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Lie Detector Tests Continue for Owen Mose ot 
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  PASADENA COLLEGE FRESHMAN — Joan 
Culver, 18-year-old Pasadena City College Fresh- 
man from La Canada, Cal., has been selected to 
reign as queen of the Tournament of Roses at _ Named Rose Tournament Queen 
Pasadena Jan. 
crowned Dec. 28, admires her bouquet of roses, 
symbol of her royal title. Fenton Man, 23, 
Still Being Held 
by Cook County Suspect in 3 Killings 
Was Here at Time, 
Minister Claims Prospects Bright on Bond Issue 
Higgins Back From New York City 
Satistied With Progress of Toll Road 
Chairman of the Michigan Turn-, Authority members Smith and sulting Engineer Murray: D. Van- 
pike Authority George N. Higgins Whiting have been named by Hig-| Wagoner will work on route prob- 
returned from New York City yes: gins to handle the financial ar-|lems along with Higgins who also, 
terday ‘well satisfied’ that prog-/rangements. Authority Chief Engi-| plans to continue his extensive pub- | Intent ress: had been made toward ob-/neer E. Thomas Baker and Con-'lic relations program. taining a revenue bond issue to 
Tiny Mite Makes Grade | finance the proposed Rockwood- 
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GM Dealer Says 
Hearings Give 
Distorted View — Officials Deny 
to Squeeze Out Small 
Automotive Suppliers 
            
  
|Saginaw toll road. 
With authority members Justin 
'R. Whiting, of Detroit, and Carl 
WASHINGTON (#i—Les- |Smith, of Bay City, Higgins trav- 
. ers: rib- eled to New York immediately aft- 
ter A. Malkerson, describ er the State Supreme Court ruled 
ing himself as a happy and jy. turnpike act constitutional Dec. | 
prosperous General Motors 1. 
dealer in Minneapolis, pro-| 
tested today that Senate fisees false sande the ie: 
hearings have presented “a .,.,- a2 ; _ “We conferred with our financial 
distorted picture of General advisers, Blythe and Co.,"’ said| 
Motors-dealer relations.” oe “and learned exactly |what we must do to clear the way Malkerson said ina state- ine'e bond issue. 
ment put into the record of} “Our route must be completely 
en Antitrust ‘and 4greed on over the 113-mile span.” 
the Senate ust d The J. E. Greiner Co., MTA Despite “inconclusive” . 
results from a total of seven 
lie detector tests and ex- 
pressed opinions of his in- 
nocence from police here 
and in Chicago, Owen 
Moser’s ordeal is slated to 
continue today in further 
sessions with the polygraph. 
The 23-year-old Fenton 
\farmhand, who has been 
under almost continuous     
   Members of the roads commit- 
tees of the State Senate and 
                      Monopoly subcommittee’ consultmg engineers, must map the questioning since Saturday 
that he believes most of the route in fir! form and the author- night, continues to show no 
17,000 GM dealers are sat-, ue age pills ee reaction to lie detector . | S, prepare any altera-| 
eather hes their pr esent | tions in projected traffic use ete the Octet connec: 
high the committee has S| caused by changes from the orig- ony : ber slay- 
from only a handful of dealers who |'4! location. ing of three Chicago school- | “This information must be in- boys. have testified adversely,” Malker- 
son said, adding that he had ex-| C@ded im our bond prospectus ed “a representative sec- before Blythe can begin to sell 
‘tion onal CFOS | the bonds,” Higgins explained. 
Malkerson said he had volun-| Major route problems still to 
|teered to testify but had been told be solved are in sections running 
|by Sen. O’Mahoney (D-Wyo), the through Detroit and Allen Park, 
- subcommittee chairman, that there he added. 
iwas ‘‘no available time.'’ He said | “The bonding experts said they, 
O'Mahoney had suggested he could see no reason why we can't 
a a statement instead. ‘get financial support. Our onty! 
| O'Mahoney put the statement in| worry lies in possible construction, : 2 lthe record, He told the hearing that of too many competing free high-, pounds, 1 ounce. After living in an oxygen controlled incubator, doc- 
|Malkerson ‘was treated in no way ways by the State Highway Com-, tors declare she is in ‘‘excellent condition.” \different to others’’ who were late missioner (Charles M. Ziegler). 
volunteers of testimony, “I'm going to talk with Ziegler The Rev. Donald Mackintosh, @ 
Holly minister, said today he has 
contacted four witnesses apart 
from. Moser’s family who say they 
saw Moser Oct. 15 and 16; dates 
on which police are trying to es- 
jtablish he was in Chicago. Path 
ologists said the slayings probably 
occurred on Oct. 16, 
Holly Police Chiet James Park- 
er said he had phoned Chicage 
with Mr. Mackintosh’s informa- 
tion, Cook County officials, he   AP Wirephote 
EVERYBODY HAPPY, NOW — May Lee Locke, weighing a 
pound, 10 ounces when she was born Sept. 23 in Salt Lake City, gives 
a big smile to her mother, Mrs. Willard G. Locke, as she was_re- 
leased this week from the hospital. Tiny Mary Lee now weighs 5     
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hd if | “We are not suppressing any ‘0 see if we can't agree on 8 Pr Ton Red Tourists | anc; Mitton of te witness’ tn, United Press Wirephoto, facts, = wears ee ‘by coordinating the toll road with I d Di t d ansing aze | which were air mailed this morn- r vious iF oe am " T m | A : : 1 | 1. Joan, who will be officially | Pager hee ge y freeway construction. invade ispute | ing. 
“lt we can't agree, t think be Kashmir Area O'Mahoney said he was told last 
  
Your Shopping List 
Stuck for Milady’s Gift? 
Diamonds Always Nice _ By JANET ODELL 
The woman in your life will be thrilled with what- 
evér you buy her for Christmas. How nice it will be, 
if you can present her with just the right thing. How 
about a diamond necklace, for instance?   
    Before you hit the ceiling, read on... a local jewelry cio is set to launch a militant Officials greatly aided him in de- 
*store has Add-a-Link dia- drive to bring the nation’s 30 mil- 
mond necklaces that arejlion unorganized workers .under|in service this year, and we are,   Wednesday by Sen. Dirksen (R- 
Il), a subcommittee member, that! 
said that after the recess for the 
day ‘he called out Malkerson's 
name, and that Malkerson accom- | 
panied him to his office and told | Police officials, who have said n er on ft) wately that Moser’s reaction to the lie detector is.“normal for 
oe & psychopath,” say they are con- es s Fire at the Farm Bureau vinced he is telling the 
(who is chairman of the House|mountain-rimmed airfield today tor) Warehouse Causes lots) “no Ger ae we SS ee |® 48hour visit to disputed Kash and Ruin of $665,000 Legislature will step in.” | SRINAGAR, Kashmir (Nikita 
AFL-CIO Plans 
    ope . . . aa josed details of the murders of Militant Drive “O'Mahoney said. there were SS mae Kashmir say ated the touring) LANSING @ — A fire in the ser 18, and Agios, Saneeaaae: 11.   “many others” who wanted to tes- 
; : ‘tify, among them critics of GM, 
Campaign to Be Aimed 1 that as he did in Malkerson’s at Nation's 30 Million case he told them there would not ° jbe time to hear them. 
Unorganized Workers Malkerson said in his statement 
that he became a GM retail dealer 
NEW YORK (INS)—The AFL- 10 years ago and that Oldsmobile Russians an opportunity for more Michigan Farm Bureau warehouse | The boys’ nude and beaten bodies 
barbs aimed at the West. India Dorthwest of Lansing was brought/were found in a forest ° = short! outside Chicago Oct. 18. and Pakistan have been contend- Under control y after 9 a.m. Moser is being held without 
ling for the allegiance of this for. “fer burning fiercely for more + 2. in Chicago, First arrested |mer princely state in British India than two hours. on a traffic violation in Holly Sat- ever since the Indian subcontinent’ Farm bureau executives said/urday night, he was released Tues- ‘gained independence in 1947. Pak- the warehouse and contents were day after his first lie detector test 
almost a complete loss. Damage proved inconclusive and Chicago was tentatively estimated at $165,-| police isdicated they had no fur- 
in’s two top men flew 90 to the warehouse and $500,-\ther interest in him. City Man Killed 
Beneath Trailer wveloping a business that “wit! set! George H. Franz Dead ‘'#" ' allied with the West. jsome seven million dollars of cars| in Telegraph Mishap. rhe Kiem 
  000 to its contents. Benson Says Farmers 
Should Pick 1 Path 
WASHINGTON f — Secretary of within many budgets. 
one diamond drop now; you 
add more drops on other 
important occasions. You buy the chain and 
  Agriculture Benson says farmers 
must choose between individual 
freedom of action and socialized 
He expressed confidence they 
prefer freedom and added, in ad- your class—for this year anyway— 
you can still please_her with —a. 
kitten-soft sweater. If she’s the 
type who won't buy herself a 
cashmere, you pick one out in her If diamond necklaces are out of the new labor federation’s ban- just one of three Oldsmobile deal- 
ner. 
AFL-CIO President George Mea- 
ny announced yesterday, in con- that G 
cluding the federation's first con- 
jvention, that the drive would not} 
be “any Milquetoast movement.” 
He sald the 15,000,000 man 
AFL-CiO ‘will use “every legal 
drive and declared “no littie men 
with loud voices in either politi- | This Morning \ers in Minneapolis.” 
The beac dealer denied | A Pontiac man who drove his car 
M representatives had put) under | (Continued on Page, 4, Col. 1) junder the rear end of a truck 
Roads this morning was dead 
on arrival at St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital, 
George H. Franz, 33, of 5918 
Dwight Ave., apparently went to 
sleep and failed to see the truck   No Telegraph Light, | 
Taylor Mothers Told DEARBORN (INS)—The State trailer at Telegraph and Maple|two here from Jaipur in port venters| 
India. There crowds hailed the | Flames shot 90 feet into the 
premier yesterday as “Maharajah| gir as stocks feed, seed . 
Bulganin” when he and Khrush-| diiteer, * ad chev donned Indian turbans, The 
reponded by shouting in Hin- 
di: “Indians and Russians are 
brothers.”   
    » one story, 200 by 240-foot 
warehouse is located just off U.S. 
16 in Lansing Township. The build-| blaze, 
The Snow for Tonight, He was rearrested Wednesday 
on orders from Cook County 
Sheriff's officers, who arrived 
here the same day and trans- 
ported him to Chicago after he 
signed waivers of extradition, 
After six lie detector tests yes- 
terday, Cook County Sheriff's Chief 
of Police Thomas Brennan said the 
“inconclusive” results supported 
Moser’s denial that he had any- 
thing to do with the slayings, 
favorite color. Should she be al- 
lergic to wool, there are luscious 
sweaters in man-made fibers. 
She’d love a black and silver dressing the Vegetable Growers’ 
Assn. last night, that “a planned 
» and subsidized economy tends to 
weaken initiative, destroy charac- 
ter and demoralize the people.” 
“There are now a few people in 
this country who apparently think 
-$t ‘dg small: polities to capitalize on 
agriculture’s troubles," he said, but 
added he does not believe farmers 
will be “easily stampeded . . . 
by unspund theories and pro- ” 
Specific administration proposals 
to help the farm situation will be 
presented to Congress next month, 
Benson said. He did not outline 
them but said they will not be 
“quack remedies.” 
“Farm people have a right to 
expect sound and constructive help 
from their Department of Agricul- 
ture and from their political lead- 
ers,” he said. He forecast “loyal, Do you raise a ruckus when 
Mama uses your electric razor? 
You can stop that easily by buy- 
ing her one of her own, one de- 
signed just for women. 
A pair of pigskin gloves for dtiv- 
ing or capeskin ones for dress 
are always welcome. Consider a 
beautiful band-beaded bag for her) 
gala evenings on the town. How 
about a new umbrella, one covered     AFL-CIO’s new Industrial Union 
Department, urged the federation 
to take on the job of organizing 
the DuPont industrial system and 
: jother chemical companies, the’ tex- 
tile, wood and paper industries, 
and teachers, white collar workers 
and distribution and unorganized 
building trades. 
liam C. Doherty declared an at- 
tempt will be made to organize the 
2,500,000 government 
| tion. Weatherman Says 
_| The weatherman says that there 
Petar gap etal boa! | will be occasional snow flurries 
rig, noticed nothing wrong and [‘isht. It will also be colder to 
did not feel the impact of Franz’ |™Sht with a low ranging from ing, of cement block construc-| Lt. Patrick Clary, who headed 
tion and with a steel roof, caved in the three-man delegation which 
from the heat of the flames. lcame to Pontite Wednesday to re- 
The new farm bureau office arrest Moser,; said he was being 
headquarters located nearby, a taken. to Chicago as part of “a 
grain elevator and other buildings normal check-out” because he had 
ear |16 to 20. = were not touched by the flames. ‘implicated himself” by his kngwl- 
— | Tomorrow !t will be. partly Lansing, Lansing Township and edge of details of the scene of the 
After he had. started from the cloudy with little change in tem- John Bean Co, Fire Departments crime. light, going north on Telegraph perature. The high will be from joined in-fighting the blaze. | pict Parker said today the Road, he was stopped by another 26 to 30 degrees. | Cause of the fire, discovered three Cook Sheriff's of- truck driver, who told him he was) Temperatures will average from around 7 a.m, was not immediate- ficers had taken a floor mat eee the platen, yar a to 5 degrees below normal for ly determined, | from the trunk of Moser’s car . ice said Jaciuk’s trailer suf-\the next five days according to = hic . . of Meanwhile, the women said they fered only minor scratches to the bureau ieccasta? . : B N. ow tabesd cone i pohorpayas ae comtinee ho) Mechade 5 (BE paint, It will be warmer Saturday. cold oon ye Longer 39 ars of the SEE bodies, employes | sxeteectiom cantil thee sate provides: oa (er Sunday and there will be only DENVER «®—Just for the rec- a between now and the next conven- them with the traffic light. -Pedestrian Is Killed lslight changes in the temperature ord: Comedian Jack Benny an- 4 police officer present during 
|. The women blocked traffic twice thereafter. inounced—in public—he will be 62 Moser’s fourth interrogation — yesterday afternoon to allow school} DETROIT  — John O'Con, 63. The lowest temperature preced- next Feb. 14 Benny spoke at athe suspect had “‘recognized” @ ichildren and buses to cross the'of Detroit was killed today when ing 8 a.m. was 22 degrees. The $100-a-plate dinner raising funds Picture of Anton Schuessler in a 
registered 28 at for General Rose Hospital here Pile of “about 30” photographs of 
last night. stopped for the light. Bloomfield 
Township police reported. cal or industrial life are going 
turn us aside.”’ 
Walter P. Reuther, head of the Highway Department yesterday in- 
‘formed the Taylor Township 
|mothers they would not receive the 
traffic light at Telegraph road and 
Cypress for which they have been 
crusading. 
William L. Marvin, Detroit dis- 
trict engineer for the depart- 
ment, telephoned Mrs. Clara 
Tharrett, a leader of the wom- 
“en’s group, and said the answer 
on the traffic light is “‘still no.” 
        
Letter Carriers President Wil- 
      Meany said the federation is 
ready te cooperate with all 
groups, including industrialists, 
but that it would not abandon 
labor's traditional ‘‘militant man- ‘embattled corner. They said they|hit by a car while crossing a De- thermometer 
would do the same toda). troit intersection. 2 p.m. jsmall boys. 
To date, Moser has been ques. — 
‘tioned by Holly police, Oakland   
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fil bipartisan support in the interest 
of our farmers.” “ 
Boys Group Bows 
  Schedule Dances 
Girl friends of Pontiac Boys Club 
will have their way at 
BFE 4 il ig 
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      * = robes: She'll wear it oftener if it’s 
a short style, rather than one that 
to the Inevitable; °°" tt fer—end al the dust 
Resign Their Posts 
capitulation? is on 
find difficulty) doing] ner.” . 
The AFL-CIO chief previously 
had said that talks would proceed 
at the “staff level’ to work out a 
“‘live-and-let-live” agreement with , lightweight nylon 
  facturers. 
But he explained that he had 
abandoned this attempt after NAM 
Board Chairman Charles R. Sligh 
Jr. had denied any such move was 
afoot. 10 Board Members 
  
  
      
  the National Association of Manu- The infectious Yuletide spirit, Every year at this time, he ex- 
| brings out the best in most people plained, a number of people who 
| and, ironically, 
Sprinkled among the hordes of November decide they can write 
shoppers storming local stores to checks without having money in 
buy gifts for their loved ones are the bank to back them up. 
a number of bad-check passers,| The official name for this is, 
pickpockets and purse snatchers. n checks without an ac-       
to make purchases with only a 
scrap of paper,"’ Miller explained. 
“A big percentage of checks. 
written without sufficient funds   Faced with a pile of rubber- 
  <4. constituted innocent mistakes — Yule Brings Out Best, and Wors account charge can bring up to 
four years in prison. No crime is 
the worst in a few. stay honest from January through involved unless the person knows person?” | 
his check will bounce. 
Many deliberate passers of 
| bogus checks sign their own names 
|bécause a phony signature can 
Lresult in an uttering-and-publish- 
clerks’ who are asked to cash checks to 
think to themselves , “If this 
In Today's Press.   
—— ——— hoapell pes and aré soon corrected,” he | rpeoe liga a serieaeas 8 
dink eae ax out away with Stated. “But merchants ‘must | ete 1 a re 
|| it, but its stranger still. when %* careful of ee oer | Theaters... Ms 
-andhccsgrdi ger gph age alocgr i Savane | TV & Radio Programs a= 
| passers their hame to a | Willeda, Barks... elec cscs 
the checks.” ” | Conviction on a check-without-| . 
Oe | as ‘ . 
mS $ i * ' \?. t bounces have I got enough identi- 
fication to allow me to find this) 
Ask the customer to write his 
| address under his ‘signature oa 
the check’s back, Miller sug- 
gests. Then examine the driver's 
license and compare the physical 
description of the holder with 
the customer. Write the number 
of the license on the check. 
Employers should give complete 
instructions on handling of checks’ 
to their staff, the investigator 
stated, especially new employes 
hired for the holiday season. i 
Social security cards are easy. 
|to obtain and worthless as identifi- 
cation, he stated. 
All checks should -be examined   
      County Sheriff's deputies, Michi-+ 
gan State Police, and Cook County 
Sheriff's officers. He has answered 
questions wired from Chicago by 
Chicago homicide detectives. 
All have said they found “fe 
evidence” linking Moser to the 
Bulletin 
Oliver P. Gibbs, . long 
time supervisor from | 
Avon Township, and 
chairman of the Oakland 
County Board of. Super- 
yisors, died today at St. 
Joseph Mercy Hospital. . 
He was admitted yester- 
day. Cause of death was   
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  not immediately available, ( 
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Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Willie T. Bass 
Service for Mrs. Willie T. 
(Clara Jean Darrow) Bass, 20, of, 
129 Raeburn Ct. will be held 
Saturday at 3 p. m. in ‘the Hun-; 
toon Funeral Home. The Rev. 
A. J. Baughey of the Evan- 
gelistic Mission Tabernacle will - 
officiate with burial in White 
Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 
Mrs. Bass died in Miami, Fla. 
Dec. 3. She has been brought her - 
for service and burial and will be 
at the funeral home this evening. 
Baby Boy Cruz 
Prayer service for Baby Boy, 
Cruz was held this afternoon at 
4:30 in the Huntoon Funeral Home; 
with burial following in Mt. Hope 
Cemetery. 
The baby was born Tuesday at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and 
lived ten hours. 
Surviving are his parents, 
Maurilio and Maria Limon Cruz, 
and a sister, Estella, at home. 
The family lives at 906 Melrose, 
Ave.   
  Morris Cherney 
Morris Cherney, 56, Pontiac, 
merchant for 20 years, died in Las 
Vegas, Nev. Wednesday. He had 
been in ill health for several 
years. 
He was born in Russia in 1899, 
the son of Louis and Fannie 
Chernikoz. 
For 20 years, Mr. Cherney had 
owned and operated Allan's 
Jewelry Store, 1 North Saginaw 
St. He had lived here 25 years 
moving to his home, 10054 Tal- 
bot, Huntington Woods, three 
years ago. 
Besides his widow, Rose, he is 
- survived: by three sons, Wallace 
of Detroit, Allan of Oak Park and 
Sheldon of Phoenix, Ariz. and two 
grandchildren. 
Others surviving are three sis- 
ters, Mrs. Abraham Klein of 
Windsor, Ont., Canada, Mrs. Israel 
Moss and Mrs. Morris Cohen, both 
of Detroit; two brothers, Abe 
Chernikoz of Detroit and Sam 
_Chernikoz of Huntington Woods. 
Service will be Sunday at 3 p.m. 
from the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 9419 
Dexter Blvd., Detroit. 
Mrs. Fred M. Suess 
Word has been received of the 
death of Mrs, Fred M. (Lottie) 
Suess, a former Pontiac resident. 
She died Dee. 1 after several 
months’ illness, at her home in 
Lutz, Fla. 
Service was held in Tampa, Fila. 
with burial in Houston, Texas. 
When the family was living in 
Pontiac, Mr. Suess operated a tool 
and die shop. 
Mrs, Suess is survived by her, 
husband, a daughter, Mrs. Char-| 
lotte Powers, and one grandchild. 
Area Police Solve 
$400 Novi Breakin A $400 breakin at a Novi Town- 
ship gas station was solved yester- 
day within 24 hours by Oakland 
County Sheriff's detectives and 
Novi policemen, 
James Killeen, 21, of Novi Town- 
ship. is in jail today awaiting trial! 
in the robbery. Detective Leo) 
Hazen said today Killeen admitted) 
breaking into Staman Shel] Serv- 
ice and taking the $400, intended 
for an income tax payment, from 
an unlocked safe which was kept 
in the cigarette machine. 
Killeen, who said he had used 
$71 of the money to pay for repairs 
to his car, returned $328. Hazen 
added,   
          
  
Monday Hearing Slated 
on Bad Check Charge 
BIRMINGHAM — Ralph Harris, 
of Berkley, accused of passing $404 
in worthless checks since he was 
put on probation Nov. 29 by a De- 
troit judge, is being held by Bir- 
mingham police for Circuit Court 
arraignment Monday. 
Arrested on the complaint of Fd- 
ward Williams, security officer for 
Wrigley’s Big Bear Market, Harris 
is charged with cashing a $50, 
check without a bank account. The\'s, 
accused waived examination be- 
fore Justice John J. Gafill today 
and was held on $500 bond.           PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Cioud? and, 
colder with eccasional snow flurries te-| 
day and tonight High teday 4-30 
t 16.2. Tomerrow, partly, 
little change in temperatures 
te northwest winds 
0.08 mp.b. gradualiy becoming nerth| 
te pertheast and increasing te 15-22) 
m.p-h. and gusty 
Teday in Pontiac 
~ Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m | 
at @ * Wind veldcity 90 mph 
Direction: North, 
Sun sets Friday at § 60 pm 
Sun rises Saturday at 7:50 am 
Moon sets Priday at 2:02 ° 
Moon rises Saturday at 4: 
Downtown Tem Pomeeroweres I 
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  sence 
  
  
  jnight proceeded to other problems 
The Mothers of Men in Service pe \ " 
FORECAST FOR TONIGHT — The weather 
will be fair and colder over most of the eastern 
states tonight, although snow flurries are forecast 
for western New York, the central Appalachians 
and the upper Ohio valley. The Pacific states will Plains. Outlook 
  again have rain, 
northern Rockies will push into the northern Great 
colder, with possible snow flurries. | 
AP Wiremap! 
and snow from the Cascades and 
for the Pontiac area is cloudy and 
  
The Day in Birmingham 
Eton Ice Rink Problems 
Concern City Recreation BIRMINGHAM—With announce-;Fred Streng of Chicago, and ay 
ment of the City’s Recreation Di- brother George of Grosse Pointe. | 
rector awaiting Monday develop- Mrs. Jenny Schug 
ments, the Recreation Board last) Former Mrs. Jenny Schug who died yes- 
terday noon in a Detroit Hospital. | 
| will be buried at 2 p.m. Saturday 
at Woodlawn Cemetery, Her body 
is at Verheyden Funeral Home, 
Detroit. 
She wag a life member of Pyth-   
concerning the under-construction 
Eton Ice Skating Rink. 
Whether children of Birmingham 
Schools will be given cards to pre- 
sent for admission to the rink and jian Sisters No. 94, Birmingham. | 
its warming house was considered ; The widow of Bert Schug leav es. 
but referred for advice to a com- two sisters, Mrs. Robert Conway. 
mittee formed by Roland Reese with whom she made her home 
and Robert Fauteck of the Board; | jat 340 Merryweather, Grosse 
Frank Whitney who has handled ‘Pointe, and another sister, Blanche 
Saalginaete eras sad Dara Pontiac 1c Sets Re Record 
‘Sales Volume Mark — Whitman Jr., assistant city peer 
The Pontiac Motor Division de-   
ager. The board will announce t 
director's name at Monday shes 8| 
commission meeting. | 
Fire iceone pee only $3,155 
during November according to 
Fire Chief Park H. Smith. His/ last 10 days of November, accord- 
department answered 13 fire calls,|ing to R. M. Critchfield, general 
and first aid runs totaled nine. ee of Pontiac and vice presi- 
There was one false alarm turned dent of General Motors. 
in, he said. This figure represents an in- 
ss *- * crease in sales of over 15 per cent 
Christmas projects will be fur-' during the comparable period last 
thered at the MOMS meeting a year, and boosts Pontiac ahead for 
day at Mrs. Harold Corson's home | the month of November over the 
on Chesterfield. Mrs. Rowland record pace set in the fall of 1954, 
Quinn will give a Christmas story.! Critchfield said. 
Total sales for the month of 
November were 41,052 cars. 
    are gathering clothing needed by 
two boys, one a veteran’s son in ——— 
the children’s home in Pontiac, 
and jewelry for some of the home's Just a Hobby, Mo om | 
teenage girls; are purchasing cou-| TOKYO w—In a downtown de- 
pon books redeemable at the hos-|partment store yesterday, police 
pital canteen for 100 vets in the: coesied a pickpocket, 
Dearborn Veterans’ Hospital; and he was an off-duty policeman. 
are scuffies and gadget-| ——— 
kits for the hospital's veterans. 
Mrs. Katherine Drumm 
Service for Mrs. Katherine | 
Shields Drumm, 386, 776 W. Lin- | 
coin, who died yesterday morn 
    
  SPECIAL PURCHASE 
Famous ‘NAZARETH’ 
Children’s   
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ing, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday | SKI-STYLE ) 
at Maniey Bailey Funeral home, 
with cremation in White Chapel. Pajamas 
Born in Dundee, Scotland, she 
$2.95 Value had lived in Birmingham since 
1917, for years in a home on | 
East Maple near the present site | 
ef Walton's Jewelry. She had 
made her home with her daugh- | 
ter, Mrs, Susan Reid. 
A widow whose hobby was writ-, 
ing poetry, she leaves two daugh- 
ters, Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Walter 
Boscardin of Windsor Lock, 
Conn.; and a son, James, of Allen 
Park; and five grandchildren. 
Wilber U. Johnstone 
Service for Wilber U. Johnstone, 
65, 952 Ridgedale who died tn St. 
Joseph Hospital, Pontiac, yester-| 
day, will be at 3 p.m. Saturday’ 
at Manley Bailey Funeral Home. | 
Burial will be in White Chapel 
Memorial Cemetery, under auspic- 
es of the Birmingham Lodge No.! 
44, F&AM. I 
Born in Huntington, W. Va., Mr. 
Johnstone attended Butler Univer- | 
sity and came to Birmingham in| 
1935. He had been maintenance | 
electrician with GM Truck and 
Coach since 1939. He was a mem- 
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   FOUR 
Says Hearing Gives 
Distorted GM Picture (Continued From Page One) 
pressure on him to take extra 
automobiles, or do other things 
that some dealer-wituesses have 
complained about, 
A debate about the effects of the 
bigness of General Motors and oth- 
er powerful corporations went on 
an overtime basis today 
President Harlow H! Curtice and 
his platoon of vice presidents and 
top executives agreed with Sen. 
© Mahoney of Wyoming to resume 
their public hearing a half hour 
earlier than usual 
The study of the multi-billion- 
dollar corporation by a Senate judi- 
ciary anti-trust and monopoly sub- 
committee was originally slated 
to wind un today, and there was| 
still a slight chance it would So! 
far, only a few of the GM leaders 
have had a chance .to speak 
Yesterday. Henry M. Hogan. GM 
general counse! asked for a 
chance ‘‘to rebut the chairman’| 
hecause he said O'Mahoney has’ 
heen makine statements . that 
amount to testimony. | 
O Mahoney promised him a 
chance, 
So far, much of the time has 
been used. by O'Mahoney and 
Curtice in brisk but friendly 
clashes about GM policies. 
Last night, as the session went 
well past the windup hour, O'Ma- 
honey and sub-committee counsel 
Joseph W. Burns were asking if 
GM was trying to ‘squeeze out"       
     
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WORLD'S LARGEST JET ‘(¢ 
world's largest jet powered transport helicopter, 
the 40-passenger Piasecki YHI6A. 
public flight demonstration last 
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they think under subpoena in the | opinion. He said he doubted such 
U. 8. Senate—then we have come 
to a pretty pass.” 
Hufstade: said A’ M. Work of 
Portland, Ore , put $90,000 into two 
independent manufacturers. whole- Pontiac dealerships and a few 
salers and jobbers in replacement years later drew out more than 
parts for the-more than 24 million two million dollars in profits, sal GM cars now on the road 
No, said Curtice, Vice President 
William F. Hufstader and other - W_= Fraser Work's sales man- mes that it aries and bonuses. 
He said ‘poor performance” by IPTER The 
made its first 
Tuesday after 
ransporter, it Jeeps. 
cars in any quantity could have 
come from GM executives, but 
he wouldn't know whether they 
had been owned and driven by | 
officials of the companies operat 
ing the sales agencies. 
Hlupstader filed a statement that 
“General Motors categormecally de 
coerces its dealers! 
GM executives. As they pictured ager at the Billingsly Motor Co. either directly or indirectly to pur-! 
It, GM-—properly — was trying to of Portland, had caused termina- chase (General \otors replace ment 
get its share of this off-shoot of tion of that dealership. 
the motor industry that is a big pas 
business in itself. Fraser 
testified that GM officials 
half of all new cars and trucks able value 
recently, they said, GM now has 
only about 26 per cent of the 
parts basiness and is trying to 
get more. | 
O'Mahoney said this is the trend 
that he and many others ques-| 
tion. Continual concentration of; 
business, he said, finds the small | 
operators getting a lower profit 
and the largest units a bigger one. | 
“We don’t want a world of politi- 
  Several dealers had complained 
that GM dictated the manner in | 
which new cars were delivered 
and refused to let them reduce 
transportation costs by their 
own delivery, methods. 
Turning to Curtice, O'Mahoney, 
cal concentration,"’ he said. ‘‘We'd'said the problem for Congress was 
better not have a world of ee, |se find a plan “so that big indus- 
nomic concentration. The latter 
leads to the former.” 
Curtice disputed O’Mahoney’s 
contention that expansion of GM 
had crowded out other business. 
He sald GM gets 68 per cent 
of its goods from some 21,000 
suppliers and they, including 
many small businesses, had all 
grown and prespered along with 
GM. 
Curtice and Hufstader said GM). 
had been in the auto parts re- 
placement business for many years; 
and recently had broadened its 
market by selling GM parts to in- 
dependent jobbers and wholesal- 
they were sold only 
Soe tai rs 
wanted and efficient management. 
O'Mahoney said he was not criti- 
cizing the efficiency of GM, Ford 
or other large corporations, or the| 
integrity df their managements. 
Hufstader hit back at testimony 
by various GM dealers who com- ers, Formerly, 
to GM dealers = a tT a mal ee into bootleg channels. 
have testified 
alone must be able to decide on 
terms of sales contracts and must 
make these agreements with indi- 
vidual dealers rather than groups. |parts from it.” 
Sen. Case (R-SD?) suggested that 
|‘badgered” Work into investing in sgme impartial body be created to 
Although GM bas been selling | Pontiac dealerships _of question- review the eompiaints of deaiers 
who feel they have not been 
Curtice was drawn into the dis- treated fairly. What he had in 
cussion at one point when O'Ma-| mind Case said. was not a new 
honey suggested possible interven: | todpral agency but a board com 
tion by Congress. |posed of representatives of vari- 
‘ous factomes and dealers 
O'Mahoney sald “it weuld be 
easily possible’ for the Inter 
state Commerce Commission to 
review the findings of industry 
review boards. 
Under O'Mahoney’s questioning. | 
Curtice said GM never has can-| 
'celed a dealer's license for selling AP Wirephoto 
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Two Officials Warn of Checks, Thieves Being nearly 80 feet 
(Continued From Page One) 
he advised, 
“when a customer who bought “Re on guard," 
a low priced article asks to cash 
a check for a larger amount. 
“Honest people never refuse to 
show identification.”’ said Miller, 
“but 
usually leave the store or change the dishonest person will 
his mind about cashing a check.” 
Wheaton warned shoppers not to 
set packages down on counters, 
and ladies were especiall, warned 
good hold on 
during Chnstmas shopping to keep a purses 
Wheaton said today that gangs 
of purse-snatehers and pick- 
pockets are expected to arrive 
| in Pontiac this month from other 
cities. 
“They come every year to a 
place where they are not known. 
And every year careless persons: 
He urged that auto manufac-' Rather, he said, when a dealer! jose packages and purses,” he 
“I could not agree more that 
our business should be in our 
hands and not those of some 
bureaucracy,’ Curtice told 0'- 
Mahoney, 
Curtice and other GM executives 
that management 
When O'Mahoney implied that 
GM pelicies may force govern- 
ment action, Curtice replied: 
“Oh, I don't think so." 
At another point O’Mahoney 
asked Curtis whether GM dealers 
were “‘misleading the public’ by 
advertising bargain sales of ‘‘com- 
pany executive cars.” 
Curtice declined to express an turers and retail dealers sit down| is detected doing this, his monthly 
together and write a fair dealer @llotment of cars ‘‘would be re- 
contract, |duced by a corresponding amount, | 
plus a heart to heart talk.” 
O Mahoney told Curtice he will 
‘be asked in a closed door session 
"soon to tick off the names of deal- 
‘ers ‘‘whose allotments: were re 
duced because they sell cars that 
get into the bootleg market.” 
Hogan protested tha’ these ques- 
tians involved legal matters and 
lawyer. 
General Motors,"" O'Mahoney re- | 
torted “and he doesn't need any | 
prompting.” 
“I'm asking ‘Red’ himself,’ he 
added, referring to Curtice by a 
nickname = 
Curtice joined “in the laughter 
‘and said “And Red will answer "     
plained they had lost or been, 
threatened with cancellation of! 
their dealerships under GM pres-' 
sure for bigger sales. | 
He denied GM dealers were 
threatened and said those whe 
complained had failed te keep 
up with the stiffer 
that followed postwar days of 
easy selling. 
Hufstader said one Pontiac deal- 
er who spoke to the Senate group | 
last week, M. H. Yager of Albany, | 
    N. ¥., made more than a million 
dollars in 1941-1955 on an-original+ 
- Yager, who had described GM 
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nitude,” last night termed the GM 
testimony a ‘‘persona) below-the- 
belt attack.’’ He added tn a state- 
ment from Albany: 
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Pontiac Driver Injured 
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Donald D, Hale, 29, of 1199 |. 
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pital last night, after his car hit! | 
the rear end of another car on) Action Needs Approval ' 
West Huron street. | soe i 
He said he was unable to stop! of Individual Boards 
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iby Doris L. Gillespie, 31, of 7912, ) 
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‘members of the Supervisors Inter-     
Youngster Sends oe Committee meeting at /> 
Port Huron. ’ 
Threatening Note ' Before going into effect, the ; 
D / a $2 ‘plan needs approval by Boards of + 
iDe Supervisors in each county in-; 
man Ing volved, West Bloomfield Super-)’ 
ROSEMEAD, Calif. w—Sheriff's: yjsor 
\deputies went through the motions today. | 
|today of investigating a threaten- Thatcher is chairman of the i 
jing letter that was dropped into! poads Subcommittee of the 
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1955   
School Children’s Band 
Concert Outstanding 
The four hundred young musictans 
that participated in Tuesday eve- 
ning’s Christmas concert certaigly 
deserve a word of thanks for the fine 
program they presented. Bands from 
23 elementary, junior high and high 
schools in Pontiac took part.   
  
Programs such as these do 
much to combat some of the 
-restlessness existing in today's 
school children. Saving fine extra- 
curricular activities will do much 
toward stabilizing our young 
school children and making better” 
citizens, 
* * * 
With leaders as Date C. Harris, 
head of the Music Department of the 
Pontiac Public Schools supervising 
these programs better boys and girls 
will be graduating from our schools. 
All music staff members should be 
congratulated on the outstanding 
work they are doing with our young 
musicians. 
Mothers and fathers should take 
the time to encourage their children 
to actively participate tn the excel- 
lent programs that are offered in our 
schools. 
* * * 
Music is a fine and stirfulating 
activity and Pontiac need not give 
an inch when it comes to quality. 
The Press agrees with the rest 
of the capacity audience that 
Tuesday night’s Christmas con- 
cert was outstanding from start 
to finish. 
    
Honus Wagner 
When oldtimers get around to dis- 
cussing great ball players, the name 
of Honus Wacner inevitably comes 
in for major attention. 
It was pretty generally agreed 
among fans, players and experts of 
his time that in the great Pittsburgh 
Dutchman were combined those qual- 
ities which made him the Mr. Short- 
stop of the Major Leagues. At the 
same time he was equally famous 
or more so because of his prowess 
with the bat. 
* * * 
In his 21 years in the National 
League, four of them at Louis- 
ville and 17 for the Pirates, he 
compiled a lifetime batting aver- 
age of .329 and led the league in 
batting eight years. For 17 con- 
secutive seasons he batted .300 
or better. 
Wacner's last connection with the 
game he loved so well and to which 
he had contributed so much was as 
a Pirate coach. In that capacity he 
served from the early 30s until the 
Winter of 1951 when he retired at 
the age of 77. 
* * * 
There is a touch of sadness in the 
fact that the last out came for 
Honus as he slept. The old Dutchman 
will be mourned by an ever dwindling 
throng of fans who knew him at the 
peak of his fame. Fortunately for 
future generations of fans, Baseball's 
Hal] of Fame forever will keep alive 
the Juster Honus added to our 
national game. 
  
Life in Russia Tough 
Our Federal Department of Labor 
has been searching Soviet periodicals 
and statistics in an effort to present 
an accurate picture of a Russian 
unionist’s life. 
First of all—a Russian worker must 
belong to a union. But he can’t nego- 
tiate with his employer, quit his job 
without permission or strike. . His 
existence in the U.S.S.R. is anything 
but enviable. 
* * * 
‘For example, Ivan puts.in a 48 
hour week—307 days a year— 
7% ® 
' 
  with Sundays and six holidays 
off. But this doesn’t include the 
hours he “donates” to help ex- 
ceed goals or meet quotas. 
If he is late for work three’ times 
in a month, his pay is cut 25 per 
cent for six months. Three to four 
weeks of his pay every year has to 
“go into “voluntary” investments in 
the form of 20 year, noninterest 
paying government bonds. 
: x - * * 
The’ Russian workers’ wages 
have gone up but not as rapidly 
as the cost of living. On the 
average he has to work 43 per 
cent longer now than he did in 
1928 to buy the weekly supply of 
seven foods most important to 
him. — 
It’s difficult to find a word that 
accurately pictures life in Russia to- 
day. But it certainly doesn’t sound 
much like a paradise for workers. 
  
“Ir 1s the nesting urge that causes 
a woman to have periodic spells of 
bustling around —putting—thingsin— 
order and- house cleaning,” says a 
psychologist. Through a strange co- 
incidence, when a woman is acting 
under this urge, her husband is sup- 
pressing a strong wanderlusting urge. 
  
Many a person has so little confi- 
dence in his beliefs and opinions that 
he studiously avoids reading or listen- 
ing to contrary ones. 
  
The Man About Town 
Milder Winters 
Observer Claims There Is 
Vast Change in 50 Years 
Temorrow: To what vou should   
put off doing the things you 
should not do at all. 
That our winters really are getting 
shorter is the observance of 
Jackson Peterboro 
of Pontiac Trail, who has been keeping 
tab on them for. over 50 years. He says 
that around the turn of the century the 
lakes would all be frozen over by Thanks- 
giving, and you could not depend on any 
spring weather unti) after the middle of 
April. We always had a white Christmas, 
and the snow often was three feet deep 
on the level, with drifts ranging up to 
10 feet deep. He says, however, that the 
mercury rarely got any lower than In the 
present winters. . 
A top deer hunting story comes in a 
letter over the signature, 
“Never Had Five Aces,” 
and bearing a Pontiac postmark It says 
“I went north with 300 bucks in my 
pocket, and returned without any - not 
even one on the fendeg.” 
When ambitious to get old by staying 
young gracefully, I always think of 
Harry 0. Whitfield 
of 28 Oriole Road. celebrating his eighty- 
sixth birthday. 
  
An advance peek at the series of poems 
by the late 
Grantiand Rice. 
now running in our sport pages con- 
vinces me that everybody should read 
them. They're an inspiration, whether 
you have any sporting blood in your veins 
or not. 
  
Although we have had very littie snow 
in the Pontiac area, 
Mrs. Herbert Fleetham 
of Huron Gardens urges me to remind 
people that it is time to get their bird 
feeding stations in order. Our feathered 
friends, who think so much of us that 
they are willing to spend the winter with 
us, have learned to depend on us and 
expect a little co-operation when the snow 
covers their usual food supply. 
From that concise and interesting pub- 
lication, 
Highways and Byways, 
I learn that the three great American 
parties are: Republican, Democrat and 
cocktail. 
  
The family dog and cat at the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tedderson 
of Sylvan Lake siept together in the bace- 
ment until the former had an interview 
with a skunk. The cat has now moved to 
the garage. 
  
A new stunt in gardening is introduced 
by 
Melvin Morehouse 
of Waterford. He spreads blankets over 
the ground where his potatoes grew, and 
expects to dig fresh tubers for Christmas. 
Verbal Orchids to—_ 
Harry 0. Whitfield. 
of 28 Oriole, Road; eighty-sixth birthday. 
. Mrs. Henry Clay Kudner , 
of Lapeer; eighty-seventh birthday 
_Mrs. Henry Moran 
  of Brown City; eighty-eighth birthday. 
Mrs. Amanda Dittman 
of Drrden: eighty-fifth birthday. 
Dr. Henry G.‘Mers 
of Lapeer; eighty-sixth birthday. 
\ i ‘js that 
i David Lawrence Says: oe ¢ Vian +segh fk 
PT el dia 
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  Something New to Get His Teeth Into 
  ‘4: 
  U. N. Ignores Charter and Approves 
of 5 Soviet Satellites for Membership WASHINGTON—At a time when 
public morals are on the decline 
and when “expediency” is given 
as an excuse for condoning im 
morality in the behavior of ag- 
gressive governments. it is a 
shocking thing to see delegates 
from 52 governments voting to ig 
nore a decision by the Court of 
International Justice which brands 
as illegal any “package deal” for 
the admission of members to the 
United Nations 
* * * 
Only the United States, Belgium 
France, Greece and Isarel re- 
fused to participate im the voting 
on a resolution which asked the 
Security Council of the United Na 
tions to ‘consider’ the application 
of 18 nations as a package. Cuba 
and Nationalist China voted 
against the resolution itself 
The position, however of the 
five who abstained means that 
they refuse even to agree that 
such a proposal should be voted 
upon in the General Assembly. 
1948 DECISION DISREGARDED 
It was on May 28, 1948, that the 
International Court of Sustice. sil- 
ting at The Hague, handed down 
an advisory opinion—requested by 
the U. N. General Assembly—and 
ruled that it is illegal for a U.N 
member to make its consent for 
the admission of one applicant de 
pendent on the admission of an- 
other and that ‘considerations oth- 
er than those prescribed by the 
terms and spirit of article IV ‘of 
the U.N. charter’) could not pre- 
vent the admission of an appli- 
cant’ The ruling said 
“The provisions of article IV 
necessarily imply that every ap 
plication for admission should be 
examined and voted on separately 
and on its own merits. Otherwise 
it would be impossible to deter 
mine whether a_ particular 
applicant fulfills the necessary 
conditions. To subject an affirma- 
tive vote for the admission of an 
applicant state to the condition 
that other states be admitted with 
that state would prevent members 
from exercising their judgment in 
each case with complete liberty. 
Within the scope of the prescribed 
conditions, such a demand is in- 
compatible with the letter and 
spirit of article TV of the charter.” 
How to carry out thisdecision 
presents a problem in procedure. 
The United States has never 
used and will not use its veto 
power in the Security Council to 
bar any application, for mem- 
bership. But the Soviet Union 
laws threatened to use its veto 
power unless the entire group of 
18 applicants are admitted. 
The position of the United States 
the matter of admission 
should be left to a majority vote 
of the Security Council. Since 
there is apparently an assured 
majority in the Security Council 
for the so-called “package deal,” 
the United States will abstain 
from voting and will explain pub- 
licly its viewpoint. which ts one 
of opposition to the admission of 
the five satellite | countries—Al- 
bania, Rumania. Hungary, Bul- 
garia and Outer Mongolia. 
VIOLATING NATIONS 
None of these five countries pos- 
sesses sovereignty, and each is 
under the yoke of the Soviet 
Union. The United States govern- 
ment feels, .moreover, t Ru- 
mania, Bulgaria, and 
their treaty obligations and that, 
therefore, none .of them can be 
accepted as a ‘peace-loving’ gov- 
ernment under the definition laid 
down in the United Nations Char- 
ter. 
The resolution adopted hy the 
General Assembly by a vote of 
&2 to 2, with five countries ab- 
staining, does et actually 
approval of the applica- 
4? ungary: 
have been found guilty of violating _ tions but merely “consideration 
by the Security Council of the 
United Nations. But  notwith- 
standing this wording, the Amer- 
ican legal advisers thought it 
best for the United States to 
preserve its record of non 
participation in any respect 
whatsoever even to the point of 
refusing to concede that a resolu- 
tion should be formally con- 
sidered which asks, in effect, 
that a decision by the Court of 
International Justice be ignered. 
It os true that almost all of the 
a2 nations feel kindly toward the 
13 applicants who have hitherto 
heen harred by the Soviet veto 
and that the “package deal 1s 
the only chance to get them into 
the U. N.. although it means pay- 
ing the price of admitting the fne 
Soviet satellites Moscow has made 
it clear that, unless the five satel- 
lites are admitted. the other three 
noli-communist applications would 
be vetoed. 
+ «@«@ ® 
The whole thing is an example 
of how the propaganda of ‘co existence’ has infiltrated the 
world ty the point where the terms 
laid down by gangster govern- 
ments unfortunately are accepted 
as a ‘practical’ deal by 
supposedly idealistic and moral 
governments 
(Copyright, 1955, New York Herald 
Tribune Inc.) 
  
