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  _ Firemen Battle Huge Dock Blaze. 
  . WATERFRONT BURNS—Smoke billows sky- 
* ward in this aerial view of a New York City- — 
owned pier in‘ Brooklyn following a shattering 
explosion yesterday. Fireboats hug the dock as 
9 Die in Fire 
Pier Bla   
‘New York Area ~NEW YORK (?—A fire on a Brooklyn pier set off an- 
explosion yesterday that 
around: »Nine died in the disaster and -247 suffered! . 
_injuries. 
“co pierateday. Fire officialst will launch a full-scale 
probe ‘of the .10-million- 
dollar. blaze. Flames still flickered in the red-hot ruins of the makes it one they pour water on the blaze. Its 1,748-foot length AP Wirephote 
of the longest on the sprawling 
  waterfront. 
st Rocks 
shook the city for miles; 
  
Holly Resident.   
A deek worker said the fire 
started about 3:15 p.m. in a pile 
6f-foam rubber on the big pier,| AA Cold Winter 
longest. marine terminal in the 
city. Minute by minute the flames 
ate toward a mountain of explo- 
sive cargo — paint, lacquer, rub- 
ber cement, chemicals and. fuels. 
Firemen, dock workers, school- 
boys and other spectators rushed | 
to the scene—unaware of the 
immediate peril. 
Suddenly a shéet of flame shot 
skyward, The blast ripped off the 
| and showered the area with a 
| deadly hail of fragments. 
The shock radiated 35. miles 
from-the-explosion. Windows were 
shattered five miles away. 
WHITE HOT STEEL 
: ing as much as 50 pounds arched 
| over the waterfront. ' 
The blast killed three boys in 
their tracks. 
The dock workers and aa 
other men were aiso killed. One 
~~ was decapitated. 
tields—juts into New York vhs 
The towers of lower Manhat 
financial district stand 
“way across the water.   
     
a 
tigation immediately.” id 
FBI INVESTIGATE 
other agencies are 
the possibility of sabotage.” 
(Continued on Page 2, Col..3) pier shed’s metal and- glass roof; 
Chunks of white-hot steel weigh-| 
The pier—long as six football 
a ped : 
Fire Commissioner’ Edward F. 
Cavanagh Jr. said he would start) . 
-and scientific inves- 
He said the FBI, police ‘nd 
are “investigating 
The blast lifted Cavanagh off Gives Forecast: 
Just a few days ago, The: Man; 
About Town said that Peter Jacobs) 
of: Holly would forecast—the com- 
ing winter to anyone that sent him 
a stamped envelope. 
Our Joe Haas dropped ih on 
had a fistful of stamped envelopes, 
jand he returned with the forecast. 
Here it is: . 
Phere isa _natural-sign— of 
coming winter in this part of 
Michigan. Note the breast bone 
‘of @ duck, goose or turkey and 
it it is white, a mild wipter fol- 
lows, If it is dark, prepare your- 
self for the worst.” 
Well, sir, The Press was. tem- 
porarily out of ducks, geese and 
turkeys; so emissaries were dis- 
patched in all directions. Shortly 
one of our Jasons-returned with 
the Golden Fleece: 
The bone is dark. 
Therefore, according to the eru- 
dite, well-grounded Northwest Oak- 
land County citizen, we're in for 
a cold, shivery winter, 
Peter, how could you? 
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Urges Guards 
jand guardians. 
_jity of the parents to see that their 
Peter and discovered he already/ 
   
         
            t go into the schools where the im: 
dock in the Royal One datiet. for Diphtheria Immunity of Children 
Shoutd-“Be Checked, 
Letter Advised 
sent through the school children in 
Oakiand County to their parents 
ivis them to 
check the diphtheria immunity of 
the children, Dr: John D; Monroe, 
__|health-director said today... |. 
“We're stressing the responsibil- 
children are immunized," Dr. Mon- 
roe ‘said. “There is danger in put- 
ting it off.” ‘ 
Several immunization clinics 
have been added.to the health 
department schedule as further 
preventive measures against the 
recent diphtheria outbreak in De- 
“Only one case has been report- 
ed this year in the county,” Dr. 
Monroe said. 
school. immunity levels are high, 
but we must be apprehensive about 
the dangers of the disease ‘and the 
Detioit outbreak.” 
pare * me * 
The ‘county health department 
will immunize those who have been 
unable to make arrangements 
through their family doctors, Dr. 
Monroe said. 
Clinics will be held from 9 to 
11 a.m. Tuesdays and 1:30 to 3:30 
p.m. Thursdays at the North Oak- 
land office, 1070 N. Telegraph Rd. 
A clinic from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednes- 
day will be open at the City Hall on 
Parke street, iti Pontiac. The South 
Oakland Health Center, 2401 E. 
Fourth St.,. Royal. Oak will have 
tlinics from. 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays 
jand. Thursdays. ._ a “In general ourt<\.. 
        
     - Six- ‘Lane Link With Thumb 
    
  | Defy Soviet Guns to Lay| | Wreaths on Tomb _   
thousands of women 
. |pressed forward to lay! 
yjwreaths on the tomb of, 
Hungary’ S unknown sol- 
dier. 
A woman was hit by one 
of the several. shots fired 
and was taken to a hospi- 
tal. Her condition was 
| described as not serious. 
Eyewitnesses said the shooting 
4breke out when the women “‘be- 
came unruly” while trying to 
force themselves past Russian 
‘isoldiers to lay flowers on the 
_}tomb — exactly one month. after 
the Russian military crackdown on 
jthe Hungarian revolution. 
A Russian offcer brandished 
a pistol, eyewitnesses said, and 
the women began to scatter, 
Tunsiing in all diections. Several 
woman was hit in the leg. She 
driven away. ; 
The women’ ignored Russian 
soldiers who tried to push them 
back, They placed red, white and 
green bouquets on the large white 
caus hunsvtag the Hunphaion data 
of. World War I. si 
It was clear-to.al] who watched BUDAPEST —Russian| 
_|soldiers opened ~fire . in 
| |Heroes’ Square today when 
“shots were fired. Ths injured | ~ 
was placed in an ambulance and £8 a3 
  
  ‘that the—women—vwere— honoring, 
‘not the dead of 1914-1918, but the 
sians in the rebellion of October- 
on the black Sunday of Nov. 4 
announced 
yesterday, 
started at 11 a.m, 
—Singly; 1 5 
hundreds, the women converged 
on. thé square with their bouquets. 
At least two dozen Russian ar- 
mored cars and scores of Russian 
soldiers were at the square. 
PASS ROADBLOCK 
The women passed the Soviet 
Embassy on former Stalin street, 
heavily guarded by tanks and 
troops, About 300 feet from. the 
-|square they ran into the first Rus- 
sian roadblock manned by ar- 
mored cars and troops. 
The women, pushing past the 
roadblock, gathered at the corners 
of the square. They pressed up to 
within a few feet of the muzzies 
of Russian guns and begin to sing 
Hungary's national anthem, 
Their high voices carried over 
the square and ‘the old song was 
picked up by women on the oppo- 
site side, nearly.1,000 feet away. _ 
‘NO LONGER SLAVES’ 
Later, a group began reciting! - 
a Hungarian poem by Sandor Pe- 
toefi, written at.the time of the 
1848 revolution. It ends with the 
  
“Right. ties the first— of the 
year,” Dr. Monroe’ said, ‘we wilt 
munity level is low. We have al- 
Yeady arranged a clinic in Carver} 
‘Our spot cliecks of the 
good shape immunity-wise,”y Dr. 
Monroe added, ‘‘but we do-arge in the county show we are in pretty /o 
parents to check their children’s) pest the right hand to swear the oath, 
which they shouted into the faces 
of the. Russian soldiers. 
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At the United Nations —in-New 
                To CHRISTMAS immunity status right away.” thousands who fell before the Rus-| 
year, particularly |. 
only by leaflets handed out on | 
Budapest streets 
  solemn oath: “We shall no longer |tarity 
be slaves.” 
The raised-two fingers. of|   
  PROPOSED INTERSTATE HIGHWAY — The    
                
                                 
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" pressways. Ten grade separations Commission yesterday 
| revealed this proposed six-lane expressway which 
would pass through Pontiac and link the Detroit 
area with Bay City by means of intérstate. ex-       
        
   
     ‘secting 
- 1958 program, 
and a one-way director of the “danehtows Gaia: 1 eppenned toy Puation, 
_ect might be placed-.on the State Highway Dept.’s 
according to George N, Skrubb, 
county planning group. : 
  
Also Elect. New Director      
     
  
Search On for Two 
Livingston Area Boys 
. The two are William Phelan Jr... 
19, owner of a herd of prize cattle 
and operator of a dairy near Greg- 
ory, and Robert Simmons, 20, who 
also lived near.Gregory. The two 
are close friends. 
Elton Kunzelman, — _ Simmons’ 
stepfather, told police the youths 
planned to attend a movie Satur- 
Police traced-- their 
Phelan had cashed two checks 
totaling $397—at—the- Stockbridge 
State Bank Saturday night. The 
teller said he had additional money | 
jin his wallet. ee   
‘Sees Red Chine-i in: U. N, 
BOMBAY, India w—Red China 
Premier “Chou 
  his} F GM Names 
wacito Vice Presi 
| The setuantited of three exalts % das pelt: 
dencies-in the General Motors Corp. were announced} 
yesterday by the firm’s board of directors. Named to 
the new posts were James 
directors. and Anthony G.: DeLorenzo. 
The firm also elected William K. Whiteford, president 
of the Gulf Oil Corp., to membership on the board of| | 
Roche, whose es Senet 2 as general manager of 
     
   
         
      
   
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~ Weather’ ll Be Rowdy ™ 
:|—Cooler and Cloudy || The U.S. Weather Bureau has) 
forecast mostly cloudy and cooler) 
tonight for Pontiac and vicinity. 
—Tonight’s low_prediction_is_near 
high is forecast at 31-35. ~..- 
  20 with a chance of snow flurries. | | 
| ‘Tomorrow/ will be cloudy and| 
rather cold’ with snow’ likely. The} 
8 am. the~ Acwestt z eer e Cadillac Motor Division 
was announced at the same *P*"*te 
time by President Harlow 
H, Curtice, geaeconce Don.E.}’    
   
         
        
       
         
                  
           
        
        
          
       
     
        
      
  
          
       
     
         
           
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  “and three youths who"had joinedjheard prayer voiced openly with-| 
Octoberfebellion out, fear. 
     
    
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THE AFTERMATH — The twisted framework 
of a pier shed hangs over the debris-filled re- 
mainder of Pier 35 in Brooklyn today following 
the furious fire and explosion that blasted the pier yesterday. of the disaster which killed nine and injured 247. 
(See details and picture on Page 1.) 
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B>e ;|Pontiac City Commission tonight. h proposed city ordinance regu- 
lating the use-of bottled gases in 
Pontiac will be introduced to the 
  The new law was suggested by| 
Fire Marshal Charles Metz arid! 
prescribes certain safety regula- 
tions that must be followed before 
  
The month of November, 1956, \N ovember Started Warm, 
but Then Hit Low of Il 
On Noveriiber 11, after teasingly 
  i i 3 
BE a \Fire Destroys tb 
Wreath Plant 
in Eastern Town 
wooden structures. 
“She just blowed up and burned 
the plant -down;"*~ said- Hetiry 
Dustman, - Rynveldt plant mana- 
damage at $400,000. 
Thirty-five persons in the build- 
room worker, attempted vainly to 
smother the flames, and then ran, 
screaming the alarm. 
Outside, flames punctuated. by 
several” “Winer explosions from 
paint drums were sending sparks 
into the aif on a high wind. New 
Albany firemen found their new 
{fire house ablazeand__saved —it 
from more than roof damage. A 
number of other rooftops were 
  
Maryland Rejects ‘Day’ | 
BALTIMORE ® — Gov. Theo- re dore-—-R-~McKeldin- has — turned down a request to proclaim Dec. 
7 “Pearl Harbor Day’ in Mary- 
W-|quest was made by Andrew Heis- 
  kell, publisher of Life magazine. Humber—ecompany ‘Nov. 
  low temperature was 31,8. Mean 
temperature for November was 
39.1, In-1955- the month's average | 4 rature was) +2.—-——_ 
Paul R. Moore Admits 
Breakin in Nighttime   
County Circuit Court. - 
‘Judge Clark J, Adams, who will 
sentence Moore Dec, 10, returned 
  - Police became suspicious when 
the driver pulled over on the shoul- 
der of the road and turned off the 
car lights after passing a state 
highway patrol car three. miles C ity Eyes Law on Bottled , Gas 
permits are issued allowing the use 
of these petroleum gases such as 
propane and propene. ne 
Tonight's meeting is scheduled 
for § in the City 
Ty, Polling Students 
~tswas the topic-on- the University The Day in Birmingham “ff ie : ; Bayt 
  
Quick Switch in Menu 
Follows ‘Hunger March’ 
at U. of M. 
ANN ARBOR —Food—tinstitu- 
tional versus mom’s home- cooking e& 
_Michigan campus—today,—_Stu- 
dent representatives were after 
grass roots opinion on the reasons 
behind Sunday’s hunger march. 
A quick switch in the’ menu last 
night brought roast beef and_the 
trimmings to the male student din- 
ing table. Spaghetti had been orig- 
inally scheduled. ; 
Fresh from home ‘cooked 
Thanksgiving dinners, male stu- 
dents rebelled Sunday over their 
Institutional fare. They called it City OKs Twi. but Stalls on BIRMINGHAM — Multiple fam-, 
ily zoning was approved last night 
for the Twining Property on Ad- 
ams, but other property-use plans 
for elsewhere in the city, fared not 
as well in commissioners’ hands 
last night, , 
« The Twining , edged by 
multiple zoning on the south and 
east, Was zoned to conform to its 
present use, as a two-family resi- 
dence and nursery school, and its 
owner assented to the commission 
mission’s term for the Maple- » 
Bates, Henrietta alley, suggested 
in plan-and sketch, but rejection 
was postponed until the city 
  
  “starchy, inadequate and improp- 
erly prepared.” 
7 than 500 of the students 
left dining halls in the south and 
i 
live in dormitories. Only last year, 
most had been in ‘high school on a 
daily diet of home cooking. 
REPORT ON GRIPES 
_ Today representatives will report 
to. the Inter-House Council on stu- 
dent gripes. Yesterday and today 
the same representatives met with 
students to set down their opinions 
of the food. | 
Last night’s dinner seemed to 
bring some appeasement of the 
collective student appetite and 
taste—at least temporarily, ~ 
Gilbert P. Lutz, assistant busi- 
ness manager for the residence 
hats, said early yesterday that the, 
dinner menu would be: 
. Spaghetti with meatballs, but- 
tered wax, beans, cabbage salad 
with sour cream dressing, regular 
and garlic bread, chocolate pud- 
ding with topping, coffee, tea or 
  second proposed ordinance outlin- 
will bring in two suggested amend- 
ments to Commission Rules which 
were_asked for as the result of ac- 
ation Tast week. 
An attempt was made to recon- 
sider a defeated ordinance prohibit- 
_ {ing the sale of new or used auto 
parts on Sunday. This was blocked 
when a reading-of the self-imposed 
rules showed that only commis- 
;;sioners voting in the affirmative 
' may move for reconsideration. 
Two land transactions between 
the city anti the State Conserva- 
tion Dept. will be acted on tonight. 
Holding a place on thé nine point 
lic necessity for the 1957 street 
blacktopp 
Michigan Animal Rescue League, 
day. © 
  
“Police Capture Two 
“of Six Escaped Boys 
tematagy oho exaget hom Boys Vocational School in Lansing were 
captured last night after a wild 
18-mile “police chase on U.S. 16. 
The pair was captured when 
“the 16-year-old driver failed to 
make a curve two miles west of 
              him to Oakland Courlty Jail under east of Brighton. ing certain public nuisances and 
prescribing methods of abatement. | 
City Attorney William A. Ewart! 
agenda will be a resolution of pub- 
ing program. 
The commission will also consid- 
er extension of a lease with the 
Inc. The present lease expires Fri- 
_The two fugitives, driving a stol- 
fen car, cut around a road block 
set up by Novi police, alerted by     milk. * * @ 
When diriner came, there was 
no spaghetti, Instead the ‘chow 
line” found: ° 
Roast beef and gravy, whipped 
potatoes, hot spiced beets, \ head 
lettuce with blue cheese dressing, 
lemon-filled Boston cream pie, cof- 
fee, tea or milk, — 
Greet 10 Refugees 
af Local Church 
(Continued From Page One) 
stop at nothing. They mean to 
conquer the world." «<< "°° 
Two of the youths fought Rus- 
sian armor from ‘behind barri- 
cades in Budapest, their home 
town. . 
They are Miklos, 26, an officer 
in the free-Hungarian army and 
his comrade, Lajos, 21. 
They defended a barracks, cap- 
tured in the first uprising and then 
beleaguered when fresh Soviet 
troops poured into the little coun- 
* *¢ @ 
Of 300 who fought with them, 
Miklos said, only six lived to tell 
the tale. 
They said many Russian soldiers 
who had been stationed in Hun- 
gary. for some time were sympa- 
thetic to the rebels’ cause. They 
believed a number of-them had 
fled with the refugees. 
...The third youth, Janos, 24, 
fled his small village where he 
‘had torn down pictures of Stalin 
in defiance of the Russians. — 
He had passed through another 
village where 75 peasants were 
being buried—after execution for 
their sympathy with freedom. 
He half-carried a fellow country- 
man, wounded in the feet, twelve 
miles to the border and safety. 
Leslie, 26, a Budapest radio   
their heads after open acts of re- 
bellion. . aed 
An intelligent, seridus-looking 
youth, Leslie had learned a little 
home. 
  
     
   
        
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SST bond of $2,000. 
  (Communist. In Hungary, sity, yes,” he. said. 
wouldn’t let me. I was not a 
only 
party members are given such 
privileges.” 7m | The refugees told of the_ best 
ifood shipped 
fear to 
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“imont Ave. died Sunday afterhoon 
in Pontiac General Hospital. He 
English studying by himself at|‘ 
:“] wanted to attend the univer- tee Pontiac Deaths 
George H. Boles 
George. Harry Boles, 74, died 
yesterday. at his home, 23 Dwight 
St., of a Keart. condition. 
He was born.on March 1, 1882, 
in St. Catherines, Ont, Canada to 
George H. and Harriet Taylor 
Boles. On Sept. 25, 1909, he mar- 
ried Sdrah Davison in Detroit. 
A resident “6{ Pontiac 33 
years, Mr, Boles had retired 
from Pontiac Motor Division - 
where he was a member of the 
suggestion committee, He be- 
longed to F & AM No. 121 of 
are his wife, a sister, 
Mrs, Nora Nuttall of South Burn- 
aby, B, C, and a brother, James 
Boles of St. Catherines. 
Service will be at 1 p.m. Thurs- 
from the Donelson - Johns 
Funeral Home, Dr. William H. 
‘ian Church will officiate with burial 
following jn Evergreen Cemetery. 
Friends may call at the funeral 
home after 7 tonight. © 
Mrs. Chester Cassidy 
Mrs, Chester Cassidy, 52, of 1561 
Kessler St. died yesterday after- 
‘noon in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 
She had been ‘ill two months. 
Born in Brodklyn. Md. on Nov. 
19, 1904, she. was the daughter of 
Alphaeus and Lizzie Trump Ams- 
pacher. 
A’member of\the Lutheran 
Churth, Mrs. Cassidy had lived 
jhere 27 years. 
She leaves a son, 
of Pontiac; a granddalghter; a 
brother, Irving Amspacher, and a 
sister, Mrs. Rose Strack, both of 
‘Baltimore, Md. 
Service will be at 11 a.m. Thurs- 
day from the Sparks-Griffin Chapel 
with burial in White Chapel 'Me- 
morial Cemetery. 
    Lloyd B. Gorman 
| Lloyd B. Gorman, 65, died at 
his residence, 1123 W. Huron St, 
several months. i 
He was born in Wilmott, S$.D., 
to Michael and Addie Wood Gor- 
man ; 
many years he was employed as a 
carpenter. Recently he was self- 
employed. — _ 
Surviving are his wife, Caréline 
Bailey Gorman, whom he married on Nov. 17, 1915 in Moosejaw, 
Sask., Canada; a daughter, Mrs. 
Norma LaBarre of Birmingham; 
five grandchildren; and two sisters, 
Mrs. Hazel Sankay and Miss Atha- 
lene Gorman, both living in Oregon. 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- 
day from the Sparks-Griffin Chapel. 
Reader Alfred B. Edson will offici- 
ate with burial following in White 
Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 
Robert H. Halls 
Robert H, Halls, of 30 E. Fair- fa * 
was §1. : 
He was born in Scottsburg, N. Y. 
on Feb, 28, 1875, the son of Mr. Marbach of the First Presbyter- a 
Robert Volk) 
yesterday. He had been in ill health’ 
Mr. Gorman came to Pontiac 34 ind 
years ago from South Dakota. For) - Ld 
   
   lleyway _ 
~The highly-valued downtown land 
may require condemnation and 
court awards before such an alley 
could ~ be built, © commission- 
ers learned. ; 
One owner hesitates to let an 
alley—split—his property 
an 8 termed a “hardship case,” at the sion. . meeting, since the “Teo expensive” was the com- church's plan for an addition has 
hit the block of — turn-down by | 
zoning- board of appeals, 
city ordinance for parking area, 
and although the, church has se- 
proval 
possible. ‘ 
Pending annexation ‘of the land 
occupied by B-W Controller Corp., 
now in Troy, this city has approved 
city sewer lines at a specified fee. 
Water from Birmingham must 
wait.until the annexation is a re- 
tap 
Birmingham water by the B-W 
corporation, : 
Blacktopping of an alley at the 
Boileau Clinic was approved, but 
leveling be checked by the city 
engineers to avoid Hooding. ! 
ed to the Building Code of Appeals 
“America can progress only. 
by producing more ltéms of ne- 
cessity, because comfort is the 
real basis of wealth, ,"* says Rob- 
a Soroptimist Club guest-night 
dinner tonight at Devon Gables. 
He will display samples of re- 
cent achi¢vements in scientific re- 
search. and industrial technology. 
He is midwest manager of Du- 
'Pont’s extension division and is a. 
former Washington, D. C. news- 
ipaper and magazine correspondent 
Mrs.-Helen Reye will introduce 
the speaker to the assembled mem- 
bers and guests.following the 6 
p.m. dinner. 
Dr. Frank 
Succumbs at Age 85 
Dr. Frank H. Walters, a Pontiac 
dentist for 40 years, died at 7:30 
this morning in ~Pontiac General 
Hospital. He was 85: ® * ” 
  Feb. 14, 1871 to Christian and Dora 
Voss Walters. On Feb. 22, 1899, 
he married Kathleen Vaughn in 
Ovid, where he attended grammar 
dental associations, 
Country Club, and was an honorary 
life member of Pontiac Lodge No. 
2F: & A.M. e * & 
Dr. Walters leaves q daughter, 
Mrs. Ray C. Meddough of High- 
  
                
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= | Weather Forecaster     Additional land is required by 
the corporation's tapping into the - 
Arthur E, Janke was reappoint. . 
ert T. DeVore, who will talk at 
H. Walters : 
He was born in Laingsburg on o 
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that might be site of a sizable 
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US. Has Edge, 
But | Russian Air Power 
Poses Threat.to Future, 
SAC Leader Asserts 
_ WASHINGTON Gen. Curtis 
E, LeMay says that despite Sov- 
iet progress in airpower, his Stra- “Just ‘so long as this nation’s 
capacity. to win war is clearly 
recognized by | the potential ag- 
gressor, there will be no‘ war,” 
LeMay asserted. 
pofential aggressor “dou 
capacity, the peace ot the world 
is in jeopardy.” 
About one-half the area of Lake 
Erie lies within Canadian borders, to improve, “we will be still snore 
vulnerable to still greater damage 
by the Soviet long-range air arm 
Ove yours hanes.” 
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“But 
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the 
this Borgnine ie Suit, [to receive $5,000 plus 2% per cent 
‘Jot the net profits for five years. 
In the sujt, the third legal action + 
he has filed against his employers| what ‘be terms aie deduc-}. 
in recent weeks, Borgnine alleges that he has been detratded Wylie 
    
  
  
lati le Alain i x ie Sia call     Third 1 Against Studio. 
SANTA MONICA, Calif, @ — 
Ernest Borgnine, Academy Award 
winning actor, hag accused Hecht- 
Lancaster Productions of under- 
stating the profits of the film 
“Marty” by more than $262,000, 
Under terms of the. original 
  in a suit filed yesterday, he was   
tegic Air Command AGN has the 
    
  “Marty” contrast, Borgnine said] 
macs en a 
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  ed oe at 24 CR SUE CS SC I NE HR RI € cewy 
this country’s long-range, nuclear- * orteman, J) armed striking force, told a give pp 
Georgetown University audience: 
last night: GROOMING ESSENTIALS j 
“These. Soviet gains are stead- : . j 
ily narrowing. our presently: -favor-| and you give. : 
able margin i é 
. * _ day-after-day 4 The SAC chief said . that five ’ 
years ago he would have said a/| pleasure! i 
war with Russia could have been 
won without serious damage to 
the United States. 
He said-he still -believes- sueh—a- 
war could be won by. the United 
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s| One of 3 Accused, Will 
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spired to ald an acid hurler after 
he blinded labor cobmnniet Victor 
  At least one of the defendants, 
Leo Telvi, is expected to take the| 
stand’in his own defense. Telvi's’ 
aan whe threw the acid_at Riese! 
_Also. on - “iad are Condolte’ Mi- 
‘ranti and Domenico Bando, Four 
others, including labor’ raMostoer 
(Johnny Dio) Diogtardi, are 
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  {| The columnist said the man was, 
: going to to ask ‘for & tip for watch- 
ing * [The man never said anything but 
‘}burst of liquid—hit my face.” ting. the attack. 
‘Riesel, the - government's “Tast 
witness, yesterday told the story 
lot the attack and said it came 
'just.as he was about to give his! 
attacker a quarter, thinking the 
man was. a panhandler. i 
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    his car, or just a handout. 
“Hey,” the columnist. testified. 
Then, Riesel continued, he felt 
“the deluge—it was more than a 
splash—it was a complete sudden, 
He said that at first he didn't) 
‘Tealize what had happened, “‘then 
came the sharpest, most painful 
burning 1 ever felt." - ff { 
He said he ctied ot “T am hit. 
‘I am hit by acid. I will not be! 
able to read'’> - . 
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-Riesel_ was asked to remove his 
‘dark glasses, Acid burn. scars       
    [were plain around his” eves. 
  
  
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  TASKER’S 63 W. Huron St. FE 5-6261       ‘tenced Hames under the new Nar- 
| cotics Control Act, which increas-|He claims that after an appendec- 
les penalties for violation of nar-|tomy the nurse placed hot water 
bottles on his body while he was! 
unconscious and he was burned nity   + Judge William B, Herlands upheld 
the objection. .   
|4 Marijuana Cigarettes Get Seller 15-Year Term 
' Los ANGELES oa Convicted | 
of selling four marijuana ciga-   federal prison. 
U.S. Judge Ben Harrison “sen- 
[cotics laws. The law provides the! 
‘death penalty for the sale of hero- lin. to juveniles.’ 4 slain brother Abe is allegedly the — 
“for Judge's Pos 
| “I am totally blind,” he testi-| NEW $466,006 SCHOOL — Here's the architect's conception of 
the new Herrington Hills Elementary School, which will open for 
360 pupils next fall. The one-story, brick and glass structure will 
‘have two kindergartens, eight classrooms, administrative offices, 
and a multi-purpose room for gymnasium, cafeteria, - auditorium, 
band practice, and adult activities. An overhanging root and- giare- 
Lincoln to Run 
Williams’ 
Partner Will 
_Governor ‘s Appointees 
DETROIT uw — Not included in}More thes~one high school kid: suggesting — if you will permit) | Joy 
a note of grim humor — that our |Gov, Williams’ four Wayne County] out of- 10, ientists would young’uns afe growing up with ithat scientists are willing-to sac-| Circuit judgeship 
liams' 
tion. 
Lineosln announced yester day se 
that he would be a candidate. He Fe rme! Law! ° r WASHINGTON & — Do you design new weapons, 
Oppose think there's something wicked) A trade organization called the} time. 
Aircraft . Industries 
appointments, | Do -you think s¢ 
councilman James H. Lincoln, Wil-|throw you to the wolves if it was More interest in the slide trom-) 
former law partner, willin their own self-interest? 
-irun for one of them in open elec- 
  reducing window glass will aid in sun control, while addtional 
natural lighting will be provided by a skylight. The school, a mate 
to the Kennett road school-to be ready next fall, will be on Bay 
‘Street near Dufrain Street. Architects are H. E. Beyster & Asso- 
-Ciates, of Detroit.   
ates aoe 
5 
That's What Figures Say   
By ED CREAGH 
labout stientists? So: The Russians coax or club y 
‘Associated Press News Analyst, their kids’ into knowing how to|\one cannot raise a normal fami- 
- fly and be a scientist at the same) 
of America| 
No? Well, some of our kids do. soon will make public a survey 
in fact. 
bone than in the slide rules. i‘ 
| More than one out of four high-—This survey, conducted by Pur- 
‘schools students seems.t0 think due 
‘This is a problem that has been 
said his move did not come in Op- petting attention from the top 
position to the Democratic Party. levels 
‘Shortly before Lincoln's an- Since, according to the best avail- poor to permit them to choose |cann t be n - 
Williams appointed: ot be a scientist andbe hon- Custer massacre at Little Big 
four men to fill bench positions va-| 
cated under Michigan's 70-year-old nouncement, 
retirement law, 
Some of the terms will come up 
for election this spring. 
‘Nell Staebler, chairman of the 
Staite ‘Central Com. t 
mittee, said, “I like Jim Lincoln’ 
| and I would support him for any 
executive office except when he 
opposes Gov. Wettanne: nom- 
inees. 
Lincoln said, “t am sure the 
Democratic party wants as many. 
‘candidates for-these judgeships as’ 
'possible. Once the party sponsors) 
it will cease to! closed primaries, 
be the Democratic party.’ 
Lincoln, of government lately. 
able figures: 
The Seviet Union produced 120,- 
less. . 
Who's “winning the long-term 
irace? Just look at the figures. - 
And you might recall that this 
is the age when wars, jf there 
‘have to be wars, are won on draft-| 
ing boards rather than on battle. 
i fields.     
College Student | 
Makes His Mark 
at the Age of 60 who unsuccessfully op-| 
posed Detroit Mayor Albert Cobo, | DENVER (® — Thomas Lyle 
was thought of by majiy observers! Blunt ig doing all right despite his’ 
as a strong possibility as a candi- lack of a high school education 
date for mayor this fall. land the fact he was hospitalized 
“Tf was surprised when Lincoln 242 years with tuberculosis. 
"" expressed his interest in the judge-| Blunt is a junior majoring in. 
ship,” Staebler said. “I thought he | psychology at the University of! 
had pointed 
higher municipal office.” 
Lincoln: said, “I've always want-/ his career toward Denver. He entered the school in 
| 1951 as a freshman. Since then he) 
has been hospitalized half the tithe. 
e&to tea judge and I feel this is) with tuberculosis. 
the time. I am confident I'll be! Born in Lyon County, Iowa, 
elected because I won't be out-| Blunt attended elementary schools,~ 
campaigned.” 
  
oper-/Patient Sues Hospital 
‘ator, must serve 15 years in a SILVER CITY, N.M. 
severely, (p—Pedro 
|Lardizabal has filed suit in district 
court for $21,775 damages against 
a hospital 4d an unknown nurse. lin Iowa, Missouri and Oklahoma. | 
iHe passed up high school “be-| 
| cause times were hard’ and. 
worked instead on farms and at} 
an Omaha, Neb., packing: plant. 
He also spent 32 years in the: 
Army. 
Blunt's college grades have been 
“Gniformly high.". Now he ; has 
been named to Phi Beta Kappa, 
‘national scholastic honor frater- 
  | Blunt, incidentally, is 60,   
    
      
         
   
   
       
          
     
              
               
     
     
      
            
    
        
     
   
    
       
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HOME OFFICE, DETROIT = chigan | Mutual Liability Company Z 
"Compensation + Fire * “Homeowners + + Genwa Cesuay Intec 
  University, covered 15,000 
high schoolers. Its) main Conctu-' 
sions: 
“Forty-five 
their school believe 
is too, per cent’ 
background 
science as a career. 
Thirty: “five “per cent 
000 specialists in this field today. that it is necessary to be-a genius) whether we haven't. slid back in- Lethbridge died Nov. 12 at Fort) 
iThis country has 760,000, more orto become a good scientist. 
fa ¥ 
  believe 
     
       U S. Kids Accused! 
of Dirtiest Mouths 
in the World’, - 
|e n children” have the 
dirtiest mouths in the world,” ac-} 
| Ele College of Dentistry. 
ithe Southwestern Dental Assem- | from ‘the sun Me ch i 2 mil me 
    
SAN. NTONIO, Tex. @ — 
cording. te Dr. Maury Massler, 
head: of the children's ~ dentistry 
department of the University of 
* = 
This is paradoxial as American 
mothers spend so much .time 
keeping their children's bodies 
and clothes clean, Massler told 
bly. 
    _ehildren at age 
without fillings, while 98 per cent: 
, Kids Don't Like Scientists “Thirty per cent believe that 
“Twenty-eight per cent do- not 
‘believe scientists have time to en- 
life. 
‘Twenty-seven per cent think 
rifite the welfaré of others to fur- 
|ther their own interests. — 
“Twenty-five per cent think 
scientists as a* group are more 
than a little ‘odd.’ 
“Fourteen per cent think there’ 
is something ‘evil’ about scien- 
tists. . 
“Nine per cent believe that. you, 
‘est. 
Makes. vou wonder. almost, 
to the dark ages. 
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  city has t2 cayities by the time) 
he is 12. whereas the average child 
in southern Italy has less than 
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He said .06 per cent of Americ an. 
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of the children in southern Italy 
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MOOSE JAW, Sask. uw — Mrs.,, 
‘Julia Lethbridge, 90, believed to. 
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‘the Sitting Bull band of Indians 
who fled to Canada after the 
‘Horn, Mont, in 1876, is dead; 
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ting card “makers (and sellers) 
at ay’ — g hm from now-on,. 
* 
. As the our saves course: 
On Christmas we try and forget - 
we have any enemies, if we do; 
And we want our friends to know 
we wish for them the best of 
everything. - 
"And if we have the price of a three- 
cent stamp, Arr SUMMERFIELD better 
‘deliver our greetings .. . even to the 
Pentagon! 
       
