Has Been Freed “ A highlight of the ceremony was | . Dr. Charles A. Laughead, a staff a — y TA wh or _PRESS “e * * ws 2 GTR EORR nale Tae I PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954—92 PAGES | Report Cardinal Held in Hungary But Official Sources Lack Confirmation of | Mindszenty’s Fate VIENNA, Austria (?—The Austrian Catholic service Kathpress quotes informed circles m Buda- pest as reporting Josef Car- dinal Mindszenty has been released from prison in Hungary. But the agency Says there is no confirma- tion of the report. The Vatican also said it had no confirmation of : en 4 : i I : i Bulge Anniversary news| Christmas Light Contest Entries Being Accepted Entries are starting to snowball in the Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce annual Christmas light- ing display contest, Lawrence Shel- co-chairman, said Z “We got off to a slow start, but yesterday we received 20 entries,” Shelton said. UN. Near End of 1954 Agenda Still Awaiting Answer From China on Talks Asked by Hammarskjold FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.—The Talk Warns of Reds BRUSSELS, Belgium #» — Lt. Gen, Anthony C. McAuliffe, speak- | ing today at ceremonies in obser- | vation of the 10th annive of the Battle of the Bulge, hid mili- tant communism confronts the free world with a “terrible threat.” | McAuliffe was guest of honor at ceremonies attended by King Bau- douin, Premier Achille Van Acker The American general's defense | of Bastogne proved a turning point in the World War II battle. As} commander of the 101st Airborne Division he won fame with his re- ply of “Nuts” to a German de- mand for his surrender. the carrying in of the flags of the 48 American states by Belgian sol- diers, a The special political committee completed its work for the session by blocking an attempt by Russia to have the U. N. condemn the U. §S. for defending Formosa g ma is in fact draft- for release of the 4-Minute Quake Jars Wide Area In Western U.S. Little Damage Reported From Rolling Temblor "in Nevada, California RENO # — A rolling earthquake of high inten- sity shook northern Nevada and California early today but only minor damage was reported. — The quake, described nd ee have jarred this area since last July, was felt as far as Elko, Nev., 200 miles east 23k 5° i 292% Hy pragetty PTE il z i | i zi H t 1 F i og | ‘ 9 Local Radio Fan Gets Quick Tip on Nevada Quake furniture topped over. Watrous’ First report of the Nevada earth- Watrous, a GM Proving Ground employe who follows radio as a hobby, said his Nevada contact told him he was awakened when dishes began rattling and some station is W8ML, and he talked with a Carson City amateur using call letters W7ZT. Rescue From Outer Space? MSC Staff Physician Resigns His Post After Predicting End of World Dec. 2] Laughead admitted holding the EAST LANSING (#—The predict- | ed end of the world, flying saucers and Martians were discussed along with routine business yesterday by the State Board of Agriculture, governing body of Michigan State College. | Dr. John A. Hannah, MSC presi- dent, reported to the board that physician at the college hospital since 1948, was resigning because of his belief the world will end Dec. 21. The board gave the resignation cessor at $10,000 a year. Then further explanations were asked. *“] first heard about this business sign and only seemed concerned about getting his pay immediately for the balance of the month of December,” Dr. Hannah said. the heaviest of three that| §-D Day Tally Lists 44 Killed Nation Cuts Accidents Only Slightly; Michigan Records No Deaths FROM AP & UP DISPATCHES The nation’s motorists cut traf- fic fatalities by 10 to 15 per cent Michigan congratulated on a record of no traffic deaths on Safe Driving Day. | { | Edtterts a Janior Editer 74 | shea til ROR eCe nose core » Lawrence, David.................. € ncn dented | PE COODEOC ROC aE mocrncnone S Santa Clees................. e] : ‘ + that’s what you saw.” Your Boy te Worth MH! 1955 Cushman See 4 i Cutfor7,500 ~. : eg Ue ; PSP ES “The Day in S eiaghan Fund Goal of $52, 400 Set! in Community House Drive a Our Birmingham Baresu M — Co m munity House Assn. directors have set a $52,400 goal for the annua) Com- munity House Roll Call and have named Russell B. Robins to head - the 1955° fund drive, Walter F-., Skinner, association president, an- nounced today. The two-week campaign will run from Feb. 14 to 28. Over $45.000 was collected in last year's drive. Robins, whe lives at 4130 Pon. tlae Trail, Orchard Lake, is di- rector of marketing fer L. A. Young Spring & Wire Corp. in Detroit. He is a directer of the Detreit Sales Executive (Club and js active in sales club work threnghout the country. Assisting Robins as director of the Roll Call will be Mrs’ Alvin! Knorr. Active in civic work here. | she is a member of the Birming- ham branch of the Women's Na- ‘tional Farm and Garden’ Assn., Birmingham Musicale, an d Lu theran Church of the Redeemer. Directors of the Community _ House whio will be taking an active part in the campaign are: Dex. | ter Horton, Harold Hagen. Mrs George . Weinhold, Mrs. Warren | Sumner, Mrs. Henry Jackson, and— Mrs. Robert H. Pease. * * «® New officers and directors of the Birmingham Rea! Estate Board for 1955, have been announced | Jerome F. Benjamin, president of | Benjamin & Stephens, Inc., is pres-_ ident. He is also starting this 10th eonsecutive year as a director of | _ the Real Estate _ tary; and Robert Craig. sales man- : Co., Directors will be: Whiting Ray- of Walsh, J & Wasey and John Townsend and of Watt, Man proceeds of oe is given of three schools on a Detroit television at 2 p.m. tomorrow will the Manley Bailey. with burial at. Davison. She died yesterday in Al- ma, where she ses tad lived for over year. Mrs. Stephenson is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Hugh Gravlin of Birmingham, Mrs. Emil Van of Warren, Mrs. Ralph ' Temerrew | with cane Basen oe ao pene « — Tedey in Pontiac — temperature preceding 8 am at 8 om: Wind velocity 2 mph Direction: Northwest Gum sete Thureday _ $61 pm Gum rises Pridey at 1:65 a m Moon sets Thursdey at 12 04 p = Moon rises Priday Soy 124) am Dewstown Tem Tempersteres Ga. m..........% lam oe 3 TOM... ccee. M12 om y Se m..........3% lpm . 33 OB mo... te ip @.......33 0-8. m..... ” Wednesday te te Pentice fAs recorded downtown): Highest temperature ... ” Lowest temperature .........,... 3 Mean temperature Weather—Cioudy to One Year Age tn Pontiac Wighest temperature 3 Lowest temperature ........ acts 8 Mean temper@ture ........... xe 18 Weather—Snow Bighest and Lowest Tempersiares This Date tm 82 Years 88 im ieee 3 im 1061 Wednesday's Temperatere Chart Battie Creek 32 28 Los Angeles 7) 8) arck 40 28 Memphis . 51 71 Brownevilie 68 50 Miam: 60 50 Hae 77 Milwaukee Mow Chicage 36-28 New Orlear: 60 76 Cleveland 33:31 Omahe aay Denrer 80 70 Phoenix &7 44 Detroit 34 8 OLeuls 18 28 Pert Werth @2 65 Traverse Orr M4 % Foughton 26 23 coe if Jackeonvilie €1 30 Seatt! 4% l 3 _Tampe Pos Bt] - Surviving are six nieces and neph- ‘Davidson and Mrs. Robert Trager. both of Pontiac; two sons, Ear! of Chicago and Robert of Boise, Idaho; one sister, Mrs. William ‘Balyntige of Flint; one brother, Howard Potter of Grand Blanc; 11 grandchildren and three great- = andchildren, * *. dames Shaw. Service for James Shaw, 9). for- mer Birmingham resident, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Maniey Bailey Funeral Home. He died this morning at Alma, where he had lived for the past 20 years. He was known as “Uncle Jim” when he operated a grocery and candy store near Hill Schooj here. ews, Earthquake Shakes Nevada, California (Continued From Page One) miles from the center. San Diego | Bolice, another 150 miles away, | said that city almost on the Mexi- | | ean border did not fee] any, shock. In Les Angeles chandeliers | swayed on the 12th floo. of the | Pacific, Telephone & Telegraph | | Ce, Windows rattled in Leimert Park and water sloshed | im = swimming pool in west Los | Throughout western Nevada. res- | idents reported they were awaken- ed by a heavy rumbling. rolling | motion that culminated ina violent | jar. Some anges said they felt | the .quake for as long as four! minutes. e s ° | At Fallon, officials of | Truckee-Carson irrigation ee a a cagal network that suffered thou- | of dollars worth of damage * the July earthquake, said first | reports indicated no damage. Today's quake came just as re- pairs were nearing completion on huge ruptures and cracks caused | by the earlier quakes, in July and | "| August. Many acres of rich farm. | ‘land were flooded. An emergency . —— allocation of approximate- | y $300,000 in federal funfg was nies to repair the cafal grid. Court Date Is Set in Birmingham Suit Oakland County Circuit Court | Judge George B. Hartrick yester- |day set Jan. 10 for jury selection ‘and first hearings on Birming- ham’s suit to condemn land on | Pierce street between Merrill and Brown streets for a municipal parking lot. Judge Hartrick issued an order | Reckless Driving Gets Fines in Birmingham BIRMINGHAM — Appearing be fore Justice John J. Gafill yester- |day, James W. Johnson, 47, of Detroit, pleaded guilty to a reck less driving charge and paid a $75 fine. In another case Albert Baize. 21, of 1860 Oak, paid $50 after plead- | | ing guilty t to the same charge. = Cancer Heads Quit - | A Protesting UF Ban MUSKEGON (UP) — Officers of the Muskegon County Chapter of the American Cancer Society have | announced they will resign Jan 1 because the national society has turned down their request to con- tinue as a member of the Muske- gon Community Fund. The American Cancer Society ruled last July that its loca! socie- ties throughout the nation must drop out of community fund and Red Feather fund-raising cam- _ paigns and conduct their own drives Several other count, societies in Michigan have resigned in protest to the national group s§ ruling. Case Lead Widening NEWARK, NJ. a — A state wide recount of the tight UU § Senate election was more than half way compiletestoday with Re- Publican Clifford P Case's lead over Democrat Charies R Howell exten ded t to 3. WOT votes. . ENTRY Ceeeest abe eeeeeeee severe eee Pe eer ee eo weewes s tae 1954 Pontiac Christmas Lighting Contest Please enter the homa of in the 1954 Christmas Lighting contest. Mail Entries to Pontiac Juntor Chamber of Commerce, 34 East Pike Street, before Dec. 18 BLANK eee eee eer eerenwwmesrnnne CONC er sl See aoe oe 4 which pledged wholehearted sup | ity record ecerececcneg a —— AP Wirephote PRESIDENT’S CHRISTMAS CARD—This is the official Christmas card which President and Mrs. Eisenhower are sending to congressmen, governors and other dignitaries this year. Shown on top is the front lcover of the card with the eagle from the Presidential seal in = and the shield in red, white and blue. ‘‘Season's Greetings, also is 1 is gold. Below is the inside message, printed in black. R to Break Off , Russions to Brook Off Lawyer Charges. PARIS (INS)—Russia, in a note Trial by Newspaper to the French government, said | (Continued From Page One) hay F tification of | — at French rati a ‘o ae asked to come out in public and ‘the Paris agreements to rea \eoniees te eosne private sin you West Germany would annul the | had committed.” Franco-Soviet mutual aid treaty of| Dr, Sheppard, who will be 31 | 1944, jon Dec. 29, sat facing the jury. Agence France Presse reported | They wil) begin deliberating to- this new effort by the Russians to | ™TOW the first-degree murder charge on which a. guilty verdict hoor the om "Moscow in a dis- | woul d i im © he A .. County and and City Free ce Haskil] said the campaign's suc cess was a tribute to Pontiac port to spearhead the nation’s safe- Dr. Sheppard, an osteopathic surgeon, ig charged with beating his wife to death last July 4. The state says he did it after | ‘Of S-D Traffic Deaths | srratng ‘ith ter snout” ne . affair, with other women, | (Continued From Page One) The summations will be finished | the President's program. The | by the end of today’s session and © long scroll, which was forwarded |Common ‘ Pleas Judge Edward 5 to Eisenhower Tuesday night, | Blythin will charge the jury to-| arrived in Washington, D. C., | morrow morning. The jurors are Wednesday before noon. The (expected to begin Aiostieie habe President commented on the pe- sometime between 10 and 11 a.m. tition at his Wednesday press | tomorrow. conference, Nistice Without TV Set Gives George $10 Fine ELK CITY, Okla, (UP) — Libe- | race's brother George, just a! “I wish to thank all the mer-| stranger in town, peid a Safe- | | bisewier clergymen, industries, and | Driving Day fine of $10 here last | eers for taking part in the | night. ' em drive which was an! Oklahoma highway patrolmen example for the rest of the country | Loyd Biggerstaff and Ray Griffin and nations to follow tn making | | said they clocked George's new our streets and highways safer,’ Cadillac convertible at 75 miles | said Haskill. per hour on U, S. 66, 20 miles Finally. officials here urged mo- over the limit. torists and pedestrians to extend; He was fined $10 pius $8 costs | S-D Day into the future to maintain) by Peace Justice George Hester, | similar safety on the streets and, who said “I've never heard of | saving American lives trom | Liberace.” The judge doesn't own a television set. } ‘slaughter on the highways. PHOTOGRAPHIC rg PRICES! 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The tragedy of these avoidable deaths was emphasized sharply for Oakland County residents be- cause one of the victims, Kinx Emmons, 7, of Milford lost his life in Commerce Lake. Three teenage boys met a similar icy fate when they plunged through the ice on Wolf Lake, east of Mus- kegon. The fifth victim perished when he fell through the ice on Allegan Ooun- ty’s Huckleberry Lake, ending a father - and son fishing trip. The father, Liorp Suswporr, was rescued but his son James, 19, drowned. * x * People don’t have to die this way. ‘They are victims of their own failure to make sure that the ice is strong enough to bear their weight, Children, of course, can’t - be expected to realize that death lurks just beneath every sheet of thin ice. = But parents owe it to them and to the community to see that safety warn- -Ings are heeded. eee Retreat in Vienna Those in touch with the situation are still surprised by the order which trans- formed the only American dally news- paper in Vienna to a weekly. The action is the more puzzling be- cause the paper, Wiener Kurier, had been making great strides. In fact cir- culationwise it had outstripped all eight Communist newspapers main- tained in the Austrian capital by Rus- sia. * * * Not only that but the Kurier gained second place in the coun- try and since 1946 had been one of the U. 8. Information Agency's most effective instruments for the dissemination of freedom news. As a result it had built up a large underground circulation in ad- joining iron curtain countries. Some details of the Kurier story have been supplied by Editor & Publisher's Vienna correspondent. The Kurier has had an annual income from all sources of about $1,100,000 and an operating deficit of from $300,000 to $400,000 a year. This Joss is far less than the $3,300,000 the Russians spend on their eight Vienna newspapers. . * * * Because all the Kurier’s reve- nue has gone to the Treasury Department, the paper was shown on USIA books as an annual , dead loss of $1,500,000 of the agency's $2,700,000 budget for Austria. Thus a bookkeeping peculiarity was behind the order reducing the Kurier to a weekly. That there is doubt about the wisdom of this order is shown by the Russians’ jubilant claim that a wave of anti- Americanism has forced the Kurier out of the daily field. Ike Wars on Drug Evil President Eisennower’s determina- tion to get better enforcement of narcotic laws is evidenced by his ap- pointment of a five member cabinet committee to direct the fight. In the last 15 years all States have adopted uniform laws to control illicit trade in drugs. State and local enforcement, how- ever, has been spotty and the President is counting on his new committee to remedy the situa- tion, , . , * * * . States In which narcotics addiction is now heavy include Michigan. Others in the list are California, Illinois, New The problem is far'less serious in 13 States and 29 others have few addicts and little or no dope traffic. Statistics leave no doubt that - there is a direct connection be- tween crime and the illicit drug trade, It also is a fact that nearly all the violations occur in states and cities where enforcement is lax. ‘ * * * While drug addiction has increased it hasn’t spread from the large centers to small towns and rural areas. In the opinion of Federal officials the country now has about one addict to each 3,000 of population or a total of not more than 55,000. ° That there was need for the cabinet committee is indicated by the tragically few addicts who are cured of the habit. Experts say only about 17 per cent, mostly adolescents, are rehabilitated. a 2 Members of the committee are the Secretaries of State, Treasury, Defense and Health and the Attorney General. Besides working for better State and local enforcement, they will be able to give attention to the growing inter- national narcotics trade now dominated by ‘Red China. LEE = “An Ono woman received $100,000 willed to her by a man she refused to marry.” — News item. It isn’t much/of a compliment to her that he later decid- ed it was worth that’ much not to be married to her. « nr Tue reason most of us don’t know what to think these days is that so many pundits are trying to tell us what to think, and in so many conflicting ways. The Man About Town $7,000 Is Divided ' Local Plant Employes Get Boost in Christmas Cheer Habit: What we should make of | the manner in which we drove and walked Wednesday. ” It will be a merrier Christmas in the homes of 136 employes of Pontiac Motor Division, among whom over $7,000 is divided in the last suggestion award distribution. First prize went to - Lloyd G. Wilten of Drayton Plains, who received $678. Sec- ond winner was Ernest Steinhoff of 777 Emerson S8t., receiving $469, and the other 116 were awarded $22 to $361 each. Although in Contagious Hospital, it still will be a Merry Christmas for Carl Kinkle, one-armed and otherwise crippled meter reader tor Consumers Power Company, for he always is happy. People. for whom he has read meters for several years say he invariably is that way, despite his handi- caps, and will not Jet an fliness get him down. While at the-recent International Man- agers convention tn St. Petersburg, Fla, = City Manager Walter K. (Bill) Willman was a spectator at that city’s council meet- ing. An old southern colonel let go several blasts at the members, calling them quite un- complimentary names. Finally one of them interrupted the tirade to say, “You're fortu- nate to be on the other side of the railing, because where you are we cannot call you what you are.” Car trouble originating in a rather unique way is reported by iMrs. Frank E. Baldwin of 1480 Oakwood .Ave. Chipmunks built a nest in the motor from carpet scraps. A flock of wild geese. stopping over on Oakland County lakes, likes us so well that they refuse to resume their southern migra- tion. According to Vernon Wickersham, who lives on its shore, they now are on Cass Lake which still has some open water, being driven there as the smaller lakes froze over. “Evidently everybody does not read the Pontiac Press,” phoned Gregory Abbott of Rochester on the morning of Safe Driving Day. He says he was foreed off the highway and into the ditch on Pontiac Road by a car speeding at least 60, in spite of the slippery pavement. Verbal O rch ids to— Mrs. Eliza Beaumont Taylor of Highland; one hundred and fifth birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Omer L. Allen of 35 South Johnson Ave.; fifty-first wed- ding anniversary. _ Charles E. Bird of Crescent Lake; eighity-ninth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Axford of Rochester; fifty-eighth wedding anniver- sary. a ed ‘ ~ IAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 Voice of the People Suggests Posting Sign at Danger Spot on M-24 Stating ‘Beware Slaughter Hill’ (Letters will be condensed neces- oy weoene of DS space. notes will not be if the writer so cans unless is critical te way highWay on M24 through Ox- sord and “Slaughter Hill,’ I woula suggest that at each end of “Slaughter Hill” signs be placed reading ‘‘Beware, Slaughter Hill.” Also that as many little white - crosses be placed on beth sides of the road through that area as the number of lives lost there within the year and an additional white cross be added for each life lost there in the future, It could not help but be effective to a great degree. Not only in that particular area but in other slaugh- ter zoneg as well. Nina B. Smith Says Parade Too Short for State Hospital Evidently the Christmas parade this year was a huge success. There was supposed to be 30 odd floats in it-and, according to your paper, the parade was to go out to the Pontiac State Hospital so the patients there could see it, too. The patients had only to walk to ly, so that each attendant and nurse could be sure that every patient was at the window to see He i ‘ g Th] g from loved ones, a Christmas gift, even a card at this family season, for years and years. To me and a lot of other attend- ants the parade for the hospital was a farce. Why couldn't a larger portion of the parade have made the small effort it took to trucks and brought out to play ‘ some of their songs. The church floats would have helped to lengthen the line. One thing more, we do thank those who did make the effort more than written words Case Records of a Psychologist Many Smart Americans Don't Know How to Keep Within Limits of Budget You are still in the diaper stage financtally tf you cannot live within your pay check. If - you squander money on glit- tering merchandise, and dont reserve enough from-your pay check for rent and other es- sentials, you are juvenile. So test yourself via the bulletin mentioned below. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-394: John G., aged 35, is an officer of a savings and loan association in Ohio. “Dr. Crane, I wish you'd urge people to grow up in their concept of money.”’ he suggested. “They come to our bank te berrow to buy a home. When I ask them for their monthly in- come, many of them don't even know. They reply, ‘Well, we get $63.27 every pay day. How much is that per month?’ “Then they don't make any al- lowances for unforeseen emergen- cies. They will tax their budget to the limit to pay maybe $57.75 per month on their home. “But if Junior breaks his collar bone or Mamma must go to the hospital for a new baby, then they come to us and plead that they can't meet the monthly payment because of that unexpected de- mand on their cash. “Well, Dr, Crane, intelligent Americans can't expect banks to subsidize babies or hospital care. - Why don’t people grew up and budget wisely? Why are they so mo ___» Aunt Het I like to read about the boyhood and young manhood of our great men. It shows what made ‘em sore at whatever they fight against now,’ infantile in using their checks?" John is correct in his indictment, for many physically matyre adults with college educations still can't live within their budget. They are like gullible children who will make a down payment on a new TV set or a piano or any- thing that glitters enticingly in pay —— front of them, even though haven't the cash to pay their this month. they rent i professors of economics in our uni- versities who likewise were nile regarding the use of money. They had mortgaged their furni- ture for $500 at 2%¢ per cent per month, and then were mooching off relatives, Yet those same professors were teaching college students how to run big businesses or operate the federal] government! So don't think the inability to live on a budget is an indication of low LQ. or lack of a college education. The blind spot of American education has been “money man- agement.”’ Think back te your own schooling. Did you get any instruction in grammer or high school in practical money mat- ters? Or even in college? The circulation managers of newspapers fortunately train 500,000 boys each year in this vital field via having them operate their the small merchant plan. The boys thus buy their papers wholesale. Then they must mer- chandise, deliver, sell and adver- tise their products. Finally, they collect and figure out their net profit. Most Americans don't even think about net proft. They have the ju- venile idea that all that goes into the cash register at a store then enters the pocket of the grocer or butcher or druggist. Net profit is a concept relative- ly unknewn in this country, which is why we have so much You are stil] financially at the diaper stage if you cannot live on a budget! So start teaching your children to earn their own money and send for my bulletin ‘‘How to Live on a Budget,"’ enclosing a stamped ‘return envelope, plus a dime. Your child is not prepared for marriage unless he or she can earn a living ane then live within that ' (Copyright, Hopkine Syndicate Inc.) ~ David. Lawrence Asks: : Must Allies‘Hold Debate WASHINGTON—If war should Nothing like this particular lemma has ever arisen before. interval of one hour may make a lot of difference if an order to de- stroy enemy cities is delayed after American or possibly European cities have been destroyed. American law, moreover, does not allow atomic materials or weapons to be placed in the hands of any other military forces abroad but our own for the present. Will, that law have to be amended, or can all military planning for use of the atomie weapons be carried on without Jetting the troops of other countries get actual possession of bombs and artillery missiles in the y atomic category? These are points of discussion in the conference at Paris this week. | More and more the issue is shap- ing up as to whether the free countries are going to allow _the first. blow to be delivered by the enemy as was the case in World War II. self might be forestalled. "ae Before Using A-Bombs? | Certainly the whole program of Hit rfl | wi : gE g | Es wish . We had a little shaver . . . Who just about this time of year . . . Would be on best be- havior . . . Of course, we have no reason now .. . fuss .. . We simply have to wait until... A grandchild comes to us. (Copyright 1954) Looking Back | 15 Years Ago DECISIVE BATTLE near in North Finland as Russians reach key city. WCAR MAKES first radio broad- cast, 20 Years Ago FINLAND ONLY NATION to re pay war debts to U. S. FIRE CHIEF IN LANSING ad- mits insufficient men. % eee O Thou, who didst with pitfall and with gin > Beset the road I,was to wander tn, Thou wilt not with predestin’d evil round Enmesh, and then impute my fall to sin.—Omar ‘Kayyam. Long Distance Diagnosis, Prescription Unethical, Used by Trick Specialists . By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. .In_ certain® circumstances it is permissible and commendable for a'doctor to conjecture or guess what the patient's trouble may be and to prescribe accordingly. For instance in response to a call in behalf of some ong taken ill at sea. In ordinary practice such long distance diagnosis and blind or ab- sent treatment is unethical and reprehensible — or it was when medicine was a profession, These. days it is just one of the many de- vices used by trick specialists and kli-NICK racketeers to string along their dimwit customers who might otherwise feel obliged to call a real doctor. ° Cognizant of the frequent use of this shamefial device by the businessmen of medicine, I scarcely realized how extensive- ty and boldly the fast buck boys use it teday, until I procured some inside infermatidn from pharmacists, nurses and others who work with er for kli-NICK operators or trick specialists. Subjecting a child or other mem- ber of the family to such guess- work in liea of proper medical care is a reflection on the intelli- gence of the head of the family, at the very least. I could cite interesting examples — and I shall if the facts are challenged by com- petent authorities. When, as is often the case, the prescription given by the absent healer calls for barbiturate or other. dangerous dope something tragic may happen and toe often does. When such tragedy happens the head of the family, who failed to provide proper medical care, merits public rebuke for not knowing any better, The unethi- One shrewd operator who got into business a month too late to call his racket a ‘clinic’ (the state had just ceased licensing ‘clinics’ that are not bona fide charity institutions), has never- - theless built up a highly remun- erative business reducing $500 snobs who. spend too much time on their ischial tuberosities. The poor souls gladly pay fancy prices for the charlatan's prescrip- tions — which they have to re- new each week — because the medicine does the work even when they cheat the diet. Besides reducing rolls of fat the medicine intoxicates — keeps ‘em feeling fine and dandy for a few weeks. But it also causes in- somnia — and the insomnia calls for barbiturate or other ‘‘seda- tive.” and before long, if some responsible person doesn't call a halt to the foolishness the victim is likely to have a serious break- down. : the victim is high on the drug, she may persuade numbers of ber lame-brain friends te try the te 7 4 g g some impressive but nog hard to follow instructions about diet. J and ey - * =e * su ‘ ” | i ‘ ie ‘ hw « a a ‘ i “7 ier . + . - a ae ‘: = " i my , ‘ , = : aia. . ___ THE RONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. ‘DECEMBER 16, 1954“ oe ‘es _ SEVEN Boys Rate Protection 1, oo oe Copsand Robbers — ee preps AN and 484) Weakest Link Strong In area ‘oe opps Car Crashes Into. 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Ancien Geeks een eter nicl Swayed Pastor U-M Doctor Convinced Christian Answers to Plato, Aristotle | ANN ARBOR ®@ — A University -o{ Michigan professor says Plato and Aristotle can be credited in| part for his decision: to enter the ‘ministry of the Episcopal Church. | Dr. ‘Stanley. Dalton Dodge, 57, will be ordained Friday to the _ Episcopal diaconate, the first or- der of Episcopal clergymen. Dr. Dodge, an associate pro- fessor of geography, has devoted part of his teaching in the past 10 years te liberal arts, inciud. ing a stddy of philosophy. Deep study rather than emotion played the major role in his de- cision, Dr. Dodge said, although a shortage of ministers was another factor he considered. “The need for help in the church was on the practical side.’ he said. “But I couldn't go into it unti] I was convinced on the intel- | lectual side as well. ; “In the course of my readings, . 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White nylon, cotton A32-36, B32-40, C32-42 White Cotton In Cotton rr Flattering uplift without pointed look Diaphragm band. A32-36. B32-38, C34-42. | : xy In Nylon .......... 1.98 IR gs a ae Ree ea Ake f ack" SENRS 154 Worth Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 ‘ FOURTEEN ’ ¥ We ve “THE PONTIAC PRESS. Tirunspay. DECEMBER 16, 1954 et iw Ss * 5 ’ Show Business ' Bing Crosby Thinks Brother Bob Needs Lessons in Scoring Poker By EDDIE CANTOR. | One of the funniest ad “bs - I ever heard | The dictionary on my desk defines ad lib as|came from the perennial night club favorite, follows: “To improvise (lines or actibn not in| Joe E. Lewis’ It was at the Chez Paree in the script of a play).” Far be it from me to Chicago. In the middle of Joe's act a fellow. improve on Mr. Webster's big seller. but I have/| at the front table keptgiozing and finally put listened to guys “ad libbing” where it had fioth- | iis head on the table and fell fast asleep. The ing to do with play or script. . Lewis zany walked over, looked at him and, For instance when Bob Crosby became the | gaid, “Look. Mister, I don’t mind your going to » father of his fifth, he phoned ‘his or ‘sleep, but you could at least have said good- |’ brother, Bing. “Well, Bing,” he bra¥ged, “I} night” finally topped your four boys. June had a girl We this morning and that gives me five—a full This one happened at the Paramount house.” 7 making a personal appearance. The early — Bing squelched him with..“Boy, you bet- morning shows were packed with children, ter look’ up your ryles on poker. Anyone | brought by their parents. During one of Wi toll you four of a kind beats a full my softer songs I actually heard a kid in house, the front row say to his mother, “Look, Ma. “It was at the famous Hollywood Bowl when, | He not onl looks like an owl, he sings like in the midst of a thrilling aria sung by Jan == 7 . Peerce, a low-flying plane was drowning the i celebrated tenor’s singing. Jan stopped, looked Bob Hope.. in talking about a star who has up at the sky and yelled, “You're too early, Bud. been in hot water constantly, remarked, “He's I don't leave 'til twelve, midnight.” He en- put his foot in everything except the forecourt joyed the laugh that followed as much as all | Of Grauman’s Chinese Theater.” the applause he had received that evening. ly . (Copyright nade Theater in New York City where I was | ies ee _caereeteepestnseseceecee-tanastame-—pnenioeerentsnpllene — yn ae ~~ > P CRISP, TASTY MIXED NUTS Mixed nut assortment... .... Sob b eevee cece. . 45e Diamond quality walnuts ....................... Ib. 45¢ - Roasted peanuts salted-in-the-shell..... =... ... Ib. 49e CLEVER CANDY NOVELTIES Santa's fire engine ..... ............. oo. Santa’s cruiser ww ee Santa hand puppet ....................... Filled @ockings © .................. jas. 49 and 2 Christmas bugle with candy ........................ 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Keeper The royal veterinary surgeon) strangers approaching as an extra was hastily informed by park ran- | precaution in case they are carry- gers and immediate steps were | ing the % taken to safeguard the life of the | that Harvey will be safe but he is royal rabbit. taking no chances. He said: Prince Charles, before leaving; ‘Prince Charles for his summer vacation, had left | worry about now. Harvey is just some very definite orders about | fine and in the pink.” KRESGE'S. pink, white or navy. 4-gore bias cut atyle. Come in tonight—see Sears huge osteo of lingerie gifts that are sure to please. Lingerie Dept—Sears Mein Floor Pretty sanforized prints, only 1% maximum shrinkage. As- sorted colors. Sizes 34 to 40. lounging and sleeping comfort... 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Downtown ly ! |R & 2 : E i / » * ’ ? . - : i, e ae i : a & . : \ : ’ : . . ; | i * j A * } PAs oh — * ~” Bonn ay Split Widens Kdencver's Government | : at Odds Over Treaty en Saar BONN, Germany (UP)—Chan- cellor Konrad Adenauer’s coalition government split further today on the Franco-German Saar agree- ment in a mounting crisis that could delay ratification of the treaties rearming West Germany. A spokesman for the rightist | " r German Party (DP), smallest in’ rah Administration reported | today. the Adenauer coalition, warned that his group could not accept the Sarr settlement until it had been changed through new Franco-Ger- man talks asked yesterday hy est of the four parties in the ruling coalition, announced last | night the Saar settlement is un- eeceptable to them “in its pres- ent form.” The new attack against the Saar on readings of the bilis for ratifica- tion of the rearmament and Saar agreements. ‘The dispute over the Saar did not “appear to threaten the chances for One Year Ago ~| November last year and set a new | home builders and buyers applied | | ber of last year, and well above N aiiber FH A Demands Double WASHINGTON w—The demand for FHA home financing in Novem- ber more than. doubled that for record for the month, the Federal It was the fgurth straight month for which a record was set. * * « Despite the onset of bad con- struction weather, FHA said, 52,700 | for FHA mortgage insurance — only 5,730 fewer than in: October. The number was more than twice | the 23,700 applications in Novem- the previous November record “| 46,600 in 1947. FHA credited the activity to the | new housing law which reduced | down payments and liberalized | purchase terms on both new and used dwellings. saaipocs Short Whales Outlawed OTTAWA (UP) — A new fishing reguiation said today fishermen who catch blue whales under 70 feet Jong must throw them back. Honeybug Hi-le pump, soft, comfortable, hand. some brocade with lush plush collar. Red, royal. 8 to 3M width. 2.99 Indian Maid Moccasins with fluffy bunny fur collar... and warm lining. Designed by Honeybugs. Red, royal, light blue. 8 to 3M width. , 2.99 Pay Ne Money ~ — Down! e ° join Waite's Budget Credit * Chb . . feceive up to $120 to spend today . . take up to 6 months to pay! Children’s Snug Soft Slippers... . All Famous Names in Slippers! 399 Gift all the youngsters on your list with practicol, long wearing slippers. All famous names in favorite ’ ‘styles. Rich, worm fur trim and linings! Hurry in today! Honeybug Just like mother’s! Soft, white bunny fur! Pink aind light blue. § to 3M width... 2.99 Glove Soft Slipper Gay plaid lining... easy for little feet to slip into! Red/biue, blue ‘red. 5 to 3M width. Cowboy Boots Choose brown, red, and black in A and D widths. 8'4 to 3 6.95 3'2 10:6o eee ec oer ees Waite's Children Shoes and Slippers—Second Floor - @ 1-pe. style with full tc. ss at att pe gg AR de aap 1 Seve 1.99! Popular favorite... perfect gift... Campus © Coat” @ 100% Weol with Rayon! All Quilt Lined! © 2 Pockets, Front Cripper Closing! Reg. 8.98! j . A\60.-s Surprise that boy with a new a ¥ genuine campus coat! Perfect ; \¥ es for every sporting event or just y wearing about the house. Choose rich royal, black, ma- roon and green. 6 to 12. Also size 14 to 18......7.99 Lc H Save 99c! Regular 5.98 Infants’ favorite Estron aa? length zipper! @ 100% wool inter- lined! 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Waite's Cosmetics —Street Floor ( "THE. PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, DECEMBER, ys 1954 your picture! cee You Get All These Pieces: , 6 No. 700 1 Silver Bullet ; Lacomanive Gnd Straight Track Tender 1 No. 747 1 No. 704 Trestle Set Manual ~ 1 No. 790 . Uncoupler Trainorama 20 No. 702 1 No. 690 ° Plus Curved Tracks Track Terminal 2 No. 655 1 114-45 Wott Silver Coaches Transformer Famous American Flyer .. . run it as a passenger or a big mixed-run train! Powerful headlight and elevated track on realistic trestles! Cars coupled auto- matically! Puffs clean white smoke! Start, stop and reverse by remote con- trol! All parts of durable plastic or metal! Hurry in today! MEET SANTA’ in Waite's Toyland . . . 5th Floor! FREE Gum to Every Boy ond Girl! Hurry, in and Have Santa take Realistic “Trainorama” Village... worth $10 alone every day rom 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.! Save $29! 34-pc. American Flyer 2 - Electric Train Set 2” , Usually 51.95! which is Save $13! Precision Tooled! 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DECEMBER 16, 1954 SEVENTEEN Jazz Trumpeter, Succumbs at 10 President — an said, “Mr. Celestin, you are a fine and a credit to your race and our country.” « The music and the President's | congratulations were recorded, and the jubilant Negro trumpeter told | friends later “the sweetest sounds were not in the music, but the words of ihe Provident” \ Fos wee ts epee com of South Louisiana in 1884. With his star on the wane, Celes- of | tin worked in a defense plant, then as a longshoreman, worker, truck driver and chaut- | feur. In 1944, he was injured seriously .|in a hit-and-run accident. His legs _| were broken and he limped for the rest of his life. His comeback occurred in 1946 when the National Jazz Foundation pressed him to resume his trumpet playing. Minute diamonds are comsslanal: ly found in meteorites which have crashed, you save 14.18! by Famous General Mills! @ limited quantity . . any more! Regularly 43.95... 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You'll be glad you rr % ' @id. They're all the latest and youl er: i ‘Hy seve plenty! st shia atte . , hd * ‘ ’ \ i *. " 5 a - eee - li a ees | ti iG oA i 4 % Ls a _ os THE PONTIAC PRE ~ ss . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 -" incon g rY PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 7 NINETEEN © ' WORK OF LOCAL YOUNG ARTIST—This Yuletide displayed in the second-grade room at LeBaron it artist expects to go on to study automobile at GM Institute of Technology, Flint, school. Bind Chien ‘Se’ Santa Claus at Speci their services to stay overtime as| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward : : Fi j 4 ee al Yule Party “Well, did you see Santa Claus?” | 3 q z Fg f a7 > z a 5 i 4 qi rere Fé Michigan to Use License Tags Instead of Plates LANSING #® — Michigan motor- ists will be seeing their 1955 green and white license plates through 1956 and possibly even later, it announced today CROWDED OUT—This scene of two youngsters playing checkers under a ping-pong table was |St., recorded last week at the Pontiac Boys’ Club games room. It indicates the club's crowded situation. and Floyd Mathews II, (right) 12, of 117 E. Pike | V. Coulacos. weekend from areas three to six Primarily set up to accommodate miles away from the club,” he added. _| only 1,200 youngsters, Pontiac Boys’ Club today a membership of 1,485—the biggest number in the club's 10-year history. — William V. Coulacos, executive director, said despite many recent improvisions of the building's fa- cilitiey over 200 youths have been temporarily denied membership. There is a waiting list of 250 boys who have made application from to save er cpus , various sections of the city. Hare said 11 states currently is- sue tags instead of full-size plates. Pipa » Sox ches that over 250 boys use the club's games room nightly and over 300 : . members have been recorded as taking part in gymnasium activ- | the opportunity to use their hands ities at one time during seevral | in creative work in the hobbies evenings in the past two weeks. “Boys frequently travel from as -|far as ten miles to attend the) The youths’ thinking powers and club,” said Coulacos. i through Coulacos explained that q bey usually don’t travel that distance unless the activities cater te the youth's interest. But unique about the club's op- taxpayers an estimated $300,- 000 a s Home for the Holidays is now experiencing The boys, Terry Crowell, 9, of 65 Whitfield St.,|of 1,485, according to Executive Director William Crowded Conditions at Boys Club Here ; Cutting Facilities for Interested Youths injected into the various forms of Complying with this philosophy, advisers are indoctrinated with the “Tt isn’t unusual to have 35 per cent of the attendance during a Dems Like Mo es by The _ Toward Party Cooperation Senator Cites Foreign Issues Democrats Will Support President if Present Attitude Continues Observing that the President appeared to be entirely sincere in z ; EX E § not hesitate to give international lems. e e e Eisenhower gave fio indication, Sinclair Weeks Named Man of Year by NAM WASHINGTON (INS) — Com- merce Secretary Sinclair Weeks receives the Nationa} Assn. of Manufacturers’ man of the year award in a ceremony this after- | The presentation is to be made in Weeks’ office by Henry G. Riter lll, NAM president, Weeks is a former national vice president of the NAM and a member of its both posts on taking his cabinet job. - board of directors. He resigned | *: REVIEWING VACATION PICTURES — When | some of winter evenings come along, the Marshall Smith | Standing family of 3001 Elizabeth Lake Rd. enjoy reviewing | is discussing ‘What Religion Means to Our Family — their are Wilson Reveals New Army Cut Further Reduction Set in Service Manpower, Secretary Says WASHINGTON U—The Pentagon | is planning a further reduction in the nation’s military manpower, with the bulk of the cut coming in Army ranks. Secretary of Defense Wilson told newsmen last night the total strength of the Army, Navy, Ma- rine Corps and Air Force would be ‘something less” than the figure Rg Just a Family Affair | SPRINGFIELD, Mo. w — There | was a little family reunion in Mu- nictpal Court .when 20-year-old Wayne Niederhuth was brought in on a speeding charge. plus $8.50 costs. ANN ARBOR @ — Pat Mc- Mahon of 4354 Maybee Rd., Clark- ston, is like her description of Vinoba Bhave, the man with whom toiled for a and a ee aeha tn on ecemmmelc £6- movement. ovement third year. mense,"’ she says, ‘I coyldn’t un- ine bes as quiet _derstand how any one man could describes 7 'go about collecting land.” . te Aiden grogcagte “Ned ye - neers? porteroany received i at first, oe 2 ternational a soon after she walked thousands of miles be- began. His idea of reforming In- side him. — | dia’s economic plight is gathering Miss McMahon, 2%, helped car- land from the wealthy and giving ry on his work in villages of In- | it to the poor. So far, Bhave a The court clerk who called the case was his mother Mrs. Lacile | Niederhuth. The judge who took his plea of guilty was his grand-| father John Levan. and it was his) | Grandpa who assessed the $25 fine, | back was started. Until ‘yesterday, | a noncommittal reply when asked at his news conference y about a report that the new de- crease might amount to about 100,000 men, When the Korean fighting halted a year and a half ago, military manpower strength was about 3,558,000. Then a slow, steady cut- at ‘ of which 1,173,000 would be in the Army, and maintaining tt there for an indefinite period. . Honor Man Who Got Jet Base for Cadillac The children attend Waterford Township High School. “Our religion,” the family said, “as interpreted to us by our church, helps to make the dark moments of. our lives worthwhile and the bright moments brighter. “It keeps us trying (not always successfully) to keep our ears and eyes, our hearts and our minds open; to be sengitive to the needs of others and to respond to those needs. ° “It keeps us striving to. attain. sainthood as it is described ~- in the words of a little card that came to us through our church. They go like this: ‘Why were the saints, saints? Because they were cheerful when it was difficult to be cheerful; patient when it was difficult to be patient, and be- : Spiritual Help of Church Leads to God cause they were pushed when they wanted to stand still, and kept ‘| silent when they wanted to. talk, time, lead us to that in God for which we they said. Five Children Burned to Death in New York near the house. . The children ranged in ages one.to eight years, - Smokey the Bear Alerting WASHINGTON (INS) — Judging by volume of mail, the most popu- lar figure in the Department of Agriculture is not Secretary Ezra Taft Benson but a furry gentleman ef ‘Citizens of Fire Hazards seven-year-old Ronald Johnson of Leng Beach, Calif. Ronald was born with only one leg. But, fitted with an® artificial limb, he has learned to climb trees and fences and even to swim. Said Smokey to young Ronald: “I am delighted to have you on my team.” The real-life Smokey, now a four-year-old giant of a bear, is quartered for life in comfortable . | surroundings at the National Zo- ological Park in Washington. Smokey got into the forest fire , when, as a Z git : fel j Fit: s i i x i » a ‘ . . a f ; i 7 { . /) : Le , ‘ a — ope ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,105 008s Pack j LI ae Chamninn Datriaver.. [“stt%e citer, tnaists in land| . ¥. handled the new champion | College Doubles Number |scutves in Los sngriet and Senta North Carolinion Says ackage Designer.Has-Champion Retriever: wus wax '""" " "gem. rea CF Woman ont Faculy inst tag berms Sa Extradition Too Coal GREENVILLE, 8. C. @ — So e a . = ‘ | The trial was héld at the nearby Uy Busch Memorial Wildlife Area. ae A _ SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. @ — ome. All | F igured _Out Once Haunted Bar Se ee ee brivee Charging Battery | california state Polytechnic Col-| Stonewall’s, Home Sold Sta his blue] to the store. Now we have to clinch |Major VI, black Labrador that Smet anlage a he ot 85 M. P.H. lege, largest agricultural LEXINGTON, Va. ®—The only | cost of extradition. school in the a sighted along | Wing her ‘& signal |SPent much of its puppyhaod in a APEX. N. Cu — Arrested tor | S780S eneineering home ever owned by Gen. T. J.