office Era Ends leurta ci Geet Coie boo Death-Lovy Revenue Up Th P standards in the British West In-| curtains and-was a favorite gather- e roxy you the truth about getting the/in Caribbean Is $230 dies, which has a population of! OTTAWA, Ohio w—An era ended By ERLE STANLEY GARDNER Copyright 1957 used carbon paper.” 3,000,000. The seven other areas ing place for the villagers. DENVER — Colorado's revenue ]|_ “Why did you do all this?” Ma-} KINGSTON, Jamaica—The'aver-|sverage about $135. per person| nearby North Creek when Miss ~ |from: its inheritance tax climbed ~ json asked. “Why did you rent, that] age per capita income for the! annually. - —____;Grace Ball retired after 36 ye “Maps of the world are being to & record $4,500,000 in fiscal A suite?” ; ; jas postmaster, Her homey “tittle ate Caribbean area is $230 a year. - |post office was closed up forever Posted in French factories show-|1957, an increase of 11 per cent “I didn't want Jerry Conway Only one man in three has a U.S. paper money tn its present! under & reorganization program. |ing 700 major French engineering Over the year before and more to lose control of Texas Global.”|Tegwar job in Jamaica, but ‘Size was issued for the first time The post office, in a building owned countries. The maps are to boost than 100 per cent over 1951. col- “Why?” Mason asked, “I would 22™aic@, With Trinidad and Bar-|in 1928, ‘by Miss Ball, had knotty pine pan-iemploye morale. llections. jthink your interests would have been elsewhere. I would think that your only — Rad Betting money ey — : ; a Chapter 35 ; Meson said, “Let's take a look - cave tie = depenied Up- @wow res wow . wow wow < wou OW in i“ « © . b- Mrs, Farrell fell back. in sur-| "ayéq: Spree the said +t had to dock it & te wane” ligee, ne St the sheer MEE you have no right.” she interrupted. “I had a pretty Corn uy or Butterfield Brand — didn *« *& * good block of Texas Global stock. ) ii a ae ee ee ae aahgg ard Fogel ay ie bs : eg 7 es _) t 3 ‘ “aq Overlooked it nent, old her-'the hard way. Go to the phone, pooling Cad We emaee t perhaps, Paul. Call Homicide and ask them) ithree or four years, and that this *“I'm_in a terrible hurry. I have to send u . e p some officers with a, itramp he was running around with nos pack in court at two o a warrant. We'll stay here until they) | would get the et of it, and oe M att vad poker arrive." lwhen he got tired of her some ou could buy US| Evangeline Farrell stood look-!|other tramp would get the rest a drink. This is important.” 4 , She hesitated for a long mo- pas PotD pve pe cam yeti a = SS wow ment, then said, “Very well.” |” ae of sickened dismay. Pee ae * Mason said, “what WISH-BONE Flavor-Magic ™ “May I help you?” Della Street; “Or perhaps,” Mason said, (did you do?” 3 — asked, “you'd like to tell us about it. | She said, “I knew that my hus- Italian Salad Dressing M hP 18-24 Lb. Avg. Wt. " io : onarc ears . Avg. We. a Oh, I'm sorry,’ Mason said.) We haven't very much time, Mrs. iband was playing around with Rose 0 With Most Tendons ci haven't introduced these people) Farreil.” | Calvert. I followed her to the hotel. so. 3 D> 16-Oz. > ge: No. 303 or _ Removed for U.S. Inspected to you. “Tell you about what?” she She registered as Ruth Calvert.” 3 oom —_— Jar Easier Carving Grade “A” ‘TLL HELP YOU’ asked, trying to get hold of = ‘ * * che Gulf-Kist S!4u 50s . i self. fason’s voice owed excite- . i No. 16 Reusal Mesrenkal ay ee “About renting Room 729 and|ment. “Had she _ Fegistered that 0] . u Ist MEATY Shrimp Can 49° Mario Stuffed Olives ‘Con Tumbler 39° the case of Della Street. “My con- S@¥ing you were the secretary of) Way before?” Shri S HOFFMAN 8-0r. e fidential secretary,” he explained. |Gerald Boswell, and tha* he was) “Yes. In two hotels.” rimp auce HOUSE Jar 39 Funsten’s Pecans Alware ¢ . “Come on," Della Street said,|t0 Occupy the room for the night.) «1 want the names of those, Fresh vac. Can 37 “I'll help you.” ae us about oe Rose, |hotels,"” Mason said. Hi-Ho : pyeg Fine with Soups, te Qre SomewWha ack tly ar-| ve Ww was about; ,, ~ Salads or Shrimp x eb . 4-0. rell moved toward ae vita. | |sitting there waiting trying tol sare a re illic the 'e) E asFt Diamond Walnut Meats Vac. Con 39° When she had gone Mason said|figure out what you'd do, then| ‘ 3 Reynolds Wr ap emp oll, e(sy lt ki the bod he h | “While she was there, my hus- Triple-Size Roll to the elevator operator, ‘Have; ‘@*!ng y across the ha P k FI PILLSBURY'S ie. e 5 you ever seen her before?” |-» -Did you manage that alone? band was bringing her data, and dy Ch 2Piy Ti c ancake riour Buttermilk 19 5 ; Or did someone help you?" ishe was typing out lists of proxy | La y armin Paste! + 1SSUE 6 be : 09 | ‘I think I have. Hf 1 could | She said, ‘You can't do that holders on her portable typewriter. _ * be OFF 24-01. e get a better look at her feet I'd ito. me. You . . . I don't know/Then one day she left a copy of : ‘Pa er Na kins BLUE RIBBON 2 95° Highland Syrup Label Bottle 49 _ be sure. I'd like to see her ‘what you're talking about.” the list in her car. The car was P ~ P White 60's 2 Boxes shoes." | Mason walked over to the tele-. Parked and the doors weren't even Prices effective through Saturday, Nov. 23. “Let's look,” Mason said. He Pone, picked up the receiver, said locked. I realize now it was a We reserve the right to limit quantities. walked boldly to the bedroom to the operator, “I want Lt.:trep. I didn’t know it at the time. Hygrade Imported Cnened Beef Ho 20° door, opened it, bechoned to Paul Tragg .. .” : reached in and got this list. Ne. 2% Drake who took Myrtle’s arm, led MRS, FARRELL SCREAMS eo eet ee © ee i Wh i 3 Cons 79° her along into the bedroom. as 500 i pletely phony list that they were Contadina ote Spiced peaches is | “Wait!”’ Mrs, Farrell screamed The elevator .operator- tried to! a ; ‘hoping would lull Conway into a hang back, but Drake shifted his oe Wait! You've got to help sense of security. I walked right arm around her waist. ‘into that trap.” Suttons Bay Spiced Crabapples eal 37° w Mason said into the mouthpiece) “Know what you're doing, | "Go on,” Mason said. iq Perry?” Drake asked, as Mason ie ye ecinlpene ever a | “I wanted Conway to have that Bond Bread Crumbs riser 19° paper eg algae lcradle. Ppe pees ED OE list. but I didn't want him to know . . $-0n e "No," Mason said, “but I have \where it came from. So I tele 29 a hunch.” He opened a closet “All right,” she said. “All phoned him, and disguised my, Bond Instant Stuffing Mix Celle door. | right! «TH tell you. Tl teh you’voice. I told him to remember| “Take a look at the shoes, Myr- the whole story. I've been fright- me by the name of Rosalind.” tle.” Mason said. “Do they mean ened stiff ever since It happened. (Continued Tomorrow) Frozen Heat and Eat Treats anything to you? Wait a moment! But I didn't kill her. I one | I guess we don't need those, Take) Please, please believe that R ° a look at this” The lawyer reached| @idwt ki ber.” nBirthplace of Gideons back into the closet, pulled out a “Who did?” on Real Estate Block suitcase. It had the initials "R.C.") ou; ‘ Mason asked. @ Chicken @ Beef @ Turkey ¥ eaae .C. Gifford,’ she said. BOSCOBEL, Wis w — The old . OL A ius, Nhat do you think you're) «How do you know?” Boscobel Hotel, where the Gideons CHOC Going?” an angry, icy voice de-) «He must have. He's the only formed manded. or the organization which now o*« & one, He thought she was selling) \distributes Bibles in hotels through- out, I guess he must have fol-| Mason turned, said, “Right at lowed me to the hote!. He knew ior bers werd. bas betu) ofiered the moment. I'm checking the I was there.” | Traveli l baggage that you removed from “Go on," Mason said. “You only! veling salesmen, meeting by 4 the Redfern Hotel, Mrs. Farrell.'have a minute or to. Get it off chance in a Boscobel Hotel room in anu this young woman whe is your chest. What happened?” 1896, organized the group which t’. elevator operator who was on She said, “I wanted to give Mr. jas distributed millions of Bibles duty the day of the °murder is Conway the lists of stockholders in the ensuing years. looking at your shoes to see if who had sent in proxies. 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WITH HEXACHLOROPHENE Sctnenanenenslll Destroys Mouth Odor : _ _ Jj and Decay Bacteria q fio) i rr Giant Econy. | CAAA Tue Do raps | GFT Stam? 158 Oakland Ave. PARKING IN REAR FE 2-3781 OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P. M. MON., THURS., FRI. & SAT. coer ~ Ene F< TWENTY-EIGHT THE. PONTIAC PRESS, =. NOVEMBER 22, 1957 " Mass X-Ray Exams ) Music Every Might for TB May Cease si Bra Joe Polzin WASHINGTON (INS)}—The Pub- | lic Health Service has recommend-| ed that mass use of: X-rays te! detect tuberculosis be halted to: i ireduce the risk of radiation) exposure. ! at the Hammond i aed AND HIS SWINGMASTERS i * * * In a statement issued to state’ and local health agencies, Surgeon | General Leroy E. Burney sug- gested that chest X-rays be limited to groups facing the greatest risk! of the disease. Included in the groups are .persons confined to hospitals | and other institutions, low. | income families, migrant work- | ers and people known to be ex: | DELIGHTFUL DINNER — - GOOD MUSIC DINE and DANCE | Daily Noon FINE Luncheon. FOODS | 1 aM.2 pM. MUSIC EVERY NIGHT and Her Famous posed to tuberculosis. FABULOUS Trained Birds nicse| CLUB TAHOE SHOW that for the rest of the population, | FLOOR SHOWS Tommy communities should consider tu- EVERY berculin skin testing as a first: 3412 Dixie Hwy. P hone OR 3-9754 FRID AY an d Timlin step. Chest X-rays would then, We Invite Banquets and Private Parties Comedy M. C. be limited to those showing posi- . S ATURD AY tive reactions to the skin test. i OPEN 7 DAYS The recommendations resulted AND 7 NICHTS from advice of a committee of experts who studied the present Enjoy Yourself tuberculosis problem, and the: ; ‘problem of low-level radiation ex- ; : | | at the 'posure from X-rays. sha DIXIE BAR JAM SESSION , TUESDAYS FRANK PERRY AND HIS SWINGMASTERS U Pentiac Press Phote Most active U. S., SERIOUS DRAMA — Bob Gaines, 11, takes the role of an emotionally disturbed boy being their problems and attitudes. Play also enables | ou fume hieiadeed pad > tre rick Wollaeger, clinical psy- the children to work out many of their inward : f : “ r ° ” Corner of Elizabeth chol on the staff of the Oakland Child Guid- frustrations. The clinie is partially supported b [Ee ME o) teekceeeh oat average | Where 7OSr f riends meet Lake and: Cass Lake chologist ig ape dicate ¥ | trom 60 to 90 thunderstorms in an| Reads TPT ern ST la a nec ance ee By — sf aiecigsi = = - Pontiac Area United Fund whose 1957 cam- | average year. to the Music of § Shen Meck Wee trained s' members can learn much a paign is now in progress. DICK DENGATE Aa ees: bid 2-2981 ob Macca Child Guidance Clinic Helps Disturbed Youngster NEW and His “Esquires” Fri. & Sat. Nites | | 5. ISINC : DANCI NG q las Farenis 10 YWOr | QUIN SINGER | DANCING SUNDAY Come im this week- Afte | end and have your rnoon Eddie might have looked to you; had a good fund of information | nature of the difficulty. If treat. | Jreouests | sotto Matinee F RIDAY and SATURDAY like an ordinary nine-year-old. He amd there was no doubt in her | ment Is needed, regular inter- i eters - the way vou for Wives and Girl Friends of Deer Hunters did seem a little mind that he was a bright young: | views are undertaken by staff olayed. 4 P. M. to 2 A. M, D he Musi quiet at times ance to the Music of | ster. Sememing was holding him members, usually on a weekly and his parents complained that he pax. besks. ' Th T T D was lazy and they had a hard time| The Seach sed that th 1 4 ah lems! | D | X | E B A R e une opper uo etting him to do anything at e teacher sugges a | Personality an habit prob lems casnen — ai parents consult the workers at the/are tackled by the clinic such as. O’QUINN .. He was in the fourth grade a j Oatsand Child Guidance Clinic. (nervousness, day-dreaming, unpop-| an oars 2592 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-4521 BUFFET Smorgasbord echool and his mother and iaha | s the social worker took alularity, fears, bed-wetting, temper] is Mandelin _ 7 ‘careful history, it was learned that ‘tantrums. ageresiveness, shyness became alarmed when the teacher . pointed out to them what. they in addition to his trouble with read-| ing and his “laziness,” this quiet} ee suspected —Eddie couldn't ME would. awaken at night in \terror complaining of dreams of! The teacher said that Eddie ,monsters chasing him. —_ | canes WAS RIGHT | Eddie was seen by the clinie’s| psychologist and test revealed that! the teacher was right, Eddie was. la bright boy. | peath Eddie's quiet exterior was | | a boy who was quite frightened | and who saw the world peopled | with grownups who were very hard to please. Eddie had just | about given up trying. ‘about the things that bothered him and he was helped to see them as they really were and not as they seemed in his frightening dreams. l * * * _ It took about six months before ‘the clinic staff felt that Eddie was jeven ready to begin tutoring with 'the. reading. By this time Eddie his parents had come to a better understanding. CLINIC SERVES COUNTY ‘Operating under the sponsorship CHINA CITY | RESTAURAN T ‘ot the State Department of Mental |Health, the Oakland Child Guidance 1070 W. Huron FE 4-0340 | Clinic serves the entire county. “Carry Out Orders” | * * * | Children from birth to 16 years by the China City. Once you've been here, you'll come again and again. Heures: Menday, Friday 11-16:20 Saterday 11:00-1:30 A.M, Sunday Neen -10 P.M. — ———— ‘of age, plus any high school stu- ; * Fraternal Order of in dent, are eligible for assistance * Juicy charcoal broiled steaks vee Bob Wiegand clamor . They are recommended or referred * Grilled-in-butter Frankforts S EAGLES lagencies, doctors, cours e-health ple nmen [praises = Bus Bowen... « t+ drums PHONE Midwest 4-1400 agencies, ors, courts or health #28 flavors of sch ic 4 ‘— on eteoie departments. flavors of pure, rich ice cream Formerly Hotel Commodore 1} WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD., Psychiatrists, psychologists or psychiatric social workers ex- amine the child and interview | the parents to determine the Block Island Has Big Lure but No Doctor BLOCK ISLAND, RI. ‘paying between $12.000 and $15,000 INITIATION SAT., NOV. 23 Buffet Dinner Dance and Floor Show To Follow Featuring RAY RIGGS Harmonica Star of TV and TRACY O’NEIL Speciality Dancer THE 4 DUKES For Your Dancing Pleasure MEMBERS FREE : Peenniors Members, Bring Your Guests poe ° oe n Re . Town officials estimate that's They were helped to lower their UP—A job: ,a year is waiting for a qualified and conduct problems like lying, Stealing and running away. * * * Also treated are education prob- lems such as truancy and poor |adjustment to school. The entire treatment is free, lalthough gifts are accepted from anyone who wishes to aid the clinic. | Pontiac Area United Fund and from the Oakland County budget. “We count on the generosity of the public through the United Fund jto enable us to continue our work 'that leads so many chi ldren to SPADAFORE’S BAR with our wide range of food fit all pocketbooks. On Woodward (U Lake Road — Just Brunch time, lunch time, dinner or munch time—it's always the right time to come to Howard Johnson's! Whatever the hour, whatever your wish, Howard Johnson's serves up the tastiest full-course meals, salads, sandwiches and delicious desserts, And, you'll be doubly pleased HOWARD JOHNSONS .S.-10) at Square The Green P ar rot ee . . « Specialising in Good Food SUNDAY SPECIAL Operational expenses, outside EDWARDS v 9 M-59 at nos é MANNY?’S sun! ee a | of salaries, are met through the | i" M8 Tenn, Elizabeth Loke Road Evening | 6 Days a Week! ALL YOU CAN EAT! Served 5:30 ‘til 9:30 P. M. 1.95 LUNCHEON 5 Days a Week! ALL YOU CAN EAT! $] 25 11:30 te 2:30 Includes Tax and Beverage includes Tax and Beverage Short Ribs of Beef $750 lives,”’ said Eddie’s parents needed a lot of happier. healthier adult | 6N. Cass near W. Huron | A la carte . . . delicious with potatoes | A \reassurance that they were not to Madeleine Half, director. ——— and gravy, a vegetable, a salad, hot roll Unc eon —— = mazing s oy blame —for-thetr- nee, — Ord OUItOr 6 Fo. cass ces sce sacs OLA ... Wonderful | ! ver 1 = you'll be saying hen that = mocbdiiesl ake lliats HOWARD JOHNSON 'S NOW OPEN ae eo — | . fone aati | ee iad ee ree es | Set OUR 21” COLOR TV LOUNGE | | Cocktail Party Open Daily 9 a.m. to 2 a.m—Sundcy 2 p.m. te 2 a.m. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 1650 N. Perry at Pontiac Rd. FE 3-9732 Dining at Its Distinctive Best Dinner : Banquet at a wide range of prices to New Drayton By Invites You to Join Your Friends for an Evening of = Dancing and Dining Pleasure 4195 Dixie Highway With Bob Lawson ee at the Organ OR 3-7161 BEER — WINE — LIQUOR Meeting leu a, | BLOOMFIELD HILLS South of Pontiac DEAR FRIENDS.. We Are Happy Old Dutch Mill ‘AUBURN HEIGHTS Where You Meet Your Friends Dancing Fri. and Sat. Nights to Pontiac’s Own Western Swing Band WESTERN and SWING EVERY FRI., SAT. and a FEATURING “~~~ NOBLE LEE ; pn Westen Swing Bani( oe Bring Your Family To ae See Bie aes to Inform You ARIZONA oo ° HS on * slant SKELLY'S which has a year-around popula-' ° Before That Night te ‘tion of 800. and His at Night of Dancing— $ 50 RESTAURANT “th addition he will get a 16-room of Our Return SS Chicken-in-e-Basket sie* cie* sisi I (Formerly Beth's) 476 West Huron and for only $75 a month after mansion rent free for six months, to Lake Orion- “Western Partners” SCRIB’ S Bar and Restaurant for a * * * r ° YOU-ALL-COME ig 130 S. Telegraph FE 4-6981 Thanksgiving | The island has been without a and We Invite Eases |doctor since Dr. Gregory M. Bur-. ; eo ‘belo left to set up practice in West-, yet TURKEY lerly, RL, last Friday. | You to Visit Us and All the Trimmings Chieken — Dumplings Capital city of Northern Lower \California is Mexicali, EDDIE DREYER —¥eer Ole Maestre Invites You Te Garden Center Ballroom 2087 Weedward, Detroit Square & Round Daneirig Every Thurs.-Sat.-Sun. Mammoth Feather Party Saterday, Nov. 2] at Garden Center Adm. $1.00 Square & Round Dancing Every Twes.-Fri.-Sat. to Renew Helen, Aldo and Nello Sorbelli \{™ of VILLA INN M-24 at Clarkston Rd., Lake Orion. at the ~ VILLA INN Acquaintances ! MYrtle 2-6193 b MODERN—SQUARE Glenn Eastman Calling Oxbow Lake Pavilion + + « Theill to the Harmonious Calling of Glenn> Eastman. FINEST LIQUORS and REFRESHMENTS _ 9451 Elizabeth Lake Rd. | SATURDAY NIGHT ~ In One of Mich Most R gf Settings—At ey aon f oy a Bob’s Chicken House 497 Elizabeth Lake Road at Telegraph Presents by popular demand “SULLY” AT THE KEYBOARD ‘Daily, except Monday — 9 to 2 DELICIOUS. DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS Visit Our Popular Cocktail Bar DINNERS TO TAKE OUT CALL FE 3-9821 THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 TWENTY-NINE ‘Bride Has House Repainted Brando Bidding to Own Westside Story’ Company , By LOUELLA 0, PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS) — One of! the most eager would-be purchas- ers of ‘Westside Story’ is Marlon Brando, who returns from New York to the coast this weekend, following his P.A. tour for “Sayonara.” — While he was in the Big City, Marion put out feelers to acquire the rights to this property for his own independent company but, with the well deserved suc- cess this play is having on Broad- way, he will have te bid high. When he arrives home, Marlon will find that his bride, Anna Kashfi, who is feeling much better now, has had the interior of their Laurel Canyon home all répainted. DEBRA’S CONTRACT ENDS After 10 years Debra Paget_and 20th Century-Fox parted with mu- tual good wishes on. both sides. “I'm grateful for the build-up giv-' en me, and I always will be,” says Debra who started at about $500) a week and is now getting $2,500. “Now that I am no longer re- strained by a contract, I'll con- centrate on TV. and freelance in on Eddte-Fisher's TV show in January, and I have a movie under consideratien at UL” — Debbie is also booked for a nightclub opening Dec. 5 at the Flamingo in Las Vegas, ‘Let's hope she forgets that revealing’ gown this time—she doesn't need it. Her role in “Ten Command- ments” proved the gal can act. Over long distance telephone Myrna Loy told me she will be in our fair city in three weeks to! film a new TV series on modern family life for Screen Gems. Caro! Irwin, who did the ‘“‘Mama" shows, Myrna says, is working with her, and George Oppenheim is writing the scripts. Myrna will be on the Schlitz Playhouse to morrow night. She was hurrying to Washing- she told me that the UNESCO Francisco two weeks ago was very exciting, with Madame Pandit in attendance. George Stevens flew up to attend some of the meetings. Baby Sister in Fire ton when I talked with her, and | ti led | Six- Ruth Kitchen saved ay Es eon /Six-year-old u V |and putting out the fire with : ‘home fire extinguisher. “I keep plenty busy,” said Myr| The fire started during the her husband, Pierre Galante and the two children. She says she and Pierre will be re-married in the Catholic Church shortly after she arrives home: Their dispen- sation (they have been informed) is on the way, “T have been gone three months and four days,” said Livvy, ‘‘and never again am I going to be away -from my family this long. When I come back in January or February, right with me, unless, of course, his magazine ‘Match’ sends him on some big assignment.” She endeared herself to every- one in Sam Goldwyn Jr.'s picture “The Proud Rebel.” . HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: The Glynis Johns - gone pffftt! Perry Como's son, Ronnie, is enrolling in Notre Dame. Lorena Mayer, who was con? pletely exhausted after L. B.'s long iliness and death, bs back from Main Chance, still resting and trying to build herself up. Jack Benny is repeating a radio |show Sunday that I did with him ‘several years ago. Dolores Gray, here for the Ethel Barrymore show Saturday, was with Paul Henderson, director of the program. Carol Ohmart, who hasn't made a picture since she married Wayde ‘Preston, is on the Warner lot to prepare for ‘“‘Born Reckless.” The tamily of Taina Elg will make the acquaintance of her 20- |months-old son when she goes to | Finland in February with her hus- band, Karl Bjorkenheim. She'll be there for the premiere of “Les Girls.” That's all today. morrow! See you to- Girl, 6, Bravely Saves EAST PROVIDENCE, RI. #— Pierre is going to be) Allen Reisner engagement has| }: ANTARCTIC OBSERVER — ing and operating stations in the Sir Robert Wilkins is shown earlier this month at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, where he says U. S. ground services have much to learn about build- 1 British Army Revises Menus Hot Cocktail . Medicine Used Doctors at U. of M. Serve Radioactive Drink to Cancer Patients ANN ARBOR (®—A radioactive cocktail that tastes like lemonade is being used by University of Michigan researthers to learn about the food problems troubling patients with stomach cancer. This cocktail is non-alcoholic. Its ingredients are water, olive oil; gelatin and glucose. It has no kick. 4 The doctors are trying to find out how weight loss can be stopped or reduced by patients who down the beverage. The cocktail treatment is one ‘menus enlisted men and women LONDON (# — Days are num- bered for char, wad, bubble and squeak, praties and bangers. In their places on British army each meal are offered such fare as porterhouse steak, duck, goose, vol-au-vent, omelette surprise charlotte russe and peach melba. A buck private, but not an offi- cer, gets lunch and dinner choices of 8 types of potatoes, 6 vegeta- bles, 12 meats, soups and half a dozen sweet dishes to top off the, meal. * * * Fancied-up menus are one of the come-ons Britain is giving to vol-. unteers. In another couple of | years Britain hopes to end the | Porterhouse for SAAS friendly persuasion as the two best means of getting her ah The first of the souped-up kitch- ens was opened at the Royaf’Ar- tillery Depot in London's Wool- wich section. For possibly the first time in the history of English- speaking soldiery, there have been no complaints from the ranks. Army spokesmen claim that during the past three weeks there ‘have been indications of much higher morale at the depot, which could mean more re-enlistments. British soldiers traditionally have called tea “‘char,"’ sandwich- es “wad,” a conglomeration of |meat and vegetables mixed into a stew ‘‘bubble and squeak,’ plain boiled potatoes ‘praties” and phase of the university’s study of istomach cancer. Dr. Arthur: Veteran explorer frigid Antarctic. Sir Robert, 69, came to McMurdo Sound seeking ways to improve living conditions and efficiency in both Arctic and Antarctic operations. serving as consultant to the U S. Army on cons weather operations and survival. French, a professor of internal imedicine, charge of this phase. * * * All ‘patients ‘at University Hos- {pital who have undergone stomach’ foaled for any reason are served ‘the drink. te learn what proportion of pa- tients have poor food absorption after removal of thejr stomachs and whether certain types of operations are the cause. He said most food is : bsorbed in the intestinal tract outside the stomach, but after an operation for! stomach removal, the intestine | AP Wirephote (does not function as well. In most | moved. All stomach patients are given He is Hoover Urges More Diplomas Sees Need of 70,000 “i ' going to get a pink tele- ithe life of her baby sister Robin, '18 months old, yesterday by) snatching her from a blaing cribp Graduates College More Enter NEW YORK # — Former President Herbert Hoover urges an annual increase of at least 7 for the installation. Hubby Can Keep | His $5—She’ll Get Pink Phone CHICAGO W—A Chicago house | iphone, as she demanded, to re-| . to \place a defective ivory phone and ‘her husband won't have to pay $5, * * * A dispute between the Illinois. Bell Telephone Co. and Bernard Civil Rights cockta3 to obtain information on and carbohydrates. In addition to the basic ingredients, the cocktail contains radioactive fat, Vitamin A, protein in the form of amino acids and sugar. The drinking of these substances | shows the rate of their cia i] French said. * * * The tests are made before the ,stomach operation, just after it |and six months later. The doctors hope ‘the research will provide them with information | WASHINGTON W—W. Wilson, \to choose the type of operation White. an assistant attorney gen- that will best avoid nutritional Attorney Named W. Wilson White Will Head New Division in Justice Department acts as bartender-in- French said his’ doctors want | draft leaving patriotism and'sausages “bangers.” TONIGHT MATINEE SATURDAY x E& E G (#] SATURDAY THEATRE OPEN 12:30 ‘cases of stomach cancer, at least |]. part of the stomach must be re-| a battery of tests including a | how well they absorb protein, fat | Get More Out of Life — || NOW SHOWING at Your Butterfield Theaters Go Out to the Theater! FI | f \ | | GQ SrkEse rv-Teir-T fy Features 1:20 TODAY! OFA Y:) pty The hilarious G. |. story LMED ENTIRELY OFF LIMITS! na, and I can well believe it after mother’s absence when an electric noel ; troubles afterward. 70,000 high sct ies “whe eral, reportedly has been chosen | listening to her schedule. OLIVIA FLIES TO MATE Shortly after midnight tomorrow. night Olivia De Havilland wings | her way over the pole to Paris.! She'll have Sunday dinner with WANTED | 1000 COMIC BOOKS 1000 True Love § Mags. We Handle Tricks, a Novelties. ae ae PIPER'S MACAZINE OUTLET | 86 Aebern Ave, Fe 4-0240 Lawyer Still in Shape ‘Patterson, |turned to private law practice after ‘an absence of 24 years. |lamp fell and heat from the bulb lset the crib blanket ablaze. “I didn't want Robin to get hurt or the house to burn,” Ruth said. SYDNEY, N. S, #—Malcolm A.! 67, who has held four Nova Scotia Cabinet posts and served two terms as Crown Pro- ifector, an acquittal in his first court case when he re- .( a s DRI 4500.7 ee Phy TONIGHT - SATURDAY Slel bare VE-IN Theatt e THREE! THRILLING HITS! SEE HOW IT WILL HAPPEN...WITHIN YOUR LIFETIME! Ga fash a. ar cE or co to nae wy CURE) OUND ot HALT 1 RE PCR CONQUEST OF SPACE TECHNICOLOR % THE SHOCK STORY BEHIND THE ROCK-’N-ROLL GENERATION TEEN-AGE ‘CONS’ THE NEW SIN schools, adidng: | first reaction in school is to seek | soft classes, not the hard work of science and mathematics. Al- Fy could qualify for college study of science and engineering. Hoover spoke last night at a dinner marking the opening of a campaign to raise money for a new 10-million-dollar national en- gineering center on United Na- tions Plaza between 47th and 48th streets. < “The trouble is,” said Hoover, “that we are turning out anually from our institu- tions of higher education per- haps fewer than half as many engineers and scientists as we did seven years ago. “The greatest enemy. of all mankind — the Communists— are turning out twice or possibly three times as many as we do.” Hoover said there is too much academic freedom in high “A youngster’s so, he has a multitude of extra- curricular activities which he considers more beguiling than hard work. “You simply cannot expect kids . . . to determine the sort of education they need, either for daily living or for the profes- sions, unless they have some guidance.” Patrolman Suspended ST. CLAIR SHORES # — Patrol- iman Barry D. Oberg. 