ok eee * Ok “*€ ke a a te, xe * Here Are Two Sample of How the Lions Treated Their Sunday Guests _ (Motor iy Has > ASYGE Wi B |cteveiand pro team toseven———— p jeight years, it was one of = fe : _ - Lions finds a hole at left tackle and plunges through for the first S Gia Maden Gale. A poms Teen kas bee score from the l-yard line against the Cleveland Browns in the Hneotue techie Stthe MeCocmhadie (70 ts blocked out by two De first quarter of the National Football League Championship game troit linemen to make the hole. : Soi baal. — Detroit Lions halfback Jack Christiansen leaps at Briggs Stadium Sunday. It landed in the arms and deflects Cleveland Browns pass intended for of Joe Schmidt (not shown) for one of Detroit's halfback Pres Carpenter (40) in second quarter four interceptions in the first half. \ * * * Ihe P Pl sel tear ea e asses an } wy Not Make This Your New Year's Resolution? seus bate pose oem Se [tects Gamptesttn since 1a, three ‘Dollar| Win That $1,600 Now in the P t-0-Gold === for Billion lar| in Tha ow in the Pot-O-Gold |=====""- vietory is noted im the fact that q tatiana of the-Bot-0-Geld “piayotts, _If-your solution-ig- mailed ac+..__If two. @r_more contestants | erties nine sf Oa. 8 __ Science” raining | be resolution for the citeuap gg Pama a ~~“ gording to the rules and contains laa Ga aah igre yet par 9s dil New Year? getting to work on your own all. but tworright answers, you te ae ag sepi-han te cilae teat, aunek : By ALVIN SPIVAK = ee wat ‘entry, ‘The pot fow contains ‘may be the winner, - takes. ; \sagch wan MOGs bey the dareaee GETTYSBURG, Pa. (INS)—-President Eisenhower to- | Here's @ suggestion: Win the $1,600, but if a winner is found, « i eS But at $1,600, even a two or jeoach Buddy Parker as the ‘Worst day approved an emergency four-year, one-billion-dollar | $1,600 which is bulging the seams that will be the end of Pot-O-Gold Of course, if an entry contains three way split would still yield © team I have ever seen. It has no gram to improve science education, starting at the} of the PotOGold. You don't a perfect solution, that person a handsome prize, 7 |life, no drive.” school hose al iain have to wait unti] Tuesday night es ag A ae: were will be the winner. Or if some- ok * ‘So ned » WILSON meseepng Tor Hos educa elfare Secretary Marion B. = to start keeping this one, either. found for puzzle which submits a puzzle with only may be your last chance. =| Parker made this statement : Folsom outlined the plan to newsmen after a one-hour § . 4-4 ee ae Ce ae cms aie will have pref- lbs de wrath nino eS aoe an oe ae air nas sae sciys Previgant's Gettysburg § Now that we're entering the those that have’ no more than erence over those with more er-- appearing for the first time to eae a hemupect: Gentonend to arm | _- second, and maybe final, week two mistakes. rors , | |honor the 1957 Lions. White House News Secretary James C. Hagerty said the administration is “hopeful” of getitng it SESS FS. = ae eee ‘Eeuntkins Gee Gunman Slaying Suspectfypet Budget Snow af Houghton 2iz=ss ner nearly al of the new program would be Dies in Head-On Collision) ; ¢4 - | sid Win. We won the fie an Fos sl tht the fer tan of athig fund of $74Billion (Worst in Decade = [S8 em.- mm = WRENS, Ga. (?—One of two gunmen wanted in the slaying of two men in Washington, D.C., was killed last, night in the flaming crash of a stolen car being chased! by police at speeds of up to 110 m.p.h. The state patrol said Henry Clay Overton, 44, of Mar-/° tinsville, Va., died when+ roe mcd and smashea neaaOld 51 to Totter Out ' Both Bleak and Cold j:m=reor ion into another auto. The year will end on a bleak ly would come to about 800 million dollars over . the four-year period, meaning an additoinal 800 millions ‘would have to be supplied by state governments, - _ The program approved by Eisenhower stressed that the plan is aimed at stimulating “state, local and private action” necessary to boost the nation’s scientific know - how to GM to Award meet Russia’s. missile- -$,000 Prizes in HOUGHTON (#—A weird snowstorm out of Lake Su- perior dumped 7 to 13 inches of snow on several towns Month —_ |im Michigan’s Upper Peninsula over the weekend. One oe , death was attributed to the freezing weather. WASHINGTON ® — The Eisen- Snow on the measured 18 inches at Houghton st-ion the Keweenaw Peninsula and at Sault Ste. Marie at the oppesite. end of a, Michigan. Houghton got 13; inches over the weekend+ and the Soo got 7 inches. A'the Lower Peninsula, Peliston had! five-inch snowfall was fe- nine inches on the ground and) Ike’s Request for 1959 Will Go to Congress = The crash occurred on U. S. Highway 1 about four miles north —s ‘City three inches. satellite challenge. ‘ Folsom insisted the pro-' Employe Contest The General Motors Corp. an- had been under con-, pouriced today that it will award gram sideration for about two of this-east-central Georgia town. s but he agreed that ussia’s Sputnik achieve- The driver of the other car, conga hye trot hag apa and cold note according to the U.S. Weather Bureau. — ‘ported at Munising. Grand: |Marais on Lake Superior) 10 inches on the Rapids had four inches, ‘southern Michigan, Grand Lansing two and Muskegon and Flint. one [ i i 2 in ‘Tonight will be mostly cloudy _ |with occasional snow and colder. The low will be 24-28 degrees, , +. 9% Fia., and High Point, N. C., alse was killed. — The patrol said a massive bunt for Overton's) freakish “snowstorm com-| ey missed several nearby towns. . The snow at Houghton was de- seribed by the Civil Aeronautics Advinistration ..as.the heaviest | in a decade. re. was little wind and .no 5,000 prizes to employes writing ‘the best letters on what the firm’s first 50 years of operation has ———mealit.fo them. ments gave it “stimulus.” Its highlights are: — A prograin of -abopi A600 ‘gs federal scholarships annually for, four years to be allocated to states | per on a population basis and awarded| ‘Troopers by state officials according to chineguns inch. The U.S. Weather Bureau in Detroit said the storm moved ot ee ; first man Shower of Gitts Awaits 7 ® 3 : E & having Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and colder with a chance of oc- easi@nal snow. The high will be 33- president, said first prize will be a $35,000 house, plus a $42,750 allowance to help defray Pa arpiaraceigg seeaael - Report Pontiac Girl . Weds ‘Sonny’ Kresge FT. LAUDERDALE, Fila, (INS) Freeman, scholastic , ony and — financial need. pinion Aeron agers gat (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) had received no calls for help ps ok Se her case a aed TSE ‘Baby Born ‘in 1958 — _ Attention, expectant parents! oc ee heiress is due around Jan. 1 parently after he fell outside Scratched, Dirty. Cold, but Uninjured by Eponere Lost Toddler, 3, Safe in A eeepirs CHARLES TOWN, W. Ve. @— had lost her coat, shoes and socks, =) oe house and knocked himself-out on town reached 10 below zero. Ko vero, a widower, lived alone. Goin 8 News Fe Le . _}formation: 2 sedee Ca ¥tknss A doctor's. ss ‘ oes set thon anda at Sports . ee > : weight of the baby Mi the : Theaters «fas sbevgearvenen = mame the parents’ a : eae keveene : Be sotesene Bes Nedra Wonten'’s Pages . ee - N43 (Continued on 2, Col. 3) aif ‘Contest. he or she may prove to be 8P-ithe winner in The Pontiac Press First Baby of the Year to stoke his f The} : ‘ way oe ee Nees. Valuable and useful prizes await the first boy or girl born in the new year. The contest is open to residents of Oakland Coun- Bp north of 14-Mile Winter Driving sv Ota bans ee delet i fered a heart attack. His wife, der Dies Richard A. Connell ‘Jr. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP|e onic (INS)——Richard A. Connell Jr., 36, real estate broker and one of the founders of the Melody Circus, Officials believe Connef- suf- Mary, found tim at 5:30 a.m.- today motionless in his bed. Ef- forts by. the township fire. de- partment te revive him with a resusitater failed, "Connell was the son of the presi-| dent of the Hazel Park Racing “Association, He and several others had found- ed the summer theater, Melody Circus, on Grand River near Eight Mile, in 1955. Cormell was a past president of the. Raco Realty Co., and had. been in the automobile business for 15 years. - x * * Py He was a first lieutenant in the paratroopers during World War: II. |®" Coniell was a member of the One Hundred Club, Sigma Nu Fra- ternity and the Bloomfield ver - teer’ Fire Department. Service will be held at the Wil-| liam Vasu Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Woodlawn Ceme- -Pursued Gunman Perishes in Crash (Continued From Page One) is possible there might have been & second man in the -vehicle,”: "| through high school. isupport- - Matching grants to states ‘‘to - counseling and guidance of young students,” | * * *. — Matching funds “for a four-} year period to encovrage the states and local school systems to pro- which: have traditionally received little or no attention in von coun hich | ee Ss ee ‘The program, Folsom sai, would lgo to. Folsom’s net scholarships” “in “he net di department about 79 millions to the National Science { “interference” with ‘education, ; * * * : Describing the plan as vital to “meet the critical security needs” Overton's descrip-'of the nation, Folsom said: Folsom said the program was Overton | notivated by “some plain truths” which he listed as: “First, education is not more ing of two men in a Washington | “second, there are deficiencies ter * . in education which “if allowed to “Overton’s death “came iifter|continue, could seriously weaken Knight and his partner, Capt. F. R./our national security effort. Calton, spotted the stolen car in — 2 aR Wrens, and gave chase at speetis|) “Third, the main support for up to 110 m.p.h. education must come in the future, * * '* 8925; Suddenly he swerved the cmt bad itt ter reap ves ear headon. It was awful,” Knight said. ; ee Lions Maul Browns - ‘charged in-warrants -with- kidnap: : : E TH a units of insulin a day, also : i | tHe Ht B ; & z & ii Hy ya goal posts as fans tried to pull Dewnto eee ithem down. ‘ te me Be oe HS | $6. cieseeen dS 30 1p m enka kcbes 4i| The largest players’ share of oe > Naa a P. SNR ene a H- pro egmeha history. ee was from game. Each ' edted dorntown) member of the ‘Lions, in a 42-way * temperptune ccccsc....scccctge, Bit, gained $4,295.41, while each} Siicds “in “dace -4\of the Browns got $2,750.30. One Four Age in Ponting ower temperature... cssc2.-507-20-18/LOK@ Orion Girl Hurt: Ent if | 2 gF H 3 gf #: 5 FEE : E i i : Bin for NFL Tite, 59-14 - (Continued From Page One) i AL Bs a From | qi 4 } (Excluding Brownings end Colts) All FISHING TACKLE, | HUNTING CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR, GUNS. - * a Ae R= 1. Anyone ts . A solthearted person would stray dog. (38) MANGY, th awe" ~ OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES no Ponte enter the POT: wmaying with the 6 a te jive ra contest es. ; ’ ead their immedi- ee t re | saeF i _and AMMUNITION — 2 Rates mut be on otal entry banks pte tn a + afte i a _ FINAL CLEARANCE! BBD Pang orm gle OE 9 Bagh Sad ‘Choice of Entire Stock more than one winning answer is feceived the prize will be. . Gilded ea equally among ge pisnen. any- vi or, weeks | an Coat Sets | Say Set Tom chet Spee Se i i i iG i i : i Te oT dents majoring im those ficlds. | . He said seience advisers, includ- in so, Killa, fel thatthe most people into college regardless of what studies they pursue. ° The secretary explained: “We think it is greatly important for , in whatever fields they are ‘, to know something about . » » it-we get these able) youngsters in there, we believe the = - |scientists can get their —_ on 5 ithem."