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118th YEAR *& & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 —36 PAGES — Neer ART TIONAL EE ee TECTOS 7e   
St. Joseph Hospital Shares in Ford G 
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The Coming of the King 
I-A Decree of Emperor By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 
Conquered people are always a frightened people. 
And when a Roman soldier came in his chariot to the 
marketplace at Nazareth, the men of that town who   
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A Decree of Taxation 
came running to hear what he had to say were fright- 
ened, too. For, in those days, the Romans had conquered 
not only the Jews but all the world they knew of. {person would pay a tax Caesar Augustus ~ The soldier held a parchment in his hand and read! 
heir of old Julius Caesar himself—had decreed that. 
all the world was to be taxed. Each citizen was ordered 
to go to what they called “his own town,” but which 
really meant the town his family had originally come 
from. There a kind of census would be taken and each Over Retarded from it. The Emperor Caesar Augustus—nephew and Hospital Hassle 
Ends in Accord Children to Use Beds 
  
x to the Romans. 
__It was just as if I, who live in New York, had to go 
all the way back to Ohio, where I grew up, to pay my 
taxes each year. 
Jewish families. In fact, Joseph was descended from the 
great King David, who slew Goliath. And the ancestral 
home of King David was the town of Bethlehem. So, Now both Mary and Joseph, although they were 
humble folk like most of us, were descended from famous' in- Farmington Hospital; 
Legislature OK Needed 
LANSING (?—The Mich- 
igan Legislature’s bitter 38- 
day deadlock over emer- 
gency beds for mentally re- 
tarded children apparently 
was ended today in a bi- 
  to obey the order passed on by the Roman soldier, 
Joseph knew that he and Mary would have to journey 
to Bethlehem. 
Mary would soon have her baby, but the decree of 
Caesar Augustus permitted no delay. They could not 
wait. And, although it is only about fifty miles from 
Nazareth to Bethlehem, Joseph was worried, as any 
good husband would be. For the road lay through deep 
valleys and over mountains arid along dusty roads. 
By automobile today, it is only a short journey. 
But neither poor people nor rich people then had 
automobiles. Poor people didn’t even have horses. All 
Joseph had to heip him was one slow little donkey. 
(Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
Tomorrow: No Room at the Inn 
  
Thieves Warned 
That Nickel Bars 
Could Kill Them by Diyon-Yates 
    Police today issued a plea to 
Power Syndicate Sues thieves who stole $4,300 worth of 
nickel Saturday night to give them- 
U.S. for $3,534,778 for 
Breaking Pact selves up—to save their lives. 
The thieves may be walking, around with death in their veins. 
Pontiac Police Inspector Clark 
Wheaton explained that the nickel, 
stolen from the Ajax Plating and 
      He urged the men, whoever ing Co., which was organized b 
wae eye toy ack “8 \the Dixon-Yates combine to build 
fe supplied by the Tennes- 
You Overlooked $400 [sce valley 
CATLETTSBURG, Ky. ® — No-) The 
tice to a thief: when you lifted $10) action filed in the U. 8. Court of 
from the billfold of Mrs. James} Cisims that the 107 million dollar             Crist, you missed $400 hidden in a 
  Pontiac murder secret compartment. Mrs. Crist) than six months and during that 
‘told police a thief entered her sec- time we proceeded with the per- The settlement was ay to 
rhe undercover maneffvering of 
Further, the suit charged: “The’Sen. Elmer R. Porter ‘R-Bliss- bassador Sir Pierson Dixon and ond-story apartment, removed the formance of our obligations . . .” 
$10. and left the’ billfold on a 
bol fak Ue decision of the government to ye- 
. ; A |pudiate its contract presumably 
Chiang Cites Pride ;was based upon a legal eer 
TAIPEI, Formosa «—National-'Which rests upon importapt mis- ist China's President Chaing Kai-|'@kes of fact. and we (disagree shek tonight will confer the Order“ its conclusions." “ = - | 
of the Precious Tripod on Vice! The Atomic Resrey Commun Adm. Alfred M. Pride, outgoing "wed Nov. 23 that the contract was) commander of the U. S. 7th Fleet|invalid because of/a “conflict of, Damages Asked 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The 
Dixon-Yates syndicate sued the 
government for $3,534,778 today 
and charged that U.S. repudiation.     partisan compromise. 
| The full Legislature was 
jordered to return Wednes- 
day at 8 p.m. to vote upon 
‘a settlement reached sud- 
|denly Monday afternoon by 
Democratic and Republican 
leaders of the legislative 
‘and the executive depart- 
iments. 
| Spokesmen for Senate Republi- 
cans, the House coalition of Demo- 
crats and rebel Republicans and 
the Governor's office put their ap- 
Proval on the compromise and said 
ithey were certain the legislature 
/would agree Press by Meyer Simon, o 
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MEYER SIMON 
pain 
greetings. Merchant Praises Press 
for Development of Area 
Recognition for its part in the growth and de- 
velopment of the Pontiac area is given the Pontiac 
which serves it so well. 
  yours will not be burdened by the inconvenience of 
“My brothers join me in sending you these 
SIMMS BROS., Inc. 
Meyer Simon.” v 
$196,000 Given: Others in Area 
Receive Funds - Foundation Distributes | 
Half Billion Dollars for ___ 
Increased Services ne of the city’s leading 
merchants. 
The occasion for the 
letter was the recent 
100-page edition issued 
by the Press. It said: 
“Another accolade is 
due you and your col- 
leagues for an excellent 
edition. 
“It is gratifying to 
see over the years the 
growth of an_ institu- 
tion, particulariy a 
semi-public institution. 
“T feel the solid growth 
of our county is in no 
small measure due to 
the excellent paper Oakland County area 
hospitals received nearly 
$300,000 today as the Ford 
Foundation gave away half 
a billion dollars to colleges 
and hospitals across the na- 
tion in the largest single 
appropriation in the history 
of philanthropy. 
Chief benefactor in the 
area was St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital, which will ge. 
$196,000. 
None of the 13 colleges in 
the state which received 
grants were in the Pontiac 
area. 
The gigantic gift was 150 mifl- 
lion dollars more than the Foun- 
dation had given previously im its 
19 years of existence. “In our daily lives we 
endure many inconven- 
iences. It is my wish for 
years to come you and 
  
        | The settlement solved the ma- 
jor dispute over whether the 
state should buy or lease the 
Farmington Children’s Hospital. 
This issue has split the two 
chambers since Nov. 4. 
‘FLAT RENTAL BASIS 
Under the compromise the state 
will put 110 to 150 children in the 
|Farmington Hospital on a contract   
jbasis—the state providing equip- 
ment and staff and the hospital 
feeding them and providing utility 
service at a flat rental. 
The agreement could be exterid- 
ed of canceled after one year/ 
  | 1.200 children on state/ hospital 
| waiting lists, i 
|800 beds at the 
|Station Hospital,/100 in private hos- 
pitals, 100 in boarding homes, and 
350 at the Mt. Pleasant and Cold- 
water State’ Home and Training 
Schools de to come into use be- 
tween now and March 1. 
Officials said they could move 
into the Farmington Hospital im- 
imedgiately after Jan. 1.       
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) U.N. Up Against Red Veto 
      on Package Seating Today NITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS)—The U. N. Security 
uncil meets today to cope with Russia’s veto ultima- 
um on the new members issue. 
The Soviet declared that unless the council voted 
individually and concurrently with the assembly on 
pro. each of the 18 applicants—starting with her Albanian 
ted and Outer Mongolian satellites — she would veto the 
\Western “package” resolution providing 
_|of them. 
Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobolev threw don the 
ultimatum on Saturday after the council failed in an The sum of 210 millign was ear- 
marked for all 615 regionally ac- 
credited, privately supported col- 
leges and universities in the United 
States, to help them raise teach- 
ers’ salaries. 
This was in addition to 50 mil- 
lion appropriated by the Foun- 
dation last spring for this pur- 
pose. 
Another 200 million was tagged 
for about 3,500 privately supported 
jhospitals to help them improve 
and extend services to the public. 
Some 90 million was reserved for. 
privately supported medical 
ischools, to help them strengthen 
their instruction methods. 
Other county institutions receiy-     seats for all| Cranbrook Infirmary Bloomfield « |Hills, $10,000 
Sister Kenny Polio Hospital, 
Farmington, $20,500 
oo Hospital, Fer ndale, $il,-   
vote in the face of a com- 
plicated procedural wrangle. 
Intensive diplomatic efforts to 
      ‘ultimatum marked the past 24' 
|hours. These attempts included 
private talks among Canadian Min- 
ister Paul Martin, British Am- 
|Russia’s V. V. Kuznetsov. 
As the council met for the second all-day session to reach a* 
City Goodtellow Sale 
induce Sobolev to withdraw his Scheduled Saturday Oakland Center Hospital, Royal 
Oak, $10,000 
‘In the Oakland County area, 
Mellus Hospital in Brighton re- 
celved $10,000: Mariette Commu- 
nity Hospital, Mariette, $16,300, Annual Goodfellow sale of The and Sessions Hospital, Northville, 
Pontiac Press will be conducted! 16,600. 
Saturday in downtown Pontiac by| , 
members of the Metropolitan Club.| Hospital allotments were made 
From 530 to 75 policemen, fire-on the basis of patient days of 
men and postal employes are ex- service provided, and birthrates. 
pected to help the sale. Their aim |The funds may be used to support   
Predict Light Snow, 
Colder Tomorrow 
The weatherman foresees occa- 
sional light snow this evening with’ 
_ Hi soldiers killed or wounded. 
The U. N, investigators could re-   Aft § ) With R ( 
BONN. (INS)—West Germany, announced today that 
to the Communists July 22, 1954—has “fled” East 
Germany and returned to the West. 
John reported to West Berlin authorities yesterday 
A government spokesman in Bonn said John had 
, put himself under the pro- 
p fi M d r tection” of the Federal Re- 
on lac Ul C He currently is being interro- 
gated by the Federal Supreme 
Case Reopened |" : John’s exact whereabouts were 
Su 
on Gambling Charge; was received with surprise, but 
to Appear Tomorrow jalso with caution since there was 
. isome fear he might be returning 
A 28-year-old : : ; : 
which apparently cropped up in Fic mertae GonrGiTY cota mee 
Chicago last week may still remain had caused a sensation 
A Tl-year-old man arrested in a John was chief of the West Ger- 
gambling raid there Dec. 6 was) man office for the protection of | 
wanted in Pontiac for the baseball-| the constitution. 
30, 1927 - p [sponsibility for guarding against, 
Pe i treason, espionage and subversion. 
Chicago police say they notified |1: has been equated with the U. S. police here, but received no ans- 
So they released Will Jones 
(alias Walter Johnson, alias Willie, 
Banks) on $100 bond pending his 
gambling charge. | 
Only today they were notified 
that Pontiac Det. Allen Noble is on’ 
Jones, | 
If he shows up in court tomor- 
row, Pontiac Inspector Clark Dr. Otto John—Bonn security chief until his defection 
and was flown immediately to West Germany. 
public police. 
spect Out on Bond 
as an agent of “confusion.” 
unsolved. At the time of his defection, 
bat murder of James Blair on Oct.) The agency is charged with re- 
wer within “a reasonable time.” 
court appearance tomorrow on the’ 
his way to Chicago to question’ 
Wheaton says, Noble will try to 
/“But if he doesn't confess,” Wheaton says, “‘we haven't got a 
‘thing on him. All the witnesses are 
/ dead.” : 
“U.N. Pushes Probe of Israel-Arab Fight JERUSALEM #® — U.N. truce 
observers pressed their investiga- 
tion today into Israel's raid on Syr- 
ian posts along the Sea of Galilee, 
one of the bloodiest Israeli-Arab 
battles since the 1948 Palestine 
War. 
Reports of casualties in the at- 
tack Sunday night still conflicted, 
Israel claimed 55 Syrians killed 
and 29 captured and admitted 4 
Israelis killed and 12 wounded. 
Syria said her losses were 2% 
dead and 28 missing, and the 
Darhascus radio claimed 100 Israe- 
port only a provisional figure of 
41 Syrian dead, with Israeli cas-|sy walties. not yet determined, =| 
In Today's Press County News.......ccc.056,.18 | 
Editorials 6 
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eet eee earned. re . i 
sees Ford Foundation’s Climb obtain a confession. 
sernsevrecees My 8%, 28 om some   FBI. 
John was produced by the Com- 
munists at an East Berlin news 
conference on Aug. 11. mH * : 
There, he repeated statements Fires Are Family Affair and the-U,S. Taiwan (Formosa) 
Defense Command. 
jalready bruadcast under his name,’ IFF N. Y. i — Fighting Contract and a detailed list of the 
at? BUFFALO. NY atales expenses that have been incurred ing 8 a.m. was 23 degrees. The| that he had fled the West be- fires is a family affair here. The| 
‘cause he was convinced U. S. and 987 men in the Fire Department under t. 
West German government policies include 39 pairs of brothers, a trio! 
would lead to the reNazification of of brothers, and 24 father and son‘ 
Germany. iteams, 
  
ito Pinnacle Recounted 
NEW YORK (#—The Ford Foundation was set up 
foy the late Henry Ford, founder of the motor empire. 
in 1936 for ‘the advancement of human welfare.” It, 
is by far the largest of some 7,000 such organizations in. 
the United States. | * * ° | 
It is governed today by a 13-man board of trustees, 
presided over by Henry Ford II, grandson of the founder. 
H. Rowan Gaither Jr., is president of the foundation. 
One of the foundation’s better known activities, 
next to giving away money,* * 
is its radio and TV woOrk-) the stock never has been put on 
shop. the market. 
The half billion in grants} sixteen years ago, the present 
announced yesterday sur-|stock portfolio was estimated at 
passes the; total of all the 
foundatiog’s previous giv- 
ing for promoting world 
peace, strengthening demo-   
  
      
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  interest.”” ff | Sion ; 
Dixon-Yates filed a 100-page!a low near 30. 
brief with its/petition. The brief, Tomorrow it will be colder with 
did not outline the group's argu- snow flurries and a high ranging 
ment, but presented a copy of the from 32 to 36 degrees. 
The lowest temperature preced- 
| thermometer 
‘2 p.m. 
Included in the total was a claim , 
for $589.430 by Ebasco Services, Japs Like Atoms Show Inc., for services as the prospec- 
tive management firm in the con- TOKYO uw — An American-pro- 
troversial undertaking which Pres-' duced “‘atoms-for-peace” exhibition ident Eisenhower ordered discon- |drew 358,557 visitors during its 40- 
tinued. iday showing in Tokyo. registered 29 at 
* * * time to deal with what Nationalist wij} be to raise enough money to 
Citinese Ambassador Tingfu F. provide 150 Christmas baskets for Tsiang branded “Soviet black- needy families. 
mail” and “unconditional U. N.| police Sgt. Walter A. Baerwolf, surrender,” there was no substan- who is chairman of the club wel- 
tial assurance the 18 applicants fare committee, said that between 
Formosa_veto. 
  
last week by a 52-to-2 vote ad- | 
res of the Bo oe Ballot on 2 Charters a ive Commun ates in a | 
“package.” China and Cuba | coumeld a hater 
cast the negative votes, © — = c city charters. Troy’s was ac- 
A major attempt to cance! the cepted by a narrow margin, be- 
Soviet ultimatum Monday back- coming Oakland County’s newest 
fired. The 52 nations.which voted city. Southfield voters turned 
in the assembly for the ‘‘package” down their charter, naming 
|deal were summoned into private Donald L- Swanson mayer. Frank 
| session by Martin, jointly with the, Costello is Troy’s first. mayor. 
| leaders of the Latin American and See detailed story today on 
Afro-Asian blocs. page 18.       would escape either a Soviet be and seven thousand copies of 
Joseph Mercy Hospital Administra- jany program of improvement or 
‘extension of hospital service. 
Only privately-supported, non- 
profit hospitals were eligible for 
the grants. 
| “It was definitely answer to 
tor Sister Mary William when in- 
formed of the $196,000 gift from 
the Ford Foundation. 
The allocation of the largest 
gift in the hospital's 28-year his- 
tory is still undecided today, 
‘pending receipt of an explanatory 
letter from the Foundation. 
“Realizing of course that all de- 
pends on what the letter says, we 
are still hopeful at this time that 
  we may use the money for our 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
  Other damages claimed were, 
$1,208,743 to reimburse the West-| 
inghouse Electric Corp., $296,407! 
for the J. A. Jones Construction 
$246.198 for the fees of Cahill. 
Gordon, Reindel and Ohi,*a New 
York partnership, and $108,128 for The elevation of James R. 
Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam and Adams to the chairmanship of the 
berts, another New York part- board, and Ernest A. Jones to the nership. 
  
      was hailed by company officials ic’ and the campaign that in- 
as ‘a major expansion at execu- troduced Saran Wrap. 
, tive and administrative fevels."’ “at | hal 
presidency of MacManus, John &| ipa) eet ealienge io be: i Adams Inc. was announced today 
Spartan Bell Ringers by directors of the Bloomfield 5 Hills . to Play at White House rode | e.g saw the| 
EAST LANSING w — Michigan €lection of five to vice presidencies, 
State University's Spartan bell! 
ringers will play at the light-| 
ing of President Eisenhower's! 
Christmas Tree on the White 
House lawn Dec. 18 and at the 
Pentagon building Dec. 19. 
In addition to the White House | i yparryes the position for- ‘come president at a time when mor ae y Adame, Jones es our business is expanding in so sym * ae P pene |mMany areas,” the new president oy oi ee U.S etvectene |said. “I'm also delighted that Mr. agency aes 2 years on - Adams will now be more free for 
Adams is a co-founder of the 
company. New officers elected. include 
Frank T. Skinner, vice president 
and assistant ‘to the board chair-         appearance at 5 p.m. Dec. 18, the, 
bell ringers will feature Christmas 
  president; William J, Whiting, vice! president; and Armin Seiifert, vice 
J. Hatch will be general manager. 
        
    Ad Agency Discloses Promotions the active, creative work which is 
the real heart and soul of our 
' business.” 
| In assuming 
| the board chair- 
| manship, Adams 
said that the | 
move will not 4 
lessen his activ- PS 
ity in the agen-@ 
cy's operations, 
“T have no 
plans for retire- 7 h. 
           
     
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BS . THE PON'TIAC PRESS, ‘TUESDAY. Seen cane 
DECEMBER 18, 1955   
S Sortie Halts 
Vaccine Shots Polio Clinics in Area 
Stopped Until Supply 
Is Sufficient   
Due to a shortage of Salk polio, 
vaceine, all clinics in Pontiac and/ 
Oakland County administering the! 
vaceine have been temporarily dis- 
continued, it was announced today 
by Dr. John D. Monroe, city and. 
ecunty health director. 
Clinics will resume on the same| 
schedule as in the past as soon 
as sufficient vaccine is available. 
Allovation of vaccine for Mich. 
igan, including Pontiac and Oak- 
land County, already has been 
made, Dr. Monroe said, but due 
te an “unprecedented demand” | 
supplies were not sufficient to | 
keep up with the need. FORD FUND OFFICIALS, 
down are clinics held Tuesday) 
afternoons at Pontiac City Hall, 
Friday mornings at Oakland Coun-; 
ty Health Dept., and Monday) 
morning and Wednesday afternoon 
clinics at the Royal Oak Health Josephs, seated, board chairman 
Company in the Foundation’s New 
sory, peee! 1.)   
  * 
    chairman of the Trustees of the Foundation, meet with Devereaux C. 
dation gave away half a billion dollars to colleges and hospitals. (See - 
_| on the—epposite side,—while the | 
AP ‘Wirephote 
ADVISER — H. Rowan Gaither Jr., 
Affected by the temporary shut- oft, president of The Ford Foundation, and Henry Ford II, board 
of the New York Life Insurance 
York office. Today the Ford Foun- 
  Center. 
“We hope to have enough ad 
ditional vaccine to resume clinics 
before the six-week appointments 
for children who have received 
their first inoculation become 
due,” said Mrs. Howard W. Rie) 
man, county polio vaccine program (Continued From Page One) 
director. \present expansion program and a Meanwhile she reassured par- orieireeeeren m now be- 
ents whose children had not yet . 
received the first of their shots|'"8 carried on here,” Sister Mary, 
William said. | that vaccine was expected in time 
Final plans for a 200-bed $4,000.-| to resume clinics and get in two 
shots before the next polio season. | gop expansion program are present- 
— ly being drafted by architects. | 
p ontiac Deaths “The gift, the first of its kind| from the Ford Foundation, came} 
as a complete surprise and we cer- 
Mrs. Louis Howard 
Word das been received of the tainly are most grateful coming on, 
the threshold of our owerene| 
death of Mrs. Louis (Ava) Howard 
of 612 Spring St., Ann Arbor. She project,”’ the Sister stated. 
The largest single grant—five 
; million dollars—went to New 
se veh Unkearsky! 
M®s. Howard was the mother of| Other large grants were %,- 
the Rev. Vincent Howard of De- 
troit and thé Rev. Joseph B. How- 510,000 for Harvard, $4,000,900 
ard, an assistant priest at St. Vin- for Yale, and $4,324,200 for the 
University of Chicago. 
cent de Paul Catholic Church five | - Area Hospitals Get 
Foundation Grant 
    
  
        
The top grant for 
$290,008, went to 57 Institutions. years. 
The funeral will be from St.| The minimum in this field was | 
  
  Thomas Catholic Church Ann Ar-| $10,000. | 
Sees ee The 13 colleges in Michigan which received gifts from the 
Charles Edward Knighten 
Service will be held for Charles 
Edward Knighten, 18, of 103 Blaine 
Ave. at 7 o'clock tonight in the 
Huntoon Funeral Home with A. H. 
Miller of the Apostolic Church of 
Christ officiating. He will then be 
sent to the McDonald Funeral 
Home in Hohenwald, Tenn. for 
service and burial. He died Sunday 
in Pontiac General Hospital. 
He was born in Columbia, Tenn. 
April 24, 1937, the son of Wavey;| 
and Eydia Haley Knighten. 
Charles was a member of the) 
Apostolic Church of Christ. He 
came to Pontiac with his family 
in 1950 and was a student at Pon- 
tiac High School. 
Besides his parents, he is sur-| 
vived by a brother, James Lester, 
and a sister, Audrey, both at) 
home. 
University of Pennsylvania, §2,- 
Carol lee Walker 742,800; Notre Dame, $2,630,300; 
Graveside service for Carol Lee Duke University, $2,380,300; Stan- 
Walker will be held Wednesday at! ford University, $2,334,400; Dart- 
1:30 p.m. at the Drayton Plains| mouth College, $2,079,500; Wash- 
Cemetery. The Rev. Fred R. Tif-|ington University of St. Louis, 
fany of the Bethany Baptist Church | $2,009,800, and Northwestern Uni- 
will officiate. jversity, $1,958,200. 
Carol was the two day old daugh-| The smallest school grant was 
ter of Gilbert and Elsie Snyder for $31,900 to the California School 
Walker, 2578 Elizabeth Lake Rd.j| of Fine Arts in San Francisco. 
Surviving besides her parents are| 
her. twin sister, So Ann, and) state, municipal and other tax- 
three sisters, Mrs. Jean Glaspie | supported institutions were not 
of Conneautville, Pa., Mrs. Mary | considered for grants because they 
Coryell and Mrs. Flora May see" had. Jarger__available resources ~ order, “both or Pontiac. A brofher, than the privately - - supported 
Charles Walker, of Pontiac, also 
survives. 
Carol was born here Dec. 9, 1955, 
and died Sunday in St. Joseph 
Merey Hospital. Friends may call 
at the Farmer-Snover Funeral. 
Home. Foundation were: 
Albion College, Albion $288,600; 
Alma College, Alma $128,300; 
Calvin College, Grand Rapids | 
$334,200; Emmanuel Missionary | 
College, Berrien Springs $69,900; 
Hillsdale Cellege, Hillsdale 
$125,800; Hope College, Holland 
$221,500; Kalamazoo College, 
Kalamazoo $151,700; Marygrove | 
College, Detroit $879,300; Mercy 
College, Detroit $153,000; Naz- 
areth College, Nazareth $68,300; 
University of Detroit, Detroit 
$724,30@ Aquinas College, Grand 
Rapids and Siena Heights Col 
lege, Adrian. 
Other institutions receiving 
funds were: Massachuetts Insti- 
tute of Technology, $3,336,200; 
Princeton University, $3,320,400; 
Syracuse University, $3,177,900; 
Columbia University, $3,115,500;   
      
| schools. 
|qualify for Ford grants, the 
|spokesman explained, because 
they either were not four-year 
institutions or were not regionally 
accredited. A 
Epidemic Levels Off 
CER nee eam LOQiSlators Break authorities combatting an outbreak 
Hospital Deadlock of paratyphoid fever of epidemic) 
proportions reported today that the | 
disease is apparently under con (Continued From Page One) 
  trol. 
ifield), veteran chairman of - the 
Senate Appropriations Committee. 
The Weather | fit wan sealed in a closed con- | 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly ference with Rep. Ed Carey of tleedy and warmer today, high 34-38. | 
Cloudy tonight and temorrew with ec. Detroit, the House Democratic 
atonal light ht. te 
0. pocliige steel alot dalniaded Wrote floor leader, Charles A. Wage. 
state mental health director, Hapoel dal Png 82-38. Seutherly winds 
meres 12-20 evening fo 11-9 ooh. | Paul Weber, Gov. Williams’ this after- 
Teday “in P Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m _L. Farrell, 
secretary. 
In Williams’ erage 
quoted him as saying the 
ment was acceptable to - if it Williams’ executive | 
8 am.: Wind velocity 31 mph 
Direction: Southwes: Sun sets Tuesday at 5:00 p.m nares 
Moon rises Wednesday at 8 a.m. H 
Susstows Sua; was to House Democra’ 
ton 8 Meee. .. 4, Porter disclosed that he had ap- 
Sem... 33°06 p.m... 21. 98 proached Carey 10 days ago pri- 3e Yee 3 2p. m..... ...%/vately and set the negotiations go- 
ee : ing. One favorable factor was the 
(As recorded fay willingness of the Farmington Hos- a temporetare : w\pital trustees to abafidon their 
Mean ieee Semeerntare ee - earlier demands for purchase or _ Weather—Cold. lease of the property and to agree 
One Year aoe in — . to the contract hospitalization 
riche peer aa ees Republicans and Democrats 
          Weber said the settlement pro-) 
dvced as many immediately-usable ‘Mail Order’ Writ 
jin the rugged Riff Mountains and 
The Foundation said the 653) 
| press secretary, and Lawrence | 
>jhave filed suit against Pontiac in Ends Marriage 
tor Rita and Dick 
RENO w — Actress Rita Hay- city, and go-ahead on construction 
of additional sewage tpeatment 
equipment 
director’s salary, with the other 
half expected to be approved by 
special session. 
be made public when salary ap 
proval has been voted by 
bodies. 
"| city pays the other half of pav- The Day in Birmingham 
City Commission to Pay 
Part of Director's Salary 
BIRMINGHAM — Progress to: 
wards widening Willits street, ap- 
proval of the recreation-director’s| 
salary portion coming from the   
ning of Christmas business | ast 
night, have indicated a most suc- 
cessful season thus far. Business- 
men have been too busy to com- 
were voted at last 
night’s City Commission meeting. 
The city will pay one-half of the 
the Board of Education at tonight's. 
The Recreation 
Board's choice to fill the post will 
both! keeps its 800 chambers informed | 
Another portion of Willits 
mingham's trading area, 
saved and width enough for s ese 
residential owners on the Though all the country's firms: 
side between Bates and Chester | are not listed, of course, most of 
to have slanting driveways, by | the borderline or not too reliable, 
One to 
eight feet wide on the south side. | Says. 
But the home owners are being a 
asked to share the 50 per cent | Pride of Oakland Rebekah lodge of 
will initiate five of its own can- 
i didates-for- i membership as Ha 
one for neighboring Clawson’s ing to Mortenson. on cel 
of any fraudulent schemes be- | 
coming prevalent about the coun- 
try that might crop up in Bir- | 
ones are on record, Mortenson] 
| 
ing costs. A hearing has been 
set for Jan, 9 lodge, at its regular meeting at 
Community House at 8 p.m. to- 
morrow, Many Clawson members pile satiation yet, according to, 
of the’Chamber/ Given Prison Term .-. 
Floyd Phillips, 32, no known ad- 
dress who plagued this area with 
a rash of bad checks at holiday 
time each of the past three years, 
was sentenced to 114 to 2 years 
in Jackson state prison yesterday} 
by Oakland County Circuit Judge 
H. Russe! Holland, 
Phillips pleaded guilty Dec. 5 to 
  issuing checks without an account. |igan. 
He was arrested Nov. 30 by Wa- 
terford Township Police after try-Potter said.   ing to cash a bogus check in a tavern. 
OK Funds for Guard 
WASHINGTON ® — Sen. Potter 
\(R-Mich) said today the Bureau 
  lot the Budget had approved bud-!# 
requests for $1,277,006 for GIFTS for the BABIES!. get 
National Guard armories in Mich- 
Approved was $1,079,000 for 
Detroit and $198,006 for Marquette, 
  
  
  
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‘ With Bloomfield township voting 
approval on the sewage treatment 
equipment addition at the same 
time last night as. the Township's 
Board meeting, the addition will 
probably proceed at once. Termed     worth yesterday won a ‘mail 
order’’ divorce from Dick Haymes, 
her fourth husband. 
td] * s 
Rita is in Paris, France, with 
her children. Haymes is singing in 
Las Vegas, Nev. 
Dist. Judge Grant L. Bowen 
granted the decree with only law- 
yers of the principals present. 
‘Rita in a deposition charged ex- 
treme mental ental creel 
8 Airmen Dead a “temporary expedient,”’ it will 
tie in with the proposed Evergreen 
Interceptor, or will be basis for 
further plans at a later date. The 
township will share the cost of the 
addition at a 50-50 basis. 
Importance of 14 Mile’s paving 
was discussed, with reports being 
presented by the city planner, 
Herbert Herzberg and the Chief of 
Police Ralph W. Moxley, naming 
Statistics to prove the added 
through street is needed to take 
traffic from the business area. Be- 
ing on the southern edge of Birm- 
ingham, county participation is 
needed, as in the case of 16 Mile 
which the county has said will be will be present for the initiation 
and_.election of officers, to be con- 
ducted by the present noble grand.) 
Ethel Clark. 
Mrs. Rose W. Smith 
Service for Mrs. Rese W. 
Smith, 
3 p.m, tomorrow at Bell Chapel 
of the William R. Hamilton Co. 
Burial will be in Oakland Hills 
Memorial Garden at Novi and 
12 Mile 
Mrs. Smith, who lived here since 
1934, leaves her son, Emerson V. 
Smith; two brothers, Wallace Wy- 
att of Homer, and W. S. Wyatt; 
and a sister, Mrs, Frank L. Suth- 
erland, both of Birmingham, Ala. * * ° 
who died at her home, 
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  in Riff Explosion U.S. C54 Crashes Peak 
of Morocco Mountain, 
Bursts Into Flame 
TETUAN, Spanish Morocco (h— 
Spanish border guards say all 
jeight airmen aboard a U. S. mili- 
tary transport plane were killed 
iwhen the craft hit a 5,000-foot peak 
exploded. * * *@ 
The plane was a_ four-engine 
|C34 of the U. S. Air Force’s 1700 
‘Air Transport Group, based at 
Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex. The 
transport crashed Sunday night in 
\the Gormora district, near the bor- 
der between French and Spanish 
Morocco. 
Flying from Wheelus Field in 
\Tripoli to Casablanca, it was be- 
a en route to the United 
Sta 
avert authorities reported the 
accident to U. S. Air Force offi- 
cials at Rabat, French Morocco, 
yesterday, The Spaniards said the 
eight bodies were being sent to 
the Sidi Slimane air base near Ra- resurfaced in the near future. 
Maple, entirely within city limits, Lj 
r 
has been improved by the city, 
and carried the bulk of through 
traffic. 
s * * 
Mrs. Frances English Robin- 
son, 45, 287 Pilgrim, was taken 
to Beaumont Hospital with minor 
injuries received when her car 
was struck from the rear by one 
driven by Robert R. Jenkins, 
20, 927 Cranbrook, Jenkins was 
ticketed by police for reckless 
driving and his father’s car suf- 
fered $1,000 damages. 
He tried to pass Mrs. Robinson's 
car as she was slowing on Oak to 
turn left onto Pilgrim, Birmingham 
police said. After the impact, his 
car swerved into an Edison pole, 
crossed the street and hit another 
pole and a tree. 
° dazzli 
Birmingham merchants. rhost of 
whom opened for their first eve- 
News Unions Hint 
at Contract Demand DETROIT i — Detroit's news- 
paper strike enfered its 13th day   
    bat, French ENB 
* * 
Spanish feiaiciens who exam- | 
ined the wreckage said the plane's 
altimeter must have been out of 
order. 
Two Teenagers 
Held in Detroit 
DETROIT «» — Police quoted 
two teenagers today as —— 
“We must have gone crazy” i 
iseooting and wounding one man,         | The other 389 schools did not! | abducting another, stealing a car 
and holding up three men in De- 
| troit, 
| Jack E. Mosier, 18, and Dennis jing 
M. Sabourin, 17, fled to Chicago | 
after their weekend crime spree, 
ipolice said. 
| Mosier returned by train last 
| night and was picked up at his 
| home. Sabourin was taken from 
a bus in Ypsilanti. Beth were 
held without charge for question- 
ing. 
Held for investigation was Oscar 
Spears, 19. Police said he sold the 
youths a car and a .32 caliber 
revolver. 
Police said Mosier is a motion 
picture usher who was discharged 
from the Air Force as undesirable. 
Sabourin is a high school senior Ed * *   Friday night they robbed a bar- 
_ber shop of $59 and a gas station 
of $250. Then they bought a car and 
a revolver from oP Se 
“=r Land Owners Fight 
Drain Assessment Owners of land in the Richard 
Ave.-Walton Blvd. area, who have 
refused to pay an assessment for 
sewer and- drainage construction, 
Oakland County Circuit Court. 
Suing are Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon 
A. Benson and .B. M. Mitchell. 
They allege their. land includes| ¢ 
‘fonly 55 per cent of the assessment 
area, but they have been charged | lined 
with ery more ‘than half 
ithe cost. 
The city’s action constitutes 
“taking of property without due 
process” of law, they assert, 
ask the court to either set aside 
and ¢ancel the assessment roll or 
direct’ the city to correct "it. No      . Ihearing date has, been set. 
  and) silver. jtoday amjd growing indications! 
‘that none of six printing craft 
unions would return to work with- 
out new contracts. 
| Contracts between the six and, 
ithe Detroit Newspaper Publishers 
Assn. have expired, but only the 
AFL-CIO Stereotypers officially 
are on strike. 
When stereotypers walked out | 
Dec. 1, of 
their contract, other craft unions 
respected their picket lines and 
afternoon Times and the News 
closed down. 
Presidents of the six craft 
\unions declared after a joint meet- 
yesterday ‘We are in agree- 
ment in our feelings concerning 
ithe strike." 
None of them would expand on 
that statement, but a news pool 
operated by the struck papers said 
ithe “‘accepted meaning’’ was 
“agreement that mone of the 
unions would return to work until 
the ‘grievances’ of all are settled.” 
Among those six presidents 
were the heads of the stereotypers, 
who voted unanimously Sunday 
not to return without a new con- 
tract, and the AFL-CIO Mailers, 
who have voted to ask their in- 
ternational to sanction a_ strike 
‘against the dailies. 
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Broomfield Asking recently to the home bene of Gov. G. 
Mennen Williams in —— and . obscene calls spiny ak more than 
Voluntary Wire Tap , earns is sos” Catan 
  Swerving Spree Ends 
IONIA & — Convicted of driv- 
“ling while drunk, Dewey Knicker- 
bocker, 53, of Lake Odessa was 
sentenced to 30 days in jail ‘ind 
fined $75 Monday. State Police 
testified his erratic driving forced 
The Senator said such a law would have helped authorities | Solve the calls made ended Knickerbocker’s spree.     THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 
‘Stump India,’ Williams 
Tells Next President 
NEW YOR Kiu—Gov. G. Mennen 
Williams of Michigan says that 
jthe next President of the United 
States should “stump Indian in 
support of Democracy." 
“India is one of the great, as 
yet undecided battlegrounds be- 
tween Communism of the East 
and Democratcy of the West,"’ Wil- 
liams said in a speech to the 
Palestine Economic Corp. last 
and a 
“The Russians,” he continued, than the mangled bodies 
men...” 
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ticipate against the Russians or 
anyone else in a great and glad 
contest for living hearts rather, 
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  realistic scale model was copied 
prints of the original. Even the detail and color 
for Enthusiastic ‘Ferroequinologists’ _ | Ferroequinology, an adult word 
for the study and practice of scale- 
model railroading, is fast becom- 
ing the nation’s leading hobby— 
for adults as well as children. 
At the end of World War II, an 
estimated 35 per cen. of all elec | 
trie trains was sold to adults for 
their own use. 
The number of adults interested 
in scale-model trains has increas- 
ed an even bet that the 
next set sold will be to a “grown- 
up 
. i called the decrease significant. 
AS & consequence, the trolley is 
following the path of the buffalo 
to near-tota] extinction. 
the motor automatically reverses 
of a switch sends him into action: 
is realistic blocks of ice 
highly touted ne products is a scale model of the 
Congressional! famed “ . 
erjack express going between 
id New York. This 
actually used the real which has 
train. The scale-model engine, a = replica of the original, has 1 Rp 
is a miniature commuter station. Hurrying commuters get on and 
   
20” Sh 
aap, 3.22" $9095 
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STREAKING THROUGH THE NIGHT is the — 
Congressional Limited. But not the real thing. This 
Saw, $9495 
HARDWARE & SPORTING Coops 
Huron at Telegraph Reed / Plone FE 5.8389 ;    i 
from the blue- 
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  |cattle cars 
  
decrease in decayed, missing and 
filled. teeth 
The report, submitted to Health 
Minister Phillips by the   
| determine whether the introduc-| 
level found in regions where 
supply of fluoride.   
to 1,000,000 parts water.   
  Yuletide Season Spirit 
Invades Legal World 
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio u» — The 
R, Franko made the following ap- markings aré exactly in scale. The locomotive is 
pewered by two engines. Passenger cars are of 
solid aluminum, are illuminated and show tiny 
passengers inside. 
off trains, then mill around the] New this year comé@ such re- 
The firm has also built stock| automatic coal and log loader. A | yards which feature mechanical | !og-carrying car tilts the logs onto {steers which board and get offla siding. The newest cabooses fea- 
tana 
{Plans for “56 Friday 
Francisco that he could not 
ees firm the report. 
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ocratic presidential nomination. The Post Office Department has SAG) NAW Et 
The senator, taking off today on|taken over much of the racetrack Sere = ay 
a three-city southern California vis-|space to sort and handle 100,000) 5 
it, has been saying publicly that and outgoing Christmas 4 
he would announce his decision|/Packages daily. Like queues of anx- ; 
later this month or early in Jan-|ious bettors, packages are lined + 
uary, also that “if I run for any-|up in front of the betting windows. }- d 
thing it will be president, not vice|The racetrack warehouse serves as 
president.”” a division of the Inglewood. post e 
But the Chattanooga |office ‘“ 
Times said Kefauver was report- 
ed to have made a “firm deck Who Will Win? presidential 
* |race and announce it in Washing-|) NEW YORK i—A $25,000 prize! 
in Friday. Kefauver said in San!and the title ‘Cook of the Year’ 
Later, In Los Angeles, his pressjand Alaska turned out pies, cakes, 
secretary Charles Aldrich re-|cookies and breads in the grand 
marked that “the Chattanooga/ballroom of the 
Times is a reliable newspaper’’|Hotel yesterday. The contestants; 
and said the senator will hold ajincluded 1 man, 2 boys, 18 girls 
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SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. @—The 
among Brantford|honorary mayor of Sherman Oaks school children since the intro-|is causing some of the worst traf- duction of fluoride into city water|fic jams ever in this San Fernando 
has been reported by the Ontario| Valley community. . t - 
The mayor is pianist Liberace, 
depart-|who went all out in decorating his 
ment’s medical statistics division, $100.000 home for the Christmas 
season, The result is a steady 
The report followed a study ofstream of automobiles that has 
findings of a 10-year experiment brought traffic police out the past 
at Brantford. Its purpose was to two nights. 
ee 3 Personal appearances by the a t of 1.2 parts fluoride in each) smiling pianist to greet some of driven trolley car that runs 1,000,000 parts water would reduce |the onlookers isn't helping to slow Whe "| the rate of tooth decay to the lower down thi any. 
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Camp Chance Slim, 
Other Site Sought Terming the possibility of build- 
ng @ second sfate prison camp in 
Oakland County as “slim,” the 
State Corrections Department has 
turned to Manistique County in its 
efforts to find a site, 
Gus Harrison, director, said cor- 
rections officials wil) meet with) 
Manistique Supervisors Jan. 17 to! discuss site locgtions 
“We have not received any word 
yet on our request for a site in 
Oakland County, but the possibility 
of building there looks slim,” Har-|’ 
rison stated. 
the camp in Brandon Township, 
but some 400 residents signed a 
tion opposing the move. The 
pervisors’ Miscellaneous Com- 
mittee is expected to recommend 
action on the state request when 
the board meets next month. 
The new prison camp, authorized 
by the last regular session of the 
Legislature, will house 100 men 
and cost $60,000. 
Watch and Horn 
Taken in 2 Thefts 
Two thefts, which netted the 
thieves a musical instrument and 
stand and a woman's diamond) 
watch, totaling $271.25. were re-| 
ported to the Pontiac Police yes- 
terday, 
Mrs. Evelyn Lance of 496 Fil- 
dew St., told police that sometime | 
last Tuesdhy afternoon someone 
stole her wrist watch which con- 
tained six diamonds from her 
home. It was valued at $126. | 
Police also received a report. 
from Barry Whittaker of 61 Orton) 
St., that his yellow gold coronet| 
and music stand were stolen from! 
his locker at Bagley School last! 
week. | 
    
    Police are investigati both 
thefts, " 
  Breaking Probation 
Brings Jackson Term 
Robert Hockaday, 32, of Detroit, 
yesterday was sentenced to 1 to 
14 years in Jackson State Prison | 
by Oakland County Circuit Judge | 
George B. Hartrick. | 
was placed on proba- | 
tion last Oct. 17 by Judge Hartrick 
after admitting to a bad-check | 
charge. Sentence resulted after | 
he broke probation by failing to| 
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and drinking. |   
Farmington Youth Gets 
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Ronald B. Campbell (alias Steve 
Johnson), 17, of Farmington, yes, 
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Jackson State Prison when he ap-| 
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cuit Judge H. Russel Holland. | 
Campbell pleaded guilty Dec. 5) 
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Nov. 19 in Farmington township. | 
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  Rev.. Lawrence Graves 
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Resignation of the Rev. Lawrence 
D. Graves as interim associate pas- 
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He had joined the church staff) 
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ton, was engaged in a special. as-|. 
signment of a denominational | 
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charge of the religious education 
program.   
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75 More Hospital 
Beds for Pontiac 
The Press published more good 
news for Pontiac and the surround- 
ing area Monday with the announce- 
ment that the Pontiac Hotel would 
become the new and much larger 
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. 
Remodeling work will start 
Wednesday and it. is hoped that 
the first patients can be received 
in the new location during Feb- 
ruar). 
With all existing hospital facilities 
taxed to capacity, the additional 75 
beds are badly needed. The present 
hospital cares for 35. The new one 
will have a 110 bed capacity. 
* * * 
Aside from the benefits inherent 
in the ability to care for increased 
numbers of patients, economic results 
also will be felt, for the larger hos- 
pital will require between 185 and 
200 additional employes, including 
nurses, nurses aides, maintenance 
people, etc. 
With both Pontiac General Hospital 
and St. Joseph Mercy Hospital con- 
templating additions to their facill- 
ties, this is further assurance that 
the needs resulting from the 
increase- in population are 
recognized.   
  
being 
  
Moderate Expected 
to Succeed Attlee 
Fortunately nothing in the im- 
pending change of control in Britain's 
Labor Party should cause concern in 
this country. 
This is so because the two men 
conceded the best chances to become 
leader, 49-year-old Hucu GAITSKELL 
and 67-year-old Deputy Leader Her- 
BERT Morrison, like the resigned 
ATTLEE, are political moderates. 
If the situation in the Labor 
Party were somewhat different 
and the left wing extremist 
ANEURIN BEVAN possessed his for- 
mer political power, the project 
would be anything but cheering. 
* bd * 
The fact remains, however, that 
our transatlantic cousins have been 
busy writing some important and in- 
teresting political history. There was 
no fanfare about AttTLee’s resigna- 
tion. The whole proceedings took less 
than a half hour. 
Now 72, he has laid down the 
burdens of Labor Party leader- 
ship after 20 years. During six 
of those years, 1945-1951, he 
headed the Labor Government 
as Prime Minister. For some 
months Mr. ATTLEE has been in 
ill health although he has recov- 
ered from a slight stroke suffered 
last summer. 
, kt tt * 
Sir Winston CHURCHILL, who re- 
tired only eight months ago as prime 
minister and leader of the Conserva- 
tive Party, often was impatient with 
ATTLEE’s mild manner in debate But 
while he once called him “a sheep in 
sheep’s clothing.” CHurcHn1  re- 
garded Atrier with profound respect. 
The Labor Party's doctrine of 
industrial nationalization long ago 
lost much of its vote appeal. But 
it cannot be denied that Britain's 
newest peer, Earl Attlee, has 
served his party, his sovereign 
and his country well. 
    
Geophysical Year No. 3 
During the third Geophysical Year 
1957-1958, scientists of some 40 na- 
tions are going to seek the answers 
to many questions about the earth.’ 
The first Geophysica' Year took 
place in 1882. Then, as two years 
hence, the scientists collaborated in 
- experiments aimed at solving impor- 
tant terrestrial mysteries. 
 Advancé billing \for ,the next \ nid . : tes of steady - period of widespread experimen- 
tation yields hints of the answers - 
sought. Among them ‘are such 
questions as do continents drift, 
is our climate getting warmer, 
do sunspots cause certain types 
of cosmic rays, etc. 
All this has moved an anonymous 
colleague to suggest several other 
lines of inquiry for the. scientists. 
For example, he'd like to know why 
the neighbor’s dog always uproots 
the best instead of the poorest garden 
bulbs and why children like to scatter 
carefully raked leaves. 
b * x 
Among several other still unan- 
swered questions is why the simple 
task of washing the family car brings 
on rain. Why does putting on the 
storm windows bring Indian Summer? 
Why does taking them off bring a 
cold wave in the Spring? How can 
society stop women from hanging 
their nylons on the bathroom shower 
rail? 
Even if the scientists could answer 
only one or two of these non-scien- 
tific questions, mankind would take 
a long step forward. There'd also 
be a demand for more and better 
geophysical vents:     
PUSHING Stes ( 1% change gears 
on a car is too much trouble. Means 
should be provided so we could change 
gears by a wave of the hand—a slight 
wave, of course. 
    
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The Man About Town 
Christmas Spirit 
Items That Are Connected 
With the Festive Holiday 
Loafer: A person who never en- 
joys the delicious joy of resting 
after labor.   
Santa and his six reindeer which for 
30 years have been a holiday attraction 
at the 
Thomas Economy Furniture Company 
are again on exhibiijon thee, in spite 
of the remodeling program under way 
In fact, they're right on the first floor 
this time A good hint comes from 
Mrs. Delores Maicolm 
of Birmingham. Beginning 14 years ago, 
they have planted a pine seedling in 
their back yard every year, and now 
cut their own Christmas tree for each 
holiday séason. “My children are much 
interested in 
‘Santa and the Dumdiddy,’ 
now running in the Press.” phones 
Mrs. Gladys Conover 
of Rochester, who edds, “Your paper has 
plenty of good things for all the family.” 
Still receiving Christmas cards from 
Mrs. Katie Lewis 
of Coleman, who was their teacher 50 
years ago, are 
: Mrs. Hazel Taylor 
of 2415 Cass Lake Road. and her ailster, 
Mrs. Myrtle Singleton 
of 2412 Pine Lake Road and their brother, 
Wilber Marsh 
of 2424 Pine Lake Road. A letter with a 
Holly postmark, and signed, 
“Full of the Christmas Spirit,” 
wonders why the good peopie of that vil- 
lage do not make more use of their great 
opportunity in publicizing its meaningful 
name during the season of which holly 
{s a symbol. 
Aggressive automobile makers are 
The Helzer Family, 
nine of whom afe employed at 
Pontiac Motor Division, 
with periods of service there running up 
to 21 years. 
The ice is still unsafe on- most 
of the lakes in the Pontiac area. 
This column will give due notice 
when it is thick enough not to be 
hazardous. 
“Everything is ready but 
Save the snow,” 
Dick Blake 
president of the Pontiac Ski Club Ten 
runs and five tows are waiting for a few 
inches of snow at the club's siide at 
Teeple Hill, just off the M59 Highland 
Road pavement, 12 miles west of Pontiac 
e 
' Now a letter comes from 
Herbert Merrithew 
of Oxfard. stating that he was a passen- 
ger brakeman on the Pontiac, Oxferd and 
Northern Rdilroad 65 years ago, when he 
had to keep up a wood fire in the pot 
bellied stove in every coach 
The pet crow in the family of 
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Eisenbery 
of Keego Harbor is missing, together with 
some silver spoons, which always at- 
tracted his attention. 
Verbal ‘Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. John Jerome 
of 4069 Pine Bluff Road; fifty-first wed- 
ding anniversary. 
George Peerson - - 
of Auburn Heights; sighty-third birthday.     
    
  “This'll Kill You   
  
David Lawrence Says:   
| Believe the Press Conference of Today 
an Ordeal a President Should Not Undergo WASHINGTON — They are cer- 
tainly building up public confidence 
in the sincerity of the statements 
made at the White House about 
President Eisenhower's health. 
Every bit of important informa- 
tion is being given to the press by 
the President's physicians. 
* * * 
This is in contrast to what hap- 
pened when the late President 
Franklin D. Roosevelt was a can- 
didate for a fourth term and. as 
it turned out, lived less than three 
months after being inaugurated. 
Even today there is a controversy 
as to whal was the true condition 
of Roosevelt when he went to Yal- 
ta in 1945, The press photogra- 
phers, too, cooperated under the 
Roosevelt regime. They never took 
pictures that showed Roosevelt's 
physical handicap, and the news- 
papers refrained from telling the 
American people that their Presi- 
dent couldn't walk unaided 
This was a proper and com- 
mendable courtesy to a Presi- 
dent, but not long ago President 
Pisenhower wasn't permitted 
even the privacy ef a convales- 
eence at the Denver hospital. 
On one occasion some press 
photographers hired a plane to 
flv over the hospital to take pic- 
tures, 
Frankness and candor on the 
news side have today wisely sup- 
planted the secrecy and evasion of 
the past. If President Eisenhower 
1s or is not physically able to run 
for a second term, the Amencan 
people will have no doubt about 
what the physicians in attendance 
think about it All the facts will 
be available to the public. 
GETS THE HEADLINES 
This is as it should be, and 
the White House staff advisers de 
serve commendation for having 
suppressed nothing since the Pres 
ident became ill. In fact, their 
zealous devotion to detail] may even 
have given the impression that 
there is something extraordinary 
about the way the President has 
been convalescing in recent days 
when the truth is he is making 
an ordinary recavery. 
When, for instance, he is told 
to slow down, it naturally gets 
into the headlines, though many 
a physician has told many a 
patient the same thing and it 
hasn't meant that an important 
change has taken place in the 
patient's condition. 
Eisenhower is naturally an ener 
getic person. He does things with 
a zest and vigor that comes from 
his military fraining and his con 
scientious devotion to duty. Having 
heard perhaps that the presidential 
office wasn't operating under full 
steam while he was ill in Denver, 
he now endeavors to make up for 
lost time. 
CONFERENCE AN ORDEAL? 
The pressures are bound to con- 
tinue, But there is nothing in the 
Constitution which tells a Presi- 
dent that he must work fourteen 
hours a day, or four. Nor is there 
any obligation to hold press confer- 
ences, either. President Wilson 
during the entire period of World 
War I did not hold a single press 
conference, and the republic sur- 
vived—and we won the war. Wilson 
felt it was risky to discuss inter- 
national matters in an improm- 
tu way. 
The press conference of today 
is an ordeal te which no presi- 
dent strould be subjected. The 
same objective can be obtained 
through written questions, the 
answers to which can be pre- 
‘pared with care, as is fitting 
in a government whose spokes: 
  
fi WHy gol [claret ted,     ' desire to man might with a single phrase 
carelessly spoken under the 
stress of impromptu utterance 
undo the progress made by 
months of painstaking diplomacy. 
The facts carn’ and should be 
given to the people, and there are 
many ways to do it. A presidential 
press conference is unlike the suc- 
cessful and orderly system of ques- 
tions in the free parliaments 
abroad where the queries are pre- 
pared many days in advance. so 
that due notice is given and only 
those questions are answered which 
it ws deemed good public policy to 
answer, 
LJ » ° 
_ The strain imposed on a Presi-— dent to do things really not re 
quired of him is what makes the 
office today a superhuman job. 
(Copyright, 1955, New York Her- 
ald Tribune Inc.) 
Looking Back 
15 Years Ago 
ITALIAN LOSSES in Egypt re- 
ported heavy. 
RUMOR NAMES Duke of Wind- 
sor envay to U. § 
2 Years Ago 
PEACkK: PLAN woud give Duce 
huge area. 
STATE ASKS $2 million phone 
rate cute. 
  