| He got a bill from Florida in the “fingernails and fired | fe, oa “oie — . Long Island bar and sometimes re- + beem purchased by 8 garage max ‘speeding § miles an hour, John | Western states, is doubling 1s) «stonewall” Jackson, famous Con-| case of a prisoner returned here the ‘salvo: _ 5 Ce j T ms his e M : trieved empty beer cans, now pela after gasaaed — _L. Pennington, 62, of Pittsboro, Rt, | women faculty members. federate commander, has been pur- | fram “that state. The. cost: $5 for 4 “That little woman—the Ameri- he . Letts : Logger aries reigns as the national retriever | . rs oe * 1, explained that he was charging| For several years, Miss Ena/ 44.04 by the Stonewall Jackson ‘the state of Florida and about $19 ‘ shopper—is a statistic,” he | tte, le ae a Ring vot | champion. “| She said before she owned the his automobile battery. Marston, an English instructor, has |-yjemoria!. Inc.. and will be ‘opened | for, the sheriff who handled the . “A number. A fact. We know- the _ Everyone a pe The six-year-old male dog, 40g it spent much of its time in | In Reocrder’s court, Pennington’s been the only woman teacher on! to the public as a shrine. Jackson | °@S¢- . * what she’s like. package briefly could identify the |owned by Mrs. Fraser M. Born of |® bar and occasionally retrieved " pocketbook got a charge—$50 the 3,000-acre all-male campus. = was a professor at Virginia Mil.| When this state does the same aa ‘| Walter P. Margulies should’ rand. Nobody knew the name was Southampton, L. I., N. Y., turned empty — come | and costs. He appealed’ the con-| Miss Virginia Wilson, former itary Institute before the start of for another state, there's no aS misspelled. _in a flawiess performance to qut-| Ray Staudinger of Sag Harbor. ‘ viction. . private secretary to business ex-/| the Civil War. charge. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! 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Huron Street a 4 ' * : E." «@ “ \ | __ THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER e . i : \ J 1 4 f s ‘| | / q 16, 1954 — 4 ” Soe é ys = é ; . ‘Gridiron Club Razzes_ ‘Men Who. Make. News ©" WASHINGTON — In my rented white tie-and-tails, I went to the famous Gridiron Club dinner the other night. . “One good gag told by the Washington correspondents at their Dig roast session involved dress suits. -, Labor Leaders John L. Lewis and Dave Beck were asked to stand. ; . : * “Notice their white-tie-and-talls,” remarked the narrator. >, “It's nice te see how the other half lives.” ry x * kk * _Army Secretary Stevens sat next to E. H. Dixon—who sat from E. A. Yates. ““Sec. Stevens doesn't care whether the next war is fought Gh land or sea or in the air,” commented the narrator, “just @s long as it isn’t fought on feleyision.” 4 President Eisenhower made a remark- Ably good speech. Of a certain other peaker, there was this gag going und; : © 4He laid eggs so fast he had the secre- tary of agriculture worried.” kk kk * . Naturally Defense Sec’y Charies E. Wilson was satirized, carrying a "small tey gun and proclaiming: **“I'm hunting for the guy that said, Pog is man’s best friend!’” *.when Auto Tycoons L. L. Colbert of LEWIS Chrysler and Harlow H. Curtice of GM took a bow, the narrator said: s_“They've not got the chassis as long as the payments.” ¢,John L. Lewis sat behind us. His eyebrows haven't started R get bald yet. Fact ts, Fort Worth Editor Walter R. Hum- — ; ™ phrey said Lewis had more hair on his — than some men have on their ead. THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y... Frank Sinatra's father is hospital- fzed again. Frankie's due in with Anita Ekberg, the tall blonde Scandi- navian . .. Bricker-for-President Clubs are forming . , . Is M. Monroe Il! again? Jerry Colonna’s just become Vice-prez of Blue Crown Spark Plugs of Defiance, O. After a New Year's Greenland tour with Bob Hope, he'll become a busi- ness exec. touring the U. 8S., meeting distributors. Margaret Truman canceled a concert te spend Christmas with the family .. . Gig Young's holiday gift te Elaine Stritch’ll be a $3,600 ring . . . Cyd Charisse shows off a sexy dance in “Deep in My Heart.” : ts ek & & Edmund O’Brien wants to film J. | Edgar Hoover's life . hower suggested Greer Garson try poll- tics . . . Ray Bolger wants to do a de- tective movie—no dancing . . . Doris Duke exited from the Blue Angel and got into her Caddy; her escort walked off alone. Mary Martin's talking a TV deal with : NBC .. . Ezzard Charles is looking for * C¥D CHARISSE =a spot as a sports commentator. © TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “Funny thing about bop talk,” P\gays Lionel Hampton, “—— you know you've arrived when fithey tell you you're gone.” (WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Some women grow old gracefully; @thers fight it every inch of the way.”—Peter Arnell. i (Copyright 1954) Oysters They invade the vital salt water » Waging ye kate system, cling to pipes ‘and block the flow. GLOUCESTER, Va. #—Officials | ————— @ the Virginia Fisheries Labora. Performs Double Duty tery, probing the private life of | @emies are having trouble. | All three of the Loos children— As if they resented this invasion | 6-year-old David, 4year-old Linda @f their privacy oysters are gum-|Jo, and infant Paul Andrew—were Ming up the research program. | born the aame day. = All Good Cooks Use » SPECIAL FRUIT CAKE Now is the time to start your holiday bak- ing! Be sure to include Kresge’s Special Mixture of tender, delicious candied fruit in your favorite fruit cake batter! ... Save now. Candied Red Cherries . . Ya lb. 23« Glace Pineapple ..... Yalb. 23¢ Downtown Store Only | around, Attorney Also Expert at Dodging Exercise - Oil Drilling Tender Offers |" cosrn.2's |] savramontca cait n-wvn| FLOme Comforts for Crew) tnt, coin we sods two $1,500,000 drilling tenders to| Walkin food freezer. elevators in’ his building stopped because of power failure, a quick ing for oll in the Gulf of Mexico, witted attorney, mindful of «| off the shores'of Texas and Loui- siana might be likened in the oil court appointment, his legal papers industry to the old grey seven stories above him and his’ \1.\-4 “ain't what she used to be.” aversion for walking, made & The veteran of oil field heyday phone call to his secretary. - lof yesteryear gla cig = he Then he stepped out on the | looks at the J. C. Craig, an ultra- street. His secretary tossed out a| Modern new drilling tender re- cand court he | Ceatly .put into use in off-shore bande of pepers. OF te yetroleum operations. - The craft, the only one lea kind has faciil- Pets Have Own Candy | fet) provide, the utmost ‘com. Pets have their own candy. If’ fort for all workmen, and is a your guests feel they must feed | far step from the rough and tum. Fido a bonbon because it's Christ-; ble conditions of eil prospecting mas, leave a box pf doggie candy, f @ generation ago. | ~The J. C. Craig is the first of HOUSTON, Tex... (JNS) —Drill- 2,905 tons. It provides air-condi- and galfy facilities for 48 men. Each room is equipped with a thermostat for temperature con- trol. be built by the Levingston Ship- building Company at Orange, Tex. Designed by Conoco the non-self-propelled tender ig 260 feet long, 4 feet wide and weighs tioned living quarters, recreation Life aboard the ship will be just like home for crew members. Besides recreation, @ming and bunk rooms, the J. C, Craig has laundry and radio rooms, the lat- ter equipped with FM radio for | ship-to-shore communication. Workmen on the vessel will have | able ship. The vesse)] will be used first in an exploratory test in the West Delta area of Louisiana. Crews will hate 12-hour shifts with 12 hours off, and will work two-week tours with one week A sharp weather eye will be maintained all the time. If there are indications of hurricanes sweep- ing the. waters near the: location of the tender it will be towed hurriedly to the safest spot avail- . . 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Tan 4 only. $495 OXFORD be By Endicott-johnson. Black P. 158 N. SAGINAW (Next te Sears) ‘ i 4 f ‘ : : j ee é * i. . “al . Ae . . ~ j j i f es : + , ict EB ; ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 } *_._TWENTY-THREE. bertertarterverterartar area ay ay at ay aay aay ey ar a ar ara av at arava aay al avatar av avavarae a. a a a a eS ¥ 4, 4, contemplate regular Wednesday night play at the Hotel Waldron. Although many as 28 players were active on a single night last year, the number has dwindled to an average of 10, club officials say. Membership ts open to, any Pontiac-area resident, according to R. E. ClO Council Sets Kids’ Yule Party Expect 8,000 Children at Event in High School Gymnasium The largest number of children ever to participate in an Oakland County CIO Council Christmas “H the weathes is favorable we expect to have 8,000 children,” Robert B. Boyer, chairman of the council's entertainment com- mittee, sdid today. The Christmas program is for myst have told someone in Europe. | The dispuie stems from the fact. CIO members’ children and tickets | are gvailable only through Pontiac- area union locals. Two amateur acts will be pre- sented in three shows to accommo- | in Lahore, Pakistan, and he as have to seek election until Novem. | date the expected turnout, Shows | will be presented at 9:30 and 11:30; a.m. and 2 p.m. Formerly held in the schoo] audi- torium, the party will be held in the gym ‘‘to relieve crowded con- ditions we had in the past,”” Boyer be presented with a Christmas stocking filled with candy and | games. “The acts are pri Uranium Boom Hits Trapping of Martens LANSING (UP)—Micigan is go- ing ahead with efforts to introduce | the pine marten—a frisky relative | of the Russian sable—into the state | despite hardships brought on by the atomic age. State gameworkers said they had planned to get the small pred-— atory animals from Indian trap- pers. in Canada. But the Indians traded in their traps for Geiger counters when uranium was dis- covered in the rugged timber coun- try north of Lake Superior. “Canadian officials have hopes that we cap get someone else to trap the animals for us but the Indians who live in that country will be hard to replace,"’ a spokes- man said. : The slender-bodied pine marten is a shy but vicious weasel-like | deep forest creature who is a close : cousin to the glossy sable of Rus- sian timber lands. It has a valu- | able pelt. Negro Athlete, Swedish Girl Deny Betrothal — in agreement today—they are not. engaged to be married. The report that they were en-| igaged appeared in a Stockholm newspaper last Sunday. Whitfield, 29, the Negro two-time Olympic | "| jstan on a good will wolrd tour. But Miss Johansson, 26, a Swed- | ian girl who came here last year and works in a Los Angeles bank, | |told reporters here Sunday night | that “‘we intended to keep it a secret until he returns, but Mal’ We have not set a date but will | | do so when = = — | Whitfield was reached yesterday | serted: ‘I have no commitmentg | | to marry Birgit Johannson or any- | | one else. If that has been reported | you can say it is a false report.” Whereupon Miss Johansson, queried again by reporters, said: “T am not engaged to Mal. I have nothing more to say. There must ihave been a misunderstanding."’ | ‘ | | at = Iranian He Fight “Parent DETROIT (UP)—U. S. immigra- tion authorities yesterday turned awe a petition for politica] asylum iby a former Iranian army officer 'who has claimed deportation to | Iran would ean “certain death.” Rigged Buick Navidzadeh, 34, officer who now is eee a law at the University of _ Michigan, was granted 10 days in which to appeal the decision. Navidzadeh entered this country Why Wait til January? _ When Yeu San Save New — Weer it for Christmas! last January on a student visa to) ,do post-graduate work at Michi-| gan. The Iranian government can- celled his passport and ordered him back to Iran last October charging he was a Communist sympathizer. Judo Lesson Costly MIAMI BEACH, Fla, @ — Her- bert Miller, 33, reserve policeman, | is in Mt. Sinai Hospital with his left leg broken in three places after almost—but not quite—com: ' .pleting his judo lessons at the | Florida Police Academy. While practicing strangleholds and coun-| terthrows, his heel caught between ‘two mats, pitching him to one side | j; and snapping his leg in three’ i | places. LOS ANGELES (® — Mal Whit- | field and Miss Birgit Johansson are | -| 10 days. | Dunham, club publicity chairman. eta af 7 Sa , and Carl ‘Bushnell Retirement Ruled Effective Jan.’1 LANSING (UP) — The Republi- | ' can-controlled Judges’ Retirement | George E. Bushnell] to retire next | | Jan. 10 instead of Jan. 1 as he | originally requested. Three board members charged’ |“political manipulation’ in at-. tempts to have the effective date | _of Bushnell's retirement set back) Gov. G. Mennen Williams, who | already has named Talbot Smith, Ann Afbor attorney, te succeed Bushnell on Jan. 10, countered with a charge that the board’s action was “obviously political.” that if Bushnell retires Jan. 1, his | appointed successor must stand election next April 4. If he retires | Jan. 10, the appointee would not | ber of 1956. |S ted wh 4 .~Bd.~Gs 44.44 44 -E4.-44 +a CHOICE-OF-HOUSE SALE} | 4s Be 2 COAT 4s ae PERFECT ...for the Holidays CHATEAU WINES CORP HARBERT — MICHIGAN | i | * | y 19% 47 », 79.99 COATS NOW y 63% $79 FUR COATS HOW ¥: 63 ‘$99 FUR COATS.NOW | I: $79 ¥ 24.99 COATS NOW ‘ 49.99 FURRED COATS 39° ag Fentine Press Pheto There is no charge and all the | supplies are furnished by the recreation department. Sessions are | & held at 7@p. m. each Wednesday at the hotel. Pictured above at the | | chess bord (foreground) are (1) Mrs. Iver Sundheim, of 34 Longfellow, -*- 2 Chandler. At the checker board are a | Boeneman. ot st Irwin. ' Concealed Weapons Board Holds Meeting Pid Oakland County Concealed | pons Board met yesterday to — the setup under which | “Well meet again early in Janu- | ary to finish the job and make | our report public.” he explained. | Attending besides Ziem, were | | Capt. Raymond Moore and Detec- | tive Charles Leaf of the State Po: | lice, Sheriff-Elect’ Frank Irons, | | County Clerk Lynn D. Allen and | Robert C. Miller, chief investigator | for the Proggcutor’s office. Shin and Pride Hurt KEY WEST, Fila. ®—Motorcycle Patrolman Lional Soriano received | . a bruised shin when his motor- : cycle clipped an automobile at a street intersection. 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Secretary General \ \ : se ie 4 - ¥ ‘ » THE PONTIAC FRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 on ‘Committee Holdups | - Of Legislation WASHINGTON @ — Evidently concerned by a threat of a coali- thon roadblock in the Rules Com mittee, House Democratic leaders, are considering a plan to curb that ; committée’s power in the new Congress. When Democrats organize the House Jan. 5. they may propose restoration of the 21-day rule which | was in effect in 18950. This rul® | in practice, Limited to 21 calendar days the time the Rules Conmmit- | tee could hold up bills approved! by regular legislative committees, | At the expiration of the 21-day! ‘period, the chairman of the com- mittee that originally approved the bill could cali it up for a House vote. be — mae eS sonal Crristmas c * * « = The 71-day rule was repealed 1 1951. The Rules Committee now ean block legislation almost indefi nitely — a power it has xercised freely in past years. 1n ation’ S In the new Congress. the Rules _ Committee will be composed of By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS eight Democrats and four Repub- Veal will be on the bargain licans. The Republicans will be counter in many of the nation’s Representatives Allen of [llmois, incl. sities this weekend. Meci Clarence Brown of Ohio. Ellsworth of Oregon and Latham specialists say it's one of the most of New York, the top Republicans reasonable meats, whether you . on the committee in the present buy chops or a roast Congress. Only three of the four Pork loins also will be a Popular Democrats now on the committee feature, down ‘several cents a will be in the new Congress. They pound from a week ago in a good are two Southerners — ‘Represen- number of markets. Some stores tativies Howard Smith of Virginia wil) drop pork chop prices mod- and Colmer of Mississippi—and eraiely, Large numbers of hogs Rep. Madden of Indiana. have gone to market in Chicago ae (in reeent weeks and the consumer | is benefitting | In many areas, stores will be A , beating the gun on Christmas by Plentiful These Days featuring smoked hams and tur- keys. One meat expert comment- CINCINNATI —Alter a $2,000 ed that larger #moked hams—12 bank robbery in Elmwood Place, pounds and over—are quite rea- police broadcast a description of sonable while the smaller & to 12 the getaway car as “a dirty ma- pound sizes are rather high roan car with green license plates. 7 A few minutes later Bud Craven, a Golf.Manor patrolman, saw a Turkeys may cost you more , than “at Thanksgiving, primarily because you ate so many of the birds then that supplies are smalter. There still will he plenty cross an intersection. tor everyene, however. plates He pursued ‘and forted it to stop. | But the driver was released quick-| Lamb is considered reasonable ly: he was the. chief of police at by meat men and some stores will N.H. ‘offer atractive prices on legs of | Later, Bernard Farmer, 33, was lamb and chops. Beef prices arrested in Cincinnati and charged continue firm, but. one large chain with the robbery. plans to feature steaks, prime ribs = ‘and chuck roast in a number of Nehru Has No Reply its outlets. | ; Frying chickens, long among the | Yet From Red China | best buys, show signs this week NEW DELHI An Indian zov- Of edging up in price mous | ernment spokesman said today raisers have started cutting back Communist Chinese Premier Choo. 99 production because prices are En-lai has not yet replied to Prime “8° low. The results of this cut Minister Nehru's communication on back won't show up in higher the American airmen imprisoned | prices until January, however. in Red China. Eggs will be down 2 to 4 cents Nehru messaged Chou early this | a dozen in scattered markets this. week. Reportediy he suggested the weekend, Butter prices wil! be Chinese might find it useful to much the same as a week ago. Produce men think you'd be wise Dag Hammarskjolds’ request for a to buy any of these items this. meeting with Chou on the case week: Potatoés, old crop cabbage ————— | western lettuce, Romaine ‘lettuce Storage Gas Explodes winter squash, turnips beets car BEAUMONT. Tex. w—An ethy!- rots, parsnips, escarole and en ene gas storage well continued to @Y*: burn today after an explosion that Geod vaine also ts available injured 10 men. The well, in Gulf's| in peppers, -big Boston tettuce, Fannett off field. sprang a Jeak green and yellow squash, egg: yesterday and the explosion and’ piant, spinach, sweet potatoes, HOLIDAY PICTURE—The long wait for Santa is a good picture to record for the family album. But it can be posed early ehough to ards from the family, ‘Veal on Bargain Counter “ood Markets Right now. cranberries are a little higher than they were at Thanks giving, but are rated as mode rrate- ly priced. Mobility May Help Church, Group Told DETROIT uw — Lutheran leaders say the American habit of moving around could be to the church's | advantage. This is what 100 delegates to the Lutheran Mobility Conference heard here yesterday. They repre- sent eight) co-operating church groups of the National Lutheran Council The Rev. Dr. E. Eppling Rel- Martz, secretary of the United Latheran Church in America, said pasters should train lay helpers te see to it that new- comers in a community are ac- cepted more readily. “The negafive influences of popu lation mobility may become posi tive if the chur¢hés adjust their ministry to help each Christian disciple to become a Christopher— | a Christ bearer,"’ he —_ a i Christmas Tree Stands... Complete Set of 8 Lights ~ ‘Hope ls Abandoned , | ~ for 3Lostin Flood | civilian’ dockyard workers missing lsince a roaring wall of water |" harled the submarine Talent from the Royal Navy drydeck here and | married De: Braganza, a member lett her wallowing on a mudbank of the former royal family of Por-. \in.the Medway River. | tugal, in New York in May; 1948. Navy divers search throughout’ Mrs | the waterlogged wreck early this Grosse Pointe, said divorce pro- (panne but found no trace of the ceedings have not been. started, | missing men. She added, ‘I refuse to take the * 6° @ matter seriously.” A naval spokesman said it was believed they were swept away when the drydock's floodgate bu: “st Benny Gets Checkup HOLLYWOOD uw Comedian heey a at. Pp gl Jack Benny is in Cedars of. Leb- wrenched the sub from her meoor- | anon .Hospital for a physical | ings and backwashed the undersea | checkup. The hospital said he | craft into the river. prbably would be released to Thirty-one workmen were tater| morrow. He jet his “ammual check, | rescued from atop the hulk. Three YP 8° 18 months this time, were seriously, hurt. Fifty had? ~ Ce up the drydocks steps Swing Kills Girl, 6 to safety as the water ex foes in. en = Dorgan, 6, was strangled yester-_ STILL, WISHING FOR A CAR? day when a rope of the swing she There are many wonderful buys was riding in her back yard broke ' and tangled around her néck. in the Want Adst 4 FOR MEN AND BOYS! Cesy plush “pet” slippers horse, cobbit, kitten er poodle dog. Head . squeaks! Tots’, $479 sizes 4-11 os Sheer, flattering n Jons for her: Dad and boxed, low Rose, biack Embroidered slipper light blue, Sizes 4 to 9. royal or good looking socks for $] 98 the boys Gilt priced! | Merit Shoes @ 43 N. Saginaw se Seyburn, of suburban be ee ee 95° 95¢ Keego Hardware Warehouse Co. . OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 TO 9 a veteran of the Spanish-American War = oe Wer I. Born in Goldsboro , MEXICO CITY —Jose Martiner de le Vege, 47, edifter of Ultimas Noticias the firet ef the two independentiy edited afterncom editions of Exreistor CLEVELAND Louis A Winch 81 «a —- i operater st the Cleveland bu The Associated Press from 1903 wats! ‘hts retirement im 192) - * OPEN EVERY NIGHT "TIL CHRISTMAS e Limes and avocadoes head the list of good™buys in fruits. Others are nearby apples, grapefruits and > oranges and Fimperor grapes Tangerines. a popular Christmas item, came down in price at whole- | sale this week and heavier ship | —_ are expec ted next week fire followed, | eastern onions and greens. | ° | Among vegetables described as | Deaths Last Night moderately priced are cauliflower, | staaumnies ‘ cucumbers, good quality beans, | ASHINGTON (AP) — Adm TI : "7 > ¢ ; Th Washington 89 head of the Navys MCW Crop cabbage and western | Bureau of Navigation from 1919 (o 1923. | celery. 20 Osmun Street | YOU'LL MAKE “HER” CHRISTMAS THE HAPPIEST EVER!. . This with SARADAIRE * NO OUTSIDE VENTS * IMMEDIATE DEL * EASY CREDIT TERMS 1 ree t¢ IVERY @w.ces budget Neea er \ CLAYTON'S 3065 Orchard Loke Rd. a wee ye sell are son FE 2-6506 Wonderful New Ps “Imperial” DRYER = BUY FOR ONLY $965. a Week! FURNITURE end APPLIANCES KEEGO HARBOR o: @ a : tad we Or aici er ae Veli fe z : » p88 ge P i ; IN MEN’S WEAR, WOMEN’S WEAR, WARWICK, RP uw — Maureen | BEST BUY |CHILDREN’S WEAR, TOYS \ GOODMAN’ S IF IT'S A GIFT FROM GOODMAN'S IT’S GOTTA BE GOOD Men's Beautiful Tailored PAJAMAS "jou" $295 A fine gift for ihe man tn the family Assorted patterns and colors Sizes A-B-C-D. Men's 100°, Wool Flanne) |" $LACKS — | Reg. $12.95. $995 | The finest tailored wool flannej ' pant on the market. Ledies’ 100%, Orloa SWEATERS "you" $388 Cardigams and pull-overs Assorted colors, Ladies’ Better DRESSES | $795 | Beautiful styles and colors Manu- Iafents’ 100%, Nylon DRESSES “ow “97° _An ideal gift for the little one in the family. ‘Children’s Shoes $798 Both boys’ and girls’. Some are discontinued patterns of much higher priced shoes. SLIPPERS Reg. $3.95 $2” & teal value in an assortment of differen! setyies and pat- terns Ladies’ House Dresses “Fruit of the Loom” 98 A gorgeous array of colors and tactured to sell for $10.95 LOLS and styles Men's Hunting JACKETS Van Heusen SHIRTS $295 Beautiful assortment of colors and styles. Reg. $16.95 NOW $89 This ts a once In ao life time offer Give him a practical gift for Christmas. yy \ yy ¥ y Boys’ Long Sleeve Boys Dress Pants POLO SHIRTS $295, Reg. $6.95 . Reg. $1.19 67<¢ These are pants cut from fabrics which are used for suits Sizes 100% combed yarn. Beautiful 6-18 Assorted lengths colors. Men's 100%, Orlon SWEATERS $395 Beautiful) combed zephyr yarns. All colors includigg pink Van Husen Ties ' “Gitt Boxed” Reg. 31.50 97< You con't go wrong with one of these fine ties. BLOUSES Reg. $1.95 97 Cc now Expert tailored dlouses with bi-sewing back Full cut Col- ors. Asst. plaids. Gines 32-38. An idea) gift. Ladies’ Nylon Hose 2 Prs. $100 Beautiful 5) gauge. 15 denier nylon hose Limited quantity only, Men's Sheep-Lined House Slippers Reg. $4.95 $298 For real comfort and warmth. An ideal Gift, Christmas Gitt Boxed Towels Reg. 33.98 $295 These are four piece towel sets with gorgeous designs hand painted WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF NOVELTY TOYS AT GREATLY REI CED PRICES... DON’T FORGET YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT GOODMAN'S! OPEN SUNDAYS 520 S. SAGINAW STREET FE 2.2784 ’ ee ee \ i ‘ d : : ‘ ] ' le ‘ F £ j + Mayor Relates Experiences on. Puerto. Rican Jaunt On his. person ke has reminders of two. of them. One is carried carefully among his most impor- tant papers, the other is worn on the lapel of his suitcoat. A - The first is a note from Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower thanking him for several miniature Pon- tiac automobiles he presented to her fer the President's grand- children, * “I know fhat Susan, Anne and David will be thrilled with these wonderful little cars and they will have great fun ing with them,” the First’ Lady e. . He made the presentation dur- ing the conference of mayors} ha called by the President. Even before going to Washing- ton — while attending the Ameri- can Municipal Assn. convention in Philadelphia with other City Com- missin members — he was in- vited to attend the Inter-Ameri- can Congress of Municipalities in Puerto Rico. ; The commissioners gave him the go-ahead and after the Wash- ington conference he flew to San duan as guest of the Puerto Rican government, On his lapel he wears the biue- and-gold emblem given the 400 congress participants, While there, he gave other minia- ture Pontiacs (furnished him by Pontiac Motor Division) to the hostess of the congress, the Hon. Felisa R. de Gautier, San Juan's woman mayor, Other autos were given Ameri- can mayors in Washington and NO MONEY DOWN...UP TO ONE YEAR TO. Diamond Bridal Pair South American mayors and dig- nitaries in San Juan, - While in Puerto Rico, he looked up Col. Salvador T.° Rig, who headed the national championship shooting team, which won its- tile. in Waterford Township last summer. The colonel took him mariin fish. ing in the blue waters of the At- lantic—and the mayor had one hooked. “The others saw it and said it was about 12-feet long and weighed about 350 pounds,” Donaldson says. “I got i within 200 yards of the boat after giving it G00 yards of line when it got away.” Donaldson was nearly responsi- ble for blowing up the million-|-. dollar air liner on which he was returning to the United States wait about 18,000 feet, about a {-hour out of San Juan, I started smelling lighter fluid fumes,” he recalls, “The stewardess came through the plane sniffing, She smelled them too. “She went up and told: the pilot who ordered. everyone to extin- guish all cigarettes and not to light any matches. “Thea I topcoat and remembered I had shoved a can of fluid in my pocket after forgetting te pack it in my bag.” He hung up the fluid-drenched cat and put the top tightly on the fluid can, wondering how close he had come to causing another “mysterious” - airplane explosion. By the time the Roman Empire reached its zenith, battering rams were cnormous weapons. One of ithe largest of these required 300 oxen to transport and 1500 men to swing it against assaulted walls. ."_\_ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 JUST LIKE TUE REAL BQUIPMENT—twin dhwls have two | bridge change trom red to geen automaticaly, Twin-motor diesel motors, built-in . They come in choice of Santa Fe, New York | ‘at bottom has headlights at both ends, is blueprint replica of newest Central or Sons Railroad colors. ‘Silver Range” Vista Dome | model. Heavy dut car loads cca thirpai ‘cargo. Watchman in pullman is just like crack new cross-country trains. Traffic lights oo | switch tower rum downataire with Junior Trainmen Can Assemble Complete Rail Line Come Christmas morning, more Cowen came up with his first top passenger depot, and one new train. | model with automatic talking de- | But each year x trend gets | Vices is a triumph of Imitation. It stronger, and this one is no ex- | you want the train to stop at the! Crates move one at a time, as” | ception. Every type of railroad | station, you press a remote control. | f@*t as yea press the button. equipment, from rolling | When the train vies a | Realistic, too, are the water tow- nm through trestles, Ee valls © ic = path per vie paral new — i a and other sounds of | ere) Berne have meewarle wees degrees of modeling pleasure. —s arrival and departure are heard | j which lower over the engine ten- in charge of worry and cleanup. | For the boy or girl who already | from within the stanon, When, der. Others have rising bubbles to | os oe ee pies —— | has plenty of cars and track, there | its trip automatically. | painted-.in green-and-white check istic than ever before in model are such things as scale-sized tres-| freight. One type has two tiny | erboard patterns. world history. You probably heard ties, with simpulated girder con-| There also are stations for; One new operating barrel car into a boxcar. mode! electric trains will be high- The trainman lowers a chute balling through American living rooms than real trains on actual railroads. Junior will be the engineer, Pop the conductor, and Mom — well, Mom will be the maintenance crew | that last year, too, and maybe the | struction. Or fancy remote control redcaps who run in and out of a has barrels which move up the car field troops were dazed. by the | ounce For thé trend to devices which switch cars, lower lighted. station on tiny baggage to the feet of a tiny trainman, then | might of the .Nazi attack, And the. | Belgian people, who have \the least |ing—this lesson that as a people to underestimate the we often forget so easily. . year before, miniature ism has been going gates and regulate trajnec signals. | cars. Another has two miniature | roll out to a roadside bin—all by on since 1900, when Joshua Lionel | A railroad, of _course, needs ai | wortanem who feed small crates Temote control. 12-Diamond Ensemble REMINGTON Monge CONTOUR 6 DELUXE 2 | | $29” 15” 45 NYol bat SAGINAW STREET $1.00 WEEKLY ai awa vem 125” A thrilling gift! 3 sparkling dio- monds in each 14k gold ring. into the bexcar’s door, and the | | Hal Boyle Says: ) nn ee Fa aia ii ‘ TWENTY-FIVE _ Underestimating Enemy Can Lead Only to Disaster NEW YORK u — A nation that ‘fails to remember in, peace the les- sons it learns in war runs the risk if sudden oblivion, This would be a good time for | ‘every American soldier and civil- jian—and every schoolchild, too~- times the following sentence: “I won't be afraid of the other. guy, but I'll never underestimate | him either.” versary of the foggy morning when Adolf Hitler sprung a Ger- Looking back now, the frighten- ing thing about the Battle of the Bulge is that the Germans achieved almost as complete a tactical sur- prise as the Japanese had three years before in their war-opening. bombing of our bases in Hawaii. The bitter lesson of Pearl Harbor — “Never low-rate your enemy'’—had been almost forget- ‘ten, certainly by the people at home and probably even by some | of the top brass, . Final victory seemed so pear in Europe. The Nazis, suffering terrible attrition on- evefy battte- frent,.. appeared | crumbling point. Then Hither’ s legions struck, and | ‘sounds cease, the train resumes) ‘simulate flowing water, and are his waves ‘of Panzers crashed |to laugh at other fellow's ignor- He may just be playing | through the thin, stretched. out | | U. S. line as if were an eggshell. Even our most vettran battle- ‘reason ‘to get a tablet and write in it 100. A decade ago today the alien | free world awoke te the value | of this lesson with a shocked | | @ismay.- This ts the tenth anni- close te the | Istrength of Gouna wer numbed A nightmare quality of unrealit; ; hung over the entire situation. “Where did the Germans man age to get all those troops and al , those tanks?” No one knew. After the war it - was learned Wither had secretely been planning the countereffen- — sive for months, had drained other battiefronts to flesh it with muscle and steel and cover it with the Laftwaffe's wings, « The thing is: He -had been able ‘to do the unexpected. He didn’! jwin the Battle of the Bluge, but \he threw a mighty scare into the Allies.” He left sad memoriees in many American homes, and would have left a lot more if the luck of the battlefield had gone more in his favor. Remember how many people jerred at Hitler's bombastic prom- ists he would unleash secret new rocket, the jet plane. And he had more planned. Remember after the war the. jokes about the supposedly ihe- chanically How they could bujld great forget to planes—except > they | build the engines? But they produced a fine fighter ‘plane in Korea, and came up fast with the atom and hydrogen bomb. 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Bottom row, left to right: a visor elip-on thermos bottles, cups and food compartment; vent i for non-valuable, glasses, notes; key ring with car | window thermometer; and light-weight cap. | insignia and driver's name; a neat -back cooler and | Quilted, chenille, cotton and nylon, practical in “full length and duster sstyle. on ee — — ——} a . No Crash Expected This Time ‘ \Greater. Miami Enjoying New Boom, |Without Frenzied Speculation of ‘20s MIAMI, Fla. @—Greater Miami, passed the 700,000 mark this fall; syivania and Georgia are among : scene of boom and bust nearly rand kept on rising. That figure| he Dig contributors. | KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya () | 30 years ago, is booming again at} 14, the estimate of the Florida 7 ¢ : —The Federation of Malaya will| the rate of’about e thousand 0% | power and Light Co., based on| | And why are they coming? Dr. | time, the experts say, there won't| careful surveys aimed at insuring aan iagpanlanaass prbaeplread | Federal Legislative council next Hs adequate electricity for the area. | "ove, Tare Unlike the frenzied land specu-| The company’s statisticians have = This great migration to Miami cure that everyone eligible is| lation of the ‘20s, this Is a build-|Sdvised the firm to plan for one |i, part of a worldwide movement home was in South oe ) Lounge Pajamas $ + Sia Two - piece © luxury, registered. ers’ boom. They are building and| Million in 1960. to take advantage of what we In far. flung sectors where there | **lling new houses by the thous-, That's a big jump from the 1.681 night call ‘amenity of climate.’ lounge set. Quilted ' are no roads, election information | *"4- inhabitants of Miarni in 1900, Translated into everyday language, | j i teams * * ® In neighboring Broward County, | that means a lot of people are | are walking from village, 1 wasn't like that in the great| Fort Lauderdale has jumped from) ,.oxing warm winters and sun- | to village. They carry leaflets, | riorida land rush which ended 2,065 in 1920 to an estimated 57,000 shine. J | 2 posters and pamphlets and when- | with 9 crash in 1926. Then Miami|in 1954, Nearby towns have had | ever they run out, parcels of sup-| was overrun by get - rich - quick | Similarly spectacular gains. - GOWN 4 5 piles are dropped by parachute racers. A single piece of real es a Yule Cards Continue S : on prearranged targets. tate might change hands several; Here jis what those increases samc atyi lavishly ‘ . Airplanes also scatter tens of times in a day, each time at a! mean to builders: From 1946 until a Girl 4 Succumbs Swamen aun in: $ 99 : § thousands of leaflets in the more | gcyrocketing price. Shoestring in-| June. 1954, 94,871 one and two-| SUIM, | wel al tailored with built densely populated vestments pyramided into paper| family dwelling units were built ulders. White and NEW ‘CASTLE, Pa. @®—Christ- | apartment units and 13,095 hotel ™as cards kept arriving today for ohn fortunes in a few weeks, only to} in Dade County, along with 34,715 vanish when the crash came. | i For the Holidays! “Miami boom” is something of the city itself was throttled years ago when satellite suburbs formed ta | their own municipalities. Today there are 22 of them forming a wridgs| “Greater Miamf” The growth ts 'and motel rooms. a misnomer for the prodigous | present-day growth. Expansion of Housing fof vacationists has kept pace on famed Miami Beach. Since World War II, 59 new hotels have opened, That is more, the beach folk say, than were built in all the rest of the country. Today Miamj Beach has 375 hotels with | over 28,000 rooms, and more than 20,000 apartment units. a 44-year-old girl who never will | see them Susan Haufler died last night ot { cancer. Death came little more than 24 hours after Susan was to have been | a guest at a Christmas party ar- ranged by her family and friends, who knew she might not live until | Christmas, But she was too ill to, DRESSES PAJAMAS Embroidery trim or mandarin styles in ray- ons or cotton butcher Where are all these people com- attend. | other communities are growing ing trom? Roughly, they’re.com- Since ~ Susan's plight became ing from the ‘entire easter half of generally known less than two_ the United States. New York, weeks ago 6,200 cards have been Greater Miami's population | Ohio, New Jersey, Michigan, Penn- ‘received from all over America. | ate cy $7 Inviting ... {s our special prececeega of party-pretty dresses and crisp aka. Fee Flat- tering slim or bouffant skirts, new necklines. Sizes for misses, juniors ind women’s half sizes. First quality. ; nation- 4 ] advertised ! ~ bed pre . 15 ao nee for $1.65 a pair. € Box of Three 14 | Pair for $2.50 pair ' OPEN — EVERY NIGHT ye LEY | wi Nt i. ; "TIL Aten! , CHRISTMAS CHILDREN’S ‘DEPARTMENT DRESSES $499 na $99 Nylon Party fashions with pinafore treatment and many others including polished cottons. Colorful selection. BLOUSES Christmas gift selection of dress- up or tailored blouses. White and colors. Cotton or rayon, nylons. All sleeve lengths. sy” and 3-Speed Phonograph ep? 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He said this could come about “a power vacuum or an indication of weakness,” and " it might be the Soviets themselves - or action through Red China. He added in a talk sponsored by _ the American Bureau for Medical Aid for Free China that he expect- : ed ‘‘great pressure’’ in 1955 to get clr gilr yer parse ameamany tige to Russia ja es of Oe world and then ‘‘all of Asia will go down.” \ Check on Child's Needs : Before Buying a Bicycle ‘coffee. Authorities said he was | Sheriff Replaces Wife Youth Shoots Mother WAR, W.Va. ® — Raymond Ritchie. 17, was guarding a mine against prowlers when someone suddenly opened the door of his shanty. He fired a shotgun blast. Moments later he discovered he had killed his mother, Mrs. Oscar Bolen, who had come to bring him being held on a murder charge. OGALLALA, Neb. & — Sheriff | Boyd Harris of Keith County is going to take over his wife’s job as deputy sheriff. The newly elect- ed sheriff, Wayne Elliott, said to- deputy when he takes office Jan. 8. | Mrs. Harris has been serving as read the Business Opportunities her husband's deputy since No. 1. | ads in Classified i Hat f pM mee 3 5 a it Robe Harrison £. Hanson, 9 THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. DECEABER 16, 1954 Recent Bews . William N. Carroll, Bir ingham Robert E. Orona, 300 Pourt Charles G. Schmidt. Ortonville” Byeso8 Eft! euEe 4 8 tt Aer D. fag tt, Willers = Swick, 305 Tower uckman, Jeorge P. Detkowski, Rochester - rile T. Ganch, je Cherryiewa 310 Haseimary st. es iad Bt 1095 Fool kK A) | emmy STORES My ’ ceramic | (Give Him a Schick “20 DRUG “ASH TRAYS ELECTRIC SHAVER Treat him to the ] 6” finest gift of oll # “We Give Holdens $29.50 Remington Razor .. 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A man’s fragrance! for your Man of Distinc-|lotion) tion! __THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DEC yy SANTA = MARS KING By Lucrece Hudgins Beale Needs Revising Chapter 12 PACKING UP FOR MARS The Mars King peered at-Santa through his glasses. : “Do you mean we really could take spectacles and space sults and toys to Mars?” - “Why not?” smiled Santa. “My reindeer can cover the whole Earth in one night. It should not take them: much. longer than that to fly to Mars.” “Think of it!’ cried the King A “Qh, what a difference thése won- 4 derful things will make to the kings 4 and the’ ehildren of Mars. When ss will we start?” 4 “Right now!” Santa ordered the elves to fill a a bag with space and smalj ones to fit both big and little kings. pails and al! th toys that children ai] over the “world play with. _ * ¢ 8 These bags were very heavy and you can imagine. But ' very special F a8 EF i 8 “4 it TEE i z j f it Fi i 2 = all | rt Ei ia z j i Pa & Majesty climbed in behind. Long-View Griffin Plan Criticized for Narrow, | Circular Streets | CANBERRA (UP) — | of the geographical layout of Aus- tralia’s capital city was voiced in | the House of Parliament during a | debate on Capital Territory budget Australia Capital et yellow, sky blue, Santa, bey and _— Coloring suggestion: Reindeer brown, flying saucer and sicigh Mars King as usual. > his shoulder he carried still a fourth bag. It was enormous and of the strangest shape! “What ig that?’ asked Tom. “Secret,” replied Santa. winked. Santa cracked his whip in the “A flying saucer!" cried Tom. Majesty leaned far out of the sleigh. “Oh, poor king, poor king.” he moaned. ‘If only we could get him down!" he began to call out in his own Mars language. “Have cour- age, King of Mars! We will find a way to rescue you!" and twirling and casting off sparks, ‘Dear me,” signed Majesty. ‘I, climbed in. Over|am sure that was a cdéusin of an insect that defoliates trees. | straight line. He mine. I could tell by the way he zig-zagged. He never could walk a Poor cousin!”’ | Cousin or pot, the flying saucer | was coming back and now an | awful thing happened. The rein- turne@ around and headed straight for home. * Santa cracked his whip. He The reindeer were through. As long as a flying ‘saucer re- mained in the sky they could never fly again. Back to the stable they went to hang their heads in their stalls. The King and Tom and Santa sat jn the sleigh and stared at Santa’s bulging bags and wondered what on earth to do next. (Tomorrow: A Space Ship) government. . ‘| Featuring adjoining circles within circles, Canberra hae | deer were frightened again, | requirements. . “World - famous for its long-range outlook, the master plan for Can- berra was designed by the Idte Burley Griffin, Chicago architect, who won an international compe- tition sponsored bythe Australian grown up, according to the plan, in three major housing and busi- ness areas, with the federal gov- ernment bulidings grouped be- tween them. : Until now the Griffin plan has been treated as “holy writ” and no one has been game to inferfere MANTEL DISPLAY—Christmas tree balls, paper EMBER 16, 1054 4 é ribbon, cut-outs, candle pattern make a beautiful mantel display. The coffee table centerpiece is a matter of tinsel, tree ornaments, imagination. built up which was unaware of life with it, H. B. 8. Gullett, member requirements of a modern city. He pomted out that with the | population of 40,000 or 50,000 en) visaged for Canberra in a few | years, it would be impossible to |keep traffic flowing through the | narrow winding streets. Gullett al- | so attacked the regulations limiting ' building heights. | “I'd like to see a few tall build- jings also,” he said. ‘There is a ‘and style.’ | HH. A. Leslie, member of West- | ern Australia, criticized Canberra | as breeding a race of people | “aloof and exclusive from the | turmoil outside.” | No {ndustries or factories are. ‘allowed in Canberra at present, | and Leslie maintained that a class of government servants was being | Outside the national capital. ‘from Melbourne, said, but it was | Canberra, like Washington, D. C. quite incapable of coping with the is administered by the nation’s fed- /eral government. Like the Ameri- “There should be a few main Can capital, it was established in roads instead of all this running ® Special territory exclusively for around in circles,” Gullett said. | the purpose of housing the gov- |ernment. It, too, is plan is straining leaps and bounds as government services increase, and the Griffin at the seams. THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS use Classified ads to solve every. |day problems. They sell, rent, growing by swap, hire! Call FE 2-8181. ith a Normatons MAL-Transistor’ HEARING AID The light zoomed past humming | Fight Fire With Fire NEW HAVEN, Conn. ® — The! Connecticut Agricultural Experi- ment Station cheerfully agrees. with complaining housewives that | the fly population is bigger. 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(He should know . . . does his Christmas shopping at Myer’s). “Oh, that’s an easy one,” Santa chuckled. “You see, along about Christmas I'm what you might call . . . rushed. So | have to choose a gift store that | can believe in: One-stop shopping, you know. No time to wander around pd v “from Myer’s Mean More? |. from store to crowded store.” : . But why Myer’s, we wanted to know. - 7 - “ a“ rr) . P - “ : cr: . . A little beauty. Finest in “ A wonderful collection to ¢ Well, Santa continued in his most merry Christmas voice, ‘‘at Myer’s 1 50 lighters. Evervone appre. eee ee : know I'll get the very best . . . and at very reasonable prices. And | can fill my $1.00 WESKLY $17 ciates a Ronson. - © = men and women. Select By whole pack from their huge selections of wonderful gifts... . so many things : ” $1.00 DOWN $1712 yours for a gift . . today. $1.00 DOWN you can’t get at other stores . . . in jewelry, luggage . . .” $1.00 WEEKLY Santa paused and laughed his jolly laugh. “But you know how much a gift from Myer'’s means. Why am | telling you?” Yes, we do know... but do you? If you're not already one of the many wise Myer’s buyers, here are some of the items you can choose from for gifts-that are sure to please: f COSTUME JEWELRY * i DIAMONDS WATCHES _ SG “= Myers’ * aa ig inayat ei ene HoLLewARE | THE STORE wi | CLOCKS * « CAMERAS * MEN’S JEWELRY : FREE PARKING : . ’ | : * ‘CIGARETTE MIE, SMI TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER BILLFOLDS * PENS and PENCILS * ELECTRIC SHAVERS Your Choice * . : 29" ELECTRICAL | APPLIANCES “ $3.00 DOWN = DIAMOND ONYX RINGS $1.00 WEEKLY rn act RADIOS * PHONOGRAPHS : pe % RHINESTONE SCATTER PINS ; | LUGGAGE $ Choose from our large TRE MAGIC 5 E> 5 ] selection of the latest - styles. * “DIAMOND EARRINGS - CHINA site Wann $3Q35 , = ro) i] if * __ = GLASSWARE | n | - fy TEL-HURON A wonderful opportunity to save. Accurate, dependable watches greatly reduced for ; © Christmas. $1.75 DOWN $1.00 WEEKLY PLUS MANY EXCLUSIVE LITTLE GIFTS FROM OUR SPECIAL GIFT DEPARTMENT | Shop at M YER'S EVERY NI GH T till a Me 2 . & on 7: Pe a # & = rt THIRTY | a 4 * | Viet to, len = gocf “1:= THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1054 ‘ : : 4 C r wane —— ~ 4 ‘Alcatraz Light Has Longer History Than Penitentiary searchlight scanning the bay “ > | The light flashes briefly once | he seeing rotating 7 . a "gs, every five seconds from atop a/| swirling currents for the convict | 214foot tower. This accounts for | who jBer tao powerful light which has | Prosches ‘ mystified timnes older in fact. One hundred years ago month the 100,000-candlepower from the illusion that ‘it is a searchlight | — : ca _ | illuminating the island and its ap- | | after remaining unmolested three-— this | Marters of a century after its dis- | covery, | The light had been furnishing — neatly 60 years when the fort became « disciplinary barracks around the ture of the century. The light was 8) years old when the justice department took over from-the Army in 1934 and estab- lished on the barren rock the only maximum security penitentiary in the federal penal system. Today's keeper is Edward H. 136 Vaters of 695 Elect Mayor and City Officials MOUNT PLEASANT, S.