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~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER’ 17, 1956-—34 PAGES INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ~
UNITED PRESS PHOTOS ABSOCLATED PRESS
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hows Offer Plan to Disa ¢
Raps : Reds" Lake Orion Man:
Russia Asking | Go Into Effect .
New Store Hours | Wage Contract
Subject Today for Negotiators
Gulf and West Coasts, Has Anybody Seen a Redcap?,
meen
~ ¥Pow ower Parley.
on Global Peace Proposes to Liquidate_
“Atomic Bomb Stockpile, |
All Bases; Cut Troops 7 st of December
Store Dies in Crash James Murphy Killed aes
When Car Rams Tree = ter — "
on Baldwin Road — Bnei | Stores will remain open, 9:30 a.m.
Tee yee trom Deer ‘t-through: Dee-
n 22.
aa te H Mery. 4 asl Stores to remain fill Lake Rd., Lake Orion, Was, to 9 p.m. on Dec. 2 |
dead on arrival at Pontiac Gen-| Stores to close at 5:30 p.m. on
era] Hospital this morning after Dec, 24, 26, 27, 29 and 31.
his car went off the highway and” tare =, of shops at Tel
‘struck a tree in Orion Township. 1. ae A oe a
| Investigating Oakland County ‘tmas man of the Tel-Huron Merchants MOSCOW (#i—The Soviet
Union today offered a
sweeping disarmament;
plan, including destruction’
of all its H-bomb and! Sheriff's deputies reported Murphy Assn. announced, Ae
ssed tha A-bomb stockpiles -if the apparently fell asleep at the wheel Both associations stre
Western a do the while driving at a high rate of they do not dictate to the stores; .
o he what their individual hours will be,
same. . ® | /Speed, causing his car to go off but that most follow the estab-
Premier Bulganin pro- ‘the right side of the road. lished times.
No Saturday night openings are Severe neck injuries were be- heduled for November, the Re- of bt | Heved to have been the cause tail Merchants Assn. semcunced. posed a new summit con- 4ERBERT HOOVER JR.
ference of the Big Four
plus India “in view of the
failure of the U. N. Dis- hours for the : coming ,
_ 6, Fred_Niedelson,_chair-!
_ Jus | _ | death in the crash which oc- — _ Ze
Red Volunteers sims cir : (Ba ese Uaioe eet Hunter Shoots Truck —
See Sympathy Walkouts
| With More Due Monday
NEW YORK # — A
spreading dockworkers’
i strike hit more Atlantic and
“iGulf ports ted@ay anc
sparked “sympathy” walk-
iouts on the West Coast.
At midnight last night
ilongshoremen struck at
Miami and Port Everglades,
Fla. Others were due to
~pwalk -out-.at Tampa later
+today.
The new strikers. joined more
than 60,000 members of the Inter-
national Longshoremen’s Assn.
who deserted docks from Maine
to Texas yesterday.
More than 150 ships—a third of
them in New York—were idled.
Union officials called the strike
“100 per cent effective.”
Negotiators for the ILA and the
armament Commission.” ’ “ one to oo oer pe Wasn't a Bu(i)ck Bulganin, jm new messages to reat {0 no ¢ T occupants in the car which _ ;
President Eisenhower nea the ® s was traveling north towards Lake ALPENA, Mich uwp— There Wa@s a
feet off loud bang and Norman Eagling of)
Hillman stepped out of his pickup
truck to see which tire had blown Orion. The tree was eight
Major Policy Speech the roadway.
by Herbert Hoover Jr.
Also Warns Russia prime ministers of Britain, France
Communist Ching and India,
warned that the balance of power:
is so changed that “today the So-
Viet forces could take over the
whole of Wester Europe without Murphy apparently
the use of rocket or nuclear weap- U NITED NATIONS. N.Y. (INS) feet off the road itelare ramming er's seat.
ons.” ~...< Acting Secretary of State Herb- into the tree It apparently came from the gun
Balganm said the choice was ert Hoover Jr Impressed upon” The accident happened at -ap- of an unidentified hunter shooting
between the Soviet disarmament * 288¢mbly in his major foreign py ximately 8:30. along M32 in Presque ne gounty. plan “and a new world war more policy address yesterday the fact
terrible than aay we have ever that Communist ‘volunteets in
i e \Fgypt would be a “threat” to the
U_N.'s police force.
A key sentence in the new state- pioower did not explain what he ment eppeared to be a Soviet meant by the “appropriate action”
agreement.to “establish strict iP: ne ssid should be taken by the
ternational contralto -insure that yy if “external” forces” other
these (disarmament) aap the international police force ° 4
out Officer Harry Hi. Jones said he
found no skid marks at the scene. pole in the cab just below the left
Moon Eclipse Starts at 12:02 Ai M.
Eyes-on Sky Tonight.
are carried out.” Exypt. An eclipse of the moon is ‘schy or Soviet Seles te aneet Wes costnens oe Presi. eclipse
ern imspection measures have Pees hip seatieenation statement &. m. tonight, according to University of Michigan
Wednesday that the U.S. “would
fully suppert such action” was re- . 3
= astronomer Hazel H. Losh.
Of the four eclipses schedtiled for 1956, two of
There was no flat, only a bullet
drove over 190 window a few inches from the driv-/ New York Shipping Assn. agreed
ito sit down again today in an ef-
ifort to settle their wage contract
p idispute. The association speaks
'® for 170 shipping and stevedoring
| firms.
} | While contract talks continued,
\thé shipping paralysis began to
\ereep into West Coast ports. The AP Wirephete
. : International Longshoremen’s and middle of New York's current dock strike. The Warehousemen’s Union tied up a
ship was the largest vessel to land on the first dozen. ships im support of the .
day of the waterfront = | strike.
Seven ships were idle at Los
Angeles, three at San Francisco,
iand one each at Coos Bay. Ore., ‘Student May Seek New Place aaa; arco waa
] iB jou . O And at Los Angeles, an offcial
ool Board Wins Out w\te "icine Martie ‘Assn \ said the ILWU notified him it plans te t down West Coane SE
in Romeo=Hetrent F TACAS| Mae 2 tat dove Set Count SEN pe a.m. Monday.
F . U. N. Role Still wearing his controversial haircut after a court hl planseeiscom selene —
* + . : Cc we)
eke A O'€ decision upheld a school edict against it, Robert — Pp caren side tet WAITING AT THE DOCK — Passengers from the Italian liner Saturnia wait on a side-
walk with — luggage after debarking in the
Dag Negofates °
“on Suez Truce Confers With Egypt's
Editors Note: -lgarded at U.N. headquarters as
The White House declined com. Virtually a warning to Russia.
ment on the Bulganin note until it Just serious, Kereta, wer : 5 . about keeping its offer to send rece t ;
Prese secretary James C Hag. 30.000 volunteers to the Middle ety said) “All we have baice ba East was a matter of speculation. |
now is news reports. The text has aa on ee aeagoayrnm |
not yet reached. Washington. As, ‘ae venrh . — |
soon as the complete text is re- aeeee nahi
iol tt ot es », im accordance with the assem | ceived it will be carefully studied. Ly’s item etibteaber aad |
| dispatching the multi-national ee
lice force to Egypt.
Hoover condemned the ‘‘shock-
ing reports” that the barbarism
The Soviet Union appeared to .of mass deportation is being in- give at least conditional accept- ficteg on the Hungarian people
eit A t Eisenhower's He said the United States is
“epee skies” plan—propesed at ‘ready and willing to deal with the
—— ‘ee = Geneve sone ce? page ot Hungary in emergency:
s a step toward reack- sessions of the U.N. assembly,
ing a disarmament agreement. where “next steps” should be con-
Eisenhower proposed at Geneva sidered
in July 1955 that the United States |
and Russia exchange blueprints of ~.,) -- ie
each other’s military enabbish- Oil Fields Idle for Year
ments and permit planes of both CHICAGO (INS)—A director f
countries to make aerial inspec-|the Standard Oil Co. of New Jer-
tions of such facilities. isey estimated today that the’ sab- the sun and two of the méon, only this one will
be visible in Nerth Amptica It will -be-seen in
Michigan.
Both the partial xind total phases of the eclipse
may be easily observed with the unaided eye.
However, binoculats or a small telescope will add
much to the view. :
Said Professor Losh: “At exactly 12:02 a. m.
on the night 6f Nov. 17-18, the moon’s eastern edge
will make the first contact with the earth’s shadow.
More thar an hour later, at 1:08 a. m., it will be
completely immersed and totality will begin. The
eclipse will end at 3:32 a. m.”
SEE EARTH'S SH ADOW
, During the partial phase, the earth’s shadow
will appear. dark in contrast with the remaining
‘section of the full moon.
been a major block in East- West.
disarmament agreement.
w wy,
Dr. Losh also announced that meteor showers
are expected from Nov. 17 to 27. Although no
unusual displays are predicted, more than the +-Egypt showed every ithdication his readmit 0 le aie oe ees as ea ttance to Romeo
, for his view of the U. N. force's
| mission was
Bulganin. asked that the new! otaged oil fields of the Middle East.
“summit” conference include the! jmay take a year to on normal
Soviet Union, the United States, | production.
France, Britain and India. The, 5;
-Western..Powersalready..havein- a a eens __t
dicated they do not want such a Fugitive From Russian Terror ordinary number of shooting stars are pexpacces to
be seen. <
conference: at the present time. al-
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3 More Planes
Airlift Nordic
Troops to Suez
~ CAPODICHINO STAGING: -
AREA, Italy — Three. more/ “
planes carrying Danish and Nory
wegian troops left this staging
area at dawn today on the third
day of the airlift of U. N. peace
police units to Egypt.
Today's flights brought/to 350
the number of troops that have
left here for Abu Suwefr air field
near Ismailia since Sire airlift be-
The first of ‘the/Swissair trans-| ports taking. off At 5:22 a.m. car
is
i
_jforces.”’
F to—start clearing _ sunken
| ifrom the canal. The project al-
lranean end ofthe canal now_held
-|British and French told of tenta-
- [Red Sea held by. Egypt. in Policing Canal Phernetton today began looking fer another: school to further darken a world shipping
CAIRO UN. Secretary Gen. attend. crisis precipitated by the closing
‘of the Suez Canal. eral Dag Hammarskjold pressed The 16-year-old Romeo youth lost a court battle Al well kadervand ‘officiel enid) Cae negotiations with Egyptian offi- : <
Gals today On the role of the ore yesterday when Macomb County Circuit Judge Alton government had no thought ‘‘for
international police force forming H. Noe denied him a writ* eee oe - a ed
jin the Suez Canal zone of mandamus compelling strike by court injunction.
| The anion and the shippers
are at odds on wage increase
“In. the best judgment of the | t iaeal of contract, size of oak
school, there is a connection be- gangs, weight of sling loads and
tween the way a bey wears his | 9 union demand for a guarantee hair—and dresses—and his atti- | of eight hours work a day.
tude and behavior, which affects
do is return to classes with a nor-
mal haircut.
termination not to let the U.N.'High School.
force take over occupation of the ‘Respect for constituted author-
canal. The governm@nt - backed ity is a lesson appropriately taught
newspaper Al Gumhburriya in the school room.” A as Judge Noe stressed again that conditions for 8 ‘
permitting the U.N. troops into said. . . leis scurke.” | The shippers offereda 38-cent
the country must insure ‘‘our = = ‘package pay imcrease over a
sovereign rights.” Robert, lone holdout among 45. He said the boys with the hair- three-year period. That would
boys ordered by their principal Cuts had lower grades and poorer have brought the basic wage to : attendance records on the average. $2.80 an hour, with 32 cents of-
Daner called this reasoning. the increase in a direct pay boost.
‘guilt by association.” The tieup of general cargo and
bs 2s passenger ships was costing an
Teenage girls and local school estimated millien dollars a day in Hammarskjeld met with For-
eign Minister Mabmoud Fawzi '0 trim long locks and remieve
behind closed doers this morn- sideburns, was suspended from 1/th -
ing. Whatever progress he made orade classes 11 days ago. He said
in securing Egyptian appreval afer the decision: Ed
not disclosed, In- “P'm not going to get a hair-
formants a Be say only that the cut. It would look like I'm quit-
negotiations were “extremely ting."
hearing.
Says Weatherman day by plane. ship. We'll try to get Robert into trimmed enough, The controversial coiffure is long
Al Gumhurriya called once more another school.”’ |_The U.S. Weather Bureau pre- delicate.” His mother, Mrs. Alice Phernet- on the sides, swirling in an uF
The U.N. secretary general] ton, who took the case fo court, sweep. Robert claimed he had i
diction for tonight is partly cloudy for immediate withdrawal of Brit-wayrep ALL ro ON ‘
‘ish, French and Israeli forces. The. cenree™ nee authorities jammed the Mt. Clem-| New York alone.
ens courtroom during the day-long
Cloudy but Warmer,
italked with President Nasser im-/backed up her son, saying. ‘We're trimmed after the school ruling.
' mediately after his arrival yester- not going to live under a dictator- The school maintained it was not]
2 To conroEM 5,218 Flee to. West———mit = ns neir counse ames aner, omorrow’s recast is partly
bre ariget as pire What are said Principal Harold Barr and the. BONN. Germany « — The West.cloudy and warmer with a high of
EP the--tunctions—ot—the ptalantaty Romeo School Board which upheld German Refugee Ministry report- 44 - 48. Tomorrow night will be
— cloudy persons from Com- ho and warmer, low of. his edict were trying merely to ed today 5.218
make the masses conform. + 2 EJ police force and what is likely to
happen in the near future? Cease-, munist East Germany sought ref- +, e lowest temperature preced- fire but no withdrawal of invading’ School attorney, Wiliam Nun- ge in West Germany in the past, ‘ing $ a.m. this morning was 23.
ineley. denying Robert was ever.week, There were 4,952 the previ-| At 2 p. m. the mercury stood at
iS7 degrees. Pog ll . Pats ren French plan ©xPel expelled, said, “All the boy has to! ous week. ea
Say Value of Seevice Increased
Michigan Bell Wants to Raise Rates The Michigan Bell Telephone Co. line; 70 cerits for a two party
yesterday filed a petition with the line; 3 cents for a four party
state Public Service Commission line and 25 cents for a rural line
for an intra-state rate increase; ready has begun at the Mediter-
by. British-French forces, and the)
tive plans for clearing the end of
The U. N. force at Abu Suweir
continued fo grow while Hammar-
skjold and Nasser dickered about
what they were to do.
trunk; 75 cents for a private line: |
25 cents for a two party, line and
no increase for a rural lime.
Somewhat different increases
Business service ‘under the pro-
ried 4 N and 59 Danes.
a age ned — were due later
uy
4 Still here and ready to leave for
___Egypt_are252_Danes._.
gians: and 44 Canadians,
Predicts Good ‘Dulnes
ARBOR — University
14 Norwe-|2
* : calling for a 5 per cent boost in What Dire Planning! company revenues.
PARIS ®—The French Ski Fed-
eration prepared for the coming
lwinter today by publishing a list of
all French ski resorts with, of
course, the nearest hospitals.
In 20 Settle
Building News ... vesvone 15+
Charch News , _fostlsindic tenes v< + ie
’ County News seveseecuces #65
Editorials ee oe 6
‘ Sports 1s sedeeeeneesess 6 - a iat s*
Pontiac pee Manager Ray H
|justments for company employes)
jand other increased costs.
for the increase to reflect the grow-
ing value of the service in expand- ing communities. Existing rates
ate based on a telephone census of
1948, he added. Since that time, the
number of phones in the Pontiac)
eevee
Storm said the firm is asking)
jPosed rate hixe would be increased
$3.50 a month for a PBX trunk;
(82. 25 for a private line 75 cents -for
_sgaid the—increase- ig: need /8 a two party line and 25 eents for a|
ed to cover two upward wage. ad) ‘rural line.
Rates are based on the number
lot places an exehange can call.'
Lesser increases ‘are proposed ©
for Clarkston, Commerce, Drayton
Plains, Lake Orion, Oxford, Roch-)
ester and Walled Lake
The proposed monthly.-increase would be made for the following
areas: Big Lake and Walters Lake,
Goodison, and Wixom,
’ Installation and move
extra directory listings, and mobile
telephone services rates, un-
changed for the sey, years, are
for these ares would be.55 cents for
‘a-private-line; 50 cents for a two
party line 45 cents for a four_party
cout empdeghnas specetand ere hit 6.
depressed further this
ore Pa ‘oot Fam ee te
ae
4 &
sy 1%
5 econueicaliy’ Neate so cue wlomile sag Gerobeced iwi the stare (ist
The British blame Eoka, the un-|!and County, bans imposed on resi- day | each. ; Mrs. James Mitchell of suburban power throughout the work.” he sale.
derground fighting arm of the Cy-| dential building has contributed ting. Water Service Friday _ _ He put ha two year time hw ©n Oemos found the body of her spn, predicted, “but it depends on the
priot movement seeking to oust | the decrease in the issuance of per- MAYNARD M. PAYNE | the Iquidation of “military bases 5.1. about noon yesterday, lying need.”
-——- + L eri | He was born in Athens. Ohio on_ all foreign countries” and © l ‘ ; ¢ + fo Television
| Britain” and -umte Cyprus with) mits. ‘March 4, 1902. to Bert and Anna’ The appointment of Maynard M. pelied ie pacecitiea reductions fe feet from: the back door of He displayed a model af a power Contract for
Greece. ‘ADEQUATE iE : ' ‘ ; lant, explained the operation of :
eee INADEQUATE DRAINAGE Jones Dailey. In 1945 he was mar- Payne as patrolman on the Syl i, military expenditures. her house. a ae aie lara power ie » Approved by Directors
[nts iniae edéiah “aateasition! The bans were imposed in areas ried to the former Helen Haigler in van Lake Police Dept., has been oO He was rushed to Edward W. ht Lhe L
here believe the reason for the
where spring foods were bad antonio. announced-b~ Police Chief George __..___Sparrow Hospital but pronounced Mone and used many examples Another 26-film contract for the
| mounting violence this month may| ne water. sewer and drainage Mr. Dailey had been a resident W. Purdy. He will fill the va- Plea: Self Preservation dead on arrival. ; . = his So ae ete re — oiiy Lateran
: lie 6,000 miles away facilities were inadequate for the of Pontiac 32 years. He came here cancy of John Teachworth who re- os / Coroner Dorwin Hoffmeyer saic sire Biber C. Crnwtord Chure! “Miss vert s is
‘ e @ @ rapid new hore development that from Athens, Ohio. cently joined the Keego Harbor Po» PHILADELPHIA (® — A pris-an autopsy performed by Dr., are: Be . the Lile,"* was approved by diree-
4 ; ' shooting without dis- was taking place. Surviving are his wife and moth-.lice Dept. Officer Payne serv ed oner awaiting arraignment in Charles F. Black disclosed the boy A resident here for 33 years be- tors of the church body last week.
ceimein now,” said a gove Many Oakland County communi-jer; seven: children, Mrs. James four years in the Navy during Common Pleas Court heard the died of shock caused by exposure. fore ie to Fone. Wis, i he boars villager annienet
mint Official who has been on the|— —-—— | Attengerger of Pontiac; Mrs. Rob- World War II, He was most re. charge eked th —— jyears ago. Mrs erie tegte = ony ~ “ be Naieeree
scene during the entire campaign. ert Stork of Green Cove Springs, cently with a private police agency How do am plead asked the Y slav Police Force Jane) Crawtord ied suddenly at v Useg Loe, eran
“They're simply firing at anything Fenton Airman’s Body Fla.; Elmer Chisolm of Mackinaw in Detroit. He lives with his wife court crier. “I plead self preser-) TUQO |Lake Geneva, Wis, yesterday. Inc, af Hollyweod. Calif The firm
“they consider British and a target.’ City: Daniel Chisolm of Pontiac; and daughter at 18 E, Pike St. vation.” answered the prisoner. Leaves for Egypt
But I think there is more method Recovered by Divers = eS Ue Aca BELGRADE «®—The first. con : ) here than maduess.” | _ isolm the U.S. Army: and . . | | 2ADE he first con- D S h F
| SET seep R. I. W—The James Chisolm of Deckerville. Four Shot, Six Heart Victims itingent of Yugoslavia’s contribu- etroit O W to eature
$10,000 in Checks _from Michigan. were recovered by ere’ francis Joes ot Devton, Onlo ton! to the NS aliee force =C _ , ~ sat, ers, Francis Jones of Dayton, Ohio, = ne troubled Milddle &ast— nb k W A
- ‘Thi divers from the choppy waters Of ajber: Dailey of Athens, Ohio and nN tate of 44 officers and men—left Bel- Tan TOO C€avelr Ss rt
Won't Help Thieves FS 2 Pp Narragansett Bay yesterday. Harry Dailey of Alleghany. grade by plane today for Egypt. .
Thieves who stale $16.000 worth The three, killed in the takeoff, sorvice will be at 2:30 p.m. Mon-. __. They are the vanguard of a total,
crash of a Navy carrier plane... ; THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be sniered in the Poccurl 702 vonelavia will’ BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Fabries-bronk power foam will, be
of checks from the glove compart- ae vesicles were identified| 22 trom, the opphese dale By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fe had sone eco ae ia ares ye rick ia ici designed by Marianne Strengell go displayed, and other textile items,
— of a parked car last night py the Navy as: a lof the Evan lisfic Tabernacle will Four hunters were dead of gun-| The season lasts 16 days. Last!bulk of the Yugoslav contingent is into a oné-man display for the third Flower prints and photograma,
must have been disappointed on- mK ge f hear time this year when the Detroit
Lt. (ig) Charles F. Kiesling of cfriciate with burial in White Chap- $0 wounds and six of heart @t- year 19 hunters died of gunshot expected to be flown to Egypt. y will represent Miss Strengell’s
examining their hoot. Pontiac penton Mich: Lt. (jg) Robert P.) tacks ‘today as Michigan's deer Artists’ Market opens its exhibition
police said ; .? aie . “el ery ; : ; : ‘ounds in the 16-day season. soon. photographic avocation.
aa ee hacks canceled ‘Stack, Iowa City, Iowa; and John |@ mMenexiah Commetety: ihunting season entered its. third oe = on-Eriday. og me eat
- were 'H. Balas. aviation electronic day amid snowy, blustery skies. | Work by Miss Strengel, head of pyog: from th t \
Hilbert Bamstra. 3 Stockwell. technician 2<. Greene, N. Y. Mrs. Robert Clay Hargett The latest gunshot death, report- ro ’ ¥ Prepac i eatte ad) Gaile ee this area for Fri-
whose car was rifled im a lot om The plane climbed to about 400, - Y 9 ed Friday, was George Liya Starts Next W eek for Y oung, Old | day's opening tea include Mrs. Wal-
— design department in the Academy 4 inky Me iot Robinson
Joslyn avenue and Madison street. tee: a: the takeoff. then plunged. Mrs. Robert Clay (Mamie Edith) Krise, 34, a northern Newaygo. of Art, is in a traveling tour of eae ON een Mrs. me
said an overcoat was taken from imo the bay. Divers found the Hargett of 222 Going St. died sud- county farmer. Krise’ wife found ( "7 R 7 Pp Scandinavian countries, which she
the rear seat. police added. bodies 200 vards off a seawall. denly Thursday in St. Joseph Mer-ihim shot fatally through the chest ity eCcr €a tl on I OgTI am began in person during last sum- a is ie wes pounah eae
4 : — +———— ¢y Hospital after a brief iliness. on their farm just after sundown.’ mer. Last spring, a one-man show Re sbert eck oitan -Sepeshy, Mrs.
at She was 49. | Mrs. Krise told state police she S h d ii d 7 ] 5 iE ah < waa held at the Cran s nson and Mre. Willys
F : N 29 Born in Russellvi'le. Ark. on Jan..and her husband had been hunting, cneau e In OCa ti ONS vr aeueereyis galleries. ™ iP. veer
und Dr lve Opens OV. 29, 1907, she was the daughter of/and that she returned home first. |
; . , I in brilliant col-
\James and Reallie Newberry Mo- She said she heard several shots.’ the 195657 Pontiac Parks and) Following is a list of the school! apepiad sas _ ite . the ‘Saratoga’ Set to Go -
: ‘bley. The Hargetts were married/saw three cars full of deer hunters p ti inter C ity C rs is among leading items
for Muscular Distrophy (iyi REP Sr atta are off the proverty and, inves LoTenion winter Commanty Cet ltocatons and the days the proj arty Marhet exniition, sel | we astiNGTON un — The Navy's jin rey, + 36 Ye go. y tigati found the bod , iter Program will begin next wee | grams are carried out there: was woven especially for the | s t e Navy
‘had been residents of Pontiac — om mer wcutere died a wee ont 15 locations, it was announced ghew. bate ~ oe ae oe park
' hy i = : | ra . °
Pontiac's annual march to aid Carl D'Aquila, 1916 N. Hammond 4iy' an Pret pening day Thursday, he beeen fee recreational saiew;—wenuesdsy « nighing. ‘ ens — Also to be shown are uphol ‘the ‘Atlantic Monday with the vee. tre Muscular Dystrophy Assn. of|Lake Rd. | Besides her hushand and father. sands ef tunters ~ whe | ; . acta mined: fastern Tunier High Pridey fabrics such as she does for thé ond task forée sent to sea this
: America is slated for 7 to 9 p.m.! * ¢ * -Inars. Hargett leaves four sons and’ i ; : | The evening programs. Which nights and Saturdey mornings: Emerson automotive industry, woven and. month inan_extension_of the na-
Thursday. Nov. 28, chairman of the! “Right now."" Brown accounts, Mrs. Hargett leaves Tour S008 att! drove to the Upper Peninsula's ‘run through March 31. provide & itonday. wednesday,and Thursday aights| srinted fabrics she used in interior tion's readiness operations. : local fund raisers, Wiliam J. ‘we have about 50 volunteers who three aughters, Mrs. Mary ©.’ hunting sites were digging their ivariety of entertainment for boys plus Saturday mornings, Lakeside R . . : Omes
-Mopdey through Priday nights, Le- decoration,.and rug samples as she
Mosley of Porter, Tex.. Mrs. Agini€: way ‘out of heavy. snowstorms ‘and girls nine years through ‘high Garon—Monday and Wedaesday nights designed for the General Motors Brown. 119 S. Tilden. said today. will canvass Pontiac homes the:
Covering the suburban area wil] Right of the 29th. We need 200 more J. Henry of pie Rock a Ea- today. -Side reads and hunting gc¢hool age. Adults are included in See eran ay cicues tae Setccees Technical Center - Steal Clothes From Cor
te Troup of volunt doorbel] and 500 if we could get them.” Robert. John William James trails were blocked by more than several programs, Buzz said. lmornings; McConnell — Mondsy and
ee ee eae 4 nen to Ward. Jerry Mack and Betty O. 9 foot of snow and the weather. |, [Wednesday nights: Owen — Tuesday. Six pieces woven on the Cram thieves took $151 worth of cloth nngers under ‘he direction of Mrs Area and district chairmen to Hargett. all at home | man predicted “more snow fiur | The prazrams include gym ac- [Wetmeste? oe cone cat te 4 <= | leves tool ol wo of elo
re ———+_—-——. oiganize neighborhood drives_are.. ea ie se ee saree tater Ly : ° ms room enter»... + Clg Satur ' ar Wash-; ing belongi to Mr. and Mrs,
: ‘ also: needed ib ai Brownlie Diner’ Survivors Mictade a sister, fies and continued Cord. Some tet: presage argo loate | ington | air ime fe Baas ond = = Re Se “300 Dellwood St.
asked volunteers to contact him Mrs. Gib Furlow of Corning, Ark.: up in the cold was predicted for | ee ~~, imesr weve = ay and Prigay anes; Ships Drugs to Hungary lmom their cx t - = The Weather ; , . “three brothers, Lonny Mobley of Sunday. | checkers, gts tal eyatlay and ana. eon eaday and Thursday "3 from their car last night, Pontiac
: Funds et to aid gcd af- South Haven, Abe rag one Meanwhile, fhunting conditions| 44, Ws nights. * DETROIT — A shipment of police said today. ZZ _ : : ea : ase | : ; : ri gs, Ps et . ol ‘ . ee! re | A .
rst SEU ie, Sg tee antares eye NMRA ace repre ena wih hen Aa te eas oT Mtrsae baling’ in iy wanton Henry wea arene, Pot 1 Pte scar, i x
¥) Fy | w
Wage, tegne “tots od tenient” oe ects seeking the cause and cure Mrs, Hargett’s bady is at the earty bea pass aetasa andre Rs school. children. These Parks and Recreation Dept. in the| Friday by Parke, Davis & Co., a Was parked near his home, was un-
a teh She Se nin’ oatnm enacts cies, 21 Oe malady. ; Pursley Funeral Home. where serv- mel ill anerath’two or three City Hall ©. . |Detroit pharidceutical firm. ‘locked.
teireasing 10's miler sn beer teéss One fourth of the local funds “ice will be Held at 2 p.m. Monday. Three hunters reported missing Programs will operaté two or three City Hall. aanians
‘Thursday all turned up safe in days a week at neighborhood lo- eontinging tenight. Temerree night
mestiy cleedy and warmer lew 23-3 collected will ge to the Detreit, Dr. Tam Malene of the Emmian-
ime ; tions, Byzz said. - : 4° ==s Memorial Hospital which Ras a uel Baptist Church will officiate, the Upper Peninsula. Two holed up ca : -
Tedsy in Pentia« : ad ee \
7 sided ee tan Clinke for thése suffering trom wih burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. " 8 cabin in Hofighton county and 5 the kis $3. Million Finance Problem
- 2 ; , : h This will take care of the kids ~ |
2 muscular dystrephy a found their way out while the
—— et Sg: Wind velocity caim Direc a : : ‘third, hunting alone. was found by Who are not able to participate in ‘ 4 3 : _@
ERE ESS gh 7 tee race gy Thames M Wright inate eon noe fi coaacemeesnll 1S OOS C ant Flan aping — pps ined é = ie = Ey = DroeIPessi,e mipaie dise:rse _ that : e 1 age. ’ : |
| Moon reer Baturdes er eas p= gradually weakens the voluntary Thomas M: Wright, %. of 170 will ‘begin arotnd the first of the)” |
| Decntdcn Temperatures muscles. It #9 weakens its victims N. Opdyke Rd.. was dead on ar- 3 ic ict . year, he | be . . ‘ = ' ,
: eam 4 tle m n that within’ a few years they are rival Thursday afternoon at Pon- New Tr ffi Ed a we . , + Will be $2,697,000. This will be for | ject that the city raise their |
Temi... M Dm 1. B \ (40,000. TOOK PART = Plan's for the city’s new sewage ' . ; city
| arm. ...... So te = os ee comnes > wheter Gee ee Geers eee Some 40.000. children took advan-|tisposal-plamt and the revamping} construction: of the new plant On | present service ,charge and call BOS .. 2 tom 31 eventually to their beds. Children fered a heart attack. 5 ' of the present plant, are slowly| a ST-acre city-owned plot at |/.. aval chitiatinn
(a ee eee rarely live beyond their early) He was born in Tifton, Ga., on ff] ect onda |tage of last year's winter activi-/® Ul oaat vend and Aaburn aveuwe, (°° .0 8%" gation bond issue
S Friday in Pontioe ti : Ay 9. 1 to Pil T. and) ties, Buzz reported. working into shape, City Manager| Opdyke roe ei SES wR eae _ito finance the job.
(as fecorded downtown) gens ee ee ee eS Plans have been made to use| Walter K. Willman reported. Adjustments at the present plant rh -
inghest wemperature +... bly The assocation says the- disease Irene Bowen Wright. Two years’ The city has warned motoristsin. new Board of Education's The big question being studied) s+ ast Boulevard and Feather-| w; on Mean lemereree, 2 et” gs eet 18 Ot fatal. bor it 9 weakens ago, “he-came here from Tifton’i.¢ beginning Monday, Lawrence new boar - Eauca Si by city commissioners is how to will = ‘$183,000 Willman stressed that no decl-
Weather—Snow flurries _ its victims that a minor ailment and was employed at the General 1,4 Pike streets between Perry eight multi-purpose rooms now un- finance the three-fold project, stone ; about mw sions have been reached as yet.
: One Year Aco tn Ponting == like a cold, may be fatal. (Motors Truck & Coach Division. | street and Cass avenue will be der construction. = which Willman estimated will cost according to begge ‘th oe If a vote of the people is nee
Highest lomparevare coeceees cease 4 >| i’ ® Mr. Wright leaves three chil- converted to one-way operation. | The adult program will be at f $3 " ot eho pla F pormp tbe he said, dit most likely
ao Men temperatures 200 ang The fund raising focally is rela dren, Mrs. H. E. Armstrong of Lawrerice will be changed one-| the following locations: g ym The perc ge ‘aie question will city having one large disposal plant! wil) be held in April 1957. _
+ Weather—6now Murries tively néw. Brown says, It was or- Venice, Calil; Mrs. D. F. Baldwin way easibound. while Pike will be-| ciass at Jefferson ; ees stion Wit" instead of two separate plants, the, Ss S 7.
~ S : eres ; , | way | cass at Jefferson Junior depend heavily on the outcome of} “Considering that we had
Highest aoe Seoee aeesceenres Thie gar leed n 191 The first MDAA of Norwalk. Calif; and Mrs. K. W. come ‘one-way westbound. ‘Thursday nights; adult social the. discdssion of the 1957 city city official. emphasized. ned the , aa At
vo gag MatevErs were the city mailmen. Johnson of Santa Monica. Calit; City Manager Walter K. Willman, aight at Lakeside Homes |capital improvement program|PIPELINE NEEDED . of our preserit system, and ‘that
» Seana Wa The, nex! year the firemen took @ brother, J.B. Wright of Tifton. said the conversion was experi- Wednesday nights; and women's |which usually s up around) mu. tn mon : new atens couldn't be. ridar's Temperatores over. Last e . Ga.: two sisters. M R. Lb. Pala< . : < f } sa : i : : f comes up | in these two - units will developed
Alpena $} 26 Memohi: yore fae year there wes see: ¢ meet re mental, and the city -welcometl gym program at Owen School | January : without 9 new plant, we started
ss Butfele Sos Hae: Marel — hoops locally. Just, letters mailed. zola ~s Atlanta, Ga; and Mrs. comments from motor ists whether. Wednesday “nights, : a ; “March..ot this. year. the City. the 4.
Ginetanatl 2°47 25 Rew Qrieans” . eee ee ee ee cso, ca es Soren er het. 26h hess SE A fe De i De eee RDI aH Yin RIOR REELS | cc pat ie Si dere oe
Re ER Se RF Mry Diabla sid ote i Wrahg MTA eto TAK The, strete are Ding santched The Sy department Fo Oa a eee ie “enctnearing, Neconations: were. being. orth «=o 7 Phoenix $3 $i ban MDAA campaign that neigh- en from the V weex - Siple Fu- in order to relieve. estion of COoperation- with the PTA, ithe : Sl on to secure tand for thir f
s 418 Bt. La j ‘ ieord - firm: to begin studies to. ae *
a eet Pia 8 borhood—résidents would conduct -nerat Home to the Bowen - Donald traffic atong Saginaw and-on-Boerd--6f—Edueation—and—severs ene nee ual ays Peis i ies of Jones, H andiby a ’ xpansion program
ney 2 Ghomane’ a Oe march during the entire week son Funeral Home in Tifton for other downtown streets, Willman community clubs. in providing" “YS § age apoanl GY emg has in| completed in 1953. It was financed - ~
Marquette 4.24 Seattie sf @ of Nov. 24 ae ° , _ |serviee and — + tBaid. - these programs. The larger portion of the cost (their finghcial studies of the pro-'by a $700,000 revenue bond issue.
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Chapter 20
| Steve started for the recording
‘machine when he heard his own
‘voice issue from it. I headed him -by KELLEY ROOS
But the tape had run out. I
watched the machine automatic-
ally click to a stop, I turned
back to my husband, I pinioned .
night he died,fyou said it wasn't
an accident,
Stubby; Don't remember. Don't
wanna talk about it. Just wanna
and PRPCEE That was a nice
night's werk for Anita.”
“Stubby committed a murder .
and Anita was blackmailing him Scientist Studies Pa
Biological Mystery
EAST LANSING ®—A Michigan
State University scientigt says a
lowly fungus with a unique way of
utilizing the sun's energy may un-
lock secrets of life itself.
Dr. Edward,C. Cantine, Profes-
sor of Botany and Plant Pathology,
says the fungus “opens up new
vistas, for certain aspects of its be-
havior are not quite animal or
_|plant but apparently in between
the two.” + — Sab
which plants wtilies the qun's Faye
for growth.
Dr. Cantino said the fingus is the
only non-green plant he knows
ee
Aircraft Official Wins.
$250,000 for libel . which multiplies faster in the light : * shotosynthesis, the method yi 2
ONLY
off, pushed him down on the love} him with my eyes. He cringed (go to sleep. for it. He's the one who killed her, He called the plant's develop- against Milton S. Kob- 2 i
seat, back into the love seat. Anita: Sit up, Stubby; Come on,|Steve, he must have! at complete litz, investor + attomey, in Ru-
“Oh, no, you don’t!” I said.) “Steve,” I said, “I'm not going sit up! ing biology y plete dolph’s million-dollar libel suit
LJ tamcnt aes is . te . TOMORROW: °A_ gentleman |mystery.” against Koblitz. %& , We'll leave it on. to ask you what happened.” Stubby: Stubby’s tired . , « very 1ves “Connie, listen . . .” On happened! I left!” tired. spends some uncomfortable mo- | Cantino, aided by grants from| The Log Angeles manufacturer
le “Yes, listen!” I put my hand] “No,” I said calmly, “I won't) Anita: Listen, Stubby, let's you) ™°™* Read Chapter 21. ‘the National Science -Foundation| contended he was libelled in 1954
and the Federal Government, has jin a brochure issued during @ “IT want to hear
(Copy right, 1966, y enel Sees) lbeen studying the fungus for eight | stockholders’ fight involving the rary over his mouth.
‘every word of this! ask you, Although Anita was thor-
oughly unscrupu.ous, immora] . and me have a drink. That'll wake)
- you up, There's some lovely Scotch | ON SALE MONDAY ONLY
“Oh, no, don’t let ‘me "It. was Rad fault. 1 took her home, . Must be tee Bator: 00 Anita: ust one more drink,|amoral, really, she was obvious! “years. Timm Aircraft Corp. of Los Ap-|
1 % WOOL shall we? ? fascinating irresistible. So I don't| ne iste tor th | The fungus does not contain the’ Timm, Koblitz at one time owned from 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
| Steve: No I don't think so. ‘blame you, Steve...” drink y: Too late for, another ast ermany ‘green pigment associated with'65,000 shares of Timm stock. _
Anita: What's your rush? * * « | : [= -
| Anita: We'll make it a night- _
NEW FALL ead the pe oo ol “Listen!” he shouted. “Anita. cap, shall we? | DOWNTOWN
Ke : e ever twist d t : : 1 eid, isted her ankle dancing with me.| Stubby: Too late for a night ies: Ups Pensions: _ STORE ONLY
os ‘SPORT ger tas —waytts= the “reine _ “$1? Can't see mec oe, oo aneeeeeteaes moos
Pcupeeiets I ati! up my hand. “May I), , , What time is ey f :
di jee: ee * 8 a rer eG a be all] Anita: It’s not even. twelve-thirty | 40 Per Cent Boost. - 5
oi a airness to Anita n't blame; , . the evening's Hae: yet. | r
Faery 26 i ao lovely-|her, Although you have a certain)" _ Decreed in New Law
|What's she like, Steve inherent weakness in your charac-| Stubby: Not tor mebty. it's not’ to Placate Masses . Steve: About five-five, weighs a ter, you have a certain animal young. That's come Ym drunk.
COATS hundred and twenty-two. She's! ,++ ‘
fe tani Trove ead Sa en nn ra] Ae Ne ee wee ERLE, mmm Ea . ee ee | Laman Hingy” Steve class of women... ica ‘Tonight's am. | a 1 ey Germany bowel reno pe ine
“A hita: ughiti CST a hh toda appare + t : Values to $34.50 ghing Connie, listen . . ." 'drunk, Everybody should get drunk jo please the restless population.
‘Steve, you're so cute... no, don't) so Anita probably saw that she tonight. Why aren't you drunk? It’s
go, darling. Sit down for just one might combine some genuine pleas- your duty. The boost was decreed in a law
minute, assed by the Communist - run jure with her business. In this case c ' P
All Day Steve: Well, one more cigarette.|rather small business .. . due to Racing Stubby, wake up! Please, pasiiament. and resulted : from ac e S
I said bitterly, “And you prem- (your lack of courage in asking your Stubby: Tired. so tired promises made by Communist
party boss Walter Ulbricht during
the height of the Hungarian rebel- Monday Only! ised me you'd cut down on your boss for a raise. a | Anita: Here, Stubby, this'll make AT THE LOW, LOW
ns aaping = oo, Plemeed ese answer to it would incriminate you.' yor think of it that way.
| School ‘But, Steve, you must make me one
Steve: (Bantering) Gee, 1 hope> oe ise.
I make the team! “Yes?'’ he groaned
Anita: There's one team you've! ‘In the future, as you get into”
already made, darling . (qa Situations like this from time to
pause) There , . . that's nicer time, promise me that you won't
pay blackmail. Come to me, con- broadcast. Grotewoh] asked sup-
Stubby: Sure. that’s me. . T port for what he—called his gov-4
‘do the world favors. But did the ¢™mment’s “peace policies.” In re- world ever do any thing for me? turn, he promised more efforts to
Since I was a little kid at my '™prove living conditions.
mother's knee? Nah. You can have The government has been prom- the world. It’s off my list ising that food rationing will end
4 next year, and Grotewohl told his smoking.” | “However, there is one thing YOU fee] better, this'll] wake you up lion
Steve: . , . charming apartment, I must knew if we are te Stubby: Don't hike Scotch .. . . + 8 PRICE OF ONLY
leo; )real cozy. "| that we can ever again be reta- (I'm a Bourbon baby. Ulbricht made a nationwide me :
$ | Anita: So glad you like it. But it) tively happy. Would you have | Anita: Heres to us, Stubby . . . broadcast in which he appealed
can be very lonely, | paid Anita any blackmail, how- pottom’s up, There now you can for loyalty to his regime and] Yes, White Oak Smoke- $ Steve: I don’t believe it A girl ever insignificant?” talk te me, can’t you? Walter pledged that living standards less Coal is now larger
like you, . . | “She didn't have anything to ‘idm't fall out that window, did would be raised. Al . :
Anita: I'm being quite serious. ,, : ond ne ° ° - It's king size — and a
In my job I meet dozens of men lasers ee ee si USS me wee a ve ki Idn’ b but so seldom do I meet anyone! I held up- my hand. “I withdraw) Stubby: Who cares about Walter? day by Premier Ootto Grotewohl ing couldn't use better :
that ‘question. I see that an honest) Anita: You did the world a fa-;!" @ parliamentary speech, also} coal.
NUT and STOVE size
White Oak give you
royal comfort — long-
burning — clean — last-
ing —uniform—econom-
ical heat. MONDAY ONLY!
isn't it? Anita: You should get a medal ieenees) the (govecmusee will Gs
I shouted. “What's going on f€ss everything . . . and we'll save for giving Walter that little push. 282 aphe Sate rhls ed od ;
here? What happened? What oh a re at deal of money. Now, if you. Stubby: What good's a medal? ‘© insure that this does not result Try White Oak NUT or
aieerrt = = + the-next- tape.” -Or-do: you-mean a gold medai?.i0. Price boos}s for basic foods. STOVE size today!