   
    
   
    
    
        
     
   
   
         
   
       
    
       
    
   
    
              
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
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President A this- week _sists.”” — "Headline. Trro’s a smart 
( Tracy S. Vooriges, a former 
ader tary of the Army, to coor- 
dinate government and private as- works both sides. of the street. 
sistance to Hungarian refugees ee 
“arriving in this country he was acting 
America. ion of many, that was very-little de- 
; Pea land has always been a refuge ‘generation.   
  Tux intelligence of a person is in, 
‘From, the small band of Pilgrims inverse ratio to the extent he c-" be* 
who set sail from Plymouth, England, roused by rabble-rousers. . 
September of 1620 through. —_- ——— ; 
tides of immigrants in. The- Man About Town 
/™men and womeii ‘turned 
to the New World. Oakland i in Lead ames > these Moores to 
- Still Sets: Pace in Sale 
mand a beter, fuller tife, - 3 of U.S. Savings Bonds 
: Wedded bliss: What too often . 1820 and 1930 some : 
. Avge gin: vega to - turns inte wedded pilitz. 
[of population in all history. 
the Statue of Liberty raised 
everlasting light on Bedloe’s 
in New York Harbor, in 1886, 
from “The New Colossus” ‘of   
This column aspires to be Oakland 
County's top pooster—and it always is 
easy to find ‘boosting material. This- re- 
minds me that the official figures, just 
released, show that we continue to top 
the big ones among Michigan’s 8 coun- 
Bonds. 
During the first ten months of 1956, Eeraare oe He bese, In   
_ its quota. In the same period, the four 
counties with the largest population sub- 
scribed for their quotas as follows: 
Wayne, 944 per cent; Oakland, 104.2 per’ 
a Cane _ — ei “ee. 
The three daughters of the late 
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lenz 
; have pledged $25,000 to Flint’s nig ow 
Immigra lege and cultural development, ir 
Yah doors oe igat of thelr parents, who lived near that city, 
ej those and were killed in an aute accident in 
admissible under @ strict quota sys- 1962. Mr. Lenz was general manager of 
tem. In the present emergency the Pontiac Motor Division. — 
_ Presiden ata ond a are From Walled Lake a phone call comes 
} number will be increased. — 
; 2 2 2 : Nearly 100,000 refugees have come _ urday was more in the 
: Austria Yuletide than any she 
into = in the past month, &c- rich inctuded those in such cities as ee to. Associated Press news petroit and New York. 
we}. £0   
Mrs. Agnes Eiselmann, 
real spirit of the 
  Past three & score “pnd ten, ‘and driving 
an automobile for 45 years wines an 
couidach 
William Ellerman bes 
is accumulating more than his share. of 
hard luck within a short space of time. 
: Mrs. Ellerman has been hospitalized. he 
accept _— ‘then boosted the suffered- a broken leg, and the other 
number 500. day a woman driver sideswiped his car Any city, in America to which any on West Huron St., causing $150 damage. 
_ of these displaced ‘people turn to She drove away, saying she was insured. 
make a new start in life should do “are taking all comers, and the 
United States first offered to: . 
Lake Road, Phone EM 3-$066. 
apn dk Mitel _ Including ue growers ‘in the Pontiac 
- grea, the 
Eastern Michigan Christmas 
Tree Growers Association 
has been organized. The first meeting 
     
  bof boo pioneers who built this nation. 
bk. Matalin a “stronger for their 
- Goodwill Toward. Men, s, | 
_ Even i In the Pentagon Letters or phone calls.of thanks have 
been received from all of the winners in 
Gen. MAxwet, D. Taytor, Army our football contest. All are in the same 
2 Chief of Staff, recently threw a de- vein as the first to arrive, that from 
~ cided chill into the the warmth of Carleton D. Wright 
: Christmas in the Pentagon. He 
"sued ‘a directive ‘discouraging’ ex- 
change of Christmas cards among. 
_ Army personnel in the Washington. vide for the growth of higher quality 
_ trees, and to facilitate better marketing 
facilities. 
  —_—————— 
even ‘Af you don’t win anything. 
‘Verbal Orchids to- 
nae "of 608 LeBaron St.; ninetieth birthday. 
seema Mrs. Elma Lake. 
“of 4911 Baldwin Road: eighty-fifth birth- 
e nam ~ of Lake Orion; ninety-eighth birthday. 
Mr. nad Mise, 2eGn Beemer, 
           
        
“Nor SHIFTING to Russia, TiTo in- 
cookie. He deftly balances the East_ 
against the West, and profitably ~ 
“Rock- ’w’-Roll Daiice Degenerate Ke 
ping with a basic concept of Into Riot.” —Headline. - _In the opin-.. _ 
Emma Lazarus were selected . ties in. the purchase of US. ‘Savings. 
~~ our state subscribed for 95.6 per cent of — 
eent; Kent, 67.5 per cent; Genesee,. 96.9 - 
who says Pontiac's Christmas parade Sat- 
Ellerman wasn’t. He fives at 3700 Green — 
— to help them. | © BM 
“was at Mayville, Its purpose ts to pro-~ 
js- Of 151 Chippewa Road, and to the effect 
that it’s fun to be in such a contest, ~ “Come to Think of It---It’s Our Lifeline, Too”    
               
          
       
  ; Voice of the ion 
~ Christmas Parade Gives 
Praise. by Darrell. B 
can’t say. I'm: glad for that ps   
me, address and jelephone number of 
_ planning, of building and of 
wers> necessary: to / 
make it a suceess. 
A prodigious thank you is in st 
~- fo anyone who had a part in Abe 
the parade...I, for one, say. thank 
you. no matter. what - pat you 
played. 
  
      
David Lawrence: Says:   
Will Nations Yield to Moral Force? 
WASHINGTON — The ~oral , 
forces of the world- now face the 
biggest challenge that has ever 
confronted them. 
It was moral force that persuad- 
ed the British and French to agree 
to withdraw their troops from the 
Suez area. Moral force argues that 
it is not necessary to exert military 
force to secure justice for the 
aggrieved. Will this view prove to 
be correct? 
The United Nations now is the 
main custodian of the moral 
force of the world. The United 
States, as one of its principal 
champions, has the ball now. 
What will the United States do 
with it? 
The British and French now ‘say, 
in effect, to the world: “Well, we 
tried negotiation with -Nasser Vut 
it got us nowhere. We went in to 
teach Nasser a lesson. Now we are 
* * & 
im 
no agreement was reached. And, 
in the end, military-force had to 
territorial integrity of Poland 
which Britain had pease: to 
., defend. 
GUARANTEE RIGHT — 
Today Britain as a member of. 
the United Nations is joined with 
of H and other so-called “satellites” of Soviet Union to 
live in The Atlantic 
of self-government to the nations 
of eastern Europe, Mr, Dulles last 
  
          
  ao They Gebated in the League of °% 
> Blind, because America was not a 
member, and hence there was no 
way of telling in advance whether 
the military force of the United 
States would be thrown into the 
batance on the side of the victims 
of aggression. This gave Hitler 
an advantage he was quick . to 
seize. It may even have unwit- 
tingty encouraged his | (aetd of 
aggression. 
President Eisenhower and Secre-_ 
: tary of State Dulles have just told — 
the world that the chances of peace 
in the Middie East are goed. They’ 
may be good if the world can be . 
_assured soon that the United States 
has a resolute. policy of moral force 
~ and Is ot going to flounder. 
a a a 
The temptation is to steer ih. the 
middie, trying to decide whether 
‘to risk antagonizing Nasser or to 
placate him and the Arabs, and 
a OO weakly. ‘while the Soviet. Union 
refuses_to let even the observers” 
of the United Mations get into - 
Hungary for ap inspection visit. 
One thing the ‘United. States can- 
not afford to,do—to cringe before 
the perpetrators of injustice just 
because they are big and powerful. 
Moral force requires courage. 
It means that a goverament or 
an alliance or an organization 
like’ the United Nations must be 
~ prepared to carry through with 
its resolutions even if it invelves 
‘military force as a last resort. 
Nobody can say yet whether 
moral force will succeed, but if 
the U.N. allows itself to be pushed 
around and shows no teeth now, 
~ then the outbreak of World War IIT through some « explosive. incident 
may be confidently predicted, as 
inevitable in the next few years. 
(Copyright, 1956, New York 
Herald Tribune, Inc.)   
Dr. William Brady Soer 7   
Deat- Person Should Try 
Hearing Aid, 
“ Connecticut reader writes: 
“I was astounded to read in 
your pamphlet ‘Deafness and 
Head Noises” that you can always 
‘detect the totally deaf in a social. 
"gathering, as they” always look 
_and happy reas oth- 
ers look tired, bored or unhappy. 
How-—you..as.a.doctor could make 
such a statement ;. .” (M. 0.) 
.Hastily referring to the pam- 
. You say: 
“In the first place, 
totally deaf-mingte— 
ing world. I, have lost most of 
my. hearing—I hear. nothing with- — 
~out an aid, so I know what the 
be used when “Hitter violated the ~-$ilent...world..is.and—have-.known. 
for about 11 years. . 
‘LIKE A TOMB’ 
. “Next ‘to being” ‘both ‘deaf and 
we totally .deaf are com- 
pletely' cut. off from, the’ world 
around us. My husband and I 
Can't aceept your testimony at “ 
face value, Ma‘am. Lip Reading 
which you complain has come 
between you and your family. 
On written request, accompanied 
with stamped, self-addressed en- 
velope, any reader may have a 
copy of the pamphlet on Deafness 
and Head Noises. 
Information concerning lip- read- 
ing, hearing aids, etc., is gener- 
ally provided‘ by the Hard of 
’ Hearing Society or the League for 
the Hard of Hearing in Your city. 
one pase ——teaching music et 100 words lg pertaining to personal health atid hygiene, not isease, diag- 
t, answered by 
William Brady, if a stam self- 
addressed envelope is sent to Pori-     633 Fomanand ‘Dr 
Has No Sympathy 
for Thief Victim 
T see a thief/ down in Kentucky. 
» stole $274,000An cash from a resi- 
dence. Any who keeps that 
amount of/money around a house 
deserves / just what happened. a e * eee Sat 
   
be unkind, but along with a lot 
of other people, I'm not going to 
~ sit up nights a a about it, - 
. football_in, Pontiac 
I, toe, bere besa wondering 
why we can’t produce a winning 
team occasionally. The past 
couple of. years we have had one 
_of the fastest teams in the state 
_.and net too light, either, But 
still the same results. 
didn't care to play. But eer ware 
’. ing a few of the practice sessions, —~— 
I came to the conclusion it wasn’t 
the boys: ‘They ‘have what it takes, 
I'm sure. 
We -can ‘fill all the seats -for 
basketball, so let’s get'a winning 
football team “and fil! Wisner Sta- 
dium, too. 
dust Anothor Sports Fan 
  ae ~ ——t— 
By HAL BOYLE 
NEW YORK w —. Don't, worry - 
too much if your teenage children 
can't decide what they want to 
be — or appear set on some goal 
you bélieve impossible. 
Surveys of famous people show 
that few actually followed the 
career of their first choice. Most 
abandoned a youthful dream, and 
won renown or wealth later in a 
widely different field. 
Think how different the world 
would be if everybody stuck te -. 
his first dream. 
Adolf Hitler might. be ‘a noted 
landscape painter. Harry S. Tru- 
man would be known as a medal 
of honor winner instead of the 
most vocal former occupant of the_ 
‘White House. 
Dwight D. Eisenhower, had he 
gone to Annapolis, as he originally 
intended, might be running a 
battleship instead of the U.S. 
government. Winston Churchilf’s 
“novels might be selling almost as 
well as those of Mickey Spillane. 
The truth is that the man who 
decides early in life what he 
wants to be — and sticks to that 
decision — is likely to be less 
well known, than. the one who™ 
changes his mind, ; 
Since 1953 Ed Murrow has in- , 
terviewed some 281 celebrities on 
his CBS-TV network show, ‘‘Person 
to Person.” One of the questions he 
asks most. often — and the one — 
celebrities seem most intrigued Celebrities Once Longed 
for Fame in Other Fields 
Liberace would be an undertaker 
(the profession his father hoped 
he'd follow.) 
Wally Cox would be. a play- 
wright, comedian Sid Caesar “an- 
other Albert Einstein,’ Debbie 
Reynolds a gym teacher, and” de signer Adrian a zookeeper. 
Columnist Drew Pearson would 
have been a diplomat. 
One of the oddest dreams of 
all: Marilyn Monroe said she ° 
wanted to be a cover girl on 
“The Ladies’ Home Journal’! 
What does all this prove? . Merely 
that it pays to know when to let 
go of a dream—and get a better . 
one, 
Meanwhile, most of us, if asked 
what we'd like to be that we once 
wanted and now aren't, would 
probably answer teday— 
“Balvent" oy 
Portraits _ 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Every year about this time - 
There is an efvelope . With 
Christmas Seals inside it ‘tor ese 
The patients who have hope . 
The joa who have patience for 
. To help 
* them in their noble fight . .-For 
full recovery: . 
expenses for . 
is won. . ~ A Christmas Seal. costs 
  “Wha bution adds . . . That kindly; 
mn oe to ter” aa you original- human touch . . . Let's use the 
yw ~ seals the maiiman drops . - - Out- Some of the answers are side or in our door . And dig 
highly surprising. If they had into our pockets now... . To buy 
‘ achieved their first dreams in- = a whole lot more. 
stead of jettisoning them: . (Copyright, 1956) 
Joe Louis wouldn't owe Uncle — ; 
Sam more than any boxer. in his- 
tory. He’d be bloWing trumpet in Looking Back 
a top jazz band, just like his hero, 15 Years Ago 
~Vaughn Monroe and Gloria Swan- 
son would be opera singers and 
actress Janet Leigh would be. 
therapy. 
Archbishop Cushing of “Boston 
would be a. politician, Mayor 
Robert B, Wagner of New York 
would be a concert violinist, wl _SENATE LIKELY to pull labor bill's teeth, “TURKEY WILL get $i) million BS. aid. ~20-Years Ago PREMIER SAYS King commit : 
marry Wally. 
Two CITY firemen dead- in 
shooting over Black Legion. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
‘Pets Are Mgt fe to Children Pets 
ice to children. They help 
“only”. child. . é 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
von Aease..T-338:.. Sandy, 10, is our fox terrier who through ~ 
the house to waken ‘the family in. 
the middle of the night when our 
big collie died. 
Sandy was a young dog then. She — rf 
    
    
  Hy 
  24 
tik Then Sandy will stretch and 
her den, 
2. 8 -® 
Yet this is simply: an act: She is 
GR indulging in trickery. So her be-- 
havior indicates that she~ knows ~ 
right from ‘wrong, and will stoop 
to deceit to cover up her own guilt. 
“Indeed; she does the “same thing 
with me. For example, oho. eet 
  
       
          tailed experiments to test the intel- 
ligence of animals: _. 
Dr. Hafold K. Fink, of New York 
  +. And help defray” 
- The battle that - 
         
           
       
       
     
    
  
      
     
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| oileede ‘Air Peuneniees. A total of 1,105 Fe git eas 
my . jemplaned at Detroit during the 
E Total Over 1 Million. | mca ’ i 
    
joined the list of eight cities ‘that|; New ‘York led with cexrinal 
originated more than a million alr| passengers followed by Chicago 
( passqngers in the year ending|with $41,632. and. Los. Angeles) 
last june 30, : ~* with 1,916,333. meet 
F or Your. Children’ 8 
hie _ Christmas’ Gifts. |     
    
  
  
      
    
    
      
  ne | ; sd “T) ‘The Ancient Greeks had many kinds of races in their Olymple 
Hy : ae © Se es Games. Some of these are run in the modern Olympics. 
ae A CUTE COCKER One great race, the marathon, was included when the modern 
‘ so. Olympics started in 1896. It is a little more than 26 miles long. : 
The marathon gets its name from the heroic feat of Pheidippides 
in 490 B. C. Word reached Athens, a Greek city state, that King Darius 
a ‘ of Persia was on his way to enslave Greece. Pheidippides, a champion 
Olympic runner, was sent to get help from Sparta, another Greek city. 
To. reach Sparta he climbed mountains and swam rivers for two 
: days and nights without stopping to rest. Then-he returned with word 
—— the Spartans would come. Meanwhile, however, the Persians landed. 
‘The Athenian army, with Pheidippides, defeated them at Marathon, 
'Pheidippides ran the 22 miles from Marathon to Athens to report the A choice of 3 colors, 
White, Brown, Tan 
Only 
  ; A worth-while gift that will instill fares ot the ct 4 2 ‘ victory. outskirts: y he died, gaspi “Rejoice, we con- 
the principle of thrift and start quer. ” . aes ae 
your child on the road to savings. One of the old races was called “‘the race in armor.” Here is a 
contestant. Paste this picture on cardboard and color with crayons. 
Cut..out-along the outside lines and fold back the end panels. so_the! 
rumner will stand. 
(Theresa Smith, Saginaw, Mich., won $10 for this idea. If you have 
‘a suggestion, send it in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins; 
PONTIAC ee smart: Trainng 
STATE BANK Cal Ceremony Off |rnic rises ona H 
Complete Banking Service } 1 vehers had been scheduled. to 
4 MAIN. OFFICE: In Downtown for Safety REASONS. [tient the candies at the altar and! 
pass therg down the aisles to each Open a Savings Account! 
      
       
         
      
  Pontiac’s Tallest Building, ESCANABA ( — The Rev. Sid-/member of the congregation. 
Saginaw at Lawrence ney Jones of Bethany Lutheran} “We, as Christians, are under an 
|Church has sent back to the manu-| obligation to observe the law,” the 
BRANCH OFFICES: facturer 500. candles which were|}Rev. Mr. Jones commented in ui 
a + 4 rss > _ 
| Left Hd L. : ‘to have been used at a candle-|calling off the ceremony. _Auburn Heights, Drayton Plains lighting service.   i 
The colorful pre-Christmas cere-/ Aslabama has had. four capi- 
= neers er mony was called off last night be-|tais. In-181T it-was at St. Stephens; : : --  — cause Fire Chief Nels Bergeon and in 1820 it was Cahaba; and in 1826 
wm i City Manager A, V. Arnson ad-|at Tuscaloosa. It was permanently 
viced that state fire laws frown! established at Montgomery in 1846. 
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EA ‘ , eae | 
=> es ee New Ceated 1956 | 
rigidaire Refrigerator | 
      
Regular $509. 95. 
$379" with TRADE   Sata 
   Now is the time to. - a | 
Frigidaire and here's the real — 
beauty to” buy. Large freezer 
on the hottom — Self-defrost:. 
ing refrigerator section—Pie. 
ture window hydrator plus 
many more features.   
      , No Money I Down!     Cold Pantry Model | 
  ES 90 Days Same as Cash 
    
        
      
          ‘uessy BUY. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY   ES 
since 
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   BETTER 2 GIFTS cost. 
ON CREDIT. TERMS «, ‘TAKE 6 MONTHS TO PAY! 
For Little Mothers! ins FREE Doll with 3 Pair 
y 19" Baby Doll Appreciated y Mojud NYLONS 
ccoram 
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1% GIFTS for SISTER 
A Orion Sweaters , . . $3.99 
SE Orion Blouses ,. .$2.99    
               
           
          
      
      
      
           
       
     
   
    
      % Men's Pajamas $ See | 
_ Pretty 19-inch baby 
doll with Saran rooted 
hair and cute organdy 
dress. ° ; 
Tiny Tear Doll $7.99 Crocker 
Cake Mix ;.. ,$4.99 
Doll Carriage . . $2.99 
All Boys Like       
              
       
      
   
    
Metal Trucks § 
™ Your choice of Fire, Wreck, 
and Stake Trucks. 
A Warm Gitt 
. BOYS’ 
JACKETS 
$ 4°° 
ing: Sizes 6 to 16. 
Famous BVD Brand TOYS for BOYS 
Remco Radio ....$3.99 & 
Holster Sets oes $2.99 
Parstroop Carbine. $2.99 
Warm all woot jackets 
with quilted innerlin- 
ve $3.99 . 
   
       
SPORT ‘Suiits & sop 09 
‘For the man on -your # 
gift list. Handsome 
Styles. 
GIFTS for HIM 
Gift Ties .....$1,00 
tee ee Gloves 
G'ove-Muftler 
Set 
at Sad 
Handsome, full cut ‘2 z 
his leisure. S-M-L | 
  GIFTS for HIM 
  eee towne 
COATS 
S-M-L. 
$59.99 Men's 
Men's Wool 
Topcoats .. 
  aoe eae vie $8 
Warm Beacon Plaid - 
MEN’S ROBES , 
: $2.99 
SUBURBAN - 
’ For the outdoor man, All 
* wool, heavy innerlined. 
GIFTS for HIM. 
Suite Lott's +c eS688.00- ‘ 
++, $38.00 2 « rr ye 
     
          
     
     
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DAMASK SET # 
Tablecloth and six 
    3 Pr. 2.99 © 
For Lanary Sipe W's s VANITY FAIR” aS. 
fs ~aaga 4 =: Sf 
boxed Towels 99 foto Vz 
4 pieces. The prac- ; GIFTS for HER tical gift. Vanity Fair Walts: Gowns $6.94 
Vanity Fair Panties eee 1.50 
Vanity Fair Pajomas .,, 9.95    
           
          
      
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“ Pillagy Cane Set... $1.00 
~ aeeonae 
  
    
     
    
        
   
       
    i MF Sale ot finer coats in. tin 
is for Christmas and -N 
Year.'s. 10.to ee 
       
     
        
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f GIFTS for HER 
y Suburban Coste. $18.99 5 
      Yes, give everyone’ on 
your list this delight- 
ful gift. Candy 1.00   
          seneee 
        
           THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, 7ESDAY, DECEMBER 4; 1956 h 
    
   
         
     
     
   
   
    
   
      
   
     
    
   
   
         
    
         
    
       
      
    
     
   
    
     
               
        
       China yesterday's get , ilies thskek tose cao | mgliigh School, Madison Junior High,| tise .S ¢ b o.¢ 1 system. Dur. 
ing the afternoon the MSU vis- grant in 
sag sropasy ThAcuEEs — Tour Pontiac 
area girls are among the 26 MSU student teachers 
afe rte- | who will get teaching experience in Pontiac dur- . 
the cur- | ing the winter months. The girls are shown: at 
‘Meeting at Madison ‘ og ‘salons into the Poa- gram were Dr. Ted Ward. coordi- 
rator/-ot the MSU- teaching pro-|   Syria Hears U. ‘. 
= Policy Explained ==   “Pontlae; Dr. Dana 
Weber, | ines toured their new schools. |P./ Whitmer, superintendent of mee 
fo “They. returned to East Lansing | schools; J. Ceeil Cox, assistant su- 
/perintendent of schools in charge 
jot personnel. Dr. Russell tae 
coordinator | of secondary educa 
tion; Gerald White, siemestary 
coordinator and ‘Dr, W. . Vernon 
- |Hicks, coordinator of — student 
{teaching at MSU, 
“Daring hele 1 week stay” tnt 
Pontiac, the student teachers will 
teach four out of five days of class 
{with aid from cooperating. teach- 
_jers from the. Pontiac schools sys- 
“ltem. On the fifth day of the “week | 
they will meet with county, city 
_jand campus consultants. in semi- 
mar sessions, 
: The group will also do com- 
-| tunity study work te become - 
| better acquainted with the com- 
{ munity during, their stay in Pea- 
tiac. es 
‘T= Michigan’ State. University. pio- =peered this resident. center _move- 
ment,” Dr. Ward said. “We be- 
lieve it an improvement. over the 
scattering of small groups to cities 
jnear the campus. This puts groups 
+of approximately 25 out to a cen- 
ter per term. 
“The experiences they will gain|- 
in this ‘live-in’ situation will give 
| jthem better practical teaching 
“linowledge. The situation is not 
at all unlike the first teaching 
experience the new teachers will 
run across," he added. 
Pontiacs Press Fhote| Other resident centers in the ers 
state are located in Grand Rap- Junior High School. They are (from left to right) Virginia F r of Bl field Hills; Sue Harri ids, Birmingham, Battle Creek, 
son, 3170. Lexington Dr.; Kay Klinkhamer; 28 . . St. 151 Ave, area, the - Niles-Buchanan- Dowa the . St. Joseph-Benton Harbor 
  giae area and Jackson. 
  
             
    
   
                     
   
         
       
   
        
     
   
          
   
          
   
  
   
   
  i Salerfid coonaiiet fruit shapes and toll 
“ete ive a Soecien, air a te 
Meet ric Included are. 
god ig OR ee ee 
chips, and many more in \ 
   ? so diversion” “Tisted in the suit 
nion Officials Sued srs in ae paid ol ‘surance firms to whom Saperstein 
gave the union contract, 
  
filed yesterday-in federal courtito Get You Out of If! _, 
’ LOUISVILLE, Ky. @—A hungry) 
14-monthcld son nearly got his 
' father out of jury duty — but npt 
fe Pp , oo . Pickett Jr. showed James and John T, Toomey, both - , up in criminal court for jury) 
Chicago. James resigned Nov.! i+) but didn’t know where he! 
ce ~* wag to serve because hig son 
meee we oe eyichewed the corner off his sum-| 
mons, 
Judge Frank A. Ropke drafted 
(Pickett for the grand jury any- 
way, He needed 12 men, only 11 
showed up and Pickett was stand- 
members of San Francis-|& Y- 
Harold Arien, the song writer of   
        
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you will be proud 
a eg milk and dark chocolate- 
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  “No More, /kggression’ 
in Mideast Countries 
to Be Télerated , 
DAMASCUS, Syria (Reliable; 
Syrian sources ‘say the United 
States hed told Syria it wAll toler-/St 
ate no More aggression in 
Middle East. 
American Ambassador J ames 
Moose was reported to have given 
that word to Premier Sabri ‘Assali ithe Russians will annin: start sup- 
‘Abandon Hope for 17 force. when we hear about the flow 
of Soviet planes 0 Syria.” 
He sid Riis bad deberately 
exaggerated the In the ten years following World “|war If the ehildren under 18 in 
the United States reached a. record 
tenets! nso 
  
  quantities 
being shipped “to add be 
oars and the ‘Western world’s 
headaches—and because when the, 
Syrian replenishing is~ completed, ;   
  plying Egypt.”   
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  in a 9-minute jew, with the 
declaration cove Moves 
in thie Middle East ares. 
The U.S. ‘iaioas declined to: 
comment on the report of the| 
meeting. Assali told reporters 
Moose “explained to. me the new | 
United States policy toward the) 
Middle East," 
outlined America’s “eager- 
ness that all Middle Eastern coun- 
tries should maintain their free- 
dom and independence.” - 
remained on guard at public-build- 
ings in Damascis and hotels and 
other major buildings were still 
sandbagged. Volunteers of the 
‘popular resistance organization” 
continued drilling on the city’s 
outskirts. 
* * a 
Israel declared the Soviet Union 
is pouring jet fighters and bomb- 
into Syria and said the Israeli 
oir force must be strengthened. 
in Tel Aviv, Ben-Gurion said, 
'“We cannot be satisfied with the       against Syria or any other nation | a 
+ ~He— paid —the—ambassador—aleo/t- 
Soldiers carrying tommyguns/ 
“Premier David Ben%Gurion of 
Speaking at a defense bond rally) — Satins Geo or     ments, debts or Dilla when See, see ae ak oes tor ——— yeu can how —s 
  
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  Lint Home of 50 View.   
Charlotte Smith, a neighbor girl, 
‘chances-| nd took-her_te-live_in-the farm four home ha was-born in near Detroit. 
  
    reiDetroiters Give Up Farm ‘or N ew 'YWCA Branch = 
mix mortar and they cut dans 
white oak and cherry-trees-to build 
the 14-room home, ; 
—The YWCA will get only four 
acres of the land and the house. 
‘The puachage will hang onto six 
dent, takes his deer hunting with 
  next summer to ieplnins a current 
two-room office. 
  