26, was suspended Wednesday after having lbeen fined $50 in neighboring De-: jtroit for reckless driving. Traffic Referee John D. Carney, who ye” levied the fine, said the policeman | had a record of 12 moving and 12 parking violations in Detroit. Oberg was suspended by Chief, ‘Harvey Champine pending a Civil Service hearing. World’s highest commercial air- bee is at La Paz in Peru. J. Arnold, a phone subscriber,'to head the new Civil Rights Divi- was cut short yesterday by a sion in the Justice Department. State Commerce Commission ex-| This information came last night. aminer when he picked up the tab. \When Trouble’s Near, | | for the installation. Arnold had complained to the, commission after the company in- stalled a new ivory replacement phone but insisted on $5 before| switching to pink. He said his wife wanted a pink one to — her| kitchen. ee * * A company official told com- mission examiner William E. He-| lander if the company made no| charge “housewives would be swarming around to change their phone colors for esthetic reasons." Helander said the commission, regulations provide for the $5 jcharge but Arnold argued the reg- ulation did not apply ‘‘as long as ithey had to replace the defective’; ' phone.” * * * Helander tossed a $5 bill on the table for the phone company and said: “If this case is not resolved, I'll have to write a long report and take it up with five busy com- missioners, This ends the case.” Helander went into another’ |1953 when he became U. jney for eastern Pennsylvania. Li | Ld i] from informed sources. In Phila- Look for ‘Ca amity 'delphia, his home, White said it! TULSA, Okla. |was. impossible for him to com-/Jane is a small female wolf who ment. jhas an uncanny knack of getting x « * * linto complicated situations, A ldusticnl Denartnieht spokes | Her latest exploit came yester- jman also declined comment, He’ beh ie she allegedly seroxat said_there— a mported goose, Calamity’s on an appointee to fill the post au- jowner, Mrs. Betty Brocksmith, Syne a Po aastiy athe Tent: seecinn: of (Coe: the frisky wolf cub. “She's gentle,” sald Mrs. Brock- | That law provides that, the new ae Civil Rights Division shall ,| smith, but she doesn't care for headed by an assistant attorney/| general. | * * * Since White already is an assist- Kil] 46 Cuban Rebels ant attorney general handling oth-| er duties, it was not immediately | HAVANA \—The Cuban gov- iclear whether his name wouldjernment announced today that 46 ‘have to be submitted to the Sen-jrebels were killed yesterday in ate again for confirmation as head ‘three battes with army troops in of the Civil Rights Division. ‘southeast Cuba. A communique White, 51, practiced law in his also said seven soldiers were native Philadelphia from 1934 to killed and eight injured in the S. attor- fighting Mountains. prefers to kill her game.’ room to hear a utility company's request for a 25 million dolar a year rate increase. Here Ye...Hear Ye... PERRY, Iowa W—Neighbors of! District Judge George Sackett may} jthink he’ sometimes brings his: i work home from court. The judge ‘has a dog named “Ye” and when| “THE GIRL IN THE KREMLIN" Also “KELLY AND ME” SATURDAY @ ONLY e TODAY ‘he calls it he does it judiciously: ]. i‘‘Here, Ye... Here, Ye.. ‘Here, | Playing Boy Suffocates | DETROIT W — Four-year-old Kenneth Temple suffocated while | playing spaceman when the zip- iper stuck on a plastic clothing bag he was wearing as a space |helmet, ERICA! RANDOLPH Scorr | Ten Wanted Men | AN ADVENTURE THAT TEEMS WITH EXCITEMENT! | THAT IS SWEEPING # CECIL B DEMILLE S T M4 E nae eS J Ln Doors Open Tonight at 7 Comitenrs | STON. 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FRIDAY, NOV EMBER 22, 1957 Michigan Chapter of the Football Writers. qwill have a different type luncheon ‘next Monday when they meet in Flint on “high school day.’ Prep coaches will be on the program centering around the Flint Northern - Central game Thanksgiving Day. * * * Jim. Lerion, former basketball | coach at Ortonvilic, has taken over the reserve coaching dutiog ee at Grand Bianc. * * * Cranbrook football star Stu Clark will not play basketball, “He wants to concentrate on his studies during the winter,"’ says Crane ath- letie director Fred Campbell. * * *. A fellow who popped into Tex- as A & M on a blind recommen- dation js called “the best athlete I ever coached,” by Bear Bry- ant. He is end John Tracey. * * * Due to the late finish of the not open its basketball season un- til Dec. 17. Two games scheduled for earlier have been switched to later dates. * * * Holly will honor its football feam for an outstanding season Monica, Calif., has taken over the the country: He has a pass completion percentage of 676. He was | picked today on the NEA ‘All-America team. | xk * xk * a or Kansas State Not Afraid football team in the nation. That's the pitch that Paul De-; Weese, sports publicist and ad-| vance man for the Wildcats, has. EAST LANSING W — Kansas times while losing by one touch-| State won't be any pushover or ‘down, on a freak pass to Kansas patsy for Michigan State, top-rated and MSU Seeks Strong Finish Michigan State has the average of holding the pall 73 times per game and in the Indiana run- 92 times winning over. Mis! # SF a ae away 91 times, souri, Meet Ferndale at Wisner been throwing. | Paul‘ is so earnest and sin- cere that you at least have to | listen to him even if you dis- — agree with his theories He notes that eee was held) y ‘to a 13-0 margin over Kansas State, | jwhich was a clear tip that the leadership in passing yardage in *Sooners weren't as invincible as ‘advertised. * * * AP Wirepheto "LEADS NATION — Utah’s Lee Grosscup, a junior from Santa Players Gro CLEVELAND ® — The National, at a banquet Dec. 5, * * * Pro scouts are high on the pass-| ing quality of Utah's Lee Gross-'qo9 under the anti-trust laws if the claims representatives from 11 of INFLPA doesn’t get the recognition’ the 12 NFL teams, . _ s icharge the league, the clubs and Creighton Miller said he was’ ithe owners with violation of the, \prepared to file the suit last week ‘Sherman anti-trust act, and ask be treble damages filed NFL Commissioner Bert Bell $4,200,000." cup. The California boy’s petra ao to work under pressure such as finding someone to throw to even . when his designated receiver is’ covered is one of the big reasons. * * * Final activity in prep football ac- tion tonight has East Detroit at! | Hazel Park and Wyandotte at Roy- al Oak Dondero. Final Cage Meeting Slated Next Monday The final meeting for all man- agers of City League basketball teams will be held next Monday night at 7:30 in the Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department office, City Hall, 35 S. Parke St. * * * owner recognize our association, iFootball League players Assn.’s at-. ‘'torney says he will sue for $4,200,-' it desires from team owners. ‘but the day before it was to “somehow got wind of our inten-| told Bell felt club owners would agree to the NFLPA demands at,“‘are getting now and what they their Dec. 2 meeting in Philadel- ‘would be able to get if they were | phia, Miller said he decided to able to offer their services to an hold off filing the suit until Dec. 3. open market.” He told a reporter yesterday | if the owners agree to the de- mands “the player representa- tives” probably: wil] decide not to file their suit, The big demand is that “every not just Bell. We also want pay for exhibitions and contract pro- ov) visions to protect injured players. | These demands, said the attor-/Michigan—archery golf shooting— mater and would take up new du- This is the last call for teams ney, a former Notre Dame grid, will begin its 2nd season here Sun- ties as right-hand man to Athletic wishing to compete in classes A, B star, are the same as those the ‘day at Municipal golf course under Director Al Masters came yester- and C during the 1957-58 season.\association formulated last Feb- ‘the sponsorship of Sue Pro Grid Owners tion” and telephoned. On being based on an estimate of the dif-, Shoot on Sunday Kansas State has a three won, five lost and one tied record but Paul claims — and the score books back him up — that four of those) UD May games could have been won by; or less. He cites the pall control game of Kansas State, The generally accepted yard- stick is that if a team controls the ball more than 70 plays in any ione game, that's exceptional. proval) at our masationg: ” Bell * * * commented trom Philadelphia. | Kansas State had the ball 86. Miller said the association, which' times while losing to Oklahoma, 83. “plans to: | High. Kansas State by one touchdown! 4 joy nave been few-and—tar- be- tween, = Chiefs Close Season Today Victory is sweet, they say, butline up for the opening kickoff at Jesse MacLeay has seldom tasted 3:30 p-m., marking the Ist time it this season in his lst year as since 1944 that Pontiac High has ‘head football coach at Pontiac participated in an afternoon con- test at Wisner. There is a strong possibility that the lights will go on before hostili- ties are over, however, due to the early arrival of darkness “ this. time of year. * r * MacLeay has watched his PHS gridders go down to defeat five times in seven tries during the 1957 campaign ‘and his moments The Chiefs are in their ac- off No. 1 Michigan State,’’ he an- x * * The team is up for this game, DeWeese said. x * * “We play the best teams in the would mean to our boys to knock ticipated. That’s the positive approach by Kansas State, But -DeWeese also says this: “We've only got one good team — about nine of that “T hope we look good,” DeWeese said with a shrug, thing beats us that depth will do it. id * * * The Spartans, out of ‘ Rose ‘Bowl or conference title chance, iwill be playing this one just for country and just think what it! “but if any-) M’ Is Bowl ‘Whistle Stop’ for OSU Champions Seek Clean Big Ten Mark for Coast Ohio State Has Won Only Once Since ‘37 at Ann Arbor first time in 54 meetings, Ohio State's grid game with Michigan Saturday will be just a whistle stop on the Buckeye cross-country dash to the Rose Bowl. The wily Wolverines, most hon- ored foe of the newly-crowned Big Ten champions, have beaten the iBucks 34 times against 15 losses and four ties. Ohio has beaten Michigan at Ann Arbor only once since the late Francis Schmidt's 1987 team did it, that was 17-0 in 1955. Many, many times the two teams have come up to the final game with the championship hanging in the balance for one or the other. But this time it’s all settled. ce ee es ae season by meeting Ferndale at Wisner Stadium. ine No, 3 in a dismal season’ have compiled a record of three have long since ended, all they) wins, four Josses and one tie. can do now is try to finish on a: The two teams are scheduled to|happy note. It will also be the final game/will be the Chiefs’ goal today. | ‘this fall for the Railsplitters, who Their hopes for a winning year kickoff is for an overcast and Coming from behind in the last |four minutes last Saturday and de- an $1 season and the hopes of pnaiorcegs ‘postponed the ‘hanging on to their top spot by, ‘influencing the fickle voters by an its 11th Western Conference crown, ‘impressive score, The predietion for the 1:30 p.m. chilling cold day and an atten- dance of around 35,000 smallest, ‘home crowd of the MSU season: Ohio State grabbed everything~ lits third title in four years, and its fourth Rose Bowl trip—by throning Iowa 17-13. * * * That puts the Michigan game~— Taylor Resigns Stanford Post Grid Coach to Become, amounting to The damages, he said, were ference between what the players Assistant Director of | | Athletics PALO ALTO, Calif. (®—Popular pene idesdeal Stanford's football the past seven seasons, finishes "cin his coaching: career tomorrow and then helps hunt for his caer {st Archery Golf * | Anaoumcersent that he is quit- A winter sport relatively new in ting as football coach at his alma the Pontiac, day, just two days before the tra- “big game’’ here with ‘to everyone except coach Woody | “just another contest’ category. ' Woody wants this one for his 24th Big Ten victory in 26 starts, to ‘avenge last year’s 19-0 loss, and ‘to carry a clean league record to ‘Pasadena for the Rose Bow! battle with coach Len Casanova's twice beaten Oregon Webfoots. * * * Until last week the opposition. had been able to ignore Ohio's aerial attack and concentrate its defenses on stopping the sweeps and offtackle bursts of Don Clark, the nine-goal speedster from Ak- * They can still ignore the passing threat, but they'll have to build a dam across the middle to stop the Big Ten's newest threat. * * * That would be Bob White, the 203-pound sophomore from Coving- ton, Ky., who against lowa gave COLUMBUS, Ohio u8 — For the Teams must be represented to gain ruary. ‘After Bell recognized us'Parks and Recreation Department ditional consideration for league entry. ~|in August, we presented our de-'and the Pontiac Archers Club. California. sed bg rng errant — pertorm- | * * * mands at the all-star game but, » | With a record as head coach of : m ever seen eS Sunday's event, jabeled a “tur. | 39 ri 4 = - |as he rolled for 157 yards in 22 | _ Discussion will cover team classi-|bave made no progress.’ key shoot,” Is the ist of several 29 Victories, 29 eats and 2 ties, cracks at the line. He got 65 of | fication, league organization, sched-| Bell sald he was authorized to | planned at the city links this {Taylor Shen tell hed, absent them in seven tries in the eight- ly playoff procedures, tourna-| recognize the association buy that | winter. Turkeys will be awarded |'° Tesign but had s previously play come-from-behind touchdown ment selection, and rules and regu-| he meeds a favorablé vote from | to the winners of the meet and iat he apis a pisaned ¥ make drive in the dying minutes. He lations. There are now 12 teams} 19 of the 12 NFJ. owners to | chickens and ducks will be given \ eer. —— ~ = scored the counter—his first of the | signed up and only a few more} complete any with the | away as door prizes. | year—on a five-yard crash | can be accommodated. association, “We'fl get that (a |_He has been one of Stantord’s : | Ls P | Competition in this novel sport!most popular coaches. Although Red-haired Bob started as a ne oe will be conducted over an 18-hole Taylor said he hoped there would fullback, then shifted to center j Toute and contestants may regis- be no melodrama connected with and then back to third-string full- © ter and start playing immédiately his stepping out as coach, quar- back this season. He‘ still plays % between the hours of 9 a.m. and terback Jack Douglas declared, | . center on defense. 5/12 noon. ‘We're going to win the big game anaes 7. 3 The shoot is open to all Oak- for him.” WHERE'S THE BALL — Lou Tsioropoulos guard sees the ball go through his legs. Bill He wears contact 'enses while tt e land County residents regardless of Stanford has a 3-4. record this | (20) Boston Celtic guard charges forward after a Sharman (21) is also looking for the ball. The Playing, regulation spectacles when * age and a small entry fee is season with a 3-3 in the Pacific. loose ball as Chuck Noble &) Detroit Piston Celtics won, 112-90. Studying. But he didn't have to Pd charged at registration. Another Coast Conference. a see last Saturday. The team just i « cuaeey shoot” is scheduled on * A * pointed him toward the goal line ( . | 4 \Dec. 22 ate ne oes cross Aids New York Win and he tore things apart to. get S em H ing career was definitely ended, | e e peasy ee Tread vutput o sd “But the opportunity to work with. Rescue Boats Al M LL i the Hawkeyes. They also bettered ; Masters in promoting intercol-. by 10 yards the entire rushing ef- Tomorrow is the day that byings some traditional games’ He Ip Hunters one Sa Ee — . ! fort of last year’s Ohio team as it that mean even more than a gonference title to players, to i : * lost 6-0 to Iowa. alumni and perhaps even to cogches. MEMPHIS (NEA)—Duck hunters. , DETROIT — The absence of against three different Piston shaken up in a collision in the ; Harvard and Yale play pe such game at New Haven, {may wacker forth on the ie ‘Hot Seat Designed _ Bob Cousy from the lineup of the — ay come out — each es TROT. vein Grand Rapids Boy ¢ sippi River with the assurance that’ time. He rebound r re- ’ their 74th. Jf : ~ r if they get in trouble there will be for War ming Hunters peared ae vo nscote adie bound — nearly 30 all told — and Lewpan me re Devlin mre Hope s Top Player : Stanford and Californja play another. Ohio State and (30 Memphis boats ready to search New YORK (NEA)—Duck hunt- canned 15 points in a sparkling Woujis” 13 733 Bchnittker $3181 HOLT AND Michigan, Purdue and Indiana, Pitt and Penn State, Wash- for them. loca ‘willl be happy o hear bake in the standout performance of pertormance. Friend 314 Garmaker 11 4 38 Seon an wae a — : ington and Washington ‘State, Oregon and Oregon State, | The Marine Rescue Squadron the Hot Seat. teammate Bill Russell. | George Yardley, the NBA’s lead- Seer 37574 beooera, 8 3 12 Rapids was named most valuable Duke and North Carolina and some others. was organized under the spon- | It will keep their posteriors snug | x *& * ing scorer with an average of 28 Jorden 22 H Erbe 5 $i player of the Hope College foot- , fa, sorship of the Memphis Parks and warm as they sit in blinds or) Russell held the Detroit Piston points per game, was held to 22, Fels 338 __ _|ball team last night. h And don’t forget the mse on vetos eephs Where) Recreation Department and co- jboats. The Hot Seat ($1.98 at offense to a standstill as his col- as the Pistons went down to their 41 42 124 45 33.123 x the scholars of Swarthmore’and Haverford clas operating boat clubs. |sporting goods stores) js an insu- leagues Bill Sharman and Tom sixth defeat in 11 games. The loss ‘dicen mALeTDeS eons He'll compete for the MVP title If you have never;played or coached varsity football, per- Squadron volunteers will be /@ting cushion which retains body Heinsohn piled up a total of 47 dropped Detroit to third place in ae in the MIAA conference. ae you would expegt to find an air of strain on the eve of! neq by the Red Cross whenever heat amazingly well. Ice fisher- points in the Celtic 112-90 smoth- the Western Division standings, iat BosTO Tr Tp| The Dutchmen elected tackle needed! talthe (same way ithe oc men, ba hunters and football ering of the Detroit Pistons. 12 games behind front-running) Noble © 1416 Russell 3:18 Lary Termolen, also of Grand Rap- ganization calls out first aid vol- {4S Will find it a handy and com-, x *« * St. Louis and % game = idle|Yerdiey $12.32 Nichols” 4 2 10/ids, captain of next year’s football junteers in case of fire, floods and, ae ae lly roughi | Russell, the 6-foot-9 former Cocsroaty Houbrege $418 Riser 2 3 7)Squad, other disasters, of them‘are really roughing’ — “4 an a : ®. Ks Shue 2 2 6 Tsiropoulas 4 2 10 , review in earl pce The rescue boats are coordinated, _San Francisco star, was matched | The New York :Knickerbockers Deke C0 eo Rimey oT 3Cs 4 Sports Pages y g. with Civil Air Patrol planes, ~ defeated the Minneapolis Lakers) Jones 4an pe ) The men/move about quietly, reading or listening to 124-123 in an overtime game in the 28 34 90 40:32:13 : music. They'fe talking less than usual. If there is tension | opener of the double header at mene in Today's Press it's well copicealed. At dinner tonight most of them will Barry Mackay Falls diigcs cee 5.273. - = leave someghing on the plate and tomorrow morning they |, ; The Celtics rolled to an 18-point will eat e} n less But you see no lack of poise. in Aussie Tourney lead over the Pistons in the first . "44° You s#e maturity and you sense the feeling of responsi- Period and from there on in it was 0S ef dan enies Ul | : bility they have. The game does that. I have known that feel-| ADELAIDE (®—Barry Mackay) Pe a lend os nage at : : ing as aplayer and have observed it as a coach. I wish every-;of Dayton, Ohio, was upset today. tthe start of the fourth period. =e one cofild experience such a feeling as a player in football by ee _ jon eae lof the time they were at least 30 ANN ARBOR (AP)—Michigan coach Bennie Oosterbaan or angther competitive sport. esbiiee Cumpiocatins. The “Ohio. ipoints in front. ‘sald today whispers that the traditional game with Ohio jou learn much about a boy on the night before such 7 who had been playing among The Pistons, trying for their | State tomorrow would be the last in his 10-year career as a gagne and after many years of coaching } can tell you that the best on the U.S. Davis Cup second victory in their new | head coach are untrue. mogt- of what you learn is good. | squad, lost 6-1, 7-9, 11-9, 6-4. ; home town, never got within 16 “Ru from coach : Little picks: RICE et TCU — But it's close tel Vie Seixas, the veteran Philadel | points of the Boston crew as ing at aarp ae eae n — di pap ee ‘ STON UNIV. over Connecticut — |tosseup: Rice fears reaction. |phia, and Ron Holmberg, Brook- | Sharman and Heinsohn took up € . oxenee ate ounded, baan SOLUMBIA, over Rutgers — Dick! picked up power each tecent orex” “*ilyn youth, stayed in the running. the scoring slack left by the in. | *A/4. fnelli’s mew overhead threat helps, ! Lanord eres Nerthwestern — Haller) ‘Seixas trounced Warren Jacques, | | jury of Cousy who didn’t play. * * * pions. — wien mee mek ene. 208 Bed | Australia, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Holmberg. | Pree enes anton oa a fan im cam paige neers pinying: file’ best tenis. dince ar. ae Soap Mya have —_ The possibility that Oosterbaan would be forced out and ¥ = _ Ebben versity j pal =~ — — da - proving” but sl une et Fiving in Australia, whipped Si troit to the rost pl St. Loui given the position of assistant athletic director is remote. | PUEHIGH over Lafayette — fngineers| ¢ COLORADO over Iowa State — withisie John Pearce 63, 6-0, 7-5, | gtd cong z A form ta: d at Mich Ooster have more por er, and Nolan's oir rarest Stransky he heading strong offense. The 44-year-old Gardnar Mulloy, | ‘away Saturday. Ebben, ormer star end a igan, baan has been — e@i- (4 — 2 wel ? i Boose podhocyl — Good day te + eowsienye hd mates. ‘of Miami, Fla. was eliminated by! iwho finished his college career} connected continually with the Wol oy e he entered STATE over Pitt. — Kasperian| OMIO” STATE. over Michiga 5 last spring, won't join the club; the university in 1924 as a freshman.’ outstand! Td manger oe Buckeyes strong both ways, and Clark 1s\Mal Anderson, the Aussie whe until“it meets New York in the big , w ; ~ er has been more conainent M'WISCONSIN —< Minnesota — Bad- lier ae on a om pera gee city Tuesday. . With him under consiéershte tire, 7 close ob- pe - 2 * KA ihe tas crane, back : oxcan speed ore Rebradia sam: ine oer 631 6 46 cs = ms * _— have hinted his backfield coach, Bump Elliott, % — . in * m Bie an fen Skea, SE at Set ee te Oe ee ee over ylor — ate er ‘s/ Simmons — appointing Coac’ sammy] a Ps Iowa's Forest Evashevski always is mentioned DER over The Citadel. — PaO; 'STON over Tulsa — Houston has ‘Rifle Teor Wonted early in the fourth quarter as he who believe Mi hig uld satel on Wf Soe leading Vandy's backs. had some good days in eight straight points for cnhigan wo @ ready-made name uso pret Wake, Pore rest — But) SRIGHTO! N BTOUNG | over Same (Pais oe teams for boys from ™ ‘the New Yorkers. He added a ¢oach, when Oosterbaan decides to step down. TATE Bo. | : See Ee in “nay RE aoe tear 12 IR Years of age are wanted! serw ROLE — Jerry Coleman, sinéyear veteran witty ila. oct lat in that quarter. to put *& * * OREGON STATE over Oregon -- Near DY Ira Bedard, owner of the Crack ithe Knicks into a 107-105 lead. There also have been rumblings that Evashevski “DURE over No. Caroling — Duke ts toss-up as Btate bids for conterence tie. Shot Shooting Gallery, 373 Auburn! €t of the New York Yankees, announced that he is now employed | a up ten points for the ” ‘wt ot A Sono Bove Pei “teen ait scigtting.eree_ vt t"* '**8/Ave. For more information see| in the front office of the club and is retired from active playing. | . Sparrow also played| Tesh at Iowa after this season. gomes beck to earlier good form. | “A UNGTON, over Washirguon St Stave Bedard at the Crack Shot gallery) He will scout and help with farm teams. He is 33 years old and he briefly, in the first quate, but Coach Davey Nelson of Delaware has been cited a aa This time. lien ‘ *"\ any day after 3 p.m. batted 364 in the 1957 World Series. aot et en ae being’ Shother possibility. Ss . f . , , ‘ : / = 38 Sa \ * ; : H : ‘ “a = - ee i \ 4 \ x } 3 hs ‘ ‘ - é st , ip oer Be ee, See et ae Ae (Se PSK BEE pe ets t ae ee ee ee re Se Se Se se eee SS goa ee ee ee ie = = = OE Me ee a - = a ee ras : i é g : ES SF ? = ; . i 5 — fo ee i a 1 i * z %. ‘2 ; ar ss ‘ re 4 - = 2 * 2 A : os i : ie z. | ® i.e ; ¥ Z e * | 1 : By 1 | / | : \ es , ; | . THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1957 THIRTY-ONE 7 ‘ 3 qi ’ : ; . ; : . ; : ; z : : - i Ex-Matman Now jn Ring (28 he was on a wrestling mat. | THURSDAY'S FIGHTS . DICK DEAN caw] | ot ie -: ow in Ring | Hodge, former NCAA and AAU 208, ANGELES Richardo Moreno, 138, . | : PONCA CITY, Okla. (#—For- wrestling champion, scored a TKO Ne York, é ate sat ax as : r : : ' \mer University of Oklahom ain the first minute of his amateur | pons’ — = -—tde Cenaynne, Get your “BUCK’ with] . |strong man Dan Hodge seems to'fight here last night against Don’ PHOENIX. Ariz. — zore Polley, 196, : one of our best buys of | af , [be pe eogueeis tes Decing ing Emery.” . \Gong, 215, -Montuly, 4 . | ar le em Sak ee naennisig’n ne pie i ere ae 7 ot : | momenemiem ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER air" ‘ . By BILL CORNWELL Rams win four games in seven: Sharpe, tackle Don Landry, has yielded an average of only : . A roaring lion has long been the starts this fall, _ halfback Tom Derocher and Jim one touchdown per game. trademark for one of America’s’ Tye chunky fullback makes a| Kennedy, freshman field general, yociie Fred Lauinger, a 229- leading motion picture - companies. habit of scoring touchdéwns and &Fre the most notable. pound sophomore, has done an ad-| © They don’t make movies at St.‘he has reeled off 18 of them dur-' g; Mike, which has defeated the Mirable job of replacing, Palace i s- 228 , ee but the pier aoe! ing the 1957 season to nail dowa Rams the last seven tintes out, js While Ron Call and George Drake | * i as its own version of the time- the Oakland County scoring title wey aware of St. Fred's offensive have bolstered the defense at end ©* “big” honored symbol. He's Jack Lyon, with 108 peints. ‘power and Lyon's belltuesine positions. Ae. a : style Success in a colorful 4 @ Package of football dynamite. ‘There is more to Lyon's football prowess. But the Shamrocks are Fullback Jim Fox has been St r: . : St. Fred supporters devoutly make-up than just offense. He by no means ready to roll over A{ike’s most consistent scoring * , hope that Lyon will do plenty of ‘switches to guard on defense and and play dead. threat and occasional flashes ef = rearing at Wisner Stadium Sua- his work there has been praised) qyore jg every indication that halfback Chuck Steimhelper. day afternoon when the Rams by rival coaches as much as his the Mikes are willing and able to big yarn Tweed Topper HI POWERED {| cote vite st. Michset tor the ballcarrying ability. ” hold their own against the Rains wine in seven games is better than a city parochial championship. Many other St. Fred gridders and the momentum of seven cy Fred's and a triumph Sunday |? 3 : : Lyon, who stands only 5-8 ‘but bave played a vital part in thelr straight wins in this series is a yin assure them of 3rd place in ~~ es weighs a solid 160, has been the - comeback. Dick Kast, a sound de- factor in their favor . the Suburban Catholic League; : y — sparkplug of a St. Fred gridiron fensive player who moved from | ajthough St. Mike's attack has standings. of harstqis-/own $ 95 . resurgence Which has seen the quarterback to end, center Jee © heen ypotty this year. coach Bob A victory for coach Gene = i Cee a Mineweaser bas built a reck- Wright's Rams, on the other hand, tt J LeaT Ia ‘ , ribbed defensive unit witich has wll enable them to share 3rd spot ** = = New Pool, V eteran Squad thrived in spite of the loss of With the Mikes. Each team would §_ ’ aT AMERICA Deer Hunting 5 , tackle Lou Palace and end Paul then have a 43 league record i ; ; ’ ) | Harding with knee and head in- —— Shells $2.95 a box PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS juries respectivety. St. Fred Pos St, Mike - | . ; Croasdell 155 sr. LE Call 145 jr. fu For all hunting accessories and f. ap es ye eS eason | Tackle Jerry Ohngren, a 192- Lanais is ". ta Fr Linger 138 2 Big. plump yarns of rich Wools ’ supplies. Also Browning = ‘pound senior whose specialty is Cassidy ANS jr. CT. Linger 178 90. ; - Te franchise dealer. By A. GUY MOATS (that “barring Asian flu, im. blocking kicks among other talents, z Palopolt 158 & ag hedlnm id tes or. assert the smartness of richly IC DE AN’ : ' With a fine new pool in which. ¢ligibility or other untoward de- land af peers ile 4 oe Keanecy ite s QB Piva 1% ‘t ;. toned tweeds in a vigorous man- DICK iS ito swim, anda veteran squad to, YClopments, we should have our (guard who tackles viciously. spear- Deronher 16) EM Stine ase’ tse is. nish manner. You'll also give a ‘ best team.” head the Shamrock defense which pyon 160 jr Fox 160 sr. os WATE Pa T@) aD) do the splashing, Birmingham, ee Se big hand to the extra style “VT | Maples did all right last winter. puts into big, comfortubie Ba! 