Reader Showing gan 
About Having Baby in Home 
By WILLIAM BRADY, .D. 
You say home is the safest place 
to have a baby. I would like to 
know what would be the outcome 
if in a delivery at home the pa- 
tient developed respiratory failure. 
or if the infant should need pure 
ONS gen 
It seems to me that in order 
to have a baby at home a great 
deal of equipment would be neces- 
sary—equipment brought to the 
house in a van 
And how would you handie 
an emergency which might re- 
quire immediate consultation 
with another obstetrician? (H. 
H.) 
Or what would I do if the patient 
suddenly went stark staring mad 
or her husband came home drunk 
and landed one on my jaw be- 
cause . , . these and other com- 
plications occurred in my obstetric 
career, ; 
If you will settle for nothing Jess 
than maximum security, Harry, 
there's nothing to do about it but 
just sit back, relax, and leave 
everything to the government, the 
police officer at the corner or who- 
ever will answer your distress sig- 
nal, push you aside and take all 
responsibility off your puny shoul- 
ders, 
SfOP BREATHING 
It 1s conceivable that a woman in 
labor might “develop respiratory 
failure’ —stop breathing — though 
I can't think of a good reason 
why. 
Nor can I think of a circam- 
stance in which pure exygen 
would do an infant more good 
than pure air. 
If or when you and Mrs. Harry 
make the terrible discovery you 
are going to have a baby you'll 
be meat pie for the institutions 
with all the “regulations” unso- 
phisticated patrons ‘are supposed 
to obey. 
Among these “regulations” 
which make it easy for the doc- 
tors, nurses and other VIPs in 
such institutions to get away with 
is one invented by trick specialists 
in the Chicago area, 
When intelligent prospective 
parents in this area @¢xpress a 
have their baby af 
home the trick specialist tells 
Lie No. 1, that in his opinion 
childbirth at home is much too 
dangerous, 
If the prospective parents seek 
a physician who the nat- 
ural method, in which the patient 
receives no sense-deadening drugs 
and no anesthetic unless she. her- 
self decides she wfnts them, the 
trick specialist. arbitrarily informs 
them that natural childbirth ‘is for 
low-grade morons and he knows of 
no reputable physician who uses 
_ the method 
. SECOND LIE, WORSE 
The second lie is worse than the 
tirst because it is a matter of 
On ccaree every Onicage phye- ician in the area who (a) nof 
only attends confinement cases 
at home but (b) practices the 
natural method if the patient 
wishes to be present when her 
baby is born. 
TI shal! not name such a physi 
cian unless a reputable physician 
in the Chicago area challenges me 
to do so—and then only in a per- 
sonal letter 
I hope every potential mother 
who reads this prece will get things 
firmly fixed in mind namely, 
that in natural childbirth a suitable 
anesthetic is always available for 
the patient to take if or whenever 
she wishes. 
So the tick specialists and their 
simple - minded customers can't 
mislead vou about that. 
Signed let.ers, not more than one page 
or 100 words long, pertat to persona} 
health and hygiene, not to se, diag- 
nosis. or treatment, wil] be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, ifs wortee self - 
addressed envelope is sent the Pon- 
tiae Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1955)   Voice of the People 
Praises Local   
Merchants 
for Attitude at Christmas Lettere will be oqetenees when ‘neces 
sary because of lack aotes. re 
and fuebene umber 
the must out 
Another Christmas season is 
upon us, which brings extra shop- 
ping for the gifts that symbolize 
the Christian love we have for one 
another, gifts as were given to 
This brings to mind a letter 
written last year about stores 
charging extra for their gift boxes. 
I'm certainly in disagreement with 
such a policy at Christmas time 
when all merchants are making 
record sales and should have a 
little giving spirit themselves, in 
gratitude for the patronage they 
3126 Varjo Ct., Keego Harbor Cites Democrat Record 
in Support of Republicans 
Once again the Democrats want 
back in. Parents, servicemen, vet- 
erans, wake up! 
As for Democrat prosperity. .. 
when was there any without 
war? For the first time in years 
U.S. youth are not gun fodder. 
youth would be sent to foreign 
soll, Then Truman, without the 
consent of Congress, sent them 
to Korea. . 
He removed price control send- 
ing prices so high it takes both 
parents to work to support the 
family, hence our huge juvenile 
problem. There would be no lack 
of employment if married women 
were in the home where their place 
is, especially if there is a family. 
Let us all wake up. Let us keep. 
men in office who made good in 
business, capable, respected men. 
Daily Reader   
Hal Boyle Says:   
Future Forecast Makes 
Present Look Wonderful 
NEW YORK (—Year after year 
Hugo Gernsback probably puts out 
the most unusual Christmas cards 
in America. s * 
Take the matter of transporta- 
tion. Glancing into his crystal ball, 
Dr Gernsback sees the ‘“‘airmo- 
bile’ as the only final answer to 
today's traffic problem 
* * * 
Motorists will zoom through the 
skies in small gravity - resistant 
cars propelled by compressed air. 
Back seat drivers will be reaily 
out-of-date, because— 
‘All-around radar will make col- 
Imsions in the air almost an im- 
possibility.” 
SPACE BURIALS 
Are you worried about where you 
will be buried? Gernsback is. He 
fears the earth soon will be too 
crowded for cemeteries. 
But he has an answer — space 
bunals. 
* s 
Coffins containing the dead will 
be taken up into outer space by 
fl\ing funerary ships. At the prop- 
cr altitude the ships will disc harge 
their cargo in a direction away 
from the sun. 
Froten snug in your casket, 
you will then soar out of the 
pattern of the solar system—and 
sail on forever in space. 
Gernsback sees this as the most 
practical way a man can ‘go to 
heaven.’ Anybody want to be 
first? 
NS * * * 
The big advantage to this plan 
Your relatives won't have to re- 
visit the cemetery. They also save 
money on flowers. ‘Those sou 
take with you will last forever— eerie frozen as solid as you are. - 
Take the question of electronie 
brains, Gernsback doubts science 
will be able any time soon td come 
up with a machige that will actual- 
ly do its own thinking. 
HUMAN POWER 
His solution: You take a brilhant 
living human. brain, supply it with 
a food solution that will keep it 
permanently alive, then wire it to 
the gigantic electronic machines, 
and it will do the thinking for them. * 
These human  ‘‘electronicized 
brains.”’ he feels, will be able to 
write great books and plays. create 
needed new inventions—and never 
wear out, 
The task here, of course, ts 
how to get the right brains. 
Gernsback feels sure, however, 
that some outstanding men will 
be giad to contribute their brains 
—before death—to benefit man- 
kind. Any volunteers? 
But to the ordinary mortal the 
most dismal innovation envisioned 
by Gernsback ts a gadget he calls 
the “‘electromicro-perceptor.”’ 
* LJ * 
Like most people he has por 
dered the mystery of sex, and has 
decided that “sex is a complex 
electrical phenomenon."’ Well, it 
certainly is complex, sometimes 
it does produce sparks and there is . 
no doubt it is quite a phenomenon. ° 
Gernback feels that as science 
learns more about sex it will 
produce the ‘‘electromicro-percep- 
tor,” or sex measfrer. By under- 
going tests with this machine cou- 
ples will supposedly be able to 
determine whether they will be 
compatible in marnmage, at least in 
termine of physical responses 
SEEMS DOUBTFUL 
It may well be that Gernsback 
is right about the bright future of 
the airmobile, space burials, and 
the electronicized brain. But will 
any man in his right mind ever 
come home to a wife who keeps an 
“electromicro - perceptor’ in the 
house? I doubt it. 
Anyway. Dr. Gernsback has 
done one thing with his moody 
Noel forecasts. He makes simply 
being alive in the Christmas sea- 
son of 1955 seem hke a mighty 
fine privilege.   
Case Records of : a | Psychologist   ——— 
Parents Often Must Be Hardhearted 
When Teaching Children Rules of Life 
Who is right—Larry or his 
mother? All good parents must 
learn to outbluff their chil- 
dren. This is for the ultimate 
good of those children. So don't 
let your personal affection be- 
cloud your parental good judg- 
ment. Imitate the mother robin 
in cases like Larry's. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case Q-320: Larry L., aged 20, 
makes about $50 per week in take- 
home pay. ; 
“But Dr. Crane, he never gives 
us a cent for board'!and room,” 
his mother confessed. 
* s e 
“If he were saving his money to 
go on to school, we wouldn't mind 
at all. 
“But he spends every cent on 
his autorhobile and running around 
with girls, 
“He also buys expensive fish- 
ing tackle and has several shot. 
guns and hunting rifles which 
he has bought, 
"So his father and I thought 
it would be only fair if he paid 
a nominal amount for board and 
room. 
“But when we mentioned our 
idea to Larry, he got angry and 
said he'd move out, 
“He finally gave me $5 a week 
for three weeks, but then the next 
installment on his auto was due; 
and he hasn't paid me anything 
for the last month. ‘What should 
we do?" 
IMITATE MOTHER BIRDS 
We human pareiits must some- 
times be reasonably hardheart- 
ed, for the ultimate, good of our 
children. : * *@ “ 
/ parents will Obviously + we should imitate the mother 
birds who will push their lazy fledg- 
lings out of the nest to, make 
them fly and hunt their. own 
worms 
Even young birds will become 
so slothful they will impose on 
their hard working mother rob- 
ins tndefinitely, unless those 
mothers force such fledglings inte 
assuming their proper adult ob- 
ligations. 
“But wouldn't vou think Larry, 
at the age of 20. would have 
  
  
out even having to be asked?" you 
may legitimately ask.: 
Alas, many intelligent human be- 
ings are very blind to their duties. 
They can have the 1.Q. of a genius 
in school, yet never lift their little 
finger aroufid the house. 
Many grown daughters, as well 
‘as sons, wolld thus sponge off 
their hard working parents for- 
ever. They have no normal sense 
of pride, . 
ihe Ge Preton Seo. ot 
ble, they'll waste their money and 
still have the gall to run back home to Papa for g-sbéond jyrub- - his bluff. 
  But the time comes when a 
good parent must refuse. He 
can’t carry his children forever, 
so he must gently but firmly 
teach them to stand on their own 
financial feet. 
Larry's parents should thus call 
If he threatens to move 
out, let him go. for his selfishness 
shows he needs to learn some adult 
rules of the game of life. 
PAY YOUR WAY 
The first test of adulthood is not 
a man's 6ft. height or football 
prowess or dancing skill, but the 
ability to pay his own way in 
life! 
* «¢ « 
Nobody is fully mature until he 
can do that. You girls take heed, 
therefore. and do not get too ro- 
mantic about a playboy whose dad 
‘is indirectly doing his courting. for 
him via furnishing the family car, 
plus membership in the Country 
Club, etc. 
Larry should be paying at least 
$10 per week for board and room. 
if he deems that unfair, call his 
bluff. He'll not be able to get 
Parents,”"" enclosing a stamped. re 
turn envelope, plus 20 cents (nom . 
profit). 
Rate yourselves by the 200-point 
yardstick which those tests furnish. . 
, Always write to Dr. Ww. in care of The Pontine \ 
Mi nm, enclosing « long gett x te : 
ca nd when 
i : charts — . 
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PARIS (FNS) — All signs indi- 
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On the eve of the official opening | 
of the campaign, the elections 
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main-political groups ranging from 
the Communists on the left to the 
anti-tax rightwing represented by 
|. Pierre Poujade. — 
But how the voting would turn 
  out was surrounded with confusion   
  
  
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ite partner. Not only do you learn faster, 
but you save money, too. 
iieelacappepa etd paeiy eppand   
   
  Meanwhile, the French public 
opinion institute published a pre- 
campaign survey indicating that 
Mendes-France is preferred by the 
voters, 
Of the persons answering the sur- 
vey, 27 per cent said they pre- 
ferred Mendes-France; 10 per cent 
backed Faure and eight per cent 
    
  lesson you learn the key step to all dances. 
These special 2 for 1 rates are fot a lim- 
ited time only. So enroll now and be the 
most envied couple in youre set. ° 
Studios tely eir-senditioned 
ARTHUR MURRAY 
26 E. Lawrence St, Ph. FE 2-0244   
mer prémier and current foreign 
minister, 
No answer was given by 29 per 
cent, The remaining 26 per cent MEDICINE 
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Judge Denies arise, |owsin Fin io serra 
Reduced Chare sticristcmcttste dls rut miss ung ex ana 
Trial of Fenton Man pital afer ten ip prs Canam, : eae pons , y colision af 8, Saginaw) © med ef tedre tan uae 
Set for February 14/8Nd Whittemore. . in Sh ing ‘The injured was a passenger in beries, police said today. 
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   a car driven by Reginald J Bodeu,| The trio, led by 23-year-old Ed- | 
, Of 3536 Lexington Place. He| ward Sat- | 
Oakland County Circuit J = pot injured, . Chgneatt, were arrested is 
L J The other two cars involved in|“ay in Flint on a request from H. Russel Holland yesterday de- the crash ir oi kine Bloomfield T. : 
nied a petition to reduce the se-|L, Miller, 28, of Birmingham, andj Clark Green. (dle 
verity of an assault charge against|Earl E. Klemmer, 39, of Bad Axe.| Green said the car they drove ' a former Fenton village attorney, Neither were injured, — had been seen a the scones of hae S <p 
Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem ——_——— several recent > oom 
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BaBh | breakins. said today. Japs Want A-Center Pontiae Police Inspector Clark 
Clifford Dye, 53, will be| TOKYO w — Three government|Wheaton said today investigation 
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car fatal chosing Os af Fon, |bamnader John M. Allison and ata. unconnected with the sus-|/ JOIN OUR ’ 
Clark, 77, who leased three farms|ic energy confer be established in| HE Plans to send a detective to CHRISTMAS owned by Dye’s sister. sees. the re is to study) Flint sano etme — ella 
Dye’s attorney filed the pe- | There have been eae it may be Typhoon Nears Guam tition to have the charge reduced jestablished in the pi Py CLUB Use 0 to felonious assault carrying a GUAM A typhoon with winds |; :. se Nur four-year maximum prison term a CREDIT as opposed te possible life on ' : . - : . the present charge, : . | NEwroets TERMS Big Quality Gifts-fo udge Holland said he felt orthwest-at-at -— : Ig Quali J ° Clark's allegations as complaining|— . .. lake 6 Months to Pay       
  
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  __ TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 
    
City Forester Offering Suggestions 
for Best Christmas Tree Purchases sim opted Cael eta Go “They are the long needied , “The Black, white and Norway 
where to get the best picks in spruces, firs, and the cedars.” 
Christmas trees, City Forester Don-| He said the long needled pines) | 20m Pigallaasdnagiar 
ald E. Nagel has offered some will hold their needles longer with) g pret glcace soon after = WHAT'S MY. LINE? INSTRUCTIONS: 
       
       .|Senate Group to Probe. 
Sale of U.S. Timberland Insure With Agencies 
| Displaying This Emblem S 
Leselle Agency, 
toa, 
Ww. A. Pollock 
. Giibride-Mafishe ' Noyes W. Streit   
  a | = anual the Scotch Pine being the most! ing brought indoors.” 
idesirable along with the Norway| after the purchase, Nagel said 
  Land Thateher-Pattersea- Wernet   “Nearly. all "species of ever-' 
    White Pine of this type. [because trees lose moisture as soon)    B. W. Huttenlocker 
Agency Wikinsesn Agency   greens y pried aaa “Be careful of the unscrupulous ag they are cut, as little time as! 
trees, sald, gen dealers that try to sell Jack Pine possible should elapse between cut-| 
     
  Crawford -Dawe- 
Greve Ageney 3. L. Van Wagoner 
Maynard Johnsen Ageney, inc.   availability, retention of needles for Scotch Pine,” N agel declared. ting and use to avoid discoloring | 
pyramidal compact shape. deep . ‘The Jack Pine is less attractive and needle drop. 
          
green et bo — een and js sparse of foliage and ‘As soon as you obtain your 
enough hoe ights are atrbutes that is oes in appearance."’ |tree, store it in a cool, shady 
ments Fale aaah or those that prefer a short place with the butt end in wa-| 
make a je one ee tree, Nagel suggests ater,” the city forester suggested. 
“There are two general a, Balsam Fir because it holds its! ,, oa 
of Christmas trees,” Nagel stat- ‘needles well and is very fragrant. sul a dices ger aoe 
— above the butt end cut, will aid 
has in the absorption of water.” 
“Lighted candles and open flame     
aa ey 
           Yesterdey’s enswer: RAg, oleVote, wing, rAdie, 
sTrvt, prOp, eileen.     Pontiac Asseciation of Insurance Agents 
  
      
  
    
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       | ner ibe tient tees at: SOFCEFOL Of Naples 
‘Sees Kremlin Crisis the kind and shape you eat 
jhe concluded, 
. one ROME (®—White-haired Achille 
5 State Highway Officials d'Angelo, who does business as the of loverloaded,” Nagel Coogi rae 
Jes £. A “Present indications are 
ha ¥ 
  And to Meet Wednesday “Sorcerer of Naples,’ “a 
Oh-h-h! | County and municipal highway|8tave crisis in the Kremlin” and ' officials from all over the state|“’a change in the White House” Whata i will assemble in Lansing Wednes-|in 1956. 
; |day at 1 p.m. to hear how an ex- BW UY iful beaut B; |Panded Michigan road program! ‘The soothsayer, who has battied| pricel Re jcan nanced. about .500 on previous new year Y Richard Zettel, a University of 
» California research economist on coms: ay fee hs 
 jhired by the Legislature, will rec-| - coup de force by which the Com- ommend steps needed to finance | party secretary general 
the recently proposed $5.7 billion! 
state road program. SEE YOUR NEAREST 
‘adelante 
Ete 
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Even small amounts of hydrogen|ye. her predictions for the new 
in steel make it brittle.   ito reach the moon and Mars.” return to the policies of 
\year include ‘‘failure of attempts.         
     
     
        
       
       
    
    
   
       Michigan Lad Selected 
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SANTA CLAUS, Ind. (INS) —| 
Four-year-old Stephen Cooper of| 
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at Santa Claus, Ind. 
Stephen was one of 12 honorary | 
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Noel Baxter of Long Island, N.Y., 
who was selected by a three-man 
committee as honorary mayor of 
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He found his narents last Sep-! 
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‘Tokyo Populace Up      
    
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  Nii THE LITTLE DANCING CLASS 
__Danghi, the Leopard Boy—2 
Here is a boy doing a jungle dance. He’s dressed as a young chief- 
“for personal tain in a leotard with a leopard skin design. A leotard is the name of 
reasons” to reveal the name of his the knitted one-piece garments worn by dancers. He carries a jeweled 
French parents. He said he under-| dagger and a skin shield as -heteaps high above the jungle grasses. | 
You can play a lively number with drums on your phonograph as 
he ix still a French citizen, but you play with Danghi. 
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areth to Bethichem, but you'll 
have to take a round - about 
route. 
With most of the direct road 
between Nazareth and Bethlehem 
lying within the borders of Jor- 
dan, motorists from the northern 
icity must travel west and then 
take the coastal routes south far’ 
enough to swing east to Jerusalem. | 
| 
The Mandelbaum Gate in Jeru-| 
salem is the only official cross- 
ling ‘point between Israel and Jor- 
‘dan. Travel experts tave found   The leopard skin is yellow with white centers in the spots. The that Jordan authorities usually do 
TOKYO (® — The population of knee. 
Tokyo, third largest city .in the 
world, was 8,033,521 in 1955, 
the metropolitan government an- 
nounced. The figure is an increase | 
of 1,756,021 over the last census, | inot be acknowledged or returned and in case of du 
ithe first submission shall be accepted. Fold back the ends of the base so the figure will stand. shield is red and so are the shoes. The dagger is gold with red jewels not allow re-entry into Israel once 
in the handle. The grasses are green, the sky is blue and the tab on a traveler has crossed the border. 
ithe boy is blue. THROUGH ARAB CURTAIN | 
| 
| Such tourists are obliged to | Cut out the parts and attach the boy to the base with a brass fast-| leave Jordan by one of the land 
ener or a bent pin through the holes indicated. Then you can swing the| peutes through the Arab coun- 
dancer back so he rests lightly on his left toe, or forward onto his right | tries, or to fly out by plane. 
| Christians, obtaining special per- 
jmission from authorities on both Junior Editors pays $10 for any reader's idea that is used. Write! aes of the border, are permitted 
| your suggestion to ‘Junior Editors” in care of this newspaper, it can-tg enter Jordan twice a year— 
plication of ideas, at Easter for the services at the 
{Holy Sepulchre and at Christmas 
  = 1950. 
Imprisonment for tax evaders ¢ 
jis being urged by a judge of New 
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| , for the traditional pilgrimage to | TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: : amy (Oe . pueeapan: =— 
SEE - COMPARE! |GI Recovers pe | lSraeli Unrest ~ (32m yacas mma me a ! = —_ ie | : lehem, you would take the road|is no delay at Wi B G O Pp ; , . > tones ceoman ep-et ipedl very mage apr oat 238 — marian mountains to the coastal ty 
ise Buyers Get Our Price |lostMemory __ Deters Pilgrims irs's."2rtet at: Sta cme’ to Be Sure | ©) » cK ee climbing about 2,500 feet up tojother half-hour or S h . y ra \. thi h d Jerusalem. the trip is made over a macadam Aluminum Doors, Windows, Jalousies, Screens French - Born Airman és J Bethlehem Road Route) Driving time trom Nazareth tolroad newly installed by the Ara Recollects Childhood 4 Cut by Army Outposts = a on Seeing Parents Guarding Area - | ss 
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From Red China Feels Communist Germ. 
War Claims by Captors. 
Proved by Evidence 
HONG KONG —Richard Roger 
Tenneson, 22, turncoat GI former 
war prisoner, arrived here today 
from Red China. He said he was 
neither for nor against communism 
but that he believed the Red 
charges that the United States used 
germ warfare in Korea, : 
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Tenneson, who comes from Al- ‘ 
den, Minn., was among 21 Ameri-/ 
cans who refused repatriation aft- 
er the Korean. War. In Septem- | 
ber he said he wanted to go home, 
and the Communists gave him per- 
mission to leave. 
QUITE NERVOUS 
American consular officials who 
met him at the border drove him 
to Kowloon, this British crown col- 
ony’s mainland city opposite Hong 
Kong Island. He held a news con- 
ference in a hotel room provided 
by the Red Cross, the same room | 
occupied by three other turncoats 
who came home Jast summer, 
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Tenneson was quite nervous as he 
spoke, talking rapidly in a high- 
pitched voice and gesturing con- 
stantly. He said he had been per- 
mitted to read both American and 
Chinese newspapers and conclud- 
ed conditions in the United States 
were “favorable” for his return. 
“I know definitely about com- 
munism today, more than in 1951,” 
he said. “I am not fighting for 
communism, nor am I against it.’ 
BELIEVED CHARGES * 
He said he believed the Chinese 
charges that the Americans had 
waged germ warfare in Korea’ 
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Communists had assembled. Had 
there been no 
collected could not have been col- 
lected. There are all kinds of evi- 
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He added     Americans 
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these homes on wheels are carte | 
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Here's Advice 
in Tool Selection, Workshop _ Items 
_ Good Presents to Give. 
| Dad for Yuletide |   
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‘workshop items for the man who | 
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‘but itll give you some ideas. | | town of Newburgh, N.Y., 
|ago began adding sodium fluoride | 
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10-YEAR RESULTS 
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drinking water for every million | 
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scientific circles. 
The findings were based on the 
Newburgh - Kingston study. The 
Kingston did net. The towns have 
a Population of sore 30,000 each. 
A similar test ipesenes in the 
Are ‘own of Brantford in Canada also | 
showed that fluoridation of water | 
jappears harmless and ‘beneficial. 
At a conference of the New York 
Institute of Clinica) Oral Pathology 
So you wanna’ buy Pop a Christ-| here last night, Hilleboe and other 
‘mas present and don't know what health experts gave the eee 
highlights of the New York test: 
Here (down a bit) is a list of 58 PER CENT HELPED 
Children in Newburgh aged 6 to 9 
‘have 58 per cent less tooth decay | 
jand missing teeth than youngsters | 
It's not all-inclusive, |in the same age group in Kingston. 
The 10 to 12 age group in New- 
Some things are mentioned in burgh has 52 to 53 per cent less | (Negotiations Go On 
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- H the “urve” can women are put together givesicuncy curves, told an insurance : 
: it's in Cu anon i moomeeey Sen pee Ohe reason for the longer and : 
! ST. LOUIS —Take it from aimen. Louis I. in, an actuary'lives of women is their basic bone} anta e : — 
; student of curves, the way Ameri-|and longtime student of-life expec-: structure and physiology. the As, * ——— & ° * 6 
ie : . By Lucrece Hudgins Beale 
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‘ SYNOPSIS: The Dumdiddy’s | : 
' tolse trail of arrows leads Beanie | a ty ig 
away from the sobber’s trap and \ AN) 
; | safely out ef town, Beanie stops 
: | at a kind old lady's house and 
* | asks for food, The lady is de- 
: | lighted, but when Beanie 1s not : 
: looking the Dumdiddy sees that . 
the old lady’s sweet face is really = 
: | a mask. 
: Chapter Eight 
i WITCH OF THE BLACK , POTS 
The litthe Dumdiddy blinked 
Then he peered again at the sweet. 
land-faced old lads 
Sure enauzh, be again saw the ‘ 
° old lady reach up and tug at her Lo z be 
face as if it were a hat she was 
setting straight on her head. 
“Oh, me, oh, my,’ moaned vel 
Dumdiddy. “If only Beanie would) = 
turn around!”’ { ec . 
Just at that moment Beanie did 
turn around and now the Dum- — e@ 
diddy in his back pocket — 
himself staring out the window! 
while Beanie faced ie old woman. | | y - - seats. \ . 
“How nice it is to have a visi-| “SHE MUST COLLECT OLD BLACK POTS” — As Beanie began . 
tor.” said the old woman. “I love’ to chop wood with the ax, he noticed that the old lady had old black 
little boys. especially at Christmas pots all over the place. She told Beanie to thop some wood so that D t W it! 
time.” Her eyes twinkled and her she could cook him some delicious raisin pudding. on al _mouth smiled sweetly. “‘Now what 
would you like more than anything pjll and slipped the pill into her fully sprinkled raisins into each h 
in the world to eat?” |pocket. 'dish and the puddings were ready Get er o “Well,” said Beanie. ‘I like rai-| The Dumdiddy clapped his hands to be cvoked. 
sin pudding.” |to his head. “She's going to poison She ae | & put the red dish in the | G 
“Fine,” sald the old lady. “It Beanie!” he thought with horror.) gyen. She put the yellow dish in| as Dryer you will go in the yard and chop | At that moment Beanie banged’ the oven. Then the green dish, | some kindling wood for the fire t into the kitchen with a load of gue was about to put in the | for will cook you seme delicious rai- \wood, The witch snatched up her purple dish) when! che exclaiaaed! 
dding.” mask and slipped it over her face. [, ; : | See tenes ‘She went. into the kitchen. The! Dear me* A raisin fell in’ my F Beanie started for the door but Dumdiddy crept after her. | pocket: ( hristmas 
he was clumsy and on the way he, ~ And, quicker than the eye could 
|tripped over one of the three black) «Lay the wood on the fire, boy, follow, she pulled the little black| 
pots in the middle of the room. and I will mix your raisin pud- pill from her pocket,and dropped 
‘The Dumdiddy flew out of his pock- ging.”’ it into the purple dish. | et and rolled under the sofa. Cr) Ps * “Now that one has more raisins ¥ 
ae A | The witch brought out a bow! than the others,” said Beanie. | ye | “Why does she have these black and beat into it eggs and sugar and’ “‘Yes,’’ nodded the witch, “So it ES ‘pots in the middle of the room?” putter and bread crumbs. She shall be for you!"’ And she popped) 
wondered Beante- . ‘poured the mixture into four col- the purple dish into the oven. it . ored baking dishes. Then she care-. (Next: The Poisoned Pudding) ; He picked himself up and went —-————__— — _ _ 
into the back yard. There was . ee oe 
another black pot by the wood pile. U. of M., MSU State Poivecsty of New York a em rime Amy 
Here's an ideal Christmas gift for your wile—a And still another down by the back (Albany), 24,634; Minnesota, (FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 
. : aE fence. ‘She must collect old black Rank 6th Oth 23.3%: Texas, 23,328: Ilinois,! kitchen telephone. It’s a step-saver, a time-saver ” he set ‘ I wileaas ° step , ' pots,” thought oo ase ee E l 1 |21.889; University of Michigan, A B T F 
ee eater to ork with ihe mdiddy ay 22 SNTOUmMent 20.861; Ohio State, 19,590; Wiscon- EAUTIFUL BIG With a telephone at her elbow she can relax. ‘where he had rolled under the sofa.) CINCINNATI UR—An expert on Sin. 15.889: Michigan State Univer- 
No more mad dashes to the other end of the house Suddenly he heard a hideous university enrollments says the sity, 15.277; and Pennsylvania 
while the dinner burns! | screeching. jtrend is “briskly upward’ for the State, 14,034. 
A . The old lady was singing. |third straight year and that two — It’s a lasting gift, and one that will remind her But her voice was so creaky and Michigan universities rank among | of your thoughtfulness every time she uses it. so hoarse it made the Dumdiddy the top ten in enroliment. Visit Gallagher's ; , \shudder. He crept from under the pp, walters sald the Univer- NEW 
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Office will bring a gift-w rapped Christmas phone, pee Je was Oo dining nation in enrollment with SELFSERVE one ‘room. No 20,861 while Michigan State | re } j : a to put under us tree. After ( hristmas, a areata seas ol ceeranae | Ciciversits Nis) aioe aia ics RECORD 0 WG C 
telephone man will come around to install it. seemed to fill every room and He said figures from 886 ap- DEPARTMENT : mau ; Oe ' | he could not tell where she was. proved universities and four-year . | . It's easy to pay for, ico Rous cally EET a | Finally he ran into the dressing (colleges throughout the United Music to Please Everyone ; dollar a month plus $2.25* for installation. You | room and there he beheld a sight |States and its territories show in All Speeds WILL BE GIVEN WITH EVERY 
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In fact, extension telephones make wonderful stags al al apciate ‘crease of 9 per cent over last fall.| {te i . P ; . The old woman was sitting at The 10 schools with the largest 16-18 W Huron Street g! fo or almost anyone: teen-agers, grandparents, her dressing table. She had taken enrollments, said Dr. Walters. are: FE 4-0566 G P| S ‘ and in between! off her mask. Her face in the California (all campuses), 38,594; | A 
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Gan Bi in hi throughout prohibition, and Ca- 1 © Trim your tree carefully 
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CHICAGO (INS) — It seemed many others in and out of crime to these killings. Bioff, the former, bullet shot by a crackpot named (said, “He's my barber.” Nitti was twas was friendlier with : f 
like old times in Chicago. A hand-| who come to a brutal end and |panderer who was sent to prison) Zangara in an apparent effort to |g barber in 1910, when he discov. Capone than with the O'Banion. | Riso check your insurance to see 
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was bad, and a Capone man was| what appears to have been a |studios, was blown up by dy namite 1) reenherg was one/of the bland. ‘more potent than a razor. | his mind. 
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gan pumping the lead into him | Greenberg was killed by young Estes Kefauver's TV panel and got @!Tived in this country in 1905. He the years, he inaugurated the plan ‘and Other Details 
Louis Greenery. a sort of Pa-| at close range. |men who apparently didn’t even away with it. He gave Kefauver, hit Chicago in 1909 and opened a of moving his gang friends into 
  Kenneth G. tron Devile of former hoodlums |ha d used lead ] t b hotel : The were puzzled, a condj-/ have an escape car and u ead Halley, Tobin and the rest of the Saloon in the pre-prohibition days. legitimate beer, whisky, hotels, 
who turned to legitimate business | core P land copper .38 bullets instead of committee a long list of some of He met an up and coming mugg oil, and other callings. | 
         after making their pile, was blast-| \tion believed not to be unprece- ithe steel-jacketed .45s preferred his associates and it read like rol] named Dion O’Banion, who was to| But he was still Louis Green-| la EMPST EAD 
—— ea eat dented in Chicago. Louie was the iby any self-respecting Chicago as-'cal! at Alcatraz. ‘have the first lush gangster’s fu- berg the New York State Liquor 
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the multimill e assured the_solons that he, Authority decided in 1949, en i 
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 ihe   EIGHTEEN ° 
  Southfield Turns Down Charter; Troy Vote Accepts ~ Frank Costello Is Named 
Two Townships, Southfield and|tello was victor with 1,244 votes 
Troy, voted yesterday on proposed|over Marvin Kuschinsky with 369 
eity charters. Southfield yey ie Clarence Long, 834. | 
jected the charter, 4,925 to 1,929.) gousmi ando Troy accepted by the nar-| term, Panay einer: oe row margin of 1,223 to 1,137. _ L. Duncan, 1,047 and Ernest W Frank Costello is the mayor of Gray 1,132 won the seats oaee the new city of Troy, while South- paward Armstrong, 536; Carl field named Donald Swanson, who Campbell, 517; and 1 Wesley 
becomes mayor de facto to ac-! Smith, 1,083. | cept petitions for election of a new) 
charter commission. | Two-year term commissioners 
ere ,and two to be voted for found SOUTHFIELD Elmer W. Lowe with 805 votes 
Township voters here yesterday and George W. Ford with 1,103) 
soundly rejected a proposed city votes, Defeated on this ballot were. 
charter by a vote of better than Walter A. Burnard, 657; Frederick 
two to one. |Lee Butcher, 266; Clarence De- 
‘Loy 436; Harry M. Godfrey, 363; Principal objection to the char. 'Y ** h y, ; 
ter, Sevekig mars indicated, ‘and Clifford S. Sutermeister Jr., 
was a provision calling for ap- 149. 
pointment, rather than election, | Donald G. Lance, 977, and George 
~~ of elly clerk and treasurer, _(T. Yeokum, 882, were voted into 
  Mayor of Newest City te leet eas 2) 
  
   
  ; _, the one-year commissioner terms 
Final tally in the charter vole Oe votes cast for this office 
went to Budd Findlay, 477; Gerald 
F. Hannaford; 590; Gerald L.| 
Scofield, 520; and Louis Yanich,| 
621, 
Charles Losey is new presiding 
justice in Troy, defeating. Scott | 
C. Belyea with a vote of 1,207 
to 1,091. In the associate justice was 1,929 for and 4.925 against. 
Elected mayor de facto was Don- 
ald L. Swanson, general manager 
of the Michigan State Fair. One 
ot 14 candidates for the city coun- 
cil, Swanson polled 3,096 votes. His| 
* closest contenders were Hugh G.| 
Allerton, Jr., 3,048, and Henry M., 
DeMeyer, 2,999. 
9,165 REGISTER 
A total of 9,165 persons were 
registered for the charter elec- 
tion, with 7,104 casting ballots. 
The vote came on the heels | 
of one of the township's most 
hotly contested ballot wars, in | 
which both sides were still con- | 
fident of victory when the polls | 
closed at 8 p.m. 
Aside from the appointment is- 
sue, township officers said other 
sections of the proposed charter 
which ran into stiff opposition were, 
a 10 mill tax limit, which many) 
voters believed was too high, and) 
four-year terms for glected offi-| 
cers, instead of two. | j 
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Despite its defeat at the eae) spot, Ceville H. Mason won over 
| Supervisor, said that 71 per cent Tony Lubinski Jr., 1,431 to 806. 
Norman R. Barnard, township 
          of registered voters turned out 
for the election in Troy. — 
Voters Approve 
$750,000 Issue Walled Lake Educators. 
Let Elementary School 
Contracts 
  WALLED LAKE — Walled Lake   OPERATION LINCOLN DIVI- 
SION — Huge machines work out 
at Wixom today, preparing the land 
for building of the new Lincoln 
Division of the Ford Motor Co. 
Here begins one of the biggest 
operations — laying of the 52-inch 
drain tile (above). After the crane 
puts the tile in place, men push 
the crocks together, then tar the Your PTA Is Planning:   
PONTIAC LAKE — The Pontiac 
Lake School PTA will meet at 
7:30 p. m. Thursday for a Christ- 
mas program, 
The opening flag ceremony will 
be offered by the Girl and Boy! 
Scouts Troops, assisted by the) 
Cubs and Brownies from the school 
area 
A Christmas play and carols will 
be under the direction of Francis 
J. Mansfield. 
Imlay City 
The Parent-Teachers Assn. has 
    Pontiac Lake Schedules 
(Christmas Program ‘Meet 
Slated in Series dance; Mrs. Merelyn Marshall, 
visiting teacher; Mrs. Dorothy 
Zutall, school nurse; James Mc- 
Cune, visual aid; Trixie Moore, 
vocal music; Randolph Nelson, in- 
strumental music; Mrs. Nina 
Mitchell, librarian; Gloria Rudolph 
and David Sebring, physical edu- 
cation. 
Dennis Cooper     
Plan Third Travelogue 
Wednesday Night in 
Waterford 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Southfield Township “New Adventures in Michigan,” a 
Dr. William Reitz, Wayne Uni- Color travelogue photographed and 
versity professor, will address the edited by Dennis Glenn Cooper will 
John Grace School PTA meeting be presented by Cooper in person, 
tonight at 8 p..m. ___ ‘at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Dr. Reitz, who conducts Euro-| isaac Crary Junior High School. 
pean tours during the summer his is the third in a series of 
months. will speak on, “European six winter adventure films spon- Education in Comparison to Ours.” | sored by the recreation depart- 
East Southfield ment this year. 
East Southfield PTA will spon- Glem Cesper sor a program of information 
with township educators speak- 
ing of their particular field of 
education during tonight's 8 p.m. 
meeting at the school. A ques- 
tion-and-answer peried will fol- 
low the talks. ‘ 
Group singing will be led by 
Trixie Moore. 
Speakers of the evening will in- 
clude: Dawn Proteau, speech 
correctionist; William Greenman, 
and Albert Pearson, special educa- 
tion; Mrs. Edith Blake, atten-   
Family season tickets for the 
Recreation Department's travel-ad-. 
venture series are still available. 
Tickets for Wednesday's program   
  seams. Left, Supt. Buttermore gets 
instruction from General Contrac- State Police Search will be available at the Crary Jun- $1,150,000 Bond 
Issue Passed Voters Okay Additions 
and New Gymnasium in 
Rochester 
ROCHESTER—Voters approved 
the $1,150,000 bond issue 798 to 450, 
in yesterday's special election for 
the Rochester Community School 
district. * * * 
Voting took place at three pre- 
cinct stations. Results in each are: 
Oakland 5 
The balance of the money will 
go to equip and construct class- 
rooms for elementary children. 
This includes a six-room addition 
to the North Hill Elementary 
School and addition of three 
classrooms a multi-purpose 
in the western part of the school 
district for future construction. 
Hatchery Fire Loss 
Estimated at $50,000 
LAPEER—Fire of undetermined 
origin caused an estimated loss 
  of $40,000 to $50,000 to the Arrow 
head Hatchery owned by Bryan 
Smith, 440 Newark Rd. In addition 
to the two buildings totally de- 
stroyed, 2,500 hens were burned to 
death. 
The loss is partially insured, 
officials said. . 
  township incorporation is far from 
being a dead issue, First, charter voters yesterday approved a 750,- 
proponents may file a petition'000 bond issue earmarked for ele- | 
signed by 300 voters within the,mentary construction, purchase of! 
next 10 days with Mayor Swanson, future sites, and remodeling of the 
calling for the election of a new. présent Junior High School build- 
charter commission. | ing. The yes vote was 441, with 135 
op’ MAY RE-SUBMIT ; 
Second, if no petition is filed, ior High door. 
  ‘Cub Scouts Plan Party 
: . | FOUR TOWNS — Cub Scouts of Primary Party This Week pack 67 will hold their annual LAPEER — The Primary-Junior 
  tor Sugden, right). Sugden's on {OF Center Line Girl 
Don is chiew engineer for the proj-| CENTER LINE (INS) — State: 
ect. The very latest and best in/police continued their search. to- ay . day for a 16-year-old Center Li , Christmas party at the Four Towns 
santo n is rae used, inctuding | itl who Was last seen in thelChtistmas party and potluck din-\ Methodist Church, at 7:30 p.m. gantic new tractors. Site prepa- pany of a man answering the|"** with parents and teachers will| Wednesday. Gifts will be ex- 
ration deadline for the factory is lbe held Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at ~ ** description of an escaped mental) changed and the boys will decorate 
All precincts reported balloting February 1. Lak the Monroe Street Methodist = tree with ornaments they have 
the a een read, pe in favor of the proposition. The Missing since last Friday ee: pee ee vise the charter and submit 0) int at Walled Lake was 131 yes, | Mary Miller. the voters a second time. 162 no: Uni ; “ ; : ° no; op Lake, 191 yes and 10} 2 mJ She was in a restaurant Fri- W a chester ts net scorpted |no: Wixom 28 yes to 22 mer Gun Deadline for Site-Preparation Is Feb. 1 | day waiting for friends when a | 
Soa et ee re oe a Lincoln Plant at Wixom Starts Its Climb *2==="""|     
    
  
    
  charters are rejected, Southfield | gary, 37 yes, 18 no. a boy she knew had been injured | 
automatically reverts to town- Following the tpt of elec- in an auto accident. 
ed in every precinct in the town-| tion of a 15-room elementary By REBA HEINTZELMAN building and two main assembly | make up the landscape along the parently heading for the “acci-. 
ship with the exception of No. 12) scheol, to be located on Decker Press Correspondent plants covering upproximately Wixom road. ace scene. ailp status. tion returns the Board of Educa- A waitress told police the girl| The proposed charter was defeat-| tion tet the contract for construc- left the place with the man. ap- 
which includes the Northland area} read near Pontiac Trail. The MILFORD—Every hour of the 1,500,000 square feet of floor BIGGEST TRACTOR She has not been seen since. 
and Magnolia subdivision. The vote’ general contract went to the Wal- | day, bull dozers, turn-a-pulls, trac- 
  space. When the plant is in full A new traction-type tractor is, Warren Township police say 
production, there will be a ca- 
| ’ there was 265 for and 202 against. lace Construction Co. of Farm- tors and—men, are changing the ‘ being demonstrated at the plant. the man was wearing a black 
TROY | ington for $241,000. 'coritour of the countryside near Leet of bo ba el ac- |Site. Weighing close to 35 tons.| jeather jacket and black leather 
Wixom. | cording to Ben D. Mills, Lincoln (ang with 400 horse-power, it is one| beots. He answers the descrip- A slim 86 votes passed the char-, Colonial Electric will supply the, 
ter for the city of Troy in yes- electrical. work at $22,770. Matt 
terday’s election. Final count on|Conzemius of Milford, the mechan- 
the charter vote was 1,223 to 1,137. ical at $78,300. The board also Ld * * * | Division's general manager. of the biggest tractors in the coun-| tien ef a man who Porapealivusn 
Even before the official ground-| There are eleven turn - a - pulls,|try. according to Charles Butter-| the mental ward of Veterans Hos- 
|breaking ceremonies of the new with 300 horse-power hauling ca- More, construction superintendent. pital in Battle Creek, two weeks |Lincoln Assembly plant recently.| pacity loads of 112,000 pounds.| General contractors for the | ago, 
  
    
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Refreshments will be served by 
room: mothers in each room. ° * : 
Ortonville Rotarians . 7 | The setting for the program will 
ito Hold Annual Event ‘be of an American family at home. ! 
ORTONVILLE — Ortonville Ro- The scenes done in pantomime will) 
tarians will hold their annual begin with the trimming of the (Advertisement) didi 1,100 fi r r S- 3 ; acied)s jor louvres over class. s-chitects and engineers had Twenty-live-ton tractors push the  site.preparation work are Sugden | Police say the man has a record 
11 CLASSROOMS Motor Company's‘ history. The have been hired to run the beawy which he directs the present 
Christmas Party will be devoted t ca | + 
evcted) 10) special edace Yesterday began the gigantic |and Study Club will hold its annual) ry ,e8 | 
“samaiaee calcu Deaths in Nearby Communities Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. to- aaa 000 feet according to, Buttermore. ' Christmas. She was the former Gladys Seth, and since their marriage in 1905 
operative supper, an exchange room, clinic, and storage areas. | Aldrich, 81, was held today from koff-Milliken Funeral Home with will soon go through a tremendous Christmas gifts. 
lot and driveway curbing. 
ard arich died Saturday night in La-|will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. William Abrams, postmaster. How. Leonard Women to Meet 
als | peer. man of the party. pao cberered Ox lcomrecs of Mr: | He is survived by a son, Clar-|rented three boxes here, making\en's Club will be entertained at to Giv e Yu ] eti d e P rogra 
|her foster son, Kenneth Drew of|Mrs. Clara Jonckheere of Utica: | quarters, Abrams said. Elmwood Street for a 1 p.m. lunch- g 
MARLETTE — The WSCS of the Mrs. Mary Russell of Chicago. dren: and three sisters and one for Feb. 1 at which time con- nish entertainment for the after/a Christmas program titled 4 ee aa 
i a 4 Mrs, Elizabeth Mulder . a ics and $15 to Marcey Center for chil ‘local Optimist ~!ub members will Mrs CLARKSTON — Prayer service we are preparing the land for 
night. A father-son banquet is buffet style dinner at the Tiemon- *@5 held at 2 p.m. Monday from 
Flint Druggist Stops ‘ domes In the mayor's race, Frank Cos- room mes to permit the use of |moved in to start work on one turn-a-pulls when the going gets} ang Sivier of Detroit, Sugden of violence and criminal activity 
A jst the biggest projects in the Ford! rough. and 30 skilled operators | has a radio-equipped car from | ———— , 
Cheerie Chum Total cost of the building will be new plant will be Lincoln's Na- equipment. | clearing work, covering 80 acres. \Lapeer Social and Study 
$343,170 of which the county will) "onal Headquarters. Ruad-graders, cranes and rollers) There are 320 acres in the entire Club Sets Holiday Party pay $16,585 for two rooms which! There will be a large office | are leveling the small hills that} Lincoln ewned tract of land. EER—The Thursday Social] 
Scheduled Today «'" land's | ERFORD TOWN ; ‘Job of laying the 54-inch drain tile Christmas party at the home of TO OBSERVE s@ YEARS—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shults will observe we will be a Chee Se ae The building will consist of 11 | to accommodate the some 5,000 | Mrs. Vernon Smith Thursday. Roll) their golden wedding anniversary at their home at $198 Buckell Lake éergartce eau a msuin jemployes. It will extend about 13,-|call will be to name symbols of/ Road, Holly, next Sunday with open house from two to six o'clock | de ms, -par- , & day at the home of Mrs. Henry pose room with kitchen and Mrs, Cora Aldrich ling Township, will be held at 9:30 Christ luncheon will be Mehiberg, 5838 Andersonville Rd.| stare, offices, library. teachers? a Reruns be hd lava) Wedneeday (com die Scars! Pas . ixOM 19:30 and members wilt exchanse “they have lived at this address. They have a son, Leslie, also of Holly, ‘The party will inclede a ce- | ge, » library, LAPEER—Service for Mrs, Cora!a. 3 | Although the village of Wixom 12:30 and members will cemenel musi] Coro grancichuldron!l Reatinaes (ad Gary. 
| The price also includes parking the Baird Funeral Home with 10 a.m. service following in St.) change. so far, there has been ——— 
5 | burial in Lum Cemetery. Mrs. Al-/ Lawrence Catholic Church. Burial) little: or no activitiy according to. . 
tee tor ie weedy. chain! At Monday's necting, the bo Waterford Center School Mrs. James Say chair- , /Mr. Maes died Saturday afternoon.) ever, the Lincoln company has) LEONARD—The Leonard Wom- 
| Augus | She is survived by her daughter, " 
Gr Votes Mo es lrageecrghe ome yrele * grade MTs. Laura Kendig of Kalamazoo; lence of Port Huron: a sister, | Wixom its official mailing head-|the home of Mrs. Emma Foe on 
oup ofes ney which w ' as opened Monday at the a . ae : to Hospital at Meeting ‘Twin Beach School. y Imlay City: five grandchildren; two brothers, Valere of Utica and Deadline date for the site. |°" Thursday. A Christmas pro-} waATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Wa. in turn in the background. 
one great-grandchild; a sister. /Cyriel of Comstock: four grandchil-| preperation work has been set (STM and gift exchange will fur |terford Center School will present) 1. progtam will close with all es 
ose with 
Methadint (cuacch voled Thareday Optimists to Entertain Iil.; and a brother, Delos Conley prother in Belgium. tracts fof the building constrac. {00 meeting. “Christmas in America” at, 7:30)" 
to send $25 to Bronson Hospital) SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The) °f Imlay City. | « Twin Boys Watson | tion will be let. p.m. Thursday. ° * 
dren in Chicago. entertain their wives at the annual) IMLAY CITY—Service for “for the infant twin sons of John al = ot 7); . Aco faitre. eh ithe mz buil only, at this The group set Dec. 28 for family|Christmas party Thursday with a Elizabeth Mulder. 69. Imlay City. and al ee ae _ Bridge time." Sanden aa en eather 
= ; : *hristi od Church, | Lake - Wi neld today at permitting, we will be ready for! planned for February. ltesst Club, in Detroit. the Christian Reformed Church, i pm. at the Sparpe Funeral Home i seas cornpenies take   
  
  
  
  
  
          
  
  |with burial in Imlay Township Aa : ; iChristmas t and will lead : ~riday vith burial im Lakeview Cem-| ger F " Christmas party tonight (Tuesday)|Coristmas tree w up 
Comte, iY aptersete The boss were dead at hin) ™"" FPL” _____|at'@ap p.m. atthe Hotel len 0 the decper meaning of Christ! Bleeding Piles To Decide Chief’s Case oe a or aeeee yesterday morning at St. Joseph | h ] Families will be entertained at mas. the celebration of the birth! 
. poled ae oh of Imlay City,| Mercy Hospital. Pontiac. Donelson Sc! OOL the potluck affair. Rotarians are of Christ. 5 Years Ago—No Trouble Since 
S t I ti tl land Miss Janette Mulder, Grand] Surviving besides the parents Children to Give rig fee bring a oie ever re During each pantomime, pu- as 7 Sait 
um Ma e nves 1ga 10n Rapids; six sons, Sidney of Grandjare: a sister, Peggy; the grand- ren, ve none on pils of.a different grade will sing wha ool oral ba ocelot 
Rapids, Peter and Martin of Im-|parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wat-, = : . Even treatments failed. So I was skeptiral 
ROYAL OAK — A summation of better understanding of respective lay City, Sy of California, John|son of Detroit and Mr. and ua Yuletide Pr ogr am , — Baptists to Hold pee LL the results of a two-month investi- ‘responsibilities of officers and R. of Chicago, and Albert with the| Leslie Maynard of Pikesville, Ky.. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —/|Nike Official Speaks pti Meet Tes pa beret net lon ee gation of me ne or Wray men.” | U. S. Army at Fort Knox; three Carrie Cece iThe children of Donelson School SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — ORTONVILLE—The annual busi-| ‘rouble — art arrose have com: 
was given to the City Comiceten| Im all, 25 renabers of the fire (site?S,, Mrs. Jennie Postma and) siGHLAND — Service for Mrs.|Will present thete Grrstmas Ptr (Capt. J. Olson. U.S. Army, sta- ness meeting of the Baptist Church| § sre erpant” Wy mar! Gets toae of 
Monday night department have testified against and” Mrs. Alice  VonSledright, CarTie Cece, 65. 381 F- Livingston, ee. the Mage CRETE” UGhs toned at the Nike Guided Missile will be held at 7:45 p.m. Wednes- gwen ten <*> , ae _ ee ; ce ’ will be at 9 a.m. Friday from St. 0" Wednesday and Thursday Sicenter on 11 Mile road in South- : mms; Walgreen's: $ Thrifty; J. V.2 Wray. On Nov, 9 after the hear- Grand Rapids: two brothers, John : : ; week at the school at 8 p.m. for day. Family night, with a potiyick Hallman Drug; Luttrell Pharmacy: In a letter signed by Louis A.| ings Wray was given an oppor- (Hoolsema. Rudyard. and. Dick May's Church with burial in St. Ree { —_ field, was guest speaker this week’ disor ot 7 will Suakster & Jones; Dunseith: Cole's; i he E >| ; wines) tase ' Mary's Cemetery, Milford. Mrs. their parents. at the Kiwanis club meeting held r at ¢ will precede the busi-| Purtney's; Rule: Quality: Keego Drug, Demute, chairman of the Employe| tunity to testify on his own be- | Hoolsema. Grand Rapids, and 26 : ness meeting. thor, Drayton Pisins, Aubura Relations Committee, which con-| half. | grandchildren Roce Sec early bey head ee ed Ouealeheoca oor iy sectors = eet ; She is survived by two sons, rected by Patricia Yeiser, fal) bol SL ducted the investigation. it was! city Manager E. M. Shafter has Mrs. Andrew . Johns - fee y ” lim om guided missiles and av noted that ‘“‘Lack of tact and di- 
plomacy by Fire Chief Wray was| 
the chief factor for the dissension 
in the department. 
“That there is evidence of in- 
digcretion havipg been committed 
by Wray on certain occasions | 
im administration of the de- | 
— and in his ‘conduct at 
‘. “That certain corrective meas- 
ures should be taken to improve 
efficiency and morale of the de- 
    32 cow bells. There will 
vocal selections. | also held private hearings with 
several officers of the fire depart- 
ment. Wray wes Mred by Shafter. 
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City Commissioners will decide 
next Monday night what action 
will be taken in the matter. 
Musical Betts to Perform 
METAMORA — The ‘Musical 
Betts’’ will give a program at the 
Hunters Creek Community Church 
at 8 p.m. tonight. Musical instru- 
ments include a vibraharp, .ma- 
rimba, mandolin, musical saw, Ha- 
waiian guitar, 435 sleigh bells and 
  > SE ee ’ a 
oe also be) . LAPEER—Service for Mrs, An- 
drew Johns, 74, North Lapeer road, 
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednes- 
day at the West Deerfield Church 
with burial in West Deerfield 
Cemetery. Mrs. Johns died Sunday 
in Lapeer. : “: 
She is survived by her husband, 
three children, Earl Flynn of Whit- 
tier, Calif., Chester Flynn of Meta- 
mora and Mrs. James Bindon of 
Fostoria; one sister, Mrs. Richard Mark J. of Highland and Anthony 
of Berkley; 15 grandchildren and 
several brothers and sisters in 
England. 
White Lake Farm Bureau 
Slates Supper Meeting 
‘ WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—The 
December meeting of the White 
Lake Farm Bureau will be held 
in the basement of the White Lake 
    |Sheriff of Boyne Falls; a brother, 
\Fred Most, of Tacoma, Wash.; 
17 grandchildren; and several 
great-grandchildren. — Presbyterian Church with a pot- 
luck supper at 7:30 p.m. tonight, 
Those - attending are asked to 
gift: will Mr, Leonard 
Freund and Mr. and Mrs: Clar-       bring a for exchange. Hosts 
be and Mrs. 
r. 
De Arthond, | music teacher for the school. 
Principals in the Wednesday 
night cast will be: Santa, Arthur 
McCall; Wimble, Diana Adams; 
and Nimble, Patricia: Shattuck. On 
Thursday evening cast members 
will be Santa, Tood Irish; Wimble, 
Marlene Smith and Nimble, Susan 
Tyrrell. . 
County Calendar Metamora 
Guild Mo. 3 will meet at St. 
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    plained the part these have in our 
national defense program. 
        