History With Hunting 
- HASTINGS (#—Mike Johnson, 16- 
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     Admiring the felt skirts that members 
of Guild Two of All Saints Episcopal 
Chureh have made and will take orders 
for at the annual bazaar being held in 
Stevens Hall on Thursday a =e 
right) Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald of 
Ottawa drive and Mrs. Harold St. John 
of West Iroquois road, members of the 
Guild. “Christmas F. antasyland” will be 
open to the public from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. are f left to 
omens. Section TU ESDAY, DECEMBER ‘, 1056 i VEN Se eee eee 
Personal News of Interest in Pontiac The National Automobile Show 
opening in New York on Satur- 
day will find many area residents 
in attendance. Among those leav- 
ing on Wednesday who will make 
their headquarters either at the; 
Sherry-Netherlands dr the Essex} 
House are Mr. and Mrs. Semon) 
Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs.. Frank W. 
Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. 
Emerick, Mr. and Mrs. E, M.| 
Estes, Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Norris) graduate course at the University Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Carss 
of Houston. Before returning to his/of Tilden avenue “announce the! 
Mr. ery he will also attend the an-\birth of ‘a daughter, Catherine] 
Mary, Nov. 16 at/St. Joseph Mercy and Mr. and Mrs. Buel E. Starr. 
Mr. and Mrs. -R. J. Longpre, 
and Mrs. J. Cc Jamiesofy, Mr. and 
Mrs. Martin F. Ruimmel,, Mr. and}- 
Mrs. B. A. Kissam, Mr. and Mrs. 
E. R. Pettengill, Mr. and Mrs. 
George M. Watson, ‘Mr. and Mrs.! 
John F. Blamy and Mr. and Mrs. 
L.. W.. Walker ‘will also attend. 
Stif. others are Mr, and Mrs. 
G. A. Delaney, Mr, and Mrs. d./ 
P. Chartes, | » and Mrs,” a 
Garlick, pin Mrs. G. A. 
Reck, Mr. ang Mrs. J. Z. Pe-. 
Lorean, Mr. and Mrs. Herman 
_ Kaiser, K. W. Webb, B. B. Kim- 
ball, J, K, Stuart, W. L. Criger, 
J. B. Meidiein, K. P. Kelly and 
Cc. 0. Tare, / * # i 
In another _group. which will at-\ern ern Michigan 
tend the show are Mf. and Mrs. jy initiated into Epsilon Pi Tau, Le m1. 
|international honorary fraterni 
P. Crenshaw,'in industrial arts and industrial oneee of Baierin Avenue Methodist Wednesday. at 9:30 Philip J. Ss Mr. and Mrs. 
R. C, Woodhouse, E ithesy spent’ two weeks. visiting’ 
|triends in St. Pessrelanrs. Miami! 
jaind Lake bem te Mrs. David DeShetier of, Avolte | Grandparents of the infant are’ 
street left Wayne Major Airport |Mr. and Mrs. Max Simonson and 
Monday for Erlangen, Germany, 
where she wil] join her husband Beach, N. ¥. 
who is stationed there with the ~  * 
6. Armny- / . Mr. and Mrs. David D.. Mac-| 
*/* (Laren of Anoka drive anriounce 
Dr. F. Mitton Hathaway of East|the birth of a daughter, Carol Ann, 
Iroquois road, is/leaving today for/Nov. 30 at Pontiac General Hospi- | Houston, Tex., to attend the Amer-' ta). 
ican Academy’ of Optometry post- * * @* 
nual meeting ot = academy. 
Hospital. 
Mr. jana ‘Mrs. M. H. Addis of 
avenue and/Mrs. Thomas tes Judson 
|plane Saturday from Florida where 
stone of Miami, Fla. 
* 
. Coming Events. Over 100 pt a attended the 
oper house and buffet dinner 
hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry 
L’ote in their Windcroft drive 
home Sunday. The affair -hon- 
ored their son, Johy C. Wiltze | 
Jr., who is home on leave frony 
Camp funtion. Om. Thursd Maxwell 
Shadiey, 4 Chats. Or. ler a 1 pm. 
Cofet luncheon and business meetthg. 
3, / ORS, will héld Christmas 
party esday at 6:30 p.m. in Pon- 
= Federal Savings and Loan bulld- 
, 61 W. Tluron Bt. 
Pontiac oe shestiors Cinb will 
ret bad f: oP = reday at Masonic 
emp wane . 
Billy Joe Rose, a junior at West-| waos of Centrar Methodist Church College, was récent-/wil meet - t the._chureh_Thursday_at or execu 
will meet 
H. T. DeHart, Mr. ind Mrs, R. H.|technology. Ceremonies were held/<'m for ‘a Priendship Breakfast at the ‘Eé- Hainill, 128 Gillespie; Mr.-and Mrs.-B W, €ran- ; 
dell, Mr. and 
Mr._and_ Mrs. A. A. Shantz, Mrs/ V. P, Blair, Mr-\jowing a luncheon -atra 
and Mrs. “Thome E.~ Wilson and alpha Kappa Chapter. rs. WwW. Now Hotel Harris,--‘Katagnazoo, ~fol- tern 
8 a “by | Parliamentary Study..Clud will meet 
Maggy at 2 p.m. eat Masonic Tem- 
BE. Lawrence se Billy is the son of /Mr. and Mrs.) 
Also in ‘the patty are W. L. VatrlCecil T. Rose of 
deWater, C. Vi Crockett, Joseph P. 
McManus, J M. Gilroy, G, W. 
Sheldon, Eafl A, Maxwell, A. E. Hos- Kallen, J. ¢. Merek, B. M. Wilton) pital’ to. Mr. and Mrs. David 
and 8, G, Little. . oo at git at § 
Huron Gardens Auxiliary 2667 2887 POR. will meet Miotnentay at 8 p.m, ‘mn 1 
ea os 3608, Of cers will mot ah TR Nov, 30 at 
Horowitz of Henry Clay avenne, Mrs, Sam Horowitz of Manhattan’ 
Grandparents of the infant are 
court arrived home by|Mr. and Mrs’ Ear] Smith of Tilden 
yin ieee ee oa Bazoar Scheduled ‘Event Slated 
on Thursday 
vat All Sainte Babths,—Snack Bar 
and. ‘Smorgasbord 
to Be Featured | 
zaar, Mrs. Alfred Watson and Mrs. 
Henry Smith are serving as co 
soeirens a deoxstinns, 
tae os We bia, ‘the 2 
"guilds of the church along with the 
angel_placecards and. tree orna- 
ments, mirrored decorations and- 
girls’ felt @arts. 7 
Christmas siomee mobile deco- 
rations, stuffed animals, hand 
puppets, Christmas favors and tal- 5 
lies have been made by members 
of Guild Three under the chair- 
manship of Mrs. L, Jerome Fink. 
VARIETY OF APRONS 
Aprons of all kinds including — 
jebtlee, x. Oar: and coveral styles 
been madé by members. of 
oun Four and will be-available to 
the Christmas shoppers. Mrs. 
Merle McManus is chairman for 
this guild: 
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A novelty bar of plastic table- 
cloths, manicuring sets, Christmas 
'treé skirts and many other items 
|has been arranged by Mrs, Ariel 
Davis and members of Guild Five. 
“For the business person and 
those who wish te “lunch out,” 
members of Gulld Eight will 
have sandwiches, homemade pas- . 
tries, tea and coffee available 
throughout the day, 
Reservations will not be .neces- 
sary for the smorgasbord dinner 
i|being served by members of Guild 
|Six from.5:30 to 7:30 p.m. under 
the chairmanship of.Mrs, William 
| Iserigs. * * * 
A specialty at Guild Nine’s booth 
will be Christmas candy and nov- 
“jelty jewelry, Mrs. ‘Russell Cutler 
is chairman for this guild. Other 
chairmen include Mrs. John Shear-— 
er, Guild 10; Mrs: Frank. Vydick, 
Guild 1, and. Mrs. Donald Rich- : 
pGgneral Richardson Chapter DAR wil ards, Guild 12. 
FUN FOR CHILDREN 
Planned activities. and movies’ 
have been arranged for the chil- 
dren, and Santa Claus will be pres- . “ 
ent at “Christmas Fantasyland.") 
Members of the youth groups 
and Fleur de Lis will also partici- 
pate in the all-day affair. 
All Day Thursday 
Mrs. Charles Butler is general 
chairman of the bazaar being spon- 
sored by the Dorcas Society of the 
SevVenth.Day. Adventist Church. The 
, {all-day bazaar is scheduled for 
Proceeds will be used to provide 
Christmas baskets for the needy. 
ure. yang will be assisted by 
Cecil Reynard and Mes 
Henry Wallace cas Plastic Bags Useful 
ae “Dlowinfteld Hills Branch of the Women’s National 
Farm and Garden Association held the annual eh Saal _/ Members of Guild Siz of All Saints. 
Church are. preparing the smorgasbord dinner to be 
‘served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 
Femaytad’ ” in Smee Hall. Mrs. H 
Adding a decorative ouch to he Chetan tree 
that will have a prominent place in Christmas Fantasy: 
| land” Thursday at Stevens Hall gre (left to right) Mrs. 
Alfred Watson of F ronklin boulevard and Mrs. James 
R. Jenkins-of Wenonah drive/ 
to the public from JO a.m. ty’ 10 p.m. 
he. providedfor those attending during the lunch hour. 
No reservations are necessary for the smorgasbord din, | 
ner to be serve beginning @ at 5:30 p.m. : “ Pentiae ‘Press Photos 
Ottawa drive and Mrs. Fred Cockle 7, Miami road (left 
to right) look on as Mrs. William Isgrigg of Cherokee 
road (right center) and Mrs. Walter. Wharton o rm” ere 
piscopal 
at “Christmas 
H. D. Morris of 
—- avenue, (extreme right) mix Christmas goodies. 
$$$ += 
|Education Group to” Hold 
\Yuletide Tea on Thursday 
“Plans have beer completed for Hollister,“ -Mrs.—Fred— 
the Association of Childhood Edu-and “Mrs. Arthur Price,’ 
cation's Yuletide Tea to be held in, ceive/the guests. 
the ballroom of Casa del Rey! / 
Se yin: soi <2 Chapters 
-of Sorority semble for the 11th annual tngiths phe Spee! om oun 5 i 
| ~:'Are Installed’ Rituals Sing A 
by Beta we | 
at Hotel Doty, represent Mrs. Florence 
| ative of the office 
rf The event will be open 
A snack bar will 
fi affair: will include Dr. and Mrs. 
‘Dana P. Whitmer, Mr. and: Mrs. 
id. Geeit Cox, Mr. and Mrs. 
Gerald White , Mrs. Harry King, 
rinsé them out and ary ae Harriet Ratlitt and Mrs, Doty. 
tween dish towels as you do a Ah 
Pentiae Prose Protos 
ira to E. §. Wellock a and. Mrs. Williain Ferguson, “both of Bloomfield Hills, was Howard Har- 
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Precautions* 
Other necessities are sromatic 
‘spirits of ammonia for use as a 
‘restorative, sulfathiazole ointment 
to limit infection in cuts, adhesive’:   
    
  
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extend for about 95 miles distance.’   Nevertheless, this period 
         
       
       
     
               
   
    
          
    
   
     
     
        “Ry JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
It is a fine idea to -have a few 
Panis in Your fir 0M a you” rush through these weeks just be- 
fore -Christmas, Of courge, one of 
the best tricks is not to rush, if 
you can swing it. Ae * ae . 
of more 
shopping than usual and of pre- 
paring for guests _and_ festivities 
erica geciguant lrtees 
Why not see to It that you 
He down for at least two 15 min- 
ute rest periods during the day? 
You probably will get more done - 
with greater ease if you allow 
yourself that half hour. 
Then; too, there are several ex- 
ercises which are very relaxing./ 
Take these before going to sleep | 
out of your spine and ) your nerves. 
  separated. Let your. head) 
trunk and arms drop forward. 
tay in this position while you bob 
  
    
   at night in order to get the kinks your 
ae es EE ge SA ethan 
is Te 
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  ‘Make this Christmas something dS ee at the flip of a finge " 
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HEATER’ “Indirect” for even heating throughout 
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JEROME MOTOR SALES co. 
Pontiac, Michigan             Do.this in-a rag 3. 
      
  sii oa sk dole a so 2. Stand ‘tall. 
  ee 
  , bine. 
sideward, shoulder height, palms’ 
tacing forward, and pull back with Raise your_asmsishearma_As_yol do 80 lower| 
{plete circle, first in one direction ¥ ‘ension 
your head backward. Return a 
to sides and raise pd head. 
this slowly. It is Tike” a good stretch, e- * * 
3. Roll your head in a .com- 
and then in the other, Do this in a 
slow,-Jazy~-manner.. — 
4. Stand erect. Let your arms 
hang limply at your sides while 
you make circles with your   while and then backward. 
Also, don't ‘neglect your beauty, 
routines just because you are bus-, 
‘lier than usual. If you do you will 
arrive at the height of the Christ- 
mas season (when you will want 
to-look -your prettiest) with a few 
new lines and a dry skin. Eve 
jfew weeks can.make this differ. 
ence. . * * * 
" Tomorrow: “Look Upon Retine- 
  ‘Young Arti st 
to Survive Juichi Kamikawa 
Sp ends Most Time 
in Coffee Shop 
BY JANE EAs <- 
WASHINGTON — Juichi Kami- 
kawa, young Japanese-American 
artist has won considerable 
shoulders, Circle forward for a jattention in the capital and has 
isold many of his paintings. Never- 
theless he contends that. artists 
jin this country are “sll having 
a hard time. *. 
“They have to have ‘in eight- 
hour job—working or teaching—in 
@order to survive,” Juichi told 
me over a cup of coffee in the 
new gathering place for art lov- 
ers — a combination gallery and 
Italian-type..—cafe _expressdshop-——.-   
‘ment as a Time for Opportunity.” 
  Graduation   
  
  
From this position, bob your trunk up and down as 
though you had a spring in your spine. 
_ getting the kinks out of your spine and nerves. It’s good for 
a a eee]   
held 
} Silver and gold streaks and > { a _, Green Hair in Style News LOS. ANGEEES {INS)—The lady’ dust her ‘eyelids with’ matching | 
with green hair will be_ right in|- glitter specks. 
style this year and next. Soft, feminine swirls and waves! That's the word from the Coif-, { 
ture Guild of Los Angeles and,Ste, Todish hairdos these days. Holtywood, which, recently 
its 21st annual hair styling show, ‘side and } 
Green hair, as well. as pink-) 
-— COME INT YOU'RE ALWAYS “WELCOME AT ——- were aimong the tints on display. father \ép-sided’ Took is 
curls 
side. popular’ 
| with. brushed-back hair- on one About Duties Girl. to Accompany; 
| Her Beau‘s Family, 
to Exercises 
By EMILY POST 
A young woman wrifes me as 
follows: “‘A man I know is gradu- 
lating from Naval’ Oificers’ Candi- 
'date School soon and I have been) 
}are driving down. 
“T would like to know it I am| 
obligated to them in any way, and 
if so, how? Do 1 offerte pay for 
anything en route or in the hotel?   |Also, would a eraduation present 
‘be in order? 
| “I have known, this: young man 
only about five months but I 
+ have..been dating him rather 
ven eee since we met. I would 
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A graduation present is not a fix} 
proper to give him. one it you, 
would like to, 
  
“Dear Mrs. Post. I work in an 
“After all, we do see each 
ther the day before Christmas 
) and wish the season's greetings 
| personally so why send a printed 
_ Message in ation. I think 
be_ sent invited to the exercises. I am mak-! 
jing the trip with his parents-who| 
| obligation, but it would be quite) which he. is now managing. 
” «Artists who spend many years 
‘ef study to gain a professional 
status should be. able to get 
Guest Asks [Senta se membor ot other professions like 
and lawyers.” 
Juichi ‘af long last has his 
‘own gallery, But, because of his 
Hong hours at the coffee shop— 
it-is the only place in the capi- 
tal ‘that remains open. until 3 
o'eleek- in the morning — he is- 
only able to be there on late 
Saturdays and Sundays. 
. * »* } 
The artist's parents, members 
of- a well-known Hiroshima fam- 
ily, came to the United States 
in 1890 and settled in Fresno, 
Calif., where Juichie®was born, 
ithe youngest of seven children, 
agers STUDENT 
For..asgear before the outbreak 
lof World War II Juichi, whose - 
flair _for painting was evidenced 
at an early age, attended Fresno 
State Teachers College. 
Then, with his fariity and other 
Japanese, he was interned at an 
Arkansas ‘relocation center. 
: In 1944 he joined the. famous 
Jdapanese-American {42d Infantry . 
Regiment, which | fought with 
distinction in the Italian cam- 
paign. 
After the war Juichi came here 
to join a sister, Hiro, then work- 
jing for the Department of the In- 
‘terior, and to get himself a job. 
In recent’ years he has been 
‘able to study at the Corcoran 
School. His paintings are expres- 
sionistic with heads of saints ac- 
claimed by critics asamong the         office with 15 others. It is the cus-| best. 
tom here for the employes to send| 
Christmas cards to each other 
which, in my opinion, is sense- Juichi says he is equally inter- ~ 
ested in many other themes, horses, 
birds, -fish, landscape and still 
life. 
  
Holiday Dresses” 
Airy, Graceful”   
only to those whom we cannot’ | 
, wish a personal greeting. I would 
like to know if you agree with 
:_ome.”” 
H ———d 
Answer: Even though I do 
| agree with you, Christmas cards. 
dare very Pretty a 
like to receive them and make a NEW YORK (NEA) 
floaty. dresses. with a graceful, 
ladylike look are‘very. much a part 
of the holiday festivities this year. 
The floaty look usually comes 
from panels, atiached at a high 
| waistline in such a way. that they 
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|méves, They're most offén used in 
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whan 
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| -invitations—to._a—maryied-—couple- 
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mas. Both began the first week in 
f she no, because — what, 
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jonly temporary. 
| She danded-in- the cosmetics de- 
|partment where she does an ade-| 
'quate job, but no more. 
PENSION PLAN 
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jlack of opportunity for the older »'for my pamphlet, Appears to Be Inborr .B.’s record, they knew they could| - 
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AN OPEN MIND 
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fortunately, can be cultivated. 
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about the) _ ward an Open Mind.” 
_ Compete, 1956) 
Fruit Peel ~T 
Candied 
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BY JANET ODELL 
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Mrs. Alison is an artist and 
|works in several fields. Cooking, 
painting. and sculpture are ways 
in which she gives expression to. 
her talents. In addition to being 
a creative homemaker, Mrs. Alison 
is a devoted grandmother. 
. CANDIED FRUIT PEEL 
By Mrs. D. J. Alison 
Pull out the inside white skin 
of orange and grapefruit peel. Cut 
into strips, Put in cold salted water, 
bring to-a boil, Repeat this several 
times, each. time with.fresh water. 
Drain well. 
Make a syrup o shared her - 
Actor Discovers Thrills 
in Battles With Leopard 
    paper. CHRISTINE MARIE SANQUIST 
    
College. 
  
By JOAN HANAUER 
HOLLYWOOD INS) = Steve 
Forrest finds that making movies 
jineludes such delights as foreign : 
travel and such dangers as fighting the jungle. This one was only par-| 
a partially trained. leopard that 
bites. 
= ~ oe 
His fight with the leopard, which 
he almost Jost, occurred while For- 
rest was shooting “The Living 
Tao’ -on Jocation in the Yucatan 
Peninsula of Mexico. 
It seems, the Mayan Indians 
who inhabit those jumgies-had an 
exotic religion which mixed be- 
lief in serpent and jaguar gods # 
“| with the theory of reincarnation. 
The plot of the picture also gets 
invelved with these, 
“It was necessary to have the 
Dip candied .peel and cool hero fight a jaguar,”’ Forrest re- 
lated, ‘ “except that jaguars are im:   
  
    
          
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“The trainer was a mass of scars 
from this and other animals," 
Steve continued, “He always had 
bloody spots on his hands. 
" During the first days of shooting | 
‘the leopard got loose and jumped 
jup on Liliane Monteveecchi, He eo 
ie wal Meat Herbert ‘ About Behavior of Sanquist 
- of Detroit. By RUTH MILLETT anno How do you look to your teenage) 
wnce the son or daughter? If you want to 
engagement of any ms might take a lnok at 
‘ comments y 
their daughter, teenagers to this column, Do any 
‘Christine jot them stnike home? 
Marie, to “It janie would take more in- 
terest in the activities of their 
a Donald HH. jteenagers, they might—be pleas-} 
Kevern, son of antly Surprised. It parents wan 
ask, ‘Did you have fun?’ te. 
Mr. and Mrs.\ demanding, ‘Where have you! 
Stanley' (|béen?’ the minute a teenager 
, “ , jcomes home, we kids would volun- 
Kevern of jeer a lot more, informatiog,” 
“Haddrill “If a teenager goes out and 
: gets a job working after school. 
court. Both | sag og Saturdays, it looks as 
attend Central ones i to nave a right <4 spe spend money the Way 
Michigan wapts to, 
“Tt earn my ‘own : money bat 3 my) 
father is always accusing me of 
‘throwing it around’ whenever I 
save up to buy something I want. 
That takes most of the fun out of 
working and I don’t really think it 
is fair." 
“My parents expect me -te- be 
polite to their friends, but they 
aren't always polite to mine. Dad 
gets mad if he answers the tele-) 
phone and it is for me, He is often (Teen Picture of Parents 
Often Proves_ Unflattering 
Youngsters List. Numerous. ‘Complaints 
Mothers, Dads — 
“When I have friends at my 
house my mother always comes in 
and sits down. and stays with us 
until they leave. I always get out 
of the roofii when she is trying to 
talk to her mien, -~ it seems 
to me she ought to do the same 
thing for me, But I would would bart her 
feelings if t wid her this.” 
* 
“My surene are always eriticiz- 
ing my friends, So I have quit 
telling them anything I think they 
won't like. 
“And I almost hate to have 
my friends come to my house 
becamne I knew when they are 
gone Mom or Dad will start in 
on their manners, or their 
clothes, or something.” 
These are a few teenage com- 
plaints culled from a number of 4: 
“and then to hgh 
eer teenagers see ce even 
though it isn’t always a flattering 
picture.” 
Walk Off Calories. 
If you want good circulation as 
well as a trim figure, work some 
exercise into your daily routine. 
You might adopt two or three sim-   
  downright rude to the person call- 
could die.” 
|possible to train. So we used a! 
‘leopard. He was pretty wild, too. 
Leopards are one of the most vi- 
cious and treacheroys beasts. in   
  sprang at her from behind and the 
trainer yelled at her to stand there | 
while he distracted the anintal.”’| 
Steve naturally had a stand-in! 
| to fight the beast. The only trouble 
jwas the stand-in was short while 
{Steve is tall, the stand-in had dark, / 
‘lank hair while Steve's is crisply 
| curly and blonde. 
“I wasn't very enthusiastic about 
it at first,’ Steve said, explaining 
‘that camera closeups throughout 
the fight decided the producer that 
his leading man would have to! 
fight the leopard in person. 
“Then I found it exciting. I can 
' understand why auto racers and 
impossible mountain climbers do 
it. You- get-a--rather -suspicieus 
stimulation from something like 
this and get the feeling you want 
to deo it again and again and 
again, 
“It turned out I got my wish. 
There was trouble with the lighting | 
and I had to do the fight scene| 
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“The second time he put his paw | 
over my face and, thinking of the| 
camera, I moved my , guard to. 
brush him away. He crunched) 
}down on my shoulder and I was’ 
black and blue for a week. | 
“The third time he took a large’ 
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the (elated Tasmdkie Coes Assovia-_| 
i ht, After the 
cussed selections - he Charles Pappas of F rankman 
  street. 
Pianist tious Lipkin 
Delights Lovers of Music . 
Waterford Civic Group Hears Concért 
by Noted Young: Artist Monday 
By JANE WINDELER 
- A pianist of major stature performed for members 
of the Waterford Township Civic Music Association last 
night. a 
Seymour Lipkin, 
his reputation with. his 
eat High School 28, who was dubbed - “foremost 
young pianist in the United States” whén he won the 
Rachmaninoff Fund Award, more than lived up to 
      oung pianist, was’ ‘guest 
“he diss 
ce in the Isaac Cri 
mt coring ad   
is program opened with? 
Becht’ Prelude and Fugue 
in C—The paying fas 
Clavichord—play 
Bach must have 
himself, without eecicn|! 
and making the piano 
sound exactly like a clavi- 
chord. 
The allegro, allegretto and allegro 
comodo movements of Beethoven's 
Sonata in E Major, Opus 14, 1, 
were artfully intrepreted from the 
most delicate ripples to the 
energetic chords. 
But Brahms’ Variations and 
Handel's Fugue really showed 
Lipkin’s authority at the key- 
board, . 
His wonderful technique from the 
clear, soft embellishments at the 
opening, through the majestic, 
ponderous chords, to the marvelous 
rhythms worked by the left hand, 
made for wonderful, breath-taking 
renditions of these famous works. » as ear cr ae 
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by Brahams and List’s “Fifteenth 
Hungarian Rhapsody,” which 
delighted his audience. 
  
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They'll Confer at Augusta Headquarters   
AUGUSTA, Ga, a — President 
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sae the International Feder-| 
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  gani-|of Defense Wilson and other ad- 
\day meeting here to discuss the 
“ane of military spending for the Eisenhower has called Secretary 
ministration officials to-“a _Fri- 
jnew fiscal year. 
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likely to remain in Augusta until: 
ig nothing else scheduled before 
that, ‘but that does not necessarily 
mean we would stay dowm here a 
that time. On: the other hand, 
could." = 
Accompanying Wilson to Augus- 
ta Friday will be Budget Direc- 
tor Percival Brundage; Wilfred * 
|J.\MeNeil, assistant secretary’ of. 
defense; and Eisenhower's chief 
, aide, Sherman Adams. 
‘ ‘The conference, Hagerty said.) 
bi be outlined in Eisenhower's State|will-deal_with the Defense De- ment, 
year starting July 1. 
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speculate on the figure for the new, 
year, | 
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meet Nehru, Hagerty said, “there, President Calls Meeting of Top Aides ; 
to Discuss Future Military Spending 
Eisenhower to confer with con- 
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tration’s legislative program, 
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ease will not be held now until 
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Nehru, ending 20, 
The original plan was for the 
"| President to meet with Republi-) 5» 
Tean congressional leaders Dec. 13 
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on the foreign policy aspects of 
‘the 1957 program, 
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Hagerty the 
| Wilson, Secretary of State—Dulles,, 
/Secretary of the Treasury Hum- 
iphrey, and. Adm. Arthur W. Rad- 
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dered the question as to why the | 
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faeiimoving ‘into the city from the ; ee 4° .| Killian 
West, The - revolution had only 
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1; Martial law was imposed at) 
dawn, Wednesday, Oct, 24, and ra- 
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be bLber! lerie ond Pest side of the emai. They “wr : : . os ‘for every five persons, H 
r , Malaria a ried petitions for Imre Nagy— Th K il] d L 80. soldiers gave them more weapons.) qi 
trachoma seem remote to stalled as Premier at dawn in an at lie at east. Women came out into the bullet-| It is estimated that 300,000-per- 
vs—but they ly th attempt to end the anti-government . riddled streets to give them bread. wi 
are only three —_demoristrations — demanding the) ADRIAN (#—One of the nation’s most: terrible nights that could ever lee freedom-fighters were fright- ~ ‘Lazelle Agency In ee 504 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. — roma 
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The overseas relief aid lity police (AVH) werg massed|Lenawee County community tast}— 
program of your-religious __| there. “lweek. 
faith—PROTESTANT, — As the crowd . milled. about and) On Nov. 28, 1901, two Wabash | 
? moved in closer, the tanks sudden- railroad trains traveling 50 miles! a 
CATHOLIC or JEWISH— -|ly-erupted with gunfire that raked/an hour smashed head-on near) gam .§ 
assists hospitals and clinics the unarmed masses, killing scores|Seneca, 12 miles southwest of} aF 
where these people are hose startled .ayid horrified ex-|Adrian, A car on one train caught) F 5 
préssions were ffozen forever on fire and literally burned its pas- 
restored to health and their faces. ~ ‘Igengers alive. 
. strength. Support your faith’s The elation and exultation of the Exact death toll was never | 
- overseas relief,.Help your tying hate '| known. Three coaches on one 
faith te carry on its hundreds One Hungarian girl of about | ‘rain were filled with Italian 
. Is ; ss immigrants on their way to work 
of programs to ease the | 13 Fan Bp fo a Wilasing- tanh wit in Colorade mines. Some were 
suffering of unfortunate, . | and a makeshift torch in the oth- never accounted for. 
freedom-loving people _ er, stuffed burning rags Into the | A misreading of orders was i Bee. 
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your church or synagogue out. Her clothes. caught fire and gineer of one train forgot that he 
iil help in this the burned to death. — | lwas to sidetrack at Seneca to let 
wi nee im tee Groat As increasing numbers ot Soviet/the other train go by. - work and will make this tanh a Gene ening te ee The brakeman recalled that he 
Holiday Season happier and jets swooped overhead, | was outside, on the lookout for the 
for you and for THEM. resistance to the Russians sprangiswitch; and the train was within 
yo? . ap everywhere. The only organiza-itive or six car-lengths of it when 
Give thanks by giving — tion was on a block-by-block ba-|-] could see at once the train was 
; sis, Generally, the group ot free- not slowing up.” 
/ \dom fighters in one block didn’t)’ * * 
‘th? (know what. was going on in the’ He ran inside and pulled the) | 
give through your faith: next. > emergency valve but “we were 
/ his going at such speed the train could 
— / and! not be stopped in time.” 
Published as a public service by|joined a small group of patriots. 4 farm woman who ran to the 
The Pontiac Press in cooperation When they ran short of ammini- crash scene said, “People were 
with The Advertising Council and tion to fight the Russian tanks,/irying to get at the windows and 
they used stones, or Molotov cock-|faiing back into the flames. You). 
  
  the Newspaper Advertising Execus : 
vives “Association. / tails, even crowbars. the could ‘hear, the shrieks of the 
/ One of his band leaped up on the) .ounded and dying even above the -* / ad back.of a Russian tank that was noise ot escaping steam.” 
unable to maneuver in @ Narrow)", ” newspaper account pt the 
@ =|Street and threw a crowbar in the) a4 said, “The a of the 
     N SUFFER ‘3 PAST . |tank tracks, putting the tank out es_the ive oe ene 
SKIN SUFFER . ERS at action. Ay 8 tank a Cults ree ea tuted owe % 3 ihe : 
ee ae = br ed ee cr aprman The lighter, smoother, _ more refreshing flavor a 
that comes from fire~"~ 
brewing at 2000 bee 
Yes, only Stroh’s beer 
has it. It’s America’s 
only fire-brewed beer! picked them off with car" «passengers were penned in like 
= rats and left to burn to ‘death, if 
Around Budapest, crowds con- jnot kijled outright after being 
‘rged on Soviet bookstores, [jammed and wounded in a most ae 
fearful manner. It was one of the oz   
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dollar bills contain a “5” and an “0” then 
you've got a “Lucky Buck.” And here's what 
7 ~ ~-ydu'lreceive for it! A certificate ¥ 
for a $25.00 Arthur Murray Dance Course ‘ 
at the studio nearest you, Fé 
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good times to be had when you learn to 
dance his simple way. So don’t wait. 
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of Mutual Aid 
MOSCOW i .— Romania’s Com- 
munist government says it is- in 
almost complete accord with: the 
policies laid down by its big 
neighbor, the Soviet Union, Soviet 
lot known Kremlin policies on 
Communist and international af- 
fairs. , * 8 
It calls for a loan to Romania 
of 450,000 tons of wheat and 60,000 
“The Romanians agreed to pro- 
‘Vide Russia ‘such materials as 
are necessary for its national Close. Ties, Continuance) _ SeSEESEIE ES aA Sones p aaa 
  er 
SING HERE SATURDAY — 
among the many attractions to 
“Holiday of: Harmony” 
  ” in exchange for Soviet 
iron, fre, coke, pipe and technical a     
     
            DOORS OPEN 6:30 ee SSSR puone Fe 5-8001   
       
        1. qancer VAN. _|__ JENNIFER CHARLES _ Bag ROGERS HEFLIN~ 1ONES HESTON. 
AL. “BLACK : WIDOW” “RUBY “GENTRY” 
Pe ALWAYS Two. TOP FEATURES - 
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/ presumably this payment will 
robe made in oil, Romania, situ-) 
jated between-the- Soviet Ukraine) 
and Yugoslavia, produces nearly) 
1t million tons of oil-a year. 
The agreenient also calls- for) 
  
    
    
   
   
       
      
   
      
       
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nia went down the line in support 
of Kremlin policies. The commu- 
nique e mt that 
  xpressed — agreeme 
Russia was doing its “duty to pd 
_of ‘@ Starzynski, 
Inight-when his truck went out of 
aicontrol._and overturned where      
The Cracker Jills, 
a Detroit group which finished second in a nation- 
wide Sweet Adeline contest in October, will be 
show Saturday at 8:15 
at the Pontiac ‘High School Auditorium. The pro- MBER 4. 1956 . 
  
the Society for 
appear at the 
member. 
  
'Honey-Stealing Bear 
Bagged by Hunter 
STODDARD, N.H. & — A 300-) 
jpound bear that used. to startle; 
Stoddard. residents with his esca-' 
pades has been shot and killed. 
‘He was bagged by “Zigmond! 
a Gardner, Mass.,| 
hunter. 
Residents said they had seen 
the bear playfully romping’ after 
birds “and~stealing honey from 
trees- where there were bees: 
  
Spill Kills Truck Driver 
HOLLAND @® — William Pulim, 
41, of HOlland was killed Monday 
U.S. 31 splits to @ bypass—and_a._ 
business route south of Holland. 
    