'High’s 1957-58 swimming team may! rhe : H AR DWARE be pointed foc. the schools best They won the EML ttle, compiled ae RLANDONI a fine, overall record. and had a OLD MILL TA ERIN "3 on 7 € year at the sport. state record-holder and MHSAA D MILL TAVERS Wevaen | : A F A hte ' WATERFORD That's the opiaion of veteran \champion in Tom -Bechtel. They coach Jay Myers, tempered by (“Cre 6th in the state meet, un- =J\ the observation that “an:\iing beaten in dual competition. But | eam happen in sports.” Jay says Bechtel. ill from infectious hepa- Po = jtitis virus, may be lost for the sea- = momento — ———— | son, Myers says. He's a senior, ‘190-Pound Deer Pe varet meet ie Ne new pool and Fail to Qualif jpeeson's opener sot for. Nov ” ' Now in Stock |for ‘Tourney’ ws, wae “sr"uat™ts | OF MY BRAND NEW LOT closes with Hazel Park Feb. 18 5 Two fine bucks that weighed 190 che pe home han — TO CELEBATE I AM OFFERING pounds or more today failed to ie theses ieet i Maple histey. SPECTACULAR DEALS! qualify for The Pontiac Press bg New peol has six 7-foot lanes, Collar, Raglan Shoulder mode!l- 5. “Your DeSoto & Plymouth Dealer” 912 S. Woodward—Birmingham Mi 6-5300 SS IIE CRN gc A ELMO a a ES A RA TN Ne Ee eit ell | eer rer: i a geen ela Me COME ON DOWN AND MAKE AN OFFER ON The reason? underwate- windews to permit : MODELS A 205-pounder grabbed the top coach to make stroke corrections ANY OF OUR GUARANTEED CARS 7 : spot! while boys swim, a turn-off valve USED é . to reduce surface waves. Seat- Charles Weeden, Oxford, . e Dunphy Boats : downed his first buck in 18 years ing capacity is nearly 1,000. L. C. WILLIAMS cis © Mastercraft Trailers | °° "ims ster start of the Top performers. outside Betchtel, * Corner of New York FE . 1301 Baldwin Ave. oe cr Watton Bird. 8-3511 season. The 10 - pointer (190 in whom Maples will lean, include | e Cruisers pounds) was taken at Silver City Pete Sintz’ (free style sprints, but- ——- ——— — = Inc. in the Upper Peninsula at 150- (terfly, medley), Jim Peters (but-| Clinkers yard range. terfly!, Dave Smith backstroker, Floyd Wiliams, Drayton Plans, eve) and-Dave Rider ‘reas! Hollerback Installs Them e Mercury Motors bagged a 17-point, 195-pounder at, Stroke) ~ a wR ed galas American warmer Cornell, Upper Peninsula, hunting’ Maples’ schedule—Nov.. 21 Highiand | Bo GIL SCHAEFER'S with brother Dave and Garfield Sosa Oa et Poa Dee, HS WATER SPORTS | G2t0n, Te buck sported « freak iL: Gintay Je dat cinte , 4 ish rack, each point bearing forked jan “4 et Ferndale: Jan. 24 at Kimbail Designed for tremendous warmth . HEADQUARTERS spikes several inches long. He regia. feb, | "Permdaie: Feb. It" Mt and rugged good looks. Resists 1 : | any ec Ciemens . eb 18 Hasxe! Park eh 28 ef - y 1265 S. WOODWARD —— 4 FMI. prelim: Mer. 7 EMI finele: state . wind and rain like magic and is Ee warm as toast with its 100° wov- ‘ MI 7-0133 JO 6-4727 Senator Gets His Buck | ° ® { a ae? te eS nae! i BI Se en Orion Pile... providing com- - ee : fort without cumbersome bulk and a eae oe aT vaxpensit # — sen. pot [May City Dominates . Weurs: Daily 9:00 to 5:30 ; etne-petnt y Tail Pipes, Dual Exhaust Systems, weight. The new shawl collar is & Mon., Thurs. and Fri. 9 to 9 | tet (R-Mich) shot @ aine-poi it . | buck = ‘ hanting cecaeead South Central Fleven St G , c i also tailored in luxurious Orlon. ES COT TeTCerTerree| wet tis Dingo comy com ~ arters, senerators, Goils ‘ = z i munity. . z j Se ath tts etree! : 7s ae eas : 4 -e! 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"%, .lackinge Prcae, _—C_e_a___ - FE 8-1431 | Peocwreemmemampets THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC :20e2¢ Sut, ‘than of the hunting jaunt. ee __ . $ 95 4) ‘The party, composed of Forest 30 Month Guarentee 'Baker (Rochester), who downed a ie . '165-pound, 8-pointer at Garden, Harold, Don, Gary “Porky” and . Jim Lumm, of Rochester and one : other from Clarkston, waited on the approaches while state troop- ers cleared traffic. “Two trailers overturned on the approaches fone at each end) and held up traffic for a few minutes,” said Baker. Every time you blink your eye REVERE. Mass. — Joe Devlin. 152%, Boston. stopped Hal Jaynes, 150, Spring- Auto ash field, Mess, 1 + ' MARSEILLE, Fran — Moham 149 W. Huron Pontiac Omari 132, France, outpointed Ray Pam ‘138, Italy, '-wwewevevwvevevwevwevvvevvww. raz “DOWN With PRICES! Wholesale Prices to All! R & R MOTORS, Inc. Presents the Following Feature Bargains: | LOW MILEAGE V-8 | 1957 Plymouth Demonstrator | $ » INCLUDES: Radio, Heater. 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J \ | : : ws i a Bate: \ i « Al { } ; d . - F , in A [ <4" / f c W EXTRA-FINE QUALITY MOVES CORBY’S INTO THIRD PLACE IN ‘ MICHIGAN . . . SALES SOAR TO 269,000 BOTTLES A MONTH! #..¢ # THIRTY-TWO THE PONTIAC, PRE SS.. FRIDAY. NOVE) [BER : 22, 1937 ik the SIF banose. end Jim Doran552 yards for 12 games in 1955. | of the Detroit Lions surpassed his’ Eadie Machen, Redding, Calif; best season yardage mark 0D heavyweight, played football and - passés by gaining 586 yards as basketball in high achnel, _ — In eight games of compared with a previous high, of» ==Mantle Vo ed rear League's MVP Named Coach-of-the-Y ear DETROIT w — Frank (Muddy) Waters of Hillsdale college has be named Michigan's smal! college coach of the year by the state district of the National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athletics and by the Associated Press. * * est winning streak. He winning Hillsdale in 1954 ® The popular Hillsdale coach has guided his team ¢ to aM straight Lake High school. to Hillsdale in He came as backfield coach ~ —— =| Press’ Deer as dee PET FOODS and SUPPLIES SPECIALS Vim Dog Meal, 25-lbs. .... Feed for Wild Birds $1.69 $1.39 Cedar Bedding — Straw — Package Coal — Soltener Sait BARBER’S FEED STORE - Open Daily 8-7-— Sundays 9-4 866S Highland Rd. (M-5S8). '/p Mi. West of Pontiac Lk. OR, 3-9162 Waters and ‘Derby’ Rules Reminders of Oakland county deer hunters. concerning The Pon- shall, Mich., on Tuesday, Pa.) Bucks is available ‘no special season, g i Pp} hid } rife, Se cate ee ene By JACK PATTERSON season 1.40% 15-30) * *® * THANKSGIVING USED. CAR SALE November 21, ,22, 23 - FREE 15 Pound Turkey ‘WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW OR USED CAR All Prices Reduced 40 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM . BRAID MOTOR SALES DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER . 33 YEARS FAIR DEALING Cass at W. Pike St. FE 2- 0186 weighing. Weighing must bé maae on approved, state-inspected scales food locker are OK) * * ‘* Weight sli ips signed by weigher, worth one witness, and the hunter must accompany entry. Entries ‘should be brought to The Press for check- ing and yhotographing. Entries may be filed between 7 am., 1:30 dling Winner will receive $.50 U. S.- Savings Bond. deer Dog Show on Sunday | — Battle Creek Kenne! Club is hold-- PATTERSON unmolested, go day, at the BC Warehouse building heavy ones, so deer:, on Edison (Battle Creek). Obedi- down your guard. ence and junior handling competi- jtions will also he held. : starts at 1: 730 Pm. match for pure-bred dogs on Sun- new reinforcemerits, though, an Don't let: Muddy Waters Is H onored football victories, the nation’s long- has > lost only one game and tied one while 34 since taking over at Waters’ teams have won the | MIAA title four vears in succes: | sion, Previously, Waters was an outstanding fullback at Michigan State University and coached at | Albioh High School and Walled | 1933 the AP's all-state small college football squad will be honored at a luncheon in Mar- Dec Waters will receive the coach-of- the-vear award and awards also ie J oO. tiac Press ° big eet ica: _ will go to members of the first and Present leader — 205 pounds eacand toate . (Bruce Hall); , The AP's all - state collegiate uh = . . ; team will be announced next week. Rules regitiations — Full-time — | residents of Oakland county only are eligible -(lumber-fuel Vard, supermarket or '© it. Of course they pretty much p.m. daily, except that none will Sow that the ficet be taken after 12 noon, Saturdays,, Gack cf the ecu: and none “ Hoot | sen has run its course. The Final date for entries is Dec. %,' woods are by no at 12 o'clock noon. means deserted but in comparison with the early part of the .week their Starvation lake area anyway and George and Alvin Cole, Roches- see if we could substantiate rumors ter deer hunters, were glad to The of at the herd of wild alec peees get home from Alberta, in Baraga -sanc approaching weekend will bring in/t® roam the region. Wanted to ask County. That feeling grew out of ing an AKC-sanctioned all-breed app ng ng q them if many of them ent mus tus (atx leg (bees they spend ‘bucking two feet of snow to go. two-and-a-half miles to M41. ““That George. practically’ We ran into Floyd Studaker at . 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Best Offer. .. $545 SPECIAL: Sharp 1954 Ford '2-Ton Pickup....... 6 bins ODS 1955 Ford 34-Ton Express sees els sccesse SO40 1953 International Door-to-Door .....4.4.-000-+s- $485 1948 Ford '2-Ton Pick up... esas ceursecvees S195 1947 International Dump, A-1 ..... sreleeeeas see $650 “(8's to "58's—Lew Down Payment—Bank Rates OAKLAND COUNTY’S LARGEST TRUCK DEALER Mi 35-6550 Harold Turner-Ford IN BIRMINGHAM “Nobody Out- Trades Harold Tener MI 4-7500 naa get the blame. ad to it was such a job getting Some Pontiac hunters still oper- ‘signs of after-hunting conviviality in and set up that it was hardly ating around Luzerne are Walter there. The feeling of coming home it for a shorter time. Rapid, Green Fred Bauers and Joe Line- 'S 80¢. easy transportation cured that and’ §ar the ranks of full-termers are dwin- ‘taken for deer. jthan the planters guarantee. a ee eee ea a ern | j Seo ak AP Wirephete IN RANKINGS — Football coach Dan Devine of unbeaten Arj- beat runnerup Ted Williams of. zona State talks over his strategy with his two co-captains Bob. Mul- Boston and Roy Sievers of Wash-' gado (left) and Clancy cage Coho RANKS Of Long Term Hunters Dwindle ling conditions in the upper. An what a contrast te the gaiety and “area which has been ded with ALPENA—Kt isn't like it used to heer wae ce " Weight only considered. All deer pe in the old days. Serious deer track this season’ Such fluctua- MUST BE DRESSED OUT before punters took two weeks off for tions are nothing new. of course, Proach the cabin along the wind- for years showed nary a No cheering hunting and that's all there: was’ best when they are noticed in the ing drive through the hardwoods }. 154. Upper this year, watch the bridge and spruces. Inside, the stands forlorn and deserted, * * That is a popular area with Pon- spending the night. swooshing about Truckloads of southbound Christmas trees not only serve notice that winter is closer than you think but also reminded us that we ought to check on our own tree plantation in Otsego County. We wanted to go over in the mayhe?? 21 Miles in 6 Hours * * * Didn't find hoof nor whitny of was some job,” said Went back to the cabin to pick | :. *& ® up some gear. The other mem- | George took a 9-point, 180-pound came to the big leagues in 1939. , bers. and guests are gone and buck. Looking for. the Latest in Building Supplies? Better Make It a “One-Stop” at BURKE’S Before you buy plain ceiling tile see the five new Armstrong Ceilings! New styles, mew-colors, new designs. New Sound-Conditioning ceilings that muffle noise and keep home more comfortably quiet. These ceilings are #0 easy to install you can do-it-yourself and save. 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We consider The wind is and flurries of brilliant career snow rattle against the windows. that Willams finished second in There are strange noises outside. Bye and bye there are strange noises inside. Warlocks and boglies ' points to Joe DiMaggio in 1941 i ry Al ‘Kaline, Detroit eeihelder. | Bie" NEW-YORK .®—Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees was ivoted the American League's most NOV. 22 THRU NOV. 27 ‘today by the Baseball Writers’ | Assn. of America. It was the second consecutive MVP award. for the star center fielder but, unlike 1956 when he) swept the boards, polling the max-, vy imum 336 points, Mantle barely | che rolets, ington, who finished third. Manile had 233 points, Wiluams 209 and We are having an unprecedented acceptance of the great new ‘58 Pontiacs and Buicks, and in order to make way for even greater new car sales, we're going to sel! the nicest selection of all makes used cars that we - Sievers 205 seca! ff . +. Libe wu had oaly six first place foe a ce ° es, compared to five for — vai, io. a and four for Sievers, but oo of the 24 voting mem- of the association named || Here's Another Bargain ee lower than fourth. Williams, 2 Cars tor 1 on Selected Used fer some inexplicable reason, re- Pye 8 .. . See Our Ad in ceived one tenth and one ninth Classitied Section place vote. Sievers’ lowest vote was one seventh. +o Don't Forget... on Every Used Car Purchase All three were named on every as was Nellie Fox of the with a surprising five votes for first place and 193 points. Gil |McDougald of the Yankees, who A FREE TURKEY |commanded the four other first place votes, finished fifth with 165 points * * * It was the fourth time in his with the Red Sox the Most Valuable Player ballot- ing. The great slugger won the award in 1946 and 1949. Ironically, ‘in each of his runnerup finishes, it was a Yankee who beat him. 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Dame last week and brought vic-| Oklahoma and post a 5-2 season | for the seventh successive year . *« «4 tory ,over Oklahoma again is| record thus far. against Notre Dame. The | | Before you buy your New Car, i. strong as the fighting Irish pre- eee, | Hawkeyes tumbled away ‘their | “Our scout Whitey Piro rates} °© Tdocl on the Now 1908 : w pare for Iowa tomorrow. ae chance of retaining the big ten |Notre Dame 80 per cent improved] 9** °™F as aha ae Fo re oz. ilontts Gri 38 George's New. 18 * « 8. in sTowa we'll be facing 4! title last week in losing 17-18 to lover the team that Iowa beat 48-8 ae rward Lock: Baldwin-Walton 33 fuer” Bory. sl pontise, Rec, eco cuaners 18] Foe the last two days more than|"ers#tile, powerful team with a| Ohio State. last year. They want to atone for Fo: : Dr. R. J. Ervin 33 T H)|Praok Anderson 26 Weedon Home 16) For i ndous size ad in th i DODGE nk Meller 199; N. Methner 478," Chureh's sek: Sn e Stee ©. Penncllings students held Segpompin ral-/Temendous size advantage in the x *« &t that beating. This should be a ® ic. + . id : . . 5 . re a” joe 2. t vowumo lela “Similar demonatrations ast |man up font compared to 20 vor| “"WE'l Just forget what happened} =! SS Sy apf lan al Team No. 8 30 it Cities Bve. 35 3 snows | Merle vermin tk week were credited by coach Terry | us. . at Ohio State and remember the! Fullback Bob White was instru- ecH Lees Diner 32 18 Pont. Catering 2426 Gingelivilie Mut. 1¢ Earls Mkt. 10 Brennan with arousing his players et ok & lessons,” says coach Forest|mental in Ohio State’s victory and @ IMPERIAL Pontiac Rec 2523, Team No. § 1730| Season highs: Individual. L. Geasler,|to new heights of determination| “But if we can't run through|Fyashevski, “We must start hit-/fullback Nick Pietrosante was _a Rammler-Dallas, Inc im, Bolinger 203 and Maxine Bolinger ganies) B. Griftin, Av Delatge,, 431; (4nd led to the 7-0 conquest of the|them, we'll have to try to TUMling and tackling. We've got to/Xey in Notre Dame’s triumph over a er-. e . 200; Albert Bennett §78 and Maxine Bo-iteam, Heide & Kidd. 1884, “| Sooners. around them or pass over them.! Oklahoma. Pietrosante, an excel-| 1001 N. Main, Rochester linger 528; Team No. & 192 and 2353. — ku“ & lll start the same team that|tighten our defense. The Irishlient defensemen, has a 35-yard OLive 2-$111 ; a . . * : A BEMIS OLSEN AMVETS = raed gnats! amend wes all-out ef. \opened against Oklahoma.” rely upon a running game with a'averagé in 89 trips with the ball|f Church's Inc. 27 9 Thrifty Drug 2114 Talbot's Barb. 31 Williams Ing, 17 need another ; * A - EES oe Wrenn BH De Al Heirs okt Bana ure i tect to beat lows.” says Brow | W. Bide Rec. 2214 Team No. S ‘Z33|Ambassador T. 28 Superior Siding 12| MM, Whose Irish bounced back ! Iowa, a seven point favorite | . Pox 183; Church's Ine, 683; J. Fox <. 0 Pont. 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FE 5-416) 631 Ookland at Coss | “One of the state's largest volume dealers” °°, ~ ‘vacation haunts. ‘sive when they want a thing done. .- F ‘ NOVEMBER 22, 1937 ! unior Editors Quiz - NORTHERN LIGHTS. = "a Vig SP 3 — = OF OTe Be oe we reel wet Ome ee Ot O99 Soe wee Oweceusenerreew QUESTION: What makes the Northern Lights shine? ANSWER: Perhaps you did not realize it, but the Northern Lights are visible at times in nearly all parts of the United States. They are most common and most brilliant however, in the regions near the Canadian border and, of course, in Can- ada itself. On a clear night they will appear like a folded, fluted curtain flashing and shimmering high in the sky. Some- times they are white and sometimes colored. They extend as high as 400 or 500 miles in the air. Similar lights appear in \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, Psa . aie 5 ae ees os, : y EPR SEI BFE BOREAS Fa Ty eae eee % ites Sees ooo a 5 A clean-up of all mis-used, sc | crate-marred furniture ond eputionest een Mattress and Box Springs ‘ . DINING, ROOM SUITE— 578” @ \ : Peay Ghogany .........,.. Risle DINING ROOM SUITE— 30” Walnut Finish 3. 2-Pc. , LIVING ROOM SUITE— 20” a nn per ) yh ——— ie) i Mohair Fabric | _. 4. SOFA. oe Excellent Condition— 1 5% Durable Mohair Fabric 5. BUFFETS, Mahogany Finish— . o4” Very clean ..._. 6. 3-Pc. CT OOF Ot ee ee ee ease rity WC Seo C6ialee 6b clk the regions near the South pole. Scientists are hot In complete agreement about the causes of the lights but it seems evident they result from the emission of electrically charged particles from the sun. These particles are affected by the magnetic poles of the earth, which explain why the lights are seen in, the polar regions. | * x * FOR YOU TO DO: You can use lots of bright colors on this picture of an Eskimo boy watching the lights. Then vaste it on cardboard, cut out around the outer outlines, fold as in-| dicated and stand it up. * x * . | (Mall your question to Violet Moore Higgins on a post- card, and you may win $10, as did Heidi Bullock, Nashua, Iowa, for today’s idea.) | x & | TOMORROW: Which of the disciples lived the longest? | ) : | | Tourist Campaign Flops Reds Fail to Lure British LONDON (INS)—Russia flopped |advertisements in the British news- in her first big venture into the | papers. i competitive world of alluring! ERSO travel posters and brochures in = ano } an attempt to win British tourist Intourist also sent their genial, ' trade. smiling representative Vladimir * * * Smirnov to London to step up the . drive b : For the flashing smiles of the|""'© °Y Personal contacts Muscovite bathing girls on the ; : | colorful advertising posters at.| Smirnov kept up the advertising tracted only an additional 125 |\Pressure until late summer with Tal \40-page brochures, and pictures of | tor West J Britons from: their usue} Western smiling girls in the London-pub- lished Soviet Weekly. xz ke * But the Russians had to admit, A Soviet Embassy spokesman (that the results of the first year’s Famous Bedroom Group 9. Reg. $79.95 Hollywood Outfit — Including 00 Mattress, Box Spring and Wooden Legs. 39 Twin or Full Size... 0.0... eee Includes: Mattress and Box Spring noose pb mceryea gpd to SAVE $100! detailing, gergeeus simulated plank tops, recessed drawers, plus decerater modern hard- ware. 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Colmer explained: : ‘The Russians are very impres- | When I was last there to discuss | tourist facilities everything went like clockwork. IMPROVING FACILITIES “The roads are bad for auto travel but the Russians are going all out improving rail, air and steamer facilities, which already are very good. * * * “The greatest drawback is the, exchange rate of the ruble. Even at the tourist rate of 27 to the & pound (10 to a dollar) a vacation | in Russia is expensive. * * * “If that difficulty is overcome and a reasonable ruble rate ar- ranged, I think you will find many more Britons traveling to |& the Seviet Union.” * * * British trave] agents said that about 500 British tourists — only: 125 over the usual number—went to Russia this year by sea, coach and rail, and air. Only about a) dozen made the journey by auto. |» * & & | The Russians began laying out | their red carpet for British tourists | early in January with attractive) at a)_al Bb hd ed Bbw bd Bb Be Bd hd od Bd Bb ws Bs Smart Santas Are Opening | Their 1958 CHRISTMAS | 1 YOU . WANT $25 Every Tw $50” Every Tw . $9.50 Every Teo Weeks Dever $20 $10 ° Weeks Depost.--:° $7.00 . ; Member — o Weeks Deposit. --: § 400 ' "Federal Deposit Insurance $100” Every Two Weeks Depostt. -- °° s Q~ lecsaisa | oF P On Tt tb A C Branches et W. Huron at Tilden... N. Perry at Glenwood... Weeks Deposit..--° : ; Lake Orion ... Milford ... Walled Lake .. . Keego Harbor $500” Every Two | ” ... Union Lake and Bloomfield Hills eda oa ho 6 a 6 a 6 ed ae oe a ae Oa Oa Oe 0a he a a a a ae iat ia initia oe im 2 OE: AE GRE RARE 8S Ss \ a) a ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, xovEmeh 22, 1957 a eee Ae i pete Sogo ae Ky ge Soceee THIRTY-FIVE | Hal Boyle Says: “NEW YORK ip — rity years| ago a young Bowery singing wait- er wrote the words for a song called “Marie from Sunny Italy,” and it earned him a total of 37 cents. Today, more than 1,000 songs Jater, Irving Berlin, whose golden anniversary in show -business is being widely celebrated, is be- lieved to have made more money out of music than any other man in history. mas, More than 250 new recordings of his songs have been made in the ipast few months alone. The world enjoys his music, but knows little of Irving Berlin, the man, He will be 70 next May 11. What is he like—this brooding, solitary figure who, after all these years, can still. play a piano in only one key—F sharp? Few. men are heroes to their valets, but Berlin remains very One of his tunes, ‘White Christ- "sold 23 million -records. * Kresa, 53, his arranger. * x * Kresa, a former student at the Dresden Conservatory in Ger- many, wanted to be a conductor. But he started as a copyist for Berlin in 1925, became “his ar- ranger in 1927, and has stayed with him ever since. “Trving is the most prolific song writer ches ever lived,”’ he said, sani ot petuscal Mane ta Stay | Berlin Self-Taught Musical Genius work now as ever. he will write 10 in a row. other songs. “and he is as interested in his “Weeks may go by without his turning out a single tune, and then “He is a real craftsman with the language as well as with the tunes, By the time he has finished |” a song, he usually has enough good lyrics left over to make five, place—wherever he is—in an air- plane, a car, at a desk, or walk- ing. He concentrates night and day on his songs. “I have left him at midnight and come back in: the morning} and found him still there, wear-) ing the same clothes. But the | song would be finished. “He works well under pressure.' ‘He composes mostly in his head, | ithen plays it later on the piano.’ Sometimes, when he has finished a new song, he will phone me and , sing it to me—and I write it down. | ‘I am the musical stenographer.” | “He is a very warm -man, and idoesn’t like ostentation. He ‘He requires no special atmos- doesn’t like insincerity, He can! phere to create. He writes any sce through human nature at a ON THE BEACH ight k ter. > Faer’s lpr the poorsian Praasgiany Sag My we ee mid dg Irs Based on the Best-Selling Novel by Nevil Shute | *!2*t. SOO, = hs sell: “ad for glance, and can spot a phoney on) “One thing that amazes me is that he has a phenomenal mém-) ory, and yet can be very absent-| minded. * * “He may walk out of a room and forget his coat and hat. But he can also concentrate and do three things at once—dictate a so- cial letter, talk to his lawyer, and at the same time work out a new) tune in his head. He is regarded, as one of the best businessmen in| the field. “He doesn’t get mad very often, ‘and is tolerant of forms of music he doesn’t care for himself — such: jas rock 'n’. roll. “What is his favorite of all the /songs he has written? Although jhe says he has no favorites, I | Money Climbs | to $1,100 Mark in Pot-O-Gold Each week without a winner mecns cnoteas $100, but it will come along. Get busy now before someone snatches the prize money right out from under your nose. The new puzzle contains a series of squares which are alphabetically lettered and a serene list of sentences with two clue words. Each of the words is numbered. The object is to select the word which you think best’ fits the clue sentence. You then place the number of that word in square which has the same letter as the clue sentence. In other words, you wi!l read the clue labeled A and decide which of the ive words a the most sense in the puzzle square marked A. Do the same with all other squares. Read all the clues carefully and be sure the right numbers are in the sight squares. PUZZLE NO. 77 ad say the one closest to his |heart is ‘God Bless America.’”’ | eee > » NO STALL » NO FREEZE -or Leonard pays the starting bill » INSTANT STARTS veonard l: | | ‘ ‘ ' A B. Cc D H ‘ ‘ ' H ‘ a P ‘ L P} ‘ A ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 ' SOHO CHEESE OH EEHHOHEHEE HEHE HERESEHETOHEHEO EE STREET ADDRESS SOOO H HOES EHH EHEH EEE TEREHSOD OD CiTry Fee ee se ewer eerere PHONE NO, cover eet oer esee SOLUTION CLUES A. To a@ child, a beautiful one could be quite important (1) BUBBLE; (2) BAUBLE. B. After a while, such clothes become decidedly to the wearer. (3) SPOTTY; (4) SHODDY. C. A baseball team's is what the manager hopes to avoid. (5) DEFEAT; (6) DEFECT. D. With something fairly heavy, you can't ros quess “much this will cost. (7) POSTAGE: (8) PORTAGE. A kid will respond to this with at least @ smile. (9) CHICLE; (10) CHUCKLE. F. The more an at's performance, the easier it seems to be. (11) SUSTLE: (12) SUPPLE, G. Toleration of a leads to office mismanagement, (13) BOUNDER: (14) BLUNDER, Ppusaaseassseqceseesassnessee T° Sere ennoying how _find it H. To get @ tough project going. many peonte m elr stren (18) CO necessary to (16) CONCERT. on the football field can have a hard L_ A team ‘that time winning. (17) SHAMBLES; (18) SCRAMBLES, Someone who has this may use it to take advantage of others. (19) CREST; (20) CRUST. VE: K.. In the vernacular, the average showgirl likes @ —_ & her personal appearance. (21) FLOSSY; (22) GL LG L. It really doesn’t pay the more peculiar traits of a friend. (23) ACCEPT: (24) ACCENT. ; M. The work of the courts can be increased when a@ felony is ———.._ (25) COMPOUNDED; (26) CONFOUNDED. N. A per . would be measured by the company he — (27) SOBRIETY; (28) PROPRIETY. oO. can’t of an expensive government program can Road too careful, (29) PROJECTOR; (30) PROTECTOR. an animal in one stage of its life. ti) SHOAT; (a) STOAT. Q. As fer as a concert pianist is concerned. a good is satisfactory. (33) GRAND; (34) BRAND. R. When is on the hunt. he expects to get the prey. (35) CORSAIR: (36) COURSER. $8. The amount of shown by a good stuntman usu- ally keeps him in demand. (37) NERVE: (38). VERVE. T. The unhappiness of @ fellow creature could certainly crouse a normal man's . (39) EMPATHY: (40) SYMPATHY. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 1. Anyone Is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD eontest with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their immedi- ate families. 2. Entries must be on official entry blanks printed in this newspaper. clso means the chances are getting greater that a winner © Se. Freeze — because Leonard adds free permanent anti- freeze as needed to keep your radiator at its proper level The most complete winter protection you can get any- where — and it doesn’t cost you a penny extra! Drive in to your neighborhood Leonard Community Service Station for a free pre-winter check-up. You’re guaranteed Instant Starts, all winter long — or Leonard pays the starting bill. No Stall due to gas-line freeze or car- buretor icing — or Leonard pays the starting bill. No 2. So submit am entry the contestant must print his num- bers in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted lines and attach it securely to a 2-cent post card. No entries - will be accepted if they are in envelopes. Entries for Puzzle No. 77 must bear a Tuesday, Nov. 26 postmark (or before). No entries received aiter that time whether mailed or delivered by hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not respons!