“She put a pillow behind my Anita: That took a lot of cour- The new pension Jaw means that
back.” The next a Anita's guest record- age the aged, the sic k and the widowed
“In murder her...” ing artists was a man in his cups.| Stubby: Yeah, that’s what I got, Will have 30 East marks added
“That's already been done.” He was squiffed, blotto, highly in- huh? Courage . . . that’s a polite to their basic monthly pension of NWT
“Quiet’” | toxicated. word. not like guts. Tell me it 7 marks. At the official East W
Anita: Come on. Stubby, let's talk again, baby German exchange rate, this would
let's have a mice little talk. Amita: You've got all the cour- Mean a total monthly pension the
PROMPT Stubby. Don't wanna talk. don't age there is. Stubby. Did you kill Cquivalent of $47, but at the rate :
EFFICIENT ‘wanna have a Nice little talk. Just Walter? offered on the free money market, 50
, _ . wanna 0 to sleep. Stubby: Somebody had to kill,'t would ae cay 436 Orchard Lake Ave FE 5-61 “Ss
REAL ESTATE Anta Remember what you were him. Should a guy like that live? = re : oo
+77 wo saying at dinner, Stubby? About Anita: How did you manage it E
, W Sata how you. . Stubby? Just how drunk was Wal- Cab Driver Told: PARK FREE REAR OF STOR
Shad G ’ Stubby: No... no, that’s never The recording ended: that was a: gg] : ney nderwear
eet <-> rey with pg orca a ‘all, that was the end of the last Al Fellow Student | ttec Mes ond = xe
Blues... Tans “eee tape. Steve turned far woke | MT. PLEASANT Proceeds of * Woolrich Hunting Clothes
’ Stubby: Whoever said I did, who other TAS bee Sogn Gotan RY ope 7 : -
Fleck Patterns mak asa? Moe Men Steve was anulony is aTadens at Central Michigan Cob * Down Filled Hunting Garments : | Anita: You did, Stubby, |e ee ee ee eee ) A Sensational i cara ou di ubby, at Mar- head more in sorrow than in won-, ‘Midland junior aes to ae) * Fibreglas Hunting Clothes f
Stubby: No, I wouldn't say a : 7, ea é ; Value! roces® thing like that ~ “The human race,” he said, home recently. His wife also was. * Th K B ;
I a cearated cleanin® J les 5 “can be very, Very good or very, severely burned. The jam session ermo orean oots i
a iii i aque ‘siaby. You ne vith bine it, | we bad, That last bit there , \wan hell jast niet Ventura’s band x Guns and Shells : :
: ry ou were W m the | eharmi couple, “Anita + held Jast ht. 4
Immediately following Our wonderful [im ——S = SS = aie oe A TERRIFIC BUY ase
this ial sell i cleaning and | E- ~ ——— a ==] |
special sling |] ces nt Uf T " JD RUGHT at the START
will overt te thei 0 mom onecet fH ATT deal Christmas Gift »+o ie UNTIL I P. MM. i OF THE SEASON! ular selling price! sates ont Oo” 7 q ° ° : ,
X Wa = is comprised of al! wools, wool ‘
oe EXTRA-FEATURE! : eee a Truly Personalized Gift for Him! ° ai | _lined fingertip and waist length
EAT |- 4 -STATION-—7-= Cosel ache
: ne Cuff Linke ey ye | were made to sell for up to
| ey for UY | $25 and $30. They are all
All Wool Flannel $] | aes a | famous makes of the finest
i ‘ a | Williams i | quality. ‘But they are accumu=
: AND | . ey 2 | lated ones-and-twos-of-a-kind,
c A eos i Tie Bar | Gun va Reo. Pe from ur pe biplane eapiat |
t ug" 4 —e! we mus’ r our.
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$ 7 5 F | No netd to drive 9: 5 and styles in sizes 36 to 48,
7 Money Clip 4 oe eties you the But hurry, for Tuesday morn SS
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area Notes Reli, rowt
Talks Set at Rochester tics wns
Waterford, Hunters Creek
|Multiple Head Injuries .
Suffered in Car Mishap
Gordon D. Conrad, 35, of 848 -
Timken Rd., Van Dyke, received
multiple head cuts when his car
went out of control and went off
the highway in Avon Township Blow Out Section U. s. Growers
of New Church Confab N OV. 7]
WATERFORD—High winds yes-|:
Guest speakers in area churches! He will confirm ten youths and terday blew in the middle section) Yegetable Men Meetin
tomorrow { the Rev. Sheldon ten ‘adults who have studied under |of one side of a new church being 3 As Grand Rai a —_ ee phoad and released at
Rahn of Detroit Council of the Rev. W. R. Hunt, vicar for puilt by the Caivary Baptists on a ays at ran Ops A rat ssf iollownax
Churches talking at Rochester, and six weeks.
Episcopalean Suffragen Bishop Ar-| Special music will be provided
chie Crowley at Waterford town- py the combined choirs of St. An-
“| ship. : | drew’s, under the direction of F. J.
Roland Lilley of Albion, a mis- Mansfield, with Mrs. H. H. Hanson Calvary Baptist is a new congre- etable growers will have a chance
jsionary to North Africa, will talk’ as organist. Following the service gation, organized about two years to hear the latest developments in
fat Hunters Creek |Community there will be a reception honoring 480 and now meeting for services, vegetable production and market-
Church, Metamora, at. the. 19 a.m.-Bishop and Mrs. Crowley and thein Waterford Township High-ing-as-speciatists from all over the |four acre site at Pontiac Lake and
Merry Roads, the Rev. Henry E.
Wrobbel repeated) this ee the accident on Orion road near Conclude With Banquet Dutton,
EAST LANSING—Michigan vez —
: panda ‘new confirmands. School. country y address, se crv ‘ce SUND, LY
| _-The Rev. Rabn’s talk in Roch. | Members of the. Confirmation _ eg 0 elena e Growers aA A
ee ee ees Stet | Clans 5 ws wn |
pupae prdbylgtereirte at | and beatoteee at the Lisson ‘Allege Voting Frauds month. eevee Many specialists from Michigan |
State University_are scheduled on’
the four-day program, Nov. 27-30,
at the Civic Auditorium.
Here are program highlights:
On Wednesday morning, sepa- ‘Mrs. Arthar Edmunds
cterge ot te ata in) Macomb County The Rev. Hunt extends a cordial
invitation to the.general public to| MT. CLEMENS # — Sdigsones
attend the oe oning Service. were served by state police in War- both services,
A graduate of Union Theological
Seminary, New York, he holds a
master's degree from Wayne State
University, He was a chairman of CLOTHES ’ FOR THE
wicw svar: Plan Projects SHORTTIME SPARTANS — Being welcomed
to one of Michigan State University’s agricultural _
short courses by the director, Vernon C. Larsen,
at right are Howard Storm of Lake Orion, Stuart
Hutchins of Rochester and Ronald Mecum of
Romeo. Howard and Ronald are attending un- ~+Churches and Social-Welfare, held the message committee for the
first National Conference of the ‘ren Township following an order
by Macomb County Circuit Court)
‘yesterday for a” Oné-man grand’ rate sessions on marketing and
processing crops are slated. The
der scholarships awarded.by the Orion State
Bank and the Romeo Savings Bank, respectively.
Classes, arranged for youths planning to make
farming their life work, place emphasis on lead-
ership training: Next short course starts in
January,
FB Women
Staff Named to Guide
March Camping, Search
for Eye Glasses , Your PTA Is Planning:.
Oakland Council Meeting;
Nike Film at Lee Brooks
A stimulating etkies is planned|which fold down from the wall)
tor Oakland County Delegates who and a stage will be used for the
lattend the Tuesday meeting of the |first time by the PTA. It has just]
Oakland County Council, which been completed. HOLLY — Plans for a spring)
camp event and an eye-glass proj-|
ect have been placed in the hands
of a new staff of officers by the
Women's Committee of the Oak-
land County Farm Bureau.
The women met recently at Mrs.
Frank Renshaw’s Baldwin road
home and elected the staff, with
Mrs. Otto Rexin of Farmington
as
Mrs, Hildred Hunt of Novi is
Parker of Rose Center is secre-
tary.
March 26 and 27 are the dates
of the camp a‘ Haven Hill near
Several hundred Christmas cards
are being given by members to
Pontiac State Hospital patients for
their mailing, along with postage
stamps, according to Mrs. Vina/
Smart,
share of the school taxes are being
meetings
ond Tuesday of each month gt the
Clarkston Community
with various groups taking turns
as hostess units. The Clarkston
ee
meeting, :
County Deaths / / Mrs. Ina May Marble /
‘HOLLY — Service for Mfs. Ina May Marble, 74, 225 Franklin St.,
Rose Center, who died Thursday
at the Hammond Rest Home, Fen-:.
ton, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at
the Bendle Funeral Home, with
_-burial in-Rose Center..Bern-in-On-- will be held at Donelson School, A th grade mothers will serve
business meeting conducted by the| refreshment
ipresident, Mrs. Alan Armstrong.
will precéde in barra | The first electric sign in the Clyle R. Haskill of the Pontiac} 1; nited States was hung by Miners
Safety Council has plans for 89\+.atre at 28th and Broadway in in Cleveland Jast November.
i Health’ will be his topic.
Two 20-Year-Olds Die
~\'When Car Misses Turn
old youths were killed last night, “The Church and Mental
Bishop Crowley's talk will be at
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church,
581 Hatchery road, at the 7:30
p-m. service. r
Leslie, Mich. (— Two 20-year-
when their car hit a tree after|
a mile- north of here.
Ingham County sheriffs’ officers
listed the dead as Robert Risner)
and Frank Wallen, both of whom)
lived on rural route 3, Stockbridge.
Sheriff's officers said the impact
\was so great that a dog riding in
the car was killed and the front)
fender of the car was pushed
against the back fender,
Dulles to Return to Desk
interesting safety eae He New York City and the year was weeks. Cement Forms
Orion Church Fund Drive Finances
Classrooms; Completion
Nearing
LAKE ORION — Nearing com-
| pletion, a structure of cement block Ten Township and St. Clair Shores,
double the size of the!
failing to mae a curve on U S. 127, \Onco Bible Church of Lake’ amended to include other areas in| Greenhouse men will meet | will nearly
108:
It will house six classrooms, a) Judge Quinn said he would start!
\kitchen and a nursery, with a widé,!
‘central corridor.
| George Crouch has been the he complaints of election irregu- chairman of the project.
The group has stretched an in-
vestment of about $10,000 to over |
Floors which will later be cov-| -
|ered with tile are being poured this
week.
The building fund was raised by started in Little and Big Bay De policy, new products for growers’
WASHINGTON (INS)—Secretary the church in offerings and has|Noc. Delta County commercial use and recent research. An eve-
of State John Foster Dulles plans’ been used on a pay-as-you-go basis fishermen expect the take to equal ning banquet will conclude the:
to return to his desk in about two according to the minister, The Rev. last year’s | double that amount,
| |
Marie Rundell. annual business meeting is fo be jury. ‘ by held in the afternoon,
subpoenas were issued es On Thursday, individual meet- ‘one-man grand juror Timothy C. ings are scheduled for potato, | ‘Quinn, circuit Judge of Lapeer and
ea counties. jgreenhouse, muck crop and truck |
As igrowers, Potato growers will hear
talks on production, harvesting,
‘the investigation, said they were storage, marketing, the potato chip
served to witnesses who have industry. legislation and outlook.
‘knowledge of alleged election ir-| At a Thursday morning session,
jregularities in the township. muck farmers will hear experi-
Judge Quinn said the grand jury Mental results and | recommenda- |
order limits the inquiry to Wa, (tions on fertilizing and soil man-
jagement. A panel of growers will)
but added that if further investiga- TePort on their successful opera-
‘tion. is needed, the order can be tons. i sistant Attorney General Eu-
igene Krasicky, assigned to head
{ ‘i
\the county. Thursday morning to discuss cul-
tura] developments and _market-
ing. In the afternoon, a tour of ©
greenhouses in the Grand | ‘taking testimony Nov. 2 and run’
10 hours a day, five days a week. ENTIRE
FAMILY ©
Bring. the family in! Out-
fit them from shoes to
hats — Terrific Savings!
GOODMAN'S DEPT. STORE 520 S. Seginaw
FE 2-2784
area is slated.
larities came from various home-
‘owner groups. Truck growers wil] meet Thurs
day afternoon to hear develop |
ments in agricultural chemicals, |
Fish Harvest Begins ‘irrigation equipment and produc |
ESCANABA (P—Harvesting of! On Friday. reports will be given!
|some 730,000 pounds of herring has on land resource development and
The run lasts four meeting.
‘or five weeks. |
jwill be accompanied by a police jy, 3999
officer from the Oakland County)
Sheriff's department, a =
of the Roa@ Commission,
officer of the Waterford omnteal) *" Foresee Need: for 47 Avon Schools
Police force.
This group will help to
strate several types of
PTA’s. These
will deal with
eatety previews: rounding area as a result of
A Round ‘rable Hiscunion and @ current rapid growth lies in the!
question and answer Period will schools.
follow. | Rochester’s public schools are
Waterford Township |part of a consolidated district
yhich is made up of 14 former William Austin Burt School PTA| “ch “6 mde ME ° school districts. met for the first/ time Thursday! j were consolidated evening in the school with Philip balance in 1962
Meacham, :president, presiding. .
Meacham reporftei on the recent! This district covers approxi-
conference of PTA presidents,| mately 60 sqnare miles around
school principals and school execu-' Rochester, from South boule-
tives at which time they discussed,| vard to Predmore road on either
“Why Attend PTA.” side of Rochester road. It main-
Some ¢f the things to be gain. | ‘lus = fleet of 23 buses.
ed, Meacham reported, are the
opportunity to meet the parents
of your children’s friends, and to
become better acquainted with
area is reflected directly in the
school enrollment, In October,
|1950, total enrollment was 1,690. The first five.
in 1949, the
Population growth in this big)
the their teachers. A feeling of be-
longing is also established and
it offers an to learn
teaching techniques.
/Committee chairmen appointed than doubled, according to Supt.
Donald C. Baldwin.
The district maintains a staff of
140 teachers, nine administrators, This October it was 3,504,. more]. bus drivers. The current budget!
for operation is 1. 150,000.
* *
School weiaees include eight
elementary, serving kindergarten
through the sixth grade; one junior
high and one senior high school.
A building program authorized by
include Carl Wagner, budget and
finance; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moses,
hospitality; Dr. and Robert W.
Albrecht, membership; Mrs. Ralph
Bergemann, mental health; Mrs.
Richard Raber, program; Mrs.
Earl Bright, room mothers; Mrs.
Max Coleman and Mrs. Raymond
L._ Cole, publicity; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hodges, social; Mrs. Jack Pilgrim Club Slates
Thanksgiving Meal
METAMORA — Newly elected
officers of the Pilgrim Club are:
president, Mrs. Edna Burnham;/
DeLorge, sunshine and Lester
Carlson, ways arid means. >
A money-making project fs plan-
ned for Dec. 1. The Dec. 13 meet- ‘tell; secretary, Mrs. Janette Schen- vice-president, Mrs. Florence Fish-
kel; treasurer, Mrs. Marta Snover.
Mrs. Schenkel succeeds Mrs.
Gladys Hallenbeck as _secretary; “DONALD C. BALDWIN
the voters in February, 1954, fs
now being completed. Its cost
totals $2,950,000 and includes addi-
tions to the Hamlin and Goodison ing will be the annual as en es the others weit re-elected: Schools, Township Gaining on Problem ‘arous“ochost| One of the biggest problems | 20 custodians, 11 secretarial posi- great credit for the way they have
faced: by Rochester and its sur- tions, 25 cafeteria employes and 2 25| faced up to our big school prob-
“They seem to be
aware of it, and of the fact that
our greatest period of growth ap- lem,” he said.
parently still lies ahead of us.
* * *
_Oer regional planning com-
k it P rs] for
the school board to secure any |
property needed for schoo] sites
before new subdivisions are ap- +
. Our mew Rochester
Community School Study Coancil |
is still working on its basic or
ganization and soon will name
committees to study curriculum,
teacher welfare, finances and
buildings.
* * ¢
for our new buildings, the people
operation. This makes a_ total
school tax of $23 a thousand on
the equalized valuation. Our in-
creasing population means that “In addition to approving funds, ICrash Kills L. L. Ishan |
REED CITY w—An auto accl-;
dent has caused the death of Law-
son L. Ishan, 25, of Lansing. He.
died in Reed City Hospital Thurs-
when his car overturned as he
Work on the new gymnasium [four miles east of Baldwin. His’
‘thon practices, 4 aos
day of injuries received Wednesday fT
tried to pass another car on US-10, | Your Watch
—— $450 e Rapviated
Expansion
Watch Bands Ledies’ — Men's
Special a | 95
Georges-Newports
and a four-room addition to the |@Tandson, Raymond Geselman,
high school now is under way. jsuffered only minor injuries. t
An eight-room addition to the = Samer aa 7 lewelry Dept.
North Hill Elementary School
also is being coinpieted.
A new Christian Hills Elemen-
tary School is being planned for
a site just north of Crooks road)
and east of Adams. This will be
a seven-room, plus multi-purpose |
Lroom building whieh will help to.
relieve crowding in some buildings |
in the village.
One phase of the building pro |
gram of which Supt. Baldwin hax
| been particularly pleased has beer
ithe law rate of interest the district.
'has had to pay for its bonds. The:
i first issue pays only 2.02 per cent
and the remainder 2.92 per cent.
have voted an extra five mills for! The school district's equalized |
valuation totals $39,490.000, |
which figures The two youths died together as| *"4@ a short time with the Robin- the car Delmar drove left the road s0Ong in Onaway, He was born
three miles south of Onaway,| heTe-
knocked over an eight-inch tree,’ Also surviving are four sisters,
jumped 70 feet, over a fence, and/Mrs. Lucile Irelan, and Mrs. Flora
rolled over. i, Irelan, both of Clarkston, Beatrice
Apother cousin in 2 car fellew- _ of Pontiac end Haten South
if iof Onaway, and two brothers, Wil-
[ollgrgeelag emay foms qevet liam Jr., and Evert, with the US. | | the Hilliker ear pulled away Army in Germany.
| ahead of him. L Hl El i li ; = hi + * T hi
P ackivin mad ved with ms ste" Pontiac Township St. here, and at a farm home, f |
| e
leach or several winks, whale be| H §
cach for several weeks, waite be ZONE Hearing Set Oxford High School. _.
Se ee DETROIT EDISON
STOCKHOLDERS’ INFORMATIONAL MEETING
2:00 p.m. Monday
November 19, 1956
at the
Masonic Temple, Detroit
This meeting provides an opportunity for
Detroit Edison stockholders to become ac-
--tonff ----quainted-with-management-and-to-receive +
up-to-the-minute reports on the affairs of wi yin 4 carn) maeny for’ the nae a “aiid ee pkcooiah ai
the company. | itrip north to live with his mother, changes of the township's zoning
: 4 Mrs. O: inson ray, | 4 |
Ail stocktbabders (ere! eurdially avid sen 2c) eee cee eeseiet fom Dec. Ur eh ee ome it : i. :
1 Soil Checks Used
«, by-Lapeer Farmers
Almost all Lapeer County farm-
ers entitled to soil bank checks for
not raisi hav ved Ts
nt resing exe eve wee) Ticket Sales them before learning of an extra-, fon ee Assure Success
It all bad taken part, about Of Concerts 350 farmers would have netted | aon
| am extra $25,000, by turning in HOLLY — Tickets now are being,
$100 for $105 im grain at support distributed for the 1956-57 Holly-|
| price. ‘Fenton Area Community Concert|
f | Oats were purchased by many Association programs. Several hun-
| * * *
| Change from residential to com-,
‘mercial zoning is planned for part)
vard, at Snellbrook - road,
_ Sparks-Griffin
FUNERAL HOME
“Thoughtful Service” |
46 Williams St.’ Phone FE 2-584]
24-Hour Ambulance Service
with resales at the higher, current /©®0ugh to guarantee its success.
price. |
Oxford Club “ . os . : md number jis on Ja ;
to Mark Birthday “ih Elwin Stefte, at the "Holly
‘Elementary School, and the clos-
of Mozart ‘ing number is at the same place
OXFORD — The 200th anniver- ers Male Quartet.
sary of Mozart's hirth will be eele-
Eras aso Flmon Mas Slated at Waterford Brown.
Russel! Grinnell of Birmingham
whose life-long hobby has been a WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
study of the great master, will be “Martyred Men’ a motion picture
the speaker. Henry Dahl, baritone. dealing with the death of five
will sing two arias from Mozart young missionaries in the jungles
operas, and Mrs. A. Robert Har- of Ecuador, will be shown at 7 30
rison, soprano, will sing a short pm. Sunday at the Lakeland Unit-
individual song. David Rogers will ed Presbyterian Church, at the in-
play an example of chamber music tersection of Maceday Lake and
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DURING THIS ONCE-A-YEAR EVENT! Shop now, select now, SAVE NOW! . . . at Leonard’s. Avoid
the “Christmas Crowds,” have a much better choice of gifts
__and save, too. You'll find a gift fer-everyone on your gift list
at Leonard's .. . and, at prices you'll have to see Yo believe.
All famous nationally-advertised names, too! So don’t wait,
come in foday ... make your selections and place them in
~ Layaway
~ YOU NAME IT! WE HAVE IT! * Diamonds * Men’s and =
* Pearls ’ Women’s Shovers ie
_ & Silverware * Handbags ra
* Stainless Steel _,. ® Portable TV-Radio
Tableware Combinations
+ Comeras {All $e WEBCOR Hi-Fi
Types) Sets
* Small Appliances * Hostess Pieces
* Wrist Watches * Radios and
% Signet and Dinner Portables rst _ & Deep Fryers |
% Costume Jewelry % Glassware
* Lighters. * Holloware :
3 Sate his. cousin, Delmar Hilliker, 20, of AUEY-. 4
nant PONTIAC -TOWNSHIP=The Pon: |”
-Witams Lake—roade -
dato _ - + THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,'1956 ‘
MEMORIES — Millard Filmore
(of a section with 143-foot frontage was president when Mrs. Margaret
lon Opdyke. read, and a lot. with. Schmucker,-of Seuth Holland, IL, --.—.
'100-foot frontage on Walton boule- was born and when the Civil War
jbegan, she Was just entering her
| ‘teens. She nursed Union wounded
jat Dixon, Ill. Above, she cuts the
cake celebrating her 106th birthday
— )
SAVOY
MOTEL
| taking advantage of the exchange, dred have been sold in advance, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
$8.00 Single
$10.00 Double.
Some single and
double rooms. still
available at weekly
rates.
on March 14, given by the Serenad- 1V—Redio—Air-Conditioned
Telephone
120 S$. Telegraph Road
Ph. FE 5-9224 - [Films of Europe
__Jim Helman and Dan show film strips. of their recent)
trips abroad; All young people of
thé*community are invited to at- Luther League to See County Births ;
|
‘tend the function. Rechester
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The = oe ae
Luther League will gather at 6:30) : AL. LT | y oo & new. oa “iasela :
p.m, Sunday for a supper meeting. | Coal has been found in 90 per David. “Grandparents are aaa Prank +
|Thomases | Birmingham.
otesiecegaae
Carter wilj'cent of Montana's counties. -
Idento -Tag
Time
- Again! Every fall, with the regularity “of léaves falling from the
trees, comes the annual Vet-
eran’s Automobile Key Chain
Idento-Tag fund drive.
The following information is reproduced from the latest report
received from The National Better Business Bureau:
“During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1954 (latest on which
figures-are-available), the Idento-Tag campaign office received
$4,762,833.19 from its Idento-Tag appeal. The net proceeds of
the Veterans’ organization wére $1,069,411.82, or 22.4% of the
total collected.
Also reported is the following, which comes as a shock to many:
“Funds are reportedly used to pay salaries of service officers;
no direct financial aid is given to veterans or their families.
The Post Office department has ruled that their “appeal” is just
another case of unordered. merchandise and that as such the
recipient-is-net-obligated-to pay for it. - ee
BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD
of the
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce
Waldron Hotel Bldg. Phone FE 5-6148
Hoy “ ‘ Se
For the price ofa —
clothes post*
you can dry 80 loads’.
SEE YOUR DEALER OR DETROIT EDISON ~ of clothes in anelectric
| dryer. And you'll never
have to struggle with
tedious ldashioned line drying again. Smart
and thrifty homemakers
know how to...
Live Better... Electrically
*Based on an average price of $4.00
Eutered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Se ein ng *, — =
Dewspaper’ as well as all AP news Pdispete itches. tp this
Parss is delivered by carrier for 40 cent
is not available by mai be Se Poin — Laorer of ana
His mr Soe ; ele
bo ap ag and all The’ ‘unit ited hates
year. All mall er comene parable in advance
oe “pontiac PE 2-818
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU. OF CIRCULATIONS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1956
‘Guatemala Reports : on Benefits of U.S. Aid
To the Government of Guatemala
goes the distinction of being the first
to report.on how much benefit it
obtained from $40,000,000 in aid
_ from the United States.
Since 1954 aid was extpadad - a
Guatemala after its successful
ouster of its Communist-domi-
nated government. A few days
ago Guatemala’s President Cas-
TILLo Armas decided the Ameri-
cafi people should be told how
the money received from Wash-
ington has helped.
x * *
To that end he chose JorGe ARE-—
~ $20,000,000. worth of t feodstutts
- and relief supplies. He also has
» ordered ‘the Refugee Relief Ad-'
ministration to make ision
for admission -te—the-
5,000 of the estimated 20,000
Hungarians who have filed their
Other nations are responding simi-
larly. The free world is rallying
around these stricken Hungarians in
the only way that it can at this
time. This aid, of course, can only
ease their plight a little.
Everyone will hope that our Immi-
gration Department will cut red tape
to a minimum to facilitate the entry
_of these refugees.
- Women and Voting- +Of the millions of American wom-
en who voted November 6, many
that there are 11 countries - which
still deny the franchise to their sex.
This point was brought out in
a memorandum on the political
status of women by U. N. Secre-
_tary....{ Not only is it a reminder to fem-
inine voters of their heritage but
of the debt they owe to those
women who waged the long
fight for equal suffrage.
Countries still refusing to enfran-
- chise women are Switzerland, Liech-
tenstein, San Marino, Afghanistan,
Cambodia, Iran, Iraq, Joraan, Laos,
Libya and Paraguay. Last year
_ Egypt admitted women to vote but et
“no doubt will be surprised to learn ©
“ “THOU SHALT LOVE THE LORD THY 00 |
Go WITH ALL THY HEART, AND WITH ALL
THY SOUL, AND WITH ALL THY MIND
© THIS 1S THE FIRST AND GREAT COM-
Oy MANDMENT*
— V4 77 22 IT38
ates, his former minister of econo- Still bars them from public office. In Days of All, Faiths
Royalty’s Patron Saint Was Queen my and a close adviser, to visit the _
United States. ARENALSs was in-
structed to report to the American
people in addresses in five cities, on
what their assistance has done for
Guatemala. That government also
has circulated pamphlets in this
country telling of the economic
development of Guatemala.
* * *
As pointed out in the pamphlet,
the new Liberation Government of
President CasTILLo Armas found the
Guatemalan public administration
and finances demoralized. The
national economy was gravely weak-
ened by the policies of the Commu- _
nist-dominated ArBEenz regime and
the unrest it had provoked.
{ “The Government with sub-
stantial technical and financial
assistance from the U. S.,” says
the pamphlet, “undertook an
emergency works program, in-
cluding one major road construc-
tion project —the Pacific Slope
Highway.” |
_ Also undertaken were a number of
lesser road improvements, comple-
tion of the Roosevelt Hospital. in
Guatemala City, construction of 878
units of low cost housing and 391
schoolrooms. Other projects includ-
ed four hospitals, 15 health centers,
123 miscellaneous buildings and
water or sewer for 74 localities.
* * *-
These emergency efforts sub-
stantially eased the economic
situation and provided a good
_intreduction to the longer range .
program outlined by the ARMAS:
regime. Of this program Presi-
dent ArMas has said “we have
put into operation a carefully
~ studied, well rounded program ~
which we hope will open the
malans.” :
If other countries made such gra- Haiti and Monaco women can vote
only in local elections. But in 1958
Haiti plans to allow tiem the full
ballot.
Among leaders in the long fight
for equal suffrage in this country
were ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, SUSAN
B. ANTHONY and Lucretia MoOtTrT,
They played prominent parts in the
first Womari Suffrage Convention. at
Seneca Falls, N. Y. in 1848.
Actually it is only 36 years
since the 19th Amendment to our
Constitution giving women the
ballot, became operative. In that
period generations have come to
voting age without realizing they
—are—exercisinga_relatively new ___her. Once in a time of famine
eae
Assassination Target
Tough Commie
Kadar Trying to Restore
Peace in Hungary
By JOHN H. MARTIN
INS Foreign Director
Janos Kadar, the Hungarian who is try-
ing to restore peace in his homeland
under Mos¢ow guidance, is a tough Com-
munist.
He is a ripe target for assassination.
His whereabouts-is not even certain. If
he is in Budapest, he is in the Parliament
building which is ringed with Soviet tank
crews.
This homegrown Hungarian Red is
44 years old, has dark, thinning hair,
a cleft chin, and a built-in hatred
of other Communists who preceded
him in the Soviet policy that littered
the Budapest streets with a carpet of
dead and wounded.
His bitterness toward old “comrades”
in the party does not make Kadar a
mellow person. Available accounts show
that he is.a firm supporter, puppet*that
he is, of the Soviet slaugoter of his
—_ countrymen.
Here is a man “who suffered. years of .
imprisonment by his comrades in the
+-—_____—-deors- to-a- “better” A _---party—-and-who-now--hopes—he-ean—drep-—
a net over -all Hungarians.
Kadar has been defeated at every turn
of his maneuvering.
cious acknowledgement to our people .yagy’s PROMISE
and if the money were as well used, In the first part of the agony that is
BY DR. HOWARD V. HARPER
The patron saint of queens is
St. Elizabeth of Hungary, herself
a queen. The number of royal
ladies who come under her pro-
tection has so greatly diminished
since Elizabeth's time (13th cen-
tury) one wonders what a patron
saint will do when his category
becomes extinct.
Perhaps if monarchs through
the ages had always been as
dedicated as Elizabpeth to the
welfare of their subj-cts, there
would be more of them on thrones
today. Her benefactions to her
people were so grat they some-
times brought criticism upon
she gave away so much food the _
royal household itself was in
danger of starvation. There
were periods When she fed as
many as 900 people daily at the
castle gate.
Elizabeth was concerned, too,
about the sick. She founded two
hospitals, in which she often tended
the patients herself. making their
beds and feeding them with her
own hands. She was particularly
drawn to those whose condition
was so repulsive no one.else could
bear to look after them. It is
because of her devotion to extreme
eases of illness that many hos-
pitals today are named St. Eliza-
beth's. :
The story’ of Elizabeth's love
and marriage is a story of child-
hood romance, on2 of the most
beautifal in history or literature.
Betrothed to Ludwig, son of the
King of Thuringia, when
she was four and Ludwig was H,
she was brought at once to her
future husband's home, where:
the two grew up together. In-
. stead of the brother-sister at-
titude that might have been
expect>d to develop in such a
relationship, these two were
sweethearts from the time they
met. As soon as Ladwig reached
the age of 21 they were married.
The marriage lasted, however,
only six years. Ludwig, like nearly
all kings and noblemen in those
times, went on one of the Crusades
to liberate Palestine from the
_Mohammedans but never reached
the Holy Land. One of the plagues
so common in medieval Europe
struck him down en route, When
Elizabeth heard of Ludwig's death,
__she made provision for their three
children and then, on Good Friday.
1228, took the vows of the Order of
foreign economic aid, would have Hungary a professor-type premier, Imre §. Francis.
much stronger support in this coun-
try. -
Aid for Hungarians
Earth’s free peoples have reacied
as cpuld be expected to the savage
brutality of Russia’s answer to the
Hungarian people’s demand for free-
dom and their own kind of govern- .
ment.
The United Nations, with U. S.
representatives playing a prominent
part, has given voice to the conscience
of mankind. So far the Russians
have blocked the UN effort to send
‘investigators to Hungary but they
have permitted some Red Cross sup-
ply convoys to enter that country.
‘ . * * *
American reaction to the situa- Le
(tow: has been swift:-and:
“a vague promise of frée-¢i
far, the: tiiajority of ‘the Mungasied pope = President . has offered.
‘the victims of Rubsian savagery °
B
jes ; s "| 1
i [ey :. \ , ¥ : “
: * oe : / wee |Z ; a Nagy, had a chance of restoring order
because he promised to negotiate the
withdrawal of Soviet troops.
In the United Nations_the Soviet dele-_
gate in a vague answer to pressing queries
said that. negotiations were proceeding.
Then a reinforced Soviet tank team
—an estimated 200,000 tr:ops in all
— Choirs from Flint t analJt: termed the use of intoxicating The fourth agen of the Philoptohos' Society are as-jtroit and ‘Wandering Treveers I _ 4 rs. , Detroi n CHURCH , ‘Pontiac will render special music. reaper ‘by teenagers a chief cause Archbishop Samuel Stritch of Chi- so with the weekend celebra- ghey +. Weltér pan. } SUBJECT F FOR SUNDAY HH F uz a crime. i ae . Harri ‘hi Le
—— S|, CS SeTeny WOE PET teed ond Het te majortly cago. aieo 7 sieges =~ The Rev. Dr: Achilles A. Singris|tor, states the public is invited to}}j “SOUL AND BODY” = Drayton Plains, Michigan phe y moeyerdicheadar ratty yd by hl a harmon dy 1 pastor ofthe local church. aitend, i ‘ \
W. J, Tesuwtssen, Jr. Paster __@/ Randle, state missionary; . Let.[of cases handied 8 Office in-|left for e. ; co Services and ’ Reading Room ij a
Bible School 943 am q tie. Wrighten, Mrs. L. G, Glenn, jvolved reagan —— pera that! The cardinals ve the capi- » Sunda aay i School 2 East Lawrence Street : wou ee a 4\Mrs. Ester Kidd and Elder Wil- n every icat- tal to attend the ‘Convoca- i : Deonae . It AM qliam Keith Lane, all of Detroit; |i"g liquors played a part in the|tion of the Catholic — of a. THE SALVATION ARMY | | eh Evening ll AM. to § oe PM.
Youth Groups ...... 190 BM. q/Mrs, Mary H. Woods ot Pontiac crimes they comniitted. United States. . (CITADEL) } Service 8 PM. Friday to 9 PM.
oe an POL and Mrs, Frank Smith of Flint. ! ;
< Proves end Study ” I Elder Major 3, Watkins, pastor 29 W. Lawrence Street i. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ; siates this will be @ special build 5 Scat : tte tte tte te tent. » tn tte. ' ' :
cage Bee Hanan Seheek—¥:45 A.M. Youth People's Logon—6 P.M. t "HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS
be CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH x Adult Classes | : Rote Te Ae eet OO EE RATES STAN. CRT “TELEVISION —
and Mt, Re ge at - Bs | Epatiee.. Thursday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P. M. . aii 800 ke _ SUNDAY —9-30 A.M. j
«someon Otten = — Sram sat Sin oie 6 eatin oe : Hace AM. a
‘RIGHT —
TI TE PONTI ae PRESS,
eae oe See ee ge ee oe ge a a ae
3 é : ‘ 3 ‘
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1, 1956"
\
Ike Endorses Pre- Cl ristmas = Bible Readi
|
Se [oe seee. Plen Designed oe. we Lan o | The Unity Church of Oakland
The Common Service 11:00 a.m. ,County will hold Holy Communion
‘for All Faiths
i Sunday School .... 1000 a.m. | Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock
i lservice. Mrs. Blanche Joki will be
lin charge. Sunday School will be)’ People Across World
CALVARY ‘held at the same time in the rooms to Join in Daily Stud ' MISSIONARY CHURCH = fat Tit: N. Saginaw street. F N 22 AN 25 | 4 a Midway—at Sanford |} at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, another rom Nov. 22 to Dec.
:: Morning Worship ........11:00- A.M. [ session of the class on ‘Let Their
Brent anceday” Dey ef Prager | Be Light” will be held. This is an More than 15,000,000 Americans
; Cortening ot 10:00 A. M. interpretation of the Old Testa~ and millions in 40 countries are
— — ment, taken from the book by; t+expected to join this year in
. Elizabeth Sand Turner.
Maine Curbs Beer Ads
-In-Maine the-State..Liquor Com:
(Bees has ordered brewers to
remove their outdoor advertising
in towns that are dry by choice of
ithe electorate. The order came
after the Commission noted that a FIRST. s PRESBYTERIAN | West Huron at Wayne
Rev. W. BR. Marbach
age gE. se Aucharé
Rev. G. £. Hershe
WORSHIP SERVICES
9:30 end 11 A.M.
CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 end 11 A.M. ‘taken a splurge of outdoor and
‘highway advertising in the dry
towns,
The longer potatoes are stored,
they become,
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN | 46 NORTH ROSELAWN Sunday School . 1
Morning Message by the Paster, il a. a epeeel Muste
Men's rtet
7:00 p. 2 — tec Christian Temperance Highlights
From Mea, Wm. Bradley, music
Prayer and “Binte 8 y, Thursday, 7:30 at the Church Lanor SHAFER, pastor
Pe
*
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD ; : 25 East Boulevard—South of Lookout
9:45 Sunday School 10:45 Morning Service ithe brewing industry had” under: =
the less mealy and the soggier
Fi 7:30 Evening Service
RM. Eagene Rameey, Minister Gen. Offices: Anderson, Ind.
Sunday Morning .. CHURCH OF CHRIST 87 patevene
Sunday Evening... cele ... 6:00 P. M.
Saturday Vocal Music Lessons
and Song Drill .............. sposeenceso UR ULaL
FE 7-0226 FE 5-1993 . 22:45 A.M.
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COLLECTING FOR BASKETS — Young people of the Youth
=| ’ Fellowship of the First Christian Church are bringing canned.
| goods, cabbage, cauliflower, cranberries, chickens, cookies, cakes,
| carrots, apples, butter, bread, pickles and pé@tatoes to the -ehureh.-
Next week they to speck in ees ae for the needy.
‘Country Ch — Plans Thanksaiving,
N ew Parish Buildings
St. Mary's of the Hills was start-
ed as a parochial mission of All
Saints Episcopal Church of Pon-
tiac under the missionary zeal of
the . Ivol I, Curtis, the former
rector, nearly five years ago Lake Angelus and northern Pon
tiac.
tev These women became very
church and
The first class Wi waentedt held their first lawn festival three
¢ first class Was presented for years ago. This summer over 300
‘confirmation by the Rev. Mr. Cur- attended the festival.
tis in 1952. As the mission grew by leaps
At that time the tiny church, and bounds, it was able in Feb-
which’ is located near Lake Orion ruary, 1956, to become a_ full-
in a beautifully wooded setting, had fledged parish under the Diocese
just a handful of people. of Michigan, with a total member-
ship of 250 people.
There are 220 communicants and
115 families in the parish. George
‘tHodges ts senior warden:
/Dodge, junior warden; Dr. Daniel tive workers for the
Today the need is for a larger
| Central Methodist Rev. Milten H. Bank, D. D., Minister — Sunday School
Dr. Bank, Preaching
(Broadcast over WPON 11:00 A. M.) oe ee ee eee eens
Morning Service .........!....
“Thanksgiving—a Key to Abundance” Calvin ©. Rice, B. D., Asst,
9:45 A.M.
10:45 A. M. McGeen, secretary and
Titus is treasurer.
The Rev. Mr. Hamm, who was
graduated from Yale University
Divinity Schoo] in 1951, was or-
dained in Hartford, Conn., April
25, 1934.
He served as assistant rector at
Christ Church Cranbrook and was
rector of St. Joseph Episcopal
Church, Detroit, for 1C years.
He is chairman of the Oakland
|County Chapter of the American
|Red Cross and is a member of the
iMasonic lodge, DAC and Clergy ( reorge
| Rangler Club.
Minister
CHURCH .:. NAZARENE 60 STATE STREET
Kenneth A. Hutchinson
11:00 A.M. — MORNING WORSHIP
7:30 P.M. — EVENING WORSHIP Arthur Hubbs
Minister of Music
Local Group to Hear.
Beth EI Executive
A Irving I. Katz, executive secre-
a tary of Temple Beh El] of Detroit.
‘will address the Men's Club of
Temple Beth Jacob at a 6:30 din-
Plans call for the enlargement ner meeting Tuesday at the Wal-
of the present building on the two gron Hotel.
and one-half acres of the former
Scripps estate, for a parish house | REV. WM. C. HAMM
building. This little nucleus,
handful of people wanting
church, now looks forward to
results of their efforts.
* * *
sf and for the building of a new par- His subject will be ‘Jews on the spiritual ministrations in disaster, follows: Isaiah 55:1-13; Lak
‘ Guest Speaker at Both Services: LEWIS NOVOTNEY ish adjacent to Ps oresert a Michigan Scene with Special Ref- in Public Schools isituations; civil defense and rural pages son 1: 1-28; aeNe f ~
. Sunday School. 9:45 A.M. — Youth Groups. 6:20 P.M. ing. erence fo Pontiac.” Seminar Sub ject clergymen and churches, mass bur-| 4:99.51; John 3:1-36; John 4:1-38; [-
| The Rev. William C. Hamm, rec-| Mr. Katz was graduated from jals, identification of dead, rebur-| Jon 15:1-27 and John 17:1-28, LUTHERA
\tor of the parish, came to the little Spencerian Business College and EAST LANSING—The place of ial; origin and spread of commu-| . ‘
= Sea = lchurch in the hills which in pre-,Western. Reserve. University in religion in the public schools will ™S™: Panic prevention and con. Readings continue with Lae
'vious years had teen used as a Cleveland, Ohio. He also attended be considered by a seminar at the er and-pians-for-evacuation and. 8:1.21; Acts ATE; SRCnane CHURCHES
2 | schoolhouse, law school at Western Reserve. (Conference on Religious Oppor- shelter. |8:1-39; Romans 12:1-21; 1 Corin-
E ] Ba s Ch h He worked along with the early In 1941, he founded and was the tunities in Week-Day Education at! .* fe ‘thians 13:1-13; Philippians 4:1-23; 1 MISSOURI SYNOD
mmanwe urc lorganizers, helped those who hadifirst president of the National As-| Michigan State University, Nov, 26- Other “subjects will be: Protec- Hebrews 11:1-40: Like 10:23-42: ;
no church of their own to find sociation of Temple Secretaries. He 27. The. Michigan Council of = = vital _fecords and docu- Luke 11:1-17; Luke .12:22-34; Luke ;
Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. peace in the quiet restfulness of is now serving as honorary pfesi-’Churches is sponsoring the confer- ments; warning and communica- 15-110; Luke 1:1-23; Luke 1:24-39; GR ACE
the church and its surroundings. dent, ence. Vee creer wate Luke 1:39-56; Luke 1:57-80 and on PEVUAULT
. ILOLORIC cnemicé are;
Departmentalized Sunday School tor All Ages | Seon strong groups were or- ._ * ae: ee organization for self - help in Chettmas take 2h Corner Genesee and Glendale
. . | ganized such as St. Mary's Guild, | Dr. Irving E. Gordon is Aaivnan! oes asa coordinator fo churches and institutions; the na- (west eine)
Auditorium comprised of Oxford and Lake of the dinner and progr am, e MSU activities in the church- ture and characteristics of our ad- Richard C. Stuckmeyer, Pastor
‘ related field, reports the seminar versary and the church and civil as erm 0 n Orthodox
Bible Class wil] consider (1) the opportunities getense education. aon oe ana as: for moral and ethical teaching in| There j C f H Id unday tat 9 ALM, | I y I ' s no charge for tuition.
10:00 A. M. FIRS METHODIS ecaent wubiects Ce poigeely ithe! Accommodations are available. at) on erence e ond 11 A.M.
8. Saginaw St. at Judson Paul T. Hart, Pastor neha of ec and ° “ere ye beeen In an historic first official oa ST
: La making available to teachers infor- ference, 30 representati { six:
“Tithing in the Old Testament” vearey 10200 A. M. MORNING SERVICE mation and courses on basic Ju- ‘Conference paeeiee Eastern Orthodox Charch dineces of. TRINITY
| | WHAT OUR RELIOION BEALLY,PQEE,FOR Use [den Chri cote ep te” Member Will Speak —_—_|met mst week tear New York to] Aster Am Jl . ee. ! in teachin a ee (EAST SIDE)
Broadcast Over WCAR 10:15 - 10:45 A.M. 11:15 A. M. CHURCH SCHOOL | vs» | aS ee : ; ie The Rev. Versile D. Bentley,|ian Education programs. Rev. Ralph C. Claus
S . ; 6:15 P.M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Major seminar speaker will be’ .cretary of the endowment fund) They agreed to begin strengthen. | Sunday School .... 9:45 A.M
11:00 A. M 7:30 P. M. EVENING SERVICE Rey thom s J. eS \committee of the Detroit } Methodist ing. their Sunday School work by.} First Service a 8:30 A M. : ~ M, FILM: “STRANGER IN THE HOUSE” olstees: only petite = ae ‘Conference, will speak at 10 a.m,|setting up~ advisory--cooperative | second Service N00. M.
PP , Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer —— 7:30 P. M. lodist Church, Nashville Ten Sunday in the First Methodist/committees. on curriculum, publi- ee
Who Can Be a Christian?’ Series on “God's Plan of the Ag | 7, enn. | Church, His topic will: be ‘What/cations and information and to —— —_——— —_ a — | ” Our Religion Really Does for Us."|sponsor annually a cénference on
: . | The United States Treasury will; At the Sunday evening service|Christian education of the Eastern! ST. PAUL
‘receive more than $100,000,000 this| scheduled for 7:30 the film,.*‘Stran-|Orthodox Churches,
E 7:30 P. M COLUMBIA AVENUE | xyear for grazing and timber rights|ger in the House” will be shown.) They also laid plans 1 . pectvaiee Towa : 4 : " (a neticoal *| so plans for publi) (NORTH SIDE) , 7 - BAPTIST. CHUR CH z in national forests. The public is invited. cations of a common Christian ed-/ Geerpe Mebeos fee
lew ain ucation manual‘to be prepared in’ ( ler, Pastor
Why the Blessed Hope Is a [ZION CHURCH of NAZARENE | cca ivine hace" Mamie, Sree «1045 A Blessed Hope” 64 West Columbia Ave, 0 education activities have een] giags scheot
= es p _ 239 East Pike a | independent of one another. av vse+ O90 A.M.