? Se Ee + * ' First Baby of 1958 stn ee ee won the right to « four-year °° ‘2 there ; ‘Will Win Contest term in November's national |cest charge + Fo} election. . On March “NAME. via eae a gl Aes ig ts a ca t (Continued oe One) He stressed America's Part Po baie Bem : > : ' cullen of the setees ete : 2a vernon ae noted. that any| cSty __ STREET ADDRESS ....:+.0-sssecsereereresrorerseeee 8 The winning baby will oo minor incon between the two ime date of : Ser ee cee eee area a ok gifts from merchants, uding countries J overcome Dy 4 "cr. | PHONE NO. . ‘ these: “spirit ot mutual se ee eases eoeet Ons eee eere 1 ; amg crib set (comforter & capacity to overcome them.” gers. “sts i. cikitbiniaibedidiphitienaasal: mate! pillow). * * sare # aca i _Seatanety Satinin-— comm at Touching on the problem of pre ; | a — SOLUTION CLUES pees Sites ie TONIGHT and TUESDAY Special! | A, K man whe is « seal ———— will surelf be popular in silver baby’s ring. =e aes | °<- gn office, (1) WORKER, (2) CORKER Sapp’s Boe Store — tirst pair|Dehind every sincere plea and ef- 4 . of baby's ‘shoes. titans uations ot Seana = Famous “BLUE BELL” —First ig 1} ® Pog aly ° p Maly w ove of hie apples Fo +0-Mat ~ ease of material and moral ‘bankruptcy. | _ - BOYS’ Matching Style i] a hae GaSe. assorted baby foods. “World peace’ based on the bal-’ aa aa Simon CLUSTER: Sparks - Griffin — Janine aco dd peg sage ge te Fo: irt ats 9 fs (6), |S toe Bees bea fe Orang mates, ese "Reg: $3.98 Quality ium. Phy pooch a Pau boy) enehahh tad glove; cif aldestrucion of civtization." | All Sizes 3 to 12. 99/ e In « fit of @n actor m dotille to snes nigirl) pair of roller skates. Mostly’ fine twill (tees : Akogss himself, (8) REVERSE: pike ay Ward's Home Furnishing Co. — corduroys) pants : “¥, much sce “Kant-Wet” crip mattress "to fit Father of Three Held with flacnel in: plaids . think. meals Ot crac quor. fe uals optiter time people win Stator “sin Shotgun Slaying | eA miveabernitoe nce ater than ); f, for mother and blanket for baby. eae Aas =| ican i ae oc Oeied as ‘eS a res BO SD Lt clip need Reaoterenbedidern stm 2 but not in all colors. L The ‘ varshi y re of this, baby blanket. ; investigation yesterday following PTT ote Lae eager ae Atlas Market — case of Carna-|the fatal shooting of his sister-in- BOYS’ 2-Piece | BOYS’ Cotton ~ L yet *VOLNERARLE: “(80)” vEnERAE.” frail and tion “milk. law movin on night. oman hon ol oe ltt SF cartel 1 ae ee oe ee ml Wc ta sia ‘Susect, Gp suseece tn vow, ry i et asain ea sisal a = Pontiae Professional Photogra-Meek, 25, of Flint, was killed by| “Pajamas “Robes mii & la quite so irusticting cs a wlstabe like this, iphers—gift certificate good for one|a shotgun blast on a basement “$ise 3 : - Baa ant ce Poem ga 8 x 10 photograph of baby. ~ |stairway in Ramey's suburban Pe- Sizes 2-44 12 § SKA] M Whee too ———— becomes ridiculous, (25) | Pe Mor pote Ph mene 3 sg reen Seger 47 4 , EUPHUISM: ) EUPHEMISM. _ Lets Furniture — baby’s high arguing with Mrs. Mek during ae ~ Nall anmaenaeel (an) r. de! Christmas party - r ae Cloonan's Drug Store — baby|three children. Mrs. Meek was es- WHA | Checks or pat ‘a © Hh wks Yamaha ua” ** scales. ‘+ |tranged from ther husband. MEBs terns. Washable “| P. This io wha pee “pa Cn a NY Stipper-Seuffs _in- PaSMaNENCE 32) PRE-EMINENCE. Ch cluded. Q. A fond mother’ First Spiritualist he = COS Coo CESSeeRSeeEeeeoosoSEsOSeOSCLOROSES cme i) Yavin 0 BrAboahanG, of | ct opee Rt aapraper i: R _Wotfle — bi esc aie od p.m. | _ Nationally Famous “KING-KOLE” tae ee ~ to hie boas won't last very nt]. Watch Nite Service ..... SA pep icea ke vee 1930 ~ Boys’ Flannel Shirts | customer ope right to “conpleia. Wi) MANGLER. (98) } is Pe "i eS ga AE tS ae. * : at \ i NS : ig DAY, * DECEMBER 80. 1937 * = "by Cart Graver Market Street Bids to cer} Forewell fo Tals eoee6@ rt Je e ry pigs AA $ i le s ¢ . : ‘ 3 i ; Se : — Nise Students Nix Af ' [tions “and “colonies. “None~repre-| (Money ‘Quietly Vanishes or ‘Another odv.-ful of “COUPON SPECIALS” that offer 4 : Bs : : * sents. his government officially, | ie Nohe these prices thout e : I Noncurricular Mixing rican Asians and "many come tom “ett Out of Detroit Safe B nlengabie reife wie tes si ; i : DALLAS «®~Melba Patillo, 16, lawed at home. | DETROIT (INS) — Detroit po-'g —. : | jone of the nine Negro students The question of nationalization|lice today were faced with solving ¢ : | tenting Little Rock's Central’ Plan Reports first mate vin foe get the mystery of the disappearing) 4 aes COUP: ON LZ a iHigh School under military guard, Friday in a speech by the So tet | money. ie p says ‘she and her fello. wstudents Preparing Propaganda Os Gane oe oe James Dailey. 36, manager ot “3 Handy Automobile SCRAPER E : ident care to participate in ex- Resolutions Alon Line ‘and was reported ready to adopt |®*#08ne S SH APE se ‘fracurricular activities. — Set by Soviets 9 .» j& Resolution approving govern- police he had placed $1,160 in “i = BRU & f rs ‘e : Pies j © ‘safe at.4 p. 'm. yestérday. mental | appropriation of Privale “He was relieved by two after- We don't want to mix that |property. ‘noon workers and returned: later, 36. 4 4 & way; she said. “We just want! CAIRO (Delegates to the’ ‘that evening to put the afternoon 5 No Contract to get a ood education.” |Afriean-Asian conference put fin-| “ae guerre we Gane said the res. ‘receipts in the safe. He said he ® ae * * * $1.00 Value scnsnnenenngennnsicts = - lishing touches today: on, a fistful | ‘found the day receipts missing. IS > Necessary | stu ratte sus nro yen pertains Same 2s, tcc opr dee arn eg Ha cr he Call T ody iéey on —s of the nine atadesis ing the broad Sovief line. we ednesday, considers nationaliza- dication anyone tried to force the} i: day or night, Exactly as j len ae soins einem peg Be Rr aed clear "weap national |tion 4 “lawful means and a right *4fe-. 3 pictured. Gregory Oil Co. integration. The award wags joint- oo g ngprr ntti ey a ae Chicago requires at least 325 car- 2 1 _ 94 East "ea hang weg by cemetery Beta, tir steep py sn “af national sovereign- senerating ge 24 hours erent 3 Phone = Sigma, henora- promi 5 a not! her round - ” : pm roe : : electr ric ; CUrre) oe ‘DEPT. E = Mei: H “Ficor . ry education - ony and-frater-' Western speeches” by ee . ieee SeCoeeecooeccoeoos. “nity. ‘ “for the 40 delegates from 42 na- delegates also were dis-| 3 : 8 Beare the possibility of a reso- lution thanking Russia for her of- fer of economic aid or loans to all |Atrican and Asian countries. Refuses U.S, Passport Barring China Travel NEW YORK #®—William Wor-| }thy Jr., Baltimore newspaperman, | jhas refused to, accept a Passport which bars travel to Communist | China, the American Civil Liber-) ities Union sald yesterday. * d * Worthy, a Negro seporter for the Afro-American, visited China| | ) 7 , | Ey 2 For Your (wea=-th M Reg. 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Neb. #—John Lee Hemingway, 58, first chair violist (Theater Orchestra in Lincoln. * * * | ALBUQUERQUE, NM. @ — ‘Herbert Lorenzo Horton, 64, Ak banker and affairs in Des Moines, lowa. x * * |many years, died, Saturday. ‘Miss Vaughn, whose real mame go | WASHINGTON @ — Mrs. Ber-/ tha Carney, 87, mother of Adm. / _Robert. B.° Carney, former chief! ‘of Naval operations, died Sunday in a convalescent home in Hon-| jolulu. She was born in =, Calif. : 7 ee | MIAMI BEACH, Fia. @—Exio! Selva, sot of Milan, Italy, one of} * * * —GROSSE-POINTE. SHORES | (INS)—Fmeral service will be of- | fered tomorrow for Mrs. Evelyn / Duman Mendelssohn, 83, widow of | an auto millionaire, af St. Joan of’ Arc Church in St. Clair Shores. | Mrs. Mendelssohn died yesterday | in her home at Lakeshore Drive in| Grosse Pointe Shores after a long | illness, i | Her husband, Louis, a philan- | thropist and art collector, died in | 1935. His estate was valued at $12) million, He had been a treasurer of’ the | Fisher Body Corp. and a principal stockholder in General Motors. Mrs. Mendelssohn was prominent | 14 KARAT GOLD Matched & WEDDING RINGS , ‘in Detroit society for her elaborate | |parties and generous contributions |to epthge : * * — Washer and wane" es at a Mr. Smith is survived by a broth- ‘the author of a syndicated news- haif-brothers, Clyde. and Homer |paper colufmn on Bible lessons.|Morgan of Lilinois. Brief Agenda Faces iK 53, president and director om 4 tt the Dealwend Adirondogs sae COMMISSION Tonight Pontiac cify commissioners will vocal music at the University of ) confronted with just a few items! on a weekly agenda when they convene tonight instead of their ‘usual oe, se x : Scheduled for action are the set- for the Lincoln, Neb., aymphonyiting’ of assessment payments for for 12 years, died Saturday. He/the Glendale, Menominee,Genesee! also was a member of the Staftjand Telegraph area storm drain project, and the paving of Colum- bia avenue | A special assessment roll for un- buquerque former! paid weed cutting costs will be pre- leader in commefcial and civic sented to the commission. - A. vight-of-way agreement with : the Board of Education and eiec-) BALTIMORE @®—Hilda Vaughn,|frical bonds will round ~ the 60, stage and movie actress for|brief agenda. viewed the body, one of the vici | tim’s legs was still on the chair,7 strength to the accident Albert of Clarkston, and two! & * * * * 'CORLON TILE 2 bette : CEILING TLE g-* +e eet ee eee eens OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY) FRIDAY ‘TIL.9. TUS, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 So ne — Never Needs Waning. ; ~ ; a '’ Pyren S| ‘ee Pe : ’ : ‘ ad roe 2 ~ NEW YORK # — -— Things ; umnist might never know didn't on & mail: * .. The odds are that blond men‘ will - Jose their hair first, brunets next, and redheads last. That the U.S. Air Force has cccur, not at night, but during . daylight hours-and-within 20 miles | of an airfield. - That if you sent comic Red; : Skelton a red necktie for Christ- mas, you made a mistake... He hates ‘em .. . His favorite color is gray. * * * That the poet Coleridge, when asked if -he believed in ghosts, replied, “No, I've seen too many of them,” That a midtown office has this; sign: “Samson slew 10,000 Philis- tines with the jawbone of an ass. 4 eee chemically treated paper which turns red if placed on a_ fresh): fish and purple if the fish is stale. That Supreme Court Justice) That the female glowworm glows to advertise when she’s in the mood for love. That Bernard Shaw once gave this as his writing goal: ‘I, want people to. be’ sufficiently discon- tented to feel that there is some- ting to live for.” binges ... They eat great quanti- in their stomachs and cause them they see then — pink men?) | sneeze Means someone is. praising That ia toe tek seamen Sak Se ed New York State racifig~ didn’t even bother to cash winning Every day as many sales are tickets. totaling $29,424 ... times can't be too bad. you, two sneezes mean you are eriticized, and three sneezes mean someone loves you. * x «* : That there is a publication here N ew Zealander Enjoys Contest Against Nature’s Barriers ‘Alcoholics developed in SacicelGrapevine, in