    He was alone. ‘Hollywood Headlines   
82-Year-Old 
Plays Self in 
By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOGD WW “larence 
|Kolb, surviving member of the 
vaudeville team of Kolb and Dill, | 
is still going strong after 60 years| 
in show business. 
* * @ 
The 82-year-old actor is again 
doing a movie and playing him- 
self, of all people. In 1912, he 
gave Lon Chaney his first big 
break and he’s reliving the se-) 
quence in the Chaney biography, 
“The Man of a Thousand Faces." 
Kolb came to lunch looking 
amazingly spry~for—his_years. He 
said that he still keeps up his 
  
   
   
                          
       
    
    
         
    
    
         
              
      
           
    ’ Standard’s big labs where they have hundreds 
of scientists went into’ the development of 
this single product. The : 
~.« Jike me just isn’t any way equipped for that 
sort of work. Still, my customers and I benefit 
Sree Dyas Bae 0 good ayia me” .    AUGIE CLAEYS, ~~ KEITH ELLIOTT, Standard Olt Dealer, Indianapolis, Secsnnh OONat fa ey Sones 
I wouldn’t even have a business of my own like this without a big, well-estab-    - lished company to rely on for regular delivery of the products my customers 
want, when they want them. I'd be in some fix trying to find an oil well, produce 
and setae ernie a, hee BA de mackie to my le es you 
    
and highly 
research, — Standard Oil Dealer, Moline, Ill: - 
“Well, I haven’t got the time or the money to 
try to drill « producing oil well. You know it 
costs big money, sometimes as much as a 
—— to drill a well, and then it may 
out bone-dry. Only big companies can — 
tabs yank ee Gok Wem gad overhead te 
keep my tanks full whenever my customers 
want gasoline.” 
  Ken.: 
 @ompany is set up 
them, though it would be —- 
- “What makes a business a good titizen? 
Supplying the needs and wants of Its customers to the very best of its abilities. 
Thousands of Standard Oil Dealers in 15 Mid- 
west and Rocky Mountain states devote their _ 
Gadasan lives to good and honest service. In competitive economy, both. 
and the company work hard and constantly 
do their respective som. better. 
{ de. WORKMAN, Stendard Oil Dealer, Wi “Did you ever think about 
pemmplenncspere a pon sadly ment of Barbershop: Quartet Singing in América. 
Tickets may be purchased Union Accused 
in Dues-Probe © | Flint Group. Used Funds 
for . Political Purposes, 
Senator Charges 
WASHINGTON: (# — Congres- 
sional sources said today a federal 
grand jury is investigating 
charges that. Flint; Mich. labor 
groups unlawfully used dues funds Laughing-Death Herb 
‘The ‘phrase “sardonic laughter” sj 
near the small port of Oqair on 
ranean. An herb growing there was — 
once believed: to make anyone who 
ate it laugh himself to death. erm   ea 
HURRY. TO. PIPER'S FOR. 
CHRISTMAS PARTY 
TRICKS—JOKES 
Comic Christmas Cards 
_Piper’s Magazine Outlet % Awbarn Ave. 
    
    in the 1956 election campaign, 
‘The investigation involves- alle-| 
gations, aired publicly by Sen. | 
Carl T.-Curtis (R-Neb), that the 
Greater Flint Industrial ' 
members’ dues to be diverted into 
poses" in violation of election Jaws. 
. * e. 
The 
corporations to contribute directly | 
to political campaigns. 
Senate sources, declining to be! 
      gram will be sponsored by the local chapter of | ‘City, 
the Preservation- Eneourage- 
from any chapter 
Comic Kol 
New: Movie. 
calisthenics, but that he’s not as. 
limber as had been reported. One, 
columnist wrote that he was able |‘ 
toslift a leg behind his neck, 
* * * 
“Maybe I could get it up! 
ithere,* he snorted, “but how the 
dickens would I get down?" 
irascible general, boss or father 
of dozens of movies and television 
films. His most recent engage- 
iment was. as ‘Charlie Farrell's 
explosive boss in ‘‘My Little Mar-| 
gie.” He made 82 of the TV half-) 
hours. 
He can be (or pose)—as. crusty | 
as the characters he has per-) 
formed and he's full of stories of 
directors, producers and actors 
he has clashed with. Apparently 
his long partnership with the late 
Max Dill was a stormy one. 
_“We never mixed socially,” he 
said.. “Our relationship was the 
}same as it was on the stage. When/ 
I said yes, a said no.” 
* * 
Kolb was born on a farm 8 
miles from Cleveland and grew up 
in the, Ohio city. Dill lived on the! 
same street. The pair combined 
“Now this town is about through | 
me,” he said, “That's all 
right with me. I'll go back to San 
Francisco, where I live.” ‘ 
' His recipe for staying hale and 
hearty? 
|| -“DP’ve given up everything thati} 
doesn't agree- -with=me. xcept 
drinking, and it agrees with me.” 
‘Kiss’ to Husband 
Had Narcotic Effect 
BOSTON @— A superior court 
judge has sentenced Mrs, Joan   You’d recognize Kolb as the} 
can really | quoted by name, Said the grand 
jury has been convened in Bay 
Mich., to,‘consider evidence | 
Tgathered by the FBI. The Justice | 
'Department reserved comment. 
Curtis. outlined these and other 
‘allegations: 
1. That the Greater Flint 
(dustrial Council had “caused lo- 
cal unions to take money from 
itheir general fund, made up from. 
'dvies, and have it transferred for) 
| partisan political purposes to af-' 
‘fect the: ‘outcome of the current, 
i election." 
| 2. That Local 599 of the UAW: 
iin Flint, in response to a request 
| from its executive . board, 
| Sept. 9-to-provide money for PO 
‘litical purposes and that minutes: 
of the locai's meeting would shéw 
being done was in violation of, 
law.” 
3. That the local approved a! 
; workers” 
plus $5 a day in expenses for three 
days, and that its total ‘‘politieal”’ | 
at around $ $25,000. 
  Council- | 
CIO last September caused some | 
$25,000 of United Auto Workers’ 
a fund for “partisan political pur-| 
‘ forbids lahor unions or! 
In-| 
voted 
‘it was discussed that what was) 
plan to pay 100 or more “‘election | 
at a rate of $20 a day, 
expenditures had been cotimated|   
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   ee By PHYLLIS BATTELLE © 
NEW ‘YORK (INS) — Until 
reasonably recently, most for- 
eigners:who came to-America ex- 
pected to tread upon walks of 
gilt, rent out a movie-set pent- 
house overlooking. Manhattan, be 
greeted by cowboys or gun molls, 
  Fine ally Ge   
\zons U.S.A.” - a section devoted; 
to describing the country as a 
whole, just as guides to foreign 
lands. do; -and- it's; fascinating to} 
head such advice to visitors as “it 
is futile to- resist the ingrained 
American habit of eating veg- 
etables and potatoes with meat or 
poultry,” and “don't expect to   t Guide to U. J TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,°1956 ea eT 
a 
§. Travel Selfridge Base   
However, desipte these fran 
little 
  warnings to tourists, the fat 
book will: generally enthrall 
excite visitors, I imagine. 
It may even encouage Ameri- 
cans to stay home. and see their after browsing through 
and dine on hot. dogs and extra id ial erin wher Sees Sates first — a wise™ dldy 
go; it is rare to find a truly skilled) theory that in recent years has 
waiter in the European tradition.” been disregarded by many mil- 
lions of us-who have seen Paris) 
and|before dropping in on Denver. 
Fg eto dag ear ~ 
“New 
Horizons USA.” for an after- noon, T_would like to take’= not 
a trip around the world, but a 
trip gorene the eoantry- 
I don’t care if the “waiters are} 
sometimes careless and you've 
got to eat vegetables with your 
capon, it reads like # mighty fine 
pee & ee     ‘Soe Shepherds Get 
“With, An Air Force    aining for Patrol Duty |} 
MOUNT CLEMENS (INS)—Nine| }} 
  new “guards” with four legs and|} 
dry ‘martinis. 
This was the impression spread 
o'er the oceans by the movies, 
in collaboration with such as 
Mickey Spillane and his ‘friends. 
Several months ago | lamented 
here that the foreigners who 
actually did come to these shores 
for a friendly. visit not only 
were cheated out of their dreams 
ot peantheuses and golden 
thoroughfares . , . they also 
found themselves completely at 
a less—to—understand, or be—un. | 
derstood by their “hosts.” 
Unlike Americans who travel 
regularly to. overseas gitigs, equip- 
ped with hundreds of travel guides 
and helpful hints, I said, 
lished material to brief them on 
what to expect in this country, 
. * * * 
Added to this unfortunate .over- 
sight on the part.of publishers, 
there was the problem that. we| 
Amerieans have had no particular) 
need, or interest, for learning any 
other tongue besides English. 
NO PLACE TO GO 
The result: 
‘uncomfortable, all dressed. up for 
a good time and‘no place to go 
to~-be-welcomed and understood. 
° a? = is 
It seemed that although America 
was enormously interested in 
travel, 
terest. 
gadabouts on earth, somehow we 
never considered that this tourist 
business could work two ways: 
That we should be not only . in- 
terested guests in other lands, but 
warm hosts in our own, 
Well, at last q book has come 
out to help the Innocents abroad 
in making their first trip past 
the Statue of Liberty. Written by 
Myra Waldo, backed by -Pan 
American World Airways, pub- 
lished in five languages, and 
titled “New Horii#ons-£+S.A:,”” it 
‘4s a guide to travel here — ~ giv 
ing virtually all the facts... % 
foreigner would like te knew 
short of where to obtain opium 
on_a Sunday. 
It breaks us.down into sections, 
states, then cities, listing history, 
geography, | 
> taurants, prices, 
nationalities of 
etc., for each, 
In ‘the beginning of “New Hori- the 
visitors to-the U.S. had ne pub- 
Thousands of be- 
wildered and-disappointed souls’ 
arriving in the U.S.A., naive and| 
it was all- only a self-in-| 
As_ the biggest-spending| 
accomodations, res- 
shopping tins, 
of citizens, climate, Children pvc poss thé a the alley ware being THE ANIMALS’ CHRISTMAS ‘By Walt Scott   
ing ashe? 
  
  DO YOU.CALL 
It ust ae 
“, TOO! 
  
  Beares! ee A CHRISTMAS LIST FREDDY? | 
YOu SPELLED iT WRONG, 
(JUST SKATES, MOM! THAT'S   
    @ 1966 by MEM Bervign. tna 
  
~| Anger Seen ‘as Threat to Western Alliance afl 
& > 
  
PARIS (INS) —A new kind of 
anti-Americaif feeling is. sweeping 
France today. ; 
Well-informed diplomats consider 
this cold, unemptional wave of sen- 
timent as aybigger threat to ‘the 
Western Alliance than the raucous 
- |ecommynist “U.S, Go Home" prop- 
aganda of cold_war days.- 
The reason for the ts 
‘that resentment against the U.S. 
is gaining.ground among elements 
of the French population who, hith- 
erto, had wholeheartedly backed 
| American 
such as the North. Atlantic Alli- 
ance and other measures designed 
to siém the. march of Soviet im- 
perialism. 
They constitute a substantial 
| portion of anti - Communist 
ist and teftist politicians, diplo- 
mats, civil servants, businessmen._ 
and just plain citizens, 
Outstanding. figures ~6n 
¥rench scene, with records of un- 
qualified support-of NATO and of 
the common:ideais of Western}- 
democracies, are today turning 
avowed effort_to defend what they 
consider France's vital interests. 
TEMPERS FLARE 
Many of them are openly infuri- 
ated at American support of coun- 
tries who have accused France 
and Britain of imperialism. — 
Frenchmen are not unatnimous| 
  
No Teachers 
Needed Now 
in Michigan 
WASHINGTON u —: Michigan about the wisdom of the British 
land. French military expedition to 
the Suez Canal Zone. > 
But almost all, with the excep- 
tion of the Communists, consider 
‘hat France and Britain are be- 
inig unjustly treated when they 
are accused of having evan 
  inspired undertakings | - 
Frenchmen, including both right- | 
the} 
against the United States in an, ‘ oft the conflict with, Egypt when 
they sent aircraft on missions 
against Egyptian aviation bases, 
This view, these Frenchmen feel, 
is not only. unfair but, also naive. 
They resent that the United Na- 
tions Assembly, with American 
support, adopted the position that 
israel, France and Britain 
They contend that this aititude   does not take into account the 
proclaimed intentions of Egyptian 
President Gamal Abdel Nasser to 
exert his domination over the Arab) _ 
world, 
Even those who disagreed with 
Premier Guy Mollet, about the. 
need for a military showdown 
with Nasser were critical of evi- 
  thes in North Africa and ham French ‘Bitterly Reient U. S. Suez Stand? 
the any French. efforts to 
Teach an agreement with the 
people of Algeria. “Ninstilation at the air base, 
animals until they complete their 
They feel the United States was 
remiss in its duty as an Atlantic 
ally when the American delega- 
tion to the United Nations acted in 
a way to bolster the shaken pres- sharp teeth have gone on duty at 
ang Air Force Base. 
ighepherd dogs. who recently com- 
pleted a tough training course at 
the Air Force's canine corps 
quarters in Colorade Springs, Colo. 
Six other dogs are scheduled 
te take up guard duty at Wurt- 
| smith Air Base near —_— 
Mich. 
The Selfridge dogs will patrol 
runways and hangars and guard 
the Army's secret Nike missile 
* * 
Trainers, who will stay with the 
ee, if necessary. 
  
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but Quarry’s Wrong 
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“Should I wait — 
till Se 
We are often asked -where 
death occurs during the night 
if the family should wait until. 
morning to call the funeral di-. . 
rector. No, itis most important 
that the funeral home be no- 
tified at: once. Huntoon. staff 
members are instructed to re-- 
. spond to each, -rall prompaly, 
day or night. ~~ - 
  
| experts Its got 
what the » * 
call — 
has an estimated 54,500 teachers 
- employed in . public elementary 
and secondary schools and has no 
need of additional teachers at this Group Orders Union ad sense” 
Qo i 
  time, the National Education Assn. 
(NEA) said Monday. 
The ‘estimated average salary of 
classroom teachers in Michigan 
. was listed by the NEA as $4,900 
topped only by the $5,550 average 
- in New York and California. 
Nationwide, the NEA said, an 
estimated: 1,258,136 teachers are 
employed in public elementary and 
secondary schools” but an addi- 
tional 47,760 are needed to reduce 
oversized classes. 
Of the total now employed, the 
NEA said, about 80,000 are on an 
emergency or substandard basis 
. -ethat is, do. not..hold standard 
certificates. 
The NEA said: the numhet of 
teachers employed on emergency 
of Substandard certificates only 
partly indicates the real shortage. 
A substantial part of the shortage fo Produce Records- 
HONOLULU (Harry. Bridges’ 
International Longshoremen’s and 
Warehousemen’s Union and some 
affiliated organizations are under’) 
subpoena to produce today their 
~~ records for the last four 
‘The U_ S. Senate: subcommittee. 
on internal security . headed by 
Sen, James O. Eastland (D-Miss) 
opens the fourth day of ‘its hear- 
ing into communism in the Hawai- 
ian Islands. 
Union leaders yesterday contin- 
ued _to-refuse to answer commit~ 
tee questions under protection of 
the 5th Amendment. At the same 
a 24-hour work stoppage protest- 
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ing hearings which Bridges has} and solid in action. 
Chevy plants itself wide The °57 Chevrolet can give lessons 
on taking curves and holding the 
road to just about any car going. 
Few cars at any price are so beauti- 
fully balanced arid so smooth, sure 
‘Its road savvy isn’t surprising once you 
learn what’s..underneath—new develop- 
ments in steering, springs and suspension. 
road, and with its pounds in the right . 
places. That’s why ‘it sticks so surely and 
solidly around corners and curves. - 
Chevrolet’s new V8 power. (up to 245 
oh. p.*)-springs from what people who vn 
| car gaia ever built, And that makes a 
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    si _ ‘Lies aiticiale. have a simple explanation as te why 
_ the crowds have not exceeded $8,000 in any one game 
- this year considering the great demand for tickets. 
~ Up to this season, 7,000 bleacher seats and all stand- 
ing room tickets were always made available the day} 
aus: the game, in fact just a 
|. “Many fans would drive long distances and then -{ 
jam the ticket windows for these tickets, and when 
' the bleacher seats were gone, they would be content 
in taking standing room tickets rather than leave,” 
_ said one Lion official. 
Now, however, all of the bleacher seats are sold early 
in the week, leaving only standing room space to be) 
4 | purchased at. the orm   
  
hy people have wondered why the Lions-Bears 
Sunday did not surpass the all-time. attendance 
rd at Briggs Stadium. 
p largest crowd ever to watch a pro contest in De- 
: jac heom in 1954 when 58,431 fans saw the Lions whip 
a few hours before game time. 
“Because of this, cats \ eople, knowing that only 
standing room tickets were available, would not bother 
driving any distance to get in,” he said, “and they were) 
_ tontent in staying home and listening to the game.” 
“Judging from the number of requests for tickets for, — 
_ Bundays game, we would have had a least 70,000,” | he) 
    
  I$ HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TOUGH $ 42-10 dribbing the Bears took from the Lions 
was a8 surprising as it was convincing. 
“It is tntteresting to note that no other team in the Na- 
"a Pot ee except the Cleveland Browns, 
of games. . 
  since 1 ~10-year 
Ineo sete or Depot tines 
Adin Gletisctive seiord the Chicago pros bold 1s! 
the fact that.since 1930 only twice has a divisional 
champion gone unbeaten in regular season play, and 
’ each time it was the Bears. Speen Sas ee oe ne Dents bn (oe ata eet 
a 042 thi sins wen tie divisional title with record and in 1934 they posted a 13-0 mark. — 
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AP Wirephote * | Johnny McHale, Tigers’ new) ~ 
ipersonnel director, said “We think 
_ LONE MEDALIST — Mrs. Pat McCormick (above) trying for 
an unprecedented Olympic “double-double,” today won the women's -) 
springboard diving for the only U. S. gold medal of the day at Mel- |i, Briggs Stadium. Blake's no kid, 
| bourne, Australia. Jeanne Stunyo, University of Detroit coed, W&S [but he looks like be can help our 
second, and Barbara Gilders of Detroit was fourth. arm; Virgil Trucks, 38-year-old 
veteran hurler whe has talked). THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1956. 
most all last season with a’ sore! 
seriously of retiring; Gene Host, 
  (13-15 mark with Charleston in 1986, 23-year-old tefthander-wbho had a 
land Belardi. 
jean play third or second. Robinson 
‘always has hit lots of home runs 
ibullpen.”’ 
  
Political Asylum in Australia   
  pro 
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tte Sarees Ss Record Holders, \Gold Medalists: Paul - Richards 
JACKSONVILLE: Fila. 
‘future in the- game. 
Kell confirmed that several pos- Commonwe: 
\siblities. for next year were dis- - Oo ae ‘cussed. One was the open man- 
... Beer's Job with Baltimore's Paci- 
_. ‘tie Coast League alffiliate at. Van- includes all field events and most 
—couver, -Anoth 
__ third ‘baseman: 
Speaking - of tentative plans to 
_ Tetire. after 14 seasons in the| 
“American. League, Kell said: 
‘ “If Paul définitely says he, 
wants me to play next year—in 
‘Beltimore, they I guess Td play.” lof two from St. Paul, Minn., were 
\Gontge Kell. 4. hatieMer’ o¢- the SYDNEY, A lia i = Nine. 
‘Maniger Paul Richards here’ yes |e". Wotd record holders, plus aj. 
~“terday concerning. the veterans’s Olympic _gold _ medalists, 
of several wr ae ee pa will be the last Australian appearance of the U. 5. Olympic 
  
eliveau Retains 
   
        
     
    
   
   +¥York--start,_wilted—badly—in—the pins »/count of 3,834 in his special match 
(with Nagy. 
Attractive: Jere -Price, a plati- 
num blonde from Fort “Worth, 
Tex., and-Arlene Eck, a mother 
  
12 
ab z 
i ~Hungarian- ‘Athletes Will Seek Freedom MELBOURNE i — From hud-jnext few days.” one offical said. 
“Between 
village and throughout Melbourne, ; Europe, 
the tl 15}. “We expect some of the Czecho- 
slovakians, East Germans and 30 and 45 will stop in 
also to leave their teams. 
but not many, No one expects the 
  
  and W 
the nightcap. 
  
  tied for the wonien's lead with 
2,341 for their 12 games. Marge 
Merrick of Detroit, a perrenial con- 
mm was in third place with 
  
Meet in- Finale 
dozen. 
in a United States vs, the British will compete here tomorrow night|   
     meet, 
The 2-event. program, ” which 
  track races in addition to several 
  fly home, where they will dis- 
  
| 
10 Folley Hangs On. 
Win-Over Bethea - 
NEW YORK # — If Zora Fol- 
young man from Phoenix, Ariz. 
can become a factor in the heavy- 
‘weight | class, 
Folley, making his first New 
  ahead of Detroit's 
“the race for the 
guard; was the | Detroit Catholic’ Youth Organization's: light a boxing champion 7   \to’ grab a majority. de- 
cision over willing Wayne Bethea 
of ‘New York's Bronx. {ley can sustain -his.dttack over aj . 
full 10-routids ‘without tiring, «the 
late stages Tast night ‘and - just/tnst. 
managed inst, 47 
oe ee faa COLLEGE BASKET Ty SCORES entra 69, Tri-Gtate (Ind) 54 
5 Seen Bonay 
Coan Fdste esses i esare 
MIDWEST. 
Towa State 92. Houston 3 
~,! nn 106, medbtg yi ty 69 
Butler 64 
le ida State 64 = Btate 90 
a a (Wink biate 6, Bett 
> presi Seteptal 
Morningside (lows wal th Omaha G08 
SOUTH Kentucky 114, Mis William a 4 haa ‘ea Fhe 
Louisiana State 89, Lo 
Loyola iNew Orleans; 
seoet 78, Southeastern La 
     
    
Clift « LaRose, Michigan ‘State. 
{oslo shuts 
Colorade 
W. Mor 
     Tomorrow night's opening scthals 
matches Louie’s and J & A in the 
im game and Boyce and Davis in 
Crawford Stops- Cambria NEW YORK (@®—Mickey Craw-|- 
Olympic winners: 
Men’ 
‘ |Rose, Australia, 
eciviive (Ala,) Bt. 66 
bf Aispama’ica, J ? xy Adolphus 55 
iNa Madona 
ma Peslevan a Somiee (Ky.) 70 
isiana College 61 
7. SE Loutsians 
Mississippi State 106, Howard Hale ”     
    
Hil   its outfield roster, drafting the 
‘veteran speed mechant from Min- 
The Tigers stil are in the 
market for .another infielder and 
  
  who are doubttul decide in their! 
minds not. to return home.” 
Durirg the afternoon iff was. 
in. Toronto. ;IANT KLEPTOMANIAC — 
learned swimmer Valeria Gyenge, |: GIANT SMAMIAC 
Poles Hungary's fastest freestyler, would 
There ma Romanians. |=? to Canada Dec. 19 and marry” 
to may be a few Bevet<iares, who fled from Hun- 
gary last month as Russian tanks, 
learned in. Garay now is a refugee | pitchers. McHale talked late last 
lay 
  
AP, Wirephote 
Charlies Logan Buxton, 20 year old 
basketball player from Princeton, West Va., who weighs 208 pounds 
and stands 7 ft. 24 inches, told Houston, Tex. police cheerfully: that 
he is a kleptomaniac. The giant University of Houston basketball 
player admitted taking five cars, and has broken into 50 others to | 
steal things. He said he did it because everything is so dead at j 
school there was nothing to do at night. [Sox today.    
        
     
         
        
night with Cleveland officials and 
will meet. with the prs White 
“Finigan is othe key. man," de, 
clared Spike Briggs in discussing 
the trade. ‘They {the personnel 
department) wanted Robinson, I 
was fighting it, but I guess he is 
as good as we could get.” v > 
Briggs was blunt in saying he 
_. |didn’t think the trade had cost the 
Tigers much. “We gave up a guy 
with a sore arm (Garver) and a 
pitcher who was quitting (Trucks). 
El Host never showed us much. 
Belardi played alittle first base." 
Finigan was ihe American, 
League's al] star third baseman in . 
1954 when he hit .302. He slumped 
at the plate last season; winding 
lup with .216. He can play second, 
short or third. 
Robinson hit only .204 last year, 
going to the A’s during the season 
‘| after starting out with the 
Yankees. While_with the Yanks 
he spelied danger in capital let- 
ters -te- Tigers pitchers in the 
Dopralt ball park with his -tond-! 
ness for the right field seats. 
Blake had a 17-11 record with 
Toronto in 1956 and an earned rup 
average of 2.61. He's 31 years old. 
  
Swim Teams Swing 
Into Action Today 
Oakland County prep swimming 
teams get under Way for an active 
season on several fronts today, 
while Birmingham Maples, easy 
winners of their.opener a week 
ago against Highland Park, go tg 
Grosse Pointe for the second tune- 
up, preceding opening of the East- 
tern— Michigan campaign, Hazel 
Park's squad is at Royal Oak 
tonight in the. opener for both. 
Saginaw Valley teams also get 
under way, with Bay City Central 
entertaining Handy today. Arthur 
/Hill comes to Pontiac Friday at 
4 p.m. and Flint Central is at Bay 
City same day... Flint Northern 
will have its first swim meet in 
the school’s history, also on Friday 
‘at Saginaw and goes back to Sag- 
jinaw Arthur Hill's relays 69 
‘Saturday.   * 
  
  double” won the women’s spring- MELBOURNE ® — Mrs. Pat;precious point total melted-under,three dives of the finals. In 1952 
Keller McCormick, trying for an the pressure of Russian shooting at Helsinki, ‘Mrs,-McCormick won 
unprecedented Olym “doubl 
wre | Mrs, McCormick, 2%, Lakewood, - The platform competition 
Calif. housewife whose husband is Wil beard: diving today for America’e/Gal team’s coach bad taken a iphue 
_ gold medal as Un¢le ‘Sam's ‘commanding lead in   
  
IN TIGER DEAL — Pitchers 
Gene Host, ‘Ned Garver and reserve first base- 
man Wayne Belardi, top, left to right, were sold 
to- Kansas City Athletics by Detroit Tigers at 
minor league meeting .in Jacksonvil le, Fla., yes-     
      
     
Virgil Trucks, fit, I ; - ald 4. 
a 
  térday. Tigers acquired A’s pitcher Ed Blake ahd both the springboard and platform 
held-later in the week. .. 
took gold medals in two 
“events and totalled 31 He i i 3 i 
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.| AS expected, the Rassian-mén 
lidown the. list. iSaviets C ut America’s Lead the 100-meter backstroke © semi-fi- 
nals but none“ in: the 200-meter 
breaststroke in which Bob Hughes 
of Los Angeles failed to make the 
grade. The U. S__entrants in the . 
backstroke are Yoshinobu Oyaka- 
wa of Honolulur A! Wigring © of 
Pittsburgh, and Frank McKinney, © 
18, Indianapolis high school sen- | 
for, qualified in today’s trials. Alis- . 
tralia's John Monckton broke the 
Olymic record in the trials with 
a 1:03.4 timing. * *¢ * 
Betty Brey of Chevy “Chase, t l | Md., Nancy Simons of Belvedere. 
George Breen of Buffalo, N, Y. Calif., Kathryn Knapp of. Chevy 
Chase and Marley Shriver of Glen- 
dale, Calif.,.made up the U. §. 
400-meter relay team that quali- 
medal in the deer_shoot- 
eet ja paria 
  gymnasts’ were battling for top 
position although Japan-was giv- 
ing them a rough strucgle. after 
the completion of the compulsory 
exercises. The U. S. squad Was 
“Hungary ‘took the team -sabre 
gold medal ‘in fencing by defeating 
Poland 3-4 in the finals while Rus- 
sia defeated France 8-7 to take - 
the bronze medal and four points. 
  event in which Breen is the chief| the semi-final pool but failed there UL S. hope: nl ia lr    
      infielders Eddie Robinson and Jim Finigan, bot- 
tom left to right.. A's pitcher Bill Harrington, 
bottom right, was sold to the Charleston club, a 
    
      
Tiger affiliate in the American Association. 
  
Today’ s Olympic 
(Games Winners 
MELBOURNE (# Sa Today's 
SWIMMING "s 400 meters freestyle: 1—Murray 
4:27, ow oe 
record, & 7 by Jean Boi- 
teaux, ; 2—Takeshi Yona.   me : rifle, fan, tote! 
384, Betts vakia, ner 
clared winner nr beets mon score Hs prone a 3a “gundbers, 
~-pingle shot, double 
airs lit. Romanenko, 
$33: vie dimir Sevriouguine, 
, 428. 
  Women’s Bh ee gy 1 5 " Mire. ges eeCorente. wood, Si it, 143.36; 
Stun: 
iirene - Macdonald, Cavhda,, ina. iG 
_<ttungars. 2--Poland, Sornne 
\Chips Beat Bulldogs   
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Michigan's high-jumping ba _ {ball team, dominating the rebounds/2 
62-41, whipped Ferris Institute, 54 
et ee 5 Soon ee     er, 4 ae i Plans for Spartan a) 
ion. Banquet Announced 
Jzantiog deer (log een oily Michigan State football bust, to! 
e ° be held in Detrdit (Sheraton Cadil« 
; SaOiat spkoldbers. ‘gueden 320" Be fh lac Hotel) were announced today. 
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ers who have been at Lake Wen- 
douree- in Ballarat moved their 
headquarters Tuesday to the Rus- 
sian ship, Gruzia, which is at 
Melbourne dock. And 132 of the 
450 Russians in the Olympic vil- 
lage also have departed for the 
Gruzia, 
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ceremony. 
  
2:Way Gpaenil Fight} 
MELBOURNE (# — Russia and 
Japan made it a two-way struggle 
for top honors in the Olympic 
men’s gymnastics competition to- 
day with the Russians leading by 
one tenth of a ema in the unbf- 
ficial _ figures~.. completing 
their compeyeny ome exercises,   “Pontiac High ‘School, sill cary. 
ing a flicker of optimism, frem 
last year’s fine 13-4, season, ‘sends 
alits basketball forces into the sea- 
son opener tonight against Detroit 
Catholic Central onthe local court. 
Coach Bill Foley, who also en- 
entire starting five. 
The wheel in Catholic Central's 
attack is center Tom Kramer, a 
6-2 senior;“who can-— hit with an 
outside push shot and who also 
can put up an occasional hook, 
‘The guard positions are where   
    
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  The two little playmakers “are 
regular holdovers from last sea- 
son, except that Peet_missed. the 
final few games of the campaign 
with a fractured ankle. 
His-absence in the defeat suf- 
fered in the state quarter-finals 
at the hands. of tonight’s foe was 
a definite hurting factor. 
‘Coach Foley fears what ‘the 
vengeful Pontiac quintet may have 
lon its mind. “I guess Pontiac 
| , and-t've warned 
ithat the Chiefs will be out to settle 
that score,”’ he added. 
  
  
    
     
  
        
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hasn't forgotten that tournament 
my squad} 
Coach Art Van Ryzin has de-|’ 
‘Delays Title Bout   
Satoh | Curtain - Roiser Slated) 
With Clarkston Wolves 
in Waterford Gym 
of height, will be the underdog for 
this encounter on the Waterford 
High court. - 
Beedle has hopes fer a better 
season than last year, although 
‘¢@4 forward Chuck Gillis is Wa- 
terford’s only returning regular. 
Gillis scored 218 points as a cen- 
ter last season and is the key- 
figure in Skipper plans. : 
Letter winners Clayton Roth and 
Ron Seets, along with Jim .Devine 
and Jolm Herrington from the 
Ortonville. Leroy Parks, who col- 
lected 20 points in that game, is 
the boy Waterford must stop to- 
  
Robinson's liness 
  
    
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a lack) . 
eriketball team, ‘trit 
| Cratibrook last Friday ‘far its 1956- * REGULARS IN PHS LINEUP 
lars from last year who will take 
, against Detroit Catholic Cen’ 
center Hudson Ray, ci season opener tonight for Pontiac High School 
are, left-to right, 
Peet;and-guard- 
              
                   
     ~ Several awards will - -made 
to the most valuable lineman and 
              
  
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- Dave Diehm. The Chiefs.will be out to avenge @ 
big loss suffered at the hands of the : 
ae thn sabe women et The BE 
game-is-at eho ee z   
  
school’s bas- 
ant over Walled Lake High 
57 séason opener, goes after victory 
No, 2 tonight .against.. invading 
Redford Union, ¢ 
Redford’s visit to the Viking 
court, along with the Waterford- 
Clarkston meeting at Waterford, 
highlights tonight's limited prep 
activity in’ the Oakland County 
area. . , : 
Heavy action does not arri 
until Friday when ‘italy ll 
area cagers = the hard- 
woods. Walled Lake, pre-season favorite 
for the Inter-Lakes Conference title 
ynder new head coach Bill Ulien- 
‘pruch, defeated Cranbrook by a 
49-38 margin in the opener  with- 
out the service’ of center Larry 
Hughes and the injured Larry 
Dion, 
Dean: Hess and. John -Walker 
sparked the Vikings to their Win 
over the Cranes with 16 and 15 
PR mr respectively, 
Bloomfield Hills, which played 
basketball ,last season for the ist 
time since 1947, opens its season 
    
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‘Tribute to Kramer   
DETROI? @®—Michigan football 
epach Bennie Oosterbaan said last 
night that Ron Kramer's number - Jagainst visiting Oak’ Park and 
No. 87 ‘May Be Retired 
cecliesnini: (ied shunt 6 total 
season, that could have ended in 
the Rose Bowl,, but didn’t. Wed. —<. Gut. 'st Warne 
Thur 12 Ee = tr! ‘ 
baka eetgheee Young. at Me at MSU : 
  
    
87 should-be retired from 
along with Tommy Harmon’s_‘‘old 
98," Oosterbaan's own 47, and the 
11 worn by a succession of brothers 
aa named Wistert. 
“Td like to recommerid retiring 
Kramer’s number $7,” 
collegiate 
number would be the fourth so 
Some $00 Michigan alumni 
  Se It the action is taken by Michi” 
—inter-|4 
watched and listened ‘last night|; Sooners No. 
after chalking up 10 triumphs this 
_|season, have been acclaimed the 
Nation’s No. 1. college football 
team for the second successive 
year. 
In the final poll conducted, by 
writers. and broadcasters gave the) 
Sooners @ total of 1,715 votes com- 
after an unblemished record -in 
110 gatnes.   
  