Looking Back 
15 Years Ago 
NAZIS BATTER London—in 12- 
hour air raid 
IL DUCE ENTENDS shakeup as 
Greeks advance 
2 bears Ago 
HAUPTMANN DENIED Su- 
preme Court review 
PART OF Home Owners Loan 
Act ruled invalid 
Smiles 
A prisoner escaped tioin a hen 
tucky town jail disguised as a 
barber Maxhe he talked his way 
mut. 
  
Wives About 
By WILLIAM BRADY. VD. 
In his famous book. Childbirth 
Without Fear. which every ex 
pectant mother should at least 
read. Dr Grantly Dick Read 
quotes with fine restraint two 
statements miade bv Dr Joseph 
De Lee. author of the textbook 
Principles and Practice of Ob- 
stetrics (a book not available to 
lavmen): 
“While T have not used pure 
hypnotism very often I have used, 
‘ tion a great deal, indeed 
alfnost constantly, and I am irked 
when I see how my colleagues 
neglect to avail themselves of this 
harmless and potent remedy It 
accounts for easily half of the 
success of local anesthesia.’ 
“It will require several thou- 
sand generations before we can 
train the women back to the 
state which Grantly Dick Read 
speaks of as Natural Child- 
birth.” 
Dr. Read's book was first pub 
lished in 1944, but ty the preface 
he refers to his first book, Natural 
Childbirth. published in 198%. Dr. 
De Lee's book {seventh edition) 
was published in 1938 
It is difficult to believe that the 
author of the statement about 
hypnotism and suggestion could be 
the author of the statement about 
training women hack to a state. 
ANGUISH OR JOY 
Suggestion has a great deal to 
do with the anguish, agony, throes, 
descent fMto the valley — or the 
miracle and jov of childbirth 
Suggestion works both ways. 
The poor, ignorant soul aban- 
doned to the tender mercies of 
the fishwives approaches child- 
birth anxious, worried, anticipat- 
ing all sorts of dreadful happen. 
ings. 
If she is unlucky enough to be 
“rushed” to the hospital for de- 
livery, the show put on by the men 
and women in white will complete 
the: illusion that she is undergoing 
a major operation. 
Oddly enough, .this ‘medic’ at- 
mosphere appeals to the fancy of 
  
   MW 1 HOPE YOU HAVE A BETTER 
I BATTING AVERAGE THAN )      
? 
i iy , 
if 
. : ; 
= A 4 7 em 4 ' 
* ~*~ Suggestion Aids or Scares 
to Give Birth 
the woman of fechle 
personality 
Let ‘em mit her out compictel: 
and perform Caesarean operation 
or whatever they think necessary 
Or anyway put her to sleep so 
when she wakes up it will be all 
over haracler or 
Signed letiers not more “har one page 
or 100 words ioug, peTialuing (Oo pelsone 
health and hygtepe, not to disease diag 
nosis, or treatment. will be answered b- 
Dr William Brady if a stamped se!t 
addressed envelope 's sent to the Pon- 
(lac Press, Pontiac. Michigan 
(Copyright 1955) Voice of the People 
Recommends   
Procedure 
for Those Tired of Living Letters witli be condensed when neces ary because of jeck of space. Fu 
Dame, address and telephone oumber 
the writer must accompany letters bw 
these will not be published if the iter 
so requests Unless the letter is critica) tn 
its nature 
Just thought I'd pass this on as 
an expression of my philosophy in 
view of the unnecessary slaughter 
occurring every day on our na- 
tion’s highways and in. our forests. 
Tired of living? Then buy a 
new and more powerfu) car. — 
Then buy an untested and unre- 
paired used automobile, guaran- 
teed to be at least as defective 
as the nut behind the wheel. 
Tired of living? Then join the 
other loose nuts in the woods who, 
as those who drive, know that it 
can't happen to them. Then trust 
the other guy, guaranteed better 
than the best mattress to give you 
a permanent sleep. 
M. 8. 
Socialist Suggests Ford 
Pay Men $147 a Day 
In his critical analysis of the 
capitalist system of production, 
Karl Marx arrived at the conclu- 
sion that the wage workers would 
receive less and less of what they 
p 
The Socialist Labor Party of 
_ America, which I support, being 
the only Marxian party in the United States, holds that- Marx's 
conclusion has been and is being 
confirmed. Many people think 
otherwise. Let us look at a re 
cent example. 
A news jtem from St Louls 
(Nov. 1) quotes Ernest R. Breech, 
chairman of the board of the Ford 
Motor Company, regarding esti- 
mated earnings before taxes this 
year which, according to Mr. 
Breech, will ‘‘surnass the aggre- 
gate earnings of the company for 
the entire 21 years prior to World 
War Ii.” 
Now in 1914, Henry Ford tn- 
stituted mass production and 
paid his workers $5.00 a day, It 
is reasonable to assume that by 
1918 Ford workers were being 
paid at least $7.00 a day. 
According to Mr. Breech, the 
Ford Motor Company estimates its 
earnings for this year to surpass 
all earnings {rom 1918 to 1939. This 
means that if the workers had kept 
pace with the company this year, 
:n point of earnings, they should be 
receiving in the form of wages, 
this year an amount equal to 
what they received in 21 years... .~ 
from 1918 to 1939, . . or about 
$147 per day. 
Did Marx err? Is the Socialist 
labor Party wrong today? 
Albert Mills 
47460 Harry St. 
Utica . 
  
We Should Spread Truth 
About Commie Failures 
By WERRYLF 8. RUKEYSER 
INS Economic Commentator 
The technique of political blue 
sky by which the Marxians hehind 
the tron Curtain wage cold war 
is illustrated by an anecdote told 
about the late Gen. Smuts, of the 
Union of South Africa. 
* . * 
A day before he was to mike 
a major address before the Par- 
liament he asked his secretary, to 
" gather statistical data to illustrate 
some of his main arguments 
At the end of a fruitless day 
at the library, the frustrated aide 
confessed to the general: “‘No 
man alive could gather such 
statistics in less than five 
years.” 
Next day, Prime Minister Souls 
made his speech. He created 4 
fine impression, and he dramatized 
his points with an amplitude of 
statistical detail. Everyone was 
impressed None more so than 
his own secretary. © 
Ax the general returned to his 
office the bewildered secretary 
asked ‘General, where did vou 
get all of those wonderful statis- 
tu 
Smuts replied: ‘I just made 
some estimates. Since you said 
no one could compile such figures 
in less than five years, I assume 
that it will take that long for 
anyone to check up on me.” 
IMPORTANT POINT 
The story. no doubt apochry phal 
drives home an important point 
about the Communist propaganda 
Those who follow the party line 
relying on the techmique of fear 
and ignorance, hope ne one wail 
check up op them 
Thus paity ht Nikita 
Khrushchev was reported to have 
remarked to Chancellor Konrad 
Adenauer during the Gerinans 
recent mission to Moscow “Your 
star is waning. It ts the star of 
capitalism That of Socialism is 
only beginning but tt will shine 
with a thousand fires.” 
Bunk! 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist   hhrushchev's. prophecy comes 
after more than a hundred years 
of failure on the part of Karl 
Marx and his adherents in call- 
ing the shots on the shape of 
things te come. 
Marx misjudged the future 
when he said that in an industrial 
society the poor would grow pro- 
gressively more poverty stricken. 
The annals of current business in 
the United States document the 
extent to which Marx underesti- 
mated the capacity for growth 
and progress in popular living 
standards of a free- choice eco- 
THOME society. 
* Ld Ld 
Much good could be accom- 
plished at home and abroad by 
‘\posing with full documentation 
the nature of the economic errors 
which = the Marxiung have re- 
peated|y made 
BREED CONFIDENCE 
Such a refutation of Marwan 
fallacies would help to breed con- 
fidence among {ree men in their 
faith that liberty is more produc- 
tive than slavery. 
= ° * 
Instead of getting tnto question- 
able activities, the great founda- 
trons, such as the Sloan Founda- 
tion, the Falk Foundation, the 
Ford Foundation and the Rocke- 
feller Foundation ought to finance 
scholars checking Marxian pre- 
dictions against recorded gubse- 
quent developments 
Such a mobilization of truth 
would provide a psychological 
kas mash against the campaign 
of panic waged by militant 
Communists. Their capacity te 
terrify people by dire predie- 
lions about the alleged decay of 
capitalism would be impaired if 
they were proven to be consis- 
tently false prophets in the past. 
it would pull some of the fangs 
from the Soviet preachers of panic 
io dramative their record of du- 
phietty, falee prophecy and tr 
teilectiial error 
a 
Acne, Most Common Teen Ailment, 
Needs Physical, Psychological Care Norine has the most common 
medical ailment of teenagers. 
It probably causes more heart- 
ache than any other factor 
among high schoolers. So learn 
how to banish this bugaboo and 
become a-gay, popular person. 
It takes a lot of work to win 
friends, so follow the double 
prescription below. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case Q-317: Norine Q.. aged 16, 
swallowed 18 sleeping tablets. 
“Dr. Crane. I didn’t want to live 
any jonger."’ she explained, after 
she was convalescing. 
“For I don't have any girl 
friends. And no boy has ever, ever 
asked me for a Gate’ * 
‘And you can see why! Look at 
nll these ugly pimples all over my 
~ face, They probably think J have 
venereal disease, don't they? 
“T couldn't stand it any longer, 
so T decided to get away from it 
all.” / 
TEEN-AGE ACNE 
Acne (pimples) is the major 
cause of medical unhappiness 
among high schoolers. 
But acne is not venereal disease. 
Nor is it a contagious ailment like 
measles or typhoid fever. 
It appears during’ puberty and 
seems due in part to the plugging 
of the oil glands (sebaceous 
glands) of the skin. 
Imagine these glands as shaped 
like a hottle. The neck of the 
bottle often gets plugged with dried 
grease, plus dust particles, so 
blackheads are usually agsociated 
with acne. : 
Sometimes bacteria from the 
skin get bottiedup below the blackhead plug and then red 
pimples or lumps appear. Occas- 
ionally, the center of the pimple 
may have a white spot of white 
bleed corpuscles (pus.) 
So what can a teen-ager do to 
avoid Norine’s unhappiness? Here 
the answer: 
First, prepare the skin each 
night the way a barber treats a 
man’s face for a shave. 
Lather your skin with a non- 
irritating variety of soap. Then 
wrap-a hot towel around your face 
and steam it. 
ACNE TREATMENT 
Then use a blackhead remover, 
which you can purchase at the 
drug store, and press out the ob- 
servable blackheads. 
Do not pinch them between your 
     
the little pimples grow bigger. 
They may then remain for years 
as red lumps. 
After you have expressed the 
blackheads, take a piece of ster. 
fle cotton and wipe the skin with 
the Repeat this process night after 
night, Meanwhile, avoid undue eat- 
ing of pastries, chocolate, nuts, and 
anv other rich food that seems to 
cause a skin reaction 
Drink frit juices and eat enough 
vegetables to keep your bowels 
functioning regularly... 
Then shift to the psychological 
treatment, which is the second part 
of this prescription for acne: 
BE AN EXTROVERT 
This means, extrovert your at- 
tention. Quit thinking about "poor 
little me,” and your lack of dates. 
* 
For even if your skin clears up 
wonderfully, you still will have the 
big task ahead of winning friends. 
To do that, always remember 
that everybody you meet has this 
inscription indelibly tattooed across 
his chest: 
“IT want to feel important."* 
So become a detective of the 
merits or virtues of your com- 
panions, This will automatically 
turn your attention outward, and 
Send for my booklet ‘The Psy- 
chology & Medicine of the Face," 
enclosing a stamped, return enve- 
lope, plus 20 cents. It: gives fuller. 
details for treating Yicne, 
Always write to Dr. George ©. im care of The Done. Press, "pemion Michigan, enclosing a ip de compan 
self-addressed . ar envelope and 20¢ ss 
for his pay #i echarte and pam s&   
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  : . THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1955 SEVEN 
’ Hal Boyle Says: | : CAdverinment) | ; , ; oa Don't Neglect Slipping 
a Dandelion Is Dandy but the Rose Isn’t Rosy FALSE.TEETH n minutes... - 
Don’t be annoyed and embarrassed 
play beautiful aie re comand a America’s start with a rosebush that “doesn't | the earth, - . national flower a a year ago, ; Ol Canl Christ Is on the there was vurkeie already have black spot, you can 
se 6 (bet it will rush right out and get dandelion family. Hardy? Man, 
‘some kind of fungus. ‘there just aifi't no hardier form e oe apace ge 7 toni ot “If, through constant dusting and'of life. Poison ‘em. Dig ‘em. out F laa an if I'd aan something in-SPraying with the whole catalog 
idecent, such as suggesting selling Of fungicides, contact ‘sprays and like if you don’t like ‘em. But next 
‘kindergarten children into slavery. Poison see ye) you eet | Gass all acer the land © rote *2 live long enough to produce a 
in t denounc e me as an idiot bud, let three drops of rain fall 
and ms dendslicss ds’ peat Most 2nd the next day there is a cluster 
“Aen owing (Of aphids all over the bud. of them agreed that if America! <0 6 me 
picked a national flower it ought + again, let it survive that hazard 
to be the _ cs ,and. the thrip may prevent the bud 
from opening. Once a bud opens M my | Well. that seemed like a COPY into a tae eave sa) ig | er, yriad of rose 
U Group OKs cat idea if I'd ever heard of one. | chaffers, Japanese beetles and 
ject, since what I don't know about ‘Too many countries already have: 
Resear ch Work flowers would fill a mighty big pur take the dandelion. Brother, | jvene. ithere is a flower! You not only . 2 _ Today, however, @d like to pre- go : | 25 Projects Will Cost sent a rebuttal to all the thorny do" pepe seach ‘ote them | $403,995 With Money "* lovers wi gies of enous if you possess a square foot of 
written by Win Haynes of Green: . (i) They will be with you pronto!          ip 
your friends at Christmas, Rich 
and delicately scented soaps in 
gift wrappings make idea] gifts.| Pick a brand that spells 4 | 
It’s something few people think of 
to buy for themselves. smilin’ at you. 
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book says it is a laxative, dia- 
      tures to devour it. Roses? Ptah} ————— 
jand Pfutt!   
    
  | Coming From 2 Sources ville, Pa. se even if they have to make the 
: : os nae Journey by air. DO THIS FAST —take St. Joseph 
| ANN ARBOR (B—The University , Here is what reader Haynes ee Aspirin. 1 quickly helps reavee fe : 5 ; > Wrote; eee ot ndel verishness, eases ache, muscle Even if you can't read musie, —f Michigan's committee on budget’ «11 have been in the nursery busi- Secaderere tas y Duty one 0) viqicas aout eneapiaas aconie enemy—man. It is thoyght they) 
ness for a number of years and rumished the first green food that, for the life of me, I can’t see whY agam ate after being banished, ' 
janyone would have anything to do from Eden. Man has been caine | osep 
with a rose. If you get near a rose- jem ever since, but they have ASPIRIN 
‘bush it goes at you like a wild, _ 
cat. If you approach it wearing 
rawhide gloves, thereby avoiding: 
bloodshed, not to say poisoning, it 
will do its best to give you rose 
fever or shake off some of its lov-| 
ing insects om you. 
“In spite of all the praises sung) 
for it. it is evident that the rose 
has no use for man. It even re- 
uses to grow for him except on 
fuses to grow for him except on 
“You cant just stick it in the) 
ground and forget about it. It has’ 
to be planted just so. Let ft get; 
‘wet feet’ and it curls up and dies. 
If vou want it to bloom, you have 
to feed it like a horse, and it is, 
finicky about its food. 
* 6 »« jadministration has approved re- 
search totaling $403,955 in the past 
jtwo weeks, including highly classi- 
jfied government: work. 
| The 25 private and government 
\supported projects are in science, using the Exelusive Lowrey 
Minit-Musie System. . 
| medicine, engineering and social 
The projects range from CHOICE OF PINE CABINETS 
iscience. 
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| This is independent research 
| and does net require money from 
| the state. The larger projects 
| include: A 
Tides $68,926—From the Atomic Ener- 
gy Commission for investigation of 
the medical uses of radioactive 
cesium; 1.7 
(j Al, *Q@ | $44.000—Fromthe Air Force for 
research on Nike rocket systems: 
, “an $23,000-—From the Michigan Bell 
MUSIC CO. ‘Telephone Co. for study of the 
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$20,700—From the Department of 
Labor to study the demand for 
school counseling personne! in the 
US “Tt has almost as many diseases’ 
and enemies as the human race. | 
Russians to Resume 
Repatriation of POWs BONN. Germany 8 ~ The Rus 
sians have promised to resume     
  NEW YORK (® — When I nomi-(If you are fortunate enough to continued to multiply and cover 
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“There is no race suicide in the Jaundice, dyspepsia (hold it a mo- by acclamation'” 
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liver complaint, constipation, have been named national flower) *l¢ 00 your plates, keeps false teeth 
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| “If you had told your audience|defense rests. 
and burn ‘em. Do anything you 
your plantispring when the snow melts, look 
out your window and it’s dollars} 
to doughnuts a friendly li'l dande- 
lion blossom will be right there 
“Besides brightening your soul 
with its sunny bloomy, the dandelion 
furnishes a virtual pharmacopoeia 
all by itself. The old family doctor 
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  sending home German war prison 
ers, the Foreign Office announced 
toda, 
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Tr said the Soviets notified the 
government 600 prisoners will ay 
rive next Tuesday at the West Ger- 
man border | 
* i * | 
The Soviets promised Chancellor 
Konrad Adenauer during his Mos- 
cow trip they would send home 
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  7 an THE’ PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 Ss soNINE 
Spence Atfends NAM\Religious Christmas Cards Gain Favor! 
National Convention as About 400 Million Will Be Mailed | James F. Spence, secretary- 
manager of the Pontiac Manufac- 
turers Assn., is among 3, U.S. 
business leaders currently attend- 
ing the annual Congress of Ameri- 
can Industry in New York city. 
The 3-day conference will fea- 
ture a debate between Charies R. 
Sligh Jr., chairman of the board 
of the sponsoring National Asso- 
ciation of Manufacturers, and 
George Meany, newly-named pres-' 
ident of the AFL-CIO. 
Main speakers will include Sin- 
clair Weeks, secretary of com-| 
merce; Harold E. Stassen, special 
assistant to the President; Sen. 
Barry M. Goldwater (R-Ariz); 
Sen. William Knowland, Senate 
minoirty leader; and Sen. Hubert 
H. Humphrey (D-Minn). 
Theme_of_the conference is “So 
People May Prosper.” The “put-Christ-back-in-Christ- 
mas” theme stressed by churches 
and civic groups apparently has 
wakened the populace to the true 
meaning of the day. 
Some 400,000,000 cards portray- 
ing religious scenes compared ; 
ee ee SPECIAL SELLING! card publishers. | 
carers made atey vars tf - COLLECTION OF HOLIDAY card designs accounted for less 
than 5 per cent of the 2 billion 
cards mailed during the Christ-. ; 
mas season. ij 
But times have changed. Says | : 
8. Q. Shannon, director of the | : 
National Association of Greeting | 
Card Publishers: A 
“A great demand for beautiful 
ig tai iad oe eiplnapomgeecnsal/ We have made an all-out effort to bring 
years with Christmas pageants, | you a special group of dressy dresses at a 
carol singing and other ways of special price. 
recognizing Christmas as a true 
         
         
  
Gotham Fatties Carrying 
41 Million Pound Excess 
    NEW YORK (INS)—New York’ Holy Day. | : City fatties are carrying around Ste ; about 41,375,550 pounds too many. | The six most popular religious . 
This mountain of obesity was cards ate the, Madonna, (Be (Ours Christmas > ff shown in a study recently com-| Child. the Three Wise Men, the . 
pleted —by—researchers for Tillie jg —Holy Family_cherubs_and_shep-. Selection me Lewis, nutrition expert. _berds, their survey revealed. ) 
| The Madonna represents 20 per ! 
;cent of all religious greetings sent 
while the other five motifs account. ¢ 
for from 9 to 7 per cent each. 4 Choose from rustling taffetas, luscious 
: aries eld reproductions. but rare pastels, shining satins and brocades, sheer 
| cards are stylized modern versions 2-wools and jersey. Sheaths, tunics and 
| N E ST . ‘of artistic portrayals of the Virgin Boatfant skirts. 
QUALITY 100 STYLES AP me tent | | Madonnas, old world Madonnas 
CWSI ONE LOW PRICE! [=cc "| Christ Childs will appeal to 
| mothers particularly, because new 
designs may seem to transfer her 
own little cherub to a basket of 
| straw. : 
There are  pink-complexioned 
| Christ Childs that look like ads 
| for soap, some that look truly 
| Pennsylvania Dutch, Chinese, 
int conception" FL OQWELY GIFT d 
Wise Men ride their camels or 
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' @ Fest Service Cherubs are a special delight 
@ Satisfection Guaranteed and artists really do them up | | | Mrs. Lewis said approximately, - 4 
2,177,650 of New York City's oe . 
8,065,000 residents are overweight.| THE MADONNA, from one of the new religious cards.     
     
         
      
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Children’s Departmént _ SKIRTS 
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UM Assessing Course 'the tenth annual short course TT Oo tt Te M Provisional Teac hing Certificates th Li ht th they bdth Wer 
ANN: ARBOR up— Approximately. assessing officers at the University ayne er ing ont which will. be awarded non the} Police Posse Gaiches o poxe “aw et “Gl loses Bible i in ; 
1 and usin 
150 municipal and township assess-|of Michigan, Monday through |Summer school session, ‘he sai were ine Seo . Returned 11 Years Later | Dr. Campbell said th |the black as a pack horse. 
ne senses bys ated Nester we, New Teacher Program wr saws, ill Two Young Rustlers “ts tir two packs were eiht| MCALFSTER, Oka. up Eleven ’ grees are eligible to enroll, wh 2 ks of dynamite with fuse at- ‘years ago, Sam Holloway lost his 
SAVE WASTE PAPER!         
College graduates under 50 vears Wayne will offer the course with are not now making the most ae TAMPA, Fla. @ — Two cowboy tachments, 125 rounds of pistol Bible in the World War II fighting 
of age can qualify as public school the cooperation of Southeastern ative use of their higher education fans -rustled some mounts and ang rifle ammunition. one rusty for Agchen, Germany 
           
     
        
  
  Michigan county, school superin- 4 headed » ° teachers in seven months, by tak and mature abilities, nea west but they had horse ifie and two hunting knives. City Manager Harold Tippitt 
We Are Now Paying ing a course which the.Wayne Uni- Oakland County residents can SS | trouble and had made only a few The boys, 14 and 15, were turned said vesterday he had received a 
NEWSPAPERS 30¢ oe ee of Education will en hanes school oa Presides at Installation lee lope paleo sar caught over to juvenile authorities. etter from ori an Se cat 
° offer in February fe eerie) gcc SUPE EA SKINS Of town. = | = —— Aachen saying that he ° Per 100 Lbs. Serving as teachers, they will tendent Kenneth W. Brown said. ANN ARBOR u—Roy S. Swin- The pair stole two horses from’ The “Mother Lode’ region of the a Bible in the rubble of an air 
MAGAZINES eee 50¢ help nee increased needs of Mich- Superintendents will recom. oe ara ee engineering me- 4 pri one a lively black mare United States, principal site of the'raid shelter and wanted to vein 
ig ‘hools. chanic at the University _of and the other a steady old sorrel. 1849 gold rush, is in the western it. It had Holloway’s name ins! __ ae tur te SEU, mend applications to the univer- go Scrap Iron—Junk Car:—-Structural Steel Lnlversity coordinator of the sity, Brown said. They will also \!¢ gan and president-of Phi The mare bucked off the young foothills of the Sierra Nevadas in Holloway has since moved to Cal- 
WE ALSO PURCHASE TIRES AND TUBES intensified teacher training pro- Provide classes for practice @Ppa Phi national honorary so- wranglers s $0 persistently that when California. fornia but his poems live | here. 
gram, Dr. Frank Campbell, said teaching and experienced teach- ciety, presided Wednesday. night =—- ns inal 
that the program was discussed . ©fS to guide and criticize during ah sis nena hi an eae at the recent White House confer. practice sessions, which will last ‘ 2 en sag ee ee vr 
ence on education, as a means to He Semester, he added. “ Binmepand) Technology, es ON SALE SAT. 9:30 A.M. 
meet the critical teacher short- After completing at least 20 . . oe 
s WHILE THEY LAST age. hours of university courses, can- There are About af 500 specles of ue Said it was the third yeardidates will ality fon pieced palms. saa: Te ee ae 
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Cooks everything from breakfast to a complete 
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Reg. 3.00 Aluminum Cover ........... 1.94 
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Regularly 5 8 7 
24.95 
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Regularly 2. 84 
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a 128 17.95   2 . y Jumping Jive ‘45’ automatic player Versatile ‘high-sty le’ table radio, 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1955 | ELEVEN aoe a 
OPEN EVERY NIGHT _ . 
UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE! 
PARK FREE .. .Rear OF STORE 
GIVING! ALL THROUGH THE HOUSE - 
THE “GIESTA”  crornuen =) Period & Modern Desks 
; _ IN MANY FINE STYLES avenport an air 
For relaxing comfort in a modern trend *o 99>° AND FINISHES 
... yet in such excellent taste. With 
trim button back, angular position arms 
and exciting new contour base Superb- 
4 ly tailored with Hi-Loop easy to clean $30 DOWN       
         Lewis’ fine fein     LEWIS’ 
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furnicure 
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  frieze in a modern pattern. 
IN WASHABLE 
HI-LOOP COVER _ Large assortment of modern desks In 
tirmed oak finish. One, two and three 
drawer types. Some with plastic tops. 
519° = 57g       
     
    
Attractive seven drawer desk in mahogany | 
finish. Two deep and one sta- $ 95 
tionery drawer on each side ‘ 
with wide center drawer. 
           
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    Made by Sligh of Grand Rapids in 
knotty pine with genuine hand tooled 
leather in green. Size 
24" x 46" top with $129°% 
deep filing drawer. 
Large eight drawer desk with filing 
Grawer and exquisite hardware. ; 
Finished in mahogany matched ve- 
neers, hand rubbed. Top 22° x 42”,   
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ROCKERS Just a few of the many beautiful chairs offered by Lewis’ for 
Christmas gift giving Browse through our large and complete 
chair department. You ore sure to find the type and color 
you are seeking 
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Just imagine this exciting neat suite, with $ 715 
sleek, flowing lines at such a low price. 
Styled for those who wish new and sedote       Ein, lounge chair with comfortable & 
oA Siar Sten was SOS designing at a modest figure. All doors have $30. DOWN — magnetic catches and are complete t 
proof. Mirrors ore crystal clear plate glass DECK NITE 
with beveled edges.     TABLES LUXURY ROCKERS $29.75 The utmost in comfort in these famous rockers 
by Luxury of Grand Rapids. Available at 
Lewis’ in Nylons, Tapestnes or Frieze covers 
Many modern patterns 
            
    
     T-Cushion 
Club Chair 
A special purchase enables 
7# Lewis’ to offer these comfort- 
Pa able club chairs in Lawson or 
Modern styles in attractive 
metallic tweed covers at only 
            
        
         
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at ardyleeaal menrice $ 95 ered in excellent quality felt’ Ac- metal and hard rubber 95 and plerk as a hot 
on ‘rubber tracts , Heavy are i seeries incleded [making 0:7 com: tires. Consists of two rod should be 
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McKay Denies. 
‘Goon’ Remark Interior Chief Adopting 
Word Stevenson Said 
He Used for Officials —   
  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 
  PORTLAND, Ore. «#—Secretary, 
of Interior McKay said last night 
he didn't» remember making the 
“goon'’ statement credited to 
him by Adlai Stevenson, but he 
immediately adopted it. 
“I certainly never said it in any 
major speech. But what of it? I 
don't go along with some of the 
goons in labor—and there are 
goons—we have had them right. 
here in Oregon,"’ McKay said on 
a stopover at Portland while fly- 
ing to Honolulu. 
Stevenson's remark in a New 
York speech had been, ‘A mem- 
ber of the Cabinet has said he 
doesn’t happen to go along with 
some of the ‘goons’ who are ‘run- 
ning things.’ '’ An aide said Steven- 
son was referring to Mcixay. 
McKay had other comments on 
Stevenson | 
3 
    MAKE 'EM NEAT — Most feminine are lace-covered handbag 
accessories that a woman can display through her clear plastic purse. 
Here you can identify a cigarette lighter and case, a compact, a fan, 
* e* * a change purse with key ring, a lipstick case, hand mirror and comb | 
‘He's just a little shopworn, but in case, all SOL with eee lace. 
for a job—somewhat shopwarn, but = = Ss = ——— i 
i lob 
He's a fine one to talk ot Cabi. 3 Veteran Groups Seek ee oe the ae : The letter was signed by Sidney 
net members splitting the nation to Air Gl Bonus Gripes Allen, Disabled American Veterans 
The Democrats did more to make state service officer: Joseph W.. this nation class conscious and |,ANSING «®—Officials of three Mann, Veterans of Foreign Wars. 
divide it with their New Deal than state veterans organizations today) state service officer, and Carleton has anything else in the country’s asked for a hearing before the! p. Seaman! American|(egion state 
history. State Administrative Board to air! service officer. | 
“Stevenson needn't worry about complaints about payment of the, James W. Miller, state controller 
the country splitting into classes. Korean war veterans’ bonus. and secretary of the admunistra- 
There will be none of that under The administrative board re- tive board, said the letter did not 
the President would run again, Mc- 
knows that and it is he who must —s 
: . ~~. _— ~ Ne oy ~~ “on 
NOW AT WAYNE GABERT’S President Eisenhower's leader- ive a letter requesting the hear- give details of the service EL 
Kay said: 
decide. XN e 5 
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When THRIFTY Drug ‘ 
THE MOST DRAMATIC ADVANCE IN#@   
  who don't want Eisenhower to run Ww 
again, One of them is (New York \ 
Gov, Averell) Harriman ana the = 
other is Stevenson.’ 
Killed in State nistare | Croah 
Phra P — Llewellyn Wynans. | 
, of Chicago was killed yester- 
oe when is car skidded and 
crashed into another vehicle al 
M60 three miles west of Niles. fin ship. ing to discuss ‘ ‘conflicting’ inter-! complaints. 
“No, I don’t. But President 5) 
“There are only a couple of men 
Opens in Drayton Plains ey. * * * age 
senhower js the strongest man in| at ¥ 
Watch for date Asked if that he meant he knew! 
the world today for peace. He SD 
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‘two highest awards for courage, for ‘Junior’ Rescue 
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Shadow Boxes 15 
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He fired a pistol shot into the giant air-sea search for seven : floor near Mrs. Josephine Neece,' missing Navy bomber crewmen Reg. $199.50 s i $ 50 
who was trying to prevent him! yesterday, mounted a ‘‘junior size’, es a es alr 
from seeing Mrs. Mary Murphy, a rescue operation to aid five dis-' Colors Ottoman While They Last 
resident of the same house. itréssed swimmers. 
YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS ATL &S Spurrier told Magistrate oimon A Navy sent five helicopters and 
Schonfield he pulled the gun when a Beacheraft plane to the area. 
Mrs. Neece wouldn't let him talk.. The Beachcraft pilot sighted the 
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2 Acres of Free Parking OPEN 9 to 9 Daily—12 to 5‘     ‘Spurrier had been drinking, said| 
Honor Medal Ol she was afraid he would kill some- 
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be she escaped when he agreed | 
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aces Jail Term “= == A former staff sergeant with. the 
ms Infantry Division, Spurrier} 
War Hero Is Convicted was sea the Medal of Honor) for personally r ating theto! 
of Shooting at Woman of Achain, France. He was credited | 
in Hassle About Girl with killing 25 Germans and cap- turing .16. For that, he earned the r) 
BALTIMORE (®—A Medal of nickname “‘One-Man Army.” 
Honor winner of World War I] Mrs. Murphy said she and Spur- 
faced six months in jail today, rier met years ago im Bluefield, | 
!convicted of shooting at a woman W. Va., their hometown, and they 
in an argument about a former recently had been keeping com- 
igirl friend. pany. 
Junior J. Spurrier, winner of the, Se 
‘Medal of Honor and the Distin- Interrupt Big Search 
guished Service Cross, the nation’s 
        
  
“T didn't think it was loaded.”’ he swimmers and dropped a life raft. 
said. ‘I just pulled the trigger. It “‘The five people got into the 
went into the floor, not even near raft, waved and started paddling 
ther. for shore,” he reported 
Mrs. Neece, however. said, ‘He, aa 
: | Wisconsin has 6,266 miles of rail-| 
Mrs. Murphy, who told police! road, 
  
  
      
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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FIFTEEN   FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,_1955 
Big Chiefs to Take On Arthur Hill; 
_ PHS Seniors Review for Exams By VICKY MICU 
Tonight the Big Chiefs from Pon- 
tiac High will take to the basket- 
ball court and play the first home 
and first Saginaw Valley Confer- 
ence game of the season against 
Saginaw Arthur Hill. The student 
body will be out en masse to cheer 
the team on, with the PHS cheer- 
leaders trying out new cheers. 
Seniors got in that last bit of 
review in preparation for senior 
exams which start next week. This 
week, too, sophomores were given two weeks, will be located in the 
south side balcony. 
Biology club members have been 
describing their recent trip to New 
York city with club adviser John 
Youngpeter, and their visit with 
world famous woman biologist, 
Libbie Hyman. 
TOUR HOSPITAL 
The Future Nurses Club toured 
the University Hospital at Ann 
Arbor recently and heard a dis- 
cussion of nursing as a career in 
the nurses’ residence, Couzens 
Hall, while the Future Teachers 
Report cards dominated the |!istened Sunday to members of scene at Pontiac High in the |their organization over station 
middie part of the week. They |their organization over radio in a 
were distributed Wednesday. special panel discussion. reading and maturity tests. 
  the i | With Christmas not far off, 
Congress fast approaching, the! Clubs and activities are turning 
Retailing and Office Club at Pon-| toward the holiday season. Vocal 
tiac High has been busy electing Students will have their annual 
delegates and working on a cam-| concert soon, and Christmas 
paign for Kay Vallance, PHS re-, Parties are being planned by all 
tailer who will run for the post of| clubs. 
state treasurer. Christmas party) The annual Christmas concert 
plans are also in the air for the| by Pontiac public schools’ instru- 
Retailers, with club member; mental music department was pre- 
Elaine Hamilton chosen to head| sented Tuesday. 
the committee work. Some of the hobbies of seniors 
LATIN PAPER SOLD in American Problems classes are 
Sidelighting the news, Latin stu-|°ein& displayed in school trophy dents report the biannual sale of 
the Latin paper, Epistolae Scholae, 
has netted to date $118.01, which 
* will go to various charitable or- 
a . . ganizations. DISPLAY HOBBIES — Creative hobbies as part of personality : 
development is one of the subjects studied at Pontiac High School in| |. Wenl,e. “ior ‘tne ‘high echecl Edna Forman’s American Problems Class. Here senior James Hois- 
ington shows his skill at cake decorating. while Carolyn Killian exhi- the studen They 
bits a colorful crocheted rug. The class will also take up such serious : pel ey eecren a Ha Sets) 
problems as alcoholism, mental illness, marital incompatibility, | ketball games. The booth, ex- |to have as a means to self gov- 
crime and divorce. erninent and enjoyment. 
St. Michael High students of Edna Forman demon- 
strate that creative hobbies can 
be a practical solution to the prob- 
lem of recreational needs. 
Projects ranging from embrol- 
dery, car designing and gift wrap- 
pirg to oil painting, woodworking 
and baking have been carried out       cases, as second and fifth hour| 
Play, Concert   
JAM SESSION AT WATERFORD — Not only ballerina Diane 
Erickson is on her toes in this jam session at Waterford Township 
High School. At the pianos, Marilynn Keasey (left) and Margaret 
Studebaker (right) hammer out the rythm and, perched atop the 
piano, Delores Kline is right on pitch as she practices a vocal solo 
Waterford High 
Students Slate 
  By JEAN LIIMATTA 
Waterford Towriship High School 
Dramatics Club and the A Ca wave of holiday events this week 
with Christmas concerts and pro-; 
P- grams in full rehearsals, special |   
    RING CEREMONY HELD — Three of the 5 students’ ciass 
St. ‘Frederick High School seniors who donned 
caps and gowns for the school’s first ring cere- 
mony Tuesday night were, left to right, Jacqueline 
Johnson, Paul Grosse and Gloria Rameriz. The rings was part pella Choir were kept active this a a ie 
Pentiac Press Photes 
number. The students are rehearsing for the A Capella Choir’s annual 
Christmas program, to be given at 8 p. m. next Wednesday in the 
sehool. Waterford Township Recreation ballet classes also will dance 
in the concert. 
Area Highs at Crest of Holiday Events Students in Pontiac area high | will mean extra facilities for both 
schools are riding the crest of ®/High and Junier High Schools. 
AT WEST BLOOMFIELD one win and one loss; and Van 
Dyke and Waterford trail with 
two losses each, 
The four schools will meet at At West Bloomfield Township F agian abet weil’ Sec! Uw 6 
  rings were blessed by ‘the Most [Enjoys Holiday 
day as St, Michael High students 
enjoyed a free day, in honor of the 
feast of the Immaculate Concep- 5 
jearried out their successful “‘Op- 
eration Education” paring the week presenting a play and pre-| 
annual Christmas,   Have Yesterday Off;| 
Sophomores Carry Out 
Mission Supply Drive 
By JANET ENGLISH 
. Books were pushed aside yester- 
C of Room 11 stressed 
sacrifice for the missions as they 
  this week. 
Each high school student contrib- 
uted some school supply which in) 
will be sent to a mission in 
these industrious Concert. assemblies scheduled, and debates |High, the Glee Club and A Capella 
and sports drawing their quota of|Choir are practicing night and day 
attention. for the Christmas program, to be 
presented Dec. 20. The A Capella rounds of varsity and two rounds 
of- junior varsity competition. A 
dinner will be served by the Far- 
mington squad, Last night a different type of AT AVONDALE 
drama—one with audience partici-| Christmas music, popular and| 
pation—was presented by the Dra-'classic, is ringing through the halls) 
matics Club. ‘‘The Night of Jan. at Avondale High, as the choir| 
16,"" a court room trial in which and band prepare for next Wednes- 
members of the audience serve as day's Christmas concert. 
jury, will also be staged at 8p.m.| ay classes will be represented 
ntl 4m the program, which will start Christmas melodies rang | at 8 p.m., with the public attend- 
through the school as the A Cap- | ing. Band director John Nez- 
pella Choir rehearsed for the | tek and vocal director, Jean 
annua! concert, to be held Woodworth, are spending tong 
Wednesday. hours with the music students in   Choir also has two outside ap-| An assembly next Tuesday, the pointments—they will sing at Trin-first to be held in the new gym, 
ity Methodist Church Sunday and) will feature Dr. Kurt D. Singer, au- at Walled Lake Church on Dec. 18./thor and former foreign correspon- 
. He will speak on current 
Wayne-Oakland League took part and 
in the volleyball game Tuesday | fairs 
when the Girls Athietic Associa- 
tion Play Day was held at West 
Bloomfield. 
A WBTHS student, Sue Zimmer- 
man, has been elected president 
    Highlighting the concert will be an effort to give the utmost in 
a pantomime of the “Night Be-| eutértabamnent 
fore Christmas,” and ballet danc-| ‘ ing by Diane Erickson, sendor,| Avondale’s first honor assem- 
and Waterford Township Recrea-|>lY Will be held next Friday after- 
tion ballet classes. jnoon, Awards for cross country 
The Skippers were guests of 2%d football will be presented to 
Clarkston High Tuesday evening|™FP than 30 athletes, and a num- 
as they played their second bas-|P¢F of praiggrvauten become a 
ketball game. Tonight Waterford) TS Of the National Honor 
will meet Van Dyke on the home, 
= [ies Si bel pcoeasend:   
tion, respectively, 
Girl's basketball practice started | 
led in this weekly high school page Is Your High School : Students will be keeping 1 close t n t ale 
Represented Here? feces ese vondal 
Schools wishing to be represent- Approval of an Sune bond issue   should mail or telephone news 
items Monday or Tuesday, so that 
Rev. Alexander M. Zaleski, auxiliary bishop and 
pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Church, in a cere- 
mony in the church. A talk on the symbolism of defeat when Shamrocks came out 
  of the service. they reach The Pontiac Press by 9 
a.m. Wednesday, deadline for Fri- 
day's paper. Address mail to 
Wima Greenway, high school edi- 
  tor, or phone FE 2-8181. 
  