-C, @— election here to re-elect unopposed Mayor. Francis F. Coleman to his | fifth term, along with, six couneil- | men and the waterworks commis- Thirty-six voters out of 695 regis- Ke tered went to the polls in a town Thief Stocks Larder, meet ple, & carton of cigarettes and a can of frozen strawberries. | Hawaii for Homeland : Store manager Victor Pozzi who Kenna, 45, was dérested for walk. | "eported the theft said the cash. in | the till was untouched, . j | Kenna told police it was “all chickens, a leaf of bread, @ beef /like a‘dream.” HONOLULU @ — Thousaitds of Filipino nationals are leaving the Hawaiian Islands to return to their Mariy Filipinos Leaving |= Honalulu, suid i, hs re more homeland, a survey Emile D. Bejane, Peltippine con- | mine at Lead, S. D. , Schneider, 56, of Oakland, Calif., | sioner. who has had the job since 1931 and | a | don't-know whether you would ond . . wants to stay on until his retire-| call this a; vote of confidence,” San Francisco visitors; Michael Cassin was Alcatraz) Wo 4 civil service employe, big, | Coleman commented, ‘‘but at least and greeted its natiyes nightly for | Lights first keeper back in 1854. : #0 long is much older than the | He was also dne of the earliest in- { federal prison: that gives.the name | habitants of the island, which be- | Alcatraz its familiar ring — five came an Army fort that same year | jovial Schneider plays Santa Claus | they made it legal.” each year for the children of the) 40 families that live on the island. eco His assistants are two coast, Carols on R rds guardsmen, James N.,Dustan, an; Do you like carols? There are the: engineman, and John H. Wienert, lots of good records of a seaman. They live with their | you're not much on singing. 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At @ news conference yesterday, Benson said study Wextd be giv both to direct sales of such com- modities: to-lren Curtain countries | gand to trade with “third party” nations which might sell to the, Soviet Union. “My feeling is that we should jf be willing to trade with Iron Cur. tain countries so long as the trade ts in our favor, whether it he batter | | or aftything else,’ Benson said, | adding: “We are considering some sales | — . to countries which may, in turn sell to Iron Curtain eountries."’ In any event, the agriculture sec- retary said; it was difficult to ‘‘po lice” gales of American goods to' nations which might. tesell to, # -Russia, Benson also said he was giving “serious consideration” to revising the entire farm parity formula. Under “rigid” supporf, farm in- come was pegged by the goverm ment at 90 per cent of parity, Now. some products get less than 90 per cent—depending on current conditions affecting a particular | product. cheerfulness and warmth. “With the holiday season comes an array of gifts ‘\for the home that are bound to mee its iS the Christmas dinner table, This sterling silver gaily colored glasses and din candelabra duet (upper left) is an elegant addition leaf design (lower left). te any table. A roaster‘oven, for all-purpose cooking, sa =F i vee TS onggee., family that likes frequent eoffee-times. To dress §& there’s this set of nperware with a pretty is mobile dishwasher | flower center) is a space- dave: Another practical is a we are aid. This brand-new automatic | gift is this pretty ceramic clock patterned by a coffee maker For Better Living Throughout Year Says Michiganders Ignorant of History LANSING # — Michigan resi- dents have an “ lack of knowledge” about the history and character of their state. That's the opinion of Merrill Graham of Concord, sales training expert and service clyb leader who spoke yesterday at the meet- ing of an organizing committee to form a Michigan Week council | (upper right) is just the gift for the famous dinnerware designet (lower right). ‘Entire. Family Enjoys Gitts for Home § During the Christmas season, mous for home entertaining. you a red translucent center which | & more than any other time, the can give your tables a brand-new glows when the roaster-oven is in look with the purchase of a budget- | | operation. : family derives tremendous pleas- ure in being together. , With the holiday spirit of good | will and cheer, comes the delight- ful activities the whole family shares — trimming the Christmas | ing eggnog and wrapping presents. The bome itself radiates a cer- tree, hanging holly wreaths, mak- | priced, handsomely designed 16- | piece starter set. Owe designer has introduced a new way of decorating dinner-. ware. He decorates only the plates, saucers and platters of his set. These pieces are in solid white, | It can roast a 14-pound turkey, \@r @ one-dish meal of stew or |} goulash for as many as 50 per- po | div Ee at one time. You can also bake six in- pies or two eight-inch The roaster- /oven comtes with accessories that of service clubs. Graham was| ‘ain warmth. And it's at this time. the decorations feature pretty col-_ elected chairman of the ‘counct},' that you think of buying gifts to! 9... onal, cedar green, chartreuse, but other members named, “There certainly is a lack of the booster spirit in Michigan, Graham | said. ‘‘We've got something to brag about and we ought to get or- ganized to brag about it.’ Graham said jess.than one-third | of the state's residents had ever been north of a line between Bay City and Muskegon. He assailed lack ofsemphasis on Michigan his- tory in the state's schools, and general ignorance of the state's economtic importance. were not enhance it further. . Since coffee-time is a frequent ~ and happy time for your whole family, there’s a brand-new au- tomatic coffee maker you will | welcome. curry and black chutney. The cups, bowls and serving pieces are ih solid colors, ; For even- lovelier holiday tables (provided, of course, your budget can take it), there's an elegant This new cates maker features, candelabra duet of sterling stiver. among other things, a no- : 3 REELS About Our Ogly mounts ° 1” 6) ZF] levers tevin, 120 s Splicer, Viewer . | an et Binoculars Bright VIEWMASTER German-Made CLEAR Aad 4-Power $ 4” ROCKET AUTOMATIC CHANGER 300 W. 3 WAYS | Lor ow sa ee TO BUY: sence | oS Fash $05 cot tore Films... . $ 2.38 Reg. $59.50 CHARGE bec -... $141 g 50 No Interest $ $15 95 4A™ | vavaway | anes, $9787 lee - §CREENS Glass Beaded 30x40 Tripod Stand $795 © 300 Slides Reg. $3.25 1" ~ SLIDE FILES SPECIAL LOW FROM NOW ’TIL CHRISTMAS PRICES ON ALL FILMS MARK DAVIS CAMERA 83 North, Saginaw Street v fe ART Phone FE 4-4343 fy fs fs fs f ri é ahaha sin ee (EP ia cen niin cbesonovetognt cas tire a i a _THIRTY-TWO rf ‘THEAPONTIAC prkss, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 1954. ee ‘Keep the Pretties Under Cover % Paper Is Perfect for Most-women derive a wonderful . satisfaction from setting a splen- did table. For... no, matter how in- “hibited her housekeeping or dec- oration is, because of children, she can feel real pride in a table set with the best cloth, gleaming glassware and freshly - polished silverware. It is the place, most women let their desire for ele- gance cut loose - And this.ts the way the ta. ble should look for’a family Christmas dinner or for a small dinner party. But a woman is only being fool- ish and opening the gates to frus- tration if she lays everything out just for a childrn’s party, or a New Year's open house or a buffet. Good sense need not wear a dreary Mother Hubbard, however. For the children’s party, paper cloth, plates and cups are sound ice — and if they're gaily decorated, kids like them better, anyway. American Cyanimid’s Melostrength tablecloth can be chucked out when the last tot has gone home, but it doesn’t reduce itself to a pulp if something is spilled on it. Lity Tulip Cups, for hot or | cold drinks, come im a fine variety = colors and patterns, with ad paper napkin per child, for they vanish underfoot. products for adult enter- want to buy or borrow thick or paper cups are easily kicked | or brushed over. For buffet entertaining, let the | _is the answer: are a help, too, but you | i | EASY CLEAN UP—The kids’ party can get to be messy. Paper fable cover, cups, plates, napkins. One new paper keeps its strength even after spilled soda and mop-up operation. Reserve of table ware, napery is always used. and glasses tell your story. A too- -fancy centerpiece will suffer on- a buffet table or shelf, Candles, 'a tiny tree with a heavy base, a | favorite — or vase will do the trick. Keep in cain that every item you can throw out rather than t plastic cups for punch, | wash will make the party seem much more enjoyable to you. About 8 per cent of men and 1| Concert Pianist Dies ‘LONG BEACH, Calif. has claimed Maurice Eisner tired concert pianist who appeared as soloist with the Minneapolis re- Symphbny Orchestra and as ac: companist for Fritz Kreisler, Mme. Schumann-Heink and other artists. Eisner, 14, died Tuesday. He had chaos commasee of casseoles, Plates | per cent of women are color blind. | lived here since 1926. Carpets... That Can Be Installed Before Christmas! Bold Modern Scroll Design ALL WOOL A two-level round wires weave that assures you a long wearing carpet F™ } +. plus an attractive EN scroll design that will add a distinctive charm to your home. See this#& modern carpet that is so attractviely priced at | $19" Beige and Grey ' MECHANICS - ag ee eC Dk A OPEN EVERY NIGHT ’TIL CHRISTMAS Pontiac's Oldest Locally Owned and Operated Floor Covering Firm! 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No _ charges have been filed. * ‘Admits Dating Wife “Children’s; s; Party of Murdered Man Lee Baines, 37- told police last - DENVER #® — Chavez, 54, disappeared Dec. we joensen pagel Blind Child‘Can | Fiver here Tuesday. An autopsy ‘See Yule Lights © Atter Operation | showed he died of ne died of strangulation. | Texas Bunnies Boosting | BALTIMORE & — Ten-year-old Demand for Opera Hats | | Jane’ Irving, of Winter Park, Fla. chat cuts Sat tox ade, teey ad a bee toi mitted today they had little hope | seven years ago as result of selling it. | serious infection in infancy. Magician L..0. Gunn, a former | a a could Californian, bought it, however, about teil night from ‘with the following statement: “In mother. Mrs. Muriel 27 years as a magician, these Tex-| when the Lions Club as rabbits are the first to eat lin-| Park financed her xo wifl be able to see the color and | Doclrs fn Hopkina’ Wilmer Ci my ear for» slp,” « i4sear-ld ; ie determined she “had no useful | girl who hadn't driven before ac- whe to ether, eye" Sat Gecided cepted the offer and wound up- to perform corneal transplants to ‘against a pole. She suffesed only try to improve her sight. | ethbarrassment but not as much as a The her boy friend—he had to confess operations - haVe been gy it Wasn't his car. and Jane is seeing better than ™ i YOU HAD A NECK aS LONG AS THiS «FELLOW —— ings out of my hats.” __ Hopkins Hospital here. =a ~ uw—Death | $ Ad SO AA 20 kN RR Se ARR A SSE ABA si CM A ALAM IM BAPE HO MENGE RES SUE I: Buy All Your Christmas Gifts. : GOODYEAR’S 4-STAR CREDIT PLAN. Reduced to 92 A Train-Load of TOY TRAIN VALUES Electric Trains As Low as And FEATURING a BARGAIN Piece Famous Make Train Set Drastically Includes All Track and Accessories 3-Speed Record Player Gilt Priced 21” 5’ Speaker. Plays all sizes. Powerful amplified Alwindo” 7 98 MERCURY “FRI-WELL” Deep Fryer Only... Christmas Priced 99” American Flyer Accessories and Transformers REDUCED ONLY *] 0” FLOOR SAMPLE Symphonic, Fully Automatic 3-Speed Record Player -© Toy Trucks © Cowboy Guns and Holster Sets © Games and Puzzles of All Kinds | a Was $69.95 10 0 25% |= =" 4 to : 0 Goodyear's Exclusive | Do aa Mixer | r TOYS and GAMES | "S30 Make GOODYEAR Your Toy Headquarters! © Gilbert Chemist Sets © Tinkerloy | inciudes Juncer ond 2 stain less steel bowls we FLOOR SAMPLE 8-Light Indoor CHRISTMAS LIGHTS and f A Complete Supply of NOMA Quelity Products 7-Light Outdoor Set ..... Electric Wreaths ... PAY AS LITTLE AS 51.25 a Week Record Player Symphonic 3-Speed ~~ DECORATIONS | anced § = $ 95 toe 27 Set ......... $1.35 _.$3.49| ARVIN “FAVORITE” 99c RADIO Gitt $ 2° 17” ADMIRAL See Only $5 oa LOoOoD "YEAR TIMES Watch Your Christmas Program on a GIFT PRICED TABLE MODEL TV This Set Can Be Yours in Time for Christmas! Down Delivers Priced at Available in many beauti- ful colors Christmas Special 24” Motorola TV Trade-in Allowance for Your Old Set . Regardless of $ 1 a) | Condition! This set is new and carries full one year’s guar- antee on picture. 90 days on small parts. - USE YOUR CREDIT FOR CHRISTMAS Famous Apex Washer $5 Down Delivers $125 a Week Payments 9 ib. copecity, ond full size wringer. a we LARGE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD WASHER! SAVE UP TO 50% ON THE COST OF FAMOUS SUBURBANITE TRACTION Get SUBURBANITE New Treads KEMCO Fully Automatic TOASTER Marked s] 2» Down te A $19.95 Value by GOODFYEAR As st low ~ As © 8 @ Up te 91% mere “Stert Ability” 6 Up to 39% more “Step Ability” @ Quieter operation on dry reeds FLOOR SAMPLE MOTOROLA TABLE RADIO “we 19” reuse oO as ea fos wk x. = <3 = 7 FESS i at f i = eo . : j > | 1 \ + Z i ye Vat - ee : : i . Se } ; ; } i ; \ : ’ ry : . \ r . ed “. ¥ ; i Z \ 1 } a ae 1 . i oe : . . a, 4 : : $0. Sf, - . 2, . 2 hs : = y oe . = I oe ae ke Pe | § eee | : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 | + ‘Santa All Ready aa ies a ieee 7 ear Rn Tet : she A Fi j : * id : | a i : | w tat ete, As to oe oe | BFitain “Mumbles..DOwn’ vereor wm warnatan ~ for Ailing Child ‘|Words Too Long to Say |i ws moe cua of time to become unbung, F whole thing would . : aa . St. Nick Standing By ai ai Gans poe ae By EDDY GUMORE mouthful and they mumbled it| om te Fond Motor Co. ‘Our Ad on Page 52 9 - in Case Tc , the jury box, a new prosecutor) LONDON @® — The name is| down.” Se Se Sees | of Today's . f in Tot Weakens a old Sa ~ | spelled Cholmondeley, but it’s pro- of $25 for eagh of Ford's. nearly : same m, The marquess was a voluntary Baels Pontiac Press! . Before Yule owe gg tigeone dh one- of those |" Taid warden during the war mryselntey © past pngrear tia ‘ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (INS) — : Auto Mishaps Down inconsistencies abdut a land which |4nd one night, during a heavy) | oo | a tie re-equi BACKENSTOSE Santa Claus is standing by in Bir- A also has a place called Belvoir| blite on London's East End, he BOOK STORE — mingham today, ready to visit a F 1953 Fi and pronounced Beaver. showed up down there and offered | Ping and re-housing of 45 health, wk fatally tte girt im case. her rom rigure = se the name lio be welfare and recreation agencies | | | Christmas. ore Traffic accidents here up to Dec. | several of them, in fact. The “What your name, ducks?” A The parents of blonde, playful 1 are reported lower than for a | tent head of the family fe the fifth | asked a Cockney itt at a regis _ , - a. ~3-year-old Marie Loggins haven _| similar peried last year, according commary Lerd Great po Conc tering in place. and ies i. ; * : ete’ és ! given - up hope Jor her recovery, ; sg ; }to Pontiac Police traffic and acci-| lain of England. it — aan os R H A MILLER ‘ = ae ae oe a : . dent bureau. : * *¢ e , startled me girl behind the desk. She ; NCES 4 : 4 : her Chri tmas just i FAMILY GIFT—Spices in nice bottles with hand-lettered labels wiz), -29 accidents in November,| “Ove of his‘ sons is. Lord John/ and others at the first aid stations Optometrist . a: t etmas just in case. . make a charming gift from one family to another. Bottles can be | ¢.. present total is 1,178, as com-|Cholmondeley, 34, educated at | Viewed him with extreme suspicion i Marie is suffering from a brain | packed in a basket or sent with a home-made shelf. pared with 1.241 in the 11-month Eton and Cambridge. the rest of the night. 7 North Sa in St t i 4 a Doctors operated on her OT | period in 1988 Sy “I hope yeu won't mind a pbr-| Then. there was the stay Lord ; ginaw eae ' dune 17, but they discovered Bob Considine Says: | Five deaths due to auto acci- sonal question,” I asked, ‘‘but Cholmondeley -did in the West In- ; . ‘ald bor 6 Lenin St can ite. dent have occurred se far, com- | 40n’t you encounter considerable | dies a8 a lieutenant in the navy Phone FE 4-6842 i A. E. Loggins, that she probably pared with seven the previous pry tty) - Sere ee en ee ae ee eee, ee a sari SM A hse Ss Se ee ee oe ae : a ret fos ce 4 ? oes . , : ie j is : ‘ ee. a ‘ : ‘ ¥ : : vl & : : oe 5 hd f : , PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1054 Ex-Nazi Gi Jains Guard _ Doce apn fn a FT. BRAGG, N. C. ®—Wolfgang wewrepthiaie - THE ee ghee a a) a a Hi if tl : ie get fe’ ti af i " 9 ibe di IH i Hyer! it fir Needlework Sure to Please Teenagers lives in the kitchen and is noted | “lantern” pants, trimmed with black velvet ribbon and rhinestone buttons (right). A fancy “jeweled” vest (lower left) is made from a basic vest pattern using inexpensive gold-sprayed material. The motif | is cut from felt fragments and decorated with ‘variously-colored glass buttons for a sparkling effect. A conversation-piece apron is this— a |one (lower center) made of felt and trimmed with faces that include ja one-eyed pirate, a masked cowboy and a doctor with a real-looking stethoscope (it's a button). Make it from easy-to-cut felt and for her homemade fudge and cook- | a basic apron pattern, You can use ies, you can bet she'd adore a/|up scraps of fabrics for the faces. colorful, convVersation-piece apron. | With a collection of buttons to use as eyes, mouths, ears and noses, Like a funny face apron. \Mythical Steamboat Tales Vivid in Inspector's Mind KANSAS CITY, Mo. (INS.) — Paul Bunyan would, have liked a ride on the “Tuscarora” or the “Jim Johnson.” These mythical steamboats, on with slabs @f bacon strapped to their feet. Griffith, himself, ts an interest- ing figure, The 51-year-old chan- nel expert, known. as “Old Griff,” the German Army, was Now a citizen of the United States and a resident of Trenton, N. J., he belongs to a National Guard outfit that recently completed its by the Americans in World War' I. a are four sets of twins in the first grade of grammar school: Layne Den two weeks of summer training | fis Lott, Harry and Larry Link, here. He is a member of the 78th you can create everything from clowns to pirates. A handsome holiday tablecloth of tree-green felt is easy to make | and decorate for a friend who) loves giving parties. With a tree and candy cane as the main motifs to decorate the corners, trace a tree shape in one corner of the felt and cut around it, making sure not to cut out the entire shape. - Brush on a little snow made ! Sweep her off her feet with comfy... s-semm eo Brown Only $908 | from soap flakes and water and trim the tree, using rhinestone, | gold and bal! buttgns. | Using a piece of red felt, cut, BAMBERG, 8. C. @ — There » ee | .# 6 = THIS 10° — THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP! | | | 1 100° THEN FOLLOW | MAP PARK AT THE DOOR | HARDWARE | HOUSEWARE APPLIANCES OULD YOU | | DRIVE A FEW MILES TO SAVE ‘5° Go qpates betwee the clashes. — aes “ brcdk oF ent was raised in Kansas City, Kas., | out a little tree stand and rubber OPEN EVERY cl e Thea, extra sparkle, 044 | were in keeping along the Missouri river and | cement it to the cloth beneath the ous gallon atten to each band | puny Both t wet th the finest! knows every mile of the most [tree In the opposite corner, ce- NIGHT | ribboa, changeable river im the nation— | ment a candy cane. Just glue strips UNTIL bought upholst fabric of the Kaw (Kaw or Kansas river). | — ny oun end mece =a = One day, I asked one of the old | Sn taro or tee | Torneo, "ian es we." Se B® ~~ CONN’S GREAT CHRISTMAS Train : s. ““He told me he wou! 2 a perched betweret Ute stacks (0 | sould knit eight for him — and I 3 American | Cut out abstract motifs for the - could keep the worst one. This was I] ; tj FLYER | vest front from this same piece of Also, the Jim Johnson had a coal! quite g job — the nets are four REDUCED | felt the motifs are sewn mine in the hull and the deck-| feet in diameter and 14 feet long. am aa . After , sprinkle them with fancy rhine- gay jewel-like col- i Z 9 Then, outline the front closing with tiny gold buttens and over- -eized gold hooks and eyes. f you've a friend who practically -— hands mined the fuel while ‘en route, The boilers were washed every spring — this caused the Tuscarora required gp many ‘‘bat- tercakes" that six men skated con- stantly around the huge griddle — from Rulo, Neb., to Waverly, Mo, “I remember,” he says, “hang- fng around the bunch of house boats that used to lie at the mouth | But I learned knitting nets — the hard way.” After fishing for a lving for a buffale fish, Griffith went to work for the Engineers in 1928. First he was a rodman on a river su@vey party, then became chief of the survey party, He worked on dredges mostly until 1936 and had tours of winter duty at the Fort Peck and Bagnell dams. Then he became channel while, catching mostly carp and | inspector, rising to his post of chief | of red and white felt to the cloth, | In between the stripes, use glitter- ing rhinestone buttons. Trim the | edge of the whole tablecloth with | sparkling white silk fringe. CHRISTMAS GENUINE GABARDINE TOPCOAT VALUES TO $39.50 @ Wrinkle-Resistant @ Water-Repellent @ 50,000 Rub Test and Not a TELEVISION or COOKIE MIX SET . GOLF GAME Reg. $1.98 oS HOTPOINT GARBAGE DISPOSAL TD? 11-PIECE inspector after a few more years. . A channel inspector rides freightboats in and out of river towns and through bad places. He is charged with knowing the chan- nel in his territory — usually a 100 to 125-mile stretch of the wind- ing, meandering “Big Muddy.” “You see,” Griffith pointed out, “a pilot is supposed to know the channel for his entire trip, but the Missouri's channel changes so quickly this is impossible. Therefore, we inspectors help them out. We travel the river constantly in good weather, not. 4 ing the reefs and how they move. | Then we can predict where the | reefs will be in a day or so. It | takes a g0od memory, as you | Sign of Wear @ Choice of Colors 2 LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ~ MEN’S TO $42.50 VALUES UITS 599° © Gobardines ® Sharkskins 0" 2° MOTOROLA ~ CONSOLE TELEVISION 199” CHRISTMAS More people than ever before have found that it pays to own a SINGER pe bent oe ee satisfaction, and in downright en- te 40% JACKET VALUES TO $10 CLEARANCE TO $5 towns. Lined 9.95 © Wersteds te $7.98 Sn Christmes give her the. moat have to spot them by landmarks | MEN’S DRESS SPORT SHIRTS @ EC R KITCHEN SET G and IG *. 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FREED — Canadian Squadron Leader Andrew R, MacKenzie, 34- year-old ace recently released by American war prisoners being held | ; at his former prison camp. He told American and Canadian offi- cials that these do not: include the 13 .Americans recently -sentenced by the Communists. 2 ct a ae a Filipino Chieftain | Limits Visitors After Office Jam MANILA (® — Ever since Pres- ident Ramon Magsaysay has been in office the Philippine people have taken him up on his invitation to come in and talk over-their. prob- lems. Through his open office door have swarmed more than 250 callers a day. Some days there has been lit- tle time for affairs of state. So now he has a new schedule, | Ne callers before 9 a.m. Sena- Delegations are limited to eight | persons — and each will get just 10 minutes of his time. Reply Requested RICHMOND, Va. #—Governor Thonias B. Stanley received a let- ter from a man who wanted to be sure he got a reply or his let- ter back. He listed two street ad- dresses in Roanoke, the Roanoke city jail, the state mental hospital at Staunton, and added: “If not found at any one of the By ARNOLD 8. HIRSCH Tm turning in my trenchcoat. “How would you like to take an aptitude test?” the city editor | asked me one day last week. “The unemployment office gives free tests and they want some public- ity.” “Ha, ha. ha," I replied. “What do 1 need an aptitude test fort I'm apt.” : “Aw, it'll make a good story,” he insisted, in the manner of city editors. “Go ahead and take it.” (Editor’s note: What I really 'Tsaid was, “You're apt, all right— apt to lose your job if you don’t.) Naturally, I. succumbed and a few days later went over to the | Pontiac office of the Michigan | Employment Security Commission, /where I met Albert Covert, the vocational counselor, and the GATB series. Known in counseling‘ circles as “Gatby,” the series of written and ical examinations is officially the General Aptitude Test Battery and was developed by the United States Employment Service. “Gatby” is made up of 12 tests. They cover nine different aptitudes Covert says have been found to be iniportant in a ma- jerity of jobs—including news- paper work. Covert led me into a small room | | where he administered the tests exactly as if I were among a group of real aptitude seekers. An hour and a half later I came out, not shaken, not smiling—just worried. “But you're a college graduate,” ¥ kept telling myself. ‘“‘And be- sides, nobody fails an aptitude test, it just tells you what you are best suited for." The next day, Covert handed me “my score sheet. A figure was marked under each jof the nine areas covered in the test — general intelligence, verbal aptitude, numerical aptitude, spe- cial aptitude, form perception, clerical aptitude, motor (physical) coordination .and finger and man-. ual dexterity. “Now you understand the re- sults of these tests are only one factor in finding suitable empley- ment,” Covert sald, somewhat hastily, I thought. “Your inter- part of the picture.” Here is the obvious reason for | his haste: the tests show I'm just | not cut out for things literary. There were two minimum scores for literary work, based on a. cross-section of 4,000 . test-takers. above try city morgue.” Each of the minimums under ests make up a very important | ¥ general intelligence and verbal aptitude was 130. On the first I scored 110, on the second 119. I've got less form perception than the minimum for a salesman, less finger dexterity than the minimum. for a metal machinist. a typist. a draftsman or a dentist. I don't come up to minimum standards when it comes to special perception ‘ability to recognize a | three-dimensional object when it is just a flat pattern), either. Plbapperedd Bf carom edad repairman or an inspector (police or factory?—I'm not sure.) + But I de have enough manual | dexterity to be a practical nurse. | And I do have the verbal apti- | tude considered essential for a | Physician (Scalpel. Sponge. Nurse.) If numerical aptitude were the sole basis for a job, I could be a metal machinist or a to be a veterinarian or a drafts- man. But, seriously, when a persen really unsure of his employment desires and aptitudes takes the “Gatby” series, the results are iconsidered along with his inter- | ‘ests, which of course, are ex- tremely important. “We take the individual's ap- | titude pattern and. relate it to | the patterns found necessary tor | a certain job,” Covert explains. Then, the counselors try to de- lowe, who had arrested Hobbs ear- which . contained reports for two AN Aptitude Test Gives Reporter Jitters; Finds He Could Be a ‘Practical Nurse | “Gatby” has beet pdinisiengeed | to 470 Pontiac-area persons so fer | this year. In addition, the local | MESC office has given more than | 5300 specific aptitude tests and 342 proficiency ‘tests (mostly typing). The tests are free for the unem- , ployed, the unsatisfied employed and employers who wish to deter- | mine special aptitudes for em-_ ployes they have in mind for promotion. Sirens Sans Shelters OKLAHOMA CITY The City |Council was all set to provide a | disaster warning system for civil defense when someone spoke up: “Where would the people go if they were warned’”’ Reminded there are no air raid shelters, city fathers the Wrong Towel Costly SUFFOLK, Va. (#—Tilton Henry Hobbs told Judge W. W. Jones that he tore up State Trooper P. 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Tasty meals which stem from leftovers can do much to keep the food bud- get in line, and are: particularly important this time of year when expensive holiday menus are being For a new twist in using leftover turkey, try Peas and Turkey Sup- per Sandwiches. Nutritious canned peas are combined with onion, mushrooms and cranberry sauce iin a delicious topping for sand- wiches made of sliced turkey and cornbread. . , 8 of. can -excellent vegetable to keep on ‘hand to add flavor, texture and ‘nutrients to many leftover dishes. Peas & Turkey Supper Sandwiches 2 jahiespoons butter or margarine ue cup chopped onion 1 4-ounce can siiced mushrooms 1% tablespoons ail-purpose flour Milk \% cup moroet pereley 1 6. 303 ca: _ ~~ < drained % teaspoon salt eed jeliied cranberry sauce Turkey slices Sliced cornbread Melt butter or margarine over 1} medium heat. Add ‘onion and saute until tender. Drain maush- rooms and reserve liquid. “ Add mushrooms to onion and continue cooking five minutes. 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The religious significance of the _| Season was pointed up by a simple mantle Madonna arrangement by Mrs. Angus McDonald. . The luncheon table center peece a Mrs. LeRoy Small. program chair- | GIVE HIM THE CONVERTIBLE® BILLFOLD THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 16, 1954 | canaieaes of a large mass: of deep | red chrysthanemums encircled by | | antiqued gold gourds set on greens, | with silver branches lighted by large white candles. The center- piece was arranged by Mra. Small. Business of the day was conclud- ice with the setting aside of a sum of money and the filling of two) iarge food baskets to be distrib- _uted at Christmastime. 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Blanche of ‘Castile in the King's palace in {Paris was weaving a plot /would enmesh her just like a spider enmeshes a fly Margaret of the daughter of the powerful | Raymond Berenger, Count of Provence. His aid was being sought by Blanche, the Queen. mother of France. . ’ To bring this about him over to the cause of France, i when that country needed all the friends she could gather. Blanche | proposed that the beautiful Mar- | ie i i in Tian iain “Sin Sins Don in Si Sn, Ti inn in a i i i i i i i Ni a a a te hi garet, then only thirteen, be mar- ‘ried to 20 year old Louis IX who ‘later became known in history as Saint Louis. Of course it was a marriage of convenience. While Margaret might have grown to love her husband, if she had been given + half a chance, he was cold to such matters as love and af- fection, At the same time his mother, | fealous of her own position, placed MARGARET of PROVENCE mediately changed .the sky once so_ * * Margaret of Provence Leads Life of Turbulence The first thirteen vears of her | every obstacle in the way of the contented, | young queen. Hf ever there was a man attached i | to his mother's | * | . he apron-strings, Louis IX .was the § man. Margaret herself did not lack ‘courage, This was .evidenced al- most daily in her squabbles with her mother-in-law over family af- fairs, over her own particular rights, and over the many in-!| itrigues the child-bride knew were |. Provence was | and to win) 'jowing year, She showed she possessed a considerable amount of courage by accompanying Louis on his crusade to Egypt to fight the Moslems, heroically at Damietta, the city that Louis wrested from the “‘in- : fidels’’ in 1249. Her courage was no less the fol- prisoner at the Battle of Mansura. | But her ambitions and strong per-| that | aimed at her. | 5 and she bore herself | ss e * when Louis was made ~ sonal prejudices often led her to, ¢* actions injurious to the realm. Her attitude to Charles of Anjou, ~ who had married her sister Bea- | trice was noticeably hostile, while, \— ‘she showed a marked devotion to) Henry III of England who had married her sister Eleanore : She did not give up her claims | ‘unti] after the death of Charlies of , Anjou, when her son Philip suc- ceeded in getting her to accept an ‘income from the county of Anjou, in exchange for her rights in Prov- | ence. 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Their committee consists of Mrs. Elmer ald Moore of Buster drive and Mrs, Alex Morris of South Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority and are getting ready for johnson, Mrs. Richard Doyle, Mrs. Anthony Grand Point ther with & Marshall street (left to right) prepare some party favors Saturday evening's dance to be held at Twin Beach Countr Y and Mrs. L. L. Schiefler. the finest finish and ! . soft “feel.” Soft soles @iduring the busy pre-dance days. They are members of Club. for comfort. Brown, _ blue, wine. Sizes 6% | to 12. | | | CHRISTMAS At Fourth Annual Holiday Concert - DIEM’S SHOE STORE New Location . "By DONNA ANDERSON exactness of timing when Miss , liams and Sandy Clemence pre- 87 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Watert ord Township }lgh | Davis appeared on stage for the | sented the chime effects. | . | School's young ‘Skippers’ display | Closing measures, Pam three, “Legends of Christ- Opposite Mt. Clemens St. : PE 2-2492 Aan admirable spirit in everything!) Handel's ‘'Messiah”’ presented @ mas of America Today” featured Legends of Christmas Told in Song ; | they do. They proved this point challenge to the choir. A simpli- the girls’ junior ensemble with =e nemuumemememawen | 884iN in their fourth annual Christ- fied version of some of the Christ- 'Carole Tynan, soloist; girls’ senior candlelight, paced by the trium- | Davis’ theories of teaching and of Choir accompanists are Deanna phant “Adeste Fidelis ied the 200 her approach to developing the | wietke and Margaret Studebaker. voice vocal department to a church | potentialities of her students. Glee club accompanists are Sandy mas concert Wednesday evening. mas portion was given. The per- ensemble and combined graups “Make-It-Y ourself” — Needlepoint Pieces, Needlepoint A processional, complete with formance was indicative of Miss | with Jack Peter, soloist. ures, Neckties Knitting $] 50 chancel setting where they told,| Individual attefttion, Miss Davis Clemence, Judy Eldred, Frieda Knitted Needle Cases Bags, from... ° in song: the “Legends of Christ. believes, will improve the group | Grieshach and Sandra Williams. fitted or plain F mas”. bore whole. Solo parts. taken by| Mytes Watkins’ narration from.a : ancy $] 98 a It was obvious that the ste. Oo te* Kline, soprano: Marjorie | church pulpit setting lent continui- Give Yarn for an Aighes Aprons, from. Le j | Neubeck, alto: Jack Peter, tenor |ty to the entire concert. Added @ dents look with inspiration to the (and Bob Humphreys. baritone. sciati the “M hk? f culdance of their director, Helen | while not without flaw, proved that 2PPreciation of the “Messiah” was OXFORD SHOP M. Davis. Singing without direc- . ‘a : » I : imade possible by his convincing West 4 tion through the processional, the jg suu™* Wil tackle difficul: reading of the scriptures, 59 West Huron Across trom Detroit Edison = FE 4-7212 @ a capella choir showed a no). | ; aa 4 nn — H | inabis bared of power aad mare | They are being introduced, in a Civic Association - 2 aa : |tempered way, to the finest that = < weoeerrr the world of music has to offer. | Plans Yule Party , The remainder of the program Syvivan Manor Civic Association . g@ “as made up of the lighter selec- announces a Christmas party for | 4 tions and traditional carols sung the children of the subdivision on | ‘ by members of the girls’ and boys’ | Dec. 20 at 7 p m in West Bloom- & glee clubs and ensembles. ‘field Town Hall y Soloists for part two, “Legends | Highlight of the evening will be & of the Carols" were Karen Un- | a visit from Santa Claus. 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Reginald Rippberger (right) of lon Sigma Alpha, to Mrs. Benjamin Sweeney Drayton Plains delivers a part of the decora- in her home on Linden road. tion theme for the dance. sponsored by Epsi- Tint vale Coconut In Pontiac You can tint coconut for holiday | ise by tiling a plas jar vata’ P@TSONal News of Interest of shredded coconut. sprinkling th Mr and Mrs. Newton F. Skill- Mrs. Henry M. Simpson and her a few drops of diluted coloring, man Jr. of Lake Angelus Shores | daughter, Jeannie, have returned covering the jar and shaking it will be hosts at a cocktail party to their home on Gladstone place cock! d su Friday evening | after spending three weeks in Ft, = tail lan eo Lauderdale, Miami and St. Peters- o: or ; oe * ’ ' bu . Fla. SE OL. N°oS | | IN DRAYTON PLAINS IT'S CECILE’S EFA | . Ife. and Mrs. Wayne Good of | San Antonio, Texas, are ' their Christmas vacation with | their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Good of Cadillac street , and Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. | Rathbun of East Colgate avenue. * . * Mr. and Mrs. John Veneman and ‘children, David and Debbie, are OPEN NIGHTS house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Little of Franklin road. The Vene man’s are former Pontiac resi- CHANEL ° "Walking Doll | 24” tall The e@siest doll to walk — just hold ter fingers . Ww ith Magic ~| Ss) ter pice “il Knee Action Lifelife hair, even “~~ and action & real sister Posie's amazing’ Shell | thrill you, shell walk with vou. shell pray | with vou’ She'll pose a SALE! 16.88 hundred differed ways! ,; | ; dents who have been living in New i ‘Jersey for the past year. Our store is laden with the Mrs. Veneman and the children most exciting array of Gifts “ill visit here for one month before 4 | ot — Joining Mr. Veneman in Grand THE MOST Rapids where they will make their home . . . * * * @ JEWELRY ‘| Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Waste left e@ HANKIES teday for their home in Tulsa, Okia., after a week's visit with TREASURED NAME IN PERFUME Reg. $14.99 5 real Reg. $6.99 | Sean “ane gin enc . $14. . $4. leg. $16. eg. 56. |: re co ae | Table-Chair Set Doll Bathinette Wonder Horse DOLL BUGGY | oGLOVES | accompanying te Wastes i e | 10.88 388 14.88 4.88 | awes amine Fry | e@ SWE ATERS | Arriving Friday in Frankfort, | camer, will be Mr. and Mrs. An ’ ; Norman MacDonald of \ Children’s |Street. She will join her heaans Perfume—Cologne—Soaps—Face Powder Apparel Force eee wan eA | : | Mrs. MacDonald was accompa- e ? nied by Mrs. Andrew MacDonald, | Cc @ db jalso of Myrtle street, who will | Stay with the couple for a short WONDERLAND hop ’ IXIE HWY. OR 3-7224 v's. | “Where Quality Counts g 4494 D B) iment eee mens | * © « ‘BEST FOR CHILDREN” 172 N. Saginaw St. - | FE 2-0161 (PLENTY OF FREE PARKING-REAR OF STORE) |_MF®_Leo Thomas of Myrtle FE 5-9955 TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER PARK FREE “— _ } street recently joined her husband, | set. Thomas, who is stationed at i Honolulu with the Army, ~~ eee scbbonsnebhembeiibemenenases ee eee eee 1) F Le k . oo Hairdressers Elect Officers at Meeting betic candy which the association will present to the Oakland County Infirmary for Christmas. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. James Wilkinson, | president; Mrs. Ray Sluder, vice president; Katherine Liichow, re- cording secretary; Mrs. Lee Carl- son, financial secretary, and Mrs. Albert Wilson, treasurer. New Citizens’ League Plans Program The executive board of the New Citizens’ League of Pontiac met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Walter of Silverside drive, Satur- day evening. Plans were completed for the “Christmas around the World” which will be held Friday. annual evening in the Pontiac High School f cafeteria. The board voted to give their usual Christmas donation to the | Salvation Army. Refreshments were served by the hostess from a} lace covered table, centered by tiny carlers and a miniature Christmas tree. RELIGIOUS PICTURES Make a Wonderful Christmas Gift A Lerge Selection Now In Stock Priced From $]95 t $65 eeeesees seeosese | 78-33-45 RPM Speeds A Good Selection of Christmas Titles! Christian Literature Sales 39 Ocklend ‘FE 4.9591 | i { | prime ministers, near London, where coats-of-arms of previous prime _| Ministers are displayed. for 48 North Perry LILLY DACHE Matching Shirts— Him, for Her ..... each 8.95 BEAUTIFUL LINGERIE—Slips, Gowns, Negligee.. ) ROBES—Nylon, Quilted, Silks, Cottons .... 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Full zip front; flap covered zip pocket with tow tab under flap; elastic shirred wrists ..... 16.95 “Tension-Release” pants of Cra- venetted gabardine; “glove-fit”’ wide elastic bottoms; new zip and tongue feature releases knee tension ...6 esses 16.95 ext Toes tae a ae oe : : { . a = ; ~ we ie : Z : h 4 ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1954 - ° —FIFTY-ONE Traditional - | Bag | Problem Men Like-It | -. §& oof Mrs Fitzthomas ~ ’ ee ee ce a 6 J kt : Pmeads biue rs Breakfast: - Gift Ideas Center Around Leather sac ema vee cio a : ° , . y named president of Blue Star , us Men are a problem—but never | you'll fill the boys with Christmas , cigarette cases, ash trays and : to Be Given || tore so than around Carietipas | cheer it you give them something | CWareste. buses Mothers, Chapter 4, when the Detroit Symphony Ask a man what he'd like or) leather ee oe aaa ane at the YMCA. Other officers for to Give 2 Concerts| | Reeds and chances are he'll shrug And the stores have a dassling | ine market in a variety of color the coming year are Mrs. Bruce at’ Cranbrook his shoulders and say “anything—| array of gifts for every type of | and types of leathers, all featuring | Smale, first vice president; Mrs. but don't spend much money. man from a bank president to @ | the safety device of the “grip Otto McCrae, second vice presi> By. RUTH SAUNDERS Bay or a easy a te | retired fireman (and for an | palms.” © Also soft. —— i dent; Mrs. James Dando, record- BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Patsy the problem—but one SUg- | active fireman, there those | “motorist” ‘shoes designed : = . Hoay, daughter of Me. ond Mire.’ geetion ts to get him something | shiny helmets of leather-—but | Pecially for men who do a lot of oe eal ccadary’ ad te -D. Hoey of Cranbrook in leather. Hardly a man exists | got expect to find them in | driving. (These are over $10.00.) Nettie Hancock, treasurer. School will be hostess at her tra- whe docan’t go for leather—and | every store). Luggage designers have used Thank you cards from service- day morning, for recent graduates well as luxurtops. Bay eel gaans sh pgs oy product than ever before and if from the chapter were read. A rene, and Cranbrook It husband, brother or grown-up | types of leather gifts you can get} Yo" think be needs any traveling itatatenes party and sarhey diene Chart . i aete son finds a handsome leather | for the men in your life: Leather | Sccessertes, there’s a quastity was recently Green wallet or a pair of the new leather | wallets and billfolds in a variety| o Sew leather luggage te choose Room otf YMCA, Mrs. Howard man of the Cranbrook Music Guild : from. . One hard - construction Leinenger and Mrs. Harold Leinen, ‘Jan. 8 which the Detroit Nae tania eee ee | of ein such as cowhide, colts, | Cot Sa te snade in charecel ts were chairmen of the event. will conduct the afternoon concert, He wop't throw them into the back | Tobacco pouches with matching sturdy steerhide. MARY JANE —— : arid in the evening the of his dresser drawer like that | pipes bound in the same leather.| 2t features a zipper enclosure] Mr. ‘and Mrs. Paul Heiler Sr. of [Remove Ink Stains will be Paul Paray, . gaudy necktie you gave him last | Leisure shoes—leather scuffs in|on the front of the case which| Birmingham are announcing the/ (id putty on storm sash and win- Mrs, Edith Rhetts Tilton ts year. calf, patent or kid leather in bright | contains a completely fitted dress- of their granddaugh- | dows can be removed faster if you chairman of. the children’s con- Whether it's a pair of fine | colors as well as black and brown. | ing kit. This section is accessible | ter, Mary Jane, to Harold Bricker, | just run a hot soldering iron along cert, She was formerly educa- leather gloves for Father or a new | Fitted and unfitted toilet cases. | without disturbing the contents of |He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.|the putty. The heat softens the tional director of the Detroit, piece of luggage for Uncle Harry, | tie case, collar box,jewel boxes, ! the bag. . = Mike Bricker, also of Birmingham. | putty so it will peel off rapidly. ee ' : ~ es Mrs. Walker A. Williams 1s SIR WINSTON’S WINDOW — Designer Rupert Moore views the x . chairman of the evening affair. | Window featuring Prime Minister Sir ‘Winston Churchill's coat-of-arms. Assisting Mr. Klingensmith selling | It will be erected in the at home of Britain’ j plage = gallery at Chequers, country 8 in. sitiinetin ttn jibe stl... dil ~~ + oS de - ic FIFTY-TWO . * Fi bd i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER 16, 1954 ‘Sponsors and. Guests Make It a Seecca Enchanting chimes of Christmas | sored music emanated from a loud sored by Oakiand County Society for Crippled Children for @ very special group —the handicapped children of the entire county. One-hundred-and-eighty young guests were invited and they be- gan arriving early, some in the arms of their parents, some in wheelchairs or on crutches and some entirely under their own locomotion. Just about everyone was in an expectant, gay party mood. ee. in their holiday best. lots of the little girls were like dolls, wearing colorful and fluffy dresses and hair ribbons, eyes shining, curls dancing. . For most, handicaps seemed Lovely @ Religious Wall : Ploques ond noah Statuettes A fine sslection sored every @ World Atlas Globes 59 ¢ (from 6” up) ap ; Now... for Christmas only Lazy-Susan, Reg. $1495, Now $9.95 - @ Gift Novelties... @ Pictures and . Shadow Boxes e Italian Pottery gift ideas . budget. brimming over with wonderful . for every age, for . Our entire stock duced te GIFT SPECIAL 10% OFF Tre- A: COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF wna. GAMES and Poker Sets, Chess Men | Complete 50c up ADULTS % Scrabble Pen and Pencil Sets @ Pen nd enc * ty @ Zipper Looseleaf te Round-the-Clock Cases te Keyword @ Decorative Candles | * Sorry €: - we Clue... and @ Brass and Bronze many others Decorators STILL TIME! HURRY DOWN! | “A Gift for Every 15-17 Taste... A Price tor Every Budget” BACKENSTOSE BOOK STORE E. LAWRENCE STREET abe. Party for Crippled Children Fun for All SeconAary (ar aluaas Eecgeuan ia The program began with greet- ings by Lloyd C. Megee, president of the Society, who expressed gratitude to the many persons and organizations helping to make the party possible. First to entertain was Mel Sny- der, “The Balloon Man,” »who whipped out dozens of balloons and speedily blew , forming them into mminy eatkioae toys and novelty hats. These he gave out as be made them, The youngsters were held spell- bound next by the trick-act marion- ettes operated by Mrs. James Scribner: of the Birmingham black background. One of her’show’s highlights was the clown marionette that mim- icked the balloon entertainer by blowing up a balloon of his own. Climax of the puppet presentation was the weird dance of a come- apart skeleton, done against a hackground. Assisting Mrs. Scribner with music, curtains and lights were Mrs. Calvin Dennison of Bir- mingham and Mr. Scribner. * s s The Christmas party which is an annual event Spon- sored here by Oakland County Society for Crippled Chil- dren was held yesterday at Stevens Hall, All Saints Episco- | pal Church. All children were in the good graces of Santa, but these three were lucky enough to be gathered into his They are, left to right: Danny Allen, son of the arms, James Allens; Santa; Anthony Marando, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Otto Bretz. Mrs. Charles Marando and Kathy Bretz, daughter of Mr. Preparations for the party were *— begun back in October. Names of the children invited were obtained from the files of the Society for Crippled Children, as well as Sister Kenny, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the Porttiac, Royal Oak and Berkley Boards of Education, and County and City“Health departments. Gifts for every child were pre- pared by Birmingham Rotary Anns, Clarkston Rotary Anns, Iota Eta Chapter, Pi Omicron National |. Sorority, Kappa Delta Sorority, Southern Oakland County Alum- nae. After the program, Santa, in the person of Arthur Biakesice, president of the Birmingham Rotary QOub, called out the name of each child, and presents were delivered by “helpers’’ to the guests. Santa was particularly loving ‘land jolly on this day and had — ““MALING SHOES How to have money after your Christmas Shopping! 