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    to bring a C for exchange, 
|, Union Lake will hold thetr Wusiness meeting at 7:30 p.m. fh tae Os p.m. tonight at 
torium, , a 
ib     Christmas bills. And you can 
repay easily in small monthly 
payments. All you need to do loan will ¢are for those 
come over and SEE US! 
    
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Hotyesed Headlines: donned a baseball uniform—the   
Pulls Gun on Film Fans {te 1 rete thar to put aside What's s a New Yorker? | PASADENA, Calif.  — David their popcorn so he could hear what 
Gordon couldn't stand the crunch- se soni ec sche inde a Here’ O 3 cat the ern te ere si es One Definition 
Pasadena theater. In desperation, |nothing had happened, and a ra WISH PD SAID THAT: “The typical New Yorker is a mid- 
he pulled a gun on the ae od came around and swept up the) westerner who came here seeking his big chance, not know- — per some — in littered paca of Gesiay ing he’d lost it when he left the midwest.”—Bill Demling GS al aan at ap tema Ware adly’ pela ages a threatening} ‘°f the Garry Moore staff). 
porarily, his permit to carry a gun. / manner, Gerdon was free yester- By EARL WILSON 
He said he didn't pull the gun until day on $500\bail. AMERICA LAUGHS! 
NEW YORK—The Year’s Worst Pun is by Robin Rustic who 
\ quotes the hangman as remarking, “I've got some noose for to buy those you”... “All some hunters ever bag,” says the Knickerbocker   | 
  
  
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Christmas . ’ * * * x 
Gifts x Vivian Blaine, the doll of “Guys and Dolls,” attending record i es ak | 
\ artist June Valli’s opening at the Plaza, looked very shapely - ' \ : '| GLASSWARE IS ALWAYS IN 
But = causing a bysitter to revive the line, “A woman with a perfect|ggop TASTE. Decorative fel 
36 can be a lot more dangerous than a woman with a 38.” useful, this cruet will stand in view 
You Can Buy Good Insurance All Year Long 4 An after-dinn 4 —even when it's not full. Crystal, 
The Gilt of Protection for You and Your Family er speaker's boring talk that nobody listens to is “A Ham’s Soliloqy” . . . Couple of departed bopsters |V¢n¢tian glass and even the old- 
Visit our medern down ground fleer office Z » | fashioned ssed glass are back Wielt our modern dewstown ground, flees, olfien where 700 _met in Heaven (says E. Kitograd). “Well, how’s it up here?” | vic. Loch rs 
- “Ghoul, man, ghoul.” 
: J. L. VAN WAGONER AGENCY, Inc. Rey Wiltén—Heward Leeney—Jack Brannsck 
  Best line in years was that | 
by President Geo. Cross of If uce lone Nuptial 
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  Cincinnati Reds, no les#—to p! 
in a comedy called ‘O'Toole from 
Lippy’s Baseball Training) seco" Matinee treater. te has been announced as emcee for 
Proves Usetul.in TV Job "ae he the pertain long as they don’t want me 
By BOB THOMAS {er has numerous other chores. Not) to ss an actor,” he said. “If they 
HOLLYWOOD wu — Leo Duroch-| the least is as a performer. Last give me something in which I can 
er's baseball training comes in week he appeared on the Ethel jact like~Durocher and talk like 
handy with his new job as TV, Merman show. Yesterday he 
{network executive, Instead of um-|,.——— = = 
ipires, he can outshout actors. | a Durocher, I don’t: mind it.”   
   
        
             
     
         
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The highly vocal ex-pilot of the 
New York Giants now occupies an 
office in’ the rarified reaches of 
NBC officialdom. He’s just as talk- 
jative as ever, though in somewhat 
\gentler terms than he used on the 
diamond. But not always. 
What are his duties? That's what 
many people wondered when the 
Lip left baseball for the network 
post at a reputed $50. 000 a year.| auld NOUR  Bittrild Thetis poly s P< Ea *. +> 
     “I'm not quite sure what I'm 
supposed to do,’ he replied. ““The! 
only way I can define the job is 
the way (NBC biggie) Bob Sarnoff ‘ 
jput it: I’m an NBC executive.’ sits = TODAY! The STORY of the FAITH THAT 
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  Te 4 Lawaence FE 4-9571 @ Oklahoma U. a couple sea- Fig stenrebacs ee | 
Y DPAADDDAAAADRT PPAR RAD RD. ADD DDD ADD PADMA of o- sons ago when he said, “1H A C id: ork's. bi 5 Bf From helt 2 world away they Name . . . drawn by the | -_ Nabe We ean talid a untrers||tO2 merican upl fated for a TV" set Yor hie new ig tabelous treasure of California and it Goiden Cities . « « 
THE PLACE TO SOLVE YOUR FLOOR PROBLEMS' | isty our football team can be} wESTERN FRONT, Korea nw apartment. He was sent = “the! : 
‘ 1. Ee ; proud of” ... Ed Byron, after'An American major played Cupid|kind that a shop might le you) i 
A U. S. SAVINGS STAMP ! , _ Selling NBC a TV show about/yesterday for the first wedding in| while yous hed noche aby 
WITH EVERY $5.00, PURCHASE , | the Civil War, said, “It takes|the Allied half of the truce zone|be repaired.’ Durocter reported.) : ~ | & soon mr £ nigel a ce ee Korea. The star was ened Durocher| 
when the networ Uys M F s ley, Pitts- Was sent as peace emissary, When's 
LINOLEUM — PAINT — TRIMEDGE they want to start it yester- wea Pa. BA atte omen: |he arrived, the star launched into|® 
CONSOWELD — WALL TILE day. for the U. S. 24th Division, ar-/@ tirade. Durocher matched him 
Margaret Twyman of the|ranged transportation and Special ee ot ee ant to shout. 1/% Chung Il T rai = De 
— —tThis Week's Special-—— Junior Leagues mentions the|(1 bid South Korean soldier. could|¢@" shout with you; I'm an ex-& man with a heavy cold who meet and marry a girl he had Pert at it,” said the former big 
DEEP COLOR FLAT pi 39 hoarsely whispered to a lady never seen. ong ‘But if you — ri ao 
ow sodajerk he wanted vanilla| LIVE IN MIDDLE pron ay —— i 
OIL PAINT ie ice cream. “We only have| The bride and about 125 a The star aired his beef, and! ! 
12 Colors JUNE chocolate and strawberry,”|Persons live in Tae Song Dung.\nurocher said he'd fix it. He ar-| 
i= whispered back, mimicking him. “Do you also have laryngi- Tight ean in the middle of the ranged the gift of a new 21-inch ¢ 
| tis?” he asked her. “No,” she whispered in reply, “only chocolate ipa wy x a ZONC | set—after going through company | 3 
land strawberry, like I told you!” and one of the most heavily guard of course, i ed villages in the world. Roads Aside from memo aru and 
: st) eethward are guarded by, North eeping the actors happy. Duro 'THE MIDNIGHT EARL ove eee | Americans. 
Cee CHRISTMAS OUR Frank Sinatra’ll have Christmas with the children and Nancy, The villagers raise rice and cab-, 
PRICES | (despite rumors he’s going to Spain to see Ava) ... Gloria Van- Fanaty al i liv pane Biat/ eS _ 
ae turned down two more movie scripts; but being a lady, when ana ieee Birnley. 
Open won't name them .. . Jackie Gleason hopes to put Marilyn Mon- they must return the same way.. 
Menday Thru Saturday roe on one of his Tvers. The wedding was arranged in) 
Phone for yn a a ES Ou | 3 Ft. and = 
Evening Appointment One of the major slick mags got a fast money transfusion Fn, pa eg pe pe : Table Size 
to keep it from folding . . . Nelson Eddy rejected a fat offer |... eee aa sa meteors it 
p R FE M | FE Q P L A S T | C if | LE from Miami's Monte Carlo hotel ‘cause they wouldn't give they knew ala good bride. They 
him a suite for free ... Jackie Gleason will play Santa at (named Pak Yong Soon, 18, an or-, 
Armstrong Dealer The Lighthouse's party for blind children. ene girl's vee was ap-| 
Pp . It was set up, except |i” 
13, Clarkst x « & the matter of the ceremony. Bargains in Golf Clubs Rumors persist that Clare Boothe Luce will resign as ambas- ye and accessories 
"a |sador to Italy, replaced by “Wild Bill” Donovan .. . Linda Dan- After the wedding the bride’s 
‘I/son and Jon Hal! (Frances Langford’s ex) will wed during the family held a feast with rice wine Golf Supplies 
‘| holidays. and specia] foods. American sol- 
DR H A MILLER A diers with Birnley joined. So did] 3152 W. Huron FES-8318 ; 
. . C : EARL'S PEARLS some Swiss and Swedish officers] Open Deily end Sundey | 3 Foe _ = 
O . ee 7 from the nearby neutral team 10 A.M. to 8 P. M. ‘ oe rr } { ptometrist % A man married 25 years calls it a trial camp and Panmunjom. STARTS FRIDAY 
; L marriage: “It was a trial te me from the 
_{ 7 North Saginaw Street : first day. Hillsdale Fair Selects Ps For the JANE BUSSELL © JEANNE CRAIN 
§ WISH I'D SAID THAT: Guy Mitchell repeats the tale of the Kelley for 27th Time } ohare: Party! — IN — 
Phone FE 4-6842 ‘|\purgiar who broke into a dress shop and stole « dress for his| Y. - Jokes - Novelty y “GENTLEMEN MARRY BRUNETTES” : } HILLSDALE w — Harry B. Kel- Christmas Cards 
1 3 wife. She made him break in again and exchange it. That's’ 
i 3 4 ley yesterday was elected for the] Piper's Magazine Outlet | “ Thi ; soht’” jjearl, brother. ‘27th year in a row as secretary-] 35 Auburn Ave. FE 4-8240 
' Better Things in Sig (Copyright 1935, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) |manager of the Hillsdale County | 
; . en by the’, Hillsdale County’! 
cultural Assn. | 
Open Friday Evenings 0 h C d S| Kelley reported that despite ad-| EEGO 
' New ean oe ma q oe aying verse weather the 1955 fair showed | THEATRE 
hata a ane aaa Recruits to Join ffles | a $576 profit and reported the fair NOW PLAYING Closed Wednesday Afternoons | if T Y aes nvestigators | § now had $33,498 in cash on hand. 
= or 1 wo ears | OMAHA  — Police termed the. Airport Buildup Due 
Draft-eligible area men were re- trail cold today and Detective In- - oer 
f s Deed Ernest Brown said * ‘We're ETR w— and 
minded veteray tt Pe akin the Moderna” We Ma seg ade mat iayane! of Omaha University coed Airport is expected to proceed 
in the Regular Army and the), Carolyn Nevins, 20. after Jan. 15, Leroy C. ‘Smith, air 
AMERICAN ie Reserve. Miss Nevins was shot four times a ay a and — County 
Under a new program, men may at close range last Friday night/nignway engineer, Monday. 
enlist for a two-year period, finish-|or early Saturday after working Smith said the Civil Aeronautics FLYER llate at the school library, where Authority has been asked to in- ing their obligations with a three- she pad a part-time job, She was crease a $600,000 request*for the 
TRAIN SETS year service in the Reserves. | puried ‘yesterday. Job by $638,000. State and county 
a! ee There are still vacancies in the | -itoGrZEs GIRL |matching funds would bring the 
Tacos! Selassion'et Train | Acsomorion program aimed at high school stu-| sO nee Reape, on Sit heaton he Planes dents, permittin from 17 to slender se —— jobby Supplies, Model pe g men {former pastor and now of Des@ . ; 
Authorized Lionel Train Service '18%2 years old to enlist for a six-| Moines. eulogized her as a girl, lo, we haven't got Chef Pierre from the Rits—Our recipes have 
tunities for technical training in leased on $100 appearance bond an On US-1@ in Drayton Plains 
any of 120 courses. ex-taxi driver picked up after he|       
  month tour of active duty and whose life ‘was already dedicated fy been handed down by Mom to Daughter. 
. finish service in the Reserves. |to the Lord’’ th hh hurch 
I AS K ER’S 63 W. Huron povvrceyear enlistments also arelore ™™ ™oush Per rch el Deeker’s — © Brecktast FE 5-6261 being taken, and offer wide oppor-| A few hours later, police re-| @ Lunch 
Cefeteric @ Dinners 
        
                      Mong Ea ‘BENCAZI” § 
SAT.—Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye in “White Christmas”   
had allegedly been heard to say in|   
TUESDAY WED. & THURS. | CS ny ny aR iy Oy | The man agreed to take a lie 
Truck Kills Woman Ww. 
Proudly Announce (3) BARGE hr Nay tis, 58, of Jackson was struck and 
The Ope: ning of Their H. Pollock of Jackson, the driver, 
Be police eee oe opal 
New WALGREEN Agency Store from 
failed to see her. 
at 4985 Dixie Highway a: pecs a man ond] WOR a Ts |        
          
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‘NEXT TO NATIONAL FOOD 
DRAYTON PLAINS 8 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14 
a. Double Red Stamps at All 3 Thrifty Stores 
Thrifty PHARMACISTS Charge LESS for Filling 
PRESCRIPTIONS   
        No Cover—No Minimum 
‘DELL'S    \detector test and Capt. Alvin Clin- 
yoy ichard said the test indicated ‘the — 
/was not responsible for the kill- ‘ Edward G re orge 
ing.” (ai 
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LAST TIMES TODAY—“YOUR NEVER 
TOO YOUNG” Also “KHYBER PETROL” 
STARTS TOMORROW   
  DARKNESS 
ALWAYS HIDDERN.. 
ge OG ART RAY USTINOV 
had Pare Jie Andie ai Til ti new Wi th The Screen’s Wonder Horse! 
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Pentiac Press Phetes 
to right) Mrs. Charles Runta of Birmingham, Mrs. Herman Luhrs of 
Birmingham, Mrs. Duncan McVean of the State Hospital Grounds and | 
Mrs. Bessie Brown of Beach street. The annual Christmas party sponsored by the Republican Women’s 
Federation of Oakland County was held Monday at the Franklin home 
of Mrs. Harry Henderson. Among the members gathering were (left   = ‘ “ 
~ # $4 
ue Lovely Girl 
~ Makes Men 
Fall Asleep Her Hypnotic Eye 
Sends Them Off to 
Dreamland 
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
NEW YORK (INS) — Whenever 
Miss Lynne Gordon makes eyes at 
a man, he falls asleep. * * al 
Miss Gordon thinks this is the 
height of flattery. For though she 
considers herself attractive enough 
) as girls go, she also considers her- 
| self rather occult in a nice way,' 
| and her profession is hypnotism. 
“At this stage of my career,” 
she says, “I would rather bow! 
men over professionally than per- 
| sonally. Hypnotism now , , , 
! husband later.” 
| A redhead with large brown eyes 
: and a voice that is as deep and 
| soft as a feather bed, Miss Gordon 
| claims she can put people to sleep 
| merely by sending them a post- 
| card or a cable. * * . 
| “If I've met them before, they 
go to sleep immediately upon read-, 
ing it,” she says. “If I've never 
seen them, I don't always succeed| 
| in making them sleep. But invari- 
| ably they are relaxed and groggy.”” 
| SOME SECRETS 
Ask her the secret of this long- 
distance mesmerism and Miss Gor-| 
don replies, ‘A lady has to have| 
some secrets, especially in the) Mrs. Harry Henderson (center) was hostess to the 
hypnotism business,” and looks at) Republican Women’s Federation of Oakland County were Mrs. George A. Dondero (left) of Royal Oak and 
Mrs. Robert Sutton of Lorberta street. you compellingly. Suddenly you) 
_ don't have the energy to press the! 
matter further. s Monday at her home in Franklin. Two of her guests 
2 | 
| Although the art of ‘‘Rasputing”’ - 
| is frequently looked upon, even to-| 
| day, as a combination of parlor 
| game and black magic, is this par-| 
| ticular hypnotist says it is really, 
one of the therapeutic boons = 
, the world. 
| She believes that the power to 
sway people into a _ semi- ~~, 
| conscious state where they will 
| obey your will is ‘an innate | 
| power” (Miss Gordon is one of | 
| seven children of a seventh 
| daughter and her grandfathers | 
| were pro hypnotists in Europe;) 
| but whether it is fnaate or 
merely cultivated by long study— 
the power can be used for good, 
she says. 
“For instance, the reason people 
cannot go to sleep sometimes is 
simply this: They lie down in bed} 
and proceed purposely and con- 
scientiously to keep themselves 
awake,” she claims. 
Now when a man holds a con- 
ference, he concentrates on busi- 
ness. When a woman writes a, 
letter, she concentrates on the, 
letter. But when a person wants| 
to go to sleep, says Miss Gordon, | 
they concentrate on not going to 
sleep and worrying about it. 
“Even if you count sheep, you 
are concentrating on the sheep, and) 
those little devils can be very dis- 
Ke acl 
  i 
  
Sie on le ME 
  The hypnotist puts the power of 
concentration into a  person—/ 
teaches him to think “I am relax: 
ing, I am going to sleep, I am 
*  asieep’,’   a 2e 
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Photographed at the tea table were (left to right) 
Mrs. T. H. Mumford of Oxford, Mrs. Kenneth B. Nichols 
of Franklin, president of the federation, and Mrs. Kay Club. The affair was the annual Christmas party spon- 
sored by the Republican Women’s Federation of Oak- 
land County. Tt is very simple, she says, afte: 
they get over that stage gf thinking 
“I am relaxing, f am’ going ‘to 
  sleep, I am. asleep—or am I. . 
really?” | Henkel, pr esident of the Royal Oak Republican Women's , | : ‘ 
    
lt 
Shulz of Sta 
president of Twe members who have long been 
active in the federation are Mrs. Paul 
_dans (left) of Clarkston and Mrs. Grace     epublican Women Gather for Yule Party 
« 
te avenue. Mrs. Shulz 
the Pontiac Republican 
W omen’s C lub. — 
; Women’ S Section   
ap C ESD. \Y, 
_New Leaders 
Are Installed 
for June Group 
A candiclhight installation serv 
ice was conducted by Mrs. Ed 
ward Auchard when members of 
the June Group of the First Pres-, 
/byterian Church met Friday at the 
home of Mrs. E. G. Winn on South 
Pemberton road, Bloomfield Hills 
* DE c E MBER 13, 1955     
™ * 
Officers installed were Mrs. A. 
L. Drury, chairman; Mrs C. M 
Saunders, vice chairman: Mrs. R 
There are four pages in 
today’s Women’s Section 
C. Cummings, secretary: Mrs 
Lorenz Vasbinder, treasurer, and 
Mrs. Winn, corresponding sccre- 
tary 
Mrs. Ericson Lewis, chairman, 
welcomed Mrs. Auchard, Mrs 
Hugh Hales and Mrs. Frances 
Otmstead, who were guests at 
the meeting. Also welcomed were | 
two new members of the group, | 
Mrs. Edith Tick and Mrs. Dewe 
Taylor. | 
The afternoon's program was at 
ranged by Mrs. W. Dean Thomp 
son and Mrs. Winn. Mrs. John 
Maginnis and Mrs. Cummings told| 
of Christmas customs in foreign 
lands while Mrs. E. Orr and Mrs. 
may skin Presented a Christ: “lass Gathers Ld * * . 
| The group also enjoyed creme iat Christmas 
Christmas carols and the exchange ‘Dinner Pa rty 
of gifts. A special gift: was pre- 
and their sented to Mrs. Lewis, retiring 
|chairman of the group. families attended the Christmas 
dinner party of the Fellowship 
St. Anthony Group Class of the Baldwin Avenue Evan-   
Twenty-one couples 
° . zelical United Brethren Church. 
Enjoys Yule Dinner 9 *" Soy 
The James K boulevard home The decorations for the Satur- 
the church were 
tapers and novelty of Mrs. Wayne Miller was the day party at setting for the annual Christmas sreens. bulbs, 
cooperative dinner and party of Yule candles. 
St. Anthony Unit of St. Benedict] The Rev. Myron R. Everett 
Church. | read the Scripture and gave the The Rev. Norman Thomas of-} prayer. Mrs. Kenneth McQueen, fered the opening prayers and class president, welcomed the Mrs. Elmer Lipman led_ the 
group tn singing Christmas carols 
;at the Monday evening meeting 
Gifts were gathered for the chil- 
dren at the State Home and Train- 
ing School at Lapeer. 
Alpha Xi Alumnae ito Hold Yule Party by Paul Jones, acting as Members of the Birmingham) Claus. 
Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Xi Del-| * ©¢ ¢ group, and Program Chairmae 
Mrs, Robert Walker introduced 
Waldo Hostetler of Detroit whe 
presented a magic act. 
| William Gaddes led the group in 
community singing accompanied 
he Mrs. Lewis Ball. 
Following the program. gifts 
the children 
Santa {were presented to 
  _ HELE N KITE ND Al GH 
|Gregory, PAGES 20-23 
Vr. and Mrs. 
Eugene 
Autendaugh 
of Oneida, 
Wo bea. 
announce the 
engagement of 
their daughter, 
Helen, to 
Ensign Lauren 
Frederic Otis, 
USNR, son of 
Vr. and Mrs, 
of Bloomfield 
Hills. She Is a 
graduate of 
Wellesley 
College and 
he is a 
graduate of 
the Harvard 
Graduate 
School of 
Design with a 
master’s 
degree in 
architecture. 
Shower Given 
for Bride-Elect 
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mahalfy 
entertained at a _- miscellaneous 
shower in their home on Berwick 
boulevard Saturday evening honor- 
ing bride-clect Nancy Wolff of Roy-   
al Oak. . 
Present were Mr. and Mrs 
ticky Visco, Mr. and Mrs. Emil 
Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Poet 
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker 
and daughter, Carol 
Also present were Kathryn 
Hicks, Joyce Hayward. Mary 
Lucy, Thelma Henley, Lucy Pope, 
Mildred Yescovitch, Syivia Tatar, 
Mildred Hill, Oleta Gamble and 
Carol Schnole. 
New Citleeneicion 
‘World Christmas’ 
Plans were completed for the 
annual “Christmas Around the 
World’ program when members 
iof the executive board of the New J. Hawley Otis | 
ta sorority will hold their Christ-' 
|mas party Monday evening at the 
‘home of Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, 
in Royal Oak.   Committ¥e members for the af-|Citizens League of Pontiac met 
fair were Mrs. Harold Groome Saturday evening. 
and Mrs. Harold Pearsall. decora-| Maude Chambers was hostess to 
|tions and dining room; Mrs. Mac- the group at her home on Franklin 
Assisting the hostess will be Queen, Mrs. George Hollis, Mrs. boulevard. 
Mrs. Paul Brownell of Detroit and! Albert Lovse and Mrs. Gaddes.' The annual meeting will be held 
Mrs. Edmund Jositas of Oak Park. food and kitchen.   
Party Held Monday   
The annual Chistmas party spon- 
sored by the Junior Pontiac Wom- 
en's Club was held Monday in the 
Rose Kneale Room of All Loo 
Episcopal hepa 
s 
Yuletide music was presented! 5 
by the Senior Girls’ Ensemble of; 
Pontiac High School, and Mrs. 
Fred ‘Tiffany gave “The Lost 
Word.” 
President Mrs. Cecil MeCal- 
jum conducted the meeting &t 
which plans were completed for 
    \Junior Club Marks Yule 
in bringing Christmas gifts to 
a needy Péntiac family. 
Refreshments “were served dp 
the social committee with Mrs. Al-| 
bert Kohn as. chairman, assisted 
, af Mrs. Horace Young, Mrs. Jay ,' 
Ford, Mrs. Frank. ‘Williamson, | 
Mrs. Everett Garrison, Mrs: Allan!’ 
MeLintock, Mrs. William Moore. 
Mrs. Alfred Summers and Mrs. 
LeLand Martin. 
Mrs. Ronald Mountain presided 
at the punch bowl which was made 
of ice in which poinsettias,.a mini- 
ature.Santa Claus‘ and _— were} | 
  assisting the welfare committee’ laabesiied, . jSaturday evening in the Adah 
|Shelly Library. At this time the 
group will make its annual con- 
tribution to the Salvation army 
jand will aso present its subscrip- 
tion to Mayor William Donaldson 
for the Pontiac Civic Auditorium. 
  
‘Coming Events Dames of Malta, 184, Sunshine Group 
meet Wednesday for a. noon ¢o- 
| Sperative luncheon 
party and exchange of 
Lkend Wecs of the Degen Methodist 
rch will meet Wedn at 9:30 a.m. 
soy a friendship "preaxtaxt with ure Max Miller, 113 E. Brooklyn st. 
Parliamentary Study on will peed 
Wednesday at 2 p.m. 18% E. Law. 
rence St. for a olives meeting and @ . for 
Christmas party with a of ifte. - 
The al by 
Bible 4S 2 we ws Mist Chuee 
will be held te the later, 
208 Mt. Clemens ’ a? wih ae 
Lebaron "8 gf By at 3 p.m. 
/ ‘ / pore “eg Christmas    ot 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1955 : TWENTY-ONE 
Money, Personality, Sex Cited as Marriage Pitfalls   
You Can Qualify QUICKLY 
                        
    eeonting the most % Npstedgia in les 4 cerned—but hardest of all on the {cause you've had a few arguments. National Conference on Family; In Chicago, a “Cana Day” is; Dr. Paul Popenoe, founder of | : for a GOOD SALARY. formation lem avauabie rom a dosens of | child or children involved.” As the Duvalls say: Relations - a five-hour-long conference dedi- |the institute, estimates some 2%5.- a SECI IRE POSITION fering invaluable tine on all phases | For those who prefer to try and Everyone has some trouble with) 1219 University Ave. SE cated to better understanding of 000 marriages ''which were jn trou- . of marriage and telling hew you can | 14° their difficulties out as an ele and many have serious TES 14 Minn. marriage. = pave rect helped te eS ees The right kind of preparation means the differ- ; uternative to divorce, here is some = - < It emphasizes the ‘togetherness enefit of spouses and children’’| ence etween a position with real future and By EDWIN Di eS advice from Evelyn and Sylvanus On the other . ri is American Associtition of Mar- o¢ marriage.” The husband and ‘uring the last 25 years. For in| “just another job.” INS Science Writer Duvall, a husband and wife who)". 0 raged on age is| riage Counselors wife attend together, discuss prob- |r mation on AIFR services, write: Beginning and refresher courses are offered in © make the biggest ad | 1ave specialized in family prob-) | ne : re shen sou = ee vee es NY ; lems together and study together. American Institute of Family Re- TYPEWRITING, SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEP- : . re ’ - * . . i f ti Justmen marriage—husband or|lems ee « Thetp. The Devaiic ade: need so ee in all fry Gene a ey poy pee Ne ACCOUNTING, COMPTOMETER and ‘ i) hologi fo iS Scientists, educators, clergymen} 1—Try to work things out your) _ “Getting married ts really little | Family Service Association of is discussed in a lively and utterly|- Los Angeles, Calif. LATOR under the direction of a ape 
and others have come up with|self. Know something about the| more than the signing of » con. | America frank manner. — tent staff of instructors. technical lems involved. tract to build q marriage. It is a | 192 Lexington ave. * © « (Tomorrow: Children—and After) Gy el eee Vege ae Sylver caro out| Tediired first step. But it does | New York 16, N. Y. ee ne a : g, — not build the marri: , A group without church. affilia- ing, 5 that beost tee yourselves, go to a wise satin marriage any more | In addition there is the work of tice ri the field of M inJ.G 
* 6 »& adviser like a clergyman, doctor or| am the engineer's contract auto. |the three major religious groups ri an a the Bead of ear) Martin 2. our . : 1 : matically bells a home, in America. age counseling is the American to Mark 40 Y Keeping house, earning a living,|™4!tiage counselor. = ‘ = ‘Institute of Family Relations in TO M\ar ears budgeting and bank accounts, ad-| 3—If there is a serious emotional The Roman Catholic Church [og Angeles. : - iusting lifetime habits to a new disturbance, you may need to con) “The real Iwilding is done over sponsors Cana Conferences, spirit-\ ~ 7 Mr. and Mra. Martin J. Groner 7 West Lawrence Street FE 2-3551 routine, sharing the same space|‘U!t a psychiatrist. a period of time.’ ual retreats conducted on the par. PUBLISHES BOOKLETS of South Jessie street are cele Call in Person ot Return This Ad tor Bulletin 
and closets .- . these are a ;| 4-Beware of the “good” friend — It isn’t too hard to find help for ish level, According to the Rev | While much of its work is done Dvating their 40th wedding anni i vies nei ore Ol cto offers services Aa a neutral Your particular problem. In many Edward J. Dowling, S. J.. one of in Los Angeles (4.197 persons re. Versary with an open, house Sun ome. ems alter honeymoon) third party. A reputable profes- Communities, the name of a quali- | the founders of the’ Cana move- ceived consultations at AIFR of- dav at their home E ao8s ope de Fee ee vase Gao us cnn e see eteceee ran sional person is better. fied Saecuikeceater intaes ea ar the first conference was held fices in 1945), the institute pub- The open house, which will be Name Address being head-over-heels in | . ; reau is well known. n Louis at the Sacred Heart|lishes a national bulletin and a from 2 to 4 p.m., is being given. , VETERAN APPROVED. love sometimes just isn't enough EVERYONE ARGUES you can soon find out by writing) Convent on Oct. 15. 1944. __—| series of booklets available to en-/by their sons and daughters. The| te overcome them. eee bore beat bese we me nece co) any Oneyer the following national] eg that time the movement) gaged couples. It also offers home Groners have been residents of ieee nT ation think your marriage is ruined be-! organizations: has spread all over the world. study courses in sex education. 'Pontiac since 1916. 
  Figures of the National Office 
of Vital Statistics show that most 
divorces occur in the first five 
yous of. rear ringe: 
What happens after the honey- 
moon is over? 
Sociologists say there are three —_——— main problems of early married 
life—money, personality and sex. 
PROBLEMS RANKED 
Two important studies have at- 
ieee ated The Christmas Gift every woman wants of Stanford University, for ex- 
ample, reports sexual adjustment 
is important in marital happiness 
but is less a factor than mutual 
affection. 
      
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Prof. Ernest W. Burgess of the 
University of Chicago, in his fol- 
low-up study of 4,000 engaged cou- 
ples to determine the chances for 
predicting success or failure in 
marriage, reached a similar con- 
clusion. 
Explaining that all three fac- 
tors are inter-related (sexual 
maladjustments may lead to per- 
sonality problems and personality 
difficulties may cause sex or 
money disputes), Prof. Burgess 
said: 
“Our first rating shows sex dif- 
ferences and problems less im- 
portant than personality differ- 
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2 eggs. beaten 
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Mrs. Edward Bennett gave de. " oi _ : _ votions using ‘Keeping Christmas” 
- oe. Yomar Group Has OMAHA (INS)—Milk shakes and Oakland Park Methodist. Church nstallation of officers was con- Christmas Party malteds can now be prepared in WSCS was held at the church with ducted by Mrs. H. B. Austin. Mrs. | : ; a the Deborah Circle John Heitsch was __ installed as; Thirty-seven members of the Yo-,Palty-size quantities without the the haa NANCY JANE DAVIS 
  
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Mrs. Floyd Short, vice chairman: terian Church attended a Christmas! A gadget invented by a former Mrs. James Wellington was chair- Mrs. Sweet. treasurer and Mrs. party at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Omahan. Harvey F. Swenson, man of the Christmas program. Floyd Mortenson, secretary, Beebe on Elizabeth Lake road. {holds six gallons of a prepared She was assisted by Mrs. John Mrs. Walton Adams was a guest) Mrs. Harry Pattison installed the,mixture at close to freezing tem- | Wethy. secretary of student work, at the party. Mrs. Harrison Mc- new officers and committee chair- perature. By hifting a lever, malt-|And Mrs. Wilham Childers, sec- Call and Mrs. John Nicolls assisted men at the recent meeting. Mrs. eds. flow from the machine at a retary of children’s work.     
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Hillman, presented the Christmas Yule Program | mas hymns, and Ruth Ann 
A story on flannelgraph. SI d gave a reading from Scripture, 
| The social hour was under the ated at en Martia Deeg recited the poem. 
| direction of Mrs. George Stinnett) A Christmas program will be, “But Once There Shone a Ra- 
and Mrs. Harry Wood, and the presented by the students of Owen diant Star," and Sherry Everett 
identity of secret sisters was re- School when the PTA meets told a story, “The Toys of the 
‘vealed at the party. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the all Wise Man.” The devotional mes- Mrs. Myrtle Francher was wel- purpose room, sage was given by Mrs Ralph 
comed as a a new member of The program will include the Clara at the recent meeting 
ithe group, and Mrs. Fred Turek. presentation of the Christmas story Announcem-nt_ was made of the 
Mrs. Troyace Doolin and Mrs in tableau with the school chorus sub-district clinic at Wilson Avenue 
Frankenfield assisted the hostess under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Methodist Church Jan 1° 
iMrs. George Tremper and Mrs. Gessinger. A story in song. will a ¢ - 
Wright presided at the tea table. accompany each scene. yy a 
The study. “Indian Americans,” 
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| Cousins Vie for the Affections of Same Boy should I keep hands off and keep|sideration how the girl might feel 
my friend?” about you two boys. She might be 
lwishing with all her heart that 
you'd take some notice of her. 
She might respond enttusiasti- 
cally to any overtures on your 
part. All of which would be too 
bad for your boy friend if he 
has been trying to make her 
sit up and take note of him. 
In any case, a date or two with —, 
Answer: The missing detail in 
your purzle is the state of the 
young lady’s affections. You 
don't mention that vital statistic. 
Is she, for instance, pretty fond 
of your boy friend? Does she re- 
turn his interest and affection? 
Do they go out together? Or has 
she shown no particular signs of 
caring about him in any special) her would put no permanent crimp 
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instead? Any one boy in particu: |friend. He might get them, too— 
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Entertains 
Bridge Club | | Some Misinterpret, 
| Invitation as Bid to! 
| Join Group 
    
By EMILY PoOsT 
A reader writes me as follows: | 
“T am very anxious to have your 
‘advice on the following situation: 
In the community in which I lived — 
before moving-here T belonged to. 
a bridge club. | 
“After a guest was asked to fil! 
in a few times she would invite 
ithe club members to her house , 
\for a bridge party. We always 
|thought this a considerate and gra- 
cious thing to do.   
“ft now five in another ctiy 
and just recently invited the 
members of a bridge club to my 
| house for an afternoon of cards. 
| § do noq belong to this club— 
| but I have filled in for them on 
several occasions,     “T have pies time to become a 
regular m@mber of any bridge 
club as I am working at the pres- 
ent time. Several of the women 
in the club misinterpreted my in- 
vitation as a bid to become a 
member of the club. Was I w rong 
to invite them?”   Beginner - | simple to sew — no 
waistline seam! Jrs.'| Sew. this 
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members of the club to a bridge @way! Your favorite style, with 
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“Dear Mrs, Post: I would like | ; to send my doctor a Christmas 
| card but don’t know quite how to | 
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Anne Adams, care of 137 Pontiac “Also, should I sign my hus-) Press. Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th band's name to the card (my hus- St.. New York 11, N. ¥. Print band is unknown to the doctor). or plainly name. address with zone should I sign it with my name size and style number alone?" | =   
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“Dear Mrs. Post: I have been 
invited to a dance at my boy _Ten'y-five members of — th: 
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wear a floor-length evening dress, Uonal Church met at the Home I would like to know if elbow.. “rs. Arthur Selden) en Coole. 
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     4 
the Grave’   President's ‘Affections Buried in 
Did Buchanan’s Blighted Romance Change History? ‘Tf James Buchanan had married 
Ann Coleman, would he ever have 
become 16th President of the Ua? 
Would the course of history hav 
been different: during the critical 
years leading up to the Civil War? 
Following is @ condensation of the 
story of Zuchanan's unhappy and 
tragic romance, based on new evi- 
dence, as told by the head of tthe 
History Department at Pennsylvania 
Btate University im the December 
issue of “American Heritage.”) 
  ‘as one of her friends expressed it, ; 
“that Mr. Buchanan did not treat 
her with the affection that she 
expected from the man she would 
marry, and in consequence of his 
sometime in the summer of 784 | coolness she wrote him that she. Father Coleman, now 71 years old,/ thought it was not regard for her! undoubtedly examined this devel-) ina: was his obpect, but — her opment with his customary thor-| »i hes” had built a fine reputation in poli- 
tics and the law. 
BECAME ENGAGED | 
He and Ann became engaged 
      By PHILIP SHRIVER KLEIN 
Head_of History Department at. 
Pennsylvania State University | 
One of the strangest mysteries 
in American history is the story/| 
of Ann Caroline Coleman and 
James Buchanan, a tale of blighted 
romance which ended with the 
tragic death of the lady and a 
pledge of lifetime bachelorhood 
by the future President. 
. 
Anyone who pauses to consider, 
the implications of this episode’ 
must instintively frame the ques- 
tion: How different might have. 
been the course of American his- 
tory had James Buchanan mar- 
ried Ann Coleman and devoted) 
his life to rural domesticity and 
the practice of law? at ae 
The setting for this mystery 
was the little town of Lan- 
caster, Pa., in the early years 
of the 19th Century. 
Robert. Coleman, Ann's father, 
had come to America from Ireland 
as a youth of 16. He went to 
work as a laborer at the Hope- 
well iron forge, later became a 
clerk for James Old, famous 
ironmaster of Reading, Pa., and 
capped his fortune by marrying 
Old’s daughter. 
i * 
As a self-made man, he was 
conscious of his health and al- 
ways suspicious that others had 
designs on it; as a member of 
the newly rich, he was sensitive 
about social prestige. 
CAME TO LANCASTER 
In 1909, the same year that 
James Buchanan came to Lan- 
caster, Robert Coleman _ also 
moved to the city where he es- 
tablished his family in a large 
brick mansion on East King 
street, just half a block from the 
courthouse on the square. 
LJ * * 
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Ann Caroline Coleman was the 
“eatch’ of Lan- 
It was for that 
that she was 
Pr a outstanding 
caster in 1819. 
reason, perhaps, 
still unmarried at 
Her wealth and social position 
were enough to awe the timid:; 
her father's protective care 
created a shield against the 
overzealous. She was by all 
accounts a slim, black-haired 
beauty with dark lustrous eyes. 
Under ordinary circumstances it 
might have been considered pre- 
sumptuous for a young ynknown 
of no particular family back- 
ground to pay court to the beau- 
tiful daughter of the town's chief 
citizen, and it seems as if Father 
Coleman inclined to this view. 
* * s 
But the circumstances were not 
quite ordinary. By 1819 Buchanan oughness. ; 
That Father Coleman was ac-| Buchanan was angry, frus- 
tively hostile to Buchanan we do| trated and confused, yet he 
not know; but we do know that) Curbed-his temper and turned 
he was not a-man to ease the for a solution to what was always. 
path of a suitor for his daughter's! his ultimate —resigna- 
hand. tion and faith in the morrow. He 
The autumn of ‘1819 was a answered Ana's note politely but offered no explanation. nightmare to men eof property   and to the lawyers who Matters still might have been 
handled it. By August the happily resolved had not another 
delirium of the panic had incident occurred. This we may, 
|present in the words of a niece 
‘of the lady who unwittingly pre- 
cipitated the crisis: 
*, * 
“Some time after the engage- 
ment had been announced, Mr. 
Buchanan was obliged to go out of 
town on a business trip. He re- reached it peak and Buchanan 
was frantically busy. 
In addition to this, the political, 
scene was in an uproar, and the) 
local Federalist Party which had 
long dominated the town was fall- 
ing apart. Buchanan, one of the} 
  vounece ay ricaeralie nee ae TS wurned in a few days and casually 
jumped into the fray as ® dropped in to see Mrs. Wil- speaker and committee worker kai oe Jenkins, with whose husband | 
he was on terms of intimate: | . A 
preoccupations, {riendship. . 
Buchanan apparently did not ‘With her was staying her sis- 
spend very much time in his tf. Miss Grace Hubley s+. a 
courtship during October and No- Pretty and charming young lady. 
vember 1819. Always  conscien- From this innocent call the whole 
tious, he consumed his time in''Touble arose. A young lady told, business, apparently to the neglect Miss Coleman of it and thereby 
of Ann Coleman, without pausing ¢XCited her jealousy. 
to recognize the possible implica- “She was indignant that he 
tions of his activity. should visit anyone before com- 
BEGAN TO WORRY ing to her. On nad spur of the 
Sometime in November Ann be-| Moment she pen an angry 
gan to worry about this gossip, Rte and released him from his 
which inévitably found its way engagement. . - 
into the Coleman household. Her The fina] crisis developed during 
parents did nothing to ease her the week beginning Monday, Nov. | 
mind on the subject. ee For several days thereafter 
* 8 * |Ann was so low-spirited that her 
Gradually she began to believe, mother persuaded her to go to before the coming election. 
* * * 
With these 
  |   
Mrs. Dean Heads Group Mrs. Ralph Dean of Hamilton 
street is the newly elected presi- 
dent of the Ladies Auxiliary to the 
Metropolitan Club Spirit Six. 
Other officers elected when the 
group met at the Argyle road home 
of Mrs. John DePauw were Mrs. 
Merrill Petrie, vice-president; Mrs. 
James DeFlorio, recording secre- 
tary: Mrs. DePauw, financial sec- 
‘retary and Mrs. George Hermoy- 
lan, treasurer. ; 
Mrs. W. A. Green is sergeant- 
at-arms: Mrs. Victor Bodamer, 
parliamentarian and Mrs. Clay 
Parrett, three year trustee. 
| Installation of officers will be 
Jan. 28 at the Knights of Columbus 
Hall. Installing officers will be 
Past National Presidents Mrs. 
Howard Fairman and Mrs. Fred. 
Kemp 
At the recent election meeting | 
final plans were made for the Dec. | : : ay 20 Christmas party. Following din- | Howell were. cochairmen of the 
‘ner at the China City members election evening and Mrs. Clifford 
|will meet at the DePauw home for Jos lees eh he 
games and refreshments. | 
| 
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  MRS. RALPH DEAN & 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 
Philadelphia, hoping t-hat this! Buchanan 
would ease her distressed spirits. business. Early Thursday morn- 
A special attraction was the series ing, Dec. 9, the thunderbolt struck. 
of plays then being performed at,A special me 
the Philadelphia Theater. |delphia brought the shocking news 
After Ann left for Philadelphia, that Ann Coleman had died sud- immersed himself in 
  
  MR. and MRS. LESLIE BIBBY 
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bibby of Euclid avenue will 
observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday with an 
open house at their home. The open house, to be held 
from 2 to 6 p.m., is being given by their daughter, Mrs. 
Mildred Anderson of Detroit, and Harold Bibby of Clawson. Mr. and Mrs. Bibby were married at Holly, 
N.Y., in 1905 and moved to Pontiac in 1916. They have 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.   
The executive board of McCarroll | oleae 
Chapman Home PTA Activities 
Opened to PEO leprae Ae on issorpael lied eee 
Exemplification of the ritual for/‘*™ 8. 
state officers was the program) McCarroll School PTA will meet 
Monday afternoon when Chapter, Wednesday at 1.48 pm. at the school. life, thouh there were many who 66 9 
. 0 Si . Mrs. _ Longfellow School 40 had hopes of leading him to the | Harry Chapman of Mavtee. og Tafadey a 2 pa i ibe SoduoPt| Blears oo @ brand new 2 ’ mies | or a ristmi ¥ | * Mahia Ene ee rd) caocwtive board Soaks si oe pm| To such, Buchanan had a mex! ROY AL 
AA pe PTA will meet Thurs- @°d reply: “Marry he could not, 3 Wisner School 
M. Easley of Ferndale and State day at 2 pm. in the school gymnasium. 
Organizer Mrs. Edith M. Crooker| The meeting 
of Detroit were guests of the >FoeTém presented by the students. ssenger from Phila-, 
will feature a Christmas!   
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STAR CLEANERS 294 E. Pike St. FE 2-0661 4100 E. Walton ‘denly at her sister's home shortly 
after midnight. 
There immediately arose the} 
hint of suicide, though no one! 
could produce any positive evi- 
‘dence of it. The hideous part was 
that no one apparently did know 
exactly what had happened, and it 
is entirely probable that James 
Buchanan lived out his whole life 
haunted by doubts and self-accu- 
sation on this very point. 
* * «© RRR MH HK HH 
  
It seems certain that Ann Cole- 
man died of an overdose of laud- 
anum, though no one could be sure! 
whether it was taken. by instruc-! 
tion, by accident or by intent. 
But people thought and talked 
even if they did not know One 
Lancaster lady wrote of the 
public reaction against Bu- 
chanan, “I believe that her 
friends now look upon him as her 
murderer.” jap WOAADLTEE: 
Ohhh! WHAT A DEALS .        
    When Buchanan got the news he. 
immediately wrote an anguished 
jietter to Mr. Coleman requesting: 
permission to see the corpse | 
land to walk as a mourner, but the 
iletter was returned to him un- 
Crees’       As he came face to face with 
the bitter hatred of tie Colemans 
‘and the insidious suicide rumors, | 
|Buchanan slowly began to recog- 
‘nize the full horror of the situation. 
| TURNED TO POLITICS 
Buchanan eventually returned, 
prepared to walk the stony path 
lwhich lay ahead. Although he 
| had bitter and - powerful 
jenemies, his friends came loyally 
[to his support and obtained for 
‘him a nomination to Congress in 
|1820, largely in order to give him a 
change of scene. From this time 
forth, politics absorbed his whole 
‘life. 4 z om pert : 
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Christmas vocal program. 
George Woodworth, music teach- 
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will direct the program. He is as- 
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Parents and teachers have . pre- 
pared costumes and propesties for 
the play. 
Narrators for the play will be 
Linda Pimlott, Mark Berg, Bon- 
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In the play, Carolyn Morris will 
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In the Navitity scene of the part 
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Richard Keavy are the six shep- 
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Miss Lauretta Paul. Pontiac 
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tee of the American Association 
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American Hospital Association, it 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 1     
~ Teachers to Vote on Social Security ment at an annual salary of 
$4,200, with additional benefits to 
married men or women with de- 
pendent husbands. Lower sala- 
ried employes would receive 
proportionately lower benefits. 
Added to the federal benefits 
would be the revised state retire- 
ment allotment amounting to one ‘More than 7,000 teachers and 
school employes in the Pontiac 
‘area will vote tomorrow and 
‘Thursday on whether they wish to 
come under the federal social 
Security program. 
Voting will be carried on in 
school precincts throughout Pon- 
| tiac and the county's 45 school dis- 
rae as part of a statewide bal- per cent of the first $4,200 annual jot on the issue. salary, plus 142 per cent for the 
Proposal on the ballot is to amount over $4,200, added togeth- 
| deduct five per cent of the er and multiplied by the number 
school employes’ total salary, in| of years employment, according to 
place of.5 per cent of the. first J. Cecil Cox, assistant superintend- 
$4,800 as in the past. ent of Pontiac Schools 
Of the amount collected. two Dr. Wiliam J. Emerson, Oakland 
    Machine Firm Burns 
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school] superintendents who, with loss at $40,000. Origin of the fire 
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: THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955   
    
Boxing Guild 
Athletic 
Managers Ultimatum in 
9 Pages 
NEW YORK wW—Will New York 
“be a ghost town for boxing after, 
Jan, 15? Or will the fight managers] 
yield to Julius Helfand, hard-fisted 
chairman of the New York State 
Athletic Commission? 
The showdown promises to be~ 
interesting with a strong possibility 
of a court battle while the Inter- 
national Boxing Club and the tele- 
vision networks fidget on the side- 
lines. 
* * * 
Helfand gave the managers who 
belong to the boxing guild of New 
York a “‘yes" or “no” choice. His 
nine-page decision following a sev-| 
en-month inquiry, in: effect, out- 
lawed the local guild, an affiliate 
of the International Boxing Guild * * * 
Although Helfand phrased it in 
more legal terms, his message was 
clear: 
“Give up your guild membership 
or lose your license." 
if the 81 members of the Boxing 
Guild of New York refuse to turn, 
in their cards, before the Jan. 15, 
deadline, boxing may be dead in| 
New York. One matchmaker said! 
last night it would be impossible 
to put together more than one or 
two cards involving fighters whose 
managers now are non-guild mem- 
bert. e 8 8 
“This definitely will be the end 
That would just turn us over to 
the mercy of the promoters. We 
fought hard to get the television 
money up from $212 to $4,000 and 
‘re not going to walk away from 
  If the managers stand pat, the 
television fights that come out of, 
New York (Friday from Madison) 
Square Garden and Monday from! 
St. Nicholas Arena) probably would! 
be piped from other states. 
Some managers, however, are 
understood to feel that New York 
is their home and they must make 
peace with the commission. 
At the present time, it's hard to 
say what the attitude of other state | 
commissions will be.   
| = Of Late Years-How They Hurry! | 
By GRANTLAND RICE 
‘Under Fire by | Disvan Winans) ole 
NY Commission | Head Gives. When I was just’a lad of ten 
I thought each year had come to stay. 
But now the fast years hurry by 
At dizzy pace from sun to snow, 
Like meteors against the sky 
That flame and vanish as they go. 
(Copyright, 1955, A. 8. Barnes & Co.) , 
Major League Players 
Present 5-Point Issue NEW YORK up — J. Norman mands of the players at the major   
Lewis, attorney for baseball play- league meetings in Chicago a week 
ers in their dealings with major ago. Frick will brief Lewis on the 
league owners, is scheduled to con- owners’ reasons for rejecting the 
fer today with Commissioner Ford demands * * Ld | 
The 16 big-league player repre-| 
sentatives are to meet with Lewis| Frick. 
Club owners rejected major de-   
ette tomorrow to consider possible ac- 
tion | 
Williams Plans | “Tam only the players’ advisor,” 
said Lewis, who refused to discuss 
;the matter. ‘'They make the deci-| 
sions. It would be foolish for me 
|to say they are pleased at the own- 
‘ers’ decisions but nobody is bitter 
about them fo Play in ‘56 Boston Slugger Says “On the contrary, I think things 
: are working out very well. I think; 
He Would Quit Game the owners understand that things 
if Traded have to be discussed. You can't 
sit down and make one-sided deci- 
MIAMI Fla. (INS) —Ted Wil. *!0"8 and expect both sides to be 
: happy about it.” liams, the Boston Red Sox star "#PPy 2Dour Ko 
slugger, said today he expects 
to be back in the lineup for the 
1956 Waseball season 
Williams said in Miami that as 
of the moment the “odds are I 
will play ball next season.” He 
made the statement while posing 
for photographers with Sammy There are five major points of 
issue between the players and own- 
ers, who turned them down at 
Chicago. * * 
Players want representation on 
the group which meets next sum- 
mer to negotiate a new World 
Snead, his business partner and Series television and radio con- 
winner of the Miami Open Golf tract. At present the TV-radio Scurmamsant! ‘revenue is $1,000,000 of which 60) 
per cent goes into the players’ pen-| 
The veteran outfielder, who had sion fund. The new coritract may 
a pin placed in his shoulder when /run as high as $5,000,000. 
he broke his collar bone in 1954,) . *¢ * 
reported that he was considering’ Players also requested a boost in 
having the pin removed this minimum salary from $6,000 to 
winter. \$7.200;- sought exclusion of bonus 
eat |players from the 25-player limit to 
He added, however, that this make room for veterans; permis-| 
would have nothing to do with his sion to make their own deals for) 
decision to play ball. |participation in winter ball in Latin 
Asked about the Red Sox, Wil- America, and a new tax status on 
liams said the addition of Bob players’ end of the TV money) 
Porterfield and Mickey Vernon to Which currently is subject to tax. 
the Sox roster “is bound to help’ aaa on a   
  Oe teas idded that still more Waterfowl Season | 
| MSU Takes Nation’s Best Fated Successful 
Punt Mark to Rose Bow! LANSING —The state conser- 
vation department said Michigan's 
1955 waterfowl season, which lyear. 
| Loss was Ferris’ election   
All-East Pro 
Squad Listed 
for Bowl Game | Cleveland Dominates 
| Team Which Will Meet 
West Stars Jan. 15 
| LOS ANGELES —The cham-   pion Cleveland Browns and runner-) 
up Washington Redskins dominate} 
the Eastern Conference All-Star 
team which will meet the best of 
the West in the sixth annual Pro- 
Bow! football game here Jan. 15. 
The Eastern squad, Paul 3, 
  today by Game Director Paul J. 
Schissler, includes seven players! 
each from the Browns and Red- 
skins, five New York Giants, and 
four each from the Pallets | 
Eagles, Chicago Cards and Pitts-| 
burgh Steeleers. | 
* * * 
The Western squad will be an- 
nounced Thursday. The West holds 
a 3-2 edge in the series. 
Three players, end Pete Pihos of 
Philadelphia, tackle Lou Groza of 
Cleveland, and defensive back Em- 
len Tunnell of New York, made 
the pro bowl for the sixth straight 
* * * 
Laverne Torgeson, Redskin line- 
backer, will have a chance to play 
with the squad he helped to defeat 
Torgeson, playing with Detroit a 
year ago, ran back an intercepted 
pass to set un the winning touch- 
down for the West. 
3rd Straight Win 
  =~ 
FINAL FIGHT—Lulu Perez, 22-year-old Brook- 
in the pro-bowl game last year.) 1, lightweight, ducks plinppatd an ineffectual . 
right at the midsection of oncoming Paolo Rosi of Robin Fans Question MVP 
    [lop Pitcher — 
jof Nationals 
{5th on Ballot Ex-Spartan Hurler Tops 
Senior Loop Statistics 
for 1955 Season 
NEW YORK w — The storm of 
protest which kicked up in Phila- 
delphia on the heels of the National 
League's Most Valuable Player 
announcement, is likely to brew 
again today with the release of the 
official pitching records for 1955. 
The Phillies’ followers, who 
  
  Italy in 1st round of bout in St. Nicholas Arena -, 
last night. Perez dropped a unanimous decision 
and announced he was quitting the ring.   
AP Wérephote 
Pittsburgh and 
the world cham- 
  
Milford-Northville Tops   
  for Chippewa Five 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Central Michigan's Chippewas 
are unbeaten in three basketball 
games thus far this season. 
They added the scalp of Ferris 
Institute, 84-53, last night. 
3rd in four 
|games, although its guard Bub 
Hurdle was high scorer with 19 
Michigan Normal took the 
measure of Hillsdale, 50-42, in 
t 0 fight off.a last half rally by 
| the Dales that closed the gap te 
| two points at one time. 
Wayne University whipped Showdown game in the Wayne- 
Oakland League tonight will take 
Place at Milford where the defend- 
ing champion Redskins play host 
to Northville which has been con- 
sidered as the top contender for 
the crown this season. 
loop games will find 
thrice - beaten Clarkston visiting 
points. |Brighton, a surprising team which 
jhas won three straight non-league 
jencounters thus far, and Holly at 
a game at Ypsilanti. Hurons had | West Bloomfield. Prep League Hoop Action Limited to 
Wayne-Oakland Circuit With 3 Games 
Milford, with Jim Davidson 
hitting 45 points in his first two | 
games and Fred Baker with 41 
will be favored over 
Bell with 12.5 average followed 
by Bi Yahne, 8.5, and Mac 
with 8.0 per game. Each 
im the league and 1-1 for 
season, 
has found a_ shining 
in 14-year-old Brian Watson,     
NEW YORK (#—Don Chandler of|in a close duel with All-America. } 
Florida won the punting champion- Ear! Morrall of Michigan State. | ended last Friday, was “generally Western Ontario 67-56 at Detroit to 
quite successful.” |register its 3rd victory in four 
Herbert J. Miller, waterfowl starts. Wayne's Clarence 
ship among major college players 
Katlin Crowned | 
State Champion 
in Auto Racing . 
DAYTONA BEACH, Fia. 
Mickey Katlin of Howell has been 
crowned the Michigan state cham 
pion of the NASCAR (National As- 
sociation for Stock Car Auto Rac-| 
ing) Sportsman Division. 
Katlin amassed a total of 1806 
points during the season which 
just well ahead of 2nd 
place Bill Naida, 1460, of Carle-   
  Final NCAA footbali statistics! gneciali spe- specialist, said kills were espe 
showed today that Chandler, a na- cially good during the last 15 
tive of Tulsa, Okla., averaged 44.3) days of the 70-day season. 
ashy for 22 punts while Morrall Miller coe 3.0277 geese were 
— Sarda Sor ie carne nae, bagged at the Fennville-Swan 
Creek Game Area, a 35 per cent 
increase over the kill there last 
year. 
Hunting pressure was up about 
23 per cent, the department said, Michigan State, however, which 
is down to play UCLA in the Rose 
Bowl Jan. 2, will take the nation's 
best team-punting average into the 
big Pasadena, Calif., game. the ea 
Spartans kicked 28 times, compil-| With 27.305 permits issued. ing a 41.2 average. Waterfowl kill at the Pointe 
Tom Pontius of Oklahoma A&M Mouillee Game Area was up 47 
was the busiest kicker in major col-| per cent over last year. with hunt- 
leges, handling 62 of 70 punting as- ers taking 6,671 birds. About 
for the Aggies. |4,500 birds were killed during 
* ¢ @ 1954's 55-day season. 
Sophomore Mike Sommer of   Straughn sank 31 points. 
s * ° 
Superior (Wis.) Teachers racked 
up their 4th straight win of the 
season, over Northern Michigan 
‘at Marquette, 94-65. It was North- 
ern's Ist loss in three games. 
Game Area Manager 
Assigned to UP Job 
| Joseph Vogt, former Conserva- 
‘tion Department game area man- 
|ager stationed at Milford, is being 
shifted to deer investigations in 
the eastern Upper Peninsula. 
Vogt will be stationed at Sault 
Ste. Marie. He joined the depart-| | 
ment two and one-half years ago 
tion in 1947. 
’ lyn youngster after his 42nd iron * * & 
tinued. “What do you think? I)commission wouldn't approve as a 
      ton, Michigan. In 3rd spot was individual punt-returns title, travel- 
Bill Kourt, 1358, of Brighton. _—ing 330 yards with 24 for 13.8 yards 
la game, Sommer ripped off an 86-| 
Joy Fair of Pontiac finished in yard returp on his first college et 
‘Tol 10th position with 886 points, John fort 
  \George Washington captured the Titans After Fourth and will replace Lloyd Scheme- 
DETROIT — University of De-|nauer, recently promoted to dis- 
troit's basketball team, unbeaten trict game supervisor at Pointe in three games, meets Bowling} Mouillee state game in 
Green on the Ohio court tonight.' southeastern Michigan. area 
  Wallace of Royal Oak placed 12th) —— 
with 830, and Benny Howell of 
Pontiac ended in 20th place with 
532 points, i * * 
The high point men in the 
NASCAR tallies will receive their 
point fund checks at the annual . 
NASCAR victory celebration dur- “4S limited today as to the suc- 
ing the annual Speed Weeks at cessor of Northwestern Head Coach) 
Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb, 12) Lou Saban who was fired yester-| 
through 26. jday by Athletic Director Stu Hol- 
* * jcomb. 
NASCAR has concluded its moat In his first act as Northwestern's 
successful year since its organiza- new athletic boss, Holcomb, for-! 
mer Purdue football coach, also! { } 
  
Retires at 22 
Lulu Perez Quits Ring 
Atter Taking Beating 
NEW YORK # — There was a! For a “kid’’ of only 22, Perez, 
day when Lulu Perez dreamed ofjhas run through quite a career. A 
becoming featherweight champion|little over a year ago, June 1954, 
of the world. Last night he stoodjhe was heading for a shot at cham- 
in a shower with head hung low|pion Sandy Saddler but was 
and announced his retirement from/knocked out by Percy Bassett and 
the ring. only last January he lost another) 
elimination bout for a promised 
“Everybody tells me its time to title bout, dropping a decision to! 
quit,” said the 22-year-old Brook- Carmelo Costa.   
    