St. Fred Seniors 
Receive Rings 
at Church Rite 
By ANN SCHACHERN 
Today seemed like another Mon- 
day to St. Frederick High School|main sports conscious during this 
students, after yesterday's vaca-|busy pre-holiday season. 
tion, * *« « 
Seniors found it hard to return 
their caps and gowns today. They 
wore them for the school's first 
Ring Ceremony in the church 
Tuesday. Seniors marched in pro- 
cession, and the Most Rev. Alex- 
ander M. Zaleski blessed their 
class rings and gave a talk on the 
unity and oneness which the ring 
symbolizes. 
Yesterday, the Feast of the 
Immaculate Conception, seniors Junior High students planned 
Christmas parties, plays and pro- 
singing of the Magnificat. 
Senior girls will have a taste of 
college life Sunday when they are 
guests of pin og at Marygrove Col- 
‘lege. The girls have also formed a 
dramatic club. 
The whole school is elated at 
the Rams’ 40-37 victory over St. 
Clements, pcsoralag= in the opener 
tions; Mickey Carry, activities and) 
  | Oboe,” which will be dramatized 
grams and still managed to re-| day. 
  jat a morning assembly next Fri- 
Homerooms are abuzz with 
talk of Christmas parties, and 
one homeroom, that of John Bur- 
ton, is praying fer the ice to 
freeze so that they can have the 
skating party he's promised at   fj 
  organizations; Jo Arm Johnson, 
classes; Norma Ldn geah foresee ae 
and Humphreys, rd : _ tee 
added to the ta ad =e ‘ : ; 
floor—arti a & 
Vetine from Notre Dame Univer. ee The Christ- 
sity. Many SFHS boys are taking} ™s Oboe” the name to be 
advantage ‘of this opportunity to| &t Washington Junior High School next 
mode themselves, after their| morning by Janiée Rivard’s 7B speech students. 
Notre Dame brothers. ars iersns cs ac aa . ; ” \ ; 
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! *. ie i ¢ Junior Highs Plan Yule Programs his Walled Lake home. Teach- 
ers, too, will have their party— 
a steak or chicken dinner at an 
area eaterie.: i 
Balloting to change the consti- 
tution so that no Student Council 
officer could run more than one 
term passed with 460 in favor, 181 
against. Bulletin boards are filled 
REL TT LE ee ee eg 
  with samples of spoiled ballots— 
there were 219 of them. 
“FOUR JOES” AT LINCOLN 
At Lincoln Junior High, the. 
“Four Joes," nationally known 
quartet, sang at an assembly last 
  they came to visit their alma 
mater. 
Woodworking classes are a bee- 
hive of activity, as members rush     of the Wayne-Oakland League 
|Student Council, the first from this 
Geet 
AT WALLED LAKE land,” 
Walled Lake High played host to 
the Inter-Lakes Debate League 
Monday, Four schools debated on 
the subject of granting federal aid 
as college ‘funds to worthy high 
school students. 
fleld High with two wins against 
Van Dyke and Waterford, Farm- 
ington is in second place with     
    
  issue of ‘“‘The Arrow” which will 
be out Monday. 
The artroom will have open 
house all next week, so that stu- 
dents, teachers and visitors may 
get new ideas for the ~ holidays. 
BASKETBALL GAME TODAY 
Wever Junior High students are 
looking forward to the first bas- 
ketball game today, with Lincoin. 
sori cecaeais tan’ ba castes: ever 8 
» then of a victory at today’s game. LET THERE BE MUSIC—Without the familiar hearse for the school’s Christmas concert to be 
It’s because one and all are | carols and the great music of the masters, Christ- — given at 8 p. m. Wednesday. All classes will be 
happy over the decision te | mas would lose much of its flavor. At Avondale resented in the program, which fs open te the 
“share the Christmas joy” this | rich, Pat Sullivan and Pat Hiller (left to right, 
we tae eae ae 6) ee ee Lebel eS homeroom ‘parties Dec. 21. Each . . bs A, - . : z one 
rom wil ive « meet chid 3 Win Typing Certificates Swim.Swing Club Sock Hop Is Tonight plade of gifts tor each other the} Three West Bloomfield High) , 4 nop and co-ed swim ses-|so¢ks in local school colors. Music money for gifts will buy a fine|School students made the grade in) | in ne held trom 9 to 12 to-|Will be by Russ Garcia and his 
present for the needy youngster. typing tests and will be awarded) 4 0+ the YMCA building, spon-| “Cres*- oe 
Good things to eat and a decor|typing accomplishment  certifi- > ep Y Sete ent oe 
So “leates. ‘They are Kay Loveland mai y & | Swing Ras staan ae 4 
The students made the decision|is Zurbrick and Carole Lock-| choos will be checked during the|dancing. Membership. in tha lub themselves with the help of the/wood, With speeds ranging from 51) dance,. and decorations for the|now totals 275, and duds are §} per 
Student Council. talc haha be or affair will be! crepe paper year, 
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i bade gal nol been cocoversdCon on egally . Thursday for permitting excessive|T. Murphy. No trial date was set. og \. Parker OSEN so well, a slim, dark-haired girl f and told her they!   looking green fie knew four days in Honolulu. . 
me pelviad “At Wake Island I picked her) 
smoke to billow from the ship for! After their release, their frieght- by National Group; |“! return next week to the s0ft yore from the mayor,” Tellier 
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declare Duplessis order Urban use of water is estimated!13 minutes er Forest Dale, owned by the learth of her native 3 
ciear Jointly’ held property. Pro jat about 200 gallons a day per per-| Benjamin Linsky, chiet of the|Roech Stedmship Co. of Moatreal,| Has Odd Success Story eo | bate Jufige Harold Hunsberger now|son in the United States. city’s smoke abatement bureau,|sailed for a Canadian port. The long journey of Fuji Tellier. ’ smil   
  
  
     
    
     
           
        
         
          
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Report Turkish Boat 
~ Killed Greek in Raid ATHENS, Greece @—Press re- 
ports today said a Turkish patrol 
. boat machine-gunned a Greek fish- 
ing boat near the Greek-held Dode- 
canese Islands, killing one Greek 
crewman and severely wounding 
- another, 
coast Almeta. solved from financial liability,"'ings purporting to show that be willing to carry the case fur-|) ish aoe Tae edi Tab Branch alleges the church (Said Judge Hartrick. “I don't see!Branch, as a member of the con-|ther.” 
led, lands were bought by Rev. Mr. |. . —— Cae 
Greek-Turkish relations have| Harris with money donated oe st iad been strained for some months be- 
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  Judge Orders Accountingin Tangled Church Suit Rev. Mr. Harris and his attor-' that you have \much to argue/gregation, could be held Hable for) ‘ dared jastertag Wy Oatiend Ooue-lnay, Gila fi, Sdimene, agreed to about.” . ty Circuit Judge George B. Hart-jthe financial accounting, saying 
rick aimed at straightening out| they were ready to turn the prop- 
ary Baptist Church at Bagley andjever it is legally able to accept 
The action stemmed from alincurred by him while the church 
hearing in a suit brought by Albert| was being built. 
Branch, who claims to be a church 
trustee, against the Rev. T. Walter|is |debts against the church and 
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The judge entered an order | “You haven't shown that your stating that Rev.-Mr. Harris and |   jerty over to the congregation when- 
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  EIGHTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955   
, Although some areas have rice|pride and political a ree |British Historian Finds New ane   surpluses, some of the rice-eating/ vent their getting it, says the i 
peoples may go hungry because tional Geographic Society. 
  
   
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«George Washington ew light is thrown on one of the 
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London's public record office, this 
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wrt ip 1776 @ British   
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To an experienced gun, raised dio Waduhoaal parting axa es “disgusting.” 
very idea of taking a shot at a 
    tain se shameful a notion was jly feels a Certain sympathy with 
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} THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955   
NINETEEN   | | : 
‘Sex Offenders Face Quiz on DatesSam Benson Says: ; ‘ When known or suspected sex,actions looked vaguely suspicious. |gled and raped body of Barbara killed within hours of her abduc- deviates are arrested by Pontiac Pilea cape pear boy cagm to brag a ne ees tion. wn the e the week, | er blue snowsuit, descri in padi pp Daly spp car APO still there were no clues that thousands of newspaper articles = eect, merece. po rpesid “dat tions” ‘begins. jled anywhere. ioe circulars, was lying beside pected FA AE wore (checkas 
Phen section her, ane hope of solving several hen ea Dearie elie Bloom- | A pathologist who examined the ed wn te — sore oe notorious of recent) field Township dump lifted the body found traces of candy in Bar-| ay pelies. sex crimes, the prisoner is asked ale arly-new army |>ara’s stomach, and guessed the But after six exhaustive days of to place his whereabouts on sev- — a = ee and killer had lured her into his car investigation, police admitted they — days and nights during the blanket lying garbag with chocolate-coated peppermints.|had no clues except the army blan- past year. Tear oes ths cated eieae | lus sekdlinisl aes oe es ets ed tet ty aa et These are the dates that trage- pee omer, |. In desperation, police and clergy 
| broadcast appeals to the killer to 
turn himself in. Clergymen of- 
‘fered him asylum until police took 
‘over. ; 
Nothing worked. Now, after 
nearly eight months. new tips are 
istill received daily. They are all 
    
  her Kalamazoo home last May. 
Or Peter Gorham, 12-year.old teh 
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    eo ae eee | és per checked, no matter how ridiculous ationwide search.| @ ‘ii they 8 : The more recent Oct. 16 death of| = To hee Diners have been ne three youths in Chicago is not “aoe ‘results. neglected in the questioning. a ———— High on the list is the name of anon f . Barbara Gaca, the 7-year-old who “son R d H § k left’ her Warren Township home pers eds Nd € m0 Ing March 24 on the way to a paro- <a Kh h h R | a school. arrived ~ rusncnev Keveals never ved. wend . 
| CALCUTTA Ww — Nikita Khrush- 
chev stopped tating world politics 
long enough to tell dinner guests 
chere that Soviet rulers hate smok- 
ing. 
The Communist party chief said 
j\that cigarettes and pipes are more, 
or less taboo among members of 
| the Central Committee of the Com- 
|munist party . 
-| In the Soviet Union as a whole. 
ihe added, smoking is discouraged 
‘en medical grounds. 
| Khrushchev and Soviet Premier 
‘Bulganin returned yesterday from 
Burma to resume their tour of 
India. Some of her schoolmates later 
sald they had seen her on the 
way. They said they had seen 
her get into a blue car. A gas 
station attendant said a man in 
& green car had stopped at his 
station; the man had a little 
girl with him, and “she seemed 
frightened.” | 
An older schoolmate of Bar- 
bara's said she had seen Barbara 
struggling with a man. But these 
were leads laboriously uncovered 
by police days after Barbara didn't 
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    TWENTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 
‘ . . \Brid Cc L The Mormons, who read into its\ing them to the Holy Land, gave 
Humphrey Expounds Sinta HED Sheriffs Decide ‘on ease 
Economic Principles | Ces S bridge | Give a Gift Certificate (ST LOUIS (INS)—Treasury Sec-|*f By Lucrece Hudgins Beale Uniform Change: needed for the proposed Davison- ‘petary George M. Humphrey has , fr New, Lodge Expressway interchange in of 
declared that recent government pe: | 
policies will safeguard the nation SYNOPSIS: Béanle runs away 
from any economic recession. from home with his sister’s clay — 
' Speaking at the centennial din-| man called a Dumdiddy. He | 
= of the Mercantile Trust Com-| ™eets Santa im disguise. Santa 
in St. Louis Wednesday a the Deuaew oe 
t, Hum, explained: watch over na y, 
nig proacsppede oe have been) Beanie sees a redheaded hunch--’ 
reshaping government policy into, beck being chased by a man. 
the policies required for a strong Beanie trips the man and the 
| Michigan Lawmen OK Dees, polragerdinges psbont ie. 
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oR. H. BUSSEY } for Christmas KALAMAZOO (INS) — The Optometrist 
screeches of a parrot Wednesday Eyes Exami ned DR. HAROLD BUSSEY, e 
The Michigan Sheriffs A ia. awakened the Phillip Corkins fam-   
    LANSING u — When you see Parrot Saves Family . that chocolate-type uniform, you'll| 
know you've been arrested by a. 
Gees s officer.   and forward-looking nation and an hunchback escapes. 
  economy that will pump a continu- Chapter Five jtion, meeting in state convention BY oe ee ee Go ‘ oe OPTOMETRIST ous new flow of nourishment into THE ROBBER- iat Lansing, has agreed on it's own. burning Kalamazoo home. How-| Next te State Theater 
the day to day American evolution Gistvartioe | undionia! ‘ever, the parrot perished in the FE 4-521) . 
| smoke.   of self betterment.” The man shouted at Beanie for 
The secretary said the’ $3 to $4 tripping him and letting the red- 
billions tax cut suggested by some headed robber escape. Then he 
quarters in Washington was out of ,nority brushed off his trousers 
the question, but that some sort of 
tax reduction could be worked out. ; | The coat will be dark chocolate, | 
the pants a lighter shade of the. 
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ltype felt headgear. 
The sheriffs wanted a distinc- 
tive uniform and agreed on the | 
| color after much argument. Some | 
| wanted variations on the blue | 
| worn by State Police and most | 
| elty police. Others argued =| 
| thing but biue.” 
There were raenes of green 
uniforms and of red jackets. 
At one stage in the color argu- 
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d—-J et, was asked to stand om a chair   
  
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‘and limped away. | 
“Whew!” gasped the little Dum-) 
|diddy trom Beanie's pocket. ‘‘That! UM Schedules Speaker tice one!” | 
ANN ARBOR (® — Howard C.! Beanie strolled on down the) 
Hardy, assistant manager of phys-'street gazing at the sights. Bright} 
ics research at the Armour Re- Christmas lights glittered above; 
search Foundation and a nationally him. Giant red and white stock- 
known authority on noise abate-ings hung from the lamp posts. | 
ment, is scheduled to discuss 4 fat cardboard Santa stood at 
acoustics today at the University every corner. 
| of Michigan. He will speak on the a : Beanie stood admiring a par- 
| nei ieee models 10 scalarty flee Sante sitting in 0 “PLL FOLLOW THE ARROWS OF THE ROBBER” — The red. 4nd Show his Colors en ee == Sota Ss | cardboard sleigh. Suddenly he — headed robber had told Beanie how he would rob Santa's Workshop. Mounties.” one sheriff said me 
; felt tug at his arm. Turning, he = =The robber said he would go first and leave a trail for Beanie to the! red! tackes lwas some Pai 
| saw the redheaded hunehback. = foliow. The little Dumdifty in Beanie’s pocket thought he'd better do | On the final vote. with a lot of. 
He had glittering green eyes and. something So he jumped out of Beanie’s pocket and followed the rege in blue uniforms against, 
ty 44 crooked teeth and short red whisk- | arrows. the chocolate color won out. 
ers sticking from his chin. i 
“Thanks for saving me,” he ber's arm He shook his head. ‘‘Not| Meantime, the Dumdiddy in A Uniform Committee of the 
chuckled. jall,”” he said ‘Beanie’s pocket shook himselt.; ear dak sess ch ae 
     
    
          
  
  ”'16 suicy onances ASK FOR “I only did what you asked me, | “Well, this year you're going t0'.wen kitcheroo,” he muttered.| semen come of the mew, watt 
said Beanie. “It is true that you get all you want y rar d for Ou are a robber?” | Beanie's eyes popped wide open.| \"I better get busy and do “me, The color of the western-type hat ecze y 
“The best there ts," boasted the “How?” he gasped. i ‘sail aon rn . ight by sei hunchback. “And now you're a “Because,” sald the hunch. He climbed out of Beanie's | jority of t s like a lig’ 
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ishment. ou want, you're going to Santa's president of the association, said 
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val CH | GAN from that man. How'd you like go,” he said. He hoped the robber, censtruction appear to have been’ They agreed to a campaign to 
\that?” wouldn't feel him shaking. jmsed first by the Chinese and by ask the Legislature for a four-year 
FOR 6th YEAR | Beanie's heart fluttered wildly.; “‘No, we won't go together,’’ ithe prehistoric Hittite and Pelasgic. terri, for sheriffs instead of the 
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Wife Enjoys 
Living With 
Film Genius 
Despite His Fame, 
Goldwyn Picks Up 
Bath Towels 
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
NEW YORK (INS)—This column! 
is written expressly for persons | 
who are married to geniuses with | 
plenty of money.     If you are not in this category, | 
read with caution as you may be 
ill. Or at least cranky over dinner. 
“Yes, when I read all this bust- 
ness about what a wonder he 
is."" sald the wife of a genius 
from Hollywood, “I think, isn’t 
that nice? I take the papers to 
my husband and I say, ‘Look 
dear, you are a genius.’ 
“He just grunts about ft. But 
Tm awfully glad to know these | 
things, myself.”’ 
This is Frances Goldwyn speak- | 
ing, the wife of Samuel Goldwyn, 
the man with the ‘touch.’ She 
married him 30 years ago (be-| 
fore she learned what he was in. 
the papers), and she claims to 
have found him very normal 
since. 
QUITE HUMAN 
“For a ‘genius,’ he {s really 
quite human,” says Frances. “No 
matter how big his latest evr 
was, he generally responds to 
ple directions, like ‘Sam, cae wp 
that bath towel.’ 
And about the money the Gold. 
wyns have, to gamble with on their! _ 
independent pictures — Frances | 
doesn't object to that either. Many 
people insist that it’s a headache 
to have a lot of investments going. | 
but not Mrs. Goldwyn. 
“Why. it's actually fun,” 
Says, apparently sincerely. 
The Goldwyns are noted for 
investing millions of dollars of 
their own in movies, tn artistic 
gambles that sometimes pay off 
and sometimes do not. “Actually, 
Sam has had as many failures 
as successes,”’ she explains care- she 
fully. But fortunately, the fail- | 
ures do not flop as hard as the 
successes hit. 
“Tt seems to me that every pie 
ture is the biggest jump we've) 
taken vet into an icy pool.’ and 
Frances shivers ecstatically as she| 
Saves it 
‘But T wouldn't have {ft any 
other way. The gambling is what 
makes life so wonderful . . . you! 
never know if you're going to lose. 
a million dollars or make a mil- 
lion. 
“It's like an exciting, terrible 
roller coaster ride that you look 
back on and say, ‘Wasnt that 
fun!’ Then you go on in once more 
and it’s as exciting and terrible 
as ever’ 
COLUMN COURTSHIP 
Mrs. Goldwyn, a petite woman 
with cinmamon-colored cyris, was 
a budding Broadway actress when 
Goldwyn met her in 1925. He im- 
mediately planted a note in a col- 
umn which was headlined ‘‘Gold-. 
wyn to Wed Flapper.” 
This may have been the first 
evidence of ‘‘the Goldwyn touch,” 
which Frances described as well-| 
calculated, ‘magnificently executed 
si * 
] workeg then as it almost 
‘always does now, and less than | 
four weeks after they met, Gold. 
wye @id wed flapper. 
Since then, Genius and wife have 
lived in Hollywood—where Frances 
thinks the people ‘ 
well, 
they get. 
    ever, 
‘really behave | 
— * me attention | Mrs. Yungk also showed movies of 
\California } | ind 
ange ng TONE 
loliday Op eee   
  
    
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~ 4 Rota ry Anns 
Will Meet 
on Monday The annual Christmas open house to Theodore Wiersema (center) of West 
Troquois road, president of the Civitan 
Club, and Robert Tricker of Dick avenue, sponsored by the Pontiac Council ef Camp 
Fire, Girls nas held Thursday in the 
offices in the National Builging. Mary tice president of Civitans, The open 
Ellen Wyngarden (left), executive direce house continues this evening until 9 | To Hear Speaker 
tor of the Camp Fire Girls, showed o'clock. | From Society for | Crippled Children moties of day camp life at Camp Gulick 
| BIRMINGHAM — Mrs. William 
|DeGraft of Fairfax road wil} ,be 
| hostess at a luncheon Monday for Pontise Prees Photos 
  'the Rotary Anns. She will be 
assisted by Mrs. Paul Grant. Mrs. 
William Knight, Mrs. Elmer 
Hzack and Mrs. George Steel- 
man. , 
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkby of the 
Oakland County Society for 
Crippled Children will be guest 
speaker, and each guest will bring 
a Christmas gift for a special 
‘child at the center. 
. 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. 
Woodruff will be hosts af a 
| cocktail party at Bloomfield 
Hills__Country Club Saturday - 
afternoon. 
Assisting Mr. and Mrs Woodruff 
will be Mrs. Carl J. Whirl, Mr, 
and Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson, Mr, 
and Mrs. Walter O. Briggs Jr., 
‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. J. Cope-         
‘Bloomfield Hills. 
from Grosse Pointe land, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. 
5 ‘Schirmer, Mr. and Mrs. William 
| D. Downey and Mr. and Mrs. 
é Thomas LeMessurier, all of 
E 
  Assistants 
. ye “ - wil be Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Mrs. Ben Moshier of Keego Harbor, Therapy Department at Pontiag State Hos- Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 
social chairman of the day, served tea to pital, was interested in some of the handi- ‘Nauman and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 
Buhr. Mrs. Eleanore McCurry, a visitor, Mrs.’ 
McCurry, craft displayed by the Camp Fire Girls. 
who directs the Occupational _ ‘COUPLE ENTERTAINS 
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Purman Jr. 
entertained at a cocktail and sup- 
per party recently in their home 
on Larchlea drive 
» 
     
       
    Jayne Ann Bartholomew, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. 
Bartholomew of Cleveland Heights, 
Ohio was married Nov. 23 in San 
Rafael, Calif, to Philip A 
Orleans. The Bartholomews for- 
merly lived in Birmingham: 
Ps * 
The Village Players will, give 
their annual children's Christ- 
mas show tbe afternoon of Dec. 
_13_at the playhouse, with Mrs. 
, William L. Martin directing. 
| There will be several acts and 
gifts from Santa Claus. * 
The same evening the Village 
Players will present ‘Modern 
Minstrels.’ directed and arranged 
, by Wilham Kegel and Ward Toll- 
zein, with Elizabeth Hanna assist- 
| ing. ‘ 
| In the cast are Mrs. Richard C. 
'Oglesby, Mrs. Wallace R. Ivers, 
(Mrs. Pat Kelly Rininger, Mrs. 
William R. Candler, Mrs. Marcus 
| Arthur, Mrs. Richard Cloonan, 
Mrs. C. E. Asper and Mrs. Carl 
Reynolds. 
Masculine parts will be taken 
“*y Dr. Edwin W. Deer, D. 
| Pierson Smith, G. Thorndyke 
Dwelley, William Torrence, Law- 
ten E. Tabor, Bud Crichton, 
Walter F. Skinner, Alec Parnie 
Ray Braisted and Donald Gray, 
FEF. Booth, M. Vass, 
Gordon Jaynes and Clement A 
Penrose Jr. are in the band, and 
Richard F. Brown is in charge of 
ihghts. Mrs. John Parks jis head 
of the scenic committee and Rus- 
sell Richz ardson is stage eee   
  a 
. = , , . Bruce > S 
Oriel Endelman, executive secretary of 
the Michigan Children’s Aid Society, and 
John Mulder, a member of the board of 
directors of the Camp Fire Girls. Photographed while viewing some of 
the work of the Camp Fire Girls during 
their open house Thursday were (lejt to 
right) Mary Pauli, executive secretary of 
te Pontiac Visiting Nurse Association; # pil. 5 
    
*The Womens Section PAGES Phyllis Schreider (left), field direc- 
tor of the Camp Fire Girls, discusses 
| Christmas projects with Blue Bird leaders Wesbrook avenue and Mrs. Arthur Van | 
Gilder of Tennyson avenue. The open 
house is being held this evening until 9. Mrs. Walter C. Dempsey (center) of   
  ‘Tenor Presents Several Selections 
Zonta Members Gather for Yule Party 
luncheon Dec. 15 at 
Sheraton C CIES | 
* *   
| FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 19 5) 
ii   
Forty-three members and guests, 
of the Zonta Club of Pontiac heard 
\Vie Clark, tenor, sing sev eral| 
| Christmas numbers at the Christ-| ‘Christmas 
Hotel men at the Guided Missile Cen- 
ter on Auburn road Dec. 14, with 
President Mrs. Fotis Takis in, 
charge. © A Christmas Gnine was read mas held rsda , at oo Inn ™ y evening | An invitation was received from from Harry J. Merritt, poet 
"In the business meeting the club ‘he Detroit Zonta Club for a ere ccr ine crue | voted funds for the Pontiac Das = = Guests attending were Eliza. ! 
beth Hitz, Ruth Ruckstuke of | Nursery and the YWCA, and for a 
nursing scholarship at the Univer- Chur. Switzerland, Nelson Clark, Anne Bouise Swanson and Mary Mercy Students /sity of Michigan. 
| Plans were completed for serv. to Stag e Oper a Kelly. ser’ 
= ab — = = Table decorations consisted of 1s & buffet’ supper for service. - Over Weekend stati oe) Seer 
arranged in a Yuletide motif. 
Franklin Club 
Sponsors Sale 
of Yule Greens The Franklin Branch of the 
Col- Women's National Farm and Gar- 
the den Assn. is sponsoring the tradi- 
tional “Happy Holly-Day’ greens 
sale Saturday. 
* ‘Amahl and the Night Visitors." 
the Christmas opera by the mod 
erm composer Gian-Carlo Menotti. 
by Phi Epsilon Nu will be presented Saturday and 
New officers elected at the meet. Sunday by the Masque Guild of 
ing of Phi Epsilon Nu sorority will Detroit's Mercy College in the col 
lege’s McAuley Auditorium be installed at the Christmas ban- Anna Marie Baldwin of Augusta 
be 
quet planned for Dec. 13 at the avenue. and Mary Marcero of Starr 
Villa Inn ‘avenue, students at Mercy 
Mrs. Keith Traver of Brigg: < lege, will be members of 
road was hostess to the group ) chorus 
ithe recent planning session The opera will be directed by 
| Members voted to “‘adopt’ a Sister Mary Marguerite of Mer- 
family for Christmas, and cartons cy's Speech and Drama Depart- 
of candy were distributed to sell ment. Anthony Marlowe, former. Franklin Village Hall, opening at 
|to finance the Christmas project.’ ly the lead tenor at Convent 9 a.m. and continuing until 9 p.m. 
re Gardens in London, and now the theme of the sale is “do-It- 
| Mercy chorale director, will con- | yourself,” and featured are in- 
| duct. | door and outdoor decorations tor The ballet group will be under! the Christmas season. 
‘the direction of Osvald and Mirzda’ pocidonts in the village and its 
Tillak Lemanis. environs have been invited to at- 
| Saturday's performance will be| toad and view the various Yuletide ‘a 3 p.m. matinee. On Sunday, the} , pettaepancel willl bel givenlalls: 39 displays during the all-day session. Officers Selected 
* 
The sale will be held in the 
Blue Star Mothers 
‘Have Yule Dinner 
| Blue Star Mothers of America 
| Chapter Four held a Christmas 
ne at the YMCA Thursday! 
vening 
I° Mrs. Florence McCrae was 
ichairman of the dinner, Entertain. 
ment chairman was Mrs. Frank 
|Schmidt. 
| Christmas readings were given) 
iby Mrs. George Brown and Mrs.) 
Fritzi Stoddard, Community sing-| 
ing was led by Mrs. John Yungk. ‘There « 
today’s Women’s Section| | Mrs. Harty Barr, president of ~— 
° the club, announced that Mrs. Ken- - . 
ineth J. Wagoner will serve as 
\chairman and Mrs. George C., 
|Wilsher as cochairman. | 
| Mrs. Carlton Rasmussen is in, 
charge of purchasing and Mrs. 
bed four pages in |Oliver Garwood will handle indoor 
decorations, . ‘On Wednesday the opera will 
jtelecast by Mercy students over} 
WTBS, Channel 56, the new educa-| 
tional TV station in Detroit. ~   Pootias Prevs Phete 
Halt. Three of the members arranging a clever center. 
piece are (left to right) Emma J. Huetter of Wing Lake 
road and Muriel J. Futon “ Mrs. C. A. —— 
of Franklin. re greens sale The traditional “Happy Holly-Day” 
sponsored by the Franklin Branch of the Women’s Na- 
tional Farm and Garden Association will he held Sat- 
urday from 9 a.m: until 9 p.m. in the Franklin Village 
r | } 5 ry ' *   
 THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9   
. 1955   
  
    
    | Loe Mt cumen setearel ta tee church parlors of the Oakland 
Avenue United Presbyterian 
Church for the first meeting of the 
newly. formed. Women's Associa- 
highlight of the recent meeting. 
Those elected were Mrs. Eldon 
Fowley, president; Mrs. Donald 
Wilson, vice president of missions; Newly Organized Group 
Holds Election of Officers 
tion. Election of officers was the|rwicy” Mie’ Wilton tee” ue 
bach, Mrs. Park Wagg, Mrs. Rich- 
ared Kelley, Mrs. Osborne and 
Mrs. D. M. Home,” the story of a Japanese 
war veteran with a missionary 
challenge. 
Serving on the planning commit- 
. Wilson, Mrs. Alle- 
* * 
  The next quarterly meeting will New Citizens Feted 
at Graduation Party 
A graduation party was held for 
new citizens of Janice Antona's 
citizenship class. 
Mrs. William Todd, American-| ¢ 
ism chalrman of the DAR, spoke 
briefly at the Wednesday party. 
She presented each new citizen 
  i ‘ The reason some drivers don't with Flag codes and copies of the 
American bill of Rights. signal is because there obviously 
Mrs. Joseph Phillips, American- '* ®° signal for 
  ism chairman of the American Le-|'° do. 
gion Auxiliary, Chief Pontiac Post, 
  Yule Party Planned | 
by Double 12 Club 
Mrs, Elden Johnson of Hershey, 
street was hostess to the Double, 
12 Club. 
Plans were completed at the - 
cent meeting for the Dec. 20 
Christmas party and dinner to be 
held at Highland Manor. Members 
| will take gifts for exchange. 
Each member of the group has|       the 
what they want heen contributing canned goods at! 
‘each monthly meeting for a Christ-| 
}mas basket for a needy ‘family.|    
         
ouse Beautiful CHRISTMAS 
DECORATIONS 
Exclusively Handled By TWENTY-THREE 
  
  The Castle Gift Shop 
    The ‘dent of church service, Mrs. Don;|Pe beld the first Monday in March, | fave them Flags. Leaves Hospital The family will also be given holiday hair. Meakin lald Upton recording secretary. |The association is divided into five| Graduates honored at the party, Christmas gifts. 270 S. Tel ho - z he oil yy '!groups which will meet monthly in| Were Inga Hettich, Clara Wiltfang.' Darriene Monroe, daughter of Committee members for the ‘ elegrap FE 4-1850 SWIRLA WAVE Mre: Clyde Clark, corre sponding | the homes of members. {Leslie Johnson, Martha Johnson,,Mr and Mrs. Duane Monrve. of project are Mrs. Thomas Salis-| South ef Voorheis Road TEMPTR isecretary, and Mrs Ralph Os-| Following benediction, games) SYlvia Kazarian and Lydia and Forest street, bas returned home bury, Mrs. James Atkinson, Mrs. Open 7 7 Days 10 to 9 Ample Parking 
ESS bor ne, treasurer. were played and retreshrerts Alex Lewandowsky. Others hon-'frum St. Joséph Mercy Hospital Martin Hoskins, Mrs, Marilyn   
ored were Florence Housen, Rose|where she was a patient for a Jones, Mrs, Robert O'Lilla, 
Butler and ind Beppe Basirico. lweek and a half. ‘Mrs. Varce Murray. | Mrs. Gerald Schultz is assist- 
ant treasurer, Mrs. Theodore Al- 
lebach is literature secretary 
and Mrs. Richard Kelly is thank 
offering secretary. Mrs. Roy 
Koch is prayer group secretary, served. Mrs. Talmadge and Mrs. and 
Earl Shepherd assisted in the| 
serving. 
          Quiet elegance and vibrant 
romance conspire in a mood of 
euggestive allure in this 
temptress effect of swirling 
waves for holiday fashion.   
  
   cms Eee distinctive gifts he'll long treasure ... 
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eer Talmadge and Mra, Fred Froede.   
  88 Wayne Street | 
FE 4-1424 
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Especially Priced 
for Christmas! A.—Handsome cuff links and tie bars s for 
  
  | Unto Me” and Nancy Osborn! 
-\played several piano selections. 
“4|\GUESTS AT MEETING 
Among the guests present were 
Mrs. Tobias VanderWeele and Mrs. 
{William Tait of the Littlefield 
‘Boulevard United Presbyterian 
Church of Dearborn. Mrs. Tait 
spoke briefly of the Women’s As- 
sociation in the Dearborn church. smart day and evening wear... 
Left: Classic silver and black. 
Links, 2.50*—Tie Bar, 2.50*— 
Set, $5*   
  Mrs. Gunes ais sang “Come | i 
| 
  
Matched a 
Right: Modern gold and black. Links, °; rence Mrs, Edmond Watkins. Mrs. Eu 1 — ppc ol ah ed omens Aap ag-tad 3.50*—Tie Bar, 3.50*—Matched Set, $7* 
lyn Avenue United Presbyterian 
Church. 
The main feature of the eve 
| ping wae a film, “Kenji Comes 
Niblick Club to Aid 
Red Cross Project Elks Temple was the setting for | 
the Tuesday meeting of the Niblick Mirrors, complete 
with clips. Ready 
- to install— 
$1785 
A Wide Selection 
of Venetian B.—White broadcloth “Clyde,” a shirt 
of rich fine-combed cotton with’ 
From button or double French cuffs. 
14 to 171% collar; 32 to 36 sleeve, $5     by aura Whedle— 
  
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    : Club. 
Mirrors At the meeting the club voted to C.—Pure silk tie originals by Countess From $] 000 q give money to the American nal ~ wel asl eke ties | M 
Cross f ervicemen’s Christmas ASY-Croc is lovely ec. : Cress for servic ere ce ue seca as Mara, perfect. for the man who 
USE OUR Hostesses for the day were Mrs. |for the prettiest cover, above your prefers the individual in his 
LAYAWAY ‘Mrs. Dorothy Hollway, Mrs. Wilma| Crochet Pattern 743: Misses’ ; 
Eats and Mrs. Fred Sytz. 
————— BS meeting yarn or arceraca 
crochet and knitting cotton. 
Send 25 cents in coins for this “Plas 10% Federal Tax 
MEN'S WEAR—STREET. LEVEL A Smoll Deposit 
will Held til | $ Coming Events 
  
      ] Christmas | lon wil! sponsor Palte™n—add 5 cents for each pat- rr spo 
A ‘ah "supper atthe oe Perkine| tern for first-class mailing. Send 
St. Saturday beginning at 3 p.m ite 124 Pontiae Press Needlecraft 
Wwe DELIVER | A Christmas party for children in the 'Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea 
Print 
‘plainly pattern number, your name, 
address and zone. Primary Department of the First Pres- Station, New York 1, N.Y. @ byterian Church is scheduled for Satur- |day at 7 pm 
®| pontise Unit of the WCTU will hold, \a Christmas party at the home of bars | 
23 W. Lewrence Pleming, 144 Cott 
FE 5-6441 <= 
Amvets to Entertain   Ray age ! | at "9:30 pm. Members will cenasioats |food for patients in the TB Sanatorium | 
The Women's Auxiliary to the renrec ‘at Children’ S Party f 
Typograprical Union wili meet 
Federal Savings and Loan Suaing sat-| 
urday at 6:30 p.m. for dinner and the Children of members of the 
__ | Wright-Fournier Amvets Post 161 
jare invited to attend a Christmas 
\party Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. tn the 
‘Moose Hall. 
Clair Rasmussen, post president 
‘and Mrs. Robert Brown, auxiliary 
ipresident, are cochairmen of the 
jaffair. A business meeting at 5 
p.m. will precede the party 
Entertainment will be furnished 
by members of the local dance 
‘studio and Santa Claus wil! 
, » distribute gifts. Mem- 
j bers will contribute foodstuffs for 
'a Christmas basket for a needy 
| tamliy. 
The basket will be made up Dec. ‘ 
29 at the home of Carlyle Bragan ‘ 
under ithe direction of Orval Rus} Sleek, tailored calf handbag, finely 
detailed inside and out with outstanding. pv annual Cartstmas party. 
HOLIDAY SPECIALS!       
  
  MAPLE at BATES — BIRMINGHAM 
     
   
   
  he Gifts she would choose for herself... 
sell and James Cavalier. 
| Square Set Holds 
Criniee Dance 
Melvin Norberg, Jack Ralph 
Jack Price and Harry Anderson 
called for the Square Set Club 
‘Wednesday evening. Mr Pricelf - 
was master of ceremonies for the 
dance held at Wever School. j 
Decorations following the Christ-| 
mas theme were made by Ann: 
Bunce and Martha Reaves. The 
Roy Churches planned the refresh- | 
ments. | 
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joan were 
guests of the group. 814, 
Dancing was followed by the) “ 
singing of Christmas carols and | 
the exchange of gifts. The next 
dance will be held in January, 
To Show Ski Film 
Pontiac Ski Club will show ski 
movies and hold a style show Sat- workmanship. Black, brown or 
y, 12.95* 
B.—Hanes sheer no-seam nylon stockings 
to sheath her legs with a misty veil 
... and never a seam to straighten. 
South Pacific or Bali Rose. Sizes 
to 11. 1.50. Box of three pair, 4.35.   Here’s the china value of the season! Fine imported 
ehina with 22K gold band trim, yours at an excep- 
tional low price. This beautiful violet pattern china 
is available in open stock. 
Fine Im rted China     C.—Wool chenille knit costume dress 
with a sleeveless sheath and a rhinestone- 
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' 68-Pe. Service for 8 ............... $19.95 
-101-Pc. Service for 12 (6 Extra Cups) $19.95 
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EXCLUSIVE Yule Dinner, 
Initiation 
Mrs. Benjamin Sweeney served 
as general chairman for the Christ- | 
mas dinner and forma! initiation 
of new members of the Alpha! 
Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma) 
Alpha sorority. ; 
*     
* 
The affair was held Thursday 
evening at Devon Gables. Red 
felt Christmas stockings, used as 
placecards, carried out the Christ-| 
mas theme. | 
| 
Mrs. Alex Morris, chapter | 
president, read the vows for the | 
pledges in the candlelight cere- 
mony. Mrs. Frank A. dalosky 
dr., state president, and Dee 
Brim, state corresponding séc- 
retary, assisted and presented 
each new member with her so- 
rority pin. 
Those welcomed into the sorority 
were Mrs. Fred Mueller, Stephanie} 
Linabury, Mrs. Eugene Burdette, 
Mrs. James George, Mrs. Earl| 
Smith Jr., Mrs. Edgar Plympton 
and Mrs. Harry Woodman. 
Others receiving their sorority 
* a * 
\ping were Mrs. Harold Stiekley,- 
_Mrs. Winston Hopp, Mrs. Joseph 
/Ullom Jr., Mrs. Clem LaBarge and 
Mrs. Ralph O. Allen. 
Mrs. Edward Hummel, past _ 
      
  
  ment, THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955_ 
  December is membership month for 
the Fashionette Club, sponsored by the 
Pontiac Parks and Recreation Depart- 
Three members who are inviting   
  
  
( 
  Mrs. Edna Mertz of Monroe street, Mrs. | 
Robert Smith of Grandview avenue and |        ¥ 
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT 
. . . MERLE NORMAN 
Costume Jewelry ..........000005 velesloeea: $! and up 
Luggage .. . Evening Bags . . . Belts 
Compacts, Scarfs ........... 00ers $1.00 - $3.75 
Plastic Cosmetic Trays 
Jeweled Plastic Dispensers ...........266- $2.00 - $4.00 
Complexion Seto... . cc ccc cece e reece ne eees $12.35 
3 Steps to Beauty Set 2... ccs ccc ie eee cess $5.59 
Cologne Quartet 2.000... ee eee es ... $2.75 
Colognes, Perfumes, Stick Colognes. . $1 00 - $3.50 
Lipsticks . . . Nail Enamel . . . Bath Powder 
Bath Sets .. . Ceramics .. Christmas-Cards 
NORMAN TOILETRIES FOR MEN Tide olgisve c/s sisievelele 75¢ - $500 
a 
*, 
Distinctively Different 
Stocking Gifts, 50c up 
OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL @ P.M. 
UNTLL CHRISTMAS 
    Vrs. LeRoy Eastham of Ferry avenue, |) 
others to join the club are (left to right) Mrs. Mertz is secretary and Mrs. Smith is | 
corresponding secretary. 
  
president, received the jeweled | 
=| gavel of her office. Mrs. Morris Porker to Visit White House Baptist Women   made the presentation. : 
Secret pals were revealed at the V7 hi party and git exchanged by the, WW ASHINGton 45 members present. Mrs. Ralph 
Wilson, Mrs. Donald Moore and| WASHINGTON (INS)—Offictals 
Mrs. Robert Hasse distributed the will ‘“‘ham {it up” at the White 
gifts. House tonight when a 230 pound 
a prize-winning hog arrives for fu- 
Oriental Style Mood ture translation into hams, roasts, 
Some Persian lamb coats are|chops, bacon and sausage for 
shown with wide, low ‘half-belts,| President Eisenhower's dinner 
which are easy to remove when! table. 
this style goes out. Fur garments,| Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft 
slit about ten inches at the side Benson will accept the porcine gift 
seams from the hem up are a.on behalf of the President in a 
definite 1956 sign and in thé new) formal ceremony scheduled for 4 
oriental style mood. | p.m.   
  
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  f| week’s International Livestock Gets H ammy Hold Ingathering 
The purpose is to dramatize 
the current pork consumption 
campaign which has been given 
Benson's official blessing as a | Church. The annual ingathering and ~ 
Christmas party of the Women's|” 
Society to the Bethany Baptist!” 
Church was held Thursday at the & 
               
      means of finding markets for an 
extremely heavy supply. .   ; ‘ducted by Mrs. Forrest Brown, | 
On its part, the Agriculture De- president of the society. Following |partment is embarked on an 85 the meeting, Lydia Circle served 
million dollar program under) juncheon. 
which it will buy up to 170 million] . , et co Hr The afternoon program was pre- 
IF of pork and lard in an at-'sented by Mrs. Frank Marsh, pro- 
‘tempt to stabilize faltering hog gram chairman. Christmas carols 
prices.       
| picting all races joining together) 
Pas apes —* spectes ‘for an ingathering service. 
on the White House grounds, so 
far as anyone knows—won the 
| Junior championship at last Women of Moose 
Conduct Initiation 
| Exposition in Chicago. Mrs. Eugene Camp, Mrs. How.) 
| Members of the National Swine|ard McLain and Maureen Crafton 
Growers Council, an organization|Were initiated in to the Women of 
of hog farmers covering 20 states, the Moose Chapter 360. 
took up a subscription to buy the! Social Service Chapter Night was 
‘animal for presentation to Eisen-/held at the recent meeting. Mrs.   Clinton, Wis., 
raised the porker to market|Mrs. Fred Tiffany and the program! © 
weight. was concluded by a pageant de- 
i ei SL A cic: HAE iS Sa aaa The. morning meeting was con-| ® 
‘o: 
  
    |were sung by guest soloist Mrs.|— ‘ 
Also attending the ceremony will| Victor Lindquist. i@ 
be 19year-old Donald Hale of! A Christmas story, “The Little| who owned and Hunchback, Zia,” was presented by'| ‘ Easy to Serve 
and So-o-o Delicious 
That’s every take-out order from 
Ted’s. You'll really appreciate the 
convenience of our ready-to-eat 
orders during this busy season of 
the year. Everything packed in 
aluminum foil to keep piping 
hot till served. Your choice WP ¢,       
    
           
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  hower when it went up for auction. |Harold Finn played several accor- 
| The hog belongs in a category) dion selections for the program. 
|which Benson's department likes! The group recieved reports on the 
to call “meat type’’—that is, it)Christmas bazaar and the dance 
has been bred and fed to produce held by the chapter Dec. 3. - 
pork cuts with a minimum of fats| The Pontiac chapter will be hosts 
and a maximum of lean as today’s|at the midnight conference to be 
‘consumers prefer. held in Janurary at the Moose 
| The hog will be slaughtered in | 7°™Ple- 
Baltimore and the processed . 
pork items will be delivered back Missionary Group | to the White House. Has Yule Meeting 
        Portions will be used by the ; President, and Eisenhower has di-| Mrs. Park Wagg presided at the | 
|rected that the balance: be de- Pioneer Missionary Society meet-|   
    
Webexey Cheeses from Sallan, OUR 48th CHRISTMAS 
  
An Ideal Gift 
for Christmas 
We toast your happiness by bringing you the most beautiful 
matched diamond bridal pairs we could find anywhere! Each 
pair bs individually selected by ws to assure you of beamy 
ond quality thet will endure through the years...and priced 
for velue that will give the groom added cause to rejoice now! 
       
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    The Christmas service was led 
Once your Christmas 'by Mrs. Richard Kelly with Mrs. 
| cards are William Bradley at the piano. Mrs. Selected, the important thing 1s Kelly gave the devotions and a 
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‘Keep their envelopes free of tion period on the life of Christ. _smudgy fingerprints and inkstains.! A story of the celebration of 
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jlike to see each stamp neatly and Osborne. 
|firmly placed. But give your Mrs, Bradley and Mrs. Palmer 
|tongue a break, by using ice cubes Mullen were welcomed as new) 
or a wet sponge to dampen them.:members of the society. 
    
