PRICKLY SITUATION _ | Siitsite hational guardsmen with fixed bayonets disperse a crowd of peering strikers at packing house in Albert Lea, Minn. It appeared that the crowd was not . as Gay. Orville are AP Wirephete hooting at the soldiers but at nonunion workers who reported at the plant but were refused entry Freeman declared mewkae taw. Bayonets Keep Order at Plant Guard Troops Disperse Packing House Ike Beclorss War on Hunger, Famine Strikers at Minnesota; NEW DELHI (#—President Eisenhower today called | formal gathering last night. | upon all nations to wage together a “genuinely noble| | war” against nunger and famine, the scourges of India| tional guardsmen with fixed saigct onets dispersed a jeering crowd of several hundred persons at the’ strike-torn Wilson Packing Ca. plant today to back up Gov. Or- ville Freeman's dead-of-night dec- laration of martial law in Free- born County. The crowd was apparently hoot- ing not at the soldiers but ~ non- ution ‘ production va the turned away” the Wilson Bates as they reported The President, making three speeches in the course | ~~ fot a busy day, continued to i be the center of almost wor- City Bus Dri Ivers shipful masses of people. “Men right now possess know Reduce. D emands| | edie and resources for a success: | for Hi 1g he iT Pay ‘ful worldwide war against hunger i— the“sort of war that dignifies Striking “drivers and ;mechanicS|and exhalts human beings,” he of the struck Pontiac City Bus/deciared in opening the dramatic) | Line in Pontiac have reduced their/ American pavilion at New Dethifs for work this morning. after the governor's call’ to itives. paeayeed sme obit | | Maurice R. Biddle, operations | non-union supervisory and ler. (Manager of the line, said the offer ical workers, lwould be “carefully evaluated.” It ade in a three-hour meeting The production workers, hired ~~ rin by Wilson to replace: striking union of union and company rep workmen, showed up in numbers ‘asad yesterday at the Wedron today apparently before they got ‘ word the troops were called out Me Gtiibed te Glethine tk tne and the plant shut down. . | union demand. The union has | been demanding a 22%-cent an Gemands for wage increases, ac- ‘World Agricultural Fair. | The Guard, moving waiinty cording to company .representa-. i ‘BEAUTIFUL PICKET LINE’ | hour increase in wages and ’ * * In two earlier speeches he: 1, Called for an expansion of the universal recognition of world law as a sound basis of peace. 2. Declared summit conferences} of the big powers have less endur- -|ing influence for peace changes of students and people- to-people contacts. A surging, colorful crowd of 10,-) 000 Indians jammed the enclosed| field at the fair to hear the Presi- ‘dent term India a mighty influ- “It .makes__a. beautiful picket! fringe benefits jence for world. peace and pledge line,.doesn't it?” said a union man, ~_ ‘ ; i American help toward solving this gesturing at the hayonet-bearing Yesterday's meeting was the| nation's critical | food shortages. second of three called by the State Labor Mediation Board, No prog- ress was reported in similar talks at Kalamazoo. Talks are sched- uled today at Saginaw. * * * The Pontiac City Bus Line is a subsidiary of the National Bus er side of the main plant entrance. |Line of Chicago. Subsidiary lines Col. Paul V. Meyer of Mankatojof the same parent company in read an order to the crowd of|Saginaw and Kalamazoo also are several hundred persons op hand|Struck. —spectators along with union men. The colonel said no more than three pe fF son 5 could gather in (Continued 0 on swat 2, Col. 2) guardsmen. A detachment of 80 guardsmen arrived at the plant on the edge of this southern Minnesota city of 13,500 shortly before day- break, — * Crowds numbering hundreds of thousands lined the route to the fair grounds, cheering Eisenhow- | er as he. passed by with Indian President Rajendra Prasad in an open horse-drawn coach under a red and gold. umbrella. As the ceremonies ended, the sun was sinking and colored lights playing on the stand gave a bril- liant glow to Indian dancers in ornate costumes performing be- fore the President. Eisenhower was praised by Prime Minister Nehru as a great *e\man and a great president. 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D ‘ Juvenile Judge Arthur E, Moore today was deciding whether a 16- year-old youth should be tried as an adult in the near-fatal shooting. page ome ed Township gas sta- whe dae Arrest, Later Free British NéWoneah i than ex-)| | ‘His Job Baek, Landry Declares: ‘Straley Wants Says Ex-Chief Desires to Serve Out 2 Years Before Retirement | Former Police Chief Her- | ery W. Straley wants his | _|job back, according to City) ‘Commissioner Robert - A.| ‘Landry, a staunch support-' _er of the fired official. of “If Straley comes back, he, would only have two more veaks to go before retire- ment,” Landry told fellow| commissioners at an in-| * * “Straley wants to serve out this| id Landry. tf Reports on Airport Study ~ Nuisance Levies Killed in Noisy Evening Session Hope Today Cénters on 6 Pct. Against Firms, Raising 87 Million LANSING (# = Demo- crats, strengthened by one new member, grabbed firm control in the House today and girded for a showdown. on a six per cent corpora- ition profits tax. In a tumultuous session j time. He told me so™ | Landry's aieeae was the closest indication so far of what | | 54-year-old Straley intends to do | now that his April 4 ouster by | the old Civil Service Commission | 1.| has been ruled illegal by Cir- | eult Court, The ruling came Tuesday, but 'straley himself has. given no hint | whether he'll ask for -a Circuit | Court — for ‘reinstatement. a x * ers. mostly kept si-' lent oh the “Straley decision at | ee. <= i Pontiac Press Photo Brown is a partner in the Cincinnati, Ohio firm | of Landrum & Brown, which prepared the south. | eastern Michigan metropolitan area’s first au- 5 thotitative study on future air transportation needs. TELLS OF AIR NEEDS — Paul Brown, air- port consultant, explains a technjcal point to the Supervisors Inter-County Comgnittee yesterday at the Botsford Inn, Farmington, as he detailed the recommendation that a second, major jet airport be located in the Pontiac area by .1975. To Seek Committee to Study Jet Proposal County Will Enter: Airport Planning that carried past midnight, i they methodically cut down isix GOP tax bills last night, ‘but agreed today to revive ‘them for possible reconsid- ‘eration. Democratic hopes, biniewen: cen- itered on a substitute which would hit corporations for 87 million dol- lars a year. It was designed .to consign every Other proposed tax to the serapheap. “TI think we've got the vetes te put it through today," said Rep. Democratic floor leader, © after lawmakers wound up a 5); hour _ session at 12:07 a.m. Swearing-in .of Rep. David +S, Holmes’ 4D-Detroit), elected only three days ago to réplage the late ‘he could file one on behalf of! ‘aviation committee to study it, ; | A special county committee will lbe sought to consider adoption of Little was said that hadn't |the Pontiac jet airfield proposal as | cussion on the former chief. come a county recommendation the Commission. Commissioner Milton R. Henry, another Straley supporter, was absent. * * * Meanwhile, Straley’s attorneys, Philip Pratt and Clarence L. Smith said today they would meet with City Attorney William A, Ewart! Monday to show him the petition) Pontiac residents may expect they will present. Circuit Judge|dark, dismal, drizzly weather, Morris K. Dayis of Ionia County ‘through Saturday morning, asking Straley’s reinstatement weatherman said. | with full back pay. | Temperatyres the next five days| Pratt said Ewart ts currently | will, average about five degrees reviewing the decision which (above the normal high of 36 and| reversed. Straley’s firing by the | normal low of 23. Commission. If Ewart objects to the petition, | upposing YOU Sent 23,000 Yule Cards ? LANSING (® | got Christmas the|*Gov. Williams 23,000 this year. The envelopes were ordered last February and aides have been addressing them in every | | Spare moment. | Mild temperatures will con- | Postage will be considerable | since the governor has a fat tinue through ‘Monday but will | turn colder Tuesday and Wednes- | overseas mailing list from his travels, day. The cards themselves have not yet arrived but the staff is pre- | paring for a crash program of énvelope stuffing. Dark, Dismal, Drizaly ° Drudgery Done? No — Think you've card troubles? is sending out the city, forcing Judge Davis to. hold a hearing before issuing a reinstatement order, thus delayirig¢ Straley’s return. * Tonight's low will be near 40.) Saturday's high will climb. again to the mid-40s. Precipitation will total about one-| a Pratt said meet f th ; » 4 euormeae aeae | be to sek ‘agree. half inch in occasional rain to-| The governor's card will feat. | ment on the. petition to Jud e | night and Saturday, and again| ure a color picture of the family | wus about Sunday or Monday. | in the Williams’ living room | Davis. If Straley wére\(o return, the | city would have to\file charges | against him before the Police | Trial Board if it wished to at. ly for the fall term at Princeton terapt te oust him again. \ | Thirty-five was the lowest tern-| se the family would be complete. Two days. after Straley’s firing, perature in downtown Pontiac pre- . Jedy Joy, miniature poodle pet, against the backdrop of a map | of. Michigan, The picture was taken before Gary, the Williams’ son, returned | Southeast winds at 8 to 15 | m.p.h. today will continue _ to- | night and. become northeaster-” Saturday. ice for the police department. Castro Regime ‘Still Holds U.S. Reporter Fidel Castro’ Yount, a former Flint, Mich. resi-|planned to take ‘Buchanan before jthree, then searched the office. as: representative |}with having been Young’s accomp- officials'lice, on the grounds he tried to help Pontiac voters repéaled civi] serv\ ceding 8. a.m. The reading was. is in the picture too, being held 36 at 2. p.m. ‘by Mrs. Williams. i themselves, were picking up all persons who had close contact with Young and | Peter John Lambton, 24, British- | born codefendant with Young, | : who was sentenced to 2% years in prison. Aitken; who came here 10 days ago from New York, had interviewed both in Pinar del | Rio. Before he was nabbed, the Mi- ami correspondent sent his paper a Havana judge and chatge him) | though looking for another person. | Kt: appeared that the Cubans: - Young of his escape with Sergio Hernandez Reyes, a former Cuban soldier awaiting trial as a coun- terrevolutionist. - DUG HOLE IN WALL : Young said in the cdépyrighted) account that he and Reyes dug a hole- in the outside wall of the cell they shared with seven other _ prisoners, using a stolen chisel and their hands, Young said he ie s “stunned and sick” after e “] knew right then I had to get ‘ eed ae ‘ {oO | been stated publicly during the |,++ of a master airport plan for! ‘support the proposal, adopt it as) three-month fight to fire Straley Oakland County, part of a master plan, and to early this: year. Delos Hamlin, chairman of the create a long-range program to Landry, as in the past, continued |Oakland County Board of Super- make it a reality. ito support him, but failed tq win|visors, said he would carry the * * * -lany sympathy from the rest of, proposal to the full board Monday The proposal was made yestet ' Committee, From such a committee could by the airport consultant firm of) Landrum & Brown of Cincinnati, Ohio. In a report on a $30,006 study | for the inter-county committee, the State Board of Aeronautics and the Detroit Board of Com- merce southeastern Michigan metropoli- tan area, Landrum & Brown's main conclusion was that there on airport needs in the | their public meeting Tuesday, But | Charlene White, boosted .Demo- last night when alone they devoted, .By PETE LOCHBILER and ask for creation of a new(day to the Supervisors Inter-County |cratic strength to 56. But ailing two hours to ofttimes heated dis-' * which Hamlin heads, Rep. Adams Sumeracki (D-De- ,| troit) was missing. From their own ranks Democrats ‘counted on picking up 54 of the (56 votes needed to pass a bill, Reps. George W.-Sallade (R-Ann '‘Arbor) and John C, Morris (R- | Midland), frequent dissenters -from the GOP tax line, said ‘they also (Continaed on Page 2, Col. 3) ithe burden of planning and de-) ‘mended for it in the upcoming jet, jage, ° } ‘|point they should be self- suffice ient | Court jury in their alleged mis- financially itreating of a 19-year-old Walled x kw * -— youth, Brown was firmly against crea- Exonerated last night ‘were Dep- ltion of a southeastern Michigan) ties Raymond E. Beason, a turn- lairport authority to implement |KeY. Roland W. LaLonde, and for- Inew airport facilities. mer deputy Gordon Misenar, “The counties and the major) Carl E. Hess dr., formerly of cities involved can do the job/ 960 Adelaide Dr., accused the better on their own,” he said, | trie of roughing him up im De- - as a whole would havé a better in his damage suit, but this | ure prominently in work towards the Fidelity Casualty Co. of New. | a six-county master plan is De- | treit Mayor Leuis Miriani's new | | Greater Detroit Air Tratsporta- ~# graphic, first-person account by|- rning of his 30-year sentence.) would have to be a second big | jet airfield in the area | by 1970- ? 3 Clear Deputies _— st i partner in the! In U. S Court Paul firm, said that each southeastern shoulder’ Walled Lake Youth's Suit for Mistreatment Michigan county “should facilities Is Defeated veloping the air recom- He pointed out that such fa- cilities should be made a reality) Two Oakland County sheriff's only when the demand warrants |deputies and a former deputy have them, and stressed that at this|been cleared by a U.S. District Hamlin agreed with this opin-| Cember 1957 when he was. ar- lion. He said it is hoped that action) rested on a drunkeness charge. iwill be taken by each’ county in| Hess, now serving 1% to 15 ithe area to agree eventually on a) Years in Jackson Prison for safe six-county master plan, { fobbery, said the mistreatment « #ggravated a former brain in- With the support of Detroit and) Jury he had. ‘the Board of Aeronautics, the area’ Hess originally asked for $30,000 was chance of winning federal aid than jowered -later $15,000 when it was _ the individual communities by discovered the deputies weren't Brown believed. bonded as high as believed at first. Another group expected to fig-,|Named as a defendant also was broad, York, the county's bonding A jury in Detroit, consisting of 10 wemen and 2 men, handed down its verdict of no cause for tien. Committee, of which Pon- action late Thursday. Earlier U.S. O'Sullivan tiac Mayor Philip E. Rowston is a member. * * * In their first reaction to the jet airport proposal, Rowston and oth- er city commissioners talked brief- ly, but enthusiastically, last night about the potential for. ¢x- ‘pansion at Ponttac Municipal Air- ‘port. before the case went to the jury. Jurors “cleared Beason and Misenar,’. - Two previous trials of Hest’ suit x * * Although the Landrum & Brown/in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) a + i ae Poe eh ee cet og eID ki te a a a a 8c AM a A : ~& Jong list of committee mem- bers worked on plans for the dance. Kay Vedder is the chair- man. are Mrs, Louis Schwartz, Mrs. Clark - Kimball, Fred V. Haggard, Leonard Buzz, James Campbell, Mrs. William Dead, Mrs: Fred Haushalter, Mrs. Reba Netzler, Thomas Horowitz, Charles M. Tucker, Mrs. Harvey Reid, Henry Powers and Capt. J. W.. Heaver of the Salvation Army. lke Calls for War Against Hunger (Continued From Page One) World Agricultural Fair where he opened the American pavilion, big- gest on the grounds. kt * * | Touring the exhibit with Prasad, he stopped where women were making cocoanut square cookies. He tasted one, liked it and gave one to Prasad: He sipped a soft drink through a straw and watched a young woman demonstrate pancake making. The President said he preferred corn cakes. Selling Press four communities today jfunds for Christmas baskets and -|gifts for needy families. * * _|Goodfellows have set a goal of ‘road at 1 p.m, Dec, 20 and at fellows Special Editions ‘wo 4 Communities to Ra'se Funds for Needy Goodfellows are selling special editions of The Pontiac Press in to raise * Goodfellows sales will be under way today and tomorrow in.Lake Orion and Pontiac Township, in cluding Auburn Heights,, but just today in Gingellville. The special editions will be sold tomerrow in Keego Harber, Or- tenville, Oxford, White Lake . Township, West Bloomfield and Springfield townships. * * * Headed. hy Fire Chief Carl Schngeck, P on t ia c Township’ $1,000, Besides being used to fill baskets, the proceeds will pay for three Christmas parties for youngsters, * * A party: at Fire Station 1 in Auburn Heights is set for 8-p.m. Dec. 19, at Station 3 on Joslyn Station 2 on Opdyke road Dec. 20 at 2:30! p.m, Pontiac Téwnship Goodfellow ranks are made up of 35 fire- men, members of the Metro- politan ‘Club, Spirit 60, American Legion Hill-Garette Post and the Lions Club in Auburn Charles Thorpe is heading a force of. 18 firemen in Gingellville’s He also watched a? electric ma- chine milk a cow. As he turned away the cow mooed a big “‘moo" and the’President threw back his bead and laughed delightedly. The entrance to the pavilion is dominated by a big photograph of a rolling American rural scene of grazing cows. The cow is sacred in India. * * * The President also pushed a but- ton starting an atomic reactor in the nuclear energy section of the fair, which is called “atoms for agriculture.’’ It is devoted to re- search in increasing farm produc- tion through nuclear energy. Ex-Sen. Potter Files for Divorce in Detroit DETROIT w — Former Sen. Charles E. Potter has filed a sup- pressed suit for divorce in Wayne County Circuit Court. Because the suit is suppréssed, pending trial, grounds on which Potter is seeking the divorce from the former Lorraine Eddy of Che- boygan were not disclosed. * * * The Potters were married at Cheboygan in 1939, where he then headed the County Bureau of So- cial Aid. They have no children. Mrs, Potter, reached at the home of friends in Arlington, .Va., re- fused comment. Potter was not im- mediately available in Washington to newsmen, Goodfellow paper sales, and Jim Sheldon is chairman of sales, at Lake Orion, by 25 members of the Lions Club. * * * Lake Orion Goodfellows -have a goal of $1,000. And whaf is not spent on baskets for the needy will be used to hold a party for chil- dren at 2 p.m. Dec. 19 in the State Theater Armed Troops Shut — Strike-Torn Plant (Continued From Page One) any group in the immediate packing plant area, and no more than 50 in downtowe: Albert Lea and across the highway from the plant itself. A portion of the crowd on a nearby bridge hooted and jeered} at the nonunion workmen show-| ing up at the plant. ‘GO MILK YOUR COWS' Cries of “‘go home and milk your’ cows, scab,"’ were heard. Business Tax Next Solution Attempt | As an offset, the corporation - (Continued From Page One) would vote for the corporate profits levy. . Democrats, accustomed te an underdog’s role, outnumbered Reputilicans 53-52 last night and tried to ram through their tax moments after Rep. Walter H. Nit (D-Muskegon Heights) un- veiled it. Republican cries of ‘‘unfair'’ and “railroad” went up and the move died when Rep. T. John Lesinsxi (D-Detroit) announced “we're one vote short.” THEN TO SENATE House passage would send the bill to a hostile Senate where the GOP majority has jumped on moves to pile new taxes on busi- ness, Nill’s proposal, long espoused by Gov. Williams and other Dem- ocrats, would raise 132 million | dollars a year by taxing cor- porate profits at six per cent. | franchise fee, worth about 45 millions annually, would be vir- tually repealed. - Nill said the net increase to corporations would be only 44 mil-| lion dollars since part of the tax) could be deducted from what is) now paid in federal corporate pro-| fits taxes, “We can't go for this,’ said) Rep. Allison Green (R-Kingston),, |GOP floor leader. | Republicans held out a one-mill| boost in the corporation franchise} fee as bait for Democratic sup-| * * * A detachment of guardsmen with; fixed bayonets advanced on the; group and it melted away. The group appeared not to be challenging the authority of the | Guard in any way. , * * i Two days of violence at the} Light Drizzle Wets Nation's Midsection. By The Associated Press A surge of moist air frorn the Gulf of Mexico spread” northward today, dampening the nation’s midsection. * * * Light rain, drizzle, fog and low clouds made for murky weather across broad areas from eastern Texas northward to southern Min- nesota and northeastward to Low- er Michigan and Ohio. * * * It was fairly mild weather in the mid-continent wet belt. Drizzle continued in areas from northern. California coastal sec-| tions northward over most of Ore- gon, Washington and northern Idaho. _ | The Weather Pott oS. Weather Bureau Report AND Hight rain er drizzie to- tonight, ending Saturday after- much cha Oe eon northeasterly = Deda Pantiae Pst temperature preceding 8 a.m. At 8 a.m.:. Wind velocity 10 m. p.h. Bun sets Friday at § p.m. Sun ris ‘saturday at Tis a.m. ; Be a.m. Moon fisct Priday et 3:12 p.m. 6 & Ta. § a Poo ee ee eee ro ete ee eee ee wes. | te Legislature .was still political- ~ the ame answers. 6 ) + Biot next. pd fi|_ Eiforts of the organization have|: off Wednesday night when a thou- sand massed pickets blocked non- union workers from leaving the plant, overturned cars and hurled ‘rocks, ’* * * . Three or four persohs received minor injuries. 1 we * * + Mayor Niles Shoff of Albert Lea} and County Attorney O. Russell! Olson then appealed to the gov-| ernor for troops. The striking United Packing. | house Workers Uniox has been | without a contract at Wilson | since Sept. |, * * * ee . , | Wilson broke off negotiations) fused to work a nine-hour day. | port of a 4914-million-dollar pack-, age based on nuisance taxes. AX PACKAGE Democrats, joined by three or, ‘four Republicans, axed the whole | added. package, although GOP leaders) talked of a second passage try.| violations (242 million dollars), a} penny boost in the five-cent per bacco products (four millions), | doubling the $1.25 per barrel beer| tax (seven millions) and an added four per cent excise tax on liquor (six millions). _Lawmakers also _ defeated moves to:raise the beer tax to | 1% cents per bottle, nearly five | times the present levy, and in- | crease the corporation franchise — fee by two mills for one year. . and refund half—the take over “ is the next two years. i Stogie Statistics ! LONDON (UPI) — The Daily | Telegraph reported yesterday | all the cigars sold in Britain. MR. AND MRS. HARRY 0. WHITFIELD They Know the Secret of Being Young at Heart. ivey M Outstanding examples of keeping; young gracefully are Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Whitfield of 53 Seminole Ave., the former today celebrating his 90th birthday. | * x * Born in Waterford Township, dred McCallum, and for 61 years'cused of possession of gambling Harry came to Pontiac in 1893,\they have been regarded as exam-|paraphernalia, and Day of taking working as a grocery clerk for) ples of the fullness of life. Delight-| money for bets. _ three years, entering the retail ing in tripping the light fantastic,| Judge McCallum set examina-'to grocery business on his own ac- count in. 1896. In 1919 he formed’ his wholesale grocery retiring in 1941. He is a charter member of the Pontiac Rotary Club, a 50- year member of the Knights of company, for Airport Group (Continued From Page One) istudy didn’t pmpoint any specific: jlocations. for airport development, — only general areas — both City Manager Walter K. Willman and Airport Manager Homer D. Hos- kins agreed that if a jet airport comes into being here, it will prob- ably be in connection with the ex- isting airport, *® * * It's too hard to begin a new airport from scratch nowadays, they Said. , Saying he was “very pleased’ to see Pontiac being considered as the site of a jet airfield, Willman predicted it would be “a fine thing for the -entire area.” “But it's a long way off and there's a lot of work to do. before it could become a reatity,” he * * * Meanwhile, both Willman and In fact when Col. Meyer read! Besides the franchise fee increase,| Hoskins agreed that there should that part of the proclamation clos-| worth 13 million dollars, it includ-|be continued development at Pon- ling the plant, there were cheers.;ed a $2 tax on moving traffic!tiac Municipal Airport. * * * * The two officials both noted: that giant packing plant were touched pack cigarette tax (nine millions), by next year, the airport will have) a 20 per cent levy on other to- been brought up to the point where | its facilities equal those which Lan- drum & Brown said are needed in this area at that time. ‘‘We have plannéd the present | program for development on our own and are pleased to see that our thinking matches the recom- mendation,” said Hoskins. * x * The future cooperation of the county was .foreseen as a neces- ity, well as in long-range efforts for big expansion if a second jet port is needed to supplement Detroit Metropolitan Area, . x * * “County cooperation is very im- ee Oct. 29 when Union workers re-, that women buy 60 per cent of |portant for us and I feel sure that we'll get it/’ said Willman. Will Organize ‘Citizens for Michigan’? Committee | Remedies for Michigan's ills wilh be the objective Monday night when men and women from all around Oakland County meet in Pontiac to organize a ‘‘Citizens for Michigan” committee here. George Romney of Bloomfield Hills has given up a previous en- gagement in order to attend the rally. The American Motors Corp. president, and founder of CFM, will speak to the group. INTEREST MOUNTS A spokesman for his office said interest in the Pontiac. meeting has been mounting. Some 500 may attend. They will join other sprouting groups around the state which are seeking answers to the state’s and governmental prob- lems. The parent body was_cre- ated by Rominey in September as ly bogged down trying to provide has set a target date ‘une for the final CFM recommendations to be handed) both political parties CFM is an 4 non-partisan group, ‘\has named 13 “men and women tral High Scheol, 250 W. Huron St. It will begin at 8 p.m, Murray D. Van Wagoner, des- ignated by Romney as chairman of the Oakland CFM committee, from this area to coordinate for- mation of local chapters. Those attending Monday’s organ- ization meeting will meet in vari- ous classrooms of the high school for this purpose after first hear- ing Romney speak in the audi- torium. . Named as regional chapter lead- ers -were:, , x *& * Louis H. Schimmel, of 509 W. Iroquois Rd.; Robert Browning, Royal Oak; Maurice Howland, Berkley; Mrs. Berrien Ketchum, Birmifgham;: Delos Hamlin, -Far- mington; -CharlesDelbridge. Jr., Birmingham; Malcolm Lovell, Bloomfield Township; Mrs. Don- élda Lessiter, Lake Orion; Mrs. Peter B. Loomis, Birmingham; Richard C. Van Dusen, Bingham Farms; Clyle R. Haskill, Drayton Plains; Melvin F. Lanphar, Leon- ard; and Fred Noyes, Rochester. oe * €)& , the different chap- cerning social. Oakland People to Meet Monday VICINITY —Cioudy 1. What services does the state need? 2, How are such services to be | paid for? 3. What changes in the struc- ture of state government are needed to give Michigan the type of government most respon- sive to present day problems and opportunities. CFM across the state will be) financed by contributions. To safe-!§ guard any individuals or groups)} gaining control of the organiza- tions, no donations over $100 will|3 be accepted, Romney said in a kickoff session in Birmingham Nov. 23. No contributions -will bel © accepted, either, from organiza-/# tions, other than foundations, — TO STATE OBJECTIVES © The state chairman is expected|t Monday to outline the objectives of “‘Citizens for Michigan.” Basically, they ‘are to ‘identify the state's numerous which have come to a head dur- ing 1959 — on which there is tical .unanimity. Recommendations ' . i ea both in the near future as) * ~The three men were among 11 arrested in the polfce raid, Eight others were released last Satur- day. : Arraigned today were Robert L. McNeary, 36, of 43 Raeburn St.; * Claude Day,.32, of 180 Quick St.; Pythias and also has been prom- | mmently connected with other clubs and civic enterprises. x kk In 1898 he was married to Mil- ithey love the waltz, square and other old time dances. t~ *~ * *® | The Whitfields have three sons: ‘Mac and Stuart of Pontiac, Au- 'brey of Ann Arbor and a daughter ‘Mrs~ Robert Rutzen, of Watkins Lake. ‘ for Civil War Veteran | HOUSTON, Tex. 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The only camp we should like te be in is the camp of Se : peace and goodwill.” acy. 7 wt He has demonstrated that he is i _ Fifirst: and foremost for anything FROM © $] 8995 ‘that will help boost underdevel- oped India, a country of 400 milion 91’ diag, meas. 262 aq. inches ‘people. | yom arses ante. Nehru-may meet outside criti- cism, but enjoys tremendous pop- ularity at home. Millions adore him and the Hindus worship him as a reincarnation of Vishnu, their protector. Born in Allahabad Nov. M4, 1889, the only son of one of India’s rich- est and most influential men, Nehru was educated in England at Harrow and Cambridge and stud- lied law in London. He returned to India in 1912, a ‘suave intellectual with an eloquent command of. the English language. | * * * He soon was drawn into the in- dependence movement. Turning his back -on inherited position and wealth, he joined the All-India .Na- tional Congress Party. He rose steadily through the ranks to pres- ident. His activities against British rule SWEET'S Radio and TV Shop Dee ee ee ee a ne ee ae a a es Bice PRIME MINISTER NEHRU When the British withdrew and the Indian nation came into being, Nehru became the logical choice; as its first prin. 1e minister. To fight India’s poverty, Nehru favors a mixed economy, with the state assuming management of key industries but leaving room for private enterprise. “I do not at all prefer the state controlling everything because I | attach a value to individual tree. - dom,’’ he says. In India’s relations with other countries, Nehru still clingg to the principles of nonalignment existence. ‘‘We shall hold on to them even if the whole world says ‘no’ to them,” he declared. ‘WILL NOT BOW’ But with Communist China now holding two pieces of border ter- ritory and claiming 40,000 square her own, Nehru has. been forced to warn that “‘we will not bow to anyone Wwho- interferes with our national integrity but will face that threat with all-our might.” ing vote of- confidence from the Indian parliament for his handling of the border dispute, primarily because of his blunt words to Com- munist China. The ‘change in atti- FREE PARKING cost him prison. sentences totaling : : , 14 years. But -his leadership 4 Open Nights ‘til Christmas fe oved so effective that Gandhi— 422 W. Huron the creative force behind passive ‘ FE 4-1133 resistance — designated him his - ‘ ~ political heir. th, ae te i tat gee ee eee ee abies ea * ep tie Here is @ man ready to start another year with his, _tenth new Cadillac—as delighted as when he first made, and kept, this wise resolution a memorable decade ago. ‘even in this brief acquaintance with the 1960 ‘Cadillac, he’s learned that very special satisfactions it him this year. And, he doesn't 'want to miss a ee em ere mo: oem neither, we think, ell wate gue have yed the magnificerit cars your Cadillac dealer has ‘now for you to inspect, to drive, and to make —it ee ers SA eee ot Sapeiative ‘geome even dome to js 80 nearly complete that _ SAGINY W STREET CQ! miles more that India regards as) Nehru recently won a resound-| Mahe Toke | Second Place’ ‘SPRINGFIELD, Ml, (UPI)—The | Vice ~ President Nixon is. far ahead’ among party workers if building up support for the nomina- tion and “if Mr. Nixon gets it, we might prevail upon Mr. Rocke- vag to bid for the vice president 8! * * * The Kentucky senator said he based his statement about Nixon] leading on a recent tour of 37 states. Among party workers, he isaid, “] find that-Nixon is substan- tially ahead as of today.” He said he felt the nomination would take two ballots “at the most” at the Chicago convention unless “‘we get some favorite son strength.”’ Bonn Okays Purchase of Missiles, U.S. Jets BONN, Germany (UPI) — The West German Parliamentary De- fense Committee has. approved the purchase of an undisclosed number of guided missiles capable of carrying atomi¢ warheads at a cost of $114,290,000. The type of missiles and where (they will be bought would not be | disclosed because of security reasons. The committee also approved U.S.-made Starfighter jets for tude was dramatic for a man | who ~ (etting Set for a Happy New Year | you must concentrate to hear any sound. of motion. 