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Responsible for party arrange- ments was Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk- by, executive secretary for the Society for Crippled Children. She was assisted by Mrs. Leon Skelley, special education teacher for the Cerebral Palsy Classes; Mrs. Har- old Anscomb, clerk; Mrs. E. F. Lau, speech therapist; Mrs. Rob- physical therapists. Two Are Elected to Membership Mrs. E. A. Pritchard and Mrs. Russell Winkler were elected to membership at the Wednesday meeting of Parliamentary Study Club. The event was the annual Christ- | direction of Mrs. Fred Mittledorf. Mrs. Lester Oles, Mrs. Edwin Cart- son, Mrs. Aden Thornton and Mrs. John McNeeley. Mrs. Robert MacLaren read a poem, “How the Great guest book and refreshments were served with Mrs. George Watters presiding at the punch bowl. Gifts Exchanged, Secret Pals Revealed The Gamma Chapter of Beta at the home of Mrs. John Hath- eril] on Hickory Lane for a Christ- mas party. The chapter's holiday project was completed for distribution to a needy family. Old secret pals were revealed, new ones were chosen and gifts were exchanged during the evening. The next meet- ing will be held Jan. 11 at the St. Joseph street home of Mrs. John Irwin. ert Long and Mrs. C. F. Speck, | meeting were Lauretta Paul, Mrs. |. mas program and was under the | Guest | Came” by Edward Markham. Mrs. | E. J. Ziem had charge of the Theta Phi Sorority met Tuesday | Toastmistress Holiday Meeting Conducted Mrs. P. Eugene Miller was host- ess for the evening when Pontiac Toastmistress Club held its annual Christmas meeting at Hotel Waldron. Mrs. Lester Snelj conducted the | table topic. The invocation was of the highlights of the business meeting was a report of the re- cent meeting of council four, Inter- by Mrs. W. A. Vernon, Mrs. J. R. Shaffer and Mrs, A, E. Atwood. given by Mrs. Shaffer who told the legend of the Magi; Mrs, Clayton Rule who gave ‘The Littlest Angel,” and Mrs. Atwood whose speech was entitled, “Thank You, Alice.” Acting as critics for the Tuesday Robert W. Hodge, and Mrs. George McLeod, while the duties of chief evaluator were taken by Shirley Dovre. Mrs, Joseph McLeod was grammarian, Helen Turek, time- keeper and Mrs, Ivan Wilcox, tailtwister. Mrs. Richards Entertains Group Sigma Phi < sorority held their Christmas party Tuesday evening in the Illinois avenue home of Mrs. Clinton Richards. Assisting Mrs. Robert Shorey, Mrs. Mabel Roat, Mrs. Donald Rosie, and Mrs. C. L. Johnson. After a short business meeting Mrs, William Long read a Christ- mas story entitled ‘‘No Tears on Christmas." Gifts were exchanged, secret pals for the past year were revealed and new ones drawn. Gifts will be presented to pa- tients at Oakland County Conval- escent home by the group. Be Economical For economy and efficiency, use eleetric appliances in mid-morning or mid-afternoon when there gen- erally isn’t as heavy a demand current. Coming Events Ladies Auxiliary of 1 Chief 3 will hold state inspection this evening at 8 o'clock in Grotto Hall, 128 W. Pike St. “Cive the Oxford e@ New Custom-made Mattresses @ Old Mattresses rebuilt like new in one day! 332 West Huron Street Santa Says: Gift of All—a Custom-Made Mattress for Restful Sleep!” Best Oxford Mattress Co. FE 2-7695 Speeches for the evening were | given by Mrs, Emil Mailahn. One, national Toastmistress Club given | Members of Phj Chapter, Beta | Mrs. Richards were | PARK FREE In Rear of Our Store Open Every Night ‘ -‘eil 9:30 THOMAS PASTRY SHOP “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” 121 West Huron near Cass Across from Grand Trunk Station FE 4-8163 BLOUSES NYLON $598 COTTON $298 Gift Nellie. @ | The loveliest gift under the Christmas tree... SLIPS cAN-cAN *58 NYLON— DACRON— SATIN— Pes . 510° FANCY PANTIES $198 spas Box of 3 3507 Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiae 1 Block West of Huron = 5 - T. = - +: 2 ay 4 : ar : pees Sey F oe 2 : ; : Ly : Fi : ' } Peg - 4 ‘ 3 gece eee i . ; = * eae) 4 r ' a i ‘ : oe. 24 4 : . io ; . i 4 ni I i : as : > : 2702) . eo neeneg ick : < : 7 el : - = ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 ~ FIFTY-THREE Ps - % a F H ale ne . . oe ee ° , Hollywood stars. In Marilyn's 4 sit macs ee : > T ae Gives Film Stars. Flawless’ Beauty ss smo oriecy Wood. (ecccas cso 7 Rabon Tales » |‘aral wood look or antique patina vided ay A pair of white rabbits are drying the skin or making 1 took , mouth, and her method of mek- fine, curly hair, when absolutely | Vi'e® ‘ne bady that her hair meed-| .-ainaco cvs) — styles in pic- |tat lets the grain show, prt —. ny ‘ with ” ing 1 wp is a lesson to us all. : be : : : One of the latest tricks is to wipe ; "8 Jearn ooeen ‘plastered gee. a tgatich be- clean, was impossible to manage.| ‘The most important point to re- | ture frames change to keep up with bit of talerance.. Probably Jane Wyman's best — ee pe tours’ (which: | Actually, as Marilyn discov- | member about a beauty defect is | modern home decor. ' & bit of paint onto the wood to pick The rabbite are the corte known feature is her “button, , , ered, fine can only be con- | that some cosmetic trick will al- Today's picture tr fect | UP ® color in the picture it frames. " in the most is ciuma ete eke trolled if it ts pertectly cleam. | ways lessen its prominence. You Ps me : - characters in a new dasy-toreed aan in oe 2 Cee eT ee Mewang | The problem lcs in finding s fo Set at nk Os Os te Pe eet eee, el ip ient Oil Fi picture book. It's called “The Garey tite ave is a tte Gee shampoo that does not éry the ulting any beauty expert in| revent Oil Fires | Rabbit Brothers” and it tells ‘child Hollywood has developed! Jane, however, found hair and make it stiff. _ | town. 7, In other words, they're simpler} Locate oil cook stoves or heaters | readers the story of one white rab- It ts true that most Hollywood |her nose looks too small unless She emphasizes the curves of| 1. 1 oso that solved Mark: and finished more unobstrbsively |® Safe distance from curtain or| bit who liked all kinds of rabbits x stars are basically beautiful, but |she darkens the powder she uses |). w50- tin the socalled cupid’s ‘In the last decade fire has killed Grapes, Otherwise there's danger | and another rabbit who didn’t. nearly every one of them has a dé|on it to an intensity two shades|) sai. the curve of her | 97'S Broblern was @ cream prep-| more than 100,000 persons and | to blend with either modern or pro- the fabrics will be blown into con-| fect of features that she has| deeper than the powder she uses) |’) i htly beyond its actual |SFation: which has proved some-|burned or disfigured many hun-| vincial furniture. tact with open flame or heating) Several hundred stars are known sation, “tho wet SS eke ce oe about | Shape. Because of this: insistence | ‘hing of ® godsend to —— = : ‘ esomnrtiadtd ra Leaaliles att —— is that you can do the same. | Joan Crawford's celebrated deci- |" ‘he shape of her maul, You ; : : 7 Let's start with Arlene Dahl.|sion to emphasize rather than Mae Gk ans car led oe ce : Sie ‘ Arlene is that rare thing, a true|conceal her “too large” motith.| Jit) too fine, curly hair. Anyone ) redhead with a_clear, pale, un-|She made this decision at a time | 11, has seen a very early picture freckled skin. But her skin ts the | when the tiny rosebud mouth WaS/ 6+ wariiyn Monroe will under- protiem, precisely because it is; fashionable. but today, her gener~| oq that she faced and conqured Il gh = Nylon 10% OUR FAM 2” TO 5” US SHIRTWAISTS Ship ‘n’ Shore Bobbie Brooks Shirt and Sweet Majestic ha roles HOSTESS jousecoat | * ». é. 8° 0 29% American Housewives Open Homes European Women Wilt See Democracy First Hand WASHINGTON (NEA) — House- wives across the country will soon ‘is |have a chance to help personally ¥<* |counteract the effect of recent a at we Lounging ] 0” Pajamas New and Beautiful PASTEL KNITS 26” 45 Sketched from Stock 3495 Communist propaganda junkets through Russia and Red China. Some 8) women from France and Italy are being invited to visit America for two months to see first hand how democracy works. They will not be conducted on a closely guided, banquet-studded tour so familiar to travelers be- hind the Iron Curtain. Instead, .the European women are to be informal guests in the homes of their American counter- parts. Furthermore all their ex- penses, from start to finish, will be taken care of by the govern- ment. , France and Italy were chosen for this experiment due -to the serious threat of communism in both these. countries. per guest. But officials are frankly counting on the warmth, charm and hospi- tality of American housewives to completely win over the European visitors. They figure’ this will make the investment worth while. “It’s a big order,” says Mrs. Alice K, Leopold, assistant to the Secretary of Labor in charge of women’s affairs, who is directing this unusual technical exchange. “The women will see our homes, our churches, our schools, our hospitals. In short, they will see the heart of Amer- jea, which all too many foreign visitors miss."’ Mrs. Leopold and seven other outstanding women leaders have just returned from a two-week sur- vey in France and Italy under the auspices of the Foreign Operations Administration in cooperation with the State Department, the U. S. Information Agency and the Labor Department. . There they met and talked with 200 women, who are active in gov- ¢™mment. professional, political and social affairs, in order to select those who will visit the U. S. “We weren't too sure how we were going to be received,” says Mrs. Leopold. “But everything went fine when we told them some of the problems women face in the U, 8S. They were surprised we even had any. I think we managed to dispel the idea that the American woman is a glamorous creature who just has to press a button in the wall and a mea! comes out ready to eat.” Most of the women Mrs. Leopold and her group conferred with will not themselves make the trip but will suggest persons they think ought to be represented. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mazzei of Niagara Falls, Ont. are announc- ing the engagement of their daugh- ter Marie Apna to Frank Tenv- ta. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Tenuta of Walton boulevard. Children Profit - Says TV Hea d Youngsters who like to watch television haye a champion in George Jennings, Director of Ra- dio and Television for Chicago Public Schools. ’ Jennings says the interest span . of the pre-school age child who watches television has increased greatly. He added: “In many cases the vocabulary of the youngster who watches tele- vision far exceeds that of a play- mate who does not have access to television.” : Holiday Luncheon Given for Staff Members and guests of the Square Set Dance Club enjofed a roast beef dinner Wednesday eve- ning when they gathered at Wever School. The dinner was served un- dder the direction of Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Reaves, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lightcap, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carrs and Mrs. Alfred Tol- lefson. Following dinner the group danced to holiday music and nov- elty gifts were exchanged. Calling the sets during the evening were Pete Messeman, Sam Joan, Ralph Price, Jack Price and Melvin Nor- berg. . The Christmas tree and other decorations were arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Perry Larrison and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cheyne. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Rossberg were wel- comed as honorary members. Membership Tea Planned by Guild Plans were made for a member- ship tea to be held Jan. 11, when members of the Grace Lutheran Altar Guild met Tuesday evening at the church. Each member will bring one guest to the tea and brief business meeting. The group will tour the church with the Rev. O. G. Schultz, to view the rich symbolism used throughout. the building. IS PART Boots by Trimtoot For small frontier folks. . widths included. FE 2-7440 26 W. Huron St. Shoes for Young Folks Open Evenings ‘til Christmas! . 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Says Duty Was Clear in Asking Doctor to _ Examine Langlois SAN FRANCISCO wi — Referee Ray Flores, criticized by Pierre Langlois’ handlers for stopping the Frenchman’s fight with middle- weight champion Bobo Olson Wednesday night, was surprised, * @¢ *@ “If Langlois thinks the doctor made the eyebrow cut bigger, what do you think Olson would have done with an overhand right?” he asked. “My duty was the doctor.” clear. I called Langlois’ left brow was laid wide | open — a ?2-inch gash, \° inch wide. After 58 seconds of the 11th round, Flores halted the ¢crap and summoned Dr. Robert Laddon, California State Athletic Commis- sion physician. The doctor looked and said it would bé-‘“‘very dangerous’ for Langlois to continue. The fight thus ended via technical knock- out. * © @ He barely touched Langlois fn examining the cut, Dr. Laddon said. | : | BRISBANE, .Australia @—Tony |Trabert and Vic Seixas sent the of the remaining singles tests on Saturday to take the best-of-five series and move.on to the chal- lenge round: two weeks hence. Trabert and Seixas are regarded as perhaps the best doubles com- two hours because of a rainstorm. Razorbacks Promise Hot doesn't think there’s enough dif- ferencet between them to make a choice of the winner on New Year's Day. . * s * “Arkansas and Georgia Tech are almost as evenly matched as you could ine,” said Woodard. “They have two different styles of offense — Arkansas using the sin- | ' Dancer Wins Crown as Year's Top Horse BALTIMORE — Native Dan- cer narrowly won over High Gun in the Turf and Sport Digest's 19th annual poll on the best horse of the year. The Dancer got 44 votes to 42 for High Gun in results announced Thursday. The magazine said it was the closest race since it start- ed the poll in 1936, Voting was done by 174 sports writers and broadcasters. They chose Native Dancer also as the best older horse and High Gun best of the 3-year-olds. Nashua was rated the best 2- year-old colt and High Voltage the best 2-year-old filly. 20 Ski Teams Invited RENO (® — Twenty colleges in the United States and Canada have been invited to send ski teams to the annual Winter Carnival of the University of Nevada Feb. 10-13 at nd ‘Wreck’ Bowl Scrap gle wing and Tech the split-T — but they both employ the same type defense, that of playing for = AZ s es 2 “Til say this: It will be a fine bal] game and’! don’t think there'll be many points between them at the finish." the Methodists dominated the game with Tech about as much as they did with Arkansas. They lost to the Yellow Jackets on a costly fumble in the final minutes that Tech converted into a touchdown on a startling pass play. Tech comes here noted for -the ‘‘home run” play — the strike- like-lightning run or pass. Arkan- sas is the team that wins them in the final minutes. It means the crowd of 75,504 should come early and stay late. Woodard predicts that kind of game, ‘Stenographer Is Named Best Trotter of Year COLUMBUS (INS)—The U‘S. Trotting Association announced today that a panel of 97 turf writers selected Stenographer, a rugged three-year-old trotting filly from Mechanicsburg, Pa., as the harness horse of the year. Max Hempt’s champion gained the honor in the closest ballotting in years, She had 464 votes against 423 for Scott Frost,. two year old trotting ace owned by Sol Camp of Shafter, Calif. Trabert, Seixas Trip § vedks to Give U.S. 2-0 Cup Lead |i’ 9 O'S IN lth (0 Retain. AY. DECEMBER 16.1954 2 & & itl s Pair of Sophs — Show Mettle for Wolverines || Shearon Is Cage Star Despite Size; Schiller + se AP Wirephete ~ Pierre Langlois of France;of their scheduled lround title bout at San ~ NEW YORK #—Willie Howard success, was the overwhelming choice of the 24man committee, receiving 283 points as compared 5 for fourth and 1 each for fifth, sixth and eighth. Pitcher Johnny Antonelli of the fourth, 135; and of the Giants, fifth, with 110. Dark received the other first-place vote. L Ld * Stan Musial of the St.Louis Car- dinals was sixth with 97 votes, fol- lowed by Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phils with 70. Then came Joe Adcock of the Milwaukee Braves with 60, Pee Wee Reese of Brooklyn, 53, and Gil Hodges, also of the po. * the majors, Mays captured the National League batting champion- ship with .445, led the circuit with 13 triples and also won the slugging title with an impressive .667 per- > "e ( ¥ D ¥ i & “.@ “No, no, Edith! That's just foot. ball!” Giardello Is Indicted PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Joe Giardello, who was to have battled middleweight champion Carl “Bobo” Olson for the title last night, was indicted by ¢he grand jury instead Wednesday on six charges arising from a braw! at a gas station last Halloween. Round-Robin Slate! Football Schedules Would Be Rugged If Big Ten Bolted From NCAA Over TV EAST LANSING (#—The Big Ten threat to bolt the NCAA brings up some interesting possibilities. The Big Ten, most powerful sports conference in the country, is unhappy about NCAA thinking | on the television of football games. Western Conference leaders would like more regional tele- vision. And the threat has been John Saver Selected CHARLESTON, S. C. (INS) — John E. Sauer, former assistant coach with the Los Angeles Rams, is the new head footbal] coach at the Citadel. out of the NCAA if it doesn't get its way. Actually, there is little chance that this wil} happen. The fel- who know collegiate sports y this is mostly a Saver, a. quarterback for. the Army team of 1944-45, succeeded | John D, MeMillan who wag re- leased last week. Sauer had been sons. 4s ports Pages in Today's Pontiac Press : Now that would be a block- buster of a schedule with every Big Ten team taking on every voiced that the Big Ten will pull | vocal in the threat are talking also about a round robin play in foot- | The NCAA might allow the pre- | viously-arranged contracts to be | honored. Or it could forbid out- side schools from playing with the | Big Ten. Then the conference ;Mmembers could reshuffle their i ' schedules to play each other. The thinking ts that if the Big compromise will be worked out | Ten actually did bolt, the Pa- at the NCAA meetings in Janu- | cific Coast Conference would ary. ‘ follow suit. Then the Big Ten kick around when you start work-| *sTeement. ing on the theme of what would Notre Dame, also loudly unhap- happen if... py about the present television And if this actually happened the NCAA would be just about 'wrecked as an effective means of | college sports control. But say the Big Ten had to go it. alone with all other schools forbidden to compete with the Western Conference members. In most of the sports there ‘t be any trouble making s Hopkins Golf Team Is Named Harbert, Furgol Head List of U.S. Stars to Play Canadians MONTREAL (®—Seven top US. professional golfers will oppose a Canadian squad in the fourth an- nual Hopkins Trophy matches next month The American and Canadian trustees of the matches announced the U. S. team will be comprised of Ed Furgol, U. 8, National Open champion, Chick Harbert, PGA title-holder, and Bob Toski, Jack Burke Jr., Marty Furgol, Jerry Baber and Dr. Cary Middlecoff. Harbert will captain the squad. The matches will be played at the La Jolla Country Club, near San Diego, Calif., Jan. 18 and 19. Bowling Results BURON BOWL . wth wt. Puertas — 3616 Service 4 28 Breum'st'r 418 Oakland 23 28 Temples 32:20 Bham 23 28 Altes 30 22 «~Giaters 23 2 Perry 2923) Auburn 21:31 West 28 23 Prenchy’¢ 19 33 Drewry's 27 3 2 4 Ind. game, series—R. Greve 231, 621 NIGHTHAWKS whe Wt Olver 30 22) Harneck 4 25 Cate 30 220 «~Durecl'n 23 2% Gene % Spks -Oriff Ind game—L. Liskey 187, series —M. nen 495; team series Harneck Hig. PONTIAC SOCIAL wt Ll wt Hageltons 3131 Duffys 24 28 Ba. Ed 31:21 Spks.-Griff. 22 39 1ooFr 30 22 Barnetts 71 39 Ackermens 2823 Ormuns 21 71 rt hi 20 32 25 ~Parmers Ind. game—J. Shara 200, 643. ¥.0.E. NO. 1998 wt. wr Ottmars 3517 Lindsey 4 28 Bobbies 32:20 Greenwood 23 28 Louise's 29 22 «Ace 26 32 ac 224 POE. 16 36 Ind. game. series—Robbine 182, _ ; ELKS LADIES Pta * Beare 4 Cubs 25 Tigers Deers 22 Camels 27 Lions ? Foxes 26 _ Wolves i | Pawns td : Ind Y eposns Dobskt 186. series—m. Reynolds 459; team game, serles—Tigers 728, 2108. Pts. * Kramer 35 Martha 27 Greggs 33 Bicmar 23 MeNetil 32 Al's 2 Bob's 32 t te Ld Brown 163. 475: Poon Ind. game, series—B team game, serie<—-srg's 120, 2623 | CAW-C1O Aw | Woodchp "s Kinep! a Stars 6 sa “ pointers ™“ ere 2 Woodward bi] spill 9 im ‘Se if 1 Whirlwinds 3 Upset. t Sucker » Kn 16 Women-—Game, series, R. Roberts = ~ rm stries—G. How- serieo—Spotlers “191, 2163, Playing his first full season ins .| 41, in Wednesday night's Water- ford Recreation basket || ly, what's it going to be like when ‘| they hit their stride? Willie Voted Most Valuable centage.. His extra-base output included 33 doubles, 13 triples and 41 homers, He also was up among the leaders with 110 runs batted in. The lithe, 5-foot-10% native of Fairfield, Ala., was just as spec- tacular in the field. His antazing catches and throws had veteran observers comparing him to such former center field standouts as Tris Speaker, Joe DiMaggo, Terry Moore and Max Carey. Hig sensational running, back- to-the-plate catch of Vic Wertz's 450-foot drive to deepest center which saved the opening game of the recent World Series, is regard- ed as one of the greatest ever made in any fall classic, Manny's Edges Philgas, 42-40 Merchants’ Second Half Flurry Beats Beattie in Recreation Action gas, 42-40, and Waterford Mer- ship in Stockholm this year. . Russians to Defend Hockey Championship DUESSELDORF, Germany #— Russia has officially annouced it will defend its title in the Ice Hockey World to the world champion- Penalties Didn't chants spilled Beattie Motors, In the nightcap of the twin bill, Waterford Merchants came from a halftime deficit to pull away in the ——— ; * * Kelly and Carie had nine each for Beatties. Indianapolis Ace Tops AA's Hurlers CHICAGO # — Herb Score, star lefthander for the Indianapolis In- dians, topped American Assn. hurlers in 1954 in nearly every de- partment. * s * Score led in earned runs with | a 2.62 average; ‘worked the most 38 complete games, 21; won the most ‘games, 22; had the best won-and- lost percentage, .815; faced the Most batters, 869; walked the most batsmen, 140; established a new. strikeout record of 330, and worked | the most innigs, 251, ° |help it avoid a losing campaign. Bother Irish 11" Yards Per Game, Still Had Good Year — Notre Dame Lost 87/|p= Plucky Puckchaser ant i ig 9 HETte eed iit i z 8 zg 3 if 28 He ft isk Hy : if HH 537 Titherage | 22 Points to Spark 78-59 Victory Confident of Solving Problem Byers Thinks National Football TV Issue Will yay tile rf ie é % f | Soph Hits 21 Points | to Lead Marquette to Lakesiders posted their 2nd straight Class D victory by down- ing Irwin's, 28-22. Lakesiders' Bob Stalismith took scoring honors with 14 points. Hornets forfeited their scheduled '‘D’’ game to Bad Cats. TONIOHT’S SCHEDULE—Stadium Inn NEW YORK (W@—Notre Dame | suffered more from penalties than | any other major-college football | team this fall, but had a highly successful season nevertheless. Holy Cross benefitted most from opposition fumble, but that didn't These were among the mis- cellaneous statistical items re- leased today by the NCAA Serv. lee Bureau. Notre Dame was penalized the most, 87 yards a game, At the same time the Irish picked up only 29.5 yards @ game from penalties against the epposition. Meanwhile, Holy Cross tied the all-time major-college record by recovering 32 opponents’ fumbles— but won only three out of 10. Holy Cross opponents fumbled 4 times this year and only Southern California was given more oppor- ve Griffs Grili (Clase B, 7 p.m, Pla); Chuck's Shack ve Price's ( A, 6:30 m, PHB). WO ...cccee--ccce B88 34 16 17-8 Clarkston ......cs000. 18 8 34 19—80 Boys Club ......06.0- 16 10 14 O84 Davis ....ccconecece 4 17 «13-83 Lakesiders ,,......0..5 3 1 10 6—38 BRN es eaten we 6 6 7 6m Join North's Team MIAMI, Fila. #® — Two Univet- sity of Iwa players, center War- ren Lawson and quarterback-end Lewis Matykiewicz, were added to the North's roster Thursday for the Shrine’s College All-Star foot- ball game here Christmas night. Lawson, a 200- pounder, was Iowa's starting center this year. Matykiewicz, 190, lettered as a linebacker as & sophomore and as a quarterback in 1953, when he wag the team's total offense lead- er, This past season he moved to end Halfback Pat Abbruzzi of Rhode Island State was named to the North squad -Wednesday, Four more players are yet to be named. The Souths’ 25-man roster has been filled, tunities to grab the ball, 50. The record Holy Cross tied was set. last year by Texas Tech. | Harvard and Auburn fumbled the fewest times. Harvard bob- bled 14 times in eight games, | Auburn 16 times in 10. NATIONAL BOCKEY LEAGUE a WL T Ps G Montreal 7 9 3 ” Toronto . 7) Detroit a niecsreysonetess 1 74% Boston na seees 71 New York ais a3 Chicage 519 315 S?7 89 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 3, New York 3 (tie) Toronto 8, Chicago 3 The Associated Press If, as Coach Sparky Stallcup in- sists, Missouri's Tigers have been rapked among the nation’s top col- lege basketball teams premature- Stallcup’s “overrated” Missouri- ans cuffed the Big Ten around in four meetings, spilling Iowa, Wis- | consin and Indiana after an open- ing loss to Illinois. And now | they’ve staged a raid on the South- |.west Conference with Arkansas the 71-58 victim: Wednesday night as |Stallcup 4ised his reserves more |over previously unbeaten Lafa- i Se of in ae aie LaSalle, ranked No. 1, gave All- ; America Tom Gola the reing and trotted home with a 76-60 victory yette. Gola scored 35 points—with 15 field goals that missed his own team record by one — while play- ing the full 40 minutes as the Ex- plorers won their fifth stra without defeat. . * * ® No. 2 ranked Kentucky was idle, but third place Illinois and No. 4 North Carolina State moved right along. The Illini, with center George Bonsalle scoring 24, whipped Miami of Ohio 97-72 for their fourth success while State made it No. 7 by ‘clubbing South Carolina 91-62. Dayton, No. 5, had the toughest ‘Overrated’ Missouri Quintet Wallops Arkansas; Top-Ranked LaSalle Hands Lafayette First Loss of the powers of the South. It was starts. Dayton now is 5-0. Duquesne (No. 9) rebounded from its defeat in the Steel Bowl with a 7452 victory over College of the Pacific. * ¢ @ Holy Cross, ranked 19th and also once beaten, matched 8 comeback and played its best |game of the season while lacing | | previously unbeaten St. Anselm’s, 96-58. . ° * * : The only surprise of the night saw Purdue finally knock off No- tre Dame, No. 20, after having failed to beat the Irish since 1947; The score was 78-58 as Notre Dame lost its second decision. the other ranked teams were it &; : i i Louisville's first setback in seven, beat Michigan, 83-78. It was Michigan's Ist loss this | season against two victories, They could blame it all on the dead-eye corner shooting of Marquette soph- bespectacled sank 109 field goals and one free throw for his total, and fouled out before the game was over, Michigan, on the other looked weak beneath the . back- - | boards as Marquette tightened its defenses on the- center position, Jim Barron, Michigan guard, led Harvey Williams, 6-foot-8 center, ganged on miost of the night, managed to score 17 points. Basketball Results | COLLEGE RESULTS Marquette 83. Mic hd West Michigan 6, o 63 Beton Mall 12 66 je 60 of Pacifie 63 Holy Cross 06, 61. Anselms 58 lo Univ West Si, Pranklin-Mar®hall 86, Gwarthmore @ Missouri 77, Arkansas 85 Niltnots 97, Miami iOhio) 12 Purdue 78, Notre Dame 58 Dayton 71. Louteville 67 (OT) - Rio Grande 87 Bliss 51 Kenyon 78 Denison 64 Wyoming 50, Oklahoma A & M 43 ry FIFTY-FIVE. 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Davey, now a sports announcer was accused of running a red light at a downtown intersection and striking a truck. The. driver was not injured. ——— Contest Here {Is Last Until After Holidays Chiefs Still Smarting From PH Defeat; Make One, Lineup Shift By BILL MARTIN Pontiac High's basketball team, smarting from Tuesday's unex- pected loss at Port Huron, returns to Saginaw Valley Conference play here Friday against highly-reted Flint Central. The contest, one of two Valley games listed for the night, will conclude Pontiac's pre-holiday competition. Chiefs won't be back in action until Jan. 14, when Saginaw High comes here. Friday's other SVC tilt sends | Saginaw’s high-scoring _ twice- beaten Trojans to Bay City Cen- trar Flint Northern and Arthur Hill are idle. | Coach Art Van Ryzin sent his , charges through a light drill yes- ' terday and scheduled another brief session for this afternoon. | appeared tired and stale against | | Port Huron, and Van Ryzin wants | | them as fresh as possible for Flint | Central, which has played only, | one game to date. Only change in the PHS lineup | will give junior Rod Treais, a ‘ 6-footer who played on the jayvees | last season, his lst starting assign- | ment. He will team with John! James at forward. The move is designed to pack ore scoring potential in the | Chiefs’ front line. Senior Marv) Caswell and junior Walt King, | who have been alternating at the | | cope” James, have ac-_ spot the scoring. Central hit a torrid .515 percentage of its 68 shots. Joyce-Richter Decision Won't Be Made Public | LOS ANGELES w# — National Football League Commissioner | Bert Bell says he will not make - public his decision in the Don Joyce-Les Richter incident in the Los Angeles-Baltimore game of Dec. 4. Fourteen stitches were required to close a wound over Richter’s right eye which~the Ram tackle said was inflicted by Joyce. 255- pound Colt tackle. Joyce was eject- ed from the game by officials. Bel] notified the Los Angeles Rams today from Philadelphia that the case isn't closed and that there will be no public announce ment of the decision. Sam Snead Tops Field for Rich 1-Day Event MIAMI BEACH (INS)—Sam ' Snead heads a field of 200 in the $7,500 MacNaughton Pro-Amateur golf tournament—richest one-day event in golf history—scheduled \for Jan. 9 at the Bayshore Golf | course in Miami Beach. | The 18-hole tourney offers $6,850 in cash prizes for the play-for-pay group and $650 in merchandise | for amateurs. Snead enters the tourney as de- fending, champion. PRO BASKETBALL New York 88 Syracuse 81 Boston 117. Milwaukee 106 Rochester 99. Minneapolis 97 Philadelphia 99 Fort Wayne 96 | = Carrasquel and Fox Spark Sox to AL's CHICAGO (UP) — The Chicago White Sox boasted the No. 1 dou- ble play combination and the best all-round defense in the American ‘ League this year. Top Defense Official figures disclosed that the White Sox compiled a team ' fielding average of .982 and that shortstop Chico Carrasquel and second-basemean Nelson Fox formed the league's best key- Hard Toe Hockey Skates, Girls’ White SPORTIN 51 Mt. Clemens St. Hard Toe Hockey Skates, sizes 1-5 $13.75 Boys’ and Girls’ Roller Skates $14.75 Chicago Roller Skates ....... $6.00 Northland Skis with Straps ......... $30.00 Northland Skis, steel edges & bindings $24.50 Ski Shoes, Pants & Jackets $30.00 Golf Carts ................ eeeee $23.50 $25.00 Golf Bags ........... 2. $19.50 $54.00 Set 3 Ralph Gudah! Tourn. 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Frank House of the Tigers was second with 993 in 107 games Jim Delsing of the Tigers com- mitted only one error in 227 chances to compile a .996 mark that topped the outfielders and Mickey -Mantie of the Yankees teq tn throwing with 20 assists, A totalof 26 pitchers did not commit a single error during the ‘season. Vifgil Trucks of the White Sox led with 58 chances. Argos Drop ‘Imports’ TORONTO «—The Toronto Ar gonauts of the Big Four Football Union announced today that all the American imports on the 1954 team have been thrown into dis- card, including quarterback Nob- by Wirkowski. Team Director Harty Sonshine said “none of our imports will be / back next year.” Christmas Present! At Osmun’s, of Loves to Shop! Yes, all smart pert sales persons to help lecting just the right gift . wants . wrapped upon request Here's a Man Who Knows the Easy Way to Shop for His Wife's ... the Store Where She husbonds Osmun’s for her present. 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Yet Keego cannot overload this pair defensively, | Se Da metas al aes | Rebounding will b ier factor and Keego should put up a strong battle in this department) with John Craig (6-6), Dennis Singleton ' (6-3) and Bill Nicholson (61) avail- | | able. vides the opposition. Top game in Presidents the Oakland-B sends Roseville to test. Farmington has split four games, while the Lakers’ only loss in four outings was a i-point overtime | setback at Plymouth Tuesday. match the Redskins in height. Clarkston’s hustling Wolves see | | Southfield and Waterford both will --Keego’s only game to date was. & 34.30 conference win over Clar- | enceville. Milford's league record | their first league action Friday | after winning two of three non- league starts: Holly (1-1) pro Prep Schedule oon Central at Pontiac; OL = Mary t St. Michael; St. terfard apd ¢ Orion at Davison, Avondale at Clawson: Pitzgerald at Troy Roseville at Madison: Brighton at Mt. Clemens: East Detroit vs Alumni: Millington at Orton- ville; Mayville at North Branch, Monroe at Royal seer a a Uns ee { ry or e arper wi Coleus: pend Haven st Al. ? remphis at Capac; St. James Each Goal a Record , Adding to a new career scoring mark every time he shoots suc- cessfully ig Michigan State basket- ball forward Al Ferrari. He eclipsed the old individual career mark of 691 points in the season opener against Marquette. | Two Trojan Backs =. Injured in Drills LOS ANGELES w — They're - playing rough at Southern California's ‘practice field as the Trojans get ready for the Rose Bowl game against Ohio State. Lindon Crow, star right half- back, suffered an injury to his al- |. ready injured right knee two days. ago and Wednesday Ron Calabria suffered a mild concussion that to defenses attack as presented by the Trojan reserves. Maurice Richard of the Cana- be trying to end losing streaks in uejays with only Bob Evans able 0 find the hoop. _ |sB | four games, has discovered good » | Bill Dean, along with veteran Earl - Busy Prep Cagers Play 7 Game Friday == Evans, a 5-9 southpaw guard, is. averaging almost 17 points a game competition at Mt. Clemens, and Ortonville entertains Millington | in a South Central tit. County independests also will be active if with Rochester at Lapeer, Romeo at Oxford and Lake Orion at . 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Cass Ave. | Fordham Drops Football “~e ¥ ’ — THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, See Modern Day Baseball Player Has Easy Life CINCINNATI @W— Let the ball players of today listen to Matty ‘Schwab, for 50 years groundkeeper for the Cincinnati Redlegs, and wil] think that, after are being coddied, Matty, a via groundkeeper, |tells this one about player accom- ‘modations in 1895. “There were no showers. We had a tank full of water for the players ‘to use after they soaped themselves ‘off at the wash basins, The ball players had to buy their own soap and furnish their own towels, too.” Frosh Sets New Mark Michigan State freshman swim- mer Al Coxin set a new freshman record of 1:33.7 winning 150-yard individual medley in a meet against the Spartan varsity. More Than Capacity! The Detroit Lions average home erowd during the 1954 season was ' 54,3440, which is 1,487 more than Briggs Stadium's seating capacity. \ \ \ \ \ N \ Compare These Features: Cleaning Beautifully Styled Fingertip Poel STORM SEAL CO. N 16 Mile Rd. at Rochester Rd. Toe eb etttctitdittiathi Aides Stick With Paul 7a es CLEVELAND (#—Win or lose in the two upcoming games with the | Detroit Lions — one non-important and the other all-important — the Cleveland Browns have proved you teaching talent. The palm as the country’s out- standing ‘‘family aftair” coaching | staff must go to Paul E. Brown and his eager aides. Many coaches reach ever here for a line mentor, over there for an end tutor, somewhere else for other assistants. But not Brown! DIIIIIIIDIDIII OAs, '\ 10 Aluminum ‘Combination Storm Windows Me. 149° Completely Installed . , N , , , . . 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Brown, in a coaching career _ stretching from 1930 through last don't have to go far afield to Sunday, has gather a winning batch of football 233 victories, 38 losses and 9 ties. | a record of AS a pro he’s won 103, lost 17 and- tied 3 in championship play. Back in 1932, when he took over |the Massilion High School reins at his alma mater after a 2 - year 16-1-1 record at Severn Prep, one of his ends was 135-pound Fritz | Heisler. ' At center was Howard Brinker. + Hotne-Grown Assistants One Reason for Great Success of Cleveland Eleven only six aioe away, was Paul played as a 130-pound quarterback. After graduation both joined Brown /on the Massillon coaching staff. In 1941, when Brown—with a 58-1-1 record in his last six years —took over the Ohio State job, Heisler went along. Brinker moved ‘to Steubenville. Both went into the service, Heisler coming back to join Brown with the profes- sionals. There you have-the heart of the Browns coaching staff—those four On the Canton McKinley coaching | old friends and playmates—Brown, staff, Massillon’s most revered foe | Heisler, Brinker and Bixler. Hitting Over By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their prolific point-production, the National Basketball Assn. had bet- ter start thinking of equipping the courts around the circuit with add- ing machines. Officials Selected for Sugar Bowl Game NEW ORLEANS w — Officials for the Navy-Mississippi Sugar Bowl football game were an- nounced today by the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Assn. sponsor of the Jan. 1 classic. They are Albie Booth (Yale), ret- eree; Jimmy Hitchcock (Auburn), field judge; Charles Wood (Geor- _gla Tech), head linesman; James Henry (Villanova), umpire, and M. J. Bullock (Millsaps), emergen- cy official and clock operator. Lions’ Defensive Back Shutout in Nine Games Carl Karilivacz, Detroit Lions’ defensive halfback, _ was in nine "54 games. but snagged two enemy aerials to help the ern Division title by virtue of a | Eagles, ‘Anderson 12th Coach Forrest (Forddy) Michigan State's 12th head coach of basketball since the sport was started on the Spartan campus | in 1899. If the Boston Celtics continue | High-Scoring Celtics Are 100 Points The Celtics went over the cen- tury mark for the second night in a row when they outlasted the Mil- waukee Hawks 117-106 Wednesday ; night, Boston, boasting an average of over 100 points per game, posted a 115-108 victory over Minneapolis Tuesday night. with 25 and 20 points respectively, paced the ‘‘Century Kids” to their victory as four other Celts also hit double figures. Big Chuck Share was high man for the Hawks with 21. * ¢ @ In other games Wednesday night |the Syracuse Nats, Eastern Divi- ision leaders, bowed to the New sparked the winners points, the Philadelphia Warriors withstood a late Fort Wayne rally to defeat the Western Division front-runners 99-90 and Bobby Da- in overtime gave Rochester a 99-97 victory over Minneapolis. “shutout” | Lions win their 3rd straight West- | 13-13 tie against the Philadelphia | Anderson is | | right knee. Browns Lose Adamle CLEVELAND wW—Tony Adamle, York Knicks 88-81 as Ray Felix | with 27) vies’ basket with 15 seconds left | ee ee eee a = er Bad Year Lack of Money for Grid Sport Dictates Move Financial Returns Too Small to Carry Sport, Official Says NEW YORK @®—For the fifth time in its 7l-year history—speck- led with great teams and brilliant players—Fordham University has decided to drop. football, this time aa es On the four other occasions tt pantigniramnae iran: gare Se ons were at hand. This time i the “continued financial loss” ‘a university has suffered through re- cent years, with no hope of im- provement in the future. * * * The Rev. Laurence J. president of the university, nailed the cause in a letter to alumni which was released with the an- nouncement of the end of football at Fordham yesterday. “Friends and alumni,’’ he wrote, “like to read about (our football) in the Sunday papers. The trouble simply is that so few want to watch it on Saturday—and the tickets are sold for Saturday.” The end of Fordham football, an- nounced by Jack Coffey, graduate manager of athletics, came after a horrible 1954 season for the Rams. They won only one game and tied one while losing seven. ski, resigned after the past season. | * * * The decision to drop football was judged essential to the university's best interests. In his letter to ajumni, McGinley wrote: * ¢ @ “No part of Fordham is conduct- ed for profit. Fordham has a great task to do in preparing fits 10,000 students of today intellectually and spiritually to be citizens of tomor- Cleveland Brown's substitute lin- backer, suffered a ‘‘hairline frac- will be out for the season. Adamile, who came out of retire- ment to bolster the Cleveland de- fense early this season, was in- jured while blocking on a kickoff in a game the Browns won from Pittsburgh. “My cleats caught in the turf fust as I was hit,"’ he explained. The fracture was just below his ture” of the right leg Sunday and | row .. . Among intercollegiate sports footbal] has a special place | in American tradition as a means of heightening student spirit and increasing alumni solidarity . The unfortunate fact remains that, after 4 years of cooperative en- deavors, we have run out of money for football and must balance our books."' Fordham dropped football before jin 1894-95, 1910-11, 1919 and the) ‘war years of 1 school to give up. football since ‘the end of the 1946 season. McGinley, | Wilson Urges Full Public ‘Support for NEW YORK (INS) — Defense Charles “During the 1956 — to be held in Melbourne, the armed forces wil! contribute substantially to the American teams participat- forthcoming games is greater than usual. “As honorary. vice president of ; Tourney Slated. in New Jersey Aim of ‘Cavalcade of Golf Is to Restore East to Limelight NEW YORK W—A new open September at Shackamaxon Coun- try Gub in Scotch Plains, N.J.. The enraty, a $50,000 in prizes, including a $150,000 first | prize, will be sponsored by a group They also lost Coach Ed Danow-' headed by Tim Holland, Long Is- an all-time Fordham great | land amateur and head coach. since 1946, who Snead is chairman of the tourna- champion. Sam ment board. In announcing the new tourna- ment, set at the elite, 50-year-old course near Plainfield, the group said Thursday, it hopes to develop the event into the richest in the nation while striving for “the re- establishment of the East as a major golf center.” Mays Tam O’Shanter, run off at Tam O'Shanter Country Club west of Chicago, generally is re- garded as the richest tournament | in golf. The prize list totaled $205,000 for the 1954 competition, which included a host of events on -|a two-week schedule. s * s No specific date has been set for the new tourndy, but the spon- sors said they had the official sanction of the Professional Golf- ‘{t is the 85th. ‘committee, and Walter | ers’ Assn., with Jerry Baber, ‘chairman of the PGA tournament Leacox, PGA tournament director, approv- ing the event. —terms 22 H.P. Reg. 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A court-martial has been’ recommended by the 2nd Army. | In the Army announcement no! ‘reason was given, for the refasal | <- * At—12:90-8:10-6:30-0:08 STARTS SUNDAY “MAN IN THE ATTIC” - Ale EF: “WITHOUT RESERVATION” Mississippi Farm Boy DON’T MISS IT! __ curity Commission was made by against, his socont ageinet the | Their rate will probably be less | i : ao ros e ee ey ee Utd es ead Si ts x “ : = : < } : 3 : : : # ‘ ; r=] . . ; | Soles So geen PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16,1056 } ae SIXTY-ONE. ae - Saring Nes Jan ters al - femmes ome ury Sill Out | _ Lower Compensation Tax qe mune eetes Says Dakotans: = sot se ‘tin Morse Murder ? ERFEC T for HIM! to Benefit Many Employers chee trate . ® i no action on President Eisenhow- $ Being Slighted «yrs scan) emer « — 4 acon _SAVE 10 More than 2,000 Pontiac-area; “The low schedule of rates | : ie W., employers will benefit from a new anges from .1 per cent to 3.7 per serve total of 3429,070,339 on Sen. Langer to Oppose | ilincetions, but dual-rate schedule for payments °@St." Dudley said. “The higher | pe . nggtierteg. Ty A a Snag Confirmation of Justice announcement ¢ opposit Th txt 1 j sf && fe iy Ht it Remington. Deluxe & with Killing his ‘wite. and . into the state's unemployment os fue kanges from 5 to 4 per | the supposition been that Har- ant aa fund which goes into “*" ail tainéd , GD peog: stay s 194 per From New Y "an will be okayed early next year. ery = was locked up fo the ae cy explainéd an employer's Dudley said the new rates would) WASHINGTON ®—Sen. Langer | ,,"1 am going to vole against COD” | acy yesterday. It received the case | , | Revision - the fmancing system |"e'e 4 established by balancing, oss primarily those companies | _ |in the afternoon the number of jobless claims filed | y panies (R-ND) said today he ‘will fight | going t vote against any man who ‘eied | of the Michigan Employment Se- with little employment, turnover. | ‘against Senate confirmation of | hereafter is named to the Cabinet Morse is acused of killing his | the State Legislature last spring. | “0U"t paid into his account since | ‘John Marshall Harlan tp the Su-/ unless that man comes from one | 2%@-pound wife, Veriey, 47, last than the rr t . : The change provides for a lower Ne has been covered by the state. minimum, a4 ae per cen ‘preme Court to point up his pro-|¢f seven states,” Langer said. ere sae | | “Upen that basis, his rate is. | named from his state and some | $ 50 Samia snd drat : fund ts above set at thie appropriate position ac- Admit Killi Yule Deer (Psa North and South Dakota. He said | itch, . ‘ per the total taxable WT AtiNg TU a0 SAE NON thten aintes bes erer | weeks loter suee Landon Ky payroll in the state, said James cordi ng to a table drawn by al Langer, who is due to lose his | si i —_ R $29. 