“sz THE PONTIAC PRESS — & A —— rn — en = - wn —— ———— ara — 118th YEAR * %&& * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, W EDN ESDAY, DEC EMBER 14, 1955 36 PAGES | ARSOCIATED PRESS UNITED Puzas PHOTOS 7 - _ & Higgins Wants to Double Turnpike Leng Ld A Small Fry Concerned With an ‘Important Visit T §. Hits Reds "Charges Beate” Tactics Ohio. Mackinac . THERE HE 1S! — About this time each year younger citizens ~s . An ti -Parking Lot Petitions must visit at least one store to see if a certain fellow is still hale and hearty. Here Nancy Ellenwood, 3, of 902 Otter Ave. ‘at left) for Destroying Scored by Commissioner Route Favored talks to an old friend. Below, Michael Simon, 3, of 3144 S. York St., | and Barbara Jean Stott, 4, of 7940 Dunning Rd., wistfully await their Commissioner JonnvAu Dugann (District 1s) said last b MTA H d turn. aad U. N. Package inight that some citizens were being scared into signing y Cd - petitions being circulated in the city in opposition to | Soviet Vetoes 15 Bids a $600,000 municipal parking program, because of fear a d Piel Project for Membership After of increased taxes if the program goes through. 2 educe interes China Rejects One | Dugan told the City Commission at its meeting that--O9 Bond Issue ‘the petitions were misleading the public eee of a UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. notice attached to the peti-¢* A ae a? pitas pi (INS)—The U. S. blamed tions saying that the park-' than _ e eng ° the Russia today for wrecking ing program “could mean Elected ey be —s ed with a barrage of 15 vetoes additional taxes” if ap- is Bee ps aostune h U.N. membership for as proved. it ate : gis ie when many free nations. Because of this fear of a convenes in) sanuatry, The Soviet Union pinned tax boost, Dugar said the (Chairman of the Michigan the blame on the U.S. and Petitioners would have no \Turnpike Authority George trouble in getting people to \N. Higgins said today. on Nationalist China, which sign. | The MTA head also com- vetoed Outer Mongolia after “Tris th me old story,’’ Dugan : esa imented on a Detroit Com- adding, South Korea and declared “The special _ interest | \Viet Nam to a “package” 8oup trying to block a program jmon Council resolution luti t d p 18 free of this kind knows very well the |passed yesterday, saying it Ireso ution to aam program will not raise taxes be- does not meanithe! Council: nations and five Red satel- cause it is be ing financed by a NANCY “and a pe girl's suit.” g lites. bond issue.’ is definitely - against the a . | Sharp disappointment and re- “Lam not opposed to elections | 'turnpike project. San ta Real] Does Exist | -percussions on local Communist and I am sure if Pare matter Higgins said he will pro- parties were indicated by the chief comes to the vote of the people, | | . Y 4 j- victims of the Soviet vetoes — it will pass.” he. said. ; pose starting the turnpike ‘at the south state line near Toledo and running it north Press Reporter Discovers __ ‘... 5. : among them Japan, Haly. Austria.. Dugan went on to say that no : and, Portugal and privz or 1 BARBARA AND MICHAEL . . . “She wants a dolly” | ies Pestana UES a petnate cones sorutee taanincres Tas . ee aeer . | e Straits of Mackinac. By BURDETT C. STODDARD The barrage of Russian vetors @ Stowing city like Pontiac de-) ; | The route as now laid out starts : . ; 7 . 8 Pe ds. : This wasn't supposed to be a Serious story. Otto hn Faces He Missed Santa; cust te [the [Becurity Count i= Maver William W. Donaldson and I was assigned to invade a local department store the membership issue stacked pe *t Rockwoodr about 22 miles nerth gn partme So Santa Visits wp SiRavinl (tcal even tho! past Commissioner Harry W. Lutz (Dis- Ghonge kK. ZIMMERMAN of the Michigan-Ohio line and cov- with a photographer and get some shots of youngsters. trict 7) both agreed with Dugan ers 113 miles past Detroit, Pontiac ten years of 75, each aimed at ° ° ° R ; that those signing the petitions! Pontiac Manufacturers Associa--and Flint to Saginaw. talking to Santa Claus. Him In Hospital | Rtock ing |e wi of nell councll vere being scared into doing so tion elected George K. Zimmer- ay. gy ; After interviews with the Kiddies, a bright, amusing [TEQSOM MANGE | racise, wie use yoqr ot) Sete oe rant oe taped Meigs, ined Wy thejman, ce praden of Pmie)«al Geren sh cs = ts ae Ss. WH—Six ) as F \Warnish C - story was expected. It didn't work out that way. ohne Nehenes hada epectel vinit [caste lter msasborehip [ES GI ee Gr . {Varnish Co.. president at the an-) ge oaics ts 957 malles. yt spec $ On Dec. 1, a group of property nual meeting Tuesday evening. He Assignment bound, we walked midst the “madding German Law Dictates from Santa Claus in his noapitall Nationalist China's veto was her owners, interested citizens and succeeds Robert M. Critchfield, Higgins explained the enlarged ~~~ * throng” of scvrrying shop- Accusations Be Given ™™ yesterday ‘because he was/first. It came as no surprise, |parking operators began circulat-| general manager of Pontiac Motor Plan would allow the MTA to sell he petitions voicing opposition! pjyisi |revenue bonds to finance the proj- s on Huron and Saginaw struck by a car as he ran to see although dire warnings were,ing the pe ve: ; ie oie aa as cease Within 48 Hours Samia inet Saturday (bruited about in recent days that to the financial magnitude of the) Other officers for the coming ¢ct at a lower interest rate. “We ISCUSSION es j Sant: m - ‘such an act would be “suicide” Program. |year are Philip J. Monaghan, vice could get the rate down from about Their bubbling voices res Poo nta was calling at a play-i15- the Formosa regime. Sam 1. Stolorow, spokesman | president; Thomas Mair, treas- 3.5 per cent to 3 per cent or even echoed statements like: ground and as Johnny darted an immediate consequence of the, fer the group, said the group be- (ees and James F. Spence, sec- ower and effect a considerable | “My sister would just be Security Chief Dr. Otto John faced across a street he was siruck down. results was twofold: lieved that the issue involved a | retary. Zimmerman, Monaghan S@Ving.” he explained. 0 uo! | ati crazy over that sweater!) {Tt ason charges teday. ‘He-suffered a skull fracture and! 1. All leading delegates con- great deal of money, and in the and Russell Dostal were reelected ‘This would mean that the sec- “That tie would look marvelous! The man who told a story Of token leg. ‘demned the Séviet resort to the future weulg invelyve even a (directors. Holdover directors are uon ene pappaag: already stud- .. on John, but he's dead set against being drugged, kidnaped, and kept. 4, - ... {veto on the other “package” appli- &reater amount. Critehfield, David H. Gerhard, ackecus ie. aun ole Commissioner Cooley, wearing flower patterns” virtually a'prisoner for nearly 17 ay arog cae tary pal cants in retaliation for the barring At last week's City Commission’ and Robert 8. Nelson. sarah Toke Teectinat cl a rter I think I'll pick up a dozen of . ‘ jot pl Mongolia. meeting, a notice of intent to circu- - overall Asks Cha Change ,.,,.. rubber cigars for the boys f= aa 1 | teimgs he said when be came to | late referendum petitions bearing jturnpike. &' ys. f Sunda . There was talk of a special Planning has advanced to the to Allow Additive lat the office.” | , rn oe wat Be pty \!71 signatures was presented to UMMAPPY an | da e her , Missed seeing Santa." seeing session of the Assembly | stage where construction of the Here were people happily spend- | "ss te) deel again with) the entire (0 Clerk Ada R. Evans ‘ing hard-earned money on not only; their immediate family, but rela-| lives, friends, co-workers and even) The matter of fluoridation of the city's water supply to decrease tooth decay, has been brought to!-that newsboy who brings the pa-| | Santa heard about it and called membership issue and to debate | In order for the issue to appear Switches fo GOP a eer eee 4s on Johnny with a sample of what the position of Natienalist China on a public election ballot, the Paacteall x. ; > 8 ‘ 0 ent | will hae the nee! Cristrmes | GIN, petitions must contain 10 per c of registered voters (37.530 as of BALTIMORE \—A Baltimore The Legislature, he explained, | Johnny told him he'd like a truck i . 7 : A ie One drawback to a debate on aug 1) and be submitted before a grocer who has sought public has enly approved a toll read the City eae ances “ Lo0d pel tea but really is - While at the hospital, Santa China in April lies in the. fact that Aa of Dec. 28 office four times as a Democrat between moaeeea and Saginaw the result of a move by Commis ¢ |Stopped in to see seven other chil- it would come in a presidential’ City Manager Walter K, Willman has switched to the Republican) and weuld have to authorize any sioner Roy V. Cooley. This—in a money-mad age of | | dren in the pediatric ward. jelection year and therefore U. S.\ said in order to run a special elec. Ucket in an attempt to change his expansion of the project. Dr. Cooley (Dist. 1) told the Com- “the Smiths got a new rug so | : | policy y moves in the U. N. would tion on the issue it would cost the luc k. The entire project trom Ohio to mission at last night S Meeting that we hetter get one too’'—is a Won- i ® e be made difficult city approximatety $6.000 “I was never able fo get any he Straits could be completed in due to increased publicity on the. spt at a) ett attend Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge The ordinance, which would pro- Support from the big boys uptown init four years, Higgins asserted. ; thing. Jr.. angry and bitter over the re- vide for 624 added 3-cent-an-hour ‘48 a Democrat) so maybe I'll He stressed that the state would controversial topic and in order ©) Selfish thoughts were brushed | |: sult of the balloting, sharply as- parking spaces at four downtown able fo get some support as 8! (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) meet any spring election deadlines,’ aside when we entered the store, i sailed Soviet Delegate Arkady A. |locations, was adopted unanimously sae an,” said Harry D. , one: the matter should be discussed af} (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) ‘Sobolev for his round of vetoes by the City Commission Noy, 22.|\emper : ° this time. —_+____—_- Can Be Swell and charges against the U. _ [Tees ON eat Cees for Christmas Order 5 yo n The voters of Pontian rejected Cloudy and Colder | ase Se Rasa Iron Ore Freight Total Congress in 1952 and. for sate -for Santa Claus: © a similar move to add | DR. OTTO JOHN Newly Arrived German ‘iste epackiee” sae hitioa be ad- Passes Year Estimates = comptroller in 1954, This year qe ae eyo age, Tonight, Tomorrow | eaonthe in’ East Germany before War Bride Is Pleased mitted or none at all and declared:| CLEVELAND —Great Lakes * <> for Congress. "One Dinosaur “T don't run for a hobby. I really! 1,400. ,titude of the a Union ..¥4S/iron ore during the 1955 season, Naat wa eo Com et cern geere oo ne or eve Re Ett ee Send neg moremene ts ee eg 8 oa aoa Chiat 9 dee sioner Cooley's motion except oe nigiagh eal Peed mercury wi o_o LANSING W—If you were & we give them every erate thing history, the Lake Superior Iron a ‘from 6-year-old Randy Howard refer it to the informal meeting of a a ow ¢ 24 tonight but’ spokesman said that po trea: German war bride in the United they want or they don't play.” Ore Association announced today 2 ‘His mother, Mrs. Carol Howard, the Commission scheduled for to- peg rise to a high tomorrow of/ sen sult againet i heen States only a week how would you. The American diplomat spared) The 1955 movement. was con. Lausche in Dem Race Paneer 7 Say Dest. morrow evening. a — ’ | pending since his jon (© feel if you heard these words over no words to rap the Soviet Union, siderably larger than early season ; Dr. Cooley requested that City|_, "is morning's southerly win . the East. the telephone: a of 10-15 miles an hour will shift Attorney William A. Ewart bring in to southwest to west Adal ‘in a matter of hours. |saying “every fair-minded person | estimates and 26,666,156 tons above Frank J. Lausche today declared|her son has been talking to the. Under German law such charges, “ch sehenke dir gerne fur |knows where the responsibility|the 1954 figure. |himself to be a candidate for Ohio's professors and doctors at the col- a charter Loraine gir to allow ed er tonight. estes be filed within 48 hears—60 deine tochter ein dreirad za /lies'’ for wrecking of the member-| The record was 55,844,449 tons’ ‘favorite son’’ Democratic nomi-|lege. He'll be satisfied with a ina =e ayy | welhmachten”s |ship solution. Ua Less ‘nation for the presidency ‘stuffed small-sized model ply The lowest temperature preceed-| i aarunroans story, page 4) | ‘ eh : : siz , al question as to whether this) Ing 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac ——— | Well, Mrs. Anne Paulino of. action or ® resolution should be|W&S.%0 degrees. The thermometer John will know shortly whether’ Lansing felt mighty good aboat| ‘The Coming of the King passed sent the matter to the esistered 35 at 1 p.m. goes n trial. : America when she heard those Thursday meeting for further dis- \" Government spokesman ‘Edmund words. Forsch Bach told a jammed news Her purse containing $27 for her cussion. en In Today’ s Press conference room that the govern- daughter's Christmas tricycle was ll_—The Found No Room al the Inn | In Bethlehem * | ‘Tounty News... ment reluctantly must enforce a snatched from her by a thief in a » AE +. pre. | | Uounty News............ FE") See Steel Price Rise | Editorials. ....0......... ™ .@ very strict news black-out on the downtown Lansing store Saturday. a NEW YORK W — The chances Sports _.............41 thru 46 (John case pending determination She said it was the last money she By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE ferent from our own. The ride was a long and are that prices of practically all Theaters .....0..0000........ 7 (of John’s status. had left for Christmas, : It was in the month of December that Joseph hard one — and most of it took place under a major steel products will rise by =e Radio Programe Sane 30, John insisted: that he had been Wap ONE LEFT ' and Mary set out to make their journey from broiling sun, which blistered and scorched them. oiareahtag, weskty sald ereay | Women's Paxes Ll a9 tire 36 lity’ boss Exnst Wollweber.” , The telephone message “I wank Nazareth to pelilehem: EDs .tode their little Even though they left. al first. light in the me . fe Peeediond daughter platy 0} 2 fy « EGO?, morning, it was late in the evening before thev Brel” ° A | So mnimas |) COME a 52 SS Os ae j came to the gates of Bethlehem. They were hot American Cities Spreading Qut All Over [Arthur De Law, Lansing fire ON ay eee yy and hungry and weary |man, who operates a small salvage | Cayo {Je C M ki N ‘company at his home. WE wy Now, in those days, there were no hotels as we Annexation Campaigns Making News “ve vs. stow pareats came | le know them. And. of ‘course, there was no such from Germany, read of Mrs. _ I 3 thing as a hotel reservation. People stayed with as Communities Seek to Ease Pressure Paulino’s plight in the Lansing | ~~ MNS friends or relatives. If they were strangers, there State Journal. He had one tri- ¢ | were inns, meant first of all for the caravans and Annexation is a live subject around the country.” miles represented by 18 separate and distinct areas a ee - on ya) the traveling merchants. In fact, one community in America is seeking ®found Lexington. a: figure it's eg least I -— 7) As Joseph and Mary went through the streets to get a neighboring community to “dis-annex” a — Chota mueny was ee ner ty . of Bethlehem, they noticed how crowded it was. ae tan MILWAUKEE is seeking to have a bill introduced| Christmas money woul a8 Bx People from all over — men, women and children certain district so it can annex said territory itself. “= enough on any mother, but to have | VA : : ce into the Wisconsin legislajure challenging the for-/¢1a55en in a strange country) & ; —had come to Bethlehem in obedience to Caesar Grand Prairie (pop. 30,000) wants, Dallas to dis-” mation of new suburban cities around Milwaukee,| ser you've been here only a by A AYA Augustus’ decree. And when they came to the’ inn gorge a certain section of Texas so it can amalga- contending that all concerned will be much better week—well, that's pretty rough.” | Py 1. in Bethlehem, there was no room for them. mate with the area, - off with amalgamation and annexation to Milwau- 7 ah i } | It would be hard for you to imagine such an The Press lists just a few of the current annexa- kee. The bill provides that any city or village con- rs F 5 =< inn. You se¢, Bethlehem nestles among hills and tion ne discussed in the American Municipal tiguous to a town that incorporates as a city should, 2S mountains and, even today, it is often easier to ata a > mt sd ar le ao we sii : a v/ live in a cave than to build a house, ‘ ‘DES MOINES, Iowa is preparirig to annex Bloom- - : Yin : =) And this particular inn was a cave or a group field Township. The proposed area is the district _. MEMPHIS ix just studying the possibility of EE: CR RF GR ID | of caves which had been made into guest rooms, around the municipal airport. annexing a nearby community. = a “ ba public rooms, dining rooms and even a stable sasicheeivieissnn % “, : JOSEPH AND MARY GO TO BETHLEHEM for the animals. HOMA CITY is to annex four 4 ssouri S ec , maa municipalities aor Wiediyies parcels af capes thine ns hee rhe pipette pana fhe donkey and Joseph walked ahead leading it by a Yet, ne i, an inn — as this, after thelr . i land which will total 16 square mules Kansas City which would increase the city’s area rope halter. oe a ee ee room for |! by 48 sdare miles. The court rules that the ques- You might think\that there was snow’on the Mary and Josep _exnaros, Kentucky meanwhile bis been tion of annexation can be ha pote mut a deciara- . ground and that it was, very cold. But that wouldn't - , (Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Ine.) halted \? be true because the climate) ot — — Is dif- : Tomorrow: ‘Call Him' Jesus * . Re eae ie mneine maby 28 epeye : tary Satan frie: in > q | returning, will know the decision by Neighbor's Action . | “The salient feature of the at- vessels hauled 87,459,853 tons of want to win and get out of the! ‘STILLW ATER. Okla, —"All 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio (INS) —Gov.|Oklahoma A&M College. She acs fo cageltae SMae . RARes TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, WYDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 _ 4 s of Taylér-Winfield Corp., Chl cago, The high school’s a capella choir 55 May Be Worst Accident Year soard Names Easterner 222322; Traffic Mishaps Have Killed 15 Bad Holiday Season May Put Total Over Past Records Worried Police Department of- ficials warned today: unless Pon- tiac residents drive carefully, 1955 may end up being the city’s worst traffic accident year. With the death of a pedestrian Siturday, the record so far this e vear stands at fifteen dead — one short of 19l's’ record, and two short of Pontiac’s worst year for traffic fatalines, 1950. And with dangerous holiday traffic still in store, police of- ficials feared that either record might be reached by Jan. 1. Statistics leaped during Novem ber, when three persons were killed in aeeidentsmaking that— ee = month the worst for traffic fatali- ties this year. Seventy - three other persons were injured, most of them severe- ly. as icy streets began to take their annual toll. In all, 131 acci- dents occurred. A compariven shows that dur- ing November, 1954, only 89 ac- cidents occurred. A summary is- sued by the Pontiac Police Traf- fie and Safety Bureau states that in these accidents, only 33. per- sons were injured and no one was killed. The total number of accidents is slightly lower so far this vear than it was through November, 1954 according to the summary. But there have been nine more deaths and 89 more persons in- jured in accidents this year than last year. Hospital Names Dr. John Markley 1956 Staff Head~ | Named last night to the presi-, dency of the St. Joseph Mercy; Hospital staff for next year was) Dr. John M. Markley, of 337 W.) Iroquois Rd. He succeeds Dr. Carleton A. Smith of Bloomfield Hills, Selected to succeed Markley in| 1957 was Dr. Robert R. Wessels, of | Bloomfield Hills, according to Hos- pital Administrator Sister Mary, William. Elected secretary - treasurer for the coming year was Dr. Charles L. Bowers, of 213 Cedardale Ave Dr. Smith was awarded a plaque in appreciation of his service dur- ing the past year. ee PHS Swimming Team Meets Ypsi Squad A change in time for the first Pontiac High School swimming en-| counter for 1955-56 will bring: Ypsilanti Central here at 4 p.m. Thursday. The meet was originally set for 7:30 p.m. but the change was requested today by Ypsilanti. PHS tankers have been hampered by breakdown of the hi gh school | pool and are still not in full con-) dition, Coach Robert (Des) Boyce, said today. Chiefs’ strongest com- petition will be in the breaststroke} and backstroke, with veterans Bob Keavy and Tom Cross now doing, close to last year’s top times in| their -specialities. Both were near) | | winter, and were members of the| | All-America Prep squad. , The team is largely a_ senior) group, but Boyce expects it to! come along fast for the Valley duals, starting with Flint Central! here, Dec. 21, at 4 pm the top in state competition last|added. : Dingell Jr| swataged Republican who will receive their gifts. | Dreslo Pressure Speaking of a Detroit Common |Thomas E, Brennan yesterday to YOU hear him in the voices of; Wyoming Feels Quake LANDER, Wyo, «—Dishes rat.’ tled and trees. swayed but no dam- age Was reported from a sharp earthquake felt yesterday in this West Central Wyoming town of 2.349. There were reports of a loud roar accompanying the forenoon tremor in an area at the foot of the Wind River Mountains The Weather | PONTIAC AND VICINIT¥—Consider- able cloudiness today through temerrew Colder tenight and temerrow. high today F 33-87. low tenight, 20-74 High tomer- row 7%6-30 Southerly «inds 10-15 miles an hour, shifting to southwest te west te 12-20 miles : : Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 am | 30 h At @ am Wind velocity 14 mp Direction: Southwest Sun sets Wednesday at 5 pm | Sun rises Thursday at 7.54 a.m Moon sets Wednesday at $:27 p.m. Moon rise. Thursday at 6:52 am. Dewntown Temperatures | Mie. 2k lla m aoe 8 32 12m . 35 3 ip m | aes 32 | 33 | eve ep ePe BBB33 re) Tuesday in Pontiac s (As recorded downtown) Highest temperature... . ‘ 0 Lowest temperature. ....... 0. «+ 0. 20| Mean temperature....... ’ . 26 Weather—Fair. | * @ne Year Ago in Pontiac . | Highest temperature | oo Ahonen onion . . . 21 ean rature ..... Ae) Weather—Rain .13, snow 2 inches. |and credit’ to get the bond issue. in | J Wi S But can you honestly say there meaning the state would not be! | ge if in jisn't a Santa Claus?—I can't. He | are withholding approval until | district's 322 precincts gave 29- recall the transformation of ‘‘Old| | = Landry, a Portsmouth, N.H. resi- ate | ike’s $1 Billion Arme) costs % Baucation members ind next Monday. Wives are er will have two Christmas eve services, Two duplicate candlelight Ta _ as Recreation Director ‘ian’ Caizca sb we Radoiny: pve * Defense Budget | prasns cx terran wet, wm wore | Smith, first vice - president; W.! carol services are set for 9:30 and . ._. .|Lyle Bones, second vice ident; {11:30 p.m. A 7 p.m, Christmas ho at 30 old ha: t . to Silence Dems cts zs i SiSht witetes cs, several peotain De 2 ‘ht | |and leading a recreation program.|James L. Spence, treasurer, Four} directors chosen were Walter An- night approved payment of one half derson, William T. Arlund, rn ae | through eighth grades, and a 3 p.m. Dec, 18 program for nursery through second grades are also i tracks of the Recreation Director's. salary|L. Beiers and Roy L. Thurman. * @ »* Hike Answers A : cks to be paid to the Recreation Board |Floyd Franklin becomes interna- : | | on Military Spending | aiong with another half voted Mon-|tional representative and Thomas Erwin J. Fells | day night by City Comshission. The|E. Campbell, past president. Erwin J, Follis, 1568 E. Ruffner, WASHINGTON (INS) —President director's actual pay —_ biog i iEis ty bill i. {rom city pay roll so that t o | Eisenhower s lion dollar in-| rector will have pension benefits. ‘crease in the nation’s defense bud. tuedrt han ceca Fen ae outh’s get was expected today to put an, pine as meacgee SESS end to repeated Democratic criti-| gut has lived in that eastern city ‘cism of cutbacks in atomic age most of his life. Married, he will military spending. | be bringing his wife and three | The President told congressiona)| children here in January, and ts } - § ii w c ; “You Can't Be Glad Alone” (died this morning at Curtis Rest was Walter Anderson's tople for Home in Avon Township. His the evehing’s talk, pointing up body is at Manley Bailey Funeral importance of group activities |Home pending arrangements, to a person’s happiness, Ander- : son is past president of the High | A pound of shelled almonds or Twelve International and is own- (Brazil nuts measures 3 cups; 4 er of Anderson-Benton Co., in | pound of shelled walnots or pecans i * | leaders at the White House yester- expeccerd) tei teke) ever) tne meet | created post here January 15. day that his proposed military ispending budget for the year be- \and one-half billion dollars, not meet again this month. | The Air Force will get most of; Teachers and nurses in Birming- TWO KILLED FLEEING POLICE — Speeding pursuing police, crashed a red light at an inter- the t t—700 million doll , hools will be paid an extra 70 m.p.h. with his headlights off, Romie Lanham, section, bounced off another car and then hit the $200 this year, while custodians and . a factory worker, and his passenger, a 20-year- tree. The girl was killed instantly, Lanham died | According to legislators, the other es workers will be giv- old girl, Betty Bruaw, were killed when his car 45 minutes later. He had been married just three air arm increases are to go for en $150, the Board of Education went out of control and hit a tree in Cleveland months. | expanded milssilo development, decided last night. The funds, voted Heights, Ohio. Lanham, trying to escape from | for coatty electronic defenses and by the State Legislature at the rate of $9 per pupil were originally The defense budget for the cur-|asked by Governor Williams for _| Rew jet aircraft. - School Figures Bloomfield Schools Plan sy titra sie, aan" Rise by 11,044 Christmas PresentationS rrerce 2 yer com to the) gate pent ata Sf ace Nav Arm BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Bloom-| sing for the Michigan Music Edu- | 4-> 2 per cent to the ATMY-| payments but decided all pay: ‘eld Hills band and chorus will, eaters’ midwinter - conference, der the new allocation the air) ments would be for the whole present the school's traditional) with the invitation being a spe. ranch of the nation’s defense sys-| teaching year, beginning last || Oakland County Second ‘Christmas Spectacular” Friday at, cial recognition for the Hills’ ‘€™ Would receive 17 billion, 200, September. Those starting in 8 p.m in the new high school’ sehools excellent work in the illions—or almost half the appro-| January will receive half the al- in State in Enrollment gymnasium auditorium. The con-| field of elementary music. priation. The Navy would get nine) lotment. Increases in 1955 cert has been designated as official) Classes conciude on Dec. 21, re- meee ha iosaarigt an eed Steinle-Wolfe was low bidder for PTO meeting for December. suming Jan. 3. Spe it) get 0 os it billion, | general construction work on the! ' At Wing Lake School, students > | nh al. Public school enrollment in Oak will stage “The Nutcracker Suite’ * * land County has risen to 126,553, Richard B. Russell (D-Ga), said ene, ; ’ today and Thursday at 1:30 pm Santa Reall Fyists : 2 an increase of 11,044 over last with parents invited. Adapted with y ’ words composed by sixth grade| Reporter Di scl 0 5 e 5 Deroeratic oi ericson bidders were Magnolia Heating Co. good."" | swimming pool addition to Derby. is now building. The Steinle-Wolfe’, year’s total. Clair L. Taylor, state superinten- students, who also share in the act- $51,233 for mechanica} work, and! dent of Public Instruction, said ing, the performance will feature Shaw Electric, $15,480 for the elec-| the increase was second largest iN dances developed by the children (Continued From Page One) | The proposed increase, Demo- trical work. Received by the board the state. Wayne c ounty enroll-' under guidance of Mrs. Ruth De and confronted that bewhiskered, cats and Republicans alike rec- last night, they will be considered | ment increased by 21,152, he said, Cou and Mrs. Aino Hill. All rooms red-and-white symbol of a gener- ognized, will make it more diffi- with the other bids by the archi-| to a new total of 431,108, will do their version of the ballet. 94. season— ‘Old Saint Nick.” | cult to find surplus funds to per- \tect, Eberle M. Smith, and the Overall state recerds show an | On Jan. 13 the sixth grade | A wide-eyed youngster clam- mita tax cut in the coming year. |board before contracts are given.| . increase of 69,148, swelling the | chorus will go to Ann Arbor to bered up on Santa's knee. | But it was also noted that actual, Smith may find that the bids total | ranks of school children to 1,- —— ——_————— “You reaily are Santa Claus.) military spending is a fluid mat-|More than the Derby's share for | said Michael Simon, 3, of 3144 S. ter and frequently is revised as the two swimming pools planned; | ‘ : The number of children enrotted 20Q) Indicate Interest Ce eee coer Cotuemence Seat Bind New] Over 4 oe a int . 384,750, ; : cerity. “Yes, I am,” replied the opments occur in research. cated. Aus poe aie weaned e ’ Ad | Ed ti |well-padded fellow. | Those attending the bipartisan a 8 \creased 36,973 over last year. nigh IN U t uCca on | But Michael wasn't primarily |conference agreed that its tone; Shoplifters were reported in two |was ‘‘optimistic’’—with no indica- shops yesterday but no charges school enrollment climbed by a, interested in stating what he total of 32,175. | BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Over, wanted for Christmas. He was |tion that any war threat is~im- were made. Detective Lieut, Mer- |” Taylor said the figures bear out 200 parents have indicated active’ determined to make sure that [pene dea rele erate | tn Holmquist sald eure atl alert : . interest in the Hills’ proposed adult! . the Middle East, Asia and Berlin. and he is checking regularly. predictions that the biggest ine Sie ae Pp 5 iver! Santa knew his companion, Bar- | At the conclusion of the three-| s « « creases in enrollment for the next/°@Ucation program. with Sliver- yore Jean Stott, 4, of 3941 Dun- | : aes ismithing, conversational French, ping Rd. wanted “a dolly.” haur meeting. Eisenhower €X-| The Birmingham Business few years will be in high achools. | square dancing (stock market oper.| ning ., Wan a ) pressed his “very real gratitude | Wemaa’s| Cum ln conssaiiog g1V: While the emphasis in school ation, bridge playing, flower ar-'! Then followed Ann Lane, 3, of to the legislators for ‘“‘the very ers of secret-pal gifts for the construction has been in ele. rangement and interior decoration, |127 Chamberlain St.; Duane Farn-| great contribution they have made) (hristmas party and tea Sunday |... jham, 4 of Milford and Nancy El and are making to true bipartisan gtterneon at the YMCA, Mem. |- esmennennt mentary schools for the past few |ai] having more than 20 wanting! z : , years, it will now be mecessary to be enrolled. alesse ey tales tapi ir sae ship bers should leave their packages te speed up high school construc: related what gifts he or she wo —_ | at Nan’s Mat Shop, Larry Smith's | tion, he pointed out. | Tentative plans are for classes ||\ke | but also made a point of stat- U.S. Declares Surplus landscape office, Lake's Jewelry | _ in any subject drawing over tem jing what “mommy and daddy” ~°~~* . tl > Raynale and Wessels’ | Area cities aiding the boom: | person's signs of interest. A ques- want of Material for Quinine | an ax 0s (chain, | Pontiac, up 1.534 to 17,835; Wa-| tionnaire was sent to each resi- | When they were through, I had , = y \terford Township, up 1,472 to 8.-| dent in the school district, no heart for writing an “amusing” WASHINGTON (INSi—The US. Betty —e . | 955; Royal Oak, up 2,524 to 15,- has declared as surplus 8,200,000) _ 070; Farmington, up 1.332 to 4... Tops in the tally was bridge, with story about what youngsters told |. of the natural raw material. Kiwanians are being too busy 436; and Walled Lake, up 784 to 4 affirming interest. St. Nick. My observation was that from which quinine ig produced. to have their regular meeting this 4.696. | * * « ‘the joy of giving to others evens That quantity of totaquine will week, Their free time is going to Others beneath 20 votes, were affects two and three year olds. be sold to the highest bidder and tending the Christmas tree sales * ae sewing, oil painting, ceramics, It seemed out of keeping with ‘the government suggested it may corner at Woodward and Haynes. Higgins Proposes above 15, and millinery. knitting, the seasonal spirit to pen am | be used in under-developed areas Members will meet as usual next, dog training, photography, water; article tarnishing Santa for the (of the world. week, Tree sale funds will go F 2 color arts, lapidary, conversational enjoyment of we adults who | Postwar development of synthet- into their underprivileged children xten e urnpike Spanish, ballroom dancing, bad- know there is actually mo such jcs for manufacture of quinine— fund. |minton, personal typing and psy: gift-bearing fellow flashing from | used in combatting malaria and| - hd i - (Continued From Page One) chology, above 10. hearth to hearth on Christmas other tropical diseases—was given New officers were elected when not have to pledge its ‘‘full faith eve- as the reason for slashing the) the High Twelve Service Club met pledge its “full faith | stockpile. \Monday night. Harold Gasser is held liable if toll revenues fell be-| exists in practically all of us dur-, low expected amounts, | } the Yuletide. You see him in, ' Nation i} Advertised Final details of the erilarged nan Seat in Congress ‘the faces Ef ikiaeed connate PRICE SLASH Q 9 y are now being worked out, Higgins DETROIT uw — Democrat John ward to the pleased smile of those Council resolution passed yester- |succeed his late father as repre-Y0Ur friends shouting *’Merry day against construction of the jsentative from Michigan's heavily Christmas.” You feel his spirit in turnpike as now laid out, Higgins Democratic 15th Congressional Dis- the brisk or solemn notes of Yule- said “it doesn’t mean they are |trict. tide songs and carols | definitely against the project but COOKERS Regular $13.95 Value — 4 QUART SIZE — Unofficial final returns from the! "You realize his power when you) engineering problems are worked | year-old Dingell 19.624 votes to Scrooge” from penny pinching to| ; j j ss | out.”” \6.106 for the 26-year-old Republican &cnerosity as related in Dickens’) 1 : Detroit Superintendent of Public|&ttorney. Christmas Carol Works Glenn C. Richards is against} The district, which is entirely And for the clincher, watch a A the toll road, said Higgins, and|within the city of Detroit, had been youngsters face as he talks to | New ‘Cook-Guide says it would create a $40,000,000 represented by John Dingell Sr.,| Santa in a local store. Handle Latest model with new auto- drainage problem as now mapped also a Democrat, from its forma-' Then. when your child asks that to run through Rouge Park. . tion in 1933 until his death last so vital question, “Is there a Santa 1M MS ({@ sure control, streamlined han- “We don't believe drainage would | Sepermibes. The elder Dingell won|Claus?”” you might be inclined to! ey BROTHERS dle, etc. Buy for gifts and cost that much,’ Higgins declared,|the 1954 election by a 3-1 margin.|answer: | 98 N. Saginaw —Znd Floor yourself. “but are willing to pay our. share} The vote in the special election, “Yes. there is a Santa Claus. We of costs The problem is there,|was light. jcan't actually see him. But he’s whether or not a toll road is built, | —S SS jwith us every Chirstmas season! matic air-vent, improved pres- and we can't pay the whole cost. New Penny Rush Is On |putting smiles on people's faces Ideal Christmas Gift—BUY NOW AND SAVE “If we changed our route to . ‘ jand kindness in their hearts.” eee avoid the drainage problem we ——Mint Works Overtime -—$ 8-Pc.—4 Cups and Seucers would have to take out 415 homes. , nm a 1 compared with 27 along the pres.|_ WASHINGTON WR—The big news Just Not His Day ent routing.” at the U.S. Mint today is the na- NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. «P, {onw ide rush for pennies. — W. R. Cook has been involved; During the first 11 months of in only two automobile accidents} ry ; 9 lke Labels Averell ‘this year the mint ground out 799 in his life. One of them happened Why Pay $1.50: million cents. It now works S eereny (no one was hurt). The f§ TONITE & THURS. ’ ry jhours a day, six days a week,/other occurred 13 years ago, also| . Park Ave. Truman making eight million pennies ajon Dec, 13, Both times Cook was , di GETTYSBURG, Pa. 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But after John's own| would come back.” er the memorial ceremonies, John Germany will now be cleared by sbestaed = prea Sees Fan OS f 16 inalinithe Commundst! carefully organized escape from his) fier the war, he retarned to |widely publicized statements in the slipped over to East Berlin. man authorities when he defected kom 16 months /in) the | Ae Prince Louis was with John at! «1 never could really imagine| the authorities. Nobody knews |that he could return to the West Communists hosts in Berlin. . , camp to this West German capital, lWe st Germany and was appointed © Finest Saddle Leather with Feam Latex! Apply K-9 Ointment inside cotter —-an— odorless |East and further investigation, .the the 1954 observance in Bertin of! All whenever he liked, Th father said AS PLAN? chief of the federal counterespio- | “= J n of|that Otto John is a deserter. how far John was forced to —_ neh : where he formerly was chief of FLIGHT WAS PI hihaes been N@ge organization early in aa government acknowledged he act-|the 10th anniversary of the abortive |the time I have eevee he would) SE stat ts that his son's last letter, received | ; coumerintelligence. . | Serna tnion Meee time.| Four years later he went over to/ed treasonably in disseminating the eee plot to kill Hitler. John’ s|come back. Secretly I expected Friday, made no mention of his i] £ a ecuted ” iesbade return . ‘The former chief spy catcher of ‘He jake contact with friends in| bl ken and now he has)/Communist propaganda line. | etotber was ex for his part'it,” the Prince said. In W n, John's 7o-yeat old intention to West. West Germany was brought to ajthe western part of the city, left SS = | A partiamentary committee | + id TL ELEC She 20 ° PY ee) Don’ Best ristma house on a quiet side street in/his home in Potsdam and slipped ROAR OF LAUGHTER was established to lnvestigate the [i } nr QIN GAT AS SER LPOC SRK t Forget Your Friend This Ch s Bonn which {s headquarters of the, into West Berlin. There the friends | Not until he was in the hands of) case, It finished taking evidence % “A . YOUR “DOG ” special security section of the fed-) ‘rushed him aboard an Americal \the security police in West Ger-| only yesterday. Teday its chalr- ff > ~ iq ; eral criminal police, after slipping: ‘plane to Frankfurt. many did Chancellor Konrad Ade-| man ‘said John would be called | 2 | into West Berlin Monday. | It was revealed in London that (Nauer’s government today report; as a witness, although the com- | * me There he was grilled by federal _ his wife left her home there two John’s return. mittee is preparing its final re- t SS K-9 Flea Killer attorneys who have been investi. | or three days ago, presumably to Adenauer’s own smiling an- port. ly rs ( gating his desertion ever sinc he | keep a rendervous with John ia | jouncement to a niceting of par- | The committee was instructed to a Dog Collar f rtively drove te Communist Rest Germany: liamentary leaders of — his determine whether John had used § * — SA a : East Berlin on duly 20, 1954, and This made John a turncoat three coalition government was greeted the West German office for the'§ ) BL NLA Bd fy announced he was there to stay. times. After the attempts to hill with a rear of laughter . protection of the constitution, the dl £ Officially Wranded a traitor by) Hitler failed, he deserted the Nazis Bat delve verrn as likely oto counter intelligence organization he, > , - = the West German poeuunent the and escaped lo eae a fade HIST autho seadal caused be ihis headed, to serve as a double agent | r : 7 ; _ es . noe for the Communists before he fled. J 7/ / ( defection to the East when the, > Sf ‘ Adenauer yovernment was at-| { also was probing chargs that! x s . | tacked for having named a man o 3 tn = money eee or a} rt © Uncenditionally Guaran- pg _ J such apparently unstable charac tere ae aa — eae alee \s ‘ teed! Banishes Flees, O and uncertain loyalty to a sd se- sa pode on West rman po, | Rey \ . ‘ Ticks and Lice! curity post. c aoe Woes Je . FRIENDS DEFEND HIM. . Despite the previous governmept | enroll now in either stand that John is a traitor, In- the DAY. HALF- |terior Minister Gerhard Schroeder, A Beginning F eee 'H. ie p | | F | yesterday testified before the com- Class in Speed- Piece EV ENING etzo UNEP! mittee that he did not think John| ~riting | — . : Fe on ne f he deserted with any traitorous in- J are e oO ne § H ld T d tention, | greed ls ‘en many fine positions ervice e 0 ay . | 1956 which we are unable —~ | Anshet \withess | frou) he S| to fill? DETROIT (INS: — Service’ terior ministry, Ritter Von Lex, : was held today for Herman G.| thought John defected because of Petzold, vice president anti gen-- “a psychological shertcircuit.” REPORT PREPARED al first the gover rnment claimed detested by parasites. Vapor ff ; . Pontiacs store is absorbed by the dog’s fur, 1 —"Head to Tail” Protec- f} qtfts: =D tion. Perfect Christmas gift /* & for any dog. TNR Hd RM Hei EIT Sy; Waile's Notions—Street Floor New Students eral manager of the J. L. Hudson He said John could not have Co., one of the world’s largest de-| taken with him a list of Western | ° call Today Each Week _ | partment stores. | agents behind the Iron Curtain gay asa lollipop . . . tots and teenager's famous RED BALL plastic boots Ca h ; , , 4 fhe | because they were only known to e ° Pe 99 e >etzold died in Harper Hospital) him by cede numbers. 66 : or Phon EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ) ime es ( h ld Gl m me manufacturer has put merry ‘t j :j j e little “spacemen.” .boys wearing Cotton Flannel! | ; aT j . ‘ } HA i ; yj helmets and space suits, all over Waite's Domestics—Fourth Floor save 4.99 on reg. 12.98 miracle blend ““Hudson-Bay” Type‘ Nylon Blend ve ree an electric blue sky. The “‘space- ‘ ;ioo4 99 a men” carry Christmas trees, pep- H }f 4] Wonderfully warm. ., permint sticks and stars Plan for a warm and A { i j ‘ just the right weight . Besides traditional colors, many pretty winter in these i j Sots ese wool with \s ing f » cig ‘ an wide ravon satin gift STOPee Papert aired for dream gowns styled in | ! binding. Guaranteed against Hudson Bay Type pattern the holiday season come in pastels ; As ' 1,7? moth damage for 5 vean in easy - care nylon blend and in vibrant colors termed “pas- = ae nl ae oy H Gilt boxed eae ve low blue Sturdily. bound for longer wear tel-plus.” aula enne roasty { ! emerald, wood rose, light green and White with red, yellow with red The difference is one of tone. warm for the coldest : white 72’° x 90". Hurry in today om Ereen ith black oe sig ae : t : n or tonight. A pastel peach turns out to be winter night’ Choose or tonight! protection urry | ‘oday oF 4 “hot coral” in a_ pastel-plus : |]: } Waites Domestics—Fourth Floor lors of dreamy blue, : shade. Pale pink becomes cerise conor ie ' aj and a pale yellow becomes lem- bashful pink and shyest \y} an ten yellows Stole | pick a pretty cotton for yourself ... and give 2 gifts in one se or tose ho want their gifts to in fast colors. Treat : \ \ enriched by outside opulence, yourself 16 several antl there will -be gleaming foi! papers: i in a rainbow range of colors, as gift your friends with ra , ‘Prints Put You. || eee || oie plane ofthe metalic papers ea in A Holiday Mood One of the most attractive is an | all-over design of many-pointed stars, silk screened in silver and qe < geld) eal teal parchescer poset Pontiac s Largest Assortment of Famous O38 Many of the new Christmas pa- pers have a heavy design of gold @ h and silver ink baked on in a new M ele Je wel Boxes eae process. These have the appear- rance of many strands of metallic Look ahead to Christmas em NE Ivo Blue O83 holidays in festive print! ° we ry e Becoming style by Modern Families Are Bigger Rose Wine designed to take you through WASHING TON-—There are busy days in flattering , fashion. Give longer wear @ Crush Re- ; 9 some 37,000,000 married couples . in the United States. More than ; and easier care. Slip on ina 50 per cent of them married since sistent and wink! Washable Sanforized ne US EN ee Velvet watercolor print with riylon families than in 1940: twice as many second and third children, Lined, marguisett6 apron. and 66 per cent more fourth. Apricot, blue and aqua. children. @ Bross 12-20 and 141/2-22'2. . Wh. a a Hurry in today or tonight ‘til 9 lons Alike in Seeds Plated Lock j Me ons Waite's Housedresses—Third Floor of Fashion ATLANTA—About seven water- J Embossed melons, regardless of size, are needed for a pound of seeds. Seed sie . et ; Satin in Lid. r yield per acre is 100 to 150 pounds. ; tne siviall’ melon has just aa Luxuriously styled, modestly priced . . . wonderfully save 9 98 regularl 39 95 many seeds as a large one, practical. A delightful gift for any fashion-conscious ° / y e save 6.99 on each one .. . with elegant growers who want to market the lady. Gold color fleur-de-lis on top and gold side ° . seeds try to raise as many small. line. Self rising with ring stick and two earring bars. matching shade melons ‘as possible. ome in toda ae ours Ni lcavicevernl toacittt . : ; ; . | = —rre ve | | Christmas Sale of 20 and 26 inch Reg. 16.98 Giant Lamp Imports “of ‘dairy products by British Guiana increased to he eos kee cana Mele Earr ing Cache Deluxe Balloon Tire Bicycles Sale... Wanted Imports previous year. or! 1] y Sas Holds to 30 Pair of Earrings 99 |. 0 os each y for. @ oan 20°"... ages 5-7/2! and Top American Makes! ~ a toe: ' Y Ss : DIAMOND ie @ Hand D d China, and Cut Lead /owlar: ae 26"... ages 10 and up! and Decorate ina, and Cut Lea / 4 ( all al Ivory » 8 P Crystals © Coaster Brakes and < ; : Training Wheels! @ Imported Triplex ‘and Bristols—Imported Baby Blue © Fully Guaranteed! Alabasters Smooth Ball Bearings! . . 