- ble for entries lost or delayed in the mail. of protection. And, the Guarantee doesn’t cost you a penny extra, because you pay only for the products and services necessary to prepare your car for the winter. Drive in today for your Leonard Winter Driving Guar- antee. There’s nothing like it! 4. Sorry, telephone calls or mail concerning details of the contest canot be answered or acknowledged. §. The Pontiac Press will award a cash prize of $100 a week to the winner of each weekly POT.O- GOLD contest. If more than one winning answer ts received the prize will be divided equally among the winners. If any week or weeks . . should pass without any winners, the prize will be added FREE! Attractive souvenir glasses of {| weekly until a winning solution is submitted. Mackinac Bridge. Beautiful, colorful picture of 6 Winners wil! be awarded an extra cash bonus of $25 Michigan’s newest wonder. One of these fine, eac h if they are Pontiac Press subscribers of record on the day frosted glass tumblers free with each 10 gallons winners are anounced. Only one such bonus can be award- ed to each prize-winner no matter how many weekly prizes of Leonard gasoline. Get yours today. may accumulate, MOSERM ASPHALT MIGHWATS ARE SMOOTHER, WIDER, SAFER AND COST Lass To sURe. Ww ae eh eS ee Be publish Appin . : nes r until the contest’s « or Better petroleum products for home, industry and will be considered as official entry blanks. . transportation . . . created by leadership. &. Winters end correct eclutions will be eunouneed. cecil Friday of the week following individual contests. Official k ome. er of answers ‘will be Frederick C. Ziem, prosecutor for Oak. end County. Only the General Features Corp., originators of LEONARD REFINERIES, INC., Alma, Michigan the puzzles, will know the solutions until after each contest is over. Answers will be delivered to the Press Judges by. Mr. Ziem after the final deadline. 9. There Is only one correct solution to the POT-O-GOLD puzzle, and only that correct answer can win. 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Cy) OUSE ON THE COR RE a FECT testes OF zy er Service 3 22A | ig! imi ves Mas Homer 80 pe & 3 BEDRMS cane og > aaa RICAL PEW. } BEDROOM eet tee t mon § R S Bd Murrey. ee Lice TYPEWRITERS AND | 4 Saco For, seasoned prieroage cies Sa tonéeher or WE Stabe: &up Po § trasd ON “SACRIFICE, OWN- RE BOT Sa rill only Eeeensaay ape wacts) sans een ace cas yj First porch Woodhull t ijt h | White 1d, BEDROO Woue ale fer ‘ Westbrook Manos ae Stes heaters ranges RIno| My Ce. ITY. ceerenes. ca | trast ma seas oeencasea! able My |? seeder DROOM, WAL’ | NEWL ayneny Pare RY meck cuaaked! SS ih tee: Attractive girl see eh ia onl ws ee ee B AR aun with you ers. Ciose 10 vity LAKE | EWLY DECORATED HOUSE ve ead dit eek ts ous Huron. eee O i 2 eer oes week. seme se GR cent own ts Pocky a “ane bs 4 x EMOVING ~ custo AL i BEDROOMS. 1830 War Rent $12 teehleat 48645 HA mortgage. — 5 a eae i. quipped. PE G - Sa WORK As VY : furn. MS. COM Feet NEw. 50 FOR ee gage. Pont os "En sae cee “Epgonatizen ta nee aes zeaiee Pree ps'| end est for Ted | H around. ental Lanefroat Ve at, Sls niranee anguep “2 BRA | ome east ide 7 BEDROGA = C ED S. e ’ sot a HOM se ve Davo UPROTSTER | onfi eStats ae SS eR oR EE er Led eee ee & see ORDO TARE be tan“ =H ; R T e esti a e -Elinabe’ parti é retest mm. H. | hol Dre - Instruc GUARA GS AFPAIR REAS. 8 Maa UPROLST aepeeD noon proton Pent, Contact eneoilonaly hee iEWLY DECOR At White Lak = Scuss camel pore Me, Ott. tions. Kinds NTEED ROO TELPORAPH oi STERING pe WER 4 et = _aebura. Poe Joe Molina, "388 uae DECORATED. 1 — ‘a wreilgep non LEARN T owen oe ee rs —arr'™: IPCOVERS semspet Lares! sue BUY $15,000. . “ 7 RooMS tied. mJ te space pe - noe BY cn Nee ee , Way O DRIVE THE wa HOUSE _Cass, FE 2 gus Marsh spreads Yo DRAPE rent home, rms. Bi-Le =— “” fi _Mech £2 To 1 bm. 3a E EB fed er bet Ful, W ued hater beara als WAY AT SAPEWAY™ SANE: eee SeucbeLins PE 2.8946 our mater! Es a4 BED per cent eet are aoe Newslastures ' 24 ig chante Fi “e328. TOWN, 35 PONTIAC TARE. Call PE §-1344. tha : Haney So. IVER ice Free INQ. F t 797 = R : £ LARGE 3 br en, ce ite = RG estimere FAIR ~~ ost & r ent A | frigera D BATH, RGE pox ranch, pe bas = Res. FE SNYDE PE 53-3718 Soe ound > ~ pts. Fu r r. $14 ‘WITH RE- heat. ts ke hot 3 Bitb-| _ c's per F ~oid ‘0 PE ote, fiagine R FLOOR At 24 . Furnished meet auie eocaiias kor ly turn 171 - ,ANto hot water and BQUIT Lente Accum e Stas Pridhe tog 1 ——, IN ee PLE a Aaa AD = Lapoe wine s SETTER | WITk IN oor ee STUDIO APT 38 Rent Apts. Fur ish : eid rayie: a ‘Me. Pier: tse at | — Towsvend aa 1S. ae OLORED Oh see aS Geto: i 30 Aen be ree a a gin Wale fatto H A F vt entr GROUNI . nished «¢ ROO r or call — at BRICK CONTE WHITE, FE i 2 aan Harber. | re 24 ripe FLOOR _ Reward alton Is of Bac RM Kit rE «ie TARGE 33 OOM MoD “= = REN’ —s NTEMPORARY $ . : Rar oe LAYING FE « child's Fo ree ey CHENFITE aL PLEASA Midd} ee FERN, CR N T—OP -| 3 bdrm. AR oleae: — Edison. BL 034! pet r land co! | AAs ee AND B ear Air NT 3 AN ged coup) OOKS oe New ‘3 bd P PTION in. s.. large kite RANCH __. | REMOD ACK AND Ae denon Ge sewn c= = ved itis ATH MO port Adults ND BATH. e preferred Als rm. “prick, lane dining ar hen, conn ork Wanted Male 10." sg Spar By ASE SEO MUERTE: fee ed Ae Loe. Bahai. MBEET “orb” PURN AT «RQOMS AND BATH > Eg TRS ony Lie aoe mt sed builder, Ee pm ew York. C a aes hid nd ae satisfied $T FLOOR 3R = “ of Fuizab xdow Lake T 130 _ kL 108 High PURN - wor | REN Leno In xs fo ‘RLD YOU | ——— FHA FE 63378 Call after nrele eats ee nes } NICELY. eth Lake R 1 bloc! is Lake ghiand Rd. T WITH OPMON To BUY ot ve orber. DOWN "Th . FOURO MAN WANs | maveROOF “REPAIRS _ gone an SMALL BROW 1O 1 ao a FE #10 Mile, en PA wt lw snoow, : ‘¢ ROOMS: axp aan | rooms, 3 bat oranch wit Boy a pte, Watt ser Vasemenl. ip nved epee arnovomtne. re wa TIN2 GE Sa hacen oa ee LOE ee CREE Le ie ent secre ate AN KN iC TING J UND. AB ae REAL ane ‘4 2.4380 of TE FOR NE 2 3 Leach Ra . rm: & k's ate See chester. lortted 8 ot. tr Motdoch. jon't delay. . - - = ° onl LACK ‘ 1704 8 TOR 73 Nort NEWLY Fu _ . ren bath apt DOWN. ] of Oa 8-29 ae awe ot wan = BULLDOZ LaSe | —2etve._7% ee i— rE Ge wan eee “ROOM APTS. FU nave bon APT 3 ROOMS aa el Neely wl ad! JM OOS REALTY * ee Lake Village = ; TED. | ompsoa ane’ ey ue LS ; IM D i RN, . 1 Aub rm. i eaiw ar enc WeAiee ca nas moved AVAILABLE = Buildin wre eee | sag a. ‘or ger ost, 00 ME I A a See Serer Le — sau) acne arege tee, ae, Oe REN 7a 11731 OL 1-161! tort ce immediate. pease acd abinet PE ing S Los : s TE ——- | + TARGE init soon Pvt, \ —— at i wanvenaninmoere 5b B- Murdoel, Pe nan | ALD. cone Supplies 124s: Roxen Per 2 MONTHS CT pomp anb sare | $3 tie gaceree Tinea COE + ROOT "pontine Prove, Bor) Reabonan TAL UNITS it (EC oe LAYING CEMENT * ‘ B nets | a te Stre s A ION : | furn No chil BATH. UTILITIES SMA 7 bested’ 03 CHILD? th mente vast. tose type units” asement e carpeted iieminen FE 2940 «|; qualty apes seat winpows "os emplet — uo 430 No UTNE and ref ind bath with rperti kd 8-027] or — 28358 hero a 6 EM 34393 ke Vilage | EABINET MAKE: las’ eee ep 8 OST ONE. FI E_ 22100 2399 Oret on, Real 2 ROOM ities turn FEST) i mouth OR or_eM haar r FIN- m Cast REMEN beard Tex Aitor ti BASEME: _FE31 ai’ ® = UN R 33314 ter Rtcbens AND. CARPE. | ~ pranteed. Free ae ah wore Lost z nde OE MEN'B BOOT | = Afte pod ‘can 3 peolietme ENT APT “UTIL Rent Apts Unfurni a mo OOM FURNISHED | HOME e some and bath TERRACE. ret nN e Cane’ alty. FE SS 7 pray speck poa park! _ ee woe — : A shed er ween fgg a permitioa SA ber went p t I } apEeTRY NEW Hae ar Mostiy, boue-uct, pane Vanted Real E |g ROOMS A! ars «iy '2,BEDRM P 34 CAR sop PE eae re month IID O =x Ene RE- manne faves Services 13 LOST MAN’ eee: FE 2370 | state 32A ant. at AND | BATH. BACHELOR tere Apts PART FURN LAKE. 26 ARROLI.G. POR] VACANT ian = re Pu DIE STR Al T Sl _ploy ment. ADY A-! a tepes | Leh a TONE, RING | LAND] oo oe furo. $13 wk! yLCon vive AND ake 26-2 West Huron PEPE | anata 6 ROOM HOME _ mished 2 bed: S LK ion reek 1.0 2 _ Perry St. call so 6 IVE A? a ke, Tro OME |? a eatery a See rat | pgtantgd tligp.Se "Set ur Ba ti aad Middle Beit R fgom of} out, lists Sf tens at be ROOM, gprs. COP: ETE ae Aor bia ae ae neers TE Ha SMALL. HOSE vag? EIISS "siatbedin’ nea iocation Local inclined (DANT. ME- Wwe: | ALL wikes our bid; Ficase eal «Beit Rd keep- JERRY soapy omes for 2 ROOMS een Ave By 7 teelchast al cols APT WITH Se seek: re er Wipe ‘MALL Crooks Road pesement ane \esrese ae alee Telegraph banp xperienced cepntee —— CPE: 2804 s_ tather. A ye, ADAMS co veo rae. enn 7 BEDEM UPPER ON E 5 cones 5 SAM i a ose VORTH Olt a PART & Mapie som. | &t, our by facto Lost E 2-647 afte 8-3755 a +4561 193 Baldwin Newly as PRE shen oes ON ECC turn. auto ga see eo fof Create we Ron GAs NORTH SI a ; Ort ai cart ~MAGNESTUM 5 ~ CLARK 00” ___ | 2 RM fay are scoratad |) Gaye e off Dixt Lip} mnt gas heat NEWLY * wala. Neat and c! SIDE enced FICE Sn ey od E wih ball 7M HAND! RK ="| B pyr. 4-2521 Ses ca Oeekane Fe fret phe ol age TV. 15 reek “ Ne \Gucbest keoceay tes ‘ fee Se EX- ence St. =e) lirabewh | Lay oon tires V. ND! NEEDS _1037_ Myrti ENT. NO CHIL a pokane FE 3-132 Lak € $95. and Utl oP et ee M __ dow: — t, fenced y ms and bath va Pontiae Press man. Deas te graph and e Ra. betw ic of | For LIsTt: }—~ = paren || RM uiwerreoke COMMERC e Orton = . Glas ODER N ard Only $6 estimates. Ng 3? ae oy ek ACCOU NT ree fost in wae nacre Service clare Reel awe fees ea : mig “APARTMENT Sieve end © aie AND Pvt Pd heat. saulon washer aad gry. = : 460. out heat lake Base: | o eyed Long Real 2 peepee 3624. EE p wh, +6492 a! Esta ° RM Mechanic on! efrig wate 373 r and rehard ealitor STUDENT —— “AAA ® Service VICINITY | at 2 or PE +4 te. Phon 8 & B.’ B ; y 290 turnished r. COZ ary- ‘Ren eae sme enol pen Be cj DESIRES EVE A pil, BORER ow Brack with Go Wal tens en Geen 13 or stop | pho bed. 2 TH. JPPER MUR. ee plumisied Aguits “era ‘couveatences, "cle t Lake Cottages 30A ore ieee SO" YOUNG rr ey educational PETES ALL MA My %, ine é‘ oh Deora ok hte ae nn cae urea St |8 LARGE i. re's. = Poites eee ais 2 a: oe 7033. veniences eae. es ‘SMALL YEAR 30A WwW mle ATP A yLost YO MA : << z R A}.__stOve, ATH. aLl EEC ——— Lake RO aii roan X18 WOULD DOANY| tad teetinar gates sarse girs, one at tome a ee | LTS gC REGNGES | PRM cme Peis AT * sie “kD mata 3 aed ett RARBOR 7 BDRM HOME mee te Tisgpaees Or ITE. AN SOAK: and | sutomati akes of wri ichigen Anim -) Fe pose) US = ANT i ISTIAN C FF, 2 e turn. REFR Fics gad peerage Patel : ute kind. WORK R ‘ar Sackere, eee 5 imal Rescue 290: BUYERS WA ED ath & ent. COUPLE =" 3 Paim Vil Rio June 20. Sper mo, Avail, For R ae 5 tan Ue Mjchoo! OY's 96 Os wringer STOMEN RED 8¢ Loages Us show You HOw To ee Dead _ a Apis’ | LAKE Li ebica_ VE san. Spans ent t Room 3 YOUNG WAN WANTS paneir eG | BASEME kland “rom front of HWINN BIC GET CAs you How cabin OOM | 1 IND] ard 2 BEDR a be FRONT, 2 3 @. VE 5-584 “1 PL ——~ s 37 MAN NTS A FE 2-4021 S Wass donsee otis y-| PROP FOR er See ese es [DUAL M M._ APT S|) peng & ¢ BE EASANT tim ° dar im ER you 08% Ob.| ims: 3 1 xcept DR wit w or sek, scnool as gehts | tear ne ane Fencasie | Seakiageg oe eteabocee a c, SAAT ET Edoreies Qpe | Brean ‘Rowe “Cabins. a ee eee ee a a ie ZEEMAN EE BEI station Se Tr cetve'y | BLOOMPTE: work. OR 24088 Hobi a s cal cesiie R. NI AND 3 RB loce- able thru Ms rent reduced es He 1 pa 2 i 7 le. FE 7, a —_: in| Walls ands WALL CL Hobbies : Sup , BROKER Ninddicton men OOM NEWLY J RMS AND | MODER lod ta Strait |) Ponstne “Motors $270 0 te i if 5 ‘ _ ce N 2 Mu tiae Moto IN WA = 1 bed WN Work | Pree est i windows CLEANERS PAINT ‘ upplies 24 2A — FE 6-71 ment 7 Clark Apply "DEC. Uul fun 1 BATH PVT cold ru BEDROOM. __ after 3:30 r Twin b LEK TO 3 bedrooms & f Wanted F. OER o obligation, oo ge ry satin BY NU 6-T721 4 AND — __ part- | Fremont a welcom ENT Will ee water, on HoT .,1.OR 2 = 1G Call on ce ull basement f emale 1 8 HEATING | cpreced)| faxes Mi SETS. NI inwecd” ROOM APTS #90 Ri |3 ROOM 3-068 eu eee neo ntie ioe be sees Ex entone Oe DA 1 {Bar wo cleaned, SERVIC sare ay all wes . Quality Ew! 2 Of N Per S 0 ROB. 4°, 'S AND BATH. LOWE MO! O° May, MUtual =e a EN, NEW ere even pee : 1 pit-ep & deliver i tacene. @. Crooks Ra.” Rochester” E | West Hures ise Ma's $130. oak Ca as re Per a eae | peel ent pee na ed ODERN, (¢ PL, HOUSE’ | ¢ FURNISHED | A oe Beauifil ikrwe kitchen WOMEN W-Want “Walt 30088 ELECTRIC WO MOTOR ial el THE NUM ee 71] Erading” Wares trading your ' on 3-8814 wn 1 wt 2 peo _Teke chilaren. aces ket week NEW 3 "ROOM LS ned NEAR _Reliabie and seo per ras Suven io vanity PA af ih. oases i a x and house vs och ~WASH- | & eo se eo! Bu rabble games BER F TT) isfy al Trades ore pecialists in ROOM “APT ,3 VERY ren. EM wiry water a Nicely HOME ON COOLE’ GIRLS — N clean os meres rece road & @ asset ‘ owas pi oon |" Stare He F — Notic ee Oe | ee Sate ee eared a ge ig ge Etat ea a ane es cg noou pute, ae uh ee ervice. R BU : Dy. ation > Aneel orl baal Myrt saundr vate f OOMS | mo aud to 2 ci oe eg eet A- e. Ref, FE ONE | +4 \NE — Notic Ww urther 1 hay are eel aio Heat complet NEA Mipom? | WOMAN eee TT easursgn inontico. yo | ERROR Hy CLEANED. GERV: | KA es tie erie a ais Ba EES sate etd : So rat Rha "Fatt fe Cio cage rruiones Ca PR eh moro! Pal oe Wt parent a RG = ATE saw. Ru N REA ear Bus URPHY BED. y ROOM ‘ ts. Rea. | NICE, oo 2 | te. cote Pick rk | APPLIA a P probit Domb bad bl urns ALTORS Monr: Lne N y sep |? 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COMFORT. —4 woiiag 4tvtanes of ae bret : PE S = ely over $ AND : 3 RMS. spital., Locate ope a 7332 at b ; Wa istance of with | = PE DAY _ HOME able. F 3,500. Rea BATH. re don RN us BO) terford) Fea the in | cote ke any ee eee Oo a se | a G geyT ERT | 2 aT Per evr oF fom tiscan "Piast SOME, “iinet Pe oti TOR al settee | mel ne @ . R . 3 _teman Gy E NURSES = = re oars SS wal wast, Mts R oriesdly WOMAN Fee | DSTENOs F SELL fv met or ENT. UTIL. i BE sip 3M ale oe eye FURN, HOUSE. ~~ _ 499 W T vos | eroe I = leges ay ipo cron Lake “work. werk 6 & LIGHT HO! Sit Cava w | : viser, -cont SENOS WEEDED) FO _FE 25907 ues tk aes EDROO i ot moderna COM. LAUNDR ichoal, Van Norman. priv’. 4-018. days. Refer HOUSE- WALL WAS SONS hs enti a1 Ph aS) Sey ee iting W R BUYER — k Ra —month, M APARTM = Water $40 and winte | PLEASA) ¥ sta bus servi “te , Sette || he te HING SE Arm sary ck adie we eet aL —t ——— OR ENT. 660 VACA mo. M rized.| | er “ToRN price Be quich . sAsvVRTHNG i FE manetiOrcha RVICE e Salvatl up te 88 e: cash show worke — 4 ROOM 3-6145, anyti $60 NT «8B Y_ 3-4032. arge a NR —— | first @ quick $3,730 chard Lk E faye on 6B ona. for ho ee rs no dr: TT Day - FLAT ytime. rc EDROOM __ Tow Deiter IN| —see this 4 or all Pose EVENINGS, A me 3900 Res FE e001 E YOUR MOS cainess). Opetpecttics ees | inking. A AY | —Gee-hest._ OR ON LAKE 01 ae Hous Dou ite Bo pales a APT Spa E 4-03 is elf. not T ATT and L As Saittes talizing in | yy _40!_N Pad duit. Fel!” 26015. oni re a} E 2 RK r ape a BABY 61 y Sat. & Sun. FE ER | Work ING - NEW i Sry eee areed as TRACTIVE °#! and Contriyt Farm ROOM MOD dock ‘ Roos ON: TAYDE F FOR RE o-e7e0 Day or TTING Jf IN MY 39-6554. | guaranteed OR REPAIR © fio? ever! Haye the holidays ane us. ts carve. S rallteee) sa 11 oN ERN. CLEAN, S AND BA 86 FE. Walton iN, Realt essie_ St FE. ExT ~ COLORED. ht. Y HOD SAWS FE 5-03 se] perm unwanted be: e ue @ try TYa\you me 3_ N. Johnson N. QUIET 5-2 ATH __Ope or a= 8-8704. ED. FLO BAavaT Gin i PE 2-1730. ME | Manie MACHINE, nas. OR ahentiy. C ed bar Rr I _try W Cal! ard ROOMg PR 4 “ROOMS A 402 a ‘Eves & FE 8-044! PING R a That not P ABYSETTING Im My Is v Leach FILED _ COLD W 2895 ‘all eve-' ) RILEY: oy equities: oe IVATE, B | plus Vai F xD. BATH. R Sunday 10 inl in-pvt. coe ‘FOR WORKING tome @eepekee ox Second st. FE ¢- HOME V EPTIC 0 Bag AVE. s 50 -EY ruk Waiting echt ATH. TO , 855 MONT ent H uses Unf 23 | sure me_1T2_N KING of ——- might BABYSIT F Vic | _yr TANKS iey_St | plete Ma: PECIAL, | FE bd Euizap . Bruker ing mach small chil 4 ROOMS A TH. | ~~~ o U PING R this out of a the FOR | — s exp FE mis. vane oak mn Tues. $5 cOM-, -— at etn Lex : Fisher B ine furn! drew | Wi mets B peta ~~ nfurn. 36) rivile OOMS, ton hoi nea. the pric "Light houseow sual = pw sie & Wed Sham. | eS y — ished Ne est_Side. ATH. O48? oR : Sae”6lCU "EITCHE ston home bet riy new Clark. BA eowrk. FE BABY & ast 50. 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HOUSEW | FE 2-921 ell Ager mpie, Sa xd RIENCE in eliing ts ib ACTIVE : | beat Wewly decora | deo HOUS | Se ee LOR G00D pen Eves. “tl 6. Bunda, : tin ey TIP nD Jos estate &, se | ROOMS A ewly di AGE | or. Mod E. NE en a oceupati wo. 5. Ml 8 3.1398 | HAVING in Weekends ‘ORK OR | 70 W. Law After 6 TOP ie, Hl re | tran ar Tel-H MS AN 5-5930. ecorated§ * - GAS ; come, ern, 2 WLly laundr . Bund S ra OR 3-88 renee FE 46 hari RANCH THE £ FE HAV = | trance. “@dult uron. Pri ND ; _FE $16 per children |_ St ry privile @ kiteh- en ay 10 to ing? Ce BABY? V 38 | fess h Corne 212 ides, moon “ALD FAS HAVE EXPERIENCE '3 ROOMS ults only vate en- § RM. SPAC FE | 17-9634, wk, 279 5 wel, wo ak ges ™ Pine aT Ly Se ee oe ACATION. | INSURAN per Cass cp tivities $300 light rides, HiON, BOR'S HOUSE A NCE! we =| (tras BATH. P 2-0574. | 2 bedt CIQUS FLAT. |? BEDRMS. Edith Sipe RM DOI ne ACREAGE your are for exp. wom- | : NCE USED JU Mie. MU winter) Ss 8 HOUSE A. NFIGH- nee. Os PRIVATE fal eee mi Ate —wosipe,| bus MS. OL rate Sho UBLE ai? Family sisea GE sprue nome ue Seg" | i doa ase eas Ee et ce AND WELL (3 RM NICE PATE, | eee AP sacra, Guy neat | Bae in tensors eT “Eker om tami. FE. fenced diyvactes Wome & 9 “ery Rd ANTED. vic ae ' choh HONE _ - "10 - oe ‘Open as!) Edw ; [2 ee ICEL _ ‘ROoMs, = ans Heights, OR Ro Geet eet me & ¥_ Rd. ‘Airport puATCH Ww. e& Har Ww Pike gt every + Ww MI St <— ; FURN. EVE apt. L re Pee 2 SMA hte UuN' ~~ oms With location xeellent cond 2 IRONING - Huron ger C td. Child 7 Nilearues Stout. Real ROOMS only. F RY- . Located ~+-FAMIL: A LL BUILDIN nN Board mais, $12,950 lor childre: ition __ 3 na 4 nD lw ren t ginaw 8t tor b CLEA FE ¢7051 . Side Pi » block f ¥ tr 3A NGS. N a | 38 with m & ani. ees ,£ ces oe See cece Board . pen Eves ° Pn. F ath Util with . Scie Meee rom bus.| = © reas. Fe OT MOD- | D_AND A terms. LADY WANTS cos aa aundry Ss a3 Al TY 26, 1s Tew eu | ha ac Gee private | 6 aitined cocue, Con enon nian $25 8 ) ae ND ROOM “Day 4 ' Mod CREAGE ironing, al EAGT Egret C ervice ene CENSED H OP 0 PM. Roc «drinkers 30% Coup! e onl p.m. MI 4-25) ouple Call and 2 BEDROGA Will EE Mo. Chose AY WORK- ern 2 bed on HIN FOR ne 18 ced moth OME OOM A lia y ,§ ROO oot anal Moa MW ____._ | pe only 30 rm. bh “Ponti an ren. scuttle) OR PaM1 aw ‘ other's ca. EXPER! WILL al. fi PT PVT jard M APT. 54] N ern, clos ALLED = REASON Denvrabie ioc wien ait eee loc 7 rAby cus 8 write Box) 24101 Ghome Pecties Leancry, Ft ae Het Bea Tt BOY On Eiet YOUR | working Ft adults on! LAUNDRY | 262 NEIL. R 3 BDRM tual 39 Tes. Call Loaad a ement Sree TrRnace Landsc Be Goods 27, E HAVE, QUALIFIED 60 NE RMS. TILE) ‘178 Auburn 8 Telegraph Rad ealtor | {5% MODN. HO | HOTEI amen, HU Y ae ASHING? ice EM ao? re aping 18 FURNITU = a a P4 tee ing for com IED aUeEEe. ae ‘ving TiLE > BATH. LS “PFE tit Oven pee megane Wil IME GOOD) Roo “L AUBURIN RON \ i, VAL ent, $-9124. & IRONINGS. Cai BEAUTIFU Be cats ITURE NEPDEI een wis cine rypdtbes prope aly FE $4. Ss 90 Oaklai 703 a Chidrea welcome’ Che- Meceil ocsd) rere ee M30 at Ponti oeey WORK MANET 8 CALL Bnite ee EUGAR cntire home DNEEDE dD. tion wil gine) vee tae Pugh 3 CLEAN ouple Xu and, LN | SBE! ores. FE ¢24 pdbed ds Che- | gg6 00%! or Week 3-408 Lake ee b ; Sar too art! or odd lot ne sie RMS APT , oder n ear rH DRM H¢ 70. 464 ng mae apartm: J week LEE J | ug ee and Black Hits te eeu: Will bas Ga Get th > aera “oor 8. | ecor ew mani uron |; Daven OUSE, CLE 4 _Auburo refrigerati ments. | COU: FE 8-893: 1 do anrthi DAYS at reas other orna us, blue eh tt for sou HW buy outright es ROY KN . J RMS & Bat 7 Sew ated 4 roo: agement. N | Tel- ent, firepl AN, FULL Hi 1 | ca — COURT T BOAR ‘ FE -0958 hieiewe onebie mental t Sale Ph Ba ght op 2612 W NAUF area | fe germ me bath epee, | Huron, feo ea 1 Ole ‘trom ROOSEVELT. BY OWNER. Riw eee aD WANTED Mee) of EG Ue rices rees WAN oue OP 3- 3 Community 2 W Huron S' I _Babr weic 1 NTCEE K 8-333 onth See CA ath apts, |? } BEDR' mo. EM from | - peat rm OWNER. NEW LTORS Esp a ROUSE WORK _ ng and tract ing. gradin wreplace of TED TO BUY ~ iv u = » St FE BI 7 RMs a ome 2:0 8. A TRN US RY RETAKER. | Pisi OOM HOME $3382, iy as. & ap er . HEA ben a 2 BEDRM o®n transpo BY DAY CUSTOM Of Work g. sod- ! turniture = ALL TY —— 2-742 Ret & BATH \nderson. | <, o 2 or 3 TIN DRAYTO | 12) N Perr mate ne wi bire water hi DRM . sportati dri “BULLDOZ etigg WED. Po, FE PES LD er, requi “ADULTS _tc téga FE 4 D children S| ooops $10 00 rch fo wong ln dl w on. F ve ING Y AN 2-5523. _38 red ie) en FE 40 ST welcome. | WATER FRONT Z — » ccaaee i ELL VEX OWN 3 DDE ew EM 3-3023 grading oe YARD Oe os cil / eee “OLD a me con nae sapligl ae - Tepe.” Gurons nterested m orth a 53 RN APTS to m:. and bath “DECORATED - -1@ | Mo., EM 3-61 to bus. | a ai shed. and hot w: ith : } ING - ee Mf 32-0978 20 years olf ainiv 4@ RM. oR cated clo ath. all | Dy ROO 00 _pite Lease ater ar : EXCE! HAULIN elt Tosti) Le APT. se to d arge rms & HOUS er 4 on. available? ~ 1 ad di } Rens ‘LENT &FRYI ING NTED = Call ' rf homes. | _2-7050._ aft UTIL own town ms.. eres, cl E MOD ee able: A UR onabie FE 22 FRVICE noe OIL FI = ioe tae eee © after 5 FURN. Fd , PE §8276.- fe OY Ae pee mocks oO — LLS Fini oom E 2-iv0p F : on wheels RED TAR = aN sane Sentences H.A., equ! 5 5 ROOM | om. Aubu FE w. M. S : 76. 50 per mo : | y nN A&B TE E20: AA-L Red Ss oe ae Must be ir KET. o \\ait 2 +) furn. APT? CON um Hté. 77 N 8 tout, R 5 ROOM ANE mth nett | } i: n Smit ealuice R WANT FE $-5425 in good ailing: for B $ > min walk MPLETEL aginaw § . Realtor Cc D SUN POI ne: Footin PRE NCH S a Movin Rates ANTED LA _ We Bb uvers | 3:31 o. {rom d | te + Fr Gusse te ORCH. ‘as REALT . 1 < ( up FE @ large 5 Hieeietl clei RGE H a suv O rs 2.3701 plus ut owntown, FO Evenin EB 5-8 util school MOD- | Huron ORS rE ‘Sie Water Li ; ' EF 44864 Ven or P: pliecice OT WATE ursel Z : util, R CO ings “ti 8: 165, . furn. s and Open St 1 ne. Pie ye Pick- Ok 100-120 TER elves a ls ROO WEAG ‘all E ants LORED 0 iAguire at Children town. evenin, rr ALL T a td Tite UNWAN wT 3-8883 20 vailon si ap nd | RUaHERTeOUNEW 8. 1 si = 3 & 6° = 1/6 10 Perkin. welcome. | ——— gs & 8a 8-0466 LL TYPES MASON Ww _ moved tree oe “ARTICT ES ® i GIVE GOO 1 size ay o grated. a Le ewe | rent to mare qa ros OOM . eRe apex 2 St. e. | sits 3 A i ameeo ‘ORK Goon ' _of_charge Fe ne eee O ov denn lap BEC Pa onable Se Agi N BASES Fi ALL TY? “BED Huvoerc Fr regu Delivery . Pees -pa 1 bul MA. 5- 0, 8oME ASK FOR MR. W ar - Drayton "Piaine *¢ Fiargwa: aoe odd “oaulte ir rank Walter | at offi eel arte cir rei val Pree ead Sale Houses W we Pee REWODE Delivery Sen cao R MR. WILLI | ALL aCe) re ile 0 Lui MY | ¢- e. 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E Licensed N WITH Lc g.| _intere 000 AT 6 PER © ON 4427 , and ae PVT B -0000. 0 FE 47581 oF ljo W. P ott, R | tere 2 d ANY AND ALL TY bulla-} Taae we 24 TON | t audibenuy | Maren CENT, 23. 13420 | N_ Perr venette FE 47 BATH | MODERN. 581 or 5 R me ealtor | ter TR Aides with ti e nas aoe eae TYPES OF ee Sf) pe Be Ge Arket ©1426 | 420 WT Mile “BEAUTIFL 013. 267). ROrere_ Pete ggolle Hows (_ ROOM, TERR ee od er errs heat, communi bats, Bond en nanced reson OF Ruri. | T oe me FE/| __Wan = j MEN iv furn Ub WEST SIDE. PART NICE 2 chool buses se AND | ple, preferted * WOR ag ty wa- ale Nr. E enced. 3 : D R es. OA 6R wets be B Imo , NO a nee oF FF 32517. mi haul TT H SEMLTRAT = NICE ited to Rent 3 ae vee -ED rd ey ot ESA apne GoM) AET: avAiLagte | eel ah ON’ fan BE i FRIDG 5 AV vv R “ nia a Joe ownital or fon “Zenk Large. ce ELING OF | dump truck. M a specialty en a on Ww BEDRM. om 3 bedroom city | sassameee argent Oreck Apt, 08-8. Edith Junior | _auto Sei” Near state basement tay T : - ee wR = * Sree Fenke. Phone small fobs | UNWAN) 5-682 ity. Also | ork side. UNFUH:! . Subu BASEMEN elegraph rchard ; ~ 0. beat stoves an = uy UT F my 3608 te = ral i cing cou Hag § for seupoustbla | (? anre, roan home w “men NT APT CO 1 Salm rd Court A SR RMS RAST BI ‘AVeau d bas Thru P [URRY a tee ee of char CLES PICK! Ve gerry, 3 yr. old. ble age ith large le en, FE 41586 OPLE rs} ful er St. Pe pts. Fa EAST BLVD. je 5-0008. List T aitridge Only 3 G ge. FE 5-4 ED Fr ue “é After ot or | CLEAN, after R32 — most Dec. FE 2-2948 RAG hru -P. Hous ET 1 T E $4638, | pat Pra List — LEAN. 3 ROOM: conditioned. a bean. | 5 RMB Ege afer 6. Qe | er artr 1 es Lef : ] TT ra) U I Cc . rucks ta | lowe utilities. Nice ROOMS | ficient, Eee us for fe | aa Near oa. PVT “BA ATH divid Toe apts. + orem. air- come ee MO. CHILD! _ ory road LARGE idge $ 0 STARTS DE t heocart x 7K, - oO ent | a2 City $50 a cat ti & Trice WE eee ond ef. GLEAN j Hospital. re | FE ee tranée. Ad dite on _5-6110. ft £ REN WEL- oF eran Caen AL oe TReoRE onacrone | AB 9ST cSt ve Poe Se Bet espe (atom a. lara ore DEL RIO-APTS— reek hovas ox tase Wen | a WESTOWN REA ee AGS. ton oiewpe ae, el Cottage weet - oah ement, E beth 3 BEDRM. HOME es, what Dume. frucke 1 S H SBR GRAA APE ¢y. Beiwrer Oemun | )..7™ 281 OAKE: 2 snovetns see Cate wots | — Eee Pe an ever it i : ucks a ton stake VG E FE 139 o a Pvt rms. & bath. AND ton, $83 center, bas neat, _Wilson Real } reed $2,000 coun a «w— di 1 p ont bE Semi-tratie ® NE RGY, ce Je Niet .. Realtor _if. No drink BA ArH. CLO8E u'll, furr Co Stove, refri __buy. -O} per month Ools. In 5 ACRES . . FE wn. E ‘ a¢ «+3 tra: © ~ Li} with OF LA —_-. ."" FE 2-8181 { : i ic Farm and 7 1 USE TIPLE LIS Ph_ FE CLEAN “FURN FE 42337. E come. uote with iste, aa Aa houaer ~~ pede aR ND. ALL “ for an hducteall Teaczor ¢ aN | TING BERVICR | _ only RN 3 menus | *WOTEEOR wet © 55M, HOUSE. close “mn "9300 Mi5. MRA bo Moo ; ad-writ | Tract : -ADS! | R ICE . Pvt. En OOMS UONSETS Vil WE Bae a i. Mis M h of Ci . iter Op 825 or € 36 i ent _only, P tr. AND M “WH = IN 3 A $-00 ark- : and get itl i Ones das WOODWARD 9 job, pl o find a Peer nt Apts, Furnished 33, Soe arclinne eseiz, “ule sat caste. Fae Be | Yon te a = ‘FE M HOUSE: 1165 PRINCETON 9,1 RESALE. 2 Bedro 644 | Taw : : : AT ODER: in is i me MT 4 he sees ae , place to live -or a front Apts an FURN. LA i spot oes mor Tecate ti5 | bith ‘ Rockwell ay Tem?” houses: TRAC = xm = op tot ese or path Mae vibes payment fenced yard: Lew 2 j Bubb a av’ tre if gbod . ; 1 BEDR § Pontiac KF. roune gas. OR 3-93: Ad heat. me a at $85 ce me. tee living RN SMALL 2 CLOSE IN . = A -' babe Fe cee” CKING | used car see C nor Poveien en Lk Rd, Indt Y LIVING” mo. FE 425 alge lace wall with s E. ac "BDRM HOU! Bed y \ \ AE Sis, tom cou. oans | ¢: ar, see Clasci- hes Private RLUZE GhOtnD | 088. tan re tos} 7 QUARTERS tie | hn. Bese _ Wain he fire- re. Rochester Krew a0 Only $6,000. “— come, pecstetitty \ : ed NOW + | nen Very’ nice. fai “has fs CARO 3 nee nee WE ST SI _ Available Dee siai brileges To 20 Gomes 888 month’ OL, OARLA basemen jewly mat for > gas vath ROO 7 | Clos a! mi a ata Ton ral KE ci ) Gees ane couples becheiss Utne. fu private ai “private | DSS wi oe St Bened DE BIR MI at Ma “Gaist. ONLY $295 D 7 sh ome ~ Be. pra yi a ; : accept i,oniid> We ba nace Wik “MODERN furnien ase e's, ote and . Belge! prenssdnadl Mini bli 1223 ee ee . Lake gates = N pong dl let Wises a —_ oF . ‘ \ 4 2 ] 706, P | utflittes C ENE -3 Fi erate ent: partmen nter. 2? NE. OL E — ‘ . Vacant Fr low dow A NN e eel eeeiGer TerSisese: TTF ALL Ne eee a eee | an wooDw : RA . \ nino | tema eae bathe. beat | Resides ARD. BY “CORN on YON Ve i wei.| Se had $45 and *efrt eat, inal Oa ee. STORES acre: ER WoOoDs. : . ae i eoan werator “ee be 8 tamed. home Excel 3 : ay i and — edrane mi po Hee bd ent I: ' "PE acren 8 ri age Gh i, © bath te ee mn, he ones base landsedped. Pri Some: 4 : : ey Petey |! Me m| LE BA A 8. _ John y hom Bon A : . = Pe. i ; Rit GE tet oe rige | fe = PARMA 2 ae 2, Deareom ; .. | eea0a * ¥ open tn EX; Realtor i: \ “ . J i f ; ' s =. on re t 4 i te ES = ? : \. * A ‘ . oun to to -™ be 4 “4 Fd i » i ape) . . 4, . * oe: © * For Sale I : : : maiesnvies ny 1 . * ie gk = : ioe 4 3 HE ee __ For Sale ; / ~ PPLE AI ices baaiihantes TWO BEDROOM 2 bdrm 5 ACRES “ARNIVAL Kos . WARDS — bath, | m , oe K iD . ae _ BATH ORCHA IN m orm, ome. AY A oe - ¥O@ A RD; I floors, with tiled N wi ' SF { youNos, yo _ room. Otl knotty full ’ OVE vy ‘ ie get WER forced by D MB aie sisi at ALL KITCHEN’ ~ Owner Tig B arag w ick T KK pee : OIL TS . r urner 22, 1 . vo -—— P. W. DIN? SIDING. TER DuconaTED, C. PAS oe wee . | For Sale oes / oe W. Huron” INNAN Teka a UMINUM LC BANGUS, Reale = House es : Y PE 42 POSSESSION. Bu » Realtor . OWNER, 3 ouses 43) / iT? —BY Bl hd 3 y T hru 2-2818 ‘ a pecs ator BED For H ; = Y BU ist Th Partrid on rated inside ROOM RANCH) AT Sale Houses" , Are New 3 bed ILDER ru Partridge 1426, $10,000, te +, bewly | LAKE AT UNION LAI s 43! F we "Yh workman an experie inum Fag = with Cl : Fo rms. MA west KE OFFICE or Sale Hou: a HIRT Y-. { ows ashi aes ts fee gg yr base arkst r Colored . OF ouses “NINE oe rotR ‘BEDROOM HOME to eDoasid. OR wake ‘ares on ‘tna ed Famili ee) heh Sa eer 43 . For ba : riunity to see "this. oe sa —#H orc, Heing ae oa 3 art Sale Ho ep S| ‘aoe MM a eS baie ine ‘eoced "ost 108 Oc! e|* iatee. ite, ‘Dray nee] B Houses 43 » tht e. bas 2 transfi ample honk. nt | ? chool, uy 50 folks, ‘this ‘homme beuids ement [ mmedistely. This fm east, kitchen wit 1s vom BEST ne vr “ thr ~ space nendous ® besides “of Yes'| INCOME brick hom: ly. This must se fast ‘rm rd epece and San YE Lake Ss LAST CH List th be Partridge . ism many fea of yo income 3 HOUSES Eatn a and = tuid se : a-cag noe water, ek relate bee mm san} —* ANCE!” a Partridge _ 4 aie tof living] Gepar note conver Bu en ls hot water, Tile Rn ag oe laundry trays spacious fan STYLING LY FU | pateen m, ‘tiled . such; @e™n en converted i for | 42° ; of closets vr. Tiled peesion. own: nm paved trays, family k be 3 LEFT 1 LL PR » bendies ONLY bath, oa up S & hon 2 & Met home. Sens insulated Modern inform force sean. seme: ping cau, begrcome. Cla k heen! $2200 for ICE . CALL x 7 tad heat sement, Monge: ree mo- 5.480, says “se and dr Storm FE afion cal Terms : ‘ cones es = a Wee rkston Ga hleg ois this small ow: *? rooms touaea O ofl fired bath Deng & it.” Ea abr R 1 Mrs. ee | one: suit. No 4 to sho Hem @ rdens ; es on Harbor. the ve 3 lots, Other steam 2a reent mo; price uss : Spears Perr: Nocan. van Lake. umph rary ‘eis adic” Paved fee alae ~ ussell A. Nott, Realtor se hea ee. pment a2 ‘LO - 5 > Rog She aditien =. quickly 4-5905. altor . 