   
              
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ag Ontimistic Outlook 
(Good. Swim 
“We will have two good swim-   
ming teams here this winter,”’ Art 
Mann, Pontiac YMCA coach, point- 
ed out today. ‘With most of last 
  Pee a 
Teams for YE 
h- fine year.” The Pontiac 
association Wilt-not compete in the 
intermediate: division, Mann _ says. 
one than 30 candidates have 
been working out in the “y" 
18 of whom H 
  Rev. J, Hugh O’Donnell,- C.S.C. 
=a Trophy, .were placed on 104 ballots Tennessee re- 
ceived 48 first-place votes. 
others were scattered among sev- 
en teams, topped by lowa’s 15 
and Miami's 12. 
Iowa's Rose Bowl bound Haw- 
keyes, who had their best. season 
since 1922 with an 8-1 record fin- 
points -on the basis of 10 points 
for “first, 9 for’ second, 8 
third, etc. : ‘ cape remiheiaery Soon-| 
_fers, winners of 40 straight games 
The. Sooners, who retired -thelo 
“They 
ished third. They compiled 1,270 
for 
Georgia Tech, who'll meet Pitt 
in the Gator bowl, was right be- 1 College tf 
Syracusé is headed ‘for the Cot- 
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Pair or 3: e. Sperry Ré .-. 323 \Pacific and Twentieth Century: Bragg open brug bare of tors’ new five-passenger Eldorado|and a tubular center x-frame, —_ nce ae Bisgtinygnt oe 
Mack's: 616. Std Ol Cel... 46.6 Fox. prices down on the Board of Trade|Brougham, described as a “Super| The air spring system, first to/ 1) onic fuel injection system. Ford. Mot ,,. 58.1 Of] Ing .. 61.6. American Can, Santa Fe and . se be used oe - 
preck fre ++ 023 Kievas, oP 7 aa3| Allied Chemical lost ground. today and they were not able to) Luxury” sedan, now is in limited)? 68 eee The company said that Gen Dyna : 9 Stud Packs «OT | (rad much recovery power 88!) -oduction, It will be shown at the| Vides individual suspension at each) noel of the new car 
ee ee ee Livestock | pene hae wate National Automnatile Show in New tring unite through levelinglin: New Get deiee sg goat Ae) ‘Livestock «| pealings were active, Snteans|York Dec, $6 and will be Welt, go thatthe, car,remaing| geet fre SR Re nee BRA DETROIT LIVESTOCK \recorded the widest losses close-|sented by. ‘dealers in Mey. met level with varying loads and, road Produced 
Gent Tire ',,..50.6 Fenton ++. SS DETROIT. Dec. 4 ar (USDA) —'ly followed by wheat. Feed grains ter Feb. 1: ee Rivas ee electronic fuel 
coke SSE Time Baa V1 higher. ne |dipped-but held up better than oth-| The new prestige model has pil-! ‘The Brougham is built on @ 126-| _ Ess “at aed air 14 Catt pa = yp 700, Fully O° per sony er cereals. Lard managed a better |pariess four-door styling, an over-|inch wheelbase and is 216 inches! Tl. device that. 
at Fi “dd Guantea |.) B1jby around, 300, mostly’ wuulty, te "gooa rally than grains after the initial ay height of 55.5 inches snd aliong. It is powered with a 25|mes the tect Jreyhound’ ..: 148 Um Carbide ..1084/Soatew. ‘ows “opening pctive. fully |S€ll-Off  |poof’of brushed stainless steel, air| horsepower engine with twin four-|"Y its ™akers include one Gull Ol] weed 4 Un Pace... =| steady: al) other classes cattle =. . * * vi nl barre] carburetors. The engine has has fewer moving parts than me- 
Holland PF yo. Lt Unit Air la .. 3 about s ; scattered small lof sales Wheat the of the first 7 chanical systems. . 
OmeStE save 31 Cen  — oe st feed and choice’ slaughter "steers near end 10 to 1 compression ratio, . - 
Recker ME oes BS tons sas 19.60-23.00; prime abeest: moet sales, goad hour “was Me to 1% lower, De- e is Refinements in the Brougham in-| “The new model will be 
eg a, Oe Rn ci 19.75: numerous sales cutter utility cember $2.40%, corn 4 to % low- arnings ‘ | elude a power operated seat posi--With a V-8 engine that 
inland etl “2, O14 US Breed .2°2: 70-4) Ficers And nelters moe inse-i7.o0; [et December $1.34%, oats % to % ~— |tioning unit that automatically sets|255_ horsepower with louptr Cop -.. $46 Walgresn -.. 3 4) mest utility cows 10.00-1100, latter price lower, December 78%, rye 4 to % ; ‘the seat at the desired position, a|four barrel-carburetor or Int B Mch |.494.¢ Wests ABE .. 71-7 Erostly €.00-10. a ltahiweights down lower, December $1.44%, soybeans} MILWAUKEE E w—The Froedtert device that unlocks, raises, then|power with the 
tnt ee oee White Mot $1 °F; ‘cutie and anihy bulla b.0-12.0, {-to 2% lower, January $2.57, and|Corp. announce a net income Of}iowers and locks the trunk -with|A 108inch wheelbase, tot Paper .... 082. eee ii5)_ Calves—Salable 200. Market | rly ée-jlard. 15 to 33 cents @ hundred $362,414 for the three-month period! consrols located in the glovecom-|than 200 inch overall ras ee ial 303 Yale & Tow 8 |fined Secennt smal ea end pounds lower, December $15.55. ended Oct. 31, WSS. compared with partment. and a new method of be standard. Models 4 
Ist Crk Coal. 0 Engst Sp & ‘OLA aa ‘rime ‘abeent ideo high, eos : ee period = rar, Aegan The —s a four-door hardtop sedan. 
STOCR AVERAGES a sheep —Galable $00, No early cals, Grain Prices cilities in Milwaukee, Detroit, San! ed by placing the transmission ée-\p .__ TEED a 
one Frew nay oy | ema Seen 4 IAP) Sines bees Ee god Winona A hintaan = yak pelle ie Again! Ferndale Pai - on , : . balabie | | CHICAGO, Dec. 4 (AP) — Opening un, 5 s Ps 
Net ee iegt Rais Us tess oe acl kod, uneven, rane monty # Theat— MAT. co ceaee Tess : The Brougham has a special . f Nook today ....2578 1306 T1@ 1776 T on Dec... .aee. 240% May ..,: _ thesiting- . i aed ca 
Wook ere cctade img He IRA stone ts — apace: Meno Mag 222007 tie” ‘et “tre % Two Area Breakins ~ jFear compartments outlets and a examination and her teenage com-| 
Month, ago .40n--2848 HEE TET US| Mag several lots 12 19bd25, Ib 18.95\bep. Sa Mar otc das Under — ‘|front-mounted air conditioner that} onion waived aii exam at an ar-| Fein 77.7°""37g.3 185.1 78.8 191.8/16.80: 2-3 290-209 Ib. 15.35-1585; few 3 Corn— May 1 . provides 100. per ¢ent cool fresh 
coven "tang Sasa Ee is ined grade 190-/Mar- oc... i “inca?! Weekend breaking at a Walled'air.- ---_________-ffwignment-yesterday in Justice 
aT 2- ce Lake -lumber firm ‘and a - White! ie cig have I : 
  
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prices moved ahead in fairly -ac- 
tive early trading ‘but some “profit. 
taking Wag evident; ~~ 
/ Pivotal stocks gained fractions 
to around a point. Some gains ex-| — 
ceeded this and there was also a 
scattering of losses. 3 
Because of the strong rise of 
the past two sessions, brokers 
said, sme profit-taking was in 
the. cards, - 
They observed, however, “thar 
the business and economic picture 
that the situation in the Middle 
East was more. reassuring to Wall 
Street, 
Gulf. Oil continued its rise with 
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eo" ‘¢ ar liberal: demand The . Bese a ‘ 4 BS, a Minne have been taken, ‘ ate peor neha M whe poe wae cyt 
sn sgning ; 1 00; utility and” com- 3 ; ama, but styling engineering were taken custody 
Oe ade tet ct asa” losmuees to eee CR ea —— | Bedding, a gas can, and a log) changes have been made following| Saturday by State Police following 
and Sommercial Dalit 13.0016.00; good] ciCoAGG Dee 4 (AP) chicago Mer-\Dasket were among the articles/ench. of these showings. Its tires|their arrest by a store detective ; Gown t0 1.06: ‘moslly ‘goo end, choles cantile  Rachange—butter steady; _re-'stolen in the cottage burglary at] are 8.40 by 15 with a one-inch white| at the J, L. Hudson Co, store. in Poultry S75-425 Wb. stockers and stock steer|cnlns sed #3 score peng yg herd y Aeon sist Big J Dr. side-wall; the car has tail fins that! Northland, They are charged with 
_ DETROIT TRY cpeisble sheen. 2000: market sleady olf. © : 86 C 80%: win cars 00D o's: 8 Pow adeeb lights; the front/stealing clothing. DETROIT. Price: pt wooled fenders cross-over panel above : 
per pound ‘ee tie. 1° top quailty Rive ceed ndgg EE 19. $030 0: Ra! smaail| wheleaale buying prices teenaged 13% i Ur ge Neisiohiolchd Effort the grille are all in one see endl = fas 
Posaty type hens 11-18 S eyne tems) Drime shorn lambs” 82108 tb in Bots.007| 40 mined, 307 coeaiams Seier standards f Boost Bank Savi the hood is hinged at the front. cinate” 12: Dery txpe broilers or ra 2%-3%4 (Cull to choice slaughter sheep 4.00-5.56. baded te at 25; checks 24%; current ° s n ngs , a ness es } : Grey . rece: : ’ i 
. 2ntt_duckiines 3031; henry ducks 2: 11 Y -Old- nae YORK (INS)—The presi. lod Calendar. light ducks. 20: | $0; turkeys, heaxy e ear- Is Cut ane we. vs dent of the National Association of 4 DETROIT (INS)\—Dow Chemical 
included, federai state/Mutual Savings Banks : fhe Co. appointments of two a 0-31. heavy type toms 25-26. DETROIT. 
a eeagat Macket bawiog rae by Backing Auto. erades. Stated tion of Oakland C ‘trvets|_ Eleven-year-old Jerry M. Draper average wite arg onal qe wei industry to “effectively promote|Chapter No. 6, R. A. M., Wednes-| yesterday 
rem olterines of 86 Gillespie Ave., was treated | Grade ® Ix 
CHICAGO POULTRY 
‘AGO, Dec. 3 (AP) — Live for cuts and bruises at Pontiac|4 wt. arg |General Hospital Jast night after Commercially" eradea 
poultry he was struck by a car being | 35'%-31;   k on Ch teady on. the| “Br Grade A extra } 38: tm balance: recetvts iat enope Pesday eacheed, aut of carl beta wy. his 24a FT medium ee ee 21 " 133,00 me P Sait if mother. rig unchanged ‘ F lower: 5 | ment: 
tis: hens_12%)-1314; old roosters, Lois M. Drape 
  1244«13; ite Rocks et tr Police: ‘she “di A 5 
under 96 ies 34-58: over 4s We 34-25: Poli aging GUD Uae Pe OE he ee nee eee maT iperal out] months" _— ming toed $300 and paid $25, court costs 
: : car until she hit him and he ctied Se Seana acl woos el pleading-guilty to'urunk driv- |, Columbium, -also known as ni- out. ahd in some. inistances to ped Possenger. Is Cut cig Pe sag or — bux 
   
  v{pereee is fairly stable at pres Bo Se large 40: targe|H- Stocker” Jr., of Lynn, Mass.. present ¢ 
ditions in our nation.” Crawford 
die tit ahevslstion eoabere Zens in Brief average citizen should have. a/ 
afket steadier. soe * price|“Tainy day” savings account Marvin G. Pyle, 4@, of 4219 La- 
  
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  4 4 | Tower St., was treated by ‘a local 
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chickens are raised in| Mount Washington, 6,288 feet, is| When Auto, Rami Pole’. — maple ogee A Mite Lake ‘Township man} 
Waterford Township, Monday |ager, 
Russell F. Hynes Il, of 180 - Clothes wet on te by 0 
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          ‘|tha Gillmér Seaman; three sons, oa bid : PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 4 1086, a 
New ke Rinks: in Pontiac. Areal Tourist. Group 
_|Sets Thursday _   
    
eo petiiieg aie days ot 
  “we ‘is survived by his wife, Mar-/ 
ter,, Mrs. Carrie Sim, Guelph. ¢ Ont. 
2 and one brother, Robert McRobbie, 
algo of Guelph. 
Mrs. Maude Ferguson Berar 
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/ METAMORA — Service was be- 
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28 : of the. Southeastern Michigan   
a gala ealel ais 
to be the state's second largest 
‘by this association have a tour- 
ist business estimated at $200 
registration : at ten 
be led by George M. Foster, chief 
deputy-of the Michigan Highway 
Commission, and William. Brake, 
Master of the Michigan State 
Grange. 
At-the luncheon the guests will «—-jo'clock, a—p.ane1 discussion on) 
Michigan's future highways will Disclose U. 5, Probe: 
- of GM Dealer Fund An ante 
trust investigation was under way of General Motors’ dealer adver- 
Tourist and Publicity Association discontinued 
to Be Ready by Dec. 12 wi. he beld at Devon Gables) ne ne Fuiday. 
if Weather Permits ——— ion, what it claims| The investigation was disclosed ~ 
stl yesterday by Attorney General 
y; Weather permi the city wi industry, the tourist business, willlterbert Brownell. He would not 
-|have 12 ice rinks Ae rmng|be discussed, and plans made t0| ,.y whether the termination of the by Dec. to William further increase it in 1957. . |fana-would end the investigation, 
by the Justice Department's anti- 
trust division. 
In a focmnal statement, the De- 
partment of Justice said that GM 
was the largest single advertiser 
in the United States, spending 
about $70 million arinually, * 
In addition, the Department-said 
GM “allegedly” required its deal- 
ers to. contribute $90 million to the 
advertising fund. It added: 
“Phe Department of Justice wel- 
comes the announcement by GM of 
its abolition of the dealer advertis- 
         
   
   
         
    
   
    
  ™A tour of the Cranbrook grounds 
will be followed by the annual busi- 
ness meeting, and fellowship hour PARIS, Tenn. & — Twenty-five 
schoolchildren were injured yés-~ 
terday when a loaded schoo! bus   : Rinks will be available at the This step should help to djing held today at Regels' Funeral} tottowing ‘locations in the ity: [be welcomed by Delos Hamlin, i iaoty eome of the sources of 
r | |Home, Flint, for Mrs. Maude Etta) washington Junior High, Crofoot Chalten of the Oakland County's ition between dealer and manu- a — = ean . Westen ‘D. Ferguson, 79, who died Saturday.) g noo) Oriol “Field (Paddock . Don Green- facturer. " 
ering - Des Greats thc wictaen ‘Tt Wey ‘tock in eston D. Bishop Burial will be in Mt. Hope Ceme-|.+ auburn), Rotary Park, North- way of Michigan Staie University |" “ >1964. The Nativity enactment on the recreational NEW HUDSON—Service for Wes-|tery, Lapeer. side Community Club, Wilson, [Wit talk on the pro- 
‘pag- _ park hillside will be Dec. 16 at 8 p,m., with 200 ton. D, Bishop, 82, will. be’ held * Mrs, Addie Wilson Owen, Wever Schools, Optimist_| £7 re ait. Saal School Buses Collide 
{the in its cast. Thursday at'2 p.m: at Phillips Fu-| ay MONT—Service for-Mrs. Ad- “Lincoln ~}néral-Home in_South Lyon, with n, 1 burial in New Hudson Cemetery. ‘die Wilson, 87, formerly of. Ar 
mada; will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday 
_ . Mr. Bishop, a former resident of|in the West Berlin Methodist], ion ees mitting night skating, Aho said.)/with Pontiac Motor Divisi high-. 
000 Viewsrs ‘Again i ant Ce Pia a unaay at Ces; |Church with interment i the ad-|Benches wil be placed at the rinks|host. ey Meat of the puple attered ' joining cemetery. She diéd in Roy- for the convenience of the skaters,| A highlight of the annual ban-|minor injuries, Four pupils.   
for ten years, His body will be at al Oak Monda: the funeral home after noon tomor- | A Mrs. Wilson is survived by two) ‘The conditions of rinks for week- 
daughters, Mrs. Floyd (Ruth) Cud-| ong skating may be found in each worth and Isabel Wilson of Royal Friday’ 
Oak; one son, Melbourne of Allen-|5. 3 Pontiac Press after Dec. 
ton; also a sister, Mrs. Edna Tib-) — 
bits, Armada; seven grandchildren 
and eight great-grandchildren. 
‘Bradley Price he added. and one driver were hospitalized. 
Police Chief Lawrence King said 
one bus rammed into the rear of 
the other, which had stopped to 
pick up a student. — quet at seven o'clock will be the 
Pontiac McDowell. Maje Chorus. 
Harry Rogan, manager ‘of travel 
‘service for the Automobile Club 
of Michigan is to be the speaker. 
Sylvan Lake City Affairs ©   ~ Service for 
Charles W. . Talley, 49, of T13 West 
Fifth St., owner of Talley Motor 
Sales here, will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- 
jday at First. Congregational   " City to Re-Enact Nativity 
; the recrestianal park here, and will 
"feature a cast of 200. It will be at 
n|8 p.m, Sunday,, Dec. 16.   
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      ‘yonder: Church. Graveside service at White 
Chapel Memorial Cemetery will be 
“of Rochester” 
F&AM No,/5,. An Elks Lodge of 
Sorrow will be held at the William 
R. Potere/Funeral Home at 8 p.m. 
Wednesday. Mr. Talley, killed yes- Lodge’ 
terday in an auto accident ~ on 
jhe is survived by Mrs. Thomas} 
. |Cotter, at home he died;| ‘OXFORD—Seryice: for 
‘Price, B. of 1704 Atkitison, Detroit, 
will be at 11 a.m. Thursday from 
Flumerfelt Funeral Home, Oxford, 
with burial in Oxford Cemetery. 
Mr. Price, residémt of Oakland! 
County for 60'years, died yesterday 
at the home of his daughter, after 
12 days of illness. 
A member of Oakwood Church, 
and three sisters, Mrs, Ella Gatz 
of Ypsilanti, Mrs. George Tunsted) How to finance sylvan Lake's 
share of state’s widening and im- 
provement_of Orchard Lake ave- 
nue will be discussed at tomorrow’ 
night's special meeting of, the City 
Council. 
Dept. notified the city that its 
share of the $350,000 project will be 
$67,000, or 13 per cent of the total 
  of Pontiac. of Oxford and Mrs. Phoebe Davis cost. 
The project is to widen the read   
Parents join, Seek Funds 
to Send Chorus to Omaha 
LAKEVILLE —-Parents of this 
_jarea have been invited,to join in 
tional Music Educators Assn. con- A ways and means committee 
was. set up, with Mrs. Faith Dun- 
ham of Leonard, Edward Chart- treme ts ‘yesoeat £3 Sette aad 
and to add curb, gutter and 
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He added that the decision on 
how to finance it would not be 
reached at Wednesday’s meeting, 
but would call for additional ses- 
sions. | 
CERTIFY CANVASS 
At the past monthly meeting of 
the’ council, the official canvass’ 
lor and John N. Doherty elected! ener TO Ponder Costs of Widening Highway — 
county and school taxes will be 
due beginning Dec. 10. A penalty 
of four per cent will be added 
starting Jan. 20, 1957. 
‘The annual Christmas party for 
childfen held by the Oakland Coun- 
ty Boat Club will be held Dec. 16 
from 3 p.m. until 5.-Reservations 
|may be made by calling the club 
at FEderal 3-9641. 
  
Church Lays Plans 
  
  
rand of Lakeville, Mrs. Marion 
Gingell of Thomas, Gerald Roland} 
of Oxford, and Emmett Barger of 
Oakwood, as members. " 
-|— The twe committees met later | 
and set a goal of $4,000. 
The drive dp: to: be'known 08 the 
               
     
      
          
          
     
           
           
             
         
                    
        
      
  Unit to Guard Detroit 
LANSING @®/— The 227th anti- 
aircraft artillery battalion of the 
.|Michigan National Guard will be 
assigned an operational_role in the 
antiaircraft defense of the Detroit 
‘area, State Guard Headquarters 
announced today. Killed by Radio Mishap: 
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, W—Mrs. 
Anna L. Ochs, 54, was electro- 
-| cuted yesterday when a small ra- 
dio fell into the tub while she was| food. 
. bathing. for August A, Angel, 58, of 11737 
Hall Rd, Mr, Angel died suddenly 
Saturday of a heart attack. Burial 
will be in St. Lawrence Cemetery 
Help Wanted-Male—6}—— Help Wanted-Male—6}-— Help Wanted Male 6   i include exchan, 
ot gifts and refreshments, i: ve 
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    AMBULANCE. ORO PART TIME GAS ATTENDANT, : GENER- . sa. ORT. 0 ~ a : PATENTS Gang tad Sache fara | ne. iy. mile Selon. | al Dowsewerk and = k PONTIAC 
: BO YT S> AINEES ~|~ : ee DRIVERS ; ’ «| Donelsén-Johns eee eee | me. eee eh tan eines Ommy TAC ABneret? Sar has | "bewcewore h navies ne Sy ‘Stanley | valeiinas : ned wi aut edo not} Car, haulers preferred. For im-| Pg Fe ofws ciccomes = re &. Sraek ner’ S 
_"DESIGNED POR FUNERALS” _ We need 20 bors to work one aft-| Tamme “UM sare now em-| MOTORCAR TRANSPORT CO. ¥ of COATS ernoon only—Thursday, Decem- ed in would 300_F._Tennyson Com facilities. 3-TI57 ber 6 from 12:15 vo 4:00 p.m. to teat your ability to sell, : mr DeeN Orayton Plains - Waterford Twp. call immediately for an appoint- SALESMAN 
id no RARESORIFFIN CHAPEL Must be at least 16 yrs. of age.| ment. You will be pee we -_ peggees’ work. 
Home Sere rE +50 Apply in oe nas Tuesday or| have’ tised ee = the past | _F ge ae, post time. “After 6 p.m. 
tao Voorhees: Siple veneers . ‘ over #100 per month. fearn to 4 ee N D 
FUNERAL HOME BERT FALKNER — | Bite’ Sad satire ott TV & ‘Appliance Waterford, » WID: FURNACE INSTALLER CIRCULATION DEPT. 
PONTIAC PRESS 74, Seon Fe and * cen = 
8. ino Birm. Mich. MI service Pag ork. Top wages to righ torright par. Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor 
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The Pontiac Press S a 3 ss mai xs. |. NEEDED Ok PE 
: -"Saiversal Airlines WANTED: CAR WASHERS FA FOR WANT ADS A FEW ~ Experienced operators Set. and Sun. Day and night shift. 
. | on close tolerance fixture | 3 a bhee. 300 8, Bunter |   
| working men aveted at once tot and machine work. < 
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Waiters will lie in state at , 
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: . AND : ees 6:30 4th Wed, names / 
lan work Attics Gniged Recres:| INSURANCE aay ag or a aimilige ‘who are 
a : 1%, Levis: Mere than 90 | 5 
CABINET MAKER, AND pearee OF ALL xis moved ee eran Was | *i buyers tor M Gian ans 
aaomanal INSURE BY PHONE owe w, comer | Prom Detrolt Bee C. Behuctt eat WEST SIDE. 
ca yar ts N,AND AFTER THIS DATE. DE- | ty : . ett Real- 
SRP ET IES FRO CARIES, | Nicholie & Harger C. png hh Sa Renu Wert Detail tor “oaay # sooms and tile bath. gas b ‘Beat, 
M : “Dp. B.|33 W. HURON ger Co. seensithe tar tas sobhd comteant.| . paste troit for many storm 
- cee ad be ST. FE ed b y debts contract- therefore ‘s in bet ace go yard. . paxed street, 
GM EMPLOYE INTERESTED IN $415 y any other than m tion to supply mor 4 900 pe mmned possession 
weekend employment, has NCR) MA 4003 | Hermit R Tademy. av "Maple | zeruly it wim €. Beh maximum — a 
stig a ‘MAHA? “ . o ow G cB. Cal Cc! é . Behuett today. ff -p- 
Feat rs Press siting exp. Write |prnge - AN 1 REALTY CO. m al AND ND APTE! ER kis DATE DES | Mo. tall hroat vatuas UY ASBIN DER 
MAR MAN WITH WiFi anp 22.8. HURON AUTO - TORNADO debts be responsible types of property. ine for all FE §-8875 
ners need wo ey Fe sites) ° Li Lai nag ____ FE 2.0263 Ge is contact Biove 4a ness > norenge. vacant, lates bash a / 
‘Also STONS AND i. y Service 1 Lak i roperties. It costs no - 
try. Ab CAR . nos ay W."shadbos.” Lake Orion, Mich to get th 4 no more | Ya 
: wid Jobe PE ESO LACE CURTAIN » 18 ON AN gAPTER THIS pu. | today ihe maptiman revue, Cal | ma .t = Rent Houses Furnished 35 
Free estimates. REPAIR WORK.| Di. CURTAINS PLAIN OR BUF) SD 2, 3066, Twill sot be respon | CSC \s - ert = en fee ere 
srkime’ DORN laNitoe SERV. Laundry, Phome PE eS any other than b consreste by SCHUETT REALTY <= found flo sour bask 3 aEw 
doe, Ad r SERV: FOR | FAMILY UN 01 Wien 726 E. Mansfield, Pon M, __7404 E. Hi hls - one ' a -/-geine, 206% Com achelors wel- 
w ‘eta foo rE 3783, and) He. -ph.. ae DRY, ORY, Seay: tag. 1 ighland Road ue: : ht Cet a ro 7 FE 
TON CARPENTER WANTS uneaiie “Fo Tah J aleNe + aus" | | i BEDROOM. HOT WATER, SHOW. 
win Sp piaet oF ah R wants Landscaping 1 18A In Debt © : STINGS. WANTED ‘ : ' : at Code r wan | 
i Ss. Sunday - us WAITING. LET” ‘ / Paswsvert. aap 
+2418. Charlie - Swett. 8 EM Go If you are having t SHOW [Yor How wed) : 
STOM your ng trouble meting GET CASH TO. ? 4 . 
WTD: GARDENING AND OTHER Gale ny  oeNG. Fae Jour payments. sep Oh fos PROPERTY Wh — Bn" | ASS 
Wee Weed Fos eens S| Re Ee eres | ath se mie? FF - 8 6") . Lice se A aa 
or EXPERT 1 _ above Oakland Theater w. Les f "9 2 ‘ ia 
anted’ "Female r} | See ee BEnaaNG AND | MRS. MEWMAYS VARIETY BROKER _ “. Middleton OR L. : 
1 DaY 3.2006. rs oes OR re and Gift Shop. Will PEDDLING YoU . 
ies ONINGS, anow PLOWING — PE aaa | Sundays IT DO YOUR PROPERT 
SF ite, SRG | per ho ers mat FEO teas | Fett et ee 
IRONINGS rbor, | —-— ae c . 
rik pend deter OR S| Moving & iretsee wmamnes | Caceres baa 
aad 4 ~se ta H 8 vecia| 
‘Oyu, Waneporiacion, “good res Moving & Trucking 19| Pe“saais*" SY “™ Obes rani open ei ale 7 = 
LX .\_- Se . 4-1, MOVING. aan — ndle ~ m 
wo -and_Georverr._ EM _+ tote K\neasonab'e Rates Pe suse} PLAD <> To Buy a RMa, AND ent Apts. Unfurnished 4 " eviy’ Reasonable MA 
2 Ww N WANT WAL tt ark ~ DUKES TI cee rompeprercatege em NIN You B ~ “gell= To Trade “‘BaTE. =uPLO x pecenae 
Bi ee Eves. FE 7-3at _pisee nent ul anything, 8 anyht ime, sny ,ELANNING ATRIP? wid Peta iNGUge IT] _ Adulte sanare 4, EMPLOED £3 Bogus sup Bars. BATE, STONE 7 ROOT MY ee. ee 
r : e. Espec 7 - a ca meenartibconst 
Reasonable. Pi ary Pas park HOME.|APTERNOON HA U peat Vm S90es. INTER OTE AL 0 DOMES? 2 ROOMS, HEAT, UTILITIES —paey_wolcome._ 308 Oskland, SONVEN- 
oes. Vie, FE) Maoving PE soe. NS AND | TOURS — CR hg” DOME cluded. Meathiy ‘tates. sn a) 2 Ras. GROUND a 
CENERAT WQUPRWORE BY DAY, | hating andr oe porta | PF ONTIAG TRAVEL _ trance, "Gao be seth set pm sean ome yd 
ONT afte and rubb: ; ~ aturda . Jy Z vi 
sR BONE DENY woh, Ao price, ha RUasiRa Wan © wae nVIGE “et Sa uenroes fe a baa rr ar oe fret new. 
PE 5-0724. e. Anytime, : ol PE 68-3251 wh 3 2 RM. APT. e vate 
MATURE WOMAN WANTS RABY-| or ruboisa cies ine. Pe sms. | Wid, Children to Board 26) ..¥®x Doon mar RM ARF ean pownvoww, | ft GE's: J'pbiaens Women. 
val. 4 week, Home ee isan TuGURiIG OF a) eat CHILDREN LovEeD oe POST Tr ANcH $ soe APT. OPsTains. FE |9 aus. after 4 p.m. / al 
watican FRING FF FING “wEC: reeoeeneees. 5 FE $-3102 on Zt PE 11730 io) AND CARED Ost Opricz | shu AnD BAHL PRIVY REWEE | On GROUND FLOpR. PRI- 
ee ee ‘eM 3200) |_ S2ywhere TOR HEAVY HAULING Some reas Ge, We LICENSED oe oe case eet a 8. Forte. |; = — ms = 
NURSE'S REOISTR' (LIGHT TRUCKING a RUBBISH VicINITY ; S rp > a R3 BEDROOM, 
senna Birmingham © cei disposal. RDEKINO ING & RUBBISH ‘Ge MO terme & ee Our pOLD OU i 3 BEDROOMS, LAKE GRtON WA- o* heat and het A 9 
Core ee reau. Nurses (MAN WIT Ht. }_ eres. home. FE | but we need your rent,| mouth” year” afound. $00 8) East 13 
_ Sune OD night. ML 44650; wants worF 4, FON PICKUP. Wid. i are to need’ your, isting we swimming, mad” saeetion | Cel eitee @ pm al 
PE 86-0943. AND DECORATING. £08. time. PE | UW ousehold Goods 27 poet gg “ngrptee ve > ioe a Dec. 0, Foee FE +33 ra oe 
PRACTICAL av | Tr + GA ERTY. We have. = Pasa priv, ent. Share bean’ CLEAN, 
ena. OR ATL. EX- UCKS to ent Taere Ue Dany CAMPS & por.| ff SMALL FARMS, demand | _ ere PE 27142. th.'No drink- 
ne, & TRUCKS T FURN are read * ~or Farh wel?” ere RK 
ie RACTO I ¢ ready. For we |? ROCMa gy Bate. UTiLirins uhuiige, 823.50 
WASHIN 8 S WADaINGS w Fe 6 ANTED. :|% ton ‘pickups oan a Entire ATURE NOEDE D door "0 minute salesman at 4 ly. FE atts welcome, $20 week- =" rare. fin" 3 June ss =M 
pay that" rose Dump tracks ena Phan nn seh it ~- a..,4 quiright or Dow't delay!. # after you call! | 3 ROOMS. LOWER, PRIVATE E- 
. d tractors S| Sale. Phone 2. B.Com y ; _trance & bath. 47 8. Pa: oes 
ws ae & IRONINGS WANTED.| 1 Tontiac Farm and ie 3 Of sor 5S QR AUCTION i? Hu — > Pein, clocs in. 31 Peek es 
ee tres sent Te ndustrial Tra * ] I Lp. ats ee Park Place. 
a =| : 
WAS ASTRON SRETE_ UST ge, Blt MORDMARD 4 ORE OP PORTIA CARGEST | neater F1GG | * Room roan Apr, cloen ie 
=z §-2908, ver. oe ose gor sunday | PETS ers. Cash waiting. | 62'N. Telegraph’ Open Bremes ._165 8. Park. fore noon: 
NOS, IRONINGS, SEPAR- WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES — ot a Th) ae ae 
/ASHINGS, —RONINGE SEFAR:| REDUCED RATES | ember AL TYPES | WEWEED Li ieee, eee? |? wakes furnished. Fe 
Mer” om*aaaa “7 “8S S| Large, van to ATE SF. PE _* E NEED LISTINOS. HAVE BEV. 5-057, furnished. . “FE 
‘WASHINGS AND TRONINGS. 43 A Moving PE sai Sm Wt. ‘Miscellaneous 2 3 bomen, "and Vacant con priced 3 ROOM SPT 
ii property. We al cial PE 24000.” 
FS ee ar Lees ‘DELL CARTAGE wit, te ee tame ee party, | RL coe cee” ma) «Brite. B pve. beim. Heat & 
wea [aval om Lent, Gitanes Movie. vd. 10, buy from private parts. L, U. Templeton, Res Realtor ___hot Water’ Included. ‘Near 
Geen ren cme OF oN ER ea i eet ek eb Seat | Sic Realtor | SEP ees 
in me ubbish haul evrolet ch: UY OR rE Yp . 
secacend Winn ike wed sot arrere eat |" Money TSO an | See ee roan ines] 
VET WITH 2 TON Money Wanted  28A P McKINLEY 
Building Service 13)\ fH 3 TON STAKE TRUCK | ~~~ —~- anted | 28A ome atto ‘Commerce na,” |? ROOM FORNISHED APTS. 300 
WID. TO BORROW, $2000 OM PON Sais | ~ Cramer tate. . 
A-1 REM — OW, $2000 ___UNiv_1-6708 8 3 ¢ MS PVT ENTR. 
a a a ngprvpre Painting & Decorating 20| Pei nyo | EVE an Gv WAPTNG.| and ats et Cut 
| ” _ nes - “| 4 BPE * * 
71 REMODELIN ST. CLASS INTER -|___ Wanted to cial Por EdUITI=s wooed : 
Ree, rm. “item” pénfban. si Watt. ra Tease, EXTS | ~~~ re a to Rent 29 tens rants, well-located modern | peta a. Pri. On CARR EEEEA- | 
aha iat iO * A Gag TOl INTERIOR DEC DECO.| what ‘treling by = Dee 10 te, OY KNAUF, Realtor rt tare PE esas SO 
J NOW aT €8T™M ve you. Write Box 7, Huron OA ROOM, “EVERYTHING Ee 
winter -prices. atica, recreation | —> WORK GUARANTEED POAT ES, | —Fontioc Press Box 7 sti PE 2140 | furn 28 8. emmingway St. 
ing, and viding ‘ol ell. kind _root- a5 eainTiNG aa Be we wend bos NDLORDS 5 Oe, oe Rue WODERN LOW. 
rages and breese kinds: Oa-| ine Paver hanging SDECORAT: | for immediate ee and apartmedts EX . & EMS MODERN: 19M. 
sno kitchens. No imoney down, feo oved hams Realty, 1218 Ba} Jo % ee ee Cadillac. FE 
os estimates, 1 to 5 years ® |G PAINTING INTERIOR AND 4-0841 ‘after § OR 3-4923. FE wee are spectalints in trading. We J ROOMS AND BATH, Pvt ENTR 
au EInDs OF CEMENT WOK set. Foner, bones. rinees Share Living Quarters 30 po may — Ian ay? ne” a. wee aT ae ‘635. Heights |- NEE 
- gm 43785. Or PE 40033. XK, /acl PAINTING INTERIOR & MOTHER ¥ ~~ | Aten Do not cael obligated Cull, 7 ROOMS” ete The aks, 
LI src CARPENTERS Seer rent = pit cach. er en? a. posatbitities fnotse ihe Pine for } or 3 3 gulet, clean, 
_term —_ PRAT b. PE 49205. me in e¢| & Real 
mi “ooraan EM 202 it CUSTOM DECORATING. waLL| Sou". grad netghnerboed win comes. We dave home homes. farms in. | 2 ,ROOMS AND. PRIV. 
"LAYING, “SANDING & orig OS Aida WALL | So0ne afters. tone OR) Noor siness opportunities pnd./ - Adulis, 244 Sut tat 
sies’ mertuees eas PA PER HANGING. Wit SHARE WOME AND” OX vg BOfua a BOM RAL TORS. # RMS. "AND BATH, AUTOMATIC 
lce.| Pinster PAINTING |— TAEY, Whe man rade Phone FE 41557 private 
_ A&B TREN ING repairing. FE 7-0932. 7 *® if no r 35. Call} Shopping en 
ERENC CHING | i_|PALNTING. WALLS WASHED, OR, 33572, if no answer. exit af} BIG _—— eS ee ee 
Pe abe, Une. Field tile.| DET, Cleaned Passe PA ow s. —— - ‘ trance, W. 5 PRIVATE EN- 
BRICK & BLOCK WO | 2. “sengurny_FE ur66 = _ .Wtd_ Transportation 31 > re san 2-066! after 
viaces. A‘? - Fine.| PAINTING PAPERHAN ~Fanspor’aton ht OR «RMS; & BATH, CLE 
BRICK y MY i187. copsen CLEANED. NG EXCHANGE DRIVING FROM PON . —. — |. ne—arinkers. AN COUPLE, 
. CEMEN 3 erline. W : -¢ ROOM APT. FOR 2ENT. 650] 
ite Gise, chimacye. K Job Hed Ph ato: Ther OR 3-106: | _8 to 4: 0 p.m. wusanet hrs. SMALL Wolverine Dr on Wol RENT. 550 
cial ciaf' Ouaranteed 7 | Geemer. | ~~ ‘nysio-! rapy 21A Wtd. i. Contracts, Mt 3 Big or. small ‘ MA #1365 verine Lake. 
m1 oe ERICK TEWERT WO aoe MOBAGE 8 TERRA ites 32) ME gamers ceseten | GUE Seats Ap a Rie 
~Son Beet. 2a paren. Eee CASH. alee eae |} ee Apply 100 Reseel 
Carpent THE SOYERO Prem weit side, private Seen Con 
ncipatiter Contracting ||. Television Service 22 BUYERS WAITING | 3A coe aa cree | Fala EO Somes Fe 
be ‘ Gervine. Call PE ea 1 BE 7 = Shag Saad eontract or aut ated You" TILL $:36 -|@ ROOMS AND BAGH, PRIVATE 
aaa . OR 42276. sya ! cau JONES. B. Ra- No ob estimate “before you bo? ENCE! R CONVENI- ~ fa" na. je. som only. 3236 Jos- 
Floors. hecsmente. SPECIALTY. ceased tes schatclens Service Call Ted courteous on ‘ 
Et eats | chard Cake Ra PE 4602 sik: or: hour at FE &041 mace) Edw. M:S ROOMS. TIGHT & BEAT, ¢ LIS- 
CEMENT & BL GOPENE ws C. HAY _M. Stout, Realtor Pat est housekeeper, 
OCK aAVER'S. a Radio DEN, "Realtor TN. Saginaw St. Ph. 5 RMS. ra. 
CRAREEY BORMAN FLOOR yee en fa|e Opes _Bvee. | WAlte FO SUT Oak % pm | Gas’ Nara. eae os en te 
L PLOOR | DA : +3007. WANTED TO BUY SMAL Gas heat. Children welcome 28 al is 
fi ¥_OR NIGHT TV SER rn home on West side. a wk. PE 53-2252, ' on £2 CONDITIONED 
crieg, 0 on welled Le | - eM gtRaRe at ta tertord ¢ on, West side or We- |S ROOM APT. FURN. HEATED. one, Segre 
. uple {no 4 ehiidren- Me . TED, ° - 
SRY, WALL “TAPING, GUARAN| MAKE PE. 49 sam —any | stom Smesal te entash small dows prnildren) Must. De | ROOM de ma 34001 | amie, tile pute ie snbcane, 90- 
“PERV RTTNG BULIDOAS RADIO tans. CONDON’ clients comsrects for "our ist Noor, $24 per week mee with ‘individual sotrance baling, 
z AVATING. B BUL & TV. 127 8. PARKE ST. cicets yon a me here rou sell. _ Rent t Apts. Furnis 33 om “PE cua ADULTS rmoees. 
Hourly or by job. 
ECE torent seve mal Se | deahorae — r SA TYPEWRITER : Ceeee 12_week. FE 4-0122. ; 
pO est Carl L. Bilis, FE fre hes pDINO aA MA- gr ond ein Cian conteagl. ) Re ON 
GEN BLDG REPAIR BRICK were r2 ah 
Orvort, ‘coment AR BRICK sig 6 STW Lawrence ou _ Fear oe Se te tee _-OPEN DAILY,0s: 
spite i: anita B - REALTY CO, rat dune. PE | APTRACTIVE 2 ROOMS AND _ SUNDAY 125 
GUARANTEED ROOFS — ALL ~___Upholstering $3 [aeons at. 20 week Otlitien fa OF ORION, bath, infant accepted. Rent a5] Eesderal 86018 
333 MW. Cass. FE 2-2021 FE BEADLE: mama OOOO Oe au : FE 2 OR 3 ROOMS, CLEAN, WARM, BEAUTIFUL UPPER - FLEX CLOSEIN- 9 
ROOF REPAIR = $046, “shown by appt. fer SAMPLE | Bid on tee-sals fF your eentroct Pee school. 41 Auguste. Pisin, OR se only, . Drayton Apts. with private: RM, 
. . EAKLE’S you sell DECORATED A: al USO, i euter—s baths, 
Wournie — FE 40444 ine ss ousTON Lake ae F.dw. M. Stout, Realt PR Close in. Pyt' ent. — “ar sis ODERN. EFFICIENCY fo, Me Michele & t 
PEEL MACE LEY | =a _Ptoe_cntt ¢ Rd. EM | 7! WN. Bagiriew St. Ph on on - Saute o acaiswetrE « S per we week, “nel. heat, lights s-2i87. ae Huron, — 
308. PLEMING FLOOR LAYINO. (2 {THOMAS UPHOLSTERING Oren Eres 70 £28 bath, Washing fualiies. © Gikan CUTE > Rit APT iv | CLEAN. 7 ROOMS Po . 
8a finishing TING. | SiscovEna ee <7 loyec girls, mele Hovey St. FE 6-0648, 3 ROOMS, F 
i= oe ~_ PB.) “spreads Yo ron BED- ASH CLEAN, QUIET, 3 RM, APT. 18T eatrende. couple mois oe 
iet Us GIVE YOU A Prick . Your material, FE . ar Fibon 1 near Ezaste us 
“aan ive YO A Paice ' al. FE 68-5797, IN A FLASH om FLOOR PRIVATE 3 ey sara | Neer a ralne ita “Ua only. watt = be: Jr. PE 2336. 
- * ost & Found ROOMS, GAS HEA \DUL Saas rb. : LOOR 3 AND BA 
on : T A MPLETE en ees _heat, clos TH, "Oi 
* aanaine tnd. TAYING,|LOsT: BLIND MAN'S BOXI 241 For your Jand contract, 7 ae 7 nOoit ar ye m! sa. eniidren welcome. be a we 3 FOR hears LOW PCAs FL se 
by ty | finishing. Phone FE ‘dark bre LIND MAN'S. BOXER, doliar paid Prompt, Pn rors Ande i RNISHED. _Dixie Hwy. a wk. 490! and bath AT ry ais. 7 BDRM. HOUSE, GARAGE FULT 
—“TRENCHING AND Dini hee Vis. Cooter Le. service. "We siso buy. equities. mM Ha., watertord. OF COUPLE ONLY — 4 ._| winia @ aimee ton basement, Call’ between FULL 
TRENCHING AND [#0 LACE 4A, Jor NSON, Realtor |? ROOM CABIN CABIN GHEY -GASAND | Use Se shirley in ‘Poo: | inden: bm + ROOMS wu Oat, PE. 20206. 
9 SULOZING |, |g 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. - * Stet tine . a Dewaty |, AED _tine As 5 Be Ouive 11875. 2 BEDROOMS. BEL- 
iain ioe (osT—scoTcH FE 4-2533 \|2 7 ROOMS AN AND_ PRiV. BATH. ap. for rent rent. $15 a week, all KN UDSE nished, faim PARTLY FOR- 
a aT CASH. FOR > co 2 Apt. 4. OR 3.4865. washing facilities, Call Serecent Lk T% has get ROOM 
of “Skippy Mac". Wie-_3-89- A Gane 4840 Dine Wy sone APPLY Al oF unit of Saati ase 
we eee er, CLEAN: Geedey | BNP nie Hwy.| 7 No_enild ; brik Includes rege, nun. is, AND BATH NEAR AV- 
CONTRACTS WANTE igh geiiiaten._Call_after 4. | _tessonetie Stel Litas teow a Wi 
D _Child . . AND BATH. +. < ~ . Murph bed wad room —_ 
welcome 431 N. Perry. sca ek os kare: | bemoan closet; 
CEL- en with ith. closet; “kite 
per m small dinette, $70 
    work. PE 6068 |icar Saw aD : TAN AND Waite, i9|~ patncha 
Bie eid. Ses, To ‘Soro 5 aes, edie Je yee eating” What" hans |? ROOMS: MATS ,FUOD 
Ae ees OF FOUNTAIN PENS pai 8 Fe Ac or siball Waleacee ‘wow ot larze nets reenw oo MEN 
AKES OF FOUNT. FOUND =| goned tav.| 2 ROOMS KITCHENETTE AND ; 
repaired 'AIN PENS 2 . tate Clark Real £s-| sh NETTE AND| PER ss Li 
"Generel. ie ) sasbir Ha entrance. Vicinity Beatitrth) WO. i. KNUDSEN 
#4613, | 2 LARG’ ROOMB, ae beiea a. OR. PHONE we" bon Fede ATOR “ aegis 
N.| _& HURON FE oe to RM HOUSE, FULL BASEMENT. | 
abe P ‘ . heat’ estumnaea NT, 
a3 ' Siti Diste itwy.. Drayion Ph trained men - 
el". : . BA : furnis . A 
will ae Ander- 5 ROOMS 
3-0847 _— Beachera ron, evenings ; 
      
