to both ale ton0l The Weather ‘A 114th YEAR **&%** PONTIAC, MICHIGAN “TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 195¢—82 PAGES —assocussu' Pass" Snitao Phase PuoTOS Destination: Space (ts<] SEE ay ee ep TNE EE AP Wirephote }CKET AWAY! — The fifth of a series of U. S. Army rockets is fired from a new launching tower on the tundra‘pear Fort Church- iit, Manitoba. Called the “‘Aerobee-Hj,” the rocket streaked into the clear ~ for 130 milés two days — Oe officials’ verdict: “perfect.” Almont or Says No Locked-Out Studen Still Can't Get In Robert Phernetton, 16-year-old Komeo High School student whose locks have him locked out of high school, a different Romeo-area high sehool. Donald McAlvey, superintendent of schools in nearby Almont, said today that Mrs. ‘ington applied for adm ‘sioa for both her sons, but Dock Workers it was denied. He said the Almont school board had ( : St ik idecided to back the policy, Ontinue StriK@ tb te Romeo boera. his long “Elv.s Presiey” type hair- Union and Management cut met with the disapproval of Told to ‘Quit Fiddling’ Romeo High school authorities. by U.S. Mediator But his 14-year-old brother, has been turned down in his effort to gain admission to ‘set by the Romeo board. Donald, complied with the “clip er get” ruling of the school, ond | was readmitted along with sev- eral other youths ousted briefly NEW YORK «@—A federal me- diator has scolded union and man- | agement negotiators with a warn-) for the haircut fad, ing to “stop fiddling around” and 1.2) efforts of Mrs, Phernetto settle the “East-Gulf coast dock 9 sores the school to readmit = strike. son failed, wnen Macomb County But the paralyzing walkout by ‘Circuit Judge Alton H. Noe up-| 60,000 dock workers moved into/helq the school, principal's right its fifth day today with no SigN\t9 enforce such restrictions, aimed of settlement. ships remained idle at deserted reducing delinquency. piers from Maine to Texas. Negotiators for the. International Longshoremen's Assn. and the New. York Shipping Assn. resume con- tract talks today, After a fruitless session yester- vacation today day, Robert H. Moore, federal world See = mediator, said he had told both sides they “might as well stop fiddling around.” ‘Cobo Goes West ’ He said he informed the negotia-; DETROIT (INS) — Mayor and tors he didn't think there would be irs. Albert E. Cobo left Detroit any immediate government. inter- itoday for a three-week vacation vention to stop the strike under! ‘at their ranch in Tubson, Ariz. Vacation Plans Put Off - LONDON «—U.S. Ambassador “because of the _ by Mourning - ‘both families. ~Hlowing -his-eighth -wedding?- > Minutes later his partner,| The two young troopers, who had. seige before the incoherent Rich. . Alice Phernetton of Wash- *™* is- Richards From 1350 to 200 at teaching proper behavior and. ‘Airliner early today and headed!2 man in the British goverhment, . Winthrop Aldrich postponed his : &.<.® Celebrations Are Replaced Crazed Gunman Ends| Happy Party Plans of Troopers’ Families FLINT ? a Two young wives made funeral plans'- & ‘today for their slain hus-) - \ * x ® — emen- x kk ‘bands—a tragic end to ‘what was to have been a week of celebration and “happy anniversaries for | State Trooper George E.) | Lappi, 28, was shot to death yesterday on the day fol- anniversary. His wife is ex-| |pecting another child soon. Trooper Bert A. Pozza, 27,| |was gunned down. He died) (on his wife's birthday. ‘planned a joint celebration with their families last night, were slain by the deadly accurate rifle fire of apparently crazed Harry G. Rich- ards, 63, retired Flint postal clerk. Another state trooper, (Cpl. — _ Rebert Vesey, was wounded in the ankle during a 45-minute | Area Police Rush Help | State Police Headquarters in Detroit dispatched three cars and | six troopers to Flint from the | Oakland County area. Two cars | answered the distress call from the Pontiag Post and one from _the Romeo Post. Both posts re- ported that their cars arrived after. Richards was apprehended, however ards was driven trom this home| is still “under re straint’ at. Hurley Hospital here. A spokesman. at the State Police: headquarters here said he “seems to be hall in this world and half out of it." Genesee County Prosecutor ‘Jerome ¥F.-O'Rourke said he will = confer with State Police today.be-, TPR. BERT POZZA fore seeking a murder warrant against Richards. | eee eee Take a Rest. Eden Ordered 63; his son, Leon, 25, and .. a year-old girl, Alnete Barrett. — on Page 2, Col. o Briton Suffers ‘Strain’; Hint at More Changes! as Butler Steps In / ee Hungarian Refugees , Wing Toward U.S. VIENNA (INS) — Forty-one Hun: / garian victims of Soviet tyranny) Fe boarded a chartered Flying Tiger) LONDON — A. A. Butler, No. |for new lives in the United States. presided over a Cabinet ; ‘meeting! This vanguard of 5,000. refugees’ today in pl of aili place al ing Prime | linvited to live in freedom by Pres-' yinicster Eden. Eden's doctors have ‘ident Eisenhower was scheduled to ordered him to rest/ because of! arrive at McGuire Air Force Base,«..vere overstrain.” in New Jersey tomorrow morning. | The mere: fact shat Eden was Another 50 Hungarians were 10! ordered to take if/easy at a time leave Salzburg today in a chartered whon Britain fa¢ed some of the airliner for the New Jersey Ait hardest questighs to come out of Base. the prolonged/ Middie East -crisis | In the group that departed from) ieq to tion—without any of- Vienna were several children, in-/ gia) tion—that his time as frame beret ene of former prime migister is nearing an end. Premier Imre and a nephew j may Eden’ has been under heavy { Joseph Cardinal Mindsze : cersaaeciee a= | Sine eptar ehmee:-hie-depteton to dain the Taft-Haftley law. The White House also appealed ferences. Meanwhile, on the West Coast. Harry Bridges’ International Long- shorémen’s and Warehousemen’s Union started polling its members to determine their stand on the East-Gulf coast strike, Results are to be announced tomorrow, The union has refused to handle sides to settle their. «tMajority- Voted Rail Yard as Best for City — Dugan/ City Commissioner John A. Dugan, issued the folloy- ing statement Monday to The Pontiac Press: “After six months of study and deliberation, the/ City Commission, by a 4-3 vote at their last meeting, /reluc- oe se ed fae ee with/ France in invading Egypt. + ago. The opposition Kabor party has " vigorously galled for his resignation. f ships coming from or going to ‘strikebound ports on the East and Gulf coasts bat it announced it would start working them again today, Se The union sald it’ had worked] military and 3° ag cargoes | for the railroad su available. “For this reason I feel comipelled to make the of normal. The nations rutronds ardered a ll export _— ‘fo a strike-' studied we a ie orser es need sting gong tantly agreed that the site? chosen by thé Grand Trunk yard was the most feasible lof the - five possible sitesigve to its following comments in order to seep the record j fo * * * “Our hopes were dashed when| The news of Eden’s illness came t the Blackman report yas received,|too late ‘for comment by news- but we still pursued prec gradi me ag gt gl which eventually . ‘Denison led Sherry through the her testimony. She said Wyatt we.|Sherry’s injuries. 5 SHOOTING SCENE — Police and passersby cluster in the yard of Harry G. Richards after he was captured following a gun battle with state shot and killed ankle. Pusillade of Bullets Kills State Troopers _ Ss sen AP Wirephetes the two troopers at the left, was a ~ Dag Orders Out First U.N. Unit for Port Said» British. Also fo Blocked Canal to Bring Gas Rationing Dec. 17 FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES LONDON — Britain an- nounced plans today to de- mobilize troops called up for the conflict with Egypt over the Suez Canal Zone. The announcement in the 'House of Commons followed marskjold said he had or- dered the first U.N. inter- ‘national police’ unit to Port iSaid with the full consent ‘of the British and French whose troops invaded the subdued in a fight with 40 officers who used gun- canal city. fire and tear gas. A third trooper was shot in the The British fuel ministry also announced that ration- troopers near Flint yesterday. Richards, * who ‘ Fd \ = ss Wirephote |‘ The first load is due at McGuire near Trenton, N. J., tomorrow “7 i ee ee pointed to need of a clinic in the mitted five South Oakland County area and already busy traffic with communities to intervene in the the school on Pierce, commision- pending court action against the |ers sided with other residents pro- Twelve Town Drain Board. ‘testing rezoning from terrace. Troy, b a cals of the lots, 97 through y, bringing — with 190 of Indian Village subdivision, Southfield Township in an effort to ‘has been under study many leave the 14-community drain months, \was turned back to the planning ‘County Corporation Counsel Harry Livingin Italy. project, objected to the interven- tion. dudge~ Holland’s~ ruling sets the stage for a major court hearing Dec. 4 on the $38,500,000 project with Troy and Southfield on-one side-and-the Drain Board, -Royal Oak, Ferndale, Oak Park, Huntington Woods and Berkley | as defendants. Troy attorney Jack W. Hutson argued the intervening communi- ties already were represented by the Drain Board, represented by W. Merritt. Ends Restricted 6 P.M. Curfew Ceases for ‘Lucky’ Luciano Born in Pontiae on Jan. 15, 1909. he was the son of Frank and Ethel After Two Years ‘Deer Gets Revenge COLUMBUS, Ohio — On the first day of Ohio's small vam « Santa Promises to Show Up ‘Carey Lewis. I Mr. Lewis had been employed by the Michigan Highway De. partment and served in World | + NAPLES—TtINS) —"Charles “Lucky” Luciano was summoned Ito Naples police headquarters to- day and went in fearing ‘‘the worst'’—but came out a complete- Approvaj of the special assess- ment district for municipal park- Forest and Brownell streets, ‘caught Ferd Pew, local realtor for the third time in an area be-. ing assessed for a new parking “How much longer is this going on?” he queried commissioners, ‘district for an alley from Forest to Woodward, Crossing the green of Spring- dale Park is all right for North ing-lot_Ne,.4, at the corner. of |. His was the only odjection how-| ever to the lot's district, and to the will be liable for about $2,000 in charges beyond the regular city rate, Also approved was coleaiian for the Patrick Meyrick land, providing he foot part of the bill for enlarging sewer mains, The Kuhlman Company request beard for further study at its meet- ing tomorrow night. * * * Dividing for group meetings to- _ night, the WSCS of the First Meth- odist Church has slated gatherings at the homes of Mrs. John Wilson (Group A), Mrs. Paul VanderBroek (B), and Mrs. Harold Day (D) and at Fellowship Hall of the church (C). ss Thanksgiving plans for many Jocal churchgoers include the Un- ion Service at the First Congrega- tional Church at $ a.m. Thursday. The Rev. MacKay Taylor of North- minster Presbyterian Church will ; preach with the home church's mc Evergreen interceptor plans, commissioners agreed, They foresee only that the fifth’ and eighth fairways will be golfing problems for the short time that installation of the underground pip-' jis is — wey. eecared/ last wight Sak pais revisions suggested by thé chief of police and endorsed by the conimission, Parking lot entrances for Jacob-| jabeek lots will he {son's Willits, so parking will be prohibit-| ed from Chester to Woodward on, that street. But parking spaces will go back —= singing. Prepare fo Bury 2. ‘Slain Flint ‘Troopers (Continued From Page One) Richards called for S police aid ‘from a neighbor's 4¢lephone. BECAME ENRAGED __She_said her Jrusband became enraged durifg an argument ove over “a mere ing.” One account *said he was angered because his wife triéd to talk him out of going deer AGnting. Another report said discuss mental health in the class- season, a deer “ran over” room. ‘unidentified, elderly hunter in va Bagley teachers will have help-' 5ublic hunting area north of Del-| ing teachers, Mrs. Melvin Johnson aware, eausing the man some and Mrs. Wendell Green, as con- injuries. sultants at a a on —" _of reading. — _ Baldwin-teachere will. take halt Three Children “{Pofitiac Retail Merchants “Assn. a day to hear Maude sane essiet | ant superintendent in charg instruction in the Royal “Oak Schools, discussing provision of! improved instruction for the gifted| child. Junior and senior high school Five Persons Survive Burned to Death “for Annual Holiday Parade A letter postmarked the North Pole and receivéd today by the brought the promise from Santa Claus that Pontiac area kids can expect to see their friend at the Dec. 1 “Christmas - On~ Wheels” | parade. “I wouldn't miss that wonderful | that braved chilly rains last year know well what Santa {is speaking ot. Although they can't do much | War Il. ‘ly free man. Besides his wife, Reggie, he Lucky said he suspected he had leaves his mother of Pontiac; a been called in by the police in son, Robert, of Pontiac; three sis- Connection with the arrest of his iters, Mrs. Leone Arthur of Hough- former Lieutenant Ralph Liguori ‘ton Lake, Mrs. Maxine Beck of in Rome two weeks ago on white Davisburg--and-Mrs.Irene- Davies slave charges. ‘of Pontiac; two -brotkers;—Erwin'- But all police wanted to tell the ‘Lewis of Pontiac and Darwin H. one-time kingpin of American Lewis of the U.S. Marine Corps, crime was that he had “behaved , onto Bates street- with the closing the 4rgument began over money of the Wabeek lot entrance there. ‘Righards thought his wife hed To free the Willits route arcund ipdlcen from his pants pocket. the business district, the Chester{/ . Richards’ right arm is partly street parking from Chester 46 paralyzed and his speech has be- Willlts wags removed, as w M-‘as come increasingly retarded from a strokes. Police been in declining series ef- reeent jSaid he has ‘mental health. the parking-on Maple frem, field to Chester, rs More city service tof’ neighbor-, about the weathep, this year’s stationed at Glenview,’ Ill. parade marshal, Capt. A. J. Lar- Britain to Withdraw gent of the National Guard, and Gerard A. Poehlman, executive spectacle for anything in the: directot of the parade, .indicated | wonderfully’ during his two years a trey paar , ia = lof restricted residence. That means Luciano no longer Rail Yard Approved. 'will have to observe a daily 6 p.m. curfew and may do anything | legal. of course) and go anywhere ‘in Italy from now on. The wives of Lappi and Porza were rushed to Hurley Hospital ‘ by State Potice but their hes- | bands were dead before they | arrived. Both have twe smail instructors will break down into departments and spend half their day in citywide sessions with their it personnel. The other half-day will be spent | as Blast Rocks House world.” St. Nick said in his letter. | in Kentucky The usual jovial Santa filed Chamber of Commerce: . “Please BURLINGTON, Ky.. Maeishad see what you can do to keep it by —Jefferson—teachersd marking, utilization of test results, and selection of school projects. Eastern Junior High instructors will hear a book reviéw on. ‘the! art of teaching and they will also Lincoln educators will hold a student - faculty panel which will eover-common problems to both factions. Ransack 3 Schools but Net Only $1.35 tthe explosion and fire apparently | Crete Pet are ies carly today} from raining like last year.” a5 an. explosion and fire in their| two-room frame home near here.| The thousands of ee souls Five other persons, including the ar fof the! children, were y 4% wee seeetly Hospital in UF Headquarters. Covington, the survivors were list-| ed as Charles Graziana, 28; his) wife, Della Mae, 25; a -son, about a year old; Graziana’s brother, Jerry, 15; and the 50-year-old’ Announces Gifts The Pontiac Area cane Fund, ; headquarters has announced the mother of Charies and Jerry Gra "(following list of gifts of $50 or ziana. imiore: WL. McBeeb. a member of al s 8. Kresge Co. employ.s Ted's ne. emplores volunteer fire department, sai Ear a thacash baviag (Co. employes 476.00 started when Mrs. Graziana used Lincoln Jr. High School employes 475.00 eevee eceee Vandals ransacked three Pon- tiac schools early Monday morn-| ing but netted only $1.35 in cash.| Robert Anderson, custodian of. the Central School, 101 E. Pike St., Feported to Pontiac Police that, vandals entered a classroom « through an unlocked window and| ransacked the teacher's desk. \ | stove. Washington Jr. mee Schooi, ‘kerosene to start a fire in a coal: emptoyes ne ei ee - Co. mene . one request with the Pontiac | another great parade is in store \this year. “We have received entries for 29 floats to date and expect one The area churches are busy © preparing their colorful religious theme floats while schoo] kids —are staying after school cagerly- shaping their Toyland theme floats, And a parade wouldn't be the, more,” Poehiman said. | Troops From Suez (Continued From Page One) movements because he was cially dangerous . Israel has indicated it will try to sums at the race track . Police officials had curbed his ““$0- . gambled large ~ . in- ‘hang on to the Gaza Strip and so volved in illicit money remittances \far has not moved to withdraw, ‘from Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. BACKED BY SOVIET = Egypt stood firm on its demand Narcotics i— backed by the Soviet Union — that the U. N. troops must take up “‘ffom thé United States.” Lucky claims the charges tpolice at the instigation of i wS. following insinuations printed in— ,. Department , its the Nov. 14 issue of The Pontiac This was my birthday and el Mediterranean agent, al rles Press be made. ‘Dugan, whose Td@y was their anniversary. 'Siragusa. vote was considered to have car- she explained. “We were all going were, the facts involved. |pressed against him by the Itefian’ ay was the son of an Iron Mountain policeman. Lappi was jfrom Beacon, also in the Upper y Majority—Dugan | a From Page One) ‘Peninsula. ioner that his decision was un-| ‘‘George and Bert sat here this y influenced by anything other Morhing and made plans for to- é/tpan his @nbiased judgment and a " Mrs. Pozza sobbed at her “I believe _it_very unfair Pe ioe es same without bands, so six high’ é school units have indicated they sere —o he oe will be in line for the march needy withdrawal of British, through downtown Pontiac. ‘French and Israeli forces. They are: Pontiac High, Lake| 2 * @® Orion, Avondale, Walled -Lake,} Dispatches from Cairo said a Oxford, and the All-City Junior) Egypt was becoming increasingly: High band composed of 250 mu- jTestive over the delay in the de- sicians, 'manded withdrawal, ; Then there will = the : The commander of the U.N Dancing Majorettes,”’ the Detroit) police force, Maj. Gen. E.L M. {Mills Baking " empioves Secony Mobile Oil Co. Inc. .. 317.00) fr: High employes BO 271.00) employes Isaac Crary Boutell Driveaway Service | Garage employes cK Norwalk Track Lines Famous Yule Pageant Asphalt Paving Co... |. | Settersoe Jr. High School employes iat. 50 matertore Pie 7 High Retail Merchants Assn. Edison calliope, troops of Boy! Burns, flew back to the Middle’ Scouts, and the usual clowns. | Rast after a series of talks hefe | The parade is sponsored by the) wien military representatives of. of the some of the nations contribuging It is expected to steP’ troops te the force. —/’ ,, Chamber. off sharply at 9:30 and march Now that he ofticséfly is a good Tied the issue, turned about-face/°™! together. But now . . . citizen, Luciano American nar ibe “convin iwill be fool Hie hoped the trafficking . cal pment) and that is all I jwant:to be but now I will visit. Rogie occasionally.” V Vi, ‘Fellowships Gronted ito Aid Medical Cause | WASHINGTON (®—The award of, 44 five-year fellowships designed from his previous stand.’ In the ts agents would first place, I had never made any patched to answer Mrs. Richards’ ‘m not and never permanent decision, or did I state “Stress call. He peered through a gh to be involved so. I was studying the question of kitchen window and saw Richards ‘i narcot . I'm a.whether a better location could be. crouched inside with a deer rifle legifimajg biisinessman now (medi- ifound, as the rest of the Commis. Pointed at the back door. aoe Lackey called for reinforce- “We found this could not be done: and I felt the support yard a ne-: 'sioners were doing also. cessity, to the city at large. I felt it my duty to vote as I did. I also would like to state, I, by no means made the deciding vote, as three other Commissioners voted as I did." JOHN A. DUGAN, Trooper Stewurt Luckey was dis- ments. Lappi and Porza drove up followed by Treopers Vesey and Norman Jones. As Lappi threw a stone at the front side window of the house to attract Richards’ attention, he was struck in the chest by a shot from ‘a downstairs window. Pozza ran around the house to Renewed at Cass City : CASS CITY, Mich. ww — This Joseph Steenson, custodian of the small community 89 miles north! Webster School, 640 W. Huron St., lof Detroit is building its own said that a classroom was: ran- | “Bethlehem” for the renewal of sacked after a pane of glass was'a Christmas pageant which has broken:from a side door. jwon it renown as the ‘Christmas Marietta Spring, pgincipal of/town of Michigan.” Sarah McCarroll School, 191 Glen-| “By today volunteers had com- wood St., said that vandals entered Pleted most of the groundwork on the echoal through an unlocked,@ replica of Bethlehem for the. door in the heat tunnel. Teachers’ scenes of the Dec. 16 Pageant of desks in all the rooms on the first the Nativity. The set is on a hill- floor were rifled and $1.35 was side overlooking this Tuscola |the roles that brought national at- LOS ANGE:.CS —The $50,000 The show was not staged last taken. eee village. Some 250 of the itention to the pageant two years) estate of Victor Young, composer!year, but is being revived by the |townspeople are ready to re-enact. $50,000 for Rita Young |ago. eee e eee 150.00) toter: ee peeled Freight «.. 135.00; roh's Distributors bs ‘aga «employes : Xe > te so rCAR employes . Pontiac Women's Bowling Assn. . 1000 Birl Dearin G oa Daaa iC spas Bateman & Resapecn Dalsive ele Css 00 00| Deland M. Diemer ae Metes & Powers, Inc............- e ito ~ Mr. Raphael Mettetal Pontiac Oakland County Legal News Sah Ge .e» 100.00; |Phyllis Stock + 100.00) Pontiac Plumbing de Heating . 100.00; / Waterford Village School employes 88.00 Metes & Powers, Inc. employes 88.00) Catholic Family Center employes ble Drayton Plains School es cee hed Transamerican Preight = 73.00) Leonard Wholesale ............. 75.00 Physicians Laboratory 75.00 Monteith School employes case 000 L. H. Cole Oil Co. employes ...., 173.00 Pfeiffer oetland Distributors employ ave 73.00 Waterford Township: Schosis é Music Teacher ses 72.00 | Washington Jr. High School Students on Hodge's Motor * Pump Supply and employ : oe Hospital Bervice e 70.37 down Saginaw and Oakland to disband at Sanderson. * Groups to View «Gift of Portrait to Adrian Cotter | BIRMINGHAM — A portrait painted by Robert Herzberg, local ‘artist, of Adrian Cotter, Berkley | irestaurateur, will be presented to Cotter at a dinner in his honor tomorrow night at his inn. Herzberg, whose portraits include one of Rep. George Donderd in Royal Oak City Hall and: of/ ‘Judge Glenn Gillespie in the ‘courthouse in Pontiac, did the lifegize paint- i Pi Mes ing with sittings oyer/a period of and conductor who died Nov. 10, Cass City Pageant Assn. because ‘e-ssse¢ 67.00 several months. was left to his widow Rita under. of many requests. Family weervice | smpieres Se oe é a = filed for probate yesterday. | : Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Carr 1... 55.00, Presenting the artwork, a gift - ae _jjaco! en's Flowers. .. sasecce 55.00) Of anonymods_ friends, will be_ * iC ie The W Russia Transfers $$ $ wit Tire Co.) "se sees $9.00) Arthur of Birmingham. e eather sell a on Spatte 'Dr. Lverome. Fink vena $0.90 Attendifig will be the Exchange ' Full U.S. Weather Burean Report (correspondent for the London Daily De "yu pot feee ‘ve 09 Club Berkley, the Club Man- wale sehen oe teow ee wit® Express reported today Russia is feces Diese Supply Co... ...... $0.00, agers’ Adsn., another group which might 60-44, high tomorrow 40-44 Seath-\withdrawing all her assets from | Uiowttnpustness tervice.. 2.2 pom holds éccasional reunions at the coutag' aerth te mertbenst 6-12 waite the United States and transferring |F. J. eee © ee ee bo no inh ahd Congressman-elect William an hour teday and tonight. them to Switzerland. fa-wtocy ae oe 20 00 BE ield. Today in Pontiac 3 Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. At 8 am: Wind velocity 2 m.p.h. Direction: South. Bun sets Tuesday at 6:06 ®un rises Wednesday at 7: Moon rises Tuesday at 7:36 Moon ste Wednesday at 10: : . To Ask Annexation Court Test prohibiting the Sunday sale of new and used auto parts. It is slated for possible adoption Sénight. Consnitndianices will ‘elso hear the introduction of a new ordinance establishing street and sidewalk lated work on Orlarido avenue from Monticello to Oakland. A new agreethent has been drawn up by the city attorney for street and alley locations.in ac- More than 600 troops/of the U.N. to increase manpower for research force already were An Ahe canal in the basic medical sciences was zone, standing by M barracks be- announced yesterday by the Public Commissioner, District 5 Cover the back door and Richards |shot him from a second floor win- “I did not mean to imply that dow. The high-powered bullet hind the Egyptiagi lines. The first co ea of Indian sol- diers took Atom the staging. area near Prapies at dawn. They were Asia’ S, “first contribution to the policé force. Britigh,and French officers pro- tested an outburst of shooting from the tian lines Sunday and an hous of wild firing yesterday. They s@id their troops suffered no casu- ‘|dlties and did not shoot back. Snowstorms Hit Midwest States; Close Highways | CHICAGO (INS) — A sing snowstorm and cold weather ee ered the’ western half of the coun-! try today. The storm closed highways and schools in many Colorado sections. and stockmen watched their cat- tle and sheep with mounting anx- iety when temperatures dropped to below freezing. Snow fell early today from northwest New Mexico through Colorado and southeast Wyom- ing and eastward through north- west Kansas, southern South Da- kota, Nebraska and intd Iowa. From Colorado through western Nebraska and southeastern Wyo- ming snow had accumulated from) Radio Sadapent said that four four to 12 inches with the Viggo textile works had started produc- depth in northeast Colorado’ and th ee EEG ae The validity of a second petition . Ser) ee ° Serre . $e. Bev seree oA 1° + from Oakland County, that Pontiac ee join with Waterford Township in Monday in Pontiac redoing a questionable 1954 annexa- (As recorded downtown) . : , : Highest temperature................. $1/tion proceeding, will rest with the . Maas temporstare: 02022! Gleourts if Pontiac City Attorney Weather—Partly cloudy, warm. William A. Ewart receives City One Year Ago in Teetee Commission approval tonight. grades in the city. |Health Service. The awards are the first in a. new federal program which will cost about $500,000 the first year, Each recipient will get a salary not to exceed $10,000 yearly, plus up to $2,000 to defray part of the expenses of his research. The awards included one to University of Michigan. \industry has done nothing for Pon- jtiac when I asked. ‘What has in- dustry done in Pontiac to make us ‘think it is willing to get out and help us?’ ’ Rep. Leslie H. Hudson. told the Press. ‘I know industry has done a lot for Pontiac but in view of the figures Mayor Donald- ‘son mentioned, I don't feel it has Donald R. Bennett, Pharmacology, done as much in Pontiac as it has PTeC!Ous minutes. lin other cities.” VIENNA (® — More Hungarian workers returned to their jobs to- day, Radio Budapest said. But the revolt against Russian subjection which exploded four weeks ago still lived. Nep Szabadsag, official newspa- |per of Premier Janos Kadar’s gov- jernment, recognized the popular jdemand for independence, It ex- pressed the hope the Soviet Un- ion would “respect the oft-ex- pressed wish of the Hungarian peo- ple to live independently and ac- cording to ite = will.” * tion. Several others were idle More Workers Back on ib te An earlier broadcast said that attempts to restore streetcar traf- fie on one line yesterday was met with threats and attacks on employes, India and two other Asian neu- trals—Ceylon and Indonesia—have unexpectedly backed U. N. moves to make an on-the-spot check in Hungary, ® , ALLOW RELIEF SUPPLIES — The three nations, which had kept aloof from the Hungarian dis- pute, put in a resolution calling on |Hungary’s Communist government to grant Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold’s request to let .in U. N. observers: entered the shoulder and came out Pozza's side. LIFE EBBED Vesey managed to pull the fallen Pozza behind a patrol car. But the desperately wounded trooper steadily grew weaker as he lay pinned behind the automobile for He died soon after arriving at Hurley Hospital. Vesey, although wounded slight- ly by a ricocheting bullet, reached his patrol car and radioed for aid. Officers from the Flint and Bridgeport State Police Post responded along with men from the Genesee . Sher. iff's.and the Flint Police depart. “ment. i Pozza_ joined the” Flint = in. 1950. Lappi became a member in 1954. ° La * The widows will get pieslous of about $2,600 a year plus $10 a month for each of their two chil-. dren. Mrs.-Lappi now has David, 6, and Michael, 3. Mrs. Pozza is left with Joanne Marie, 3, and Mary Beth, who will be a year old next week. In addition, each will receive ap- proximately $6,000 in cash under the State Police ,Voluntary Benefit Plan. Each. participating member of the plan, to which nearly all State Police belong, contribute $5 - on the death of another member. ‘The widows also will recéive up to $500 each for burial expenses. Pozza and Lappi were the sixth Povesttempersture: s.: ssomssssecssns A | Ewart ruled last.Tuesday.that| HEARING ON REZONING. Mean temperature... |. Pea — .. 26.8/the petition might not comply with) 4 public hearing is on tap on the : ee. the receritly-amended State Home . e . ©} i. a Pel Highest and Temperatures This Rule Act. proposal to rezone ots in t Lowest Ti Date in 44 Years 90 in 1931 12 in 1880 Manéag*s Temperatare Chart —— < ‘fepeeenee “o ‘Orleans 80 ‘o a pe seisauerses2® pesca a an | Ls rain on 47 3, Oct. 9, is’ a proposed city ordinance Franklin boulevard area to new “personal service district’ zoning = He has asked that a “friendly suit” be filed with Circuit Court for a determination of the re- * * vancing northeastward and falling, from the Texas Panhandle- and! northeast New Mexico northward through Nebraska and into’ south- east portions of South Dakota and in the Homestead Park No. 1 sub-' division. Other items on the agenda in- clude a claim-from a citizen for annexation proc-edings and = | etatete under which it toe bane fearkgs also are Scheduled on ee special. assegsment . roll. to. fi, nance-storm drains in ‘the Dixie-|" ge ee a ’ * tvs a spot on ‘the ‘abiley ite Soint agenda, after being deferred gutter, grading, graveling and re- | alleged damages to a basement re- land Subdivision, and the curb, ‘traffic light workers were reported mining coal, Yesterday 1,540,tons of sorely need-| ed coal were mined compared with 10,000 tons daily in normal times, Minnesota and into. northern Wis- ‘portedly cqused by a city sewer. A congin. | communication from James Madi-) son “Junior, High” “PTA expr “tor instaRation ofa! at the scool, is slated | * teaantite to” near ‘the, ; Coast. It also brought ‘some show- ers and — to be heard. wines of the cold air,\a southerty |. ind brought “x” warming | c} dicted that all main it was Teported.. Bade Dotan ait 38 street. cordance with plans for the new [southwest Nebraska. f k of Post Office dated for West Huron | The snowfall diminished reyeliyigenioa lack _of power Hungary's og Syl oy has re-jand seventh state troopers to be street, eastward with only traces on the) 1m the Dorog mines, northwest fused to admit U. N. political ob- slain in the-line of duty since 1921. =A. ————— will receive) 5 mids its todas; non ith Mtolreiet supplies with U. N. represen ung Girl Treated ss commission attention on a rezoni mpared tatives to enter F 5 oun 1 ated move to Commercial 2 pe two lots “Today . forecast i s for oye wate previous day, the station said. ‘ re rerk oe Chief U, S. Delgate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr, said the United States ‘had information that Russia has deported 16,000 persons in boxcars from Budapest alone, “Tt is’ inevitable," a -de- ‘tar Injes nm oem Si Linda tn et vee After Freak Mishap Six-year-old Linda Joyce Fourni- er, 461 Vafencia Dr., was treated and releaséd from St, ‘Joseph's Mercy Hospital yesterday after she ran into a:car, according to Ponti- ““Driver bf the tar, Francisco Al. s|varado, 97, of Holly, wais not held. nas suffered only rile Nps: SS * . ; , ‘ s = = : : Vinee es : sete! | J tj ) oe tp . : ot - : p 3 d / co : 7am PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956 : THREE "Soy Re Rock Sites - Iles west of Farmose ? ? § NEAR EAST: Turkey, Cyprus, 7 2 J Jordan,’ | Egypt, Iraq, Iran, and the coun- | MIDDLE EAST: India, Pakis- FAR EAST: China, Mongolian | the State Department’s grouping | as represented by its Office of 'Near Eastern Affairs and Office!’ of Greek, Turkish, ‘Authorities Differ on Grouping — - of Nations Comprising Orient# Republic, Korea, Japan, the within the scope of these two of- East. With this and the Stata De ifices, are not part of the Society’ bad \partment’s official Far a Near East grouping. ——} Ia British usage, the Balkan | } States of southeastorn Europe often have been tabbed as part of the Near East, but American practice is to align them seo graphically with the West. By common consent, authorities. and Iranian on the Orient keep south of Russia Affairs. Grece and the Sudan,’ in | defining Middle East and Near! as the Associated Press, are. fon amma Davatng His Tine ba to: Feathered Pals ~ANTL-RED REVOLT IN -¥IET-NAM — diers have been killed in an uprising north of Vinh (‘"X" on News- {Tripoli were labeled Middle East,’ “Many”'..Communist sol- map) in Communist-dominated North Viet Nam, according to reports reaching Saigon, South Viet Nam's capital. The revolt, characterized by Western observers as the first Asian repercussion of freedom up- [he will devote full time to the 400 risings in Communist-dominated eastern Europe, occurred on the eve or a Visit to Hane by Conimunist Chinas premier, Chou Ex-tat.— Vinh is in the heartland of an area heavily populated by Anti-Com- munist Roman Catholics and is known as a revolutionary district. Cruising Yacht Spots Signal Fishermen Live 47 evee” SIMMS Is OPEN WEDNESDAY. Tir 10 P.M. Desolate Isley - Marooned on CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Islands —Three fishermen, in- cluding a man from Georgia, have been rescued after being Ma- rooned for 47 days on an uninhab- ited island where they were tor- tured by hunger and thirst and pounded by a hurricane. The three, Allan D. Brathwaite. Virgin ’ Tachibana in-| 3, from Augusta, Ga., now a res-fered an attack of scurvy. are now aboard the Windson here ident of Grenada in the British. “T never thought he would west Indies, and Bradford Cobler.’ /23, and Israel Marks, 30, both of! ‘Grenada, were saved on Nov. 13 by a treasure-hunting yacht cap- tained by D. H. Henry, retired 1U. S. Air Force colonel. = * e *The three left Grenada on the! '16-foot sloop Jehovah on Sept. 27 | ‘for a fishing expedition to Aves; i (Bird) Island, 100 miles from_the | ‘nearest land. The Jehovah left. ‘them on the island and went on to St. Lucia, intending to pick them up in a couple of days. The Jehovah was caught in a storm, however, and went adrift. _The three fishermen were left ma- rooned. The iast 10 days they were without food and had only one drum of polluted water. They were pounded by the 100- mile-per-hour Hurricane Greta on Nov. 4. The men used a tarpau-) ‘lin to catch some snween and as protection against, the scorch- ‘ing sun. I They hung automobile tires on a. flagpole hoping to attract atten-| q tion. One ship passed by without seeing their signal, but on Nov 13 the treasure-hunting yacht Windson approached and Col, Hen- ry sighted the frantically Waving fishermen Reouss binoculars. = * Despite their ordeal the men were found to be in fairly good icondition after a medical check- | up, although Brathwaite had suf- They jwaiting to return to Grenada. the Society's Middle East r +e “3 East” qtiite commonly 'FAR EAST OLD __ WEDNESDAY ‘ONLY ‘SALE-PRICES! “CANNON mind, National Geographi oye ty cartographers have defined their, geographically logical Middle East-' MIDDLE EAST NEW | The Department of State has a Bureau of Near Eastern, South! | Asian, and African Affairs. It thus ‘avoids the term Middle East, and any precise definition of what -eamprises the Near East. 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WILD BiRD seen | Feodon cre oll weed end come in hanging, swivel _] end stationary models. 1 } aftermaths:?— sia.”’ 4 -years of friendship withWoed, 77, fT site they worked together on food jproblems in om Ww var I. “We came = m that ex- perience with a profound and jus- tifiable distaste of war and all its -he—-said.-““S¥hen4 [World War II began to loom up. both ‘of us simultaneously and ‘without any previous collabora- tion opposed every step of Ameri- ca being involved in that war." Ld * The former President said Wood gave ‘“‘warm: approval’’ to his -speech-.of-—June Sond 1941,_ saying. that Britain’ was “now safe from German invasion due .to Hitler's diversion to his attack upon Rus- * * = give aid to Stalin in the war,’ Hoover said. ‘‘I said the result would be to spread. communism over the worid. x 2 £ a TASKER’S 63 W. Huron St. FE 5-6261 ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN ‘ Advertisement ’ “| Was Nearly Crazy With Bleedin ing Piles —K sites Flint. Mufecte medicine, teary pele remedies ps og store w over with. We have sold many dosens of REC- y ASHLAND, Ky. “TI urged that we Sara ‘ : 2 hm a : a aero ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, - TUESDA ¢ . NOVEMBER 20,1956 ‘Louis town of ap Kills weapgn from under pillow oe me a. — ‘ Herbert Hoover | “Wa ATS | MY TINE? County Dairymen|YMCA to Send Fifty {Sen “she ue Srer's hed sul Go Wis Gor when President Thomas oon |_| wstrucnons: Un. Will Hear Satire i. ae . | |5-Year-Old Boy jolynn Elaine; was trying to re- + completed the Louisiana purchase Te scramble os few os poy yn = mage ren) on Detroit Bus Trip. AURORA, Colo, ®—The acci-|Place it when the revolver fired. cise the, Loans purchns| —'NoR ts appears under orrow, reading downward. at Area Banquet | : = instant Giduat of a pista in the. bullet passed through the pe he egre 5 | | -A Detroit trip is in store for sands of bia T-00 slates’ boy’s head, « | Oakjand County dairymen willisg yMCAa_ youngsters, age 9 to 14, = s T-y ar-old er killed “The boy’s father, Sgt. Arlen T. / ; | Tells of His. Stand jhold ir annual banquet-at 7:30) quring Thanksgiving vacation from William Gary Gibson, 5, police! Gipson, was on duty at Lowry Air /\. ‘Dec. 12 in the Masonic Hall at) .-hool, YMCA youth director Mor-|chief Spencer Garrett reported. [Force Base and his mother was ec During World War Ii ‘Commerce, Lyle Abel, Oakland ‘rie Tubergeon ‘announced. Garrett said the boy took thelvisiting a neighbor, G eid: at Boys’ Club Dinner | ccunced rode ural agent, am) He said there still are a few i is ™ - ‘Ipeservation which can be made SeenmEgamesasepcceconssososecoossoyereecerces Qn the agenda for the evening 's for the bus trip, which leaves the . Established in 1998 e | CHICAGO —Former President program, which is expected toys" community center, 131 Mt. 8 : Herbert Hoover says he has “‘no se ~ongret 200 rere ——— et Clemens St. at 9:30 a.m. Friday. : ° ‘regrets’ for a stand he took in 5 presentation 0 ontiac; Movies and a visit for swimming ia S / 1941 opposing United States in- Press trophy to the outstanding! gt the Highland Park YMCA areis art Y er nover : \ retvemen in World War I 3: Suntan Wiad cons he (Seach eee oat reas FUNERAL HOME } * =e «* i 1 SASSIT 7 Speaker for the evening will be} sters will retum Friday night. e e Hoover spoke last night at a. : repeals N ok Jim Hays, ——— a . 8 160° W. Huron -- * PE 2.9171 8 idinner in connection with the ded-. : ler formerly wi ichigan ? e = « e ‘jeation of a new boys’ club for ; 3 ata of ae —_ —— falc Raat Salas Soca en : AIR CONDITIONED ° i = > : . ;men w bd . ra ge) ed Bouck wool 6 BESA Gow" pettiness ee ra “ oaiive =< tees ree Mt oa weseeccceccceccccongcocccesens eeeeeece : and president of the Chicago ST ow “on cattle judging, Abel said. 4 Boys Clubs a 9 PLITRE E ee ° . : : ‘esterdeys enewer: es els, Hoov er, now 8&2 rec alled 40 ae porer, aie Gen aan = ‘Actor Borgnine Wins PONTIAC the scene with complex instru-, ments to record the exact instant | 600,000 pounds of explosive were | +set-ott; They hope to get it down: to the last one-thousandth of a. second. = * * “By knowing the exact time, lo-| | cation and magnitude of the explo- sion,’ said Dr. Dan Tocher of the University of California, “‘we may. _be able to learn a little more about the thickness of the earth's crust.” Dr. Tocher said he would give better than even odds the blast would be dététtéd by instruments’ on~ the “West “Coast, away, He said seismographs, de- vices which record movement of earth, would be certain to pick up the explosion in Utah and Ne- vada, The Southern Pacific railroad planned the blast to get rock for its 49-million-dollar causeway across the Great Salt Lake. The causeway will replace a 12-mile-, ‘tong wooden trestte, | Only two nonatomic blasts set off in the United States have been .. Taat without « single complaint.” Why safer any apparently slipped and the car larger. Both were detonated dur- oe 2 ee ae ee et an See BE | “ T oll AL, wer = Kings nmol Parner: Rule; | —. + tpou's true! sey Deas s arbor; Arts, Drayton —— ‘rolled 100 feet down the bank into -mattoran: about 15—feet-of -water: Dill climbed out an open win- dow and swam to shore ve" a ‘Yap Pay Less For Benefits Like These Because Of The Millions In Taxes Trucks Pay! ap RUSS ARE VITAL to dustry in Michigan = even-the-rail-— roads —and no service or commodity ing TVA construction of the South -++Heisten—-Dam- et -Bristel, Tenn: Geologists now believe the crust of the earth runs down about 1842 every in- ~-peach you" important ways, too. shdw that Michigan’s trucks any business enterprise in M to help pay for modern roads, grounds, police and fire these benefits. 