gives this definition of frustration: ‘Hitting a hole in one without any) ree*E'lad Ten have a new — boss likes an ides: " That the Japanese believe One® | eeil That. comediin Chores De Wit ‘That along Madison Avenue the! og saying ities of wild grapes which ferment] #ett#! to become inebriated. (What bas a. tight emt Lge ace will turn.” making a ton of aluminum’to keep “7 years before sae Gold. Rush Ga is began distilling fine Raspes Seoul cewtdiy wal Daily ask them if it is true that West saga light —= 8 + «+ Was due to Hillary Battles _ Polar Pe wre By _ By INTERNATIONAL NEWS Sir Edmund Hillary is once more| experiencing what he has described | F ele: _ as a “certain fierce joy” in throw- ing himself against the barriers of nature: : The lean, lanky-jawed New Zea- lander has climbed the world's Mahar Fee Mount Everest. Now (Advertisement) = People 60 to 80 COPY DOWN THIS NAME . . »« and write today to find out how you can still apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy to help take care of final ex- penses without burdening your’. family. ___Mail a postcard or letter, giving your name, ad-) dress and age to: . Old American Ins. Co. 3 West 9th, Dept..L1221A Kansas City, Missouri There is no obligation—and no one will call on you. You he ‘ies eid aieerha reported ‘pushing over fier peaks and plateaus to the South RESTLESS ENERGY “The Ascent of Senvent, ” which he clumsy-looking youth, cabeiealiy life, hie pew, were | convinced he was, in his words, “unsuited to an academic ca- reer,” and he joined his father’s | business as’a full-time bee-keep- | er, It was oak ‘contitionnas: The. business included the hard physical | labor of ¢aring for 1,600 hives, and in- winter Hillard’ had time to} “tramp round the lovely bush-clad| hills.” At 20, he scrambled to his| first summit in the Sealy Range} on the South Island of New Zea-) land, FIRST TO TOP EVEREST In 1951, he joined a New Zealand | expedition & the Himalayas, | worked at climbs of Mount Ever- Tenzing became the first humans | to set foot on the world's peak. He was knighted, returned to ew Zealand to wed Louise Mary being the brightest boy. in the class.” can handle the, entire trans- action by mail. ow New Zealand Alpine Club, con- | volunteered | , daughter of the president of est, and in 1953 he and Sherpa/iif ‘CENTER cur ‘Tender Sliced | Beef Liver 29, |e" 3 +40 ON a Lean, Meaty — GUARANTEED "FRESH coupon entities toa 1 th limit—Fresh Tues. 49° Only WITH MEAT ee 45 (Tel-Heren S. TELECRAPH RD. Shopping Center) 398 AUBURN AVENUE 5060 DIXIE HWY., Drayton Plains TH HILL SHOPPING CENTER Stokely’s Tomato Juice 46-07. oy hd Hunt’s California Fruit Cocktail 219° FOPEN MON., DEC. 30°TIL-9 P.M., TUES., DEC. , 31°Tll bpp ne mri Wrigleys a PVSS 99990864 Mel-0-Crust Enriched Rye Bread 2%. Not eveileble ot 45 $, Yelegraph Hospitality Treat Case of 24— Reg. Size Punk Instant Callies Dice It, Slice It, Bake It, Fry It! Hormel’s Spam — Kosher or Polish Kool Krisp Dill Pickles # hae 2 30° of “st 49° Pork & Beans Ai sin dat ~~) 5 lee i : st : | : eee : ? ; . ¢ 4 ‘ eee e Ss yy CE or LA ee _me PONTIAC PRESS, ‘woNDAY: DECEMBER s 80. ‘1957 | Bree 3 4 % ‘cloak ; which the - - Soviet Propagandistst! nn a 7 3 hie Focal Point Eze | : "(Midd e East May Be the Focal, Point |se7 ie mri wa ronatang — drive. This “information : king: Overtime — of Communist Drives Next Year om’ a Cetra’ Commi tive to trade unions, which in- : cludes an international section. in- to Sell. YU. S. She By WRIAAM 1. RYAN jtended for guidance of foreign; AP ews : : ai , The World Federation OF ee a ae es = : all-out concentrated Communist " up ae drive to 1058. on infiltrating all other : utirebellion that is continuing * * *& an dextending “its a. led countries." A Krémlin intention to concen- ‘eity p eam vagy gli re Damage - |said, “Moscow sees the retreat trate on the Middle East almost jot the dependent and , “Boom in Soviet Union — new|from collectivization, the revolt to the exclusion of other areas is ies, irrespective of ae: sought control and the “the 1 st|indicated in the Soviet press. The oe [alive fu the bors of ensnntwort in plninclothes, tas bees our flceribated rctves. telling. the| wi Sie uiiaas we and workers which are occuring pened and faces tial board. 8¢-|Communists aan o point of|s laa prohibition of nuclear Middle East, is totally Commu- }in the satellites," greatest Moscow pressure will be| { . = e¢ «4 rc ; Fa idea is to try to convince) = / tag baxt te the West and that Se-| -/ : Viet advances ptove the inevitable| ° PA , triumph of ‘communism and the : id ings, that ple in the sky will A spired and serviced by the official : ace ee 5 up ther | to .| for bust and that it/ will drag) * s allies along. | , ) ‘More riding pleasure and extra safety are yours vid on beautiful, new concrete hi hways S 4 | | a | Al wees oe Hic : Michigan drivers prefer concrete 9 to 1 according to a recent survey. They like Mi | are : an == ~ the safety, durability and economy of smooth-riding concrete streets and highways. | 4 z * ‘ 2 : * ‘ < > | You'll ride in style and even greater safety You save as a taxpayer. Michigan’s new : j in 1958, New concrete highways are here to- _ coner¢te roads will last 50 years and more, | day and many tiles more aré coming soon. ~~ yet Cost no more than asphalt built tocarry ~~ ~~ q These are the finest highways it’s possibleto __ equal traffic. They’re even better than older : | build, thanks to your state highway engi- | concrete roads which have outlasted second 1 neers. They’re designing your highways-to choice pavements nearly two to one. And [i take full advantage of the latest advances maintenance costs are low. Concrete costs i L epee — in highway engineering and construction. 26% to 58% less to niaintain. You also save on concrete. At night, ite light ~~ , They're using. top-quality concrete. These a8. a driver. Tires run cooler . ; . there’s no fi surface, : skids. . : : et pons asa pis » a Cas are the firat-class roads that Michigan surface “drag.’’ Studies show you save as i drivers have been demanding. much as 4% on your car a oil, ‘ And what could be safer? Rain or shine, brakes, steering. _ concrete’s grainy surface gives dependable Next time you glide down a new concrete skid resistance.\At night, its light. color lets ‘you seecfar better than on dark surfaces. Your car handles more easily. There are no highway remember it’s the finest in modern ‘highway engineering. It’s the result.of years of research, ‘testing and production progress... ruts or ripples, no “fighting the wheel.” Laid Many people helped:develop this better con- 7 flat, concrete stays fat! . crete, including your highway eneineers.. elit , , ! | PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION j 107 You get “mon ride. lnpeere pre echn Yes get new highwuys fost. Moder qddhadk speeds 2108 Michigan National Tower, Lansing &, Michigan © . | FE 56 assure @ sesooth, bump-free ride. Le construction, es oF quality tek Bee A national oe to en and extend the uses of conceate 12 Wet Pike ‘ “Municipal Parking Lor ei j ; ops ' oe 4 % ! fog) 4 / ay, , : \ i . ( \ * f 4 | % r * ¢ fe é f : 4 * = i j t - } 3 , in Ae : ‘ \ | . . c : a ' ry : ‘i f * 2 ' ¥ : : f k # ¥ ; § Pee: 4 Eee, 3 $ 4 4 ‘ 5 . o- | ah re ae ; / i } ee _THE. PONTIAC PRESS. _MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 30, 105t When Wall Tumbles ™/Sharp Curve Tosses. te Tanker Truck Off Road TRUCKEE, Calif. «—An empty tanker truck missed a sharp curve last night, ripped out 108: feet of guard rail and plunged down an|- embankment. A California highway patrolman Three others|said the driver, Edward Silva, - we wasn't hurt and drove the truck daughter had skull fractures-and away. + a lead a. ee oe er - Junior Editors Quiz-on— | “ae _UVING FOSS! ‘Start Your New Year Right Gardner, who did “Duffy's Tav-| |Warners she'll be dazzled by the | new dressing room being construct-| especially for her. Ann Todd is in New York con. re by Helping Us Celebrate Our CHICK-INN 565’ SOUTH SAGINAW ST. oe {Formerly Drumstick) EVERYDAY SPECIALS Se Aten Delicious Fish and-Chips : 59% Includes Salad and Roll Breakfast Special Bacon and Eggs, Toast . . 63+ § Served Anytime Se — Se Try Our Curley Dog .. . . 30¢ The Tastiest Hot Dog in Town Curb or Carry Out Service Daily 6 A. M. to 2 A. M. — 7 Days a Week na ee QUESTION: Do prehistoric animals still exist? — | ANSWER: Before man lived on earth, scfentists tell us, an film another property. ; yee lastounding number of strange creatures were here. We know|_ He has acquired the rights wiof Rabid Dog about them from fossil bones found from time to time in rocks, Three.” Billy was lucky enough to You may win $10 by using a postcard to Violet Moore: ‘with a good question. This one paid off for Alice Ogg |of Roxana, Ill. Tomorrow: Did they ever find. the “mlesing ‘jern” on radio Yor so many years, | a Soe ea tae Se, "Sea faa ed “This Is Your FBI,” on radio, home in London will personally ° adapt. “Persuad- go toate mnt ri you to morrow, ; (Copyright, 1957). AUDREY BUYS PLAY si ee Since Audrey Hepburn will. be { tures are living right today. One is the famous whooping erape, |inson for the comedy which will be |4"@4 vacationing Florida Southern: thousafids of years ago, but which may not survive much, when 1 longer. Another is a great fish found recently in African wat-} Molaay play ers. Scientists had learned about it from fossils before they| the time I met Molaar in Bude-|house pet dog which died of ra-! -beeame familiar with the living fish. One of the best known} ; fot all “living fossils” 1s called the horseshoe crab— rat is not a true crab but a seagoing relative of the scorpion. A Sieteee eas |foot or so in diameter, it is found along the seacoasts and is familiar to bathers because it comes ashore to lay its eggs. = ‘¢. x » FOR YOU TO DO: Watch for horseshoe crabs if you visit the shore this summer, and meantime color this picture for, : our scrapbook. ee es oe tied up until the fall of 1988, Bily| Vacationing picture with her, has decided tol Students Warned LAKELAND, Fla. (—One. hun-. College students have been noti- 2 . tied by Y have pbout the . tele phone they might be hoe wna le come in contact witha sorority, * Now! “TARZAN. and the LOST SAFARI” “PUBLIC PIGEON NO. 1” , ,link”?) Himalayan Kingdom ‘to Build Distillery CALCUTTA‘: @— Premier Rus- tomjee Dewan of Sikkim. says his. ‘tiny Himalayan kingdom is going into the scotch business. | Reports reaching Calcutta today Hickenlooper Hits : Chorus of Pessimists |i, ii late ani Poricalserert “wees “ti wo enlooper (R-lowa) said today &/Monte Vanton, welcomed her first WASHINGTON # — Sen. Hick- COME! JOIN Us!” . _ TOMGREEY sheen etiiaad OFF. 31 "GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE! CELEBRATION © FOR THE FIRST TIME — YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO START THE . NEW YEAR 1958 — IN YOUR CAR AT THE DRIVE-IN. THEATER made -- . iambles et. Hun--. oa Se ee ee ee gary, ( Oalead ths Uehalee whine *Phe-entire student body of about # Features Today ot 1:05 - 3.10 - 5:10 - 7:10 - 9:20 ions Dae Seen et 3:15 - 5:20 - 7:20- 20. 