  
  
  . watch, oft Se ? HA 
+ epee eailford. is istered 
  Located 
eek ek 
  
  
. 51600. ‘ a - 
LARGE, LOVELY 3 & BATE, BR. 
  
    
  
   
  1 paw es on Realtor | 
    
       NEED FINER? Onder Oe ANCE, 
              
    
  
  
     
   
    
wollen To sellte,Tyaae itt 
‘ é a 
REALTY CO., REALTORS 
20263 
  
| _ Rantridg e   
      
  esnoce HLS      
     
         
THE PONTIAC PRESS, "TURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1956   
SLICE OF HAM   ‘ ‘ 
  
      
been Tr. Realtor 
: Fe ae or Street- 
  
AND WILL 
le sewer, water and gas. 2 car 
ES Sous oarmees Soe. 
Gas. Rent Vacent, e000, 8 si.000 
"ROSE McLARTY _. 
~ FE 2.2162 or FE 5-3578 ~ 
    
4 oft Holiday to Remember 
sw| 2% Dn, 30-Yr. Mortgage 3-BEDROOM, Legend 
BUILT + 
* HOMES 
FEATURING: Plastered |‘ 
‘Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram- | 
i¢ Tile Baths, Full Base- 
‘iments 
‘|Lots, 
er i143 & EM 
  
with — Gasinators, 
Storms & Screens, Wide 
Paved Streets, City |-- and Wa ater. 
Wanted Experienced Salesman 
HT, bg eerie! 
  
  
       
          
     
4 
| cupied ga | 
ott hot 
. Back 
  
home and 
Good 
Cal: Mrs, 
. Brick 
i $13,000 WEST SUBURBAN — New 
Brick fireplace 
& screens. 
Excellent neighborhood 
$14,500 PRSRER HIGHLANDS — bungalow Exception 
well constructed home, Full base- 
“the — heat. k floor: 
ered wal 
bi Kes saad on 
  large 2 car garage. | Ideal for roomers. 
Hoyt. FE 2-9840. 
lu 
Large = ft 
ally 
rs & 
is. Choice location 
owes Take Only | 
oe 1h, fat 
    
aie at. wei   
L. Hi. BROWN. Realtor 
pe Miuattiple je Listing Service FE 23-4810 
  
Built asa 
Owner 
    ' MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
oat (Elere It Is. i951 and. welt cone 
—& very - 
two bedrooms. -T 
Lind Line Gotan: ene teter'at 
losets All this for saecseo 
terms.. 
car pe " e 
wwe Will Trade 
Ramee. Ge Two 
Ist fir. 
wants an joeome 
West and     
    
     
    
mgumancs 106 Oa. - Open Eves. 
a lot Be $12,990, WEST SIDE — Located in siewie quiet section of city on beautiful 
sorner-jot.$- bedroom modern | / 
ot. | me, OAKLAND AVE 
         
    
    
   
      YOU want a 3 bedroom house. 
YOU want 9 large lot. 
+ ¥ou- 
block from your 
ind, ‘ YOU want ima 
YOU Can live tn and own all this for   
    
         
           
   
       YOU want a built-in electric range. 
YOU want built-in electric oven. | — 
YOU want to live in Waterford Twp. 
want-iake--privileges--on—Wwi- | - a & Maceday Laie, within | 
    
    
      
  TOR Tas ie _ wait CoM} BY OWNER 
pee {2 BEDRM. HOUSE, $700 DOWN, pc taneons ye FULL "ae 
CIVILIANS B Fe250. Ful price $5.80, | = a a KE WORTH. | _ te 7.0 eM > 
-ROOMS © | cated one th neil  Schook that 
WHY.PAY RENT | | come far he aa I 1A Y DEN / ONI y $350 DOW N : ooasten, rE ua after: f 
mee MONTHLY eee ppl ROR Rae. Kanon manor | oo Poses $33.70 MON Yo | Bom, Ade 
Plus Taxes & Insurance $495 DOWN. A 2 Bedroom 
$7,000 : Williams Lake Krome 9% rout wt, "Call tof Infor: 
TOTAL PRICE ae. ie wer PUL L BABE IMMEDIATE ON. New 2 
ONLY A FEW.LEFT 
Loads of Features 
All Improvements In 
MODE L OPEN DAILY | 
1PM. 7-PM, 
Blaine at High Street 
| BETWEEN MONTCALM & OAK- 
CHAS. MAROTTA | Building Co. 
  
      
     
          
          REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Main, ert. Mich. 
MApie §-582   
SWART NEW 
storms & screens. Off 
_ OR 37585   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
PAMILY: HOME 
Modern 5 bedroom, spacious liv- 
rooms, 
OF feal tor tired couple re 
room modern ed soupe, 3, be only $2,427“ dowe and Sar per month includt faxes & | 
- CALL ical - BUY 
BEDROOM 
bungalow with corpeting. olen. 
Joslyn. 
       
   
        
  
= 
  
  For Sale Houses. 43, PLP OLR LAL Ce lL 
| 900 DOWN, 6 ROOM sagoean:; 
t Th PE. 
5 ACRES   
AC RES — $500 DN cer il Clarkston District. §5,- 
_C. PANGUS, Realtor “ ORtonville 1332 Collect 
“WE BUILD   
  
me eet duns. close to BRICKS $10,975 
used as rooming house. $10,500. CEDAR SHAKES S $9,975) 
a bedroom 20%. Livin FLOORS 
ay ae row nai | plus “3-toom Tmeome es 15 DORRIS & BON REALTORS,   
See Beautiful Pontiac’s 
Exclusive West,Side Sub. 
All brick 3 bedrm. ranch style. 
Gas incinerator. Toilet outiet. in 
basement. Sewer. City . 
street. School bus serv- 
‘tee. 30 day possession. Priced at 
«ith FHA     
         
    details call FE 44 
BROS. PEALTORS _ ___WHITE_ 
~ ROCHESTER AREA For sale by owner. 
ranch with attached 
basembnt. Gas heat. 
and Ca cethetic Scheels       a Pull 
     ean 
Live 3 aaa.   
  
  
-HILLS — “Meern @ room iene te 
va 
ie all 
— terms. 
INSURANCE 
        
         
    
       
     
   
  J. A: Taylor, CLARK CITY. NORTH END. Built in ‘54. 
This 2 bedroom home consists of | 
  water Priced 
decorated, nice corner tg — 
a $12,756 with rasonable 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
FE 446002 8- oor FE ¢-4813 
Er & Sundays 
Service 
  
iP NVESTMENT 
mediate poss 
PONTIAC "REALTY 
am FE 5-8275   
C. HOUSTON , Be, REALTY 
  $500, DOWN N 
R. J. VALUE T, ‘Realtor , 
ULTIPLE LISTING service” 
= STOUT S, _-Best Buys 
  ‘HOME FOR XMfAS- Move in Immediately and by: sattios in time for old Ban- 5 rooms and bath, base- 
ree ree a ee pe wl a fear 
$650 down we ie. 
     a ie ee ce ee 
ern kitchen witty ‘dining   ieee 
Today ~3 Bedrooms. $1,500 Dn. Nearly new 3 . Modern 
ranch home walls, 
lates lot. Close bus service. 
I a eae Mea tenceges ee 
$1,500 down 
3-Bedroom Ranch 
“Garage and Breezeway 
ONLY $1,500 DOW N Located a Drayton      
4286 Dixie H Drayton On Fiat 
GILES Near LeBaron School      4   
nd only ' bik. te sehool. see this, today and 
save money, & 
Stiburban # room modern home on 16 
wores of good land, Can be 
bought for. $2,000 down. Call 
for appoitment to see this. 
North of City: pat te "$2_°$2,100 will han- die this neat, 2 bedroom 
home on 2 acres. Plastered 
Walls, 
GILES: REAL TY cor _ FE 02 West Huron St. 
OPEN   
Pax , oe pie eon 
fini Rent 
        or GI terms. | 
ks low as $300 — For further 
blic | For Sale Houses - —— 
| $400 DOWN | .2 bedroom, ‘full bath. 2 large lots. 
i re Some! vard. Terms. Lin- 
| C. PANGUS, Realtor 
ORtonville 133R2. Coliect.   
-| — Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge _   | 
| MICE 31 
  ROOM HOUSE, FULL 
  
_ Vacant, 
down payment,’ 
5-019. 84 Gage &t { 
‘ momen] 
bath and Wiscmtat 4818 Buick. 
FE E 5-8206. P 
3 BEDROOM, east | 
  
PE 54-0522 $i, xn, 
. and bath, fireplace. 
garage Lot. 80" «x 120° 
Ww. G. WHITCOMB, REALTOR 14 | 
     
    
         -~MUST._RELO. | 
cate immediately, will sacrifice, 
     
  FOR BETTER HOMES 
  
    
  
  a Lt wine LAKE PRIVIL EGE. 
ROUGH WIRING INCLU yo 
ED. $295 DOWN. 
F. C. Wood Co.   4 OR 31235 4 i ne TO Mttice Open @ . i 
fter 7:06, OR 3-6449 | Commer ner Williages | Lake Road & M59 
CL ARKSTON | New home in | j Ol 
| .POSSESSI 
Bedroom home Bath, Oil furnace. 
Modern kitchen Priylleges on 
~ White Lake, Low down payment. 
  GI RESALE Elizabeth Lake Es- 
2 bedroom home, 2 blocks 
a school Oak floors, ry fur. 
nace $9, Cash to mortgage. 
Bal. ‘at $48 per month, 
NCOME 41.50 down 2 Apert | 
Mceme 1 six room and 1! three 
room Separate entrances, 2 baths. 
furnace. Plastered watts, 
storms and screens. 2 blocks | 
from Duck Lake 
ifmits--On-; OFF. HATCHERY RD Quick pos- session. 2 Bedrooms, living room | 
  
    ———_——~ FE 91566 — Ft in ft ecatioa, | 11.6x16.8. Oak tioors, oi] furnace, 
oe ald “ing room let 1.000-1 bath Landscaped yard, Approx. 
VETERANS down. FIRST OPPERING! pert cash Sreod ear ry down | COLORED | SEY - 
0$ DOWN 4 |. BUT NOTIN A PROJECT! Cus- ad. C. HAYDEN | 
AWAY PAY REDE BS ~~tom—butit--to—wathstatd tire SACS —— fo? o ‘Realtor — 3-BE “DR ROOM FIOM rigid inspection—which ts exact- gg E Walton Blvd FE 8.0441 
E 10 to 2 Many Features ly what we Invite you to do ween aes mn 0 te 
» All Improvements In Large bedrooms, 20. ft. living |” ' 
—~ . {room oil beat) = f[ODEL OPEN DAILY | ete - 1:30PM. - 7:30PM. DIRECTLY BEHIND 8T JOSEPH HOSPITAL, COR he R EARL- 
: Humphries MOORE & BONDAL 
WESTOWN REALTY 
COMPANY FE 8-694!   
ylvan Village. .- 
” Thist Home has. everything the 
discriminating home owner 
could desire—5 rooms, 2 baths 
remodeled kitchen & breakfast 
nook, fireplace. space for 2 
more bedrooms if needed, and - 
heated garage 
Wi isner School District 
This is an extremely ciean 
neat home Has beautiful, big. 
bright Kitchen with lots of cup- | 
Living rm. dining rm. 
e°bedtm. down, 2 nice 
& full death up. Big 
rage. Terms 
West Bloomfield 
  
  will tak 
Extremely well. laid out 
3 4 bedrm, home, t's paths large 
. closets. L. with patio, 2 car garage. pati. A real ‘value a $15,900. 
car sad gepen sched . . 
3 include . } 
Moy cma" Sa) John J. Irwin REALTOR Since. 1925 
hn -  , 313 West Huron 8st 
Jo SO Phone FE AT Eve. FE 5-446 
n “BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms. large living room. sep- 
  
  
gladly assist in ‘en 
way possible Wo achieve this goal, L 
    
1218 Ba: 
PE_ 4054 
By owner, 
large, 
ramic tiled 3 nares 
, Breezew 
garage. a tiled . don 
have what ‘ou Want we will do 
our utmost find ¢ home, the section and price ' you want to we: 
WILLIAMS Twin Avenue 
40547 "FE = 4-0341 
pine 
bath, WILLIAMS LAKE AREA 
bedroom ranch. 2 
ted. oak ees: 
attached i car 
ae. ce. 
many other iabaree. myeox 50 an 
: Shots \ oad with $2,308 down, 
  
  _DORRIS- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ 
SOUTHFIELD TOWN 
    
          
      
   
         
      90 | Reduced 
100-Ft.. Beach - 
| West Side Brick 
Near St. Mike’s 
Live in Clarkston Pw 
poane, level ene ment at its peak. 
to accomodate a 
tivities—and ‘best atid 
comifort.—~ it's chérm — it's 
different, Why not ¢all now 
for appointment to see it, os large living room combined . arate dining re. ot], basement, 
Wtchen and cafes. full] paury RETREA: B08" ao . lot. $13,900 with ¥ room, tiled fipors, ‘Very -fovely 3 4 . 
_Nety clean and—neat Put price ty sovely " pedroom home E. ‘KURTH, REALTOR +-- Bi see with $1.209 down with 27 ft. i oom and fire-.90 s Woodward MI 4-7676 piece. ea. ie and dishwasher in- | = 
RANCH—HOME. 4. floor demutiful | VACANT: This home was built in ‘55. : tH basement, rec- By Dec. 15 has 3 bedrooms, living room. ie roem._let meaty Lotte. y C.D 8 . m aa) kitchen tatr steety. full bath, util at $18,500 with terms. $1.0¢ DOM" N 
1 . tiled Moors, gas heat. P WEST. SIDE 
fruit trees, large lot, ww price macncaty A STEAL A nice 3 bedrm_ home with lovely 
8, ; floor. large carpeted ‘iy ing tm one kuchen sed breakfast rm. gas 
3 BEDROOMS. 41.500 DOWN. nice spacious kitchen, basement | Peat, o cree. Ranch- type home. Off Sashadaw close H W. RB Ra. This home has we size hee possession. Only $750 down will . igel OW rooms, large liv get you the deal. Cail today as . w x St 
dining ell, modern” kuchea. “ral it will go fast Pe tec paren PE 540 
bath, utility room, tiled rs, PE ss rE 5-8845 | attached breeneway V%% car | FOR COLORED : 
garage, paved arives i Jarge it, ;>~ © “mighty ood # room home MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE clean neat. with 1 bedroom down and 2 
“6 uo, Jocated on Prospect street. Sk & Skii 
GI RESALE. CITY 5 rooms in nice big bath, full base 2 ating iron.) door = 2 nice bedrooms, $F Bice, ft Servele gent spine ee 
en. tiled oak floors, ; clots wines winter seers 
Epping pier + ca Me, te ace 
Newer type panch home in- 
eluding aluminum storms 
and screen< Pencing: water 
saftener, 1'9 car gara, 
lots. Olé $9.73 with. i "89 
down. Com before you 
buy—We say you can't beat 
Located just 8 mites from 
‘ Pontiac, this attractive lake- 
bake ad brick A. is vecent, 
a may occupied for 
Christmas ae, fi 
m 
num storme and screens. A 
soot at $13,950 — owner _ —-2eeept 
im trade. 
4 Bedrooms 
2 Baths 
Carpeting, Drapes: 
Full Basement . 
Timken Gas Heat 
$14,950; $2.950 Down 
Big Discount for Cash 
This attractive Colontal 
Pome bome with Ia sree. 
ont porch . Features 19 & 
m. dinin, 
this down-to-earth price of 
$9,500—oniy $i, 300 down. 
tt styled kitetien, full “‘base- 8! ] 
on ent with many other “i 
tures. Priced at only $14.40 
ber mon 4 cent in- 
Bea he * —gone to- 
‘ e4 
& i 
. gas heat. 2 car ga-/[ 
: Prevent waste of time by 
  65x75 (not a misprint) lot, on the | 
lake! $11,400. terms. 
Realtor 
83 N PE 20474 PE 4-7Tll4, 
mealenre a renin: | ph Ope 
Multiple "Listing Service - 
| For Colored Families 
2 bedroom home, livingroom, dit- | 
ingroom kitchen & 
ment, hot alr furnace, 
| pase. sear school, | 
ne jntormation call Mes. Spears, | 
“ROSSELL A NOTT, REALTOR ‘     
‘Base- | 
  
PONTIAC | Two hones on Kettering St | 
6 room bedroan ranches 
with tile® “bath. Oil foreed /air 
heat, washer, dryer, refrigera- 
tor and water sofiener included. 
These houses were built In 1955 
agd are ig oneeent condition. | 
They also stuminum | 
Orne a 
$14,000 with $2000 down. M 
ly payments only $78 including 
taxes and insurance. No Mort- 
gage costs 
Lawson Real Estate - 
1327 E. Auburn f Rochester 
_ OLive'1-1611 
~ 43 SHORF-STREET Furnished four rooms and 
tenced yard. close to stores 
t bus line. Make us an offer 
10ROOM INCOME 
Here is a real buy for bon invest- 
ment minded purchaser. Four 
| room and bath « artment up 
room with fireplace, din- 
| itchen, three bed-/ 
| rooms and i's bath down. Full | —— 
| basement, oil beai, gas water | 
i heater, storms —_ screens and | 
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i r 
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    insulated. Close’ te stores, schoo! | 
and bus fine. Lake privileges on 
Syiven Lake Only 34,000 down "| 
6ROQM BRICK Are you looking for a new house? | 
This ome located at 1756 Warwick 
in Sylvan Village. bea 
scaped, fenced yard and only five 
| years old. Carpet living room | 
  ell, 
two ' bedrooms and cera nic : ee bath | 
down. Attic is carpeted 
tehed Im red cedar panelling with | 978 
built in drawers closets. | 
vides two: additional rooms Gas | 
heat, water softener, dishmaster, | 
insulated, aium storms and ©. picture diniig 
kitchen with “aiming” space, 
Nae “Huron St. x baie} Eve-FE 4.0510 
SAL LEE WOODS SUB. 
52 face brick ranch homes Full 
basement. Pontiac city limits.   $200 DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 
BRAND NEW BOM, Immediate | 
cree Select oak floors, tile 
Bitchen with plenty of 
Delco off FA 
having Goudie closets. City sewer, 
watet and gas. Tota] price only 
$8,850. Better call now, We have 
only ete left 
RAY; <0 NEIL, Realtor 
262_S. Telegraph Open 0-8 Phone PE DT0) or PE tia MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   __For Sale Houses 4 4 : 
2 | aillto, 
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| sand bea   
      
    1300 DOV 
ment. Oi hegnate. Stove & 
frigerator ine’ vaent yard, 
Garage, $11,500 - “corms 
$495 DOWN — A new 2 Png ned 
home en your let. Cal for infor- 
  mation 
MMEDIATE . POSSESSION ew 2 bedroom home. Bath, of . modera kitchen, privi- 
| leges on White Lake, Low down 
| payment. Full price $9100, 
EEROO HARBOR — $600 Down. 
4 room home, basement, gas heat, 
session 
[CHAN DEN; Reattor 
  
  | 36 E. Walton FE 8-0441 Open — Eyes. % 
| Lakefront Hlome 
{or Cooley Lake 4 large sizable ‘bedrooms, 
ali 
log raing- fireplace Full 
a ae bright cheery ‘kitchen, 
oil furnace, attached 
garage. .Neat, clean and at- 
tractively decorated ane 
ch. 
aired. $4,000 down and. os 
‘per ttenth, 
| Giroux: Franks | GENERAL REAL ESTATE 
{ 4308 Dixie Hwy OR Soret 
Open until §—Sum: 1 to 6 pm   
NEW 2 BEDROOMV BUNG- 
ALO CONVENIENT 
NORTH END ‘ATION. 
NEAR ND BUS: 
NICK SHA 
CITY A WA- 
TER. PRICED A Rid 
— $950 DOWN PLUS MORT- 
Gace COSTS. PAYMENTS 
R MONTH. CALL PE! 
OWNER OR : 3-2837. 
SILVER LAKE   
  
  
Buy Thru Partndge 
List Thru Partridge 
ROCHESTER 
Large 8 room modern, 3 lots, 
py hae Pull price $7,960 om 
1 ACRE’ . Dreezewa~ and carage, wn ‘   
S$ Baidwin Ave. FE 46203 
LEASE WITH OPTION This 
garage 
north 
TMBREE & “GREGG = 
  
R. C. COPPENS FE, 2-0383 
MODEL OPEN § AM. TO 9% P.M.   
me 
ith privileges .on Sylvan Lake. Easy monthly payments. at oniy 
$69 & month including taxes and _ 1865 Unton Lake Rd. 
insurance Uniort Lake Villace pour rk . : EM 3-439? EM 3-3314 
GI, No Down Payment BELMONT | &T “aURALOW. 5 
Mode! located at 1344 Stanley. 1, fooms ‘a mile. N. of Kengett Rd. 2 biecks $1.00 down, cM 23-4196. 
“ena aocure Pt x rame home, . WILL ACCEPT TRADE-INs frome pome. 5 best 
; Whig tate privileges. 
s sROow HOUSE. v8 DN., 3 LOTS. 
PE ‘8-660. carage, tates lenced tot ree #8.500" terms, EM   | NEW, wRact ALLY . FINISHED, 
! room bath. Larce 
ft ot ‘es mile off Joslyn, 15 
min, from tlac. Low” down 
EuLnea rrcggame ou PE | Tht Raton tome aretn é tot. It has 
ROCHESTER, | Pate oats Mind tots 3 sued dining ta Foom. large. ell | half BUT 2 FULL BATHS. Oak 
tled kitchen, dishwasher disy Roots. lecge cleest apace, all oe 
pany ag hg recreation ™ rge et This Home can ae! closed ie, fenced yard, purchased on new Varpetion i er © VA loan, if you Wish. screens. Priced to sei; down pay- 
ment only $2.000. WM: « 
Nestled im the hills near Roch: K i NNEDY 
oid Plenty of room fort ears o enty room | for expansion 2 scenic acres with oer Ww. [REALTOR ve «. 
aint Creek r through . 3568 property that otters may possi- Open Evenings “Til 9 bilities. Demand for this he? of : 
Ease’? makes it hard find. GI RESAI E 
Call OLive 607! ; oer LD OO = ™ 
Maurice Watson, Realtor | - 3% e, Fenced &  well-iand- ard. Permanent 
Mt W. Pith, Rochester Pensdmont. cil teeced Gor mast 
CALL 
J. R. Hiltz Realtor ; 
PE 5-418 
NICHOLIE features ‘o talk about. si2.500. 
Now. 
  
LAKEFPRONT—BRAND 
Bt Be eee ih t. Latge latelevel” 
  
  
  
    
‘SOLD! - listing your property 
exclusively with 
CHAPIN 
cn.   
    