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It all started in duly, when Tommy and six boy friends were playing with a ne grenade, * * The grenade went off, killing two of the youngsters. Shrapnel fractured beanaieadis larynx. A DIFFERENT KIND OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT interpret President Eisenhower's jvisit ag a gesture toward the Spanish people and not.as further, oe of the Franco regime. | * * * They described their personal, reaction of Eisenhower's visit to Generalissimo Francisco Franco as ; very negative.” “As Spaniards, we are ‘hon- lored.”’ a top leader of the mon- archist “Union Espanola’ said. “But we are sorry that the regime may be able to claim the visit as recognition of its rights.” One: of the nation’s best-known Socialist leaders added, ‘‘We hope that any public gestures or speeches by the President will be directed towards the people and not the government. Political observers here predict- eda show of spontaneous enthusi- asm for Eisenhower unequalled ip recent ‘Spanish history. Even the opposition hoped the! 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Mitts (D-Ark), chairman of the committee, states flatly: “The key to the income tax ~yeform is broadening of the tax base.” We agree that changes are long overdue and would like to think that some relief might be in prospect. Yet we are well aware that this compli- cated problem of tax reform must come up at an appropriate time. x * * In any event, it’s certain that Con- gress isn't going to do any large scale ‘tax rewriting in this coming election year. A long study is in the making— Chairman Mutis himself talks of possible changes in the law in 1961 or 1962. Fr i len a *, bs: ali Gieghtea yeaa ition” nb bh eS ey 16 ae Ee DE Oe cae Re | RE he Threat to Oust Yankees Grows Louder in Cuba Five Castro’s Cuban government continues to be one of the worst blotches on the whole Caribbean area. Currently he wants to close our Navy’s base at Guantanamo Bay. His 1 threat to oust the Yankees is growing louder each day. ~“ x &k& & This naval. base located at the tip of Cuba is one of our oldest and busiest’ overseas bases. It is used by nearly all the ships of the Atlantic Fleet at one time or another. a - * * * Since this base is practically as close to the Panama Canal as it is to - _Havana, the Cuban capital, it is easy to understand its importance to the > ~US. in the event of war. It is ideally - . situated to guard easily the narrow aes sea-lane approaches to the Canal. Our position is that seizure ef the base would ‘lead to a diplomatic break between the two countries. s ie. Sa a sae \ It seems as if American tontists \ might .make a break. right now ” and show Mr. Castro’ what we —*\ think ‘of his dictatorship. Cuba \ ‘should ‘be blacklisted in no uncer- _ tain terms by this winter's vaca- fioners. =~ - With all the recreational facilities _ there, the Cuban government. needs the Yankee dollars. By staying away n droves we can show fhis hot-head- be considered lack of parental supervision. The public should not be required to foot the bills for damages caused by. unruly © youngsters. x« * ‘ Most recommendations for clean- ing up teen-age problems call for ex- pensive, long range rehabilitation programs. More recreation and em- ployment of additional case workers are all right, but,that isn’t getting to the root of a particular case. - wk & Let’s get a little revenue and charge the neglectful parents for the havoc brought on by their unsuper- vised children. “THE average man doesn’t ‘know what to do with his hands, ” says an. etiquetician. Maybe not, but he has learned to quit drawing to them for an inside straight.. The Man About Town Got Started Right First Subdivisions in .This Area Provided for Big Lots Christmas shopping: What it is getting late to do early. ~* The last issue of Planning Quarterly, publication of the Oakland County Plan- ning Commission, of which George N, Skrubb is director, shows that early subdivisions in Pontiac and vicinity were "wisely planned. They did not crowd houses so closely to- gether that living was quite difficult, as has been the case in Detroit and some other cities. This plan has been generally followed in this vicinity. It is interesting to note that one of the first subdivisions in Oakland County was over 20 miles from Pontiac, at New Hud- son. It was filed in 1837. This plat provided for the only six point highway intersection in our county, the crossing of Pontiac Trail with Grand Riv- er and Milford Roads. After 122 years that formation still exists. The'lots are large and livable, mostly 66x160 feet in size, with a few smaller ones at the main corner, for busi- ness purposes. The Quarterly calls the plan “a masterpiece of originality.” Rochester and Auburn were the first subdivisions outside of Pontiac, with Stoney Creek following soon. after. Large lots generally prevailed. The Quarterly has a very appropriate name for the long and narrow lots on some of the later plats, some of which are less than 30 feet wide and run over 1,300 feet in length—they are called “rifle ranges.” The extra large lots are called “gridirons.” A Christnmas card from. . \ Adiai E. Stevenson — arrives early. Didn’t get one from him last year. Contemplate! lee ny up your warnings about this thin * phones Mrs. Benson Hutchings of Pontiac Lake, who pulled. a heighbor’s boy. from its waters the other day> Up at\Metamora on Snook Road live Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewison, readers of The Pontiac Press for around a — Tait century. _ See Mast Oakland County lake still have plenty of open water. It will . need some near zero weather to ~ make ice safe even. by Christmas. —_— ov ‘The. Northside. Kiwanis Club joins the. Pontiac service clubs in the purchase of a Cobalt 60 radiation therapy machine for General Hospital. A guest.of the-club, - . John Anathas~ of 173 Peach St., a retired merchant, thought so highly of the project that he contributed the” designated amount ‘to- ' ward its purchase, right nog with the members. preeuscwistp-wesnrscisenase-cetrenenmccsr einer Verbal Orchids to- ~ Harry 0. Whitfield of 53 Seminole Ave.; 90th birthday. : William S. Posthumus — Mr. and Mrs. James B. Meyers. commie: “of 99 Bast Huron § v- te “oF. 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Heyrovsky was honored for B70" his 34-year-old discovery polarograph method of chemical *‘ analysis. Girl Must Go to School and Attend Gym Emilio Segre. both of for of the (UPI) — Circuit Court Wednesday upheld the Mo- bile County School Board in deny- ifg the petition of a minister to excuse . his 15-year-old fram what he termed gym Judge Robert T. Ervins orde classes. red the daughter “immoral” Jr board to readmit Euelene Mitchell. to Vigor High | School only quired gym classes. 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Here is’ ‘a gift that he will iy. whit you. Sa preseyit him with Evans Slippers. See the ~ complete selection of. ead > Baha te.. fit your gift list... er LET'S ARGUE — - They are on athe same Pontiac Central High School Varsity Debate Team, but-these four competitors argue a point just for the sake of practice. The team is just one debate > ‘vipory, out of first place in the Samsaeiell Valiey Tournament, fel Northern Gives Yule Concert Songs to Range From) ‘Jingle Bells Calypso’ to ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ BY ED SANTALA Pontiac Northern will present its anual Christmas concert 8 p,m. Wednesday in the school auditori- um. ar * * x * Songs will range all the way from| — the ‘happy-go-lucky “Jingle Bells Calypso” to the solemn “‘Hallelujah Chorus.” Also performing will be the Pontiac Northern band under the direction ‘of Eldon Roserart. | - Tickets for the concert may be! obtained from the ~vocal music students at a cost of 530 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. The. Inter-Lakes Press Confer- ence was held at Northern yester day. Schools participating were Farmington, Berkley, Walled Lake, | Southfield and Waterford, LUNCHEON MEETING The meeting began with lune | at noon followed by a meeting in the Little Theater conducted by Joel Greenburg, of Farmington, chairman for the year. . * * * Guest speaker for the occasion was Robert Bailyn, telegraph editor of The Pontiac Press. He gave help. ful hints to fhe young journalists and concepts of journalism, it * a. a he guests were identified ~ by Polaris stars with their names. on them. Northern welcomed the visitors by big signs that said “Welcome, Inter-Lakes Press Cori- ference." After the conference, the young journalists swam in the beautiful will entail, - St. Michael Sends 3 Oxford Ushers § On: This Hoos’ Welch for Schoo! Each Frid 2 of 7} Pontiac Press Phote lowing one point behind first. place Flint Central. Working to. pull ahead are (from left) Clark, Davis, Ken Freer, Rodger Olsen and , Denes Spurlock. to Scholarship Meet Elect Officers BY BARBARA ARDELAN Three members of the senior iclass were chosen by Mother Maura to _Tepresent ‘St. Micheel St. Fred Pupils Work to Assist Needy Families BY PAT VILLELLA St. Frederick High School .jun- iors and seniors have been busy this past week with various tra- ditional plans and activities. . * * * Beginning this Monday, to collect food, clothing and toys for a needy family of the parish, Chairmen of the drive are Kitty Carry and Sue McMahon, The girls have planned the drive. so everyone will have a specific | article to donate. The specialty | of the drive will be the Christ- mas dinner. A menu has been prepared and food donated. Also donated will be a turkey purchased by money collected from the seniors, A senior dance will ‘be held during the Christmas vacation. If the dance’ is to be semiformal the use of a stereophonic record player and “mood music’ will be a special attraction. S * & & . The juniors presented “The Long Gray Line” at. their: “‘movie spec- tacular.”’ The juniors are raising money for the annual junior-senior ban- quet. The juniors have a full schedule ahead of them with many plans for the banquet and t various money raising activities the} seniors started their yearly drive’ High School at the National Foun-| dation for scholarships meeting Wednesday. They are Kathy Henretty, chairman for Oakland County, Barbara Gottschalk and Barbara Ardelan, This meeting, held at the Wolverine Hotel in Detroit, gave the girls an insight to the many scholarships being presented to students from various schools in| Wayne, ,Oakiand and Lapeer counties. Aptitude tests, sponsored by the Michigan Trade through the Employment Bureau of Pontiac, were taken by the entire senior class, : * * * The results will be kept on file at the Bureau and will determine their job capabilities when seeking employment after graduation, SECOND ISSUE The second issue of the school newspaper,. The Michaelite, — is scheduled to be printed by next, week. A few feature in this issue will be a complete coverage of Junior Achievement happenings. Reporting the progress of the various companies in Which many students take active part will be John Gallardo. John was. recently commended for salesmanship in his company by the Michaelite. * * * After last weekend's victory over | St. Clements of Center Line, the St. Michael Shamrocks are antici-| pating their first-scheduled home basketball game. x *« * . The games which are being played at Madison Junior- High will begin at an benign mn 2 Varsity game me start at 8 with) the Shamrocks playinz — host to| St. Mary High, Royal Oak, Northern pool. ° Commission | BY BEATRICE KRUG The Ushers Club at Oxford High held a’ meeting for election _of officers. Three seniors were chosen to fill the positions for the rest of the school year. They are Diana) Raman, Donna Sanday and Shirley Smith. Diana, president, is a member of Future Teachers of America, | secretary of Girl's Athletic As- sociation and.is the editor of the | Wildcat, this year's yearbrook. Donna, secretary, is in journal- ism, a librarian, on the paper staff and a member of the Yearbook Staff, ” Shirley, Student Council repre- sentative,. is the cheerleader captain, Librarian and is a Hall Monitor. [BIG SUCCESS The Ushers Club has always been| a success at Oxford. It serves at! dinners, assemblies, school plays, | faculty gatherings, the annual spring and Christmas concerts | given by the choir and band and many other schoo] activities. Girls who are in the club must usher at least twice during the school year in order to receive an extra curricular credit. * * The Ushers Club sponsor for the| |past seven years has been Mrs. ‘Roger Oberg, the Library science instructor, Short Orders—30 Days NEWPORT NEWS, Va, —Two) men delivering soft drinks here) were leaving less than the amount billed, the customer. They weré getting along well until they un- 'derestimated a customer the city police department. Result, 30 idays and 0 fines. Goines, The Pontiac Central debators have been in three debate tourna- ments and in 36 debates, winning 26 and losing 10. Flint Central holds first place with $7 points, Pontiac Central is second with 35 points, Flint Northern has 30, Arthur Hil has 25, Bay City 12 and Saginaw 5. Schools receive two points for a varsity win, and one point for wins’ by. the second or third team. Last Thursday at Saginaw, third conference tournament - was’ held with Pontiac winning nine and losing three. Pontiac's first non, treasurer, Northern. ‘Fights for. By BARBARA GRIFFIN After three-quarters of the sala ference debate season, the Pon- - Central varsity debate team is just one victory out of first “ee in the Saginaw Valley tour- ney. jliams, secretary; and Marilyn Ver-| Advised by David Siple, the club: is presently planning a Christmas party with Bible Clubs from Avon- dale High ~Sehool and Pontiac The Pontiac Central Dolphins | have amnpounced the dates of their aynobronized swimming show, with a Christmas card theme, The show will be given ‘a5 an assembly during the day fer seniors. twe evening per- formances on Dev. 1 tree of charge. | mas gift to the public from. se phins who in January will be giv- ing wp the pook Se samen. chee pair work. Music Department Pageant mas concert, produced Music Department, p.m. Wednesday. the | ford, Perrin, Band. and directed the choral Waterford High School's by _will be held 8 by Christ- the Participating will be the Water- Donald! groups, team consists of Ken Freer, Clark under the directtion of Richard Davis, Rodger Olsen Spurlock. TEAM MEMBERS Other de bators are-Carolyn Nadine Morris, Nancy Bain, Harold Tate, Brian Wideman, _ Cynthia Williams, Elvin King, Dar-| lene Wilkinson, Bill Graves, drea Tynan, and Judy Walverton. | Judges, were Bob Rickard, Read,- Kay Cline, ibert Sanford. ‘LaBarge and Tom Metzdorf. * The final conference debate tour- inament of the season in the Sag- heer Valley .will be held Jan. * * Flint Central. * * iwell as to cently. Gary Relyea, West Germany. It 18 quite an honor to be ac-| * Two boys have brought Pontiac Central a senior, out and was accepted by the Michigan Chorale, a high school choir of 68 students, sponsored bv the University of Michigan. The chorale will be in Europe two months performing for audi- ences in England, Ireland and and Doug Meier. The program will feature -the carols of Alfred Burt, who lived Russell semble, hoys'’ quartet. An- ‘| VISITED COURT | The in Pontiac for many years. Sing- ing the Christmas music are the A Cappella Choir, the male en- and = girts’ clubs and the A Capella boys’ glee ‘American government classes en- | joy an interesting and education- 14) trip to Detroit this week. elasses visited a Federal honor | \Court and a Federal Reserve Bank, and recognition to themselvés as’ |which they have been studying in re-| class. After dinner, they saw the |play “JB” to top off the day. tried Watertord debate team has 8 a 2-2 Clarkston Hi-Y Earns Money for Season Project BY PAULETTE KIMBALL ‘Simpson, Marilyn « Dreyer, Cole and Dehnis Alix. tunes, cepted by the Chorale-‘as only 68 were chosen from 350 applicants on the basis of singing ability, personality and, character. Gary is presently singing in the Senior Boys Ensemble .and is Choir. RON MAPLEY PREXY dent of the Eastern Michigan Dis- trict ‘a Mount Clemens convention. ijunior, Ron has been active ithe Pontiac Central Hi-Y years, in * * * The Pontiac Central Bible Club has been very active this semes-| ter. Reorganized this year, the! club of 40 members holds a meet- ing every Wednesday morning. At! ticipate in testament reading, and |hymn-singing, and listen to speak- jers or vocal ‘groups. "| ~* * * The purpose of this non-denom- jinational, spiritual club is to have ‘a time when members can meet itogether, have devotional periods, istudy the Bible and learn of other religions, The officers of the Bible Club jare Gene McLean, president: Ken iFreer, vice president: Diane Wil- W. Bloomfield Holds Evening of Music BY DODI DWYER “And the air shall be filled with an Arab and silently steal away.” The West Bloomfield High Schoo! 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Don't tell me!””| There was a desk in the corner station, university, mail service "|\Confiem. 90 Conventions ‘for Grand Rapids in ‘ “Oh, Keotuk,’’ he exclaimed to|Rapids yarns GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)—Edward The second started a suit for 2 a - . Convention Bureau, re- Wednesday in the London di- ] .- : é 1959 and said the néw year should be equally as good, and yy Africa’s famous Victoria falls is ¥- _ about one” mile wide. i with papers and letters strewn over its top. ‘ my!" breathed Oonik gaz- ing around admiringly.. In all his life he had never been in any house except-an igloo or, tent. He had never seen a fire- place or a ehair or a desk! He, felt that he had walked into a! palace such as he had heard kings! He was about to lower himself into one of the chairs when sud- denly he heard a groan. He leaped up. The groan came again. It was frem over his head! Astonished, he realized there was another room on top of the one he was in. 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Draper Jr, denied that his group was proposing that the United States spotsor birth contfol pro- grams abroad, but that was the in- terpretations generally placed on the report, SUGGESTS STUDY In October, the Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee made public a report, prepared by the Stan- ford Research Center, suggesting that the United States study the possibility of backing large-scale foreign tests of birth control de- vices, The U. #.- Catholic bishops clearly had these reports in mind when they charged last week that,;a “propaganda campaign” was afoot to obtain U.S, foreign aid funds to “promote artificial birth prevention programs.” They said American Catholics ‘will not support’’ any such use of public funds. Protestant Episcopal Bishop James A. 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Summerfield said in a! statement, x * * He cited dolls, advertised as the real thing, that turned out to be mdde of cardboard; and low-| $0 low priced. you can afford a wardrobe-full! -Frilly Dacron’ 4 Batiste Blouses blending beautifully” throughout your wardrobe from then on! ses codon ces wank, to en- -| gage in “family planning by: med- approved means Union Builders’ Wages Rise to. $3.51 an Hour WASHINGTON (UPI)—The aver: | age wages. of unionized building one Cent more than that of the trades workers in. major cities! rose by 16 cents, to $8.51. an n hour of ‘World War Th sin a paasaniee tae ie the ‘Bureau of Labor tatistis reports. + & ® The bureau said the advance was | preceding 12 months and one of f the largest increases since the end|f ee ans ate ees mal me The International Cooperation Administration has said that it has. no plans whatever to provide any birth control information ‘to coun-' tries as part of the foreign aid program,. 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It said food experts. felt the rod f result of eating more of the prod- ucts would be increased weight. * * * The agency said ‘‘addition of un- saturated fats and oils to the other- wise unchanged ordinary diet will not reduce blood cholesterol and prevent heart attacks and strokes.” “Representations to the public ‘Ithat salad oils, shortenings, oleo- margarine and -similar products have value for these purposes are false. and misleading," the FDA /announc ement aid. Packard Pension Suit DE TROIT ® — The United Auto Workers Union said today its dis- ‘pute with. Studebaker - Pacxard Corp, over. pension benefits for ‘retired Packard workers has been As a. result, the Union said it District Court here Nov, 17, 1958, to prevent the company from carrying out its plan of splitting pension fund. . kok ok UAW regional director Ken Mor- ris of. Detroit said the settlement lifetime pensions amounting to 85 per cent’ of the benefits provided under’ a 1955 contract. In addition, he said, it provides (350 former Packard workers who. |were in the 60-65 age group is of ‘Sept. 1, 1958, cash ‘settlements ‘ranging from "3490 to. $1,980. Studebaker Corp. and Packard eM wu Masonic Lodge to Install Master Charles Buell Honored in Roosevelt Rite at Temple Tonight Pontiac's Roosevelt Lodge 510, F&AM, will install Charles R. Buell as its new worshipful master at ceremonies tonight. Buell, of 15566 Kirkshire Rd., Birmingham, has been an officer for 10 of the 11 years he has been a member of the lodge. Other officers to be installed are: Harold B. Rynerson, senior warden; Norton Graham, junior warden; Roy W, Wilton, treas- urer, William Pfahlert, secre- tary; and William Cousins, chap- lain, Also Robert Davis and James Reinert, senior and junior deacons? Albert Holtom, marshal; Alfred Vaughn, tiler; and Harry Hodge, Bud Newingham, Robert Sislock, Edward Plummer, and Edward | Moden, stewards, ‘Directing the installation wi be Clifford McLean, past master. The ceremony is scheduled for 8 at the Roosevelt Temple, 22 State St. Rehiring Approved CORUNNA # — The Shiawassee County Board of Supervisors voted | 15-12 Wednesday night not to rehire Dr. A. B, Mitchell: as Shiawassee- Livingstor County Health District director ror 1960. Similar action was taken previously by the Living- ston County Board of Supervisors. The move was-part of a plan by the two counties to ite their joint health. district set up their own health, ts, In blue and white plaid. Crepe soles . Sizes 6 to 12 ¥ Boys’ & Girls’ Solid ted or blue ehetk. Crepe soles, plain and moc. toe. Sizes 6 to 2. Men's Insulated _ BOOTS J - Fully insulated. Zot, Sizés 6 to 12, FOOTWE AR BLITZ GIFT WEAR, COLD WEATHER WEAR, SACRIFICED FOR SELL-OUT os BOY'S BLACK & WHITE “COWBOY BOOTS ‘lwhese homes. he said he threat- charge of attempted extortion. SSS SAAR re eer ee HOUSESLIPPERS facies piesa eee! Brown and black With white trim, Natural com- position soles. 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Funeral service will be held. at ‘10 am, Saturday in Our Lady off Refuge Catholic Church with burial ‘in Mt, Hope Cemetery, MRS. FRA? K YACQU ES Mrs, Jacques died Wednesday at 8 to- night after an illness of two years. | MRS. BENJAMIN HERSHEY | AVON TOWNSHIP — Service ifor Mrs, Benjamin (Ella) Hershey, 81, of 3163 Nortonlawn -St., will -be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Flumerfelt Funeral Home, Oxford. Burial will follow in Perry Mount Park Cemetery, Pontiac. Mrs. Hershey died at home yes- terday after a lengthy illness. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Vertie Heath of Rochester; a son, Richard H. Wingett, of Oxford; ‘and three “-grandchildren. Two brothers also survive, * prominent on the fringes of MRS. GEORGE MARSH . _ national politics. OXFORD TOWNSHIP — Service) for Mrs. George (Nora) Marsh, 84,' 9 ‘ formerly of Oxford Township, will AM A Defends be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the | Methodist Church, Burial the Cigarette Oxford Editorial Assails Link will follow in Oxford Cemetery. Mrs. Marsh died today in Chelsea of Smoking as Major Lung Cancer Factor George| | e AP Wirephete SUCCUMBS—Nationally known lawyer Bartley C. Crum, 59, -died in his sleep of a heart attack Wednesday night. He was $5.98 7.98 we 2.79 after a brief illness. A niece and two nephews survive. RUSSELL K. ROBINSON LAPEER — Service for Russell K. Robinson, 56, of Lapeer, will be held at 2 p.m, tomorrow at Muir Brothers Funeral Home here. | Burial will follow in South Attica! Cemetery. Mr. Robinson ‘died yesterday aft-|js insufficient evidence er an extended illness. His sole! pant the assumption” survivor is a brother ih Ohio, 3.95 2.00 ‘in. the increase in lung cancer. Tickets to Be Scarce \qitaidted constusion in'« repr for GOP Convention jby Dr, Leroy E. Burney, surgeon CHICAGO (AP)—Chances of get- | $5.00 3.00 20,00 5.00 - 10.00 CHICAGO (AP)—The American) | 'Medical Assn. Journal says there | = “to War- 2g that. ciga-| = lrette smoking is the major factor) Thursday | : Burney’s report listed smok-|- Democratic presidential aspirants have just about abandoned pre- 1960 foreign travel plans. - Spokesmen for Sens, John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) and Hubert H. noun would be able to fulfill plans to vis- it Africa and the . Far East, re- spectively. But Humphrey, it was ‘stated, * Humphrey (D-Minn) indicated it was highly unlikely these unan- ced presidential candidates ec akaek Seow Schoo! Libraries Plan to Check Rocket Books SYRACUSE, N.Y. (The pub- lic school libraries have removed). from ¢irculation all books about handling rockets, rocket fuel and misslles until screened, by scence “U.S, Report Due Tod Ars a ‘Steel Strike Cause of Much Unemployment WASHINGTON (AP)—Employ-if ment dropped by over a mil-| teachers: School officials said: “Inasmuch as the yandling of ‘propellants and) the firing of rockets requires a ph and solentian'* lion in November. Unemployment | by over a half million. — ~ ‘That was the advance word on wery specialized knowledge sed.ahee a government job report due training, we must be extremely today will show about the iene eareful in our choice of books on|ber job situation. ™ November survey was sail Is BOATING Gl INLAND LAKES SALES | Your Headquarters for Gifts for the Boatman and His Family 1960 Century and Chris-Craft Cruisers fet mixture of sunflowe d ea, eae ‘millet ap F ot Zz a SUNFLOWER SEED — Medium seed, heavy. and well size filled. Very attractive to cardinals. Pa a ee ee a WHEAT With CRACKED CORN Right size for birds. eee ee ee we ee oe ere eee ee Economical 25-Lb. Bags | general of the U. S. Public Health ting a ticket-to the Republican Na- |Service, carried in the Journal two weeks’ ago. tional Convention next year are imighty slim. Dr. 2.95 * ° crease of lung cancer and con- ‘cluded that heavy smokers were/‘ jmore prone to the disease, “A number of authorities who | * Planners reported Thursday | night that only 2,800 tickets will be available to the general public. That compares with 3,454 in 1956, when the GOP met in Cow Place in San Francisco; and 3,000 in 1952 when the Republicans met \in Chicago’s International Amphi- theatre for the first time. Jaren L, Jones, of Utah, vice. chairman of the convention. ar- irangements committee, told news- men only 2,800 tickets will be left ‘for distribution to the 50 states after the party takes care of dele- gates, officials and VIPs. ‘opponents of the smoking theory BH; One reason for the reduction is have sufficiem: evidence to war- * cited by Dr. Burney do not agree}. studies reveal a relationship -be-| cer that seems more than co-| incidental, they do not explain | 7 vi All 8 Pieces are Yours. er among men than among wom- en and among urban than among | rural populations,” the editorial | said. the 1960 nominating rally, has 3,000 none authoritative position. fewer seats than the Cow Palace. 4,000 Lights Glowing The amphitheatre can seat about 12,000. Another reason is a pros- Plaza’s Yule Tree pective increase in the number of ON delegates. mas tree are glowing again. 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Settings The Pontiac Branch, Wom- an’s National -Farm and Gar- den Assn, will present a ‘‘Hol- iday Hospitality’ program Monday at the Pontiac Fed- eral Savings and Loan Build- ing. Fifteen Yuletide table set- tings will be on display from 1 to 4 p.m. There will be no business meeting. * * * Mrs, Walter K. Willman and Mrs.. Harry S. Pearce will greet members and __ their guests, Refreshments will be served continuously. Mrs. James C. Clarke, gen- eral chairman, -will be assist- ed by Mrs. Harold B. Euler, Mrs. Ferdinand Gaensbauer, Mrs. C. BR. Gatley, Mrs. Phil- , lip M. Hubbard, Mrs, Arthur R. Young and Mrs. C. George Widdifield. * * * * Table setting classifications will include;; “A Christmas Dinner” by Mrs. Clifford T. Ekelund: “Christmas In. a For- eign Land’ by Mrs. M. F. Macaulay and Mrs, Robert A. Armstrong; ‘“‘Christmas Open House,” Mrs. Leroy _ Hill; “Children’s Holiday Party’’ by Mrs. Bruce J, Annett,, Mrs. Edward P. Barrett, and ing Robert S. rene : * * i Mrs. - K, Patterson and Mrs, Harlan Smith/ will show a “Christmas Tea’ setting; “Holiday ma Tables” by - Volunteers Spurlock, Mrs. Sam eg Stolo- A danni po neon for board members..of the Central Volunteer Bureau, member agency. of thé. Pontiac Area __ United Fund, was-held Wednes-_ day at Kingsley Ink. a 2s * The affair. was.sponsored by Henry Gotham, manager ofthe Pontiac Retail Store and a board Legis of -* eyeed ¢ . Piles ree of the agency is to channel volunteer — help to needed areas of other United Fund agencies, During the first 10 months of the year, 90 individuals and 14 groups - have been placed in volunteer . work, ——— to. placement lien Priestly. _ Mrs. Ralph Norvell apd Mrs. John E. Windiate; ‘Christmas Dinner,"” Mrs. Chauncey G. Burke: “Holiday Tea Table,” Mrs, William B. Hartman, * * * There will be “Christmas Breakfast’’ by Mrs, Arthur A. Selden; “‘New Year's Eve Ta- ble” by Mrs. W. Ross Thomp- son and Mrs:-John H. Patter- son; “Christmas Eve Supper” by Mrs. F. A, Voelker; “‘Holi- day Hospitality’. Mrs, John J. Maria and Mrs. Clarkes “Christmas Shopper's Special.”” * * * Two dozen bright red can- dies in an arrangement fash- ioned by Mrs: Robert G. Is- grigg, social chairman of the day, will center the tea table Club Hears Pontiac Newcomers’ Club held the annual Christmas par- ty Wednesday at Devon Ga- bles. ~ * * * Mrs. Theodore R. Fauble told stories of “Uncle Tightwad's Christmas Gift,” “The Small One” and “A Christmas Wish.” Hostesses were Mrs, Howard Droeser, Mrs. Robert Larson, Mrs. Michael Presby, Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Mrs, William Motzny,. Mrs. - row) Mrs. William, 4. Miller, “Mert S Zz. T. Kuchar covered with a cloth designed by her. Assisting with refreshments will be Mrs. Robert J. Alton, Mrs. Bruce J. Annett, Mrs. Donald D. Bos, Mrs. Robert S. Castell, Mrs. Russell H. Gal- braith, Mrs. Arnold K. Jerome, Mrs, Kenneth S. Long, Mrs. Robert T. Lyons, Mrs. Robert B. Oliver, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. William F, May- bury and Virginia Ward. Their red felt hostess aprons styled with gold metallic rib- bons and balls were fashioned by Mrs, Isgrigg. * * * Mrs. A. Floyd Blakeslee and Mrs. Oscar H. Lundbeck. of the horticultural therapy group, will display holiday corsages. Yule Tales szyk and Mrs. Gordon Hayter. Mrs. Gerdon Low, Mrs. Mar-.. — ton Bacon, Mrs. Howard Droe- ser, Mrs. Harry Hahn and Mrs. William Motzny of the social. committee, planned the party. — * * * . Floral centerpieces were tak- en home by’ Mrs. Loren Ger- linger, Mrs. Samuel Snead, Mrs. William Motzny, Mrs S. Jennings, Mrs, Alfred Bickley and Mrs, Joseph Hiltz. ‘Thanked’. Mrs. Kal Panareétos. \ Bailey Ted “nd ‘NS * Donald Hirikley Edmund _S._ day By: q ) “ The annual Christmas tea ‘or the Assn. of Childhood Educa- ‘tion was held Thursday after- noon in Central Elementary School. Mrs. Harold “Muldowney, presideat, welcomed _ guests. Dr. Dana P, Whitmer, super- irtendent of schools, extended his seasonal message. : The Central Primary Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. George Turnbull. sang "‘Jin- gle Bells” and carols. * * * Roberta Wine, student coun- cil representative from. Wash- ington Irving Elementary “School, presented gifts from ACE and Pontiac area school children to Probate Judge Ar- thur E. Moore, for ‘distribution | to Lapeer Home and Training School. Mrs. Florence Doty, Probate Register, and one of the early sponsors assisting ACE with this annual ingathering, was a special guest. Mrs. Sam S. Hale, Patricia Jones and the Central School staff assisted chairman Mrs. with decora- tions. : * * * Alternating at the ted serv- ice were Mrs. Elmer Stolten- burg, Mrs, James Scott, Mrs. Marvin Andrews, Mrs. Norman Smith, Cleo Wiley, Ophelia Harmon, Jeanette. Hillebrand, Bonnie Davidson, Margaret Wilmot, Lillian Davidson and Mrs. Muldowney. Organ music recorded by Dorothy Hollister was played during the tea hour. Yule Supper Marks Holiday for Omega Mu A Christmas buffet supper for..Omega Mu Sigma sorority was served in a holiday set- ting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Merle Petrie on Cherokee road. Assisting. the hostess were Mrs. Leo Halfpenny, Mrs. Kuga Kojima and Mrs. Raymond. Koskela. Mrs. Raymond Peterson as- sisted Mrs. Petrie with deco- rations. Gifts were distributed from a large tree made of crepe paper streamers. ~ * * * Entertainment was planned by Mrs. Harold Clifford, Mrs. Patrick Cullen and Lola Strom. Mrs. Joseph McCarthy and Mrs. Vance Powers were guests. Christmas projects. will in- clude a gift to Camp Oakland, a party for children suffering from leukemia and a present for a County patient at the Bloomfield Hospital Guild Yule Party Set Traditional] Christmas party for board members of St. Dun- stan's Guild will be held Tues- in Christ Church Cran- brook: Members will ‘assemble in the choir: loft at 8 p.m. for an hour of carols, * * * Program highlights will in- clude Harry Booth’s reading of the. Nativity story, a solo by Mary Marquis and the final carol telling the story.of_ St. Dunstan, patron saint of actors. : A candlelight proces - sion .from the church to St. Dunstan's pavilion..on_. Lone ‘pine road-for refreshments will nosed the singing. ‘Edmund Smith, b PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1959 Yule Ball Groups. Revealed Benefit Dance Set by Local Sorority for Dec. 19 Mrs. Fred Mueller, general chairman of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority’s annual Christ- mas Ball has announced her committees, This year's affair will be Dec. 19 at the Oakland County Sportsmen's Club at 9 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Child Psychiatrie Society of Pontiac State Hospital. * * * In charge of publicity is Mrs. James M. Stone, Mrs. Donald E.. Moore i§ patron chairman, Other chairmen are Mrs. Ed- ward Hummel Jr., decora- tions. Assisting her will be Mrs. Ralph ©, Allen, Mrs, i Mrs, Jack An- dress, Mrs. Harry Rhodes and Mrs. Marshall Rose. * * * Stephanie Linabury will as- sist Mrs. Anthony Grand with tickets and posters. Mrs. James Vincent is in charge ef orchestra. arrangements. The reception committee is Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andress and Mr. and Mrs. Winston Hopp. . The public is inv ited. Tickets may be purchased at the door, White Shrine Christmas: Party Held Christmas party for Pontiae White Shrine 22 was held Wednesday evening in Roose- velt Temple. Pontiac Shrine's patrol! team directed by Mrs. Bernice Cov- er, president, planned the pro- gram and refreshments. Presiding officer, Mrs, Sam- uel Smith, announced Kings’ and Queens Night 6:30 p.m dinner, on Dec. 16, followed by reception and ceremonial. Aid Needy After Party Mrs. William Doerr opened her home on Long Lake Shores Tuesday evening for the Christ mas party of Gamma Chapter Beta Theta Phi Sorority. , Holi- day cookies were made anid recipes exchanged Mrs. Thomas _ Moffat reported on the group's holi- day project, and gifts for a needy family. were wrapped, Secret pals were revealed at a gift exchange ‘Election of officers is slated for the January meeting. Yuletide at Christmas exhibits at Cran- Institute of Science ready for viewing. “Christmas Trees Choose One’’ describes the types of trees used for decoration. La- brook are ’ bels describe what is best to buy’ and why The institute’s Indian and Eskimo collection provide the material for “Dolls on Pa- rade.” A special group of lith- _ ographs of Indian children by 4 Personal News of Area Interest Mr. and Mrs, 0. Leo Beau- dette of West. Huron. street left this week for Santa. Bar- bara, Calif., where-.they ‘will spend the winter months. They will be with families of ihe Bruce Beaudettes and Mr. and “Mrs. Palmer Beaudette for Christmas, * * * Mr. and\ Mrs. Lanibertus -__ VanTuyl. ands their children, Neal, John and Garolina, have specia]’ guests frém Holland staying with them \at their home on Lakeside. drive.