6 4 Sa which affects your day-to-day living could “with®dt ticks. That is the basic way in which trucks serve you. But they benefit you in other For example — latest available figures, $50,000,000 annually in State registra- tion fees afd gasoline taxes alone, plus several millions more in mileage taxes and special taxes levied on the larger vehicles. In addition, of course, trucks pay all the other taxes charged against real estate property taxes, personal prop- erty taxes, business activities taxes, sales taxes, intangibles taxes, franchise taxes. All these millions in taxes the trucks pay go to support the general welfare, schools and colleges, parks and play-— And because of these millions of dol- _lars in taxes trucks pay, you pay less for pay over ichigan — hospitals, ion. rucKs ARE YOUR FRIENDS — SERVING you NIGHT AND DAY! _ Michigan. Traci ing Ass sociation 700 ~-miles* ° e “@ sien cence More refreshing every time fire-brewed Stroh’s beer' Whatever the occasion, party, mealtime or just relaxing... Stroh’s is the beer that’s more refreshing every time. Stroh’s is more eetresiing because it’s America’s only fire-brewed beer... fire-brewed at 2000 degrees. ~ Recommend Repeal {f ——————} tameve Tots Right Eye ze Sig : ae 5 : But Half Truth Better Than None? _| in Effort to Halt Cancer in Egypt Invasion | |i | of 15-Mill Tax Limit | ean; Pag. | yBtsTO@ — Ute tt | Keeping Khrushchev Lit | wis rss tos ber vient 5 te y Willi the surgeon’ ants mes = an am ‘LANSING wn — Gov. ams’ * « . | to spre auras special vty commission on ed 1 VI ic¢ ht Bring Halt Truths | er tran ucation finance has received a ‘The 34-year-old girl's cancerous recommendation for répeal of the | = right eye was removed yesterday 15-maill tax limitation, part of/ WASHINGTON — There areto help maintain the morale of jj, what doctors at- Massachusetts Michigan's basic property tax law. drunks and drunks, as everyone|the people. ‘Eye and Ear Infirmary called a The restriction was written into ‘knows. Doubtless it would be good for Successful operation, They said the State Constitution by amend-| Noisy. Weepy. Affectionate. Khrushchev’s liver if he gave ‘up there is no indication of a similar ment to protect property from ex- Quarrelsome, Just run down the yodka sessions. ‘growth in- the left-eye.———— : ; list of your acquaintances, Or look! ; | Ahead for Carol Ann lies lengthy cessively heavy taxation in de- | Still, there’s an old Latin prov- iin the mirror, if necessary.. i a ‘i pathological tests of the optic pression times. | lerb about ‘Veritas in vino,” which nieve & tute shade he Desert. Its removal was recommended| Then there -is Nikita S. Khrush- you can loosely translaté as “A. disease has toon coal ned. by the commission's subcommit- chev. hed will tell the truth when he has — tee on school district reorganiza- If is no secret that the boss ofihalf a skinf tion. Russia’s Communist party is @ Maybe it would be worthwhile 4 * * Ll The correspondent, James Mor- ris, added: j i i | | ee “The Israeli censorship has sti- fied this startling fact, and Gen. Moshe Dayan, the Israeli chief of staff, flatly denied. it when ques-| tioned at a recent : press confer- ence, “Repeal ofthe. amendment is the only practical solution to the _|serious problem of differential allocated tax--rates adversely af- fecting school districts containing | ‘other municipal units, wholly or ce Se handy man with a vodka bottle, go, the Western people to take u though he will settle for cham-', ¢oliection to keep Khrushchev) or even those effete Western pare it. pagne martinis. * * The first session of the United |” He has made an oaf of himselt (Nations General Assembly met in a VENETIAN -SCENE-—-Looking- Mkcaasiste _to_salvage. their belongings from. wrecked build- see epi ideeneednenaieiiaainee ae RnNRIRe a demmemenememnemeamamtes ane _ SHOP FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 P. M. EDUCE WITH THE AMAZING JAY ATOL Instant Beverage Plan DELICIOUS COFFEE-FLAVOR! Helps you literally drink that ona * * * Britain's car exports recently hit! years, says “‘there are some excep-, A 30,248 in a single month. holds all world's speed records a tionally good amide in Pontiac.” in pyblic more than once. ‘1946 London before: moving to in~part,’!--said—a—report._by._the in n ore ng “There 1s, however, no doubt “along the Grand Canal-in Venice.is this picture of ings while a. British tank stands guard. fc any But he outdid himself -tast‘week-" New York City, its , ermane| at all that French fighter. pilots| a flooded street in Port Said. Egypt. Civilians try hi eats teeoeartaertilheraenred| took part in the battle, and it is| — —— a ~ -}~“Phe-15-mitt timitation-now-may the yevealed much about himsetf, 7 | suggested be exceeded, but only by affirma- his confederates and the ruling “thatthe accuracy*, of their napalm bombing was one tive vote in a referendum. School class of the Soviet Union, of the most figurine factors inh districts, as budgets have risen in| “‘Red-faced and gesticulating,” the rout of the Egypti ” recent years, have found them- in the words of an Associated Morris said he had etareinecal \selves crowding against it in grow- Press story that passed through one French fli ‘ing numbers. \Red censorship, Khrushchev told : er in uniform who) . Chess and checkers -enthusiasts; . Although going unheaten. in ;Banks in a similar exhibition at} — a cocktail party audience: “talked to me very freely about will once again ha¥e a chance at five hour exhibition sponsored by | the Fair Grounds in Detroit. 1 ‘The-entire commission ‘has taken these bones a their amazing JAVATOL Instant Beverage . that lets you eat most of the Een, . Recuey | tna! Fenton She said she became dubious ..~ ~ ~ SYS pe ml | igonunate the mond: Plan. No pills! No harmful drugs! foods you love . . . that literally helps eR when the men didn't return with © And this is true whether a Khrush- 9BNo tiring exercises! No starvation you drink that extra weight right off Denyis Gibson, IT Tipe = Pg 2 to Dr.-George, W. Crane Fas eer Press, pontine, PF coopyrent ley i | THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956 SEVEN ~ Income Tax Forms Available Dec. 3rd Advance copies of federal in- its) South Afries now has 16,000 \“gas"* pumps. CUT HOME ‘ India recently celebrated tenth year of freedom. _— Kiddies Book Will Be Boon to Adults Understandable Dictionary Appears at Last By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK (INS) — man, * * In fact, he was so cognizant (see Noah Web- ster, the dictionary dopester, was : * a very erudite (see “cognizant’’) tj don’t know what he’s talking about. ° worry ae: ‘the time, written by Englishmen, €4Sy-to-use words. As we were once forced to ad- | | were too foreign for his young 4.11) mit, while leafiug through one of ‘ the 25-pound Webster stand-mod- el dictionaries, “Some of these definitions are so amphibolous as The new ees 576 pages of sim- enough without plicity in large print,:as contrasted American students. to 3,350 pages in the average mod- | So in 1783 he brought out the ‘est-sized adult dictionary, was put, simple “B-B Speller,” his first ‘out by the Merriam Brothers who attempt at clarifying the mean- ee leek poraptemtty. ond wet we bought the rights to Webster’s old ings of words for the great, con need is an expositor.” “‘acroamatic’’) that we = fropecstiy of an atom.” Surety this is enough teacher, he found the textbqoks of easy-to-remember Sefinitions for Feeling that life is complex (dif- getting Personnel at the Pontiac office of ‘swamped (overwhelmed, caused tothe Internal Revenue Service, 5312 \capsize) in a clutter of unneces- W ‘sary words—we find the elemental | Lyle Russel, | peyealé for our purposes, is just branch, said individual taxpayers | \fine (small, thin, delicate and ex- will receive their forms and in- jcome tax forms for the prepara- ition of 1956 returns will be ‘available Dec. 3 to accountants, lattorneys, and other professional . 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The new commander said be| took. over the post “with a firm | -pelief that NATO is. if anything, more important than -ever be- fore.” s ~ 2 “The Soviets have perhaps more wantonly and bru- tally than ever before, demon- | _ strated that they understand: enly! force," Norstad said. ‘It is clear that our peaceful aims can be) achieved only by maintaining our strength.” Tresps representing all the) NATO nations — except Iceland.! again. and Roar BIG MOMENT COMING UP — Four Blue Si- amese kittens can barely | contain themselves as Court Refuses Bus Segregation Ban Will) Reach Alabama -Next Month - 1. MONTGOMERY, Ala: — The refusal of Justice Black yesterday \in Washington to speed up a U.S. |Supreme Court decision to end isegregation on Montgomery buses pics “no real disappointment”’ icott here. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. said, “Ve were optimistic enough to hope for the best, but realistic enough to know it was jpossible the court would deny the irequest, and we knew that that \was the greater possibility.” gomery Improvement Assn., co- jordinating body for the boycott | that began Dec. 5. Out of it grew, - a federal suit on which the Su-| preme Court ruled a week ago! they wait for start of cat championship show in that city and state bus segrega- Paris, Mamais on the oe jtien laws are unconstitutional. Which has no armed forces — pa-| raded without arms as the com-| —— The decision will be formally matd changed hands at Supreme _Allied Headquarters near Paris. . * * Granted a wish, Gruenther said, #ome people might want to dou-! ‘ble NATO's military strength, | some might want to strengthen it 875 Grey Rd., Auburn Heights jn the political field, afid some A membe r at the , “might wish that Khrushchev) 934 baci would abstain for a while from! Combat Group Pic and Mrs. is Windcroft Dr Pfc. Robert E. Beauchamp, son of. Mr. and Mrs. E. Beauchamp, Pendleton, oar to those cocktail parties in football team in service in January, 1956. didn't decide to move in wit en. the Kremlin.”’ ; ; : *haple Major) Russe ~ la tives °S. Germany. Rob- Chaplain (Major) Russell C. relatives until a year ago. Up to * * «& . for hs ae gee he eit ig in end Ce \Haggard, son Mr. and Mbps. then, she preferred to live alone. | Baveatt vod @.Weel ‘to wished the 450 million people o : \Harry H. Haggard, 34:N..Johnson; She peoh-peohs bh yance ee ce ase the NATO countriee:should have? the team. He ma wan wcliticd) eee: peck verte her =etvenced end their protest when the deci-: an abiding faith in their alliance; ¢nteréd the recently of as-| ‘I saw a fellow in the newspap- sion goes into effect. Meanwhile, : ' anny in ype i signiment toler who is) 101°) she caid! Well, they are walking to work and T ei e "'t ‘ ae | Clark Air. Force I think I can make it if he can.’ ; Sharing rides on friends since "| Wo reig ers ceived baat => Base, Philippine an state court ban issued last week) training at For $ . a : stopped their car pool transporta-| ® . . Leonard Wood, # ae Islands. as Staff Succumbs in Texas on Collide in River Mo. Former. BEAUCHAMP | Chaplain. ly employed by Bundy Construc- ; Before enter-- DALLAS, Tex. uA—Mrs. Winnie ST. LAURENT, Que. — One ton Co., he attended Pontiac High ing service, he Wilson, 111, a former slave in She Stole the Show School. was pastor of Jefferson County in southeast Tex- ocean freighter was aground on * * the St, Lawrence River shore here’ today after a midstream collision) Ist Lt. Conrad H. Goode, son Church in Sagi-: The mother of 17 children. she Johnson of Danford gave the odds- | with another cargo vessel. The Of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore. L. Goode = naw. His wife. had lived in Dallas the past 60 Makers something to figure on dur-| secondll treichier ‘was towed | 10) of 203. Cherokee HAGGARD two sons and years. ing the Carolinas Beauty and Har-, Quebec with a heavily damaged Road, recently 'W9 daughters plan to join him The Rev. J. Von Borwn, pastor vest Festival. Six fur stoles were bow. No injuries were reported. | processed," several months. of the Light Church of Prayer, given away during the’ show. John-| The 2.963-ton German freighter at Parks Air — said Mrs. Wilson had been an son's name was drawn three times Wolfgang Russ was run aground, Force Base, Pelgium workers now get 12 active member for the past 0 out of a box that-contained-thous- Calff., en route to the Far East. Lieutenant Goode, a dental officer, is a graduate of the University of by her crew after the collision) with the Cunard cargo ship Asia.| The impact punched a gaping hole| in the German ship's starboard} side just forward of the bridge. | % The collision occurred last night} hi about two miles from this village’ & @ on the south shore of the Island of) oval FS Michigan. He| Orleans, 10 miles east of Quebec. GOODE entered ac-| Two tugs towed the 8.723-ton tive duty in _June. 1S. Cunard freighter to Quebec. } The German vessel was steered’ Serving doar’! the iatinek trans-. tile downstream port ship USS Chilton, one of three, from the collision point. U.S. Navy ships evacuating U-S. ; ———————— \Nationals from Alexandria, E gypt, | Didn't Need Teaching ‘following the outbreak of hostili- ties in the Middle East. is Richard LOS ANGELES —Helene Brot-|L. Hummel, Yeoman Third Class. man says her parakeet has taken USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard) to 8c reeching, “This darn smog, 'W. Hummel of 182 W. Rundell St. is killing me.” Curiously, she adds,|and husband of Mrs. Caroline P. no one taught the bird to say it.! | Hummel of Pontiac. In feed value for livestock 100/ Los pounds of potatoes equals 100 pounds of shelled corn or 35 pounds of alfalfa hay. Angeles Hoping for Gifts of City Parks LOS ANGELES w — The Los Angeles City Council is ready to take applications of millionaires who may wish to give parks to| the city. The council's receptive mood followed a suggestion that the city sell 27 tax-deeded lots it owns in West San Fernando Valley and ‘earmark the proceeds for parks. If millionairs were reminded ithat the city needed such benefac- 'tions, said Councilman Harold | Henry, “there might be a consid-| aoe response.’’ | SWEETEN A Sour STOMACH PHILLIPS’ MILK OF MAGNESIA t Bank Bandits Unbagged ETS | SEATTLE &® — A paper bag, stuffed with $34,000 broke open as) b two gunmen made their getaway ‘from a bank holdup venterday | Bills totaling $10,300 fluttered to) (ers picked them up and returned; them to the bank, but the bandits! | got. away with the rest. | | pine quick mutt’ Aaiii7pg: MInT-FLAVORED es One of Michigan's Largest Selections of Fine Carpets. Tockless Installation HOORS: Mon, Thurs., Fri., 9:30 to 9:00 Tues., Sat., 9:30-6:00, Wed» 9:30-Noon \ IEE \ TERE M> S \ News of Men in Service c Baking Own Cake John C. Wiltz Harry , is now stationed at the Marine Corps Base at Camp Calif. John entered the days” paid vacation A year, Marks 101st Birthday = M. Johnson Jr. about Dec, 12, official said yesterday after Black refused a Negro request to shorten the norma] delay. A permanent injunction against city bus segre- gation here will go into when the decision arrives. Until then, ‘‘the prote st will con- tinue,” King said. ‘‘We don't in- but she tend to return to se gregated bus- ROY, Utah W—A five-foot, 80- pound woman who baked her own birthday cake and still keeps abreast of world events marked her 101st birthday yesterday. Mrs. Liza Drake McManus’ hus- band died 40 years ago, e, son of Mr. L. Hate, 3380 Calvary Baptist as, died last night. CHARLOTTE, N. ands on tickets. years despite her Sse. ‘Thieves Mail Checks, | thieves. 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So 5 4 263 Auburn Ave. 884 W. Huren St. 701 Orchard Lake Rd. ‘ GINGELLVILLE Howard Street DONATO’S §= .. FARMER'S f SHOP-RITE -~ $HOP-RITE SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE MARKET — MARKET MARKET . MARKET . | ; 3990 Baldwin Ave, | : : ° aa 2 ee. Ae E ened ®. Oe ee Oe « . DIED DANCING , by KELLEY ROOS | have cocktails tonight. At five?;mostly silver, on her lap. “You can say that again. Jack's) At the Wellington? That's on Wash-, “I've got to count this money,"’| just been teaching here steady all, ington Square .” she said. ’ . the time. Say, speaking of Anita, it! had a dance lesson to give and | Not cenit . j Want moms help? is a truck driver.” didn’t want to run the risk of hav- “At five at the Wellington.’ “No, Pm no good at counting = ing my pupil complain about my We'll have fun. Maybe if we have’ sheep and things like that, but I | ‘Why does everybody inattention to him I hurried enough fun I won't even make you! can count money. This is a col- Anita s murder was through the reception room and explain. Now teach me to’ jection I took up for Jack and CTime? down the corridor to Studio K dance, baby.” Dottie, Jack Walston and Dottie | “Are you kidding? Where've you T opened the aoor, stepped in- ““Den't be silly, And it must be side... and it was all I could do a big disappointment to you... to keep from turning around and finding me here, instead of some heading for the hills. The pupil. baby you coufd line up fer your- waiting for his lesson was Wendell self with this phoney learn-to- ii Kipp. dance business.” He was 4s surprised as I. But, “O, not at all! Don't be modest while my surprise turned inte a | reaily like you, baby.”’ stampede of confusion, his blos- “Oh, for...” . somed into a kind of insidious _ - But I didn't complete my deroga-, joy. His smile was a drool, his tory sentance. A face was pressed| velvet eyes dripped delight. up against the square of glass in “Well,” he said, “Well, well and ™Y studio deor- Detective Hankins CHAPTER 22 Leone wasn't at the reception desk and I couldn't wait for her. I a sex: *y of ten it’s sex. “What's happening about Jack ; “Nine times out. of ten what is and Dottie?” “Tomorrow's their, last day. They're getting married. We're going to have a little party tomor- thingis sex! ‘row night” You Know, cake and’ thing~is~ sex? champagne. “Oh. Well, I'd like to contrib-/8°t to count this money.” ute."’ | “T wasn't going to ask you, Hes-| And listen, Hooray, before you ter, on account of you're new here,; date another fellow you ask to but if you insist . . . seventy-fiveT see his driver’s license.’ My God, Hester, “I won't keep you any longer. | : looking ove ms ) -ents.”' ; t ell.” was looking over the scene of the cen . aps AE noo | wall yes!’ I said. “Imapinet |cTime and J was standing in full | I gave her three quarters. ated = nig Br her! | : Te a an sht of him. I instantly- became a? - * 8 * . )_ 4 went out to the reception room. =a Y Frees o Bn wee ae ee 12 alee ieee: ee ee dancing teacher. I stepped in Wen-| “Hanks, ‘Hester. Say, what is| ple. the man I met at the Feather Club last night...” *“Oh, but yes...” “No, as a matter of fact, 1 wasn't in the Feather Club last ss night.” I shut up. I realized that! Leone was tied up with some peo- I scouted around, jira pe pela was between I was that way about a boy and inaividual studios. Dottie’s was! >= - iI had to break it off. I didn't. want The door didn't open; the face to grow up black and blue, There's he window moved away. ‘something about ffrucks." . You're shaking,” “} guess so. Why are Jack and ae | _ _ THE PONTIAC: PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -20, 1956 Gov. Williams fo Begin Tour wouldn't surprise me if the Waltzer announced he will take a three-| @ jweek tour of South America which think will include visits to five countries. |Nancy, will leave New York by Harris, They're teachers here.” been all your life? Nine times out/ where he will confer with Puerto sex?” Janeiro, Brazil, “Nine times out of ten every- former law partner, Hickman Price My God: Hester, ;¢Fnmental_ officials..and an. air-,_ ” haven't you noticed? Now, I've Plane tour of the Brazilian in- ; | terior, ‘Paulo, Brazil; guay, 'Santiago, Chile; Lima, Peru, and |Mexico City. | Lansing Dec. 20 or 21. ¢ te 1 “4 n ‘f ms py, ; ; ™ —] j Co peeki } : ” dell Kipp's arms. and fox-trotted jt about trucks? When | was a kid +, ugh the small windows of the cation and education. |he got into truck driving. Brother! | empty; apparently she didn't check| America before, and I have had in on Fridays until later in the day.|this trip in mind for several ‘I found Jack Walston instructing Ye@rs,” he said. *‘Hickman knows ‘a group of a dozen women jn the|™any of the people in government cs seed To Use Warning ® LISBON—The first tunnel in Lis b J 1 completed. The tube extends more than one third of the 12 miles the first phase of the project will cov- er. When the task is completed the Portuguese capital will have a subway covering about 25 miles and able to carry 35,000,000 pas- sengers a year, TORONTO # — The Mid-Can- ada radar warning line will be in full use by January, one of its builders said today. South Arrant Site for 3-Week ‘Vacation and Education’ % partment, told the Canadian Club that ‘the target date for operation- . al service is Jan. 1, He said some — sections would be ‘completed be- _ fore that date. . The 3,000-mile line of radar sta- tions runs along the 55th parallel of latitude from the Alberta-Brit- ish Columbia border to the Labra- dor coast. Costing 200 million dol- Alexander G. Lester of Mon-|lars, the project has employed 5,- treal, general manager of the Bell 500 men and requir Telephone Co. special contract de-|some 200,000 tons ed transport of of equipment. LANSING W—Gov. Williams has The Governor. and his wife, plane Nov, 27 for Puerto Rico, Rican Gov. Munoz Marin. The next stop will be Rio de where Williams’) has arranged a meeting with gov- will include Sao Montevideo, Uru- Aires, Argentina; Other stops Buenos Williams said he will be back in He. described the tour as “a va- -“T have never been in South my poise was still down, still out Kipp was walking toward me. He put his insistent hands on my shoulders. I tried to step away, but he held me. “Baby, what goes? Last night your name was Gloria. Today... here it’s Hester Frost, I'm told. “You're all unstrung.”’ .lesson, Why don’t you take the going to open a kind of country day off? ( jtonight, get. some beauty sleep. where. You know, they'll have din- Not that you need it.” Kipp said.! | : eet z ; ibasic steps of the rhumba. Hei" Brazil, and this is a good op- Jottie t 7? 5s Jac AV 5 a A 2 , Lt 4 laaaher wate Does Jack have didn't seem to be enjoying his|Portunity. 2 “Not what vourd call aijobl He's work, | Price, now living in Sao Paulo, ae ; | When I got back to the reception is. superintendent of Willys-Over- Rest up for our date night club up in Connecticut Toom, Leone was alone at her lard Co. operations in Brazil. | desk. I went to her. During ‘his absence, the Gover-, Leone is om the spot tomor- nor said, Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart! row as Chapter 23 of “The (will be assigned responsibility for, “That's typical of me,”’ I said. “Look.”’ he said, ‘‘we'll skip this jing and dancing and a bar and a’ I walked out on the great lov- |floor show. Jack and Dottie will do) i b dag ; i Blonde Died Dancing" t hd . | er. I fled to the ladies’ locker | their act. They got a cute act. | in this newspaper, nae conminues “Goes?” | room where I would be safe from | ‘Has Dottie always been Jack’s. | 1936 | (Copyright, | pr?”” partner? by Kelley Roos) “Last night you just happen to all males, including members of “Oh, sure.’’ be in a bar where the Waltzer the Homicide Bureau. { turns up. When I recognized him, you just happened to disappear This morning you just happen to Went have Anita's job. What gives?” and be logical over a cigarette. * * « | Steve and I did seem to be get-| “You must've heard wrong.” “For that matter.” I said. “what ting someplace. A little more time} ‘How long has Jack been teach- Sabri Assali’s five-year-old Cabi- gives with you? Last night you 4nd we just might prove that Steve ing here?" net unanimous endorsement of its | said you took your lessons on hadn't killed Anita Farrell by prov-| “About a year.” Wednesday . “And he never left Syria Supports Egypt The Syrian I wanted to think things over. I) “I thought I heard something 0 a settee and tried to relax| about Anita Farrell being Jack's partner for a while.” DAMASCUS uw — just before the ing who did. But we needed time. | to take a angular aggression of Britainti now?” with his threat. Somehow, he had+With Anita?’ iwas voiced “I take three lessons a week.ito be. put off. baby,” he said. “This is one of my. But there was most of a day formation?" regular times." before that crisis arrived, and I “Oh,” I said Mr. mustn't waste that day. There guess." ‘Listen, cumstances development of next year's legis- lative program, | part in helping steer our legisla- ltive program during the coming session,’’ Williams said. Parliament has given Premier Floor Show for Free ‘support of Egypt against the ‘‘tri- steaks were overcooked and serv-| “From an unreliable source, I:support for Egypt under all cir- of blazing taurant’s barbecue pit. | You try new Instant Chase a Sanborn. in the new GIANT-SIZE JAR! “He is going to take a greater| j | You'll save 25¢ while this introductory offer lasts. And you'll enjoy the best coffee you ever tasted. Better Hurry! Supply Limited! EDMONTON, Alta. w) — The steak! ce slow at a downtown CHASE & SANBORN The Full-Bodied INSTANT Waltzer. What are you doing here. Kipp mustn't deprive us of that dancing engagement anywhere?,France and Israel’’ The approval house last night but the custo- in a five-hour de-imers said the floor show made! “Uh-uh. Where'd you get that in- bate on a policy statement by As- up for it. Five fire engines raced} sali in which he vowed perpetual to the seene to put out 10 pounds’ beefsteak in the res-| ANOTHER FINE PRODUCT OF STAWOAND BRANDS IHC: "REMARKABLE! Full Bodied! The best!” Cooed this critica) Thanksgiving guest. ‘You may pour me some more, My dear daughter-in-law. Both your coffee-and_you pass the test!” ~~ FULL-BODIED « Kipp 5. -- was Leone for me to see, and Jack Walston and . * s ‘Last night you called me Wen- * dell, Last night you were real 6.31.15)" | , : 7 ' - | agente How come you picked | piooray Rose plopped down on the | m7 , rea \- _ < settee beside me. The ex-show { ; “T picked you up?” igirl, ex-model was looking a bit| ? e < “You had a reason for it, didn't exhausted this morning, but on her j with ‘ | you?” jeven exhaustion looked good a : “Listen _ | “Hello, Hooray,’ I said. “How . . “No, on second thought, don't are vou?” ca teli me now. | think it would be} “How would you be?” | ss s ad SS . . ‘ - | more pleasant if you explained it) “What?” | ° . to me over cocktails this eve-- “Never go out with a_ fellow! ° ' 2a ning." \from Altoona, Pa., who is in the| Make ° Oe , “Sorry, I'm busy.” ‘trucking business. Brother! I final-| gaa : ied > | es meee iam Oils ei tian a \ = —— ei “Not that busy . . . because I ly had to punch him in the stom o ° > = } might tip off Mr. Bell about you. ach. Ever try that? It’s good. But! Or I might get very conscientious you have to be careful not to hit and go to the police.” |him in the belt buckle. That can “You wouldn't do that, you . . "| hurt you more than it hurts him ee) Well, now, let's see. . .”’ “Oh, So it matters. 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NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN A PONTIAC STATE BANK 1957 CHRISTMAS CLUB. . Imagine being handed a check for $100 . . $200 . . $300 or more in time for Christmas shopping. It only takes a few minutes to join. Come in at your first opportunity. Build a Christmas fund: ‘PONTIAC STATE BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE MAIN OFFICE: In Downtown Pontiac's Tallest Building Satjinaw at Lawrence ‘BRANCH OFFICES: Auburn Heights Drajton Plans Every. Depositor Insured to $10,000 by F.D.LC. 77 CHRISTMAS FE on’ i | ; 4] = | tr Peel ee i tq pas] pang Psa 5 \ : %, : \. ed 3 . HAS se x ees aS ae Pe eae, EOS ES += Se = og: Bid Bee eee Si a eit eerie ee : 3 : | rat PONTIAC PRESS.” TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19yv e. Boom. “in College Enrollments Seen . 3 nope Experts Evaluate Post-High S chool Education Needs} WASHINGTON (INS)—A presi-; Likewise, it said, decisions must,ern civilization require that each| mentation will be necessary, in- study and “informed debate.” jmit specific recommendations dential committee has warned)be reached as to: the part that individual develop his talents to: to, volving such methods as educa-) 6, Additional financial support jater on financing and other prob- that. the nation’s — educational| state and local governments, pri-|the fullest degree. This includes! tional television. A rigid four-| must be provided “if the additional’ os and that there likely will needs beyond the high school will vate philanthropy, employers,| post-high school training for a year college training cannot be millions in the population” are to : ‘skyrocket in the next 14 years and) parents and the individuals who|‘‘much »higher’-percentage” ofthe sole standard. The next receive post-high school educa- or * “some differences: of opinion ‘that a sound program for solving| will receive the education must! youth than receive such training| logical step is more community tions, Although incomes are ex- 'among-committee members. the —= must be developed take in this task. now. and junior colleges. pected to rise, ‘many more - in-| soon. * 2 4. Steps must be taken to re- dividuals may have to be aided in The comuulilae declared that; The group, appointea by Presi- ate va-« due ye high | verse the present trend in which meeting the costs. A somety. Governor Proclaims among the questions that must| ‘ent Eisenhower last March, is| PO* h_rate, the number |i 2¢ numbers of teachers are’ state analysis of needs should CHRISTMAS. GIFT CLUB Buy $100 in Gifts... Pay $4 Weekly he settled is the role the federal|®°™Posed of 36 nationally-known of persons ‘demanding college ||. ving their profession for better-' hastened. “Th ksqi ) government will play in financing} Persons in business, educational] *é¥stion Eos a ~~ paying jobs. Teacher pay must ee @ an giving ay , fre additional educational facili-|@%d other fields. It submitted to) PY 19%. Existing = be raised. Devereux C. Josephs, / tes. the President an interim report teacher suyabers will be com | «Tne federal government in, chairman of the New York ae LANSING WW — Gov. Williams : —— in which it outlined six conclu-| Pletely Senspqente.. Adult tralm: | vecent years has spent more than/ Insurance Co., and chairman of has issued a formal proclamation 3 . sions concerning the problem of ing programs will double by a billion dollars a year on educa-|the group, told a new conference. id ting Thurad Thanks i 4 TWO INSPIRING _ post-high school education, | = tion beyond the high school. Yet it that tax - supported institutions: mare — eee *| i] EVENTS | These were: | 3. To meet the problem, there has “no clear and explicit policy’’ would have to bear the heaviest giving Day in Michigan. The proc- 1 ss ; ; 1. The nation’s ideals and the must be greater flexibility in post--on this problem. Such a policy share of the future load, lamation said in part: i . Thanksgiving Service “ine Teasing complexity” ot mod-' “high school _ education. Experi-'* ‘should be for mulated, after full He said the committee will sub- “Over the years all of us have; & | Thursday, Nev, 22, 10 AM. haz ao — — oe = ‘had much to be thank{ul for. And FB Rev. Hareld Walsh, Wadley,” "Guest : a — a = we recognize that every individual : = Ee erat: In Eastern Bivens. : bas serious personal problems to | Bible Conference a overcome at times; that our social = N 2% Through Dee. 2 - . and economic problems are not ov. . R b Wie R _ ; - fully, met: and. that the world te} . oe |NeDelIION Rears a NMealt ed pees Fiera, agian on “Reypt te or “Yet flrs oe are blessed with) Cu es oS —- — the highest standard of livinfg in We Invite You To The all the world’s history, and we are : “ be ARTHUR B. PASTORE dR. {time now, in spite of attempts by quantities at the Stalin- Metalon_ operations: of terrorist -groups!a-people vigorously determined to) a Lee | MARIMONT PARIS UNS)=Political unrest is| authorities to stamp out all oppo-|Works at Staling in edstern Tran- from Germany. Later Polish au-\defend our nation and the precious th Anniversary ; BAPTIST CHURCH ereaing throughout seve spp sition, this source sald. syivania. | thorities admitted that the sabo-|freedom that goes with it.” Walten an@ Heltywood reliable reports reaching Paris Reports already have reached! Throughout the satellite states,|tage against state cooperatives was| ee said today. the west of demonstrations by stu- jfor some months even before the! -arried out by a well organized Mayor Cobo Leaving dents and workers against the pro |Hungarian, uprising and the Polish and { ‘and extremely strong clandestine Refugee independent French Russian Romanian red regime. outbreak, acts of sabotage were anti-Communist movement. for Arizona Vacation. sources said the recent bloodbath The disturbances apparently have reported. In H cy. @ big ex-| DOUBLE : ,of Hungary's short-lived bid for| centered in Transylvania where plosion ee | | DETROIT Mayor Albert E._ 3 Call FE 2-0119 freedom and the bitter Polish Poz-\there is a large oe minor- arms SRee a While refugees do not envision Cobo of Detroit, defeated in his © ; }nan riots are manifestations of a jty. pest, was hushed up as a natural immediate trouble in Czechoslo-| Republican campaign for Governor | general ripple of rebellion in the earthquake, but rumors persist it|V@kia, they say there are strong leaves today for a three-week va- a ® we ia ‘ Saw 7 Other indi tical Get the MONEYSAVING ‘countries ot Eastern Europe. . Pa cations of = the was an important act of sabotage. indications of Fe ganna he = as on his ranch near Tucson, | Facts on the Famous J Serious trouble. may possibly) — “a Migeoasser~ t-syndical- In Poland, in early spring, an al. regime. Recently industrial work-| Ariz | Cie Us fen Rast Your; break out next in Romania, accord- ers staged organized protest Cobo is expected to return next © g ter = AMANA r . ist movement ta the mine fields leged.vast network of sabotage in Thanksgivin ing to reports from the free news) ot Petrosani This workers’ the western part of the country ‘meetings in Prague and Pilsen’ month to begin a fight to get nat- * _ ! gee ; service of Central and Eastern : factories, showing signs of dissat- ural gas supplies to 18 Upper Pen-) i@ eed ee NISRA PsP ULM PORE SEES ATED food plan - ete movement, of course, is illegal. |WaS claimed to have been de- K “GUE a Europe which claims to have a re-| 5, s ian factories stroyed. Some 2,000 arrests were isfaction with working conditions| insula communities. \s x Look Smart fer RCE é table network of resident corre- some = 4 the (made. ‘and a hint of insurrection on the| During his unsuccessful guber-) if P ASTEL JERSEYS Farmer's Food Service Repre- | Pf spondents behind the Iron ‘Curtain. others even were | part of workers. However, no re- natorial bid, Cobo promised to|> senatives will Call at *. ¢ *# black flag of anarchy. ANTLREDS STRONG lcent underground activity has been appear before the Federal Power © -—Ne- Obligation ——-14—The Romanian resistance move: Anarchist propaganda Is said to’ Government” leaders tried —to-reported inthis castern- European Commission in Washington to pre~- 4 ——= “ment has existed for quite some have been distributed in large | blame these resistance activ ities country. |sent the Upper Peninsula case. es « . A 4 See the 57 Chevrolet now on display. It’s sweet, smooth and sassy! _ Reg. $12.99 value. Wear them to parties = sport. Sizes 10 to 20. Stalag 5 i ale eae Da BB a SS Bly aE A LM Look Your Best in POLISHED BLACK il “ — SA TOSI LEN NL TE TSS EET CST es RMON : ‘ —_ + + eeinen Prom a better maker. All : wool. Wool interlined. Sizes ; i 10 to 44. .- L 4 = ie clade 33 BEAT Bee . For Tene We _ y Wear! we Mojud Nylons . ‘ * a a: . LIEN DROS OO e” -peeRRR cet ™ Pi scmnaae, . ™ . oY Chevy's lower and * longer...and For smart leg flattering. New is colers. Stres all = 11. For Thanksgiving and Christmas “elnis PARTY DRESSES love Mothers, you'll these pretty — : styles. Sizes 3 to 14 : For Real 5 $19.99 Men's Siirhans “Chevrolet's new Bel Air Sport Coupe. Body by Fisher, of course, with ae = 2 oll that meons in extra fineness of construction, materials ond details, | « Sure it’s longer and lower. And Here the bright new ideas begin, and =. You may find it hard to put your ] li ‘th the smartest they go on and on, inside and out. _finger on the thing you like best about ; | Complete With Tacos hatin lla’ 2 t, ‘Things you'll especially like: A color- this sassy new Chevy. Could be its ae ea THE TEAR DOLL smoothest design anybody 8 ful choice of 20 new models. Remark- happy feeling of lively, easy-going s : a a come up with for 57. And _ able pep and handling ease. New V8 fun. Or the pure satisfaction of driv-. 1 T S ny 57 CHEVROLET et ee ee ee ; horsepower options that range up to _—ing a car that’s so agile and respon- livelier, with new power (even — 945.» And a choice of two automatic sive. And so new and daring in fuel injection!) plus. Turbo- drives as extra-cost options. There’s design! Could be any or all of those glide automatic drive— the famous, frisky Powerglide. Or Turbo- _, things—all good reasons to stop by = *270-h.p. engine algo avail- . ol bi glide, Chevy’s new automatic that and pick out your favorite among able at extra cost. Also Ram- first and only triple-turbine brings you: triple-turbine takeoff the 20 sweet, smooth and sassy ton ebony pear ity = smo transmission. — 2 * and the smoothest going of them all. new Chevrolet models. cecaiaie pu models. ° | itd motes ov ham Tint | oe . lin shirts for men. These cot- ton knits insure wash- ability and greater wear-' lability. | All lengths from brief knits to trim-cut boxers and fly fronts, from knee-length trunks to mid- calf-length and above-ankle-lefigth beach trousers, characterize swim- wear this season. Actually the very brief swim- suit worn low on the hipline seemed to be the favorite of designers—not that they're very | | fiatiering. Louis Roth, one of the best- known manufacturers of men’s clothing, does a host suit ‘in a subtle biend of rich gold. Made of {pure silk, this is California's idea ‘of what to wear when entertaining at home. ° ‘Casual suits have the sheer ele- .garice of silk blends, but.California. didn't show its really dressy suits which we have seen in past sea- sons, inspiration for the spring stytes came from Nerth America, South | | islands and the Far East. cluding silk screened prints, | jand the knits which were jused repeatedly in women’s ‘fashions also are important! - A distinct Spanish touch is seen in this Periiraan inspired sport outfit by Hollywood Clothes. The Conquistador coat is tat- lored of imported pure silk herringbone weave. Fea- luring the “Rim of the Pacific” short length, the coat has flaps outside the pockets, two - button front _and_narrow lapels. The “Pampas” slack has nar- row trouser legs, self belt, slanted side pockets and no hip pockets. Highlights of pirate his- tory inspired “The Bucca- neer” by Barney Beller. Made of a Mayo cloth the shirt, though elegant, is completely washable. The striking shoulder insert is rimmed with ocean pearl | buttons embodied in gold. Middle East Discussed by AAUW Mrs. Stephen Velkoff opened her ihome on Cheltingham drive Mon- day evening to members of ‘American Association of University Women. “A Look at World Events’’ was the program presented by the ‘world events study group, with |Mrs. Kenneth Ollis as chairman. Others participating on the panel “were Mrs. Carmi Odell, who told of the geography of the _ countries in the Middle East; Mrs. Velkoff, who reviewed the | -history— of—the-Ottoman—Empire;- | and Mrs. Clinton Galbraith, who | told of the social background of the area. 'George Wasserberger, Mrs, Rus-| One sport shirt has an Indonesian; Mrs. Russell Thurston discussed \sell, Mrs, Lundbeck and Mrs. Mare ow Scott: wae . A, Gump, Mrs. D. R. rs. C. J. Barrett, Mrs. Marbach Grou p Gathers t= eo 2 ae es Mrs, J. A, Rammes and Mrs. C, H. Purdy also assisted. Mrs.- Philip Vieriech arranged ~ ble —— Pythion Sisters Plan for District Meeting Mrs. Eleray Thomas presided at the Thursday evening meeting} of Mizpah Temple, Pythian Sis- ters, held at ree Hall on Noorheis road: Plans were niede to entertain the. district convention, and a general planning committee was ‘appointed with Mrs. George Janes: flower effect in the cotton print, while another outfit has @ definite tops “Pampas” slacks for this effect. Legion Auxiliary Schedules Party for Youngsters At the Monday evening meeting of Cook-Nelson Unit 20, American Legion Auxiliary, held at the American Legion Home, plans were completed for the children’s Christ- mas a, to be held Dec. a for) ~Tfamities ~of- members. Mrs. Robert Conant, caaan chairman of the party, announced that Santa Claus will be present to distribute the children's gifts. © Spanish touch. A conquistador coat) ithe role of Russia in Egypt, Mrs. Hobart Doerr told of the Gaza Strip and its history P violence, and Vera Grimm presented the latest information on Russia and communism and the Arab world. Serving on the social committee ifor the meeting were Mrs. Russell Curtis, Sa-Shay Club | Dance Is Held Elks Temple was the setting for - THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1956 7 FOURTEEN Interviewer’s Duties Aren’t Easy pleasant. Some of them are mad at the world because they are unemployed, They naturally take this out on the interviewer. * #* * S Many of them refuse to fill out the application blank correctly.