Another in a series of messages On Bible Prophecy as it relates Sundey School Ee aS 9. 45 A.M. ; cS 1 ESS scee —— . — — —n
to the world" situation today; and to the events of the, end Morning Worship ese ee 7. 17:00 A.M, Bible School oe ew wee 10:00 a.m. “The LITT CHUR een eee mee
of time . B. T. U. wrens 6:30 P.M. ! Morning Worship. 11:00 a.m e E cH with the
3 Dr. Tom Malone, Pastor, Soe] cat mews TOE | Y th Se -. 6: j aw ‘= me ‘ j ; : | ‘ ne .
amd ihe eee or ‘Au se Wed. Prayer Meeting : 22: 30 P.M. , ou tvice...... 6:45 p.m. || “Morning Worship oo. 405---ee-ssdescaenee Tee if va ~ ‘ 2 ‘6 de ee ee eee Tee Tee ee ees er es
fl : Veices> si Ae eh i ‘Eyangelistic.......-: 4:20 pm. LFF beeches Ree abe iss a3 - ate: AH. MULLINS, Pawnee ee Phone #8 5 4ab9: iSBeHt K. Noss, fy Brae ‘out Family to Sunday school... 2)) Fe AES «
= ~ “ r vn oP Pasior © sy dean ee
|, . Affiliated With Southern Baptist Convention : Come and Test Our Welcomet THE. -PILGRIM HOLINESS” pais —— BALD ' . ae : WIN at FAIRMOUNT 5 E. C. SWANSON, Pastor
ait « - t 5 - i . i x P* , a - of 5
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eh aaa, eee a. % (vas kite —— es * = se = Soar é in [\. ! eee ee aise { Orion people, and the Lake An-
gelus Guliid with members from
ac- reading identical passages of the
giving Day and Christmas, it was,
announced by the American Bible |
Society, sponsor of
| Bible Reading. a
The program, now —in—its—duth
year, began during World War [1
when a lonely Marine on Guadal-
canal asked his family to read|
the same Bible passage with him}
family together spiritually.
_ Theme for this year’s read-
“Ing, “The Bible Speaks Today,” |
was selected by representatives
et over 50 denominations. The |
society does not suggest any
particular version of the Bible
to be used and no note ner
comment appears on the read:
ing lists.
| The reading lists are published
evens ree eee joa bookmarks which are dis-
will add the perishable items. Shown are Chris Cucksey of Pensa- (tributed without charge by the
cola drive, vice president; Don McColl of Dwight street, president;. { society.
Mary Alice Kissick of Myrtle avenue, treasurer; Donald Morgan 1
of Waterford, past president and Bob Price of Waterford, secretary. Bible Society, 450 Park
|New York -22, N. Y.
IKE IS CHAIRMAN
President Eisenhower ¥
lAlcoho! Costly
in North Dakota, |
Statistics Prove |tioe te spdeort. Ins among the sponsors.
sage to the society,
Fifty per cent of the divorces Fisenhower says:
granted tn North Dakota each year __,, . _
are caused by alcoholism, accord- The Bible is endorsed by
ing to figures just released by thé ages. Our civilization is
North Dakota State Alcoholism UPon its words
Commission. is hon-
are
Sermon Topics Gift of Stained Glass
Window, in Memory
of Daughter the
“In no other book is there
ad
Commissioner Bernard Larson
adds that the annual divorce rate
is a minimum estimate. Because The Thanksgiving theme will be
observed in both mornirig worship of alcoholism-caused divorces, Lar-} such a collection of inspired
wisdom, reality and hope. It
describes the condition of man
and the promise of man with Bible each day between Thanks- ~
f
Worldwide |
at the Waldron Hotel
DR. ROY Gt USTAFSON__
The Christian Men‘s Club will
yeach day as a means of tying the hear Dr. Roy Gustafson of St.
Monday noon
Dr. Gus-
tatsoh’— teacher,-evangelist and
lecturer,- is currently holding
Bible Study classes at the First
Baptist’ Church, Petersburg, Fla.
——— |
Alcohol Big Factor
Requests for bookmarks that
may be addressed to American joase five hours of an officer's time
Ave., for the arrest and the sentencing ‘in Seattle Arrests
In Seattle the Washington Times
reports that 70 per cent of ail
arrests in Seattle involve alcohol,
statistics show it takes at
of a drunk
| The city established an alcohol
rehabilitating project in 1947 which
has succeeded in completely re-
orary chairman of Worldwide, habilitating about 15 out of every
Bible Reading, and former prest- 19) patients entered There
alcoholics in Seattle, are
some 16,000
In A MC* the paper reports, and nearly 52,-
President 990 in the State of Washington.
There i are about 370 mellon Mos
built lems in the world today.
WATERFORD COMMUNITY
Arthur.
| announced the gift of a services in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
The Rev. Edward D, Auchard
will preach at 9:30 on “Thy
Will Be Done” and ‘‘Much to Be
Thankful For’’ will be the sub-
ject of the sermon at 11 o'clock
by Dr. William H. Marbach.
tecently elected officers of the
Pioneer Society include Bob New-
man, moderator; Sue Wood, vice
moderator; Carol Nicholie, clerk
and Ruth Hoffman, treasurer.
The Rev. Galen E. Hershey
will install the young people to
office at 5:30 Sunday evening.
About 24 young people from the
Tuxis: Society. will attend the
Senior High Westminster Fellow-
ship Rally at the Royal Oak
Presbyterian Church Sunday from
{to 8 p. m.
The theme of the Rally
“Are You Ignorant?” The object
is to educate young people con-
cerning the life and work of the
Presbyterian Church.
The Board of Trustees recently
stained
|glass window above the east bal-
‘cony. It was given by Mr. and
Mrs, F. W. Mowbray in memory
of their daughter, Mrs. Charles”
MacDonald. Installation is ex-
pected in about a year.
Religion's Role
‘year in the state are deprived of
_maintenance of alcoholics through without comment or interpretation
is
College rey le N ani and continuing through November courses offered a e Nationa the s sted di list in-
Civil Defense Staff College are ad- Ra pce aches! ae =
ministration, operations, evacua- Pealms 19:1:16- Pealme ; LAE.
tion, educators, industry, dentists 5 oon. 461-11: Psalms ie 1.22.
And purses: iPsalms 12:13 and 130:1-8 son said about 744 children each’ such power that, through many
eras and generations, K has CHURCH
Andersonville Read Near Disle Mwy
& &, B45 Wership, 1):¢0 AM.
Evening Service, 1:38 P.M.
Family Bible Hear, Wed, 3:30 P.M
Fund tal—Uné these!
normal homes
Commissioner Larson further
noted that while North Dakota col-
lected $4,000,000 in liquor taxes, “We are grateful to your great
last year, it cost the state $3,035,- voluntary society for distributing
000 gust for the treatment and the Bible over the past 140 years made the mighty humble and —
has strengthened the weak.
public welfare assistance mediealthreughout the breadth of our kane
hospital and institutronal care. |and across the seven seas. You]
have written The Word upon the
|doorposts of the world.
* *
Clergy Course, | “T am glad to receive again your
‘list of suggested passages to read
from my Bible from Thanksgiv
foBeNov, 27:30 S-=- : BIBLE SUNDAY SET
«s A highlight of the observance
Federal Civil Defense is cries Bible Sunday which
Administration Pp | ans falls this-year on Dec. 9 and is
. : observed in tens of thousands 6!
Discussion on Attack | churches.
- | Bookmarks are’ produced in
The Federal Civil Defense Ad- Engtish and many other lan-
ministration announces a special | guages. This year, for the fifth
course for clergymen from Nov.| time, the society also will pub-
27-30 in Battle Creek | lish the daily readings in * * *
All classes will be conducted at Braille for sightless people.
with Thanksgiving | the FCDA headquarters in the Staff, Beginning
* *
In the religious affairs course, Psalms 145:1-21; Proverbs “3:1-20
ipastors will be studying these sub- and Isaiah 40:1-11 and 28-31.
jects: The appeals of communism;). The Hist for December is as *
210 N. Perry St.—Pontiac
Rev. Wesley C. Wibley. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45
Second Week of the
Mountain Top Contest
Morning Worship . 11:00
Evening Raily dak
THANKSGIVING
MUSICAL
FESTIVAL
__Tuesday—Mid-Week
Thursday SAR 7:45 p.m.
WPON SUNDAY A, M. 8:00 to 8:30
“The Church of the
Old Fashioned Gospel”
ai ie
ee ee oe
Ask Christian Dramas
Be Played in Churches
Ever since early advance copies
of Great Christian Plays, pub-
lished by the Seabury Press on
November 15, awere seen by
ministers and religious. laymen
throughout the country, the pub-
lishers have been receiving word
that a new idea has taken hold:
Why not put on dramatic pres-
entations as part of the church
service?
The plays, five classical medie-
The idea is, of course, not en- val @taaas’ @ad hove marviccd:
ny the ages because of their vigorous |
HIGHLAND — en have been “ * inte’ modern Eng. CONGREGATIONAL | tush, 2" CHURCH , They are mature, reverent, and
% Bleck Off M50 9m Milferg aa.
10:00 a. m. Sunday Schoo!
13:00 «. m. Morning Worship
UNITY
1s N, —— St. FE 2-4600 |
Mrs, Blan i nae
; on eg hia’ A.
Thars., | presentations. | i
tirely new, but the appearance of}
this volume of five medieval!
religious plays with accompanying
directors’ notes has given many
groups the idea that they can
and should use inspirational
dramatic material within the bodily
of the church service itself as an
excellent means of illustrating
visually the great Christian themes.
. pewerful for adults and children |
alike, bringing te them a deeper |
appreciation of the Christian | |
religion and its opplication te |
daily life.
| It appears that many church, |
‘school, “and women's amateur!
Htheater groups: ‘witt—be-~using~the
| book this year for their Christmas owner onan ester ont
SEWING AND KNITTING — Members of the Prayer Band of Gilbert Long of Prospect street, " ae _ | “{PHE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1956 —
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x
“Pontiac Press Phote’
jreasurer; Mrs. William T. Mays
\pranksgiv ing service. The Rev. 10:00 A. M.
Walter A. Johnson will bring the Merning Servies
(evening message 11:00 A, M.
| ~~ a Evening Service
The saar, a 991-square-mile re- 3:80 7.
. \gion between France and Ger- Prayer Service
imany, is one of the most densely Wed., 7:30 P.M.
Harvest Program
Planned for Youth 7:00: P. M.--Sun, Eve. Prayer Service
The Free Methodist Chureh “ot 7:30 P.M. Sun.—H. J. Dreke
Sliver Tea, Wed. Nev. 2 ‘
225 Harrison St. will offer a spe-
cial Harvest program Sunday at — ~
11:30 a.m. The morning speaker] FRIENDS CHURCH will be the Rev. E: E. ‘Walling, |
district superintendent from Flint.|] Sunday School = P.M.
Young people of various areas} Worship Service 30 P.M.
visiting thig service will be stu- weer pip eet 3 Wed.
dents of Spring Harbor College,] _,2°%8,F. Me boys and girls from Windsor, Ont.’ rE
Canada with their sponsor, the|
Rey. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson; |
public school young people from| MOUNT OLIVE GENERAL
Inkster with their teacher, Olive E. BAPTIST CHURCH
Johnson.
| The young people of the chureh
, will be in charge of the 7:30-p.m. 1196 Joslyn Ave.
Sunday Scheel
|populated parts of Europe. rane A | tee nev. mL CECH KELLER
| ] Beck, Paneer ——-8- 6 Sep ‘per cent of its —
962 Voorheis' Rd, K. of P. Hall}
1:30 P. M—Stedy coe | They find that the directors’, Worid Gospel Missions of the Beulah Holiness Church meet to séw, of Shirley street, vice president; =Effie McDonald of Raeburn
“Let There Be Light ‘notes, which give specific instruc, knit and embroider articles to sell. The proceeds benefit the mis- street, president and Mrs. J. W. Sica, ad of Shirley street, vice . : N METHODIST
— | tions on how to plan the plays, how sionaries which the church supports. Shown are the officers, Mrs. president (left to right). WESLEYA
. Suen peli Rnigericongrnin, 61 NORTH LYNN STREET ° ¢ 1 e pi A) ,
Motion Picture Preview |), 2s. relaaine, oe page 10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL WY. PS. 6:45 FM TUES ~NOV. 20 ‘the costumes (19 sketches show | + ‘Newsman Tells Monks. 11:00 WORSHIP EVANGELIST am,
* . simple, effective costumes), and) Hp cence Re Ce De Reese, PEO
how to cut the plays for Shorter} | —— = : “ h h as y' rter|
1:80 pmcaT he Christmas| periormances, are invaluable 19 ; of N ewest Sinai Conflict 4a Th Great Pe ieee amateurs | Bible {0 Hear GOODWILL GENERAL BAPITST CHURCH = - NO SCENERY NEEDED 2287 Auburn Road—!/; Mile West of Crooks Road Gift With Great Christian Plays they| By SERGE ede RS today guard some of i earliest 7:90 P.M.
= la . 1 MICE y - 5 onic fe) me. @ oe 3 .
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(story ‘of 5 zaissionaries eereaas = SE Own Language ‘wat to the foot of Mt. Sinai, bibli- to the early Christian age. “7 killed in S. America). | The playa: are my cal site of Moses’ receipt of the The Monks, who timidly asked yh, f Ch ist
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Christian th-century masterpiece; the | kissed it tenderly, lifted. it high Egyptian forces in the desert, but ists Aarb-lerach “war. | rar oenan 00 Pk Wetnestay five. Sapvies
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Martin F. Schloss, translated by) “None could yell, him.” that?’’ asked Brother Gregory. Churchill. Choir R sal Saturday ........ 7:00 P.M.
Margaret Trinklein, an old German MRS. GLARA R. HATCHETT Now the Ma was dead. Idolatry Brother Gergory, a stooped gray- . 2 = Sunday “sehect oe eee see 9.45 A.M.
morality play never Before avail-| and ones eathenish customs. had bearded man. and the other monks The monastery structure retains M g Wor . 1100 AM.
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Everyeiah Uanemeed ty rover: YOUNG Adult Ushers (Sem _eame American mis [netieted ee * Wed. Prayer and Mblp Study .... 7:30 PM. A. Johnston, the famous of al} Le ers against desert raiders, and the ey
- ae arigs with God's Book, telling “FR Thurs. Jr. Bible Schdal eee 6:30 P.M. English morality plays. le be li ae pu a ion 0 ming. whole nestled among the endless
— fo Present Soprano | nk fo taad ca awoken | rolling sandhills that culminate in mene Stipe eI X ey were &
Evangelists to Present a1. can Pamacv tianenew er™ All Around Detroit he Sountin ee seeder aly fam Taa\etend sent ene?
Gospel at Youth Rally soprano, wall be peeseried is yein April 1820 the first mis- the Dart) EL Hadj, the pilgrims’ Lowell D. Baggett. Cho irector
concert in the main auditoriyin ét atari aries : found some 300.000 DETROIT The Detroit Met- was. one of the roads to Mecca. Rev. Robert Garner. P er
Two of America’s outstanding Tnmty Baptist Church Fs tx ° al e Ff ma nest ans without 4 popolitan area is expanding rapidly ess — a LT
evangelists. the Rev. and Mrs. p.m. Sunday by the Y: outs Adult written language * religion. }¢t in alk directions but Detroit itself For many years pigrims have =
Bill Voorheis of Flint, will be the Ushers Qub A respons oni ee ing to om isn't keeping up with the growth. been *aking other roads and Sinai - ;
guest speakers for the Youth Ral- A graduate of P time lich ae Pusmonary )¢acners) Ocean 1) latest population estimates has been by-passed by the tides of CHRISTIAN TEMPLE : . o— oon ly Sunday morning at 9 45 and Schoot and a formet nan Sema “4 to oor —o Hawai ton ats released by the Detroit Metropoli- ime | (Near ‘ehe ae ~~ slowl,. word by wor phrase by ; aoe . ae 7 : \, |
11 a.m. in the Salvation Army the Hich S hoop Choir. Mrs tan area regional planning com . Str non radso 505 Auburn Ave. 4 4 . : ~ : a hrase. The natives became fas- There is no electricity, no ra % Sunday Schoo! a 9: “5 m. | Citadel, 29 W_ Lawrence street. Hatchett has stédied at W P mission says the three-county met- Le ; = :
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Voorheis Unversity a oie Ihe Sinated Math the written Word andiropolitan area grew by S09 per’ ee Full Gospel — Nondenominational .~ Sunday Worship .. - 10:00 a. m. ev. Mr. an 8. Voorheis Deira € A ao accepted educational instruction gent during the 1950-56 period while, The monks subsist meagerly on ©
7m yaue eta fo een Se eed eee aa land of Music, _| “with the docility of a child.” | the city’s growth was only 3.3. a few vegetables they grow, some DR. and MRS. LELAND L. MARION, Pastors with sermons, music, magic and As they heard the story of Jesus Total latice in © Oak chickens and goats.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m. } art. Captain Magnus A, Michal & 6% land His Disciples they yearned for oe ete —— leas i ; 9:45 Thru 12:15 — Morning Worship, Sermon and
Guest Specter: sen cordially invifes the public. atholic Students | Scriptures in their own language. ere eto ie no oe iteeuse ol : ° Bible School
Rev. G. E. Davis. Dist. Supt. ssionaries labored feverishly. ¢- sq; parsons Rev. Lola P. Marion. specks
. oe eek Methodist churches in Durban Will Attend R f f fie by 1829 the four Gospels were S52: 803: persone . < IS Ops 0 7:48 P. M. — Soul Stirring Song e and Sermon
aa kth, deeeen cae were floodlit to commemorate 150 CIE GT primed in the Hawaiian language. Macomb county led the growth Dr. Leland L. Marion. Preachin BRANCH SLN SCHOOL, 0:80 AM percentage-wise with an pligr 7:45 P. M. Wed. — Bible S years of work by that faith in / - 245 P. tudy B50 N. Case take Read Sout Atnca 2 The”, annuat Petreat f+ Catholic og 185.999 persons. a gain of
: Se fetudents of the public hich echoote Sland Pastor to Preach per cent. It now has a population q onven ion Nee ? _p Mill be held on November 6. at The R . S.A of 382.000.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH J | oa at Holy Name Church in seal aay om G. S. Mundo, a mis- Oakland has Oak Park. the city i il stoma. )
18 Chase Street mingham. The parish of St. Hug
Lyceum geen 10:30 A.M, J of the Hills is participating.
Evening Service .........2......... 7:30 P.M. The following high school stu-
DR. JOE SMITH of Detroit We dents are attending the Religious
Open Forum.............. 7:30 P.M. Wednesday | struction Classes at St. Hugo's:
on Tuesday evenings: Carole San-
—~— \dleman, Mary Ann Morrow,
t
tory, of the early fe jee the!
Bible says _ ‘the disciples
are disciples—
Jesus Christ.
wed Him from town to
A. They believed His
ods and kept His teach-
ter ¢! the -death-and-
‘rection of the Lord, His fol-
Jowers spread throughout the
‘Mediterranean world and
/elsewhere. telling the good
4 ‘ followers—all
' gtrated their faith in the
risen Christ—became kaown
as “Christians.” ‘Today the — f+
times used erroneously to ap-
ply
peopie of “good moral stand-
“Christians” are followers of
Jesus Christ—those who have
none other name under heav-
en given among men, where-
by we must be saved.” (Acts
4: 12) |Pell, Bonnie Glass, Tim Davis.
Jerry Gray and Sheila Girard.
Others in the class are Elinor
Hogsten, Barbara Wentworth, Per-
ry Phelan. George Beaver. John
Chika, Gerald. Offer, Shirley Con-
lan, William Lacy, John McDon-
iden. Jean Sinclair, Sandra Soroka, |
Staniey Yarema, Christine Offer, |
(Mary Chika, Richard Rogowski_
jand Robert Dajnowicz. Penny |
‘John Wilde, Mary Ann Sinclair, '
jough, Michael Murphy, Luann Rig-) the - Hawaiian Is:, with the biggest population gain.
© lands, will hold revival services Oak Park's population has jumped)
jat the Light of the World Church, | 465.8 per cent from 5,267 to 29,800.
280 Harrison street. soi fia
| Sunday. the meetings will
itinue for two weeks. The Rev.)
Mr. Mundo will preach in both
Spanish and English.
nev. Worker Devotes
His Spare Time
je Sharing Faith
When his day’s work is done, a
The Rev. Paul T. Hart of the man usualiv seeks rest and relaxa-
First Methodist Church will tion, But in the hearts of many a speak at the annua! service of Bible distributor of the American
Thanksgiving of the Pontiac Pas- | Bible Society there is other work
tor's Association at 10 am. to pe done in spare time.
Thursday, in the First Congrega- |
tional Church. The worship pro- | In the words of Marvin Cheil,
| gram will be announced in
| Wednesday's Pontiac Ptess.
Rev. Hart to Speak
“It was not long until these | | General Mills, Inc., in Minneap-
olis, Minn., we find the motiva-
tion clearly spoken:
who demon-
erm “Christian” is some-
Bible Words § “1 have found that being a dis-
tributoer gives me a wonderful op-
portunity to witness for Christ. By
$38 ‘Tseng a Bible, by giving Portions:
of Scripture to people, I am placing,
into their hands the living Word
to non-Hebrews, or to.
ng. PROVERBS 3: 5, 6 — “Trust
To use the term correctly,
A wise man, centuries ago, wa
passage could well. be labeled —
ing.”
If we heed these directions; “Christian.”
is no other way.
for there is and do not rely on your own insight. In all your ways acknowledge |
_ him, and he will make straight your paths.”
confessed Himaithe-Lordof | | _ . ee
their lives—those who have
accepted Him as their own
personal Saviour. It is
through Christ — through
Christ alone—that a person
may become a
There
“Neither is there salvation
_in_any other: BB
a real success of his life and in order for him to avoid the pitfalls
which would endanger him — gave this bit of valuable counsel. This
“The Road-Map for Christian Liv- iwhich has the power to transform
ilives.-In every contact that I make,
jtwo needs are met—their need for
; ithe Word of God and my need t
(RSV) | share my faith with them." "| in the Lord with all your heart,
Blind Evangelist Slated
to Speak at St. James
The Rev. Russell Siggers, blind
evangelist of Detroit, will preach}
at 8 p. m. Sunday in the St. James
Missionary Baptist Church, 345 s anxious that his son would make
not relying on our own insights
out destination, because the road +alone; trusting the Lord with all our hearts; acknowledging the Lord
+ | in-all we do and say each day; wi
This age needs a road map_for daily living. In God's Word, we (for his text: | Bagley street.
| His subject will be ‘‘Labor in
i Job's Covenant.’’ He has chosen
The Lord watch be-| e will be sure to arrive safely at
will be made straight. distributor for the American Bi- |
ble Society and machinist for | | Episcopalian Clergy
Contemplates Idea of
Missionary District
POCONO
The Episcopal House of Bishops
jis expected to consider the creatiog
of a new missionary district 0
Central America.
If created, the new district
would embrace Guatemala, El
Salvador. Honduras, Nicaragua
and Costa Rica
* » =
The house of bishops began its-
|week-long session here, with the
‘diocese of Bethlehem, Pa., as host.
bishops voted to accept as an
honorary member th: Most Rev.
Leon Grochowski, Scranton, Pa.,
Prime Bishop of the Pelish |
National Catholic Church of |
America, The Polish Church
entered. communion with the [
Episcopal Church in 1947.
As the meetings began. 113. of
the 189 members of the House of
Bishops answered roll call. Bishop
o| Henry Knex Sherrill is presiding...
* * &
After his acceptance, Bishop
_|Grochowski_declared:
“This intercommunion is a real)
blessing, especially for our Church)
because we are actually just at)
the beginning of a movement whose)
chief aim is to break the shackles |
of spiritual slavery and return to’
that_same_kind_of church which|
was given by Our Lord to His)
disciples.” |
Brian Duckitt, a boy of Port |
Elizabeth, South, Africa, has bred| MANOR, Pa. ww —
Among their first actions the |
f
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Oakland and Saginaw
Pontiac, Michigan
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor
W. E. Hakes, Asst Pastor
Our responsibility—the World; Our resources _
the World
STUDIES IN -REVELATION
ROY GUSTAFSON : Bible Teacher
SUNDAY 10:45 A. M. and 7:00 P. M.
Next Week Mon. thru Fri., 7:30 each eve.
Rev.
‘ \
Attend the Annual Service
of Thanksgiving
Sponsored by the
Pontiac Pastor’s Association ~
Pontiac, Michigan
Thursday, November 22nd,° 10 A.M.
Speaker: Rev. Paul T. Hart
First Congregational Church: Corner of E. Huron and Mills Streets
Everyone Welocem!
Li
“news of salvation through Perhaps you would like to have the master-plan and if we heed the Holy Spirit and obey the tween thee and me when we are|a silver mouse, believed to be
| All Saints Episcopal Church |
Jesus Christ, They made it know more about salvation words of the wise man — we will have no regrets or fears — for we |absent one from another. Thejrare. His hobby is breeding col-
their purpose to win others to through faith in Jesus Christ. shall arrive home safely at eventide. Rev, V. L. Lewis is the pastor. lored mice. Williams St. at West Pike
ory dey too Cacia tawn tt posonin sage ease nye | ‘The Rev. Harry J. Fisher The Rev ©. George Widditield Rect cou pamp : : ae : ;
blessing of having their sins mailed to you when you fill Christ Evangelical United Brethren Church 4 SUNDAY. SERVICES: .
Boyt nll Margera ar eal following: Pittsburgh, Pa, FREE METHODIST | SoC AM fey covemrin d . : .M. ly union ai
turn to Christ. “Repent ye | | The Church of the Light and Life Hour | oo Am, Churth School therefore, and be converted, - . : fos 00 A.M. irmation rmon
that your sine may be blotted CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 87 Lafayette St. (2 Blocks West of Sears) | by The Right Rev. Archie out.” (Acts 3: 1 Louch 347 North Saginaw Street 9:30 A.M. “THANKS TO GOD” f amon Se Michigan epee asi iueserdy-s-s= a . £ MM, vening Prayer
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION _ BIBLE SCHOOL .. 9:45 A. M. 10:30 A.M. Sunday School; Even. Worship 7:45 P.M. _ST-ANDREW'S
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sateby Dice Shor, THE BERRYS | = By Car! Grubert oo ‘the Bowery Bays; “Showdown at
~ Community Theaters eae 2 of Pa Cae. Ba = . Pontiac Theaters. |aruene, Jock statone.
Civte, Farmington yg ha "esd Da “Novak. tyrone OAKLAND _. 5 Ce )
1 “Phe Stooge,” Martin and Lewis; a, “Cross Channel,” Wayne Morris. “gear “im the Dust,” Jobn Agar, Mamie) ‘Thurs., Sat.: “Attack,” Jack Palance,
Van : Eddie Albert; “Massacre,” ~ color, ~ Dane
@un., Tues: “Bandido,” color, Cinema- ‘Clark, James Craig. Sat.: “The Last Wagon,” Rich- Autrey-Allen-Kean Trio
ard Widmark, Felicia Farr, Cine-
maScope. NEW YORK ( = Gene Autry
Bcope, Robert Mitchum: “A Kiss Before Lake, Walled Lake
es. Dying,” color, Pane Sg Rebert Was. i . .
a ___ igfeti saiecham,’ “Aiarm Peete” Cornel! Sun., Wed.: “The Fastest Gun|and comedienne Betty Kean — 4
Wed, Fri: = Piston Fever Kin Wilde, —_ ee ee ts- ten “tative, Glen Ford; Jeanne Crain, Lhe:-guests-.onSteve. Allen's. Nov norerevneewenigi
color emaSco| ¥ Sun., Tu Pillars © e yy,” Tech- ~ ae reve
s _inicolor, Ci inemaficope. Jeff Chandier, Dor- Broderick Crawford. 25 NBC-TV show:
Hist.: “Secret of Treasure Mountain.” othy Malone; “Gaby.” Technicolor, Cine-
Valerie Prench, Raymond Burr; “Okla- maBcope, Leslie Caren STRAND
homa Kid.” Humphrey Bogart, James Wed, Sat.: “Unguarded Moment.” col-
Cagney jor,.@sther Williams. George Nader; “Sev- Now through Wed.: ‘‘The Solid)
Gold Cadillac,” Judy Holliday,
Paul Douglas.
Thurs.: “Special Thanksgiving
Morn Kiddies Show,” 2 hours of
cartoons, comedy. ‘
Thars., Sat.: “Fighting Fools,” GOLDEN DRUMSTICK : SS ge ang ggg ‘en Men From Now,” color, Randolph
ee " eolor, John Ire- Scott.
“ Beverly 7 Gatland: “Magnificent
Roughoects” Jack Carson, Mickey |
Sum, Tues: “The Great Locomotive Killer whales, among the fiercest
Chase,” CinemaScope, wen Disney; “Man of all sea creatures, actually are
A ine a, Bon” Cinemascope, dolphins. They hunt in packs, swall- eee ee telly, llowing small seals and porpoises
Set: “The Great Locomotive Chase.” | whole. Although these bloodthirsty ~ .
cn Tues Jett Hunter Things of Life lmarauders grow to only 30 feet, t R / if ; r , p cn. ..J/D
Are Pree,” Gordon MacRae, Sheree North, they will attack and kill large’ FLAXIN IME TROM ols aaa rANS
Thirs., Sat: “Lacy aud the Tramp,”
a walt Dine whales. - : Children’s Show to End | -
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perience in the hardware field in original “Snapfinger Creek,”|morning matinee.
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| ; = : =a, new ideas in display of merchan- | competition was ‘‘The Sears Girls’’|to begin at the Strand at 10 a.m
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= Permanents — courage perspiration. | :
ing Patricia Ann Shev become the, Mrs. McLean wore a beige - new Mrs. McLean is a grad-, . Always dust the feet with pow: (fF)
bride of James Robert McLean.' dress: of and satin with uate of Marygrove College, Detroit er before putting en your stock- we
The Rey. Francis Stack celebrated) brewn Her flowers jand James was graduated from) img or socks. Of course It is im- se 85 :
the ten o'clock’Mass. | were eymabldiom erehide, __|{University_of Detroit. _____| Pastas 'o 0 Ne Rese a omplete
=e eel | the factors which cause : *s eT The bride changed to a brown) Following their wedding state
Patricia's parents are Mr. and/nyion moire sheath dress with\through the middle eastern states) “PP t's.
Bloomfield Hills and lace|they will make their home in| If you would like to have _my|}
James is the son of Mr. and Mrs.'nat for traveling. The orchid from Birmingham. — leaflet Ne, 14 which gives exer-| fh
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tertaming a crowd or merely by check, add four cents, tendants were Gilbert Biolchini, asenne: See Kresge's big selection
spending an evening alone with s e@e cousin of the bride; Donald Thomp- : - ,
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER. 17, 1956
Rules Passed by Majorities
~ Six Resolutions. Imposed Thailand, Yemen). Vote 59 for
Union, Egypt), 5 against (includ-
ing Britain, France, Israel), 12
abstaining. :
4. Second U.N.-force. resolution.
|Adopted Nov. 5. Established U.N.
command for international foree,
on UN. Eoypt Police Force sss" UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. #—The 2. First U.N.-force resolution.
U.N. police force now moving into| Adopted Nov. 4. Asked Secretary but Britain,
France, ~ Soviet — Union, Nationalist China,
United i invaded Egypt is operating under General Dag Hammarskjold to,States. Introduced by Canada,
six resolutions of the general as-
sembly.
All were: adopted by large ma-
jorities in the assembly's recent up “emergency internat
East crisis. They are:
* « ¢
1. First ceasefire resolution. Adopted Nov. 2. Urged all parties)" Tance. Soviet Union, Egypt, Is-
= to cease fire, halt forward move-|T#e!).
ment of forces, withdraw behind submit plan in 48 hours for setting|C2ombia, Norway.
Unit-
sb ner As tle age phe France, Soviet Union, Egypt. Is-
ities” under resolution No. 1. Intro-|"®¢!)- emergency session of the Middle|"°5 by Canada. Vote 57 for (in-
cluding United States). 0 against,
(19 abstaining (including Britain, Vote 57 for
(including United States), 0 against,
19 abstaining (including Britain,
ea x we
5. Third U.N.-force resolution.
Adopted Nov. 7.. Approved “guid-
‘ing principles fer organization and
\Hammarskjold, including stipula-
_ sist Trom raids across such lines;| mands in resolution No. 1, au- compel withdrawals; established
Hammarskjold recommended that all U.N. mem-| thorized
bers refrain from introducing mili-
tary goods into “area of hostili-
ties”; urged, after cease-fire, steps
to reopen Suez Canal to free navi-
gation. Introduced by United States.
Vote 64 for (including United States,
Soviet . Egypt), 5 against
France, Israel), tries (Afghanistan,
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Soviet Union, Egypt, Israel).
authorized him and Hammarskjold
to recruit force from all countries ‘
Big Horned Ow! Loses Its Life
Stealing Chicken | Atter losing & number of chickens! r, from his flock, diiting the last|«
week or so, Charles Brown, 11801
Scott road, Davisburg, set a trap
for the -marauder.it-worked, and,
a big horned owl, said to be a
rarity in these parts was caught.
The brown and white barred
than five feet, and its claws, when
evtended covered five inches. It
is one of the largest members of
the owl family. It's easy to recog-
nize because of the horn-like
appearance of stiff feathers on the
head. bird had a wingspread of more! | | eae
Man Hunted as Slayer
Dies Leaping From Cliff .
HAYAMA, Japan @® — An ex-
ity
president,
28, was found bengath a precipice ; : don '
at, this beach resort 300 miles , Calif. @—A WS, 65-room hotel is to be built
south of Tokyo. Police had been|58 budget totaling nearly 108 ’ Carmel! in Isreal, Haifa iion dollars was submitted to the|on- Mount : , pressing a bunt for him since! i crsity of California board of'réports. mail: Mrs. Maruki, 84, was found mur- :
.qidered Wednesday at her okyo" a aad
horhe.
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functioning of force’ proposed by |
| | % Second cease-fire resolution. |tions it might enter Egypt only!
———--49-Palestine—armistice-lines,-de-|Adopied Noy. 4. Repeated de..|with Egypt's consent and might not,
range oprrenss, sated him to jada, Ceylon, Colombia, India, Nor-
report 1% hours. Introduced (Way, Pakistan) to help Hammiar-
by 19 Asian and African coun-
Cey-
lon, Ethiopia, Ira, ‘Iraq, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Li-
beria, ‘Libya, Nepal, Pakistan,
Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Syria,
(including United States, Soviet lon, Denmiark, Ecuador, Ethiopia, |
Vote 64 for (including!
Britain, France, United States), 0)
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THANKSGIVING
Nature provides a time to plant and a
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that harvest,
To participate in
t ing of 3. & VOORHEES
the dee mean
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around him, where laughter and good will
abound, where communion of spirit touches
each as a finger of ilove. Gratitude for -
peace, for leadership, freedom, and all the
“little things” that have made life pleasant
For 300 years Thanksgiving has been the
oné occasion when man gives thanks to Him
for his harvest. _Celebrate November 22nd
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DINING BROOM — The dining room is open into
room, yet is separate. In the rear a door leads to the
Birch Heywood-Wakefield furniture is in proportion to
MASONITE AND BRICK TRI-LEVEL — The lower half of the Louis Hanna
house in Hilltop Homes‘$éubdivision is made. of gray brick, The upper portion is
masonite painted aqua. Trim is white. The upper windows at the left are in the bed- . ;
SFOlr tare Chaboal v's tear the of Posen the room. The rug is gray. Mrs. Hanna takes care of one of her
numerous plants. bila 2 er nae cai ipa
shows the front hall. The louvered door opens on a closet. Its twin
is to the left. In the background can be seen the steps leading to
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
There's a brand new sub-
division rising rapidly on one of
the higher points of Waterford
Township. Houses in Hilltop
Homes subdivision are being
built on curving streets that
follow the contour of the land on
the west side of Pleasant Lake.
Williams Lake Road connects
Cooley Lake and Elizabeth Lake
roads out here. It is interesting
to note that the ridge on which
this road is built is the dividing
line for the county’s rivers.
East of this ridge all water
flows inte the Clinton, West
of this ridge water flows into
the Huron. It is picturesque
countryside.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hanna
were impressed by the beauty
~ Of the sutiivision” when they
came from Battle Creek: to buy
Pontise Press Phetes by Eddie Yanderworp & home in the Pontiac area.
rooms, the lower ones in the worktoam and large’basement play roomh, The Hannas ‘Louis Hanna works in Detroit
moved inte their new home in July: they are former Battle Creek residénts.
= . and his wife has a part-time
job in ‘the Walled Lake area.
Nearby Pleasant Lake ap-
pealed to the Hanna boys— corktone vinyl tile.
Your Neighbor’s House
Louis Hannas Choose Hil sar Bryce, a freshman
at MSU, 14-year-old Louis Jr.
and ll-year-old Craig. There
is a beach lot for the subdivision
and plenty of wide-open spaces
for the boys to explore.
The house the Hannas chose
is on the street nearest the
lake. All the houses are built
so that the lower ones do not
interfere with the views of the
ones on higher ground. The
Hannas continued to live in
Battle Creek while their home
was being finished.
One ‘of the few tri-level homes
in this section, the Hannas’
house-_is_gray_brick with mason-
ite panels painted aqua. To us
this use of masonite for exterior
construction is a new feature ‘in
In the.living room the fire-
-place at one end is set into a
five-foot gray brick wall. A
narrow frame of birch sets it
off from the green walls of the
rest of the room. The hearth
“is .slate. Two stone shelves
\ break the brick front.
Fleors on this level are all
’ in one corner, TWO LEVELS — This picture taken from the living room the bedroom level of the house. Floors on this lower level are.
Htop Homes ocettieas viayt i. A gray ra
covers most of the living room
floor. Bright cotton draperies
are hung at the corner win-
dows,
All the furniture is Heywood-
Wakefield birch. There's a desk
scattered tables
and an armchair. The curtain
material has been used to cover
the cushions of this chair.
In this house full of males
there are no spindly chairs, no
delicate pieces of furniture. The
rusty red leather lounge chair
is-sturdy-and- masculine looking.
The comfortable sofa is covered
in dark green, a practical color
as well as an attractive one.
There is one armiess chair
covered in red denim.
The window in the dining
reom looks out on a small
back yard and up the gently
sloping hill. The Hannas’ lot
is about 906x140 feet. Curtains
like those in the living room
are in this room too.
A birch dropleaf table pro-
(Continued on Page 16, Col. 4)
4 : 4
THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956
7s keHome \Foreign Designer|Open Windows Slightly 3 : Passes Id _|to Banish- Moisture - ~~]: The |
| a vepeint a Mayes: une wnt iES Tr -Level Model lor : "A di Excessive moisture and humidity RULE paper and steel wool or a wire n to erica Wich frequently. bedevil tightly Golden
[Weush to remove all traces of rust| (Continued from Page 15) | NEW YORK (INS)—American st sree Beagrie —
d scaling paint. Smooth out pe Riggs so the al coodsngi att Jocieee beoke Of structure can often be banished edges where ‘the paint may have| on High - backed Windsor | four corners of the world—including|!" * Very simple manner. When: oa chipped or peeled. Next, wash with) chairs are in ‘keeping with the | Australia, se ge pr irndllygyte
a cloth dampened with mineral) size of the area. A server) One of Australia’s foremost de- dewy moisture, ¢ wilt last. : . and @ gift that to] against one wall has hinged ends | signers is Shulim i imper, whose — i ” a gales ‘ ews .*. It's solid pened es
that lage double the poe ol ie task, ‘eater, basic at the top of the wondow will do ae See elegant...
Zine | Between the dining room and | The first exhibition of Krimper’s pg ey so ' eet 6 an nis the kitchen there is a pass- |work was shown in New York aay tea ae ce yp eepraconee 5 ee ON ees «|
and Mi 9 through counter. On the dining recently and included unique| O° “eat ie. — ed will give your, room side of the upper cupboard English omk chests and teakwood|'y,, aut, lost, will be negligible. P . W k at WIGGS
See them tedey ot | a new look and protect i paniap gach ae shy rte dn : s\Vapor that can be removed in a review ee veil
H. H. STANTON mh ae walls. : not only on the beauty of the wood| 517 "ort time, (so Husband gone deer hunting? . . . Then now's the time for you to
: 108 State St. i Sunny .yellow walis make the = his ete — but come in and browse at Wiggs .. . fill in a Gift Register Card .
4 - terf rd Hill Kitchen ond _breskfast _reom 8 ts ao-calied ma. sopretant dee Fine furniture finishes cost only | We'll keep it on file for Sa now ,.. and for suggestions tat
a 0 | mE place. Gapeentde are The long low table, so popular|® few cents more but add-years of | anniversaries and birthdays later on . . . Have a cup of coffee ‘ pert org/ Priguagth cnr | America as a “coffee table,’’|life in service and a cookie and warm up at the fireside. 7 a | Estates Sistine’ the whet over 8, used. In. Australia for many —— i : : 5 the Qouble-sink. Cafe curtains things and often as a low Mbeary|{ All Types Open ‘Your " eover the window near the table {t#ble-™ith-books, knick:knacks and _ yw \ Till 9 : i HOMESITE NOW cover the window peer * | plants. | Bu ildin We terials f- ie ; 9 rt 6 He tp Uo Pues ! 4 Good Reasons Why Two ef the birch Windsor | , ul a Yo HURON st Monday 2 _ You Should Buy New! chairs are used at the break- Mark Home , 24 : . and Friday we © MANY LARGE LOTS mpegs accessories lke [!n et for ? CHURCH'S ine. ¢ : ie , .
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~ $2,250 DOWN F. H. A.
DIRECTIONS: Take U-S.-10 to Williams Lake Road. -Turn
West on Williams Lake Road, to Airport Road. Model
Located Just West of Airport Road on Williams Lake Road.
WE WILL TAKE YOUR HOME IN TRADE
~ HOURS: 9 A. M.-10 P. M. DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY Pa
The model is beautifully furnished by Drayton Home Furnishings—
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‘ aT : in the last last 10 Kooning an aver-
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again epidemic. in Cal-|there in
; Bon Modern Home == caused 16.995 ‘Geathslage of about 1,700 a year.
sland Save Steps ae cal 4
a= home ese Seem"! “LORRAINE MANOR | this year and) wew YORK. (INS)—Would. you! - 8 :
like to be wht Wo en Sy Bene = ‘Yauundry tubs are necessary} — Aff Brick —3 Bedroom — Basement i.)
MELEE se “ ira your favorite television) — ~ | -- SHA OR Lad POSSESSION 44
: rE AYS :
- - , Well you ‘can do just that by GI TERMS = j;—7_ IN 30D :
eo ee ae S turning on a new lamp : hee Inikadatl A
I AD | table by sea duade ts aneveal + a a aae bisle Mey : : your comes ix °
‘ chrome finish soapy wash water for several loads W
: UY or _ wend gag iy ” of ngs saying hot water and HITE BROS. ’ ——— re
° 2 we gayhab g deg an ghmrnty : a , or °
= in the dining room when you'd like *
in Clarkston a) Sot
Waterford - Drayton. | | xx nes court can save BI 8’—Straight Stock, new... :
_ por Bape B caghin rahe 4x8x',—Plywood, AA............ :
‘ when 's trying to relax
Plains Area the evening, reading the newspaper Fiberglas Insulation—100 sq. ft. roll... $4.50 :
or watching TV. All she has to =
: ono $ § Hardware Specials § § |: < as Se feneenang ad. ow $2.69 .
; = Sea ae a a d 20 gal. Garbage Cams............ ea. 1 Ps
Call wed ons 0s Poaeet be ay ound Zipper Top Trash Burners......... ea. $1.69 | -
| Sanagnogg ann 2 Storm King Door Eze............. ea. $1.69 |:
gadget just so the bulbs do not ; ; = excegd : ae YOU CAN OWN
¢ = SEAMLESS DRAPERIES FOR PICTURE WINDOWS — Here's . PAI NT SPECIALS .
“ur ; : c ag : . _ how to decorate a picture window wall . . easily, beautifully and 2 or 3 Bedroom tex P, pues tionally adv
i / ar ks f an r eal es tat e Drill Pilot Hole "inexpensively. New readymade ‘ ‘Silhouette” draw draperies come | na. _ se Pan Set reg. $3. 98 new $2.39 .