50 H. Dudley;-manager of the Pontiac '!slature.” Dudley said. NATICK, Mass, Albert Mor: chairmanship of the Senate Judi-|>ee® Sppointed to the Supreme’ Morse married Eudena Foster, eg.. PD office of the MESC. | ‘poner BM, Morten, Givecter of the Py 25. and-his brother Ronald, | ciary Committee when the Demo-| ©o™urt or to a Cabinet post. 15, a cousin of his wife, on Sept. A somewhat higher rate will ‘go commission, said under the new 17, were held for grand jury action crats organize the New Congress, iy ten nrease ' 16. She came to Michigan to’ live | : Use Your - -Credit = into effect if the reserve drops-be-| schedule, the rate may drop te a * under $10,000 bail today after they | quickly added in an interview that) Last major Indian campaign of | | with him at his nearby Cant on) tae fig sak _admitted shooting arrows into two he was not “‘impugning the hon. | the U. S. Army ended Oct.’5, 1877. | Township farm, but has returned | ons . : = BaP _— (== at a Christmas display and | esty or integrity” of Harlan, a New |Chiet Joseph of the Nez Perce | to Tennessee. the higher rate is per . (then beating them to death with a York City jurist. tribe, surrendered north of Mon- Duritg the trial, Morse did not lan the single | “But under no circumstances,” | tire iron. Dist. Judge cro Langer has frequently de-|tana’s Bearpaw Mountains, after non attorney 4 Gentle Séibicin~-Gornen of Othe Se ae Meer nlmewes fh edger: “will any employer's rate | Snow accused the eodiaered claimed in the past about what he |a@ retreat of 1600 miles that has ci confession 2 be raised trom his present rate | mitting an ° “inhuman _/|termg slights to North Dakota in |tew parallels in military history. was obtainetl pi icon = OPEN TC NI il ee Only 25.to Go! LAST CALL FOR CHRISTMAS! ‘Mechanical TRAIN. 3] B Broil: Quik 1 INFRA-RED BROILER 4 Discount Price With Automatic $ Timer LIMIT 1 to a PERSON! © First Come--First Served! 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FE‘4-0581 purwry or race panning ‘’ Where Wrigley’s Used to Be” purwry or rat PARKING - « = Se - pee * a7 bie elite: si i a il ss acti — aa “3 j + ie ’ % Fr” * * ™ ‘ ’ ae =P ve i oe ae Ee spel oe = = = ad "4 —— ‘ otis . 7 jes ‘ : i 4 : a => ths 7's = ‘ : mo ge F- ee , : ? ~ ce ‘ ies . ‘a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,'1954 - Groups in Oakland, Adjacent Counties |S 's' Cuesin | Hold Elections and Install 1955 Otticers: |, sum wermnies ¢ 28 Yraitn - 4 ' : a than with whom he shared « taxi .to the new . | bers, Lawrence Scharer and Raoul Ortonville ae | Poppin Ege cht syred | -ettomigrenine ey Phere | . Beacon Club of the Ortonville ey ona pare Rone ane oakland aoe ao rn Pe Baptist Church has elected the South Blvd. vases pre > Harry Knox has been installed Lind Jinks, | The robbery victim said both eint: areas, Listed here ere the|' Suny Rust tas been installed | following officers | men boarded the same taxi on Albert O'Neill is king; Edgar ° — °F | not identify his assailant except Shirley Brown has been named | gion ihe: R i ' Almont to describe him as about 6 feet the president of the Rochester Club depaste of tts Cas tec aan George Farley is the new wor- tall, about 30, wearing a tweed "80. Marilyn Campbell is vice presi- cipal 805 ’ shiptul master of the Almont Lodge | coat. . dent, and Marian Wilson is sec- royal arch ae a pot, 51, F.andA.M. George Juhi is ee phier, treasurer; Ralph Pitcher,|%*@or warden; George Pluriib, Fair Board Will Select2 Milford secretary, Others are Robert Sol. | Jmior warden; Herb Ross, secre- pei (UP) ~ The j Dr. E. H. Campbell hag been| dan, Walter Schnepp, William Su-|*°Y: Jay LaMar, treasurer. Flicedgent ds eo named high priest of the Royal|latay, and Charles Knox. Harold Glover is senior deacon, | State Fair Board was scheduled © Arch Masons of Milford. Armada a oe pales greene d mcnadyryreng : Other oficers are James Jack- Mrs. John Neumayer has cio Det. eS cue ak aaa ae : Henry Bush, treasurer; George ‘ of Ar-| marshal, and Jack Bishop, Steve . ; Berz, secretary; Don MacLegnan, Rebekah Lodge 211. | Chigas and James Roll, stewards, ‘ now state treasurerelect. : captain of the hosts; Leon Nye, ‘ that liste royal arch captain. Others are : > fereened by a Wheaton Candler, Ciiff Cottrell, : both clubs before the eee ae eee oes : baskets are distributed. Parks. — : _ ie been channeled Auburn Heights Electric : t mattioe ty echasl The Avondale Booster Club has kt 2 yearroind. He 3 ae TRAIN, galoshes or : dred Thorpe, secretary; Orlo Law, Regular $29.95. during - the a corresponding secretary; Charles x27% taches Sy) ~ is made to see if | Miller treasurer, Two board mem- t The Lions, & was Air Mail Is Urged — = the high f . y the stent or Late Packages =e “project of making Complete As Pictured eety ain. . Pontiac postal employes still : i _. also purchases the shoes tha think the lion’s share of Christmas ' Gistributed mail is yet to come, despite the ance tn [ Dean Se has frequently asked eae Defense that all Caxttmes mat be post- = ; He marked ore * le : j ar . curves faster. SEE iN in Ex-Marine $ te pripos, ry said, ee Manet 7" Soccccccedeccccosocosooocoocesoccoocooooosoosooee: D ‘(P) — The shan #10006 places of mall wane we: Indoor or Outdoor Fun With This today in the Dean suggests that late-mailers | > Craddock, who has admitted use air parcel post for gift pack : ing the man who ages going to other states and | § wite’s uriborn child Craddock, 29, testified yesterday | MR. SNOWMAN—Up in the air over the forth-| of the affair, a giant : , the infidelity which led to Chri dance, the “‘Sno-Ball” . . ee ae een = me Oo A , Made to Sell at $12.95 97 Trullard' giild, previously Butler, on ladders. They're working on the symbol | S225: Reinstatement Questionable Seaecet cee lor Farmington Patrolman FARMINGTON — Reinstatement | a scout car contrary to about _ fhe fatal shooting of Ernest Trul-|are Avondale students Allen Swanson and Dan SIMMS ALL THESE EXPENSIVE FEATURES oe juvenile case | Monday. Tennant added, if Cox | Rrappers R. B. Davis and Fred t Tubuler Steel Frame % Enamel Finish a ee ee prchoy Nereans he phim ane ee ee Krause said the cameal wes a % Pull 6 Foot Length % Sefe Design + When Car Hits Tree doubtful today in the wake of more : , . nutria, a South American Beaver, % Folds fer Storage % Rubber Tip Legs | Two Pontiac Township women | developments in his resignation. However, in a meeting with (Two Men Are Injured believéd to have escaped about a . | a a : Biiered wraises Josturtay when) Co, wie. enid Ue Surned in bis) Senet tt en an ruler. in Car-Truck Collision year ago from a Coloma zoo. BR BP a anf ls iA i OBER abe their car collided with a tree and | badge rather than perjure himself} day, Cox admitted that he im. |(N VOF-ITUCK CONIS! . then hit a car driven by Mrs, Mary|in @ Oakland County Juvenile | terpreted the chief's tone and | 4 netroit motorist and a Frank-| © © _E. Boberg, 38, of 173 Grandview, added that at no time enmuth truck driver Were treated e : : : . He | L ig > ‘Treated af Pontiac General Hos- | Vriendt, remains a private citizen.| had the chief actually threatened | for injuries at Hurley Hospital in : | _ pital were Mrs. Eleanor S. Bailey,| He was told by Farmington | * “re him. Flint after their vehicles collided | _ <0, and Miss Marjorie Mitchell, 18,| City Manager James 0. ennant | Two witnesses to the incident, | yesterday on U.S.10 south of ) | B 1 laf aes barns Tuesday that any request for re- | Lt. Alfred VanDell and patrolman|Grange Hall road, Groveland makes : insta » to be first. Jay Harrison, told Tennant that no accusations were made, and George E. Bigelow, 19, of 12150 : to apply her brakes and she idea | that DeVriendt was not abusive, as| Ashbury, Detroit, suffered face \ _< ag _ skidded out of control. — a ney eens | charged. cuts and a fractured ankle, and ; , ; did not recommend the move, Cox | ‘ 1 ; could appeal to him, and finally, to! According to reports, De Vriendt| Peter C. Tooley, 49, the truck f—* 4 County Deaths the city council if he wished. “called Cox at 6:40 a.m. Wednesday | driver, received bruises. mI AY y Cox had charged that Chief De- | and told him that his dopey pone Tooley told Oakland County : Cesta )B Vriendt threatened to punish him | was not aprovep4 as far as he was sheriff's deputies that he was un- : = for pushing a stalled motorist with | concerned .| able to avoid Bigelow's north- S| ae a Tennant said he waited until | bound auto which skidded out of ence (Ed) Burpee, 47 of 2136 after 5 p.m. yesterday fer Cox control. S Sap, : —— “Chancery St., Troy Township, will sald coe : —— — — peat 25 be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the : Shop for Your Families’ \CLOTHING Mrs. Barbara Bishop of Rochester, his father, Frederick Burpee and two brothers, Ernest and Arthur, all of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and four grandchildren. Bernard: Soule : ROMEO—Service for Bernard Soule, 43, of 68040 Van Dyke Rd., Eo will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Roth's Home for Funerals, | with burial in Romeo Cemetery. 3 He dentally Ce ally “Twedty ROBERT A. LARSON on the nS Easiest Christmas Terms in Town! « wafers - i Mr. Soule is survived by his | Fla.; his father, Charles Soule of planning engineer is Robert A. Lar- 9 NATIONAL | New Haven; his mother, Mrs. 80M, 24, now beginning duties on Anna Soule of Rochester: two | the staff of the county planning T) 2) beat abl crackers brothers, Cameron and Stanley of Commission. CLOTHING Erma Jerome of Detroit. Mrs. &"eering degree from the Univer- —) South Saginaw St. . . ‘old daughter TR CK S CLARKSTON—Service for Cash- His immediate task will be to, OK USED CARS AND U ® ® + : , 7 ~ 4 / widow, Rhenie: three sons. Ber- | Highway Planning © Men 8 Furnishings eee Suits eee Coats \ . i] _ = Pree San prion . ew ; C ts s its 'ex., and twins Larry and Gary . . at home: two daughters. tee Engineer ts Hired = omens Uoais... ou I L Darlene Swift of Mt. Clemens. | - > Rochester; three sisters, Mg. Recently discharged from the can buy eee Ethel Shaw of Rochester. and ty of Michigan fn 1952. money eus H. Engle, 75, a former resi-' analyze the present county road | Mrs. Patricia Coston of Tampa.) Oakland County's first highway Thelma Cole of Lake Orion, Mrs. | Army, Larson received a civil en- A native of Detroit, the engineer | sain — ] for grandchiren ew yet they cost Jess ¢ en-month- . ‘ H. Engle jis married and has a t dent. will be held at 2 p.m. Sat. |network and integrate his findings | 1952 CREV. STYLELINE DELUXE | Here's a most luxurious cracker y at the S uneral with those of the Detroit Metro- | , on =H extra Home, Clarkston, with, burial in| politan ren traffic aly. pote . 2 Door Sedan, Sharp x $895.00 Say ap eee mee i oo ew Cemetery. He died sa orcas pr orailedpedintsios 1951 JEEP STATION WAGON ‘ gives SKY FLAKE WAFERS Surviving are a son, Joseph, and |a long-range highway improvement | Low Mileage ....... .$595.00 Eis Gran? acy, Tae cree program. “Pie Crust” . These crisp, Gree grandchildren. ——=,'§ 1947 OLDS CONVERTIBLE—Radio, light crackers are a joy to eat e =A Distinguished Service .. . Heater, Hydramatic .. $345.00 § = 84 havea special way of drese- . - ing up your soups, salads, fruits e e offe a f 1948 DODGE 3% TON PICKUP $445.00 | and spreads. Discover the cracker : . SKY FLAKE WAFERS today! e FUNERAL HOME e | Crissman Chevrolet Co. Agiriance Servin = 540 Wala - oSkire 1.001 | 8 785 S. Rochester Road OLive 2-9 | BAKED BY NABISCO : Ww 71N\ a . — . o NATIONAL BISCUIT ‘(COMPANY | / | : - = ; -— . \ ; = f f 4 ! , | ‘ f , 1 . ‘ i salt . —_ Pe egos s, : “a3, i Sei ee ade, 13 ie . - ome is - : j a tare 3 4 * ; : 4 # { eee - |} * % * = 7 & ne : te oye NE, RONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954. .»- | = fi same Se 7 Bills ¥ = trea Property Owners Receiving Higher Tax ie. PURDY'S| ted = DRUG STORE 321 Mein St. ; \ ees d : ee ae) | ee ee te ce eee i ah a ee ce ee ct f Loe a dl ‘Rochester Free Perking Rear of Store LL Reg. $7995 _* Store Ne, 1 396-398 Mein. ROCHESTER Rochester Furniture & Appliance Sale $4435 9941 Auburn. AUBURN HGTS. i _ Rochester 320 Main St. OL 2.0811) Until Christmas! Street OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE 330-332 Main Rochester, Mich. . , : a _ a a = ; ‘ a : = ee a > eee ; nay : ox Donald W. Smith |“ ©" | pth ai ue * "| $45,000 to Buy © r ’ , at Avondale High we, aumlay Cty Gets County OK fo Meet Greater Demands Szecc Stes Chri (eS ene \ sIMLAY CITY — A double-ring| ¥ | LD | EAST LANSING ( — Michigan 0 0 : ris mas a ies meciier ‘selections will be tuned ot Miles and Donald W. Smith inj} Will Back $300,000 of; sy wma GREENway West Bloomfield Township |i. ine in a big way in prepare-| Parent oi cles fee men tn hristmas Concert, at 8 p.m, to meerete Scentay in the First) $1} Million Project) , Property owners in townships all | Of West Bloomfield's seven dis-| 0, tor its 100th anniversary Year. dai uk cn Gd conan Vanes secke . ote The bride is the daughter of Mr.| Near Farmington See ee ee | ces eatin dane an teres The Post Office Department is | throughout the county are sched. ' Lakeville be the junior and senior high school and Mrs. William C. Miles of Im- - Sat en Bil Sie ee, rivet Seed ees Set a commemorative stamp to] Wing Christmas progman Teachers and children of Lake-| bands under the direction of John lay City. Mr. and Mrs, William | The Oakland County Board of |in anguish, snd promptly started | of $6.52, or a total of $48.38 per| mark the centennials of Michigan | Parties in these few GaYS | vitie school will attend a Christmas Smith of Livonia are the’ parents ®/to burn up the wires with pro-| thousand. Largest district, the Ru-| State and State Uni- | before the holidays arrive. Some/ juooet show at the Leonard School | Ne#tek, and three combined vocal @2 the bridegroam, = $300,000 ond amined $11,000,000 | tests to township supervisors, trea-| ral Agricultural No. 5, which in-| versity. Fe et **°| Monday morning. SS ee The bride‘ chose 2 ballerinn- * Brighton ssway | surers, clerks and, anyone who! cludes the new West Bloomfield pay loaf serine rsa The children of the Hudson! a5. 5 New Hudsen W _=—- length gown of white satin with | ‘The bonds will be paid off at| would place an ear to-the phone | High School, has a levy of $45.10,| ture, college governing body, | 3 Maccabees of New Hudson a sweetheart neckline, and long | $15,000 per year for 20 years from | receiver. a raise of $6.13 over 1953. - authorised the purchase of 1.800.- Covert: School, will present their) are having their Christmas party | medicy of popular Chistes songe - Sleeves of Chantilly lace. gas and weight taxes returned by For statefnents mailed out be- . mt oe See ee at 7 p. m. in front at their hall Friday evening, with | anq a choral reading of “Twas Her fingertip veil was held in| the state to the county road com- guning Des. 3 tram Ouhient’s aoe deca em worth. The college figures pgp aqpates | 4 =~ ee the Night Before Christmas,” place by a princess cap of net.| mission. indicated, for the most) 4% ee a ae be, good advertising. — aaa) as ee a ae ase The concert is open to the public. Mrs. Richard Beach was her| ‘The supervisor's approval was | part, that levies had reached an i cone About the only folks who won't pp roe Dam per Be basement New Hudson sister's matron of honor. Richard| peedeq before the state could | all-time high. z olan iwean ae be happy about the decision are} “Origin of Christmas, a one Ps _ Beach served the bridegroom as| comptote megetiations fr ® | Cheap country Jiving appeared | crease ot Sas. Largest dotrict,.| those in the mailing room. Most | Eradee Participating, a APPLIANCES best man, and David Lebeci and/ 95,990,008 bond lssue needed to | > be a thing of the past, with | the V of the college.mail is automatically} No business meeting has been : : oie ‘Dick Reaume, both of Detroit,| pelp finance the 2?-mile, four | rural levies generally well in ex- Se ae eo ck stamped by meter machines now. | planned, and all parents have been Church at Milford HARDWARE ITEMS seated the guests. lane Givided highway, Députy | cess of the $34.16 per $1,000 of | of $42.38. A new high school and And the decision means the mail- | urged to attend by PTA officials, LARRY GILLIAM ” aan ee ee eee State Highway Conwnissioner | sssessed valuation which Pontiac another school addition are being |¢f Will have to lick all those ‘ds saa ut eo loeeeae Guten | p © iah’ 24) Best Wate : as cca can — peering ee ee _ wi a oe paid for im this area, stamps next year. es 0 resent ‘Messia Woset tate Ph. Bn 4-2708 the $11,000,000 total cost is ex-| city and school costs. — Ona Gee Spr De F ® t M { Sef cooperative supper and Christmas| MILFORD—The Christmas por: F dPla tt Go U pected from federal aid. “It will| 4, ail, “What’ | unity Schoo} Di- arming on mee program. tices ad Mandela “0 wil be | | or n 0 p Probably take until next spring to eidigrd pe ae cs conp erty | wt which comprises 90 per cent ‘ | A prize will be given for the | Presented by the combined choirs | (7 . complete the federal aid tramsac-| -iajs-generally were able to an.| 0. the township's tax aren, raised on Sewage Project best wrapped box lunch at the Of the Methodist and Presbyterian | | ~ Near Big Beaver son and set the bonds he sad. | Ver. femeaiy “Not the cot vine 10 S470 this year an tn 4 annual Chrismas. party of the| churches at pan. Sunday, Designed to relieve increasing | township government.’ crease of $14.90 per thousand. 1, 5.INGTON—James Tennant,| Waterford Fashion Your the Methodist chureh. The purchase of 157 acres in/ traffic congestion on Grand River Tesuie lols oa rile in |princiPel, increase was an eddi.| 1 city manager and chairman| Club, slated for 7 p. m. W s-|__This is the first time that the Sterling Township, Macomb Coun-| (USI6), the proposed route will) . 44° coy atich amet | en, to the $22.30 a, Sochnnet Coltead County | 07: 08 Ciiarenty Ge | Stee Sew eye Sees goenented ty, just east of Big Beaven, as the| begin at the end of the divided ~ already going for schools. of High School, |" Milford, site @ new manufacturing plant| pavement .east of Farmington, |*mount for operating expenses. _ Aven Township sewage S-man study com- ort ale Phillip Haddrill, Huron . Valley to produce chassis parts has been| cross Grand River near Halstead | one many townships! tiere, as in other areas, main| mittee, has called a meeting Thurs- Band leader, will direct the 40- announced by the Ford Motor Co.| road, and go west parallel to| °Perating solely on funds received) 1 ooses were for school build- afternoon at the Municipal; The Leonard Methodist Sunday | voice presentation, assisted by Reo Plans for the new plant are being |Grand River, and slightly north | {om the redistribution of state/ i 2. Rochester Village tax was| Building to discuss the possible) School will held a Christmas | Brink, Soloists will be Mrs, Wilbur developed and wil] be annouriced | of it, sales tax and other state reve- | 9:97 an increase of $16.31. Roch- establishment of a sewage disposal/ program and party at 1:38 p.m. | Johnson, Mrs, Clyde Shirtcliff, Val- later, John Dykstra, vice president nues). ester area outside the village | *uthority. Sunday. - | erie Curtis, Mra, Richard Bolz, Pat and group executive, said. Lise ica. ocogmalver Slight rises in the county's | showed @ similar increase, with} Other members of the commit-} he Brethren in Christ Kritzer, and Howard Gibson. The site is located at the north-| Grand River at equalization on assessed valua- | the total tax at $43.72 including |tee include the following super-/ c.44) will have its similar pro-| Pat Skarrit will accompasty the east corner of Mound and 17 Mile| Metropolitan Park to bridge the tion accguuted for some of the.|a $1 fire protection levy; and visors: Wm. Roeser, Southfield) gram at 10 a, m group at the pipe organ, and Mrs. | _ORds., and is bounded on the east | Clinton River, and diverge north | |)! : Fire District No. 2 added an addi-| Township; Ernest Blanchard, Far- Lowell Newcomb will play a 20 ' “py the Michigan Central Railroad. | west again before ending at rate yp eg aay aig pow Township; Harlan Thatch- Big Beaver migute organ recital prior to the In making the announcement,| final connection with Grand | But in most instances the big) (> sis 9 ‘Three other districts in-| ef, West Bloomfield Township;and| The Big Beaver Methodist | program, Dykstra said expansion of chassis| River at Brighton. , _ | Chunk of the taxpayer's dollar will! 1.404 a portion of Avondale, with Staman, Novi | Church will have a Christmas = parts manufacturing facilities is! The grade separation at Grand/80 to pay off bond issues voted) | 1, of $53.92. : necessitated by increased produc-| River and Kensington park is one | this year for new schools and demands* of three which are seen as distinct school maintenance and debts ac- — benefits to Oakland County, The|@uired in recent years for the) | This township major " of the county’s | 4Me purpose, 5 showed Joanne Neumayer Wed eases cult spent for these. | Although a few townships had| District with a relatively low to Pvt. John Goetgeluck The remainder of the county | hoped to see the tax situation ease | Of $33.53, up $5.42 since 1953. ARMADA — Joanne Nancy Neu-| funds will go to extend and relo-| within the next year or two as| Avondale School District — mayer became the bride of Pvt.|cate Orchard Lake road to join|bond issues for school buildings | $10.36, for a tax Jevy of $565 n Goetgeluck recent! with Grand River. were paid off, this hope was miti- Orion Township : ' The bride is the daughter of Mr.' The other two grade separations | gated by the shadow of state equal-| The Lake Orion Community : ; Tieurenes and Mrs. Joseph Neumayer, and|are planned just north of New| ization, which looms as the thun-| School District, which comprises /|from Farmington to the Grand | § P. m. Monday. Proceeds of the recent Goodfel- “ter Gvery Mood” Mrs. and Mrs. Leonard a |e ee ee ne ee Imlay City ee ee Oe ee oe ae i : e tax af, Detroi ’ cover affair ee sas rene Omer rate teat | cn increase ot $.90 dc, mainly|aystern of connection i beleved| be held at’ p, me. Suny in te | tht gh School cetera. mast to an increase in the county's to be less expensive to the tax-| Methodist church Farm Group Hears Dem) 22 ri i c2rits |couttang tector.” A” section ot payer than tnt constriction, and| members wil present a‘ pageant|iiuctsBOmOre the xt year means that a : members will present a pageant, | drive also P ° B , P sed Nig od haba paced the ee ak ae Ge maintenance of a disposal plant. — of. Jesus’ Birthday.” , remains same, showed re Caroling in the area is scheduled | — . ee NEW YORK —U. S. Sen. Spes-, Holland said every effort must] Oskiand County property ts con- aoe taht! The Genel Chesch : ' a ee sard L. Holland (D-Fla) today said|be made to confine government! Siderably higher than the . to Stage Comedy Tonight aa a tad we pearly at ; the farm leadership fiven by Sec-|farm controls to a minimum an county's estimate. Attend Farm Convention loses reer nna atoms 4p. m. Sunday. : retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft| leave to each farmer -| A check taxes in dis- HITE LAKE TOWNSH __| Lake Junior High School drama a Republican, has been| mum freedom of action. tricte im eight close-to-Pontiac | Weyre Orr and Ronald Veorheis,|€lub is presenting “You're Only The primary department of the courageous and “fundamentally in| Holland commended the farm | townships shows levies all the way! members of the Oakland County | Young Once,” a farce comedy in First Baptist Charch will re, , the right direction.” bureau federation for supporting | from $23.42 per $1,000 of assessed | Junior Farm Bureau, are attend-| three acts, in the junior ‘high au- a Yuletide program at 7:30 p, m. Dumps In a speech prepared for the | adoption of the flexible price sup-| valuation in the Hickory Grove | ing the National Junior Farm bu-|ditorium at 8 p.m. tonight. Sunday, with special Christmas annual convention of the American | port law by the last Congress. | school district of Bloomfield Town-|reay convention being| Proceéds will help to buy stage | ™Usi- Stakes Farm Bureau federation, attend-| He termed this law the principal | ship, on up to $84.04 in Troy Town- | held in New York City. equipment. Davisburg ed by some 3300 farmers dele-| agricultural measure adopted by/ ship's A District. — Claus will be at the 3% Ton Express | tes, Holland stated: Congress. Assessed ipringfield Township hall from oe ea ares | eens eras ia 4-H Award Winner Sent Sm’="s0"s\"=S Il pg00 Tractors" Ta'sestne B, Kiine. In that is, the township's rate plus | “p= | Gifts and candy will be dis- 20 , salcemrdimgowel pe a eeday, |the amount the county says that . Wi an . tributed. | F-800 Tractors or Low Down Payment Kline vention township m bring , . Leonard | ton hem SS | Ki the coreg ae eae’, ten to Cincinnati Convention __ |B 1951 Ford % Tom Express... . $495.00 has been courageous and essen-| fourth two-year term. the valuation in other townships.| nocursTER — Eleven year-old RK TL] | Aken. will give its annual | tially non-partisan, and I think that} Among those prominently men-| Most townships include several | jane Booth of the Rochester Va- Christmas party at 2 p. m. Congress has been similarly tioned as candidates to! succeed school districts, with taxes vary- riety 4H Club } her onions. Saturday. A movie will be broad in its reaction.” him were Charles B. Shuman,| ig im the different districts. ‘ ae Bn. | shown, and there will be candy, president of the Illinois Agricul-| Here's hew some of the main | She is also quite familiar wi | lee cream, and an apple for vo tural Assn., Chicago, and Hassil| @istricts im eight of the Pontiac (cabbages, tomatoes, string beans, each child present. R HESTER FORD DEALER : E. Schenck, president of the In-| 8fea townships billed property | carrots and beets. ~ Metamesra Oc : (S. u. Indianapolis. | reed valeatien: | One of Michigan's delegates to Instead of exchanging Christmas: “For More Than 30 Years—A Good Place to Buy” EARLY pee ere priest 2 SP ee . the National Junior Vegetable | gifts, the members of the MOMS ee ee ed tomorrow. Trey Township Growers Convention held recently .-+ | are contributing money to their’ Main Street at the Bridge OPEN EVES. ~—-—-: OL s SHOPPER'S ao in Troy. Town- i apeceqpea tore pared oxres ” "| treasury, and will later purchase FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS—A GOOD PLACE TO BUY ia . € ‘onsoli dated Ss chool Dis- : eee County Calendar trict. which takes in a huge slice| touring the Cincinnati market trey Township of Troy Township's eight districts, | areas and seeing all types of food The Troy Dads Auxiliary will meet at were taxed $80.35—an increase of | processing and production. 1.30 p.m. today at the high school. $11.46 over last year. Of this fig-| pe visited the Armco steel _ Sweeea's Gomernece ot tne tae we $12.67 was earmarked for mi in Middletown and was gE en, esas reameesl Tele | ie eae SEN ee pate: A& COSTUME , HOW Lik WL 1 EVER . RECOGIZE POS oe FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Vay Ai Nears AF) K\\ae NANCY by Ernie Bushmiller NANCY -*- WHAT ARE ALL THESE HOLES DOING IN OUR LAWN @ e--1 HAD SOME CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TO DO THIS MORNING--- RK ees AND I COULDN'T ' REMEMBER WHERE I'D HIDDEN MY MONEY J Wo v ! ERNIE BUSAN UH MNU Aliases ue Le wens ——— ce Grain p ss : Change Slightly | MARKETS ——— ee saw ‘ : E . a j = ses of all in changes —y- ye - Paubuce “|e i a ies - ae THUR ‘ — outnumbering the Pruits: = wactent in ha . DE . ay = i — seatbon usual Se os: ae, ae 3.0 Jousthan, _NEW \) } 1054 * ¥ pace. A holiday Cider, bu; ob apples. ket YORK le = cco AE Aaa moron me = a : - : BL EELS me it some spr Soe oR pushing ‘ Ne ‘fe - . . ‘ ' i") ~ cash items supporting side | a-é “else wie The gai ahead : abi ish beans as movement < renin 60-186 ous oa bu. n today e : s A Slee ieee sta ot te ae ne ences i cone ree Brief | Busines IXTY-FIVE._ pal Australian gpa Wo. Seek. cto Tes aoe a ie gael foal as anal Vet $104 ae Né Y-FIVE .- ‘ to prospect wheat da a eon Se" don Gar. in E. roi gee" gunn vebend — otes; Soviet bloc n of direct crop; | 1 ane lary Feet, Re 4 Douglas : erday’s yesterday Ss . Aibsdgpes near euports i3s-Les ent, 64080 pk be Le6.tt0 102 on a Haraginy was : Police , scnde 03 Ave -§ Ff \ k hour was unchanged oy hi tii 00 don eho, “dina “ane fs A en's Hock ot 1.0 shares nd ae to Peniies ate Poy n. 3 te Tu $2.24%; to 4, sia | oorgae Net Yara 2001” Ne Goodrich point. and and fancy sale e . pe lower Deteah ner, oop ge pe4 7, iS Santa Fe was up Dec work of rugs. -" ts 4% » Dece i Maher |S Ma ta , sonld ina. pote: gained be) a rk. 81 aprons, | 3%; to % mber $1. co oe mene > pota- Steels 2 at at 127. D. A. 1. E. Howard, ; } 3 Frye lower, 52%; a A er Swe token , which 128%. ~ . Sponsored cember %. to _ December | 5 Set iden bu; radishe - | Tise, were led an Christa Bociety a ths| Cane eo ae an yesterday's. merly “iar | © $21%; and % sce Ta 1h Bar ui, ccuanh Buterout ‘nate: | opened ooetl, wp A yocterday Dow at enh ced You ananeglr Hos 24. ais , lower un- Hubb ut, re today or . Road for- utpu : H az a Sea Be US = et oe | were Gs pda aa on va ate wil “Adv. on Tuesday : in Pri : Se. ~ Fh Ag , Boeis : up your | lished te use of cH CRIC. Prices 1.00-1 ey Ne 1: Wo t house ee Ra. Por chari : — electricity ICAGO. AGO No bu. 1.00-1 1 by table were oe ee i eae, Pah —— interatina P UE ow tn i on _Coneumers Powe on _ 4 * Georgia-Pacific A Dee vee 224M sts Opening ie tak mead eas ern ec : §-5201, ané needs | the electric Ma estes 24% foc i N bu. No 1, Central 7 A. Mi 68 ul service Jw y ry nS 2.23 May ocscce 126M | eo 1, Poke 5 wrong * and Cities South- Water tehell. Lower counties * y ceil aae Juy 10 Aes | lee cmcae acai Service. bad —Ady Pesueaet = @ Cora a. 2.00 Gactaana iA caGO 0 POT. you hour Michigan Dec sae Me . De ATOES New tener Salt. send-out of 2 re wel — s ees a at 4 A York up... FE 5 Delivered hours of 25 s noma, G er - ee mand ial ine 3 P) — Po ‘ Stock : 9421. , represen 050,534 a 4% y.: 1 65%. May 219% roend slow: 8 386; tatoes: da Late $ e ; —Adv increase ting 534 kilowa! poe . Suy 9% | t igh prc lies m total Us| 4 oy ae Ope : : ng an tt protl WD 57% y. 278 rack tor oderate ; om | Aemirel .. 2 Quotations day over il Pe o-» 158% e- ca sales: to Russe te; di Air 1. 2 In : whi last pes : sas 2.75 r 4.15: tl ak ce = St t 1 ) ich year’ cent federal a temporary . yesterday Sonn emp ateaee Carryover of. — eu! Se tor Pa... 38 red end Eight buildi electrici large Te t ly off rom er ow ur a& Co. rv - 5 33 persons ing | use ty ill court injunction << of hens | Aten $2 3 er and 300 woe in but al ac-Soo restraining in ¥ points Atchison G 12.7 Net Bi vreee 32 their were in-| Ove stores and also ing use pg Lumber Co a Cad- “£MCA00, Dee coat mechs Refin mS i nat Blagrr 283 heer forced from Lower t skies ol gauaa . from ne . .] Ba. } : : see poli ren capital eoans di Grand | 1 ope. beeen 18 AB ve — ime “= . mas oo 7} posed on evacuation were &@ — ughout the ederal : vidends or to 1 highss as 90 (yeets ary | Ene 2 t Ma: 3 of & four-block —_ : lay granted Judge ' : s hens r: b ay TO av 3.7 a . &. further , im also © yeooemiay h pind W.. Wallace af id Tooter, bear ene mt | beth Sees ae es es aiapier gene area for Siuias Wee ch : pag S polo casgon lace Kent| See eer Bern A by Se SE ah last night. after phen se, ce dette of Birmingham, brought aga with by| aon st aponstien 28-21: “Bond am ae oe op Se crews emergency annual el Oakla company against a suit he r & ib, farmer ducks over. 6 Borden soe Be Ne Am West. a The first | spected the gas meetin | the was om Ae pe ot directors, Been ae Diy £OGs come Sao ae ere z G chimney xe house added a sevén- Donald ‘cams pra lh we dent ot Calc So ce me a fos Se ctr fy | oan Cael were let‘ say the ick era X me as poy nace aay —— tat rade A, large ral-state Calum ew lee Quer “i eee ee Ge Guat gil standing ot inner wal Floyd first ae, of Van last firm’s board Eon ‘sae oad J ge ones peony gd ioe aay a 14 would take and Alix ite , the got out al and her three Mrs, V elected rmette, — : His sui dune. Bro 4-38, wi wtd 31. wtd Cdn ; 2 we A «. O14 a lot Talton, distortior ive was da ir- second Pontiac. and of direc it charges 36%; wae Grade A ove 3 a1: ere Capttal cosas | ee: ys of TV ) s a myt ughters | Me a ’ , a decor aad 3 Sea ee Ae Ses Bt Rye ‘Tea Tato Tv acre |e ag OR (Git new ethers ae = the nd as et Se waa Snnem C. la M3. wid Ove | Ce a. as Parte Den... 38! msters fill a ' a : United apartment boring rector; Pe ses hay a ge , lum a means stock ou ket = rge 26-27 srade B | olan Tree 17 ad RE a.... . Christmas parade Press an building Broadmoor ; James ’ ber of pplie steady Aa oc lan Pe as (c They Phote explosion tiac, B junior nope mais ee tet ha a Bi. 2,| Hug Ko ie oping or something ra | vexolon aout an hur a tn, sere, ad Ray P . surplus. ee ae oosedny og ar ae Posie Ds e loc orean creed te] tony ors ponglonmg old , of Ferndale Roy F. P doar of earned of the eur ee ee eee ee aie ew B Philip aor". se CHI of W d Ad tpha | i srt erly ersertongy ox — ving a U " other ls bust aotnce gtd a H Pit Plate oo" $ . | tion pre w-—A ar opted b n : jane and “pace: ment of wer, ge Close a very bate Into Se | ae none Baa |W seri Sacto ol ste mil No y Pai —o coae back lean anager of F, Feltus, (a inte | Colg_ Pain - $8.4 Pure Ou: r ard & ot . w r . : ages of the the for Intl out | es. Ses a ke ere ey sole spain marowiggaid| PE ollege ricts roomy Hap: oo rthadhg Bay ond og re eMICAGO. Doe BR AN : Con Edis aU ae Co bought by stock . RRIEN SPRIN was yesterday. by = Co, cH ammable | Saas san Bie, Sei re ts Fi pey ean elven a dark-eyed Peasy Gs w — Thy bass “Gas and lecrcly were "Tels ne them company ICAGO OVS | “ss. re e% ey Bere Cont Bak .... “82 Pe ios Teamsters’ welfare -year-old Lee ny, ® Mra. Moles, walle were after the motor-carrier fathe (UP 7. Hy geese a to t wes Bale 4 ters t Gi terminal fathers have been warned eee ee =o Se! a! eetaee' ramatare fans ot eye bewildered by ae mpl ruined home carrying terminal "anager ie Hancock ecoome an cs warned ig wities af mined pte 15,636, w 2B: Sopper Re == pny Pap.. 4 president a agp of Detroi they're m dered by all , is Says ng and screaming for bel of her | past , Inc. in for Scren SESS wuts ee ene cee eee som artatcr as com a UMN |r es oa cee aA - ; > stand- vtles oa me ‘i ow Cuts 5 } be oo Sone y er oS teh Bo Se Bt Simnsee 2" Rs \veamect” Me adie eal Ace ey oe Suen | Com of Long Lok the had fut Soushed ti {Not The Na — cunpow. Livestock Bow ‘chen 3 Secony” Was. 383 | samp aa cal nes os Nam beck _ who tales merce Tc , . in | the Christmas Ginished trimmin e ber B the tional D DETROIT Oe ben 4.1 So -« of added that “ . | in Berrien home tn Soon Pumping nsh kitchen tree and mming Ri National F Safety Cou peeTRONT. De LIVEsTOC Bastasr _ = Sparks onto 2 not ente company hat “‘the Mr. and Springs Seoul, arrived to asprin! water fron P ook said getting ready were in in rod we IS@ being od te belorasigere Pos Seeman te (AP) ~The EI auto wae Se gs a3 ee consider: control did | trai od Mrs. James ibe to join | *t 2280 Morey’ Long Lake anything. Moltz, coe ion Index sod uguenign cows tin sGalabie 100 site perro | atts 32-- Set sta pe “4, are ‘ah financiers ation." trailer | on Gibson, her dee dees golt co ‘icheae WASHINGTON : match flame sation (SA M seneralt ae lees RR sae Ou me. 722 | of the sted in said they ite eden a at their e Township, Rd., Com § 8 in the ow half Salpry Dice a ara fod trade, slow. he v ateeey Sexy | Fur Mer ; | fons Gul a... tan 4 aa — obtaining con treated to since, apo ans a ruling today , was ae { F mes i steal aa Substantial | The of Fisica ae a oo net Se actus \ Firestone. . — oo On eo 425 old Sew m now he ar Ward trol other. one surprise has hoa Circuit J by Oakland in ® oul Federal month - automobile E toys aa organiza’ ors is slo roo 80. weak se pene: preep Gul... 102.4 pent 4 ee ta Louis ell L. A faded by 81 =e First after an- Some Saar Frank County in Sea , : Reserve bites push i 7. 5 oo tions oar w. steady: stock to 80 ceats | Gen Bia 4 syle wt Pa. oO) bg Riad moe very. ‘They’ are aaa. owne Long L. Dot ma points trom production 5 index i “aro reindeer and tone said the | hex’ fed seers shim tow "ana bien Gen Be. 10 Tex 'o te aay, eh at Saigh Feesa apd nly dol a pore os aa dott aauied cmnetes . atepuaty HOWELL n S The October. up three ' : ouse! r @ ' | @ stee 00-27. choice - | Gen is cee 45.1 nomp Ne. . Louls i. former al- had to his ; pum suit cl fred w seasonally A . if weak chao | mec aus and aaa cl OST 28. bet ¢- | Gen Mille... Ba ses Ss: | ioe Card owne on the Korean course ping b aimi vats af tees said f itera ae aD nechanicel pote — ing tee fog etter cond Gen Motors ; 1, Tran W A 8 leaen ne inals, and a wes jm trip: brought with her lowered ordering the a paar eenitagaline a Prosecutor Wil- —— ! adjusted — ts : The pa light we oan es nee. ne Sarat se: ae | oan Retrac... od Toent C Fes. a Wolfson = Louis. Perron * and the ee ae the ul, Then nal. el three Arey: had a in the death nis a was | 123 oer ant oe to 129 a No- SS nota be war SoH oe for on Time. = | ed of mall order free “a eaay a ceecat pees Decdircd mssepe tour smal Smake, 38. 1 esten | oo os I wld at ra made of a ded plastic fused | stoct ‘tee-18¢ welt 7.00-9:50 connate geese $0.2 Hn nee < firm| M her a =r eusaua'| an “% Judge The I children 38, father of ST was ee year, April, = identified thin plastic types — ee oe Seay | Gre Pas 128 4 an At) a A : rs. Gibson ing wardrobe the water eee ae found sailor's beat of | July 1953 stered . The high on the ‘einai an and an ers inte feeders ore oe oo Paige _ Pos ae = ~ 3 meric on Peggy Lee . B, tt _ , ever) In Long use ewe at midnigh aten body The in May of } cils said of Soop sticker pat et rl pl ae diggs neers | os zane Tae vod cas im Massie an Cons | Fide the lite when ria set hours Messen be pando by |@ paps ara cogs was — res pont subd geadination and re oes ae oe ctor Hee» =} in Greec te Ce ae oie eeaeane tree Seed ivi h Sear ueeer a a ayes Mi... '@3 be eit. M . Mi est . =* nhl Club Hold react, ‘ou ea! prime, esr Soro, ig me: Rllacems e Mobbed sgriultural Gite, 02 Airport September.” and lant bears | carte Tey 0 Dlg carat ose Mig a ~ ° | me : e 90-3.00-11 es US Tov... 4 ‘ met uden 2-yea: . a highest . ne Clinic Her * See muy Rooker Bi... ai wae 3 Pie ne — lh rat eece (INS phanage hi r last Cat Emmanoe, Dee the suit was si eng | Dtrun vietlan first thought he ~ sete oo Be reached == day ah ara Civita . teria oe, ven ‘ne aaa ont BT Cont: ist wen 2a ¥. lice rar slogans. rat td | serving, eriote! ohare be or- partion almost d, Morey ove = roe me high activity ased . condu pated in Club enero 4 utility Ie bowoy ll = 6 € Poking saad , in nearby near J a Diag 4 who Michi i, also connect person Peter x id sar W gs biel eat ates 204 lie oe pans —— tha Ae ied made up ' r bring appear he clear- judge _maniatained ” a water |car and” h Mrs. Smaka mee to last _— phe a Commi ed ad 8 lab 1954 vewees 97. 7 148. monstr _ for fi) = uthori *| had : t ; usband ' be furda) tes: Ba — paisa sneer 2 Se te it ee ay a: Be is | But soos ac eaeg he aes | adoption ities But Judge thew fad the state yciey —= 4 old tence for p Legge wee 7 . , erally | 1603 igh: 08.8 116-6 $ G4 | aimed on en “Gee Ge ‘fied Doty said be - or captu parole vio ving Commi and the Hu ittee on Ci several “grad more: tuniy 25> Wigner low me ae ead 1908 at on Gree ions t n M y said > recede Police get ptured le viola sen- é ittee i luman Civil the citwncien | haa. ad recks indicating Sa ane ay aw oreo greveed Gon amteation mg a va- | choice Ro, 1 an 1780, most 2 ye 300. ven a{Merinlower Ween ‘ hae AK ucts y Morey also “a | been run Sin Seas cae S- f's deputies. tion. period Pare = 28 and ate a 8 | Ee eee decimal. pointe er A ‘widow’ nin solony.. nae wm — Ge Corp. Ea ee = backecea aaa. _ either D Day Explai Boxing the | ie, nee ms as ‘ti aoe Pigs ta, Soon a dosed tad a ada agers Ses:ctined troansane oe cee — = jfwice by 8 pote sedges HOUSTON, T peers and Day is Phere -16.00; come ae me ane ecicn Protea [ 183 1 op of m by is a sm Products stock to pure’ a aurestricted 6 ing = in forw pol fad ahs N, Tex. (U Curtstmas, om Pigg Agger sen high “sehotee an mn “ts. “he Se es oo pot ees ones ai — “nee Saaeat a tat a ramp ‘e Philco i ard motion. yesterday 4 ods aura Daye pos on eee pga = sraner a4 ee eecurs bet: Me = 7 4 ante ves ts toad the ae New ge of $10 is shee yest tinue be allowed in 1964 (on 50 in Federal Su lie in a 3 a iving 50 mae orist are gi Se uen Sadkee ane “He = ore 82 22 | os. sail sea ucts e : 1- it hadn’ mile les postn given t and Soe an gy ere sale; mae Same eres the ors and cont par rda te | r ad zone an = al Gosnell Saree aeaty eee ‘low bid and ected 13 a ee silvonsny ane ealbees clienge 44 chars Rhine Motor o_o een. | , PHILADEL ust Charge any ee orcue’ = en Sieg Abert w= ° ters steady t utility sepa arene: choice NEW FOREIG ; 14) returni for one «4 shares could owned y held tha | Justice PHIA What’ ' ving D was &D an er ie oe MENT FOR = tulty “a pediprwnt CJ poonoree gzchange fates Dee Fl ng | 542 per iar of = such dom ones land : Morey ha | the Phil Deparunaat — The U ) asked. = at — — iortioeag Se =o -i90-t aay: pol bulls — pore cllers, others. fellow 16, ee etche stock of t curmal. 7eneral a i Morey sa adverse ong enot 8 federal co Corp . has cha j_§. Day?” Sheriff's ‘ speeder prec _ room eaditions etic "feom 38.00: steers sheen —— nigh. prim mort on . a? eat tat ay [ ; Rent chan ge shine peg pref orale i decision id he would 5 .— lating canta wuts ae | Department the '90-31.80: ehotce | ‘| -32 u valu | . a ee aws i ; ay aire om Rapin | can cone pg che jag eg ee Accepts J on ezcens 2 Bevmate by dans, | throughout re es se ect by It, Wiliam : Mm 00: , . a : ° ° : \ 2 towel iat, nk Sa as sear Coie sere sarki | novat udgeship |=" a rg aa Fa oe en Ss hatony ny Coty nt rn oe Dg ae Se "sd bet, Bay SF Aas | appotne OAK — Form p= Hamapoagetieoy ane, Sloe fae Living tse Sherman an fled. yesterday, ae mee vs ater it ers 1 00-11.60. EY Se y fut . reach : OOPS : sane | ccd rma rith > in 8 — fi" be reg on poston oe pathol 4 rit oe: a few po wt eet gon 278 ti: “reat sr ypensneebee Pa ton has mayor eet. acti ln to 3 nial tails, w meat, but | requiring n and Clas tolating nee , | earning pi ensuing 4280 buffa of terial , a eaters _i81 _, een * cr | German sem ot an ne tt! | Sonn FE Bee mun acepted in making sate uh hich weigh or s wholesal yton a th | Bill.” e nick 18 months, the con _Padock. Laree veo curve method. rn aeees igtee aed Ville pet po orang broly tag ag 10, 14, 15, oy twikediosey tXECUTIVE Movin, Fe ce anew we payments ere scarce. trade your | | = treet liv. neral wil y | 4, 6, 7, 4, . etd EXE SUDDEN SERVICE—. R FE == | ates made sal ROOMS. CHRISTIAN COUPLE on Spotase sired. eee en. te Dooelsoa-sohns “Puneral | 46, 21, 23, 24, 25, 29, 37. {| kin HI JR’ Ce AY anerty Oe ee eer and igh! (rocking. FE 645% 50 bon scr BRL, IO | eee Call ae bo | priests na end seerance, 106) ie es bedrooms, full base: Eee ens MBP fae, 44, 47, 49, Be, 58, 5. Svetcase’ veckuccping pay roll k to Rent sre write 4106 Van Dyke Ave | oblig KOR RIS & SON (7 MODERN HOUSEKEEPING | meni. and garage. $00 = 63, 64, 66, 69, 70, 71, 48_N Saginaw 8t_ wees Gasae ood Areas L TUCKS Breall WA 21106 ‘Homer Bruce. aD \“ rooms Adults, 133 EB. Howard St. ? 15, 1954, == ne an. Ra, #9 taxes. Can man ee wea alee TRUCKS TRACTORS Oe, 14, Mich —- REALTORS CO-OP si per 3 ROOM PURN. APT. ADULTS HICKS, Cc. 406 Lathrop St. 7 7h, 76, 78, 85, 87, BA, 89, EPHONE._ office ——. Stvarauiod wast | ND EQUIPMENT | Jon WEDDING INVITATIONS 87.50 “q59 Ww Huron 2 1s) Pincareve iA APTS Lansing. ‘hich "a tices, | § 102, 108. heat vendeavars, . College’ DOCE- yp, pi, RQUIPMENT, Stake | 1 WED nankine - | f* “aren LISTINGS WANTED | 5 "tse cLaan CLOSE IN. 3 rooms "aod, Lath, Adults only. deat sinter of Mrs J Aiden | Goawmnw am-em-ceveerem eh ALES- Keplien Conndenalap'ihis'e So) py tt Dump Traces OULD gANYONE, WHO WTE:| arms basnewey and commer |? pEOCuimy Co oF) “K"G. HEMPSTEAD dear ae en ontia wo’ 2 ROOMS, NICELY PURN.. UP < ) Boss and Charies 5 for you to at James K 2 ROO Dee, Funeens service wi be Set ___Help V Wanted Male 6 secure © kop ght Right’ Hand.| Industrial Tractor Co. ae fuga 8 ab pm. De ROY Y KNAUF, Realtor eee, Seeteaiam “sensansbes, Sam | 8 103_E, Maree en ae EE ais WOMEN aan, old eadinuas a Weems! ccae acty jechasan antses tember tb, please call 26 | 24_¥_ Huron Fe ftese ater «. APT. € VA Rah ey: = 3 Funeral Home, Lansing. ay ARE TOU MAKINO 08 we! part ume. You enn care & zi : vu tou — FE +108 Wtd, Child, to Board 26 Chr LAK OFFI CE F Ney ee | Mardwere, iste Unie Lake Rd. i service at 3 p.m wee! Cail Puller kiv cd + WOULD LIS BABY GiT- ane mann GREEN LAKE orated, : Union : Regge nay enor on | feet Veen Jus. can a oy oad LAD dn 6. aan tor N. wes Van a CARED on OR ALL L LAKES” 100 ee aD RATE, QUIET ND BA : gett: tarot mance Cena nee, set | EO Bt gr pein el | i ¥ a ald 2 ig Rv Wane | orcrertae greet Prmcar | comme cus TE Sam ‘ age 0. youn eet | at 8 N. Telegraph. at) NORMAN Rone BeOS APY PAE beloved ‘wother vot Mari. ‘Lenora | experience pr Excel PART. TIME. % <2. ERCE RD. EM 34412 3 $4420. OE: of Mrs re trein | PAR - - NERATORS CLEANED. 7070 ; pete ond entrance, very | ROOM NEW CONSTRUG- f enti -— Patrick J Malloy ee Call A Rive, “ile pave, , Capertenee. ce | cASGEE WOMAN OiNES EEC mg gabon hauled. Clean up. FE Wid. Household Goods 27 rT BOY On T 5-744 00) oe ca | nice. PE 2401. tion. Large living toom. kitchen John te r { Elks office. Filing, WIL LB soll smal! lcome, P oth aad Bike Cull and Annie — WORK. - PART TIME pe PE +2501 “* _ —_— pan bookkeeping. Decorating 20 PONTIAC'S LARGEST | © property. s ent. Private entrance. Automa- ire is ry entrance. see man- Qrmegan, Punersl service will be aa Mount WAITRGGS, EXPERT ; Painting & ating <\ | ONE, OF buyers, Cash waiting. | PFOPITHY. "McKINNEY a Working | \Ser tn rear: 143, W. Columbia jd vg ht ve Dec, ifth at 10 | _Part Cem etery. 678 Fn berry” &. WANTED a AGS le erred [AT | APT. 103 ain “Gt Ot Benedict's Catholic |_ Part Cemetery MAS co cee ee OuRE. WIMEOORAPHING Lig eal A-) DECORATING PAINTING Office ee Commerce, Rd. e “BASEMENT APT, SMALL BEATED Chuteh with Rev. Pather reoues| EXTRA CHRIST bool ad grt + Bagi 9 _retarte)_service_ 6M 3 and wail papering. Cail for esti- Pa PotNiy, “ie708 TYultable for, 3 or 4 buddies. PE GePUMMISMED APARTICENT ettisieting. Intermeat in Mi Beye | - MONEY +0006 afler & p.m PRACTICAL caeaiiae an eT Awe pERWANOING. Lh ror | —*2135- WICK. | _ Mee sry, will be Friday evening oi Parente wort trom 4) WOMAN POR ager room a ater’ Copable of taxing chars, “Pecer removed. Estimates. FE : ENEF DED ee ce acta of geek we: |? ut a, On bn : Feet “ttl Pontias te or PPNITURE NEE ‘ On lake . p.m of the Former Soover Fs) | 1 need 9 men yo the Pon: | Work ine «sold | MI 40176, (ou. | 40018, NITUR land within 25 IN. CON- Se wthe es tae Poreawr-sncer | £2 12,0 08. ie 3 ane board | oi Cadline.” FE WILL DO TYFING IN MY WOME. GUARANTEED PAINTING & DEC: aie er, odd, lots Oet on erred eas ? venient to. bus. FR 23219. eal ao Sar PRIVATE Puneral Home = | Set canvassing Sut Vand able to WOMEN NEEDED TO TRAIN FOR WARHINOR AND 1 IRONINGS DONE | orating. Winter prices Rested aS — 8. B. Ment ‘or building lot either’ 7 LARGE ROOMS. NICELY FUR- entrance. No children. — STOGERS, DECEMBER | it | on He. Average “earo: serene eee ae oe: meee. | VO home. Work guaranteed, | 4-1 zebras Dream SSE Tunty sale, Ph. OR Sperm south “oF southeast. of Pontiac. pished with utilities end w See Se NE LAROS Kern N. Johnson Ave- inge ’ $80 per w on costumt o ee our! FE i tortor. . Pree estimate wiNTko Ss BABY BED AND HI- = eaken Em 4-6005. r FUR- ON KEEGO da i at pons nue, 05; veloved husband necessary va Kcacey | cam ce pe eaies, oe Wom {04 eee Work | WA yee sit3, ___| ca? J. A. Taylor, , | LARGE CLEAN. NICEL 3 rooms. Priv a on. Mrs. Olive Sse Pune Fresinevtrigg Hao aanpaluly ool ad wares EXPERIENCED OIRL oath a: DAY WORK: ae “AND WALLPAPER: war, “RUG on caRPeT D W A TED Gas best. on vote A wuier Adults only. crea welcome See Jack vc werviee ‘wil be held y the HELP WANTED. EXPERIENCED for office work and clinie Write wo! Wednesday. Ironing: C. White, OA by 15 Gand ¢ Call between N FE 41832, i go ‘ eember 17th, at 2 p.m. from aol small family,| Pontiac Press Box 97 Fecater and aneens cee rE , ve +5420. URPUnMEae PRI- . Sobee Panera ee es cel cleaning. ntact : tes ROOM TH APART. - a MH. H. Savage | ne Kodere ‘sreund work. Bos 4.|WOMAN TO DO HOSEWORK. : Me _ Sonat. Painting Wall Washin URNITURE vate beth + — Two? Big tg Sapelsh et er este Sree Gi retae | wea BD ROTRES JOPipett | Free estimate Reesonabl WANTE 4 ything for Vacant Lan end. Kitchen enly. Hit S| mente-900 and O08. 