-The visitors. are . Mr... VanTuyl's parents, Mr, arid Mrs. Willem Cornelis VanTuyl of Lands- meer; Holland. who will be in the city-until Dec, 27. The elder VanTuyls will visit.a daughter and her family in Los Angeles, Calif. before returning — to their home country March. 15. * * * Mr, and Mrs. J, Keith Fisher (neé Jane Stepleton) of Thors street, Herrington Hills, are mouncing the birth of their fifth child, a daughter, Heidi Anne, Dec. 3. at, St. Joseph — Hospital. are Mr. and randparents Mrs, E.A, Stepieton’ of South Genesee" ave, and the Herbert . H. Fishers" of ‘Mann's Choice, Pa, . * = * Among recent arrivals . at. the Cloister, Sea Island, Ga., were Mr and Mrs, A. R. Doud, of Lakeview court, es Hille, ) * “Mr. and Mrs, William J. McKee, of Manila, Philippine Islands, announce the adop-- tion of eet Tami Ann, born Sept, 8 Cranbrook tye Oph ge - Sthéduled for ; { Pontise Press Photo Isaminger of Nelson street, standing. Bertena Graves of Palmer street will help the group take the gifts to Pontiac State Hospital. Christmas Project Success When members of Michigan Bell Telephone's 21 Club met to for their monthly luncheon State Hospital for Thursday, they heard of their to patients, Christmas project's * * * suceéss. Mrs. Ross Terry reports that 21 Club members, Michigan Bell Te -lephone employes with 21 years of service are pouring gifts in to com- munity Charles C. service chairman, Hundreds of gifts were taken the service project was ‘an Pontiac outgrowth of an appeal by Mr. distribution Panaretos in a recent Pontiac Press story. ; The club, numbering about 100 members, is the local group of ‘Telephone Pioneers.’ Dedi- eated to fellowship, loyalty and service to the community, they meet monthly, * * All members have 21-years or more service with their company. Ted Panaretos at service Campfire Girls to Sing Carols at Hospital The Otyokwa Campfire Girls Present were Mrs. James Community service chairman will carol at St. Joseph Mercy bedd, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. is Charles C. Isaminger of Hospital Dec. 21, Lester Stanley, Mrs, Vernis Nelson street. The girls entertained their Whitehead, Mrs. James Brown, mothers and past leaders at a Mrs. Jessie Abney, Mrs. Keith Christmas party this week at Pawley and Mrs, Norberg. the home of their leader, Mrs. * * * Society Melvin Norberg Others were Jeanne Dodd, Mary Ellen Hill, Lesta Stanley, Delores Whitehead, Patricia Sees Film Brown, Sharon Abney, Marie ~ Pawley and Sharon Norberg Miss Dodd, president of the group, extended thanks to Charles S. Wilson will be fea- former leaders, Mrs. Dodd and the church Thursday, Deborah tured. Mrs. Pawley. Circte was the hostess group. McMath, Planetarium has t t ro * * * * heduled 'a specia’ December Miss Norberg and Miss Hitl Mrs. Robert Walters, spirit- program, “Star of Bethicheni. presented a clarinet. duet. A ual life secretary, presented > . strat) - oar : . - Public Se incotays nt reading, “In the Flower Shop”’ the program with a film ‘The The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Oakland Park Methodist Church met at ' and Saturdays and S was given by Miss Stanley Spirit of Christmas’’ in two pm ang 0 ren sun Group singing of carols and parts, “The Night Before. days at 2 and 3:30 p.m, Christmas” “The Native-——— the showing of slides of camp and days at Camp Oweki completed ap _ the program. ter singing Of carols, e Four Pages Today ‘Refreshments were prepared meeting closed with a poem in Women’s Section and served by the girls. ‘Are You Ready for Christ- mas?" read by Mrs. Walters. * * * Esther Circle will host the Jan, 14 meeting. - Grandparents are Mrs, Edith Surprise party. planned by McKee ae welee er and Mrs. James. Hudson Jr., of Charlotte Ford B. E. Jones, of. Robbinsdale “ , ’ Beverly street, Sylve wake, . Minn aoa ae ena on he | to Come Out The McKees, who are mis- onde ret nusband on is : . sionaries ingthe Islands, will birthday “Tuesday evening. in Spectacular be arriving’in Pontiac Dec, A few close friends were ih- » VO 4A 16Jor a furlough. vited for cocktails and dinner, NS eX : » : DETROIT. «—The Henry\.\—- Ford. ts plan a coming out “> '__ party Yor their daughter and = |. it looks “a8 if qa Hollywood = spectacular was. the model for. . the debut. About 1,000 guests will threng to the. Detroit Country .Club Dec, 21 for the party. honor- ing -pretty Charlotte Ford, 18, great - granddaughter of the late Henry. Ford. The guest list includes nit only the big names in. society and industry, but also movie and entertainment figures and the son of an English duke... Designer Jacques Frank was_ flown in from Paris to over-. sée the decorations, Most of he club will be done in 10Q century French. ; Names such as Gary coon. ; Sr NP Witepheto, “The year’s most: celebrated iitecteise * Thats how society writers are describing ‘18. ager old Cha lotte Ford who wilk make her d t ball for some 1,000 guests,» Pl affair have been announced by C Mr 5. — Ford H, wife = the fe irm. ‘A . sila a af se a a # ; 5 There Are ‘Ways. se ‘Ways By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Q, “I am in desperate need your help. I know that IT am quite. thin and am Going | on a strict diet) serconen-cone Jeittifle ONE, oar ren ito gain ‘weight. I am 164 and weight what can I do in order to look jneavier I canot wear horizontal ripes because I am: only 5 feet ; inches tall, I have a thin face. My legs, and eapecially my thighs, jweigh 104 pounds. . “While trying to gain of, are thin.” REE SaeteM eco ER Atha eamemneen A. You can wear stripes if they are not too broad. Materials with large. designs also will make you appear larger. So will shiny mate- rials. You can wear tweeds and those knitted garments many women cannot wear attractively. Buy dreanes with tuliness over Y You Want to Look Heavier? the. bent end use scart teched into your coat or suit coat. are underweight. x * * Q. I have terrible trouble My feet bother me now that what to do. tight.”’ you to see a foot doctor! I lof great help. Wear your hair fluffy at the sides and low on top. It should come below the ears and cover the ears. AND gain that weight because you my feet. I am. past 40 years ‘old. and am on my feet a lot, I go to work besides doing my work - at home. I am onthe heavy side. weather has come. My heels have eracked open. Please advise mé “De not tell me to go to a foot doctor because that is impossible. * |There is none in this town. now I can go nowhere else. : not wear expensive shoes because I cannot afford them. I do wear a comfortable shoe which is not too A. I certainly would have advised think that you should see one near- by as soon as that is possible. Your trouble suggests flat feet, Perhaps you should see your family physi- cian. If your condition is not too ,extreme, arch exercises would be with cold Just I do still ‘Three. d f , J d ] ' j j J , j d J . d , Plain White set at z. ahaha lat ataleahe | Patterns * OCTOBER LEAVES * WOODLAND AND * SPRING ROSE : | 16 pe. service of 4at......... . $12.95 45 pe. service of 8 at... $42.95 ¥ Open Stock at . 17.20 for 16 pe. set Deeded eee $10.95 ‘WE we td HAND 32 eo peronzen Saale A RN SETS FOR CLOSE-0 4. - at 14 PRICE Use Your International! CREDITCARD CHARGE HERE DIXIE POTTERY 5281 Dixie Highway A loss of weight is indicated, | net only for the good of your | general health, but because extra | pounds place a burden on the | feet which carry all of your weight. massage your feet with a lotion. This will be a great i weather. | * * * If you or any of my ifor the feet send a stamped i readers iwould like to have my exerci tern part. laddressed envelope with your fe-, quest for leaflet No. 14 to Josephine | Lowman in care of this newspaper. | help. pattern — add 10 cents for each |pattern for ist - class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of The by Caine When OR 3-1894 TS ee ee Pt ae CLLLLIPSLCPCPCLLLAA LE Lt EYE GLASSES PHONE FE 4-3241 DR. CLARENCE I. PHiLLIPS Optometrist fe PARKING AT REAR OF BUILDING (hahahah ahehiuh uh udeutheuhutuliledeade dex Just the thing for a youngster| to wear with a cotton dress— under a coat—on winter days. Nice enough for party - wear! | This shrug of 3-ply yarn or string is in easy crazy-shell-stitch. Pat-| ! CONTACT LENSES ye N tern 752: directions child sizes 2 to 12 years. 205 Capitol Savings and Send 35 cents (coins) for this shire ‘Pontiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept. 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ALL BEAUTIFULLY nis, financial secretary; Mrs. James Dando, recording sec- retary; Mrs. Cha7les Cowley, correspondence secretary. * * * Mrs, George Kayga will be chaplain; Mrs.”. Edward Schram, conductress; Mrs, Da- vid Bickerstaff, assistant con- ductress; Mrs. Archie Tyron, pianist; Mrs. Harold Leinen- ger, historian; Mrs. George Leinenger, patrotic instructor; Mrs. John Yungk, guard; Mrs. Charles Cowley, welfare chair- man; Mrs. Frank Schmidt, co- to San Francisco, chairman; Mrs. Roland Cen- ters, hospital chairman, Mrs. Charles Cowley, publicity. * * * _ Gifts will be sent to mem- bers’ sons and grandsons, also to Oakland County Tuberculo- sis Sanitorium and Pontiac State Hospital. A donation has been made to the USS Arizona. The Lincoln highway, New York tone. is 3,384 miles | | whether or not they are -in-. terested in hearing it. If they - are, converstation would tem-. ' porarily cease. Dear’Mrs. Post: We've been invited to a wedding and there is no mention of our 12-year- old son. ke ko “We feel that since he is no longer a little child and knows how to behave that he should have been included. He has counted so much on going. * * * Would it be correct to take him? Answer: I'm sorry to say that unless his name was in- - cluded in your invitation he is not expected, and therefore you should not take him. Omis- sion of his name should not be taken as a slight to him, be- cause in most instances it is impossible to provide . space and food for many children’ outside of the immediate fam- ilies. And to include an especial few is to risk hurting the feel- ings of the parents of gJl of the others. Dear Mrs. Post: Is it neces- sary for the bride to send a: car to pick up the bridesmaids at their houses on the morning of the wedding to take them to the bride’s house, or do they arrange for their own transportation? Answer: If the bridesmaids have no family cars to bring -them to the bride's house, the bride's parents should make the necessary arrangements for their transportation. Parents Often Cause By MURIEL LAWRENCE Her name was Rosie, and she lived two miles nearer the coun- try school we attended than I did. ‘So, sometimes during the ard By. Fresh: _, talent 4 _ Daltan’s sheath skirt of 100% — wool doeskin flannel. $3995 Dyed-to-Match Skirt DALTON point of view . _. the fly-front cardigan of soft-asg a-cloud 100% imported virgin cashmere in contemporary “shades with a definite for harmonizing with $19.95 Other Dalton Cashmere Sweaters foe $19.95 e Huron at Telegraph ena T ee ee ae ae a , e ] ie : - HOURS: 4 ~Mon., Thurs.; Fri, 9:30.9 P M Tees, Wet. ~ ee , ROCK YOUR WORRIES AWAY | Bi ack and. Gola Decorated $32.50 | Maple Finish $29.75 grade, I ‘got * * .* I expect her mother got tired of feeding me. I can still remerit- ber the afternoon she did somiie- thing about it. A tape measure in hand, she -came into the pantry where Rosie and 1 were gurzting marshmallow layer cake and said: “Girl’s let’s measure your braids and see who has the big: | gest ones.” John Howard Jr. Nov. ys oe « *« * . Mr, and Mrs. Hanley Daw- son Jr. will be hosts.at din- ner- Satursday evening at the Detroit Athletic’ Club. Guests will include Mr. and Mrs, John S. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. McKenney and “ Mr. and Mrs. John Bloomquist. x «x * Mr, and Mrs. William J. Bird will entertain at a brunch ’ from 7 to 8 tonight. Music My braids turned out to be a quarter inch thicker than Rosie's. Thereafter, our companionship un-| derwent «a walked home together, I felt an unhappy but insistent pride in my superior braids and Rosie resent: ment of her skimpier. ones. change. When we Soon we each found more com- x * * As are our wishes to estrange | ora fe pieeianiaine — sisi fortable friends for ourselves. By turning us inté competitors, Rosie's mother had ‘effectively separated us. I'm sure that her wish to separ- gate us was unconscious. Sunday and are planning a Altar Society . Will Entertain at Infirmary St. Michael Altar Society will entertain patients at the Oakland County Infirmary will be pngvided by students at the St. Michael school, Mrs. Chester Jaruze| is chairman. All units will combine for the © annual Christmas. party and cooperative dinner in the par- ish hall Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Gift exchange will follow the program. At Tuesday's meeting, Mrs. Omer DeConinck appointed a nominating committee for elec- tion of officers at the January session. Mrs, William F. Brown, chairman, with Mrs. Blanche Blush and Mrs. Hen- ry Simpson, assisted. Refreshments were served by the St. Rose unit. Members were urged to at- tend the N-;C.C.W. Convention Country Club by “The Merry- makers." * * * Mr. and Mrs.’ C. B, Black of Pittsburgh, who eoneapind lived in Birmingham, have an- nounced .the engagement of their daughter Helen Jean to Ned Bechthold. of Wauwatosa, Wis. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bechthold, Both are graduates of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin. i __Makgh_ 28 in Detratt, Musicale Offered Members of Pontiac Ex- change Club entertained thcir ladies and guests in Pontiac Northern High School audito- rium Thursday evening, A program of yocal music was presented by Victor and Mary Louise Lindquist and the . McDowell Male Chorus, di- rected by Melvin Larimer. The Pontiac Northern Girls’ group presented ‘The Sweet Six- teens.” Don Porter was general hairman for the . musitale which was preceded by dinner in the school cafeteria. When we tell Billy, “Why don't you get as good spelling marks as Sister did?” we may believe that all we want to do is stir ambition in Billy. Is this really so? Aren't we 39-40 Club Has Election Mrs. Alexander Thomas Buckler of Rosshire court opened her home Tuesday te members and friends of the 39-40 Proficiency Club OES No, 228. x * & . Mrs, Robert Calvary presided as the following officers were elected: president, vice president, Mrs. Fred Cline; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Marquis Sartell; Mrs. \ Ralph Derragan. \ Mrs. Carl Bushfiéld -assisted the hostess with refreshments, as gifts): were exchanged. \ a a Mrs. Robert\Anderson’ was Wek comed as a member and Mrs. Mary Erickson was iamed an hon- Ssecman was Mrs, Floyd E: Tim- Wasa guest. ~ | like Childhood Jealousy into the habit of,we excite the spirit of competitive. stopping in at Rosie's house on our'ness. way home from school together and refreshing myself with her mother's cake and milk before re suming my way. really trying to arouse envy of Sister in Billy? Aren't we deliber- ately undetiiining “tis friendly feeling for her? Aren't we using his separating envy of her to force ‘ him to struggle for our favor? * * * If we go in for this kind of rivalry incitement, let’s not go to pieces at the idea that we're seek- ing power for ourselves. We all power. The trouble with the kind we're after is that it back- fires. ' The Bible ‘story of Jacob and his sons is a perfect example of what happens te parents who play one child off against an- other. Under the guise of lov- * ing his son Joseph, old Jacob made himi the subject of such envy by his brothers that they sold the Wonder ome into slav- ery. Jacob succeeded in his purpose:, He separated Joseph from__ his brothers for many, many years. But that he also separated him- a Arom his darling was some- that the greedy old\ man Kade \ \counted on. One-third’ ‘of the earth's original => forests have bw — by * man. one oa | Visit Our eee: Me | Christmas Boked Good " a er 3 your: . Is the Idle Way your: Mind When ae Tieons 2 ‘S ee young woman who was thirty years, younger than he was. They were very happy for about i Then ABBY ~ She didn’t. cry too hard be- cause she inherited, enough money to get someone her own age to marry! her. So you see, ‘Abby, it sometimes” pays to carefully count a man’s years. 8 . LOIs DEAR LOIS: The lady in this case probably “carefully ~ . counted’’ the man’s money — not his’ years. | DEAR ABBY: A neighbor of shows more interest in us? She was always a_nice quiet lady. Her children (4 and 7) were kept by her sister, but are home with her now, I sup- pose this means that she is normal again. Can you advise us? We want to do the right NEIGHBORS DEAR NEIGHBORS: Most with a mental illness were nor- mal, human beings before their illnesses, and most of New directors were appoint- ed ata recent meeting of the 18th district WCTU in the home Mature. Women INSURE YOUR FUTURE Prepare yourself for a career in the Beauty Profession. "Enroll Today Phone FE 4-1854 Miss W ilson CLOSED WEDNESDAY PONTIAC. BEAUTY COLLEGE 16% East Huron. Behind Kresge’s . . . 2nd Floor } of the president, Mrs. George Perkins, in Royal Oak. * * * . The Rev, Lola P. Marion was made director of spiritual life; Mrs. Sadie. Patten, Christian citizenship; Mrs, Frank Hard- enburg, legislation;-Mrs. Flor- * ence Fraidenburg, member- ship; Mrs. Frank Deaver, character-building; Mrs, Peter . Niemi, scientific temperance instruction; .Mrs. Nellie Mon- roe, visual education; and Mrs. Ray Shell, armed services. * * * ‘Mrs. Hazel Green will be parliamentarian and Mrs. Ruth | Townsend, district chairman of ! press and publicity. — \ Joanne Deaver was ap- pointed secretary for youth temperance council. The office of secretary for loyal temper- ance legion remains -unfilled. i Appropriations were dis- ' -eussed and all-day. workshop meeting beginning at 10 a.m. set for Jan. 21 at'the home of district vice president Rev. \ BLUSH 5-Pe. Place Setting ee eee . DESERT ROSE by F ranciscan 16-Piece / Set... by Rosenthal $s] 85 $16% , \ 1 a Syracuse @ Flintridge @ Stangl | @ Universal @ Rosenthal @ Harker @ Red Wing @ Vernon — @ Franciscan | © Metlox ) @ Noritake_ @ Meito @ Sango @ Narumi ew. S. George e@ Cannonsburg and many, people who have been' stricken | Nationally Known Names You'll Find-at Pontiac Pottery @ West Moreland . sence, so don't treat her as though. she were a.child. Call . on her and tell her the neigh- bors. want to. welcome be home with a litle party, and let her name the day. x & DEAR’ ABBY: Our 15-year- old. daughter is a very nice girl..We raised her right and I don't like to beast, but she | is very pretty and is getting | extremely popular, Our prob- | lem is: She wants us to put | in a long telephone. cord so | she can carry the telephone | all over the house and talk | privately in her bedroom. Her father Said it was foo boulevard. Cooperative ‘lunch- eon will be served at noon. tess aware of her three-year ab- — noweonsiemerionnonnyeishatssarniinpasisig noe Name WCTU Directors 1 birthday money ‘guphcnive (thie wéan't the real mn) and I told her if she had anything to say that her family couldn't hear, she should be ashamed of herself. We have been going around ‘about. this. for several months and I am interested in a solu- tion. Our daugkter has some saved and says she will pay for it herself, Should we agree? PERPLEXED PARENTS DEAR PERPLEXED: Teen- agers are people. All people ~ afe entitled to privacy. (Don’t assume that just because she wants to talk confidentially to her friends that she has some- thing to be “ashamed of.”) If your daughter shows consid- eration and respect for her family, this would be a fitting reward for her. Give her the long cord. * * * What's your problem? For a> personal reply, write to ABBY, care of this paper. En- close a stamped, _ self-ad- dressed envelope, Boks oe eee ed By JANET ODELL Young cooks who come up with favorite recipes “always please us. Today’s cook is |» ninth-grader, Lynda Crawley. She has made these cookies for her Girl Scout troop. * * * In addition to scouting, Lyn- da is interested in music and She and according to one adult friend, is very artistic. She is a member of Jobs Daugh- ters. : art. takes piano lessons Lola P. Marion on James K | sass @ Fostoria @ Cambridge @ Tiffin @ Imperial - @ Duncan ® Heisey @ Seneca @ Lotus @ Bryce @ Susquehanna © West Virginia @ Kasuga @ Taylor, Smith & Taylor @ Iroquois China ® Homer " Eoarkiie many others. Pontiac Press Home Writer . SCRIPT 5-Pe. Place . Setting a DELMAR 16-Piece Set . bE Have You Tried This? . Tiny Nut-Filled Cookies | FRENCH BONBONS By Lynda Crawley ty cup mergerine 1, tablespoon vanilla ‘, cup sifted. flour ‘a teaspoon salt % cup confectioners '» e@up chepped nuts Whole nuts Mix margarine, sugar and vanilla, Blend in flour and salt. Add nuts. Wrap dough in a little ball around a whole ut. Place one inch apart on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake 12-15 minutes at 350 de- grees. Make a conféctioners sugar icing. Dip top of hot cookies sugar into icing and decorate with nuts or colored sugar. Here you will find over 300 dinnerware patterns from which to choose, Chinaware from the nation’s foremost makers and in a style to fit everyone’s taste and budget. appreciated gift than a fine dinnerware set. There is no more - by Rosenthal 510% ~~ by Franciscan’ $945 Michigan's Largest * Dinnerware Speciality Storer. they are talking “te some other jwoman's husband. “Wife talk’’ ingludes such | istart treating them like attractive members of the opposite-sex, “Theat ‘Em * Like Men? Instead of Hubbies — » By RUTH MILLETT If you want the husbands in your’ ial group ta enjoy your com. pany -and your conversation: it’ a really quite simple: Quit treating the husbands~ like husbands and| ® * * That doesn't mean you should. ‘try to act like a femme fatale or ‘bat your eyelashes like an ingenue ‘oy engage in shabby little tions. flirta- do your feminine best to make | the husbands feel like men, in- stead of mice. Let's face it. their social group. feel like mice. (DO You? a word in edgewise, or they insist upon talking wife talk, even though | tepies as ‘the children,” house- Have Icing Like Bonbons | _ held problems, health problems, | diets and so on. Any husband gets enough wife talk at home from his own wife A tot of married: 'women do make their husbands in) beam. with pleasure. They ignore*them completely. io. USUALLY talk woman talk, or they chatter. ‘away a mile a minute not giving Pretty ‘the poor husbands a chance to get “'Ye* without having fo listen to it at a party from a woman who isn't: his wife, * '* & So a woman who wants to seem 'echarming and interesting to a mar- ried nian should skip the wife talk and let the man lead the con versation, lf she does this she is sure to find out that he is interested | in a lot of things that he eajoys talking about — polities, maybe, ' or hunting er fishing or art or It just means that you should | music, If she is a good listener, this | rine man who is used to having his . INTRODUCES - wife’s friends treat him like a , p husband instead of an interesting . MARY ROY, TV Personality member of the opposite GALLANT for the most gallant with other Men, part, women fail to make any to be charming to their husbands ; No wonder So many marr wouldn't if wives made more effort to be They little are draulic dampers in Britain Shock absorbers | Be Bewitching. (NEA)~To give a bewiteh- ing stanttoyour-eyes for the | new Oriental fashions, just dip — your brush into liquid eye lin- er. Apply along your lash tine sion pechtemiansia nance nighorens Kingsley Woodward South of Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hila Gala New Years £ Ve CELEBRATION sex will re “men's But all too many married effort friend's “d men have to be dragged to parties a through 7 charming ‘to cach other's husbands called hy JOE ALEXANDER, at the Piano ZIGGY BELA and His Gypsy Violins KINGSLEY INN COACHMEN ~ for your dancing pleasure A Gourmet Dinner will be served commencing 8:30 P.M. Regular Dinner served from 5:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Early Reservations Appreciated — MI 4-1400 Christmas Specials Imagine ... getting values like these BEFORE Christmas— not after—Every item marked down . .. to make a leading candidate for your Christmas List. Ew, LAVISHLY All N ylon Slips and Values SPECIAL S Drip. Dry Pima Cotton Regular Roll-up sleeves. converti- ble collars. Needs no ironing. In white, blue, mint, maize, beige and assorted patterns. Sizes 39-5 TRIMMED Petti-Slips to $5.99 LACK | | In Plaids and Solid ~ Corduroy Regular $6.99 N Colors 2 ; Washable—Pre-Shrunk Christmas belles BLOUSES $3.99 SPECIAL y for NO-TRON oe Full Fashioned Fur Blend Sweaters Values to $12.95 SPECIAL $ i 6 A A le ct ee A Me | RE _THE PONTIAC P PE n Pores 5 Usvally Cocktail Size ‘ restaurants and girlie night we stare in frank as- - Why should local residents {squander money for an eve- their with two or three free parties every night of the : year? < ~ * ii local butlers-for-hire are he ® © ae & “* eee ° * ‘3 supply. *e Make-Up Kits ts COBY Celebrity, for, desk or” e travel... ts ‘tg Brush and Comb *@ One handy compact. brush 2@ with comb inset in handle. “e 3 Brush and Mirror pe Magnifying mirror and brush. «@ = Plastic case. : <@ ® . : Many Items for md 85d bE See eeeess iit eeeeeee e See Our e@ Christmas Remembrances FE 2-4010 12 W. Huron _ PARTY GIFTS or ] Party Exchange Giits and Little Stocking Stuffers Date Kits for the office desk drawer. Plastic. case. Coin Purse Kits Holds coins or make-up seeceoeeosess ececcce: S cescccctecsessesccccssecssscccsssceessccesssccescccec sme, vwuwwvv)i, A A ee eB i i i i i i hi din 7 SPUDNUT ; SPECIAL Y For 1-Wk. Starting Saturday id w Seed 2G ¢ dn tn_inthe. booked weeks in advance fo almost any : x *. a New York can have _ its : Siar charity balls, and Podunk fis canasta parties. Washingtonians prefer a whirl along the cocktail circuit, .be- fore settling down at a féstive dinner table for a heady ex- change of gossip, news and views. COME IN ALL SIZES Dinner parties in this Po- tomac River town come in all sizes, shapes and decors. Mrs, Herbert May — the former Marjorie Merriweather Post of “Post Toasties” fame and for~ tune — takes over the vast Army-Navy Country Club sev- eral times each season to ‘en- tertain her multitude of friends with buffet dinners and the square dances which have be- come the rage of Washington. + * * For the occasion she im- ports professional dancers, whom she tactfully introduces into each square to guide her exuberant, but sometimes not so graceful, guests in the fine art of swinging their partners. * * * Private clubs are-an_essen- tial part of social Washington, and such senators as Styles Bridges and Stuart Syming- ton often reserve the exclu- sive 1925 F Street Club for an evening of superb food and political banter. tics and ee wea table of guests to the Chevy Chase Country Club, or to the Sulgrave Club, where dinner- dances “‘have-become standard entertainment for our agile party goers. Costume parties are less ex- otie here “than in Europe, but diplomat publisher Roy St. Lewis and his attractive wife, - Peggy, annually host the best one at “Rancho Mio,” their country retreat in nearby Maryland. Like New Yorkers Avho cringe at the thought of stepping outside Manhattan, many Washingtonians dread crossing the Potomac to at- tend parties in neighboring Virginia. Many ambassadors and s0- cialities regularly make the trek to a farm near Vienna, Va., however, to attend the intimate dinner parties hosted by retired attorney and “Mrs. Lisle Smith in their doll-sized farmhouse. bd * * The Smiths’ success ag par- ty-givers can be emulated by any hosts who combine the three ingredients they invari- ably supply: Personal warmth, excellent home-cooked food, and stimulating guests. But how many do? * * Career girl * Betty Burton, member of a Washington cave-dweller family who served our State Department. Brownies Are I nvested In a traditional ceremony at the CAI building Tuesday evening, Brownies of Troop 41 were in- vested to membership. Receiving pins from Mrs. Wil- ‘liam Hart, leader, and Mrs. Leon- ard Walsh, assistant leader, were Nancy Beadle, Vickie Buhl, Pam- Gail Reppuhn ard ela Hart, Pamela Leitner, Sheriff, Karen Therea Zugras. Also bie Strohmeyer. Mrs. Kenneth Beadle, Mrs. tee members receiving pins. FLAG CEREMONY Brownies of Troop 524, flag ceremony. Mrs, Orin Leitner. Christine Beadle of this troop was invested. Girls receiving World Friend- | Ship pins were Linda Baker, Baker, present wer é Cathy Calme, Eileen Troxell and Deb- - Her- | mian Reppuhn, Mrs. William Sher- iff, Mrs, Richard Troxel] and Mrs. James Zugras were troop commit: | led by Mrs. Chalmer Calme presented the | Assistant leader is Mrs. ANITA LOU BARLASS William Beal, Mrs. Edwin Carter, Mrs. Nick Dragos, Mrs, Graham Patterson and Mrs. Floyd Rosbury. of Family $ |Drayton Plains, was hostess. Es Zs zs ‘ inexpensive parties jn her tiny crow’s nest house in old Georgestown. ing guests engage in marathon conversation about affairs ot the world. Money is not the key to a successful party, although an ample purse admittedly helps — if you want to make a ca- reer as a hostess. Lobbyists. with unlimited. ex- pense accounts are an inevit- able part of our social scene, and big deals are sometimes consimmated in the twinkling ef a Martini, but most soirees. are given for one purpose only: To repay the hosts who have entertained you ‘Since you no sooner complete your bread-and-butter festivi- ties than your guests invite you back, no one in this par- ty-loving capital ever pauses to wonder which came first— the chicken or the egg. Talks on Use | * Mrs, John Kabana was instruc- tor for a lesson on “Planning the Use of the Family Dollar’ at a meeting of the Drayton Woods Ex- tension Group Wednesday. Mrs. Neil Hunter of Waverly street, Members exchanged gifts. Mrs, Kabana, who resides on Woodmont.. street in Drayton Plains, will open her home for the January meeting. Philathea Class of Baptist Church Has Annual Party Loyal Philathea Class of First Baptist Church held it’s annual Christmas party Tuesday evening in the church. Mrs, William Hakes brought the message. * And our gift-wrappers are experts at turn- ing out strikingly beautiful packages! We will also handle packing, mailing and insur- «: ing of your out-of-town gifts, if you wish. 4 * Seventy- ‘tive members, and guests from New Jersey and South America, were present. Special music was given by Mrs. William Carls, Mrs. Louise Spitler and Connie Barron. Carols were sung and gifts exchanged. Mrs. Rose Davis and her com- mittee served refreshmenits. “al Face Too Chubby? a Brilliantly Beautiful as a ha ot : 5 will cue @ unok Fy agequrngy ter gon DECORATIVE SOFA PILLOWS In Newest Decorator Shapes and Colors! $3.95 w $7.95 Delight someone with one or more of these attractive pillows! All, the most popular decorator designs! Zip-off covers in satin’silk shantung, corduroy, velvet, and hand-blécked pro- vincial print motifs. . = SET OF 8 GLASSES IN A CADDY 3.95 Glasses decorated in gold and multi-colored amulet design. Sturdy brass caddy with easy-to-carry handle. A set of glasses is an ever-welcome gift! see & & & 8 eS 4% ek i & 2 ew >’. 2 se Choice of Items TF od sst oe han Pod sls sea tallacel onlin ys octal ltlttcidlndai ll ihn alie Maat teal: eauty. FEDERAL TAX Inc. Crates ‘ditts i them terappreciate their diem, 12” Gallery Trey, Ne 4 4 5 SPUDNUTS ; > Kathy Beal, Bea Ann Carter, If you feel your face is too *P Made Twice Daily Ya Dez. 4 Linda Clippert, Ellen Kaul, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A. Bar- | chubby, ehange your hairdo to > THE s 4 Brenda Marshall, Charlotte’ lass of Warren and Wolverine camouflage it. Avoid short > 4 Nordbeck, Laura Rosbury, Pam- Lake announce the engagement fluffy bobs. Instead, brush your “> 4 ela Russell, Cheryl Patterson, | of their daughter, Anita Lou, to hair up and back from the ‘> 4 Betty Statton and Kathy Um- — Robert Eugene Hoisington, temples. A soft wave, perhaps i SHOP 4 ocheld. whose parents, the Eugene H. at the side of the head, also