9:36 . EWART GRANGER GUN rUN GLORY DEAN M rN RTIN TEN THOUSAND BEDROOMS RHONDA FLEMING ee eve ane saying ex- ating unnecessary confusion about ‘perts believe Sikkim's water , ' bles a Mile ne “would not be difficult to). * * * . Hickenlooper, a member of the | Sikkim's seven-year plan gives|senate-House Atomte Energy Committee, in. an_inter- view to Democratic critics who have contended that administra- FRANKLIN, N.C. (® — Weaver) - necessary jWikle, 30, of Franklin, was walk-in. chorus of destructionists m,” he i : “Despite all the wild talk jSlumped to the ground uricon-| shane how we are dropping be- hind Russia, we have a’ tremen- Hie awoke in a hospital. "He had\dous ‘number of missiles. broken shoulder. Wikle's com; «T am datistied ‘that we “are , roa reife r wteaditne geht eensoe [ine 26 rete were. reported! WOSt Wont BOW [mr erouncen ” |Algeria : : © 4 Burns’ engagement AL A rebel sshd Weta the enamel Red Restrictions eS Se jand 17 cars of an Algiers-Oran| - from the tracks near BERLIN ~The West made : Clear today i. will not bow to new t| by|;Communist travel restrictions im- fpother rebel attacks at various/posed to force the Allies to recog- points. nize East Germany's Red re- TILE SALE® ™igime. * * * ‘East Germany -announced yes- terday that, eflective Jan. 1, cv ne flian_travelers must have East tion complacency has permitted | the United States to lag behind) “chorus of destructionists” is cre-|child last August, Walled Lake [rey beer bole tnsed rom 0| MANE = Ro0dProgress—in- thelr a Ariat 2781 ) Hickenlooper am 4 in Revol wa Felicia : | : tement : HELD OVER! French Report Killing __ tine with the | aration|Richard Quines, Sy Devore’ with to enter and pass through the jRussian satellite. . « This could tiga Be Western _ i “Good ty have Ethel Merman | back in-town. She and her nice German instead of Soviet visas'husband, Bob: Six, arrive tonight | i Fre Sen 10:45 PLASTIC WALL TILE i oa ¥ a) rd @ @ J al EJ eS LINOLEUM | L ) : 7. WALL TILE “RUGS” | Saatitberty | FREE @ ¢ 54" va 95; | We bean = 29° wr. Wide | Plastic 54% 9 ite Tile Bie RE corer Shan utters | Ma" Armstrong Gold Seal | ARMSTRONG (gm Pa INLAID TILE | ASPHALT TILE le | Bie for icnn, GV" | =| EM Both, Etc. i ae oe 9x9 Irreg. a" 7. ats | = Th Floor = a e p jane ag 97-10 Sea Be Dew ec" = @ PARK FRE ff I OUR LOT Me i nEAR oF 0 Soe Fei. ‘til 9 | Ds == & | re APO RHKS ED AGRON SE ET EOE SF PUREET ETRE CORR RONERE EE | a j i i : the Patricia mantel é ¢ iT ite i FE Hy rE 1k ~ ELIZABETH KIRK — - Juliana M. Hauser Wed in Cranbrook Ceremony an Ui! al iy! Ree Interview ' fi ih lit eect a ea on ingle wae Sr Ps ¢ Hl Reviewing the progrem for the day's events at Peatige Prose Photo = Such as a heater or radio - IVORY-AUED GOWN ae dy ——— ee omer = the Stabafa Club’s President's Luncheon held Satur- the group; Lynne Benter, junior sponsor, and Mrs. aeamict el tie my = ~ ‘The Dein ‘chaite @ princess. — — ~ Blige : gag ~ “day at Devon Gables were Sue Koprince, president of Basil E, Brown, sponsor. ae of safety. pg puted i hen tg Bea : Te terview, “ % ii ot Monod Yaae taeamaias For a reception at Detroit ‘This means knowing when to © es ° see | with seed pearls snd eoqune oe CM IDA aides wea reo at, whee © = . T ‘ . ‘ s go. ae Couple Exchanges Vows Wife Needs beer the cop mele: with rutrum ‘es piaed Au farting ts com © s : : va ; Berbara J. “Moe an emerald brocade gown with viewing you. If he consults his ~ in Birmingham Service Her Humor ~ * & an orchid corsage pich, shite in his chai, © Bery 3 oe Reinhard, Seon et mate tae Mmmeriese | Sas earee ce sieaee ; : ‘ suit seems to awa Two hundred guests witnessed in Capital daughter of lace, and the bride carried © traveling to Vallejo, Calit. San thy cieeplontiogn wind | the Saturday evening wedding Ad 6 b Mu dM pre sopeon peta : ts job , has of/ Barbara Ann Speicher and vice Given Mr. and Mrs. © Ae NN : Many a job’ applicant Robert Donald Ferguson. The M Bracke Y Matron of honor Mrs. Richard [{ousehold Hints talked his way into a position, {| rs. Brucker a Henry J. Paul Mabee of Bowling Green, : then talked his way out of it © Rev. Glen Harris performed Luncheon ; Ohio, bridesmaids Gay Wright, OldMashioned festive lace again. : the ceremony in First Presby- Reinhardt Patricia Bauervic, Christine tablecloths have a new look this = _y | terian Church, Birmingham : * Libby and Kathleen Gleason year! They're Aas made of — wah er bine : *~ * * By JANE EADS + and Robert H. 4nd junior bridesmaid Penny washable nylon, dacron or orion one ee, ae ) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B WASHINGTON — Mrs. Wil- : . Hauser were gowned alike in fabrics that thrive on launder lay ty commie aan : Quinn Jr. of Royal Oak are ber Brucker, wife of the sec- Richardson _—_rosezlow velvet. ing in your. washer and auto- ‘wil : aye parents of the bride, and the retary of the Army, advises + © * —...’ Mmttie clothes dryer. For best Urganised tind. bridegroom. is the son of the Washington official wives a were married The gowns were fashioned results enclose fragile table- * * . won Fergusons of East — sense of humor is «most val- with scoop necklines, cap cloths in a meth bag tie “semis ologiesavetehing —> avenue. - ‘ Di? BSSet or ie Capa wre - Saturday ———" sleeves find Pieatin ag bac , : GOWNED IN SATIN . . see all . panels of matching satin. The ‘equpraent. a pe: Ste Sign nd __ - 4 The bride was gowned in an B.-4 Loh « benefit re- ee erg ~ _._ terviews last from 20 to : ivory satin sheath dress with cently, when flless pr Robert is the gence om ott | d it _ attached train. A seed pearl Mrs. Neil H. McElroy, wife of eee ; crown held a double veil, and the secretary of defense, from son of the : the bridal bouquet was com- attending a lunchedr Mrs. - | posed of lilies with a remov- Brucker was giving in her Harry §. | able corsage. * or. J Hea a eS es es 2 Richardsons. 428 Matron of honor _ was é Pinch-hitting for Mrs. Me Sale | Kurt Lauckner of Ypsilanti. ~ Elroy in the receiving line was | Mrs, Jobn Harrington of Mid- Mrs. Reuben Robertson Jr., | land and Marjorie Lea Speicher wife of the former deputy sec-- ps | ea ws nose ey St lee, et ea a 4 Royal. Oak was, unio, bridew j fiend ot Mrs Mckiny wo = MRS. ROBERT H. RICHARDSON - | Pree eligi ar naga ieee Cine innatl sie scially for “the a le = iE a Sac si aa AE Te dienes a The senior attends party. . ’ . * J neta red yet _— > inr ARMY CHORUS x : 3 Barbara J. Reinhardt : 4 — ns ven beige dress with brown acces- A highlight of the show Mrs. s. t wore green ~ i velvet. All carried red feath- softies. Mrs. Ferguson's choice Brucker had lined up for the Wears Taffeta for Rite : | ered carnations with holly on was a two-piece brown knit agg wi a. a ; : i : matie, Cabinet Defense i , : ese ——_ * seit Wi mapectiing acopareries. partment wives, was the sing- Baskets of white carnations, with powder ‘blue accessories “ y David Ferguson served as his Before leaving on a northern —=—ing of the famous Army Chor- chrysanthemums and giadioli and a corsage of white shat- ‘ brother’s best man. Another Michigan trip the new Mrs. = us which had a spe- banked the altar of Central tered carnations. Mrs. Richard- brother, Boyd Ferguson, Kurt Ferguson changed to a cinna- cial song for the wife of their Methodist Church ‘for the Sat- son's choice was a royal blue . Lauckner of Ypsilanti and John =—s mon-colored suit with matching new chief. . urday evening wedding of Bar-. street-length dress with dusty oe & Harrington of Midland seated accessories. The Mrs. Brucker, who had bara Jean Reinhardt and Rob- . pink accessories and a dusty Lo Samuel’ Bustice of Monticello. | the : attends Lawrence Institute of planned to give “some tips’ to ert Harry Richardson. pink shattered carnation cor- . For a reception at Roosevelt Technology. 4 newcomer to the Washington + @ -¢ Dr. Milton H. Bank of Cen. , The bride was graduated Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jacobs of Cooley _gregational Church. . ; ; from Michigan State Univer- 3 F ‘ ; S oa : : Oe eee ee ot ae mages & ay seh Mr, Richarden at st7eet celebrated their 60th wedding ’ anniversary. . ee oy Le Com pulsory Reti rement * heads, health, and happiness pj be wa? net East Lan. tended Michigan State Univer- The Jacobs have three children: Mrs. H. W. Fogal of — oo \ ae bara, Rentice will ; hs aes Pegg wmydraon nn sing, performed the ceremony pose 2 ghey Pponce — Boynton Beach, Fla.,.and Gerald €. and Donald M. tive in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Cannot Be Sidestepped more than three years here, eS ternity, He is now attending Jacobs, both of Watkins Lake. There also are four Where Mr. Eustice is employed. : : said: . COUPLE'S PARENTS Virginia Theological Seminary. grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. aoe University of Ss . By BEULAH STOWE * tire when he’s told to. It may of humor, know how to work and Mrs, Henry J. F fl to go when I am 65. They will 7 : urdened hus ~ ® , ; = c : * eT u fan oe ta say er 1 Seventy-five per cent ot 8 lation from his chores and Aa exp of ned pearls com O O een O oOrry for Mimseir keep _ group of men between : 3 bse ited : : : a ae working.” 45 years old said they would LjGHT DINNERS carried. a semi-cascade Af © DEAR ABBY: I just read do about friends who areal out she had been running starts to monkey. : ee ieee 2 of white shate } apart and starts to Ld “Sa cmp alow tet cr ay the ah cat th dos a nf" Sega SIN ee Sel wt os ee ee to DECIDE THEMSEL r: own ‘ : « mee : never as eS ater ieee ‘waa that: “light things” for the secre A ‘tienes ol the bide, Mast ee oe ae a fellow she had known only anything — just broke it, so = : grvter. Meet eae EO eee. for taty's dinner, which be fre , heaer ar them (or us)talk about six weeks. Pee much worse that. when I take . the age their themselves when they would quently doesn't, sit down tou — attendant and Mrs. Daniel Ma- oe ee ee 16 Se nee ee Sey a, * po ge retire, but agreed that Cmte — roney of: Ferndale and Betty mele does. uptotheieeth Triting me Because she didn't “Don't let_your kde try (0. “a * , +k * Orr were bridesmaids. All were wk uted “Sues aun want to break down my spirits fix these again.” I hate to” MORE UNDERSTANDING =— gig “I always wait until his seg- gowned in waltz-length red taf- cia tan ¢ non eee oo tee when I was away. I still love hurt tis feelings, but honestly... Management fs, howev about i poy A get Rm sa eka ern neck- ie dan Ghote snes blow - te a ee oe oe coming: aerstana Ty on ‘way home before lines and matching & people done. Please, se, Abby, _ tions i ol < the problems of retired people chiens . dinner ‘on the stove,” ee t ee ee neat Sie NO APPLIANCES > _ companies are engaging per uti get away from the + “we try to limit.our social pie wll gp eee ee ee ae HEARTBROKEN . camel to set up retire © Mow and ice when I retire, = tine to early lh tye my 6 variegated but I can’t stand it any more. era een ment: to help em- Gn 7 meee ® place? and avoid dining out whenever tions. ‘The bridesmaids ' ~ You poral her out of your ployes prepare-for their later nears possible. Long hikes are our — semi-cuseadies of white shat- heart by facing the facts. She years. “5 AeiTalee es lock at Thomas | ‘main form of exercise.” \. ‘tered ‘carnations. is married. It's better to ha $B AR ee eee ||, ee eeiie, whe ance SS prveie SeNNONOGA hed a twotiming gh trend 4ethese programs stres inter. the Florida line, or write tothe “a course in.imagazine and short Agee 3 - than a two-timi mex weit Chamber of Commerce there story: writing, ‘fan article Serving as his brother's best han a two-timing wife. May- views with future retirees : : wends be you are luckier’ than the in-advance of their 