4a © Adjustable Handle Bars @ Solid Brass and Antiqued Metals Rose¥ uz in Chrome Finish! . ~ © Spring Saddle Seat! @ Elegant Crackle Glass and Traditional Handy Kick Standard! Milk Glass © Safety Engineered . Throughout! For rich and radiant lighting . . . for savings you Gitt that favorite boy. can't afford to miss! Distinctive lamps — bases a 8 nephew or cousin with a crafted of fine exquisite glass .. . imported Bavarian For her—on earring cache to hold 30 pair of earring bright, brand new bike .f | and lustrous antiqued metals. All uniquely hand- Rich velvet lined. Truly a practical gift with ex- a ete Poach 3 decorated. They're wonderful in pairs... use them quisite trim t ose thie Sicvcle Sale! in any room in your home. Wonderful gift idea, too! choice jewelry accessories. wis bass Gas Come in today or tonight ‘til 9! avy : mites e Venier— : L 4 Waite's Jewelry—Street Floor : ‘Downstairs Store Waite's Lamps—Fiith Floor- PEN EVERY NITE TILL CHRISTMAS TILL 9: am ae SIX oe THE PONTIAC PRESS Pontiae 12. Michigan Datiy Except Sunday from Tre Powniac Press Be iding Trade Mark Published Hanorpy A_ Pirzcenae. bh pe Cows.» N Cavr¢m Horace F Baoors Rv essai Bassert Edttor Advertising Manaaer Nat'l Adv. Mer Entered at Post Office. Pontiac. as second class matter MEMBER OF YHE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exciustvely to the use for penanication of all local news printed tn this news- Daper as well as ali AP news dispatches . Tue Powriac Press is delivered by carrier for 40 cents @ Week: where carrier service 1s not available bv mail {no Oakiand. Genesee. Livineston Macomb Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties tt ts $1200 a vear: elsewhere in pope and all other places in the United States 20.00 a vear All mail su peceimeions payable in advance. fesse Pontise PE 2-8 MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 Reds Stir Trouble Fresh outbreaks of violence on the border between Israel and Syria give concrete evidence that the efforts of Russian agents to stir up trouble once more are bearing fruit. This 1s part of the cold war. x x * Wars weaken nations, and weak nations are easier to overrun. Also, impoverished governments are more easily undermined. Hungry people fall more easily for the alluring promises that are whispered by secret Communist agents. Russia doesn't have to go to war herself so long as she can stir up war between other nations. That is one reason why she is happy to provide arms for the Arab nations. There is good reason to hope that no big war will develop out of the very strained relations that now exist in the Middle East. But even a little war is apt to prove a boon for Mos- cow. That is why the Western Nations are watching developments along the River Jordan so intently. * * * It is tragic that as the birthday of the Christ Child nears, the terrible scourge of war threatens the land where He lived and died and rose again, Lawmakers Should 0.K. Retarded Child Plan Once again our old friend Compro- mise has come to the rescue. The result is a plan which, if ap- proved by the Legislature, gives promise of solving for a year at least the problem of caring for Michigan's mentally retarded children. Like all compromises, that worked out by the veteran Re- publican Sen. Porter with House Democrats and Republicans and representatives of the Executive branch, leaves some persons dis- appointed. Nonetheless, the plan as it will be presented to the law- makers provides 1,500 beds for 1,250 children on state hospital waiting lists. ‘ * * * Of these 110 to 150 will be placed in the Farmington Children's Hos- pital on a contract basis after Jan- uary 1. Another 800 will be located at Fort Custer Station Hospital, 100 will be placed in private hospitals, 100 in boarding homes and 350 at the Mt. Pleasant and Coldwater Schools. As Sen. Porter, chairman of the Appropriations Committee, has emphasized, the compromise pro- posal upholds the Senate position. That is that the State should not buy or lease hospital space which would interfere with a long range solution of the mentally retarded child problem. wk OU * Not only does the plan offer tem- porary solution but provides a year for the perfecting of a long range program. As such we believe it de- serves the Legislature's endersement and Governor WILLIAMS’ signature. Both-Food and Sport For hunters who have annual argu- ments with their wives over the ex- pense of their hunting trips, some eloquent support has come from the State Conservation Department. There always-has been general agreement that hunting is a healthful outdoor sport. Now comes the department with con- ’ vineing statistics proving that it ' yields meat and hides worth more than $9,425,000 a year. xk 6 ®t * . In 1954, for example, a total of 6,000 of edible meat was har- vested by hunters and trappers. Fig- J iy § tinee aRG san eV Din at cel prance taretR, o tae wring it at 75 cents a pound for the choice cuts and 25 cents for less desir- able ones, the department says this meat was worth more than $8,250,000. Pelts of these game ani- mals were valued at an additional $1,175,000. Last year Michigan hunters bagged 4,671,000 pounds of venison valued at $3,500,000. Other important crops were the $1,600,000 worth of pheasant meat and $1,400,000 worth of rabbit meat. * * * Besides all this, don’t forget the splendid support our hun- dreds of thousands of hunters give Michigan’s great tourist in- dustry. Their contributions go a long way toward helping make this industry rank third only be- hind automobiles and agricul- ture. A State resource that can be counted in millions of dollars a year has importance no one can ignore. Caution Urged in Buying Toys ‘The State Health Department re- cently warned parents to think twice before buying Christmas toys. The safety angle and whether toys are completely safe should be considered. Dr. ALBERT E. Heustis, state health commissioner, said some apparently harmless toys may be deadly. An example, he said, may be a toy coated with a lead base paint. By chewing on it a child can contact lead poisoning. Following are a few points to be considered in picking out safe toys: A child under three shouldn’t be given stuffed animals with button eyes which can be twisted off and swal- lowed; toys with sharp, pointed or rough edges should be avoided and youngsters under three should not receive toys with small removable parts. The Man ‘About. Town Blanks Are Ready Income Tax Forms Needn’t Hurt Our Christmas Spirit Argument: What often has twe sides—but no end. Word comes that the income tax forms are ready for mailing. Those for the Pon- tiac area are mailed out from Detroit. From the local office at 53'2 West Huron Street, I learn through C. E. Coddington that it is not intended to dampen the holiday spirit should they be received be- fore Christmas. The final] date for filing now is April 15. Obeying the commendable urge to do your Christmas shopping early, Mrs. Richard Broomfield of Huron Gardens bought a supply of nuts and candies and stored them in her garage, where they were plundered by squirrels. In his Christmas ereeting! Harold L. Pocklington, : Executive Director of Leader Dogs for the Blind, Inc. of Rochester, tells that 106 units have been graduated from the school this year. A unit is the blind person and a dog. This is the largest number of any year in the school’s history. Living just off the Dixle Highway miles northwest of Pontiac Harris Demering phones that he has seen ten deer who dodged everything thrown at them. Pansies blooming One oors in Decem- ber are reported by Mrs. Oliver Valentine of Auburn Heights. They are at the base of a warm chimney. The annual Santa Claus letter from “Agnes Marie,” who says she lives near the Webster School, has arrived. She now is nine years Id, and says shé is leaving it to Mom and Dad, “who don't know what I know.” Those Oakland County wildlife photog- raphers, - Tom and Arlene Hadley of Holly, are away on another extended lecture tour. They work in many of their home area scenes. 12 “Are we to go through this holiday season without a new and catchy song?” queries a letter from “Information Wanted,” and we confess that we haven't heard one that merits consideration. Verbal Ondade to-— The South Lyon Herald,” * entering its seventy-seventh year of pub- 1 lication: | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 (AND MAY THOSE MUSCLES NEVER £ er Foz Any Loe BuT GENEROUS —— = | PURPOSES -) - , 2 4 AMERICAN LABOR MOVEMENT David Lawrence Says: Ike’s Attitude Toward Public Service Will Determine His Campaign Decision WASHINGTON—What is Dwight Eisenhower's basic attitude toward public service—is it the health and convenience of an individual or the needs of one’s country which must be even SUS This question was once answered by Eisenhower in an episode that various persons in Washington are talking about now because it may throw light on the. processes of the President's mind wher. he comes to the point of making a de- cision next year on whether or not to serve a second time. It happened in 1942 when CGen- eral Eisenhower was in London preparing for the invasion of North Africa. He had as chief of staff of the Allied forces Wal- ter Bedell Smith, then a briga- dier general. The latter had served in Washington as secre- tary of the U.S. joint chiefs of staff and also as U.S. secretary of the combined chiefs of staff. When General Smith came to London in October 1942, he took on a series of heavy conferences daily and, after one of these ses- sions, Winston Churchill warned General Eisenhower that General Smith was not looking well and ought to be sent to the hospital. It was not long afterward that the chief surgeon, General Hawley, told General Eisenhower that Gen- eral Smith had bleeding ulcers and that, unless he was sent home, General Smith “might be dead in six months.” STAYED ON THE JOB “There'll be a lot of people dead in six months—in North Africa and in other places,”" was General Eisenhower's reply. as he turned down the suggestion. General Smith, after two weeks of hospital- ization, went to serve as Ike's chief of staff for nearly four years un- til after the end of the war. He later was for three years U.S. am- bassador to Russia and then be- came head of the CIA and sub- sequently undersecretary of state. He is now an executive in private business. There was in this instance, moreover, an intimate friend- ship which night have induced greater personal concern about the risks involved, but Dwight Eisenhower's point of View has always been that the needs of the United States come first. It is true that the incident oc- curred during wartime, but the way © things shape up today inside the zovernment—with the Navy and the Air Force constantly on a 2+ hour-alert basis—it is well known that the “cold war’ is considered in some respects as dangerous as some stages of a-“hot war. Many close observers of Eisen- hower’s whole attitude toward public service now are saying that, if the country really wants him to serve on, a sense of duty will persuade him to do so. President Elsenhower’s heart attack hasn’t affected his mental capacity or acumen. Officials who have attended recent con- ferences with him, both of the cabinet and the National Se- curity Council, say that he is even sharper than before in cut- ting through lengthy debate or rambling remarks and bringing his conferees back to the main point under discussion. Representative Clarence Cannon. IVE BEEN THINKING DEAR. JUNIOR _ DOES TAKE pile acer! we Democrat of Missouri, chairman of the House Appropriations Com- mittee, said after a_ legislative conference at the White House this week: “I was gratified to note the aggressiveness of the Presi- dent in conducting the conference. He was as active as any boy 16 years old. He was the picture of health.”’ Ed Ld * It was Woodrow Wilson who in a world crisis in 1916—before Amer- ica entered World War I—refrained from “seeking a second term in the presidency. He stood by his statement made as president-elect in Eebruary 1913. when he wrote: “IT can approach the question from a perfectly impersonal point of view, because I shall most cheerfully abide by the judgment of my party and the public as to whether I shall be a candidate for the presidency again in 1916. I absolutely pledge myself to resort to nothing but public opinion to decide that question.” s * * Maybe history will repeat itself, and the people themselves will have to decide whether Eisenhower should be renominated. (Copyright, 1955, New aw LL Herald Tribune Enc. ) U. S. Farmers’ Problems Affect Business, Politics By MERRYLE RUKEYSER INS Economic Commentator The fact that the farmer is out of step during the current business boom casts its shadow across com- ing events. LJ ° = On the business side, it raises the question as to whether the imbalance between industry and agriculture will impair prosperity. Politically, the Democrats are relying heavily on rural discon- tent in the normally Republican farm states of the /liddle West to enable them {o recapture the presidency next November. From an objective point of view, it can be chronicled that neither of the two major parties can boast about its farm acomne anes in recent veoue ‘ The Hoeratie in the relative economic position of agriculture started during the Truman admin- istration, and the drift certainly has not been arrested under Eis- enhower. FACE THE FACTS In view of the pivotal impor- tance of the issue, it is desirable to face the known facts dispassion- ately. * * = While balance is eminently to be desired, it should be understood that in a dynamic world equilib- rium should be sought through ‘forehanded adjustment to changing trends. This point has a bearing on the attack on Secretary Ben- son's formula of flexible, rather than rigid, “government price supports on agricultural staples. The declining level of support at.a time of overproduction is intended not to subsidize and freeze miscalculations by the One correction of imbalance is technological changes in land util- ization as farmers attune their production to demand, as ex- pressed by the decision of the customer. * Ld Fewer farms and fewer farmers. as a result of better machinery and improved methods, are meet- ing the needs of an expanding na- tional economy, 7 PER CENT DROP — Accordingly the farm population is at present estimated to be 12 per cent smaller than that of 1950, ‘Nevertheless, between 1951 and 1954, the per capital income of farmers dropped 7 per cent. while the per capita income of non-farm people went up 3 per, cent. The farm squeeze has taken place despite a moderate pickup in farm exports in the last two as following the = drop value of farm exports by almost one-third from the crop year. . 1951-52 to the crop year 1952-53. he, i A depressing influence og farm prices despite the business boom has been the fact that govern- ment price support policy has added to the size of the carry- ever stocks of wheat. cotton and corn with marked rapidity during the past three years. Since 1952 the wheat and cotton carryover has almost quadrupled, and the corn carryover is about 2'2 times as large as three years ago. e o & Jn contrast, heavy exports have contributed to a decline in the inventory, or carryover. of food fats and oils of about 40 per cent in the last year. The position of the farm has been worsened relatively by the steady rise in labor costs in cities, which furnish the farms with ma- chinery and other products. Voice of the People ‘Rest Room Facilities Are Available at Tel-Huron’ Letters wii be condensed when neces sary because of lack of space. name, address and so requests waless the ear ts ont critical 1B its nature I would like to reply to the re- cently piblished letter from Mrs. Green regarding the facilities for at Tel-Huron Shopping While I heartily agree with Mrs. Green that these would be nice to _ have, I would like to point out that outside of extremely large shopping centers such as Northland, none of — the others have such facilities. However, an important point I would like to make is that all the stores do have such facilities as required by state law. While ali are not visible to the customer, nevertheless upon simple request these will be made available to any customer, If Mrs. Green or any other cus-, tomer has made such a request and been refused, this writer would like to hear of any such incident. Fred J, Chairman Tel-Huron Merchants Association Gives Hints on Becoming ‘Public Enemy’ Shopper I have long wanted to write this letter, but while I was employed, I felt I couldn't. But now, happy day. And if this helps even one tired, discouraged salesperson, God bless them and the merriest of Christ- mases to them. These are a few hints on how to make yourself public enemy to the sales people: If the clerk asks you if they ean help you, don’t even answer. (The snip.) You don’t even know her, Always have a bunch of pack- ages you can lay on the beautiful new merchandise (especially if wet). Under no circumstances take anything unless it is taken out of the box before your very eyes. (This is a gift, remember.) Never, but never, know what size you want. Hedge a little, too. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE A friendship’ is a wondrous thing . . . Or it is just a bubble . And if that bubble bursts, you may . Be in a lot of trouble... A friendship can be bright as gold ... And last for many years... Or it can be a liar and . . . The cause. of fears and tears .. . You cannot know a_ new-found friend . . . Beyond tomorrow’s weather . . . Until the two of you have spent ... Some weeks and” months together . . . Let not your bosom hurry to... Accept an- other friend , . .. Your wonderful relationship . . . May have a sud- den end . . . Give your affeetion fervently . . . In every way you feel it . . . But make that friend- ship prove itself . . . Before you really seal it. (Copyright 1955) Looking Back 15 Years Ago DUCE’S ARMY reported driven from Egypt. LAVAL QUITS post in French cabinet. 20 Years Ago OAKLAND COUNTY bar honors retiring Judge Glenn Gillespie. VANDENBERG FOR neutrality, raps Franco-British scheme. Doctor Gives His Method to Ease Ingrown Toenail By WILLIAM BRAD‘, M.D. When I was a kid in Canandai- gua you flattened nails, coins, etc. by putting them on the rail and let- ting a train run over them. It is not so easy to flatten a nail on your toe. That takes sev- eral weeks. But why should any one want to flatten a toenail? Toe prevent it from growing in. An ingrowing nail becomes ex- cessively curved before it becomes painful, the. edges, especially the inner edge, curving down and un- der so that it presses upon and actually cuts into the soft tissue as it grows. TO FLATTEN NAIL To flatten such a nail, rub a small block of lavastone (a coarse pumice) across top middle surface until nail is considerably thinner. This redirects growth so that the nail flattens out and pressure from the undergrowing edge is relieved. Someone kindly sent me some lava stone, which I used with satisfaction, but inquiries direct- ed to the y, , : worship at church, perhaps the fit itts offered en |||| S>—CORWS mere RPE UTI DNS i RES Bee NE TART PS PPR SBI Parents who decry juvenile ways this Holy Day. : should take advantage of the op- Time, too, to explain Christmas | CRICKET CHAIRS <; ; : MODERN or T-CUSHION portunity to encourage youthful symbols—how the star represents devotion on } * : til L , : nis ”~ ee | ties nag Fecal, ‘ nek F OOR ROCKERS when yOu give a rocker by Luxury ot Grand Rapids Cushioned throughout with 5!'2°" Goodyear fodm rubber tor the utmost in comfort Available in the tinest of upholstery fabrics in all the most wanted colors Construction guaranteed for 5 years. Available in NYLONS canons eee | TAPESTRIES 5 YEAR WARRANTY BOND CHOICE OF COLORS Families with the largest Yule- With its strange, bright light. And tide celebrations sometimes are HOW it beckoned them to the || PLATFORM ROCKERS the ones who have lost sight of Stable. . * i the true meaning of Christmas. Ac : Much confusion originates in Th b Christ's hda, in oe teat 50 children’s minds about gifts and Many families get great satis-/ Christmas. Many poorly endowed faction out of the day, more so children feel they are cheated. ||!|| becausel the lentine tarniivieitends If the spiritual angle is stressed |/ } church services together. Early © them. with the beauty of the i in the morning after the gifts are “Teche Played up, and the loveli- opened. a Christmas breakfast ness of church flowers and decora- ||| takes place and the family is off U@SS: theirs will not seem such a /jj) to church—youngsters prepared to Hopeless Christmas. _ i thank the Lord for a new bicycle | | ot PERIOD CHAIRS 15th Century occasional FROM chairs well styled and covered im traditionally $ 5 patterned damask Ar. tractively priced for gift Giving. or ‘doll, the elders praying that New Signs Are Ready _ || perhaps they will find the way for Detroit Streets | clear to meet the bills. _ TEACH YoUNGsTERs story = DETROIT (INS) — Detroit will | } Little tots could be taught early sun nave |aynew Aype | ol sirect that Christmas is the birthday of S18. which is designed for longer Christ, that He was born in a stable life and will also be easier on the on a straw mattress. Every small eyes. child should be familiar with this) The department of Streets and scene and if there is a creche at Traffic approved the purchase of church, the youngster and family a black and white composition might visit it together before or street marker which will last six ||| Aten ne =. after services. Little ones will years and has better reflective ||ii! eee es . ee covered GEA want to know about the Wise Men. powers at night. The present EO GtE PET NADI a good opportunity to explain that’ signs last only four years. A Special Purchase enables Lewis’ to offer these comfortable lounge chairs in a choice of 3 styles at a very low special price. 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Our guests are very happy with the Sheraton Cadillac cuisine. CHAIR © *89” Upholstered in Palo- mino white supported leather - like plastic over solid foam rub- ber for modern com- fort. Swivels in a full circle for TV viewing. Legs attractively fin- ished in solid brass. IN COMBINATION PLASTIC & TWEED 109” $11 Down HERATON- Capiiiac Horer L JOSEPH CURRY, General Manager OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS FINE FURNITURE , LLM WASHINGTON BOULEVARD | 4 paTecit 31. MICHIGAN w St. -- Oye ‘ = aah & : ) ‘ } ‘ _-62+70 South Sagina . 1 . _ . ; u a Kae ™ # - . THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1955 t Can Israel Oppose the Entire Arab World? Water—a Major Source of Middle East Friction By JOHN H. MARTIN teries which were shelling |Jordan Waterway, which the | East to try to sell the irrigation threatened to go ahead with its Jordan. And in between It ts | “ANS Foreign Director Israeli fishing boats. Israel holds | United States has been trying to 4nd power plan, as a prelude to own irrigation and power schemes efclosed by Jordan and the part | The scene of one of the worst Israeli-Arab clashes since the Power to the warring factions. wai fied Syrian-Egyptian | eee ric neveT other disputed watef sources. || ™&ny lands. | feet, is fed by many warm springs,| but the Jordan River Develop. | Fights over water rights “The Jordan ts only 280 miles which in/has cool, sweet water and swarms) ment Plan also is behind the | memorable in history. and ctin | 10mg but Is very wtrategic in the Hawks, Owls Protected with days long after the feuds of the Ameri- i : E = Sea of Chinnereth or Cinneroth. | BETWEEN HOSTILE Eric Johnston, special emissary, aa ont The Isracii government said it NEIGHBORS « of ‘President Eisenhower, has! Stead ale Syria. 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Get her some scotch-and- ¢ «= wets ee soda, or coffee, or tea or some- thing? No, Dolores, I will NOT give you another Life Saver! Whatever I have, Dolores has _ got to have, even if it’s caviar,” Tallulah explained “So you're really giving up the farm life to be a city slicker?” I inquired “WILL YOU SHUT UP No not you, darling, I was talking to Dolores. Yes, the trouble was I would never leave and come to town. I haven't seen any plays in YEARS. Then there were the hurricanes, the lightning was striking the deep freeze, and I was alone Tallulah pleaded. Turning to THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1935 rrard, Milford, told police that By ne box was kept in an unlocked, Lions t to ‘Raise Funds |provide music, for Blind at Dance of the Greek Orthodox Church is The Blind Activities Committee. scheduled to sing, Warren Allen of the Pontiac Lions Club will will be master of ceremonies. sponsor a square dance tonight at’ '8 p.m. at Longfellow School, Astor | land E. Pike Sts., with procéeds Bolivia's jto benefit _blind ‘Persons. in the’ ‘bamba to Oruro and La Paz. city. Jim “ McClain's orchestra will Glass eaapelty Entered, | = The Youth Choir Money Taken From Box ost rnc Pentiac Police said $19 was loot-. ed from an unlocked cash box, Owner of the ? company. Stephen ime iment’s revenue. ‘ o~ ed rglar Loots Garage ‘of $388 in Auto Parts broke a rear window to get in, land then took 600 spark. plugs, 80 ‘automobile point sets and 15 con- | About $388 worth of automobile densers. Tax payments by the oil indus-|parts were stolen Monday night| jafter someone broke open the rear ry, which amount to more than from the Willis Carburetor Serv. | Some 2,000 manufacturers and Work is proceeding rapidly a of the West. Detroit Glass naif its net profits, provide 65 perjice, 801 Auburn Ave., Pontiac 9,500 wholesalers make and dis- pipeline from Cecha-\Co., 3156 Poplar St., Monday night.'cent of the Venezuelan Govern- Police said. According to police, the thief! United | States. | tribute automobile parts in the BRAIN-WASHED in Florida and at the City Center, then she goes into the Ziegfeld Follies—and everybody 1s im- pressed because she makes the thedter so worthwhile and also But’ now Tallulah’s to do “Streetcar Named Desire because she practically vowed on a bottle of Scotch she'd never act in a theater again. * * * * “Oh, you know I took that back right when I said it.” Tallulah turned to Robert. “Darling, why don’t you sit down? You cahn't buttle properly without your uniform. You just have to get used to these rogues of the press who drop in. “Daring’—to me—‘“how long have you had your crew-cut. you know.” “How did you come to agree to do the Follies?” I asked. ; “I was brain-washed by Dick Kollmar. I said ‘Darling. I CAHN'T do anything.’ He bullied me. He has a darling sense of humor. I'l! have 3 or 4 sketches and I'll come down in a beautiful dress and probably trip right over my feet. I don't mind anybody stealing the Follies from me, because then I won't have to work so hard.” “I just remembered that you always have to have some- body with you to help you cross the street,’ I said. “Isn't that going to be difficult living in town?” * x * * “Dolores, WILL YOU SHUT UP! Of course it won't be diffi- cult darling. I always have somebody with me; my ‘caddies.’ | I've never had any trouble, darling, getting anybody to go places with me. I've never had to hire a Pinkerton! Although other people have hired them to watch me...” ' * * * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL... > Ex-Princess Narriman has an admirer in Iran who ordered- her a $35,000 full-length chinchilla coat. The FCC will duck action on Pay-TV until Congress forces its hand by a new law ... Betsy Von Furstenburg, who uses a wig in “The Chalk Garden,” wore it out to a TV show, and left it in a cab... Mickey Alpert and Rex Trailer have a new song, ‘“Hoofbeats.” . Bullets Durgom celebrated his seventh ann’y this week as Jackie Gleason's mgr. .. . CBS-TV's readying some dramatic non-singing shows for Nat “King” Cole. John Wayne's recent TV'er showed a Yankee player wear- ing the number 4 jersey—which is never used. (It was Gehrig's) . A promising West Coast middleweight boxer is named— for ‘real—Rory Calhoun. EARL'S PEARLS... H. G. Hutcheson has this definition of a committee: “A group of the unqualified appointed by the unwilling to do the un- necessary.” * * * * WISH I'D SAID THAT: Mel Allen has a name for the do- it-yourself fans. Calls them “the varnishing Americans.” * * * * TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Department “Christmas help.” The poor shopper yells, —Chuck Barnett stores advertise * * * * It’s Bob Hope's answer (via Dave Kaufman! to rumors about Bing Crosby's retirement: “What? Bing retire just when he’s learning how to act?” That's earl, brother. ae Cerrnent 1935, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) drive him away from the prison Prisoner Forces Spouse but while he hid in a barn to Help Him Escape farm, inear their St. Johns home, she JACKSON, Mich. (INS) — Ver- returned to the prison and told nell Bergey, a 34-year-old trusty authorities all about it. turned| aa a visit from his wife into a brief. World's largest worm is the Aus- fling at freedom Monday. tralian megascolides. They aver- Bergey forced his spouse to age 4 to 6 feet long. at Jackson State Prison, finding money help? If the season's the reason you're tempo- rarily out of cash—here’s a timely suggestion: At HFC “Christmas! Help!”, BETTER BUY AT SEARS FOR A BETTER BUY * Family-site 10-lb. 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August. | Army Objector Reverses Policy Grosse Pointe Shores Man_ Volunteers Duty’ to ‘Defend Constitution’ | | f LANSING, Mich. w — A Michi- gan man who won a US. Supreme} Court decision overturning his con- viction as a draft dodger has vol-' unteered for military duty to “de fend the Constitution.” Lt. Col. Arthur A. Holmes, state selective director, said today Joe) V. Gonzales, 24, of Grosse Pointe Shores, volunteered for service Dec. 7. Holmes said Gonzales refused to report for induction when he was drafted more than a year ago. He was convicted in Detroit fed-' eral court as a draft dodger. | The court, Holmes said, rejected, Gonzales’ claim that he was a con-| scientious objector as a member of a pacifist religious group (Jeho- vah's Witnesses). The Supreme Court in Nevensber| 1954 reversed the conviction and ordered Gonzales’ case reproc- essed by selective service on the grounds that he had not been giv-' en access to a Department of Jus- tice recommendation in his case.! Holmes said that Gonzales had reached the draft appeal board stage in his reprocessing when he decided to volunteer for military duty Holmes quoted Gonzales as Say- ing, ‘When the high court and of ficials of this land are willing to go so far to protect my rights I am willing to defend the Con- stitution "' He was reported to be at Ft Leonard Wood, Mo Col. Holmes said Gonzales did not abandon his religious scruples against bearing arms and that he, can probably obtain noncombat duty in the Army as a conscien- tious ai . i | | { i | Spanish Salis | | Extra Paycheck During Yuletide MADRID uf — Christmas can’t come soon enough for Spanish, worker's — there's an extra’ month's salary in every pay en- velope. This pays for the turkey and oth- er delicacies that adorn the Span- ish table at the traditional Coniet mas Eve feast. In addition there's always the! hope of winning something in the; big Christmas lottery which is drawn Dec. 21 with prizes ranging down from $400,000 to just getting your money back. Few Spaniards give presents on Christmas, The custom is to give them Jan. 6, Epiphany or feast day of the Magi Kings as it is known here. Christmas in Spain !s a big fam-| ily festival. Preparations for the Christmas Eve dinner begin days, in advance. A typical menu in a middle class) family is: fried red cabbage, roast, fish, roast turkey with A estnat| dressing, a sweet soup made of al- monds and milk, fresh and candied) fruit and various kinds of almond) ste, All of this is washed down_with| red and white wines. i The dinner is generally served | about one a. m. after all the fam- | fly has returned from midnight mass. In many families the feasting and celebration go on un- til daylight. 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Gimme A ‘nudder,| ¢ Coughing is a symptom about cold in the sai same person. ] 1955 compared with 265,000,000 Sheence fr Ole | two thirds of colds sufferers have; | = the year before for the nation’s) , ay about halt have sore throats, and) At 68, William Henry Harrison second largest postwar wheat ht) After putting up his Christmas ‘Shyence Shudy a hog 10 to 25 per cent feel feverish.| was the oldest U. S. President. vest. \tree, the average American should se ft ( Uy — —_—— on == a er istand back—in fear, not admira- EVANSTON, Ill. (INS) — Three) . J ‘tion. A recent survey reveals that /most of the nation’s homes use jinadequate Christmas tree bases. Weird concoctions of wire, coat hangers, flowerpots and delicate ‘blanees hold our trees up. This can—and should—be rem- | edied in a matter of an hour or | so, Most hardware stores carry |Northwestern University lads will’ s fi’ oy et drunk tomorrow — for scien- ; 4 (4 {/ ‘2 tific research. | . | They will do it as part of a drunkome “ter demonstration for al fee of $25 apiece. The demonstra-| | yas tion was suggested by Gerald) O'Connell, director of a five-day | training program conducted by the | school’s traffic institute. say “‘‘Merry Christmas” with hey te CANDIES MONEY in TDAY 70-100 | inexpensive * tree bases, The * 8 «& | $ 50 , home handyman is also able to Policemen from 16 states will) ye to 4 | construct a base for a few pen- view the test which works this on mons | nies, way: i Oa Just Your Home base-builders will use 1, The first subject must ine cau vues tools, brains, lumber, and one eight ounces of bonded bourbon, | val buickat with a 10-inch diamater. , 2% The second victim gets a for all of your Then: | shert count—six ounces onby. | SONAL SEA HERE'S HOW @] 3. The third will get two. Sts. ; " of bee EXPEN | Draw a pattern, (this one’s sup- | eae! re | ‘supplied by the Cummins Tool Once the alcohol has had time es ;company), on tracmg; paper. . i iy : : ot pass into their blood streams, = ‘then copied ontd-r. pair of % Inch 2 THIRDS DIAMETER each subject will be asked to go an +. Oe iby 12 ineh, PH, vail hich | ae of : yes REE BRANCHES : ithrough a series of hand-eye co- wens i Sins lumabeh it pos _| (ordination tests, Then tests, to a see ae with: pa catch we in their blood, will be ‘made. emer] All Mary Lee Condy | E Haat ane toagd:- tor” jor erase tan ik INSURANCE EXPERTS say that your charming, soltly-lighted Jy Illinois a reading of .15 per = Wropped in Decoroti " aP «i Christmas tree can be a tragic incendiary. One way to avoid the haz- cent is accepted in court as evi ne! anchor your tree securely in a savy stand. ‘dence of intoxication. : Christmas fppe,.° cs neta piedes: acu eas the, ee — z ——— ——— ee 3 Creams, Nuts, Caramels, Nougats aren — SCTeWsiter” Nail to base of thee trunkland stand back—in admiration, not| India produces about 36,800,000 Saige FAVORITE SELECTION , . . 1-\b.8ox 2.50 | pre yt Tour a rand fit: into. bucket to help hold fear. ‘goat and sheep hides | in a year. Dainty Morseis — Deluxe |ineh ba ined S the, tree rigid. ° — a . MINIATURE ASSORTMENT . 1-\b. Bex 1.50 ° pine lumber. "BON a ee | ¥ Fit bucket on base. 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Rabbi Sanford) i Saperstein pronounced the benediction upon the group. some: of whom have been with the Temple for more than three decades. Members cluded: Mrs. Jacob Kovinsky, Jacob A. Meyer sa alideeatticatandead CANINE SANTA VISITS HOSPITAL — Vivie, a three-year-old French poodle, performed in cos- | tume for children in convalescent wards of St. receiving honor in-| Joseph Mercy Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Thomas Joseph Barnett, | —— ——_*____ = : Others were Mrs. Henry Jacobson, Edsel Kershenbaum, Morris Kollin, Gabriel Rapaport, Mrs. William Present and Mrs. NEW DELHI w—Premier Bul-jments M. Schlyfestone. ganin and Nikita Khrushchev, So-} Also honored were Barney Wy- viet traveling salesmen of Commu- man, Sidney Barnett, Irving Stein- nist cooperation and discord, left man, Sam _ Benson, Katchka, Abe Zamek. Mrs. Sam Cohen, Jack Wainger,' Abe, Lapides, Sol Eller, Arthur Rosen- attacks on the Western nations. thal and Ben Swimmer. 2 GG ternational control" ~ * * They left behind pledges of closer Plan Storage Plant SOUTH HAVEN wf — The South Haven Fruit Exchange plans to Fang ayaa ey Paphos ts arabe The Russians planned to fly di-, capacity. It is to be. completed rect to Tashkent, in the south of | weapons.” in time for the 1956 harvest and Soviet Asia, to wait out a snow-) The huge enthusiastic operation between Russia and this/unconditionally.” they key nation of Southern Asia. | * * * facility built in 1923. L.. Summers of Royal Oak, Vivie's mistress, plans another performance for underprivileged children Sunday at the Pontiac Eagles Hall. ved tows Sionan, wens ote Peel “Tourists” Leave [Indias sum saris seen os Afghanistan Is Next Victim coupled with effective in- ' are ale But in a separate statement to But he di Jos ep h India today after a month of warm. Newsmen, Bulganin and Commu- the title of the office had been left | Outlook differed from the attitude ing up the cold war with bitter nist party boss Khrushchev said off the ballot by error, Anather|f Sen. George (D-Ga), an influen- ‘the Soviet Union could not disarm election must be held, unless the other big powers did Ld “1 * Until atomic and hydrogen weap- accidental political, economic and cultural co-lons are banned “completely and year, declared, —— “the Soviet Union is compelled to.! and in the future will take care to. strengthen its defensive capacity) and produce atomic and hydrogen) crowds, will. replace a small cold storage storm raging at Kabul, Afghanis-' which greeted the Russians every-| Flint Man Kills Wife and Self With Shotgun Dems, GOP Split last night, police reported. Inter-Party Differences Police quoted a THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14.933 FLINT #—William Lee Bowens. N | 1 46. killed his wife, Alberta, 39, with) % on @W ax U al gauge shotgun and then took worker. - his own life at ttheir home in Flint) - | . 12-year-old sumes about 65 per cent of all the Seen as Leaders Give adopted daughter, Mattie, as say- ing Bowens leveled the shotgun at'U.S. A church may become a cathe- dral when it is designated as the official seat of a reigning bishop, his wife's head while she pleaded with him not to shoot. She told po- \lice the couple had quarreled fre- quently. Bowens was an auto: factory eisners 42 Mt. Saginaw St. The automobile industry con- jupholstery leather produced in bad Divergent Opinions ; WASHINGTON Ww — Top House, leaders—and some senators—posed| a big question mark today over, prospe(ts for cutting taxes next) |year. | | * * * In separate talks with newsmen. |Speaker Rayburn (D-Tex) and 'Representatives Martin (R-Mass) | jand Cannoh (D-Mo) voiced doubts, |that any substantial tax relief ‘would be forthcoming. Senators |Byrd (D-Va) and Bridges (R-NH)| said a balanced budget is more important than a tax cut. COOPER KEEPS MUM Chairman Cooper ‘(D-Tenn) of the House Ways and Means Com-, mittee, where tax legislation nor- mally is originated, declined to’ comment on the tax outlook for, next year. Rayburn is boss Democrat in nl : so “1 House; Martin is the top Republi- ihe wound up his visit to Russia! can; and Cannon ee the Ap last June. propriations Committee. In the . \Senate, Byrd is chairman of the Loses Sure, Election Finance Committee, and Bridges is CLERMONT, Pia. « — Ross C,|Senier Republican on the Appropri- Cantwell was unopposed for city 4tions Committee. treasurer in yesterday's election. | bal he dn't win. His name and| Their pessimism over the tax Pontiae Pres Phote tial member of the Senate Finance —_ Committee. 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Roberts, junior steward; William Cousins, chap- Charles and tiler, bh lain; Gordon Rosebrook, marshal; and Norton Graham, Robert C. Davis, and Harold Rynerson Jr.| associate stewards. Past Master Clifford McPoem| will preside at the installation. | Noted State Educator, | Dr. J. W. Kelder, Dies YPSILANTI .# — Dr. Jacob W. Kelder, 74, of Ypsilanti, long-time Michigan educator and former of- ficial of the State Department of Public Instruction, died Monday after a brief illness. Born in Grandville in 1881, Dr.) Kelder had been in the teaching profession for more than 44 years. He held degregs from Columbia University, the University of Mich- | igan and Hope College. Dr, Kelder served at various times 8 superintendent of schools at Mt. Pleasant, Alma, | Big Rapids, Munising and Petos- key and was a school principal — at Caro, He was director of the school plant program for the State De- partment of Public Instruction from 1935 to 1939, Pao wr to his retirement, he was a professor of education at Michi- xan Normal College for 12 years. Scarcity of writing material in, ancient and medieval times often | led to erasure or scraping off of one text and use of the material for another text, with the result) that it is sometimes possible to. read important older Gceumeans unde er more modern writing. In The Good Old Days— When it came to heating, Grandpa had no great problem. Just keep the old pot-belly stove roaring——no worries about steam pressure, or explosions! But, as a house warmer the old fash- ioned stove was a flop. Ten feet away from it you were in a deep- freeze. Modern heating plants keep the whole place snug and warm but they do sometinrés explode and can cause extensive damage. 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ALL WOOL Wilton THROW RUGS JUST A FEW LEFT! 2-Piece Custom-Made SECTIONALS Os —e Tied Coil Spring Bese @ Full Web Bot- E ot Edge @ Deck Upholstery in Some Color pring Arm @ Hardwood Frame @ Beautiful Decorator Colors to Choose From. SAVE 100 © Copynght 1955 Wah Disney Productions World Rights Reserved 27x54—On Sale While They Last; | 5250 One of Michigan's Lergest Selections of | | that | will be larship atudents attend. Three hundred fifty high school, os will enter college next |tall with the help of General Mo tors scholarships. I | The company also announced’ About $4.5 million will be ex-| compensatory grants-in-aid pended annually on this and other. given colleges which schol- GM education programs, including operation The program, started last year, | | ts part of GM’s expanding help to chest cold tightness! Get astonishing relief from New, Im- | proved Musterole — it now contains an amazing new pain-relieving drug. | Again this famous product is making| headline news! There's nothing nme it for a cold! Feel Musterole’s new deeper-acting| medication go to work in aching chest, throat and back. Improved | Musterole's special ingredient now, goes after muscular pain and stiff. ness due to colds, like nothing you've, ever tried before! It helps break up) acute upper bronchial congestion, and heips loosen up localized nasal) and throat congestion. Choose one of three strengths: | Child's Mild, Regular, Extra Strong) They're ell new—aill improved! Many} doctors have recommended Musterole for years! Though specially medicated now, don't pay a penny more! Insist on New, Sc Musterole. ee ‘Marriage License | Applications | Gerald PF. Sawyer, 3166 Pridham lia K. Looker, 6277 Rossiter Joe G Alvarado, 68 Kennett | Oliva Velet, 503 Colorado | Jerrold W. Allen. 338 Baldwin Jimmie 1 Peace, 2515 James Kenneth R. Hurlburt. Oxford Leona C. Sherriff, Oxford Thomas A, McKinley, Birmingham Patricia A. Freeman, Birmingham Louis N. Dausey, 4616 Rockcroft Elizabeth ‘A. Thornton, 16 Oriole Donald FE. Preston, 101 Mechanic Almira R. Allen, 1215 Coshocton Donald D. Eblen, Birmingham Joan Reardon, Birmingham H. Arnold, 3362 Rockhaven Oliver, 3370 Rockhaven Lawrence Elsie £. William T. Baird, 3345 E. Walton Carolyn L. Darby, Birmingham Samuel 8. Hampton Jr, Lage Orion Sharon A. Butler, 16% E. Huron Alphonso Roy, Hol! Dorothy B. Lracarooe! Holly c J. QOerald 8. Stephans, Walled Lake Donna J. Reed, Walled Lake Larange, 46 Park Place Herbert Larange, Ortonville Prances Franklin | be available under a_ national Jersey. |fill out application blanks for both D. Johnson, 407 N. Perry Wallace, 407 ». tv Annie T General Motor Scholarship Pisa to Benefit 350 High School Seniors pation in extra-curricular activi-’ higher education, which in full | operation will offer 1,400 schol- arships every year. iti _mendation by high school princi- ‘pal. Better LAMPS $1395 ,, S795 BUDGET TERMS! from re TELEGRAPH | es, leadership ability and recom- of the General Motors Institute in Flint, according to a company report. — Of. .neaxt. fall's scholarships, 250. ‘will be available directly to 146 accredited colleges and umiversi- ties, 15 of which are in Michigan. The schools, in turn, will award scholarships to students in amounts, from $200 to $2,000, depending upon need. | Another 100 scholarships will | plan to students who take the OPEN EVERY NIGHT "TIL CHRISTMAS! Birmingham SERVICE Vo de he CARPET & FURNITURE Co. Huron— Half Block West Of Tel-Huron Shopping Cent Phone FEderal 5-9211 We'll Plan Your Tour Free! Phone MI 4-5711 Tickets, Reservations to Anywhere! - Grace Plummer Reilly 379 Hamilten, Birmingham 932 West college entrance examination of- fered by the Educational Test- ing Service of Princeton, New Students who plan to apply must} test and scholarship. Such blanks, are available from high school prin- cipals, to whom booklets describ- ing both scholarship programs have been distributed, the company said. But those planning to take the! test in January must submit appli-| cations by Saturday, the company, added. | National scholarships also range’ in amount from $200 to $2,000 Both types of scholarships are re-| newable for four years. National scholarships will be awarded on the basis of test score, high school grades. partict- prised. the giver! 6 & LAWRENCE DOWNTOWN _ CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE ... Vly 6) e ~ & 4 oo ° re 3) ‘a 9 of rs) re ) > «* + TEL. HURON SHOPPING CENTER | r OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 P. M. ¢ SOOPESSEOESSESESSEEETS FR a aN ouch a ca i Sh ch oN RE 2 iE i NI tI Sl tie a Smt ' é * EL- \ i : ~ ory ; ohn THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955_ SHOPPI DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE AT TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER. Shop where it is pleasant. Shop where you can do all your buy- ing in one stop. Fifteen modern stores where you can find everything on your shopping list . . . from baby to grandparents . . . there are scores, and scores of wonderful gifts here! Best of all... all stores are connected and under one roof .. . you walk from door to door protected from the weather by our marquee. Make your Christmas shopping easy—pleasant —shop with us at Tel-Huron. Resesessses SESSSSOS DSSS 3 mKONDEREAND ep mas C Christ tnas Choose from many new, lovely 6 colors. Sizes from 4 to 10 (OTAL"S POSTE WALKING DOLL. Un- breatabie! oo a oe anything cots as magic “knee tae ¥ $ 00 Tt $ 50 ¥ GIRLS’ HOLIDAY DRESSES: 29% ° \ Pretty nylons, cottons from 4 ‘S $3.99. ' 24 AND TOYS! bi . ov GIRLS’ BOUFFANT SLIPS: oe Nylons, half and full styles 6) from $2.99. 4 selameisnnee Pouce S$ LIPPERS 2 You couldn't find anything nicer, o for Evans Slippers are always the 6? 