| They act as-though it were a per- sonal insult dreamed up by the nasty interviewer instead of com- pany policy, which it is simply ‘his job to obey. BY ANNE HEYWOOD ‘bear in mind is this: The aver-, te tind’ a dozen early birds wait- lage employment agency inter-) ing. for him. All day long they . Being interviewed—for a job, 8 viewer or corporation personnel | come in, until he feels as though volunteer activity or even.a part/interviewer sees hundreds and) he er the privacy of a gold- in the community amateur theater hundreds of- People a week—has . —is a nerve-wracking experience '- for most people. | It's particularly difficult for the older housewife who is, for the c's iat he Ba 4a Ba Sik ‘a Bea wk ao cae very ta the morning he comes. in happy, ot Soe not very 2 ster just out of school. My mall is full of inquiries Mr. and Mrs about how te act and complaints Jo hn M RATHER BRUSQUE about the manners of interview- ée Saas If, after four. hours or so of ers in companies and in employ- Fisher of ‘this, the a is a little meat agencies. se brusque with you when you try to “They're so brusque,” one wom-| Birmingham explain, in detail, the subtleties an writes. “They don't care announce the of the exact kind of job you'rel. f ‘dreaming of, who can blame him? engagement Of you would be as bad, possibly _ their daughter, worst, scons cal aarcarcgscoeagicgl Eleanor Jean,| 15 short, when you are being ‘to Richard “interviewed” for” a job,” face” the” ‘fact that the iiterviewer is not a “Lee Poche. He tather confessor, psychiatrist or ‘vocational counsellor. He hasn't is the son of time to hear you out. He has spe- Mr. and Mrs. cific openings to fill, and his boss Henry Poche what you want, they just want to get. rid of you.” * * “Why do” they Have __fape? asks another. ““W they tell you whether or ‘not th jpave—the kindof _job_ you want?! Why do you have to fi’ out enormous applications? DOWNRIGHT SILLY “Why do they insist on rest; is pressuring him to fill them. mes?”’ asks a writer. ‘I've had. particularly charm no business experience. I haye, of Berkley. eae clap draw ths cin: nothing to put into a resume. It's! The couple clusion that you are untersirehia, Tosi ae nor that he is a real stinker, * * lans a May| é and The first ‘thing you'll pave to P ddi J | Face the fact, instead, that after Mrs. Wayne Miller (extreme left) Sceral chair- sale will continue until Neo. 30, proceeds will go wedding. interviewing maybe’40 people that man of the 1957 Girl Scout Calendar Sale points out~~ directly to the treasury of the individual Girl Scout the special features of the calendar to (left to right) Pat Troops. : Locke, Pamela Griffin and Mrs. Kenneth Carman. The mendous effect on the interview- m oe cen te ees FOr Gift Girl Scouts Launch Calendar Sales — you lack ‘‘similar experience." OK f h A or an The 1957 Girl Scout calendars’! hectctieg Mrs, Miller are cap- After interviewing ‘dozens of talk- ative, complaining, critical or iare on sale throughout the area tains from each of the five dis- in Hosp ital ‘seryed by the Northern Oakland) triets of the council, Mrs. Fred Room ee Bare, Look at Those Fingernails prima donna types, he will be ab-. ‘County Girl Scout Council, accord-| Bisballe, Mrs. Edgar Ketchum, Friendless Without ORA OBRECHT The fingernail-biters aren't the; it will ceilect dirt twice as easily solutely enchanted by the person| ing to Mrs. Wayne Miller, general) Mrs. Lawrence Myers, Mrs. How- Blossoms selfsame day, his stock of charm has run out. So would yours, If you approach interviews this way, with real sympathy and un- |derstanding, you wil] make a tre- MARY KING __ ELEANOR” JE. 4N FISHER SALON et | A Teenage ‘Must’ tyarn and cloth to make doils for hospitalized children, candies and flowers for tray favors, and mw imaterials for badge work are pur- chased in this way. On Monday, Girl Scouts began to canvass their own neighbor- hoods and to approach friends and ncighbors to sell these cal- ‘only teenagers who have difficulty! im the future, 'who has some understanding of| | Specializing keeping their nails pretty. | Dirty nails, and hands, need to, what he, the interviewer, is up| chairman of the sales. | ard Fletcher, and Mrs. Clifford * , Sos Neville. | The first problem is that of clean-| [be scrubbed with ‘ stout brush against. . . and lots of soap. grainy ar Hair Styling soap (heavy duty) may be neces-| Colorful pictures of Girl Scouts| Proceeds from the sale go di- dP sary after gardening, painting or engaged in seasonal activities dec- ‘rectly to the treasury of the indi- and Fermanents orate these eheerful calendars. vidual Girl Scout troop, helping the Ample spaces at each date make girls to continue the tradition that’ work in clay. Soaking the hands Sorority Tours = tle eter and ep wit them especially welcome in the Girl Scouts pay — ir own way. office and the home as reminders | State Hospi -make the task easier. osp tal “A business acquaintance was KEEP EVEN __ Mrs. Ben Sweeney presided at recently hospitalized and I suggest- of engagements and appointments, The next problem is nail length. | |the Thursday evening meeting of ed the office send him aes ee Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon! It's generally conceded that talons, with bur wishes for. hisspeedy_re are unattractive on teenagers. But >™ma Alpha sorority, held in the! even if a girl disagrees, she ought | auditorium of Pontiac State Hos-| “Vey: Someone said it was not to be eare seful about keeping her. Pital. Proper to send a man flowers and’ long nails the’same length, neatly Dr. James McHugh took mem-'the idea ‘was dropped. This amazed iled, and without split sides or bers on a tour of the children’s me and I'd appreciate your com- Bloomfield terrace and Hollywood, -liness, so often the case with teen-| (Copyright 1956) the agers just emerging from tomboy stage. By EMILY POST By Nov. 30, closing date of the sale, the girls and their leaders Service select pelos such as expect to sell 15,000 calendars Really dirty finsernails can't | be scratched cleaa with a file. | The scratches made on the sur- a. tace of the nail so injure it that Complete Beauty Service 152 N. Perry FE 2-3052 : Personal News of Interest Wellesley Club Mr. and Mrs. Nelse Knudsen of) days visiting relatives a South Is Established | Bend, Ind. On Saturday ry at- for Area Alums tended the North Carolina-Notre Thanksgiving Flowers for the Hostess. hangnails ward of the hospital preceding the ~ home on LJ) meeting. . ments.” pia tet “thetr | Piece | Dame football game. Saturday Ona plane trip that will bd bd ad The Detroit Wellesle ¥ Club has Polish, if a teenager wears it, A report on the recent budget! take them to Cuba, Puerto Rico, can be another offense. ‘committee meeting was given by! Answer: Illness is the one oc- m Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Budik of sponsored a Birmingham Wellesley casion when flowers—especially a St. Croix, the Dominican Republic. vienna, Austria, arrived in Pon- Club for afumnae from north sub. an aid, but a detriment. j * ‘Wuwatosa, Wis., will arrive on Wednesday to spend 10 days with Ponding secretary; Mrs. Robert W. her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Richardson, recording secretary land Mrs. Carmi Odell and family om Mrs. James T. Barnard, treas- * * f Choice of colors being true, the minister of that church is expected to perform | the ceremony. . ' Mrs. Lacy Schieffler, Mrs, Elmer } If a young woman hasn't time ; , . " plant—may very nerly be sent Haiti and Jamica. : ee ——— SPECIAL to repair and repolish her nails Johnson announced the pledge pin es a at A haowieal rote without. In Havana, they will visit friends bod permpdigal migelnpaavon show See eee Gee A Beautiful a8 often as it ts called for, she dinner would be held Dec. 13, at), power in it looke-very-friend-for_several days before returning), 204 rdhem ott _Bioomfield Hills, Pontiac. r * ought to give .u lish. ‘which time secret pals would be t “Mrs. Davis— : Thanksgiving ght g Pp po led. less. to Hollywood where they are ‘Briggs street. Mrs, Davis traveled Farmington, Franklin, Milford as _Centerpiece It her _ work or. school duties, "°°" ; spending. the winter — to Hoboken,-N..¥,, where she met. Pleasant Ridge, Rochester. Royal . stele eause the polish tq chip or peel) “Dear Mrs. Post: I fully real- | i ‘her parents when they arrived on Oak, South Lyon and Walled Lake arrangement the next day and she is rushed) ize that whea a young woman is | he aan ve aa ae | ‘Sunday aboard the ss Maasdam. Officers for the new club are Complete in low every evening, she should give up, to be married it is her choice to | as rned ca ace Jeanne B. Lioyd, president: Mrs glass bow]— the “beauty aid” that is no longer; pick the church, usually the one | oes = 2 —- | Mrs: ‘thee H. Oberndorfer of William C. Norvell, vice president; ) ot which she is a member. This | Mrs. Robert A. Jobson, corres- | | - Clean, short nails in good health, may never make a girl a model, “300 Attend our annual OPEN 101 N. Saginaw St. Flowers Will Really Beets) Your wee CHRISTMAS FANTASY 1:00 to 6:00 p. m., Jacobsen’s Floral Greenhouses— Lake Orion Jacobsen’s Flowers FINE GIFTS H-but they will certainly be more appreciated by her companions) than long, dirty nails with peeling polish. —A LSO — . MUM PLANTS IN YELLOW, PINK or of Carelessness | BRONZE — CYCLOMEN PLANTS at eae is From 4% pl temorapry nd ness. You may know that the buttons came off at the last minute, that) you couldn't find your clean gloves and that that snag finally just happened to pop a run. Your public doesn't know these were “small accidents’; it sees only ‘the results. HOUSE Sunday, Dec. 2nd, Each season, it’s a good idea to check hemlines all over again. Somehow, they have a way of) getting uneven just while they p hang on 1 hangers. FE 3-7165 ‘Be Very Careful ~~ | “The question is if the young, man whom she is marrying hap-| pens to be a trustee of another) church and quite active in that! . |church’s work, is it not right that CAROLE JEANNE FORTIN The engagement of their daugh- ter, Carole Jeanne, to William Terry Jr. is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fortin of LaSalle lavenue, His parents are Mr. and Mrs, William Terry of Preston ave-; nue, The couple plans a Dec. 29) | wedding. gyman of the bride’s church. to take some small part in the | ceremony?" Answer: Yeu. ver very definitely he, should be asked to assist the cler-. “Dear Mrs. Post: We have just received a bill from our family | doctor for services rendered. In. to how his name should appear on it, “My husband says it should be made out to John Doe. { think it should be made out to Dr. John Doe. or John Doe, M. D. will you ‘Doe or John Doe, M. D. and dressing with cranberry sauce SERVING ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 11A._M. to.7:45 P.M. lions: Parkerhouse Rolls . Cloverleaf Rolls 4 | Butter Rolls - Holiday Fruit Cake eee ee BAKERY DEPT. Pumpkin or Mince Pies ea. 59¢ : . doz, 49¢ . doz. 38c . doz. 45¢ .. tb. 9Te glazed cherries, raisins and nuts Just Arrived! Fresh stock of diced fruit, citron, orange and lemon peel — bleached. raisins, seedless. . Holiday Fruit Cakes wae 7 [HOMADE FOOD SHO! pineapple, Try | it- ~ Bring the Family! for your * P romenees ~ come to Us” For Upholstering to “Suit Your Every oo and Mood Women who demand the most stylish, yet com- pletely ‘out of the ordinary” in upholstering, Mohair, Frieze, Metallic, Tepestry;, or oy other fine: fabric you may desire. Plant and Showroom 5390—5400 Dixie Hwy. Waterford, Mich. OR 3-1225 S the young man’s minister be asked) please give us the correct form?’’| Answer: You can use either John) 8328 ~A--carefully —taiiored for precious moments of anemia ‘Have short or long sleeves—wear it buttoned up or with the collar opened out. No. 8328 is in sizes 12, if, “16, 2. 20; 40, 42. Size 14, long length, 3% yards of 54-inch. For this pattern, send 35¢ in, i ‘We have a full tine of ~ ¢ ] for over ELLIOTT—a fine name in furniture and upholstering 30 years. | address, size tains dozens of smart, easy to sew 'styles in every size rangez Send for lyour copy today—it’s just 25 cents. father, William D, Schmidt. —— _ Gooding, and his sister, Marjorie, 1§$chool of Music. ot Catew Lhe reat * i od a oes Alton and children, Barbara, Robert | Wednesday will spend Thanksgiving Day | with Mr. Alton’s mother, Mrs. Robert A. Alton. They will re- turn to their home on West Ire- quets read on Friday. * * Thanksgiving Day will be the first holiday the Hugh Hales have spent in their new home. They are moving today from Exmoor, road to their new home on Sylvan Shores drive. Michael Gooding will arrive home from Windsor Mountain School in Lenox, Mass., to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with his Dr. and Mrs. W. J. of Wenonah drive. In recent pledging activities at University of Michigan, Judy Dick- | stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dickstein of Chippewa. ority. Judy is a sophomore in the How to Design road, pledged Mu Phi Epsilon sor- © "The officers were elected at the first meeting keld at the Birming- ham home of Mrs. Edward S Réid Jr. Mrs. Allan W. Joslyn, +Mrs_James_...Mock—and—Mrs.- |George Wiley were cohostesses. One of the services of the club is to provide information concern ing the college for prospective stu idents. ‘Hills is serving as an information Mrs. Norvell of Bloomfield source. City } Manik in 1 Hospital Wilfred Featherston of Murphy street is a patient at Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital. Your Tile Floors With a piece of graph paper and, some colored pencils, even an am-, ateur home decorator can design. ——— and: dramatic floors of She can create geometric pat- terns or, for a really modern home, use a hovel abstract pattern. Or she can have a splash of star- tling color, a harlequinade of black and white or a two-tone composi- tion. Called to Ann Arbor “Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Schmidt of Garland avenue are.in Ann Arbor today attending the funeral of his | Piscasynt & asdcshinae oe -enchanting self with .. | our Holiday Cut, Height (not width) in your hee mokes @ smart th) in your the voluminous coats which ore forecast for spring foo, When the coat is full-cut_as so many are now, the hat with height while still conspicuous ig not over- powering as the wide hat tends sto be. And therefore the tall hat is chic with the veluminous coat, fo. Look your most- GROVECREST MANOR Modern Facilities ¢. the *.¢are of Medical waa | Sur. ee Coavalessents and the Te STATE STREET _ FE 5-6096° ~ qualms about the popularity. of the, ~ There's little difference between ~ and chocolate milk.” ea. THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956 aa oe FIFTEEN strong irritating to their skin. If this plies to you, you must dilute it. 7. ¢ ® Sometimes freckles are really a delet fo snd Sadie ‘that is if the! — These can freckling is extreme. bé removed cane wi with Sonat surgery. FLUSHING OF FACE 2. Many women haye trouble with flushing of the face, or the en- largement of the little capillaries in’ the- nose .and- cheeks, -Nobody+- effect on the blood vessels, It has been found that vitamin C has a beneficial | and folks who have trouble eter ae |eotfee and alcoholic beverages. -tion of an expert: aa them. | _ [ Fading | They are advised to avoid foots eat to leave ot : eae vitamin C daily. : ——- ie —— nas: onal Ss -MOLES-~ "8 Do not attempt to remove warts or moles yourself. Have your not irritate them, but get the opin- ike to have my ‘leaf-| with flushing of the face should drink more orange € juice ‘Diet Is eens Against “A Well\- Balanced Acidity.” To Promote. Dairy Foods in Thailand American Woman Will Introduce Our Milk - Products By JANE EADS WASHINGTON—Encouraging the young and old of Thailand to eat ice cream and drink chocolate milk seems anh easy enough as- signment to Dorothy McCann, a representative of this country’s dairy industry. She is heading for Bangkok for an 18-month stay. . . * This, however, is only a part of Glamor Aids for Little Girls How often have you heard, Starched petticoats and frilly aware that they are pretty. And.) of course, @n occasion they all want to be grown-up. But, unfor- tunately, this desire to be dainty is usually spasmodic and quickly for- gotten in energetic play. It's true, though, that sweet 16 liness, skin health, hand care and grooming habits is a gift every parent can give her child—and one that will bear fruit fer a lifetime. a long-range project to increase Thai's milk supply and improve But cleanliness can be made at-| the diet of the people while helping tractive when it's enticingly come, create a new foreign market for United States dairy process;- Recombined milk is made of. nonfat-dry— milk, butterfat and purified water. It contains all of the ingredients and is compar- able te fresh whole milk. Mrs. McCann, new. executive director for the dairy project, is working as ‘industry cooperator’ with the Department of Agricul-| ture's Foreign Agricultural. Service. Commerce will have a dairy ex- hibit at Bangkok’s Constitution Fair in December. | of Thailand. ” * ° * Little girls don't appreciate ing told “Go wash your face!” ‘bined with “grownup” glamor aids. products, | | Making young ladies out of romp- especially those used in the milk- ing children is a lot simpler these recombining idaysthan it once was, for there. is available a brand new line of “‘Moramy, please let me try your lipstick?” party dresses make little girls Face Washing Can Be Fun lightly scented hand Notion and clear nail polish can’ be brought out when mother gives herself a manicure, And’ without being aware of it, the habit of caring for her handsand nails will be formed in the family’s youngest dress for dinner. As an a |grown-ip touch there is a flesh ‘colored lipstick and a gentle fra- yet sparklingly feminine. | Ld] * * : | ‘Try helping your child to be con- scious of good grooming. If you) make {ft fun for ber instead of a be. whore, you will both be gratified usually sppeads over several thous- = the results. ‘Zontas Hear Talk by Rev. Auchard The” Rev. Edward Auchard, as- It's fun’ to let your little girl) y Dudes Split - to Fit Two Categories Working and Resort Ranches Provide 9 Months of Sunshine PHOENIX, Ariz. ¢INS) — The kind of ranch you choose for a Western vacation this fall depends rolls around sooner than we ex- 'grarice that its makers say is inno- on how lazy you want to be. - | pect, and sound training in clean. (cent enough for the youngest belle;| There are dude ranches and +dude ranches in on South-| ern California but they fall into} two main categories, A little chiffon for big evenings is shown here. Mr. Mort uses chiffon skillful frosty white. y, rib tips it at the midriff with flesh colored chifjon—underneath_lace,_In-_red_or— * .& * One is the working ranch, ies ‘and acres of grassland. Owners of, such a ranch take én a few vaca-| itioners but most of the income provided by raising and herds of registered cattle. | The other kind is ranch, where the chief source of in-_ come is the vacationer and cow- Gelicate-pink and gold packaged %Ci#te minister of the First Pres- poys, cattle and other western fix-| grooming uids. These will tempt every little girl into making her- self clean and pretty. Delightful, pink, heart - shaped eon meeting:, He told the history of Thanks-’ soap and a bathtub filled with Siving Day and related the hard- foaming bubbles bath-time groans. A hand-care kit, containing a “The main source of Thai milk) 9 has been from the water buffalo,”) 95 Mrs. McCann, a native Chicagoan, told me. “These give a rich milk, often in greater quantity than the cow, but without facilities for trans- to the heavily populated cities, little of it reaches the urban market. failures result also in temporary shortages.” Mrs, MeCann says she has no milk products to be promoted in the international field. * * * the children of Thai and those clustered around the ice cream truck on America's Miin street corners,” she says. “They all love milk and they all love ice cream Arrange cubes of pineapple and mild white cheese alternately on small skewers. Serve as an ap- Seasonal pastere ail BING tar? Here isa crocheted centerpiece that will prove to be the “‘star”, of your collection. (Make another for Christmas-giving!)- Pattern No. 5581 contains crochet directions; material requirements; stitch illustrations. Send 25c in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, Illinois. Needlework Album containing doz- petizer. ¢ On _ ANOTHER CUSTOMER ~ \ FOR tat Now available—the colorful 1956. STAR! | will discourage Ships of the Pilgrims both on the \voyage from England and of their ‘early years in this kountry. Eighty tables of bridge and ca- nasta were in play F 1” the es and nance the several charitable ects sponsored by the club, White Shrine Plans Christmas Dinner Reports from the standing com- mittees were heard at the recent meeting of White Shrine 22 Mrs. Kathryn Quick presided and plans were made for a Christmas fair and dinner. December 19 was the date an- nounced for the Christmas cere- monial, Refreshments were served by Mrs. Margaret Crew. Coming Events Dames of Malta, ee @2 Perkins si. 1e4. will meet at the Wednesday at .|and even have breakfast in bed.| -byterian Church, addressed Pontiac-tures -of the-show,— Zonta Cluhj. at its Thursday. lunch- ace eaty eet ‘Sha “due” gets up early, eats break-. “fast and by sunrise is out on a | horse exploring abandoned gold | mines fn the mountains or pre- historic Indian ruins in the desert. | The dude can follow the regular) ranch routine and set out with! the ranch hands to do the chores) —caring for a string er saddle | ; riding herd and brandi mt, . The resort ranch is for the per-| son who wants to “rough it in luxury’’—he can sleep until] noon The suntan he gets is acquired at a swiniming pool and there are nightclubs for evening entertain- September | 1h May although some are = entire year. " Have your 375 Gegrees covered shrimp. = 65 Attend OES Meeting| jg| Sixty-five members and guests Mundy, past grand warder, and Place in pressure cooker, pour selling Attended the special meeting of Mrs. Ha Vernon; grand rep Areme Chapter 503, OES, ty Monday at Roosevelt Masonic Tem- ple. Mrs. Geraldine Gamage was %'4. ‘initiated? into the order, : held Guests present were Mrs. James- Shaw, grand Ruth of the Grand BARBARA ANN SCHROEDER Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schroeder, of Clawson announce the engage- bride of Charles Smith’ in a cere- fat at 360 to ment of their daughter, Barbara mony at Central Methodist Church m you are fry- Ann, to Malcolm Stoglin. He is the Dec. 8. Charles is the son of! Mr. ‘ing doughnuts, fritters or batter- son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stoglin and Mrs. Stanley Smith of Rich- lof Joslyn road. ~—tald Sweet, and Mrs. Adrian Willis — |Dee, 9. _|feriority complex about her size. : -—~Fhe thing-to-do;- of course. is-to|—l take your daughter to a doctor } checkup and prescribe a diet for | Meat Balls” ‘| Ketchup and Soup Fat Daughter | in Losing Excess Weight - Mother Should Encourage Girl to Diet Until She Reaches By RUTH MILLETT It is a grave injustice to a child for parents to let him turn into a “tetty = i Fortunately the writer of this letter recognizes that and wants to |srows fatter she will feel more do something about it. She asks, “How can I help my 12-year-old daughter, who is overweight, attain a normal figure so that she can wear clothes suitable for her age? “This year she started junior) high school and for the first time is interested in how she looks. In fact, she has developed an in- + and let him give her a physical her. who can't wear Needs Help Normal Size Then see that she gets all the encouragement she needs for stick- ing to it. If you let the matter go, she will continue to gain. And as she and more left out. Then she'll eat | more and more to compensate for her loneliness. It's a vicious circle, so the sooner you break it, the better. * * You are right in being worried enough to want to do something about your daughter's problem. A young girl who is overweight, the kind of A planned regimen and encour- agement from her family will help her realize the importance of sticking with a diet until she “looks like the other girls.” herself apart byl a 2 wall ot fat. Prickly 7 With Rice Mrs. Matta Mixes to Cook Ground Beef By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor Good old ham for economical, appetizing meat’ dishes? Mrs. Stephen Matta of Colonial Hills has an interesting recipe for Porcupines. ° * ° The Mattas are happily settled in a new home. There are two young sons in the family. Mrs. Matta enjoys bowling, puts on her bowling shoes twic@a week. PORCUPINES By Mrs. Stephen Matta - 1% pounds ground” beef % cup uncooked washed rice Sait and pepper 1 large ogion, chopped 1 clove garlic 1 ong : Parsiey flakes Vegetable flakes 1 can condensed tomato soup 1 soup can water 1 small can tomato sauce 2 tablespoons ketchup sentative from the state of _ Othérs Wete Mis, Jeannette | Varren, worthy matroo; Roy Barr, worthy patron, and Mrs. | Mazie Albert, associate matron, At the working ranch, the ‘Chapter of Michigan; } Mrs. James all of Lake Orion Chapter, OES. Also guests of the group were ‘Mrs, Theron Taylor, guardian of ‘Bethel 40, Job's James Shaw, past patron, Walled Cleveland, Ohio, mJ Ld Li Mrs. Clarence Phillips, Mrs. Don- Comprised the refreshment com- mittee. The next meeting will be held Jean Lucas Feted at Bridal Shower Bride-eleét Jean Lucas was hon, ored at a linen shower at the homie of Mrs. Milton Lucas in Royal Qak. Mrs, Velma Hodge was cohostess at the recent shower, Babb of Clawson and Milton Lucas of Royal Oak, will become the ‘wood street. Group oe ROGH eon ~ “Msente ‘emple, 18% EK. renee Frances Willard WCTU “oul meet Wednesday at as 30 Ja at the home of Mrs. Alec Des 2a6 4 Marshall 6t. eiennees Parrish, rector. at Pontiac State Hospital. wil meet Wednesday eouen ree Junch-i Lawe-) QUIET-RITER FIRST PAYMENT IN FEBRUARY ROYALS 'UNDERWOODS CORONAS TERMS AND LAY-AWAY New Adders from $89.50 LATE eshte . . All Mekes \ Fully Guaranteed! £45" » "95" ”\- Highest AUowabees on: ‘our Old Muchirie SE TTUVUTUTUU UTE TECTETVEV' FOGG Cat oC oCe oe oOoGG oe etge HOLIDAY for Subteens |Party Going DRESSES RPOEPPRERGD DERE Be IMPORTANCE ‘Tis the season to be merry . . « and we have the merriest collection of dresses and separates ever . . . sketched is just © one of an exciting group. Daughters; | \Lake Chapter; Mrs. S. Vern Grif-! fin, past matron, Pontiac Chapter 228, and Mrs. Melba Peabody of Jean, daughter of Mrs. /Walter| Mix soup, water, tomato sauce and ketchup. Mix rest of ingredi- ents together and form into balls beef. What would we do without it) ‘The Smart Fall Coif A halo of beauty around your face. ,/. this is an autumn coif- fure-.of remarkable beauty ... young, chic and fascinating. DIOR’S Hair Fashions 1083 W. Long Lake Rd. 6 sérvings. Bloomfield re- Sauce over meat balls and cook Midwest 6-3212 12-15 minutes at 15 pounds. Makes Midwest 6-3213 ; v4 ON EVERY POLL... you don't Here's Grapefruit Juice pa gr need sugar tie * 2 cups sifted cake flour 3 teaspoons Clabber Girl Yield: 2—8-inch round layers Sift together four, Baking Powder, sugar, and salt into a large mixing bowl. Add shortening, 4 cup milk, and flavor- ing. Beat 2 minutes using medium speed of electric or by’hand using 150 strokes per minute. Keep batter _ seraped from sides and bottom of bowl with rubber spatula. — , Add eggs and \ cup milk. Beat 2 minutes longer as before. Fold in nut meats. Pour equal amounts of batter into and floured 8 x 1-inch round Bake in a’375° F. (moderate) oven a Cool. Frost with desired frosting. “ QLD-EASHTONED but Quick ands Eau MAPLE WALNUT CAKE made with CLABBER GIRL! mixer, yer cake. pans. t 25 minutes, Dr-Be-Yuul.. CLABBER Subteens 6 to 14. ~ ‘dapciins th Gadehipatabsiseuteiannel recipe that make things taste better; stay fresh longer. GIRL __]t is a crime to Jet a child set. _1 _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY: ‘NOVEMBER 20, 1956 | Is this the door you close when company comes? 199 ONLY $20 DOWN Would_you hurry-your-company past the door if this lovely Bassett suite stood in your bedroom? Of course not. You’d have the best excuse for “stopping in here a - minute” that any proud homemaker ever had. Your guests would see a suite simple © and modern in design, with silvered hard-. ware gleaming softly against a lovely shade AMPLE FREE _ PARKING YEARS OF SERVICE Double and bookcase bed... makes it easy for you to be proud of your bedroom! + Salas dresser, chest “of light grey on mahogany. And no cne will ever guess how little you paid for it! Only Bassett, the world’s largest ~ manufacturer of bedroom furniture, can af- ford to build so luxuriously for so little — money. And our convenient terms bring it right into the range of any budget. See it tomorrow! Fine details show Bassett ‘craftsmanship! © @ Two coats of tough, high- gloss Dupont “Dulux” finish baked-on for protection. @ The Bassett seal—your guarantee of quality—is- ’ branded inside the left-hand dresser drawer. © Tilting mirror with beveled edges. Ceyaigl- -clear, — genuine Pittsburgh plate glass. © All drawers center-guided for smooth sliding. Waxed interiors, dustproof construction, dovetailed joints. * . * 4 , s : : - Z - * , : ae = coe i ee eee = oa sax : = : 2 . 4 : ; : ee op secs wares Wee ee a I ig fe ee Se eee ae = era Sans See ee ee ea eg “361 So “Saginow Street; ee Bee OR A i eS ue teas ee i Ge a , 4 scethiicigsilaasds -aeimcateiligescaiy timanabate rae * te s = . _ EASY CREDIT © TERMS: - PONTI EB akOhast ESSate: Be dedi oan edie Rode YF TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN SEVENTEEN THANKSGIVING PRAYER — In prayerful attitude these mod- ern day Pilgrims and Indians prepare to enjoy their Thanksgiving Pontiac Press Photes WORK' TO BE DONE — In order to properly observe the acl Peabody; Maureen Daugherty, Kevin Helms, Gayle Holtz and Thanksgiving they have learned Linda Schmidt. Their feast consists of vegetable soup they have prepared themselves. feast. The children from McCarroll School are left to right: Mich- + “AP Wirephotes CLIMBER'S ‘BADGE’ — It ‘isn't polite to ask a lady how: she got a black eye, but Gina Maria Scarpino, 21-months-oid Des Moines, la., lass looks as if she would be proud to answer the question. The report from her mother-is-that Gina likes to climb and fel) off the kitchen cupboard. | the electric machine include letters, syDables, common phrases and } such terms as School kindergartners are preparing their feast of vegetable soup —+ They Learn What ES a Means so much about, these McCarroll Claudia Everett, Diane Barefoot ae i) By JANICE HAYHOW Forty-six McCarroll School kin- idergartnersare a litte richer in. about the real meaning of ,Thanks- | giv ing this year than some of their | contemporaries They've been learning just what | Thanksgiving really meats ever |since they started school i Sep-; itember. * { ‘Their (Cerner. wae Pverett: | Peterson. has taker the youngsters ithrough sessions of learning to ap- jtime and the magnificent fall beau- ty that brought about the original thankfulness of the Pilgrims She has brought the more spiritual meaning of Thanksgiv- reom and now the youngsters are eagerly preparing a feast of sorts te observe their own Thanksgiv- ing. ‘They've studied general historical isketches of the Pilgrims and In- | dians whose first observance | Thanksgiving was the beginning of four national holiday LEARN SONGS, DANCES | They've learned numerous songs, |dances and dramatizations a bo ut | the apple pie, pumpkins, turkeys tand the veritable wonders a day like Thanksgiving has in store. | ot - * In September the youngsters United Prese Phete | counted the simpie bemities of har- OFFICE SPEEDSTER — Pretty “French secretary Martine ,vest-time in eee they foeg Serourt tries her hand at what may be the fastest typewriter inthe } world. It types at the rate of 12 characters per second. The keys of “Dear Sir,” “Sincerely Yours,"’ etc. NEW CADET GARB — Training ethours at the U. r Air Force. aera * the tall ot-mext:yoars Lett te right; winter. dress upifortn ot indigo .. blue elastic ovelng dre undorm for wibter and srr Jorn” ‘ving parade ‘dress uniform. “oc ykendemy, wear new. caget ypiforms. which will,go into service:, in... Social functions: white. ar Wirephote parade pam wgiform with yellow} > Sige chal net And Fight, ro : sish, sword and white & f i Setar rey and perhaps a little wise a= s the |preciate the bounty of harvest-} | img to the kindergarten ae of Tykes Reap Real Holiday and cranberry sauce. Here working vigorously getting vegetables ready to pop into the soup are left to right: Dennis’ Graham, and Thomas Pardee. Harvest: 'to think of things to thank Cod’garbed as their ancestors. They they eat their very own vegetable for. will be Pilgrims and Indians soup will be remembered as a highlight of the October. days This is the first of many eduea- highly momentous occasion in their as th preparahon of cranserry tonai-expertences th Senelisacieanetanenenmine ‘sauce in their. classroom to put Will encounter in the school years =e aside for: the class: Thanksgiving head of them. but the feeling of The know what they're thank- beauty and reverence they have as feast coming up. Anti-climax to the feast came last week when the morning and afterneon sessions ef the kinder- Reds in Hungary ‘Lesser Evil’ ful- for. gart-n joined forces and took a bus to the Farmer's Market to choose. the ingredients for their special Thanksgiving vegetable soup that they would prepare | NEW themeelves. F view in The shopping list was pretty easy | France DELHI # — The official India that Britain Israel and Soviet Russia is for ‘the young shoppers to read. ai have been misbehaving. in Large pictures of the vegetables recen weeks. nomad sought made up the list. But denunciations of the inva- We ke de sion of Egypt have been much The little shoppers a the more bitter stands, and despite rather long de- Russian force in Hungary lays at the flower counter. made Prime Minister Nehru and mem- their.purcbases swifty and headed bers of his government cling to back to school. this distinction Geaning.—peeling—aad—chopping. i the vegetables was saved for an- The. British, French and Israeli). than the stand on other day. Evervone had a turn at Mititery actions — they say — are each job so that all shared in the ““@g8ression.” defined by Webster preparation. as unprovoked attack New the day has come. The US¢ °f Soviet forces. to quell yo ' lergartners will ob. ‘he movement for freedom in . > aint ded end _|Hungary, according to the Indian serve their very special and very officials. is ‘intervention which own Thanksgiving tomorrow. The ,... 7” . mar a . Webster defines as interference of menu-will consist of a most care- a state in the internal affairs of fulty prepared cranberry sauce | — Se a . . : another and a most vigorously stirred { ‘ cs * vegetable soup. *s P Despite the verbal distinction To make the day even more Nehru and his government have an significant, the children will be condemned beth the aggression in cha se. at Roses at “oan fothination whe fi India. Hits Suez Invasion Egypt and the Hungary. They withdrawal of both places However, the tone of their state- ments clearly indicates they think aggression in Egypt is much the ) worse of the two. | intervention in _have foreign asked troops That many Indians have this impression. is displayed in two ways ‘ 1. There is much more public and press interest — and concern about theMiddle Fast _ a—esenesinil 2. Many Indians expecially cialists have sharply criticiz “4 Nehru for showing less concern about Hungary than he shows in Egypt * ” * Confused Indian Gommunists ap- pear to have welcomed Nehru’s stand on Hungary as a way out of their dilemma. A week ago, their organ New Age, criticized Moscow. This week it gave with approval Moscow’s views on Hun- gary — and quoted Nehru to sup- port Moscow — } Fhe oe 2 = = mre Ss Rea FS Faso tats Sis: pS Big = Gi Si ee Lee eae = : é = eae ee fen 4 “THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1056 _EIGHTEEN _ Building Permits - May Set Record Hospital Addition Cost Would Push Total Value Past 1955 Figure The value of building permits is- sued in Pontiac so far this year indicates the city might pass the 1935 total of $12,674,646, according to Carl F. Alt, city building in- spector. - With the months of November and December yet to be recorded, the 10-month total is $9,920,867. Alt sais a $3.5 million permit for the construction of the Pontiac General Hospital addition would push the total above last year's figure, i “This total was four million shrt of the record to date of $16,328,697 set in 1951. Of this figure, $9 mil- lion was for the Pontiac Motor Division plant expansion, Alt said. Bi ree Die Boe Enters Innocent Plea Charged with assault with intent] to murder in the shooting Oct. 11 of a Royal Oak Township woman, Clifford Freeman of Royal Oak Township leaded innocent yester-| day at his arraignment in Oakland | County Circuit Court. Judge H. Russel Holland, who set, no trial date for Freeman, returne| him to Oakland County Jail un- der bond of $10,000. Germans Permit . New Committees }: in Factories BERLIN 4)—In a move. to help Communist East an- ting up workers’ committees. But their function will be most advis- must approve their membership. Patterned after similar groups in Yugoslavia, the committees pacify its restless “labor force,iwayne Mich. woman by her hus- ory and Communist union officials| Young Wite Killed |rtobars ssscxme ron. in Drive-In Theater “JUNIOR EDITORS] ishooting’ Saturday of a iaal| j band at a drive-in movie was apparently accidental, County Atty. (Prosecutor) Caywood Smith said aii * «¢ Mrs. Peggy Bower, 19, an ex- pectant mother, was struck by a bullet from an automatic pistol. are to be elected by the workers and will have power to make sug-' gestions on such things as work quotas and payment of bonuses. Their suggestions will be sub- ject to overruling if they run con- trary to decisions of the Industrial Ministry, Nor will they have the right to elect. their’ own plant managers—as the Yugoslavs do. The decree providing jor the es- tabishment of the committees announced in the Communist par- ty newspaper Neues Deutschland. jIt represents Last Germany's big- gest concession so far to a labor| force that has grown more rest- less since the anti-Moscow up- heavals in Hungary and Poland. Fall From Cycle Fatal DETROIT w — Phillip Gonna, /35, part-time policeman in subur- ban Harper Woods, was killed last inight in a fall from his motorcycle. ‘He was found unconscious by motorists on a private road in/R (Harper Woods, and died shortly | lafter being brought to a hospital. ; ‘ bd | + ' i) ‘ 4 ad ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Her husband, Charles Bower, 22, isaid he was attempting to unload the pistol when it fired. » a * They were sitting in the back seat of a car at the outdoor theater. Another couple in the front seat corroborated Bower's story, Caywood said. * * * The “Bowers recently came to Harlan County from Michigan. He is employed by a drilling tor at, nearby Lynch. No chagges had been filed-against : Enters Guilty Pled. on Entering Charge Charged w the h zhi breakin of sed mf “x me Because the Mayflower was such a small Ship the 102 pilgrims on graph Rd. Oct. 22, Rayford Bus- board could bring no furniture with them when they came to America. bee of Fl Howard McNeill St,.Two babies were born during the two month voyage from England, so 'pleade@* guilty yesterday before cradles must have been among the first pieces of furniture they made. Oakland County Circuit Judge H. The cradle shown here is of the type the early settlers used. Many Holland. ‘of these were handed down for generations, and some are still in exis- was released on $300 tence. With your crayons color it a rich brown, like walnut wood. , to await —aenee Nov. w. 3. Paste the page down on heavy brown construction paper and cut DOLL FURNITURE IN PILGRIM STYLE — 2 The Cradle Eat the Best-It Costs No More! Hen Turkeys. Tom om Turkeys ™ =e'Out the parts carefully. Fold up the sides with the brown lining inside. -The-smail picture shows you how the finished cradle should look. strips at the sides of the head and foot inside the body of the cradle 30 the letters match. You can stuff a little envelope with cotton for a) ‘mattress and another for a pillow, and make a quilt of colored paper or cloth. | Fold yesterday's doll at the waist-and put her in the cradle. | (For submitting this idea first Jeane Milliman, Mountain View, ditors 10-18 18 - 25 Lb. Lb. Average Average Dotted lines show where cradle parts are folded. Paste the white te d-H Members to Enter Show 21 From- Coynty Plein to Compete in Detroit) Livestock Exhibit Thank You! Our Greatest Reward - \. is the thanks of. the : many families we have served... = ‘Edward and Margaret Braid of Lake Orion will show shorthorns ag will Ross Waite also of Lake Orion. 4 Taking swine to ‘the show will’ ibe Floyd Upthegrove of Lake \Orion and John Spezia of Leonard. Tine tol ia = his hampshire lambs for showing. Tuesday, Dec. 4 is entry day and Wednesday is show day. Wednes- day evening the competing youths’ from 29 counties will be guests at a banquet at the Statler Hotel. Cham- | pionship ribbons and awards ° will 4 you are unable te ! CREDIT and p By 7 afford; regardiess of how much er how many you ewe. NO SECURITY: OR. ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY. lation of Gres Connceiiers. meets you can ot, s Member A Show animals will be auctiotied| off at the sale Thursday, the final day. Last year, tota] sales amount- ed to $117,000 from bids by pack- ers, restaurants and other interest: individuals and organizations, The show will be held in the coliséum of the state. fairground. "“Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling experience eat you" _ Hours: Daily $40 $. Wed. & Sat. 9 to I. Evenings by App't. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS | gains th nio’ 110 award. If you have an idea send it in care of this newspaper. Vielet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) | 4 c fF bb. ‘pee ; ‘pe Civil Defense Aid sold through the states. Tomorrow: A Trestle Table B Discussed in Detroit | | | ‘Maple Leaf Dairy Co. for this federal equipment to be FAT HENS DUCKS | Robert A. Stierer, administrative. assistant for Pontiac, attended a Leases Truck Fleet Civil Defense meeting in Detroit |passed\recently made it possible | Breakin During Night Admitted by City Man Charged with the nighttime breakin of a building at 719 W. ‘Huron St. Oct. 9, Richard Russell of 36 Clovese St. ple guilty yesterday at his arra ent in Oakland County Circuit Court” Judge H. Russel Holland, who will sentence Russell Nov. 26, con- tinued his borid of $1,000. SINGER POR TABL i SEWI NG MACH INE FE 4.4562 ON BONDED APPLIANCE The Maple Leaf Dairy Company Roastin i today at which discussions were ios Lb. 3 5 ¢ yin 7 Lb. 4 5 ¢ held on how cities might secure % Pontiac has leased a fleet of - Stewing, uscovy, surplus federal property to aid de- trucks, it was announced by Bar- 5-8 i. avg. 4-8 Ib. avg. fense measures. ‘nett Truck Leasing today, marking : | J. E. Griffin, acting director of a new type of equipment procure- WILD RABBITS—CAPONS—GEESE—COONS fense, outlined the latest develop- try, *. YW £2 S. Saginaw Street Fresh and Salt Water Fish of All Kinds PEOPLE'S FISH- & POULTRY. ‘MARKET — (Wholesale and Retail) vid ments in the overall Civil De-, = 2+ 2 } fense Program. | In employing the new program. * * ‘Barnett brings a new concept of Prior to ee Meeting, Stierer jFeleasing of capital investment for said Pontiac would be most inter-/plant improvements. The National ested in securing communications|Truck Leasing Systefn area covers equipment to equip emergency ve-jall of lower Michigan. Maple hicles. Leaf Pontiac’s Aargest dairy, has | He said a Congressional act 56 eee in of area, FE 4-1521 t SON-GMC-WILSON- BUILT WILSON-- ANOTHER GMC TRUCK JOINS THE H. H. SMITH FLEET ... to assist in delivering Shell Products to residential, commercial and farm sections ‘throughout Oakland County and surrounding counties. Whether gasoline, kerosene, motor fast efficient service with GMC Blue Chip Trucks. WILSON-GMC Company @ 675 Oakland Avenue » Pontiac, Michigan Phone FEde ¥ - ae ae mpeg BRAT. RWSGS ILSON-GMC MITH FE 2-8343 oil or fuel oil, H. H. Smith guarantees + ral 5-9485 BY PONTIAC P > : } the Michigan Office of Civil De- ment program for the dairy indus- o WOT NOS TM 28 Give her a kitchen telephone this Christmas “Bring to a boil, stirring constantly,” the recipe read. And while she’s stirring the phone rings. Very frustrating—but not if she has a kitchen telephone at her elbow. _ Kitchen telephones are available in eight gleaming colore to make any kitchen more attractive. The cost is ony | a few cents a day after a nominal one-time installation.charge. You can have her telephone instalted before Christmas—or place it under the Christmas tree for installation after the holidays. In either event, her new tele- phone will be delivered in a beautiful gift package. To order a kitchen phone (or a bedside phone or a phone for the recreation shed bet call ‘our Business Office. ; MICHIGAN. BELL. talteuone COMPANY: Set ia Sa the RS ‘aged eae THK PONTIAC PRESS. 