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No Batter- tes! it's the _ biggest _ BoXs’ and] : bs i fs SAGINAW . a Daily 9 to 3 STREET SUNDAY Store Only 10:30 to 3 CLOSED. i SUNDAY . tine Trail, was named vice presi- 55 & of Farms in State eC. of C: Flects F Calvert President Middle East as good will ambas-. sadors, i An “oversight” in the bylaws was corrected by the C. of C. by pass- ing an amendment establishing henorary membership for former businegsmen for their continued in- iterest in the community. IneJanuary, Pugtise will he anal AT BOARD'S DISCRETION of 40 Michigan cadets. eligible to It would be at.the discretion of take tests-for a jet orientation | 2 ithe Board ef Directors to name course in Texas. ‘It becomes effective Jan. 1, Should he pass the test he would! *« * * A $125 check was presenfed to go to Perrin Air Force Base for The policy outlines qualifiea- tna Li. James Puglise of the Civil instructions in a T23 jet trainer. tions, duties, pay and other bene- Air Patrol, Walled Lake Squadron, Guests iricluded four other mem- fits for township employes. to further his flight training. bers of the CAP’s Walled Lake In Other : Puglise, 17, of 6871 Hatchery Rd., Squadron. night, the Board approved «e- The veal cadet, along with another ‘squadron member, Ca- det Edward Potikaninen, spent 30 days in Turkey, studying the country and learping to fly. Calvert is the omits of Cal’ s\/ Barber Shop, 411 N. Pontiac Trail. ‘Jack MeClellan, manager of) Buckner Finance Co., 341 N. Pon- honorary members. dent. Also elected were five members of the Board of Directors. Voted a for twe-year terms on Pontiac, the beard were Richard Shu- {or “outstanding achievements” er Capt. S. N. Dominque, Ist Lt. versity Oakland faculty‘ subdi- man, Donald Watkins and Merill jhis past summer as one of five Donald Patterson, executive offi.) vision from agricultural to resi- Rasmussen. Michigan cadets selected by the Air cer, his wife, and the Rev. W illiam | dential 1 classification. Ben Z. Scheinder and T hon mas Force to travel to Europe and the. Rieker, , squadron cl chaplain. The subdivision encompasses ap- a ee - proximately 130 acres near Adams jand Crooks roads. PREVIOUSLY OK'D . The rezoning amendment previ- ously approved by the Aven-Pon- tiac Townships Regional Planning Commission and the Oakland Coun- ty Coordinating Committee: eat The supervisor and clerk were authorized to sign amended con- ‘tracts with MSU to provide wa- ter and sewers for the new sub- division, Further, the Board. decided to iturn operation and maintenance | lof the water supply and sewage | disposal system over to the County’! Department of Public Works. a a i Recreation Assn. for use organization's budget next year. In. addition, the towzship trus- tees authorized the Avondale Fire Department to purchase 10 radio units and a master unit for the fire hall as requested Cost will be $1,134.50 cost of wiring. plus the Newlywed I Pair ‘Plans to Live in ‘Auburn Heights ' AUBURN HEIGHTS — The First the setting for the recent mar-| riage of Mary Ruth Harden and | Melvin R. Reid. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. John W. Harden of 3167 Waukegan Rd. Parents of the bridegroom are Mrs. dames A. Reid of 325 Dickison St., Romeo, and the late Mr. Reid. | A white nylon lace gown with! a fitted bodice and scalloped neck- line was chosen by the bride. Her, skirt was of white lace over taf- feta with pleated net set in the center. Pontiac Preas Pheote Rochester Branch of tae Women's National Farm and Garden Assn. Shown here putting up one of the novel door decorations are, from left, Mrs. H. S. Freeman; chairman of the project, and Mrs. Frank F. Beall, head of the marketing commit- tee GREENS MARKET OPEN — Today marks the opening of the annua! Christmas Greens Mar- ket at the American Legion Hall on West Uni- versity drive (Fifth street) in Rochester. The market is open from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. both today and tomorrow and is sponsored by the Rochester Rite Sunday To Consecrate Church pink carnations. EAST LANSING ®--The im- ROCHESTER — The new St.' The nursery for small children, Faith Pawley of Drayton Plains portance of farming to Michigan's pau) xethodist Church here wil] 2nd infants will be open during was maid of honor. Bridesmaids total economy was stressed yes both services. were Charlotte Cole of Pontiac and * * * She wore a sequin and pearl) Stress Importance annual meeting of b€ consecrated by Bishop Marshall terday at the R. Reed Sund ; ; the bride’s sister, Mrs. Alvin Cross. the Michiga Agricultural Con- R. Reed Sunday at two identica ference at Michigan State Univer. services. - 0) { rd Ty ‘Bos d The bridegroom's brother, Al- sity. ek te xXior wo. Oar | tred of Romeo, served as best Ushers were the bride's two brothers, Roscoe and John, | both of Auburn Heights, and the | The conference is composed of some 75 groups allied to agricul- ture .and ranging from dairymen and cattle breeders to bee keepers and mint growers. “Warren Phillips, Blissfield cat- tle feeder and conference presi- Bishop Reed, titlar head of the Methodist Church in Michigan, will speak at both the 9 and 11 a.m, services. He will be assisted in the rites maorg Township Board has set) Following the candlelight cere- 27 for a special election on mony a reception was held in the. by the Rev. J. Douglas Parker, onewal of Consumers Power Co's. ' Pontiac Tow ship Hall. Sets Franchise Vote: | OXFORD TOWNSHIP The | Romeo. . dent, recommended a positive pastor, who will preside, and by 2 year franchise her : program to tell the good things the Rev. Kyle Eltliot, minister — * ee PA +t ® Litem about agriculture. of education, and Dr. Arthur The newlyweds are residing in Smith, superintendent. of the The Board also has matched ac- Auburn Heights after their honey- “Our 130,000 Michigan farms an- nually market more than 700 mil-| lion dollars worth of products,”’ Phillips said, ‘But still not enough to feed all the people of Michi- gan.’ 3 en 3 E. church district. tion taken by the Village Council moon trip. ; ; Tuesday night raising the license, The two services will clima& a fee for journeymen and recipro- month of special dedicatory pro- ¢al contractors from $1 to $5 grams and services. Music will be fective Jan. 1. rendered by the Chancel Choir. if f-. This move was made to coin- cide with reciprocal agreements | | in other nearby communities, In other action, the Board Wetinesday night approved rezon-) Nng lots 2-10 in the Berns - Olive| sthdivisian from residential to com- mesial. The \pr ‘operty is located on thé | Teast side of M24 from Draliner™ road north, The rezoning becomes effective (30 days after its Roseaseiy 4 t ‘Wants Higher Supports ion Milk, Butterfat\Soon WASHIM@TON (UPD — ‘Rep., Laer R. Jehnson (D-Wis) has. jealled on the Agriculture Depart-) ment to raise support prices for milk- and butterfat next year — | , HELEN F. McINNES Mr andMrs. David. McInnes ‘and make the announcerfent_ soon..-of 8031, Ortonville Rd., \Clarks- , x * ton, announce the engagement of The increased ‘supports would their daughter Helen F. fo Ron- apply to the marketing year be- ald E. Brisson, He-is the son ginning April 1. of-Mr. and Mrs, Edward G. Bris: The request was made in a let-| son of 5926 Orion Rd.. Clarkston. | ter to Undersecretary of Agricul- A summer wedding is planned. _ |ture True oupae \ ‘Proper 5th, 6th Grades to Serenade PTA Unit The present bac price for jmilk is $3.06 per hundredweignt. _GINGELLVILLE —The fifth and sixth grade chorus will be _|Johnson said it tani be raised tured in the Christmas ito $3.25. on © ee . Canbinette Choech § |Rehearsing Songfest ! * munity. ~~, pet ‘ COMMERCE—The newly organ- 8 ized Rythmic Choir of Commerce) ‘The atin: e start at 1 Methodist ‘Church is rehearsing’ for p.m., is under the direction | the Christmas Festival of Song oir Peter Kohnen, band ihétructor | Dec, 20. ‘\the Lake ‘Orion - Communit. The of 12 young people ot| Schools. The school band also senior hij tchoct ages eeeriiiay Ory sbactads: |serve refreshments.. to its first written personnel policy. |» action Wednesday | __ was awarded the check They were Squadron Command. zoning the Michigan Stafe Usi- | Members voted to contribute $600) to. the Avon Youth. Service and in the tiara securing a fingertip veil and! carried a bouquet of white and) bridegroom’s brother, Gerald of | Berries in Market idivision said\state-inspectors had _ichecked and ‘released for. sale / Thanksgiving contamination ‘s€are. “ters in. Detroit. also were “checki special guests when tHe South Oak-| id Branch of ‘Trans-Atlantic| — party Sunday. ernoon in. the Canadian 1005 E. a ne * You Help,” and carrying details of the accident, are being given ie ,, motorists in the vicinity of re the accident took place. Farm Surplus Bin Creaking at the Seams" Ponting ‘Frese Phote SOLD “aT AUCTION — The prize-winning Hereford: steer | raised by Jay Tuggle, 19, of Dryden, brought 31 cents a pound at auction yesterday in the Detroit Junior Livestock Show. Jay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuggle of 5566 Hough Rd., Dryden. Troy School His steer was the reserve Hereford champion, Grand champion of the show, an Aberdeen Angus, owned by Tom Partridge, Swartz Creek, went for $2.75 a_pound. 16, of WASHINGTON (UPI) The government's investment in farm jprice gupports rose to a record of| pa inearly $9,250,000,000 on Oct. 31 and it's headed still higher. : x kk o*® The investment reported in an ‘Agriculture Department staternent yesterday includes surplus farm ‘commodities owned by the gov- Officials Appeal fo State for Aid TROY — School officials Troy have appealed to state leg- ‘islators for action on payment of state school aid to the“district, — Superintendent Rex B. Smith Smith explained. ABOVE AVERAGE The 1959 average of all Oakland ernment support loans on farm crops. As of Oct. 31, the department a crops worth $7,755,000,000. support loans to mock our | $1,470,000,000. The total broke the record -of i set last February. The total was expected to climb) this season when farmers put in;valuation and share the tax load,” more of the record 1959 corn crop ‘under support, When the seasonal ‘peak is reached next spring, Un- cle Sam wil) own or control. about | $10,500,000,000 worth of . , Surplus: said payments to Troy schools now County school tax rates is 22.45 crops. iterest costs on loans are depriv-) ing the schools of the equivalent, of two teachers per year. Smith sent a night letter ex- plaining ‘ the district's financial | plight to Rep. Farrell E. Reb- | erts (R-West Bloomfield Town- ship) and to State Senator L. Harvey Lodge (R- Oakland Coun- ty). | the millage for operation, at its Open Bible Church in Pontiac was/_. $69 909 behind, and the in-|mills, or 1.93 below Troy. School officials said they hope present—level,..will be sufficient | _to keep Troy schools operating | adequately, although state ald | . and other factors are unpre- | dictabie. The Board also wants tocknow if. there is enough citizen interest to form a ‘Aommittee to study Novi Announces 3rd Fire Phone NOVI—An emergency fire tel- | ephone has been installed in the | ' Village office here. The new number ts FT 9-222°. The phone was installed after Village Manager Fred E. Olson Troy, like many other schools’ year-rount] use of Troy school fa-/ informed the Village “Council in the Oakland County area, has’ had to borrow against future state | aid and local tax anticipation. “We still owe $300,000 against state aid and $196,000 on local tax |g ‘anticipation,"’ Smith explained. The Board of Education pointed out that the individual taxpayer saved $3.49 per $1,000 assessed valuation last year. At the same time, members added, the district lost by having a $29,000 balance wiped out, by . a year's delay in building proj- ects, Troy's “1959 sehool tax rate ig) 124. 38 mills. ‘Troy’s rate would have to be! above average until we get more | business and industry in the dis itrief “to help increase our _ total ~ oo en ES es for Your Yule Table LANSING @® — Cranberries oan, be_on-the market for Christmas | if Michigan.housewives want them, the State Agriculture Department. reported today, : 2, eee Ree J. L. Littlefield, head of the de- partment’ se. foad. ary standards more than a half a million pounds ‘of cranberries since the pré- Littlefield said federal, Anspec- and releasing “as es * “Of all the ipments we: ichecked, we-ofly found one lot of. running a $70,000 deficit and by § “It. should be expected that i jcilities. * * * A letter is being sent to all PTA. presidents asking if there are in- dividuals “in their organizations | who would be interested in serv- ing on such a committee. Although Board members’ views differ on the idea, they have) agreed to the formation of a com-. imittee if enough people are found! to serve, 7 UY 6 DRIVE-IN THEATER 150 Opdyk. Rook 'N’ Roll ~ few cases that was contamin- 9 4 Adtilefield said. ‘These. roe. ‘trom the —_ and didn’t go on sale.” Trans-Atlantic Grou Invites Boys to Party Two boys from the Oakland ty Children’s Home will be ‘land lage and Parents Assn. stages annual Children's Christmas hil ge tg scheduled for the aft- be presented Monday. — ik, wil ‘Proper School: PTA at the ees — Rhvihim mm ye | that he had received complaints frem citizens that many times the twe'fire phones were tied up. * * * The council directed Olson to | have the phone installed at its meeting Monday night. It will be , Used only for incoming fire calls. | East and West. Pakistan are 900, miles apart through Indian terri-, ‘tary: EXTRA BONUS — i STANGSE TO F 3 we PPLE RP RSS ‘ wawaw ava Coron», Oe Luxe 4 4 and. outstanding price ay ® SATURDAY © SUNDAY 3-BIG FEATURES-3 | POLL ELL AP LLLP Pa tad RAYMOND A. DOBSON Raymond A. Dobson of 3418 Leon Lake Shores, Drayton. Plains, was installed last night as worshipful master of Cedar Lela 60, F&AM, during special ceremonies at the Masonic Hall in Clarkston. : Wixom Raises JP's Wages - Hours —. Grants Welke an Eightfold Increase WIXOM—The justice of the peace here received a substantial pay inerease after a lengthy de- bate by Council members last ‘night. After nearly four hours of dis- cussion, Council raised the pay of |Justice William Welke “from $300 to $2,400 annually. Council members had been ur- decided on the pay increase until told that the city charter states a decision must be made 60 days prior to election of justices. The meeting last night was their ‘last chance, FOUR BALLOTS The pay raise for the justice needed a majority of Council votes. * | It took four ballots before Counei] agreed on the increase. It was approved on the fourth ballot by five of the six members.. | The justice had been receiving ithe $300 salary since Wixom be- came a city in April 1958. Council also approved increas- | ing the salary of Patrolman Ed- ward Gidner from seopei to $4,600, Bids on a new police car were asked to be advertised. Estimate Farm Income ‘Half of City Dweller’s WASHINGTON (UPI) —’* Gov- ernment economists estimated to- resident’s income would drop this year to less than one-half the in- come of the average nonfarmer. Official figures. have not been | released yet. But experts said the ‘data would show per capita net~ farm ineome was -less than 50 ‘per cent of the nonfarm rate ox ithe fourth, year in the last seven. HEATERS FREE OF IRST 300 CARS FEATURE NO. 1 There was Never»a Motion Picture Like This ae aout ie “tari FEATURE No. 3 Apache Chief dnd. His White Warrior — Woman: .. Council Haggles Four day that the average U. S. farm sth eh i i ik: nmi a YN a8 aged @ ‘proposal advanced ttay he ot United Auto Workers > power bonds” in a statement pre-| the Tabloid, but it noted that pared for a Senate subcommittee |: soon he “began to lose his. audi- hearing on problems of the aged. ment to compensate for any in- crease in Consumers Price Index since the date of issuance. -Mazey told the windup session of a subcommittee headed by Sen. ao] the mass loid Daily Mirror to the Daily Telegraph, which generally ‘takes a conservative line, the consensus was that the speech failed to get across its message. “Tke fails to ring the bell,” -|headtined the-Daily Mirror, “Ike started out well,” said circulation tab-} FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1959 4 Sells Barrels of Wooden Nickels ence’s attention and his voice | lost its vigor.” The Telegraph heralded the speech with the front page head- line: “President fails to rouse Indian MPs.” aad The newspaper Said ** pariia- response was “‘enigma- | ‘25, years, Bill Munsey has toured By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK — For more than Anierica, throwing gigantic birth- day parties and festivals for folks. mentary tic’’ and noted ruefully that ‘‘his And he has come to three congloni- Helps Cities Celebrate such a frenzy of nostalgia, in some cases, that they buy their own cagtumes representative of their town’s great begiming. “We've sold over four-thousand- dozen derby hats this year, for in- By Walt Scott of Michigan for secret research} fas 2 = “little guy” ‘wet. “Can you beat it? We had der: | bies that sold for $1 and derbies that sold for $5. And people were 8@ proud of their part in thé cele- bration that they bought the $5 and development work, — Pes is given a chance to “In Anahuac, Tex., a town of 500 people, we had 300 in the cast of the pageant. It wasn't much df |an audience, but the show on stage | was spectacular.” Michigan Moose Begin Three-Day Conference HASTINGS (UPI) — A three- day midwinter conference of the Gallagher's oe LOWEST PRICE for the money : $895 Bench Extra—In Mohogeny Only Easiest to play of all musical instruments! This remarkable home organ has brought the joy of making music to thousands and thousands of people everywhere .. . and now YOU con own it at the - lowest price ever! LOWREY HOLIDAY Easy Credit Terms NEW ESTEY CHORD [o05 tor « onsan FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION | fi > _ $199.50 (NO OBLIGATION) models. Munsey puts on celebrations in big cities and in little hamlets. One reason everybody is so enthus- iastic. about these parties is that,/night will honor Russel! Wilkin- for the “pageant that generally/son, governor of the Moose Haven (winds up the birthday, the so-called Home for the aged in Flor ida. Patrick V. McNamara (D-Mieh) that the bond plan *‘would protect the living standards of retirees: from the eroding effects of infla-' tion."" The bonds, said Mazey, would ae non-negotiable and could be bou only by trustees of pension ae insuranee companies offering re- Michigan Loyal Order of the Moose gets under way here this afternoon, A banquet session tomorrow stance, and three-thousand-dozen sunbonnets, And last year, in Mis- sissippi, during the recession, veverybody in town was cashing their relief checks to buy derbies,” Bill Mused. Gallagher’ Music Co. 18 E. HURON ST., PONTIAC OPEN EVERY EVENING ‘TIL ciniss ee teseaeeeas er reiting tn mnsonccilacmrintntsi eng Pa ebseteet ne eene ‘ae Oe ae ee *eeenee ” Op ened Your CHRISTMAS CLUB’? Don’t miss the Sleigh . . . there'll be no question where next year’s Christmas money will come from when you have your own Club. Enroll NOW and enjoy the wonderful feeling of an expense-paid Christmas with that check you'll receive next November. report | This brings in money, from the men who for professional reasons | can't afford to be fuzzy, and starts ithe celebration off real wild. | EVERYBODY BUYS | Later, wooden nickels are sold ‘a8 commemorative souvenirs of | Fla., reported a strong) There’s a Size Club For You EVERY 2-WEEKS NEXT NOVEMBER DEPOSIT . RECEIVE $ 1.00 $ 25.00 $ 2.00 $ 50.00 i the birthday party. Amazingly | enough, nearly everybody buys. | $ 4.00 $100.00 All this puts people in the mood) to relive the past of their city, | $10.00 $250.00 $20.00 $500.00 \ o Ff PONWwT 1A 6 BRANCH OFFICES AT W. HURON ...N. PERRY... WALLED LAKE... KEEGO HARBOR ... UNION LAKE... MILFORD... LAKE ORION . . WATERFORD . . . BLOOMFIELD HILLS .. . ROMEO Member F. D.1.C. Close-Out ON UNPAINTED FURNITURE 5 Drawer Chest on za e Regular $30.95 3 Drawer Desk ‘Regular $14.95 Desk Type PHONE STAND Regulor $3.49 CRICKET STOOL om equine $6.49 hires TABLE SET... . om - 42" Rustic Finish BAR e. 8 Reg. sentaie Silver Ach BEO.. [He Was in a Hurry PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Police said an Illinois motorist yester- day did what urban drivers only threaten to do, Caught in a traf- fie jam, he abandoned his auto in the middle of a downtown street and ‘‘just lost himself in speech had been expected to be|erative conclusions: lidans, despite the accent on s0-! No. ? Defense Man |phistication and cynicism, -are | Will Be Swor n Ih ‘wooden’ nickel if me friends ure ‘tirement annuities and up to a | doing it, and certain amount by persons having his oath today as deputy secretary” x * * i Yu le Ke les of defense. These assorted truths, which Jumping will be sworn in ‘as secretary, suc- |Munsey. That's possibly beeaus¢ ag ceeding Douglas. he wears a bow tie and a Rotarian’ i F s J a | j hower yesterday, subject to Senate Only an honest face from Fos- i NEW YORK (AP)—People have) turns next month. - toria, surely, could sell, weoden | more’ money to spend and they’re| ‘ y Douglas, a Chicago attorney, better Business That's the report today from al-|s ‘Gates Jr., who recently became| “Well, you see,” says ~ Bill, | most every section of ‘the country as merchants ring up sales which’ }7 McElroy. Sharp is from Hous- | buy wooden nickels (or dinkles—' they expect will-be the biggest for| ‘ton, Tex.- lthey’re worth 74 cents, between | > on Femagirecey acd pad of publicans, and both are graduates every man loves to grow a be4rd| major cities produced predic-' of princeton, University. land woman loves to let down her | 15 per cent ovpe srcos im. -and celebrate a little, to see these | things.” of a Christmas,” was the report! from’ San Francisco. “of Anti- Hoffa Man — iP. Rogers Producing Co., does | sales ‘his getting around by planning really rolling,’ Cleveland 1 rs. " . te st wear’, JERSEY CITY (UPI) — ‘Two: of his customers are 100 years old, | says Raleigh, .N.C., ‘merch * | shotgun blasts fired by an unknown} some 200, some 300. But they act | “Exceptional. ood,” ptlopally € ‘door near a meeting of Teamster | |to stage their parades, pageants | * toe Union members opposed to James jand general horseplay, Metchants say the steel strike| No one was hurt, but the pellets | | gaged the Rogers firm to guide © Christmas buying. |garage door and perforated the| Me ¢ity’s centennial which ts Store owners: attribute the aval-| gas tank of a car. | “Tt Certainly | When a city calls him in io plan| People earned more and saved mote in 1959: prices are un looks like a labor flareup.”’ [a birthday celebration — he: has' than a yéar ago; credit is easier.) Hudson Heights home of Nicholas | ® quarter century — the first-or- Credit cards spurred buying in Ferra, a leader of a rank-and- |der of the day is to issue a mayoral | of the house thinks she has more! Teamsters Local 560, largest | |Past adolescents to grow beards money,’ said a department store!) Teamster Local in New Jersey. - or pay a $1 shaving permit Miami. demand for furs and $40 sweaters, | CUSt President Anthoriy (Tony Pro) | North Carolina city, $25 electric, ent Hoffa. can openers are going good. Mar-| semble-it-yourself summer houses styled like g@ pagoda temple. the political highlight of the tour” et & but was not. 1—Less than 10 per cent of Amer- | blase. | 2—Even a smart guy will take a WASHINGTON (UPD Air) 3o A ae DEAN MARTI Maury would rip you with kisses. or curses ~whichever way had sométhing in it for him. . SHIRLEY Sharon made a lush life out of men and liquor—it didn't matter whose or what kind... nothing mattered anymore... 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Best Picture of the Month for the Whole Her famous voice falters and she clutches the stage piano byt to one| audience she asked: ‘“‘Have you) =|come to see me collapse on the stage? Then you’ve come at the! wrong time. I'm in top form.” | Deserted Since War DESOTO, Kan. (AP) — A man Sunflower Village hasn't been in use since the staff of a nearby ordnance works was teduced. But it has 174 homes and 11 other buildings, including a 500-seat theater and a school. x * * It was bought by Louis H. Ens- ley who owns Quick Way Homes, Ific. of Lawton, Okla. He was one conducted by the government’s General Service Administration. * * * Ensley said he hopes to re- habilitate the village, 25 miles lots for more homés, Ne_estimate.of the original cost was available. Iki crater=started splashing lava eruption since Nov. 14. “It's\.oozing out. pretty slowly this time.and splashing up about said Dr. Jerry Eaton,..geophysicist. \ cano’s present activity lava foun- y —s have spouted as high as Ms, In earlier eruptions of the vol- feet. a KEEGO 4 THEE i] i | | | west of Kansas City, and clear! — In ra WIDE-SCREEN acmion coLont. ecians Family! See James Stewart, the star of “Anatomy of a Murder’, in his latest. and -greatest role . . . as Chips Hardesty, the FBI man whose adven- tures span two continents and whose love story is @ wonderful motion picture all by itself. in Memphis to the Chicago alley where Dillinger was trapped, from jungle ambush in South America to spy- chase on the streets of ‘New York— from'Baby Face’ Nelson to ‘Pretty Boy’ Floyd—the whole biazing story of the greatest crimefighters of all! The that Smashed $ best-selling 25 \ Lucy Hardesty, the gitl behind the man yut full force be hind a PL TURE-e : HENRY MORGAN @ STEVE BRODIE e, in e a wf es eae PPS & be leveling off because of over-/planting of all types except red “ supply a A aes spruce. “There were an awful lot : : James, forestry profes-| of those planted’a few years back. cage eon shiversty, said | The one are catching up now,” : said James. - "$0,200,000 Christmas trees were! Winiam Cath, of the agriculture planted th Michigan in 1957, and départment’s plant industry divi- 1,290,000 were ‘sold within the state sions, said the two major Christ- SNe /, STAD’ a? a oN See SS = SS SRL ANAAAAAAARSESE SOs CNT WSs sons are attached to the growing U4 FAP/: L HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF YOURY “~\ FORTUNE PLAGUES ME WHEN is ow'a gross value of $5,100,00.to] [ay CONFIDE MY PLIGHT TO KHER State producers." | ) WILL TAKE MY HANDS AND, WITH A BRAVE SMILE, BOARDING HOUSE - a wakes arated aveat 13000 pee: | (2 MMMM RE 4 REAFFIRM HER "a P wo ,MASOR/ WE'LL YY); WAIT OUTSIDE THE Yyj DOOR WITH THE NET Upp CRUDE JESTS/wITISNOTASIF YF : Uy; Uf» MARTHA WERE A COMMON SCOL-D QA THAT SANED KELLY'S ky . A WIFE CAUGHT HIM WIRING HER FALSE TESTH TOGETHER! / ‘ = HIM= 2-1 © 1959 by NEA Service, Inc. T.M. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off, La Weir tHey ARNED OUT OUR WAY Gets Dow Grant College, serving the-- Saginaw- | Midland-Bay City areas, has been given a grant of 500 shares of Dow Chemical Co. ‘stock, worth nearly | $50,000 on the current market. The gift, from Alden B. Dow, | Midland, stipulated the money was to be used for the study of cre. | ative methods of teaching. PS ory , The grant, the first of its size | ‘etal PY , received by the college, came) pee. SK soon after the board of trustees | approved a study to determine | whether the two-year institution! should be expanded to a four-year | degree-granting college. Russian Atom Official Asks U.S. Cooperation MOSCOW (UPI) — Prof. Vasjly S. Yemelyanov, head of the Cen- tral Atomic Energy Administration, | said Wednesday that his recent! visit to the United States showed | him cooperation between the two! countries ‘is not only possible but | desirable.’ | * * * ~ | He suggested in an article in, the government newspaper Izves-| tia that scientists-around the world | pool their efforts to build a 300| billion electrovolt accelerator he. TM Rog. U.S. Pat. OFF. | Y DAVEY I HEAR || THEYRE PUTTIN’ SAGINAW (UPI) — Tri-County | YOU ON TH’ SHOP i) COMMITTEE Il TO GOUP AN’ Uk HIT TH’ OLD WHY, I --UH-- ME ? FORTH’ WHOLE SHOP, You 2 HIMSELF, THE FINANCIER ag sen ny nea some tS 2-11 POOR DAVEY! \ YEH, I KNOW-- THEY LIKE TO | HE THINKS RUB IT IN HE’LL LOSE ME-E-&-E!| ABOUT TH’ \ONHIS STOCK A RAISE ] TWO SHARES | IF HE GETS OF STOCK A RAISE -~ HE'S GOT IN { ANP HELPIN’ THIS COMPANY...) TO GETA HE HATES TO GENERAL MEAN {, GET A RAISE RAISE WOULD KILL said is needed by science. +. 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Mag UE Per, OF, By Lesli¢ Turner PETTIFER..WHO SPENDS MUCH OF W THE BAHAMAS By Ernie Bushmiller US Per OF a8 he rahe Cope, ¥ fey Urcted Rearee Syndicate, foe I WAS _.