5-7 ight i basemen VELAND . . BN tes Je r1es BEIM, sumiauan « rented | eS Nee, = ree! 2 55 DOWN — “) oust io aaay exten ir rE 24m D “Teleerapee "one & 3) ba fa dining Copter BUY lot” adie fall rice. Wood $35 GI $1900 DOWN ake obs gin! Etvha boro Se aie ark sea ey i a ws sere sm om bse ee down, real bu: shade ment, pees chop not a a uttlit : osts, Subje tere built - im ch. 1a a ae y at 88, RE formation we eet 9 shell. 7 So See © ‘rot > et gee NOW , 10 L 100 ei 00 EAL E po oom rel acre Call — sSesstinaes Pies: W'S ; ont, ACRES et STATE IN re acai One’ Mi : $973 down FHA . peal x — large Tandsceped = @ T pg ol eae near TB, ches Fa Clarkston, G. j.c 5 ee file W pe plus costs == weiudg take HE Many” large ru Poad, 0. aad fa or. we HAYDEN. ranch type home. Drive out UB. 10 to corey ¥ a y ld, Mi FOO $6 E. a = Ss oe TIME ecre parcels! pees ey es MI NORTON AVE FE Noe open real ba for ‘ vat f ht on eae yes. tare bs ome LY 2 Bep ae WHY elas: fm 1 DD bath down. 2 FAMIL Eves anneal — Ter: and a our si Ber the mi hard s and »s ROOM, 2. # Laket NOT PU WARDS . vabdivision. Ld LETON G.I. resa wo. 4 & ba’ ¥.6R me ° om os ie nee ice toh con ae ——- iatetrens so RCH. eee oe : SP + basem a eee MS. left rpets, 0 ; mont vendeet Lentnerais grit peapatnaes baad ARD ~ Wi ak biceh top, sl rao leeses On! Off Joslyn JERRY E. with “93.0 “4 sluminam oldie s, — —— ared for for = = bullding . bere. e S! Ros , top meet, Ge oS; $10,000 Joslyn ones CB.2 Ab? AMSC habe 2. Jal lee only ‘ c pet wei | baz | sic ce ae ren e McLarty. Broke i) Beast, mba, Ta PE Seb teeth ea] ae dea nage oe carpet Palforcece nh = rs ce — off Oa r tee cone ‘Large pis) seem LAKE * carpeting in the living Nee Willi on feresce. s tahuity, oes O School. 7*"* Ne*t S femme’ stteened house Ay living w Realt am Mill rey mace utility Toom Rog. UA. . yi va Lenonl attach ment, Jar ing is an Bs and room, or er = s of clo gas hot auto. »t987 9. Pat, OF. AY’ .. n OR Bt oe gare ge living = bon FE nee Gt cieeet wate by NEA Ber 1 est S a mee oe y : season e Pg asa off te Ne 1073 W. 5 20 stor: floors, space, b r, a, tn, room, 3 Side : ior th 92.006 Nice b y in the er at to Furon 263 on ms and alumt ard- ON decorated bedroo: LE nd LOVELY ~ down. x y _ §13.880 ott _*\aultipie Listing” on Bt. ‘tie — rol ge ose Koti eaat : EY Sarai eeeae Fe er Constructi sarace, RANCH HOME. Telegr ase man & VACANT Service ce DOWN - right in. “An Also ent, coa ting Pull is beautiful on err jemnerecs, fire: 2Ye-car unt, ee Segura 2 | rooms land “bat ‘pn. uit aaything with eke | DO dijgearaee. Cli tor fr 7 | Bride Romeone' block frome ce ¥18,300~ terme ste: Full : : 8 fees n, : WN : arth loc EA s. : reek | See ee eee ale sch oigh prada wet be or 2 bes GILF: 2) ree ay) EEE bn! Fives TO beth, ‘Kitchen init, ed expansion screens storm wind rahe car since we place — my wi Seok pep as oo fk room eerier aa eS REALTY | can walat, Cares tmaee? Pres ree “ners, Trame ond seme heat, ment ae remic tile sion, immediate p< and Fo » moved o y wife hasn’ ngs ee epee la After 6: F N AVE. co. Today ade’ Trees. se ‘attsched —— x BUY heat, Excellent ttn thle red walls. site ween posses- ____ For Sale House ut here!” asn't| 3 bed Donald. TE 21006 of FET Cbs, For An Appoin -| hoaee —_* ce cue ation. Only 2 = ¢ s : Too XOM PE 4-0840. net) phon aped yar IT! Dancy STREET A/ cb &- he s Sh gga ae J. DUNLAP. A ead bee For Sale | afom, om. hose 5, Years old rie na ta wade. OF 06 full ais tuchon ee la compa BUILDER. BE 8 ee H | one Ste ot. 2 blocks { eiawca (cebace 1s. oll best, hea = ee ° Seta 86-1108. re our weiss e (SURE a ia vi 7 = touses 43 N one siiealior MU terms, panes KEN BRANCH OPTIC REALTOR TRAD ast aa oe ce, | FOR COLORE] SUBUR oe: FE YU — Clarkston G Highiand eee, oie ED 3 BEDROO inod_ma {boy Xow E lrounes ere heitirae Mines || EET stent eat ana | Bette RBAN LIVIN DO jopey Bri Fa Bees SEne ETUS ests —_—__—_ BEA vovey Taney Gam ‘Lase ma, Puncdate Nps ad cers ao ath, Dacenent, abel on o WN Screeued le faneh teoe 4 roam thing ‘ete eee chitforia Eiet LTOR__ Anchen oak iors ie baths tare : h 7 , : 5 hot of itv all rage x er patio, ands | gal ts ft 0 im oir . full ch Or $14,840 ea} rites peas boom on oe Priced. Gn Oushens aig’ ee carpeting P rerirte to oxi Glows 0 m drapes. i for tals © Only” easel n Willams I = _— ail basement. peeases, ures ss GI er FHA — ated. oak E floor, i ame down—$56 pe to ates He HERBE — eet o den 5 i YMENT bigh schools. sit seo o arete ar} 11. ov weer ated miles past anita cake rade fete I —— oa ; down oth Fen ee , Disstered h. 4 ER rmatl 4.800. with, bedroom ‘Aple 5- 300" oun fe 3 bed sUBU onl omeees ae 6 bedrm 3 BEDROO nt bome A. No i pay- feabeaship lew La peniiies co on 1s Ir Le oe starte 506. S00 thagetiresl hg RBAN pla -, Large eral ae ‘ praised seauvaonate Sip isan eorecen ua bo TO. CHOOSE PRK windale. DAVI aa Oe pear Oe t hom tr pee cand cageure wits ale: Se erst Sail be paneied| 8: we uae . 4 to pa DOW OOsE F S Gnase Wiens es, : 15 Stor! Ou Adhaxe) bates arage. 8 ac ae bes fi A. thls peace ot RARY 4 HURR trad yen FROM rE M F.C. Ln, =) wi < 154 and Cc fu u enc haded eat Sone you. ous to h Y— ONLY eo. A = : §-4311 59, OR om Ww - N Cente i mot. d screen: ed. Ex lot. R car; wel lint EI will cupeiy sles: the : ora sieht ott Si? uern ‘SCHR A fi snye eS Gearon “aa Be en ee ein, ian | A Dandy bi Shad ee eeeae spatiere Lake R uron M PE $1731 188 ton ssession Nes tm med $5.25 EN ae, coe a AH uy Fo terms. et ee asce cn as heat. oe N bedroo. New! iate 8 roa ) 250 ND c uburn At and r F own on street Bong : past ana eal et es st roo ans. Rik “asaaraled’ 3 rag me and bai Jus pd gar. N & room 100x180 f 30 Sco Man OR COLO! FHA off JERRY reer Open Ev Jeutyn Co 182 FE 8-6003 — >. “large tving o. On paved “street rbd Ciesla onteal vaiue’™ home, two ach Lovely. 3 pedro ‘erm: sign, Corn: PERK ae im. 2 en and ving stre room 3 mp fro Skip, worth the value." turn * two ool sll mer — tered bedroo: MOD: E.A MULTIPI @ ben. Res eee ™ “RKINS inum year utili $ et. On a- chest. ides & asking Th Her ofl fu iding. Fr] ft wall m bungal ho So ate DAMS CO. PLE LISTING BERVIC poy oo is INS ST ce kenk os Sass | oe $7,500 i Woo} ret merce bengal awe | lee ing prices” ro Sam te a ae eroees oe fail bavemeniee ee . 2TOTPM G SERVI _ tocar eo _ POSSESSION down at. 99.500 sacereama er a Phar et retired Sos tastier or for feet RaNcn — 2-family. are Roe ome ‘with, 91600 real Re 36 Dixie Hi eae RGE Sl cas 00b oer le th $500 00 down. d comme stool and —— re vane: rte its ee GALOW — : 930 with $1 home or - down. ain af pine Hey : mED en map |B se ee | ee aotan| Brie" cd | Peale roa" a5 | Sewenat & sade) Jin Wi ’ ISHED STRE NACE 1 afte and clud- ‘R RE lads (pox Read 1 neat a m8 wo ca so ray Fr , W ; Sains. ET—FU: cm insur FE 236 SALTY cues. and rus meme roger. 3 beat, GEN an 1 T arir id COME POSSI- ‘ Aperone re cane Sage Y een for immed built-ins, “B pid ete athe ae eller 1am . - . rty ee Telegrapt eatty Con 3 an & Tee etn Fleas D4 a wit oti xie Hwy EAL ESTATE Sg ot pe Rd Ss) Is THE “ ge TRA SHELL A ee NEW es. FE 2-7520 Mulfpie Listing re a7 § ‘ ot Hola Slopes — ree wats $84 P y.__—COR,_3-070 Hadi oat nina W. BI BIRD” TO SEE caw accept fim oon pada WATER: $iaeeo 5 yanch, Ly - Bervice: = School —<— Take privteges 3 bed , wes wonta FE Ott. Established : _OOMF’ pe ie CAR DOWN, one FORD. 640 R acre lot, cead> rareric + MF ILER — ae Kee, 2049 OL 1-6779. with a, M lo- L. I . (6-6767 rick. le im ine BRICK F’D RAN CANT LOT AS DOWN PA Keego Harbor total LAWSON R use. Br BR Tot WE 34200" . — FO Dow ‘Ae fter r AND SON ice 1962 W OWN , ement. Mr. Fam 4-BE NCH MODE R FOU N PAY 6 MI ¢ total $3950 RD. 1327 E. RE, aren _R WILL TRA . FE : hoi hy M =DROO town. ** R_ ROOM BY ow 1432. . Cail Auburn ALTY _MULTI ealtor . TRA Wi HER: North Si a eee eee \ : HOME NER. : _ JLTIPLE L Ph. 2 ADE Vin ne «begun ty a bedroom 1h Plm= lag “a R. J. VALU ix Winter | mong oh ere om po On BDRM. MULTIP Ob b733) to 2 NEW H LISTING SERVICE. : 2 ROOM Meade i heceh Wait and stelrs te 7 bedFoome do - pocketbeo Hn guit ® deaths, m2 M8 GARL ‘a5 UFT, Real ahopy Orchar Approx. ofurmace, 4 BE LE LISTING SER Wat OMES —— mornings Shower, fences 3 hould You? 3 ate aes tees| He “cae ae NDE LNG altor | vile“ ost Pont ait el| karicce mes | s erford Hil R one ne cee ta. ote : 5 " ~ . tin “ve oe OY ig 7s re if rooms « et i —maecenet storms INGS U RVICE 3 hs tiac ta by ee besem down Saturd ] | ho NER throu Live x. prob- : » fu attract need be bi) fen NTIL 8: ms. Gin, se ent, : av - me Ww LARG bas th comf: with | very basement. dec- pombe ga bd ere and carpet: = FE Slee sivcrys and fone Bln 11 AN and Sund Rowse, thie ws need or iw Ee FAMIL — gr) em = thie Sebel, flowers pros eect — cal must — 2 1Vi NE bstantial ee lot. norms Visit th _M. to 6 P ay Suburban i very THSTEAD OF — Qii “ Ww. oe. s igh! aisle whide aus and pins . S i a e 4 pba becthns fube ‘and ae ss eS ians we coxstruction payment. 1957 we rehome, that M. combined paca Storms, Venetian adil gs! Bpoetcfearg Sarees landataped. tots oa LAKE bedress on your features. Soctneting a the a ¢ room two} booae mega tee ‘| on e | Esta AKE . ith en ene oor? ian aoe 4-358 be & Kitch iving iz ON IMMED: FE $0 260 bers pad Py fish e wh Lid mang | area. bined reem. RAINE \. w roof. ¥ m sidin EN On 1 used en do room, ctr IATE 101 aldwin item “previe and ere , Noor . bath kitchen 4, Brick MAN the pri ou Ww and s AMPLE 2 at "Tele; or E wen warage &s room wnstalrs. tviing | Open— POSSES- oF on 3-4416 ave. sion to nd w of th skate. in ‘proce ‘Ss, Dlast with and bath. ranch. tor’ can ce $11 - t Lenore MIL ei “pre Be ar & aces ting bouse. Could | if Walk to views ean lagers] | i hrendte Seat pg ee dining @ a te ee ¢own if) ho Gg ee you BUSIN ER PARK! 2 ce. Only githes Geetected Ga Goes unequaile mecedinitanereaiic Se a ee ee bel Coe ee imo *uving — = if you wish, percent GAS ES8 OPPTYS ING $11,500 call ow at the Hil M. omrpccacee panoramic Priced arse jot Sox: nt, hot| men ith oink — and W . P STAT: SEE LAK DAYS ner. m. a ae ny oth arran “at st —— fe ee ae step-say VM. TOOLS 10N B 1 eget = E FRO pS “mowpl y. Water er ged. 1.000. T L et. but a ge, patio space. B ing RE. H. KN Cali ne CORRES Steg with GORGEOU! _EVES 6. Wo eee iet Oakinant NO! . bila ona potetme ent, features large lot are PE cals 4 ,UDSEN —or_EM information. nly IT idl esos pt eres Us BRI AT. & SU 3-3350 WORTH SI bel w. Cal for ep-| arc tale Eres. Tele $032 afte on sine ¢ reon, wih Care IN. TO we bedieomn then ATKIN: ap- ee 7 Rr r 5 A WE beau wi ving room A 1. TO 8-085 Rete Ane mace 1s Be S LA or a ~CLAR og OR ists) Ges ineated 7 ar ed metudl wt Niice™ pecans ~— —IRW : nie, Ra seinem, meme tee] ee eee MeouTipur Livin aERviCR STON wreaths Melee een "Nad" earee| Haast,* COMPARE {1a NN ei iautee mre at] Sprang es arabes 6 rooma| Pussy Bt © seRvICE appro Pes mre sery aah hotenare B stairs. cheer,| r hom 3 beds ing f treet "Must 7 ecking $550 Giant beat. 2 rapes. included } yes HUR epereuesely * situated on & tw He cient a0 ch lots of cy mee he bedrm A g for Val bree hg of a ane ee pega ay a mol pigeornnd included: jook no ’ : ’ : : bath: 2 ola ‘arth You ¢ RY—6L ena aee 2 a i} rd be bath up Other or & tile — piu ‘as full (los oo. 3 eels cle alue? ting. Call Flop t land este) at | drive - aituahed ann times f er. Built 3 vedresm be EFT neat.’ ale acereel “rareg Room woaire. anconent yey eisai fren cena base- a er wee oes, ba CLA T appoliment we his end m prinkling system + Behe rer IN gl tee tse one of these = oe en quorestece - tied {with ‘gor ee rs, Basement, =. eae ot opted ing Webster Schoc chase pote -ARK R pointm scaped lot. system. comet Aa f° Sepedicts utility bath. Ode Pats ee a tae = cin a neh ares hreplace ATION ae aoe mciets feveh bare- Son ators Dh mirong vee naee REALTO . ew. TREAD ES ent roe oan hee ae: ane Ail laree-rooms ets Bared inteetere basement or ae hKempeee 7 $10. eS are vent ke raga as engar bing including Bock perenne Sieebe ‘ne rk 8000 Dixie. Hi 46402 TATE , a SSG: pogee Sround good — Be of or 6 Tele own Bate- — Ris Gent cae = Ekches Bidechio ict eck poren f tchen rrent ond Open Eves. “Th xe Hw | MULTIPLE LIST “Open ares See eut tos Aa CHRISTMA » and be 4-0528. —_ rel Reshy Co Can dee ose i ne in Septic _— sin| As heat carec, heuement and Open Eves. "Til +105 LE LISTID FE = ' bargain. will rea! rans- Ss! i ™ jor appt. or $1800 Just oe chim- peipoag pan a sement with os _ te S, _Seee RA NO SERVICE. 3 mM uy get $14,800 ting HOY you ‘ii. Will opps i Coty car rare —Sunder 30 NCH HOM SERVICE Above the , GI Pid FE 23-9840 T RE ranch Will b mee 1 ry ae ariv car Lapse ¥_10 to 5. Par Er - e the A $15 or FHA . . ALTY to cate split — nerce 1. Only e. This eee N soil Coe oa ’ and you verage rive 250 GI or FHA NOW! Pe ee A Cer ie Cute andl aay $1500° down. T cling pleat Ess et un idem tine before youl tong out ¢ : ar y ; le pan- stor: vy tha: id Pag Eiht a Thank Yo wa sagt? Sg oe A sine bere eat taps OFFERS T | Scheie 2s Realty | OF an | He Sere = sc aidon poor rm That ur Lt / . or yard, £150 wit and util Syl —_ . ns. BUR. num sto ad 4-45 e ful in clos: s. siz le On ols, ¢ BLOCKS —_ ees tame sucky St At BY OWN EM_343 af Oa hie tin fenced =| van M VER “. PRISE! ONLY 26 4 n Eves. Hep prone ets, ‘fireplace, HAND Jon sion ype ae eek beac =e aeactive VNER : cent 10,250 draset jacios: 4 be anor Y_NI NLY : 12 W } wisl dependiny Secnsertes er si) 8iG. i room. hom see ard, 3 = rat cas. 6 inciud- edroo: i CE MU Tu ish to ng two JES E. Ada = Mm va basement, retrvd pned te Sakae satel bedroom. F S = ain eee aeeae rerlesicn lee ULTIPLE LI fon en ea et oe ‘you on enema de rar faa ea zd i| = Dest Bu Bk fa et ylvan Lake Ci fail anton oe Pane Baer, now te ee ora 1; Mod hoo! ee. ick, pos 4 Mile Here 1s e City rind pe kitchen. room, livin, extra ia strict. e- cone ea- Mads ado Ei, ER eee cea a Tod sli at el ee ees Shi Noreen “=| ORT a PEN wee gee oka } tg = 8 e e = m . : ARRO on RANE 'SHEPARD oday + coomeY OW PREY. ce ote ‘er ine seri | Wat Se eteer cetees wel Ah Becrooies nome, Reasons roo INE c f ve 4 erf a bie & Ins roo n pa e. Re ree . OL Professi Loc. ms & ER condit. ar gar ull bas he] ord R $12 sere ulated m rie yment asonab! WES" 1-119¢ | Obtat ession do pep bales ; age. Excellent Beaut anch soo, “reens- A re end io baal elgg and the total 4 room T SUBUR — nai fas al Planni _down "Feb glaree. baseme! en Steere ia fe my bed W M Desement = | Pas nin bu ens phere droom O pesemert a mene ___Hle tee ty BAN room hi inning” es of °° £ MU $750 onn ‘a bath Modern ranch, R : els ade tre toes Of teres ~ water tlled od Neer: tth din cr ner bree oe ance LTIPLE ‘ Lastly | gike on kitehe . I ‘ story. es an large tn heater a ing e sh 240 utif LIS 2 pine heat. New . lb . ad ts me tn 38, loc ae rome wat ee =) brick itrees mae tity inree con TING SERVICE REALTO ie win down. cere Ld tal es tz i Ol1DeITy Pa New Miracl ™ hood & Lee - man yo 313 e es rig noo k : epanaf gelling. for #7. A 5-FAMILY B _ chest a Y ybeautiful colored : “I Prone FE S04 ‘Maree, ver #, dnaurance, includes FE 54 O T very, cane Se lile IN cov" S insurane re) hot we cats, ry ee mime Ge 2 and may “Niiding a $395 M OVES Tere FE aoas | Y possession. ‘inimediate R ol) qe Sab eee seaped lot and nile, large 4 = uran wate all re bu $8, es this ha y oth Ld Ne ES serra +3415 e = ate AN tn th a is) Own and e, land © opertm IME aI) jocation ¢ heat: nted. tidin reed) bead a Muean teatace w 3 bd “Ss YC $ st Sub ANCI ese world Queer ves a) fenced. gs ents on pair a on ing plant. Spec | e compl garag Luxur: rm, bric WU IN ou urba I Jor4 wea cea ples bes new fd. hig is a y anxious ced. lovely. °r the 2nd. ag call ae ta Excell ate. ONLY 8 io re aoe k., Full bi $, bedroo n On BASEMENT anch eas a = the payments floor : street. De ent Ine Y yaar Fo FE 5-67 Mode! asemen lord m ho OF and EMENT. FAMIL omes. L . me loc on thi $1 000 tails| Is xpensiv hom ey 3 b C MOTOR — 61 or WE 289 W. Ho t. ‘ Townshi me in W u 120 attached 2 ¢ 25 ti Y ROOM AWREN (clear Se EE wen) fue aS Saba or see tio ieee a see ie ae ee) BOMORR Lesage ot inn a AYL( }-to-wa ural rs, built-in rage, ment wi odern rom Lake OF five une eso” B4T® uto. OV bas kiteh: din- ° OW ock ea on RW kitche: wall carpet stone fire in| paved rye ad de hom large bake Grieg tenn brick B ge. Full Modern ES Y ratio boas ans en 13x13. NEW W pk toe ro a aa q fortabie fr Rice gee & pi ccnp wrest. its side a heat pedal |e tee ene ute driv UNGALOW able 2 & 3 bdrm OU IN Pacmag oi (iiea oan Lada hed Nar dacare take woe jot 1 | 6 OF home e living for provides rming 500 et a on rehoes) bad ae totter Co two privileges — W oo home. zeae Pad tied. sPartioned aly Ranch 3 BEDR zon to pate ot Woodward. rage Poster fail = Sones, tua FE +1 mu BROKER : Paice ae Session igs on foe cee tre ae __ FE ear tn pres eoemeciad car ga- rag overstioa as encom eco teees es ae ue Pe ce "Th E 49 selling | eee ea Aged 157 eth Lake Rd term at only lake with ving too Pe spac ms with or WE 1952178, 7. Land br lar the full. di attach sment Wes Ine new h invite HOUSE 1 33. onl, ‘a : 8. $6,950 privil oil and ‘picture hacen ae DRE ae ee seaped fot pts Al Ble ead hs a. st Side—6 jomes. FOR SALE, SHALE DOT : We have J 7 $13,660 FE 4-482 ‘ Y with “Ade ant kite ture wi wood floors -AM TAC con ot ton irepia m, it va R yment, fi LE, 8M > : he Aen Plow Just BUN Juds venient oo ces, 5 9 cant. oom Se take = ALL _ petleoshoh @ 2 bedroom 2 Ju easy boards n with lots. Pleas. al off Ponti “ GAT OW udson P to and oth area, CC ecrea- cation, A most s _ 4:30 ke, Cali ck sale DOWN to ‘Gass nice ict, shell he Just st Com on salar eatin of cup most new ‘sc Lk. Rd JOW ark Sub oe er feature ‘eramic baths s extra convenient To. p.m. MA +1800. Wwil- in por oA ow fust | Shee a oe pare Tt ter. Only Neat: andl nets wa: dis alow. room m« Excelle In the G 5u Pp chen Agreed od «. Easy pest nd see peice Sieom ~~ > acy To after for @ ner Ww lock a basem e this down $7,900 hot nette. . x 16 it noer nt Avon atewa sider ¢t buy! Myre in ficia arage. ping por 5. rtrid SEL. home own trad ‘ad oe ee 1 roo with $1,900 bedrooms. vin bun- b meen aid il rae - will a. Retir ch, ot ge is . OA oB8t Tea é] OE Sees SS ‘| em creak tate] | ete oh ld ci ga ipa, oe Cae ee Ca: ha ie loc rare ree vable. RDE i s& furn: alls, { sw Michiga viein neh M Telegra ealty eman e@ s00n n't t - idl amg OH, REAL panty Enee ation” Hs te; mod en ot Owner leav ey afte ea ity of our ultigln Liste, siemen OR — att y #& nings & pe Phe sper tl pr we a tee watee bath’ scom (heme. $13,000. lea Nisha. be elem sets arld Je Btate Univer: le Listin FE 405 -Room Speci 4 FOR A “ gunda 84 ay room.” liv’ sas a ver v attach enclo: ome ving ci fenced k m wih carpee niver- @ Servi 28. Th Spec apt 1 ys, 12 to and m do roo! 15 bre: y ith esas downs za sed por AT y. Pri itchen firepla a live : ce. ts 1 ial ae B income 5 A ab wn and m and ak- a ene. ch La ALLISO ce car Baseb. ce, mod val rooms ‘1 a new rin, pds wan Dr $7 $15, pan up. A 3 bed din- LAKE 4,500 rge 11-roo SON S ase garage oard ern 4 s and bi er hom $8,000 « , 000. (CA S I he x30 ath ew a tw NICHOLIE 2 pogene are, Pal och, Arroura RARE"ROY| Soot FRONT — 3 dedioe Pama eee Te a Ee , od Ti Aiea cad beens mt) ee eee tis Seuathat aes e. Full be : NT TO SEE erga ape home. H. excellent ince wien Suen ‘| “ront le. include ca roo plastered. walls. FE_2-7832. co Two NORTH petin t neue gare sement. F 8EE pet! wails, plastered ou venient creme. ped P ius @ bes le carpet: m, oil h walls. | YOU bed &. Trak Ft ge, Den. or Y ing in wall-to- -paint- $2,280 do s b uce h roo real v me an eat. Ti R OP wood room ie’ bare outa’ lace. Youn ou room Peat tlre ua eat, con- om m ob . alue d dra ° t OPPOR are beat, eed a ‘pull Wi iaree morvcaee. sies00, | fo ne geen udgets ererooking Da VACA COLOR a Aer ae ” desirabie™ non Food shel tor Vacant—$650 cnr Bee £330 per i INCO, be heat ay "Williams Lake A feat ees eet Mae mtee |B ee eames |b a a = $650 Down is ‘eek fee Save good real — ie Bulk’ oven und orate Area ON RICE wis 23 BE ss possibie WE Tong. lo —— ar ledge 3, : ony a0 — alow with fies = icy Greohcst ea" up Shas ustae living ces Haines Uving-dinin cigicon ee heat, for owner, Ges ed, 6 gon ihe re roes this bo yes a WILL pO oe ele Be E| cup vaio! ranch hom es ac brpinepachestd wie arelaee peiiphiorgy id patel Md ie fienece On ang, room vi alow.| R ; veom te vacent only $5 a soe eer Fare conven eteacapa phone. wince 3; her shel ss shed recrea- ere nin com. ‘Has ee tiled Bice AIN ; cant 550 un on. ointmen We wi L TH CAR RNER ath pac th e. Bir . b wire th cu ecrea- d nice m or d as ang ¢ ¥y $650 bath FE NBOW FOUR : y $1,500 4 oak att weld like to ans GARAG with Cera mg omer erage > sec 18 feeen atoes. bail ek. Bacelient —s=e a down plus ag = REA | FOUR, FAMILY IN Ss :| ~~ feng ELL FOR YO OE | Seed Ceramic 1% baths pieces teens tom built | Fut ‘be deetent. endtion a Oe emieas Fa ALTY | eome t_ School Aurelian = 2 ashabaw | E rms, tt to you. Conte on and ths Meany dtettoce: dock ¥ Full aur eccrs mtn F mas Pre PA ae brick = ‘our pot wophon go ine mond level Rd A dw. X All one drive. ar gar cole too nu istinetiy boat nee yourself sement throughout or Sale J ee naces fiding. 8 ments in level home. On ee TN. i. Sto is and Many rohed de 8 JOSEPH Call oun oth : ieatares corer. th do-it Lak: = ert: and base: eparate fu nice bu ome. 1 a Sagina uit, R L only rees 3-55 N. , PETZ, info’ our off to me es BEST Sz e P in ex ments fe y at $7,950 Full of ay St. ealto OVEL $23,950. Park * SALES rmation, bee tn ee hood Buy AUTIFUL © Frop. 44 ED Sk ee: err with th Very a. Eves, re 64 ranch home in ves “Gis R tomore) of fine’ brick 67 ROME Saree fre tam ge ee t Realtor | Beeathatee nt seein OVE tenet ante ee. gr tae Located in oat : % aie Bitte tir” - ae with “carpeted home aoe He nnett | Se furon St Ph WE ¢ss20| M syment. Eas Ly eozi0o. c' ‘al n nced e 34 dows seo eee | LARGE. ROOMS O oan gna mpstead ~”” vet Mp ne Serene | “Er Sean ge caer foe ae be ‘ A th ‘ ie ve . - ene feor uedrocms mene Bre Pree olbe yl on beeees O Hh apy ited Breere ie - $550 - enings and 8u p-01es Leslie R. Tri SERVICE reaclenggs lei MA 58-0682. sirable property | double floors. ‘Siidin Peau: FOR BETTER patio with bul pias a, 10x40 gp ag ead ENS 1 n¢_ Sundey Tae” FE S-8161 Be ae Gee R S ww W. DI CASEFRONE DRAYTON cose Geena. ene eau | LOOK HOMES corner a grill, On orated aa bet nee | 1 or street or I 66 W_ Hur NN prune tar bee td Gera ote “tere nce roryone « guonopas, euge Dore sng Su a son ret sang) FUEARETH Lak Si romg i gk iggieeeee| Estar Beas som | oo cen tie oe | BR FF peter ony na Pool utes sit ai om Se gion. Priced rr sie pone biug, texte a with foreeg be —- ot ae seen trim. nwt, praia . ftw B RICK rie af Located at Silver Lak . capt! paeement rick, hom et ese eautifut in " ron co1ot | Mine eae me, Geet | woe Se acto ie st | eee TERRACE Beene inaeeieses Sas ATTRACTIVE ipa “pope oa a fear oe, a - ‘won’ ase m at, ! ° cl yste car 3 Eee, Quic bedroom Home, ntee : ANCHOR™ Sea frame © A LIFETIME and hot i bey Bison 8 prea con to, See Bn large with ant? stage suburb up cated a opecion Baten andscep ine 2 ° cass aes 20s 3, of h 17-3800 hed com bri High an r. Neat eat, -_ tf ares 8 each home eating, L roo an y land on corner, Sad rones r te to ractive le Sal ah ses — Teseed ced pom brick and) —see ear “SAL wet. ye rep Two a ot sve fe. tanec Maden, Enikee occ = room | —_™ Sa" sell quick: day. We terms ly $7,500 ced and E.. with it now! d City Lib ; LVAT ote picture window ree livin, bin Large ace Load kitch Leen | FULLY 1 R ic) uick- oe See | i ad NEED . $2000 down . Large = rou rary ION yy natural Indened bedrm € 1 ation utility, Of A ef cae Two LLY 1. ype Nichols t, Lu po RM dinin, firepl vt 5. arge i storms. } heat. ab- | On FAM: Bu: L | a> __ peenonnelibdedibiates A F START . Only extre: ‘EXPER’ C We TP Y ba: is roo ace, f rm. ot. Immed Ex Com- e of 3 BA ILY 5s at A . SAV) stre me prid TENCE are offe ‘OST i Pun basse ull size mediate ceptional on th the ni THS Motors door. VED FIXER? INANCE a street los je in thi erty tor 4 hee ae oe ramic ‘tile eee | te e) market tee” ineo Ctose STREET. e 6 € per only 4 NT bedroo ation of s Spence 27 x — - J firep ar apa ment, ile OUTSTA sion, t ‘ul room et. liv wo fami +01 me. A Jee Ponti E ER? Order Cla Peas Ss Srcdrooat omer Vou ow tee Seeall ofrtenaris xprva : alam Fete ote oe esos anes (ene i wie brick ae Soren ent, not aaranee ne: Vesti’ ne speed comn p Pe ie hele r eat. A media nat . bedroom fe VALUE kitchen, © firep! your ow cae! OVE i2t0. = poo &uH ARGE I ads to . ssified ent, one, home, 's 3 ved: ng room eames pois . Only rage. I . 2 Car att ot wa- Bo east Ri ——. ped land cetve in new _— new n, with RYA o, FE sell ae heat me fy ‘ace and as 8 ft. 102 K. 0a. > yas & Il ne med’ ched ga- mea rewith ob Exce te 3| apt.; come f rpeting modern TITRA 3 W. Fu RCO. , rent, fi Even reseieg {a | as ha F. Huron HEMPSTE with | Terms for onty $26,000 tion storms iat looses, | ? Bell or trade and CTIVI ‘ fam- Ev ‘Uren AD available. 7 $26, 000 08 low 4 rms. Ca C ations. me, ” trad sirabie L . IVE TE co good job. FE hid ind a Yr ey 8 freoom « room e, FE 2 |,000, 00 re’ own n be 2 on apper UXURIOUS tak od. call Mr, heat, all. muse pod se N 5.0510 rr FE 4929 -Fami a ymrent ee urchased for LA ranch the Want Ad 2-8181 is the} 4: doit, Fe] wah cou reer ges Bee NEAR SCH = tated Income GE cost Immediate poe “POUR” BEDA mi cated "on Sent al conan ‘ number . JOHNSON, Be" per $2,150" “ask for oon tune: OOLS ~~ ay t within walk EORGF BI por | on eee eke. Inside finishes condition, Sad FO ee Realtor | Sr fin nt “oe | forces, Davtte inde. Biche pee ai, | OM Pas TTREALTOR “Ss a) ea home eee reer ae ; idd . us i h Rd. sueky fi £98 x isabets c= garage. $7, $0. beset ee ees Ms DRAYTON OR jez eat, sound’ water Sores tess rr) nice a RAY yi 9 ake BA. ' perl herp Mer. Yeats ae Eves. ¢ OR ite +1281 ie homo water & dock. ise ae, Ben ~ 5s O’NEIL, ‘ i on. p aia moaete’ n'y 008 ‘Be nna, downstairs, RAE Jee lhe Bae mont ments BR cog F— Ask 10 Snateere , Realt pion: Ve alee = ett thee m Bhows VACANT BURN yr care "tn ate cue = Garage. neat Sg ith $4,500.00" at MS pense aoe ST. inform ii" su0.300, 8 Dayer, peiesd Floyd K “me oNtia 5 = = oa Pre wor ect onelti n modern peer ng, vazer. priced 2206 Di gol Inc Re C REALTY | Bud. Nicho tar ts | Beate Rim roon't | Su ny _aubt Steralas wise cain a Mel lie, 1 Res tt neere’ ont Sse woos” ai re Loum oe CUSTOMER ph Mr altor : aac Rowes P PARKIN Me Teen To's beaut Paice ues| PLACE A“ ma +7088 Fi2e1 oe EWER_ lovely teenity Soon P= Call F A “LOST” AD 0-55 & beat, “ng. fae den, f er E 2-818 : rm, cull we "TRA 28181 for an * ial FE Say“ enarge n* \ 6 ; ae i * i ' | ' a oe ie | \ . \ \ “ | 5 \ \ r } \ | 7 3 I } \ i # . . ‘. a 4 \ THE PONTIAC PRESS x \ —— “ene 4d — ’ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -_ For Sale Resort Prop. 44A; __ For Sale Farms 8 Business ) 22, 1957 \ / of a Oppertniis SATIZEY _ by Kate Osann Sale Houschold Goods 57) Sale Household Goods 57) For ; ) - Pg hg tot Be Wig ‘asd ~~ fan oRaling Acres EXCELLENT 1.004‘. ON | FOR : « mena = 57 For Sale Sale Misc Miscellaneous 60 60 | For or Sele Miscellaneous ¢ 60 4 . Jear rteny . ci hardware, v ete.) ; SET. WAL) UT 8 DI cgmietely ee, os nville seas Building a8 it, Br, Scott Lake ie hiso ‘sectetary ‘desk. 18K cm ROCKER, FE|4 | =< PIPE 9 FT. . $3.60 £2. | BNR COKER, TABLE. | LIKE. 2m Sie a) ; home with excelle j reas, 1705 . , : We Finance—We Finance | Si te panied ices =— | ROT was ee A le SN Rg AK et us @ or 5 ee e _some coal, tresges bee or ss deeaeate | tack a | iT @)- fds ME SN Hoe “pret. 'cr SA BEAT. THE COLD ne SPECIAL division, Sportsman's Paradise. — fo rear porch, 2 1 © ‘ € — ete AS : : INSULATE . 23 per abe dine Wil also, build and finance on Small cow barns; need ‘ re- . ane fem Eeonomy roll os; uer colors, of ry Ei “fours our lot. Low down payment. E-Z — Good shed. Se- . - four ohare a nos Bg ty is’ of if piss, "93.90 paint, A — rms. Free booklet, write or cali ceeed onl Sens ae 18 THE “BIRD” TO SER 4 : pt ee i, gl hl iy mol AIN, 816) |*0 sa tt" 8340, Also nev-saiin t, Remione Johnston & “Hubbard fond some newvy soll. Don t BAY CITY. Beautiful 13 cottage , oe colors. . s, formice creeds aa oy er a ete 2x8, Bids end KemOlo Oakland Fuel & 0 1401 M16, St. He Helen, > Mics ehigen $3,000 dn. = oe. (Sow. $e0" on river’ Fine ener fone . ; Raver’ * “ws! *Orehin rd tate _tns. FE i000. . ce +" Sheetrock dean carry Hee eee i LVATION ARMY For Sale tots. 46; Giroux-Franks | somos: | /,, aust —OF DRAWERS —oatva | “ook vs beth CABINET 3 pop 2's Ralegt ll coer | preerin SEE nee ~ ranks NEIGHBORHOOD TAVERN that's /\ cabinet & © nme aie Pe oft 1 oak ‘desk. Best a3 or 30 lb Felt... ... $3.63 Everything 57 To Meet Your Needs : ROCHESTER HOME SITES GENERAL REAL ESTATE easy family operation Low DAVENPO amp table. PE 6108 er. FE 9108 omptato Line of Building paitaze tances be Lach gah = on —_ stream, 4395_Dixie R 3-0701 overhead makes fo Bigger prof- O Very cle: 7 ol ead ous aae. “SECRETARY oe COmD: Pre. Everriin *tocone prt ig poe rat ae ie $34.50. P= . cre oO acres— ust $7 down. : : 2. eG new (ant colives % “a RIVIERA. ——— Lavetories, $20.50 value, $14.95. 