0 children, . Mr. Gummers may : ANIC. iT D FOR TELE-| clerk er in cafeteria. perr | sane. It you have an mi ~ ” Bt. & ER CO. geen at the Donelson Pu- | HYDRAMATIC 1 . Foshan soiehation Experienced | enced im salsds. 6 years ex Pen & OUT FREE gale end want poomet peace LARGE RES. HOME J ROOMS AND. PRIVATE BaTH | NICH Home a all other rience. FE 41030 ar rvice week. Baby ~ Bezel Home Abie and willing to aaa ce sol bus net necessary. FE | perien DESIRES BABY estimates. FE 2-4137 im cash. BUILDER DESIRES and entrance. fe ee - 35 mochemes ieee. Lyre a peur neue: Vises NTING AND ORATING. < ALES CO. , | Peet Houses Furnished INDEX son Ons $28 North iain, WHITE a om yoy Kee, eerner’ rE 51640 vAmide and out References. Free T =: COUNTY ® J arogst| FULLY IMPROVE ROOM os Phas ent Now Bon Oldsmobile, . care for baby. nee a Lae OARLAN BUYER TS, SUBDIVISIONS, | _ Everything ‘rare, , 2 ROOM Rochester e in Winrtan: HOUSECLEANING OR cRHANGING — BED NITUR LOTS, SU as OOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND | aL. FURNISHED teal" To INCOME TAX MAN — — wr er carne te | ValnTin® FAP oe. SAGE WITH |? BOOMS ertwey Gyiven| bewse Poreed cir : —“WE HAVE AN OPENING fronings b i stay eomne Le CLEANED D 4xD’' OR ACREAGE WE entrance. 1630 Pi y Private road. Just off To stare rent of store office : GIRL FOR eee cs veck Will stay CR 3-706! WANTED ANTIQUE S ‘Lake. FE 2-1168 LaDue. Pr Prefer 1 pea TUPPER MY" > 183 ATE ID SEW- _ Mie on Pontiac Lake. during tax season. E WORK 2a ee AK) WALL WASHING. | of lam AND BATH AND : _ Sere ee sect eock, Sccophens cad pions gH001D Be ABLE TO aa Wants Dav WORE UN WOMEN WAN! WALL WARRING. WANTED, PEDIOTAL— TYPE \ aS hyi AILABLE|? moat wear bus Coristan o: 3 couple _aeemehe advance. : informa’ YPE. 5 Da Pontiac, 34560 painting | tables PE | : : cor 8) Sees Yee “ to CONDITIONS, APPLY | WANTED IRONINOS we We wapaine E83 tet | waned neAN, ANTIQUE BED FOR QUICK ACTION |; 36 APARTMENT _ CLEAR. ling OR 3-S048 day Sun scecececucens Soe Eh wit an | cay © es ——— ° . . i that Directora IE | EA UAB fom ouch Os " fed Th = | ¥ouNO Mannie OIL _¥ "ioe | Photos & Accessories 21 By Aes Reply Pontiac’ Press CALL HY STANDARD | Ssung,coue_ °F me i= Cos enerseoreene 1 i *) v or i) @ Z - = 'r | . 6 BET . HOU ; sevtrancesseceecs 8) Sgmere iccateg wseten | 5 red u Peat ay cn tying. end PE counD PILM | Wtd. Miscellaneous 278 BUILDERS. VER- 2, PooMs —— een Des. | and 1 Sa 4 classificetion 8 | CIRCL TAY = ‘experience. SOUND Pn No 288, mat | annnnncanamnnn~ | NONT 8 9401, | PARTLY PURN. 3 ROOMS. UTIL-| [f° ‘April 18 EM 3-3326. seeeavs : =P, ME? 2 — 10; wan JUNIOR _~ furn. $15. PE 4-648, AND SHOW- oem | a cat DEPART se | ee Tir ei. ca pecker ear OF rooney pobibelvton | ea earring SGUEEE | MOCGAN > Bie boners BL eowes e oD TTALIAN i PONTIAC PRESS B ildi Service 12 $300: stu $30: Bais | a = 8 328 PE 6.1370 er f MIEN @| Living quarters available. ve; FU. an _ | ulbding ~~~ used im radio cape 940: | 40 —_— | ts. 900_month. FE cami | ce soe. ENGUIRE PS, aie ee) } Help Wanted §.—_——o- editor and siopen paso eam- WANTED TO BUY SOME onion ROOM FURNISHED Walked J'y ROOM eo | — ae | €xPER SERVICE STATION at- oe ee ——~~-—- | BRICK, B oe AND D | CEMENT lex ret ole 1 mm and | Mie * 0 truck tires. H. P. Sutton. O ment 2000 Der“er Rd., | Kenny's Ringside igipp 5 aangie aa | PLE | Sek oe seme na including case. $200: jR ROOM - om ite farm. No Dae | Te tae fal “enatee™ vce: | me Po Pt set privete owner Will coll ell fer waa to Rent »” eee 7 ROOM aD oy es | Fare Eri LAKE, FOUR ROOW > rg gene rep ORK | __ $550 ~ oe _ right © seit | 5s soceas LITIES PURN. ty t ame Sreutanes . verweee = ~ tase ect at messenesy harogthae es. PE 2-2668° Physs0therapy 21a BUSINESS MAN AND) FAMILY IN = rr) per ard Py “our” Natings 3 children wssene: rd W. Pike 7 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR WENT. argh REAL 1 TATE SALESMEN | cleaning, etc Work can be done | CEMENT is OUR SPECIALITY. RIAA | ee ee me > SS sense cat | can an ‘oenee Mts wo ell. Por | PE 23388. Inquire left rear ent Call 10:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. Sense piston ann ‘Seay tne tee Stoners. will give furnisbed ‘apt EM oe eer’ pay 8 special foot techoique. 12 | for Mr. Davison. ~a| Suuek ond es 8 action call 3 on gear Pontiac ‘nd Pisber cea 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE. 2d ———— men cL. iene are Oy small , Write wen oe 3881 SOUPLE WITH 7 MOS. lant Prefer couple, bur no oe | Cran toilet 61 Porrest Drive. | a of hard work ss Box No | atter: and custom buflding = WAnROR. Eventna | C . Office Open 68 tions to child. _FE_ 2-8025.| (ode: island Lake ice TER. “ADULT, QUALE stems GRADUATE MABBBU! sire $ room UPPER WITH (—Loolis AND BATH PURN- rat = tment wie sree, ees, Onl | SRNR ee) eo seme’) old baby de in.| A. JOHNSON, Realtor Sem wen formed Couple only. | fee unfurnished, PE 5-6260, oe fd for ippoin wil . give ow, lessons on ot ciabak ote 5-o782, FE 2-124. unf, house. Close Le = a Pty Lorraine ct —Ghiee En aTOaEy La gcststeeeeese DRA | pase OW FARM, MILK. zee phone Mi ¢4881 | _m ena | 22; R ble rent. Will FE 4-2533 J ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | @ BRABB RD. STONEY Be util eres ¢ Rd - Instructions 9 _epeing "Moderniane uk Paresh mchesddeeanes ects A we excellent care Ref-| 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 7 State Stree’ a Ont Ries furs oe vet monn” Inquire ec a ce VICE § ATION ATTENDANT fae PFOA aA D caviCD give ex 4 CLEAN ROOMS, “| euitqren, 0% cee oe, Ee atl degen nce" Appl} Pista nog Ca Bills. rE 3310. DAT reine, PE Sane erences. FE 8-1215. REAL ESTATE Ma TED | OVE! ¥ § ROOM COLONIAL UR: a3 | service station ar ee cAhreuten WORK ALTERS M. P. STRAKA § BEDROOM HOUSE. PARTLY VAL ES o— ent. Private bath and/ tj’ June. 6 miles out. All modera Sduevensusiesicse's te Auburn e tons, S,_moderatation. cise SEENiks RADIOTV 6 nvICE ooee oe fara needed at once PROBLEM? Bre 2363 Esther Ct. with ge furnace $66 monthly. ; Beles +126 FE k : ar voss sg 98) SALESMAN AW HARDWARE cy = ai: Geoe aceaaas | G1 Weak: Dore e aRY ite SEAVICE FO al}. LaNt CAL! Us 7 aoe APT ALSO @€ ROOM WALLED LAKE. § ROOM LAKE Wosbee Fs TUITE | BiReees enctocer eon’ up | etltlices yy mtomollligy hy ~~ 9 GUARANTEED ANDY CON. | lords Te? {Sond RENTAL EAL ESTATE | _&pt. OR 3-1725. SS i eaee live tn up make FR ¢ RUSSE! COMPLETE R ATTRACTIVE FURN. SMA SMALL APT. I. i eae Clerk * warehouse $216 up ; R LAYING, SANDIN ‘AND DOW'S Regio & TV 1778 Parte! AGENCY. Pip Be wiFE ay gu ls oll ania! is | aa Bag ol LSD sy Son et nd RENT SMALL ALL MODERN = cesses 20) Balesman SP cen ahenct Hodean cons year's om Taylor. : ua NEW STORE | ees pe list and sell your property| man and wife 614 Walnut Bivd., turn house. $40 pe nil | “ car“ BORD aria w Moron | 10 ohene sone Ao lye ML CA od one room unfurnisned || Ws ced auberses. We ba¥e rw seen. ho anawak | poe RENT Oh 7 ROSH WOUEE AT eesecesserees SBM oF ron ORNERAL OFYICE | FLOOR SANDINO, LAYINO FIN, “HELL'S TV cheer Ce ead oe STEADY | sod "sed memes iD al wthout | cai) FEE 11ST 3 adults nai furn. “except living reom suite. : TYPIST ron OgNERAL Trans. | Gardner 46) Central FE MITC Siete MinbLs AceD LADY!) St = Res 2 _e TEN: | Gas beat. Call FE 5-2004. ee _port,, ao" 7 Tennyson Sai as © Pir enn} = or 4 room watershed | Se ae taetata Aes sleeping | HOUSE FOR RENT. For Ph ssevescss | Be — CILDING "REP EPAIR Huron Bus | 0B your lo o : . e the fr ee T li t Oren dows eo der riter Service 22A before January Ist. West side | EALTY CO © joom, Day meus corviest Pare. Stee aul "Laneview Si, W ae raveling Tal ir Pisteriae and tug "wor. FE UB ede tae al Se eoatiat MOTHER WITH 4 sy Orchard Lake Rd. Pontise rae alg ave. “cos-i6) | ball Lake, © er ROE PARTLY . aa wo furn- ‘ PE 8-0280 ees wa ONE BEDROOM : OFFERED FS, ALL PEWRITERS year old girl needs smal! FE 2-614 south of St. Joseph Hos- . FE after mmiened 2c Salesmen OL AARTERD, FOS AL 'mugue | sditchell's 123-8. sarinew Bt ished apartment with tid trom z erties ; wmiabed oo d 303 8 FE 3-3021 a ey. | TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING WE. of someone erie pel or -MAHAN HAS BUYERS iy MOTEL FE 8-0404 Saal ches FORK. OR Unfurnished . 10% FLOO e = cs CTION Tots weico use co Wante eC] I ‘ne sanding novchine 188 Edicce. General F and Office WTD.: FACTORY FOR OR demand is great Our salee FURNIBHED APARTMENT WITH Srivt| Young Rental Agency. FE 1446. 2 ee) he Ages of Po. FE 9-4408 awrence. a a wrist Pen Pee 6 to bo. a. tg exce! 4 e need First floor. beheggrce | Rat ts 43 Clark St. Call before 6. ; ome With, Board ee ae oe oO | MODERN: AND canpen. PS 23) —_ your oa couny Ioges, JE LOW RENTAL TO RIGHT } OB eensavene- 25 and SO recreation rooms terin r utmost > . £55 house, near Clark- : Le a eerengss ecg etateolle Uphols ~ “8 of satisfactory FLOOR APT. CLEAN| ple for furn . +++: @) Traveling representatives or sales. | | 8nd rabinets. eee Fe rm <3 Share Living Quarters 30 = ad a cealings a eee ae | cacgies ie @riuwers, 08 Oniiney. ston. MA _8-2001. a sane eees s+ men wanted for largest water SLIP COVERS, MATERI- sur that yo" will be satis- N ELIZA-| MODERN CABIN IN WATERFORD ecw @ tank repair company in the INSULATION CARPENTER WORK DRAPES, LIP PE 5-197. Y WITH 1@ YR. OLD DAUGH-| fy? we handle al’ details for INCLUDING GARAGE 0 FE! Gouple. Reasonable ? 3-5193. superience, Qualifications "are ete: las atee FE | 2 oLsTERIO Oe actives working lady oF | financing and closing Call us t>| beth Lake. No drinkers SODERA 3 BEDROOM HOME experience. Reeirestiee on | itione, root siding eee, Grnotar becss| ret! Ay any | day to your property. 2-4160. ; Moos Som om. Children wei- strict_ on com Sele, LE {t Aubur. LOVELY 3 ROOW TERRACE WITH Lane OR 2018. methods Willing and abie to sell PLASTERING. NEW AND REPAIR ST AFES & BED. _ford. o GiRL TO -To Seil-To Trade cture ,mngow 7 ear epoeting ss come. Pontiac Ls h in ik @ tole esl ar wines Short coal atag tale eae tf rd Pipe 2.2506 evenings. —_ SL. an COVERS piaterial PE $-5797. WORKING | OMAN n Cdoynien. | “rou Bu TT WELL Tune Iv f ads vail os Dee 2ist, to J jy ROOM FUR RNISHED HOUSE On to work B Gays @ weet and be tee aot eaaeercian your pres’ MASON & CEMENT WORK. FREE | EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOL are | child welcome. FE_ 5-21 =, 2 ING ROOM BEDROOM. pelle Plains. FE 41039 Sway from bome ¢ nights |b wees or ectupation estimate: Our work guaranteed. | © aite Cooley Lake Rd. WIDOWER WOULD | tee 7 henette. Private bath and en- OOMS AND BATH. ELECTRIC Saree, 0a78 rene re oy, bet ates anoeancer: ws 4s: Son. OR 39402. 1. Pree estimate. _ — share @ 6 room with a! waace, Guus 102_ Summit = ter, of] heat. Call after quired Straight commission and signers hostess. receptionist sec —8-9, _ FLOOR LAYING. ——— middie - aged oe “call FE trance. P water hea MY 33811. Siner expenses paid The average @Telaries, music lbrerian camera GEM E, a shing. Phoue FE. Lost & Found 24 36761 | Mocat, airestt” cauke eaty. Om | —©: eae IN WALLED LAKE s hee is ' mn Salesman's carvings ts $10,000 per madets cise T¥ corvicing and cn | BOs eats. pert. Wtd. Transportation 31! garry co. REAL eh Ine. | _ 31943. ® district. MA 41708. year of more y experience shes Do) ne answer unless you WE SPECIALIZE IN CEMENT. IN FEDERAL’ DEPT. | ARR RRs | Member Co-op. Real Est. ene NEWLY DECORATED 3 ROOMS required is being @ sevens ore sincere and ambitious NBS Call for estimates, EM }-4878. | LOST brown hand tooled > u WA RIDE BE- FE 2-0263 and bath FE 5-2565. FOR RENT. FURNISHED: 3} BED- Soe P eswenee errno we ee cere viaton TRAleiec WELL DRILLING. 4 AND € IN| Qerabic cootents Reward a s ohlel t from Bolt Open Eves ‘til 9. Sun. 10-4 WALKINO era election vas room Home, gee in suburban Tos ee he ation » 4 ti Tess ! ‘oe L su Bridge Company. Post ‘office bor Box 3 “ —_s Tas | FOUND. CHILD'S GLASSES ON | ar rarmy ioe “a NEXT "DOOR TO. BRANCH fom, 7 batha, on fioor.| Cation, $128.00 per ‘month ett ror BENC os picen, 28) One ace ase haps | POST OFFICE Nicely furnished, ‘References re. | fatten; $128.00, per, month call TV wey ethers - ter the ‘tet Business Services fe beeps 7 quired Pontiac Press Box 54. | 41901 of FE 21372. ssineivierecene ses work. Apply at Yea 1 want to enter the tele ~~~ ~Wnnnnnnnrn~ or 13-8-54 PR EM- PARTLY FURNISHED 3 e pinnacle on field 1 interested tn 7? GOLD NECKLACE CLEAN TBM =e A RIREXCHING, SEC UATEHGE WS: aera AB “py pomiuel bons Pier a! "| PURRIRME' woURE: cuTEDRES > q Pectmg — water Macs | eet = E RD INTO PONTIAC BY : BATH ¥! 3: a TpeHINICANs —_BedBgity rromecrion Teg TA OO ar ase rnace comme | Ee ICAL? 7st BOY se cee arm TECHNICTANS Ty SERVICING AND MAIN’ ALT MAKE? OF FOUNTAIN Yan and Lower Long Lake vear We- — i 7 AND ‘Baginaw. Children welcome. 3810 Dixie TENANCE repaired by factory trained m beek Rd Reward MA 6-3515 _ WTD DAILY RIDE TO TWO ROOM APT PRIVATE EN. ‘hw 1 qualified ai our store General Printing & N NEW SHOES from Keego Harbor to State ors Uu you live the Waterford | trance bath Newly decor- CRN We will employ several qualities Office Supply Co. 17 W. Lew Lost BROW ‘» Cali FE pital Hours 3:30 pm to Drayton Clark ston ‘or ur property | ated 111 N. Telegraph or call MODER? wnce fer permanent porate bac Tence St. Phe FE 3-0135. aa = * pm. FE 5-0498 before 12 noon, lake areas, to list re ee | PE. 2-800 LAKEFRONT 2 with A fla = ee cS FROM | t concentra’ . Led + Hie! veckaroume cee, = (Neme APPLIANCE SERVICE | cost 2 GOLDEN RETRIEVERS. wen vee tees pat ase Pon. sclling exclusively im your eres? SMALL LL APT CLEAN AND WARM Pureubae Keune Lance We 06 codes Thea men will recelve special W- service a] makes of retrigere | reward for return Pine Lake time by 9 00 am. Call EM 3-864 | That doe extensive par bigly-edae| Suen afters pm. seer Reference required. Holmes ce cieleles ined aor a eae sinnet tors, Ta an Bihtnsely ares pniw nina Tan GRO after 600 pm | ~~ area? oe knows | thaiLth APTS. FOR —— =. On 341 Pork i later wi! . _ Age ., dant sma LOaT: a ~~ ic Bie Ute oan MERCHANDISE n a cease Engineers oo ® ROY’, se Oakland ave. FR 3-0031 | “Gor rap pocket book nc ict hi be Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 3? the values of your area? an you | ee moeeka wa On JAMES K BLVD. COMP! ETE ow Hey, Grain & Feea vetenes with our electric Accounting IBM MFIELD WALL CLEANERS.| Theater Sun. night Dec fee nn nn ene oe SCOséfinane 9% a} “a We care’ : . y furnished. Fireplace ; For Bale Livestock Comouting machines in an 81.001 rs ws. Reasonadle.| adie papers needed TE DING area? . as best | _ Franklin Rd. ouble garage. Cali Sunday only : branchisftice Address ra yon. ac congas PR S00 | RMAN POLICE & rea | ASH Shae oe, Call us to | rE = , Excellen’ opportunttr for advance | €L ie MOTOR SERVICE RE | . male. : apg pay aap | po for Poot « We have nol buy- | Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 SMALL ASTEY MODERA ve pd tes! ee d expenses paid & winding 718 EB. Pike [ bieck Lost im vic ts | rs for the Waterford, ke | ne i z : > aha acl le repites held ae Ph Phe ase 30 _and Baldwin 88 Jackson. Reser SETTLEMENT ' Clarkston and « ing * is ROOM APT HEAT. aoe aoe Spe oe REASON. strictly confidential : PLOWING ah ARO HEATING #8. REWARD tuav deal 0) eer s. lights, en ann gas Bevy” welcome. peo peed Dad as aft on Reps i perce te = ° Fea OM vor erection ot cisepererence (OD aoe ott ee | WHI E = ae Par. anle - ahd i" Aute eIchIGAR Present Working Fours ‘ xPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- tester Plcsky man ma ; “Davie pel sgeeeee Cnty aoe | ! sia beth wove ref erator hot fo x 0 dat he TRAILER. A STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE moval imine we = or FF 80441 and ask for Ted | only 290 N Paddock Alberta WALLED LAKE ALL MODERN 142 Wayne St 2 = VETERAN © WIF > LOST ‘t ON McCullough \ S Apartment * caveniases 2 bedrooms. shower, 7 * } Elec. - — - Sewers Cleaned Dec 8 ait FE baT7 Mone) J Cc. HWAYDEN, Realtor | e 23 AND @ (Room APTS. NEW| Coiy 2 blocks from village. $18.50 Help Wanted’ Female i __ Work Wanted U ale AU 2 hr service. No results, no, needer bad! ~~ | 86 EB. Wason Blyd. Open Eves. | < th © $15, 2273 Elize- . ———Z rnished. charge: chemically treated at no. POR , SEASONED mn igAND | REALTORS 10 beth Lake Re. th Lake Rd. 635 E. Lake ee caretaker EPER EXP $238 UP | a) CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND | extra cost | Hobbies & Supplies” 24A CASH Fo = hom: Phone OR 3-1672 => nal ; aoe aS at 136 Walled Lake Court or MA ‘ ROORRE exp fers ue floor tile @ spectaity FE 5-8064. Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners | VARA Capito! SAVINGS & LOAN Co ‘CO. ops TOMtta Fanaa & PROP.| ment with utilities. Adulte only. +324 ODER 4a eno ne ag. AMMITIONS BOY a DESIRES PE €1317 | BACKINSTOSE 18 E. LAWRENCE § (BW Huon 8. Siti Caaseh @ Ears tea a | tae Orchend take. ; J For Sale Weed Cars £ Saioaeay jorsiey #160 up Tork of ony tind Hes = 7 aca for ga.nes Aalgrog pee el eaod, 5% ~ MORTGAGES Seren, FE RT. —— "me utilities. 1, $60, monthly, seein 7 ease rx TR A i a Card of Thanks : Moms EMPLOTUENT AOkeCY’ | _Ume wext| SEWER CLEANING m fy Nalten pottery, FE 2-1414 [ox FARMS OP SUBURMAN from LISTINGS WANTED | S20%%.,. 3° Vermont “ - | BLOcE LaYINO AND CE jay tery. Ph. FE 62012. CHINA PAINTING, TEXTILE poe ar Agee ot | 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND ; 8, shower TO EXTEND OUR _S3% W. Huron x. FE 46773. _ Sinks, Sunday tery. 5 | paint of] shiva painting, met-| appraisal or We need listing. on france. FE > ce $18 56 Ms sete, of Kindness mer, CASHIER FOR PARKING ee, eaaece in Vom, 7E0E AL moet tan Goptis. tanks “sod fers | al crah stone cutting and’ polich- B. D. CHARLES ing, Prompt ersone’ and. efficient | j ROOMS ANT Seutly, completty bed oF for of kindness, mes- | 8 or over @Se per how terations kitchen. er 3 2.2733, — - tanks oor Free ine Taught day or evenings 6153. ttable octet 1m? 8. Telegraph = - Ale. have | ROO! +1083 . r gages of eympathy — peosegpiey 50 Wayne _ — | Cabin Wikind ako FE loomlon installed FE 24 _ Hackett Phone FE = | eneen Live. —|° tvestors whe pa 7 ROOMS AND BA . caretaker at 116 —_ aha eat in the pe R | aan nee WOR WANTED. PLASTERING ican AIRPLANES, ceoats “FAST Action! ‘our equity op we 3001 Orchard Rd. FE we recent bereavem STENOGRAPHE |CARPENTER WORK W FE _5-00925, Leo Lustt ; - SCAR- | ¢ rect— we have J ROOMS. STOVE A . Bo er ean ih me Ao ettion | _Part time only. OR 28278. RSTERING NEW AND. RE | Pate a teereace FE 7% have the contract we | PAUL D. HAMMOND Heat__#3 Murphy, rear door __| pent Houses Unfurn. 36 Rev. ‘Mortenson, rae ca, and ‘members ot | ther hand pho wpes required ee, Ae. CARE SiMe OF peice, Vern Seter VE $4001. 2-721, tate. cenane Pe cous ask tor 26i2 W Buror sg oe eet | «ROOMS. UPPER. $76. 1 a Leieg aman ew ie Prefer exp rienced perwco 21 driver "Will work oo farm dish ROBERT fi CHAPIN ECOMBING PROJECTORS SEE NEW FOLLY | FES T76 u ot soicome. TF. malts ROYAL 4 ider Phone it ti : \¢ ROOM ROY eee Been ted Fonts. Office, Pontiac General Hospital washer Sonam ts qu miccnion a ace FILED | tape recorder: new mieten $ Unlimited $ | HOUSES Ww SONTED |" Oax Seven Bes. Piece wn a wers 6 COOK. POR TOMARAWK RES- ney 2) eS +5344 D._W.__Pitgwater est ae Baan ocase” tebe" REVERE For ayo land contracts. Fast! puvers waiting © ate ert 11 Mile Rd. 26617 Brittenwood. eves. Ane: men ose eS 1 “SAWS MACHINE — pay on easy ediate | dows oaymen +e CHRISTMAS TREES (SMALL. ME. EXPERIENCED Oia tke Cr ager sort re pre ANY. gAWs MACHINE Cie 5 terms: Fen $19 QAGOET baat | ce cal Me | Sealeon oe tie. | wee Riley todas Ot. "2-008 Se pen 3 BEDAS e 7 tps Ni | $4.95, reg . TERFORD. eae Bee Cofttren pl Een) Gren, Private veh LOOK FOR YOUR OP- OMe wa Geant Cake tor Gd strate m movie er slide micwres | A. JOHNSON, Realtor |R. D. RILEY, BROKER “we Sagem | Ba. Py pike gg ol aS * SS EXPERIENCED PIZZA PIE WAK PORTUNITY in the 9, wetalte eae “res Tbe. rater. “ weEODAR supe | FE 4-2533 waWrei Buabing. come. Sie Set — “ er. Livine quarters evailabie FE a : t i: ~ . wholesale | - WARTED UILDING LOTS. C j ¢ before 3 p.m . OL pn | “Business Opportunt- tae traaateo A re BaDpotx FILM he SEnvice, toss 1704S. Telegraph Rd. | “$E7FRI 4. = ; Lal an wo ool UAL Pree estimate. FE. +0008 ” FE B87 i sd 7. SALESMAN. OVER awit | tres. i : : wv. FE 3-768 cer, fall training FE ' . * ete = ee : pod ee \ 7 . J * eae { el : ai es if : _THE rowtike PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 Z : : & SIXTY-SEVEN . Rent Nouns Unturn_ 20 _For Sale Houses 43/SLICE OF HAM f For Sale Houses 43 For Sate Houses 43) , For Sale H 4 _. For Sale Houses 43 ‘eee John K. K. win me. oe full basement, etl ac. features. features $0 b00'ot i A. BATH. FOS RENT: ——_ AND aise 4 room a apt. in se tertorg. OR 3-9104, before 3 p.m. ROUSE RENT, IN META- myo ck ye oF eAzseranrile Ra Maj 6 N. NEW 6 R ne Ma NEW nm ee ALL 4 ROOM HOUSE, NEAR ~+39 ey theater. REpublic 66102 TERRACE rooms snd bath. 2 children per- KG. “HEMPSTEAD | oe Rent Lake Property 36A COTTAGE COMPLETELY FUR- nished with Westinghouse kitch- @n, automatic gas heat fireplace, shower and bath. Electric hot water aan Couples preferred. EM 3-451 For Rent Rooms 37 . Bure. AL SLEEPING ROOMS. single or double Shower & tub. Ott heat. 26 N. Perry BO YOU WANT A CLEAN QUIET nen! as reom at bus) Som WITH TWIN | gente, Noe 2 nie aces West side. 1, HOUSEKEEPING ROOM IN BASE- | t for — i. in —ae | ie int eb x EARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR | man. ty er General Hospital. | Twin beds, double and single. 2 from . i. Rooms With Board 38 2 BUDDIES BUS AT DOOR Cad. Pe S070 — from Yellow ROOM AND eT) FOR MEN Single beds, automatic heat and hot wate:. W distance to | owas Motors 473 East Mans- Hotel Rooms 39 BPP BPP LLL LOLA LARA LALA Lt oe ed gy amr -| rooms. Telephone & TV in every, reom. Da’ maid bette 4 ‘eekly and , (08-10), 3 — south of St. Joseph Hospi- RITZ MOTEL FE 8-0404 idle Se ON W "EEKLY RATES $10 and $12 “HOTEL ROOSEVELT er] ! oepbere, fe and hote! WEEKLY RATES $12 and up ROOMS WITH TV month, Near Clarkston. MA WHITE OR COLORED Modern 2 bedrooms pon ll lage Hine 1 bet el Boe es peed yy , - e PE +6181 - TE 3-4033 |. St. Ideal reptal location, “BEAUTIFUL BONE Yes. i ts x of the beste lean as & . Fite heat a cat jot wus Se might G.1. oe “ G1. HOME- LOT 160 X 168 FT. Attractive vane eee. Mx MM on i i Zz ‘ with fireplace, ‘levely kitchen pice gg om pf rd pone neat ® . " * ™ are ee oan baupe ak ive TOTAL PRICE. — “ee, Two FAMILY * + $8,950 BARGAIN Located neer St. Mike's on Edison ‘ive rooms of your own Lowsd allached 3 reom as systems ate poet w rent for tenant furnish all utilities. Show 15 pct. on investm trade on ? or + palin eens ae = .“Would you like to see our regular, or king-size vice president?" WE SELL-WE TRADE ORES & SON PRP For Sale Houses 43) ’ For Sale Houses 43 43 aoe i PE 4-iss7. | at RA TYP SHEL GOOD 1 LO- | NCO: B REALTORS" CO.OP MEMBERS morons a > ea ania | 5 siargd Also. building. @'1. homes ¢ Se ee RANCH HOME meat 4 ou Se, SMALL = W Dinnan and Sen, 66 West | Rooting “t birch “Rush ome large pornos. ain = foaees, ca ee ek pve hagas io WALTERS LAKE eS water veater. 1 ‘kitchen | ee a oat | $3500 DOWN area. Substan- Just what you have been w: tial down payment. $10,500 shown | UY et Seas0 00 wth aoe for. Beeu acres a vs a "Phone OR siete ous 2 K land. Fen 5 su Seen rubs with om ie a ree c- ADAMS pCUCKEER REALTY fcr ot’ ait itasee atin ‘sc EAST = 52 gal. hot water heater. 30 , a 761403 PE oun oo ssion. . 3. — Gsod income on Elm 8t. 3 family © month tor 18 months. Et SS. furnished. Two — Bs r hurry apts. one 3 room apt. now ee ‘or ee Per month, Priced 1 ment N ADAMS REALTY CO. OR 3-7614 HOLMES- BARTRAM ~ Dixie Hway. OR 33-1960 se IN ee LAKEFRONT round. modern. lakefront home, a beach $14,500. RED HORSE Bore Cass a2, Ra. FOR SALE BUY A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS NORTH GIDE | Here ts a home too good to pass . If you can make a si ora wim, Gasement ‘ena atl VOORHEIS ROAD North Johnson ~ Brick 2 bed Hivt ‘ tice opie By to pgp attic, | cucaen gue Nonctan’ blinds, Two story income, With present in- STONE Eves. ser "aise SET | gitage TARE fenee, far bose: | some of 61s per monty tor seer: | hy . * * “I Snyder OR 3-19t8 | water eae eat price. $13,650 un oppe unity to" crease evyour || STONE REALTY CO. se LOVELY | * “BREWE: rent ed pt $15,500 with 100 st : Lees New brick ranch home with at- “ngocevelt Motel down, palate of $328 menthiy | —°—--2™ Dery: Son. 1 to 6 OFT, YOUR Pres ont tached 2 car gerdge full base- FE 4518) © FE 27-8532 ——— ated, off West . Mas GIFT. YO ment with oil and recrea- = Hu . Ol) heat, Bargain CHOICE OF A srgDIO tian space, ‘newly landscaped lot $750 DOWN dows and screens and two car 1aRGe 4 room modern with gd Appointment. cag | afer 6 Modern. 3 bedroom 1 ye | Sines { precy ein tat oot — - PORCH. i i. al m . | ete a Mr. Jon PE Neges SS “lake ‘pls Oakland Avenue Income | a ls +2 IS es ae | BA, pe ig, FANou 1919, M 15 | An ambitious couple cam turn this Alice WRIGHT, Realtor | ssotraw 6T Ome SP rites 200 ft. of beautiful beach go with | "= Ortonville 132 Reverse Che Oa oo eS ie | 3 Onnten ave Pe cout | YaLUams OTs we YOURS loveiy 3 bedroom home. Large ON THE PAVEMENT. varied sises owner's tiving quar | After 6 call FE 6-6783 PURCHASE OP os Ae See, | Contary, ae farmhouse \with| ters snd fou ligh. | Cooperative Real Estaie a "Beautif ?”. 3 Bed oe furunce and’ secseotinn aeee tian : of bbe one ota peepee -egheaee sh cativea oe ,| of val way frontage | @ $09 with 38,500 down Be | Gl's RANCH HOME Ke" Puh price only ¥i4.000 Banding pat Pata ee ke | nl pees ne | NEAR rucida cor un ot P on with $2.900 do oor wa teks cfler| pertie! payment | ineae exceptional, omes. ‘Having | | With Carport -ement wi of OFFICE OPEN 94 - 3 BEDROOM WM. A. | hot water and laundry we $65 M ; h ne | Le foom, sensational t A. JOHNSON, Realtor | gr, t.ieuestitarrame tome, = KENNEDY —_ itcite "eit Thetis sine” cup on FE 4-2533 , utility room, bath, REALTOR | ter exhaust | and tile electric water heater, A gaod . mresere "til 8 pm floor, Paneied AMIC. Onl $190 Dn 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. oe ee oats ee we ee | ee) area Fan. TILE BATH. 2 large 2 Secroome y . —~ . _ $730 DOWN =| Sol “ak puscenes cod oak VETERANS . | EMBREE & GREGG | Immediate possession. Thi cute | floors. “worry! pintereg ‘wag oo PLUS COsTs | “1365 Union Lake Rd. pecan laa widened noone = : NY on 5 ee tiled floors. Utility room. Electric & J VALUFT, SEL! $750 DOWN — FHA © —————- — hot water heater Lecated = ave. rE 69603 PLUS COSTS \ NI WV = BEDROOMS BY OWNER canal Privileges on Cass Co-operative Resi restate Exchas | beanests Elizabeth Lake Estates 2 bed- —— ou ai 6 mi. weet r*] aa 80: — homes ready for tag ent’ a cn 7 seams @ouac heused attic, large $8000 Northwestern at Middlebelt = eccupeney. soise, with only $1150. down. kitchen, jilshinaster, ieee cloast | THEL IL. MA A M. ELWOOD | _20rdon_¢6121 — Ma $2908 Gee model 11-9 daly at corner of Ro closing costs, immediate = ant bepepeerspe El once Toole ea. | Son Cer ery Lake Ro a Joangay and Crescent Lake Drive. pocssosten Plestered walls, si 500 with sleed down, Open 2to® = Wilhams Lake Area nace aa = “an heel A Pui ee pada, HOME ROSE-HILL brick ‘ronts. brick planter | (; J s--$100 Moves You In! B t large corner jot, beau Tane- ee eee serge Call now—these wont NOTHING ELSE TO PAY! a eman scaped with younk mouse and Mode! Pl ectcage Eee 3-1101 CIVILIANS $1.150 poviegg A — a cenaree 3 | er : : : Twe bedrm_ eo! 4 o_o —& = = $1,500 DOWN fea basco Geo er a beat | Gance of ciowet, space. com ecole Acca hog Wut boy ie wary 3 eg, | Append acades very | [Bee Acres ceramic ue at, full gh faze: | The prooerty teatares 8, modern | phon Wppoend ghee Hlharmssardar Sanaa mcd tence Aimost 3 acres just a shower. And rated | ere of land with a 12x24 chicken | . ove ceilings oak 8 ivd., ween Perry stone's throw from city th: ut, Breezeway and 2 car, coop A good buy at only $1,000 joore and large picture and Mt Clemens, . It's @ 2 bedroom @erage Designed for owner down ue Hohe price is only Anchor Real Estate 2 leve} California styie bun- and to Tast o lif Be sEssi0N! _____Model Phone re 30see __| falow Ou neat 'a‘s'car'gs. | MM Gown wih caer $750 DOWN . . oa land: You ll = Move right ip @ «© 4 room modern NEW FHA S | ‘Ol h kj S nahn ee eee | ear leone cape) ne ee meer: oe $7295 = Haroon, "x pel pat nme Sa aot and fenced yard Handy hel epg We have 8 new homes lo- ] aieton: storm windows. —— fieor bergain at only oy cated Mocks East of BEST BUYS 5 ceaiece lbaseeiee Sak furnace Not Wmodern but much street. 2 Koll eory pent rate breezeway and a TS aa A. Tay] saat ‘eurcnare staa TODAY sibect iin ‘euits tem: | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor z|J. ayiOr | Only $645 00 down pius- mort- g8ee costs, with approx mately $4700 per month in- eluding taxes and insurance See these for sure! FLASH N Johnson Bt ‘home is now back on the market and at a reduced a, = 4 as rice. The ¢ of this room GILES REALTY ( O. ome must te seen to be “Biree “4 2 W. Huron ye een! ocar set con ne ees en spacious evar on and dining room. many other “| features educed in price to i 000 with $1,500 down COUNTRY LIVING Close to the city A good little IT 18 WITH PARDONABLE cond anova 4 has no a oe eae we etter Pontiac, A little fess than two potiess alow. acres of land, there is room for You'll love the 21° pw oasis the co to y ane room living room and mod a nice qlee o —_ kitchen 5 cass abe tabie good needs a little fintshin space. sized - oppertuntts ama rooms. stairway to attic for ecorater Only ” 95°00 COME ON OUT In the fresh air. gies from al! front mad 8- § the smoke arid soot 150 x15q¢° ‘ parcel. uires sub- pore rege See this home Sesiea west of | VILLAGE | on re Ave. = pa rosd eek M bedreg on JE, e face 3 r, oat HAVE YOU . ural firepiace, watts pine guises, yee weuls ihe to use Sts ee | &s down -nyment on a brand new/ ner lots ved street, couee pl argon e? Has = base-| installed, $24,900 otiamas rE oul burning ‘furnace. sliding ing cler DRAYTON WOODS _ com: bedroom and spray, tile ba setiect oak zy niving room, faope kitohes floors. on large lot fm a ee... L Lona ge eg ge restricted subdivision, Se}iiag Star In one of erice BER . a County's tinea peigh- HERBERT C. DAVIS the city, . GEO. “MARBLE, Realtor | scheot @61- a Waterford Crescent Lake Estates Nearly new — story five room living end wtih. eee, age Much more than you — expect at ONLY §13.- Lakefront Brick This lovely suburban home reflects excellent taste and individuality for ite owner amaced oF appointmen ienecen | 31 Oakland Ave FE. 4-0528 ut req Pontiac on a re of | Realtors Ranta aown perment You Two ‘bedrooms. a. basement with Sanat gis irmace to (teen, "ot Co-operatine Meal Rathle Buchangt oe bad POON en S room where a few guests wont, 20’_8 Telegraph Eves. & Sun ioe ouN uacnad aardhe seem like a crowd $950 down. ™ _ ‘Built a ‘$9, |, mmeueel and me . — . rial > a 1944x1244 ving room, with Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor j picture window. Tl N Saginaw st Ph. FE $6165 2 room. : a bein painted wails com: eves 6:9 Estabiisned 1916 Lewd yey NORTH SIDE BARGAIN, Move ! many many out- right im to thty good dvedrm. features Cr ‘ah ge Redon” Lebsron Schoo] area ust sacrifice for $12,700. — full beth, Ve- You better hurry on! TES bunds. basement. Only a block from the sand: i8 THE “BIRD” : Bincktop street. Have a home shoreap of Watkins Lake | of your own this Christmas. | : FU IRN. IN “a j Total price 98.568. with $1,500 - i C ie | down. WALKING DISTANCE — to A, top money earner with Pisher yoo Large §-room | ef over per mo, Priced a Good Garage, $6800, $1850 down fateh sale st; Saat B1.00y \ hs ® 24emily that ts — _ VACANT, $1,500 DN. 4 rs. Pee SF, gas RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | You can move in today and | ee en oes large “rooms “ad” bath in 7 W Huron Open 6-0 \ bath Phone FE 3-7103 or FE 4-4178 Tm patrace New eas fur- Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Por housing st. the utmost. see ‘nis today WHY BE A TENANT? warp FE. PARTRIDGE Many excellent home-. RFAI TOR FE 2.8316 buys at easy terms in the ow. mores M®., Open Eve. 7 to 8 Classified Ads. Full bese | = ore eat > 4,300 oer “ar a3 ie real buy at $17. 000. terms ms FLOYD KENT. Realtor | bry . Je dabgeg? re ae en ees Consumer: in es | iA MONEY Te Close-in 3-famit- | ly oe MODERN ee aa AND: om Do @ent or wil) Sey 1 wt pm The ‘CHELSEA’ = Ses ween CO. ie Auburn Ave. A LIMITED NUMBER OF HOMES ARE AVAILABLE REA RS Phone OR }-1872 or OR er Open 6 to 8: Sua. 1 ta LEAVING paete: MUST SELL, pin buftt auto of? — FOR CHRISTMAS OCCUPAN- ne baneine brick firep! ace, ; ree kitehe w.mning room, mod CYY SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM. ern with ca! . Lake privi-— ; te oo $9000 down, EM. 2 BATHROOM, FULL FACE 0 MOR OME BRICK, RANCH HOME. GAs ~ in ey Woltem ore HEAT. LAKE PRIVILEGES, —— 2 wx ie Lor. THE PRICE Poet eee Body, off —#14.300 INCLUDING. LOT older = yer | a &@ ALL MORTGAGE COSTS. buy 3 bedrooms. combined sfc . ——— large ae | PURNISHED Exaisit heat, gas hot w r, city HOME OPEN DAILY aT 2328 sewer, Tota) : pay- . ; ments of $56.06 per month MIDDLEBELT NEAR ORCH- CLARK REAL ESTATE ARD LAKE RD, PHONE, FR 464602 . 1303 _W._Burep___Cpep_Bveniage FRderal +6181. MILLER )2 aie NORTHWOOD - . EAST ORGANIZATION dh potreces hr] basement, t big Uv ent dining room, . ] so) ee es | |empleton Fregerick and aij FARMER'S FARM ae” ie ratons Wet Tapa "Wi | NORTH be ‘esrigy se sccent house 2 bedroom e ful) base-| or @own pay- Seer pete nor “Reichants | KT meee Pen, eins Nuteree | K. L. Templeton, Realtor a es ek ee one: | Eire ees “open gun. lbs H NORTH SUBURBAN | | prev ee r a i pheos Fal betinr2 ‘car, garage on| | Guck, Poscenion por iota. po aS cnr av Ga} Ses 9 Dave '3 BEDROOM BRICK | ? Mis tom FHA & GI APPROVED “Eh OA e123 | ‘Paved streeta, poe water, sewer. ADAMS - a — INCOME FHA. Ta eae a has? tevent writ Ss em car year 43, Jw Sank Ones Drayton Plains CRESCENT LA LAKE UVeEr ERANS alues ip Pontiac DOWN PAYMEN Fi cost about HA \NNAN | a i -— “on ne Looe A HOME OF YOUR OWN Vacant—Terms possession West Side Near Gen’! Hospital posseasion, 3 bedrooms, Ment, gas heat. Im mediate full base- Income—New tion. large jot, $11,500, terms, fm bet, One room down and 2 up ee geome ———- re re Cecemeat, "SH" hnat™ aE gett eges Woodward Estates => om uP frame home (1 » basem gas wired tor eee. stove, ny heal “4. = otek SELL CONTRACTS NICHOLIE AND be see 2. b-a183 0: down plus oO Tohn ia Irwin w St _ EVE FE 22-1806 =| ge a aulo ier mt utility TERMS mood a ed room . and screen ez or MACEEY [ase AREA Thi U ~¢ shell hom Py s on Hoge tre e lar tonsa f\ exterior completed. clo — nice neighbor. heed. $750 @ 2 bed- ft is in. en end well is in 4a W. emt Bn? ESTATE rative Real oS Bakers: ‘OPE DAILY 1 TO 6 P.M. THE “MACEDAY” 3 Bedroom Furnished Mode! FHA $1,050 DOWN eo Ln agh eo COSTS PLUS . TGOAGE COBTS Peri o> Patel med — Sieg teeees sohincte wi coal J oo carey ere - Aiwindtite sluminum ¢liding win- {oo a lots “4 ved street! LAKE ON BOTR Williams & Maceday Lakes MILLER Hiome for Christmas ote ’ or eerage, Bed large Reek fi Kitchen space and more home hee jake jf rivileger on ver fair. Real Estate Since Mita Bie Pree Pe ai 2 100 Oskland Ave cosa | BEDROOM HOME BUYERS GOOD BUYS DON'T $ room modern including 2 bed-| a living = reom Buy nothing — until see what| & : wees. | we have tor 810. ret terms. | ice oe we ret, yourzhave «a large jot with Ptr | Reh of coutaa 78 4 — and — —— “aces | don't neea them now, but nest! Suchen A good buy at. July youll be = good terms one “7 per) jad you have e bed s Giroux & Hicks ful brick fireplace, A kitchen and dining L that would are a ousewite 8 ; os Dizte 4 ene Plains | ere a full b ° fecreatien rpace | ratoqed oft ATTENTION _ home features ~ (tf vou sre poking for an ultra walls, oak rp. “ater softenet. unra home let us show sou this | siuminum combination storms 2 bedroom. large living | and screens. hot water stoker fed oom. we path radiant at heat. Owner m city | Iekefront Be the first to live in| Call for — can't = outhly | Lokal place $1 al Dorothy Snyder Lavender REALTOR 3110 W Huron st FE 2 EM_ 3.3393 MUtual ¢1 “NICE HOME Good location. Lincoln Scirgol dis- none of EATON SiStocms tate scant nese ft! } Ba ee ee and ‘ISHER-PONTIAC™ | gl e'S2uce lanes 2 eetree EMPLOYES ng weter bes Selve your HP pe a mrpsen ga quick posses- lems by ‘buying s room home tor PONTIAC REALTY CO. FAMILY HOME Rusti 7 room well built home base. KUstic Bungalow Slab asda tase an | door, lake privileges, 2 Bedrooms. come. Total i e700 with | picture window. auto- terms. Call 2-282] or stop beat and hot weter storms cies Fit Ot, Lake Grin. | fd creeps Priced at $8500.00. WHITTEMORE ST. | °” septetmest cniy. Ce Rieti” Settteaee | Sparkling New cellent kitchen & ae. immediate | => pees | ee il basement Rieger closet «pace large lot. Tobme ean | be arranged GAYLORD | “BUD” NICHOLIE 1M 8. Pike 1 om cieme Ha wre tim | Eve. omens FE b { 1111 Soe — Lake erlo. waye of Gilver Lake Golf Course Call Now J. R. REALTOR 1011 W. Huron St FE 4618) $675 DOWN Inclutes the mortgage cost on > pes ¥ 3 bedroom face er i mes Weert subutben Setinn Piastered walls select nak ture windows, marbie bath Choice of , room Moa = ivided basement, water heaters eT MICHAEL, AREA This modern home on corner lot | ——_ condition Weal ¢. family. Reored a, Oak floors. ‘ano | esr? OO os — — Soe the base- UJ HAYDEN | 86K Walton Bivd FE 80441 Realtor __ Open Eves. KNUDSEN | Clarkston Ex¢éelient 2 bedirm with enclosed porch Wonderful bi sement with asphalt tile watated walls and knotty pine partitions, This home hes one of the finest kitchens on the market Call te see this house mw Elizabeth Lake yme of the finest lake front homes on the market today Everything that a person would want in a home Priced at #29000 to include carpeting and drapes Let us show ft to you, No obligation WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR $10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg B2 FE 4 45 16 bungalow WE ST SUBURBAN 4 room with large living room naturel fireplace paneled dinette ''y bethe of! forced air heat at tached garage jot 190n138 priv'- leges on te Lake. Only $2,000 down SMALL FARM bedrooms, 8717 living -roem cat fu dining room basement with hres scar acres of jand SCHRAM = 5091 or FE $-2564 ap ons me Real Estate Exchange Templeton WATERFRONT West Suburban, 4 a and Pies wall furnace, full pe inside: Only erie 100. py "NORTH SIDE LisTpaaRt mae: Seer nay Only K. I. “Templeton, Realtor Open re. ees war et * A Good Existing Home Is A Lasting Christmas Gift ae a New uu ranch ready nome “Brick and Open Eves | | a dosiyn STONE REALTY CO. rE 8 tw 6 p.m Dally: Bur 1 to § Brick-On Avondale pieture windows traverse eons, built shelves =. wall to wall caspeling Per- ane kite po tight roses pp peo sais he Nga Si water breeseway. Garege ha many evergreens terms available $18,600 full price Substantial ' Family beme (8 rooms) viele a condition § — Toors uns aeteeee YOUR os. Live and Collect! oeassgs = Highway jocation. rd Clean, modern cobins. Bicty ‘Parnished oattrae: cg home for the owner atte. ok MONET M, mp den, pay PORTONITY. Let us show reat HUMPHRIES Sy hope ore prmee ative. o Reel 1 Estate Exchange "SMART BUYS | reagncge HOME from 2 biocks to bus. Total | 04.050 with $750 down USUAL screa with a 2 bedroom | home for such @ reasona’ ble = iva | tile bath rep ses win Extra nice kitchen with dining area. Screened back porch and fu — fs be. Hy Sasema lieving eo don't wait CRAWFORD AGENCY OPEK EVES 53% W Huron BEAUTIFUL RANCH Grey cedar shakes, breeseway 2 No Tort am o ae mop and move | We have existing in exeet-| it's so seldom you can, Pr alas Se 8 He CHARLES {RESALE ages bd to ment belie. sl furaace Sacra COOLEY pa No—net bepress aoa - 6 ten tes te ed 5 room the low. LOW price of 96660. $1500 DOWN. Pour rooms, ” = WANT 4 ? 5 nice rooms down and Ee tor ind & room i . eon —_. full ag ag 0 bog Letts line $10.000! Yours for . B.D. CHARLES, Realtor — FE 4-0521 Sk RA tes sags NEW HOUSE, OT? For sale or rent. PE + . 128 Mt. jc sellbon peas “Ere ame Bs =o Fo 8-0510. ELIZABETH LAKE wes te a West Side o bodtoonse. ore ke oe coecmons Extra te rege porch Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 23 W_ Lawrence ote tan FE 5-161 ei = ANNETT $1,000 Down zoned Comerasl close in = 2 pee fe A ae 4 Bedrooms Waterford Attractive "sid, A 2 ro old oo with Susow. lends kitchen. pean basement. ol} AC heat com storms and screens, 1% garece 2 other small nee lent garden #) fruit trees $14 berries, . terms. TS tee (a fe, family home LO int Pe Ube Eine room x. dining room. pad Had inten: en ji bedroom and Sraaery on first Noor, a sro | bath ba er heat car garage, 10 frutt petals owner trans- ferred Lake yo remodeled home excellent cond'tion @ith ap roximately | K Stlver ' Living room tached 2 car garage and utility room Income & Oakland Ave, Frontage |e feet deep plus ae land with AW. J ge on sacehes street. home im rear has ¢@ apart | car gafage, A-1 kitchen wall to / wall Srepme Wes lovely (ile bath fireplace gas heat aod iets more TT ts vacant Reason | able terms $1 46 DOWN Green cedar shaker 72 mice bed rooms, ush doors plastered | wells gas heat, a dandy bath fully imeuleted This ie* a new bome end is vacant LYN Orr Spactous eine fo with dining L_ tile beth, oak floors, plastered walls, Venetian blinds ll base. —_— minum storms and / Teens, taxes and insurance $83 per month moerede® ments = of 3 rooms rented per Week, plus Bs rooms and for Private pron IRWIN & ROSA Roy Annet vine REAL ESTATE-—CO-OP MEMBERS it meres ae FE $0108 Or bases “rE 2-216), Open Evenings and aay BODY CO. [= gereo "Total, Price . § room frame . - oi furnace” Storm & screeus Lot SYT VAN LAKE BRICK 40x200 =About "41200 down 5 bedroom: Ded style | * ; N A wall-to-wall Couple of blocks from N. Sagi full coccmean w in: * . 6 modern. sulated storms 9 All newly decorated, 3 bedrooms| car garage 58 ff - es & Stoker heat Would pro-| with jake seD @ rental In with $2500 down or trade - - £ ‘eTms., come, Joseph F. Reisz|r. p. rirty, BROKER 5% W. a? st PE 2-0280 : Phone FR ¢1187 Co-operative i Ketate Kachange oP tira Rewer ie i‘. acres = ooo SSrectively "63. REAL be ram GEO os erie hor 86') N. Saginaw PE 23-5011 heat GATEWAYS to, decorating Dorothy Snyder Lavender | fered at IN 195 ITS NICE. FOURTH ST. fae oe eREDROOMS - Beautiful 7 — Pees excellent freer estes maa Opared caren mW EST’ SIDE ® large oy Sesto, car plstred curse ear garage. room. Also . ’ This 1002: ft, lot ONLY $850 Total Down Payment VETERANS Roe eas e reation room, aluminum storms and you" ‘BUY iT, wei INSURE IT . MAHAN ood "Member Crap Real "islets Exch | Open Eves ‘ttl 8, Sun. 10-4 Ss Huron NEXT post OPPICE For Sale Lake Prop. 44 4 rooms and bathroom. Large beat #4 price “CRESCENT LAKI LAKE . hen Lore i eee Cesare an Ww Mt WOODED ey ws 4 —" Bivepr area. “Cel iter Biveprinte | if ods Call FE 49006 HAPPINESS | COZY—ATTRACTIVE stove, extra land. scaped a, otee = 226 & with shade & ' PIONEER HIGHI -ANDS| PRIVILEGES ON 8YLVAN ee a Re on jon. fully seule ck ranch type with bedrooms 13x11 | Member Z2x8 ft. with possibilities | and of a third Tile a vestibule A trance with closet to et ft. living room with dues L, ‘pice ture window. Greeny drapes, compact kitchen with pte herd {eee ner windows, tile drainboards Dishmaster and vent fan, full basement. gas heat. water soften- and gasinator space fer rec- REALTY CO FE 2-0263 w PPAR An WILLIAMS LAKE ao. +, privileges. { irr gees oben 2 ACRES ON | Santas cagpoe 2 Sale Suburban Prop. 45A Christmas Day Will Be Happrer Spent in this 3 bedroom home — on large double fet ester nea. the site of the new Catholic Schoo! Priced, at omly ( $9,000. Makes You Believe in Sanfa Claus When you réad the price tag | on thie §& bedroom. all pric — ineo: + en me possibilities | is located close pine area Priced et oniy ‘tit. wit? terms. ROGER B. HENRY, Inc. Ts, waste sii Main 7 OL 14111! evr Phone On "Sista or _en tet tute Ee Lee ® cosy little home v reom. Kitchen, bedroom. decora' on you don't INCOME HOM or terms for details. 412: W Muron st _Eves wm — ~ these carpeting in tiled walls Large 9 car rage and children's house er tool $14,500, terms -NEW BUNGALOW eee trade for suburban home With acreage ZERO ao FTs Oniy $8,900 — Garage and yard) New -— No down payment on 1 Lean - only regu JOHN KINZLER Realtor @7 W. Ruron st. if no answer, FE 12-0829 Open Eves Co-operative Real estate ie eaehange Landlords Hate ‘em! POmTIAC GABLE HOMES! They're Who wants to cals rent receipts when you ¢an buy a lovely new 2 bedroom home Price oniy $7,250 With ‘only $600 dow: costs. Get these = ch ‘ ; “GET 7 VBENI'R tases Lin \ \ “MILLER - Buy an Existing Home LF ate Pagar ona al) work done | ae SS and ie pation. of aaa proviem wo) FLOYD KENT. Realtor 6 W,) Lawrence 5-105 Next to Sel Sewer | cece 3 ACR in Bouck Walters Lake area between | | oseemeeemeeemeeneeteecnieeemes oot ae oe busi STONE STONE REALTY Y €0. 19 Josiyn 32-0283 8 to 3 om Detly: Sun 4 _iw 5 re such @s beautiful replace, ing reom, large = ee ? = @lassed in porch. well “lasde yard vite prieniang system. bar- becue pit. cement trans with terms you can afters iy don't miss this x i approximately $200 per month L families, separate entrances, | MN basement, plastered wails. @ak floors 3 car heol. and for only $14.500 with GARE sed will take pour home in trade one of our new homes Russell oun REALTOR BRICK BUNGALOW | 2 ACRES Lindieee 3’, gen ————EE Edu. M Stout. Realtor | 77 N Saginaw st Ph FE 5-8165 = — } For : Save Lots 46 ~ornreeeeneeS PPL | “DONELSON SCHOOL lots 11Oxlid Close-in ranch-ty pe ®% with water = eiectr rieity "and Gi tor he wll be too inte. or buy u- (1103 Mapie See this now at reduced price. : Otter Hills i One of the most outstanding West. | pao dl subdivision in Water- | ownship e rolling home | ann ~— siter with cabot and wach teppei & short distance city limits There is no 2 project building allowed in this bag eet eae con ote checmen subdivision and each home design emt restrictions roved by the sub- must divisor committee Lake privileges on Otter Lake with access to water Lot rt f a ee oe oe | Dorothy Snyder Lavender R | sit0 W Muron st | F.C. Wood Co, = S30 FARM REALTOR Corner Williams Lake Rd & MA9 OR 31235 Olfice Open 5 After 5 call OR 3-260 Call_F ‘HH LOTS tie a AND #16" “month FE 3-107 s nace veu stlee' pear St Joseph and eConne' School $730 terms FE Ru-sei) A Nott Realtor 170 W i Pike FE ¢5008 West of the Dixie 1000150 ft. bu: iding siles in 5 One H PROY LOW NSHIP Co-operative Real Estate Exchanges A beautiful corner jot Bl ft : I | Sale Business Property 49 a beautify: neiehborti od Highly re- stricts @rea Close to bus ser- vice. schools and stores On good roads Close in Low as $800 with $80 down Fast ot the Dixie WOx156 = obullding sites in nice neighborhood and restrict ed Grea Clo's tc bus service schools” ano stores Clo; in On good roads As ioW #.s $600 with $60 down North of Pontiac Beautifu: homesttes. 