- GIVING. THE CLOWN: A SHINE = is p Ang eS 7 MORTY MEEKLE * _ GRANDMA a © 1808 by MEA Service, inc. TAL. Ring, U.S. Pat. OM wu te ; re : ont 4 fs = a ee REN ae ak Se) 4 ie aa Be ov: He BBN REE ge ei CARNEGIE BLUE Luxurious Cologne Rich in Perfume Fragrance. Gift-wrapped: Satin blue. Ail prices plus tex, CLOONAN’S 72. N.. Saginaw two oz. $2.00 four oz 3.50 i six oz. (with 24K, gold. : plated atomizer } 5.00 |penalty which included temporary al |loss of flying status, a severe - * ireprimand and a $50-a-month fine ‘for six months. At the time of ‘the -incident, 3 AP Wirephote PUBLISHER DIES — Louis A. Weil, 82, president and publish- ‘.er of the Port Huron Times Herald, died Thursday. He founded Tey ‘ Average Investor,’ “lexcellent judgment, It bases its first week in November 1959, you|ternational Business — Machines, | By SAM DAWSON aceon ony Bangor Machines, are, in order of choice: General AP Business News Analyst — eS (AP)-—-How good) Tt roe ‘judgment in buying each stoc , The New York Stock Exchange ‘have cost you $4,766 in a Mi Phillips Petroleum, Ameri. thinks the average investor shows| 1954. If you had sold them the can Telephone & Telegraph, In- belief on the performance of those “Ud have got $15,049, a capital Pfizer, Radio Corp. of America, | who belong i pet scheme, the S@in of 215 per cent to account|Safeway Stores, Sears Roebuck, monthly investment. plan. |for on your income tax return. | |Monsanto Chemical, General Tele- Their record for the six years|Prices are adjusted for stock div- phone & Electronics, Minnesota the plans‘has been running looks /!dends and splits in the six years. Mining & Manuf , Arheri- fine, judging by how the canten| This would seem to prove that/can Cyanamid, General Dynamics they favor most have behaved. |the inividual has good invest: |Lehman Corp., California Stand- In its magazine, The Exchange, pment judgment—that stock buying |ard Oil. the 20 top favorites are listed|8@vvy isn't an exclusive attribute) In the six years the plan has along with their price when the to the experts who~guide the big been operating, stock prices in plan opened \in January 1954 and institutional investments, \genera} have been rising. the prices these stocks command-| * *« *& | But The Exchange notes that, ed in the first week of November For all that, the instituions are the advance hasn't heen in a, 1959. ; gaining on he individuals. In the S@ight line by any means, nor x * * last three years the proportion of, have -all issues on the big board ‘All have advanced in price, Six: (all common stock listed on the jgone up. ened and nit and do-it-yourself ! Humbug! Then er, — heaped able. Imperial , Whiskey comes y gift-” wrapped, free. Now I know holiday giving's as much fun as getting —with smooth, popular Imperial. Nor are any of the 20 teen of them more than doubled in big board’ and registered directly {@Vorites now selling at their Gift-wrapped value. ‘The m market price of one, jin the names of individuals de- |P@& Price rf ~ six year period. |. at no extra cost. : ~ ————<—~-=-—--—-—= |@reased and the porportion regis- * : ltered in the names of nonindivid- | The New York Stock Exchange $8 81 5 uals increased: iis also crowing that this year's Officials at Lansing menokers point out, however, that trading has topped the billion ore 4 f the financial institutions Share mark for the fourth time in 4/5 qt. 'W d Abo t § Item: fintiad shares inthe: inter- history and for the first time since CODE NO. 408 on er u a ests of thousands of individual in-|1930. Volume already’ has outrun : ivestors, as year’s by 13 per cent. “LANSING (UPI)—Michigan offi-| The monthly investment plan is) The biggest yeat was 1929 with cials added fuel today to the con- handled by the member firms of |!,534,000,000 shares traded, fol- BLENDED WHISKEY + 66 PROOF + 70% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS « HIRAM WALKER & SONS INC., PEORIA, tL ‘Capt. Lappo was flying out of| the Herald in 1900 and bought the Times in 1910 to form the Port {nearby Lockbourne Air Force 1953 when he suffered a stroke. He is survived by his wife and Huron Times ‘Herald; He had béen in the Port Huron Hospital since | three sons. A native of Port Huron, he was active. in professional journalism organizations and many civic activities and was the | author of two books on travel abroad. In Duck-Hunting Incident ito the state. tor of the Department of Adminis- ways, $40 every three months, identical bids have been turned | * * * jin by companies selling rock salt The 20 stocks they most favor | troversy over possible contract the Stock Exchange. It lets inves- lowed by 1928 and 1930. 3 Buy a Genuine rigging in connection yith rock | itors accuntulate stocks through ‘ oO ‘salt used to melt snow on high- Periodic payments of as little as * * * Thursday — Friday — Saturday — Monday “It makes you wonder," said. Philip H, Anderson, deputy direc- | Tank ‘Threatens’ Newspaper With | Oe ; Your Child's me 7 comers “Our bids come .in identical) FE 2-3337 LAYAWAY PLAN Picture Taken Canadian Jury Decides 2% nape Retdliation bate euuamnre Death Was Accidental _,2x,vs. sustice Department im, eitai Guatd tank unbered ; _ Washington Wednesday ordered a, 'A National Guard tank lumbered ta! * ‘grand jury investigation of possi-| |through town Thursday, stopped in lms Santa's House is located in the cen- 4 SOMBRA, “Ont. @—A verdict of inquest were Curtice; George Ken- ble contract rigging in connection Suiding ane charleston Gazette wire rie-raecen ter ol the parking grea. Special No- accidental death was returned by/nedy of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., | with rock bem sete patna had the second floor. - For a strecial memento of this Christ. a coroner’s jury yesterday fol-\onairman of the Kelsey-Hayes 15 p in the North and) E@ployes of the newspaper © Free Sewing Instruction jlowing a two-day inquest in the) than 15 states in the North an ded the wind and ed © Automatic Bobbi mas Season your child's picture duck hunting shooting of Har |Wheel Corp., and G. Arthur Brown | Midwest. crowde: e windows waved | u c n with Santa taken by a professional & ng ry| ‘ ‘ white rags in token of surrender. | Winder phitographer, Tey the nominal sery- sane vie mec General sce of the private hunting resort ; |The crew of the M8 tank climbed ff © Sews Over Pins ice charge of $1.25 for the original |Motors vice president, hs hare ‘the wc sont, ww" 0 fi : J out, stood around for a while, then J © Sews Forward and MADE IN ITALY ay os copies om be ar- Anderson was shot Nov. 18 by| wes loning urors igot back in and drove off. Reverse k rang or with photographer! £ Harlow H. Curtice, retired Gen-| k *« & @ Blindstitch @ Joining Lace with Money Bac FREE GIFTS FOR ALL THE SS eral. Motors president, while they | Ontario's Deputy Attorney Gen- for Finch Trial Adj. Gen. W. E. Glake, asked ® Applique Fancy Stitch Guarantee ‘ were hunting ducks on St. Anne’s| leral Eric Silk thanked .all three for | ‘for an explanation, said “We exer-| “ if not a advertived CHILDREN WHO VISIT SANTA as Island in the St. Clair River, \testifying. He said they came on re- | cise theae vehicles every now and WHILE THEY LAST—HURRY . : The jury, which deliberated two|quest as none could be subpoenaed, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ques- then just to be sure they’re in good play You get the famous play You get servite and Miracle Mile Sho Center and a half hours, said Anderson|under the coroner's act, which tioning of prospective jurors in the working order.” Necchi-Eina Guaran- parts anytime... P =e safe : sofe h | “came to his death as the result | applies only to Canadians. \Finch murder trial continues to-| The newspaper Wednesday had ee. anywhere. : S. TELEGRAPH AT SQUARE LK. RD. ‘of a gunshot wound in the right e+ *&e* iday. learried an editorial questioning | . Open by 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Dail 'side-of the head after he accident-| Curtice said he testified ‘because. x * &* ‘the Guard's armory program. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. Y cally moved into the line of ‘Tire! wanted to see this tragic thing On trial are Dr.. R, Bernard) SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P. M. - of one Harlow Curtice.” \through.’”’ He told a newsman that Finch, 41, wealthy surgeon, and . ’ diwine COMCLE . Curtice and Anderson were jhe hoped to do some more hunting,| his sweetheart Carole Tregoff, 22,, Leonard Refineries Sale aTT Mich. Necchi-Elna Sewing Center | sharing a blind in the marshes. /adding that “I will return to St. jex- model. They are accused of to Standard Approved 143 Oakland FE 2-3397 Curtice testified that ‘ Andersen, Anne's Island next year if I am slaying Finch’'s socialite wife Bar- : | his longtime business associate invited.” bara, 33, last July 18. The trial ALMA (®—Stockhoiders of Leon- | and friend stood up just as he is expected to last six to eight ard Refineries, Inc., yesterday|~ | fired , : K | oO R h 1 weeks, ‘approved sale of the Michigan curti sted to the j eels Over in Rehearsa ~ e* * firm to Standard Oil Co. of Ohio. | | ice sugge: o the Yi byt Sh for Show _ Finch’s attorney has asked for; Under terms of the 17-million- jthat hunting rules be revised to|BU She’s Back Sh trial outside Los Angeles|dollar deal, Leonard stockholders } limit one gun or one hunter to each} HOLLYWOOD « — Actress County. He said the doctor can’t will receive one share of Standard : ; blind. Hermione Gingold collapsed dur-/get a fair trial here because, he,stock for three and one-half shares! | Dr. C. H. D. Clarke of the game|ing rehearsal for a Frank Sinatra|claims, public officials have of Leonard stock. and fisheries branch, Ontario Lands/tejevision show Thursday. She was aroused sentiment against the de-' Under Standard ownership, Leon- jand Forests Dept. opposed such treated at a hospital for a mild fendants. A decision on the re- ard will keep its present man- \a restriction. He told the jury it| respiratory condition and released quest will be made after the jury agement, personnel and marketing, ‘would be unenforceable and said jin time. for the show. is selected name. ‘the most important element in| hunting is the social aspect.) * * * - ° The jury made no mention of Curtice’s suggestion. Instead, it! . ‘recommended that copies of the| |Hunters’ Safety Code formulated | iby the Federation of Anglers and ; © | Hunters of Ontario be issued with | — —\ > 4 eachhunter’s license. . ’ | Jelled Magic is homogenised. You just open the con lon ded this Bs | ’ and start right in on your paint job. 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I 4x8x%4 One Side Fir Plywood... 7.95 y “4evees isasas 1 ae re oll OF | 9614x9034" 36.89 fl 37.88 | ge fog oe 58,73" ioe i 4x8x%4 Birch Plywood, 2 Sided. ..14.95 Birch White Plywood, 2 Sides. 8.95 7 Birch White Plywood, 2 Sides 12.45 , : , 36. : oo. ev; 2253.4... 65.06 26.55 4564-5.... 105. 59° 41.88 BE OD nsue oa 95 28.40 . S 36 weeee Better Buy Quality By BILL CORNWELL “The Saginaw Valley Con- 7 ing Sana Vale cw Pontiac here tonight at Central : 8 o'clock in the PCH gymnasium.| _ ‘ * *° ¥ Art Van Ryzin’s cagers, unbeat- en .in two starts, open their drive for; a 2nd consecutive Valley crown| Ee against rangy Saginaw Arthur Hill, a team with title ambitions of its own, —. : < _* Between now and the end of January, the Chiefs will be put to the acid test in the” gruelling struggle for SVC honors. "Tonight's duel with the Hittites} tips off a strenuous stretch of six straight. Valley games; the last) three on the road. . a oo 2 “ By that time, Van Ryzin and Co. should -know just how good they really are this season. Following the Arthur Hil] game the Chiefs go to Flint Central for. their. final. pre-Christmas con- test. After the holiday recess, they meet Bay City. Central at home, then.take to the road for outings with Flint Northern and Saginaw High and a return match with Arthur Hill, “The Chiefs will be lucky enough to have the services of mid-year graduate Bill Hayward through the first round of the SVC schedule. The game at Saginaw on Jan. 22, which completes the first round, will be Hayward’s farewell appear- ance. * x * Two other Valley contests are} scheduled tonight as the 1959-60 _league campaign officially gets un- der way with a full card, Flint Central, which dropped a 64-52 non-conference decision to city foe Southwestern on Wednes- @ey. for its 2nd loss of the year fh as many tries, plays host to Bay City Central (0-1), Flint Northern (1-1) goes to Saginaw High (0-1). “Arthur Hill, coached by Chuck Fowler, domes to town with a 1-1 record; The Hillites lost a 51-35 del to Ann Arbor last Saturday in their season opener, then came back “Tuesday for a 70-6] victory) over Bay City Handy. * * * Dave Tingler, a 6-foot-2 netted 27 points against Handy and) center, Pete Datema, their No. 1 rebounder at 6-6, scored 12. Fowler’s starting lineup is ex- pected to be Tingler and Gene Slacta (6-2) at forwards, Datema at center, and Tom Dawson (§-0) and Paul Bishop (5-11) at guards. The Chiefs, now ready to shoot for their 3rd Valley title in ‘four years, own non-league victories over Dearborn Edsel Ford (52-44) afid city rival Northern (61-35). * * * Van Ryzin probably will string along with the same starting quin- tet that has been successful to date — forwards George Fed and Hayward, center Bill Pritchett, and guards Phil Rabaja and Booker Hurner. a ee Fed. was il] yesterday after hav- ing an infected tooth removed, but he should ‘be ready for action this “evening. The. junior varsity pre + cmd mare Ne 6:30 pm. HE, PONTIAC PRESS, 3. FRIDAY, | the Pontiac Central lineup tonig NEW YORK hin from a bootblack’s box on the| sidewalks of New Orleans to box- ing’s hall of fame, no longer will hold court on his beloved Broad- way. -* great x * The little gladiator natural causes two days ago. * * * for two days at the Broadway restaurant which paid him for the use of his name, a friend checked the hotel, The popular, jaunty ex- champion was found lying across a bed, clad in his underwear. The word quickly spread up and down Broadway, into the hangouts of the boxing clan, the haunts of the theatrical people and over to Madison Square Garden. , ee ke Tony™held court each. night for those who remembered. back to the exciting days in the 1920s and clustered. They. talked in. sasexes KEY TO SUCCESS — ‘The biggest player in start their campaign to repeat as Saginaw Val- ley champions will: be 6-3 George Fed shown ‘| Purses were hot always big in| the ‘ who! his days but he earned more than) 2 forward, | |won the featherweight, lightweight) '$500,000 with his fists. He met all) land junior welterweight titles was) lof the top fighters of his time —jbounding out of his corner, found dead yesterday in a $21 a| Johnny Dundee, Benny Bass, Kid announcer didn’t even have time | Lincoln. week midtown hotel room. Medi-/ Chocolate, Bud Taylor, Lou “Am-| ito raise the microphone and cal authorities said the 5l-year-old/bers, Bushy Graham, Joe Sangor,) leracked Canzoneries on the head. shapes up as quite iscrapper apparently had died of/Sammy Mandell, Al Singer, Jackie'Tony fought in a daze through the) When Canzoneri failed to show, Eighth Avenue where Tony staged! some of his greatest fights at. In. front of the restaurant, where) early 1930s, many of his friends) ht as the Chiefs his retirement in 1939, jcomedian Joey Adams in ‘cessful night club act. *” ® a suc- ‘Kid Berg, Stan Loayza, Billy Pet- irolle, Wes Ramey, Baby Arizmen- ‘di, Barney Ross and Jimmy Mc- |Larnin. * * * At the age of 19 he beat Benny Bass Feb. 10, 1928 for the feather- weight title, Seven months later he lost it to Frenchman Andre Routis. He knocked out Sangor i the first round Noy. 14, 1930 for the lightweight championship, lost ‘All Star Pin Points rf . By BILLY WELU ItNis purely coincidental that I am 6 feet, 4% inches tall..while _ most good, bowlers are of. _average or. medium * ‘height. Size has little to do with pro- ficiency on the lanes. The main thing.at the outset is preparation. Too many novices concern themselves with hooks and held three world boxing’ titles during his 1925-39 career, was found dead in his New York City hotel room yesterday, ap- parently from natural causes, He was 51. N (AP)—Tony Can-, hushed tones of the man with the, it tp Barney Ross ; zoneri, whose flailing fists carried | big smile who won 140 fights, lost| and won it hack with a victory|takes on Flushing 24 and drew in 1} and then, after over ‘joined | up to the welterweight division. al RE Se Pontiac, Press. Phote here taking a big stretch to drop in a layup., PCH will host Arthur Hill seeking straight victory. its third } Former Ring Great Canzoneri Dies Ambers © after It wasn't so long ago that Tony) irecalled fer the umpteenth time his first fight with McLarnin in) 3arden. * * * Tony, it| round as McLarnin pounded him almost at will. But Canzoneri came back in the second and went jon to victory. * * * That probably was Tony’s last great fight. Nearly fourth months later, Sept. 3, 1936, he lost. the) {Skippers Home; | ven, DECEMBER 111, 1959 oe {ci Parochial PNH vs. Jays Avon at Troy, Holly ys. Clarkston, Utica at Rochester By CHUCK ABAIR A long list of interesting battles of both league and non-loop nature feature the first full schedule of the new prep basketball season around the Oakland County area tonight, Two of the big games will be right here in Pontiac making it a tripleheader in town with Pon- tiac Central also home. St. erick will entertain Orchard lake St. Mary at the Northern gym while St. Michael takes on Royal) Oak St. Mary at nearby Madison! Junior High. _ Pontiae Northern, winless in two starts, will make another try at Southfield while Watert rd hosts Walled Lake and Berkley Fred-| Pistons Continue Slump vs. Farmington in Inter - Lakes League openers. A single game matching Roya)’ Oak Kimball and Mt. Clemens starts the Eastern Michigan race. Birmingham. is idle after a sound ‘\treuncing while East Detroit goes) to Roseville and Port Hamtramck. * * * The Oakland B moves into its second slate of games with the key one Avondale at Troy. Lake Orion entertains Madison and Clawson is at Fitzgerald. Huren vs. lists Holly at Clarksten, Milford at Rioomfield Hills, Northville at home to meet Brighton and West Bloomfield on the road at Clar- enceville, first action with Oxfard playing | Millington. Dryden is at New Ha- Almont visits Brown City, Capac is at Armada and Memphis play 2% years later | Romeo vs.. South . Lake, * *« & Teams in the Tri-County loop play more non-league games with | 'that race not starting until Janu- .ary.. Rochester will host Utica, ane 1’ Anse! Ross moved |Creuse plays at Clintondale.* Elsewhere, Cranbrook seeks | its initial victory in four tries at Iatheran West, Royal Oak Don- dere faces Grosse Pointe, Royal Oak ‘Shrine meets St. Theresa | and Farmington Our Lady vs. as was his style, came | St. Leo, A Saturday game will The match South Lyon and Ypsilanti The OLSM - St. Fred contesi a duel? Eac ‘opened with victories. The defend- ing champion Eaglets will have added help from vet forward Milt Wojtowicz, now recovered. from a | foot injury. St. Mike will be heavily favored. St. James, with two starters out with injuries, will |host St. Clement in a change of sites and St, Benedict invades St. lightweight crown to Ambers. A/Rita in other Suburban Catholic! month later McLarnin beat him. |#¢tion. ” r’ From ther 6n it was up and down! for Tony until Davis knocked him | ;out in three rounds on Nov. 1, 1939 | victory tonight after showing little and Canzoneri said goodbye to the ring. Y Swimming Team _|Kinnon and David Regner, months, fo Start Season ‘The. Pontiac YMCA swimming team will hold its first meet Satur- day, Dee. 12, against Ftint YMCA, at Flint Junior College. Thirty-two Swimmers have been.practicing “for the last two _s* * *® ns for this year“are Jack | Brown, captain of the Midgets (10 and undér), Skip Ervin and Doug Winfield, co-captains of the Prep Division (11 -and.12) and Tom Mc- co- captains of the Junior Division, (13 jand 14). The schedule for this year is as follows: ' Dee. Bay City at Pontiac Jan. . "1960, Pontiac at new Jan. 36. Port Huron at Pontiac dan, int at Pontiac = 4 30; Pontiac at Bay Cit Pe’ Sag tia Al ‘nome meets will start Cy & 00 pt m. it. looks like another champion- Hillites their first SVC test in dual) _ cnn PCH Swimmers to Meet SVC Champions Tonight The Hillites have strong medley team strength in Pete Beach, Dennis Day, Bill Vondette, Jim : iiiaw Arthur Hull and. Pontiac Cen! Wilhelm, Walter Leesch, Capt. thal has the ‘task of giving the) Pete Hauffe and Gerald. Shankel. Pontiac Central ‘easily defeat. ed. Ypsilanti in the opener: last ; * * * Northern is badly in need of a in two beatings despit® the sur- iprise scoring of Jim Capistrant. Walled Lake takes a/1-1 mark to \Waterford. The Skippers nipped Wayne by ona in their only test.. Berkley begins, its title defense ‘in a rebuilding year against favored) but once-beaten Farmington, The Avon-Trpy aftair could de- cide the Oakland B pacesetter early since Avon already holds a win over Fitegerald, Orion | should have ne trouble making its record 2-0. | Another defeat! would put: favored Clarkston in trouble itr the W-O own along with Milford and Brigh- ton—the latter two favored tonight: hot shooting to ‘avoid defeat. Oxford. coach Ted Gawry will leatn what his bdys can do without Doug Stott while to continue its 70-point pace. | Rochestér. has looked good-and- bad while Romeo and Lapeer are boost from the rationing of Bir-' mingham. -|Chisox Sign Garcia CHICAGO ® — Mi kK e Garcia, former “Big Bear’ of the Cleve- land Indian pitching staff, Thurs- day was signed as a free agent by the Chicago White Sox. Garcia, a big winner for the Tribe in the early 1950s, was _re- leased by Cleveland after the 1959 Season in which he had‘a 3-6 rec- ord in 72 innings. He made 8)j starts and had 1 complete game. “Our reports on Mike were real ’. said Sox President’ Bill + ‘North Branch and Ortonville vs.| vs. Anchor Bay in Southern Thumb! Lapeer | | ‘Holly—has__ tithe-ambitions—of its! West Bloomfield'-will need more) ,¢? Ortonville tries ie both 0-1. Dondere is 2-0 with a big/?% Veeck. “He eer in wall ‘ing job ge Bowing to. PHILADELPHIA w —~ The ~De- | troit Pistons wound ip a four-game! | Pettit chipped ‘rookie Bob Ferry added 22. Louis Harwks fattened) vex¢ursion into the East with noth- ‘ing but trouble. The St. their lead in the Western Division of the National Basketball Assn.| by trouncing the Pistons. 129-111 in) The Pistons, now three games behind the Hawks, sixth defeat in the games. last seven The Pistons showed their frus- | tration by getting inte a row The South Central also has its| with referee Arnie Heft. Three technical fouls were called in the game, two against the Hawks and one on Dick McGuire of the Pistons. McGuire | contested a call, He was thrown out of the game, Detroit jtangled with the referee. Before ithe McGuire incident, Rocha chal-} \lenged the referee's impartiality. * * * Heft charged the Detroit bench. i“I've had nothing — but with you for the last three nights,"’ he told Rocha, “If you want trou ble, you'll get it.’ McGuire got into the game aft- ter the Piston backcourt man | | Chuck Noble suffered a bone | Minneapotis fracture in the left hand. Huskie Matmen Tie in Opener Overcome Huge Deficit in Big Rally; Vikings Lake were involved in a_ pair “down-the-wire”’ wrestling matches in their season openers last night. The Huskies got pins from Jerry. Heard, Jan Lawrence, Dave Fox and George Green to tie Farming- ton 22-5. The Falcons are now 3-6-1. Northern’ s Jayeees romped, 44-10. Walled Lake also made a good jcomeback at. Dearborn but fell) |just short bowing, 26-24. Dearborn | led 18-0 before ‘lom Balkwell got the visitors going. Two pins were needed in the final matches to tie. Jim Teddy got his but Van Sicklen had to settle for a decision win. Wes Cottrell, Jim Balkwell and Gary Eskelinen were other WL victors. a. “The PNH-Farmington simimiary: 95-—-Dave Schere (PF) decisioned Ben Chance. 3-0 03—Bob Mazur (P) pinned Ken Kim- 112—Bob Cook iF) pinned Dan Scott ox ™ Oswalt «PN) pinned Dick 127—Randy Jordan (PF) beats Ralpb vaccee 16-5 ee. Wagner (FP) outpointed Stan ' Se a tPF) won over Win- sinned Jack Callahan m (PF) downed Tyson 165— ‘Lawrence Dg og Lor Uppleger. 175—Fox pinned Erv Nik Heavy——Green won fall omer Dale Good. Pete Elliott Says He Is Not Going to Illini Meeting SAN FRANCISCO @® — Per- sonable Pete Elliott, a young man who compiled.a 2-8 record as foot- ball coach’ of the University of California denied. Thursday he is going to the, University of Ili- nois to discuss the head coaching job there. * * * The afternoon News-Call Bulle- tin, in its final edition, said Elliott would fly citls of the University of Tinois regarding -the head football. coach- * * Mere oe, qe Minois,” EUiott said, Pontiac STRATEGY TALK — After getting a good look at his charges in a pair of non-league openers, new Walled Lake coach Jim Horein held’ a strategy talk with key Vikings, left to right, Gary Wilkoff, Bill Allen and Ken Johnson in preparation for their big Inter-Lakes opener at Waterford tonight, Press Phote the first game of a doubleheader) lat Philadelphia last night. A full Wayne - Oakland slate | | suffered their | Royals. vehemently | coach Red Rocha also} St Louis” Veteran ctitt Hagan led the Hawk scorers with 3] points. Bob) in* With 24 and) * * * The Pistons were led by rookie| Bailey Howell with 22 points and| Archie Dees with 26, At the start of the final pe. ried, St. Louis ran off six straight | points boosting the count to 97- 83. After that it was just a mat- ter of running out the game, In the second game, Wilt Cham- berlain, who has an injured left foot, hit for 43 points in leading the Philadelphia Warriors to a 131-| 112 victory over the Cincinnati} The Warriors substituted freely, resting Chamberlain a number of times during the contest. The Pistons now return to De- troit. They have a game with the! trouble. [Bay Try Same but Lose by 2 ; Pontiac Northern and Walled|& 25-25 after trailing 13-0 and | |ketball team to defeat the visitors) @ 78-74 Thursday night before a ast to confer with offi-; New York Knickerbockers at Olympia Stadium Sunday after-| inoon. It will be televised nation- | | ally (MINNE APOL a SYRACUSE FT GFT tor r 72 Schayes 27 |LaRusso 4 616 Yardley 4 210 Hamilton 1 @ 2 Barnett 5 810 Foust 4 210 Kerr 718 |Krebs 4 0 8 Kierking 2 1 5 \Garmaker 3 2 @ Greer 360 ¢€6 |Hundley 5 610 Hopkins 215 |Leonard 5 313 Costello 5 212 Fieming 6 0 6 Bianchi 6 @12 Totals 479 = Totals 36 14 86 2] & 19 M06 ~ | Syracuse 21 24 18 tas /CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA GFT GFT Twyman 16 9 29 Arizin 12 8 . | Reed 6 317 Johnson 11 mbry 2 2 6 Chamb'lain 15 8 34 Rollins 2 0 4 Gola 611 Bockhorn 2 0 4 Rodgers 419 Wilfong 4 1 9 Saldsb'y 32 8 Park 4 7 5Graboski 2 2.6 Piontek 2 1 5 Ruklick 3.0511 Hatton 3°17 [ eck 40 8 Totals 0 32112) Totals 51 29 13) Cincinnati 26 23 «90-112 Philadelphia 33°32 6 O#-191 ST. LOUIS DETROIT Grr GFT Pettit 6 12 MHowell 9 47 Hagan 12°731 Dees 122 2%) Share 6 0 0 Dukes 3°93 9 Ferrari 1 6 8 Noble 4 6 8 McCarthy 9 0 18 Shue 7 6 2a. Lav’ ir’ tte ~ 7° #1135 Alcorn 204 erry 9 422 Lloyd 4 0 8 Martine 1 0 2 McGuire 6 6 0 reen. 3 91 7 .Cenlin 4.20 McMahon 1 0 2 McMillon 20 4 Gambee 6 4 0 Totals 49 31 129 St. Louis 29 24 36 38-129 Detrolt 22 33 28 28—~111 walt Beach of Pontiac ay named to the Interstate Co ence All-Star football team the third straight year. : ¥ * +. The state conservation ment will sell 397. parcels state-owned and at public auctions this month. There are 110 parcels in-Macomb, Sanilac, : St. Clair and Oakland counties — to be sold at ae ~counity — in dackson, Dee . 16 age *« * * ee The Junior Red Wings’ five game winning streak was snapped by last place Riverside in. the Border Cities Hockey League last night; SL. < * * * The teams involved in the an- nual Motor City Basketball Classic will be the guests at a writers’ luncheon Monday at the Fort Shel- — by Hotel. The Motor City tourney lis set for Dec. 28-29. % & | Overshadowed by a 300 recenily lin the Huron Bowl Classic were a 713 by Monroe Moore, Jay Lovett's 664 and 660s by Lee Putti and Bull Johns. Frank Spadafore hit 688 and Bob Lawson_ 678. Moore's score was’ high for the year as was the 3207 total pested by his West Side Mobil tonm, cee toncnene \Steelers Sign Bobby Layne for Two Years pIrtsBURGH « — Quarter. back Bobby Layne, who signed a two-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday, | said as far as he is concerned it is a Ifetime contract. The 32-year-old Layne said he hopes to wind up his National ‘ootball League career with the Steelers, He gave no indication whether he will play more than two additional years, Layne previously has said he would hang up his cleats when Steeler, coach Buddy Parker de- sires, . * * * The Steelers obtained Layne in a trade with the Detroit Lions shortly after the start of the 1958 season, Layne will wind up his 12th NFL season on Sunday here against the r Caleage C Cardinals, Last-Second Basket Wins for Merchants Bob Davis made only one bucket for the Avondale Merchants in the opening game of last night’s Class B City League basketball double- header at Pontiac Central, but it was the most important field goal in the contest. * * * Davis’ basket at the final buzzer brought the Merchants a thrilling 52-50 win over Griff's Grill. Avon's well-balanced offense had four players hitting double figures, paced by Dick Hutchinson with 13 points, Mike Haines led Gritff's with 11. * *« * The nightcap of the twin bill was a ruhaway as Rochester crushed the Commerce Lakers. 