3 Beiter buy now to eet your F choice Rent F Farm 1 Property y 48A DRY CLEANING plant with out ¢ DAVENPORT & CHAIR DEEP cu | RADED -IN DEPT. SURPLUS LUMBER & & elt erect apes with fau- e us ch oick Ph an Li sreacen ‘ Orchard Ek. °; RANK "SHE PARD sie ARM AND» at Tea Teele steed bidg. eo main ney SAvatrons 3 CHAIR: we 3% pe sie aa sore force iba 0 ‘0’ Highlang Ra tebe) OR 3-1005 , teuaeae : Ot L781 OL 1-104 —Tent_or_ sale. Call PE 5-3853. | iseee cushions > black fecoea etenneees 8 | CARP GB PADDING! LI L —_" ; : : t. $30; 18” Bliver plated | v seseresere $608) by oe = - 6 FT. RESIDENTI Sale Business BUSY LIQU ntoWr 1 cet pia an con ea) alee! rary. table, ye britches T lb L b i Tasmianie Ss tae Bewet i Property 49 out mre 5 TOR bar enna mete ‘ Rs Sipe! covered vegetable younes hate snd citoraa 3.8 Pr 1 moots. A - otis ipacarene a ot umper -. Street ; own. Wil . roy Duo- orm 8 age pared, 9600 case OR DONE 92s Thru Partridge : ve: eee fects = CHROME fuck HIGH. Bed and spring com op, i638 osia mower Midwest ¢700 are cha Dumbing, an wad ayer: LA a "AR 7 PART e | bu FE 44023. ae abo ORESCENT . 2 TAKE PRIVILEGES LOTS. FE st ‘Thru Part VARD- EE ARTRIDG! (bu NCAN PHYPE DINING TABLE evailable vere most modern lights {or “Troms a! suppliss Ave EQUITY IN? LOTS iw BY as! BUSINESS LOTS | REALTOR FE 4-3581 | Sess emt cent: Rens: WYMAN’S ° $1290. value’ $6.00,” tectory | USED, GAS is NOT WATER HEAR each. Balance of $840. Best ree An ideal location for doctor REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES 'y pimc oW Pike Kosy Terms FE ¢1iz.| Bart r ed. Factory now etory | er, bargain. FE 2-716 _sonable offer. Call PE 5-6397 dentist's clinic, havin st THRUOUT MICH CE LIVING ROOM SET. IN 2 RE M eee teats 7 +oFT. LOTS. SEWER. waTeR.| * frontage eo busy aaa ee ee : BETING Bi casEea 2 Sotea, 8%. REASONABLE. FE) _chardvtane Aves Lseg seaung eqerecs gs nad ee See RATER, | surrounded by ‘bund fare. OPEN EVE. TIL 8. : Cee RM (TABLE-6 CHAIRS, iRE fon Oil conversion, $35. Blowers—8", rade. Jr., & High Schools. New-| pomes. A fastg rowing & popu | * CLASSCBAR DenPre Pons __ a pete Tas WASHER. ~ CLOSET DOORS _ 12", $25 & $45. OR 3.5634. _ton Estate a _eebeiviete n. PE ¢6213. ted area Wwe Waser Weec & Wie. DoE &h RAPES POR ‘1 PT WIDE WIN Sightie damaged stee: fold 4 OSED OIL SPACE HEATERS. 620. ON ACRE LOT CLOSE IN a excellent $10,000 gross, You can ee ee See ou Sig Oil Heaters All since We to © wide. Price yup a South Perry. G. A. Sea ie serene pen vere BREWER eto ELFCTRIC RANGE, GOOD CON Move, pre ee eee oft & yas Peet, ON | wancKER WINCH WAND OPER- 2 LOTS BUENA VISTA HEIGHTS. ROLLER RINK naan Teneaueble ee > vee | roaprid Ce we a 291 | 550 re EBACE REITER | Whoo AND ALON COMBE Jos! eas¥- D AND ALUMINUM Boack Wouenic s2QSePHY RUIZ, SALES MoR. | f Busy-Busy-Busy, This ts & foo gid. With ninety eylinder records, | ter reheater Gutaled. a138 95. ne | Double burner. PE 17-0631 after | nation doors end windows. EVES. PE 8.0623 Gell for further detaiis 7 a = DINING F Ex. Higa and dry wi : NING RM. TABLE. 3 LEAP Ex- ’ . lent view of Robe nog 3 = COMMERCIAL GARAGE. BEER ST¢ IRE | 3-Room Outfit ‘tg ROOM. RN For -— Pad. Bu ce 5 hairs BE} SON LUMBER CO. Co. 200 feet frontage, good ‘an be used commercially or for! A well pooely West side store / ae Srecsen. chest, bookcase! sale R , rm. ph gy ~os heate ter wer. Tub-| YOUNGSTOWN CABINET SINK, road. Onir 16 minutes wo - inauire at 3 22 «Wz Kennett. strictly goods. Very iow bed. springs. toneraprin rent ome ate a 7 oan tg aad ‘eal tank.| 54° mode}, $139.50 value, $99.50, Pine Kagl commer" wie” | BASES 8 96 Melaws aver Pa] peice Tilia Wi 038 cons } Bras lee chron cits | aint nt epi ram Sie sigs scgaichea, alog” atveral tng here. wen wal ER oR IE W. includine « stock. Rent only $65 a down. $1860 per mouth, petted ss el — _ to Pash DOG KENNEL i pene models. wal Noth Soburben | eee Pee Pee | RD. RILEY, Broker ommasmnns) “Complete Bed ORES Meine ees Cae cette tata North Suburban 509 Elizaneth Lake Rd ‘ en piel oe "m = $_ ate. Corner i PE ¢. ™ al) — thie tj Z ~ Double dresser, chest, book wsED GA GAS Rig Maly ae Best offer. Piackion ‘road, walking a .[ IN ( ,XEEOO HARBOR, ooo on-'¢ baci NS oe —— = ae _ Well — this time it’s not for me! Las a aoe rings Sad ose . ond 4 a, 8. Mun Spee Se shew! Fo 0 Pe vied CONSOLE OTL | nen Machinery nery __60A 5 ; I re; ) = - pry ua $5300 wi wit Kap onde building with 2020 ao | neeomnens Toytand Good for toys.’ ; $9 06 per month. see la Us we aa Piseiris starter. Carbu- D-2 BULLDOZER, EXCELLENT able te : —eee Ideal business jocation, or po f DE pe appliances M . | Complete Livi . SED TR ADEIN ir contro ——_ 5 gal. oi} cond, Liberty. 95711, MI 48707, church. Make ap offer. Call OR pium>{ng supplies children's oney to Loan 53) Sale Household Goods 57 plete living Room _sunk_ eA ytelr ©2008. TERRATRAC LOADER AND Ti $95 Dow +149 or EM 3-5032 to see. Ware & shoes Use of parking lot _ _ (State Licensed Lenders» ~d Pompe 2 pictures. 3 tables. and ” DEPT. | DUO-THERM OIL HEATER. § RM.| oem trailer. EM 3-633. — on wn B from new city post. office. Bee a 13 YR. OLD MAYTAG WASHING down, $9.6 per Lounge Chair .-ss---s- $888) Gla’ Good “condition “$15. "10000 Do It ¥ it eel ip newly developed pert . Buslest place tn town. Idea!- wWhn oo WHEN YOU NEED machine §73. FE 3-745. JOSEPH FURNITU ees i oeeeeniaencnaaen Eoapeg __Bigelow ne Devapere oie leeee ____Do It Yourself ol aivisioc. aide schools sub. i located. all OR Side os | —W- Huron se aia a $25 - $ Toa ae “MAPLE 78 8. Saginaw URE Lor oo ee Sey bocuonmes. Pike’s Rental D , good roads. A few +5032. | 900 4 $23.1 SINGLE | 5;8 naw ectric Range ............ $39.50 . al De — OsT Gas ELECTRIC Ref fee) ee Soar tot eile ‘tthe left, “BOY Rent Lease Bes. Prop. wa | TA\ TERN | : an SPRING. or a, TercHER : DROP ge a EM Sone © Davenport guste SI - ei ks eR BATROR Sout | cones ee ae rn aL om can ¢ q kiy on your att is i $79.9 carpet eampeee ack M. Stout, — BUILDING. ON, BUSY CORNER, eodorsers Soe rate. ae Drie as presen CON | ELECTRIC RANGE ‘THOMAS ECONOMY cemiarinans dere, ‘plumbers. ear Seginay St. Ph. FE s-#168 2255 B. Walton, budget We wil be gied ip. | SINGLE ROLL-AWAY BED. 015; - FURNITU noe ea Open Eves. 8:30 Sixie WGRway-4 ADDRESS, 16x50 Downiown Pontiac. ovation Beer, YOU with your moosy problems } got, size OL AWAY BE wud: | KELVINATOR DELUXE. 3 s 361 8. use < a Tabietop cut - AL i ba Ae dee | R 5-178 See the New Sites at SEMEDATE OCU Pen Te i meee ee Cn | RM SUITE. #35. LIGHTS ie Ouriars ees trigerators $6899. Up: a | cach up rabies’ Free | wartparen RENT, 5 or three rs am : net 6 $300 ets Ri R AM Cherokee Hills! Locos ATE —— oy Wake. with at caguiean | a 7 WATS FE 6-178 PE 5-7804 AFTER 6 P.M. _pliance. 4 suerte Radio. & Ag FLOOR SHO: 00 8. Saginaw SANDERS. f DOERS— POLISHERS 28 beauty (ot tases Grantvnee tae Piven atory bar paar | pamara| |} oneal Ae "se000 00° down “ood FINANCE CO. Gecen: Ho euble fo = er ‘ELECTRIC DRYER. EXC CONDI. | | WESTINGHOO Fe pss SE RTC | fret Desh tae romere. gies MAND, KOWNTE HARDWARE gap Obed be enedlt new road smal! truck| $60 per month Owner will ac- FE 4-1574 condition. tion, $45. Auto stove Like sew. Washbowls wit eee ; OPEN SUNDA‘ pA neg Me cecgereedl for | today’ ‘8 heey, rae Lot iesiion. oer — isatate ip trade” Shown _ 102 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. peeg Pale Sabi lam psf Sirs | some work. $40. arnt nests fj seo REFRIGERATOR, RUN- | ise Dei sete with tr Aa $49.88 FE 703" 469 5. SANFORD in convenience! _FE 40246, y Et '; a BEDRM SUITES. apes a | Suet eute ae sanae | o "Ge ge sen ie iron imc. vet oo 5s FOR RENT Sw Bde AVAILABLE |2 BEDRM SUITES. REFRIG.| Good condition, new burners, deep Give PORCED AIW RITGHEN TL | FACTORY ands @ Irregui H Se Drive out Eimabetn Lae Ra. Deen 1.0m Satis, -VAEABLE 1. H. BROWN, Realtor. Mortgage Loans 54 _ssoss, * Te Seed cond. FE _well_ 423. or Papen cee WHITE PORCELAIN, KITCHEN TA| Sava PLOMBING SUPPLY furnaces vactum cleaners s Walk f st ©! c 1362 W Ae EET — | EM_3-3000. . chrome Y a : te “Scots Lake Ra fara nigh STORE W; WITH BASEMENT G000 Se Ph. FE 2-48 Lo. ANS ox12 a Woor Brown RuG ELECTRIC age ra oe ee site, | 172_8. Sagina’ NOT sa] Gane er pp Me mile. 5 ES for cars. 461 8. BAR AND TAKE OU oT | ANS—$600 to $1,500 | $2¢ ,bad, Practically new. | wy sce Next payment. of WooD DINETTE TABLE as Q00D Use: Di PIPING, 3 eee | PE Seu Orchard Lake Ave, Pn hd | Excellent opportunity f any purpose. on . eee - credit| chairs ‘a price. p. steel boil Se CARL W. BIRD, Realtor CHOICE USED can 16 Lor 8 sive. cou wre 2 aa hone. 4 pes oF not. in io” RESTRIC ya See IN GOoD | FE. 23337 Mich. Sewing Center. big a chair aye on pea Poiding souers. oe sommerere! pos PRAFF Stebicat MACHIN DRY ree? metenel Spt Bis) Stuns Yyullaing. Lots Priced at 922 000 for’ rea! estate.| tnpron wreaks asttiens or | it" TV RADIO PHONOGRAPH | PODARE cart PE GS large GrOCeTT | GAs ROT WATER HEATER. GOOD supplies Oper T days ede ty Le usiness and equipment Terms combination. Re : vo 1| WRINGEP W Siem a dbs Rw | — Ons ._825_FE 39-32% : oa ens LARG : asonabie. FE Overstuf! HER, jy ad - a = 8 30 to 6:00 Sunday 10° — Lo RTRICTED | LOT O*! Edw. M. St t Real mat wna mooreers tes fat infor. boos =e m oF enclose he “me PF Overstufied chair _ Mu-ro Blectrie Co. OUN-FYPE Om BURNER WiTH| Montcalm Bullders = BuppIy. 188 +f ise Ww. Bal_at_$20_mo. OR 33710 | 77 W. saginaw a , palo tages . carage tome Ct Brand eee vee davenp ert te Gah 3 Seer) ah soc 48 | 2G. ee Steet ne 0 BUY OR SELL Seer ee RAY SPARKS, Realtor 3. “On second. ‘morteages modern ‘step tax eee Bining alee cog 5 Christmas Gifts 59) | “Cameras, eras, Equipment 61A 61A esidential or ¢ : onal Bulldin . corator loan & EXCHA : eS D = 7 pecan anaes 136 Washington Pontlac o- Phone FE 64730 Au for $00 Pay only $2 week | EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME |} LIONEL TRAINS WITH TRACK ATage VOOTS | AvaraBte Now On ORDER, HOLMES-BARTRAM | Business Opportunities 51 oe cee s take ave 1 * Orenars | se sOSapinaw, Ase accenorien #000 value, 4100 | Berry Seal evertead tactory weo| Retina, Refer Wie "hr Tick Ey 4392_ Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1950 aa waps $53 17 TV, $35. {STUDIO Co ee 1S he ST Eran OP OTT onds. all giz. ond prices. i ae axtaivas THE SELL REALTOR aoe UCH. NEV- | FI -A FINE SELECTION GiFTs | selection rge| akta, Roilifles, Nison 82. Canno: Buy thru P. id % . BS : “e used, Electric stove, $40. | ry pg fortis sco. ATE, ANDIRONS| priced low for Xmas re modern door ot $3. cad up A; FX: Leics Conter Diez IB. Super Lit thru Parteies, | BUSINESS Th WORE A a,gymen Tape | Mt wie ol cages | had tt ae ae ey ieeintt atc cae | ok Sy rilen| Fo oe OS ar Gs st thru Partridge BUSINESS uy Thru Partridge Ry room sui stove. $28. Bed. | wllet pow! & box in ts, rings, luggage, musical inst Ou a free estimate = Vi sop AU wits A minutes irom Fd peed) Sy Buy Thea Partridge S OAKLAND J AYixo srt $0803 ‘ sone st yin, tthTeet Alechet | 8690p a MEDIOM ‘sic base Uae, Wie TARE - tens. cheap Pick-up box, $15 | es LESTER BET " ROSS SPINET a a erst eee ___List Thru Partridge aa eee ees 330 J me RIGHT 4\4-Ft. W all Tite 25 350 | HOTPOINT ELECTRIC DRYER | FE «2000. ed LADIES PIO SKIN SADDLE, = ben ral ah, Jon ey hd : of biefropeittan ark 3S minute _GROCERY &@ MEAT MARKET. oney to Loan 53 su CAKLANG Ate haven | Very good working cond. $50. FE | LION bridles. duo th Calbi Music Co. 11g N na’ — 's ND FE 5.9441 08 Root Coatin $3.28| 5-087. EL ELECTRIC TRAIN erm space beater,| FE : omer ; business with beer | wa--\State Licensed Lenders) OPEN EVENIN GUAR. HOUSE mounted blower, two heen steel trail [5 | pichara ec = x Eon Kiba itcgnae. Lage gross, Low _ MULTIPLE IOS ONT 82 | _ Syers, 141 W area: ey HOTPOINT DELUXE MODEL| {rack with operating ©; Gouge wieee’ yphen_Ct.._ Pc Pontiac trailer, ‘Prsciean FLAT CLARINET. ae and) Us. ~< ndish, . 60 ACRES 66.500. TERM it PC. WALNUT PERIOD cond. Warming oven, | == E oe COMPLETE ice! fy 7cticay ew nN for $80. 10 ACRE FRUIT FARM | _30=_285._Standian,” Mich.” Write trade. P. O. Box 5 SOR! “rm. outfit, OR 3-1489 sp ag eal hen nem mer skates. size 3. Set ~f jr boxin ) 70 \ears cn r 4:30. | _ $60 MA 58-8811 __ Christmas T oves. Training chair Baby bed. | ® - Th om aL ourta: i “ope Sua retagag te eti| MONEY SERVICE WILL TRADE _ |“eqtanewe any Maio: | ROUSERGLE, FURETURE Fon wees S9A) firsinr ‘Heutra sana” °C | Caner Ppt Tuacbuenen CAE a rarreima Om earet wanes irons aol eect pO : SE Your eguity tn house or lot tn ARoUT ANYTHING YOU WAN | KENMORE iver “CHRISTMAS 7 TREES WHOLESALE | NATURAL GAS FURNACE ae ® IANO TUNING. “OSCAR mesenresten te bungalow “full | Beet esting om os You can count on fast, pone creel uecemenr” ated | is aa airy CAN BE FOUND _ cond. FE WASHER. 8. Goon) 7) See ot Gee Sott years old Excellent condition. | 57 Paton Sea 3-521 o a . 0: pe ae e oner — YER rage with overhead storage | ment f appoint:| friendly. one = day service rtras Paved street, Model 280 / A ttle it eae KELVINATOR FREEZER 3 Mos. | —— “Ma 51022. Wy! BTU rating FEC 106 Input—ee K| paifing. CHING | PIR) cn ph Space, poultry howe 168 nee | DRYCLEANING STORE IN KE When you come to HPC. 3 at ety terms. PE| lees to pay. Gas and elec. pap oe #25 down. Take uver pay. For Sale M output In operation through No- 2-6036. - omen ce Tate orchard Jon-| £0. FE _%2000. © four genuiesy ual ara! a TRADE -| gtaters, ranges & water eaters. z sa $22 a month. “Ca "FE A lecellaneous 60 _Yember ei about No-| PLAYER PIANO — COMPLETEL orchard is 20 LONG TERM LEASE ON ouseholé has b. : dna ned reconditioned, ere = ON as been solving 2 FUE NES ZED Pir bent 60371. 514.400, “and ew ee | eee camer ee anyeare. Phous or vist for anything at ean tales OnE. Gressers" vanities and spriogs and ee fevers emia day oF creiage oath fee |e a gin ge een "hye ft. STERLING ceRDOET PIA ks. call for sppointment for ei are | eaeca one ee) mites | asy .pind.y washer. se300 AUTO. CAR WASHER: CASH wae va isge ft. FEderal $2ae Ayer mmmer. . 7 Scare at : occasional chairs, tables, 1 Maytag square tub washer regist gene VE PLUMBINO SUPPLY ce Floyd Kent Inc. Realtor : H ld Fi HLLiBeE cuassirieD FF ce sralrs, tables, | |Ambs. | Large ep: size refrigerator ate | Wheel balancer Lr 1086. 010 | &. Secinaw Fe 62109 VIOLIN. IN EXCELLENT CONDI- 7206 Pinte Hwy st ‘Telegraph RAY O'NEIL. Realtor ousehold Finance | iat Breeliest eeation REY ae pe ap agro Re many | rrividtir’ Rete 950.95 _N. Campbell, Royal Oak. e018 | on BURNING FURNACE wits a | Soe eee Se _AMPLE CUS STO Ter 4 PARKING 262 «8. Telegraph Ra Open 9-0 | 3% 8. eee Poration Reanstvaier of for é lows _ accent care Pica trade dent. for resi Sain ay used =. t0.00 i 7S mel FUEL Ott TANK. | Bro. 990 3D 8 Parke._ inched pals Ee yt. BE DOT] pore BUSI. = : E_ 3.7103 aw Fir 40535 Immediate io payment. rgain = A lances M1 6-1300 e ee a — 90 a - 09 USE OG BUTE hoax 3 ae HOLL} $2 GAL. ese WATER , + ee NOMAOEne MRSC A an | Gra bMUERL "UY ETRE Ut! | Sha! da acts aa) Slee ee ree aS TO PAY | LARGE ete eee : 4 each, 2 alum. toof! 20,¢ . me ER 22nd. ¥ 8S. sirMacrens tht iretes bervies 6 ort 7 CG Oa S | 4520 Dixie A ae ns on vissi| Wa 48%, Sell ot, trade, Come out | “brand new. #15 85. Pearsons Pur:| complete, si. 3 Late her See ete re: a meer "MORI RIS MUSIC bedrooms, sun parlor, break. N Sh Wee Ss as I } parkin : _ niture. Lake Ave. tors & controls, complete for oll ~~ OIL 7 = “ MU: fast nook, garage H Ofpres CR_3-1708 ‘Suone LARGE PLATFORM. ROCKER. un type furnace, ‘or ali > rURNACES _ 48. _Teiegraph FE road. 817.800 ge on black tOP when you ere 2, euindse tor GET $25 TO $500 peo IN a8 TICE-SKATES ON A OPEN poe wate TO 6 ae = oe whale manogery _Ettos ¢, $15 each. Ob | oh.e0e Bry. new, ag coy wen! Vour Christuias Poe aero tence SU noha ASES: genre BARNES HARDWARE | uu ried br p mue| SorsiaincbarTtoom (avis, Wane| setyomdy, aie Date head OR sek CUTTING A 700 HOA | peautitul used Walnut Spinet Place. tye 9 IMO OFFICES NOCO (eT s. “En 2% E. of Auburo Heignte on Auburn) Op 34pm & dishes, all for $54. ae after 5. pei ai THREADING Full #8 note, with pench to i 198 E Auburn Rd. OL ¢1206| Hae evatiabie t O PR 8 Ez ‘Parking Die LARGE DI TYPE HEATING, NEW OR . before priced 50 low term aOR TRAILERS || Geulrable aoe immediately. two SEABOARD F IN. ANC 7 wR eS CHAIR FOR SHOT A optical Manto) a Vv, 988: | made wring ran turmiure. ‘Floor root: -aorapeel tard tess, ze better ak ee — = TESTER, MOD. | _ foe io: on 3 payments. No 4% ecres 35 minutes from Poo-| EBL VD. & MT. CLEMENS 1188 NORTH PERRY STREET 5-0888. iuxe Speed een washer, 998: Pre Ss E. 7 OR Siaa5° Co. 5390, & am or rafter & ni on before: storm pack a. for price of glass. rest. Gallagher's, 18 18 E. Huron. tiac. Satiable tee a i Maierate tno net: SON Next to new A_& P Super Market, Ope ests 2 IRONER, Norge push-button washer, $148; canis Hwy A GAS SPACE eae _EM_3-8142 ‘Sale ) Of fice Equipment 63 Z qa28. ! a Eg) Pcl tod “MS6" 20 miouter cree ooo exDente tg Cup care | | tabie. FE tT. wen Fnyie ates 95 Norge [eins Wiley dds 20 eet Pie ib a SND | ne ™ Noreott St St. Keego PLY YW OOD SPECIAL = EDIPHON 3 Trailers may or Eves = { netie set, o ; CASH AND CA DICT. CTATOR : pbeimansntly parked on these! tote | ase Bridges Ve: ase . CASH LOANS | SPECIAI 2 yrs. to pay or 00 deys—same os bedfoom chair. ‘Like “new. “Srieed CHAIN SAWS Py | dae Good ieldes = $18.00 soen rae: ‘ebaret Brcellent for id OcE: . “ Fs — c “ 224 N. Center St Highland main bignwar 446 aon Ox to $300 WE HAVE — 1987 Pontiac Chief. | WAYNR GABERTS CEAVING STATE Peon ee "| New Zi fer Eales & service — M fir papel sage : same $b te eer Neneatzew ose ee Only $190 Per Acre. kes tes Catalina. Excellent condition. 121_N__Sagins FE 5-6189/ rooms of furniture. 535 oe tee wera 3 Sha Baw Distrib- | *s Plyscore $400 TYPEWRITER. DESK MODET. That's all for this 133 acres with | WE COVER | ae ipa = — — a Art ane GAS STOVE. $35. FE _80n in Pontiac adi- ino Lh BUDGET ROUT. — or) ao other, piy ply woods. Interior Excelient condition. $13. MArket over one mile of road frontage | a . | OA 8-2618. L. H. Brown Realtor, 7 HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR. MAYTAG WRINGER WASHER, _Yolt_AC. Exc. cond Equip ‘ avery gool swimming & fishing | #ARDWARE BAS a ae = Gees ee FE 2-4810. ee tg nen e earae | Peitsee ance rots | quae Smee a GAOT, RES Plyw ped C0. Soe Store “ , lane a “phone call tae your ane | chise. Estabiished route. Real 7S Fj C [SWAP SERVICE 18 & PHONE | FE ¢$iit. || MOVING TO FLORIDA. 5 cogent cate. freck esd | KeSUILT BATTRAIES tate nee CASH ; etl Sing S| ier cen wane gic] © ONCE VO. | ee mich gu cen, buy ANTIQUES Scr tat fa Ee ata | eee Pe Hae eer E buleggye tite it's Bugdanw |; hem” MATegris, “OO? OOP. Ponti x } SWAP OR : ; Hp» Oe a SMeD GE "| @ FT. DAIRY CASE, 0 FT. MEAT | ‘ mre AT Stout Resi parking ares. Business increased Poutiec Tee tec ee eae Borer | Announcing vas — Voorheis. PE 42906. RECONDITIONED ICE - CREAM| ¢ or 8 beer rent men : 7 ae eaitor | going up. $5,000 down plus inven- : machine, 3 prs. shoe roller skates. New causa al. tank. wear R PUMP & 20 cabinets Makes excellent deep- food cabinets, walk-in meat cool- ee ee ee ee Drayton Plai $154,406," Skllsaw and tricycle: | Open. Fri Mor. p.m, | MAPLE” DOUBLE” BED LIVING WODERR yaa Pn Gh ean eae - = = yee ains = . : ald al ERN 6 RM. SPA NATION toed veoaditon os SDR onogmny 5 est caste] RANCHWAQOE TO FORD. WHEE ponine WARREN’ | Siyqitt Paw oie 60°78 cA aaa a a Tee or Sale "arms { ame bulid- , | le. Will consider 1952. en's Flowe WANGGANY —MERSWAN ERG NE CABINETS. ! es eee alled Lake 22 SMR 'bagntie" 1" oniRs UGRRTOR Mies MSOUATY 3 MEN USS Se, PT VG sien c ar nomen d we iN i id selection - ic - Buy thru Partridge dons Mouthiy payments jess than; > - Utica reccum cleaner Swap or sell for, Used GE washer $49; cael Ken: ie cond FE Soe ied cabinets with or without $130. Wek ue pi Re gail List thru Partrid ; | or divan ter den oc wetens char | more dryer. $90.98: used Frigid- point stove Din REF HOT. ts, sliding doors and vanity | $150, MA 43978, —yoRF EE Taree ene ue ECS ESP) Src ot Sedation ahi ght tee arte og Pam muro at irre sayin, Mc |” Sale Sporting Goods 65 ARMS AND ACREAGE nm Detroit area Opened mid-Au- LOANS $23 TO $5007 eer Auburn & : ss E BED. BOX: PRICES Lake A Call Rutledge OP 32-1111. rB 40009 gat rossed $14.009 far ?'» 8 $25 TO $500 FE r to Rd, FE 43673. springs and mattress and tripl . S __ Lake Ave. __ PRAIA AAA AAR 80 ACRES FOR SALE OF TRADE fortna 2 Biv snow “e be Treacy Wiser bP Esse penal Sale Clothing 56 Wiag tour Gen Gan Goer ate Seta ee ees arene freire Rock ere | ee 91.35 TRACTOR ena) pe we WALKING | 68°02 tease * HOLSTER, y ? A 4 ' profit. ly = go i (s e 5. ect. # 8 ers phot A a FE Te S00 APRS CANOE wazE spire 2 Tes toertied wh lear bome,| Bitty ap" alte nt deals fate. Ui gost, Fe bie tayer “They Must| G84 tnmuatedCpderwaar G1008 OE We ier cos Stee 2807 MOTEL a , on ‘signature on | coat size 46: 1 large | call G ae caxteres? | Tv De le) ax@'x'4" 3! Go." , us Seen atnn tee se Wl Sve oes ee a ee HOUSEHOLD Fe catty © 1 FEE Toy ason Gav Shout’ their new Al-O-Matic | mattress aaa. Seen spring sod 3%" ewer Fie teens SALES & SERVICE tee ee ences eee INroae ANGE CO 3° MAN'S OVERCOATS. 6 site 3g. Water softener The softener that suits 46 tong. top Bigg Sy | Pxe'2" gap. Terms to suit oper till © p.m, att ba Ladies fears skates 6 9.98 | dies. Balance ‘at 8 per ceat ins 3's 8. Saginaw a OF ee 3 sport coats size 37-38. isel increases in size with the family.| ‘Pirts 16-34, —_ LD Call aie. ane moulding... Pt. 09 | De 7 0820 921 Mt. Clemens &t. 0 peat Es skates $10.88 PART GM Alt or 73 ecrer froming | terest. CET Re 0535 odd pants. Ph, FE 5-9038 r provides soft water SE itself. tse Sun. only. MI 43703 or) a rant “Goons gcteee - 895) RUS! 7 Tay AY AWAY NOW POR x rt hes ga (ebire Fil ltrscelecroadeaien VARIETY STORE CASH QUICKLY S COATS, FOR 53° LADY OR! household requ! (Flush doors, ors, - A-1 15.98| Nev ani used merchandise store. |_ PHILLIPS, = XN. SAGINAW 6T Baa Aceh ac be peietaers with hah mareap S10 000 teen $8 ea. Bae. cond. FE 43025.) a year, Your cost ad aly tgice NECOHI SEWING M. MACHINE. TIRE TRE | doer jane $95! Grea cledg $1.00 up ice skates aigne — BU BELL, TRAD . Suisines tor Toga ee sown handies ine udive $20 boo | Up to $500 Lol ot ao lee 12,| oF low monthis pa oo Alea “Apptigace Ae 9-014). Soe oo brass, pair oe 00 or ew ti fo Up “Gove ayes ne. Leach h, 10 Bag De : on nrentot ou can't go wrong | . —— al) FE 22930 OVER Ea tae . sets 1.69, arctics. Come in and look sround. A LARGE SELECTI na deal like this ‘LOVELY FUR STOLE BEAU. (UO WASHING MACHINE, OFIebS “up. TY ant FROM Finoke® “Bag 1.38, ues’ Now and Used Merchan | eee pasion ge on Esep ELOVIDRENT Inc APPLIANCE 8TOR . a eval DAS markings Like new reas | Warm morning heater, best offer WALTON Th ee axa, xn insulation, 109 ch race Plains Disle Hwy. Drayton | — fice. _¢ Patterson. 8. , eT ice parts, Well estabiihed, this Kiso 2 misses’ coats, €10 Fx) _tehes_ MY 2000),_sartime. ; N TV Door pockets = ee onatowe GUN Canines MADE TO OR- Realtor booming business wilh show ‘net = — BLOND OAK BEDROOM svire 615 E Walton Celling tile, esis as £95 REPOSSESSED DER. HAVE 1 FOR SALE. FE 3200) Dixie Hey at Telegraph of $4 per month, Better Loon m BARGAIN BON | Chest, vanity. bench, bed. fst hod Ast for our 4page “Ca cd ete OVER $s. oad "AMPLE ec rose ee rach this, $7,000 down pius inventory. im pany 485 8 WOODWARD i eee nee tent condition. “Mi Philco Refrigerator pres ta Al pers wer ‘« TEMS LIKE NEW ounNs — ALL MAKES — ALL L 8 OMER PARKING 202 PONTIAC MI : j ver, el d . oe Portable TV sizes. Authorized Browni: | ou ; STATE BANK BLDG The Birminghtin ‘bP eague Recale BLOND CONSOLE SEWING MA- In. excellent condition, Yours for BURME: FT. Top line of re eat CU: | denier Layaway or faante Wise le bolt ordering. on Milford ’ EWIDE FE ? Q? 6 eee eee aoa wonderful Ba eee yee he per | oot OR 32200. or call FE 2-4421 NORTHERN fos? Weg Deluxe ‘outboard mo- are ao: tee, try) betere you ab im i - (i) be * e fo : ee . *8 ’ A tatuisl gas ane glee ine ere, Res Es tate Service of Pontia ; children ing for men. women Christmas. Call OR 33506 after PHAFP SEWING MACHINE. TYR Portable TY g128, DELURE field. We do all our on an ‘re pg ee pee ers a Doeuab es ono yours witer werireee Goon | =e ; old. new = $130. $65. Pay MBER CO Norge auto ey pair and scope mounting acre Easy terms per 1717 8 ” Te iegraph FE 40521 Kio Wed. Thurs. Fri 10 am. | BLOND LG TV. ALSO 21” TV.! $8," month, Mich. "Sewing Center, ‘ 8197 Cooley AP, Ra EM_ 3-4 eos wit iaruck Sree a Lars reek Cutt “brevet mietae resis Realtor, MU 42045 SS ae uIc ash -® r bal. ae rae pm to9 pm. leem 8-37 : | Scarroone ROE Open whe SPM Daly cme = service 1.700. mil Rt, fic iy ME eet 15210 we ? enter St Hf | i m, a — He aera | “LET'S TALK ; segchreg Wee novrbae eons ne Cyeas SEE LEEE™ | PeEE| — coopyeaR | Rakh ase ES ADD A LITTLE. GAIN A LOT | $25 TO $500 floor-length flower girl dress, | st 1968 motiern designs. blond. PORTABLE GE IRONRITE. 920.| ‘racks ete. Reynolds Nechint GOODY EAR” catch, oe wed single shot. pit fperier ar ‘his spy a co is the BU SIN ESS” On your own signature, auto.. | 3-9450. a anal ae eae) Perrine. or . by oo aires Phi Wy Atos Jeopetee Wounetie ce aed 8. i Stee er << e e n { ~~ TOR & FRIGIDAIRE . win 3 acres of ‘and "hls house | goer security Up to 2 montts COAT SET sik 2. BART CASH. Michigan Fluorescent. 303 Or- ari Tanges La ere MIGIDAIRE | steel Ritehens, “ornamental” tron SABA FE s-0109| Like “ewe 12 GAUGE ITHACA is veal | sae od A mi Cleaning Plant. friendiy "and ‘hetptar one Fe paeeaeaee new, $12, AB Si 3. chara AER - ance 62 per wk: Maytag eiectrie money and “bre pir mon . No wep RUGS with cuts, Eas 6 boxes of gem ot material & effort ts a! In Pontiac on busy street. visit us et cur office. LADY'S COAT SIZE 14 7 16.) Lik ATIC TRONER. | gehicks -— were pea wk,| uo VALLELY’ > > Bee Reg, wonk sk ‘ar $65. OR _ 3-606 ~ & ease. PRICE? iving quarters included HOM |_bld’s snowsult 1 to 2. FE 5-8846. ke new. $40, EMpire 3-2243. (| So - CSS ___ ai uburn & Roch- arn. ie _ Edw. M. Giait Realion | ES, eae: ee AUTC ‘LADIES SUITS nD DRessés. BLOND BEDROOM, BRAND NEW. | PERRIOERATORS. LAST AF YEAR S| geumates Eves Ge tas for free samples: OR. wSaso8 . Wit’ vring| LOOK—RIFLE SALE "8 busaw Of PS FE eas Fabea tails Aidadhl Meee inn ta LOAN ‘CO. | — ’ thru, 12. Like new. EM! bookcase caer te rp LU best — sore Samer | Old Reliable Pioneers.” ie Rou. ae aE All caliters. Prices pegueed._ wr with Open Exes Tne Omrer apaious to leave: | 7 x Perry et _(Comer_Pite) Gint &BOY'S-CLOTHING—artt © ihe seta at Saal ‘a ree oi = ireerae leet buy ta"bew | GAY eLPG aMATER En) 5 fete jen plugs. | _gFapa : 8. Tele ~ rd «ts, “Ct ‘at equal savings. Pear- ore than | : ; F heeeatd eR, a is Crocery —.° | inh feet of a son's Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake D recsee machine. * ae (gun Proc: | Laease ne eee, yn we Bp _.08.88.. 2. A. Tompeon, 9 8. Perry Hunting Coats & Pants RENT IT FAST) win (Ser qarmt Ga | | Gide sae Fede Ont: | 5a RY BUOOY— BARNETT RUG mail Ae, Peat He TO HIS? HK, Pek AL OON-| Suleted ‘and thermal under weer, ith Pving quar ers as | ‘ on. FE 35-0503. bathin J ou naw St. = ~~ oe id erwear. busy gas pumps to add to $50 tat —— athinette. car bed. Double holly: 9x13. ; SAVE AT WARWICKS GTTER | oR Saag tuts, through Rent Ads'R 00m, | woume or 875 ane gece, ¥ pee 0 TO $8 rey Loan co. = Dies feat te rt HeatoeG Water a ceon aia | _ been een cleaned E Jose. mer ren Fo me ANCHOR FEN FENCES i Jhie - 1, Bie, a ee —— SURPLUS, Fu seuss, | te in fart growing (30 BE LAWREN FE 8-042) —! #1562 Automatic clock, FE 4-082 | REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. pA be one E's et BOWLIN. : housé, apartment, any- Gener will acred tree | ea DET SEO Ee LADIES RED HUNTING COAT. icone ctmate aaa wa All makes. Guaranteed. TN sree eth a Pau with Kote ia say, weather “WOMENS owLiNG wk AND ~ i _.| MICHIGAN BU TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Staatite: i diy mem core | Caner pe eEONOS, A BAT | este“ mE AT OOS as OL ANP | area pono He | See oR. -.. thane — W ney AN BUSINES oe 9S & Up. : e Mkt. FE 58-7941, M , thing — Want Ads give. oN ES ie — SINE: S | 202 N. MAIN ‘PERSIAN LAM® ie oar MEE ie. , Selection of wrought {ron Fs RUOS, GAS & ELECTRIC stoves, | BAHTROOM FIXTORES, ONae, ¥C ONG. burner in 904 condition. Buitable : . “ALES CORPORATION | ROCHESTER, MICH. |goie'Hocsebeld ‘Geode 57 | Osan BA iene ot gt ae, irae oF 5 roome tiles '8.| “Lowen prcee, Werk aaa. you ACT. ne Dial” FE jouw a tanbuaeetp Sacae "| LOANS Sale | je Household Goods 5 37 COMBINATION RECORD: aHAG_ RE aitometie “ye ‘dam | better Fat sas Kova —FYFEWaR. Lowest prices, We Bl nang at Sea ihonr tee | aeromare oe ig ga tr pee Gate Bakes} sar qin comgac: Gres] Stace te 4, Ber rgaer| are as os Sere rh PARK AT OUR FRONT DOO HOUSEMOLD Goops b IL, HOT WATER| cage and stand. Staini x i tk0° Sac | and tle od isck| ‘amp, § i. Gue es \& 31 cai, ammo ; R | Ph. Rochester OL 6-071). OL roms eater, $0 1 220-gai. tank, $20.; bie re Mi: ese Hep te | SEW'NG plies ae tte La mp, £10, 3 table lamp to match ch i te bo : ' isce : ad) : 8 ware. 3804 A 4 : FE 20, bie ware. | Miscellaneou tems. | peer repairing, rebuilding, FE | at Pov, 3685 Leyes? a ~ Adams, Awwere diate, PE aa a 4 a . , OE RG FB eee cont ith, tel Ooh ak bane TouR” PEER. & cur or eZ Ves Ee \4 ee ; ; x wf " ; . , e ’ ° i . | * A i —— c io. : . Pa 4 ' : : : ine ; . bt 2 | . P ¢ 3 ° 4 i * f 1% , x Ree 4 é = 7 : 4 peer ee ‘4 \ ip: 5 SN * i dee ge et ee ee en eee kee ee See a ne ; iH ; : ‘ | Bes ste SOS erg ee ee s eae ae " . . : i See ee ee ee Se ee eT ee ran ee oe incall aa . é oe | Pr a i ei - ‘ ef - * i ee x = oe a oe 3 \ 4 s Ls a a a A ee Sy eee = ee 4 hi i | FESS! BR VERE OT Sr Gane ee ma ieetes a ‘ e * .. g fd Hunting Ace Accommo, 65A ___-For Sale Poutry ° AE iy hin ne and ed Moveutendy. broad breasted: tas: ‘a Ebi hen, tote rene | THANKSGIVING _Sand, Gr: Gravel & Dirt rt 66 py 8 YRDS.. ey BLACE pms. 90.30; TOP vaar or FE 56-0617. at “TOP. 80! ‘D STON! na was o63t coat fill Bari a: ra Or SOIL, SRO ) STONE sand, gravel, fill. 1. le Con FE @-1112 ot FE E 2-601. Conti, A-1 TOP —— RICH BLACK DIRT. Sand, gravel and fill dirt. Bu- _ gene Bei Bennett, | 56-4758 aa se Black ae, grave] & fill, B t in load CLINTC "LEONARD, _ EM 3-4515. ALL POW LE NT. ee. een: ies & load: : ma- _hure, F on 4- an BULLDOZING TRENCHING ANI AND ROAD G GRavEr 5 § YDS. for $7. De "Denver YARD & 1 DAIVEWsE wee 38s —— gravel, fill, ete. FE __ Wood, C Coal, & & Fuel 67 DRY SLAB WOOD DELI DELIVERED. FE 6206 0 DRY i IN- OAK WOOD. $10 CORD. _ del. FE 25474 EPLACE & FURNACE E Woop, E eedar kindling. Phone FE FIREPLACE WOOD, DELIVERED. Oak or maple. 