65th birth. ~\tor-information,..... to be read at- meet- Man Was. Lt, James G, Rich-. : re ‘ see . “Thomasville was one of the ings of the School of Govern. © ardson of Maftin, Tenn. Seat. _ : boy she married. :. ce ; irst-winter resorts in the coun- ment Club she. helped. or ing the guests were Henry "e a oe Seca) he in Derr x ; DEAR ABBY! How can I fy you was get my husband to leave our to Abigail \ black afternoon t tA ‘Must! i in Paris ’ Dhis isn't pea? new ‘but it’s & must at present in Paris: ” Three rows of pearls. on a. “been true’ ever: since Queen | Elizabeth's state visit. : ; dress. This has If you feel take heart. rators point out it is better to Have too few accessories. ? bare .of ornaments as com- pared with a neighbor’s home, your home ‘is Interior deco- Li 2-3027 4 Invalid Needs ~ 1621°S. Woodward, Reyal Oak, 3 Doors North of 10 Mile NANCY A, LEWELLEN Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Lewellen 4 of Devonshire drive announce |. the engagement of their daugh- ter, Nancy Ann, to Carl W. _ 10-0099 TE Zbro, ‘son of. the Walter: FIRST AID -Ziobros of Detroit. No wedding | Sickroom Supplies date has been set. os | There are 24 million owners of ‘bicycles in the U, 8. doANN HOWEY Mr. and Mrs. Johh B. Howey, of Indianwood. toad announcé the engagement of their daugh- ter, JoAnn, to Richard L. Boney, son of Mrs. Marvin K. Boney of West Huron street! No “date has been set for the wedding, . ~ Of State street announce the BARBARA DICKSON t Mer: and Mrs. John Dickson- engagement of their daughter, Barbara Marie, to Anthony ™ Zografos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zografos of Ruth street. - A Jqnmary wedding is planned. ot: West Colgate ave- - i ‘Mr, and Mrs. ul Mrs. Edward Ele son of Cameron avenue..an-— ‘ounce the engagement of their i 7 rat / By MURIEL LAWRENCE One night soon now your iele- phone will ring, distance. He'll ask how you and his father- are. You'll tell him. Then he'll clear his: throat and say, “Elia and I can't make it for Christmas, Mother. This year her folks want us to spend it with them. After all, I'm a married man... = After a moment, you'll say, “But you'll be able to make it for New Year's, won't you, Bob?" % Let 6 FED EDERAL Now! Your slim dark fashions will _ look their best! This jet black Play- tex girdle‘ with exclusive magic- finger panels pulls your tummy up pnd back. 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You'll think, “What She—Exerts Extra Effort to Be Gracious, Charming!" ‘This Rare Woman Devotes Herself to Making Others Feel Happy By RUTH MILLETT She always produces that little extra effort that makes for-graciousness and charm. If she hears that an acquaintance is ill or in the hos-. |pital she doesn’t just say, “I’m sorry to hear that.”! She writes a note to the person immediately. If a friend has a house-¢—— guest, she finds time to/cause she doesn't want to make! call and plan some kind anyone feel indebted to her. i of entertainment for the! She can be counted on to put in! guest. \a good. word or soften an indict-. When she meets a newcomer . comes in for criticism. But she she makes him ‘feel comfortable : it without making those who and welcome by steering the. con- are less charitable feel she is try- versation toward. matters he can! ing to bass them in their pines. take part in. SAGINAW A AT ' |making it seem like no trouble at jall. And she never afterward men- a each other, so that-to have her for a friend is to have a per: Sona) press agent. When she reads or hears about an achievement of someone she knows, she makes a point of let- ting the persen know she heard the good news, and she also makes a point of telling others about it, to her. When she offers to do a faVor| She is that rare woman, the one for someone, she has the knack of;who always makes the little extra) effort it takes to make others hap- men- py, pleased with themselves and comfortable in..her company, er too preoccupied to listen atten- oka the Sever eos be- adie ate. “age an Wii dinile ch an testpinainai in your child will exactly measure ee at toe expectations of Se your that your expectations of him are toe lofty. And the question to ask yourself is, “Is this misery I feet caused by Bob—or by my rage at bis refusal to let me control him?” — . If you don't want the afiswer, it’s all right with me. 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As they were talking, \Riley’s car began rolling down the. hill. mg Riley. put his ear in reverse and stepped on the gas. —too hard. His car crashed backward into Sewn) em gi the front of the squad car. meeting of Baghdad Pact nations — al eed in Turkey next month. It will be Oakland Fuel & Paint The officers said Riley and his! the first time he has done so in _ 430 Orchard lake four passengers all had been drink-| the pact’s three-year history. FE 5-6159 ing. Riley had n@ operator's li-| The United States does not be- . cense on his person, they said,| long to the pact, whose mem afd was wanted in three Michigan) bers include Irag, Turkey, Paki- Cockroaches | cities, including Flint, for failure| stan, Britain end Iran. But thie ‘ ‘to appear in court on traffic vio-| country supports the organiza. 1 One Full Year_Guarantee |/lations. " tion and has sent observers to 4] From Houses, Apartments, t * * each of its meetings since it was A tery Stores and Restaurants. Re- || Riley was lodged in Oakland! formed in February 1955. - main out only one hour. No [County Jail pending arraignment) The State Department signs used. Rox Ex Company Wes Pont. St. Bk. Bids. FE 4-016? } car |today on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. The township planned to bill him for / Youths Caught in Chase [condition at the Vann Hospital (R about $300 damage to its patrol Brighton, with a fractured skull. He was injured when his scout car followirig|left Milford road near Rose Center spotted the two youths. | iby $100,000 Blaze and two I-yearold girls at 2 10:45 p.m, Saturday “rinking in» a cer parked in a field off Har-— vey Lake read, about four miles The troopers said they noted the license number of the fleeing car, driven by Minch. The youths were arrested Sunday morning. The girls, one from Commerce and the other from Milford, were not held. Minch and Mager also face charges of possession of alcohol, | State Police said. 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HE LA BS SERIE Sie, aenem eisane seine ey ay eae panes Da Fe 5S ee oe Se aaa ones saat oo Madison eyes are on a stray dog passing the reviewing couidn’t refrain from smiling as he stands with that hit Fa in June. Storm the MISSILE FAILURE, — tha Seigeahs ‘ied, Ue tase cane stand in front of the White-House during the Jan- _the President and Mrs. Eisenhower : Ape 7 ce a toppling, bursts into flame during attempted takeoff at Cape Cana- . *. : : oe ee eee Sane eee veral, Fla., in December as the U. 5S. rushed to get @ satellite into outer space after successful Soviet launchings. | caceerigeet acinae pieieeaantgtet cel aatate ciecamencmen CONVICTED — Army Special- ist William S.-Girard of Ottawa, Ii, was found guilty by a Jap- , _s - - : ~ anese court of the fatal shooting as : Liane “| MAKING MARK —. 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It is oil treated ~ to. make‘it. a cleaner burning coal, has more BTU’s = per pound oo no.ash content. The - Gee's metered trucks wil done ‘NEW MOB HEAT with additive RT-98 to your home at no. additional cost" ‘You can depend on NEW MOBIL nace oil for warmth, comfort and cleanliness and on Gee for prompt, dependable metered: truck delivery in-all kinds of weather, Dia FE 5-8181- jhe @ ‘ Wilson Happy, Brown Glyn | Dressing Room Quotes WE e.. F a The 19-yard touchdown on a pass. interception yesterday was Terry Barr's first touchdown in pro foot- ball with the Lions. x* * “* : Twe hours before game time yesterday, cou pte thousand. Browrs’ fans marched a mile’ from the train station iq Briggs Happy George Wilson, who in his first year as head coach of the Lions, guided Detroit to the National Football League _cham-igu pionship, paid tribute to the team and to his rivals after yesterday's Stadium “We don't give jresounding 59-14 romp over Cleve- a damn for whole state of (land. Michigan, we're from Ohio.”" A’ | few minutes after the game start- ed the flag of the Ohioans in the stadium began dreoping. great. Last week I, was tossing up. WILSON SAID: ‘Paul Brown is |for this game.” the best coach in the National Football League, we got every - be break and we played one of our 42 best games.” “We used eyery- Briggs Stadium lights WeTejthing we had in the books, we ~ turned- on an hour before gamejnad no reason to hold back.” ’ time yesterday by the order of|This was team victory from the Commissioner Bert Bell for theicoaches to the players to the purpose of erasing shadows and #0|trainers."’ ce help TV reception, ‘ * * ates Former Walled Lake stars} Larry Hughes and John Walker were among the spectators at the Motor City tournament fipals Sat- urday night. Hughes is ~ now~- on the freshman team at U. of D. Walker is on the mend froma re- brought on by a -footbalt - injury} ~ ‘suffered while. playing frosh ball at Michigan. : CHET HANULAK (Brown back): “Now I know how it ls Lions’ Fourth Indians and Pontiac Kids, cham- land Browns Detro pions of the preps and junior di- —_ ~ . __visionstm_ the recent. Neighber- Lions ek South. National hood Gang hoop tourney, were Football League championship presented team trophies by the ‘|yesterday. Results of previous North Kiwanis Club at a lunch- cham Pp games, which began eon today. in eS: , ~~ € 6 = &£ 2 Oldtime fight “fans will be ee Bears 23. N.Y. Giants 21 pleased to learn that plans have isa4 Urata New, York uanta i ne Shr geretent a eases sanno "Brazzi. will portray the seers oe, AE aoe *, : French pretender to Jack Demp- 1941—Chicago Bears 37, N.Y. Giants 9 eee... ich sea Wecintn * 2. Ss eae ste mim | A poor summer in baseball is} REDING HIGH—Detroit cap- | 19—Chicage Bears 24. 8-Y. Olsots 14 said to have made a foothaller| tain Joe Schmidt was hoisted | 19* @, Cards 28, Phils. 31 - out of Texas Christian ace Jim) to the shoulders of happy | iss—Philadeiphia 14 Los Angeles @ Shotner who. will likely be @/ Lions’ fans after the 50-14 vice | j9pe—fisvleland 30, Los Angeies 3 Cleveland defensive back next! tory yesterday. The linebacker |. 1983—Detroit 17, land fall. He had previously preferred] clutched the game ball and his | 5; Crerdand be Dene 10" baseball but a .}48 mark in a| helmet as the fans tried to 1868 Cleveland 38, Cos Anecis ee | take home a few souvenirs. iss} —Detiol M8. Cleveland 14 baseball loop changed his miind. SPORE © “NFL Championship — The 50-14 victory over the Cleve-. Team Was Called ‘Worst’ by Ex-Coach By BRUNO L. KEARNS DETROIT — The year 1957 fs only two days away from taking its place with the past, but for 43-year-old George Wilson the year memorable in his life. it Was a long hectic struggie '57 Bumpy for Wilson, the rookie ‘coach of wilt probably go out asthe most) 'the Detroit Lions, but the climax came yesterday at Briggs Stadium ito the tune of 59-14 over the hu-! ‘miliated Cleveland.