1Otat ! CAR. inspwred by television's ta- mous show. Dome has removadie ss operating om battery and basa ‘e build Steering whee! that turns. GIRLS’ GIFT ROBES: rose Ec aiteceraraad rea ft in wor a Cotton quilts, nylon dusters winging crane 399 goers 6 ol a "o E sY from $3.99. ° widths Pictured is just one of 6? AN D TOYS! many styles 6? a 6? BOYS’ ETON SUITS: $495 Te $79 «) Two and three piece dressy p 6) cy: The SHOE BOX } % AND DOLLS! oven even © Ks BOYS’ GIFT SHIRTS. Ss B20 ba w , nee Men's—Women's—Children's Better Shoes = ee eo een CUS rlawacer ih gy (8 a Garistm’ 29'S. . Telegraph Rd. FE 4.0259 ©) , and links, from $2.95 : - ~ ~ 53 ~ BOYS’ GIFT ROBES: Wool and rayon plaids from $3.99. . LARGE SELECTION OF GIFTS IN ALL PRICE RANGES & [osx FOR TOTS TO TEENS 38 el hes eee Og mist a,c m gay @t' 33 precey—ali needed uter- $e Fin toThink About — and Sanders _# 2. as “Best for Children” t,o "eves “_—s : The Sanders stores and departments are ail (@ We Give Gold Bell Gift Stamps FE 5-9955 , a “asparkle” with holiday good-things-to-eat— SSOOBBD 5339399559355 | candies, fruit cakes, plum puddings, old Sd VOSTSTS55G555% PALLADIAN wat t fashioned Christmas cookies! And ~ Lee eee ° you'll find in every selection the same pgp ee eH SOBVSISVBSS 5500055 eyes pve >d vv & ‘ Se | unchanging quality that Sandeds ~@ TORTI SALE T A) ft De S ‘ customers have known 2 4, Me os and enjoyed for , 5 81 Christmases. é FIRST QUALITY NYLONS | e _ eo “ , : Rw 60 GAUGE-15 DENIER S ‘> zi 2 « DARK OR LIGHT SEAMS . 7 * 4 ax : 3 @ od Pe) @ = s @ ae @ Ce @ 9) @ t 6) re) Pe Pa) 3 ’ | « "s) e co Assortment « ps ms , “ ? C94 As its name suggests, variety is the spirit of this mn *@ newest shades 2 interesting Sanders assortment of fine candies. Included a @ all sizes a ps are rich chocolate-coated fruits in cream, caramel re.) © limited ¢j e creams, apricot mallows, nougats, and others. Among o : mited time only the intriguing uncoated pieces are peanut chips, @ a The price so special ra ni Cs) crystallized creams, caramels, and nut buds. Dark or a Sent ris a er S milk chocolate coating. 1, 2, 3, and 5 Ib. boxes. e a and then get dozens more for gifts! © a va @ e ee e @ e @ e e Ve. RON] SINCE 1875 A ‘sitt-wrepped | free! - é | OY: iS e Where Quality Costs You Less ‘ “° A Come.in or Phone . . . FE 3-9190 Aud : TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER. 2 36 Stores and 29 National Super ) Markets , Pe) Visit your nearest Sanders Store in the Tel-Huron Shopping Center a 4 « Fercerer® Rood sand West Huron —— 1s Pontiac. «€ Y SOSSSSTESFSSSS5555 5505055055 SSSSSSS_ « The SHOE BOX Santa’s Headquarters for... ° 3 > Daniel Green Cony Slrpers Pictured ts just one of many Dan- 0 | tel Green Slipper styles for women. a) , wre ) | Widths AA and B oe. _~ > FP PP PO BP BP PS PS PS BP Oe Oe Oe oP ee ee eet er let lr lr lr et lr rt lel lr lee le THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1955 ‘TWENTY-ONE i quarters . Huron Trailer Studio . . Special to Mothers “Letters to the Editor’ feel free to ask any merchants or clerk KIDDIES! TEEN’ERS! “CATS!” Special attractions just for you—Sente Claus in his House-Troiler Head- . . with free candy cane for you. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER a: 4) i. ALL METAL TOY Ps “ : Deli k ; elivery Truck ; is 0 -" This is a real douwble-header gift, ¢ ( because each truck is leaded with Cc ms m, | useful drug items! A wonderful gift a 2 that boy of yOurs At Cunning- : = am's. 9 Pe) : mo + e - 3 ’ JUNIOR SIZE Ms > Comfy Chair = > Comfy Chair = (% ? %) Regular $5.95 Value! 3 ,8 Made with sturdy wrought iron e & legs and back rest. Choice of $ 98 ° 9 blue, red, or yellow. Kiddies ’ 4 love ‘em. At Cunninghom's. ‘ 2) 4 ©) 6) op ; 3 A » CHILDREN’S REGULATION SIZE © - ° ; P| , : Record Player =: a . a Choice of red or blue case 7 4 Plays 78 RPM records. A won- 9 5 v 4 derful gift idea at a low S$ 9) 4 Christmas - Budget price! At ¢ A Cunningham's. % = S } : WRISLEY’S BLUE FERN 4 ) : Spray Cologne = 2 A iti f by 2 ) Nn exciting new fragrance by a 5 Wrisley’s in favorite pressure $ 00. @) spray. A scent she'll love, a ; «6 a gift she'll truly appreciate At e! ® Cunningham's. ° — a Piya 58 Powder Boxes : & bh Lovely Inttle powder boxes that play ban assortment of merry tunes. A gift $ 98 : » that’s different to please Milady! . Choice of colors. At Cunningham's. : by Ra Se é sal Sot ae a RET ROEM II SEINE OES ERIE, aa A a at » fi , CANNON—FINE QUALITY - ° - Ww loths : - Wash Cloths ¢: ) , A Special Purchase designed just for : , Christmas’ gifting. Fluffy, luxurious wash cloths packaged in assorted Cc ¢ b colors. At Cunningham’s. @ 1 PKG. of 10- ps4 0 y e b | @ ie » ° ’ Self-Serve -— Pic-'n- Pay a, Ps) » ’ poseseensevenssnanenanns/ WPON’s Disc Jockey Don Zee with a direct broadcast trom te Tel- come out, be interviewed on the air, _ thanks for the suggestions as reported to the . our comfort facilities are available Please TONITE AND EVERY 0 OSSD 5TGOS “ ee VV VSS SCE ULSD SSSSSS5SS5555555550% PLAY SANTA FOR EVERYONE AT - . These are they ... be here > ei S At e ; ‘ @ w i () a hen the doors open at 9:30 o a Sipf2Ty) for Our Annual ar TS rn Pre-Holiday 9:30 iz @ - e re pe : SALE TWEED: ms : 3 94 o si re) Ps) e i ™ ; » 2 $ A 100% woe! It comes each ° vA fining. year at this pi : © ra time— e @ oo. 3 3 This time the ° ed oe eo Zip - Coats are e eo , | ° “eg of regular e «> ') e Standard $50 44 a 6) o and $55 quality— oo < a They‘re from nal ee e o one of America’s rs e 2 top topcoat bi . makers in his field pA —and these are a @ . o o his regular ° < e prices—$50 and $55 2 @ : ° Choice tweeds 6 a Bal and regluar ~ A % 5 es collars— . iS , oe Raglan and . mA For Now . set-in sleeves 0 For Year- rs) - ‘round 323) ¢ al ote Sale Price ¢ : : e 51 N. Saginaw St. SHOPPING CENTER — OPEN AN OSMUN'S — io. > oO Z "| CHARGE ACCOUNT. & $ orem samme pe ES a i Christmas Layaway © . re) | a ) SASDPSONSATARASESSSOVSOS ED SEESES EES = 4 4 1 GSS SSSI LSS 3395555555995 S%% OdO5 » *@ a m1 KRESGE’S DSEdSF555595SS e ot A , wth at i ‘ oe a , c dud ails l > « ; ; ” ] : ‘ # a Mg y i] 4 i Oe, oe, me FOR HER li: ORR SHIRTS | Handsome, long sleeve shirts E eos TIES . tailored in fine quality xquisite washable cotton. Man y Gift Sli Choice of smart smart colors to choose trom ps looking patterns . those that Nylon, cotton plisse, tricot, and cot .. . @ll with lavish lace trim top and bottom. 2-4-8 gore styles. $419 1. $998 Tel-Huron Shopping Center Check-Out Service SIVSIVISSISSSIS SSSI SSSSSSSVSSS he'd choose for himseif. $00 $p9s GIFT BOXED ei “BOXED FREE! FREE! S99 99966956999699999699995 > » ra é MYER'S.. . Special Trade-in Gift Offer © ‘In Time to Save You Money on Christmas Watches! : 05 ‘25° TRADE-IN $ 2 5 TRADE-IN $ 20 TRADE-IN %% Allowance Allowance Allowance 23-Jewel Man’s BULOVA Automatic, shock-proof, water- 17-Jewel Lady’s BULOVA Lovely rich yellow gold with matching expansion band, 21-Jewel Lady’s BULOVA VPUVVVVSVIISISSSIGS In towely yellow gold with expansion band @ proof, in. distinctive yellow re) gold, with matching expansion (a band $95.00 re eons . s areca 25.05 Allowance .. 25.00 Allowance .. 20.00 ws Pay Only $69 Pay Only . $4650 Poy Only $3950 = : @ rz Allowance .. 6 Any Old Watch Accepted in Trade! 3 @® Regardless of Age, Make or — Buy at Savings Now! Regulor Regular _.... $71.50 Regulor ....... TRADE-IN TRADE-IN asasseessesesessesss @ Give her freedom from drudgery! NEW JOHNSON'S WAX POLISHER-SCRUBBER —ends hands-and-knees scrubbing and rubbing! scruBs WITHOUT SPLASHING! OLD FASHIONED ribbon comes mes back. This time as a chain-and- jong ye bow decor for tree, home, pack- and pointing more than simple tree decoration. One company has designed a candy and sticks and fruit that hang: balanced delicately from wires and the One silver outfit has come up terday, with an idea to replace the usual They've used hurri- spend more time together.” -'mium prices in New York use beds and Veterans Hospital, 500. |making some expansion at the uni- ¢ |versity possible without further f |hospital development. The president indicated that X | the University would centinue to é | expand its facilities and the stud- | les would show them just how | far they should go. The regents had as guests the two regents-elect, Paul L. Adams of Sault Ste. Marie, and Eugene | Power of Ann Arbor, who begin| So Plump...So Tender their eight-year terms in January. . They took time to applaud out-! .So Juicy Almost Bursting with going Regent J. Joseph Herbert. meaty goodness Eck-Rich Frankfurts are truly a taste- delight. Every delicious bite is chock full of mouth-watering meaty goodness—an extra measure of flavor you can tell at a taste. MMM-M! That's the famous Flavor Bonus you get only with Eck-Rich Frankfurts' Manistique attorney, who concludes | his 16-years of service as regent this month. | Adams and Power, the only Dem. | jocrats on the board, replace Her- | bert and Kenneth Stevens, Detroit ,attorney, who did not seek re-elec- ition | The faculty and regents sent’ sages to Herbert praising his ars of ‘devoted service” out “his purpose has ‘always been to decide what, in his ‘own judgment, is best for the uni-| versity.’ Regent Herbert the years had been ‘valuable and rewarding I have appreciated more than I can say, your help. frie ae and tolerance.’ . explained that s BETTER INGREDIENTS BETTER FLAVOR BETTER MEALS One place you'll be sure to deco- Your best, your You'll find that buffet tables tend to look flat lying Sgt. Friday Goes Home HOLLYWOOD uP — Dragnet's Jack Webb reports he and his wife Dorothy Towne have reconciled after a four-week separation. The Sgt. Friday of television said yes “We are trying to work our problems. We hope to Next time you shop...Look for... Ask for...And get GENUINE FLAVOR BONUS FRANKFURTS., Other Delicious Eck-Rich Products Include: ROASTEES CHIP-T- BEEF SMORGAS PAC foonteins lour popular luscheos meats) out e a White-shelled eggs bring pre- jin Boston the preference of house-| jwives is eggs which have darked | ‘shells. | Where Thousands Save Millions SME ECECECESECE RSS, CASH FOR CHRISTMAS IN 1996... How would you like a check next November that will enable you to do all your Christmas shopping and solve all your gift-giving problems quickly ? All can be done with a Christmas Club where you save a small amount every two weeks. There’s a size club for everyone. Join Our Christmas Club Today 4) 4) -4)-4)-4)-4)-4) 40-4) 4 ae a = - This is the Lr she wants this year—the gift -_ = that bri her automatic floor care... all = ~— through house... all through is year! WAXES AUTOMATICALLY! E . SY - : ; AUTOMATICALLY! / ME-A _ “ae _ CONSUMERS POWER CO. 1: : BRANCHES: PERRY AT GLENWOOD e@ W. HURON AT TILDEN © ‘WALLED LAKE @ KEEGO HARBOR & Member Federal Deposit’ Insurance Corporation - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 covered. A chauffeur can be ob- Mass Resignations TWENTY-THREE ° we e ° tpols lab, The head of the physics} First Welland canal between Wea ons Fy ert section, Dr. Joseph Charyk, said! Lakes Erie and Ontario was opened /ouris Ss USE Israe tMNoadas to Visti rines Inet might Ke has tot yet decided |i 128, whether to stay at Lockheed. JERUSALEM 4 — Motoring in Gasoline sells for 55 cents ® tions are closed. On these days | The rule of the road is to keepying” is not allowed in builtup . fi ion's' REMINGTON-RAND the land where Christmas began gallon, but you have te remem- there are almost no buses run- jto the right. The speed limit iS areas, Quits 0C ‘ Mad neni eg, Nshiems = G MACHINES oon SS that! ber that on Saturday — the Jew. | SINE: poy A biorapone roast ca, |b mete open toad. The Aute|RENT A DRIVE YOURSELF weapons. ! BRANCH SALES er ea al Game peel —<* Ish freee ae on ge Sonnet nar sotuwesd ned oy avtee ros Cam ond wae Asan You can rent a car and drive} Battle on New Missiles Greece kaa litte aaron and SERVICE * « @ holidays service sta- | through Orthodox areas. of Israel points out that “‘hoot-/it yourself for $5.50 a day, $36 ; 5 i The country of Israel, compris- : a week, plus about $1.15 per mile Development Ends With ho itoighd Saat be apes amt wt ing 7,882 square miles — slightly Pt ‘ A than a 34th of the size of Texas z = F Sesh. afeee3 i H z i ei i ae Permits for Building Hit $265, 146 in Week Building permits totaling $265,146 in estimated cost were — for $138,000 project at Pontiac Motor. Division and an $86,443 warehouse for James -Vernor Co., were the highest permits applied for. her permits were: New family dwellings, $30,000; resident garage, $1,000; resident alterations and re-| pairs, $5,640; tanks, $500; and miscellaneous, $3,563. Finance Group Named BENTON HARBOR w — In a move to centralize county purchas- ing, the Berrien County Board of Supervisors has named its finance committee as chief purchhsing agent. The decision came after an 18month study of accounting methods in the county. Canada’s first nuclear reactor, which went into operation in 1945, is known as the ‘‘Zeep,”’ which ands for ‘‘zero energy experimen. tal pile.” tained for $5.50 a day. You can bring your own car te the Holy Land, too, but don’t forget an import license if you want to sell the car in Israel. Although the official touring sea- son in Israel Jasts only from April for about 340 days a year, which means that even the most of the winter is good for traveling. Dur- ing the height of the short cold rainy season, a pleasantly mild climate is still to be found on the rshores of the Sea of Galilee, at Sodom, or down at Elath. s * * “Sherut taxis'’ are the most pop- ular for motor travel. ‘‘Sherut’’ is the Hebrew word for service. You pay as you ride, according to the seat you have and the dis- tance. You share the taxi — usual- NH |ly a modern American car — with w BIBLICAL SITES! MODERN PLACE oes ale MOTOR ROADS follow donkey and camei trails between Israel and Jordan are shown by broken throughout Palestine. This map shows the major highways that follow historic routes. Boundaries lines, These handicap tourists today, barring the direct road from Nazareth to Bethlehem. GIVING OLD CROW IS ~ A HOLIDAY TRADITION This holiday season, millions more will give and serve the finest Kentucky bourbon ever put into glass—Old Crow, now in a milder, lower-priced 86 Proof bottling, companion to the world-famous 100 Proof Bond. First distilled on the Kentucky season. 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W—A policy) battle in Lockheed Aircraft Corp.’ 5 Missile Systems Division, dealing| with weapons of the future, has resulted in the resignation of Dr. |Ernst Krause, head of the re- search program, and several of his top assigkants. . 8 «© The dispute -is reported to be centered on whether the research | scientists or aeronautical engineers | iwould dominate the development of unmanned missiles, which are expected to fly beyond the earth’s| atmosphere at thousands of miles an hour. A Lockheed spokesman said yes-| terday Krause has been replaced by Dr. Louis Ridenour, formerly | \of the Naval Research ee in Washington, Among those reported resi were Dr: Montgomery H. 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The ‘‘top’”’ at the left represents thé game ‘‘dreidel.” In the | eenter is the “Menerahheiding the candtesin background-2 | men In armor, representing Mattathias and his son, Judah Maccabee, who led the Jews into battle and won their freedom. The small figures portray the army. Ten other contestants were runners up in the contest, WINNER OF CONTEST — The Daniel Foxman family on Maddy Lane, Keego Harbor, were winners of the Chanukah Contest held by the Congregational B’nai Israel as part of the holiday celebration. The Foxman children, Kric (left) and Rachel, were photographed admiring the work of the family. In the foreground, the mother was making potato pancakes, a traditional food served during this winter Says North Pole Route ‘Ideal’ for Soviet Attack | WASHINGTON (INS)—Lt. Gen. Santa Makes Two Visits as Ula cee eael to German Yo ungsters nee eogineaite feat done of Regents at the first of the year) FRANKFURT, Germany —~ration, Santa Claus makes two North Pole air route would be after 16 years as a member, was The American GI is changing some visits. The first is Dec 6, known the “ideal way” for Russia to honored Monday at a luncheon in of the centuries-old Christmas tra- as St. Nikolaus Day. On that oc- launch any bombing attack against Bay City. 'ditions in Germany. ithe U.S. | Herbert was presented a citation) “> +) 5s The Air Force general said in a’ Bay City Group Honors Retiring UM Regent BAY CITY —J, Joseph Her casion, children place their shoes. outside their doors and St. Niko-| . Big Living Room Outfit Santa Claus arrives in an Army by a university alumni group y} jcopyrighted interview in “U-S./ here. jeep or helicopter. And, with a/!@US fills them with candies, cakes News & World Report” that a| dere pea py ote handsome Formica top, occa- sione] tables, stunning, modern, china lamps — all specially Another citation was prepared GI playing the role of Santa, he and fruits. Sometimes if a child/Kussian blow delivered across the for Kenneth M. Stévens of Detroit, MY song along such presents cope et ees Santa also rey “. North Pole is “certainly” feasible. “regent who is retiring at 2 Cowboy suit or a coonskin cap. |§ ) a warning to the! papedl his year, Stevens ea Since the end of World War II, youngster a he ways. Fire Fatal to Paralytic Paarl onda great beauty not present for the ceremonies, - American servicemen have opened : ’ : : The social gathering was attend- their mess halls and recreation| the Pccens visit, on Christmas; DALLAS ui — A. L. Foster, 69-/ 5 |Eve, is the time for children to) year-old paralyzed pensioner, was. fatally burned yesterday by flames | that engulfed his overstuffed in-| — also play host to refugees fro jvalid chair. County Fire Marshal iderprivileged children for Christ-\receive toys and other presents \from Father Christmas (Weih- e | In turn, many German families ents and have a big family dinner. | + inds Lb. 3 9° jinvite American’ servicemen to Sometimes it is the only family re- juoebie to) Rear is ecrearea: e e e e spend the holiday with them. union of the whole year: The Indonesian republic has 79 Sides ....°35° NO CHARGE FOR CUTTING Shinner’s Market the East. Military police units col-|(Christkind), As elsewhere, adults/}1al Hood said the fire apparently lect and repair toys to give Ger-/¢xchange presents tuo. — started when a cigarette fell from| ‘man youngsters. Germans observe Christmas! the man’s lips. 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Crippled in Atlantic Announced by R A Sutton by Dale C. Harris, will represent Class A school bands, while Fowler- Charge Jails Grisanti said he had been given) ———. i ° e ville will represent Class C and Marshall Class B. The local unit Truck Driver three citations and wa’ warned \ 7 4 Tn one = will present its rt d ! ‘ NEW YORK wW — An el Chairmen and members of 14 man Luhrs. of Southfield, music: ale Taal coe Ob aah Sa a tne r rie | cpa fea Scene search was under way today for the| jcommittees handling arrangements: ‘Robert Miller, of Pontiac, and . : : . ~ ere SP Oe. | LOS ANGELES An express) °° ae neoigne es out v British freighter Lord Church, re-|for the Oakland County Lincoln! Mrs. John Schock, Berke y,| WShIP among elementary and secondary school band leaders. More ‘company truck driver, May M.|" 2” vorted wallowing helplessly in ‘Republican Clubs annual banquet tickets; Mrs. Robert Sutton, of than 175 directors from 42 states are expected to attend. Other pro |Grisanti, is in jail oda! charged * a pe ) M4 | Pp . ly Feb, 16 were announced today by Waterford, publicity; and Louis, &2™S scheduled will include the Wayne University Band, Detroit with suspicion a a It ae 66 Years of Ticking HEARING AID heavy seas with two of its crew Robert A. Sutton, president, \Barr Ww Symphony brass ensemble, the University of Michigan Saxophone | roe a eeees with 8h | | con be wom in © women's P y, of Waterford, ushers. & P | automobile. GRAND RAPIDS (INS) — The i ; ! injured 360 miles south of Race) Tne list in| The dinner will be held in the Quartet, and soloists Leonard B. Smith (cornet) and James Cham- | Police officer Donald E, Ander-| ticking of clocks in Grand Rapids’ heir, oF GT tore necktie Point, Nfld. cludes William Elks Temple here. The speaker bers (French horn). The band concerts will be conducted by Dr. |son said that when he gave Gri-|Kent County Courthouse which irtal = } The Coast Guard here said the, Emerson, of Pon-| will be announced later. A clut; Edwin Franko Goldman. Pontiac's Harris is president of the asso- |santi a ticket he leaped into the|has annoyed judges for 66 years © Operates for Only About 6,200-ton ship had reported its! ; ; |meeting to discuss the arrange-| ciation. truck, started th nd/ f i i i i ti . | truc tart the engine and/finally is going to be eliminated. 104 0 Week quarters flooded, its superstructure} = program commit ere Ae Slated for 7:30 tonight, — —— “drove right at me." Electric clocks are going to be © Hew Dime-Sire Earphone en * t St. | oe es #0 E , = Rey Sele a A ee Orin ae SM Wane SR sees ct onion row Tne taal Aer aed “ee i We Soares | ere aca c:, Jackson Inmates Seek [MEAES AEA jeetimated at 21,000.000. The eat 8/99 top of him and cut the i8N Lifer to Be Paroled | : One of the 28-man crew was said. Gen eS f Rel f ri | second in popularity as a pet and tion.’ FRED A : to have suffered severe burns and| es Cocuane iller, anal elease for Christmas ; 300 books dealing with cats are’ The officer said Grisants knocked JACKSON (INS) — Ralph Mar- N. P ULI co. | another 2 beobes ee | ‘ : Ww, Arthur Ver-| LANSING (INS) — Some 100 | available. ‘him out of the truck but he ton, 58, who was sentenced to life 28 W. _Huren FE 2-72$7 | ; ——— ——— = . i : of Water. | iJackson prison inmates will be : Le wy eee irs pa ae. £2 oqgx TEt wag veubes Gov. Fitzgerald’s Son fee Fe EIS ELT Sy Sere - | . UTTON ford, printing; | jable to spend Christmas with) a cor , Elected Peace Justice Mrs, Everett Reese, of Waterford, their families if jobs can be found, I : ! | elections: Harry Horton, of Fern-|for them. ™ : ae GRAND LEDGE «® — John Fitz-|dale, and Mrs, Frances Covert, of The men are _ scheduled tor! gerald, 31-year-old lawyer son of| Rochester, nominating; Byron Cole, | parole, or release, between Dec. | former Gov. Frank Fitzgerald, to-\of Waterford, finance, and Earl'24 and Jan. 1 but traditionally are | day beat Russell Brunette, a local/ Smith, of Pontiac, time and place. |processed so they can leave for | Vi lumber dealer, 230 to 28 in a spec-| Others include Mrs, Harry Hen-|home on Dec. 23. ial a for justice of oe por derson, of Franklin, invitations;! Gus Harrison, state corrections | vacancy was created when|Mrs. C. M. Pelican and Mrs. director, said 28 prisoners have! | When you meil cords end o1 Justice E. E. 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Use nuclear energy as soon as possible on a large-scale and save the fossil fuels—coal, oil and gas— to make synthetic products, includ- ing food. ss * * ample supply of nuclear. fuels for, its power needs but is finding it| world population." Dr. Clarence E. Larson, for- mer director of the Oak Ridge | EASE arthritic and rheumatic PA witH SLOAN’S uniment BUY BETTER—BUY “GOODWILL” 1954 PONTIAC Radio, Heater, 88 2-DOOR Radio, Heater, Hydramatic . 1955 CHEVROLET DEL RAY 2-DOOR Radio, Heater, Power Glide Radio, Heater, 1955 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF 4-Door, Radio, Heater, eoee ee ene 1953 FORD 4-DOOR Redio, Heater, Over-Drive 1955 PONTIAC 870 2-DOOR Radio, Heater, Hydramatic eree oe My 1954 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF 4-DOOR Radio, Heater, 1952 PONTIAC DELUXE 2-DOOR Radio, Heater, Hydramatico . 6.00.58 cere eens 1954 PONTIAC DELUXE 4-DOOR Heater, Hydramatic 1952 CHEVROLET f Radio, Heater, . 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Here Are Facts thermonuclear reaction of the so- | He reasons the world hag a0 on Six of the 48 States NEW YORK (INS)—People are increasingly difficult to provide tallest in Texas, shortest in Rhode Us with an energy reserve so large jbalanced diets for the “‘exploding|Island, live longest in Nebraska 4S to be essentially unlimited.” | | National Laboratory, and now | vice president in charge of re- | search, National Carbon Com. | and are most religious in New. Eng-| land. California has the most beau-/ tiful scenery and Connecticut pro- duces the most notable men. So says John E. Gibson in an article in the current issue of a national magazine. Gibson based his findings on several recent sur- | veys of the nationa] character. | Dog’s Death Kills Man UTICA, N. Y. W—A 71-year-old man suffered a fatal heart attack, after finding his dog killed by an’ automobile. had been his companion for seven, years. Charles F. 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He said realization of this would ‘‘provide | GIVES EXAMPLE To convey some idea of their power potential of controlled heavy hydrogen reactions, Dr. Larson gave this example: i “Hf you could visualize all the! oceans of the world turned into! gasoline you have a rough idea of the potential energy reserve—since there is more energy in the deu- terium (heavy hydrogen) in ordin- ary water than you could obtain from an equivalent volume of | PAY AFTER 17 jewels, shock resistont, f unbreckable fifetime main ay Pring, luxury expansion bend $35.75 ; GEORGE’S - NEWPORT’S Jewelry Dept. Main Floor We Give Holden Trading Stamps BUY NOW... gasoline."’ INTERLOCKING LIQUIDATION LAST CHANCE!!! POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF THIS SALE!!!. Still Some Items of Dixie Stock That Must Go!!! Buy Now and Save!!! DON’T MISS THESE PRICES — CASH and CARRY — ALL SALES FINAL! Tile for Average Bath, 60 Sq. Ft. Plastic. Wall TILE 14% Perfect for do-it-yourself. Keeps itself in a straight line by locking together. 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MARRA is : 2 ie % : : tic | } - | O| NEN S Se Si LOl I Radia a ‘MRS. FREDERICK C. ZUM) [ ; 4 : a j : «* \ a 4 > : 4 - ' : S m a \ ih : : | ' | { Fi cmmiecse THIRTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1988 (Thies te the third of five articies the most up-to-date in- mation available from dozens of America's top marriage experts offering invaluable tips on all phases of marriage) enjoy the view, comes the fast de- scent By EDWIN DIAMOND INS Science Writer Marriages move along at differ-, ent speeds. There is the ‘‘friendls jog trot’ and there is the ‘‘zoom- ™ ing roller coaster." Which is somes: Social scientist Robert Lynd de- umental study of American life in| an average Indiana town. He ob-| | 4 | towners and wrote: “It seems to amble along at a After the first adjustments to friendly jog trot marked by the marriage — sexually, emotionally sober accommodation of each partner to his or her share of the joimt undertaking of children, generally getting on.” What about the zooming roller, coaster marriage? It is anything) but ambling—high peaks of pleas-| ure at one moment and depths of! anger the next. In some marriages the journey, at the top of the roller coaster Short Curl . Permanents From $60 MADELINE KOSIK New Operator IMPERIAL Beauty Salon er | Peeeeeeeeooassoceseseooseeeseseeesesseceesoeeeeeese e studying ‘ACCOMMODATION’ How is the “jog trot’ achieved? plained it this way: For Lynd the key word is “‘accom-| Other marriage ex- |Perts use different terminology (©, comes—it can bring the husband express the same basic idea: | * Ld * odation.”” Child care expert Dr. George scribed the ‘‘jog trot’ marriage C. Chamis says ‘‘flexibility."’ Edu-! in his book “‘Middletown,”’ a mon- ‘cator Nelson Foote speaks of de- | veloping “‘competency.” “served the marriages of Middle-; the key to marital happiness | ‘adaptibility.”’ * It represents a challenge that proves too much for some couples. FIGURES CITED But for others it is the culmina-| tion of marriage Prof. Burgess, who has been marriage. In a report on the per-|_< some 1,000 couples centage of divorces between cou-| i: __|through the marriage-family cycle;ples with children and couples|: ‘for the last 20 years, now is re-| without interviewing the couples for a showed third time. . He talked to them first before marriage, a second time after the |honeymoon and ‘‘settling - down” period and now he is studying their /marital adjustments in the middle years—17 to 19 years after the wedding. PATTERNS SEEN While the study is not yet over, = certain tentative patterns can be, Mothers. detected. ew Hair-Drying Comfort! 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Telegraph Rd. a Review Dates tudio other couples say children are one ‘of their persistent sources of fric- ion, Miss Gloria Count, an inter- viewer on the Burgess project, ex- there are three when the child | “Logically, possibilities | and wife closer together, pull ence. them apart or make no differ. | | larity to any general pattern, as- 1 Sf child the jmany—the wife feels the fulfill- ‘ment of her role, the baby is a “When parents say their chil- dren have brought them unhappi- ness, it usually can be traced to 'the child should be raised." parental disagreement over how ‘The most common feeling ex-| Sume things are wrong. pressed about children appears to! “Secondly, I would say to par- |be that they bring the couple closer| ents: Don’t promote sibling rival : t W. Burgess ing ry Prot. Earacet W. Be == |together. The reasons cited are (rivalry between sisters and broth- a band wife wi | chi and money-wise — the coming ofjt9 rey log asia a mutual gal child by ‘what the books say he the first child presents the biggest ‘test of the strength of the mar- paying off the mortgage and riage and the maturity of the hus- / band and wite ‘ers.) college, top his ance—di eo ¢ 8 doctor or famous lawyer, they and prumtigy gods (reempaasaas — think—but not all of us are - €¢ «6 suited for college or medicine. should be doing at any particular)Start pushing a child and that’s caging teal caer hagas a! time. Where the | proctens Dee dren to read better, guide to good remember that the range of normal ability is great. Many kinds of about and consider to be abnormal is really normal and average. “But the parents, too close to DANGER IN BOOKS “Certainly it is all right to raise Coming of First Child Presents the Bigges rowly to t id. would advise parents, first, y he eh ° e behavior that parents worry and development. situation to discern its simi- danger in reading books for specif- ic information and applying it nar- “Parents should try to under- P 'may be sustained a little longer by many couples as their greatest wrong—however minor—the roof/him ‘by the book’ but there is a/to parents. The assoctation pub- ‘but, just when the couple begins to Source of happiness in marriage; falls in. This exploding parent! leaves much to - desired. nally at five cents covering major areas of child care. problems of infants, natural child. “Some parents aspire quite high OTHER SUBJECTS their Basic viewpoints in child guid- manners. lishes a pamphlet list priced nomi- Pamphlets are selected for list- ‘ing on the basis of simplicity,|% stand the child and get the total! soundness and usability. They fall | picture of his entire growing up !Mto such one ae: ae - |bottle-feeding, thumbsucking, what makes a child afraid, the spoiled the education, courtship, emotional t Test of Marriage Strength 28 E. Jackson Blvd., Infancy and early childhood— why children misbehave, eating|? vs. Census Bureau statistics confirm! ©. ‘the solidifying role of children in|: «> children the bureau! ~ | Some 44 per cent of decrees re-, ‘ported for couples with children. | ~ The remainder, or 56 per cent,’ were decrees given couples with-' out children |to make the new family event a |happy. one. “Expectant fathers’’| are needed as well as ‘expectant | Alma H. Jones of the Ameri- can Institute of Family Rela- tions in Les Angeles believes | both parents should prepare for baby. She offers these suggest- fens for being full-time parents: 1—Before baby comes, parents should do a great deal of learning about baby care. That's a good, time to combine resources harmonize viewpoints. tionate, encouraging support cluding some ‘‘mothering,” Following birth of the baby. jmany hospitals offer training While mother is holding baby for, another wing of the hospital learn. | ing how to handle the infant with! the aid of doll models. FATHER’S COURSE a typical father’s course teaches diapering, bathing and techniques. Lectures on the health and emotional development of both mother and child are included. Dr. Chamis, of the Association for Family Living, Chicago, likes. to stress that the manner in which parents meet their responsibilities Of course, there is the parents’ own marital happiness. In ad- | makes a good parent—here are his | Views: “First of all, there is no magic formula for the good parent. Rather, there are many different ways to be a good parent. “There is the person who looks ‘How to Mak Come in, write or . Pearce Flora _ 559 Orchard Lake Ave. : Wedding Go Smoothly’ booklet. 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E by Mele Cs %. he AM Sizes 10 to 16. ? ” ceee . ° Rig = ben , ‘ ‘ ‘ j lewelry Bon—Meia Floce , TC CF AerAtgn, Shirte—Mela Fleet f ‘ “s ‘epost f ' - ; , \ ' U ‘ ’ e ( my THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 7 lsclonee smay make you drag your| Add finely diced celery and Which Is Best, Bonus or New Job? “22222 nn es THIRTY-TWO — ° | §) ? | making the really good impression! ing. A little grated onion and Cth ou want to make. lemon juice may also be By ANNE HEYWOOD have it hanging over your head at)person does suffer an occasional|that she's going to fly the coop|” ht 1955 ea fla 4 ei © (Copyrig! ) point up flavor. | This time of year, one of the|Christmas. twinge of conscience if she takes shortly thereafter. remarks I hear most frequently; And even the most hard-boiled a Christmas bonus when she knows! Furthermore, a twingy con- 8 ss Said eee — _— 2 FOR THE YOUNGER SET! Ie nsantaceaceet ag cali ; : ‘I'm waiting until after the first Gal ; the year because I don't want to | Add a gala note of miss the Christmas ~bonus.”’ This| o holiday smartness to young doesn't make as much good sense! < | girls’ wardrobes with as it might appear to. | _. these delightful foshions' Hers - foes oe matter of eens iM ot ie side Choose from pert ethics—whether you have a right , styles for every ager to grab the bonus and then run—' or your every size! it is all too often a case of cheat-| backyard desperade - - jing yourself. 4494 Dixie Highwoy—Drayton Plains—OR 3.7224 Open Monday t! 8 friday Nite “tt 9 By waiting until the first of the year, you are putting yourself in | the same category as a huge | group of people who are doing the same thing. So, by January, the | competition for the good jobs is terrific. You may have to settle for some-! thing much less than you hoped| for and at a smaller salary. There- fore, You might make out better fi- nancially, in the long run, salary. Entertainin LET US HELP YOU Cocktail parties — Dinner partles — Office parties, etc. Canapes — Hor D’oeuvres: $9.00 and $10.00 a hundred Sweets that are different! A staff thoroughly trained to serve ata price you can afford Rentals: Silver and glassware JUDY REYNOLDS Little Courtesy and Bridal Service 1130 WEST HURON STREET FEWER APPLICANTS The fact is, many good openings’ come up in December, when there is usually a dearth of good appli- cants willing t6 change. s * > Then, too, everything about job hunting is more pleasant in De- cember than in January. The em- ployer with a good job is desperate to fill it and welcomes you warmly. The Christmas spirit ts in the air and your job interviews will reflect it, If you use an employment agency, you will find them much) less busy in December so that they. have more time to give you the individual attention you crave. They, too, are members of human race and have only 24 hours a day! And those hours are not nearly so packed with applicants in the bonus is not all profit. | * * s < { by changing jobs in December when. ‘the competition is less and when; you Can perhaps get @ much larger- Moa thro Thure And lastly, when you know you 109 P.M Fri Sat- ! -lteS30P M 0 to $ P. M. STAPP’S eee ee es ww © © we ew ee weg Our Merry Christmas : Stride Rites .. POR PARTIES, PAGEANTS OR PRESENTS! Dress-up holiday Stride Rites are mode with the same care, the same quality, the same exacting fit as all other Btride Rite styles. We've shiny patent, jet-black suede or bright red for girls . fich chestnut brown or the new biach for boys. And we fit these festive shoes every bit as carefully as they are meade ... 80 this way, before the fun begins! RITE SHOE THE TRIDE trate Mt- Smart, comiortable. acc e ting, hondsome youths, boys, ox- feed. Sizes 1214-3, C-E Sizes 4-8 C-EE $8.95 o8 v Cuers We os and B Suede dress strap to delight . * young miss, growin ee So 5 teenagers. Sizes 8'/2-!2, Aecerane Sizes 124-3, BA, 48, i's Size % are going to change jobs, it | \Mrs. George T , much better to get it out of the! 14, remper, Mrs: Galen’ way before the holidays than to: | | | | | | ~The Junior League of Birmingham | sponsored a Christmas party for the han- dicapped of Oakland County Saturday at the Cranbrook Institute of Science. Mrs. WEE yal Pontiac Press Prete! ham Motor Corps was in charge of trans- porting the guests to the party. Staich of Inkster and Shirley Carter of | | Steve — dudes, 8'4-3. In 8'2 to3.. Flat heeled Ranch Boots for little $5.98 Tooled Leather Cowboy Heel Boots . and Deluxe Acme Cowboy Boots in 1212 to 6. SHOE STORE 26 W. Huron St. $7.98 Shoes for Young Folks FE 2-7440 February Group Has Yule Party February Group of First Pres- . jbyterian Church held its Christ-| mas party at the home of Mrs. | William Marbach on Neome drive. Members exchanged gifts and |Mrs. Basil Kimball sang Christmas 4 Mrs. Roy Fosbender presided at | December as they are in January. re Friday meeting ae Mrs. Ran- Originals by Schiaparelli CHILDREN’S see le ey =~ will owe Gowri 1 4-5] F 15-1753 - , - Spurgeon gave Christmas ~ ¢ ~ mae matching negligees, and slips in sparkling Eider 43128 Ederal 5-753 | ooNSCIENCE TWINGE devotions. ©" $10.95 to $35.00 CLOTHES colors fori BluelErcatlPink Copper! Blithe Guests were Mrs. Neil Gray, § ershey and Mrs. Harry Pattison. Legion Auxiliary Past Officers Feted Past commanders and past pres- } idents of the Avera Legion , and the iladies auxiliary were ihononed ata |dinner at the Legion home. '* Thirty - five attended the Thurs-. | day cooperative dinner. Cochair-| |men for the affair were Mrs. Carl Shindorf, Mrs. Gladys Williams and || ‘Mrs. Leo Mineweaser |e Following an exchange of gifts.’ Mrs. Carl Clifford. a past pres- ident of a New York auxiliary janes movies of her vacations j abroad. J. S. Riccardi (center) of ae Berming Jewelry Gems Decou were among the Peay guests: Lovely Lingerie By The always favored Christmas gift—frothy Geer PRE TE Gold and Silver pieces by Napier extra large assortment of bracelets, earrings. ropes, pins and necklaces at $1.00 and $2.00 Gift Wrapping a Specialty at Flora Mae Flow 718 West Huron An Dainty nylon dresses, Brown and Cabana Red. jamas tn many styles to delight the young fry and smart new clothes for the young men in your life. GIFT SHOP FE 2-3220 ae TT Saori ak ee gifts that say ‘Merry Christmas” in a very special way A. Cozy quilted nylon tricot robe to pamper her beautifully during her fireside hours, to warm her when mornings are chilly. All completely washable and shape-retaining. Coral or aqua. Sizes 1O to 18. 16.95 B. The fragrance for beautiful women is Joy, by Jean Patou .. . meant expressly for the lover of luxury. Perfume 13.50°, $25°. Eau de Toilette $18°. Purse perfume “Companion” in a leather case $10°. Body Powder 7.50°. C. Clever fitted ‘‘little bag’ with a compact and,comb . . . a talented fold-over clutch she'll carry day ond evening. Black or navy faille; beige, pink or light blue satin; silver, gold or multicolor brocade. $3°, Black, brown, navy, red, briarwood, or beige leather. 3.95°, *Plus Federal Tox Sweater pump that makes the : ee Q 95 | paten : - ; ( : : : ; MAPLE ot BATES BIRMINGHAM | 28 E. Lawrence Street HAVE YOUR TICKET VALIDATED - | ond. ee ae Ato OUR CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS ARE OUR REGULAR HOURS PAIN Sas SOS .. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY: 9:30 A.M. UNTIL 5:30 P.M: | ide : I : ’ Se : . fy ; | F) { s » , :* i RJ , | ‘ | « ' 4 : A : A fy : f ° | bl , . eh, . i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1955 Oo THIRTY-THREE een a | oOo Park right A Open every ~ at our Hloomfield night ‘til front door! TASHION SHOP Christmas Classroom | Ban Placed on Lipstick . 8th Grade Teacher Considers Makeup in Poor Taste 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. By EMILY POST The following letter comes from an eighth-grade teacher who tells - me: ‘The ages of my pupils range from 12 to 14. Some of the girls have started to wear lipstick to school. I think it is in very bad taste and at the risk of becoming very unpopular with my pupils I have made the girls remove it “T said that I didn’t care what! they did outside school but that 1 would not have them wearing it to; class. Don’t you think it is im- proper for girls this age to wear lipstick to school, and am I right in asking them to remove it?” a a a I just can’t get over the marvel a hand fashioned sweater in - | | ; A box of three ony rican 4 _ makes a lovely gift housework. Tak | ; , < a ‘ Agr eons for | @ Belgimere 8 Other gift handbags 3) 1.35 «1 65 Each sir vaing 5a lava\eolon wetiac © Wondamere : in leather, velvet 3s my Betsy! She cleans and gem | 4 8 95 10 95 lucite, faille Proportioned-knit to cling prettily fo every oon ca oe need “te ate . - * curve of the leg, so there's nary a wrinkle to through ts bow’ the ds and fresh ; mar smooth perfection. -Berkshires come in as a daisy! And our beautiful wood | e 5.00 short, medium and long lengths. floors are always getting compli- Orion 5.95 to 8.95 comms ents. My Betsy and her Bruce |’ °°, . , to Geaning Wax sure make small work | ® Ticora 6.95 to 8.95 rn of a big job. I'm = a . . 14 95 weeny Frese of f col d white cardi long sleeve slip-ons . both of them. A rainbow of colors and white cardigans, ong sleeve slip ; : short sleeve slip-ons, mock turtle Aeck. | Pe ne , ‘ in all the _ waxing. on li . . malepowaes cle! launder them beautifully with ‘‘woolite” necessary ‘ Bruce Floor Cleaner. 8 ‘eolon ew, | ‘ i 1.50. per can — , |; © a — 7 Po 6 : . ; ' . : . ? 2 ; ae ¢ s be “5 = i i ce : \ ww ; ao *% j Pe : oe . ; a ee , ae tre a, 4 = + F a ¢ oe f r t ® . + \ | ‘ . ’ ‘ ”. F \ = : - Fa Fe es us ° ry a — +. . ag s = yy LS THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 Inane Ciseling Sionifies Self-Consciousness THIRTY-FOUR Beautiful | FT for Christmas By ELIZABETH WOODWARD It doesn't take much to start GLOVES Wels slislelsis cles Wemaet, $5.95 ou off. You and your girl friend] ‘oe — can giggle over practically any- MOCCASINS ‘Women $6, 95 (hing And once started it's like « # # @© © @ @ ° a bout of hiceups | Men's and . $49. Her wide-open mouth, tearful JACKETS . . Women's $29.95 : to 50 eves’ neaving sibulde= and ie PURSES .......... Ladies 1920 S. TELEGRAPH AL HILDE FE 4-7673 OPEN DAILY 8 TO 8 — SUNDAY 9 TO 2 RUTH HAIGH | custom Lamp Shades — Picture Framing Old Prints 165 Pierce St., Birmingham, MI! 4-2002 HOURS: 9:30 TO 5 P. M. DAILY Fashioned for Fall . . . Professionally PERMANENTS, from... . $5.00 CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP 146 -N. Perry FE 2-6361 | Painful but forgivable. jures are indicated, As tn this girl’s | case. terical squeals are contagious, You can't stop giggling for looking at her. And she keeps it up because of you. A bucket of cold water is the easiest way to end the session Infectious giggling like that happens now and then and ts It's some. | | thing else again when a_ girl Kiggles all by herself and at | practically nothing. i { That's a nervous habit that calls ‘for rigid self-control. Drastic meas- “Dear “Miss Woodward: When- ever I speak to people I only know slightly I get nervous and either smile or giggle during most of the conversation. I laugh at prac- tically anything anybody says, whe- ther it’s funny or not. “And if I'm standing up I I seem) ‘to bounce with excitement. A 15- year-old ail ought to know better MEN AND WOMEN “EXTRAS” accident. reserves the right to accept renewal premiums. such as operating room, X-ray, laboratory, etc., Phone: FE 5-9251 Write: 1715 S. Telegraph, Pontiac Pelicy Forms 3H0-BOH HOSPITALIZATION OVER 65 Pavs Hospital Room and Board, Surgical benefits om a scheduled basis, on each covered sickness or Can be purchased on an annual, quarterly, or monthly basis, and the Association DETAILS FREE—-NO OBLIGATION 7 Ree LIMIT cash for covered Enchanting Christmas Candles FOR GIFTS ... For Your Home 25 Different Styles to Choose From Priced from your soiled overalls and shirts should cup of household ammonia. —but I can't seem to stop this foolishness. Have you any sugges- tions?” smirk and laugh instead of say- ing something appropriate. In try- ing to put yourself over, you get the jitters—and all that happens is an explosion of pointiess laughter. Stop thinking about your own reactions and the way you're be-; having and work up a big interest | in the people who are talking to | you—what they say, how they feel, what they think. It’s thinking out instead of thinking in. | Look straight at them. Listen! Giggling over every- thing you hear—tunny or not— comes from the habit of think- ing a great deal about yourself. Your nervous titters with peo- ple who are a bit strange te you come from working tee hard at the impression you're trying to make on them. Answer: In trying to be appreciative. you with both ears. Let them make! their impression on you. That isn't a laughing matter.. Try to make people feel warm and at! ease when they're with you. inside and keeps calm and collected. - Do a lot of sitting still with your hands in your lap. Head for a chair or a step when you feel a bounce coming on. Rigidly disci- Be a very interested audience. pline yourself to hold steady —| \while you concentrate hard on You'll forget to giggle—and will | ‘what's going on around you. laugh out of sheer exuberance It's being overly conscious when there's something really yourself et pees the Gamage. funny to laugh about. Try shifting the emphasis to other The bouncing is also pent-up}people, and watch yourself calm |steam from concentrating on what | down. you think and feel. It ties you up (Copyright, 1955) ( ‘ ht atc éii “Christmas in Legend” is the title of the vocal music program being presented by students of Whitfield School. Shown during a dress rehearsal are (left to right) “Shepherd.” Michael Gaydos of Atkinson street: “Aing.” Danny Moody of Rotsel street; * Mary, ” Olinda To help loosen soil and make be soaked for 1: 15 or 20 minutes In wash look cleaner, badly hot soapsuds mixed with half a aie i. Ki ad we as Gate. Ruizi of Maplewood drive, and “Joseph,” Richard Rouse | of Pontiac drive. The play, being presented Wednesday evening. will feature students from the 4th. 5th and 6th grades. : Party al aprons are "pretty, gay and inexpensive ways to dress up | for holiday entertaining Pillar Group =— Marks Season BRASS AND CERAMIC PLANTERS The richness of highir polished brass, combine: with the color and glamour of fine Cal: Tornia ceramic planters hardy little green plante — planted with those are gifts that add charm and life to anr home from $2.95 Beautiful Fiberglas Bowl Planter tn white, pink and green . the gift that keeps living and giving SOLID BRASS PLANTER of MODERN DESIGN a” fikrler4 of FIBERGLAS * “\ Pink and White Christmas Trees—3-ft. tall .......... $3.50 J ACOBSEN’S FLOWERS Fine Gifts 101 N. Saginaw St. Deliveries 4o~ Detroit Daily FE 3-7165 New BOYS’ SUITS Two-toned, solids, fancy jackets long trousers. Navy, Charcoal, * 2 to 6x. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BOX! © - Broadcloth dress-up shirts with bow tie and cuff links. $1.95 | ’ } HOSIERY Neum yuventig || Lodd’s Shoe Store 82 S. Sesinaw St. . * 20 W. Huron St. - mou 82 N. Saginaw S-t-r-e-t-c-h SHEERS New stocking sensation | that fits as no other stockings have before! Beautiful, sheer stockings... a most welcome, and, S-T-R-E-T-C-H Infants’ Sox! $3.95 $4.95 Smart holiday eton suits for the little man! vas at Casa Del Rey | The annuaj Christmas party of Pillar Club was held tn the ball. room of the Casa del Rey Tuesday | hostess to the members and guests | at the cooperative dinner. * Appearing on the program was |Alycemae Stephens who presented several readings in the holiday theme. Mrs. A. W. Selden’s devo-! tions carried out the spirit of, Christmas giving. Mrs. Ray Meliser sang songs | f ' appropriate for the season, ac- | companied by Mrs. Donald | Hogue. Members later joined in singing carols. At the business session. officers \for the coming year were elected. | |Serving as president will be Mrs. | William Gordon; vice president, ‘Mrs. Claude Shoup; secretary, Mrs. | Earl Treadwell; corresponding sec- retary, Mrs. Philip Vieriech; trea- surer, Mrs. J. A.,;Rammes, and publicity chairman, Mrs. Marcus Scott. * © @ | Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind, retiring president, conducted the meeting. ‘Assisting the hostess were Mrs. $]-15 beck, Mrs. Louella Muirhead and Miss Beulah Phillips. : wanted gift! Pictures should complete a fur- sniture grouping, introduce a pleas- ’ jing variety of line and color and attract attentjon to the center of you from being q evening. Mrs. D. R. Wilson was’: |John Morrison, Mrs. Oscar Lund- , Mrs. C. J. Nephler Hostess to Group Mrs. C. J. Nephlier- opened her home on West Pike street to mem- bers of the September-October Group of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Donald Dickerson gave the devotions and Mrs. Verl Kline led the group in prayer. A Christmas ‘reading was presented by Mrs. EES Wager. FOR A VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SURPRISE GIFT HER or HIS FAVORITE CHAIR or SUITE completely modern- ‘zed, re-built and beautifully recovered. Quality materials ...5- year guarantee on our work! CHAIRS SOFAS i $35 oo $75 Wiuuam Wraicut Furniture Mckers and Upholsterers 270 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-0558 The Ideal Christmas Gift. Bible For the Best SELECTION $1.50 Visit Christian Literature Sales 39 Oakland Avenee FE 4-9501 From this Christmas, give THE PRICELESS GIFT OF HEARING to your loved ones % Ne ether gift can compare with the gift of hearing happinese MIDTOWN SHOP 101 V2 N. Saginaw. FE 2-0539 CORE interest. er For Christmas Day and Every Day DANIEL GREENS == * Dent Grom se Siimets fnew ropee ste ond it Poh €. with short or Brown, Sizes a jereccee eBdewencece sively made fms woel jelte ‘) JACQUELINE COVERT THIRTY-FIVE j THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1955 * ere Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Covert of Naylor street announce the engagement of their daughter, | Jacqueline, | and Roderick | Beckett, son of | Mr. and Mrs.| c. J. Beckett of Clarkston. | He attended | Michigan State University. No! wedding date has been set. - | Carry Orde The first step in organizing a big handbag is to throw out the obviously useless clutter. — The possibly useful items, such as buttons and phone bill receipts, should be filed where they may be needed. e * e The real everyday necessities that have a logical place in a handbag should be organized. Job's Daughters Hold Initiation Ninety members and guests were present for Friendship Night fid initiation services held Mon- day evening by Bethe] 40, Order of Job's Daughters. Initiated into the order were Dorles Rains, Sandra J. Smith, Sharon J. Smith, Diane Pickford, Penny Hanson and Phyllis Burt. » Ld * Sharon Livingston, hanor queen elect, announced the installation of officers Dec. 29 at the temple. Of- ficers are to practice on Dec. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Ld ° * Hostesses for the evening were \irs. Clifford McLean, Mrs. P. Me- Kinney and Mrs. Rex Lawrence. Guests were present from Walled Lake, Detroit, Rochester and Pon- tiac Bethel 5. Foxy Items Mounting Fox stoles aren't cheap. But thev're selling fox tails worked with fabrie into shoulder warm- ers—just big enough to frame you in fox. They sell fur collars, fur|Mrs. Meta Mcliroy, Mrs. Wilbur hats. and even fur bracelets and earrings. rly Handbag| Many women who carry big bags because they need the space find that a French clutch purse is a. big help. It’s about the size of a change purse, but has several sections; | one for coins, another for charge | plates, driver’s license and a space that opens out for bills. | This kind of a purse-within-a- purse makes it possible to get out change for the bus without rum- maging in the bottom of the big handbag. It’s easy to get out in a hurry. The further necessities can be housed in matching leather con. tainers. They’re durable and | can be bought to match, which | is a big help to the appearance of the interior of the tote, A cigarette case is important to. keep crumbs of tobacco out of the! handbag and to keep the cigar- ettes from crushing. A matching leather-covered light- er eliminates the bunches of matchbooks from the handbag. A key case makes the needed keys easy to find by sense of feel. An eyeglasses case keeps glasses from getting dusty and scratched. Proficiency Class Gathers for Dinner Griffin’ Proficiency Class OES 228, met Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davy Gilpin on Neome drive. Serving dinner to the 277 mem- bers and guests were Mrs. Er- nest Taylor, Mrs. Edna Warden. Smith and Mrs. Gilpin. An ex- change of gifts followed. It's a Pleasure to U A Gift for Christmas .. . and Every Night of the Year .. . 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Starter Set contemporary design fea- turing cool aqua... high- lighted with tones of pink and mocha-charcoal on a textured back- cups smart note of color ac- $10.95 Inc! coffee server end bross wormer stond f' Coffee Server, Cov'd, 8-cup $5.28 A bright touch of cloud- A 10” Plate $1.45 Yow Cup & Seucer $1.40 q Mrs. Nichols | Bakes Fowl wise loan to a business friend./band had spent twice the sum on it seems sensible to accept his « In a department store one Sat- When Louise was born, she had to an expensive TV set for his par character flaws, Mrs. Kirby, in Butter urday morning this winter, Mrs. Stay in the hospital for an extra ents. can’t solve Mr. Kirby's urge to! — \ ‘ Kirby said to her high ‘school Week until an acquaintance of his INDIRECT FIGHT appear generous—but she can re-| Mustard and . Salt Rubbed on Chicken comaiten ess the oa gr ie dig up the money- he'd bor- Rolleten) aa (neue ie inde! fuse to be influenced by it. Ooh ie ig ses ave both. All. last year she pinched pen- 8¢nce as a father, she is really If she did, relinquishing her - Bef Cooki | Louise chose the new topper, es f0 buy her father a hearing fighting his extravagance as a cret wish to reform him, bitter. DC ore OoKing . el aid, only to discover that her hus- Person—and the many burts it has Ness toward his fault would leave, oo linflicted on ber. her — and wipe away her daugh-' But she has not stuck by her * * ® jter’s delusion that her mother is Chicken is such an excellent buy own decision Instead, “daddy's Parents’ arguments over chil- her enemy, jthese days that most of us will be girl’ Louise has been promoting dren's discipline seldom concern) ‘having it on our tables often. When crit stro pt ae ey arene and acu se\Homemakers Hold pest you menare a fer ym : ) ‘ a ifight our spouse’s tgeatment of a ° we orwi if : we with his wife several-times to her ‘chi im | ee oe eay of! increasing irritation. Se oe Geet A a) letide Program ‘baking it? We think you will like, with which we ourselves are still! ‘ Clifford Barkell was host-; : The other night he men. | in conflict. the -Merrle erakeral ne method for a cheese | tioned it again. And Mrs. Kirby, Occasionally Mrs. Nichols spends } flinging her dish towel passion. oS ay st al day practicing her profession of, | ately te the kitchen table, cried Our failure to recognize this is | Extensic | unfortunate, For the bitterness |home on Baybrook avenue. Ee , | z ; < nursing. But the majority of her out. “‘How can 1 discipline the | saraieg a, ale eee “ [those participating in the days are spent caring for her children if you insist, on under. | pi * |Christmas pho gram were Mrs. small daughter. | y st. ee | fault infuses our argument — Dale Truebl Mrs. John Bray): } son and daughte _ mining everything I say? | and gives the child the idea that Mrs, Paul Walehcik, Mrs, Gerald| She enjoys sewing and playing) | -Was her passion pure concern for | he has the power to cause dis- |Dorr, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. /C@rds with & group of friends. The Louise as an undisciplined child?) | cord between his parents, ‘Leon Messier, Mrs) James Dan-|N€W Sylvanites Club counts her in Of course not. A lot of it was con- | That's not good for him. 1t iels. Mrs. James Sauve, Mrs. Wal-/''$ membership. cern for herself as a victim of! gives him delusi f i iter Wharton and Mrs. Clifford BAKED CHICKEN Mr. Kirby's urge to do people: : : sions of grandeur. Barkell “ favors that he cannot afford. Poor Louise, for example, imag-' : \. By Mrs. Erwin Nichols Thie shortcoming of his has oft. ines herself to be the special be- a pound frying chicken. cut en hurt her. In the second year ; (of their marriage, Mr. Kirby lost) § 2 loved of her father when in tact. Coming Events dislike for saying “No” to any-| ‘all their savings through an un-. a Ele hee ae } | a. | 3 one. d Louise Is Pawn in Parental Feu ! By MURIEL LAWRENCE . M ‘ess to fn o = ‘2 cup melted butter or margarine ty teaspoon salt I 1, teaspoon dry mustard Paprika of pepper Child Culture Club will meet with Charles Bowers. 199 Barrington for a Christmas party Thursday. “1-710P TABLE TOP @ Fits Over Card Table to Seat 8 People @ Folds—basily @ Will Not Warp ®@ Choice of Brown or Green Phone FE 35-8174 62 - 70 8S. SAGINAW : Oe oats We all have character flaws. Ifjat 8 pm Combine dry ingredients. Brush SERVICE FOR FOUR Exclusive “GLAZE-LOCK” process makes VERNON- WARE OVENPROOF. Bake in it. serve in it, DETERGEN T-PROOF ultra hard glaze loves a dishwasher GUARANTEED for 25 years against crazing or crackling COLORS WILL. NOT FADE, mar or wash off with years of use! WON- DERFULLY chip-resist- ant. Chowder 93¢ Exquisitely New and Beautiful TRUDY’S ORIGINALS .. . JEWELRY PORTS from Italy . . . VENETIAN and MOSAICS IM- 5281 Dixie Hwy. OR DIX1iE PoTrery For Your Convenience Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.—Sunday. Noon to 9 P.M. (Near Waterford) 3-1894 Pontiac Holds Meeting LORRAINE SCARBOROUGH Mrs. ‘view street announces the engage- OE x | Hubert Belcher of West- we do not wish to divorce a spouse, Stuffed Toys Find The Roya! Netghbors of America will hold their cooperative Christmas dinner Friday at 630 pm at the Grotto Hall on W. Pike St Gifts will be exchanged The Friends Prayer Meeting will be chicken with half the melted butter or margarine and half the other mixture. Place in shallow baking dish, skin side up. Bake 30-35 -min- held at the home of Mrs Mattte Jack-jutes in a 350-degree oven. Turn pm , Pontiac Chapter 228, OES, t.ment of her daughter, Ty tiac Chap ‘Met.ment o aughter, Lorraine Ready Yule Sale ‘| som. 27 Miller St. Thursday at 7 30 Monday evening at the Masonic Scarborough. to George Mann. He Inithe fanciest oul a ; Cover with butter and condiment Temple. Mrs. Floyd Levely, wor- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold : eiest DoUntque SHOps In| Group ¢ OF8 stil hold s Christmas! ixture. Bake another 30-35 min : : = New York, where you buy pres- Party at the Hotel Waldron Thursday MU : a thy matron, presided at the busi- Mann of Clarkston. No date has’) 4< for the sie whe jat @ p.m. tutes. or until brown 'ness meeting. Mrs. Art Hogarth, been set for the wedding euervthi 4 oe whe nave) Preauele pavattisla Texte) Daten: _ ee ‘grand publicity chairman, dis- ee ees an fee ay es mew tere of Union Veterans will meet for IDT A ti iti . . Ss, oA § § & OVS ristmas party and exchan f gift me the project of the worthy Holly Red Sleepers reelthoe cole y | Thureday at 4 p @ its the (Gnica: tall! A CTIVITIES ron. . t srs RR was made of the Moston and meovered.up Jeleepers tiene pare mpi: y velvet) po ee oe on ie es |, The Emerson School PTA wii meet jal meeting being held Dec. 22 for youngsters come in bright holly. skinmy-necked graffes, wistful's combined White Crocs, meeting ead |Chriamas: nae So | special meeting «. ** red. Plasticized, safety-step, non- leopards and lions curled up for M‘ssonary Christmas program are ; and the Jan. 23 meeting at which skiq feet provide built-in slippers. play. whole famil f kite ay at 1:30 The White Cross circle; Linda Vista PTA will meet Thursday RA Gnd lalticecneiliNencenniit . Silppers. play, e mihes o ttens. | meets at 12:30 p.m. for a cooperative/at 7:30 pm at Emerson Schoo! Dr. | ‘ er : . PITY For an extra touch of holiday energetic monkeys, and rows of] =echoen and a Christmas program }oue Hufsiger administrative assistant Ww A 8 s : wil ec t Lt Vista butld-» the wor cheer, the red sleepers give that teddy bears in every size, shape! McConnell schoo! pupiis will present ing ASL ane question Hostesses for the evening were festive. touch of color. ‘and color Twaresens as Ts reat fre berneed. eet ee re. ice i. "beat Shc Mrs. Mary E. Erikson, Mrs. Claud —————_—__--——-—— a on the formation sof Boy Scout clubs Coons, Mrs. Ernest Taylor and 1 _Dresses Match Season’s Glitter and Sparkle Mrs. Robert Byrnes. Sorority Gathers | at Christmas Party Pontiac Women to Don Elegant Yule Ensembles. Phi ere of Beta sone | By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE ruby, held its Christmas party Tuesday! jt’. party-time again—and the phire. evening at the hone of Mrs. John season for dazzling dress-up clothes, “Jewels decorate every kind of | Whitehead on Stout street. that sparkle under crystal cande- (surface. intensifying the electricity | the emerald and the sap-jis the tender, romantic mood setied nylon creation which Mrs. Fred iby such designers as Karen ae ae has chosen for a very spe- (for Harvey Berin.) cial holiday party? Mrs. Jom J. Marra of Lake prTTICOAT SHOWS PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S. Saginaw. Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available in Day or Evening Classes Write, phone or call in person for Free Pamphiet PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 Beauty Clinic by Edvthe WeCulloch HOLIDAY GLAMOUR Let's have fun . for the holiday season Do at least one thing that vou have long wanted to, but didnt dare If your hair is white or grey, use a little extra bluing. Under artificial light it will be dra- matic. If you use a little lac- quer, sprinkle on a bit of glitter before it dries. If your hair is red, there is green and gold stardust to make you sparkle For blondes and brunettes, use a shade to complement your dress Have you ever wished you had the courage to try doe eyes... now is the time Apply eye shadow on the outer half of the upper lid Eye- shadow may complement the eyes or harmonize with the dress. Draw a fine line with your eyebrow pencil just above the lashes on the upper lid. turn the line up to tiny points at the outside corner of the eye Phone Edythe McCulloch Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431. 608 Pentiac State Bank Bldg. During the evening secret PalS jabra or shimmer ‘round the of holiday clothes Rhinestones.’ Orion has chosen one such gown were revealed and gifts ¢X- Christmas tree. crystals, gem_ pearls or bugle fer the holiday season ot Me rick, calietel peteicoetynnict changed. Names of new secret 2 ooo beads gleam on bodices and mid. ilk im beige tones, the tong 2008 '0 show through is as lovels pals were drawn. This xear party fashions look mffs, and fur and feather touches rs ed i fe fone as the gown Rhinestones are used Assisting the hostess at the des prer, spectacular, radiating the add . a fabulous note to holidays lege eal * . He vers as the proper glitter for the gown sert luncheon were Mrs Martin sheen of bright satins, the sparkle (jothes . en Fi - wee cy Men . . . Barnhart, Mrs. William Killen and of jayish jeweled or metallic em .< point tre, Marra wears | a white lace sheath that really Mrs. E. J. Sturdy. broideries, and the drama of On. WANDERING HEMS a white ermine acrot and half .siieg from the sheath is the —— ae And hemlines are where you find hat. beautiful gown chosen by Mrs ental silks. There's a great deal of em- phasis on glittering metallic silks threaded with gold and silver,’ Frederick C Ziem of Elizabeth Lake road Rip drapery of pure chiffon Black Itahan silk with a gold leaf brocade is the party dress chosen by Margaret Lawless of Demitasse cups are sure-fire them—at the ankle, just above. or a new intermediate length called |“‘intermission” that rests low on F: Se Ss RADI | I Riker Bldg. Truly @ gift thet is different . . M glamorous tor a wee tot! WHITE CORDUROY ... gaily embroidered in red. , whole family ee eee oreee CHRISTENING SETS . Gift supreme .. . long nylon dress with short jacket and bonnet tee Boy's White in nylon Nylon Print TOPPER SET in styles for girls and Lined Pants, snap closing ...... . anda bit Famous Carter's KNIT DRESSES—Rosebud, check, solid, 6 months to 1 year.,..............$2.50 - $2.98 Checked Carter’s TOPPER SETS in sty] 4 j ‘ i * B® Skirt 00... eee ee eee . 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Tiny cobwebby gauzes and organdies “ ; jor nimaae through te crander. movement . ee = on an entirely different pearie and rhinestonrs glitter Christmas Mes creed) Salizewss. Yes. it’s the holiday season when * ee ¢ , through the lace, and the tightly Charges -o. 4 Colors are borrowed from a ma- everyone talks about fancy clothes What could be more elegant pobalgrsarai lira for ine saat harajah's jewe! chest—like the with lots of razzie-dazzle. Stull there than the black permanently pleat- Op ge a Not Due ‘Til ; ; : Jon. 10th y These gowns were purchased in 3% Ddd9d99559595595559955959590 LS areal mresinr as for this once-a-year party-going { PPS bE BEAUTIFUL > 2 © for the Holidays To Help My Lady for Christmas Open 4 Nights a Week (‘Yees thre Fri) Call for Appointment Darlene—expert hair stylist— is now at Verda's VERDA’'S Beauty Shop FE 2-0361 Bldg. ” O ioe more dresses to choose from eu a @ time. 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PKG. i | CINNAMON IH ROLLS _ -_ Open Thursday and Friday ‘til 9 p.m. f . ron got ' i : * ‘ 4s ; 2 * L: ; r OF ; i i / | % * : } £ t » : \wr i prey 4 i a ' 7) “4 i F. ‘ f é i f , ; . i : 4 ne THIRTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 Lake Orion to Vote Monday on School Bon Your PTA Is Planning: Hudson Covert Children to Present Song Festival WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The, at the regular meeting of the children of Hudson Covert school West Bloomfield High school will present their fifth annual out- PTA. door Christmas Song Festival on 7, group will meet at 8 pm. Thursday at 7 p.m. at the p™ Thursday in the gymnasium of the oe gba ow oe pies school for a short business some oO 0. arois ant meeting. } , i “hrist- some )ot ithe new polar OS) Donald || Bradtord athletic di: mas . ; rector of the school, will be in There will be no business meet: charge of a panel discussion’ ing. Hot chocolate. coffee, and Coaches Charles Gunnip, Sam cookies will be served in the Minard and Dale Nelson will serve school after the program. All as members of the panel with parents are urged to attend. ‘Kern Murphy representing the West Bloomfield The Green School PTA board and their husbands held a pro- gressive dinner Saturday night. The dinner was the first social event of this type for the organi- zation. . board of education. A group of eighth grade boys will give an unrehearsed demon- stration of a daily gym class. | Principal Donald Weed will speak on the Wayne-Oakland League Athletic activities and pass The evening started at the home _a brochure to the audience. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wareham’ of Willow Valley and progressed to the homes of Mr. and Mrs N. D. Alex of W. Maple Rd, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bittner of Spring- water Lane, Mr. and ane Alex Clark of Walnut Lake and ended with dancing ee ‘social activities at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linville of Nicholas Rd. Mrs. Alex Clark used the Green School Memorial Tablecloth which was presented to her at one of the first PTA meetings this year. West Bloomfield | Scotch School heid its monthly The Macomb County Citvens, PTA meeting Tuesday with a Committee for Pontiac State Hos-! short business session and pro- gram. The program was under direction of Mrs. Mildred Saad *_.* with Mrs. Robert Hamel at the! Lawrence Martell, president of piano. Mrs. Saad was soloist with’ the organization, announces that in- a background choir of boys and Stallation of officers will take place. girls from fourth and fifth grade.|Speaker for the evening will be Vicky and Ricky Gleason sang Marguerite M. Parrish, Social Serv- duets. ice Director at Pontiac State Hos- Mrs. Richard Vershure was in pital. Her topic will be “Mental, charge of the program. Third Health is your Responsibility.’ grade mothers served refresh-| The following are the officers ments. to be installed: president, Law- West Bloomfield rence Martell of New Baltimore; “The Athletic Program: Pres- | first vice president, Hugo Reise, ent and Future Needs” will be Roseville; second vice president, | —<<<<$__ Macomb Group | fo Hold Meeting Citizens Committee for State Hospital to Hear | Director | at the Civic Center, Mt. Clemens, | the on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. | acts ‘Ask Approva LAKE ORION—Property owners | le the Lake Orion Community School District are being asked to approve a $300.000 bond issue to complete and furnish the new high school and the planned elementary additions voted last May. Voting is to be held Monday, Dec. 19. from 7.a.m. until a p. ts * This ase gy is to supple- ment the $1,500,000 bond issue ap- proved last spring, has the complete endorsement of the Citizens’ Advisory Committee Plan Ohricimas Parade With 20 Floats in Holly HOLLY—At least 20 floats will appear in the annual Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade here} jon Saturday. It will be over imile long, and will assemble at | Booth’s Corners, passing through le village at 2:30 o'clock. » * tJ The parade will disband ae throne which is being erected near the corner of Sagi- naw and Martha Streets, where | Presents will be distributed to all ichildren. The Holly High School Band will lead the parade. Prizes aggregating over $100 will be given for the best floats in line. There also will be clown and carolers will sing throughout the village. Robert Robertson, chairman. of |Pital will hold a general meeting the day, announces that prelim- sion appointed by Gov. Fund Campaign Ends Tomorrow Romeo-Almont Hospital Drive Seeks $100,000 in Goal ROMEO—The public campaign to build a hospital in the Romeo- area officially ends to- for funds new com- munity Almont morrow. s Volunteer workers will meet at a final report dinner to be held at a.the Holly | of $300,000 Supplement which made the initial survey and recommendations... Its purpose is to cover an approximate 20 per! cent increase in construction costs since the preparation of original estimates last winter. Faced wtih bids averaging one-fifth over the alloted funds, the Board of Education recalled | the Advisory Committee, and submitted “several alternatives for their study. Rather than curtail any further the minimum eas LEP ie new construction, or eliminate plans for relief in the posal grades, the committee urged the) board to accept the low bids on, the high school, get planning ‘under way for the grade school ‘additions, and then-ask the voters) to approve the necessary addi-/ tional bond issue. PROGRAM VITAL With a large number of high school students already on part-| time schedules because of over-| crowding, and the elementary grades threatened with half-day sessions, a full scale construction) program is vitally important, | board members advise. | a " corse see ae eeeser eee ee Oe eed e SES >= sss HET SH EES at Cbd * i : ‘ . ‘ * * ‘ + <= ==s Contracts for the general con- | struction, mechanical and elec- trical work on the new high school have now been awarded, and grading at the site ts al- ready well under way. Plans for elementary additions} at Carpenter and Webber Schools’ jhave been drawn up by the |architects and submitted to the! | board for appro al. inary to the parade and other festivities the children will be guests at a special program at Theater, through the courtesy of its managers, Mr. and Mrs. Aram Orousn « State May Take | Wayne Into Fold Williams Study Group Suggests Detroit School | nove “vy cone Saturday Party wt for Post Youth Pa M Oy / pie ih THANK YE ~ i Financed over a 25-year period! by an additional 1', mill tax, | based on present valuation, the! proposed bond issue will cover the remaining construction costs, as! well as furnishings and equipment | for the new pude ORTONV ILLE JUNIORS SELL TREES “Christmas is near, so buy your tree here’’ comes | the shout from Ortonville High School juniors. The | class is selling Christmas trees on an empty lot commis- for them by pu Williams jrecommended today that the state Borst. Proceeds Y IN elepe ana won 7 iN: thange +i The ~ tS % vq OEY Fe bad va ee tl ane money in the bax shown in the picture. Left to right helping sell the trees are Barbara Kennedy, Janice Francis and Karen from the sale will go toward next take over Wayne University, now. | on South Street here. During school hours, juniors year’s senior class trip. The sale will continue owned by the Detroit Board of To Be Held at Oakland trust buyers to choose their own trees and pay until Christmas. [Education es Lake Legion Home for | The pocmumulssion proposed the 200 Children e e Sen HS tal aad ake Action to Save Fruit support” of the Detroit institution | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Mrs. over a three-year period and Theodore Salkeld, chairman of jun-| finally assume full operation in| the 1959-60 fiscal year. jior activities for Chief Pontiac 377 | Auniliary, has announced a Christ- now to protect the half million Robert Sheffler of Benton Harbor. | Under this suggestion, the mas party for children of members gojjar fruit industry in the Romeo They counted the number of un- | Legislature would appropriate (of the post and auxiliary this Satur- $3,239,633 in the next fiscal year, (day. from 2 to 4 p.m. or about one-third of the school's | a operating cost; $6,479,266 in the 1957-58 fiscal year and $9,718,900, the full operating cost, in the | 1958-59 fiscal year. | jarea, according to an announce- tended trees ment made today. and received approval before the aid removal program began contacted lot owners The event will be held at the} : ,American Legion Home, Oakland) Lake. Two hundred young guests ;are expected to attend. Bulldozers have begun knocking This action stems from an in- down neglected trees on 167 acres; vestigation of neglected orchards | in the two large subdivided orch- by a fruit inspection team in waters re as ae ards here. Under the direction of september. State horticultural ue |Clyde Smith of Oxford the eradica- announced the purchase of gifts specialists and neighboring orch- | The commission also proposed | the university be operated by an enght-man board of trustees ap-| as initiated follow- ROMEO — Action jis being taken visions by Smith and his partner,,dle the expense of the tree re moval program. He reperted that bulldozers come in. knock the trees down and cover the holes but that it is up to the property owner to have the trees cut up and Beaked away, Announcement was made by Ma- comb County Agricultural Agent Jack Prescott of the winter fruit | school to be held periodically dur- 30 p.m. at the Romeo Methodist for men at the Dearborn Veter- ition P m* ard men agreed with local fruit. ing January and February at Ro is main no tain topic a the Program | Mrs. ©. Harold Wills, Romeo; : | secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Martell New Baltimore; treasurer, Law- Drunken Driving rence Steeh, Mt. Clemens; mem. | . bers of the board: Leon Kandt, D d b M Mt. Clemens; Mrs. L. V. Kerwin, . enie y acrae | Mt. Clemens; Miss Mary Mc VAN NUYS, Calif, 9 — Singer Devt: Kowwsllie: and Kay h- Gordon Macrae has pleaded inno- ‘aliens, New timore. Ted Pa- naretos, Casework Supervisor at cent to a misdemeanor charge of drunk driving and rai a jury trial. It was set for Jan. Macrae, 34, was jailed ene be ing involved in a four-car collision early yesterday. He was released, on $263 bail. he told newsmen. lighted cigarette on the floor of my car and the accident happened! when I leaned over to pick it up I had exactly two drinks during the Pontiac State Hospital acts as hospital consultant to the committee. The Citizens Committee stresses to ithe prevention of mental illness “The crash was unavoidable,”’|and therefore encourages citizens “I droppped a/from other counties to attend its the community responsibility | meetings. There is no charge. pointed by the Governor—four to ing a survey of the new subdi- Chane ee ak Fe Ge from Was, Oakland) and) Ma- = pelguavans eae hvved aleellad ae —| growers that a program had to Meo High School. The lectures and cipal speaker will be Dean Rhoda comb Counties. It opposed sug- give a veteran's family a Christ. | be set ap immediately to protect | demonstrations will cover the prob- Reddig of the School of Nursing gestions that the university be tied '™®* basket, Count Deaths ' the 1956 fruit crop. lems of fertilizing, mulching, in of the University of Michigan. administratively to other state in The auxiliary recently purchased! y Sime Gt lor enere and) teuit sect control, grading, ore bes . stitutions. ja new wheel chair | = spraying. The classes w) ree a mere gh ale = ons os oo «4 Ranction Sn tie eet pe 9 me Charles Roening growers met at the Romeo ral! nd open to fruit growers and struction o od Dee om pita e . . . cine ; + : is a 000. To date $250 can ince The conimission argued that be- with distrophy who outgrew the USN AGES me Sinai Mes > , a ee aan Al peo owners who agree! to cere for tix ~" . a F m4: aa etails Oo > e P 2 been raised, a hospifal spokes- fore 1960 about 20 million dollars chair given him some years ago. Charles Boening, 71, 4236 Olivia. ° i — Bowerman! proaident trees on their lots in the new . ‘ z rT Fi oO 4 , 5 7 ef man said today. must be spent at Wayne to meet Mrs. Joseph Phillips, American- will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday &“ P subdivisions. increasing enrollments. lism chairman, reported the presen- | The difficulties encountered by tation of Flags to the graduation jthe loss of campaign offices and) The comrnission said {ts pro- class of new citizens. [records in the recent fire have nosed financing plan would bring! | caused some delay in the cam-the state an educational plant The group eed plans for a | Oak View Cemetery of the Macomb county fruit com- mittee, acted as master of cere- monies. He showed a map of the area indicating producing and aban doned orchards. He cnd_ fellow from the C. F. Schnaidt Funeral |Home, Royal Oak, with burial in Mr. Boen- ing died Tuesday morning. Jury to Investigate the evening, which I spent rehears- |paign. This may necessitate fur- b t t th t ing for a new might ls? @ct-" Area Woman's Death tomorrow Cie patie eB “st nePOF rts Galloway Lake 4-H Club Plans Holiday Party A coroner's jury will assemble tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in Oakland County Probate Court to investi gate the death of a Southfield Township woman in a Royal Oak Fellowship Guilds Schedule Meetings | GALLOWAY LAKE — A Christ-/osteopathic surgeon's office mas party is planned for the Thurs- Nov, 11. | prensa eres day meeting of the Galloway Lake| Mrs. D. W. Campbell, 33, of STE n s , Women's Fellowship of the First Congregational Church are holding | their regular meetings this week. | 4H Club. It will be held in the 17325 W, Fourteen Mile Rd., died home of Mrs. Jean Craven, 325 about an hour after she entered’ Doris Rd. , \the doctor's office for treatment) + sont at 8 p.m., the Lamp-| of an asthma condition. | Officers elected af the fast ' a t mA lighters Guild will meet with Mrs. meeting include: President, | Seven medical doctors and osteo Harry Braga, 316 Maywood Ave. paths are scheduled to testify in addition to the deceased woman's jhusband, said Chief Assistant Pros- ecutor George F, Taylor Charlies Wright; vice president, dames Pruitt; secretary-treasur- er, Beverly Strong. The group has 23 members en rolled in winter projects The Letitia Guild also meets at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Verne, Johnson, 115 Helen St Thursday. the Colonial meets at & p.m. at the home of Lillian Nott, 505 Elmhill, Mrs. Jack Baker will be co hostess, Slate Conservation Film Oakland County residents are re Death Strikes Twice MAYSVILLE, Ky. u—Mrs. fa- quested by Keith Middleton. chair- Phirsday at & pm. the Fr iendly chel Young Lyons, 69, died of a.‘nan of the Board of Directors of Guild meets at the home of Mrs. heart attack yesterday, and, one the Oakland County Soil Conserva- Lowell Purdom, 434 Second St.; hour later, her husband, W. Lance) tion District, to tune in their tele- \{rs. Elmer Kitner is co-hostess. Mexico's miation is increas- ‘ing by about three per cent a year. Lyons, 74, also died of a heart at- vision sets Saturday at 9 a.m. A tack. Double funeral services will film, be held tomorrow. “The Soil Conservation Dis \trict’” is scheduled. “| ter. sx Cuild more than 40 million dollar’. Scouts S ponsor Special Drive for a Late Pal TROY — The Poppleton Explor-, rs here, a group of teenage Scouts, are sponsoring a special paper drive, The boys are conducting ‘the drive so that they might keep the name of their late pal, Nor- man Huff, on the Explorer regis- Norman, a teenager, was killed by an automobile last Hal- joween night. Persons having papers to con- tribute may call the home of Rob- ert Bevier, the drive is being conducted. The number is MI 4-8315. Township Postpones Light Installation Planned installation of lights in Donelson and St. Benedict Schools, has been delayed pending construc- |Pontiac Camp of Gideon and tion of shelters at each end, Water- ford Township Supervisor Lloyd Anderson said today. The township has experienced difficulty in finding money to con- struct the shelters, Anderson ex-| plained. Officials would allow clos- ing off the underpass at night to prevent breakage or theft of the lights. “However, we hope to get the Board of Education under whose guidance! |*rrenine twice as fast. Gideons and Auxiliary a passageway below M59 between | committee members continued by explaining the damage done by the codling moth and apple maggot in the uncared for areas OWNERS HAUL TREES The group then heard Dean Lov- ett, Bureau of Plant Industry, Michigan Department of Agricul- ture state that the department “has removed slightly over one New Years Eve party, to be held| Survivors include one son, Har- at the post home on Oakland Lake. ‘old in Royal Oak: one daughter, _—_—_—_- |Mrs. James Bell of Reyal Oak and ‘Pontiac: three grandchildren; two brothers, Edward and Fred bot! from Warren Aaron L. Metter Plans School in Troy MARLETTE—Service for Aaron TROY — The Troy Board of | ee 65, was to be held at the Marsh Education met last night for their |: P- ™- today from Hees : t belt regular meeting. Many pros a Seat Home, with burial in million trees in the fruit belt in , 01 Marlette Cemetery. Mr. Metzer, the western part of the state.” He ay — ca viatis Soe) the a veteran of World War I, died added that a tegislative approp- , Saturday night in Veterans Hos- riation is sect up anmually to han- Stewart K. Baker, superin- : \pifal, Battle Creek. tendent of Troy schools, sald | tie js survived by three sons, “We want a simple, conven- tional, and functional se | Alton of Garden City, Donald of Party for Personnel type of | Mariette and Lawrence of Brown WILLIAMS LAKE — Mrs Perry| Se ee Roe Nant CON: Cyty,| three ren; three -Yanghan. 3350 Homestead Dr. = we —* be able te ete! sisters, Mrs. Floyd Seide!, Braden- fashion merchandiser for a national | by the middle of ae jton, Fla.. Mrs. Ray Spears of firm, entertained her departmental | ry 'Saginaw and Mrs. John Prowse managers and selling personne! at! A site of 10 acres to be pur- of Marlette, and two brothers, a Christmas party and buffet lunch. | chased from Fields and Associates Edwin Metzer of Flint and Harry eon at her home this week. will cost $14,500, of Pontiac. ~ County Calendar | The board pprov : Mrs Marga 1 aT approyv ed Baker § ' LT, ret Ann Fettig Waterford recommendation to purchase an! eye testing machine that a tech- MARLETTE — Service for Mrs. The Sunday School Board of the Wa- terford Community Church {th meet nician can operate and do eye Margaret Ann Fettig. 50, Detroit. | will be held at 2 p.m. Friday from the Marsh Funeral Home with at 1:30 p.m. Tharsday (Dec. 15) at the burial in Mariette Cemetery. Mrs.|“""" — watertora Tewnsh orm be f th Gon i Club pitti a erly of Marlette, died ate ententelning chnete hasbends et a to Observe Christmas eee een anens acu a tee oe ee | jyears old, Air Force Resumes Cadet Recruitment Applicattions for Aviation Cadet Training. which were suspended last June, again are being ac- cepted, Pontiac Air Force recruit: ers said today. Applicants must be United States male citizens between 19 and 26'2 single, and have high school educations. Menta] and phy- eisical standards, the Air Force adds, are high. Men under 21 must have the written consent of par- ents or guardians. Training period lasts a year for Aircraft Observers, and 14 months for pilots. Santa Will Still Visit PORT HURON up—Santa Claus still will visit the Walter Kuyda . family this year. Flames leveled the Smiths Creek home of the Kuyda's Monday night, destroying clothes, furniture and other be- jlongings — including Christmas | presents for their five children ‘from 1 to 11 years old. But citi- zens are appealing for community donations of clothing and other presents. The family has been taken in by neighbors. Kuyda esti- mated his loss at $10,000. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Charles; three daughters, = | William Vinson of Detroit and Sally Auxiliary will meet for a Christ-|and Jean at home; two sisters. ‘mas party at 7:30 p.m. Thursday Mrs, William Scouten of Snover) /7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Forest Rogers of Fair- Simmons, 5263 Clinton River Dr. fax, Va.; two brothers, Charles Mc-| HH There will be an exchange of Leish of Royal Oak and William, Christmas gifts. jof Pontiac; and one grandchild. | Progress Group Slates . 3 Good Reasons for Shopping at Green's IN DRAYTON PLAINS project completed within 30 days,’ he added. mous exponent of the Spanish dance, are shown in action. The 20 numbers slated ,in the ‘‘Dances of the World” program will be répresentative of various cities and provinces of Spain, with native ‘bor will be opened for public use| According to a spokesman for first concert Thurs- uditorium of the Isaac thool. Above, the brilliant h k zs? * ‘city’s $350;000 bridge over the \Creek ‘Valley in East Benton Har- Forgery Spree Ends PORT HURON i—Herbert C.' Sneed, 31, of Windsor, Ont., was sentenced to 13 months to two years in Southern Michigan Prison Tuesday for forgery. Sneed, ar- rested in Port Huron, Nov. 11, admitted passing forged checks totaling $1,000 in Marshall, Kala- mazoo, Grand Rapids and Port Huron, police said. Circuit Judge. Edward T. Kane, who passed sen-| tence, said following his release, Sneed faces similar charges in Windsor, Sarnia, Essex, Wallace- burg and C Chatham, Qnt. ‘|Bridge tc to Be Opened BENTON HARBOR ® — The dances.from India, Japan, Ceylon, Scotland fit Dee. rea has been| under way sihce une, f / mittee as a whole and to the elec- |torate in general. Detailed in- | areas about becoming a part of Planning Session Tonight | ROCHESTER — The Executive; | Board of the Rochester Progress ment and the new City of Roch-| Committee met on Tuesday night fom the purpose of making plans. for a much larger meeting of the. entire "Rochester Progress Com- mittee” tonight at 7:30 p. m. the village council chambers. The executive formulate the presentation of an educational program to the com-| formation is to be provided for everyone concerned in the change- over to a city form of govern- ment. Preparations are being made to inform residents of outlying | the eity of Rochester. the committee, “The true facts in had a direct voice in county af- session met to government shall be ‘divulged. The two-party y | system will cease in local govern- ester will have a voice in county) No. government through two super-| Hi) visors with responsibility to the city only. The village has never; fairs, and therefore does not need by two separate bodies.” The Rochester Progress Com- mittee consists of over a hundred citizens, spearheaded by most of the members of the present Village Council. A voting date is expected to be announced in the near future, to determine the ‘Yes or No” factor. Village Manager Robert Slone,' says, “The development for this; area is not in the future. It is, upon us today—at this time! The| ae oe | im mo Content. GREEN'S 4516 Dixie Highway pr angpherwropestietaad ya needing m becomé a’ 1—Plenty of Free Parking. 2—Lots of New Merchandise to Choose From. 3—Fast and Courteous Service or Browse to Your Heart's We Give Holden Red Stamps PLEN OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE Men‘s Wear OR 3-1807 _ Drayton Plains : : SSS S58 65595 4 SEES SC eee eee ce oe eee cs aaa ae) Fi Nn te Nie ie Nie Din San Site inh ‘Sin So Si Ys oe he, He he he ko % % | WAYNE GABERT .= 55545 4 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 a THIRTY-NINE Burning Yule’Log Is Pagan Rite to Sun God ‘Mithra Ieee he "ettoe” al naps opmenionts ae fastest four-footed animal in Amer- the atomic bombs used in World PALMER LAKE, Colo. (INS) — —hunters, dressed in red or green will be placed beside the hearth |State, where the custom originated jeg. |War II. The tiny Colorado mountain on cece and berets, will gather in until the next year. jin this country. ie = = munity of Palmer Lake will re-/front of town hall. RECITE ANCIENT RHYME | sy ' : -_ ; Those who prefer not to brave! new again this year a Christmas TRUMPET BLAST During the burning ceremony, the frequently deep snow in the. Bazley’s Thursday ceremony that traces its origin to} promptly at 1:30.p.m., a trumpet children recite an ancient rhyme search usually remain at the town early Medieval days. will blast, and many of Palmer in unison and pass around wassaj) hal] in Palmer lake to listen to SUPER SPECIALS!! - * 8 Lake’s 263 citizens will start the bowls containing spiced, steaming ™USiC and the Christmas story mw ee aa a ceremony | AS ar isearch for the yule log for the hot fruit cider. First to be served |°"4 ie a 78 North Saginew or the yule log which ; i. TT this year begins Dec. 18—one week|23rd consecutive year. Is the person who found the 18 1) § Imports Increase | TENDER BEEF before Christmas. | The search will end when one , During the early medieval ial brought CLUB c Centuries before the birth of | of the participants finds the log— | days, the custom was celebrated Peon "Caited Ai ‘during the lb Christ, the festivities were held | identified by a notch cut in one | in Engiand by burning the log in first six months: of "1955 totaled in midsummer and on Dec. 25, | end and a hempen cord on the | the local castle with mucb merry- Si billion dollars, an increase of: EAKS eee polvaaigd of the pagan sun — other, The hice de eolaplengid making and feasting, 3 pee ent pee ine first halt of Bl y--ooe seeusewensacaseeseaseseesasseaann a arin of Egypt and ancient paige skis nat course, i | The ceremony was adopted in| 1954. Principal gains were in § This Valuable Coupon ‘ a __ | log is being pulled by the losers, Palmer Lake in 1923 at the sug-/ petroleum, crude rubber, lumber, [8 { In later years, the early Chris-| "8 7 igestion of Miss Lucretia Vaile and| and textile products. Coffee im- fj! 5 ¢ ‘ : we oe tian fathers turned the pagan cere-| At town hall, the log will be cut ihe Rev. Evalena Macy, pastor of| ports, however, declined 13 per a Goed Only ‘ a “ |mony. into part of observance ofjin half and each piece carried the Little Log Church. cent. 8 Thurs. a WILD A’ — Pioneer togs go with this chuck wagon ‘the feast of the nativity. ° [into the building by children. One so 8 ; BUTTER a set for young devotees of the frontier life. Cans of real pork and | Next Sunday in Palmer Lake—|half the log will be burned with! The first log was lighted by a] School buses account for about 70 r with meat purchase : beans, and other rugged foods are ready for the pans. one of the few communities in the kindling from the Yule log from'splinter from the yule log at the|per cent of the annual U. §. bus. Guwencdcnnaeeacuaasuensucnacasan! \United States to stage the custom|the preceding year. The other half Lake Placid Club in New York output. | Children’s Pioneer Outtitsfr“== ee —_————— i — SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY & M os orererrere Dominate Gift Preference fen: ONDAY —— FREE PARKING OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS Frontier life is a top favorite) Elaborate detail in frontier seyic: j among our youngest pioneers tor carbines and pistols is shown in Wyman $ Play dramatic play this Christmas, _| his season's toys. * i — Chuck wagons in all sizes come Santa Claus. The whirlwind revival of the equipped with frontier style cook-| coonskin cap has sparked a tre- ing equipments. One chuck wagon mendous demand by the small fry includes cans of soup, pork and for a wide variety of pioneer cos- beans and spaghetti, ag well as tumes and accessories with almost!campers’ kettle and gear and a. as many girls as boys appearing cook book of range riders’ favorite to be enthusiastic about playing recipes. y range rider. The ture of the pampas has cabin made out of fiberboard. Ve-| caused the hobby horse to change locipedes carry saddles and saddle-| into a trie of Palomino steeds, | bags. ge including stallion, mare and colt, | Indian costumes are enjoying a) geared to gallop or trot in smalJ revival along with cowboy = space—all within the playroom. 'cowgirl togs. Buy With Confidence at Wayne Gabert’s 4 > j | You can even get a frontier-style ee ee ee 45% 54%455%"%"% TO PAY MONTHS “Q14NCH SUPER TABLE MODEL With 4-Plus Picture Quelity RECORD PLAYER Re Ag Ma Le) D Pr oL \) , EASY TERMS... OUR. $s DO a p wv | | ° | Carriages, Games, WYMAN'S ==" . FURNITURE”. STORES CUSTOMERS Wymao's Blue Trading \ aT ‘Dike. 92. a e | _ eames Mer Noteaate 18 W. Pike St. , 2-Stores—2 . wu E. inom St. {. 