20, 1956 — | — dl ETEEN circles. in Warsaw said Gomulka had only. expected a million tons ~ Report Poles Demonstrate: Cpe pion Against Pact With Russia VIENNA, Austria (—A Polish newspaper. says demonstrations and riots erupted in Poland while Poland's Communist party chief was in Moscow negotiating on fu- ture Polish-Soviet relations. The newspaper Express Wies- clause Poland will get a lump sum) equivalent te 400 million dollars’ to cover back payment siege: Soviet use of Polish railways and sim- ilar” “payments will be made for future “use. This includes both ‘movements:and the Soviet Union's regular trade with East Germany and . Western . Eaves. moved across Poland. One of om aan esenentel ges windfalls, according to responsible Warsaw sources, is found in a paragraph of the official Moscow declaration on. the talks stating: * * * z Gonstlie. who was restored to the Central Committee of the Po- lish United Workers (Communist) party last month in a Pelish move toward an independent form of ‘communism, returned to Warsaw last night. He told cheering * . Poland also is to receive. pay- ‘ment for food and accomma- noncommercial payments and oth-' dations supplied Soviet troops sta-’ er matters.” tioned in the country under War-) These sources said under this saw Pact terms. “An agreement was reached on regulation of financia] clearances referring to railroad shipments, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER NIN ; . tEnergy Commission, based on its} Swedish ~shipyards built two (Chamber eg ———— of the hazards . ri posal for the Colombia Navy; Liability Policies volv brought to Colombian naval cadets WASHINGTON uw — The U.S.| The chamber’s policy was adopt-ifrom South America for training Chamber of Commerce proposes ed by its Board of Directors meet-! in operating the two vessels. ling here yesterday. The chamber| that the federal government under \said such indemnification is “vital | [| write liability policies for com- \to rapid and successful piiciend FAST mercial atomic plants. ment of peaceful uses of the atom. I en. DETERGENT BURN RELIEF Indemnity: woald- be. only for| ates AEN ae claims “‘in excess of the amount| The National Safety Council esti- | nin bration oh ond burn covered by private insurance” and|mates the annual financial loss to, scales, external rece the nation from farm accidents tel irritation. Ovelme gr yOuR average about $275 per farm) | Cream ond Germicidal Seep. DaUGSTORE family. “should only be available for anfeynts in excess of amounts of Lamachonm: —_- by the Atomic EMT MT me zorne received here today said disorders oécurred’ Sunday at! Bromberg.. It said students and! young workers set fire to the city’s radio station and then fought off) crowds in the Polish capital, ‘All, those things which stood between the friendship of Poland and the Soviet Union have been settled." “The difference between actions police’ and fire brigades. and words, which in the past : .* = ‘often made our relations difficult, This account of trouble con- have been liquidated,” he de- trasted with dispatches from War-|clared. | saw which said the Polish Com-| He asked his countrymen to) munist chief, Wladyslaw Gomulka,|>Uild good neighborly relations| was greeted by cheering crowds With the Sov fete. “oy ol % _ on.hig Journey-from Moscow. back-« to Warsaw. | The Moscow Se on the| >. ses 8 ,talks said the Polish chieftain and) Political observers here said,|the Kremlin leaders agreed that/ however, there was no doubt that | Soviet troops must remain in Po-| riots ‘broke out after the announce. | tesid, but the Poles were given| ment that the new agreement be-| veto power over Russian troop, tween Gomulka and the Kremlin | imovements within their eountry.| leadership did not include provj,| Western observers in Moscow and! ie 1 sions for the withdrawal: of - viet troops from Poland. The independent V ienna news- paper Neuer Kurier reported ‘ sion and disturbances” ‘Communist officials in Warsaw: got the idea that Gomulka got, | everything he asked for, and may- ‘ten- be more, in his meetings with the’ through-} Sovi iet leaders. eut Poland due to what it termed, Gomulka told his Warsaw wel-! Gomulka's line.” “taking the Moscow comers the Russians had agreed. to write off Polish debts totaling | GREATEST Another Polish paper, the Glos more than two billion rubles (500, Olsztynski, told of .an anti-Soviet million dollars at the official rate). | demonstration by students -at) Poland also will get loans of; Olsztyn (Allenstein), in former 1,400,000 tons of grain and a 700- German _East_ Prussia. {million-ruble cash ¢redit, Official L GASOLENE BARGAIN Start an All- Family Hobby | Moto-Jig Saw witha Dreme *~ nol pies neta ciey ee eee | SENSATIONAL NEW DREMEL 15’ MOTO-JIG SAW Saws to Center of 30” Circle—Cuts 13,” Wood | | HAVE FUN * WORK TOGETHER - SAVE MONEY! 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The = annually for each family in the An average automobile dis- ‘ \ ints. ; Facts—The post office Spanish, died on the same day—enth-grade student operates Dan eee An average | Suam ss Sea M can a) eed tea ies ne furiated that, paige get cheng pl sans Flag April 23, 1616....Jefferson and ny’s Snack Shop in West Sacra- United States. mantied = rainy “ae ed scrol ~~ a Bent See ss ae | (80 feet long) in 1934 and hasn’t ‘Adams went together July 4, mento with the help of his parents. ; pounds of steel, 30 pounds oi? on _ joes —_ er ue ar tigen th: faintest idea where it is... [1825 { Brazil is the only country in per, 6 pounds of Cre, a beautiful one was Sarah, th: profiteering in the present situa-| th» 2 / ‘ h Portu- about 50 pounds of rubber, cur- UNEF ‘CHI enamored was Abraham. tion, pounced on her and broke oa | Alexander Hamilton’s face will The longest place name in the! Costa Rica has nearly 1,000,000 South ihe a a wich o = mate sun es show. Gen. E. L, ue — a ar . ‘the eggs. on her head. | be om a new cain next yant, his |workd is the b Glatter 2 New Zealand people. guese is the native language g urns, commander of the United Nation: In substance, the desperate and. Force (name given Ae pope Bloody Setting is Himgery was Nations police units in ‘the Suez|2“tt the Holy Crown of St. Stephen. | Ae : Had the liberty fighters - been! ° area), is pictured on his arrival in ' j New York from Rome. Burns in| oreanized: and -had--they been ° successful, the crown—symbol of New York for consultations with’ as -authority—over- Hungarians: eee ng the he was Maead for almost a thousand _ years—| a ~— veer |would*have been brought out of| ai ’ am me from pigs Hing and figuratively or -lteraily.— oN <= ——— ————— ee —— : an i “idea to ace units: in the field. iplaced in the head of the le ader| - a ; . : ad of the rebellion against the | Pe EN BY POPE % ar emp S| Pope Sylvester II, first coeinian| a ‘ j king of that country, just 355 years | | Ag. Byzantine Emperor Michael | E |VII Ducas added new jewels and! e ong @ ef jenamel work to the crown, as a’ ‘gift, somewhere between 1071 and ; . 1078. | : American Communists Wars. reVolutions, internecine | ' Receive. 2,500 Words | rivalries and royal family dis- ; "sensions have swirled around the! Concerning -Hungary —. crown. Some. of these _prosoundly._.... : toes : ; acai : : “ a Sanna eine Sa oe é = a ————— - —_ terested in its Sanctity and : . . a . ee : 99 _NEW YORK up — The national Sfets | Bs 1 h ‘ Wl h | h | b y cuniuitiee (of tke Amcricea Cars| ie, laa period ef ceanpanacies | We invite you to see the car with an exclusive power seat that remembers your munist party says “we do not seek, peace between 1880 and the out- : to justify the use of Soviet troops: break ef-World War I the crewn in Hevecry’s internal ~ OD was kept in the royal palace at | My eri ws penny eceincrltionl Tes ooedier crue Ge be iving positi -% rey \ ... try a 7-position Keyboard Control * the committee adds, however: lieved bent when it was buried in ‘either do we join on the con a trench during Louis Kossuth’s demnation of this action. Were uprising for independence and there no - es? @ self-government in, 1848, became grim necessity There are me‘as familiar as Mona Lisa's uncer- readv answers and We are in no tain smile position *> give fnal pudgment on the Soviet action” * * LJ The last monarch to wear it was ‘Charlies IV. crowned emperor-| king of Austria-Hungary tn Buria-: The committee's 2,206-word let- pest Dec. 30, 1916. Less than two ter to members was made public years later he and his Zita were here last night im exile and Hungary was ruled In a long discussion ef events py Regent Horthy. in Hungary. the letter said Horthy possessed it and .ruled “The Oct. 24 decision of the)im its name. When the Nazis rolled Geree government to call upon in they swept up the crown as their Soviet troops stationed in Hungary -principal loot. only to yield it in’ to put down the initial popular turn to the victorious Americans demonstrations inflamed the situa Its present whereabouts remain m to a Crave crisis Sa — aerS . ‘Advertisement: “This was a tragic error fot which the Soviet Union Must alse LOST 29 s take responsibility tis teelesed-— the failure of a policy which was SUCCESS AT LAST | not based securely upon the na DETROIT. 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A resourceful school may open its books to eager-beaver investigators of the Pacific Coast Confer- ence, the Big Seven, the Big Ten or any of the little or baby conferences sprinkled on the map. The books will look clean. There are no lists of excess free riders. The answer here is the number of wealthy patrons who personally foot the bills. Offhand this is a laudable thing, to send a poor muscular specimen, » usually a “nephew,” through four years of college at approximately $2,500 a year. The college continues to import competent football players. There are, ostensibly, no athletic scholarships. There is no “alumni slush fund,” as such, but the play- ers are there on campus. And the coaching payroll, ex- penses for slow motion scouting films, and physical plant equipment is astronomical. There is no law—you) will please note—restricting these last items. PETROLEUM GEOLOGY FAVORITE AT OU And don’t think there isn't a plug value here either. Many of these patrons are hard-headed businessmen who insists their charges carry on to a degree. Employment is found for pet football heroes in sales departments of their corporations. One of the most popular courses at Oklahoma U. is the course - in Petroleum geology. ; When a boy comes out %f O. U. with his football letters and his degree he goes into the oil fields at a highly re- spectable annual salary. | Phillies Trade Ennis for Repulski, Morgan PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Del | Ennis, the home run king of the | original “‘Whiz Kids,” was traded | “by the Phillies today to the St. CHICAGO — A total of 174 racing days were allotted yester- day to the five Chicago area js ouis Cardi tracks by the lllinoig Racing thes ‘ we male for chasms Bip Board lor the 1957 season. , Repulski and infielder Bobby Dates: | Morgan. ’ * * * Sportsman's Park — Apri] 22-26; Sportsman's — April 27-May 11;) Balmoral May 13-June 15; Arlington Park — June 17-July, 27; Washington Park — July 29-' . 2; Hawthorne — Sept. 3-Oct.| ; Sportsman’ s — Oct. 14-Nov. 2;) oar — Nov, 4Nov, 9. The following dates were allot-' ted for downstate tracks: Fairmount Park — July 20-Oct. 2 12) = fo Monday's except Labor MONDAYS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Day; Cahokia Downs — "april Q7- Univ of ley arin sho berice AFB 41 \Transylvania (Ky 100. Pikeville iKy 97, July 19, overtime Ennis, an ll-year veteran who spent his entire career with the | | Phillies, holds the team’s home run record for righthanders with a total of 259, and his season | ‘mark of 31 round trippers set in | the pennant year of 1950 stood until teammate Stan Lopata bashed 32 this year. ; “Wings Production Line Tightens Race in NHL MONTREAL w—A_ 21- point goals and three assists to pull into performance by Detroit's massa tie with Jean Beliveau of Mon- production line of Gordie Howe, treal for first place with 22 points. Ted Lindsay and Norm U man; * * ® last week has caused a general Ted has 10 goals and 12 assists tightening of the National Hockey while Beliveau, scoring five points League's scoring race. during the week, has accumulated | Lindsay, the scrappy little vet- his total on eight als and " eran who usually spends as much ‘assists. time in the penalty box as on the) jiowe, the Red Win _ . gs’ big gun, ICE: scored six points on three|in the seven-day period with four | goals and four assists according to, statistics released today, shot up .|from fifth place to third with 21 ac 0 fd Or ~|points.~ Maurice “(The Rocket) i ' 2 ‘ Named Winner etsy . The ailing Montreal] goalie, Jac- Massie’s Sassy Boots ques Plante, remains the leader, Champion of National in fewest’ goals permitted with a pheasant retrievers in competition! the past three years, jg the new) Nationa] Retriever Trials cham- pion. Richard of Montreal is next with 17 followed by Ullman with 16. Ullman contributed two goals and’ five assists last week, 1.50 average for the 10 games he| Retriever Trials ‘has been able to play. Terry Saw- ; So eppr: chuk of the suprising ‘Boston WELDON SPRING, Mo. — Bruins has the next best mark. Massie’s Sassy Boots. the nation’s 2 93 for 17 games. top point winner among duck and/ Javelin Champ Twists Ankle at Melbourne * * * The black ‘abrador owned by William T. Cline of Chicago made, Entrusted With U.S. Flag Again MELBOURNE ® — America’s Star Spangled Banner will be en- trusted to old and experienced hands in the openirig day parade ‘of the Olympic Games Thursday. Norman Armitage, veteran fencing champion from Clemson, S.C., who carried the flag in the 1952 ceremony at Helsinki, —_ will lead the parade. He has been a member of six Olympic teams, dating to 1928. He) is 10 times national sabre cham- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For the. second time this season, Oklahoma's angry Sooners have elimbed back to eg top of the na- tional football rankings with one terrific display of power ‘after spending a von in second place. * Earlier in the season, Michigan State took over, the No. 1 spot in The Associated Press poll of sports writers and -broadcasters for one week, Oklahoma cut Joose with a crushing 40-0. victory over Notre Dame and regained the: lead. Last week the writers and broadcasters gave Tennessee a) bare two-point edge over the Sooners. The result was a 67-14 rout of hapless Missouri. * * ¥ The size of that score apparent- they put the Seeners back in pond today with a 132 point margin ever Tennessee's Volunteers. It wasn't because anything happened to ‘the Vols, either. They came through last Saturday with their eighth straight victory — 27-7 over defensively strong Mississippi. The eeleuae a 198 writers and broadcasters gave Oklahoma 111 ly was enough to remind the ex- perts of Oklahoma's strength, for first place votes and 1,794 points Iowa, knocking off Ohio State 6-0 in its big game and clinching the Rose Bowl invitation, moved into third place in another keen battle of ballots as the whole top jten lineup shifted around. Iowa pion. LJ By BILL CORNWELL Strong Array of Football Talent Confronts Maples |ground attack built around a trio The Birmingham Maples will be. of fast-stepping backs and quarter- swimming competition, shows hi butterfly stroke during workout i at Melbourne, Australia. Yorzyk, ‘BUTTERFLY’ MAN Af WORK—Bill Yorzyk, America’s best bet for an Olympic gold medal in s championship and 200 meter n Olympic pool 23, from North- open Thursday. forced to contend with a formida- ble array of football talent Thurs- day at Birmingham when they meet Royal Oak in the 43rd renew- al of their traditional rivalry. Royal Oak, boasting two hard- the favorite for what will probably be the final game in the ancient Thanksgiving Day series. Ceach Jim Manilla, one of Oak- land County's shrewdest football tacticians, reports that his Royal Oak squad is physically as sound as it has been at any time this year, Injured center Bill Knotts ‘| will be the enly Acorn gridder out of action, Birmingham's greatest task will be the thwarting of a strong Acorn) Record Spores Are Turned In at Huron Bow! AP Wirepheote | butterfly. He will compete in the J Eyes NCAA Crown Kennedy Paces Spartan IC4A Victory | NEW YORK \f — Scottish-born Michigan State teammates to a’record time, |Henry Kennedy is looking ahead, clean sweep of varsity titles in the individual ito the NCAA cross-country cham- ;pionships- next Monday at East, Lansing. Mich., after” le fading his! IC4A competition Kennedy, covering the five- mile|* course at Van Cortlandt Park in| Fastest Man in 1 Race MELBOURNE. (FP Leamon |King, 20, a tall, nice-looking lad, has a wide, g.od natured smile ‘in answer to the most baffling) ‘problem bothering the American! track and field coaching staff. The California sprinter is con- ceded by just about everyone’ in, the Olympic village to be the fast est man in the world — perhaps the fastest runner a all time. But he's not running in the Olympic Games except as an in- side leg on the U_ S. 400-meter re- ay team. That's because he placed fourth in the American 100- meter tryouts and came here as the fourth man on~ the relay. squad. Yet the last five times out, Lemon has run away from the | three American sprinters on the '100-meter team — Bobby Morrow, Ira Murchison and Thane Baker. Leamon has oqualled the world 100-meter mark of 10.1 and the 100-yard record. of 9.3 times recently. Head Coach James Kelly said ‘simply: ‘‘King is the fastest man) Record scores were bowled in ampton, Mass., holds world records in 200 yard the Huron House League recently running halfbacks and a fast, ag-| gressive line, has been installed as) drew 1,287 points, Texas: A&M 1,- 971 and Georgia Tech 1,223. . + .: Iowa was ranked seventh. 0 and Georgia Tech fourth. Michigan State, rated third last week, barely held 10th place after a 1413 loss to Minnesota, which Syracuse moved up from ninth to eighth on its rout of Colgate.. Michigan also went up a notch to ninth while State™ dropped out of the top bracket. * * .® again barely missed a first ten caine: * * @ Two more weeks of action are week ago, the Texas Aggies fifth Spearheading the forward wall| ‘are Lee Burnett, Don Rossoll and!: Bob Walsh, Burnett, at 5-8 and only 140 | pounds, is the smaliest tackle In Class A football, But Burnett has a way of getting inte the oppo- | sition’s backfielg with amazing | speed and he did so repeatedly — | when the Acorns dumped Pon- tine, 19-0. Rossoll is a hard-charging tackle Li “Y’ Swimmers Open Sessions | The Pontiac. YMCA swimming teams open practice sessions for ithe coming season Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. when ail when the 300 Lounge team defeat: o¢ great skill and Walsh is one of ©@Mdidates report to new coach imatch for Ist place at the Huron Bowl. The 300 Lounge squad rolled | games of 11%4- 1032 - 1041—3197. Osmun's keglers totaled 1036- | 1062 - 1022—3120. in the world, I don't know how! the junior has misged. He finished ‘southern group. ifast he can run, Maybe he can 'do 10 flat for 100-meters.” But Kelly explains that once the! team was selected nothing could! be done, ‘Redskins’ Marshall Voices Satisfaction WASHINGTON \u?—Someone Te; minded George Preston Marshall) Despite Royal Oak's role of fa- lvorite, anything goes in the battle for the Little Brown Jug. The past: scores of the annual game are listed below. Outstanding individual scores ean a Botat oun were turned in by Don Martell of) 19!5 7 13 ‘the Lounge team (686), Les Roth-| ete : Hy barth of Osmun's (681), and Joe ee “ : ran away with the Puertas of Lounge (678). 7 tore 4 e championship — yester- Exehieeo #0 eee We bowled iia a ° e : and seven 600 series were posted. e393 : H +28 wt + —tterter —s | Tt was Michigan State's ninth ‘Ceresino Joins Soo 1938 ° ” jteam title since the IC4A_ origi- SAULT STE. MARIE ih — Ray| pees y . nated its cross-country event in \Ceresino, much - traveled former’ tpi as : 1908 and the second straight year National Hockey League player Le 18 . iKennedy, 24, had taken individual ,With Toronto Maple Leafs, yester- 1935 ‘ 8 honors. day was signed by the Sault ae : 13 The NCAA ot title ‘(Mich.) Indians of the Northern 1938 6 ‘ e AA represents one Ontario Hockey Assn.'s Senior A {$38 5 ’ tea! 0 bir] second a year ago. The 27-year-old left winger from {3} ; : | He clocked 24:01.8 yesterday,’ ‘Port Arthur was with the Leafs ees . 4 well under the old IC4A mark of, briefly in the 1948-49 season. He jas. a ‘ |24:30.2 set by Charley Capozolli ‘played professionally for Pitts; 18%? 1 . iof Georgetown in 1952. |burgh, Clevels and and Providence i949. 4 19 | sls lin the American League, Montreal 537 a 4 jRoyals in the Quebec League, 19*2 7 8 runner-up Lewis. Stegity of Con,'Seaitle in the Pacific Const League. ie z RFE and last season was with Victoria 1955 Pa) 2t necticut when he hit the tape Vince Timon of Pittsburgh's de- fending team champions was third’ and Selwyn Jones of Michigan Capozolli’s old record. Statewas fourth, All were under in pie Ww estern League. Royal Osk--21 wins; wins, 6 CAROL tlea. > Birmingham —14 M any - Loser Kansas State * * * ‘In_ addition Jones, | that Ralph Felton, now on the Washington Redskins’ injured re- serve list, would be ineligible for chafnpionship game. This chatter about a title en- points. St. Joseph's of Philadel- to Kennedy and the Spartans had three in Spartan Cleanup Spot others in, the first 15 to wind up| with the low winning score of 34! EAST LANSING we—Kansas'! losing six of their Ist seven, in- | State, a team that has shown a. 200 meter butterfly in the Olympic Games which ed Osmun’s in a position round the best linebackers in the area. Arthur Mann. * * * The local “Y”" will compete with teams throughout this area in beth Prep and Junior classes. Meets have already been carded with tank teams at Saginaw, Bay (City, Highland Park and | Owosso. | * * * Last year's Prep contingent. a junit for boys 12 and under, fin- ished the season as state co- lchampions with Highland Park |North. The Junior swimmers are +43-and 14 -years of. Practice workouts will be held jeach Monday and Wednesday after- noon at the “Y" pool in prepara- tion for the inter-city meets. Mann will coach both teams Chisox Remove 3-I Franchise From Waterloo - | CHICAGO W — The |White Sox yesterday itheir - Three-I League | from Waterton. Iowa. Ld Chicago withdrew franchise | ° | Vice Prasiest Chuck Comiskey ~ | said the Sox would relocate with some other city within the Class B league if it operates next year ‘with six or jnore clubs. » ? Three-[ penton Hal Totten id the league would operate jwith six or possibly eight clubs. gagement brought guffaws from ithe chief sachem of the Redskins. “Here we have five games to play and he’s talking about that,” Marshall said. ‘I'm perfectly de- ‘now.’ phia, in second place, had 148 points. Penn State was Notre Dame fourth and Syracuse fifth. Pitt, hampered by loss of Arnie Sewell to the U.S. Olympic several, lighted with things as they stand;team in Melbourne, finished eighth, ‘with 230 | poets. third, | spirit of improvement in its last two games after a slow start, will appear in the cleanup spot on the Oklahoma. was by a Nebraska. The one early victory 16-7 margin over Michizan State football schedule. here Saturday. Tee Kansans started off by MELBOURNE @® — ‘The Inter- jnational Olympic Committee on ithe eve of the opening of the 1956 games rebuffed its president, Avery Brundage, and voted down his proposal to include in the oath a promise by athletes that they intend to remain amateurs. - ¥ - e . - The action at the secret meeting in Melbourne Town Hall was dis- closed by committee members who declined use of their names. It affirmed a previous decision of the executive committee. Brun- dage, a champion of amateurism in its purest form frowns on ath- letes who capitalize on their Olym- pic fame by turning professional. Workmen are still toiling fran- tically to get the Melbourne Crick-, no significant mistakes in four days of rugged land ‘and water! tests. MELBOURNE. = cy Young of the United States, 1952 Olympic: javelin cham pion, favered 4 ‘slightly twisted ankle today after, igetting off a good throw of 261 id feet .3 inches, * * * «© His trainer the past three years, Roy J. Gonia of McKenna, Wash., said _ yesterday the .8\-year-o} male is “a terrific water dog who! *. had a burning desire to hunt,” | Young made his heave yester- Six survivors of a starting field day, throwing inte a strong cross-, of 6 dogs entered the 10th and wind. He was not seriously hurt. fina! test at nearby Busch Memo-- Other Americans not in per- rial Wildlife area some 30 niiles.fecgt shape included Max Truex, northwest of St. Louis. 5,000 meter mar who has a bad “They sought out freshly shot back, Jim Lea igre lagged * | et Grounds in shape for the open-| ing ceremonies Thursday. Paint-! ing remains to be done and much’ debris must be cleaned out. * * The best piece of news from jthe viewpoint of spectators, and athletes alike wags a weather bu- reau forecast that Thursday would be watm and sunny. Up to now it has — —_ and rainy. The Saasonere over the Olym- pie oath has been boiling all year. ‘For q time it ‘appeared many, ——— athletes might refuse to! amateur and I an amateur s censured the seven nations that withdrew from these games for political reasons. For the first fime in Olympic tice: “Classification of points on ‘a national basis is not recom- | mended,” ' Despite this there is a public First of a Series PHOENIX, Ariz. — With five movie cameras poised to record S. Open champ, tees off to- ‘day against Ed (Porky) Oliver in the first of a series of golf matches for television. * * * For gallery fans- who like to study their. favorites at leisure, the 14 matches should be a bonan- za, Each 18 hoies js expected to take fpom & to 10 hours as the camera crews get in place for the best’ angles. ‘every swing, Julius Boros, former | Dec, 6, first at Phoenix and then| at’ Tucson, The winner of cath} binds pieces oP artic ore Frag with, a bad. agbilles . tendon, ~~ F Sigh te edge they . reapers wet match Rete 32000 gg ot ey lake nh_wide. Murchison, ~“ Tianeter< ‘Sprifte edge with a clear pponent...The he. ie Siitey Boots Tooked tack for witha sight cold, ti ie y- rine fier a and is a rags only once. |400-meters hurdles, with’ a co}d.. gated ed the pp — — ,After the Oliver-B ma PT ¥ . : ‘| t Bf , : : n | ; . 4 ; “H\ oes F bg « \ / ‘ a i ‘ ‘ } A “ } ui % “ 8 = : bs * . < fs | " \ ‘ | : 4 Pa: oe = 4 ‘ oF, ‘ us - 2 @® : é i 2 ee a a ee A a Boros vs. Oliver on TV these golfers come up in the links- lens marathon: * * Mike Souchak, Fred Hawkins, Ed Furgol. Cary Middlecoff, Jackie Burke Jr., Dutch Harrison, Jimmy Demaret, Arnold: Palm- er, Lloyd Mangrum, Gene Sara- zen, Gene Littler and Sammy Snead. : IOC Rebuffs Prexy Brundage to state “on my honor I am anjhistory a public effort was made;demand for tabulating unofficial intend to remain|to discourage the keeping of na- points and interest is sharp in the tional point totals. On the great! signboard oh which the names of! In other Tees the committee| winners will be flashed is this no- and Russia. At the 1952 games in, sports battle of the two great ath- letic powers, the United States Helsinki, America won by a nar row margin. The United States is expected to, dominate men's track and _ field, win, the basketball championshtp, and score well in swimming, weightlifting, boxing, and rowing. |Russia should win its first gold medal or two jn men’s track, clean up in women's track, domi- nate gymnastics, and show well in weightlifting, wrestling, rowing, shooting, and some of the lesser known events. 5 Teams Indicate Entry in ‘Y’ Loop Ten men representing five teams attended the Intramural Basketball League meeting last night at the {YMCA. The teams represented were Seaman's, YMCA, GM Tech, Pimlico Special Field | _ The matches, will run, through Now Lists 8 Horses 7 | BALTIMORE \#. — The. prob-| so able: held: tortie: Piralico etme Dedicate. on inated. | wit Fee ae of Mrs, Jan calling : Mam at the YMCA, FE 5-6116.. ‘Rochester and IRZ. There is still room for one more jteam in this league. The deadline date for team registration is Dec. 1 and Jeague play will. start in the} | ial) le POMS ‘may be obtained by! s ad placal director Ane Marquette, which has dropped /all 10 games this season, lost to Kansas State 41-14 two weeks ago. Last week, Kansas State whipped! Iowa State 32-6 for a 3-6 record going into the finale with the Spartans. * *% ¢ Michigan State will try to ease, some of the smart from its 14-13) edging by Minnesota by winding up with a 7-2 season record. The! only other MSU defeat was a 20-13 upset by Illinois. eluding a 66-0 creaming by | ‘Dales Candidate for Aluminum Bow! LITTLE ROCK, Ark ponents for the National Assn. of Intercollegiate’ Athletics Alumi- num Bowl game here Dec. 22 are to be picked in the next few days Al O. Duer, executive secretary jof the NAIA, today listed the can- ididates as Lenoir Rhyne of Hic- |kory, N. C.; Westminster of New | einige Pa.; New Haven, +Conn.; State; Hillsdale, Mich., Col- llege; St. Joseph's College of Col- ‘legeville,. Ind; Trinity University ,of San’ Antonin, Tex.. and Mon- tana State of Bozeman. (‘P — Op- ANN ARBOR Incentive isn’t lacking for Michigan’ s Wolverines in their season’s finale wtih Ohio State, on Saturday, Michigan bears an everiastihg grudge against the Deckeyse—tx a weller of reasons. The latest is the product of a weird twist of fate as Michigan, in a rare moment, was rooting for Ohio State to beat Towa. State's loss to Minnesota, nipped the Wolverines’ bowt chances, They aim to repay the Bucks for such a grevious mistake. _ Then too, Ohio State defeated Michigan the past two seasons and each tilt had the Rose Bowl trip as-its prize. _— a 'M Has Plenty Incentive forth between here and Columbus with the Buckeyes parregud Michi- gan players were guilty of slug- |ging. And the Wolverines issuing denials, ~_ Michigan will seek to vent its revenge upon an Ohio State feam that still can share the Big Ten championship with Jowa. But the Wolverines’ task will be difficult, according to Matt Patanelli, who scouted Ohio in its jJast three games. Cards Sign Pitcher ST. LOUIS (# — Righthanded reliefer Larry Jackson, 25, who won two games and saved 13 oth- ers in 51 appearances for the St. Louis Cardinals last season, is the fourth membér of = club to sign - There's also. a feeling. cat ‘Ann for . AST... ae Rese: Bow! bound Oregon-State-.- back Gary Pitcher, a clever field|jeft for both Oklahoma and Ten- general. = _{nessee before the final ratings are ® t determined. Iowa winds up Satur- Leading Royal Oak's seg day against Notre Dame. Only | Funners are two elusive half- < -scuse of the first ten has fin- backs, John Sekeres and Jerry ished its ses Snider, The ten, teams with first lace votes records eee s Sekeres is the team’s leading —points |< colon pongo = scorer with seven touchdowns, He 2. Tennessee (69) (6-0) 1662 187 has averaged 4.8 yards per carry, : Tones y “ “ Bo caesgcss 1471 this season, Snider, who has ac- 5. Soocee ee OD Cl), i= counted for five touchdowns, is av- 7. Minnesota — (6-1-1) 73 eraging 6.8 yards per try. | $ tioiess Cee 4 Frank Sturgell adds another %* Michigan Mate sos) oc 268 constant touchdown threat to the 1. Oregon State (1) (7) ......... Poe] - Ob th 2 ? 248 Acorn backfield and Pitcher pro- 3 Pre tet. D 180 vides the aeriaf:fireworks with end |{$ Pulsbures <6) ” Hewitt Hornbeck his favorite ar i George Washington (7-1-1 41 get. i a ca rad sai As 4 = Se . THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956. TWENTY-THREE | :jdead in minor events, now_ are. ct MELBOURNE ( — There is a! rampaging bull marker on Ameri- can stock in the Olympic Games, The Yanks, once considered favored to win most of the gold in major sports and to take enough of the winnings in the little events to top the Russians in U. S. Squad Favored ers. Russia’s punchers, like their|with the Hungarians again the un- basketball players, have not | knowns of ‘fencing. shown up as well, as expected. | There does not appear to be The Americans rate tops in the | anyone close to the — overall eight-oar crew with heavy compe-! istrength of the Russians in the tition from Czechoslovakia and/ elaborate modern penthalon- event France’s army eight. Russia's wnich calls for proficiency in crew was off form throughout the}swimming, running, riding, fenc- summer season. Americans also ing .and -shooting. Hungary nor- have strong chances in the fours|mally is second best with the New Rule for Batting Title Total Trips to Plate Replaces Official Times at Bat | (Copeman 3rd in Lifting Contest Copeman, of the ee — iteam, CHICAGO WW — Total appear- hind runner-up Chuck Patterson, ©: ances at the plate instead of of. the host Northeastern team, by} Hart Candidate for Rookie Tag Weightlifting ace Marvin “Bud” finished third in ‘pound class of the cenkensteen! Michigan Weightlifting contest held) NEW YORK ® — Garnett Saturday night 'YMCA in Detroit. at the Northeastern (Sugar) Hart, 21, isn’t quite a new Sugar Ray Robinson at this stage ‘ot his career but the Philadelphia | welterweight is a strong candidate f for ‘rookie of the year’’ honors. Even his latest victim, Hector Constance of Trinidad, had to ad- * * * He ranked only five points be- unofficial points. * * @ ficial times at bat in the future|posting an impressive 559 _— mit ‘he’s a good boy” after he will determine baseball batting S©°T®- bral heated alead sae atl EAP stopped for the first time. in ~hampi ; Michigan State’s Ed Duda with a ©. : championships. 640 total. Thirty lifters took part (bis 4+bout career Hast night at * * @ | 61 ay. . Par" ‘St. Nicholas Arena. However, Con- ede A th ficial| A new rule under which a bat-| in = po um _s = istance and his handlers, said mericans in the uno icia ; . he Americans in the ann ting tile willbe determined ©) aye Pontiac club wil be host to Reteres ay Miles, was ee In weightlifting it should again’ points for a victory, 5 for second yesterday by baseball’s playing ‘the Junior Mr. Michig an Physique ineckour in 1:6 of ihe 10th than | be Russia and the United States and then on down 4-3-2-1 for other: ‘rules committee. (contest and the Junior Michigan’ ‘Hart. * |with the others on the sidelines. finishers. 'A.A.U. Weightlifting contest to be _ In women's track and field, the America is best in the heavier, Since then American gymnasts the rule supercedes ie ns ae held here Jan. 18. Bill McHattie Russians stould take up to four./divisions and Russia with the have been working harder than! igulation requiring omicial vitt be chairman for the seca Australia should dominate the|small men. jusual and the word around ‘Olym-\"imes at bat to qualify for a bat- ‘events. ‘sprints and Britain or Romania} Not too much is known about pic headquarters is the Russians) “ing chamesones?- | will fight it-out-in-the high jump--the shooting —-—marksmanship- —wen't- have-it-all-theirowa-way_ Bed = Swimming, probably. the second abilities of various nationals but this time, [ ‘the new “ile een = ‘et. Wyoming Ace Named t Oly 2 | ect two years ago, ifiams* ee ‘ptton’ no Bo aria w.cane 10 West's All-Stars, | Australians, Japanese afd Ameri-| In catch-as-catch-can wrestling land, would have won the idl LARAMIE. Wyo. — Officials feans, both men and women. Rus-/it should be the Turks and aa tcan League title. Mt the EascWest Shiite (ootball ‘game in San Francisco have in- without coxswain and pairs with Finns, Americans and Swedes. Even the Russians admit that}and without. ‘also rating high. Americans are certain to win be-| Russia appears best in the scull) In Helsinki in 1952, the Russians’ tween 12 and 15 gold medals in and double scull by wide margins piled up a mountain of points in) men's track and field. Russia|with Germany and Finland con- gymnastics and almost overtook | could win one or two but hardly tenders. jany more. Britain has good) | chances for two and Japan and Norway one each. * * * First Quality Original Equspenent Quality Sac a INSTALLED FREE ble. tali Argen-) | ? ar Wirephoto padi * * ® oe ale ia | Dupre on Bench we : ager sae ae ae 4 ee MANTLE HONORED — Mickey Mantle, left, the New York _ Hungary, torn by revolution, is) . | BALTIMORE — L. G. Dupre dala aa etn 2 Wt al Soeds\and $ 25 Yankees’ triple-batting winner in the American League last baseball ©t considered’ much of a contend- India again should win the field ‘Palnivece Colts’ halfback. willlstars. P . Studebakers - 8 season, and Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma football coach, inspect the ¢* for swimming honors although hockey championship. oa teea| | miss next Sunday's game against} == = (6-eyl.) thew °54 the team is the — in Europe. with a state subsidiz team lthe Los Angeles Rams here be-| Crawford will play in the San awards Mickey got yesterday. The Commerce, Okla., outfielder was named Oklahoma sportsman of the year by the Oklahoma City | Quarterback Club. Wilkinson has won the award twice. = ° iwhich usually defeats pro teams, | The basketball ae should go to should take the soccer champion-| America again. Russia and Uru- ship after a long, hard tourna- —— guay are contenders although the) ment. Soviet team has not shown up as| Yugoslavia and Russia are lead-) well as expected. Ball handling is.ers in water polo. Usually Hun- ACC's Or ange Bow! E ntr Y: ee and the Russians aie feam | nai Rage pessoa near’ abe. Lett to League to Decide MARKET TIRE CO. Open 9 to 9 77 W Huren St. cause of a sprained artkle suffered Francisco game if Wyoming does lin the game with the Detroit not receive a post-season bowl ' Lions. bid. i FE 8-0424 Eves Middleweight Title . | Humez Beats Tiger Jones(—s ANDERS ~ FOR RENT — Fi aa cornered fight is building cause of the troubie at home ‘up in boxing. The Poles, Ameri-| ee cans, South Africans and Argen-| Ttaly a France tines appear to be the leading box-'among the cyclists and fencers 4 look best | GREENSBORO, N. C. & — The Year’s Day. But the conference —————— PARIS WF — France’s middle-!eye and a gash in his mouth that) Orange Bowl committee has flip- Says it wil keep a tight hold on : | weight hope, Charles Humez, made the 10-round decision over TRAVIS ped to the Alaie Cost Coner ,PM wl The Season en pg ething and eding hard ee Joes, ee te oat ARDWARE : ; ‘ ACC adele’ ae Lake A FE 5-872 ence the hot potato of which ACC * ¢ « OF § In everse Jones last night, looked into the cut.over his own left eye. ee Sooners tate °° team wil play in the bowl on New Van C. Kussrow, chairman of future and claimed he saw a = the Oranze Bow} committee, an championship crown - nounced at Miami, Fla., last night es * * | NOW —America’s Largest Seller! . } ‘the committee's “feeling right The rangy Frenchman, loosely ‘ A now is to jet the ACC decide.” listed as 29 in hometown record : He added bis group probably books, said in his dressing room: | RK | fe would waive rmiaking its custom- “First, I want to fight Pat Me-| ary homination FORT WORTH. Tex. “® — For It lost to Texas A&M 74. The 'Ateer — the British Empire title-/ ° * °¢ coaches who may be looking fear- Horned Frogs were beaten 140 by holder — either in London or here. | E DWAR DI Meanwhile C. P Erickson of the fully for effigies: It isn’t always*Miami, barely managed to edge -Then I-want another trip to New, . S University of North Carolina, go bad Baylor, then were humiliated 21-71 York to fight Sugar Robinson for CIGARS f chairman of the ACC bowl com- One may have won a football by Texas Tech, an outfit that had the title — if he still has it after fa - mittee, said the selection of a game and put a team back on lost to A&M 407 and to Baylor fighting Gene Fullmer”, | : ~~ > team had not bets discussed and the trial to its fondest dream IO. * *s ® _ Because Smokers—Young “Sz no action wall be taken until At least Joe Willams. captain It was the night of Tech game = Humez allowed as how he would CT, the season is completed" Dec. 1 of Texas Christian eh eae s the effigy was strung up near the handle McAteer _ January and and Old—Recognize Quolity Front-runners in the ACC are team, says when somebody hung campus. , have plenty of free time after that’ ° = Zs Clemson, which plays its al an effigy to the coach, Abe Mar- Now Texas Christian is on the for any arrangements Robinson conference game with Vi ia tin. “It made us angry. We knew trail te the Cotton Bowl. If it beats AP Wirephote micht care to make Saturday and closes the season it wasn’t his fault because we lost Rice Saturday and Southern Meth-- GLAMOR GIRL—Crowd watches Before January, Humez has got) | Drive Right In Dec { with Furman: Duke whieh those games. It may have had odist loses to Baylor it will be im as Galina Popova, 24 - year - old to_ heal a nasty cut over r his. left STOP loses out with North Carolina something to do with our beat. the Jan. 1 game. If SMU should Russian billed as their most SSS SSS f Y M t this week, and South Carolina, ing Texas Saturday’ beat ire then aae would glamorous athlete, makes practice or Tour Ovor +which lay its final game Texas Christian had come from have to defeat Southern Methodist jeap in broad jump at Melbourne STALLING Thanksgivine Day with Wake the depths of despair to smash to get into the bow} “Chiversity track Gahna rs entered Jacksonville Is Site i , L TUNE-UP Forest. Texas 46-0. Martin had a wisecrack to re- in that event and the 100 meter for Minors’ Training * *°© « This was the: TCU team that lieve the tension “The effigy ‘ sprint for Russia in the Otyaieacs — i Colorado has already been se- was one of the heaviest favorites didn't even look like me,"’ he walt starting in Melbourne Nov. 22 PITTSBURGH WF — The Pitts- ee /burgh Pirates today announced the selection of Jacksonville, Fla., as a training site for most of its minor league clubs. Jacksonville replaces operations and Huntsville, Tm much more handsome than that.’ ~lected to Conference represent the Big Seven in Southwest Conference history ‘ in the bowl. when they season started * Deer r Hunting Pace Moving Up ‘Suggests Nude Swimming The Duke of Waikiki — dapper, igray haired Duke Kahanamoku of at Brunswick, Ga., Soucy’s =/ «Service . a0 wane a ~SLOss ALKyO ER |Hawaii — checked in with a dash- Texas. The new site will accom- ; . ling-white cap, sheriff's badge and modate 300 players. The parent ‘ ~ 1211 North Perry Se. The finest semi-gloss la suggestion which brought blush- organization will train at Fort Vie Scary FE 3-9557 Louis Soucy” : es to Olympic organizers. Myers, Fla. in County .Common | Pleas co ‘told him he shot Krise because the farmer pointed a shot- gun at him and used abusive lan- guage. King refused to make a formal statement. He was held in) the Newaygo County jail season kill at the area for 1948. the Wayne 1 1952 iM—The deer season fairly start Michigan, at least compared with i LANSING got off enamel for every room in the house t s] 1951 an urt, Through Sunday night, conserva- tion department field workers checked some 1 350 anterless deer taken by special permit*holders in area 2—a seven county territory centering around Baldwin—where a We in last year, but its pace is quicken- ing, the state conservation depart ment said today. Highway department figures on deer and bear brought across the Mackinac Straits by hunters: from ® the Lower Peninsula seemed to : ENAMEL back up the department's ap- - ipraisal. and it's ODORLESS during : Game workers, on the basis of application, too! a concurrent special season is In effect to take 3.000 antlerless deer Five hunters have been acci- dentally shot to death in Michigan since the deer seasori opened last Thursday. The Mining Gazette at Houghton complained that one landowner | near there has locked a gate lead- ing to a favorite hunting ground. Ea The newspaper said the landown-| f= er permitted entrance to hunters) willing to purchase a key for $4. random checks on hunting ac- tivity, reported that lower hant- ing pressure and bad weather during the opening two days of the season tended to hold down the kill. 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SERVICE STORE -raors APARWOOD tal Do ews eirnleay ny los Smooth as Silk en : \ , ‘ iz TWENTY-FOUR i i) ee : ilk met it PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2b, 1956 . ence a 3 The Earl of Dunmore, 85, now | Nepal's National Highway, link- _ Hollvwood Headlines s ’ is the oldest living holder af the David Niven Well Aware" °™"“*"""" He's a Lucky Character By BOB THOMAS flying all around you, some things, HOLLYWOOD \f—Ask any re-| iseem pretty small. You realize | porter who is the most delightful ‘how lucky you are just to = out) iperson to interview in Hollywood of there alive.” jand the chances are he'll answer) * 8 «© David — . . If Niven seems even jollier than) | jusual these days, it’s not without Year in and year out. Niven reason. His career is bigger than. leomes up with bright “and amus- lever. He’s the lead in ‘‘Around ling dialogue. This contrasts with. ,the World in 80 Days,” a great! some stars. who always appear) new hit. He just returned from |¢ ;morose and distant. | abroad, where he made ‘The Lit- How does Niven manage to re-jtje Hut’ with Ava Gardner and main gay and cheerful? I put the stewart Granger. And now he's! ‘question to him. His reply: with Dan Dailey and Ginger Rog- “I guess it’s the constant reali-/ers in “Oh Men, Oh Women.” ;zation of what a lucky character | —$<$<— \I really am. I get paid very nicely ¢: . . for the kind of work I leve. I get City Resident Admits ing Katmandu with the Indian bor- der, may be completed by the end of 1956. Plan Campaign ()idctors Need ~~ to Let You Know. Education Value State Finances - KANSAS CITY, Kan. ® two - year a sven 9. -Day Public Hearing | : a campaign costing 12 million dol-! i lars Will begin next spring to-edu- 2UPplies Michigan ne F cate people on the value of edu-' Suggestions cation, it was announced here last night. | LANSING (® — State government) Dr. Wilson M. Compton, presi- should loosen its purse strings to dent of the Council for Financial help Michigan's older citizens in Aid to Education, Inc, New York, their twilight years, a legislative: teld the annual Presbyterian Col- citizens committee was told today, | lege Public Relations Conference In the first session of a two-day about the plan, public hearing, the Legislative Ad- He said a national advertising visory Council on problems of the agency and the Advertising Coun- aged heard seven witnesses testify! cit of America will hande the oldsters need state aid in the field campaign through newspapers, of housing and employment. magazines, radio and television. Witnesses came up with different The, aim, Dr. Compton said, is solutions for the housing problem, to show the need for money ‘‘to but the most frequently, mentioned OPEN 6:45 MA 4-2151 a : raise and maintain the quality of Was some sort cf state-subsidized y = OR - ‘free trips all over the world. And Nighttime Breakin F--—-~—-eduestion--and—not—the._physical program, ate |I_work with some of the nicest | i plant.” One of Gov. Williams’ campaign’ * . Z _ ame ” le { know—not just fellow ac: Charged” withthe —-nighttime-#- : ——_—_—_—_— planks. was a network of state-sub- UNDIVIDED ATTENTION — This bust of Moliere appears to be [peop but the movie trews as well.|breakin of a building at 719 W. Hu-. eee housing units in which old-| attracted to a pretty Parisian model and her striking clothes, a black | * .* @ ron St. Oct. 9, Ralph Pope of 22 oy to Double. Deck sters can stay in their home neigh- — bolero and white mink hat. “This, sort of realization doesn't |Clovese St. pleaded guilty yester- SS day before Oakland County Circuit | borhoods | ‘come overnight. Before the war, \Judge"H. Russel Holland. oe | Such a program is now under A Bri k hee I | Washington Bridge w ay ts Sdaasartniactis. . Rads Say British Spy Connie “ising Tabled the Sy on year’ in. rugideal Pope, who will be sentenced Nov. | Prof, Myles Boylan of the Mich- and added, “We never heard of changed all that. When you're sit- 26, was returned to Oakland County TRENTON, NJ. ue—The New igan State University Department f) f | d t Th him.” ting in a trench with mortar shells Jail under 3 300 bond. ; Jersey Legislature — after oka of Architecture said’ there is no e ce e 0 em ' ADN- claimed that Trautmann’s —— -- ~~ Le years of delay—has given the one answer io the housing prob- oc’ green light tq the Port of New jem because there are several BERLIN — East Germany'b Gece nshai= ce cae pee TONIGHT “Adults 505 York Authority's plan to double- groups ef aged — the widows and ruling Communists claimed today on East Germany and other So- deck the George Washington widowers, the well-off, the poor and. one of Great Britain's chief Viet. satellite countries, but also | 3040 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD * FE 5-800! bridge the sick The Senate and Assembly sus- He said the Solution for some pended their rules last night to might be houses or duplexes built them. approve the authorization. The by private builders. For others, the. The official East German news American housewives average | state might have to help construct agency ADN identified the man as 63 hours of work each week, —— ar on Egyptians in Berlin. ITYRON E POW nate ne nr at TECHNICOLOR KIM NOVAK sz E t | R . AW WHITMORE wm SHEPPERD STRUOWICK ‘spies’ in Berlin has deserted to bill now goes to Gov. Robert B rai t . By | CTOR! oa aren " Meyner, apartment buildings, , Harald Trautmann and said he according to recent su swe mermeowvee V ROSS — vAYNE The bill is identical to one ap- Bédylan mentioned MSU's hous-;brought ‘‘secret documents” on contrast a Belgian housewife works J =P jue ‘CROSS CHANNEL” MORRIS win RITA MORENO 3 - proved by the New York State ing—for married students as an.his activities. am hours per week. I ‘ example of what the state ee = ae = . — == Legislature in 1954 pa _ ~— do for some aged These units were built at a sal| DOORS OPEN 10:45 =} of $8.000 per family and rent for aes a $60 to $70 a month, he said, On the subject of employment, John B. Schlotter; United Mine ‘Workers official, said the state ee could set up a register of persons ppd Thru WED. over 65 who are willing to work. Such a register would help em- ployers find the job best suited for any individual over 65, he said: While the state has a problem in caring for the aged now, it will @- e certainly have a bigger one within 3 the next few years, the committee . was told. Since 1936, the nationa] popula- tlon has increased 30 per cent, but there has been an 81 per cent increase in the 65-plus group, said C. A, Mattson of Flint, District Manager of the Social Security Ad- ministration. ae akiand ~ 7 One quiet Sunday morning it suddenly became __-_ the most important thing in the world to be” NOW 4 "The Fastest Gun Alive’ from M-G-M starnng aod WEE: *)cxew FORD - Jeanne CRAIN anomeric CRAWFORD Feature at 1:25 — 3:25 — 5:25 — 7:25 _ 9s. P.M. Starts WEDNESDAY at MIDNIGHT SPECIAL ADVANCE SHOWING OF OUR/GALA THANKSGIVING SHOW — ALL SEAT $1.25 formance “ON SALE! “* TODAY and WEDNESDAY x: IF THE LAUGHS WERE ANY BIGGER. THEY'’D HAVE TO SPLIT ‘EM, TWO- FOR-ONEt (9. en Anything Sy can pare Gas Station Robbers Sentenced to Jackson Two men who pleaded guilty to the shotgun robbery of a Pontiac gas station Oct. 18 were sentenced to terms in Jackson State Prison yesterday by Oakland county Cir- cult Judge H. Russel Holland. i * Eugene Burns, 20, of 377 Irwin , 9 St., was-sentenced to 3-15 years. NMR. ROCK r His partner, Wilbur L. Wheat, 20, of 408 Branch St., drew a 15 months —10 years sentence. The two repertedly escaped with ROLL $150 taken at gunpoint from attend- atnt Harold Wearth. Feature at 11:05 — 1:10 — 3:15 — $:20 — 7:25 — 9:35 P. M. (EXTRAS! — : WEDNESDAY NIGHT— SNEAK PREVIEW AT 8:15 P. M. ONLY! kk A_GAY, FRESH, NEW MUSICAL COMEDY ALL ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED: ONE NIGHT WHEN THE MOON WAS BLUE! xk ke NO ADVANCE IN PRICES! z enti Fire Damages House . in the ! | Fire caused $4,006 damages to GOLDEN DRUMSTICK a two story frame house owned . Box Dinners by Alonzo Adams at 615 Highland sto ry Ave., yesterday. The blaze was eS Delivered Free attributed by firemen to children ] playing with matches in an up- ic ire | he wa re "St aT © les Ga Eee born son Cammy. Fol present wad ee tO aq: | 7 | | LAST DAY" - \\ i perme «(BLOOD | jere CHANDLER in | | RICHARD EGAN HE MOM Mes | foe tm §=«LUST | “Away All Boats” to play! _ ? Sie: Get the Kids Out of the House While You Are Preparing the Big Holiday Feast .. . SEND THEM TO OUR BIC aND | ~geHIND THE | |f A DEATH HIGH WALL" v4 D EBRA P AGET The feat adventure STARTS WEDNESDAY yo Ase eermocasenes gt baton ne pcetsy | THANKSGITIG 4 MATURE-LEIGH |f | ‘MORNING _ a a and the girl they fought for! _ THRILLS — SURPRISES and FUN! HOWL-arious two hour show for all kids, 6 to 60, THURS., NOV. 22, ‘bd a.m. Only... PONTIAC + DRIVE IN IN: 7 ih RO |: © | | nary 254 loa Age a co-starrin | | arring ve 4 Y - Re FGUL AR Matines A ADOMISSIO )N Paice F OR Aoutr § ences ET MIULETON MILIAN CAMPBELL ee OPEN oe BA HEVILE BRAND anes oc scone MERE ig 2 cs OPEN - Produced by Directed Screen play by wean aw &, » Based ona ‘story.by is BOWERY BOYS in : TORE Ea _DOWaY 20s Tiong ROUBLE” , aa att, ee ee eee — a Ee = So ee ee ee ee = SN Re te BR eS ey eS ee ee 1» fe ee Oe ee re ee em eee 2g RS, eae ee = : ia + > ees ae ¥ Ss pees = = : either Bes : : * f ' j iz ; ‘ + : ; 1 ne \ Pd = 3 7 * * 2 oe - : nt . . i ' oe a A a é : : if eS * | ¥ ‘ a i | ee , a. | THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1956 ‘WENTY-FIVE _ : t 3 | Pe ia DONALD DUCK | . mane By Walt Disney Reuther Accuses {State'tiquor Board Janich UJ : | Ister HELLO, POLICE. Russians of Murder | uavstvc w — the state Ligue Canal’sPolice Force 4 SOF ereber ie Youkkcs wane Control Commiggion will hold: a Se public hearing Dee, 4 in Jackson cgPOvicuino, Italy (‘®—Three Reuther of the United Auto Work-| on the administration of the State's ™94re ‘flights left today carrying ers bas charged the Russians with Liquor Law. 106 Danish officers and men to shooting Hungarian coal miners in| - . * * «© [satay P cielo on N. _ police deliberate n_the Suez Canal zone. a campaign to erase op- gy igrrigvtalag ee ell * * « E GIVING THIS TO MEP YOU, THE BAG-OF - GUMOROPS BOY? a Se eT i position to —— |p.m. in the Jackson Police Build-| More than 500 men of the force | ling. The law vides that two @lready are in barracks near Is- Reuther wired Henry Cabo t) ye : wo! mailia, awaiting completion of ar- Lodge Jr, Chief U. S. Delegate such hearings will be held every rangements for them to move out to the United Nations, urging the|“°% ' = public a chance t0|.. ‘begin policing the conse-fire U.N. to protest the “ ; imake complaints and suggestions’ : inhesaaley of the Soviet buteyers | about es iw: i= ia oe anes Reuther said he had received | Three U. S. Air Force ta nsport reports ‘that miners~in- the Tata-? i 4] y x bahya coal mining area of a ets Order of Merit (planes brought 197 more Norwe- i igian officers and men here from gary had been gunned down in) DETROIT W — John Riccardi Gale rarities the total wading what he called a “deadly campaign of Detroit has received Italy's or-|to go to the Suez to 296 to murder not only inidivduals, but der of merit for his contributions eee also kill a political and social and to charitable and numanitarian in-) Swiss mothers in the Canton of moral point = vier stitutions in his native Italy. Ric-' Valais carry their babies on top A icardi, manufacturer of a cleansing!of their heads. The baby is tru Reuther said the U.N. should product (Roman Cleanser), was inside a wooden cradle. SAwA send obsery to Hungary to help presented the award here by Dr. rests on a thick cushion perched guard against such atrocities. Antonio Carloni, Italian Consul. ‘on the mother’s head. ‘ Yr BOARDING HOUSE Y LEER (WELL, HERE WE ARE, SSS W DELBERTS GOK, |] MAMA, ALL READY /“OUTN TH RQ fF A STILL A YOU Z GLANCE THis CRew )/ WITH OUR YA MAN= COMPARED J H RANDSOME Y>TO THAT OLD 4 BUT SINCE THE -7%, PRYSIQUES, INDIAN THEey )2Zzz SURPRISE HAS 1 ALWAYS COULD FOUND IN Zs li WORN OFF, JT'S I COTA FIGURE! COLOMBIA~«. IN GoMEWHAT 4_S WITH YOUTH ¢ HAR-eUMPH! ir PLEASANT FUL FASHIONS = TO View! fx OF THE DAY! SS ie A, Ze 4 CUT SHOCKED ME, tt-20 © 1946 by WEA Servite, he Tt Rag US Pat OF NANCY ™ By Ernie Bushmiller A Ld | OH, MY POOR I'VE GOT A || HEAD, AND 1 HEADACHE--- I'LL CAN'T GET TO TRY TO TAKE A SLEEP I'LL TRY COUNTING SHEEP Hg —FRAIE BUSAN ALP I GUESS THIS |S TH FIRST TIME CLANCY HAS EVER SEEN GOOD T TRAPEZE ARTISTS AND ACROBAT] HE OUGHT TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL= WAS PRETTY G00D' AT THIS STUFF, EASY. EF NOW I SEE I DIDN'T ai Ld $ ” ae | NEVER MIND-- I MISSED TH’ WHEN I GET RUTS BUT ILL MY NOSE RESET BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES . By Edgar Martin | Jon, x || WELL I CANT LUSTY 0-00! Har, WEST! JB DOWT UP AND ===] BY GOLLY, LTWINKI BLAME GOL) CHANGE [SE KNOW JUST THE FZ aR FOR NOT OVER: > BET) | cat Ono can WEL IE a LRING ME, WHT! | 7 Faai i YOU! BAF =| PUS Z 3 = . J a / = : | «7 e 2 = ~ hy TRWILLIAMS = 6 Kiy, : : , y MEEKLE By Dick Cavalli HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN TEMES tor a5 MORTY MEEKLE | : | | | ° ; TY ‘4 ) Vinay a 6 ae a. I'D HAVE HIM Ore ’ DIXIE DUGAN By McEvoy and Strieber ¢é + B, | Ap re: = Ne YOU SEEMED UNDULY AS _1 SAID BEFORE — Wg, +o f- COULO J SeT TME— ’ F 8 HOUGHT fh 5 ALWAY: MEMBER, 1 HAO_DESERTED THE SIMPLE THINGS IN YOu ? = ST A LIFE ARE [BUT,GRANOMA, | [GoLLy, i's VERY SIMPLE! THE GIRLS .. by Franklin Folger t OON'T SEE HOW Now Ls a ?M TH' MINUTE TH’ HOUSEWIFE | [THANKS FOR TH’ INVENTION, OPENS TH’ DOOR, | PUT MY | IGRANOMA//'LL TAKE IT FOOT IN SO TH’ CAN'T HSH BE SHUT, AN’... QUCH? 4 <. # r ra - se < _ - 7 " " . . : . eS a ta ace Be eg CR ee “Oh, dear, I was hoping you wouldn't notice that." "| “Now T won't have td bother you if I want water during’ the night!” ~ “{[. mS P y esis (rn EZ y z : b : ae pf 3 ri . Ld s : { f ' » % ’ e . # 4 # ff : : , \ . a | 4 . éj i é ‘ + a . { e % i f pees aeene De A. Re \ [ i ’ Xs ’ 4 / \ ¥ bie a at ! { pul ade Sage “3 ~THE PONTIAC ao. TUESDAY, 'NOVE MBER 20,1956 = , : — =) 4). —— =e. Help Wanted Female 7 oe MAT x 2 Spann Some Tugoiasld in the}. Asia contains, about 30 ss cent | ® Sih ae grony repens meee ee N i . rid and! ews In Dri H Help Wanted Male 6 stadium, at Kpandu. jabout one-half the world’s popu- ee on ilation. . Charles Gabelman, 34, of 2433) IS a e D eal ofices . ae ey days vee Musi, MAY = La rertnement) Auburn Ave., was’sentenced to 30) DETROIT PRODUCE | HOLLERBACK, NOV. 17, 1956, JOHN BAR MAID. Saye iE TO d | DANIEL, agg Oona Teliable P Pontiac Generel Hospital is i ays in Oakland County Jail after ;,23f, ‘cllowing peices corNo tt ns Een _ 3 must De stones, and, s accepting pleadin ilty t y crown pronues of ond iM mt He and Delia _have_referenees. Write Do Box_105. bids for ambulance service between rom g guilty to drunk driving Fascy grades | only, brought to the Parm- ar LOSS Mae Mae Hellerbosk: dear ‘prother of HRISTM AS M MONE EY !before Justice Emmett J. Leib, of | them Markets by growers and sald by service was held "Tuesday at it WELDERS = up to $ico a week in your sons a.m. from Done = Heme. with interment . Cor limited iy ‘scving. tes: package eral HOW $20 SPENT itiac General Hospital, 461 W. H ‘and Pontiac General eon Apars Seren aay er CT An ions. Call 107) N Telegraph Rd Bids must be as Springfield = cacne. Ase vere ; _Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. Sa a NOV. 18, 1956, CHAR’ peop ‘abet ine sana Ls or party demonstra FRUITS: Sone ob bu Delicious. Fancy. $.00) NEW YORK im Steels recmeed : : imarked no later than midnight & 4 November 25. 1956. All ronties pate) 3. C. Jones, 35, inegro' of 434 bu; No. 1, 3.50-4 0036, _ 8 HELPED ME END [be oe to the Attention of Hospital Di St. paid $20 in Pcie coats ana Sea 30" ou, 0. ee ts 25 bu. small opening losses Bein and Rosanne Lar: | ner van be a Boe 18 me oe ples. Jona on, Fan “icion Ro. opening to go over on a, of Harold, and Rosanna Lam- Gr Hospitalizati fore noon, E} wg i. 'W. Bloomfield Township Justice El-| iran: hertnera Spy. Fancy. 3 00 Hy. the upside as the stock market im- todar at ii ams at Perry Mt False OE er. & amet Piatier - » oo -| cy, 3.50 bu:| proved. in modera acta east —— 000, FE 48 0 : 0 ES iz B , “% mer .C. Dieterle yesterday on a, 2 00-1sh me. ee ee ae ae oh * wad © carly) _Pune Berta at i ere 3 reakfasts—Luncheons $ “b2"e of driving without a license. 2.02 32,0u apne Seal Raver Na rms today. aeinttel Home. og sa Paid Holidays DEPENDABLE oes Mat eer an . i & 19, 1986, JAMES . 3 Meet Your Friends in the Joseph Bielee, 18, Seeabe ke. Guise Ba, L 3063.50 be ains for the most part were HENRY. 3721 Mill Lake Road, a Pa eseoais a o a treet Journal > . of 19725 Cam- VEGETABLES: fractions to 2 points with som pod ge, beloved awe: Vacati eS . s eron A be Beets, No. 1, .75-.90 doz. ine © bend of Cortes ee racation au S . r $ I er ountain anise nn . ee Rob-) eed, Far a tepees eee N Lee ne Pn Ne ee ee cane Ke a et awe a ubscribe 4 ert Riddle, of 27763 Park Ct.,/1-75 % b e. 1. 1.25- three points. Losses i he ic paling, Mrs ‘a. ; : 4 bu Cabbage, Curly, No. f .90- : generally were cabaret deg 5 > Riker Bldg. Lobby paid $50 each for fines and court ee ee ie wai | eid to fractions: cia end John” Murph ogee I \ J remember what a famous ball ‘ costs after pleading guilty to care-|Sreeer. Standard Vartetv, Bee _ = The surge for steel stocks peer gga yg held rg ear aroha AP Y E; h u’ Carrots. Topped. No. 1, 125-1.75 stemmed, brokers said, from the st ah 1 a.m. oo t' : PL ) — * ureh wit less use of firearms before Justice bu. Carrots. No (Cauliflower, No. 1, 2.00-2. Pry doz. Celery, tightening foreign situation and its WANTED Rev. Fr. George E. Ging officiating. Inter- St. Joseph ° player said when he signed a new » ey? ’ oarked, Oo solide ' he re- a eae ae meee Set ose ping and : » no ecause ove mone % ) ee lees, eet tense t int ah se - but because money calm Ye Look! Farmer Stop Rite Mar- No. 78 0. 130 ean : rane i at " eae a ae ot the oe Swit be, Reid Tuer. N nerves!” s my ie will have fresh dressed poultry 375 924 ,>*h Kohirabt, No. ° 100120 aa tian sey seen at gis trom Ale PA a! or your holiday. 484 A Peg eee geo re a e rervices june ‘i It may sound strange, but that’s FE 2-0119, FE 2-0110 uburn pees chs Onto Leeks, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 25 Lukens Steel, an acrobatic per- services under goggles PTO TTAKE, FULL CHANG a | the way I feel about The Wall Adv. bes, Onighe, Dex. pancy. 1.59 sp, beg.) former in recent days, shot absad Berkley Post 374, American Legion. Construction Ryan CoM AtABON, Street Journal: Not-lenge-age I-sent—|— If your friend’s in jail and needs No : a Batons. Grecn.| $ points. Also higher were Bethle- Wels, NOV. 18, 1956, CATHER: COUNT, LTE pL aneye: ; ; pag N 3 i Ml - $20 for a year's subscription. I ~ bail, Ph. PE. 5-9424 or.MA 5.4031 (No, 1. 90:1.28 dou on. ge bene. Parsalby Parsiey. 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T “1.0 : i . ca . the facts in time to protect my ine ‘Years i Oats— L re Topped, No.1, 1.00-1 $0 bu, | (an expected in the last quarter. ary will be ee re Ros WOODWARD 33515 sions and overwrite. No invest- atari = pe gL A aE ey it se ee Se tee ea atte . | : : & Motors: . —— J dcorghes < ssentia. ‘or per- This story is typical. If you a basic guide for pay oa bs ob = bu ‘Endive. Bleached. N €.'small fractions but Chrysler post- wn _Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home. ALERT EXPERIENCED REAL Racoripgpel yo write statipe ee think The Wall Street Journal is common stock 2 hae oo ponent ‘Sueachea” xe i vo6-1 1) sa_ed ae of % wiping on a loss Wee ROW. 38. lees, wits TAM A. Iocation Call 3. ne sits. realty. es 2 oe ae = just for millionaires, yo in - a ‘ ‘bas uce, Bibb, me. 1, 100-150 pk.| at t opening. merly of F o- : sn oe ea RDRY J iilion s, u are vestment e ,.. 137. May 1.55% basket. Lettuce. Leaf No. 1. 1.0 pend ot Mie. “Mari RAER WED “STEADY. Mi - ~ ol “ Mar , . re wrong. T he Journal helps salaried ae oe ae July swe se eee Romaine. No. 1, 1 $0- te | * * White: Proqag pry of re Mabel cieaieaie Wout ee Phare fount z sre at Bins men making $7,000 to $20,000 a Clip and Mail This July rr) 1 46%. oe 8 go| Collard. No. Cabdace. No. Lets 2 bu| Rails ccaped to the upside in Wixom. Mra. Ru th | Tobel. Mrs. ae 130 CER —— _Hey Michae # Drive In ee his oliibiate aeall uae ln Sep ...... 144 Jan .-, : 3380) 1 00-1.25 be Mustard. No. 1. sc 35, nop small gains. Higher were Southern Mrs. Eleanor Bidwell. Guntane tion man W C. Leipprandt INA; EXP —igcbbacks ~cooK nessmen. It can be of enormous -OUPON May Vo i“ a No tian: 1.25 io ‘cures — Chard Railway, New York Central, Balti- Sree mecnre “Maroid efecoer my 2a71 Prat eso err wouas on ore : | : ; - ened ; : ; td, Haro! enneth Leake Senet othe ben ie ot coors wame (De Ne a. 5- more & Ohio. Fractionally lower arp eins White: dear brother EXP COMBINATION AND CO ise in and care cr children benefit tothe ambitious young | s: Laree. 15.50-16.50 30-dor ca. were Chesapeake & s mer and Charles White and lision repair man os be able to eneral housework. ty days wk nt. Medium, 11 6 se; | peake & Ohio, Southern Mrs. Martha H APTER | The Wall Street J ; Add _ 1100-1200; Small, 750-850. |P ‘ aiwetacesar. Mer i Se eageae Fre een i fancement, vex oun eq { | a: oe acific and Pennsylvania Railway. ne ria arma eagreggls eee re Re cP WAITR complete business DAILY. Has larg- 4 ¢; pokigeety EGrs Oils were mixed with Gulf ahead Punerel Home. Parmineton, with EXPERIENCED ARC (WELDERS. Ertuatren nh, mi mun pave est staff of writers on business and ity - |Detrott, cas 20 (AP; — Eggs FOB lat s. Slightly lower were Sinclair ee fas Se a ‘Inter- se p Paid Blue “Crosse nd a oe Hey A ‘ ~ is) cases "i i < ‘ w with Ne, . so and ve Soares The only _business paper State : Mrs, Grace E, Courter jerades: neluded, fodera’ state, Standard Oil (New Jersey), Texas tery Mr. White wilt - tte an sate other venaris bls Oakland Ave. _Michael's Drive In __ sery ed by all four big press associa- ; IMLAY CITY — Mrs. Grace E. lesen Grads A jumbo 51-59 weightea/and Royal Dutch ot the Thever Punere! ome Eat at dar ime New, bop ames es tions. 1t costs $20 a year, but you Own your own -shure-of—— + Courter. 535 No srace 434, Mediu m ag dy oy -47', wtd. ave Coppers were : ti : lee oy ae ey ieee : B28. ton provises “ city cal between 3 : 7 : : : wt : £ i ; Fel ‘ — can get a Trial Subscription for three American business er, 3. rth Main St., died 24-25 wtd avg 25. Grade B ba 5 easily hi : ‘onal ne ives Mees —— —— ——— : _ i a ee aad : Z Sunday at Lapeer County General | “ 40 arge 39-43|\ly higher. Fractional gains were = DR MP WAITRESS | rowns: Grade A | sted by A 4 “ot { WOULD LIKE TO EXP po Eights MT ¢-0000 are 43-40 wid ava ee y Anaconda, Kennecott and my appreciation for the foving ee aaL GLEAs aia | GENERAL CLEANING LIVE IN. S$ days MA 63278 : Medium 33. Grade B arge 40. Checks Interna na Nicke’ A $s. ped bd =n m ! rc tio i Nl 1. leoa slip t t ects of kindness fieral offerings | O roor months for $6. Just tear out thi - dus is ad : Ge ta sate balls eS WATLING, Hospital following a 10 day illness. Peay wtd avg 24% ou. Se : : i 7 ory Commereis! Ahi and messa Published daily right in the Mid- LERCHEN & co. ice will be at Lester Smith | Whites “Gaae A csirs large 46-47; Nastet Phelps Dodge edged a recent Spacer mathe loss GENERAL = i ; i‘ . Ff N 5 =) no I — bring you vital businéss and | 7!6 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. and Son Funeral Home at 2 p.m.| "Browns. Grade A extra, ease ee oe eer Melee af vt Michests SNE oeoelaats: pend relerenced ashington news immediately. Ad- FE 4-2895 Wednesday, with burial in “Iml aye 41-43; medium 27 eae “ -4s,;_ Sears Roebuck gave up ‘s at Church, and the Voorhees - Siple : own room, live in 61887 dress: The Wall Street Journal Township Cemetery Te cameat. Market a hafiaeal Soe CO 2 are? ire Marry” Mey anal _e W A Pent "rro "tow until Christmas, } 3 ; , . : > Market very - . . =o ers Jept From now until] Chri i 711 W. Monroe St., Chicago 6, Ill. Gscuanes nad omer mading P Bickl a pe olitohd Mord Taly lamole! cee pee fts were narrowly mixed.| ! MEMORY | OF OBIE WILSON, Apply Speige! ya R Stove. 113 PMP = 20. oxeeentes Ralph M. Thompson fe walgne, needs abecds’ comeuocd ing went ahead a fraction while ee ee casnewees ae GENERAL, HOt ————$__——— ee | eady Dou 68 U t a — ne CASS CITY — Service tor Ralph Medion steady am pleland peal glas dipped slightly. sincere gratitude to our many EXPERIENCED IN YARD GOODS wit peeves sree mph eet coee large and small cisee ere| Ot Monday the Associated P: friends for your kind expressions TAKE FULL CHARGE, 8AL- ranch home Thurs “ M. Thompson, 79, of Route 1 h light supply and short ress of sympathy ARY PLUS COMMISSION DIs- and (every other! Sun off C : ere, | average of 60 stocks closed down! WE, Wi8a TO THANE | OUR COUNT, VACATION | INSUR- | MIS Pin! . “ 4 a be at 2 p.m. Wednesday from| CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGs '$1.70 at $176.20. ce = welghisers for the aewat OFFICE. APPLY PER | HOUSEWORK AND CARE OF 23 H | Douglas Funeral Home, Cas } CHICAGO. Nov ‘ ny acts indness and foral ERY A a || children ‘ive tn Midsleaged ore- ce s City, | steady 2 +AP)—Butter offerings durin RD, 400 8 WASH re s ‘leaned oF : with burial in Elkland Cemetery tae ohicss Gubareean Si area ne Feavement of Aeiggheapry Hod INGTON ST. ROYAL O 4K. sized VE bee iced (betere: 1 ; : Y- (92 2: : score AA 62.; : cia ants ts extended to th : ee r a AP Thompson, up until a year ago sis OC New York Stocks [oid hated eal his com- EXPERIENCED COUNTER MAN. | vigork a5 ote Be a Ponti ide at pee pie : | - arting words The palibea als and unifo aca bs man privet ’ mee resident, died yesterday .sie "buying prices unchanged whote-| Late Morning Quotations the Hunton Puneral Home. Mr. Ercellent starting sary” Hunter mooens a riers: bee Ceeten good h buyin te ary W Dont * jat is home, hieher: 65 St cant. jane henees to 1'y Gerald Aller and ‘anilv _ House, 198 N Hunter MI 4-6839. reel rite Pontiac Press. Box 7 He is ae ed or better A white 40: : WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS PUiL. TIME EXP. ae ee eae survived by his wife, ied al Aare 38%: standards 32°, SAMS... 3 tal ees J .. 86 our appregiation for th form real estate <=lesi oe Ip YOU WANT TO EARN GOOD Bessie: fo d h checks 25. current Air Red .. 46.6 1 t } . e ng b men for new | money pleasantly < i ssie; four daughters, Mrs. Ha- cepts 29. : Te-) Allied Ch a1! acts of kindness, ‘loral offerings ousing project Phone FE ' eae asentiy and easily. full : oad . i 22 and messa. 42544 part time. let og . rold Hoover of Calif | Allied Stra 413 6 4 ges extended tr us in He ets discuss the alifornia, Mrs. rarer septy Oo oes eur recent bereavement tn the GLASs GLAZER WTD,_ unigee’ troup celine "pose | Lloyd Morse of Drayton Plains and| cHIc rey HICAGO POTATOES | Alum Lid lisa 6 i ed io 3 penee s special pay Steady work Call be ben icey Cowan nests rodwets that DON Mrs. Buhl Burt and Mrs. Stewart [ivals $22, track ats eal Ge eee jam airin | 1 Sarvembowsk! of St. Joseph after_¢ | she Peorel ecoectis! a ae Davis, both of Ponti ments Friday 557: Saturday 375: 8 ae an 3 264) Church The Palloearers and LOCAL ROUTE OPEN FOR MAR- ment. canvassing. of deliverine S, of Pontiac. lg. supplies Were). Gomece clews mer, am Cres $08 802 Pursley Puneral Home Mrs Leon ried man with car who needs to Paid weekly For interview call ket slightly weaker: IdaholOregon Rus-| A@ Gas El = is3| —2—zavetts cod Pamity pare 0ims yer wee os mere we | RADEL UE Mesager| M Rum ie Emma Heipel sets 3.70-3.75: Minnesota-North D rota | Am M & Fay 37 #15 | : y —— No cold can | erson Dravton Plans, OR 3-2700 ee Z aa ‘Red River Valley Pontiacs 258265. Am Motors 5.5 . $22 In J M Marg Iso 1 part time delivery | @ to 12 boon. UTICA—Service for Emma Hei- Am N Gas. ek . 93 | emoriam 74 — —— Call Puller Brush, | LADY “TO CARE FOR CHILDREN I ews 313 . | ~~ ——— ee ee } my hom SAVE i Se een Moc Sart mete, BE Hi) OERaprZ: js Jorge momor ot MAS pmreMtin ang eeetenas a heseaia peiio ‘ | 23 ae IT 4| a - tore . : Ting wag ui _ dada will be at. 2) p.m.| Poultry ; Am Boel. ape Martin. Gl a. re] Away a year it ay Sateele penis eletei must ws ena EADY FOR BOUSEWORE LIVE D , Wednesday from the Milliken Fu-' pope POULTRY as Lert ‘ 110 Leeda ide bed Meat ay *e do remember 4 Phone +434 be exp las = 3-7688 between 10 a m T.-N el 167 p 66| In lovin { ‘OW: neral Home here, with burial in Per pound io ase to — Prices paid Am Tob at Merr Ch & 8. 183/ To yihoay Peay omer abl us : MAN FoR . OFFICE «& CREDIT HEL Pt HE — Warréa’ Cemetery. Miss Heipel, aus 202 p suahey lve Amy Niceoss 33 Midi S11 S4-.. 442) But in our hearts still lives eee Se ae eee ARTHE LP am bot. oe born on the same farm where the ants {ipa hens ITO” Ween type Armeo SU soar Minn M&M... 42 | oe his wife and fam- pearl oped ray ea OUTS, FE WOMEN PO FULL & PAR? “ ‘hs a . exe che 3% Ib. Whit Aone rs Cc 33 Mont Ward , surance Pulls peid Opportunities TIME HOLID Boom wa lived all her life, died there Mon- Se eecee on. earred Becks SS) oo: | Armst Se ee ae, LOVING MEMOnY OF JOHN fer aavanseinees Agen 16 mr UATE OG Roaee n ges can rt ast bi day. |32: ducklings 30-31: oh capons 69 Ib. 30- eae on 35.7 Mueller Br ..,, 316 lo ipipsocg ted paseed away one r= 2 to 4 only. BF Goodrich Experienc* 's preferred, but not : | | Hine aacka) oe caees eavy ducks 23-25: | at} ape ie 47—sNat Bise ...,. 1 | Menor « ay, Nov ° 111 N Perry. corner Mt. casential Dor't miss this chance i : so start | type h geese 30-34: turkeys heavy efin . 424 Nat Cash R.., 496) es are treasures Bo one can jemens o gain valuable beriness | saving a IG Sarah A, Hixson furkeya: tncioden mantic WH Lees path) 6 | mei cGre = 383 | pesth te © bearteche not MAM FOR MEATING SCOMTRAC = ARI a“ UTICA—Servi 30-31, toms 26. sville Whites, hens Bendix Av... 82 Nat Lead. gi] _ heal ertache, Sothine 88 a furnace instal- THUR'S part of them here , —Service for Mrs. Sarah ' Benauet I ts rad 109 4 Sone may te . Iation. 2101 Orchard Lake Rad, iataites ee A. Hixson, 90, 8033 Cli iver = | Beth Steel im ee Gan 39 vy forget now that you're Keego Harbor Otto A Trzos 0 qnae ° inton River CHICAGO, POULTR lp NY Central 35 gone. TAL j : Y oeing Air 572 N But we wi MARRIED MAN ON FARM MU MES, I with safety and profit xs Rd., were to be at 2 p.m. today ine eae Rabed yy (AP) —Live poul-| more ‘sium 242 ae = ee ae Noe ies 1] remember no matter be able to run on Eaen weet You want a new vee ee from the Milliken Funeral Home, 447 1.487 coops. 191 eon tbe feb ae Brit maine 0 wet Note ae 37 cad” ised, oy or ee Rochester RSS U you want we sell w Cheeta swith burial in Utic: ing prices unchanged : Pay- Budd c Nwst Airlin 47 p ts maid Henson and ee a u want to seli @ product that i Stica Cemetery. ‘hens te*4-t to ‘> lower: héavy o «183 Ohio On 39 6 Family MFN FOR SALES AN®® PROMO | ls advertised on TV. cail CAPITOL SAVING Mrs. Hixson, born here in 1866, 2877*4 rocks oe: foe asst 2132: ‘ealem 4 eh 733 1 Gt a 2 IN LOVING MEMORY OF CO a Call for Seen OPE j Cosmetics FE ¢-4508 eq A res OAN CO. and church organist f ; chponettes under 4"2 Ib 21- = 12'2-14°| Gan Dry 4 Pac G & El 49¢| WHitiock Who passed Sway one | _@-1192_ between 8 WH) and 7 00 LADIES EARN YOUR CHRIST- ¢ or years, died !b 24-26. hen turkeys 2 over 4'3'Can Pac ie Pan AW Air. 172 year ago today, Nevermber 18 | ANTEC ——————" mac gifts—have a toy 4 75 W. Huron Sunday after a long illness, 24-26 young geese 28- ao tom turkevs' Capital Airl aac Parke Da... $4 1955 oa h - EC HANIC _ $-0973 party FE FE 4-0561 129: farmer ducks 20-22 ducklings 26-| Carried Cp 50 4 ropa 6 1 + Nothing {Bat memictiee st) We eter ildeelrstine sfiarpiaies Madebekrr MIDDLEAGED WOMAN GEN | Case JI 134 pr ola. 191 on tare ¢ preferred Davis Mo eral housework. cooking. 1: a 2 ————— = n iCen Ill P Sig eet - 7 Longine for ® smtie from—som tors 606 N Main, Rochester MI ¢9397 ; aking. Hire fm : : [ches & Oh) 675 phelps O es ie sens MECHANIC POSITION OPEN IN l \e awsul | itting Livestock fa vsler 792 Philip ue. oe Berens the depths of our deep wena : d : — hee tet weman ee oF. DETROIT LIVES tes Bye .. 6&1 Phill Pet 1 But eet ark ee Lester Pickup tailed paper work 40 hour week, A Favored tility St k C th ébhe nee os Nov BAS Api neeeeel loan bee : ale Pillsbr Mills ant “ wet remember wiille ethers: fr Clarkston Motor Sales tet fou 6S iad Write Pon : { } s arket not establish *| Coc ; ee 7 R eee A Quire 648. Auburn Ante Fone. ae aa = ay fe 11 ££ oe 0 _Rent Apts. 9 FE 2-142 | trance. a rn 2 ee ‘aly. FE a PER pow” eS Ge dscapin \ Tr em =i pts, Furnishe: | epee dra pg a ae PER BUS RONINGS OMPLETE ung i ie ee ROOM d 33 a ewly Bcd bigs Ex | oO Drayton RNISHED 6-0932 OR : LA 4% ; Sass bath, KITCHE Se ° corated. N- R 3- Plains, DU. _ a +78 pore WN 8B ; ji ‘ ‘ x ian Wasbin NETTE ot . ROOM. OL SMALL F 1308 965.06 8 ‘ rford Ares >| eu ogee os a <= Be Ta ~.OT”S” ing fecgiit & pvr.|— utilities I AND _fy i ype 9 meas vU All f - “Drayton, a e. FE Land ad _ P) ? & 1 ies. Couple _baby__welco eemaced P03 STOVE WHITE uuple_on! OUSE, 302 r [soe be and de rt} : peer so. ad : ae ~= a ‘BEDRM. is, Adults ie. 3 Mi ee 281 eee = LAKE. FPER- ply Rew mat Tey a lay: k BU. PICK a phy a. 5 - ae 2 BEVIN oe 2 core kane ami oe a y ERDROO ine. ¢ ne aS bs . EM 36 EXPER a 5 aRD.| fi ~ % Oe G RM. EITCH St. for_ca MS ON ner ce E 7 Ieee vec: aay ae wale Baer regan air ma = j..- a Pir ae, eee |? Sit 9 week FES ON N PERRY | _ Sees: aes YEAR ______ Rent S . . eve ang | 20 Hi he 26 — FE ek Re: _or 3805 I ee ay ._ Ol a Help W. acetwes NG. 1 CHILD, OURS FA ceucamna GOOD Tage DPN egg es , oh Been rere cee sap ata PRIVATE = |“Rent Howses iSind 8 pat ee ae: anted a stan ations ouRs = (H Hits fe do GB - 5 ey ag : ROOMS, 7 month. PE &1002, . } Houses” u store, Se peony ae ee handis : ND LE BA WM os, ie 1 lay. “= _ — es bore. Pols vie ATH. PA raae Sy Pon re te. ly BE ian AM CLEAN NE fet po ron ate = erigmentl al trees. ete i Thee WE ¥r FLOOR PRI ie aee os ke ais eee Lak comes ON Haran RM MODERN. nfura: 36} “5 ‘ phases x af ek ve ye ita RE ers) hoes | . “4 | ota he) Pacins eran N HE | af me | Kaen ee NEAR ~ operation eee EXP ) and di ‘ou. peyro! 08,7 Al : ; * we ¢ =) win, | 2 ware Lak ATED & ains ov High: ATED A ie) e couple. T plant located (Pere nF up ani “aelives. PE Save | Mov — eign bh, isi Tr? share Roos Preise ber monty, Cat’ ah bravia ae ee 926 Myr- pes ewr as ore aes A | PS ae Par rien A |-H ae aay | ethane ene oe bye = cues | des . BY THE a ruckin 17 Mh PS Pde bees eG heated Bark BEDR tise Press an MAN OR —We das *beaee| esires la witt-k tx Movr ng 19 hed era a> 1: peat @ Lake. Bat 6 ee, aon re = ins ® Wa OR WOMAN FOR” u- _tisc_ Press undry wo: Reasons: rea Lgl esa pA Inquire -22 ROoiia ~DOWNTOW! e RM a7 Gearan cee month “yar sas ANCH pene St. Do sag ste route — GIRL md veel woken i seas as oe ryt PN AI Aubu DOWNT do 3. AND e. FE) E 2- area, 1 steady ear tou we 5K GOOD ray testa Day Bois. = Liouy wat ie a> 21a tog. v ae ee ee ae oe te BATH. MODERN, re) ya itis “Clon: Rest © Offic _ Spe tn per weit ly ise LADY-W iY Wei | pe aULINC $3458 “ pape apt ine pe fel | ave oe emne sathancen = ROOMS, , ALL U bis Wk. |? BED 8 8 =" orr eSpace 4 nae ESTATE ise per — a I8HES DAY rT} _ BIL xo That's French f ce, i noe y. Inquire nee to yur rar pane a rw wee ies a BEDRMS. Soe : PRICE GPA wace 41 My eswo @ ON. Perry. DY Wo ay BP Low = or ‘ PED ER cow Oak! 2 aE | oe 'D LK MOD v floor, FOR canis for new EN rry.| day WISHES OR RK. OR w Duk. BAULING L : Lg Please re vd entri — GROUND and oe i LOWER. w 5-053}. '9 7 BEDR a: Pin lhe A F oe Welt. Peng ng Hw: area, “EXD catia es _ greseee Svalial ILL COO _plece oe aaae ____ Lost & Found se rescue me!’ Pa Pa teen “Adul PVT me. mn — CHEAT. OM ON W Sa For Rent pee rhs. . preferr Ut LADY | | evallad! pertenced, OR H a 8 | pos ost & Found Settee BED veepee ew 4 ct. FE 7 BEDAM. lac HITE pe OEE wien OR a Ss ca van “Distnes DAY wonk ee |e ity tent FE | st YOUR PET 24. Wtd. C | aa SRM LOWER FLA Fe| ‘ water" FURN: qazDRM.. ; MOD RITE CARE. | wo ntory ellaneous 42 ‘ Sh a clei eee a eee | ised hee ae te eee | Wid. Contracts, Mt eee PETE IES poate See age et | ls betw ust qualif te urant DA 68-3232. af rubble 8-0005. 3 al Rese 58-9290, 7 tgs. ba’! CLEA eat. | NE F HOS AR Mel $4041 _ ‘all . 2 mi : ‘arkhurst, 6° oon 8.00 and a el | MIMEOG. wore rE WOR Tom isn_clean ie BEA ue_Lea i ess th, Est. N ROO Et PITAL BEDROO! er 4 p.m. F Cail 2] rere Sag E Soest OR | + ROGER OF vs ger OLES ue beth. ist. floor. sepa 1 EOC _i oS or Sa 1 _ retarte HIN _reas uCcK! PE 451 5) __ th ie. J 1 P g _Elizabeth La util RIV MB, _yard. nee le Must PRESS eo PRA rigi se Ga. a __ sonable NG 9 1M aa e othe ossm a: NEAR | - | ROO: ake R fare : PRIV 3 ard, and z H be SSER j RARER ROLE 4 PING LIGHT FE 3 FP ANY K Teg © Dear n& A : cis WITH Kit oad. 2631 kk 48 VATE BEDROOM _ON WA NoED. | * ® pale riouses z on men’ thoroughly. ¢ | _ per AL NI : 4 ING” SEC r HAUL $3102. KIND. dogs C erdine R. Pontiac uten| A yrivate aay K faker x 1-8391 BATH rs MOO OR 35404. M 3B ae 43 ca) nea and capetenenal” ienced.— QOREE AVAIL. EX | 3 __ Pontiac LING IN coe, eure a 84 lees | Belge eae th & _RITCHENET! « MOD eights 3055 zy) 8 oe Waar home BEDROOM ae = Uties w dry "2 ASHIN = 5 A ait «ia aaP On FE “KEEGO AN! s pets. Ses Lake. Sie spre [ — ROO! trance moa || ai DERN ee | hee us r SIDE. Ok & 7 Ww. D RANCH ~ eee] kool Germenta| ¢ a, . x | on 59319 AN Losy Call ie wareh utilities: hower “ROOM : | BDRM, HOM] —e rahne TY _ers, prety A ents + bab ~~ TRONLN _anywhe: R HE) D int BEAGLE _ FE end Ay and con.r ase he ae es} . in: 'S AN i t z. a5 NICE : r Rd, © PE E Brau! 7 Famous Clea in| wont pm xy oe | a = ay HAULING, Bee, “, OLE. BLACK & TAN . Fok aS erare. = or Z ROOMS. PT. COUPLE ele ect cee Me ke ay ee $l our bath, <7 ROOM” ROUSE: occ mploym “pet N WISH Call aft- nte W s Tr F oe Oe in ear | To Bu AN: sell. nished, EVERY’ ‘ z rage EM ment, A ing tent month OOM i -8206 | sement. FUL ment A er’ week Es wor 4-421, ork. Call iN PICKUP Lost. fers fr Vie | ¥—To Sell _ #3188 Suitable THING | ROOMS ae 3-4377, uto. ol] hi - + EeDRSae; 8-6183 mace 3875 Bui L \gencies WoMAN FE $2 x 7 anytim piled BROWN & eward. | —To Ins 7 R — 2 ca vurR.| NSS 8 HEAT after 4 eat P = r, $75 A MUL ek. s nigh’ wou Ys) > e FE mal & Ww i ure QOMSs men. FE | _Ad decc hD i ontiac RA TIPLE L Cl 8A wit CARE og, tn WORK | Trucks t at wir gon gost oe Cotpet iene tat |¥ roons ee oe herd wee ere sevice e see RE iS} Lost: ura & T ROOM, 1¢ E. How bath Riss | foo CtLos: y FE sane | ose ae ealto er re | Wareals FOR R tT: stu John" OOMS AN Howard, — eyed ad LOSE INU Rist leases ene e| Jieaes Modern ical $300 | yoteen OR 3-664 a — ¥% = oe ent YE $i? TODMNTS apo AS EALTY Emer ND BATH. rer a 5 ults FE EEE Se ,# ROOMS see bus Metam META- cleanse oe of thelpeat 4 Sef ae Racetient Bast Laby a fier oe BEBO Hobbi 1743 igh, Reward. . | 1075 2a) ‘Preniees REA ions SOU ome. $16 einen 3 Pena Se = | ccupls Me anPORT. ELIZA both alr New we bere eat ' = acl expert res inese 1 College Wisbe OFFICE eee 1% to ies & . a ox on in No “OUPLE ONLY ¢ | K G. ITTED ATH. rae ome eet res IZA- hos base acts Debate : Ann Ro abag | ee “TE | railers Pipa cr: Su | Bid LEY Ph. FE 34 Such 380 rinkers ONLY CLOSE et a $45 ae Ri wr ak Fe | a peceen Excel- plover MIDWEST | “re vont, Pontiac Farm on states | NEW OCR pplies 24/ on the pestis ROC ee ON FE sae R MONTH. | 3 MS. AN alty, FE eee iy Has two nice — Sale bce ae L _ Buildi —————— 1 ntiac F ci Sy a ABBLE Al 5ou sale of BS ou OOMS A rt. FE j _FE 4-8244 102 = TH. cara. uit D BATH pada take: pie Aad lane = ack Fotos Por loads : ng Se * ~ ndust arm ar d ty umber SETS, Saw. sell, your cont: | Ui furn ND KITC 5 ROOM v- _31¢ & _M jittes fu. UPPER. - s ie. Ey Good 3) more ee s re seait al rvice rial T y t i BACK? #1 69 83. re 179 ™M. Ss rect. _Side. F Work HENE 3 AN 5 ROC arshall ra. Adul 1 all xtra | tairwa bed- an. L xn ° #25 rac - —Lawren ACKEN 2S ee | N. 8 tout, ik E372 a cosse, D BAT OM M ts only. Replat el ape v to at- __Graebn “fg WEY SF A © 12 one he, aerate fo, | __ Notices & pose, "TE" CON nie agua te yey eo noowe, Lowey CEE ine coun, Cre 8 TRO Mor: Boat * i) EAE Es i _ na ePad WORK one i etudin es & NI a TH 5-8) _4-0644 ie ON LEAN PRIV. | bus Bt e MS W iE NEAR rms only $12.19 drawn, OF BU —REDU _FE 4! . Sunday Per RAC §:90 65 o Fr PRIV. | lines. Bened ace. A sipE Bri 2,150 1442 i 80 w. FS aie ts take F | and and tet oO uto SRG Te r JO ‘si pare ing Fa PLANS rare ma CED | RATES PRIVATE roe a| = vig ctu WANTED i arated Opens ae Pe | foente, oll wit sopping camer} 7 Rou. OF eee ick—One Story ~ | at © 0 rerv et mind ” thenoes waning” imm peeneret Open N i at. ho’ pri = 2) _aid UPS! all an bedr y estimate ork, yoo aol, 0’ FE 44864 e vou. con: acts sbe al ec or em easonadi wh ediate |2 RM ee 140 Mt. ew. ‘(iser t wate vate en apart. e FE 5-442 TAIRS, ( b excell com hi e - “REMODELING. aoe DEL amith A sultation ut matt try Kno | soned all bale e ¢ 500" at have Cl 8. KITC Clem- Heaps fu r. stove trances, |§ RMS. ON WES eat, Coaatd base ome with | free Lecai CA NY GO PE cre Privele | tate. seattaeae Clet unt la jean, e HENETT BE rnished and | _mo AND = T and racticall ment, G ea ro ena RTAG ing IPL O 5-5201 vate 1362 end ame: ree | zB mployed E. CLOS — _ Huron Aes Mir. te Oil bi ATH O wearers, Aisale oe Rous weatwer closets bay Wat ie Proce. Distanc GE | Mrs” pe “WOMa} nings Huro ark R eas- <2 A? eferenc couple sein |° ROO! St. Mr 5 RM eat FE_ W STRA’ Vater soft cely de home strk reefing. LiguY aap a tame rm R ly AN WN Ask fe FE 46 o Bt. eal Es- | AND erences. FE No d LOOMS B & 2 4-3722 TH- planned ener. A corated R MEN lar: 5 an. EM ripping. tree eck iain ‘Rabbis VE teed aE | asiz rt Langley Ph i or Mr. C! 