Rent Beater> | 
  
    
  
      : \ REALTORS - FE 40528 
m7 8. Telegraph Eves, & Sun. 
NTT TTA 
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  _ REALTORS _ ves, MAple 5-1249 
: PINE LAKE AREA   
    
        
  ae ESTATE] . fireplace. dining room, ¢ be Mee tae autiful | —_—- Newly decorated subur 
: bette avis fe wer. PAY RENT Highland area 3 bedrooms, atu | Dems . Ween these done vt nastmeae minum siding, ‘built in 1984, Lot area nice comer ioe handy —Bitheat: large tot Prt size 200x175, ca) EM 3-4236. i0, sghool. “$11.500 with 1 cant Lane. Puil Ae gsi aso Overlooking Unioh Lake, fireplace, 300d + eS medidte possession 2 car garage, breeseway, excel 
MNT Ae t vedroom home wiin| fib ata Mag” Oe NICHOLI E Ss large roo! e . 
12x20 ee. Pe a erased a ” aM . 
roe au en; automa Coe ao Or will talk oll Heat: red walls: bunga.ow in dice items, uw & HARGER co. 
storms and screens; large lot. me near © center, White FE 54-8183 
Only $13,200. Substantial down | Lake privileces Call betore 8 “Open evenings payment. . )° Bm. 34197 . 
PIONEER HIGHLANDS C: BShuett Realt as , wet 8 exclusive list- room with incom 
Jovfectas Bra” Seale" SST] REY Reade Tor Bs Mie) Metempah the “head Sete i. 
_dames KA home, in the city sable d0ue pert 
JOSLYN AVENUE TH - a 
i's story brick home excellent: i NOTHING I DOWN ; Bt Large 
enna ponte ae | "Sh oar MRE| Fa elt Beets. Ed ect oak floors: bas - . cellent value at $13,000. nothing do further details ¥ $2,000 down, 
OWNER LEAVING sTATE . RED HORSE, CORP. Nicely decoratert 3 bedroom bun- 
Russell Young jsw-case gaiow:, New carpeting ia" ng . A LER GooD oor oR a ment end dining Ej ‘ REALTOR-BU down payment. sy E 4-8151. tetnaa, ow $9,750 fit ae: ‘anh 
|ARGAIN: GOOD GOOD House. Lanc LARGE living roo m. ros iSQto 
bedroom brick glares im br bm ose itving room with firepiac — FE ae way and Fear Neely” landocaped ae “win sell eq ‘n small home se id near Crescent for $385. Call 
gen tans bg 3. off Eliza- | — —IVaNn 
JODERN aie OME acres good sol soil. 10 alee Ha SCHRAM | 
MEAG & REAL Bsa‘ ra. corner , — 7 Josiyn, rr 5-471 
__ Eves: OA $2608 pet Eves. net TE f-e 
$14,950 MULTIPLE tistind   
    
       
   
     
       
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RENT BEAUT) ‘SHOP SPACE. 4% 
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BE e154 _ patty PULL List Thru- Partridge Event non 3 wy vines & EM 3209| PhicE. Neat / shop cen- ge kaaltior any types ot BARBER 6 SHOP Fo) RENT 
For “residence or Present, income $138 monthly with |S Sale ale Land Con Contracts 52 lake coos : garage dui 
business lots see... sic Tinie olering. clare” en BALANCE: LANCE $6.40 AN AND 11 PRR 7 LIRC oLsow Faint sabe rr ee 
re or PE 4483 Theme FS frame house MA ba alier oF a GAs ’ waa te. 
re. th re * HOLMES-BART RAM. STORE FOR RENT Mi0 and OX- en et | nei eer re oereeyy front cabinets Lake: 39-4082 woman's dream “ame tise. OR hiee . faa, L t Y $ gs i AE ae 3 8, FE 1G. 
Space does ya Toa som “- . 2 our = FE 2-4 
Will take s good home im trade, |< ~<__For Sale Acreage 47/ Buy Thru Partridge | iTAHOOARY CORNER eae ~~ List Thru Partridge . Work for ou . In exc. cond. be WILL LEASE -With option to buy, | 4’ ACRES woes, CUsAxED 7° new modern 2 m bunga- © aligns site, 609 ft. from pave- ii FT. FRONTAGE ON AUBURN ‘ 
low, west aie) Pontiac, $75 per) Ment om county Rd. $7700. $300| Ave. 190 tt. frontage on Perry 
month. _fown. $30 per m onth, © OR 3-6496. ey 9 Ry rns frontage. Real 
100 ACRES. BETWEEN WHITE THEDR LOSS—Your gain, owner! Lake and Duck Lake on Wardlow |? _Dinnan __®6_W__Huron| Culeugh’ No abiigetion, transferred. mus stall this 3) Rd MU 42810. TSTALL SUPER od teeaten Low 5-1 Las a 
Riaccdey te Wms Lake’ oon |? ACRES ON ORIGN ROAD, NEAR | Ventory’ Call PE 24113, ¥ J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor : = ’ floors & tered’ walls, "beau. Geenanes ; 98 apr Pine Knob <H \*6_E Walton Bivd Open Eves able model, tion. . Fento, sccordion - new. tiful bath | with Dull Just off Orlow Ra; W0 acres. 4 | ATFRAC 4 ay SUNOCS | “ pape : s Ra. PE 6-677. an 
vanette. OU furnace, brick tace| Miles |N. of Oakwood, with’ 10| Ss'¥ine, TiaMOtn teled streeje, in| NEW. 2638-THREE BED- SF Be APLE DINETTE GET, 630. 106 |7 ¥ garage, peved grive, sce he “toe on all, me, 3 barus, etc. Terms Pontiac: Good mons M4 room \ with full basement, ; ’ St : bells. EM 3-5031. 
* ADAMS REALT FE +3303 aig ite nm . oe , : 4° X 4° HEARTH TILE, 2c BA. per month. t, old for SS. ontract ba!- . 2 FYENiNOS, gate; * Rou‘, 'Bibelin, ‘da ; | Stee $6,208.50. Will discount te | Fireplace’ damper fe >. room with dining, L. iivecune _ Se ax LETE- RES | — te fait ‘ 4 ‘ : 
Curate the bat ise "bee-|~” For Selo Fan eurast cqulpmget ai 1000" Or laylock ms. Youngstows- ‘kitchen. For Sale Farms 48/ Gher a" pms ase hy h,. Money to Loan = 53 herm.. full basement, gas heat, slum) adatatated y. {State Licensed Lenders), Ti teg ee recon | SF: 
tpt Onin’ med RESTAUR DINING ROOM ™ imnnn | “ig tong tas oman tj Beate? ae. Be 951 ¥ : : ssess range, i861 Only fase) down. '208-ACRE FARM and es decorated, going ‘Gomez eS mal G1 50 per week. chick's, ~ FLOYD. KENT, Realtor | HEART OF LAPEER CO.- good | BORROW “It doesn't have as much pep and get-away as‘it used to| MY 3-3Tit- sacha ee or hunting & fishifig, 8 room owner's . WITH * — either that or pedestrians. are getting more agile!” ‘| OIL OL, SPACE BEATER: KENMOR. home, 3 bedroom tenant home AND ARD. . y y _Like™ new. $40, FE 2-9062, 
ME 3012 pat Vote 80x26, 60x30,“ “aox30 barns. i) CONFIDENCE | REBUILT. WASHING MACHINE AMPLE CusTones ARKIN ings’ $44,0 Reale O te Swaps Good |All makes gi 
4 od tor _ 10 <a Saran, TE Sy eiey, / . IL CO. HPC -Meosoeheld wimence errors TES ps SS, Sale Sale Household i 37 ~ trie. 30a N. Jotinson 
ra, merica’s oldes' arg. Ot I: ting dealer applica. |. : GOOD BUY! An Investor's ‘Dream | A Herbert “Ai porcelain yeate ten capeurce You mer! SELL OR TRADE Alcohol 188 P Proof 
pSotiam ‘iemesompana ner) iesh e alts Tope | tcaeiy'ds tee Warnes | adr mune ot cad Gabe fon: |W have, nan Wie Pte |"“Oxld Felt By Rugs $358 y & enced lakefront lot adjoins nice village for igan, Weil established business . * 4°@oor sedan. A one 0 owner gar. e lugs 
"Tt has many ‘fine ts: Large, subdividing. @ miles to Fyat Tax | (f55q opportunity for right man.| “W&!, monthly Pilndorsers Service| Will trade on 
   
  
     
            
   
   
   
   
        
        
   
         
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
   
     
           
            
  
    
                 
      
       
  
     
              
           
            
       
    
        
   
       
     
         
    
         
      
   
     
       
           
    
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
        
    
  4; hving room, com ble screened _ Farm home and lsrge barn. > ¢ pany financial assistance made without endorsers Servicey tract. Ask for" iy erew BONN vos Pye. army Riches. ane] ee. wit "sie 000 een ; Some rratinble, For further information | |, in Money menalty the-same | ‘Contract. Ask for My. rown sYER 
buy. don't miss it. $5,960. est. Release clauses’ , $e — . H. BROWN, Realtor 
t1.5se dows, $60 per ‘mon Gi F ks FE 4:1584 Household Finance {1382 w. Huron Ph. FE -aaae 
lroux-r ran Corp. of Pontiac SWAP EQUITY IN "85 CHEWRO- | “Tanah 
NEAR CRESCENT LK.|} GENERAL KEAL ESTATE OR Ms &. Saginaw St. The Kay Bide. heater fer’ 'S0 or “Sl car or ptex- | Ae. ; wren 8 eons & bath, Base- Spen unt pe wy “Banday 1 | 1 {os pm. | -toor Room 204 mental, fi S00 cee . FET $30 107 forms monte - ment w aw . ear la 5 p.m. a Ts, . PE 71-0089... $30 Toy Spring Horse ...... 
arage. Lovely fenced-i d. 2 ITY i \ - . . ) si =. Pp error Fiat a itiba ray thee) LAPEER COUNTY | WO 2-5870 SEASONAL Bats Wir OWAP Fey Signe More wall in living room dining’ Lovely A rune, remedies — ; ON Oa” ont caro 8 4 
room, Storms and oeresae An one ont edidinns ab pores with EXT 293. C ASH etrailer. . 
down only. $8,980 with large flowing reams, $17,000, ee ee _ ° ‘ 
S . . rms. By appoint FOR LEASE. NEW 2-BAY Y MoD- Get cash for seasonal expenses on new 
WAY cra poral ¢pume, tation Low) foous Nie cgmerints * ™ Lopes NR. PONTIAC MTRS. | RIDGE Mvoctness. fo SR _ 5 i908. 5 $3 TO $800 a +6t 
5 room home, Hardweod fivo: rs. 83 Baldwin Ave, “PE 46203 EN CIA ' Plastered and painted walls. pba “NEAR PONTIAC. 2? ACRES B NEFI IAL . " i P = rami: tile bath. Full basement, | 3 bedroom ranch home with lake }2 a ee a ve tee so gas beat paved street, sidewalks’, rivileges, of] furnace, full bath, FINANCE CO. TRADE 27° BLOND. CABINET T" a cellent location, All for $10,200; ardwood floors, 1%] ¢ar gatage, 7 W. Lawrence st for 17 or 21” table model & 
$55 per mg. includes taxes and) Geen well with new Jet pump. | w nent ze “ re 38 $100 cash. FE 2-7720.\,313 8. Pace 4 insurance. 4 per cent mortgage. $10,256..mith $1, me town { BIRD” TO SEE GET CASH QUICKLY dock, ' p44 
eet ie ® | A TOP HARDWARE. Here's a ; ee ity fw 3 2 BED: | $11 
LIITLC PLatens 23167 “Romeo, Mich. | clean, aptetete nether mere | Up to $500 ‘ . . with fire- | g259 
; - Buy Thru ‘Partridge | busy town. Gross 555,000 per rr 1950 to 1986 cars. B your . 7 . ° Business priced at only $3500 plus = title. most deals cios 3 
. List Thru Partridge _ stock. Purchase valuable real es- atnutes. Loans also made - fur-| home near Putes. Pe 
‘ AND AGE tate in addition on easy terms.| niture. Signatures .nd other se | “ated 5 mi. E. ‘ 
‘cal Rutieage, ¢ OR aA PE $0003 ourtiies. ~ R.D. RIL EY, Broker : ° x aL OD FARMS AND A MUSIC SHOP . ‘Susy town $09 Elizabeth Lake Ra PE +1161 | 7 
. (Sate forma. 3p rae | Seehtt ancien resaeae. "phone. AKIQNQ. | witt reape tate wovet st) pway sng 1 | late ares. 290-ecre guif cow Detrott. Handles were, phono housetrailer for part furniture 
Open Eves. . “tt e - Sun. 10 to $ ®. W. DINNAN 66 W. Huron erry y gross per yr. Just | cash, PE 20320 <-} ; ; Ty : ota eee’ bet mine, wide, 
1 ACRES 5 ON ON BLACKTOP NR. $1000 pius stock full price. Loan Company ~_For | Sale Clothing ~ \ TRIC. PE 63573. Deed ie ss 5 and Toe ae 169.06, an 
DANDY LIT’ TLE HOME Harvey Wilson. Bkr. HAMBURG SPOT Efficient 10 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG pene iT = TV: 8 Reren ze am dicts oo "hes. 
Moun near “piones Bot. 40 ACRES street tn Ponting ms OF rated “ates 7 ooo Fe baeaa, spies 
Corner fenced jot with Pa | FRU IT FARM entirely by hired hel Unvelieve- | - 06 BETTER U! Di $i TO — 
-  Fage, Gas Reet. tiled bath bepe. noutre bie, profita $14,750 buys fixtures $10; brown gabardiné suit, $15; 5 2 TOO OOM . : 
tire home neat and clean as / MODERN, CLOSE IN _ ee TEAGUE FINANCE CO, | Prcteasoges. aim 3 eset mt. Sate fate eee WARD E. PARTRIDGE] "oN. MAIN | sie tic, & “ano reasonable offer refused iL add! iS Inc REALTOR _ FE 4-3581) ROCHESTER, MICH, | _FE_##16. 16 State st, : '. *| REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES LOANS 823 TO $800 Bor's COAT, JACKETS, THRUOUT MICH. ! aia -slacks, 1942. shoes, Overcoat + “is._NOT 4286 Dixie He Drayton . HURON S a 40. Maternity dresses. Coats, 10-1 to work. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | OR_3-1231 _| 1050 W. HUR T. | ovens After 4 290 W. Ypsilant!. M10. 935 N. 
- . a ‘Rent Farm Property 48A |) —.OPE™_EVE._Tit 9 _ Ph_ Rochester OL 6-071 OF. 1-971 (FOX FUR SCARF. LIKE NEW. Perry: . 
O'N “ mae y SERVICE STATION Te |= aerate. wi oe for aT 06 USED DEPARTMENT 238 ACRES DAIRY FARM AxD Avail. for-lease by major oil co. - uckner Customers electric range $119.96 Good’ and other| 2 stalls, modern, reasonable tn- FUR COAT IN GOOD CONDITION, i ' 
J J iden,” On wain highway. sice's |. zest iy stock and’ ip nec Are SIZE 20. MAKE ME AN OFFER. size soll e 23 
(sane Tatas none os \Caatixeeaiier tec! Happy Folks /amee,cemrag ear-wox Ea Se es ANTED FARM TO WORK ON | LANSING, MICHIGAN — LAN- : ' LA 4 : 
A REAL gone. 2 FAMILY by tne or money rent. Write Pon-| sing’s largest Packae” Liquor DY 1) S/ teen 12. FE 8-1328. . : ey Clayton's Furn. & A with 6 tiae Press Box 117. Store, a high volume im 8 Employes serve with a | JIRLS TEENAGE IZE: é 9065 Orchard Lake Rd 
on floors’ and. Piastered Sale Business Property ¢ 49 bed sn wee 8DM Beonsen., nee smile tp the most friendly manner. tous, & waite formal. Men's BOX SPRING. = - re out . . partm * A. blue “ * re 
Reopen sett ree sive, vac. | Eiiet i ntatetr ein reas | BS eer Sates Regt €"on"tous “ane «FE MATTRESS, ches with. privens oo | Oaiee iu Fearly iscome 43,000. | able terms. For full information | shown fo everyone and borrowing | i186 OR, DA CONDITION, Frances, 2 eat Pine | Pull poten, 8, $19,500. UN 32-3197. call or write Gerald A. Baker. is a pleasure veteen dress cult. size 7, like new. x “yh East side location, near the wey Min -w.| Broker. 103 Bank of Lansing Bldg. van - OP 3-8407 : . RCA TV,, 17”. 
Boys Club, No better bux A RO ee to? cel, by | —Lansing, Michigan. Provide for your immediate and ifaw OVERCOAT, LIKE NEW. OR 3 at $13, but does take q Write Pontiac Press’ Box future happiness by @ for Size 44, Cost $65; sell $25. OR |; substanciat down yment, r owner. “LET’S TALK @ cash credit agcount the 30154. . . ° 
By appointment, please, ~ | _%. wastau. | -ET’S TAL compat whery you are) wel | 20M. sma FOR 
WHY Pay RENT: When sont equipment, com pletely . BUSINESS” conte ae le op eat ome. 
$1,500 down will buy a 3 tocked, in renewable lease buil ; . . = 3028 
ing room is carpeted. The ag. with furn. living queret| DISTRIBUTORSHIP | Loans to $800, wp to. 28 months to Sale Household Goods 57 Kitehen modern, and _ the it lake area near Pontiac, OR 12 offices tn the Midwest 
utility room ample Plas. Since, Will show $60,000 wet 1 CU, PT HOT POINT PREEZ. 4 ic 
fissts, “Dep rene te Buy Thru Partridge profit by, tax lrecoras, Re- BI i ‘K NER er $200.96 ation wemee Maenuae 
LOTUS LAKE sree with List Thru Partridge quires 1 ELEC, DRYER. AB NEW. 
Brice #300, Move in tomar | GROCERY FINANCE COMPANY |" $i iy (Srarel crisis, eet 1 Clawson area. For only $2 ID FLOOR RATIONAL BLDO.. | 5 SINGLE BEI Bape Witt 2 “ . wr rou can ste io : a. 
Silent, BA Tams K FN | | BEALS | aa pita momeer |" eM, ata ee sate One of the cleanest grocery, Dusiness. gun | |%0 BARNSTON WALLED LAKE 2° WHITE ELECTROMASTER | 
Rouiee eve Bad’ te priv dave & holidays. WHEN YOO NEED |e a ° " Established tn 1916 _ ; baw Rd. rage, 4{— ’ . : = SGANY HALICRAPTER tier” School “for “yout chil % MICHIGAN BUSINESS Wadi TY teas model tn geod com for your chil- . odel con- PE 5-5782. dren, Price $11,800 and OUTSTANDING —qeeestria! wot 3 tion : —_Dirve. PE £57 
proximately #100 wil move | | ne fe * machinery.” Complete- SALES CORPORATION $29 to. $500 1 GAVERPORT AND CHAR ae hes ge vy ‘ 
FT eectis Meutoree, Stolets, | JOHN A. LANDMEMBER, BROKER you can get i quickly on vour| Studie couck’ and ‘T Bendis wash 
  
           
   
   
    
    
          
  
  
        
     
    
               
       
          
    
    
  
        
       
     
       
      
      
     
  
    
  : DONELSON HEIONTs - er. 2 offices, 3 lavatories, 5 tollets, 1873 8. TELEGRAPH RD. denature, ear’ en fs stu: 
bedroums ot. imme: a oo tute a emis Se oceent ine is FE 41583 endorsers. ‘Payments to suit your | ~°" © = > PE 27445. 7 wlate in every detail. Own- paved wee just past Pontiac __PARK_AT-OUR FRONT DOOR | bucget We will be iad to ap 21° CBs be BS MODEL TV, 1 
Salen ering for reasons of | ty limits, Exceptional value #35. | SERVICE STATION | 700 wR Four_mo ey _problems.| Mon oe eT ceaen iN |_'0. FE § 
Sod "Denciees ‘Oikos ame ferme: For. jease. modern service station , good cond. May have for taking EXCELLENT SINGER E and Donelson School. Alu- r PEN by major oil co. with up-to date Over payments, Call PE 8-0716. sewing machine - Dealer z : FLOOR FUR 
"minum Ye norma FL OYD KENT, Realtor factities tot ; nt ent. - i RUG. oxié ANOTHE: R ROG, rifite, Taxe over of BEAUTIFU + & controls. 
an ca ing in- ire ors o ' » OTHER 
eluded im sales_priee Cash {~ s560 Dixie Hw at Telegraph PE 2-0138. nee fo og ask oe with pads FE 31206 after 5 isg4.” wil brme to your home. nets 2 ia TERRIER or: . mortgage. PE 2-0123— to 8 _ATTRACTIVE 2-BAY- bho | ‘e2 Pontiag J ~~ an «. cea Ferry aa COLEMAN i ELECTROLUX. “LATE MODEL. ae ry 4 SSee PF. 8 shots. Shauiated. yr. 
INDIAN VILLAGE E CUSTOMER PARKING service stations for leas Tuerm leree oti tanks will sacrifice for $30:-Call Credit | ; - tel Maree — Near on heavily travelled “steects | Duo- 8 Felegraph Rd . . 34 er. 3 saat ie 4003, 
Webster School, Gly ‘$2700 | Oe Siecmaut required. Ne Fontiec “old, Girl's ice skates. size 6. oe DEEP FRR Lg own Tilt etn Boned Moderate tavestmens » gees ms | ‘ z aE AND | lett nangea "Saint 
i ; necessary , ROOMS OF FURNITU fap! ett handed caine 
4, bedroom home. A family ibodn, “call days. De- |” sateoelt lems, OR 30121, | crest. : ROE a peal a 
Sg ek Gat Ae IR ROND TRONTIOE gay | Sets imy ti pena ater“ Golltinary volt cB Farha LEC GOTH DRT Bk | poe mes ew SS Geant . / on J x . 
- Til certainly, contribute  té need ag coal Jars. verte tet anon aroRe. a |? * TREE sence want Blond a mahogany, sg) marred, exceptional vai asic | _Ghrisimas Special x Can EAS 4 bedroom, the bath are ont . rer ae city. sie oo, 98,000" cn fixtures, ae station & ga- LOANS $25 TO $500 | FE J fare ire L é 
. sement, AC _reue._ FE 58 BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE 1968 a con CONSOLE TV, | 5 at yee iayewa mas 
heat. garage, See it | pay sre osu FOR LEASE 2 BAY GAS STA- 64 W. Lawrence St. FE 41538, Blond. PE §-1053. her's Motorcycle now, Excellent op rental bust- | in fully equipped, phone. OR |. | Used Tra dein Dept Writ ci dieraat bree ; 
wr AY O'NEIL, Realtor real estate, ona been, wast | 55-5 SELL, SEALTOR R Need $500 met ct paen 93 121 N. Saginaw fe sas mone pee %E  IRONER. |‘ t. “* 
; lone P, | re F cent 5 Open 09; commercial building, | cyclon PARTRIDGE 18 st - wit : GOOD USED cae AS SPECI al > Fon* ¥ x . Will, ship s 
by . : $0; ELECTRIC RANGES a8 _t So | Sere Bienes fen ih ae   
   
      
    
             
       
         
           ena G f7 2 ott ; ceveene 340: ALL_NAME_BRANDS... $34,000 per year. Hil ff Lott parking aad Seepping, Waele Dey | ‘ne eee sciisette-~ : — . 
Satety fren GILES |: fang, Sere oat batad ane erm | CAND SIZES. a ae Be we | Christmas     
     
       
      
     
             
             
        
       
  
            
                   
                 
          
    
                CONVENIENT TERMS 00 Percent off on all Sunbeam en THOMAS ECONOMY 950 AND UP appliances. \ ea 
ai dnes— Rest Home Home & Auto. . FURNITURE CO, a  ONSOMERS ni eee a ‘For Idec 5 orhan” 4 é st. emuleg canister sei 4 te waren OP deres eons | OTM, eer =| LON Company _ Mpoiuses Miche “POWER CO. cow $188. “| A Beautiful New Kitchen }4x 80 LAKE FRONT LOT, MACEDAY| 0Pe? Evenings and Sunday 1-4” a going, profitable business, AGTOMATIC WASHERS: BENDIX, 28.W Lawrence 5.215) ig oe ee tee e p 
Lake, $3,500. PEs. | ——_—_—___________— practically on your o Wf . 1 N. Perry Street Keamore General Electric, Ther, “RICIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR, § 5 ped . * ¢ 
OTTER HT “ #2) ame; — Ronee 0 ee eeangar 8f0-# t= ———— ey eae *Milk's, Mi 61300. Kei ARBW WARE beet: Ultra, Owner moving. FE Repair Garage and Business Frontage __ Mortgage Loans 54 | oe ‘ont OY'S REPLACEMERT 0. 
Gas Station — 3 lots on main street with SARAR STEN RUGS isa, Pron | PRPS s Rect makes, frecner & 
3 wana Titi ence and ssek-| Hos’ deite business. bus: a ge ie % also | value $210, Slightly ‘scratched tn Now used. 0 as _carburetor+ ~ness optional. Sell or trade ‘Loans — $600 to $1,500 . Se... aes ition, LI pn ey a as Py 93 |. 
cnt Siar | eee Tar EZE . fée, Bae 90120 for future ex- . ba 5 or 
cme pee beens et} GILES REALTY | CO. bas County. vos Ta ee ee "setup for many years. home additions or m-  g By Owner due to <6. | 92 W, Huron 8st q A ttttte “out the way, bat a lot 
* About $5,009 down on real es- OPEN #0» provemtenc rough-in or snelose- iess to pay. Srace beaters, sil F oo ; Stock —and—equipment—ex-|.~= Sa See - ses ae and electric 
i : STANDARD | TESiscic= | Se eects et eo , : ~ poine. -| Bathroom fixtures. beds; hegneee / come re and «prings « 
kn oRsnael ting : sceasiona : chin im room. suites, +074 
ee Be ‘geen ae heny |GAS RANGE. 
    
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    | SAVE-ENERGY. US§ |S % WANT ADS! To find a |"     ; san je ‘To Pores evary 
Ee te ae dial |                          hater wan ‘ = Ae ih 
  
      
              
        
        
              
     
     
   
      
      
    
   
      
   
                 
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        DAVIS BACK   
  
AND LOADER, Lik NEW. CALL FE 40461 _OR FE 41442 :   
  
  
2-4 co., 
  th Nae Alan 
   
  
  
“Autto Serv ice . 
car, cylinders rebored, Zuck Ma. | 
ee Shop 23 Hood Phove FE- 
  
For Sale. Motorcycles 83   
  
. 7 ee eens 
PT. 1064 ANDERSON EXCEL~ 77 
Y NIGHT AUCTION 
at Sale Farm. soe, irate. Sales daily, 
LRT L. Templeton, Realtor 
2239 Orch POR PARTS AND SERVICE ON 
our Harley Davidson, see Hariew 
vidson Sales Co. 372 South 
ginaw.   
  ___For Sale Bicycles bd Nt 
ae BIKE WITH TRAINING, © trailers -78 | 2, $0 FE eos? 
13 PT. PALACE, p, VERY $°oe 
$1900, EM BOY'S 3 20 10 IN. N. BIKE ¥ (E WITH WITH TRAIN. 
PE 4-0807. tng wheels, $20.     3-23.48. 
lent condition. On lot. Nicest, 
nes convenient park in Pontiac 
  Lake R¢ 
6. PE 2-9502 seat 8 
$4 model Westwood, take “over | 
Ct. 229 SD Nee 
LADIES Boats & Accessories 85 
Por his cit buy * 
Johnsen Outboard 
: By, * ime, ot 
SLAY B. AUGH'S 
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QUANTITY GOOD ALFALFA 
- brome Also damaged hay. 
Carpenter, 2114 W. Silverbell Rd. 
  
  
          
                    
    
       
       
    
   
         
                
    
      
  | Xow an ber 8 
Eee JERSEY COWS FOR SALE. 
milker, other 1 yr. old. OA #31   
= Wanteg L Livestock 73 a: ‘Exchange | 
i= ‘ GAS-and 
ACCESSORIES STORE.       x CENTURY 
AR PE 8-045 
$ 15°. COLT RoR. 
COMPLETE a 
    LES | 
ped RUD’ Mac 
var- 
have a few 1956, 
rudes at a greatly | 
SARIN, BAI MARINE SALES & SERVICE. 
8. Telegraph    
  
= 43 i; HP St SEABEE © ~OUTS0ARD aD MO. 
. FE +1366. tor. Like new. FE 41368, 
a EVINRUDE MOTORS BU 
CRANESHAPT GRINDING IN THE) | OHT OR _For Sale Trucks. 90 
EAVY-> HAULING. 
_Any where. Fe fates 
WANTED. ATE MODEL. t TON 
stake truck west be clean and 
in Exc. cond ary 
FORD. ‘eke s— “VERY clean. No rust. ie Round Lake 
  
  Rd. EM 3-0117 _ 
36 GMC PICKUP. NEW, NO miles, trade te 
{ MAZUREK re MOTOR 
45 8. Blvd. E. are 4-0587 
~ OME % TON PICKU A 1 
cond, FE 5-460¢ 110 E Chicago.   
~ Wilson GMC 
New & Used Trucks   : 1951 Chevrolet Dunip 
1983 GMC Pickup’. 
“1955 Chevrolet Pickup _ 
1984 Chevrolet Pane! 
| 1953 GMC Panel 
953 Chevrolet’ Sed. Deliv 
1953. Ford. Panel ~ BUICK 
I. '57 License 
_ “He calls me his little flower and do you know what he |   
  
  
OFTHE . FOLLOWING. CARS AT 
OLIVER - gn a aed 
4 BUYS AE 
  
Ts 4 HONEY!   
iv: DOOR: 
” HARD TOP’: 
Also 1956 oe + Bel air ba 
door, Powe radio. and 
neater. This is @® company owner 
ca. with a new car guarantee. 
cow Only “$195 or your oid oar 
“NORTH — . CHEVROLET _. 
1000 5S. WOODWARD 
BIRMINGHAM — 
7 Y¥! RED & WHITE ‘$5. Conv. A-l condition. 
Fordomatic. R & H. Beat offer. 
    
Includes: FORD 
——e 
7.50 PER WEEK 
BRAID MOTOR SALES 
DeSoto-Piymouth Desisr 
~ PE 2018 ‘30 
& Cyl. 
bas A 
  Sales Tax | 
“5 Good Tires”     battery thst will start+its3—Forp TUDOR, RADIO. & 
Down. $5, ,Per week. | 1954 Chevrolet, 4 every time, plus each car | 
jis completely winterized. | 
’53 Pontiac Dix. 8 
Hydramatic, 2-Dr. 
'53 Ford Cus, 2-Door 
50 Caditlat*4- Door “4 
Fleetw'd, 1 Owners | 
53 Mercury 2-Door 
54 Ford 2-Door + 
We have 80 cars to choose: 
from, bargains galore. 
Immediate financing. Lot 
‘open till 9 p.m. Be sure 
to get our deal before you 
buy.. We can save you’ 
money.. ‘33. FORD, ENGLISH ZEPHYR. 6, 
él FORD VICTORIA, 
1955 FORD, 
"80 FORD - 
1956     
Low mileage Sa 19853 Cadillac. Full power. 
tionally low mileage 
1956 Ford custom 2 Rul Like new, 
Pontiac Catalin 54 
953 Chevrolet 4 
transportation 
N, MAIN sT., 
—H,-$1100_ FE il 
4 door, radio & heater, good tires. | COM PARE Ro rust, leather uptoistery. Very | (COM 2 dr 
_clean, $400. FE ‘87 Chevrolet 2 d   2 _TONE | 
— town — 
4 DOOR 
line, R & H, overdrive, WW. 
wil take off car as equ ity. FE 
_,2-8638 after $ p.m 
  eater $5 
Pield. Motors, _PE_ 8-696. 
Rey, 5 ro ‘sia. nals, clean ‘ie 4 
j 
FORD | 
2-DR. 
$1495. . Christmas 
LARRY | 
JEROME — ROCHESTER FOR ‘FORD DEALER 
  
“OLIVER = BUICK ie 210. Orchard Lake Ave. 
Open till 9’     
  ws. We have a cew 1086 mod 
irudes at a greatly reduc 
eee SALES & SERVICE 
422-5. 
       
   
    
        
  
  
    
                    
REE. CHIEF MODEL 18 VACATION TRAILER, 
"*- DECEMBER 9 
-_ 1987 Detroiters oe ee eee eee ee eee ers 
« 
A 
__Dogt Hvy., Pint 
"railer —    
ill pase 
ER 
A. 2 and 3 bedroom, 16 to 50. ft. 8 & 10. -th wide. “rates. 
oe aren. Le meme 
. ke rent, 
EG 
over- 
Pa ra om FE. 2-3200 ° Acne eee. Ctr   
       
     
‘- BY. OaNER x5 CHEVIE. 4     
  
  
1000 S 
. 4 DR.| R&H, new   
  
+-~-Bud Shelton   
. ‘See M &M Motor Sales motile | Por top. dollar on late model cars. 
  
  
  Offers 
  . Woodward, B’ham | %4 
|| WE BELIEVE FO USED tires. Can 
finance, rc #1112 or OL 1-1213, 
    
  
        =| ' Oakland at Cass AF E 29101 
—______FE_ 5-485 f | 
‘$4 CHEVIE: 2 DR GooD CONDI- 
‘ ____ For Sale Ca rs oF tion, good _price. FE 68105 
= aT oe | BY OWNER ‘53 CHEVIE. ¢ DR. 1954 BUICK sedan. PG & H New tives. | ' 
Ww. Batxvap suis Beasts | fins net FETA or Ob _ . re a 
ee abt at one ome in = une $ “$3. CHRYSLER SARATOGA, i 
‘drive this one. it's « dandy. wil . brand new tires. $675. PE 44007 | 
a P Two 190 PORDS. $250 TAKES 
eon s0To SALES sei .__doth. Call MApie. $0661. 
POR SALE BY 755 ‘@ FORD. 2 DR. { 
ann pod 8. Ci eey - -, 
ard Station, road’ tad Tele- 6 FORD $. cA “treo 
graph. ‘St FORD. PORD-O-MATIC, 6 CYL. EASY ED JONES Btcoms fern ( WILL ie FOR CUSTOMLINE, VERY TOTE clean, good condition, $800. MU 
é ery é 54 FORD YBODY'S | 17 Victoria- 
| ADETROIT M L PORD-O-MATIC 
1:5_B. Saginaw at Judson _| BUICK SUPER RIVIERA $1145 — ike new, onty—T.300—mt_— — a bay Bay = $2,150. Call Holiy, ME 4-1997. Can be. seen at 4785 Or- :. CY 
“mond Rd., Day Mich. _ 
@ CADILLAC BEDAN DEVILLE, | OWENS ‘joaded. Call between 4 and 6 
8-1198. 
1953 CHEVY $575 Your FORD Dealer black fintsh. Oniy ¢95 147 8S. Saginaw S410 
or your old car yaad 1951 FORD Y-8 2 GOOD cond., aes” iets ee i 00 +0734. 
NORTI | ja FORD RANCH “WAGON. SELL . _or trade. OR 3-5 
FORD ‘S17 2:DOOR SSO $295 S FULL | bt a 
CHEVROLET | Fille 735, » Phone Korth 36. FORD FATRLANE, cE DR. STAN. | dard Trans. $1. a“ MA 6-63 
THE as CARS AVAIL ABLE SHOP 
Schutz Motors | 
  
pack, 3 oe 
  
  
  
    
  
* 1955 CHEVY $1495 
  
      
    
Pit “LOOR!! 
  