1 ; “2 j s lee : | i iz ; \ ; f oD S * : ¥, Net on attachment bet Shelce ® complete phonograph with bullt-tn speaker & Colors pewer anit, PLAYS 14 RECORDS AUTOMATICALLY Layaway Now for Christmas! FREE. PARKING AT BOTH — STORES FOR OUR ‘CUSTOMERS j > AT BOTH {for Purchases at Both STORES . Our Stores Your - Electrical Appliance Spevialist 121.N. Saginaw St. sé 5-6189 -o = @ << in Sia NN Wi St — ee Le ; wre & Sg THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 Ti 7 | o =~] Lae < +> t Tras is a picture of an automobile mechanic going to school. He’s not an apprentice. Far from it. He’s a veteran of many years. But he’s going to school to catch up with the engineers who designed and built the cars he services. This mechanic might be from the service department of any one of some 18,000 dealers who sell General Motors cars and trucks. . He is going to school in one of the 30 model new Training Centers, just com- pleted by General Motors—and spread across America from coast to coast. He’s learning about a long list of ad- vanced engineering features of General Motors cars— what makes them tick — how they’re built—how to take them apart and put them together. He’s also learning how to use the new tools, specifically developed by General Motors engineers, to do these new jobs with the greatest of ease. Tie we believe, is a good example-of [Raa what GM and GM car dealers are ‘A accomplishing together. @9, We supply the training —they supply Cc the mechanics—and thousands of their arts mechanics are doing a more skillful job a 7 ; ; ; What's new in the design and structure of the advanced engineering features found in GM cars? Here a GM dealer mechanic is finding out — and he'll go home better because of this combination. . able to doa fine job— better able to do his job of servicing Chevrolets—or Pontiacs —or Oldsmobiles —or Buicks~— or Cadillacs —or Fisher Bedies—or GMC Trucks. “/ ; / es Our responsibility is to the buyers of our cars and the dealers who sell them. GM dealers’ responsibility is to service | en ge the millions of cars they sell each year , os so competently that their customers -— : | NE : , and ours—will. come back for more. 7 CHEVROLET. - PONTIAC « OLDSMOBILE * BUICK + CADILLAC ~ ° : ; Body by Fisher * United Motors Service * GMC Truck & Coach /. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1 f 955 FORTY-ONE Star Bowlers Continue Pace in Semi-Finals ; . . the biggest crowds in its history Which began when the National Detroit Pair Leading 1° fall, an Associated Press sur-/League merged in 1949 with the 46 Hopefuls Striving vey of the 12 National Footbalt/fow defunct All-America confer- for Final Berths - Rams Tops Record Crowds Watch Pro Gridders in ‘55 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Professional football played .to League cities showed today. At- ence. tendance was up approximately 7S This is the fifth straight year that attendance has shown a gain, . 12.7 per cent over 1954, also a CHICAGO w — All-Star bowling record. hopefuls, 46, in each of the men's ies and women’s divisions who sur-| The clubs reported 1935 attend- vived the first four days of gruel-|2nce hit 2,722.68 compared with ling competition today continue|2-415,948 in 1954. Average crowd for their strike barrage in the ‘semi-/'2 league games in 1955 was a finals for the 14 final berths jn/"ecord 37,815. 3 favern Club, ndependents Ld C Leading the fields are a couple of Detroit veterans, Ray Lubanski and Dolores Wroblewski, who are familiar to All-Star fans. Lubanski is in front in the men’s division with a 24-game total of 5.105, a 61-pin edge over a fellow, townsman, Tom Hennessey, who, r) we Hoop Victor 5 * © @ / | Miss Wroblewski doesn't have | quite as comfortable a margin with her 3,096 for 16 games, which is only 14 pins ahead of Doris Porter of Los Angeles. Miss Porter has 3,082, Both the men and women will engage in a double semifinal round. The men keglers wil! roll 12 games and the women 8 after which the high 14 scorers in each division, plus the first four-day pinnage, will gain the es Aces, Hot Shots and Meteors Also Win City Cage Action Louie's Tavern hung up a 35-31 victory over Griff’s Grill and the Independents breezed to a 43-37 win over the Trojans in National League city basketball games Tuesday night at Jefferson Junior High. In National loop Class D activity last night at Eastern, the Aces whipped the Blue Devils, 50-27, the Hot Shots trimmed Pulver Tire, 51-27; and Central Christian bowed to the Meteors, 54-23. Another ‘D' battle scheduled at Eastern, an American League s ° The 14 will be joined in the head- to-head match play starting tomor- row by the four seeded stars, in- cluding the two defending champi-| ons, Steve Nagy, Cleveland, and Sylvia Wene, Philadelphia.The oth- er two are Don Carter, St. Louis! and Mrs. Marion Ladewig, of! Grand Rapids, Mich., both fermer titleholders. Flores Widow Wins Law Suit Awarded $80,000 for Death of Middleweight in 1951 Bout ALBANY, N.Y. (INS) — The widow of Brooklyn middleweight G Flores has been awarded $30,000 with interest of more than $20,000. for his death from ring] Gale McAnnaly garnered 18 injuries four years ago. | points in the Aces’ decision over The New York state court of| the Blue Devils. who were paced claims accompanied the ment yesterday with a sharp at.|tello and Bud Hayward contributed tack upon the physicians who l3 and 12 points respectively in examined the fighter, wha died| the Hot Shots’ triumph and Mick- following a knockout by Roger|€Y Gonzales picked up 12 markers Donoghue at Madison Square Gar. | fer the losing Pulver quintet. Dick den Oct. 29, 1951. | McLaughlin collected 15 points as Mrs. Elaine Flores, 23. had) asked $500,000 from the state. She!" “two Class D games are carded also is suing the International tonight 5 at Lincoln Junior High. Boxing Club and Madison oe Hot Shots meet Slaybaugh’s in a heergaltao! $500,000 in a a to De’ National loop contest at 7 o'clock = oes month ts Brooklys Su: oq) Lakers! tace| thel Wolveriaas in preme Court. an American division scra z an . Pp at Flores had been TKO'd twice 8:30 pm. within 35 days prior to the fatal ;.:\,, | the Lakesiders, was not played because the latter quintet failed to make’ an appearance, Louie's took an early lead, then saw Griff's knot the count at 27- all going into the 4th quarter. The tavern five doubled Griff's last- Period effort, 8-4, to wrap up the decision. Sandagé led Louie's with 14 points and Bridegewater’s 10 points topped Griff's. Taulbee tallied 25 points to pace the Independents to their easy victory over the Trojans. The win- ners led from the beginning and |were never threatened. William- son chalked up 15 points for the Trojans, tral Christian. “ss sest 6 © 0—98 bout, for which he was certified ontt's : . . eo OT GN fit by four doctors. Judge Fred A. | independents eee 13 616 B43 Young said Flores should have Trojans Ain <5 . » -10 @14 §—37 been suspended, adding: ICentrat 38 7 8-23 “The fact that this was not done Meteors + 422 16 12-84 {s an indictment of each of the Hor snows . ee it te 41 doctors and a more serious in- Pulver Tire . wcscsc0 © F @ a1) dictment of the entire system of Biue Devils ee ce @ 10:10 327 medical examination.” Aces : 7:11:14 1e—se _ as | . - q Final O] j ape ina Spartans Win for June 2930 Cage Opener LOS ANGELES ® — The final) track and field trials for the 1956 ° U.S, Olympic games squad will! Roll Up Single Game be hed in Los Angeles Memorial High Score Coliseum next June 29-30. The: Olympic games are to be hetd in| Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 22 to Dec. 8. 1| EAST LANSING ® — Michigan wane Nicholson, Sain ©f State’s basketball team made an the Pani Comers aS AL impressive first appearance by oti van oie ae two weeks| SPilling Southern Mlinois 99-71 last, was selected as the sit night. i a we meeting in Louis- It was a new single-game high, : for the MSU Spartans the previous) 2 * record was a %4-77 vict over | Mar shall Back in Wisconsin last season. “”y Majors as Scout Senior forward Julius McCoy NEW YORK Ww Willard was the leader for Michigan State with 19-points, Three other Marshall, former outfield slugger of the New York Giants, Was back players | netted 12 points each. Guard :Johnson led Southern in the fold of the National League club today as a scout. Hiinois with 14 points. Michigan State was the last of Marshall, who played for Boston and Cincinnati in the National Beating S. Illinois, 99-71 | Only three teams, the New York | Uphill—and On—Sons of Men By GRANTLAND RICE O, sons of men, whose goal is dust, Where raw Fate waits at bay, t | I Indian Hurler Voted Top Rookie in AL ScoreChosen — by Ballots of Whose life is parry, whirl and thrust, in contest between the Lakers and | | by Earl Neeb with 10. Pudge Cos-| ‘the Meteors easily downed Cen-| Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions reported declines at the gate. The Los Angeles Rams reported the largest attendance, 397,997 for six home games. The Rams, West- ern Conference champions, meet the Cleveland) Browns, Eastern Conference titleholders, in the championship game at Los Angeles). Dec. 26, * @¢ ¢@ Baltimore reported the biggest attendance jump, a total of 72,588 more than 1954, or 236,826. Babe Zaharias, Walter Alston | | Award Winners Broadcaster Selects | : Pair to Get Graham | McNamee Memorial NEW YORK (INS) Golfer Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Brooklyn manager Walter Alston will receive the Graham McNa- mee Memorial award, presented annually by the sports broadcast- ers association. It is the first time in the his- tory of the award, announced |ast night, that a woman athiete has been honored and the first time that twe McNamee awards were voted in one year. | Mrs. Zaharias, former women's. National Open Golf champion and Olympic track star, is regarded the beste of a poms co-captain of basketball team “lark. Hillsdale’s heralded hall. Russian parents was captured by grade and forced to work in labor in four years by Coach Scotty Alston, in his second year as a major league manager, led the Dodgers to their first world cham- : each in four games. never heard of the game until he was 15. “Dee,” Prague born son of Whitelaw, has averaged 30 points for And soon the blade is brown with rust, Its scabbard thrown away: O, sons of men, above all things There must be courage thrown Against the crashing storm that swings, Against red bolts the lightning flings Where each must stand alone. O, sons of men, the night is long That closes out our wars, Though now and then life has a song, The battle still is to the strong Who have no fear of scars: There must be courage, or the thrill Of life's forever fled, The broken and the beaten fill Att roads that tead-from vate to hitt— Where blood was less than red. The book of tife is full of pain, Of heartache and of hurt — The road is dark through wind and rain, We stumbie where the dead have lain Beneath the dreamless dirt: The goal of dreams is faint and far Beneath the heavy pack, And scar must follow after scar, But; sons of men, the shining star Of courage lights the track. (Copyright, 1955, A. S. Barnes & Co.) Loop Writers Cleveland Pitcher Sets Strikeout Record for + Ist Year in Majors NEW YORK (—Herb Score of the Cleveland Indians, who farmed 245 batters to set a record for most strikeouts by a pitcher in his first major league season, was named the American League's |Rookie of the Year for 1955 today. * * « | The 22-year-old stylish southpaw received 18 votes in the balloting of the 24-committeemen of the Dales Unbeai HILLSDALE, Mich. @ — Nate _AP Wirephote Dee) Vergun, 22 year old, 6-4 Mass. back, received a raft of new hon- ors here last night — if that's possible. Clark, already acclaimed as the nation’s leading scorer with 144 points and named to the as- Germans with his mother in Bel- camps. Dee, rated the best player Milford's defending champion West Bloomfield's Rogers drove in Redskins took a big early season) for a Wayne-Oakland League basketball honors with 22 points while Bill Frank Rogers scored with only|/to the Wayne-Oakland cellar. \20 seconds left to play to hand! Clarkston's Wolves |Vvictory over Holly The ton, 41-39, in two other W-O games starts. jlast night. Milford defeated Northville, rated as a strong contender for | league honors, with surprising | ease. In a contest marred by 67 | creased to four points entering the last period. personal fouls, 37 on the losers, Fred Vess collected 12 points the Redskins built up an over- | and Doug Fortin added 10 whelming 66-39 lead after three | lead the Wolves while Brian quarters and coasted with sub- | Watson and Herb Snyder paced * ¥ stitutes in the éth period. | Brighton with 14 and 12 points | tively. Both Milford scoring aces, Jim "“Perlvely 18--81|Davidson and Fred Baker, fouled Clarenceville of the W-O circuit with 15 points. out entering the final stanza, but blew a 6-point lead in its 54-51 by that time Northville’s cause non-loop loss was lost. Davidson tallied ba Farmington. It was the Ist de- points and Baker contributed 17.| feat of the season for the visiting Bud Bell led Northville with 20| Trojans, who were outscored 18-9 points. | by the Falcons in the 4th quarter. Holly’s 4th-quarter rally nearly Don Robinson and Bud Jones — sunk the Lakers in their hectic! shared scoring honors for the win- battle at Keego Harbor. The ners -with 14 points each. Gary Lakers held a 7-point advantage | Benson‘ paced Clarenceville, also entering the last period but Holty; setting 14. - struck back, causing the lead to) Utica maintained a steady lead change hands several times during’ as it trimmed Rochester, 62-53, the 4th frame. |on the latter's floor. The Chief- Holly grabbed a one-point lead tains captured a 19-13 Ist-quarter with 23 seconds remaining before! edge and were never headed. Lou 26.3 Average | ! Titan Sophomore Sets | Scoring Pace in MVC | | -ST. LOUIS @® — Detroit's hot-|Joe Todd of St. Louis and Jack shooting Forward, Bill Ebben,|Gower of Bradley. heads a list of six new faces among) Houston's seven-foot Don Bolde-| the top 10 scorers in Missouri buck, runnerup to Tulsa's record- Valley basketball, breaking Bob Patterson last sea- son, is off to a slow start with his Ebben led the Titans opening- 17.5 average good for seventh place eee eee oe etre Damse wih iad cadiey'a)| Lee) UG 97) $8 points, 38 of then in the first | na Jim McLaughlin of St. Louis half, and dropped tn 47 points in (18.0.) the next two games for a season a Milford Drubs Mustangs With Ease, Laker and Wolves Triumph in Wayne-Oakland Action layup to bring victory to Utica and Bill Dean's 16 points | stride toward their 2nd consecutive the Lakers. Rogers took scoring were high for Rochester, championship Tuesday night by, Horton sparked the losers with, walloping visiting Northville, 74-55.,15. The setback relegated Holly, | : registered: handed |West Bloomfield a thrilling 5-51)their Ist win of the season by up and thride-| setting Brighton, a team which beaten Clarkston surprised Brigh-) Was unbeaten in three non-league Wolves led all the way, although the margin was é always narrow. Their halftime Abes as Bob Wright chalked up edge was 21-20, which was in- 18 points. The Panthers grabbed to red-hot rival and Ron Emerick picked up a the Big Ten basketball powers to get into action | Coach Forddy Anderson carefully League and Chicago in the Ameri- can after leaving New York, yes- terday was signed by the Giants to scout in New Jersey and New England, except in Connecticut. There are 6 Sports Pages in today’s Pontiac Press Warriors Edge Celtics on Last Second By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Philadelphia Warriors are _ stacked with so many high scorers that Larry Hennessy, an outstand- ‘ing college player, rarely gets off the bench. : But the Warriors needed him last night. And how! ave! of 26.3. Utt is another come-latety but scheduled the game late enough to| “Y°"™5° McLaughlin, one of the nation’s | Scrmidt of ene asta scor- : : make sure that all his players; Grady Smith, St. Louis guard top rebounders although only 6-4, | 8 honors DoSns: Action Again would be eligible after ing re-|who was no better than 11th last! NORTHVILLE MILFORD g Passing | Is riding in his 1954 spot—sixth. | Qrp Gre ; cent tests, season is second with 23.3 through Yahne 14 6 Davidson 7 13 27 BOSTON « — Johnny Peirson During the last few years, Michi-jgames of last Saturday. Tied for! Veteran Jack Foster of Houston/Wateriee 21 5 Eaton = @ 11 iwho hung up his skates while at gan State has played early games|third with 20-point marks are two (15.0) is only a shade ahead ofjaiery 02 2 Priestley 2 1 5 the peak of his career in the Na and had star players. flunk out of more newcomers to the top 10— Wichita’s outstanding rookie guard, = $650 Jcunone 1 1 tional Hockey League, comes out of itests, making them ineligible for Joe Stevens (14.7) tied for tenth 3urns Hid ook | a retirement tomorrow night when the rest of the season. ’ are & pair of vets with 14.0 marke—|Secwsesn Ut 2 wevitiane 1 3a athe Boston Bruins meet the Chi- c UM Skaters Tied Bob Hodgson of Wichita and V.R. 0 wan ceao Black Haske ntlee Geeks Barnhouse of Oklahoma A & M. Northvile eta 17 13 10 16-86 erie , ; ee eee no) aedeedddesrdddnd y eirson, one of the league's top b Denver = | . forwards when he decided to quit ’ 3 3 Kell Inks New Contract HOLLY W. BLOOMFIELD y Wi h Chi White Sox torte c Ls A Rogers _ So Ly s at the end of the 1953-54 season, O ; - ANN ARBOR ® — Michigan,| Wit icago t x Voorhets 33 ‘ Deacon § 6 16 . is expected to give the offensively. ; leading 3-1 with five minutes left, @—George : McLe 138 weak Bruins some badly needed The tri : was tied 3-3 by Denver last night oN Sox’ } noapic Rheates 3 H sl is 10 2 scoring punch. iumph gave Philadelphia . ouerti West lasek Chicago White eading hitterjwneeler 1 9 2 Ray . o1i ; a 135 record in National Basket-| 0 ional Veagael wechay ian mieTiast season, yesterday signed his Hermes = 1 0 3 a pee _— led “ee ball Assn. competition, Neil Johns- ; game. 1956 contract. i Poti a ing on a line ! ton of the Wares pa Bob Cousy| Denver forward Joe Kilbey took! The 33-year-old third baseman —— - ai aun Gardner and left winger Vie Sta: shared game scoring honors with| Pass from Ed Zemrau at the goal! and 12-year American League vet-jHolly .................- 11.11 14 18—51 siuk, The Bruins’ leading scorer in 29 points apidce, mouth and pounded in the puck eran batted .312 in 1955 and drove|W. Bloomfiela ....... eee 12:13:18 962]. the immediate post-war era, Pein. In the only other game, the New for Denver's 2nd goal, Michigan jn $1 runs, tops among the Sox.} cLanKksTon BRIGHTON son retired fromthe game to enter York Knickerbockers led all the|W&S ® man short at the time. | Kell is the second Sox, player tol, ., Or tree | brea business with his father-in-law, @ way to’trip the hapless Minnea-| With only 49 seconds to go and come to terms. Last, week out- Fortin $010 Watson, Tet 5 }furnitiire manufacturer in nearby polis Lakers 98-91. The Knicks re-|Michigan again a man short, Den. |flelder Larry Doby signed his 1956|(8P& 204 Morn 31 71, : . @ (Cambridge. — ig “ « Vv rsa . : ~ ‘ f Tea sce Sk melt a wea ae megan 0, el eer eee ot | yr a further into the Western Division|minute * overtime produced no} Welterweight champion Carmen 370 oo) Se cere eet 2 er Ke ————— opened on Sept, 1. mm . score, ao Basilio ie one of ten children, it Stel inter gamed uniforms during visit to New Yor. © ‘{inrough re BR ee . 4 As ra . . Sy ? wy ree , Lo ° e | Ca team, was selected as the | Dales’ Most Valuable Player for 1985, then designated ag a co- | captain for the 1956 team. | The negro speedster from Ben- ton Harbor, a junior, was the cen-| jter of attraction at a banquet cel- lebrating Hillsdale’s perfect season bat J Hasse tallied 22 points to pace Tarheels Oust Southfield upset Redford Union, 55-51. for its 1st victory in four Honor Nate Clark, en Footba | Team and second straight MIAA cham- pionship. “This is the happiest night of Baseball Writers Association. [Three writers from each of the eight American League cities par- ‘ticipated in the poll. . e & Only: two other players received votes, Infielder Billy Klaus of the Boston Red Sox was picked by 5 of the selectors, and first base- man Norm Zauchin, also of the Red Sox, was named on 1 ballot. Score’s strikeout mark eclipsed the previous record of 227; estab- lished by Grover Cleveland Alex- ander in rookie season with the Philadelphia Phils in 1911. The 6-2, 185-pound fast-baller won 16 games while losing 10. He ranked fourth in the earned run listings with a 2.85 average. * * Score was signed to a bonus con- tract by the Indians for an esti- mated $60,000 in June, 1952. He Posted a 22-5 won-lost record for Indianapolis during the 1954 sea- son, striking out 330 batters for an my life,” grinned Clark, who} | scored 24 touchdowns to set a mod- to * ¢ @ em Michigan scoring record this Klaus, a peppery shortstop who tries. Bob Evans collected 20 | points to spark the Blue Jays. who led Redford its 1st setback. \Jim Rantanen led Union with 14 ' points, Center Line waltzed to an easy 49-30 decision over the Van Dyke Coaching Staff North Carolina Officials Barclay’s Contract an early lead and were never |threatened. Brown was tops for ‘Van Dyke with 12 markers. Willie Prewitt scored 17 points to spark Willow Run to a narrow 43-48 upset win over Hazel Park, |pre- season Eastern Michigan | League favorite. Football star ‘Dan Potter topped the Vikings CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ball coach George Barclay and his. entire staff are looking for new jobs today Barclay and his staff, versity. Gary Ballman scored 14 points dozen to lead East Detroit of the EML to a 47-31 triumph over Troy. It was the season operier for the Shamrocks. Three Lapeer cagers hit 20 | points or better in the Panther’s | 85-69 conquest of Mt. Morris, but | the loser’s Bruce took scoring honors with 15 field goals for 30 | points. - Roger Flanigan tallied | 29, Tom Wilson 22, and Tom Elliot 20 for Lapeer. Four Madison players reached double figures, headed by Harry Perkins’ 15 points, as the Eagles swamped Ferndale St. James, 65-37. Tom Artbals led the Dales with 15 markers. Guard Ted Kopacki continued his scoring rampage for Orchard Lake St. Mary, tossing in 28 points as the Eaglets trounced De- troit St. Stanislaus, 61-40. Team- mates Pete Madelans and Len. Mallat added 16 and 10 points Dec. 31, The university officiais added that the dismissal applies to all members of the football coaching staff. They said that a new head coach would be named later and will | have complete freedom in select- ‘ing his own staff. tum has been mentioned prom-| inently for the Tarheel post. Barclay succeeded Cari Snave- ly at North Carolina three sea- sons ago. He won four games | and lost six in 1953 and com. piled identical records of three victories and seven defeats in 1954 and this season. His assistants are Marvin Bass. Steve Belichick, Tom Fetzer and (INS) — pounder, North Carolina's ousted head foot-.dream’’ was to play professional fall. “Everybody has been great to sociated Press’ Little All-Ameri- 'me — but my teammates are the: jones who have made it all pos- sible.” Clark was presented with a cer- tificate honoring him as a mem- ber of the AP Little All-America team. Although he still has one sea- son to play, Clark said he has been contacted by every team in the National Football League ex- cept one — the Detroit Lions, Nick Kerbawy, general manager! of the Lions and one of the speak- Cleveland, lers on the program. told Clark : ‘that the Lions make it a habit/™&" Walt Dropo, Boston, 1950; in- he fielder Gil McDougald, New never to contact a player until becomes a senior, “But you will be hearing from Decide Not to Renew us next fall.” Kerbawy told Clark |""We'd like to get an opportunity to draft you.” ° Clark, a stocky 5-foot-8, 195- said his ‘greatest football. Head coach Frank (Muddy) Wa- ters, who has guided the Dales to 16 successive victories, was pre-| were fired yesterday by the uni- sented with a ticket for the Rose Bowl game and a week's trav- ™ T _ eling expenses to the west coast. eee Cp ee He also received luggage from his nounced in a joint statement that Players. the college administration decided| “We're going to be in tough it “would not request renewal’ of shape next season,” Waters said Barclay’s contract which expires|keeping a straight face. losing one player, you know , . . “We're Cage Results HIGH SCHOOL SCORES Battle Creek 60. Muskegon 41 Albion 55, Adrian 42 Harper Woods 50. Warren 57 Anchor Bay,66. Marysville 44 Albion thigh: 55, Adrian 52 | Saginaw Holy Rosary $3, Saginaw St | Joseph 44 Marvl. nd h i Michigan Lutheran Seminary §7, Birct ‘ yia ea coach Jim Ta-grun 50 Kingston $0, Carsonville 38 Harbor Beach 73. Ruth 54 | COLLEGE RESULTS i Detroit 76, Bowling Michigan State 99. 8. Illinols 0 71 | Tennessee State 75, Winston-Salem 62) Phillips 108, Texas 91 | Bradley 73, Canisius 6¢ Colgate 67, Columbia 66 N Car State 100, Clemson 8% Duquesne 63, @t. Francis Pa: 48 Fisk 68, Morris Brown 53 Florida State 89, Tampa 67 Nlineis 103, Notre Dame 93 George Washington 04. West Virginia LJ Ohio U 84. Marietta 54 Marquette 71, Miami ‘0.1 N. Car. State 100. Clemson 83 i Furman .105, Wofford 66 Ralph Floyd. respectively. Larry Kotek topped see ends St. Stan with 10 markers. | Cranbrook trailed briefly in the Ist quarter, then came on to trip, Romeo, 67-56, in a Tuesday after-! noon clash at Cranbrook. Jerry Dobson scored 18 points and John Kirk 16 to spark the Cranes to, their 2nd win in four games. Bill’ =“ Bruin Hockey Green 60 ‘Bruin practice sessions. hed ' failed to make the grade in the National League after trials with the Braves and the New York Giants, was instrumental in Bos- ton’s successful season as he hit -283. Zauchin, a husky slugger, batted only .239, but found the range for 27 homers. On May 27, against Washington, Zauchin belted 3 homers a crovei™ 1 runs. Score became the fourth pitcher to win the award since its incep- tion in 1948. The former winners were: Pitcher Gene Bearden. 1948; outfielder Roy Louis, 1949; first base- |Sievers. St. (Pome 1951; pitcher Harry Byrd, Philadelphia, 1952; shortstop Harv- ‘ey Kuenn, Detroit, 1953 and pitcher |Bob Grim New York, 1954. | Knox May Play Against State | Cast Taken From UCLA Tailback’s Fractured Leg to Boost Hopes LOS ANGELES i®—The cast has come off UCLA tailback Ronnie Knox's broken leg and his physi- cian says he may be able to, play against Michigan State in the Rose Bowl game. * * e Dr. Walter Scott said X-rays showed the fractured fibula above the right ankle was healing nor- mally without any complications, Knox broke the bone in the open- ing minutes of the Washington game. He will be on crutches the rest of this week but Will watch He will wear a hiking boot with a special built-in support to test the leg. Another examination will be made early next week, and bv then it will be known definitely if Knox can see action. He is: the Bruins’ top passer, * Ld] * Coach Red Sanders received some bad news yesterday. Johnny Smith. end who was being con. . verted to linebacker for the Spar- tan game. is out with a shoulder separation. He was injured in a stiff scrimmage Star Back in { ~~ . . i M . . = * _ ’ . 4 A AVERY | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN uSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 Scien Sree ec" Guild Shutdown B t N ( Fj h h y Se === = Spotes ns Basil Named Fighter of the ear - Prexy Says IBC Made NEW YORK ww — Welterweight Plaque as ‘Fighter of the Year.” honored at the BWA’s annual din- ton, Nov. 30. That fight also ended, honor?” Basilio is bird hunting in TV Fight Agreements. champion Carmen Basilio, rookie/Murphy, undefeated, 22-year-old ner at the Hotel Roosevelt, Jan. 19.|in the 12th round. South Georgia. * « | |welterweight Bob Murphy of Bos-|147-pound prospect, was chosen the * 2 & | He is unbeaten in his last 15 A a tK | With Outlawed Body ‘ton and publicity man Harry Men-|“Rookie of the Year.” Mendel, 62-| Basilio, a pro eight years, won fights over a two-year span. His| Murphy. Army veteran of Korea, | N a * Mendel, re with sports writ- ers across the United States and Canada, has been connected with boxing for over 45 years. Nimrods Bag 5 Deer in Controlled Hunt LANSING — Hunters bagged five bucks during the first week of a controlled hunt at the one-mile ‘square deer enclosure at Custho wildlife station in the upper penin- sula. Conservation workers intend to trap or kill all deer in the fenced area now and restock the enclosure for this winter so that an accurate del, today were named to receive year-old former promoter, match- the 147-pound crown trom Tony De- record is 48-11, turned pro this year. The one-time al Boxing Club, which usually main awards. , \singled out for the James J, Walk- Bostonian in the 12th round of a ribly happy,” said Basilio when in- knockouts, and showed he was idle’ by N.Y. State Athletic Com- from Chittenango, N. Y., was voted a a of years."’ title and he did it the same way in thought three or four years ago draw in Boston last Saturday night. So said Jim Norris, president “6 See uioiaie inset Els ooners Begin itelevision fights across the coun-! with the guild was television| Oklahoma Mending All “Now, we're in the middle. The Maryland 300 managers separately. NORMAN, Okla, (}—Oklahoma’s ea up to a scrimmage between the carried out.” Norris’ problem is that TV spon- ‘with Maryland in the Orange Bowl. NEW YORK (#—The Int tion- 7 i a _|star high school infielder and half- nternation- the Boxing Writers Assn.'s three|m&ker and newspaperman, was Marco by stopping the hard-hitting | It's a real surprise and I'm ter-| won his first 14 fights, 10 by jwinds up on the long end in its | ss er Memorial Plaque, ‘for long and thrilling fight in Syracuse, June 10. |formed of the award at Waynes- * .| Basilio, »x-Mari oe ready to step up in class by hold- |\promotions, was put “in the mid-! ss searoid ex-Marine| meritorious service to boxing over|He came from behind to win the|boro, Ga. ‘Whoever .would have ing experienced Chico Vejar to a mission action in ‘‘outlawing”’ me the Edward J. Neil Memorial The award-winning trio will be his return with DeMarco in Bos-|that I'd be picked for such a great “ Boxing Guild of New York. oa ge _.|He came from behind, flooring rounds h the IBC which promotes the week first detest. seve! Himect Fram his ly Wednesday and Friday might) ty. | “We considered the guild as OW Or outs union or bargaining peice: Norris said. “Our main problem When we signed with them we . knew we'd be all right for a year.| Injuries to Be Set for jguild has authority. I wouldn't want to have to deal with 200 or Norris said the IBC’s contract |national football champions have |‘ with the guild calling for $4,000 for! started light contract work building! each main event fighter on TV} th 0 : goes through June and “‘should be | Fm a tearmel next week’ * © e jand to the New Year's Day clash! \sors want their shows mapped out) Center Jerry Tubbs jogged ‘four or fvel seca weeks in advance.) around in sweat clothes yesterday, with auto insurance like this! You can count on finest protection, friendly dependable service and fast, fair claim settiements when you insure with lafter his cast was taken off. The! ' : check" can be made on deer ac- | 4 ates Wha a ae ws pxeed harvest: Allstate, the famous better value company founded by Sears, Pike’ S Peak Peak Climb jcast had been applied a week ago cs tec ped oe woot: ‘aied of the herd la a Yet Allstate rates are substantially lower than those of most |when Tubbs’ knee, hurt in the final a Ares pis oe 4 vat cath year but reproduction brings | s ; igame against Oklahoma A&M the deer population in the enclos- jes. other leading compan: Changed to July 4 failed to improve. Tubbs will be lure back to the same level That's why car owners bought more auto insurance from held out of all the practice sessions| ; based : COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. in Oklahoma, but will begin work- A esass thasianty oO —- on eto — The annual Pike's Peak Hill! ing again when the team arrives | Takes Care of His Boys premiums. You can't buy better, why pay more? See or phone Climb, an auto speed and endur- in Florida. - | ; your nearby Allstate Agent. Or mail the handy coupon for jance test up the famous 14.110-| Eldon Loughridge, senior tackle, AJO, Ariz. — Bisbee High ADS foot peak, will be held July 4 in-|went through a light drill without School Coach Al Ridgeway was Le |stead of Labor Day, starting next \feeling any effects from an injured cited by Coach Larry Hart of year. knee which had kept him out since. | Ajo for “action shore and on The City Council approved the mid-season. Quarterback Jimmy, jthe call of duty” after a SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. BLDG. 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Howie Ferguson of Green rahamTop ‘Baltimore Colts and retiring vet- made his swan-song season with Bay was second with 859 yards on eran Otto Graham of the Cleveland the Browns another year atop the 192 carries, also for a 4.5 average. Browns captured the two big of- league’s passers, final NFL statis- The league's best average per car- jfense titles for 1955 in the National tics showed today. Amneche, Ameche became the first fresh- from Wisconsin, lived up to his pre- 125 runs, an average of 5.4. | jman to win the ball carrying title:season billing as he ground out 96] wb ry went to Dick Casares of the former All - America Chicago Bears with 672 yards on The reason”? Taxes * * * had a $52.000 tax credit to Packers in Despite Sma GREEN BAY, Wis, “ — The.games in County Stadium which Green Bay Packers. playing in the holds 43.000 for football. |smallest city and stadium in the) “Assuming we gross about $100.- tossed 164. Le Lewellen said in the absence! 397 yards for an average of 7.97) official figures, which won't be yards per javailable until March 1, ! be reflected in net profits. General Manager Verne C_ Lew- ellen said today that the Packers pagio re fall back on last vear due to financial losses jsustained the three previous years. * 8© e@ | The club showed a gross profit of about $86,000 and a net of about $69,000 last year on a total home and: away attendance of 347,847. \It paid federal taxes of about |$16,000 because, with the credit, the taxable This year the Packers new over-all attendance record of (464,771, including its second best jhome draw of 153,241 and its best jever on the road of 31! their taxes will be much higher. The Packers play three home, income was $34,000. The tax represented only ‘about 20 per cent of its gross profit e * s only | “ posted a NFL Giants Satisfied (.ric« With Team's of 6-5-1 lage of 18.8% yards: Al Carmichael, 530. But Titan Quint Wins 4th Straight, 76-60 BOWLING Unbeaten GREEN Universit, last night with its fourth 16-60. ° Detrot had an early and never was behind, way in the 2nd half. Ohio M— straight: leading |National Football League, are making money again but a 1955 jattendance jump of 116.924 over, have Ithe previous season probably won't 59 for ne Chips | Stadium —————| Last year’s ball carrying leader, | \Joe Perry of San Francisco, also’ |had a 4.5 average on 156 carries |for 701 yards. jcompleted 98 for a gain of 1,721) _yards—an average gain per pass attempt of 930 and a completion, average of 53 per cent. Bobby! Layne of Detroit also had a 53 per, cent completion average but he gained only 6.78 yards per toss. Ed Brown of the Chicago Bears| completed &5, qained| re pass attempt. second we'll best in the league. Jim Finks of! to pay the full tax of about pittsburgh was the total passing! per cent. That would leave us,vardage leader with 2.270 in 244 at. with around $48,000." Lewellen pointed out Packers’ attendance will make up an average gain of 6 60 losses bd * tempts. 168 completions, for a 48 that the per cent comnletion avcrage and and . Pete Pihos from television venues, which, he said. retiring from the comes 10 about $80,000. He said Philadelphia Eagles, finished atop| the club picked up $112.500 from the pass receivers for the third| ithis source in $33,000 this year Howell Gets 2 Year Contract | sme wen’ NEW YORK iB—The New York ®" average of 29.9 yards, and Wil- Giants of the National Football lard Sherman. Los Angeles, inter- League are pleased with the work ceptions, 11 for 101 yards total. | ot Head Coach Jim Lee Howell.,| and have given him a new two- year contract. John V. Mara, president of the Giants, said last night Howell ‘did a good job, and the Giants came of Detroit along well after a bad start to continued its basketba!! conquests be the hottest club in the league."’ This. was the second two-year victory, crushing Bowling Green, contract for Howell, 4), . Arkansas Detroit forward Bil! Ebben Steve Owens in December, 1953 tossed in 22 points for th« Titans. The Giants won 6 games, lost 5 7-0 lead and tied 1. Mara declined to disclose con- 38-25 at halftime. The Titans held tract terms but it their biggest margin, 62-42, mid- Howell's salary exceeds $15,000 per |season. "4 and only about successive vear with 62 catches for! \864 yards and 7 TDs He edged! Bill Wilson who gained &%4 yards! on 53 receptions and 7 TDs for San! Francisco. Harfon Hil of the Chi-| cago Bears caught nine touchdown | passes, high for the league In that. division | Doak Walker. Detrott, scoring, 96/ Norm Van Brocklin, Los, punting 446 yards per Record hoot; Ollie Matson, Chicago Cardi- nals, punt returns, 13 for an aver- Green Bay, kickoff returns, 14 for Graham tossed the ball 185 times, _ __FORTY-THREE Rose Bow! Bound MSU Gridders Watch “Birdie” Clarkston Merchants whipped EAST LANSING — Rose Bowl This will give the squad 14 work- Poole Lumber 78-48 in the Water-|bound Michigan State footbal| OUts on the coast. ford Recreation league last night squad pgsed for pictures in the cold | Daugherty was asked how his to go into a first play tie with yesterday—three days before leav- ee Drayton Drugs. | “The kids are out of shape a Bill Dunston and Howard Liver- little bit,” he said, “but you can ance each scored 21 points for figure that the average 19-year- Clarkston while Jerry Bradley old kid doesn’t get too much out pushed through 11 for the losers. of shape. They’ve been hitting In the second game Manny's the books lately, trying to pass scored a 68-31 victory over Beattie Passing back a snowball. these tests, After all, they’re in Motor, led by Dick DeWitt with Coach Duffy Daugherty, on the college to get an education,” 33 points. Jerry McKay was high sidelines, emphasized that this was Daugherty said he thought the for Beattie with 14. not an official practice. Daugherty senous work for the Rose Bowl This now puts Poole, Philgas. said he still plans two full scale would begin once he got his team Johnson & Anderson, and Mannys workouts — one for today and out to the coast, accustomed to the in a tie with a 1-1 record behind another for Thursday — before the climate, and winning the Rose Clarkston. and Drayton. ‘team leaves for California Friday. Bow] game, Waterford Cage Loop Tied Up jing for sunny California. 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Pulver Tire & Treading Seiberling Distributor Y, Block North of Pontiac Press 25 Pine Street Phone FE 4-2505 ‘Skid Rid’ Recap The welterweight class has had five Italian-American champions— Joe Dundee, Young Corbett III, Marty Servo, Tony DeMarco and Carmen Basilio, | | LOS ANGELES \—A_ secret/Chicago Cardinals voted to fire, future will be taken when the said he didn’t know anything Vote to Oust Bell Reported? unio vote to oust Bert Bell a3 commis: Bell who has a year contract at) league “mects here late. this | about i High Quintets sioner of the National Football approximately $40,000 annually. The Examiner story said the moath. ‘League ended in a 66 tie, the It takes 10 of the 12 NFL mem- .,.,, . ete bins Looe = a Ready far Play Examiner reported today. bers to remove a commissioner. pe LS are = ewe es noes oo New In a copyright story by Vincent “Bell would have been offered the Rams’ major stockholders, mater price h an d the Two Contests Thursda X. Flaherty, the paper said Los five years’ salary in settlement denied all knowledge of the secret Chic Beare cane voted to re y ‘Angeles, San Francisco, Green for his contract,” the story said. vote to oust Bell. Fred Levy, ore ee commissioner _ Start 1955-56 Season Bay, Detroit, Cleveland and the| “Anether vote concerging Bell’s another Ram stockholder, likewise, ; ; for Five-Team League oats “Several National League own- = ers have had differences with the commissioner,” the story | Pontiac Junior High League’s| added. “‘His latest run-in with a (1955-56 basketball season starts| club representative came on Thursday afternoon -with two Monday, Nov. %8, when the games scheduled — Jefferson at! draft meeting was heid af the | Eastern and Lincoln at Wever. 22 Skiers Training for Olympic Trials With Steam Baths and Rolls in Snow, ®vecsistied tat tn rute Washington does not begin lop | » 4 a. . WALLA WALLA, Wash. 4 — A Johannson will be favored to grab Air Force and a member of the’ “Ed. Pauley Jr., representing Em Ghianni’s defending cham- bit more than slightly Spartan is Off the six places and represent’ SUAF ski team. He was the top his father, complained bitterly to pions have been the dominant) ithie a, cine Olu : . i ower in city junior high cage’ the training regime of 22 skiers''his country in the winter Olympics point getter for the American Nor- ep boas the otticieting the day Feiss for the ae four years. | (who are toughening up for the next eee tne, D Ampet©. dic team at Oslo in the 1952 Olym- “Bell became angered by the During that span the Braves have) ey AP ae c Italy. However, there are a few Bee . ‘Olympic trials at nearby Spout pics. In 1951 he was national cham. younger Pauley’s protest and was captured three league titles while jAmerican ski circles are looking, regi The at s them- = — arr? _ Ti weeiane, The sthicies tet “| Two of the hopefuls are univer- every four-way combined champi- SUDDEN “FREEZE” —Tighten- |University, and Jack Haase of 4 member of the US. team at the Much the same. It’s a sudden Toughening Process Washington swamped Isaac Crary, 48-21, in its non-league opener last Thursday at Water- ford. It was the 10th straight vic- tory for the Braves, whe wen | nine in a row last season after dropping the opener to Eastern. and then dash out to roll—nude— | rookies among the trainees—young- ‘pion in the cross-country and the noved to explosive language.” winning 37 games and losing only i * three. Part of the toughening UP PrO-|ahead to such events as the 1958 Pvt) Crawford off the Fort selves well cooked in the steam ber ehie ano * © « Washington. Both had impressive world meet in Sweden in 1954. freezing of muscles and jumping Each school will play an 8-game, NOW $2395 Christmas Gift Certificates Available ACKERMAN TROPHIES 18 Auburn Ave. Phone FE 8-0578 $29.90 Value Kk kk hk kkk kkk ek 54 8.2.2.9.9.9.9.9.2.2.9.29.9.9.9.2.9.8,8.8.04 % The Alaskan, in fact, is one of the ; eS « ate transpiated Suede ¥ T'OCay in $500,000 Suit ! + ME SESSSESSSSSSSSS SSS S \Springs, Ore., in the snow-choked © Blue Mountains, Btere ausen for) their ipotential: | inibmedi events! * « cess is a steam bath—an idea Pll-\norid championships and the. 1860 ne For Car! ~ Bowling Clinic fered from the Finns and Nor-\w og Quo? son (Colo.) Mountain and Cold 6 i m.| “inter Olympics Weather Training Command won| By BILLY SIX : sity s "es— ! Jincelle : i i j der pressure hits top-, F nHik we “sauna'') sity sophomores— Alf Vincellette of onship he entered during his three ing up un Beene te Pay nade— Highland Falls, N'Y. and Denver years at Denver University. He was Hight and average bowlers pretty It the 22 survive this and the "cords as high school skiers and’ Cuach Allison Merrill of Lebanon, Of nerves that disrupts coordima- jai, with Junior Varsity con- -Jong hours on the trails and the Vincellette won the New York State N.H. will send his candidates out, °- tests starting at 3 o'clock and 0 ONLY & ‘jumping hill they will start com- Jumping title in 1953. ‘for their first serious competition Varsity action getting under way’ 5 + peting next week for the six places| * . “« vs sank Ht ne ee ery race Dec. 20. at 4 p.m. : ' : ion the U.S. “Nordic combined"; Two veterans who rank with They will continue the battle for, ; —— Sa oy “gems ee ea BAGS » |team. Two jumping trials and three|Johannson as favorites are Ted places for 10 days, winding up Dec. | tae oireucnie be ; : an Mm cross-country “races will decide the Farwell and Marvin Crawford. Far- 30 with the national cross-country | Jefterson, Larry Sherwood at Lin-| Custom Drilled in Our Shop 4 team make-up. jwell is a lieutenant in the U. S. championships at Spout Springs. | coln, Jack Cole at Wever, and. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The select group of trainees was. : a | | John Andrews at Eastern. JV men- @ MAHATTAN) @ EBONITE @ BRUNSWICK [gd collected from all over the United ‘tors are Ralph Allen at Washing- States and one came from auwska. Q]s0n’‘s Manager Testifies ton. Don Bowen at Jefferson, Tony ‘Pizza at Lincoln, Cole at Wever, and Andrews at Eastern. Dec 15.—Jefferson at Eastern, Lincoln | at Weaver i Dec 20—Lincoln at Jefferson, Eastern ,et Washington | Jan 12_Jefferson at Eastern at Wever Jan. 19 — Eastern ingiee at Wever an 24 Washington at Lincoln, ferson at Wever Feb 2—Eastern at Jefferson, Wever at Lincoln jage. He is Sven Johannson, an| | American citizen of six-months SAN FRANCISCO, ® — Sid came to San Francisco in 1951. | standing. Sven has dominated West- Flaherty, manager of Carl (Bobo) He said he told the commission he ern cross-country skiing since he Ols on, recently middleweight wasn't getting enough fights under, arrived five and a half years ago. Champion of the world, testifies Campos’ management to live on. | | The seasoned veterans such as today in a $500.000 damage suit. Campos was present and made no| = —— = ——| The suit was brought by Herbert objection to his coming to the Washington, | at Lincoln, Wash-| Jet- Gift Parade Gifts You'll Adore... Treasures Galore Inside Our Store..... Feb 9—Jefferson at Lincoln Washing-| t ‘ . ton at Eastern The other night, for instance. Peb. 16 Washington ai Carroll Davies had 11 strikes up. Wever a: Eastern Peb 23 -Lincolm at Eastern, Wever at Washington \Campos, Honolulu dairy man who mainland, Bobo testified. i contends he still is Bobo's legal’ Depositions from the commis-| manager and should share Olson's sion members said all agreed that earnings. He sued both Olson and Campos made no protest at Bobo's| #@ 8°t a bad break when the pins Jefferson, WHILE THEY Famous $45.00 17 Jewel Watch LAST! ® Pull 17 Jewels GIFT BOX AT no) EXTRA CHARG Flaherty. leaving Hawaii, but none could re. “ete off-spot and had io be re weer a Siege tiem at Washington, | | Olson testified yesterday he had call specific mention of the con- racked for the all-important 12t eee eee appeared before the Hawaiian tract, which Bobo contends was Mot. It gave him time to think, ® Boxing Commission before he' canceled at that meeting. | ni bes eS es Shortened ns Turner Choi ce iis ee = eee |push-away an s backswing to. SSSRSSRCRSCRESSSCESREEEETeeeeRenee send the ball smack on the nose w of the head pin for a seven count.., TT z FACTORY REBUILT =| Here was a case that empha- IV . ia sized the importance of the push- AMERICAN LOGS a and away, key fundamental. It's the — bad movement that all stars perfect’ . = BIG = NEW MOTORS © into unerring precision. 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Reserve some of the stuff for) because of species or association |in doubt, marinate and broil wal Charles Schack of Pontiac has fulock since 9 | While opinions may differ sharp-/Shape or manner, and bully for | subsequent basting. Is om the strong side, And don’t YoU won't care what it has been awarded a varsity football], UCAGO — Rookie fullback Foe eee tae ee oan | oend Same eee ail ey | The roast should be allowed to) Jump too quickly to the conclu- = * 6 e letter at Michigan Tech, sibiedil ueecarsten Kedipe sees il ft d from the hunter’s stand-| People, » qu al : t Chicago in 1955 Sur vey ae sy al- ‘thought of it, and yet are often seeger roeoge pelts cc sion that any particular breed | 1. 