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BA aaa ROOM U = Cot om, a achagh OL om ce WEA work anep with large lot on, Ha uiehooun mene pane sic: | cr vgersg aarp | ae eric) ase pe vo ‘ie, wee car pavoen ape rae |e" ae See Soo ee RECEPTI _— /A- Heren REMODEL | FE NG AN; , 2070 At Fred app Sho —— | rect to Jobnsot eta? aoe we ROOMS, Fi rularé uple. No § dier St FOR ROO eat, §79 : Tas ee Aon very RECPTION tre: 1 GusTaOM CARP (ks ERs FE ¢- o-hensing | DECONAT. | DAINT rport Rd Heraan es! hasen eae, your ee automatic RST FLOO ROOMS ; FE ¢ oes _ anD FE De TERRACE and lemme “aE gced Brice ee Pee i=: finden CARPE! son | Aa PAINTING “ emael| | Fa MADD FOR, #0F + 1302 | * TOHNSON.R oe CLOSE TO. BATH _MODER ; Se chest onl ee ban Close toG 8. 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Ae naa _chand OUR re St a E 4-253. vd, > ge FE ‘yaene? we , FUR- elowe OmMs. UIRE- REALT Bln reo gheger ACRED = gas ‘as full ba: three eet Bet ; eG orgie waranteet Pree cent é é =f eh a M sa ROOMS A} scome, 276 = "SECOND _-vi0oR. * RD FE 408 a reneOt peri ~ “conversion hea oat eR 200) ee ow BLOC eae | eae ise for cost a ee ox ORTG fy oa Vd ad BR OPE othe + hus FEAR ne TELEGRAPA thom snd ce excellest_ loc TYPIST - re Pu en) 7A OR } K AND painting Le out FE Goo -AGES Y 321 ke pri ‘TH. PRIVA’ | Bi AND 217M | 8. YEA ee RAPH nly $8,500 n be be! loc a- tT we 273 | &B ‘7783 ce _+ how. INTER 44-8205 n OF ee va vES 3 130 _ 638 vilege ATE | Orena NE P| (eae R ROU $00 with ught -«@ oe : ee a , TRE 2308 at reasonal: n e BD ore with EeorEntxs ROOMS MODE “Heights F S Clssal | Orchan Street. W ine & ‘bath ND. 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Tha s ese and FES dg. cial , Quarantesd | Ph AND ae Mich _ East es AITING 0. 8 Wi Et aero “uooere | eecmen. eas ke ment { ain” high » $9277 BL — work Commer- | ~~ 'hysio- 3-Toet | Nevemb _ AFTER. - 3ET CA Hi LET Fae Herd show ae FE to 5 00 coa| “5% New amily. Be: AND $11, nee a the vu ood invest Gr tu OCK. BRIG © ee re Therap avbteyed 1 19se " THIs _D oi ist lead eC vate ROOMS eio— Fde . pms) oe eon Le 4% rome ga TS cea term Orie aeb _and fi 1 cae swrD y | Goesea its fo i wt ATE. eos You xe aa “AND BA CLEAN ral 869 "| FO 2 Auburn, eee = “u 207 W ner’s—R ireplaces. NT We 8 isi M ZIA 1 = a by pA bal T not be | ty SQUITIES. | corated. ce) west BATH, PRI- ace N A —— 18 UR RO pura, Fe: out | Law —- ova 3 Ez Sees. WORK pecial ASS A f Ho any etb eebls co Leal > ES BUY @ ¢all FE > sice 1- scent PT —— in OOM ar offi in REN sayin Bebo | ‘mace rpentes ‘Contra boon a= ll nnlgue. THERAPY _Keonett 6 ea eae BROKER teh. Middletor “7 ROOMS. a ‘son “aoa “ther Brut a4 ote heat ae burn Ave ot crore aa a A CO LDO ie trim racti ~— T Lincel _T Ame Mi- wi ‘i as = prt. ent cWLY — XE } mswick - Adults ttt eee il re da. and et San trea oe | con elevisio zi ravel A z “PE 8-800) Pe ner 4 xt. DECORA Taree sriecls pees | Wil eecept coupie.w a accel | oe : aaa ae aes oe n Ae genc #003 2 sree. ceva rice ATED, | —*#* is \eely fu NEAR T Je coe 4 EL Pix {fice Clerk Ie eer ele EE ae [PLANNING A me I y* ae Teicome PES ENre We ad ee ee Se ibe, ee reine far FE 49884 . rs, basements £M ae ——. ~ Tk t fe ROOM $-8835 ore fc , AP 2 | psi me ee 584 Eves. | G asemente_£M 9-467 ? calls H 10 RESER x > ‘ not +t APT m I rin 1 LE— $2 EMENT & BL YY. DAY OR Les ae 10.8 tv 2 INTERNATIONAL — ® res p> et for oui diffieult te 13 seit demem'at Fe aTeEBATE! “te gereier Beat TS. 101 gl “=< pool = whe om eUILD yXNOW 20 : x 1 3 < qui Be eta sdepanie et ee jPaams 3 re BLOCK _ $-1296 GUT TV SERV PO L— powgsr = ult PARTLY : 2-4063 | LoweR a at 57 i Pi tl — le y | _Deniag, trem yorr plans aT tp one ts | oe 10 ena etre M. straka Vice NTI [AC TR A Lay 3 Lat 5 00. atertord. oem “$28 Lie atl ages Om ane ce Ur S on | SL erick A Age ag eede ek. isa «= Fo —— site Ms aa inishing 290 aving FLOOR | < V *: When RGE j-lale onvilie R urnishe NER ANE [ R R. SE TER e Be A 4468 Ends sandin TE, 49738 Ty cea RY | oon Ww SERVI L with you Hist ts “ROOMS LARG a. Wat 4d ease AND | EAI kad AS AW eee Bi at CARTER |sa © en. Walled Li. ee, 7. Huron, CE i us your prop: FES Sb A AND BA cecte 3 ROO erford, oa ceen asl a aa ESTAT | ee ot ss AWHIST < y Bidg | eed lod RE gi Lo! MPT AND 6 127 8. PA DON'S | Wtd. Lc = erty ed ROO: §-2203_ pts. 118 TH | cer couple M APT. 3907 | Main. Ci ATE INC € igh barhood a fidd! LE a excave inn perienced te GUAR rAX st. re PE 8.335 i en at buen Art State | eeraeket only M “MIDDLe. | as orem 4 mover art le, excell A UA T ANT i Se ren 8-35! i t an N a rink r. Pot 7G ut Ei PONT Aple 5 , Mich ished me ands ent | Trench ATIUNG, RAN. | | _tsses. sui poe sevens TEED | EX- ~~ to Board ; bad verane ast “PRIVAT! Sacei. Cal ape peaaeumiiae | MY 3.5505 TAC 43 Seal *ireniace Has 2 on en- O ’ | — ing Bourl BOLTBRETNC ose bard Lak. "ha Radis yous 26 your. } ROOM forking as 22074 Call after furnish g (No LARGE - FLORENCE ST bath _ Ist floo with ls, fin- ffice lene oe ets y ne by Jee Se _ Typewriter S S e Rd. FE abe We tat BY DAY OF staf? agile oa iat & no anekere | Aer le Pos Are 6 p.m. i E HOME RR E Sr. place. Scaes oes ) ool : eA BONF RAS soot e ree _ downt OR W WK prienced our ROO’ 163 8_ CLOSE na bath. ——— ~2487 ent, m sT M ear Lj Toon with fire. M and re iGaAL CON ey TYPEW rvice 2 22 - piown PE 44 EEK EEK CLO _ “Paw . te work 4 gales- ; utth MS, NE Parke IN. af ser 4 a oil he PER 6 MOD any ext r > MikES. | Adams garage a kitche re- an inte Ox 1080 rine WNTRACT WIRINC chin RITERS oo A Wtd. Osz TO on t. Stou for you j giter AT & OXNE 00 MA at, elect pus |B ERN res. Better Rd. 1 m anak we Som age FL ieee Le Sele Seacral : fee | Hou N. Sagi out, Réa | Giesc, arnished CLEAN — @ ROOM ple is = | Beautifull OME I Uericalite tee So e know r COR Ww Bur ro eS enerel Printin = ae seho naw St ealtar Grove 430 Sa Adult =| snfure M AN eo, fruit a bet land Le cous | z foc Ge Walto See 8 SNAG, COLD me Sea Rah staeees ToT is Gooas 3 ave Manse a Rea | Tle Soe ae Sh EE PSE oe | FRANK SHERPA: od Sida t enabled: wor Sa me ~___Upholst wrence ce pide OBSTRE MY 3 LAMPS an AVE Case aT is | pag logge eeu = es undays & | Eves, PE exes. oe | weanty wa alee a | adam: ine REAL SUL ARD Je e in sto sala Teta! work, ER z | er XN 3-152: | FUR- 2 ERS fee ete R Ss after 5 its omiy Ci PYT = R ; im lar NEW +0654 ‘| | MODE a at Th TATE Jane at SMIDW ay ted lava or ‘EPA BRICE “AL's cosTo aS oes NEE OWE NEED LISTl: ATTING. " RMS (x BATH Wa ada RENTAL large kuichen, basement, Fas lniacoment pekin__OL rE Fa State a 4 GUAR: tering, RICK rE Uv a tep dol} me of EDED | Bure D LIS 3 ies W. of TH. $21 A Ww Att Uae Telegr mo § ement, ee | se sement. 2 RMS. A? OL 1.7511 Bok ile es “Fb Gare, Some Sey es Sa Rus AND BATHE AGES | nocom UNITS Eine tea ore Mra B . 33 N = 1918 Schown ty. ae nike i a, mee oO B gutrieht 2 Property e ready “sips eompet 831 -orated Cle: TH. at | Reasons upiex type + ‘Ew ) BDRM. | i% ry BY ows bd _ FE an ae RN HAN ROOF wrk Mores Maren EAKLE s arr ERIES SAMPLE oo BCY on 32717 sient or eaten of papas ae ear i ROE se to Sowutews FE sins ble rent. Located units C.P ANC pone. ms BATH ar | fs NER 3 7} BEDROS $6. No 3 ERI { | Fa RE 2ses6 g ite SSTOM : 6N ou. OA : on avct area to mov miles ave the | Cou; ROOMS WIT . mo Kast Bl = = oR Ne at rag Drago > _—— Tm medi E FERINGS i estrougnin PAIRS hao ey Lak LSTE pled OF PON (ON IT all > More de ar) tht who ate | ee entr: WITH P _Cal vd. « x ton vill R (| seshare yton asement ME. _. ’ 2 cea UPHOLS I entranc Rl al PE nu P , NICE e 132 ealtor | * Plains 2¢ Feeley it = HOU SEM t— FE x, g HOM, Free esti a-tes. 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R Mi G. &N ton | _caning ALL TY ress Misc f te erefor for m . rinker [TH CLEA ; an LAKE, month s Lk _ HO | Séres RM 3 4 é e 3 nd =, : P ME ood wy pre ONTIAC _s0502 ing, ¥D! a FOR LAT Ph, poe 400 ES be tase zs | INTERE Se 28 reese. ase ear property. Smcre etter is RMS. AND ee Oak tant Rent f go msterae, ROSS ccace at a Ba Taal | ata oe Bomten N ot 3 ‘SER Plena scene & ansfield | RESTED IN ; wae eae Go . maximem eect en soni PRIVA Ren m coo Near LL «RM Ox >3sen | ford Rs R of : ice _dow FE Fol - Found _ id | Sttion. grand plane BUYIN tion Ca huett f pia eeogien bing _ 8.5322, FE 2-06€ be aIvare ee EN. ~ t Hou: sag? 28: | water Cass 4 Rus) $se2, | = Mich EAL EST : FE 4-255 _ s. FE &- ING. ED: 24% 32-8318 from eee al types — Dareren: +xpert today. 4 : i after 6 vy deco- : ses Fu $5.7 LA wine Oil ODERN. sc Eves ATE Pp 1! 3801, | RM = aw BLACK Wa paivste | pe com ee property waitin valu: | 4 ROOM : pm. FE 1 BED lake pee $600 Dr. xs coat b ‘BURBAN ¢ OA ae en rivate Sec is 1: ar Lost es som at a fobs OP’ ten FE toc acreage. ¥ ecbedina jake priv. bi PARTLY j ¢los ROOM Se | ton then for tise. tere. rooms CAPE Se RIG ee Sa ee —Au ath and FURN. | mecheleri DELU a thildren. FE se Me. os! sale practical cop aes BU NG AN [ost WOMAN or FE N— | condit RT eet th tt t lots, ake. gusta ent. APT | ach also XE A RENT . FE ¢4097 0. Bi a . by o iv . 4 B é ed 8 Fi 92-4372. | iow ae te ve pocte b 4 A oe elors, 1 e APTS $350 Ww Bus ) in wher new ED. : $325 t’ yY jal Dd pope D eal CED BILEPOLD | ewe Wanted (oem oO IN é for tak catiee 8 nr more _ Rooms Ai aD BATH duits, 123} ech newivweds pol do ease. | bath down. Wo0 mot. ion & beth ows relay u ing foot | ; valu jobnse oars pel Peat ad Tyr Ra _Adul PRIV Ser toan| erm rates | eRd room basemen 2 bedre cabins isto or og . Business 4-6941. at IMPORTA able papers. ; BrDRM ROME ent’ at aioe HL FIT R ie (oh PER W ted heat 0. aay ATE 3 eto Eee Fe Pre oor Neactr near Pace a ereag ht = naire. cree wi ey . ACME ELECT Services _ 13 are sper faa i ben re tog to buy. Beat ae | wae fore fowls sate ron NITY 2 eke cea meneath | For HOUSE IN” DRAYEO yard, sale nee speed ta urda. for or y time ve- | cre, guarenieed. COON om, FE rest Pre. ces assu = ble op- ADL Se oad (34 NB referred = We rene 7 BE sland cane att | { F 3-7416, AYTION, grapes acred recon lan elec- sore eS ioe app ranteed SEWER wend, berween Lan 4-8233 ager yale al areiunal| a Y NEE = | eo HORE ee DEM e. 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FE 4STI0 Seaty a report and tnepection ‘Oar credit Hoot cto, 1 you have sos tant ——— noo ayuax 7 BEDR a ote oe OB 1 Room tt on Jaren ae Ne pig Airlines N = y ice st Pong 78 i Prgune pers, Pie Saas f Pes Saiawin, Willems. you iate'getion: “* aa sae aes is oe metas Close to ae FE 2.0063. Spiel aes BRICK STAR ‘nro oy “a PPLIANCE sae ioer waar i Oe ikon crim) Ae BEN Ea ie on remix won | ye tut ey, FOR, oun |” sear Ape STARTER porate wa cor Soares: RVI _ RES *N — KITCH ont, High BEDRMS. Sin | ee 1TH | fens aod ck. fint werata hhowe Sy colected im- | ae méxes oT Rayy 9S E eat, Prt. | Sse TRL: ag: cesta COORL ot ced wera shed on . *, ac. c Washer w - In LUE M : $30 be “APTS £349 ci ED g. close . NG, schoo! hardt ately the ee 2 tor = ROY'S, 96 Oaki rs, *, emacs Beat Goce” neward LEATHER wire. we AN Ove ) : sorte, ¥: Ail ut jE AUTO. Fy eee Lx” MOD. 3 y CLE, close : rks e and) wash ae & shopping. 9 street acre. et a oe ettione as) Fe FE 2-402 einity of ¥ OnPE. 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Get the ent atime Fe| Duke. cid, aaawe 7 WALES 4 ME Ge ee OM ibeetidyd Pacted ay 10 te Spee pleas aS epost. F = convenient, aouon: ; hae “| cond ae B S Peatiang Pre Fraine 523,200 toe Pee. a at OE ag re on bas | aot. Should a Ew 6 oon PS purchase your ee co te ge living Foo — CU fy BEDROOM” aad vrcecertty | peepis aTABie w een | Noe, —_ wey decorated. Bx CH big or diigo Se ald ne e hoe: ie 8808 Mec os hs a . ne cbf west ed. an and DER fore To ND $9,500 Tine ant (Gaa> < T — Ra. Bet. _ ewe wages, d near schoo ated rie 8800 Co beens. = 3-2028. Phone PE’ (tee or “Tea aoe Gani ke Seite a on FN ath seared 220 papomred — Rented AIN SAW tre sae 7 i | GNGLE 8 Boh PEt icon © PORTIA’ Eat 3331 NTOWN Toe) or OR Meigits Ra. Lake AGE. FE 45040 ranM | Te NOT ee. Price DR WAY. and Ss: in the Fe LUE Wwe LE, rager_Gull Fecbsion Pr UNiy c — nished : OR TREDROOA, ad. Lake includ- MFORTABLE 45040. 170 W, Pike | NOTT, ~ IVING SCH Suan “fiat Buk tetas" ee ky eozstine | FFRBLS, Tour | pant ConA sri ope Re oF “feiiet anne ee wh Bt me ae a i eau cer fae a sre Sa" Sy eta Fn py as Be Cattle neha SORES OREO | a oo ee ig Se onl arconte ela Be greeAtwwers eae | SS Dia? Room NOME Poet arr vie aia | noows AND BATH ciate. | Reoat me oe Exc ROOMS, eg fe aor rtd SS aig, oe ES rs to oe e 8 os Sere ester FE Saat saw a ae : Bs ie "FE paces if ana dea ed tt ie mene. : youre ™* NS ee) an we yewith Lookers" Cal Fig ge We Excet. preie ee piriee, from | 7 W LADY. 1" sani |. home op FR AREA” 3 oy __ boilers, ™ STOTEN _aWACE FE = detat rti lak aw _ INCLU 580 ; CEA} EN. |i 4 AND 6 ROO! eat.” Call 5 @ woter Beotete ‘ne. vai i : -spamaidie . amp Re. —- is for Hnancipg end Shcase Pen Monta t Hor ®. COLD ep equrem oot ehest” i 4 ANDO? 1 Bah ie 8 ork ra ey, ma ’ nity of oe 4 m A couple ante SEE fs ONL LD 8st, FE MI ¢ tking e § ROOM 127896. ent, W. o Becket, for toy ot chi: “Rinan Tae ena win aman | ¥00"88 SEE CARETAKER oe KEBIO iit P,_W. Dinw Mt APT, HOUSES ‘anted Ma order. Special oe, | Telotte | Lumbe , vie desires ___| You -Te an ee i. oo TRMS _FE + HA day. after |3 A _— le 10) Berg, & in: | Ponta Ot Seles Errata bedroom fourroom two you BUY. IT- ee nae _£ Minin On. YRONE "Mz | nished. FURNIS fanny OR fata Huron bus Fa ate “BEDROOM. ae . rewind fost: ‘Court, | * heated : LL IN FURN N. FE ca ia ne Ww. token SS Oe ORPOR: oe cs al » $309 do Huron OLPATERE |, fed iia oe ees ee M ite Tee a |e eee sieeetna- heen toe (ft Ban tons . Pike. | od oF wt t e. OR 34048. R 7 aoGRE WCE FORT. : : Sal ; * vero ye at on efit eer wero - oa A ot MONEY! gor} tgs. 3 Brice i tpacooable. ey |e % SEL 5 BARE ™™ | eno ete ty mate ee HOME =| sa . NE ee ee 32 prove rr ZOU, 004 | ts L, TURNING, 3 193. fier 6:00. MY. Pt YIM CP tN LAND gh ‘Cel and let lathe, THREADCUT i fa age part a ED Be Tes BE excl AES a fame arse rows | Bi whe through a it easily : 335 y chhage i 187 mR, ee St ONE ROOM. furnistied tna WEWLY 2 oo ‘from Le h€ ar = oe wy. a quired. Ui _Delaware. Dr : assified A ’ ‘iz. Lake Rd A i ai a i ALL M tenant. . Weilith ROOM faa nace ne ES ion, £ : Ads. To | - H : ‘ a : et ee aes Bl FEE ou. Are 470 Oak ‘bath & en: a iat G0 wrecks. Sry nvalescent i bg land en wee’ Ie % sane BESTE 7 | ne oe moon daaidl Homes. 38A 4 ISTA es . EM 3-03 ‘On siodbetereinaty a an Bye FisH- SLi. . ” cen BI : derty pe CORreL. 1 A wate. ment. es a LIBABE’ of eirver s in HOME FOR . 1 child Everyth roo! + Shy < flex!! m * * in Fopm mm LAKE : it “ponetabel . trained goes elcom hom PR Twé . é - + Meare apie tt May. 2 mm Dperated by we] hase Seream - $88 furn. Au-| Bald Paty A; m, tle : : Ee re © | anc 8 Ccocumeh Ga toeeae - ¥ _ PE +6018 - pig . $8,500 ‘etl Turn BA “A REAI } . oe) WILLI Beat wee in ao ? ‘Lots o ri | Pet ae BREWER. —-_ t Kast i * i Be See re Twenry.zicur. : | THE PONTIAC PRES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956 = 1 ee eenineneniaeeet = ——— name —.e —— i. 7 3 43| For Sale Houses 43 fn see = 43, For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses _43/SLICE OF HAM ~~ For Sale Houses 483 For Sale. Houses 43 _ For Sale Houses,“ ie Eee ; fin otros Ono saaaes Families | “Partridge _1s_the to_see. 00: N BIRMINGHAM $500 DOWN sonora For Colored . BRICKS $1 T0075 py) ain rt ee pedsonps, bees Oe Sem Sr ——_ 3 at Ewin Beach. nie q at g gamenen Bane i sttcia Stores ‘and nspor. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - CEDAR -SHAKFS eS $9,975 ment Au Automstic s heat. Owner. FE| garage, 90 ft ot. 613,000 with Bernt bat oy Hay (2 nowpRs || NEAR ORES “AN ‘ND BUS. $2'sh0: terms. For information ca G ATEW AYS to = % W. KURTH, REALTOR “COMMERCE AREA CITY SEWER AND WA- | poeeert A) N REALTOR on (DR AYTON PLAINS | 290_8_Woodw MI_¢- Neat ed Northwestern High-| TER. PRICED AT onr, | 10W. xT ac ne room modern Full basement, “LAKE FRONT wey vory grounds. 2/ GAGE COSTS. PAYMENTS BIRM. NEAR COMMUTER, 2 BED- H APPINESS acon REALTORS | large tot." Suset Newly decorated 3 . year + bedrooms, living with fire |. $54. PER MONTH. CALL brick _ Fireplace. a | _ Huron Phone FE ¢-1557 rou arr ie ee oo Aye poole conea OWNER OR petty large basement, slugs. os Ae . i 11 |. tenced yard‘ onty 9.400, terms eRREE & GRE aa - gc cons. Water sofigne?, Driveway EXTRA NICE ment. EMBRE 1% & GRE GG WEST SIDE 2 BEDROOM. PULL | _& garage. MI_¢17) NORTH SIDE CLOSE , Ck R AM FORD A AGENCY 1865 Union Lake Rd. basement, near bus stop & shop-|) gBENROOMS. 2 Zeros OLD. ior and Lincoln Jr. fue dis- = (33% W. Huron St ~~ on rns we yam ping - center. 08.190 with Rages Basement. Oil heat. ee triet— 4 rooms rooms and { | - penne Sd fag 9 2 SBe saa : tortzage, FE 20081. - ‘Bove aid. reigerator included. Si, fatten haat ro wih . _ $1,000 Down 2 bedroom, full bath. 2 large lots x a ee ANS " Benedict's church. PE 62435." 7 SenROOM HOUSE ONT ACRE reais, pegs eee Mon, thru Sun. 10to9 || ake Privileges C. PANGUS, Realtor : WEST-SIDE 7 BEDROOM HOU eee for quick | tor, serms and. screens pawiy. On beautiful Elizabeth Lake 2 ORtonville 132R2_ Collect. 0s aa § rooms down, 3 and bath ept. sale 1676 "beans between Ww. dececuted: ‘offered at $9,500, $2,200 | & FHA eer "tacindes penevous Bving P up. Attached garage. Reasonabie| Maple & Union Lake. down, POSSESSION ON CLOs- G.I. fooui, eating opace, ia kitchen, | NEW BUNGALOW Why Pay Rent af eho terme 7 “BEDRM_ HOUSE. \s909 DOWN | INO. |B Dn, 30Ve. Mortgage | SES SRO SE Tare A a ot SBEDROQM HOMES | 4 sue) stv necrgeeet|FEnAR A Be | RE SOC aN ; i= "| New Jos r any Features : ae From downtown, soned commer- BUILT BRICK RANCH 1 “er: eee pen some Auinprovements In | CUCKLER REALTY. | | TRADES... tirebntatiash yes taze HOMES FEATURING: Plastered’ fi Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram: dc Tile Baths, Full Base- ments with Gasinators,| Storms & Screens, Wide, Lots, Paved Streets, City, = Sewer and Water. PIRECTIONS: TAKE FAST, PIKE 8T. OR AUBURN AVE - TO EAST BLYD. LEFT ml oa PROPERTY. Wanted Baperienced) Galccmen Beats Paying Rent Warm and cozy 5 roo with full basement, gas hot water Features spacious living reom seperate dining rm, bedrooms and ful bath, screened front porch. Only §1.000 down, Balance just like rent. Why wait? Make your appointment Row, NICHOLIE FE 5-1201 FE 46-8773 +REALT 49 Mt Clemens ae \EVE. Mrs. Keichner ohn CON 4 _GI AT $250 DOWN lot, $7,500, Ww Dong ol GI resale, 2 m bungalow, full basement, ‘urpace, $9,250 cash to GI "PONTIAC JS ee “lt Y 737 Baldwin $330 DOWN Don't miss out on this rent beat- 3 rooma and water and - — Very nice lot on paved street. ALSO SEE OUR oi $-8275 3 bedroom, full ed walls—see our model, choose your location JIM WRIGHT REALTOR basement, paint- then M45 Oakland FE 3-441 ]. A. Taylor INSURANCE ier pat Are, Eves FE e256 Free Parking | Otter Hills Beeutiful — built brick | home. ranch Combination fir barbecue in living room Kitchen includes range and oven Lake privi- i leges. Priced right at 629.- $00 with terms. ; | “W, Bloomfield Area | sjOAARSOA FOR BETTER HOMES 2 BEDROOM RANCH Beautifully decorated home black-topped street built in 1955 Suburban West. Tile bath, oil furnace, owner transferred Takes only _—_ down, a9 hop to your phon pedrooms| SPACIOUS LIVING In this lovely 3 bedroom home near Scott Lake Fireplace, 27 Hving room, beautifully tin- ished rec. room in’ basement, lot nearly 1 acre with fruit and shade trees 2 car garage, won- derful bargain 3 bedroom spacious home ehh map LOCATION Paneied den with stone fire- Patio and 2's car Fully landscaped, $5x165 ft, lot Cass Lake privileges, $42 terms avallable. Pine Lake Privileges have 2 fovely ranch) teed above $26,000 ing rooms with fire laces, 3 car | padanb — Peed in sar eee: Call for gpa lew SYLVAN REALTY ae 2383 Orchard Lake Ave IN SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER | —_ aa § ror —i3B mmoth ledgerock fre | — — ches, #4400 ‘erms, EM 3-4 2 lots, GI tee eo ye Between 2 pane black to roads. $50,500; 925,000 down. 93-4236. go mission from Feepies., ou 2 . oak rs oS pac 31500 down, Phone uM front home, specious es end teal house, brick trees, Terms. EM 3-4198 \ 4 lots tn block 94. Twin beach, call EM 39-4236 for details. | Se00 De | ranch type home. | ts, 2-car garage, Lake privileges~ i Huron Valley eit 2 aluminum ee MU 48611, Cement biock 2 bedroom, ca: ey Duc i soo" MU 4-6663, : Duck Lake Area. Schoo! bus ty taxes. $4060 full price. MU 48611, , 2 Ft. Cass Lake front. | seit 2 fireplaces, Sarre a4 yard, _ and Fatt. $35,000. EM 3-4196 "54, Built in lake privileges. center. Is ‘Tota, off -biae: A real doll house. For ei ece ation call EM 3-4197, extension 5 Bogie Lake Front. 265 Ft water! de i%-car garace, 2 bedroom full perch. 3 more bedrooms | possible $16,000 Easy to eet, call’ close to 2 hares arge e Front. 1's bath ce- Fernie tiled. baghlooroin outside*Bar- | BQ, 4 large m. = Snes i terms. EM Al 6. Hoste ast Highland a 2 bedroom. at ay Baqes, Sneee sito down. M Walled Lake Area. 5 acres G \. id bath, 2car garage. | 2 $15,800 full price. Phone ay be, fore 9 p.m. EM 3 bedroom lake privilege, base-| ment, gatage; many extras. $8000 full price. EM 3-4136 Lovely beach on Duck Lake. 2 bosroces ame $10,500. MU 4-6863 | $1,000 down Cass Lake privilege. Tel Huron Shopping, full aise - ment, piastered wal EM 3-4196 in exclusive setting 20 minutes from Pontiac. EM 3-4197. Prestige address in Birmingham Has everything For detatls and. appointment to see, call 3-418. 193 Acres 10 miles from Pontiac E fj M 39-4198 Commercial building on Dixte Hwy. tn Drayton Plains. For in-, formation, cali EM 3-4236. 3 lakes, walking dis- shopping center, brick, $2000 duwn. EM 3-416. | Access to tance to bi-level. Take over G!. Owner Wil! sacri- fiee. Paved streets car port, ce- ment drive, 3 bedroon, EM 34108. Business lots by Oxbow Lake $1750. Low down payment for 100, Ft. ‘ 2 houses om Beimont A 3 ned | room for. $8000. 2 bedroom, c¢ ener, $1500 down. EM 3-4 3 bedroom, full basement, I'2 car rage, on North Milford road, 3 forge level lots. MU 48811. 2 bedrooms overiecking We Lake, Highland area $31.3 $2500 down after 19 am. Mu 4-6863. Schuett, Realty invites you to fave ate dur offers before you, me out today. 7404 E _Highlana nd Road. (M50: Union Lake Privil eges v neat 2 bedroom home. Built: “$m 1962. Tiled bath’ Qoungstown | kitchen. Wired for electric Fash-| er and dryer. Oi) heat. Fully i| Paved drive 2 car. rage, Fenced in lot. Many ft! fine features. Priced. for quick. oale. ¥ $9,506, $1,500 down, 89% NORTH SIDE Very tered ese | wails, ceramic tile bath Pui ‘pasement, gas heat, paved ee sidewalks excellent tion. All| fen 008.0 $55 per mo, includes taxes and insurance. 4 per cent *Maceday Lakefront — | home, full besement | On py Orig attached garage. Pric for quick sale to settle estate ae tee owe and #7 Only $9,000, = $75 per mo. or “WHITE Phone New brick 3 bedroom, $1500 Dn ‘OWNER EM 3-4197. Spence street, and house {s pool of th.s world rooms, clean and beautiful, es: on | “C.” Houston For Homes 3 bedroom brick, large pic- ture window. Full basement, auto heat “cnet garage. Only $3,000 down C. HOUSTON REALTY- PE 46331 $2,500 DOWN* SUPER-SHARP NEW IN 35 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW. 8. 'P TERED PAINTED WALLS, FULL BASEMENT, REC- REATION ROOM,’ OTL R in VAL UET, Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE, FE_5-0693 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE basement and im pos- session. Reduced price. Call now to see this dandy. Evenings after 6 call Mr. Le- bold, MI 4-5524. A. JOHNSON, Realtor ¢ 1704S. Telegraph Rd. FI 4.2533 OVERLOOKING WALTERS LAKE Situated on four lots, wooded and beautifully landscaped. 9 mam- moth rooms—23 ft. living room, li- brary, —- HURRY ON THIS ON EZ STRATHMORE _— fo 1950—modern bungalow bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, suncotee kitchen Yes. full base- ment, gas heat, aluminum storms and screens. Also awnings. On a big lot, biacktop street. BET- TER SEE IT! $10.500. Cash to 4 per cent mortgage. “FH umphries Realtor FE 2-0474 FE 47114 83 N. Telegraph Open Evenings Multipie Listing FKervice ; Wisner School District extrem e Has beautiful, big. bright kitchen with jots of cup- boards. Living rm., dining rm., & large bedrm. down, 2 nice bedrms. & full bath up. Big full bsmt, gas heat. 2 car ga- rage. Terms Keego Harbor This lar-< 7 room home has ¢ bedrms. and full basement On bus line. Only $1,50@ down. eet Sylvan Village _ This home has everything the discriminating home owner could desire—5 rooms, 2 baths, remodeled kitchen & breakfast space for 2 heated garage John K. Irwin REALTOR Since 1925 313 West Huron Street FE 5-047 Eve FE 5-4846 4 Established tn. 1916 OAKLAND AVE —Zoned business Over $150 per month tncome from 3 furnished epts. Also 4 large rooms for owner. Lot has frontage on Oakland and How- ard streets, Only $11,950—$4,000 down—ba' $100 ».er month, —wutiter- —pew-inte-front home WARM BUNGALOW--Al! insulated, wood siding, attractive alum!- hum awnings %-bedrooms, fam- ily size kitchen, 12x14 ft. living room, oak floors, full basement furnace. 60x180 Jot Only 86.950 -- $2.100 down — bal. $55 per month sate PER MONTH—4 apts. Well ocated. East side near down- rhe separate entrances, basement, nearly new furnace. large lot. $1,500 down—bal. $130 per month ‘NORTH SIDE—Modern to the min- ute! 2-bedroom bungalow, large rooms, beautiful tak floors, real dining L. ceramic bath, high basement. gas heat. well locat- ed. Paved street among other fine homes, $12,500—$2,150 dn. TRANSFERRED — Must sacrifice this fine brick bunga- jow. 3 large bedrooms, oak floors. carpeted living room, beautiful tiled bath, oi) furnace. garage, large jot, Williams Lake priv eae $13,000—$2, 180 down, bal. §75 per month. ar pets, drapes. awnings. yes soft. SILVERCREST—Atiractive modern 2-bedroom ranch type bungalow featuring oas floors, plastered, painted walls 16 ft. ving room. tile bath, full basement, gas heal. Large breezeway to at- tached garage. All A-l mere $11,050—terms FLOYD KENT, Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy Amole Parkine BY OWNE R 3. BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM FULL BASE- MENT & GARAGE, LOW DOW PAYMENT, 951, KENILWORTH, 7:00 AM. TO 4 PM. Sanu PONTIA 4 bdrm modern Tiled foors. = ' @ kitchen aluminum : of land. Small Da se per month. 4'9 per ortgage bdrm. modern, Waterfront, —_ lot, 6 miles from Pontiac, $9,850 Terms. New home, 3 bdrm. modern, forced air off heat aluminum storms & screens. Needs some finish work, | $8,500. Terms. 8 room modern. Newly decorated Oak floors, full basement, Forced air oil heat, 2 large ‘ots, $13,500. Terms. MILFORD 2 bdrm. brick, oak floors, full base- ment. Aluminum storms & screens Village sere! & sewers. Best of loca 4. - Terms. : HURON VALLEY REALTY 421 N. Main Milford, — MU +3505 EM 3-25 After 4 pm. OR_3-7410 $1,000 DOWN 2 bedroom home on peer lakes. s‘> car garage. cus ft. Jot, near Orchard 3 $1,000 SwN bedroom home on 1's acre lot, only $65 GOOD INCOME On Orcharo Lk Ave, full ment, gas heat, bot water, base- only " Ww. G. atl aged sen TTOR ao BEDROOM Semi-finished Locxted close to ___ Fer r Sale Houses “TAT UNION LAKE OFFICE We have ane OP 43|, For Sale Houses Da LE AE Ete el ATTENTION!!! cuss DN. NEW!!! 2 Bdrm. on '% acre wt, Modern. 1497 excellent lake front and lake privileges homes Agoote) Bod 85 East ants look $12, “arith $2,500 dow ad dil ed al aoe Call PE 41382 to see T. G. TROCKE REALTOR 1648 Union Lk. Ra, EM 3-4671 _ No Down Payment _ build on your tree & clear room starter homes a full basement build on ing; o enel) down paym nt. F. C. Wood Co. Corner Williams Lake Rd. & Mi5@ Realtor _ WE WILL BUILD A SHELL HOUSE on your basem NOTHING Pay only $125 MTG, yments, 6 r plang drawn to suit "RED HORSE CORP. 5019 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. FE 4-2252 monthl: terest. Built when fortably room — A OR 31238 DOWN cost, r cent in- and scree Gladly move you righ Bisa. only $7,250. Phone RANCH HOME ON 2% ACRES, beautifully landscaped, 2 bed- Tooms, basement, 2 car, garage. many furnishings 257 8 Berk- shire. N of uare Lake and Woodward ROGER BERLIN CO. Fe 2.1746 Nothing Down Wit! build 2 of 3 bedroom starter house with basement on your lot. —fough plumbing anc rough wir- ing included Also wiil build on _™y lot. Den McDonald. OR_3-2837. 4 ¢ RMS. AND BATH SMALL DOWN Stee 203 W. Ann Arbor, FE No Money ~° Down WE WILL CONSTRUCT on your ‘ot a 36 3 bed- room = with full base- ment, gh wiring and chimney. You finish tate terior and save 20 per cent on cost of ob! home. Price $6,300. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 no Sl Le ‘Open 9-9 } 103 ¢ OR 3-2037 MULT TIPL E LISTING SERVICE $650 DOWN Neat, clean, 4 and bath, {m- mediate possession. close to bus, schooler. West side in city $1,000 DOWN 6 reom terrace, Northwest location ir tows Neat and clean, close to everything. Quick possession _ ARNOLD REAL ESTATE 210 8. Telegraph Rd. FE 5-0676 FE 5-5783 Attention Newlyweds! Here's a lovely new home, cus- tom built, § large Tooms. Pias- tered basement, “Automatic “heat. Lot 150x150 Owner says Hoes ictal re only $11,900 with $1,900 down. Do It Yourself ! And save Finish this nee nearl down will handle TReurement 7a 4 rooms, neat as a pin. Located on 4 acre of good land, *Paved rose. Complete price $5,800. er Do thy Snyder Lavender REALTOR 3140 JW. Huron vee 24411 MU 4-641; TRIPP ‘WASHINGTON PARK 2 betiroom bdo! arrested with’ uate - size: living room, jr. dining room, stairway to unfinished ‘attic. Gas heat. _ i% Car garage Priced at $12,900 SEMINOLE HILLS Spacious, 49 built, modern brick home Two extra-large bedrooms Carpeting, fire- place, ceramic ‘tiled~ bath foes lav. screened rear ter- Tece. Full popes oll heat | attach d garag ‘LeBARON SCHOOL DISTRICT Attractive ('4 story bunga- jow—$ rooms and tile bath, fu" @ining room. tnfinished atti Full basement, auto. at,1'> car garage Paved street location. Low. down payment. Can for sppoint- ee. 6 ; Ww taerente’ Street Fe Sasi or FE 5-6306 ‘ [02 We GILES 3-BEDROOM RANCH West suburban property in a good neighborhood, Six rooms, plastered walls, oak floors, tiled bath Full pend ment with tiled floor. ol] heat. Large lot, Gait toe appointment NR.L EBARON Boe A real buy on room with attic mr the “ora bed eded A room if ne Iso features a dining room, full basemeft, auto oil it. Large lot and only ‘% bik. to school, this today @ Save. . . FOR COLORED - bedroom homie with very:* ent - Located GILES REALTY. CO. 86 HAYDEN WHITE LAKE RD. Over an acre. best — A wonderiull ditioned Lome bule — furniture fits com- draperies arage, veves drive, worms Conven grade org high pico in and settled by Christmas. shown almost any time — Will endeavor {o meet your terms. NICHOLIE 135 Washington Street Four Bedrooms they bullt the econ- — has vesti- 14 x 20 living room with bay and fireplace alcove — sizabie sun room — entertainment size dining | ‘fine Fitchen with breakfast nook—down- lavator to Be 3 bedroo: : room home. a ek ae 11.6x15.6. Kitcoen re Bath. Gas furmace. An pti & HARGER CO. home. fru‘t trees. $8,500, 33 W. Huron &t. Ph. FE 5-6183 terms - Open Evenings Gl RESALE. On Strathmore. 2 Drayton Plains Income bedroom home. Separate os » room, oak floors. Bath Storm Located just off the Dizie Hwy. & screens Basement with oll fur: This 2 family frame duplex hes mace. Appioy $1,050 down to 4%. wana en hea plant per cent mortg Bal. at $67 anc monthiy ome age. per month including taxes & ins. DUCK LAKE 4 reom home with enclosed porch. Nice yard. §650 down OPEN SUN 2 TO 6 PM. eke Convehient HOLMES B: | 4302 Dixie at Bi omy but set up for a third - maori a arice $11,500. ARTRAM Hwy OR_3-1950 cae ecsenene: New = Raepcer : | ome. rs at ving org "YT O° ~a90 room with dining ell Modern | $290 DOWN TO GI ’>) kitchen, utility roe:n with gun 3 bedroom brick full _ base- ty oil furnace. Privileges on ment ranch homes, ali ige Whit Lake Drive out M5® to rooms Just a few of many Duck Lake Rd to school oak floors, lant walls. Wali to wall ment 49 per cent mortgage. $67 per montn ncludes taxes & ins. J.C. ILAYDEN, Realtor E Walton Turn north. Watch tor open sign. Oniy $1.650 down. FHA lene = side. Cisse 3 bedroo: features are: en with pickled | boards, Formie auto, heat, tion space bath, and sidewalks and water. streets protect dren, FE 8-044! and Sunday On 33 $33.70 MONTHLY Plus Taxes & Insurance $7 ,000 and screens TOTAL PRICE month, 742 E. ONLY A FEW LEFT Loads of Features All Improvements In MODEL OPEN DAILY 1 P.M.-7 Blaine at High Street 'BETWEEN MONTCALM & OAK- LAND fect for small family. Ridgeway 975 Bald win Ave. Country kitch- wood cup- a counters) select oak floors. tiled bath, 4x36 recrea- In the city Paved streets city sewer Handy to schools and transportation Deadend your , chil- Mode! open 1-8 pm. daily NE. corner Open Eves Sun. 10 to 2 of Newport and Baldwin. Just organs oobi mee CHVIL JANS ty! Ooly 40 to s9 and they won't last. pe J. A. Tayl WHY PAY RENT ay Or ONLY $350 DOW N T00 Ox conan Ave. vores eee FE ¢2544 Free Parking GI RESALE - 3 BEDROOM BUN- galow with oak floors, picture window carpeting, , knotty pine cupboards, poorest storms Mansfield, ott Jos- tile bath, NEW BUN on large lot near en and big ht kitchen wit ape nets. Excellent tem. Easy on PM: Dn. plus mt¢ cost the wood floors. Extra large hot hob 5 ter heater. Full price only $7 on easy FHA terms of only 3038 GALOW _ $935 DOWN Brand new 2 bedroo bungalow Take Oakland. Large living room with entrance picture window. ith white metal oil beating sys- feet tile and and balance at CHAS. MAROTTA ccutanding lew urised Tusury Building Co. home” today! FEMME ea py EF PARTRIDGE WEST BEVERLY Ok ee ie 381. $1.000 DOWN pele Neat as a pin. This small ¢ room, 1050 W, HURON ST, with breezeway ard garage, per- Open Eve. til 9 FE 4-6203 NICHOLIE LOW DOWN PAY $7,000 is the — price of this 5 rms & tric Bhady tot. School to Fisher Body. $1,150 DOWN—3 BDRMS. An excellent newly - deco- rated suburban full reation space. H school, ae early SSES~ sion. V Pe BRAND NEW—£. WALTON -BLYD. custom - built 2 bedrm. heme with picture living reom, dining A charming window auto. he NICHOLIE wea H HARGER co. One peau stove included. Large bungaiow Lake Subdivision. and and quto. ing room and ve Built in 1054 bath, Elec- bus. Handy screens are but a See it now. tras in this nearly bungalow. Only $1 $1,000 home with small coop. MULTPLE LISTING SERVICE $950 DOWN — Levey 2 bedroom Located in Crescent Has auto, oil -1ot water heater good utility room. Carpet t ry nice kitchen. 3 BEDROOM BRICK — Full base- ment, auto. oil heat, tenced yard. Landscaped lot and storms and few of the ex- new ranch type ,685 down. DOWN — 2 bedrooms and over 1 acre of land. Ideal for an older coupie interested in truck gardening. Has chicken run and 43) serbut N ICHOLIE. a or Colored . MODEL OPEN DAILY 1:30 P.M.-7:30 P.M. ECTLY BEHIND ST. JOSEPH PMOSPITAL. CORNER EARL- MOORE & BONDALE. WESTOWN REALTY COMPA? PE _8-6941 FHA TERMS 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW—good east side location. Delco oil fur- nace Combin:tion aluminum storm & screens. l'y car garage. Immedia‘e poss?ssion. $1,500 DOWN 236 N Saginaw FE 4-400) $575 DOWN Plus costs ta Gls on a new 3 bedroom. Inside or outsicie the city. Near new schools, with all city conveniences. Only a few left at age ae low price of only $9,000 GILES REALTY 588 92 Wess Huron 6175 OPEN 9-9 MODERN 3 Yor be M. HOME, | ler Wiliams. U * | weg Seeosay iliams RM. MODERN = se = 6 homes. Some with acreage. Terms Zhempeee broker. E Call Ph. F = <= as es x Su tne room. WE TRADE well-built home with large et re al ee eal Oak trim, plenty of light & clos- ets. Many possibiities for arge family or income, J. R. Hiltz REALTOR 1011 W Huron FE 5-6181 G. 1's. $250 DOW New 3 bedroom Ssaies: full base- ment, good neighbornood; tile bath. large rec. area, are but a few features. WEST SUBURBAN RANCH Beautiful 7 room ortck; 2 fireplaces, l‘s . Teom, auto. ofl ereens, paved drive. CALL FOR baths, heat, “APPOINTMENT, NEW CONTEMPORARY $2,100 down, new 3 bedroom homes, quality built ‘uxuriously styled, full basement with rec area. All you could desire in a home. A reasonable hee We will be happy to show you SPECIAL 2 bedroom water front home: oil heat, basemen’, :arge lot, Wil- Hams Lake area. Excellent vaue. Only $1,000 down. ee Young Le la ect we FE 453 Families 101 Crestwood off Earimoor Bivd. This s a neat 3 Ledroom home and decorated like new Fenced rear yard with trees & grape arbor, Price $0,500, terms 255 E. Wilson. Vacant This !s a clean $5 room modern bunga- 3 bed- | K room heme, full basement, .recre- bass oor bed- séssion, Onl! m, 5 BEDR LITY — Nice kitenen, full basement, 3 Privileges on Ca Elizabeth Lakes $11,500; own DOLL HOUSE — Near Watiins : Lake cr $10,500, 41200 down. Mas own, 38s RS wf Oe rooms and bath 1 acre. On use near Duck Lake Rad $1000 DOWN — Charming ranch home near Elizabeth Lake. New. $43 Cass Elizabeth Rad. FE 5-128 or PE 4-3044 BLOOMFIELD PARK 20 24-ACRE LOTS 2 LUXURY MODELS Orchard Lake Village Biacktop streets with shade trees and gas:tn. Easy walk to West Bloomfield High and Our Lady of Refuge schools. Lees from $3,100, $775 down. See Mr. Quinian at our wonderful models, Commerce Rd 2 blocks west of Orchard ' Lake _ Opes bd = 7 weekdays, HIGHLAND BLDG. Birmingham __ Midwest | £2 LAKE ORION, 3 BEDROOMS. bath. Basement, gas oe garage. corner 1 floor. Priced at $17,500. Terms. Cali Woodcock, MY. 31167 WALTER GREEN 2-58)1 NEAR COLLIER KD. 2 aenaus: bath, living room, knotty pine }, kitchen. Large unfinished reom. Nev breezeway and garage. $800 down] Nea. Voorbeis. 4 room bath, city #ewer. water and sas 2 car arage seer per ments down ear Paddoc rooms Modern Gas heat. Facet #8.000. $1,000 low. Price *6.500 with $995 down Ph. Mrs. Howard, 18 Gillespie St. Ph. 2-6412 John Kinzler, Realtor 670 Wo Huron Mt ‘SALLEE WOODS SUB. 82 face Grick ranch homes full basement, Pontiac city iimits { Easy monthly payments $7) a Month tncteding taxes and - insurance GI, Ne Down Payment Model locased mile@N of Kennett WwW. of Baldwin FE 2-038) at 1344 Stanley bo Rd. 2 blocks WILL ACCEPT TRADE-INS R. C. COPPENS MODEL OPEN 8 A M._TO 9 PM TEMPLETON 4 : a ELIZABETH LR. RD. Nearly new 4 roon modern Nicely located Immeciate possession Large lot. $8400 with $1.500 dn. WILLIAMS LK. RD. |3 bedrm. Fyll basement Gas heat Lot 100x140. $12,500 with $1,600 dn. k. L. Templeton, Realtor 3339 Orchard Lake Rd FE 44563 After 6, FE 2-0602 Move Right In Only $950 Down 2 blocks to stores, schools and | bus from dandy 4 bedrm. home. in Drayton Plains. Good dry base- ment, auto furnace, full bath. nie* neighborhood, 560x128 lot Suburban Bungalow jreezeway & (Gaarage 2 bedrms., bright, cheery living rm, huge. kitchen, ‘ull bath. oi! heat. Just off Sashabaw Road Ideal neighborhood tor children Ou: best buy this vear Only $7,500 with $2500 down and $55 per month. Immediate possession Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATF. 4495 Dixie Hwy, R 2-9701 Open until! 8—Sun 1 te 5 pm STOUTS Best Buys Today NORTH SUBURBAN Nothing has been spared in the cohstruction of this love- room brickerete paved drive, ‘room with fire _— dining and screens. Lovely view at oniy | 1 ROSE McLARTY _FE2 2162 or FE 53578 | Canal Lot — ¢ ass Lake | | an Exc location. A steal Terms ; JIM: WRIGHT REALTOR at | 345 Oakland BARGAIN HUNTERS Here [ts a chance to buy a hice 2 bedroom modern home for orly $630 down Basement furnace aute- matic water heater, large oo 6ft)6«6lot hin: 6 good West Suburban area Payments $66 per month OWNER SAYS LL No reasonable offer refused. They never tad a chance to enjoy this new 3 bedroom °. brick ranch heme ip Pon- tiac-Watkins Estates er has left the state and Wants quick action. so you could have immediste pos- session Cail for appoint- ment today. F.C. Wood Co. | REALTOR OR 3-1235 Office Open 9-7 After 709 OR 3-64469 Williams | Lake road & M5@ Corner MIDDLETON SPECIAL First time offered Cute & eazy 5 rm vear-arotnd lake home Beautifully styled dream kitchen Has room. living room bedrooms, full bath. basement automatic oi] hot water furnace electric hot water 2-car garage Back i yard Barbecue and just too many othes beautiful fea- tures to mention -— so call today and jet ux give yeu the details ticed at only $5,750 with $2,500 down and $65 per month Leslie R. Middleton BROKER FE_8-6003 _ i » | | Own- MULTIPLE ‘LISTING SERVICE ON = Sans ite a alumi- hme J ‘painted walls ree 8, Carpet ed throughout. Completely tiled 0 oe room with fireplace, $16,500, | THELMA’S Me” EPWOOD REAL LTOR | ily sized houss, small fam ‘convenient Jocation, 12 miles north of Pontiac Widow will trade for 2 bedroom a or — = id rade house and some 5 nae Searase: We can talk TUR- KEY on this one. : 2 FAMILY tncom- in city. Close i downtown, Will trade for. equity im lakefront or lake BO ator, jo Owner needs 3 bed for a quick swap. 1 ACRES and 7 room home on Sad hee been very profitable -as commercial flower farm. Needs some work. Will trade on small home with 3 or 4 acres or Set discuss your trade proposition. _ HOME> MART REALTY CO. 1062 W. Hurea 4-BEDROOM iil FE _5-9407 2 vis fished even fn kitchen, ba Located near Watkins Lake in an | excellent neighnorhood and only $15,800 HOLMES-BARTRAM bath, 809x160 lot and sareal drive i neo pr sage a baths _ easily converted to in- tome or full i oil heat, oe insulated, storms and screens. 43’ frontage on Wil- liams Street. 2 car garage. - fered for fast sale at $14,075, $6,000 down. SEE IT FIRST. uy—To Sell—To Trade you “UY IT—WE'LL ! 