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  TWENTY-FIVE 
To ? Yule Marked — ‘Id ¢ i ——s = Personal News of Interestlrtirctetcw Build Own Ceramic Table) rors seaury SALON Maj. and Mrs. L. E. Watson; vacationed in Alabama en route ,gan State University at the Na- Homeroom mothers and the ex-!mosaic table, panel or wall plaque/4nd, using tile nippers, cut the)) . and daughters, Julie and Becky,| % St. Petersburg, Fla. tional Interfraternity Conference ©Cutive board of Longtellow School has two advr-rtages—it's high decor tile until it’s the proper size and); Announces held in St. Louis, Mo., this past TA held their Christmas party in |Shape you want. You can get both : Their OPEN HOUSE 
? THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955   
  
  
  | “Then,” says Ada, “put pleces |‘ Air Force. School of Nursing, which is pre-|Tolled pastry into inch-wide strips "00m chairman, and Mrs. Thomas high style mosaics for a living,| Of tlle into the mastic, leaving |; ? 
have returned honie after living . 27° the school gymnasium Wednesday fashion, and you can make it YOur-'coramie mosaic tile and nippers ; |_Margaret Johnson and Charlele | weekend. S "self. aa 
tt ith U.S. : : » | Mrs. Cliff Hickmott, fiome-. 1 i ; | $ Watson was stationed with the Glee Club of Henry-Ford Hospital| An evening snack: cut leftover fford mo me-of a large tile firm who designs ‘ Monday, Dec. le 2 to5 and 7 to 9 P. M. 
After a holiday visit with Mrs, |Senting its Christmas Concert Dec. and wrap around, pitted, cooked) Cauley, PTA president, directed’ suggests that the handyman go, "all spaces Yetween the tiles, | 
5 thres years in Tokyo, where Maj-/u-carther gre members of the - | Ada Korsakaite, artist -employe|“°™ & tile contractor. 
FREE GIFTS: A Free Gift With 
— * Every Appointment Made.   Watson's mother, Mrs. Earl E.(16 in the auditorium of the Educa-|Prunes stuffed with chopped al-|the Peiten and exchange of Christ-|about ‘doing-it-himself.” as you follow your patiers put 
    
        
  ‘ ing in colors as Sad tion Building. monds, Bake them in a hot oven! ™as lc t planned. och ribose bare hams c 0 f6 ‘until lightly browned and that's it.| Mrs. Lee Baker and Mrs. Joseph "Yeu cam we Reavy plywood | when you are all finmhed. grout} Refreshments leave for Baltimore, Md., where Gan Gee Bake «| Arms presided at the refreshment | . mee tp. Create a pat: li _srour is a cement that fills in|; § ? they will make their home. ail Mary r, student nurse | table decorated with a Christmas| T®—®r trace one with carbon |). spaces. To “grout,” you cover|? > Three Hiahiy T Ciyline de Serve ak , * 6+ ¢ at Grace Hospital School of Nurs- centerpiece. | paper ente the wood surface. Hf Se table top with eroutinic wipe’ 5 Three Highly Trained Stylists to Serve You . George N. Fizzard, son of Mr. jing, will spend the Christmas holi- Mothers from Dorthy Virtue’s, YOU'Ve designed your own, sketch lolk the excess and allow to dry ; ; @ MABLE WILSON © CAROLYN MEGARY 3 ; and Mrs. William Fizzard of Lowell|days with her parents, the Wilson room and Nancy Prevette’s room! !t 6@ with heavy pencil. i soars ® PATRICIA STINSON ; street, has been initiated into Phi|Barbers of Cherokee road. Served on the social committee.| “Use tile masti- as your adhe-' It’s a goc “é ee = “rer . s ) good idea to wait three Eta Sigma fraternity at Michigan mt bt hes ; They were Mrs. Arthur Mansfield,|sive. and be sure to keep the can days for the mastic to set before , § 3255 W. Huron FE 4-3149 College of Mining and Technology.| Mrs. Basil Brown of Mary Day Mrs. James Fettinger, Mrs, Jamesjcovered, as it dries very quickly. /grouting. After grout sets, allow) { He is majoring in civil engineering. |avenue entertained at the Statler 
y Ye Terrace. Room recently in honor | Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Carmer of |of her mother, Mrs Charles Daw- Avondale avenue, Syivan Lake, | son, thompson, Mrs. Raymond Boone, With a putty knife spread a thin'to stand. covered) with wel cioth,|( we Mrs. Arms and Mrs. Baker. layer of mastic over four square for another 24 hours > 
Youll Find A More Beautiful Gift 
For Every Name on Your List | ~ 
At WIGGS — (hy 
      
  
  
  
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Mrs. Engle Groenberg will 
leave Friday to join her hus- 
band whe is stationed with the 
the U. 5. Army at Ft. Benning, 
and will fly home Sunday. Mrs. 
Groenberg was honored at an 
* * 
Ernest J. Kitson of Parkhurst 
street was a delegate from Michi- 
Sorority Installs 
New Members 
Beta Alpha Chapter of Sigma 
Beta sorority gathered at the         
   
       Francis avenue home of Joyce Set-| im % SYROCO 
Inn iw mendes | . DIAMOND Installed in @ candlelight cere- 4730 
- SUNBURST 
CLOCK 
$ 50 plus 10% tax f T Phyllis Ginell, Elizabeth Kessel- 
, ring and Carol Ann Maison. Others 
SERVED EVERY DAY | were Mrs. Paul Wetzel, Marguerite meneen oF Windiate and Carol Ann Bolton. <n 
aod . Each new member was present-| Sew-easiest skirt flatters your DUNCAN HINES Sigeet civg |€d with her pin and a yellow rose,|figure—teams up with all your DovERs CL” the sorority flower, separates' It’s a smart & gore Installation ceremonies were pre-| Classic with just the right amount 
ceded by a dinner held at the|of flare to look completely new—| 
Villa Inn in Lake Orion, 4to mold your hips to a slim, sleek 
Mrs. Ron Weaver will be hostess line. Perfect for a casual rayon, 
for the Christmas party Dec. 14. wool, or elegant velveteen. 
gee, Pattern 4730: Misses’ waist sizes 
24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32 inches. Size 
™ takes 2 yards 54-inch. 
| SMORGASBORD [onre’ Danicis, Mrs Stan Fisher, BUFFE 
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  What a gift and what a decoration 
* for your wall. . . dramatic... 
inspiring . . . it's tremendous in 
its decorative appeal .. . has an 
8 day front wind movement, too 
P 33 inches tall . . . can be 
hung sideways, too , . . limited - 
Quantity. 
MATCHING WALL SCONCES 
$795 Pair 
Diamond shape wall sconces to match the clock 
only $7.95 pair . . . can be sold separately, too 
e « « See them and many other kinds, too. 
YOU'LL FIND 20 OTHER CLOCKS TO CHOOSE FROM AT WIGGS   
This pattern easy to use, simple 
to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- 
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family will enjoy , . . Convenient terms can be arranged. Credit-shop 
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     IN LONG LINE STYLE 
  table bow! and cream and sugar. 16 pace srt set low a $19, é ‘ 
>» » Sati ««. it’s, real Another Playtex first eee os new car : CHOICE OF 3 PA T T ERNS ihegviticess Chales of designe. ly 
. line bra with all-elastic 
riff to minimize your middle. Sizes ; 
32 to 40, B and C cups. Try it on. oF 
In 32 to 42, D cup seeaneanornerers ODS | OPEN TILL 9 P.M. EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS ! 
= i PUZZLED? Convenient Terms ! , A Trip Thru Wiggs 
Pay only 15% down... up to.2 years to pay - Will Solve All. Your 
      FEDERAL cep . the balance . . . or 90 days is the same as Gift Problems i. ML. dept.  gugelaee | 24 W. HURON ST. | , ‘ iP & x | ¢ f al ng F sith ly ie Ne aes sare : i. ie ee a 4 ; ‘ ; ’ : : ? neler he aoa naa ; ae siaaialaty a * i ? : \ 4 we j é ' : cA * ; ; P ae t : cc BA a , ( 4 | yond [ re a ° ey 7) ~~ \ . Mary ? 
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famous Wadsworth watches by Elgin. Exciting 
new styles in yellow or white with matching 
bracelet. 17 jewels. Guaranteed Dura Nationally 
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YOU PAY Q50 ONLY $2 
17 jewels, fully guaranteed 
waterproof®, winds sutomat- 
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CHOOSE FROM THE FINEST SELECTION \ OF NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES 
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SCHICK ELECTRIC SHAVER 
‘ore ~=—S Here's the gift that he wants —and-fust look 
how much you can save right now. Brand new 
—with the famous Schick cutting head that 
will give him tops in shaving pleasure. 
NO MONEY DOWN — $1 A WEEK 
Bigin 17 jewels 
2 _. $33.75 
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You've never seen a watch of such fine quality 4 : at this fantastic low price before. Smartiy R = > eres styled with’ unusually dependable movement to keep accurate time. - 
HURRY — WHILE THEY LAST!     17 Jewels 
Ween”... $71.50 eee OCR eee es 
| _ LIFETIME Stainiess Tableware 
In Beautiful Modern aes 
Scandinevien Design POLAROID 
$B 88 % CAM owe you the fin- 
Compare with $12.95 Quality shed picture in one 
Tableware that looks far m inute. $69.75 > 
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  SUNBEAM MIXER 
Saves hours of woe 1 
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and Every 
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24 N. Saginaw SI. Pontiac State Bank Bldg.   MYS 
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“Soc Week = 9 SS A terrific watch buy for the man you want to 
please. Ideal for dress or sports wear. Water- 
f, kproof, anti-magnetic. With hand- 
2 DIAMOND BIRTHSTONE 
Regular 39% 
$16.95 
Whether she’s 16 or 60, here's a gift that will 
thrill her, Choose her birthstone enhanced with 
2 brilliant diamonds in dainty gold mounting. 
Big savings, too, . 
NO MONEY DOWN — SOc A WEEK. 
(847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate 
Regular Open Stock $ 29% 
Price $37.40 
A gift to please every housewife at great Christ- 
mas savings. Now modern Flair pattern in a 
20-piece service for 4. Additional] places always 
available in open stock. 
NO MONEY DOWN — $1'A WEEK 
EMINCTON 
TRAVEL-RITER he amaring 
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$16.95 6 a Week 
Renee eee couse iat aatatn! re’ $74.50 $1.25 a Week 
SUNBEAM 
PRYING PAN 
New electric pan for 
perfect frying results 
$19.95 Se a Week For ron in one. 
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FASHIONABLE NEW 
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You'll see her eyes sparkle when she unwrabs one of these ring gifts. Our selection is tremendous—gold and silver 
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for Thomas Economy Furniture: Store   
  Christmas excitement everywhere at 
Thomas Economy . . . every department 
brimming over with wonderful gifts. And 
best of all, every item considerably priced 
low to help your Christmas-shopping bud- 
       
     
       
    
        
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Fabulous New Gray 
Bedroom      _ SPARKLING. DINETTE 
reroll ee shQ* 
‘tae with 10" leaf chairs. 
CHRISTMAS SALE PRICED! 
                   
   
                   
          
           
      
     Christmas Sale Priced! Delightful pale- ~ 
gray finished mahogany lends a look of 
quiet sophistication to your bedroom. 
Three-piece suite with double dresser, 
chest and bookcase headboard bed.   
  
  
      WESCO ROASTER-OVEN DROP-LEAF Aion FRAMED D PICTURES coos some The gift that = oe hoor peooorounle —_ Ghadow box Modera, and energy tradition natural foun eee are oe on the oat eycele, te cook an fon sv meal 80" table outth t ore pens fect background for the 549 portable & clock radios $14 for 10 persons stals. Opens to .; godt ae sub ie . s. . all slated for wend gias in oe Ment with leaves. Geats 6 peo- Famous reproduct gift giving! Priced from trolled ple comfortably. 
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    COLORFUL HASSOCKS 5-PC, BRIDGE SETS MAGAZINE BASKETS Rounds and squates. Samsonite vin” oat n- Attractive magaeine sy id Bae $375 ei $9575 baske mahogany ‘Rateh eel 
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| Free Gis for Yolo ied mans ot wate cae ees Child Makes Successtul US. Aty bendvuarters” an,(tse, by Jan. 15 are affected, eit, but Debut as Card Designer Prisoners whose 
nounced today a program 2 eee ee eee oe NEW YORK (INS)—One suc-; “She's Christmas greeting 
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‘ just careful not to tell ber @ tree   SERVING ALL DAY 
SATURDAY — 
11 A.M. to 7:45 P.M. 
  
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| NEED A NEW ONE? —Ki had studied art at the Art Stu-jobservations of their own 
tchen | cents League. greeting card industry, Sifts show thought and understand- A dow ticularly their own field 
ing. ‘red e : Little Carol, tw old t; more sophisticated ‘ enceting er makes Mother's job easier and ¥ . two years Lg ry lrelieves her of extrs pots and pans|th# time, was a help right from] “I don't think . 
to clean. Roasts, bakes, broils and|the beginning. She could ‘aiways|will ever again get eway 
shuts off automatically, bring cans of paint from one part|informal ‘style popular . 
Postal Money Order 
ls 36 Years Too Late pdt lad =   
the time. “But one thing about dio 
, |BECAME BEST SELLER cards—the trend today is tu..ard 
The first of Carol-designed cards| ® better type of card, « friendly 
came about when she was in-nurs-| C@td interpreted in modern tash- 
  
      : ; . . jon, as opposed to You will like its delicious _ WASHINGTON W—It has taken|°TY *Chool. ing hate Aaa —- Bal D-Matic u the BEST ee weeae . . ‘the postman 36 years to deliver a} “She made a design and | thoughts or rude thoughts.’ * automatic Bier roo all uncond tempting mouth watering $7.67 postal money order to Rep.| brought it home with great tionally tor 10 years against me . Robert W. Kean (R-NJ). | pride,” her mother said. “Her | One trend that is very marked] chanical failure. goodness—makes it a feast |The post office went into belated| teacher had praised and so did |!" = Fong as field, they Get the water softener she phos solve all yous vee 
action today. It notified Kean to} we. Mt Jest looked Re A eee sewer words Casse $6 calboun peel pre age liga t gechacr ee bape ao in itself. than rain. 
See ws todey exd leern how the 8-5 Boll-O-Matie 
seys for itseltt 
CRUMP ELECTRIC red, violets are blue, sugar is Aubu . ; urn Ave., Auburn Heights, Mich. FE 4-3575 planation fromm the Post Otte De_feel that she has to work to havelsweet and eo are you?” tod a : 
moment te veers coming up with eas PSST IIIS SII I SSS ADS ISIS SS ISS I SETI | Fossils have been one of the; She's becoming very conscious | 
|most important factors in determ-| of her cards now," Fred Stance & 
ining the relative ages of the) added, “and I don’t think that’s |(@ 
learth’s rocks, something I want.” “come and get the money order, as . used, lettering is ofte 
dated June 6, 1919. Kean at that! and it was—it turned out to or even script, and those — 
jtime was an Army lieutenant just!pe a best-seller. used are usually inf at 
TRY IT jot of the trenches in France. Little Carol has been designing! most like s 4 =aual end 
The order was issued at Trier, ever since. * « e@ 
BRING THE FAMILY!   
  A large selection of crispy 
salads and delicious des- 
serts to choose from! 
HOMADE cop stop 
144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET     Frante, and signed by Lt. R. J. 
‘Toptoon, otherwise umidentified Ai, Girl Scout meetings and Lynn concluded: “Can you im- ithe temporary absence of the con- 
gressman. 
    
                    
  
    
    
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SPINET LAMPS 
    
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ALL METAL 
MUSIC 
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BAND INSTRUMENTS 
Calbi Music Co. is the exclusive dealer 
for the Conn Director, Conn, Selmer, 
Band Instruments and the Bundy Flutes 
and Woodwinds. What could be a more 
exciting Christmas gift than one of 
these motete band instruments? 
rit 9°] sige   
Bulck’s 1956 power-packed CENTURY 
herdtope—the 2-door Riviera, Model 662 
(et top), and the 4-door Riviera, Model 63.     
   
be) 
Dynaflow give you stepped-up gas mileage 
      
    yet built. 
"Take the '56 Buick Cxntuny pictured here. 
- It's almost a loaf for this beauty to crise a 
superhighway at a legal 50 mph. At that 
point it's using less than 10% of its pedal- 
to-the-floor power. 
ne pI I fet ; S6B lok- 
wah FRIGIDAIRE CONDITONENG . ee - yot- big $22-cubic-inch V8 engine. You and your 
engine can take it easy 90 much of the time. 
you take it easy, and still lead the parade. 
You know you can call out the reserves with 
a touch of your toe. 
And you find you silk through a whole day's 
driving with the flowing ease of today’s ew 
Variable Pitch Dynaflow.* 
For not only does this advanced new 
  
  
“210 Orchard Loke ‘Avenue 
  Pontioc, Michigan OLIVER MOTOR R SALES, INC. and brilliant new getaway response at only 
part throttle. Not only does it permit you to 
switch the pitch for full-power safety-surge 
the best performance yet — and for a first- 
hand look at what — Goes with the best 
Buick yet. 
*New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow ts the only 
Dynaflow Buick builds today. It te standard on 
Roadmaster, Super and Century — optional at 
modest extra cost on the Special. 
SEE JACKIE GLEASON ON TV — Every Serurdey Evening 
  
— FE 29101 
  All Wood 
  [errcticaly 8 no effort at all fora sprinter = yh no qualms about the response at _ take-off. UKES GUITARS _ your command. Your power plant has no 1+ also gives you absolute smoothness in cepti - It’s a breeze for a weight-lifter to pick up _ need to breathe hard—so it saves gas, stays acceleration and deceleration like you get With Patented Pegs nega nish, hand a child. young, lasts longer. in no other car in the world. $ 95 Saree frets. And so it is with the 1956 Buicks in cruising , : i thi 3 1 : a srothesnightioe sinaae So when you take the wheel of a’56 Buick, Drop in on us this week for a sampling of | u Only 
BARITONE 
119 North. Saginaw. 
  
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CALBE MUSIC 60. Pontiac’s Locally Owned Home of Conn, Conn Director, Pc 
_ ments—Bundy Flutes, Baldwin Pianos and Orgons            
       
   
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“Tipe. KROEHLER\,     
   
     OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL CHRISTMAS , ; tS OUTFIT 
; ) ~ —FRIEZE—ALL COLORS ae       
     
   
       
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  WROUGHT IRON TV CHAIR.   
| Wrought iron, choice of 95 
_ @olors in durable long wear- 
ne patie STEEL BUNK BEDS: 
        
  KROEHLER | w RANTS A QUINN AROS 
EXPANDAWAY DESK | HIDE-A-WAY BED y a ...NO PAYMENTS 
A setae aes Sofa by Day, Bed by $ 
| ‘THAT $ Night. Choice of col- 
Sectional alge at a finest. ors in fine decorator 
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MODERN zw... BEDROOM SUITE 
     
      SET OF F TABLES Innerspring Mattress. SWIVEL CHAIRS 
Fits ane S 95 : 
into any decor 
- choice of colors 
and fabrics. 
     
           
                     
      —-- 3Pe. SUITE S$ ) 
- Modern double dresser, mirror, and bookcase bed 
featuring dust proofed drawers and double doweled 
- construction. Matching chest available at oe . 
extra charge. : A $229 Value 
         
   Kroehler Swivel Chair CEDAR CHEST Swank modern = stylel 
Pertect for TV! Ideal gift buy! Has tray! 
Choice of fabrics — A Good = colors avail- $ 3 Vori han TABLE LAMPS Limed Oak Tables 
A pel of fine | te : 7% Genuine Plastic Table Tops! 
z ai 12 = room of the house. 
: pore had step 
        
    
             
      
  DELUXE 5-Pc. CHROME DINETTE. : | | ; dining in festive modern gl ( a s A er ire oat he Bes. 48 4 iy | = Peet            tie tablet top and matching, ern abs: padded WL Seats ond backs. , Bb 
Tas ake, FIT YOUR FON DEST DREAMS - _ON LIBERAL T reansT————— 
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(StS E Ss S| dr Disneys True Life Adventures | Blaze Ravages | 
Admiralty Sites     
  
  
  
  mitted to the Union in 1876, justlence Pr 
000 mn CLAM CRACKER,   
        
     
                       
        
    : rm Li now on display... THe PROBLEM: ONE HUNGRY 300-Year-Old Buildings 
WAM tre | Comm ms 7 ~~ SEA GULL in London's Whitehall} Lo . — , | World Rights Reserved A ,, WITH ONE Severely Damaged Hours: Baily 9 to $. Wed. € Sat, ¥ to 1. Evenings by A Appt. 
! PP TIGHTLY a2. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS i ~1 LONDON (INS) — A 300-year-|] 4114 Seuth Saginaw St. Above Oakland Theater 
CLOSEV old section of the British Admi- Phone FE 8-0456      
CLAM. ralty buildings in London's White- 
hall was damaged severely by fire| 
yesterday. . 
      
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The cause of the blaze. was not 
known, and security officers 
launched an investigation. 
The top civilian and uniformed 
‘men of the Navy joined a crowd 
of several hundred who watched 
firemen. fight the blaze for twe 
hours, 
Earl Mountbatten of Burma, the 
first sea lord, and J. P. L. Thomas 
were routed out of their beds and 
[stayed on the scene until the fire 
was put under control. 
Mountbatten’s wife also was 
present. 
The old section of the block 
of Admiralty buildings was under | 
repair and had been stripped of ; 
all equipment. Soft 
No injuries were reported im-| Scotch Plaid Lining 
mediately and it was believed no, 
valuable records were damaged. Go Kise Co | About 30 rooms on the upper) foe 
|floors and the roof were damaged. | bl / |The, old building ts known as Nel- S ne Yr S 
tson’ s wing, in honor of the great! Sa ] 
{British naval hero Lord Nelson. 
  (end all through the yeor 
The delightful way fo make a sKipper happy or to 'e- 
pay him for last summer's fun is to give him something 
for his boat . try it just once and see. Gifts: Binoculars 
—Baromete-s—Ivalites — Compasses—all types boating, 
fishing and skiing equipment—Unusual nautical jewelry 
INLAND LAKES SALES 9127 W. Huren Your CENTURY Dealer FE 4.7121 ; 
bh lah arched hewdearteathenthenthes 
FOR THE BEST IN SUBURBAN LIVING 
‘| 2 and 3 BEDROOM 
CLAM HIGH IN THE 7 aN | AIR AND DROPS IT ~~= $ 7 5 O DOWN [| ON THE ROCKS BELOW... > . - With ie 3 
EASY ety oe 
; FHA i Le 
TERMS were, ad “a ae _ 
Total Price Only $7,400 Plus Mortgage Costs wv 
| | montury $ PLUS TAXES AND J aot A 
PAYMENTS 3697 INSURANCE [iZTIRS ZS 
A Few Houses Available for Immediate Possession | 
Conventional construction throughout. Picture’ Windows, FIIPLLLLALLL AL  ageah ee Ps —— Ne   
  
        
     Tue SOLUTION: a SEA GULL TAKES -- 
              Rolling small articles, such as) 
doilies, dresser scarves and table; 
mats, on cardboard tubes prevents]. Open Every Night to 9 P.M. Until Christmes 
creases and saves storage space.               
  
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State College Presidents {head the group with the Very Rev Scandinavian Displays \Celestin J. Steiner, University of 
  leedo her (his hristmas choice of 2 Floor Plans, Kitchen Sink and Cabinet arrange- Form New Association [Detroit president: William Spoel. ANN ARBOR «® —~ Christmas) ment. Low monthly payments to fit amy budgets. New Ele- NN ARBOR Mich i p : . i drawings and paintings by Norwe-, 
mentary School next to subdivision. AN! (® — Michigan's hof, Calvin College president, and gian and Finnish children ig on, 
5 ne hy at 85. ge 
college presidents, meeting in a fugene Elliott, Michigan State display at the University of Mich- 
, Open Daily & Sunday 11 to 8 P. M. conference on higher education. Normal College president, - ‘igan. The 23 Sictures describe 
; have announced they will band to ~ a sleighing, skiing. farm scenes, | 
Located on the Corner of Walson Blvd. and Wainut gether in a Michigan College Pres- There is evidence that the Chi- church — professions and family, 
Just East of Opdyke Road idents’ Assn. to coordinate the ac- nese used paper as early as the VWs 
‘tivities of their four-year colleges second century B.C. but it did not 7 
WAGNER HOMES, ixC. Phone ‘and universities. become available to the rest of The Panama Canal runs north| 
‘ se FE 5-550! Paul V. Sangren, president of the world through the Arabs until and south instead of east and west 
j J Western Michigan College, will the eighth century. as is often popularly supposed, ————— = = vere. v     
    
    
      
    
_ |Retail Merchants Association 
Announces 
NIGHTS TO SHOP 
FOR CHRISTMAS   
  
  
    
  eee by MAX Factor 
brilliant new fragrance... 
beautifully gift-packaged! 
Scintillating idea: give her 
| the fragrance that 
kindles the night with excitement 
... surrounds her with an air 
of enchantment! This flash 
of brilliance in fragrance is 
Max Factor’s new Electrique, 
strikingly gift-boxed for 
Christmas in 
shining blue foil. Pontiac Stores 
are open tonight: and 
will remain open 
    | every weekday night 
ul 9! 
Stores will close 5:30 
Christmas Eve! 
  After/The Bath and Bubble Bath with 
the same clinging fragrance, 2.50. 
  
   
               
    Lightning strikes 
twice... in this 
new “Flash of 
Brilliance” pack- 
age! Parfum co- 
logne and dusting 
powder shaker, 
both in one slén- 
der cylinder, 1.50.   he re cites Sagi gg: 320 
  | Parfum cologne and cloud-soft dust 
ing powder, 4.00. Also at 2.25, 
  i‘ Pontiac Retail Merchants 
_ Association eS 
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce _ |... ssasaw AB jlo glen tow 
  
DRUG STORES   
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#2. WEST HURON #3. 4985 DIXIE 
Z a . STREET | | / AT TELEGRAPH \ _ HIGHWAY ' ‘2% : ee ree } Near Sears — ye "Near National Feed 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1955 THIRTY-ONE_ .- given stuffed animals with button) THE BERRYS — * By ‘Carl Grubert - ) : : 
Sportsmen's Special! 
SPUDS LIMITED TIME ONLY! \ \ 
  
     Parents Cautioned 
fo Give Safe Toys   
      
      
    Peninsula 
2 i will meet at Marquette Dec. 14 
A child under 3 shouldn’t be/to consider formal incorporation.       
    
        VALUE DETROIT @ — Jutia Dubuque, |¢) 395 000 to relatives when he died The six driver-training classes,unusual traffic patterns, such. as | selt-styled confidante, companion at Pontiac Senior High School|those at Lafayette St. and Oak- 
  in March 1953 at the age of 79. 
  gift of HEARING ! 
  and social hostess to the late for- 
mer Gov. Alex J. Groesbeck, has) 
been denied a $121,200 claim!   ‘Seek Okay of Reduced toured the city yesterday by bus’ 
to become familiar with local 
driving problems, according to In- land Ave. and at S. Saginaw St. 
and Orchard Lake Ave. 
“We stressed the necessity for 
  Court Denies Claim neenen oe Dri ver Training Classes REGULAR § 2D 
4 oo ito Groesbeck Estate _Groebeck was 8 any ie Learning by Riding in Bus a $3.25 
i Ous an estate va at more t 
  
LADIES—you can shop by phone at Slaybangh's 
__& OPEN SUNDAYS ‘TIL 1 P.M, &_ 
Slaybaugh’s SPORTS SHOP .- 
630 Oakland Ave. Phone FE 8-0453 |     against his estate. Fare on Europe Flight 
In addition, Probate Judge James| WASHINGTON (INS) — North! 
H. Sexton overruled a recommen- H ° 
dation of a court-appointed referee. Staying in the proper lane and 
structor Arthur Tyrrell, eae before changing lanes,”’ 
The idea was tried for the first/Tyrrell explained, “Blinker lights 
American Airlines yesterday ap-'time since the program began|Were pointed out and demonstra- 
. iplied to the Civil Aeronautics Board ov given of how to pass through) 
that Miss Dubuge be given $60,- jfor permission to inaugurate, oon years So, Tyrrell explained. | 
868 from the Groesbeck estate. | April 1, 1956, New York-to-Europe The 194 driver-training students | 
Judge Sexton ruled there = lair coach flights at fares as low as! piled into the bus at intervals 
insufficient proof of Miss Du- $125. | throughout the day te be shown 
buque’s claim that she was en- | North American management | _ how the vehicle was maneuvered 
titted to share tn the estate under |told the CAB that it is prepared to| MTousé various traffic situations © a promise she said groesbeck begin transatlantic flights at fares by Tyrrell and Instructor John 
made to pay her $508 a month (43 per cent Jower than the lowest, BCnastic. 
Mrs. Mary Parks, a cousin of existing air coach fares ' The pupils were shown how to 
the Royal Oak dress shop owner,| The program calls for the use of Pass through an ordinary inter- 
told the probate referee that Gores-|10-passenger DC6B aircraft Section and also how to cope with 
|beck had asked her to spy on which would make the New York 
[iss Dubuque to determine whe-'to Paris trip in 13 hours.   
        
“Time limitations don't allow 
taking each student on an indi- 
| vidual tour, but we feel the stu- 
| dents gained considerable safe- 
driving knowledge from the 
|‘ Sroup program.” 
The classes start each semester 
with three weeks of classroom in- 
‘struction pointipg up the physical! 
noeeauae for driving and traf- 
c regulations plus some work on| 
“" Machine Increases - gneiss Sia ct =e ete 
Consumption of Milk       
      
           
     
  | groups of four students who are 
itaken out for ‘read instruction i 
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R. E. Mason Supply Co. tles a month, Arvay said, a figure; Charge in the county jail is Pvt. 
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           “THIRTY-TWO ‘ "HE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. eS, i 
1955 so 
  
rday   Goodfellow Sale in Five County Areas Satu 
Old Newsboys 
Take Stations W. Bloomfield, Oxford, 
Ortonville, Gingellville 
ond Lake Orion Sell ye 
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      WEsT BLOOMFIELD -— Annual 
Goodfellow Paper Sale will be, 
sponsored by the \West Bloomfield 
Township Fire Department to! 
morrow 
Participating organizations will 
he West Bloomfield Township Fire 
Departments and 3, Keego 
Harbor Police Department, Sylvan 
Lake Police Dep! Orchard Lake 
Bloom field 
Kiwanis 
(ommerce, 
and the West 
Dent Police Dept 
Township Police 
Club, Chamber 
Union Lake Fire 
VEW 
Goal this year will be $1,500 , 
says Chief Ben J. Moshier, head | 
of the welfare committee. The | 
department plans to use 
money for Christmas baskets for | 
needy families in the township. 
Representatives of the Welfare, 
Committee are George Tucker, 
Station 1; Fred Rachawitz, Station) ~ 
2; Bernard Bays, Station 3; and’ 
Irwin Maynard of Union Lake Fire 
Dept. 
SALES STATIONS 
Papers will be sold all day at 
the following corners: Cass Lake: — 
Rd. and Orchard Lake Rd.: Or- of 
Dept 
‘REQUEST GRANTED’ — Alan Glasco. three-year-old son of Mr. 
' and Mrs. Fred Glasco, Wichita, Kan. is happy. surrounded in his 
hospital bed by toy cows. After a serious operation the boy wanted and sizes — Alan's on the road to recovery now. 
  This Year’s Rate $69.12   
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—To- 
‘|morrow is the tax bill mailing 
date for some 33,000 property own- 
ers of Waterford Township. Their 
tax rate this year will be $69.12 
per $1,000 assessed valuation, an 
increase of almost $4.00 over last 
‘year’s figure. 
Hg 3 *¢ 
However, the $69.12 is quite a 
bit less- than the estimate of $76 
jmade last spring. At that time 
| Supervisor Lloyd Anderson took 
the township's cause before the 
|State Equalization Board, pointing 
jout the tremendous increase in 
|population since 1950, the date of 
ithe last state assessment study 
Both state and county figures 
were revised in October, but re- 
mained somewhat higher than 
the township's. The equalization   
| facter fer Waterford Township ~ 
last year was $1.69; this year it 
is $2.09 and is the reason for the 
$4 increase. : 
Of the 15 mills levied for 
| school, township and county oper- 
lations within the township, 1.38 
|mills this year for the first time 
United Press Wirephote will be allowed for township im- riod of time, making annual tax 
a toy cow to cuddle and his parents were unable to find one. Wichita provements. This amounts to $2.88.) Jeyies smaller. - 
residents responded to a newspaper story with cows of ail shapes of the $69.12. and will take care’ 
|of road improvements, the con- 
struction of the new police and 
Service building. and ten new vot- Saturday in Waterford 
high school bond retirement, $9.20 
for junior high’ school bond retire- 
ment, and $8.50 for elementary 
building and site fund. 
Because of the rapid growth 
of the township, the high school 
bond issue will be paid off with | 
the 1957 taxes instead of nine 
years later as anticipated. But 
this same rapid growth also 
means that more schools will be 
needed. 
The School Board plans to pre- 
sent to the voters in February a   ' Pruning Meet 
Slated Dec. 16 « County Agent Invites 
Orchardists to Attend 
Demonstration | 
There will be an orchard prun- 
ing demonstration Friday, Dec. 16, 
fat 10 a.m. at Erwin's Blood Farm 
orchard, New Hudson. The orch- 
ard is located on the corner of 
Pontiac Trail and Silver Lake road. 
According to John K. Bray, 
assistant county agricultural 
  \Pecuces for a $32 million bond is-| 
;Sue to cover the purchase of six, 
one for a second high school and) 
lone for. a third junior high—and 
‘the construction of a second junior! 
high on the-site-aiready 
_plus. four more elementary build-| 
ings and possibly additions to ex- 
isting buildings. 
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(tion, the retirement of the bonds 
can be spread over a longer pre- 
  
  Sashabaw Group agent, “This is the time of the 
year to start pruning fruit trees, 
because next spring there will be 
")sites—four for elementary schools, other jobs that need the orchard- 
ist's attention.”’ 
Karl D. Bailey, district hertt- 
cultural agent, will conduct the 
Erwin's orchards have a wide 
variety of trees, all the way from 
two-year-old to mature trees in ap- 
ples and peaches. 
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“If you have a. pruning prob- 
lem, it will pay you to attend, as 
pruning is one of the most im- 
portant factors in the life of the 
tree and the size and color of the 
fruit,” Bray advises. 
“Pruning is an exact science and 
does nob just consist of taking a 
Plans Saturday jPruning shears and chopping off Seymour Lake Circle |ing machines. chard Lake Rd. and Pontiac Trail: | 
Orchard Lake Rd. and Maple Rd.; 
Orchard Lake Rd. and Northwest-; 
erm; Middlebelt and 14 Mile Rd.;; 
Inkster and West Maple; Daniel 
Whitfield School: Commerce and 
Green Lake Rd., and Pontiac Trail, 
and Haggerty Rd | 
Persons knowing of a needy fam-! 
ily in the township may contact 
the fire department, FE 2-8626. 
OXFORD ! 
The Oxford Lions Club Good 
fellow sale of The Pontiac Press 
and the local weekly Will be held 
Saturday | 
George Ramball, Homer Hight, | 
4. H. Trudeli and Marvin Steyens | 
have arranged for crews to sell | 
papers from 5:30 a.m. to 
8:30 p.m. 
Proceeds from the sale will be, 
used to outift needy children in the) 
community and in. cooperation; 
with the Oxford Veterans Assn.,, 
to give a children’s theater party} 
preceding the Christmas weekend. | 
Other Lions Club projects which! 
will benefit are: Helping the blind, 
hard of hearing and Boy Scout 
troops | 
ORTONVILLE | 
This is the first year for a Good-! 
fellow Sale in Ortonville 
The Rotary Club is sponsoring) 
the Saturday sale and its commit-! _ 
tee includes Ario Davis, presidetit: | 
Howard Burt, LaVerne Borst and, 
Porter Martin. 
Rotarians will begin their sale | 
‘at 7 a.m. and will conclude it a 
6 p.m. Proceeds will be dis- , 
persed for “needy purposes’ of 
the area, Davis said. 
Members of the club wil! be 
stationed at Mill Street, South 
Street at the Bank corner, 
Owen's Sunoco Station and in the! 
Bald Eagle Lake business district | 
LAKE ORION 
Business men arid merchants 
here will become newsboys on: 
Saturday, announces Jim Sheldon, 
six-time chairman for the Lions) 
Club annual Goodfellow Sale. 
Some 80 Lions Club members| 
will turn out to sell papers in the! 
Ynorning, beginning their sale of 
the Pontiac Press at 1:30 p.m. | 
. Proceeds will go into a spe- 
cial Liens Club fund to assure a 
“Merry Christmas for every lo- 
cal child” said Sheldon. | 
Each year the club buys out 
the State Theater for a special 
Kiddies Show, to fal] this year on 
Saturday, Dec. 17, at 2 p.m. Harry’ 
Sutherland is chairman of this! 
event 
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Distribution of Chmstmas bask-'and Oakland County reported for troit. to San Francisco Bank: of | 
will be in chargelinduction into the armed forces America 
of Elmer Fairbanks. Harry Julien, |, ets for the needy 
club's oldest member, repairs toys, 
to be given out at Christmastime. 
Appointments for the paper sale|Leonard E. Lada, 
and other projects were made by|Dr., and Robert E. Warman, 33) 
Dr. John Kuzara, Lions Club presi- Gingell Ct. 
dent 
GINGELLVILLE 32, of Flint, was canceled yester- Clear Lake, Minn. He had been ing the scene of an accident, was 
for Armed Services sy; Serr Cuno te at Sem Retaliatory Power, Bolstered Alliances 
Meet Soviet Challenge, Dulles Says CHICAGO (»—Western countries. | table. 2,000 | Dulles, who helped form the col- 
to meet Russia's new challenge to 
their. security, most bolster their 
allanees and matntain ‘‘selective; speaker's Some 
Conrad Hilton Hotel's grand ball. | Truman administration, added: 
room. i 
ee Aut na Gace a ae Bailey, evel ¥ power, says Secret@ry) tie asserted last night the policy | reality. mand 
. *# © « lof collective security—backed by ADVANCED IN 1954 
Stating that the Pussians h “arsenal of retaliation’ —will| The massive retaliation theme 
was first advanced by Dulles in a 
speech Jan. 12, 1954. He said the 
United States would depend pri-, 
marily on “a great capacity to, ve an \ 
had no change tn bo form “the ultimate deterrent” 
“merely in tactics.” Dulles said against the possibility of full acale 
last night, ‘Our capacity to retali-| atrack by the Soviet Union purpose ing the 
ae ae dec. ae i ne oh What T have just been “aYINE retaliate instantly by means and 4 
us rab forms OF 8B is what I said five years ago.” a places of our own choosing’ gression." le * 
* 8 he said to any Communist attack. 
“But if we have to use that Fears were votcea that this 
eapacity,”” he added, ‘‘such use might touch off World War IT if: 
the United States reacted in such 
a way to a minor Communist as- 
sault . 
Dulles later clarified. qualified 
‘and expanded his statements. In 
substance. he Said the United 
States had no intention of depend- would be selective and adapted to. 
the occasion.” 
ADDRESSES BUSINESS GROUP 
The secretary of state repeated 
his massive retaliation theme in, U 
a major foreign policy address el 
a dinner meeting of the Illinois . ing merely on its capacity for 
Manufacturers Assn. When it was) Detroit Man Arrested vissive atomic retaliation to scare 
first advanced some two years ago on Federal Charges in off possible Communist aggressors 
it frightened some Europeans but Jopii M by FBI Instead, the United States would 
Dulles stressed it was ‘a firm | optin, O., y | deal separately with each case in 
foundation for peace.” | ithe most appropriate manner and 
Dulles, dressed in a pin-striped | JOPLIN. Mo. # — James LS patos oes full use of local de- 
suit and wearing a green and Taylor. an ex-convict,” was ar- lense forces. 
’ striped -tie, sat between rested here Thursday on a federal Ex-Convict Held 
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  tuxedo - garbed guests at the charge involving some of the . . : 
— — ~-— ——— checks missing after the apparent otorist ine , al e 
: ‘ kidnaping and siaying of a Thief aA 
Goff Sanity Hearing ‘River Falls, Minn., bank cashier. for Drunk Driving 
After the 30-year-old Detroit : 
Delayed by Illness | man was taken into custody here, = Calvin T. White. who crashed 
= le P ad said be head-on into a Pontiac policeman’s 
A Circuit Court hearing which pear eae wae jcar Tuesday night, was found guil- will decide whether a Flint man “Sate ‘raseportation of part of ‘ey. on a charge of driving under . the travelers’ checks missing the fluence of | t M E accused of first degree murder bo Ueno Gel Ulta! Ub) Buk z Pal ‘ from the Northern State Bank | .\53) Court Judge Maurice E. Fin- will be declared insane has been ; Sa et re Le ? of Thief River Falls. The charge _,,.,. >sterday postponed to Dec. 16. Oakland: yo. tiled in Detroit hag fll] OA tants hen 
County Prosecutor Frederick C. : White was fined $100 and sent Ziem said yesterday ; Kenneth J. Lindbergh, the cash- to jail for 10 days. 
A sanity hearing for Ray Goff, ier, was found slain Nov. 26 near. Another warrant, charging leav- 
day becaause one of the psychia- Missing since Nov 12, after issued against White by Pontiac 
trists who examined conga t ill. keeping an appointment with a Township Justice Robert W. Hodge. 
Ziem explained _ stranger. White is accused of sideswiping 
Goff is charged with the fatal SERVED PREVIOUS SENTENCE 2%ther car while passing on E. | Walton Blvd. a few minutes be- 
fei Gl wns alt oe Taylor was released from the|(o;e the collision on Perry St. in 
mings, 27, of Flint, in a car parked federal penitentiary at Terre downtown Pontiac, which hospital-' : $ on M87 near Holly Aug. 26. Haute. Ind, Oct. 29 aft ri FON) ' ; . 29, after serving’ jog < 
Four psychiatrists, who have.s sentence for violation of rae East 3h Cart P Eolarxdo 
examined Goff, will testify at the Dyer Motor Vehicle Theft Act. 
hearing before Judge George B. 
Hartrick. who wit! decide whether Fhe prisoner, atso known as) ; ialicoeimillltielle i to Ionia Charles J. Kenwell, waived a ALPENA im—Patrick Joseph Mc- 
State Hospital removal hearing at his appear. Dermott. 25. of West Mineral. 
: | ance before U.S, Commissioner |Kan., was killed Thursday in a! 
| Eugene R. Crooker. 3)-foot fall down the inside of a 
I] Inductees Leave tne to suns seers ey ote es | to the $10,000 orig. | 
  Smokestact Fall Fatal | 
. the prisoner was taken to —_ 
Holdup Attempt Foiled 
by Royal Oak Man 
ROYAL OAK — A 38-year-old 
Royal Oak motorist last ight 
foiled a holdup attempt by twe 
youths. 
Frank Dawe of 501 Lafayette _ The complaint accused Taylor of Eleven inductees from Pontiac unlawfully transporting from De- 
travelers’ checks 
Thursday. amounting to more than $5,000. 
0 ‘hom 4 be Taken from the Thief River Falls] AEA SJ LUD co val bank - were $14,000 in travelers’! 39 Valencia - y h | checks and $1,850 in silver dollars. Seuth picked up the youths at 
Taylor, reported to have been | John BR and State Fair. He said 
| here several days, was neatly | one of the passengers soon after 
were| dressed but had a two . day | pulled a revolver and ordered | 65 were 
From board number 67 Will Meet Tuesday 
SEYMOUR LAKE — The Sally) special education fund for excep- 
Bailey Circle of the Seymour Lake tional children, a countywide proj- 
guests attended the dinner in the (lective security program under the'WSCS will _Mmeet in the |Mrs. Iva Miller on Pine Kri 
“That program has now become Tuesday in honor. of Mrs. E 
_A potluck luncheon will be sery ed| The balance of $36.10 goes to 
at noon and gifts exchanged dur- 
a Allocated for county expenses is 
($9.10 and $104 will go into the Smorgasbord 
home of |&€*: Two rooms for these handi- 
»b Road |! 
Vv ithe elementary building now under beginning at 5:30 p.m. 
construction on Pontiac Lake road. 
RAPID GROWTH who Is moving to Drayton 
ward school costs, with $29.00 fend. afternoon. marked for operation. $9.40 for The public is invited. The free will offering for the 
various menus will go to the limbs. helter-skelter. All 
jgrowers in the Oakland Coun 
jarea are invited to come out 
IGhurch Boord to Meet fruit 
ty to 
SASHABAW PLAINS—The Sash- ithe Blood Farms and see how the 
abaw Presbyterian Church smor-jexperts prune their fruit trees.’’ 
pped youngsters are included in 84sbord will be served Saturday, - == 
SEYMOUR LAKE. — The official 
board of the Seymour Lake Meth- 
church building and expansion | ogist Church will hold its monthly 
meeting at the home of Mr, and 
Mrs. George Miller Tuesday.   
         