68-25. Carl Montross bagged 21 points to spark the Rochester attack. The winners held a 42-11 halftime lead, Registrations Accepted The annual Gang Basketball Tournament will be held at the | ‘Pontiac YMCA, Dec, 2930, with) trophies again to be awarded by the Pontiac North Kiwanis, -. There is no entry fee for the; tournament. Teams may enter! from churches, schools or other #roups:-—An-_adult-—-must-—be-—in? charge of each team entry, | Registrations are. open until December 19th, and official en try blanks are available at the YMCA on Mt. Clemens street. All registrations must be in by Dec. 19th and in ‘the hands of Bob Wisdom, “Y" Youth direc- tor. There are two divisions in the Gang Tourney. The “A” division is for boys 10 to 12 years of age and the’‘‘B’ division is for boys 13-14 years of age, Any high school students or adults interested in officiating the games should contact Wisdom, FE 5-6116. A tea mentry should be made up Seattle Edges Soviets SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle Bakers fought back a vigorous rally by the Soviet national bas- ‘small crowd of- ~ ® * j “L have * s arrangements or/s jagreements to talk to anybody. at|¢ It was” fourth eto in six| BF games for the Russians and ended | their Anieride tour. In the first; 'Y’ Gang Tourney Is Set of. at least six boys, - and any team: failing to have at least four iPlayers*on the floor at game time | will be eliminated. - “At long last, I learned the error of my ways!” Shop Early ‘Officials .of the Michigan Bow| taws, bowmen are allowed to a ‘Hunters Assn, intend to press) take only buck deer with antlers | : F Bowli |for even more liberalization in the/three or more inchea . . Exce ce 7” ng already liberal. bow and arfow| take only buck deer with antlers instructions Daily |hunting regulations in this ‘state. | of three or more inches. * * * a a od es e - ie it a. S a e g 3 sme | Richard D. Kuh 149 W. Huron St. SES ESREREE | on Octhaed habe! nh. PE B-wTs GIFT CERTIFICATES for the Bowler ~~ | Statewide ‘An y Deer’ Season Aim of Archers ALL OUTDOORS, Mich. (UPI)—| tawns and bucks, Under present Except for -MOTOR INN =f Latest action by the bow hunt. [Island portion of Chippewa County, | RECREATION | ers group seeks to open up Chip- |these three counties are the only 4 Bidg 18 S. Perr | pewa, Menominee and Emmett [ones in the state where bowme ubbard FE 5-6032 YT counties as “any deer” areas to jare limited to antlered deer. | permit bew-hunters to kill does, * *« * — The announcement from — the} * « | MBH said ‘the move, which would; give bowmen an any-deer season %, & of conservation.” ~*~ ® * -According to the MBH, | is expected. " EE The absolutely miserable 'vailed throughout the state the Drummond| Nov. 13—what prep gridder who played in it can ever ni Prep Front By BILL CORNWELL , forget it—brings up a very worthwhile question. Why is it apparently considered taboo to postpone. a football weather which pre- of Michigan on the night of Fails to Gain ifootball game? What’s wrong or unreasonable about a |mutual agreement for a postponement when weather ‘conditions have turned the gridiron into a quagmire? It’s true that once in a great while a Michigan high throughout the entire state, has} school grid contest is called+ the full support of the department! rr But this is indeed a rat- “tittle “wade” into action, come ‘or, no opposition to the proposal « iity. By and large; the boys | | | Thee —— or high water.” There-seems to be an unwritten SPORTS and. ECONOMY CARS | ‘57 Hillman Sedan (2) 1 ‘57 VW Lt. Blue Sharp ‘57 Triumph Tr-3 - 19,000 Miles FH Hillman Wagon ‘58 Citroen DS-19 (2) 59 Morgan 9,000 Miles Wire Wheels, White Walls, | White Paint, Competition i} Engine Authorized Sales & Service ‘Auto Europe 467 Auburn Ave., Pontiac Ph. FE 2-9143 Sales‘til 8 P.M ilaw — or tradition, if you pre- ‘fer — that the game's the thing and the game must be played, even if the boys have to swim or paddle a canoe to make a touch- idown. * * * Many games have. been played in rain and still others in snow, but in lots of cases they pulled ithrough the whole ordeal because ithe over-all ‘weather situation was not as preposterous as this one: game sites, it rained or sleeted or snowed all during the action to make it even more ridiculous. un- der foot. To top everything, it was cold. The subject of postponing a foot- ball contest under such adverse conditions wags raised by Arthur Hill coach. Kurt Kampe_ recently at Flint when the Saginaw Valley coaches and sports writers as- sembled to pick the all-conference team, ing conditions. and he was sup- ported by a majority of the Valley coaches and writers, in cluding Pontiac Central coach Jesse MacLeay and, of course, yours truly. Altogether, six prep games were called off on the night under dis- cussion, one_,of them being the Holly-Lake Orion outing in Oak- land County, and this corner is convinced that on that particular evening they were the state’s most On the night in question, the elements were 100 per cent | against playing football long | befere the kickoff time. Long- | time residents of the state claim it was the worst night for (foot- ball they could remember. Most fields were either a sea of mud or a veritable lake before the ; sensible people. game ever started. Also, at most ‘ x * * MON. thru Tues. According to reliable sources, g the Holly field was virtually un- wer water long before the sched- uled kickoff. A football takes funny bounces on a-dry field and breaks often are major factors under normal weather conditions , let alone adding the miseries created on Nov. 1 Fri., Sat., Sun. $1.50 Open 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday KUHN AUTO WASH Titi Under such abnormal playing conditions, luck becomes too im- portant a factor to be a reliable, » $425 Conference Meeting: to|# TV Problems ‘ CHICAGO — The Big letie control still rests + ie with- in faculty grasp, it was rt after faculty representatives clari- fied a so-called bid for power by | athletic directors. At the annual Winter conference meeting being held in Chicago, the policy-making faculty group ruled that. although the directors can vote on legislative matters, the faculty still runs the show in the Big Ten. In other action, the directors wholeheartedly backed a renewed plea by. football coaches for un- limited .substitution, and the Big Ten was handed a petition by Chi- cago area. conference alumni for a national letter of intent control by the NCAA of prospective col- lege athletes. /At a Nov, 1 meeting, faculty tatives voted «to ‘give ethioth: directors an equal volee po legislative matters, meaning that 20 ballots would be cast in- stead of 10 on a particular is- sue, Thursday, however, the faculty group stipulated that substantive legislation would. go under the white resolution for a 60-day in- stitutional review period. only by faculty representative vote. Thus only faculty representa- tives continue to control high-level policy by the stipulation that they mine whether anv new legislation should go back to the individual schools for reconsideration, In other business at the an- nual winter conference meeting, faculty men voted that a junior college student with two years of good academic standing can be- come immediately eligible for varsity sports on entering a Big | fair test of football. Postponement | is certainly a sensible and rea- sonable course of action. HOORAY FOR SKIPPERS! Two former Waterford gridders, | halfback Jim Ewer and fullback’ Milt Mielke, helped Bluffton Col- Across from Firestone Ca , Mi 6-0406 Learn to Skate t the Bloomfield ATES Ice Skating Studio ink available 805 W. Long Lake Rd., Bloomfield Hills lege win its 4th straight Mid-Ohio League football title this fall. Both are freshmen at Bluffton, which now has won 20 consecutive games. Ewer and Mielke played for Dave Freeman at Waterford High, Bruins Whip Hot Leafs, 6-3 By The Associated Press The injury-riddied Boston Bruins have served notice to the rest of the National Hockey League that they're back on winning ways. for private parties taste of excitement ~~ A taste of excitement in your drink, too.,.the smooth a8 silk whiskey. Never a rough ~ edge...always priced so low. Don't Wait Unt This Heypene The Bruins trimmed the red-hot) Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 on home lice last night in the only game | Played, The victory only was Bos- , | ton’ s second in 14 games while the| ‘Leats went down to their fourth ‘defeat in their last 16 games. Boston, still without defenseman Fernie Flaman and winger Johbn- ny Bucyk, scored four times in the opening period. Guy Gendron. /Doug Mohns and Bronco Horvath isparked the Bruins. Gendron and Mohns. coliected twa goals apiece. and Horvath picked up three assists. Horvath, | the league’s scoring leader, has ‘and 17 assists. | Don McKehney and Charlie ‘Burns rounded \out the Boston ‘scoring. Larry Regan, Bob’ Pul- iford and Dick Duff were the Tor- onto marksmen, , football, ‘accounted for 38 points on 21 goals | § Ten school. This action must be voted upon jby each conference niember~be-| lfore becoming effective. The old| |policy was to require a one year) residence for junior college trans-| fers. Faculty men also gave an extra year of eligibility to gymnast Wolf- gang Dazauer of Michigan, a Me year-old German immigrant. Reports by Stu Holcomb of, Northwestern on review of the; financial aid program. and from) the TV committee on a three- -year | 3 million dollar offer to televise | basketball and other |sports were put on Friday's agen-| da. Controls on future Rose Bowl 'particivation also were put over until Friday or Saturday’s closing /sessions. ‘Thurston Swim Win Detroit Thurston, member of the! 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Asked whether it would |be a matter of days or weeks, ‘Finnegan replied “it won't be a ‘matter of weeks, I'm sure.’ Finnegan noted the Steelwork- ers Union recently concluded a la- ibor peace pact with major can 'manufacturers, and are negotiat- ling with the top aluminum pro- ‘iducers — Alcoa, Reynolds and ‘Kaiser. | The aluminum talks have just! lresumed in Chicago, ahead of Jan. 1 strike deadline. David J. McDonald, Steelworkers ~~ Union ‘president, had plafnéd to join the aluminum talks even if steel ne- gotiations had continued |-“There is no point holding steel meetings without the key people,” Finnegan told newsmen. off} a| Detroit Boots Itself From Old City Hall DETROIT (UPI) — The City of Detroit was under orders from the) city today to vacate the Old City Hall immediately for violations of the city building code. * * * The City Department of Public 2 Works issued the order yesterday! because. the 88-year-old building’ lacks adequate emergency . ‘exits, from upper floors. An official said ‘‘They have been! ‘with their own building ¢ode.”’ | Most city offices already’ have} been transferred to the new City-County Building. | ——— | Christmas FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1950 _ “CAPTURES THE FLAVOR captures the flavor of ‘Arsenic and Old-Laee,""to be presented at 8 p. m. today and tomorrow at the Waterford Township Community Center on Williams Lake road. It is the first play to be done by the 70-member Lakeland Players, sponsored by the Township Recre- ation Department. Adding their pretty faces to. ballyhoo the event are Players Mrs, Ralph Ellsworth, 157L Parkway Rd., Mrs. William Aebersold, 4730 Ross Dr., Michigan People Lose Two ‘Gitts’ to Sour Solon presents for people of Michigan were miss- Ps LANSING mock | ing teday from their place under a Christmas tree put up in the | | House chamber. * * * Their disappearance was the work of Rep, Emil A. Peltz (R- Rogers City), whe protested them as objects of “ridicule.” One ofthe gaily decorated “gifts” was labeled “Tax Pack- age — 1959,” the other ‘34,000, 000 Proof,” obviously referring to the amount of the Republican nuisance tax package. * * ~ | After his demand for their removal was granted, Peltz pesed for a photographer, first giving the heave-ho to one pack- age and then stomping on “it. City Employes Plan Party for Children Clowns, variety acts, a magic ‘show and — of course Claus will highlight a two-hour long Christmas party planned to- morrow for the children and grand- children of Pontiac city employes. Abéut 800 children and 500 par- ents and grandparents are expect ‘ed at the party from 2-4 p.m, the auditorium of Pontiac Northern High School. The party — first of i Pontiac. — was planned be an em- ployes' committee of 12, headéd ‘by Mary E.’Knox of the electrical department and Ralph Florio of the sanitation department. Quail Lures Solons JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — It wasn't said in floor debate, but Waits admitted the Legislature ‘adjourned for a long weekend yesterday because ‘“‘the quail season opened.” . the. s kind in, — This old vintage automobile (in car) and both Waterford Township, Repeal Non-Red Oath—Rocky Is Asserts Affidavit Ineffective Weapon ALBANY, N.Y, &—Gov. Nelson |A. Rockefeller called today ‘repeal of the non-Communist affi- idavit required of college students | ‘seeking loans under ,the National |Defense Education Att x | “I think the affidavit require- _ment should be repealed because | it is ineffective as a weapon | |against subversion, offensive to the. jsensibilities of many loyal Ameri- ‘cans, and... inimical to the suc- jcess of a most important effort |to improve educational opportuni- ities in the United States,’ the gov- lernor said in a statement | e »* | Rockefeller, a * . potential candi- —___—--—-- New. York Governor: for | idate for the. Republican nomina- | said last month’ he felt that college students should | tion for president, be willing to take a loyalty oath: if they wanted federal student loans. He reiterated today that — Santa the oath should be retained Famed ‘Lawyer, 85, Dies in Grand Rapids GRAND RAPIDS \# — Ganson Taggart, former Grand Rapids cits attorney for 27 years and nationally recognized authority on municipal and utility rate laws, died at his home today, He was 85 In the 1920s he won acclaim of. ‘municipal attorney in handling a. series of rate cases involving street) railway, electric, gas and telephone) utilities, Taggart filed the records | ‘in the United States. Supreme Court) land the move was credited with | 4 ordered time and again to comply Mississippi House Speaker Hilton great influence on establishment of ‘valuations for rate purposes. | Taggart’s father, Moses Taggart, | _was Michigan attorney general ‘from 1884 to 1888, \ central hall sO MIRONE INGLIS — Iain Guns 3. We- altel feito teateats: Grecdovea the large to witness the annual Christmas the MeVittie School iast — In foreign costumes wert violinist Danny : reat. goa ~Heiple Donald ‘was the chairman aa! Mier dane Gries directed the chorus. a? () : "Ponting Press Phete sh| girl Mary Maguire, clown Pail ch girl Dianne Simmons, Mrs. Pontiac Presa Photo Death Notices. ee eas ARAPOSTATRIB. John (Stathis), eC, “10. 1958, 3) Judson, 62; be- loved husband of Eustathia Arapeataghis; ..dear brother of Mrs. Basiliki, Constantine, Paras- keva and Arapostathia. Puneral be hel Boteri service Ww noon Orthodox Yovano officiatin, ment in Oak Hill Prayer service will be held Fri- day evening at 7:30 p.m, at the Puraley Puneral Home, Mr Arapostathis will lie jn state at the Purstey Puneral Homie. HARDY, DEC. 9 1959. OTTO R., 6760-—-Shore Dr. Orchard Lake, age 76; beloved husband of Lydia Hardt; dear father of Mrs. PF (Wanda) Lawlor, Mrs Jone tLdl- lian) Forrest and Mrs. Douglas ‘Eleanor) Fisk; dear brother wot land Hills Cemetery Mr. Hardt wil¥ lie in state at the Cc. J. Godhardt Funeral Home, Keego Harbor, after 4 p.m. Fri- gay energie HERSHEY, DEC. 16, 1969, ELLA, 3163 Norteniawn, Rochester, 61, . dear mother of Mrs. Vertie Heath and Richard H. Wingett; dear sister of Roy and John Cockrum, also survived by 3 grandchildren Puneral service will be held Mon- day, Dec. 14, 1969 at 2 pm | from PFlumerfelt Funeral Home, Oxford. Interment in Perry Mt Park Cemetery, Mrs. Hershey will state &t the Piumerfelt Oxford. ons. DEC.” 9, 1959, JENNIE, Lake Pront; age 97; dear mother of Mrs, Pauline Gibbons, D'Arey Jacques, Mrs. Agnes Rath, Mra na Coffey and Leo Jac- ues; also survived by 10 grand- ehildren and 13 great- -erandchil- dren Funeral service will held Saturday, Dec. 12, 106 10 a.m. from Our Lady of Retuge Catholic Church. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery of will be Priday evening at pm. from the Parmer-8nover uneral Home. Mrs. Jacques will Ne in state at the Farmer -Snover_ Funeral home JAECKEL, DEC. 8, 1959, MARIA Selma, 301 Osmun 8t.; age 76; beloved wife of John C. Jaeckel: dear mother of Frederick John dJaecke! and Victor A. Jaeckel; dear sister of Mrs. Hulda Wink- ler; also survived by six grand- children d two great-grandchil- dren. Purleral service wil) be held Saturday, Dec. 12, at 1 p.m. from the Grace Lutheran Church with lie in “ Puneral Home, Recitation Rev. Richard Stuckmeyer offictat ing. Interment in Roseland Park Cemetery. Mrs Jaeckel- will lie in state at the Sparks-Grilfin Fu- neral Home RISTICH, DEC. 0, 1959, ~ BIRMA, ° 101 8 Johnson Ave.; age 67; be- loved wife of Tase Ristich, dear mother of John, Nikola Ristich and Mrs. Lubica Lazarenvska, also survived by six grandchil dren. Funeral service will be heid Baturday> Sec -42.- at 2) pom from St. George Hellenic Ortho- dox Church. Interment in Perry Mt Park Cemetery. Mrs. Ristich will Me im state at the Sparks: G riffin Funeral Home until time for chur h service — “Card of ‘Thanks — 4 WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us dur- ing our recent bereavement. Spe- clal thanks to the Rev. Daniel Wallace for his comforting words and to Robert Selman and Sears Roebuck Co, and the Voom hees-Siple Funeral Home. Family _of Mr_ E. C Bradshaw. ___ Funeral | Directors 4 Donelson: Johns fPUNERAL HOME . “Designeo ior Funerals COATS FUNERAL HOME 4 Drayton Pains OR 3-178 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Plane or Motor FE 2-8378 GRIFFIN CHAPEL rv ice ~ SPARKE rhoughttul s BOX REPLIES | At 10 a.m. Today: there were replies at. The Press office in the following! boxes: 5. 17, 20, 33, 33, 34, 75] 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, 70, : tl 75, 7%, 101, 103, 416, 118. Spey ete eres I The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. te 5 p.m. errors should be re- immediately. The Press. .assumes no respon: sibility...for- errors other ii than to cancel the charges | for that portion of the first insertion of the advertise- ment which has been. ren dered valueless through the error, When cancellations are made be sure to get your “kill number.” No adjustments will be given without it. Closing time for advertise- ments containing type sizes larger than regular. agate type is 12 o’clock noon the day previous to publication. All ported . NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS The deadline for cancella- | tiow of transient Want Ads is now 9 a.m. day of oe after the first nse CASH WANT AD RATES Lines 1-Day 3-Days 6-Days 2 $1.50 "$2.04 = $3.12 3.150 29%. 450 4 200 3 5.76 5 250 / 450 © 6.70 6.3.00 | 540 8.20 7 330 / 630 9.86 8 40 720 104 ® +n #10 | 12, Ww 6 9.00 «13 ze Avil 80 _N. a 9 ant. for “Tela ance Huron, CALL TONIGHT ‘7 to 0 p. Tike ene *auality tors for i Pint q a be ore and | sai pay your _Phone OR 0009, Me Allon. CAB DRI ; cae DI RIVERS POR BIRMINGHAM. j em hacodioan : 4 3 Tel gre. experience do not ‘apply. ~ fs 39] E. Wilson. EXPERIENCED A : MACHINE SHOP mec . ears of age or older. & af OVI AUTO PARTS, Inc., 1 Grand River, Novi. Geri LUMBER SALESMAN, z rienced. Good operate wi h new fast srowing lumber company. Good sccounts to take over rite full § particulars to * _Pontiac Press Box HAVE GOOD SUPPLY OF WN Ramblers. Need 2 salesmen. Motor Sales. EM 3-455. MECHANIC. ONLY THOSE experience need ap Bee Berv- age & Manager, Wilson rantiae-Cad- fi OPPORTUNITY ~ Pits, M MA ARRIED man 21 43, car, phone to ate ‘as unit mgr for las naciona sales organization, $432 Mo. plus expenses gearantecd te start, OR 35-8565. PART TIME, WALLED LAKE. , COM merce and Union Lake areas. If $50 per week will cure your fina: a cial its and if you 4 oon 4 call us now, Only 5:30 to 6:30 p Friday, a0, E) ts “11 Saturday. Gali MA 4-3411, Mr. ‘Keenan RELIABLE LE MAN FROM 35 Fo 30 Years of age for serving station and garege work. 3081 W. Huron eed _8t REAL ESTATE SALESMEN for full tite. Laken ke property Soa custom heme sales. 3-0085 for interview appointmen! SALESMEN FOR MODERNIZATION Peta alse telephone canvassers. able to assume possible Sales Managers’ new Pohtiac. Area Write Pontiac’ Press Box 6 ing age, education and job ex- perience, WANTED MIDDLE AGED MAN for part or full f -w¥ work. ay ts revious occupa age _Swer Box _ 846 Nwaterterd, Mich. WANTED GOOD WAILING BAXx- sphonp player for Rock-'n'-Rol) Cal r 3:30 p.m, Larry OL wots, WANTED . | Saiesmen for Rambler Agency : in the count rer in person ; | Bill Spence Ramb Inc., 256 8. _ Saginew, a EK Re Moore develo real opportunity for an ag neat appearing man who likes to meet ople. We will interview Dec. 15 at 784 N. Pontiac Trail _Watled La Lake. 10 @.m. i 4 4 p.m “Help” p Wanted | Female 7 2 EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES 1 steady, 1 part time, Gtationer: Shop in Birmingham. Must hare transportation Apply Pontiac Press Box, oO. ee ALL LADIES Part of full time to fil) jJewelr; orders from home. Permanent ositions availeble. Call KEnwooc . Poa00. Miss Howard BABYSITTER, 5 bars A WK. Vi- cinity of Maceda rake. School- craft area. OR 3- “Je2e a Tter 7-p.m CURB GIRLS~ “& Nar eod oun waitresses wanted. Apply © zie son, Pandy’s Drive-In, Yoo ixie Hwy. WAITRESS TED'’S » Have an © ning for curb waitress ‘on the Bight a atest be be 16. Woodward st pS, Lake Rd. DENTAL ASSISTANT FOR BIRM- ingham office. Experience pre- ferred thou hough no not essential. Some sary ney rit full Re eulirs es to sar rite t bec ‘ground to Pontiac Press Box EXPERIENCED eT wate, eral “house wor! ¥ s convalescent lady. “call after 6 p.m, PE 23-7223: _ CHARGE of assum- for large Box 56 ex- EXPERIENCED PULL bookkeeper, capable ing full responsibility volume business. Write Pontiac Press, stating age, per rience and salary expected. GOoD —“HOUSEREEPER, charge. 5 day wk. Live out, cookin ng of washing. School age children. 1 FE 4-5202. GOOD GIRL, 25 TO 40. MUST BE wie ohitdren. Bongenet 5 es #3 : HOUSEKEEPER. ¢ ONE CHILD WEL- . come. FE 5-7320 ; HOUSEKEEPER, CHILD ACCEPTED. PE_5-3720. HOUSEKEEPER, EXPERIENCED. : Live in. Own reom and TV. MA i? 6-3803 MOTHER'S 2 3 | HELPER: > LIVE ; IN, - aces. RELIABLE EY “WOULD LIKE os baby sitting job. Inquire at Ho- ome Roosevelt, Room 413. “SALES EXECUTIVE for January 4th. Strong person- abe woman to —— train supervise personnel Manager for large established company. sell ing Professional H u as numerous benefits with un- Bed eer earningt perience for view Include phone R. M. Hart, Commercial Labor- Inc Newark, New York aturies | _ State, mensurate with exp week. Vacation, EXP, MEDICAL NICTANS Moving and Trucking 22 1-A Reduced iced Rates distance, A-l, MOVING sence ry b NEE RM WORK OR LIGHT HAULING.| i d. 55. T ROOMS. "PVT. ENT. NEAR HOG Pi" ENT > NEAR HOR = New Je — i si ; i, has line. garage av ‘om BN. | PAST Di Cash POR RE AND _Pe 2-32 » i re E F ; co een ase Pas ae ua jew x REMODEL. sri3et TURNI E NEEDED VT. # BATH ; ished. FE 5-6166. | 40138” Sito AKER HOON HOME ork i ; Cakes ace top. dolar "win Pot M, Fonireph. | ROOM APT RE | Nice mrmape,levaunry. acre i | pace: Large be wi anegpri;| At Its. Best top dollar, buy outright er OOMS FUR! BD. OV mn ee ! ' ront. tomatic bee ree Sea ‘ ) . : & lak sel} it for you, B&B Community | om oor. Uuilitie E 5-263 si _June 1. 328. “he pe ' OE SBR: VER TIBLE 24 Sele. Phone OR. 3-2717 rnished. B. 3740 Jos ; BC. | - IM, | — Ra, , ee Sa ea2 | (CONV TIBLE 24) SMALL SPINET PIANO IN GOOD | —=* : TT gees Bye ye oer. grounds. Bus line. " ; “ | Trucks 23 Rent Svcondition. FE 5-6389. RM TOWER or. Ulllities “furnished” Goan ‘clean | 5M. 3 RMB. F: : W. W. ROSS” HOMES TRU Me LiQUibate OUR HOUSE: | ROOM" APARTHENTS, "ORS sat CHOOSE AND -URFORN, mmerce Hwy tf -8021 ; ND oid goods, either z Srisate stle d 96 ‘ 2 i%: STAKE TRUCK | %-Too Pickaps cc Stakes, E. Smart Sale Farm. Rochester | 3 eee oF ee Pes oe . Upper oo er. Age, AGuite only. PE 40401 after : take ace ped at week. Dump Trucks mi-Traliers| of oublic auetion Appraisals 1 | Pvt. ent, W. pee % utilities taht’ Sitect, $5425 5:30. od ¥ Pp F d | amps Marvle-top tables. MY p Seite att 2%: aed ” SMALL “HOUSES FOR [.. fontiac Farman | eee MS ; " _Mieaigan OL 1-562) 3 AND BA PIRST : : uire at 16/6 Taylor Ra., Tak for AN WANTS WANTS WORK. hax lustrial Tractor. Co. | ANTED ANTIQUE DISHES Orb nee Privé te entrance. Employed is 178. mnie Weaver. he 4-2031. } $25 8. WOODWAR ; 7 ROOM: f Sa SA Er L PRI * oor, M io drinkers, 2-2074 “~ +4 : Pe 4 1442) R ) D , * oor. No or: Ah use. -6 © , Mtg Dullities to | WiNye PAINTING -2¢- YEARS Including Sunday | Wea, _Miccellaneous 30 * vale AN utilities included. FE | j ROOMS. ALL UT Retriever be paid by tenant, 14 N. Case ae through vo? (1 é “bedroom, “at nod parative | UNWANTED ARTICLE PICKED Fe 4 x. | ave, ane. ‘writ tne ‘old house tn trad , rinnse, Pree eatimates, Phone Y ROOM MODERN PURNISH Breakfast set. Auburn WALLED Lk. - CONV. NR. ews : oe : PE 8.3060. 2 ies ts “ANY: re Seal Cine WELDING * ant Adulte only. 1 Bellevue, Ls ~ Heights, $75. call Wward Village. Sbarme. $i4 wk. MA Bear 'C aur Sanaa Witt aT yuane ex. | thing. Evenings and OR 3-801) or MU | tn Ba Partridge. PE 4358). 1050 W . ee: aig, Bear Construction oe in tbe road, desires! pr “g.o9g7 oe _4-5021, aiter 6 p.m | ROOMS... bE. _ Wilt_selt 9800 "“down, MA $1582: a Kitchen privileges. Sanne. ard. Phone fora or appointment. PE M Cattell, Builder “© PAINTING TRTERIOR. Et Wid, Contracts, Mtgs. 35 33 ee | Pickin Malt tots Boston: re gee pAND Cay Fe 4 ramen ioe - TRONINGS NGS WANTED: $3 BUSHEL. {etior r cent diet. os | _2@ : “| AT a Gz We PRont aa | WNER Guaranteed Free est, FE 4-205 ROOM Rn KEW, CHIL pa Ml op Evervthing for . wenience, FE ‘BY O In. By “Gitistmas ' ore TNGE WANTED | waa PAINTING & DECORATING 3 poosts wink wy ween |" Gren allowed. Ol) heat, FE } BEDROOM DUPLEX — 1 FLR, 5-332 "| Like new, Built in "85. Pull fin- | wesT sIDE y FE 6.9343 | 28 years’ experience. Reasonable. . . |) CLEAN R ‘AIN oon. Bre? aig, °8 Rutgers or (ToveLy ROOM = NICE West | ished bimt. 6 roome Orion’ Shopping Modern brick § rooms and bath hot | _Free es 8 e 2 a oe ge. Can be) ——- Se |* side home, Bus, telephone, TV ; t..gas heat, NINGS WANTED — | PAINTING, PAPERING. REMOV- ze invest tn good land _pontracts. trance and. bath, TNear Pe ontiac| et she Clay. ne sree ae pat momen | Meals if desired. PE, 8-3 — | » ee ete down, MY| fo bot @ fueni “ unfurnished | IRONING. 80 PERIOR QUALITY. SENT SERS WALL YT OHNCON | Motar_ Rees. 5 jee’ $2 Auburn | ROOMS & “Bal SIDE. Jogot TAYLOR, PReaitor. OR COMPORTABLE TH PRI- _3-2880.__ MODERN BRICK | OR 3-0685 PAINT ENG. PAP: soa 4. ee A. JOHNSON, Realtor | 3 LGE. RMS, UPPER. UTIL. PORN. Gs heat. FE _¢7 ne bath and entrance. TV and | By OWNER. 2 FAMILY INCOME.' 6 rooms, built im bath, recrea- | eS WATERFORD viciN | cleaning. paper reme ‘| 4704'S. Tel h Rd. __102_Parkhurst, FE 5-5802. 5 ROOMS AND BA ‘a LOWER. ‘7 REDROOW HOUSE, TARE PAN Priv-: 30: is Union ae $10 week. EM 3-017. |" in back of Genera 1, Hospital, Call | tion room gts, eat’ garage, | iy OR 2.3102 PATNTIRS Ta XT PAPER If FE “4853. p J ROOMS “AND BATH. COUPLE ['5y' rent.-PE4-0600-- furnished. |" fieges. 4233 Lotus Dr.. Waterford. | a ey a al Rh. REASONABLE after § p.m, FE & ‘cuese ae nee 3 | LADY Fadl WORK. Eveninos PRINT M Thompson. FE. ‘ - or single lady. 63 Thorpe after .— 2 BEDROCM SINGLE HOME. VI- | “pe Arg = Norton, CEDAR ISLAND LAKE PRIVI: *'e com carpeted. livin po PE 5-6730 | bang ng ason om pi |——~ | 4:30. __ | 5 ROOM AND ag Ba MODERN. & ginity of Wolverine Lake. Walled | hd leges, 2 b full b Me ng | LEGAL -BRORETARY-FHoRouoN. —"2M |. ~ ABILITY 7 RMS PRIVATE ENT s1330 a |__Marshall_ PE 5,086 _| Lake. Very clean, immediate pos- CLEAN (SLEEPING ROOM. fireplace, large lot and re | oratéd, . roet, Ame Sorte Bene | experienced. Preters small a WALL WASHING — | wx. Cali after 4 p.m. PE $1075. § aXp REFRIGE a, ho de aoTEEBEG CuK ORT tat” $008 oun. | ne. Rep'y Fpatise Press 111. Painting. papering, All work guar- | T u D t 13° “WARM WELL FURN. PVT. | >|? BEDRM. WITH LAKE PRIVi- ‘ a ished. private bath and entrance COLORED “210 is Onan ot eee __ Huron Gardens FOR SALE OR RENT: 2-YR-OLD | giizaBETH LAKE PRIVILEGRS. 1 Attics — Gate or EM 3.4086 COLORED=4 ROOMS AND BATH. 3 "BDRM. RANCH TYPE. NEAR edroom ranch. 1% baths. GET MY BID Pest FE 5-8888 - oe _Close in. Call after 4. PR 4-9613 Heat. hot water. stove and refrig- schools & stores. Knotty pine AN "EXTRA CLEAN COZY HOME Large wooded lot. Water softener, block from lake. Desirable 3 bed- NO RE nD TAPE 3 ROOMS s» BATH UTILITIES, eravor furnished, E, Annett, dinette, tile bath, garage, la Gentlemen _guiy. VE _6-6377. | ow . room 1 fleet bungesiew, exosilent 3-7204 > . garage, large water heater. 4070 Letant. Dray diti Full A-] RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL, ~~ Lost and Found 26 win buy or sell your land com Heights” PED e001, Audarn Inc.. Resltors. 28 Buren &. wit Childrea OK. $75 ent or ROOM WITH BOARD 1 FOR 1 OR 2 ton Plains. OA 8-304. - automatic terpeen, ean arene. - B apandustrial Mason agd 80) Mo OLD MALE LABRADOR | service” Free appraisal" 7 RMS, PVT ENT & BATH BAD a OOH DOL HOUSE NEAR “ee ent | FENCED, YARD ~. EOt*GOeidh FSEE*ETG soo"Mfetns . modeling ‘ Jobo We Coles MY, P whoh Nd i in ro of Stringham i ; OR 3.9701 , Sen om" Cail after 4. PR TSS be ” 2 ose churches i ? 7B Sanitarian, FE 8-6337 Convalescent Homes: MS a oh i. pt 9 COUNTRY HOME. 7 room modern 6& ‘ +1138. | 00: wa ordon Booker, | 3 BEDROO: , creens, Located on bus line on| bedrooms, basement, furnace, a | Al COMPLETE BUILDING sERV. FE $0020. | Giroux & Franks 4985 Dizie Hwy. 4 NICE ROOMS MODERN. Ga- shut * allowed: “FE 22614 ‘afer a, RORAL Sitie. 7S a HOME FOR it tL on | north side. FHA approved. Tmme-| rage, te secre lot. fruit trees & * wality work, licensed. |FOUND: MULTI-COLORED FE- | SHOP | AROUND THEN SEE US rage. FE 2-5408 or FE 4-306 itt Pp — 7 REDROO ‘HOUSE LIKE NEW. care PF cae | diate poxsessio one OL reo strawberries. $15,000, $2,500 down. DONRER v boner IN CO. |_male eat. FE 4.2617 To seli your land contract. . 4 ROOM DUPLEX: ALSO 5 ROOw | CLOSE a WARM. fa"eie &° iw gn reat FB 4 | WAVE BOON FOR OEP ATIENTS | REALTOR: FRANE SHEPAR Orr D. M ‘o6m OA #3372 LOST: WHITE CAT. HAD BROKEN CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. — avartment. Newly decorated. Nice garag | ie — ‘ae = OA ee 2853, Foal B wot a2 REA LTOR. OAREAND: odern 2 bedr a a ND Goad hip, still under doctor's care aa Ti SEASONED Law TANG oe sole #80. FE 7500 or OR “CLEAN to town. ge kD BATH 1° Suisble for coupes “a wis, | ee ee | CUSTOM Bint CARE HOMES. pe bath, Good condition. vacant. ” i . ] | . oF ! at de oe se uaaeany | RY, it seotinoess Pewee a ied 81882. Arthur J. Chandanais. ore 4 NICE ROOMS & BATH, UPPER. oe eeeome Cal FE 23393. 3 SEDRGor WIT Port BASE- | _aeneene Hotel Roose od ta ait Bing te. me eiii. vinnie s . |LOsT: Blue leather Bible at Mira- | —— FE 5-8672__ FOR SINGLE WOMAN, 3 ROOM, DON'T LET LACK OF CASH | INDIA AGE 8 room mvdern mertial, Oi OR Sas | ON “cle Mile ‘Thurs. Name on. cover janted Real Estate 36 4 (Room UppRR” CUTITiTIES © Pslwerater, “private, “ents ead | West side Mayfair Su10¢ cts: | Reasonable. Mate, Oakland, | stop you from owning your own | brick, ¢ bedrogtis, be Goths, wal | {DUMINUM SIDING AWNING & ae value. Reward, PE ——~ ~ _Private. FE 2-4057_ 148 Wall. On fs4545. Private entrance.) p. Rent Stores 4 ties Nees oer vor | ie ne Ree rood, gl bent, ‘Only . ina — __! on | > ) men C. » @ ee “pega one emctelne FE coer ace FRG COETE uy. "thgTAY SAM ygn, RMS SPATH, MLPLOON, VERY von COUOREDUNPORNIENED.5 ? ,REDRM. ULL sqseumgy | .Remt Stores 46 HESS TEA — | hin ere Sable,and white, Answers to Rick ELWOOD REALTY. FE 4- 3203 tion Couple. 4-7267. room apt. Private entrance. Utili- furnace. Inquire 1859 White Lak x00 — ON TELEGRAPH ROAD “ “ . - > - : Doge LLDOZING « TREE aes Ra 23198 WANTED LAND CONTRACTS — 4 ROOMS AND BATH. GROUND _oniy fura, 196 Prospect: “Adulte | _ Road_ MU #81 4-8133 . * across from Tel-Huron shopping Value Packed! _ CLARK REAL ESTATE Oe aise MERTS WATERPROOF ED © 9%), PNGLISR SETTER. vies. Farms and Lake property Don’, floor, private entrance ose (© fon GOLORED 3 ‘BEOROOM” HOME Te REGUS: Seite AE Por Ghee Sek: | 3 bedrms. Colonial ranch located = FESO Ge ee : {Work guaranteed. Free estimates) To agsnapav oad aset Oncikad lose your home We can sell it ore and ite OR 4.0148. -ye” 3,f00M and private bath. sist ta. Call PE 53-6321 | tor. You can sell stor Bart any: '” Bioomheld Twp : 1362 ano aro BY. & Bun : PE 40777 Lake. OR 3-8833. . or you 4 & BATH. FURN. APT. weekly including heat. 280 Fisher, 3 BEDROOM ~ HOME ~ UTILITY thing here! See ss ee Par ridge, i CEMENT Ig OUR SPECIAL: TY Lost’ BRITTANY @PANIEL in Paul M. Jones, Real | Est. eee cre ONT eT pe eC gia cade ee Nake WE. ee Puree. “RD, ful ceramic, td” Bull fee. | — —> _Fioors, basements. EM 3-4879. vic - 832 W y. Huron E 48550 -| FOR COLORED. ° | nt « {0267 BIGHLAND ee 0 PT. oven and ran dishw., disposal, ePigers, basements EM 3-487 “vie. of Joslyn and Peacock. Re- tae CASE {§ Gren welcome. $12 wk (1 block | Lower flat, 4 rooms ard bath, | 3 BEDROOM RANCH: LIKE S NEW.) x 60 ft, 3 se wiring. § @ miles. Vent tan ani hood. Carpeting, | HAY HAYDE N EM 35-0333. LOST: PRI. MALE TRI-COLORED | + | _from er mony Ta nob _| private ent, heat and light furn. r Union per month, west of Pontiac. or| drapes, screens, nen “storms, Fu:l CUSTOM HOMES BY LICENSED Beasie, vieinity of Aubure and | DON'T LOSE YOUR HOME 8 COTTAGE sT T, 2-3 ROOMS, onan . $45 @ month. 17 Earl Garrels" EM ee 11 or EM| _ EM 3-2418. - basement, Ew heat, water sof- |, hs home - ~puilder. Pree UL 2-517. Rocheste ‘gt itaee © Arete. Archie. ja sd ae mediate action quickly, call med.. _Mts.” Coo well fur, ag POY B-1, rion, Cali between 5 and 8 ; BEDROOM WOME 37GaR Gat. ier Ee WEST SIDE ead iio ane pee good. BoROONS. 1 jour rs, Wal Ta DRY Walt, TARO AND I rat Lost BROWS AND: WHITE BET WICKERSHAM | $12 WEEKLY 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE FOR COLORED SESROOM EIT: ge. } doors trom, bus’ $85 per Rent Office Spa $2R5 mand Basqmont. OF! gee. “Close to ORY WALL TAPING AND FINIsH-| ‘any female. Vicinity of E. Bev- ie wEeT MAP yaar ree} bath and entrance. beat and ~~ Private gn ab nce ferntines. meni Call PE _6-0075. __Rent Office Space 47 9s0_Good Mortgage $11,750. - : trance. 3 RMS. CLEAN, MODERN & UTIL-| CALL POR A = "ing. Pree OR 3-oees.|__ erly and Ivy. PE 2 | CA _st. Clair. Child welcome. | _FE $-07 eR YN FLOOR 9 ROOMS OF OF. 4.aKE PRONT. 60° on : . g4 _ity-rm. East side, FE 8-8815. PE. 8-133) 1:30-6:00 P.M. . ges EARL'S CONSTRUCTION LOST MALE BEAGLE PUP. Vic. | . 48 HOURS 380 N CABS, AVE. 2 ROOMS AND - JAMES KO” BLVD 7 ROO: fice space all or part. In heart H 2 B.R. home. Finished in ed Garages, additions, cabinets, etc.| Scott Lk. & Dixie. Child's pet. . Penh. PE 2.0548. [Nearly “new 2 bedroo Mi. CLEAN. ELECTRIC »y downtown efea Corner loca- ouseman-Spitzley_ . 2 large screened porches. | res ser 'youne maanei-aoons, «WOME — EQUITY | apr “Fog RENT iva WaEK.| ‘pumen Slove and retscrsigr | _inge,_no pee a0 ON save | POGine Comatunity Pgeee Got | reas toy PRON CARDERS som et aoa sae nEEECTRICAL SERVICE Lost: YOURS | Malled” LHOUND. = \WRIGHT-VALUET __ | _FE 2-767, 83. Senecs Benedicts ‘School, “A. ae St. 7 RMS. AND. UTILITY. $65 PER | pony. call 3 3. tee, 1, | 24eet far 3 oF § pereene. Cosy welt! Turms. | ward. MArket FE 5-068% PE 5-9441 | BACHELOR APT. N. “END SHOW. SHOW-| Realtor, FE 4-2533 or Caretar } month. 42-N. Hilidaie. Call TET - p Ser eaees, _sman i Se es ee + ELE taker, ‘ 8 ¢ PARTREY ‘Electric. FREE sous ON GET CASH POR YOUR HOMg | ¢f Det). TV. FE a-ts16. | FE + es S038 after 6:20 p.m ‘. baila “beautiful paneled offices. Farge ten perries: Newly painted OFF WALTON, Near MS... 4 ERSTE TEE SL "Notices & Personale 27 °% AN oTOh D0Vhe WUE mQMEOR tn UH, WE eda ae CE eee TE Tid ES See gee Fein dea sae | tae oe ee et ~ erent ~ sale. Phone for areiosiiare. Clark m or being obras |. See. Fee’ | eset 8. aun } ee Fi SesteeadtGn. BEER Ue aN VvaRanY areas, Rg Rie bn atone OURAN mooM AARNE) EES ge agee nee Ne © ROOM AD Da ge A NO RAN AH ne Sar | MODE, LOR BALE 8 CORR ae es ; ol, e e $3! 7 Res - nm evs avey een ge and 3 : ies Soe! ian r : °PREA ZSTiMATES ON WIRING = othy'’s. FE 21MG cnings & Sundays. mun. FE §-9648, : MONEY FOR mvn +) Joe SINGLE ON ORCHARD .*™- 2-6280_after 10 om. Bese mer 4-545. (2) 3-| WATERFORD TWP. Excellent 3 * ‘ heaters. ranges and - - a seer ot gee RCBARD FOR RENT OR er a SIR: brick One at FE 53431 Ro BM A A PRIVATE DETECTIVES s] AND FHA "GLEAN 2 OR 1 ROOM APT. PVT. furnishing. ot wets : 1 mile from Pontiac; $65. a ee. bedroom home. Ciose to +chodls. jectrie Co. 1080 W. Huron. pon ‘anetoyenhy” rE ssl sen POR YOUR BUME ‘bath and ent. Util, Adults, isi BOARD FINAN Gon tnas 8 | "New: So erent, FE BORN, hoor Ren cee Ser aylyan 2 vite, Seared ame.) tech. Or te eee et, Te On er eae en ee _ bert shadow'ng, a c ‘floor, 40 Dwight St. FE 2-5662. __ merry. 