12". 18 or 24° _lengths. PE 7-0372 FIREPLACE — FURNACE — & KIN- dling wood. Cannel coa]—s way fuel ot! Oakiand Fuel & Paint, 438 Orchard Lk Ave. FE 5-6159. GREEN & 1 & ORY, F. jem wood, deliver in 2 cord Cecile Gordon. 2100 Davis- _burg Rd. phone Holly, ME 4-5857 WOOD FOR SALE. $8 cord. del. FE 5-3616 after & p.m SEASONED 1 FIREPLACE OAK, FE SEASONED | Vy ae FIREPLACE | wood. FE 4 SEASONED | woon OF J OF ANY KIND. —After 6 6 pm, Plants, Trees, ceahe ubs 68 OAKLAND TREE SERVICE. TRIM. TRIM- fy Took Fe epee Pree est. FE SHADE” “TRE ES Sugar oa ri and Norway tems. Red Maple. Biue and Evergreens all kinds. ae: sizes, FE 80477 or FE 0354. Pontiac Landscaping. SEVERAL TROPICAL HOUSE ae: Large & small. EMpire For Sale Pets ets 69 2 SIAMESE wa 2 REO BEAGLES. MALES. GOOD hunte $35. started, $25 1856 Meadow Ridge Ra. Walled Li. age as . GERMAN | SHEPHERD. Female. 9 mo. old | ood igree. Reas. Gentle. FE - COLLIE P PUPPIES nee, _oid, AKC reg. MA TIELS, Saeee rakeet, canaries Crane's Bird est pald 2489 Auburn Rd. FE rE i COLLIE. 1 YEAR OLD. Searin TERRIERS AT STUD ee AKC reg. Curtiss. OR CLOSING OUT THOROUGHBRED toy fom terriers. no papers. 6-15 mos. $10-820 Also. reg pups. NA 71-2931. Ortonville COLLIE - GERMAN 6ii SHEPHERD puppies, $8. OA 62356 DACHSHUNDS. MALE. 10 MO., $20. Brittany spaniel. male good hunter, $28. REpubiic Acs DACHSHUND. FEMALE. 2 YEARS old. Also 8 wks pup. 3 kittens 1220 Mt. Ciemens St, FE 32-6418. DACHSHUND PUPPIES, RED. AKC, Eeass * for Christ- ENGLISH SETTER, 1 spuRPins hb papers. EMpire 3-5: roan SALE: MALE BEAG months old AKC fegistered §20 FE 2.9440 LABRADOR RETWEIVER. CHAM. a breed 6 yrs. old. FE ISHUND. AKC. OR_ 3-0403 DLE AKC RE. MINIATURE | _8 wks Mais 7 YR OLD BEAGLE, FEMALE, gecd on rabbit and virds. Rea- sonable _102 E_ Strathmore. ORDER A COLLIE PUPPY FOR Christmas now. EM 34658 PUPPIES AND MONKEY. - Att Pet Shop. 69 S. Astor FE 46433 PUPS, BEAOLE-COCKER CRoss. 8 wks, gid. $5 ea. OR 3-0668 PUPPIES $5 MOTHER PURE- ored Bedlington terrier. 2740 Elst- _ here Dr. Fhone FE ¢7081 “Parakeets Guar. to Talk Talking. Training with each bird Canaries. 501 ¢th St. FE 2-4025._ POMERANIAN PUPPIES. ALSO poodies. Makes a res Christ- w fc. "Nesens League Shelter. 7 oupeerstens Road at East Boule- PA ret ackETs NARIES, svP olies 183 Bandernon FE 2.7727. PARAKEETS, NARIES, CAGES. Food since Lesteneee Oakland Ave. ba BOXER PUP. FAWN. REG. FE 5- SEAnTTRED ) TOY TERRIER | stud. Short hese Siamese cat. 109 | E_ Strantm SMALL _ =e. good home. FE _ SETTERS. POINTERS, SPRING- ers, Brittanies Good hunters. $25 FREE TO 86-0095. each. German shepherds, also Mile Ra between. $20. 3496 19 e Rd ha rage Dequindre & 23-7004 Ryan, REpublic 2 TRAINED SEiOLES 6 GUARAN- DUCKS & TURKEYS FE 5-062’ OR 4107 LAPEER RD. ee Farm Produce 75 LES MOST VARIETY. 231 N. Squirrel 4 Rd. APPLE’ — ve SPY, Menrtoee. others. Paneer cider, fresh Orchards, su Pressed, ar Com: merce Rd. between Burns _& Duck Lake Roads, Milford. PPLES, CIDER & Savasu AT Button'’s Orchard. Lake _Angelus Rd APPLES Glackmore Farms OL 1-0489. Sale Farm Equipment 76 PPPPDABP PP LOL P LLL LA OP LENS & WHEEL HORSE TRAC- Piers. with pam tw ea Jacobsen . & Toro power handle with coon S bnwere — ee or Olt 3-1024. avis Me ee? tne NEW A > 060 FORD TRACTOR, LIKE ew Front mounted citulvator, ordot dise and drags. $1,000. MA 5-4782 Chain Saw Users: ° LOCH MOTORS IN HAS APPOt INTED A NEW CHAIN saw DEA 2 THis A posite ak fhe "KING. BROS. Fomties Rd. at | Oe eine WITH SNOW- FE FE 4-07 onary fRACTOR WIT’ = other attachments. MeCULLOCH CHAIN CHAIN SAWS, N us am. 1 GRAVELY TRACTOR . & EQUIP. _ment. Elgin 6-37 cw W AND USED CORN PICKERS. ers, Deere —<— ee Deere — New ea, , ._ Orton Sen S ‘SON oe 1 — ® Ferguson v2 gree 1-8761 Auction Sale | AUCTION PRICES, BRAND NEW, slightly damaged, i fix- tures, ranges, 74 77 2 Auto Accessories 80 Auto Glass Specialists. Safety 7 ion for all cars — — ored. ont! Praail 122 Oak- runnior reo a _land. FE +’ __ For Sale Tres 804 (00X15 - § TIRES AND TUBES, ane wheel. $20 for all, 6l4 8 fh ERA enc STANDARD BRAND NEW jaded in on Seams! I rar p to 50 per cent off be a TLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Service 81 versely tee Fe ebored. Zack "Mae THE r @rg redor chine Shop. $3 Hoos’ Phere Fi. For Sale Motorcycles 83 "82 MA TCHLESS SINGLE G 606,| like pew. FE 2-4451, ‘61 SIMPLEX MOTORBIKE 6 HP en, _ $260. 20 Mark Ct. 87 MAIco. PERFECT COND. Must sell. $375. OR 3-1535. FOR PARTS, AND SERVICE ON your Harley Davidson see Hariey avidson es Co., 372 South _Saginaw. __For Sale Bicycles 84 ‘ares » MODEST MAIDENS: Sram’ FRLAN weno 1) —22 “Those marks on their sleeves mean they have more ‘money than the others!” THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 221 1957 by Jav Alan 2 +a GIRt's | 26" BIKE, VERY ceoe _shape, FE 40354 after 6 o.m NEW & USED BICYCLES PA VICE AR & SER oe tary ne E. Lawrence Boats & Accessories 85 85, Century Boats — meaiy clang otors. "68's r Used NLAND rr ent 3127 W. Huron FE 23-6123 JOHNSON. MOTORS © . onions & cessories, for the boat. soe SN Ave on” PE 30020 SEE THE NEW "1068 MERCURY ane * For Sale Trucks 90 tor, 503 cu. in. outboard moto: now on dis- = Put —— in lay-away bow se omc noe or 8 elly: ne, alrbrates. A N HARDWARE . 2182 8. Telegraph Rd. FE Across street from anise Mile. Oven Every Night "Til § p.m suites, bathtubs, py Fhgesdead sets, Mattresses, lav . kiteh- en cabinet sinks, pespadg bicycles, end fables. refri tors, hot water heaters, medicine cabinets. no deliveries. bring your truck and save Michigan Fluo rescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. AUCTION | SALE. SAT. AT 6% 1 mile south, %4 mile west ot risks Orion. 6 rooms of excel- lent modern & antique furniure Biond single bed. complete. Berk- ley @ Gaye room suite. Wal- nut secretary. Spinet desk. Tea lot nice tapestry. large rugs. Bedding. Room divider Antique table. A lot of Dishes A vincial end Telephone and chairs. &pe chrome set. French Provincial dining room suite, table. Walnut com- mode. Lamps. Gatcleg table 2 mepie chairs 2? planos. Blanket chest. New throw rugs Westing- house automatic washer. Cold- pair of tables stand nice pietures French Province Pull-up chairs dios. Rockers. Small sized tuxedo Can be seen Sat afternoon from a » 4. — isos reroek i Upton, Auc i. _tloneers L oe tyler,_ 3 Mar. B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday ...:7 PAL OLE Every Saturday ..1 P.M. Every Sunday ....2 P.M, 4 oul hd BUY & SELL DAILY OR 3-2717 EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 7 m.f£ E. Smart Bale Farm, 1330 Be Tenken Rd. Rochester. Paul Hillman, auctioneer, Frank Web- ber, manager. Pl. 32-3495 SAT. NOV 23 AT 1 PM. MODERN blond oak dinette suite. rose up holstering Green frieze en! port. Green frieze rocker, net Sar Maple double bed, meta Several dreseers, vanities ear P room sufte, Sev- room rugs. Lots ; cubes, por utensils. Some include 4 drawer Hickmott will auctioneer at ‘ord Community Auction on M34 just north of Oxford. OA 8-2681. For r Sale Housetrailers 78 20 rr TRAILER — TIRES. _Newly painted. $296. OR _3-6161. 27 FT. MODERN 1 BDRM. full bath. FE 2-3798. 1956 22 FT. | CHAMPION 3 ry 2 BDRMS. _Complete modern. "32 ROYAL 2% vr. saieuineld Usies tlre with shower, exc. will ot on E-Z terms. OR at re or OR 31708. BEST DEAL Oxford Trailer Sales. . FURNISHED | "ap OBIL HOMES available on rental 5 basis. AILER ‘60 8. Weleute OXFORD Bales. Go TO Trailer SEE OXFORD Trailer Sales. ; Detroiter - Pontiac Chief FP of 1958, 8 and 10 to 50 ft. Complete wides, Get set now for those long, cold winter days ahead. Remember, ‘Hutchinson tops them all on trade in allowance. Also a large selec- teed) 3001 Rockhaven, 1 mile E. _ Auburn Hgts. vO 2 YR OLD STARTED COON hounds. OR 3-306! TOY FOX TERRIER READY TO! sist. home, OR 3-2856 or OR) i WEIMERANERS. AKC REG 3 MO. | old. Beautiful and exc. hunting stock, 1 Beagie, reas L. Ober- Hn. Rear at 3 8. Telegraph | Dogs T Trained, |, Boarded 70 poGcs 8. Tele DOGS, CATS BOARDED. trained. BurrsShell. 375 graph ~ Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ist & IND CUTTING, ALL TYPES of hay. lle i cies pian ich and ar aay so deliver. __ sale - A 8-38 1st AND 2ND an HAY ALSO straw. Ph, eve. MA 5-6702, ALL TYPES © OF | and footing hay. A 89-2179. e Y, STRAW AY. = deliver. Will IND CUTTING: TIM- “y cents per bale. Rd. HAY. | _livertes, MA 5-6702. _ For Sale Livestock 72 ARABIA UARTERRORSE. . etek Y x - cott and three eins eft. ren" Pi al sale, and up. Hurry. call Milford, -MU- tual 4-2552. BROW HITE SPOTTED 8 YR. Lech all font tod For idfermation eal "Oa o.fr Oxford, Mich. HOLST! BULL. 14 MONTH ree Ca Gurl pobat. 2460 Dutton Ra. _Roches' Ponies for Christmas. 3 tty gentle, colts, ae one gentle, burro broken t ridé or drive. See Mr. Wil. son 2531 8, “apeer Rd., raity Acres Stables. FE inte Bai 6 YRS. OLD ur BAY MARE 10 Ride and d Good all around horse. $1 o MMArker + _ Wanted | Livestock 73 ato AND RAMS. oD “preecers’ 1 Dequindre Rd. Ph. aera Niston. Ma tion of late model trade-ins at “ greatly reduced prices. Stop and thop at the big lot. BOB HUTCHINSON | Mobile Homes Sales Inc. — oo Highwa + OR 3-1203 Open ia | days a week OXFORD TRAILER SALES to pick from. 8 to 10 wide. Campers to 50 ft. new General Gardiners, Stuarts, Michigan-Ar — Zimmers, Richarcsons & Hol Gre tratlers all sizes & prices. Drayton 35 mile 8 of Lk. ACRIFICE: 83.500 EQUITY mua Mariette trailer, Biv “ ee Lived tn less than 1 _7,_ Square Lake Traler, "park. TRAILER EXCHANGE - MOBIL HOMES ANDERSON. PALACE, REGAL 33 Models 8 and 10 wides Bottle Gas Parts and SuPer 60 8. Telegraph * PM Parte Sere, he mae > aed gun. We wn Seles, ite fs Ebola Rd., MEilrose ee ont ht ‘Seles Rent Trailer Space 79 Oxford Mobile Manor of gre hs on Lakeville : Ra. 40 be Bf Bhar § 35-ft. streets, Orion on ‘olty priva’ i eis ‘ood — . “Ve fat oy re ee jase rate $20. ee ate MYrtle OBILE wake pos > Er ee ame | DRIVING TO DEXTER, MO. WED nite. ‘$6 Cadillac. Through sone _burg. Retufn Sun. FE 68-3338. RIDE WANTED-” FE 5-9485 Retail Branch “Trucks Are ,Our Business” en- 5-9962/'34 GMC 14° Platform, ready to go | 52 FORD, 3-5 yd. dump, extra nice. Transportation Offered 87 s4 auc cor tra OO COOCCOPSTCOOCL OR r Pie 7 re LADY WANTs MORNING RIDE aged: eo es TON PICK~UP, 6275. po oa TRUCK. TO DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 8 TO ine 9 AM. FROM. UNION LAKE | New insulated van body. Like eee, SL POY Pe ee ee ay FE 5-184. AFTER 6 P.M. = 8. Anderson. . a7 PORD I el TRUCK. — FLY ¢ — ENGINE AIRLINER TO _*¢!!. FE 2 ae Calforula, 980; Hawati, $99 10: FORD 1054 ve »? »! TON EXPRESS, St Petersburg, $43; Tampa. $43, | 8 Custom § oy tires. High Miami, | aa Service Inc. tarpeuite pEharoade | box, ver OR 3-1254 | cond. $700. EM 5.3160 aft TRUCK GOING NORTH, pant re “CHEV, _load. Either way. FE 5-6606. 5- 7846. __ Wanted Used d Cars rs 88 %% TON PICK UP. i95¢ FORD D PICKUP ‘| TON _ 6025. FE Bock 3191 Dixie Highway. OR 3.2752. Bud Shelton Motor Sales |chevr 1966 V-8 TON Pays top dolls. pickup. Exeeilent condition 4 on late models Cor. Auburn & E. Bivd, FE 8-963 TOP CASH $$$ FOR ANY — or model. Trade up or down ECONOMY CARS 22 cain CARS TRUCKS BOUGHT | IN| any condition. We pick up. Phone _FEderal €1170 or eral 2-0797. —_ C CASH AVERILL'’S NEED CARS Shop it, then bring it here ie top amie 2020 DIXIE HWY. \MA 5-507" Oakilan: Pastest Growin 6751 aye? eo igheay 7 “Sars Open Nites ‘til 9 HEV ROLET a Co ll today See this money mak- = ay Just your car or truck HASKINS FE 32-0878 4-1 PRICES FOR SCRAP & OLD cars. OR 3-6015 PRIVATE PARTY” WANTS ' 9183 ou bes “OR cash. FEuers! j ~ THE HIGH DOLLAR For high grade used cars We need them. Drive the extra miles tt Bt pay vou well. 4540 Dizte "HJ. VAN WELT OR, 3.1358 See M & M Motor Sales For top enue. om late model cars. 2627 Dixie Hwy OR_}-1603 WE BUY cane IN ANY CONDDL _tion FE 8-01 _ HRU D SHARP "CARS so ‘et XY MOTORS WTD "34 models AUBUR CORNER _ PIKE & _EAST T BLVD _Wanted _Used Trucks 89 Trucks 89 ee Wanted!. 1957's 2% or 3 F-750 & Tandem. ec ilson 1053 Por rs For § Sale Cars NO No See $4 per wk. Small Down Payment We have many more cars to choose from. No Money Down Bob Frost, = Inc. Bivd. (U8 yf Pel phew theta ae 91 PAYMT UNTIL '58 Financing Problem! eet pli $850 per wk. No mon- 1954 PONTIAC. $8.50 per wk. No Qa. 1933 83 FORD. $4 per wk. No money No ee RD, $8 per wk. No money 1953 Rts on $4 per wk. No n SS een 9 wale ae 2 ton with | air over Byarauhe % Drakes 833 GMC Tractor, 24 jon with air. over Hydraulic brake Oakland at Cass For Sale Cars 91 POPPI eres Clarkston Motor Sales Chrysler-Plymouth ACT NOW! "66 Do D-500 engine. 4dr. Push pan Sarite Fosse steering & brakes. Tinted glass, R & H. White walls. Sharp. "87? Plymouth Sar —— uosh button drive, s1706. 88 one V4 4 dr. Automatic. R& H. WW. tires. Low mileage. "85 Plymouth @ dr. | 88 Plymouth a Club Sedan. Pow- erflite, R & H. "53 Pontiac 2 dr. "85 ‘deBoto Firedome. V-8 ¢ 4r. automatic power steering and brakes. R. & H. ‘36 Plymouth Savoy V-8 4 Yr. Push button drive. R & H. WW. res. This week special. *53 Plymouth Cranbrook $ dr. |... 6285 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Open Evenings—Please Phone MAple 5-5141 32.8. MAIN 8ST, CLARKSTON _ 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR V-8 HARDTOP. radio & heater. Pow- v "BS Chrysler, st. Regis. Like 124 Oakland Ave. ae ____ For Sale Cars | Ws, ee AAA Ol UALIT ALL WINTER AND READY 6 Months Guarantee R. & R. Motors Chrysler - Pl mouth "83 Cadillac, HT Rae a Cory sles. 4 dt. Sedan. Wun O15 56 ‘Chrysler 2 dr HT. Push-button drive, Steering Dbrakes- R&H, ban Lac tone blue 62.365 ick 4 dr. — Dyna. fo and hea’ = Buick 4 aca hises Dyna. 65 Plymouth 4 dr_ Powernite 82 Ford vV-8 by Passenger Bes Wagon "s8 Desoio «dt R& H. $10 dn. OPEN EVENINGS 1955 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA &H. White walis, full power, Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac 1350 N.. Woodward B'ham MI 4-1930 ‘65 BUICK eget e Laot HARD- top. Nice $1,193 5-0604. "33 BUICK HTOP eee o teen ‘S thet, ‘$6 SUPER BUICK, LUXURY comfort & performance, aie the rag of go smaller cer. 4 68382. 1148 Hazel, Birming- CADILLAC CONV., PUNCH proof, new tires. New top. Lei So there tne.” ~ CA SaDiiat. @ DRO a. NICE. { FE_ 5-0606. | igs TONE t car. 1086 CA: blue. AC COUPE. power, a beauti “Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac 1350 N. Woodward Bham MI 4-1930 BUICK Midwest e 5300 1964 PLYMOUTH STA on. Motor just overhauled. New tires Call Tom before § 30 at FE 53-1544 iso CADILLAC 4 DR. YOUR CAR Oe ge eee tn ge, erie gs Oe a ee = ** FORTY-ONE For * Sale Cars 1061 CHEV. DELUX: 2 Verv clean with roid shift. $295. FE 4-0240 WINTER TIRE SALE (RECAPS) x 15 -? For $26.95 x 13-2 ror $20.05 158 « For a 95 00 DOWN $125 PER WEEK “GOODYEAR” SERVICE STORE 308. CASS) SFE 55-6123 56 CHEVROKET STATION WAG- on, 210, 4 dr exc throughout. _ 3418 Uplong Dr FE 8-6649 LEAVING COUNTRY. MUST SELL ev. 210 4 dr. v-é. Auto vane! heater FE 4-8704 __ ‘53 DODGE 6, 4 DR, IN ~ GOOD | condition. EM 3-4386 ATTENTION 1953 4 dr station wagon 9 passen- Just lke new Lucky Auto Biles. 193 8 Saginaw. FE 4-2214. ‘hl CHRYSLER WINDBOR. 4 4 DR. real clean, R&H, $5 85 down, as- | sume payments of amp east mo. Generous Joe, 5-64 1983 CHEV. 2 DR, pe GLIDE, heater. no money down Assume | payment $27.24 nf Free turkey. Call Eddie siecle Ford. FE 5-204 1952 CHEVY 2 DR R&H POWER glide No money dn Assume pay- ~psael of $1146 mo: Call credit Mr, Parks at M - T8000. _Harold Turner _Pord 1949 PLYMOUTH -8CHUTZ MOTORS Midwest 6-5300 ro 1951 FORD VICTORIA. R & H Pordamatic No money dn As- sume payments of $11.46 no Cail credit mgr. Mr. Parks at _ MI 4-7500, —— Turner Ford. 1952 FORD) & CYLINDER, Fordomatic. ‘Te $-2170 1953 FORD “2. DOOR va STAN- oars ney WW. Goed paint and | No rust Sus in- rome face. Waterford. OR 3-8147, Days) We $OeD DEL—RIO WAGON 2800 miles All accessories. Mr. Green. FE 3-7117. or FE ¢761 ‘7 KARMANN GHIA, on COND. __$2,525, Rochester, OL 2-201, Transportation Special — 1952 Chevrolet 2 dr Standard trans- mission White walls. $345. Ask for Al or Earl, Roger's Sales & Service 5 Auburn Ave FE 2-0855 HOME OF THF RUGGED JEEP! SOMETHING EXTRA SPECIAL. CONVERTIBLE OWNERS PERSONAL CAR $2,500 DISCOUNT SAVE — SAVE $1,000 ON a beards NEW ‘57 RUSS JOHNSON AApiad salies Ss ity. Assume payment ree rn te Call samme | Steele "Fo Ford 5-8204. THIS IS ergiide, power pak engine, red & white must zou $1.08 Our stock No. N3971. NORTH CHEVROLET MI 4 1000 8 _Wootwart. | __ Birmingham ‘34 CHEV 2 DR. YOUR CAR TO ell Maples OS Assume payment. sh cee tact Eddie Steele. Ux. 1 mile want” of Perelegraph, _Keego. Harbor, FE 5-020¢ 1956 caenOLer 3 2 DOOR, RADI & heate: = white E blue to $078. Our stock N ORTH CHEVROLET MT 42735 1000_ 8. Woodward, Birmingham [edd FOLLOWING I3_ A LIST OF nded automobiles which care been declared aba: a BARGAIN DAY AT Haskins Chev. Hot Values for Cold Days 'S1 Chevrolet PQ Y-8 eaee be Chevrolet PG ¥-8 2-doo Det Ray Wagon 88 Hyd Sedan PG Hardtop Coupe CK THESE SAFETY TESTED WINTERIZED BARGAINS Also many cer elma specials as low as 825 4 3 a ollin gf CHE 1988 PLATES INCLUDED TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION. A_BETTER DEAL, BETTER SEE HASKINS CHEVROLET FOR and are, therefore. scheduled for sale at publie suction pursuant | to section 256113 of the ‘Sa mes of Michigan for 1948 MAKE MOTOR_NUMBER | Chevrolet EAA ety Oldsmobile ac? Ford HODAITI96! Buick 63517807 Chevrolet JAD 104637: Lincoln SOLP 18405. Chevroies A td 98BAS2478 Pontise PSLB 3246 Buick 531 Chevrolet HAAJ01500 Buick . §7008377 amc BSTDMOI0RSTD | poems $3776 Studebake ate larley Davidson 46WL137 E DATe2S Oldsmobile Shee rd AL Pontiac ePLBI Teas Studebaker 1 Studebaker 439 Chevrolet OAA4273 Ford 98B A461008 Chevrolet HAA244065 Nash 8170767 evrojet FAA430876 rley Davidson 3 : AAS O4O The are sale will al held on & ards tal the De: jc Works, 117 _Pontiac, Michigan. BUICK, 1954 2 DR.. BIRMINGHAM | driven, Birmingham owned by one owner if ever a Buick was b- City of DeSoto-Ply mouth. es at Hunter, Birming- 58 CHEVY 2? DR. CLEAN. MUST ee: FE 2-0034. | 105 ‘CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — 52 CHEVROLET, _ POWERGLIDE, very clean, $365. EM 3-3386 Joe | Arthurs. | FAIRLANE 8, LATE 1955 R & H. tone green. Automatic trane- mission, ‘one, tires, excellent con- MI dition. y $975. Nop finance. j R. I. WICKERSH i Or | 7105 W. Masiatr near Halston | i - 86-6250 j © CHEV. PICK-UP $300. ED. die Steele Ford. Keego Harbor. S DODGE — ales NEW WHITE TIRES Pontiac / Buy, Trade or List | SCHUTZ MOTORS "$7 Chev. Conr ¥s mee $2108 Ortor |- Midwest 6-5300 ‘$8 Mercury “Cony wr $1189 wav ymouw ely. CLEAN “38 BUICK 4 DR. SPC. $3 Fora Custom VON, shar Sis Power brakes & power steering. $3 Chev, 210, +Dr. PG R&H. $ 505 ’ New WW tires, New batte 83 Ford Cust. FO $ 605 - $1,295. See at uare Lake Trall- ‘83 Nash Aa arp 845 er Park, ei oe |'32 Merc 4Dr. Mercomatic § 405 "$0 BUICK ROADMASTER. DR. | '52 Olds 98 4-Dr Hydra. $ 405 / nee (8. 1 FE 53675" after ‘Si Merc. 4Dr. R&H £ 395 a b1 Buick Spec. Dr, Dyn 295 ' 0, CLEAN ‘36 SPECIAL N_Perry—-Madison FE 40100 Pas: re sags Beluxe qUDSoR {984.4 DOOR. THERE ty ~~ D.. § vada has en es car like the udson Wasp Radio, heater, ° Overdrive. Like new tires. Best all — this car was neve owned in Mi — No rust __Used Truck k Parts _ 894 ” genie Mot ‘48 CADILLAC 4 DR_ $200. V-8 DEL RAY m, ‘Avbura Ave. For Sale Trucks 90 ; WILLYS Midwest 6.5300 CHEVROLET ). EDDIE JEEP Steele Ford. Keego Harbor. FE WRECKER \CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN. 4 WHEEL DRIVE. POWER WINCH some? Let us help you adju ‘| to some leas siv el. , Lake Orion Motor Sales LARRY Moe AT um RD. EROME D RY MY 29m) Same bees Ae — warranty, car down, TOM ‘BOHR, INC. co. © he uss, ee D CUSTOM 8 4 DOOR, ej heater, tu-tone paint, a wonderful) . $586 NORTH CHEVROLET MI 1000 8. _Woodward, Birmingham 1034 BUICK 8 STAT RAGON Rei = P Eco Dytiafic e Brand MU throwens me COMA {UNITY MOTOR SALES 804 N. Main St. | | » Rochester, Mich, j | B'ham MI 4-1930 ‘M CHEV. SPATE AGOT” One| $0808 Power glide, rad “Oakland County's Fastest Growing Dealer’ 6751 Dixie et andieck at Mis MA_ 5-507! Open Nites ‘ti! 0 1957 CADILLAC 63 COUPE, $3.875. FE 5-2253_ 1 power and Ei Dorado trim. $2195. — Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac ‘$5 CHEVY CLUB COUPE MUR SALES LAKE ORION 51 _N. Broadway 1953 PLYMOUTH 5299 SCHUTZ MOTORS Midwest 6-5300 NORTH PONTIAC 1954 Chev. Bel Air Hardtop 1951 Ford Vic. Beautiful 1953 Buick Special hardtop 1963 Ford Customline, 4 dr. MOST — AND MODELS TO HOOSE bes AUTO $ SALES 02. W Montcalm FE 40151 | DESOTO. 1956 HARDTOP. DON'T settle for a little car when you can buy the “might DeSoto. This DeSoto was scid and serv- iced by us from the day it was brand new e@ only way you can tel it from brand new is the model- Shew room condition througout — power steering. pow- er brakes, powerflite radio 1 71 MY _ FUEL gf ce BELL BONNEVILLE _ a | For Sale Cars 1 OPPO LOL Ne AO Of my, PRIVATE OWNER. NEW CONDI- tion Door Pontiac Star-. chief Deluxe. Oniy 26, miles, 2 power. Only $1. 496 for. quicg | le. Cal) FE 42044 ‘96 AND ‘57 ‘Forps Cheap. Pvt. party, Mayfair 65662. ‘53 FORD CONVERTIBLE. RED with Blond top. V8, Take over _payments. Bai $485, FE 4-6744 1953 FORD CUSTOM. 2?‘DR_ R&H. | Ferdamatic. No mone payments of $24 credit mer. Mr. Park _MI_ 47500. Harold Turner FOR THE FINEST SELECTION of good clean cars. see Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac | 1350 N. a rord. ' Woodward 'RBoham. MI 4-1930 CHEV ie 1983, 4 DR ORIGYNAL owner. New engine iast year. | t* 28 300 te Adams, Birmingham. CHEV's 6 =i kept older models ‘Sl's to ‘83's. Priced from $195. No Money inown MY DE- ROSE MOTOR pao 3140 OW. _ Huron, i mile west of Telegraph. | ‘53 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr. with automatic trans- mission R&H power steering and | brakes. ‘tinted glass EDSEL $695 332.8 Saginaw 1953 DODGE WAGON. ‘ANOTHER low priced wagon for you. Needs some fender work but man, look at this price - of course. | $305. Silent Schutz, DeSoto-Ply- mouth Dealer, Woodward at Hunt- er. Birmingham 48 DESOTA GOOD DEPENDABI] E transportation. Bargain EM 3-008] —H._ Riggins WILT ACCEPT _ Outboard mctors boats applt- @nces guns, cameras, ete, as art payment 7 good used car. j alance easy lef BILL SPENCE 62 ‘66 FORD STATION WA GON, County Sedan White wall Ape R_& H. Priced $1650. FE 5-2243 134 PORD, CHOPPED, FULLY UP. “ holstered. &. Merc, FE 3-7760 -EDSELT, For Sale Cars 91 or) OLDS par onle ek " a ee Ran. : ° SO ona, a gid oft, 5 Norte nt Sir : - Herold Turner Ford, OLDgMOB 1997 88 Pere: t * radio teeing utomatie transm 5 beaucful Low *. one owner rmingham Suburban Mtrs. __ 568 8. _Wooaward, “Dirminghem e. ‘57 Plymouth fo is a 2%Dr. light 701¢ actual miles, been down, come beauty over. ’ $1795 2328 SAGINAW PLYMOUTH Sag 2 DR Ons Own. er new car de radio tra ‘in & heater, white tires, Savoy —- this is «a car sold and servic wD. Senutz. eSoto-Ply mouth, _Ward at Hep Birminghas alore. er rst [es bargain irst come, full price with value-demo plan on anche course. Silent Bchuts, DeSoto-Ply- mouth, Woodward at Hunter, Bire - mingham PL YMOUTH, ‘85 4 DR. 1 lack b was owned by ey from Iowa Siaskes ie comes to Birmingham new oar i = If you really want @ sh well tend car with automatic drive and V. ~ thig one ne Tt's sharp like new-it has to be for church work $905 full price. Any older car will make eens ayment, Silent Schutz, sete tt hepa wecrerd at wasee irminge 1957 PLYMOUTH | WAGON 4 DR., 6 passenger Suburban. Radio heater, tourque flite drive. power steering, brakes and windows, Ca? FORD, 1955 WAGON THE tle Red Wagon'-boy-red and white. 32 dr. custom vV- Big heater, radio, fordomatic, white tice Bir- mingham new car trade-one own- “er and almost new $1,195 Silent Schutz, DeSoto-Plymouth, Wood- __ward at Hunter, Birmingham. — ee me FORD 6°51 | : foes oon: BODY. motor and tires $99 Standard station, Huron and Telegraph 1883 FORD 4 DR CUSTOM 8 NO down a & assume small - monthly payments of $27.24. Lucky Auto Sales, 193 » Saginaw. FE 42214 "88 FORD CUSTOM | inews yoo" a Includes lates $200 down. ust ask for a Million FLEET & EXPORT MOR. Harold Turner Ford 464 3. Rabat ti Birm MI ne 1950 FORD 2 DR RUN GOO sis. MUtual +5021 or 2 Winow - GOOD ME- OR ee 80 FORD DOOR chanical condition PORD, 1953 CLUB. COUPE get. Hard to find Thien Bees V-4. Alphine Blue. is the ideal, car for your teenager or your wife, Completely winterized and | carrying @ one full year guaran-| tee. know once drive "hie ear you will Week end special nso? A down. Soto-Plymouth Woodward at Hunt er. Birmingham ‘S? FORD HARDTOP. §2.300. ED-| | Ft weenie Ford. Keego Harbor. FORD COUNTRY SEDAN PASSENGER Cd pad PHONE EM 3-4586 1987 } HILLMAN F PERFECT “COND. l_owner FE 5-0177 SWEPT-WING DODGE STATT'S “LIT. | carries 2 _— car guarantee for $2,198. 8 Silent Schutz, mouth Dealer, Woodward at wank. | PLYMOUTH | heater. Clean. FE | al PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. is new cer eas shad er, Birmingham — RADIO. AN AND 5-7784. | Call Parks at ; ) _ MI . Harold Turner Ford, fa ‘8S OLDS HOLIDAY COUPE. : Sons: All accessories, $1,366. FE ol i937 PONT @ ChtErT DR. FTAIN, 4 Hyd, WW tires. Will taxe ane Car for my equity. OA 8-3603, CLEARANCE SALE! ‘37 OLDS DEMO’S EXECUTIVES’ CARS All Must Go ANC WITH NEW CAR 34.000 MILB OP * YEAR WARRANTY!!! HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIEND. OLDSMOBILB an GMC TRUCK DEALER | SEE OUR FOREIGN CARS Jaguar, Austin, Healy, Morris MG. Austin, Porsche, Alfa Romee $28 N. MAIN. ROCHESTER __OL 13-9761 3” PONTIAC. CATALINA. GooD condition. $650, 23 Heights Rd. Lake Gries. ee ‘o PONTIAC ‘CONV. EXCELLENT , good body. $125. FE 41933. SOAe SUPE CHIEF Wagon a : ydramatic cond. Will take clean trade, reasonable offer refused. Cali 3-5192 after 6 p.m ‘3S PONTIAC srancater 71 4 Aboot power brakes, Nice, ‘S2 PONTIAC ¢ CUSTOM CATALINA, Very clean. MAple 5-1556, 1955 PONTIAC DR. 870. TWO tone blue. R& — A real clean car. Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac 1350 N. Woodward iR. MOTOR SALES heater You can find cheaper but none better $1.505 One full vear uarantee Silent Schutz, DeSoto- ‘ymouth Woodward at Hunter, _ Birmingham $1,150 Keego Harbor FE 1950 Eddie Steele. _ 35-0204 a Pee ‘1350 N. | Woodward | B'ham MI 4-1930 THEY'VE GOT TOGO! | HURON MOTOR SAL LES |— | ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF | BRAND NEW 1957 CHEVROLET LEFT-OVERS 2-DOORS—4-DOORS Hard Tops—Station Ws. As low as $1475 roe heater. defroster, reeze anti. | 39 units must de seid at ones: Selling below our actory We are ready to dea! toda; $6 months, bank rates Low sown payments L8c LARGE SELEC oe OF | GOOD SS one TO P. NORTH CHEVROLET | MI 4-2735 1000 § Woodward, Birmingham 1947 BUICK ROADMASTER, GOOD genditien call OL: 1-1708 after m “OK QUALITY USED | Sa | $6 Buick Century 2 Door H-T AL HANOUTE car’, BUICK. ARE ORION, MEH MY 390). BUICK, 1956 SUPER 4 DR. HT Dynaflow R&A, pa sharp Priced Fight. MI 41006 "31 CHEVY. NEW PA IN T JOB. JL bivmouth. 1824 Baldwin. FE 19$7 CADILLAC. COUPE DE\ —. —— ‘ulpment, VILLE including W eon. Pontiac - Cadillac — ISSON. Woodward 1947 _ PLYMOUTH $49 SCHUTZ MOTORS Midwest 6-5300 ‘dial FE 2-8181. PONTIAC SCHUTZ MOTORS Midwest 6-5300 $99 USED CARS | 982 W. HURON FE 2-2641 ae Cheap Transportation | ‘51 Nash 6tatesman Heater, over. | drive. $9.35 down, $10 month Ask | for Al or Ear! . Roger's Sales & Service 695 Auburn FE 2-9555 | HOME OF THE RUGGED JEEP. 63 ‘CHEVY , IN GOOD ‘COND... i R&H., signal lights FR §-7413. | "30 CHEV R&H POWER DRIVE... fair cond. FE 68-2668 CHEVROLET ues eer AIR RED and white wh 5 radio and) heater — wha coe a ue! Any old car will handie $603 Silent gchutz, to-Plymouth, Woodward at Hunter. Birmingham. ‘57 Chevy Won. This 4 Dr @ passenger, 210 series | station wagon ts ight green and fvory. approx 8700 miles. just the tleket for that aceond car EDSED $2095 : 232.8 Saginaw = __! ae $1665 ED- Ford Keego Harbor. \ ‘56 FORD as ie os ~HAUPT. | | Pontiac Sales ! ie Pontiac Starchief Demo Cata- lina sedan, full pewer ‘$7 Pontiac Super Chief, Catalina sedan Demo. | |°83 Chevy Be! Air hardten. Exc cond \ 383: Pontiac 2 dro Hydramatic dio and heater ‘81 Pontiac 4 dr Radio and heater Alo Transportation Specials N ain Clarkston Oper Nights ‘t MApie 33536 or MAple 5-141 8 FORD, - (oven Dave: RADIO 1952 CHEVROLET POWERGLIDE NEW B299 SCHUTZ MOTORS Midwest 6-3300 '$ FORD 2 DR. 8 CYLINDER Fordamatic R&H Your car to: Assume payment | Free turkey. Contact|} die Steele 9708 Orchard Lk} Rd 1 mile west - era Keego Harbor, FE 5: ‘S32. PONTIAC gneSne ~ DE _luxe R&H, bydra $450 FE sa DON’T WISH FOR MONEY! Make it easily through Classified Ads. To sell, rent. buv, swap, hire, Suburban Mtrs. DODGE CARS | Oe ae Fully | Pully equ! q oe Low mileage a beauty $1 "34 Chrysier New Yorker. Hardto , fully equt d, iike new ‘33 Forg 4 dr. R&H. Sharp eee 46d Gvro | "4 orn, % ton nel. Clea TRANSPORTATION | SPECIALS - UP 89M MY 3-27 Lake Orton | $50 50 ‘54 NASH mbessador +Dr., sedan with Con- Af nhenta H $625 SDSE L _332 8. Saginaw RAMBLERS - Al - AMBA&SADORg Used cats Repair work. ENGLE NAS ats | MAS® & Porter Rd 1955 LINCOLN COUPE - white walls. brakes. Wilson [= — R&aH power steering and $1 Pintiac - Cadillac 1350 N. Woodward B'ham MI 4-1930 | MERCURY 1054 HARDTOP, “VERY sharp’ Auto transmission R&H New tires. Low mileage Thrifty | Drug, 148 N 8a jaginaw | | OLDEMOBILE 1956 v8 DEL Holiday sedan. beautiful tu-tone. ful power, automatic transmis-, siom, premium white tires, radio & hester sharp One owner Bir- Mmingham trade-in, { Suburban Mtrs. OLDS DEALER $05 § Woodward Birmingham I 1982 MERC. 4 DR R&H MERCO- atic No money dn. Assume Se ments of $14.27 mo Call credit mar Mr Parks at .MI 47500 Harold Turner _Ford 1956 MERCURY MONTCLAIR. 