    
   
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Robert T. Call, 2959 Avalon St.;| Srowth of beard when arrested. him to keep driving. Fasy Terme 
  The annua! Goodfellow Sale is parry L Berry, 42 Victory Dr... Me looked dazed in his appear. | 
being carmed on in Gingellville|gichard L, Baumgartner. Drayton ance before the commissioner. 
teday and Saturday. Dan Blanzey) pjains- Henry J. Potter, Holly. Dawe swerved his car sud- 
| denly, throwing both of the ban- 
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  is in charge of the project. _Wilham F, Burmeister, Milford: .bond at $10,000 Taylor said he had grabbed the ignition keys and CHIME CLOCK —— aa eee Gail A. Wickstrom, Laurium; Rob- been told “there is a whole bunch, Jumped out of the auto, escap- , | d C | d & K, Andrews, Walled Lake; of charges against me,” and asked) ing through backyards. Pu® $ 50 0 ge a en ar Charles F, Toothacker, Leonard: if the other charges would be filed! He reported the holdup attempt S65 Velue Al Easy Tom __ Davisburg Timothy J. Thomas, Farming. if he posted bond. Crooker said) to police and then retrieved his (5 
. a foe a eats i a ton. Keith E, Spear, Lake Orion he had no knowledge of the other) car, which was still where he a 
mic Temple Tuesday and Earl D, Trimbath, Holly, icharges, had abandoned it, Highly polished richly 
retrain eae ee ——— — a a en ine mahogany . poset enyencionayy aud a guaranteed jewelled =e 
on ssue tear end once on the TRAVEL CLOCK 7 : With Leather, $495 
Alt Clocks Fully Guaranteed! §. Case AVONDALE — Balloting on a; will drop frem 19 to 12.6 mills jfoom with a small stage, are also 
new $850,000 bond issue by the next year, even with the new |nécgssary to handle the increase Avondale School District will take! joo : a 
place Monday. issue. This is due to am 11 of 140 students coming into the) in the 1949 high. 1 ‘Confronting the voters will be tethers he 1949 high. schoo 
two separate propositions One is| 
the bond issue itself for the pur-) Extra space and facilities are 990 students, 
Pp of providing additions to the planned for Avondale High, Avon-|, CLASSROOMS 
‘present buildings and also new'dale Junior High, Stone, and Stiles). \ Z 
facilities. The second is a three. Schools. ; Shop space, cafeteria, ibrar 
fax increase in‘order to mee) Provisions fora cafeteria, i oe pee grad grt rooms 
‘the added expense, of operating imcrease in the size of the kitchen, 2°¢ Slated for the junior high. En- 
maintaining the new additions ‘and doubling the size of the shop|@"sed heating systems are going 
— ‘lare inchided at the high school,|i" at both Stiles and Stone, 
‘Rept Raymond N. Baker eight or more classrooms are planned for Stone School. 
| With property: developments in 
‘high school next year. Total capac-'the school district on the rise, a 
ity after the additions will be 850-/possible increase of 1,000 homes 
jis -anticipated by Baker.. | 
Two precincts wtll have polls) 
open in the district from 7 a.m. to) 
8 p.m. All qualified voters west of 
Adams Road will cast their vote: 
at the Auburn Heights School, 260 
Squirrel Rd., while voters east of 
Adams will go to Elmwood School, 
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  »   Rept 8 Added classroom space, includ-| Stiles will also get new special |2751 Auburn Rd., to do their me \ a : : an an an ab om en ii ee Tog A> no A a an art room‘and an English] and regular clasaréoms, while one. fs naw Ge am an aap an aD an aD : ‘ies f 2 2D GD GD am as op a ae 
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i ee A Set ote ee Oi A (e J : \ : fo oy : ; a8 / ioe bo : | sagTHE PONTIAC PRESS, _FRIDAY, _DECEMBER 9,   
U.N. Group Pressing Votes 
to Air Ike Inspection Plan 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 7 — 
The U. N. Political Committee 
pressed for a vote today on a 
four-power arms plan to give pri- 
ority in disarmament 
dent Eisenhower's ‘open 
Indications were the resolution, 
submitted by the United States, 
France, Canada and Britain, would 
win string approval despite Soviet 
objections. But unless the Soviets 
give in, the Eisenhower plan can’t 
operate. ; 
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The Western pian would have; Eisenhower plan and Soviet Pre 
ground inspection teams. 
The Russians have put in an 
lamendment which would instruct 
the subcommittee to give priority 
instead to the over-all Soviet. dis- 
armament plan of which the ground 
inspection proposal is only a part. 
The plan also calls for cuts in 
standing forces and a ban on nu- 
clear weapons. 
The arms debate through the 
jpast week showed no relaxing of 
the adamantly opposed East-West 
'positions spelled out at the Big 
Four foreign ministers’ meeting in   mier ~ Bulganin’s proposal Fea 
the big-power U.N. Disarmament Geneva. 
subcommittee begin a new round; The Russians contended the Eis- 
of discussions concentrating on the enhower plan has no bearing on of arms or cutting taxes. 
cot for, miljtary purposes. They! 
rgued that, instead of freeing peo- 
yee from the fear of carers ae at- 
jtack, it would increase interna- 
tional mistrust. 
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Ike to Receive Award *| 
NEW YORK @®—President Eis- 
enhower has ben chosen to re- 
ceive the Franklin Award for dis- 
tinguished service at the annual 
Printing Week Dinner here Jan. 
16, it was announced. yesterday. It 
was not known whether the Presi- 
dent would attend personally. The 
dinner. is sponsored by the Printing 
Industry of America, the Ameri- 
can Neswpaper Publishers Assn. 
and 59 other organizations. | 
Eros is shaped roughly like a brick 
  and thick. Machine ‘Repair’ 
Costs Store $7,455 
WHITTIER, Calif @—A man | 
who spent two hours repairing an 
adding machine in a Whittier de-| PARI ‘S \®—With less than 48 
hours until final filing time, politi-! 
cal leaders throughout France 
jockeyed feverishly today for al- 
liances to improve their chanced’ 
in the election of a new National 1955 
des-France, leader of the leftist|Pinay; and the slightly left of cers! 
wing of the Radical Socialist party.|ter Catholic Party, the Populace’ 
SOCIALISTS HAD 104 |Republican Movement (MRP) 
The Socialists had 104 seats in| The Independent Republicans had 
the Assembly dissolved Nov, 30 by|>4 seats in the last Assembly and 
Premier Edgar Faure’s Cabinet. the MRP controlled &. The inde- 
Astronomers say the asteroid getaway partment store got $7,455 for his Assembly Jan. 2. \The Radical Socialists had 70 mem-|Pemdent peasant groups, which had 
efforts. -** bers, with about half of them con-|78 Seats, also may line up in the' 
When he was just about finished! The legal period for posting elec- trolled by Mendes-France. alliance. with the adding machine he asked toral alliances expires at midnight The left wing of the Social Re-| ALLIANCES BIG 
cashier Lela E. Thompson if a tomorrow in each of the nation’s publican (Gaullist) party and the) Alliances are important under 
cardboard box of checks and department (province) capitals. In Union of Democratic and Sotialist the present French election law. 
money on her desk constituted the many cases leaders held back until Resistance (UDSR) also are con- If an alliance receives more than 
day's receipts, She said they did.'the last moment for local tactical sidered part of the “Republican! 50 per cent of the vote in any de- 
To her amazement, the man be- reasons Front.’ partment, it gets all the seats from 
‘gun stuffing the funds into a brief. Two main currents already are. “ee ‘that department. Otherwise, the 
lease. She protested, but he told'visible, however. Another lineup in the works is'seats are divided among the par- 
iher he had a gun, and made his | One is based on a “Republican expected to include the followers|ties on a proportional basis. 
\Front’’ grouping unveiled yester- of Faure, leader of the rightist The Communist party, which had   THIRTY-THREE   
French Politicos ] ockeying a. as Alliance . Deadline Nears 
tion but the Socialists turned it 
down. 
The splinter parties of the ex- 
treme right also are expected to 
be isolated in the allance maneu- 
vering. 
The bitter political feud between 
Faure and Mendes-France is lead- 
ing the Radical Socialists to an 
outright split. Mendes-France now 
dominates the party machinery, 
but Faure has been tightening his 
grip on the Rally of the Republi- 
can Left (RGR! a loose grouping 
of several political parties, includ- 
‘ing the Radical Socialists, 
Captured thieves are festooned 
  It developed that nobody hadiday by Guy Mollet, secretary gen- wing of the Radical Socialists; the 98 members in the last Assembly, with their loot and exposed to 
—15 miles long and five miles wide called for an adding machine re- eral of the French Socialist party. ‘rightist Independent Republicans! made a bid to the Socialists for public ridicule in Yemen, southern 
ipairman. and former Premier Pierre’ Men- led by Foreign Minister Antoine a “popular front’ ’ electoral coali- Arabia.     
     
    
        
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| THIRTY-FOUR 
    THE PONTIAC 
    4 
PRESS, FRIDAY, D LJ) & 
ECEMBER 9, 1935 ‘   
  
Keglers Ready. 
to Get Rolling All-Star. 
ar 
enter 
15th Annual 
Tournament Under Way. 
in Chicago 
CHICAGO. 2 — America’s top 
competitive bowlers—160 men and 
64 women—roll in a ‘Parade of 
Champions” tonight to touch off 
the 15th annual all-star tourna- 
ment. : 
The real hattle for national indi: 
vidual match game titles will start 
temorrow and continue through. 
Dec. 18 « 
The preliminaries tonight carry | 
some $3,000 in prize money with 
$2 5-man teams going in a 2- 
game competition and the wom- 
en divided into 16 4-player units. 
The 1st five days of the tourney 
on a total pinfall basis will deter- 
mine the field of 16 in each division 
for the match game finals leading 
to the championships Dec. 18. . 
Defending champion Steve Nagy, 
of Detroit and ex-titlist Don Carter | 
of St. Louis. winner two years in! 
@ row, are exempt from qualifying! 
but will meet in a special 36-game | 
match during the 1st five days. 
Sylvia Wene of Philadelphia, the 
1954 women's winner, and Marion 
Ladewig of Grand Rapids, Mich:, 
winner of five straight crowns be- 
fore her 3rd place finish last year, | 
also are exempt and will compete 
in a special 24game match. 
All previous men champions ex- 
cept Andy Varipapa of New York, 
double winner in 1946 and 1947, 
will be in action. Varipapa with- 
drew from the event last week 
because of iliness. 
In the men’s division, the tour-| mament demands a total of 100 
games, including 64 in the final) 
four days. |         Also returning is husky Ed Lu- 
banski of . Detroit, 1954 runnerup| 
who lost out when Nagy swept the! | 
final 4game match. 
ECAC Advised 
to Delay Any 
TV Policies 
NEW YORK &—The sprawling 
Eastern College Athletic Confer- 
ence, whose 101 members make it 
the biggest such body in the na- 
tion, held its annual meeting today 
and. as usual, the reports it would’ 
hear were a secret.   
Reports had it, however, that the 
television committee again would 
present a resolution calling upon 
the colleges to wait for the formu- 
lation of an NCAA TV plan for 
1956 before making television com- 
mitments of their own 
Ken Norton, athletic director and 
basketball coach of Manhattan 
College, was expected to put into 
the record a resolution allowing 
practice scrimmages with other in- 
stitutions in basketball before Dec. 
1. Such scrimmages now count as 
part of a team’s limit of 26 games 
per season under NCAA regula- 
tions,   
    
  Confer for Bouts 
CLEVELAND (®—Charlie John- 
ston, manager of featherweight} 
champion Sandy Saddler and mid- 
leweight challenger Eduardo 
Lausse as well as light-heavy king 
Archie Moore, plans to confer with 
Manager Sid Flaherty in Chicago 
soon about a featherweight and 
middleweight title bouts,   Nation's Best { ’ Ballad of the Gametish! By GRANTLAND RICE 
Where the puddle is shallow, the weakfish stay 
To drift along with the current’s flow; 
To take the tide as it moves each day 
With the idle ripples that come and go: 
With a shrinking fear of the gales that blow 
By distant coasts where the Great Ports gleam; 
Where the far heights call through the silver glow, 
“Only the gamefish swims upstream.” 
Where the shore is waiting, the minnows play, 
Borne by the current’s undertow; 
Drifting, fluttering on their way, 
Bound by a fate that has willed it so; 
In the tree-flung shadows they never know 
How far they have come from the old, brave dream; 
Where the wild gales call from the peaks of snow, 
“Only the gamefish swims upstream.” 
Where the tide rolls down in a flash of spray 
And strikes with the might of a bitter foe, 
The shrimp and the sponge are held at bay 
Where the dusk winds call and the sun sinks low; 
They call it Fate in their endless woe 
As they shrink in fear when the wild hawks scream 
From the crags and crests where the great thorns grow 
“Only the gamefish swims upstream.” 
Held with the current the Fates bestow, 
The driftwood moves to a sluggish theme,   
“Only the gamefish swims upstream.”—Col, John Trotwood Moore 
‘(Closes Season 
,|League. Kickoff is 2 p.m. (EST). 
Nor heeds the call which the Far tstes threw, __——_—+ 
“Only the gamefish swims upstream.” 
(Copyright, 1055, A. 8 Barnes and Company) 
  TWO POINTS, A LA RUSSELL — Big Bill Russell (6), University 
of San Francisco’s All America center has just completed one of his 
specialties, the “dunk shot” in game against Chico State in San Fran- 
ciséo recently. On this particular shot, the 6 foot 10 inch Russell goes 
high above the basket and pushes the bal! down through the hoop. 
Mike Farmer (17) right, is a newcomer to the team which finished 
No. 1 in the nation last year and is off to a fast start this season. AP Wirephote | 
league standings. To date, Walker 
rms PHS Shoots for Ist Va   
‘Doaker's Day’ 
for Lion Club - Upwards of 45,000 
Expected for Star's 
Final Pro Game         DETROIT — Upwards of 45,000 
fans are expected to watch the 
Detroit Lions close their 1955 sea- 
son against the New York Giants 
in Briggs Stadium Sunday, Dec. 
ll, and at the same time honor 
halfback Doak Walker as he bows 
out of the National Football 
By proclamation of Gov. G. 
—Williams and Mayor 
      | coast. 
| Walker, an all-pro choice in 4 of, 
his 5 years in the NFL, currently, 
jis the 4th leading scorer in the, 
    of the Lions is seeking a victory | 
‘in the finale in 
out of the cellar in the Western 
ever, the New York Giants have) 
their eyes on a 3rd place finish in’ 
available at the Lions office. 
  
  Climax Campaign to 
Keep Franchise With 
$54,840 Pledge | 
SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
cial of the Syracuse; 
Miami, Fla. | 
paign by a citizens’ committee, 
ceeding the goal of $50,000 set | 
Sidney Salomon, Jr., a former) 
‘executive vice-president of the new 
defunct St. Louis Browns, had dis- 
closed plans yesterday for moving 
    
Sunlife Quintet Hangs Up 
First Victory in Class A Sunlife chalked up fts Ist victory; two American loop Class A games 
of the season in Class A and Griff's| are on tap. 
Grill triumphed in its B opener in| face Booth Homes at 7 o'clock and) 
basketball city league General Motors will 
nay | games Shaw's meets the Keego Merchants | settled 
Thursday night at Pontiac High/at 8:30. 
School. 
Inn, and Griff’s Grill downed the! 
Independents, 48-39 
After being held to. a 28-28 dead- i ivr | Gun Life ......05- 1 7 3 Sunlife thrashed Stadium | Siraiem FERS Hod bp 
'QGriff'e Grill ..,,..0.. 17 3 18 
Independents gon pen 1b) 21--72 
20—50 
10—48 
12100 «=&—39 
erupted with a 23-point 3rd quarter 
to grab a commanding 51-39 lead.' When the 125-piece Michigan 
They coasted the rest of the way,|State University band begin its 12- 
adding another 22 points in the|day, 5000 mile trip to the Jan. 2 final stanza. |Rose Bowl on Dec. 26 two musi- jcians from Pontiac will be among 
Mal Trott scored 24 points to the Green and White bandsmen. lead Sunlife and partner Mell 
Taylor was right behind with 23. 
Homer Harrison tallied 14 points 
to pace Stadium, which suffered Playing saxophone will be Ger- 
ald N. Crhristopherson of 64 Vine- 
iwood and Kenneth W. Ferguson 
lof 118 N. East Blvd. will play a 
its Ist loss after an opening win. French horn. 
Griff's forces jumped off to a 
17-12 1st period advantage, but. 
garnered only three points in the 
stanza to fall behind at half- 
time, 24-20. They rebounded with 
mer rinsed" Cagsady Indefinite About -. Walter Latozas accounted for 14 
points and Marvin Holler contrib- 
uted 10 to spark Griff's to its   In addition to entertaining at the 
Rose Bowl, the MSU band will 
do a pre-game performance at the 
Shrine game in San Francisco on 
Dec. 3L         the franchise to Florida after a 
  
Wismer Picks 
Rams, Browns 
in Title Tilt 
Also Sees Lions on 
Winning End in Doak 
Walker Day Scrap 
By HARRY WISMER   The lowly 
race of the National Football 
| League two weeks ago. 
| That weekend, you remember, | 
(they snapped the Chicago Bears’ 
six-game winning streak, 53-14. 
The Halasmen have been trall- 
ing Los Angeles ever since and 
should finish that way af sea- 
son’s end Sunday. 
For the Rams should triumph 
over the visiting Green Bay Pack- 
ers. by. something like, 30-28, and 
go into their Ist title game—with 
Cleveland—since 1951. 
Even a tie can clinch !t for Los 
Angeles whether the Bears win or 
lose. Just in case the Packers turn 
all-out to beat Philadelphia at 
Wrigley Field, and should by a 
31-17 score.             Chicago cardinals Wayne Drubbed the Western Conference’ 
the tables, the Bears will be going ‘conference with Haske, 
But the transfer was contingent 
on the failure of Syracuse fans 
Dec. 8; approval of league presi- 
(to raise $50,000 by midnight, 
ident Frank Shaughnessy, and ap- 
‘proval of the Miami city commis- 
‘sion, which holds a two-year lease 
‘on Miami Stadium, proposed home 
|of the team, 
  
by Louisville By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The University of Louisville gave 
Wayne University a basketball les- 
son, 80-52, last night at Detroit as 
the Kentucky Cardinals posted 
their 3rd straight victory of the 
season. 
Louisville dominated the 2nd half 
throughout, athough able to run 
up only a four-point lead to half- 
time. Charlie Tyra, 6-foot-8 Louis- 
ville center, scored 25 points, 24 
of them on field goals. 
Hillsdale evened its season's 
basketball record at 2-2 last night 
with a 75-60 home court victory 
over Assumption College of Wind- 
sor, Ont. John Wood got 23 Hills- 
dale points, 13 of them on free 
throws Reserved seat tickets are still tomatically” when they won con-| ao ee 
iference championships. Another, : 
Bleacher tickets wil! go on saie at second ‘place ae aa designated  PIAY ‘in the Rose Bowl next Jan- || = j 
noon Sunday at Briggs Stadium. (when the title-winner was a team|U@ry and last winter Nebraska, a) ay 
ineligible to return a second time, |Weak second in the Big 7, was’ 
* * ® jslaughtered by Duke. A substan-) 
Syracuse Fans rection! sur 
Pledge Support « 
| ALL-AMERICA HONORED—All-America How- 
ard (Hopalong) Cassaday of Ohio State and his 
wife are shown with the Heisman 
Cassady last night. The Buckeye back was honored ‘55 ley Victory Young Chiefs. 
Face Veteran 
Hills Quintet Fowler's All-Senior Five 
Here Tonight in First 
Title Defense   
    
as the outstanding college football player of 1955 
by the Downtown Athletic Club in New York, at a 
dinner attended by 800. trophy awarded 
  
Dislike No-Return Rule   
ror ot moves: POSt- Season Survey Shows Opposition 
Pruncico with 38 reeds vow LO Conference and Bow! Game Tie- 
: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ence. The Southwest Conference!/tages the tie-ups may have. About 
the Eastern Division and can our of the college football/has a tie-up to send its champion one fourth of those casting ballots 
clinch same if they can down the seams that will play in major bowl 
es, Jan. 2, were chosen ‘‘au-, 
These conference-bow!l  tie-ups, 
in football ever since the Big 10 
nd Pacific Coast conferences; 
signed their first Rose Bowl agree-_ 
ment. They're no less controver-. 
sial this year, the annual Associ-| 
ated Press post-season survey in- 
dicated. . | 
The 149 sports writers and broad- 
"| easters participating in the survey/and a wild scramble at the end of 
expressed some decided opinions 
: 'but very little agreement on the) Opponents of the agreements ar- 
(INS) — subject. The count of ballots|gued just as vehemently that the Syracuse fans met a midnight showed a 67-36 margin in opposition bowls should be open to everyone 
deadline tonight to pledge finan-|to the tie-ups and 22 non-committal|and only the top teams should 
replies. But about the only point on) 
Chiefs and keep the International Which all hands seemed to agree give the strong “independent” quatitiers trom each section must League franchise from going to|W2S that the games themselves'teams a chance to play in the big- would be better and more inter-|gest bowl games and often send 
esting if the champions wete al-|second-rate conference representa- 
Climaxing a four-day cam- jowed to go to a bowl every year. |tives in their 
Both Rose Bow! conferences— 
400 fans gathered at the county pig 10 and PCC—have a rule that) At least a dozen of the experts "dary qualifying, with the players, 
,war memorial building and the same school can’t play in the|strongly advanced the “best team |8!ng right into match play at the 
pledged $54,840 in stocks, e€X- | post-season game. The Big 7 has a only” argument and an equal num-|championship site, the tourney 
opposes the Atlantic Coast Confer- similar regulation in connection|ber maintained that the reduction will be cut to five days. 
by club president Martin Haske. jwith he Orange Bowl, in which it Ups 
to the Cotton Bowl without such 
restrictions. 
As a result, Michigan State in- 
stead of champion Ohio State will proposed elimination of the ‘‘no 
irepeat”’ restrictions. » s e 
Promise of a hot battle is seen 
in the remarks of the upstate 
mentor, concerning attitude. of his 
crew, after its Tuesday night loss 
to Lansing Sexton.” I think we still 
have a good ball club,’ Fowler de- 
clared. “Sexton banged in its 1st 
6 shots for a 12 point lead that 
stood up at halftime. We barged 
back in the 2nd half and several 
times got within two points, but 
never quite caught up. 
“Now we've got to get by Pon- 
tiac,; if we stay in the SVC race.” 
The Arthur Hill coach looked 
for “a regular Arthur Hill-Pon- 
tiae scrap” tonight, and ex- 
pected to win. He tabbed his 
elub, and the Flint Northern Vik- 
ings, as the top title contenders.” 
Tonight's starters will include; 
tor Pontiac, Dewalt and Treais. 
forwards; -Ray,-center; Peet and 
Diehm guards. For the ‘Jacks, 
Knippel and Dygert, forwards; 
Alexander, center; Lee and Kan- 
ary, guards. . 
A junior varsity game is set for 
    tial number of those who voted 
against the tie-ups based their ob-| ays ee jections on these “‘no repeat’’ rules; 
and a good many who favored, tof 
them also entered the same ob- ATLANTIC CITY, N~J. (INS)— 
jection. The Professional Golfers Associa- 
The principal arguments in fa-/tion’s annual championship tour-' vor of the tie-ups were that they nament may be cut from a week’ 
eliminate “‘shopping around,” com- 'o five days before the annual 
petitive bidding for the top teams) PGA convention ends today. 
The executive committee was. 
urged yesterday to eliminate qual: 
fying rounds at the site of the’ 
annual classic, 
Rules now require qualifying 
“| play in each of the PGA's 31 compete. Tie-ups, they say, don't) sections around the country, The the season. 
qualify all over again at the site 
of the championship tournament. 
place. If the executive committee ap- 
* © oes the elimination of this sec-   
of pressure, both on colleges and) Scheduled will be an 18-hole 
sponsors, outweighed any disadvan-|match on the Ist day, two 18 
hole matches on each of the 2nd   
Just a Joke 
$400,000   
  | DETROIT (INS) — A _ report 
from Chicago that the Detroit 
‘Tigers had been offered $400,000 
ifor Al Kaline, the 1955 major 
league batting champion, was la- 
bled “‘completely false’ by Tiger 
president Walter O. ‘Spike’ Briggs 
jtoday. 
Briggs, whe was reported to 
have received the offer from | 
Kansas City Athletic president 
Arnold Johnson, said on his re- 
turn from Chicago today: 
“We talked with Johnson Mon- 
day and Tuesday concerning oth- 
er deals. However, the name ‘Ka- 
Soviets Polishing 
Skiing Techniques 
MOSOW «@—Soviet skiers will) 
polish their techniques for the win- 
ter Olympics at Cortina D’Ampez- 
zo, Italy, at meets in Czechoslova- 
kia, Switzerland, Austria, and East 
Germany this month and January.     
  
      
Grid Career comeback win. The Independents, | ' 
who dropped their Ist decision last 
led by Merril Taulbee 
Stafford with 13 and 11 
points respectively. 
4 No games are scheduled the re- 
' mainder of this week. Action will 
resume next Monday at PHS when   
  f ‘baseball sea: 
Morrall Leads Punters [old back who. lugged the ball 958 NEW YORK P — All America 
Howard (Hopalong) Cassady will 
not decide until he graduates from! 
Ohio State next June whether he'll 
play professional football or base-|. 
ball for a livelihood. 
. * * * 
“I won't. ign until the end of the! 
:" said the 2l-year With Detroit 
scouts come around, maybe it will 
* * ee 
_ Cassidy has been drafted by the 
| Lions of the National Foot- 
  
wy ee i i definite baseball 
oe offers, ; 
ia f 4 ¢ f*     Alpena Community College ran 
up a 49-38 Ist half lead and then 
hung on to defeat Highland Park 
76-73 in a Michigan Junior College 
are game at Alpena last 
  
Braves Trim Crary, 48-21 
afternoon, defeating: Isaac Crary) 
in a non-league affair at Crary, 
48-21. Harrison Munson sparked, 
the Braves with eight field goals 
for 16 points, 3 ;       Kaline Reported False ,and 3rd days and 36-hole matches 
on both the 4th and last days. 
Yesterday's session also saw the 
‘re-election of Harry L. Moffitt, of 
Toledo, to another one-year term 
as president. Otter for 
    .Mason Uses Home Talent 
to Form Winning Teams 
Fashioning winning teams with line’ never came up in our dis- 
cussions.” - . 
Briggs said the story apparently 6:30, with the varsity tilt following 
at 8 o'clock. 
Eaglets Begin 
League Action Orchard Lake St. Mary 
Faces St. Rita in SCL 
Attraction Tonight 
Orchard Lake St. Mary's basket- 
ball team will open its 1965-56 
Suburban Catholic League cam- 
paign tonight in a game with 
Hazel Park St. Rita at Hazel 
Park. 
Rev. John Rakoczy’s Eagiets. 
who lost their season opener to 
West Bloomfield last Friday 
of the strong league powers be-   
stemmed from a report last sum- 
mer that Johpsan had offered De- 
troit a blank check for the brilliant 
young outfielder, whose, .341 bat- 
ting average led both major home grown talent is nothing new 
for basketball coach Joel Mason} 
of Wayne University. This season 
Mason's squad again boasts only 
three cagers from eutside Metro- 
politan Detroit. Center Tarpon 
    leagues last season. London is from New Orleans while ilar teams. Center Briggs said the ‘‘offer” last sum-|forward Mark Wittock is from/Clement and St. Peder” be ‘mer was meant as a “joke’’ ad manta’ Wis., and guard Don| Wednesday with the Rams vic- 
Johnson. Halverson from Stambaugh, Mich. torious. 
  
By ORLO ROBERTSON 
But immediately Campy said heididn’t receive 
has no intention of resting on his 
laureis 
     
     
        
        
  Campy Tops in NL 
  The Olympic games are sched- the third time. ‘ 
uled for Jan. 26-Feb. 5. Tes “I think I've 
Only five payers have won the|seasons left,” he said. eekend Sports 
tore uae theese Rech on eye dante TY Atl sared tnd of 18% which ned melon Radio and TV Okishoma A&M 70, Arkansas 6¢ (OT)|Many as three times. The 34-year- oan Louisville 80, Wayne (Mich) 52 old Brooklyn catcher and Stan (The| batting average i] Dakota State 73 
Bradiey, 04, South, Dakots State 73 4.!Mfan) Musial of the St. Louis Car-\games. He didn’t Friday Hiuinois Teck 67. Ch i dinals are the ‘only National|Vote in 1954, when ~~ Cavalcade of Sports, 
Kenyon 01, Otverbeln: OF Leaguers, apart and finished a poor 15-Round World’s Middleweight ile (HD) $1. Moorhead Tehrs 1 e* * ¢@ to the Giants. ; Title Bout: Bobo Olson vs. Ray 
Ohio Northern . Jimmy Foxx, that great slugger| Campy zoomed 10 pm. WW)-Tv, Kent State 69, tea) e¢ |Who played for the Athletics andjyear, hit 32 homers and Channel 4, and WW/J-Radio. 
Eastern Tilinois 98, Franklin 81 Red Sox; Joe DiMaggio of Yankee|107 runs as the Dodgers 
Seton Hail 6% Be’ ss’ or) |fame; and Yogi Berra, New York|the National League Big Ten = Eanees 
Columbia 83, bony «7 = catcher are the three in the Amer-|then beat the va, Wisconsin, 3 p.m., WJBK-TV, 
Maryland 62 Wana Mary 61 heel peepee ppl his/first World Series 2, 
Vir, Military 88, Hampden-Sydney 82 award a week ago oe [owas — Spm. 
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 THIRTY-FIVE   
Notre Dame in IC4A 
NEW YORK (INS)—Notre Dame 
and Adelphi; have been admitted 
as IC 4A members, marking the 
1st time in four years new mem-   NHL Standings 
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  Montreal Still Leads, 
Rangers and Red Wings 
in 2nd and. 3rd Places | 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The standings in the National 
Hockey League had a slightly dif- (Bobo) 
makes his fourth middleweight| back. 
title defense tonight against a man' 
who has whipped him twice, aging) NBC will telecast and broadcast in 12 rounds at Philadelphia, and 
Sugar Ray Robinson, at the Chi- at 10 p.m., EST. 
cago Stadium. | * ‘By JERRY LISKA CHICAGO  — Champion Carl 
Olson, a 3-1 favorite, 
* * 
This scheduled 15-round battle! 
brings together a 27-year-old Olson prestige in his third-round KO by 
who was flattened last summer'light heavy champion Moore lastbattler until he tried tb match Olson in 4th Title Defense by Archie Moore trying an upward|June 22 arid that Robinson made 
climb and a 35-year-old Robinson a quick return from an erstwhile! 
at the peak of a questionable come- song-and-dance career, 
Olson was knocked out as a 22- 
* year-old rookie by Robinson in 1950 * * 
‘dropped a 15-round decision to him 
The chief reason for this Inter- in a 1952 middleweight title bout 
national Boxing Club-sponsored at San Francisco. 
bout is that Olson lost considerable oe | 
| Olson was regarded a terrific 
  ferent look today but the fast-skat- 
ing Montreal Canadiens still held 
command of first place by a mar- 
gin of 6 points over the New York 
Rangers. 
* 
__ Faced with a loss to the Toronto 
Maple Leafs last night, the Cana- 
diens rallied for three goals in the 
last period and a 3-1 victory. The 
‘loss left the Leafs alone in the 
\cellar since Detroit and Boston 
\played a 2-2 tie. The Wings took 
,undisputed possession of third place 
iwhile the Bruins moved out of the 
cellar, which they had occupied 
with the Leafs. % The Associated Press 
The first major tournaments of 
the college basketball season open’ Bow! last year. 
|tonight with Alabama, the second-| * 
choice pride of Dixie, defending ts 
Birmingham Classic title while Du-‘sociated Press poll and unbeaten First Major Basketball Tourneys Open Tonight 
    With Alabama and Duquesne Aiming for Titles quesne tries to improve on the,in its two starts, sends 6-8 Jerry,to the stadium tills. Another $75.- 
Harper against Texas Christian's! 
Horned Frogs, who are just 1-2 de-| 
spire the high scoring of 6-7 Dick, 
O'Neal, in the big game at Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 
Lj runner-up role it took in the Steel 
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Sid Smith gave Toronto a goal 
‘in the first period and it .held up 
juntil the final session when Floyd 
Curry, Maurice Richard and Henri}- 
Richard blinked the red light for ithe league leaders. 
Wayne All Sports Day 
Wayne's football banquet tra- 
ditionally is held in conjunction 
with a special All Sport’s Day each 
May at Warren Valley Golf Club. 
All Wayne athletes are honored at 
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FE 5-2383   SWITCH! — Here are top-rated woman golfer Mariene Bauer of 
| Sarasota, Fla. and hér new husband, Robert Hagge of Saugatuck, 
| Mich., at Waverley, N. Y. after their recent marriage.- Hagge was 
the former husband of Marlene's golfing sister, Alice. Houston and Valparaiso. which 
gave Marquette a fit for 20 min- 
utes or so before bowing Wednes- 
day night, fill out the four-team) 
clash. Alabama. best bet to give 
Kentucky a tussle for the South-| 
eastern Conference crown, and 
Houston are favored to meet in 
the final tomorrow night. 
At Pittsburgh, Duquesne’s Dukes, 
who whipped Carnegie Tech in 
their only game this far, meet 
Geneva while Pitt and Westmin- 
_ {ster (Pa.) round it out. The Dukes, 
beaten by George Washington in 
the title game last year, and Pitt 
(2-0) are expected to play for the 
crown tomorrow night. 
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Very little went on among the 
collegians last night. Seton Hall! 
nudged Western Kentucky's young-| 
sters 87-85 in overtime at Madison) 
Square Garden. Maryland disposed’ 
of William & Mary 52-51 as Nick| 
Davis hit a set shot with five min- 
utes left and Oklahoma A&M 
struggled to a 70-66 overtime de 
ision against winless Arkansas. 
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Dick Gaines and Ed Petrie 
scored 51 points between them for 
junbeaten (3-0) Seton Hall after 
Western Kentucky, only a 9-point 
loser to Alabama this season, con- 
structed a second-half surge with 
sophomore Owen Lawson scoring 
AP Wirepheje 30 points.   
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The Aggies came from behind to 
tie Arkansas 64-64 on center Ron 
Peier’s free throw with eight sec- 
    
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     onds left in the regulation game. 
Then the Cowboys hit three field 
sas made two free throws. 
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Elsewhere last night: Joe Dur- 
renberger scored 20 points as Rice 
made it four straight with a 62-47 
jbreeze against Oklahoma. NYU 
‘handed Georgetown its first defeat 
|74-69 in the other half of the Madi- 
son Square Garden ‘double-header 
jwith 5-11 Tom de Luca scoring 28. 
Unbeaten Louisville rolled easily 
. }against Wayne (Mich.) 980-52 be- 
hind the 2% points by 6-8 Charlie 
Tyra.           port's 755, American Car. 2057. 
goals in the overtime while Arkan-|a 
  ews ‘en Grid Captains in 1955 
For the Ist time in its history, 
Waytie University elected three 
captains for its 1955 football squad, 
blows last summer with Moore. |Don Halverson of Stambaugh, Jag In the second of his six come-/Gosgins of Flint and Bob Lovasik back fights, Robinson nearly was °f New Kensington, Pa., were hon- 
‘chased back into retirement by °red at the end of the season with 
Ralph (Tiger) Jones at the Chi-j'he selection. : cago Stadium last Jan. 19. | Picked to lead Wayne next year 
But Sugar Ray, who: abdicated|were Gerald Heaton of. Northville 
the 160-pound crown Dec. 18, 1952,'and quarterback Harold Willard 
clawed back into contention with of Cass City. Named most valu- victories over Johnny Lombardo, able was halfback Don Halverson Ted Olla, Garth Panter and Rocky while guard Dan Szwejkowski was 
Castellani. named the squad’s outstanding 
That set up tonight’s battle even lineman. . though Robinson has not fought | 
since winning over Castellani in| 
10 last July 22 and Olson has been! 
idle since a slim decision over! BOWLERS 
Joey Giambra last Aug. 26 
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‘Basketball Saturday | back a — i lone an average gain of 7.1 yards 
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CHICAGO #—If Big Ten .ath tors and faculty representatives. out of the Big Ten territory, Dis- 90 miles. A conflict arose when Chio State pole vaulter; David day night at the Jefferson ‘Junior MARK A. MORAN 
letic directors have then way, the If endorsed, assistant commis. trict No. 4 “a Des Moines station telecast the Richards, Ohio State, football: | ; High School Gymnasium. The en-| Physiotherapyist 
state of Iowa will have access to sioner Bill Reed said that the — Regional television thus posed a Minnesota game at lowa City Tony Turner. Mickiaon "counter will start at 8 p.m. Pro-) SWEDISH MASSAGE PRACTIPEDICS regional football) teiecasis next Big Ten “will press the matter ticklish problem for the Univer- Nev. 5 while some 40 miles away gan, swimmer. ceeds will be used to purchase 
season from several directions before the NCAA." sity of Towa, which has a wide at Ames, lowa State was playing and John Sundin, Wisconsin, foot-\ athletic equipment and television 742 W. HURON They have recommended that Problems arose this vear for follow ing throughout the plate as Nebraska. ball. iu wi Lakeside Athletic Club, 198 BUS. PHONE FE 5-8273 FE 4-6310 
Towa be made an oveMaPPIng Towa under the NCAA rule prohib- ? Big Ten member <3 compro; Under the new recommendation They rejected a petition for _— son. stale for BS ee : NER ng iting regional boundary hopping af Guse ja nade south tabbed lowa ‘PV stations could choose Henry Cryer, 880-yard star and | lial SOLE SOE TEE LE IEE ETS EIA SA RRO a oem apne i MON Sea SF etic chrector. Doug Mills of Th telecasts The state belongs to itoas “obyyously unrealistic Anche ike _ —_ captain-élect of the linois track | 
nois. said al Jiohs ell TASS SSE District o which tncludes Towa Part of the compromise in- Be ey wa to cary team. He already had rosie 4 a displaced state State and other Big Seven Confer- volved telecasts of District 4 (7 Case of regional conflicts—those puted ineligible, based generally | . Ai . : ; Recommendation today gees ence schools games only when no District 5 !nvelving Iowa State or the Uni- em a scholastic deficiency dur. | 1 ts oot or Christmas : before the joint meeting of direc- Tins technically puts the stale games were being played within’ versity of Iowa ing part of his sophomore year, - eee 
— ' The Big Ten eligibility commit and had appealed the case. Aa : fee granted additional varsity eli: But although he participated only A “Gift Certificate” for a fine Slipper or Muskegon Back gibiity to Gerald Eisenberg and during the 1st semester of his ° ’ : ruc § § ac in enga Named Ca tain Ken Wellen, Minnesota football sophomore year, the committee < Casual is sure to please. It’s the quick p players; Clarence Krueger. North- ruled he had.completed his allotted d : ’ of ‘56 Irish )western. football; Jim Weaver, three years of competition. | an eazy way to give year- round 
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DETROIT (P—Virgil Trucks, asbolliant young outfielder, was'Dame’s 1956 football team. He is e est Place to ; i Se-year-old_ righthande + who! Signed several weeks ago Jimmy Morse, a 20-year-old half- | iS reman Moccasin : Pe oe and-sewn vamp : started his major league. career back from Muskegon, Mich Buy U d C 
B : i rown or Black ; with the Detroit Tigers in “ Old A Morse’s selection by 24 letter a se ar : 
was back home todav rgumen winners Was annownced last night Th B t P] t ¢ es Trucks, supposedly traded into by athletic director # Krause. He e es ace 0 ‘ oblivion with the old st vite § | G IS a junior | * 
Browns jn 1952, signed a 1956 fi OS n 7 1c. Morse he a S ll U d C 3 Tiger contract yesterday Nobody 2 a ee f lorse has begn e a se ar! ¢ a regular Notre Dame halfback 
a would say what figures were on it . — z the last two years. A sprained { 5 Trucks was traded back to the Howe Versus Richard ankle hmited his play in the 1s! ; = Tigers Inst month by the Chicago Question Unsettled by so games this year, but he av- ; L. C. ERSON INC. = White Sex, who got him from St. | eraged 32 minutes a game in the 
Louis. Detroit gave up Bubba | All- Star Picks final eight Imsh contests Lake Orion, Mich. MY 2-241} 
Phillips, a promising young out. | a SS 
fielder, to get. Trucks. MONTREAL WW — An all-star     
“I feel good as ever,” Trucks, hockey team selected by the gen- Steel Bowl Cage 
said after signing his contract. eral managers of the six National Tournament Starts MOST FORDS “I'm sure I still can win a lot of fe Gi alae etait: : 77 ee Hockey League clubs has failed PITTSBURGH wm — Two Pitts. INSTALLED CHEVROLETS 
“ to settle a running argument over i R E 3 STUDEBAKERS he big Alabamian was ad a at - a Pits Pare ean iaes the comparable abilities of Mau- burgh schools aiming at national 
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two of his victories were no- Montreal's Richard and Howe, | Pittsburgh (2-0) takes on little 
hitters. | Detroit Red Wing ace, were tied Westminster Pa. in the opening 
In three seasons away he won a_ in the voting fer the right wing game and traditionally tough Du- 
total of 52 games. | position on the team of post- | uesne (10) gets its second test Trucks was the 2nd Tiger signed) World War If stars picked for a er the vea acsinst Ge . (20) | 
for next season. Al Kaline, the) hockey publication. Each player | ae gal ~ meve — ——! received three Ist place and | Pitt, whose victories include one 
three 2nd place votes. «over Michigan, is expected to face 
One of Tartars’ Best Duquesne its neighbor, tomorrow Others named to the Ist team night in the finals ) 
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$24.95   Heaviest action of the young This ig the season opener for | (0-1) meet Cranbrook (1-1). An-,other scrap will take place at 
season fills the prep courts|Madison a e jon, wi la esday, gets into league/Rochester wi omeo visitor, cage fills the | Madi nd Lake Ori hichiiand Tuesda tsi 1 Roct ith R the visi =e re ie races si bean geiayge meet sooo, play at Clarenceville and Brighton! while Oxford plays host to Imlay start n four leagues. agains! é-Lav es. : i . ; 
The Inter-Lakes circuit has a|Madison's attack will be headed|'S host to Fenton in a nonloop)City. Lapeer is at home with full schedule of games which in-|by seniors Jim Simer and Jim/game. oe and Bloomfield Hills 
cludes Farmington at Southfield,/Myers, two of the top scorers last) Ajmont and Dryden get to- /travels-to Mt. Clemens St. Marys. 
Walled Lake at Berkley and Van year. | gether in a Southern Thumb TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE Dyke at Waterford. | Fitzgerald got off on the right) League game at Dryden. Almont | Fsarmington at Southfield, Walled Lake 
On the Jay court it will be the/foot by surprising Rochester 50-40| (1-1) presently has the area’s Pa eertiey. Merls Dre (st maces pape ane haga rat age Lao = .. nner - rece _* i tare) a oe |Srendaie, tiuon tye ake ort 2a. Ws 
go onto oor Ww Wo 1088€8.'and Avondale lost to St. Michaels! has roug points in | gerald at Clawson. Rastland st Roseville. 
Farmington bas lost to Bently 58-\in the openers | two games. [Port Huron. Flushing ‘at Lapeer, Romeo 51 and Wayne 39-36, while South-| | In other encounters a neighbor-|%, Rochester. Almont at Dryden. Imlay field has fallen to Ferndale 56-48 seagpcteanyy = ade a bales ‘hood serap takes place at Birming. Clemens "St "Marye Holly ea Oureae: and Bently 62-51. 2 see ls on Ge oe ham high school where the Maples! pitnton west Soomflond iat tec ; , . 8 Bloomfield at Northville Southfield is defending champion) With three loop games on tap. sats league coach Bob Watis! Tep encounter is at Clarkston 
oa eens of| Where defending titlist Milford his team thus far. ; and the runnerup Wolves tangle. 
T me in the league is at | The edge has to go to the Red- 
Werther ohere coach Niles Free. |skins of coach Jack Minzey who 
land of Walled Lake ts ready have the height and experience ad- 
for an early showdown with the vantage. Both teams fell to Water-| 
Bears. These two teams were |ford in close games. 
considered as the leading con- Northville, a team expected to 
tenders for the Jays. ‘move in the title circles this year, 
; plays host to West Bloomfield. / / 4-40 de-| Plas Parga is 0-1 en ne Lake! Mustangs lost a poor shooting) 
is 1-1 in : oe g ai Dlay ito a strong Mt. Clemens quintet. | 
cas ul ete unbeaten Skipper wins -were 52-51 over Mil-| : 3 3 ith+ team in the league is host to Van/f0rd and 41-37 over Clarkston with Dyke, which lost its opener 66-49 | Pig Chuck Gillis getting a total of 
a ; igame 42-26 to Plymouth last week 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 
|Wings Climb Baumholtz Goes 
. fo Philadelphia Into 3rd Place Go Up Notch ior Trabert Begins Pro - Tis YEAR LL DELIVER MY GIFTS 
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  tw ied n an anenst » reat] Net Career Tonight After 2-2 Tie . 
NEW YORK ®—To @ Trabert,,(Pancho) Gonzales, k of the year, today sold veteran outfielder/No. 1 man among th amateurs|pros, furnishing the rae in With Boston |Frankie Baumholtz to the Phila-|this year, launches his professional “ay first of some 100 matches to be 
  
  time delphia Phils. .jtennis career tonight at Madison! played in a worldwide tour. Seah, i “fam The Cubs declined to reveal the Square Garden with the Dick od * Highest Pos aOR in eee tag for the 36-year-old Baum. Rex Hartwig, one of Australia’s) NHL Standings This |holtz, w sale” to the Chicago * lesser lights, also makes his debut |\White Sox a year ago collapsed H ockey P ilots against little Pancho Segura but Season 
it is the Trabert-Gonzales rivalry ! | when the Cubs failed to ask © 
waivers. - pees Asked to Meet 
| Baumholtz last ‘seasén completed N ext M onday 
‘his fifth full Cub campaign by bat- A pmeeting ice tne of all 
ting 289 = ond ae on oon hockey il catering te 1 Pontiac| Trabert, winner of the French,|fending seven - time consecutive aa si en itter wit safe) parks and Recreation Depart-/Wimbledon and US. titles in 1955,)/champions have been all season. 
wwe Danan said Baum.|Ment’s ice hockey tournament will Teportedly deserted the amateur * ¢ *¢ 
/holtz “just. doce’ figure” in Cub be held Monday night, Dec. 12, at! ranks for an $80,000 guarantee. But the Red Wings could do no 
future plans with eight other out.|7 P-™., in City Hall. se tae pospeiatd better than a 2-2 tie in their De- 
fielders, most of them much young-| Tourney plans will be discussed ee ot a a of ie Wie troit Olympia encounter last night n the roster land rules and for the ,* mer gave up playing for! with the Sth-place Boston Bruing 
conduct of the event will be esta- eee is said to be collecting! who hadn't scored against the Red blished. Any team wishing to enter #bout $25,000. e Wings in four previous games this that promoter Jack Kramer is re-| DETROIT u—The Detroit Red 
lying on to pull the fans through|Wings were in undisputed 3rd 
the turnstiles. place in the National Hockey 
* League today—the highest the de- 
      
     
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the competition must be repre- season. 
mae GIFTS — at this meeting. ae a . ann are = = their waalveus thei goes 
. of four teams is requi to hold |. SNe ae uicdl aa maa Winds F GOLFERS \ the tournament. Eo eae ay a Res aris rom It’s Buyers’ Market Time! The tourney is open to all organ- experience on indoor courts. Kram-| Chicago Black Hawks but a fat 
We're sacrificing our stock | |ized teams comprised of boys who ised the wi - 
dis {a our revaing Wma not attained teen birt fla eromse the winner a $25 eee \ day by Mageh 1, 1956. For further a+ Australia’s Lew Hoad providing BAGS — CLUBS information call the Department the latter turns pro. CARTS — BALLS \ of Parks and Recreation, FEderal 
Open Until Christmas \ 3-7131. 10 below 2nd-place New York 
and a whopping 16 behind league- 
leading Montreal. 
Boston ended up with 21 a point 
ahead of tail-end Toronto. which 
lost a 3-1 decision to Montreal. | HAROLD TURNER wk Bowling Clinic 
        
                   
       
    
           
  
    