* ® 
He had taken a bad beating from] Starting‘in October, Perez moved 
Italian Paolo Rosi. losing a unani- into the lightweight division, win- 
mous decision in 10 rounds at St. ning one, losing to Johnny Gon- 
Nicholas Arena. ‘salves in Madison Square Garden 
“Everybody tells me”, he con- and now losing to Rosi, a man the 
guess its time, I could get hurt. No Dec. 23 opponent for Frankie Ryff. 
use going on. Where does it lead?” * 2 # 
In the dressing room, his man-| Perez wasn't on the floor last 
ager Andy Gregory, was telling re- night but he was rocked and hurt) 
that it was ‘‘the kid's last/on three different occasions. The) 
fight.” : al * * |punches he used to land were cut-| 
: ting only the air or landing on) 
“He just hasn't got it anymore," gloves, He weighed 133. to Rosi's 
Gregory. “This is the end of 1344. Two judges voted 7-3, the 
. I've got him under con- referee Mark Conn &2 and the AP) 
and he'll never fight again.” (8.2 for Rosi. 
Alexander Schiff of the New * ¢ 8 
State Athletic Commission. And that is the story of Lulu 
seconded the motion. He said he Perez—washed up as a fighter at| 
would so recommend in his report.'the age of 22, .   
' y Wildcat Staff Fired EVANSTON, Ill. uw—Speculation discharged the. entire football western and I'd like him to have, 
coaching staff. ‘the same.” 
Going out with Saban were As-, a 
sistant Coaches Bud Svendson, Na-/ Among those mentioned in ru 
than Johnson, Al Pesek and George|mors were Cleveland quarterback 
Steinbrenner. Otto Graham and Coaches Del 
* ° |Ward of Colorado and Ara Parse- 
“T'll start at once in the task ghian of Miami of Ohio. 
of selecting a new head coach and} Graham however, stated yester- 
he'll be free to name his own'day he was not interested in coach 
staff,"’ said Holcomb. ling. 
ee at Holcomb last week succeeded 
“IT have no one definitely in mind Ted Payseur as Northwestern ath- 
at this time, but I hope to an- letic director. Payseur was named 
nounce a new head coach soon. I assistant business manager in 
have a five-year contract at North- charge of promoting athletics. | through the ice on Cass Lake. He had his limit. 
    
Parks and Recreation - OCSC Defeats 
Home Room Basketball Detroit Rifle : 
a ar ‘League Squad race 
World Trotters 11, Earthquakes 10 
City BSlickers = Acre Plena 11) 
Night Riders 16, Junjor Braves @ , 
Nationals 28, Wolverines 14 Oakland County Sportsmen's Club rifle team defeated league- 
leading Detroit Marksmen in a 
\dual meet last weekend at the Sth Grade 
Falcons 2, Tigers 0 
|OCSC range. It was the 5th straight Hawkeyes 2, Men of War 0 
Rams 28, Hawks 11 
Demons 13, Spartans 9 
9th Grede ‘victory for OCSC sharpshooters. Coolcats 16, Terrors 12 | 
Viking Rams 35, Mysteries 8 OCSC riflemen triumphed in The Boys 15, Clodhoppers 2 both actual and handicap totals. 
Wovaicne | Winners posted an actual score 
of 933 and a handicap total of 
1007 compared to Detroit's $22- 
977. 
Howard Collins fired an actual 
190 to lead the OCSC squad, while Bears 21, Tigers 17 
Biackbirds 8, Wildcats 6 
Apes 29, Hawks 1 
Sth Grades 
Crazy Eights 14, Aces 13 
Patters 26, Flying Pools 13 
Falcons 16, Wallhoppers 14 (overtime) 
oth 
Dominoes 19, bor id Heads 8 
25. Ses pars Se lar Dwellers 8 were tops in handicap with 204 
8 F Ss 
Five Drops re Alka) 18 apiece, 
th pre oh ' Nancy Newman was runner-up 
Globe Trotters 12, White E-gles 7 | for the OCSC with scores of 188-200 Wolverines 7, Hawks 2 a 
Pighting Cherokees 14, Spartans 7 Stephens shot 186, Kjell Danielson! 
Angels 16, Eagles 12 
Rascals 40, Bears 5 
Thunderbirds 792. Rockets 4 
ath Grade 
Bulldogs 19, Cats 18 
Shamrocks 25, Hornets 
Stars 18, Royals 2 
ie 
Globe Trotters 12, Morans 11 
Rainbiers Carriers 0 
Hawks 32, ‘Trojans 18 198, and Collins ‘shot a handicap! 
score of 201. : 
Detroit's team was headed by 
I. M. Zaster, who posted an ac- 
tual score of 188, and R. McClear’s 
200 handicap,’ 20 
  Pad   whose 37 points against Fenton ‘ 
last week was a school record.|game winner, had the highest won- 
The 61 center is averaging 22 lost percentage, 800 on a 20-95 
points for the first three games. |Tecord 
Teammate Herb Snyder. a 6 foot! ‘7 8 forward, has tallied 16 points a) Sad Sam Jones of the Chicago 
game, all of which spells woe for|Cubs led in four categories. He 
Clarkston. struck out the * most batsmen, 
198, yielded the most bases on 
balls, 185, hit the most batsmen, 
beaten in their le openers last|!4 and lost the most games. 20. 
week, seaaie ait aa the Laker|He also hurled the only no-hitter 
court. A loss will put one of the, With Pittsburgh the victim May 12. 
teams in an early cellar position; Joe Nuxhall, Cincinnati south- 
in the league. paw, had the most shutouts, 5 
* 6 @ while Jack Meyer of the Phillies 
Ss, J 
One of Holly's biggest targets ame yy att ae sicacilia 
will be to stop center Frank the most games, 60. 
Rogers, whose 27.5 average in the| ee e 
first two games makes him the! Newcombe finished in the run- 
leading pointmaker in the $Fe8. ner-up spot behind Friend in the 
Clarenceville plays a non-league jearned-run competition with a 3.19 
game in Farminton in a hotly Com | average. Big Don was followed by * td] . 
Holly and West Bloomfield, both 
  
    
  
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  | . Pontise Press Phote 
| NICE HAUL — Featured by the fine, 4-pound-4-ounce bass he 
| holds up for inspection, the nice haul of fish, taken by Don Hale 
| (above), of Pontiac is one of the best of the early ice-fishing season. 
' Hale, 1199 Coshocton, Pontiac, took the bass on an ice rod, with a 
2-pound test line and an ice fly with a small grub. The fat bluegills 
and ‘‘calicoes’’ in the bucket fell to the same lure. Hale fished tested rivalry. Bob Buhl of Milwaukee with 3.21, 
Other leagues are resting un- |Warren Spahn, also of the Braves 
til Friday night. Southfield plays with 3.26, Roberts with 3.28 and 
host to Redford Union, Berkley |Johnny Antonelli, last year’s 
visits Ferndale and Centerline is |'eader, with 3.33. : 
at Van Dyke, while Walled Lake 
and Watertord of the tater-Lakes |S nartgn Band League are idle tonight. . 
Favorite in the Eastern Michi-\Groes Touring , Hazel Park. opens its 
Bo eae tat hone again it Bow! Route 
pence gpm myer EAST LANSING w — Michigan 
est Detel epain of ang| Sate University’s 125-piece 
Port Huron visits Grosse Pointe marching band will start for the 
No Oakland B action is scheduled | R08 Bow! Dee. 27 and two weeks 
as Lake Orion hosts Davison and| cman sieges ia) rai 
Madison goes to Ferndale St. board a r special train, 
James ‘in non-loop contests the band will travel 5,000 miles 
" and play in seven cities to and Romeo meets Cranbrook this aft- from Pasadena, Calif. 
Spartan musicians will appear 
Denver, Las Vegas, Los ernoon on the Crane court, Oxford 
is at home with Ortonville tonight, 
and Utica is at Rochester in   [three leading games in the area. Angeles, Tucson, Daltas and St. 
Other contests show Lapeer at Louis in addition to the Tourna- 
\Mt. Morris and North Branch at, Ment of Roses parade and the 
Brown City. 
A full card of league games is 
on tap for Friday in all area cir- 
cuits. . | Rose Bowl game. 
Owners Must Provide 
Identities on Shanties 
LANSING — Ice fishermen are 
reminded that all shelters and 
shanties used on the ice must be 
identified on the outside with the 
owner’s mame and address in 
letters of insoluble material at 
least two inches high. 
Complete fishing regulations are 
listed in the Michigan fish law 
digest, now available with 1956 
fishing licenses at all state license 
  Cage Results 
: is 
Drake 70, & “en e 70, thaws te : Central Mi ir is Inet. 
Superior (Wis.) Teachers 84. Northern Michigan 68. 
Wayne (Mich.) 67, Western Ontario 56. not 50, Hillsdale College 42. 
ce 
    : a Ota Oxlahome A & M 59, Baylor 4. 
Texas A & M 88, Tulane 66. dealers.     
Jewelers, Coachers Win   
Trippi Quits Pros, 
Takes Coaching Job CHICAGO «#—Former All-Amer- 
ica halfback Charley Trippi, who 
‘starred for the Chicago Cardinals 
for nine years, retired as an ac- 
tive player yesterday and. imme- The Boys’ Club Claimed triumph 
with a 2nd-half rally and the Po- 
  Boys’ Club, Policemen Post Victories 
in ‘D’ Basketball Openers at Lincoln 
Tireth and Gordy Clayton sparked| Woodmore trailed Spencer with 
the winners with 12, 11 and 10 29 points, Bob Stallsmith and 
| Sherwood scored 10 each to lead 
Frank Stephens and Ted Vitasinski| diately was named an assistant 
coach with the Cardinals. 
* Ld] * 
Trippi, who became one of 
Georgia's all-time greats, set two 
records with the Cardinals. He 
gained 3,510 yards from scrim- 
mage and scored 37, touchdowns. 
Trippi will be a full-time assist- 
ant coach and will also serve as 
talent scout, 
He will be 33 tomorrow. 
  hit 185, Milton Laporte had 194. 4uskers Get Shock 
WICHITA, Kan. (INS) — Wich- 
ita University Shockers, paced 
by center Bob Hodgson’'s 25 points, 
crushed Nebraska’s Huskers, 71 to 
46, tonight in @ college basket- 
ball game at Wichita.~, 
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a 
¥ : ‘ ¥ . \ . . 
j , a lice Association quintet coasted to 
victory as city Class D basketball 
;got under way Monday night at 
Lincoln Junior High School. 
Meanwhile, over at Pontiac 
High’s gymnasium, Shaw's Jew- 
elers and General Motors racked 
up easy victories in American 
division games of the city’s 
; higher play. 
half surge by the Boys’ Club and 
bowed in the (D) nightcap, 45-39. Spartans were victims of a last-/ Keego 
  Spartans led at halftime by a) 
seemingly safe 27-17 margin, but! |Boys’ Club poured in 28 points in 
the 2nd half while limiting Spar. 
tans to 10, two in the 3rd period. 
- Spartans’ Gil Hernandez led all! 
scorers with 19 points and team- 
    il Police Association squad build up) National League clubs hold the a 30-20 halftime advantage and spotlight tonight in all classes. 
-|Louie’s Tavern meets Griff's Grill, 
and Trojans face the Independents 
in 7 and 8:30 games tonight at 
Jefferson Junior High. 
* ° * 
Four Class D tilts are scheduled 
jat Eastern Junior High. Blué Dev- 
ils meet Aces at 7 and Central   
the losers by a 43-20 
margin in the final tv-o quarters. | 
Tom Spencer. tallied 12 field | 
goals and six. throws for a 
30- total spark Shaw’s win going away, 70-39, | A tackles Meteors and Hot Shots face" 
Pulver Tire at 8:30. Lakers clash 
with the Lakesiders in “the lone 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1953 _ | ____ TWENTY-SEVEN 
PONTIAC HOUSEWIVES 
Detroiters Lead All - Starrs aman Aaain [Fee rcs ew | vin tents Be (Es   
  
  
Marohn’s 32 Garrel's | 
\Cooley Lanes 28 Huron Bowl 20;Amb. Insul. 28 20 B, French | s 
i. CHICAG6 WA pair of Detroit/lead yes ecti 1B li M | Jack’ : pe : |lead yesterday with the meet’swith 2,348. She was 34 pins ahead| In the women’s section, Vicki| if | Dowling Mar. jAPL No. 614 || 26 | Strob’s SI al red nettle ete ogg ; by teaser eb cantahe and highest six-game series, a neatof Doris Porter of Los Angeles,/Vukovich, of Milwaukee, runner-up, | “ g | 43g, attr 225-892; Cooley Lanes 8 sant "al pasd's S000 a 
‘ » led’ the way today)1,343. His 18game total of 3,864\who gained the No. 2 spot with'for the first two days, was rele-/| CHICAGO um — Robin Freeman. Rolls Lowest Score | : SSSuS"84 SESSSEEe :   
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      as the All-Star bowling prelimi- i i i | i : j r i | gave him a 78-pin edge over ‘Tom/2,314, including a 768 series yes-|gated to third with 2,311. 4 oe ST. MICHAEL'S naries moved into pruning day at Hennessey, oi et eral terday ~ y = re a : ‘Ohio State's All-America guard, oy 15-Year History ‘Shaw's a Heide & Kidd aa wh wth the Coliseum. | ce cc . When the four-day ereliminarion' oa ; has taken a commanding lead in of Tournament Ginestertie 4 wee Corp. c aceeee Bar ss Te — za : 5 | é 5 3 +i : : orman’s T Jaco ’ : * 
Lubanski vh - . | Miss Wroblewski, a bowling in-\opened Saturday, there were 158 ast night's peeked ioe aia pe ad nd ea ee Oe ee) CE aa ie aie sine ge - “BG Brith Bro Be __Abanski, who missed taking the structress, slipped to 738 yesterday'men and 62 women hopefuls eyeing. race, Detroit, considered one of the best|"U* “Xt 3! Heide & Kidd 1492. Ce ea oe Cae oe crown last season, took the men's but still clung to her No. 1 spot'the held by S jnear 300-game performance, except 4 “ : : LADIES ALL-STARS [Ned's Drill. 29 23 Gledemaster 18 34 ; | . crowns now id by steve | for a sticky eighth frame of her) Failipg to hit less than 40 bowlers in the nation, had a new Pts - Pts |Hayden Ritr. 28 24 Braces 174 
Nagy, of Detroit, and Sylvia Wene, second game. She had 11 strikes’ Poimts in each of his last three (record today in the National All- bec bea esc) os me eric un) ml Pe astate seven aedeoe rhs) mine 3 . «6 - | - j nn Rec. vu-Brit 2 . ‘ a Collision Sets of Philadelphia. ‘and her 279 game tied Mrs. Marion) S@mes, Freeman has scored 147 Star Bowling. Tournament R. B. Munro. 30 ghas's 25|9186. 
ef ps anio rene [Eeaetg S1 eB tenn Goxmoniment vec, |S ai agian pee ae Mi Biretton 100.°3. Lotte Si, RB Ca er Off Tonight ver, these bulky,ord set in the 1951 finals. | nei t rival by 69 ts, He Fazio bowled the lowest game |squnro 330-2357. — K. of C. LEAGUE 
. Lag on fields will be reduced to the 46| I mecial iis _ has scored 56 field goals and 35 in the 15-year history of the NEDICT WOMEN: Pre. Pts : , n the special matches between, | ¢ ST. BENEDICT WOMEN'S The Shrine 33 Drewry’s 35 
Scoring Spree high scorers in each division. ithe four-seeded players while the| out of 44 free eee ‘ournament last night—109. iPegeey’s ol Fitzpatrick ys Pfeiffer's 31 Auburs Bar “4 
a C ooners Ray Bluth, of Brentwood, Mo., other men and women are strug-| . * | First, he opened with a 233. | Warner's 30 18 Sieybaugh’s 21 21| Letter Gio ey heme 2 
_ WINDSOR, N. ¥. W—Milt Har-ithe second-day leader in the men’s gling to reach the finals, Mrs.| Dick Miller of Wisconsin is in| He started with a spare on the Team No.8 2121 Armmura ip a9 Gombel’s, | 30 Borst Rite, 38 ' , _ |rington, Windsor High School bas- division, was in fourth place with Ladewig led Miss Wene, and Nagy second place with 78 points in four Second game. On his second Free eee nnd oe es wal Wren homers (Cs Stamens 1% M an for M an ketball player, bumped heads with|2:743 after posting an 1,183. jis ahead of Don Carter, St.Louis. games. jhe got a strike. | Sales Tai, Nelle’s 206.0 | puantield s ay pan cee. is 
= = a teammate in the 3rd quarter of a aa ~ | Then it happened. ares |Wayne Heat. 26 Cont. Cart. 8 
game against Afton High, was ® °" ® | Fazio, who had a 300 game in cane cae gates SY abet Aa glmager aaad =o 
Tatum Says He W. knocked out for 30 seconds, re- n lana OWad efeats Leay 1950, ran into a rail on the third Moote tec. 32 Bilverbell =| 2 Out-Sub By d e QS gained consciousness and: ' frame. He missed in the fourth Pont. Patt. ye ut-oubstitute in ‘54 Scored 16 of his team’s 20 points | and then hit rails in the fifth and Russ’ Store 24 Irwin Serv 13| bs 
O Bowl in the 3rd period. : F sixth. He missed in the seventh and| 7: Batten 199, A. Leggett 523 rc ery range bOW Added seven more in the 4th pe- eams aten but MSU Which Hasn { Pla ed” the rail in the eight, ninth and) MOTOR INN JUNIOR HOUSE wil 
; . riod. - ‘ i wu ’ y tenth iemes: ‘Tel-Muron 3418 Sag. Cinre. 27 25) For Christmas 
COLLEGE PARK, Md. W—Coach E . . — . a — Ballard's 20 22 Risecere i 33 
Jim Tatum felt that one of tne i Fj By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS over Louisiana State. Wake Forest) SMU’s Mustangs, who edged Min- Hawkeyes Upset by Risdon’s| 2823 RAH Serv, 13 38) Bear Bows, 22.50-59.50 biggest reasons Oklahoma beat his ight igur es Get The Conference has only one un-|whipped Virginia, 82-69, in an At- pesota, 82-81, Saturday night, had Colorado Quintet 'W Smith 214, A. Giglio 539, Tel-Huron : Maryland football team 7-0 in the defeated school left in the joa to-|lantic Coast Conference get-togeth- little trouble with Wisconsin after r vin 941, Ballard's 3710. ia Grimes Bows 11.75-49.50 
1954 Orange Bowl was that Coach J . day, a mere 13 days after the starter. Wichita trampled Nebraska, halftime. They ‘outscored the Bad- BOULDER, Colo. (INS) — The’ MOTOR INN CLASS B — —— 
|} ~ Bud Wilkinson “‘out-substituted”’ a ine of the college season. And that un-/71-46. Drake beat Kansas State gers 42-27 in the final 20 minutes Colorado University Cagers, ranked! wns pros. 36 Tel-Heren | Field Arrows, 4.25-10.95 him, ; ; : crviteg team is Michigan emt re Texas A&M, under former with Jim Krebs doing most of the 9th in the nation by International Dorris Bros, 30 Frank's [| | GRR 
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Re oe ee ee a enctuns a eeaney See bet against Southern Ulinois hoa A&M defeated Baylor 59-48, | Robin Freeman, as usual, ran off Iowa University Hawkeyes, 60 to Drew 2 Fre Chup iB at way again in their returns ime in January to prepare ae | : ’ ‘with the scoring honors in Ohio/ 57, last night in a game at Boulder, !Oak. Mach 28 Nelson Mfg. 19 ; match Jan. 2. \their answers to the Pennsylvania; Only Ohio State did its share for) Colorado, leader of the Big 7 State’s one-sided victory over Okla- Colo. | Leonard's 28 Bob's Bidrs. 18] 
“Bud put his second team in State Athletic Commission’s|the Big 10 reputation last night, last season, choked off a last-ditch homa. The All-America guard hit) It was the third victory without a wike are see * midway in the first quarter with charges that their actions war-jknocking off Oklahoma 89-68. The lowa rally to hang up its third.for 40 points to bring his four- loss for Colorado's Buffaloes and| caouxianrus | 1920 S. Telegraph FE 4-7673 
us on their 1-yard line,” Tatum re-|rant suspension of their licenses. Buckeyes are 3-1 on the year. straight victory. The Buffaloes led game average to 36.8 |lowa's first defeat in three outings. WL WL, Daily 8-6 Sun. 9-2 
called today. “I kept our first team; The four are Frank (Blinky)| Iowa, the nation's fourth-ranked by 10 points midway in the second * & &@ 2 ee pede or bol erect aa a 
in and didn’t score. I took them Palermo, manager of welter- team, and highly touted Indiana half. but needed three points in the Kentucky, which normally doesn’t A Sli ht P li Ch Twin Pines 22 23° Nick & Anna 23 29) out at the start of the second pe- weight contender Johnny Saxton; dropped from the unbeaten ranks final 15 seconds to sew it up. have to come from behind to gain agit E Oucy onge ey ee aeeulh Yee 1ake Tea ies | riod but then Oklahoma had its ‘trainer Jimmy Wilson, promoter and Wisconsin lost its third game te high national recognition or to win) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. »—Flor-| INDEPENDENG LADIES SANDERS first team back and playing our Herman Taylor and publicity man/in four starts. _ | Indiana's s;rong_ second-half a game, needed Jerry Bird’s bas- ida Highway Patrol recruits now, : Pts — Pts FOR RENT second, so I had to put the regu-:Archie Pirolli, an associate of! The Hawkeyes. the defending comeback ran out of gas as St. ket in the final 31 seconds to nip|are given a course in spelling eee a Sayan us lars back in and they. played all Taylor. jleague champs, were tripped up by Louis, sparked by Jack Mimlitz DePaul. The Wildcats, rated only.along with the rest of their train-|Pudney 34 Croney 19 TRAVIS ed os a few minutes of the first Taylor and Pirolli are accused Colorado | 60-57. Indiana was set and Harold Alcorn, staged a two-)12th in The Associated Press poll, ing. Authorities say they've found | McNeil's a oe 2 half. of taking over management of back by St. Louis, 86-75, while Wis-/man rally to carry the Billikens were trailing by seven points with high school graduates aren't good C. Houeh 26 Bob's ' 12 HARDWARE 
\ alan. 2 a aie <n middleweight George Johnson Lg abe beta strong Southern to their fourth straight triumph. four minutes remaining. ‘enough spellers to fill out official Se ‘Pani See boa tise oe Oremer’ hove bem. eee Vas down while ahoma’s --.5ercion and threats.’ Palermo Methodist. 75-62. [ea a ee = 
best had plenty of zip from more and wien rs a a sing All this in non-conference com-| ° . e : 
rest, ‘ciating with criminals and gam. |Petition. The loop action doesn't 
“I ‘didn't have the confidence in ies 
my second team that year,’ Tatum - - 
  comers: = Here’s how “The Best In The House’? disclosed, “‘The one great advan- : 
tage this team has over that 1953 Sound Film on Trees \by edging DePaul 71-69. Rice, a: 
squad is that I won't be afraid to H i .|Southwest Conference titan, rode to 
put the No, 2 team in at a crucial Available to Public its sixth-straight victory, 85-60. | 
  
point of the game.” | LANSING —“‘Tree Farms,” a . . 
Tatum says that actually it’s a %€W 15 minute black and white . : comes lux ] ift wra . 
misnomer to call it the No. 2 team.| Sound film is now available to the Dr ayton on Top - 
He calls it the alternate and dur. Public through the Conservation 
ing most of the past undefeated Department's film loam service. C | 
season he sent it in with six min-| The film was produced in Michi- |} age e€ague 
utes to go in each quarter regard-| an and tells the story of Michi-| 
less of the situation. |gan'’s tree farms and the farm| Drayton Drugs stayed ahead in 
=e | forest system. |the Waterford Recreation League 
Wilkinson's alternate team also) The state ranks 7th in the na- basketball race by downing Faculty 
is on a par with the starting unit,| tion with 381 tree farm units. 82-68 last night in Isaac oy 
according to Tatum, and in fact More than 734.000 acres are in- gym. 
“theirs compares offensively with! cluded under the program. | Bob Pickett and Bob Walter led, 
the first better than ours does.” ae | Drayton's scoring with 28 and 3 
While Tatum has a world of re- points respectively, High man for) 
spect for Oklahoma, praising its One Ace After Another ‘Faculty was Phil Runkel with 18 
“everlasting speed,” he still be-| PICKENS, S:C. W — Holes-in-, points. | 
heves “we have some stronger po- one were recorded on successive In the 2nd game Philgas defeat-| 
Sittons.”* days during qualifying rounds for ed Johnson & Anderson 54-45 with, 
He dechned to name them so the men’s championship at the Tex Klaus hitting 19 for the win- 
“Bud could use that to fire up his Pickens County Country Club. Both ners and Joe Umphrey 18 for ‘he 
boys. The least little thing. firing were scored on the 158-yard, par losers. | 
up just one player can make the 3 No. 2 hole | Action continues tonight in the; 
caattenence in this ball game.” league on the Crary court. 
apebrenn | “oleygliae | | By BL XTY e : 
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NEW YORK (INS) — Ernest several letters which ask, in ef. 
Brogilo, strikeout artist from Van- fect, what's wrong with spot bowl- 
>_> couver in the Pacific Coast League, ing? 9 : 
will pitch for the New York Giants | The answer> Nothing is wrong here Ss = a Phd ¥ 
1956. with it. But I have found, in at : + } The Giants last night announced teachin “3 ‘ g. that line bowling is the 
the purchase of the 20-year-old easier method for beginners to righthander from Vancouver for a adopt. By picking a board over 
reported $25,000. |which to roll the ball they imme-| S T E E R | 
B broke in with Oakland (diately stride to (Re line smoother, 
in 1953, posting a 2-4 record. He |reach out for control, and look 
started 1954 with Modesto, where 
he won nine and lost three, and 
finished the season with a 5-8 
mark for Oakland, whose fran- 
chise was shifted to Vancouver | 
at the end of last season. 
Last year he hurled for Stockton | 
in the Class C California State! 
League, where he had a 20-10 rec-/ 
ord, Jed the league in innings 
pitehed (252) and complete games 
(25) and struck out 230 batters.) 
Ex-MSU End Signs | 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 | i 
  
  Saddler Batters 
Gallardo in TKO SAN FRANCISCO  — Feather- 
weight champion Sandy Saddler, 
feces stopped Dave Gallardo, 132, 
in a rough non-title fight last night. 
|The battered Los Angeles fighter 
jdidn't come out for the 7th round| 
of the scheduled 10. It goes into 
the records as a 7th round TKO. 
The New York boxer twice 
idecked Gallardo for eight-counts, 
jonce in the third with a left hook 
'to the head, then in the sixth with 
ia left hook to the body. _ 
| Gallardo carried the fight to Sad- 
dler in the first two rounds, But 
‘by the end of the sixth he was 
bleeding from the nose and mouth 
and had a cut under his right eye. 
His handlers refused to let him 
‘answer the bell for the seventh. 
Some 3,000 fans paid a gross gate 
of $9,554. The scrap was not tele- 
vised.     
     
       
       
     
          
   
     
        
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  “SPARTAN PILOT — Pilot for the MSU grid team on its trip to 
the Rose Bowl Dec. 16, will be Capt. Jack Starr (above) of Portland, 
Mich., a student at MSU in 1937-39 before joining United Air Lines in 
1940. He flew the State team to the coast for the 1948 game. Also as- 
  
      
  AP’s Cage   
Beliveau Adds 
to NHL Lead Canadien Picks Up 5 
Points; Teammate Bert 
Olmsted Runnerup 
MONTREAL (#—Jean Beliveau, 
graceful center of the pace-setting 
Montreal Canadiens, picked up 5 
points in 3 games last week to 
move 5 points in front in the Na- 
tional Hockey League's individual 
    —? Poll Reshuffled San Francisco. 
Makes Eastern 
Tour as No. f Newcomers Climb Into 
Select Bracket Among 
Top 20 Teams 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The University of San Francisco 
    See ee eee cS ae rae The habit of “freezing” with! ter of Mr. and Mrs. An » ie ” ; : Beliveau has rammed home 19 . cecal) tad . Genera! Tre queltty rebber ‘unblinking eyes when frightened) Mr. Gregory is executive secretary for the Kresge Foundation. Mary in the league—and | nef regular tat [is common to every species of Lou attended Baldwin High and Denison University, and has been | 15 assists for 34 points while vet. In the first season poll 
rabbit. | with the UAL since early this year. eran Bert Olmstead, also of as of Set Gn Fran- I L Sapte ice ballot eras viastal utr we : and on the basis of 10 for first. 9 
OuT at e pelats. : fewe for second, ete., rolled up 910 | 5 at points, 
agles Go Marketing 2x22 : = 47 - = | Bathgate of the New York A total of 100 7; rassovonn are deadlocked for 3rd place with aacaaers turned pa ese ps 28 points. hough Tires PHILADELPHIA (—The Phila- terday in a terse four-line state- dinals with four wins, seven losses ar | va he oo ee AVARAGLE OMLY AT 
ED WILLIAMS delphia Eagles of the National! 
      and a tie. 
General Manager Vince McNally b management. ment by the clu 
aye * s 
! Ted Lindsay of the Red Wings is 
leading in penalty minutes with 98 
while Jatques Plante of the Ca- | 
  Football League are in the market ees : 
today for the “biggest namelg tm’ at © the youngest men-|said be had been, otdeved by ctherina tens haa the best record among ‘ N. C. State displaced ky | “© tor in the pro circuit, said he was club officials to get the “biggest! i. goalies with a low of 1.55 goals | second in the preseason , TIRE co. icoach”’ available to replace big “completely stunned” by the sud- name coach” available. He tossed| : ing. 
| 451 S. Saginaw St.   
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    Jim Trimble who was fired yes-den dismissal despite weekend re- in half a dozen names but did not 
ports to that effect which The Asso- say that any had been contacted. 
  game. 
The scoring leaders: 
  from second to No. 12, while Tem- 
    . ciated Press attributed to an un-|Among those mentioned were Ath- 
‘named club official. \letic Director Clarence (Biggie) Simstecd, Menten 008 Bf ple moved = > Ke 11 spot. 
* 8 8 |Munn of Michigan State, Blanton|#ovwe. Foe aes. 1216 28) 
of | | The statement given to reporters|Collier of Kentucky, Eddie Erde: Wokera ksenciecl’ as ee lane Aibroreygie opel onload < 
6] 6 tacto ! ‘by the club’s publicity director, Ed-|latz of Navy, Bud Wilkinson of freighton, New York ........ OS ed, Toe. 28 tory string of 29 games rad ging ‘ward S. Hogan, stated simply: Oklahoma, Jim Tatum of Maryland Reivel, “Detroit TID 18 2! ks won the NCAA cham bg na 
“We consider it in the best inter-and Buck Shaw of the new Air) Metvey., Montreal ............2 31 33, sy aii | season and.was voted the 7 ; 
‘ests of the Eagles’ football team Force Academy. |Murphy, New York ©. -°..:..'10 12. 22/ No. 1 college team. The Daal fy Well known... to make a change in the coaching] Tatum however, disclaimed any . . AF Wirephete |to Chicago tomorrow and meet = Really appreciated... staff. Mr. Trimble has a contract intention of leaving Maryland. | Athletics Sign LOOKING INTO FUTURE — James Trimble, 37, head coach of |peaten Marquette Friday in the ma jwhich runs more than a year, : the Philadelphia Eagles was fired last night along with his three [DePaul Invitation Tournament. Du- which, of course, wa ES honored. In a statement of his own, Trim- ° . assistants. Trimble, youngest coaeh in the pro league had one more |quesne, No. 6 in this week’s poll, 
: *® * * ° . ~ me Chicago Pitcher year to go on his three year contract. The Eagles had a 4-7-1 record |plays DePaul Friday. The two win- Trimble said club officials de-) “When I was informed that 1| in the NFL this year. ners meet for the championship 
HENNESSY ined) to Clann te Erte Oe te ee ree on ce: PRlnatn nal KANSAS CITY) CNS) = 7h an Saturday. announcement, Neither the presi-/ing duties of the Philadelphia Ea-| Sas La ansas City Athletics have signed | Charles Kowalski, young Chicago 
high school pitcher, to a contract 
with their Columbus (O.) minor) 
league club. 
Kowalski, who is 17, six feet one Utah, winner of two games from 
Arizona, moved from fifth in the 
preseason calculations to third 
|place this week. 
Alabama is fifth, followed by Du- 
quesne, Dayton, Brigham Young,    ‘ident, Frank McNamee, nor any gles, I was completely stunned 
‘other official who run the team for;even though there had been much 
'a group of 100 owners, was on hand discussion and conjecture about it, 
for the press conference. |before the official word was given 
Trimble took over the head'to me, It is the first time I ever 
coaching job in 1952 and guided lost a job. I can say with all honesty , THE WORLD'S PREFERRED 
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Leaving with Trimble are his as- 
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Charley Drulis. 
North Carolina's Beatty 
Diminutive Track Giant 
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. w — Iniple still talk about his accom- 
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He bowed to North Carolina's Mike Mch tall and weighs 200 pounds,, 
will graduate from Harrison high 
School next June. 
He won 28 games including 
two no-hitters and lost five during 
his school career. 
Kowalski was selected as the out- 
last season. 
day that Kowalski was not signed 
reason could be farmed out to 
Columbus. 
Podres Takes Ruth's 
Spot in Record Book |,’ NEW YORK & — Johnny Podres 
has taken Babe Ruth's place as the       Shea. But Beatty bounced back to 
set six records in his next seven 
meets, winning each race. 
and winner fo the Penn Relay two- 
mile event. 
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Also TAIL PIPES and EXHAUST PIPES as a bonus player and for that) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (Ph — A 
lanky, bespectacled Russian who ! 
survived Nazi work camps and!   Istitute of Technology team. 
Dimitry (Dee) Vergun is « 
year-old, 6-4 senior majoring in 
architecture who was born in 
Prague of Russian parents, cap- 
tured by the Germans in Belgrade, 
and currently resides in Westport, a 72 
mn, j 
Despite the fact he was ineligible 
for varsity competition at Lamar 
High School in Houston, Texas, 
when he first came to this country 
and his first year at MIT, Vergun 
lestablished a Tech scoring record 
lof 255 points last season   
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Coach Scotty Whitelaw, “and pos- 
sibly the best player in the history 
of basketball here.” 
“Opponents pack their defense 
against our one-man gang. but Dee 
hasn't been under 24 points this 
season. He hit for 34 against Trini- 
ty and Pratt and is averaging 20 
rebounds a game against taller op- 
  30 Points for MIT ‘5’   er, Alex, into the camp despite : 
orders against children. 
Forced to work, Vergun received 
only informal education: until the 
standing pitcher in the city area never heard of basketball until he war ended. After his mother died, * ! 
'was 15, today is averaging 30 points Dee came to the Uniied States 1. mi 
The Athletics emphasized yester- a game for the Massachusetts In- with his brother and four other ,, 
relatives in 1947 to settle with an 
aunt in Houston. 
  
  position.” 
Vergun's father. a civil engineer, 
iwas placed in a_ concentration 
eamp when the Germans overran 
jYurosleyvia ond tater eins killed by 
porns wile on 9 ptsen train 
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When Dee's mother was ordered 
to a labor camp in Germany, she, 
‘smuggled him and a younger broth- 
Famous Negro Grid |   
{Coach Dies Monday | NASHVILLE, Tenn, (®—Henry A. | ‘Kean, who coached five college! 
football teams to Negro national 
championships, died of a heart at-| 
tack at a hospital here yesterday. 
iHe was 61. 
Kean possessed one of the best 
|records in Negro athletics when he) 
jretired as head coach at Tennessee) 
A&I State University here last 
year. He remained as athletic and 
physical education director. 
His college football teams won 
162 games, lost 30 and tied 5. His   
  