? an @ in a variety of widths up to 360 inches per pair: wide enough to cur- oo a
20 S. MAI UME RALME| |, Dow’ treet that, while you can) tin q 1>foot window wall without showing a seam, Perfect soltion | pm 4” Paint Brush (real value) ........ con $1.29 ea.
oe —— Sled ae for big window areas in contemporary ranch homes, the fact that ; is ye pee Paint Thinner in gallon jugs Soockpoo oo sos ea.
the screws they can be bought readymade saves expensive drapery work room | ngie. | |
M A Pp LE E -3 g 2 | es on not ——— all gers charges. “Silhouettes” are made with custom type, pinch pleated i] ° axe So 97* __ Ever-Plastic Mineral $289
| solid wood; be sure to drill a pilot headings which are lined with washable color matched buckrum, and Roof ‘Coating
hole and use the smallest-diameter| are finished with an exclusive Fab-trol process so they can be OPEN DAILY 1 TO 6 1-Gat. + Gel
washed easily and hung immediately without a touch of the iron. Turn left at Andersonville Rd. in
Designed by Beulah Charlat for the Scranton Lace Co., this Scan- Lett en ayiven tp Gove Cheverton, igh ‘A Items Cash and Carry
/ dinevian inspired pattern of dimensional casement cloth is called | =
si = BAILEY FENCE & SUPPLY CO. MAHAN REALTY CO.
: Exclusive Distributor for 32385 Northwestern Hwy.
. ) One-fourth of all the persons Ho (Just Seuth of Orchard Lake Road)
Standing Room jaccidentally killed are listed as | Set. 9-9 MA 6-6000 Sun. 10-2
\farmers.
NEW YORK — The folding card | table, hitherto a homefurnishings
“skeleton” to be hidden away in
‘the closet after the game, today
NO M N y! | stands proudly on its own four
legs as a decorative asset.
In “family rooms” — more and
‘f more employed as second living
rooms — as well as in the dining ,
oo foyer or in the living room itself, i a REAU i IFUL
Located in . | newer dedeasd card tables are , =
‘ ; considered indispensable for both
Cl k Ri adjunct table space and eye ap- |
arkston Ridge Estates sipq— rete f 3-BEDROOM BRICK Wi 7 : Sa al “—“z. || With built-in features to assist = vi =r ore
: ; . ithe ingenuity of the homemaker,
. -f VETS “many of these pieces belong in| — t
4 a ‘the “jack-of-all-trades” class for :
= serving the expanded needs of| , ~~ ws , |
DONT soe Sherwood RANCH HOME T MISS instance, are equipped with “‘flip- - =
flop” tops, Which double their
THIS surface capacity.so as to seat
eight for comfortable dining. @ B
2 Others tilt into a type of dece- ; 1K@}Dy4\ 4
4 * OPP OR TUNITY rative screen when po em- @ | n e @] U r S h
— se ede reee ployed for cards or dining.
: ‘jinn | Another, with fold-over top, can |
3 BEDROOMS @ 11, BATHS ONLY _hatve Its surface to become 3 . 5 L E _ hall console table. Ps
@ LARGE LOTS @ COLOR FIXTURES FT | One, a “handkerchief” end ta-
@ 1% TILED BATHS @ PAVED STREETS Go out Dixie ble, exposes a handsome tooled
@ BRICK FRONTS @ KITCHEN FAN Turn right es te M.15, leather surface for cards or other
e@ 5 DESIGNS @ DINING AREA Turn Right to — Road, |games when its four triangular
; Ridge Seterce and \flaps are opened out. |
—o . | MORE DURABLE
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS mt Happily replacing the often shod.| | dily made plastic covers of their Sa |
12,150 Saecr c tables, as befits permanent- |
tj FULL PRICE os Lstanding pieces, are topped with |
. ‘marble, wood with acid and liquor- |
: | proof finishes, formica, micarta or |
aa i sturdy cork. Non-folding legs, q
too, have been appropriately pret- |
: ‘tied in brass, wood, rattan or
a = wrought iron. |
WH ITE BROS. With space (so often €t 8) Pte” mium, one table artfully does a
‘ quick-change act from cocktails to|
4 ‘a | L E STA u FE cards and vice versa. Round!
shaped to conserve floor space.|
8 the surface adjusts up or down) °
- : i easily ona telescoping shaft to
"5660 Dixie Highway OR 3-1295 comfortable or conventional, Byile by— és ;
doors and they wait eagerly for the romantic ease of garden din-' ithe Troy Sunshade Company with ALUMINUM SIDING a.
the warm summer months when ners, all the comforts of home in sleek, 8) W Aen *,-
they can leave the house to tun wen — it can be done, You _dual-function dressers, soft-cush- (6) box at the Opera but he's in ajor just let Jackie Gleason sit in it. A friend of ours got himself alto take a party of five Serer ae lB
dilemma, He can't decide whether]. . . An enterprisin’ Florida grocer!
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and flatware aré determined by
@ the character of the garden you into the garden for dining. "ean Seles & tdoor garden ‘Med lounge chairs and settees. | 4 e ow garden (ce ns MN
=, | right Into your own dining room Rbk a is being BON ALL WROUGHT ALUMINUM cOLU 5 CHECK
Imagine then, the joys of being and have it throughout the year. ‘‘©” Reseed = new caaerlahe Tmt
able to dine in a garden setting! And you can create a formal nore s e ;
ft year round! In the cool fra: garden "or homey. wbackyard” extinguish” cigarettes, and, as GIGANTIC SAVINGS! NO
— | kindof garden—whatever your |Vell, are stain resistant. | 10 alse, Comb, Storm Windows « +>
| ‘ ™ i | MONEY chip of | flights of fancy desire. Alum, Comb. Doors . . oS atal lines
SDN GMT F AUGUST JOHNSON | 5:51, create tne garden in the| Day & Night Service ‘$199.00 | pews ES
Puc has (4/PH Ef i surroundings of the dining room.| E. OF BE LUMBER: Fate Fi | REALTOR ee OIL BURNERS ae CALL TODAY FE 46089
: Pee | Ga 549 N SAGINAW ST. BR 1704 Telegraph Roo ing a garden scene. in three di- we Service All Makes
; ! 2599 ng) mio ck wal mete | = "ALL "AWNING & STORM WINDOW SALES — Federal 4-2533 mosaic or brick wall immediately Dean Hea zz 5.7721 ,
See ee 8, Pree A |S 233 S, TELEGRAPH RD. Focing Ruth St. nm HOt an actual fountain sae the, —_——
. wall or in the center of the room — : SRL GEE 1 REEDS ts NOTRE AE
DRAYTON with its delightful play and spray tes ks ace
of water? Or a small lily pool in’ :
DISTRIBUTORS [ine tcor Or nagstone tooring? | 1987 GAS “IDEA” HOME | we : Or even a flower conservatory ©: at Magnificent Mt. Royal ;
s70) Mery nde 31224 iain dimensions appropriate for the} 44, ose Deity and sends,
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| “LAND 0 FUNDS at Firaditional feavinéss sad somber §
| YOUR DISPOSAL formality, And what better change 2
Gucranteed Results than to one of the serene, relaxed $
t yime-"* Humphries Real Estate loveliness of & palgiatypese ag ap
cially a garden that will bloom for $
gins FE 2-0474 you all through the year. 3
a The next step of course is your ¢ ANNE
A BEAUTIFUL dining room furniture and table BY BEANE — EL
settings. Instead of the custo. §$ ae
: _ Winter will be here sooner than you NEW_MODERN mary single large table—have a 3 REINFORCING BARS
- H ones placed about ‘4
think . . . Order your garage now... group of ss 2
2 the room which seat two or three |2
ve getting into a cold\car! | and encourage greater intimacy |¢ | save getting : and encourage greater intimacy |$ HOT ROLLED AND xe 2-WAY RADIOS in our trucks
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Breezeways Concrete Work CAN BE YOURS * SHOT ROLL T Gravel Seal
y of the Japanese garden, use ¢ : ED SHEE 5
. You, too, can have a-wonderful J bamboo, Or, if it’s the old-fash- > * Cement
Additions Porch Enclosures I new deluxe custom built birch f ioned backyard kind of garden— 3 AND PLATES A Paint
Attic Remodeling Roofing kitchen anchading formica tops fiwhich can be so very charming— 2 Quality ~
5 jpand built-in thermador range § use the old-fashioned ice cream ¢ . | =
| and oven installed in your home B tables and chairs. These make an $Pontiac Welding & _— TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE) (Cov. Ape.)
Recreation Rooms Sidin far as little as $25 per month aa F ee upplies
s ith és e! St especially interesting conversation > M hi Ww rk
Kitchen Remodelin Bathrooms in fea) cat model’ kitchen. 2! group. : _ $ acnine orks * 399 S. PADDOCK ST.
§ Estimates are free! | Similarly, oyur dinner service 364 N. Parke FE 2-412) . , 4
“There Is No Substitute for Experience”
create, Earthenware for example,
: } avily te d :
Open Daily 9:00 - 5:30 THE SC iia eee cae e
Sunday 12:00 - 4:00 ; i These are suggestions. The home- A Beautifully
\ maker will add her own. What is
\ required is not expense but imagi-
BOB'S BUILDING SERVICE nation. The dining room has been]
. SHOP kept too long to a rigid kind of
: : decoration and atmosphere. Now
207 Ww. MONTCALM : ij Opes Monday and feeretsy you_can change that atmosphere
Eves. ‘til and since Al fresco dining has been
At the flashing white light just east of Oakland Avenue ra choice and treasured way of liv- -
Planned Area
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: jing—if you make it available to
| A. Murray, White FE 4-9544 robert £..White . Neng \itiadeth Lake R4. your family and friends 12 months
| FE 5-9331 of the year,. you will be a 12
months favorite with them.
Suburban Homesites
od $ \ . . | Offer you a choice of luxury living in beautiful tri-level or spacious ranch homes.
a ] A wonderful family location in a country playground area, close to fabuolus
L. : rl ! oves. ou if ( in! shopping centers, new schools and churches with all the city improvements! Select
from nine architecturally handsome brick elevations in the dramatic tri-level or
5 ranch style floor plans which give you more living space per house dollar than all
| | other plans.
QUALITY FEATURES ~ oF Style Kitch Select Hardwood Full Basement — close to GM Technical Center, Chrysler ; Garbage Disposals ‘—_
Jeti lagi7 Wickes: sone) Ford pears @ Solid Cement Drive
Dy 1 PAYME?b A]. © Beauty Queen or Birch _ : .
4 G70 Low FHA DOWN PAYMENTS Cupboards © City-Water . @ City Sidewalks @ Kitchen Vent with Hood @ Concrete Streets and
30 Yeor Mortgages at low, low monthly payments! _, @ Sliding Wood Windows Curbs
. e Birch Doors @ Adjoining Schools.
HAS ALL THE BIG CITY CONVENIENCES [| (Texes Are Lower in Rochester) You get the big value for the low dollar. All of these
Loaded With Custom Features Found in Homes Selling to $30,000! | | features are ineluded in the low, low price. City water ae a | and sidewalks, separate storm and sanitary sewers,
HOUSE AREA . concrete streets and curbs, adjacent schools, shopping
, © 10-teot — lots © Public schvols, elementary and high. centers and churches. . . included Parochial schools, Catholic and Lutheran,
e © Kachen fan and hood all. within 2 blocks
pate a a Be a tn neni | ame ane. Lai ALL HOMES INCLUDE THESE FEATURES; be = coed bath fixtures ® State-stocked trout stream right in the On half 4
° Spacious birch gO a | oO 5 minutes to Bloomer State Park . ! : —— ° seaiat inen range Mag ea < .
© Pere wiidets. 1a fivieg voce © 50 lakes within 10 minute drive | - | Air H and Vanity © Shopping centers . | ; ee eee __im the Bath — Other personal touches may be
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of wood which makes it highly re-
Always: Wash Mops
immunity to Rust
sistant to any damage by excessive)
moisture is its excellent thermal
insulating quality. This makes
wood less susceptible than. other) ROY ANNETT, ime. Oily cleaning rags and mops are) | ; W |Popularizes Wood materials to the formation of mois-
In areas where high “ES rae sana gear
d salt air are problems, wood | sation. . » aco + beratise of. the Gorm Realtors
ger of spontaneous combustion,'| _ ; ;
They should be washed clean after 28 E. Huron St. “Ph, FE 3-7192
tehtkereceeer
| jance, iodo building expert re-|
‘oo ‘The reason. he points out, is that
addition, the wood is protected by)
factory finishes which pen- OO
i letrate the wood fibers for an ef-
' fective seal, and by the use of
moisture-resistant adhesives in send
peanatecturing pracesses,
B
On East Blvd. east of Per-
ry, 2 lots approximately 1
acte each, with combined
frontage on East Blvd. of
over. $00 feet, in large pop-
ulation -crex, Ready for
development.
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HIDE-AWAY CHEST TABLE — Cedar chest storage concealed
in handsome occasional tables provides readily accessible space for |
KITCHENS, ETS woolens or bedding, especially ideal for small apartments and rooms |
Custom installations
tor
_jsalt air and ‘humidity do no dam-|
lage to wood kitchens because wood)
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Another physical characteristic
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CLEAN, ECONOMICAL! |
NO FURNACE-
TENDING! Thetall NOW " ting the —dust=fitied bag —into—# [An Easier Way
o Dispose of Dust
There's no need to make a pro-)
duction out of emptying the vac-;
uum cleaner. The process of dump-|
wastebasket Or onto a newspaper,
then carrying the mess out to
the rubbish can is ime-consuming}
land treates more work when dust!
spills onto the floor. j
Save time and trouble by invert-
ting the bag over a garbage can and
(0) ie £olemrer-V\\mme)','4\mm dele] ame). /)\)
YEAR ’ROUND RESORT HOME?
dumping the contents directly into}
ithe can. Then replace the can's)
cover. This way, dust is prevented |
: from being re-spread through the
house and is kept from blowing:
or ou HEAT Paint Own Cars over the backyard. Replacing the’
cover is important to prevent a:
BO! URNACES . a=? —_f FULSA, Okla. — A recent Tulsa.
Cewenat@ erecraic inewspaper ad urged car owners breeze from drawing the dust out!
of the can
ito repaint their own automobiles
aren end Sheet Metel * * local paint shop which offered
iF run. Best rule for judging)
va, is the closeness of the tufts {space equipment and materials
351 N. Paddock Fe 5-6973 Jand the number of rows of tufts.
Watch Rows of Tufts
When you buy carpeting, remem- {to do-it-yourself for $27.30,
toa that quality is cheaper in the
NO MORE HOT WATER
FOR LESS MONEY Two Heating Elements Heal Water
20 Hours Out of Each Day
Plenty of hot water.-all the time for the average
family under the new Detroit Edison Pian that
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- 4 __Now you can ‘afford the luxury of a great new Tri-Level design It’s easy to see why this beautiful antique brick ranch home is
7 ot inde Se! inside the closet door you'll avoid ‘ construction. Remember, no peyme nts until ofter the first of the vent |
Ask about the new 5-year aver plan.
function as they should by using embarrassment when visitor's open)
these trouble spots and make them| ‘he doors inquisitively. You can colors wisely, theb lind will also| Vv" remove the door itself, em-| /
provide a decorative mask for|Phasizing the blind as a dramatic,|
‘SWrage-and work space. decorative element. Use blinds, [MN im
Here are a few tips from the inside the closet to screen wo
Venetian Blind Institute to get you)" SPIES started. If you have a kitchenette coed
“att ihe open toy shelves In |ing to the living room, the hort the nursery or tn Guntor’s Play | ontal blind can again be used as]
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a divider, screening off the dining|
a area from kitchen clutter. It will] ‘ .
pay off in improving the over-all} Vi z a ee
~ FALL: BARGAIN (Bisco tain“ roving = 47 2
plenty of light, ventilation and aa
| unobstructed view,
7 | Blinds can eliminate other eye-| .
. ‘sores. If you have an old fashioned] ¢
S| ECIGiS! i | doorway with unsightly panes off S
pone use the Venetian blind as a} By
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every ounce of fell
modates only. one car. Two-car ga-’ ' ea
rages average about twice this fig-/ ee an
jure or roughly the size of a small) a ae _
\ardre | ply by changing burners!
Prsclages goad s Depo the sno
mn can play a protect
some, easy-t ean mate
some, easytociean material Uke] FURWAGE INSPECTION | rage can be a room for the —
‘to play as well. Quarry tile makes
‘an ideal floor for dancing and re-
quires no waxing.
The garage also offers wide pos. |
sibilities as a work area. What bet-
‘ter spot, for example, to rig | William Lechner}
clothes-drying facilities on a rainy,
: set" || MIDWEST SUPPLY aed / 7 LAMA z00 9 N. TELEGRAPH FE 4.2575 lpereh and inom qurnitare, Beycles 4 @Uarevy seapens simes sees Evenings and Sunday FE 5-7433 .
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ne these other likely uses:
1. Utility area for laundry equip- Jment. ‘This ls expecially appropet-| Where Nour Purchase
ate if the garage adjoins the, kitch-.
len and has a waterproof ctramic. Is Protected!
‘tile floor. Laundry appliances can : rane
‘be arranged along the inside wall
Qur Operator on Duty and use existing plumbing lines.
37] Voorheis Rd. After Store Bours FE 201 Ee ee eee ee ss nands
Maa have plenty of tools and repair
equipment.
3. Terrace space for outdoor liv. |
ing in mild weather. Barbecue
grills and other such accessories
for gracious living can be tend-
led. drinks mixed and consumed}
and gossip exchanged in the mame
“. the old garage. |
‘Check Likely Spots
for Moisture Invasion
Rescue your house from outside |
| moisture by making sure that the,
“enemy is unable to gain entrance,
at your home’s most vulnerable
spots. Check such danger ‘ spots.
as framework of windows and
doors, bases of porch pillars.
under-eave areas and downspouts.
: If you find signs of peeling paint, |
@ it's a warning that moisture has
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LIMBERING WEIGHT LIFTERS — The heavyweights of the
=U, S._weightifting team limber up at the Olympic Village near
Melbourne by giving bantamweight Charlies Vinci, 23, from York,
Pa., a lift. At the left is Paul Anderson, 23, from Taccoa, Ga., and
on the right is Joe Sheppard, 24, of York, Pa. _ {var said,
| underdog. Olivar Soaalad ,
of Favorite
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (®—A lot of
football experts have Yale foot-
ball Coach Jordan Olivar mysti-
fied. They are picking his Elis to
beat Princeton tomorrow in the
Ivy League's biggest game of the
season. ‘
* *# *
“It's a real mystery to me how
we're rated as the favorite,”’ Oli- by Yale's Role | | THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1956
By BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sperts Editor, Pontiac Press
DETROIT — There are no “‘ifs’’
or “buts” for the Detroit Lions in
their game against the Baltimore Colts at Briggs Stadium Sunday,
land another jammed house will
be on hand to attest to this.
With the Western Division of the
“It’s hard to understand, Prince-
ton hasn't lost a game. They beat,
Colgate, the only club that beat |
game than we have.”
Olivar. figures this battle for the
Ivy League lead should be a toss-
up at best. If, not that, he said,
|Yale should be a one touchdown
PMC Bowling League Gets First Triplicate |
| First triplicate of the season for)
‘the Pontiae—Motor_Division Plant National Football League running
in photo-finish form, having the
Chicago Bears and the Lions tied
us. And they have been averaging with 6-1 records, every game for
almost 50 yards more on offense a} Detroit is a must.
* * me
to Washington snapped the Lions’
six game winning streak to start
jthe second half of the-12-game
schedule.
The Bears have shown no_in-
dication of faltering after six
straight victories, and the—Chi-
cagoans are favored to make
the Los Angeles Rams their
ith victim in succession. 4
‘Nine bowling league was rolled
‘this week by Nick Contor of the
|Supervision team. Nick fired a 190
\“‘trio” for a 527 series. Contor car-
ries a 171 league average at Motor
‘Inn Recreation drives.
Track Team in Olympic Warmups Last week’s 18-17 squeeker-loss .
* * «&
Both were bottled up effectively
in the season opener at Baltimore
which the Lions won 31-14, but
since then both have gained con-
siderable ground among the top
gainers in the league.
Moore, with a 10.1 rushing candidate Hugh Mcllhenny still
sidelined because of the leg injury
suffered against the 49ers two
it will be Howard
man and Jim Doran in the back-
field with quarterback Bobby
Layne. The defensive’ unit, which has| average, now appears to be the | ‘There is a good pdssibility thatjand the Browns Oe eas been chiefly responsible for De-| likely successor to Ameche for big Leon Hart will be back at the |have been to Detroit, te, @ i
, : “rookie of the year honors.” |slotback position. Hart played his | (38-33) and the Bears ( . troit’s success in the first: half of * * # The former Penn State player [best game in the backfield for the it can
the NFL race, will get @ severe! bas scored five times on runs Lions against Frisco on the coast} In looking at the scores
test from a pair of great runners) upwards of 50 yards this season. |and’ it was late in that contest|be noted that Baltimore has not in Lenny Moore and fullback Alan , {when he went out with a bad leg. been held to less than three touch- Ameche. ‘ With Detroit’s own “rookie downs in any single game, but
again its defense was able to hold
Cleveland to a minimum of one
TD.
A crowd bettering 53,000 is ex-
lpected for the game. A total of
The Colts -have a 3-3 record thus}112,000 people have watched the
far this year, having beaten the first two Lion home encounters.
Bears (28-21) the Packers (28-21)| Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | The Tennessee Volunteers, No. 1
nderdog lovers everywhere by a slim two points among more|
rooted hard_today amid some “olen 1,400_entertained twice-beat- |
lege football situations made tojen Mississippi, the defending SEC
order for upsets. champ and the top defensive team oo-ins for Top Teams in the running for the Rose Bowl|rival, provided the opposition and
and no gridiron patsy, especially|inter-league warfare in that coun-
in Minneapolis. try always calls for a pick ‘em
* * @ contest.
Georgia Tech, cut too. 4 after
Miami's Hurricanes, still banned}
from bowl participation by NCAA
edict, thumped the Clemson Ti-
gers, a probable Orange Bowl
eleven, 21-0 last night to protect) in the land.
* *
Oklahoma, No. 2 by those same
two points, had visitors from Mis-
souri. The highly rated Sooners
were out to get that No. } rating,
but the Tigers knew victory meant a defeat by Tennessee, was up
against visiting Alabama. a tra-|
ditional foe and one looking for
that big win to make a season.
* 2 *«
Texas A&M, No. 5, figured to be
rougher than ever after the NCAA| against Princeton in a toss-up that
would decide the Ivy League title
and Oregon State against Idaho
in which State looked to wrap up
a Rose Bowl spot.
Texas Christian met Texas in
the Southwest and Southern Meth-
Other. key games pitted Yale -
a No. 8 national ranking. But the
rest of the top ten rated in the|
latest Associated Press pol] faced a possible Orange Bow! bid.
the usual Saturday afternoon hur-) Third-ranked Michigan State, a/
dle, and there wasn’t a shoo-in bow! ineligible like Oklahoma, was_ handed it the same treatment as ist faced Arkansas. Both TCU /Miami and prevented the Aggies and SMU were Cotton Bowl pos-
from going to the Cotton Bow. | Sibilities. s *
~ US. Hurdler Betters Own Record among the lot. la juicy target for Minnesota, still But Rice, a Southwest Conference) 4) Vou. nd games:
| South — Auburn vs. Georgia,
x | Mississippi State vs. Louisiana
By STERLING SLAPPEY bettering his own world recordjover the grass course of the Ben- Next Saturday . City Deer H unter |State, Tulane vs. Vanderbilt, Duke r 7 |\vs. Wake Forest,, Maryland vs.
8 Bags Fast Buck | South Carolina, Xavier vs. Ken-
jtucky, Furman vs. West Virginia,
Comin a A - oun y @am It didn’t take Vernon W. Jones,|George Washington’ vs. The Cita-
4705 Halstead Rd., Pontiac, very del, Mississippi Southern vs. Flor-
long to fill his 1956 deer license, ida State. ; ; iV Midwest—Wisconsin vs. Illinois It’s coming your way. The official All-Oakland once he arrived at the hunting oe s. | Amasa in the Upper Purdue vs. Northwestern, lowa County football team for 1956 will be published in ee eee the UPpCT ee ng — a Se
Pontiac Press next Saturday, Nov. 24. | Nebrasia Neca Carentan ie
: , of dust as he stopped his track | Dame. Det ; 5
The top players in the county, along with the ‘tre Dame. roit vs. Oklahoma
All-Class a All-Class B, and All-Class C, as chosen | 1 arog ss panera sap eee vs. Tulsa, Wich-
by the coaches and writers will be made known. | oot a vs. Dayton.
(bear, each year. 100 feet away. One shot downed
Leading stars just outside the county area will also the trophy which later was R 5 ht
for Fish Kill | | Irving Benjamin, 3090 Hill road.| : 5
lalso got his buck, Thursday, near!
BENDIGO, Australia W — Jack! today in the 120-yard high hurdles|digo showgrounds as U.S. Olym-
|at an international warm up meet.|pians also matched a world rec-
onion oe — ae ie The former University of South-jord and lowered a pair of Aus-
_"52 Olympics; strengthened his POS- ern California ace was clocked in|tralian marks in winning eight of
ition as a solid choice for a gold| 13.3 seconds—a tenth of a second | the 14 events.
medal in the 195 Games by/better than his previous best —| * * ®@
Russia did not compete, and |
‘most nations sent only token’
First Is Rain, Now Wind cise-.rsass-r.c
Slows Up Deer Hunters
-
versity of California youngster,
equaled the world record for the! |
100-yard dash in 9:3 seconds. Arnie|
Sowell of Pitt came through with!
a dazzling 1:49.3 half mile, fast-|
est ever in Australia. And Parry
O'Brien, the world record holder,
CHAMP AGAIN—Bill Kennedy,
detending Big Ten cross country
: ‘reached 60 feet 8% inches in the} Champlon, again led the Spartans ding county coaches. |department of the GMC Truck di- % By JACK PATTERSON jcentage of does is evident but over- shot put, also an Aussie record,| to their Sth straight title in the —s wiles e all-star page of the county prep vision Detroit.
conference meet at Chicago yes-
terday.
Boyce Pins Hopes for PHS He usualiy gets his deer, and a
CURRAN — If Thursday was the /all numbers seem to be down. A tresh wind, which disqualified
day of the big rain, Friday was| The inevitable result of over- King's clocking for record consid-
the windiest day on record, Out of) Ropalation, fewer deer, a result (eration, dropped away to almost
the Weat, mostly, anid it cut | which the game division has been |“ dead calm as the 120-yard hur-| . - sherp- predicting, without arousing | dles got under way and meet offi-,
er than yesterday's razor blade.| much interest on the part of club \cials said Davis’ time definitely
However the much wished-for snow ' 7m ow| owners, may be beginning to [would be forwarded to the interna-
was not sufficient in either quality; shape up. tionat body icc — ae football picture in next Saturday’s Pontiac Press.
be given consideration, along with all the top scorers, weighed-in at 180 pounds.
final standings, the Coach-of-the-Year and two, Out-) Jones is connected with the sales
Soviet, Polish Newberry, in the rain. It was a 6) TRAVERSE CITY w — Consr-
. ‘pointer. Hunting alone, he got his Vation officials sought a reason to-
Olympic Boxers prize with one shot
Best Conditioned ‘day for the death of many fish, in-
\cluding rainbow trout, in the sec-
or quantity to appreciably affect The a soo . . . ition of the Boardman riv hich
—— eo above_may be dismissed as. Davis—led—an—American sw | alt W G W | n rer whic the hynting. a local problem. It indeed be-lof the first four places in the Tank Team on S omores: MELBOURNE? —_Nat_Fleis~ Warriors vain Win __|runs through Traverse City,
All thie weather gossip fe more jcomes § real problem as the sea-jevent. He was followed by Lee 7 |cher, editor of The Ring, the. | Stanley Leviense, district fish _ ly prologue to the fact that (son goes on. But the desirability of Calhoun of Gary, Ind., and North . |American boxing journal, said «o- Over Lakers 123-97 supervisor of the Michigan De- the writer didn’t get & Geer again (the basic, statewide idea of reduc-|Carolina College. Milt Campbell, day the Russian and Polish Olym-| ’ partment of Conservation, said today. As a matter of fact we're PHS swimming coach Bob (Des) Gideon Robarge, in the new ortho-
not too sharp on weasels, either.
We were pushing up through a
cedar swamp in the morning when
our progress was contested by a
small but determined weasel in| ing the herd to the natural carry-|of Plainfield, N.J., a decathlon en- ing capacity of the land, seems to|try, and Joel Shankle, of Dur- this writer to be beyond argument. | ham, N.C., formerty of Duke.
Technical matters aside, and) The 25-year-old Davis, whose
weather, the many thousands of home is Glendale, Calif., happily
hunters throughout the state are|told newsmen afterward that he the best condi-/
Boyce is faced with a difficult | dox breast oa event and| toned of seven teams he has seen,
problem as he pushes development sPrant enn rr, 8 aad here.
57 d at the West) . : OB & the ee ne aL A couple new aids have ac- | “They leave nothing undone,
Pa Wie bivee sae: erued to the hard-pressed men- | ho said.
ACS S By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Philadelphia Warriors, after | p fowere 8 i |
| losing three out of four at the start! cian Gann aleng
»'of the season, are beginning to |
j move in high gear in defense of
their National Basketball Assn.) Some of the rainbows bore tags winter, or ermine pelage, Weasels|™ore interested in putting time in
are swift afoot and old, gray-haired the field than theorizing about man-
outdoor writers slow on the draw,|88ement problems. And they are jis in the best shape of his life.
He said three things are neces- “When you've ; one letter-
sary for a world record—perfect 7 only man back for the full year, from
tor. He has been given Don Por-
ritt, ex-PHS man, as his assist-
ant, A new diving board and | “Their coaches put them
through a strenuous hour-and-a-| championship. jindicating they were among fish
The Warriors walloped the Min-|planted in the river last summer.
halt ices = —“ bogies is Ut" neapolis Lakers, 123-97, in the only! pened suspected toxic chem- : ie boxing , plenty o league game last night. The viczicais. took water samples for Scaereame = and outdated | aching. _Team members don't tory, sparked by Paul Arizin's 27 study by the Michigan Water Re- diving é¢quipmen' engage in sparring matches. points, levelled the Philadelphia sources Commission. A similar fish Regarding Saginaw Valley op- Whatever boxing is attempted is record at 44 and put the Warriors,kill took place in the lower Board- | position, Boyce is inclined to think done with the coaches and they in a first place tie in the eastern:man about six years ago when a a good varsity squad of a year | fulcrum have been installed, re-
ago, you are faced with a real
teugh proposition, And that
means, in our case here, that
the team this winter will be and after a spirited barrage, both having a wonderful time.
sides withdrew without casualities.| Qakiand county, never outdone
For an area noted for its large! in any department, has its full deer herd, Alcona County is getting | quota in the woodlands. You'll its hunters off to a very slow start. | find them everywhere. Clare
Just why this should be is not Land, George Farley, Bob Jer- cap clear. The usual very high per-| rard, Laurence Ryan, Ted Cook, | Dillard. It was an civanmiclreccral have to start all over.
Bob Shirley and David Willis are | The listed 120-yard hurdle world! Chiefs’ tafik crew will have to
6 d ( \ i] just 2 few of the Pontiac people. | record is 13.5, set by Dick Attle-be built around the lone varsity jshape, a perfect track and per-
fect competition,
In 1952 at Helsinki, Davis was
awarded the silver medal in the
110-meter hurdles — although he|-
|was caught in the same 13.7 time omore outfit. We
as the winner, teammate Harrison lated, D foie
We could go on at length but
|we'd have to mention what seems
ito be ninety per cent of the local
race eo Ptiation to do the job justice.
{We should note, however that Mur- “Gainey (AH coach) has Ist some)
Sowell coasted while lowering Jim Conforth, breast stroke and strong Flint Northern team: Vik-| $1,452.20 for $2. AW um
| ‘Arthur Hill, despite the loss of a are really good.” "| division with the Boston Celtic vat of acid was released into the number of its top stars, will again) — who have won three of six. iriver.
41 Race Fans Collect ; ill 4 i = Others inclu i _|sey of the United States. Davis, letterman, Dennis Simonson. Den- good men, but still has some left $1,452 for ‘Double
Arnold ci Gea Hikes eee bettered that with a 13.4 nis is good at a number of events, | like Ernie Dewell, top 200-yard free euaieoRE oe ‘
Floyd Post, Fred Vollrath ee. eae this year while running the|a jack-of-all-trades swimmer who |styler, Sore ae we ee ey ee a
|Jean Kremer. A young lady by the 110-meter high hurdles—10 inches excels as an individual medley coe Saginaw High, with a new coac | unate a ad .. rig ai y:
Iname of Ann Parker of Lake Orion {atther than the 12C highs. jtender, free styler, or any one of Al Cormier, may be a factor in|double combination—Nos. 11 an
j ; * * *&
the Aussie standard of 1:50.4 set free styler, is a letterman, but ings will swim their first Valley * * ®
CHICAGO (®—Only one more le- earlier this year by John Landy. will be lost at midterm. |team this winter, bringing the con-| Alva H. won the\first race to
gal hurdle remained today in ‘‘Miss With the 15,000 fans still excited) Boyce mentioned some of the ference its first year of full-mem- pay $94.20, $36,80 and: $26.80. Bud-
-Thriftway's’ battle to uphold its over King’s time in the 100, So- sophs upon whom he will depend ber competition. dy Poppers was the winner of the
victory in the 1956 Gold Cup well led all the way in defeating to come along. One was Jim Gibbs, - second, returning $45, $13.20 and
oa 3 CHICAGO (AP)—Iowa, Minne-| Iowa's hawkeyes (4-1) can clinch
Oriel sota and Michigan meet Big Ten'the bowl bid and a share of the be the leading title contender.
a a =| — eee = ——— = : = . | — 2 -
} . ‘ tf
‘also posed a threat to the antler several other events. |the race, along with an expected 1—at. Pimlico yesterday. It paid}
iset.
Norway's brilliant Audun Boysen.|100-yard breast stroke. Good size $7.80.
Parochial School. Wins An 4 In another section of the half/enthusiastic viewpoint make him! The Inboard Racing Commission, \"*! Trout of Orchard Lake, Bill Harmon, Rochester and Dick Pen- look good, Des says. Others in-
i ican Power Boat ay sao rat itself pea eat man and Clarence Stockman of
preme court of speedboat racing,” ! ontiac are hunters that shouldn't |be dismissed lightly. mile, Lon Spurrier: of . Delano,
Calif., just managed to edge Je-
jrome Walters of Los Angeles in
1:3. clude John Lamotte, a_ diver,
(Boyce thinks he may be a big
help); Duke Cummins, free styler; |
voted 10-2 yesterday to support the |
Seattle entry’s claim to the cham-|
pionship.
\Clash for 43rd Time Sc a GaILEMe a mecee | Detroit Championship
DETROIT w—Parochial League Thirty-eight of the fortunate 41
had $2 tickets and three had Ԥ5
tickets. - foes today with a single goal in title by whipping Ohio State (40). imind—the right fo represent the!
first division champion De La Salle
shot back with 20 points in the
second half last night to beat Met-
ropolitan League champion Den-
by, 26-20, for the city’ football
conference in the Rose Bowl.
But if the Hawks fail, then other
Possibilities will be open.
Minnesota (3-1-1) is host to Michigan State (4-1); Indiana
(1-3) is at Michigan (3-2); Purdue
(0-3-2) plans at Northwestern
(1-3-1), and Wisconsin (0-4-1) is
at Illinois (1-3-1) im a second ted is a suit filed by Horace
Podge of Detroit, owner of one
the boats, to set aside “Miss
i ‘tway’s victory. ~~.
figs Thriftway,"” owned by Wil- division battle. 3
Minnesota can go to the Bowl
by beating Michigan State and
Wisconsin if lowa loses to Ohio championship.
Denby, undefeated going into the
game, was favored, Bill Henneg-
han scored twice for De La Salle,
Turkey Day Rivalry fo End for BHS-RO
outright, Ohio State will be the 4 lard Ss, crossed the finish) By BILL CORNWELL The “tale of two cities” will |the Little Brown Jug, symbolic of once on a 26-yard keeper play.
line in the Gold Cup Race on). be resumed for the 43rd time |gridiron supremacy between the eo 2 6 : When Charles Dickens penned the Detrait River Sept. 1, but the',. . o next Thursday when Birming- |two schools. The Jug, a battered P Michigan can make the tri by : his immortal novel, “A Tale of Two d SATURDAY'’S PRO BASKETBALL ‘ P Detroit committee disquali-|roties ™ he never dreamed that} "a collides with the Acorns in |but precious old piece of pottery, EASTERN DIVISION beating Indiana and Ohio State
fied it on th grounds it hit a bhoy , : | their traditional Thanksgiving |is retained each year by the win-};, 0 but both Iowa and Minnesota must some day it would have a double Philadelphia _ [but both I N psota 3
, The i Poa d — meaning. | Day battle. ning team. Boston T oeess suffer another setback. :
nate ruling. De ake oases The famous classic should re-- Royal Oak will be favored to win,| The Jug was introduced in Syrecuse =... pteteeseees ; Towa can lose to Ohio State
* and drivers the commissibn |™ind people of some of the best in/but. this is almost immaterial. Of) 1924, Since then the two schools |gj° tous “TSTERN DIVISION , . \| and become the first team to
to reopen the hearing.. literature. igreater importance is the fact that) have met 31 times with Royal | Rochester Mle 6 Soa Jose two conferences games and
The commission usidered the | But in these parts at this time one of the state’s oldest and most! Oak winning 16 games, the Ma- : = : still go to Pasadena if both Mich-
fequest yesterday \but decided of year, Dickens’ work only serves colorful rivalries may be played| ples 10 and five ending in ties. SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE ign and Minnesota lose another
. against reopening thetrase to remind football fans of the an.| for the last time. The Acorns have held the prize eye stg ——- game. So the possibilities are : eae nual Birmingham-Royal Oak game.| At stake on Turkey Day will be for, the past four years, Syracuse LA eel oy Pe aaa
foe oy" ‘ , . In the overall record dating back (ware RESULTS | Ohio State is favored by a touch-
| ree ities. Id ok Ay po jetanaparaee oo {to 19S. Royal Oak has won 21/Philedelpnis, 123, Minneapolis 7a down on the strength of 17 straight
(2nd Round in Golf Meet ts:,comere we seminenn's rascmit graeme B lconterence trjumphs | 7 ye y 14, There have been seven ties, | ptan ar Rernen enone “| By winning the conferenée tite "= or OUISVI e % | four of them scoreless, St, Louls at New York
a Tst team in the conference
to win three straight undisputed championships. PINEHURST, N.C. (#—A fieldjlando, Fla., each with 73's. E.
OMAHA (#—Three cities were trimmed to 25 entered the second Doug’ Gunter of _ Richmond Next week's holiday clash has : FRIDAY'S COLLEGE {FOOTBALL emeon
pected to bid today for the Va /round of the annual Southern Sen-|
cated a sad note attached to it, however. | wien, Pia. 21, fol-
It may be the last Maple-Acorn' Fr Ey ; 23 ‘lowed with 74. . or B Tes, “4
- isville baseball franchistjjors Golf Tournament here today| Gunter fired a fat 43 over the Meeting. gen Prenct 2, tate ©, 2 Minnesota also is an the American Assn, They are\j, hot pursuit of Arthur F, Lynch’ front nine but ¢ame back in 31, the , Kimball open: |Pomona-Claremént 39, ‘Occide x” to Michigan State’s once-beaten- - Des Moines, Salt Lake City and| af Scarsdale, N.Y, - best nine holes of the day. = Westminster, Utah 4, Port ewe, Colo. 0 ie ode spartans, }
ing next year, it is expected that
Winnipeg. Indications were Des; ‘Rynch put together rounds of} Play will alternate over the No. Thanksgi eight-point favorite high — held the favored position.|36 ‘and 35 for a 71, one under’ par} 2 and 3 courses with the final racy soteee the ss ae ‘mae ff ee ae ee aka aes sharing pg og title, ~The bids were to be put tojfor the No..2 Pinehurst Country|round set tomorrow. school . \—Haerold Carter, 194% Linden, NJ, ot also is ineligible Rose league directors and President Ed|Club course, to lead the firstl The Southern senior women’s, tyq” wil be Inaugur- |poimed Young’ Jack Johnson, “21, Los Bowl.. =e
Doherty at an afternoor
right, with Mic
-C, Biche: of Or-| Greensboro _y [State and M ec
x
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1956
_ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. —
| Winter is starting to move in and
. }80 is basketball as boys from all but sharp-shooting Jim Siner has, Forward Pete Madelans is the
lone returning starter at Orchard
\Lake St,.Mary, but there is. enough) departed via graduation. The Troy
area.
jabandon the football field for an-
other year and head for the hard-| Wal
woods
The king of cold weather sports is
ivery much in evidence in gymnasi-
ums throughout the area now that
gridiron togs have been packed Colts.have— two. — back for
oy, Sim Acton and Don Kille-
a s hopes for a winning
season revolve around captain
Chuck Grube, a guard, and for-
ward Herb Stanton. Pete Ordway
and Dave Cooper are promising Cage Dis Grab rep : Scene
experienced material on hand to’
form a capable unit, Lettermen
available are Art Goisdzinski, Stan
Moniusezko, Larry Charkowski and
Paul Franckowiak.
Bloomfield Hilis, which played
basketball last season for the 1st Sage
oe
TWENTY-SEVEN
hs
Six letter winners, led ‘by point-
nee, act Lacy Dane paint an
mistic picture at Imlay City.
are Ortonville’s returning
The outiook is brighter at Re-
meo where six holdovers, led by
Jehn Fowler and Tom Williams,
should make the Bulldogs an im-
proved club. : > Hutchings ‘and Chuck Graves ~~
kingpins.
newcomers,
St, Michael’s chances will cen-
ter on veterans Dan Dropps and
Chuck Brown, The Shamrocks,
who start drills Monday, will be
fighting a height handicap this
season. since there is not a six:
| footer on the squad. Other prob-
able regulars are Ken ° Halpin,
Bob Mineweaser, Ken Rogers time since 1947, has five Igtter-
men available. The Barons,
coached by -Hal--Trett, will rely
heavily on Dave Drury, last
year’s leading scorer.
Little Dryden hsts four letter win-|Six weeks.
'ners—Clare Wentworth, Herb Swa-;--Dave-Peters-and Jim Van Nock-
gle, Curtis Flater and Norman So-| er, . Rochester’s point . making
roka. Hopes for a successful year; ‘twins, are again on hand to boost
at Class D Memphis rest with Al-|Falcon chances for a winning sea-
len Huard and Leonard Jakubiak. son. Optimism has been dampened at
Utica by the injury to Lou Haase.
‘Haase; the-only-returning- starter,
was hurt in the final game of the
football season and wil] be lost for away.
Practice sessions have already
begun at most schools and those
that haven't joined the act will do
so next week in preparation for
the 1956-57 season.
Prospects for a winning season
at Birmingham are rather dim.
Coach John Petrakis has only one
returning regular, 6-4 forward
“Bob Isbell. —— _
7 : - . , — The balance of the Maples’ start-| -
ee : : tt ae fs ing lineup will probably be gleaned
WELCOME FOR BASKETBALL -- New head coach at Walled Pentiae Press Phote |from Tom Kelly, Tony Evanaci Drawings Are Made
Lake High, Bill Ullenbruch, welcomes a portion of the 73 candi- ftom ‘the football-field-to the court inthe Inter-Lakes conference _|ta. Marshall Roe and Bob
dates who turned out for the opening basketball call this\week. The this year. Ullenbruch replaced Niles Freeland as cage coach after |heiser, all of whom saw limited ac- for Olympic Cagers — S
| Oo , SS FE | ‘Replacing graduated stars like | ——.
|
Vikings with four regulars returning may carry their winning ways —_— the 1955-56 season. ‘tion last year.
guard Ken Moser poses a big MELBOURNE a— _ Japan wil
Tables Turned Chiefs Top-Rated
ianetmacr’ | Watch Pontiac ay SVC Coaches
fii Th turn- |Nationaiist China in the opening,
a jay veatae.| games of the Olympic basketball
SYDNEY, Australia w—Althea
Gibson turned the tables on Shir-! u 1 | competition.
ae cag ay — me The 15 teams were split into
four groups by lot today.
on _— looks better af Lake| Winner of the elimination rounds,
‘oach Hal Carlin will be| |go into the finals, Uruguay is re-
‘“w Fry today. [ BY H. GUY MOATS | we’re highly pleased by the top , his entire starting five on hand | ‘ ; out sige
Beaten by Miss Fry in the finals| Coaches of the tough Saginaw rating, you have to go out and again. son’s top scorers as sophomores, given. only an side chance o!
of the U.S. national championships| Valley Conference basketball cir-| win those things before gaining | ost Valley squads have been| Deve ae Mactee antireee = = dace — is map §
at Forest Hills in September, = cuit today put the finger squarely | the’ position. | working out for some time, but all) Madison has five regulars backjeted with the powerful American, .