      ' Rookie Norm Ullman put Detroit 
in the lead with his 3rd goal of 
the season in the Ist period. But 
Doug Mohns’ 10th of the season 
brought Boston to a 1-1 tie with 
a second left in the Ist period 
while Lindsay and Gardner were 
in the penalty box. 
Alex Delvecchio moved Detroit ~ 
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WAMPUS LADIES ST. BENEDICT MANS 
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BigIenCae Packer Aiming ‘Boot’ Rats Wath Out, Pi tes x7 Zi Teams Battle for R Tit] ar Miami Tourney °°, Sea Non-Loop Foes OF RAM LITLC FIOPeS | trey under wey wens, SER hoo, “Fl mae HE ELL es fl il eettenss of Huron Ben Pe 
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    lowa Encounters SMU, /|chaine, the Green Bay Pack |cialist who did nothing else. cast adrift. ed's eit PS gucobaanra PM; | S88! Pursley's eit-2003, Hee Purdue Invades UCLA|/tr rookie who does nothing else) Deschaine’s last brush with the Lory py MIAMI, Fla. (INS) — Embar-|Gres"iiree fh SSS 3 Oa but punt and almost got the axjcutting ax came a month or so} If Deschaine is on Sunday he y Green Acres = 31 P & B 2 in Top Attractions _ — [because of it, will match kicks|ago when the Packers added quar-/might not only win NFL punting|assed tournament officials late|Roys! Rec. 3 Serr Window © 30 TIRED AFTER A HARD DAY’S WORK? bet the Rams’ Norm Van Brock-jterback Paul Held. At the timellaurels, but help the Packers to\today cancelled out all play in|fitspatrick = 38 Lord's Furn—g Try 8 restful massage. Tt will do wonders for you CHICAGO #—The Big Ten bas- , rong ped ies punting cham. the Bsy ou what cae pralee best won-lost record since} today’s opening round of the|Specers | 23 Lion Store HH Discover today the facilities available at the 
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  cit and Pare ivadng UCLA loves te yard peace oo OE Conference Considers, rte is sysnelzm mS ower "h jsemi-pro ranks. Towa, a prime favorite with Dli- the tournament has been held. P & W Serv. is Prankitn's 14 nois in the forthcoming title race, The stylish quarterback w/4pplications of 4 Schools PGA tournament director Ray “ S Gaspuichedt eee " may have its hands full against punted.58 times for an average of O’Brien ordered all scores null —— ioe pnstangs. They are figured to\44.5 yards while Deschaine’s rec-/ NASHVILLE, Tenn, ® — Thejindependent universities let it be| and void when five of the greens | “287 SIDE SENIOR moUsE make @ successful defense of theirjord shows 52 punts arid an aver-|presidents of the 12 member col- known yesterday while SEC; on the back nine were unplay- |Huron Bowl 33 Southwest Conference crown this\age of 43.4 yards. Only .1 back of|leges of the Southeastern Confer-|coaches were meeting that they, able because of the umseasona. |Parc"en? 38 season, Deschaine is Philadelphia's Adri-lence met here today with @ PY0-| would foot the extra cests.of ming,| ble downpour. Gan Sas) pe) eee The Hawkeyes, who opened jan Burk. posal to enlarge the membership .oorts programs that their entry! O’Brien later announced that) Sister's pelts ae with @ fairly simple 60-51 trim- | Deschaine, a quiet-spoken lad/as the hottest question on tap. might entail. the Thole tourney will be cut tonne x i foc ming of Nebraska, have a 67- |with a crew cut and an unassum-| Houston, Miami, Mississippi ° 8 54 holes, with the final 18 being|,,C®™ne 234. Osta ez: “ostlan game home floor winning streak |ing air, is carried on tthe Packers Southern and Florida State have The travel aes were expect’! played on Sunday. 005, West Side Rec. 2819. against non-confergnce foe@ to \roster as an offensive end, but he applied for SS Houstonjed to prevent the necessary tw-| Of the field of 154 in the event, LADIES BURON BowL moUSS s led nn yet © Play oS Lema {and Miami are given only a slim) thirds vote needed for admission,115_ players had already finished|spencer's 34.10 Great Lakes MU is led by 6 foot 8 Jim Krebs, chance of admission and thelof either school. Western members the 18 holes.. Nichole ins, 2816 ‘frieter in touted as the best scorer in the} In answer to a phone call from! chances of the other two were con- lot the loop objected to traveling) Some of the favorites, including |Pete's Place 24 20 Tricker Tas L wy = ; ; 
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        Germans to os Relations M obsters Sh oot 
Sica city mie w= EX-Capone Man 
government refuses to set up|. 
diplomatic ties with Communist 
or any of the Soviet satellite 
_ |Capone crime syndicate last night. 
? * * 
onetime mob financial adviser, Bob Considine Says:   
Alex Greenberg Third a commas Gee oe 
Victim of Gang-Murder jaccount of how they feel the Eisen- 
on Chicago Street wee out in their states. . * Ld - CHICAGO @—Assassins’ bullets 
killed another associate of the ol 
64-year-old brewer and Republican Club of New York 
was the victim pf the third gang- City. Few will be televised or re- 
buddies/ ported on. 
Vermont's flinty, snow-topped 
Gov. Joseph B. Johnson, a mach- hower administration has worked|tration took over in Washington injed the GOP that it is losing 
The reports, in the form ofjimmeasurably. More venture capi-/54me. 
speeches to a comparatively limit-|'@! is being put up to attract 
, ed but sensitive group, will be de-|Private industry, which c aa today because not enough 
Alex Louis Greenberg, wealthy|ivered to meetings of the Nationalling more jobs available.” 
SURE HE’LL RUN 
é program. They 
that Eisenhower is going to runjare out of step with the President; 
jagain. Else why would National 
Chairman Len Hall talk so confi- the greatest peacetime prosperity pen 
in its history. . and next year; then explain why 
“Since the Republican adminis-|it did not happen”), tartly remind- 
“The Republican Party is in 
Republicans are going the Presi- 
dent’s way,” Hall said. “They do 
not agree with the President's 
Gov. Johnson feels pretty sure|philosophy and Unique GOP Club Sifts Grass-Roots Ideas and with the people who voted forjstead of giving them aid and com- 
the Republican Party in 1952. They|fort and helping them solve their 
insiet on going & different way. 
    
  problems, we are going around the 
country telling them what is good! 
He said there's no such thing as 
a labor vote; that most California 
laber people profess to be Demo- 
erats but vote Republican. 
Gov. Johnson dissented, too. He 
said Vermont farmers are happy 
as they are   
as clams and want things: left just   
  
      
DIAMOND inist and engineer who won by 
the smallest majority ever in that 
granite-slabbed citadel of Repub- 
licanism (5,200) was the fourth 
and latest of the governors fo 
speak at the seml-official club of 
which the President is an en- 
“What has the Eisenhower pro- 
gram: done for Vermont and New 
England?” he asked. ‘‘Just as is 
true throughout the country, the. 
New England area is now enjoying 
  
                faces she did not see, 
eames her husband in a brief, 
conversation, then: | 
“I heard several shots and = 
Later, however, she signed a 
statement in which she said no 
the 
opened fire. | 
Greenberg staggered. 
they fled on foot, | 
the street about 
  
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|matried 14 years. She committed 
‘became Fonda's third wife about Henry Fonda, 
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‘Trial Separation’ 
NEW YORK i — Actor Henry 
‘Fonda and his third wife have an- 
nounced mutual agreement on a 
“trial separation. " 
Fonda, 49, ont his wife. the for-|' mer Susan Blanchard, 27, were °° ‘son who can predict what will hap- 
married five years ago. 
The announcement, issued yes- 
terday through a publicity firm, 
said Fonda returned here Tuesday} 
from Europe, where his film work 
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some time. 
have custody of the couple's child, 
Amy? * 2 «6 
Fonda has two other children, 
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        i ment —— core al 
ider state aid. 
isimilar to typhoid, A program of mass inoculations said three boys ranging in age 
of treat-'from 10 to 12 broke plate glass 
being windows at five stores in Traverse 
continued by family physicians Cy Grae lead pellets from 
sling L 
_Paratyphoid is a communicable|/mated at $2,500. The boys, ar- 
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Hall actually had asked the Presi- 
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he couldn't 
who might 
Warren doesn't yield to 
lows are strong. . . . Nixon, 
land and Knight,” he said, his 
voice trailing off a mite. 
‘publican leaders to speak their 
minds without sponsorship by or} 
the permission of the Republican 
National Committee. 
* * * 
speech of Nov. 16 was a case in 
point. 
* Kansas, 
The wife, stepdaughter of song . 
‘s| writer Oscar Hammerstein II, will 
private sanitarium for a nervous) — He couldn't say for sure whether 
think of anybody else 
run, if Chief Justice 
a draft. 
“They say those California fel- 
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        The National Republican Club 
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For 77 years it has enabled Re- 
Tough-talking- young Fred Hall's 
The zestful governor of 
after quoting Churchill 
(“A successful politician is a per- 
    
    
  
  
  
          
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FORTY-ONE_   
ick Monday 
for Merger Talk County CIO Council 
to Discuss Aspects 
of Union Joining 
two organizations | t merger 
stitution states that in such cases 
both would merge into one gov- 
erning body. 
This local merger will be dis- 
cussed at a future joint meeting   | 
stated. 
ee \Mules Showing 
Big Sales Appeal 
for Car Dealer 
way with people. I hated to see her go.”” 
- Seek Revenue Service .| Motoring to Retreat in lke and Cabinet 
Meeting Today Chief Executive Again 
Mountains hower doesn’t act before early 
1956 filing deadlines, they might 
find themselves boxed out of GOP! Plans Children’s 
maries. 
Sale in Keego Harbor 
KEEGO HARBOR — The WSCS|at one o'clock. The program will 
of the Trinity Methodist church is 
sponsoring a bake sale today and 
Saturday. The sale started at noon ee 8 
today and will start at 9:30 a.m.| This is one of te big evens 
tomorrow at Batchelor’s Market in| ‘oc, end on this occasion the 
Keego. local people will be assisted by Mrs, William Avery and Mrs. C.| others from outside. 
  with the National Securify Council. 
  Bolton are chairmen. and preferential _ pri- 
Party in Holly Catholic Church |Jayno-Adams PTA Plans Penny Supper 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Jay-| ‘The 
ecapuss mseueueneiaioneesaas no Adams Parent-Teacher Assn. is/been below sea level at 
— annual children’ \sponsori supper Satur- 
Group Sponsors Bake Leah eprom Chureh win day at ey eee cous 
be Saturday afternoon, beginning # from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Pro-| oceans. ate earmarked for the - arked for thelCombine Holiday Party LEONARD—Two ‘Towns. and 
Lakeville Extension Clubs will 
meet at Rowland Hall, Leonard at 
7:30 p.m. Tuesday for their an- 
nual Christmas party. Secret pals 
will be revealed at this time by a 
Christmas gift exchange.       
  
      
  
morning and afternoon sessions] 
    FHA — Can You Afford $47 Per | Month for a 3-Bedroom Home? | 
  
  
        
    
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an office of the Internal Revenue|motors to Washington for a medi-/f Judah Lake today? $660 plus | 
Service here have been. revealed|cal checkup and meetings with closing costs moves you in. P 
by Congressman George A. Don- leaders next week. =i dero. Nearest offices at present] In Washington the possibility that] © Lake Privileges © Automatic Gas i 
are in Detroit and Pontiac. Con-|a squeeze play might sideline them Heat AN BD. 
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a step on D. L. Olsen, regional |hower delayed a second term deci- Windows Kitchens: | 
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ice in Chicago. publican presidential hopefuls Coen 6 ee Se ; 3 § me Itoday. | 3 Father's Day was founded py They would want to run only if! Judah Lake Estates 3) 
between the two groups, Haggard Mrs. John Bruce Dodd, Spokane,'the President doesn't. But they] National Homes. FE 4-8013 WALTON 
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  BE SURE AND VISIT OUR NOWaMANNY'S §) anoca | COCKTAIL LOUNGE WITH RINGSIDE BAR—W. Huron ot Elizabeth Lake Rd. Wins THE BIG PICTURE WINDOW EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY AND TUESDAY Wilkins! 992 . i DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY | *tis the Séason tions and sell copies of the 
]} to Be Jolly! — jmasstne War Cr. ’ ® s . s * 
wi cepts tain] O1NE-Fled Ebgs Used Asking Federal Law |smauleerne'usctess oor (Court Dismisses || Detective Guilty and * DENVER @ — Something . Chiefs of Police, sherifts, ’ . a : 
wD. lias deen added to he arsenal ot «ifr Plane Assaulters |ndme meccts..2a% S"**\'37 Theft Indictment |. , , J ; paint. J. A. Davidek told police! LANSIN G@® — A committee of} _ Te ops — oe oy = LOS ANGELES uA grand theft 0 Irefapping : yesterday two such eggs were|top law officers and judges in steam sey Ar dla oro ws years ago : 
FOOD ' | at the front porch of his! wichigan asked Congress today to rage gyi ito cne SS _ All-Male Jury Convicts © . He said the vandals appar~| make it a federal offense to fe-| was blown ap by a time bomb, “es in 1937 New York Private Eye puch a small hole in the/loniously assault a passenger in an Federal authorities arrested a 23- — Pegrer|| $14,234 an 16 Counts 
drain the egg, and fill the) interstate airplane. year-old gas station attendant and aon he e oe ‘ = The request was made in a reso- charged him with sabotage. Later, eonadindingray romps agar at 
hti | [) | | the state charged the suspect wih| business He never was brought to NEW YORK (®—Private detec- 
cil ll y CLICIOUS the murder of his mother, a pas- The -market went through tive John G, (Steve) Broady was Ding, senger on the plane, ~ {bankruptey, and its records even- convicted last night of illegal wire- | a err. Under present federal statutes,/tually were destroyed. Several per. tapping 
oo th “ANGINS, Roos conviction for sabotage carries 8! sons connected with the case have "“ 9 # @ PREPARED AS ONLY THE | vase pectin ager arstiagmary phate saypaid ee oat possible witnesses scat An all-male jury found him guilty 
CHEFS AT THE VILLA INN CAN -_ = as- Gordon was arrested on the old ce parr percentage 
| Al Lloyd Gumagin Adied (oceania wet at ; ntonagon, Admitte ice opposed the motion “in 48,00 to 60,000 telephones on the DRIVE OUT AND EAT WHERE ene Set . y PP) sero - ONTONAGON & — The © evra genet sel apd ba et — : nes Bde, betes = ot = 
DINING IS A teats cer ceme Gag] Te hange Club Set asim stereo PLEASANT ADVENTURE Hammond Organ bell fragesee el ipod Lg sa See ES A p sts rich busin s headquarters, 
ont — — fo Man rmy OSIS oS Gee 
: baskets/ stances of specific telephone For Reservations | Beemer, , Shey 3 al There’s Holiday | Te, prove Christmas. bas et = 
MY 2-6193 MY 2-9258 | Orr ween” y etc od lr ap eat a toy oo Club will continue a 2-year tra-|much as 27 years. His lawyers . . Cheer. | dition of manning Salvation Army! say- posts in downtown Pontiac. ing no such conviction had ever 
   
    
        
         
    
  
  
    
      
    
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VILLA IRN [FE tne” Sa! tie [renee es a . } is can’t be beat. which, acts as a eels 
Where Dining Is a Pleasant Adventure E e val a ess I A 
60 Parkview Blvd. Open 7 Days and 7 Nights ¢u| Kitchen Open Daily 
ee weeee esd Lake Orie H | 10 A. M. 8 P.M. |BOy, 4, Plays Santa 
A | FLOOR SHOW the vinett ps pests _ © _ Hor Less Fortunate : Friday and Saturday $3] ™ Since 1921 | birne’, Sercigy 12.9, [CHICAGO © — Fouryearc 
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    JEWEL HOLT Singing Mistress of Ceremonies z= el; @ | Betty Campbell {31 \Ay | | , Ins GEORGE YOUNG js] Peates rat and his guitar 
Plus 
Ny ALVIN WALLS and His Orchestra | RE-OPENING TONIGHT 
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tn Huron Bow! Bidg. appliance salesman, said she be- 1070 West Huron 
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‘| Got Me Lotsa Friends,’ 497 Elizabeth Lake Road at Telegraph 
FEATURING 
“SULLY” ‘| FAVORITES .. . || 
Plus Many More 
‘Orders to Take Out 
Private Rooms for 
Private Parties   
  
  
  “The Man of Rhythm” 
AT THE PIANO and ORGAN 
& DINNERS * COCKTAIL BAR Saqueeeeneeseuneesseersssasesa: 
BUSINESS LUNCHEONS DINNERS TO TAKE OUT 
— Nartteen neom Call FE 3-9821 . . Your Food 
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but Judge Isn’t One of ‘Em OPEN Pontiac’s Own Fabulous DETROIT  — Gus Pearson ex Sandor 
Singing Sensations— 
    
  
               
  
    
        
    
    
        
  
    
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FOUR JOE'S cites cer st ae] Sunny pines If Fan's Your Dish THIS IS YOUR SPOT | +... i ee aon acca N } West Coast playing Bimbe's, Chase Hotel o ramter ot one, {sur nd! Auburin Coffee Shop . SN —2 [abe FRANK & BETTY and the Hollywood Bowl a number of empty sugar bags. 1 SQ 7A : CAMPBELL eee guilty = oe 462 Auburn Ave. FE 4-6323 
Try our deliciously tender broiled filet mignon. , Versatile Comedy MC Norm Nazaar told Widsiel Seas Pc = Blanche @ Oven Morgen 
Our fried Sides Mote lobster tails—broiled Juggling Dancing Team Plus ry he rg re ctepede Supt = r cho I right r eyes. friends Personal use. 
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ENTERTAINMENT Featuring 
Joyce Songer Trio Stars ef Radice, Recerds and TV 
end Introducing 
NOBLE LEE   
HOTEL COMMODORE SHOW BAR | Dining at Its Distinctive Best! 
Asner Luncheon 
3 | arc , 
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SPADAFORE’S BA ay at DIXIE BAR| = Banquet 6 NORTH CASS . 2592 Dixie Highway 
Half BARBECUE CHICKEN_-in or out—$1.00 DICK DENGATE and HIS ESQUIRES | for Your Dancing Pleasure on 
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at the Town G Country and relax.. VA   ore 
Special Show Saturday Night! 
BABE SMITH AL TUCKER Josephine DAY Jeerinysleu 
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TWO SHOWS TONIGHT at 7:00 end 10 P.M. 
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It's a picture series of joy: 
‘home movies, At the same time, 
or window, leaving a tive single movie sequence or in- 
   
    pressidns when they first see the 
transformed tree, : 
lever before due to technical ad-| 
loutdoor shooting) is now available’ 
for home movie eameras for the °" 
first time. 
For indoor shooting, 
pect herd fear ace any one incident makes an effec- 
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       trai ement and nate | 
tographic Camera Catches Christmas Capers colt of Photographic eocldant or mmemal iclaies lalallala lalallala vleleslatel 
| light to shoot calor movies with This rulctias season offers cam-| subjects up to 18 feet away. For a 
Indoor lighting for still cameras s 
ag ccetapaap and for color or 
sive, can be had with its oat color film (three times faster’ for | synchronized flash unit. With flash'@ 
on the camera, the camera brings a 
,its own light as it follows picture 
bem into every corner in- 
io 
ae YOUR DISTANCE 
Distance from flash to subject! 
is the most important factor in- @ 
volved in aerial a 
tions which come with the specific 
med a bulb you use. 
Having learned the speed of your 
fim, you find the guide number 
of your flash bulb from a chart! 
on its carton. Then by simple ig 
arithmetic (divide guide number fi, 
iby the distance in feet) and you. ee 
arrive at the correct lens | 
which will me proper exposure Cashmere wool is the soft winter Pennsylvania border raises two-|underfleece of a ‘small, semi-wild thirds of the nation’s commercial |goat than ranges.from the Caspian Farm area along the New York- 
buckwheat crop, Sea to westerg China.   
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Music by 
BENNIE MANNI'S 
“MELODY BOYS” 
Don’t Miss the 
Big Christmas Dance s Friday December 23rd 
I Old Time Square Dancing & Modern 
™ CALLER: GLENN EASTMAN 
FINE LIQUORS. WINES, BEER 
           
     
    
     
      
               
        
            
          
      
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Tricks - Jokes - Novelty 
Cemie Christmas Cards 
Piper's Magozine Outlet 
35 Auburn Ave.      
      
   Christmas Party!     
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  “BARM OF TOMORROW” @ LATE NEWS 
    
\\ A CHRISTMAS PICTURE puts the family 
      
  
COME AND ENJOY GOOD 
MODERN AND SQUARE 
DANCING Every SATURDAY NIGHT With the 
SUNSET RANGERS at the 
Gingellville Community Hall 
6 Mi. Out Baldwin Rd.—New Floor—Good Caller sdn’s spirit throughout the year. Here Mother does 
2 eee See ees: 
  
  
  By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
| HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Right in 
  
  
TWO DAYS ONLY 4 
FRI. & SAT."   
now what 
'MaaMmeohaacis 
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   Peggy Lee Is Considered] 
for Role of Helen\ Morgan benefit of the City of Hope. 
Townsend Reported 
Romancing Countess LONDON (INS) 
Capt. Peter Townsend is reported 
without confirmation to have start-. 
eed a new romance after his un- 
successful attempt to marry Prin- 
_jcess Margaret. 
‘A London Daily Sketch colum- 
  gown, with a \bug’* hat and eye-| 
filling neckla also from Dior, 
quoted as saying. | “Brussels and Amsterdam social | 
circles say Peter has decided to!   
William LeBaron under} 
  
      surgery at St. John Hospital. | {make a speedy marriage after his 
\ }love for Princess Margaret tcame 
Imogene Coca is contributing hér|to nothing.” 
    — RAF Group] : 
  —IN— 
“City Across the River”   
     
    
    
  Next “SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD” Attractioal IN CINEMASCOPE ~ 
V Vunusua V V Gane 
MIDNIGHT SHOW 
TOMORROW SATURDAY, DEC. 10th 
; DOORS OPEN AT 11:30 P.M 
| * Rock, Pontiac! Roll, Pontiae ! WITH os ears caceasveual SCREEN x Nation's Greatest Sepia Stars!    
      
    
                  
   
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GIANT   | Jack Warner was in such fine! 
| fettle when Warners captured four 
| out of five awards at the Audience 
Awards that he said, “Shows how 
Snapshots of Hollywood collected | 
at. random: Columnist George; 
| Skolsky’s son, Eric, and Madeleine. 
"Donnell, niéce of Bob O'Donnell, 
cae, oan nae Gucevered cnt 
    SCREEN! 
GIANT KIDDIE SuOw.-ONE DAY ONLY 
Saturday—4 Big jus Serial, 2 Features        
      
   
      
  
  
LOVE...OR A HIDING PLACE? WHICH DID HE WANT? | 
         Print by Technicolor 
KENTUCKY 
‘RIFLE. At 12:20—3:50—6:50—10.00 
Starieng CHILL WILLS 
Lence Fuller & Cothy Downs 
| STARTS AT 11:00—2:10—5:20—9:40   
    
  One of the happiest people at   
Audience Awards was Ella 
» widow of Arthur Unger. 
ithe has marriage plone. The lucky   man is theater owner Burton | 
| Jones of San Diego who was with 
  
  
BOYS! and GIRLS! |} Extra SATURDAY Half Heer of . 
_ KARTOONS 
Serial: Buster Crabbe in Em ew      
     
         
    Yes Little Girl 
THERE IS A 
SANTA CLAUS 
It’s the spirit of those 
wonderful folks who drop 
the nickles and 
dimes and dollars 
in the SALVA- 
TION ARMY 
Charity ‘pots’ for    
   
    
      
    
          
    
   
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    YOU CAN'T TELL “THE PHENIX CITY STORY’ WITH KID GLOVES! 
  The city we shoW you on the screen is so incredibly wicked 
- you can hardly believe it’s real! 
Look on the map. Phenix City, Alabama, is real all right. 
Look at its notorious 14th Street, its gaudy-lighted night 
spots, its noisy, dark interiors—where every marked card, 
every false-bottom glass, every taxi-dancer was there to 
fleece the sucker. You’ll see the grafters, the cheaters, the 
erooked politicians. You'll see how lawyer Albert Patterson 
bucked the crime ring to run for Attorney General—and 
was brutally killed before he could take office. 
We went to Phenix City, Alabama, to film this picture, 
under the protection of the State Militia, Some of the peo- 
ple you see in it actually lived through the reign of terror. 
Other roles had to be played by professional actors because 
the characters they portray are dead, or in jail, or hiding eut 
—viciously waiting to bring mob rule back to Phenix City. 
We don’t think you'll let them—in Phenix City or any- 
where else—once you see ‘The Phenix City Story’ in all its 
shocking truth! 
"THE PHENIX CITY STORY <7 3 
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Richard CONTE, 
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  FORTY-FOUR 
Volunteers’ Expenses 
      
       Civil defense volunteers may de- 
duct from their income taxes ex- 
penses incurred in the performance 
of official duties, under the terms 
of a ruling recently handed down 
by the U. S. Treasury Department.| 
The ruling’s wording states in 
part that services, such as travel- 
ing in the performance of duties, | 
“|. , constitute contributions or 
gifts within the meaning of section’ 
170 -of the Code of 1954 and are 
deductible...” 
C.F. van Blankensteyn director 
of the Michigan Office of Civil De-     
            
      
  fense, advised stafe volunteers this 
week to consult the Bureau of In- 
ternal Revenue for an interpreta 
tion of the ruling 
“The cruel sea — I love it. 1, 
can see it from my bedroom win- | 
dow and I think it is jan Anbar       said Jacob Malik, Russian Ambas- 
sador to Britain, at Blackpool. 
  
  
        
      
         
   
     
       
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Lodge Calendar Profit Taking MARKETS Stocks Ad County Deaths ‘Death Notices Help Wanted Male_¢ | _ Help Wanted Ma AFLOT vance FORD MOTOR CO ° installation of the officers he Calertas ML Lovenek neceou, aera ee , Ford dealer wants 2 new 
of ‘ Lodge No. 21, FP. & A. s . Produce . ® ; — Elaine” 1340 Spuare Lake Road ractor and Imphment car salesmen to complete 
M., me < 8 p. m. Irwin w. estrains rain DETROIT FARMERS’ 4AKKEY ROCHESTER — Service for! Of dou C. Nelson: keloved daugh: | Division | small sales force in new Mills, W. M: aa DETROIT, Dec. (AP) —Wedpiesday : 7c! ’ | ter of M Mamie Perry; deat - i 5 ‘Adv. ’ prices on the Detroit: warmers’ Market Catherine - — i ca ol mother (ol) Meaneth! James vend In ! ner dealership. Some 
; 48445 Dequindre, + wi at | Timethy Kent Nelson, dear sis; BIRM] Sales experience neces- 
i . CHICAGO # — A fair amount) FRUITS—Apples: Delicious, fancy 800] NEW YORK W—The stock mar- e . | ter of Mrs A 18. Nelson, Mrs N y sary eebe hard work- 5 Nn rie : bu.; No. 1, 3.50-4.00 bu; apples, green- a 10:15 am. Saturday at Holy) Eugene Woolf Mrs. Harry Geist | ary, mus lard wor 
of profit taking at the end of|ings, fancy, 3.25 bu; No. 1, 250-300 bu:|ket pushed ahead today in early Mrs George Ostrander and Mr. | er, guarantee, hdspitali- . acing week kratigr aie ape a fancy En ek No. ||.| trading .with a substantial degree Trinity Russian Orthodox Church | GD GG Waa Ce P meee » 5 , a Aen an adva: =, U; appless, orthern be wil ¢ held Monday c 2. i | lesionel i Za :tOn Z 
Found guilty on a charge of ~ sot on the 5 4 of plan wen ans me. 1, 3.00-3.50 bu: te of cautiousness. 12196 Goddard St., Detroit. Inter- au am om the Ailes 3) Panera Chassis aie, faim van, coir for interview 
reckless driving, Mrs. Beulah E. Trade today. Losses large|? Pee 16 bu rlapeseat Worenenn: ne i] Aircrafts were oyt in front of|ment will be in White Chapel | Hamil Viner officiating’ lier CESS eae : 
Louis, 48, of 970 Gi Rd. ' were ee 3.00-3.50 bu; Cider. No. 1. 100-750 4-en!|the rise as they were yesterday|Cemetery. Burial office and litany; "rr! 1 Hast Lawn Cemetery. | Mr. Jeffrey, Jeffrey Ford 
" sengary and occasionally some contracts) case. Pears, Bosc, fancy, 4.00 Sas Me 1, when the lot lwaa ue) ancien: Y 8 0 | Mrs Nelson will le in state at | | Design Checkers | Sales, 1O.N. W ashington, Commerce Township, paid $65 fine|pushed above the previous close. 3.00-3.50 pas pare Kieter fancy, 3.00 iste mar P will be Saturday at 830 am.,| the Allen's Puneral Home, Leke OAS. pe DNOxtordl Oalc oa : Age ; ately. from the William R. Potere Fu-! ee | Design Detailers ee a a and costs yesterday. Walled| Dealings proceeded at a fairly} TRORTABLES. misc, dects, topped! ry i . - Shacter PROPER, DEC 8, 1955. EMMA | land County’s busiest active There was some earl See ee eee Capeere (carly eed e Else yc Artaed piace be jneral | Horne Hochen (cx: Lucy 1331 East Lake Drive, | cost accountants : ee Lake Justice Logan Sparks con- etallanee say by 130-4.00 cabbege, red, No 1. 118-225) around a point, and losses were Mra. Neve Nelson Walled Lake, age 18: beloved wife Wace tree ose canerlence Ford dealer, 
March and whe . Carrots, No 1, 65-100 doz S.| : : adh! 2 a { of Nelson roper. dear mother | oA : : | = 
ducted the trial. b the ickl ay their carrots, topped fancy. 2.75 bu. No. § small with a few exceptions. mee 7 : | of Miss Melissa Batchelor, Mrs.” | D FIRE *F 1G GH TER ° ut Y quickly ga’ up 2.00-2.50 bu. Celery. No 1, 350-400] Chance Vought started on 5.090 LAKE ORION — Service for! Eimer Penney. Mrs. Dorethy | esign Cost Estimators | City of Pontiee, apolicates must 
Charged with selling marihuana,|8#ns. New crop wheat futures sul- robetagl ns Bt oon bens Celer)| hares up 1% at 44 and then{Mrs. Neva Elaine Nelson, 39. 1310}. (pstv Nelson B, Proper, Jr and | Forging or other broad proc. | nave ved withio, city mite for | : a j t t J ” . arence ope ar sister essing abd estimating experience year ax e itime in 
19-year-old Andrew Shegar of Fern- pbs ag mild arenes Bre carretall tease 1. 150-200 bu {dropped back from its best. The|Square Lake Rd. will i he Fe of) Mies jue Chase end Devic | & wie, tought Or. Gefen weigrt soon . 2 . r ~ y 2 I Myo ste « ge’ 
dale, pleaded innocent yesterday) w TE ihe noeesise tee aye. PY 1 0-130; tock has gained 6's in the past/1] a.m. Monday from Allen's Fu be held /SauirdayeDec 10 ak | Accounting System proportional Apply Personnel Wheat near the end of the first |¢ ) . rt H , ; Javy|neral Home with burial in East | 2pm from the Virgo &. Kinsey, — ° Anat fice. City Hail. 35 8, Parke. before Berkley Justice Ralph H. A doz. bchs. Celery root. No. 1. 1.00-1.50|/two days on the strength of Navy cS [ee Aa avec e: as Nalyst | : hour was unchanged to 5s lower, doz bchs. Eggplant. No. 1, 1.00-1 50] ondorg and high performance of|Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Nelson died| Funeral Home with Res. Donsid Ridad igenererlana costraccounin| HOOVE R COMPANY NEEDS MAN | 
Finley. Failing to produce bond December $2.08% corn % to a, | bu Fennel, No 1 1.25-150 doz bchs gn p : i Senora Carpenter officiating Interment ing experience to pick up cleaners for service of $3,000, Shegar itted | Horseradish, No 1. 3.60-4.00 pk. basket Jits new - models. this morning im Pontiac General | in Roselawn Cemetery. Mrs. Pro- and delivery. FE 2-2811. § to 10 
was commi lower December $1.2742; oats M Leeks. No. i, 1.00-1.50 doz. bchs. Onions Hospital | per will le in state at the Virgo Gales Representatives _4m_only 
to Oakland County Jail pending/to % lower, December 63%; rye/4z: janet, 2.00 So-lb bag. No. 1, 165 k om. cate [Uinta ac tevce mikease Breed Eised “contra. INSPECTOR | his appearance Thursday. unchanged to % lower December|109 sea, he Siparie cccns. net. New York Stocks Mra) cone tcce | Genre ue anita SVELTR contact or fleet salts | LATHE OPERATOR . “ 3 ae . a . a | L 
$1. 1244: soybens % to 1 cent lower,| 13-90, do. bens, Parsley Root, No. 3) gmirgl conkr pene Peggy seyee Verch V. 175 Auburn, age 80, dear. Rodel Mal | With some tool making expert. | J. B. Johnston, 49, of 187 South 3 50-100 doz behs  Parsnips. No tjair Reduc . 385 Jones & L | 3161 DRAYTON PLAINS — Double mother of Mrs Helen DeLapp. Model Makers | ence. Apply in person only. No Blvd. W. ded | January $2.37, and lard 10 to 13/1.00-1.50 % bu. Peppers, Cayenne, No Allied Chem 114 Kelsey Heyes 36.7 ; nd Funera} service wij be held Sat- Pattern experience necessary. | vhone calls. Employment office » Plea guilty to driving} l %5-1.25 pk. basket Potatoes fancy y : service for Mrs. Leona Verch a urday. Dec 10. at 9:30 p.m. trom | losed : 
under the in cents a hundred pounds lower./1 59 s0-1b ‘bag: No 2, 120-130 50-ip| Allis Chalmers 666 Kennecott — 117 365| ttle Melvin A Schutt Puneral Cre nara pe rt fluence of liquor yes-inecember $10.22. bag. Pumpkins, No. 1. 1.00-1.25 bu Rad- (Alum Lit line imp Clk ... @eiher daughter Peggy Joyce. a eS aon tere Layout Inspector Daniels Mf Corp. 
Judge Maurice Soper es, hothouse, ‘No. i. 130 douches rad- re ee ed eee a eel fibedinton wee as ee ev tt a Chapel (Cemere yur, spicing Apply aN: ORANGE MARC YMASETD | 1 an. e ° . r ‘ ‘oo =e m Can 3 Lib McN & L 155 t the First Methods one - JAN 7 
failed to pay $100 fine. and w Grain Prices 73.85, dex vent.” Spinach, No 1. 1 7-225.4m Cyan | 65 Ligg & My 695 eaad Pp tiac with burial to! A ecnutt Punen “nw Pe alas Biraieyoau cies |) werk lew hours \esch day. This is aie Was| CHICAGO, Dec 9 (AP) — Opening bu Squash, Acorn, No 1. 106-128 bu Am Gas & El 023 Lockh Aire 544 Church of Pontiac with to! chutt Funeral Home. | Open _Wed “ul @ set_@ ui inet ery gay Sreeime’ We sentenced to ten days in Oakland grain: vash. Butternut, No 1. {00125 pu AM M& Fdy 261 Loews +. 194 follow in Wihte Chapel Memorial | STEPHON DEC 7. 1058. CLEORA on aot #31 Oakland Ave Pontise. Cc 7 Wheat “fay... 65 ceuaeh: Meliicous, No 3, 100-150 Am Motors 87 Lone 8 Chem. 721 H 98 South Tila age 81. dear | AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, EX- 
ounty Jail. Dec Sly... eee 63%. squash. Hubbard. No 1. 1060-150 bu 4@ N Gas . 58 Loriilard 203 Cemetery. niother of Earl ‘Stephison Mrs j Re me perionatee re we ps —Machine — ae a tose 4 News 33-6 : Se eee . : : : 5 | ¥—tor—active ia iMer .. sep Bn z 3. 1-2 00-2 Aina SMG Toe %e1. Mrs. Verch and her daughtet Vada Shaver, Mrs Bulah Cotcher, You fan make money under ou! a ine 
Marjorie K. Smith, 1991 Little Mas pens 4, powntaaig te Ma antnt A toe «27 Hab Guo: were iled Wednesday an autr SSI SOMA arin, ERR Ee | Farms Dr., told police she lost her! Sep 7 wars. 1.16'z turnip, topped, No 1. 1 7§-225 bu. ve oe ean ed aoe + | | mobile accident Deve atu Je pie trom tea ae Spe Escom oer D | hillfold with $2 in it while shopping jC gags, MAY Lt UETTUCE “ND SALAD OREENG Cel Am Top 7" ET Mera? “77. 304 Emma 1. Proper ime Guenter —_ esiQners secs 2 osc s c e o -, 5- ul v , “O% 9 8 ae Lt revit ‘ prema ; S ; 
in a downtown store yesterday. Be ee iD ares eas {No 1. 150-200 bu, Escarole No 1 150 |anae Scan Mar Prides Aap On ae WALLED LAKE — Service for Ae Cemetery: Mes: AUTO : and 
Livenes ° ae $ |200 bu Lettuce, bibb, No. !, 150-178! armco St P Mont Ward .. 957... Lon seen Le Teo hison Puderal Hoot Donald C€. Toney Drayton | 5° ee ee “349, Jan ....... 1067 | pk bask+t iettuceuibunerieNOn 1 Apes ee es Bat Motar Pa. we 297. Emma L. Proper, 78. 1331 bo Lake _ Huntoon Funeral Home . i ' 
Plai 20 | _o Mar ...< 10.95 |300 bu: lettuce, hy |, No 1, 2.50-300larms Ck 104 Motor Wheel 287 Dr.. will be held at 2 p.m. Satur-; TEDDER, DEC 7 195s. wILLia SALESMEN ixture ains, reported his car windshield | Dee) ues 63", May ...... 4122 eae crate: lettuce, head, No : lee Atchison 155 4 ie Br.... ‘ lee fh inelVires E Kinsey Fu ee 3384 Warrin gba Draston i ; 00 bu; lettuce, leaf. No 1. 1 75-125 b t : urray Cp.... ‘ : ay from the Virgo a ais, age 28, beloved husband 
praoed’ Yesteraay, while the car! DETROIT STOCKS “Vaveornts “7 Nat Buse" 396 00> 1H ateyene at Fifth | ef Rosemary Tedder, beloved son | Ford, dealer, hes, opening? was in the Pontiac Motor parking’ J. Nephler Co.) SS lBat & Onio 47 Nat Cash R... 37 Neral Home. ce ge ee ole for two ambitious "— wel a out lot. Pigures after ‘decimal potnts are eighths | CHICAGO POTATOES |Bendix Ay $5 6 Ae reaped . B38 Royal Oak, with burial in Rose- | deat father of Deborah Lynn, | organized salesmen who i . High Low Noon’) CHICAGO Dec. 7 (AP) (USDA!—Pota-|Benquet, 16 hai Thee. . lawn Park Gemetery. Mrs. Proper | pay Ne abn = Roxanna ue would like to get started on 
Baldwin Rubber AONES - 16 16.4) toes Arrivals 74, on track 258 and total! |Beth Steel és NY Central. _ a. | : ar brother o jeanor the ground floor with a 
Ciiton Lewis, 33. of 122 Wensen Gory etiagin 00 0! Py GEOR, Momeae si opus moderate Bering 2178 pews) $31 died early this mormng in Pontiag | hom eases ane Mes Rebesy eluates en gston Products® .. . «+. 2 a t n Alum 2 2 pS ep ~ faneo uBeral servic J erritory F commission St., found guilty on a charge of\ Masco Screw* messi Jusce et 1 fear reroagie and ore ES |Bond Sirs 17 vere Ress he She is survived by her husband, be held Saturday, Dec 10, at | and working condition are 
non-support, was jailed for 90 Gaya) Micwestt) ene se eeee os af Wn pes 3 4- ches cities ate ey on Bore W oe as Nor Pac 782 Nelson B.; three daughters, Me- ieee on men Upied vree the best in Michigan 
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by Municipal Court Judge Maur- wayne Screw 12 13, kota Pontiacs 2 80:20 washed "and | Briges Mig . 222 ane ‘Gee : AG lisa Batchelor of Detroit, Mrs.) Rev Walter Teeuwissen officat- | JJQ\WARD LARE INC. Fstablshed 
ice E. Finnega yesterday. *Ko sale bia ‘end asked | waxed ee eco ane Owens Li Gi.. 6¢4' Elmer Tenney of Royal Oak and| 188 Isterment Ee teAles bars Apsara 7705 Orchard Lake Rd | Machine Taal P. & El 0 p tat = Found AAG oi ex: STOCK AVERAGES cuicaco “een Buda Co 218 Pan AW air. 176 Mrs. Dorothy M. Casey of Miami, state al the Farmer-Snover Pu- ee eerea | M F 
guilty a charge * i NEW YORK. Dec 9—Compiled by The urroughs Panh Ep) 87 Fla.: two sons, Nelson B. Jr. of nee ome until taken to the AUTO SERVIC eM RIAN AND | anutacturer 4 
sault and battery, James Bowman, | Asseciated Press | CHICAGO, Dec. 8 ‘AP)—Butter steady ‘Calumet & H 15.1 param Pict 37 : , } Church at 12:30 where he wili | AU : E “ INE di I 
32, of 47 Pleasam Vi Dri | 30 «18 = 15) 60s receipts 647,151; wretenis buying prices Camp Soup af Parke Da ... 40.1 Detroit and Clarence A. of Walled | lie until time of service. ee eeeee. of epaiboeesand py | S Expanding Its s| ' ej : ~ = ~ 9 ~ 
wan Waauieensed tiolee day in jgijMet change 1. Sa ey edo S16NS, 08 Aw STIBOTSS OW Bhai, ae G.can Pec a2 Benier. JC. 1006 Lake; five grandchildren; one, VERCH DEC "7, 1988. 1fONA | _Lincein ‘Mercury, 4 W. Pike. | Engineering Dept. 
by Judge Maurice E. Finnegan in moon Friday... 2976 1008 138 1816) “gegs’weat; receipts ILe3t. [Garnier ‘Cp. 587 pier oe" ea eter aunts and one brother, | ca wil M4; beloved wife of | BONures eaperienced car Mowery | Municipal Court yesterday. Week ago. 2540 1404 756 18051, EEE2 weak: receipte 11.031 1S tower. [Cate Fy iss sy 'son Heights, and one brother. yc pal arc send. Mire Henry preterred: Excellent wages haul | Located in Month at? Spelt eed als faa US. large whites 60-699 pr cent A'sl\Gre a One | S43 334 David R. Germain of Detroit. Cummings.” dear’ mother of Mrs warding Co. $000 itt. Eiiott, De —_ 5 nls 1/465: US. standards 455. dirties 34 ‘irginia Cooper. Vernon, Charles a heay R ] Oak Charged with driving under the’ toss, high 87 6) 1424 18 7/181 8) Oeics: current cocetpen 600 lt igen = 5 Carl Stuart Voorheis | Vilenuliciae’l Visth) dear  aacer ce troit, WAlnut . -2420. oya j 
influence of liquor, Donald F-\isss high 2ilp i230 es ise) Commercially graded: [Climax Mo 67 4 WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —| “ean. Chifora” Wilbert” Cum- BARBER WANTED: STEADY 3% ; i ¢ g Whites—Grade A large 52-57's, me-j¢, Palm .. 594 ee ~I mings rs ita Blade, Mre | M h 
uae 28. of = Florence Ct.,,1954 low = peed = in 1080 tum 44-46. lene Brad A. 26 as Service for Carl Stuart Voorheis, ke Peel Se ee Grand River tee. call Ghessioal Icn. 
was found not guilty after a trial | Coens be teal 83, 4901 McKeachie Road, will be; held saturday. Dec 10 at 2pm. | “Use atter7 pm Experience 
painted sym Srna Business Notes | CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS [Con Bais 477 $02 held at 2°30 p. m. Sunday at the! {70m the First Methodist Church Cab) DRIVERS RADY sonora) on Automatic Parts yeste in Munici : AP Con N Gas |. 36 - wha, | with Rev Paul Havens offictat oe : ) ay unicipal Cou Ff MICROG See? = (6) set ere \Gonsum MS :: $33) Presbyterian Church at White ing Interment in White Chapel om ee Apply 438 Orchard Handling Desirable 
Two 18-year-olds, Darrel! R.|_ The promotion of Richard A. prices perry irae erie actrees able i ~- 32 Lake with burial to follow in White, OST S? ant ueen? nal Mee ~~ ELERK-TYPIST Pe s, 57 S Spaulding, accounting supervisor 475 lCont Can... 824 434 ke Cemetery. Mr. Voorheis died Saturday until time of service n a ae 
Oe ee as Oe ct Consumers Power Co.'s Flint “2, ""7000 8 SMM © ‘Corn Pd 78 Sead AIR 176) f Eneret Goeee ene By Purates fice Young man over ai Bir- Good Opportunities D. Zimmerman, 4030 Sashabaw) Eggs weak: receipts 10,664: depo Curtiss Wr. 206 Sears Roeb 111 | Yesterday afternoon Funeral Home | mingham Employment Service for Top Me Rd., were found guilty on a charge division, to the position of assist-puring prices, unchanged to 3 cent a s(Deere 4, 2 Shell On body will be at the home \VERCH, DEC 7.1955, PEGGY | _138 W Maple, MI 44254 ots “4 Jd of furnishing beer to minors. They ant accountant superintendent of 49 mixed 48: mediums 46 US orto C Seag . 404 Sinclair oO ,, 577/0f Mrs. Patterson until Sunday Pitas) ace ip kemevee Gacehie|| DRIVERS — 
were fined $50 and sentenced to| the company’s [aseepes oo _ (beat chan! Om geeks sg jat 1 p.m. Arrangements are by Sinerof- Vernon: Vere Mite | : ~ SALARY ~ bss . 2 $6.6 Sou Pac _.... : } sister oO erno tch, nh 
ae “vs z mal y Municipe won| eee noir &. Bat Pie L Fe re te Rand AG Devas Funeral Home of Holly. Virginia Cooper tne Cleo Verch | en Carlene ee eee OVERTIME 
Judge Cecil McCallum yesterday. |neacquarte ® BETRorr EGGS |East Kod 822 sid Brand. 396 M Bessie Miller oof ieee GH || Bei Ue ered i FRINGE BENEFITS Pontiac, was an- OIT, Dec. 9 (AP)—Eges fob Bp) Auto Lite . 432 Std O11 Calif 93 Mrs, wil be Pade a ee ae yal —— wu 8 if AND | ad * : = — 7 . 2 p.m ‘om e ret Methodis eres contac 7c 
Urgent that we must contact nounced today by” rede are Bh actac, og met ad Dod Ot ae rt] WALLED LAKE — Service (0F| Church with Ree. Paul Havens PENSION woman driving two-tone green|Division Manager | Whites—Grade a larse 83. medium (8 grip RR "216 Btd O11 Ohio i” y Mrs. Bessie Miller, 63, 2945 Fisher | ott eating (ate ieanit inpewnite MORG AN 
Buick at scene of accident on | David H. Gerhard. 3" a | shane A mies $2. medium «8. Fairb Mor 38 Stevens. JP .. 27 Rd., will be held at 11 a.m. Sat- | lie in state at the church from ‘ 
M-59, Wed., Dec. 7, 9:55. Kenneth. Gerhard said : jgmall 40; grede B larse S0;, Grade (c /Uircmone ier Owift.a Co. ay urday from the Wilkie Funeral ee poe aey unr tesco sete | Driveaway,Inc Call Royal Oak ‘ id= , ‘ 2 «. 43 - = ; ce uneral arrangements y i 
4 c. Davies, 2117 Penobscot. WO  spaulding’s pro- = aes: x . |Freepot Sul %6¢ Sylv BI Pa .. 45 Home in Detroit with burial in| Pursiey Funeral Moai 7 ___ OR 34191 LI 7-7474, from 3 to 6 p.m. 
at SA —AdV. | motion is effective | weal ween eee: TT ceere” Ges Ovnam 06 Tex G Gul. 31 2) Parky lew Memorial Cemetery in WATERS. DEC @ 1955 LAURETTA | DRIVER FOR DRY CLEANING Monday Thru Friday ; : > 1 : ; Ay, enderson, age 7 ear i oute us e neat appearing 
If your friend's in jail and needs Dec. 15, and that ae tte: ents A ure, eres oe res 66 TRE ear te e|LIvUue Mes Miller) ied) yester mother of Lisle L Echtinaw and and must know city Salary and | for Appointment bel Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. he will come to | icownsOraes A extra large 53, large Gen Motors Pin Tran W Air xf day morning in Pontiac. Bere erent Deratck eer wee Pees lt Apply Box 88, Pon- | HAN TO CO¥ FIREPLACE COO0 
—Adv. Pontiac as an ad- ILDIN bof FO age Miet te weak on large Geomrie, . i) Toents Gen ie 33 cere Soares ears ice Buty be ~ DRI ;Cid«d| jin “furnishes, idition to the staff SPAU G | ae supplies lberal and discounted in Goodyear “646 Underwood |. al f Secoeculeny ecw te Bees ee RIVERS — $3800. = 
Bazaar at Macedonia Baptist s tmany Imstances. Batance of offerings Grah Paige . 2 Un Carbide st 3) | t pm from the Parmer-Snover | 3 experienced on doubles. Hauling of Accounting Superintendent Mor-| about steady. Price structure irregular Gt No Ry 426 Unit Air Lip if n ue Funeral Home with Dr Wm H. | stee| in Michigan ae and In | MEN Church Center, 420 Bloomfield Ave.| land ranged as much as 3 cents lower.'Gt West $8 .21 Unit Aire o : Marbech officiating. Interment diene er <__ eed | - Bacon. 5 . D ite Chapel Cemetery. Mrs. or apply Penkell. Sat. ae 10, 9 to 5.- —Adv. an employe of caers cin | Over-all trade spotty and very price con oi ps ; as Unit Pruit Br) W aterslreihiatserin@etate Ue the _ Detroit . LES-CLERI CAL-TECHNICAL 
| Flint ine! fold tha < \Holland FP |... 126 Us Lines. BT a 0 Or ans Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. 20 MAN STEEL PABRICATING PONTIAC since joi the company |Homestk |... 36 U8 Reutor "B01 Shop. Reauires man to manage E 1 : 
jthere in the gas department i Poult: \Hooker El... 407 US Steel ... 50.7 sion) beast) be) obte) te /6elavout pape) men peur’ on an \aert A : tebe A |i Cent... 62 US Tob “19 Twenty-one Urban League Guild Card of Thanks 1 and ecmate ote e and on 18.W_ Huron FE 42551 
Spaulding has been account- DETROIT LTRY Indust Ray 49 rose. RRGIIS ema orcaaed rience. Wr x 628. Dray 
Have ‘experience in ship-ign supervisor for that division) DETROIT, Dec. 9 \AP)-Prices paid Inland Sl 8 Warn B Pic Be petals meeting for their annual} x GRATEFUL APPRECIATION Plains. Mich MEN ll per pound fo b. Detroit for No. 1 Inspir Cop . 593 West Un Tel 22 Christmas party last. night at the for the kindness and sympathy Shipston ; ping and receiving, also) since 1948. A veteran of Army quality live poultry up to 10 am Interiak Ir 301 Westg A Bk . 27.6) shown us during our recent be- service in World War II. |“"Heavy hens 26-27. light hens 17.|Int Bus Mch 410 Weste El s¢4/sylvan Lake home of Mrs. J. A. reavement the family of the late | DESIGNERS |; AD opportunity awaits men who 
mail order, parcel post andi Fine Junior ene Me ashe heavy broilers or fryers (2%%-3% Ibs.) Int Harv 381 White Met 395 Rammes, discussed plans for fuller iP Sage fo eet onl lp | Sata tere ei no cash 
warehousing. Have some ended Pint ge Delo aerree Reet Fae ceivere is fat ter wcith Weseedac? iiparticipation in wellare work with| Cade Mogen aStstemvatee |’ DETAILERS | hesigen Appa foro background . in finding new joining ames. tted receipts to actual needs. Suppiiet Int Shoe . 436 Yngst Sh&T 1004 ‘needy Pontiac children ertee Prec) thanks eee Rex, | topahed | se. ee 
outlets for consumer items lk a Rue om hand are light and expected to ees Int Tel a Tel 29.2 Zenith Raa 14 i riansiwere /aino _ma die for | B. D McColl and Huvtoon tc CH ECKERS : | MIDWEST 
orea Was an ient kingdom) 7 ! ail monte zs .. 
will work for salary and with a history dating back to the! - making the Guild's annual $300| we-wisn-TO THANK ALL OUR Bode (a yout tesla (ties 1an6 pe) 0 pe ObS HOR MEN 
[| SPO REE cay 2 Ga Announce Longer Hoursiee, ene ae | area nefits teeey | meieeebnad Grmtaes tee, | ORC ES, srnunee se \ i My, ie Wi ” midyear high school graduates. | sympathy during our recent be- program | Sheet Metal Worker exp. . 80x 14 the “Hermit Kingdom. reayement. and especially th HIGH RATE - ; Electrical Engineer : sin EES =e |The fund has previously been open | tee, eee ear te Interviews daily till ® pm All day General Office +. $300 
at Post Office Windows iv stsrss"rraduning on BSuig yet: | TR ae See a : i ; jase | meege Harbor Mrs. Flora E Efficient MIDWEST _ 
| An extension of Post Office pears | feos of outgging and incoming Members spent the evening} MRS A a Fi DAVIDSON. WHO | Employment Service : : as dismissed re Jat stamp and parce] post win-|Christmas cards and packages. | wrapping Christmas packages for Nears Fors Mocomninns oS Eng. Co. 406 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
‘dows will go into effect tomorrow! Further extensions will go into'teenage girls at the Oakland at 122 Putnam St. Pontiac 21689 Coolidge, Detroit rE oe: ; effect Dec. 12 when the windows|County Children’s Home. Christ-) family's ‘thane eee gen and the JOrdan’ 63163 ~ PORTER FOR CAR LOT. ROGER'S 
. jwhen employes will be on duty win) be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.!mas refreshments were served by remembered her Swunlnrearan: j pn & Service. SERVICE WAN 
. flowers, and th ih ARTS AND  & ILE A 
Cash for acreage, lake property or farms, . pesdonaeel pial ot ea ee Dec. is Dean said. The|/Mrs. Rammes. nereeg during her 4 weeks ts tae Desig ners ‘Srisad tb ; j i j Post . epartments will remain open Sopa e any type, any. section, with or without said today. iecemberl 17 (trom s “alm to! 6 MAY 1 EXPRESS MY APPRECIA- AND PHARMACIST A ° . : . . nh. T- - 
buildings, within 35 miles of Detroit, on JM The postal official stated that | and December 18 from 1 Mary Murdock Hurt ing me during my extended. tll Detailers | Ger. “Tnritiy’ Drug, 100. Sogt . . § peer’ a ness | ay rifty rug. 6 
main roads. We are the buyers. We will buy fiithe extension is the first to be p.m. to 5 p.m. . ., To Rey Waiter Teeuwissen ot | ae ee ee : | The final week before Chnstmas f and ek ee i cone —}PINBOYS - OVER 15. directly from owners or through brokers. trot Des 18 thevigh Dec. 23 wit IIT ar-irain Uras of iret igs ere: Ror thelt/ ravers For sutomanion trpe machines end weekends, Motor Inn. FE friends. both docto 4 - also figs & atures. Top _ +63 
Phone or write us what you have and we 9 U ° i] { R ® ‘find the windows operating be- | . r to my neighbors (and a host of tates ‘ Pontiac Motor Employes 2 ' } was Le s many o' t 
will give you a quick reply. i nionis b) eceive jtween 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. | Injured when the car s Fle patients for whom I have cared. LOCKHART & Earn up to $200 per month in ' : cm Similar hours, with the exception | riding in was struck by a train piceée accept my heartfelt thanks WRIGHT We vurds, Fors desler ate | . e gifts, greetings. an : 
10300 Wood 708-5010 B Class Certificates 2 Sumas. Dec 18 will ote at et ey are | Mae ScEe ana, arse, ance “| aga 3OREBRING | BERYICE out for deale-ret, on the, ‘and Bernard Edelman, 00 ward, iserved at the Huron Gardens, Perry|of 161 W. Chicago Ave. was, Te) Mara Prsc® ute‘curitmer sensge, | IMSS Telegraph TTTrE Same | SoC har Serrey On esa and Lake branch:|!eased after treatment in Pon . Jettrey, s 
A Ni ion ee APE Veen General i ital. ebrene he re Jeffrey Ford Sales THIS ine area union members es, the postmaster said. osp . . DESIGNERS Oakiand Co.'s busiest Ford Dealer : awarded with CIO counselling cae Dean issued an-appeal to mail- The driver, Louis W. Hatcher, Flowers 3 10 N_ Washington, Oxford, Mich. 
: [tificates Wednesday night at the ors to pase pressure on postal| 16. 6t 639 E. Mansfield, told police} 90 N PRUDENTIAL INS. CO. 
final class on ‘Unemployment empjoyes by transacting business he thought the train was going DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS * (90 Needed) pupcuness | sa” cpeniog Jive” an 
_ | 'Compensation” held at Local 594, before 10 am. and between 1-39 8Way when he started to cross the | 3484 FE 26301 | FoR | bonus. Call” PE 20925 for ap- 
/UAW-CIO hall. and 3:30 , |tracks on Columbia Ave. A | _pointments : : on Te Funeral Direct ; ; | | ESTATE | Those receiving certificates * _ : Instead.. the train was backing) | USUSS | Dwectors 4 Body Fixtures Wacsllcen, copettonng tor prvea : 
were: John Fitzgerald. T.C. Hol- up. he said. AIR AMBULANCE GROUND Weldine Dies salesman Must be honest. sober ] ; . Sune ‘ Pursiey Funeral Home FE 41211 S and experienced Our operation 
land, and Cameron Wilkinsorr of on Qa 5 | Con er > | Automation | covers homes farms, acreage Local 125. URCLPWA-CIO: Hugh COATS FUNERAL HOMF 58 trea Mint lots and business propeMies.. We | Complete facilities OR 3-7757 Auto Body B 1 u oO o y umper Charteris of Local 155, UAW-CIO; Death Notices Dravton Plains — Waterford Tep | Intervies plus veariy bonus Plenty of floor =D SERVIC *s ‘tl 8 p.m. t 5 i | N 7 s j time All inquiries strictly cor 
‘Evelyn Parker, Andrew Vile. at ate eetine | | Kite NIPiRD SERVICES fential Giroux & Franks 4308 
HOME 
F. Radcilffe; dear mother of “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” Plenty of work ear-around Excellent Mathew Egres, and A. B. | nr | | Dixie Hwy. OR J-9701 Not in the 
ty y * from Local 594, UAW-CIO: vee More than 150 state banking Bass DEC "3,188 LAR ta 20. Donel sonTohne | DERN | Soe. __ Tae 
‘today to study business and financ-| Michael Bass. dear sister of Mrs. | — SPARKS-ORIFFIN CHAPEL | Eng ineering 
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Programs tn ‘thts area. Must have sales experience in books, var 
uums, cemetery iote, ete. Work   * * * cro. We need =e men to ref! te | 
interview write Pontiac Press, Box § | sponsored by the Community Serv-,ing methods at a meeting of the ice will be heid Gaturday, Dee. | *8t%n.% * * i = = (> + 
facilities in small community. For Bi rover Grant of Local 733, UAW-lotticialn convened in Ann Arbor!  Stei"tetiiiut! aur. ase''nrs SALESMAN home owners One of the best 
; . The series of six classes were Ruby Joy Bredwell. Funeral serv- Thoughtful Service . FE 2-604! S ni 
No. 5. Give Age — Experience — lices Committee and the Education’ | Michigan Bankers Assn. The con-! 10, at 3 pm. from the Bence | Voorhees-Sivle ervice Co. 
        