'NSURE It MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS FE 2.0263 ‘ 195 W. Huro NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH POST OFFICE PARK Executive-Professional This fine 2 stery brick colonial bome in this finest residential subdivision is the envy of ali who see it Featuring: Stainless stee] kitchen with electric dishwasher large carpeted living reom with fire- piace ceramic tile baths, recreation reom. large walk-in closets Bedroom sizes of 15"15"4, 10'sn15 and 1312 and carpeting tn master. bedroom provide luxur- ious sleeping (An attached garage and a screenéd in back porch provide added convenience and comfort! | Located only 2? blocks from St Benedicts, Donelson Schoe] aod bus transportation, Priced At: $31.000 Shewn by appointment only. WA. KENNEDY NEW 2? BEDROOM. BUN- GALOW, Geod north end lo- cation Ctty water end sew- Select oak floors, Mush tile beth, and auto- er doors, matic oil a0. (GI ; TE WIN TO RUTGERS, RIGHT TO 101 RUTGERS RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 32S Telegram ‘Open Phon 3-7103 or OR 3-2037 MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE _ OWNER LEAVING STATE This 3 bedroom home is tn per- fect condition. New carpeting in living room and dining ei! Full basement, « real bargein at $9,- 730 POURTH STREET Nicely decorated 2 bedroom home l\y car garage Full price only 613.200 with terms FE 5-441 PARKWOOD STREET Only $7.450 with terms for this $1,500 DOWN - < | On this 3 bedroom bungalow Lee | plenty of cupboard | kitchen with ot 4/400 IVAN W SCHRAM FES Realtor FE 54-0471 | 1 Josiyn ‘Open Eves. & Sun Re $-2564 + MULTIPLE LISTING | "SERVICE | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE vA New Look LJ 2 bedroom bungalow with atached breezeway and } | car gare. 2 ea Has been newiy | cecorated ingide and out — | Kitchen and bath remodeled. | Large lot. 120 x 175 Imme- possession Priced $8.750, with $950 down. We | you to see this at | . GI Resale de north of Pike St. 6 yea old. 5 room moc- ern hom oak floors, | lastered Walls, stairway to loored attic for a large ex- | tra reom Full basement | and gas heat All in good { condition. Close to bus and scheols| Only $10.308 with copreximnict $2,500 down, and $63 per month including taxes aod insurance. aE now! , 4 Bedrms.—S$8,230 We ask. “Where can you beat it?" 2 bedrooms and bath down, 2 up. Full base- ment, gas heat, sewer and water. and 75 ft lot. Takes between $2,750 and 83.000 aown—compare before you buy, Immediate possession. St. Benedict's One floor, 3 bedroom heme with glassed in recreation porch, Youngstown kitchen, as-fired hot water heat. ‘aved drive to 2-car ga- Tage Only §2.950 down to qualified buyer 30-day pos- session Big discount for cash. IT'S VACANT, Only $1,600 Down On this immaculate, 2 bed- room home with full base- ment, ol] heat, polished oak floors. It's almost new. It's 4'q rooms. It's a paved st. Balance on GI at only $65 per month including taxes and insurance, with expansion sttic Carpeted liv- | ing room end dining roem Full | basement, of] heat, breezseway and | i cory 2 bedrgom bungalow Full basement, oil heat nicely land- . | acaped jot pear bus | ping center 75a15@ Full price only | REALTOR. at! W Wuron E 4¢35¢ Open Evenings ti) 6 ~DORRIS > MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOME BALE OR TRADE : An -eve Terch femme overiooking Silver Lake Golf course, ali the outstanding ap- peintments demanded by today's discriminating buyer urassive stone firepiace, wall to well cer- peting. leveiy tile bath, abund- ance of storage space, two large Therm me picture windows, mops beautiful lot 100x140 nicely land- scaped let attached hested ge- Tage. price $17.230 er cohsicer i bome in trade FOUR BEDROOM HOME $850 DOWN Immediste possession { Shirley sr rooms | schowls home, located en Five down and 2 bec- up near bus stores and a warm comfertabie price 86.650 VACANT HOME st DowT Outstanding modern to minute practically bew five room bunga- low with rich wall-to-wall carpet ing gleaming oak floors all tile bath beautiful streamlined kitch- | en. full basement. oil heat. elu- minum storms @nd screens pice Riba lot, see this before you uly TWO PAMILY $10 978 SALE OR, TRADE MODERN attractive four and three imeome bungaiew two full baths separate entrances basrment. new gas furnace werege dandy east side jocation terms or take Lael | im trade pre- fer utility reer. HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW FIVE LOVFLY RoOoOME Excellent imcation. modern eve +} @ppealing home spacious livable | fooms throughout, yeu will ad- mire the attractive streamlined kitchen, A-1 basement. gas heat, Gandy fenced -lot close to St Benedict Church and Schools. sell or trade om J bedroom home. CLARKSTON AREA LOVELY RANCH HOME Beautttul ranch home with over $1,009 In aluminum awnings ex- ceptional basement, oi] ac heat, fireplace, modern = streamlined Kitchen, lovely bath. 2 car garage acre iand paved read A home Wwe are proud to show, possibiy consider trade WE BUY SELL AND TRADE penne . SON REALTORS Ww _ Phone FE ¢-15517 “BROWN ($850 DOWN -?2 | with basement 732 bedroom bungalow Good clean home of ‘and located See this one. Almost ') acre right im the city ($14500 PIONEER HIGHLANDS -at- tractive trick bungalow with full basement. ga. heat Select oak floors and Plastered walle Ce- Tamic Ule bath New ti, car ga- rage Late privileges '$1.250 DOWN-—Large ranch style 3 bedroom home that needs some Interior finish Automatic of} furn, Alum storms and screens Lot 1502150 tm excellent location $12850 WEST SIDE - Large. & bed. room modern home on lovely core ner lot Large front porch Base- ment, oak floors 1’, car garage. Tdeal for 4 hatge family or ing house For further details call Mra. Boyt, FE 21-0840, $5. 959 ee PRICE-—5 room mod- ern good Carpeted living and —_ room. finished — candy - horth side location, | | ' DONELSON oo peor - om assist vou payment. THIS ONE , am: room, full basement. ‘dial dda garage ‘'%% acre: din we West Side WANT A 3 bedr caren pee! cre, fenced Lake ce prlegee an WARM AND COMFORTABLE: Heater by modern auto. hot wa- ter, § room bungalow, Work-sav- basement, ey oe the down i] please the mor er. 3 bedroo: psteed dining kitchen, til ile bath, plastered walls, oak floors, Attached 2-car s. A rea value at $13,800 with terms. fe at = you Ad ne finer work-saving kitehen. shining oak We ae a 2 From nepecmre * floors, auto, ofl beat and ae wotle two- more nice features. Only $11,500 ey heer’ a hiding * plas with B-% terms. coren aes foots, full on. ¢ sem on ong ~ Fr ~ meee oy shi mily apartment . building = bius caretaker’s” apt, Showing cellent investinent returns lic to wn lac. tr 81,7 ‘peohages 3 Free Parking FE, 40047 La es Baldwin Avente : FE MUST SELL Tp settle estate this 5 room ath home with full furnace, street, fg cation, Priced: to eu quick- ly at only $6,500 with only $1,300 down, $1.500 DOWN Immediate session on this modern Me ua minute located large lot with gree breezeway. and shiny oak floors, ‘stairway Ne unfinishea attic” automatic washer and dryer, water softéner, and draperies, ¢x- terior finished in Perma- stone, An excellent vaiue at only $11,750, $650 pow N_ ~ Waeant and ‘ready to go i a he! oe 4 shepping. ere furnace and fot heater, jot awnines and carpeting in- clneed tn sales price. Cash to FHA mortgage an IZABETH LAKE = 3 bedroom hom butte in 180. Large living aes comibi- s down 1 at $11,900 SENSATIONAL | VALUE m cupboards, nlus many adred features - ar price IN- CLUDES L NORTH-END ~ Attractive neat a w ranch = ne home. Floor to ceiling pic- -ture--window—in_the pleasant living room, Large kitchen, boerde glass doors on cun- ‘ sized bed- Y O'NEIL, Reshor Ld Shes. or PE MUL’ LISTING SERVICE ae garage A choice place to ae Priced te sell at $12,- Loon Lake Shores Owner is leaving state and sacrificing this modern 2 bedroom full basement, home, Among its attractions you'll like the 26-ft, heated sun porch, cement patio, and breezeway with 2 ~ car garage, Se’ on a large parcel, 80 x ft., makes this a Aer “vale at $12,000, Substantial] down payment pecan B . Two Baths... And 4 bedrooms oe Sagres simoat pew brick We Schoo! ze ime EE down will at St. Bateman — 377, 8, Telegraph < Eves, /& fun REALTORS” FE 40528 CLARK | Large jot Located ees Drayten Pisins 32 BEDROOMS 41.500 DOWN Thit ranch home waa botlit in All bedrooms are good ing reom te dining el. modern kiteben, — gtilt room, attached breerewas cand garage, paved, drive Nire — Ki ten, hood. Sppointon ery _— Castor” HOME AND INCOME, urban This ba Wert "83. size, Ive nub. k On » LD Fin % 7 &y pe Inna sibs *, full base oe Pricea my 442.605 arith #3; RAST _AURURRAN, Tha y 2 heme hae Bust tn re. natn Toors,. phe "* Ai CLARK nA ay m Revere & pungere tries iipie LA basement features recrea- 4 Easy, easy terms. er reasonabl IN — Located in Drayton overlooking lake. Priced to See ees : priced. Don’t wait—call now. Plaine, Has 8 rooms for owner, | sell at only $13,609 with ae Vales: Plus at ra an this we | $19.80 SPECTAL — Lovely atm. WEST SUBURBAN—VACANT rental. Mas "apartment fcr hse DONELSON-HEIGHTS = z aay trie nk or furheee Tee Ra aro , = = years o has brick front < » baths, and> sun- rata Peewigy tends oni Ideal location for rental. BRICK SHELL bedroom Cape Cod. immac- wih pinater box. The larec TOOm Immaculate’ condition & Tear rches. Breezeway ; Save money here by finish- ulate — Beeld laeteooron tale living room has brick fire- Wroughout, Easy terme ¢ _RTaye. tre + G ; R tr ine thts targe 3 becroom —eris reeg OO cet ace, and picture window. ane large lot, School bus. Ask- Corde’ .irwin home located on large ‘2 peo and otters Lgl pret © good - sized bedrooms. LH. BROWN, Realtor ing ideo with very low REALTOR 269 Baldwin A acre lot with lake privi- Sry pomennest As Al ceramic tiled bath. very 1442 W Hu dons payt FE $-0101 re 2008" leges Only $750 down will and Densiees a nice kitchen, oak floors, and | uhine ote FE 2-4810 oF handle. ; minum combinations, meta plastered walls. Atached : __Multipie Listing _Syrvice ’ IWENTY-NINE, sa! ee ee PONTIAC PRESS,’/TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1956 ___ For Sale Houses ss 43\ F Sal ‘NEW "er PEE. BEDR) ts or Sele Houses 43| For Sale Acreage | 47 CARNIVAL | : by Dick Turner} Sw : St ACER - LARGE a emma ae m LAND. : ___ Swaps ___—55| Sale House! Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale Mi on Temes St.) A spacious‘ ks ee it eee BUILDING LOTS WORTH $200-$400 / DIN’ _ = no | OFF JOSLYN room So ca home. in the Dray- oe “scouts a oatTade awa IMINO. ROOM SUITE. FOR 8 SALE. soe GALLON OIL OR mR GAS TANK, | KIDE-A-BED, Vacant. 3 “bédroom em! a Neaniyvan “s an acre a a to 2 20-ACRE PAR S - . s 4. - ' see elt, OR 31358. ELECTRIC sEWI vine ih MACHINE |; 7-8603, dimette mans "eae low wiih oak Goors, off hot water| do ay ml reat ARCEL: ; . So “TOYS, TOYS, TOYS | with, stachments take over pay- |” ‘able _Fispadaes"sO0 Ea = init cot, ans 70 ft. lot with Seo + | | ott only Yo mile | Barnes Toyland now open. is = —— = “jacket. girl ; a oR isimedine Poston A Ng Mg Bei va ats Pl, i |Eape grecte CLOTmES DRY: 74 Ber” MENON ope, Agp | APS ven ate 4 quickly " dow room ranch | Small far Le new 1. Sn : sets RO doub r = * lowe perce ot ea on & school om Aypkearg prop. =p us tor a Kon lete lin BARS, DELOxE SPAGE HEAT plete ae ee oe cath =< FNSUL ATE. SY LVAN VILL. AGE pelghbarneod ne in a good| etty. Priced low at only. $5,950 place fisture La eof fire | er 63.009 BTU with blower, fxg ve trim, 910 each set. f+ wont bianket. Only sane tor 3 vedrogm ‘brick with vestibule. to Oak floors, plastered re oa. | Se eee: pogrates Beet eninge Ul 0-cesy| OL TIN tengo" $3 ech. 2 6 High x80 ERB Rock large living | room, matic oil “heat, only $13,250 : park Sere Been eco PLASTERBOARD LATS. saint ate Terms. 40 ACRES BARNES H EASY ( SPIN I DRYER. MAYTAG Pte etre GS SAVE ! - down *f : bedrooms full ba Holly ar ARDW: le washer, Very good B. 21 2 CU. FT UraionT DEEP CYR vase LUMBER e... ment with as heat tile ye add’ S, I sien bene’ excellent Jocation for 142. W, Huron Munro Electric Co. {060 we “Hue | treeze 4 mon'bs old. P 6130 Bogie La Lake Rd. EM * iy 2 NICE en ee SSPE ATS oe a TIC. | strict o8 tts REP? | FoR LE WY WMO vee an, pL Te rene oe 5 : e Hwy. Drayton | oy - databgls or 2 sanderson i mace Used 3 yrs. 385 T - |e -SUrrER ise * —— OR sit Edw, M.S acres. ‘Trade as down ‘varment |FRIG GAS AND ELEC STOVE.| troy tas" Gists. #08. Two used ic, 3% Oremard Lake Rd. ees $750 DOW: ETT N, eran rage: Ma wai living | for cots) Sb hing Col Mer | trols. $80, 8006 Dixie Hwy. | LET US HELP YOU WITH "FOUR a aS See Wil” SWAP WY egurry Ti FULL “SIZE INNFREPRING (MAT: | Monet tineerctopetio: tn “OF NORED | cr toiben to choose from: ip rubber srisiges Om nly oa meena ake ar Yl ge | ected tel ¢ toeeeenee oe eee x FE £63 _ | bese on Jelled | Magic, fo drip GEO. MARBL: C > 000 FT. OF 7 a5 ni ' ree ng of : "RILEY, Broker 1g THE “BIRD” To SER ____ For Sale Farms 48. 6261 snacrogeiigy Bee wetetioa EL OOR ‘SAMI LE SALE Piel per ft. FE 4-63 YSCORD. | = Ss Song res 7 tet Paint. so ee Lake Rd. FE 4-115 ee ne Gas water heat oo... ‘ AL_ OIL HOT. wari oer ~a a ae ee "| WEST SID : ~ FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE | WILL SWAP NATIONAL” CABH ass Spimier nee. Sia | t#s_$18 up. 73 8. Parke Bt. LIONEL & AMERICAN E,4BEDRM. | Call_Rutledge. OR 3-11.1. FE 4-003 or Pie for player iano FE “9.5 cu. ft. refrig 3188 1 PORTER CABLE, 10 aia RA. FLYER T ’ l- \SEVERAL GOOD FARM ao i 30° Elec. push but range. $i3a| cial arm saw complete with 5 RAINS 7 rruly jaa boutsta ndteg weacious s| lake ta formas. Sibacre golf ecures dead sn ciel nd os Row BOAT OR CO!__Waite’s Appliance FE 42511! — and date Also 1-8 inch | cosas te Piickgertal service Toom home on Pontiac's west side. p. owt “DIN. an FDU SAMPLE DUG Tae | eo Ses Pe | Gn factory aoa! asi ded tes . -| seheels and bu: grade and high \4574 66 W. Huron SUNOCO SERVICE “E STATION FOR Way at discount prices ;1 580-GAL. PUEL UIL TANK. 1 TASKER’S itt ni OFFERS and. dinine a Carpeted living “ya ACRES ON BLACKTOP NR. jane on Sashabew and | WAYNE GABER T Bangs shadow well jet pump. | 3 Ww _RURON ST: > With breakfast ares. AU bedehee ia ee Mayoce meee meen eee, Om | tM Seginen re seis | is onl EL used. REpublic 9-8601, ~_ LIMITED OFFER are of good size. Pull basement | == Nae ee ee ee a eerine, | PREREER. OPRIGHT. ONE OF | (a ea BS a ee Dray ee Area with ‘oll “heat. 2 car garage. Full 80 ACRES comtact Mr. Nichols at location | America’s best makes. freezer i | Cen sinks & fitting ere cipetpgg) sc egy Ap oe wo price only $12.250 with $2,500 Tuesday, November 10 am. food guaranteed for 5 years. $305. | Laundry He a ctaeas t up | 4 ith controls, $287.50. aday. Movember 27h 16 am. | value $378. Slightly scratched in | eye, stand faucets $18.06. ; Wet OS fm ssp Included "whe transit Michigan Fluorescent, 393 | in! 8 eles St mhove ~ Pr ae —_—— with PONTIAC PLUMBING AND $ rooms and bath on a pe inc anger lot 156) down. See this fine home today! You have to see le to pelieve, ~ ag Nice 7 room house with plaster | write Sun Ot] Com | Box 690, Fiint, 1. M per ©. | _Orchard Lake Ave. | FRICIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR. ALUMINI IM i HEATING - 62 8 Saginaw FE 2-4397 Oi furnace in basement. 2 c garage. $8,950, §2,000 3.ce'| SUBURBAN RANCH and carpeting. Basem@nt and good ~ ANC bere carer Nowing stream. $17,-, For ‘Sale Clothing 56) cu. ft. Good worki Lake Privileges Very comfortable ie, like a. oe. ay | en aor me | OF 500.08 pear | Keon \ Sr arer room bungalow, all lar om 38 vanch home | Ride 3 | ARGAIN BO ‘Gas F ee ee 5 .DY'S 14 KARAT WHITE GO rooms, on large on paved street tm nice suburvas | eCway 4 65 8. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM | aoa aise ay ee IDING ceegem es ae ee Eve ais. Bieely landscaped lot. 2 car) ment with plenty at ful bese | 975 Baidwin Ave FE 46203 | “GQ0D ,USED CLOTHING | | GE REFRIGERATOR. 4 YE TT om 5. $100 8-302] after 5:38 | de $11,000, only $2,600 recreation cece of space You can easily afford to select | oid. er good condition eee TINGS ae ITSELF WIT i) i large 167 4 200 Jit ciiage,snd_ Sale Business Property . Esa hanes 88 TE Fitves paistle probleme ores | LUXAIRE FURNACES Dr ay ton Plai spactous . 10° x 20° kitehen and | _—~ v on - mas from our large attractive ; GOOD USED oo new or old homes Beautily | ew. of fired. $298 delivered, ains 1 | * + 27 = 18 dinin, ma INV EST MENT BU YS A stock at very low prices Geen! a Soyee | ers insulate at same time, EYN-| KE! oR ion Sq soo ee = | MSS GR PTal"Etraemes | ELECTRIC RANGES. | ine fuaraiaed NC A | een 5 ste oy AES mn: 3 ! o cha Panag Sligo paises price $19,%00 on reasonable terms. i oof Disie Hey. eer - a — | 3h LNA ME BR. ANDS | crack or peel 24/526 x8 home | ee eee rae nee! on per ft. | “Dav 4 i sn — - : Materiais only $490__ in- Sewer Pipe — totaling 100n300. 1's « 4.FE r Dp | Day after day! Sur sent iUvhe Spee ce coats and formals whises 12 oe ~ 4 —-stalted—-@att—epermitcts tor—Tr all sizes. — edditiogs forosm | ~ FAMILY BRICK ane eile) commercial tront- relatives!” is Pluses! Wheat, corn, dairy products, Le State saad gabardine hacks | SOME I IKE NE WV { estimates mossy dowel ae [ae wae ring. fraps. Lin- for TV re-| 9 ar arkston. $65 per ft _ _ ae cll tesk colo arin monthly ayments, § rears to BLAYLOC aa Se | poop 9 wfansists, of 8 FOOM | 180 A MSO frontage and build =r a BOY'S TAN TWEED ) TOPCOAT — $39.50 AND UP a, te storm wine | 81 “Orchard coat e surpiy 50. enter. 000, / sep- « uildin Tn. ¥ w zip-in lining. Pa red fl ep ‘ rs, yoings, Ornamental iron doom. wens) arate utilities and basement To | near Oxbow. $15.600 ‘ Business oO t 16—$10 Several aie a pee. CONSUMER'S | buy direct and save Youngslows (METAL, ie RNING THREAD COT. Z | gated on .o pered street seer) aca corm pportunities 51° Money to Loan $3 _OR_3-2216 POWER €0.. & wood Richens, ae © ee 8 tS Wateert, Dee s- Indian i iNage = Minimum of cbcomass | podem and Cuareeon “ts wo “Wes0 ___ {State Licensed Lenders) (Pair cafas' woes OVERCOAT 2 W Lawrence ~ © 45-8151 VALLELY CO. MODERN BEAUTY SHOP EQUIP. rac ) | tW sh dow ~ 5 wool suit. size Yiay = home in excelent Smee | 19 per cert ainew voter then | ( Tarkston magh'e sotten slacks, Kine GAS RANGE. 36° "NICE APPEAR- OLive 1-9941 om oateras 1068 Lakeview. Hu- fireplace in living room| ‘°"™ment of $25 000 OO a Paweaters & shirts FE b0az5 | | gnce, Cenler oT 61300. ot sete et =w oatvaw carpeting, full basement. 1,- . : ] = a See MATERNITY DRESSES —_ “ea ANIZED PIPE ener pica Clarkston — a ESTATE INC. | | fee se fer eon ae FREEZERS ASPHALT TILE *2,c2) i, iahiils ihe & area 2 car garage $14 700. REALTOR FE 4-358] . oe i RESTAURANT coat. ony. SUIT. ONE SPORT) We have them Uprights er Chest ARMSTRONG a Eau PLUMBING SUPPLY 7 | terms 4 1050 Ww. RE AL. FE STAT E ING & — . size 36 FE 2-0014 _ | types. 12 ft up to 20 ft. x9x's INCH jate Saginaw 2160 ae HURON S 8. M & TRUCK STOP is Fa | RCA-WHIRLPOOL EACH _ ‘Family. Furnished 1 OPEN EVE Tm I MAple “ssaat Minn Sal ees bagwey ae Lxtra Fast | Sale, Household Goods 570 Foy 8°h 6° Sake radets FLOOR-SHOP. Used ey seis ce R ; —— Se Soe roun Cerner 2 highways i aoe { 7 . -ins | 98 S Saginaw t ing season. A'sa ‘amily Somes | Geod bull! yi . - , and Easy Credit T \ginaw sC(Open 9 to 6 | used gun sera aman “Commercial Frontage | Sitpees “Went seater WETVICE "pibce ava nope wore 2° TSC BROS, [RE MERRRE TAREE, SIRE | pelt vocroe- aes mae we bed b i shabaw Rd $10 =! I . i amplifier Es pacricealel i besement t A glee 3 bedrm [DE with lovely | Sr ee ons oss rE za zo anew cat MAL, oe pee woes =. quickly _S2i3e rinct anil ahi PERONTIAC RD aT OPDYRE eae gb e cnuse pum ‘ot men vat ke — aE e automat | d a 4 e ath 5-582. ~ + om sigmat | esl SO “7 - * cuden oa ber poet pcos Gas heat. You can move | {07 Most any type of business. | =e a Deans ads whneel oo ac urnitere -] EACH 7x0 & $x12 BIGELOW GAs STOVE AND © ~— | AUTO W Golin with case, $16.50. 160 Judson — and Dec 15 with al endorsers for | ru 4 it, HOT WA ATER HEATERS, $4495; | BATHI appliances, $99 week Ceaaible pds nes area Ac- any worthwhile purpose. Up to fey nee pads Exc cond. Roper | ter heater, cheap OR 32053 5 ft cast iron tuos $6496. Re-| seat NETTE. SWING AND CAR gross income. 43.500 year H. W. Bigelow | high ways eh ce at eee 7 months to repay Delaware Dr like new. 60 HOT POINT ELECIRIc RANGE. verse trap toilets. $31.1: 3 pe. chair. PE eae. and training . het income Ample off-street Vo} 94000 down et 817.000. — | Calrod burners. Nice condition. colored bath tub, toilet and lave PL a parking #19900 full price 894 W Huron St at Dwight | eQ 1 oS oe FURNACE | Only $058. Mtin's, Mt 61900 | g'peers OS Tompenn. oy LATE GLASS 55' X 60% ALBO : _PE 54-5462 or FE 5-8845 30 GAL. OIL HOT WATER HEAT- | us i Yer pieces. 55's long ali vew Brick : = —_——_ T @ SHUTTER yr! 2.6450 Le * a | for $20. 7207 Lakeland 7964. ; ill ie tees For Sale Lake Prop. 44 WHI iE S THE “BInDY TO SEE FINANCE |) Seege oe gr room aS BEDRM. SET. GOOD” 4 $595 WALUE, POR ' PLYW “sat On = ian Iviueges ~*~ Te | vider especially good for bese- ; : R $398 CAN . pe oe slecenee ny OWNER ues " A aon LING ALLEY on 4 lare Cc orperetion _Pontiad ment activities room. $10 each a eeeeee $75 OR 3-9469 after 4 Br’ USED FO x AGE Gh gap Cash and carry prices ranch }4n71 on large well lake PE seer HOME ON sae as ceaies : oe metro - a toon t Bidg il sell sections MI ¢2296_ ‘KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR 6 SOR CxILiTy Bt Bu DIN Miers aS paitlowies sae cencs $360 landscaped lot. Spacious 131 WALNUT TAKE 7 MILES W OP oe ws ae ee iaersi mn OM (STOVE. oe ponroN } —Gniy “088 ite st condition. 9 N Telegraph Re ae be +2578 eras Pir hE room carpeting wiidin: wits | aa = rm h good = a’ n ————— axe SB Res fascea ceramic tie bat Se eas REALTORS SPER ge! tlt Seasonal Cash o Sure test Ss lpntele deci ir et gee cnU ATI ait feet eg cn tee pee ceramic ‘tile bath ) OD berks v. Ideal. Phone OR +1295 - bn ee 2 pr ce et Jacks _ Baldwin. | Wiexer b @x8x°4 Birch see 7.55 i gio aoe Sing pean a boone |e Host En sit 3 | erage eg Spee ere r DAG NOON OTE HAMOGA RT DTING noon Biel PE Sag OES minheore a space. 2 car attached ga- ed 61.299 Prt owner FE 7.9768 ~ in Pontiec Saawce, main street faeis thea on. «ive @ few fia pe sf c: P m : at ew ettra leaves, 4) | BATHROOM | FIXTURFS. YOUN xt, scord ........... § 478 , 4 as AH 5 = chairs, buffet & china cabinet, QS- 4x8'x%, Plyscord ..... Fae Nr Emre: besa site fo K | Sarees eaihaes Gee | LARS Sm TO eee Se gy Re at | Mite (bichee, urmect,, OWL ent pp mune Po mead Company, © quick sale PE wate fee i ace 120 008 €ross in 1985 Wl | i pond oven and grill gas store. MOTOROLA TV 20° MAHOGANY. | boilers. Automatic water neaker: cee 1488 Baldwin Ave. Oy Annett | Samana case __ | = trade. $37 aa | BENE condition FE 4-821, aft- ee model. Mice condition. Only | herdware, — electrica suupiies, PAY NOTHING DOWN AND ni ae MILLA, NEW el - o> terms | i we = Milk's MI 6-1300 | feck and thle galvanized ce ce) Sah balla on your ot : detrrs ; Orn Fad | 7 fittin, ee en Te me TE) Orchard Lake Ave | suPER crocery wes iecaes. FINANCE CO. fefrur and Marte OID AIRE “ARGORNT CORNER CHT S| Pelee “urrourd sUPPty asas OF 3140 speak wal Sian er Joao tod Sas ht PTE LOMAE EG OFF, Zoned scommercia! Acrout | Pyreting Commun fore ot 1M _atrenes TE sa oar On pies ofier MAPLE DINBTIE SET. ,OROE 4 Lapeer Ra FE ¢64)1. | “tumnece ted" season’ Sus e x 100 ra rims Temple 2 par- se etree : oe $ RANGE DIN 1 IL_ PIPE. 5 FT. 8360.) ne a He up Recreation room New gas aurice atson, Realtor 73 aybee roads §tation uncer con- Ph Rochester. OL 6071! 7 aes AT L&S SALES chair & ottoman FE $-7332 a Dourlas Pir ax8 2x12, 116 furmace 2 tote om corner Ste. Hl OW. oOP itn, Rochester rontage j ed: Pe, =n ey. r OL 6071! OF 1-970) oe mile oot oe way. but a lot RUGS WOOL, 12 BY !2. FLORAL RL AC LE TT wn « x new Anchor fence and Gog ken- wrt ; ‘or interview. | , @ ace eaters. all pattern, © by 12 grev twist, 11 by BUILDING SUPPLIES 2 F pis wood wt 50 nei Ideal for growing mily & R 7 : r ar ee ot Compeer PO Box | Buckner Customers sizes Gas and electric refriger-| jo green coffee tabi 8181 Ditie Hwy MA ix1t white pine boer4s err “ e ' lint, Mite r | ators ranges and Wat | e table. excellent , en 53-5811 ts : are tose ame Owner nas, more _For Sale Lots 4% dl way Sie er phone CEdar | Are _— Bathroom pia Leal pry _cond LI 42083 _ | CABINET SINKS wrROM. ~ $50 95 mside door jams) W P ... $385 owt i . et j reasera, vaniti 1 = s to bw in, from S$. i I BUILD NOW (pA Abgpentleg LOoa or | ~ Excellent Oppertunity aaatirees Lite tose waken: ~ RECON DITIONED Double sing — $9 95, aa eee a galvanized pipe. sewer arge Family Home le : = NTER WITH For coupis (to Gppy FOlKS |) sss oe | Maytag washer ............. 358 $0 | _ Thompson, Perry . Diaster and hardware. our wel) restricted Watertord PROXIMATELY 00 or Bu own and eiree Ty s, tables, lamps. | Coldspot ‘Refrig. .- 38 50 This ts a newer 1' sory heme Hills Estates ounte ates f ¥¢; FRONTAGE ON WHAM profitable business All equipment | Buckner's Employ sets. radios. rugs, dining room api Elec. Range ........- 50 DELTA MULTI- a EX SAW 6 IN| SAVE UP TO 8500 ON MA ee ee a ety | pivse. from " years. LAKE. RD & APPROX. | res ee ate ee tunaes gestion ied gs futes. Dinette sets and many Q° gp Flee Range... | jomnter, belt & jisc sander, band | TALS FOR COMPLE CusE. Hes 6 bedrooms and 2, “pate ffERBER RT iol “DAVIS 60 FT RAILWAY “SHIP. | and or quick service laundrs "20 * 2a ahaa Tun esr Gese= —_— a USED f ROLE: Ltt bdl etn sas 50 =e. yma with stands & mo-| EASY CREDIT Trrus) Oo O™ ob) | CILITIES IN stingh@use commercial Wash-| ft ! | - dent. real” rae steel frame hardwood n : | - 1 Z s easy to desi at Buckner’s, - bargat y i sas""hectetie Gaon! Pica] MB Povtar Lane Ri Ye samt Ge 'GneGng exeetiees | He, Teen eat Ae oer Saute tetas tna "tioanersvare URE OUR tAY-A.WAY PLAN et [ a eee cee | eae = ae down ee closing costs to GI Pontiac - Wattine rome IN Loc ATION _LEVE | with electrical and plumbing Ox. Gua m Se ere one end borrowing OR FASY TERMS R = = 74 rately. FE 5-0708 between 5 | BU ve “Pomune Wwarine (Eaaies “egim) bry gone commen: | ES, pe thbese fF eS s EP TOM MOWTME'TO Pay PRERIOERATOR, TEVS soca abec, . BURMEISTER ener FE 28-6045 _ i CIAL Ae re a1is6 : veewiee for your immediate end and took end Sraeres ot. ts _piayer for car OR vie reser DOORS Northern Lumber Co. K | AETENTION, SUIDERS Leslie R. Middleton | 2" ore oe coe, iircbammettn wnareanse'e Barge ae ROUND OME TABLE a CHAIRS, Maver ant grrr for sat Pootad Eu Sane" we ha ? & near ‘ o: | = + vered in green i ne grade d : R | | aay Bchoot, city water in BROKER __ FE 8-003 . Srviga: *ea088. Mitore. betel land gpd latte hal are ¥el- OPEN DAILY eTO°8 card table, $15. FE tie deal fareware- “at a eclod, . Telegraph & * Sine ar aaa eres | 280 PT FRONTAGE —sAT TRACT ra] Somed ged your patronage is or AND SUN. 12 TO 5 SINGER. LATE. | MODEL WI prices. Pontiac Piywood co, 1688 Dee et eats ~ eo ; a Lo es IS M. BREWER Sane Balawin Ave No, 685 SLES eee Toca | i; 4 miles z Sr Peauae: er 1 mfk Bve terms FE 8-1564 Lt _ Baldwin Ave. Ph. FE 2-354}. ge , GARAGES” REF URED _ To farce, &t Parte FE Commercial, Last used as| on heavil | Loans to $500. up to 24 month: to E. # STAND let. Sond LET D«iMP WEATHER 2% "ke t¢w Lengthen Phone = #5181) a used Vily traveled streets in) s of Auburn Heighis on A ARD CHILD'S CRIB, ra. your ga- x oho oe 7 teem a $08 Sie OE Se SEIS! [nee ay S| ee | Ra ats Aa Fe eae ee te Sele eaceer rE cea Bae, Pesce erat Some . ; 108 : = Le tee | AS STOVE : < | SOMEX BY TRE COIL ao PER ; - No exp. neceseary We will train. rw 8x10 TOV SOLD, ee ADAMS | Lpreninebat Lh sa Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A se Weare oe TR nae ER | “oa uguer cabinet, ‘ho "FE STOVES, sOvGRT 3 ee wna A ee foot. wall it hose "to dup (Ged oe MES, SEB Be eR | Ti |_ens FE 2-0801. ite Fine ranelng i $0 05, seri arp ; is . 5 rig FARM BARGAIN Cherokee Hills! 200 FT_ WOODWARD AVE. PRONT- SERVICE STATION | FINANCE COMPANY can A ghal 188 Proof || TRADE-IN DEPT. A REAL BAROAIN ite oer oe ee eee | ee fxn taney mae | ee eas reat ae we makes modera censeeasie a) RATIONAL BLDO. - 9x12 Felt B. Rugs $3. 35 | ‘Recond. pres Chto oe ee ee na ro a a5 FoR rusaing | oorensa/ 8 ‘cn | lizabeth Lake Rd. 1 mile west | Ace nguire at bed Wood ward vestment “n stock and equip nec- 2d WALL TIL ' Studio couch saa Ls ny all your building | svMP . @ St culeten ceape, ote AND eB moa.) of 1eeeraph Re. _Ave. or ce! FE ¢046! essary "For further veteils call ee aes BONNY MAID-VINYO TILE 3 pe. wood ¢! S| ee ee” came winaews | it Be RNaEAL ELEC. em 10 tm hot Py RM HOUSE, _ PE 41511 AYTON PLA L TILE, 10 pe nette ext. table $4995 TOC roofing, nails, windows, ric Motor, 7950 value i t yeplace |The "Od seasen price’ | CARL W.RIRD. Realtor |W Huron at ED ee she BARBER SHOP FOR RENT $85 = eae AULED LAKE svens 141 W HURON, FE. 43086 Se aie sae plywood coor Hardware, eee is aoe Gere a Bo pale ae same Ts sure gen Ce Community waGonel| Beak Bite | uron_at Elizabeth Lk. Rd.” Ave Close to Fisher ALL WOO. ROSE RUG. 8X12 AND pe at ONT sutte $29 95 REE ESTIMATES AND FHA tific buys. Michigan Pacensare KE 4211 Eves, FE 5-1387 For Sale. or Exchange 50° ———-————— pau 2 years old fx cotton MAN'S TER! _393 Orchard Lake Ave. lS enh wa TIE 7 SERVICE STATION — Need $500 ~ hooked rug Vanity dresser, FE 18 © a 2 FE 61122 SURPLUS LUMBER SAVE 50 PER CENT ON NEW , e@ yearn for Fior- “100 x 160 LK To BUY , se 2514 OGego . iam = - = ie } i motherm cil heat u ide $1,100 down. $5450 a-mo. gets Watkins Lake OR Ete QBUY SFL OR aes CALL ea ppg chaste servic @ station With fast. courteo:s service and AUTOMATIC WASHERS BENDIX. Used Trade- a Dept. 5340 Hichiece ne scopy Gnas ~ sire, $69 reg 229 83. pitidan sou Sieibe, toneed - big ever-' B si 10 ate facitties eee epeeue re on payment ts fit your budget? Kenmore General Electric. Thor, Lounge chair $093 OPEN 65 30 CLOSED UN aie ae teg. $150.95. Super flow notch 9 car garage and a warm) Drayton Woods | arenes Opportunities 51 gered ters: ise opportunity Jae DL ere nies ent nes oot 5 meee oe Neveu As ee a ee $198) ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING _MYrtle 3-37: me ee Sel and cor _FE_: = ce venient to : _.. $2450 machine. steel rack 1 Thle Ree’ been rected. to code, A REAL OPPORTUNITY. RES. FOR LEASE =| Pere oe nation toes anen | Oakland PEPE ACH MEST 2.4021 eee ge Lee imal? Mawes SALE hes new pump and tank, pert Mmited number of excellent urant for lease or rent. Phone Modern 2-story building. AAA lo teu. Gr phone FE S-8121 8 t ANTIQU ee port ao chair... $00.50) _'an guitars, MA _¢3731 Aluminum combinat! basement, stool lavatory, good Guiaine sites are stl available io eer hey tor Miss Duke | ¢ation op Dixte Highway In We. Us your needs. aos ell ure fine i At DISHES. Vanity. c= b bed ines $30 30 | +&_Soors, siuminem —y vaergae ve ; pers “ kak for Miss Duke! tertord ' sele ef dails sos setss E . = fatertor tnehiding mare - = TUNING AND ~ @EPAIRS. oR AND ‘SECOND cuTtina. AL- FE 5-990 ta ita and Clover. Large quantity PIA #0 TUNING. C\l.L BEFORE OA 62331 t cheaver am. Oscar Schmidt. FE ALFALFA SECOND ) CUTTING, | _ 33a : also alfalfa and brome mixed. | REYNOLDS & MARTIN TRUMPET | FE 2-3890. 2922 Sleeth Rd. Stop at Evergreen | aign between Bass Lk, Rd, and Intersection of be oe SENSATION OF THE Duck Lk, Rd. MU YEAR ALL TYPES OF HAY ®OR BALE. ~4 _Alsu straw, Will deliver. TOA 8-2179. — ah. seowreets) ansee HAY” ist 6 SECOND CUTTING. 725. T er | Wi Manic Co” fie N. Baginaw. QUANTITY GOOD ALFALPA a ceeeeter Mw. puvereal Ra : arpenter é ver bi pe dc. USED PIANO, CHEAP. FE} pp 's.19 For Sale Livestock 72)" Sale Office. Equipment 63 ee co caeciaeiecetitetataetietaetiieiatetaeataat SHEEP FOR SALE. FOR —, BELL & HOWELL MY 13-1223 ——— os movie ca werk FE 5-366, Mt. 30 FOR SALE. 12 YOUNG HOLSTEIN _3 miles N. of $0-& 23. G00p 10 YR. OLD HORSE, GOOD saddier and worker. 54655 Shelby Rd., Rochester OL 1-4038. NEW WESTERN SADDLE. CHEAP or trade for English saddle or _What_have you. MA _4-1701. PINTO MARE PE 5- Sale Store Equipment 64 4 CABINETS WITH SLIDING Goors. 49 Seneca, Pontiac. Mich ALL METAL WALK-IN FREEZER with automatic defrost, -complete with refrigeration unit. Good con- dition. Farmer's Market, bad Au- TWO JERSEY som VERY GEN- burn Ave Phone FE 2-011 pa i = eee in January. FOR RESTAURANT: FRENCH) wh, =n a er, Corey coffee maker. elec- eps Rd. and Dequindre. MU t refrig., grill, Bervel gas re- frig.. water heater and misc. Can be seen at 5843 ae es Wa- terford. OR 3-5164 RATIONAL CASH REGISTER, AL- so Clary cash register, EM TURKEYS FOR SALE Young tom turkeys YE 83572 For Sale Poultry 74 = ‘20 FRESH DRESSED YOUNG ___Sale Sporting Goods 65 6$ | ducts _Ph. _MY_3-6032: | ~~ | ROASTING CHICKENS 6 TO 7 Roy 8Schnet- ‘os Alive or dressed. der, FE Lica Sale Farm: Produce | 75| ~~ 12 GOA. BROWNING OVER-UNDE ER | Shot Skeet & Skeet-Vented rR rid. Excellent cond $175 1955 Jotinson $% hp. motor with aux | J page obs Excellent cond. $100 APPLES HONEY, CIDER KINGS- | Exchange | ae ag PRAIRIE CHOONER BEEMER. fHORE- tar Ra ank rates. te model modern jobs Reconditioned, like BOTTLE GAS and ACCESSOR IES STORE ‘ars wire. hitches and over pet installed. 60° 8. Telegraph FE. ____ Across from fel-Ruron WANTED: USED TRAILER homes and sports trailers, We will sell it for you on ye! lot er cent. Holly Marine Coach ales, 15210 Holly Rd., Holly ME _4+6771. 35-FT. ALL MODERN 1950 HOUSE... 1 $4 ia 31- FOOT PALACE RANCH oome: Se! tae ey anal fully — Take over payments. Brown oe at? ciMbiNG a heer ical for hunting. sleeps 2. FE — Custom-built_ ft awning. trade my equity on smal) ey in Pontiac. Call FE 5-3585. 30 FT. HOUSETRAILER. FOR rem, or sale. Good condition. OL | _ 10078 ~_ Rent t Trailer r Space 79, AUBURN HEIGHTS. MOBILE vu. lage. New, the best. 170 N Fe ia 1 ie southeast of Pauley CEMENT PATIOS, CITY BU 1 block from Tel-Huron Shop- pine center, Huron Trailer Par 2 Downing Court. MOBILHOME ESTATES, MODERN, Sacer. front & playground. EM OXFORD D MOBILE MANOR I8 FOR ‘st class wtili- ne —s for re- tks Zast Ox- for¢ on Lakeville. Rd. JAkland 8-3022, or MY 2-072] PARK AT PARKHURST Where living Is a vacation — 12 lovely acres, includes a private th good swimming. good club house & tornado Only 15 minutes to Pon. tiac. Also trailer sales. Base rate _$23.50_Phone MYrtle 24611, Auto Accessories 80 PARTS FOR "0 PLYMOUTH ¢DR, r & meal: OR | Sit. matter 430 1953 ppeobhnnt 8 “EROINE, Las al! hy — $150 “Call after S20. MI For § Sale " Tires” BOA | 200X15, 6 ¢ Puy. _truck tire $20 FE _4 NEW 6 00-16 eens TIRES FIRESTONE, TTENTIC w bury, 2330 Clerk ston Rd, Lake HUNTERS. | BUTTERNTT AND PELICIOUS | ‘ squas! tracer. ‘Beicnelor's M22 | gn et Pines TB eee olacinas: } eee ee * _ a { Pe asus, Datcbrior’s Market” GraDeD SAND GROWN POTA- | CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES AND | pee eee ed | _case FE 2-1197, size Sale Farm Equipment 76 ~ CLEARANCE SALE | —~ — _ ~— guns at cost | TRACTORS & TILLERS. ‘tT my Ree M280 hand warmers. Now | New and.used. Rock bot- ron tom prices this. month! mi Sroxinind psa! cesta! —Fhenrre- $14.50 Evans F-quip 6507. Dixie Hwy. | : MA 54-7878 + | Hoots. KELLY’S HARDW ARE i joes ae ae SPECIAL bY s+ ee uy 19 per cent discount on all Oliver os: cna Sal son elt, Oc 3 tractors, loaders. dozers. | 715 8 _Telegraph = back Bows 25 perscres down 4% month, to pay alance. no LARGE 3 SEL /ECTION ‘OF USED RI- payments during winter months | es and shotguns Ben's Loew | .” PONTIAC FARM & INDUS _ Office, 4 Pattegson FE 4511 | TRACTOR CO GUNS — BUY-SELL-TRADE | 825 Weodward Manlew Leach 0 Bagley St.) FE 40461 or FE 94-1442 SPORTSMEN Vist our plet ‘TILLERS & TRACTORS repair service Bluing. scopes, or your rotary tiller now. we, mounts, res! SANDY'S SPORT SHOP. & good — of used tillers — | hav 1z Cy ov a good condition. | a ee pled pe “rn. @ to 8 Osea garden wecern and power . - | lawn mowers 1770 8. Telegraph PE 3-9140_ | 3-40 CRAIG. DEER RIFLE. FE >LErs SALEs & SERVICE 4508. - Mt, Clemens 8. OPEC 3 308% WINCHESTER 29 GAUGE PUMP. | COW CREAM SEPARATOR. $50 MI_4-6562 _good condition. 2335 Dixie Hwy. | ~~~ McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS | Rentals, Parts & Repairs i Crooks Rd. M1_ 6-0446 _ Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 tA GRAVEL. .FILL DIRT. TOP mMeCULLOCH, CHAIN sive DROP + Soil. OR 3-1991_or MA 65-1357. = and see ‘em at WF. Miller's 1A TOP SOIL. L. ROTOVATED —/| Garden ale Lawn Equipment, 1503 Delivered. Garden and lawns roto- | South — (North of 14 tilled. FE 2-0077, _— Be am, Mich. MA DIRT GRAVEL & CINDERS | _! Midwest ¢ . Rotten cow manure, sand & stone. | SEE Sa FOR CORN. | BINDERS. PE 43371 Corh pickers and corn cribbing. A-1 TOP s0iIL RICH. | BLACK | Davis Machinery. Phone 45R2, Or- dirt. Sand, gravel fin dirt. | _tonville, Eugene Sennett. rE amas. oe or = pb Lars D a piled ATTENTION: WE DELIVER 1, 2. a : ALL ES AND MAKES AND 3 of more yards of washed sand.| Seicen TO SELL. WE TAKE pte lay Bary Fe ee St] TRADE-INS. CREDIT, TERMS. |p ny Stuart. | _—_Seaart. ; . &- TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE, KING BROS. LONE Sand, ¢ravel. rill. ire Conklin, FE 407 FE #1112 _FL #1112 or FE_ 2.8572. TOUR 1. & DEALER Al TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE. ___ Pontiac Rd_ et Opdyke Sand, grave!, fill, peat Earl How- ard, EM 3-0531 Auction Sale 77 ROAD GRAVEL | OCC € Sees | mortar sand. AUCTION SALE -EVERY WEDNES- | dev night i p.m. Large assort- ment of household furniture, an. personal effects. +. E. Smart, Sale Farm, 330 West Tienken Rd. Rochester For Sale Housetrailers Ri) eee 28 FT. ROYCRAFT, 389¢ COOLEY Lake Rd, Milford Rt. 5 1047 HOUSETRAILER. 27. GOOD —= Call after 7 p.m. OA ‘$6 MODEL 21-FOOT. TRADE FOR ‘$6 station wagon or make offer. _OR 35-6558. ~ “FREE! FREE!!! 18’ PONTIAC CHIEF VACATION TRAILER Nothing to buy Get entry blanks at sales lots Announcing 1957 Detroiters BLACK DIRT and ffl sand and FE 2-46360 BLACK DIRT FOR SALE. CALL 2-2065 between 8 & 5. aes a SNOW " WHITE — f LIME stone for drivewars and parking lots, Wholesale or retail, FE $-1413, 5 FitL DIRT. ¢ DAYS WE American Stone yreeees, Sashabaw Rd. OR 3-942 PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. SEY Wash sand end gravel. Fill wax = and mortar trucking. ROAD AD GRAVEL, 3 § YDS. $7. DE- Vvered ___ Wood, Coal «& Fuel 67 ayy. LENOTH FIREPL ACE. Loot, soid & delivered. MA 5-3184 FoR SALE WOOD, FROM 5 TO 3 | collars g cord at house C. Gor-. oon! MElrose 4-5857. ' FIREPLACE CANNEL COAT. FUR- 48 tt mace & fireplace wood. Speedway | 5. EK. 6335 Fuel Ol] 436 Orchard Lake Pt oN PE 54159 Oskiand Fuel & Paint Model 15 Sportsman - __. $005 SEASONED HARD FIREPLACE PONTIAC E | eae TEN WIDES > ~a' V | Plants, ‘Trees, § Shrubs 68 35 to 50 ft & wides available. A large se'ection of used mobile A BLUF SPRUCE FOR YOU. AL- homes fo Biackhill and Norway Pine— | - r Scotch Australian & Mugho Ar- HUTCHINSON tive trees. Dig your cwn. Bring 4301 Dixie Hwy. toole and buriap 2922 Sieath Rd Drayton Plains, On ‘3-120 3 miles W cot Commerce Village 1% miles E. of Wixom and Duck 223° S Dort Hwy. Fitnt | chine Shop 2 ~ 39-3563, if and one C36 New. FE 3-0138. GOODYEAR. FIRESTONE, Goop- rich, US Black. or white side walls. f new cars Full guar- antee. ig 60 per cent off. ED. WILLIAMS 451 8 _ Saginaw eat Raeburn E BUY AND SELL GOOD USED wiiess $3.50 up Also Whitewalls. STATE TIRE SAL: 503 8 | iegnew LOOK! @70"18 suburbanite mud and snow tires) Remotd $1095. exchange plus tax STATE. fg aS 50) 8. Sagina 4-0687 SNOW TIRES New Kelly Explorers Snow Tires, as low as 5 New and retreads As low as $7.95 exchange, Fulle guaranteed, SERVICE TIRE & TREADING CO. 481 N_ Perry 8t ‘Auto Service 81 CRANKSHAFT onrepio IN TH ear, cylinders rere: Zuck Ma- Phone FE “Sale Motor Scooters 82 H ARLEY DAVIDSON 1947 series 74, OM V., $250. Well equipped Can FE ‘$6828 after §:00. For Sale Motorcycles 83 1954 NORTON “8” FEATHERBED, 500 C. C. twin. $475. FE 4-2380 _after $ FOR PARTs AND SERVICE Harley sy char od Harle - ON beviasea Bouth _Saginaw, Fer Sale Bicycles 84 tie_fixin') $5.00. OR 3-2216. GIRL'S BIKE, BOY'S ENG- bike. FE 50182. Ofish __ Boats « & ‘Accessories 85 85. ——— 18 ree CHRIS CRAFT. excellent condition, terms. _245 8 Blvd « say CENTURY 1957 CORON ADO — KE- SORTERS - OUTBOARDS ON DIS- OFILITY. $1350 peer . 1955 CORONADO, 1955 | 56 RESORTER 18'S ALL ARE TRADEINS. LIKE NEW INLAND LAKES SALES 3127 W. Huron FE 47121, FE 2-6122 14 FT, BOAT WITH DECK, 940. PR, 5-8260 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Sales and Service, Starcraft, Lone Star boat. Teenee and Little Dude trailers. may gem | oa the boat. OWNES MARINE, SUPPLY 306 Orcherd Lake fees ____ Phone FE 2-8020 MERCURY | OUTBOARD MOTORS. Parts and service, Shorty Hook's Pace. a orseers Lake Ave. TING FUN __ EVIN RU 3DE MOTORS Bee the new ‘57 models Harrington Boat Works 1899 S. Telegraph FE 2-8033 Transportation Offered 87 16 to §0) for 1e°. 1B | trucks. Get our prices before yor FE_ 5.0649. MODEST MAIDENS ‘By Jay Alan TTT al a P O71 i i For Sale Cars | BA! For Sale Cars 91 Oliver Buick’s $190 SALE Any of the following cars can be bought for $100 to- tal price. Includes sales all are completely winter- ized. 51 Nash 4-Dr. Runs Good, Radio & Heater. ‘50. Buick 4Dr. Radio & ‘Heater, Dynaflow. 50 Studebaker 2-Dr. 48 Packard 4-Dr. | & 11-20 | AP Newsheaturen WAY ALAN =) _ “That isn't the dog I lost! My husband was on the other va -_ Ls the oe a Wanted Used Cars 88 ot 47 Pontiac 2-Dr. ‘48 Olds Convertible 47 Buick 4-Dr. "50 Pontiac 4+-Dr. 31 Chevrolet 2: Dr. Can be financed wih No Money Down and _ pay- i ments of $9.97 per month. tort $$ PAID For Sale Cars BUYING FOR | our or STATE DEALS | oor TEE / Clarkston” a MOTOR SALES won Motor Sales S SAGINAW 8T,__ | WE NEED USED CARS AND peony SLER PLYMOUTH | IMPERIAL | sale of all new cars| and demonstrators. 1054 Nash Ambassador hard top, best model, hydra, fully equipped, like new. = North Chevrolet’s Big Lot in Birmingham |. GP TO $50 FOR JUNK & CHEAP | eet cars, FE 2-2666. Days or eve “THE HIGH | DOLLAR For high grade used cars) We need them. Drive the extra miles. it will pay you weil, 4540 Dixie | 1963 Mercury Monterey 4 dr. Mere. | O-Matic, R&B Low, low mileage, wy. . Hi. J/VAN WELT | toa'iae #70 TONE CARS TROGED AND 1083 ee farm roomed Ug ody — or com- plete. Phone O WE PAY | 4p D lI | 1953 Plymouth Station wagon. just Op oO She _ | the all purpose car for you. Bus:- For clean Used Cars & Trucks | ess, pleasure, camping sad 161 Matthews- x=» Hargreaves 211 8_ Saginaw St PE 4-454 _ Wanted Used 4 Trucks 89 | 1951 CHEVROLETS | SS ened down payment required. 10 “S931 Chev 2 drs Mechantcany fect $195 and up Lucky Auto | ales 93 8. Saginaw FE 4-1006. | 1982 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN IN | R&H. It's real- 1195 Plymouth 2-dr. for only 00 days. R&H, driven 32 8. MAIN BT. CLARKSTON. | pen Evenings—Please Phone MAple 5-5141 "0 OR ‘81 PICK or TRUCK Por | _cash, OR 3-6590 STOP! LOOK! ~ GOOD clean car, 008. FE }-7542, Dealer. "34 4 CHEY. \s TON PANEL OcK. | ele _E 3-183, D “Hydra 7,200. FE 6 | 1081 +DR. POWER GLIDE. Rad, | ‘FORD eee ICSE | _3_ FE 6210. Fee: [a condition, $175 cash | 55 CHEVY |: Y $1, 1695 | Spot coupe with V-8 - i882 FORD PICKUP. VERY GOOD | Gio, acoter cad eetreiae. a runn condition, Heater, $450. | _OR 3-1 CHEV, 10961 ie TON PICKUP. Ex. cellent condition throughout. Win- terized and — to wt?! Just your car or tru Haskins Chev. - one owner car NORTH GIEV ROLET ‘1000 S. Woodw 3 751 Dixie Mighway at, Ms odward, Biham MAple 5-50 Open nites ‘ttl 9 60 CHEV. R&H. GOOD CONDI- tion, $100 FE 4-0737 ‘3a FORD 4% TON ss BEL AIR HARDTOP CHEVIF . ow mileage. Balance due, $1,038 Yr. ANEL DE [. [vale RY Take over payments and older | _car_for_ equity FE 5-2766 Ready for Winter | | ONLY $495 | il CHEVROLET | acy ater Fordomatic White wall) a power brakes CY 4-Door Deluxe | tires No money down. assume Extra — Low mileage, l-own-, } {ment Fd a4 t more =< FE 4 RADIO & MEATER. COMPLETE-| Call Credit Mer r. Werks | 7 ail SSeS R A $7 PLYM- LY OVERHAULED ABSOLUTE-| Mldwest 4-7501. Herold Turner outh es $52 @ month Ask for F IRE I 1 LY NO RUST. 2-TONE GREY. | Ford. | Bob, MI @5300_ Dealer. Your F¢ ) Dealer aK: Ss | 30 PACKARD 4 DR ULTRAMAT- ‘147 8, Saginaw FE, 5-4101 | v *50 FORD ie Wew transmission Will guar- Oita an 545 TRUCK | FOR SALE. CHEAP. PH MA 63152 __ | 1951 DIAMOND T, 1¢ FT PLAT- | term New paint motor, full — $650. geo eget NA] | V oO "35 os V8 '-TON PICKUP MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES le : H. Any reasonabie offer. 