New York miss trounced the Wim- °" Art Van Ryzin’s Pontiac High! “We think we still will be a have had to wait on the close of |; in harness, led by Harold Perkins, lteam. G
bledon champion 10-8, 6-2 to bed School Chief cagers. A roundup of|petter club, or. at least ag good the grid season to swing into high |
the New South Wales Women’s ‘hese mentors’ opinions indicated) which finished | 8°" Many gridders are also cage. fecsesed by the return of Jim ported to have an excellent bas-
Drake and Nick Niera, last sea-'ketball team but the Koreans are
a
| SVE Ww mia
SS
GOODYEAR as last year’s club
singles tennis title. they believe the pre-season balance in a regulars 4 4
. f a 3rd place tie with Arthur Hill) : G a
Se ne ving trump toe! omer col rest with Pontiac." 3 place te with Arthur HUTTE wine pawn, vater| Meeting on Cage League j SERVICE STORE Miss Gibson who also had been Van Ryzin, commenting on the | back, including Larry Peet, long / scoring leader and All- Valley star Wy = Y
beaten by Miss Fry in the finals “team to beat” tag, said teday | Hudson (Goose) Ray. Dave Diehm, ¥4S the biggest single blow for} S t tf M d t. YMCA} Wy 30 S. Cass FE 5-6123 Z, =
of the Women’s Natjonal Clay| he was pleased with the com- Dave Simmons, Terry Zellhart and Pontiac this year But despite’ e Or on ay a Yj,
Court championships at Chicago! pliment from his fellow coaches. |Dave Scriven, and we have some this loss, along with Rod Trrais,| Mal UMA VOOMUMM —
last July. “But” Art reminded, “while | | good boys up trom the JV squad.|observers still feet the Chiefs will} iene Ulli
————————— rr __ _ . ; be the top hurdle for other SVC} A formation meeting of the Several groups have already ex- 4
The Chiefs aoe warned. clubs YMCA basketball league for the pressed an interest in entering —-——————— oom ae aT
(however, that “this 1s one” of; "1956-57 season will be held Monday the league thus far, according to 3
Vv Ryzin will have better ;
” height. for one thang ‘with Ray's Might at 7:30 at the “Y,” it was Mann who also revealed the “Y’
announced today by Physical Edu- would be one of the quintets tak-
He pointed out that Saginaw (which 64, Roosevelt Alexander at 6-44.
finished last without a win (0-10) newcomer Dick McLaughlin at 6-2 e (mg Pert. Al comping ee |must have a minimum of eight!
and Bay City (2-8) both will (1% Pounds) who is turning out paayery | Participants’ meat be’ at! , those years where the conference
could be pretty evenly matched ATTENTION! 4 Write on essay in 25 words or less on WHY A FIRE
EXTINGUISHER IS IMPORTANT TO YOU. Send to Monday Only — 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. ation Director Arthur Mann.
All interested team representa
Box 15, Pontiac Daily Press : for the first time, and Ron Hart, a tives are asked to attend this! BARN E ‘'S , : ul bly be ed. Nort
You May Win Free Gift Certificates! met jan years chemptas ania junior transfer from Grand Blanc.) meeting woes discuss plans ae | ileast 18 years of age. at | I
tes! . ; ; . The loop
. lost all-stater Clarence Elijott Other bright prospects for the | | Coming se ®
Contest Closing December 15, 1956 and three other regulars, but’ Chiefs inctude Heary DeWalt | "mited to even roan "185. Pounder leads 150 North Saginaw Street
appears to have some excellent) Willie's brother, fast and rugged; YMCA members and non-mem- '
First Prize .......... $25 Appliance Certificate
Second Prize ........ $15 Appliance Certificate
2 Third Prizes of _... $5 Appliance Certificates ‘replacements. Flint Central, SVS,
runnerup (7-3) has three regulars,
back, but may not be as potent!
as the Trojans, for instance Chartcy Barge, Dick Whitmer, bers are eligible to compete as
and Charley Johnson from the long as they do = ee
1955-56 reserves. Whitmer was |the city league. Non-mem
moved up during the tourpey (ers will be required to oy Soe
and proved a good point | ling fees for the season. Press Deer Contest |
First entry in the weight division
: : Larry Laeding, Saginaw men. “***O"- of The Pontiac Press deer contest!
Te “ You Must Hove on Extinguisher or tar, is optimistic. “It's about maker. that bes reached the 190 pound]
Services By | time we had a contender after Most Valley clubs Car their mark is the current leader. '
. 5 7 z =E= | those tean years", Larry sald, | seasons Dec. 4 Lucky hunter was Glen Wood-
"| ih €& SNOOK & co “We'll have some goed height to | Chiefs meet Detroit ‘Cathotie] Harriers ward, 2453 St. Joseph's, Pontiac. “
°e e q ge along with our aeven letter- iCentral here on that date. In last. Woodward, an ardent hunter, but
FE 8-6551 | men, including Deb Blondin (2nd | season's opener Pontiac defeated: not a fisherman (he says) bagged
his big back Thursday near Her-
sey, Osceola county.
weight was 185 pounds. Buck was
‘an $-pointer, shot at TS yards with
CHICAGO uw — Michigan State, |4 30-30 rifle bullet. He was bunting with @ meet record-breaking total with his father, Lloyd and brother
Jerry, of Hersey.
jot 21 points, captured its Sth Big) Another big deer was reported
‘Ten cross-country title in six years by Homer Thrower, 114 East New
|| yesterday. Purdue had the former York, Pontiac, but = bad wot bore
< |weighed officially. Buck was a |
eS = |pointer, downed near West Branch}
| In cross-country the low total,’ ‘Thursday mérning. With Thrower,
: |based on places of a team's first were his father, Thomas, Don
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officials “say “American pumps.
motorists may have to pay an ex-!
the Suez Canal remains blocked. WASHINGTON (INS) — Gov-in the prices on filling stati
Official lained th Middle | ity icials explained that Middle plan only
tra gent a gallon for gasoline if Eastern fields furnish only about |popolistic
our per cent of America’s oil weighed by national defense in- Brownell said the plan had been
isubmitted to the Justice Depart-
ment for a ruling on its anti-trust
on features. He indicated in a report
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after deciding its mo-
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but
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that until the Suez Canal is cleared) gupplemental oil sent trom
and Mid-East pipelines are back |, §. and Venezutlan fields will
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war — a prospect now considered around the southern tip of Africa Balloon Exhibition
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Doctors Devise |? |
Liver Tests New Method Helps»
(OldGene'sSon Who Will Land on Top of Heap’ _NewinSief Ask Permission
Dad's Image? in Middle East Power Shuffle? ac:..t0 Ban Tablets ‘df . |last night. School officials estima- ° : ~ a
Not by a Black Cigar, fee _—— ‘ed the loss at $5.) «Government Seizes 12 Prevent Fatalities of Say fai Voters! BY 20uN M. HIGHTOWER By JACK SMITH |, By JOSEPH FE. DYNAN | Million ‘Concer’ Pills
Her orrhe ing : ey __ ee, 4 ae 7 1 WASHINGTON uf —. The Brit... LONDON. uh. The. British+| PARIS Leading French poli. Pleading to two trattic) Million ‘Concer’ Pills
emorrhaging ~~ of Young ‘Hummon’ ~ ee ek ein = get _is French invasion of Egypt will ticians and journalists believe Viclati
t fy conside: - ». a - Harold R. Specht, 55. of From Hoxsey Clinic
ane By f ‘tere to hn as li change the course of history, but Eons lee Nee = Seal a som ie cowed Poors ’ Ce
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Vet- (ca sheer M et oe eae Nee't,| ATLANTA, Nov. 17 @—Deep in ters ve produced results lit- inet how |i a slightly stronger position to- : tS A U.S. Distriet Court Jury yes
erans Administration (VA) statelis se ye the heart of a's “wool hat” vd a ee Sore eon paca oa te seen day than before the British-French eee ee Wile. Letwegy, Malcolm Anderson said today he
No. 1. 195-225 bu. Quinee, No. 1. 3.00-| D t ts prove to*be a total’ ' . invasion of Egypt. ship Justice Willis D. * would ask Federal Judge John L. two doctors at its Pittsburgh hos- 380 te 35 Quince, No. 1. 3.00-: country, F, like to think tha’ have still to be evaluated. That The main reason, from a French The violations were driving with- Miller ‘very soon” for a permis-
: .young “Hummon” Talmadge : i ief i : é ;
pital have devised a test to help 99 doe. bebe Bevis To pee Yenc: 9 the spit image of ‘Old Gene,” Come, which is not yet clear. is the general belief in London. viint of view, is that the two out a license and making an im- give order to destroy a half million.
‘u. bu: No. 1, 126-1, i _ On the face of it, the Russians ; js : j :
prevent fatal hemorrhages among 1ab.t fs Mg eee ote ee Tiright | to the jawful of tobac-| The operation apparently Was 1. iook stronger in the Middle Weste™ allies failed to achieve proper turn. ‘pills seized in q government raid
victims of cirrhosis of the liver. |i io bu’ . f : os tw ae a
The test checks blood presure in bu, “Gnbbage. Sprovis, Ne. 1818 te ol — big brass spittoon ati esign a Oo tana: oar at ram. te Arab world has [eee the prestige ee ee wt — Lipgrbly Che ” portage = Cancer Clinic
t checks t Cal 14 ‘his. ; _..._ 4 PUFPOSes . : -two Western nations, long distrust- : : ; » Ph. a or tehaed er eats ; — spleen Ld determine = won eS i Trowe. a, Le. 1.95 | Ai i Herman Eugene Talmadge, least one major assumption. ‘ed by many Arabs, invade a lead. ident oe re cost — al] in- —Ady. A U.S. District Court July yes-
orrhage. It was developed by rs. ie eben ee ne tT, dogo Georgia's newest U.S. senator and| The Se ae ing Arab state. And Russia base him yh ee top- Spey pee ‘terday ried that the epee
: | 24 crate: No. 1, 1.90-2.06 ree a in stat aaa ° ‘ . at the —
“Francis G. Jackson and John -L. ‘ee. se Feiss, Ce, Pest, Ee 1, the only son of her late long-time purposes were (1) to regain pictured itself as the big brother, Py hal ‘ket will have fresh dressed poultry acted ‘properly in seizing P
your holiday. 484 Auburn Ave.’ The verdict climaxed a_ six-week
apeel ss : of overnor, likes to oblige the com- Physical control of the Suez Ca- whose threat the attack! ox.
Happel of the VA hospital staff Norseraaisn Ko. 1, sds ee parison, by affecting the red gal-nal and (2) to undermine Egyp- Sa quick ones t the attack, This has been France's over- pg 2-0119, FE 2-0110. —Adv. legal battle between the govern-
— ty of Pittsburgh Hee icy 1 ie boy. bee he, eee Juses, bushy forelock and long|tian President Nasser, The as- * € 6 - | Fiding purpose from the beginning. ment and counsel for the Portage
Medical School. 10 sen bag, Onions Green. ter ‘sumption was that-the operati ‘The French blame Nasser and his’ ‘Clinic "16-90 doa, bebs. Parsity, Curly, Me, 1, Dlack cigars that have become a/SUmp! as operation But most Arab leaders have an. anita Gor mwwet of thal Ciinic.
The disea arked 85-75 dos. behs. Parsley, Root. 1, adge trade- in Southern could be carried off without di- ; : : : propaganda tor mos t ir trou | d C | d Anderson said the government
sed Les bY | 50-138 “dos. behe. Parsnip, Recta: lm eos ‘rect military intervention by the Hesisgipbn archer = accep Ries in North Altice, The Suez, 0 ge aiendar initiated the civil suit because it
: Pec l= gee : j ‘tai y eye ON operation was view ort-
| Increase. scar theave- of the 'f, Pumping "Nes, 11 0 Re, Rat; But Georgians have come to Soviel Union. Probably Britain Gamal Abdel Nasser, the dynamic cut to ending the alge re- Areme Chapter No. 503 0. ES 5; liver. It be associated with Hothouse. No. 1. i$9 dos. behs Squash.irealize (and accept) that while the and France also assumed that young E ia mésident who Ae : : - ace _& © pills on the brounds they were may és ep) ye Egyptian pr¢si vel -
heart conditions, inadequat: diet [Outdoor No. 1° 80.95 pk bgt ma of eding | bellion in Algeria. Roosevelt Masonic Temple. | 5? “misbranded” as effective in the
in alcoholics and a number of |Ma\%t* Mothouse, No. 1 2243.00 10-1 hewn, trigger tongued, independ would have the political support pire. Will these powerful men ac- But Nasser still is very much oiled Jal panes cee. ee val Go check ie recent
other Turnips, Topped, No.1. 1.23 : coin Oni te refreshments. rs practice verdict he sopiitel other conditions, .._______| Futeips,, Topped. No 1! SREENS’ Cel-iz ghinier. more streamlined, of the United States (ee ; a tee Cairo, despite all that gin’ Noy. 18th. 3 p. m. Ferne-the permission the government
The doctors explained that no S***ge:, Nob fp bs. Begive.| nod wer and action \ . « jvasion uncovered a Red plot to the allies and the Israelis threw Crawley, Secy. —AdV. sought
occasionally in a patient with cirr- Ne 1 178-238 bu. sents. Mo. T Toe FWhere “Old Gene” was irasci. As seen here, this is now the wit Gee Oe ated? ag Be nee hana be te OT | Government attorneys alse
hosis of the liver the portal vein, 235 bu. Latter’ Bienes. N° toot so, sess aes aly a with Nasser as a tool? As the suffered a crushing military re» , sked Judge Miller to issue an 5 ' : use. be No. 1. 100-150 ble, moody, unbending and car- situation: ‘closure of the Suez Canal and the aes 2 a ge ° :
which is the main entrance for Pk, Astst., Lettuce. Ugel. No. 1. 100.) ; in ee e iverse in the Sinai Peninsula, he t a i tiein ¢ vent the Port.
the passage of blood to the liver ee en meen ese ced is) eretes ee day,| British and French have destruction of oil pipelines eats no longer has exclusive control of res 10 ne p y sagen lea wanted permission to destroy the
es : F : ipping or re-
cacummas' bheel | GREENS: Cadbage//No. 173-125 pu. Young Herman is calm, deliberate, not gained physical control of the into their revenues, will they look the Suez Canal and he has been aoe ee ree
When this ba ‘culled, Ro Ty vicgat bu Kale’ Kot, pliable and apt to forge! a grudge canal. Under threat of Soviet in- longingly for better trade and bet-‘charged with being the spearhead — Rams Another Car commas happens the blood spinach, we }, : Seis Charc. if it can mean more votes in a tervention with military force and ter relatigns with their traditional for Soviet penetration into the j | eenemasadat
backs up and sometimes causes No. |. 100-125 No. t. .75- doubtful digtrict. under strong demands from the Western customers? \Middle East. From the outset of the tral
Reaching for her baby who had Which began Oct. 8. the govern
| Because of the -presence of the ment hammered at its point that fatal | Medium. 1}.00, Pe : ? ; ‘
y never carrying & county where they had to halt their military OP- Nasser on the surface seems U.N. police force in Egypt and fallen off the front seat, Mrs. Anita
In the test devised by Jackson | and Happel a hollow needle is C at
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internal hemorrhages which can [200s iemeyfas ete tot, ae: And where the father boasted of United Nations. for, s_ ceasefire a
P \the pills have no value in treating
the streetcars ran,’ the son is erations within hours after the stronger. In Arab eyes, he stood the General Assembly resolutions T, Douglas, 22. of 23 L. : ; 2° W. Cornell cocers. 1. wktodueed ‘proud of his support in the big troops landed. Cy Wiratem invaders and thelr vearty is ‘ ; ® internal cancers introduc
inserted between the lower ribs nty Deaths cities and his new-found influence Nasser may not be stronger atta wae caned a oral lost there me sagpcclleas F pene ae Ave. drove through a stop sign expert medical witnesses to refute
on the left side of the body until / with the younger generation of than he was before British and fag F yesterday afternoon, Pontiac police defense claims that many persons
a // ae fage by losing the Gaza Strip to the cana! eventually will t y n. Paks “
it enters the pulp of the spleen. an Mra: Liatie E. Robinson Georgia voters. French warplanes began bomb- lsfeel. If Arab leaders can be under eiprestionsl eee said, . [eece coed Dyer Honsey
organ that serves as a storehouse 1 FER — Service for Mrs. Like his father, young Gene ing his airfields and military in- gonvinced that to further his own base this on the clause in the po method of treating cancers.
: : Her car struck another driven
c L ; ; r i a : nae an — : aa t sought return
—— es E. Robinson: 87, of 542 South: twice elected governor of Georgia, Sse mere is_ re. as political ambitions. he exposed. the lice force resolution providing. that py Lewis N. Freel, 29, of Drayton” or es pa to the es and its
The doctors said that because yiif wil) be at 2 p.m. Sunda ,States unequivocally that in Geor- dence that iS Weaker. ral-‘entire Middle East to the threat one function of this force will be plains, they said, at the corner of medical director, Dr. Newton
much of the blood that flows (of, Muir Brothe Fu ral H Y cia Negroes and wAltea will sev bed 5 ee oa of'of Soviet domination, his prestige to see that the canal is reopened Hollywood avenye and Kennett Al They introduced witnesses into the liver vein comes from pf. with burial in Man ome er attend school together in his World opinion to his side. Even couig wither and die. _and maintained for al] nations on yoaq -; ty they were helped
the spleen any 1 inape . with peli Fs or at ye lifetime, but his approach is con- the U. S. government: felt com-| tia. the attack weakened Brit- equal terms. | Mrs Douglas and Zlanoutheld who aay the jury : Haut ere
by bleod seneee ae the ; ee ery, North Branch. Mrs. stitutiona] rather than contemptu- Pelled to denounce the attack ©D ish ties with the free world, in- Jerry. who tumbled, ‘were coed oe nea tee Sane
nson, born in North Branch, ‘ : soda ous Egypt by its Chosest allies. ai memhers of the British St ate’s U em | d tor head bruises at Pontiac General tion agents confiscated the pills in
ommonwealth? Opinion in the n p oye Hospital. Her one-month-old baby, the raid on March 25, 1955. ied Thursday morning at her 4 square-jawed, hard worker,
@ out. You are not handling were taken from an Oxford Town- will concentrate on weapons sys- = mn we building of the Thomas convertible whenhe-saw_she_ani- Michigan State Fair than it did to| President Walker L. Cisler wil] The sbdove stated amendment ts here>y f° affairs property.” Grant ship gravel pit sometime between tems requirements of the depart- 5 & ie Co., 2170 E. Walton mal. The deer charged the car with enter the 1956 version. Children report on matters of interest to declared to be immediately necessary for in eo noodle in Se eptoon. / Wy home. young Talmadge already has The Western alliance wag split United States and the Asian com- ~ . ;
Jackson and Happel said that She is survived by three sons. achieved two goals that éluded his Over an issue of vital importance. monwealth members—India. Pak erry, was not injured, authorities cance -
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when evidence shows ¢ sive A. G. Robinson of Lapeer, Rev. father. He has won a seat in the Otly the Soviet Union stands to ign, and Cevlon—reacted sharp- fo em lved Soon said. . Pontiac General Hospita! Ro scomena
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Ce ne ee rs eo eed eine oad te Mie renee Po oe pate quis, which ©, Bim Oe sweat Bu Br Be Guan inka" wie Ronee pfting a enne Detroit; two "Sen. Walter George. “Old Gene e Positive gain whic! ish leaders hope the decision to DETROIT # — Michagan unem- Census Bureau Holds oie W Tulecrs pana. Bese cast belpoot:
g it children and three great-grandchil- tried both and lost by an over- Could come out of the Middle East atrack soon will be accepted as . in : marked no later than midnight Sunday
e the dren. whelming margin. crisis is the strengthening of the fully justified. There have already PCYmen “ill fall to 140.000 by Dec. Nation-Wide Survey Sr eer ce Ateation eC ene Dr s mee : ; si y Justified. ere have aiready ,. 5 at | be sent to the Attention ef Hospital Di-
bn ves «8 - United Nations if it averts a MUCH Keen signs of some shift of Amer-|>- ® Statistician reports . rectar: 2
i hy Mrs. Frances Wedow Talmadge quickly showed !n greater war and takes effective jin opinion. James Jones, of the Michigan Special part-time work questions,’ November 17 19 20 21, 22, 23, 24, 1986
. WALLED ee = Serer oF interviews after his election, that Steps for permanent settlement of . * © e Employment Security Commission catia the usual aie ala on “AMENDMENT
f Mrs. Frances Wedow, 73. 539 Pon- he had no intention of following Middle Eastern problems But) 1, many af ‘ a . - ~ : _ _,employment and unemployment, The Township of Waterford, County
U.S. Army Agreg jtiac Trail, will be at 2 pm Tues- the precepts of his internationalist- whether it can dog that remains docks secuiet ‘hat ene said in a report to the governor's wil] be asked during the week of ‘rhe folowing amendment to the Wa-
to Supply C-R ons day from the Spencer J. Heene ¥ minded predecessor in the field of to be seen. can survive long as prime minis- emergency production commission November 18 as part of the nation- orien oo Badin! ee
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2-8378 | Gnd slesman. Call Puller Bru ° I we ry 1 i
Bis Per eas | Ti Peaties Preee_| | ————* 309 ———,| PARAGON _|_98 ite | OSES PR on | GROUPS perenne | eet da eet, or | ie ea sae 73, dear sister of pred FOR WANT ADS Cemetery Lots 5 , MECHANIC Scott Lk. Rds, OR ween| TIME HOLIDA LING &| f Scot Lake Ra. PE $1298 after. SToeloved sunt of) Milto mae nstruction Permanent position tor right man,|_% &m._and i p.m. CASHIERING POSITIONS. 6:30 p.m. | a
ms. lawres Sorel suevies DIAL. FE 2-8181 etery lots (@ spaces) at Oakland Apply Davis Motors, S00 N als; | “needed to assist working. moter, sesettial. Don't) mise tals chance | WANTED, DEPENDABLE WOM, will te held y. Nov. 20, at Hills Memoria Gardens. Call | Rochester. | Bive tn R s| to gain valuable business ex; ee neers eeeeeel
3 p.m. from the J. Heeny|} From $ a.m. to § p.m. m PE 41608, . GAN FOR NIGHT WORK GREASE |_\on. oft Sis Mayiair ©2073,” | Tienee. 7 eee Ee Funeral Home. rment in N. CHAPEL—THREE GRAVE and gas cers and repair tires, CAPABLI OR GENE! - ARTHUR’S Peer see eee ‘Cemetery. Mre, We- | pair tires, | LE GIRL FOR GENERAL é helper. More for h bu PC.
dow Ne in state at the an error ame agate Sal Cached noses | #4000 GRAND RIVER | .Sppiy_at_101_W. Buren, | Rowrewert Np isundey. Live aan gage ee eee
> Rpencer J. Heeny. Funeral Home, im hd : * MECHANIC | Ty MA eé ¥. room, ps > YOUNG GIRL WANTED FOR ‘ a eseumes 00 as N a, . ; i AN |TV MA 66777. - GIRL WANTED FOR BA-
North Fermington road, Farming ity wien : + NOVI, MICH Experienced See Lester Pickup oubEbanie GIRL 3 "hy Slerneeye tears windy Trasigde + Pilar regener ald & week, live
are WOW to ie, TwoeEAD| | ser Mat Sortie Othe first BOR REPLIES La Sh Ad La CGE EES Sales | ip aey sre Cen eter) seen. aa Hel Ww sad Pt one : a : : OUTH anaes en ernrenene ee ~MIDDLEAGED WOMAN CAPABLF. ¢e ante : RPE NTER AND CABINET
dear father oF re Ae EN acm:| | ment which hes been, teu N At 1@ a.m. Today there | | eee 32/9, Meta ox (ness) DEPENDABLE WOMAN FOR GEN-| of managing candy counter ET nn | wee, New and repair. D. B.
Sirs na iaes: anar tadther| A cree “Wike’ cometalions were replies at the Press | MARR Die Sst Sete tuck ive: ine Bey Sivea| Reaft of city theater. Apply et AB DRIVERS MALE & FEMALE. | ~~ RKt OB SOC, _. Mra RW. Johnson: dear brother] | error. When cancellations 4 ee ee eee farm. Ne children '13 8 Rica, | eer ¢ p.m - | ween te ot OP | Pull or part time. Red "top Can. EMENT WORK |
Wright ond Mra. J.C. Lastinger |} your “kar number.” & effice in the following | Snown & SHARPE AUTO. SCREW —P&tt. bet. John R_& Dejuindre, | DEPENDABLE -R = [POSITION OPEN TX SMALL OF- “Hpi CLEA Oz FLOORS. DRIVEWAYS.
wee taken wots wil ve even ||| boxes: Bective coeraier, and) setup. |OPEN TIME ON MILLA RORE| Soest © aE" omneral noe: | {tea Map t ets. Wace eest | mhonens Sootimne’n 7 to the Bowen. Funeral ~ Pa ‘ance, vacation and paid holidays. ae ee a medium, OL Pr Yr. fg ANG Thurs. | Must be able to type. Write Pow; | phases of symihetice (ere, eal Home, ba Gea. service and Closing time for advertise. 1, 4, %, 8, 1 . 1é, 1, 23, Apply in person, Rochester Me- ¥ ete A * ' tiac Press Box 0. for new dry cleaning
puirtal. hin Oek Ridee|} ments containing type sises Spetialty 'oo.. 31t Gries POLICEMAN start Sl_6-0109___ “PONTIAC GENERAU WHOSPTTAL | plant located in Ue A Cemetery Ge. Punerel 26, 28, 35, 40, 58, 62, 63, "4 M an City of — A ENERA AL we S708 -
\e : Voorhees- 4 _St,, Rochester, Michigan, ac, 433 to q 441 W. Huron 8t.» Pontiac, Mich. & y Famots Cleaners, 4465 Beau-
srrpoeresentt 7,br tore type te i2 oe the || | 65, 68,72, 76, 78. | een Any MAGE: | Matt. @, hour. Bday week. Re. = | bien, Detrott = _. publication ! ezD: SzBAnt. Rirements: age 21, to 38, ‘time . he PONTIAC GENERAL HOSPITAL HAN OR WOMAN FOR GOOD eee nnn ennui wn ‘ucted from . , * J nm ;
Card of Thanks 1 ,° 2 ate wey t | Help Wanted Mele 6 sduivaiont good “physical "conde HEAD 1074, ‘Telegrapn, Pontiac, Mich. | steaay vee rraund ge tay ots, |
Nhe day of pt after § | AUTOMATIC SCF MACHINE tion. af lea Pe Gi retest ip : Have ponitions avatiable for: Appies in’ person, 190%. Perry. -
1 WG bar Wieck bie Wile. wich| pe ore Sereceus + ad ae Se |S Rene Mal ~ es ; Ge as | REAL ESTATE 8A OR | #
1 Sestiedes ane exeress my: . a> * Re — ‘ : | saleswomen for new home project **
Lonel teal onem wane an eaves’ || Gaz At rene B Roars, eee ie WANTED on Ste nei peed ga ; —— en expressions | Leese ting 9 Maye 6 Dare ALERT EXPERTENG i “REAL © i 3 area a to belong = | | GRADUATE, PRACTICAL NURSES Reay Co. Ktewond ‘0000, |
WE, a, 70, 7H location Call JR. Bis oe fice, enced aaa on ‘Goons | Y Michigan Board of Nursing.) | =
° rs Preis) eret Tred. Bales :. * ' +
pindnese a sh RoAL ueTA’ HUMPRRIFS -S27LM to $207.41 per Mo.
ring our recent be- tw tip Re Tele- . :
ies
_
THE PON TAC PRESS
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1956
%
lt ER NE A
A-1 MOVIND-HAULING
EXCE CELLENT SERVICE
rates FE 5-3458
ITRONINGS
my home. ve ; BABYSITTING IN
8-2075.
LADY WISHES DAY WORK. OR | _#? 33084 i
LADY WISHES GRILL COOK
day work, well ORE Seas. ord
erences available FE 2-441
TADY DESIRES Days WORK OF
any Kind rienced. |
LADY DESIRES DAY y WORK OR|
restaurant work FE eee
MIDDLEAGED
kitchen work
LADY WANTS
in “epavalescent
oR: =
SHIMEOORAPHING 17? 7. PING. SEC _retarias service. TM 3-2842.
PRACTICAL NURSE RSE AVAIL. Ex- __perienced_ | OR
WASHINGS AND -TRONROE NINGS, PICK up & & deliver FE ¢-31
WOMAN WISHES eee & DAYS MAN WITH
per week, FE 5-2157
WILL CARE FOR ~ CHILDREN
while "OR 3306: work. Call efter
2 Sole ee ¥OUNG LADY’ ‘DESIRES PERMA-/
pent employmen. as clerk-typ
Preierably wm smal] mfg Eat TRUCKS. TRACTORS
Experie: Presently employed AND EQUIPMENT
Dis e pen great oved to 'y ton pickups 14 ton cakes) |
permanent Pontiec residence 2? Dumip trucks Semi-trailers
es Bee. #4145 Trailers and Tractors
~__ Building Servi ice 12 Pontiac Farm and
Ain KINDs OF CEMENT won
FE 63785. Or FE 4-0032
ALL TYPES OF BUILDING PLANS’ ___ drawn, Reasonabie, EM 3-493:
&-i REMODELING ADDITIONS.
cement work roofing siding free
estimates _ EM 34764
- ING DRY Watt.
ree. rm.. closets. foofing. siding
weather stripping. free est. New-
man, ‘=M_}- 34764
ALL JOBS NOW
winter prices
rooms, dormers s
tng and siding of a! kinds
rages and breezeways Bathroo
am. kitchens No money dawn.
free estimates. 1 to 5 years to
MICHIOAN HOME REMODELERS
3377_W_ Huron: FE ¢5063, FE 46111
ai CUSTOM ~ CARPENTERS |
im, finish, remodel, FHA
__ terms. Gordes F Fisttley. EM 3-482
A - 1 LAYING, | SANDING & FIN Licensed contractor FE 37647.
Pont‘ac Hardwood Floor Service
ALL KINDS < E
AT SEW Low
Attics recresten 7
ang
Or BLOCK a} AND. ce
_ment work OR 3-770
~ A&B TRENCHIN ING
apg 8 hod itne, Fieid tile
BUILDING, REMODELING. WORK
ance svatiabie ¢9 N
elegraph. FE 8-1313
BLOCKS
work: A
cal Ou ranteed work. Ph.
Carpenter Contracting ~~ FHA terms. D&M ‘SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. Rough or trim,
Me , Service. eall FE 2-6245, FE,
Eves. OR 3-227
an is OUR SPECIALTY. Floors, basements 2M 6-4
CEMENT & BL OCK™ WORK FFE 5-0782. _ FE 86-3232
aranieed. Years of ex-;
PE ICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT PAINTING. WA
= “PAINTING
sem, BRC GF CEMENT WORK ‘TUPPER ASHES i RUBBISH HAULED. ray ea etc, cleaned, FE
BOB'S LIGHT HAULING FE_
CALL BILL, aaare HAULING |
and rubbish FE 5-5933.
=| ht | Dukes Tip » Top tt
| We haul anything. a me, any- |
_piace. Especially stock FE 42853.
HAULING AND ae NAME | _your price Anytime. FE 8-0005. + |
INCINERATORS ~ CLEANED ASH | © or Fubbisp cleanup. FE 4-5134_
“IGHT TRUCKING OF ANY KIND,
| reasonable FE §-31 02.
LIGHT HAULING = > AND
_ Pontlac ares. FE 5-83
TIGHT OR HEAVY ROLING.
—_. Pont pf Lost. DIAMOND RING MASONIC
+ might service, ton Call MA 58-5165. _
LOST BLUE PARAKEET. Ptade
General Hosp Answers to
= of ‘“Bobo"’ Reward FE 3.3705,
emblem. Liberal reward
2474
Eel] ST ! FREDERICK'S
¢. Initials P-H_A_
_ ring. | Reward. FE 4-#143..
Lost YOUR "PET WANT TO
‘| owe one we trome? “FE
dichigan An “Animal _Rescue_ League.
“LECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE
‘ee ee 18 E. Pike.
sh or i ig im
Pe S178. Tchamer oa picks Hobbies ¢ & ae 24A ean ea eae
hee, SCRABBLE SETS. PAINT
number sets, on _tirames
fit) BACKE
Ta ueeaes = GENE’S HEATING SERVICE. rr |
naces ‘ired, soppotel sold
Free estimates, FE 5-
LIGHT HAULING AND, “RUBBISH PE 4-0369 disposal. AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES
Ease your mind of worry, Know Beery) |
the facts about matters. Private,
5201
PLASTERING. OMMER- consultation, FE
os residential & repait. FE ANY GIPL OR WOMAN NEED- 4. ing a friendiy adviser contact ate nee ON big Me 8. Langley. Phone. FE
. Munto Elee reas Confidential The Salvation
€ Con 106 Ww Huren PE Army
SAMMIE DUNN’ {JANITOR ee ARMED GUARD “WATCHMAN, Tf
ping. Aerie and) fee. A-l_ mop
sanding floors IN-
vestigation, ana confidential serv-
BS? ice
TREE TRIMMINS AND REMOV- AUDIVOX “HEARING AID_ ee 10, al Free estimates. = 26019. FE
453% Saws Machine ILE
MANLEY BEACH 10 Bagley §
TREE TRIMMING AND REM
al. Free est. PE 7-354. FE 86508.
Dressmaking, T. Tailoring 1 1 ED Ifi', N Saginaw FE
| Aerotred Knapp Shoes t | Fred Herman
2070 Airport Ra OR , 3-1502
‘DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES.
_Mrs_ Burnes, YE 2-\814, 93 Mark
6 F FALL SPECIAL °OLD WAVE. -| $5.50 Dorothy's, FP 2-1244.
ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS. FOR | YOUR REAL SiLK MER- ‘Work _ FE §-6113. cen FE 63037. 4 s
DRESSMAKING
Uohst FE 8-3314 i
AND a IN | DEBT? _
Furniture re Refinishing 16A |
7332, FE 5-0162_ IF SO,
“Income Tex « Service 1
scones! TAX AND GENERA = _ tome, OF TS OL rome. ner ‘4 oO
1B
= wl ICHIGAN CREDIT Let US - Give You 1 Place to Pay ~
Feast Your Mind -
Restore ¢ redit |
WE ARE. ree Hebe NCO) MPA y¥ Ph
Li t
COUNSELLORS “Above Oskiand Theater _for_you. OA 8-
| ONE NTIAC'S LARGEST
furniture buyers. Cash waiting.
_FE 4-788
| WANTED TO BUY
Reward Notify D |
6760 Transparent, Clarks- |
Notices & Personals 25.
| ORIEN GOOD PROPERTIES % acre CASH FOR SMALL
E 6-875 RADIOS,
_Working or not, FE 6-8755
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home ao oda lots. Get the +: by erhbere Rent Apts. | Unfurnished 3. 34
PERRY oil
iewede. $55 9.2944. NIOWN, FE Plaine over Kee;
R.
7 has a
J & TILE BATH. UPPER. WELL-
heated & clean, a Chariote. Ng 3
8-205, :
come.
“Wilbur was trying to teach the os to >a ead and feli
dolar, -Will—buy—eu
Tales: tad sy Roe os ty. Couple only. :
“4 ROOMS AND BATH NEWLY UNTI. JUNE 15. FURN. MODER
ad home at Fiddle Lk. Oi! furnace. decorated, garage. adults. FE ware have references. $128 np m0.
a. FE 42451 of PE 2-7527.
4 ROOMS. BRIVATE BATHS “k EN-
_Auburn Heights. Rent Houses ‘Unfurn. 36!
: « MODERN a Roots AND vinene. 3 Foye HOME. FULL BASE-
-furnished.-- fach- + wall-to-wall car-
ities in basement, Auto. heat, | Fes , $90 per month.
| pear Te SFB tine HOUSE. IN CciTY P) EDR
“" sere ae paose. a oT _limits, write Pontiac Press Box 97.
4 ey HEATED. W. 2 2 BEDROOM RANCH TYPE.
Newly decorated. With " gara Drayton Pisins area, $125 &
Adults only. 319 Liberty. E 2-2039 _month FE 2-216.
4 ROOMS s BATH. LOW Ee, Re. 3 = FAMILY BRICK, CLOSE IN.
j erences. 3 miles north qos! ord. FE 5-2343
3501 Thomas Rd., just Soff Mu. 43 SEDANS. WA VALLED LE. MOD
Close to aus Reasonable. MA
A 3487
—rent, tc
_Pike. _FE_ 22182.
: ¢ ROOMS AND ee) GARAGE, |
er faruished. W. Side.
ROOMS. CLOSE IN. UTILITIES.
Employed adults FE 2-2466 ater | 7 t A
4 BEDROM TERRACE UNIT,
BN — pied per sabe 338 East -
3 7 BEDROOM _. WHITE “LAKE.
* MODERN NEWLY 3 _BEDRM.._ mi.
_N65_ Pon cae ADULTS.
3 CLEAN ROcuEE NICELY FURN.
3858. _Adu'is. Cail_after 4 FE 2-
entr. 3 pice LARGE ROOMS. UTIL. |—
property West of Pontiac come; ton Washing priv. 208 Nor-| rom Detroit. See C.-Sebuett’Real- -
ty has maintained many offices 3 ROOMS AND BATH,
_in North West Detroit for many |. ee Stowell. years past therefore’ ~s tn better) Tyrer Tt. Ww ROOMS LAKE sition to supply more buyers — ROE & MY
joc your property. “or maximum oe 4 Axford. Call between results list with C. Schuett today. _3:30
Call C. Schuett for «xpert valua-
tion. Cash buyers waiting for al!
types of property. Including lake
front; acreage. vacant lots, busi-
bess properties. It costs no more
to get the maximum results ae
ar oe entrance, lake privileges
MY 3-2730. 635 Heights Rd
ROOMS AND BATH,
vate setae
decor is | acaca “AND ) BATH. PRIVATE
Clean
| PRI-
after west side, newly.
2-0661
today for fast active service. bus. Metamora FS =
call PE 5-5323 a i] trios 7 schon| bus uee THE OAKLAND COUNTY CONVAL- ry sooal: “UPSTAIRS FLAT. WEST
iC. SCHUETT REALTY | ROOM, ees FURN. HEAT | side $10 FE 5-429. ‘ rooms. INQUIRE AT 288 E., escent, and Rest, Home line. Ap.
s_furn 2-2908. [ROOM MODE ty ee i
7404 1°. Highland Road | a cigs as aeeLY GECGRATEE: | coe HOME, EM | C ROOM COTTAGE AT CRESCENT | women, FE 5-0004_ _|
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKe! Yt, entrance, couple or bachelor. | s ROOMS, FULL BATH, ALL UTIL- | Seen ak (NOTT, REALTOR Hotel Rooms — 39
Property. Purchasers waiting, | - BOE) ot ee ities furnished. FE 4-5920. 97 Cot-| i170 W. Pike 8! E 48005 | ~~~ aa
L_ FURN. PIK tage = . :
Oftic: $800 Commerce Ra, St. in Pontiee, adults, OR 3-833. |; pooM UNFURN APT FOR CRM MOUSE Gas HEAT .™| HOTEL AUBU RIN
=n. ® PON 131088 J ROOMS. PVT. ENTR. CHILDREN | rent. 269 Chandler 8¢. FE ¢5067.| Cail OR 3-3133_ 4608 Rockcroft. | | Rooms by Day or Weer
SUR PR welcome _FE_S06s ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR.|¢ ROOMS CAR PORT. cTuetsee: | Ae Fd ceretiea
PEDDLING Fae ae a ot |) ROOM FURN APT. CLOSE IN, | _ close in. FE 2-666) or FE 2-774 | peth Lake Estates, responsibie - ti hubern Set riaer ee eas |
aeeing i osly te quale reas | ho drinkers. 165 8. Par BASEMENT APT. couple. Home Mart Realty, FE HURON ae er T n
pects saves you time and money. 3 ROOMS, PVT. BATH a _ ENTR. EM_3-0073 5-0407 ern rooms. By day or week 45
“Don't wert ws with ome Call * oan turn furn. Close in. FE 5-0575. BRAND NEW | 4 ROOMS een teeaee bers West Huron St., Phone FE 2-8266.
us now need 1 oo PYI. _ ert, ol] floor ac J | t
Bled reel ua proper es, We ‘eine ine fess cher * et | retiree toe paan et ace ines ii rontt: a 1 UNITS Pe + are
Slat Ge ait cpartuen ecsied on Brown Weekly OR 37700 1
J RMS. & BATH, $21 A WK. 5 si aromas, fine ‘new’ ane ‘ | Hempstead. => Huron. FE “40
© Suy—Te Sell-Te Trade _™iles W. of Pontiac FE 5-005 \ 44-8284 cz Reat Stores a |
YOU BUY IT-WE'LL iwecns xT | 7)RMS AND BATE pvr, NEWLY | AIR CONDITIONED ‘‘ see ee eee tile | __ RIRMIN TEAM —
awe | Pint acl oar amsnea ce: beth ik rh cea caved rd “Store, appre 2300 ‘ n within |
MAHAN * trance. west ide PRIVATE EN. | rame tile bathrooms. beautiful | No dogs. $65 OR 3-7964 sect ul ceater a \ewn will |
i. i ~ t = = |
rated, 2-0661 after 6 pm with inctv dual eotrances ‘ | ‘ oa ee= noneeate j cine CORTE, — aa |
| ter. § mules North of Utica. | 00 S Woodward 7
REALTY CO, REALTORS 3 > LARGE E ROOMS WITH PRIVATE ! se hester. OL
“~~ “~“EE 2 0263 pong oe a3 Marshall. Opee for — a from | _ Teas shemy Be. Renew ™ glass y MODERN STORE att
7 uple only. 4-084 mm All paved. Neighborho
NEXT ected? = a wean NCH 3} ROOMS & BATH, PLUS UTIL. |: Sunder from 17% DDC ue pay taste FED os Poaeh offers unlimited woottas for |
POST OFFICE |= 3rd. floor, 1 child welcome. In-| - | after § pm er rr - 8161. Com-
IT quire Mon. only. 387 N. Saginaw F Fderal 86918 \ EAR! SSeece : ’ |
BUY OR SELL |_er Fg ez \ Sonn at Rom Fi ctol MODERN eye STORE BUILDING, 945 PER MO.
I will personalih buy r prop | 4 ROOM PARTLY FURN. APT. | ——— good neighborhood jd gfocery or.
erty or will sell tt if you and/| priv, bath and ent. Adults, 122 Apts. with private baths. y ROOMS W SIDE BRICK mae any other small business. 424 Os- |
show you how to get cash if the| Auguste. Meee : hot water furnished | On aa heat, $75. Month. Ca _mun St OL 20761 .
price is reasonable. Call and let 4 ROOMS, EVERYTHING FURN SCenisNkD sabareess & | Rent Office Space 41 : us paers
R. ILEY, BROKER
FR Clist. = : LAND CON EFRACT | satrence: Adsiu cealy: 200 26+ |(owER 3 ROOMS JAMES
et for your equity or will take —— ee Uul furn FE 5-5475 -
your equity as trade if on new 4 ROOM APT. & BATH. GAS) ower 3 ROOMS PRIVATE |
or used houses Listings wanted— | heat. lights. Near bus. $20 week. “141. crivate fromt & rear © financing available-Gt FHA or! Adults, 248 Eim _| trance Steam heat & water furn
L-c 4 APTS. FURN. 2 BEDRMS $60.) 855 Mo 2601 N_ Perry
ig _ $50 deposit ttl June 1. OR_3-3686_ LOWER 5 RM. OIL BURNER AND |
ROOMS MODERN. +———gas- erste S24 Ander.
usse vy oung/* Heat and 2 Parke st. References _sonville Rd. Waterford. _OR 3-9847.
jut REALTOR - BUILDER
412 W. Huron FE 4-4525
WE NEED LISTINGS _| HAVE sEV-
eral buyers for medium priced
homes, and vacant commerctal |
property. We also buy small,
equities and contraccts.
. L. Templeton, Realtor 2239 Orchard Lk Rd. rE 44563 | le
TRADES |
i
| We need contracts or immediate
| sale. Buyers waiting What have
| vou? Reasonable ¢iscount | or small balances new or eas-
soned contracts Clark Real Es-
tate, re W. Huron 8t. Open eve-
| ning 46402 or FE 4-4813.
Ask ier ae Clark.
$200,000 At our disposal to wurchase new ot
seasone! land contacts for our
clients, See me betore you sell.
SK FOR BOB MAHAN.
i To Buy—To Sell—To Insure
MAHAN ‘REALTY CO, REALTORS
Open, Evening: aca Sundars
) W Huron E_ 20263
LET U8
ante of your contract
Bid on the before you sel
_Edw. M. Stout. Realtor TT N. Sagingw St. Ph FE 9-8165 __ Open Eves ‘Til 8:30
| CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. | Hg y NanWeit. 4540 Dixie Hwy. | | 1675
|
|
OR 3
| CASH ae ’ .
| BUYERS WAITING
| For Your Jand contract or equity
Get our estimate before you sell.