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The ruling adopted Monday, ap- 
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Phils Offered: 
‘Switch Cash’ Bell Says $750,000 Figure Named to Get 
Club Out of Phila. 
PHILADELPHIA (® — Commi¢ 
sioner Bert Bell of the National 
Football League said Monday that 
Robert M. Carpenter, owner of the 
|Philadelphia Phillies Natjonal 
League baseball team, had been 
offered $750,000 to transfer the 
Phillies’ franchise to another city. 
Bell did not name the other city 
involved and Carpenter, not com- 
menting on Bell's statement, said 
he doubted that a_ first-division 
ball club could long he maintained 
in the Phillies present park, Connie 
‘Mack Stadium. 
Their statements were made at 
a meeting to discuss tentative 
|plans for the city to build a 75,000 
to 100.000 seat sports stadium in 
Fairmount Park to house several 
college and sports activities. 
| is of the Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL and Carpenter 
have long maintained that lack of 
parking and other facilities af 
Connie Mack Stadium has had a 
‘serious effect on attendance. 
Indians Play 30 
Night Home Games 
CLEVELAND (®—Cleveland In- 
dians today announced a 30-game 
home night schedule, beginning 
next April 23. 
The New York Yankees will play 
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Will Be Business Spending By SAM DAWSON 
NEW YORK &®—What will give merce — show the most gains) the boom increased’ zip in 1956?|/Planned by any of the nation’s! 
Will it be still greater spending three top spenders: the consumer, 
by low one eed by = government, the businessman. 
ment, by business? — | Secretary Weeks got a one-day! 
_ Those willing to stick out their! scoop on his department by tipping | necks now and predict still better,off the percentage figure to the! 
times in the next six months be- National Assn. of Manufacturers—| lieve the added something which 12 per cent more spending for new) 
will spur the economy into a still plants and equipment in the first 
faster pace than in booming 1955 three months of next year than will be’ spending by business it-|in the booming 1955 period. | 
self. * * « { 
Consumers turned the trick this) Consumer spending will still. be} 
  year—spending their money or by far the greatest prop to the/celebrate in his private chapel will 
credit at a rate that confounded economy. At present they are, the experts, o spending at an annual rate of bet-| 
Government spending had been ter than 256 billion dollars. This 
omy to its previously record! | 
heights in the 1950-53 period. will continue to spend at that rate, 
But business spending plans for or a little higher as personal in| 
early 1956—as announced in detail'come totals rise, Three out of four, THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 | 
Added ‘Zip’ to 1956 Boom sit itso CK HALIDAY would be as good next year as 
this, 
Early last summer, however, 
numerous. confumers were saying 
[today by the Department of Com-|they expected to spend more than’ 
they had been—and this fall they 
have done just what they said they 
would, Recently their tune has 
changed, Now most of them say 
they expect to spend as much next 
year as this, but they don't plan 
to spend more. 
Pope’s Midnight Mass 
to Be Heard by World 
VATICAN CITY @—A Christmas 
midnight Mass Pope Pius XI] will 
be broadcast by radio throughout 
the world. 
Vatican, sourc?s reported the 79-| 
the extra filip that sent the econ-|is 8 per cent higher than in 1954./year-old head of the Roman Cath- All signs so far are that theyjolic Church was working on his 
Christmas speech to the world, 
which will also be broadcast by 
radio on Dec. 24.   
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                              STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- DEX, 1280-B West Bivd., City of Pontiac! { t bate Court for the County of Oskland,!in ‘said County, on the day of ene sé i Ws ited ale elp anted Male Juvenile Division. January A.D. 1955, at ae Shek in 1 | : t tices He a Lee Male 6 He » Wanted Mal bo __ Help Wanted Me Male — 6 tn the matter of the petits - th. and you are hereby com i 4 ER AND BPOTT man Wrru Goop dusting 
ta For eae, ibe "Caine "a | andes adpear paso wk ‘si | Teena | SRMRSNBUPCET RAL | an Gecoce carpe nae, | sce cousin, sone sar er. ng by focal firm. Ret. requ . Jock Mapacte, tather Of ond Ghid.| tt uaiag teiplectionl te mabe personal] BURKE, - DEC. 11. 1955, GRACE . I firm. Ret, required. Ap-. with opportunity 
Petition having been filed in this! service bereet this summons and uotice| bd Produce Mae, 239 State Ave.. age 48; be- - i ied writina "Pontiac . te. 
Court alleging that the present where-|shall be served by publication of » copy DETROIT PRODUCE : gore wits of Gup surte: be- DRIVERS ’ - heat of wes feger | ee said minor lone week reek previous to said oaks i the, seme |. DETROIT, Dec. 13. 1AP)—The follow- ser S ‘arid toe was - EM WITH TON OR un an 5 € 58 Ppinenaed in and fears " : @ own or ere ruck se trailers. 
dapenden} wpe the public for suppers clreulated in said Coun | ine prices cover aie paaoed Sean Lee Crews, Kenneth Ray Burke. small tractors” Ge tow. house tional Goavor. eats We aced two gen je coll te and that said should be placed’ Witness. the monereie: Arthur E only, brought to the farmers’ ma: Mrs. (erald Abernethy. Patricia trailers from Sputbogsters Mich. le Highway Drayton home owners, of the best 
under the jurisdiction of this Court. moore. Judge of said Court, in the City) NEW YORK W — The stock by ‘growers and sold by them tn —— Ann Burke and Sharon Kay igan to all Points in 3. i ° calls. programs in this area, Must heve 
In the name of the people of the State of Pontiac in said County, this 12th day sale package lots. Burke; dear sister of Henry.  thberested contact To APT. iW seme experience in bodks,- vac- 
of Michigan, you are hereby notified 1 December AD, 1058, jmarket advanced a little today, Fruite— Apples. Delicious fancy, 8.00 Willis, Floyd Burvess and Permer Bey Wn AD, Fig “CmoMeTY ola. cle. Work 
that the Bearing on said petition will be seal THUR E. MOORE, | — r¥ Teent oe spviee, doasta Seles, Mra C,H Ekrum. M R AN ¥ Bele yg galery. Nae 
held at. the Juvenile Court, Oakland 4° true copy udge of Probate 'eversing yesterday's downtrend. fulicy” 3's0 bu; No! IP? 280-900 bu: i. A. Care, Funes a: MAN 0 aod tt am. e For County Gervice Center, Court House An- OBORGIENA Re MURTHA. | Melntosh,“faney 3.28 ca ea oho ice be held Wednesds,. De- MAN TO CUT FIREPLACE WOOD. ¢ tnd 11 a.m. Sun. morn. For 
Probate Register, Juvenile Division | Progress today wasn't very great, 3.00 bu; Northern ancy, 4.00 bu: cember 14, at 2 p.m. from De- Driveaway Inc. fa “C500 * tools furnished. aa ERMAN PART FRE CAN 
PEP OPEL OOTP OPO Dee. 13, 1955 nor was it universal, but the mar- N°. 0, 1. 3.00-3.00 i ‘Wott River, fancy Rev. Tom Malgne ofticistine. In. "on soi you 850 to 168 me? ae “ictal a en sin at aE, fe CN eee ne : terment in Oakland Mills Ceme- Ww for’ pour evening work. Leads . 4 ~ 3) pupuc save. FRIDAY. pecemagr Ket nevertheless held higher. Peete oe Bosc, tery. Mrs. Burke will He im state DRIVER FOR DRY CLEANING MIDWEST | fu Wil train Call. bar, 
> : $ 16 1955, 1000 a m., 1955 Plymouth, Clb, pepe apd pat saa Te eel lege at the Dewitt ©. Davis Funeral route. Must be oss ad ‘ 
2 - the $ Sidr. Motor No.” P-26-175.316,. Serial ng Maryse aca rreeey) Mace T fo Home after 7 p.m. tonight. and must know cit Salary 
$ _ Moot Your Friends inthe = ¢ vs, se3.e78. 16 8 Perry &.. Pontiac, Prices were up between 1 and} 228 bu, curly. Not, 1'56-2.00 by. red CECE, DRC. RRIE. 381 er oy 4 $\ Mich. “May be inspected at above ad-/2 points in the best areas. Most'No. 1, 1.75-225 bu, cabbage, sprouts, 32, 0008, CARIB Sst | _tine Press $ $ cress h Pr 1, 1,00-1.50 bu. Carrets topped orp cogs sage ted 20. MAN STEEL FABRICATING > $ UNION INVESTMENT co, |Changes either way were traction. **..," 275 bu.: No. 1, 2.00-2.50 bu; tes Anthony Cece i= ah oory: Shop. Requires man to manage ~ MIDWEST ry 
q r prices were Celery, No. 1. \— erate jo. 1, : a Oo lay ; MALES 
} Riker Bldg. Lobby peor Misss tl Some of the better p [Pee oa Tyan te Ace erate, Ne 1] tee wil be eld Prager. Dee. 16. and’ estimate, Give age gna ga Fee 5 RARE LU PEPS AAR es found in the ‘rails, motors, air- 1 00-1160 dor_behs.” Pennei, No. 2, 1.28- St 9 om, from @&. Mary's Church perience, Write Box 628. Dravton Employment Service REPRESENTATIVE 
dod ' Sirsa onl poueee ean ‘crafts, coppers. and aluminums.| ESS dee. bene. ite Me vey Comstery. Milford. Recitation of — re tae Base ane, Dpermaceutical mgir e . 2, 1.00- = rave! vie 
| 1955 Pontiac ¢ Door Sedan, Motor No.|There were no definitely backward | 150 dec keke Oubanas arg) tancd, the Resary will be Thursday eve- bs be. matu ure. college or business nine at Richerdson-Bird Puneral {AN WITH P755H 98261, Public sale to be held on cactions. 200 50-Ib bag: No. 1, 16. 1.85 50-lb bag. Heine = eSI1CI 1eTS = schoo! background heavy science 
GMC TRUCKS December 27, 1955, at 223 South Main; Pa rsley, curly, No. 1, .65-1.09 doz. betis, peach —— . FOREMAN ABILITY knowledge. Age to 37, Co. car, 
; street, Rochester, Michigan. at 1 30 Pa Higher stocks included Southern Parsiey root, No. 1, 1.00-1.73 doz. behs. HOWARD, DEC. 12, LOUTS (AVA), ; AND To work into position of night $4300 r bonus and salary of 
“Built in Pontiac ‘ Dec 13. 14. 1985) Railway, Johns-Manville, Ameri- tee. pee Ne se “Soi bag Noni teen: beloved tmather of the Bev. ; foreman. Must be’ experienced i ‘confidence tons a , . a : ot . gan; ved mother of th ¥. Too) Room bl ne = 
by Pontiac People” | ees oF , ‘can Telephone, Anaconda, Allied 1.20:1.30 50-Ib.\ bag. Radishes, , black, Vincent Howard and the Rev. Detailers dures. Must “be experienced. in F ISHER PE RSONNEL ' Iran is believed to hold one- Cc ‘No. 1, 1.80-2.00 bu. Radishes, hot- Joseph B. Howard. Puners) serv- . readin complicated assembly end WILSON GMC CO. i tnird| of the world’s) petroleum ire! Stet ch Ameri ican Can, U. S.! hese, No 1, 1.80 dos. bens. Saussh. ice wil! be held at 11 a.m. tailed pr a a DERVICES 
e teel, Chrysler, Glenn Martin, and’ ¢¢ eo phe ad eon Lt Thursday, Dec 15. from 8t. F tomai mo Crant St. _Pittsburgh 19, Pa. cee as well as vast undevelop- | nut, No. 2, 1.00-1.26 bu.; Squash,|, Thomas Church in Ann Ar ‘of automaiion type machines This) pacttion’ cliets tend . es 
Oakland at Cass, Pontiac ed taineral wealth: J . I. Case. oo No 1, 100-180 bu: Squash |” wich, - bor, Sets? ue & fixtures. Top glevisens etherceneourieeditng TECHNICIAN 
| At moon) the Associated Prees|taees Sc i tase acme | xaiONTER. DeCTIL 1955, cauipment, “References required draco’ sad eecaee Dene: ; average of 60 stocks was” up 20| Tusaip. Loppe wtih) UB nd, ~~ ve ones re 103 — St.. - LOCKHART & Cc t WwW. M. Pelareen bee A Gen ee pragerd eres 
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| ficents at $180.10. Yesterday the Collard, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Kale, No. Gad Epela Matonien: Goc8 becthay WRIGHT “Car Ty Detroit Gor Seednnt oD lsboratery testing de- fi average dropped back to $1.40 in a|f,,! 00-150 bu. Spinsch, No. 1, “1-15- of games lester ‘and Audrev pee see Oak Ecc dl caus M. C. MFG. CO a — 'decline accentuated by | : nighten neral service will 4 2. bi Birmingham. MI 6400 ene : : | ate selling. | be held this evening at 7 118 Indianwood Rd __ Lake Ori eT : evening at 7 p.m. - 18 Indianwood Rd____ Lake Orion 1 | The average curiently is near its) BET Boer EGGS eS orang eget rm FORD MOTOR CO I } | : < . ' DETROIT. Dec. 139 (‘AP;—Eges, [0.b. with Br. A. H. Bnd be ig saci : = “ ; 
. Consult Us for First Hand Information | cord high of $181.50 established Detroit,“ cases included, federai-stae | Interment in Hohenwald. Ten acnine TRUCK i Sept. 23 just before the market grades. Mr. Knighten wi!l be sent to the Tractor and Im plement DRIVERS 
in Stock and Bonds (ee oe Eerie eee | eee Designers § ajor reaction, *verae 59. large Wid. avg. 52's, ser evening ivision g = : i 5 an . ‘medium 47-5212 wtd. . 40, om \- = ‘ Experienced driveaw: 5 | [brought on by news of the Presi- to wid, ave 30! grade Be large 48-0 | MILLER, DFC. 11, 1968. THOMAS ers only. for bung distance 
jdent’s illness. It then recovered *'¢. avs. 4 Romesa rg ere : . and | oe wtaair Syren . ie D1 f \- 
We maintain a direct line to a member of all [fland reached its old record’ high 53's "medium 48) groje B” large “86: father of Mrs. Doretns Fel, Mrs. Birm Ing ham F ' | gaee “Saust be puydleally z ee C] I 4 enor Reene, Themeac (ho ="s< »  @ a e ey 
principal exchanges with up-to-the-minute again a week ago last Monday. 8° fe intge 36-42 wld avg. 38%. Richard, Thresa, James, John, ixtur = | TCC, physical and dnv- 
quotation service available at all times. New York Stock ee ph Liren oyen Prue Sars’ Memes Soon Repeuna! tees Product Desi 7° teat: ADEIY te is rq ew Yor toc s PAM cad acid A large 50-52, ium brother ot ered Syrah s en reduct Designers t i at Guard Hi : 
Pa | | ‘Late Mourning Quotations j - service will be helt Wednesday, eae Nd Fa ayou Ponuse Corp. 586 S. Bivd. East 
Lavanerres 21 CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS cho enka: Pesce a 2 | : ue 221 Jones & L 504 CHICAGO. Dec AP) — Butter cle Loge atl ad | i -kers WE HAVE A J 
C, e Ne yhler Co. []|Alr Reduction s9 © Kelsey Hayes 35.4 steady: receipts €24 a6: wholesale buy- ical Lipp poeta) lrcarty Solel Design Checkers | cuseveatcas aalecan ae | Ane Clem 13-4 Keimnecott 115 7 ing prices. unchang 93 score AA 57.5, to bese La Park Ceme- employment and peed par vert ; . © Ts 59.3 bc : : : ery. Mr. Miller will Ite in state | rel a rin- 
| $18 Community Nationa) Bank Bidg. FE 2-919 f/Ale Cheliners 48° Krewee, a8 . 595/60 B a1 tec S8be Te | tT Mt] St the untoon Funeral Home | Design Detailers | WANTED NGS aN ~ 7 ; ce ' Kroger 426 6, fi tpts 1 ae j On = Bw Al on’ ges firm; receipts 13,004: wholesale SPEZIA, DEC. 11, 1955. MRS. “ mp ; farm 
Des : Repyyai 3 We McNAXL . 16 ‘buying prices unchanged to 1'y higher; Louis (Angelina!, 1220 Peat | Cost Accountants Establshed WANTED A ee ne Am Can... 47 Lockn My ..684 U8. large white 60-699 per cent A's Creek RA, RONo VT he OH | Varied industrial cost experience. | Machine Tool | Waythaw ds AROUND MA- /Am Cyan ; te Airc ., 3 Heel oa s . sear pe uy fs AE pe le beloved wife of Louls B. 1 ac vee en Gauge Co, 2112'S. Telegraph PE 
(Am Gas & El. $17 standards rties 34, checks pez! d th | = 5] ‘ost Esti i ae ——— 
‘Am M& Pay 256 Lone 8 © hem . 71-6 current receipts 40 Keith 2 Middicton, Mrs Aten | Us sign Cost Estimators Manu returer | YOUNG MEW wit CAFETERIA Am Motors’ .. 86 startin. GI 303) a Reecrs, Mrs. Ralph Styvinski. | phd le | ot oiner breed process Is Expanding Its | er east as assistant mahager 
Fe ee 3) May ‘D Str a CHICAGO POTATOES John A. Jeceob F. Revert, 7 ce ae Engineering Dept a Am Smelt 5oq Mead Cp - 104) CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (AP)—Potatoes: — ee ee ee Accounting Systems 8 I 
N jam Tel & Tel 1787 Motnes Line. so tri llega: es sone Fad Elec rey us. Carnaghi Aen service wil be | Analyst : Y YOU ING ~ = Am Tob ++, 8 eis pments Friday urday and nalys . 
‘Am Viscose .. 48 Mpls Ho - 61 |Sunday 9; supplies moderate, demand | my Tesreee aca etaee Broa y Located In 
° Anae Co jog Monsan Ch . 471) and market steady for Russets, aa e "alien's Funeral = ~s teneral ahd cost account 
Financing Plans Armco Sti "\" $43 Mont Ward .. 9¢4)firm tor round reds. Carlot track sales oo Church with Rev. — Royal Oak | That Make Se ao! Co wit poet Pa 39 Sanvoraeea ee pote eee re George E. Ging officiating - Sales Representatives yi ' | 
ree nse : age . : Semon Suseet shld Laer Citas Intormant in St. Joseph section ; h Aj 
and Sa Doll. ! Au Retin: me 33 Murray ra : a gl waneal Sasttewtarkortn” exes Ra of East Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Cantect or fleet sales. © cro ich | To work with manager. “Apply ve wollars: Aveo Ms i. 6 Mat Bise ....., 39.3 tines 62.18-3.0 . Sone we . ae Allen's Pe- c Improvement Center. 9 N. Tele- 
Balt Nat Gy ome, @ Orion, where | + | grap ear Standard 
Eiken ES Maee We | tlodelaakers |g gourmet Pe que "19 NY Cent 44.2 P —_Wednesdey, ‘attern exper necessary. ; is _H Ip Want. ted F ; Beth Steel 1666 Nia M Pow . 321) ou WALKER. DEC. 11. 1955, i i oe emale _ 7 Besing Air. _ 724 wer amray 78. 5| perro Rot rocirex ra Lee, 2578 mE, Lake 5 caRoi Layout Inspector | Handling Desirable \N EXP. W OMAN ars 
Bond Strs .. 17 Nwst Airline | 195 paid r pound { our Doreea for No. 1) : ma nae eat loth Otlbert | — = ral sf a 
| Bers Warner. 427 Ohio Oi! 343 quality live, Soules up to 10 am Mrs. SMMary Corva veret Plese 2500 EP Keanie Good Opportunities 3040 ¥ RS. ‘ eee Bp He Owens 2 ot peu met hens 26-27, light pens 16 18; May Seconder, Mrs. Jean Glaspie, Ri-min7ham i f T i . Live in. Christaras off. private room ‘ Scum malie cate Be Cn: avy broilers or fryers (2"3-3'y Iba), Charles Walker and Cathy Ann Open Wed. ‘til 9 oa ‘ “til 12 or lop Men ] and beth eneral | susework 
‘Budd Co S16) Pine’ Epi) sea Reece oi 30) capeescice iste te ever ‘| Walker Graveside service will be modern ielectric harmo) ehtid = = ; : s 27-28. * oo . Can Dry 16.7 Param Pict 36.632 15-6 Ib aver 33-34: geese 30-31; held Wednesday, Dec. 14, at 1:30 i * 2 school gae. Ref. LI $-1828. $33. with Rev. Pred R. Tiff , Sooners Asi" . ae rere Da : os cuteness —— heavy type hen ection. Interment in = DESIGNERS SALARY ayn cose eed on ey, as 2) t y - i - rae On) aT ay Ww 
Carrier Cp . $73 pa RR =< Si “hMasket full wood aee pe good quality Plains Cemetery. Baby Carel will A OVERTIME some child-care. Thurs ‘and Fri. 
Case, JI 175) Pensi Cola 22 heavy hens with small lots taken in le in state at the Parmer-Snover \ FRINGE BENEFI $14. Good references necessary Cater T - 604 Pprizer _. 405 moving readily. Lighter weight hens _ Funeral Home. ‘ - eNEFITS Mrs. Stoddard MM 48193 afier . se 408 6 y. Lig tg a OON Ches & Cate - 536 Phelps D..... 57.5 steady and ample to a light demand. aa (90 Needed) t AND | See aoe, . 914) Phiieco "*' 999 Pryers about steady. Bupplies adequate ___ card of | Thanks —! PENSION AMBITIOUS WOMEN EARN 883 
j Clark one : edt rau ane ae = aioe ramen wade ares er FOR | = | weekly aoaane beautiful sterling . . . . t c sizes Ss. an e vari 
The soundest way to home ownership is with one SUimax “lie $6, Pi Pinte G .. bo] demand good ve w wisi TO THANK ALL oUE md Rodeaiienires | Pleatiful, No canvassing Carne. 
of our low-cost mortgage loons, tailored to fit Col Gas. 163 pullman °°; p4)but steadier von tome with. prices; | 0%, thelr many ex sressiens Weidine Dj Call Royal Oak Eee FE eI or PE 20071 ’ * . | . Scoot s i e ~ j 
your special needs! All-inclusive monthly poy- con eee : a Ling OU 2... a tinea eatin cere cant na-oe? sedis, Sereavgues nice: lose. et aah se ce _ LI 7-7474, fae 3to6p.m. Day RY SALESGIRL. OVER 20 
ments often amount to less than rent! Come in jgenvam Pow 483 Repes Bi - 66 | = rete bed Loa) eal init <8 | one Monday Thru Friday Mii today 1 ee ' 2 2 rug -.. 97 CHICAGO POULTRY wish to thank Rev. George Gar- Ted UT ss MUU for Appointment BOOKK EE 
» and talk it over with us! \Gont Mot 5 ner ae 528 | seseae te vine ee San Loge Lender, is comfor ing Rofdy the Interviews ‘til 8 pm. : re and ee eave Cae Ene a r on-Johns Fune ome, | a ae — om e s jo 
. . — on ine pep aaneg 223 caponettes. receipts in coops 1.126 (Fri- oe enyre the Dames of . BEcnan ce aeOd STATION AT- | nell Ospartecat Olivain 
Capitol Savings & Loan Co. Joc Ee: See ee | Eee MODERN ist retsaiitt ttn ua vs a nea ® Det Bais "37 Scoville Mig. 164 jor f ee eta concen isbeis Tape, sndeheiped es m many | | | aasYerrcee v7 Doug Aire. a4 Seab A! RR 5 \or fryers old roosters 14.5-16.5; Nile. Nile E. Havershe | F | DRAYTON 
75 West Huron St. — FE 4-056! Dow Chem 572 Sears Rorb - ir (caponettes under 4" Ib 25-26, over 4 | ormee_ © Femiy. | ) ) ] HT. | or ee ee : ° “oq g Shell | lb 28-30; geese 25-26. young tom turkeys | : ; a0 3-5667 Z : DuPont 2213 She ou... 415' % young ton in Mem i 2 et oe | LD MAN | BABYSITTER wrp_FOR « vein 
EE El Auto Lite 426 2 mito LOvI — S . Oa (& O ER OR rSste sail mother works 
1 & Mus 37 eho dear x0 MEMORY OF OUR —ervice UO. Adena altel OF Cu! CT Che 
(‘Erie RR... 212 Livestock Passed seer. Myrtle Seaver. who : ; ; 
Sy ICY STREETS |i. 3 Sex bccn | REESE EBD yp ota General | “i aes Lace st .. 912} 13. (AP) — er ever you be. Serkley. Mic {| are Preuh Tra .. 83.6 gtd Oil Ind | $13) Partment of Agriculture) — # at: As long as life and m AAS M , |g BIRMINGM’.. PENINGS — 
: jGen Bak 93 Std O NJ | 1477 Sble $00. No early sales: generally ack-/ We shall remember So 1695 12 Mile Rd. aintenance Immediate openings —  bookkep- 
_ cenit) Race Drnam . 63 std Oi] Ohio 473/ mg around 25 cents higher. Sons Daughter: Robert. David Siem tee ttares and waitresses. 
re ere A ain |Gen Elec 833 Stevens. JP 286 | Cattle- Salable 6 600. Fully 50 per cent _ Verna, Lena, Ruby. : : SS oe Birminghs Emplornent Service 
" e \Gen Fads 902 Stud Pack ... 163) fresh receipts cows; supply slaughter wE wi to 0 DRIVER-SALESMAN FOR EXTAB- ' ' 139 W. Maple. ai 44254 A \Gen Mills. 6)4@ Sun Ot “q}° steers and hetférs increased by about | = ee TO EXTEND OUR lished dry cleaning route. Apply SLA TER S CLERK TYPIST PERMANENT 
Da drivi Ani ‘Gen Motors 411 Swift & Co | 489 500 carried from Monday; cows fairly loctume thanks and appreciation bet. 8 and 10 am. Walker's Position with advancement for 
ngerous driving conditions Piaen Tei 406 Sylv El Pad 443 Sctive. generally steady; other classes at acts of kindness. offerings. _ Cleaners, Lake Orion 451 FE. WILSON Qualified. girl. Modern offices and 
; ; * 7 Gen Tire 8 Texas Co . 1182 Cattle slow; few early sales about steady autos from our kind friends DE TAIL DRAFT TS, \N *° | ite — workine condit'ons. Call 7 are here again — so don’t yOu fF citette 40 Tex G Sul . , 366 pape ahd naaree) eatlet for ese besatDlaete peo gir bt ~ our Pipers casei al : —_ PONTIAC = Shaw. MI 6-0100 4 ss eTs; sca ulaecture ol machines & ‘ nn == ~ 
take chances — check your insurance. New public [| Goodveer eit Time R bear 73 894 choice fed steers 1800-21 $0. choice iors seman “Godhardt Fe. etomation equipment has perma. | reas _Cashier Receptionist : _.. 4 s ew wi y and commer- on me nent selar position for machine => want ork im a smell 
liabi rope Oran Feige ee 2 reeames, 416 cial steers and heifers 1100-1600: bulk ral Heme. Pontiae Motor. Local detailer 3 int : 4 as and Pp tty damage limits set by, the State placate . ae Pbeppild ads ay pany cows L ) oe 108: few eetier rans | = ae ——— Petsente Loca! rience Must know. shop methods Pant ering per pan Fabel gly oa 
: * olsteins canners an cutters cot at miey. _ acd oave ability t rork it) 4k iy AND SERV & a che! make it very important to check your coverage. Hersh Choe 48 Un Carbide 1102 mostly" #00-1008; few lht cancers | Flowers. — 3 Pntuatinal arreevusen ins eseor ust be tae oer with es eet ert eee “8 5 own to tunity to advance with crowing ~ Sopearance «nd oleae mercone 
Indust Ray ... 485 Unit Airc 682 Calves—Salable 230. Veslers opening | = rrenivat for trdu-trie —- lity? . pet ibe 
CALL now FOR DETAILS niand Stl .. #94 Unit Pruit $14 about steady but market not fully wae DUNSTAN 8 FLOWERS ona eieatite eel a a ar PONTI AC tailed ead ng Genrcanet ek: Inspir Cop : 8. = Ge cP . ee a Cage — = aa) — 3464 W Huron & °F 2-830) ve — oer © commen curate Saag yal oxeNee peli comfortable working 
i 00; ov c ce an i we it e 
H. W. HUT TENLOGHER Agency nt Bus Mach 413 US Stee} $8§ prime individuals up to 32.00; some heid ___ Funeral Directors: 4 MI "es00. Dirwsingon Svorhigen, Ewa eres RMAC PE _¢-2551 hegre rep Seema 
H. W. Hatten = Oe a eens) eres 3 |p ENGINEER $600 BARC so eeggthe Mas Batt 18 the Os Men Home it Bes "Bt wee ust Bd nme eect, Sia MY St] Pete Peet Rene eee A EO | creme ect | ak Tey opee wee | homie i i eng Tree 
318 Riker Bidg. FE 4-1551 nt Tel & Tel 29.7 Wiison & Co . 147 Slaughter ewes 4¢.00- 8.00. Asad) pdelicies ROME eauivalent See Nancy at Career ee Mr. , mm Ts ma oCENERAL. EX: Isl Crk Coal . 318 Yeoungst Sh T. 99 | . — Pheasant hee nae c — Bi. Riker Bide FE fed 4 Tooke > Rade AF bi clot trea Other’ hei eae: = —— CHICAGO LIVESTOCK = 2 eee a loyed. MI €-1877 ° DETROIT STOCKS | {GHICAGO, Dec. 9 ‘AP)—Salable hogs PE en ed EXPERIENCED OVER TRE ROAD porn we \REEI 
714 Co ; Ga OE Pee Meester ences | ea | | ee || Gn | eee = igher, rade ¢lo slow wit ee Or e Nancy for that 
mmun ty Nat'l Baldwin R . Low Noon) most of the advance lost on estimated Donelson-Iohns EXP@RIENCED STEEL BROKERS — eatre tie ae anise new sition Career po 
Bank Buildi Gerity-Aichigan> |” Me 1S.) 89 be 1260 bogs: moe. of these No. 2 pines ux With tractor ‘and trailer. Apply sé Fords. For a dealer that's | Reeistered nurse .. #350 i Ley i Ts under w n- HOM Tans- ‘| ut f y band cal receptioni«t 2 
; u ng lissere dette 2 sy oi ao mostly around 25 higher, eiecunces ‘ “DESIGNED FoR FUNERALS: 267 8 Bird ‘Fast Pontiac Mich ‘ aga foc ae aaire ‘See in peace clerk ” s a0 ; ‘ 3 p more early; approximately ‘al’ of <PARKEGRIFFIN Chape FE 20177 ‘96 Call Mr Jeffrey OA &-2521 eginning bonkkeeper . $275 [Midwest Abrasive? . . ; aa < painnine Were a. Phone FE 4-1568-9 Migney brent 3 EMR Revinstania fovahipment out ons | promnmsenee’” Versa, ep=nercav aromatic | Jelfrey Ford Sales | | Rasta Q aw ‘ = 5 rae ror ¥ Wayne Screw. -_ anced 2 i? 12° intxed grare lots No. 1 to 3¢ 180 220 'b Voo hee Cin] _wneher renatrnen @h On %TH3 10 WN Wash « busiest Ford Dealer | CARE ER CE NPR 
a. cme hutehers 1108-1178: Uitie below 11.28: or S- e | Ford deal ma BD ashington Oxford. Mich. | Sgr ec ‘ veral hundred head most) d 8 ‘ord dente an ew ea ) J y ORTOGR, ANERAGES with sissble Ko f and 2 end pi 1200 FUNERAL HOME : eMey wants 2 new | 1 RUDENTIATL. INS. CO. - re bata 
NEW YORK. Dec 12—Compiled by The and around 150 trestly . 0. 1s 210 Ib | CAP savesmen to complete | Announces an opening for an “API <= a ef | Associated: Press vice ‘ane or Motor | | executive salesman Jary = FIN ‘ ce 4 WO | Associated: P at 12.25: a 18 head lot 12.80; most mixea | “owance Saastcd oe Mes : sa CAREER GIRLS ¢ na. canes 10 15 18 60 _| No. 2 and. 3s 230-260. Wo 1000-11 28: late - PE 28779 yal sales force inn new | es = FE 20395 for Orr! ood ith figures $200 
: ee 2 1 a sales 50-260 Ib. 1000-10° 260-230 1b. 0 “oO ‘ S  ———— aera $270-$300 
; : ee eet ae 180.1! 9'55-10:50. most 328-600 Tb. sows in | © ~~~~~~ Se 5 eo Pontise Motor Emplives erated seer eres Donald E. Hansen Richard H. DeW itt Weok cee a ida ai 1ol.3| Eee lots 8.00-9 5: BUY DIRECT AND SAVE sales experience neces: Earn up to $200 per ployes Seated ee a oo . = : able cattle 1.900: salable calves 200: anele BO OG MCGEE bata 
Res, FE 2.8813 Res. FE 5-1783 Month iso 288 13 Tht tial aeers tad’ buteresemuaun "aacty.| okey Greate, Martie Oe, | sary. must be hard work: | Zyl" tare tine ling ie ere | Glerieat” | 1905 high |. 2874 142.4 187 181.8/SO%S ANd vealers steady: bulls steady | 369 Oakland Ave. PEs | ¢r, guarantee, hospitali- out for deals—-et on the band MIDWES 
Accident Insurance Fire Insurance 1985 low . -. 203.1 1148 612 1488) seady. a tew good te high choice steers za.ion plan and demo Se Call Mr. Jeffrey” GA bass LE _ 1984 high... 2119 1230 68.3 188.3) So'ge ; 5,.0e food to high choice steers Cemetery Lots 5 : F L : 2 eet oe : Employment Service : 9 P SAAR AS Automobile Insurance . Liability Insurance eta V9 TTS” S84 108-0) heifers: odd lots commereiél steers down plan. Call for interview Jeffrey Ford Sales 406 Pontiac State Bank Bids. Harcke to 12.00: occasional choice helfere 1900| ATTENTION: WANTED WHITE Mr. Jeffrey. Jeffrey Ford Oakland Co. * busiest Dealer FE 5-9227 rglary Insurance Life Insurance down; most utility to low ‘commercial ope Cemetery tots. Lincete Sales. 10 N y. W. sr 10_N. Washington, L,_ Mich. BABYSITTER WITH OWN TRANS- . j ; ecanners and cutt 5 : Ss. as@ington, portation for Bonds— '7.50-9.25: utility and ns | - BEAUTIFUL ora : care of one school All Types _ Plate Glass Insurance |tzserints: Geos Wnty crane ies Gane | divide, Perry Mewes Bere: onze OA $251 Oxford. Oak- «cee er sn bat weet. Ve 10.99-11. 00: good 1 tery. FE 4-0632, ~ : . cinity of Joslyn and First Sts. j 10 rood to prime veaters 20.90- TY. land Count b Call FE 28181, ext. Wi : - (2°00. cull and commercial 1000-1900] FOR SALE 2. «GRAVE CEME- 7 sie “40841 alter 6, = = <* MEN OF PRINCIPLE ARE ALWAYS BOLD, BUT THOSE | . ' rome, 10 low good 714-040 Te feeders tery plots. White Chapel Ceme- _Ford dealer. ROEB EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANT. WHO ARE BOLD ARE NOT ALWAYS MEN OF | ene ITN oe. Wr)" Excentional” buy’ for cash OL FIRE FIGHTER UCK. fa cag Min centaurant Birming- PRINCIPLE” —Contlucius ee eee | moreratel active. _6-0296 City PERIENCED GENER) 
[inetbe erating meni encletos eee | WHIT CHAPEL - BEST LOCA have ved within ite, limits fort & CO, | Sec? aaa ye : fren INDIR SO. calle to Yow an Two graves Reai bargains. vear aged 21 to 28 itime in - an aa. Pee 1 18 OA-18 50° culle to low rood 8.50- tr 13-2167, service. mav oe deducted from nc_Frese| Bou 6? — syoTTwa 
: CHICAGO —A moderate nUM:| jibe $41 Won't Seite See ean Ti ea emcee lle a Sain AES Eas I —— : pertion: 5 ie 
ber of eyes onters ee fain) choice slauzhter ew-s 450-6 80. J / alice ety Hat S68 Pames 3 DIRECT. aan, “Mors | tor home Gan prices on the Board of Trade to-' BOX REPIJES LL OR PART TIME ero a ary ‘ men. Over 18 yrs, old 7 C! SCOMEN EXPERIENCED _ WAITRESSES. 
Se Se more Former Official Dies tional Food Store, akes aioe Dikke Her, , SALESMEN «Merry Go-Round Rscnereat i active than in the previous session.| CHEBOYGAN \» — Bert S. Col At 10 am. Today atte tae Uh At secibiet tnnald . = e, ye HOOVER COMPANY NEE AN : ; EXPERI COOK Selilng pressure was very light 76, who was Che = = to ick up cleaner ior service ALL SEARS’ FAMOUS BENEFITS mornings eS oon e FOR vga ity There were replies at i serieerane.| Cali om ete jat the outset, except in corn. The treasurer for 12 years, died Mon- the Press effi and depvery. VE Sesil. 6 0 10 |. as YOU QUALIFY FoR THEM FE_$€79_for_interview 
: ‘yellow grain dipped slightly in the d : tp the mOMPITA EXPERIENCED SALAD GIRL. lace ew Gunde ban ay. Funeral service will be held following boxes: La a « TTENDANTS FOR LO. | 1. THOROUGH TRAINING __Biks Club, 114 Orchard Lake Ave. ew minutes bu en re- nesd. = wv 
l f t | ‘covered in sympathy with the rest a af weet" 8 afr aicniean S Geese Wore 2 eA ene Ys EXPERIE NCE D W ‘OM- Hl oO J bs rae Ose 
nves men ‘of the market. 3 : _3, 16, 25, 28, 58, 60, G5, pital. Personne! Office or write 3 PAID VACATIONS an. 30 to 40 years, who 
ae | Wheat near the end of the first! News in Brief | BO ae a 9 a Us _1t. Mich on hs emit, 4 SEARS’ FAMOUS Phu. iT- likes children, to do gen- 
Faciliti S ‘hour was %s to *, higher, December! i: iF YOu NEED TO MARE. si00 mines Pua” eral housework and 
1e '$2.10%8; corm 's to % nignee. De-| David Martin, 23, of 196 Liberty ~~ Help Wanted Se! T can plece married man with cooking i in doctor’s home. 
_* cember $1:27%s? oats % to % high-| St. appeared before Lake Orion| _  Flelp anted Male 6 ences teouired. Gell Puller Brush, Ww WITH LITT: Private room and bath. 
. . . at Your Finger Tips [er, December 63%: rye %2 to 1) Justice Helmar G. Stanaback yes-’ er _FE 2-218 NEW MAN zon mo 1 M1705 cent higher, December $1.17; soy- terday and pleaded guilty to AUTO SALESMEN JANITOR AND IANDYMAN TO EXPERIENCE HAVE EARNING | s¥picnieNCRD —W : 
7 ‘beans % to 1% higher, January| furnishing beer to minors. He| — yho sre iterecisa tn os ine Feel Steady Job. Ponting Tamber Co ' PormNTiaL OF #10 on MORE | —FOFK nights Mies 0. ; oney. Tt w Ch mised Ave.. Pontia : : x 
| Just pick up your phone and coll us tor experienced $2.38%, and lard 13 to 23 cents a; Wa fined $50 and paid $10 costs.; Hawking Central | Lincoln Mercury, LINoT AND TILE MEGHAN: PER WEEK COMMISSION. MUST “won QUSEKEEPER ° : : hundred is higher, Decem- pene tet : - te. Exnerterced y pL ARENTS. 1 CHILD. service on your investments. Your inquiries are welcome aa oe ig Pleading guilty to a charge of ay YOU Uae “GONE? ting Press Box 63. HAVE CAR. AGE 21 TO 50. POR Tonk, ASARTMENT. w RE a . ber 70. fi elp = mi : . : AND . by phon’, by letter or in person. driving while under the influence |/ iments ‘on your home Te ee CONFIDINTIAL INTERVIEW Sort 82 bo WHER, STAY. 
| Grain Prices jot liquor. Hobert Lee. $7, of Sowth/" _S6e soicvaree. sane Cnet, ie ‘prone #2170 + von : ; € , —: 
| | CHICAGO GRAIN jLyon, paid a $100 fine and $25/ consumers in Bloomfield Township -| = YOUR LIFF’S MADE Tih 
WATLING L R CHICAGO. Dee 13, 'AP!—Opening Costs when he appeared before) fF Waterford ica Sar neues = -— nd children 8 and 3. Com: 
if E CHEN & co. | Fo eneet— t, July gs South Lyon Justice Merrill Rén- 32. i: - MCL EASIER through Classi- HOTEL WALDRON home, “ake oO a — z hi Fo. : : if i - coe ee i b. , & 
Member Now York Stock Exchange ond others leoding exchanges re be hesd = 63 Wick yesterday. y: : : iy ; a $2 HR., FULL OR Part 
* May. ... 204% Dec 114 Appears ae . FE 5.4168 bestest “apc aren nen a8 7 \ Duby 198% Maren | 1.17 ppearing. yesterday before fied Ads. To solve every- , dren's’ sopdrel’” "ten? and shit : : ventiat eorices ‘pot sags, MA Py Municipal Court Judge Cecil B. J. ( {rome owen + Room Si¢ Park Ave. Bide. or - -e Haren... 1.39% Sept, 132, McCallum on a charge of driving west_of Franklin. day problems quickly, dial WEDS.. DEC. 14 EVENINGS LU _1-1925 (Detroit) 716 Pontiec.Stete Bonk Building | ee a wea under the influence of liquor,| ILE CLERK | “*”?P See ee rum, Deo eC HOUSEK %. RE. : 2 . : if saosin tag! “Eiken Earl Nurenbt Must have sponsible and plessant, a. 5 ick ne a ndearpl of 494 First ~ We thorough | knowledice FE 28181 . ce. if Plemant. perme. 
2 ve., Shoes — Py salary. atl. ye - . Spel ace kirls. Own room and 
ee We a ee : : spaces toed sins Pons || ; 130 WW. i f Le 4 . } os MI good » Phone | ¥ Lig y b s ,| : ‘ } \. I, a. } , is 5 , Lo ! jas : Pi 
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  ‘ ' THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955   
   some use 
driv Ne opnvessing. 
  or delivery. 40 cent com: 
8 Fi interview 
PONTIAC   EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 18 W. Huron St, PE 4-2551 
REG. rome eon ete, lab. technician, jeneed istant Work Wanted Female 11 Staeecihdedcietinecaiedie 
igh tat AY BO SeACeee 
= gang pares duty. Reler- onsen. siete thei tact einae 
  
  
ssaag pep oe i CEN. 
ee 
thet doy er hea LAD WORK BY pay. Y wittys Son 
eaten cece Penns Mat Gann |CADY WEES DA¥ .Y WORK OWN   TEMPORARY CANDY & BAKERY WOMAN. For Christmas &| =~ SALES 
on pe i for 
store in the Tel-Huron Shopping 
— Prefer ages 30 Ly 45. Ap- 
es [eins in store. 8:30 am 
RED SANDERS 
  DDLEAGED like work in motherless home. 
_OR 3-0679. 
  
TRAVEL RECPT. Ul toemerpsts sharp pigil sdberprsld gal 
trips. See Maney 
_ter, B-l_ Riker Bldg. 
TRACTOR | & IMPLEMENT T 
FORD } MOTOR co. 
Birmingham Has immediate openings for 
Stenographers | AND 
Steno- 
Secretaries 
Typist & General Office — Soorthand, but not essential soc 
sec, peniton, & hospital insur. 
ance, Ideal working coma ens 
“References: Puff's Steak House, 
2661 Dixie Highway. 
WAITRESS APTI AFTERN 
bree 910 Oakland. 
WOM CAR To sell ane supervise part time 
+ sales ie in Oakland or Wayne 
County Must have some direct 
giving your 
  WAITRESS FOR DAYS, MA 5-7651. 
___6761_—iDixie ~Hwy. 
"WAITRESS Keqtamory! Dav shift. A: $2. 
. Kennett Rd Kennett penct Lench. 
watraaal WANTED. NEAT my ics pearing and experienced. 
__ wages. FE 3-018 
womas. TO CARE FOR 2'4 YR. 
irl, 8 day week. 8:30 to 4:30. 
tigh housework, $15. FE 5-500}. 
WOMAN FOR’ CARE OF CHIL- 
dren, light housework, cooking.| 
Must live im. 830. Call after 6. OR 37616. 
nice with children. MI 17-0437. 
WOMEN FIELD SALES 
MANAGERS 
Multt-mifiion dollar 
is seeking the secxicee ona cam ibe! 
able and se-vressive 
ager. Position involves Teerenng: 
training and supervising a gTow-| 
ing sales force. Person selected) 
will be given complete eee: 
er employe ne fits 
. loe 
tieential interview phon 
4507 
housework and care of semt-tn-, 
valid Good home, food wagrs 
All conveniences Apply 2550 Jack.) 
son Blvd. Duck Take, or a 
2036 Milford, M Utusl + 
"person ey NIGHTS: o Apriy aed 
5 ah 
WANTED MIDDLEAGED EXPER- 
fenced perese asa aet for erapetyi's one 
Steady good 
ing cond. Apply oer Mr. McCune: 
ess at Me ess Inc. N 
WOULD LIKE A KIND, MIDOLE- aced lady to care 4 children 
  se perttee. BY 
week. Steade pos . Home 
nights. FE 2-794 
WANTED LADY =o ) CARF. FOR 2 
children im Clarkston. Mav live 
in. Call after @ MA 51249. 
___Help Wa Wanted __ 8 
COUPLE WANTED wo 
work out, art fee coontes end 
housework. 
ca salary. eeepc es sec’ 
I_4-6293.     
Guaranteed Salary Men or women, full or time 
who are able to acee respon- sibility. Must be able to work) 
VErmont 6-7038 evenings. Call 
or VErmont 6-7175. at Career Geo. ROU 
NOONS. BUT-|3377 w 
  TYPINO MIMEOG 
retarial service. Booey. 0 
ior gh bs NURSE : AVAILABLE. 
  
ings, FE 
| _ 
hea fer home. r children tor 
| playmates, MY iss. 
lent cere.   
ALL WINTER DISCOU 
ON INSULATION, SIDING. 
ALUMINUM COMB’ WINDOWS 
AND DOORS 
A fe additions, alterations. 
Guaranteed work at lowest pos- 
mi sible prices. FHA, 
LLOYD MONROE 
FE 4-6866 
BRICK BLOCK AW’ 
  
  work, Also chimneys. 
large. Residential and 
  
home and 
tion. 
  MEN, WOMEN YEAR GUND OP- 
rtun: on established Watkins 
to $3 per pot route. Earn $2 
Car mecessary, Avply 
Perry.   
saleswoman. Expert pot fe, ache bot? J | FUR: e 
RAL ESTATE ae or} ) goats “we Floors, basement EM ont WALL BY graye tes 
. No job too 
    SEWER CLE CLEANING PE 4-2012. 
PLUMBING {sD ‘HEATING. Hi. 8. Com, rE 
MANLEY LEACH 10 BAGLEY ST Business s Services aed reer 
Gear cae 
  
43761) «oor 
OR 
cael 
    
FE 8-1 LADY "WOULD | 4 parne Be near. Huron st 
WASHING MACHIN@A AND VAC. | MIDDLEAGED WOMAN WISHES 
a 20 W. vamos rE 
IRONINGS IN MY HOME. REA- 
_ sonable. OR 3-6023. 
2 WOM MEN want wily 
__ ing and Je 
inn Gs Ror 1eb 
wating WITH RONINGE AFD WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON. 
Wi ASHINGS AND IRON’ PICK * _ PE 6-0226. 
Building Service 12 
NT PRICES   
62 W. Montcelm E 45240 
A-| CEMENT WORK 
AND CEMENT 
work. Also Somes yl 10008. PE 2.8937 Sp 
a 
BRICK BLOCK AND es pebites 
ecommer- 
cial, Guaranteed work. Ph. FE 
CUSTOM BUILDING. PHA Fi- 
WOMAN, MORE FOR HOME, = ees 
CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY. Shotise Auto Upholstery TAILORED SEAT COVERS 
CONVERTIBLE TOPs   a8! LOOKKEEPING, TAX Work. Monthly or yearly. | 
Special rates. 
at your convenience. F E! 
4-9295 after 5 p.m. ne 
; 
| Lost 
| Dressmaking, ' Tailoring 16 “Bai mn 
LADIES AND MEN'S ALTERA. | tiens and fur ehsas. & Hill, 
Furniture re Refinishing 164 
REPAIRING ANTIQUES A SPE-| 
_cialty. FE 5-0162, §-7332. 
Laundry S$ Service 18) 
CURTAINS FINISHED Plain or ruffied, expert Unishing 
on latest equ 
YED 
AUTOMAT LAUNDRY 
25 N. Telegraph Rd. FE 5-6804   LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- |: Beautifully — nae 
Laundry. Phone FE +8 
FOR FAMILY aCKGRT SERV     
Pontiae Laund | Lost: RED COCKER SPANIEL | pap adh FE — fete tail victnity of Walled 
‘s pet, very shy. 
A 4-2681. 101. _ 
___ Landscaping ‘18A, 
POR BETTER TREE TRIMMING | 
and remova, Fruit and orna- 
mental trees, our ecialty. FE | 
_5-9104 ‘or Holly MElrose 17-2507. | 
_ Moving « «& k Trucking 19 
AA-1 MOVING TR TROCKING, Pick   
! 
up and delivery. Good service ai | $100 REWARD FOR . CONFIDEN. reasonable rates. FE 5-3571 any | 
  = a RUSBISH oar aot 
auling. Norcaff Pumphrey, 
FE 3-138.   
CEMENT & BLOCK 
vet ee CARPENTER WORK—OUOH & |! finish. Pree estimates. OB 31680. 
CARPENTER. REPAIRS AND AL- 
= serv'ce, Weather- 
Car neces-| — 
driving Eee we Fe Cttpir PES ee & i FE t 6-118,   
OO EHICAL Wi GUY'S HAULING SERVICE. A3sh- FE 2-897, __Moving & Trucking 19 —~ Hobbies & Supplies 24A 
| KODAK. ANSCO: BEL & HOW- 
and all popu- 
supplies on easy | 
mas bargains | 
Moving to new address Sat. Dec | 
SERVICER MOTH D PE ARTAD shere her AA-1 MOVING AND TRUCKING 
Pick and delivery services. 
FE 5-466 
~ BEDFORD MOVING | Local & Long Distan - FE 2-787 
_@s_& rubbish 
  LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, | 108s. wo a   
| FLOOR alte caaoine AND 
rience finishing ‘0 rears expe 
Modern equipment, guar wort. 
Free estimates. 
3-1616, . John Taylor, OR 
  
20% 
Discount 
November 
and 
December   __and gravel. FE 2-060). 
INCINERATORS CLEANED. ASH 
hauled. Clean up FE 
in 
~ O'DELL CARTAGE _ Local and a5 Suey Moving 
Phone 5-6806 
Trucks to Bent |   
“% Ton Pietup 
Pontiac fear arm and 
Lee Tractor Co. 
8. WOODWARD Open Dally Inclutine Sunday | 
FE 6-061 FE +142 
~ REDUCED RATES _ Large van ye serve vou. Smith 
ret a) FE +4   On all modernization al! th 
kitchen, bath, siding, roofing, 
genera] remode € plete car-   UNWANTED ARTICLES RE- 
moved free of charge. OE 3-8762 MODEST MAIDENS 
  | By Jay Alan 
  
“Do = mind if I Bive nin an Tees 2.   
Lost st & Found 
Available, soy JR. BIK 
N MINIATURE FRENCH 
ward. FE 5-2697 = at : ash, 
coer ean SEARS. A LADY'S OAKLAND. co) 
Bulova watch, —— evening. FE | 
  OLD BEAGLE. 
Ly “Estates, Reward FE | 24 Wtd. Household Goods 27 | 
Good od “ondition 825" SCHWINN. ! wv ANTED FURNITURE you have any 
= — highest pric 
UNTY 8S LARGEST 
USED FURNITURE BUYER 
FE '-2866   
  
Is Pine Lk. 
commerce, Call shares 5 oe. { rind 
  
  | cost: BLON MALE COCKE! 
“ean Cass-Sylvan | {°F _your pet. MI 40607 after 6. and fore 2 or write R. Watson, 510 a ale, Pontiac. 
GENTLE HORSE FOR BOY | is. OR: Good home for your pet. 
ange and white Britany ae, = : tol li MY 44 | SHETLAND PONY, GENTLE FOR 40607 after 6 
eR boy 8 and air good home 
or | WANTED TO BUY: LARGE OR 
Ma 6 Tent of fireplace wood. 
      TATURE FRENCH WANTED: E 5-2697     ITHER 3 OR 5 HP 
d_motor FE 43900. 
  
UORT eon Wier Raber Aye, ‘al rown. uburn Ave 
ble ~ Reward. FE _ outboard 
Lot PART SCOTTY ON near Pontiac Lake. Reward. ‘OR ____Money \ Wanted = 28. 8A 
WTD. TO BORROW: ouny o Y zr : M 
new home, will give first mort- 
_gage. OR 3-0571   
  Lost: RED IRISH SETTER. 
LOST: UNION LAKE AREA, FE- fawn, 4 white feet 
e Sear 
Can OR 6611) Screened fter 6 
WANT TO, FF __ 
_ ‘2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE | flat. unfurnished around Jan iste a be one & home? | 
| 
tial information leading to recov-| Swburbs. PR 5-67 write ery of cattle and swine strayed or | Eastland. 
or to con- 
one 
MAin_ Aa aaibeet ___ Wanted | to Rent Re- | 
  enants 
only. Call im vour rental today. 
| ADAMS ramos3 co. - 
rE 
Have 2 boys age 3} & 7. Pontiac or 
30 or Own- 
er, 17610 
an.   
    thing for sale | 
Soa want ae courteous serv. 
_Wtd. _Miscellaneous 28 | 
BEAGLES SINCE | DEEP WELL ROD PUM is 
1 male beacie lost | good condition. Call FE tree be- 
  
DIABETIC oes so 
ood character room 
board in home that is rena | 
with aanpiert diet, Call FE 4-440 
iil Bo FREE SERVICE “TO ~ANDLORDs ime and dosens 
r- appointment | 
Roseville, | 
  
rooms & bath South Ponti:   
hauled Sand fill dirt) : FRAME. ALL 
PAINT. BY NUMBER SETS. 
$5.95 
$4.95. Biren win-WILLLAMS 
RON.   NEW SCRABBLE E GETs 3 ) PAINT 
B f§ up ‘frames | —~-— 
yerose. Ay East | USINESS WISHES 
share unf poy a another on 
See Sandy at Pontiac State Bank 
Or call FE 2-303 after 6 p.m. 
care. Call before 3 
| CASH   
Notices & Personals 25, 
TE DETECTIVES 
cial ot Domestic sraz0t. | 
~ Aerotred d Knapp » Shoes 
t_3-1502 
AUDIVOX Leonid AID. RM. 10 
O01» PE +069 
    
    
evenings F 
quired FE #1131 108 am to 12) |GENFRAL BUILDING REPA'R | am only - 
WANTED (SALESMAN “AT ONCE 
re W Dinnan & Son 66 W Huror G 
CIRCULATE PETI- 
TIONS. 
REGISTERED VOTER 
IN THE CITY OF PON. 
TIAC TO QUALIFY,|®, 
_APPLY_59 WAYNE ST. 
___ Instructions 9 
area to 
jobs as Diese) mechanics oneres 
tors tractors, i 
cranes, m Diesel = 
gines, parts men and many other 
bs in this rapidly e ing dustry, 
m want 
__BOX 1, PONTIAC PRESS _ 
DRIVING LESSONS PONTIAC 
Drivers SO od pce $1 SPS 1 AY. OR 1 at 
SIGNATURE. #00s® WMovine FULLY 
MEN & WOMEN TO); sa ere 
MUST BE A 
  Sunday, FE 
Work Wanted Male 10 
CARPENTRY, CAB FoR- mies work, attics recre- 
ation rooms & i 32-4775.) vice. 
ee Wh Sap heel he 
| CARPENTER AND CaBinet 
      
      
    
  Brick, stone, cement work. Pias- 
FE 4.2200 tering and tile work,   “AR ANTEED ROOFS. ALL 
kinds moet piled tes ve Sent met 333 N iS 
2-8946,   
L. A. Young. 
108. FLOOR LAYING. 
ae We finishing. 155 Edison, Ph. 
rE 
LATHING 
  eapayng "sd ta” Hing" Phone FE | FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS A |. faity. Cal Bile. FE SOT. FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND __finishing. C. Bud Bills, at 4-3021. |Fto¢a SANDING AY) 
Gardner, 491 Central. FE 2-7519 
Custom OM DECORATING. ~ WALL 
merce. 
AN PLASTERING. 
New and A FE 40774. 
PLASTERING ba 4 7 AND REPAIR’ 
wore Phone FE 2-2036. - 
  
  Winter Prices Now in 
| Effect On All Remodeling 
Combination Sash 
oof in: 
Porches enclosed 
Kitchen remodeling 
No Down Payment tn- 
corm Go. & M Co. 4 2200 Dixie Hwy. eer 31211 
  VET WITH 2 STAKE TRUCK 
wants ha é 44088. 
Painting & Decorating 20 
Al DECORATING — caf AINTING wi ides or esti 
_mate. PE’ 40385.   
rte     A-i PAINTING, Ala 
Mason Thom eee 
127 PAINTING INTERIOR. ate terior. 10 per_cent disc fee on 
_ Guaranteed. Free cust. PE 4-9205 
a PAINTING, PAT CRHANGINGO. 
_tabis, femoveo. Estin.ates, FE 
one service. Com- 
LOCAL paneres AND DECORA- with some open time. FE 
_¥seen ~~ PAINTING PAPERHANGING 
WALLS CLEA. 
TUPPER, OR 3-708 
Painting & Wall Washing Free estimates. 
Painting & & Wall Wasting Pree. Betimates FE $2211 _ 
—Physio- Therapy. BIA   
  
Special toot techaleve. 72 “tim 
  
  
APPLIANCE SERVICE 
  _Bullding Supplies__12A 
ot We service al) riak.s — 
opr ovr 2-4081. 
    TUCKER'S RADIO-TY. FE soii4 +3600. Pike St. 
AT] T ENTION 
PICTL URE TU TUBES 10". ......8 0.00 ™ 
we 
  4.40 hg ee 
wii YEAR Nabeng petal 
electin 
CALL NOW 
FE 41515 
C&V TV 93_MT. es 
baie dll ‘edneer poh ad FE 
  R-THIS DATE, 
1955/1 will not be 
AND een THIS — “DATE | 
Decenoe’ 10, 1955. 1 will not ve | or aes —~— con- * 
others nm my- | N. Saginaw nae ter FE 56-8165 
e, St. Pontiac | 8:30 For Contracts New or Old. 
Large or Small. 
FE 5-0975 8-0441 or 
Ask for Ted McCullough 
ee G HAY DEN. “Realtor | 6 E. Wahon Bir | 
i Open Eve's & ten 
WE HAVE 
$200,000.00 NTY R SUPPLIES . Dane x AID POR, 03 Mark at Sur disposal to purchece sew) AG. ELLIOTT & "SONS | 
| 31640 N'Western Hwy. at M’belt or seasoned land contracts for 
GE PLANKEY WANTED IN| our clients, See me before you 
etd bt wit sell. FOR BOB MAHAN. Carl Warner, 
Grand Haven, To Buy-To Sell-To Insure 301 a 
aes sH0rs Pull time factory representative 
PE &-1072 0 Water! 
HE! a's WORE Dave TO DO ute shopping 
free wy for toy REALTY CO. REALTORS 
ACT ION! 
  — sale of your Lamt Com: 
voce it is weet et are look- 
ing r we wi') y them or) 
for Say = place them for you within 24 hours. See us for the tast serv- 
fee you are booking for No con- 
tract too large or too smal) 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
eve.   
  
t ater ay ooung hs wi r eum © 
Notions.   
IN DEBT? Dif _— eee Noche trouble today. “ w. 
men Soow us 83) eres ‘on St. ana SEL: 
3. Baginaw, Convert your land contract into 
CASH. See 
JOSEPH F. RETSZ TOR FE_ 2-009 
FAST ACTION! If you have the contract- we have 
the MO Clark Real Estate,   
  
Give You 1 Place to Pay | é& 7a. FOR LAN 
Fase Your Mind 
Restore Credit 
WE ARENOTA 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELLORS Gouth Saginaw st iol 
KNAPP SHOES 
ido Wi T ry one 750 | _ Buvers waiting for land ¢ 3 Ar wesiduron | rye'and umah'sew or seasoned I ats ences. Call. - 7 44492 Ask =for 
IN DEBT? sor, MORTCATES— On PARMB OR batt pebosteny eal from 
pes acre with 100 foot frontage. 
appraisals or closing fees. 
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor oes Society 1717 8. Telegra, 
40621; Eve. FE =   ND CONTRACTS. 
J, VanWelt 5440 Dixie Hwy. 
on 3-135. 
Cash Waiting | contracts call 
Mr. lohnson a here pany 
courteous ac 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Tele aan Rd. 
FE 4253. 
CASH”   
  
  
  K. KL. Templeton, Realtor 
333_Orchard Lake Ra. FE ¢-4563 
WE NEED 
  wn Nicliolie & & Hara Cy 
  YOUNG PROPESSIONAL COUPLE | ‘responaible. need furnished or 
  ‘Share Fe Ws [oa 30) 
1 child | 
Deers WIDOW WILL SHAR co with counle or lady = child | 
Wtd. d. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
    
  Wanted Real Estate 32A 
TRADES — TPADES {35 We are specialists in trad 
homes, farms, lake pro ~~, 
  
oppor 
payments are scarce Trade: 
equity, larger homes for sm ioe, 
jax | property for suburban home 
amon ky Fates de our utmost 
tisty concerned. 
De ‘oot feel Dbl ated. Gah’ us for 
an appointment and we plat ES 
our honest opinion in 
gy haa! the poses of tradin ing Your 
property. We tg estab! 
as leading cradors 
of Pontiac. 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS FE 41557 
182 . Ww. Hu St. 
Co-operative Real “Estate Exchange 
LISTINGS NEEDED 
Beceoeeee and commercial, [he 
rties, acreage or farms. Qualifi 
waiting. 
ee KNALF, Realtor 26's W. Huron FE 2-1421 OA 8-3339 
WANTED: CITY LOTs WITH SEW. 
and weter, FE ¢0612. Cal) 
pe pm 
City LOTS We desperately need city lots   
with water and sewage. Buyers | 
@re waiting for lots 
sirable location Contact us im- 
mediately! 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
FE 46492 1362 W. Huron St- Open Evenings 
BUY OR SELL 1 will personally buy your prop- 
erty or will sell it for you and 
show you how to get cash if the 
ce is Crasarrrg Call now and 
us prove it 
RILEY. eee   
R 
| FE 4-1157 71-0936   
CASH 48 HOURS FOR YOUR HOME EQUITY v 
Rent Apts, Furnished 33, 
ee DOWNTOWN aueean| 
— Inquir 
  
APT, FOR ¥ WOMEN: a _ Welcome. FE 
aT T SQUARE EUAKE. PRIVATE 3 
Pai © APT wits 2 ROOMS & ba es teat urn. ora 
ing utilities. oneal batons jown- 
town, Call at 268 cry ener   
  
  
    _Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 
2 BEDROOM HOME 
_Rished. in city, OR 3-0019. 
3 Rooms AND I BATH, PARTLY 
furn. modern. Ref. no children, 
PE 2-2008 2424 Pontiac Ra. UNFUR- 
3a, ROOM PARTLY PURN. AP-| joid Manny's Ringside Bar, W 
Huroa et Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
4 ROOM AND BATH. LAKE 
home. Pontiac wake area. Call 
FE 5-8704 after 6 p.m. 
4 ROOMS AND” BATH IN DRAY- 
ton Plains. Gas heat. Full base- 
ment and garage. OR 3-0732_ 
4 ROOM HOUSE. NOT MODERN. 
Outside city. Non-drinkers, FE 
_4-T6T0. 
4 ROOM, BATH UTILITIES. OIL 
heat FE | 5-T2T3__ 
CLEAN 3 ROOM FURN. APT. | 5 ROOMS AND BATH, 2. BED- 
Yeo’ State Bt, PEE S140 lady 
CLEAN 2 2, ROOMS. panic EN- 
FOUR FRONT ROOMS FA PARTLY | 
_ furnished, 92 Judson St. 
FURNISHED 4 ROOMS AND 1 BATH. | 
_FE_ 2-7023, $85 a month, 
FRIGIDAIRE, 
MY_3-3202. ee 
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR 1 or 2 Adults Utilities supplied. 
Bradley Motel. Dixie Hwy.. U.S. 
_10. MA 5-9351. 
LARGE ore dies Crokt & washing privi- 
leges. 52 Willams St. across from 
library FE 5-6833_ 
IDEAL SMALL BACHELOR APT. 
Feces close in, private entrance 
clean sober man. FE 4-726 
NICE CLEAN 3 rooms, adults, only. 7 8 Pad- 
dock 
PARTLY FURN. 3 ROOMS FULL bath on main floor Newly deco- 
_ fated. 319 Prosnect St. 
UNION LAKE, 3 ROOMS. BATH, 
mcder™ apt. Lage tnd Everything | 
13 FLORENCE. "ADULTS ONLY. ry. 2! , 
__room apt   WATERFORD ? eae BATH. 
| __brivate entrance _ 
Rent Apts. L Unturnished 34, 
ls WRIGHT, Realtor |3 Larce Rickapashl Peatigiao oma tle, 345 Oakland Ave. FE 1 
Co-operative Rea] Estate Exchange 
PRIVATE PARTY WOULD LIKE 
house or lot on Indianwood Lake. 
will bg ~wolovh ll Mad name lake. 
Write Pontiac Press Box   
Mahan Has Buyers 
YOU WANT ACTION 
The demand is great. o sale 
force is exceptional am | 
your listing and will pl Ares 
a : 
Estate dealings in Pontiac as- 
sures us that you will be satis- 
fied. We handle all ery for fi- 
nancing and closing, Cal] us tw- 
day to list your property. 
To ede -To Seli-To Trade 
| Yo UBUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT 
MAHAN REALTY CO. 
  29 | _nesury Reai ane psa Uy 
1015 W. Hur 
NEXT Fs stator TO "BRANCH 
iT OFFICE 
CASH For small equities If you have 
what We want we be at your 
door within 24 hours with cash   
for your —. pow and tell | 
us What you ve. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor - in N. Saginaw St Ph. FE 5-6 
Open Eves. ‘til 830 
SOLD 
or Not Sold lf your property isn't solid yet. 
It's fese't listed 
“WHITE BROS. REALTORS 
5660 Dixie H 
Phone OR 3-1672 or OR 3-1760   
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL DOWN var: 
ment for moderately priced 2 
ot room modern Sabefvent 
. Pontiac Press Box 20.   
ise EM 3-33 
R.F. Pod UNiv. 1-678 
  
WE CAN SELL ache Pactage d 
Call FE 8-1134 or MA 
  
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
{30 Nor Northview CQ 
fT ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. __Baby welcome FE_ 54-5668. 
2? ROOM. APT NO DRINKERS. __Phone FE 5-   
  2 ROOMS, Seta ONLY. 
-—fil_Auburn-Ave. 
|? “NICE LARGE ROOMS. LIGHTS. 
heat, washing facilities. Pvt. en- | trance. 200 Norton 
2 ROOMS CLOSE IN, CLEAN | +5837 
2 ROOMS, “PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 
suitable for one person. 66 
Sanford. 
2 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH 
entrance. No children. Call 
week days after 4 v.m. 93 Union 
Street. 
“ROOM APT. VERY REASON- 
able rent, Pensioned woman de- | 
_Sirable. FE 5-2536. 
2 peace yy nk KITCHENETT 
fas" floor, private entrance, 
4869   
  2 ROOM CABIN. ALL CONVENT- 
ences. Utilities included. MY 
2-9171. Tru-Rustie Cabins, 
8. Broadway. Lake Orion, Mich. 
3 ROOMS AND BATH. APPLY | 
79 Clark Bt.   |2 ROOMS. PRIVATE. ENTRANCE. |" 489 Marton. FE 8-2028. 
2 ROOM MODERN. SHARE BATH. _Couple_ only. 72 Washington, 
2 ROOM ArT. AND PRIVATE _bath. 75 cars 
BATH WORKING 
Marshall __ CLOSE IN.   2 ROOM 
_couple. 2 2 | 8. 
ROOM APT. 
dults, FE 45268.   ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, CLOSE 
in. Employed couple only. 1 Must be clean, no drinkers. 42397. 
7 ROOMS AND PULL BATH. PRI- vate entrance, bus line, couple 
_only. 348 Oakland Ave. / ‘ROOM APT SLEEPS 3. NO 
__Small_ children, FE 47068, 
3} ROOMS AND BATH, H PRIVATE 
entrance, cou Also 2 
rooms on Ist floor for 2 men. pri- 
__vate bath, PE 5-8339. 
J RM. APT. WITH BATH. UTILT- 
ties furm. Advits only. No Sun. 
calis, 258 Orchard Lake. 
J ROOM _FURN, APT. PUnse RIDE. 2 . FE 
Be RN, PTE ye : wu 
  
FOR CASH IN A 
H.URR Y, sell. things 
through Classified » Ads. 
Anything wet Dial FE 
28181. _ jim 
    bath. . hot water, gas 
stove. rope furnished. Pvt. 
Adults only. PE 2-2416._ 
} ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. WEST ? side. Couple preferred. 166 Cole- 
_man. FE ¢1676. 
3 7 ROOM SONY CAREER APT. 
fare Seether FE 3-160. pansies rE 32-0473 or res 2-1 
\3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND 
entrance. stove, refrigerator, and 
all utilities furn. No children. 
eer Crooks and Auburn. FE     
  
  } ROOM APT PRIVATE BATH. 
  