100190 tn * planne area or better living High restricted Close to bus service. schools and es Low as $760 $100 down FAST SIDE hice homesite jote 460x120 ft each, on m corner 2 block oft * : s' Mt Clemens Street Only $1200 re co are . With $200 down takes bot? 268 ft with Tunsnp water in lice) |= neighborhood $135¢ cau | takes tt ed ENE 4286 Dixie Ha. Dravtor Plains | OR 3-2361: Open Sundars ——_OF__3-2361 Open Sundays WATER \ND SEWER Are already in Three lots on the east side of to with the water and sauer Rent-Lease Bus Prop 494 aiready in Etcelient site for one or more homes : -XCELLEN y Only 8400 down Scull basement’ col heat FE PRINCETON, - The walis are up for a epod section of town A qeed slant Nese for ihe howe FLORIDA PROPERTY. FURN- builder Only $350 down m eve til @ 30 For Sale Lots | "wert ‘ead Sewer and — 1100, Mesectie. Bidg WO 2 le ACRES }# MILES west soil, 1010 Oitered at 8000 A REAL | ¥ iT- WE Pid InsUnk IT | MAHAN | REALTY CO. REALTO! ot: Real Estate Me ach FE 2-0268 Spot ot ee Sontt | | You ao One as — Only ois nog ‘and “5 I BROW N, Realtor pressewer " Webster, Washington | 1362 W Hure bs | te to . For Sale Acreage . ATTENTION BUILDERS & LAND DEVELOPERS We have 220 meres em w for sub pe roan Westies ¢ i180" p oe cent down Balance on per cent contract BROS. Ener as pina or ost Opes @ to 0: Sun- 1 as = Op gore: pends ry AC RE S WOODED 4 acre parcels on paved highway North” ot Ponta Comprised of 3» s and | acre cleared Beautiful level . acre sea ot excellent garden yoi} where you can grow moat of your own livin on 6 Area nice 10 acre parce! with a ear around fie’ . from downtown Pon- ee ee ee ee SCENIC HOMESITE acre hilltorm homesite with some tree, overlooking the Dixie Mwy and a smaii jake. Approx. downtown Pontiac, — = for enly $2600! With “L. C. LADD time reading this small barns, 1 chicken coop. dp- | proximately 2 acres a good city lot would cust have 17 acres on A-1 way with proposed plat what you don't want and have ' Located Milis southeast r Oxford Partly cana sido ton te oe 100 fruit trees | Oxford, Mich OA 83122 For Sale Farms — Attention Horsemen Located on mam roed near stores and churches This is a real buy at FOR SUB-DIVISION | Pon | to 5 ROOM HOUSE ON” FOR BETTER sITEs | WANT A HORSE FOR BETTER HOMES ane ( HEROKEE HILL Compare the advantages of iad close in country location — E)) beth Lake Rd 1 mile W of Tele- graph Ro -ard select your «ite W. BIRD. Realtor Templeton | 503 Community National Bank Biag | FE 4-421) Apes FF 81 LARGE LOT WITH PRIVILEOFS on Dollar Lake Will take lumber ~ Or any building materials on ‘rad produce ©. Chiccens® We farm on main road rear remmiernized 4 bedroom equipped for 500 Seb sos acres near "eens ‘Pair build. | or hear Pontiac as dcee payment ie WHLIS M BREWER kK ooservelt Hote] 2338 Orchard Lake Rod PE 4-518 or FE 2-8532 Open fe Open IDEAL BUILDING SITE 502140. . farmers tarm near (iood- 3 age for new homes Onty $165 per acre {— RESTAURANT DOING | Lj Sues between 5 15 and 7 30 pm L. C. LADD agement MORTGAGE §) 626 | 42% Dizie Hwy Drayton Plains | | CHEAP WATER SOFTENER BUSI. | ete After 700 pm 5-T780 storage manufacturing FE 45931 For Sale or if =xchan home % by 30 Nice lot tn a AAA RAAD ge 50 valve fm this area WANTED © FO tee Wa- 46 CARNIVAL by Dick Turner | - ba-t& 7. tt neg, © 8 Pot On Cop. 1964 by NEA Borvice, Ina “Ob, dear! I forgot something for you—give me a couple | at ea . 5 Business Opportunities St 4 EFFICIENC? API8. ON anna Mari Island. Pla. All aosere on _Watertront. By © «er, B Stee. ESTABLISHED hag sy and truck Pod ot phoee 00 er hr. Cormeen 400 cue _— Terms cash ausinzas FRONTAGE a RENT or lease © | COPFEE “SHOP WITH LIVING @ arters on 2% acres of frontag aces trade. General Delivery, St Helen or ph 301 CUTE LITTLE DINER WITH LIV- ing quarters = Pxed Rie Hey. good sinesa. rea- . Call MA $-4708 FOR BALE, sy, OWNER. BUBI- ness — ft. frontage on MM pole ft. floor a ood] wth ‘eodere living quarters a trece for residentia: roperty and cash in w near Pontiac Shown by appointment only Ph i Bia i om te § pm “MY | LOOK Ga olihe Huron a davenory : geen Me for her oe, ee 30104 “ull Bore. “BIN ie “ROOM won | ee Repiv Pontiac THREE-QUARTER MILLION oot ‘ar bestress. 50 miles from trot At inventory. New female: 8 nai F wtat 21600 oF or trade. Phope FE FE 3-9060_ ‘To BUY. TO BELL - REALTOR _ Partridge is “THE BIRD” to see. | BOWLING ALDEY ONE OF THk BEST A very sound investment with frontage on a busy US. hwy Eight alleys with semi-auto pin setters Filled up now with leagues The owner's net income has been over $12.000 a year $78 000 with $20 000 down kdw. M.. Stout. Realtor 77 N. Saginaw St Po FE 5-168) Open Eves til 8 30 ee _——- MEAT MEN! The hottest meat market imagin- able Over a $200.000 gross yearly business Complete equipment for both retail and wholesale busi ness makes this an oytstanding | deal Business, equipment and a) $100 a month leage for $106 000 down Phone for ore informa- tion on No 3409 BARK MEN! A top liquor spot eee near Saginaw Mas dancing a ceuple of nites a week but doesnt a Gross is excellent eer and could be increased about 30 per | cemt by a live wire Saaratar Buliding. bving quarters business and all are offered at ae than replacement cost N STATE-WIDE Rea; Estate Service of Pontiac Pontiac State Bank Bidg ee Landmesser Broker Is THE BIRD’ TO SEE MAIN SE. GRILL busy little spot right on the lB street Good lease & equip- metit Seats J2 guests A wonder- ful business for a couple §1.978 full price \ HIGH NETTER lease $3500 down plus stock of Qpprox §=6$5.000) Murry NORTHERN HDWE This hardware will do from $680,000 to $65,000 gross this year | In small town on main highway to Alpena 4 room iiving euer ters Good equipment & build ing Only 87 506 down plus stock. WARD 1 PARTRIDGE MICHIGAN BUSINESS REAL TORS. SPECIALISTS | IN BUSINES. OPPORTUNITIES THROUGHOUT MICHIGA 43 W. Huron Open Eve FE paste Land contract on new +room house With base- ment Bal on contract $5150 20 per cent discount Cost to vou $4120 RAY ONE. Realton 75 W Huron Open o¢ Phone FE 37103. 0r FE 5-129 Co-operative Real Estate crceace 20 Per Cent Discount New Homes Lécal builder Work manship and material gusran- teed Contract balance 86.950 Cost | fo you — $5.560 Property under. | priced when sold Call FE 5-9975 | or FE 8-004] Ask for Ted McCul- lough | |. &. HAYDEN. Realtor | 86 FE Walton Bivd __ Open Eves -Money to Loan | 83 State Locensed Lenders) LOANS $25 BAXTER & 1 IVINGSTONE 64 Ww Lawrence St FE 41538. TEAGUE FINANCE. CO. | 42 N MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN $25 TO $500 AUTOS LIVESTOCK FOUSEHOLD GooDps ‘Ph. Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-979) | Money to Loan 583 {State Licensed Lenders) ae = LOANS Extra Fast OetnOLD FINANCE Near Lake Orion. Will cnosider | and foor SHOPPING FOR A Single visit loan phone first. Write cr come in today Phone. LOANS $25 TO $3CO BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. LW. Lewrence FE 20240 Pontiec | YEAR END EXPENSE MONEY lor People Who \ A SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE 625 $100 UP TO 6900 re pay family weekly income is between $150 and you ere work- Jing. this service is designed for day | or to save time phone 6 W Huron Street General Public loan Corporation | GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 1946 to 1955 cars. Bring your title. is closed GARLAND LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 |Fe git 2 FE 50918 292 PONTIAC “TATE BANK BLDG # Partridge $ FRIENDLY SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED 20 to $500 We can help you with Ae (tl fant problems 7 can 'p ermal! =< hed popes ene. Telephone us or Ul at E office __702 Pontiac ane aie Bidg. NC FRIENDLY SERVICE Nese Money? | F E 5-812] For auto financing payment of debts or anv other OX6 L INOLE U MS Sale Land Contracts 52 in a few minutes Home «& Auto Lean Company, Nene nity Nationa! Bonk eae MONEY WAITING | You May Borrow $25-$500 | BUCKNER wis son solve ev. Jes ae co FE | CORNER N TSAQINAW & HURON PONTIAC Across from Post Office Phone OR 3-1221 Pf THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURS DAY, DECEMBER 16, 1934 iE } _Mongage Loans %4| § LOW INTEREST gn H. G. “BET ARSON 4 WHEEL TRAILER LICENSE & ready to go, trade for 1% ton truck ‘47 or under. or will sell. | Simmons Ct., off Joslyn. mens one pateay had ote’ me a cor & sola prop in 5. VanWelt.. ‘OR 3-1355. TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT, furniture. appliances or auto for sew or used good reer hamna AYNE GABERT’S APPLIANCE SPECIALS BUR MEISTER’S LUMBER WILL TRADE 1953 Pontiac 4 dr. Sedan with only 29.0° actua! miles, on good home or land contract. Can pay some cash difference. “Ask For | Mr Brown Hi. BROWN, Realtor ond _W. Huron FE 2-4810° __For § Sate > Clothing 56 68 TT RIN sore wore ALL-WOOL 8NOW- suit & cap. good condition, 65. FUR COAT. MINK GooD condition. 1914. $50. Mr [ 61140. GIRLs - CLOTHING FE _ +0647 before 5. GOOD USED FAMILY C CLOTHING, reasonabie. Antiques, misc. items. pesale_* 297 Oakland. Ae VER FC FOX JACKET. Size nisae for $175. OR 3-9105. fap Hee! PERSIAN COAT, like new. Reasonable. _Maytatr a , both , each $10. Phone a DARK BLUE, NUBBY coat with fur collar and jcrea, size 14. cheap. FE 2-0570 after 400 pm MATERNITY CLOTHES, SIZE 10; es and ra regular cloth- size 610 ay at ror} pati size 183 FE $7258 calls ‘after 7 ery Pp is SQUIRREL CAPE, SIZE 12-14 FE ae " DYED MUSKRAT FUR — Figs 16. Excellent ‘condition. mae COAT. sits 3 (SHORT). 4L8O TEA! BLUE SUIT. SIZE +10. FE 3618 APTER 6 P.M. "| YOUNG LADIES DRESSES. SIZE 10 8% ear also misc. clothing. RPE PNR OE te ANTIQUE PICTURE FRAMES, gas stove, practically like new, upholstered chair, also cop wash boiler. Call FE 5-9038 a! _12_noon APEX AUTOMATIC WASHER, apt size electric = e@ with deep | well, table and antique organ. _FE ! Fi ABOUT ANYTHING YOU ie want CAN BE POUND AT L 8 O}l space heatesg all sizes; oe | desks with seats attached: new book case head board beds, com- plete, $24; refrigerators, $25 up: fanges, gas & e $5 up; a, all sizes, $3 up; tv sets. $25 up; tadios, $3 up: new chrome dinette sets. 5 pc.. $49.95 up; chests, new & used. $5, up. bedroom suites, $4995 up. living rm. swites, $12.95 up. dining room suites. $19 50 up. Many other items. USE OUR EASY PAYMENT A PLAN TH 8A ® TO 86 WED NIGHT TO 5 30. SUN 12 TO 5 L & 8 SALES CO.. 4 mi. east of Pontiac; or 1 mi. east of Auburo Heights on Flatpe Rad. Miho 2- ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS. Colored giass. china furniture _choice items. MY 3-4308. A GOOD BUY IN pall Ra- dios; $6 and $8 AUTOMATIC eiecraiC spaTEa No down payment Balance +t $10 per month Late model au- tomatic washer Balance at $8 it _pPer ghonth Phone MY 3-37 1 THOR WRINGER WASHER. $20. 1 Kenmore auto washer, $40 6423 Wilson Drayton Plains. OR 3-9540 ADMIRAL TELEVISION, 20 INCH beautiful mahogany console. Ex- cellent condition. Now only $99 95. MI 6-1300. | ANTIQU E GOSIP BENCH. PLAT- form rocker bone Mierlads cruet _Set_and china EM _ BOVLLE GAS instaiieg tm your home for $2277 complete Kenyon Fuel-gas 5268 Dixie Hwy 3-240) ADMIRAL DUAL TEMP. REF 10 eu. ft. 3 years old. EM 3-9120 | BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER, Deluxe iromatic model. Re bef So . Bow only 6140.95 oR SPOT REFRIG GOOD. Cone $50 FE +0087 dition, CASH FOR FURNITURE OR tools. Phone OR 3-2717 SASH FOR SMALL ah AND _fecord players ¥™ CHUCK'S USED PU 3 afi TURE and appliances We buy, sel. and @xchange. 240 Baldwin Ave | CHAIR BED. EXCELLENT CON- A 66352 - CRSORET TABLE CLOTH. 72 X 88 1880 Harbor Maddy Lake Keego emote ‘DINETTE sEvS as. semble these amber! and seve 4 ehair> and table $60.95 value, 95 These are brand new 1954 mode's. Fanous makes Formica ocg All popvlar colors. Come in | compare and be convinced org Woes extraordinary bargains fdtehisen Fluorescent 393 Or- | _chard Lake Ave 2 MAHOGANY MATCHING END) table $35 Mahogany step table. ($12. good condition OR 33-2834 $1.98 | Piastic Wall Tile l6e Sq Ft Oxl2 rugs os 4c 4'> Ft Wall Tile ie $485 House Paint 178 Gal l2xl2_ Armstrongs s4 ofr T Vino Counter Topping 1S Ft Harolds, 140 Saginaw DAVENPORT AND (CHAIR | 5-8476 Cheep_ FE 8476 DINING ROOM SET. SMALL. walnut. hving room | set. _MI 48144 |) DRESS ER, 38.95. SIX YEAR CRIB. $'f5. Davenport ana chair. $19.50 Table tep gas om $10.50. Three | eeEner 0 fo apt. stove $9.50. Odd beds, $395. Two & pC tio — ‘Ss 818.50, KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. _ Good working condition. is PIECE BLOND DINETTE. FE | 4-5045 lecene SKIS. 6 HOOVEP VA $14.96 naan age 'y rushes. — Huron Gary HOLIDAY SPECIAL | 169.95 Ez. eeeoeien Bewesbe sewing ‘machine. floor mote ae ime trones ors a Sens "CRUMP “Bitcrel ic ¥ Mich Orchard wake ve HOT POINT DRYER, 6130.95. RB. Munre Electric Wes’ Co. 1060 Huron, Inc" SL mics top New ee R, B Mup- te Elec -c, 106) West Huron. TRONER, GE FLAT FTE PER- fect dith $85 EM 3-8002. KITCHEN oo ELECTRIC MIX- er peel ps Practically new. OA &. Only _ $20.95. MI 61 6x9 LINOLEUMS. $1.79 Plastic Wall Tile 2 Ps 4'— Ft, jal Pbvods ve 2% ft. ad Seed T ga Harold’s passer are FoR re household > F¥. gerator and washer rs antiques Call ir LIVING ROOM sUITE. 2 PIECE | good Serene Se Se ay pen. seen N Firs! FE 5-2074. | LIVING ROOM Starr. FE 65-0304 MAHOGANY” “BUPFET FE 3068 es 8 awe r Boy’ MATTRESSES ANI HOLLYWOOD | +7 | BOY's” SSE SKATES AND case, size 449 Girl's eee skates PE 54-4777 _2-9086 beds All pew You save on Sat. Hilbere 62 Williams MAYTAO WRINGER WASHER ;¢ $19.95 EM _ 3-0120. NEW WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL electric dryers Bs — No _down payment PRICES SLASHED — NEW FURNITURE tlona double dresser, bookcase Bunk beds. com- | lete $44.95. S Sion $11.96. Inners apes te fin gue FOLD Sewing rocker $7.95. Blond giass- too step end coffee table $5.95 Meta. troning boards $4.95 Fiber wa.drober $4896 Evervthing for BANK FURNITURE CO. ©, SPEARS LAATE, AE" 120 ACRES Open ‘til ® Fri. nights REFRIGERATORE. LAST YEAR'S 1953 models. One of Americe’s | best nam ebrands. Guaranted fo: ce 5 vears. Buy a new refrigerator, | Tra for a little more than used | machine. Michigan Piudrescent nt. 383 Orchard Lake Ave 17 IN. CROSLEY TELEVISION. 960 Also Frigidaire FE 46266 17 iNCH TV CONSOLE VERY FOR 8A 18- — ex Beagle: haetio blan- aeca Also Thor wringer type | washer Evenings, 30 N_ Tele- graph SPECIALS Blond desk and chair $20 00 GE. Spin dry washer $35.00 § drawer omk chest : 14.96: Chifferobe with mirror 10 Warm morning heater $29 48 cup electric coffee urn $15.00 969 00 blond cedar chest $30.00 New meta! cabinets $8.93) All white coa_ kitchen heater Laos) We bay. sell ane exchange every- thing for the home 104 8 Saginaw FE 2-5523 16 INCH. RLA WITH DOORS $99 50 Walton Cor Josive FE 2-2257 TWO YARDS _Bace. Y% PRICE SALE Linoleums, Floor Tile, Wall Tile f and Paints at all | SYERS AD) BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. Artist’s supplies, hobby supplies, see Classification Tor. » cv.|24A “HOBBIES & SUP- __ler. Excellent condition. PE 46200 Liont MANOOAHY DINING SET. TABLE TOP San | STOVE. FE 2-508. MI | CUBIC FT KELVINATOR BRICK —ased—BRICK be nv” yr. old. $500. OL 32-6100. ~~ Christmas Gifts 59 = pRECISTERED COCKER SUITE. MATCHED PE 54-3880 step tables = lamps. move" AND ‘Orne BICYCLES. IN BICYCE, “TACK Wackelt’s CROCHETED © SeberneaD “BOX. | o | Knotty pine $140M CAMERA Soe AND FLASH ¢ OuT- i by 6 sheeting §70M ) WITH case, New Never eer PE 200s 956 Myrtle amos SIDEWALK BIKE $15. eMpire 3-5847. evenin, =a ENGLISH SPRINGER Idea! Cravens tel E' ECTRIC CLOCKS. tors, toasters, waffle irons, scales outdoor grills door chimes , Stainless stee| ware, eb Ss imigher = | See our huge toyland Lione! trains, Smith-Miller trucks, erector HEIGHT $ ‘SUPPLY de in vane old skates = a new can a CHRISTMAS SPECIALS IN - "SS televisions = doors. Hampton *Biectric. erates ee ARE 142 W. Huron Christmas Specials ers, electric stoves. GIRL's 36.1N BIKE, GOOD CON: $25. OR 34334 | forts ‘BIKE IN GOOD CONDI. | tion at 311 w = St., Roches- Oakland Furniture | a HANDMADE | — me machine automatic washer. 34437 ay “ROOM SPACE HEATER. MA §-0576 debe SINGLE. METAL BEDs, lete im good also wash bowl in Ee condition 3905 SKIS AND POLES Sled Toboggan. Girl's size 16 snow — deer rifle. new 22 ‘i¢ IN CONSOLE T V GE. Washing mach ot] heater FE _*+@u, after ¢ pm __ SET OF 3 MAHOGANY DUNCAN Phvfe tables Gas water heater. Reasonable FE 2-9002 | ore ORNATE CARVED FRAME | | ju Coral metalitc, $100. MA 6- en | i GTOVES BOUGHT. SOLD Rs) _ens. | es eee for large family. FE ¢-8978 |2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. $25: 5 year baby bed $15: also | Coleman floo furnace for small | jgpr -pouse _ $73, FE 5-2168 i BLES CHAIRS AND BED. Call eves. after 5 244 Ottewa Dr TAPPaN GAS RANGE DOUBLE oven and deube brouer. Prac- tically new. Bookcases and cor- ne as 28 in square All blond. | , ~~ Used Trade-in Dept. Studio couch $19 95 FE 7 2 pc. living room suite $1 PU '8 pe. = coe ghosts Pe $24.95. \earge” arecset . $24, Ls) BAN EL "RNITURE co. aap earn wernt ry a TO bene LAKE AVE ae PARMERS GAS STATION ae TERMS "ti ® Friday nights ELRCTRO ) . MASTER ELECTRIC | ps ta Good condition. OR “EASY SPIN DRYER | DELUXE reise Like new $40.95 PARKING WY YMAN’S 18 W. Pike Only Westinghouse 30"’ electric’ range with wide oven A real buy for only $149.95 A WAGNER CO | 1960 -N v ontyke Bes Pontiac Rd ~ Used’ Trade-m I Dept. | Washer, guaranteed --0.. $30.95 $39.95 ervday p roble m s ihe| see size gas stove ....... Want Ad way! rage FE 2 28181 for an writer. ° is ° re a EASY PA’ : WYMAN’S 'TRIcYCLES— V8 W. Pike Only i i ~@Gee@ é Pk A KE DOS. Seastine! mouton lamb coat. Stee parr tle’ Bn - 16 itary man's diamond ring Call | = t 42806. #& CHEVIE ECAR. S LIONEL 7 TRAIN. Lots OF EXTRA track and other parts PING PONG TABLES ban drain site and thickness, with legs $32 . A. Benson ® PC DINING ROOM SET, GOOD 540 N caacel St. FEdera) ¢2521 sis and motor, Ar erator, $75. MA 5-2893, between ‘ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES for every room in the house in newest 1954 designs,’ eee 4 rund room $10.95 Prony 0m or after 6 p.m mounti = Pc FE §-7332 Ou j ROLLER SKATES rues : , MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 2 in mir-or. all metal cabinet. $7.95 value, $295. Slightly marred. Also large selection of medicine eabi- nets van and without lights, New ONE PAIR OF cEicage ROLLER | _skates. Like phew FE eee E Insulated. Mat n DUO-THERM OIL aa pare {DsED cost $122 Sel) highest” offer. 2 the heats 8 rE PPIES FOR CHRISTMAS | ee rex Sio.ss | _Pree to good home, FE $1471. | HOT WATER HEATERS. 30 GAL. Chest of drawers i N SALE — SILVER | Tvs, ote ‘cighty ee tea set and tray. $35. Phone FE 5-4829. TOYS All at pues to save you money on | Christmas ——— Flyer 90% Off L seearees =< 1960 eaves a oe ms ™ camera and ; $40 Jigsaw, stand and mo sander, etal er tools, cheap. 1732 Sylv ~~ RENT IT NOW through For Rent Ads! apartment, rooms, y- — Dial FE 2-8181 for _THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, oecdlinee lee ee ‘SIXTY-NINE FF Co . : we or Sale Pets 9| MODEST MAIDENS | i By Jay Ane = toe Ut 8 3 " For Sale Used Cars 91 a "Bit SPENCE ° Top’ Value WANTED: cars cars "4 to . Bagley "Auto Parts FE $8ne or PE S001 ~ Used Cars, 17 BAGLEY 87. Wow Boris 9 CLEAN CARs wo _8._ Woodw ‘Birmingham For » defer on ints metel core 2077 _ Dis OR 1603 M6, 085 Oakland Ave. a WANTED-LATE MODEL “ | js) BUICK SUPER $6100 FE fone A set Seas SUPER, $100. at 1950 ‘al . 8 ; SUPPLY CO. ~'| G1 Orchard Lake Ave. PE 37101 PETRO HEAT SERVICE “bo WILL HE..T YOUR HOME ta 8 Sly ‘guaranteed “eutseietis’ foot, ite ~c utility room or tasement duct- — ‘ type of! furnace. So oimple you Ryan Station ean install and service it your sbeth Lake Rd. self. Associated with Trailer Ex- a +§3 GMC TRACTORS eo 8. raph. FE 3900 id es Sse ) % SON FICEUP ie Plywood . or ad-| male, ¢ months old an an ; F Bates vanced students. terms..Cal-| Days” 386 Whittemore. epee) ‘ . A 1982. OMC % TON PICKUP. VERY ’ an tings plain | & decorative| Bi Mfusle Co. tie W. Seshew. | pity BEAGLE ( woNTHE: |, | dont know when T've tasted better food, unless It) “reascaabie, PE O40M. hs, Yoade made to order. registered. PE $0608 eves of me we out! . trae mi. PONTIAC PLYWOOD CoO. Sale Office Equipment. 63 | _ P© 22572 days. 7 —— opt CHEVIE W Tow Pick Ur | or contract on wad er FE 9-2863 | | REG BROKERS, GA CHAMPIONS Fatr PB $0000, after 1982 Chevrolets. = Gane WID OSED BLUE Print FILE | 2. Pedigree OB 93108 ig | -Sale Farm Equipment 76) For Sale Housetrailers 78) —-! ty TOR FORD PAWEL WAS ’ taxicabs. Reas. 101 W : see Peon Fre Sale Store Equipment G4 | oid. W100 Hass Ra., New Hudson. | siiven KINO DIRECT IRECT | DRIVE AMERICAN, OENERAL, conrs. | —o PE 1-1 after Huron. el a SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES | Car Saw Welghs onl "Westwood, @ oihers 144 | 1c SAVE CREVaOLET "sts DaCOKEE 3 ~~ | AKC red. Ress. Tree de | SMEs - 12 | wos and trucks. ¢ 3.0060 om 2 auc 1 TOW PICKUP VER Bl cedie, tare registe onable Law. . ft wie and double 5g O- A: Thompeon. 608 "Perry. ELECTIRC HOT CHOCOLATE DiS-| land kennels. OR 3-4628. Beret es2 RANGER eae Sager | Bri . Wie | rooms re you buy our ‘eamera, man's Bulova wateh-| -°Ore7.! Electric sandwich grill.) 7-6 § WEEK OLD MALE WikED conse iq — ek En ertone and 3, Used Srasiere _ RE! ao a bair AKC s. Affer & nes Parts & Repair tor All aa low as . down on ren im. ors Cherrylawn, Auburo iy ey Seed Bales, : a me Decks s Air Cooled Engines on ee - TRADE iJ ” pedocing machine, consete rea “Pure, shell 3 a 8 | Toy RaRESTAME Ske RES | wre CPOE east oe | SACRIFICE yl —“OUNS—BOY, ELL, FRADE | blood time Te youre and 6 oe. ore. ym Breiner ctet iewe. Price Priced | OU . tonius Nice for Christmas if ner — ! Bin weet, aon * leather top cos i table. painted cl is | ANTE. rf 5 per % oi * *! VREELAND FUR CO. | SOO PTS rie wet a Sari witig Kein | —ranemoner Taanen . | ine Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) OMRON) tae pes. |e pF an Ste | os ' STONE AND D SAND. Heat. Burr-Ghell_ 375 8. T Tie rai CONSOLE. ve ln. FE. 2-903 or FE elle Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ie a Sint | 500 Flush Doors 2 65 FILL DIRT AND GRAVEL. QUICK | “corn pickin old and pew corn. Eni vefore = cary land iruchs We have sey: ak MEpcen DOOR SaLEs | gore een tor_worr, 27a = Auction Sales 77 5 » Fe mileage used hiie tra Walled Pe, MA ¢ S228 > ~6T | CORN < = = a ee ee * body parts FORD HOOT ; * "a ile Gas sears Weak. Paocesseb nOaD & DRIVEWAY —— or small Sa . OA UC Se pe Fw 5 ; Kuetion r starters, coneralo. fad voltage ait FE >in nee ds some te 53 LINCOLN. @. A Thompsca, 80 8. gravel run and 300 BU. OF GATS, GEORGE JAR-| house. Disie Hwy. vetwees | CCHRAM AUTO PARTS "Setente, Bhs & ten otek 4 : ns am — Sorta Mensa om | atta EATON OO] Glow tay ver cre FE |S baldig OE eee gas | GLASS, GLASS, GLAS Speers mS ma ean hE | | Sad mise Heme Between 18 Wood, Coal & Fuel 67/00, SALES OF WHEAT ANB | _On pity se lifes. Call EM 33613 after $3 PACKARD ce ge bn amen maa sran wired, ale, MII |g SUCTION TALE cs an| Bis, tomrheg Oe tated | tear a ovary pe wi al gazer one Rae * | DRY CORD WOOD DELIVERED. 3] _ 3.0600. Zin acre’ farm mo ‘acre bali ack to 0 cmuaee, Win Red and ivory top. W. w.| =°™ bibs SALVAGE DEPT... |FIREPLACE SLAB 2¥"| veors nuts revere” “>| thant Sit siletox™ | Sort ‘gunrartesd Gen, Su BOM, Lg, et cote mee L i : 7 + om . ed traler "ol" woven, Naiguy | Pmrecaiaes * OO Oe vert ital eee pong Lol | 1) mile wow of Roman, sarling um ones Mae he 1008 F ORD $4 CHEVROLET me STUDEBAKER FOR SALE. KINDLING WOOD. PE = : @ Av ARTS Bel Sport radio, ee ee eT ee el Treen stie > —as W 10 a2 » a) i N ‘ * as | Pe ene eee rea | roy, pepe our *| Paces eat) ESS Se ae wee Sam]. EULL CANOPY $1,989 oe ! essere |eepeee ee eel eas, ——| Simon Sma ie aman |e Galas ace _me re can] : “9 DESOTO El, SSL wa treo THe ess eS eae, 1145 $8. Baby bed. $8, Galvanized hot | ~~~ _of equal value, EM_ 34307. 2-4" pipe bull pens = a =f a eet PACKAOED COAL. CORNER WAL- ego Olas oe 9 ae ee ES Nee hoo iat LARRY NOODW) D ee cond ond. up) PE ¢eert = povtaody 4 aa ad sor, eriy wth rol milking i tuicel ti aubere’ Pe abe” | WPEEOWAY FURL ofl vile "a for eguipment, incoding «eas | , JEROME Fa wie Gn ERS See eee | ree —e Your eas or oll per st he We o ees te ae om : or 3 tm two | Orinds the cae ce your, Chev: Rochester Ford Dealer ie ree Be ..} ovec. $O fat duct FRA terms Stee! Christmas Trees 68A) For Sale Poultry 74) 4 front openme cooler. § con ee A Fee SERIVCE =| “FOR Boone, ten 3 swe 4 SURV, T_BOGR BECUTE | sesan ‘38 BUICK SUPER TERR TRACY 3% OR 3 BULL | ppinwpLeyY's PORMERLY at | Syead s pao] 2 parlor electric heaters. a NAIM TING FOR BALE 164 Gmc é0 DUMP} 7%, We and, beater Excel | Byeatiow. (stock No, Sa ocr ia My good Jeegrenh w Feorbels now fat ne . +2074. Hutson = i athe a we ses F mare ei pa ee _ Gal Pes . 4 wheeler dump Sr ona | a es $1,595 TALBOTT LUMBER ne, 3. average, | small =u me ere Cultivator for i ioe CHEVROLET GOOD, TRANE vere ube SP. Speen saab tart ee trees oe ee colt gall. OR {=e w 2 furrow 17° BRaib ‘MOTOR SALES| GMC ples Repl ‘50 CHEVROLET Sok: Gale Gece cea ae wresths, cones woughs i Ford Field Cultivator puone (ware DECEMBER YLOR CHEVROLET | 2 too, redio and nesters, caock ! aM PRESH OVEN REIDY tractor 8 azetom for Get besemenie. Gheet| misticton snd white bires re | FARM ons ee Joo bre. 1 Ford Ree eulti- Cass st SPECIALS $545 . Tad ferasce. 1656 Outland Ph. | CHRISTMAS TRERS CUT YOUR 6¢ cents We cents fy. PE 1 Pord 2 turtow plow, 1 Ford SERVICE ON ANY AU- a : OALLOW ELECTRIC WATER M ELECTRIC WATER| end fr Bring ar own m tools: Lockhart ” Turkey Farm a gro new lumber, 3 yard TINE sl Chevrolet panel, a '52 CHRYSLER ’ INNS eee een earner eeane " “4 : 8 etapa! SE | ggep AnbINo — FURTRACTING | CHRISTWAS TREE Broad, begeied bronge fete | et ehet yom nuns 3eu@| OR DYNAFLOW. _ 15 rea By | ES per eee LINOLEUM ....... 27e| peat werm = ae cers Tl | Se ee lore a | meee eee cane INO LHC Panel ...$05| aw Guam ams | LSS VINYL TILE. ...... 12¢|Ueca © wage ; 2. Santas FREES WHOLESALE |, WHITE |,ROCK POLLETS a | Se P ret 41361 ; : nee ; NPE | See vour bank for credit le je Motor Scooters 82! 1949 Ford Panel ....$245). Sth 2575S |G» ory | aaa, RBA en ES a a ere | a? Chev Pavel 5) ERR RE | uy SEDOOCE ‘mand. SRT, AFD | "cious sum Peta) | Rnd Re Bpecia prices to ch Bee ney pends es | and JAMES BRUZEESE. Prope. | y'5"Pagaart™” OOP"™” SBC DESOTO, Ings DR woo FE | tueck So. apy? “SP MAY HRS RL fasted | WCBS GAY TAPE RECORDER, | gt scnool "tic tad ep. it Seats om oats Als, geese ‘ Sate Motorcycles 83 oe Boone ay pateata naw LIONEL & AMERICAN | $040. Hampton Electric. Standard service. ‘014 ‘Gatland | $88 cent 3ogt Livernols st | For Sale Mousetrailers 78) ~2\. ptorcycles 83) 1948 Chevrolet ‘pickup, 1| 5900" (i) PAMots 10 HF FLYER TRAINS 6) ] Fon RENT: CHORE LOT FOR TURKEYS ALIVE OR OVEN 001, 2 PT BOGE aaaou Scan FOR PARTS gxe en = ton . es $395 ees wi pees for new car, 53 CHEVROLET a — iY iv: UMBER sale = of ristm lo iy. on 7 * “ ' o3004 Dy a : MOTOR La. heater, hes xh ey # +) Peadeck on a from. Senore ae Le _MUteal 0 _sher 0.50pm. “os be. "Ooi Saad 1 Chexrclet owe M-26 at Bocknorn tg Sa Maa Peesret. rs ra) ASKER'S, 63 W. Huron Bt. =F son Goorin $0 | _ forms 30 NEW HAMPSHIRE FR tan Biden Wi Pickes 7... oes. Boden e pone wap | ti(‘ié‘ a —# HOME OWN 1 AWwnh- : vee i For oo _lets, Laying. 6220 —_ 1 Le, Ra. : J PLP DIEPPE PGND 2 d DOOR, RADIO, ings, factory price. ‘PE ¢60se, ign larator witn fittings Ee = ae ape Sale Farm Produce 75 Pick a. Bargain a) 42, AND 34 incu, porn) 1951 International _imiles,” 306. M¥ Saco” and bubters’ cungines: CHEPEER. ee ain, MI $0085. Pick o.oo sscce0s $595 Le a, Spe LUMBER Ai prise te en a eS | ‘cider Potatoes and, he |e Rare con ein ke BIcYeLEs a8 0000 Ab EW, en aoe eta PONTI AC USED TELEVISIONS GUARAN- bea o, —“Moorig's| bord otsees Lomas Orchard, | terms and interest rates. glee ee, Fe ee 1951 Ford Pickup ... $645 payments 44 6 Decesiber epectaie. —. ao to | _—. p> Bead ones _331_N._Squirrel_Ra. Om's 8 Bree. i. LIKE NEW. P %6 _Woodward Birmingham, ; Scifi Gl 2B — ZENITH AND CROSLEYS FLOOR | ax AKC R POACREO ND POPPInG we at “Gtiverbetl Kas Roe : | Mesats" the terme “re canis. IDEWATE pe oe | 151 Chevrolet G] RETAIL to pn Quality one! mote pager, $25. Hampton Elec. se ou. pa atl ee for a ‘Sale Farm Equipment 76 | aso seo the pew Stewart's, age ‘ Accessories aw Pickup als sales sieies ee 85 enn ‘Ss iced. right sais. base ee F. pees. ae TIN ac CREO BOXER aie “wate |< BARGAIN General's, floliv’e ond Skyline ae. ats & s Ch t STORE 100 9 15 w 16. 1 boy's 2 PE cise, pone See eared) Etre Se eee oes Mca [meer | gta cots) WILSON GMC | S20 istMas | 2 paneh Eee eas Ee a ee EE es ta, eomeon| ier Specials! | os periie Rack Meas teveek | Marca eee | Hey ar get, 6, Pag | she el Me Si race |“ Sl Sie mange | ___FE AASSL | * | Phone FES-77 0 ed ne ee Ee Ponticrc | SRR ERSO8S | ror sate Used care 2 evar. r i . CORONA ADDING MA. d LPL LAA LL AAA ALAN L ALD ec : are ‘. ‘?. Doortng se muse e mos. aa at — randfather Capt. : ‘oka et i le sneece ee BOAT KITS ® — Fontiac 4 Dr. emanate $325, 3006 W. | a gli otc reel tes? snow TRS | tema eons 8 ces oe | Comp, an te 7 hief _ prooe FE esti we | San eect car anime 's1 FORD Sicel culverts. drain tie, | Stoot Kacy ee ele CL: “HOUGHTEN’S 1e1 . iia MERCURY HURRICANE OUT- No Credit? | $1,495 Country sedan Station Wagon ee eee ow air ts BE ia he nisin es KENNELS. | 208, Men net ee MOBILEHOMES | S¢INROpR TORS _ “—— 3 fis Bone Las RE Ccamene| Do It Yourself 61!" AQUATIC GARDENS | plott;, att! ctcohan, S05 | min we a1 ft lone. Op wt aihiad bse Bad Credit? 53 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 5 EM 3-2731 ee ee TROPICAL PIBH AND PPRiues Equipment. Go? Disie Hwy. MA| peer to pay ae — gp Pett Oniy 15.000 ectus} miles. & real MICHIGAN ~ yg Be es a _~ ———— sD haréwere. Sasv Penabento AKO chen 3.) $7 78. OR 3-65060000 0 comtaroe "oben as low — on . 427 3. Telegraph Here's the place to buy. | ous. i FINEST $69. su Sener pen. hessombls service & restals, MY = JORNGT OUTBOARD MOTORS! No co-signers, no past $1,095 | Tee Erie OF BEAUTIF i -| FREEZER SPECIAL | Hutchinson's Trailer Sales} Hee, traiiers, Exerything for he) credit references neces- | WOODWARD AND WJ MILE ROAD tary Spasieie Gh. Bell Anders, a ee Zens. ee a ee Ber, ee ae yy Pres sary. If you are 21 and ‘St Ford 4 Door ee eee an 6 Wek SartTaNY SF ANEEC AEC EEO. Mopeis Bont ‘Rate \comer 8 Rd, end Mound. | encURY OUTBOARD MoTORS | have a job, we have a car faye ape es ~ ae av One Oe PANEL @ TOR A.so inating origtot 3. Tepes i Fi MODEL, fs 2830 8 Dort Highway. Flint Qwiteer Craft and Yellow Jacket | ¢. you. $745 capacity Reel good order thru- sft —wec rere ; : ; no CENTRAL LINCOLN MERCURY | mother, cheap, PECTIC FECT — PE Siti? ih ] ee tr Buy Here $3 Buick Hardtop 31 W. Pike corner Cass SaBY PARAKEET AND NEW KING BROS. Talier trade Burr-Sheil. Pay Here | Dynafiow, radio, heater and | is00 FORD 6 CYLINDER weer re . ® to 6:30. po. ‘ $7 «aler)=«6(breeders, OL YOUR LE. pusiee i _ _ ee NATIONAL whitewall ‘SI 595 . = gps - pond Collt- a : 4 , _ | Pontiac Rd _st_Opdyke WHIZZARD @ HT. SUPER TWIN N N JF. “e LUMBER CO, | Stet Se a | OP amen t verona me) Fe xChange | tare etui "| — moror sALes Re ene ie Masecriy Ry lies Lane URCH'S INC. [This Week Only $¢98| Mimchsgrg, Mil secrtce. Call | aggitttt"get GG, tates | Transportation Offered 67) 7d SSAC ee ie ore cane | ta, Reet CU. PF. one $01_éth 8. PE 3-4025. Closed Sun. | “ARDEN Tht. 5 c| Sraft, Prairie, Gchooney, Beemer, | Cans WAITING TO BE DRIVEN AOSFIN{ Wii KEW TREE, | Poration cece rriPee SERVICE. with freezet shell. Reg. Dee sine NOME WORSE li COLLIE PUPPIES, SMALL AND | on with eult*vacor. bedrm models. 14 to 47 ft. 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Jackson's “aw. E mop tai © Gomcnsuetion, eine Oven Daily "th 6 pm Pr th 8 or wey PE SoS TK EO STON Persson \* be apprise” ‘ =|" pes, ne | aces one eager, iment.) Tes eee is 8 | ca ee ~“Wanted Used Cars 88 S| gee So VIER Several More FORD . PER CENT EXCEPTIONAL PUP ‘LY| Simeon. of, ned, | 0 ae ee * gr00. |~ gp gy Rw “ To Choose From Pervooal ca se this week. HEM 2 Per Cent Off Discount on Sherwin Wilitems | ropes Poodien. $10" Phone Mi za M : EE patel oa CASH a FOR bg sedan Phone EM 3-473. Finance 2 at Glenn's, | 3.2180. : Berry Bros. interior | oes. ; Mastic® Co.. Sa "EBeott ct , , Sale Biccogtnued cgort, Gunene rusi| Flo's Home Aquariam iy aed cy = ing CALIF. ee PER | mcsinat oe oe steering , ‘BECOME A H OME $6180. ig == : . wer radio. . a eng aman sees Consran, Cealpeed 3th ene Tir ates, FE Bicre”Bars caters vant te Se Shee ah hester. a aoa only 12,006 Glenn Ss | OWNER! You'll find wuss fishing ——— oes. paint ANGOO SPEEDEX epactaL p | PINE CHRITWAS GIFT AEC | . |] 1952 Dodge 14 ton pickup. ooo... cece eee eee. $A i] 1949 Ford 3 ton pickup 2022. ee eee S408 1983 Chev 2 ton tractor. saddle. lane. vee ee BROS 1951 Chesrol et ') ton pickup ..........26.... 8599 1953 Ford 34 tom express oc. cee ceeces cence $709 1950 Ford '3 ton pickup ........ ence: $499 1M8 GMC 2 ton dump .......... komoomuctos $299 1951 Ford 2 ton dump .... 0.2256. Soon . -$899 1945 Ford 2 ton dump .....+. Se aes cesses ss.- Slo KNOW ALL THE DETAILS about the purchase of a USED CAR. Surprising as it may seem, there are many little “items’ that must have proper attention to fulfill a used car sale. An establishment of a “Franchised Dealer” is so organized to give you top quality merchandise at the right price! Plus the feeling of security that yours was a “Good Buy.” You can't go wrong if you purchase your used car rom— Harold Turner, Ford “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS” "A-1 BUYS" A ‘ ‘ Vv WE NEED ROOM FOR ND CADILLAC. THESE ROCK WE WANT TO SELL PORD CLUB COUPE WITH R CHEVROLET STATION WAGON DIO, HEATER AND BLUE vIN- WITH RADIO. HEATER AND ISH, THIS A GOOD CAR. POWER GLIDE. ‘46 PONTIAC 8 STREAMLINER TU- CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DELUXE WITH RADIO, HEATER AND TUDOR. A_ REAL ARPIE LUSTROUS BROWN FINISH. WITH ALL THE ‘ ‘ 49...... $295 (92. . $895 CHEVROLET DELUXE FORDOR RD custom FORDOR. WITH RADIO, HEATER AND POT tag B RADIO, HEAT~ J8T BLACK FINISH. ER, WH WALLS pig WITH RADIO” AND PORD CUSTOM 8 CLUB COUPE WITH RADIO, HEATER. beta G) O —| — > TRADE-INS ON THE NEW ‘55 OLDSMOBILE PRICES SHOW YOU THAT $665 BOTTOM ALL OF OUR CARS. $175 ‘90 ee oe eo we MRP NF eee $195 i i i | CUSTOM 8 CONVERT- WITH RADIO, HEATER PORDOMATIC TRANS. ‘0... ... . $695 RADIO, HEATER ND TWO-TONE PAINT. 47 $295 IBLE AND » ee * © © $345 ‘Ol $945. alba 52 SERIES. JET BLACK RADIO, DY- NAPLOW AND TINTED GLASS. ‘92 $960 PACKARD FORDOR “300” SER- TES. THIS FINE CAR IS LOAD- ED WITH EXTRAS. ‘ ol oe 8 © © PLYMOUTH SPECIAL 8 © © © ee oe we ww MRI NO 18OR AND — e 8 8 8 TWO, ELEVEN That's 211 South Saginaw St. ’5Q Chev. Club Coupe "49 Pontiac 2 Dr. Radio, theater, directional sig- A trim ik beauty with ra- nals and seat covers. Excellent dio, feos 4 and rear jark blue finish. cadet visor heater, turn signals and and good tires. $572.11, covers. Sharp as a teck. $492.11. $72.11 Down $2.11 Down, 49 Olds. Club Coupe 51 Chev. Deluxe 4 Dr. yar radio, heater. Ex- Powerglide, radio, heater and cellent condition seat covers. Flawless green fin- 0402.11. ish. : $2.11 Down $732.11 °° 52 Chev. Deluxe 4 Dr. 50 Olds 4 Dr., “88” Powerglide —, tuby pod Let matic drive, excellent cons 1 tone finish and a , Fadio, heater, turn sig- natsiand seat covers. — $602.11 53 Buick Riviera oe Ld Spectacular Ivory over Red $3 Cadillac combination and fully equipped Coupe DeVille, loaded with ex- with radio, heater, turn sig- tras and in h condi- nals, clock and seat covers. tion. Black and yellow finish, $1, 542. 11 Silage pee ie 50 Dodge 2 Dr. $3,192.11 with e new set of 1 10xib sow ’51 Nash Rambler — 6 oS Sa * eS steal] et only $442.11. poggarnsl gay $2. ll Down conait aed £ ood ese $2.11 Down $2 Pontiac “8” — 51 Plymouth 4 Dr. $842.11 $642.11 a elons Dr. 54 Buick Century gaia | Reamer 13,810 actual miles. — $2,602.11 $3 Ford 2 Dr. tires, A combination of —— and good looks. A-1 tires, ¢ motor, dark green finish. $1,602.11 © light blue. Pull. price $42.11 Down ’50 Mercury 2 Dr. flas had excellent care, flaw- less green exterior and spotless inside, has radio and heater. Pull price $872.11. $72.11 Down 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 Open ‘til 9 P. M. Matthews-Hargreaves VGN GO- GO. GO GOING HOME] ) | ele: CHRISTMAS ?_ . “Why Not? Read About These Specials, Then Come in or Call Today! 1953 WILLYS Station Wagon. Like new with ra- dio, heater, overdrive, and néw white side wall tires. A beauty. . | 1953 FORD tudor. A one owner and priced to sell quick. $950 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 tudor sedan. Radio, heater. and spotlight: A nice car. $495 1950 GHEVEOCE Bel Air Club Coupe. A real sharp car for ” $545 1953 DODGE tudor. Fully equipped and a real buy . $795 1951 DE SOTO Custom Fordor sedan with radio, heater. A good car. Only $495 1950 FORD Tudor with radio, heater, and seat covers. Reduced $195. Now only $300 1952 DODGE Fordor sedan. This is one of our best. $495 1946 FORD Tudor sedan. A real special . $100 1950 PONTIAC 8 cylinder Fordor sedan with radio and heater. . : $375 1949 WILLYS station wagon. Right in our front line. A real beauty. 1949 FORD 8 cylinder Tudor with radio, heater, seat covers and overdrive. $195 1948 CADILLAC sedan. A real sharp automobile. Was $3,000 but now is only “$695 Open 8 A. M.—9 P. M. CY OWENS “Your Local Ford Dealer’ 147 S. Saginaw St. PHONE FE 54101 ‘50 Ford 2 dr......$299 = '51 Willys Station ‘52 Dodge 4 dr.... .$699 Wagon ...... $599 ee Seti 2dr... ie 53 Buick Riviera $1,499 & or ONV, wea ede , ) ry ol 53. Chev. 4dr......$044 48 Packard 2 dr... .$99 ; 53 Plymouth 48 Ford Conv.. are . $295 Club Sedan $299 52 Ford Hardtop $1.099 . uses ‘$3 Plymouth 52 Packard ......$899 Hardtop .... $1,099 Sochrysier sus $4 Ford 2 dr.....$1,209 | 1? SOUPEs ee 52 Chev. Coupe. ; $599 47 Chev. 2 dr coeees $144 i | °31 Ford Hardtop. $799 ‘50 Chevrolet 'S0 Nash 4 dr......$199 Hardtop ......$499 $3 Willys Hardtop $699 © 50 Pontiac Deluxe ‘$3 Ford 2 dr..... .$899 2 door -.......$544 *49 Ford 2 dr...... $144 ‘$9 Buick 4 dri... $395 ‘47 Nash 4 dr......$199 81 Ford 2 dr..... $399 "46 Ford 4 dr......$144 ‘32 Buick Hardtop $999 TRUCK BUYS HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG LOTS | 464S. Woodward, Birmingham 134 Mile & Woodward MIdwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000 JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 '| LIGHT QOREEN FINISH. ‘| FORD TUDOR WITH RADIO, PORDOR WITH |] HEATER. OVERDRIVE AND |] BLACK FINISH. A FINE CAR. 0 $435 OLDSMORBILE SUPER $1! 045 SEDANETTE WITH BId. "HEATER. DYNAFLOW (DAY WITH RADIO, REATER, GREEN FINISH. ‘90 $530 $1045 oe 8 ee ol OLDSMOBILE 98 SEDAN WITH RADIO, HEATER, HYDRA. AND RICH GREY FINISH a2 PONTIAC err as DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN. JEWEL with RADIO ETC. ik a HEATER. AND OVERDRIVE. ‘0 . MERCURY . $595 eo 8 oe ee 1 $495 $1095 | R Cc ‘48 CADILLAC 62 TIC AND TWO-TONE FINISH. ae WE SAY THAT WE HAVE TRIED TO DE PIES US FE 80488 $645 SEDAN WITH ADIO, HEATER, HYDRAMA- ‘ol $1645 CADILLAC 63 CONVERTIBLE WITH RADIO, HEATER, BACK UP LIGHTS, FENDER SKIRTS. ! IMPORTANT NOTICE |! SCRIBE THE ABOVE ARS AS SCLURSTaLY AS OUR YRARS OF EXPERIENCE QUALI- NO MONEY DOWN On Any Car Under $500 JEROMES BRIGHT SPOT Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass’ Olds—Cadillac “22 Years in Pontiac” or FE 8-0489 | eee we ew we MAR SASF FR te TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS OLIVER BUICK The following cars have been safety-checked and are all good runners. NO DOWN PAYMENT — 24 months to pay. $195 ’S9 Ford 2 dr., radio, °S0 Hudson Sedan with good body. heater, good tires and $245 battery. $295 = 7 49 Ford 2 dr., radio, heater, good runner. 49 Buick 2 dr., radio, heater, Dynaflow. Ter- "SL Stude. 4 dr., fully rific value! equipped. Real mileage $495 _ maker. SO Buick 2 dr., radio, $395 heater and good paint. ’49 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, $165 '46 Pontiacs. 2 good heater and good body. $245 ones to choose from. 48 Buick 2 dr., radio. heater, notHipg down ‘SO Pontiag 2 dr., radto, and payments of $13 heater and nice blue ‘| finish. a month. $195. $165 . 48 Pontiac 4 dr., radio, 47 Olds. 4 dr., radio, heater and Hydramatic. _ heater, 2 tone finish. Any of the following medium-priced cars would be ideal for the Little Woman. Remember, there are always 50 good cars at OLIVER'S. '52 Ford 4 dr., radio and heater..........+- $ 945 "$1 Packard 4 dr., radio, heater...... coeee-$ 645 ’$1 Mercury Sedan, radio and heater.......$ 895 ’49 DeSoto, good paint, good tires..... seeeee S90 "52 Pontiac 4 dr., radio, heater, Hydramatic $1,095 ’52 Chev. Sedan, radio, heater, Powerglide..$ 895 ’51 Chev. Cl. Cpe. Beautiful paint..........$ 795 'S3 Chev. 2 dr.—210, radio and heater......$1,195 '51 Buick Sedan, radio, heater and Dynaflow $ 995 |OLIVER BUICK Open Till 9 P. M. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 ‘ END OF YEAR SALE The finest selection of Used Cars on North Woodward Ave. will be sold before December 3lst. The cars offered below have the lowest prices ever and are in near-new condi- tion. 1951 CADILLAC ee, PLYMOUTH The CRANBROOK of the cleanest cars We have ever had. Equi; with pair] tm psig AS condition, heater, ydramatic equipment as follows: radio, transmission, direction ee heater, turn tors, backup backup lights and wht lights, whitewall tires. tinted tires. 28.000 actual miles. One ee . ee $1,795 $1,145 1953 CHRYSLER Pinished tn an at- WINDSOR. . oe ae and grey combina- heater, turn indi- tires, automatic transmission, very clean throughout. $1,395 1954 PLYMOUTH , COUPE. green tires, radio, heater, signals and backup lights. $1,695 1950 PONTIAC toned finish, same two tone RARDTOP. Beautifully two ation on interior, large toned cream and maroon with air-conditioning heater, Hy- radio, heater, all-leather in- drive transmission and terior, fine whitewall tires and other accessories. low mileage. $1,795 $795 Pick out the car you want and drive home in a real bargain. We must make room for more new car trades. ‘ Immediate Delivery KELLER - KOCH Birmingham’s Largest Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer WOODWARD & 13% MILE RD., ROYAL OAK Liberty 9-4585 | MIdwest 6-1200 P.S.—Come in Tonight, We're Open 9-9! 2 2 : é =F = * r, : ‘ * i : - : , : ¥, i 3 . j ; = ee a. / hie Ls 1 * eee eee Sco ape "SEVENTY: ONE a \Cub Scouts, Navy Assisting Santa ‘in Orphans’ Yule * 2 gate Pe ee ; 3 - 5 a ore my : 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1954 , poee San. Sa “Movies for British . “Star, ee -- Today’ S Television Programs = Claudette fo Get sar mn oe Channel }—WJBE-TY Channel 6—WW3-TV Chanel }WEYETY eo ot . ,1:00—(7) Creative Cookery. Home. . ’ U1:38-(2) Strike Tt Rich. %: 7) Th Bye ‘ 30—(7) Theater. ‘“‘The Time of FRIDAY AFTERNOON | the Drought,” with Ed Begley, Joe Maross and Vaughn Taylor. | 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. | Another Script There ts No Switch for Gleason or Berle; _ Carney Joins Raye NEW YORK (INS)—Art Carney phans at Atsugi, Japan. . Cob Scout Troop 160 in Oakland has been collecting used and out- pore ieting aad Hpeising tee the orphanage, which houses choline ameer at UR serv- icemen. : . (4) Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2) The Search. University re search. (4) (4) Theater. Reed as| Betty White Show. (2) Valiant iG e © @ 6:15—~-(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) | - young art student in Paris in| Lady. joins Martha Raye next Tuesday Naval Air Transport Squadron News. Pertrer of * Robert | 15.15--(2) Love of Life. ina sketch gbout an old vaude The Mirror, however, launched a 23. stationed in Japan, bas sparked com Cisco Kid. Duncan Re- Gy) Your Sar Pay team. poll of itf more than four million | the operation. house. Charles Boyer im “A/|12:30—(7) Story Studio. (4) Fea- Londo ‘ readers. Friday night the Cubs will as- - Eo watery strantare Sie Championship Affair,” about| ther Your Nest. (2) Search for’ Pipers the aoa —— ‘The paper reported today that a %™ble their material and will m | card experts who settle rivairy| Tomorrow. — majority. of those who responded | Work with naval personnel in sort- nity.” (4) Liberace, ronda @) News Hoxgy Seed over woman over a bridge table. were “shocked” by Dr, Fisher's ing and packing it in Navy crates. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. It then will be ‘flown in the Mars : 1@:00--(4) Video Theater. “Double |1:99—(7) Charm Kitchen. “w a that +t of infidel ity to Hawaii, and from there by an- 452) Weatherman. Dr. Ev-] Indemnity.” Laraine Day, Frank | Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces| ‘ato Berle's NBC time ts Cantar tea tarcina deadd be other transport aquadege which erett R. Phelps. Lovejoy. Public Defender. | Lite. “ - lous;. Berte has the NBC time grounds for divorce i ta a 2 :00~(7) Kukla, Fr oni Young Doug Martin is well on| Sean ‘ot. (2) Road| ed up, mot the sponsor; and : in Japan. “Past ton @ Meet of] oe eo ME Lie S| CBS thas Gleason corrated for Lesinski Says FBI Se st Costello. “Amnesia ” Mi ; years _ ‘ to the children by fgan Outdoors. Mort Nett 19:38—(7) Janet Dean. Eila|#9—(O Jean McBride. (2) Le As oe a $8,500,000 figure—the see ¥s = vy host. ! dies Day. " " , e i ° | s ) Ha (2) Quarterback Show. Lions| Raines as nurse in dream of a press agent who re- UIZZ mon Beautician Sees ir commentary. “The Jennings Case.” (2} Pro |2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) membered the “biggest” TV deal lin PB | Shades Ne Football Highlights All About Baby. (4) Ladies|to date mentioned $8,000,000 for oe in Paste xt. 7:15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. , First. Desi and Lucy last year, Pap detinetg aan dap raat CHICAGO (INS) ~- A Chicago 7:30—-(7) Lone Ranger. Masked a ee ee cect +: is) Freak Conners. Jackie will have to be satisfied questioned him about alleged pay beauty shop operator predicts that man and Tonto patrol railroad a. ston ovine - es. Shetie Laken ay aa with a simple half-million a sea- offs to congressmen to influence Pastel colored hair—blue, fuchsia, ine which is under construc- | ams. News. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Ht. (2) green, purple and pink—will be in son, poor lad. tion. (9} China Smith. “Kiss of 11:15 — (7) Armchair Theater.| Linkletter. — * the pay of federal employes. vogue “‘in a couple of years.” Death.”. (4) Dinah Shore. Songs,| “Pittsburgh Kid" with Jean 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. ecu cae Gone Lesinski told a reporter in De- “Manager ‘Bill Harwood says his Eddie Fisher, guest. (2) News.| Parker. (9) Good Neighbor, (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- per next fall, and he'll troit yesterday that two agents has performed 100 of the Doug Edwards. Theater. Robert Montgomery in | off. eae tay cn fer a “five” questioned him in Washington leat | ns af 8S phar ve 7:46 News Caravan. John} 29° slewing Hele” with Dovid :30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) ir, acceding to NBC's bian- pam tebe adjourned: | sarwood's customers is night club Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro- and Don McClelland.| 0b Crosby Show. + dishments. He said he had no accepted | .ntertainer Lotinie Dale, who man Show. Salute to Noel Cow- — Big Picture. a ee + ee ee ee any a had heard only green hair. ard and features his music. 3 : show every three next rumors other congressmen Harwood added: “Tt takes $:00-(7) Jumbo ‘Theater, “My 11:3—-(4) Tonight. Steve Allen |g:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar-|i'ne goes on “live,” and the al | eo approached with $84? | weatments to do the job but it's Daughter's . ed Gene host. TeleCast from Birdland, lowe. ternative was to have been weekly nel i really worth it, The effects are Lockhart. (9) . New York swing headquarters . Lesinski supported a postal pay | just Aa) . They Stand Ac- with 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice | films at 8 p.m. the girt | £: bill passed ¥ Congress cused. Courtroom drama. (4)|- 7) Pas = peed — Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2)| If he sticks to the every-third-| "P Oe er a Five Jap Businessmen but vetoed by Eisen- } ing ‘ — ioe ae and} Vaughan. ey: way sires pina dg she’s Norma Zimmer, teatured a | Get Visas to Red China See ieee Galen eat orig asd | Still Is P Story. “The Blue Landscape.” | 11:45—(2) Weathervane. 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret 1 owis seven, with Martha Raye| the past on the Bing Crosby | roxy (INS) — Japan's newly- o Serv: 2-Cent Sparrow Bounty Storm. i Carnation, Texaco Shows and the = ice Committee. 8:30—(7) T-Man in Action. Race- FRIDAY MORNING : ; | ossibly moving into her own show Sulicad Gear named Foreign Minister Mamoru) “Evidently,” he said, “they are MASON @®—Dead sparrows will horse owner outsmarts him- 4:30—-(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. | elsewhere on NBC-TV. : Shigemitsu was reported today to | fishing for reasons not to give pos- | still bring two cents each in Ing- = If in inco tax | sion. (4) 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning (2) On Your Account. Whatever happens, says Berle, It's one of the best one-minute tal employes more money.” ham County, Justice. Royal Deno in “Death | Stow. 445-17) Ricky the Clown. (4)| Zl! be back on NBC Sept. 21, pitches ever filmed, and certainly | hv? authorise “ — "| The “Ingham County Board of re . : 7 . 