  
  AVERIL 2020 Dixie. H a — a re Then Bring It Here orn are} 
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   Bei Air V4 radio, FOR —"ss 
_ tonally lao seer Oe. Excep- eid Ures, Micosnes dane $2000. 
NORTH yet Qaee 2aeoe V-8 with radio and heater. 
so 6 own, baiance easy terms. 
LET 
1000 S. Woodward, B'ham 211 S. SAGINAW ae Le 
  
NORTH _ (‘SAM'S AUTO SALES, 724 Oakland | 
Raw t «“ —- Es aroars. CAR. GOOD 
   
£12, Wootyard Bham. 53 Pontiac #Dr. ,..$ 895 
55 “FORD Lo op Ok oor, | 53 Buick 2:Dr.. 3. $ 795) 
néomatie. - Bite. 83 Ford #Dr. oS “595 | saw 
     teLive. STANDARD. © 
ith extras, take over 
FE 2.0533 after 5.00._ ‘96 PORD 
loaded | CUSTOM 
GOOD USED CARS 1956 Olds 98 4 door Holiday. 1935 Chevrolet 4 ‘a Ford 2 dr, Fordomatic Rak aed l : aauer ae 
na PONTIAC ... 
SALES 
Clarkston 1956 Pontiac Catalins demonstrator, 
Save $1,000, 
Excep- 
dr 
Plus a good velectin of Sow pticed i 
special 
CLARKSTON 
Open nigh’ “MAple ‘53560 or) MAple Barrer 7 
1955 OLDSMOBILE 8%, HYDRA., 
ars. 
AND SAVE- a's nice 
Exe; cond, $45 
  
  dis Super 8 1 
tps) Crexrele 
1953 Buick 
~~} TAYE OR: CHE "“VROLET | | Walled _ Lake Sass AUTO SALES 7% OAKLAND 
door, 13, 000. miles. 
Ba sedan. 
  FREY FORD tes on OA: 89011 
-Help Yourself to ome of these fine re   
eondl used. ¢ 8 
1968 Buick Rowrmaster try door RE 
Yere less” * abs Belek oth] Rt era, a | | 
iy bag 3 or Aur, # door, 1 
th wm 
foe “piude ; champion coupe, good | 
See sids 68, 4 door, flr power. door, low hs, ‘8, 
, ips age, one Deluxe, ¢ 4 
fas chev . in tation wagon. Power-. 
‘alu | 
+) Mo 8 tere Comma sad under, V8-very 
' good condit! | 
1 Pi outh Station wagon (the | 
erfect uty vaniele} priced right | 
HOUGHTEN & SON 
th Main 
828 Nor OLive wer 
~~7935 PLYMOUTH | ad B avedere with v-8 engine, | 
re ik k gna Po Power cent ‘Power brake. 7 
0000 actual miles. Guar per cent for | year. | 
NORTH — ——-CHEVROEEF— 
1000 S. Ww oodward, Bvham 
1954 PONTIAC,” 
aa ftain @ sedan, Hydra, Ha 
ner. $100 down or your. @ 
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er, Hydramatic, $4 wh. 
week Field Motors. 
    Market 4-156!   ‘36 SUPER. Ld par ge 8 TOP HOLI- | _ 
day Olds. C3 eq 
power brakes, steering, 
walls, 
_i_owner FE 
i OLDS SUPER ee et HOLI. | 
day. 2dr R & K.. Good 
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ae stude. Hyd. sedan .. 3 | 
1951- Buick sedar; ... ‘tes 
1933, Plymouth 4-door $495 
1963 Chevrolet 2-door 
.. Chevroles d-door a. $905 $1195 $1605 |   
36 _ rst PULLY EQUIPPED. “MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM | eave 
OA sett | ' uarantee 
™ SALES sete =F 
ToT WITH | LARGE ~~~ 
“Y ALVES -. 
‘st aye. 4 
eS and 
PPRANKIE & JOHNNIE MTR. BALM? un es _w dr con 
small “mocthty 
‘34 FORD ee SAKOAIN. ery sharp EM _ 3-0061 | | 
1952-FORD— 
Custom made, R&H, W-W, 2-tone, | 
sharp. Assume $28.85 monthly | 
Wess Call credit managef, — 
LOW COST TRANSPORTATION 
  
100K “TOOK “LOOK ~ 
Army Surplus. - bey CHEVROLETS, EX-ARMY 
Tdeal for your Ind. car 
1-20 Phar. DECK sEeMt- 
  Good Tor Wat 4 Christmas 
Ath. CAS TRACTOR with 
ALLOON TIRES. | 
for snow pio 
» ‘ea. INTERNATION. | | 
ARE MECHANT. | ¢ 
CALLY PE®PECT © PRICED | FOR QUICK 8A 
| No down pay m't required | 
LUCKY AUTO SALES | w Si __FPE 41006 | 
AISER WITH ‘51 OLDS EN 
wite Bt transmission. $75. 217 
1982 MERCURY, meee. wae 
sell or trade. FE 98-3464 
ae * oF 
Bright Spot 
AUTO. SUPER MKT. 
35 Olds 4-Dr. ....-. $1895 
55 Merc. M. H’top $1595 
54 Cadillac Cpe. $2895 
"54 Chev. Bel Air og 995 
’54 Pontiac Cat. ....$1295 
$4 Ford 2-Dr. ......$ 895   
  
’52-Pont. Sta. Wgn. $ 695 
  Dinte Hi: ; |°Ss Pontiae Cat. Hydra .... "$1905 "és eae FORD, WILL SELL FOR | * 
™ Always Ready vo Bay, eS oe ee 51 Catdillag 62 Sed. .-1095 : Zs D. CUSTOMLINE HARD- Te wNGK b 4 Goer ee 4 _Take over payments, MY |} " : 
BAGLEY AUTO TS |$4 chev. ¢Dr. Bel At it _after 8, | |PE 57219 —_—*179_BAGLEY_ST. | '54 Ford Tud ee ; * 
E PAY ‘$3 Ford @ Fortor 55 FORD 6 ~ Olds-Cadillac 4°52 Chevrolet 2-Door 508 oor | aI 
Top Dollar “61 Ford Tudor. sharp ....... $495 ae Orchard 1] Lake atCass 1 
Hor clean Deed Care b Trae | @ Fists, Pad rey 8 8 AIO “HEATER rE BO488 | 
or clean Used Cars vucks | . WHITE ‘$1 NASH STATION WAG- 
Matthews. iitSisies Magis, sass San na Es ~ We are. Bivd FE ee - i 
Sine ae Re ew NTE adie seas Tavereauie em | 2, wer ie, * i e 
Hargr eaves tires, like new inside & owt. ' u snow tires. Overdrive. R&H, must | 
' erm rE ear of original owner, Ex: : _sell, FE 8-1337, 0 ee | 
211_8,_Sagine #4546) Duy for student. MI 62105. | 4 ita RAMBLER CUSTOM STA 
Bud Sheltor ton Motor Sales | % citev. pec Aik Wa Te HARGREAVES _ Mion wagon, $245. 1048 Orchid 6+. 
ts <=. MAple_§-6211. narhes, a — inst agent | RAMBLER wakes UP 
  
1952 N NASH 
  
  _WE TRADE | UP OR DOWN - 
_ HASKINS CHEVROLET 
“Oaklan d County’s 
| Fastest Growi ing Dealer” 
6751 Dixie Highway at Mis Open Nites "ul ®@ 4 , MAple §-50T1 
‘* PACKARD “400 G00,” $600 MILES, | Uke new oaded, 
‘53 Packard Pat rela, paint, tires, 
Packard. loaded, clean. $605. 
MAZUREE MOTO! 248 8. 4-587 |   
"53 CH EVROLET 
Bel Air 4Door 
| BROWN & BEIOE. RADIO &/ HEATER, SHARP. 4 
$895 
MATTHEWS 
"CH EVY" HA ROREAVES 
211 S. SAGINAW ite, new, Firs¢ $850 take, 
| FE 833 
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| SACRIFICING “83 PONTIAC, LIKE _FE'¢ ©0510, 
  
; iss PONEJAG } OWNER. RAH window Washers, shata and clean 
inside and out 20 Ogemaw | 
i958 PONTIAC STARCHIEF, DR. 
custom with Power features, It's 
a beauty Private owner, FE 
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"54 PONTIAC a 
| Custom Star Chief , 
4. Door 
RADIO & HEATER HYDRAMATK:. 
_IC POWER BRAKES. W WALLS. 
$1295 
CHEVY” HARGREAVES 
| 21S. SAGINAW - | FE 4-4546 | 
'     "M PONTIAC EXECUTICE CARS 
UP TO $900 DISCOUNT | PONTIAC RETAIL STORE - 65 Mt, Clemens St. PE 3-11 
“83 ya : $750. CALL APTER 
| 1950 PONTIAC 2 9 DR. I DELUXE, 
Pontiac 4 dr. 
‘Chiettaia deluxe, 
Pioneer. FE 5-68st.-   
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i "Safe Buy’ 
| USED CARS 
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY 
Cass at Pike Sis. 
|__ E 43885 , 198 iosi PONTIAC 4 DR. HYDRA. R & H. $350. OR 3-9630. . 
48 PONTIAC 2 DR. GOOD RUN- ning condition, $85. OR: 3-2960. 
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1951 PLYMOUTH . are22 shooes trom 
STATION WAGON-> | RAH, like pew, $25 down, $90 West Side Used Cars _ monthly, Cal credit manager. MI | 1947 ene a 
PLYMOUTH 3) BELVED carbs, Hery cotl ard top, R&H, Powerflite, 18 ont ¢ a Nechemnaise,. beet actual miles a on ~¢ $1, 
bei 2 BP tics ha Bet | "ecg dara ate ee take. ov _ gallon’ FE 42507 S 4-460. 
CAR PAYMENTS TOO BORDEN. | “42 PONTIAC ‘48 MOTOR, some? Let us neip vou excelient condition, $135. FB some les: expensive model S-1187. 
Lake Urion Motor Sales | 1981 PONTIAC. RADIO & HEATER: 4 : STON Hydramatic. w-W Tires, Wo 
von" at encene N RD, one? down ascume, dbo a) of - MY 2.2611 sis. 76 per mont’.-Call Credit’ Mar. 
"52 PONTIAC 2-DR. 8 r, Parks, Miawest 6-6566, Harold 
Chieftain, deluxe RAH. Hydra. WW. Turner Fees tonepaint, 1 owner, Low mile. | 1956 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CAT- _ glina, Power steering. windows & 
HURON “MTR. SALES | ~enally clean VE Sse, alee > 9-9642 | 8:30 p.m. . 
1952 SCY Hoon BELVEDERE |'#8 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER, 
hardtop. R&H, turn signals, white EM 32626. wall %, green and biack,. $444 . . , 
full price. down. Phone North- 
¥ille 735. 
Bob Frost 
_ Birmingham 
Clean | n Cars 
The following cars can 
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"52 Chevrolet 4-Dr., Radioj ae) 
_and Heater. — 
'$2 Chevrolet 4Dr., Radio, | ‘Tndludes Heater, Powerglide _ 
'51 Ford Convert., Radio,’ - Sales Tax 
a Heater, Fordomatic 57 Lic cense 
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are Birmingham's Finest |       payments 10 S. Ww oodward, B'ham 
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105 $149 w | 56 ¢ official’s car 
°56 Ford Vic. H’top $2145 
‘eer 56 Ford 8 4-Dr. ....$1595. 
35. pone: Wg. 4-Dr. $1745 
F'lane been $1445 | Hardto 
56 For: 
Heater, Pha Ga ’56 Lincoln Premier: 4-Dr. 
, Full Power 
ictoria, Radio, 
__ Heater, W/ Wall Tires 
55 Pontiac 4-Dr., Radio, 
_Hydramatic,|   
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$5 Chey, 4-Dr. .....$   
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55 Plymouth 4-Dr. $1345 
*55 Chey. 2-Dr. .....§ 
_[/35 Plym: CL. Cpe.» .$1195 
  *S4 Mere: 4Dr. auto. $1145   } CHRYSLER 
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'53 Nash Wagon. ane 
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54 Ponti Catalina Star-| . chie! ‘ Heater, 
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53 Nash 2Door     
  753 Mercury 4-Dr., Chattf-}— ¢4-Door feur driven, Radio andj. 532 Buick Super Door 
sa Heater, Renew °53 ‘Plymouth 2Door 
3 Fug bis pri Hardtop, We have 80 : veh 
56 For : irom, - bargains gator. 
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«:30-WIR, Dinner Date : | WCAR, News, Spinorams | 0:36-WJR, Jéck Harris | CKL , usin Grant, Davie cone Sun Also Rises” she'll star in). atior wei, a WPON, News, Sports CKLW, “David, Club | WCAR, News, Bob ae oe “Is there ‘unusual: about Hemingway's feet?" in ta tS pt SS Baie. Chase 11:80—WIR, Music Roundup Tempe BY JACK O'BRIAN ‘aa aahie tha tox t to the U.S. WPON, Spotlight | WPON, Unscramble, News 2:30—WJR, gud re. Burton NEW YORK (INS)—The scariest I asked the man purchase A ho « : 
WhO, meen” dene ES “Wa. NB andstand Guim. Bud Device se __| period in the recent corporate lives| “There sure is something unusual,” he replied. “They're vg ” Sp 
1:00-—WIR, Guest House Fae agen CKLW, News, Homechet oe nage Wite {of big TV stars has been caused/usually big!” WWJ. Three Star Extra en Melody Ww : «| WWd, Pran fie-ris ~ by- the. Internal: Revenue Dept : ‘Brazzi d Earl Black. oleamsnhip vi 
Ww RP Muraigh | WATE Ped Wot Noam fee SB een | WouR Ronaiex'™” —|which has Just ruled: against, the Ne te “losing at the St. Regis and [Stel 4 spokesman wean ewe Spates Wink. Fes Bag 10:30—WXYZ, A Girl Marries _ gh, as Busresn rash of “personal corporations" set neashal at : of. her ws al Fernando Lamas’ Eke 
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ORLY. Cabral tretnes a3, te eave  WRYZ. Grand Contral Ste. ‘S30-WaR. House Party “ ce ao After watching him, she said, “I had to reappraise him 
sae-WIR, ROB. @ Law : WAR, Newg n 1 | Me Wz, News, MeKensie The feds have ruled the efforts) and say, ‘Is that really my husband—or is that some mat- _ 
St ree agony |, WPOM. Serahnie | Wow For Mindy | Wa: McLeod” {ot the TV entertainers constitute) inee idol?" (Some prophets say he'll be both.) -WIBK: News: Rasen ia ie a org 3a s8 ren aenale, NT News straight earned income and not] WCAR, News, me | werk wove Wat mae “Day | ak WaR Bands, Man incorporated profits, which means|_ 70° Cook, whose “Why I Won't Tell The One About the Four 
4.000. Ames ‘a as Sake nek ee OO | EO : HGS, ewe WHYS, Wattrick, MeKentlel tein ‘salaties will be taxed| Hawaiians” is part of another era, is a devoted TV viewer from 
ww, my YY 1 eee poet Bee WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOON | WIBK News. Mcleod as ; his wheel chair at Clinton Hollow, N.Y * WXYZ, are Ween I ae Pe me om Pere | ROAm Rows, Al Crass at the per cent level instead Jae be 
CKLW, Big City . 2:90-—WIR, Music Hal =| ww3. News 4:30—WJR Music Hay -|Of , the 53° per cent corporate ‘His wife, Alice Bolden, the. gorgeous leading lady of Fine WPON, Call Tune, News wre eee eee” yf CKLW, A | Wane ewes ie ©. Hauser| “Ww, Jim Deland savings. and Dandy” back in the 30s, is his faithful nurse. Joe, visited | m 
/ "CREW. Roundup ether | “RLW, erpace Det | Weak Rewer | ROM: Audlinespe sears Ph i The entertainers will fight it to |the other day by his straight man, Dave Chasen, now Holly- WPON. Beunisizge "| WEAR Mews, (Cotton 26 WIR. ‘Time for Musie 5:00 —WIR. hi Cedhart | the Supreme Court naturally, but |wood's celebrated restaurateur, sald -he especially watches 
8: ewe, Wee World Tonignt | eer bt ee Wa, Faye 3 aera - | wera "Tilerick, Mexensie| it that august body decides to |George Goebel who, in a way, is the Joe Cook of today. 
* CRLW. Platter ews, Wott CRLW, Bud Davies... | SRL. Bab, and, rule -against them or perhaps:| Gobel, however, isn’t stealing from Cook—-for he’s too young 
WiEe, Tospte Speck | Siar Born Tour Dene Bsr Bhar fics lO Hews. Ai Crane | not_make any ruling at-all there 1+, have seen him at his peak. ; ae 
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Wes re Moar, | SRS Mune man | WaEYR Around Town, | WHY2. News, hicKensle | WRCTO Tonce | thera was wome THE MIDNIGHT EARL ...:. . WJBK, News, Kasem WIBS, News, Reid Cxtw. B News, ess 35 door wren, Tempo, News Sena egyptian <f RY Virginia Warren’s new escort: handsome Walter, Troutman,   Part of this new tax scare has ate 
licati the Atlantan . .. Joe E. Brown and wife will make their first 
oY onheue incl ~ oe TV appearance together Dec. 11 on Edgar Bergen's “Do You 
-- -- Today’ S Television Programs - _ _}¥couracts, inauding thereon! TV, tppearan together De Ot ena, cotnowta the Ul by 's.TV. As’ On” show for the Hatlonal Commitien, te Combet 
Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notic Eeseh Mnaten's 5% Sutere, wiley SSeS sinks 3 
had sought   
- Channel 2—-WJDK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV_ Channel $—CKLW-TV - “oe 8 Skiteh . Henderson fractured a toe 
are, 6 : Sinatra’s agreement was. trump- “scrimmaging” with the Chicago Bears _ 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | Dilemma.” (2). Highway Patrol.4:1§—(2) The Secret Storm. eted by the network’s publicity} on the Steve Allen TV'er ... Grace = Broderick Crawford in ‘Vicious}4:30—(2) The. Edge-of Night. (7) department as something fabulous, | Kelly’s favorite photog, Howell Conant, — 
“man old aa agp Peewtee na Covtoons. by implication bigger even than) has been asked to take the first pix Rasen Commies: (9) Family The- :00—(7) Soupy’s on._(9) National|4:45—(4) Modern Romances. (T)| Jackie Gleason's fabled (and fabled. of the baby . .. Freddie Bartholomew, | 
a News. (4) News. (2) News. Jac| Santa Claus Show. is word for it) “$11,000,000” supervisor — - ater. “Frontier Pony Express.”| LeGott. Soo) I Married Joan. (2) Theleontract’ which turned out, to be the ex-kid star, i agency 
¢:15—(4) Weathercast. re) News. 11:18—{9) Good Neighbor Theater.| Club: (9) Dance Party. -  |finance were solved, not that $7,-| Carlyle of Philadelphia is off to <:aete) Box Four. - Se adventures in the “Lost|6:30—(4) Gene Autry. 800,000 is an inconsequential sum) H’wood te make “African Lost World.” | 
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev-| City of the Jungle.” (4) Town by any yardstick-  — Pres. Eisenhower's message to Con- 
4:30—(7) Star Performance. Dick| Fairweather. Jeanne. Dishong. Former Legislator Sinatra's west contract boils down grees will ask a pay boost-for the armed 
Powell stars in.“The Test,”|11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford.|" “ to approximately this: It's for 26 forces . . . Hafry Richiman’s seeking 
Pilot must take up experimental|11:25— (2) Nightwatch Theater filmed TV shows a- starring ; ‘Dic 
model while daughter is ill. (4)| “I Am the Law.” Edward G. vara © SUCCUMDS at 101- —|Siseire forse, Gane ce end. funny Marit on ue san Gate tie a — 
of the Jungle. “Touch of Death."*|11:30—(7) Thirty Minute Theater. _ other facets of his recently|8titer Frank Loesser is a-virus victim. | 
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| “Appointment in Highbridge.” Midionn tein ae ee pliable personality... Vincent Price went to Lucky Plerre’s (9) Abbott and Costello. (4) Rose-| English-American relations . in : poli .. and oldest +. 4 2 for dinner, bought a painting off the 
mary Clooney. Movie star Janet| wartime centering around Brit-/former member ef the Michigan| The . fo Sinatra walt for $150 . : . Mary Martin’s son, | , KATHY CARLYLE Leigh joins Rosemary in sati-| ish Army Captain and American/legislature died Sunday. He, was |for each half hour TV film is arry Hageman, will be screentested by three companies . 
richl Guet on “Men.” Scngs by) nurse. (4) Tonight. William J. Oberdortter, — _- approximately $60,000 to $65,000, 7 tsa, trom Paris: “With the gas.shortage here, gas stations “LA 8. an Called ‘ ney : 
Secret Agent Ken Thurston trails| WEDNESDAY MORNING — |, Ohriorficr, 101, was presented ietety produce and film each show.| Te Selling hay for horses—the only horsepower left." =| phoney American to Singapore: | 5512) Meditatic ns. (4) Today’s|Representatives on his 100th birth-| It turned out to be a complex ~_ KARL'S PEARLS... — : é 
' ~ Farm day citing his long service as aj deal, involving stock in Sinatra’s Her dress was rayon, her coat was orion, her =“ pot a. Cheyenne) . 5519) On the Fi Front. [Public official, personal corporation (Kent, Inc.)|  — steckings were nylon—yet she had ne trouble 
bring first cattle drive), 62) Good Morning. (4) Today.| He served two terms in the| and the possible purchase by ABC | = = =—_—_ pulling the wool over his eyes. —Gil Crafter. : into Dodge City. in “Lone Gun.” 2) The House in the 1890s and. another ot. 00 yee cunt of anaes See Sette: oer . A (9) Million Dollar Movie. “The}. ‘ 2 capa Rano, ~‘lterm in 1925, Appointed to the| thing Wks $3,000,000. .. WISH I'D SAID THAT: A pun is « stupid, childish remark, PrN PR Paradine Case” starring Greg-|S% (7) wikie Wa onderland. __|state board of agriculture in 1906,| Should the tax peopl rule hat someone thinks of firstGeorge Hart. ~~. 
Laughton. (4) Jonathan Winters. Aone Romper Room. state constitutional convention in corporatioy on a capital pot xpensive book and warned her, “Be ecareful—those ages are! 
: 2 That Tune,  |930-(7) Liberace. 19M. level (26 per cent) or even on. a as thin as paper.” That’s earl, brother. guest, (2) Name - |9:45—(2) News, Weather He retired as a farmer to- live |corporate level (53 per cent), the; ._ (Copyright. 1956; aca ena 
7:45-—(4) ie (2)|10:00—(2) The Garry Moore Show. jat ‘Stephenson in Menominee jdeal as we get it will shitt into 8:00—(4) The ig Surprise. (4) Ding Dong School. (7) Story|County.. another field of finance, involving 
: Studio. a. “loan” of the $3,000,000 to be 
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Ack. “Syanapened Squirrel.” (2)|_ troit. $57,271,000, about 19-per cent be-|Get Lawmaking Course-—| savana. cuba @ — Congress oN hel fe -@: 
‘TheBrothers. Gilmore decides 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Home. low October a year ago. The F.: approved ae 2 9) bee 
(7) Robin and Rickey. ss iw. : . truction|, LANSING (#—Nineteen freshmen | '¢ 
Harvey might be a case of mis- 11:55—(9) Billboard — W. _ huis ae ialisti, legislators 7 oe es ‘getting a ee 
Bh eceaper tie Se —Con-|~ : the _ total__for.. the first .30)— 9:00=(7) Broken ~ Arrow: WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON © : ners of 1956 amounted to $627,- slativ session Jan, 9. 
who hanged four innocent!s9-99—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic|’2,000, 16 amet to 9 ie _ 
  Apaches comes back” to faee| Tac Dough. (7) 12 o'clock from - the ~ corrésponding: period |." the Institute for Local Govern- Cochise in “Return from the] “Comics. (9) Hidden Pages. ji@st year. .  |ment, includes q mock legislative|t@. Shadows.” (9) Guy Lombardo.'12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Chil- — session and a trip to the Michigan|Pet 
_ (4) Jane Wyman Show. Imogene} - -dren of Germany. . VU, P Mayor to Re tire tretormatory and Ionia State Hos 
Coca plays the ‘Helpmate.” (2)|19:39—(2) Search for Tomorrow. pital. Tt drew 17 of 21 new House|it 
~~ HetbShriner Show. Marguerite| (4) it Could Be You. (7)- The SAULT STE. MARIE (#—Mayor | members and two of the six new 
Piazza, guest. , “ Erwins. (9) Xelescope. James Robertson has announced |Senators. 
9:07) Theater. Brian Aherne,|19:45—(2) The Guiding Light. that he will retire in April to de-| The course is designed to famil- 
Fred Clark come to blows over!1:99—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Mystery|vote more time to other activities. iarize new legislators with Sen- 
cigar-store Indian princess in) Matinee. (7) My Little Margie.|He was elected Sault Ste, Marie ate and House rules, budgetary 
J comedy, “Pursuit of a Princess.”|- (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. mayor in 1952 and was re-elected procediire, and the relationship’ of|       
  
  
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pron Overworked, underpaid; Stars on Seven ie ; ' | press. 
“ high school. teacher sacrifices|2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (4)/.., Tee | SE WORE ecemseenmanee es 
principles to earn more money| Meet Blenda. (7) Lady of Charm,||V to Feature Mollet in Color. TV for ~his family in  “Cracker|z:30—(2) House Party. (4) Tem) sow yore wm — ABCTV’s To, Star in Color: 
’ Money.” (2) (Color) Red Skel-i--nessee Ernie. “Press Conference” plans a NEW YORK ™ — Comedian 
ton. Show. Movie Sara pecen :40—(9) Myrtle ‘Labbitt- (| timed interview with French Jerry Lewis will tor te bs ou 
Maxwell joins Red ii comedyis:e0—-(2). The Big: Payot. Premier Guy Mollet for next Sun-jlong color spectacular on”. NBC- (Color)..Matinee "OD Agony s sow :   
      
  
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wail ee: THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘TURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 ‘ke 1956 
      
ers “of Eliza Seaman Leggett school last night 
brought gifts that will supplement school pur- 
“tases for the kindergartners in the new build- 
easels for art work, and money to buy records, — SINDERGARTEN HOUSEWARMING—Moth- 
ing. Instruments for the rhythm band, toys, Choice at- Baker Tonight.   
‘Huron Valle   
" puzales and blocks were among gifts. Looking at 
a few that the $2 parents of the two classes <do- 
nated are two of the mothers,. Mrs. Homer Pul- 
lins Weft), and Mrs. Joseph Gauthier, with Mrs. 
Howard Brian, the. teacher who'll guide the™ tots 
“jn use of their new room's —t MILFORD — ‘Elementary school 
teachers in the Huron Valley school 
system “will have the opportunity 
ot selecting books of their own 
choice, at a hook sale in the Baker 
err room tonight, 
a. oe ae 
. More than $1200 has been allo- 
_|¢ated for new book purchases by 
the Board of Education and each 
  teacher from the Highland, Brooks 
= 12 Classes Set Party 
at Community Church 
WATERFORD — The Adult Bible 
Class and the Ladies Auxiliary of 
the: Waterford Community Church: 
will hold a combined Christmas| 
party today at 6:30 p.m. at ‘the; 
‘Waterford Community-Church. 
- A program will be arranged by 
‘Mrs. Lawrence Giddings and Mrs. 
Albert Kray, while Mrs. William 
Granger and Mrs. Henry Mehlberg 
  
   
       
   
         
       
        
      
     
         
   
              
      
    
     
   
     
   
   
       
      
     
                   
  
   
     
      
County Births and ona he Robert Walton an- 
    
Farmington Units.to Eye! 
Engineer ,Firm Report; 
May Form Authority | ROCHESTER—The Rev. William 
Hill Collycott officiated at two wed- 
ding ceremonies on Saturday aft- 
ernoon and one on. Sunday at his). 
home on West Fifth Street. 
Alice Maud Shattuck of 403 Sec- 
ond ‘Street, Rochester and William 
Francis Henry of Lincoln Park 
their vows at 5:30 p.m. and 
attended by Averil and Rob- 
ert Jentzen of Rochester. : 
At 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Rev. Water Costs [ier.Colyeot “|Watchowsk 
foBe Studied jon Weekend | Sfays at Lathrup 
Last Night 
  
the rites for Retains Office Following 
3 to 1 Confidence Vote’ 
(LATHRUP — Leonard A, Watch-/} 
owski retains his. job-here as ad-| 
ministrator, having won a vote of} 
confidence, three to one, at a reg-| 
   Mary Frances Bush of 313 East 
Street, Rochester and William Col- 
, also of Rochester. Attend- 
ing the couple were Ruth I. Brack- 
ett of Evart, and Walter R. Sier- ain es of incompetence. 
         + considering the creation of an av- 
¢ a 
ldusky, Dec. 19, St. Clair Shores, 
| State League meets at Fraser, Dec. 
Ed-}31. All saints of Detroit, Jan. 3 and 
}Union Lake Fire Department are 
‘jbusily laying plans for a Christ- 
    wat of Reviieee: 
  
                
  in the pres. administrator for the past thrée 
B nnelanae § Wier Gat tes interest- *- Ladies Aid Yule Party. | years. 
the township are being. notified at Planned for Wednesday | Council nmbers tx night were | 
contereman tnd wehed Se YTON The Ladies|2ens who had laynched @.‘ 
= ee The group aill-axchange gifts and Ad Manager for White - 
  
' The Forensic de went be- 
tween Almont and Croswell last 
week, and local 
at San- 
Dec, 3, and at Almont, Jan. 9. Circle Slates ‘Lunch. 
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — — The: ; 
‘Sussannah-Wesley Circle ‘ircle of ‘the 
Commerce Methodist Church WSCS 
will hold: its regular meeting at a 
luncheon slated for 12:30 p.m., 
Wednesday, in the church base- : vision. : 
  Watchowski has been Lathrup’s 
   
Curran, presently a resident of) 
Lake Orion, joined the White firm) tr 
as a result of the sewing machine 
company’s recent acquisition of take charge of the potluck dinner. 
  
Reveal Marriage 
OXFORD — Mr. and Mrs. Mil- 
ton. Miller, of Oxford, announce 
the marriage of their . daughter, 
Brenda Glee, to Michael Suchy 
Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael 
Suchy Sr. of Ortonville, at Angola, 
Ind. June 21.         
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Picking 1g Own Textbooks 
and Milford Baker schoo! has been 
allowed a $3 purchase, according 
to Arthur Burklund, Elementary 
‘school coordinator. 
Four different book sunnaries 
will have : 
ing the very latest Sewusme et for 
the different grade levels which 
will be used in the class home 
rooms, , " 
This has. become an annual proj- 
ect with the. school system and 
Burklund said, “Teachers are en- 
_|thusiastic’ with the idea of being 
able to choose books for the. grade- 
level that they are teaching.” 
  
Almont.Supervisor — - 
‘Wins-in Conservation 
+ ALMONT — Everett Bristol, Al- 
mont township supervisor, has 
been honored by the Lapeer Coun- 
ity Soil Conservation District board 
of directors for his outstanding 
work in promoting soil and water 
conservation..in his township... 
His drainage program has 
| served as a model which other 
communities throughout 
county are following. 
Bristol will receive a certificate 
of merit of his outstanding work, 
w ~ the erSat W. Bloomfield 
lAssociation Post 
Lapeer’s Soil Conservation 
District Board of Directors, meets Set Blitz Tea 
WEST BLOOMFIELD—A special 
Blitz course in registration and in- 
formation will be conducted tomor- 
row at the new Health Center, 2200 
Telegraph Rd., by the West Bloom- 
field Civil Defense Organization. 
The session gets under way at 
4 am, . 
Sector wardens and deputy di- 
rectors of the township CD group 
will meet ‘Thursday evenifg at 8 
plete arrangements for the CD ex- 
orca of Jan, 20. 
Tom Belton Wins —   
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Thomas Belton, of Drayton Plains, 
director of this township's recrea- 
tion department has been elected 
second vice president of the Mich- 
igan Recreation Assn. The, group in Scotch School basement to com-, Waterford Sale 
by Goodfellaws 
Col : WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—-Sat- 
urday’s Goodfellow sale brought in 
over™-$2,200 ix. the dawn-to-dark 
drive of 50 workers, according to 
Township Fire Capt. Clayton 
Sonerainte. 
Running out of papers, the Good- 
fellows had to return to the Pon- 
tiac Press for 500 more, bringing 
their sales to a grand total of 6,800; 
They earned well .over the $2,000 
goal. : 
Sencrainte said today -his group 
wisheg to thank all those who 
purchased papers, and everyone 
who cooperated in making the 
sale a’ success, including The 
Pontiac. Press, which published 
| a special edifion Tor members ty 
           
  sell, 
*-Geodfellows, who sold papers all 
day to earn funds for their bas- 
kets, toys, and fuel tickets ‘for — 
needy families, are headed by Ei- 
wer Farigboner. Vice president is 
Vern Price and treasurer is Mrs, 
Earl Springer. 
    met at Michigan State University. Soncrainte took charge of the,. 
newspaper edition sold. : 
  
   
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Plan Party for Them - 
UNION LAKE — Wives of ‘the 
mas party for the firemen. Details 
will be discussed when the auxil-| 
iary members meet tomorrow: at: 
8 p.m. at Mrs. William Robertson's | 
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