41't intended to turn this into director Alan J. Bovard has an-jany Bear back has had in one ee ys seems to be |called upon to cook and-or eat it. ty four hours is better. When! the taine ur muginess from’ cooking column, but this one neunced. Schack starred at guard season since Bill Osmanski’s 699 t more than te is to this latter group ee ready to cook, place the roast in a| = — | seems to have got out “i hand. for the Huskies from Houghton, yards in en is ‘ Questionnaires ° ccusich when fe ollowing intelligence is addres: hot oven for 15 minutes or so to. Amy duck ever hatched eats fish| We've got room, though, Sn: Oa won tour and) loa three auc ; res, a 225-pounder from the Sent Requestin ane as ge Bearing in_mind that venison sear, then turn down to 250 de- When it can. For example the can- other tip to Christmas Lopate 955 ‘University of Florida, gained 672 q g ; , ae to ve eel | is a dry meat and more often grees or thereabouts and cook unti] V@Sback, famed in song and story: Guns and ammunition are a good ‘ing the 1955 season. yards in 125 carries for a 5.4 aver- Hunting Information he fey eae than not tough, here is a method tender. During the roasting pro-| for the delicacy of its flesh (and) buy now. Except for certain brands) Another Oakland County area age. knows a - can of treating any of the large cuts | cegs, basting should be unremit- \perfectly true when taken from like Browning, which are not gridder was honored at Wayne Uni- : or LANSING More than 10,000 Ry teh that will make them palatable to ting. | the wild celery flats of Currituck} jobbed, most guns are selling at/versity. Sophomore guard Gerald! Chet Forte, Hackensack, SING — } oR YAM Vid of than to get. | the non-deer enthusiast. . | | Sound), ranks little better than a|very near dealer costs. Both guns Heaton of Northville has been|junior, is Columbia’s key basket- Mictagan terete en eT cee te tat Put the roast in a suitable pan| The result, served up on a bed) a in parts of the north-|and “ammo” are due for a price|named co-captain of the 1956 Tar-|ball player on offense. Though only participate in the annual post card veal is pie | and pour over it the following mix-| of fresh watercress is pleasing to) est, where a favorite item on|increase after the first of the tars, along with junior quarterback|5 feet 9% he led the Ivy League 5 the st eer survey of the 1955 firearm deer the eye and eats very comfortably. | * 7 ture: One bottle of red cooki ‘his diet is ‘‘old’’ salmon. So when) year. \Harold Willard from Cass City. | scorers last season. ever shot can't PATTERSON wine half a cup. or a bit less, of Zt Still isn't prime beef, but it a season. be turned into prime beef, no mat-! olive oil, a couple of pressed gar- \doesn’t taste like an old plank) @ Tt Yk } First mailings of the screen ter what kind of magic wand the |i cloves, a ee id stig . from the tannery floor, either. ) Vy) WY tion Departments questionnaire will chet wields. although much time prac : / : race of chopped celery stalks, a Incidentially, the above pro- 9 go out early next month as hunting and effort are wasted trying to bay Jeaf or so, and any of the cedure, except for the roasting, | on f org et to remem er! license lists are compiled. achieve that end. sweét herbs. Anything else you appl equally well to the A statistcally-based cross sec oe it happens that a good many want to throw in | won't hurt it a skinned breasts of ducks, which | tion of hunters will be asked - aaa = — ———-— about their success — or lack of it — and hunting activity. In- Few f Hunt ‘ formation obtained in the survey Holding Its Own! provides g close estimate of the : " total kill, hunting distribution and M = h : D H d other basic data used in estab- but More Deer 1 C 1gan S eer er lishing hunting regulations and Sees = ~ 41 Improving in Health management. Upper Peninsula Kill The former practice of asking Higher Than Year Ago By MORT NEFF ties of Gladwin. Roscommon Craw every hunter to fil! out a report . ‘ Niiciigan el deenliendiieruniien: ford and Otsego reveuled about! | card on his deer hunting results Figures Reveal ae rpene ts AES the same number of hunters as was abandoned this year in favor uionably holding its own. and the jase year, according to Conserva of the more accurate post card ,ANSING — More than 43.000 health of the herd is obviously tion officers | improving in WO © | sampling hunters crossed the Straits of | Under the present system every Mackinac during deer season this de 40th hunter of license lists is con- j year, but the eon was a drop, f tacted in the survey. The high from last year’s 49 | rate of cooperation among hunters But 11,209 deer were taken) —as many as 96 percent respond’ across on straits ferries, compared) & | —eids in the poll's accuracy. to last year’s 10,020 | many areas, as Bucks of a given age are ap- revealed by the parently no larger this year than 1955 hunter's luck. last. As usual, the state’s heavi-| C on servation est ragaan came from the south-| 4, ern half of the state, in the tem- eevan ne ee pered climate of the anal mates deter Leit where there is little or no mined by road winter feed problem. Several ani’ 5 counts across the mals of more than 300 pounds! wolves and one Canada lynx i. % ae a alee “on the hoof’’ were-checked in be- years Kill Of iow the Bay City-Muskegon line Skaters Test crossed the straits this year. backs! net includ: | last year, 200 bears, 43 coyut at : 1 3 y m bucks < ; | Abilities on Reviicatnes ie Nicees feed ae NE ing archery bag. A gniheen MORickhe tan tae ; | Make a note today to pick up your | timber wolves were transported @t Very close to 68,000 ammals. year In the single county of Corby’s Whiskey. Corby’s is recog: Roller Skates south over the ferries. About 425.000 hunters were in the Washtenaw 100 animals were re- Mensa wise? nized by millions as the sociable whis- ol Proficiency teat " kat. The Drummond Island total! field for the 16 day season ported a ee ge more ston Tome wee key that satisfies. It’s always welcome. ests in roller ska ‘ were shot In n ivingston = ase! howed 1207 hunters took 368 deer ; ing. involving dances and figures. fee ed rikree RS ats. ae The significant finding ts the County about 250 deer were har- fact that more large bucks were vo j mave|been hex! uring the last Jew one|bear from the \taland thisiyesr) taken land lthatl mamiers iclabe)SGf00” 2 re oe nn BLENDED WHISKEY—86 PROOF ~68.4% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS—JAS. BARCLAY & CO. LIMITED, PEORIA, ILLINOIS days at Rolladium Rink, and re~y act year, 1150 hunters removed, they saw a better percentage ot aoe sults of Tuesday's events include 319 deer, five coyotes, fixe foxes bucks this year. = : tt award winners as follows: land two bears from the island. > SSs nee bar—Pat ama Margaret L| a ee a some ater Dele enh i rther, Janet eDonald. Constance ere rom careful appraisal of of- . Carel Patrick” Patricia Reid” Nancy” Mor” Top- -Notch Performance ficer survey throughout the state, ui) l mela t tl Th daith r Ch p Oe : LaLone. Charlene laridee. Area HAMPTON, Va. w—Jack Law ons that the: ubpen peninsala i! : on Ratesheet Eenareemeewer ty) son, tailback for the Hampton had 4 per cent less hunters than r c ' . ’ - tency Aae” bottartt pitt pod Shes vee High School football team, had | 1954 while the lower half of the Joan Gray, Carol Burley. Ellen Cesy./himself quite a night .when the State showed a substantial increase | | Results of the poll won't be) } known until ear! Also, 165 bears, 57 s eoveeen: | siiilidapi Sle bobcats, 18 foxes, eight timber | [7 Giant-size Windshield , YOU neeo SUBURBANITE WINTER TRACTION TIRES Lay ~cahibprood Mh ery Cart Gras-\Crabbers beat Oscar Smith High particularly in ne northeastern by ICE SCRAPER at, rly Lewis, Beverly Opdyke. ‘of South Norfolk 40-6 corner where about 37 per cent @ eee easel Gemee tees tite | Lawson scored three touch: More hunters were on the move. ] wig ones model, figures—Roneld McDon- dowris, kicked four extra points, Reports from the central coun- Get set for winter driving! Ne. 2 figure ber—Rickey Martins. ‘gained 85 yards in 13 carries, — —— Bilver bar f le—Pen . recov Florida Ex Re or H y—G f Sire Siciaaate feria? \recovered one fumble and blocked Florida Expects Record | urr e Gilver medal dance—Marvin Perkins. \" MIAMI, Fla. —Florida looks ° ; ation ' ! 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Maisel ' 479 criterion point buck leaped: 30 feet to its was announced today as a 1956 The first mght of greyhound #7 death through a door of the post scout for the Baltimore Orioles, "acing attracted 12.18) patrons) office at nearby Masonville. marking the 46th straight year he Who wagered $309.064 on the pro- 77 No one could explain the inci-‘has been connected with the club. gram, a new state record for one J 7 dent—except that it happened on ee night of betting on the dogs. | aa the eve of the bow and arrow deer Michigan State allowed only two’ The admission price was hiked hunting season. touchdowns in its last five games. from 25 to 30 cents this season. when you need this : scraper—it’s time for January I is SUBURBANITES J automatically ' GOOD FYE A your car’s birthday : . | ® TUBELESS ¢ TUBE-TYPE and it will be worth S miacia: wike less on a trade-in! Sidewalis Put an end to nerve racking winter driving. Get dependable traction with Suburbanites by Goodyear. They cost nothing extra | -_ , | Beat the deadline fo" PRADE TN DECEMBER AND SAVE! © More Starting Traction—up to 91% more | { ® More Stopping Traction—up to 39% more M E R C U R : % ® More Pull in Snow, Slush or Mud © Smoother, Quieter Ride on dry roads $ O g OUR TRADE-IN DEAL IS TOPS — ony "2 T 95 7 OUR TERMS ARE LOW! — “RERCURY MEDALIST 6-possenger, 2-door sedan, Optional equipment, occesseries, : q | . mute and local tenes, if ony, edditional, Prices may very slightly in odjoining ~SEE US N Ww : communities, Whitewoll tires, two-tone ‘point, bumper guards and foctory- e oF beveled extres cre evailable of veval low prices. = PONTIAC . Rey c. res 7 ROCHESTER DRAYTON PLAINS | EAST HIGHLAND : Gscdyen Surcien reve 25 Pine Se. PE 4- Brinkman Shell Service Drayton Shell Service Cook’s Shell Service ; 30 Seem Cone PE 5-128 Oliver Bros. Marathon’ Service 1010 Auburn Rd. FE 3-9220 4310 Ditle at Seshabew 2955 Highlond Ra! MU 4-508S _. 991 W. Huren-Se. FE S-4844 UTICA OR 3-9365 2 ii rod Pharr eat Liming Standard Servic Shelby Oil Co. LAKE orion E aa peas | 44 Oakland Ave. FE 3- . an E3-9113 S39'S Paddock. FE3-9738 - - 4025 Auburn Rd. RE 9-935) Silver Bell Service 2005 14 Mile Rd. MI 4.9835 ‘ * Servic 3 9 Lapeer -0955 $08 N. Johncon. Pr a.va7e Bd ,© Foa's Mevathon Service MILFORD ! CLARKSTON _ CENTRAL LINCOLN MERCURY SALES, | . Sree ys Mea orton, ——=«antn,Stgndnd Sere - nc. Betey's Shell Service | Veydanoff’s Shell Service RR 2—10501 Highland Ré. Smith's Mobil Servis Cor. US-10 and M-1S » 40 West Pike st. 4 | Phone FE 2-9167 - E. Columbis FES-9651 68 Auburn Ra. FE 2-4819 OM 3-555) In Highlend. MU 46572 © MA S{STBY . f - it ’ » . ’ , if . F . | ae me? os \ { . $. . tee | = ‘ ‘ W\ ft & oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 FORTY-SEVEN About one-third of the autos in| ; | _ a , — 2 we inthe US. are more than 10 TV Tower Climber Kavanagh Issues U.ofM. Regents Announce For the Placed in Hospital GUTHRIE, Okla. w—Asa Beck, 45-year-old cripple who climbed a television tower in Oklahoma City, Sunday to draw attention to what he termed his family’s dire plight, has been committed to Central State Hospital for mental treat- ment, | Logan County Judge Mildred Patterson yesterday ordered him to the mental institution at Norman on recommendation of a sanity commission. Beck had told officers who res- cued him from the 250-foot level of the KWT'YV tower that his family was starving..Gov, Raymond Gary later declared the Beck family was being cared for ‘‘in as satisfactory a manner as the law will permit.” The family receives $136. a month OPEN AGAIN! COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1122 W. Huron Se? Huron Bowl Bidg. ann New Show in public welfare payments authority to require prisoners in. Wegelius at Wenner-Gren Cardio- the Far East in January to visit) CALIFORNIA ” " their custedy to take physical vastular Research Laboratory {the university mission in the Phil- when men chose gold er Ged All W ; o exams. Meckiolin. " \lipines which closes out its work [| °** eek Police Reunite . ~ OU ‘this spring and also to visit For. .-. the sword or the Cross! A third opinion, requested by F.| Algo D. Henderson, professor of mosa, Hong Kong and Japan. | 'Motoring Family and Lost Boy, 11 PRYOR, Okla. W—An Arkansas family driving with their eight chil-| dren to Clarksville, Ark., lost one) The FOUR Three New Opinions Purchase, Leaves, Grants LANSING u—Atty. Gen. Thom-' ANN ARBOR (—Actions taken| fund for research in psychiatry, as M. Kavanagh held today that a}, University of Michigan Regents| Yale University. Christmas Party! Tricks - Jokes - Novelty Comie Christmas Cards Piper's Magazine Outlet 35 Auburn Ave. FE 4-8240 candidate for office is disqualified ~ oe me Lawrence J. Montgomery of Bat- from serving if he is convicted of yesterday include the following: : ; | : a felony during his candidacy. | W. K. Plerpont, vice president |“ Creek gave 825.000 for a re- e ¢ e | im charge of business and fi- ‘search fund in medicine and Re- Candidates for public oftices: nance, was authorized to pur- i gent Leland I. Doan of Midland are not disqualified for past felony) chase Ann Arbor High School 22V¢ $10.000 in cash and 120 shares convictions, however, Kavanagh| property for $1,400,000, to be of Olin-Mattheson Co. stock to sup- held. | added to the university plant. Port & memorial fund for his mother to be spent at the dis-| The Attorney General issued | Professor Theodore M. New-!cretion of the university presi- the opinion in answer to a ques- (comb, sociologist and psychologist, | gent. tion from Secy. of State James jwas granted leave without pay to M. Hare. work at the Ford Foundation Cen- cone eetanty Neola eave - Kavanagh ruled at the same ‘er for advanced study in the be-| pea pene eas five moots eel | time that a person convicted of havioral sciences, Palo Alto, Calif. | isbocosee , inctuding pclae a felony can serve as chairman of Alexander Barry, associate | electronic deviron! : the local election commission. | professor of anatomy, was grant- ; In another opinion, the Attorney, oq a short leave to collaborate | FTesident Hatcher announced he General held that sheriffs have! yin embryologist Dr. Carl ;would make a three-week tour of Jack Neller, Calhoun County pros- higher education, was _ granted’ ecuting attorney, held that a Coun- leave to visit and study univer- ty Board of Supervisors cannot sities in Europe, Lebanon and 10 Formosans Drown hire outside help to assist its India. as Ferryboat Capsizes equalization committee. Richard A. Musgrave, professor| ; < lot economics, was granted leave! TAIPEI, Formosa #®—Ten wom-/ Southern Negro yesterday when a. ito serve as visiting professor at en drowned GETAET TODAY & THURS, Features: 1:18-3:19-5:20-7:21-9:24 =r | UHE STORY OF THE FAITH THAT BECAME | of their brood here yesterday aa : es ai |Massachusetts Institute of Tech- ferryboat capsized in Sanwei har-| _ ine ne gnway P&) CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR — That's why Santa Factions Reque st ree bor, southern Formosa, The vessel] =. Ale areas ° eerie Claus Lucky S. Squire is signing up for a postholiday-season job in | h l Grant W. Sharpe of the Uni- ‘was carrying more than 50 persons) Peatiac’s own Pant nee iivias é truck) New York City. After all, Santa has to eat the year round. Separ ate Schools | vera, ed ideasanalees has = ito a ritual in which offerings are ; ta assistan ssor 0 7 fabulous singing and the mother an automobile tow-) . NEW- YORK w — Some Negro: janes at the lanes of made les © grant = and . me agree bret ann they de Hollywood Headlines: community groups in the oy Michigan's school of natural re- seasons t , ey -¥ - s | en = a a boy AS name of the family, ; have expressed a preference for) sources beginning with the JUST WONDERFUL FOOD quartet. snd Neco | eff Al ce eC b ] D I] continuation of segregated schools,| Spring semester. | was arnee. 1 ode onne the National Assn. for the Ad-| pyerett L. Ellis of the University = » (A¥jpeiiecke a Trogpen A Ereeny picked vancement of Colored People re-iof Idaho has been appointed as-|@ AA a —Plus— the boy after the lad had started Gets New ( ‘areer Break | ports. leaning aL ie tech-|@ an ! hitchhiking toward Arkansas. With| . 8 @ yh an ae essor aan h a i2 a Norm Nazaar ithe aid of two other patrol units tAAC ie ae ° neca. be on a : ‘he delivered the boy to his parents | By LOUELLA O. PARSONS lYork. Sam Goldwyn set about ar-| An NAACP spokesman empha- natural resources eeinning with g 4 ry | Comte HC Each parent had thought the ofi.| HOLLYWOOD (INS)—At iast,f@nging trip! that will take him *1ed, however, that such cases are the fall sementer of 196, * See . | er had the boy. things are breaking brighter for and Mrs. G. (Frances) to the, Tare exceptions (DROP IN ATHLETIC BUDGET : ak RECOM ME m OL H PI _ Jeff Donnell who was a blue girl Orient. They sail the Ist of March) The statement was made yester-' The regents approved an oper-'@ — —_ a | —rius— < several months ago when she can- for Tokyo, Hong Kong and the day in connection with a petition in |... ni > board in coo-|& | ‘4 Will Address Parley (noi. out as the real wife of Aldo|Philippines, to be gone two Henderson, Ky., by Negro resi- Rune Me Me ee a OUR SPECIALTIES H : Joan Revielle ‘of State Press Group Ray and the TV wife of George months. \dents asking the Board of Educa- | otaling $355,150 for the current /® Broiled Live Maine & Dancer- . Gobel | It's not a pleasure trip by any tion to erect a consolidated Ol ear This compares with a_bud- . Lobsters a Sensational FAST LANSING ® — Four "| Now (in addition to being back’ means. Sam will manage to be in!" the county for colored students. + ast vear of $363.50. - |B Fresh Seafood Shipped ~ = tionally and internationally known), Cobel’s show) Jeff has signed|all the important Far Eastern ._ “ 8 res U Deit P ri ‘speakers will address the 88th an-/for her first movie in eight months, Cities when “Guys and Dolls’! The NAACP spokesman said that| oe and lone eam $247.- |g = to Veer ry D A N C E nual convention of the Michigan|the leading lady with Jack Carson Opens. regardless of such requests, the! << es od lee Gee |) Delicious Roost Prime a Press Association Jan. 27 and 28 and Mickey Rooney in “Magnifi-| Pm amased lat) the way |association would support any in- Sane - hap gp hostages for : Ribs of Beef with Choice @| AT THE NEW jat Michigan State University. icent Roughnecks” for producer ducers get back of their pictures ‘ividual in those communities who “ial arch ce social (a E, a of Potatoes - They will include Dr. Ralph J./Herman Cohen at Allied Artists. | these days and travel to exploit jwanted to go to nonsegregated = the family cn hs secs U. S. Prime Steoks Club T ahoe Bunche, United States undersecre- I wish I could say that things | them. I call it good sense—and schools. ; 5 ond Chops ‘tary to the United Nations; Paul} look equally bright for Jeff and | good box office. if ‘is ‘Harvey, news columnist and radio| Alde te patch up their marriage < Om aes. aD A a Roast Duck 3412 DIXIE HIGHWAY commentator; and two members| tift, Snapshots of Hollywood collected \ : with Wild Rice the Michigan congressional dele- ; lat random: Met Joe Di Maggio WHERE Fried Chicken LADIES’ NIGHT Fotion. Reps. Martha W. Griffiths, dc; a mite besten i lapaondie walking in Beyerly Hills. He told \ M Roast Terk Detroit Democrat, and Gerald R. ; me he flew out from Chicago after \ GOOD WED & THURS *y * ° meetings and telephone calls seem Every Wednesday Ford Jr.,.Grand Rapids Republi- the Sugar Ray Robinson-Bobo Ol- to be getting less and less fre- — ea A posthumous Academy Award |the US. to Jimmy Dean would be, I think, | ‘Dorothy McGuire, Husband Each | an excellent idea. [ve been | flooded by fan mail saying that his performance in “East of Eden” is the best of this past \N COCKTAIL LOUNGE DT. 85 North Saginaw HELD OVER! EVERYBODY IN PONTIAC IS TALKING e a a s a) i 8 j can. quent. json fight. He dian eraptnatens \ FR | EN DS \ ~ nee rg race Relish 7 — 7 ‘ ie | ir : Phone OR 3-9754 A lack of prifiters is forcing Come on, you two nice people, 97 falecas cat J \ MEET \ ‘s with Tempting Appettacte i |} Music by “3 Little Words” many firms in Eire to reject or-|Wit things going so right in your (@ including our Famous Anti © 7 NICHTS A WEEK! on Hethering- Careers. how about making it a oar = . \ ‘8 Pasto. Crisp Vienna Garlic @ ders, reports George Hethering clean sweep by getting together) 4 few blocks away, Clifton Webb (@ Toast. Fresh Baked Rolls @ Liquor, Beer, Wine ton, chairman of Dublin's Master ee | B vy & & jand Bob Wanger caught up with \ Yi B and Salt Sticks from our 8 Printérs Association. : me while I was window shop iN \ ® own Bake Shop. - TODAY ond THURSDAY at 2:00 and 8:30 P.M. [NT'N FON ane on the Christmas tienes \ | 1. FAMOUS . , FRIDAY: 7 end 10 P. M.—SAT.: 2-5-8:30 ond 11:30 catia Seow) feat tol ag ad nas —_ \ a ? 0] becbae aioe Eddie Fisher's life—that is on the, \ e@ BEER 2 WINE CELLAR a SE? Lee o screen—is Rod Taylor. He is} Westie Caron is the first date of \ ‘5 WINES, BEERS AND ALES & ste Bt VSI aad It’s Australia’s answer to Robert Tay-| Frank Sinatra’s who sat and \ @ WINE \ 's FROM ALL OVER THE | lor, Cary Grant and all our other! knitted all during dinner. They | he WORLD a CinemeScope EVERY good-looking leading men. | were at the Oyster House. \ @ CHOICE \ e a "Sth Avenue to Fujiyeme” HOLIDAY Debbie and Rod will be teamed] tot that 3 \ LIQUORS \| ® LUNCHES : ave tOneey in “The Catered Affair’ and this}; A friend of mine says that Jean’ ; ; An is really a break for young Taylor. Simmons and Stuart Grainger were | @ DELICIOUS \ : Open E very Day! ~ __ Lotest World News _ He came up so- fast in his native|the handsomest couple at the Palm | COCKTAILS ; Phone: ig re en Australian films that he's been Springs Tennis Club. Jean is per- \ \ OR 3-1907 eitiouan MARRY compared to some of our top young fecting her game by taking lessons \Y \ | BRUNETTES” © ClasasaSe actors. from Eddie Meyerson, the pro. |. SSBesnasseas ope MGM holds a long-term hipaa \ \ i — a —— = with him and he'll make his debut) Barbara all is trying to get \ \ Box Office with Debbie in “Catered Affair."’ |a visa for her bridegroom, Baron) |Von Cramm, so they can come to \ L] BERTY \ ery 7 ° INTERRUPTED MELODY <>} — Sue for Divorce FRI “SHOTGUN” “Py .- : N ABOUT 45° COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR ~<—- “Rebel Without a Cause” also) | id Add dé OUT THIS GREAT PICTURE! “! On een en an a een eseesarerey js bringing in more mail than any JNNELL, Fla. W—Singer Dor- a = | enGntTS: Gen. teow There + MICHIGAN CINERAMA Corp, °9-!2-'4 @ other current picture. othy McGuire, a member of the Coheed | & Set. at 6:30 P.M. excest p 350 Madison Ave.. Detroit 26: Mich. I was looking over an auto-,Arthur Godfrey broadcasting . : ~ Dewalt 26 : ead wha agazine feted, $0 deep ; @ graphed book which was sent to/troupe, and her husband are suing e e ) y SAT. 11:30 P.M. B Enclosed in $___[) check () money order @ me by the whole company of/each other for divorce, Both \ \y said about Phenix Cit Alabama! Mole zing in : SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN—STEAKS—CHOPS Hours: 7 A.M. to 7:45 P. M., except Sundays 577 E. Auburn at East Bivd. BOGART: RAY-USTINOV ll Wore Flo from Open 5: 2 A. M.— Closed Sunday TONIGHT MANNY’S | . Where Dining Is @ Pleasant JOAN BENNETT \ oo pantviw Btve. LL RATHBONE W. Huren at Eliz. Lk. Ra AIA LC ¢L¢A¢LAbeebhid it _ tLe: 90-8:90-7:60-10;90 At—11:10-8:90-8 20-0:00 ce ss 4 os : : a : pls et ‘ 7] : ; ; ' oon ; i é ; ey ad . t \ - Gen : ¢ : af =! # f \ ¢ / A # ‘ eat | 4 * = * Wednesday Is Family Night . = At the VILLA INN ep-starring Toil Fe A SCREEN’S WONDER HORSE! THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1955_ Another Pedestrian Hit “-p0 IT YOURSELF by /Dg icky [NICK LEAL EN : | By Keats Petree in Mom’s ‘Battle Area’ =. AN’ THEN MIGUBLITO 886 688 DETROIT w — A woman pedes ue THE @NOW FOR THE CuRiGTVUS, trian was injured seriously toda, : . of ty | on Telegraph Road, 300 yards south ] (CD [ | | | FOUND HIM WOLEEP IN MY IF YOU WON'T RUN AN’ 666 SKEED ON The GUO.... . US ‘TIL CHRISTMAS , if i AN’ 88S MAK’ ‘THE GNOWBOLL, of the intersection where Tavior . Township mothers have been { ec )// \ é blockading traffic in an effort to ) a //} ‘ 3 get a signal light. iz: & » * . cg Mrs. Nellie Ball 44 of Taslor . ae Township, was struck by a car as 243 she crossed Telegraph at Ames a 83} Road. She was taken to Wian - dutte General Hospital Canles Persinge 16 Detroit Identified by police as the driver mas released to appear pending further investigation Meanwhile. five mothers todas centnued their sigil at the schoo! \ J C ‘ 5 ene of Cs ee and T ‘ ark ALLEY OOP by T. V. Hamlin graph. Two state troopers di:ccted RY J . , featti andi kept the aamen faim YEH..AN' THINK OF AN’ LOOK, BOSS, THA'S WE CAN DO A blocking the road . TH’ CAST WE CAN ONLY A STARTER. REG'LAR HAIR- a = s —_ a. MISSISSIPPI The old-time steam packe! “ve RIVER Boars! - be of 2.400 horsepower ca::ied a » on of 33 men. Nos Ay VS a cie- . , > — OOP! THAT'S A sel towboat af 3600 horsepower . i : WONDERFUL can be operated by 17 men, I can't think of anything to make — STORY | — - BOARDING HOUSE = ‘i THEY FOUND THE SOLE OF & — ONE THING I CAN'T FIGURE, SGEEL anee Ree TWIGGS/ 01720, THE ACROBAT RISSEY” ENCH 0 Er Ac COP L WORKED \WTH WHO STOLE MY WIFE, WAS Te as SLIPPED ON A SLICK SPOT SAD Bere ee 12-14 ON THE STAGE! «HOW Beg COTTER WAS A PAT ee ee) DID YOU KNOW L &, DROPPED DURING a seneentnlnnanoe ‘ai Vis A RESTAURANT By Ernie Bushmilier My MISSING] \ wg) | IN CASE my MAN ATIC: 7 © OF FIRE Ser BREAK feel Biter gies Pee DEC -!4- Ve SSS a WELL, 6 HE CRAZY? ALL HE HAD SUT HE NEVER EVEN I'D DO IT, ROYCE! OKAY, SIS...|TS NOT ID KINDA UKs au Ss) TO DO WAS WRITE AND AGREE FOK REPLIED! NOW THE FIRM | SINCE bys OUT OF OUR WAY TO | TO SEE WAG AGAN, sry nd : bree wear rs TSA ! Sree anas ne ) Sasa De nes eee 2 6 hag ACROBAT S pollo HIM A TIDY BUM WITH NO NORK W TEKAS, AND WANTS “OUR WAY HORE! ! UUT UUR WAY ARTIST! PART! ME 10 SEE Him! BAH! TM TURNIN' MY 9 BED AROUND -- THEY'VE Ww EVEN JAZZED TH’ SKIES! ALL MY LIFE I USED To FALL ASLEEP INTO j PLEASANT DREAMS tL ADMIRIN’ TH’ STARS -- NOW ITS LIKE COURTIN’ A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN WHO'S CHEWIN’ GUM! 2 HERE'S ROW | Ff wo, THADK || A;A-Hn? ) > 2 SOME wa-c-E) Pou. | BOOTS, WARY, THAUK YOU, MR. I RAVE CHARMING WITHERS’ ROD WHY SOME, AS EVER’ | | DOW'T You Say ELE? —— C WICE THIDGS TO — ME LIKE THAT? zm (MY LAND, MR.’| | GOLLY, WILL YOU PLEASE) | [TF 1 COULD LEARN T" SWAY i — a Goss. in x TEACH Me J’ WALK LIKE] | | AN’ ROLL WITH EVERY EASY TARGET FOR THe ; j Cee LOR’: STEP... KIOS' SNOWBALLS” f —- 7 SEVEN SEAS |) Py I GOT LEAVE OF \ ENCE LONG a EN 4 TO BRING) CH ice S AND TEW , f, Vy; f 4, iw JX) HALF ACRE CASTLE John Morris ~A\ | 3 BUT ISN'T THEY SURE GET INTO THE D OM WHAT A VE CHRISTMAS “ITS BETTER RAT-RACE ! SHOPPING Crean 7 Receiver = - ‘ FUN 7 ' A You'll Find | A our Share PROFITABLE x ty of Holiday Spirit }| OPPORTUNITIES i H ’ Every Day in the Pontiac ws Wrigley s Press Want Ad Section "7 Take edv of thi : pearmint ro soe | at your reas as] | \ Lal = a . To Place Your BURALD DUC WANT AD | Tg HAT'S SURE, AND ‘ DIAL FE 2-8181 WHAT TEN : HEARTY? | |CENTS BACH ! : Wh ry ; — ay Win Thanks... ARE A dressy dress Chang: covered a range of sons First a/aem < k she wears suits or loafers if around 3 points lower to 2 points “"*: wn gent can make @ she wears high heels all the time. higher with most plus and minus Mistake very easily and then be And one other little thing. In signs small. hurt when his gift is exchanged. 'this man's world women go by the Trading was brisk at times with! And second, there is some em. *mple philosophy that they can . WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1955 . FORTY-NINE + : You Trouble Official Offers oe Bridge Proposal SSzeagi State Could Save About - $1 Million in Interest on Mackinac Span | 5 a “ | LANSING um — Lawrence evap cots: Cianenandiaa|lalinn Geuaraiveavert! eesbiont to 198 . } OKs $131,000 on If last Christmas is any indica- ec nique or trea ing ment before and during World War to Promote Program tion, the men wont complain too ° II. Included were. 16 lawyers em-| He also named Communists he Transplants With Cobalt ployed by the National Labor Re- said were on the old War Labor . much And the children. at least lations Board. } | Board and other government agen- LANSING (A—The State Agricul. he vers young ones. won't be able CLEVELAND # — Another new 7 * cies in the Democratic administra- fre) Commission today anoroved io orebiaip And the women will use for atomic corey teriiing PU, Herbert Fu Pe pe a hare phat ea eres < O0®a-vear progr: ” . ‘0 ay ore n oosevelt an » rine eens fe eee The plaip fact is that males - human bone for use ” ae House Un-American Activities, Truman. - farm products hairy chestS bulging muscles and ing—was described yesterday. Committee. He was dropped from‘ 'DENY CHARGES * * all the rest like to smell nice * * * the law faculty of American Uni-) Several peroums Fuchs named de- ‘The commissiontenianit will ree. Retail surveys show top - brand A spokesman for the univetsity| versity in Washington after testi- nied ea OD eties of Michigan said researchers t re fying before the committee in al have developed a technique for ‘Closed session July 15. The hear- | ommend the expanded marketing lines in most department stores program to the 1956 session of the are near depletion long before the Lester Asher of Chicago, one of ithe former NLRB attorneys named Legislature. ‘Christmas deadline treating bone with radiations from ings continue today. Iby Fuchs, said when he joined The new program revolves This is an unbelievable item: ee sage ai to Seal uae pn oa ke d ithe agency in 1938 “Fuchs tried to ‘around increased emphasis on ‘The male market for fragranced bod seased jured person who sal ropped out sel) me on communism and was , ly. it. the Communist ae in 1946, unsuccessful.” Asher said he at- marketing farm products, rather xrqpming products is twice as than producing them. much as the total fragrance mar- ket for women’s products.” The technique is designed to as-| tended one or two cell meetings sure that bone kept in “bone. e s and quit banks” is free of bacterial con-| etired F hter LOYAL AMERICAN tamination before use in surgery. In Washington, Ruth Weyand, an- BONE PRESERVED | other former NLRB attorney, said zw al Fuch's testimony was ‘‘nonsense. eee Kee who ame i» Caaks Reven She said, ‘‘He never organized me. headed by L. E ne ae - Tam now and always have been a : i a ‘loyal American. clared that bone so treated has’ nvel i y - been used as fransplants ‘in tl Pickets Cafe. Because. fue ie Edward nee ae ee mann denied Fuch’s accusation ‘e cases and that there is “much Owner Complains of and, speaking for himself and -his ess inflammation afterwards” i inki ; wife Cecilia, also named, said: “I Spey bal bone sae by, His Drinking Habits |have never been and am not now other me is such as heat | 'a member of the Communist with Michigan State University in , Katz told reporters about it aan HAYWARD, Calif. W—George: part." its farm) price) surveys ; SCENT OF CHRISTMAS IS S MORE THAN EVER. Buds. Bottom left to right: Yardley's set of lavender, ing the Nuclear Science and Engi-/Vassilopulous invited = Domingo) Louis G. Silverberg, NLRB press The commission has not yet de- But cosmetics are a for more GREEN — Cosmetics make fine stocking gifts. And scents from water-softener to purse perfume; Old neering Congress here. He said Valin, 39, yesterday to get out of chief, said in Washington that none Edward C. Meade, commission member, said the state may be These fine scents are hidden be able to obtain half of the required hind a facade of masculinity: The $131.000 from federal Hope-Flana- bottles and mugs of creamy earth gan funds. He said the commission enware are ruggedly man-tailored would attempt to prove eligibility Mugs, for example. are decorated for the program before the start with blue reproduction sketches of of the next legislative session famous early American ships The new plan calis for enforce ment of higher grades and standards, more inspection of farm products. an expanded reporting service to farmers and cooperation One of the most popular mats cosmetic gifts is a shaving set. This generally includes scented shaving soap, fojion and taleum powder. Electric razor fans have their own special facial lotion. aay Meade said. whether a new oe S ae eodrants o. in the more expensive scents are good under-the- Spice set of brushless shaving cream for men and that the wérk up to now has been Mis. cate. sonipisined thar Dem ‘of the 16 sabia! edieriaie byF uchs 1 =t al Ve rs. of S A ; : | Ge a = , , a 5 rae inthe depart will be estab- aig “Wiles ee whee and « ent 4 Ute Presents Top left: Yardley’s complete toilette after-shave lotion, and Bourjois scent and talc in, on 2 small rest arch me ion eal iain nee tee pea is now employed by the agency. e artimen S. E Ne COLA sy i fe 5 - . ‘hest for men Top right. a stucking for baby with gift setting. ce : - = soap must also be included ‘ Le 7: “ of coffee when he dropped in and Although golden paxies often mi- These are all things that no 4 the nursery necessities from baby soap to Cotton Ll martes Ren eee mae sat around with ah a Students Ready grate, some birds remain con- male likes to pick up for himself * ; aa — i posed instrument for using various friends. : Stantly in the same territory. They may unblushingty accept Pontiac City Affairs \Vacating was adopted at last radioactive materials for the pur- Domingo. who said he once was Yuletide Concert pORLIGNGAiE FiGAG a them — and use them — as Christ- night's session ‘pose—an instrument he said con- 4 ve Louis sparring mate ped “at Avondale High Je 3988, 1000 em. 1965 Piymouth Cib | mas gifts, however. . \ Al lother action pretained to the ceivably might find wide use in C!@!ms a 1939 knockout of San. oter No. P-26-175,.316. Serial, ‘ } Sav ¥ . _ No 13.963.678 188 Perry 8. Pontiac Even babies, both male and More S t u di es Scheduled City Plan Commission and in. hospitals (Savold. reacted in @ manner un! AVON TOWNSHIP —-The stu- Grae ected BS lebons| 86: ecnaie. will) rercive cosmetics cluded: expected of a retired pugilist. ‘dents of Avcndale High School He checked a point with a law- wil! present their annual Christ- UNION INVESTMENT CO, | this Christmas. : ( ] 7 t Ab t P] t : mee eran Speaking ol cosmetics In omp ain Ss ou an aseare ae end wacated Coury aries Rebekahs Elect Officers; yer friend, Roy Pucci. Assured he mas concert tonight at 8 p.m. in Dec 13, 14. 1955 it's best Lot 38. nd vacated Court drive . ss WOTice OF EGS not to overlook women completely m Commercial [and Residential 1 Slate Dec. 22 Party |had a constitutional right to picket the high school auditorium UBLIC SALI a . ‘ Ale c ; hy An i tt inar t ™ r 1 tot ee BLIC SALE No |Their favorite Christmas gift is City Manager Walter K. Will- city upon the recommendation of map al centhg edinahce Gia S smend on cr Alina) petenen ee s ame — penc tied ot two The school choral groups and PISSH 98267. Public sale to be held on perfumes man told the City Commissioners Mayor William W. Donaldson | Lets 39 to 47 Inclusive, AP. 13 to Com- Lodge 405 elec nifice Sy pag Se Meee S ate! oe “band will perform under the pee 2) 1955, at 223 Bouth Main @ : mercial 1 usage. ge 45 elected officers at its «This place unfair to Domingo'"’ direction of Jean Woodworth and street, ester, Michigan. at 1 30 pm rented produc’ EP ; ir F i es 7 ; . ] : ; | Bee is. products such as per- last night that continued studies The Commission alse paid A¢0Ption of ordinance to amend map recent meeting. Noble grand, Mrs. A few minutes after he started yonn Neatekl ireapentivety 14, 1955) of toning ordinance 944 to resone The public is invited to this 5 : to ———___|fume should be given to women would be, made regarding com- tribute to the late Henry H. Commercial 1 part of Lots.130 to 152 Evia Miler; vice grand, Mrs. Reid marching in front of George's, two. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION ‘depending up« ‘ ne : aa > ' . i i TO ‘THE QUALIFIED EUbrTOne. or! vi Ing uF m their ages and/or plaints of excessive noise. smoke Harnack whe died last Wednes. Phaeton of en (ordinance te) amend Cameron; secretary, Mrs. Claude customers came out. traditional event. THE FARE ORION COMMUNITY j inclinations and dust from the Baldwin Rubber day in the form of resolution to (ordinance 944 to rezone to Commercial Spaulding; financial secretary. “Want a job?"" asked Domingo OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN | Every year the product names Co. plant | be presented to his family. Har- lot per usnd Pasdset tities hnoenes Mrs. William 4D atte Ta) ER Arquimedes Dellar and Angelo W Cc wfor d T npn pte eves thas) aa) stec:) get wilder and wilder. So do the The matter was brought to the ®ack had served on the Commis- | Bryan Prenc h property urer, Beatrice Betker. Gonzales quickly took his offer of arren rawTor ops on ~ ne doption ¢ ordin to di " ho s of Oak wena reeate or Dichignn es men. attention of the City Commission Sion from 1932 to 1938. lout ding zone ordinance to amend sub-| The annual Christmas party 9 1 35 an hour to take over the Slate of New Officers a an tate o ic. an, nm! __ . : igan, o Nov 1 when a number of persons The Commission also confirmed ee n 3. section 7 concerning bottling) with gift exchange will feature pons Monday, the 19th day of pecan ner 1955 trom 7.00 oclock am to 8.00 ociock 2OQ Honor Couple who live near the South Boulevard [the Dec. 22 meeting. NORTH BRANCH — The follow- p.m., Eastern Standard Time, to vote . special assessment rolls for curb,| The Commission also heard a re-| ———EE ling officers were installed at cere- a the iets wing pr its lant requested city help in elim- i ; 7 pon BOND PROPOSITION Married 50 Years lied ed ae Pheu aaty gutter, drainage and related work Pott from the City Planner. Henry re Imlay Acquires Site lmonies of the North Branch Lodge, Ghee the take Gon Communtty inating noise and dirt they said C. Smith. recommending vacating School of Instruction 'F&AM held at Masonic hall Satur- School District, County of Oakland’ AL MONT — More than 200 came from the plant on Park Place from Hovey to : . : for New High School peahael : c : State of Michigan. borrow the sum of t ORI ater Of Portion of Crescent drive. A Due at Dryden Chapter, day evening: worshipful master, to exceed three hundred thousana) friends and relatives gathered to ,, Riley street, and for a water a " Z F peti 19300.000) and tsus is bonds celebrate the recent open house. The company is putting a rub- ‘main in Featherstone avenue from public hearing on the matter will TE . _ IMLAY CITY — Complying with Warren Crawford; senior warden, therefor, for the purpose of raising fund I S©. ber sleeve around the offending ; be set at a later date ; DRYDEN — Eunice Tassie of the wishes of the people at the last Lawrence Fricke; junior warden, to complete the current school con-| Teception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Kenilworth avenue to the main * ¢ e St. Clair, grand Adah of the Grand Ww ‘ricke: s i 1; @truction program of erecting and fur-/ Clayton Dodds on tk Sth wed equipment to cut down on the ai Bett Live Railroad ak _ 8! . annual school election, the Board Wilmer Fricke; senior deacon, Wil- = @ new high school bullding, and/| ein: wed: noise,” Willman declared. “They | : | The subject of extending Stanley Chapter OES of Michigan will con- of Education has acquired 23.75 liam Sulaty; junior deacon, Wil- erecting and furnishing new glementary| ding anniversary . A resolution of public necessrty Iduct a sct a of instruction at the > stil have to eliminate s« ; aveunue over the Belt Line Rail-/Guct a school ¢ s jon © acres just : adjace ham Hutchinson; treasurer, Edgar achool buildings ana — tring coe The Dodds have one daughter. e some acres Just south of and adjacent to a , Edg ree which rubber particles escaping trom for a sewer in the southwest side of road to Walton boulevard to pro- OES chapter room here at 8 p.m. ‘the present athletic field as a site Schank; secretary, Harold Craw- the elect May 9 ste: nie : : = by electors on May ee ot Ree ne 1 eae the plant ibut (the) aarveyal chew Oakland avenue from Opsta to vide easier access for some 200, Thursday for the proposed new high school. ford: chaplain, George Barnes: ty- _ places f _° bee ald reese ee | ae, 0 raat F onn at home. that the dust has been fairly well Inglewood was adopted ‘Wever Junior High students was’ Mrs. Edith Wilcox. worthy The site has been completely ler, Clare Keeler: stewards, John Precinct No. 1—Vil Hal East Ori De an d errell of Lake contained.” | A resolution and bond agree. ireferred to the City Manager for matron of Dryden, announces there paid for from money in the Build- Sari and Stanley Caroson. i Plime 8. Lake Or Oren ven, nen ‘troit and nine grandchildren, a Re Other action at last night's meet. ™e@t to construct a sewer in possible inclusion in the 1956 capi-; Will be a meeting for practice for ing and Site Fund. The fund now patty No. one Township ren ; . 4 the school tonight at 8 p.m : $71 South Broadway. Lake Ori \ing, saw the Commission adopt an Walton boulevard from Holly. ‘a! improvement sen oe le Oe ae of vi, ele ‘Hold Christmas Party Precinct No. 3—Fire ” station, : : | weed street to w Ne. 1. a 2 G Road, Orion T ht ;amendment to the $600,000 munici- nanhote DEN . Notice ts further given, that the ee ‘Meet at Dryden Home sal parking lot ordinance which! ¥®% ®pproved by the lawmakers. Slate Holiday Program Set Altar Society Party 'Dro on WCTU to Meet | DRYDEN—The Village Exten- ef Education of eaid schoo! district has 2 pal parking lot ordinance which| y 9 |sion Group held its regular meet Goltars 14900,000) is the amount speuand Toten ee Pulse Hudson moved the bond redemption date! A deed trom the school district of LAPEER — The Church School! ORTONVILLE — The Altar So-| DRAYTON PLAINS—The local ing and Christmas party at the Rasesnate ee ta’ bartoueal tee ane project| Was tess Tuesday afternoon to to 1961 instead of the original 1959. the city of Pontiac was accepted of the Monroe Street Methodist ciety of St. Anne's Mission will chapter of the WCTU will meet at home of Mrs. Robert White on tor which said bonds are to be issued the Garden Club Mrs. Grace City Attorney William A. Ewart for part of Lot 37. Assessor's Plat Church will present its Christmas meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the 1:30 p. m. Thursday at the Dray- East Main Street. Mrs. Martha Date: Nov. 23, 1965 . . ; < 5 GLADYS E VAN WAGONER, Broesamle gave a book review on was given the authority to sign) 13 in the relocation of Court drive. rogram. “A Promise Fulfilled’ on home of Mrs. Thomas Kruezer, ton Plains Presbyterian Church. Snover of Metamora gave a dem- Becretary of the” |“A Man Called Peter.” Members not { cond f sub! An: 8 ? : Board of Educatt "exchanged Ch - embers notices of condemnation of sub- An amendment changing the de- Sunday at 7 p.m. The public is in- 371 M15. The group plans a Christ- Mrs. Ray Shell is in charge of onstration on making Christmas Dec. 7, 14, 1985 xchang nstmas gifts. standard homes discovered in the scription of Court drive and_ its vited. mas party and gift exchange. the program. decorations. : F : , , | ; Death Notices le uneral Directors i Help Wanted Male e ___Help Wanted Male ; iS _ Help Wanted Male 6 _ Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 __Help Wanted Male 6 _Help Wanted Female 7 AR ILI SOE Voorhees- Siple| AUTO SALESMEN | FORD MOTOR CO. Eu (Bors. eone7 PINBOYS — OVER 15. EVES SALESMAN ; f a z ave aoe Se MLA? HOWARD, DEC. 12, LOUTS (AVA), ' f cece nee cceemer . : {fied to direct a recreationalupes: i MIDWEST 6032 coetente = We need two men to eell to! @12 Spring Ave. Ann Arbor, Mich- FUNERAL HOME | S22 ay Youn to see Mee} Lractor and Implement fram for boys between the ages JOBS FOR MEN SSINESS EX.| nome Owners. One of the best tgan: beloved mother of the Rev. ; - | my pat ee Dey you to see Mr of 8 to 12 vears every night, be- | Bookkeepér $400 PHARMACIST. (3) - BUSINESS EX programs in this area Must have Vincent Howard and the Rev, Ambulance Service Piane or Motor Go Pk ee canoe) ercisys) Division tween 6 00 pm. and 9 00 pm and | Detail Engineers $600 | Sy DeLaee 186k Bn Weetearal |) ealee) (experience (tm 8. vac: Joseph B. Howard. Punera] serv- —-______* ressions of tery Garden of the Resurrection Rochester } -Varied industrial cost experience | “°'#¥00 Prints M ‘ t : — aparece eit monih tn peer rouse pe AN dete allele sympathy shown tn our recent) Exceptional buy for cash OL! GaR WASHERS WANTED MOTOR. | : ... | This position offer, steady em- ain enance 6 Fords ten gendentee “thats | schoollibackground heats science bereavemens in the loss of our) 6.0226 Mart Auto Wash. 19 © Mont.) Destpn Cost Estimators ployment with concern building out for deals—ret on the band knowledge. Age to 37. Co car, | BOOK! bps bile We eipectaty| WRITE CHAPEL - BEST LOCA-| calm | Forging or other broad process | SDecial machinery & automation ; Sanaa (or tan Cetera expenses, bonus ‘and. ssiary of | POOF KEEPER PAYROLL (CLERK Wish 6c thank Rev Geore Gan! sans Two graves. Real bargains Ss =o -*| sing and estimating experience sGulemeniy References fequired| SIL A TER > 86. Call Mr. Jeffrey OA ®-2521.| $4200, Alr mall ‘duplicate res- oad cictivestae ene Dor 2 Wi doeee Pas at tt Claes ap DRIVERS < and im em ony = v - Jeffr sh Ford Sales a oe = wa Depatienent (Otive 14311, (ell pallbearers: elDemed fal | Who own or are abie to purchase | Ac coun ¥stems Cargill Detroit Corp. 451 FE. WITLSON Teeth portal owe F ISHE RIPE RSONNE i Bach MAD wads "VING NEAR Malte, Chapter 228 of OES } small tractors to tow houre- =| Analyst 2254 Cole. Birmingham M1 45400 PONTIAC perce eanlng sont Onis c SERVICES choeller's. Nights, SES Gee | 6S Goan aa a ag? | Bron eepral nd cont acount, | SHO Bimnane Vacs [Ean RRM EEEMEE ow oreo iat. ma. | AEPECIRR, SUR, LORS TER ecards an elped us man can a ints in U lence es eae er works ai v interested Fesatact ing experienc | ' FR 4.3545 paint shop vith the opportunity TECHNICIAN OR 3-9516 after § or all day Nile. : Havershaw & Family. | At 10 a.m. Today : ae lI le . purchase the business 5475 Man _(to| assemble a tenth _ Thursday. _ i MOBCAN Sales Representatives PAR 1A isles Rey Wetarteré | draalic and pneumatic Gevices, BEAUTY OPERATOR. PART The: : Broad experience and contractor | TS “AND SERVICE MA SOCON College duat: a time. FE 2-685. Or FE 4-7231. In Memoriam 2 re were replies at ’ contact or fleet sales mee a famiitar with Studeveter tion ene ee arience on aboratirerteetan da. ~ BIRMINGH.-\ PENINGS ne the Press office in the Driveaway Inc eslg! LETS _MI +34) the ages of 21 and 35 with high) sired Immediate openings — bookkep- IN LOVING MEMORY OF IRENE following boxes: , “ Model Makere ane school education. Excellent oppor- M. C. MFG. CO ets secretaries And waitresses. Walsh who passed away Dec 14 on -3-0191 ll pattera capecieace Secessars PONTIAC fanties tec edvancement! CAUME:|/110) reaicaweca nal dae Orion’ | Birminghs Fmplovment Service Ty Me lenewsmse bere eitiout jos 20, MAN, STEFL FABRICATING and 1s WMPLOYMENT SERVICE —Skibs. FE 3-06! ___ | ake Orton | 139 W, Maple. 