-Browns. seven years under head coach Buddy Parker. When Parker e AP Wirephote BROWN STOPPED — Cleveland's outstanding : Jack Christiansen (24) is being moved out of the rookie Jim Brown (32) goes nowhere on this run _ play by a Brown blocker. The Lions humiliated as captain Joe Schmidt of the Lions hits him low. * the Clevelanders, 59-14, at Briggs Stadium. ad t e a Cage Results MICRIGAN MOTOR COLLEGE SCORES CITY CLASSIC Grorg!:. Ja. .vetr e+ (*hamp.) Marquette 82,.-Columbia $1 (for 3rd: OLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT Alma 7i. Flint JC 61 see nyc } Central Mich. 81, Hillsdale 54 (for 3rd) Michigan State 77, So. California 67 Michigan 78, New Mexico 66 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Cincinnati 14, Drake 72 Tennessee 83, 68 Tilinois 83, Miami (Ohio) 75 Wichita Lovisiana State 61 Marshall 97, Washington Lee 73 Washington. (St. L.) 47, Valparaiso 43 San Jose 71, Arizona (Tempe) 62 Holiday Festival Semifinals Temple 91, Seattle 73 California ©, Daytor %5, overtime Consolation Pitt 71, Manhaittn 63 Connecticut 74, NYU 6 Dixie Classic North Cann %, N C State %, cham- announced that the net receipts Brown $3,508 and each LA Ram $2,216; and in 1956 each Giant 33,- 479 and each Detroit, as the winning team,|— Businessmen Move to Keep Reds in Cincy Lions $$$ Share New NFL Record Earns $4,295 as Split Goes 42 Ways The National Football League # from the game totaled $479,582. Gross receipts, including radio and TY, totaled $593,967, a new mark. Each Lion will take home $4,- 295 while each Brown will re- ceive $2,756. ———. . This was the highest individual share in history of the champion- * * * Previous high shares were in 1952 Each Detroit Player! Western. Tracy Suffers Ankle Sprain Fallback Tom Tracy, who scored two touchdowns in the quarter, he took a 16-yard pass over the middle from Tobin Rote and got a first down on the Cleveland 25, He was. hurt on e to be helped from the did not get back into WEEKEND 3. ow sclee “ceggaa’ deep Manan: fe Pe binvile Pag a 32 Ro GEORGE WILSON — Head Coach made his bombshell speech at the banquet four mogths ago, he called the Lions “the worst team ever seen in training — |_ Wilson was ‘renounced Parker's statement. The road the Lions and Wilson took was-a bumpy one. It started charge, his former boss, _ja@riving Parker blasted him verbally and then Layne was put out of action _appointed to _sue-! ceed Parker and immediately he! EEE : + Wilson: ay ai with a broken ankle: * * * Parker and Wilson crossed words twice, and the second time the Steeler coach told Wilson, “You're no coach, I helped the Colts Wilson was praised by newsmen ' " out German a oe Obm, 119, ROLLYWOOD—Boots Monroe, 119, Los| and the Bears beat the). One thing Wilson has to the jinx which has befallen cha: pionship teams of the past ~ # } When the Lions won the Western Division title in 1954, they finished ect sen : ic ! : = = 2 f i 3 { : e3 aE b~ 1 nt > 2¢ y i i i H z hd e gt ip } ‘i Hi ee when each Lion got $2,274 and each Brown got $1,712; in 1953 each and each Lion $1,585: in 1955 each Bear $2,485. * * split $181,282.23 among 42 persons. Cleveland divided . $120,854.82 among 43 5/6 shares. CINCINNATI (®#—The enhariced Due 7. ‘ake Forest 75, overtime, third ig $3, fifth ‘ By Dea tt : Ky i seventh -- ion -got--$2.424-and--each- Brown! ~~ $1,654; in 1954 each Brown $2,478 2: ses Ubewe nes aPeP eens ee lost 25 Ss te ERS dae o 48 i F : " ; penetiesd occ 65i OO - =. i 3 ta st Bg ie _, Dettnit's third world ; 1ESBS | Wilton Stops 23. of 24 end, Sites deveon or the underdog Wes at ichgan's All : "| Shots as Replacement)ceets, had thei Tanne 2 ipod bl | for Injured Si Cz : Pas chinitnies UDGET PL AN cc ats tecret toe teres DETROIT @ — Ross fetiy) Firestone —. : urban Wyandotte. John Groat, 36,|Wilsqp, genial assistant Detroit pw - Year's Day, Trophy : A Friendly jone of the owners, said he put up|Red Wings trainer, never skates|WOndering whether the lightning)gained 46 yards in 14 , : Credit . a S-foot antenna, finto public view unless there's an|C°Uld hit them, too. A The Medneaip oie SHIRTS! : é' Serice cost $200 to set this up,” emergency. The wave ef upsets: which gomery, Ala., was neatly : nie it was worth it] Such a crisis confronted the| Made the bighlyfavored Bucks |Ken' Ford of Hardin ee a ee . i guy we can‘see|Boston Bruins last night when| ® Dit wary were Saturday's 3-0 |threw 12 completions What a~Shirt! Reach! Stretch! we want to." ‘ tearly in the first period of their| Temmessee victory ever Texas for a touchdown and 185 Bend! S$ BROTHER Work Shirts” Lee, 2, of Southfield|22 tie game with the Wings) 4@™M, and the West’s 27-13 con- ithe Gray bested the Blue, started on the 59. facg thea Sotanad? ip, watched the in hig|f0alle Don Simmons suffered a| T¢st of the East in the Shrine The South was favored by Ford had the edge in the — ocube G, with Te \dislocated shoulder — a tie ot Mionemte ter BROTHER FLEXSLEEV Work outside Simmons will be sidelined Coach Sedoct asian Maimien (tere to. cx tock bead ayes sie Nesbitt picked up 91 yards rush- of 14 passes for 143 poreipociyage esses § H | ? 8 i ; 2 and comfort, Long-wear Sanior- ized fabrics . . . Non-rip sleeve facings and non-twist, Flaps and Bellows pockets. and interline a f F i E u ak . a) | i -Inn in Lincoln Park, so0d-naturedly. Despite an im +1 hope before it opened at noon, sonic | elimation to overweight, he gave ‘ioe: trend “< with portable radios se as not to | up only one goal, lriaht en tele et Be ee dee cn | Wilson, who played five seq-/suit me asid . snive-tan See-toene tha eit seats | sons ’of' minor league hockey with|evety, game is played on oa oy Binokurow, 35, owner of;up to the occasion: he egged the Where we were.” i : _ bar in Hazel|Bruins on ine high pitched voice| ‘The teams with the big S YEARS TO PAY | : Seed a Chances are 10 to 1 Wit howe and | with such as “hold him/| teok it om the chin in the — PREE suRVEYS : ; = : : J a 2 you need this - + tem at West Shrine game and the FURNACES « on aes ‘was cue '& WY ft , have to yo bas 10 ae te cham| 7 eibattte spale'senirance| Bowl et weckend, BOILER REPAIR — SALES ond SERVICE | cass highlights of an action-packed|cas were dropped, 27-13. Union Made i zg i F af Fi SALES ond SERVICE = 177 Edison, Pontiag Bus. FE 42811 Nite Sepvice. FE 42 CRR-TURES ionahin.” he oe “og|inte the game was among the : j | | | : 7 os ; FLEXSLEEV 5 | : comfort of the famous , vA a = 2 = rere te [f 2 a & — i i BRAKE ADJUSTMENT p A League campaign. W | wie craneneancs FT FOSPEL AWGY | ses cmon te norne nv! WINS FOUMEY | SHIRTS PANTS oe vi By THE ASSOCIATED PRess |Wotuk went In close to the Red ge ren] SES TYE Complete Tune-Up | 2s ee Tae: REPACK FRONT WHEEL. the DETROIT -~ Georgia SPRL Sx ‘oe t 4 pon totem gt ane Loree me arcy’ Geechee cite rah Ge Actor City 5) ee FREE PIGKUP and NOW BOTH FOR $5.00 ~—to. assure long life and seer getin ee ‘onie came back five minutes later and/®@ment with a 70-66 victory \ Py i 5 == a improved pe a, weekend oe ae oo when: Don on [need on Pee adept oom a im . 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Webb, 17, of eS ae “New York Stocks ; ; i rn 1.3% Shout 209 cows; quality fed steers im- Sept. « secne« ed ee : ‘show. ‘Township Hatell « v2. -00 iL choice steers ever 1150 Ib.; caly r ....... i3sifew small lots native meckers 888 County : feeders; early trade steers and Leckh Airc Treated : jo uneven, moderately active to ’ ee —_ sales steady to cents Pontiac active, be-1.00 highet: saris sales chotes Meck Ire "22. 303 Jean Sawcle, 1: | steers 966-1250, Ib. mostly 25.86-37.00; tin, Gl... 25 Ann Burnett, | sont Maes eat to pe meee D Stirs a ; | ftv head prime 1118 Ib. steers 29.60; Am roe BH‘. % f St., and her : ‘ Suty "sme. shaend steers i1-secd3 9 Merce ke: ‘They | : : etility and: steers 17 : | pee S § Merrch as. ise | teas | hge choice te Stine be. Hon |... 832 by Delbert | ete 36.50: few good to low choice 4 Mins Mam °° 77 heifers 22.75-M.35: w and standard Armest Ch .. MA | heifers 17.98-23.18; cows 18.56- Mont Ward .. 28.2 _ ie : cheseet ssa eater Migeia Met Bier a uniajured, said , Experienced i, Diet eeteneat Waterford to Discuss” Caines ‘ana vesiere. Saiable: t00. Rariy Bat Dale os ~ : a0g Greases To work ‘evenings Operation’ of Facilities srs°° 22, *%4, "es, Be at feed! a8 1086 Fe ea “Thee-seee, oulls geal: He BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . / HIGHER ACCOUNTING SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND - GREGG SHORTHAND : he ‘YOULL WORK. ores 2 . re : ‘ wid YOUR SALARY ae - . QO aaeg, trom ot, to gre : | The Business Institute SAU Laectaeh Pestioc Pee! < =. ae Pe Vat the Sehol, Phon, or Return This Ad fr ullin ee ; 3 AY NIGHT TV SERVICE. oat ye 5206 or FE 00 \ Bebe: . \ Wanted to Rent 29)? . PARTY'S WAITING TO 1 perieneed contract man chn- ~ ARRO REALTY| Dump Pontiac Farm and | and . Ken Tem Industrial Tractor Co. | aL. Templeton, Realtor _. . FE 4-052) “ye sso r IMMEDIATE (3 SETAE los ww AC LLON TR! . . ts ton pickupe Hp Son, stakes! Sessdued. Your cosh upon sar. : of ty s BE ope pete Ra ts Painting & Decorating 20| ‘Maton Toompson, PE 44364. Television Service . are r) , e i 24 ci 7 W. Huron st MORTGAGES ‘ Lake Rd. FE For Colored Warited Real Estate 32A ~ Families LISTI LISTINGS © ‘ " os No 5, our time, pened : efforts & MODERN * EDROOM APT., — selling broperty” or business. newly 4 close in. $35 vy ver month, + 3B 7 ae trance ye tae Sema Ae | Sas Leslie R. Middleton mehnalhd eee WILLis M. ; rm... Will. |§ ROOMS & bath,. including hest,| a5 maomAne—see soa enk fume, ie "Howard. ‘PE '2.163e oe HAM — $60 rE: BREWER REWLY DECORATED AND WARM | tor. #10 per’ month. rebrigere Gas, neat: basement ame. - al LIVING. . . : Es MOR. (©1087 by HEA Serves, ng, “You'd be a jot more help, Mom, if you'd get back there and give Pop the commercial!” Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 See Mrs. 1 d, 16 Gillespie | ~ — = te erwai “~| NICHOLIE| Sree | Opey atthe oe ae = i = an NGS WANTED Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 TA OULD : LADD'S INC. [re - 3 rooms & bath. ehlig welcome, On the lai TV . Eve: furn.— J t = 5 Mia “Hewmas, Wis Grenerd Labe,| ROY A Ine year Bit toca ! is SPECIAL en- true in 25 room ; : two up. sy a “re rae ates) a ee Pe alte cee ie rte | Pie ee Xp to eh00 | | ROY ANNETT, INC, | pee ‘et nel ye ee on be ls ee & bath. +7328. construction, lovated east of Pon- “i 6. WHITE BROS. REALTORS Edw. M. Stout, Realtor +4 pues, : c} 7M. Gaginaw gh | PE bee) 923 down J mae peavonm, he “ig 4 - e ir month = O ' 4 ap the : Ee | eT $950 Down | DS hn K. OO CS a TRIE rag =» IRWIN vides smbaghaher’ things, Sch to Reas. ee ee ee, mm. ae ’ © teary tm bot wring AND BATH. Wirt RE. Spans Fas Beat? at AND KENNEDY et ee: Weds The Buy of the Month ment of = ears é waa f wast : . “LIST TN, Sagioay Bi. Fh PE Site / 7 ; Ligbts . “fide om paved road. Reasonabie| girictiy modern % bedroom bome |’ Se, A its bec hasn H ished 35 i aaeeet alk SEO. Le I me em oe 1 GILES , 4 “Jone ‘eld. 3 petra Loeb yOUn Pa ee nt — REALTOR : ; "sa : oy Tare atten VAN Eat | Regd a ed Sy oe ee —Michiaan_Apimel Rescue League aval a2 | §"OGad Po ; |. S072" Dinie “Hwy.” Clarkston. MA- aie . room, dine “Det Tnehading | fe ible. street Hobbies & Supplies 24.0% w. nuron st re 2721 | _hirs, “Newmas, is Orchard” Lk, |* gure Near’ Pootine ‘Motor Plasts sald wien vaamee PARTRIDGE Younes pee ta ars ie ae | tae miata PAINT THE-NUMBER PICTURES | '| Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 “SHOR ON HOURE, FOLLY a farm, MApio $5008. 