1955—at my same own time.” one of the most expensive, Max | Passports to five Japanese | me ws voted to continue the for Sale.” story of unscrupulous |/g:99—(7) Breakfast Club. (4)| Modern Romances. NBC officials know nothing of: | seve $11,000, eas man for a visit to Comsuniet Pitt Ship Captured | Betts wane % Sena the Teresa Wright as girl who feels Romper Room. (2) Welcome |6:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Adven- | ficially about Berle’s sponsor pos- Ironic, Mike and Buff splitting. | China. , . MANILA #—A pirate ship that birds at a recent The she will die after tragic day in Traveler. ture Theater. (4) Pinky Lee. | sibly switching to Gleason, who 4 their CBS “Mailbag” | The precedent-breaking action | preyed on small merchant vessels bounty is paid only during De “The White Carnation,” with 9:39—€@) Breakfast With Murphy.| (2) = a sight cael anand by several cor | program has them solving other | Was oe =e first comamie pitas Sena Go Fane eeat one be pore and ams oe 1w:e0—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong | #10 Wie NGrstmas Tree “But we have six sponsors who 7 tess. Deagnat wn Toast at Premier Hatoyama if its| its captain killed, constabulary | $25.90 for 1,295 sparrows. 9:00—(7) So You Want to Lead a| School. (2) Garry Moore. Pee ‘want Berle right now,” we were | . ° | : : . Lighting. gh the top of pulse’s new pol announced policy of bet- | headquarters here said today. The Band. Sammy Kaye. host and 10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) informed. « a ter relations with Chinese ' vessel was taken in a gunfight; An Alaskan bull moose may Norm Petty Trio. 19) Motion |#90 C0) Males. 5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy | “David Copperfield” will es Reds. wate of tndier wate 1580 peentn, Picture Academy. ‘Magnificent | oe Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2)| _ Unele Miltie Is onty under con. -ietage Ud gro a | game nes oo Er Doll,” with Ginger Rogers and 10:45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven.' Pirate Pete. ra to NBC until be ts 78 yeare sap ngemery cant E : . Monda | F : MCA has a Mario Lanza disc| Ford Theatre's Dec. 23 episode | BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT OF ALL! _-T qd R qd Pr T. ms -- jockey series—olq film tapes and| ts about a stage star’s obsession ; oaays Ndaalo OOTa recordings with baseball, Virginia Field tm | ‘ : NBC thinks it has solved the| the Tallulab-like parody Programs furnished by stations listed im this columnp are subject te change without notice. napatiny ata 4 for a we WIR, (700) CKLW, (ee) © WW4, (880) WCAR, (1190) ° WXYZ, (1270) WPON, (1400) 9 WIBE. (1000) prea Raging ges bs the _— mas Eve telecast naturally is nice | : a M show biz. ohnny “The First Christmas” in song and ° . Tomost WWJ, Pibber McGee 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Club . W, News, Living + | Gauchos.” the pilot film's called. | sory closing the program with | , News, Top »| 9:30—WJR, Mrs. — WJBK, Tom ba Playwrights Michael and Fay |.. ‘ ” 6 6:00—WJR, News CELW. Harry Plannery CKLW. Good Neighbor Ciuv| WCAR, News, Kanin canta The Lord's Prayer. WHYE, ‘Wottrich, McKens | 10:18—WW), WPON, Sammy Kaye WPON, News, Records on are whipping When Bishop Sheen asked view- | KLW. News, Sp ane baa 9:45—WIR, Pete & format for the reluctant up When XYZ, Gildersieeve CKLW. , Sports wxYs. Joe 1:18—WIR, Mp Perkins Claud Colber ers to send dimes for charity, one —) — WJBK. Upper Room WEAR: Temple Acsdewy ee , Colbert. man a Chicago sent 55 pounds : [| 1:80—w7JR, Dr. Malene Max Factor cleared ‘ —$1,000. #15 WIR Crk Quartet | ON Proudly We Bail | 10:00-WJR, Arthur Godfrey | CKLW. Story Tim ee ee ee | ; WXYZ. Lee Smits CKLW. News W2YZ My True Stor ew, ewe Los |e ' | CKLW. Bddie Chase WJBK, L. Gentile - 7 he A hdl | WPON, Serenade ~ | 10:48—CKLW «| Weam. Kews. Temple” Tawa meee eee | 6:30—WJR. 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(Col.) “ie aan | he left in a garage was stolen. a Moughwash'* a daily test of the ef- -, PEQRASS eos Se Ease | y Gorporal Boosted : Soldier's Missing ‘Tie : 1,500 Childreri Take Part | ows 4 . 3 5 i Stark saw action in the European _ | Brought into federal court he fectiveness of several commercial oe JUNIOR EDITORS to Colonel on Retirement | ster during World War Il. Leads to Stolen Auto saind'o teanedd pods Sand f in Mouthwash Experiment qunding hii | ws Se" . FT. HUACHUCA, Ariz, @®—Hugh! Qn his discharge after the war} RICHMOND, Va. — sentence and was dit to ree} FREDERICKSBURG, Va. @ —| The U. S. Public Health Service 3. . , 7 Stark retired from the Army a8 &|he resigned his commission and|authorities noted a sob cor- | port back at his base. School attendance this year is | thought of the idea. 38 : corporal and jumped at once on |re-enlisted in the Regular Army. rectly garbed except that he had leaving a fresh, clean taste in the thie retired'list to the rank of lieu- "| ne tle. . Flying insects have been found| mouths of 1,500 children. They| There are 4,500 full ento- tenant a A veteran of 20! Gold sells for about $500 a pound.| Investigation showed that the car 12 miles above the earth. are taking part in “Operation | mologists in the United ARS P oe 66. oo. Pet, oF, $0\D ONLY BY SPARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. HOLLY LEAVES. YOU CAN MAKE : For hundreds of years holly. has been. used in Christmas — decorations. Even before that, heathen people in Europe hung it in| their homes. Although there are many kinds of holly trees or shrubs | that grow in many parts of the world, including America, it sometimes | is hard to obtain. But making imitation holly leaves is not hard. 1. Feld a piece of green construction paper in half and trace | on it the leaf design shown above on the left. The straight: line in | the design should lie along the folded edge of the pages. While the paper is still folded, cut out the leaf, including the two narrow slits | that are slashed in from the folded edge ‘ 2. Unfold the paper and you have a holly leaf. From red paper J cut out berries like those shown on the pattern and paste them on Fe we the leaf. Make a number of these leaves and curl the tips by | § running them over the blade of a blunt knife. | 3. Now you can make a sprig of holly by tying three leaves in a bunch with a piece of red ribbon. Or you can make garlands and 8 wreaths by pasting the tip of one leaf over the stem of the next ‘ until you have a string of them. To make the paste hold, press under heavy books. A red ribbon tie completes the wreath. 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These individuals trudge and | pick an immense, unbecoming coat and return home with it, the in- surance policy tucked in the pocket. | And from then on, it might as well be a security, stuffed away in a vault. Fars, along with those fantasti- cally expensive perfumes in the one-drop bottles, are strictly for glamor and fun. : Whether she owns a floor-length ' | mink or a tiny collar of rabbit, a woman wears fur because it’s be- | coniing, gay and enjoyable. “Mink is so practical,” states | Lorelei Lee, but she doesn't really mean she wants a mink because it keeps her warm—she wants it cause it's beautiful and when she ‘wears it she feels lavish and gay. | So if you want a gift that has not a hint of being sensible, furs are | your dish. But, even though they | make women walk as though they owned the Ritz (and they love it)! they needn't cost a fortune. For, say the Associated Fur Manufacturers, a little fur is news again this Christmas. A col- lar, a tiny jacket, neckties or even the more fabulous stole can be a gift of the year, no matter what the size or price. And price is news, points out J.| The Scottish bagpipe has three George Greenberg, president of the drones or sounding reeds, while recognize his brother when the fur men get through with him. on the subject of color—pink mink, | pink beaver and bitie ermine. Fox collars bloom on sweaters — but ‘they match incredibly weil. the splendid gift. be} thing about it.... Team Pulls 3,350 Lbs. to Win County Contest | approached that distance. be “ ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER: 16, 1954 4 ee Tax Assistance Needed ‘by Suburban Dwellers | “it appears that people are mov- | , PHILADELPHIA (UP) — ene nan Soe Tees Som taxes are turning back the tide of constructing facilities diy ‘Gucliere! wes went Ghuthed le, ne eee. ond homes, according to D.“Rae Boyd, FUR LUXURY — It's a white convertible collar, notched lapels. dyed mink shrug cape Milady Dreams of Furs’ Gaiety, Fun And - Squirrel. Nutkin wouldn't Mr. Greenberg waxes rhapsodic | Even the tiniest nugget of fur is There's some- About one million new home are || constructed in the U. S. each year. Columbus had red hair. L GREENUP, Ill. (2)—Theodore | Vinson drove a heavyweight team | to victory in the annual Cumber- | tand County Fair horse pulling | contest. With a mighty effort the team pulled 3,350 pounds. the required 27'2 feet. 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Lo ees r = ws es i : ee + iS cag ON ei gg a 9 EGE LEE hE Fe ei a EE Te ae ee vensieets gene diaepeetes deme ee! pede veritas ces ute el ; ba Ey ra Z nig te: ty . a ss bs it \ } - . z , a * z : ‘ go ™ t . é ‘ : : . : i : - Fi , . : . . ; ; . ; t ¢ ~ < — _SEVENTY.SEVEN raged mace ovo owes Lulu Gentle Name: rot for Navy Test Barge: ° him’ with larceny, | NORFOLK, Va, (2)—Lulu fs @ _ And there’s the case of the “Pol- | luted Pirate of Point Place.” tough gal and she is making things tough in the United States Gay Christmas Decorations in-Home Accent for Holiday Season “| at the center and use your own candelabra tm addition, if you. like. Report Variety of Odd Crimes TOLEDO: (UP)—Local probation officers accustomed {fo serious work report ‘they occasionally investi- Henahan said a drunk stole a rowbeat that didn't have any oars. He sobered while drifting in , produce the boat across the Ottawa River | Navy. To make a sugar plum tree as | Fue, Crumes = 0 | io the Michigan bank, @us crent- | Lalu is the tect barge of the | decoration’ for center of the table,| Cyiet Probation Officer James the problem of whether he | Underwater E Research ; use a cornucopia of cardboard, cover it with red crépe paper and om % with. gumdrops and lump | a guitar player. He decided to steal Tape it into position on a dowel stick. For a base, use a round box ing would be tried in Ohio or Michi- gan, . A man with a hobby of stealing Division. Working from the gawky 3 ctepé paper while stars are cut frdm gold lace doilies. Christmas decoration for a wall niche (lower center) is made from natural branch painted white and trimmed with crepe paper pompoms. Candlesticks for hospitable door trim (lower right) are cut from board and covered with gummed crepe paper. Metallic paper are applied right to the door. All trimmings can be done in a DECK THE HALLS—Christmas trim for the home is easy to make- and inexpensive. Mantelpiece (upper left) gets swag of green crepe paper fringed on both sides and finished with red ribbon bows at each side. Fat round candles rest on cardboard bases edged with holiday tape. Sugar plum tree for table (right) is made of cornucopia of card- stars cardboard covered with red crepe paper and studded with gumdrops short and lump sugar. Angels (lower left) as window trim are made from | time. 7 . By GAILE DUGAS about Christmas. Another impor-, window pane. This paper lends it Te create a Christmas wall NEA Women's Editor tant part comes from the time and | self to pleats that are used for body | niche, use a tree branch painted To be, at ynieigy ee a ire effort they have expended, loving- | and — 4 white. in a home that to : making Christmas merry. | made of lace-paper - : : mare gaiety, more fun, more holi- ppredions are excellent that the | doilies, are taped in between the ley seks Sale ele _— day atmosphere than any other |home you remember so well was| angels to create a misty, snowy | {ringed pompoms to it, ulating house visited is an experience | bright with holiday trim. Using }effect. Use three doilies in two| pine sprays. Brush the tips with a that's nearly universal. glue pot, imagination and paper, | sizes, cut them diagonally and | mixture @f laundry bluing and wa- An important part of this is con-| such trim is simple to create. pleat them. Brush the edges with ie, then sprinkle with silver glit- cerned with gael whe Gecu- Your front door, the threshold a mixture of laundry bluing and ‘en. Use modeling clay to fasten They are and the way they, deet| of-Besltalty, ts fine place to |TRCT __~___ the branch securely ina low bow :) : and cover the clay with miniature Bural L H For this, three fat red candle- Always Get Their Dog Christmas ornaments. urgiars Leave house sticks, cut from cardboard and| LEBANON, Ky. (®—Marauding| Simple but effective trim for a MEADOWS OF DAN. Va. (#—| covered with gummed crepe paper, | dogs are no problem for Charles mantelpiece comes from a gar- ‘a Arnold Hawks told police about | make a festive welcome. You can|J. Jarboe's sheep. Jarboe keeps land, five inches wide, made from all he had left was his house. |trim them with holly leaves in| a pack of dogs trained to round up strips of crepe paper fringed on ; Thieves took a refrigerator, a bed | green and tape them to the door. | dogs that attack sheep. When he | both sides and gathered with yi AV $ ' room suite, a washing machine, a| Window decorations couldn't be | turns his pack loose, it forces the needle and thread through the y\ ne S E 20 : sewing machine, an electric iron | easier — or prettier. Duplex crepe | strangers to go to the barn where | center. Use rich red satin bows at Bi \ We ‘ ; and most of the bedclothing. ‘paper angels dance in every other ' Jarboe locks them in a pen. either side. mt . 3 u e 4 K ; 24-Pc. Serv ice . . ™ “ft eked ahalol. | F| tor 6 Wray ) 3 Tih SSL fi MT / UZ, 7; Stai less Steel Aaa, an? in Wa itraaar . ( Tableware a SLAG. : a / | ” Reg. $7.95 se" _ & - } j i + row Sto 519" 1 | : S as N{ G3! 4c Down! 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Its _it costs about half as much as you used ; NOW the SWEEP TUNER to the big, clear sensational new DURA-CLAD FINISH can’t _to pay for conventional sets! $ 95 ; | . NOW ~ HAMPTON | T 1 USE YOUR CREDIT---PAY AS LITTLE AS $1 DOWN---50¢ A WEEK * , * e e ; . : : i . . : ) and Se 3 : a: ‘ One South Saginaw 825 West Huron St. — Near Tel-Huron ewe ers Corner of Pike F OPEN EVERY EVENING FE 4-2525 é j FE 5-5731 i ~ sts id z a ee ee. oe m= \ ’ 7 4 i’ a i, ¥ y Ce : ee sf SRY = ee Z i BS CRS * i j i any . * 2 ” gs ; ok ' i : Pct t ‘ : Ld . > ‘ ¥ ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 . « , 2 @ 5 i : # 4 é co! Big Tourist Trade | Black. Hill gross oariat gaic| JOP Suicide Rate Up: | 00, popesation. It blamed ecdtiom-| Cactus Goes Berserk ee en ee over-| STURGIS; 8. D. 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For the prettiest holiday ever! GIRLS’ DRESSES SIZES 7-14 A dash of sophistication for the little Christmas Miss in this Judy Belle fashion! Styled in polished dotton with full, 6-yard tier skirt with ruffle accent. Cleverly patterned "bodice, perky puff sleeves and rosebud touch at throat. Black and pastel combinations for Christmas dress-up! Gift pretties for all ages... GIRLS’ BLOUSES Sheer nylons with dainty trims, long or | short sleeve cottons. White, and prints in sizes 3-6x; 7-14. A style for every miss on your Christmas list! Shop early and save at Federal's! Exciting ice cream plaid pastels! GIRLS’ SKIRTS Skirts with the look of fine wool that wash easily, dry quickly! Fashioned from Acrilan and Viscose, a new beauti- fully textured fashion fabric. Smart blouse and sweater mates. Sizes 7-14. a Warm Cotton knit or flanelette GIRLS’ PAJAMAS Cotton knits in solid tolors with knit wrist and ankle, 4-10. Cotton flannel with print top. 6-14. 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Pastel shades in sizes 1 to 3. Hurry in! E. LITTLE BOYS’ SUITS 2 bh) Smart 2-pe. suits in knit or rayon or short pants, 2-tone combinations. Sizes fi. 4! now! SACINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC StoreS OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO CHRISTMAS { : " > 4 ci 1 o , J * x i ee hicics pitas ode yah comme * _ Soest timehaer cde 2 . ae ee ~ . te ‘ “ ‘ witnneenfatat aitiesiaaien . een , sshdinctiesail ge eee ae ie , cal hate ne ale oe “a a i # esaer w age es e — nea 4, ene Sale slcoeauhc Seal i 24 s i . . ; mos s : . f Im . . a i _ a = . | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 \ oo SEVENTY-NINE 3 oS > , , , " 5 a” # * * ‘ 1 a < fe: - —_ Ze * . ' . i . . aeons 4 Fires Double Birdie that a ages le Leas. | Ea8Y Come, Easy Go arian = frargpines oho Dudes to Pan for Gold | smauts pelle Nips caesar from ' Avoid Metal Sockets a damp floor. 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NYLONS Cc 3 prs. 2.55 i ‘ A gift she'll wear with pride .». nylons you're proud to give! Sl-gauge, 15-denier ’ gheers with flattering dark _ seams. Proportioned lengths_ in sizes 81/5-11. New shades. ‘PRELUDE’ LACE CONTOUR BRA 300 Casual, tailored or dressy styles .. . ‘ Oriental Lady More..wear! iF GIFT H NDB GS fancy heel Action-knit Prelude’s contour band curves , A A NYLONS NYLONS ee cpeciicn aed te | . . trol! Luxurious nylon lace : 19 19 that washes and dries in a j 95 ‘ flash! A, 32-36; B, C, 32-38. | : y e | ” : p _ Plas US. tes ‘ ‘Oriental Lady’ ny- Revolutionary new | f= Beautiful bags i | oo? ely Ln Gon haar ; utiful bags in many styles . . . pouches, boxes, vani- orous will | or . 7 4 ties and shoulder straps, all with luxurious linings, inside gilt ya ‘ona re pba OUR CORSETIERES WILL : 4 zippers, coin purse, comb and mirror. Genuine calf, with fancy heels! and toe. 81% to 11. FIT YOU CORRECTLY . 4 popular corde: and sturdy, handsome cowhide. In black, brown, red ahd navy. Select yours now from this sensa- tional collection for her special gift! Shop early! FEDERAL dept stores OPEN EVERY NIGHT _ Come i and be i on jor vee Meiers’ bre 2s a . ‘ : - 7 f 4 P Pe: _— . ‘ = id ees ee eee ee ca Pes! CRY ens ER iS eee I RE Me = = » = 4 ; és s i i ee Gaye sie ee ee eT —- ‘ ae é \ \ a ‘ . 2 EIGHTY - ehh : phe : THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, ‘1954 ee ‘Guatemalan Woitien Run Bietely given over to the women Early Dates Vatied he Chins gsi May Make Your Shopping Trips Easy iterer rece serrdays zee, Sse ™ towed Early churchmen could not de- | cide on what date’ to celebrate the In the village of Santiago de : | Masa ot Oh, Christmas comes but once] 5. Tickets to theater, movies, etc.} 9. Serving tabie. 2. Pin-up wall lamp. 6. Telephone stand. | Atitlan, on the shores of Lake Atit-| Fits in Seodiing | obse a year and when it comes there’s| or dinner out. 10. Books. and hobby ‘gifts. 3. Decorative card 7. Electric coffeemaker. lan in Guatemala, there are some the | abuist sumasbody who forex & 6. Subscriptions to magazines | 4. Crystal and aluminum candle 8. TV hassock. days a man can't make a dime. Inj “ Silver dollar just goes in » make a list. T*A pet, “iil a canary. Gifts For Meme Or Family | sticks. 9. Door chimes. - | faet, these days occur once every | toe of a stocking. Polish it with - Tt turns out that in real life 8, Sweaters. Lr Carving set. 5. Canister set. 10 com-' silver polish. i you have to decide what you're - SN acidity ; iS ai . Bathroom ae, i week because the market is o s going to give to friends and_fam- ar bard arbare arp ars, | 4) 4 7 4) 4.4) v9, ar vararvarvartarvarbartsr?, : , «) ' _ : —arbar ‘ ily. Here are a couple of ideas, | | broken down into categories. 6. First deposit in his own sav- ings account. 74**Tom Sawyer” or “Huckleber- | & ry Finn,"; . g. Box Yor storing toys. 9. Wool Mackinaw, , 10. Electric train equipment. For A Little Girt Decorative Obristmas WREATH Reg. $9.45 Woven $29 | |S inch $969 he bia peal Phe sill Po bid boy . : Camere, fash ottech. | Delight child | With bright rod cit. | Distingtve designs ihe veel snow | Each light ment, bulos ond 3] with this vecker. a cones TN be proud Fun and easy te ce al 20” high. cmt tend te friends. “ fiom a 1. Children's handbag. 2. Ice. or roller skates. At Two-wheeler bike 7. Inexpensive, fancy bracelet. 8. Bag for school. 9. Small brush and comb set. 10. Little "s hat, For Age Boy 1. Typewriter and or desk. 2. Tickets to sporting events. > 3. Wallet, inscribed with his| & name, 4. Pocket knife with nail file, cork screw, etc. 5. Slipover sport shirt 6. Dancing lessons (ballroom). For Teen-Age Girl 1. Foolproof camera set. 2. Identification bracelet. = 3. Plastic raincoat and umbrella. | & 4. Phonograph and-or records. . 5. Manicure set. 6. Portable radio. « 7. Oil painting set with num- bered canvas. \ 8. Money for a photograph sit- | § ting. . 9. Matched luggage. 10. Terry Cloth bath slippers. Gifts For The Beau ‘1, Monogrammed sport shirt. \ hal Ea autographed | § Over 18” Tall Flash Gordon 3 inl Large Metal SUPER | ClickRay| TRAIN | CASH CLOWN | PISTOL SET | Register Guy «S10 Cw 3+ Morr” USF iho $28 Seiwa Children. Love to Wear This “HOWDY DOODY” WRIST WATCH An accurate timepiece. Lilting Fragrance SHULTON | DOROTHY @RAY 1 “Blossom Belles” | FIGURINE SET 4 Stick aaa * $22 5 Cea Coloune $400 ci hi a end Pertu ' 9. Hand-knit wool socks. ' 10. Cuff links and tie bar For The Giri Friend 1. Pearl necklace and earrings. “Make-It” TOY 75! ai 549 bate = 9. Angora gloves. 10. Engraved gold bracelet. Husband or Dad 1. Electric shoe valet. 2. Tools for his workshop. 3. Indoor-outdoor thermometer. a 4. Cigars, cigarettes, pipes, to bacco. 5. Easy chair, 6. Gift certificate for a hat. 7. Initialed key chain with af- tractive fob 8. Rayon robe or TV coat. 9 New raincoat. 10. Tie rack Nimbus TOBACCO POUCHES Fame or Toujours Moi Brish and Tangy “SPRAYGRANCE”| YARDLEY BY CORDAY | SHAVE LOTION greakeet $50] crams $410 “INTOXICATION” TOILET WATER natict $300 Make her's a Merry Christmes with this exciting fragrance. Christmas Packaged Brach's Merry Christmas | For Holiday Giving 1 Lb. Whitman’s! 3 Lb. Assorted | (Lb. Gilbert SAMPLER | CHOCOLATES _ os tot / Memes, "Pcie Ockighthully delicious condy. sohare ————ae a Schrafft’s Fruit and Nut Assortment $175 For Wife er Mother 1. Lounging pajamas, KING EDWARD [PRINCE eae lavineibles | TOBACCO ots Oy aad c= 89° egal, Sente recommend: | a’ Rae blend. | Pipesmoter's delight thom for your man. Lice Geld casting. [le QM pochoge. 2. Framed -photo of the family. | 3. Electric hair dryer or mas- sager 4. Nylon kings. . 5. Portable sewing machine 6 Matching furs for collar and cuff 7 Lingerie 8 A good umbrella 9 Toiletries kit 19. Wool. velvet or silk stole For An Elderly Couple 1. Garden toois. 2. Electric blanket or heating pad 3. Maid service, once a week for a year 4 Rubber foam Pillows. Ze \ Sad Mi Andrew's Walnut Finish Family Fun All-Briar | White Bowl | PIPE RACK| GINASTA Purex Pipe | Briar Pipe | & Humidor Plus '/2 Or. Special Holds 6 Tebecce “™ oy De ke ' $} CLL LOLOL OLY ane ce eenre er receemcuneeee C'OLKEPLE © + " & 3 a = s ‘ ; : Ms ‘ i z 2 No. 1—29 N. SAGINAW (Downtown Store) © BARLY, TOO — Happy Christ ONVI NIENT LOCATIONS —$— ™ @ No. 2—TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER __. @ Xe mas breakfast is important: Dinner meet Sith hot cotee Cais | BSB — ‘ { DRDIDAIRDRIIIIVIIIIN? satu : i le. f TRRARPARIDIRADADARADARAAARARARNI FRR IIDIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIAF SHIT ba a a ‘s - ~ Sees seen ealanas — Sp res pom god tp ow ' a big fe i geen sicigh Geared se Ten * Maye wi a see ie “~ hagvorenr 7 “ ee es bias ratio Bah et i cerned ae aie ; i. . 3 ibid, ian ‘ eee ye * 4. a hi wheels di ata a ay a a ; ; Spates S ; rn 2 . , 7 se t o ee eee i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1956 “ON ~~ RIGHT Y-ONE : : | eo ve ea” : a . : Sa inieniaaialamaaaa academe aaa — SO-Year Struggle ls Scant wend ee ao Na 7 Pet Deer Wears Bell - . a ‘ “ai s >... ‘2 By 3900, the and , | to Warn Off Men Lost Lives in Violent ous tec fre ty y Fi f \ | Canale waa Birth of A d bo! Soci gee sen and : ae 1) a ers.in King William County who WASHINGTON — The National; servation and the development of | feathers to decorate women's hats. fall will know the bell Audubon Society has @ staff mem-| nationwide interest in America’s ie Bambi. . ber whose sole duty is to anewer| willie, cnaunin Chat ne ae is the pet deer caer nego AW yor ge In the November 1984, National | The set up 0 aatianal Mrs. Previs, rescued when it goes to sleep? Answer: | Geesraple Magazine the Av- te raise meney for four wardens dogs as a fawn three sleeping, pulling a tog:tendon that | B- Beker. tells te Mle. story of iu southern Florida, Three years ice cream and cigarets clamps its toes around the perch. am undertaking Gat be 58 | later came the incorporation of f , : ors pa Se years ol@ next Jansary and. | the National Association of Audu- Diese iz P| | ines cane Bake kas taco | Sane, be eg_steat | Serene re Freie 3 Seat | pe rk A ee dressed to the Auto Bond Society, pres bens arasian hy mig ae 2) tha aa ea : : ” oeid and began to wander. So with the Ottoman and-even the Atom| Cun ws atmeae twerd.@e ee | Carrying out the program’ has See ta pe “Ad tay etn, bat a | Ges appeench of teasing enpen, Se eat Gee eee | - p aD froertgge® ay ~All ' —- cai ona sic numbers is) At a time of abundant wildlife, | Audubon people. warden | auty es *A speed of seven miles per sec-| escape trom the sorts erart| Man. o’ War never ran in the . around ; proof of the organization's - the famous artist-naturalist John |sent to Florida's egret rookeries . They hope it will protect thing, success fn te fight Sue co0- James Audubon (1785-1851) warned | was murdered in performance of | conviction. = - ond“or more would be required for | tion. = Kentucky Derby. from hunters, + * : a = 25 - - 3 § 3 : : -~ hand-picked gift buys for * * ‘ : = A - . 8 . 1 aaron sais _ quicker easier shopping! — 1* stores open ‘til 9 P.M. ° use our easy pay plan ;ypayroll checks cashed free Thrilling New ‘ 17” Truetone TV am 20” ILLUMINATED SANTA. Use him to decorate the mantel, the H tue ee aye i tree, in the window or on the » 8 long- door! Five C7 V2 lamps highlight lanes bute = ney oe slow ‘cast by C7Ve candie-type —_— this. colorful weatherproof plastic ae bulb. Extension cord. E7904. 8S¢ Santa. E7908 .........--2,78 = de the best in Santa’s toy bag! hurry Completely new, entirely different . . . and now et this low price! Compact, portable! Sleek “sea mist’ green harmmerloid finish, New top-tuning with top reception. 202423 fos... 169.95 | ; eS as: "WS. ce gone aoe ™ 9 eatin a 4 % % S POUNDING CART. f TOY DIAL PHONE. All. © TEXAN BELUXE. Double | appemay Wg yatlitabon| © matet — es holsters, Texan Jr repeoter - 4" 28" Sturdy wer | — £7404 - |. Op prstols asane ; 4 CS CY ae . ' [ . : \ oo j ‘eS - i + - i he ¢ - he on ) . , / % j ' } - : % . f ; * oe : a : iy i * . ‘ . ‘ | : Le : , : t | te THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 Yule Gifts lor: H obbyists One-Month Job Losts ere ae wm 04 a6 0 Fors Humans Adapt and spear fiahermeg sniw-rees- Train Official Collects for lroad , He planned to sell. larly | under water witheut « + ma Are-Extra Easy to Find \.s2,onuteamae|or sca” 7m | Quickly for Life | sans own EEGs Hoe “Those ranchers were so wealthy | (7S Amphibians “lu Ss: ae ciliad kena . It’s true that are some| sip and have & chat wih te| Burks he» chee a 8 were buying everything nw seme salescierk. nent job with the Union Pasitic | ye I went broke.” * - MADISON, Wis. (UP) — Naval| Laboratory, the swimmers adapt Manville. But in practically every sod et to bony tn mind that down , case, the easiest f t Re } ies SBE hy A i- ir O Mm END YOUR SHOPPING WORRY IN A HURR rer EASILY, siete accent AT WALGREEN’S!! sees 1 Santa Claus Books Scz". "ale Waa See or Bes Chase $5.95 Cuddlers | a oO cametieas puationes ti Clock-spring motor. Sparks Zipper tummy stores tot’s $1 98 Crime Detection Lab 12 ne cetian “We tira emake stack os it PJ's, sleeper. Super Microscope and Finger Print ~ much too long for mention, but tuns over 102” track — ‘ft for little ones ae ee ee the moral, by now, should be clear ee ee T Cash Press keys te to $1, y i] If names on your Christmas oe oy | drawer, pops open..... mB 6 @ GIFTS FOR THE HOME °3.98 Carver Tray peer} a Di 2% TV Snack 1 Table...... 1% BETTY CROCKER’S C BOOK §$]00 1000 TIME-SAVING RECIPES 4°8 Electric Corn Popper. . . 3° ‘Marriage License Applications Robert L. Recknagel, Lake Orton Marceiline G. Binns, Lake Orion John L. use 108 —- BY Ss aL Virginia Bresee inere . * Saeier for Weke-U Carel’ M. ‘toon 933 4 G-E Alarm Cloc ° . Boudoir size—so pretty and 2. 1 ; ; Robert 8. Meare, Perndsle eee nie. tog Heat emart in slim ivory sa. —_—— 4 Color Mix Bow! Set | 79 . nef peed — 7 Po em 5 raven Se ap! pe 1. ases Glowertaan pocte ores ae case, easy- -read dial. . ‘oof one e eee rt Gewese Bers sere oeere er 1 tetoer bet fruit * e nuts and Movie RB Bele. Woes EU oeeeeisce. Eee ssereaearenenvnyyay F F T vel 1 “Weighs 1% Tos, 2% | a 120-00 Donald R. Pranciseo, Walled Lake : ” Apia sa fa j ror Folds-up flat. ...... ‘vos more mce jar Martha J. Stiles, 12 Downing Charlies R. Moore, Rochester Lucille M. Siewert, 400 W. Huron 16.95 Bathroom Seale “e's, 4 Sl gender © GLAMOR FOR THE il the andy bow, Seas. wie Eine ones GLAM LADY Lat rs we 2° role +2 Hazel Bishop Lipstick S27. 12 | Ae foaty omt te Rothe. wane Be oe koe, ie. Bs MOST CSN ’ rcpt Lentherie “Fashions in Fragrance” _ Frost ee Lee Goodwin, 383 &. Montcalm sae “ae B03 nen poate aes SONOS IN IIS ISDS x 8 Crnmas we: GIRS Manicure . Chantilly Pair John W. Cu Drayton Plains pean ail “ ‘otny Mother sine 4 Box Bunte John D. Lénart, 360 W. Huron Dainty plained contains Eau de toilette & Lucien Lelong Set bottles of cologne...... Pe Assorted Chocolates z Margie L. Hosner, Hotel Huron fingernail make-up y he] powder in enchanting e Face and ¥ diepenoers — y i] or cutie orig es Steaderd Ariat RHuman. Hoty aod the implements. lacy decorated bax! Coty Powder n Scent oie foc'sa sharpest edges honed for drew 9 rier, $4 03 Mechanic Ruth M. Casey, 103 Mechanic Roy Morris, 210 8, Anderson Margaret L. Williams, 88 Norton William HM. Kuttkubn, 6120 Hackett Robert M. Sayre, Oxford Carl E. O'Dell, 687 Beottwood Christine Hatley, 19 Park Piace William F. Arndt, Detroit Ruth H. Liske, Berkley Kings Mea Tee od Pit” Cam 2 ° . Shulton Old Spice ‘crime sictane..* Luxe Paper-Mate' Pen 2: :-;. 1° Edward E. James, Ferndale Shirley A. Wilson, Ferndale George A. Martin Jr. Royal Oak Ana L. Wildern, Detroit George BE. Watts, Hagel Park Ann M. Kyllonen, Haze] Park ea C. Wentworth, Rayol Osk L. Morrison, Royal Tobie R. Robinette, 151% Whitfield Lois Williamson, 151% Whitfield George M. 188 Whittemore Betty A. Hill, 3435 Adams James G. Marson, Dea: Marvel J. White, Big beaces ‘Christmes is the Perfect? Time fer Fomily Photes reaver FLASHBULBS "t=: h R. Johnstone, Royal Oak stock up now on priced low! ane ey M. Parough, Royal Oak oie EB. Keown, Royal ; EogS SS e SMOKERS’ ACCESSORIES Joanne G. Roberts, Hazel Park ; cents | | MILTON LIGHTER Scuvcicn 1 Shitley J. Roce, 318 Central CIGA Pore-Smoke with 50 tora tae RETTE HOLDER 10 etre Ses. Ronald L. Wagoner. 40 Lincoln CIGARETTE CASE snaps open and closed. DR. GRABOW this new fiter pipe, 92,0 ee Cool smokin’, crimp-cut PRINCE ALBERT Mild as M Mellow VELVET HALE ‘& HALE =a 99° Done up a way he likes ‘em, Milder, mellower smoki Perfecto were in the transparent oS cigar... Le Palina smoking joy "gus Codes ak EA: plastic pack. 25s... Ideals. Box of SO... megrogiea ghey ! 14-08. 89c $1.26 Navigators 25 piuns..... 98° Robt, Berns Cigariles $0...... ae SiR WALTER RALEIGH *: King Edward lavinetbles. so. 2 | AyC Tony Havenes oq. 0:2:..4¢ | EDGEWORTH Zazm.,. 122 | White Owl Inviaeibles 2... 2% | Rel-Tan Perfectes Box of 25.. a BOND STREET Mild and mellow blend 122 in LB. humidor tin. . REVELATION oie sas Lied J. Larson, 35 Whittemore Peco J. Pier = rol M. Galke! Miftora, John R. Newman, Pleasant Ridge Pricillia A. Smith, 2289 Whittemore Porrest Spoor, Ruth V. Lest saittora. Robert . Hooking, ‘oe ree Prances R. Smith, Det Harvey ®. Kerr, 1130 Lakeview Prances E. Durkee, 1845 Winthrop David & Price, 1036 Staniey Thale A. McMonagie, 1052 Cloverlawn Walter FR. |, 214 Plerence Ruth Brokaw, “Horton © en USED TV SETS “S10 te $15 Down $5 HAMPTON TV 825 West Heres &. : 2 - - : —— 7 A ee ae eee a Na aa i fee x een nah ‘cite wis 3 ee a ae ae ea ee ee | Pee es si ale a rs ee eon ee eae Me ee ee a Re awe aeerwer ees apt Pe fe See oe | ge: a 7A F 4 a ‘ q-—- , d i ad ee ‘ ‘ . : : Fd a ues ‘ ; } . + . # , , s ee —_ | “__\._ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 - OPEN TONIGHT and EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS! =, «OPEN DAILY 9 ALM. to 9 P.M 6-Pc. Sectional Group " : with FOAM RUBBER SEATS 2 re ie os r rs . = 4. < $ ° Two piece modern sectional with foam rubber cushions .. . beautiful cornet table .. . modern lamp and aan of pictures . all six pieces at ess than you would expect to pay for the sectional! alone. N eo 2 Famous make roomy davenport and matching chair... guaranteed by the $ manufacturer and Ward's for long lasting beauty and comfort .. . Choice of beautiful colors! “YOU GET ALL THESE PIECES: Pay As Little As $1.50 a Week @ LARGE, ROOMY DAVENPORT @ TWO MATCHING END OR STEP MATCHING LOUNGE CHAIR TABLES ° WROUGHT IRON COFF @ TWO MODERN TABLE LAMPS . OFFEE TABLE @ TWO BEAUTIFUL, DECORATOR WITH PLASTIC TOP PICTURES ii] Laie To = es ) "eee" oe" “y rea UI * eae eres se a) oe Pe 8 PIECE You'll Be Pleased as Punch % 2c BED OUTFIT s A gorgeous living room SS CECA ET CELE us by day . . . a comfort- $ &¢ able bedroom at night -, .. Proud as a Peacock Gy choice of grey, rose | or green. as cs ieee all * e ° ® Li . with This Beautiful Gift vy YOU GET ALL THESE PIECES: ~~ . y ¢ BED DAVENPORT INCLUDED Now you can put a glamorous new bedroom group ba ° MATCHING PLATFORM ROCKER . | _ " in your home and at a handsome savings, too! This a: tees Cee te -, i, , ensemble will give years of beauty and satisfaction Sd . ¢ TWO DECORATOR LAMPS INCLU and add a smart effect to the bedroom itself. DED. “a WARD’S GIVE HOLDENS RED TRADING STAMPS! Ask About the YOU GET ALL THESE PIECES .. | ““wanp.way @ FULL-SIZE BED, CHEST AND DOUBLE CREDIT PLAN DRESSER @ COMFORTABLE INNERSPRING : @ No Interest! MATTRESS . | @ Ne cooree @ COMPANION COIL SPRING FOR THE Charges \ 3 MATTRESS @ Ne Payment If @ SUG DOKCASE HEADBOARD @ PAIR.OF SOFT, FLUFFY PILLOWS ee oe © SUITE NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED . @ PAIR OF HANDSOME BOUDOIR LAMPS f v | oot fo : i ( The Biggest GIF 7 CUE Ever. / vou TOE GOT IT... ON EASY TERMS: | Absolute) won ROTTON 4 you'll give this Christmas, : eee §=DOWN es in our h ‘* Don’t wait! Come in and select gifts “ A for your entire list. little . Pay next year On 0 WEEK easy terms. “\ ~~ pusical Alarm CLOCK Wakes You to Music a BIG SCREEN Admiral TV, Radio, Phono | - Combination $ | 99” Floor model in perfect condi- tion. Big screen TV, 3-speed Adrmmira! phonograph ‘and pow- erful AC-DC radio. : Reg. $200.96 Step Stool All steell 24” high stool with comfortable beck. Two steps swing out to © make steady end sturdy 6-leg! ler with rub- ber treads. | Cha . = \ | RB ‘6” fr Secbkiad 2 en OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 P. M. WK | NO MONEY PARK FREE IN REAR OF STORE 108 NORTH sacinaw _ DOWN Man's s Watch : $795 pase : Teleking Automatic Clock, Radio i $9995 “Pe. Silverware Set &e Wit 7 / a OPEN § ‘EVERY. NIGHT UNTIL 9. PSS HE 5 oe — “Whizzer Hawk” | _ SIT OUR TOY DEPT. 3-SPEED BIKE Lionel and Americon Flyer Trains . . Tractors . Regular $69.95 SAVE $2700 9 Imported from Ger- many. You get all these extras —- All ‘purpose wrench. . Tire Air Purp . Ali Leather Saddle ‘Bag Trbéilers . . . Space Machines, etc. Adjustable Steel Coen! NO MONEY DOWN WROUGHT IRON JR. DINETTE : roe 310° | A 4 Modern DESK we eeu 2 | ENSEMBLE 4 re Bb INCLUDING The DESK, | _ MATCHING CHAIR ~ AND LAMP JR. PLATFORM MUSICAL ROCKER ROCKER 440°" | $795 Plastic covered chairs . . choice Made of hardwood, strong, dur- of colors. able: - Ht PERFECT FOR LIVING ROOMS, | DENS AND STUDENT’S USE! | REGULAR $59.95 HARRIET HUBBARD AYERS i A beeaty in Gcign endo mirc in eal Thi 95) FS . h @ big, -size desk eee wide and deep, DOLL OF BEAU I Y , with 2 spacioys drawers PLUS a deep 10” file with EXCLUSIVE MAGIC FLESH Is drawer. block washable kit of cosmetics, a vanity table and peor of instructions. ag §=©6. She comess with her own spe- - ‘s ' dial! (8 blecel aan ening, 79" 3 L Features dovetail, center-guide construction and NO MONEY DOWN ee ww a @ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER @6, 1954 THREE Sad - SAVE ‘70 On This New Blond -21in. PHILCO TABLE MODEL TELEVISION p Sy I | ee America’s greatest 21” table model value . . . with the most convenient tunifig in all television! Full Philco quality and performance. Custom-styled in handsome ° blond finish. Come in now for a free demonstration! PHILCO 9.5 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR Most useful storage door ever designd. Re- movable shelves — butter keeper, cheese keeper and big 45-lb. zero degree freezer. ee eae mu This Year Make It a White CHRISTMAS PHILCO 21” TW RADIO PHONO COMBINATION * 399° Beautiful 21. : | | R 2 ‘ : | | 3 3 _< ‘ | ™ = bn ogee fils r > ee eae So gh) be FOUR AUTOMATIC. 3-Speed Record Player Plays 331/3, 45, 78 rpm Records Nearly everyone loves music! Anyone, young, old, would like this player - for Christmas! Play all your favorite records ~——33¥3, 45 and 78 rpm!—All auto- matically! Handsome, portable carrying case. NO MONEY DOWN! ular 33%3, 45 and PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH V-M 4-SPEED rpm. The world’s smoll- Automatic Change for All Speed Records PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH Plays the new 16 2/3 9" est 4-tube amplified phonograph. PI t 14 ¢ - Saeaneloany Powerful ‘g9” amplifier. Feather light tone arm. rpm records plus the re $ V-M Tiioqioric 990 Pay $1.00 WEEKLY! No Monéy Down! 50c Weekly! Small in size, ‘big in performance. A sensational value. MSS Pw THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 Portable Electric Record Player $4 S395 No Meney Down! Handsome, new 7% rpm acoustie portable that any child will love. Plays 1, 20 and 12-inch records, HOWDY DOODY Record SHo5 | Acoustic reproducer, » plastic case, bright colors. gw Every child should have 20 TOP DECCA RECORDINGS | Shake. Rattle and Roll ABC e - (Bill Haley and His Corneis) HI = Heart to You ‘ennessee (Connie Boswell) Dim, Dim the Lights Bab Happy Y (Bill Haley and His Cornets) I Want You All to Myself Don’t Let the Kiddy Geddin (Kitty Kallen) You're Not Mine Anymore More and More (Webb Pierce) It's a Woman's World Cuckoo Bird in the Pickle Tree (Four Aces) Even Tho Sparkling Brown Eyes (Webb Pierce) Mr. Sandman In Apple Blossom Time (Four Aces) So (Goldie Hill end Justin Tubb) Count Your Blessings Wheat Can You De With a Gen'l (Bing Crosby) WK, 108 N. il 3-714 ai ssc Ce as aoe Worth $29.95 Similer trecters never befere sold for less! While our special quantity —ameelae NAME ADDRESS Hinauelal NO EXTRA CASH NEEDED it include Ss this ALL S Ee TAAILER fr re (Oe Here’s the stutdiest, best looking kids tractor the tractor and ‘ i LB’ you ever saw. What a valve! You've seen this | Pe ping TOTAL. § Specially OY wus type tractor advertised for much, much more. resnrd ped ‘oat dh sett a ‘But look at our special price! It’s the large, in our reguler § ce deluxe size, all-steel, chain-drive tractor that money terms. gives years. of service. Our quantity definitely ‘limited so you must order today! & asleliian MA COOOR (6107: 3 & ove TRAINS 30% to 40% Off | ——" FLYER Enclosed find $ | down payment. Please send me [] Superanch Chain | Drive Tractor at your special price of only $15.88 [() All Steel Trailer | $8.50. | agree to pay’ balance 50c weekly, I LIONEL TRAINS .. .. 916.95 AMERICAN FLYER . . $29.95 | | ... ee. ee ee ee ee ee ee ea a ain can i a aS Hundreds O MON A eee Get the Entire =" 3 ROOMS for Only. of Gifts for the Home EY DOWN ... LONG EASY TERMS en aia ai cist nte ae 0. Be Sturdy Metal CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS Extra Large Base Spread 98° 8-Pc. Space Saver BUNK BED $4Q?5 Youngsters’ favorite bunk bed ot a price Dad will approve heartily; — —, maple-finished hardwood; con- ee 4 _ verts to twin.beds. 2 comfortable springs and mattresses. Matching Box Spring Me pee $1 Q95 ; EACH Wonderful, feathers. Heavy tick- ing covers. Pair head-cud- : dling pillows thickly $ 9 5 filled with goose WALL MIRRORS Genuine plate glass ¢ Q 95 mirror with ornate mirrored frame. DECORATIVE TABLE LAMPS $ A tide Striking accents for your home at an. attractive little price. Choose from our group of smart mod- ern, traditional styles. * ee ee, ees ee spe patna * 4 # =" Ff HS ACCORDION “4 2% NOT A TOY, BUT A TRUE GUAR. ANTEED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Mothers, buy a guaranteed Magnus Accordion at a price BELOW what you'd pay for a toy. if your child shows talent we guarantee a trade-in value of $12.95 toward the purchase of a large professional accordion with- in 1 year. s Save “JOO “United Artist”? 120 Bass ITALIAN ACCORDION Imported Directly from’ Italy Lifetime Guerantee $15 Delivers Reg. Price $319.95—Now Only $219.95 10 FREE LESSONS With Each “United Artist’’ Accordion Sold CHOOSE YOUR Magnus Student Stepping Stone to Professional Size OWN TEACHER! a 60 fabulous performances never before on records _ & GLENN MILLER LIMITED EDITION VOL. 1! Jn Long Play (5 records) and 45 Extended Play (15 records). ouey Peseeneet to assure enhanced fidelity. Handsome, simy- lated leatheralbum is red and gold... factory-sealed for protection, Records have exclusive Gruve/Gard feature": . . raised rims ection to record surfaces. . Te avoid disappointment, ** only $2405 and ters ve per t Rancuter, tee toc Limiad Rhone Great Mesic Themes Television. . pe Winterhalter. “45 BP,” $2.04, . Long Play, $4.19, LANE CEDAR CHESTS Stunning modern chest finished in blond oak. Same chest available in other finishes. — - One Garment Saved from Moths Can Pay for a Lane os Sek: SOOM. ia Aise Sprack Tarathestra. Bance of the Seven (Meyerbeer). Boston (Richard Strouse). Pops, Fiedler. Chic § a L Play, $5.95. emg a “45 Ep: version, Long Play, $1.95, $2.99, “eS EP,” $5.72, RCA VICTOR Features .*.. MARIO LANZA Sings the Hi®Songs from _“THE STUDENT PRINCE” and other show tunes on RCA PICTOR records Serenade; Golden Days; Drink, Drink, Drink; Summer. time in Heidelberg; Deep in My Heart, Dear; 'U Walk with God; Beloved; Gaudeamus Igitur. Plus these show tunes on Long Play: Yours Is My Heart Alone; Romance; T'U See You Again; If 1 Loved You; two others. Prices suggested list, including Federal Excise Tas. Add ivcal ten, 45 EP 12.99 Long Play *5.72 WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114 ae ere: zs Spe ee - a 4 * Beco eee peared ’ eT * _ i eee ee eee), Sania THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, .1954 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 NINE. EIGHT . ished picture in 1 minute. $69.95 Fiash Extra “ ON ee Casaine’ Mack Vesast (Caches clocks—imported from Germany lite easier fer your wife er ideal gift for your boy friend or girl friend, from . eo OT ax Make 1955 easier a GE Steam er Dry iron. WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114 % Buys America's Newest and Finest NATIONALLY ADVERTISED A | wd de mo For LUSTROUS © Every Taste—For Every Purse PEARL NECKLACES Pontiac’ s Largest Selection of the Finest Pearls! Buy Now-—Pay Later! Many Months to Pay SF en MONEY DOWN Enjoy automatic, time-saving conveniences plus famous RCA Victor quality performance with this versatile new % clock-radio! It's the stylish Slumberette. “ 3 F -_—s CHRISTMAS ‘ : GIFT SPECIAL /RCA VICTOR Music Appreciation Special...Save $46.85 4 RCA Victor 45 rpm. automatic player. regularly $39.95 — ———— By RCA Victor Listener's Digest.......... regularly 39.95 | Y - - inches wide, 6 inches dial markings. a CREE ee ae ar . : ¢ : wae < _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 : ELEVEN ~ INCLUDING . -INESCO ROASTER © New 1955 Deluxe Nesco’ Roaster. Flavor-Seal, Rolled-Edge Covers, Handy-Lift Adjustable Racks, Adjustable Dial, Browning Vents, Non- Breakable, Full Meal Cooking Sets. 5-Pc. Dinette. .... Nesco Roaster... . reg. 79.95 32-Pc. Dinnerwere Set 11-Pe. Saled Set reg. 45.00 rep, ‘Fthss 13-Pc. Beverage Set 24-Pc. Fletwere Set preaget anor a reg. 15.00 Total Value .............. $229% You Pay Only ............. $1499 you save....° 6 2?” NO MONEY DOWN OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 -, TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 Generous Tramle-in Offer for Your Old Washer Fully uy = Automatic oth AT THE WASHER and DRYER \ cms oat : . Only 25" wide, yet it has com- he World's Leré pletely flexible operation. _Agiflow | From t washing action and 7 rinses. oe WIHRL POOL DRYER... The . 4 pectoct matn fr yor wee: Washer or Dryer May Be Purchased Separately | NO MONEY DOWN DUO-THERM IEW Pre RS to | GAS WATER YOU CAN BE FIRST AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC HEATER TO OWN THE MOST Now . Delivered and EXCITING APPLIANCE IN YEARS FOR AS LITTLE AS Installed sag Heavy-duty ver treated tank uniformly ai ne coated to ina long life, contin: free perfor rmance. Automatic temper- NO MONEY DOWN $1 a Week ~ THE MOST ELEGANT GIFT! PLUG IN ANYWHERE.... THE MOST USEFUL APPLIANCE YET! -»- COOK AND SERVE RIGHT ON THE SPOT! Westinghouse You'll use the Presto SKILLET around the clock. STEAM or DRY IRON Fry in it. BAKE in it. BRAISE, STEW, CHAFE and $ W D 5: - Smart. $ 9 5 even make your favorite CASSEROLES in it. Perfect — Handle ... for making snacks. Automatic heat control and Week| Ends Wrist . y ‘‘pin-point’’ temperature selection. % THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 _ THIRTEEN ~ A | wre WEL ee | Regular $10.95 Metal 5, 3 a 24 ‘ 1 TYPEWRITER ‘=: Basi 458 = © REMINGTON | @ UNDERWOOD $ 95 @ROYAL © PORTABLES SOc WEEKLY Choice of mony sizes, Perfect for the Bowler 0 Qi Men’s Bowling Shoes . . 5.95 . Ladies’ Bowling Shoes . 4.95 ¢ Bowling Bags from .. . 3.95 § Men’s or Ladies’ GENUINE “CHICAGO” ROLLER SKATES emerson 21 Inch 1955 TV CONSOLE | Regular $229.95 Save *50 31°79” Save $50, and the latest in 1955 TV. New 1955 Emerson Console. All advanced Emerson engineering features. Famous Emerson Turret Tuner gives outtsanding UHF reception. No hidden extras Federal taxes included. Full warranty. Free delivery and installation! Pay Only 25c a Day on Our Meter Plan! PR 3-Speed A hoe Emerson Portable A” Be PHONOGRAPH : Ut ft Regular $79.95 ey & aX “59” Lightweight .. . 3- speed phono that will play any record mace. Colorful lug- gage-type case 2 Z 0 x fe fr fe Table Model TV 129” Famous Emerson long range TV at a new low, low price. A perfect gift for the entire family. “tp tr * fr fe Emerson 3-Speed cae Portable Phonograph {EiWaece™: $0" Piays 33. 45. 78 rpm records... Shockproof fioating tone arm, Vibration cushioned Self-lubricat- ing for trcurie-free operation. Fully guaranteed. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 ' FIFTEEN~ IRONRITE Cabinet Model Automatic lroner ’ ‘5S Speed Queen | = g Woh has a full co- Priced as Low as ." pocity porcelain tub, equipped with alumi- num tongle-proof ad- justable pressure wringer,\ full quaran- tee and you get a full year’s supply of soap in an all metal coaster wagon. A terrific deal. ? $199" Cuts iréning time by two-thirds. Has two completely usable open ends. Closed, it’s a beautiful piece of furniture; open,. it irons anything you can wash. 4) or] ler oe % * e * . DOWN * es s: It’s Portable! It’s Electric! Var 2 Fette: ees at “ee 4to5 Room ROUND BOBBIN # OIL HEATERS SEWING MACHINE 4... 39° Regular $89.95 Not a long shuttle mo- $ A 4°*} | NO MONEY DOWN—$5 A MONTH! chine but a genuine round bobbin—sews for- " Gives 50,000 BTU’s. ae SS om are word or backward. and cozy in coldest weather. RT ee CET Me SMe OME IE SR? Ne MEM TE RR ee mea Re cr hme CeIn eM ag et | VARY 2 eta SA CR RIS SAP NAM PMO RTA rT RIE Oa ER EMR NL (UDCA eR RE Ml P20 ai i MRI a aa te dl CTE fg ao ia i Na aN i es att et A cr ge deen — a i AT cc | ae tS an tn a BEI Sa at ll a ee ait lets «nee Celis ean cee ati NS ce it at be eetines * « 28 ba ‘ 4 Va ' . --* SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 y VER nt IT’S THE AMAZING NEW “3 DORMEYER _MEAL- MAKER bs tae With Convenient Electrical ‘Outlet Plug 14-Pc. Luncheon Set ©4Cups © 4 Saucers © 4 Plates Sugar and Creamer YOU GET ALL THIS: @ Deluxe Dormeyer Mixer with @ 14-Piece Luncheon All Attechments Set @ Meat Grinder @ All Metal Utility Table WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114