4 ROOM APTS. TILED BATHS. 
iS, Pag  Masingers “st at 
a ae 
ROOM APTS. TILE * ae Heat. Agoy pe aca: 
_444 E. Pike 
4 ROOMS oa BATH, | aoe IN. 
3-6033.   
  
rw “ROOMS, “AKO pata: | CLEAN 
good locat References. 
‘Couple. rE Soe. 
: ROOMS. UNFURNISHED. 249 OR- 
hard Lake 
ie ~ ROOMS AND BATH. 1 gence — aren heat fam 
los moony UPPER HEATED APT. 
Arults. 633 Judsen Ct. cor 8. Mar- 
sh 
| 5 ROOMS MAIN FLOOR APART- ment and gsrage private en- 
trance. Newly decorated. 67 Henry 
_ Clay Eg 
CLOSE-IN. 3 ROOMS, BATH, UTIL- 
fies. $60.60 Mo. Also 3 rooms. 
bath, stove, refg. & wtilities, 
$62.50 Mo. Richolte & Pill etd Co., 
> W. Huron, FE 5-61 
SMALL APT. Fink BODY 
area, Private entrance. no cars. 
Phone FE 5-1737   
LAKE ? FRONT. ‘MOVE NO i NOW Ww INTO siiding | of. tft Lake 
silo month “ auwasily. University 
~— A 
R ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER 3 5 ath FE 
heet furnished, 875 a m 
2-78332. { 
| 
‘STOVE. 1 man_| ° Downstairs, 153 Prospect. Phone ¢ poow mMopE 
“FOR 2 OR “3 La-j — 
  
  
UNFORN X- SECOND FLOOR APT 
rooms and bath private en- 
trance FE 2-2663 
UPPER FLAT 2 | BEDROOM, 0 
miles trom Pontiac. $50 per ‘mo. 
1 block west of MM. 
WEST SIDE APT AVAIL. 2 8 
rooms & bet up. Living rm. dio- 
ing rm. & kitchen. Separate   
ment. Gas heat & utilities mel 
fura. 983 mo. Betore &. FE ¢26a! | 1   
  after $, FE 6-1 
Rent Houses Furnished 35 ee SN PESO OT 
OOM ABIN. UTILITIES Eins Cal Show 5. Lake Orion, MY 31263 
? BEDR OOM HOME. OTL fps 
water heat. At Pontiac 
WEbster 5-06406 pope 
5$ ROOM FPURN. HOUSE, LOCATED 
924 Kenilworth. For information 
call FE 23-3002. 
3 qrooM ~ HOME, -. HURON ~ GAR- dens. partiy aad ps ideal 
_for couple. FE 5 
t , MODERN, | COUPLE. 
__Crooks FE 407), 
L) paca SODRaT a» 23.59 WEEK- 
_ly ocete, (c Lake MA 4-2777,   § ROOM HOUSE. COUPLE WITH 
_1 child. References. FE _2-5146._ 5 ROOM TERRACE. NEAR bert 
Huron. Automatic heat, d. 
$90. Call FE 3-7129 before 5. 
_Ask for Mr. Pace. 
100M. PARTIALLY FURN. 
- ears ly. OF Tienes ran Ap- A on ve r 
Pontiaé Press Box 16. ~~ 
6 ROOM ae NEAR PONTIAC 
__Motor. 608 N. Pe jee ical 
ADAMS easeae SERVICE, 
Auburn ad and apts for tent: rar 
nished or unfurn 
ATTRACTIVE MODERN 3 BED- reom ranch home on Pine Lake. 
Gas heat. All modern convent- 
ences, Avail. until June 8200 mo.   
  
FE 
ATTRACTIVE y BEDROOM Hi HOME 
on Lake Angelus. 2 baths, oil | heat, fireplace, paraee & d-car 
many other a features. Will 
FURN. WINTERIZED COTTAGES and trailers, *Children welcome. 
3610 Dixie Hwy. FURNISHED HOUSE. CHILDREN 
| _weleome, Plateau 2-2360. FURN. } BEDROOM LAKE FRONT 
home, auto, washer. oil fernece: 
firenlace. TV. Until Mar. 1. MY 
  fo rent a 1428 Vine’ 
_2-2178. 
FURNISHED 2 B 1 AKF- SNIRHED 7 BEDROGM 7 ARE: 
front home ha sts, Orion. 
papewen garage. hot air heat. 
32-4586. 
ests PARTLY FURN. 4 rooms & bath. Adult# only. ora 
__2-9541. 
MODERN HOUSE UNTIL JUNE 18, "S46. ey eolbisg eer = Jeni 
st Pontiac Comm we oe M 
MODERN i 2 REDROOM FOMF. 
at area. Convenient to school, 
main highways and shonping cen- 
ter. Living room. dining room. 
kitchen, bath, full basement. Oil 
heat, $85 — = annua! lease. 
Refere-ces 
EMBREE. "< GREGG 1865 Unir- Lake Rd. 
Union Lake Village 
EM_ +3314 Eves MODERN HOUSE. UNTIL JUNE 
5. ‘36. Children welcome. 10 mi 
west of Ponige off Comm-ree@ 
__Rd. 3355 Fox. Phone EM 3.4005. _ 
NICELY FURNISHED 3 BED- 
roo’ 1   
  
ie & Har- 
: PE SSR B-RTRY 
SMALL HOUSE ON TAKE ORION. 
_Couple only. MY 23-6381, 
SMALL % X % HOUSE. PARTLY 
agg mug fn bh cave oe 
im   
  
  
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 
‘|? BRAND NEW, 2 ranch es.   
bath, 
  rooms near South Lyon. North- ville 950 J1. 
5 ROOMS, BATH, 1156 LAKEVIEW. 
_Phone PE 4-4423 
5 ROOMS. DUPLEX, ~ MODERN. 
pvt lower & garage On N. An- 
_derson. FE 2-5408 
ROOM HOUSE. FoR “RENT IN- Quire 36 Eucl 
one -BASE- 
ment and furnace. Walled Lake, 
Call after 5. MA 42969 _ 
8 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT 3 
rooms upsteirs furn. East side 
OR _3-9185 for inf ee 
FOR RENT: 3} BEDROOM HOME. 
west side location, automatic heat 
—_ os water, garage. $110.00 
onth Ler icaase! 6 Bedroom Home. west 
side location, automatic heat and 
water 2 car garage $125 
per month 2 months in advance, 
credit report required. 
“BUD” NICHOLIE | REAL ESTATE AND - BELA CE Io 
49 Mt su Clemen 
FE 5-1201 or rE. 21372 
UNFURNISHED 6 ROOM DUPLEX. 
Tarpet on living a 
~ GOOD RENTALS AVAILABLE 
With or thet childre 
NTAL SERVICE 
Rabun Ave, 
LARGE FAMILY SIZE 4 BED-; 
room home with Lae vere | 
garage, 1 acre of Jand TS ho 
is also suitable for 2 tuentilen: 
one 165 
LARGE 7 ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE | t Bob's Chi Hi 497 Eliz- | ‘s icken House, 
abeth Lake Rd. 
MODERN LOWER 5 ROOM. LIGHT 
and gas furn. 1 child welcome 
FE 5-1208   MODERN 5 ROOM HOUSE. OIL furnace electric hot waster heat- 
_er, lake privileges. $85 ELM 3-2418 
Me wENe DECORATED 5 ROOM 
terrace. 29 Rosshire Ct. FE 2-7043.   
  
NEW DUPLEXES 2 BELROOM 
$79.50 RENT 
Between N. Perry and Mt. Clem 
ens on East Bivd. Call FE 
4-7833 ‘ti) @ om. 
§ ROOMS AND BATH FOR SMALL 
family. No pets. Biblical Chris- 
tians preferred. Apply 569 South | 
Jessie. No calls on Sunday. FE) 
+1683. RENT WITH: OPTION TO BUY   
  
consider bathroom installation as 
down payment. Near Waterford 
__ Township Hall. FE 65-1264   | WALLED LAKE TWO BEDROOMS. Shopping 2 biocks Modern. $15 
vey 555 EB. Lake Drive. MA ra   
___For Rent Rooms 37 
2 SLEEPING ROOMS. 
homey atmosphere. ine Pronkiis A d. FE bade 13 
) ROOMS A D UTILITIES F PURN 
i Percoa anaes yi40 
Joslyn Rd   ROOM ON 
Moor. Business ~‘rl Breakfast & 
tional, FE 32-2843.     Fag BUS STOP. ” PRIVATE ENTRANCE. 
_ Cooking, laundry. 499 W. Huron. _ CLEAN Pipe esti) ears TWIN 
ds. 54 Edison St. FE 6-2168. 
ae 4 
iene 
  
  
FURNISHED Gs ‘E HOUSE GARAGE La wood. FE 
  CLOSE IN. CLEAN. SLEEPING 
rooms. Men only 4 Mechanic 
  CLEAN SLEEPING ) ROOM: OIE | on days Huron bus. FE_ 2-0 
DESIRABLE SLEEPING Oca for gentieman West O Sae ou 
heat. FE 2-T763.       and kilchen, sutomatic 
_ Dao floors. Priced ratio 
. near ta and’ sents sqpools 
WEST SUBURBAN BUNGALOW 
$5,050 WITH 61. DOWN 
way ‘o baghes 
bath ny en. Autom: hot water, of] o4 heat, 
rage and lot 75x300 on blac & « road. Immediate possession, 
INDIAN \VILLAG 
TWO FAMILY #500 N 
Live down stairs in five nice 
large livable rooms and let the 
money from the 
clean three-room upper prac 
ly pay for your property. Corner 
< aluminum storms ‘ 
waALrees LAKE HOME 
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW 
Ruractine brick and rome bun- 
galow With attached ga- 
rege, modern aosomuned ‘kite. 
en, dandy basement with hot wa- 
uae pnd 4 lots. Nice sandy beach 
e oor 
AUBURN HEIGHTS 
bedrooms, nice living room and 
full dining room, Modern up to 
date kitchen and bath A base- 
ment that is par excellent with 
gas ac heat. 2 car garece and 
dining room. Garage. $80 per Mo | 
_FE 5-0712 WE SELL — WE TRADE 
3 BEDROOM UNFINISHED house for sale. PE 2-1104 
GAYLORD 
Jedroom Brick Built 1953. 1700 square ff. of live | 
ing area. Full basement 48x36. 
Aut. heat. 34 ft, li room with 
14 x 16 bedrooms. Excellent kitch- 
en. You could not begin to build 
this home Lo for the — 
ch type 
all on one eee, that you will be proud to own Location is ideal 
for metropolitan area. Let us show 
this to you today.   
  
North Side 
  
LEEPING ROOM FOR 4 -Matthews. FE 
  FIRST FLOOR. trance. Work 
Ueman. FE 4-7800. 
FOR MEN WITH GARAC GARAGE. N NEAR   
General Hospital. No drinkers. FE | 
_5-0461. a LIGHT HOU iG. ae   SEKEEPIN 
oes Twin beds. Priv. entr. 
tio fi HOUSEKEEPING REFRIO. 
in beds. Priv. entr. 36 Norton 
ais FOR GENTLEMAN. Ga- 
rage availiable. Auto peat) and 
hot water _ aft. 6 pm. FE 
2-4978. 26 Mark 
SLEEPING ROOM POR 2 WOMEN 
ogether. Day workers. 
Huron Bus. 
4-5209.   
  
Quiet Close to 
_ 1000 Lakeview. or r call” rr 
SLEEPING ROOMS WITH KITCH- 
xs privileges) Near bus line FE 
CLEAN, . WARM | ROOM 1 ae 
Grove. Corner Johnson. 
  WARM SLEEPING ROOM. oOUT- 
side entrance —— to bus line. 
WARM FRONT ROOM. 51 PINE e. Corner N. Johneon.. F 
  
_ Rooms With Board — 38 
1 OR 2 1 OR 9 MEN 1 CLOSE. To PONTIAC PRIVATE EN- 
couple or gen- 136 E. Pike St. Open Eves. & Sun. 
Co-Operative Real Estate Ex 
NEW 2 BEDROOM 
Oak floors, gas heat, sewers and 
water Sidewalks, near 
bus schools. Low down payment. 
PEARL BUILDING CO, FE 6-79233 
MODEL AT 773 MADISON 
Between Josivn erd - 
OPEN 1 PM DAILY EXP. WED. 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS 4-1567 
s2 W. Huron Pied Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
2 ACRES—$750 DOWN Includes large 4 se cinder 
block home with basem panos 
minor Trp hned Mpa 264 
ge on Newberry Rd. ag 
cated northwest of town in Oak-   
  
  
Civilians. 
$750 Down PLUS COSTS 
PAYMENTS $36.91 PLUS 
TAXES AND INSURANCE open       
Castell Realty 
1601 E. 11 Mile Rd. al Oak | Orden 6-078 Lineoke 1-508 
  
"A HOME OF YOUR OWN 
  a Brick * 
bedroom home. large living 
room, full bath, nice deep base- 
pom eutomatic heat & & water. 
excellent bay at $13,500 00. 
Motor, home privileges FE 43781 | | Ranch Type Shell n 
BOARD | and thea 
CLEAN, Sees aout ~ TWIN beds. cood meals ue drinkers 
Day shift FE 2-071 
| FOR GENTLEMES . - 
room. close in, FE 4-4 
HOME STYLE MEALS. sPOTLESS- ly —— rooms 14 Matthews. FE -- CLEAN 
4-4184 
eal “& BOARD 2 CHARLOTTE. 
Off_E. Howard. 
ROOM AND BOARD fF FOR MEN. PE 5-8076. 47 Florenc 
WALKING DISTANCE T *t077 GMC. Bus at door to Pontine 
_ Motors. $99 8. Sanford FE 8-0701.   
Convalescent Homes" 38A { 
BOARDING. HOME FOR E ELDERLY 
women. OR 3-6831. 
PINE CONE NURSING HOME 
has vacancies for men and wom   
en State license: nicer nursing 
care Flexible rates Bus line 
_1365 Baldwn FE 4-6018 
PLE. EASANT VIEW  CONVALES- 
cent Home, State approved Oven | 
to retired and a ‘ rsona, Res- 
ervations by calling OR 3-8320 
SUNSET REST HOME NOW. HAS 
Mtge for 2 ladies or gentlemen 
tivate rooms, 24 r nurs- 
ing. care, OR 3-470   
Hotel Rooms 39 | 
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day or Week 
Also 1 or 2 room apartments 
Cooking and refrigeration unit. 
464 Auburn FF 2-9239 
HOTFL ROOSEVELT Rooms $12.50 yeh $17.50 up 
FE 126   
  HURON HOTEL CLEAN MOD- 
ern sre 
NEW ay og od) VHLDING NEAR Walton Sashabaw in Drayton 
dose 20x60, 20x55 and 20x 
25. Reasmable rent or lease. OR 
3-1205. 
- SeSeAaD Lake AVE. 20X50 
100 8. SAGINAW 8T AVAILABLE for anv kind of: business. FE.   
a BF BRAND = STORES, NEXT 
ean writtin market on 
SruET sie Se tein come “gist sober mg. Nic mo, Nichatie 
eae Office Space 
i ret or,   
    
ONE WAY_ 
eet i T+ Weeas e Ttle Ninishing “Wnetde te ———~ = make this 4 rooms & th into a 
| lovely home. Rough plumbing. 
wiring. well & sentic tank are 
already in. Only $700 down 
Close-In Suburban 
| 2 bedroom bome im very good 
| condition. Full bath. large car- -peted living room. convenient 
kitchen, very nice basement, auto- 
pon a ad, <egtineed, nent 
ex- 
ceptionel | bar “at 2. 500.00. tere 
7 rooms-Vacant-Close-in. 
3 large bedrooms & 
ranged for 2-famiir eee, 
| seen rooms. Pric: low at 
| term 
~ NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 33 W. Huron _FE_ 5-8183 
VACANT . . GOOD _ Bouse. , _good location, bargain. FE 2-142. 
Civilians AS LOW AS 
$550 Down PLUS COSTS YMENTS $33.73 PER MONTH PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE 4 ES Mode! open daily and Sunday 120 
Blaine. One biock west of Mont- 
calm, between Montcalm and 
Oakland Two bedrooms, living 
room. kitchen. bath. and utility 
room, colored Youngstown kiteh- 
en ‘tile bath. sliding windows 
wood floors, near school, shonoing 
and transportetien. For additional 
tnformation. call 
Castell Realty 1601 FE. He MITE RD 
___Linceln_1-1795 
heater, I-car garage, with large 
jot and a pa moo er 
wk. rent. Total price 
$5,000 down. 453 Orchard Lake 
Piet Inquire 40° Baliwin. FR 
    BIRMINGH LM 3 Prick, 
     
   RENT IT- F, A S 
through Reng Ads! 
| house, i bagel an 
thing — dg. 
  aa 
      
  — 
THE PONTIAC’ PRESS, \ 
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1953 . 
    
For Sale Houses 43   
fore. ful er gas heat. | 
1 Botti wer pare. AUTO. lca | 
| with stoo! in 
Price, For ation, $9,000" Terms. 
call Mrs. Spears. FE 
RUSSELL A. NOTT, Realtor 7 W. Pike FE 45005 wate: 
rear, 
inform 
INCOME PROPERTY 
2 FOR PRICE OF ONE A ¢ room modern with full bath 
basement and l-car attached ga- 
rage, Also « §-room modern with 
3 bedrooms and oil heat. The low, 
po of $6.750 includes both prop. | 
erties 
WEST SIDE BRICK 
Substantial brick income on near, 
west side. Returning $127 per 
jus owners 4 room apart- full basement & 
ll price, $12,500. 
Terms to sui | 
3 FAMILY FRAME 
Located on the north side of town 
near Sounuewn area and setrinpe | 
4 room apartment for owne 
pesperty is a bargain st woo 
‘avorable terms 
J. A. Taylo RALTON— IneumArCe 
1 Onblaed Ave. Open Eves. 
WILLIAMS 
LAKE E 42544 
$8,450 3 bedroom ranch type aluminum 
siding, l2x34 ft. living noe m™ atic! finished in knotty pine, auto 
electric water neater 
& screens 
gorhor home 
in excellent condition 
Pleasant location with | 
Williams Lake LcPhicactly Imme- 
diate possession $1,500 dn 
HOLMES- 
BARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy 
OR 3-1950 
Eves. OR 3-0006   
2339 Orchard Lake Rd. Templeton WATKES PONT AC 
—— 3. dedroom ranch. Rea! value. 
rsiery in tn dining space. all te: = ¥ spac 
Pal at sliding door clos- 
a iacoueand radiant Roe 
43 N Telegraph 
| Coeperetine Real Estate Exchange 
You BUY 
R 
Creverativa Rea] Estate ierchanae 
FEZ Colonial Deluxe re than generous sized roo: Light and airy ‘extra wide, cow 
~ Beautiful 1 ving stpenu Uteageee: er ic 
ed) whith fi bon § French 
door to 
room, large 
tractive breakfast —— 3 
bedrooms, tile bath 
Donelson Park ar gad 231 ft 
fo PHONE NOW 
Pioneer Highlands Outstanding in quality! Perfect 
condition Brick bisa with ieee. 
cious rooms Lovely living roo: 
and dining room, aereeye riteh- 
en with eating spac to 
ceiling glass enclosed terrace. "rile 
bath, 3 bedrooms up ‘master bed- 
room 16x11) Dandy basement. 
gas heat) Garage’ ARRANGE 
NOW TO SEE THIS HOME! 
Over '3 Acre Vacant RANCH BUNGALOW in 
Ortonville—4 large rooms (24 ft 
living room. carpeted) and bath 
Screens. storms a§d storm doors 
Yes, full basement, oi] furnace 
and water heater WE HAVE 
THE KEY! 
HUMPHRIES FE 20474 Open Evenings For Sale sale Houses 43 
Budget Buys. 
if you bave @ smal! .m 
what you are lookin: 
ard "bedroom and utility. 
m 13x. large 
lot 
January 
with $55 mo 
1 1-3 ACRES 
i‘, story 2 bedropm. 
sulated payments 
Com bination 
and screens. Priv 
Lake 
do. A steal at $5.900. at $49 mo 
AI: on 
REALTORS 
Huron 
OPEN EVENINGS | ‘TIL 
HOUSE NEW, 3007 
4 ROOM 
quite complete, 
$200 do 
mediate possession. 
GEC $750 down 
    $400 DOWN Free, Parking Modern 2 bedroom home. Complete | 
storms and screens. A nice cor- , 
ner lot 
SPANGUS) WISIONETS 
Ph Ortonville 133 collect. __ 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS | COZY SMALL HOME SQUARE LAKE PRIVILEGES 
Near Lake Orion just one year 
ol room and bath. bed- 
room, one floor plan home with a 
16 ft living room, compact kitch- | 
en with stove utility room. oi! — 
heat and landscaped jot 506x177 
‘4 mile to Kelly Park Of- fered at 85.050 $7 down 
EE. WORK. D&S SOME BUT 
SOUND VALUE OFFER 
RANCH CUTIF NEAR DRAYTON PLALNS 
Corner lot 175x157 ft. paved street 
frontage Newly decorated 5 room 
bath, bedroom, one floor 
plen just 4 years old. New car- 
pecas in living room and one 
edroom, combination storms and 
screens. new awnings, attached 
i'y car garage. fenced back lot 
Garden spot, } of poi 
Offe: at 250 
DUE TO ILLNESS. RS WN Ve R MOVING TO ARIZON 
To Buy-— AW Sell — Zz 
To ~ WE'LL INSURE IT | 
MAHAN ALTY CO.,, REALTOR 
1015 W. Huron 
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 
POST OFFICE   
K ok oe we FE 4-456) 
After 6, if mo answer. call OR 3-1708.   
  COMFORTABLE, 
  Deere ogee yee teense 
FOR LL 
iH. HE'D BE 
BRINGING aaens HOMES ON 
RISTMAS DA 
FOR THE ocpalrendinn ganabdand Ny 
ranch with 
on la lot on pombe boat 
reyes Your c oles of colors Bet- 
see it sate weekend, 
wales price, $21,500, 
THE EXECUTIVE MIND! ! 
2 level brick ranch yor attached 
      Here ted wonderful — = heed ee ja 4 new: =, or the sd sala a com-| cheerful living room at the back 
ho 3 poe Hes with fireplace. Step- 
6 Large kitchen, la: livin, saver kitchen, recreation room in 
room. room, 4 be ul ment with fireplace. $22,500. | 
bath and 1 car garage. This one 
jocated near Crese Lake also FOR THE BARGAIN Lebd daett 
has plastered Shap! ps ear-, And who isn't booking for 
i and drapes ig very; very best values. mare is @ 
it clean. If you desire deal home in he real slose to 
that Warm —s of ¢ own ie parochial 
then jest boggaet call on — rane that 
this one. Only 8.980 with $1,800) has os living | room dining room, | down. i Basement with 
pores room. I's car gar 
For Christmas $15.500 
ENTIRE FAMILY!!! 
A real cheerful home, just north 
of Rochester 
  
    see ive bed . tile bath. lovel with ¢ guest house on @ beaut! peted Grin ites rece Ritchen | 
fully aped 2% acre lot and) with loads of cupboards. Better located just a short drive from it today. 815. 
town, near a state recreation ares. throughout. leaturine'e large te-| FRANK SHEPARD ing room, @ . vreekti best “7 eS in pity OL 1-7811 
w fruit cellar. Also auto. oil | 
heat, the y many ever- LONG SCHOOL 
S eeee hl rah trees, let, dulty stasutonad nt bearesenn: t the beauty this f —- dinette, tile bath, all. 
? ri con R bi lentes rs only $15,500 with srtee <“ceee 
Sai ’ e m: 3 ACR ES AND HOME large dmng ey bath, wa rept 
3 bed: bome, located just) ment, — 2 ear garage. north of Waterfcrd in the Clark-| Handy to schools & bus service. ston School district. Large living| $8,400, terms. 
room, @ room kitchen. A ful ti bath a | lots iS h F R ‘ 
c 5 
Sanur’ tims) Joseph F. Reisz ear with a TOR ‘ 
bs way 2 be she pool a mee 5 Js Soeniieey: em rE 2.0380 
screens. See ft nd Beg tora it oe Os-epers tive Weal Retatel Rechengs 
  ’ WHITE BROS. REALTORS 
Phone OR_3-1205   
HOLMES: $28,000 | 
Drayton Woods Near Disie Hwy. & State Fish) 
tchery. Just com pleted 30x 65 
tt. we! brick 3 bedroom ranch | 
15 iving room has marble, 
elevated corner fireplace, iniaid| 
beige carpeting, 5 x 14 Thermo-| 
ine picture window ane area 
Entrance closet. kiteh 
 saonounds Spears area = — Full price $1,500 with dn. 
4. eas 8 s 
Built-in electric stove, oven dish- G TROU Xx & F R. ANKS washer, lazy: Susan. iinen c GENERAL REAL ESTATE 
in hall. Full ceramic tiled bath | 4395 Dizie Hwy. OR 3-9701 Vent fan. 3210 plate mirror over: 
powder bar, laundry chute, large 
sliding door. closets im all bed- 
poemne: 12214 master bedroom, 30 
brick fireplace, walk-in storage 
closet. Luxaire automatic 
and rear en- 
trance closets between kitchen 
2 car attached plastered 
ie crete drive 
80x204 ft. Cash mi 
or $5,000 down on land -contract 
  
1) handle 
PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 
me Cash Talks Here! 3 bedroom, east side home, 
lose 
Sagina FE 2-0208 
Bau ESTATE. SINCE 1019 
  
          a rere or * monty. $19,190, heat. 
> SYLVAN LAKE, * “Witt: BROS _ fem has several mee REALTORS “ LRedroom homes on wooded onen wves. till 9. oon ore to §   
  
——E PROPERTY ROSE single homes. 
SE McLARTY re 2-2162_ or alt ae 
C IN 2 NICE LOTS 
Large suburban byngalow bee 
good dry basement and HA hea’ | A very roomy and comtaciante 
home on 100x130 ft. parcel, all | 
fenced. Good garden spot. 1 car / 
garage. Located just west of | 
town off Elizabeth Lake Rd. We 
certainly congratulate this lady 
on her huosekeeping. It's neat, 
folks, and attractively Peta   
  
      BROS. Elizabeth Lakefront 
4 bedrooms. 1 bedroom & full 
bath down 3 bedrooms and a 
art beth up. Large sunroom and 
iving room with fireplace Pilas- 
tered painted walls, 1 car plas- GEO. MARBLE, Realtor ea: Andersonville Rd, Phone UR 3-1268 
WHITE 
BROS. 
NEW_HOMES:   ust « roretoy rf 
ers to | 
ss GARDENS SUB. $850 | 
Living | 
100x150 | POs ses non 
price $6,250 
$1.000 down, fully in- 
a blecks from pubiic 
storms 
kiand 
Little finishing work to | 
KENN EDY FE 43560 | { 
NOT 
Waterford area | 
wo 
$ room furnished house Keego. ‘m- | 
Only $3,750 
Waterford cy | SLICE OF Hay   
   i; 
  
      
  
      
    
THE “ELDORADO” 
Gil’s $750 Down 
FLEA $2.100 Down 
Full Price $14,700 
IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WiTH 
COMMUNITY 
See the first 
ranch homes to be but 
ston The following features @fe 
what you've always wanted In 
that home of your own. It's all 
face brick and has three large 
bedrooms with large closets. The 
soacious living room has a beau- 
tiful window wall. For extra 
convenience there are th, ceramic | "i fixtures. | Fully equipped. price includes all 
The home is heated with eee } 
is- | 
posal unit Aluminum storms and | 
1004150 for 
the children to play on Winding 
roa tite baths with colored 
er gas heat and has a gas 
screens. Large lot, 
blacktop A 
and shopping U8 
Waldron at South village limits 
of Clarkston turn right % 
to model Open 1 to 8 daily. se to schools | 
JUST 4 HOMES LEFT 
FHA—CIVILIANS 
$650 DOWN 
VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT FREE STORMS AND SCREENS 
ON ALL WINDOWS FOR ' CHRI ‘ 
$51 PER MO tah TAXES AND) INSURANCE 
A new 4 room and utility room 
— full bath and of! heat 
and Younestown kitchen 
Folding stairs to storage in attic 
oa hedey 7.300 
imanGe Rd 
Open weekdays 3 to 7 
AW] HIT E BROs., REALTORS ° 
Phone OR 3-1205 
Open Eves Till 9 Sun 
f With Nob 
back. Ready to “tive oy __ 4-078 live in 
NEW RANCH TYPE, Large 3 bedroom, full basement 
furnace, oak floors. plastered 
painted walls, 80 f jot, west of 
tiac §$12.200, terms | 
Near South wd East of Crooks 
Ra Aateen 4 pals house. 8 
PONTIAC RE ALITY CO. 
: Partridge 18 THE BIRD’ TO SEE 
VACANT—WEST SIDE | 
Here's an attractive west 
2 Located in the 
School district 
deere downstairs with 
er upstairs Full basement 
Ait epee storms and screens 
ane in excellent con- 
dition throughou 
2 FAMILY 
Modern 8 room income 
meas Pontiac Motor 
Now 
per mo Pull 
with $2.500 dow 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR, FE 28316 43 W. Huron St, 8s in 10 to M15 to 
mile 
Oak | 
| $395 DOWN 
1 to §) 
AS NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME NOT. 
tn | 
F 
mice | 
FE 56-8275 
side 
Gomes thet you can move into at 
Webster 
room for 
located 
4 rooms on 
on second fire 
bring peice just 99.000 
Open Eve. 7 to o 
  
SMALL HOME 
— for retired couple Only 2 
’ ity of 
$1,000 ars old with walls 
icuoweard apace. $5,500 with 
weer SUBURBAN RANCH 
rooms, large 
dite bath, large modern kitthen 
auto. oi} heat and water heater. 
privi- 
~ we attached 1‘, car garage. 
jeges om _iakes, 614. 700 terms 
| DRAYTON ARE 
bed 3 oi furnace 
Venetian blinds 1's car garage 
large well landscaped lot. at $10.800 with 82.900 down 
per month. 4 per cent mortgage Ty one floor 
REALTOR 
‘til ®     
se trim. 105x246. 
Separate dining room 
tile bath and vanity 
closets 
DON a a tl, BUILDER 
A BARGAIN Excellent suburban eaiea 
room = ranc 2 bedrooms 
tin, 
    A wond. 
breakwater. 
terms. 
Possession by Christmas Owner iransferred Immediate 
Din Pull orcel “$17,500, 
  
ing room, pot & shower. 
basement. venetian blinds 
matic heat. 
attractive home is 
priced for pms eaia< sale at $10,- 
1,950 dow: 
Elizabeth Lake Estates Averective 2 bedroom home over- 
look: me Pontiac Country Club. Ce- dar ake: oof Attached _ga- 
rage. Ha oors, Plastered 
walls. Coved ceilings, Pull ce- 
Tamic tile Large rooms bath. 
City water. — privileges. Beau- 
  
                 DRAYTON PLAINS On Walton Bivd. New 4 rooms and 
bath, full 
      tered walks ‘ull basement. forced 
air off heat. hot water heater 
ecioeed breezeway “ie car plas- 
ga spa $11,950 with 
NORTH SIDE Very neat small home, ful! bath. 
as heat. close to transportation 
n excellent location Only $750. down 
Kk. L. Templeton, Realtor 230 Orchard Lake Rd 
2602 6. J no answer. 
BIRMINGHAM | tee SPECIA FE 
fal TE 
  
cance three bedroom ranch 
Large. lot, attached gatage, nat- 
ural fireplace and plenty of eat- 
ing space in the kitchen. Priced 
to sell at $18,900 
  finished. Re 
down peyment 
#540 Dixie Hwy 
2 FAMILY | INCOME Located on — ct. 
‘ large rooms 
This . 
school, Owner ¥ e to distance to 
a, hod ant pocstthe com- Benjamin and 
Stephens, Inc. = rer ‘Mood ard 2 Ordan 4-5728 
. wa rmngham 
OPEN § thu   
GUIDE TOUOLD: § Sel 
things you're not using 
  eile a Irving room. | 
| FOR BETTER HOMES 
large 
a steal 
sé! 
Russell Young 
FE 4-4525 
FE 4-0612 
DRAYTON WOODS - NEW RANCH Custom built brick with attached | AUBURN HEIGHT. 8 arage. Brown brick with & rooms) boas! with large tot 
Big. 
Built-in Hotpoint range 
Excellent 
neighboi d. Wooded 
OPEN DAILY 2180 FORTRESS RD | 
| OFFICE OPEN 90-6 
A JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533 
20 x 40 wi | stvlé home. 1 acre of jand. $8500 Templeton 
Dining room. niece | 
. Bub- | —_ 
aot discount for cash to mort- | 
| Pontiac Motors Area 
tart the new year Y sight ip thts | 
close to the commuter ant! schools | FOR COL 
2 bedroom 
full basement 
space, auto 
gown For Sale Houses — _ 
heat, 4s) 
FOR EID 
with expansion attic 
with recreatios 
to GI 
PERRY PARK $ rooms, 
from school 
from the Church 
gown payment 
RESTA 2 bedrooms, 
room, auto oil heat, large living 
only 1 block 
1 year old. 5 blocks 
of Christ Low 
RAND $1,500 
| 
j fixtures and jnventory. Thriving 
business Money maker for meht 
party. Just right for man and | 
wife No late hours Easy to. 
handle. 
ip w. 
£5-3091 or R E 5-947] 
ul mo answer, ph FE 5-2564 
Open 
111 Joslyn Cr. 
BUIZSLAKE 
bungalow Full 
  RD. RILEY, | PE 41157 | 
NEW 3 Evenings and punaats: rd REA 
320 Dover Rd Vacant 1', 
bsmt 
Out of town owner sacrificing 
BROKE LTOR | 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | 
ESTATES | 
story 
Oil heat 
BEDROOM RANCH 
STYLE BUNGALOW ON 
FULL BASEMENT NICE 
LOT CO : SIZED MPLETE ON EXTERIOR AND 
READY FOR YOU TO FIN 
ISH ON THE INSIDE 
F. C. Wood Co REALTOR 
Corner Williams Lake Rd A M50 | 
Office Open 9- OR 3-1235 
fler 5 call OR 3-7038 ! 
| 
Priced at only $5.2 
MEAGHER REAL 
Oxford, Mich ONFORD—6 ROOM 3. bedroom home with 1'2 
| Good furnace Only 2 blocks from 
business section Estate must sell bath 
ESTATF. 
OA 8-3122 
Ridgeway 4 reome north 
INCOME 
8 ROK 
Can be 4S bedroom 
plastered walls fireplace, 
basement side near 
For quick sale $3,500. 
VNC AN TE Fisher 
low terms 
MS 
family home 
apt with private entrance Ga 
rage 2 lots Must be seen 
HOSPITAL RD. | 4 room Spanish type bunealow 
Bath garage and chicken house 
$5.950 3 bedroom terms or will 
ho 
RIDGEWAY 9 | REALTOR 
057 Baldwin 
| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS 5742 KEN- 
more New ranch house 3 bed- 
rooms, face brick. of! heat 2 
tiled baths, 2 frieplaces, built-in 
<<. eae basement Attached 
gare Lot size 140x170 Bulkdes will wecritice Oven 2 to 5 
WOod wa 2-1982 and Lakeview 
75252   
  8SYLVAN MANOR 
1,000 
Unbeltevable for 
with basement. 
mas. 
1'g 
car garage. close to school and 
stores, $2.000 down 
| ‘Evenings after ® call Mr Heth- 
| erington, FE 5-4362 
BY OWNER. 
__with $750 down. 
  Hills Estates 
1 BEDROOMS - Brick and frame, 
living room, dining room. 
bath. hardwood floo 
recreation space. 
lot on a paved 
450- TER 
‘101 Ww, 
Large ee Home rae of ground 5 bedrooms, 
in nice loca’ 
tra large soe 
heat cost will/ sw: 
3 on 
  Brand 
  _— Classified Ads! - 
  garage, 
garage. 
| ate Possession Have it for Christ 
BUILD NOW In our well restricted. Waterford 
Estimates freely 
i hee, stag our plans or yours. 
HE RBE RT C. 
4825 Pontiac Lake Ra. _ 
storms amd screens. garage. large 
street with nice 
garden apece: Priced at only $9,- 
-HILTZ Real Estate and Insurance 
_Huron__ E 
— for the jaree hopes pe $18, 
“WE ST ACRES 
chuett Investigate and make an of- 
DOWN ___ For Sale Houses 1a! 
  
      
Established in 1016 
NORTH SUBURBAN — New 2-bed- 
rm home. Interior needs some 
finishing. Full bath. all on one 
flr You can complete this home 
to suit yourself. All for low 
total price of $5,950 
« 
WEST SIDE DUPLEX — Brick 2- 
family. Ea. as &rms. 
and bath Full basement, 2 
naces, floored 3rd fir. 
street Income will 
make-vyour monthly payments. 
See this now at $16,500 with 
$3 500 down. Good income loca- 
tion 
Pediat aN Good east side residen- 
aly ecarto: erat kitchens, 
ba on 
. You cap own this $15,000 income. 
$1.050 DOWN—For this west subur- 
ban home on large double lot. 
Features a tiled bath, 2-bedrms. 
l', car garage and Here privi- 
leges. Reduced to $7 
=— a) eee re- 
Mod 4bedrm. home 
ert rer 1 acre lot 
bath. modern kitchen. full base- 
ment, preceres to attached 2- 
car garag Lake privileges. 
y $0930. with $3,750 down. 
EEOVD KENT. 24 W Law seatly Realtor 
FE 5-6105 
| Next to Consumers Power 
| 
  
This 2 family ' 
this 4 bedroom | 
im medi- 
x 40 RANCH 
__EM_ 3-2423   
DAVIS 
kitchen, 
rs, basement, 
ol] furnace, 
5-6181 A ar 
baths, all ex- 
cone —e, 
Ideal 
000 
in this beautiful 
ie 
Test- | 
        LTOR 
FE 5-0101 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
WE CRESTWOOD PAMILIES ARE 
        ON EAREMOOR — Immediate posse eaten. 2 bedroom, 
nearly new home 
$1 450 down 
including taxes 
$63 
\\ ILLS Mt Pas 
ee 2852" 
PE 45078 Monthly payments, 
and = insurance 
B BE. ER 
FE 41381. 
TO BUY. 
Partridge, TO SELL 
is the “bird | 
  { er | 4286 Dixile pally 
  $11.300 with | 
EM 34806. 
REALTOR | seer | 
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. aS throughout 2 corner lots fenced 
l'e-car Paved driveway 
‘ Low down. pay- 
PE 2-111) _ 
TRIPP \West Side 
Ottawa Hills _ment. Terms 
bedroom. ranch home. 3 
rooms carpeted. Extra large 
kitchen with breakfast 
space Oil heat—garage. One 
of the very few ranch-type 
homes available on Voorheis 
road near schools and bus 
on west side $17 000. 
| Choice Location 
FE 4-620) | In Ottawa Hills om Illinois 
Ave.—reasonably priced at 
$12.500 6 room 2 story 
home—2 bedrooms up—den 
down Full basement. gas 
heat. 1 car sarees Drapes 
in living room ere 
room included. apers 
rear yard for vour enjoy- 
ment next summer. 
acre of ground. 2960 Buckner 8t., 
near Laxe Orion off Clarkston 
Rd_ MY 3-1265. 
2 BEDROOMS — ot] furnace. “laundry 
garage Lot 54x162 
and pe rren $1763 down 
per cent con 
"TR. AILE R DOW XN For equity on this one, or would 
take a little money and $55 on 
contract 
CUGK TERS Ay 
236 N Saginaw sss“ FE. +4001 
$3 BEDROOMS 
peated west side, 1 bedroom 
dow s up. Wail. 4 reom 
to wall, carveting, full basement with recreat 
rood condition. Ot] steam heat hot water. food car garage, 
full price 317.500 
CROOKS ROAD AREA 
Located ne off Auburn Ave., 
good solid 1 bedroom home. Liv- 
ing room is 26x12. situated on 
good lot 802220. full price $7,000 with $1,350 down. 
George R. Irwin) Baldwin Ave. 
Tf no ans. FE 2-8544 
enjoying fine suburban living at 
Crestwood Farms. any Henry, 
L. J. Garner. W. W: R. Brad- 
ley. R. Marthreil, ‘Carter, ete, We recommend to you that buy- 
ing a home that costs less than. 
$50 a month own cluding taxes and insurance beats those 
$70 to $90 rents _ we used to 
pav. Drive out U.S. 10, 10 miles 
to Big Lake Rd. turn left 1 mile | 
to models. See the a 3 
& 4 bedroom homes on F 
lots. Gall FE 3-0283, | ©1003. 
ask for Garner.   
5 Green 8t. a = — Ley 
6 ral. 
13 room house on Norton. }-family 
on Auburn Ave, Plenty other 
por Easy terms. P. W 
5 ROOM MODERN. 6 F ern. 4 room modern. For colored. 
us Ww. & w. 
C ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON 
| 
room aa Telegraph 2-family net 
on State. family flat on Norton. 
  
ADAMS 
  
    what you don’t need for 
what you’ do, 
oe Classified Ads! To swap 
call FE   
| Sparkling New 
      3 40 Mt Clemens 8 
Eve Mr. eer 
PAUL” Me ___ For Sale Houses 
LADD'S . INDEPENDENCE TWP. $ — 
den ® pe road. aut =e sgl oh some in- 
terior work done. of fruit 
trees. Also 8210 chicken Sop 
Priced to sell ‘ig = $7,000 cash to 
“DRAYTON PLAINS 
SMALL FARMS 
Here is a a 4 room 1 wor. 
beautiful “3 ac home. os 5 1 sare 
corner onderful garden 
soi] with a 12x14 chic Teese. 
A new 18x24 barn. . two car 
garage, Beautifully |, a 
with evergreens, flower & shrubs. 
Prope: pol entirely See 
tae soon. iy to feet 
for vitae bors 82.500 down 
CRES Beautiful hs 4 a cae: 
On a paved road. cod buildin 
sites, "Good po Be 2 od stricted to better homes and liv- 
ing. e schools, stores and 
busline. 6 north of Pontiac 
po! mits. Priced to sell for 
$2,750 w $275 down 
7 ADD’S INC. Drayton Plains 
undays 
Lapeer Rd. or M24 
3-1231 — | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
\8 fratog neeeeroeecl REAL BUY.   
$1500 down. For i mut y 
of other homes. Easy terms. 
otal Dinnan & Son, 66 W 
  
Charles HI GRADE HOMES, for a Christ- | 
mas present to your 
possible, provided vou have A-1 
credit. Here ts a be@utiful 24'x58’ | 
rench home on an attractive land- | 
scaped lot in a well restricted 
subdivision. For only $11,450. 
Fireplace, knotty pine breezeway 
garage. Reasonable down pay- 
ments. ‘e mean business. Call 
right away. 
DO YOU DREAM of a beautiful 
ets,’ Vermont tile entrance hall, 
full basement. and big lot? Stop cos Give us a cail now. 
Prices $17,975, terms. 
LAKE ORION AREA, 5 room 
asbestos sidod bungslow with 19 
foot liv room, basement, lot 
$0x450 ft. Only $1,500 down. Own- 
er wants action 
B.D. CHARLES. Realtor | 
FE 40521 1717 8. Telegraph Eves. FE 5-6878 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
Eve. OR 32972 
NEW BRICK RANCH   
HOMES These mew brick ranch 
homes with attached 2 car 
garages. are now e bin- 
gest new home values ever offered 
rooms extra large 
painted walls and partitien 
basements for recreation 
Underground 
tanks. and 1100 
tanks. Only ‘g block to new 
Jayno Adams Schoo) Build- 
er anxious to sell on any 
reasonable terms 
BUILDER'S OWN 
   HOME Vacant Large new 3 bed- 
room cedar shake ranch 
home with aeitached 
rage Lot 60x well | 
cated in lake region, west 
of city. Owner bas moved 
state and has re- 
price Only rh 5990 
iB NNIOPRINIEEGIES 
Sylvan Lake A most 
consahee home for a large 
family 7 roomts all mod- 
ern This 1l'» story home has 
glassed-in porch gas heat 
and wall-to-wall carpeting. 
Located on 3 lots. all fence 
A real value at 
about $1.909 down 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
Only $1.700 down and you can move right in to this 
like-new neat and 
value) Now only 
JOHN 
KINZLER REALTOR 
670 W. werea| Street FE 4-3525 
s 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
4 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. 
Watkins Lake. PE 4-6268. 
North 
Suburban 3 bedroom brick Large shaded 
yee so pnieck te top. pGas heat 
ha 
lM \\ Ric HY. Raion 
345 Owkland ave E 5-044] 
Co-operative Real Estate crepes   
. . | 60x266 feet This home ey 
North Side mesorn = Hag 1 oc beth bace:| 
Immaculately clean. 1'3 story | por ecer emer Only nome one rl basement. auto- | 96.180 full price matic heat m t water, stair- | . 
way ees eae tor; CLARK REAL ESTATE uture room ‘arpeted 
room, 2 love bedrooms a a coe 
sparkling oak floors and full) 13¢2 W Hur Open Evenings 
ath downstairs. a an < Co-operative. ‘eat, Estate Exchange rear ya ri 
yourself a favor, see it today. 
Only $2,000.00 Down Delightfully attractive, 2 bedroom ranch style bungalow excellent 
west suburban location with lake 
privileges, appealing ‘‘cedar shake 
exterior, all on one floor, large 
utility Lipmel with laundry (ape 
hot water, disappearing 
airway to attic storage. Imme- 
diate possession. be settled by 
Christmas by calling now 
‘BUD’ Nicholie real estate and cs a 
Fe ba   
  
    TWO FAMILY eo 
Co! near Pas. 
Stoker fed’ furnace, fenced yard. 
$11.500 cash or $8,300 dn. 
LL HOU: 
5 ROOM MODERN. core FUR- 
NACE. NEAR Eastern Good 
eee Don't miss this ey 
JONES eat ee ttaee 
4-3505   
jc HAYDEN, Realtor REAL LTOR $6 be i me pane = “HAYDEN: WILLIAMS ped 2 lots with 
bedroom modern home. ‘attached 
garage, $10,500. Terms. 
-G@.1. RESALE. West suburban, 3 
bedrooms, bath. oi] furnace, » 
arate dining room. 
cne pit. Yard nicely dscaped. 
f st $62 ‘per’ month ‘including “gage ai per m 
s & ine 
IMMEDIATE Aipnconiy cee 3 
bedrooms. New 6 Sparel anne all 
on 1 floor. Kitchen w break- 
fast nook, tile bath 
in vanity. Ba ent, auto, off 
.. Garage. Cl 
lot. $14,250, with . down. 
NEW BOMEs. 9 7 aes. 2 
room es § 
rl 8. Picture * . Exerl 
| ee. Bath, ott | 
pity antl furnace, 5 family, if | 
$1,400 | Clean 5 
esacee f -ogard partis “arive 
900 with $2,500 4 
Located 
and jaterag 
For this 3 room 
front 
ing screened 
asbestos 
privileges 
price 
| Edw.     M. Stout, _For Sale Houses 43 
STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
EAST SIDE 
cated. loge ta “ive ee bane oiea nop arare 
’ 
Designed for Li iving A sharp room aod bath home a 30 foot liv- 
ing room, lovely kitchen 
and — 5i . 2 bed- 
rooms t bath. Pull 
basement. with tiled 
to sell oA = Mie: 
$1,000 DOWN in Auburn Heights 
iy oil heat large glassed front po: Close to 
schools and shopping cen- 
$475 DOWN and var 
ath bungalow located 
block from Cass Lake, with 
porch. ne 
siding and 
Only $4,950 ‘hull ake 
Realtor 
Saginaw Street Ph FE 5-8165 | m Eves ‘til 8 30 For Sale Lake Property 44   ___ For Sale Houses “a3 
  
there ever was 
rage. 
- now! 
hefty apo LAE: 
1 block 
fears b 
walls, 
lot, 
t bed 
dow: Lar 
Pric 
about e 
ri 
it hae 
CITY OF 
built in "52 
material and 
11.6219.6 living 
finished. 65x14! 
scaped lot, 
Only $13,500 : O'N 
$8,500 A BARGAIN 
trom beach Pee 
5 room bungalow. Oak 
Plastered, 
New AC 
plant, gas water heater. 
many trees. 
sYL 
w 
worth the money         | 
ea es 
al. oT | 
— if 
nace. It's exceptionsi!! 
not make your mal ond 
E—and only 
pst _— with 
Meteraettng 
th best of 
construction. 
room and 
ell combination, beau- 
itehen with 
complete first floor. 
Atte is peeienely done 
= @ master Lec peeaaS plus 
part) tly 
lqread une 
wonderful shade. 
and = really 
  
  
OFFER 
down payment. 
Lake Estates 
2 
space 
lots. 
price 
  dylvan Village B Almost new 
| second 
torms and 
well landsce 
| cyclone 
terms. ANNETT 
and heey A ds Laree pee 
. screened porch, 
car garage. $6,050, small 
enced. > 
$1.000 Down—Elizabeth 
bedroom modern home, living room with fi 
tn 
rick 
attractive 
bun 
Commercial F rontage Excellent business site on 
ose ith 
house ou! Pull | basement. gas heat, ex- 
ies rater 2 car garage 
2 Family Income 
| mew gas furnace 
| terms 
| Large Home 
Commercial Fron 
Sitaated on Aubur. Avenue 
having 200 feet of frontage 
2) 
large couatry | 
home in excellent cere | > and 180 feet 
ide streets. age 
deep on 
presently divided into 
apartments. Owner's apart 
ment has 6 rooms fire 
place, 1I', baths, other 
| basement site A oil sas 
furnaces 
Ideal tor garage ar 
e family or large 
| inc ome Possibilities, $28,000 term 
| ‘Roy Annett, Inc. REALTORS | 28 © Huron FEderal 8-0466 | Open Load enings and Sunday 14 
CLARK reom 
garden land Near 
$1,550 4 
race, 
Easy terms, 
  TL 
| basement, 5 
756x350 fee NEAT CITY HOME 
city bus and schools, Thy: 
up, basement. 
lot 900x100 fi 
quick possession. 
Tem a oneen LAKE PRIV- 1 —— Alem Ui heatched neato b) 
: utility, @ 
Pontiac. $6,500, 
2 bedrooms. giassed-in porch, elec- 
tric water: Beater. full bath, 
down and ‘so. ‘montnls 
3 BEDROOMS ¢730 DOWN 
Petes to Lower Straits Lake 
  
located on 
Kat 
wner's 
      forces sale on this 
Lecates west of 
nice 
Hod bsmt., coal H. 
further eaal. po rhaltr 
an esta’ 
informat! 
Giles Realty W. Huron Can be cought for cach terms 
$1,000 DOWN 
garage and and fot °C on GILES | $6,900 FULL PRICE this 2 bedroom home 
perty 
cash or 
the city near Crescent eo proa a real 
ome, pins- tered walls, a bargneed say 
A. heat. 
a 
Call 
and 
VACANT—$500 DOWN 
an re 
— 
it for further 
LET US SELL YOUR HOME 
Co. 
5-8175 Open 8 té '®   
age,” norm Ae 8 
. for 
pitti si     eels & sc! 
sal ha ti monthly payed. $2,800 wn. 
pes K, Irwin | GASS LAKE AREA _ 
quick 
3-BEDRM. RANCH. Attractive ge only 2 years) 
gash 
maging 
  room 
3rd bed- 
L UP 
lace, 
kitchen, 
ssed in poreh. —— 
hh oil heat Situated on 
lake privileges. otal 
$9,250 
65x142, 
$13,000. 
per 
basement with | 
$15. 000. | 
Close to 
050. 
lot 
or less walls, 
e regent 
Two car 
ig lot. Only $ 
RAY O'NEI 5 WwW 
7103 WESTSIDE INCOME—Low- room apartment hav- 
. Pull 
ey room, wall to wall 
5 Perio. dinin 
room ol itchen caer 
- closet space. 
Timken oi! 
fq pet and 
L. Realtor Open 
or OR }- 7 Lop 
Phone FE }- Co-operative Real Estate Evcnacee   
basement. seer sage 
5505 Clinton 
eent Lake. River 
rE NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME. FULL 
eilewes. $12,200 
Drive. Cres- 
rE 40681 or 
  
Batem 
Trade 
              200 Down 
tal price $8,200 
i And 
| ha seine! 
| fine 
| eases “AN large 
tile features in 
ba! regrets 
ie 
3 
New carpeting, 
basement with an 
Overlooking Golf Course And just § minutes west of 
tiac. 4 larger than a 
Near Waterford High 
4% room rancher with over- 
e, full base 
bome or eaulty in trade. 
bungalow with 
:] An 
Owner Transferred very much 
move from this 
room ranch 
rooms with 
kitchen and 
full 
oil heat 
Just at the edge of town on 
| a niet 87 x 315 
| this is ene 
buvs 
ment now 
Its Vacant 
| This fine nay 
ges 
price of $10,500 
of $ down 
$1.950 Down 
per month inch 
and insurance 
water 
vard r 
cyclone 
' Realtors 
v17 8. Telegraph 
2 bedroom brick. better eal) today 
full basement, of] heat At $14 750 
ays “best 
Make your apovoint- 
home With 
I's 
‘At the low 
ard terms 
You had 
Balance on GI terms at $67 
uding taxes 
bath 
new end rear 
fenced At 
$11,750 where can yoe beat 
it? 
Kampsen FE 40528 
Eves 
FE 41906.   
Lot 90 
w 
er ‘Open ev 
  Lake 
  
Lag oed = 
slow ‘vith attac 
room. ur heat. Lovely kitchen with all 
All closets with   TH. - 66,950. 
Neat 
tive kitchen with pom of 
boards. 00 fi 
City not Real ease and = clean   
| LAND SUITABLE 
  coinage, $. 
BROWN. WN - Cory 
Oe ee with pl 
Excellent condition 
= to school. noes 
140 
$2900 DOWN -—3 
Good 
priced to séll at 
, $11,500 SPECIAL — Lovely 3 bedroom 
mod ern bungalow 
Full 
ft, bivin 
birch cu rds. 
double Sy! doors. Good 
side location 
We have many naar to choose, 
-from. Visit Host office and look 
over our y listings. 
You'll save ume and money. Con- 
venient parking t at door. | 
Open from 9 a.m. 8 p.m. 
J H. exo N, Realtor. 
w. 
Cosperative. "Real Estate ‘Bachange 
WE Poke BUILD - Se eauioe Led 
gg te ae a 
model. For 
“Horse & 5019 . Cass en, 
FE 42252 bedroom brick 
ecloees front poreh. Nice fire- 
clean sorte and 
basement. 
New ranch style two bedroom | 
astic tile bath | 
Large 602 
only 
only 3 years 
screens 
garage 
1 forced 
west 
rE aim   
KNUDSEN W est Suburban 
ol yon a ioe 
_— 
        “ste otek a 
. Terms with $2,000 
T.B. sages ig Area 
ce, fare foe, SS 1. rae and "heating 
apartment. Sf ac, conditjon. 
Wm, H. Kuudsen good Lake privi- | 
    at me   | 
| | 
} 
  
Co-operative Re Real Estate “guchange nge | BEAUTIFUL | a EGaioE 
ONLY $850 DOWN 
ry an ee ‘A 
53% W Huron 
U bedroom home, 1's — on fm 
iesere ists All this, for erms. ies tee nw 3 
Serer ee 
“Here Js $1,000, eft for, some- on No 812.000 for the oan aane Se w solid 
ee sts Mt a Lake ps | 1 
aa eos be ame 
A Roney © (EU. € Leer ogy - -e 
exterior, A water, sewer rand 
otas that acer oe 
sesso Many other god tn the 
lake 8 area for the ays. 
1609 UNION LAKE RD! EM 5-467, WATKING LAKE. LoTs. 
t snier gee ronebt 2 basement, 
double garage. ‘ Many beautiful trees and shrubs. Lake privi- 
_leges. OR 3-2200. : 
WALLED LAKE. 100 NEW 3 BED- 
Conte m) ry Ranch homes. 
Lake Priv. $11,600 up 
KAHNER CON CO. 
4-1034   
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A 
AT 
CHRISTMAS word home achieves its full- 
bey meaning. 
What better time is there to oe 
Ch gift for your family. Let he you. come out for 
visit to AUTIFUL SYLVAN 
OR, 
these spacious —. 
ranch style homes, located 
lovely suburban surroundings. 
Only 
$14,950 inclu L. = 150° Lot 
Low as 
$1,490 Down ARE: 
{8-2 BATHS 
ER WITHIN 
ec.   axe CEN’ 
WALKING DISTAN 
CLOSE TO PUBLIC AND PA- 
ROCHIAL SCHOOL. 
Our Exhibit Home 
Square Lake and 
Middlebelt Road 
Northwood Organization, Inc. 
Federal 4-619! 
  