1s THE “BIRD” TO sEE West Side” ee a nage anal sale, Tet a Bok Store is. taweenes oe| WANT RESULTS? ist ripon ) 6 mare, atao| Stal Su Sag ure wer | MAPLE SEY Shea eriees | BRICK INCOME | mat site Income JA Fine Home on Lincoln | . ig en mer ~ Notices & Personals 25| gavcrsnce ‘si uit mrLY FURN. By appointment. YE $3000." | targe brick tocome on norm sige| Tarver [ittana eae cise (AVEMME | ilsemaet ants ge ALIPIED "Suyers S| aac eareeretes —— = Menes. Lock, an4° youl be f’ Stout a A patie at 8408 S| GILES REALTY CO. | on Sine tie Beef CK RANGE — a : 00 6 ae, -NORTH SIDE ig ck yard F Qchool. Needs BOTS el © Fa pase: | But 22. 4966, thls 3 egroom as | : i. Oni - --_ =~ We Will Buy Cet se F : seperate} TODAYS BARGAIN | : a bedroom > te ‘ ° nyc: Ga L pres, ag oy Peed ot si bese On tages, th hime) See This Home on ropes, eke Gee ants Sat Bese i: REALTOR PARTRIDGE }-drecvewet om bacoens in Lact saee bans meeting| or apartments. Co, 2 Dixis ¥- Share Living Quarters 30). ‘Wanted Transportation 31 SERVICEMAN 1 DE OR will drive or tae Ans on or an, 2nd, or 3rd. OR 31417, |, Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32/7 PM. apr. CASH |e ‘- Hiuyers » ned or|? » Peeearsaan te ext discounts, Let an'.ex- - gale: 384 gy ht Pom erng Ye ee oe Rent Lake Cottages 36A wil consider dows . : SOOM HOUSE, FS a a ee | ao a i RM. & KITCHENETTE FOR 1/4 RMS. AND BATH. ‘T AND| RATED. REASONABLE, IN-|4 RM YEAR ROUND COTTAGE. : : EN.| person. $11 wk. FE 24300, 7 lghte turn. $18 a week O8 32015. i = Pontiac - Lake. a ag oe 1 BEDREM ii,| #snower, CLEAN KITCHENETTE. cared down moves - tach block to Wat , entrance and utilities, _im, Call MA 5-119 or UN taba. |- eet ; Priced: . only, $12 weekly. FE BEES: ee si yo OFFERS St BACHELOR APT. ti | 4 Rooms $ & BATH. HEAT FUR-| wice Loc se 4 ible. E. : F. M ras | SRENTAR GNFiS—| EEE oa Ta es, a gto | ee retere| sete cits Sei sein Large ard. Pay VERY ATTRACTIVE, 2 bedrm. sirents, Mieey and el home, —— at 4-0122 nished. -OR 3-1978. wes ger RAY O'NEIL:; Realtor Sete Ape a : . a a Be he * ent, Very is. & BATH. fl cal Yin ‘oo ETO SHARE HOME. FE| _¢owntown. 3 OR COUPLE TO SHARI 4 : ; be MN sie wim Datas,| tN STATEWIDE se ethad ‘a pateg EB Sve OSE Sk pee el oe Fee RIM RST 2 at” gt | RN hie | eure teriee aenvice 16,050 ~ 3 Bedroom BRICK | yids”. 2 5 . BATE nice, quiet, Aduits, act “comtiriabe le’ bed ; a. é 0 | Foam, full > pasem nent. ASS ee a. eee eee ee ee a stint Pelee ate — HOYT REALTY “haar, pemate| foorea, fal we ais, 7. hae jood terms. Rochester Area _ Why - |Roy. g|. Pay Rent? popatyste atest tt WARNING! w. M. Stout, Realtor Ay rg gd 4 * italia 7 slePamte® "| ¥ oy u ‘Some. Ss =. ae ake, ory =. WALTON. ene es ie Ree : a. -GET THE-€CASH- YOU- | & . | WANT. ..$25 70 $500 , ee = it 1230 IN RECORD TIM. TIME* : eT a ao ee : tons te eran i REALTY «‘¢barteaive ad Flaic ha the nerve ip xi#6'me tor ’ SEABOARD “aa 4 Readies Christmas? - The same thing I gave her!” ‘ < — en income nowes & Pe | “| FINANCE COMPANY | Sale Heuseliold Goods $7 PM Ww. DINNAN | ___For Sale | Sale Farms od er: pacRetNo 2 rae UBURBAN LIVIN “SMALL FARMS. ,uBuR ‘hat 2 4/2 Dedpom house. on, sel CASH LOANS ta vice pg “BUCKNER: © OFFICES 2 Felt im Sora sits) Finance Co. | sound aiid ire nite, a a PE Nott, Realtor } rom 10 W Pike vo COLORED | e— * OR AND EAGE $F. Wall Tile Se [ais : Call Rutledge, OM 31111, FE 4000.) - Pontiac oe a: TEAST REA ee - . Drayton Plains Ek 5 asana UPeIamr FARM HOME A LAND. FOR - . "eee. ew. 1 yr..old. 30M | : _HEW YEARS sPRoUALT reat Cal FEST. Walled Lake ane ee sgt re af ‘ang ty 2% fot SES pear A -* elon : "WHAT A HOME "mw eel ener} — Business Property 49 GET CASH QUICKLY SHOULD HAVE Imerediate Possession 40" eset .“y ois: MONTCALM. _Up to $500 150 “FEET. 1948 to 1955 ears, bring your tite ay SALES ee a minutes, OS ae tee eet area OR _3-8082 women's Work center. Where she. HIGHLAND . ey Se Salen ome ton Ve cores is the heart af, Michi. Pn ag reels on Suniars. erators, ranges & water heaters. Commercial Frontage [ Average Depth 300 Ft. 6561 Dixie Highway “Oakland % Mile South of MIS |] 6qn Company draperies. A’ Seal value, ealy 61.500 sown. Phone: ORlando 3-]259 Lane | ee RSA. | FE 2-9206 ss = nis - . nichgrd asie sh Ht H 4. a DOWN: Sah ul Yasement. | copied KENT S haem eterna Seer Ae rae | Sage" Pel S Few ormac era sume nia - > road 06 Williams Eotabisshed is 1916 sovie Fon Rent On SACE« La eotbed asan pena ts [208 FT, PRONTAOR ON BAL Dwrx 4.8 Lawrence St. PE 6158 Leslie R. Middleton, * A A : = ogee. ‘Dromimacely 12 setes. Neat Mont : OANS @ street. Call further in- 2 ia eet Orchard Lake Rd. formation , ie ; | Re WHY PAY REWT? Be yourown {aoe after 6 : ’ ree is §. with same wanthiy — oe ee "vers seat snd eoty x | : 'NTON TAKE Front ee: > | 3 TO S500: ss To eso “YO bon ‘© with full base- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rofitage SMIT H - WIDE MAN COMMUNITY LOAN CO ‘ ment. E location for GMC | haste 2 bette see peine, car Spacious $ room bome on FE 44506 _ _#13_W. Huron 30 E- -RAWRENCE FE 8-021 and Pontiac workers, New 2 pas DUPLEX ; peted living & dining rm.‘ mod- \ chard Lake s¥enue. Has je si FR LY SERVICE i furasee, lovely iawn. several ige * ream spatwent snd 9 6) eee ae en ample cabinet | ural fireplace & GAB furnace since SS Ty : 4 deeds ae ly * ere iter 4 e * ms gee. Lage ¥ g — Ln hae toom, ‘sparument is senna for, 3 caine: & closets & wtility | a peated “ne ane mee | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 499A t Bettie H 980 terms + 965: Serge enough t0 make monthiy pay-| room, A of furn. extra large | for light mie Easily con- | ~~ a BORROW WISELY. | BEDR . ‘ ; ments The 3 toom apariinent) ‘ € nent with -bdDlack top ed into 2 apts. or ma be | ; yR ’ : ¥ -Seuee® POSSESSION AT ONCE in” this! ee ae cesirauie yg Be RS woken for et geal pala BEAUTY SHOP FOR RENT From Apacinliats! eae suburberi freme house w }: ¢ rooms. large witch. S08R¢ constraction. Oniy $2,000 or, Seown by GREGG MEAT. WATER & gfaviPMEnt | i 2. S many hn 2 wg! oer. . ; *EMBREE & G NISHE Yao an : tage : pane lot “with several ee Civeane | 163 Union 79 HIGHLAND RD. OR 3.2863 - friendly one - day serie | with new gchool, paved rosé. Bus st) St : Unies Lake . -s Jow as $60,50. Michig = oor fe a reel buy wilh! Suteace to Pontiac Motor awe | EM 34900 ar on. a LE 1 SFALE GARAOE FOR COM Borrow’ up to 8800. Choose erescent 369 Orche e enly $1. down, Matic heat and bot water, mod- rom) i ; our own repayment terms. e.: ‘ : a rm wtibty room. Will |” privase” Close im Bell or trade: | et FE ein" ™ Houshota ‘has been solving "se D OAK 2S _ yuu Berianes oa | fede mt suburban property with) Aner § pm PE 5-514. | ee w muree he Ph. FE 63625 stone “FOR OEASE: ee mee | yee money problems for ith chair , ae on sysTEMs a u Open emings 1 bem lodar. . A. Thompson, location 55: Pe rE : ink R Irwin. Civilians am ie 42 sane fer FE Household Fins ee pe rented Mer - 5.1564 aousen om Finance Ff ing e. aie COT. 288 in A : Corporation with eel Fe ete Cle Wee a =) $490 Down la bed Business” Opportunities - $1 ay ag eel gel fir, FE 40935 NO OTHER Costs MOTE’. 4. Cnrrs. sit. ani mipimaiensiapsen engines wit ss ©. Webanint, ¢ teteme. oo | | Fiace Dixie’ Bey MEirove T2011; , WHEN YOU NEED f most new..Auto. heat, hot water, NATIONAL ORGANIZA i — a base, Ol heat. Water softener utility room Fence. Landscaped. | lecting sales “distributor for bad- | Tator do * 3 ~ , < - : : p nent with seetonaans ‘epace, Call nae acre ‘sae a down. 260 Ww. Ruger. 2 degre. ’ 2 Loy On NORTH NIA, al Service | ess and we veer | aan ake. a : ae _—— fer: om seit how, priced : EI ves. meat, in - Auto wer $000 cash - Hy z heat, het water. * screens, Saeed & se able of Producing very id iim: esa os or farauare. 7 Ne ; — value, $6.95, factory mar- Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor |,- < landscaped, ied ced. mediate income Stier - endorsers Payments to | cee ee ‘ red. Factory, guowronme.” Mish sae teak nm NOW HEAR THIS very | high earns by repeat Pudge. We will be gind to help |! ‘ -) ve. — 13. ‘CHAIN me Serre : Hey, at Tele Titi com bs | EE Se GeEE| aieoure romeo | PERRY aa — with * mone s) ne - se | : sy i ee FALE tne and: jook st them ang EVERS rou on Ret: WN | IR Hilt Se sol PLS a Fee | FINANCE Co, ' ‘ $ Itz }. SAT. & SUN. TO 5-085 Level and Wooded Lots. | 2 _aTALL GAS ae FOR ; ane 4-1574- - $8,000 FULL PRICE = + ott a wii. W. eee we 8 2: “ DUNLAP BLAGKTOP Soe oe ee” OF, Tent Reasonable Xo bod State Bork Bite _| puotherm Ses “asta S198 MOVES VOU IN (TRON Monmem, Me,goneye | Vise tory a Pontes Snts| Sey “Fe 9 “CICK Cash : germs serene. Modern 2 & 3 bdrm. home Reagen-| _ S118 FROM $1200. WITH 19 PCT. DN 35 os Willams Laks, Easy terms, Sungerments. FE borer or “INCOME PROPERTY FFE Ab, MADDRILL “T'S TALK | $25 TO $500 " $12.16 LAKE PRoWT — 3 vedreom! $305 MOVES YOU IN | Seings tn’ see per week, giatge., | 22-8 EAPEBR BD. FE. £2060) BNSINESS” | Siet"Secenty "Bp te ‘ae months —— farm, Bay “Dlosuryevtias Model 380 'W. Hop: ~Pnone_PR_#-16.______. See the New Sites.at frenat oad ‘beet Phees re FA ea eee cesar ‘ AcUUM * : : . Sites. - an € & i Bove. a ty ged ha J kina Ww RIT TRADE . Lae Cherokee Hills! oR we mee ‘ Mojors: oe / 121. or “* at our office siteg f1¢0 “up The wae ma Pane, pom . ULE | erate) Egos ./Home & Auto | Aah mee ca Best of) condition. $400 DOWN. . ~ |” Dette eats and Gate clesd| conaty este, Tae Bs’ LOAN CO. ez Full bestest. Oni sash & screens Lanog 4 ROOM oe BROS. in convenience! = down a. 430,008 -_4_N. Perry 8t. (Corner Pike} - $15 300 BRICK — 4 bedroom motern| LOT. A REAL RENT . Drive out Bllgabeth Lake Rd tai volume. Includes beau. || LEAGUE FINANCE CO. .. eee of condition. Fire- BEATER . 7 og > of WR raph ; tiful hew yo ee good / 202 N. MAIN 3 \pasement. 3% car ; Drayton Woods ‘ mid rn fig | parking “guetaniees | Aicininocbal Le : s on st JiM WRIGHT “We will live @ new life” is wliat . a \ / ROCHES TER, MICH. HOTPOINT AUTO. WASHER. IN deai for the large family. Choice) - | REALTOR ; buy this besutifal brick esastraee | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor * Hotel-Liquor \_/ — * plea _ send cont. TS eity . *opek Nevins ownt £2" $g, home. located, on lot 8° x 543 Community Natignal Bank Bigg Pee ety 1 a aon — ABTOS | ORR AUTOMATIC WA vi PRICES - L. H. BROWN Realtor, | eee ROOMS | Sab asses ving egies ins ROTWING COMPARES TO LIVING | Sguipmeol and “iquor bus) | Ph. Rothester OL S64In. OL 14TH id raed, $m Rotetin Gaede } i ; ae : on ness reso Lf ‘ ’ 7 be Pit orePue Lusrrnd SERVICE| ares pew home. Large living foets and butts oveb and See. WHITE BROS. af Fontise. Owoer feady fo \ Rortenne Lane S| Se geen es SOOT ays: - room. latee bed 5 RE. business and’ in; : —. - pee rater eater, Tae le. large base mest wi Teerestiog | ee - Ierease ant: show * LOANS—$600 to $1,300 ; ot gg mi arranges. st. mp fest - attached, dear Beraes. Oven Eves ‘Til 8: Sunday 10 . 3 ; mane rpg ant au, ta \ hi ert mo j KELVINA Ge : tart Peal ure. ‘ 0 nd * oe rea emmann = agit) Rat naa abe Eee gee ye eninge ak | Fer Sale-Acrenge 47, "ers rel Mere [GSR Steerer ot You awe it. to, vou ! ale Acreage 47 ee , | ferme : a viac hake | MICHIGAN BUSINESS CPORTAG REALTY pee | eS = wt | SALES CORPORATION : ‘otf Baiguin’ afer | Boos,paceaae wets 17 ft, avis att axe home. KinBY VACUUM {oe : a, nae tee 2) MOE TIPLE LISTING SERVICE + the new at right — ‘oxeeal PANGUS ae pr cota ft JOHN A. ; BROKER; 6 ; condition + Door pickets ocatee | Make your went “3 mei this raiety __tluded. E} z 3 Hing tile . on 2% acres. ae Sos For Sale Farms 48 | _Panx AT OUR FRONT pooR — "ARG es “As! 408K Me BRON carttute"t Met DORRI pum siding Avcowaright Seal—| «17 ACRES | oes, : Bedrooms, > with only $995 down! Sedetn 1 teem form home, 4 - PARTRIDGE way t6 2 car erage latee. BEAU L RANCH HOME ‘pedrooms, Huge living, din- a aie Se Only| , RACLUSIVE, SUB. 922.500 Ing and Kitehee. Beth with'phoe-| 8 THE “BIRD" TO SEm the ebildren Donlt et tne A pretentious m4" Jow and rem- Start the New Yor Right | 3 cos te ” Tool ‘shed. ok Brice fool you, it's @ good one.