    
       
       
  
      
  
  
  
  
        
     
    
        
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Pon ference will last through tomorrow.! — Baughey officiating. Interment in | . | Near Woodward | @ and 1 : 
Reference and Phone Number. [Committee of the Pontiac and Oa er we ee we conterces| white Chapel Cemeiery Sire” Bass FUNERAL HOME. . Berk | tatty amy Set mem Fer |land Count Industrial Union Coun- mong opics conferees | Huntoon | erkley, Mich. = pen wr ar mae x, y : : : wil lie in state at the Hu | Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor = | J SALESPEOPLE MUST — RAVE 
lcil, CIO. ,will discuss will be several dealing) Funeral Home | FED CS 1695 12 Mile Rd. Studebaker experience | Liberal — — eee with current business conditions, | one eee 6 Resell gtd yl / _ Salary for right men 43419 > 5 1 ] sof | Veen Lee { 
pension and profit-sharing plans,| of mrs and Mra Maurfilo Cruz, Monuments 44 EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON . . 4 i: = He ; f Estella C : j—_ PL LOLOL 2, " i i ae FS = > 
We all agree you must see and then you will | *x#tion and investment policies. | TEN ervice will be held today BUY DIRECT AND SAVE * ENGINEER $600 TRUCK DRIVERS : cae Main speakers will include state at 4:30 p.m. from the Huntoon Pontiac Granite & Marble Co | Pinca ee 
own the beautiful new 1956 Cadillac. bapking leaders and officials of| Funeral Home. Interment in Mi Robert J & George E Sionsker | mechanical engtheer” Desree. oF Raneriomcea ariveswuslart | is mete neral arrange. om e Q Laperienced driveaway v- | 
JEROME OLDS- CADILLAC the: American Bankers Assn. The| ments by the Huntoon Puneral Serres Pee Amey At Career | ers only, for long distance 
280 South Saginaw meeting is sponsored by the state| _Home. cemetery Lots — eae ile Ue po Sa lignes HARNACK, DEC, 3, , 106, RENRY — = EXPERIEN show eir past experi- bonny and the University of H. 76 Williams st. je 83: dear ry SIX, ORAVE aren = : as bowie es Stare, ve be Sheinne a with fe cagael eo cwinpecs School Business Ad- fathe re. Harr . Hugo, ™m rry a ec. 3. j@ gas stoves, trailer heaters, C. % chigan ot Clyde and Stuart Harnack; dear Phone FE 45801, Pontiac. . Trailer Exchange. © 8. ntebe: ccs aren Pants te ministration. Paap of bk a yey one ATEN TION nT Watrs _fraph. FE 2-3200. — Monday 
‘ . urday, Dec, 10, at 1 p.m. from ca Comers ee Experienced Bartender Mer Gore, $00 6. Bi ee gag Steal $10 and Whisk the Grace Lutheran Chureh with Gite GPE BET See. ; Pontiac. y per Oe Ca oo tions. Two graves. Real bargains. 'LOUN GE : 
Thieves who broke into the home|  Entetment in Tee ck will ie te 3M. . WANTED: EXPERIENCED TAPES Chevrolet and Olds- Diyde psh Clark- “at the Sparks-Griffin j EX! FENCED STEAL RS Scania 
of B. Hampshire in rk p Sheet Home * en 1 turday Cole ee 2 | with tractor. end trailer. Apply Bemonstretor furnished Rathburn 
ston last ‘night got away with $10 11 am. He will then taken 1 . Bap ern rm Lines. _ Chevrolet Sales Northville. 
in change and a bottle of whisky, _‘e the _chureh for service. __ BOX REPLIES iis (| WANTED Ex ICED, 3 | 
Oakland County sheriff's ‘deputies, . LOVCRUK. DEC. 7. 1985, CATHER- EXPERIENCED | _ Haron. . | P ine M.. | 48445 Dequindre Road, Tod METAL laron, id toda Rochestet, age 50; beloved daugh- At 10 ant. ay man with some fayout exper! sa y. " aot  & Sera Mehare kok: ence for sircraft stainiess stee! 
: enact: dear sister of prof wie | There were replies at Reed Ee 1 cae rienced air 
To Report on Police =|. ts Terme "Garce ana" Litany | | Re Preee, office tm the room etperines for scout Sori : 
STURGIS «H—A committee in-| © e-em. Funeral service will be eS oe pitt sa tes aot ‘ 2 : ™ XPERIENCED AUTOMATIC vedtigating charges against t he neta ot bv Sdox Church, 12018 ss SRS washer repairman Ph. OW 3.7323.   
Sturgis police \chief and ‘three. pa- Goddard Rd. Detroit, with Rev. [ 7 Tl, 7%, 86, 49, 90, 97, 161, 
      
            ese fea cae | eee ee. | | es through Cans to the Cy a etery. chuck w va { ws 7 3 
a aged’ eneting tonight. eval Homer Rochesjers |) Qstphemaimn see | fied Ads Call FE 28181, 7 x 1 ; cS 4 , * * . 
       
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FORTY-SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 
Help Wanted Male .6| Help Wanted Female 7 Building. Service 12); Moving & Trucking 19) MODEST MAIDENS By. Jay Alan Wanted Real Estate 32A | Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 For Rent Rooms 387 PPP BAL PL BOLI AANA AO lt alll el lal lll ae re . ° 
WANTED MIDDLEAGED LADY WANTED|A SET OF PLANS DRAWN AA-1 MOVING AND TRUCKING Ne ee ee eee ROOMS. : iy. b Res. set Pick ws deliv services, : Date seen enon emat| Ligh seeesta ETE | Sh et a Be gE ON SD Tins Macaca @lectto mechanical products for tiioTHY HAY FOR SALE. FAR- BEDFOR Commerce mf | tee ae CLEAN ae ce, Se I Leset ® eng. Duden. +70 pant -"Poaine "oi |? ten, Soe, unig ony, Giae poe t dreftmen and check) Typist & General Office Lene son's ‘sas ee Sts HAULING SERVICE. AaH- ther, seat Geer : “including 6 Sag cl] Seertbond. wet pet, congetial_ one W. Montes! ee & rubbish. FE 2-8077. ees c j A B r\ comp met : : : UNiv. 1-796 r assem ents ane bill to ae viasel’ wosken ; insur | A] CEMENT WOR Re tion's AND MEAVY T TRUCKIN CRING. :|” Cordel, Keego a rs 54615. 
with design of die casting, greet ton. 380 5 "Telegraph rE’. e383! LLOYD MONROE Nees grove? Pei pede rE CAN SELL YO L YOUR OUR HONE” — nara meee 166. Cole- and production pply | ; NCINERATORS CLEANED. ASH : . at eyncro’ Corp. Oxford, Mich of WAITRESS “APTERNOONS. BUT. | FE 4-6866 enor rubbish hauled. =ANED, rE A. G. ELLIOTT & SONS| ; Satan se a tercup Drive-In, $10 Oakland. 
——— WOMAN. 30 TO 3. DAY Work |BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT | _¢0134. 31640 N'Western Hwy. at  M’'belt| entrance, refrigerato ger, Sere: stove, NOG MEN WITH CAFETERIA ‘ -Aphe a flr im Mele cate (no Work. Also chimney ae Free ODELL CARTAGE WINTER CRISIS! neat aad A et meter. Oe Close experience, as assistant manager) (ii pp tidieds, required. PE | estimates. MY 2-0004. FE 2-9327. : 
iat met doo ON ——— pee LE by ts Prone be seee edvertsing (cnaueciog otis | | oom? eat lights and’ gas 2 a aries WOMAN WITH CAR ae ee eet mates ‘with YOUNG MAN. CLEAN CUT, IN-| 5 sell and supervise part time | i500 PER 8Q. FT. POR BLOCK waiting list of bonafice buyers | 7 weeat pen er 7 pent = oe Por stock. room and de) Canty Must have nn some. “airect Jie a oe rucKS [0 ent and nee no is. We)” and entrance, utilities furn. 05 N. a . sanie. _FCIUS. our home + Gene pital. 
SE me a svenings, Vi | "work abs Gitar ONG eros | y agg AND, EQUIPMENT "CHRIS HORNBECK | _Pasawe —— org _orpecent, od Ore Gromard Laks S197) Bide. ‘Detroit 36. a your | cat Gearumiaaa’ t work. Po. PE aie toa. Bump Truc Tr sy Representing Harvey Wilson ter. ; couple Sten, heat.” Refore ce. a iN phone : Pontiac Maris an and Lapeer, Mick. eee os is west pe GHLTSS warm i yt ae ee CARPENTERS Want TO, COB Industrial T-actor Co. WE BUY. fura. Cou ohiy St PT mene. i 825 8. WOODWARD a e, _ | W "AITRESS Row OL, 19461, Clyde, OL d44il, | Open Daily including Sunday Sell and trade. For real fast ac-|j ROOM APT PRIVATE BATH Experienced. Dav shift. Apply ar 40461 isa tion Pged us. pd) will strive to ve and refrig. Close to bus. E Kennett Rd. Kennett Lunch CUSTOM ~ BUILDINO. PHA. FIL T'COoM DD) ples Call today or visit Adults 285 Whittemore nanciog Modernizing. FE 4-5470. REDUCED "RATES office. Convenient park Tits Fo wort with manager Apply. Sete eet erecta okt omer CAsINe? Sloe | Lar eam te serve you. Smith rig “at our door. 17 years of * Theat VApoiy Matagers: a 
se see All Fue aucnd tees PE ermica wert OR _Moving FEE 4" facia Gere a Ev Puer Fe nl   3 & 4 ROOM APTS. saith 
L. H. BROWN. Realtor | oes. Sas “PR Mmpett* 1363 W. Huron PE 23-4610 | | ROOM prea HEATED APT. 
Adults. 4-7825. WHITE eae “TO, CARE ; FOR 
2 year ins Le 8 day week, | — 
8 30 to 4 housework, $15 FE S003 CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY. 
Fioors, basement. EM 3-4870 
~ CEMENT & BLOCK ~ work. FE 5-0782 VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK 
wants hauling. FE 44068. 
Painting & Decorating 20 
A-l DECORATING — P. fest Huron 
~ Help | Wanted Female 7 
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  In- CARPESTER Wout —KxouGe = é AINTING cant : p Behowiier's. struction sheeta 10 cents. Wood | _ finish. OR and wall papering. Call for esti- Listings Appreciated ‘ eye ‘Geeeane: PE 4-s0ee. ABYSITTER a pa CHILDREN.) fiver. 34 conte - plc mate. FE cones. _mo, 2 children welcome. FE 44686. $20 @ week. no housework. FE Rose we coats, 8, BaCE gad ep. CARPENTER: REPAIRS AN “at: JACK H ABEL | *200ms ano sats. ormrrres | 5 gfaut caeen'd athe TT) Snaaes Paes haen tel] eerie oo "| a ueremon gon femnad, Caren aeome- call | ABYSITTER WTD. FOR 4 YEAR = ts 1 ES Reasonab ree Esti- after a.m. i at girl ‘ere while mother works up Ribbes “a Spa aia vere hai: ELECTRICAL WIRING. cae maiea OR #1 pore ce: ar mr S-82e1. mone: 4 ROOMS AND SATs. PE 447. 30516. after & or all day| Att Novelty Co, $687 Carrol) Lane | Ed Murray, FE PE 5-0338. ‘ 11 8. Thuraday ear a. EM 32269. PLOOR SANDING ae ee RS A A-| PAINTING, “rg PERM RG 4RMS., BATH. cRY Ree crablat BEAUTY OPERATOR. — PART! WOMAN (WHITE) MORE FOR | Specialty. Call Bills. FE 2-5789 __ Mason ° Thompson. F : utilities furn..Btove & to Paes bh etre Greiner } Pome. mice with children. Mi FLOOR LAYING, 8 DING AND Ad PAINTING INTERIOR a EE PLANNING To (oELLt ve _Bhopp = posraee Sbnion Lake. bs ogee. AB R shing t vea ex ence terior r cen ac OF cas, on * : fe lad wil a mm wi 'e- J children, $e m to 5 pm. while WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK AND | Modern equipment Bae work Guaranteed. Fi Free vst. FE. 4-0205 As long as you're just standing here, would you drop in| suits we wil sell your sauity @ ROOM APT. PRIVATE BATH | _ 2 mother works OR 37407 ___| child care, board and room pius ree estimates. John Taylor, OR | A-l PAINTING, G._ PAPERHANGING another nickel if I'm not back in an hour?"" or get GI financing for you,| Vicinity Drayton Plains. OR| CLEAN. WARM ROOM. 6 ty peBJRMINGHAM OPENINGS _ | small salary 3237 re Dr. off 616 i Pe er remoyea. Est FE aE es we buy equitys. buyers for homes,| 3-1978. | CLEAN WAR ROOF E 
adit ted ergant sutton MH wove’ Eat riooe cag gama aap | al Sitters tit at |* SoRm wee MAP aegU | Eat ers. secretaries at _ | _ finishing ui s, 1. lecaros DECORATING. WALL| wyyy: , : Z Te Ww Ma teh * Piet Bervice Help V Wanted 8 FLOOR SANDING LAYING FIN |“ pepering. steaming service. Com Notices & Personals 25 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32| c#l! today move tomorrow. aaa 3 ROOM =r ON _Rooms With Board 38 ap Se eS ~~~, _R. Gardner, 491 Central. FE 2-1519| merce EM 3-3435, Yo ee ~~ Ei WEST SIDE. $92 PER) MONTH. BOOKKEE PER  THOROUG ~UN- — = . sim . BOARD AND ROOM. CLO6GE IN, 7 ¢. Effient COUPLE AS CARETAKERS FOR GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR | LOCAL PAINTER AND DECORA- REW MEXICO FAST ACTION! Russell Yo n Harold W. Bigelow 66 E. Pike. derstanding § require EGheient Brick, sto t Work. Plas-| tor with some open time. FE, FLOR = CALIFORNIA : u g DE Good salary and other benefits| small club. ep will have to tara and ile work. PE “e230 _& DENVER ~ UREATTLE PHILA, PA.| If you have the contract—we have Broker 5-8843 | CLEAN, MODERN HOME. . TWIN Call Mr. art, Ol 1-4aLl. | qpApply Pontiac Press | _ tering 2 SHANGING | Ne™ cars. ready to go. Hayes| the MONEY. Clark Real Estate, pests SMALL APT, yiaaee BODY | beds, good meals. No drinkers, CASHIER FOR INDEPENDENT, B°2, 72. Sta age and quall-| GUARANTEED ROOFS ALL _ PAINTING _PAPERHANGING Auto Driveaway Inc. 9070 Gri Phone FE ¢6492. Ask for Mr'| 42 W. area Privaie entrance, no cars. Day shift, PE 23-0318. TERY SUPER  hennee | fications. kinds. EST. 1916. Hugus Marsh WALLS a WEbster 3-9259 Clark. Open Eves. tl #; PE $0612 Phone FE_ 5-173. FOR GENTLEMEN. CLEAR Steady work. Apply in person | MEN, WOMEN. Ti FEAR --OOND OF.| 363. Cass. PE 1. PE tlh dA _OR 37001 YOURE IN A T1zz¥ Just! 504 MORTGAGES UNFURN. SECOND FLOOR APT.| room, close in PE ¢41%. ee Super Mkt, 484 Auburn = a Cer ape _— — aes, Painting & Wall W ashing wen busy with rug 3 rooms ad Ln private en- STYLE MEALS. enue : per hour | HOUSE MOVING. FULLY| ‘2 Siecle. PEA gies. and _upholatery cleaner, Watte’s |ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from trance ly. clean rooms 14 Matthews. CLEANER AND SPOTTER, APPLY _ pneseeeary. Aoply 150) equipped. FE 48450. L. A. Young. Pant es a = iL Washi = rae Eile ed beads Perper eo WEST : SIDE $0377. s Cleaners wa J0s. FLEMING, FLOOR LAYING.| Painting all Washin ROOM & BOARD. IN BUS Lit Reet CENTER REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or | sanding. finishing. 156 Edison. Ph __Free Estimates. PE $-2211 g PA A Y ( | | ? B ’p- CHARLES, Realtor ACRE AGE 8 room, te beim, brick. gue boot, | BODIE. .S from tava ee Bertone : uitable . D. 28 CHARLOTTE. : ered 7S C1 Bis m w S| caranie AND PLASTERING __Physio- Therapy 21A FE 40521: Eve. PE Sees VASBINDER ge cat BT See Nancy for that Career po| a.m. o _New and _repelr. eS cig Fou Las CONSE RET FE 5.8875 Of FE. Howard. Registered muree oo... ase 5, SALERMAN AT OR Gs rey SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. IF SO HJ. VaoWelt B44 Dixie Ney. fae a -a — Medical receptionist . |... 20 a Special foot technique. 12 Elm ' wasien ‘WEST SDE APT AVAL 7 BED) MCPs va! Figure clerk fe 5 | t . It U ms up. Living 
mpi reta ing rm. & kitchen. Separate arr scnens beakheoper Sees tat s15-Pi PER DAY, OR 15¢ ; Silsievisien Service 22 ; et S Cash Waiting te ath uatm roved within att ‘Ons beat a lilies “pot Convalescent Homes 38A ek PER SIGNATURE. Discot int Te wae FV exnvecn (ome woul Place to Pay) (vec) goon oontracts) soil (ox. cee and developers waiting for) afer S FESIIT. | PINE CON ™ CAREER CENTER™ MEN & WOMEN TO Ds FE s1206 or PR $4300 “ase Your Mind Mr Johnson personally for quick. gent : repens Call or write Mr. hae vacancies for men end wom- B-1 Rixer Bidg. CIRCUI ATE PETI _81 AKA : courteous action ajzeis or Mr, Rent Houses Furnished 35 en State license; 24 a FE 8-0416 Pee Aeeren o | TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. FE S316 Restore Credit : 7 a 1bas. paldwn PE e-ooue ; COOKING AND GENERAL, Ex-| TIONS. MUST BE A OVEMDET | ‘rat Set. te” Pie WE ARE NOTA A. JOHNSON, Realtor aR OOM FURN GARAGE E MOUSE. PLEASANT -ViEW Birmingvats ares Otrer belp'em-| REGISTERED VOTER | ATTE NTION- LOAN COMPANY 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. TREDROOM MODERN COTTAGE | {{0t,Home, Sate epproved. ewe ow wa| IN THE CITY OF PON- and PIC TURE T UBEs MICHIGAN CREDIT FE 4-2533 REA] 7 ' Y ae ogee Ne ake Semen | orvations| by calling OR 36320. SITTER WITH OWN TRANS) TIA TO UALIFY 2 Ea 4 CASH ROOM "AND BOARD IW portation for care of one school d - : COUNSELLORS BEDROOM YEAR ROUND Wy country home for | aged a Phe el APPLY 59 WAYNE ST. 41% South Saginaw St. FE 8-045¢/ Buyers waiting for land contracts, TYier 6-7003 _lake home. $75 month. FE 86-0330 oeaf einity of Josiyn rst Sts Above Oakland Theater large and small, new or seasoned *10T Linwood. Detroit HOME, HURON GAR-| goNSET R Call Moe areca Ale No. 4 or CCe] ] } eT re JY ROOM gE, SUNSET REST HOME | FE 40841 aft Instructions 9 Y NTY KNAPP SHOES . AS —— SS en steer for 2 ladies or P 
mi-priva’ rooms. Bure- CAREER SUS | DRIVING LESSONS. PONTIAC Seenes eee eee sone electru static tubes, ms pe PE some SCHRAM Rent t Apts. Furnished 33/5 pocaes, MODERN ores Ev) ae _ing care. OR 3-470i diese | Drivers Train ao eves. and general remodeling. Complete car- Installed Mf desired, te our serv-| Oo Wenning INVIT? » TR VITATIONS. 6 ae vz 53-5001 or FE 5-0671 an Eaavice = Hotel Roems 39 = Sunday. FE try wort on all improvements. lee dep , 8 itherland 18 W. Huron| Open ‘Eveatees ane bucaers 2 ROOMS, P PRIVATE 1 ENTRANCE. pas menta Pe 3083 | Be Work 1 ork Wanted anted Male 10) No‘money down. No job too large "CALL NOW _Printed tapkine-—fact service "| 111) Sealy ces hs eae ytioy | Private, bath.” Heat Aduits ont. | Houses and apts for reat Pur} HOTEL AUBURIN . $2400 ~~~ No job too small. Datly 9 to 5 FE 41515 USED zone BOX RECORDS. 19 Covoperative Real Estate Exchange So Northview Ct _aished_or_unfurn. — Rooms by Day orf Week $200 BLOCK. BRICK & CEMENT WORK & M BUILDING SERVICE Cc Ty ents. Fri. and Sat. only./TOQ GET THE MOST FOR YOUR |3 ROOMS. FURNISHED, Wrst |FURN. WINTERIZED COTTAG Also 1 or 2 room rtments. Chimneys & fireplaces built, FE FE 2.7004; Eves. OR 3- &V TV _312 E. Pike 80 jand Contract, Realtor Partridge| Side. private beth & entrance | 9nd trailers, Children welcome. | Cooking and ——- MIDWEST 124! 93 MT. CLEMENS _ Wd. Children to Board 26| ‘5 the “ira” . 43 W. Huron’ 1 biock to Bus stop 1 after | 3810 Dixie Hwy. Auburn E os {WANTS WORK AS HELP- | PLASTERING NE? AND REPAIR | PIXIT SHOP TV RADIO. 20 HR St Phone PE 2816 fpm 7 coer een Sore ve ee “HOTFL ROOSEVELT samployment Service er. PE 5-3756 __work Phone FE 2-2036. ickup & delivery service. FE) cnt pREN LOVED AND CARED| i MEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR |? ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE to elderly couple. for’ wiles 406 Pontise State Bank Bids. |CARPENTRY. PLUMBINO,|R a SNYDER FLOOR LAYING |_}-0s80 for while mothers work, FE land contract or equity in yout| Baby weledme FE $-5068, Hight ‘services BOUT rates | tans 02 Bine Bee 1:26 wp. | 8-027 panine. repairing walls. FE | Sanding and fin':hing. Phone FE GUARANTEED Ty REPATR ANY home 2? LOE PURN- RMS 4 BATH | roe et EEiyem = CLERK - TYPIST RESPONSIBLE | >? 5-0502. eWTH. CONDONE | Wea Howschol K. L. Templeton, Realtor | Apt No chiidren’ PE 3-332 14| FURNISHED 7 BEDROOM 1 AKE- : ition. Age 21 fo 40. | Prefer CARPENTERS, ALTERATION & Wi Pri Now| _RADIO & TV. 127 8. PARKE 8ST td. ouse hold Goods 27 27 Orchard Lake R4. PE ¢48¢3| Zar imoor home im Lake Orien./ ern rooms by day or week. 4 Business College Oreduate, but, _repair._ FE 6.2704. inter Frices Now in COPENHAVER'S him 6 s8| e° 7 ROOM APT. WITH BATH. NO| Basement, garage. hot air heat.| West Huron St Phone FE 3-4200. Graduate. Good t viene ro ier. ule cd het Effect On All eet poegrplctne fal opt ps ba) Co Greseed peyersae a pine Sale WE NEED Sins © & -Tesmenia. PE | ouse FOR RENT IN wixom. | "EW MOTE bp poled lag Retry lige ainda SE handle a variety clerical r = Me “4 St ee eer Grand River area 8 ms 4 furniture, priv ations. Selary p ex-|__Stion rooms & repairs. EM 3-478. Combination vSiorm see Typewriter Service 22A) FURNITURE NEEDED | LAND CONTRACTS |? ROOMS. NETTE. CLOSE} path. newly decorated. furnished] Sau TV nod linens $18 Geeky [amg Excelier t working oom at 18T CL ase Wants oe RO | mntive home oF oda lots. Get the ie — te se nee “pen Matec id OR 3.7700. ‘Mons, ee ; dollar. Will buy outright or | w i gt " r —Per_mo MArket ¢331) fita, tneluding stek leave, group| Charlie Sweet. phone Hartland Additions Thine repair pT Rapen wert.| call @ lor you. BB. Community | Vorier wht ne sactiee nine, | ieee FE ost LAKE ORION ROOMS AND Rent Stores 40 neurance, v retire-| 2302, hi Attics finished chine is rt 2 ROOMS AND FULL I. NA nn ment plan. Inte and varied seh EE et nen Porches enclosed General Office Sup-| Sale. Phone OR 32717. = sss |_—s costs. Early settlement Give us vate entrance. bus Coupie bath. Of] heat. acu hot water work. Apply City of Birmingham) | CARPENTRY WORK. NEW AND Kitehen remodeling ply Co, 17 W. Lawrence. LET US BUY IT OR AUCTION| ® phone call today. Pree esti! Salt Sus peviate ane _oe4 resge. MY 3-9811. _|waw s STORE BUILDING NEAR Personnel Office. MI 41800 repair, PE 44300. No Down Payment TYPEWRITERS RENTED | _'‘t for you: OA 6-2681. mates 2 ROOM, CLOSE TO TOWN. 330 MR. rote ROOMS! CT GATE | eee oe as cl te DRIVERS # OR BABYsITTINGS, |C ARPE NTER A AND CABINET om Consiruetion_¢ és Mitchell's, 123 N. Saginaw 6t. | ONE OF PONTIAC'S LARGEST Nicholie & H Co. = Parke. PE 23-7198 ; lease. OM Ee i care MES | Murdock, PE D-T8l | 2300 ‘Date Hey FE 21211 Upholsterin 23| furniture buyers. Cash waiting icholie é arger Co. OOMs AND PRIVATE BATH. a chore mye ren rene | ysis ea XPERIENCED WAITRESS. | — ee ae ee SS) _PE +708 33 _W_ Huron st » lowly barmthed. atuse to toee:| i inc off, Commerce | 420 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 90X80, CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- _B ildi Ss ies 1 2A west of ® Se Se eee a ane, nes |) tor (Riebemla apeciaity. FE ee juppl DRAPES MADE TO ORDER. OR WANTED a Pasa parka ewe FE ene a: 3966 Pos. Phone EM 3-008. | csi FE _ 2100: Kee So to 30. ve “Must parse cc | _ +s0en. ; 2 eae FEES anted Real Estate 32A |? ROOMS. CLOSE IN CLEAN. | NickiY PURNISHED 3 BED-| 100 8 SAGINAW ST AVAILABLE =a | exec _|t8 STEP STAIRWAY. IDEAL FOR WANTED YOUTH BED MUST eee iN | | quiet men PE 4-637 Tees WuLectonee bese) buena | for eng) kia. ot Gestsems’ Pa p.m. -LECTRICAL WIRING & HEAT-/| ‘basement stairs Very reasonable zaxiEs ct CUSTOM _UPHOLSTER- be in good condition and reason- .. |9 R APT. AND PRIVATE| large living room. fireplace. 3| _ $-2100 ELDERLY LADY OF YOUNO ine control work Licensed. Ed| 545 Tanfield 2 blocks east of the Thay Cooley Lake Rd. EM/ able. OR 3-6402 : — TPADES bath 78 Clark ear garage. close to Pontiac Wu! | 9 in motherless home with Murray FE 2-867. intersection of Cooley Lake Rd | _ 32641, Free estimates. WANTED FURNITURE | We ere speciatite tm trading | 3 BEDROOM MODERN GOOD LO-| lease 6 monine Nicholle & Har Rent Office Space 41 (on More for home than | /EXRERIENCED OvER THE ROAD & Williams Lake Rd % ye pHOMAS UPHOLSTERING - art ree for sale} bOmes. farms, lake property an cation _ger Co. 33 -W. Huron PE $8183 | WO 
EXP. WAITRESS |__ Gas or diesel FE 2-5807 Business Services 13 aLIPCOVERE ant mre — aod” want prompt couriecus cert. peel Ge cghorpeags ere ool ROOMS. PRIVATE FIQOL ARB SMALL HOUEE On on TARE ORION. | For Rent Miscellaneous 42 OR_3-0357 EXPERIENCED (5 GW) TOR OW a eae tcc FE 5-5787 and the highest price im! equity. larger homes for emsller.| Sate Ww 7) . —*pre ALLED LAKE. FURN. 3} ROOM EXPERIENCED SALAD GIRL _ building patrolman FE ¢02 | APPT TANCE SERVICE OAKLAND. COUNTY's LaRGEsT| ‘iY Property for suburban home 3 ROOM & BATH WORKING | douse. Meat. Het woter. MA ONE WAY Elks Club, 114 Orchard Lake Ave |LIGHT HAULING AT ANY TIME. Lost & Found nM for incomes. We do our utmost | 3 ser) aay ELDERLY WOMAN TO. KEEP} _ TE 3200 eratore, washers radios, elsanets = ences rue 3s pa perp clo aohaony Soo UreEn a WARM SLEEPING Room —oUT.| Rent Stee “LEAVE THERE erators. Lt re oe, LJ 5 7) ~ house and care for 3 children MAN WANTS KENNEL WORK. and all types of small appliances Adee BULL TERRIER. VIC Wid. A Miscellaneous 28 Be oat feel sa gated. Call us for —— ~— V arance, Weel side, side entrance Close to busiline Closed re 2 of who mare school age. EM 533 Wilcox, Rochester, _ ROY'S, 06 Oakland Ave. FE rayton Plains. Identify. FE td. ellaneous 28 youllour Ineneet! oninlent is fea block to bas. Adults only. 361 N. Paddock f Ser nes es Disie Hwy. ee PLUMBING WORK WANTED. | _ 2-402! eae | eiea ot aoe | Gtktow | te the! poesibiity ofltrading your| James $t. < EXPERIENCED WA. WAITRESS TO Reasonable. FE Siete A & B TRENCHING |" QUND ONE MALE BEAGLE. 16° | PuRs TED. HIGHEST | property. We are establisnin st | 3 ROOM PURN. APY. FOR i Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 For Sale Houses 43 work nights MI 40090. . high. Collar with no Secure nas lady. Near bus. Walking distance |REMODEL, PinisH AND CABINET Biecs paid "Ontord Fish and Pur, Feputation as the leading tr Wright FE us 
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       EXPERIENCED NIGHT COOK.) D. M. Footings of to downtown. f week. FE 2-7562 | 3 fuilitiase\/sppic lin iporcca Seribbs | RaDIO— Tw" Shane NO BCHOOL | Oe er OT ay MnsOES- NAVY BLUE FREE. SERVICE ATTICS, BASE- _after 4.30 p.m. ranch style homes tn nice sub- OwnER spp Si2t, oma ener Drive-In. 130 8 Telegraph Rd. f | ALL MAKES OP FOUNTAIN PENS T KRESOES ments and garages cleaned for EER & SON } ROOM ALT FU FURNISHED u area Automatic heating, Toews nome, tes ‘ Student would tke ‘pert Sane | e0!) aired Sy, factors (tained case purse, red billfoid, money, keys, unwanted contents. OR }-6762 RIST&S AT $85, to responsible parties Lake pfivileges. FE 2-2088 FIREMAN AND CARETAKER IN ip Ragie end TV Service shop ph gapocdh pred rad aoe Printing = school identification card, pte- ANTED TO BUY. LARGE On | REALTORS rE +1587 renown St. No children. _ the first to ,spend Christmas so Fae Leauires § cuareee | a Office Supply Co, 27 W. Law tures. Please return pictures and | “jmat quantity of fireplace wood 732: W. Huron 3 ROOM MODERN APT. PRIVATE | in these homes. Nicholie & Har- 008 Rike or B i“ be A JANCITOR WORK. FE) rence st Phone FE 30135 sae and keep money. Male Co-operative Real Estate recchonge catrence: 8 ml: rm ai —— _ger Co, 33 W. Huron. PE 5-818) _ 2-51 = a eA / BEDROOMS. WHITE LAKE GIRLS INADF AND CURB POR} AUTO) Milde eereny ate steers LOST-HAND POWER Baw 7 1N | = Money Wanted 28A BUY OR SELL anced Neen ded * rep. Vicinity MSD and. Eitrabeth ax7714 Sener chided Beet” stem | Werk Work Wanted | Female 11) tom trim work @ N. Parke st. Portergabe!, Vicinity of Wabeek OI TE) pla gem (bo aad op a ROOM apr CLOSE IN| Late na. BAA 62068 oe EM 52001 1V1 1ansS ac ror Phone rE fits. Near Secretary Farm and Pontiac Lake OR | WTD. TO BORROW: MONEY ON| ¢ty or will sell tt for you Adults FE ¢8268. TBEDR HOUSE, FIREPLACE. BABYSITTING FR. FROM 3-30 PM of State BI _34TT] Reward Cd]: new home. will give first mort- jw you how to get cash if ‘the 3 ROOM AND BATH 325 E. SHEP-|~ guy basement, lake wileges “ood ved clerical 8 ee # long ae needed. Between 2 & BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS CLEANERS. | BROWN AND WHITE BRITTANY | fee OR 2007 ot ds prove i Table: Call now and) fick’. Inquire at 341 E. Sheffield. | $199 month. Eves EM $4767 | 3 R bl apante! t in the vicinity WTD. ORROW: $2,000 ante BEDROOM riene = Sp y th, tying. fh rte i BaBYEITTING FROM 3:30 PM des ean, no y obligation. FE 21631. Joslyn and Pontiac Engineering room modern home in Pontiac FE re eis. EY, BROKER 3 . PRIVATE BATH, COU- 2 Fi ms ao aap! TERRACE. 750 own toe re eral office work Ap 1/0OG needed. Between 3 CARPET LAYING: Gy REWInG, | — SMe ~ Rewerd "FR cone: 2 | | Sah ive first! mortgage OA WANTED: WITH SEW- 7S Fak ae pT 7 HOUSES FOR RENT. INQUIRE Mrs. ing. Any repairs Carpet| LOST: TAN MINIATURE FRENCH - er a rE +0612. Call : "| 1821 Taylor er Tele '6o = |taprerrrina — BET. DEC. cleaning, oe ere ent Cal Poors _newerd_ FE $801. ___Wanted to Rent 29 sir 6 pm. Prsisea, “tule. 2 W. Huron. | Room AND B LL BARE. PLUS COSTS fend 2 children, 9 cod Seer | 10 & 20. OR 3-2070. eertri sites rena Oar RACEANURD POPE Y, - ——— CASH ROOMS, FURN. 376 aoe.; Pot od beat. Clarkston fortable_ suburban. More for good BABYSITTER ey LIAM taES | Seencina —AVARABLE WE| Dee One ee ne rer. COUPLE AND CHILD Soe! a? 48 HOURS FE 200 5 san BATHIN-DRAY. PAYMENTS $96.97 PLUS 
hom #1078. BABYSITTING BY DEPENDABLE MY 2-4603, Cal evenings betwecs | Tome eee r Heights, nvarynne ters a quire | ‘OR Plaine. Gas heat, Pull base | | TAXES eg earls ele, HOUSEWORK indy “while you shen! Ajes cowmng || 1 and 10. Call evenings between | LOST: NEAR SEARS. A LADY'S | PREE SERVICH TO LANDLORD’a| FOR YOUR HOME n I bowel 4 ment and garage. OR 3-07 Model open Ro’ ara Pedy dates, 27480. eee Bulova watch. Mon. evening. FE/ Save expense time, and dozens EQUITY "ROO Scone aare. ima |* ROOM HOUSE, NOT MODERN | Wood. 3 blocks south of Perry, < tev pez = =e ations. FE DRY WALL BY MACHINE. PREE | 5-6490. Reward ‘ot unwanted calls We send rth of Pontiac. OR sees. Outside city. Non-drinkers. FE| east of East Bivd. Gas heat, Ty “haus lke ‘children, “piling. machine opergion ‘prin desires _ FE aca” eal won ind ct | ack fan oe a quip Gallia pear oscter acest: JIM W RIG HT, Realtor “nOOiS AND BATH Te Peace tnforn formation, call Saaraae . Others — | your AF Ss PRIVATE: i] xX. J BED- 2 test “worker Others) perinanent ition 3 MS REALTY CO 345 Oakland Ave. $441 |" entrance Must furnish ref. R a 1 { “all ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- LOST SMALL GREEN PARA- ADA LAL . te rooms- Near Eastern Junior Bigm or ome 6 pa, Lael secs veverlened| au iethiest aes. paring & rewinding. 218 E. Pike| eet. Vicinity Granada Dr. 673) ____FE 27063 cperettesnesleeete ay gt 239 State, Apt. 1 between 7 &| school. All modern gas heat. Must coln_5-9676 | seer for local general insurance Granada FE 58-8610. WEST SIDE. 3 OR 4 ROOMS AND : P - have references il decorate. HOUSEKEEPER, OVER “30, RE-|_4gncy PE 6-538). EXPERT TREE 3 TRIMMING | = RE LOST BROWN RIMMED GLASSES ee Ree nee email Mahan Has Buyers wath and perege: PE DTN 3 ae yecest Lg sala Sor fps Apply aste ea ty t, perma CHRISTMAS OFFER WASHINGS mova R! im red case FE 2-1465. os . aed — YOU WANT ACTION oe a a APT. FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN |§ AND BATH UPPER 315 6 porte ponition, smail family. eo ee nls be PE FURNACES CLEANED AND RE. Ee ide AT aie onary | Share Living Quarters 30 force is exceptional” We weed | welcome. PE $4306. Jessie, Inquire 486 6. Sesinew. JON gids At ai, Ont TV. Thursdays and Sundays off DEPENDABLE LADY WOULD WOULD aired. Oil, coal and as service.| 5 pm. Reward. BUSINESS GIRL WISHES TO your listing and will certainly) AT SQUARE LAKE. 3} & BATH,| "= References, good salary. Phone, like housework te 1 er 2 people. ester Nelson FOUND: SETTER DOO. VICINITY do our utmost to plea ou. | private. Adults, FE 8-1370. ; Write Pontine Press Box be. GENERAL A LaaCeT TEE RE-| Milford. MU 48038. share opt, wim onother sist See! Our 19 years of eatistactory Real | ce gqUAkln LAKE PRIVATE 3 < ‘i Tai pndy ss Pontiac State Bank Bidg.| Estate dealings in Pon § ROOMS, PULL BASEMENT AND B FOR MOTHER. ‘EXPERIENCED PBX OPERATOR e Cobre polishing. simonl | Lost: REDDISH BLOND COCK.|_Or call FE 2-304) after 6 p.m.| ures us that’ you will be sate | rooms & bath. PE 61370. GARAGE. | MODERN. | SIL. ess home, i. a school-aged | wishes es position on private board. g._ Road Service. FE 30173. er, male, with white chest and|$ GIRLS IN EARLY 208 TO} fied. We handle ali details for f-| BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED CREST sup DIV ISION. OFF DIX- Ss en. after) FE pTRE TRIMMING AND REMOV- wits eu arl on end of tall. Answers| share lake front home. Available| nancing and closing. Call us rooms. Private’ bath and entrance.| I= HIGHWAY. PHONE. MAPLE ar eS = a ani a WOULD LIKE BABY-P ‘a! uae estimate FE 23-6019. FE “Duke"’ Child's pet. Victntty| Jan. 3. FE 62618 after 5 p. day to lst your property Utilities furnished. only.| 6-1224. BARN ETRE POLL OR Fans| Fula” Meme Net we We) tent TT Sppregat Revert E600 cay Wine aman GE TO | ToyPeT Peat Fa ox | PER TERRSCE TREES sak, mort : : ; 8 i siness couple. ~ 1 hoster. gene ea hae ee | mONINGS PICKUP AND DELIV. SEWER CLEANING LOST. UNION LAKE AREA. Fe.|_eves. or Sun. Yo UBUY IT-WE ity INSURE IT] path. Radiant heat with private om me. home plastered tered, walla iranta ‘ rel “Gel camuase, EM _3-0059 — | Sinks—Sunday Service. FE ¢2012.| male Boxer. fawn, 4 white feet. | SERVICEMAN'S WIFE Wé entrance. 3163 E. Highland Rd “Indian Vil “one heat. $86. wah 6 jown Room Park Ave. Bidg. or fee iNGaee, 43 PER BU. a Answers to name of Judy Scar| like to share Apt. wnt, ¢ eee _MUtual 42382 ples rE : Rn ph. wo 1 work. 64 Mary Day. PE 2-001 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- on right front leg. Call OR 3-5611| 9790 Dixie Hwy. ACHELOR APT. 2 ROOMS ft. nice neat oak red hom: EVERINGS LU_1:7738 xDetroit) _|TRONINGS PICKUP AND DE-| ft Pu FE ssere TT N*| dave, EM 3.2598 after 6. Wed Tisasporisiinn 31 ing wumttige fooe sate ‘tose down. | FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM HOME. Beighborhood._ $13. IF YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF livery. EM 3-3801 | pLUMBINO. GD MEATING CMe | COND LIN RRESOE STORE (DEC | potty a Il at 208 N. Perry after bho how’ a levetion, Pvoetay Ay With $2.28 down. 4% per cont dependadle, we Pp Staring ONTNOS EXCELLENT SERVICE | Compton & Son FE ¢3167 or! containing a wool jumeer. “Pe | GIRL NEEDS RIDE MSe AND) REALTY CO. REALTORS bro prone t. rest. Ls OR _3-5239 OR 3-5076. 5-1278. Williams Lake Rd to Case and | Co-operative Real-Estate Exchange GLEAN OOM FURN. ~ PRI BRI or 5S days a ited RICK. ious new 3 room fp00."* feted ya ca PR|IRONINGS, $3 PER BU. 1 DAY gawa MACHINE PILED teat Huron. 8 days. Hours & to 6-30. te entrance & bath. for work-| For Lease. 6 Bedroom Home, west| BRICK “freplace, baoes pee h service FE 53-1471. MANLEY LEACH 10 BAGLEY 8T.| dey. aro dR eS AY Abie f _Call after 5. OR 3-750) aN Fn ine lady only. 100 State Bt. FE ide location, autometie heat | large ‘ z T, t * LADY BETWEEN 30 AND § Yo! IRONINGS PICK-UP AND DELIV- “Sh A Wael Lost: GREEN PRE OES Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH FURN ABT soo a | price, Oo ‘Good west ort side mate her home with us and care| _ TY. PE , 8-2316 ouse Auto Upholstery mamed Pretty Bey. Lect ta vist | | POST OFFICE rp Ts Pm ten | credit repo ' Ee Real for our children ages 9 and 1/IRONINGS. 1 FAST, EFFICIENT TAILORED SEAT COVERS ity of 152 Clifford. Reward. FE WE HAVE QUALIFIED ves, B. D. CHARLE . Realtor mother “works, General _ service. $3 per bu. FE 5-0003, CONVERTIBLE TOPs C ASH for a Class C Bar, including real | POR 2 OR} = “BUD” NICHOLIE FE 40521 Pochion end Be Gant permanent |cixp  MIDDLEAGED LADY vd ation (Ost: BLOND MAT: estate, Also medium sized gas| couple. Adults only. 390 N. Pad-| aan _ Det week, PE $4303" cree mW. atatimore aod Rot | THEE TRIMAEING AND REMOVAL | foeuie,,™ ylealiy Oaeeyivan| For Contracts wew or ond. | station well located. Immediate | 55° pease —aaoass papery | EAU EOTATE_AND, INSURANCE | 1717 8 Telegraph Eres. Bw bare ores: ay W. Strathmore Hol- "pree estimates. AND REMOVAL Sateen Cass Lake . or valent Large vel Small. = ROY KNAUF R ltor a . FE Sizel ar iF ; 
ven Lake. Reward. Ans. to ea ; Good ViiLieUE LOOK! ae WISHES WORE BY DAY. SORE BY DA WASHING MACE MACHINES AND. vac Nappy. FE 20082. Coma rl Tea Somes 26% W. Huron PE 37421 OA 8-3339 Downstairs Prospect. Phone| With or. without haaren $3,200 CASH wum sweepers repetring. Coen Losr, BLACK CAT, by VicinirT? = — , . a 3 ot interest and diversity : Cc. H AYDI TN | _MY ADAMS RENTAL SERVICE 2 ACRES LADY wanes Bay TY WORE OWii am. to § pm. Thyle Walton Blvd. Silver Lx. EN. Realtor 
me PONTIAC veows re oui Good references. | 502 N. Johnson FE 45160 Rd. Reward. OR 43-9535 J. 86 EF Walton Blvd We wh NN Be bedroo ee ion ait “ PED _ shasecs os believable, fe copeekay o ‘ - _FI LOST YOUR PET? Ww Open Eve's. & Sun. Pon- : : 0 Employment Service | MIMEOGRAPHRING TYPINO, EE. Furniture ture Refinishing | 16A give one s home? rr Ly <* mm. ee sole. Ta tnd near ‘Pon: RNISHED eee = Good size 6 sand eae bene —— Pah FS LE 18 W. Hurod FE ¢-2551, —Teterial_ service. EM 3 err, | —bichigan_Animel Rescue League. WE RAVE Farms, vacant acreage, foe fich ond akete, Childe Or | in nice combeeeeon full base-| space is needed, but the home LADY TO LIVE IN FOR GEN. | OFFICE "WORK ea Ma- REPAIRINO sie. FES ta SPE- $ pcodetog ply re peve any type} 315 per_week. OR 3-4555 _— iaounee — hes — room, @ full 3 pe. housework and child care) {” 1158 and responsible. MArket | _ cls a Hobbies. & Supplies 74M At our disposal to purchase new PONTIA AC REAL TY CO, | HOUSEKEEPING Rooms trom Pontiac Butt ble for two Ravement, ofl heat, Tae be ter, Excellent kt dit i is an N11 ith ied. a r heater, gd home. Private, room” and! PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE | __ Laundry ‘Service. 18 Ser concerned lana contracts) for | 571) Salinio FE $4273| Bradiey Motel, Dixie-twy., U's. | families, Inquire 17 N. Saginaw| garage, fate, 1908 We Be: FE 24393 “ee 3-5821 . rk Re er Cond or How. sell. ‘GSK FOR BOD wanan?" to MA ses Dixie tiwy. Leno tnnnes ron 8t., FE atae, is lee b : e evere and ‘all popu- ie _Y. ; %. MAN, 25-45 YEARS OLD SC OGREIDRY WASHINGS. ONE} CU NS F la ‘ CASH ROE, N 9 ROOM APTS. Por established retail route mm day service FE 48883. URTAINS FINISHED arenes Chris ai tareaue | te Buy-To Sell—To ee ‘Afiities ture, Children welcome. ohan Dene Pen .: | NEW EDROO Pontise Aree, Otters Come (oog TAKE WASHINGS AxD TRONINGS on latest equipment. rida to new address Sat. Dec. For small Syatios, er have| Sleepy Hollow Motel, 3490 Dixie) i); "5 PHA HOMES ‘round ed 6 my Om @ easonable what we Wi at your _. - Oak eewers ite per week. Pres commission | cost WASHED pines pall, See F ee FILM SERVICE| Soe Suen ce oth cash 3-AND BATH. | LAKE ORION. PARTLY FORN, 4 eter, Sidewalks near shopotne. . Der year. We furnish car and er)? WOMEN WANT WALL WASH | ALSO RUGS DYED. NEW SCRABBLE SETS an PAINT. as aoe equity a = 2a : mes . . “|_ tng and cleaning FE 47-0223 - 
benefits| Astin ONTOS AX AUTOMAT LAUNDRY. fang PEARL BUILDING CO. of, ALONE. FE | 23_N._Telegreph_Ra. . rence FE Stee $8 East] REALTY CO. 
BB re MODEL A         LACE CURTAINS PLAIN PLADY_OR RUF. UF fled, Beautifully finished Tl MN, Saginaw 
Laundry. Ph Phone rr a 
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$-9104 or Holly MElrose 1.2607. _ ot nIERCED 4 M. Odgers, a270| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ~Meving & Trucking 19 Catal Rd.. Utica, Iiens“Reispub- | 77 %. tageae ater, Pa, 7s one “WHITE. . ; good job, FE 2-8181 is the 
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For Sale Houses 43 
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HOSPITAL formation call Mrs Spears. Phone pos 
Rapelote” pomtman’” altel ‘AND BATH, AUT DOWN with $1,560 Only per| water. Small houses’ wilh stosl in | Modern 2 bedroom home. complete month, taxes insur- oar. Price, 69,000. | s. For Reems, One Sarsens. one ones 
: mation, ' cal a. z twin JAKE sect go.| PROSEELL A. NOTT, ear roll PANGUS e919 919 M 15 
298 full price. Will allow $109 tor PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE BY one. 3 Grease, SOM HOUSE GAR Foo ‘work be done on plumbing. | owner. Reasonable. Auburn Hgts. Vpcar garage. Paved driveway: 
Sontrsct, ots, ete so dows wORTREDE @ ROOM AND BATH. Wear Caos Uae Thee! ‘ae hand . - A f, mi 8. 
WILLIS M. BREWER | }.i2er piss. “miivsisd dust! ONLY $850 DOWN enn: bo Parke =, = pescmen’. Hose bedroom brick. FE 41906. 
DRAYTON PLAINS ade," Garden ap e acr” garage. Santa's 
pes, full be cme Douse bet OR 3-008 or FE ¢50i5. rice, low|8 ROOM, MODERN REAL BUY. wn ent, OR 3-1 Only $8,000 wi ae down 6 
This Week’s Special room all modern. y, 84000 with Helper 
qt eect she. toilet & ‘aver be meas & son, o'w.| FOR CHRISTMAS That’s us! We want to 5 aoe West suburban. Lake priv help you find the perfect 
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  ___For Sale ale Houses uses 43 
2 ACRI ACRES—$750 DOWN Includes large 4 room cinder 
block e with basement. Needs 
minor peal iped fakane: 264 ft. 
of f e wherry Rd. lo- 
cated northwest - town in Oak- land 
R. D. RILEY BROKER 
FE k-1 FE +116 
~~ We Have the Key! Ly 
VACANT RANCH BUNGALOW tn Ortonville. 4 lar, 
ia 
pe bedrooms, pull - down 
stairs to storage stile” Full base- 
ment, ol] heat, and water heater, 
icoasee on coset street, over 
down. SEE ANYTIME! ,   
Brick, Breezeway, 
Basement Beautiful Cape Cod brick ope 
=eaue 5 rooms and bath 
ma 28 ft. «= dor nery 
room up Highlights are the 15 ft reeseway eres 
room. ase petichen sLovel 
recreation ex 
tn the full “basement. on heat, 
garage, paved drive. 2 LOTS, 
enn PRIVILEGES: Better call 
Grocery, 2 Apartments quarters for the owner— @D apartment to rent; and a very mph eres peecirrra gress 7 and 
ee! Mness, Ww tT and win 
Meense. CALL” FOR THE DE- 
HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 20474 83 MN. Telegraph Open eat 
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payment. Full ‘caly| 2 "Dagemest “Coder haters ath gift—a new home for 
EMBREE & GREGG jg terme. FE your hinily, 
1665 Union So come on out for to 
i ven, EM 3.3108 OFF JOSLYN oe SYLVAN cer 
Civilians | x Se2cBOWN en mu] > Segzigtenctce * Sore price his 
an of e: An eae modern 2 bed- g14, 
AS LOW AS aveprd, hare Leo hardweed floors, 
$900 Down! Esai e | soe +6435, 
PLUS COSTS. n{CLARK REAL ESTATE 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
            