211 .S. SAGI “AAV 0005 S. SAGINA = — 44 TON PICKUP. GOOD am 9675. FE 40071 FE44546 cond. 967s. FE Ser. ‘84 FORD. & YARD DJMP TRUCK 1980 CHEVROLET BEL AIR R HARD top. Radio & Heater. with new tires apd new clutch : overhaul. Good condition. FE/ tires No money down, vuounas __5-0080. yments of $18.66 a month. 18 WILLYS JEEP, 4 TON PICK- i] Credit Mgr. Mr, Parks, MId- up. $125.00. 160 Judson, west I id Turner Ford. ’ ‘is R. POWE: Wilson GMC _ | “gine pee AES _ BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Avenue F E 2-9101 Open till 10 p.m. Irs a HONEY. RED é& WHITE +tax,-title, 1957 license and- 50 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Engine , Thanksgiving Specials: : DOWN °56 Ford F'lane 4-Dr. Sed. Ford-O-Matic Fully equipped in- eluding geal cuneate: os than 8,000 miles . $400 55 Dod odge Coronet 4-Dr. “Powe Practically. new WSW) tires. Htr. Turn signals, etc. An) economical low mileage car ’55 Plymouth 8 Bel. 2-Dr. Powerflite, rad. htr., Solex glass, Turn signals, etc. Low motion ee: Two tone = & waite with WSW $300 | 1956 8 |g CHEVROLET LEFT OVERS ry 2-Doors — 4-Doors i Wagons and Ha Tops ures $295, Never licensed or titled 3S Plymouth Sta. Wgn. Also official's cars y 99.000 miles. Radio. Ltr. Be | Drive it and see SAVE UP TO J |'51 Chev. 4-Dr. Sta. Wen. - | All steel body. Powerglide, 3 east $850 | Radio, turn signals, etc. Low. | mileage .. $100 > } | , 51 Ctirysler Imp. 4-Dr. | Sharp fwo tone ¢ ; Very clean in and out. Radio and | fully equipped $ 05 BRAID Motor Sales « DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer : 32 Years*’Pair Dealing Cass at W. Pike St. FE 2-0186 eellent condition bedi above aver- age. 45 Dale ughes. Dodge & Ptymouth Soar 3222 a Kort Ra. Walled Lake. MA 41513, LOW COST TRANSPORTATION. SAM'S | AUTO. -SALES, 724 Oak! ariel . $295, FULL R, price, will finaalce ville 135 WILL ACCEPT eae motors, boats. appl ances, gums cameras ete As ' part payment of a good used car. balance easy terms BILL SPENCE USED CARS 63 Oakland Ave. PE $6291 Ford ‘35 Fors O-Matic it, best offer. "$9 FORD Custom 2-Door 8 GREEN RUNs GOOD $195 MH CHEV MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES 211 S. SAGINAW FE 44546 nes i961 FORD V4 12 590k. IN rgsey| _ $285 King Bros. FE 4-07: ai eon V4, 2 DR. GOOD CON- dition, $375 FE 4-5703. WE WILL TRADE UP OR DOWN ; Later model car for your equtty | o° cheaper car and We pay you cash dilference Ss : ce good a cod condition, FE 40461 and Ls — ston — eS jo CHEVROLET i940. sag DR 61s. Tak dvantage of our ow over. | ___ For Sale Trucks 90 a head wocatin 1982s CHEVI a SEE hens OK SAFETY TESTED CIALS TODAY' HASKINS CHEVROLET “Oakland County's Fastest Growing Deater ” 6751 Dixle Highway at M15 Ope MApie 5-5071 in Nites ‘FORD 2DR_ I 1052 TUBELESS tires Lestherette interior 200 _ Starr 45-6304 , 11986 FORD CUSTOM RANCH wagon 2 dr Thundervird V-# en- ine Fully equipped Safety fea- Ss Excellent condition ul 5-9921 1931 FORD VICTORIA A RADIO & He 4-Door Custom 6 NICE BL ax FINISH RUN ooD $245 MH CHEV "til 9 1135 5 MERCURY M’CLAIR Hardtop, eee: radio & heater, $1.7! ‘NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham is ‘$6. FORDS, FULLY EQUIPPED. © new car guarantee s*ve $800 JEFREY FORD SALES WA 8-3011 55 FORD. A BEAUTY $995 / SAM'S AUTO SA SALES. 74 Oakland ‘1955 = FORD -2-DR. ray & white | 1952 FORD CUSTOM 2 DR. EX-. Phone North-- Just $95 or your old car down and up to 30 menths on balance. CHEVROLET 1000 S. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM 54 Plymouth Belvedere | M | h 1 This is a very sharp 4 dr biack | top. light body W.W. A low mile- | age car that runs very good. The + price is rivht. } Peoples Auto Sales $8 ¢ Oakland FE. 2 2- set | "55 PLYMOUTH $1395 | Belvedere club coupe with V-8 engine, Clean as sew ruhs per- fect “norte NOW! S. Woodward, Boham Liberal PLYMOUTH | 1983, BEL iyEDERE | Trade-i n Allowances 1000 . spotiess interior New car appearance Today's special $385 full price, Make your own terms Haskins Chev. 73} Dixtg Hwy ot M-18 J _ Open Nites ‘tl § STARCHIEF. 4 DR its FE Bestof Financirg 1955 PONTIAC. Custom with power features ® beauty Private owner 5-3160 SE fs > OUR "Safe Buy” USED CARS Dix Typical Examples CEN’ TRAL ‘92 Ford Cass at Pay Sts 2dr. Customline V8, radio '$))50 <= eS and heater spotiess: 1956 1956 PONTIAC TAKE OVER PAY- _ments Call FE 3-346 After #30 LARRY | West Side Used Cars $565 —_ —— _____Drive owt where orerhead js ine cae — and save the difference. Many 5 | I makes & medels to choose from : : FE ¢2183 - _ ROCHESTER FORD DeateR West Side Used Cars | s ies MERCURY CLUB COUPE $5 1953 PLYMOUTH. EXCELLENT on 1ac down 85 a wk FE 5-869! Dealer condition Call afler 6pm Phone 1950 MERC. CHEAP. CALL AFTER _FE ¢297 . Sri : ae eu) ( : t- u43 FE DMS PLYMOUTH 4 DR RAH, Deluxe 4 dr. Ghicltain. Ta 192 RAMBLER: ‘CUSTOM STA- 0a condition dio and heater, « tone tion wagon $245 1048 Orchid 8t di RAMBLER. CLEAN. GOOD | cond New tires & battery, $375 | MA 6-362 , NEW GERMAN DEW “HARDTOP. | demo. discount «0 miles to a gallon FE ¢2507 and FE 44460 SATION WAGONS % Piymouth Sports Suburban ‘$5 Ranch wagon “ Country sedan 34 Ranch Zeon 33 Ranch wag HL RON MOTORS $52 W Huron FE 2-244! $8 SUPER 68 HARDTOP HOCYDAY Olds Cl equip R&H. power steer- white-walis 9 Dass exe eae 1200 8 Hospital antee New muffler, = ill trade 6250 Ra + FAIR CONDI- “48 =PLYMOUTH. tion, truck tires. MY 3 700-17 3-1198 55) BL. ee $1,295 Zdoor sedi one owner car that is eo throughout. NORTH New & Used Trucks iy CHEVROLET. READY TO GO Oukland™ ae Cass : 8AM’s AUTO SALES, 724 Oskiand | | Auto insurance 904 _ CHEV. 1958 BEL AIR V-8 SEDAN. ees nA beautiful two-tone finish, | and heater. spotiess ‘nterior. New Suu cer Sou ees ae 95.000 car appearance Only $295 or your PD. Lincoln 3-8749. Reverse ches. °*! down. East GMAC terms a - For Sale Cars 91. _ Haskins Chev. aes UICK, NEW CONDITION. sais | | SAM" S AUTO SALES, 724 Oakiand Maple 5-901" eres as 1931 BUICK, $5 DOWN. $5 A . WK: a 1951 1051 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL SE- _FE 86051. Dealer. Mt dan 2 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP, p aes eck cones eae tinted glass, power steering. \ Very DESOTO, 1996, 3D00R R_ HARDTOP. clean. Call 4-4183, . Beau car, S. lect con- Pm chivsier aecutire. cor” Tt = BUICK 8UPER RIVIERA HAR ‘ es. MI €2161 top, Loaded with extras. Reason. = day tes, priced Private owner. jase DODGE CORONET, 4 DR | Te. equipped, after § call OR eee lercy, nadie. | "RRO ai iy fer” PORTING Super Riviera Hardtop. Radio, = 2 x! wy heater, white wall ores: Really R CO., OR 3-2436, im beautiful condition NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham can "PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- some? Let us help you pes to some tese expensive model Lake Orion Motor Sales M24 AT CLARKSTON RD FORD — MERCURY MY 2-261) ‘34 Ford 8. 2 ay ae tae CLEAN. EMPTY TRUCK GOING TO ao ida_about Dec. Ist. MA 6-14 FLY BY AIRLINER. CALIFOR: nia, $75; Petersburg, abr Mi fami, se. #1; Honolulu ‘plus tax, Ferry Service, ies i _ 31254. LEAVING WEDNESDA Y AFPTER- noon for Memphis via ie ine _1 or 2 passengers. FE 5-6300. LEAVING FOR YR ARKANSAS, WED. 21st. Call PE 8-3729 after § p.m. dake Rd. rypeicegeey O —s rar ald y trom 6 to 7. | MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY, PAY ‘For | Sale oa like rent and save m it 69 y) known rent receipts Nationally known, = modern late modeis reconditioned PART oEnwast __bep era} rE 2 like new Available on this plan, Pig: REG, BEAGL “ $15 APIECE. 4 _3-7500 borviate, Junipers, Concolor fir, | ace — EXCHANGE : re 33300 CHEAP. $1200 34FT. I DETROIT- et at Crescent Lake’ Rad MA ‘Oxford Trailer Sales OFFERS 10 GOOD USED MOD ERN -TRAILERS ON RENTA SUAn 18T COME 18T SERV " NEW 1957 HOLLYS. (OWNERALS. EL TOUR * BO B AND AKC REG. DACHSHUND F PUPPIES Female. 3290 Baldwin id AKG REG. PAWN FEMALE BOX. | Mer 2338, 2335 Dirte Hwy. | AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP. _ OR _3-1835 nas ORY TO HARRISBURG ILL. LEAVING a night at midnight. FE TRUCK GOING NORTH, PART load, Either way. FE 5-6806» Wanted Used Cars 88 Always Ready to Buy Junked and uséd BACLEY AUTO PARTS rE _5-7218 17 BAGLEY $#T. JUNK CARS AND FURNACES, MY 25 FE 4-4878. ‘See M&M Motor Sales For se doliar on late model Koos ; e Hw OR _3-1603 2627_ ‘Dix “Bud “Shelton Motor Sales Pays top dollar on - models. Cor, Auburn & E. Bly a 4-6728 WTD.: JUNK ¢ ead BCRAP Service call FI >. SHOP iT. . Then Big It Here ~ ae, for. Se -007'8 FE “on ite Xan CARS 1950 BUICK. RADIO & HEATER. Assume’ pay: ioe FORD. 2? DR_R & H_ VERY clean. No rust, $225, EM 3-0117. "60 FORD 6. $125; "47 ST eCuE 875.248 Ww. Yale, After 5 Credit Megr.. 66550. Harold Turner Ford, io4@ BUICK RADIO AND TURN Re Atte 45 Lake "Bright Spot” ae W- CADILLAC ¢ fons ALL POW- . $3,300. Will arrange finance. . AUTO. SUPER MKT. 156 Olds 98 ........$3295 Deluxe Holiday Coupe. Beautiful atone blue loaded, with factory installed extras $5 Buick Super. ... $2295 Hardtop Dynsflow. Radio & Heat- er. Power Steering & Brakes. _W. Wall Tires. ‘ 54 Pontiac Cat... $1395 Hydramatic. eas fo seater Cor- 45 CHEV Vé PG. TRADE FOR | ‘der mode’ and you take over tee Or sell outright. OL CHEV 1957 27 DR. SEDAN. RADIO and heater Original finish. win- terized and ready to go! Today’ _ special - $595 full price. "Make your own terms: Haskins Chev. €751 Dixie Highway at = §-5071 Open nites “til 9 “tH ® MAple al & White. W. Wall Ti 'S2 BUICK - 53 Ford’ Sedan .....$ 695 Super H ar dt op Fordomatic. Radio & Heater. ’52 Pont. Sta. Wgn. $ 795 Hydramatic. Radio & Heater, Ex- cellent Condition. . "51 Mercury Cl. Cee. ‘5 “padio a Hester. FULLY © Ea. 2 - TONE GREY, y $795 dt S. “NAW Orchard Lake at a Ie. TEA > FE 8.0488 radio $95 | EY FORD SALES OA 8-301! ‘M@ PONTIAC EXECUTICE CARS UP TO $900 DISCOUNT PONTIAC RETAIL STORE @ Mt Clemens 8t FE 37117 #@ PONTIAC 2. DR "WITH NEW green. A real sharpie. S095 _battery OR 3-1 "33 PON’ rT VC S45 ulc Chieftair ¢-Door te use & Hydra matic, radin and heater A rea! Special sedan. rad special veiue NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham 1930 PONTIAC ¢ ) TIRES dio bec Olmstead OR 3-1117 1990 PONTIAC CATALINA HARD. TOP Radio & Heater Hydramat- ic W Wail tires No money down assume payments of month Call Credit Mgr Mr Parks Midwest 64550 Harold _Turner Ford, ~ Bud Shelton > | Offers and | liearer, dvn alow, \: Ss engine, low mileage. 91395 02, Line. Hardtop Capri, radio and heater, | isd amiatic. $895 RA- ae “S$ MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES — = Hydre sane | | ‘or oor Dee 211 S. SAGINAW CHEVROLET {Se Cuarrolet bard orp. $16 | 546 000 S. Woodwar iB] Ford Victoria TT. 91208 | ac ins0 FORD Sis 63 DR, RA 1956 Buick R a. a $5 Fong v8 toder os seas dq = o uder : dio & Heater. see aor uic oadmaster |:83 Ford 6 fordor sauces 16 168 4 dr. 62 sedan, radio and paymen of lan pr - 4-Door Riviera ‘82 Cher. Club Coupe ...... $695) 05 hed are month. Cail Creait Mer. r E : “$2 Chevrolet 2 door . $ 505 eater, Nyadramatic, pow- Parks, Mldwest 41500. Harold ull Power “$1 Ford tudor 7338! 6 cauiament _Turner Ford. 1985 Olds super 88, 4-door ~ eres ‘ doo: $295 : juipMent, premium = 1958 : 1 r wntias door a” ! re i ASY F aD D JONES 1954 Seceuaber cupe 30 Ford tudor & pS w ‘wall tires, WIL] 1953 Olds. super 8&8 4-coor Bud Shelion Mostar Sales : aoe 1853 Chev sistion wagon. Sp oy na TOTE 1952 Chev. 4-door Cor Svar ee eee eas 1952 Studebaker COMPANY OFFICIAL CAR «1956 YOUR 1931 Ford Vic Pontiac 960 4 dr Cataine Just are TS a Ford 2 395 395) "49 Dodge 4-Dr. ....$ 175 47 Chevrolet ......$ 115 ‘34 DODGE TON PICKUP: sss ‘30 DODGE. + TON N_ PICKUP. $325 dramatic. W-W tires, all extras i haede mileage _Pric ¢, $1000 MA 5 F ra a1 ( ) | 1952 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE. joss 8 “aoe hardtop. R&H, turn signals, white (? lal sPr Roa Ne aD wall tires, green and black, $445— grr erars ve. $800. FE 42389 after 5 3 to choose -HAUPT. 8? 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News, Toby WPON, Guy Nunn WCAR, News, Al Crane 11:06—WJR, News WJBK, News, George ly aon ora Drake WPON, ade WWJ, Witching Hour Shae News, Rhythm News . CKL' Newa, PON, #:00— Ws News, Happiness oe ee WJBK, News; Kasem 9:30—WJR, Jack Harris "BK, News, George” WXYZ, Mel Allen WCAR, News, Spincrama CKLW, jay David. Club CKLW, Austin Grant, Davies Aw adie Conse WPON, News, Sporis WCAR, Rhythm Roundup WCAR, News, Bob Ailen WJBK. a Se — VPON, ble WPON, Tempo WCAR, Taylor, Al Crane a rt Arthur Godfrey B d Mrs, Burton WPON. News, _ WWJ, NBC Bandstand WxTE. Wond WXYZ, My True Story WCAR, Spores Parade WPON, Tempo, News [Public Attitude ; THE os PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956 ‘eep Video Adult but i in Good T 1,600 Miles to Discover | Singer—and Hospitality By EARL WILSON SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico—We flew down here 1,600 miles tol’ Varies Greatly ‘Fans Accept or Reject Racy Acts on Basis of Star’s Personality } have discovered her in New York a few months. ago about a mile from our apartment. x * * But through her we discovered Puerto Rico's hospitality. Fact is, we have a slight case of Puerto Rican hospitality this min- jute. . By CHARLES DENTON | HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Probably ino element —— the television in- dustry is so roundly cursed, yet ,, so poorly understood, by viewers! as ee Three Extra 00 : ware, eet Se “ww, News” Melee? Weak meet SO peas 1 wae Sekeeee Wee Cc 2 KR. rieigh = a°r WJPK. News! Kasem EP tong am a iM. Por Ulled POR, Tempo, News WCAR, Hows, Spnevame WJBK. ane 330 tafe es Ag en ene 3:00—WJR, Pat Butram rae-m3R Quest; aw | UEOR sergmase | | WEAR Pontiac Nigh Scool| We've "Mckee 7:30 ‘uest; w Tam WJ, Moi Beatty 6:30—WJR, Voice of Agrieit. |! WJR, Arthur Godfrey | WJBK, News, McLeod * CELW, Gabriel Heatter WW). Bob ) coe mone Central Sta. et News alg CKL CKL' Story 13 ouse §:00—WJR, Robt. Q. Lewis eas lis WJBK, News, Reid WWJ, Hilltop House wd, Di t WCAR. News WCAR, News, Lady of Day | WXYZ, News, McKenzie CKLW, Treasury Agent - WPON. Scramble WPON, For Milady CKLW, Eddie Chase a ews; _—_ 7:00—WJR, Ne 11:30—WJR, Music, Miller WJBK oe N, Call the WWJ, News, Bob Maxwell soe colWIR Parade ot of Bands | . o CKLW, Roundy wobRe: News, Reid JBK, News, Tom George! 4:45—CKLW WCAR, Newa, wean, News, Coffee WCAR, News, Bruce Myrtin | 6:60—-WJR. phil “Lenhart wa, w "7 WPON. Armenian Hour WPON, Audioscope WY,” Tatrich, cama 9. 36— son Tonight | 8:.00—WJIR, J: 12:40--WJR, Time for Music fat = neice ww, Ted | “See th ee 3: Paye Elizabeth CKLW. Bob Bey CRLW, Platter, Exp. WHYS. News welt WXYZ, News, Music WIBK. News, McLeod WXYZ. Best Bands CKLW. News, Toby CKLW, Bud ‘Dev oe a oo WJBK, People * WJBK. News, WPON, World News Fie tsa Tem man WPON, WCAR. News, Coffee 12:45—WEYZ, Lady of Charm) *(0,,"5R, Musle He 1¢00—WJR, Symphony $:36—WJR_ Music Hall } m ie 1 at ll Wendy Warren XYZ, News, McKenz WWJ. News, Martens Ww Fred Wolf . WWJ, Rese Mulholland WJBK, Mc WXYZ, Worth Living CELW, Pontiac Baptist Ch. WXYZ, Wenderland « WPON, Tempo, News WXYZ, ah CKLW, B 7 WPON, | Tube, News 06—WIR, News, Weather w WCAR, News, Coffes WPON, Scramble weve rs i ew 4, oi a CKLW, — for Day WPON, inly for Milady WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—WJR, Jack White 3 WPON, Tem 4:30— WIR, "Music Hall ww, Jim Deland WJBK, a. -- Today's Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed In this column are subject to change without notice. ~ Channel 4—WWs-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—-CKEW-TV— 1.28 & 9: TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS man. .(2) (Color). The Red Skel-| :00—(7) Superman. “King for a Day.” (9) Family Theater.| ton Show. ® 10:00—(7) Star-. Bowling. (9) Mys- “Mexicali Rose,” with Gene! Autry. (4) News. 15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News. i | 20—(4) Box Four. | t 25—{2) TV Weatherman. so — (7) Star ‘“Frail's End.” ’ Forbidden Cargo.” -96—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ottie.! 19) Abbott and Costello in “Bar- ber Lou.”* (4) Rosemary Clooney. French singing star Robert) Clarey visits Rosmary and the Hi-Lo’s. (2) The Man Called X.! Barry Sullivan. 15—(7) News Trail.” (9) Million Dollar Movie Claudette Colbert, Don Ameche,| in “Guest Wife.’ (4) «Color) Jonathan Winters. Comedy Gisele MacKenzie, guest. (2) oe That Tune. :45—i4) News. :o0— (4) (? ] The Big Surprise Phil Silvers Show. Bilko’s Pla- man’s Sister.’ Performance.” (4) Traffic Court. | Broderick cueies in “Revenge i?) Sheena, Queer of t Jungte 7 Killing."' * 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (3) National 11: 26—12) -39—(7) Cheyenne. ' ‘The Mustang. L:%5—(2) tion. ' 10: 30—(4) abe Men. 11:10—(9) Weathervane. — Hh t- Good Neighbor Theater= tery Theater. “The Purple V.”| American with information for the allies tries to escape the Gestapo. (2) The $64,000 Ques- “Princely Pauper.” Highw: ay Patrol. News. (4) News. (2) News. Brian Aherne, Kay Francis in “The Man-Who Lost Himself.” (4) Town and Country. (2) Miss' Fairweather. Les Paul and Mary Ford pelggenl Connolly, Onslow Stevens| “Those High Grey Walls.” at: polis Thirty Minute Theater. Frank Lovejoy in Eye.” (4) Tonight. Variety with Ernie Koracs. WEDNESDAY MORNING Farm Report. | 30—(7) Wyatt Earp. (4) (Color). 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. Noah's Ark. Noah, Sam, Liz be- 7:00—(2) Good Morning. (4) Today. come attached to chimpanzee in! ane Foundling. (2) The Broth- 7: 55—(2) Weather. te (7) Broken Arrow. Army scout in * team in Indian! Kangaroo. brave is torn between loyalty to 8: 30—(7) Wixie Wonderland. his brother and desire to serve as 8: 55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. ‘Hermano.” (9) 9:00—(4) Romper Room. Guy ‘Lombardo. (4) Jane Wyman 9:45—(2) News, Weather Show. Husband and wife carnival 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. . “The Marked Bullet.” 1¢:00—(2) The Garry Moore Show. (7) The Big Show. :00—(4) Today. (2) Captain’ 5. (2) Herb Shriner Show. Les Paul, | (4) Ding Dong School. (7) Story Mary Ford, Vincent Price, guest. 30—(7) tries to make son's bride re Studio Theater. Father-in-law 10:30—(2) Arthur (4) Bandstand. (7) cmeater T. semble deceased wife in “Wom-'11:00—(4) Home. an Work,” starring Walter Bren- 11:25—(4) nan, Mary Murphy. (9) Pick the | troit. Stars. (4) Aluminum Hour. “The 11:30—(2) Rag Jungle,” starring Paul New-| (7) Robin and Rickey. 1 SS tty 7 fee ie 8 star 13 Ini carstice 14 = is 16 she “. mee the ——e 17 Social insect i 18 Behold: e 20 Powerful a 31 2) Affirmative reply 25 Poottike part 26 Greek letter 28 Wanderer a Mineral rock 3 9 Lettuce $8 Unwilling DOWN 1 2 3 4 5 Note across | notion - throughout explosive 2 Roman bronse i 2 Decay ®hort-napped f of Yor! has Anetrelasian pepper Amphitheater pana hame " 1 bird @ Hammer er partes Verbal 4 Diminutive of % freiae elt; Cid ear t ¥ plan 36 Mental. ” fab) attitude 80 Cc 1 ard * $1 Streets (abd) 38 Subdue $3 Bulgarian coin 3" \ 54 Holy Roman 41 Band leader’. Chi (ab. 3 DAY SALE While They Last LEWYT SPECIAL VACUUM CLEANER . Now you can have tale pow yeh, thet smooth! vs, ne Taeting! Swivels for effort~ less to wall, ceiling to baseboard cleaning. any thousands like it wailed as nae 1:30—(4) 1 200-12) 2: 38—(2) “Deceiying 4:00—(4) Queen For a Day. ‘Should be protected by Salk vac-, cine before the polio season be- | en next year. Sperry, 50, of Port Huron, died Monday of injuries suffered in a itwo-car crash on U.S. 25 bypass near Port Huron Sunday night. Sperry's 8-year-old son, Eugene, was reported in poor condition and four others were injured less se riously. ‘President, began the practice of llaw at the age of 19 and was lelected to the Virginia state legis- lature when he was only 21 cea 1 4 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic! an Dough. (7) 12 o'clock. Comics. (9) Ballad of the West. | -viticigm for remarks which might. 12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Chil- (bring a fiéod of protests to a dren of Germany. 12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. pimself as a dealer in barbed or (4) It Could Be You. (7) The Erwins. (9) Telescope. 12:45—(2) The Guiding Light. 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie. Ruggles. (7) My Little Marzie. (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. Mystery Matinee. (7) Our Miss Brooks. _ (4) Hollywood Story. (7) Lady of rm. House (4) nessee Ernie. Party. 2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. Nightwatch Theater. '3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. * (4)) Matinee Theater. (Color). (7), Afternoon Film Festival. (9) Fun. With Food. 30—(2) Bob Crosby. iv. Justice Colt. (2) The Brighter: Day. ‘ 4:15—(2) The Secret Storm. toon stumped for date for “Dobe- © S0—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's 4:55 (2) The Edge of Night. (7) Ramar of the Jungle. '4:45—(4) Modern Romances. $:00—(4) I Married Joan. (2) The after the children have gone. Early Show. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 5:30—(4) Gene Autry. | | Parents Warned About Diphtheria DETROIT (INS)—Detroit Health Godfrey Show. bggerserrtes Dr. Joseph G. Mol- 3+ pace and minority groups offer! lare four times the 1955 level,’ Home's Window ~ De- Warned parents today against com- jeacemey on et "four deaths is year ‘as compared controlled absolutely, of course, is. ‘with 1§ cases and one death last year, declaring diphtheria totals. Dr. Molner said: “Although we still do not regard this as an epidemic, the situation! is threatening. The current out- breakf of cases is so far confined to areas within the city where pro- tection rates are lowest. “However, disease could j ispill over into other neighborhoods | where the immunity of the chil-| dren has not been adequately main-. itained.”’ The Health Commission also said| j ‘that now is the time for first polio | . ‘shots. He said everyone from one to 30) j creh Kills Father PORT HURON ® — Russell E.’ John Tyler who became the 10th ‘bad taste from one person in one| | situation, may be acceptable from Ten. ; (9) Howdy. (9)! 7 Bouncing off one of Cap- __The prevaling impression seems tain Eddie Rickenbacker’s | to be that the networks employ! 4) Par i g birds, which has zipped jcorps of bi black-sulted| us down here in 5 heurs 45 'men who skulk behind doors wait-| minutes, we were rushed to |ing for something more mature} hen “The Mickey Mouse Club” to, @ s0vernment-operated bar, where free hospitality in daiquiri glasses was forced down our esophagi while we waited for our bags. Tickets entitling us to more free hospitality served in co- coanuts were handed to us when we wafted into the ; Actually the censors are | guided in their scissoring not by | any mania for turning the na- | tion into a group of puritanical | adolescents nor by the outcries | of the inevitable moral uplift . bu three relatively | ppegee el tions: , : Caribe-Hilton. |. “Meet Senor Rodriguez,” The accepted standards of good; isomebody said. Rodriguez ts 1 i i tast i ss | The reactions Votithe viewers/ like Jones up home. Keeping ANAMORENA | themselves. ‘up with the Rodriguezes can be | The — wetes gruelling. | j ° | = “Puerto Ricans never do anything fast,”-el senor. said. Din-| | | The first is the toughest to deai ner was around 10 or 11. Before dinner there was two hours of _with because it varies with the | hospitality. \times and with the whims of oe public and because what may be! ey ered. ‘from?’ ” she told the audience. “I no from Brewkleen. I could speak much batter Eng- lish, but my manager won't let me. No oxcent, no job!” She's great. She'd sung recently in New York, in Dallas and ‘Houston—and she has a husband, Ray Le Nobel, a Chicago 'furrier. “Is he rich, I hope?” I asked innocently. “No,” she answered, “but he has lots of furs.” ! © ‘ * * * Elvis Presley's writhings on @ Puerto Rico’s making a big bid for tourists and I’m an en- ‘Milton Berle show caused a stor™ thysiast already. Actress Martha Sleeper, who dropped in a. of disapproval, but when he did roy years ago, decided to stay. Puerto Rico has rock 'n’ roll, ee oa icane ee pronounced “rockuhraw.” El Senor Rodriguez gave a party and when we asked if we could bring 12 more people elong he cause he had established his char. Said, Sure, we'll just put a little more water in the soup.” You! acter, and it had been accrpted..\have to enjoy people like that. Dinah Shere singing “What? THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | ever Lola Wants Lola ets” drew complaints from viewers, not because there was anything wrong with the song or because her interpretation was in any way off color, but simply be- cause it was out of character for the sweet Miss Shore. Sunday audiences are much more prone to register complaints victim ... The premiere of the Eddie Fisher-Debbie Reynolds |about real or imaginary sugzes- ‘fm wi} Ibe held at Grossinger’s Dec. 3. . . H'wood duo: Fran- tiveness in shows than are week- -n4¢ Tone and Susan Hayward ... French authoress Fran- i ggasi a = ee given coise Sagan long-distanced her boy friend in Paris for 20 min- : utes. 'shows so that they will come on |another in another situation. REPUTATION FACTOR 2 Groucho Marx, Bob Hope or Red Skelton, for example, can escape | 'eomedian who had not established suggestive ee said, “I'll play your life but I'll be darned if I'll lead it!” The Duke of Windsor is a backer of Walter Slezak’'s show, “First. Gentleman,” about King George 1V... Leonard Hall's being urged to run for Governor against Harriman in °58; he'd rather be Postmaster General. EARL'S PEARLS Hard to believe, but once you could enter a lunch room and for a quarter get two ham- burgers, coffee and a pretty decent overcoat. —H. C. Diefenbach, Dayton. WISH I'D SAID THAT: It’s Sammy Kaye's definition of 2 'B'way lush: “You've heard of Alcoholics Anonymous? He's alcoholic AND anonymous.” protesting. to their beds. If a given word. situation or ' gesture actually belongs in a show, | jit is usually considered acceptable | _by the censors. But if it is offered | ' solely for its sensationalism or \ shock value, it is unacceptable. MORE TICKLISH Although many apparently con- sider censorship and sex synon- unless he has his favorite lucky horseshoe in his glove . . ymous, the truth its that questions That’s earl, brother. pe PE, ticklish (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) problems. * * The one thing that éannot be To Learn Responsibility the slip of the tongue, or some- _ thing else, before the cameras. | ‘Youth Exiled to Farm 'As long ~ Raich —_ ar: | DETROIT w—The 16-year-old’ | what you do no one will get hurt,”’ errors will ¢ son of a Grosse Pointe manufac- Judge Kaufman told the boy. One of the most celebrated turer, described as a “spoiled -..tavbe the discipline of farm life was Lloyd Bridges’ burst of overgrown boy.” has been exiled profanity in a tensely dramatic to a farm in hope the serene coun-| scene. Another was the well- try life will curb his liking for responsibility.” known comedian who left a \dangerous pranks. strategic tipper disastrously, un- Juvenile Court Judge Nathan J. zippered. iKaufman yesterday ordered that! “But I think the public is be-/the youngster live on the — coming much more broadminded,”| near Grayling until “you acquire 5 N “'The|a sense of responsibility.” [pascal ae cine with His name was withheld by the ba who pleaded guilty Nov. 13) court. o thé breakin Oct. 13 of a Pon- [the view. for aenpploceree car! Listed as ‘“‘the ‘terror’ of his ting’ rocery more. ee sentenced | language good ason for it. fashionable neighborhood, the boy there is a = s waa wiheene gods) kee “The quetio is the same as it/™an for throwing ether in the eyes is in all phases of our work—is Of Francis LaGrossa, 16. Hy isaid he did it as a ‘‘joke. é ace An eye specialist treated fia Grossa for several days S nis {sight suffered no permanent/dam- . LaGrossa's parents — Gets Probation Term for Store Breakin Arthur’ Henry, 34, of 76% Hess. } | payment of $100 court costs ‘by Oakland County Circuit aa H. Russel Holland. Henry reportedly took ccveeall Answer te Previous Purzie Recipients of Radar Include Willow Run [had forgiven their son's t or| Fo ERES] AES and asked Judge Ka’ not to} Fete Primi errrstet ivi DETROIT «Willow Run Alr-lpunish him severely. . FIRES ile Initial igle! port near Detroit and 22 other “I admire your fo he spirit,” ae if fae elit iL. ‘hout the nation are Py : EL SIRIAISE AAlHiS. airfields throug the judge said, ‘‘but’I must think 3 dea IO scheduled to receive long-range! of society, too.” f } radar facilities under a nine mil-| The judge agreed to let the boy lion dollar contract awarded by| oo jo the farm by a friend the civil aeronautics administra-j of his father’s. tion to the Raytheon Manufactur-| «You are led overgrown ing Co., Waltham, Mass. boy who t nks that no matter INE JEINIGIAIGIE) eres AIM TIN) CIOIN|F mle lSlole eiaisit) [Plone SlelAis] [AINielW. | GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Ex-vaudevillian Henry Dunn (of Cross & Dunn) is a polio catholic yesterday to two years’ probation } bottles of whiskey from the store. | MSU Coeds’ Ailment Remains Unexplained EAST LANSING. (INS): — Lansing Medical authorities today re still unable to vee a S State University cuore oa Se | ail but two of the girls were re-| discover an Argentinian singer named Anamorena. We could jeased from the hospital yesterday. However, two later were readmit- ted for further treatment. The illness forced college authori- Dec. 1, hospital Friday night after com-) plaining of nausea and stomach Port commission, — Prof’ Contemp! Case | | Detroit ‘ising ° =Port Expansion $55 Million Program Would Ready Facilities ~_ _for Seaway Opening DETROIT Plans for a 55 mil- ties to postpone the sorority rush- }jon dollar expansion program that ing season until the weekend of would quadruple Detroit's port fa- icilities are under consideration by The coeds were admitted to the the Port “af, Detroit Commission. Carlis J. Stettin, director of the told city and county officials yesterday the pro- May Be Ended Today The federal court trial of a Mich- contempt of Congress was > Judge W. Wallace Kent. To posed facilities would previde space to handle 15 ships at a time. Present_privately-woned docks | ean handle. only five ships, he said, and will be entirely inade- quate to handle the rush of | ping expected with the opening ~ the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1949.5, He proposed 5,600 feet of dock on ligan educator charged with alleged Detroit's east side waterfront be- ex- tween the Belle Isle Bridge and ‘pected to conclude today before Joseph Campau, and another 1,270 feet on the side between west The defense for Horace Chand- Grand Boulevard and Clark. ler Davis, former University of. Although built with public mon- 'Michigan mathematics instructor ey, the port director said, the fa- icharged with a 26-count indictment, Cilities would be leased to private ‘sought dismissal of the indict- oes once Ca ucted, ‘ment. Judge Kent idenied a similar request. twice has Davis was indicted by a federal grand jury after he refused to American activities jury, opened yesterday. {answer 26 questions put to him by ‘Then came shapely Anamorena, brunette and snapping- a subcommittee of the house un- committee | . BALTIMORE (®—The Glenn L. “Everybody saze-to me, ‘Kitt, which part Brewkleen you: ry met May 10, 1954, in Lan- yy, 4in Co. has formed a sub- ‘after defense attorney Philip A. | Wittenberg of New York moved owned by the aircraft company, the court dismiss the indictment ‘Judge Kent jiteebete Ss motion until today. Swiss Standstill - Pays Tribute To Develop Markets for Nuclear Systems $i postponed hearing George B. Shaw, sidiary company to explore and "The criminal trial, held without develop world markets for nucle- - ar-powered It was recessed late in the day systems. electrical generating - The new company, entirely Martin International. vice president called in charge of procurement for the parent firm, was named president of the subsidiary. The company announced that preliminary discussions have been held with both uprivate and gov- ernment sources in the Domihican to Pighters Republic, Cuba and Brazil. GENEVA (P—Swiss. stood at, Air-India International, " Jeading Noon today in three minutes’ silent girjine will buy three Boeing jet homage to the freedom fighters of Hungary. Throughout the country, stations interrupted — pr |grams. * demonstration , committee and Protestant chure men. Churches of all denomin The with a . traffic Jerry Lewis, making a deal to do George Jessel's life story, came to a standstill and pedestri- televisio (television): globus atom- 'ans stood silently, Postoffices and j¢ displod (at bomb) ‘other public offices closed. Radio, aie Vi Gepiocens (Stour Ltd originated. of Roman he’ to tions throughout the country rang their bells for five minutes launch the silent period. | * * ° # i A few drivers in Geneva and |Zurich tried to ignore the stand- istill but did not get far. The ‘roads were completely jammed. | The demonstration j tions, generally !was ignored in the Palace of Na-! European headquarters of the United Nations. But Sir Guild-. ‘haume Myrddin-Evans of Britain, chairman of the International La- Bill Hayes heard of a very superstitious boxer—won't fight announced he would adjourn the .|gpoup’s theeting to permit those 4 wishing to do so to observe the 4 silence. Soviet Delegate Amasasp 4 | Arutiunian protested angrily, de-'4 scribing the .adjournment as a4 prooncstin " The Briton ignored! Delay Sentencing The sentencing of Stephen a Secora, 319 Orchard Lake Ave., 'bor Organization governing body, aircralf. ( Latin is being modernized — manufriati reticuli ludus bey ', 1* TV Home See Us for * TV Sales and Service * Portable TV * Do-It-Yourself Tube Tester * Color TV * Appliances Demonstration HAMPTON ELECTRIC 825 W. Huron «FE 4-2525 who pleaded guilty to obstructing a. city sidewalk with dirt, was put jwill help you acquire a sense of over today until Dec. 4 by Munici- ipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum. DON’S Shoe Service 234 E. PIKE ST. 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Canada Studies Ways to Live and Work Extreme Cold Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street r Phone FE 4-6842 | “Better Things in Sight” Open Friday Evenings _ OTTAWA (®#—Development and defense of Canada's frigid North ‘is being worked out by a group) + of Canadian scientists tackling problems created by subzero tem- FLYING PLATFORM—A plaster i peratures. pilot rides a — of the U: Their work ranges from the de- Sa a pence onocrtege HOme Electrician “> ity Gets Teachers’ Program How to Reduce Painful ‘ : iy ae original. merrenes et net design of buildings and clothing CA] s Hi-Fi eee ? iw ss E. ” , _ ad ity i : ss mses iS Ls wos Pie i= —_ Se SESE saint : : pas Ls — (Advertisement) (Advertisement) ee ee ae! pe ese papenreiniaaenaaielpseensemee te version hon — necessary to enable men to liv . e inste: P e | nai i | big eee anes nd work in extremely low tem: H igh Fi Inance Michigan State University opens every five-day weeks assigned to)scattering of\small groups to vari- pre coats ra sage . me i ~ peratures | |its seventh resident center for stu- the ‘eooperating teacher in thejous cities in the state. This puts | we ng 0 : 1 y @ in the ap * * «& | SAULT STE. MARIE — Ken dent teachers in Pontiac beginning|classroom assisting the teacher them out in approximate groups of propriate direction. | Most of the research is centered Slater can let his hi-fi set blast with winter term the first week in and taking charge of certain ac-/25 to a center per term and gives, ‘in three divisions here of the Na- &8Way now at its ear-shattering January. * |tivities and courses, ia chance for these teacher educa-| —with home medication ‘Willys jeeps soon will be ®S- tional Research Counctt--mechan.{ Best. He's got the house shored up} “To open the program in Pontiac,; The fifth day sot the-week, -Fri-, tion graduates to have better ex-| ; _4 sembled and distributed in Bogota, ical engineering, biology and, With concrete to withstand the vi- 96 student teachers from MSU will day. will be spent with the other Perience in a working teacher sitt-) 1) pocror’s TESTS, NEW STAINLESS FORMULA WITH _ Colombia. |building research. Experiments al- | bration. icome to the city for 11 weeks to'studént teachers in a job seminar. ation, | AMAZING ANESTHETIC —— STOPS PAIN INSTANTLY? | ready have solved many problems | Slater, who lives at nearby Hul- get their fina] teaching practice be-|The group will meet with Dr. Ward ‘The situation is not at all un-) An amazing new, stainless ‘This remarkable formula come il | One recent development is a bert, has been adding to and im-ifore they become full-fledged and various consultants, from the tike the first teaching situation the} d has been wr esvaleped to trent bines 6 medically-proved ingre- = ; | special oi, which can be used to proving his high fidelity _radio-.teachers in a school system, _ county, city and campus. \. _new teachers will run across,” he, 1? forture of en gor a ne ore —_ von i mee aes tcaie ae at _tempera- phonograph over a period of Heading the program locally is STUDY WORK PROGRAM = “#4. | ee eel fener eaeration. This amasing vylond itures as low as 65 degrees below) months. ‘Dr. Ted Ward of Oneida road, who, “| Other resident centers in the testa prove 3 it. stance has a remarkable anesthetic zero. He r tly talled ht- | During the 11 weeks they are ee Pa clinical studies, Pazo action that stops pain and itching |_ He recently insta an eight- is associated with the Michiganjpere the 26 w 4., State are located in Grand Rapids, y. gees The biology division is conduct-| f ker "bet the base- here, the 26 will also do community 7“, . con ht bog di internal and ex~ instantly! You get ins’ pain re a ‘oot speaker ween the base-|state Department,-of Education. study work to become acquainted ttle Creek, St. Joseph-Benton retin felief! Instant relief for reliefahile the medication goes to ing an extensive research Pro- ment-floor joists and cut a hole.and works with the local Board of ‘Harbor, Niles-Dowagiac-Buchanan,| patient after patient! work reducing swelling , and pro- |gram to find a method to permit|/in the living room floor so the Equcation. ‘with the community thus obtaining’ nd Bi h | - Many who suffered — moting healing ts guaran- ‘commercial production of frozen| pass notes could come up unhin- | ‘a better perspective of its school | . irmaingham. | for years now enjo ‘ort! teed or money 7 tetenaed maker. . concentrated milk to be marketed, dered. He works with the board in set-|system,”” Dr, Ward added. = - | No other preparation offers sacks such — Get new stainless Pasos. Wout like frozen soups. Whee ke tawed # on_beom! ‘ting up the center, finding housing, “Michigan State University pie The King David Hotel in Jeru- we oe a) ae sais Dothan. = ee oeark This division has also discovered Sige 8 darounhout the house for the students, arranging coop-/neered this resident center move- ‘salem, Israel, reports that it is Kesatlecs x4 tone A mpoedlis reson | So2, easy to use. Oint- why some frozen turkeys and oth-|.can to vibrate. pikes clattered rane teachers from the schools nient,"" Dr, Ward explained, “be-|adding a bar, grill, barber and| derfulnewstainless Pazo! ment also available, er fowl are so tough. Extensive to.aid the novices and choosing the |lieving it an improvement over the'beauty shop. Trademark of Grove Laboratories, Inc. Olatment and Suppestterias, lin the cupboards and pictures fell tests show that the meat of fowl] i the walls. ‘schools where the students will will be tender only if the bird, is iteach, so —_— s , not frozen until it has been dead|! could use two 30-watt ampijfiers) cee - : > 24 hours wre iat he eran” ror cements tod me oe! SAO MON., FRI. and SAT NIGHTS , Slater said. ‘I had concrete pil- ondary schools in Pontiac will be ad mace ~ . The mechanical engineering di- : vision operates two cold rooms in|!@rs installed beneath the floor recipients of the first batch of stu- which the temperature can _ be joists so it could take the strain. (dent teachers. “But it worked out fine—I found) To inaugurate their session in Sears . dropped to 70 degrees below zero. . | |Work now is in progress on meth- I could use two 30-watte amplifiers) Pontiac, the 26 will come to Pon- jods to enable ground radar in- | and a separate pre-amplifier to tjac for an Introduction Day Dec. |stallations in the arctic to shed| Service the system and a variable | 3. They will meet local school ad-| i M D 4 Vv E at : N T FS 44) € audio-crossover | ne jice. Experiments are also being| # | ministrators at 10 a.m. at Madison, | made on de-t ike eauipcaeat! St “Come to think of it, hi-fi might! Junior High School, and then prin- - 5 laircraft and helicopters and to 4% well mean high finance by the cinals of the schools where they EIR eRootf to Basement «Fre to Rear elnside and Out prevent jet engines from accumul-| me I get through.” will be stationed will take them) ; ‘ating ice. iback to the schools to get acquaint: | man | | Land vehicles are being tested Deer Hun ers US ed | | ‘to see how they act under arctic t R h - | ‘conditions, This includes the de- i The program ts planned to | | | benefit beth the students who will | \velopment of new brake fluids. cE { h | t Fj h = pa greases and fuel systems. 0 a C a € 1S | tearn teaching in = ee, munity situation,” Dr. Ward ope ° FEES ES OS A said, “a the local school sys- Railing Kits Offered | NEW BERRY i — Deer hunters jn oe will =a to judge | tare rushing to buy fishing licenses. Z 7 7a GeErRa . . : the quality of a teacher with an | WASHINGTON, Iowa — An iron, The rush got under way in the 4. toward future employment |hand-railing kit in do-it-yourself Upper Peninsula after a big late’ : ; 4 ‘form is now being made by a season run of perch was reported | “We are very pleased with the Washington firm. The rails are pre- at the mouth of the Tahquamenon cooperation and enthusiasm of the \packaged in lengths of 3 feet, 34% River local teachers, Over one-third of ifeet, and 4 feet. Installation re- At the same time, rainbow trout the teachers have volunteered in a quires only bolting together and were reported plentiful in the Two/eooperating capacity to aid and '' | painting. The installafion ig said Hearted River in northern Luce supervise the practice teachers,” “y [to cost 40 to 50 per cent less than County, This is one of the trout) ‘Dr. Ward continued. "a custom job. istreams now open to fishing. The students will spend four of e ‘ : - a. r Includes 5-Ft. 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