Wo obligation Prompt, ¢otirteous
Service, Call aie pecans) 3 any
e| hour at FE or 5-9078,
| J.C, HAYDE Re Realtor 86 E, Walton a Open Eves.
Highest
Cash Deal
large - We are specialists tn trading. We
are ,aining a reputation as the
leading traders of the Pontiac |
Area. Do not feel obligated. Call
for an appointment to discuss the.
ssibilities of trading your Real |
Entate, We have homes. farms, in- |
comes, business Ttunities and
Northern resorts ited for art:
DORRIS & SON REALTO!
| 132 W. Huron Phone FE_¢1557 E1887
CASH FOR EQUITIES __
cent Poco wet eentee modern |
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26%4 W. Huron OA 0-3339 FE 2-742
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
1 ROOM bast Bike & PVT.
bath Weshin ~~ S ities, Cou
or a employ girls. Adults only.
_200 addock
‘1 oom RITCHENETTE. E. ON BUS
line. prefer working or pension :
lady, Call Wefore 9 am. and
| after § pm. FE 2-8962.
|] OR 2 MEN, 2? ROOM APT, PVT
| _entrance. _FE 4-2936 ea
Ip ‘BEDRM, “LIVING RM.,) KITCH
1 & 2 RM. BACHELOR APTS. 249
roe ae
ATE 78 BATH.
“On. Square fiake: FE | eit.
7 LA ARGE ROOM FURN APT.
Share bath, 342 "Orchard Lake.
_FE 4-3363.
509 Eliz. take Rd. i
p.m. j
ON FRONT 8T.
| 3 ROOMS AND — CHILDREN |
tees tid*S $45 PER MONTH. |
K ery Epa 102 E. HU-
| $ ROOMS ane spotdanteny CLOSE
$55 A MON
Lie: to a. amine Churet, |
bus _e Ge La center. 2)
and = a bath apart- |
ool all with private entrances,
heat, hot water, stove and re. |
| frigerator furnished. See Mr.
Smith, 28 E. Huron Bt.
| 5 "ROOMS.” FULL BATH. Alt | 7) Laer furnished FE 4-020. 07
Cottag
& minutes walk from
_drinkerg or children, town, No |
ce Fairgrove |
ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE !
34.N. SHORE APTS, LK. ORION,
couple only, MY -5612 or MY
__2-3831, bath with heat & hot water.
$% Mo Nicholie & Harger
Co, 33 W. Huron. FE 35-8183
CHELOR APTS.,
or will rent to lady
_part time _housework. For grebanes
BASEMENT APT. | ATTRACTIVE. laundry service, heat and
ean, private entr. & bath No hot water. Living room with
_anmten PE 27747 murphy iced _ age ae
EAN. MODERN EFFICIEN room witn close chen
“ant sis per week. inci. heat, ehte =e mel cee 670 per
& gas. OR 3-038 |
|CLEsN KITCH. “APTS | AUTO 4
eee ton rience ten | AL LEK NUDSEN
$20 weekly ON ee ANI | 510 Pont oe De Bank Bid CLEAN 2 ROO + SHED mtiac State Ban ig CLEAN 2 ROOMS. FURNISHED. FE 4416 FE 2.8593
1 or 2 adults. 15 Elwood
COMPLETELY FURN LARGE 2 unit cf a four family
brick Includes garage,
LARGE 3} ROOM APT MIDDLE: | aged couple only. Must
room & children welcome caretaker, for ¢-apt. building. (No - Re Holow ° Motel, +480 Dizie ‘Grinkers! Must fara refer
‘ences, Call after 6 pm...
DOWNTOWN, NICELY FUR- 2.2974
nished for 2 of 3 adults. Private
entrance. Dr, Curson's Foot
157 W, Huron Clinic.
ORTONVILLE. UPPER 4 RMS and bath, olf heat, electric stove,
after 4:00. MAple 5-9687 DELUXE } ROOMS, NEAR TEL- Huron. Nicely furnisned, ae
aie.
FURN. 2 BDRM are: CHILDREN Adults, Inquire 864 Glend
welcome. OR ONE 4 ROOM AND ONE § ROOM
unfurn. flat. Lake vrivileges. Chil-
dren welcome vs, 5-O415
_ Sundays & Eves, | FE 4-300
PARTIALLY ~ SURNISHED | _ DU-
FURNISHED 2 oat LOWER, near Yellow Cab, near S. Sagi- sed ade dey Plains. 966 09 per
naw. Large refrigerator, Newly 2 LS
decorated Adults. 216 Central. RENTAL
Phone’ J or after 4 pm. ae =
and Seeeaye FE | UNITS
FURNISHED HOUSE AND A APT. Attractive new duplex type units
children welcomed Call Romeo
PLateau_2-2360.
LARGE. Ty ROOMS” MODERN APT. i
Private entrance. Oil heat. Ideal | U#¢ 0&8 East Bivd. sn:
for working couple Near bus ioagls
References required, Call after
pm 2-294.
MODERN HEATED ;
bath near Fisher
__Inquire 100 Dresden. 3
Body
METAL TURNING, THREAD-CUT- ing ee 2316 Fairport, Dray- saie0 for 2 “On Cass Lk. FE! 5, a 2 BEDRM. TRaIL-
} RMS. AND
Adults Reasonable rent. Located In Pon-
Petry &t
1 ca Fr 47833.
* | SEVERAL APTS AVAILABLE FOR immediate occupancy ranging if |
ree nba to a month.
WEST SIDE
S$ rooms and tile bath, gas heat,
screens, storm sash. paved street,
“$8200 “Por your land contact. We have fas, de- | immediate buyers. For
your con- | eopigog action, bring
+ to Johnson today.
‘A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533
MORTGAGES
| or more with 100
B D. CHARLES, in 8
Farm -Loan Coe toenaee
| Equitable esc ae FE 4-0621 _ Eyes. cE 5-8801
TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR
land contract, Rea tor Auta
1s the “bird to see " 10454 W. Hu-
_fton 8t_ Phone FEF annie
“Wanted Real Estate 32A
LISTINGS WANTED
BUYERS WAITING. LET
UITIES.
Leslie R Middleton BROKER
"CASH" Tt {fs not too difficult to
get for your
OME When vou lst your property
CALL
KNUDSEN:
act as, 1
ot Carksee Call “he 4 o.m.
5-4041 MAple “drive. Swit sei] on ro or will
ROOM FOR REFINED GENTE | ti uledeitadyanvdawt pay Hatchery Ra. Pog ee tema “Hutchinson, SLEEPING ROOM FOR GIRL, ON ar eiiuron bus. FP 2-0694. Drayton _Pigine.
SLEEPING ; ROOM, —CaIVATE . EN-
a ireuce._- — men, 174 State St.
EEPING ROOM WITH WCOOK-
Cr 16 Sehool St. FE. 23780. priv. 4 AM HEATED, SLEESING
Let _ Hot water. | Close in. €4 Pine.
SLEEPING ROOM FOR CLEAN
__man FE §-6484 eee ee
SLEEPING is: - N, PERRY
WOMAN. WOMAN. COOKING PRIVILEGES,
Private ents
__ Rooms With Board — 38)
COMFORTABLE ROOM WITH
meals for gentiemer West side.
_FE 2-342, MIDDLE
lady. ist. o _ 773. __
PLACE “FOR 1 1 OR 2 ) CLOSE N
_Home privileges 51 Fairgrove
ROOM AND ) BOARD FOR. MEN, |
sD OR ELDERLY floor. Nice home. FE
private home 53 N. Johnson FED
259420 See
ROOM & _ ‘BOARD. FOR 2? DAY
workers, In Christian home. Home |
privileges. ©. _dessie
J ROOM HOUSE AND BATH. 807
Kenilworth. ra 3 BEDROOM RANCH q TYPE. OIL
* furnace ravtion Piains. Lake
Begarees $100 bl oe =
3} BEDROOM HOUSE. FENCED:
_in_ yard, and garage_ OR 3-540
7 ROOM House IN ‘DRAYTON.
OR 3-1418
i3 “BEDROOM. ‘RANCH HOME NEAR
Pontiac. $8* per mo. Call Realtor
Partridge, FE 4-3581.
¢ BEDRM HOME NEAR META-
§ ROOMS AND “BATH. NEAR AV-
OL 1-616 ondale_ School
_ SIDE. TERRA cE
$75 RM "WEST.
Auto heat
© ROOMS & BATH es Tceae
Newly deco rat ad Gas heat Ga-
rage FE 2-080
¢ RMS YEAR ROUND. PLUs LOF
orch & bathroom All ep oan
including auto, washer Lake priv
EM 3-257 5
OOM” Mt Ww “FOR rent. unti] June Ist Reasonable
Call PE +6345 after 6 pm
@ ROOMS. BRICK. NEAR PON- tiac - ubets: phone FE 2-1716
after
11 sees ROOM | ed at 2 oanhill Bt
_ 4-705 Milford
6 ROOM HOUSE, an) 5 MONTH.
_ Adults only Call FE_ 2-$121
7 900M. 2 BATHS GAS | HEAT.
_FE 8-8127_ FE 40008
7 LARGE ROOM { HOUSE
beautiful location on wakes Nar
Sashabew. 22 Auburn. rear office.
7_RM UPPER. WOLVERINE MA ne Call
iF RM
Lake front
flat 3} large rms
room Pvt $19 a wk. or $75 &
month EM_ 34778
ioR- SALE ~OR- RENT,
room year ‘roid lake
home. Phone MY 2-0541,
area.
FOR RENT UNFURN. LAKE ORT-
on Waterfront. 5 room, bath en-
437 Bellvue front
RENT, 7 Re
front, 4235 Bluebird Dr. FE Com-
merce Lake See Sunday pm or
call 631W_ Northyille
LARGE HOME xR st
|. full basement. many extras FE
i . 5-2487 soe
| LEASE OR SELL. 5 RM
ern 2s acres OR _3-8582
| MODERN 1 BEDRM. “HOU SE.
miles out US 10 $40. MA ‘MOD-
j
7 ee en —
NEW 3 BDRM. 1% BATH. FULL basement home. $100 month
C. PANGUS | ___ORtonville 132R2,_ Collect
NEWLY DECORATED 3 ROOM &
bath ideal for couple Allow 1
child, hase s month, 7612 Gale Ra.
OR 13-4957.
NICE, CLEAN 3 RM. SEMI-MOD- ern $40 a mo. Baby welcome. FE
+7558
NEW = BEDRM.-HOME ON WIL-
ltams Lk Rd. 8 Miles W. sacle
_ Pontiac. Avail, Nov. 23, OL 2-
NEW 2? BEDROOM HOME. ance jocation. Immediate possession.
Call FE 17-9543 after 5 p.m. _
PARTLY FURNISHED, 850 MO_ | deposit required. 2855 Rowan off
i slate Rd. VERY CLEAN, EXCELLENT _meals, 14 | Matthews FE 5-037.
‘Convalescent Homes 38A
A WONDERFUL, HOME FOR EL-
der gg ainie rates lov-
RG a! ase al if beatiful shade and
ted by Mrs Marie
ne ;iGene Nursing Home, 1365
Baldwin Ave -FE 46018 or OR
, LOCAT- | MU
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HEATED. bath and utility:
. 3 BED-
Orion
Open Sun, 12 to 3. Also 3 room /
apt, Partly furn. $65. KEnwood
_ 32-3441, Detroit
= LAKE, large .
IN PONTIAC 43 FLORENCE 8T_
MY 33505 ¢
MIKES
“12
ple |
Realtor | a, EVEROREEN REST HOME. FE
| 43224. 54 Seneca
EXCELLENT CARE FOR AGED. Rates Starting at $125. OR 3-5320. |
iguerony
farors: recon $350 DN. Nothing Down i) build 2 or 3 bedroom starter
td oro with a ‘ent or your lot. ene rough — Rough plum i inofuded wins oo will bald om
_my let. Don on McDonald, OR 3-2837. ee SMALL DOWN
rage W, Ann Arbor, FE
No Money
~ Down WILL CONSTRUCT on 2% x 26 3 bed-
WE
went, rough wiring
chimney, You finish interior
and save 20 per cent on
cost of your- bo Full
price be
RAY O’NFIL, Realtor 262 _~+S. tenn Open 8
‘ rE Pies rt OR 3-2937
RVICE Phan _MULTJPLE_ LISTING SERVICE
§ ROOM HOUSE —FENCED coR-
ner lot — Garage. Located nesr
Fisher Body at 65 East Lolly
mount. $12,500 with $2.300 dow
_Call FE 4-1582 to see.
MODERN 3 BEDRM. HOME. LAKE
vileges. Low Dn. payment. 6784
jilliams Lk Ra, Sunday
re ~ $9100,
NEW
2 Bdrm. on ‘y acre ot. Modern
_OP 3-71407
NEW 2? BEDROOM BUNG-
Low pepipeb dale els
PE
Own ER *oR 3-2037.
BY OWNER: WOLVERINE LAK® finished ree room. ‘s acre land
_& more, $2.00 down FE 3-9782
BEDRM LIVING RM AND
spre large 1 300" an 2 car
actac erage § by
owner re wy
“ROCHESTER / AREA” 2? BEDR!
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
main floor, 4340 Dixie Hwy. MH. J |
_ Van Welt OR }- -1355..
For Rent Miscellaneous a2
GARAGE TO RENT ALSO ROOM —
Call mornings, FE #3421 244 &
Josephine
SUITABIE FOR STORAGE two story Hoes =
_atter 3. FE > aa
For Sale, Houses
2 YEARS OLD. 2 BEDROOMS
Basement. O1l heat, swnings.
Storm windows, fenced shrubs
Stove and refrigerator included.
Will trade or $2000 dow FE
$6121,
362 GENES NEAR - «WALTON
Bivd. and Opdyke 2 becrooms,
tile bath. automatic of! beat Built:
Let in 1955. Cyelone-fenced yard
60x200 $8,400 Terms. Kempe & _Harrison. LI 1-1000 :
is BEDROOM HOUSE ON ON 1 ACRE
of land, wil sacrifice for quick
sale 1076 Benste.n. vetween W
_Mapie & Union
OFF JOSLYN Vacant. 3 bedroom semi-bunge-
beet, many other extras. Large
i) ft. lot with as! rsorege. & ars
‘overhead doors
Quickly with -only Es down.
. . wat ;
SYLVAN VILLAGE
3 bedroom brick with Melmapivad to
living _ room.
room. 1 bedroom & tile Math down
2 bedrooms up full] basement with —
gas heat & tile floor Attached |
brick garage Beautiful shaded
lot Priced at $15.050. On terms
$750 DOWN
3 bedroom modern home with oak |
* fioors. utillty 1oom with auto. oi! |
furnace Attached garage
privileges Only $63 monthly
Rk. D. RILEY, Broker
09 Elizabeth Lake Rd FE #1157)
PAY "NOTHING DOWN AND WILL
| ufld on your lot or pay $350,
} Du and will build on my lot.
OR 3-7407
MODERN 7 RM “HOME AND d|
| acres good soil oe miler N
| Oxfdrd. $8500 - ;
MEAGHER 8 REAL * STATE
Oxford, Mich OA 83123
Eves OA
MODERN § ROOMS AND ) BATH.
Garage in basement. hardwood
finish. off heat. Vicinity of Oxbow
Lake. Shown by & seh
Phone FE 4-1922, FE
24391.
iSLICK AS A WHISTLE And fit as a fiddle, excellent er
ne
ton mee yard Jameciste possession
MODERN APT, CHILD |WEL- Per mee
2 LARGE: ROOMS, DOWNTOWN, come. $9 a week. 5 miles out. ams .
_Inquire 22 Auburn. meer omnes Perry. 335 Waldon VASBINDER
7 ROOMS WITH KITCHENETTE. ar ROOM FOR WORKING | FE. 5-8875 rivate bath & enirance, utilities irl, Bus, kitchen, washing. 112° == =
‘furn FE { 8-6618. ' Wor undell
ie 7 ROOM FURN. AFF. COUPLE | _ONE * a ONE 2 ROOM,
only, FE 47122. adults oniy. 8i Auburn Ave | Rent Houses Furnished 35
2. ROOMS, EVERYTHING fila PVT. ENTRANCE AND BATH. nished, Suitable. for 2 =e . FEY _Cail before 2 p.m. 272 8. Paddock-|1 BEDROOM NEW. NICELY |
43135, SLEEPING ROOM FOR 2 WOMEN | furn, Automatic heat. Utilities sup-
2 ROOMS, is FURNISHED, ED CHRIS or couple. Home and kitchen priv- plied. Bus line. Grocery. 1 chiid
vee coupe. Priva bath & en- lleges. Also 3-room apt. Private. welcomes Reasonable rent. 4007
i ward FE $a —— ht —-FE- aes
Seay AND BATH. PVT. ENT. pep ; } BEDROOM. HOT WATER. SHOW-
3 roan anid. D eeae, $18 per 6. WEST SIDE er. At Cedar Island Lake. 817
FE 86-1431. bs bath aa nee ont Milose 10 — Farnsworth.
3 ROOMS, COUPLE ONLY. CLOSE — only. close to Tel- |} BEDRMS.. WALLED LK. MOD
ss No Wasaxers 114 Center. FE bo ron, & per week. W, Close to @ity Mosecaasie. MA
ab oaee I wate LIGHT COOKING RM. UP Se ME FURN, ROOMS, PR 14 3} BEDRMS., \/ALLED LK. MOD.
: Aelpee bath, adults) only. 71 's. Jes- | oT down, in Unt __FE_5-1722. is to “elty. Reasonable MA
sie. | Ren Apts. nf rnished 34 ee eee
2 _ROOMS AND KE Lad rz. Re t ss Lad 2 poo cine ees CLEAN
Uti. furn, Wo couple. W. , i well furnished Side. FE 3-776 ~ =e ee 5 FRONT 7 BEDRM. cass aa te 7 RMS, AND BATH, BASEMENT 9901 Dixie Hwy, “1 § §-1183.| June ist. Adults, and smaller
apt. 060 Lesallp. FE 5-1560. __| 5 TARGE | Ente & BATH HEAT children desired. 2i12 Park Circle.
J& BATH BACHELOR APT. NEW-|° lights, hot water. 547 Auburn, | —“¢eee Harbor
ly decorated 140 Mt. Clem- | STLaARGE RMS. PARTLY FURN. |? ROOMS AND BATH, INQUIRE
ens pfivate bath and entrance. tn. |_°45 Oakland Ave. ___
2 RMS. KITCHENETTE. CLOSE IN./ quire 645 Auburn Ave. |} ROOMS FURNISHED, CLOSE TO Clean employed couple No drink- |
_ers, Reference 5. FE 2337 _. |
2 AND 3 RM
Furn Ail utili
MY °3-0171. T
8. _8, Broadway, Lake Lake Orion.
2 ROOM APT oS SLEEPING
._rooms Apole [2% 2 RP
2 ROOM APT. aoe SRD, 6256 sasereentase Rad., Waterford. OR
UND FLOOR APT.,
Pontiac
rE
Com- -Rustic Cabins, 468 |
2 thames GRO
laa 4
- .
PRIVATE GDERN, Adults, 47 france,
T FLOOR FRONT,
al for el
ace, Pon- |
RST
aes gas heat, |
y couple *3 Park
3 ROOK, PRIVATE BATH AND
welcome.
St. Chat au
ra nished. 1 child or ba
$16 weekly. Apply at
Street
entrance, heaf & electricity fur- " 2 RMS.
4-7 Pontiac Plant. $45 ner month
830 ‘AND BATH, C ‘CLOSE TO rc
7 BEDROOM TERRACE UNTT, as nest, ad per a 338 East |
iva 8. FE
aND. PL LRN
ment utilities.
_required, 95 S DEC,
7 LARGE ROOMS alt BATH. |
22 EC BASE-
oe couple
elawn town. 37 Mechanic.
'} BEDROOM, ? BATH - MODERN
ranch, overlooking Pine Lake, gas
heat. All modern conveniences,
os per month. Lease, security
deposit, FE 8-0590.
3 RMS. MODERN IN DRAYTON.
_OR_3-1306. $55 a month,
« RMS ULTRA MODERK WITH
utilities, week. Adults
Private entrance Rew hed Sean Lessed” to June 15. EM
ator and utilities yey $78 & month. 1281 Malcolm Rd. 4 ROOMS it REEOO HARBOR.
ROOMS & BATH PRIVATE EN- Sti trance 103 N, Roselawn ‘ Li FURNISHED OR ——
7 ROOMy AND BATH Ai his miles from a! sore, te mg Aes ioe W. “Mighland Ra, Apply wt a rhonth, 2253. . 8.
OOMS AND BATH CEP. | 5 FR Ral PORN, , HOUSE. "RELIABLE
_tonally nice. FE 42068 | __ adults J RMS. AND BATH PRIVATE EN- | 5. = ROOM (HOUSE, NICELY FD FORN. trance. Ne decorated. OL advance. FE 2-5405
_6-0041, FE $-8002 anvtime,
J UNFURN. OR Ratt te writ - |@ ROOM MODERWY YEAR ROUND
ain, Clos to FE home, nicely furn, LAoppase-plr oad <2 706 auto, heat, near schools and
utilities, refers
baby welcome. 281
& ? ROOMS AND BATH. STOVE anc utilities furnished, Couple with
Oakland.
| dinar re wen ad AMPLE ping center, cit
ences and. cr
after 6:00.
ELIZABETH CARE Ltheragh UBoes ma BES.
. complete! tomatic wash P machine SE §
able Oh rk Mare: it necessary,
2880.
Wide
Near cous waake: Moi heat, hot poland wired for elec. si
$5,750, $600 Dn. Mo, no
‘small children, FE
$350 G4 rsa Sr Orns & wr. mo
Lprets t Sooke On M50 near Duck
ELWOOD REALTY, FE 56-1204 .
SMALL HOUSE, PARTLY FUR-
SMALL HOUSE NEWLY rated, all modern but furnace.
Lights furn., $47. Available soon,
Ideal for older “yaple-
_ Pontiac Press Box eo.
SUITABLE FOR NURSING ING HOME.
nursery or funeral home. 8 large
Tooms and 2 baths, 1684 Baldwin.
UNFURN 3 BEDRM RANCH FOR
_rent for sale MAvfair 6-2762.
For Ri Rent Rooms 37
1 SLEEPING
bs Fairgrove.
1 ROOM KITCHEN FOR GIRLS.
i re entr, Washing. Phone,
2 CLEAN COMFORTABLE igh a
down town, call FE 5-9313
7 SLEEPT NG ROOMS TO RENT;
men preferred, fetezenaee: =
drinkers, FE 5-i687 27 Clairm
2 SIDE, CLOSE TO
bus wie privileges, jocies. No qvahers " Ww. . FE
2-5703. ? SLEEPING ROOM MS. NEAR GMC.
avs 81 STOP PVT. ENT. NG,
409 W_ Huron
‘
ROOM. CLOSE 1N_.
Gentlemen only, 242 Perr Sis. y. y. FE _ east ag Ist aor has 3 bedrms.
living with fire-
garage.
Adams Ra. {
Better call or see this one today.
FRANK SHEPARD REAL TATE
Adams Rd. at Tinekin OL 1-7511
“ONLY $1,000 DN. 4 bedrm. modern, and 2 car ga-
_Tage, uptown, 4-1006.
COMFORTABLE — CONVENIENT
CONTEMPORARY
PINE LAKE AREA — west at
Square Lake Rd, off Middlebelt
in Syivan Manor Sub —4¢- bdrm
brick ranch on 962140 corner lot.
yl dowti payment. 2374 IVAN-
OF
JOHNSTONE & JOUNSTONE
351 N Woodward
| MI_7-0100 JO 6-0705
i2 BEDRM. HOUSE, $900 DOWN,
amall montht payments. Phone
FE 2-2553. Full price $5,960,
WE BUILD
BRICKS $10,975:
CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 - PLASTERED oo
BY OW! OWNER 6 RM. one WITH
bath.
Terms. FE ie es ae uae ok |
§ LARGE ROOMS “AND “BATH
ap. Paneled
WEST SIDE. 2 Se FULL
basement. near bus &
pitie center, $6.750 om ii
banda or pe sacrifice to Call
_ Ss
low with oak floors, of] hot water |
lake |
surro..nds this en- home on ? acres. Full coe em
_Neam_ hei ‘all OL ee .
LAKE FRONT
Unerrat 3 bedroom home with 100
ft lake fromtage. just outside of
Tontiac Butlt in TV. awnings
Ventian blinds. carpeting in liv-
ing room & 2? bedrooms well jand-
— d with crarheene & boat
$18.500.
WILLIS M. “BREWE R 88 N. Parke 45181
FE 80¢3a) = =0MA 6-738 rE $7704
3} ROOM HOUSE, WATER IN. NO
ba down, full price, $3500
Cal FE ¢ene
NICE—-* ° ROOM HOUSE FULL
— and basement. 2875 Buick.
66 W. Ruron
HADLEY 80 acres of nice land Large flow.
ing stream. Lovely al} mocern 7
rm, house nice barn. small guest
a } 16.008 Christmas tree
en By appoint )
Toul sito ee een
Ridgeway, o75 Baldwin Ave — FE +4303
JBURN—CROOKS 6 RM. COZY, _mov in $8050 on 17111, Agt
3 BEDROOM HOME 7 MILEs out, $3080 down. $50 a morth —
FE #6660
FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM BUNOA.
low & garage Forced of] heat.
Jota of cupboards electric weter
heater
Earestrough
jet. roses, berries
ros Near Williams
schools churches,
ters. Sold this week $8.
| ¢own Phone OR 3-6536. Phone aii
day Sunday
$14.500 PIONEER MIGHLANDS
Lovely rick —
basement Exceptionalty well co:-
| strueted home tn brick with gas
{| heat and wall-towall carpeting
Ceramic tie bath New i'y- = key and would
be happy to show you. Call
for appointment.
Ranch Home e featuring large Tl
ing room with dining L.. fireplace, GILES ea CO. Se 92 W. Huron
Open 8 Ph FE 5-818) |
an Pisins Income yet off ibe Daxte Hwy
Th's J famuy frame cuptez ha:
separate basements
ato baths $126 monthly income
at present, but set tp for e third
upstairs Pull orice §11 500
Convenient
HOLMES BARTRAM eating plang |
eid Lek
= garage, are but a few fea-
Russell noe | ae etaner~ :
rE"
~ INCOME SPECIALS
COMMERCIAL
duplex on corner of 2 main
for ert any business. Shows over
12
ment of only 's10.300
Dn,
3 FAMILY+TRADE
Well located 3 family in Waterford | _ Trp. with ——
o teat
Aenea a &
Templeton DRAYTON. PLAINS
‘sale or, trace wer afion's jarge ber ye, 900 in Sc
__ BRICK INCOME
PONTIAC LAKEFRONT 2 bedroom frame home; Large
sereened in porch. fit on a
pinety shaded and fenced in lot.
a for quick on ae DE $3.
$60 per . $1,350 down,
WHITE ‘BROS. REALTORS
Phone OR 5-1
Open Eves. til] #—Sun. 10 to 5
Birmingham
Tme
$7,500 with
4395 Dixie Hwy
Open until $—Sun 1 te 5 p BLOOMFIELD PARK .
25 24-ACRE LOTS
.2 LUXURY MODELS
Orchard Lake Village
Biacktop streets with shade trees
and gas in. Easy walk to West
$715 down, See Mr. im at
our wonderful models, Commerce |
Rd. 2 blocks west of Orchard
Lake Rd. Open 4 to 7 weekdays,
noon to 7 weekends. 5
HIGHLAND BLDG, CO.
___Midwest 6-0300
§ ACRES, 4 RM. HOUSE. §500
cash. Near Petoskey. 1666 Clinton-
_Ville Rd, Clarkston
T ake Your Ti ime
“But Hurry” Unusual buy
month
Suburban Bungalow
Breezeway & Garage 2 bedrms. bright, cueiry ded, |
room; huge- Bite » fall Bath, ob
beat Just off Sashabaw Ra
Ideal neighborhood for children
Our best buy this year i
$2.500 down and $55
per month. Immediate possession
Giroux-Franks| GENERAL REAL ESTATE with many advan-
tages. 20 acres, 4 mi west :
Clarkston: Attractive
try home 7 rm. coun-
Lawn. Shrubbery and
trees galore Basement. HA fur-
nace. large kitchen, living rm,
dining rm. and bath down; 4 bed-
up Small -ow barn, garage
and chicken house. Just a pleas-
ant ape at bargain price. $13,- |
750 with $7,850 down and $60 per
OR 39701
m™
exposed
U
—
3
SENSATIONAL BARGAIN—CHER-
OKEE HILLS—This beautiful
room brick ranch home has
just been reduced to the low
-prive of $21.500-—with a down
payment of $6.500-—CALL NOW.
&s We expect Uris to go fast at
| Wile sacrifice price ATE
POSSESSON—Near .t. benedict's
and Donelson Schoo! Gorgeous -
\ For Sale Houses 4 43
a4
Mon. thru Sun. 10 to9
G.I. & FHA
2% Dn., 30-Yr. Mortgage
3-BEDROOM, QUALITY
BUILT BRICK RANCH
HOMES
FEATURING: Plastered
Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram-
ic Tile Baths, Full Base-
ments with Gasinators,
Storms & Screens, Wide
Lots, Paved Streets, City
Sewer arid Water.
S* TAKE EAST PIKE ST. OR. AUBURN AVE, TO EAST BLVD. LEFT PROPERTY. ‘
Wanted Experienced. Salesman
. A. Taylor REALTO INSURANCE
Caband Aye. Open Eves.
Gis | NEW BEDROOM BUN-
A LOw -— Good North erd
location, near school, stores
and bus Oak floors tile
bath, flush doors, auto. oi!
heat Priced at $8,850 with
only $250 down plus costs
to GI Just 1 left. a a ca een tae ei aed
3 bedroom ranch home in Clark-
ston area. Hardwe
ity =. ceramic bath.
basement with seed Hagy-t Og pis
-4& lovely 2 bedroom home with
Faved alr oil neat. On
2 bedroom § room some. Plas-
terec wall’ Hardwood floors
Breakfast nook rts porch. Full
basement 1 car garage. 3
beautiful shaded lots with lake
privileges on Watkins Lake. Im-
ae possession, Only $2,500
Ladd’ s, Inc. 4286 «Dixie Hwy. Drayton For Sale Houses 43
ULTIPLE tisTING SERVICE
BRICK RANCH
‘S. phon
Vent fan in intense Pull
“DRAYTON PLAINS
jastered walls. Hardwood floors.
1 basement. Coved pace A
cae sy Ue good Solghbarhioad:
with $1,150 down.
my ATKINS: LAKE —
OR F12H NEAR COLLIER kD. ? BEDRMS.
bath, living room, knotty pine
kitchen Large unfinished room
boy breezeway and garage. $300
Near Voorhieis € rooms,” bath,
city sewer, water and gas. 2 car
o heat, Vacant. $8,000. $1,000 &
arage, Small payments down.
Near Paddock 7 rooms Mdhern.
*"ROSE McLARTY ~ FE 22162 or FE 5-3578
NEW CB. AND STONE
Free Parking |
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 «8. Telegraph i
Phone FE
_MULTIPLE. _LISTING SERVICE _
lot. sterms pos screens, about |
$2.800 dn. to 4 per cent GI mort-
gage Payooate yust $65 monthly
including taxes and insurance.
Save anon aca and brokers’
fee R + after 6:00 p.m
ah rettap after
3 BEDROOM STARTER
HOME WITH FULL BASE-
M
ROUGH WIRING INCLUD-
ED $2085 DOWN
« onee &1
is | anee To 49
722175. Entire wall ef closets in | Corne, Williams cane Road & M50
hall and master bedroom! Pared
street, community water. If you
are looking for a beautiful home
at a bargeam Legh here it
Call Mrs. Host.
house—2-5 pm Sat & Sunday
Turn
Vorheis
\
’ realtor
@ Mt Clemen:x St FE, +1291
Eves, Mr Vorhes FE end |
garage
imole
urel. fireplace
throughout
HH BROWN .. Realtor
- W Huron
Multiple
if It
West Side
ighiy eatiractive. custom-built
bedreom home, with full base-
ment rectealion space attached
Located Im desirable Sem-
Huis Subdivision. Brick and
frame construction Carpeting
ont wait, see ‘t today
$1 000 Down Convententiyv
bath Full basement HA heat
Fas hot water Beats paying rent
Make your appointment now
7 rooms including 4 bed-
rooms, full basement. and
two c@r garage Carpeting
tneluded Full price §8 425
wity tedms
- HOUSTON REALTY FE 46331 E 2-0840 for in-
formation er come to our open |
right off Huron to 2984)
terrace fe
Aluminum storms
and screens Tip-top condition
Priced for tast action
located East «ice
roem terrace Features seperate)
~ FOR COLORED
|. R. J. VALUET, Realtor 3445 OAKLAND AVE.
_MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _
STOUTS. $300 DOWN CUTE CLEAN § Cozy $ ROOMS, FULL BATH. HOT
MEDIATE POSSESSION
Best Buys
Today GOOD INCOME
In desirable’ lotation on
quiet paved street off Baid-
win 4 rooms and bath for
owner, 3 rooms and bath
up. @ and bath over 2 car
arage Full basement. oi!
fred steam heat, gas wa-
ter heater. Located pear
ener, Rental income of $125
per month, ius owners
apartment ly $13,300
with terms. 9 BE
MODERN HOME. FE 5-0693 |
Gl, $230 DOWN
ment. good neighborhood Select
area are bur a few features.
OUTSTANDING RANCH HOME
Immaculate 2 bedroom ranch
Plastered walls. coved ceiling
Beautiful oak “fivers, large rec
heat, attached garage CALL US
| SYLVAN LAKE FRONT
32 bedroom brick ranch home of-
| tiving fireplace, dining
/ eeonttha = room with fireplace,
| Wall-to-wall carpeting. attach
| car pastered garage and te
} Oakland cs best
$42. 000 TERMS
2 INDIAN VILLAGE
Attracéve 3 bedroom birck here |
- excellent condition. Full base- |
ment. The residential area if
tops. $15,859 TERMS Sa) eee
REALTOR- So OER
1412 W _Huren E 44535 |
TRIPP | wit LIAMS: LAKE
NI O I room acts home. Ledge- stone fireplace, picture- =
Gowed living room. modern
| kitchen Ceramic tile bath
1 Wardrobe closets. hardwood
floors, coved ee ae Pull
| basement — —
i ground level cutrancs Se
ment windows — tdeal ar:
Tramgement for rec room
| and shower rooms Must be
seen to be appreciated.
Priced at only $16,500.
| Phone for appointment
EAST SIDE — NEW
Country atmosphere within
the city Sparkling new 2
i bedroom frame home. Larre
+ ——“fiving room, mutter deste ~~
| kitchen, utility room. Tile
@) bath Hardwood floors. Be
the first to Lve in this
country -« city heme. The
price? Only $10,500.
W Lawrence Street
FE $8161 or FE 5-2859 |
| Leshe R. Tripp. Realtor
|
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
$6.750 Total Price Tre bedsoom home. glassed
in front porch New ga-
face North side of town
Call - today
Large Lot :
Three bedroom home in
northeast section of city
Auto, gas heat, full base-
ment. 1'o car garage with
cement drive Owner will
consider trade in smaller
bome.
How About This Baldwin School district. Sev-
en room home with 4 larce
bedrooms aticbeent pias-
“ered wuts we
ter heater. Extra lavatory
in basement. Nicely vaint- ed _and—i rt a. Oniy
NICHOLIE MONTCALM-JOSLYN AREA
An excellent 3 bdrm. brick
i“ witn full beth, hard-
r r. incinerator, ga- rage, aved Dr. & many other yable conven
fences, ail Al shape. Ask
$13,500 with very rea-
sonable terms. Possession in
about-3 wks. See it now,
SPLIT-LEVEL LA KEFRONT You'll like this 5 rm. Wil-
Hames Lake home with full
bath, fireplace, auto. heat
& hot water, garage, large
other things
that make
joyable. Asking $16,500. Sub- .
stantial down payt. required.
ORTHWEST.. SUBURBAN
A very fine 5 rms. ‘Tull
bath with shower, oak firs.,
window bi room,
bsmt., off heat, auto,
any water, softener, jarge 2
ear TE payin sl] work
drive, beautiful 150x-
. let shade &
fruit ae i ® cu
appt, ay 7
$00 down & $100 Mo. Bee
ry 10. ACRES
e of those hard to find
—— that you have been
Lj
“pace and electric hot we,
ter heater, Locaated ner
new grade school with bus
at door Only $10,600 with
» $2,200 do wn. Immediate -
possession.
NORTH SIDE
: Only $1,340 down moves rou
with dining s do’
one “door pate tiled
Payments of $67 in-
oneas taxes and insurance. $9.950 and terms.
| w3.
Here It Is Built fn 1951 and well con-
_ structed, a wery good base-
ment that makes a good
recreation toom Stairway
to second Moor that can be
converted inte —ped=—
= plus you have two
. bedrooms cele oy fir
ane “‘erge rooms lots
, of closets All this ‘for ‘$10,-
LAWRENCE W *
|GAYLORD 13% E. Pik» &t ~ Open Eves
FE 4-9584 BY OWNER. NEWER 6 RM. 31
peaim.-ranch, in Drayton Large |
Williams Lake’
F. C. Wood Co.! kitchen—lots of pink formica. New | REALTOR OR +1235
basement 'eading out to | a spacious. back yard—the lot
New 3 bedroom homes. Full base- “Pe? |
oak floors, tile Dath. large rec”
room. Work-saving kitchen, :f
fers chem and comfort Large
| Fw 5-602 _
Russell Young "=
2 nice bedrooms, 4 big ciosets.
14x18 living room_with attractive $950 DOWN—5 room waters home.
$14,960. FULL PRICE -— 3 bedr
$9800 SPECIAL — Large baad! ft,
7297 DOWN — es completely
stone fireplace, tile bath, large
kitchen, extra large utill > sano! ty zoom
ully insulated, cing vilopes:
10,500 - terms. F! $5383.
‘ROOMS ce aT < €ALL
“HAYDEN - WHITE DAKE RD. Over an acre
3 bedroom, home. Living room 413.000 WEST SUBURBAN — 3 bed-
1362 W FE 2
MUI TIPLE "LISTING § SERVICE
§ ROOM HOUSE. 2 BATHROOMS,
4
11 @x186 KYcaen 9x12 Oak firs Bath. Gas ste An excellent
home. J0 ays trees. §9,500, |
Gl RESALE On\ Sirsthmare 2 | bedroom home. arate dining
room, oak floors 2th Storms
& screens Basement With oll fur-
thace. Appicr $1,950 dawn to 4',
per cent mortgage Bal. at $67
per month including taxex & ins
DUCK LAKE 4 room hom@, with
enclosed porch. Nice yard. -
down
OPEN SUM 2 TO 6 PM. >
diate possession. New 2 bedroom \ home. Oak fioors Bath. Living [
room with dining «ll Modern
“kitchen, utility room with gun
type oi] furnace. Privileges on
White Lake Drive out M5® to
Duck Lake Rd Turn north. Watch
for open sign. Only §1.650 down
FHA RESALE. East strte--Ciose_
to school & bus, J bedrooms
oak floors, plastered wails. Wall
to wait carpeting, bath. base- |
ment Qt] furnace Paved on ve
813.200 Approx $510 down
4'3 per cent mortgage Bal at!
$63 per Monin fMciudes tases & |
ins
J C. iH AYDEN, Realtor
SUNDAY 10 TO 6
CEDAR ISLAND
| bist Littl Farms Drive Drive
Eliz Lake eo Oxbow
Turn en Union Lk Rd to Lit
Farms Drive Sicns will ¢
zs Very lovely ¢€ rm
1th almest @n acre of ground
There ts a fireplace in the | z
Tm a nice kitchen. bath and
2 bedrms downstairs. 2 bedrms
and lavatory up Lots of closets
On a corner with lake priv. Only
$$12,.500 with easy terms
as) W. Bigelow 54 W rem st
$800. Down
nme this Title four room: |
bath. space oi] heater, gas {|
oy heater. fenced yard and |
close to stores. bur line and Wis- |
ner Sehool Only 85.000 cash
Colored Home Buyers
+ Just right for couple er email fam-:
ily. Neat Nttle six room bunga-
low Living reom. dining room
kitchen. three bedrooms and bath
Fully carpeted, Venetian blinds.
newly decorated, full basement,
mew of] furnace, gas water weet
er insulated Drive py 392
mar and then call for apo |
ment. Only $7,400
_Low Down Payment
If you Catt—-meke out with five | smali rooms and bath. —heres_
s ber ¢ elf hester,
as beer heater. hardwood firs
ot 6axl ft Located close to |
—wes—tine—Oniyr $200 stores and
Gown.”
6 Room Brick
| Ideal for businessman. You will be
‘FE 46492 or FR 44813
7
ua 700 LITTLE F. anu— acres
. of goed soil a og ae
galiow with oak gg nn
Walls, oil furnace. Terms can ces .
arranged.
Carpeted living room
room, Convenient location, Only
$5°30 full price.
ranch style home with attac od
breeszeway and 2‘, car garage.
Full basemen.. Automatic oil
heat, oak floors and plastered
walls. For head —— call
Mrs Hoyt:
500 DOWN — Close tw ‘Tel - Huron
and St. Benedict's. 6 room mod-
ern bungalow with basement and
new of furnace. Large lot and
l-cas garage
bungalow only one year
furmace. oak ‘loors, lovely bath.
Enclosed rear porch Large 170x185
ft lot. Convenient to schools, bus
and stores. Easy .erms.
modern 2 bedroa home near
Maceday Lake tcatueed large live
ing room. large 530x155 ft ict in
good location with lake privileges,
Easiest of terms
room ranch style wjth oak floers,
plastered wails. Automatic off fur-
nace Many other fine features.
Let us show you this one.
Ib la spRoN ., Realtor
4810
_2-car garay se] FE 8-
CLARK SPENCE aloha NEAR Ladies
T1AC MOTO 13.500 with
terms. 6 Aidt modern Colonial,
cedar shingles large rooms thru-
out. matural brick fireplace. vesti-
bule entrance and closet, oak
Uloors plastered walls ample
closet space basement. of] heat.
2-car garuge,—tietiy fandscape
iot. Good neighborhood
DRAYTON PI $1,500
DOWN. §12 560 Pou PRICE — 3
bedroom ranch acme, oil heat,
tiled @pc bath, breezeway. at~-
tached i':-car garage, lot 175x140 i
faet Youll like it
OAKLAND AVENUE IDEAL
YOR .HOME & BUSINESS -- 5
rooms & bath unfinished attr
nice lot, Features, tiled bath ex-
tra shower & lavatory in ba D — Corr ¢-room
b e 2 pe Cre 18 +pe bath,
ample closet : built im =
gas heat, atun
screens fence
feet Priced right
ARK REAL ESTATE aim storms vard, lot. 45128
Open Evenitnzs & Sundays ay _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICER
SUNDAY 2-5
/> Tilden
Pioneer Highlands Offering 6 room bungalow
with 4 bedrooms 2 up aod
2 down Large combination
kitchen featuring ceramic
tie alsm ceramie tile tn
bath Full basement with
FA gas heat. plus recree-
tien space Ciose to schools,
shopping aod bus—als¢ Srt-
van Lake privileges Hurry
en this one VOORHEIS RD
WEST 3 BLOCKS WEST OF
TEL ae — EFT 1
Lor ROPERTY.
WATCH FoR OPEN SIGNS
Elizabeth Lake Estates
Excellent @ reom home sit-
uated om 2 perfectiy land
scaped lots There are awn-
ings: carpeting water soft-
ener, gasinator, outside
—__ grill, os tone fencing; ¢x-
; re ITumpus Toom 3
and 2 car garage “Tr feet
everything you can think of a ce
for downright comfort and
charm See it today. Only
$16,950
roud of this beautiful six room Investment Buvers rick heme in Svivean Village
13"17 carpeted livire room with
large picture window. dining e!
kifchen with many extras, tae
rooms and tiled bath , The
kids will, love the attic that is i
finished . red_cedar. she
and completely carpeted Tdeal |
- for children's room: Gas heat. |
water softener, Dishmaster, alu-
minum storms and screens. gas
water heater and the tard is
nicely landscaped. No worry w
the children ar- playt
pep iad Lae vs senced ‘in
kK. G. HE MPSTE: AD
i102 E. HURON 8ST
FE 48284 Eve FE $0810
INCOME & ACREAG Ee
Retirement with security
when you invest in this fn-
come property located on
5’, acres ef land on the
outskirts of town Includes
modern 6 room ranch home
with basement and a mod-
ern 4 room heme renting for
bet per week. For detatis.
| J. Ee Taylor | 100 tor Cablond Ave. Opens Secs
FE 42544 Free Parking
= ‘ oaeeae ‘Also s_
in Business Opportunity store, including SDM H-
aase, eat silcer, scales. coolers.
etc. vy to operate with some
3
rear of — _store,- Also.
lc go house — will make
additional income of $30 pe’
en rental vaste ‘ this tasioding
3 lots, % block from Maceday
cate: Full price $15,000. $5,000
wn,
WHITE _» BROS..- REALTORS
Phone OR 3-1
ay this Samy income. Comer
lot. Qn blacktop street. Near
~qent—chareh.~ Pull -price- WHY GONORTH2 © | eteots, When you ran sorgh boned
same 8
eround in this ewes, 2 ea.
room home located west of
only $13,500.