4 ROOMS AND GARAGE IN * ee hi , : ee Ps : : Wal carpe EXCAVATING - TRENCHING AEROTRED= WE TRADE WE Bul FREE. 2 NEW 3 ROCHE ani BatH go Harbor, PE 8-6496. _ in “heart Clarkston egg ood 4 car garage, 681) LR. oe agg has hag recren- Wa DORE. a nine aaa KNAPP SHOES 358 We Huron ow BEAN FE 33 pias for bert dime caretaker. Fe Nee APAR oe ere FE. eee SE ROOMS, & BATH citric Ont wilh private, rooms pele Be 8 2801 Watkins La: Pith hart) i ke ad tons. | licens ed, builder FHA - : ved o_Hermen __ OR 3.1592 , Rent Apts. Fu Furnished 37 | FoR COUPLE. La ‘RRPRONT 30 rT coloted pave and eas 3 ROOW BRE TERRACE 7 BED: 3 BED- and ‘tf-street par’ _Jeasonable 48495. _ sree e HA EN, Meals as HOUSE aE IOVING: PULLY Qui ven, en fae i ~ zine No drinkers. FE 24100. __ ie sagtrneds cule ies er ae Ros. | MApie $4816, ——, ps ond en SE oll heat. | ou |_ Quillen, 1 BEDROOM CORNER ~APART-| KITCHENETTE FOR 1 OR 2, $18 | = o.'905 per month, Cail OR WEW OFFices = WEST SIDE Ps 506 down Ye RGREY EO eMODETING. exh cwray agate Panay | sta der a. Motes |_SnaraoR sant wm Ot | an EN Wat v J a 7 : baaiey rofegsionally cleaned : : c SEAROARD FINANCE ¢ CO. 1165) eal nor “apa be ready for the | j 7 nde PAR ERENT FOR LIGHT ae RA At ART MENT. For For Rent Miscellaneous 48| my ~ ae Perry, FE expect at the prices you can af- housekeeping. FE oul: i Fair-| $15 week ‘ *% | Sale Rent Lense KEITH G. STFGW ART ford, call Best Carpet Cleaners. | _.8To NI RS a ro bath, outbid ge ra ; : NG CONTRACTOR, Lij—Free estimates. FE 2-2442, 1 CLEAN, MODERN 3 ROOMS. .. Neate Al pir OR saneen ter si 3 BEDROOM BRICK:1% BATHS, | ” . —_ ~Residential, Commercial, CALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTER _84fage. 154 Judson: 3-943, = — ng ed only. ni gear Oxt Oxt GAS HEAT, U - Mois; Drayton, Plains . hetasteial. “Winter Remodeling) for removal of unwantea hair) i ROOM AND ‘KITCHEN. PYT. ENT. 1 Sadow, wo orton. ie ang BY 14. 2. GA -&-1) You'll be “to. own “t 3 ‘ Available~Ph. FE $-0782.| ‘face, body). Martha Wilder, | Washing. $10. FE 2-0663.__ sm. DOWN | | _fembling repent as ted * FINANCING AVAI State eveeewistered OR 3-2895, iT RM DOWNTOWN, paver x4 For Sale Hous PRONE FE et i ey ena “a corner lot, Bxceptionelly arg : 2 é ~. ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED: | _2-3053. 154 N. Petry. oe a Page ed NCoM asa Tae FROW it igieith double exceptionally eu ASTERING, NEW & REPAIR. ing a friendiy advisor, Phone FE!1 ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. 8. d yt ‘M - Peggy ~ y a PL, “fetes: intehed. Rew! * rE isi, -2-5122, After 5 p.m. or if no an- heat, hot and. cold water _furn-. s L eiTH—east—ot 1 ACRE. Sears” Newly a 28 ae Be. Kitchen wi heating space en. ore eat a swer, PE_-2-8734.- Confidential —-— ony 230-— NS “Paddock: —-Aduite— Pipe weve bet 4 i eat. t TH ead baa od. aol fiean = Rae “et, Bch “ gy +s nist oe ‘ “SNYDE AN a ' ntrance, = Vanca +t Pe aa "3, or and Tinksbine Phone PE. sane sewing, OR” 3 GRC TETING, | Tr PLOOR ALWAYS WARM pratetred tu * Sie. ‘Auburn = Drayton Miains. FE Ait Pisa eee oat INCOME, BATH Wi INFORMATION Roe Atiractive, mecugrn, | compiciely ews ; AMS. UNPU sg. Near pew university ott 5 artiy. turn, apts, E ed fegarding accident, ie furnished spt: Eriv. bath-- Fine eee DECOR - Bouleva Neat e “ype _Washis ns es Pa ROO REPAIRS | ternoga Dec: 7. at's bm corner. Paeving’ “Nene itasbeth bie Ample winted. 3. fu Pt th. $76 8 mo. hom e, 80x940- lot, ‘aiaas easy | KEEGO. OHA BOR : 6 rgrove and Saginaw. Please weekly. 4-5203. _ = . PLAS & REPAIR — REAS. a nS SALE: GARAGE, GROCERY, GAS. stove. ood cond., for gas stove. newly decorated throughout. $1.-, and homes, Bijoomfield Income Property _ 50 . oo | _oune business. MA _ 5-5000. 20623. 500 down. Immediate Possession. = Township. Terms. Consider | ~ SMALL FARM SEND FOR FREE NEW FALL TRADE ROO 4 Bedroom at 28 Seminole gasi trade. i? ate LY APT. cate ROOMS AND ‘ | GAN BUSIN OO UIDE aici peme. wanes 96. 446-28. Pay- _ heat, 2 car garage. : L A | baths. Cormer fenced lot, paved Just right for saddie horses & | Briere List OF ALL kinase | nts Per bw 2 oh an eit seer inum | streets, buildi ing Im rear for shop | ‘room farm home with oak floors. OF BUSINESS Note T _lot or _what ‘have you? re 4-0693 i We sell, buy, trade land con-— sided larger than average | or garage. Baldwin & Oakland. eet. poultry One reer ae aa | PARTRIDGE AND ASSOCIA hea ef ns . a RENT oo tracts. | two bedroom bungalow, wi | ares. down, Low monthly / fruit trees in high state of eculti.| 1050 W HURON, » PONTIAC. PE | _oF se : PE 43560 FE 5-5841 numerous appointments Red |_ payments. | 7 Seats. Owner. ‘| vation, Godd loam soil and level | — 3581 | ns! E an’ berms mp ICE ong ell with nenoramee me INCOME too. See this now at only $14.50 Suburban Shoe Store were. 742 W. Huron. FE 5-910). WHI. view of surrounding coun- 3. & bath tt apartment, most AN Busy Hwy. loc. — among other | Open ape and Sun. trv Lake privileges. apartments are furnished. 1 level VACANT. - stores. Handling shoes and sun-; WANT D CONTRACT, WILL 7 building, central heating plant. ; dry ttems. Clean stock, popular Brey auty in wii” home in Weare SCHOOL DIS- caretakers living quarters, ‘built lo acres on Sashabaw road ‘Tiiis | brands, A-1 bidg. 60 x 60 ft., lge. a Vypterio & SPee de ogriog 3101 EATURON ST. WEST S Well Pog ie “Welge Street, 4% NEAR C HIGH _ Large family home in excellent | ; reduced 244 8. Telegraph SMITH” — and part base- ad lot. ent & gar ‘tan pe Ideal for wider. a elderly couple. ing cost and taxes. Price reduced to $8,500. Term PONTIA “condition on Full basement, gas page sna hot water. 1+ ca price on reasdhable terms, Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor p - FE 3-7848 _ Evenings | MA! 5-6432 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE On N UNTRY. ts this re roo wm aockar. as o~ .j | | ij | i i arena | aay poe: on & 4 ft.# germs, Full es ow ‘down price a ‘ _, payment. POSSESSION tn tp plenty | of what fOr oeay i should a y = —tizabeti take Es- > 2 blocks from - sehool aod otter: + tox vee oe taterest. 2 blocks from grade TR. — One of the older / in 1953. Laundry factlities’ $53, hog room family homes, but | 000 with $13,000 down. Might ac- sound and in good condition, | cept trade. Income $900 monthly and a wonderful buy $8250 | Let us show you this desirable —There ts a fall basement | income. Clark Real Estate, 1362 | automatic heat, oak floor W. Huron. FE 33-7888, Res. FE throughout, and garage. & Open evenings and S§un- ~ days VACANT BUNGALOW $5050 BY OWNER. Ro DRAYTON PLAINS, —$300 down for this two 2 jamie ‘. rooms and bath begreom home iu off Bald. esch rate entrances. pf ih Near Binte ac shopping center. basement, gas reat, laundry down. toy, mon pay- tubs, rooms are small but a ments. OR good starter home. COLORED, 8.E ray PAMILY. LOW | DORRIS & 8ON REALTORS fom payment/ Sian ‘ate_iate 752 W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557 otindte Lae oEEit |For Sate Lake Property 81 7 CLARKSTON Williams Lake Road OREM ACRES SUBIIVIBION 3 bedroom ranctt home vith full t 6950 West CHURCH basement, breezeway, and 2 car | STR OPEN DAILY 1 garage. This home is in excellent /e- ~ BED! M condition and includes wall to. BRICK HOME BEAUTIFUL wall carpeting and drapes. Must | ViEW DEER AKE be sold to settle estate. Immediate | WITH KE PRIVILEGES possession. Reaguires $3.500 down, PIREPLACE, BUILT - IN and payments of $80 per menth. ] CASE, BUILT - IN (OVEN and RANGE. OWN- R RCED TO SELL, RE- F.C. Wood Co. Baga’ Seatt 000. $25,000 CASH TO Williams Lake Rd. at M-59 MORTGAGE. “1 After 5:30 OR 3-2603 / JIM WRIGHT, Realtor PIONEER HIGHLANDS — room modern ranch, oak floors, large living room, full basement, i% car garage. All city improve- ments. plus lake _Drivileges. $16,- 900. tern, PIONEER HIGHLANDS | 4 4 bed. | ads Oakland Ave. 6-9441 Cpee_s til_ 8:30 pareel has a small stream and good. this at only 83,000, Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200, Due jwy. at Telegraph . g CUSTOMER 1 AMPLE CUSTOM R PARKING terms running | a arden soil. See | EC i area Long lease at $150. | ora’ “OR 37555 “Ror | xtures. Priced at $3,000, plus inventory at cost. Smart For Sale. Clothing 64 | . Operator should net $10,000 a yr. $5,000 down will handle. PARI RENE SARE ERROR ENTS OR | 2 2 Fomeats, SIZE 16. WORN ONcE. Giour Pranks 3 Girts WINTER GOATS. 100% 8. SAGINAW. STORE r month, Sale Business Property 57 & apartment building. Income 6260 Owner tl, Very anx- GENERAL REAL ESTATE 3S ® ‘? 4305 Dixie Hwy. OR 30701) clothing. FE 5 se ge “Or 8 ia Open “tl 8:0 BOY'S CHICAGO SUNOCO TATION FOR RENT, skate size 8 me Re i located shabaw and Ma: bee fo ‘ormal, size 9-10, ‘is. Ka Phone Flint Geter 2-1 write Sun Oi) Co. Box 600, Foust to sell. $13, Gentile Realty, UNiversity 1-4918, GENUINE LONG MINK NK COAT, like new MArket 4-3080. SERVICE STATIONS FOR LEASE, MAN'S TUX. 48-50. good mtial Ficese call be- i EAST BLVD. tween @ and 5 0101. After | 131_ Washington, po EEA | 9 pm., FE & 1448. | MAN'S LEATHER COAT, SIZE j Entire block frontage from Mt PURE _OiL co. fh clined, zip fr Clemens to Featherstone. 220 ft = pane ener ne eee $20, es 3e41 4 includes modern gas station plus STANDARD OIL COMPANY: MOD. | __DOW 2 : ae: attaehed 32x60 cement block ern 2 bay station, Main and Hur- WAEMORT. ine pun. See bathing. suitable ter major re- | po Milford. Financial souisiance excellent cond. Size 10. PE 4-0378. pairs umping an painting a training evailable. Ca R | SKIRTS FS8Es ALBO BE . Shop. Serving aree resent 33414, after 7 p.m. GR_4-7187. miners Dares aA ao we rea. pportunity o ~ | Oniy, 833, G00 on terms, , Call for ; WELDING ner meu ook SUP. ie all site 12, like new. OL . oOin timen . ns RILEY REAL ESTATE, MILE SELL OF Leese: STAR | SAL At BIRENGHASTS ats “ . ° ra on mam 1 509 Elizabeth Lake Rend i * i Good selection of used men’s 8 PE 4-1157 ser, | ~Reseenable. OR 29677 S———- | women's and children's clothity. ~ >... 2a | pas ortun my « es | Rent, L’ 'se - Bus, Prop. STA Sale Land Contracts 60 scopal Church, ass W. apie. 1,000 suita wood UARE PT space Weatlatie. i Bast . Rochester. OL 2-3522 FLOOR. SPACE. | i! e for emall machine or | Also office | Third, Ne Birmingham. Open 9:30 t $4,875 Buys this solid 2-story’ 7-reo } Sale Household Goods 6. Goods 65 P 4-1119 LAKE FRONT AND erg Lore. | Calt Commerce EM 3- “Partridge rooms frame. ben house is in Hy rec, ‘1% car ga- beautiful “condition throughout. Ig THE “BIRD” TO SEE Tage on q let_street, Only $13,500. . : aetna , _ Lake at Your Door | r ~ wn Williams Lake is right at the OJ, WEST SUBORBAN — No dows front door of “this ‘et bedrom payment, ou just merece costs will t oF ato 3 ranch home, Lar ~¥ ’ home. Nat. fireplace. forced air heat. sea wall, ing room, kitchen. Located on t glassed & screened porch lots, 2% .- rear , of F.A.| Beautiful setting: Owner leaving reat use your for Plorida,; $15,950, You show fore it neapires. “Call for foy ice skating and fishing— € WEST SUBURBAN RANCH — 3 bedroom brick with base- ~ ain Oa Raw aa gkeellont Lrg uisitely paneled, TV and ne year's summer water sports here. Real attractive! ‘BIG PLATTE LAKE 3 witat” airlines Traverse City and room,” en- | Ses “HOYT REALTY | | Se, aa re Se ae eli FE soma * ‘TelegrAh 2.9966 pos or - ron |: oo at $1 "000, large living room, . Mus = to anttie K. Le Sema. se ‘Paul Mw. mare Real Ge _— at a5i2ts &s TRI- LEV PE 4-855 VEL STAI TER | 34 - | : {ose wy BATEMAN : ‘Kan * Busines Or portunities 50 TR BAR: communit H. C. NEWINGHAM Corner Auburn and Crooks UL 2- aay Uy ‘SHOP in “thriv=— Low rent and long lease. Call for information | brick home sold in August 1985 f for | ia PAIR DANISH ‘MODERN CHAIRS, | laid occ, chair, 1 dark green teed ~ Rrowens, balance, | is $6,500 1? oe harr. ised’ swivel s fost ete che All. newly Warren stout, Realtor Th 77 N. Sagin . ve 5-165 " Like new, Open daily ‘tl 8 pm 4x3 alimioum han’ shanty ove 0, OR | 7755. LAND CONTRACT tS TO BUY “to sett Batt Garrets, “EM EM 3.4086 Money to Loan State Licensed Lenders) PPP PLL PPR NPS ~ OR. TE... F211 | Baby cribs : SEW ” MACHINE. — $10 up. TVs, $19 up: 5 _pe auneces $12 up. Bed sprin or 6l i . "Evervihia for ‘the BUDGET YOUR DEBTS | - B&jgt' BSE Bote 16 BEAUTY an OP. 4 BOOTHS, FUL- | CONSOLIDATE BILLS-NO LOANS equi d. In heart of Vice. | For your best’ bet ,) ~ Fei obara, Utica, Reas. td get out of debt see @olorful cushi Public ‘26511. All day Mon. | Financial Advisors, Inc. | table between. oer teec aL BURDING 778 3'2 $ SAGINAW 31053 | Gite, Apres iE 35x20 : feet on lot 60xi60 feet. Now | Borrow with Contidence | 7 PIECE GREEN LIV ide da for. drive-in restaurant. | outfit. Dining room - suite. Ide ioe for ‘any business. - $25 to $500 stove. Odd tables. FE 21987 or pert Prey choice “Household Finance Eu __2aett we | Corporation of Pontine . aul ‘M, Jones, Real Est. Wh Be Ldphag ie S etn mate ramet BUCKNER” | ELLE TERT 72 | Gg or other r busi- | CAN MAKE THIS ness. $90 per mo. 188 E vd, | South, PE "3-6890. —THE BEST~— GROCERY STORE FOLLY —CHRISTMAS EVER— Other businesses sible. Plenty parking. OR 3-0728. A real hot. spot located on a1 main thoroughfare in Pontiac wi GET &, do $500 Bont mise “— Sa cal ie mY arren: Stout.” Realtor ‘Signature e. tN Gp 8 pak™ §-8165. : fait hay Repay GROCERY STORE AND PARTY ‘STORE $500 CASH Pontiae, Serer Walled Lake, JHOME | & GROCE RY He ered at Fe. 4 Mogi 2. bed 36x24 Be feat, enuipmnent r - t stock included, aes "5 es i ona acres aoe “OAKLAND | rvs. rem HI-FI, Portable, pag 7-74 ZENITH TRANSISTOR Guaranteed, a case, & Ear phon 544.95 picture tubes. We $1 WEST HURON ing magia: 7 ae i OR es Bi Oven. ¢ a.m. to:9 p serie. 6 ie has eg , New, 7” _ The GooD SOUEREELPING SHOP New. All tviced $150.05 =~ Baro All Speeds. | RADIO8. Batieries. Pontiac | ze a] Cae TYPE! freezer. Reas. OR 30413. _ aes. (ER. VERY GOOD | yrs. old, $100. all ‘day weekend NORGE aUTowario” WASHER. FE 4-1468 after 6 cond. _ : iSION. BEAUTT.| ful cabinet. $75, MI 6-187). ae 2 Pe bn. Kexwore § “Stave, $20. FE 50883. & 5. W G 4 a legs $40. 35 hos | oegrens Service 8. Case Pontiac . Both like n_ Ave. Store, 5-6123. ATTRESS WITH BOX "gel frame, §40.- Per- . 3-7085. LER OIL petnorind HEA’ pre-season 5 rices S* A. Thompson, 1005 3 M58, Pest OVER 50 Vat 2) TV Ss $14.08 up antenna nae $15 EB. Walton FE 2-2287 WA LTON TV rs. FROM | $8 ANTIQUE, sora. HAMMOND OR- 2-3 full of oil, tank on legs Visit cur trade dept. for réal bargains 24 MONTHS TO PAY We buy, se!! or trade. Come owt | end look around. 2? acres of free ays = Phone PR 5-9241. ‘ON SAT. 8 TO € TO 6 ‘ taller E. of footise of } dams of Auburo Heights on Auburn Ra, MaO PE 2-3337. ‘POOL TABLE, REG size, originally $350, l-yr-old GE stove, dou like new ; turn-table, $5; pc. m 4 mm - PHILCO REFRIGERA OIL BURNER WITH 220-GALLON | $45. * furatare. Heated a 5-room how H $8 atin *. 321 1’ Dick, “utter 6 changed to gas heat. Also chrome ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WA — | dinette set, wood dinette set FOR | THE HOME, CAN BE _ for $15. FE 5-1375 ¢ or 136 Murphy. LES PFAFF SEWING MACHIN Lathe ante? tal) bar serongutes tntes set . Pen Pate: us | machine. Take over paym |, $1136 mo. or pay tota! $138 32. we UL ATION now $190 ble oven, aple bed- | room set, $75. MI 40484. SETTER Piepoalin SFE Test COOP, pad and music otand. ‘eas’ Pe ar waxing. dries tn 36) minut “pelephoto, wide “ae x ne GOOD "HOME. REASON: NEW A ; Way” — g. es minutes. - ele , Wide angie, . te wigs and up. wert BEDS. Bou agay COTW wallow SPORT — GALLON “OTL TANK WITH | — Sane erp renee LE Re. | 7 are American made $00.86, Now | iver enacenserieg, Used § ralls.| BARTY. CALL Pe 5 310d er : | o a . . ‘ ARVON TY, $35; REFRIGERATOR | ROTARY CLOTHES TRONER pipe fittings, $18. FE oe _ | STANDARD TYPES TER. ale EF Meare Bitctric, 1000 | muse feltEta Sauer ™™ NEW) Me boat * F ee ene 7 neers Lecklin Rd., “onten La Lake. Peers 8161 Commerce Road , ARE YOU COLD? CAL 4 ; a ; Cooling Co. OR atioe : BEN HUR 20 CUBIC FOOT UP. PREINVENTORY SALE ON RE. Ack fer ‘Bil our expert on any | | eteyelopedia” Lapnel EDUCATOR | Sale Musical Goods 71 BEAGLE PUPS, 7 NO OLB. #10 _ Tight freezer, OR 3-7607 built washing machines ond; type of heating. Ne ebilgations | bie. ~~~ | BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. AF- BABY BUGGY, BASSINET, TA-| Vacuum sweepers. Open 8 a.m. whatsoever. -| ; ANTIQUE ORGAN, 100 YR. OLD. | “fectionate & housebroken. ‘OL ble bathine baby scales, bottle te a pm Thyle Electric, corner >) apcO Orr, , BURNER. COM- '21-1N. TV. WITH METAL STAND. Playable. FE 4-3641 after 4. 1. 29-6081. . sterilizer, 2 gates, $30 Drum ta- 5189 Johnson and Howard FE. plete. FE 3-77 2x4x8 Pine 39¢ ea. Reas. FE 5-8002. . : —- : bie, #40. 2 tires, e105, one 110 —_ __ | ree OF HE “iA. bees . 9c € RICAN PLYER IN, AND ACCORDIAN. ROSSELLI. 120 BASS. BLOND SPANIEL PUP- : _15.' ab with tubes. -|REYN@LDs SHAFFER SUPER AUTO iy 7 ay Condition, $70 ; a Comb. 4 h 29 | AMERIC. TRA! N peed only 6 times, Make offer. , Pies. AKC registered. Will hold “easy 2NITORE POR SALE eee le Water softener. $125. ter softene um. Comb. doors, prehung $2 95 | Market tes, $20.| Eves. 3-7221. ah Caristenss. 267 W.~ Drahner ~~. 3-2344 ! rs she MT. ; ACCORDION SALE — ALL SIZES. ~ : LY — 1016 MT. Pirebrick ©. ......... lOc ea. - SRAND 7 WROUGHT IRON SINGLE MAPLE BED WITH *eliene EE 5-1665, Plumbing, "AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN, CO Accordion loaned free to begin- COCKER el Reo oS bunk bxd- complete with springs! chair’ $12: playpen, 86. high lectrical, paint and formica, In- 100 sq. ft. insulation $ 3.87 | lete accessories. Boy's 24 ike, ners with lessons. FE 5-542 e < and mattress. $3995 Pearson's; ir, $6. MI 4-3167 Ounce work on glass. 52 | ' ice skates MI 6-1888 ELKHART TROMBONE Goop | —Sugarlang Kennels. EM_ 3-024. Furniture 4? Orchard Lake Ave. SAL LE $$$—ALL 1959 “REFRIGERA- electric whter heater, $69.50. 30, Roll roofing. 90 Ib, BOY" 8 5 JOHNSON RACER eae cond. $50, 44988 after 6:30. "CANARIES oe SALE. TTH Ts, ranges, dishwashers, dryers al. ter heat., 30. Open. torm windows any " pize & shape | ic skates, size ont... Se Be PAIS Chrome. padded igh chai | washers Delivery for Christmast “Gaye week. pe Ceiling ‘tile—sa. sp MEM 0151. CLARINET | Pe. FOR SALE, LIKE 5ACHSHUND PUPPIES. AKC. EM $6. FE 4-5407 | R Huren Munro Electric, 1060 W “ARMSTRONG” Knotty pine paneling, 8q. ‘tt 6c BOY'S ae a GIBL's Sree. i TS FER ER a BRAND NAMES OF _3: GND FEMALE -AKE Re SHES. - LY AINLESS a AU- oe ce skates. s racing : DACHSHUND, FEMALE. = ayrerin Leite oven & cook ND gly . FOOT | REFRIG- | Ox9 Inlaid Tile Oc tod. = wlan pod eal | 2 23108. |. Chord organs. istered, $35. ‘e) ne terrier, top. Built by Lindenann-Hoverson| ¢Tator. Api00 Like new condition. | . & materials priced to sell. BOY'S CHICAGO ROLLERS WITH | small used mahogany spiret. UKC, $15. Call after 6, FE 2-4436. Ph. 82323 or see at 110 33, Moe Drayton Plains, “BuyLo” EE NCL AIMED | FHA Terms EE Estimates case, Size 2; Boy's Ice Skates, FREE TO GOOD HOME: 4 MOS. Lake Angelus Rd.. N. Ponting. |_North off Sashabaw _ | TILE OUTLET Open 8-5:30 mon Sine dj poate lee Exsen Size Small Console piano, :nahogany. old female toy boxer. FE 2-8257. BUILDER LEAVING STATE. WILL | . : : ri's Ice ates, ze 6; . aek Ertl prose. misc. bids. ma- | 102 8 SAGINAW ____ Fram S \ | Girl's Chicago Rollers, Size 6. Reconditioned Piano ......... .$ 98 LABR ADOT ‘handsome Put pies fo terials, plimabing fittings, ay ANCHOR FENCES URPLUS tus IBER _OR 3-4 - Bae for Christmas Beank. block.” Pricks,_ skate ncney dawn PHA approved. & MATERIAL SALES CO. | sore EE s EXCELLENT Cc CONDI. | Reconditioned Piano ......... $129 Labradors. MAyfair 6-2613. —RANERUP | Oil-Gas Home Heaters | Peer estimates FE 5-147) ssn Highland HAIR DRY! On | atte oe 388 | Reconditioned Piano with new MIN: BLACK POODLE, MALE. BANKRUPT stock | SUPER FLOOR HEAT BEEF AND PORK — HALF AND | casters, $50 PE 2.5152... B. “ ORORUERS. BASENJI | “ivorys, small, medium size . $195/ All shots. FE 8-86 Living room. Bedroom and bréak. | Pays for itself with | quarters. Opdyke Mkt. FE 5-7941. sc | _BUppres. ad FEMALE, SOLUTE: SPAYED. fast sets. Chairs and rockers the fuel it saves. BOLENS AND WHEEL HORSE —SPECIAL— | BUSHELS OF TOYS, TOYS, TOYS, | Piano. excellent, very small. Well-mainnered, good with chil- Lamps and tables Box springs |NO MONEY DOWN — TRADE | tractors with snow blades. Jari | Genuine ,School Desk. _ only os cheap. New, used & second, Bar-| M any case ............. $260 Gren Free” to good home. FE and mattresses Must sell ISCI YOJR OLD HEATE snow blowers. Will pick up and | Cupolas—8 Ps ecial ..$9.88 | __@ain House, 103 N. Cass. Special sale on all ¢izes of actor- mediately. A chance for a real CHICK’S MY 5. 3711) repair your tractors and power | Garage Siding arty CAMERA CONTA-FLEX MODEL 4) “Pians FOR CHRISTMAS AKC COCKER, Bise Pla erent oe Pale 3 SOLID MAPLE BUNK” OR TWIN mowers, ete. Give us a call. EN | Black Clear tir, ie oixts wee and case. Built in Hight meter. 8. __pups. OR 3-0518. “th 6 Fr. “ti! 9: 1.000 ft. north; beds with springs. mattresses, sree, MA’ 5.7878. Dixie Hwy ‘Oak Ploor Bhorts. 100 ft $7 77) mee ees lens. PE $0000. Small depestt down, balance on easy | KITTENS, GIVE AWAY TO GOOD o a & P Market | ladder and rail $50. Ca ; 30 Mahogany Ply 4 $4.97 (CHILD’s FORMICA TABLE AND li 9 pm. every | “home. 7 weeks, Hausebroken. UL GHROME TABLE a2 -¢ CHAIRS |__4-7891 8 after 5 p.m, | BABY BED, 2 HIGH CHAIRS. ri | AU BURN LUMBER __ Chair. Boy's clothing U UL LL 2-3181. ni ght ‘until coctmas. Gift Cer- 29-3859, overstutted club chair & slip cov- SPECIAL 9X12 RUGS. $2495 Mc. | {Win,, stroller. Baby scales. PE | 4 CHICAGO ROLLER GEATES, Size) ttewee TYLA MALE BOXER or PE aeTis. Leod Carpet. 2685 S. Woodward. | ic AUBURN ene | uy ice skates, size 10, worn once. | LAGHER’ 5 _ CASH FOR USED TVS. FURNI. —PE_ 27701 _|® ae Pp Osond, act “wu are =e 18 E. meron” -0566 | MINIATURE "SOCSLaN OF OF VERY tere been Ph 3-uer STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD _EX- he ter, exc. c SKIL ELEC. ‘DRILL. COLEMAN | CHILDCRAPT SET, EXCELLENT Baby Grand Pi ‘ood stock. AKC registered, Little ehanged. Turner's. 602 Mt. Clem. | —*!te*_§ p.m. ooler. Men's ice skat., 9. Bar-B-Q | condition, $40. OL 2-278]. aby Gran 1ano Beauties. Nice Christmas gifts. a" CONDLETE HOME PUR NITSHINOS | ens. FE 2-0801 BATHROOM FIXTURES, OIL AND, geil Corey olec. knife sharpener. | CROCHETED AFGANS. & BED. sompletély ovehauled refin- | EM 3-8261. Pewee Tomes SME SEE ue, PRENGIT-MURON Gag. | FMA TAC He NEUE Myce MM BClac eaches mtr ESSE fy, movers. aw Puma. PR) Sed Spool i tr puck Se | PUPPIES. IDEAL. FOR CHAIET: | CLOTHES DRYER. ELECTRIC | m spring. * Hardware, elec. supplies. vrock & | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BAR- | POOL TABLI graph Rd FE 27-0567 Across _™as_& Best‘ brand made Sens | Trade equity Binal arent ang i tile Galvanized copper. olack, GAINS) Reaty cash at SEA = ey om Ine Le ff MELB. | trom Tel-Hurvn. POODLES, 3° MOS. OLD. REG scratched. Exceptional value! mo Inq after noon pine and fittings. Lowe Brothers Cae FINANCE cO.. ites N. pore \gsaw Erestae net, = FOR SALE MEDIUM SIZE UP- _ 641 Third, Michigan Pluorescent, 393 re SINGER “port ZIG-ZAG AT. aint, Super kemtone and rust- Perry. FE 8- 47014 right piano. Fair condition. $60. POODLES. POMERANIANS, TINY chard Lake Ave cleum TRAILER HITCH, “COST 70. WILL 384 Alberta 2-9006. |__min. Dachshund, 3-2803. ~ _ tach $1940 Electrolux vacuum. HEIGHTS SUPPLY $ GIRL'S ca - SCHWINN: BIKE. ~ $25. er CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR WITH: 31495. Wringer type washers ? sacrifice, $35. FE 4-9280 $-6030 a! | FOR CASH TO PURCHASE MU. | PahAKrkis SAN ARIES CAGES | Lice reset Bite, electnic, tore.) $19.50 Xerms Curt’s Appl. PE 2685 _Lapecr Ro __FE +4903) THE SALVATION ARMY GiRLs see eons BICYCLE. ical Instruments, see (SEABOARD | Focc Since 927 _584 Oakland Ave. er Blond 6-year baby bed 5-409 /) CASH WAY ev RED, SHIELD STORE Male Airedale, & table saw. Oa FINANCE CO. 1185 N. Perry. PARAREEIS. CANARIES. CAUES. _2-0367, TYPEWRITER. 2 COMPLETE UM BER PRICES verythine to meet your needs | 3507 8-9661. __.| food, Crane's, 2488 Auburn. UL CASH FOR FURNITURE. TOOLS ~2oU\h beds. toys FE ¢-0838 NLEY ALUMINU x ote at when ‘ans SAR. CHAIN DRIVEN. GOOD PLAYER, PIANO. EXC. 2-200 Nee ica enue eints One TAKE OVER PAYMENTS-BRAND | STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS = ___11?_ WEST __ cE ehts & horn OR 337 | working cond, OA 8-3597. | POODLES. AKC. TOP QUALITY +4066. | Rew "9 GE automatic washer Burmeister Ss FALBOTT LUMBER | citys WAIN DaivE: Frac. | GIBSON GUITAR, $50 ‘Only 3.) $50 ea. NA_ 17-2931. DON'T WAIT TO TO REFURNISH | ~ | city You save $88 Pay only sacs Redwood fence | pickets. Otaes | tor, good cond. FE @0787 | _OR. “CASE FE #8 ag VALUE MARC ree Ty weeks, os. paper t 2.35 cS ) ~ oOresea or waterpr bil _ ,. Piaf cB" fi hens) Sect yrange * NORTHERN LUMBER XSite as Mipep tier a hea wine anor aur | merece air f tptned, ul veld for “Corahaes 8-9661 Se mpeny ou akiand Ave -| legs. Green felt top, ne | HAMMOND | CHORD SmGaN A-l DREAMING OF A WHITE le TR: \DE- IN DEPT | 1940 oy cake Red ew 34171 vie coms DOORS. ANY. ae | lege reas. MI 6- 6-108 pew con 7 PEKINGESE PUPPIES” REO. 3925 §? r tub wash 24.95 | eos er IR SALE pened aie OSL ei CEERI TE caSwrren sorretan coe 7O* SUE gErgevON os KRG, SSREI A SA ta Pe 0 guaranteed re-| As i at k $ Btn bali Bain A dn tntnon sr frigerstor chest type deep freese. | Metal eather rec “r $9921 CLEARY CASH REGISTER AND. pletely gputomatic — Rrasonadle. FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS. 3 PC. PAN AMERICAN CLARINET. A-l breeding. PE 2-4565 avtomatic washer or electric stove Red Vel. 2 pc. liv. rm suite $39.95 | Cleary adding machine. FE %-2697 | ice skates. 1 roller shoe skates condition. 946. UL #1470 ' POODLES. PURE WHITE. ALL’ home jest tke brand new) pa Red hide-a-beds $49 50 CIRCLE” FLUORESCENT LIGHTS Cee orn erice uy ot $10, rei Eagle accessories. OR | | IANGTONIEG nasi SCHMIDT | toy, reg.. male, $125, Also diack | , ixie AW, ec. range 450 > Most modern lights for kitchens, : =f re male as pet. FE 4-2931. 5-1341 Open 12 noon til! m.' LOTS OF OD 1 ts : Pea Stee Wek Sy Eat:) k°Tandte OE Tan MBS Gace tnd freceation ‘moons TSED (BRICK FOR SALE. Mo. GILBERT WO ELECTRIC TRAIN /iLVER TONE ELECTRIC GUC | pan TeRRTEN PUPPIES. MALE. * y Sie or Christmas. __ WYMAN'S > marred Factory Showrooms, - freight set, passenger car controls. Like new. $95. MU 9-4224 | DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. EXC 18 W. Pik Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Or- USED HEATING : Transformer, 8: after 6 p.m, i DLES, ADORABLE WHITE | “~~. cond. Breakfast set. corner table. ® PE 4-112 chard Lake Ave 3 EQUIPMENT switches track. houses ané_pty- D NICE APPEARING, | ‘YS: 6 weeks oid. Nice for-Christ- occasiondl chair. FE 5-9750. \TAPPAN ELECTRIC BUILT-IN “A ty Specials wood boards, $18. Girl's 24° bi- ee OR NI Obive Tivse, | mas gifts, After 6 p.m. 123 Semi-| DEEP FREEZE EXC COND” #138 oven and service unit for sale ‘Cash and ‘Carry pecia Ss Coal Purnaces cycle, $20: boy’s 24° $10. Child's | _$00¢ tone. eR. : ‘| _nole. Refrigerator. $35. gas stove $25, Like new Call MAple 5-1498. 11 | 1x1G — 12 w.p. Sheathing 85.00m Oil Burners play “kitchen cabinet, $10. MT USED MERCHANDISE | Poopte” Trimiings. EXPERT wringer washer ‘20: electric, $™ to 2 pm. MA 5.2261 after ix2 yp. Stripping 02 lin. ft. Blowers 4-6067. Hammond chord organ, walnut| %@fvice. No sedatives aed oe ae couch, never |e oa GAs RANGE POR ELEC (Bed Conn rie a cs | oul Aviva” omnes noe an Be Eis case, like new $951 | _4-2268 US : ng room suite, $25; AS Ce . 8 : an 8 ice | yctse. like mew. ........... ae Aho 21° TV. good cond oe | 850: be uke box.| tric range R B. cattaare Electric Sta Insulation 16 0.c. 3.90 sq. ft.| Can arrange for installation «| skates. size 5 and 6 $2.56 each | re eee es ote now fino SODLES, Poms Reg. PE a Nd $25: electric dryer, $30. 5.2766. Co, 1060 W. | com plete line of colts: prod: financing. 8-8066 Gretsch amplifier, was "$385, now Pipe arar. Al ag. PE Sta ELEC. STOVE, $40 REPRIGERA. TRADE ELEC RANGE FOR GAS nets at ag ELBLINO | oI CHICAGO ROLLER | _ $260. pups. $50, each. From good hunt- tor, $35. Inquire FE 4-41 range. RB Munro Electric Co... HAGGERTY U MBER | RUNG ot skates, size 6. Toe stops. FE | Gibson steel Guit. was $80, now ers. Phone NAtional 17-9066, Or- woui..2A®Y 8PIN DRY FOR acs Ex Ex. —!06¢ uron & Sup GRINNELL’S tonville. cellent condition. Reasonabl MA 44551, aoBBY HORSE, $15; 2 SMALL og saginaw PE 3-7168 RABBIT. 2 DOES AND A BUCK. prie fadie coun afo. machine “ao Weekdays 7 ¢ Sat. 1103) Sy STEREO TAPE RECORDER | with wh ds. t6) Exe. ond. ‘ed | RENT - SPINET PIANO WITH hutches, Phone FE 40795. na ca \ | wheels a a ee 2 numer ELECTRIC LOVE. © GOOD COND. | $19. Refrigerator. $20 5 rocm | COLEMAN GAS SOR Coco | Webcor extension unit. Complete xe. 60 option to purchase. All, moneys piansTERkD BEAGLE PUPPIES ? oil heat, $39 Gas heater. ter 66-000 ‘ BTU 1 yr. Used 3 mos. FE 2-4752., Stereo Jone i eet. 8. Original cost a wil be applied toward the pur- FE 8-6178 - ELECTRIC & GAS RANGES AT) BTU, $50. Chifferobe $18 | yr. Cees 7 ee | _ $305, Pho ‘TADY's ROLLER | SKATES AND | Chase price >! the plang! AEG. TOY FOX TERRIERS. EN close-out an Maple 56011.) son's Trade-In 37 Orchard take | COMBINATION DOORS | “WESTINGHOUSE ELEC, ROASTER S21 * © lke new, $12. OR ALLAGHER’S 3-4080, ALUMINUM & WOOD Sie eke Sot ahs | LION 8 BH FE 40566; | SIAMESE MALE KITTEN I led Both, almost E EL FREIGHT TRAIN AND & 2 Huron 8. -PREBZERS — ane Ope : AREEZERS Used Trade-In Dept. Insulation | size, sled Both, almost new. exiras, Track mounted on 40 8 SAMED - te als & : New Duo Therm heat $19 95 boar automatic switches arge USED PIANOS I . crate'marred onan, feratched or Studio couch | - $480/ BENSON L oe yah BER co. ___ Christmas | Trees, 67A | _traustormer ete EM 34188, Wiegand Music Center | bisek 40g with personality thet count prices avenport and chair $29 95 - - “™ | $ _ shed Mncitad 2 yeats to pay Gas Range $29 50 | DINING Sure i? TV CONSOLE ALL KIND KINDS, ACROSS CLARKSTON LARGE WESTINGHOUSE ELEC- |Biane “"Tunne MIRACLE MILE TRAINED BEAGLES & COON 00 dave same as, cash | Electric Range washe 4 $4 | wane cri chifferobe and rec- Hi. $2.95. Will _w'sale. MA 5-1501,' tric_ roaster. Used 2 times. OR "'@no Thping rE 14934 epe - —s 3091 Rochaven. _. > washer 39 90 ord cabine 5 CHRISTMAS TREES — PINE. + EIMARANER. 4 MOS. OLD. AKC | WAYNE GABERT Table, buffet and 4 chairs $39 50 TTT asun 32-7888. 121 N Saginaw FE 5-6180 Refrigerator == 849-50 Oo Foo FAVE 8 pane OB Bring tools Belect early, 3022 | LIONEL TWO - ZW 275 WATT. Sele “Office Equipment 72 | wirhes aae FoR +M FINE “2 . AM & PM RADIO. $45 THOMAS ECONOMY colors to choose frém, interior Sieeth Rd. 3 miles west of Com- transformers, 5 engines. “O" LARGE OFFICE DESK. CHAIR female pup. O-BLD | PE 56-8755. 361 § Saginaw __FE 2.9151 or exterior See our wal paper merce Village. My mile erat ‘of gauge, 7 sets automatic switches.’ and file cabinet, $75 Like new. ‘FREEZERS — UPRIGHT | FAMOUS UsED TV $1995 UP. SWEETS and matching fabric selection intersection of . Rd. & | over 150° of track. many cars & FE 4-9289. ‘ , Dogs Tinned: ag 80 name brands scratched Terrific Rede Appl 422 W # F Berry Bros Jeiled Magic no @rip, Duck Ra uu “E635 daily | many other accessories. MA OE OO, Values £14095 “while they last.) 4112 a5 & ADP ron FE paint 8 to. 6. I 6-3120. | SMITHCORORA, 4 re 2 ADGIG | BRITTANY PUPPIES FOR No phon order lea Hchig = OAKLAND fUEL & PAINT 7 sere ej] Digase. Michigan i AREHOUSE PRICES ON FREEZ 436 OMMMANT, ae Spa eigo CHRISTMAS TREES. pie OLE; MAGAEING SUBSCRIPTIONS Maer WALNUT TYPEWRITER DESK) jarwane Ave. ; rs aen pleigeisions and bath DOG HOUSES. DOUBL sig ON baisam. 809 8. Woodw | MIDS - aoa eadbd and swivel chair, Bucsient condi- | 5 Boarding. Mepodion ntining 4 FOR SALE 1 BASSINET. PLAY burg Me eo ances Davisy struction. 770 Walton Blvd. CHRISTMAS TREES. 30 OP Brand new. half sprice, WiUTO. | _ tion. 5-8786, trimming \ Britlany pee le, Perle's snow sult size “8 mos Ali WHITE EDISON CRIB) BALL FREE STANDING TOILETS $1895 - Srote waines Open Sunday. 467 prize. “Has novchitéren. PE 8-0312. | _ Sale. Store Equipment 73) eo seer ee, ‘up i deliver. | items reas. OL 1-0588. _ trim, with chest. Beautiful dining ein “hard et. * THAT DO _MODEL TRAIN™LIONEL 0-27 EN- NON RR DNA APE . - FRIGIDAIRE WASHER, $65. 3034. room pe co cherry meporany 20-foot lengths 6c tt CHRISTMAS TREES — “fresh daily. ~ * rE 4603 ad sccene. | STATION EQUIPMENT A od Pa ‘Hunting &l books. W. Huron, after | with pads and chair: very beau. 4:10, hard copper, No charge for evergreen brahches | axe THis THE ; BESTS -———-| Gel Defore T.p.m. RAR Annan Capitol Appliance. 5-9407, sizes in stock from $26 anc calm. Our special select trees at % BYP. COMMERCTAL TYPE ait information on best ; ; ‘ LD WHEAT a Electric door operators. folding | 233 Monteaim, J & H Auto S!! Compressor. Perfect condition. | fishing this area. Cilff lent cond. Will sacri- Hi-Fi, TV ¢ & Radios 66 closet dors and disappearing | —Sties. FE 8-8193. | Iv@ ft. hose, pores reel Ra. $175. PE | Dreyer’s Gun & Sports Center, De. $100. New id LARAAnA PORTA stairway i WE GHRiSTMAS “TREers ~~ |< 8-077. 2635" 8q | 15216 Holly Rd.,. Holly. MBlrose bo . 3” TABLE M Mone, Ty $10.98 We gee “estimates on garage re n i : WELDING “SHOP a oe Soe: 46771. ith drawer, $40. FE 2-6063. 