2- tone gree &H, Mercomatic, | white wall tires. A beautiful car, UXE 5. | Wilson Pontiac Cadillac | | 1350 N. Woodward | Pham MI 4-1930 ‘32, RAMBLER HARDTOP $425 | FE 48726 oo ‘3. NASH IDEAL SECOND CAR tor houcehoid Pvt. party, me. | _ OL 1-5297. oe 1955 SUPER 88 DE- juxe Holidar coupe. all power fully eqsinped ‘ow mileage, one owner Birmingham trade-in. 4 _OLDSMOBILE. OLDS DEALER 56° 8. Woodward, Birmingham OLDSMOBILE. 1953 MARDTOP. We have to sell cars every day and with bargains such as this how matic drive, white tires seen and riven to appreciate | Any old car will handle $705. | Silefit Schutz, DeSoto-Piy mouth vecward at Hunter, Birming- OLDS 8 HOLIDAY < COUPE, “LATE 1956. All possible extras New) tires, This car driven by one) party only. Metamora S5F 14 { 1056 DELUXE i Hollda coupe beautiful tu:tone. | a poWer tully equipped Sharp! one owner Birmingham trade-in. Suburban Mirs. OLDS DEALER 65,8. Woodward, Birm OLDSMOBILE ingham i'38 PONTIAC 4 DR. 870. HYDRA- 54 PONTIAC. "53 SES er SHARP i *$3 B’ham MI 4-1930 matic. Take over payments, FE} OLDSMOBILE 1956) «6STARFIRED Convertible. light Blue. like new, fully equipped one owner Bire mingham trade-in, OLDs DEALER 565 8 Woodward, _Birmingham _ $8 | STUDEBAKER CLUB PE, 1.100 — Lpested Ford, Keege _Rartor,. Fl “1952 DODGE ALMOST NEW $199 SCHUTZ MOTORS Midwest 6-5300 4 DR_ STATION Wagon Good cond, R&H, Auto. trans. Take over payments. Fj 2-1347 oe al GooD 3D CONTIETION. ‘53 PONTIAC 4 Custom 2-Dr. 8, R&H, Hydramatie, EDSEL 595 ; 232 S_ ATW 53. PONTIAC CHIEPT luxe, Hydra. Rui 8 < 8 ein 2 ar. good cond $495. Koss OR 3-5200 MUST SELL ‘54 | PONTIAC 8 STAR. chief custom 4 dr.. or reton Bel Air 2 dr. phone Le. PONTIAC '53, 2-DR. STANDARD Trans 46.000 miles. hed tires, o rust. $495 FE 4-4312. car. 8mall down en ent & ase sume smal] monthly payments of Auto Gales, 193 68, Baginaw rE 4-2214 2 DOOR. PONTIAC 87 STAR chief Except. clean. 1 owner, PS PB Snow tires ares Y _'1,350. Call FE 2-4813 after 6 1955 Used_ Care “A K QUALITY USED CARS / ‘$7 Chevrolet 4 Door Station Wagon / AL HANOUTE é LAKE ORION, __ MICH. __MY 22401 / PONTIAC SEDAN WER Y: clean through-out. Your in trade EM 1. eed ea 3 -0081. | ace iggin oe ‘60 PONTIAC “‘G00D MOTOR, le ‘ a a uiciand OR 3-3706 after i 53 Ty deaaw cow 9,000, miles $1,700. FE 9-7903. Parkinson. 53 WILLYS AL / 2130 / ™ ae honey will give miles a can be yours for $19 down Clean and EDSEL $395 232 8. Saginaw . 1951 DESOTO Midwest 6.5300: ‘Cheap “amportation = Het wus aos ennee ontiag ¢ ‘ee eee isi Piym k steee Roger/s Sales Service ~ on — i, ‘ ; : FORRY-2WO _ ~~ For Sale Cars 91 THIS! | Not Left Over ’57’s ‘BUT Brand New (1958's Coronet Lancer .2 Dr Hardtops Auto. Transmissions Radio & Heaters White Tires ~ Custom Trim Airfoam Seats Directional Signals Oil Filters Tinted Glass Choice of Colors If you have shopped for a deal come here and see McNEAL If you have not shopped— go and.sho ‘ then come an McNEAL see -_ LIST PRICE $3,777.77 OUR DISCOUNT PR ICE. 92,777.77 UP TO % MOS. wo heat HURRY—HURRY SEE McNEAL- For the Best Deal Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Birmingham — 638 8. Woodward MI 42042 THE j PONTIAC PRs, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 i NEW 1957 DeSoto's 5 LEFT | Down Payments - Hurry Now! BRAID MOTOR SALES THANKSGIVING USED CAR SALE November 21, 22,23 _ :’ OFFERING A FREE 15-lb. TURKEY WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW OR USED CAR All Prices Reduced- _Guaranteed Used Cars-Low ' SAVE SAVE SAVE - MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES AGAIN OFFER THESE VALUES GALORE! ‘57 DEMO'S & COMPANY CARS AT REDUCED PRICES — MANY OTHER MAKES,’ MODELS, COLOR SELECTIONS TO PLEASE ANYONE — PLUS A FEW St CARS AT PRICES HARD TO LAT. ‘ New Goodyear Tires $1600 ANY OLD CAR IN MOST CASES, WILL HANDLE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT REGARDLESS OF YOUR PRESENT BALANCE IT'S\FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED SAVINGS GALORE _ Silent Schutz of Birmingham DESOTO-PLY MOUTH WOODWARD AT HUNTER nm tn 5 4+ BUICK Super Hardtop 4 DESOTO Firedome 4-Door ‘54 PLYMOUTH 4Door Savoy. $3 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door 53 CHEVROLET 2-Door 53 DESOTO Firedome 4-Door PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4-Door "32 CHEVROLET Sedan 52 FORD Custom 2-Door 8 PONTIAC 4Door 8 51 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ‘48 GMC Panel Truck Braid Motor Sales 33 YEARS FAIR DEALING DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER CASS AT WEST PIKE STREET FE 2.0186 | a ’57 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-Door 6 ........ NEW || Available on all '55-'57 models '57 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-Door 8 .....0.. NEW || ‘$7 DESOTO Firesweep-2-Door ........0.- NEW 631 OAKLAND AVE. / "37 DESOTO Firedome 2-Door ......... oo NEW fit 37 DESOTO Fireflight 4-DOOr cece ees 5 NEW 56 PONTIAC ’57 CHEVROLET 57 DESOTO Firesweep 4-Door .....:....DEMO a pie i, mes '87 DESOTO Fireflight Station Wagon ..DEMO 27 Cnaggror 56 FORD | 57 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-Door ......DEMO | 6 ‘ 'S6V LKS N $6 KARMAN GHIA 3 ‘86 CHEVROLET 4-Door 8 6 VOL WACO '56 DESOTO Firedome 4-Door 56 PONTIAC 36 CHEN "ROLET ‘56 FORD Custom 2-Door 8 "55 PONTIAC 36 CHE E 5 S $5 BUICK Special 4-Door 36 ci Fro ot ee '35. CHEVROLET 2-Door 55 CHEVROLET $5 BUICK LY LIV VW '55 CHRYSLER Windsor Hardtop — CONN 55) DESOTO. Firedome: Hardtop = ey roe "53 CHEVROLET 3S DESOTO Firedome Sport Coupe Gusirone 2AG 55 CHEVROLET 55 DESOTO Firedome 4-Door 55 DODGE BEL AIR, HARDTOP 35 DESOTO Fireflight Convertible CONVERTIBLE "55 FORD '53 PLYMOUTH Savoy 8 Club Sedan se pee $875 1 55 PONTIAC ie SECC SAVINGS | 55 PLYMOUTH Plaza 8 Club Sedan 2-DOOR 55 MERCURY — ‘155 PLYMOUTH Plaza 6 Station Wagon ’S4 FORD yee itt ie Sears ; ai Lip 55 CHEVROLET 55 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 8 Sport Coupe $4 PONTIAC es 5 PONTIAC Star Chief Catalina XY ‘34 FORD $795 34 OLDSMOBILE $1145 ‘34 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP $3 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 2 TOP 33 KING MIDGET ‘$3 CHEV ROLET 53 CHEV ROLET $495 ‘53 MERCURY HARDTOP - O’DRIVE $695 ‘S51 MERCURY $195 . Ld ‘34 CHEVROLET ie a AG 53 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON $45 "53 BUICK 2DOOR HARDTOP "33 CHEVROLET Aes ee 53 NASH , _ $3 PONTIAC id $405 52 PONTIAC en 5 50 BUICK $198 MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS From $95 to $245 — YOUR FERMS A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to Your Door | MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES “Your CHEVROLET Dealer” F Ee eb FE 4 4547 ) Oxford, Mich. Get Your Used Car Bargains at HOMER HIGHT'S on the Bargain Blvd. FREE TURKEY WITH EVERY USED CAR PUR- CHASED DURING THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS, NOVEMBER 22 THRU 27. We are offering the nicest selection of used cars in our history. '54 Chevrolet 2 Dr. DEL REY, radio & heater, powerglide, low jpanene . 745 STOCK NO. 514. ‘55 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan .$1095 atic. radio & eT washers, one AIN, hydram —t oS ‘5 Chevrolet 4 Dr. ......8 275 SEDAN, radio & heater, a good 2nd car. ‘53 Plymouth 2 Dr. SEDAN, radio & heater, very nice. ‘56 Buick Convertible A steering & brakes. Gaston, radio & Renter, - ere white th tires, one owter. Tuls cer is like Dew ‘53 Pontiac Catalina ....$ 545 DELUXE CHIEFTAIN CPE. ot eee radio s heater, 58 Ford Customline .. _.$1195 2-DR. SEDAN V-8 fordomatic, radio & heater, white tires, STOCK NO. 487. 9 749 '55 Plymouth 4 Dr. SEDAN, radio & heater, washers, tu-tone paint. STOCK NO. 471. | ‘93 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan . .$ 495 AUTOMATIC transmission, radio & heater white tires, washers, tu-tone paint, real nice. STOCK NO. 507. '54 Ford Customline ... 2DR. SEDAN, radio & heater, washers, @ one-owner value. STOCK NO. 48. TRANSPORTATION : SPECIAL ’°53 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN ONLY $295 We still have a nice selection of 1957 Chevrolet, Pontiac and Buick demonstrators, priced for immediate sale. WE FEATURE OUR SPECIAL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY WE OFFER LIBERAL FINANCING HOMER HIGHT MOTORS INC. YOUR CHEVROLET - PONTIAC - BUICK DEALER OA 8-2528 SEE HIGHT FOR A DEAL THAT’S RIGHT “Bright — Spot" - JUST RECEIVED -_ONE-OWNER, LOW MILEAGE NEW CAR TRADE- INS 57 7 Cadillac Coupe DeVille ior Cadillac 62 Sedan 'S7 Olds 98 Dix. Hol. Sed. -'87 Olds 88 Sedan [137 Ford Country Sedan ’>6 Buick Sedan ’>6 Pontiac S/C Catalina ’26 Olds S. 88 Dix. H. Sed. "$6 Gadillac 62 Sedan "55 Olds S. 88 Hol. Coupe ‘<3 Plymouth Club Sedan ‘34 Mercury Club Coupe ’34 Cadillac Sedan Heusponatony| SPECIALS $95 & UP ‘47 Buick 2-Dr. 48 Plymouth 2-Dr. ‘49 GMC Suburban 49 Plymouth *50 Dodge 2-Dr. "30 Ford Pickup ’$1 Olds 4-Dr. "$1 Ford 2-Dr. '§2 Plymouth 2-Dr. "$2 Chrysler 4-Dr. ’$2 Chevrolet 2-Dr. ~ JEROME Olds - Cadillac Orchard Lake at Cass | F E 8-0488 SAVE ENERGY, USE, Ww ANT ADS! To find a job, place” to live or a good used car, see Classi- pe | 1 ‘55 Pontiac Catalina . FREE! ‘98 LICENSE & ANTI-FREEZE NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1958 NEW TIRES ALL BRAND NAMES AVAILABLE ON ’53-’57 MODELS WRITTEN GUARANTEE ON '53-'57 MODELS 2.500 actualm ltles, turquoise & !vory top, full power. ‘57 Volkswagon 2 Dr. Light blue in color, a low mileage official's car. ‘56 Chevrolet $1595 CONVERTIBLE. brown & beige, ight top. ie power, white tires, 18,000 actual miles, one owner Custom 8, tu-tone lightg ray, fordomatic, white tires, low mileage, one-owner car. oe © wo oe 6 © © © we we 2-DOOR, white & nr radio & heater, Coneee white tires, 20.000 mile ! eye) Chevrol et 4 Dr. BEL AIR V-8, coral & gray finish, powerglide white tires, radio & heater. spotlight. A nice family car. f 55 Ford 2 Dr. $1295 FAIRLANE, fordomatic, radio & heater, white tires turn ae Window washers, seat covers. 2-DR. RARDTOP, dynafiow, radio & heater, maroon & white finish. CUSTOM v-8. Hans blue oe sh, heater _ turn signals, window washers, 21,000 actual miles one-owner car 210 V-8 beige & white, radio & easter white tires, seat cove CRESTLINE, green, fordomatic radio & heater white tires, turn signals, ar ea! sharpie 99 Pontiac 2;Dr. ........ $1245 - 870, yellow & black. radio & heater hrdramatic. turn signals) white tires =e Ponce? Dr “$695 A low mileage. one-owner car with radio & heater. turn signals tu-tone green ‘93 Ford 2 Dr. .......... % 695 CUSTOM V-8, tu- Paina! na & white, radio & heater, turn signals. a nice ‘51 Pontiac 2 Dr. ........ $ 295 6-CYL.. iNeht green. radio & heater hydramatic, needs @ little e dinging but lots of good miles left. First-man with 6100 takes this one home. ey transportation, Bud Shelton MOTOR SALES Oakland County's Largest Independent Dealer AUBURN “AT FE. BLVD. OPEN 8 A.M.-9 P.M. '57 Cadillac Convertible $4750 | || 2 DOOR—Radio & Heater. .. $1795 | + $1349 |. $1295: ‘54 Ford 4Dr. .......... $ 895] ‘49 Ford 2 Dr... $ 100] ‘96 Ford 2 Dr. .......... $1345 } |» = 36 FORD "52 PONTIAC CUSTOM 2 DOOR — Radio & 2 DOOR — Radio & Heater. Heater, Fo-O-Mat! Hy dramatic. $1395 $495 - . "98 PONTIAG 36 BUICK STARCHIEF CATALINA — Ra- HARDTOR p- Radio & Heat- dio, Heater, Hydramatic. er, Dynafio' $1495 $1795 34 MERCURY : CONVERTIBLE — R = abs @ iEV ISG bel = Heater, Merc-O-Matie. ese 6 Heater, Powsrgide. $995 Q5 Le "36 POSTIAC | STUDEBAKER nace cmcemsicl been 4 SKYHAWK — Heater, Hydra- Steering & Power Brakes. matic. . $1795 $1495 ~ '| 65 MF CLEMENS ST. FE at a x “F ATHER TIME” WILL SOON PUT ANOTHER NOTCH on the OLD CAR! Bring it in now while we can still give you a generous trade-in allowance. We have carefully selected the following cars for economy in operation, smartness and good mechanical condition. 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Bports, Max McKenzie ee Em Srmpheny- WJBK, ee in. wor — era to Labor in Coverage N cLeod d 12:30—W J “Time ws Music WEAR, News, Page M1:00—WIR, News, Reynolds | 90 WIR. | Gheoban, age [ws aah Purse of Rackets Probe WPON, News, Weather WXYZ, pom ner WXYZ, McKenzie CKLW. News, Davies AS 6:30—WJR, Dinner Date WJBK, News, Casey CKLW. News, Carkit Sait eieaeee | Coen ; wi hee WEAR, News, Cart Bhook bg oa WXYZ, News. Siacle NEW ORLEANS u—George M. oe im ee — “SATUKDAE MORNING a ek een meas Sis wwe ee oo. garrison, vice president of AFL- é ’ ‘ Comet Quis ' MSU- 8. 5 ed 1:00-—WJR, Guest House | 6:00—WJR, News, Melody CKLW. News. Sons of Saddle] WCAR. MSU Kansas 8. (CIO, today accused the nation’s WWJ, News, Purse WWJ, News, Roberts 10:06-—-WJR, News, G. Drake | wpoON. MSU-Kansas 8 edilocs fai _ 7 WY, zB E organ wxXe fea vou Wws. News, Maxwell 1:30-WIR, U MO. 8 itors of unfairness to labor in ‘KL E dr. oo Mornin ewe, 0: : re . qaeK: News, i WCAR, News, pr W. News, Children’s Br ae Chie totem D. their coverage of the McClellan WCaR, News, Patrick w f try Roundup WJBK, News, Le 2:00—WXYZ, News, Pun committee, q ve ae 3 Star “Extra Ww aoe — coo News aces] SS0- WETS, —— oan - h Robe: POW, 4:06—WJR, Foot! ee . CKLW, Heaster, Muals WJBK, News, Reid 16:30-- WW News, eaaeen WWJ, Scores, Purse ha ae at the newspapers 8 wae Amos ‘n’ Andy tariy Bird Spts. WxYz, XYZ, News, Shorr ve to point out that the ve weet | aeRO eMe | | CRLM Mews M. Merms | Wik Nene Mcisot |dishonesty and racketeering re- cKLW, Coun py wise news, Reid ise 6 w, levis ww, PE lg = vealed before the McClellan com- we ews ows ie Maxwe! WCAR, & Pa ; : A WJBK, News, Casey WPON, crub WXYR News Slagle s0e-WJR News mittee have involved just as many = aR. 8 etball 7:30—WJR, Music Hall cae. News, Davies WWJ, News, Pur businessmen. as labor leaders, w tor ww, News, Reid WXYZ, News, Fun-a-Rama j CKLW, Queen's W, ews, Ormocning WJBK. News, Lenhardt CKLW., Music Harrison said in a speech pre- 9:00—WJIR, News, Report WXYZ, News, Wolf WCAR, News WJBK, News, Don McLeod |Pared for delivery to the Associ- W, Bible WJBK, News, Reid WPON Orums in Dixie CAR, News ted Press M i Sditors ; WJBK, News, Casey 8:00—WJR, Vinall, Guest 11:30—WWJ, News, Maxwell WPON. Holiday ated ss Managing Editors CAR, News WXYZ, News, Wolf CKLW, News, Davies 6:30—WJR, Muste Hall Assn. 9:30—WIR, Hufstader CKLW, News, Good Mornin, —— WWJ, News, Purse x « * ! soak: Somon | aA Reve arate | Ee ee WwJB Lbs JBK, Ne Reid 12:.0—Ws 7. Vina are . News, Ow ts nmr 4a - - WCAR, News WPON, News, MacKinnon ' WWJ, News, Purse WCAR, Music For every labor man who took i AE A NEW CAESAR — Comedian Sid Caesar, who returns to tele- vision on Jan. 26, claims that his humor has undergone a change since Caesar’s Hour was dropped last spring. In his new half-hour ABC show, Sid will be reunited with his original TV partner, comedi- enne Imogene Coca. == Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change without notice a ‘bribe or a kickback’ there was a businessman who gave it.” Harrison, who also is president of the Brotherhood of —Raitway7 Does Everyone Look Clerks, said that the committee of Sen. John McClellan (D-Ark) was set up to ‘investigate labor Channel 2-WJBE-TV Channel +—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TV and management but “you'll find most newspapers have put the em- TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Mr. Danger. (9) Popeye. (4) News, Sports. Squad. :15—(4) Weather. :20—(4) Box Four. :30—(7) Frontier Justice. Gangbusters. (4) Whirlybirds. (2) zak from Larchmont, N. Y. (2) Harbor Command. letic director Capt. Slade Cutter. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) National News. (4) News. (2) News, (9) 11:15—(9) Weather. (4) Weather. (2) Miss Fairweather. News. 11:20—(9) Future Theater. Mys-| Rider. du Pont de Nemours & oe ; - “N Missin: “There is good reason to doubt 6:40-—-(2) Weather. te dpe — _ aa 1:30-(2) Movie. (4) =< Pre- that the public understands as 6: 43—(2) News Ot nas La shotek |much as it should about the oper- , 11:2%—(2) Nightwatch | Theater.|!'4—(4) oer Football. Iowa, ation of the economic principles. "Sate tsi Kae cote] Rees Sine ot Me] 7a ee Sc eee Saddle. (4) Martin Kane. (2) Dr.) hicans;"" Mystery: Tom Con-|9.99—(7 | educi _§ , 4 Christian. —“ value ae 2:00—(7) Ramar of the Jungle. religious structures,” Copeland way, 11:30—(7) Night Court. (4) Tonight. :10—(7) Sports. = :15—(7) News. :30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. (9) Mil- lion Dollar Mystery. Escape from Nazi prison in ‘Seventh Cross,” with Spencer Tracy, (4) Saber of London. (2) Leave It to Beav- er. SATURDAY MORNING 7:20—(2) Meditations. 7:25—(2) On the Farm Front. 7:30—(2) Electricity at Work. State Conserva- =F 7:45—(2) Mich. tion. 8:00—(2) Sagebrush Shorty. 8:00—(7) Jim Bowie. (4) Last Re- sort. (2) Trackdown. $:30—(7) Patrice Munsel. Opera) baritone Robert Merrill, comic,8:30—(2) Anthropology. (7) Gift of Life. 9:00—(2) Sermons From Science. (4) Farm Front. @ Crusade for Christ. ~ — > Buddy Hackett. (4) Life of Riley. (2) Zane Grey Theater. $:00—(7) Frank Sinatra. Erin O’Brien guest. (9) Charlie Chan.! (4) “M” Squad. @) Mr. Adams.’ 1. (4) window Shopping. Eve. '9:30—(2) Capt. Kangaroo, ( 9:30—(7) Date With Angels. (9) Hockey. Amateur teams at To-| Quiz "Em. (7) Betty Boop. ronto. (4) The Thin Man. (2) 19:30—-(2) M!ghty Mouse. (4) Playhouse. Wife keeps sense ot Andy’s Gang. humor when husband has young) love in “No Second Helping,'’)11:00—(2) Susan’s Show. (4) Fury. Myrna Loy. : 11:30—(2) Sagebrush Shorty. (4) . Capt. Gallant. 10:00—(7) Colt .45. (4) Boxing. Middleweight bout: Rory Calhoun/11:55—(9) Billboards. vs. Bobby Boyd. (2) Line-Up. 19:30—(7) Crash. (9) Person to Person. TV’s Jack Paar at home Witness Boy Rejects in Bronxville, N.Y., Walter Sle- TT a ~~ (2) Racket 10:45—(4) Red Barber. Navy ath- phasis on the misdeeds of labor.” SATURDAY AFTERNOON “You can probably guess that I don’t think we've had a fair 12:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) True shake,” Harrison added, Story. (7) Saturday Party. (9) that, incidentally, Country Calendar, ask, a fair shake." . * * * 12:30—(4) Detective’s Diary. (9) Comedy Time erage came from management, in vs. Hamilton. & Lammot du Pont Copeland, 'vice president and chairman of 1:00—(2) Lone Ranger. (4) Range|the Finance Committee of E. L |told the APME. a Guard Cost U.S. Over $3 Million 2:30—(7) Movie. 3:00—(4) Ice Hockey. vs. Bruins. 4:00—(7) All-Star Golf. (9) Movie. 4:15—(4) Sports on Parade. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. w — A, ‘today estimated that the federal ‘government spent $3,436,000 to) ‘keep troops on duty here for the’ | first six weeks of enforced inte- igration at Central High School. Faubus and the government are on opposite sides in the contro-| Ponder Plans Scale Sought by Which troops. es Chief Could Decide on < coue w | Use of Nuclear Arms pe eee ee eeeees 10D NATO Allies lidentified, said that his figures’ were based on the first 38 days. iafter the arrival of units of the ‘101st Airborne Division Sept. 24.) Only federalized Arkansas Na-| LONDON ®—The Atlantic Al- lies are reported pondering plans, for an ee ee ee Ee ents cae che tee ican commander would get, limit- 11,900 white cepiis under a federal) ed powers to decide on the use of| ourt order. atomic and hydrogen ‘weapons “and 4 is all we ever © Another request for fuller cov-| | 12:55—(9) Pro Football. Montreal 8 speech prepared for delivery) | “aggression thermometer” ‘tional Guardsmen now are at the gemic . the $1.50 special. About 225 paratroopers still are lachool made of handsome white brick—on which someone | Like Marilyn Monroe?— By EARL WILSON NEW YORK — I was at a party the other morning enjoy- ing looking at Marilyn Monroe’s sister-in-law, Joan Copeland, Different, Relaxed Caesar Prepares for Return to TV Comic Changes Style of Humor Sid Looking Forward! to New ABC Program With Imogene Coca A. - Actress Jeanne Crain Gives Birth to Girl HOLLYWOOD «It’s a baby girl—the fifth child—for actresa Jeanne Crain and her husband, manufacturer Pau} Brinkman. | The baby was born yesterday jat Queen of Angels Hospital. The new arrival gives the couple three boys and two girls, By CHARLIE MEKCER reconciled last at a colorful filmland party, end- NEW YORK ® — Meet the new|"& & lengthy separation. The actress and-her husband Year’s Eve Sid Caesar. — * * The comedian who returns with his old partner, Imogene Coca, to a regular night-time show on ABC-TV in January, is quite a. different person today from the harried, exhausted performer who bowed off NBC-TV at the end of last season, ‘ And his humor has ee, | too, he says. “I'm not going to kid people. My humor has changed, I think, to kidding myself some too — to, showing people that they're not | alone. ever human foibles I hold up to ridicule are my foibles too , , LOOKS YOUNGER nS TV, stage and movie actress, when another girl gushed up + and said, “You're the brunette Marilyn!” “Yo'ure sweet!” cried Joan (Arthur Miller's _ Sister), hugging another actress who looks like _ Marilyn, too—in fact, doesn’t everybody now?! “Marilyn and I were friends at Actors Studio before she knew Arthur,” Joan said. “Once I took her along to run over songs with a new accompanist before a very critical » audition. Because of her, I almost blew the WILSON __ show. “I asked the pianist if I could bring a friend. When Mar!i- lyn walked in, he was so nervous, he didn't hit one note right! Guess I should have told him in advance the name of the, friend!” Hearing Elsa Maxwell say millions of people loved her on Jack Parr’s program, Her- A new maturity could be one | iway of describing Caesar’ S| thought and manner. But tn phys- ical appearance he literally looks. years younger than he did a few months ago. He's lost 25 pounds. His face is unwrinkled and shadowless, You'd call him one of the health-| iest-looking men in New York. “I feel better and I think Sharper since I took off that weight,” Caesar said, “I'm 3 and the doctor said- 1! should weigh what I did when I was 21, pound and a half is coming off.” * * * ‘I'm glad to be coming back mione Gingold phoned friends and asked them if they did. Once, a man, en- thusiastically said “Yes.” 4:30—(4) Movie. Source Near Faubus Hermione asked why. “Be- 5:00—(7) Wrestling. (9) Gilead S G tS ' cause she’s so fat!” he said. Baptist Church. YJ IAAT coat L Ss ol Paul Whiteman’s 50th Anni- &:30—(2) Movie. (9) Wid Bil! 990,000 Per Day JOAN versary TV show’ll have some Hickok. film clips from “The King of Jazz” with songs by then-un- known Bing Crosby. Bing in those days was considered too | source close to Gov. Orval Faubus big in the ears, also the.rear, to get anywhere. Mack Sennett ‘cis Burton Harrison, former gov- let him wear a hat and casual pants and—BING! Independence Dead as big as her size in being a great |performer ... No, there's no for-| jmat worked- ‘out yet. We're just | | coming back."’ Father of Philippine | FLEMINGTON, N.J. @®—Fran- jernor general of the Philippines | THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Steve Allen’ do a color TV'er from Havana... Dance director Charlie O’Curran left dinner and flew to L.A. to work on Elvis’ new film... While Joanne Dru is dating Oleg Cas-| sini, her ex, John sielana! is dating Oleg’s ex, Gene Tierney .. .| Dorothy Sarnoff'’s back in show biz after a six-month honey-| moon ...A major publishing house will shutter ... Jena Row- lands vilied husband John Cassavetes, movie- “making in the. Virgin Islands, then was held over because of a typhold epi-! . Henry Fonda's usual.lunch at a local restaurant is) TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Sam Levinson visited a new rent menber or , n ‘Hunterdon. Medical Center yester- day of a heart ailment. He was 83.| A resident of nearby Califon,| |Harrison had been in failing ihealth for several years and en- tered the Pana a week ago. * He ome’ as governor general ‘ot the Philippines from 1913 to, 1921. A strong advocate of the, establishment of a Philippine re-| |public, he has been called the Grandfather of Philippine Inde- pendence. 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Informed Western diplomats r+ Campbell Ky said the 15nation Atlantic Alli- x « * (Copyright 1957) ance is seeking advance agree-; The estimate indicated that the ment on all the varying circum- en s00, government spent more ACROSS ; rh stanc ‘than $90,000 per day. 1 Shakespearean as en) Coceeetet el The Army has cut the payroll] river °e tacks might take place—and sorniy by releasing most of the) § Penrod’s which would, in the Allied view, were, guardsmen. aaa? ochers i make nuclear retaliation instantly) A short time after the arrival| ® Fairy queen permissible. of federal troops the Army said it, 12 Spltt YY « *& * ‘was spending $95,000 per day. At/}} Century, plant —— — ~~ formed The Allies at the same time that time 10,800 guardsmen were|_ state (ah) Wy were said to be engaged in under federal control and were re- (8 with ‘elub- te gil. ty the complicated process of trying. ceiving full-time pay. 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A 3 Ventilated NEW AND USED TV SALES - a H | novelist ani 5 ® Fee een ere OF POMUSE in connection with proposed con-|,, Qe72>mins ainda family i - ce Orchard Lake Ave. Open Fri. Nights ‘til 9 FE 4-584) one: struction of a 10-million-dollar|s¢ Os woodman} Pouch 24 Ages 47 Ireland TITLIIIitttllilittiitrit leet | * * * * Th 57 Biblical 28 Biblica] name 48 Foot (prefix) | —-_— 5 cement plant near Dundee. ie raen greetings Me Pow ena 50 Leg joint Each, implicitly, has the rightiroads cross the 14,000-acre site. se Kina of Nant In excess wanene S1 Reonomics =| and chance to state just when it Closing had been o>posed by three|* Sting ® Stylived for instance $2 Lairs | MICH IGAN S A E pear pgs — should OF| residents and the commission de-|60 Dagger writer 28 Natural fat $5 Writing fluid | I I used. leyed its decision two weeks. x *« * os 1:15 P.M. 1460 ke. oe Te Lengthy A FORTY-FOUR | gthy Lack of Sleep Brings Hallucinations LOS ANGELES #®—Can't sleep? Then watch out for witches with. frizzied hair, luminous chicken/ wire and water jets spouting’ Ahron the floor. - | _~ * « - ‘These are hallucinations report- ed by persons who have gone! without sleep for 72 hours or more, | Bliss told the Western. Ameri- can Psychiatric Assn. that he got . THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 Her Dream Was Fine Home “tsreeaa emcee’ + Waglthy Widow's Unused Riches Sold Many Miss Old. Trains DALLAS ® — Treasures of aby Mrs. Carmody to the Dallas assistant postmaster for transport- home but lived almost 50 years in wealthy Dallas woman who al- Museum of Fine Arts and are set DALLAS (P—E. ‘George Siedle, ways dreamed of having a fine *8ide for the museum. going to the museum may be ation, says the railroad fan isn’t’, downtown hotel will be sold to worth $75,000. the only one who misses the many) jtrains of the past. Siedle told a meeting of postal transportation) officials finding new ways to move! settle ber estate. * x * None of the treasures—including’ says Dr. Eugene Bliss, associate mail along routes served by dis- her wedding presents—were ever professor of psychiatry at the Uni-jcontinued passenger trains is his used. They were sent directly to a versity of Utah. most pressing problem. BOOTS FOR THE Misses’ and Ch Sizes to 3 Colors: Red -- Brown _ PULL-ON BOOTS | +"3*? Women’s 4-10—Only ENTIRE FAMILY ild’s } a Misses’ and THERMO BOOTS jig] d ! | ‘and pair of candelabra “from the ' Four large bought and sent directly into stor- Dallas warehouse for storage. * * *x “But that's strictly a wild guess," he added. | Garitty estimated that the silver There are other ‘less valuable treasures too. Bottles of French perfume by the dozen, unopened. Set after set of ivory dominoes, 'obviously never ye with. - And, in a tiny box, a little silver, thimble and a lock of hair. M emorial to The wedding gifts were being First Exhibit ‘unwrapped from their original tis- ‘sue paper wrappings under the watehful eyes of Pinkerton guards, They will be evaluated by ‘experts from Neiman-Marcus Co.,| Dallas specialty store. * * * The estate is that of Mrs. T. J. Carmody, who died in 1955. Her husband, a Corsicana, Tex., bank- er and investor, died in 1940. J, N. Garitty, vice president of the Corsicana First National Bank and executor of the estate, said of the collection.