Lots and Lots of Lots Some wooded. 
for tri-level 
lots Priced from $1,500 up. 
ROGER B. ene Ine. S11 Matn St. 
OL 1-011) or ¢ mete 
Par sale ee ek) 
“WATKINS 
LAKE LAKEWOOD SUB. 
A number of excellent buildin 
sites have recently become avati- 
able in this beautiful and exclu- 
sive lakeside subdivision. igestes on the north = si of 
Lake. Wooded and pall sites, 
each approgimately an 
size Sites sold only subject to 
rigid restrictions. Property shown 
by appointment 
-HOLMES- 
BARTRAM 4382 re Hwy. 
OR 3-1950 
Eves OR 3-0006 
(SUBDIVI- sion Lots for immediate buflding 
sites, for multiple commercial and 
industrial use. 
Sylvan 
Realty 283 ORCHARD LAKE RD. at Npo.es EBELT 
LAKE COSTELLO'S. BOX 1173, 
_ WINTER HAVEN, FLA 
~ DRAYTON — 
WOODS A limited number of. excellent 
lots « still available in this 
beautiful subdivision. Protective 
restrictions. F.H.A. approved. Con- 
venient terms can be arranged 
to meet individual needs. 
~ HOLMES” 
B ARTRAM ee Hwy. 
1950 a Ev Ay com 
LAKEFRONT LOTS — Just a few left 
rE Eves. MY 3-7085 oe 
‘Seminole Hills 
64° lot on i st * Sem lecat ja street in excel 
ade R. Tripp, Realtor W_ Lawrence Stree 
FE NION LAKE PRIVILEO EGED LOT, 
Bus = ‘oe od eg Also So ft. © r on Cool magne, on ey Rd.   
  
__ For r Sale Acreage 47 
ORION RD. SIZE, 10 acres. oo Saher. i] homesite 
WEST N 
MYERS REAL era 
FE 4-4075 = ; 
  
North Branch 
Roy ast Inc, ve 120 we — My 
=| Bieeee   
    
   
      THIRTY.THRER_   
For Sale Farms 48| Business Opportunities 51   
PRIME INVESTMENT 
9 mile sr pilggtomese oe on bared reed | 
, =f ware Set 
Exce subdivid 
= od qrveuilgnte 
on eRe & FRANKS 
  
Grand Blane, Dixie Hwy. 
buge new o 
homes. Ba preeny milk 
eee SD vkerd ll apr income 
Sure ot = 
20-ACRE FARM 
20 acres fertile ground 18 miles 
north of Pontiac. 2 homes, smal! 
barn and 2 chicken coops on prop- 
erty, First home is 20x36 stone 
‘eonstruction. Second home (now 
rented for $40 mo.) has full base- 
ment and ts only 4 years old 
All this for $11,000 with $3,000 
dowa. Balance only $89 mo. in- 
cluding interest. \   Realtors new 
  WM. A. 
KENNEDY: REALTORS | 
eT W. PE 4.3560, OPEN EVENINGS "1 ‘TIL 8 
Sale Business ness Property 49 
BUSINESS FRONTAGE 2. Near Oxbow Dance Pa- 
Owner will "eell at sac- 
Toney Shyder Lavender ait a! 
ay Be ra 
* len ts 8 = 5 tse ventory, ERVICE cere, 
MODERN LIVING 
Sears 7688 Highland 
ZONED sale t 
LIGHT | 
Manufacturing   
* 
  
  
180 deep. Only 
ieee. $1,800 wn. Call Russ 
HOLMES. 
BARTRAM on Jl eccsaart oh Hwy. 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A re LLP 
IDEAL bapa LOT TO SELL 
Christm. rees. Call after     
  Hottest Restaurant 
in Towr Over Loa a“ rh, 
in caligonenh 
of the most cive- 
in Pon 
Call now for parti 
this fine opportunity. 
- | Bateman & Kampsen 
FE 4-0528 
311 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. Co-eperstives Real Estate "Exchange 
SPECIALS SQUTH SAGINAW ST—Large 36x00 
eb ok XIE HI-WAY—Located between 
Walton and spe 8 A-1 20230 
ent fiding and 5 re gas 
‘rear. 
cem block 
room modern home in 
% se . This 
one could be used for numerous 
businesses 
CALL MRS. HOYT—For full par- 
ticulars on the above two prop- 
erties. FE 2-640. 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1962 W. Huron 
US cy sg STATION FORT aaa 
ated at beth 
Rd. Call FE eve 6. 
TRADE 
SUPER MARKET 
Here's a busy money making su- 
f grocery sow grossing about 
ear. Excellent cor- 
ner leeatiebs = ta ming com- 
munity. Has mort tema, owner's 
  php #5 ofo down Aas aomas 
Only “$8 7 il ono stock for 
gos estate neta Dido “trade 
ior ® prop 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR, FE 2-8316 \43 W. Huron Open Eve. 7 to 9 
ms. FE 
4-908 
“Sale Land Contracts 5: 52 
- FOR SALE 
LAND CONTRACTS 
CENT   
DISCOUNT - sold 
ured by home near Rochester. 
you $4,637, 
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT-New 
bu: w with base- 
peveble at 954.00 
per cent. Cost you $4,320. 
Ré AY O’NEIL, Realtor 
Patvate PARTY WOULD LiKE 
to buy i es contract. FE 23-8001   
    sg 
_FE Mt, |? tax sont ps ey new Fs 
STANDARD OIL CO. OFFERS FOR veiopm t, Property has tripled ease @ modern 2-stal! station in| in value a contracts were area. For information cal) Seca: OR 34 
FE ¢15%. | 
CAE OE eee Bron | us51400 DISCOUNT BUMPING, PAINTING RE-| rer month et 6 per cent. 
eT tute’ pos PoP wa | JIA WRIGHT, Real ENT BUS. WA APPROXIMATELY £ Z Gaahand A Phagahnaly to 1000.09. ft. floor ect ; Co-operative Real Estate TE cheaes   =a Reed. bet cabs otnbe te fire class ¢ 
Lincoln _1-0067._| 
For ' prtigs or Exchange ge 50) 
aot 
    
TOWN FOR SALE OR 
Te be. on § room | 
  
WILL TRADE #@ ACRES FOR 
eity home. North of Pontiac &. rm house barn and poultry! 
house. Garage. 4 acres of orf-) 
chard. rest all tillable. $14,500, —-% do | 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor % W. Lawrence 
Next Ae tibet Power 
Business Opportunities 51 
ASSOCIATE |   
is HRS. PER WEEK 
Oil company will turn overt 
service station accounts for Nigh | 
saleable of] 
area. You must deliver re- 
ed collect | 
pacts “partin 
aet pee ing. Oner 
  
  2 Pind? eee Sere 
GROCERY STORE. BEER AND. 
wine license. Stock & fixures ol 
33.000. “a Putman. Pe 3-9107. 
HARDWARE STORE, LOCATED in the village of Sebewsing, doing 
® large volume of business. Own-' 
er is Dot asking any bonus. 8wc« 
at wholesale inventory price pilus) 
cest of fixtures and equipment or) 
wil) sell at a bulk price. Low! 
rent, jon. 
formation, 
The Red 
ieh     
at Realty, Sebewaing — 
‘Let's Talk Business’ | 
| GROCE RY & S.D. D. imost brand “first year, 
ews Pomc t $100. 0900 volume 
You will decide int 1b Ininete:   
  ici BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION | 6 1973 2m BEER Ra. 
L SLBANING "business for egg ay 44067. Eves 
4 ARTLY 
  In SERV. 8TA- 
Lake. Ww siNCKAIn SERVICE ots 
ee ea 
Partridge 13 THE ‘BIRD TO SEE 
TODAY’S SPECIALS. 
VA — PATENT 
M code soumnate, Pes gross.” Only 96,800 
=e SPEEDWAY STATION, CABINS 
Sony Soe Pbee| Set etna, a, oth Ea 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 28316 43 W. Huron st, Open Eve. 7 to 9 
  
  TO MAKE BUSINESS BRISKER, uée Classified get To sell dal EEL SOUND INVESTMENT $1340 discount to you. Good 6 per 
cent land contract. Payments 
Gre $68 poe Excellent pur- 
chasers ‘ork: Husband ¥ ae: us! 
works for Grand Trunk and wife 
employed bs Michigan Bell 
Secured by brand new bungalow 
matic hot water, 3 
terior all completed finishing the interior Let us show 
you this one. Ask for Mr Brown 
1... H. BROWN, Realtor 
1342 WwW _Huren FE 2-4810 
“WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 to $500 You can get it kly on your 
signature. car or iture. No en- 
dorsers, Payments to suit vour 
budget We will be glad 
FINANCE CO. 702 Pontiac State Bank FE 41574 
35, 000 Families 
Recommend 
-Buckner’s 
eee Conven- Four (4 
fent offices in Pont area. where you can quickly bor- 
tow up on small 
one! a - month payments 
You ert full emount. no 
‘deductions 
cost oF BORROWING 
at Buckners IS LESS 
THAN YOU THINK 
. Ort needed casb oauickly 
from Buckner's friendly 
loan company. 
Buckner 
Finance Co. 
Offices are located: 
Pontiac, 2nd Floor, Nationa] Bidg. 
Urayten Pirins a2 Dixte Hwy. 
Walled Lake. 1 Sarnston 
(next to ank! 
Utica, 45462 Van Dyke 
we block, “orth across from Bank 
  
GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 to 1955 cars. Bring yey th oo ost t powell slowed in in WO m —— 
Kenotures and other suratare. 
Oakland 
Loan Co. 20? PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 
206 |: FE 41574 _ 
Need $500 , or Less . 
WITH QUICK 
et ae   
Ph, FE $8121. 
Home & Auto ip |   | 
| $39.50 Innerspring mattress 
     
    ae to Lean 53 
CHRISTMAS CASH 
LIBERTY LOAN co. MONE i 
762 er oom Signature & 
920 W. Huron FE 3-7123 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. Lone, TO $500 
‘MOUSEHOLD Go0Ds Ph_ Rochester OL 60711. OL_1-0791 10791 
a $25 TO Livin “ Ww, taercars rence Bt. FE 1538 
LOANS Extra Fast 
Service | 
You can bo   
  
moaths to revev 
HOUSEHOLD 
FINANCE Pontiac Kav Igags 
Ederal 4-03: 
~ LOANS - £25 to $25 to $500 
30 FE 2-7131 Corporation of al | sooo eaeeee st 
Ee. Law 
oe  PRIENDLY SERVICE 
“NEED SEASONAL 
CASH? Get it FAST at Beneficial Loan 
custom-tailored to your needs and - 
Herat Phone for a one- 
BENERICAT 
[INANGETGO! 
eet heiee Bt. FE 20049 
pnlergegens ease LOANS $600 to $1,500 1. For any purpose, on 
homes modern or not in 
Oskland County. 
home additions or 2. For 
wepror omens 
3. Dae or enclose moeene constructed. 
4 To build & garage or on 
. garage hom 
On second 
Apeir 208 $e Wational eeSctiding 
Pontiac or FE 4-4729. 
Swaps 55 
jUILDING Lis Ahtes dpi — 
$400 as t si 
_cars. oe _ Van Welt, OR 3-1355. 
Swap in in year ar old skates on a new pels Good used penta. 
or sale. cheap, Skates Bente   
7 ught multiple istmas 
—_ sets special, $1.47 Hlectric 
oor Christmas trimmings, 
complete line of fireplace aneares: 
electric pene cookers. ets. heaters: carving gets clocks, 
sprayers jig saws chests. 
{ our «a tey land, Open 
cvenmas Christmas, easy 
B: BARNES HARDWARE _742 W Huron 
TRADE - EQUITY OF 
for older car. Phone wi 3 Buick EM 
equity. 1 m b 
full price 87.850. After 6 p.m. 
FE 54-7660 
__For Sale Clothing BLACK 2 PC MATERNITY dress, size 8 like new OR   
Purchaser | BROCADE SLIPPER SATIN WED-| Size 12. Hip length 
veil. $60 ne Tuxedo. Sire 
38 a dress. $30 apiece. rE. 
‘ 
BEAUTIFUL 27° MINK CAPE | 
Cheap Lincoln 94621 ae 6pm. 
BEAUTIVOL Sf JACK- size vibe new. s OR 
Soies 1 MINK 
ition. 
a bel TS tom _ 700 MINK - DYED MUSKRAT 
full ven coat ———e cond. 
size 16-18. Sacrifice for $250. MA 
pie $7006 MOUTON LA COAT, SIZE 12. 
_ good cond. Phone PE 40045. 1 N SUIT 
size ® 6 SKIRTS. 24 sweaters, 
30. Slacks, 24. 4 untforms. size 13 
2 dresses, 13. 1 dress. Also 
complete line of maternity 
clothes: Size 10 and 12. MA 66068, 
Man's BLACK SHOES, sIZE ™ 
TUXEDO. 33. LONG $20 
Sale Household Goods Is 57 
eee SIZE GAS nas,   FE 
  
  
e in 
Ges at — af 
ard Lake Ave. 
THI U NETTE, $7. Play pen and pad $7. OL }-0606. 
rou AL WATS PAY LESS AT I 
CAN RE   
  x) , Dans crenmare: 2 es       
    
  
“Mind moving that department away? It makes me nervous!” 
  
*| Sale Household Goods 57: DEEP FREEZE UPRIGHT, ONE 
of America’s best makes, freezer | and guaranteed for 5 years 
— fies tor $278. Blightiy scratched 
it, plichigen Fluorescent, 
__303 Orchard Lake Ave 
DEEP FREEZE AT THE Low 
wholesale cost, oes freed o: 
appliances a savings 
ithe 2678 Orcha. nerd a. 
VENPORT, cuT ELVET. eth blue. W. inut trim. vas MI 
DUO THERM | 01 OIL B BURNER. t. 220 
fittings and c] pipes, $50. 
foe wai pees 
DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE i 
_— size. Perfect condition. 3 
old $65. OR 3-8464. 
DRYER. DEMONSTRATOR. $05. 
B. Munro Electric. 1060 W. tiles 
DINING ROOM 8UITE, BEAUTI- 
ful table (mahogany), 2 leaves, & 
heavy chairs. e breakfront, 
2 hooked rugs. 0x12. MI 6-2260. 2 PC dont! BEDROOM SUITE 
Reasonable if teken eat once. OR 
sas. oR. BED AND MATTRESS, #30 
pce MAHOGANY DINING       
  
  
    Sale Household Goods 57 
TRADE-IN DEPT. 
  Recon. Guar. elec. refrig $49.95 
Recon. Guar. elec, washer . $39.95 
Elec. eee Hi-lez .... . $29.95 
35 Fea ac range - $39.05 
Heavy Walnut twin beds . $ 0.95 
pe. Wood Dinette ._.. $24.06 
Davoeport Odd. . $0.95 
2 pe. Liv Room $19.95 
$18.00 Uph. ,Vanity e § 3.05 
WYMA) — Easy Terms : 18 W. Pike 8t. FE ¢ #1122 
TV, LIKE NEW. 30 IN. DUMONT. Nice for home of business place. 
ce new, 61.600. 626 Auburn _Ave 
8 # Pc OA OAK DIN “DINING ROW ROOM th 
_ Edison St. Rfipmaceae   
N CABI- oon te bab ee 
Ee Ss and ne st, like new, 
1 ROSE DACaNPORT TE AND CHAIR. OR 3-8370 after §:30. 
13% INCH RCA CunsOLE. $20.95. antennas K 
WALTON TV Walton Cor Joslyn FE 2-2251   
  room suite 
EM   
  
  
  FULL BIZ GAS 
range with broiler. Can be used with gas of natu SS 
Can be seen at 2550 Porter S 
off M59. 
FOR GALE: aE at RE- 
er washers $30.95 up 
prion Wwasners ....... $60.95 uo 
Vacuum cleaners ...... cy 
Rov's, 06 Oakland 3-402 
GOOD TELEVISION $55. GOOD 
refrigerator $75. FE 5-846). 
GOOD USED ELECTRIC RANGE 
and refrigeretor. Cheap. ! 
_mit, Affler 5 pm. 
HOME SOLD MUST SELL FURNT- ture, PE 5-2333. Eves. OR 3-2032. 
more eo! Horeotnt 
WER VACUUM IKE moe Belts. bags Roe ae te 966 Myrtle. Huron Gar- 
a 
\2 3 PAIR WINE COLORED VY 
ynlined drapes. 48 in. by 84. Self | tle back and pleated valances 
| Custom made, 320. 443 W. Iro, 
_quois 
j2 UPHOLSTERED WING “BACK 
chatr in perfect cond ‘1 has 
| "ip cover’. 2 mahogany end ta- 
| Biles, 1 mehogany coffee table) 
with leather top MI ¢-7214 
FT. KELVINATOR REFRIGER- 
Wrought tron & giass 
rt FE 2- 
POR SALE. 615. 65. 
FFRIGERATOR. 
0. FE 5-i014 
LINOLEUM AND PAINT BALE, > 
price at Jack's. 277 Baldwin,         
      
  
rugs, two-wheel trailer with tar- 
pautin FE 68-2626.   
Lord’s Specials 6 pe dinette set 95 | 
pe sofa- $5 
Jsed TVs from 324 85 uo 
ide-e-bed from $13°.a5 up 
Used gas stoves $20 00 
Furniture and Appliances | ere W. Huron 3 F 
‘Where Wrigigy’s Used To Be” 
KENMORE tie_ Sere maison Also 
  Geposit wt 
2625 Orchard Tote Rd.     End cabiec 
case headboard beds complete. | tefricerators $75 cD. ra 
was & el-c.. $5 up. beds all pss | 
$3 uy TV <ets $75 un. radios &3 | 
Lp. new ehrome dinette ets 5 vc 
S19 65 up & used ed 
up. eenetts new 
otoer items 
OUR_E 8Y Tope 
np footed AN 
. en t or “east of Auburn Hei op Auburn Rd M59 
rE We Give Holdens Heo Stamps 
ALL NEW ionak ORGE UPRIGHT FREEZER. AL- most new. $175. OR 3-1672. | 
NORGE REFRIG io FT NEw | 
Winchester shotgun  Hornsetrat!- 
er 2 fh ahr St.. Route | 
AUTO Dav- 
  FURNITURE $19.00 Cotton Mattress on | 
| oH 9 00 Chrome breakfast sct Ne ped) 
495 Metal ‘cabin et . 85 | 
puis Linoleum $ 4.96 
$60.00 9x12 Axvata! ter rugs 942 
We buv, sell and exchange ¢very- 
for the m: 
akland Furniture 104 8. Saginaw FE 2-6623 
We Duy sell ond _orcenee BABY BUGGY AND 
condition, EM 3-0214. 
DI 
  
~~ BO TTLE GAS 
pee arg pena. Ge al SOx 8 AND MA fall pene Good condition. tnstal- 
. Kenyos 
$15. 
    Hd 
make, "or eae 
  
  
}YOUR PRO #i3e 06 ELECTRIC WATER HEAT. 
900.05 R. B. Munro Elec- 
trie, “i960 W. Huron 
ONE MAHOGANY DINING TA- 
bees aoe 6 chairs; one IL_cu ft. 
otpoint§ refrig.: ore Le a 
_wwry, All All like new. MI 42318 
REFRIGERATORS. LAST YEARS,   
  
America’s 
retrigerator for fine 
we & used mac = 
uorescent, 303 
ao Electric ee heatername brand, Res. 
Nom ney gtd brand. Lake 
  
aeaTHET 2a, US gas All makes. $24.98 & up. Pully ranteed. Thyle Electric. 502 
ROLLAWAY BED FE §-6891     
SINGER CONSOLE SEWING MA- 
chine, ae OR 
= |e Se Turmer's 
de aoe een D, one 
1.” y aresser and 1 
* and 
fire seas eae ae BS 
Fo sso repairing rebuilding. 
bie. to condor, Roeedate.” Syivan Lake. FE 
BOXES ...... 83.28 UP $7.05 UP es" 
        | 10° 
   i" MOTOROLA TV ABC WRING- 
  washer; 6 x movie comers. 
cpio desk: FE 53-6788. 
Used Trade: -in n Dept. Washer 985 
Electric reece A SSdees tte 
Gas range oe b4 +O 
Bele seca . $20.05 
Ref rigera $34.50 Corner cabinet ‘Heywood eres | 
Champa, 
Table on mae chatrs, Heywood Wake- 
field Champagne 634.50 
Dereovers’ sic Koren 8h Sones 
THOM! AS ECONOMY 
FURNIFURE CO: 361 S SAGINAW 58 PONTIAC, MICHIOA 
    ron. 
USED DEPT. Table model RCA TV. $39.50 
16" blond — model 
Ma washer _ . “| condition! . 50 
New odd chests (maple) 1.20 
New swivel chairs 55.00 
Frigidaire automatic washer hentiny 
GE ome. washer $40.50 
LAYTON’S E urniture. sie ne s 3065 Madcon Uh ee Ra 
Keego 
_FE_ best! or or PE 5007s 
Lar heater 30 Munro 59 ween LLL 
Layee rong (cord TAPE RECORDER. 
—Pontisc Press Box 62. = iC TRAIN. 60 
wosee of Seek Transformer °250 
many accessories. 
rE Moone after 5 p.m. 
TIONEL & ELECTRIC 5 TRAINS Ac- cesso! PE 
MAN'S et Sane Lens ROLLER skates, size 7, $11. PE 4 a 
BINDINGS, POL 
  ry 
= OF FOUR MATCHED = Fie 
woods, new rubber “— 
Nice Christmas present. 
after 4 4872 Elizabeth “jamineted rer - Eee hale ecesesens © ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES 
for every room house in newest 
1955 designs, terrific values. Bed- 
value $2.25. — 
$10.05 value reh 
$2.95 value $1.96. Slightly tictary 
irregulars. Michigan Fraerescent 
__303 Orchard Lake A 
EVANS OIL FIRED aT ORWACE 
used, complete with blower $100 
Oil fired foreed air furnaces, new 
84,000 BTU in crate. $220. Duct work to your Pennies ets: tree 
estimate, term 
E 8-074 room 
eT Evenings FE 4-6500 
FRAME 13° x CHICKEN 
house. il 
red Lambert, 1103 E   
Lake Rd 
WEBSTER WIRE RECOR compeete cond., $35. lor 
uick sale. Can be seem at 1064 
; Huron between 9 a.m. and 
p.m. _ 
WILL SACRIFICE AN RCA AU- 
tomatic record player and radio reroaiy} Excellent cond. FE 
+08, _ 
§ MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA 
F2.5 lens, $40. Good condition. 97 
Osceola Dr. “PE Dest 
~_ Christmas ° Trees BPP Les 
A CHRISTMAS 11 TREE “POR you Cut your own live tree. Spruce; 
Blackhill, Norway, White. Fir, 
Douglas. Pine, Scotch, Red, Jack. 
aise ——— trees. Dig your 
Bring your own Sleeth Rd. 3 les west of Com- 
= Village on gravel road, 
a et ell turns. 
mat to 7. Greenridge Farm 
Nursery. MUtual 4-8038.   
  
  
  
_59A 
  
BEAUTIFUL NORTHERN 
CHRISTMAS 
TREES Ea a AND 
Lot Tiaaniea at 
DIXIE DAIRY «# N. TELEGR ‘Just North of rcLmucten 
Shopping Center ) 
CHRISTMAS | TREES 1 Be ) AND 
up. Baisams. spruc Nursery 
grown Scotch Pine American Le- 
_gion, corner Auburn and Paddock. 
CHRISTMAS TREES, $3. 
ered. 4 to 6 ft. After 6 pm. F 
65-7660 
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE 
our trees. A load of perfect trees 
will arrive Sat. For beautiful pic- 
ture window trees shop early 
Balsam, spruce, Scotch pine L & 
dard Berv., 644 Oakland 
Ave FE 3-6113 
TARGE TREES, SUITABLE FOR 
churches is and etc. Will 
deliver. FE SCOTCH PINE CHRISTMAS TREES 
Wholesale or retail. You may 
cut your own. MA 4 
Oakley Park Rd., Walled Lake. 
For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
ADJUSTABLE AREA Bod 
We. Eee eet: er Seep ou.ss BLAYLOCK BUILDING SUPPLY CO 
Lake A   
  
COAL & 
  ACL \CL CARPENTERS © 
fm tools st lowest prices. 
Genera Warehouse, 2258 Dixie 
ATTENTION! 
LUMBER BARGAINS! Just received several cars of new 
& used lumber, sel] at real sav-   14 Mile Rd. First house east of 
Woodward, Birmingham 
FIRST QUALI re We Af BATH 
bs 
ee: = iat double “Has ies: 
from $10   
  
  
at terrific values 
orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. 
KELLY’S CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Read $17.05 Dominion steam irons 
$ 
Spey rregerects , At 
bor table saw now 
Reg. set 95 Thor ‘a in. dri 
now $13 7 
Reg. $19.05 Dormeyer deep erates 
now 
$19.95 GE electric 
$42.05 mocinemense prog 
now : 
Reg. $1245 Tosco 
no 
Reg. $12.95 16 in. tricyclés me $795 w 
Reg. $69.50 belt sander, now $49 30 
Reg $49.50 power hand saws. aay 
Reg. 
no 
Rex erie 
$13.95 
" electric . mart 
Ly 
now - $39 6 act mst ehidrenis) sleds. 
$24 
Cone in and “the hundreds 
housewares ies a eee Dai + Ney: 
s HARDWARE KE Li. AS 
3004 urn at feo Auburn 
Heights. FE 2-88 
HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY STORE 
Baldwin. irmaress 
covering and 
paints. Phone FE 17-8025,   Michigan Flu- | For Sele Miscellaneous | See wrens aga 
PRE-INVENTORY 
SALE 15 eer Cent dise om eash and carry 
Me La date $105 M @ies 
Pir Hee ee len 
board Pull thick 
05 M 
1x6 boards $90 NM ! 
| 1x12 redwood boards, $200 M 
Clear cok bce $230 M | 
ENGI Elis 
swe SUPPLIES MA 5-5811 6161 Dixie Hwy Croresice | 
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT | Com plete ease ment of Keniros | # 
Restaurant. Will sell all or any 
art thereof Ingulre Tasty 
Foods 22.8 Saginaw ———— Hiei 
Save Money at,” 
  HARDWARE — PLUMBING | 
MAKE SURE IT's 
BURMEISTER _ Northern Lumber Co. ! 9197 Cooley Lake Rd EM 33147 | Tel raph & 9 Mil End oe oh Oty 14108 | 
i 
| 
| 
oles 
\ 
95 | Pontiac 
Detro. 
  
SINKICABINET Bargain. FE ord r 
SINKS PROM $5.95. 52 GAL, ELEC- 
tric water passer is 30 gal. 
as heaters $56. G. A. Thompson. 
8. Perry. 
SEPTIC TANKS 
REINFORCED CONCRETE PE 4-662 3872 Eliz. Lk, Rd.   
  
  e = 414" - 5° ENAMEL 
bathtubs. Crate mar 
SAVE Supply. 100 8. Sagin.w &. 
SMALL RADIO-PHONO., 518: 
small radio, §7. 18 to 40 power 
$ 7 x 36 Dinoculars,   
TEE WATER FOURS oma. GA. Thompson, 80 8. F 
LUMBER CASH AND CARRY 1x8 white pine boards   
A 
doors 
Winoows, a and others. 
k and De. = 
Cyr Lumber Co 
6120 Boxie cae Re Commerce 
EM 3-273) ” 
    ings. coors with 
frames, $8.00. New flush doors 
from $7. 15. ud 
boards, ceilin~ tile, felts, shingles, 
———. pails, door hardware. 
afl at bargain prices. Used brick 
—windows—mill work. Get our 
prices and save. Free extimates. 
SURPLUS LUMBER 
MATERIAL SALES CO. 5340 Highland Rd. (M58) OR 3-7062   
Anti-Freeze.......53c off PLASTIC WALL TILE...... 2c Ea. 
Unclaimed linoleum......... tig 
Haroft’s. Paint | & Lina!   
LINOLEUM... .39¢ YD. 2 FT 
$1 69 GAL 
Me GAL. NTI-FPREEZE 
SMITH’S, 257 S . Saginaw | 
LAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH faucets $2450 value $14.06 
, shower stalls at 
. These are crate; 
Michican Fluorescent. 
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS Authorized .actore ‘ervice 
eenuine fact. ap Pree test 
on factory anelyre 
_TASKER'S. 63 W w HURON 8T   
CTCL BOTS at a ENO- 
  WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC! 32088 
ef, $33986 now 5229 95 
Radio & Aonitances 422 
ron. FE 41133 
TELEVISION ADMIRAL —< $40. Perfect cona!-   
  
Floor 
ton 
WALN ‘Axminste tts ture Treen zm. r rug, ia 
1 i " EM | §@ GaL. ELEC sit. 
Michigan Fluorescent, 393 
_chard Lake Ave 
BOY'S BIKE. 3¢° WESTERN FLY- 
er Boy's Scout uniform. size 14 
FE 2-4)173 
  
with all attachments, Used very little. $30. PE ;   ae 
yeast 
6,000 SO, FEET OF 
NEW RNITURE 
WAREHOUSE PRICES Living roo bedroom & Kitchen 
5 PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP Dav and c:air, two step 
tables 1 coffee table, 2 decor- 
tor lampa. 
ALL FOR §97 A:l other suites. sc @ bed suites.   
studio couches. and beautif! 
erays, blues. greene and reds 
at equal savings 
6 PIECE 
BEDROOM GROLP Double dresser ‘arge mirror. 
bookcase bed. foo: y chest of 
very hi ‘OR S lamps. 
. FOR Also ‘ CE bedroom suites, 
beautiful walnut grays, fruit- 
— and blonds, at same big 
c3. 
Tremendous savings on ell Low 4 and 
7 piece chrome dinettes 
beds, pcetiawer beds, ® x 12 ao 
rockers, occassional it 
poem a Carel, oad ame 
unfinished 
“TRADE IN YOUR 
OLD FURNITURE 
AS DOWN PAYMENT 
TERMS LOW A §2 WEEKLY 
Pearson's Bank Furniture | 
42 Orchard Lak FE 47881 | _ We give Gaia ‘pel ‘Gitt Stamps | 
4” ROUND OAK TABLE, AnD six | chairs. 063 Ca CLOSEOUT 
5% piyecerd 85.44 per sheet 
Co. 1488 Baidwin vee re 
ee = ? La GE REFRIGERATOR, ALSO mken silent automatic oi) bur- 
EM 3-4133. 
MPLETE 1 YOUTH 
Pe halt Ms a Hospital Ra 
ae BTU. HR STEAM OR 
ATER. 
400 series Nationa! Cast Iron 
STEAM BOILER 
Complete o'] burner with all 
controls, 1 yr. old 
MA +2240 $1,159 cash 
FIXTURES ‘You NGS ane 
BATHROO’ F 
autom er heater. 
  BRUNSWICK ANNIVERSARY pool and ———. poe mle ve? 
3a P3360 ne Bree oer Sane 
276 
Garage Doors TO CH shy FROM   
SPECIA LO R Berry ail stee! Milly euaranteed. | 
Fre ap Estimate: on, 
371_8 Paddoe   
8 1 BC. OAK, DeWine Roos SUITE. 
te OR 30185. 
Seay Cee WAYNE GABERT'S 
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE   
  Terrific deals om 1956 Norge 
washers, dryers, re: rators 
2 = to ‘ 
121_N, Saginae FE 5-6ise 
Christmas Gifts 59 PPR LLP LLL 
BOY's 26" pA talc ENGLISH 
=r = aaa 7 rps pa be w ice skates. 
  i ae ice skates. 
sire cs Childs eee: clothes hamp- 
SoMDLETE . “MY BOOK 
House.” FE 5- after 6, 
BOY'S LER 
skates, Size 8, Like new. OR 
BoY's CHICAGO ROLLER 
skates e 6. $10, FE 47246. 
8 s 
Siar a bis PE Sat COMPLETE LIONEL 
’ TRAIN OUTFIT | 
Call FE 5-504 
    260 GAL. OLL ON WITH GAGES, 
caenene end stand, $30. OR 
340,000 BTU HA STEAM OR WATER. 400 series National Cast Tron 
STEAM BOILER Complete oil burner with all controls, 1 yr. old. 
$1,150 cash. MA 4-2240 
aren one waka “FE 
Rinks to build im e $3.95. 
inks f 995 G A. s Vig Jt 
  
  vake Ave, 
I AS TOO 
FREE PLANS for TOYS 
CHURCH'S INC.   
HIG é . complete, 1 yr. old. OR 
DRAW TITE HITCHES CHROME OR ADMIUM   
  MENS HOCKEY 5K:   ‘ 
=| ble shaft 
HEATER 982.05, Y SKATES a) 
9. 85: new overcoat, size 38, $18: 
a electric grill: 
gauges. 
| hose and torch. $15 30 gal. hi-boy | $8: 10 steel traps. $3: cold water 
| heater and tank, $5: green thumb | 
loves $50: 2 hp. electric motor 
mi" Dixie Hwy. MA 545-7878 OR 
3-8508 
275 GAL. FUEL OIL FANE. 1 LEGS. 
mor bh cap. New. Deli se 
ee ee 
MUST SACRAFICE LADIES $600 
diamond and sapphire ring for 
S27$ 1 heave bill of sale. 
__ 8-2867. : 
MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20 
cabinet   
ptional 
= Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Lk. 
NEW & USED PORTABLES. WILL 
adjust, of] and grease any make 
sewing machine within a radius 
of 10 miles che! only 82. Parts 
extra. PE 4-3930. 535 Auburn. 
NEW AND 3sED_ FURNITURE. 
Refrigerate rs and electric heating end << ee res fi wa 
' ter heaters sole pocaces ere and | eotteres 
TRAILER EXCHANGE FE 2-320 | 
~NEW “AND Ueen 
ROTARY 
YERS   
a 
1593 Woodward Mile Ra f Birmineham MI 4 
NEARLY NEW » HOLLAND | FUR- 
nace with complete automatic 
controls and blower. OA 8-2013 
or , 29-0029   ~NEW GA LVANIZED PIPE Pid ie be ft, —— 
«SAVE PLUMBING wotti 100 re ceceae §-2100 
OLD DB GARAGES REFIT ms To 
eccach ke new. Lenathen vour aa- Pe sea earage doors.   Terms. 
| Oi. BURNER OR WILL TRADE . for good working refrigerator 
1949. 28 ft trailer home or will 
rent. Call MEirose 17-3021 
OIL BURNER. 25.000 B.T.U ternational with blower. 
2-2520 ; 
sae LUXAIRE COAL FURNACE. 
and one Norge oi! furnace. 
$50. _ Both tn good cond. FE 5-3140. 
ONE "WOOD AND COAL BURN- 
heater, ae pipes. Good con- 
a jon $25. OR 3-6802. 
PACHOUD WRECKING CO. _ 
2301 Dixie Hwy, FE 5-9108 
PENNY PAINT SALE House paint, 1 
2nd: gallon at le 
Two gallons for 
Rubber base paint. 
Poller or pan ic Hie 
1 gal. paint & roller or pan $3.90 
1.0OR SHOP IN 
35 FE 
  
  
  
  
  mM 
also 
end | 
haskins fiexi- | 
$35 $20: 2 electric trains. $8 girl's ice 
 arat $5. FE 46546. 770 East 
STORM SASH 
Aluminum combination windows 
and sloors fs. LOW price!   
“ 
  | 9 a.m to 9 p.m. 
[obo SUIT. LEATHER 
step table, like now. | rE 
TILT ARBOR SAW, 8” AND JOINT- 
er, on stand, "4 h.p. moter and 
Y bed. FE 2-0036.   
Talbott Lumber BP.8. paint. Also Spread Satin and 
Goid Bond ba rda- 
    
  
  | $12.50 Doys 
CESSED | — 
$21.95 up. Sporting G Goods 65 65 Sale 
ANDER SON'S 
Has Done It Again 
Look at These Special. 
Gift Values for 
the Skater $1050 boy's hockey baggy 
ww brown " 
Oo A ek 
men's hockey 
skates, tack | eather, brown 
ht pallanes skates, 
to 12 
$10.50 girls’ white leather, felt 
figure error oere 13 to 3.. 
$12.60 ladies ra ain elk 
leather, felt ‘me figure 
sizes 4 LT paponeancomonoric. 
Double runner skates 
ones, brown ane 
ee. sizes 10 to 2 
to look over our line of 
equipm bri Ly 
  them peca ‘so 8 Thunting and fish ent for 7 gift 8. You. will save 22 24 x 24° DOUBLE HUNG MUL o. : Hons, 450 bachin Bioad aeus BURMEISTER’S yourself Sonny x Bi 
Okcase. G. E. wemer. teat Good _Tunning order. rz | ANDE RSON HDWE, 
FRE EE STANDING TOILETS. $ rr | | 2183 8, TeLeonere 
adi ouble sinks 
Washbow!s witn fittings $1185 | | FREE PaReinc FOR 100 Cane 
3 pe colored bath 4 with 3800, 000 | Mon. Tues., = Sat. 9 fittings $109.50 | Thurs. and pre “ft, to 8: Bun. 10-2. 
cave piesibina  SuPELY | 100 S Saginaw St FE _5-2100 | LADIES s 
GIRL'8 ROLLER SKATES, SIZE wAT “BU a ints TER’ s” | 1956 JOHNSON 9, $6. Boy's ice skates size 4, $3.| OUR wig! yh ARE NOT ONL OUTBOARD MOTORS 
_FE 46546. 710 E. Walton. _ LOW, BUT OUR SERVICE is | Can be Bought On Lay-away mw , 
mG ELCOMPANY | > raxae'lifies roo |.  sLayBAUGH'S : 4x8 sheet rock C & C a6) Oakland Ave. 
USGS CO et 4x8 Masonite. sheet 3 338 | FE 053. FE_ 40834 
NW Corner Walton ‘and Opdyke jue Sta. ine SET OP FOUR MATCHED SPALD- . fi A z 
HOT WATER HEATER 30 GAL_| 124 ¥. P Piooring, $09.00) ‘ing woods, new rubber ee gas, hew approved for use on 244 RL tip etd s .o7| Nice Christmas Piers willsal 
Consumers lines $08 50 and $119.50 | x4 «td Douglas fit ner M8 99.00| 6902 after 
value $4950 and $5950. These | 9x6 std. Douglas fir. oer M $ 99 00 | - Take er erernsieee are slightly marred. Also elec- 2x8 std Douei f P. M 8 99.00 | 
tric, of] and eee gas heaters re Sincket uel 100 ‘ce & 445! Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 
at terrific values ichigan Flu- |) qxg fir Fi oO $ 5.95! 
orescent, 383 Orc hard cake Ave (lezen: . fir Lf Pies s 398} % a a evel Pott tah STONE. 
| KRESGE AUTO OIL FL OOK 1x8 knotty pine per M $160.00 1D ie ereve i! Conklin, 
furnace With all controls $4 OR ” 1X8 pi canes vs bli. per j ——— 
31375 Soll pipe $395)” a OR _ LEASE 
KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. BEAU-j{ Wp’ natin waoors oa ie Eas eientl gravel. Phone OA 8-2035. 
tiful 42 in. model $95 vaiue $59.50 | 4 4¢ colored bath set. all fittines OAD GRA Aye. Slightly marred in transit Also set. cast iron tub $150.99 5 vde rep 0 delivered . 
several 54 in. and 66 in. models | SAND AND FILL DIRT s 
_ered all winter. FE 4-1170. 
WE DO FILL JOBS. 
EM _3-8376 or FE 2-5607 
__Wood, Coal ¢ , Coal & & Fuel 67 NOLL LLL 
po HARD. HEAVY 6LAB oon 
and ‘neliaa: oe ot cecilia 
cord for 
_ 4-006 
DRY y SLAB WOOD; 
for $11. Daeeae 
eay SLAB WOO * ee 
| FIREPLACE CANNEL oa - 
weod. Speedway Fuel - 
lend Fuel and Paint, Or- 
_chard Lake Ave, FE 5-61 
HARD SEagoneo PIR: wood. F’ 
69 — 
AKC BOXER PUPS. FAWN. 8 Tal old. 3250 Crooks Rd. PE 
AKC BOXER, 3 YRS. OLD. WELL 
trained. $38. rE 5 a 
    
    
  
    
i : 
AKC REG ED Rk D ean pups, Sired es 
_Champion. Price. ee OR f 
pacata “aT STUD, = 
__ldinch. Near Pa. 
ee DA 
Reasonable BEAUTIFUL Male. Black mask .. ahd. 
Pine, bealth: * 
must 
home. 
EA oan 
good 
8-1300 
SE L REG fox_terrior ‘. le 
ABY i 
home. Cal) after 4 p.m. 
4-616.     
Very gentle 
to 
  
  
    
  
  Tw se. 
were tumbing, electrical sup-| 5- 
Dues Trim, windows. doors BOXER male. 470 And Two Dh ee one es fet on ong lg line of poy 105 $30. Excelient 
TWO MILKERS CANS COOLER. | sy. <r " Hot water heater tanks 1672 Fen- | | ee ate Gomanaes _ 
| __ tem Rd. off of 1608 _ Mile Rd. MUlberry 02220. USED FURNACES. OIL BURNERS. CANARIES cot 5 Biko: gas burners, » Heat ban and | CA 818, | roo 56-9038. 
toves Wayne Heating och —e ———— 
ester. OL 2-021) of WRisTMAS PUPS | WRECKING HOUSES ALL wa» re ' 3 | teriais for sale. Union Wrecking | DUpptes. The cutest Tet. Dog. 
| Co, Inc 31MS W 8 Mile Ra. | idea i Lar Sibda agape bao ie eal ¢ rene pete. 
Sat en) Le FE 24216 days, ‘or PE bane 
| WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGE. 65, os | —— rollaway bed with . 
s mottress vi Bota im Christmas Parakeets o on SELECT EARLY DEPOSIT HOLDS iA s 
Do It Yourself 61; ,Tuking strain. all colors Lee eee isitors Welcome. Opca "til og Bows 
| OSF OUR TOOLS DO YouR OWN | sot 4th St, FE 2-4025. Closed UM oO 2 ing. reper m7 
| Bistenmce sogteeett, enecs and| CHRISTMAS PUPPIES drain tile. Montcalm Buliders’ AKC reg. German Shepherds... 
Supply. 196 West Montcajm, FFE weeks Christmas Eve, Ped!- 
§-4712, Fri . © to 6°30. aree papers. FE 6-1608. MI 7- 
  Closet every Thursder. 
|- TACKSON RENTAL san ol   
  | end bide. su s, Open. Sun. 
| _€? W_ Montcalm FE ¢-5240. 
FOR RENT 
F wr sander - hand nder — | se 
wall paper steamers-waxers & 
ft cleaners lané Puc} and” Paint, na, OF ‘bard ye Ave 
Cameras, Equipment, 1A 
givivone CcvaPIC tee   
movie camera, like new, 
_OL_1-7301. 
Sale mate Goods 62   
AEC eoe nee 5 5 omy 
use year. re. tee rice 
Will sell for $165 “Re afte 
  Union Lake Village. _ 
ACCORDION SALE ALL STYLES. 
| colors, repaired Loaners to be- 
| inners - vaways i 
Prall_ basement apt FE 35-5428 
BRAND NEW ESTES REED SF | 
an $175) Call evenings | 
75 ‘ 
B FLAT CLARINET, 836 PE 5-2736 
BEAUTIFUL guatt BABY 
bee and piano. Like 
a mere. 18 Ec erent “a. 
RS 8 ROCONE SOS & CASE 
& music book 840. 23-0757 
after 5:30. 
CORNET, 
FE 5-087   
  CONN, 7 ogre CELLENT } oF 
Js DACHBHUND PUPPIES, AKC REO 
rane Oo Ld 
EMALE Cg a ie YEARS 
od. $25. 3-589" 
FEMALE PUPPixS FOR SALE 
  Satisifact! : dorf Kennels. 26045 Rolicrest 
ks west of Middlebiet. off 12 
D : 
OUKC, Pinest pedegree. UNiversity 
keets, oe mega = 
& al) supplies. Tropie 
$ til! ® Pontiac reer Shop. 
_ Auburn Ave. FE 2-61 
HAMSTER SALE #1 
__Pet Shoo. 69 8. Astor. 
TRISH SETTER P 
registered, eeesomante 
quality, MT 4-053 
LABRADOR Se RIVERS , BRED 
to hunt. show, and field trial 
Excellent dispositions, MAy- 
lair 6-2613 
MALE BOXERS 7 MONTHS OLDE. 
aus registered. FE 22-0797 after   Te ALL 
FE ¢-0433 AKC top 
  for 
eS OPALINES, CANAR- 
FE —— tes. 1304 Mt, Clemens. 
| PEKINGESE i colored. Small 7 ls will 
Christmas, § males avail 
able for service. ee 
| PARAKE - CANARIES ‘ood, Since, 1927, 584 Oakland Av ave   
    GUITAR, WITH BAR ATTACH- 
ment, and case. Excellent cond., 
$25. Ph. FE 23-7868 after ¢ p.m. 
  NEW SPINET PIANOS’ CABLE. 
| Dranich & Bach big discoun 
$395 up. Row! eretess Co. a) 
__2-6036, OL 6-067) 
PIANO FOR SALE. . CHEAP. 
FE_2-7 
  PIANO | TUNING. yas IRS GUAR. 
rteed_ OA ae OA_8-3325. 
oss 1 UNT AND. REPAIR. ‘ng. Oscar 8c mid E 2-5   
  SMALL MAHOGA) aEr PIr- 
ano. Excellent  penantion! Gal- 
lagher’s, 18 E. Huron 8st. FE 
44-0568   SMALL CONSOLE PIANO, «IN. high, A_real bargain. Gallagher's, 
_18_£. St. FE ' 
SPINET LOWRE 
piano combined. 
sacrifice $850. FE 
3 VIOLINS) EXCELLENT CONDI- 
ble. Oxford, OA 
83419. 
USED, BLOND. SPINET PIANO 
| Terms. Gallagher's, 18 E. Huron 
St, PE 40566, ORGAN AND Wa ty dona new.     
        