PERRY PARK . =
Nicely decorated 2 -bedroom. bin-
galow. Excellent kitchen, full
basement, oi] heat. Only $7,450
with terms,
ROOM 3 ull price $7,500 with $1,800 down,
ZONED CAL
ee et po ‘at = for - eamiont
property.
*S heaream
a eee
+ : 1205
Open Eves. ‘Til 9 — Sun. 10 to §
$500 DOWN HURON GARDENS
~ house on will finish into
in
edicts. $4,500 full pric
LAKEFRONT
ON WATKINS LAKE
Ba Seach, “Cares? J eda —_ a Nt anon room hom @, modern.
landscaped be-
ee tee tage of fa
Now! Appres. “s17,000" with $4,000
e ee ‘
Bateman |
REALTORS To settle estate. as quickly ss pe satble unbdeltervabie
ock bottom price en this
crestor 3 bedroom home
Glassed in front porch An-
chor fence and cement drive- :
Only mintites’ walk from : :
downtown Pontiac Don't be
too late for this one. Only
$6250 Terms can be ar-
ranged
when mote Their Loss—Your Gain
Owners say to sell this ex-
cellent newly reconditioned
2 bedroom home Custom
built kitchen completely .
new full tiled bath, 2024
garage solid cément drive,
siuminum storms and
scfeens. This is one that
« -
you heetale see Sacrifice
price of only $9250. Cone
venient terms to responsi-
bie buyer
AK ext Side Brick.
4 Bedrooms +
2 Baths
Carpeting, Drapes
Full Basement
Timken (sas Heat
$14,950: $2950 Down _
Big Discount for Cash —
Sssshhh LU! -
Be First To see this comfortable fat-
{iy home near Lincoln Jun-
tor High Scheel]: A 23 ft,
living room with fireplace,
12x12 dining rm.. basement
completely finished with a
23 ft. recreation room insu-
lated, Pine paneled and
heated — with built-in bar
and refrigeratot. Full bath -
ais) = down Lrovonahvl Loged “tures “Paved drive to sng
cae careae. Priced at Ad |
Auburn Heights This very attractive home, .
im choice location, has large a
living — with’ fregbaes:
dining ell, 2 generous sized >
bedrooms, lovely kitchen &
basement, Close to schoo! Dex
bus and shopping. Price
for quick Sale—only $10,750.
Kampsen
FE 4.0528
377_8._ Telegraph Eves, & Sun, -
SALLEE WOODS SUB.
sae. brick ranch aS a
$79 ® —" Reeth. incladinn taxes q
GL, Ne Bown Paymit
a
Se eS.
\ FE 20263
HERE'S WHAT
FE 5-0101
THIRTY-TWO _
THE. PONTIAG PRESS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1956. ;
WEST SIDE |.
PE e-b1le. ne
BIRM. nM. NEAR COMM’ 2 BED-
brick ranch ireplace,
ree Hhematily alum. storms &
pore ere 5 softener. Driveway
& garage. 4-T108 |
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |
|
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
A-BEST BUY NEAR &T. MIKE'S :
ved street walking distance
to wniown. Spick and span ¢
room, 3 bedroom home with one
bedroom down, 2 bedrms. and
bath up. One room spartment
renting for $65 mon Spacious
kitchen finished in blastic tile,
full basement. off heat. Incinera-
Z3-ft. recreation
On
Offered at $10,506; 61,550 down
INDIAN VILLAGE WEST SIDE 7° MS
Pavea street location. Semi-bun-
gaiow with rooms, breakfast-
Book, natura! clara lavatory
snd one bedroom 2 bed-
rooms and beth = Pull base-
ment. Of; heat. automatic water
md sc a! shady lot 2-
car garage. ered at $10, 96. I.
$3,850 dewn A GOOD BUY.
—To Sell—To Trade To Buy
You BUY TT—WE LL INSURE IT,
"MAHAN: REALTY co, REALTORS
POST OFFICE
Veterans \couoren
Why Ray Rent
No
Money Down | MORTGAGE COSTS ‘ONLY
3-BEDROOM, HOME S
Payments Less
Than Rent}
If you are a Veteran,
don’t miss this
“Deal of a Lifetime!
es GET:
HARD OAK FLOORS
SIDE DRIVES
AUTOMATIC
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ALL CITY IMPROVEMENTS InN
MODEL OPEN
DAILY & SUNDAY
1:30 P.M.-7 30 P.M.
DIRECTLY BEHIND ST,
JOSEPH'S HOSPTAL
Cor. Earlemore & Bondale
WESTOWN REALTY \, huge trees.
[WALNUT LAKE. 7
OTTER HILLS,
BEAUTIFUL H HOME SITES OVER. x
O'NEIL
SUNDAY - 14
1184 James K Blvd.
SEE THIs 1'4 story alumi-
num sided bungalow. Ex-
cellent construction with
wei plastered, nied walls
and select oak floors, ler
ful dec sratens. ca
throughout, Completely tiled
basement features recrea-
tien room. Value Plus at
$13.950. See you Sunday,
$9,950 “GPEN 25 —
§534 Dons Drive
eataargehesterate VALUE ~-
and new 3 bedroom home,
Large lot with lake privi-
leges Low! Low! Price in-
cludes hardwood floors, full
basement, oil furnace elec-
tric water heater.
piper. 3 birch
doors. Custom bull kitchen
cupboards, plus many added
features. Total price IN-
CLUDES LOT’ Just drive
out Sunday See the
[ s of bargains
RPORT . To rs
TURN RIGHT TO WIL-
LIAMS LAKE RD TURN
anil TO ONEILS OPEN
SIGN.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 14
DONELSON HEIGHTS 3
bedroom Cape Cod immac-
ulate in every detail Own-
er is leaving for reasons of
health and offers this 1 own-
.. 25 home near St.
and Donelson School
minum combinations, metal
awnings and carpeting in-
ciuded in sales price. Cash
to FHA mortgage.
zk IZABETH LAKE ES-
TES — i bedroom home
pant in ‘50 Large living
room, kitchen-dinetle combi-
nation. 2 bedrooms down, 1
up. Ceramic tile bath. Full
basement, gas beat Beauli-
ful corner lot, back 35
Anchor fenced. A eet!
at $11,900
BE FIRST TO SEE -
home
This
in
traklive wood-paneled diving
oom and dining ell. 3 love-
ly bedrooms al! newly car-
peted and with huge double
door closets, Excellent kitch-
en, attached |'s car garage.
Abvout— acre of ct,
Reasonably priced at $14.-
700.
WITH PRIDE we offer you
this lovely 6 room home in
Sylvan Village Just 1 biock
from lake on a beautiful
corn lot, surrounded by
Large living
‘room with natura) fireplace,
lj dining room, wood pan-
Bright and shining
ion hen. er
2 large bedrooms.
Sleeping porch, plus I's
erage, utilily room
ntial down payment A e
Subs:
requir
WEST SUBURBAN — $1: ooen ‘tT month on — so this year eld bungalow.
Pleasant living room with 9
ft. picture ndow Large.
convenient kifghen. 2 bed-
rooms and bath, Utility rm.
Large Jot, Lake\, privileges.
RAY O'NEILL . Realtor
2s ae gra \ Open 6-9 Ph rE. 3- Pb or FR, 4-6995 _MULTIPLE. LISTING SEQVICE _
For Sale Lake Prop, 44
MILES W \OF
Bham.. Lot ownership
prt. park. beach. lake priv,
for summer recreation
though you do not build Restrict-
ed $1, vt owner FE 7-9708
OWNER. MOVING
HOUSE HAS EVERYTHING,
+0163
looking Walters Lake 100 |
Le lake privileges, $500. lee down |
TY ’CONND:. BROKER
COMPANY PREIS COND! BROKE, FE 86941 seAUTIPUL $5 FT. LAKEFRONT i TIkTING aenRvc.e on olve ie ke 2 .
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | witn $1,450 down, -Hannan. Li
INCOME 6
bedroom home nice for «|For Sale Resort Prop. | 44A = as — full nose Le | ore POD See on Ts iF v~
« Toom 12x27, nice kitchen, new FT. a Se ee ed
be in Mtrontage. On of Hillman. Good gene
ed y in some u
sxe. ings. Caso or terms MAL 100T
SOUTH EAST SIDE — 2 bed- SMALL LK FRONT YEAR ROUND room brick. full basement, auto.. home. 3 large Priced for
gas heat, nice sunroom, ceramic)
tile bath, ali large bedrooms All|;
nice brick homes in area, Nice.
fireplace.
PERRY PARK - 2 bedro
with full basement, d-car garace,
gas heat, attic is floore
Eg ee y e neling, fi e
in back yard. $1500 do |
8 oo WEST SIDE ~ Has
bath up and ') bath down, auto.
heat, rec. room with bar, fire-
place fn large living room. ere
of closet space wallewal car-
MUST
5 lots.
_quick sale ME 4-3165
BEACTIFUL LOG “CABIN _ FUR-
nished 1 acre of ground In deer
maaan A bear Laces Oak, Michigan.
5 of F E 4-8455
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A
SELL — LEAVING AREA
bedroom. 4 bath, for modern
spacious living in Fenton area, |
acre lawn in beautiful setting.
All new 1956 utilities. A distin-
guished dream home in finest
taste at a very realistic price,
from owner. Write Pontiac Press
peting and some drapes to go.
beevgge washer and dryer, Calcina-)
tor and water softener. full price
$15,500, A very nice home.
George R. Irwin REALTOR ae Baldwin Ave
FE 1-05) 2d
WATKINS.
HILLS. NGW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
8 rooms, bath & ey Nice!
Jocation with extra large iot
60x233. Priced at just $7700
, $60 per month payments.
Waterford Twp. Bee this memaseneane 5'— room
tne 3 bedrooms, spacious lir-
> earch . porn oak rec
Soon
$15,150.00
$975 Down . ‘This will start sou on vour way t owning. a be comfortable
ame attractive rm home
, Completely
and” full paved Box 91, for appointment 1
ROCHESTER AREA
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Near Rochester. on paved. road
4 bedroom homes. Large utWity
room, of] furnace, attached ga-
rage 1 acre of land, Low down
payment witn monthly payments
lower than most rent. Only $9.500
Call OL 6-0371
Maurice Watson, Realtor
311 W. Fifth, Rochester
__ For ‘Sale sale Lots __ 4
~ BUILD NOW our well restricted Waterford
Oem Loa hae ates freely.
=
WATKINS PONTIAC ESTATES | ~ 100x150, high apd level. Only
$1.600,
BEACHLAND — 13ix125, high,
overlooking Sylvan Lake, Owiy
$500° down,
ie KINS LAKE ROAD - Le¥e!
priced at only $809 |
with. $350 «down.
FAIRLANE DRIVE —-Near Tele-
graph and Maple beautiful |
ranch home gite 180x235. Priced |
tq etl
“BLOOMFIELD | HOME SITES - HP Cofonia Forrest!
| BEAUTIFUL
FE: Alu. |
Attention builders- — 211,
large lots and 84 acres.
Dry sandy soil. First
class brick ranch type
-home neighborhood. 760+
‘Joslyn Rd., Lake Orion,
MY 3-1281. t
Drayton Woods
A limited number of excellent
building sites are still available |
in this secluded & weil restricted |
subdivision Leeated near Dixie |
Hwy. and Watkins Lake. Beauti- |
ful @ooded & open lot, equitable |
spproved May be purchased on
jand contract with reasonable
terms, oe
Chapin Real Estate 4701 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains
OR 3-1233_) ost a ipeears
(\ n
ie Wie
LOT
Estates, sit00
mete offer. Call Pontiac - weit
market eee
owner. FE 8-604:
ATTENTION. BUILDERS __
E. Side of Pontiac, 20 lots, near
Longfellow School, city water in.
$475 each .
WILEIS M. BREWER |
55 oN. Parke PE 45181
PE 80628 MA 5-758)
ese CRESCENT- LAKE
PRIVILEGES
This lot ts 75318 It, just t
block from the water. Some
fill needed. Full price $500
with $25 down.
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HMOLMES-BARTRAM
4392 Dixie Hwy
OR 3-1950
HOMESITE AT CHETOLAH Shores. Privileges on Cass and
Elizabeth Lks Priced from $700
as little as own :
RED HORSE CORP
$019 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. FE 4-2252
LOT. ZONED COMMERCIAL, IN- |.
quire. 162 E
FOR BETTER SITES. ° FOR BETTER HOMES, sEB “He's working on a new ‘ground to ground’ missile — it
will make paper clips and rubber i obadete!
| Sale Business Property 49-
DIXIE FRONTAGE
Corner lot 126x273, zoned com-
mercial. Consisting of 5 room
home with basement and gas
furnace Four rented cottages.
30x40 {t. store building rented.
Best of locations, This is an
outstanding bargain for onty
$25.000 with $6,000 down ster,
GET CASH QUICKLY
|Loan Company VALUET ;Realtor
nied NO SERVICE 8. Will sell our eq oP YD
recreation res in tne besement{o
$ rms. and bath, FE 6-1518 after |
Money to Loan 53
Lenders)
TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.
2 TOCK : ‘
~ ,
Ph. Roche: tort OL 10701
Up to $500 1950 to 1956 Bree
pay we genes ad we tly piece 8. niture. Signatures Dd at oo %
curities,
~ Oakland |
“FE 2.0906. LOANS $20 TO $500 On ture only
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC 3% 8 Saginaw St. PE 4-0535
Business. Opportunities 31
GASLOINE STATION. WALLED
Lake area, Requires $1,500 for
equipment and inventory, MUtual WHEN YOU NEED
Zo to $900 You can get (t quickly on your
signature, car or furniture. No
tion. __ ventory. cal F re. Sains.
eee STORE BUILDING
Cherokee Hills!
You'll like the advantages of
its close-in: country location -
Elizabeth Lake Rd. 1 mile west
ef Telegraph Rd.
CARE W. BIRD. Realtor
403 Community National Bank Bldg
FE 44211 Eves. FE S-1392 |
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor
22 W Lawrence Street
FE 54-8161 or FE 5-2859
| (00D Ik ARM
Offered for your inspection
| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor in $6.0 : 8 large | ‘oom A. JOHNSON, Realtor se foe pall, Meg ane Se Ge : 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. RESTAURANT. DINING ROOM
I 2 4-2533 and grill, newly decorated, going
business, 65 8. Main St., Clawson. ( _OTS |SUNOCO SERVICE sTATION FOR COMMERC [AL LOTS JyOCO SERVICE eTATION FOR
on M15 between
Dixie Hwy ood
high lot nd of room tor park-
ing. $7, $2,500 down.
Having 100 ft on Sashabaw, Rd
and 40 ft on Walton Blvd. b¥ 170 ft m depth An excellent location
eee for meet any ox of business,
ae —_ {= alk with a rge rking area Ac-
settee ocaton hess cna verti reser Cibo | highways. Priced at $°7,000. $4,000
down
JIM “WRIGHT
REALTOR
MS Oakland CFEC 8-041
____ For Sale Acreage 47
| 49 ACRES or TIMBER LAND. | B OS.
| _Suchy Realty, Ortonville |
= - REALTORS ase
oe For Sale Farms 48, . Phone OR 3-1205
|; Open Eves ‘til _ Sun 10 to 3S Le
t24-Acres ' OAKLAND AVE. ; | 40 oe poole near GMC
One-half mile west of new aaa | eaiee. ot spot fer most any
highway Ideal for development | ime ibe an ieae
Priced below current market Cail $1. he a
today.
M24 415 feet frontage on busy
highway, corner parcel at
Pontiac City Limits near
new housing development.
Terrific possibilities for su-
per market or group of
stores here Priced at only
$85 per front foot with
terms Will divide.
ts thts -137--eere- farm ia ~ 2 22 4
the Hadley, Mich area, SASHABAW, ROAD
Level to gently roiling land, - One ef the busiest neigh=
and includes 90 acres till- | borhood locations around,
\, able. 10 acres woods 2 | 100 feet frontage by 300 [ret
\, acres orchard, 35 acres pas- deep, Also includes neariy
ture Buildings include 2 new 2 bedroom home, ex-
“barns, and a nearly new 5 cellent spot for home and fyom home with full base- business Priced low at only
ment, Can be bought for $12,000 with easy terms
$1 per acre Only §4,500
dow. cate Serms. I-dw. M. Stout, Realtor 41 N. Sagitlaw St Ph. FE 58165
J. Ay Taylor) REALTOR INSURANCE
100 Oakland my Open Eves FE +5 7 ree Parking
. 79 AGRES Good location th of Lapeer
lent condition, appr.
Seree. tillable, well drained.
On the few ¢ farms
for sale in this area. Priced
to sel] at only $18.500 with
terms. Call for appointment.
HOLLY AREA Sale or Trade this lovely
116 acre farm ‘ocated only
one mile from Holly on
“blacktop road Gently rolling
land suitable for farming or
ewly deco-
: large barn with new
edroom modern
stanchions, §& horse
stalls. ranary and tool
shed. Small pond in rear of
Harn. Owner will accept free
and clear home for partial
ed be or will sell at only Vacant on Baldwin Ave.
-( ommerel Frontage
| Another 200 ft.
+ 3140 Ww, Open Eves a 830
Sunday 1 to 5 pm sOUTH SAGINAW. es | RENTED house. $5,000. Terms.
88x124.
Close in. $8,000. Terms.
Biack top road } room house, R A ]
path oil Trurnace l@yce basement Oy nnett, ne.
4 barn. good. soil. $13 Wl sel | Realtors or sake madera bun pow in on | og F&F Huron st as FE f ,
Open venings un
| PONTIAC REAL = CO. oo
ey APEER R “COUN PSVESINENT BUYS ne
RMER’S FAR M. | 600 ft Dixie Hwy. commercial
ke = ‘ nS — aN drontage near M5. $45 per ft.
- At Farmers price e %
this 120 acre farm located 300 ft of MIS commercial front- ment —_ = good vee b | age near Clarkston. $65 per ft.
op road. :
moses heme ‘ eo on \ 180 ft M69 frontage and building
stanchions, tool meee Oxbow, $15,080:
commer Main road between
and Clarkston. $5,050. $950
— Clarkston REAL ESTATE ING?
20 8 Maia) Clarkston, Mich.
pm 6-582)
110 ft. on W Hibgon St. & 46 ft
on eee Lake, Rd. by 485 [1
Jocation for
Pienty
parking
main highways.
$17,950 with attractive ‘
of adjoin fe front.
age available.
Dorothy Snyder Lav éuder REALTOR :
Huron FE 24411
TIN. Saginaw Bt. 5-8163
Open Eves Till 8 on
16 MILES FROM PONTIAC
40 acres of nice rolling farm land.
large farm. Houses, not modern.
Has barn, milk house, too] shed,
etc. Total price $11,500 - terms.
5 “at n ros or yours,
12 Brick Ranch Homes HERBERT ¢ Cc. DAV qs
W ith Full Basements | 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd FE 5-4311
WEST SIDE
Are Now Under | Rvereres area for nice nomess
--Exeettent chote restricté
Construction in This Fine | homesites in Watkins ‘Pontiac Es- ~ I ee An established area Parcels
Residential Subdivision ide with good drainage pasements. ‘treet to be |
Available on ee Term 4', Per paved et no additional cost. As
nt low as $250 down j VA Mortesces 3 ACRE S \
_.... Priced Frem - 350 ft wide—-eith -runeting steeanr?
- ea Ge ~ i o@eress rear of property Same j
$15,000—$16.( on 4 trees too. Only es 600 with $500 |
MODELS OPEN. HOMESITES | Actess he street from Sylvan
Sunday |] p 00) Taka t this beautiful 100x16 | Q = building ete Nice shade trees q
To reach property drive out Dixie #70 very _ lexel Only $2,200 with |
Highway to Watkins Lake Roac $66 iy |
then left to property. VE "RR Y ACRES
An exceptional buy '00x190 par-
VW M. A : cel in this area of nice homes
for only , $900 witn terms. This
KENNEDY *"n' Sg Weare pres ease 08 inte Hwy Drayton Prema t
Open Evenings ti] 9 OR 2121,
. HOME SITES —
North of Pontiac SUPREME
m5 Baldwin Aves FE $-6203 | ~ Ser a ~~ —% 1
© 80 ACRES Inthe. rhamt aren, _gaod_5_
brick home $7,600 cash $9,000,
terms oe dn. Call Mr. Harri+
_50n. FE 2-0635
~ FOR PARMA AN) ACREAGE.
Call Rutledge, OR 3-11. 1, FE _4-0003
SEVERAL GooD FARMS AND
lake farms. 200-acre goif course re0m-{--—-—
BROKER %
%
Frontage
& Railway IDEAL FOR FACTORY OR
FRONTAGE ON WILLIAMS
& APPROX.
1600. FT RAILWAY =
PING FACILITIES
REAR. COVERS: CRE
ad F GROUND EXCELLENT
LEVEL = & DRY CIAL. TIONED COMMER-
Leslie R. Middleton
{ al pow DINNAN 66 W. Huron
143, ACRES ON “BLACKTOP NR.
Laneet FE 2-0) Harvey Wilson, Bkr.
Clarkston _REAL ESTATE ING FARMER'S PARADISE Pak Case City Michigan. 290
acres Buildings im good condition. 160 FT. FRONTAGE
On Balawin Ave, No, 685
Zoned Commercial. Last used as
a used car lot, Has used car lot
ets on preperty. ne
Rent | Lease Bus. Prop. 4A
200 FT WOODWARD AVE. FRONT-
within-city-
ing on lot with gas penta ace elec-
tricity, Inquire at poo d
Ave, or ce’ FE
To make it even: more attractive—|3's RM HOUSE, moon FOR
owner includes 25 head of cattle, business. — Ringside —
mostly Holsteins, also 16 milk! W. Huron at Elizapeth Lk.
cows and 15 heifers, 2 bulls, all
milking equipment. 2 tractors &
tractor equipment, 1 pickup truck,
35 tons of hay, 1 barn, 2 silos,
another 60 ft. barn and a 30 ft. For Sale or Exchange 50
TO BUY. SELL OR TRADE. CA Thompson, Broker, FE 2- ‘poultry hotse
Bound to Longe ~~ discriminat-
i
|
| |
jus yand
ake Country Clu area Large |
rolling ~— ots soe wooded -'-ay
Priced. Fog igs, Hu eee bof de TO TRADE — MO!
ing why at Flacoom 000, complete. ome, basement, rage,
—- =o une Lot 6-4 -
ence, &
0. ACRES ee Farmington Township, for d-
s miles —- of ni _ ot Feom home Fonts Suburbs. _ homes, arge ba: id eenleaf 46-5464, ity.
buildings Al ——- of tllable. __23863_ Middlebelt. —
Io be seen 5,000. 25
ak cem down
0 acres pear Cass cny. $13,500
House bas new stering, new
bathroom. rugniag water in barn
angi poultey house. 3 mi. to good
fish.ne @
» ‘es, cs
si Eom es
7s
i| ors cr alsa mom —e ed $11,000 with %-dew FE 20838, if po answer, eal MA §-5621, ” a 5 g be |
i : + we
v4 (aw a
ee dati VA poles: Close =
Nags 190 rontage Both business: frontage, frock
| @ W. Huron * ‘ sre iif complete
‘| are willing to piteh
FE 8-6003 .
dimits;smrait puta) 3
Maybee roads, Station under con-
until completed.: For interview,
write Sun Oij Company, P.O. Box
Steen Mich. or phone CEdar
AGENT TO OPERATE FUEL _
route for aa Oil Co.
ye rao $1, Balance, arms.
‘a088, Milford.
TTRACTIVE 2-BRAY Ld fay
Service Station for lease. Locate
on heavily traveled streets
a
SERV Ic EvS ST ATION Avail for lease by major oil co.,
2 stalls, modern, reasonable in-
_ Yestment on stock and equip nec-
“essary. For further uetails call
FE ¢15tt
BARBER SHOP FOR RENT. 885
Baldwin Ave. Close to Fisher
3 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
2 stores. plus 7 room house 4
bedrooms, on rear of jot Busi-
ness, fronts on main street of
Pontiac. $15.000 full price. 4-8085. Milford
2-STALL sures sEny STA-| budget
tion Verv w in-
struction. We train you with pay.-! $25. to Payinents to suit taal!
We will be glad to help
you with your mo ev problems.
FINANCE CO." 102 os “peer! nook Bide.
LOANS
$500
COM
3% E. Lawrence FE 2-7177
FRIENDLY SERVICE
Buckner Customers
Are
Happy Folks Buckner’s Employes we serve ee with -
smile in the most friendly manne:
Tt 's easy to deal at Buckner’s,
where courtesy and kindness are
shown to everyone and borrowing
is a pleasu'e
Provide: for your Immediate and
future wapaiaes by arranging for
a cash credi! account with the 8A) cK R- T.
worn just 2 = Very reason-
acle, Size 40 to 42. FE 2-5595.
IRL's AN SURTERR sa ed pen Sizes to sublteen
Bis L's
GIR AR‘{. NYLON Pink. it er pyrik wi
matching hat, size 6 6-4449.
Ne GIRL'S ING,
APT. SIZE-GAS RANGE. DINETTE set, %plece living room set, good
_condit FE 4-7068
bse 24" ~MUNTS CONSOLE Blonde. FE 5-105
2” BLONDE T SieLn VAODEL TV.
$75 OR 3-2186
36" borers ORS “ENTERPRISE.
FE 2-1663. Pv.
ae COLDSPOT REFRIG- nen! =. Maytag washer, $10.
~ FE
3 ROOM OUTFIT
BRAND, NEW
FREE TOYS
4 Pc bedroom suite
2 pc. mattress & box springs
2 boudoir lamps
2 pe. living room suite (choice
colors!
2 step tables
1 coffee table
2 table lamps—
1 dinette tahle
1 tomes ‘acere
21 PIE CES NEW
FURNITURE
$20OF FREE TOYS
ALL FOR $289.00
ONLY $2 WEEKLY Pearsons Furniture
Warehouse Prices
a Lake PE 4 47881
>PC ivixe oe SUITE. © Goo
Beach
combination, $23:
chair, $30; electric train, $25.
2-4075. company where you are wel-
comed, and your patronage ls ap
preciated
BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY 2ND FLOOR_ NATIONAL BLDG. PONTI HWAY
George R. Irwin REALTOR oe Baldwin Ave —
FE 5-010. __—*FE_ 28-0595 |
~ SERVICE:
For lease, ee
by. ae
serv br en
~ date facili quired,
_FE_ 2-013 ities Low Erecueatic =|
ia good coperiaelty I
|
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE
A open Slt eros
RESTAUR
Established foctemriak operation
in downtown department store.
Efficient counter-stool system with
tin, 42. Over $70.000 gross
. Excellent equip-
ment. $7,750 Dn. plus stock.
AAA, US HIGHWAY MOTEL
An outstanding 3 yr = AAA ap-
proved motel on DS-37.
_ Toule tothe Straits
“ly insulated Comfortable owners
quarters. 14 rental units plus 3
others. mot yet finished. Nicely
furnished throughout™
acres
sacrifice
term
at only $42,000
A MUSIC SHOP
It's the only one in this busy
town on a main US nighway pear
Detroit. Handles records. phono-
radios, TV, and other
» $55,000 gross ner yr. Just
$1000. plus aek full price,
WARD F. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR FE 43581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES
1050"\" W HU RON ST,
_ OPEN EVE TIL 9
SHOF REPAIR
established AN ODD
business with
machinery Stock
of repair material & find-
ifes Death couses sale at
only $1-000 Bldg may be
rented for $30 mo if yeu
want to continue on in this
location NichSiie & Harger
Co.,, 33 W Huron, FE 5-8183.
FOR LEASE
Modern 2-story building: AAA lo-
cation on Dixie Highway. in Wa-
terford, Mich. Ground floor, ideal-
ly suited for coffee shop with 4
living quar-
on sécond fioor.. Oil heat.
Exceptiona) opportunity for couple
with restaurant experience who
The future
\, Possibilities at this iocation are
10 to 1 over any cot between Pon-
ac and Flint. Additional income
ssibilities available if desired.
ward experience briefly; for
fu s and discussion with J Box Bh write, to
“NETS TALK f
—~ BUSINESS” 7
DAIRK QU EDN Wonderful
year around ‘ dairy Queen’
business with acént grill,
Owner has pric this to
sell due to 1f Lape id
consider your V4 iene
trade. Pontiac Pres
Terrific argés business.
No! D
location =
area. ulres substantial
down pg ‘
mie AN-BU styrss}
ZS CORPORATON
JO! LANDMESSER, BROKER
We nairect}
S Tul- | LAKE
With fast, courteo:s service and
on payments to fit
Then you should visit our new
modern office so convenient
Private consultation rooms
you. Or phone
us your needs.
Home «& Auto
Loan Company 7°-N. Perry Street (Second oor)
__ Hours # to $: Saturday 9 to 1
LOANS
=NEFICIAL
FINANGE GO. (Provident Loan)
7_W_ Lawrence St FE 2-0248
Mortgage Loans 54
Loans — $600 to $1,500 an — to $500. up to 24 months =
WALLED I VAN DYKE, UTICA |
\—a
‘Need $500 our budget? |~
to |
parking and shopping. were. ey |
E 5-821 aad “ell
5 to $500 — iss “40” HOTPOINT RANGE. . PUL |
$1301 FE 5-5003
ee “BUFFET 0204 + + automatic, excellent condition.
i—
- aaRET ARY, AND geet Ne ery desk with youhing |
chair OL 6-2472
| soit 2 “ORGAN EX®. KS.” PLAY.
thon green nylon frie
pono davenport-ded, green tae
a hls 2 = fe wave Al in ‘Food con:
rection
Clemens 8t
ABOUT an Gx You WAN
R THE HOME CAN BE FOUND
“AT de® SALES
A fittle out of the way, but A lot
less to pay Syace reaters, all
sises Gas and electric retriger-
ators ranges and water, b
Bathroom fixtures. beds. cheats.
dressers. vanities and -prings and
matiresses Living
occasional chairs, tables,
TV sets. radios, rugs, dining roo
suites, Dinette sets ma,
other mftisc. items. NEW & gg oot
Visit our trade - dept. for |
rgains
USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PEAN
EASY TERMS /
UP TO #4 MONTHS TO PaY
We buy, sell or ; ome out
and look around. 2 scfes of tree
SALES ‘ lee “eC of Pontiac. or 1 mile = of x. se Rleighis on Auburn
Rieawol 188 Proof RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL. $375
Ox 12 ae B. Rugs $3.95
uk ALL TILE. 25¢ BONNY MAID VINYL TILE, 100 LINOLEUM, $7.20. OL. $7
s le va W, HURON, FE 4-3064
home and et doctor's clinic
and many other uses, Potential
Income $275 “monthly
ent. Gas heat and
furnished tenants,
floors, plastered ‘and
te 25x56 on ¢
Pin a as
ipuitt at front
Iding can be used if
sired / Priced at it ace
fs and clear home or smail
far de.
poe or
tra ner's —
LE Sea tre roa, Open al Es’ ee
sina FRE +6492
‘Sale of Trade New ranch-type 3 bedroom brick.
2 baths, 2 fireplaces. 2-car ga
2060 jonety 80. Bloom-
_ field Highlands. Near Square Lake
& Woodward. ELVAN N. SMITH,
Pune CONTRACTOR. FE
rage
aa Hwy, . FRONTAGE WITH
24x36 modern bullding, will take
housetrailer as part down pay-
poke balance on Toad terms. MA
LOT, 64 x 204, WATKINS LAKE
Rd 1 mile Pol Hated — i=
price et pay ity. Cash or
_ trade. 2-1072
Sanne “Ts WORTH $200-8400
accepted ade-in on used
cars. H. J ey Welt, OR 3-1355.
TOYS, TOYS, TOYS .
ee ‘Toviang now 5 rs in
your ‘oid leq skates on a new
x
fe ¢ us for a _— line of fire
ace fixtur
en Friday” evenings till §-easy
tneluding |-
de- | + = Sec prce ravage oF 08 ‘| 96 Oaxiand FE 2-4021 . f : act
eee seen inetaeee ANTIQUE | FURN DISHES. Aviy, 300 Ne National Building, nal? day selection of dolls,
¢. or ohone FE 4-47 fina ? day” sale on present mer-
; ; fine values. 35-4036
___ Swaps ¢ §5| By Trails End Boat House, Pon-
nn ee ee tac Lk
“46 —- por SALE OR ; TOMATIC WASHER
trade OR 3-1165 ; j NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
ei JAEI: | ly $14995 Complete
4+ FAMILY FOR HOME LA WAGNER CO ; COMMERCIAY LOT _ Phone FE 5-0221
AIN HIGHWAY BED_¢ ETE DRESSER. $25. Tot 100x275 feet Adea! fer home Full-size davenport. $20 Buffet,
and income, busifiess and income, $12. 123 Mt. Clemens. FE 46324
BLONDE MAHOGANY DINETTE set in exc. condition, reasonable.
OL _1-0004
‘ove mber Bargains for N
ope, wees! breakfagt set ..
Cedar ahos +
Sectiona) Bookcase” $20
Bendix washer $
ts 30 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
OAKLAND FURNITURE CO.
104 8. Saginaw FE
ne ELECTRIC DRYER NEW
_ [paying Delivery and =
e No down payment, $2
3-371!
iv FF A
95
CONSOLE TV.
95.
ALTON ‘Walton, Cor. Josiyn.
BRICKWEEDE MAHOGANY DIN-
room set. Buffet, 3 pedestal
n wood cond, $150. Call FE 2-0074 —— ae
| GE REFRIGERATOR ¢ YE
__| 839
I
BK | os oe aoe re oo ng cone 1300.
week Ma washer, late m Po
In eonaiint. Soe Sasee ae
.$ dining chairs, 1 post chair.” } : ———
For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lots | 45) CARNIVAL by Dick Turner Sale Land Contracts 52! |For Sale Clothing 56| Sale Houseliold Goods 57),
a 3). : lhe: = VENPORT AND CHAIR WITH
Pinlp covers. ip covers, In good condition, $25.
ves, Davenport 75
Large Refrigerator Individually wil sell on time with
smali down payment. } FE me.
old. very good condition $60. “TE
$-4735 LECTR M. R ELECTRIC
range 1004 son
s00D USED
ELECTRIC RANGES
ALL NAME BRANDS
AND SIZES. |
SOME LIKE NEW
$39.50 AND UP
CONSUMER'S
POWER CO. | 28 W_ Lawrence _ WE 5-815)
GAS RANGE, 36° NICE APPEAR-
ance. Center cluster burners. Only
39.05. Milk’s MI 6-1300
FUL] SIZE ELECTRO ere
elec, range new Good cond
units. T speed switches $45 . will
trade for equal value gas range.
FE 8-2079 :
FREEZERS We have them. Uprights or Chest
types. 12 ft. to 20 ft.
“KING BROS. FE 1113 4-074 FE
PONTIAC RD AT ORDYKE
a ss POINT ELECTRIc mANGE.
burners. Nice cond:
Only $49.95. Milk's, MI 6-1300
30 GAL. OIL HOT WATER HEAT,‘ a ar. FE 2000 _f
J PIECE BEDRM. | | condition $36 OR 3-oeeo alee 4
HUNT TABLE. BIRDSEYE / MA- leaf tabie, 727° /% 82
&
422 _w. Huron__PE #1133 Used Trade-In Dept
3 i
MAN'S WINTER OVERCOAT. 18 | nad ROOAT. XS | nadine = hee | Mees cess $853 ew. bd iv P| ehaeeeene . meg Pigg Be MAKE ‘YOUR DOLLAR po Cae Fee ci) Bae
SUB TEEN _ G.. _QUTLET,_18 8. Ssginaw | Davenport an” ¢ snes 45 Size 10. FE 1 FABLE 8 pe. dining room Tee . : FOR SALE CHROME : $59.50
wenn See, Oa | cubis see is ace 5 le .
cul FE ery =e < ue aden : ANY | = iat.
a roe INNERSPRING MAT- CONVENIEN WANTED — FORMAL, SIZE 28. tress. Coil 5 . WE 2-4852. THOMAS- ECONOMY
PE _2-9326. LES AL E
‘Sale H Household Goods § 57 Gas ranges Mew) .oeeeeeeeeee a 6 tutee oO Gas water heater |..00....... ; 38 j = A
2 PIECE LIVING “Livina ROOM SUITE. 1 Tos. cu. mit ret ates: ies TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR
lounge chair and ottoman. 4 pair push but. range... $138| gas ranges. R. B. Munro, 1060 Sai drapes. After 4 pm. PE | Can Waites Appliance FE ¢2511| {Huron 3 ~ 919.95 AND EACH. xi oxi BIGELOW Sati es oe, | USED OAS Tere Blectrie Co and pads. Exe. cond. Roper 88", by 88". Good) 1000 W. Hut Apt. gas range, like new. 80 oan “ao. a -. cement mixer. OsED REFRIO. 5 5 Delaware Dr. $24 Call OLi o Lebar 920 Gunn | ye0g gas stove -.----.ceccee+ $20.00
}T WHIRLPOOL GAS DRYER. FUL-| _ Rd. Mae 358
var oi] hot xeter eater "3380 | FEO i ~ ees $39.95
r PREEEER. - ELECTRIC “WAYNE GABERT, TORDS WAREHOUSE stove, Bendix dryer, apt. size | 131_N. 2230 —— ime “Road
frigidaire, and ar- FRICIDAIRE “REPRIGERAT *% . E_8-374l ticles. FE cu, Good working condition, | VAC UU M SCeAwEne: PARTS,
&PIECE RUSTIC FURNITURE, | _°S'y ‘i088 Mulx’s. 6-1300 Ornshes all makes, «36 M rue
i h : [RLPOOL HER. Boer a Gas Stove and We EO an Tabs 8 ie buffet and china cupboard
_Cah_ FE 5-608
~ WAYNE GABERT’S
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE Up to 25 per cent discount on all
floor sample pares agaear iad hres
ers, dryers, gas ectric
ranges and TV sets 3 yrs. to A &
121_N. Saginaw FE 4-¢ WHIRLPOOL, GAs DRYER. ss
R. B. Munro Electric Co.
cow Huron
Christmas Gifts
Christmas Special
Bicycles at wholesale price. _ sites. Use our aD
Roy's Motorcycle Sales,
Montcalm
For Sale Miscellaneous | 60 $I
§ ROOM OIL HEATER Jager CAR-
Tas Nice cond FE
121 FT — 4 Mee “cu. FTF Uv 2 reene. mon old
“3-0008 a
59
* STEEL L Sees bes oe yUR
nace. Used 3
conversion fell ony = come
tro. ois $85 xie Hwy
. HOT W ae is $15 up. 73 8. Parke 8
NASH «¢ DR. REASONABLE.
4 Also movie projector FE ¢0004.
3 TO § ROOM DUG THERM OIL
stove. Exc. cond MA 4-1000
1963 ee a vecrta ‘G00D
rung © as 6 a
Boodle Buggy 5686
Everest Dr Goodrich Farm. 8ub-
_division Clarkston
ee _open,
old. $125.
INNERSPRINO © SIM MM
; tress | hook rues. 3x5,
= — gre ae SSaat re closed. 2. months
3563, Mrs. Smith
icotmer | TRONER GOOD ) CONDITION, 635. | 3-067S.
ess GAS | 96500 FE
EELVINATOR 2
|\KENMORE TANK SWEEPER with attachments. including |
| KenKgrt—like pew condition. $35
7 y Dr, 5, Elrevern Le | Estates
| LIND OAK DINING RM SET
Bes mah tables lamps. sec
esk. book case FE 8-1822
JARGE WALNUT DINING ROOM set with 3? bost chairs $73. Ir-
cluding pads. Dunean Phyfe cof-
| fee table. 69. Waffle Iron, $]. FE
1441
“LIVING RM. SUITE, BLUE. Goop
$20. FE 23-6772 af a after $ 20. Spies PAINT SALE
% ce at Jack's. 277 Baldwin.
MAHOGANY DINING ROOM
suite. Table with extra leaves, 4
chairs, buffer & » cpbinet.
parking. doa $75. OR
—— G ERY WARD 8AN-
(OPEN D olen cake ray. foam rubber CO. pad. O'xil'xl” Also hall pieces. hess than 1 year old. Exc.
cond. 3-4307
zanObane CORNER CHINA
cabinet. In exe cond OL_ 32-7787
MAYTAG WRINGER-TYPE WASH-
er. Good cond. $25. FE 4¢-5862.
After 2 pm
MOVING ~7O CALIFORNIA. FOR
burner elec. stove with
storage drawers. exc
50: solid maple den
rt, easy . Also book-
Fireplace grate and
on shovel and other items. MA
MAYTAG AUTOMATIC: WASHER.
: Me - —_ rd
MAPLE DIN TE SET. LAMP
table. lamp. server. FE 2-847).
MOTOROLA TV 20” MAHOGANY.
Table model. Mice condition. Only
$79.95. Milk's | MI_ 6-1300
NORGE. ELECTRIC STOVE
model: S-plece dinette sec: K
mor? washer: Loungér divan with
foam rubber mat All in good
condition OR 3-8071
NEW AND USED SEWING
chines, vacuum cleaners
and radio repair. Call FE 4-2690.
_ Dealer
PORTABLE, WASHER & WRING-
1856
‘MA-
er, $15 ited boy's coat, size
8. FE }
LE 66's
aire and GE's washers,
dryers, ranges, refrig., water
heaters, TV's. Crump E! ectric, FE
4-3573.
REBUILT
All makes Jy wm
tric. 602 N onnson. WASHING MACHINES
resi Elec-
keeper ETO.
aie ry GAS ee BOTH
for $50. 275 8 Edith
ROUND DINING TABLE, 6
chairs. Fair cond. $25. OL 1-0257.
'ROLLAWAY BED. _ LE, chair & ott
REFRIGERATORS LAST EARS
1955 models, one of America's best
makes, perfect. new guaranteed: for 5 years, but a new refrigera-
ter for a little more than. a used
machine. = Fluoreecest.
393 Orchard La e.
RUGS, WOOL, 12 BY
ppgaabs ® by 12 gre
ual ar coffee table, excellent
4-208}, Y eaf table with 2 leaves and
sno Sac & STANDARD, .
root springs & mattress, $10, FE
suite, 3 pe. Almost new. de-
tails, call FE 86-3554. _*
CHROME SETS. AS-
semble these yourself and save
four chairs and $60.95 value, $39. ese are new 1956
designs famous make Formica
and CORDOVAN MAHOGANY BDRM..
~ RECON DITIONED,
see eeees
b E Elec. Range. Boeonon
Clayton’ s Furn. & Appl 3065 Orchard Lake R 74
SINGER, LATE rice WITH zigzag attachment, $60. Will give
8-1564, Dealer.
| Work fot You
Acs HAYDEN, Realtor Witt SWAP EQ) EQUITY 1
terior, for riture or cash, ” teal ba Fig FE 2.5723,
B. Walton Bivd: . Open Eves. i988, rd
bedroom bousetraller, deluxe in | 1st"'s\ TELEGRAPH” RD. nay INE gpamere (Deco serritie value. | ee Lite MODEL =| Ve /APaRx At OUR FROwT poon_| P AR = HARDWARE en jake am “give terms FE §-1564. Desler. . é 5 §-0101 | CHROME Bone. UPH. GER ; Sale Land Contracts 52 a cas i oe R STA: TION _ up eb chairs, gaiciee ashe ble, ro ~~ nd, bovbin gas eg| ©
Bother A nO IN AIO PO oO a . 3
<2 HAND Va 2 Fe Tol For LAROE ae FOR SMALL RADIOS, OP- SUDARG Cal 4 ei r R SMALL De S mnpmoow HOME cher of crevice, FE $200 ON, 4, ereling ot vat ae a sa bb oo Con. |WILL SWAP MY EQUITY IN A Wolfe, ‘FE 5-417.
tract balance $6,300, Will die- Coed et coe | oe ih dee Fas Reet en rifle | STOVE £6, SOUGHT, S010 EX sount 20-per cent, OR 3-2037. : RBLE. . . like new, po Washer Fe pa = i rmer’s, Clem-
And oS Ra... Waterford Sheen win aRtONe FOUL ATEE— WIDE : . a bed.. Exe. condition. $120, Al WIEL SWAP NATIONAL \CasH elec Exc yo 9g OL 6-0107. '
i| Let Your $ $. $ ister for piaver iano. FE sanean borin as ar or DINING ROOM pe RS, on eect
Ee
: FUEL
rae | 30-gal. shailow
also TV |
END. TABLE, | FE 5-732.