7 GR TVS modeling. _ Balled and bariavoed. McNell’s ‘complete wz RT OF BROWNING ce Raytheon table’ mode) $44 95 Qoem trom 6 te ton. “MAple ‘5-200, Clarks: 7 a ‘Automatic ne Oe 24” De $79.95 pie annette Do it Yourself 7) Mor Christm soa alec! 30 other sets to “choose from BERRY oo ats ut ES ! Cae NEEDLE Pine. NORTHERN SRE ARIEL D ORPRLD LEA, Whol lesale, EM 3-8 747, FOR REN bees WATER HEATERS, 30 GAIL. | | PREMIUN SCOTCH SUITABLE T as. New. Soneumers Power ap. - ettttts ms, displays, aE COMBINATION ; & record betel OL TV's. CONSOLE D HPL ‘matior cab! ath iene ‘ #8 Norn 2B, fl ot FE 5- saitmsed* i pa. -home. a RADIO, 2-741. PUR- 2-0367 j i oF FT. CAST {ROR. RECESSED | PE 4-1555 | at + ao TV. 3390! | Rd. 44-4945. NEW | DELUXE 1 PORTABLE SPEED | ia ‘oii 35 ACCORDIAN, WALNU : GE window atr-conditioner, ; ~~ $74. youth bed, $15. TV, j walt ae MA 5-$61) t 6 ROOM NORGE OIL SPASE eae | Cle Clarkston MIXMASTER, WITH mma PPL meat grinder i ike pew bow! $i5. 112 SGAVE eee BING 60 PE a fomen mixer, A-l cond., $35. MA Cres | eceeree CABINETS. LARGE 20 sof ° ” A. 7005 Mi®, mirror, slightly marred. "$3.95. Geet: Open Eves. Reon ! Also. tremend of med- jeine cabinets” with or ber a ren wit oe $40.05. West, lity. » Thompsso, ae os Mao fe | } igan scent, Lake Ave. — 37. _heater, exc. cond, $35, MODERN fans BEWING MA- | chine. Streamlined designed in f Suite sam pte = ying. ey. wher une ee] - '40-YR. 5¢-GAL. ELEC WATER : wil i Thom $67.50 cash & carry G. A secept yd. nen 7 per 7005 M59 West. Open im pson, mouth from reliable party, Capi- PE 5-9407. ” tol Appliance. bearoom sulte, kitchen set, rahe MONEY POR Any eer re \ gent's. wrist watch, toys, baby | ike nes gene, BEA! Jumper, books. Man's sults & top| RD FINA E CO., 1185 i coat. Marple corner cupboard, sin. Perry. FE 8-966: a Or 0536. miscellan- NORGE FOR — PURNACE. 30X18 ~VANITY HAND > BAaiN. Thompson, “GONSOLE TV, $8. RUGS, d. $35. Overstuffed chair $20. vady’s skirts, coats, Bl4 Arcadia ct NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. EM- erson attic fan & OR 3-353 NEW “LURAIRE OIL FURNACE & ducts. MAple 5-1501 — OR e310 82-GAL, ELEC HEATER. $60. 9: Pree staging teiele piess i. auto, gas heater, $54.95.— 50. eek sinks and fittings. $54.95 up.) 9 ay Thompson. 1005 M59 West. Laundry tray; stand & tau: PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSOR & cets. et basi if Carry. spray gun, small U.8. garage air BING compressor, pump jack and meter, 172_ 8. Saginaw FE _ commercial deep fry, of] space 31 HEATING UNITS. OIL AN UL 23-1362 gas, new and used. all ses in Pp I N z judi spac eaters, wall “yarnace Must dispose. You, , NG PO} G TOPS or We install. Hurry. FHA terms ss ’ $119 avaiabie. Ace heating & Cooling - $12.95 Oo. OR $456. | Chrome lew. sets. we sits te ae rowTiae pllrWoob'co. | {949 FORD PANEL TRUCK, A-1, | 1488. ‘Baldwin in Ave FE 2.2543 shape, reasonable. Chrome Snare WITH TRED. Siding doors and | ier, At terrific savings. Mich. Piuore 393) Orchard Minne spol s-Honey well controls with ot | tank.” $100. FE 5-3268. 331. driven & odds | i 4 ns, QUALITY BATHTUBS. heater. twin stroller. Reasonable. . NT JORs | Applied in “% the time, as easy | ‘is Dison @ 1959 by NEA Service. Ina, TM. Rag. U.S. Pat. Off, /2- ff “Herbie says no wife of his will ever work — unless she insists on having the necessities of life!” Christmas Gifts __67B 4 AMERICAN FLYER “TRAINS / with A con- | trol switches. Bell all or part. FE 5-4814J. Camcras & « Equipment 70 70 MOVIE PROJECTOR ane MAmD record player, 677 W. 2 2 PARAKEETS WITH CAGE. 8. MA $0. 3 PUPPIES. OLD triever sed ‘coe cocker, re AKC BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. OR _.3-2439. AKC DAOHSHUND, STUD SERV- ice, PE 8-2018- AKC COCKER PUPPIES. LIT- ters. Cham Grand sized. Rea- sonable. MY 2-4975 after 5:00 p.m, and ‘kend AKC DOBERMAN Pinscher dog house. Best offer. FE 4- iter’ AKC REGISTERED, POMERANIAN Bu Ln AKC REG. DACHERDRD PUPPIES PE 26418 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR | A PET C Jt Ae : rood ¢ np inside © FARM MACHINER ee a Me : roulx: Oliver Bales on As of Ontord TE DETAILS. You WE NEED Will bu: istributor Saws & Service. BONU og ra COLL p INTEREST Pe oar OR Spams tt 08 POR MORE 40734 KING BROS. | LH. DEA 1 PONTIAG RD. AT OPUYKE Gee. Mishieaa Chem |_ 2M or tra an MY 35801. 41112 WARN Lr & COA HOLLY “RD. HOLLY.” it: sieecan bard Salés” tne Auction Sales 88 —— AUBURN HEIGHTS. MOBILE VIL. AUCTION SALE. SAT. EC. 12 id sh mile SE Bee ee fonon, ‘Don's miss| 110.N Opdyke __P@. §-3361 this big _ sale as we are over- OXFORD MOBILE MANOR on . A tot e. Wi the best. 40°80" . Extra \ Jots. “16'x40" cement. patios, etc. patronage ne * ot Upton, 3-2661, : 7 in “60! roaie P PARKHURST LAKE TRA ALL Auctioneers, L. er, Mgr. children aliowea. 7 * ca ee ea location ont FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS $25,000 brand new Stock ntion Actien Merchandise Mart 1651 ap 1 Mile North o' cle Mile Bet. Square Lk, & Orchard Lk. Rd 0 - 12 $8. acres Detween ‘Lake _Oxfo You've EEN THE R a now the, best — Lake Trailer Sea ~ Auto Accessories 91 91 | 58 pagan EVROLET COTINENTAL it. Make one. _OL _1-0866. i | RS LPs Dodge 6, at § Py 73-2668. For Sale Tires 92 ~ Pt ILLS (2) 1760X18 WHITEWALL TUBE- less tires. FE 2-3331. 4-1 USED TIRES, $3.50 UP. WE ye O 4-0687 N TIRES, A is. Off new cars, $15.50 Ee ies untae or FE 40687. : STARDARD ae BRAND NEW TIRES. ; Up to 3 At .% per oes at otf “Bide Blac! “ED MWILLIAMS .50, ‘These are slightly aarron Also electric, of] and bottled heaters at terrific ee age ‘" vile. a 21 LUXE. Girrard | 2-0189 Fain | he very. Phone a iter Sale Nincellaneour 63, as | - Frmoresceat, 393 Orchard a 2. a ve on ma the stump, $1 and up.. Al Hc LITTLE o1n FLOOR FUR, Shriienes ary dries hh cane nace, thermostat. and Sigister in- and camera. 12 miles Sates excelient condition $50. north of tiac, Cedar Lan 3-9826. | srerereee rm, eS High- | gee igan nie 95 FOR HOBBIES |_ Trains—Toys—Schwinn Bikes Lawrence, 4524 Dixie, Drayton. : “BPLOCE AI Ano | BALSAM CBR Pontiac, FE. 57843 | OR 35001 | ose Mis a at bint Hwy Hwy. vee een a | SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF Knotty -Pine Paneling i en Durleteans trees at Sa Ww. wre eS a. y Norhers Mithigan and WCHO 5 ecial discount gn SetKrartime om, rehes, schdo! CHURCH S. INC... Decorations, wreaths greens UL 2 Buy 1 or. 1,000, Christmas Gifts models. 67B 1 Sand, Gravel & Dirt LONE AERA ES ON ROS ES CAPA 8 OOS ee ee - Se B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday 'Every Saturday Every Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily ORlando 3-2717 DOOR PRIZES SAT. & SUN. Auto Service 93 -1 CRANKSHAPT GRINDING IN the car. Cylinder CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE car, 29-1501, CRANKSHAFT GRIND IN THE ear. Cviinders > a Zuck Me wa p.m.| chine Shop, 23 Hood Phone F ..7 p.M.} PONTIAC ING Auto, truck, trat r_ springs built to your 5s it Used +4. up. ie ” Pontiac Ha Sear Opdyke. FE 5-5092. Sdle Motor Scooters 94 94. | SAT... DEC. 12 AT 1 P.M. A “auction with real Christmas spirit. Come out and see our home fur- nishings. antiques, items, produce and fresh country eggs. Bud. Bickmott will auction- eer at Oxford Community Auction on M24, just north of Oxford. GOOD | 4g \GUSHMAN, ‘Goon CONDITION ia EAGLE EXCELLENT RUN- ning cond, $200 or best cash ofter, OL 2 2-888 1. _ BIG DISCOUNT. 1959 CUSHMAN Bagles & used scooters, Simplex Christmas SPECIAL TOY AUCTION ever rt gar Children Welcome B & B Auction 5089 1 Dixie Hi hway our .. midget cars & racers. From $159, $19 ANDERSON SALES & SERVICE 230_E. Pike FE 4-424¢ For Sale Metorcycles 95 SIMPLEX MOTOR BIKE, $268. Pull line of Simplex Gokarts Spor rt “Genter, 18110" "Holly "Rd. Fong, MElrose For Sale Bicycles 96 PPLE LOLOL ALL LP ALO LOLOL AL AL ALT ee GIRL’s 2%", BIKE, EXCELLENT condition. $20. 2810 Ironton. OR ‘Boats & Accessories 97° ™ _ HORSEPOWE ELGIN MO. s01.80 PE. ition, $50, cost FE 4-3641 r4 * J NITE STMAS ~ COME EARLY FOR SEATS ~ ALSO— Comy fete $e of ~ OUARANTEED. UE PLIANCES ' Free Prizes very 1956 T peal te _ TOYS — TOYS ous § ae Bouipmen AND . ; | | .GRUISB-OUT AT BA PE 8 63 E. MORE TOYS Ba ot Ea “ig “ON SALE” "89 JOHNSON 1} MOTORS EVERY 106 ENS MARINE SUPPLIES Saturday and Sunday de tae So 7:30 P.M. AMILI UNTIL CHRISTMAS — casi 3 Md horse. |New supoly 4 een ad toys. 6 plete 1 ddl Marine Fucings ' eve saie Ui Ole fy esata She sold “ FARFINGTON ad Nothing Will be be held’b BOAT WORKS “Free Refreshments” bt Ph Bae AT EVERY SALE . opus VES. “FE INSUR YOUR BOA T-AND bea for vont $250" per S00 ot a Ins. A or Pes arth man Fe * is meters. Sho a ; = ~ N . rs now and save SU SALES Tesco. CARE. Take mss DIXIE, HIGHW W. Highland. Right . Across ie St. Jude totes Hickory’ Ridge a. @ jDe- i tea tase ante For Sale Housetrallers 89 33 ition. $1250, FT., 1 BEDROOM, 1954 CUs- | CA tomized features. Excellent con- |. a FE 32-1063. Trenegectatn Offered Offered ‘100 maf ¥ TO aii cr “BRIGHT SPOT” ve te Lake at Cass E S-0488 Ope WE NEED = paid, fie 00 top dallas. H. «. VAN ak aR 3-1355 Dixte B tt ae +588 ek CLEAN Ts or or down. RS 22 AUBURN __Used Auto Parts s 102 FORD FOR MOTOR, TIRES, TIRES, "Soar OR_3-2974. Sale Used T Trucks 104 103 Trade down ~ oe. 51 DUMP ~ ey Air... ONE «Dump eens nn wt Commerce EM 43-4406 “Turner's S Truck Center BIRMINGHAM 2 PT. STAK 54 4 Chevrolet wee ee $ 595 ‘st International “...$ 595 ‘sf Chevrolet cae .$ 595 58 Ford. waeecccee sD 995 14 FT. STARE, 2 SPD. AXLE. 15 ra Van Hee 51205 goo, ful R DOORS. wa Tor PICKUP, V-8, 4 SPD. ISMISSION. CUSTOM CAB. $5 F Ford cence eeee eh 995 C600 TRACTOR § 25:20 2 SPD: 56 “Chevrolet roree BU198 1% TON VAN 57 Dodge .........$ 995 } Me TON R STEER- ag V-8. AUTO. PoRANS, CUs- $1195 PCL RR TET ee $8 Chev. A Baby, R&H. $1397 O ‘ , | N DIO & HEATER, AU- sg Ford, re « $1295 F eeche Ra 28 Ser AUTO ‘SALES F RD HASKINS IC TRANSMISSION. POWER| Mazurek Motor Sales F-100 PANEL, REA’ gd Pords, Hydra. & straight § 497 Lowe CURSES MEANS | TOMAT 1G. TRANSMISSION, SOUTH BLVD. E. AT SAGINAW 2 Pon H $ 197 2 VEST T N Oo YOU | SOME POWER. ABSOLUTELY _FE 4-9587 DARE ger “4 = Ek srrr theses a) 3 WEST HURO! t | NO MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- — a -_ $3 Olds (56 engine) af eu FE 4-7500 60. NEW. ‘AND USED | ments of $24.80 per mo. Call’ . = tf ARS Credit Mgr. Mr. rks at MI BOBBUTLER pert 12 —mememr wsun tatetas Fiat tenia i Mercury Custom "$ 897| Automatic transmission 6 cyl. A New “ord Trade-Ins | 1959 chevrolet Impala ¢-door | “86 LINCOLN CAPRI, 4 DR. ioe | 2 Chrys. 6, Club Cpe. $177} One owner car. Very clean. NO) i959 Thunderbird _.$3250 | sedan, V-8 engine, powerglide, | Power, Clean. $1205. MA 6-6020. HAROLD 53 Fraiser Wagon 7 | rust. $645. 1957 Pord, V-8...... '$ 895 | power steerin power brakes, ; kard, Nice: Bailey & Campbell Mtr. Sales 1956 Mercury $795! radio, heater. feany other acces- “RUSS DAWSON PS, PB....... $ 39 12 marive St. off E, Pike y stories. Beau Me ¥v Chrys 1996 Chevy ......... $ 795 tor’ Beautifu sapphire & ivoty 33 3 Cadi Hae Coupe Deville .... 8 597 FE 8-8 FE _5-9193 | 1935 Ford bocce nee $ 550 finish. Low in price—High 58 LINCOLN SPECIAL passeees 1¥55 Ford Wagon .... value on i Somat Siok ak 1956 CHEVROLET. «DOOR, RA-| 1054 Ford Wagon. .$ 680 ee 7 eee dio, heater werglide, V-8 en- . _ we ‘ 404.8. Woodward ___ wa ¢-T000_| | LATE MODI CARS | ine, Beauiiful white & turauoie rer SShuck, Ford Haskins Chev. & windows Air condition For You Some ry ry ist owner iC . . Pontiac's ERS SakD TOF FS. oD cure! at gol ae cymeut ae PoED COUNTRY acini. MApic S-o0Tt Heaen al vane) me Truck Center Ry K, ‘ste cD car can make. down payment, 1886 FO > ple pen nites ~ $405. UL 2-1 y wife of Ford motor $2765 GMC BUICK a0PE North Ch sages mee eeu! | ge poRE STATON WiGOK_FoRD| THIS WEEK ONLY NEW REPOSSESSION or CV. | Baie eeine neater, Automatic | FORD STAT Ond car Country . -CHEVROLETS « Factor Branch - “wef full ‘prices, No cash needed. | Hunter Blvd, at 8. Woodward Ave. transmission, power windows. MA sedan, 2 tone. Excellent éondition, OAKI AN AT CASS | _King Oko Mr Bell PE 8-040. | ineham CE ee eT STARRINER | power steering. Best offer. Cali ‘Russ’ Dawson Officials’ and C fXi - ‘ "60. FORD GALAXIE STARKINER wer sper! ng est offer, Ca cials’ om pany cars *68 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILI. $9 CHEVROLET, 6 CYLINDER. q| HT 2 V-8, FOM, Orchid gray, I 6 MOTOR COMPANY | VR PICK-UP, 1051, $300./ “9 000 miles loaded. Like new. Willi! ar. perfect cond. 3 old. Power, steerin R&H. WW tires. 232 8. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 | Se ne AL trade. R&H, reg. trans. Reason “for sell. | Will taxe verde. FE 47500. 923. "SEE THE 1054 MERCURY 8UN VALLEY. ‘61 INTL i aig A L'MAZUREK STUDEBAKER, ALES | ing, new job furnishes car. EM -Huron 8t. * W ONDERFUL Power brakes & steering. Merco- se \ ton. Very good runsing- Suan Bivd. at Sa 4-9587 | 3-6314. _| FOR SALE: 105) FORD 2 DOOR. | new world of Pords, Falcons «| matic, $25. Will take trade. OR | conomy Used Cars. __ 23 Auburn |'s6 CONVERT. ALL 4 CHEVIE, 12° (DOOR, Ral. EM _3-6868. Birds and trucks, Now in -8567. _ | 1958 ; oe 1cK UF ats A A i wnite, wit oe. pr: ivate. 2 cali Clean. 9350. MI 6-9877. "sh 4 we. Bales. S028. See what yo a get nes get ‘wih 1968, MERCURY. 2 DOOR, “Heater 2-Door, 4-Door ring . sma . y . - eate - ) - fressmission,, Very clean. $1495. ter_§ -_ FE _5-5015. 1958 AIR . ws ° ° chant 0 of transport from ‘inae* fo Custom interior. jleage. 700r, 27_Dwight Street. FE 45425. eat AC, +i 4 DR. °50, RUNS hardtop. op. Vs ee a heat- | 1950 FORD CONVERTIBLE, V-8, y motor and” private. iti Impalas Dd TRUCK 4 YD. A-l COND.| well. See it at corner of Ridge-| er, ae power steering RADIO & HEATER. ABSQLUTE- son Most with power. steering. Bank Perfect tires. $290. MA 6-5666. dale & wee Birmingham or' and brakes’ Here ts a real hum-| LY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume L t MECHANIC SPECIAL rates — 36 Months. Easy down [ipso IN ATIONAL TAND . : dinger Our stock No. “p92. Special eraeme ot $8. Br mo. Call 1 cury. No money down. | payments. damp truck, 1. Lee Ford tandem ‘6 CADELLAC aves? ALL at only $1593. cna Mer. ak pects et MI nee, Ret, bee Auto Bales. . ump true $-3785 5 Cond,, private party é __ be rd. ” ’ Ww. PE 42214. __ i “UEP pies. Will trade for smaller car. | ibs? FORD CONVERTIBLE, RA- | gp.¥ 0Us,FORD Dealer Since 1830", | 1088 ¥ ¢ 600R, GOOD North Chev, | Call_FE_§-5015 after or eV (tO & HEATER. ABSOLUTELY | 5806 DIXIE in We ege2s) | shape, body and motor.’ Balance | SPECIALS Se ee Sree ae Re DOWN Assume pay. | At_the Stoplight in_Waterford | owed, $836. Take over payments. | Hunter Blvd. at S. Woodward Ave ‘8S Ford, ton stake, dual rear eens | TRADE NOW! Hunter Blvd. at 8. Woodward Ave.| ments of r mo.. Call oe Laborer. Ct Telegraph. Birmingham MI 4.2735 Divoo milk truck ... $195 | Birmingham MI 42735 Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI ‘5®@ PORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR Pit M DOOR, HARD- "$4 Dodge V-8, 2 speed: trac. $495 FOR A FABULOUS 2 4-7600. Harold Turner Ford. 30. Ford ee, eS & tou. Pirst ath ‘abes FE 8-6701 | - 40 others to choose from. Pick-ups. 1960 | 1957 FORD weet IOe WAGON, RA- New spare. 348 Dewn — OLDS 1957 STATION WAGON, , RED ~—gOME OF. THE FINEST OF dumps and stakes. 7 DIO & HEATER BSOLUTELY ‘ ill ‘trad Used Cars Ate Found at HEVROLET RO MOU oar’ i; SERRE PAD rh | SR ae won| CARPENTER | . 4.71 7 | hard, Lk. Rd., Keego. $2 OLDS. SUPER 68. 2 DR. —C SCHRAM 1 TRUCKS C L §-9204. .~ o Black Exc. cond, Very clean & WHOLESALE—RET 59 Pp PD. , =. sharp, Hydra. $205. FE_5-0752. CHEVROLET CO. 2839 Dixie Hwy. Eontine} Ot 19 TICES | PONTIAC-CADILLAC 16s) FORD. R& H. 685. 4735 ri |e eta eat FULL | 415 Commerce Rd. EM 34101, OR. 3-1209 OR 3-0311 — ana tk power, exc except! clean. $1195. %@ GMC i, TON. GOOD CONDI- wnt ” ee ‘er SEE PTO icsman CLEAN” SON | ; FE: 2-2001, f : T1SS a — E Ny 47500, Harold er Ford. REP OSSESS SION Bei suoRTEE No rust a

ies Bonk - | wetepurce $1605 : 58 ere ee Oye sien . és sims ie, Mradlo, beater. _, @& steeri 1958 FoRD : $1895 Fairlane "500" "hardtop, power steering, V8 engine, Fordomatic, radio, eater, whitewalls, 1994 PLYMOUTH .. $ 995 Savoy hardtop. power ‘stecring , Shee / white. This ls our new car ssles| SHELTON - HEAVY DUTY REPAIR "%6 Pentiac We 56 F ‘35 Ford Wen. .....$ 795 | BLUE & WHITE. AUTO. 5 Ford V-8 ...... $ 695 DR. AUTO. CLEAN. ‘35 Ford V-8......; $ 495 2 DR. STRAIGHT STICK. 4 be Ford Sedan 22. $ 495, + . \ DR. GREEN. V-8 big Ford ........... packet oS a= > poe 2door sedan. TON ad rma sie =. ay, * EP eTeee doesn de ¢ $2245. . car. ess ivtewed iuleas $2895 5g. RAMBLER STATION WAGON 58°CHEVROLET Cross 4Door == STATION WAGON _ Rate & eh aos wn ae wi ; oe ; | Ses StS aie seen adeceerereas $1795 $7 FORD. 57 CHEVROLET CURT ON "nadie & Heat DOOR eee arene, vory ee a ns.» White- pee e eee e cee ees $ 895 eveeeeee eee eete es $1095 57 CHEVROLET, '57 PONTIAC PATCH ACs nae coe cia ae Lohasaeeuvaawele 1385 Pisa ea : a alone - Heater. nas Riana = STATION, W. WAGON Solid r 210 — io cenceceevceeenee $1595 Heater. aetone vory & 56 FORD) — rte te tert ete $ 745 PAIRLANE BARDTOE Reao = 56 CHEVROLET & Heater, ‘W-Walls, 2-DOOR 210 ty and Baby Blue 6 Cylinder, Radio and eee ween e eens $1085 Heater. 805 SS CHEVROLET o00oouutntttt $ 895 Ya-TON eek e eset miles 56 CHEVROLET Be DAD a its TOL BN oan, so sec eleeeeeeeeeece $1485 cient ceveeerecce $ B95 — ALL CARS WINTERIZED — WITH PERMANENT-TYPE ANTI-FREEZE -MANY-MANY-MORE._ TO CHOOSE FROM = Ws- HARGREAVES - Oakland County's Largest Chevrolet Dealer 63] OAKLAND AVE. 44047 4455 W. HURON 391 _NEXT TO THE ROLLADIUM. RUSS JOHN SON, LAKE ORION OFFERS Used Pontiacs BILL SPENCE RAMBLER, INC. PRESENTS THE | Original Compact Car — — 3 NEW_1959 RAMBLERS - LEFT TO BE SOLD AT COST : '59 Rambler ‘59 Rambler STATION WAGON CUSTOM SEDAN ~ | Super 4 door, Cross Country (NEW CAR TRADE-INS) ‘38 Pontiac Wen, ..$ 995: NEW TIRES, 9 PASS. '37 Pontiac HT. ....$1395} 4.DR. SHARP LOW MILEAGE. / no) Pontis ac S.C . $1095 4 DR. FULL POWER "36 Pontiac TET _.§- 905 4°R. PINK & GRAY A-}. 56 Pontiac HP 2 8 995 £DR GOLD & BLACK 8 895 ‘CLEAN INSIDE & Sor "35 Pontiac S.C. 2... 795, HT. TAN & IVORY. SHARP! Used Fords ; (NEW CAR TRADE-INS) : “ord 2.........8 895) PDR. V-8. AUTO. TRANS. SHARP "35 Ford Wen. .....S 795 «RED & WHITE. AUTOMATIC. $ 145) .2 DR. STRAIGHT STICK, 6. We Are Getting » PONTIACS _ AGAIN | SL N. Broadway at. ad _ Shadbolt ra |] Matic transmission. Excellent | condition. 1 4 door. Automatic. Power steer- This is equipped with radio, heater, oil iltety--weh ite wa tl tires, windshield washers, back- up lights & reclining seats. ‘99 Rambler STATION WAGON American Radio & Heater Whitewall tires Windshield washers, reclining seats. 4 door. Radio & Heater. shield washers, Solid white. Whitewall tires. Wind- Pre-Holiday Specials 'S7 Buick ‘58 Metro CONVERTIBLE — 2 DOOR HARDTOP Radio & Heater. Whitewall tires Green & white. Whitewall tires A real Bargain Blue with white Radio & heater. A real gas top . safer '39Rambler ‘57 Chevrolet CROSS COUNTRY 2 DOOR Station Wagon, Radio & teat Radio & heater. Automatic er. WW Perfect “Holiday transmission. WW tires. Very | Wagon.” clean. ‘96. Rambler '99-Ford ; CUSTOM 4 DOOR STATION WAGON Radio & Heater. Whitewall tires ‘Automatic transmisston, radio Yellow & Diack. A real good & heater. Whitewalls. A real holiday buy buy!! . '56 Ford '55 Chevrolet BLUE & WHITE SOLID BLACK 2 door. Radio & heater. Auto- 2 door. er. Like new. A good second car ‘58 Rambler 4 DOOR SUPER Automatic¢ctransmission 2 stay. Radio & Sharp'' Remember |! | WE ARE GIVING FREE | 100 Holden Red Stamps with Each Demonstration Ride and Drive! 08 Ford FAIRLANE 600 ing & brakes. 1 owner. Like new heater. Real BILL “SPENCE “RAMBLER” SALES & SERVICE [2565. SAGINAW FE E 84541 individual seats. [| Radio & heater. 1 own- TWAS $1305 20 tune & Drakes automat NOW $1345 ‘099 DeSOTO HARDTOP WAS $2795 ...... ee NOW $2565 | WAS $2595 0... cece cece cee NOW $2385 tone fT, J WAS $ 695 0. cece cence ee NOW $ 635 INVENTORY. CLEARANCE SALE! These prices are genuine Pu “marked down” prices |. to SAVE YOU MONEY ‘07 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. Radio, Heater, Automatic J WAS $995 oo. cee lenee cece cece es NOW $ 879] } ‘99 DODGE SEDAN Radio, heater, almost new tires WAS $ 699 .ooeweeeece see ee eens. NOW $ 589} ‘99 PLYMOUTH WAGONS ven en an Your choice of Several . WERE $ 695 2.0. eee eee. sz. NOW §$ 599] ‘96 FORD HARDTOPS «3 to select from WERE S995 Lo eee de NOW $ 799 J; ‘06 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. Radio, heater, automatic, power steering J WAS $ 995. leer eee eee Now $ 879 | ‘S6OLDSI8HOLIDAY fi} FULL POWER | WAS $1995 0.0. cect ieee sees NOW $1357 | ‘58 DeSOTO HARDTOP PULL POWER WAS $1995.00. ee, SNOW $1785 | ‘57 PLYMOUTH WAGONS - WHATEVER YOU'RE LOOKING FOR IN A '59 FORD STATION WAGON $2495 9 FORD 2-DOOR $1995 ~'58 PLYM. 2-DOOR ‘$1195 STATION WAGON $1445 $ in Stock —~ 6 & 9 paasenger WE RE $1495 wo. eee NOW $1209 | '57 MERCURY HARDTOP Power steering & brakes — automatic 09 PONTIAC HARDTOP ‘5S DODGE HARDTOP OUR 2-YEAR WARRANBY~ NATURALLY, WILL BE WITH ANY CAR LISTED Many advertised cars require no down payment. Bark Rates — vP to 36 Months on Balance SCH UTZ MOTORS, INC. | Oakland County's Quality Award Dealer 912 S. WOODWARD AVE. = “STFORD 57 PLYM- 4-DOOR 2-DOOR $1095 $995 — COMING — DECEMBER 23 eye) CHEVY | 2DOOR STATION WAGON 8649. $795 ‘Sd PONTIAC 583 PONTIAC '§§ FORD $999 'S8-FORD om “Just About Everything’ GOOD penne USE ) 08 RAMBLER 4-DOOR $1395 '§8 FORD 4-DOOR HARDTOP $1595 58 FO “STATION WAGON $1245 "World's Largest Santa Claus” 12 NOON — 8 P.M. OVER 700 LBS. OF REAL LIVE “JOLLY OLD des NICK" 55 PONTIAC 2DOOR | $695 'SOCHEVY | 2-DOOR HARDTOP -_ CAR “See Our Selection Now’ NO FANCY CLAIMS — Just GOOD CARS — ALL REASONABLY RRICED A Limited Supply of 1959 FORD Demos to Select From ‘08 T-BIRD 2-DOOR $2995 '57 FORD 2-DOOR HARDTOP $1395 - 56 PONTIAC ‘4DOOR HARDTOP $1095 — COMING — DECEMBER 23° ‘SA CHEVY 2DOOR HARDTOP $495 “90 FORD Ce MBS 6.5302 JO se | es MANY sone 1 TO CHOOSE FROM — Open 8AM. to 9 PM.) Fa *@ (D Curtain Time. (9) Popeye. 25 (2) Weather. Hed (2) (4) News, Weather. _ Curtain (cont. a eo ome ) California p.m. Ch) Habs heed to Desa” 108 Fas oe ones (4) (color) Howdy Doody. | (4) Mr. Wizard. @ Fun House. () Pro Football. . (2) Heckle & Jeckle.. 1:30 (D Realm of the Wild. ‘ 10:00 (2) Mighty Mouse, “ (4) Patti Page. (4) (color) Ruff and (9) Movie, 11:00 o a Lucy. “1:48 (@ Industry on Parade. = 2:00 (7) Movie. 1:30 Ps = Ranger. (4) ae a ines (4) Cireus Boy. 2:15 (4) Pro Basketball. 11:58 (9) Billboards. /9:15 (2) Wrestling. : * Wrestling. . SATURDAY AFTERNOON :18 (4) Milkey's Movie mre . 4:80 (9) Six Gun Judge, 12:00 (2) Sky King. (2) Pro Football. : ps Hie “aie 7 (1) Amateurs on Parade. y Sales. 5:00 (7) Golf. 7:30 (2) Rawhide. (9) Country’ Calendar. (9) ple Time. @ Per ire 2 Funny. 12:30 (7) Bowling Champions. —_|6:18 (4) Football Scoreboard, (1) Disney’ Presents. . West- (4) Detective's Diary. 230 (2) Bowling. pt ee ete (9) Movie. (4) Casey Jones. again e Q ; : os in “Wild Horse Re. 42) Big Story ‘18:45 (9) Learn to Draw, venge.”* . (9) Million Dollar Movie. ‘ - . * Comedy: Myrna Loy, Wil- liam Powell, “Love Crazy,” (40). + 8:00 (2) Rawhide (cont.) (4) Troubleshooters. (7). Disney- (cont.) (9) Movie (began 7:30 pm. ) 8:30 (2) Hotel De Paree. (4) Bob Hope Show, Musical comedy: Bob and his guests Ernie Kovacs, Rhonda Flem- ing and Janis Paige. (7) Man From Black Hawk. (9) Movie (began 7:30 p:m.) Playhogse. Man attends his brother’s w@dding and stays 700 (2) Desilu Drama: to solve his murder. (4) Bob Hope (cont.) (7) TT Sunset Strip. (9) Mike Hammer. (2) Desilu (cont.) (4) M Squad. 9:30 (7) TT Sunset Strip, (cont.) (9) Country Hoedown. 10:00 (2) Twilight Zone. to. exist. (4) Cavaleade ships. (7) Detectives. (9) Captain David Grief. (2) Manhunt. (4) Bowling (cont.) (7) Black Saddle. (9) Person to Person. 10: 30 11:00 (2) (4) (7) (9) News, Weath- er, Sports. 11:20 (2) Nightwatch Theater. Double Feature: Drama: Ginger Rogers, Dennis Mor- gan, ‘Kitty Foyle,"’ (°40), Drama: Norma_ Wisdon, Margaret Rutherford,| ‘Trouble in Store,"’ (°55). (9) Telescope, 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. (7) Shock Theater. Melo drama: Boris Karloff, ‘‘Man With Nine Lives,” ('40). (9) Starlight Theater. Drama: Edward Arnold, ’ Robert Montgomery, ‘‘Ea:l) of Chicago,” (39). SATURDAY MORNING Science Fiction: Three officers crash after space flight and one crew- member doesn’t seem of - Sports. World's Invitational Match- Game Bowling Champion-| Hope, Arthur Murray Give $100,000 to Sight libbed—there was a switch—and then Arthur Murray's Adam's xk ok They were talking money. A blind girl, Mildred Weisenfeld—head of “Fight for Sight” (the National Council to Combat Blindness)—had told Bob of the need for money for research, Bob said he might go on Murray's show and turn the fee over to the fund. ; “Tll guarantee $50,000,” Murray said. “Make it $100,000!” replied Hope. WILSON I had. been the go-between in the original negotiations but I soon dropped out because I get a nosebleed at such financial altitudes. - . “A hundred grand!” Murray’s Adam’s apple was defi- nitely Charlestoning. “If I could make enough tape for you to do two shows ...” Murray looked across the table and said further: “Katherine would hardly believe it when I said I was having lunch with Beb Hope.” They talked on. Finally Ar- thur Murray said, “O.K., $100,- 000!” Hope said, ‘ ‘You've got a deal!” The special Bob Hope roast, to be done two successive weeks on the Arthur Murray show, prebably in March, will cele- brate Hope’s 10th year in TV. The $100,000 fee has never been topped and only once equaled in TV. The guy who equaled it was—Bob Hope, in a show for General Motors. It’s nice to write about the deal this week, because Sun- day night we have our annual “Lights On” show at Car- negie Hall for “Fight for Sight”’—Jule Styne producing, Norman Jewison directing, with Phil Silvers, Alan King and Jack Carter among the m.c.’s—and about everybody worthwhile performing. Show business people get blasted a lot in the press. We HOPE ifigured it might be fair to mention their nice side just once. x & * ‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... When agent George Wood flew to see Ava Gardner in Rome NEW YORK — Bob Hope listened and Arthur Murray ad-| apple did a eha-cha-cha. 4 “We'll do a ‘roast BobHope,'razz-typeshow.” AP Wirephots CAUGHT IN THE ACT — Though she thought no one. was looking, one cameraman. had his mechanical eye on movie star Sophia Loren, left, as she apparently: manifests a weakness. for stealing books. Actually the pose is accidental. The other woman is her sister Maria. The two are shown arriving from Rome in Paris where Sophia will receive a French film award. 44 TV Pace Slows 7 Days, 5 Specials {Charmings, |George Gobel. CBS’s daytime ‘“Woman” cial (4-5 p.m.) on Wednesday ex- By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP) — Following the feast of specials last week, viewers will have to settle for a mere five of them during the next, seven days. Plus appearances by such stars as Maurice Evans, Sir| Will produce the book’s author, Dr. To tackle the upcoming pro-| vacs and Janis Paige as guests. | CBS, in the conflicting Desilu Playhouse (910 p.m.) has one of those murder-on-the-train whodun- its, and at 10 p.m, on NBC there are the finals of the bowling cham- ionships from Chicago. On Sunday Harry S. Truman will be a guest on CBS’ “The U.N. John .Gielgud will ‘Party (9:30-11 p.m.) in Action” (11 fn.) and at 3 p.m. ‘Scat, Cat! ABC will present a drama star-| ‘ | ring Mildred Dunnock which com-| RUTLAND, Vt. (UPI) — Morris: memorates the 11th anniversary of the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights. Conquest. (CBS, 5 p.m.) | itakes up hypnosis and at 6 p.m. again presents Judy Garland in “The Wizard of Oz.” Viedoidotsky, 19, of Keehe, N. H., and the accelerator. — _|some form of therapy. James Stewart and spe- plores the statement “You Can’t Raise Children by the Book,” and John Gielgud, Helen Hayes,|Benjamin Spock himself. Perry James Stewart and Kate Smith. |Como on NBC that night (9-10 * *« * p.m.) will have Maurice Evans reading Shakespeare. Helen Hayes and Patty Duke will star in the On’ Thursday night, Kate Smith will be a guest on the Ernie Ford Show (NBC, 9:30 p.m.) and Sir join Benny Goodman, Peggy Lee, Carol Chan- ning and others at CBS’ ‘The Big ran his car off the road and into a tree after his pet kitten became wedged between the brake pedal - Harry Belafonte, as it now. is called, occupies ‘a. unique: fole in show business, ~ | Whether it'a an outdoor stadium, the Waldorf-Astoria or a simpatico | scones espresso joift in Rome, he packs em in. . * * te “The rich. poor and. in-between apparently’ find in his spirituals, work songs and novelty numbers Last night's hour-long CBS-TV iP “Tonight With Belafon- te,” demonstrated why, Each number was carefully polished to a rich finish. The hour offered - more simplicity, less affec- tion, more power and even: pas- sion, There was no preaching; no Negro people: songs, love songs, spirituals and childfen’s game songs, And this diet was seasoned , with rousing choral and dance numbers, Belafonte also intro- duced to network TV audiences the little-known folk singer, Odet- ta. Today this woman must be regarded as a star. The mood of the show was a] dynamic one as Belafonte and oad hand-picked production aides | Director Norman Jewison, ana | ographer Walter Nicks, set de signer..Gary Smith, set. director Ted Ralph’’and lighting director Stan Alper -- joined to provide clean, imaginative backgrounds for the up-beat and down-beat songs. grams chronologically, there 1S gtee] Hour’s production of “One| Settings for the spiritual and the, the Bob Hope Show tonight (NBC. Req Rose for Christmas,” (CBS,|‘Sylvie” number were especially | 8:30-9:30 p.m. Eastern Standard | 19.1} p.m,). effective. . |Time) with funnyman Ernie’ Ko- _* * * | I suppose you can call it a) “message musical,"’ in its way. I, got the message. ; “Of all the missed chances of the war, this one probably was: the NEW YORK ® = The art of| | Technically speaking, the trench}: and the final agonies in oe crater were television tri- umphs. They geemed to come right out of the -Matthew Brady |@ pictures, thanks to Delbert Mann’ Sig direction. THE CHANNEL SWIM: Charlesif Laughton and French singer-ac-/@ ‘tor Yves Montand join NBC-TV's Dinah Shore Show on Sunday, Grants FM to Bay City WASH munications Commission yesterday granted the application of the Bay City Broadcasting Co., Bay City, Mich., for a new class B’ FM sta-' tion to operate on 96.1 megacycles. * * * i He ca ed Dee. bouts with Hebrew, Spanish, Ttal- 20 1s Leland yward’s CBS-TV 1 Payment and ist monthly phyment : ian, calypso or jazz tunes, however | special, The Fabulous Fifties, with |g due in March. interesting and colorful they might Tex Harrison, Jackie Gleason, Hen- iS. be. a. ry Fonda and other “really big * * * stars,’ has been lengthened to a . tani’ Hectic £ ; , “¢ inetes La » Ever This hour was reserved for a full two hours, instead of 90 yiin- |g wwe mane wie ee wide range of the songs of the utes. 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Maple, Biraisshan x MI 4-5230 most tragic and the most. inexcus- \able,"’. wrote Civil War historian Bruce Catton of the so-called | “Crater Fiasco'’ of July 1864, a er 2 Playhouse 90 on CBS-TV present. | fed the story of this fiasco in a- ’ vivid drama by David Shaw, ‘‘The Tunnel.”’ The teleplay included in one | ' way or another every known as- wt STEREO HI- FIDELITY RECORDS at Special Introductory Prices PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS—MICROPHONES CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS CO. ' 4540 W. HURON Open Dally 9 to 9 OR 3-9700 NBC's Sunday Showcase p.m.) is a drama about the late) ‘Sen. Thomas Gore of Oklahoma, ) by his grandson, Gore Vidal. And | at 8:30 p.m. ABC presents Frank Sinatra in his second special ‘of the season. Roy Rogers and Dale (89 — ATTENTION JUNIOR EXECUTIVES and YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MEN! Did You Know That These Cc ommunities Are Being Developed for You? LAKE SHERWOOD. ‘LAKEWOOD. VILLAGE eed O Meditations. he took along the latest Sintra album .. . Gloria Vanderbilt Evans once again fill in for Dinah) eee eae Farm Front. ‘told Cary Grastt she'd like to make a movie with him ... Jolie Shore (NBC, 910 p.m.) “pin a Was chigan ~ Gabor’s 4¥%-rm apt. is for’ fent,.at-a mere $500 a month. | folksy | show called “State Fair, 200 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. U.S.A.” :30 (7) Genius. - A major record company offered a million for Bobby te ‘we 155 (4) News. ‘Darin’s recording contract ... Lady Iris Montbatten’s trying a Steve Allen plays host to wife 9:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. - | show business career again, & as a singer . Jayne Meadows and to Vic Da- p (color) Bozo ones | Porfiro Rubirosa’ll be at the Sebring auto races, but won't} mone Monday onan ame -11 (1) Crusade for ‘be a contestant this year. ‘|p.m.) and the une Allyson | . (4) Quiz "Em. (Copyright, livan in a drama called ‘The! 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