1 4-4254. 3, 16, 25, 28. 60, 65, Shop. Reauires man to manage = | ! ; & W Huron St. ___—sPE. =(¢-2551 | SALESPEOPLE MUST HAVE rar COSMETIC & DRUG COUNTER — anaes been the" same . 6, 25. 28. 60 shop. Must be able to do layout Layout Inspector ixture Sadebekes “oeeertnce Liteeas TRUCK DRIVERS Experienced ig Pull: merce 4s: you were called awa 71, 80, 88, 97, 101, 105. Frye 25 ee a salary for richt men Mi 43410 ene oP pases Ape in missed by Bill 3im, Gio- ' ich. : : * Drugs, 14 ann,_and Melody. ___ ne. — Birciinghaate Mich | SEARS ' ' eriveainiae ieseraiciee sae ee cRMANENT LOVING ee eee eee f ‘41) 12 | f] y. for long distance i en ann osc ~_ Help Wanted Male 6 esign eTs Pond de eo eal ayou | ROEBUCK JS NSS) De le eet "2 EW s eir st experi- ern offices am passed ovey 3 years ago today Ee eee Z nes | Fo or ea - to Ss ‘i | gnce. Must pe. physically Eire ancerg, contisons Call I i s sf S | | en a ; E aw Bet wil'aweze reman “™ "A HOT SHOT Se osuse en | & CO} Bases cramutat ore Bim | £Cc “ihyalea nd” dae hae ear pearte + darling ulittics vor | Detailers | call sales force in new | | + | tpgham iear* will open soon. Join cre’ test. Apply 8 a m “pacashier- Receptionist Sed! ' : 7 d Py : | e fastest growing chain noon Monday to Friday you Want ork in daddy, Hoe Mn ceen Boisen | C AN SELL Ford dealership. Some ie thine at Suara Moure Fleet Car concen ‘oice work ine small VIN MORY OF OUR | sales expertence neces- ne 5 . | “s sae : “a a8 ng an keeping work ts oP eae Cass Seaved who | For automation trpe machines | i be hard work. Establshed DIRECT. WE ARE NOW HIRING Pontiac s. challenging opportunity for a You ay bog tied Somer Dear A ICEBOXES TO! rates ES & Mixtures a| Be ome nea Machine Tool : “ WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAN| ®PPearance and a eleuperee- are ‘o" m Mother j & Pa | c =c = \r Wer ever sell vou bs : " er, guarantee. hospitalt Manufacturer | SALESMEN BUTCHERS eat horse farm. Call EM 34047. | fiir, Must be abl to Keep de- ory jas < | > . | : = eS ee ESKIMOS LOCKHART & zaion plan and demo. Is Expanding Its E HAVE AN OFF XING) FOR AN ion hours. comfortable working @ons and pees David, “BUT WE DON'T WRIGHT plan. Call for interview | Engineering Dept | ALL SEARS’ FAMOUS BENEFITS MEAT em retary Svat pay. Grin-| splendid “prem of epee erna, one. + . < : fa ~ ~ s ‘ ne ros ; NGINEERIN s 1 i , > For - benefits Se : IW MEMORY OF IRENE COLLFTT , WANT HOT SHOTS. (196s Telegreon er oom | Mfr Jeffrey. Jeffrey Ford AS YOU QUALIFY FOR THEM WANTED. SINGLE MAN ON | als< Lean Gn 95 “Rr ggannoch WALSH. who vaseed away De « '\ <4. es eS ee “= Sales. 1O N. Washington, | CUTTER farm. 3320 N Rochester Rd St Pontiac eee et acer a NOLNG ENP WAITRESS | OA 82521, 0 ford. O je Located in | | THOROUGH UTR ALNING WANTED: ELDERLY MAN ON | COOKING AND GENERAL EX. s how :) miss h ssi ae ~ 7 rs re} 4 G | ever shall her memory fade MIEN 25-35. MARRIED, | For aftemoon shift 29 to $0 vears | ee ere a R ] (2 PAID HOLIDAYS Teh, Mich Phone aR O° | Birmineneh area Omer hee Joving thougnts shall ever wander VT OTHER soang ¢ $133 beforeS pm _| land County's busiest Oya AK, ich, _Phone_ _ ployed MI bet, wre help em- . Fo th spot where she t« laid FROM OTHER LINES | DRIVER-SALESMAN FOR EXTAB- 1 3 PAID VACATIONS WANTED: ALL - AROUND MA- Metner Brothers Husband and WHO \W \ NT TOE ARN | Ushed drv cleaning route Apply | Ee EOus de: aler. i Mich I SEARS’ FAMOUS PROFIT. MEN « Gomes Gon, a170 B. Teg a ri CAREER CENTER - children. pel GE < ees bet 8 and 10 am Walker's Se ; . : ‘Ye LOVING MEMORY or oun. * LOT MORE-MONEY | _Cleeners. Laxe Orion. FIRE F IGHTER FE ; pore ore ner for that Cateer po -THEV'RE | —P TC | City of Pontiac. applicates must | axperience DAY r ind brother David I : =TA ‘ Ss | Registered nurse __..,........ ee S| EARNING. AND MAKE | suguer a acum oa] int ase aenaineed| on Automatic Parts Sri mete jeath may part us for | x1 AND MAKE : : NEW MAN WITH LITTLE OR NO gure cle seewe s : | automation equipment has perma- service may oe deducted fro d I] tu ‘pevet con erase. the memory, A CAREER OF AUTO nent salaried position for machine| ge). height 67° to 76”. weight Handling Desirable EXPERIENCE HAVE EARNING an Beginning omemrned 8 pote as one’s smile, | >< + detailer. 3 yrs. minimum expe-| Proportional aporwe Personnel Of- : rie 2 Coenen of a dear one's face | MOBILE SALESMAN- rience Must know shop methods | _tice. City Hal. 35 8. Parke, Ae POTENTIAL OF $150 OR MORE “ missed by Mom, Dad and) < D EXPE ENCE and nave ability to work with| GAS STATION ATTENDANT Good Opportunitiés To work manager, CAREER CENTER” re. SHIP. EXPERIENCE minimum supervision Fine oppor- Must be experienced and able to PER WEEK COMMISSION. MUST improvement “¢ Center ‘wa pot B-l Rixer Bidg. | NOT NECESSARY BUT | tunity to advance with growing| ‘ell. Good pay plus vacation and for Top Men saint graph, Neat standard Fitting PE 8-0416 rE : a organization for an industrious bonus plan. Dick Worthley's Sup- : HAVE CAR. AGE 21 TO 50. FOR __Btation. West Huron Flowers 3) HARD WORK IS et eremeive rome mea cee fe | cr Sree in enter aed aNChay ae C ae. ~ ae ions’ sor | 0 Help Wanted = le CAREER IRLS ~ . work wee alary commensurate | _Birmin, ; FID2 i rmanent me positions for e an ma good with AW's FLOWERS | Ss AXON. ee See ca, Con inal: | HOSPITAL ATFENDANTS FOR LO. FRINGE. BENEFITS Cone MAL) TER VIEW qualified persons. Excellent work- __Help Wanted Female 7 Stengeranher aceon) Beto : FE_ 2-830) | _MI 45400. Birmingham, Michigan | cal position, salary , $63.60 to $74 AN s. many employe A _ Bookkeepe: 2 - ENGINE E R $600 weekly all Michigan’ vat Ls oe — Paton PHONE benefits and opportunities for ad- AN EX Be WOMAN General Toth Funeral ss NI benothe. Apply Pontiac 8 vancement. Secretary ere estore | ne. , Finest company ifn fts line wants Persoane! Office ae ome MR. KIRSTY i : 30-40 YRS. Clerical .... omosoonScL fe | Mechanical engneer Degree or frie bed Civil Service Lansing |. ; , . : : 7 APPI Y AT STORE Live in. Christmas off, private room Arr s d- Mi | boot tia a i Caneel ROBBI) S HOTEL WALDRON ae ea : ; = and bath, eral [tent 9 “-% MIDWEST "| or ercury | sone eo eer (Ban: r Fou “REED TO. MAKE $100 Engineering Co. 855 HUNTER BLVD. 2 school ‘gue. Ref Li $- 1820633: Empl ent Servi EXPERIENCED OVER THE ROAD| P°".°° ince married” man with FE 56168 FRIDAY. DEC. 16th _| AMBITIOUS WOMEN EARN — 586 epoyene aves - 2 oales ervice | driver. Semi ant ‘our-wheelers.| car on ‘established route. Refer: Call Royal Oak pe DA AL) Weekly handling beautiful eigriing | 4" Pontiac st = i smn Vicks Gas or Diesel. FE 2. ences required Galt Puller Brush 17-7474, TUES. DEC 13. : 9A.M.to3P.M and Bavarian china, ."eads o_® Fe sin 117 N. Main St. |®2Exs STERL BROKERS LI 7-7474. from 3 to 6 p.m. te a ae plentiful: No canvassing, Car ve: : hn rans amore es retest tk ary 70 COL FIRE tools ACE WOOD. . Monday Thru Friday = * Emplo t Offi BAKERY SALESO1 20. son-jonns Almont, Mj ch. 3G Bird. East. Pontiac, ‘A_6-3000, : for Appointment : THURS. Hic. 1 apy men ice Day work only rg Anderson , “oa HOOVER beta gia co to ‘tran aspen some co - = ran 974 J 318 Boulevard Bidg. _ it otis ‘ : 5 y aners fires a er voy, MECHANIC AND ! a : - ALmont’ 62 nd delivery. FE 22811, 8 to, 10), | Ee uhnay Drayton Pieine | tendant, Eaverertea, Bas con | . Woodward & Grand Blvd. | pa da dab an On ich. No calls, \. Gees His : ca Ee ae = — eo JN 7 i a i. ns ; f5 a . : “t > u \ : é in f : 4, » THE PONTIAC PRESS “th WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1955 cr) FIFTY-ONE Help Wanted Female 7 z CED GENERAL. LIVE} -- cook. Birmingha, akg oth Box oe _____ Help Wanted i ae Guaranteed Salsry Mén or wenes. + fu or time EXPERIENCED WAITRESS PART) WhO are accept. res yaa CEMENT 8 OUR SPECIALTY. time, Sharp's Gilvercrest Inn 2675 peerage Must be, mle to A Peers pessuson or” sats i Dinie Hwy | VErmont 6-178. | CARPENTER Soar Seat é ENC WAITRESS. MEN. WOMEN - TEAR OUND finteh, Free estimates. OR 31680. ren. —___| portunity on established Watkins CARPENTER. REPAIRS AND AL. EXFERIEXC D COOK FOR! foute. Earn 63 to 63 per beer, | terations Quick service. Weather. pera — Papel Call ae necessary. Anply 150 ly, FE 6-' Ey. CRPeeaa: ALTERATION tay chun i yee A Ss ae oe REAL ESTATE oie Ss) or| repair, FE 8-274 . salesWoman. @ pot re- ELECT’ SED WAltRens TO Deine FE @1131 10 am. tw 12 mird Murrey, FE WIRING, oe = m on ar __work mighis M1 4-000 ORNERAL aOUSE Week AND babysitting days. Walled Lake Vi- Must have own transporta- ‘MA 41251, Leider HOUSEKEEPER innap & Son 66 W Hur cinti tion. a5 P PER DAY, OR 15c PER SIGNATURE. suauL APARTMENT work) MEN & WOMEN TO 90 PER Wee STAY. CIRCULATE PETI- a Tl etell deme TIONS, MUST BE A fiou FATHER) REGISTERED VOTER ior . a auberban. More for goed) IN THE CITY OF PON. TIAC TO QUALIFY. APPLY 59 WAYNE ST. ee een AT ONCE lope ort iomces REALSILK | on siery. erle, men’s and chil- ren's he - Get samples | __Instructions 9 ewan Park Ave. Bldg. or EVENINGS LU 1-1725 (Detroit) Pep HEAVY EQUIPMENT | op = — = r eing selecte 5 TF FOU CONSIDER YOURSELF Area to be trained for high-pay shorthand ‘and typing. Starting pee ar peel grec beni: laeserel salary $ pm Oday 8 cranes, end’ ioriie Diesel en- week, ir “appointment, call FE. gines, ‘parts ae and many other 5-5012 obs in this rapidly expanding in- KITCHEN HELP, 10 PM. TO € dustry. If you are mechanically a.m. Cal) monies OR _3-6502__| minded and want increased earn. aia ngs you owe ourse ni LADIES | out whether or not Tom can quall- | ty. aoe For free information without ation write: OR TRAINING SERVICE. BOX 1, PONTIAC PRESS" Tired of routine work? Avon has 70,000 women today enjoying busi-| mess guccess, Let us show you! what successful women are do-! information call FE ee CODRRIVING LESSONS PONTIAC LADY FOR GENERAL WORK IN Drivers Fe 3 afer Day. eves. and comralese eu! home Dependable Sunday, F o smokers Live io or Oue transportation Guod salary to ~=© Work Wanted “Male 10 . right _ person OR }- 320 aft 4pm ~~ - ~ < LADY, FOND OF CHILDREN. CARPENTRY, CABINETS, FOR- _ Live in OR 3-2304 before 6 MARRIED WOMEN With children, who cannot accept CaRPF mica work, attics finished, recre- alion rooms & repairs. EM 3-47]0 | NTRY WORK. NEW AND_ 44210 oremery 8 to pee Telephone _Tepair, PE | some qyse of car for local wh Pal driving. No canvassing collecting CARPENTER AND CABINET or delivery. 40 per cent commis-, Work New and repair. D. B. i personal interview) Murdock FE 2-7861 iT CABINET MAKER AND CAR! CARPE | ter. Kitchens @ specialty. FE PONTIAC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE | ‘ri ecTRIGAL WIRING & HEAT- 18 W. Huron 8t PE 42551 ‘ing control work. Licensed. Ed REO. NURSE. UNDER-GRADU-| Murray FE 2-8657. ate, lab. technician, or exper- fenced doctors assistant for Birm-- oe uacEwor ATVANY ME. th doctor Phone MI 6-004T —<—$<$—$<———— ReviveD uoUEE MOTHER To MECHANIC AND STATION AT- supervise 3 children 11 and 15 ‘endent” Experienced. Has own Prepare meals and keep house ‘0018 FE 2-5830 es tidy. No laundry. scrubbing or PI UMBING WORK “WANTED heavy Sark Woman about 55 pre mestous os FE 5-1016 Work Wanted Female i CHRISTMAS OFFFR done in soft water 4-2017 ferred. Must stay nights, however ample time off References re- quired. Phone WEbster 3-8200 line 370 from 8 30 to 5 week days SODA | FOUNTAIN EXPERIEN( ED WASHINGS | $275 bu FE | $1 hr. Apply in person Wes ay Drugs. 14 Mile Ra. Birming- DESIRES CHRISTMAS ‘CLEANING ham. work Call alter 6pm FE 43061 TEMPORARY CANDY & BAKERY EI DERIY LADY WOULD LIKE| SALESWOMAN. For Jo O & baby sitting days FE 4-3929 | other holkday periods for our GIRL DESIRES BABYSITTING store in the TeLHuron cerns . Evenings by the hour or Sat. or Center. Prefer ages 30 to 45 Ap- Sun 5-08; HOUSEWORK PLAIN AND COO! | Pulp pleas in store 83 am x Write Pontiac __ Building Service 12 CEMENT & BLOCK ‘work. FE guar. sone SANDING OLD FLOORS aj _Speciaity. Call Bills. FE 2-789. FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND i. C. Bud Bills, PE 43921. FLOOR SANDING LAYING FIN. R. Gardner, 491 Central. rE > Tse ha lee he bid eos NEW OR R ork ranteed, Pore. evenings GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. Brick, stone,” cement work. Plas- _tering and | tile work, FE 4-2290 4-2290 GUARANTEED ROOFS. ALL kinds. EST. 1918 ages Marsh. 353 -ON. Cass. FE 23-3021. FE HOUSE MOVING FULLY. _ equipped. FE 4-8459 L. A. Young. | ] JOS FLEMING FLOOR LAYING sanding Hae shing. 155 Edison. Ph FE 27-4405 LATHING AND pd dln tael _New and repair FE 4-0274. PLASTERING NE? AND REPAIR _work Phone FE L 2-2036 RG SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. Seeding and fin‘-hing. Phone FE ~ Winter Prices Now in Effect On All Remodeling. MODEST MAIDENS \ Dillon, am I improving?” “You didn’t comment on my backswing that time, Mr. By Jay Alan, # At our disposal to purchase new or seasoned land contracts for — clients See me before you sell. ASK FOR BOB MAHAN, To Buy-To Sell—-To Insure MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Open Evenings and ea 1075 W. Huron Ph. FE 3-026: AGTION! on the wate of your Land Con- tract. If it is what we are look- tng for we will buy them or ace them for you within 24 . Bee us for the tast_ serv- ice you are looking for. No con- tract too large or too small. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN. Saginaw Street. Ph FE 56-8163 _____—Open_eve till 8:30 5% MORTGAGES ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from = acre With 100 foot frontage. No appraisals or closing fees. B. D. CHARLES, Realtor Equitable Society 1717 8. Telegraph _ FE 40521: Eve. FE 5-861 CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS J. VanWelt 5440 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1355 WE HAVE 000, Ae CASH For small equities. If you have what we want we will be at your door within 24 hours with cash us What you have. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl ON. Saginaw 8t Open Eves, ‘til 8.30 HAVE SUBSTANTIAL DOWN PAY- ment for moderately priced 2 or 3 bedroom moderd WE CAN SELL YOUR i. Cail FE 86-1134 or MA 62503 A. G. ELLIOTT & SONS 31640 N’Western Hwy. at Rent / Apts. ——. 33 1 ROOM. KITCH pees PRI- vate bath 2 emploved girls or couple. Adults oaly. Alberta Apts., 200 N. Paddock. i FURN. ROOM FOR ONE MAN on first floor, Pvt. entrance. FE __ 5-833 130 Raeburn. 2 2 ROOMS, ‘PRIVATE “ENTRANCE, ‘ba! lights and . Adults only _ 650° Northview ct 2 ROOM APT NO DRINKERS. Phone FE 5 alel 2 ROOMS FUR oT. FOR couple. Private eeafance! Dr. Cur- son's Clinic, 157 W Huron 2 DELUXE APTS. AT CLARK'S Corner, } bik west of Blue Sky Couples or bachelors. 1 baby wel- come 5-2706. FAST ACTION! Tf you have the contract—we have the MONEY Clark Real Estate, Phone FE ¢6402. Ask -for Mr. Clark Cash Waiting | Combination +8 eeorm Sash ans Attics fittished a hes encio Pu Kitchen remode! No need Pay ment rms T G & M Construction Co u 2260 Dixie Hwy FE 21211 | 124) CONCRETE POST FORMS All steel equipment to make 50 5 x5''x96" fence posts per day — complete with 40° eyebeam trolley and hoist. 16 cents per _ Also hardware for 8’ to ___ Building Supplies — . Gypsum partition tile, cents each Other items. 6° Lyon steel bench with vice aed pipe Vice. $6000 OLive 9-228 _ Business Services 5 1B APPL TANCE SERVICE We service ail riak.s of refrig- erators, washers radios, cleaners | and all types of small appliances ROY'8. 66 Oak! Ave. FE _ 24021 _ \ & B TRENCHING Foolings. water line field tile FE 54-9061 ALL MAKES OF F FOUNTAIN PENS tepaired by factory trained men at our store. General Printing & Ont e Supply Co, 27 W. Law- 1 | FRED SANDERS _ Be bet r ence St Phone FE 35-0135. oes es Cc tv. ae arieen WALL ¢ CLEANERS. TR: AVEL RECPT. IRC one PEST AND DELIV. | Walls and window: Reasonable Firm wants suarp personality gal i 3 PER — op "Tet est. no obligation. FE 21631 IRONINGS. $3 PER BU. GOO peda ar-oLaperps sierthend to piss work 84 Mary Day FE 2-400! Cle are eins ate anc a “arerr en ares PF a a » Li v et ter, B-l Riker Blig DUEL EE. ade BU. 1 DAY) cleaning om location or shop. Se Belt “TRACTOR & "| ble tl ———s employed. exp man Cal! any- | 7mA Be ELEMENT RowINGS PICKUP AND DELIV! tree Krier $0171 ar PE 3TMS | FORD Mi STOR oO ery PES IE _ EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE-| = IRONINGS PICK UP AND. DE- moial Ph. FE 5-6503 or OR | livery FE 3-7242 _3-2000 ee | Bi h V DAY SERVICE ON IRONINGS DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE irming am 83 per bu FE 5-9093 ; ¢stimates No job too big or small Immediate openings for KIND MIDDLEAGED LADY! _FE 5-4628. ould like baby sitting Per ot ELECTRIC MOTOR 8! SERVICE RE RE Sleeves cree 18W reGrathamars ead Mal | paring & rewinding. 218 E. Pine | Iv wood 1 FE ¢: __. _ | AND "LADY DESTRES DAY WORK | FURNACES CLEANED AND RE- | Mon, Thurs and Fri $750 plus! palred Ot! coal and gas service teno- fare FE 47749 Chester Nelson FE 5-1788 LADY WANTS BABYSITTING art. CAMPBELL ‘'S SERV. 435 8) “Baa. | Secretaries ernoons and evenings FE 86-0318 | moe ae eutamobils re- | . 7 , akiand Garage rear of 756 Oak- APPLY aise bee tee ad) aesihie ohatd eee = piremcen PEM Nhe Wel BY DAY. GENERAL AUTOMOBILE RE- Open Wed ‘ttl ® pm pair. Washing. polishing, simoniz- LADY WISHES DAY WORK OWN Sees tran poeria tion Good Typist & General Olfice | FE 57214 | Bnorthand but not essential MIDDLFAGED WOMAN WISHES | references aoc see. pension, & hospital inaur- nae Wing. 204 W. Chicago ne ance Ideal working conditions 4460 Oakland County cad Commis. TYPING MIMEOGRAPHINO ee sion $50 8 Telegraph FE 4-353! Tetarial service EM WAITRESS FOR NIGHT WORK PRACTICAL NURSE Awa caetE References. Puffs Steak House OR 3-$821 — 200! _Disie_Highvey _ ROUGH DRY WASHINGS. ONE | WAITRESS AFTERNOONS BUT day service FF 48883 _ftercup Driv e-In a10 Oak! and IRONINOS IN MY” HOME REA. | WOMAN WITH CAR sonable OR 3-6023 Tovesi and supervise: pert (Me 3 WOMEN) WANT) WATDUL Was. salespeople in Oakland or Wayne ; ing and cleaning FE County. Must have some direct aales experience Phone WO WANED Ww ASHINGS AND IRON ST for appt pcos Ale ings. FE 5-988. \ sae Os eerie =? ied athe wouae WISHES BABYSITTING Bids Detroit 26, giving your ~j,, her home Sune children for | choke — playmates. MY 3-5198 WAITRESS FOR DAYS wx $7051) WOMAN FOR Cc OuPANIONDEC OF 6761 Dixie He wife No children Call between WATTRESS "WANTED ae AT AP 4 and 5’ FE 8-1829 | ering and jfxperienced, Good wasHINOs AND IRONINGS PICK | . wares, FE 3-0184 up and delivery FE 5-0226 WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2': YR YOUNG MOTHER WILL BABYSIT old girl, 5 day week 8°30 to 4 30 in her home, for working parent | tight housework $15 FE 5-5003 or Christmas shopper Vicinity of WANTED COUNTER GIRL Union and Cooley Lakes. Excel- | clean working conditions, apply in jent care EM 34087) \ person. Flash Cleaners. 338 W 17 YEAR OLD GIRL WANTS JOB _ Huron _ baby atte and light housekeep- | WOMAN. FOR CARE OF CHiL- ‘ng FE 5-3403 _ ee “drea, lght housework, cooking Co tot is “all f On sui CT eters “Building Service 12° WOMAN TO WORK IN KITCHEN Call at the Dixie Bpot, corner of ALL WINTER DISCOUNT PRICES M15 USI0 and N INSUTATION, SIDING ~WoMeN rein sates ALUMINUM COMB” WINDOWS > GERS Multi-multon. Naoller rarporation ee Ge, evans - is seeking the services of a cap nibl rices. FHA. no monty | biced, (hee SE (reneiee fed” man- ae 2 y stimates. no ay ager. Position involves reerwieie ome: Ae, es rive pay elo and supervising a grow ments uni © ; Rs | les force Person selected MICHIGAN HOME REMODE E 1 be given complete training %77_W Huron FE 4-506 Guaranted earings and bonus AIR~ COMPRESSOR eee Se Company paid insurance and oth- Power trowe ser, sanders, | er employe benefits, Car neces plumbin tools: tcols. Open Sun. | sary for local driving For con- ACKSON'S RENTAL tasor Interview ohone FE 42 w Montcalm FE 45240) A-1LCEMENT WORK | LLOYD MONROE FE 4-6866 WOMAN WANTED POR LIGHT housework and care of sem!-in- valid. Good home, good wages ! All conveniences. Apply 2550 Jack- a lvd.. Duck Lake. or call _ Milford, MUtual 42036 == = BRICK BLOCK AND CEE WAITRESSES NIGHTS APPLY IN work. Also chimney repairs ee person poe 8 Drive-In, 2700 Au- estimates, MY 2-0904 FE 2-6327 burn Rd Utica a WOMAN’ FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work and care of 3 chidree call after 8 p.m. FE 4-6: BASEMENTS DUG UNDER BUILD. _ings Free estimates FF FE ; 2-007. tore BLOCK AND CEMENT work. Also chimneys. No job too large Residential and commer: | ' ae Pakula work Ph. aS BUILDING FHA Fr | _nancing, Modernizing, FE 4-5470. | CUSTOM lates Pata ne CUSTOM | Formica _ work, R_ 39975 20% Discount November and December On all modernization alternations, kitchen, bath, siding, roofing, general remodeling. Complete car- gary, work on all Improvements. al direct, no salesman. Ro money down. No job too large { Wrigley's Wrigley’s beautiful new Birmine ham store will open soon. Join the fastest ,srowing food chain WE ARE NOW HIRING CASHIERS AND PRODUCE CLERKS Permanent full time positions for, qualified persons. Excellent work-' ing conditions, many ones benefits and opportunities for ad- vancement. APPLY AT STORE No Job tos goes oats 855 HUNTER BLVD. FE 21004; 9 A.M. to3 P.M. oR Employment Office DONT WISH FOR 318 Boulevard Bidg. "Woodward & Grand Blvd. MONEY! Make it easily WAN oy onan Seay mo once, Murry Si: s A Mt » for Huon, PE 2-2622. through Classified Ads—To sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, dial FE 28181, | TREE TRIMMING 4 AND. Free estimate FE 232-6019. FE TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA. | Expert work | | AA-t MOVING AND TRUCKING a _¢s & rubbish. — ing Road Service FE 36173 REMOV- al _ #5124 | -LECTRICAL SEW FE RC LEANING | Sinks—Sunday Service FE 42012 ELFCTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- belies & Tewinding 218 E. Pike FE 4-399) __ Probing AND HEA TING H. Compton & Bon FE ¢3767 _OR 35076 SAWS MACHINE F ; Mant EY LEACH Shouse Auto U phol stery ~ part ORED SEAT COVERS | CONVERTIB!IF TOPs ' PE 8-1752 | 49 N Parke St near E Huron st | WASHING MACHINES AND VAC. | uum sweepers repairing. ( en 8 am to 8 pm Thyle Electric. 502 N Johnson FE 45 8 or FILED _ 10 BAGI EY st | | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16 LADIES AND MEN’S ALTERA- tions and fur repair 64 Hill, side entrance FE 8-195 Furniture Refinishing ng 16A | 5 REPAIRING ANTIQUES A SPE.| _tialty rE 5-0162, FE $7732, ___ Laundry Service — CURTAINS FINISHED Plain or ruffled, expert finishing on latest equipment COTTON RUGS, ALL SIZE 8. DRIED WASHED AND FLUFF AUTOMAT LAUNDRY ALSO RUGS | YED 28 N_ Telegraph Rd ___ FE 5-680¢ | 3! sd | LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR ave fled. Beautifully finished. Pontiac Laundry. Phone | FE 1-810 | FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. | fee, Pontiac Laundry. FE _ 23-6101 ___ Landscaping | | 18A | FOR BETTER TREE TRIMMING and remova. Fruit and oon mental trees, our >ecialty _5-9104 or Holly MElrose Tere Moving & Tracking 19 © AA-1 MOVING TRUCKING, PICK- up and delivery. Good service at reasonable rates. FE 5-3571 any times ASHES & RUSBISH & hauling Norenff rum enrey _Wesson. FE 3-7285 ; Moving & Trucking 19 LIGHT 150 Pick up and delivery _Reasonable rates FE 5- BEDFORD MOVIN Ecce) & Long Distan +—FE ca services. vINGT LIGHT AND HEAVY TROGKING. Rubbish hauled. Sand. fill dirt _and gravel. FE 2-0603. —_ INCINERATORS CLEANED. ASH Me (fol hauled. Clean up. FE ~ O'DELL CARTAGE Local cy Ly —y Moving em | RRR LOST biitotd. Vicinity Mt. Clemens Mar- Painting & Decorating 20: Notices & Personals 25 A-| PAINTING, PAPERING _ Mason Thompso |. FE 4-8364 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. 1 Paper removea. Estimates. FE _4-6018. | CUSTOM DECORATING, WALL papering, steaming service. Com- _merce EM 3-3435. + ey LOCAL PAINTER} AND DECORA- me with some open time. FE ~ PAINTING PAPERHANGING ALLS C -D TUPPER, OR 37061 Painting & Wall W Washing _ Free estimates. FE *- Painting & Wall Washing ___Free Estimates. FE 5-2211 _Physio-Therapy Z1A SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY pyar foot technique. 72 Elm are Se Television Service — 22 pare Se NIGHT TV paneer 5-8390 5-1206 or FE M. 8) AKA TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. FE 5-3114 E 43600. 68 E Pike at. ATTENTION PICTURE. TUBES and slightly extr Instalied if idscired. im our serv- ice dept CARE NOW FE 41515 C&V TV 93 MT. CLEMENS SHOP TV RADIO, % HR ke & delivery service. FE gilectiu élatic tubes, FIX For good contracts call or see Mr Johnson personally for quick, courteous action ny wPRIVAle DETECTIVES | A. JOHNSON, Realtor , Spectalizing in pmests wor -; . | Licensed, 30 years exp FE 83201 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Aerotred Knapp Shoes FE 4.2533 setiere. Winnifred M. Odgers. 8270 pant, Rd. Utica, Mich. REpub- - Evenings and Sundays i |g GEORGE PLANKEY WANTED In | {i!!\ Joslyn Cor. 3rd. Res Co-operative Rea] Estate wit- ness. Contact Mr. Carl Warner,| IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR Fe adisop St.. Grand Haven, | land contract or equity tm your ote | home. "KNAPP SHOES Full time factory representative 2 _ilo Ww. kK. L. Templeton, Realtor FE 8-107 10 Waterly 331 Orchard Lake Rad FE 4-4563 HE ’@ MORE DAYS TO DO, that ae minute Ga i sporp ine | WE NEED and get free toys Ca t : ce party FE § _| LAND CONTRACTS We will give you a quick cash offer with no additional hidden costs. Early settlement. Give us a phone call today. Free esti- mates. Nicholie & Harger Co. CPE O51 33_W. Huron 8t anted Real Estate 324 Let Us | Give You 1 Place to Pay, W Fase Your Mind Restore Credit TRADES — TRADES WEARENOTA Me, $7, speeutute in “eraaig LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 41% South Saginaw 81 FE 8-0456 Above Oakland Theater KN APP SHOES _ Ellsworth 54 8 Sestora FE 53-6720 business opportunities. Large dn. Payments are scarce Trade your equity, larger homes for smaiier, city property for suburban home fcr incomes e do our utmost to satisfy all parties concerned Do not feel obligated. Call us for &n appointment and we will give you our honest opinion in regard to the possibility of trading your Property. We are establishing a GUARANTEED ae Sone RADIO & TV. 121 8. PARKE E ST. COPENHAVERS R/"10 & | repair 508 W. Huron. Night sores) iee calls. FE 4607. Typewriter 1 Service 22A i": ~ chine repeiring. General Printing and Office 8up- _Piy Co, | __ Lawrence TYPEWRITERS RENTED _ Mitchell's, 123 N. Saginaw Bt. Upholstering — 23 pares MADE TO ORDER. OR Ties oe CUSTOM Ct UPHOLSTER- ing 6174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM | _3-2641. Free_ esti rates, THOMAS _ UPHOLSTERING 36S )~=6OTEI EGRAPH FE 35-6888 | SLIPCOVERS DRAPES & BE le anf FOR lacar L RADIOS AND | _ "EURNITURE NEEDED D. | | \ Ww td Children to o Board | | [ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, | feputation ae the leading traders uecember 14, ries us ey not | z - ible for any debts con tracted! by any other than my. DORRIS & SON self Cecil W Stover 2868 | REALTO RS FE ¢1557 | 5, Grant Pontiac Michigan "32 W. Huron 8st 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS, S47 80 Co-operative Rea] Estate Exchange 8 therland Studio 18 W cen | Dp..CO™ LISTINGS NEEDE Businesses and Souaeroial rop- erties ere or farms. Qualified buyers Wallin R ! ———— Oy oN. AUF, ealtor WHAT i8 FINA FOAM? AN FASY | to use safe and efficient rug and 26's _W Huron FE 2-7421 OA 8-3339 upholevery cleaner Waites No- | tions Printed napkins—fast service UsED JUKE BOX it] nts Open Fri. and Sat. only. 2/2 Pir ‘st | PL ANNING TO SELL? with a firm who gets we willl sell your equity financing for you, CHILDREN LbvED AND CARED! ‘¥e buy equitys. buyers for homes for while, mothers work. — farms. lots and business, 10 ex- TH. +1 perienced salesmen to serve you, call today move tomorrow. > Russell Young REALTOR 412 W. Huron Entire t oda jots. Get the, Open Eves. ‘til 8, to Sonat. “will buy outright or cell it for you Community | la] CITY LOTs WITH SEW. record players TE S855 46-4525 FE 4-0612 manship have been used through- out. Large living room with at- tractive end eves Seeke it's decorator color k mile present home for ably pat Maps Mal mer today. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 28316 43 W. Hurop &t., Open Eve, 1 to 9 Civilians uu | FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM HOME west side location, automatic heat and het water, garage. 6110 00 per mon For Lease 6 Bedroom Home west side location, automatic heat and hot water 2 car garage $125 per month 2 months in advance, credit report required. em ore syn or FE 21372 UNFURNISHED 6 ROOM DUPLEX. Auto. Heat, carpet on liv & FE soln arage. $80 per Mo. GOOD | RENTALS AVAILABLE With or without chi ADAMS RE LARGE 7 ao HOUSE. at Bob's —— House abeth py nwt Ene. GDERN LOWES ROOM, LIGHT and gas furn. 1 child welcome. FE S-1298 6 ROOM 7043 NEWLY DECORATED terrace. 29 Rosshire Ct. PE 2- NEW DUPLEXES DROOM ens East 7037" 8 bom AS LOW AS $550 Down > PLUS COSTS NEW 3 Sys pigeons bo Clinton River cent Lake, 5~0242. Ruron, 46402 44813. Open evenings. PARTLY FURNISHED 7 ROOM house in Keego Harbor. PE 1-0986 WALLED LAKE TWO BED! BEDROOMS. Shopping 2 blocks. Modern. 815 hee 6s Lake Drive. MA For Rent Rooms. 37 we wi oe ihe =o pba Ue Lot Con 1 down, i tes mo. e or eH x For. tional information contact Horse bor ! (4 ROOMS AND BATH, LAKE for FORE get. MI $-0607_ after _6.| CASH | privileges. No children, heat furn. | 2 SLEEPING R L RY. __ FE. 518 2520 FE roi | WANTED TO BU LARGE OR | 48 HOURS | garage. FE 2-2009. 2424 Pontiac, homey atmosphere. 124 Frankitn — ——— small quantity of fireplace wood | . = . | Ra ; _Bivd, FE 5-0313. WANTeD WERT OR p He) TOR FOR HOME | @nogw cpren WEATED Gyr | ROOMS AND UTILITIES FOR, GATEWAYS to outboard rE ' EQUITY Vaan $33 Judson Ct. cor 8. Mar- Joslyn Ra. . : i ¢ 7 MoT ON ROOM, ON FIRST) ented to “Rent _29 JIM WRIGHT, Realtor’ ce ‘ROOMS MAIN FLOOR APART | 4, Ft Dunes) Sieaniei es _ garage 0 company eeey ead Gone te | DIABETIC GENTLEMAN op | Cooperative Real Estate ieee | Newly decorated. 61 Heary Scnierce PRIVATE ENTRANCE. good character wants room &| PRIVATE PARTY WOULD LIKE —<'**- Cooking, laund oom SOPHISTICATED ‘board in home that ts rita | house or lot on Indianwood Lake | ® ROOMS AND BATH. BASE- | _ Cookt 3 ‘ ~ with diabetic diet. Call FE 44340 win consider other name lake. _ ment. FE 4-0550. —_ CLEAN SLERPIN 5 ROOa = RAMBLING BRICK RANCTT ‘after 3 p.m Write Pontiac fac Press Box 6 BY WILLIAMS LAKE 6 ROOM | _ beds. 5¢ Edison St. FE $-2168. Located 2 miles west Otter FREE SERVICE TO LANDLORDS duplex, fireplace. Garage. FE CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM FOR| Hills. this ‘qax20 fe brick ranch Save expense ‘ime and dovens Mahan Has Buy 8-1370 gentleman. 42 Matthews. FE | hme with attached 2 car garare . ™ a as buyers +0376. Butit this year on a siopine lanc- of unwanted alls We send ° CLOSE-IN._ 3 ROOMS. BATH. UTIL, screened tenants b~ appointment YOU WANT ACTION ities. $60 00 Mo Alsé: 3 rooms. | CLOSE: LIN, |, CLEAN | SLEEPING SLEEPIN roves site, 136x215 ft with only. Call tn vour rental today The demand js great, Our sales| bath, stove, refg. & utilities.) room only. 46 Mechanic rontage on the canal to Otrer ADAMS REALTY CO ' foree is exceptional We need $6280 Mo _Nicholte & Harger Coll ey = Lake. You'll areeted Dy a FE 2.7083 your lsting and will certainly 33 W. Hu FE 5-818 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. GIRL cheemg fireplace. designed tn t- ae ROOM HOUSE OR | (¢° our utmost to please you. | —— _<-——— | op _davs. Huron bus FE 2-0504 diana sandstone upon entering Ah 2, BEDRO nt HOI uex sth | OUr 19 years of satisfactory Real DEL k RIO “AP T S. | DESIRABLE SLEEPING ROOM the 24 ft. living room with tn Have 2? bovs age 3&7 Pontiac or @ Estate dealings in Pontiac as- 281 Oakland j for «gentleman West side. ti | Girect Nghting. guest closet. cor- suburbs. PR §-6720 or write Own-| ‘Sures us that you will be satis-| 9 and bath stove and _ beat FE 27763. doc boards and 2 nicture wir er, 17610 Eastland, Roseville, fied We handle all detatis for fi-| utuities furnished Couple only FOR MEN WITH GARAGE NEAR | Le ce ee tmipesiag mancing and closing. Call us nia eS Alea General Hospital. No drinkers. F’ view of Otter Lake You wi! be chigan. TV day iito Rtiat soar ereperty FOUR RMS EXCEL. WEST SIDE ener Bosphel, No drinkers Pe Impressed by the compact kyteh- HES ashes aa er pacts porree . ee ee LionT — HOUSEKEEPING RE. | Sin Roqgearotdh, ecole posit ‘o Buy-To Sell-To Trade LAKE FRONT, MOVE NOW INTO ullt-in stove, oven and vent Se Se mae tee a) YO BUY IT WELL INSURE IT| 9 2 bedroome.” tiled bath, bath, eliding ig cm beds; Eriv. snte- 36) tea) ‘oft the dintne cil The ome. vaca # sandy beach, | ~°°OR Birmingham aT tae Closet Snore Orbew ‘Lake aren | LIGHT HOUSERERPINO_REFRIG | lignes closets and extra lava- erences. x $e 10 month annually. UNiversity | Twin beds. Priv. entr, 36 Norton.| tory on main fi Full base 813, ROOM FOF GA- ment Seen costre nen laundrr 30 UPPER 3 ROOMS AND BATH, ce available. Auto heat and| ‘OO™. workshop and 2 . Share re Living Quarters: Beal heatiturnished: 6% a oaths FE at ekcr 1 aft. 6 pm. FE restion room with natural fire- BUSINESS GIRL WISHES TO REALTY CO., REAL __2-7832_ 2-6078. 26 __ — = omer ible Deal share my apt. with another girl, | Co-operative Real Estate robes WEST SIDE APT AVAIL. 2 BED-| ROOM & BOARD FOR MEN. | . denen sq ig eit, Mantes box. See Bandy ot Pontiac State Bank FE 2.6, rooms & bath up. Living rm. din- warm rata Walking dis- velvety lawn with outside ¢ri!! _Or call FE 2-3043 after 6 pm. tems) w) Hare ment. On peat 2 tein ot sence Motors. 473 E.| & many other features. Offerrd GIRL WISHES TO SRARE APT. NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH $02 mo. Bi Betore 8. FE 42521 aihemen PING 27S ; at $34,750 with terms with another working girl FE POST OFFICE snere FE 5- CS eaer. Der workers FEI ates ae er RONE WILL BUY On LIST YOUR LARE Ren owes Fursished 3 cee ou Ee YOU DREAMED IT wi cou or iy for ¢ property. irchasers waiting, AN. WARM ROOM, #1 care. Call before 3. PE. 46572 Office Commerce, Ra 2 ROOM CABIN. UTILITIES | CLE COM West ride 3 temily, ol) brick . Pontias EM 23-3311 turn. Call Sher §, Lake Orion,| Grove, Corner WN. tmcome of 11 reome 3 paths Wtd Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ne WARM SLEEPING ROOM. saz. pare 2 BE M HOME. OIL HOT Paved street gy omer eg near Gen- Se R. F. MCKINNEY water heat. At Pontiac Lake.| side entrance. Close to bus line. | eral and — rm? ear UNiv, 11-6796 r for appointment. 367 N. Paddock. on right front leg. Call OR 3-5611 Trucks to Rent | _tintea'S300%ase's TRACTORS Lost ¥ PET? WA TO ND EQUIPMENT - ve ome a home? FE 5-9200. % Ton Picku I T 4 Stake higan Animal Rescue Leeres. and Dump. Trucks sie REWARD FOR Con inform a! I P Sse soe and ery of cattle and pom sy giraved or industria = Co, Farm, Wert ot Rolly. or to_ con L, 8 respons Daily §* Ictud ¢ r Open Pe een 4 ga Cand ae” ooan Mas 9-0833 or DUCED RATES Large van to serve you, Smith Hobbies & Sarees 24A 2M 5 A VET WITH I ANSCO; BEL HOW- wants Dauling : rae TROCE tg > Revere; T.D.C, and tu Pope- Painting & Decorating 20 — Di RATING — one papering. esti. mate, 4-055. lar cameras & sw on lany Ch ny pareaine ‘oving to new address Sat. PADDOCK FILM SERVICE 1085 w. Huron PE (45-8733 FRAME, ALL SIZES, faye Sm ais So bets WIN-WILLIAMS , CO. Sw, eT CASH Large- or pads cans aad ret PE 5-9975 Call any hour. J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor s¢_E, Walton Bivd [e] THE MOST FOR YOUR fand contract, Realtor Partridge fs the “bird” to see 43 W. Huron St, Phone FE 2-8716 4 For FE 8-064 SOLD | or Not Sold if y prope: sold sn" = ‘com usted Irs. becuase it CASH | ra on JOSEPH F. REISZ wm sate | ah NT sE eee 22 «Auburn rear. COUPLE. _Crooks Ri ~ COUPLE WITH 15 ROOM *s SE. 1 child, Re noRee rences. FE 25148. |§ ROOM TERRACE, NEAR TE were A tic heat, ¢ ania i a before s Nok \4 Lag -|/_after 5 | FOR ORRTIENEN, (GUEA® WARM 8 to Pontine Motor. 384 Nelaon. Call 6. Rooms With Board 38 1 OR OR 2 MEN EN CLOSE To : Motor, home privileges. Fee i BOARD AND ROOM. IN. _ 6 EL ao! CLEAN, MODERN iN beds, good van MNe drinkers, __Day shift, FE 2-0316 cote ‘Sepencion 4 rooms up, stile flee floored. rty im tt shape a ee ge =r yoo BUY Trowel t URE IT & ~ ae UN . SF = a er . ~ Y ‘ # - : er FIFTY-TWO | | ‘ THE/ PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1!, 1953 a ; _ for boas and. directions e Price bath down 3 bedrooms and « 1 $23,500 up. Immediate possession rt bath up Large sunroom and ' a i { in color. Near Quarton Scisui ential area with privileges, to a water heater tool shed Ver A $43 500 } file sand, beach on Union Lake reasonable te AL L AY W WE NEED LISTINGS Recroom and bath on first fue | Haray to shopping Center wore SY | VAN k am psen terms. CALL TODAY ‘| i oe For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) ~~~ SLICE OF , A > wr Sale Houses 43 Sale Pas Se ee | M . ___ Fer Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43, For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 RPP PIII Ot | Sl AL APPS Ll PIA rr = ole Nah PRP i gerry od FAMILIES . | ce Waterford area. ie ’ se —— - : ce we ] 2-bedroom home, Os& ; 1 : : oo fe me ~ . | nommgy basement, gas eat Colonial Deluxe room furnished house Keego. tm. hes . ee | ADD‘ CASS LAKE AREA New Brick Ranch Homes i] Ideal Pll ta For complete in-| More than generous sized rooms’ odinte possession. Only $3,750 ) =: x . 7 = = Well located in Waterford formation call Mrs. Spears. Phone | Light and airy, extra wide co th $750 down. ps : Eee - on rooms & bath with cana! iront aren) with nicé lakeview. E 5-60963. jonial windows center hall foy- ' GE O. MARBLE, Realtor |: ; eae me INDEPENDENCE TWP. age. ms & screens, | - Each have 3 bedrooms 1's 7? ROOMS AND BATH, AUTO. HOT ¢! Beautiful living room tcarpet- | are Bony th =! H @. Priced for quick as tiled baths, fireplace, 2 car water. Smal] houses with stoo! in| ¢¢! with fireplace, also Prench 6261 Andersonviile Rd. Waterford Te Aes | fs rh ares 3 bedroom 2, down, attached rages and full Tear. Price, $0,000, Terms. Por) “oor to screened terrace | Dining | Phone OR 3-1268 14 Kitchen, Pull Livin ‘room ns 7 . "partitioned basements, Oak B t B Ss information, eall Mrs. Speers PE Se ree eka, roma Ai | Pull basement” 3%) carl earcce 3-BEDRM. RANCH tl ui oors and painted walls Oil es uy RUBBELL A NOTT. Reajtor | bedrooms, tile bath up Double 74 Situated on 3 acres of good gar-| Attractive home only J years urnace and 82 gal elec. 10 W = FE 45005 xarége and 231 ft Donelson Park | dep soil Located on a paved! old. plastered walis, storm sash LOSE 2s ae ee Tod ol Bl ee lot PHONE NOW | [oad This home needs some in| & screens Large lot T5xl54 Pos- ee ee eG | ay | sald we < done Lots of fruit sible to take over existing 4 per eens terms creep be t cr = p yO RTrYy : : /-\ uplicate ony | 7 ee pmce or one goiiamg'a i BROS Bee RAPE SSE Sal SSE ESOT) BET adPele aha’ | FAMILY HOME es Outstanding tm quality! Perfec: Tange necessary financing Good solid 3 bedroo eS ; , + re : m home 2 FOR PRICE OF ONE condition Brick colonial with spa ° One aN TON PLAINS j located off Auburn in Au- A 4 room modern with ful! bat! cious rooms Lovely living room : Syl] b Heigt full bi pasement and i-car attached ga and dining reom, attractive kitch- | . STATE | See this lovely 6 room 1 story 3 onn ~Irwin | yivan Village Ural) hele tsi with (UH eee raxe Also @ Sroom modern @!% en with eating spece Floor to | bedroom ranch home with 2 car 1 All brick ranch bene built ae at TUT cae iets ? bedrooms and oi] beat, The iow | Caine giass enclosed terrace Tile | y “e IIT garage Op a lovely jot TOx218 REALTOR “for an exacting owner 4 3 aise o front porch Close price of 86.790 inc.udes botn prop batr 3 bedrooms up imaster bed) TELE “ET DORADA” Epes mT 10 Full” athe Poe O1's SEE, Street years ago Center hall pian eo Pri a ae y 61.906 ervies room tfxlli Dendy basement oe ‘ | chen. 0x !.bath .and show- pin, one Sap wi 1 6 om 1 = : - Prone’ rE S Eve FE 2 with 34 ft living room, sep- with §1.000 dn. sore RO Ces nar heat nee ARRANGE (1's $730 Dows 7 iP inatsted = aie Auto ol! heat. | _ O47 Eve FE 21804 erate dining Toon delux Substantial brick income Ae nea: 7 . - FHA $2. 100 Dok it Uerce re bo pa a tand- si00 = DOWN filed eat nced erecaca NORTH SIDE : Lot Returning $127 per ence teed @ creen = . nh nh Ane guns ane OM none Over Ne Acre ir ull Price $14700 for Peta 600 with 1.900 own ins ee roa Rees faxes end oe ee Oe) COesCoe ee Ke ae | erat ed: ‘c)) basement & ; ANC ING tf : I surance, jovely 2 bedroom ranch jon room for entertatui me rge family foie eee thay once eiisee eee | Se crac Gosia ae in ey CIE ROs GROEN eu ies SMALL FARMS type homes, plastered walls oak 2 car attached carsge 2 style kitchen, 2 bedrooms Fertns io out Pak ‘m carpeted) and bath See the first group of brick | Mere tg @ lovely 4 room 1 story floors gas heat, in city, clope fenced lots. To include aod living room, full base- Sea ranks : See ! c | home Oo » beautiful 5 1-3 acre| '© bus and school, only 2 left carpeting and ext Lake ment. ot] furnace and 1's Si storms and storm doors | anch tomes to be bullt in Clark- | | ' extras La = Ves a) basement oi] furnace: ston The followshg features are | corner lot of wonderful garden ee sore of $7350. pos- privileges Owner moving ea ay cecered on 2 VY and wate: beater -WE HAVE sl istaiwnuve (a(@ave lsanied min t Rud a chicken LOUBE ES Oo by aristmas, better hur- out of city. 10 days posses - eine per ae bleh to THE KE% ) ‘oat home a ones own Its all garage Seaurifgiiee inedscsoes sion | . tace brick and has three iarge eta fi hy i ( oo PEATTOR INSURANCE bedrooms with large closets The i Pisce dele. fenced, Bee | |e eesoe rat price ideal for couple Dray ton Plains t EM ST. MMe nt tT Ave it 43> HUM Rl E Apacious livigg room has a beau | ; Ae 11) plastered walls ofl heat uD e: me eu Mite S room and bath home | rer Ba Free Pas ie | tful window wall For extra, oun. | Han blinds only 3 roa re old. eet tA Ce) CE oa 0 with utility, room. glassed : — Kealter E2084 io ke ee Isa erein le | + owe have others =n small down hae frame bungalow Oak front porch 12 car garage Fi f 3) aid) é tile baths with culored fixtures. | | payment, call today jeors and painted walls and paved drive Close to eS 10 J §3 N Teiegrapt Open Evenings | The home ts heated with perimet- | | Beautiful wooded @ acre parcels | OU heat Now only $7,100 achool and bus line Only : Couperative Peal Estate Exchange | ¢r gas heat and has a gas dis- / On @ paved road Good building | EVENINGS AND SUNDAY with about- $1,700 down $750 dp moves you itn. D 2, ; | Pesal unit Aluminum storms and ' sites Good nesghborhood Re- | FE 5-143 : Jrayt on OO S400 DOWN | screens Large lot, 100x150 for | stricted to better homes and uve | JOHN RANCH STYLE Modern 2 becroom home Complete; ‘te children to play on Winding | ing Close to schools, stores an oe : Near Dixte Hwre & State Fish atorms and screens. A nice cor, Dlacklop road Close to schools | ' busline 6 mi nerth of Pictee R ll Y Located near Oakland Lake hatchert comp.eted -JON®5 ner jot | and shopping ©S 10 to M15 to) | city limits uecay nto sell for uUsSse oung we have this sharp 2 bed- or a bedroom ranch C PANGUS 1919 MS Waldron at South village limits | i $2.750 with $275° dow REALTOR 2 room home with attached 12420 Tving room hes marble ~~ # -b.Nk TK - ; “ . of Clarkston turn right 34 mile | LADD’s INC. 412 W Huron PE 44525 Diessen sy meee cet reveates: comer fireplace iniaid Ph. pOrtonyi ls 133) CO fo mode! Open 1 to & daily 4286 Di | Open Eves ‘til 9: REALTOR Tage with steel overhead Cee 4 es meenio: : _ xle Ll fo rer feats Plains pen : FE 4-612 670 W. Huron Strect Ph. PE 4-3525 ee Sua ced on atte Hood i ety nd w TIDE e | J andscape ric Eitfare eine. Kitchen tas YFSANTA COULD FIT THEM ALL a - . 13-18 Lapeer Rd or Ma¢ Secre (ofligrousd emestmuctanr art ore ate to’ sell at only $8,000 with i | ss of ground Buckner Cc Sut av (Ureanfaxt area Brick ON HIS SLEIGH D BE 5 ] “ST 4 HOM Poalek | Co-op: wie Lae OB aa h near Lake Orion off clarkstea ° eweeeretne Rea Estate Exchange serine a z is . : BRINGIN HES . a oe ——— a - erative Real Estate Exchange 2 = Cipoaras Stainless tee! sink BEING OUTED HOMES ON PH Nee (\ TiN me Oivcaono eRe | _Rd_ MY 3-1265 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Aailtin e.ectric stove oven dish: Ae E: : ' INL Y SC TNE I Tl N Saginaw 8t Ph FE 6-8168 ware case nen ect © FOR THE SUBURBANITE”'" $650 DOWN _ For Sale Houses 43 _ For Sale Houses 437s bedroom brick Hee | BIRMINGHAM Deer |= Open Eves Till 630 Vent far 210 plate mirror over SPCR ranc! with basement fn VERY TOW NOW’ PATMEYTr ~ ee ee sas 4 a See a | orch, drapes. carpeting, fenced, : ; Z powner bar ia indry chute large popuiar Judson Park J spacious FREE STORMS AND SCKFENS ON | AR [. Mo OR HOM o capane . | andscaped Immediate possession ea ee a fing in ent | bea bedrooms 2 ceramic tile baths ON AlL WINDOWS FOR Sis FS x x a oO E R INVESTMENT $13800 E W Kurth. Realor Ml... ——— bone oe ee Sy fireplace Thermopane picture CHRISTMAS We aa Immediate possession 2 bedroom fee sues pie cowa pes ment ue «1616 s VACANT @ ACRES This all miodetn A TIOME OF ov ee cicnet Grate basement re. Window farm-sire kitchen loads $9) PER MO INCL Taxes any REM RP ANCM HOMP | siuue’ neat Viw thine) isl SO0lSith| | page ore men ediatel gone a - -_ 4 bedroom home constst’s of lurwe (QE Me R acd iohere. Stackec ronan Of Cupboards A spacious base INSURANCE a ra aerier yuu $1050 cown Monthly payments © ion 9 car cre AU ee focanon | living room combined kitehen and OW X eee tirep acelewair Sin ntcrape for recreation room Lo- room ‘ S ten sur satge Poudts ste atk faxes and insurance Reat a on Conve fe cinta | dining area, full tiled bath, plas- ; ae 3 SMetr Gdaire sulomaticictl neat sched) om eree) lot) ony aieckior One RUNeeeL Gann Wt Waqe uni $63 apts Price and terms right. i a eman | tered walls. full basement laun- (70 DOWN cupdry tubs a6 gal electric sireet Your choice of colors Bet f oar wf Youngs m kiehen Drakiicges orairth Of teas 1} | ie M BREM r R : : dry tubs and drain auto gin: Move right In We. butlt 3 reom eaierd A Satlenern tly ter see it this weekend om- Fatuing stairs to storage in att ; — ree 2 2 RANCH HOME type oll furnace, statred attic ane bath home in Eliabeth Loke path and f fellax Full ce: plete Bfice. $31 300 Fut price $2 300 Moxie! lov wir: eT AS IT) Tae iste re Aneon © Pa by Room aodero ranch bungalow storms and screens 30x20 garage Estates Tarke or tenced yard. ramic tiled bath and rear en- Bah TRE ERECUTIVE (uISD: a a eee HG iat hort of 44 Guxtand Ave +E sc000i z » PE 2a EM 3-4808 36% 38 Delightful See sh Sod West Side Bric ots of trees and shrubs North ot Rete Tessooat oe 6 6Ony §=6§50 per ‘rapce closets between kitcher ; Sok rane : eee werecana su Cooperative bem! Fatete Exchante 5 ie 3 bedrooms, tile bath 1] heat onttae about 8 miles Priced and 2 ou attached plastered ga- 2 level brick ranch om ater Mol BROS ie . Se ee 10 ee str EAL TOR | Finished recreation room, vot 100, at $12500 with $5000 down WN 7 A raae Rureiel Arie oul Atlrantine ayer fereas) (Hee dunt ton pewicroRs (re ee Te cs Partridge, is the ‘bird’ to see | x 150 West Suburban $12 700 la S Good « ote oud bated ne. * 7 ort t te i ah. 1 TOON K uJ t . Le c ie foamy « rhe i, " mor204 es tol mortaage (eel living room el 8 Pilon “Ona is68 aT TOW DOWN PAYMENT 4 BEDROOM HOUSE eee, Payments $6650 inc tax & Ins $1250 DOWN FRONTAGE ON TWO widing oY acle. ot eed Beneot : own om land contract cet ne house with fireplace Brep Ort Exes Ti) 8 Sune Po Tel he O throughout 9 corner lots fenced, ae | ROADS) This|semi-modern Home | Gus immediate juasession A eal Lj sence Liitienllrec tration) race ACS OF = ae - ud % , 1 4 I';car varage Paved driveway | BRAND NEW Walting for the mght home / ts enly 3 miles from City Limits buy at ée200 7 pasement with firepiac "yn 500 2 BOSS OODS) NE WIR AN CH M el at a Madison Near Cass Lake Low down’ pay- Beautiful Roman Briok Ranch to be (altered belore vou | and consist’s of 2 bedrooms livtie . PLAT 3 ses a Eg Red ad attactied ne FE 5-792) ment Terms FE 2-1111. | heme 6 spacious rooms walkin bon ae bas the =e ; Toom large kitrhenh and uttity 91000 DOWN CASS LAK) ARFA a egal ro ort ny = Saeenenaned lothe Os < s is for vou Sem- , 5 x 3 ey | B ARTR A M Oe oe ear ae pe eons tem eo 105248 “pie 2 B E DR OOMS 1 with tied Wee Large Re a inole Hillis with 4 Wenroors ' room over 3", acres. plus chicke: room: glcf balm full basement Vd And who isn't iocking for the bacement Built-in Hotpoint ranue ic x ' aaah a“! 