| die 3 bedrdom Dall brick Faces looking for resi| Hay vars snd-see bare, Mesy|- A $70,000 GROSS > e Shopping around. r with full “basement, tWo value? gee this Byen home other features for smal] farmer. Here's one of the few taverns : trac ft . two bathrooms, at) near Drayton oumen po Bn Plent: fruit trees. Landscaped doing ey tT ers ii hotors tgp at plastered corage, large cathe room a me a oe ft. $70,000 Fanon without “ood. eales, a ® a meter] sod all the other selling appoint. dining L. E floors, ie See $1.:| Too locktion ot re Mirood ,garien ments demanded by today 's sesiary eg were Completely | 500 down pay-| county seat. Priced at $27,500 on ’ Receat eo irees, most page e H er, Situ-| landscaped lot. am we . ws RGE BLAIR “terme. er. aL comparable, 2s vere fow interest mertenge. oY “em AT HOUGHTON LAKE an One Se ; On 3-128 One the busiest and best i- s OUTRTANDIN. pUNGALOW ¢ _ Quor Sars in the Honghton Lake | j Linen beret ti , | SHARP LIQUOR BAR’ : Newly remodeled | = aa POCAHONTAS SCREENINGS pat Auf", att "Fe Anderson < ur Dorhe fala, Bs : URNISHED ees Ww aON i| "Si FORD PaNEL. XO MONEY ae oa a \ RD, FICE. D RETAIL BRANCH sap eeeed ike ee ee te Oakland at Cass Sale Cars 91), ‘For $ Sale Cars * 91 "Roar We taney aay augue pay "92 CHEV. 2.DR. PER, 2ND CAR. STEELE. menis ot #641 Wi, Cal —Fully_eauipped. $200. Mi _ 40061: me Haroia Tarser ‘Ford. Dee, ‘71 (| 1955 CHEV. BEL AIR 2 BooR 5 Orchard Lake Road ‘east. r ilide, “T Mile W. of Telegraph _ | ‘iae-ou © FE 50204 | aay A Dring this undisturbed — Find the car of 57 CHEVROLET 35 | CHEVROLET HARDTOP POWER '55 CHEVROLET 35 8 CHEVROLET : "$87. VOLKSWAGON ek jl "57 CHEVROLET : $5. CHEVROLET omg "37 CHEVROLET manne ° Let sie “TAG arf you ma ay shop SPORTS CARS — | H/TOPS CONVERTIBLES: ? 57 CHEVROLET - ; ae 56 CHEVROLET Se = 5 | Fale enter, wie 6 sence Pp 3 ot bh owes gt Re 2 ePaper | : ctect#: ‘53 CHEVROLET | pe | mom. 4 jany more cars rome | , = BS oY on $F estas #80 peal 97 Ford Convt. SCHUTZ MTRS. INC. - it Ba '34°FORD ‘36 PONTIAC ! ay 5 THOROUGHBRED [3 open ae ‘97. ‘Dod Va 8 \nar asia OS ert: Bima ot | ac Mit Dixie Mighway at Mis | | nee ne SFE # bedroom, 205, Saige ge. Ml 0 | mies tt 9| 's3 MERCURY 55 CHEVROLET GERMAN SHEPARD oS FA bestow ane Se Both cars have less than| \ : SW EPT. WING DODGE |: Se ee —+ >) puppres BRE REBSSS SSS HBB] 10.000 mitesand are one| if AUGH. —STaATrs $4 CHEVROLET - 36 6 CHEVROLET ‘au : 6 WEEKS OLD - Aine ©. large selectiva, of | late owners.’ Many other buys; 4 ; Co : F “ Bree Pas, gee ele seve ie | NOUGHITEN & SON t Wint DODGE CARS ae "SS CHEVROLET when v ) a ’ * pose _ $2 FOR MALES — OPS Your eager OLDSMOBILE a IT) er “ ef NB TRUCKS pe + ae "35 pee $20 FOR FEMALES HUT ‘ A LER “Cold Weather” ts & real test. pee ; "53 i ASH 'S3 CHRYSLER 2441 OPDYKE RD. Mobile Homes Sales, ~ ude ss oi oy long liek of ~Bure | 1992 FORD RANCH WAGON B.& 2H rover . . aa | SUT te Deal 35 Buick 4 Dr. ....$129 90 MERCURY | dee Us ey — i Deal 9 iat DAR. steer, | LITT sta GON "33 } CHEVROLET GLENN’ S MTR. SALES |. ‘* better gs secon 49 CHEVROLET ms 8 'S¢ Hudson Hornet, $ 595 ‘31 CHEVROLET ConVER TLE dad inna 7 . *| Wilson Pontiac: Cadillac |'56 Ford 2 Dr. .....$1195| SCHUTZ _MTRS./INC. MANY * TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS - nthe 1350 N as rier +: heath From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS : at condition. . . ; A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to Your Door Woodward _|:s4 Pontiac 4 Dr. \.$ 795 pythons : Se |Bham __MI 4.1990) See Mtecmanage es] | AEH Bao -_MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES ~ a = ” * We sare as jarge selection, of goed |°57 Buick Hardtop $2295 “cy” Your CHEVROLET Dealer” sold anuary Any rea- 2DR., radio & iter, ; ‘ ; Eee. us| eee "| CWENS 631 OAKLAND AVE. 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Wayne to visit es mes Tighe m a to our + teenligs s6n ger when in saying “ “remember penny pencils . si down by the porch steps _ “saying ‘I li-i-i-ké the wide open. spaces’. * ee did acres lease hat oe -: * “Remember Herb Polesie’s puns on ‘20 Questions?” I say. “Remember when $64 seemed like a fortune on ‘Take It or Leave It’ me. peat tess Garry Moore? | . .“ When the FCC go as: the Music’ and as colng te mae: -.. » ‘Mairzy Doats and ‘Dossy Doats and Little Lambsidivey’?” retorts Slugger. ; About this time the’ B.W. and Gorgeous Mother-in-Law throw in cong ape say: Remember: lighted andi any Christmas. trees side curtains on automobiles . prensa like “the cat's pa- jamas,” “Oh, “shoot,” “Oh, pashaw,” “So's your old man,” “Your father's mustache, “Ye gods and little fishes,” and “He's very sot in his ways"? ~ ‘Hs And it looks very much like we've Won our little game un- dil. Slugger looks at his old man and says, “Tell me, Theyre pretty dletant to Slugger but Hine “CRLW. Bers, wwii, ‘ | WEYZ Aces, Wolt Hews, Tom CKLW, wid 7 ow aoe, Time Out, pans! vies 106 WIR. Wendy Warren : 2. 5. Maxwell s WW.» News, Wisk, News a WPOS. | e600 (7)—Mr. Danger. | ___MeLaglen, “Pull Contession” C3). « (9) Popeye. Bed (7) Night Court. Re-enact- (4) News; Sports. : ment of court cases. (2) Racket Squad. ; (4) Tonight. 6:15 (4) Weather: Etict., | TUESDAY MORNING 0 (4) Box Four. aes : wee 4 6:3 (2) Meditations. 6:30 (7) Three Musketeers. ! Daddy, were you 3 pioneer?” Anyway, sit down and have a few memories for the new year, Charge them to me. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Cowles to correct the piece © , Nonny Youngeina’ reports! that when Beb Hope got to Japan he said, “Your flu has caught on teal good in America.” = * Louis couldn't attend the wedding of Met star Mattiwilda Dobbs and Swedish columnist Bengt Janzen but. invited them to have a honeymoon supper. . . a gal singer and record star borrowed 10 G’s for Christmas:. . . Hampton may sing at Monsignore . . . Don Murray's mad at! Playhouse 90 ‘cause he couldn't mention his pet charity) (HELP. Mary t | is the only gal with Gable and | “Run Silent, Run Deep.” When hired she said, “You-mean I get paid, too?” . . . Director Morton DaCosta, a B’way walk- on in ‘51, is making about $6,000 a week from “Auntie Mame,” Mums Man” and “No Tite for Sgte”. : TODAYS BEST LAUGH: «Bestway to -cure-2- woman: ot aa any fllness > to tell her the symptoms are jut a sign of 1:90 (2) ‘Strike | it Rich. —— prisoners in the Navy) — . Se age—H. G. Hutcheson. i @ Baw and Allen. Com-} (4) Truth or Consequences. at Sasebo, Japan. jlaunched (depending on ‘the out-/ , “Christmas neckties,” says Rube Rustic, “are in a clash all edy; Gracie mixes up New (1) Robin and Ricky. Painter, 21, is one of 16 former|come of negotiations with the Sacro i, he oly beldge pe. with AM-FM Radio by themselves.” That's earl, brother. | Year's Eve party invitations.| (9) Howdy Doody. a percent, | Suaiteen ATO ensleely Sat 0 “Where watching for the arrival of a veo] and Tape Recorder (Copyright, 1957) FP Sage ee aang powulstes cad ste: eanviceed. a omental mateed = | bombers. selon which his brother, Mario, (4) Wells Fargo. Adventure:| ; Pn ' : me Borda said he is chief officer) | FBI Helps Man Prove | Wiles fakes murder story] ~~ FURSDAY NirrmmooN | *Eiti rT] PE of the, Monte “sors Speman che, «= OOD (2) Talent Scouts. Lae me oaeee ae equipment ou en vessel > ate Hoboken, use jC — He Ser ved in First W QI ~ | 9:00 (7) Voice. Met. Opera so-, (4 Tie Tae Dough 2 pment woe | premio Nadine Conner, tenor (9) Earth, and Its People. [13 Agsm | CE! WASHINGTON The FBI has’ program showing .bow the PBI —-_Euigese Conley. - shaleved side é F come ‘to the aid of a men who! a make identifieations from its (9) Town Mayor. int 15 (27 Love of Lite. “s se cmt : : has been trying for yew vast fingerprint Mies. So he got (4). Twenty One. : 18 Chosen yea's to prove! off a letter telling his. troubles to (3) Danny - Thomas. Comal) ‘12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. 20. rt, jackets ws FLOOR SAMPLES Word Wert in the Army if a. pep and entlosing tis figger- | Danndy becomes honorary, (4) It Could Be You. Bags Steet = N prints. © Irishman when he — helps (7) The Erwins. er Term int ie = EASY Wwaixcee WASHER *99" : Y., had no Sak when he aed to| Gurley ‘said that he entered Kathy's uncle in “Chess (3) Mary Morgan. 26 Wanea Reg HIBS «1. »+-+) : couvince the Army and the Vet Mewird University here in fep-| SRM” ' = ipretiey 1 : y pir! in 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. 30 Citet-bee erans Administration. a tae enrolled in the 9:30 (7) Lawrence Welk. : =i eeiaild : : ee SSR a NRE 2 (4) Turn of Fate. Drama: (4) Tex and Jinx. me ieee Pee. | ee me LO ee ee 2 uriey explained that at the time i : ) eq) — + used the name Chaties Terbert| _ Veneful ex-convict Robert) = 7 ae ee 30 Bad's “sialing pe Nie : | = a is det i } to kill (9 Movie. x preface : i 3 See es Ate TESIREA SEER FOUES } When the war ended, he told the 7 December Bride." 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Singer Mar.|8eo0 (2) My Hero. repaid ent esey abs bo e990 08 7 venture. . 6:55 (2) On The Farm Front. ‘S) Fore , : 4) hrs yl 7:98 (2) College Preview. e| i‘ News: LeGoff. a (4) Today. 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps rh (2) Cartoon Frolic. 6:45 (2) News; Edwards. 8:06 (2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. 1:0 > Sports Focus. e : (9). Gangbusters. 8:30 (7) Big Show. (4) Death Valiey. Western: , Indian jinx“sets things right/® :45 (2) Cartoon Classroom for prospector. ; x2 (2) Playhouse.“Faith.” 00 (4) Romper Room. 4:40 (7) Sports: Waitrick ‘os (@) News. sed (2) Ladies Day. -=:35- (7) News: Daly 7:30 (7) Public Defender 49) Million Dollar Movié. Drama: Edmund Gwenn, Janet Leigh, “Hills of Home.” (4%). (4) Price Is Right (Color), (27 Robin Hood. Adventure: | - Robin meets Black Knight.” | 00) Guy Mitchell, Hawkins, Marty Robbins. (4%) Restless. Gun. Western: | trails” stagecoach: ‘To | 44) Amos ‘n' Andy. , (1) Our Friend Harry. #65 (9) Billboard. 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. (4) Arlene Frances. @) Movie. “Challenge of of 1: (2) arthur Godtrey:—~ (4) Treasure Hunt. — Dolores 11:00 (4) Price Is Right. 1a Mud News. ian Andereo's tour of east Asia. ints (1) Capt. Dave Orta on eee () American (9) Favorite Story. $:36 (2) Verdict Is Yours. 7) Do You Trust Your Wife? &: i t t Hungary Cancels Cut in Aid to Calvinists BUDAPEST, Hungary inte a then of the available arsenal — mystifying performer tours iCommunist govern-| ‘for another year. b) (2) Beat the Clock. (4) Mr. and Mrs. North. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. é Hungarian ‘\$:98--WIK, Philip Lenhart | WXYZ, Wattrick McKensie Chase With Mace 7 Cee tees ie ie ‘Caw. : : te . Page |. ‘ ews, WWJ, Minute Parade - ~ | WCAR. News, 8. Martys -- Today's Telévision Programs -- @lants “ment is. pressing ifs campaign to! ‘gain support from religious lead- ‘era by not reducing the state suly- isidy to. the Calvinists. 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