  
  
        a 4   sae BABIES AND CAN- 
ary singers. 11 Melrose. FE 
| _2-3340. 
PARAKE ETS PETS SU UPPLIES 
DANCEY'S PET Ld 
239 \ Voorhels _Rd FE 5- 
REGISTERED TOY FOX TER- 
rier puppies. MY J-2878 
REG. BRUSSEL GRIFFONS AND Pekingese. Phone } FE 17-0243 
| REO. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS 
A weeks old. OR 3-1635, before 
m p.m. 
REO. parsers UPPIES on 
pies. 2-5909 
LECT YOUR CHRISTMAS BIRD 
and cage, while we still have 
complete selection. Crane's Bird 
Hatchery, 2489 Auburn Rd. 
J YR. OLD FAWN BOXER. ttf 
cellent with children. FE 5-5774 
Dogs Tr: Trained, F Boarded ' 70   
  
  
  
  
  
Insulation 
M. A. BENSON 549 N. Saginaw ak 42521 
RO) RY sc PER 
SS, ee   aghkee 
& range 
‘TOMERS throu; Classi: 
  fied Ads. Call FE 28181. _ PE $0182.     2 PAIR ROLLER exATEs. BoY's| 
and girl's, Size 2 & 7   r 8. Saginay St____ Open 9 to 9) TONIGHT PIANO IN GOOD COW: DOGS. CATS BOARDED, poas ITE | -| trained e 
| Po ee To feet Sea dition, $40, 2661 Dixie Highway. _araph — 
cable. Excellent for jeep or! yYOSE CONSOLE PIANO MAHOG- 
_Sceggeee ee ll any. Exeelipt, condition | Pract _ Hay, 6 y, Grain n & Fee Feed 71 
ING sally _mer_ 225% FALFA, ALL A SNDS may 
~PLUMBI SPECIAL) Sa ffic Equipment 63 63 A tirew. grain. shelled : 
eet sects vse heater. le O . t 5-0066. id 
. roll tobe OPric CQUNTER 8 Sa COS proved. L . — 2. cm Formica soe arran and brome mixed, Alfal- 
Arnason Plumbing Supply Bulli fn in Anorene e. cant fa end timoth mized, Orton rs. othy “i 
te ages ae s . air Briss eeth Rd, Near Wixom i“ 
iC HARDWARD. z ALL TYPES OF HAY, mod as FR A second . Also stray. 
erraalli SOR bint OR tot Gnd ethet alline cautement.| Setiver, Of ONT 
is ~ Re Y brock: Ste catia, timethy and - prome ra Rd. s nm 
south of Telegraph Lake d : Sale Store Equipment 64 eine ait Ppiverbel D. be 
Sreadlonet ae anf road, 
~ Roofing and Siding VARIETY STORE CLOSING IN | _ 9. 
’ Combination Doots fares. and’ sien “holders. Contact |_| r. 
                    
   
           . HOMOGENIZED -33c PER !2 GAL. 
  THIRTY-FOUR | ~ 
THF. PONTIAC PRESS. ‘TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1953   
  __ For Sale Livestock 72 
GUERNSEY HEIFERS, REGIS- wer A i ome freshen Nhe gouty 
DONALD 
cass. 4121 Groveland Rd.,, Orton- 
rat AND SMATT RIDIN 
  horse. Very both Pais, 
mino, M. 
1). NICE CE WHITE FEEDER Pics. 
10000 ©Elise! Lake EM 
  
For Sale Poultry - 74 SPOOL Ow 
FOR SALE: 60 BARRED ROCK 
Pullets, Some laying $1.50 each 
OL 2-6703 After 4 pm For Sale Used Trucks 90   | For Sale Housetrailers 78 
NOW — Is the time to purcha-e an al! new 
1966 Pontiac Chief Mobile Home. 
Sl cae tt. with a low low down of 
y 
$451.85 Delivered and «et up. 
Also the 37-42-and 47-1 and 2 bed- 
room model now on display. 
fine selection of reconditioned 
used trailers which can be pur- 
chased on the ‘ow iow rental 
purchase plan 
STOP IN NOW             
  25 WHITE , LEGHORN' HENS. $1 
    _0a. OR 3-58 
__Sale Fart arm— Produce 75) 
APPLES ALSO _cIDEN. HOME. | 
stead  Orcha 9460) Orchard , 
Lake Ra 
APPLES, WALNUT GLEN aeRurt 
Farms, 4670 Middlebelt   
Tse CRATE EXCELLENT CORN. 
Clarkston, 16300 Hadiey Rd. 
“FARM FRESH MILK 
Pasteurized. 33c per ‘a gallon 
Processed in our own plant, li-y 
censed by the State of Michigan 
Rowe's rm Dairy. 4180 Bald- 
a Rd. 2 miles porth of Walton 
Bivd 
HUBBARD SQUASH. _ BLUE OR reen J cents a pound. All sizes 
660 Giddings Ra FE 5-6660 
Potatoes, Delicious Apples 1-43 owt Baldwin to Clarkston- 
rion Rd Left first farm 
Sale Farm Equipment 76 76 CO OOO aes 
  Announcement bv ay cl 
Iso) CEENGC 
CHAIN SAW $159 and up. We trade. 
tractors. riding & walking 
Pontiac's Oldest Dealer 
‘Terms: Wholesale & Retaty 
Lee's Sales & Service 
$21 Mount Clemens 81. 
FE_3-0630 Also 
  
“BUY OF THE WEEK SPECIAL.” 
Allis-Chalmers Model “G’’ trac- 
-tor with bulldozer, $595.00. Frank 
Gromak, pe Sales & 
Bervice, Holly, | hs 
MCCULLOCH CHAIN “SAWS ~ DROP F Millers 
ay ile Rd} mineamgiei! Mich 
Prone Midwest 4-6053 
BOLEN'S TRACTOPS. 8. SNOW 
jows and casters. Jeri spo 
fewers EXvans Equipment, 6507 
= Hwy. -1878 or OR 
8506. 
cD SPREADERS 
Davis Ma- 
45R2 “EW aN AND USED 
arn and equipment 
seiuers: Phone Ortonvilie, 
USED TRACTORS WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH USED TRACTORS ALL MAKES AND SIZES SOME HAVE SNOW PLOWS. CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS. 
THESE TRACTORS ARE ALL 
PRICED TO SELL AKE TRADE-INS EDIT TERMS DE PENDABLE PARTS AND SERVIC FE 46-0734 FE ¢1112 
KING BROS. YOUR I-H DEALER 
__ PONTIAC RD_AT OPDYKE _ 
Mich. Chain Saw Distr. 
Sales Service, Rentals MY 3:- 
oe CHAIN SAWS. REN- a Nar eos & repairs, 1899 Crooks 
ra” 4 
“FARM & INDUSTRIAL 
McCullough Chain Saws 
New and Used PERGUSON, (el AND NEW 
AND 6AVE AT 
HOUGHTEN & SON $83, N. Main. Rochester OL 1-9761                     
  
  HUTCHINSON 
MOBILE 
HOMES © 4301 Dix. Hwy 
Drayton Pinks. OR. "3-1202 
2830 8 Dort Hwy. Flint 
| MOBILE “HOMES _ REPAIR SERV- 
tce. Booster springs installed. 
Cars wired for pulling trailers. 
_Adren Short FE 5-4550.       1963 CHEVROLET 
Short wheel base, Good 
HOUGHTEN & SON” YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE AN 
OMC TRU DEALER 
528 N. Main, Rochester, OL 19761 
SPECIAL   
| 1950 GMC Diesel Tractor 
WILSON GMC | Oakland at Cass 
FE 2-9203 KE 4-4531 
DODGE TRUCK ‘4 FT 8TEEL 2 speed axle, good 
ana heater, Call 
4033. 3441 Charms   
  GMC 1950 ‘y cellent condition Radio, heater, | 
turn sig ; _FE 52015 i 
  1651 CHEV ', TON PICKUP. AIR- 
flow heater and defroster, turn 
signals like new tires. your car 
or truck down See this one now 
731 Bue Hwy at 3 
MApie 54-5071 
Hosting Chev.     > PAY LIKE RENT Yes, we mean just that! We | 
now have the most complete line | 
of reconditioned and jate model | _ 
modem trailers ever. As low as 
10 per cent and less down Pay | 
by the week like rent Some | 
od Hives trailers as low as | 
$0 TRAILER EXCHANGE   60 8 Telegraph FE 2-3200 ! 
Auto Accessories BPP PPO 
AUTO PARTS AND ACCESS NEW, 
used and rebuilt For the parts | 
you need, when you need them, 
remember: 
HOLLERBECK’'S AUTO | 
Open 7 days a week. 9 to 8: and La 
to 6 on Sun 340 aor Ave. FE; 
_3-0477 or FE &-1 | 
PARTS on 4a CHEVRO- 
Two SUburbanite FE | 
A | 
tires 
2-7681 
Auto Glass Service 
When you need it’ Have you ee 
our service? Glass installed while 
you wait. Insurance jobs honored 
All work guaranteed Free 1 lb | Open_ nites 1! 8 
CHRISTMAS BARGAIN CLOSED semi with tractor. Cheap eae be- 
een 10 and 2) FE 2-47 
HE aT _ Dodge wrecker FE 5-0244 
TRUCKS © 1950 Chev. Panel A- ie ~ CONDITION ee 
      1953 Ford- 2 ton stake 
1953 Ford 
1954 Ford 2 
1955 Ford 2 2 ton dump | 
ton stake ; 
ton stake 
1953 Ford 1 ton stake 
Ieo5 Ford ', ton pickup 
LARRY 
JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 
OL 1-071) 
of coffee to w customer with each FOR MORE THAN 30 YRS, A door glass or windshield installed OOD PLACE TO BUY” Open Saturday Until 4 1985 '2-TON IHC PICK-UP LOW | HUB AUTO GLAss CO | mileage. see mornings at 1b6! 123 _Oakiand Ave — _FF 4¢-1066 | Sander:qi Apt 3 
Save 50 WRECKER actory rebuilt generafors and j "4! Ford 1 t li i! starters. $3.05 and up. Carries a’ pest Seek a ten tan y eauipped thew guarantee Hub cans for all | ott | er! makes and models Hub Auto| - Je trey ord Sales Giass Co. 122 Owkland FE 4-7066 | 10 N Washington Oxtora nr > =e) sane a ft ~ ~~ 
rIRES | | All sizes. Very chean Some like. For Sale Cars 91) new. Economy Used Cars 23 z _ Auburn 
LOUIE S AUTO PARTS 
nm Evenings 5 Days a Weea 
Starters and generators $6 50 
Rebutlt springs $7 50 
Lots of used parts for ‘46 cars 
and up 
966 Oakland Ave Ph FE 44513 
CLEAR ANCE SALE OF 
V8 ENGINES 
Ford. Chev Pontiac Dode 
Chrysler, Olds. Buick, Studebaker. 
6 cylinder engines. 
Ford, Chev Willys 
SPECIAL 
: re v s A a Gs Psa eucmatlze 
St HR, AM. AU TO PARTS 2539 Dixie Hwy FE ¢-4533 
‘53 OLDS RADIO, 940. 
1324 Baldwin 
For Sale Tires 80-A   
A SET 67-15 ROYALS. NEW 
white walls. $15 88. 503 8. Sagi- _naw, FE _ 
GOOD USED ° $1.50 UP. also whit. walle rE ec s. 503 8 Saginaw 
          
77 
AUCTION. SAT, DEC. 11 AT 1 00 ____ Auction Sales 
Rd., and 4% mile West to 6040 West’ Maple or 15 Mile Ra 
Complete line of farm machinery. 
Parmall H, Tractor with cult- 
vator and fertilizer attachment 
Allis Chalmers WD tractor with 
double 14" plow & new spring- 
feoth cultivator JD chopper with 
hay and corn hears, JD blower 
40 |. pipe; JD 7 ft. mower: JD 
sub-soller; JD 5 blade disc filler 
JD 8 foot heavy duty « J 
frejd cultivator; JD 4 
hydreulic 
truck with 
Seats Hammermill: lime spread- 
er, drags; cultipacker. corn, 
binder: 2 corn cribs, 1212 siats 
euantity lumber, misc shop 
tools, DeLaval milker, 6 can aad! 
er All machinery nearly new and 
im perfect condition. F W. JOHN. 
80! PROP Bank terms. Floyd 
Kebrt. elerk. Ed Gottschalk. auc- tioneer. Phone Howell 1010 
AUCTION. THURS DEC. 15 
1.00 o'clock: on the premises cated 2'2 miles wes 
nore or ' mile “3 
58 
Head Dairy Cattle. mined. herd, 
Hinman milker, 2 unit, near new 
Schultz 4 can cooler, DeLaval 
Separator, spre aaa and wood 
= — McCorm hg   
AT 
lo- 
and ponies m 
4 doors grass silage in 
ft. Silo; Smith Silo, 1 
Fioyq Kehr, clerk. Ed Gotts- 
cna. @uctioneer, Phone Howell 
  Kets Service 81 SOO LIED DIL LDL LP IDV OP PPP 
REPAIRS. BUMPING & PAINTING 
FREE ESTIMATE 
a awa Sele or Gans 
LA 
BRAID MOTOR SALES | PHONE FE 2-0186 30 Years Fair Dealing | 
Cass at West Pike St | 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE | car. Cylinders rebored Poors Ma. 
Bho; Hood. 
|   
chine & . 23 _ 3-256: ‘D Phone FE 
For Sale Motorcycles 83 
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON 
jks Harley Davidson see Hariey 
ppp Beles Co. 312 South 
—Segina 
For Sale Bicycles PPP BPP LIL 
BOYS 26° WESTERN FLYER 
bike. $25 FE 7-883! 
GIRLS 20° SCHWINN BICYCLE 
Exc cond. with extras MI 
VT   
  
_! AA 
_Boats & Accessories 85 
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION 
Evinrude motors 
Wolverine and Feathercraft boats. 
Marine Accessories ~ 
FE 
n Eves. and Suns. 
MERCURY OUTBOARD MTRS. 
—Sales_ & Service FE 2-5260 
20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL NEW 
1955 Johnson Outboard motors 
ta now in stock 
OWENS MARINE SUPPLY 
396 Orchard Lake Ave. 
Phone FE 2-8020 
ALUMA qnarr BOATS 
‘ORS   
                WED. DEC. 4TH. NEAR 
Bob Wiles, auctioneer. Phone BY- 
ron 6261. 
COMMISSION AUCTION EVERY 
Sat | Night MY at 
L. E _S8MART AUCTION SALE. 
closed until Aorit Pvt. sales daily 
Tgaing in used furniture 
stoves, etc   
For * Sale Housetrailers 78 
SEE THE wEW GENERAL FOR 1 44 ft Single and 
Make a com- 
plete comparison and I'm 
ove dollars, One 16 metal 
tral er for fishing ana. “hentar 
Also used trailers as low 
a ese down. Genesee Sales. 2101 
_Dixte Hey. 
Trailer 
Exchange oo and GREAT LAKES. 
27 to 45 ft. America’s 2 unchal- 
iengea leaders in wee price e. EEMER, and   
. New Galler as lit- 
long as 
5 per cent in- 
“PART S—STORI E 2-3200 60 8. Telegraph Across =m Labial Tceniey 
rts-Servic 6 thru Sat 
Trailer "Trailer Sales Open. Sunday 
1954 CHAMPION % FT TRAILER_ $1,300 for pasties FE 8-i371 or 
OR }3-7015, 
OXFORD 
Trailer Sales ‘Prices slashed on used é te 
  
  
trailers. Must cut down 
- inventory. Get a bargain 
here today. 40 to pick 
from. 2 
' Bee the new: 00) Stewasts. Gen- UDE MOT MARINE BAL ES & SERVICE 
___#22_8 TELEGRAPH 
Tr Transportation. Offered 87 
[cans   TO CALIF SEATTLE 
La Averill ator Sales box0 | 
pine Hwy. FE 2-0878 ; 
CARS FOR aah ANGELES BAN | 
Francisco, or \ 
PONTIAC DRIVE. AWAY SERVICE 
S382 a_Union_ St FE 4-5139 
"35 “CAR GOING TC To ¢ CALIF. CAN 
take 4 passengers Escving in 3 
or 4 days. FE 4-707 
FREE poe TO help drive to Florida. Leaving 
Dec. 21st for 3 weeks. Must be 
good driver. References ex- 
changed. EM 3-8273. Tues. eve. or _Wednesday. 
RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO DRIVE 
au   
tomobile to Miami, 
around Dec. 15 And return Jan 
4 All gas and car expenses paid. 
__Must_ be reliable Apply 58 Wayne 
RIDERS TO | AND FROM ROYAL 
Oak. 6 days a week leave 6 30 
am return at 3 30. New car FE 
40242, Between 4 and 5, Ask for 
_Mr._ Porter 
TRUCK GOING NORTH 
load either way. FE 5-6806. 
~~ Wanted Used Cars 88 88 
CALIFORNIA BUYER 
AVERILL’S, 2020 DIXIE HWY. 
FE 2-0878 or FE 4-6806 
WANTED — JUNKED OR USED 
core. bed make any model. Top 
BACLEY AUTO PARTS rE | $-0219 lio BAGLEY 8ST 
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR 
sharp late model cars 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 803 N. Main, SESS   
PART 
  
  
  
    
OUT OF STATE BUYERS wee 
buy clean cars from ‘49 to ‘55. 
Top $ paid Lucky Auto Sales. 
193 8. Saginaw 8t. FE , 4-1006. 
THE HIGH DOLLAR - For high grade used cars. 
need them. Drive the extra miles, 
od pay you well. 4540 Dixie 
H. J. VANWELT. OR 3-1355. 
UP TO 4 FOR WS & CHEAP 
_ cars 2-2666 Ys Or eves. 
PRICE ™ THE he vaade = THEN GET 
‘BIL T. SPE NCE USED CARS 62 Oakland Ave FE 47333 
See M&M Motor Sales 
~ | nate Hwy” mone sien   
  
  
  
    ~ QUANTITY and QUALITY “65 Chevy V8 overdrive . 
‘65 Chevy, 600 mi. Power Gide. 
‘34 Buick Super Hardtop, sharp. 
‘$3 Chrysler New Yorker, power. ‘93 Cadillac 62. Full power. .. 
53 Chevy Bel Air Hardtop 
53 Pontiac Chieftain Hydra. 
‘32 Willys overdrive, sharp. 
32 Olds 88, cheap. 
‘82 Nash Ambassador, loaded 
‘52. Ford V8, Fordomatic 
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i949 CADILLAC 4 DOOR. @ SE- 
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door runs Cal aft. 5:30 
FE 4-2864 __ 
THIS ONE 
WON TEAST 1go4 Chevy. station wagon. radio 
& heater. new white wall tires, 
twin spotlights, grill guard s, 
wheel covers two tone paint. Low 
mileage. this ome must be seen 
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_ments. FE 2-8020 
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vr) SROMTAG Sa 2 DOOR. 875. OR 
‘48 PONTIAC _ REYDRAMATIC. 4 4 0TH after 4:30 or all day Sun. Sun. =i 
$765   
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brand new rest ante 
solid. Two tone paint es site. 
  
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' 151 GMC pickup § 495 | Custom. Reasonable. FE _4-3718 ‘o- Sieners 22 Ford 8 sedan, auto trans $ 595 | PONTIAC 1933 DELUXE 4 DOO! No Co JMIT Se | 49 Ford 2 dr 145 Pully accessorized, beautiful $565 . i | 49 Chev. 2 dr $ 295 pearance, ton cond. $1,100. Phon Immediate Delivery! | 91 Pontiac sedan $395) _EM_ 3-2953. ___| 1952 Buick ¢dr Radio and heater. Huron Motor Sale ‘33 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA. fee cepted a Le Deatirecn! #2 W Miron FE 2-2641 Low miles. MY 23-1781 after 5:30. = —— te pTONTIAC STARCHIEF CATA- 
eee ' 1952 MERCURY HARDTOP, Ra. _lin' DEApleNe6486 No Panace Cu! | to & heater. White wall tires | i aC aera HY. | | Only $605. dra. powersteerine power brakes, $445 Uuv llere-—Vay Here __ CENTRAL | | ww tires. 5500 miles. Like new. | +41) a) or MERCURY | FE 46638 _______ | 1981 Chevrolet 2dr. Dix. sharp vAL I On Caos Pee 's-3085 ike) St | "33 PONTIAC 860 2 DOOR. MUST | with no rust : a sees acrifice. Best offer r $1500 x A ) I: ot aah z: aoe CHIE takes. OR 3-4502 er over $ | sidewall tires ler ca E ae ‘34 PONTIAC, ¢DR. CHIEFTAIN. NAT Ic NN 28407 ___| ztone red & white paint. RH | $445 \ S | urn signals. undercoat seats, back | MOTORS SAIS | ! up lights. other accessories, make | 171 S| SAGINAW | offer Phone OR_3-1654. | 1901 Buick ee recenaitien mesier A eee a \rougaly reconditioned an == SAVE $500. ready. 
| +56 Pontiac offici West Side Used C Cars STATION new Call. Tom eet ¢te90 Drive out where overhead |s low FONTIAC® 1050 CHETPTAIN 8 2} and save the difference Many WAGONS R H Hydra. W-W. etc | 7 makes & models to choose from oes cond Ton car for cheap | r “ 5 o- sat : t } 4 West Side Used Cars Toe pao eae Mr edeso CAT me AL PIT | 1953 Chevrolet 2dr Radio & heat- 932_W. Huron _FE #2183 S345 59 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA Sica eae (ead veey 1953 BEL AIR CHEVY FULLY $1925 FE 4-40a9 _ nfs xe Pea ¥ clean, eq $1000 FE 
"$2 CHEVROLET. 4 DR. RADIO, 
heater. spot light, other acces- 
sortes. Good condition. ees 
ae CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 
5,000 miles. Real sharp. $16 150 
_FE _5-9782. 
CHEAP_ TRANSPORTA- 
tion. ‘48 Pontiac Sedan in 
ood condition and clean. 
one FE 5-1682. 
“47 CHEV. GOOD RUNNING CON- _ dition. Cheap. 1324 Baldwin 
1956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD- 
All accessories. V6 engine. 
_ $850 | OR 34724.   
  
  
1950 CHEVROLET 1240 W. SIL- verbell Rd 
‘$3 CHEVROLET CONV. PERFECT. Take over payments. FE 7 
CHEVROLET BEL AIR. ‘33. 2 
door 1 owner. Very ioe! mileage 
_Pertect cond OR 31640 
CHRYSLER. 1955. NEW YORKER 
Private owner, excellent condition 
low mileage Fully equipped plus 
powersteering and genuine leather 
r Detroit office Dla- 
or home, MAryfair 
‘$3 CHEVROLET 8T anion ~ WAG- on Power Glide R H. 24.000 
miles. Exec Condition. MI 4-B890 
heater «pot lig it good condition 
FE 5-6002   
1955 CHEVROLET STATION WAG- 
on. Power Glide R & E-Z-I 
Glass Execulive s car hs excel 
Jent condition 
“64 CHEVROLET | BEL AIR HARD. | 
tep Radio. heater white walls 
Ea ees mies This car ts like a on 
TARE ORION MOTOR SALES 
M24 at Clarkston Re 
FORD MERCURY 
ry 2-2611_ 
1953 BLACK 2 DOOR CHEVRO Radio, heater stapdare nite 
a3 2757 Zelma Drive. FE 
5-2702 
over payments or trade for truck 
TE Oe DESOTO 1951 4 DR. CUSTOM 
Radio & Heater Good condition 
Reasonable FE 2-16600 000 
FORD 1955 CUSTOM SEDAN R & 
H_ Excellent condition. MA 6-2038   
1982 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR, V-8. 
tadio & heater, two tone paint 
new tires. this one is sure to 
please. Your car or truck down. 
Haskins Chev. 
  Be Your “Santa” 666 §_ WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM | 
BUICK ROADMASTER 1954 4 DR. 
Perfect cond. Fullv equipped in- 
cluding power steering & brakes 
Pl sence $1775. Private Ol 
, 1953 BUICK 4 DR HARDTOP Ra- dio & heater. Dyna Drive $1105 
LINCOLN-MERCURY 
Cass at W. Pike St. 
FE 4-3885 
Chevrolet 
1956:Demo’'s Floor Cars, Officials Cars 
Courtesy Cars 
2 Doors 4 Doors 
Sport Coupes & Club Coupes 
150s 210s ie] 
SIXES & EIGHTS 
STANDARD TRANS 
P.G ANDO D 
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~ 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M15 
MAple 5-5071 
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IT QUICK 
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' 1952 | 
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4 door Pivmouth Savor 
Chrysler 4 door 
Piymouth club sedan 
Dodge Club. .2 door 
Chevrolet Deluxe 4 door 
Piymouth 4 door. 
1951 Chrysler Highlander 4 door. 
951 DeSoto custom 4 door. 1954 
1952 52 CHEVROLET, 4 DOOR. RADIO | 
‘$0 DESOTO GOOD SHAPE TAKE | Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY ane 
CONTINENTAL DEAL 
850 Ss. WOOD ARD BIRMINGHAM 
MI_6-2200 JOrdan 6-3933 
| 19% OLDS SUPER 8 HOLIDAY 
By owner. Coral and beige. 3.000 
miles FE 2-3615 or E 3-O157 
OLDSMOBILE 1948 2 DR_ RADIO. 
heater, Hydramatic. §75. E 
2489 after 5 30. 
OLDs °53° CONV. 88 Clean. $1150 
By owner MI Oo ee 
85 OLDS SUPER 88 ‘53 FORD 
Victoria. Power access. FE 5-5267   
  
1953 OLDS SUPER 8&8 4 DOOR 
fully equipped. one owner. Power 
.. power brakes. buy now 
a avoid spring prices. Easy 
GMAC terms 
Haskins Chev. 
    6751 Dixie Hwy at MIS 
MAple 35-5071 
_ __ Open nites “tl 9 
$5 DOWN 
Liquidation Sale 
Full Price 
30 Ford $95 
“$0 Plymouth $95 
49) Plymouth $95 
‘49 Pontiac $105 
49 Lincoln $195 
50) Mercury 
Sav-On ed 
Harnes Corner Hunter d ; 
_ Birmingham M 
WE'RE MOVING © WEST - IF “YOU. 
are looking for a bargain, this is | 
| it 1954 Custom 
matic drive. 
—Tadio MI 71-0005 or MI 71-0444. 
CARS FROM 829.00 TO $123.00. | 
4160 W Walton. ‘2 block east of | 
Sashabaw Rd 
: BUY NOW 
AND SAVE! 20— 35 AUTOMOBILES | TO CHOOSE FROM 
$1,895 AND U P | YOUR TRAD 
WILL NEVER 
BE WORTH 
    
6O OTHER 
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' COMMUNITY 
MOTORS OL 29481 Roche-ter 
Open till 1 pm 
1933 oe DS SUPER 88 4- poor SE- 
W. Pike St am. to       
; “> . ee _ 
1955 PACKARD CLIPPER cCUS- 
tom hardtop All power extras 
Perfect condition Cougs and 
Has received nstant factory 
A care. Will gacrstieel for $2,650 
6-2021   
1950 Studebaker, overdrive . $230 
Choice 1951-1953 Pontiacs — $795 
CLARKSTON : 
MOTOR SALES 1933 Nash 4 Door 
Sa res sT 
cur bee = pia) $695 
Ope to 8 we ‘BUY SeLt AND TRADE 
  
FORD. 1953. 2 TONE GREEN 
dio. heater, Fordomatic 
_ condition, Call MY_2-5601 RA- Good 
  
{54 FORD 2 DOOR SEDAN CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at W. Pike 8t 
FE 43885 
“30 FORD CONV. RADIO, HEAT- er, new top. Clean inside and out. 
o money down. $25.89 per_mo 
LAKE N MOTOR SAL 
\ at Clarkston 
Fol - MERCURY 
Y 2-2611   
FORD 1950. EXCELLENT CONDI- 
tion. FE 2-0987. 
FORD. 1955 COUNTRY SEDAN 
Station Wagon Fordomatic. R & 
Lael! ‘mileage. Will trade, OR 3-2 
1955 FORD VICTORIA. FULLY 
equipped. OR 3-2789 
WHY WAIT 
FOR '56 PLATES 
WE GOT ’EM 
(2) "$5 Dodges, bl while they last 
54 Ford, A shar lon miles $1260 
Dodge V-8 erflyte .. $1206 
a $1185   
  
oe it Fivmouty C1 cL ‘Cpe - 
83 Buick Super ceden "63 Dodge V-8 4 door ... 
3 Plymouth 4 door    
  oor 
li Olds 98 4 door     1 Chrysler Imperial HT. nts 
2 ped A noney.... 
door. ..... : 
pod Buick 4 door sone 
Pont. 2 door .. sane 
"47 Dodge 4 door .............. $1 
  HELP US BROOM ‘EM OUT | 
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Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 
232,S. Saginaw FE 2-9131 1953 Inaiser 4 Door 
$895 1933 Ford Victoria 
$795 1933 Ford Convertible 
$995 1953 Pontiac Deluxe 2 Dr. 
$595 | 
1952 Plymouth 4 Door | 
$995 | 1952 Chevrolet Club Cpe. | 
$995 1952 Stude. Land Cruiser 
$495 1952 Studebaker 4 Door 
$295 1952 Seudebaker 4 Door 
- $495 1951 Chevrolet 4 Door 
“Bright Spot” | 
            
            ‘Cass at Orchard Lake 
FE 8-0488~ / 1946 PONTIAC 8 4 DO 0D tires. runs good. $65. ‘aka it. 11 
Frank St   
1955 PONTIAC 2 DOOR STATION wagon. Tan paint with trim to 
Match. 
1953 PONTIAC 2 DOOR DELUXE Radio and heater. Hydra. 
$2100. Call FE 5-0627   No Further 
Hydra, fully equi Green. white wall tires ¥F   
$4 PONTIAC. 
Starchief, eke extras. 104 Mt. 
it 
1955 PONTIAC STAR Cui CHIEF CUS- 
“STUDEBAKER DELX. ' STOP AT 4 DR. DELUXE, 
Clemens   
tom Catalina.   
40. GOOD 
condition. Interior very clean, 
3-4837 cheap. OR   
YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
D 
528 N. Main, Company Official Cars ‘55 OLDS. 98, 4-DOOR 
‘55 OLDS. 8-88, HARD TOP 
DON'T we TO SEE THESE 
tal Para open srery week night 
TIOUGHTEN & SON | OLIVER 
BUICK FE 2-9101       210 Orcberd Lake Ave 
GMC TRUCK DFALER 
Rochester. OL 1-0761 
  | ] 
| ‘99 Merc. Mont. Hardtop. 1995 ‘Cy Owens Your FORD Dealer! 
ANNOUNCES! 
No Payments ‘Til February 
1956 PRICES 
ON ALL USED CARS 
‘94 Buick Century H.T... $1798 
1398 
498 
498 
298 
798 
168 ‘09 Ford 5 Pass. Cpe. ... 
‘92 Nash R. H.T. . - 
‘52 Nash 2 Dr. New mate 
‘51 Kaiser, New mtr. 
‘53 Ford4Door........ 
‘49 Ford 84Dr......... 
‘30 Ford 2Door........ 
| '54 Ford2door8...... 
‘53 Ponitac 2 Door ..... 
‘S] Buick S.4Dr........ 
‘90 Chev. 5 Pass. Cpe. .. 
‘51 Merc. Cl. Spe. O.D.. , 
‘48 Ford Conv. ........ 
‘53 Plymouth 4 Dr. .... 
‘93 Dodge C.4Dr....... 
‘53 Merc. Mont. H.T. ... 
‘593 Chev. 2Dr........ 
‘92 Pont. Chief 8....... 
A Good Number of Trans. Specials 
Sales Tax and Title Transfer—Ilinance the Balance. 
"Cy Owens: 147 S. SAGINAW ST. 
FE 5-4101 FE o-c0e3 
Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.   
928 
678 
398 
328 
438 
128 
968 
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You Pay the 
  
  
  
Jerome Olds-Cadillac | 
  MATTHEWS 15 
1955 Chevrolets. All Low Mile- 
age Cars. 2 drs.-4 drs._Cpes. 6 
and 8's as Low as 
$1195 
04 NASH ..............8 995 Rambler 4dr. 2 tone green and ivory with factory radio, 
sarge heater white Walls and a continental tire Very sharp little car. 
OS CHEVROLET ose. 1195 Saccenget ne autiful sea mist green 
— These are scarce, See it 
SS CHEVROLET . . $1095 Bel Air Hardtop. Exciting 2 tone green and beige finish 
with an tube radio and big beater. Very clean a! 
‘93 CHEVROLET ....... $895 : @ beautiful 2 tone piue and ivory 
theater and white wall tires Best of 
‘92 PONTIAC ...... $695 2-dr. 8 sedan, Radio, heater Nydradiuc and white wal, tires. en séat covers an spotless throughout 2 tone gre 
You're missing a deal if you miss 
‘51 CHEVROLET . . $979 sedan, Onyx black finish with radio, heater Deluxe 4-dr. 
This is sure o beautiful car Per. and, white wall tires 
fect for the wife or kids 
walk when for this low price you can own this “00 STUDEBAKER Why 
lures. It won't last long at this price. 
‘91 PLYMOUTH . $395 ter 
freeze on a bus stop this winter, Here is just tmeves car 2dr. sedan with b.ack finish nae. and hea 
for work or shopping trips. 9 tation Wa, 
finish tay, heater’ a1 and 
debe ndable. in 
c-dr sedan Here 
beauty with radio, 
all it's guaranteed 
‘94 PLYMOUTH .........$745] 4dr. Cranbrook ta @ lustrous 2 tone pee finish. Radio 
and Reeter® ere is good transportation for a very low 
'53 DODGE . Leese ee OGD 2-dr. sedan. 2 tone grey and eine paint job and equipped with radio, heater and overdrive = economy. ive it today and you'll own it temorrow 
IS 
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Pickups, Panels, Stakes & 
Vans 
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211 S. Saginaw St. 
PE 4-4546 
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A-] BUYS 
"S4 Mere. 4 dh .S1199 
"S4 Merc dr... $1199 
34 Chev. Hardtop $1344 
‘32 bord Hardtop. .S844 
34 Chev 
33 Ford Hardtop. 
‘32 Pontiac Convt..$744 
"53 Ford 2 dr..... .$699 
’51 Pont. Sta. 
Wan. -....<...$399 54 Ford 2 dr.....S044 
"$2 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $509 
"33 Mere. Hardtup $119 
35 Ford 2 dr.....$11% 
33 Plymouth ddr. S044 
‘32 Ford 4 dr. 
Sta. Wgn......$749 
"51 Chev. 2 dr......$299 
’55 Ford Hardtop $1799 
54 Plymouth 2 dr. .$899 2 dr... S44 
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"50 Cadillac 4 dr.. .$995 51 Plymouth 2 dr..$299 
$4. Ford Convt...$1099 55 Chev. Sta, 
"51 Merc. 4 dr... $399 Wig eee 139 
'52 Ford 2 dr... $844 “52 Plymouth 2 dr, $499 
33 Chev. Conve... S709 ‘M Ford RO Wyn S119 
33 Pont. Hardtop $1949 33 Buick $d 
‘32 Ford R. Wen... $644 Riviera .......5 
"Chev 2dr... S544 33 Pontiac 4dr. S144 
33 Ford Convt... S44 ol Ford 2 di... S27 
52 Olds 88 2dr...soyy 74 Mere. 2 dr... S644 
33 Chev. 2 dr... SO) 33 Dodge 2 dr... $699 
NO MONEY DOWN WITH GOOD CREDII 
"32 Ford 2 dr. "MO bord 1, t. Panel 
"31 Pontiac Sta. Wyn. 32 Nash Sta. W gu. 
"52 Ford 14 t. Panel “St Chev. Const. 
$2 Pont. Dix. 8 2 dr. "a1 Mere. Clb. Cpe 
TRUCKS "S2 Ford 131 
Panel. 022. .5. S544 
"4 Ford 14t 
Pickup 2.22... $200. 49 Chev. 13 t. 
Panel’....... 
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Pickup ........$399 .$199 
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   THIRTY-FIVE - 
Mark (Steve Wilson) Stevens Will Retire From Acting 
Producer's Life ~ Dulles Will Seek’ 
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, TU ESDAY,. DECEMBER 13, 1955   
  
gins Thursday. 
REVIEW OF PROGRESS 
The principal purpose of 
meeting is to provide an annual! 
review of progress the Allies have charge of research for the Nation- 
‘al Carbon Co., spoke last night at 
‘an American Chemical Society sec- 
‘tional meeting held in connection Sees Ocean Water -- Today's Radio Programs - - 
as Energy Source   
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The handsome producer-director-| “Ww. People Are Pundy vaso ‘JR, Jim Vinal: Woan. pews; Vom) Gee: xs Fipbteieal attpited aes matic pay. . The East-West deadlock at Ge- hydrogen, in ordinary water packs "CT®e? | irector’s Playhouse.” star of -television’s ‘Big Town’! is| WXYZ. Show World Bob Maxwell WPON. News, Party WWJ. Hotel for Pets neva, he believes, will serve as more energy “than you could ob-. quitting the acting business cold 
very soon to devote his full atten- 
tion to the more intricate, and   WPON. Club 1460 WXYZ, Montovani 1:30—WJR, Music Hall WJBK, Tom George ; t more military cooperation by the, \disunit to the Gene ' profitable, end of his profession. CKLW, Broaaway Co WWJ, Bob Maxwell WCAR, Music in the Air | 4:06—WJR. House Party ¥ sunity prior to the Geneva con- ane of the world turned into don't make her be a stay-at- WJBK. Mickey 7 le ews, Wolf | _WPON, Pontiac Party WWJ, Right to Happiness (15 Atlantic Pact members. {erence with the Russians. | i home just because she can't 
    His reasons are obvious to any- | wPpo.w. Record Room ~~ Www, Cederberg, News CKLW, Eddie Chase ee drive . . . bring her to the one who steps into his bustling, | °:00—WJR. News, J. Carson | WIBK, News: Gentile, binge | 7 ene, Winter WJBK. News, Don McLeod) Secretary of Defense Wilson and The M Temple in Salt PUSH idea of the potential energy. : WWJ, News, Theate . News, Rise e cxiw. eee ee ecas habe’ lanl retary lense Wilson an e Mormon Temple in Salt , telephone-filled Hollywood office soled eo (eee ye bee and Forces tld WJEK. Nes, Tom George PON, News, Club Secretary of the Treasury Hum- Lake City was built in the 40 years. oe erve 4 ae ate ries the SAFE WAY : : . | CKLW, Bob an WWJ, Bob Maxwell ; ermonuciear (H-bomb)  reac- : a eee ——— choc! WIBK, News, Mickey Short | WRY, Ostood News, wot ete Ress ‘Wwd vag Widder Brown |Phrey also will attend the Atlantic'from 1853 to 1893, of solid gray doa: ‘ DRIVING SCHOOL ne Att} Lact tn) Ci] aWPON, News. Ze fs unary) | @oue ee Gent Devid =| WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON | WXYZ, News, McKingie [Pact council meeting, , which be-| granite blocks. FE 2-2253 executive, Say kek one K, News, Geniile, Binge | yoy ne Teo CKLW. Eddie Chase = 2+ + PHONE: Lik WXYZ, Life Wort Living | Wear Neve WWJ. Faye Elizabeth WJBK. Don McLeod FE 4-7891 ike many other successful ac- CKLW, Bob and Ra A araven o usic Acnoss tore today, Slavens a ; | WIBK. Muchey Sheer 8:30—WJR, Music Hall | CKLW, Bud Davies _ ,WPON, Club 1460 | 2 Movie star, , ——_—— ors ay, Stevens is ‘simply too PON, Zee & Orville WWJ. Bob Maxwell) WJBK, Tom George | $:00—WJIR, William Sheehan — Gienn WXYZ, Osgood News, Wolf | WCAR. Music in the Air WWJ. News at 5 | 8 He is at home busy to go on acting. 
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    2 can't do all three jobs and run this | 20 Stagger business, too, So, I have 20 or 21 13 ary ani more ‘Big Town’ films to do, and], -T d ‘t ( | | } — — 4 Pather and then I'll quit acting altogether. ay O ol ‘Ss e evision TO ie 5 a Geel 
A man who exudes an air of| Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. 2 Aceon d avak 
knowing his business  rather| soo = a Congers thoroughly and fearing it not at} Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel —WW4J-TV Channel 7—WXYZ TV ‘Channel S—CKLW.TV ES cone ait 5 | Seer iti ; eee = es ries Poti has Gena (ot TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | “Cruise Ship.” Police take ocean (4) Feather Your Nest. (7); 3 Baervates + believing that he can make them 6:00—(4) Santa Claus Show. (7)| trip to obtain evidence on a man! Beulah. (9) Take a Look. Fe Simuiaie ‘ 
materialize, Wild Bill Hickok. “‘Spinster} who has committed the perfect 12: ais) Gulting tae Bod $7 Mimic | Model 2200C€ Hi-Fi Amplifier The “Big Town” show, a long-| Mayor.” Lady Moyor teams up| crime. ; | es Ladies Day. (4) Color. Hammer | ° standing radio and television fea-| with Bill and Jingles to solve 11:00—(7) News. Jac LeGoff. (4): oe (2) 7 ies see ard Se erate is | Rated “tops” in performance, this 
ture, was faltering when he took! a murder mystery. (9) Circle 9} News. (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Na-, land. (7) Charm Kitchen. (9) jeagers . cine over complete charge of preparing) Theater. ‘“‘Song of Texas.” Ad-| tional News. | Myrtle Labbitt peti | 33 Fore tO | Bell Amplifier does a superb job in 2 : : : * 5 " — * * on filming it through his own pro-, ventures of a singing rodeo per- Bee gts Miaather: nel . es Path Scare “ x! $4 Olrl's name ain ee us Porm =a any custom-built home music system. uction company. former. aittie . 58 Breathe 8 Best balanced R ° 2s 3 n Since then, it haz risen to a/¢:1s—(2) News. Jac LeGoff, (4)| Ranch. (8) Movie Date. | McBride. (9) News, Shoppers) spasmodteatly & Paine « aM Weekend. as « — — Its “Audio Magic” equalizer switch, 
more than respectable rating, won News. M1: 20—(2) xs Paul & Mary Ford. ? ae Seater ee sneeptold 11 Miss, West 38 Month ‘ab ) 81 simple : “ve controlling a selection of electronic the plaudits of reviewers and gen-'¢:25—(2) TV Weatherman. (4) /11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater, | 1:35—(2) Ladies Day. wy MS Leal a sos : orally etna eons involved... aa Bill Fleming. |11:30—(4) Tonight. 11:58—(2) Girl Talk. (4) Fran Har- § fury" Pouce 3! the dawn cy) Cooking is New a circuits, makes any recording an ad- 
6:30—12 ; 4) ris. 6 Att ow re a Prone = | venture in listening pleasure. Eevee he breneht = focaner become can a Camthitecs | | WEDNESDAY MORNING —_ 2,992) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) 1 winno®™ 2 Eotrence se abounded a7 Seater, as nay Venture in | cee newsman's knowledge to the role | © '6:50—(4) Today's Farm Report. Hor { Shows. (7) Stars on 2? Heavy biow 26 Erect ; ‘ Part our of § : 
Se ee es ote | an expert aafecracker is{@:3—(2) Meditations | seven. as TE CALL US TODAY | 3 : sy - ri 8 2 : a ress.) Per doublecrossed by a beauteous|7:8—(2) Morning Show. (4) To- 2:39—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. a atore 30 Arabia) golf formed the reformation with sim- 
ple tactics, 
He gave the show more real- 
ism — even elevating Steve from| 
city editor to managing editor to 
give him more ‘‘freedom'’—and)} 
more quality in content and back- 
ground. 
One of his first moves, for ex- 
ample, was to build a set of the: 
Illustrated Press city room that is 
complete in every detail, the 
largest in the TV field 
“No one else in TV has done 
anything like it.” Stevens said, 
“but so far it's paid off for me. 
There are certain elements of a, 
show that demand top quality, and, 
this was one of them 
do an inferior job and get away 
with it on things like this. The 
public will recognize it.” 
How well his ideas have paid 
off for Stevens is illustrated by the, 
fact that he now heads a -produc- 
tion company that employs some 
30 persons regularly and about 55 
when a show is being filmed, which 
is most of the time. 
And very soon he hopes to buy! 
his own studio and begin turning 
out both television and motion pic- 
ture films. But it takes plenty of 
toil. 
“I get up at 6:30 every morn- 
ing,” Stevens said, “and I don’t 
get out of here at night until 10 
er 11 o'clock. And now we're 
opening a New York office,   “Our show js in its second year, 
and it's tough, believe me, I have 
a ‘live’ show to do (for General 
Motors). every second week, which 
means flving to New York or Chi- 
cago or Detroit. 
“T want to start.an anthology 
TV series in January, What I hope 
to do is get five TV series going 
and then huy the studio and set 
up separate departments for' 
theater films and television.” 
A telephone screamed, and 
Stevens spent five harried min- 
utes racing through his produc- 
tion book and snapping out in- 
structions, Then he went on: 
“The day of throwing any old! 
-show together and slapping it on 
television is over. That kind of) 
entertainment sufficed up to about| 
1951, but it won't do any more.”   You can't) 
'8:30—(2) Navy Log. “The Polly- 
| Sill.” A timid clerk decides to) blond. 
6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. 
7:00—(2) My Favorite Husband. 
| George and Liz fall for a tale 
of .international intrigue and 
| agree to care for a child over- 
night. (4) Celebrity Playhouse. 
“Mink Does Something for you." 
story of a borrowed mink coat) 
and a Jaguar sportscar. (7) Kuk- 
la, Fran and Ollie. (9) Abbott, 
and Costello. ‘“‘Amnesia."’ Bud is 
about to propose to a girl whom, 
he has never seen. 
7:15—(7) News, John Daly. 
7:30—(2) Name That Tune. (4) 
Dinah Shore Show. (7) Warner 
Brothers presents. “Cheyenne.” 
Cheyenne is beaten severely by 
three thugs. (9) Night Life Re- 
view. 
145-14) News Caravan. 
'8:00—(2) Phil Silvers Show. ‘‘The 
Twitch.” Bilko has unusual day. 
7:55—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 
8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
8:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
Wixie Wonderland. 
9:00—(4) Romper Room. 
9:25—(2) Detroit Newscast. 
9:30—(2) Love Story. (7) Request 
Theater. 
9:55—(4) Fave Elizabeth. 
16:00—(4) Ding Dong School. (2) 
Garry Moore Show. 
10:36—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 
| 10:55—(7) News. 
11:00—(4) Home. (7) Story Studio. 
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
11:55—(7) News Ace. 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON (7) 
  
|12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-| 
nessee Ernie. (7) 12. O'clock 
Comics. 
12:15—(2) Love of Life. 
12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
  (2:55—(4) Shopper's Weather. 
| 3902) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC 
| Matinee Theater. (7) Heartthrob 
Theater. 
|3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. 
| 3:55—(9) News. 
/4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date 
With Life. (7) Captain Flint. (9) 
| Justice Colt. 
4:15—(2) Secret Storm. 
Love. 
/4:20—(7) Rickey the Clown. 
41:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) First 
(4) 
| 
Dee's Rascals. 
4:45—(4) Modern Romances. 
15:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) 
Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 
5:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. 
Recipes for making ice cream go 
back as far as 1862. 
    World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie) 
  plans for corralling the post's) 
soldiers for a lecture on Bee-| 
thoven. (4) Martha Raye. Guests, 
Jack Carson and Cesar Remero. | 
(9) Theater. 
wog of Yosu."" Small sailor turns 
into big frogman. (7) Wyatt Earp. 
“Rich Man's Son.” Son of rich 
Chicago tycoon causes trouble 
when he runs away. 
9:00—(2) Meet Millie. (4) Fireside 
Theater. Man on the Window. 
  have one last fling and then kill 
himself by jumping from the 
office building. (7) Make Room 
for Daddy. (9) Guy Lombardo 
9:30—12) Red Skelton. (4) Circle 
Theater? “I was Accused."’ (7) 
Cavalcade Theater. ‘Doctor on 
Wheels." Canadian farm boy 
dreams of being a doctor, even. 
though he has been paralyzed by. 
polio. (9) Pick the Stars. 
10:00—(2) The $64,000 Question. 
(7) Story Studio. “The Good 
Turn.” (9). The Unexpected. 
“Confidentially Yours.” Man who | 
has never let honesty interfere | 
with making a living. 
10:30—(2) Highway Patrol. (4) 
Studio 57. “Christmas Ev. ery. 
Day.’ Santa grants a 9 year 
old, girl's wish that every day 
could be Christmas. (7) Foreign | 
Intrigue. (9) City Detective. 
  
  
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Rubber Firm Complaints 
Up Before Commission 
‘ The findings of a State Health) tition from attorneys Lans, Moly- 
Department survey regarding com-|neaux and Armstrong for a sewer 
plaints of citizens of alleged ex-/in the southwest side of Oakland 
cessive smoke, noise and steam avenue from Ojista to Inglewood 
coming from the Baldwin Rubber 
Co., will be presented at tonight's 
City Commission meeting by City 
Manager Walter K. Willman. 
The matter was brought to the 
attention of the City Commission 
on Nov. 1 when a number of per- 
sons who live near the South 
Boulevard plant requested city 
help in eliminating noise and dirt 
they said came from the plant. Confirmation is expected on 
special assessment rolls for curb, 
gutter and drainage and related 
work on Park Place from Hovey 
street to O'Riley street, and for 
a water main in Featherstone 
avenue from Kenilworth avenue 
to main at Belt Line Railroad. 
Other action scheduled will be: 
Deed from school district of city of 
Pontiac for @ section of Lot 31, Assessor 
Plat 13 for relocatin 
Activities of the City Plan. | Report from the City Plan Commis- 
ning Commission dominate the 
| A report, public hearing and adoption 
board has slated 23 points | of an ordinance to rezone Lot 38. AP 
action pretaining to rezoning | 
within the city. 
The Commission is scheduled to 
hear . | rt, 
the second reading and is to recone part of Lots sion recommending amending descrip- 
tlon of proposed vacating of court drive 
j|and the vacating of the drive 
    13 and vacated Court drive to Commer- | 
cial 1 and Residential 1. 
Report, public hearing and adoption 
of ordinance to rezone to Commercial 
1 Lots 39 to 47, AP. 13. 
public hearing and adoption | 
xpected 13_to Commercial] | 
€ to adopt an amendment Report, public hearing and adoption 
to the $600,000 municipal parking of ordinance to rezone to Commercial 
lot ordinance which, if adopted, ),°% 
would move the bond redemption | 
dat¢ to 1961. 
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Report from City Plan Commission on request of Pontiac Terrace Apts., Inc 
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Report from the City Plan Commission 
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Agreement and maintenance bond re- 
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wlevard from Hollywood street to man- hole No. 1. 
  
  
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Resist Rot, Won't Deteriorate 
Only 1.45 Saves winter fuel. Keeps your 
home up to |5 degrees cool- 
er in summer. Easy. fo install. 
Bag covers 20 sq. {i 
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Best Roller Set 
No Finer At This Lew Price 
Only 2.59 
Quick, easy rolling. Has 7-in. 
wide dynel cover. Core re- 
sists shrinking, swelling. 3-qt, 
baked enamel tray. 
  Scrubbable Flat Wall Paint 
Gallon 4.49 | 
The ‘most durable, all-around 
interior finish we know of. 
Use it on almost any surface. - 
15-lovely ‘colors. 
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| Homart 3-Piece 
+ Bath Ensemble 
= 134" _ NO MONEY DOWN ON FHA TERMS 
Attractive 3-pc. outfit includes full-size tub, lavatory and toilet in easy-to-clean vitreous china; includes chrome- 
plated fittings. You can install it yourself and save more! 
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  Kitchen Ventilator Keeps Room Cool. Clean 
Reg. 2995 2495 | 
250 DOWN 
Year ‘round comfort. Exhausts 
600 cu tt of air per minute 
i509 HP motor safely en- 
closed. You save $5! 
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Aluminum Siding 
Never Needs Repainting 
As Low As $12 Monthly 
Tight interlocking 
cover and insulate . . 
hte cf house! Installed No 
money down under FHA sections 
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Rock Wool Batts 
Can Be Laid, Tacked, Stapled 
50 Sq. Ft. 3.59 New spun process Cuts 
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covers $0-sq. ft. Save! 
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   Renew Walls in One Easy 
Step $3 
Cracks - crevices disappear 
with one application of Sero- 
Tex. Comes in a variety o! 
Harmony House Colors. Only 
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Sero-Tex Brush 
“For Use With Sero-Tex Paint 
4%-Inch . 98¢ 
Made for perfect results with 
Sero-Tex. Block-type plastic 
bristles hold peak paint*load, 
apply paint fast.         Marbleized Seats 
In Six Harmony House Colors 
5.95 Molded of solid plastic. can't 
split or warp Colors go clear 
through, wont tade Easy to 
clean. Standard size Homart 
    
   
    Homart Hardboard 
Many Uses About the House 
wre 3.20 
For smooth, inexpensive 
walls, cabinets, do-it yourself 
projects. Easy to paint or can 
be left natural wood color 
.. 1.60 
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Insulation Packs 
Cotton “House Comforter” ZA | 
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Consis's of 
foil and asphalt paper’ Easy 
to handle... stays dry 
Paper covered .,.......6.50 
  
    
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Bath Accessories 
Sparkling Chrome Plated 
Reg. 1750 = 13.95 | 
Gives a luxurious, modern ap- 
pearance No exposed screws. 
Easy to install and keep clean. 
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Homart Faucets 
With Dishwashing Attachment 
Reg. 2495 = 9.95 
Scrubs with suds, rinses with 
water, cuts dishwashing time 
m halt Chromed wall mount 
faucet with aerator 
  Attic Stairs 
Disappear into Ceiling 
36.95 $4.00 Down 
Two sizes for 7-{t. and 9-it. ceil- 
ings Strong, lightweight .. . 
permit eas y access to attic 
without loss of floor space 
Others........ 29.95 to 59.95 
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Steel Guttering Galvanized ... Resists Rust! 
1.98 10-Ft. Trough 
   
  No soldering needed Pieces fit 
snugly, water -tigh Heavy 
gauge hot dipper steel with- 
stands years of service! 
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Paint Sprayer 
~ Regularly 54.95 Craftsman Quality - 99 $5 « Down 
Compare this saving! A powerful, safé; portable unit com- 
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