2 baths ultra kitchen with | coop The full price of this heme H A fuinace tnsulation, storm 4902 Dixte Hor very best values Here ts a hut and oven Separate dining room Wa Full bath, of! furnace laund built tn wsen and range | ts ONLY $4500 payments cf nasil 2 car xstage Shaded Jou a deal home in Rochester close to Fireplace tile bath and vant: ) ties 1's car garages Lot seniea” h IF, R GS” Sr MA RS, | $39.00 per monn Very reasonavie with 660 ped Eves OR 39006 public and parochial s¢hools 4 Extra large closets Excellent me norty ede near her. Frat and Berries’ $1763 down | @Selo eiSzZ and its new $2625) Bun- : montn vacant = F Bedtocm I's baths Home trat neighborhood Wooded hoe ro quirk sale $3300 iow ie rms S per cent contrac J Sita W A fe nee cle the wife and kiddies | TAPARON PARMS $1500 down 9 ; _ has “iving room dining rou OPEN DAILY 2180 FOR Ss RD ° | TRAILER DOW N Cooeiattcn teal retate Eur danue end Tels inspect thiw heme | 0] 2eGroptma) © iyiia room | sioders a 4.,¢ FHA RESALE at tehen, UN basement with rec DON a el Ola SS Butt be R }\¢ cyMEP VACA D Pepe ati nes polka LA SUA BR sy today Perhaps move tn for | kitchen. full bath plastered walis . ( LI ee rice _— a On feom li, car garage 3-22 “y t sie For equity on this one or would 4 ROOM FURNISH 1) HOUSE | Christmas | oak flocrs full basement gas a ¥ i) rath G 5 4 { es _ t q i : . . ake ome es bet falas Al or tistmas $15 500 NI W 5 hae ma TYP E LROONMS eee money and $55 on _ Watkins Lake FE 45:68 — _ <1.001 ' test Cie a front Porch, nice iw . HARGER Cpr bain) ment and oi] heat storm windows FOR ri . Do ‘ ; Can be 4% becrvo famti* + “1-1 1 S122 Jouwn | e will bet that you wil ~ that LEE eek and screens car and : half ga FMA HER EET UL one uae cent EM ke 3 bedroom. full basement + With firep Se aides ae l ( KL Ee R RE AL al \ ort ° Located t off Paddock Per sior caly full price TE or Sale Lake Pro t 44 oe inna apes pared atrans 7 of Rochester Sdowi white trame | pa tulsa ann se noise es full becemest gas furnace Or “36 N Saginaw FE 4-400! consluting ot 6 late team, | CLARK : ener y¥* Joeks to school walkin tetanee ret tH : ‘ ' 5 roem " i sround . ae ake i ; ai bela a ‘o Pontiac Motor [Payments anty See ari eel cars Near neuth Bie ‘toe of Crook ant Sa eyniek eo rectreac toe { ING OME PROP 39 RTY Suburban sie pee cee Dniy ge 200 | AR REAL. ESTATE| UNION LAKE AREA, MODERN 3 = 5 bs * ® rf a a 3 - ede i ‘ $62 per month Eoted) sine poor Mlares mnehec | ma Nest 4 room house 6 pice GLO) 2 UNE EAMES te otal ON a5 he PARTS homes 45 5 7 leece Pie 46402 sent na ate ne epee aeert oo . cone ith loads of cupboards etter ots $4,500 ter 7 { LOS cLA edroom brick Large siaded Ere, : | 1362 Huron 8t Open Evenings rage eke pi Fey Bene RESTA RAN] see it today. 615 000 | PONTIAC Rie ALTY €O HOSPITAL RD FE 2-2162 or FE — | ” rae pieces Gas heat $1 40 New 3 Bedroom _ Co-operative Real Estate E Lewcre ists” All tus for $13 000. Putty equipped Price includes a Brie . . ee aon errs Oe Genrals : - : = = Terms 7 uae Cis Lake ra FRANK SHEPARD TH Baldy ow Gio Yee sre) pucysles WE CRESTWOOD FAMILIES ARF yIM ‘AV R TIGHT, Real lor Ta eC | - hustfess money maker rhe . : i N Serene te ore z . j pees z . 2 145 Oak 4 - Here te a st p00 gift for crag justi irightitor ©manlland Rochester OL 1-751! | Frame house on three lots with eon is ee wae oiiiaal ‘ ertaod Farms Atty Henry. Bs Oskieod ea Estate Lid tee \ / one Just reduced to $1: 909 tor wife No late hours Easy to — _ _ __| two car garage Price 83.800 ity “I Jarner W Wynn R Brad- -— F = It's the one floor plan = ty | i the holidays onl, Brand new-solid = Simpect’ MLlCt Aueera Ron, R | D EW Y i We Le ee R Carter, ete | TWO FAMILY BRICK Itving Toom aud ¢ Piwaot bedroom modem home Simpson st off (ausdrhi Roas V i ee aE oy st buy | Upnee rented tor $80 per ne Tush kit hen i | 1 Scar Larake Neat new shop- \ est Side Income NAG AN YT. S500 Tey \\ 4 2 / , ob State 2family flat on Norton | WITLIAMS TAKE 2 Cota ue oem i sry ie $2000 DOWN. Juct tmagine 7 nt. cente: pin 90 woth one-third FE i 5001 FE §-9471 Locatha close to Pontiac Figh West suburban: 2 hedrocn | 13 rnom house op Norton 3-tamily | bedroom medern home AZ eae preeze Way anc attached ga- eden | back t ey G Gah e 28 fe te | School and downtown area Has = home located on an acre | on Auburn Ave Plenty of other| garage $10500 forms Lee neie aie lee ae sip00 | inclosed porch elo ff no answer ph FE 5-2564 2 apartments on the first floor near Watkina Take Fruit | homes Easy terms P. W Dinnan omwe bath that should brine. $5 brick feenlace Goce eee Maiy oner ¢ ise tm the o Evenings and Ce ils and one on the second In good | trees grapes aod berrie: i & Sen 66 W Huron Gt RESAI E West suburban 3 Ree Ok en eee ar Here as a. geal yood Conilitien: joke Alta ft « holldaye, 14t1 Joslyn Cor 3rd REALT condition Extra large lot New Just the place for a retired mat | ‘iy ap Une) eee 10 acres of iand oniv $15. a Co-operstize Real Estate *Eachanee 2 car garage couple OF someone who ices ’ ei oes core vas ROOM oD arate i ning om ic ‘arpirt. barbe- UES $3000 DOWN Ranch hb Ty EE Restor a large jot This property ; my PEUCUIOLeS | teele tan sr 2 uh UEkaOW eda UNTON TARE hD EM 17-6871 0 : : : Caen fo : P W ODinnan & Son f| She ny Verd nicele landceatcs : f with large lot sus rties ae ells Near Silver ¥- ake ee be anid’ to close an I le Nts iit) ANE Hirer co | $4000 dos ni to 4 ner cent mont Neat Waterford High : from city lnmttea lees oars sla LAKE 7 DEEP LOTS SYLVAN LAKE me garam nome nas nar ee ADAMS re, Py eg : home Attractive design A! ia Viareze | ens leeauatta and one bedrm on first floor 49058 ety th fianene 1e $2 ben AN Pius FHWA ; é eae! , tached garage Ol AC heat sue AS axe ive fener Petal a | ! oie t. ' . WE PERI? ou ne «large 1 ~ caper 7 d aN Bam Warwick has several new also dining room ving) s pl es FIRST OFFERING the large! IMMEDIATE POSSFSSION exes OR 12200 SSH LAE 3 bedroom homes on woode room with firepiace Lake privi Will buy thie clean 1 ber iinwalow)) Gi toate spec cine » bedroom home Southeast sec- bedronmal (New UA conmi hoor call : . WE HAVE —— Rundreds to chooce a \ - 3 Cheltingham road with beautiful | leges i room home located oul-ice Lo Pia tere: an eed tron of eny Ideal for a rooming Gnd fioan |) Kitchen ane rene , room rancher with over from Wh mot visit our offre Sale Suburban Prop 45A raftered ceilings, massive brick | : eee . | the city mear schools ar erije onan er ‘ie Gale | louse orf a targe family full fast. nook. ttle bath with bui't- Svcd garage {cll hasement and look over our man, PHatiy 9. ~~ cota ae ahah ee fireplace, plank oak floors, Cros- WM. TERKNL DSEN | transportation For the amuall CHDEE EHGICHR orn) Grete basemen! Coal heat, auto water in rar soe TE corcan, “outte ad) oil beat 110K150 parcel ~- LISTINGS? Youll save eth Si CG) ote) Lele) eo RE ALTOR a | ie mulsset couple EUcs(4usin ment teneed air ol furnace pester Fiealy rot isioees GG £ heat Garace faree suburban with fruit trees privileges time and money Park right at | and dishwasher Large family 810 Ponti ir i] payment and monthiv pa Apa eee? Sines oe 1 Paved street Corner lot th 1s lot, 14250 with $2750 down on Watkins Lake and even our office door, Open from ® room | These homes really stand mpicayeore wae | See So SL es tiiese homes now BE eed Tey Stony &s Oe cox | the carpeting and drapes at am to 8 pm Lots and Tots of Lots on Buik and sold by a builder ——— Ce) OMe CoG | ek anon seate” 3303 NEW HOMES $990 down 2 bed. | eipigne te ame few a 1 HRRO Some wecded| Rome idesl years experience They | _ ’ n 1 ri E : . = room homes fully insulated Lake ree tUtscount Jo ash or . F NS Re | have real plaster, real ceramic, WEST Si RAY ONETL Revhor 9 8 Room MopeRN REAL BUY. privileges Picture window Excel: men conden ee 1362 W oH oo ee tN ise phere 1,300 “up. tle gas heat, reinforced con-! } Varese ly ho jo W Huren Open 9 8 Onuiv $8000 a.ti, $2000 down 5 Jent kitchen with wood cunbearde | home of equity in trade , Cox cae Mron , FE 2-4810 | uP: crete driveways. city sewer and) | ge fami mei oor i Puone FE 37i0)er FE > 292 |) Toom ail modem On $6,000 with and Fermi ca countertop Bath oi! | ee e Real Existe Exch anue water Lots 8 wide Only 2 Wiiscoe: teoarenl ceo oe Cooperative Real Estate Fxcharze | $1900 down Pore ColeredaPicnty tare te turcace a Fulliprice: Sl Sas Ioan — _ i “wpy blocks from City maintained | | eral’ Hoccital Beet e Gen "e of other homes Easy terms | eae arr er ee | PERE 1 RO! Fa PE ye NRY, Ine. bathing beach Just north of Mid-| fe Scot Mpsptell “ teead piece SO Siem iietians a lam told | FW) Dinnan Pal ieon ee | TAVDENG Realtor | mob UAGa Seaieccy | RRY PARK AREA [07 on wl Rovilesier amie an Orchard Lake road | . bureeatitl Lead wart iceome. New brik Colonial cay |e 5 hE ALTOR a BEDROOMS | ot neat } ; OL ra or OL 1-9121 St ot, FE 28) Elizabeth Lakefront | A wood buy at sloe00 win 2 ed: bathe, but pines) Immediate Possession 88 F Water reeout| 1 RAGE 68978 | pedro bun oe eee For Sal L 6 4 > ; : terms Shown by appoint ei hd ae act Shelled ee A 4 bede : Pres FE 54380 IMMEDIATE, POSSESSION 7 bedroom bungalow with living c ots 46 anise Z ment sith thermador oven Me yedroom (ome in| g0od) res}: -_— reem. dining room. kitchen, bath | ~ ~ ~~ | | ——_— - ——! fiving room with fireplace Plas- | tered painted walls 1 car ple:- : ~ | Sudden transter makes aiatiah’& Lake schoel system as nice TT | eigd pttached garage Tulle, tn (niles Realty Co J becroomsl 2 (battie price near | | sel Ueiny room repre oe : | HIL Sule’ and t in 1948 Full 92 Ww HM. bs . + Quartton School, Glassed porch 2 ng area Step-saving kitchen Au- y veanenra ‘ ' . | pesement and recreation room — Sone ® to 8 bal Be TE Car waraxe $1700 will fineh an- tomatic washer & electric stove HOP, SKIP. JUMP Realtors FE 40528 Fleet i | . A onderful sand beach ana | —-—-—-——, - a ease otn bedrapm on second ied 2 baths Pull basement { to beach prviirges and attrac- | .Cal 3 s awk ae and Taeursac se | 1 AKI \W (x if) Sl RB | Drew water, Full price $17,500 S ACRES sy 500 Tiles a1 beet a tive atx room for small famtix | | . r pS eee ee np oe ela eee erms - : ~ rmir dott 4 oF opis 2 own Full basement new oi] furnace | 37 elegrap ves & Bun . chal of excellent building 4 : 3 bedroom modern farm ho : : y . . me Si rOOTT aes a nC “x pr ae i } ve recently b. U- ree i rs. Possession by Christmas In a setting of loseiy trees Ga- oe cy = AL as ahs & GREGG | tea school ies Cees ie oe Creeper atine Real Es iaterE xcreces | n this aa f Aeey Ghirs kitchen full bet! on os Owner transferred Immediate Zager . fireplaces. do car gacaur ranch home ith 2 jerge A real buy at only $13,750. will handle nal offering mans arabe lakemiiicw yment $1000 C b@hroom, $110 FULT PRICE for all 3 af aigybedroomslandt le dics WHITE BROS. MMe A & Se eee Ite res deanires 4) bela beck, Ready te ive Un CEs Mis Orat reg eae - PAYMENTS $3697 PLUS | patincas coe pean were Inte ecated in Perey Perk, ae th le testes oot REALTORS ‘M'a N Sagin ee en a me om ee a TAXES AND INSURANCE | iif* bedrooms: sliding door eee ge ena sees =! Peden li Phone O “1295 $ aIN ‘ea Pes Bikey ree heen ea rs TRANC | ets Vermont tile entran ieclent for father and the Open. Even till As Sun | to 3! REAL ES TATE SINCE i9:9 ~ Yarce | Model open daily 2001 Robin- full basement. and “big te ae 41 350 SPECIAL 3 invely butiding = children Picture window = eee - wood, 3 biecks south of Perry dreaming’ Give us a call now ites 40n173 ear Ciose to lake, ughting this large [ting DRAYTON PLAINS » DRAYTON Woops att, anu e| east of East Bivd Gas heat | Priced 817.975. t You can have very lbetal terme. y r locate: A 2 and 2b bet _ Be sure : ‘1 room Wining ell located on W a 3 bedrooms For additional | i and see these conveniently with the kitch- re Set Bid. New 4 rooms Bea ell jevel custom built home . information, -all | WHY NOT? Yes why not >t ' tis , Je hy 1 D 2 oe birch cup: fimished . Reasonable price. low ead Ae TS fe oe This Cx Snvyd (ay OFFERS Seale | ie neat clean oak floored brick pone epee tally PONTIAC sUB — ronking fenced yard Terms down payment H. J VanWelt. has beautiful fireplace Kitchen i. , aseM Ors - ce Yael ole with oil furnace & full basement” Best Only 8200 ‘ct of the cat Terms, 4340 Dixie Hwy or 31385 | planned for efficiency Atirac- 204 8 Woodward Birnngham is , Co-operative Real Estate Ex: han we j Cost too much? Not at all | S down — tive dining room 3 huge bed MIL 4-620 West Side—S$2.0002DOwn , aste eG ty fae it tanec gre, ont) Row) rary I. 11 BR Rk WEST SIDE BUNGALOW rooms pana o cients ae INCOME eR OrERTE 4 ne te eo Be ca B} h : aon SKOWN. Realtor 7 ; ) basem Attach ! h downstairs 2-2 race in condition, full | aed ui es land dteltg bom ten heated gara “a el beautiful bath apts upstairs Maceco win gas heat. in| irming am | aes iz Abella Rd LI unis oak B.D. CHARLES Realtor Lanp SCARE FOR = su, uae : adden hed a acre foes id iot itside gril tel: furnished with ten- oO residential i j 8 ‘ DCO, - 5 Se UBDIVI- bain stairway © ager ac Ont ms ‘ napts Full basement to "ones aed More nee ae ihe cette nee Td tone bed- | | ' FE 40521 | free formikine ee Seah tic spacious enough for 2 J TE L M. Ne M PEWOOD Sis © eee Wes Sith ere elate possession. Full price | room. three Bath one floor home | 1717 § Telegraph. Eves FE $-6878 industrial use ommercial and mote bedreomt _ Bacement REALTOR vt ar ant er ee 8 aa $53 rer Se 200 inpibem Dlcomilcid esc booiie et ict Sa eainis Dan Es a aa RI ae Cooperative Real Estate Eachanec divided! enc’ Gnicbed iite Roauteial Counter (4 ; FE 53-1284 FE 4.3844 See apy Desoe CVn ee os : (lace mee tcened Mpoicn my usary - are On 282 | Sylvan recreation room Ot! auto rEaternul County Tiome ¢——— =e: a 1g OS ‘ Ilantoon Eake Front } three car garege carpets and | i patie cele cue cer ene Pinus 2%, Acres of Land 2 NEW HOMFE ee Fae - on ' draperies are included at $46.500 | Maved) driveway (Pail. Pes Z 6 ; ee faaiice vatc win : Attractive remodeled home| j eT Nn e ! fenced arc Only 87.000 tae Down ee ve with 50 feet of lake | eq 4 oe DOWN. $5 MONTH 4 B di i ! : d 4 G vewt dae and Jextra woniea "ine | omer 5 Seis ee ee eee Chotians take motice bere o« the large living room, fire- ' = 0) jamin an | Vou CAN'T. MISS 2581 ORCHARD TAKE RD. way (XE Reatter Modern tr-level design opportunity to purchase ar 4 re piace hedroom and bath on S§8.450 , 8 i Cie AT ae eet ‘ Re wite Gusarnoniea bein tractive modern 2 becrcem bis lt floor 1 large bedroom Ste h ] i) headrs cryin Fic room bungalow. 3 bedroom? 1 FE 5-418 |% Wo Horen Open 98 Pine paneled tecreation toom esiow with of ac heat tle hat ° ip Full basement. ot] heat p ens; nc. UP at nomiursnch type (ait raimum down and 2 up. kitchen dinine BEAUTIFU! FLORIDA LAK Prone FE 47102 or > BOTR Hat a : and kitchen oak Moers en FHA Sew 14078 classe arc nk otinté ft living room and Itving reom. full bath ful! OTs CoS . aia one F 1 FE o 4 Rater base trav heat 2 assed omorch yerg W ’ > 4 i LOS BOX 1173 cooperative Rea! Estate Farhance terms Parment includes twxr + tar garage 24x30 patio ghidae ee JOrdan 48928 finishe¢ in krotty pine automatic basement. new hot water heater WINTER HAVEN FIA - a : For further details 1 and insurance Home a Brought tre n fence 278 hee oediniard Ais LCR AD et heat elertric water heater 1 car garage Less than one block = SSS if furth aile ea with exceptions of T cyt eA ty tg 8 SR000 terms : _ ‘OPEN 9 AM TO) ® fm storms A screens a very neat to Oakland Ceunty s finest hat! anus ering heme Only 3 years ing beach Can he had for $1240 i N 6 - More) to insnest ime. 4 t i} ’ 7 ‘ X 7 | ‘ eatin (2 AI aT Realtor vale at Sice cad peceie chee EST SCOR DU Gres * 5, & % 7 eno es oT pT AN old mn excellent condition Lot doen GA @ D 22 4 haere Street jecations fat Ka «cde ra Ants 4 isto ] states : \\ Pl ~t Bl Rh \ M IT) WL WCC Bee ciseid 4 B ARE AIN \ ] ‘a Lu . : acu hate Fol! pasemes’ PF ‘qr Prastically new 3 bedrecm $285 DOWN Milian Cake poe pate Eiaceilent ub ate i W OODS : ciate possession iy $15 dn : suburban location 4% 4 r Open Frenings d . a 3 FR SFist cr FE BRS TWO FAMILY INCOME nie Nnoree Ye fe Paved trelevel home ‘n eacellert New 2 bedroom starter home Cooientancl | INDIAN VILLAGE Street dreams @ if mete thar condition situatert 7 full basement located just att N anch. 2 bedrooms full A limited number 6 Room Log | $2400 DOWN OR TRADE fone 16 mena a ae Gacate well tandcaped “lot with | Altport Rd in good nei ahbarhoot MES- bath. hardwood floors Wall to lots are stil eredatle a ee — what you have been conire - ee Fice nice clean modern rocire «1 Sep Wey pes a! $TR aM watt ake privileges Outstanding | Complete on exterior only Pa carpeting Dining room plas heautiful subdivisign Protective A room ji ‘bedroom fi! your own. plus dandy neat ard $100 een Good apeome loca features include ceramic | ™ente of $52 per month tered walls Pull basement forced | restrictions FHA approved Cor haewait with automatic o°'! h neal clean three room upper ant tao Gis tiie bath and lavatory, fire- | BARTRAM Re oil heat. hot water heater, | venient terms can be arran, a Loeated fust outside the cits To | full baths dandy basemen 1 place, full besement auto- Encloeed breezeway, 1% car plas- to meet MES needs, . ta] price 86.500 with reasonable ; imcludes refrigerator stove . DRAYTON AREA &rm err matte oi] furn 392 Dixie garage. House is 28x60 in | Oce, stiaches | 4392 Dixi wy. cluding garage. 2 lots 75 terms washing machine in upper Leme all in exee)e 4 2 cat ga vane storm OR 3-1950 Fenced in h sh # T5NISO en . . oil heet two glassed in nor: he« Modemn aiteben bath ih i a Teene Eeendiae REALTOR Eves. OR 3-9008 garden apace 1 res trees and x " G. 1 Terms ‘ fem Would consider | et furnace 2-cas garage value at $21 500 terms ery eons Lake Rd & M38: ~~ ‘ F AMILY HOME $11.950 with | $2. ss deat tie nome in trade ga eri rad doors ane remert 4 Wice Oven 5 5 u Here ts a good 4 room blerk : : “ive Tandeaved ‘ake pr ; ; After 8 R 3-24 stantial discount for cash to mort- | SAnIRAN +5 FBBER ype ome Incated in the’ POR BETIFE HOMES | __ JNOODWARD. EsTaTEs febec red rend SI Gn a me Take Trout a Sa eee Serra | Kd Lemipteton, Real geet: with i \ ne FAUTIFUL BUNGALOW St NOG iawn tea@utiful 4 bedroom home : aS ae - 8 ' 3 Lene eton, Kee or | rere peor cone: Uribelenaviensee iit aaneaecet Oxi Gand ing buy at $10 500 on ; raving @0 foot frontage on New, Custom Binlt {vain and opaes one. eal 230 Orchard ee Rd eis Bei On ose 4 ery ¢ ft Se i hree dandy bedreoms 850 DOWN For this west a : «ood sandr beach Livin ? ) | ; i t Sine 6. if - jeaving state Buy this toda: a! ‘ie basement garage immedi Geautitul b ' A bait oie room 1x2. fi ® 3 Bedroom Brick ' richly carpeted. Birch cupboards no answer. call OF me AKE — OA down, balance $6000 Ste possession Have it for Christ-| feu asement with asphalt Or OLE SOD SESE R ECD tie Sas ; meecplace dine in kitchen. High end dry base- FRONT LOTS . r mas le floor, A-t condition inside and Features om tied bath a mg room. carpet. tile bath, A lovely, quality constructed 4th : L _month including taxes and. out Exceptional good garage | hedrms 1 ee oe as crete Beal Fyiate. Rachenee | ne i : lfc Clemens. st. a3 Sizer P. T. SMITH, Realtor eee file “om things you're not using i j | : ‘heer 8773 ' — : ' 7 ’ : 1808 B. Auburm Rochester ou oie! “Pe. wm ohee eoxgh Classified Adoy | ? ~s * { . 43 Pop } 7 ij 5 , f 3 6 G : . ia : 3 . 1 ‘ . % x J i i . . , ~y a ae: A en s f Ms Ca . wy! t / 5° . ; . ‘ : ue 4 : ‘ : fa ' : i . : : J \ , a a ; yf op ‘ ie . oe . ; . . \ an ‘ \ aN woe? * ; 1 ; jie . +e 4 . | 4 , x Ay . - : : ) : eo Al ee: ms : . ‘ : a Co Tike : re ee f en | ‘ ‘ / eo : rae c a) Pe a ee, 2 se, [es u 4 PON oe TIAC Ss S, WEDN . \DNESDAY D ’ ECE MBE “R 14 4. 1955 FIFT Y-T E \ | see oe la e aan a acartre, sons vee Sl money § Lene Gun hom. R — oO te 0 ore aes EA Sen eae Lean far er f, Fireplace. 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STA from ceeded « oor = ae ere cS = tian excels 82 0 50 o iscellane BUSIN ae) Suckers ca ite tn st Saas $3 an aa IN tapi Bt E ous 60! F SNES any friendly OUR ($1298 uD; din All make. wa re mEWELKY ue 00) Ben Ss MS 200x200 S ly de bee ee sY or as poece S eatehen . Bix ~~ le M59} : B out Ms Ara PA any Hato instru hes ents ma . Mi : guimend 41, tr AY YMEN ere: ments from 3) rble . sce Rea wien uckne cegparn, se anrtbian : St ata comers ENTS vas me aie PTIC, Bisneesele’ son ¢ AGE F ' L D 2 Co yo i Do as ap tn IN 7 , mat in r «una ares eS esau 2 |resean ince _w eD Gi a 8 SA DAY Yo s of WAR olla Edda ur. Op FI - 8 cED, KS 00 ow ne lee LES 12 aoe oo Ds r do rds en _OO 4-8 0 CON d Co nP =| e rete ie or ' co 4 5 8 | 8 OUT tor | © ° RS athena c saath: CRE DRY Ap al aym’ oO C E 9 2866 om mi AEN CAPI agina LET ITC 2 SHO ubs C a Eliz TE & nt P {fice ‘©, ‘Rube oni te TOL 2 w 8 HEN ww Pe 8 rat. MEL Lk and al & Fuel 67 on 8 . niny aU eer ast with v 208 tal Gt og 8 upply 100. 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F 4 M bddi CA ealtor full IN & % call toast “Mand-t th DES Do R¢ GE . me hess feed | ot mii As 8 ae Gi 1e ain ¢ She Sake Boaloy 7 1 K con- 51. ork. nid ro 1G u RO Ls hole TOO te nio PE tr rT] se 3. ae D or | set ists, Sr ena NEW ELEC eee cree bookeas OOMICEO _ fat Bite Tenaie. prices to ra soe Bin table ee vem iro, Ste ae lee it Values foe oore oe fou! . ~o ses aoe, sees at excellent cond pet sock IC SEW Me rawers. oe U Pp. ENE tee EROUSE Sr oe able saw a ons, | tp Ph He RMEIS Dead ~f Sk s for é Put noate: = try 74 : and , w = a now Ric é aati iM WRI a EN eax Eve re So "Satta 8 net Te | beet ie . rae Men ot |_* aie coo Do . al rm] 3 Bor eae ERS aaa a TOM an: scp ROCK * ve by Aen 1 o| t 1 at et nie 2 rm : ’ T le) bos re at 357 Seoperstive ici, Re Mevsts of ue shor ao 5. 283 Antique melod ™ Soot as orate as $99. ‘ ele now GE eyer deep f $13.97) 4x8 sh ARDS ‘TO rs eae Ln rkaies. bla ar’ wat rina “Giiee ins TStna “7 HEN E20 each ‘e oS 80 m a and n 10 ~ saw am « Tt | 4 e & E t u ck men’ « BE | Mick READ a n doney tL SE bit aed as hee Sim th, Seren Tremend Sigads crave suites I U wie TTEN Pe Tih cay Ree 142.95" We: siectste $14 és ites Masonite Cc SERVE You . nn sore pow ne oe oc S650 | | ae vrarmy ral P Y GEE caeeys Sta y t tate Exch rT condition, LIN 1060 R WATE tec ous , at sa fruit ou { 11 on | ae stingh akiliet 26 0 P sh Cc igur ris’ skate Own ey d e@ A aided, “ESE _2-8430 te L. o Loan ‘ange | MIS. LAMB 8 NE w. B R beds: i savin me ol BE OND A tated ous $1 tx rig a eet $12.50 1 Boe 8. trim a eae say es icensed in _— MISSES C CO. ize 42. | Wy, Ruron. uM AT. Ia rol ehro es big cds tR al nn Reg Tosco ee Fol 305 | 2 ‘YP Rages i so. ates a le Sizes 4 Ph aie bal era ND adh Na me on & rece! BA $1 co ~ aste x4 R P 5. aT 178 leath adies’ at ath ‘| SS. one_ Ht re tak nsed Lend 83 siz 8 Cc »_Phon AT, PA lattorm way din: all 6 used ved ARG nce 2.95 ele A eof I Flo oF $3 eather st zes er, f Ze ‘al ‘Ort ae Ha en . 1 Lenders) oy 9.6 azen oe sue w _E e- ¥ es, Ia rocke: beds, ettes, and frags. lum sever x Al Reg: 16 in: etric ° a sharp Can finance. 60 8 of double bot: 14" plows, SPECIAL Sanderson, at CHEVROLET BEL AIR 19:4 RA-| Telegt sci 1" 1 ft. double disk, $125. New SERCH S MGDEIT a FGRD CRICK GE egfaph FE 23 ey AU LOMORI ES. ,° e ns {932 MODEL B PORD PICKUP dio. Heater Excellent condition < sy grader thy eeder ee = rig see, Nols pias cere “} shape FE ¢8853 __ $1,050. EM 3.3709 | FORD 1953, cout SEDAN CHOOSE F = bi sep eres Uillty carrying bor aS Sy ; WRECKER | CHEVROLET BEL AIR 195) Pow. | Station Wagon Fordomatic, R &| 1954 Plymouth Savoy 4 door. $1. 505 AND ( i ! aaner or be Sitk wee model | oc HR. ave AC "TO li ARTS | RECKER a* Glide) Power kiecring Radio eb mUeage. Will trade. OR | 1953 Chrysler 4 door youn ll aan - jt valve assembly, $375 Total 2539 Dixie Hwy FE 4-433 | ‘41 Ford 1% ton, fully equipped,| and heater $765 FE 8.1363 ee _— _— | 1952 Plymouth club sedan. ae Hse ‘54. Ford 2 dr......$044 54 Mere 4 dr....$1199 eecice = ives Ter sume for ost) 53 OLDS RADIO. 40 j beet siier 85 CHEVROLET Matte one Bie Cane Lah ites | ooeea) (inh Alder | BE WORTH Cy e ' gale. MA 4-3543 1324 Ba:dwin | Jeffrey Ford Sales Baath ene de decan | Hl Kotte tteoctt Catt Lake] 1982 Chevrolet Deluxe « door MORE 4 52 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $599 54 Merc. 4 dr... .$1199 NEW oo = P £ 4) sed 5 wo Gert ROUSON | FRACTOR (LIKE. As | __ For “Sale Tires __ 80-4 A) OER ssh mmgton Oxford | vary over coral Raco heater NEW 1955 HUDSON STATION { 1951 Chrysler Htyhlunder 4 door "53 Me : 21199 54 Chev. Hard $1344 fr 5-1000__ — ne Sale Ca 91. white walls. Onis $1495 Guaran- Wagon $150 and take over pay-| 1951 DeSote custom 4 door or Sa 53 Merc. Hardtop Sii¢ : lev. Flardtop = or sale rs 1! teed bv ments FE 28920 950 Bt : 2 OOOTHER Wew AND USED SPREADERS | USED TIRES $150 UP ae Zile¢ : 5 Sy Shae Joys Yond Studebaker. overdrive §220 ec ae dc ‘<9 Barn end equipment Davis Ma-| alco white walls 503 8. Saginaw PAYELOR CHEVROLET 180 Hrpson sUPER 6 TAKE | Choice 1051-1953 Pontiacs Reconditioned Cars 35 Ford 2 dr $1199 52 Ford Hardtop. .$844 ¢hinery. Phone Ortonville 45R2 | FE 40687 Walled Lake MA 41561 ler jatment §16 per month, | C|AR KSTON — TO CHOC ue | ye) 6 SNOW TIRES TUBES AND > Attilio. MOTOR SALES © BUYNOW "53 Plymouth 2dr. $044 "54 Chev 2 dr..... .$944 USED TRACTORS Wine Aas We tee) I Gilles OUR a Sees) PAY NEXT YEAR . #1015 WHITE WALL NEW TIRES. j 2 8 8T 52 Ford 4 dr 33 Ford Hardtop. .$999 \E ARE OVERSTOCKED wiTa | TOU), 8HITE WALL SEW TIEES and QUALITY | | Ganentos 52 Ford 4 dr. 53 Ford Hardtop... USED TRACTORS | sller PROBLEM CHRYSLER | PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY = ‘ALL MAKES AND 503 eee aw ‘98 Chevy V8, overdrive V i to 8 pm_Dailv stay gine sf) 2 Pontiac Convt..$744 §0ME HAVE sNOw PLOWS, ; 670-15 SUBUR BANITES $10 98. F ee 600 mi Power Glide CAPRI wee bo SELL AND TRADE “CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS | change PFE $03 8 Sagt-| 54 Buick Super Hardtop, sharp 5s MA 6-514) 51 Chev. 2 dr $290U 3 Ford 2d $699 THESE TRACTORS ARE ALL, "8 _ _ . Crysler ve Yorker power, : ‘ ‘CARS FROM #32 00 TO $125 00 | SE ats a Oo ahs 3 For ar. .ee- % 4 20% 1) , j ted ~ PRE TARE. THADE-INS i Auto | Service 81) 33 cen Bel A arson | Weare not the Jareest COUPES |. Sash spew Rd bee opea ti) ep. ‘35 Ford Hardtop $1799) 51 Pont. Sta. CREDIT TERMS | ees 1°53 Pontiac Chieftain Hyara. é : ae _ ee | pen till 10 pm 7 REPAIs BUMPING & PAINTING | ‘52 Willys overdrive, sharp. ale yA Cor 19545 and 1955 eh, OLDS B8UPER 88 ‘53 FORD » y i ee SERV me AND | Sete PSTIAIATE “| 52 Olds 88 cheap dealer ia the world uv de 45 im ny AS SX 5 2 ficluria. Powet access FE 5-5267 | Cc HP IST M ASS oNe EO "4 ly mouth 2 dr, S&v9 A BM. a ee eee $399 “ “W112! - . $2 Nash Ambassador, loaded we sel the nia = it : 4s ‘86 Ford Vii ‘: - 7) FE +0 GB ox, wall ne MAKES OF CARS 32 Ford Va Fordomat : i aN ul j 130 CEDS fe ues pROoy Es Buck den szx00 | 50 Cadillac 4 dr.. 8905 S1 Plymouth 2 dr.. $299 KIN ns aC Then ere only 8 of our} with vour he p and au: oO rost, mnie | $285 FE 41557 OR 32925 __ } 55 Pontiac Catalina, radio, heater - | choice selec co “: x < ahite ¥ } G5 ied ss ~ = toe: . Sin . _PoNTIAC RD DPE KE BRAID \ 1OTOR” S. AES TRANSPORTATIONS fair prices we can come COSEON SS SUCEREEESE US 953 OLDS SUPER 88 4¢DOOR BE: | :5¢ Buick herdtop sige | 'S4 Ford Convt.. 81009 55 Chev. Sta. EI, PHONE FE 20186 100 TO CHOOSE FROM Neer CONTINENTA’ DEALER - dan 120 W Pike St. 8 am. to ‘51 Chey. sedan $495] ,- 3 Mich. Chain Saw Distr, 36 Years Fair Dealing #9 Ford V8 $95 49 Chevy, radio) C1OsS¢ SA) S. WOODWARD Sa PaCEAROO MCT ick ine. #05] S31 Mere. 4 dr $3) Wan. ........ $1399 Jee. Service, Rentals MY 3-821 | Cass at West Pike St eee fone as Hed LI Te Sey (ESS Uggs 8 SenutNanau x 1938 PACKARD CLIPPER cus. (52 Ford 8 sedan. auto trans $595] — ‘ a al h2d $499 abhi CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE; (50 Piymouth, nice $175 or : : AMIN : om hardtop All power extras ‘49 Ford 2 dr 1435) 959 Ie : - 52 Plymouth r CULLOCH CHAIN SAWS REN: car Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma-| $175. ‘51 Pontiac $297. ‘51 Katser | MI 6-2200 YOrdan 6-3033 Perfect conditior sid 49 Chev 2 $ 95 52 lord 2dr... $544 <= : - ° vtals, Ree & repairs 1800 Crooks | chine Shop 2 Hood Phone FE $207. "41 Chevy, $41. '46 Ford $25 | ~ — Has rec neived constant Sracoty “$1 Pontiac cedar $595 Ae ; Cen fa Py » ' Ra MI 6-0466 ee es $46. ‘47 Chevy 847 All these ie sliMencuny IRARUTOR ene: |McareRWi) vacrince tse a7 anniek i Motor Sales "53 Chev Convt $799 M Ford R. Wgn. $1199 FARM & INDUSTRIAI ~ THOMAS GARAGE cersycesbe) souehteE a Sa GO. EREOL RaG@ dio & heater, White wall tires. | 62921 BES OCOT 541s ~~ canal ae i NDUS Ae | complete eee eee Road | dO8R payment Financing ar. |, Only $605 = 952 W Huron FE 2-2641'} sec 1 : ; C 33 Buick 4 dr. is hCh Caaw | Ps Tanged Rea] Estate or Contracts | 55 Mercury Monterey hardtop. CENTRAL ‘$4 PONTIAC, ¢DR. CHIEFTAIN. 55 Pont. Hardtop $1999 {cCulloug Chain Saws repalr Ab Oe Do Oe. accepted on trade or cash dil- 3 Buick special hardtop LINCOT N- ee RY Se t d 2-tone red & white paint, R&H Rivier $999 j t 2 j 1 4 , zi i : ! woe ee New and Used Ra ECONOMY USED CARS| BY Meoeane cote cemeds | Cass at W. Pike Bt uarantee * turn signals, undercoat seats, back 52 Ford R. Wen... S644 IEE: Sigaie's sunning CASE AND NEW | For § Sale Motorcy cles 83 _— aS adevaker sedan. overdaye sce aeenn SI Used C fer wpe OR S164 | 9 "58 Pontiac 4 dr.. $1644 IDEA | ycles- 22 Auburn _ FE 4 2131 | Si@Mercurel sedan) MereO- Mac $1 MERCURY 5 NEW ware Sharp Used Cars _offer. Phone OR_ 3-165 5 yy 9, ig 32 Pontiac Flee AND SAVE AT eee S44 BU TC K IH. \} DIOP | - eccseaia a tive aie om sidewall ttrres After 4 30 call All Makes and Models SC AV kK “$500 52 Chev. 46 Ubee a $544 ‘- . : HOU GHTEN & SON FOR PARTS. ale ob tee On x : Hie ecath 2odrooexe transpor »-8407 GLENN'S se Bene cis ar) Like "53 Ford Const S44 51 Ford 2 dr..... . $299 | your Harley Davidson see Harley | Are interested in @ real 4 5 eae ay 8 on Rochester OL _T-76T axidson Bales Co South highteless automobile heres Ts ae TE Dodge 4dr the beat veuui see hew-— Cal Toni a Naxiesaaa a ~ "S$ Merc. 2? dr $644 : _ Saginaw _____ | With less than 14000 miles 2 tone et MOTOR SALES PRC A CHEIPTAIN @ 2 Olds RR? Da S09 Dc ENienc. Fos oe 6 * c power brakes, white wall tires S 5 z : ' ay ee dr a4 : Hydra W-W. etc ve) Auction Sales 77 For Sale Bicycles _ 84 Hee Nae ne Bae a ee (Cartienee Nt ee 448 Sacinaw St FE ¢t371/ Exe cond Top car for cheap} °33 Chey 2 q S00 53 Dodge 2 dr.... .$699 avcTio Aine. ae “on 1) EERO coe oo ~~ | pout [car at ie gee) bee) a De vou : STATION MOP chad 4 Dina transportation Call me AL Firth = cw th SO N é EC 7 i i 2 EST ERN FLYER ike condition H J Var Wet , Our An. i N t < ' o'clock sharp located 10 miles bike $25 reo 7-had1 4540 Diste Hwy OR 37-1455 668 S WOODWARD BLE MINGFIAY! fils Is @ one-ouner 4 coor with ‘$9 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA Sted me an, MOLE A MSHGER 6000'CON “REPOSSESSED CARS WAGONS | Sai ie ae ice eee ee ee cmt NO MONEY DOWN 6040 West Maple or 15 Mile Ra, > eS | 1949 Olds 88 Sedan $163 50 | Ch le : ; | @ cheap car in ectect cond see an : a FOO Gompiewe ise Ge ee “Bor "§ BIKE 20" sgpee Tile se Buick Sede, R& A $156 £0 CVTO et ye Gate ae 8 and aaa this one 68 Oakland eee fee Os ses itawest iyi WITH GOOD CREDIT 0 : ult | 1847 Chev cone $39 | soe 2 ~ a aa : J = | FE 2-4175 ’ 24e ‘Yator and fertilizer attachment | — ell ee nee | Dodge ‘, ton Pic $83 S1345 °33 PLYMOUTH STATION WAG. ree PONTIAC 2 DOOR STATION ‘ (Allis Chalmers WD tractor with GIRIS 20° SCHWINN BICYCLE oe see mies on, Tadio and heater Low mile agon. Tan paint with trim to} <> 714 2q “<1 Ford 3 double 14° plow & new spring- Exc cond. with extras. Ml! - == . . ; _ B b F I age Low down paym : mgtcel Radio and neater. Hydra 22 Pore r. 3 ord / t. Panel gee lee Saar os | eae "teed ete GAEMAREEE | Floor Cars. Officials Cars, BOD Frost, Inc. | “tye Sato uSriiiaree | Biel cal Pe set "1 Pontiac Sta, Wen.” 52 Nash Sta, Wen ipay and corn hears ower,| | i a arkston . DOOR DELUXE : gn. J6. ota. os R pipe. JD n. mower JD) Boats & Accessories 85! ‘rig °"*" S* ‘oncition EM Courtesy Cars | NCONTINENTAL DEALER. ee Serene se ae Orven,| , “a “gud-sotler; Diade dise filler: | w~~~ ~~ CSR | MY 2-2611 ite wal! tires 1°52 Ford 14 t. P: "5 pr ah i 4 t. Panel 51 Chev. Convt. 7D foot heavy duty dise: JD| CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION i954 She ede ete nel treey an, | 2 Doers « poors| 8530 S. WOODWARD | ies PLYMouTH DR CLEAN | Te ‘PONTIAC 8 DELUXE. 2 oR, a eld cultivator; JD 4 section Evinrude motors giass PE BOOTS after 3: pm Sport Coupes & Club. Coupes | BIRMINGHAM and 1960 Austin, 4 ¢r_FE $0178 | Hydra radio and heater 32 Pont. Dix. 82d "SIM Clb. C Bele ACS Combine ‘Parmei | Wolverime and Peemercratt) weats f, Thorpe ae aie Bel Airs) MI 62200 __—__JOrdan 63993 | $4 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE |—‘oDdition. PE aieit. gO ONE. MIX. cf: hE ia ‘ ‘ esa =i 1951 NASH STATESMAN #¢DOOR completely equipped including ; $4 PONTIAC, 4 DR DELUX porcrediic manure mon ot eee Accessories ase BUICK DEMO A eae pays SIXES & FIGHTS | sedan Auto trans Exe buy For| snow tires 742 ™ jurth, Ave. Call! Starchief, Hydra, extras. 196 M Fe Scala Macimereri: time ooresa BARRING way or Ter: fuse the car tor Chttstines (Seve Br ADs Tees ony $27 nse! and Gretal! PE $1569 after 5 Clemens St E > AND O D Shi St a a ROEM es TEE et T Rte POM POM WT rina agi ared|wek Cantante | Rha satay We | RLTMGEI Cannio MES PONTIAC REAR GRIER OE 40 Choy. 1 ‘52 Ford 14 t , 5 ‘ . Eves and Suns - sto oto! Sales AS . Lal wer s ene 5 a“ : » fa te . par te guentity © himber: Tmilee shop ___ Open Es Buick Dealer) Howell, Mich Low A i SS OLDS Priced to sell, Phone FF. 2-2323 | STUDEBAKER I . ; AS : ss DELX_ a ot GooD , 190 eee ater ew ted | Balen service FE ame | USS, BUICK), SPECIAL ¢- D008 | $1679 | 9 SOMEERTIBLE COUPP. og | MMAPRMEIAC atamcner cus | "cunttog, inmer very lean | | amel soeece $109 ee ery : = x seers -bo tals ¢ tes | ho ah at dio heater iwdra- cheap ~ — fed = ? - . é | $2 perfect condition. FW JOHN- 20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL NEW| Barcain. PRO S126: FOLD PRICE | power brakes ESL GIULDG matic white walls und ee |) ee: : '50 Ford '5 t. "$4 Ford tt i 4 ar. rms oy 1955" Johnson Ousvoara motors i cR % — Ae a oO 7 igh womileage Ph MY 92-4502 | see “ . Vxehrt. clerk. Ed! Gottschalk. auc- and bos now iG BL ICR OAD MASTER 1pse 4 one | wi are open every week night BONTIKE = eee ae | New Pickup Sen les $399 Pickup ...... $79 P t cond Fully equipped in au : TAR CHIEF CUSTOM itioneer Phone Howe] 1010 OWENS MARINE “SUPPLY cluding power steering & brakes NO FINANCING PROBLEMS HOUCGHITEN & SON 1955) 4dr sedan urquoise & IM MISSION AUCTION EVERY 396 Orchard Lake Ave Full price $1775. Private. o1. 458 LOW AS JUST YOUR CAR : ce eee Seatoam Power, white sifewal!s j ‘Sat Night MY 2-1521 ___Phone FE 2-8020 _ 2-2941 DOWN AND UP TO 36 MONTHS YOUR FRIE no OLDSMOBILE tinted glass. 2 speakers etc FE | re it Is YOUR CAR GIVING YOU THE E. SMART AUCTION BALE. ALUMA CRAFT BOATS : sti GMC TRICK Sah ieee | . ° DEALE : A —— * gotee aat Aor Peigiales ty | MARINE SALES a senvic | 2, BUICK 4.DR RARDTOP RA) LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION 528 N Main. Rocoester OL tome. “@, PONTIAC 2, DOOR ts OR | Plan | a. . dio eate yoa rive ~ . zi = HOT oT & @ay Sun . stoves. 422 8 TELEGRAPH |OLDSMOBILE 1948 2 DR RADIO ?) Terre eis : peas LINCOLN-MER Y SAVE | heater, Hydramatic §78 FE PONTIAC, CHB TAIN DEL nee HAVE “YOU BEEN TURNED Transportation Offered 87 Cans at W Pike St ee ies | et O ines ue | exe ne so ones ee ant Me CRULBECATOR Oe (Enon ° ty { = e 1 oO 7 3 aa H USE = * . ~\r For Sale Housetrailers 78 ~ _ CFE 63885 As You Have Never oes 13 CONV 88 Clean $1159 | “ ake ‘me an offer FE €31 53 231 EME OYuENS “NO” CREDIT If Not, Get TURNER'S FRONT END SPECIAL a ade ~ CARS TO CALIF. SEATTLE. | TWO ANTIQUE CARS 1929 BUICK Caeed telar a eR 1 vekes | = $550 FE eseis | RAD CREDIT tee . . iiecets, brskex czeciiont) coodi:||_ bitin Mieyiibar geenl co 2020 | lee Ve Linda ic Unease | Del. ‘ ies { $3 DOWN - | SL,PONTIAC. $880 FE 45615) aD HAVE A Q00D SELECTION Complete Front End Alignment ectric brakes, excellent condi- e > ow fs neoln tr Unrestored on elay—\ct Oday Liquidation Sale | — = ——.| OF “4 $1 AUTOMOBI! Es , tion, $450 EM 3.2222 CARS FOR LOs ANGELES. BAN | Can be seen at the new Marathon : : Full Price “ Pontiac HYDRAMATIC 4) THaT YoU CAN BUY FOR . dr Torpedo R & H turn signals | ear ITT ‘= TH THE NEW GENERAL FOR Francisco. or attle Gas Station. corner Joslyn and 7 0 Ford $95 / Urn signals VERY LITT DOWN _AND to, 44 ft. Single and NTIAC DRIVE-AWAY SERVICE pawslron) = $0 Plymouth et 6106 | cast See, ees Bese Chega and) SEER y PAYMENTS OP As 5 95 Gouble bedrooms Make @com-|53'2 Union StF 5139 “a BUICK NEW Bi or . La h — 1262) Round eke cri FAL 3caug | LITTLE AS 85 . ; comparison & m sure | GOING UT EA ires cash or erms ontiac . you will be convinced that tt 1s OING BOUTH TO F ee tay Mo, FE_ 8-0035 sae “9 TincoIn ve ee $195 DELU XE PONTIAC STAR CHIEF | No Co-Signers! oe . . most for the least. Two 1955/ someone to share expenses.” FE ips¢ BUICK & SPECIAL 4 DOOR CHEVROLET $0 Mercury s295 Catalina Eacelient condition FE | Limited Time Only—Drive in Today resus Gostse ft nicglal bedrocer, motte Ww. essa FE Oakland Countv’s Fastest Hesnes Comer Hunter Blvd 1933 PONTIAC CHIFFTAIN DF ] hate Delt ! « « s ast ) } { , re || diate 5 Pry Save dollars, One 16 ft metal || Meo nee ean CO UNITE | ee after a a S a Birmingham A See hee CHIE TAIN DE minediate Delivery ‘ for fishing and hunting | *%) automobile am!,| CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. 1955 Growing Dealer Fae sii |) Bully equipped |aeco (Pr Also used trailers as low around Dec 15 And return Jan Coral with white top mt 6751 Dix H MIS WE'RE MOVING WEST ir you Hee qQulpy wate OL Weal Direct! f 4 All gas and car expenses paid. Like ne 4way seat signal Vin) xe wy at) 5 are looking for a bargain, this is! 2-79 Z ! Seners Genesee Bales. 2101 _Must be reliable Apply 59 Wayne ret radio 83 O78. First come: M Agih 557] He SS AE oo Melcury Merce Etec tesa DELUXE 4 Boon | No F ' : RIDERS TO AND FROM ROYAL Irst served Ayfair 6-6001. Bir- avr. ae I panes Mr A 1005. OF xt 70 ~ CCessOTIFe€ eautiful ap 0 Finance Co on 5 rad 14 or MI 7-O444 pearance tom cond §1.100 Phone | . ATT i Trailer | fesse) oe Open Nights ‘til 9 : ee ea me £ a = =| "35 PONT ct - 1 *re—Pav Her 40242 Between 4 and 5. Ask for W est) Side Used (irs | | i HAG 's rou € STATIN I Wy Here I ay Here Mr. Porter 2 ' mil MY 1TA1 after 5 30 Fa an : " E } TRUCK GOING NORTH PART Drive out where overhead ty low : 15 195 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CATA WALL COME 464 Woodward, Birmingham XC an e load either _way. FE d 6 the difference tary In $1975 E } . ate a + = makes & midels to choose from x || TO sc a WILL TAKE § ADULT PASSEN- zy : zs $6 PONTIAC STARC HIEF CATA- riers S M dw 475 AND nea OREAT CAKEA pss* to Southeast sees —, Just sit there and wonder !f rou West Side Used Cars | na Ph MAple 5-6486 | NATIONAL est 47500 ERSON * Dec 23, returning Dec would like one of these care 932 W Huro E42) ‘bs «PONTIAC STARCHIEF HY- ae 5 Se oe . 45 ft. Americe’s 2 unchal- 2-3303 You can't tell a thing about a oo sale Set dre) powerstectine! cower brakes | MOTOR SALES A Phone Call Starts a Salesman to Your Door” : fenced UCI a : car or its condition by reading ‘82 CHEVROLET. ms DR’ RADIO ww tires! (S800 lmukcl Like: Geil lll 8 BIOINAW ° TINT HOME New trailers a “it __ Wanted Used Cars _ 88; about it. We Soren. Gied esnai oil Se scent 19598 CHEVROLETS | FE e638 | tle as % down. as long 88 Oe aoe ISSICHEVROL : - | a = _—- _— = = = ———— Zee are ‘ : 5 ET BEL AIR ¢ DR . ~ schemas to pay at 5 per ES in- Ge TOSS cE Rw Fr 072 Real sharp $1,650 | A)! Low Mileage Cars | ) AVERILL’S. 2020 DIX : E PARTS—STORE |_____ FE 2-0878 or FE 468096 “41 CHEV GOOD RU NNING CON IT) D : [ \\ I! 60 te eas from Teb-Ruron center | WANTED — AJUNKED OR | usED dition Cheap 1324 Raldwin } o<¢ Drs —4 Drs —Cpes. ross cana any make any mode ‘op ; 1956 SM ee BEL ATR HARD- Parts-Service Open ru Sat you to drive tm to our spactous! top ail Va F ; oa __Trailer Sales ‘Open Sunday PM. IR Ac 1 EY AUTO PARTS | !ot_at Williams and Orchard exe EIS NENTS Os & RB « 1 8 $2550 OR 3-47 jena CHAMPION 3% FT TRAILER a Ave and just feast your eves on ar = ; “ ped aie equity FE 61371 or FE _5-0219 __ 10 BAGLEY ST eke sparkling. peautees Try it | 1980 CHEV ROLET 1240 W Site, Nel owas Stiles WE PAY TOP LLAR FOR = - ; : ‘ sharp late models ® Ga be ET CONV EERE E as sere, Your FORD Deal COMMUNITY CHEVROLET BF1 ie $3 Our ed er! 7 OXFORD Trailer Sales Prices slashed on used trailers. Must cut down inventory. Get a bargain here today. 40 to pick from. Bee the new 56 Stewarts Gen- iv Skylines nd Holly coaches. to ow insurance. Tratl- gail Ged accessories. Michi- pon e Lo Oxford Trailer Sales Mile South of veeere Orion on M24. 12 ft hiem 4: ™ long See it here! “@ MOBILE ALUMTNUM 33 FT. -semi-modern. $700. 1847 8. Tele- graph. AILER, 26°, “1080--NOUSETR MOD- ern, shower. FE 92707 : NOW Is the time to purcha-- an = pesiby 1956 s oaree Chief Mobdtle H The 32 ft. with a low low fom rat $451.85 Delivered and set up. Also the 37-42-and 47-1 and 2 bed- room model now on display. A fine selection of reconditioned used tratlers which can be pur- ehaseqd on the ‘ow iow rentat Purchase plan STOP IN NOW HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES 401 Dix. Rwy. Drayton Plains, OR 3-1202 a 2830 8. Dort Hwy Flint MOBILE HOMES REPAIR SERV-. ice. Booster springs installed. Cara wired for Masse trailers ~Adren Short FE “PAY LIKE REXT Yes, we mean just that! We now have the most complete line of reconditioned and modern trailers ever ‘ 1@ per cent and less down. Pay the week. Hvable trailers’ as low as Fiabe EXCH ANGE FE _2-3200 Auto Accessories 80 avo. — AND ACCESS NEW. you youneed, wt Slr peciecsat cen hans hed PARTS z. 2604 8. Cass Lk. Rd. Keego MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN ‘TIL 10 PM. OL tve 32-8311 OUT OF STATE BUYERS wit buy clean cars from to Top $ paid _193 5 Saginaw “THE HIGH DOLLAR ~ For high grade used cars We need them. Drive the extra miles H a pay you well “H. J. VANWELT OR_3-1365 UP TO $50 FOR JUNK & CHEAP cars FE 3 2-2666 _days or eves PRICE THE REST — THEN GET the best from BILI "SPEN (GE USED CARS 62 Oakland Ave FE 47333 See M&M Motor Sales For top dollar on late model cars a 3- | 2627 Dixie Hwy 1603 WTbD JUNK CARS SCRAP fron. Fast service Cal FE 40582 TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN CARS and late models ECONOMY CARS. 22 Auburn WE PAY Top Dollar For clean used cares & trucks Matthews Hargreaves 211 8. Saginaw &t. FE 44546 For Sale Used Trucks 90 1953 CHEVROLET Short wheel base. Geod sha HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE A GMC TRUCK DEALER 928_N Main, Rochester, OL_1-9761 ~ SPECIAL 1950 GMC Diesel Tractor WILSON GMC Oakland at Cass FE 2.9203 1947 GMC PICKUI P. VERY CLEAN _ Bargain. Private owner FF 3-7 4 FT ares DODGE TRUCK deck, Woist 2 speed axle. good rubber, finish and heater. Call Milford MU-, 44033. 2441 Charms _Rd. after 6 pm DUMPS 1953 Ford F600 8 rd box Big 6 engine 1953 Ford F600 yd box V8 Engine JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER OL 11-0711 “FOR MORE THAN 30 YRS, ___GOOD_PLACE TO BUY’ GMC A 1950‘; TON PICKUP Ex- wat oer PI cellent condition Radio heater, _turn signals FE 5-2915 RENT IT FAST through Rent Ads! Room, house, apartment, any- thing — Want Ads give Mer ACTION. Dal FE 8181... 4540 Dixie |. FE 4-4531) door 1 owner Very jow m}! cage. _Perfect cond OR 31840 _ '$3 CHEVROLET STATION WAG- | 1 R & H 24.900 ' _miles, Exc Condition MI ¢6f90 | "62 CHEVROLET, 4 DOOR RADIO | OLIVER BUICK heater, spot light good condition A ee Where Pontiae Buve Tts Buicks | 1955 CHEVROLFT STATION WAG and Better Used Cars on wer Glide R & H F-¢-T Glass Executive s car In exce}- _Jent condition MI 40549 ‘34 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD- 5 5 top Radin heater white walls 12000 miles This car is like «# 1951 Buick Roadmaster Hardtop; ®¢¥ one xtra LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES | mit nell uieie . M24 at Clarkston Rd i FORD - MERCURY MY 2-261) a $995 1953 BLACK 2? DOOR CHEVROI FT Radio, heater standard shift 1954 Chevrolet 2 dr Deluxe model oes 2757 Zelma Drive FE with very low mileage. 2702 = CHRYSTER. 1955 NI NEW YORKER Private owner, excellent condition, | jow mileage Fully equipped plus | $1 195 powersteering and genuine leather upholstery Detroit office [Ta- | 1984 Pootiec Deluxe @ 3) dy with | Mood 11482.) cr home, MAvyisir/ 2 tone blue finish "$0 DESOTO. GOOD SHAPE. TAKE over payments or trade for track FE 5-8260 | $1895 "49 DODGE @€ DR RADIO, HEAT. | | er Good condition. $250 50 Tre- 1954 Buick Century harttep 200 memt _ _ horsepower. White and black FORD, 1953 2 TONE GREEN RA- | dio heater. Fordomatic Good _condition, Call MY 2-5601 __ $765 1954 FORD . DOOR SEDAN CENTRAL 1953 Chevrolet 4 dr. Here te a LINCOLN-MERCURY clean and good running family Cass at W. Pike St car. FE 43883 : *60 FORD CONV. RADIO, HEAT-. er. new top. Clean inside and out, money nm. $25 per mo LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES | at Clarkston Rd. | | 1953 Buick special hardtop White M RY over red. A real sharp car. $765 | iSTOM SEDAN R & | _H_ Excellent condition MA 6-2 "1952 FORD | 1953 Ford 2 dr Customiine Low | = mileage, ready to roll CUSTOMS OV IEISIIER. TUDOR $895 $995 : 1952 Pontiac Custom Catalina i hardtop. All leather trim. A R . { $095 DALCL LARA ye ae DEA! FR | 1952 Buick special 4 dr. Radio. . j heater, Dynaflow mo rust. “FOR MORE. fue 30 YRS, A GOOD PLACE TO BUY; WHY WAIT FOR %S6 PLATES $145 1949 Buick 4 dr sedan good A ~ = running transportation special \ E GOTTEN (2) °55 Dodges. new while they In Foam Rubber 9 And Only Cushions $23 Down SRE Beautiful tufted back and button trimmed arms Sears Exclusive extra high equipped with casters for easy moving. Heavy damask -back rocker! Spring filled @ covering. In beautiful Harmony House colors. Enj joy the cushions. Ball-bearing swiv- coming holidays and for years to come with a Sears el. Harmony House living room suite. Verret ai _ . 3-Way Recliner ‘88 $9 Down Seat, back and footrest move to conform to body posture and amazing comfort. Thick foam pad in seat and hard- wood frame. CHOICE 2 6° a a NE © Honeysuckle Crib or Juvenile Chest Gift Cedar Chest ) Harmony House Quality . Drop Side; Adjustable Spring 4 Large Drawers! 2 Finishes $4.50 Down : P _ A gift she will treasure! Beautiful “Seafoam” finished Comfortable mattress gives baby Match with crib, in gray plex mahogany chest with red cedar welded veneers, proper support. Choose matching tone: or choose it in natural finish aroma-tight lid. Roomy interior, handy self-rising tray. pieces in gray; also natural fin- hardwood. 28x17x42 inch size with Moth-proof guarantee included. ished hardwood. Full 6-Yr. size. ample storage in 4 drawers. 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