FLORAL | §
twist Al by
whatever it is—dial| 28181 for an ad-|. 1 PORTER CABLE. i INCH Ra-
Giai arm ie ac oalee with 4
blades and ee - inch
_Speedmatic | a PE +722
i YEAR OLD $3,000, Se ~ DUO
_Therm oil heater. OR__}-787!
T $80-0aL OIL TANK. 1
well | em Ly
Sew, never used. RE ti
1 ROOM FUEL OTL STOVE WITH
toa. | blower Good condition, MA 63900
| CARAT EMERAL T Dia-
mw en ement ye,” matching
| wedding Ph, MUta
_Milford’ Mich 7
ies BENCH MILLING MACHINES. | complete Also 2 bench @rill press
; Ol 2361 _ ’ (it GaL: Ete. HEATER, $70 9s % Gal. Auto. Gas “eater $54.95
Cab sinks & fittings $56 56 up
| Laundry (rays, stand, faucets $18.85
SAVE FLUMBIEG ____ 172 8 Saginkw St.*
AUTO RECORD PLAYER. ELEC
guitar amplifier, Collier's Enc
Golt mages 16 gauge pump shot-
ua
Porg painting
ever. Pass for itse
on 1 or 2 paint jobs gg ole
e vith beta
insulate st same time
NU-ALUMINUM, only stated
chip,
specialists
mates| No money down, low
Monthly parments, § years to
pay. Also aluminum storm win-
dows, awnings, ornamental iron,
buy direct and save.
VALLELY CO.
OLive 1-9941
Auburn & Rochester Rds.
ASPHALT TILE adapted $xoz's INCH
EACH
FL OOR SHOP joa 8 Saginaw ____ Open _9 to 6
| AUTO WATER HEATERS. #4 is $5
| 6 ft cas: tron tues $6485 Re-
verse trap toilets, ®91.11; 3 pe
colored bath He toflet and lave-
tory. 80 95 A Thompson, #0
aa
CiLDING
A $503 ee FOR ses. CAN BE USED FOR STOR Ga- RAGE. OR UTILITY BUILDING MIDWEST. $ SUPPLY 9 N. Telegraph Ra is
BRICK: Reclaimed — all you want. UNION WR a CO. 31245 W. 8 Rd.
SUGGY AND ae apiece. —_-= i slide set, 915,
Wicker ut Pu =: 4 each.
Suiak Mil” tena EN ledge rock, Face brick, giass
block “sive Coal & Supply Co *
{ FIXTURFS, YOUNGS- faraaees, Ot =
coa! hot wa mm
boilers. — — —
hardware. elect supplies crock and tile raivanived Fa,
4 INCH we PIPE, 5 FT
__ SAVE, cep,
172 s Bien MENG. =
BEEF AND PORK WA =
poy Opdyke wr ay oe
Pl nas Een ULOVA ELECTRIC ANTLE
Cee 19 = base by aver, high high.
va ‘Good
fine, $18 Phone 5 wey
— 19305 Oakburst Rd.
B
Db, CO
_ut, Eastern Star
COLEMA
with blower, burner and all
_trols. ‘8, Park
R.
py, has had shots,
rune — also
FE
j.000 PT. OF %\ PLYSCORD. 11 _cents per ft. FE 46334 30 GAL. OIL WATER R REAT-
#
WAL- _EM 38145. f
A
writer and’ get itl f
_ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 17,1956
*
T ee en a ee ee e: ee oe id i
HIRTY-THREE.
Beveriy, FE
eae an end cabinet
SALE
oo DIRT. AvSL & & CINDERS, Manure, sand & stone.
auld, FE ee
ea dirt Send. RICH, eA ge
PE 54-4758.
sterboard. Rock lath. Roney
ge Me
inum combination
eh iprETON, WE Ui vecued sind: awnings. a are soil er sione and fill,
FE 46089 any ime. FE +66. G. R: 9 am ® p.m. ae -
Ay DELON Buda ¥. A¥- A-l TOP SOIL cquenan lor Tot stroller, FE C bees a fe. 2 . ie. STONE.
LAMP FOUR PLUG. | Lat Rs rescent fixtures, seal | for over A-1 TOP SOIL. ane anED Fee
Bt, ile tes | ¢ marre facto: BLACK PERT agen, ar Pruor cat, 03 < > 4 sand msg
BLACK DIRT POR SALE. CALL
Talbot Lumber |*#tst'tarce en CRUSHED SNOW WHITE
MAKE ‘6URE IT's
BURMEISTER
Northern Lumber Co. .
BYE Spout sir mt ghee lng
worn
eS MARKED: eax
EW WESTERN SA
7 or trade
25 LEDS, i
ie of fancy faith yey Good
se hay, Good sadd! horse, 1
white fares heifer 4i61 Adams oe SOIL. ROTOVATED — Besreres “Gari Garden-and lawns roto-
LD RAGS
ymodern late
| Uke new Availa
ad fievsaph SANGE
RTH BOAR,
ad 7 sow with 8 pies.
eaten eddie or <<, EXC. CON
er, hot wa-
NEED. A” FINANCE |3 s/to sell, rent, find FIXPR? Oider Classified f
ARD MOTORS , Starcraft, i
and Little Dude
1951 CHEVROLETS
EVIN INRUDE- “MOTORS the new ‘57 mode!
Harrington Boat W ons
1899_5. Telegraph FE! 2-8033
Teaneporteten. Offered 87
EMPTY TRUCK GOING TO FLoOR-
ida about es Ist: MA 6-1410.
| PR TRANS FOR WOMAN WHO
| ar help drive to Little Rock. ! rkansas. Tel. FE 4-6061, ao
i ri, Nov 23.) _ ee
FLY BY AIRUINER. CALIFOR-
Petersburg. Tampa,
Miami. $3881: Honolulu, $186,
pitts us tax. Ferry Service, Inc. OR
4,
1956 CHEV. vs. er TURN iIN-
dicators, sceapionaly clean, ¢x-
"| ERRE Baroy motor
192 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN IN FE 4046] and
fr Peo yaa No .down a requi ue
| eee ete ia SUNDAY
BUY
MONDAY | RIEMENSCHNEIDER DODGE - PLYMOUTH 232 8. Saginaw PE 2-131
"Bright Spot” | io
55 CHEVY $1.695 fpo' cow
dio, heater and Powerglde
one owner car
NORTH ~ CHEVROLET
$0 Cc. C, after 5 ee
For Sale Motorcycles 83
1964 NORTON “#" FEATHERBED*
ere. twin ‘ae twin. $475,
sto ned
FOR PARTS AND VICE OW
“ Hari Harie wien "ba Ca 5
$4 BUICK $1,595, Riviera Hardtop. _ Radio,
white ~~ —— Really
. = beautiful condith
‘NORTH CHEVROLET i,
___ Boats & Accessories 85
a) ¥ Vi PG. TRADE FOR 6 eer and you take over
Or sei) ‘owtright. OL
ioe ae ee
196 : DR. SEDAN. heal
RADIO
1000 S. Woodward, B’ham |
3 + DR. BEL AIR.
Sa | 1992 RAMB .
eo... tion wagon. $345. 1043 ‘Orchid 8 Bt.
“49 “FORD, GOOD COND R 3-O505 after 4
HUNTING
For a Clean
Car?
35 DODGE
__._Corenet Sedan
POWERFLITE TRANSMISSION
“ $320 Down
- $59.27 per Month
TD ATT . wita V8 Engine. re
1000 S. Woodward, B’ham 2 JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC
Cass at Orchard Lake
_FE 80488
ary
uJ SALES “uk 83011,
ae PONTIAC PRESS _ :
Sa Senet & Dirt. 66;MODEST MAIDENS __ |, By-Jay Alan|’ Boats & Accessories 85 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91, Fer Sele Cars. 91 aS lon quaveaa vse eae I i POPP OLD OP LLL IP ial land ¥ 5 ‘ :
ar SY aud eee : ar So a Cet Se Theos “anes SHOP f Bias ee
390 PACKARD. 4
| 1962 “PACKARD @ DOOR. Ren. ,* tires, ‘Alrama’
bless ish,
$13. Dale i.
‘2 PLY MOLTe.
4 ‘700-17 Le MA
hes,
ie CONDI- .
truck tres . MY
1952 FLY MOUTH BELVEDERE: :
_ White hardtop, R&H, +
well es. green agp Diae
full . $5 down. Phone North-
ville 738.
54 Ply mouth Belvedere
= ‘a Ride =e t 4 black
. light bed low mile
car that june very good. The ho
sie bt rivht.
eoples Auto Sales
___ 68 ones FE 2-235
‘3 PLYMOUTH, DR. AUTO. Must sell. FE 8-00:
Save
$3 Pontiac .. segees $743 Like new. 4 dr
3 Chevrolet an eeee $735)
133 Posting nee eee + 805 4 ae Beautiful
‘R _ ELIT up to $1,000 :
LIME
Pi: stone for driveways and parkin, “$5 FORD. A BEAUT _ . oo .
ae 2p bekland lots” Wholesale or retail, PE i i P FRUCK GOING NORTH PART ae SAM'S ae SaLEe 1% Osxiend| 35 PLYMOUTH $1.295 and ‘ire, 51413 | “ " { ¥
is . q h yi eee Funer mas way ze CY | ioe A ne gener car
- = : - erfect roughout, ~
SEPTIC TANKS eran Teh Se “Products, 633i 4 b pla Will take. furniture, what OWENS 1952, FORD Soe Way ‘nore Ex Sots e ‘
FE 46428 is Lk. Ra, | Gant eae ee To on non Sa as | C4. ,iat 2 nat mage IR Bea Beyer i | N | R | H. z. A I tg a , . F Dodge & PEE no- B Dealer. 2222.
THOR IRONER, #37; FOR-TRIM- 6900 FAR S10 deuvered FE ¢-0s0e ay : Wanted Used Cars 88) YOUR FQRD DEALER | Novffaa’, walled Lake. Ma +1513 ]
med coat, Almost new. $2. FE | SonTTAC " fe PPLY . 2 147 8. Sagina FE 5-4101
INATION DOORS 7: | Cement anc aha gravel Ful “OR a tt hy -Ahways Ready to Buy © | agave CONVERT” —aaee au fovea i ree eo oR CHEVROLET _
pk gr ae ona, | see ee ee : (eae Whe i yyarcrtar coy PAT over payments EM 330. Ven, Soar, peg aed “1000 S S. Woodward, B’ ham
$038 F a tee ____s | PROMPT DELIVERY. 3% TA = i bie BAGLEY AUTO ARTS CHEV. CARRY - ALL STATION | Sonn GT FULL @ PLYMOUTH, NEW SEAT COv-
‘D MOTORS Me & 16H -P., $300; black dirt or peat. OR 3-9644. ae / ‘As FE 57219 170, BAGLEY_8T. ogg veg Srggre fair. Best | price, will finance. Phone North: ot “yes body very good.
a eS = ees + ROAD “GRA GRAVEL t ¥08.. i BE |e i 2. ay See CARS Ey FURNACES My. mo MT COURE ~ Ville 735. ee =
ee . a av Scan -Se02_or_ FE 44678. ______| 45 week. FE 0-051, dealer. i085 FORD RANCH WAGON PER DQ corp = : = — rd-O-Matic. Excellent condition,’ REPOSSESS -D ARS
Pri dt o-~Mmemnareteces _ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 See M&M Motor Sales | i CHEVROLET. READY TO GO| low mileage — ‘aa ercury ESSE € aw
| BSED Oil FURNACES $0 000 BrU | ~ “How much do you pay for old love letters by the pound? | 9r'Dite ‘Hwy = * “OR Sie3 SAM'S AUTO SATES. 124 Oakiend| 7 AKE ORION MOTOR ise Dede] ‘erup rusty $ sus oe
“trots, 990 60, 738. Park St a | LENO ‘delivered MA 53106 They're very good me” Bud Shelton a Mote Gas | eytinder Lie ‘new. Pully equipped tot. Jonnase
g| eee hk Cada abby J FOR BALE WOOD, FROM & TO § |) ~~~ a Pere tap see eee cs ee 2689. M2e AT pan aawron np |} PEYMOCIM Cl. CoE. BPA:
burners and blowers, Wayne Heat-| Gon MEtrose 4-54 at house. C. Oor- _For Sale Poultry 74 For Sale Housetrailers 78 woe AN CARs. it ve Se st , CHEVROLET | DELUXE, RA- | FORD_MERCURY MY 17-2611 Johnson
7 Heate Ld
y Olive 242i MD Roshesier heme: GaneeL COAL PUN. ¥ service ee Boag cowe sisuame Cal Great | WILL ACCEPT ») 38 PLYMOUTH $1395
For All Your enteell WOOD AND AL COMBI Fuel Of $ har ow: teonaed| lane Pe. eee E deoeldecl ard SHOP IT “ H eae pote Midwest «7501, Saat canes ao ee Belvedere elub coupe with “V-8
: Needs Call— doors sad windows. FE ‘sis Oakiand Fuel & Paint 1 : . ; TI B It H srold Turner Ford rt payment a a 8 good sed car. enginé Clean as new. rugs per-
“ \ BENS one Cc WANTED Ua’ SuaNtiry OF DRY oh vine CKEREIS | hen) Beng ee iss CHEV DEL RAY. Ren. ance easy i j u ae Lite , COCKERELS : We pay top doliar for sharp cars }“ CE
_ Church’ S, Inc. WEA os ed Ae — FE_3690_¢ pages Hh each. 4989 Huston Dr. FE ' AVE Ss Y ue meets w. W. 2 BLE SPEN F
18 8. zien ae ee oe . ‘ar | Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 PRYERS. Tralier ree Oe BW ag sinus L AKE ORION MOTOR |e ossiend ane FE $92") NOR |
ua Y by #8" all for $20: oh ee ee Ma 4018 — — SALES ‘S3_ FORD -V8 REA. . FORD: |
or will . | WANTED: SCRAP AP | CARS oe
wed corn erty $25. H. P. Button sell separate'y ‘or $5 é¢ach. 995 A BLUE SPRUCE FOR YOU. AL-, TURKEYS FOR SALE. OVERN- ae Mo AT CLARKSTON, RD. O-Matic. FE _2-5142 = HEVROLET
MY 2-4632, Yoormene FE $0714 | 1% Biackhill and Norwey Pine— been Be will deliver ‘n Pontiac Ss | Ph, OF _ 34611 a a ee D—MERC! = 2611 aie ea oO
00 090, Stas RACK 7 a ETE | 7 Fam: 6 to 6 pm Scotch Australias a ueme. AP k's Turkey "arm. MU @S i HIGH $$$ PATD == — “1000 S. Woodward, Bham,
ee San USone | } iy peteseee:csunipere: Cesceint rae: |S ________________ | OFFERS 4» G00D USED “oD. BUYING FOR CHEV. 1958 BEL AIR V-8 SEDAN, t
Mer rapa ‘tie ae | ___Do It Yourself = Ot tals ‘abd buriso 2922 ieeth Rae ‘Sale. Farm Produce 75 | ERX TRALERS ON RENT TAL. | out as STATE .omate beautiful two-tone Loo ratte , ar S on ° = Z
' GOO 304 . 1 miles W_ cof Commerce Village. | “~~~ - ~ | ss . ’ beg be bd PLYMOUTH 1953 BELVEDERE
OOREEPE om artur PE oe. Gace berabeere ‘reer roe | tae E, of Wixom and Duct | APPLES SPY JONATHAN | Mc- GTOARTS. tedky Gun AND MOTOR SALES ke down. Easy (GMAC terme Motor Sales Béreee cooper ee
=| ets teemers OES 60) corte fort un cone” ies sh gDelicious mane others MICHIGAN ARROWS 14° TO 24 8 SAGINAW BT PE_¢iyihy = Sree ater Vesey a aperal aes
Baldwir Ave _—- rgains in cooking erede. $125: Fr 8 OR 10 PT WIDE PARTS WE NEED7USED CARS AND 5 CHRYSLER —fuh price. Mek, ; oeaik
arage oe —- = Sweet Cider. Oakiand Or-| aNp ORI R trucks. Get our prices before vou H k Ch { SLE ull price. Make your own terms.
CHAIN SAWS ; + pel 2205 East Commerce Rd.| CENT BAN : askins eV. LY MOUTH
eee gaat en. A NV Christmas Tree Dealers }- Between Burcs & "wck Lake Rds. Soe are RATES MY pete a PLYMOUTI
onds, all sizes wag pres. “Large | sented OR RENT Beoutiful Seech pine —_ suseery | 2°10 @ Moe 1 MITE SOUTH Nérth Chevrolet's Sracibeens cones Muar ve ® , IMPERIAL Haskins Chev.
selection, from a PY had 5a. Le Aone GOOD HUSKING CORN. | LAKE ORION Big’ Lot in Birmingham | — ;
modern door om 7ur 4233 wma | ‘wed cee — sander —| Mqlot of 200 or more. (DEALERS | Ripe before frost PLateeu 22796 | : 21g . § | 30 CHRYSLER ¢ SHARP. PE! ciesracce sale Uf all new care ,,, ST} Ditie Huy ot Mas
les» than yo us give furnace vacuum cleaners. Oak- Call M - ALL VARIETIES OF APPLES | ur PTO $59 FOR JU NK & CHEAP S41 _ Taylors GCerege _—____. and cemonstrators MA_5-9071 Open Nites ti
you a ieee estime n ptamye | Mme. Pel and 46 Or. eA aa ot on Fenn 8 | trem cider. honey, Open caily. Taller (Bir BS ees es (AS a 2DOoe BIRDTOF. CLEAN 9% DR. CHIEFTAIN
” chard Ave. ne : " eautiful car erfect con t reen # ack sedan
my BERRY bonds co en ee anes EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS TREE kL ineubary's ¢ oka Mate, 300 | ri a E HIGH DOL L. ART $2 718. 43, Greenwood, Birming: pest made byare. fais equiped Ey: pi Ge si 3-0203 INES. wi se ‘or @ use cars ‘ am ?
ime: Be E | Past pumping. perevere for | Sain si, get eet wo FE SM | Jouya Exchar 10! e | Sur bev tow well abet “Dine ee ORT cau ‘Or lesa ties ear tee at tse eres i ‘ ei iste > BUTTERNUT AND DELICIOUS | esta al ae) le ne ,'*Xiny equipped. after 5 call OR 1953 aga Monterey dr. Mere- sharp. See at 83.8. Park
sac * | Thurs. __For Sale Pets 69! squash Stock now for winter | ANDERSON CHAMPION PRAIRIE | "it, 1. VAN WELT +7610 OM AH Low low mileage, idee PONTIAC STAR” CHIEF 4
Hen Gen Ree Ge a craan | Ser pattting BTM cites "sgpporen teeten Fuone | 1 J: On hs EPPS Gor dcrortinc ee 2 Pe a See ~ MOVING PET CAT & KITTENS, PE +6660 t aad 3 bedroses” 16 wo 60 = | sie Mey. FC? seeeriag miss alia
7c | i < = hy 3} co. OR 33 | 1953°Piymouth ¢dr. R&H. Its real-
HOUSE F PAINT | Cameras, Egan oA free Housebroten FE 2338 | | GRADED “saXND GROWN Fore | ha D0" wide, Bank rates me JONK CARB TRUCKS AND sso aes AS GREY.| |¥ sharp! ex :
GH QUALITY 7 BOXER PUPs 6 WEEKS OLD | _‘“t! Reasonable MAvie 5-438i Bast terms ee Late model lete Phone OR 3-0881 : DOE a aloes Se BARGAINS
$19 PER GAL— 8% GAL | “| $5 00 each FE 3-326) | ROASTING CHICKFNs 6 TO mc modern Repootitioned. like | PS" ""P Ho tae 7 rey “1936 Plymouth .2-¢r. R&H. driven 39 Cher 4 dr PG $345
PER pont GUARAN. Bou peony en oO | Ibs. Alive or eee sed Roy Schnei-| sew Pay ike pant ; Ww ed Used T k 89° 0) miles $396. FE OM ee oniy 90 days : ; Se Dodge 4 ar Ral $293
TEED SATISrACTIO EPPERT'S churena “SHOP la eeacLe & SPRIXOER pupa |_éer_FE 2477 | BOTTLE GAS and = eee i te=s CAR eNTattus netp vou advaet to _ yS1 Poutlae «dr Hydra $450
KING BROS. 1 W Hurop FE 5-4615 Cueap. Ph OR 3-6262 afier T pm VARIETY ce APPLES GLACK-! ACCES RIES ST E C FOR cae lose axoenares model | 1983 Plymouth Station wagon. fust 51 Plymouth 4 dr $345
FE ¢oTu CONTEST EW ° __ moore Farms {900 Silverbell Rc. | SO OR i "$0 OR ‘31 PICK UP TRUCK the ail purpose car for you. Busi- 53 Nash Rambler $695
E SONTIAC RD aT ome | NTEST PRIZE) BRAND x 3 ) BEAGLES i M MALE. | FEMALE Cars wire: hitehes and over | aeaen. ¢ OR _3-6500. . ¢ ness, pleasure, camping and 101 ‘52 Nash Ramoler itation
RO : moa camer ; Booed porn hee MU ©7848 E | Sale | Farm _Equipment _ 76 loads inpta tec Lake Orion Motor S$ _— uses waron $525
go train Ice » me 45 reen. All or part. es 1 ereey Ri 2. Milfore. afer | \@ Nepten’ Usp ay oo rE ar | ___For Sale Trucks 90 Poa AT CLARKSTON 8 een ei Mea ae CLARKSTON Omer [eameporserion specials, $53
ize 1, -@ mise. furniture 003) — — = eee fbi
eat. = ie aes DACHSHUND PUPPIES | [TR ACTORS & TILL ERS, iw Ax [TED uneor “TRAILER | | 198 INTERNATIONAL % TON * 4 Ford § 2 DR VERY CLEAN. | Open Evenings—Please Prati ey
Jet WATER PUMPS SHOR) _Sale Musical Goods 62) Femaie 1780 Baicwin_2¢ |New and used. Rock bot-| 29% for seu ca our lot for 18, ce 8P_ti80_FE_ Soin ee eM inDo Phone MAple 5-5141 — 1885 PONTIAC. STARCHIEF. CDR.
Thom: #0 8. Perry. x AKC BEAGLE MALE PUP. FOR | t ! \"30 % TON PICKUP, 8380. ‘FORD 32 V8 3 WINDOW W. PULL | — ~~ | Custom with power feat fea, 8
| _SPINET SiAmDe LOR | stie ot Sede. E-Some | tom vane eve, this monn! Eales “have Teoly Ran Bony ME! PE S109. | Mugrauic. FE 2103. | oe ere ne oe ; a pee Ee @ and 0 ary nS “Ee os :
make. : sel Bthe ad walnais, terms. a Porras ia |" "s* Marl + er j “6 FORD 'y TON $225. «=» _between I EASY ED JONES Sie —
el, $00 value. “EE. waren. PE ee iia NEW 3 FULL rE | i@ FORD. 2 DR_R & H. VERY | a7 “@ PLYMOUTH 2DH_ Ran
m tn also sere ones iAL 7 { equipped exeelient condition PE | 3q CHEV 5 TON FAKED TRUCK. | clear, No rust. $225, Pe aoi7 | WILT. clean mechanically good. Winter-
. AE, B.A at secon IONE o FER CENT DIS Le “Ego pene oer | we er a en al phives | Se Lyra 4.200 _FE_0-3576 ‘its A HONEY. RED & WHITE aeee _zed; Bargain 1299 ° Hospital Rd.
By my ieee ‘to coenere Kmae tar, | —wret_PE $208 | rectors, loeders rh itsg a0 ALUMINUM. PULLY 33 FORD 4 TON PICKUP GOOD, Tord 'Ss cone wl condition YOUR i686 PONTIAC TAKE OVER PAY-
= . :$ hesoy Ex ea SPREE i s per c ls equip Se or trace fer con- _cona ™ _ es ® FE ao ae ¥ pack hoes 2» down ped Se de ft $678 FE 40927 DN ser Aer oa ments Call FE 25246. After 4:30.
wick's, 2578 ré Lake Rd & LANE 6 FT. Db seek Bes |S eae eaten meat | 5 Sencs (ORT it. MILK TRUCK. GOOD — a se FORD chose * om ip ruber a Smal down for Christmar! M| 7285 as Grothe rd 8% 761 Brown Rd 1652 FORD-PICKUP VERY GOOD “ To, “Sy PORDS AND CHEV'S 10 | eT ROLY etd Tee 7 4 PLYMOUTH € DR. Ré&H,
7 : ent peinnee fi ont. Pie . 1932 31- Pe PALACE R NCH running < son Heat. $450 to choose 13 8 4. oon conditio
nae ae — — = reer af Ses ore h S : < ang Eh = ae vee’ —* po - = une fo " c ore <7) ern ee OR 309 o aa _ ” JEFFREY FORD SALES OA & tall oe Begins _at_dageon Err! REY FORD SALES OA $-9011
store Oakland Puel ree Paint ‘ cid. @ month. Female 4 TIL LEI a) fx LACTOF RS _equipped EM +2348 8 “3; CHEV TRUCK A'R BR AKES 1954 le STANDARD MATIN 195: KAISER GOOD TIRES. \2 1952 PONTIAC «DOOR 2-TONE
_438 Orchara Lane Ave FE $615@.+ Blond [lammond a Epa yee eae Wemsrensr if Bey your pitary tiller rex we Mal CAMPING TRAILER = New 1955. 261 encine Aci, me- sa36 re pimesh Good conaition “rust Phone OR 3-766 after 6 pm S830 faa nae eae mileage
“pe tee I idea! for. huptin: sleet 2 F chenically xe iree 2163 E au 12 orpe
eee ee a ERICAN| “organ, Practically new. | 326 W Yaioc Bird i aise oon FE - Welton Bivd Bact spt tier “FORD 7 La Te ey | is48 KAISER GOOD TRANSPOR > : —
RLY. AIN BOSTONS AT STUD AKC. cUR- LSO FOR SAIE OR TRADE «1 FT CHEV 1861 ‘2 TON PICKUP EX- ing Bros Ee t j
Awthorized oy abe Can be —* Old M yy i tgs. OR 38296. — | Coste sarcen Wecters. enc power tom -bul — cok ter : h 2 cellent con ition throughout Win- MH Cages suse: pes brakes LOCAL
Gevuine factory parts, Pree fest) lavern in W aterford, | Coon” poas SOS MUST SELL 2100) ee once fr awning $900 for my equity or terized end ready to go! sae Sew GERMAN N DKW HARDTOP
aN | factory analyrer \ Very liberal discount. | Wisom. & ae Miterd ES SALES & SERVICE te iy Ss ee oe am ah heme in your e&@r of truck corn 955 emo. Cisco 40 miles to a@ Low La ag ead a
TASKER S 6 W TRON ST y= JUNK. | DACHSHUND LONG HAIRED OF 99) Mi Clemens 8t ontiac Call Fi oe = H ki Ch _ gal on FE (3597 _and FE 44460 n
~ LIMITED OF FER en Mr. Dorman or Mr. | _ 3-ses« / F ecULLocr CHAIN awe 7 aT ig Se CGSKINS ev. Olds super 88 4Door
) OO? |FLOS HOME AQUARIUM, 186 is, Parts & Repairs «rs le Ft t MIs SS iss Be! Air 4-Door
Mavs oF aon _ ge eP3 Tropical Pi 4 yea0 “Grosks Rea Sn |e ile oe Maple 85071) "Open nites til ® ‘hasten. Mere at vat 2 mt Stuepaxer oR
ca COR Hg pes guaranteec : a s§ super . r
Large discount Galiagher's, 18 | = 549f4, Also Cog cat vird gto | | MeCULL OCH CHATS SAWS, DROP _Rent railer pace 101 DIAMOND TT. 10 jee (PLAT. heater. a =
Huron St PE ¢0ses ' Garden @ Laws Ecuipment. | avevan ately eke MOBILE VIL- plates. 8650, MUtus! +8085 Mi - 3 3 Gee: : orga
HI-FI SYSTEM _ FoR SALE BLAC x & Tay TOY | sewtn Woes wars ‘North — the best 170 N Op ford. - . 1 1 wo Ford Door
BE r * aoe L 3 t Mile Rd’. irmingham., 4y A . ‘Si southeast of Pontiac ‘$9 ) INTER NATIONAL %, - TON \
Tap Eames "Avia. Phe Sn ee Me res fen 3445 Phone Midwest eS DERE _FE $6519 . fe eg vt owner 6350 FE $ ant Taye c HTE \ in SON
Pree Instaliation—easy terms GERMAN SHEPHEAD PUBs |SEE_US FOR COR p46 wang | MOBILFOME ESTATES MODERS _$107) . CHEVROLET — ° 428 wortn sain Rochester LUXAIRE FURN NACES |carner s TLECTRONIC SERV.” pureored.. es re pes | Corn pickers and corn ¢gribbing. take front & oclarr-cunc EM - : ., ce aT al
Rew. 06 pica ) G ye |. Dearie Machr-ery Poone @R2 Or) 3.9661 My: 1000 S. Woodward. B’ham : ive 10161
a ag ~ com i TER ~ MODEL glen Ge "eu samt leore a | SxFORD MORILE Lesrlabadl bay FOR W ilson GMC ] Ie MERCURY EXCELLENT ME: N. Ran e300 OR 240000
TON TING SERVICE. | cornet $180 FE 40623, ouseDrekes F 8 | CATE 1988 «6-FT ABC 2 “apa | those whe wa LARRY caanical condition. Bedy - ME- _ic, et SK
PiaNO TUNING AND OEPATRS LEAVING TOWK/ GERMAN SHEP. | Equipped with extras, Call FE + aes cata ge vied lean ; ae conten) condiuen rough 3) PONTIAC &§ SHARP Fe
rE meee 7 mos PARC teg $40 oa | 2 4's 40580 & ae oth ed DEER HUN! ER ER ME rr MERCURY CLUS ote a 4-3341 hats Garage
some f fSED TRACT units on cem iret clas i- if i. : = ‘ , =
FANS ToRING . CEL BEFORE lero. ~ ~Dadnsien D PUPPES. | See FRactons Sire Ey ty . building answer for Te- SPECIALS J O} | Gown. $5 weet FE 8-6951, dealer West Side Used Cars
$2 ,° m. Oscar Sehmktt. rE sired by/ Rosciona’s Cadet, Li) ALL SIZES AND MAKES AND pata easel pase eee ROCHESTE? FORD DEALER (| 54 MERCURY MONT. WitH Ac AC-, Drive out where overhead ts low
Ries ~ = omy | PRICED TO SELL WE TAKE) yo. Mg ee Soa ined OL 10711 | cesseries 2,200. miles, A-1. $1,300. = sare the difference. Many |
— NO TORENT, a ee “nell Ss ws F AND ONE FEMALE INS. CREDIT TERMs. PARK af pananvnay 1934 Ct jet Panel as | FE b ; i —— Eat models to AES
£ coed , ides 7 ; nevrolet Pan : | : VW AGONS
SENSA a ION OF FTE See cat male Crate Oren FE wae BRO Anrre dase = iving te sees = eve ane WE-WILL TRADE | SATION WAGONS | 0D ast a Sige Used Cars
rely acres, es & prive e | + - “uC Ve pede z eo
YBAR Bier birt cog Phose FE pile) | plQUR LM DEALER, lake. wits good reining ond | 1953 GMC Panel UP OR DOWN | 48 Ruaen“wagon ™DUrben lw AC 3 DR. WITH NEW a = : as, club house & - tornado : c oedan, 8 pase. _ battery. OR 3-1680.
raid new ———— orgen, 13 GREE WITH - a wae . . ogg a / pers i one A Auction Sale 37 shelter Oniy 15 minutes Le Pon. 1954 Chevrolet Pickap Later model car for yeur equity boy oon 9 wagon 1951 PONTIAC SEDAN, RADIO a
te 38 °T Te CACS uction pena core oa 461i. And or cheaper car and we pay you | heater. Hydramatic, W-W tires o pea me it erme. JARAKEETS. CANARIES CAGES ere aan sie, Bhone MYrtie cash difference. ‘ Tic TRON MOTORS No do 4 7.
y. N. Sagina: and supplies Crane's Bird Hatch | erie a 953 C let Seda money,” Gown.) Seems
= eee “ery, a 2 Auburn Ra FE 4-6510. Seroke ae Large aesort ~~ Auto Accomeriod 80 1953 Sarina Sedan 1980 TO 1996 MOD :L8 AVAILABLE | 92 _W. Fores 22641 —— Crepe an le
se OPA NO, 818. / = ts — SUPPLizs furniture. tools 4 _Delivery ' ; i053 1952 MERCU RY. EXCELLENT AU ae Sess ae
> fe ao ii PE 5-5 + 031 ogg ee Fimerge + “ol E im art, /1853 PONTIAC § ENGINE. ‘AND © Take advantage of our tow over- a areld T Turner Ford.
UPRIONT PIANO. 6% picrons. BLACK OR Wire| Sele Farm. Lio weet Tienken Rd. | el! sceessoriog “ecluding “hrdre- head location DAKE ORION. MOTOR.| 53 PONTLAC S845
se a | Fractals 85 Pr Rollers, 04. 6700 Bechester mae S18 Call otter §-0 T1953 GMC 620 Tandem, | sex rmesx ox SAFETY TESTED ~ SALES Gece realy and beater. & yeal WTD.: USED PIA ' Pontia { —— —_— : . _ matic, radin an eater. rea
Ce a te ak ee ve _ —"* ———— | For Sale Housetrailers Ria ip FORD UGTLNDER ENOTES. 426 cu. in. engine auxiliary - SPECIALS TOD. rots By special value
+ r erfect ¢ sid 5 Bee : C 261
. Sale Office i 63, Parakeets Guar. tq’ Talk 3 - ROYCRAPT 3808 COO! Ey transmission, straight air ‘39 NASH RAMBLER CLEAN. 46 ~~ Ol ; N RANA ~ Canaries Res Fe tor sores’, & Sup- Lake Ro Midford Ri 3 For Sale Tires 80A brake 14 ft. d k. Read i Willys Jeep FE 44692
L BU R ER FOR SALE oe HOWFL! a plies 591 4:h St 2.4025 aries “38 HOU ‘SETRAILER. “TOCAT- ARR DTanes, ate ec eac ¥ a “OLDS ” BS conn FE
Used one heating season. Alse | Monterey 8 t Ste on ector : Pp . 5 for the read ae
1 used gan t furnace. FE | ves: r. PARAKEETS Ee 8 CAGES. _ré 3300, Flivabeth Lake Ra _ 7OOX1 € PLY. FIRESTONE eo road. rlors Garage ; 24° —.
$0250 . ype ofl Fescoes bie y E 5-64, re M Foo. Simce 1927 384 Oakland Ave. | igso TRAVE! MASTER 28 FT 3 | truck tire. $20. FE 5-28250 1985 (MC 920 diesel, 6} CHEVROLET | eres ae Gait E ® RADIO & CHEN ROLET ;
- > Rs — SMALL PUPPIES GOOD PETE] rm: and bath S880 FE 40044 | ¢ NEW 6-00-16 FIRESTONE TIRES ; : oe heater. hydramatic, white -wal! 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham
~ PLYWOOD | | Sale Store Equipment 64 Wil give away 28 -W Enc Call] afte: ¢ pm and one € O16. New FE?0181. cylinder engine. power “Oakland County's wes. No Se 0° be ascume = ,
Cash and oy parece = ae 3 00 | ed NEW MOON 8 oor REA- _GOODYEAR. FIRPSTONE. ees ar : > ea dae : — me “tte parments o = =
HES Bi 2881 cydocere erp auipwa |S aciGh » HOSKTRE aE | sem Occ, ay Mia ee ne eee een [eee ee Say Py gree mt 5 . stor d 33. | . 1s new 1 : 46 _ ;
“<0 ais Fir $38! 0 Seneca, Fouts en, |- == tr ate MODERN |) “Hot me | ines te te aerece comet! New & Used Tricks 51 Dixie Highway st Mis 33 SUPER 8 HARDTOP HOLIDAY! 2 months oid Losded with er-
(x8'xts ee ALY’ METAL WALKIN FREEZER tratier $1900 PE ¢3i11 trom ¢| MAple 5-507 Nites "t28] O41 H. power steer- ‘Tas. A tea! bur OR 39288 o's Fi 7.98 i D Tram Boarded 70 _*™ °° Ipm : Standard siz | Oak! j Gass pie Open Nites ‘t se Ci equip. R&H, power steer- wn st sthclecnendl ner
« Fir : th automatic defrost. complete ogs ira ed, arde = i D. WILLI AMS Jakiand at Cass 1985 FORD VICTORIA K&H, TORN ing, power brakes, white-walls 1954 8TUDE. § CPE. ¥-8 GOOD.
pe oe ab: peek, hae 2 Bp a ee ane inenced tat 8 = — ae ra 4 aavuaw © meee i Tes 5.9485 indicators, sharp. Best buy =a, erp. Lew mileage, l-own- aI Ran noverarve, $800 FE
4 4 eee Wea W ) DOGS, CATS BOARDED D0oGSs : eburn. = E. ;
pe A 4 Ft i bara ‘Ave Phe | 0110 | trained. BurrShell. 375 8. Teie- — vs —F 5606 'WE BUY A} pa GOOD U $4 FORD. + YARD DJIMP TRUCK LAKE ORION MOTOR
tad RESTAURANT: FRENCH graph ae _ 1947 HOU GETAATE cen ~¢ tires *33 : Also . tewalls | with new tires and new clutch 5 : ne : ‘ i Oliver MICK S
ie Corey Gata ne oe elec- mm seen Call after 7 pm ST SIRE s Es overhaul. Good condition FE SALES
: 7 dat wh ~ a ~ a nee : ee MM AT CLARKSTON RD hice eater heater a mise, Can __ Hay, Grain & Feed © 71 EF REEtit FREE!!! SAL t a FOR MY “29611
be at $00 Dia ie Hwy. Wa- my oH LE LOOK ' FORD—MERCURY —«_—« MY_—«-2-2611
terford OR 3-6164 ' x PON ~ 0x18 / laa vgaligin ed and ec™ e ENTRAL 950 FORD 2 DR RADIO & REAT-
HUSSMAN 17 MEAT CASE WITH + AAS RE Se STANDING cone 1 TORTIACCRIER /Remold $1095 exchance {neat Meveury Tr V4 engine Jet bieck. Ke 3
compressor ‘7 HP meat wtinder, jer ax i ote aX ancol Meretur: money cown. essume peyments of 7 .
226 Waffle tron. Meat slicer. 3286; 82, AND SECOND CUTTING — AL | Notiving to bus Get entry bdianks / STATE TIRE SaLEs : $9.12 per month Call Credit . .
Auburn Ave _theaver” On eames ene “—- Amounts | $03_9._ Saginaw FE 40887 WE WAVE Me Mr vets Spaces cree : Any of the following cars
veeshion. Reeng "at Sse 3-4406. i eee Rag a en 1987 Detroiiers SNOW No PIRES” ' i ruc 85 DOWN can be bought tor $100 wg
Lb —— “= ; lew Kelly refs Snow Tires | k ‘~ : al 5 Includ sales
__ Sale ‘Sporting Goods 65 bale. Fuebe 28 ae. iss $3795 gs low as 49 Pontiac 2 dr. 4 dr tal price. Includes sales
ALFALFA SECOND CUTTING. 4 reads. 7 él Chev. 2 dr : : ' .
as also alfalfa apd brome mixed Mode Jag ps TN a oe c | Pismouth 2 ar =e. Ss tax, title, 1957 license and
ATTENTION ayer aoe ae ot verereen HAC CHIEF I TIRE oS F600 Dump BB sof aoe : ‘all are completely winter-
gn be . CE HU SUS Intersection of som Rd and ere SER & NDERS EXCELLENT Be Aare ns S A ES ized.
Deer skinmed. cut up. wrapped ek _L __MU_4-8038, TEN WWIDES - * TREADING: CO. TIRES 38 YD.-BOX. TRO!
ALL TYPES of HAY FOR GALE. | 35 to 50 % 8 wides availadiy | 4g: WN. Perry St, FE 53-0649 ut ON “MTR: SALES ‘31 Nash 4-Dr. Runs Good,
for POR “Market. | “Also straw, Will deliver, OA . | A large selection of used mobile = L 95
|e _ ANCE SALE | Tats toha® SECOND SOPFING: | homes. Auto . Servicn 4 S I wT SEP wee a larkston | Radio & Heater, _
; 35-6702 ; ec 4 dr. Exc ‘Condition. $450. F’ 5 = ig
ie : mm ft shop it QUANTITY GOOD ALFALFA HUTCHINSO CRANKSHAFT GRINDING ) In THE Fe __ 44007. 50 Buick 4-Dr.
/ ak fir plywood |... 350 | “8 “per maa. cost: | prome Also damaged hay. | @n Due Bw cat, evlinders rebored. Zuck Me: Cass at Pike St. a {FORD 1.000 ACTUAI ih.00 ACTUAL MILES 30 Buick 4Dr. Radio &
sonia ag boards. bet i Re ri $2.99 bend warmers. Now Fa ies, 2124 W. Silverbell Rd. etc. Plains on 3-190 chine Shop 3 Hood Phone F’ FE 4-3885 Heater, Dynaflow.
if wane sive be 1 :: 2-2563. _ : 7 | Fon ins ousTOM Th 1956 vewor ulated ree conus, 16.80 M3 8 Dor Hw Plif “Sale Motor Sc Scooters 82 Fer Sele C 1, aan. Wy Bacepacenty | - ree "30 Ford 2-Dr. V8 Engine
crock, bladder’ and hardware re "AR For Sale Livestock 72 a eS we | or ars Q1 clean. $508 oi | ;
SELY'S HARDWARE Zig iwove IN. *IMMEDUTEIY, PAY HARLEY DAVIDSON oo ° ids FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE | Pontiac "30 Studebaker 2-D
SACRE UP TO vet on Maree 5 PUREBRED YORKSHIRE qaes | Re SS Nations as eA ma! aw can 6 OEY. om © 0 a BUICK NEW SOmDITION. 9095 | Take over payinents. 365 N. Joho- ov Studebaker
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assistance of the Better Business Board of the Pontiac Chamber
association, in cooperation with other simular organizations, have
be found guilty of illegal practices because
legislature @ bill will be introduced concerning state licensing
of its many benefits to you, the consurner.
state licensing will assure you satisfactory service at reasonable
prices and remove the threat of these ‘Trick Artists.”
businessmen. Give these firms your vote of confidence.
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Ben Blue, Mitzi Green, film clips #—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen)
Jane Wyatt and lady boxers. (9) / 8S Modern Romances. Hollywood Story. (7) Movie.
2:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.
3:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) Matinee
(1) Afternoon
Film Festival. (9) Request Play-
house.
3:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (9) Howdy WPON, News end Sports
| 11:30—WJR, Pan. Am. Melody 1:00—(2) Ladies’ Day, (4) Charlie, caw Nemes Ecos
Ruggles. (7) My Little Margie.| a eee
(9) Movie. ——
1:30—(4) Mystery Matinee. (7)!
Stars on Seven. ‘“ ast es oe
\2:0@—(2) Our Moss Brooks. (4)! “Wopn Bletbediote’ lows 6:30—WJIR,
WJBK, Unir.,
WPON,
7:08—WIR, Fart. Hymns
ways American Farmer
Wildwood Church
Wisk: U of M
. The Christophers
tee Parm Forum
AR, Morning M
WPON, Armenian Gospel
$:06—WJIR, Dan Kirby
WWJ, Chotrs; Paith
WXYZ, Bible Ciuss
1:30—WJR, Lions, Football
WW.) News, Music’
WXYZ, World Tomerrow
CKLW. (Lutheran Hour
2:06—WJR, ions Pootba}!
Elder
woe, News,
WCAR, — noreme
WPON. 6un. ‘ternooa
Palgal New, Musto
WKYZ, Healing Wings
CKLW. Rev. Bob Pierce
3:00—WJBK. = McLeod
3:3—WWJ, News, Monitor
WXYZ. Decision Hour
4:00—WJIR, Scores
J, Eternal Light
News, uly. of Mich
CKLW, Back to God
WPON, U. D. Showtime
11:¢0—WJR, Dan Kirby
WWJ, Monitor
WXYZ, News. Imagination
CKLW, News Temple
WJRK, News, U of D
WCAR. News. Spinorama
WPON, News and Sports
th: m9 — WIR, Starlight Symp.
WXYZ, Imagination
CKLW, Mt. Zion Baptist
WXYZ, Liv. with Adoles'ts
WPON, Torch Bearers
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6:00_waR, News, Roundup
Trane News, Clark Reid
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Channel 2—WIBK-TV Channel 4—WWI-TV Channel 1—WXYE-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV nT o net, Sry | WATE. News, MeKensl
Se a ae ee a ie = ‘i! ad risc™™* WPON, St Johns Lutheran | WCAR. @pinoramia sian Wan. Muse, Bal TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS |1:15—(2) Your Health and You. MONDAZ MORNING | WEY, New Bgl Re eral _Reliston SUNDAY EVENING wae ies. Clare Rett, é
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