      
  
        
      
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Meal soe we ace one pe a: 2 Raths| ,, CLARKSTON | Mougy rom ante 2, noows ealm, between Montcalm and |Co-ope: ive Real Estate Ex: age All brick od bome with 1% ¥ert to income. Corner lot. gas jand. Two bedrooms, living)4 ROOM HOUSE. NEW, NOT Solid Drive—Carport baths. The 2 bedrooms and living | heat, full basement. Garage. Close foom, kitchen, bath, and utility, quite Pisccagaten Waterford area. Sho . Cc t Withi room are large, select oak floors, to Pisher Body, $10,500 with feom, colored Youngstown cabi-| $200 4 Shopping Center Within Garege.| down. Sacrifice for cash. come wets, tile bath, sliding windows,|$ room faraiched house Keego, tm- Walking Distance Paved street, close to schools and FE 2-6028. pear ec & ng 8 trans- —- Possession. Only $3,750 excellent center. Will ioe. For eddiional informe:| with ¥50 tows Also ta come apart payment. Bal 70 ACRE FARM Castell Real GEO. MARBLE, Realtor! Close to Public and Good, farm ‘about a war be 
101 B11 MILE R a OUR —— HOME 102 FE ¢e2m| La Y gseatioe. Teo ire tece, Sore __Llncoln 1:18 A HOME OF YOUR | SQUARE LAKE AND SK 750 erage and reg . A DARLING HOME OWN MIDDLEBELT ROAD ' pines raneeres ad AMONG’ JHE TREES ES lean arnroe? Rp North ood FULL ieee JOSEPH F REISZ * ROS. W 3 REALTOR 83 Huron aol p tarts ee thee 4 rooms, bath, breeseway & 1 S. 20239 
ied far aisles ae Seta Sek ttSe | Organization Toe, | ‘rite Siemeahate Ea ass . 7 arese, You will love the peace-/ A sacrifice at $5500. ganiz: : Lake Fully insulated end ples: Franklin Blvd. Brick seclusion of this unusual set oo =o Phone: F Ederal 46191 y pine dem. lity biseks high tiled | This grand, solid brick, slate roof wg A re ok Wes ot tow = te lovely rooms OXFORD—6 ROOM | >atement. cellar, gal.| fesidence bas six bedroo 7 
fireplace Samet alan eae fu = acm OS he “coed wr 3 bedroom ew 4a sloctrig hoster, Luzaire euto. cil ee! and cea cost wne e tered” wal ofl furnace and plas matic heat caeee ‘iu! raenacel | )Gese Geraase ites fe ee |e poe ee tubs. a place. Pull dining room. kitchen, 
Rhy hae ae Sy) GaN a Om) hae Bagi mew | Teter | Se eek on, li STATE AVE — VACANT ME. Ri ESTATE food sized bedrooms and 3 baths 
Cox ANS Ug a st 2 | rT HOLMES ed pete 4308 Hwy. OR 30701) & ,itvatery down 8 Copel] Bo emalier 2 bedroom a re con- heat. Attached garage and. also 
PLZ TAKE Estatrs| SPE res | Ee aes |  BARTRAM/ 8 aac was Ze 320 Dover Ré_ Vocent 1% sto 24 pond at $11,500 — low terme. Mi eabee + OF aie, hate pyponiglid edrerd « trae red by : t} en 
‘ owner sacrificing wer JILD NOW oo tod EA ed vat out ee ces Gy: MILEY BROKER NICHOLIE our well restricted. Waterford PAUL D. HAMMOND A — estimates freely Realtor WEST SIDE 33 w_muron nore res eres Ess ae eee ree GA Y LORD |# Fe’ stil “Eves rp Satie room ty room & tied et PROPE RTY" ERE zt BU ela eke Front Near, Webster School 
Brome, ott Sea, baeeter| ROSE. Me CARTY NO MONEY DOWN | B2%pit the time, to bur nts tun room, treolace and carpeting Fs on in good resid 1 dis- New 3 bedeons and 2? baths! furn ished. two muage. "Completes goons nee extra stool in base- Is newly decorated through- INCOME > rasch type home on 1-3 acre| and large living room. Boat hoist} ment. Storm, sash 2 car and has new Lot 65180 for G1 Knotty pine goes wht ee eRery: Excellent erage. $11,600 with convenient port woke LOON LAKE heat, any esters. Cocus: | seen) tease ter anccuenees Eat Precak cateae aa, aT | Dexie Wishway | near Drayton | mes. Only 2 left, HURRY. North Sid CARROLL G. PORRITT Fising. 38 wortn ode 26% West Huron 
Dovothy. Sayer Lavender] Teeamer emir arts | TRADE | Eat camels SURAT | cepBan be otis bene 2149 W Huros breezeway has oa iguelront “tenis of ; living dining and ream a sett | fe asrenttomt, ieee, rents | fmmetits possesion cies) nen-| gard’ tilcben_ Tull ogement, i Templeton RN 8 ROOM MOD- ate home. A Conaoinae wake site, | room ° Mt Clemens St. Nemes “t pede. tal full Lodaod Owner. 4 room modern. For colored gnd an excellent buy at $19,950, will trade for an incom bee ree RJ. VALUET, Realtor $700 DOWN HOLMES- astm as EO Co-operative Real Estate petey   
  
    Don't delay, call toda: this 6 | Excellent location with 
i arag ell lake pil onto Coeeneut Lake. 
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    room with attached garage, sub- IN ROCHESTER BARTRAM ! ureee home. Fully feoderm, car. Attractive omall howe. 2 hart { foome and beth. Spacious older yard and lecesedlon o oeee peved | oll heat, part basement, newly ¢. Has basement. gravity 4382 Dixte Hwy, This home ts vacant. Buy decorated priced for quick sale, = Foome. ioc Noo ea be fe wooly etd RR 31950 * now and get settled “ > North side San, Ob stl Eres 08 3000s Christmas 4 ‘BEDRMS. or. or INCOME oe niall : ' Best Bu Ss Three Bedrooms—Vacant | Pg,metee veeiee. Speen: B h 2 full baths, #0 BUY. To SELL. REALTOR Irmingnam This, Rome has everything you | trance, full ent. $0" cyelon ie _the “bird” to see comMUTER SPECIAL Today . aaa bra @ re — - 3 ron, ree etient 
Start the new vesr right tm this separste dining room, Tied Sn parehase at $12,800. terms. Tos, 9 deerme. tw tes sevty Gxe-| sioc t) “mo Seeman E. KENNETT ROAD | gration room win extra lavatory. | "1 Templeton, Realtor grated. exe ally nice home.| schools. Large lot, attached ga-| Lovely § room and beth home un cose ce Thess | 2339 Orchard Lake R¢. FE ¢4863 full basement with off stes *. fireplace and plenty oye Bear Pontiac M are only a few of the features After 6 if no answer call FE heat, and recreation room. Wall| of eating snace in the kiteben. ith landscaped lot, Mcar se- one today and let on our | _ 23-0502. Evenings FE 5-6000. to wall ca im Mving room, » sell at $18,000. res F) yo feta — salesmen show you this fine rs of room fer 0 lares fantity B ' 7 d bath.” Home le deputifulir, dec. -—” GI RESAL E ma Te eee!) DENjGMin an ai. only $10,000 with just Yo Bey_ Te Sea_To tnsere OFF JOSLYN Los Steph I GAYLORD Happen a kis | pee 2 tote togemner with privileges on tephens, Inc. OAKLAND LAKE FE 4.0584 iment, "od Doct, car and ‘ball gs; er ye erlookine Mane | Midwest ¢3232 JOrdan 46738 4 room and bath home | 13¢ £ Pike st Eves = 3 Mocks to | Pe eedily Ag felee Fat ge lake. rd 8 eer couwert. Bremen = hed e and €8- | Co-operative - stato piles won ining Jauhanne te tan PEN 9 AM. TO 8 rage, oak floors and oil furnace we "53 and has Located just 1 block from bus tise Motor. Built in “83 
George R. Irwi Pry | asta) LADD'S | Bees orge rwin ;, ANN (ery, ow priced et 86.000 with weathiy peyments of only 460.21 TOR nga Sx 
, FE boi tt oo ae $750 DOWN WEEKEND SPECIALS:| OFF WALTON Ag OFFERS oe ee arp geen oe én ta eBtorme “a 3. bedrooms. NEAR OPDYKE . rage, ges water heater, ed! Drapes. $1900 down. a Happenin bet and) 7. 80 48s.) Near St. Vincent’s Grive and storms and s. : % 290 completely fenced tn. plenty 8 room modern home in| ‘cated on bus line. Only 96,960. shade trees. snd garden space. 3 Bed Ranch condition, Li room. 3 ranch Loe 100x180 Suly #t with $1,500 down. room Kanc {ining room and en ONLY $7,000 ft. Ta" Bacetloat area’ area. Fireplace. Attractive = only 3 ras = first floor, 3 bedrooms a this 4 bedroom hom $2,500 RESTAURANT ereens. Large ‘ot , Be Pos. can be tin ed for 3rq bed-| Rg “Tra Ter, ust, OF Auburn i ; Teer cetreet peice eee ae jad cont GI m “wan fers heat, screened we f t — bi ao a — ear garage. in ded on ai UE buniness, ‘money maker = Lin ‘aw. monthly payments. Call oad aareee . om A real family home. Only $10,050. Make us an offer. pare “ne io bees: Hace ws 
Round Lake Suburban—14 Acre Fae TPT, Dat heme IVAN W. y finished lake front home Newly decorated 8 room nuiw. M. Stout. Realtor | Wee cece ee Loree eet ee ing of large living rm and tile bath bungalow in = Eves. “tn 'e-be M With fireplace, si rm excellent condition ia ipo Sunday 12 to 4 p.m 
Bah screens poe meets gulaceeunicreee a - § room farm house. 3. mi. trom E 5.947] width house ee z . Ford und Roch- -5090 4, »-94/ Beater," elee stove, ee Kishen pe re ee aeenoen of Income Plus One Acre ester Only 70.900 “cash. FE S- BN ee NES od 
posse: LOW Total nm Evenings aod Sessare 8 = = = *| Clarkston Estates price nly f4T80.. 4 Toome | up and | 9 bedroom bungalow. Part base- sun Soniye Corded REALTO . New Qebedroom ranch home J » monthly income! ment. Lake privileges on Lake a KEN. * tn rn area,| $105. Immediate . Call Louise. Tmuediate possession, $1,- ee a 3 John K. en = tomate gag heat, etiached - rooms *tace brick. ol heat 2 REALTOR eerage. rate reation- bythe 9 fs 
ay 1935 al are. An iy eased HILT 7 | Pangaiow bedresane! pabeny hasement. w, Attached 1% WN. Saginaw Troe — at $12,000, only $2, Just ‘ot! off 8. ba r waren Twp. wil eceages t Eve. 2-1804 down. “ep Jpstate and Terence si Only $1,700 down and Laneview § ROOM MODERN HOU: : green st. 7 room modern novse, Sy Ivan Village Brick Pe . LADD'S INC. SACRIFICE. foom on Telegraph. 2-family fat Ese oes ate A ggat sb om et 000 DOWN ; 4206 Dixie Hwy. ata Plains | Owner transferred. Fescession on State. 2-family flat on Ni with stairway to unfinished | Stated on 1 acres of land. you'll Lapeer Rd. or M24 see sen ee eral a on Norton. }-famity second floor. cious snes 6 settle se own this nice 1 OR 31331 paneled lt nr aaeeaee en Auburn Ave. Plenty of other rooms. ceramic bath:| 8 Workshon and a ice | Co-operative Real Estate Exch Eiadie Weaker Lone tomer an homes. rms. P. W. Din gas furnace, aluminum ea palletes a st iddie Straits L wa ner an ~&_Son, 66 W. Huron, storms and screens, large Full price 620.000. lose $2,000 at price o “ well landscaped lot ¢5x142. $800 down yment. 
SYLVAN LAKE) ee eee ee at roe me i and pi of % tm this 6385 Commerce Rd EM : . 5 @. ly land Ey DOW! Warwick bas several new Franklin Boulevard lake ‘orivileges on both Case ‘and BR OS RANCH TYPS owe $*Redrecm homes “on wecued Exceptionally fine brie k| S7i7em Lakes. Good sized rooms : of land. Well, road with deaitiful home | featuring meay ¢ aad only { poreh. Down pey. ond ebimney. pee ceruian oak s, — Hrepigec den, powder rm., NEW HOMES: Ene bones. Pot Driggs teen with in oven breakfast room, kiteh- oo end family af, begroomma, Pathe. VV AN THE “ELDORADO” 
Steal gehes| | RS Dae ree ee pchetacets e I i] . ie: A a eal ph ter, ‘Teal ceramic , rapes and refrigera- omn REALTY abs Ral edd I ES 
water. Lots bw * "Ont 2) Watkins Lake Front Eooperstive: Real Estat Techenge CLAR! QARDENS WITH from City maintained eautiful 4 bedroom home | WE SILL BOND ON YOUR LOT eee oa A ‘& brick diebeit ana. Gcchard Lake roea| baine ‘to toct frontage on | | $022.3 Dadroom ranch homes to be but m ciark-| $6,900 FULL PRICE ent and Oe *Pasong room 14x21, fireplace, din- what you've alwavs wanted in See this 2 bedroom home “7 1 to 6. Price ing room, car that home of you: It's all a ‘500 Seimnaiiaks : screened porch with face brick has three large Just 2 blocks off Baldwi ©. view of lake. Large it rooms with large ¢ 2 ‘The Avenue health —— im with shower and lava- ious Hving room a ‘ue forces sale on this property. 5 BEDROOM cy. OU heat, 3 car at Wa yuee' a 2 * Can for eash oF POSSESSION JAN. 1. ee, ke ee ee gaavenience there are 114 ceramic | Beet, can! pares ri pameeeee Teh, Sees The e heated with perim Sacoment. Gas Risto. ‘hot | _— eae and hase gee ‘softener, Garage, 2 lots. posal unit. Alum! m storms end 
ist Smee os /Roy Annet, Inc. Sesatenn'S sy oe REAL ’ RANCH HOUSE jas myer noua Waldron "ot “aouth’ vitage hnste lake a model Open't tors dehy 
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We Wave three with this down) bayment. One 2 bedroom 
$6000 
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fal et) Call for further infor- 
9 PER MONTH 
$700 down will Ul" give you posses- 
sion — mae New 2 
bedroom homes tn 
city. Pigstersa oak floors, 
— heat. Only Hi Pek ot ine low 
of only FHA 
Russell Young REAL’ 
412 W. Huroo sos PE 4-4525 
Open Eves. ‘til 8: PE +0612 
4 RM. > ppectaa EITHER LOT OR 
acre of 2960 Buckner tee 
near e orien off Clark. 
_Rd. MY 3-1265. 
FOR SALE: eee IN 
Rochester w: Pull base- 
& rage. By iL 2-4261 
BROWN ment. Bresseway. how 
owner. 197 Fraser St,   
Two pear eoes cottage fan’ all 
furniture included ge lot with 
Bice sandy at o 
$1,000 bunga- DOWN -Two bedroom 
low, Lad Looe ite in le cone 
° vieges ree 
14 ft. lot. Only 3 miles aon city. 
-3 botreces brick 
: © Enclosed 
Storms & screens 
good value at only 
A 00 yore PRICE ic. 
“Here 
only 
Ina. 4 
brick 
Ledgestone fire- 
e Beautiful : ting a 
drapes included For full pasts culars cal] Mrs. Hoyt, FE 2-0640 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
1962 W Huron 
Co-operative Real Estate "Pachanee 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS iE SUB ———e Le 
ranch ho: rf   
  
      HURON GARDENS FOR SMALL FAMILY Near Tel-Huron 
HOME—HAPPINESS ES NEAR BALDWIN NORTH 3 MILES 
Attractive fully insulated 5 room 
and beth, 3 
YOU BUY FeWELL INGURE IT 
MAHAN REALTORS 
Osennaite er Estate Eachange 
FE 2.0263 1075 W. Hu BRANCH NEXT agg Bs 
  
NCH HO! 
tp subdivision a all aod homes, 
ter ce. Here's an 8 room mod- 
ern in good ition, 3 bedrooms, 
venient 
On bus line. 32 car garage, $8400. 
Joseph F. Reisz $3% W. Huron 8 PE 20250 
Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange 
22 NEW HOMES 
$7395 WITH $745 DOWN 
Attractive modern two bedroom 
homes with oa tile bath 
and kitchen, Jax20 on Core 
Ol A.C. heat, auto 
bome that we feel t Lord dollar 
considering rection, A 
quatge (nas sieal Geneaet ibs joca’ 
on the market theaerads Bo, 
we advise you to call at once, 
and Tecatve ‘choice oe FHA   
WEST SUBURBAN BUNGALOW 
ADE sap sd mit or take small home 
» for this ene erey pe modern bedroo 
home with stairway to y practically 
finished dormitory bedroom, 
= ind 
and kitchen. Oi] air condi- 
tioned heat, dandy Hat Lot 
300, on black bak atchery 
Rd. Possession 3 w 
BEAUTIFUL BRICK. RANCH 
      For Sale Houses ss 43 
HAYDEN WILLIAMS LAKE. 2 Lots with 2 
bedroo @. Living 
room, Miiseate rate dining 
Toem, convenient’ hen, bath 
rage. $10,500 
NEW HOMES. $950 DO’ 
comfa: 
windew, Excellent kitchen with 
wood cup is and Formica 
counte Bath. Oi forced air 
furnace. plum bing. r Pull 
price only $1006. 
APPROX. 1% ACRES. 3 Bed- 
room home, —_ of Pontiac. Near 
ae. Walton 
NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME FOR 
sale. By owner. Lot 80 « 372. 
$6500 cash. OL 1-0680. FE #0441 
  
  
NORTH SIDE 
2 bedroom brick home on 
2 large lots. Full basement, 
partially finished attie. 
$2,200 down. Quick posses- 
sion. 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY REALTORS 
3007 W uron FE 43569 
OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 
AUBURN HEIGHTS BUN- 
GALOW — 24240 in dimen- 
sion. 23 foot living room, 
. ne foot kitchen with an 
Plastered walls. Lot 100x180 with beautiful ieee: Car- 
peting tnclud. ra re to 
porte Lokal $10, and   
  
        
  
SYLVAN MANOR BRICK -— 
3 bedroom, 1! ramic tiled ing room room, ul- 
tra modern Tens all on 
one floor Screened patio 
contributes 
be pleased. 
$1,000 DOWN — this 2 bed- 
with full Bacemrent and au- 
tomatic heat. Near bus and 
schools and only $4,750. 
a BUNGALOW One 
those Lagpnarws favorites 
8 i 
features in 
bath. Full besement, gas heat, gas wa- 
ter heater and softener 1% Qe 
$12,900. Vacant. Christmas. 
RAY O'NEIL. os WwW Realtor Huron -e 
31103 on 3 Phone FE 2038 
| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange   
CLARK CITY 2 BEDROOMS UP. liv: 
ing room. rn ki room, din- 
mn, base- 
parol 
uick posses- 
2 bedroo 
fully ime heat 
lated rely back yard. $11,500, 
terms 
SUBURBAN 2 ACRES. Small house. smali price m home ba: 
ting room. semi-modern. 
utility room. frontage on 2 
1.280 down $64,500 full price. ___For Sale Houses Houses 43 
TRIPP *| Ultramodern Ranch 
On Indianwood Lake 
236 N. Saginaw 2 BEDROOMS th. Oil ‘urnace 
"TRAILER. DOWN For equity on this one, or would 
eee little monev and 655 og 
CUCKLER REALTY 
FE +0}   
den vast ‘living room and fam- 
ily rodm mong the luxuries 
are a ledgestone fireplace. and 
sizable kitchen with 
dor oven range 
The two-car garage is attached 
Phone for appointment. 
End of the Search Have you been seeking 3 bedroom home en one floor. of 
modern design with large rooms, 
  Auburn Heights ed just 
ye garage with overhead doors & cement 
drive. Full ment. Neat 
and Gere as a pin. Large 
lot, nicely landsca: Full 
price ‘8 wih $2, down. 
L ake Orion Area 
fenced and beautifuny landureped 
Fruit, berries and ever- 
freens galore. Large stone 1 oil heat no basement and lo- replace and grill. - 
cated in the city? We have it privieges. This 6 room 
on Voorheis Rd. Priced at $17 bedroom home ts in — 
000. fect condition. You'll be 
proud of it! Pals tar ga- 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ne yet sol a Ls quate W. Lawrence eeceee home at $11,000. Open Evening 
FE obi61 of FE 8.0008 Pontiac—$950 Down Nicely situated on a lot 80 
5 ' x% 140 This qualifies as 2 
Pandy mene x 
ar Tl Ce rooms. “-duitomatic _ fas heat, cuit . Plas- 
ed walls. 1's car tat 
Is THE “BIRD TO SEE ‘ull mee fMaod ede o. Better 
NEAR ROCHESTER Like new 5 room modern ranch PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 
  
  style home located south of | Tle N inaw 
Rochester Only a year old and Real state since at 
in excellent condition throughout Suns. & Eves. MAple 65-3661 
Large of “3 acre. Priced very 
TEM SORE -Ot— bet -$0200-rith 61500 down. 
COMMERCE LAKE Comfortably furnished 3 room log 
home with 167’ of water frontage. 
' outs shore: refriverator, twin | |. 
and other d 
in “the price of just $5975 on easy 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
  REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron 8t., Open Eves 7 to 9. 
Near 2 Lakes Ne steps to climb in thie cory, 
close-in suburban bungalow, ranch 
type a jeatpenee living. room 
and . 2 absartal bed- 
rooms, ar | bath th with shower, gas 
beat and hot water, automatic 
and dryer included at 
$9750.00. Only $2,550.00 down, bal- ance on land contract. KNUDSEN incoln Junior High 
Frame 2 bedroom home with 
utility room. Bullt 4 years ea tgs 
Located on >a fat Price $6,100 with $1,300 
Near TB Hospital On ame with 4 pedteene: rik 
Lp Approximately acres 
West Suburban 
ce to city. Frame ¢ room 
and bath Buin - 166. Terms with $2,000 do’ 
WM. H. KNUDSEN 
$10 Pontiac Stale Bank Bidg. Ph PE +416   Sparkling New 
West Suburban 
2 Bedroom Bungalow You'll find more tds (eri 
  
  nied nbaerakmeaacl De J room. kitchen, full bath 
ity room. close to school and bus 
509 with $1,550 down 
epee: basement 8750 down 
S05 Oedreces 1 — living 
hen, full lake 
privs. Full price only $6,750 
    CLARK REAL FSTATE 
FE 46492 1362 W. Huron Open Evenings 
Co-operative Real’ Estate Exchange 
KENT " Established in 1916   
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NORTH SIDE-8-rm_ bungalow — bath, cabinet sink in kite 
plastered walls, faa weeps with rec. space. Close 
to bus line, Now Say oo $5,050. 
NEXWW - East @ home. Only § 
WEST SIDE DUPLEX-Brick 2? 
family. Each side has 6 rms 
and bath Full basement, 2 fur- 
Baces. floored 3rd floor. Paved 
street. Income will more than 
make your monthly payments 
See this now at $16,500 with 
$3.500 down income loca- 
=o AREA - 3-rm moder 
me. al) in excellent condition. Moders kitchen, bath with 
i] furnec bed. 
: SCM 
paved road. $13,450 w 
down. 
$1,980 DOWN —For this west subur- 
ban home on large double lot  frgpehed a tiled and tape 
garege a. ake privi- 
leges. Reduced $7,950 
2-FAMILY —- Good east side residen- tial location. Mode : 
¥ $2,500 down, you can own this $15,000 income 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lewrence FE 5-105 
Next iltenemmet Power   
    NEW BRICK 
RANCH HOMES Well located in Waterford 
lakeview. 
rag partitioned Protest beg a 
oors and painted walls Oil 
furnace and 82 elec water heater. 
these fine homes today 
IN BLOOMFIELD 
New brick ranch noms just 
uth of Pontiac. Extra C. 2. Schuett 
EM 3-4197 
WEST SUBURBAN   
  ee 
rt rey, good 
‘om plete an exterior enly. Boot. Be of per month. 
F.C. Wood Co. 
peg Ra Corner winiame, 
OR = «Opens re} 
  
  (pareon FOR BETTER HOMES 
SYLVAN MANOR Ss. 3 bed: 
ee ith attac’ 
ee, new softener, lovely Bateman in get ote Beouan me with 
lake privileges on day Lake ‘It's all on ove ter, | 70 Ft. Ranch Home enerous €, room and dinin, 
area, lovel teen. plastic tile Ta e . om room 
rd tubs. sure stool, oes ma! water It's Located 4 miles east of soo 00 down. Wh and only §2,- one ae an awe od down. Why wait, see it bedrooms, 32 —— room 
mye ee | bath, custom =k! full base- 
"BUD" forage Youll love, rougbout one pe of owner wil) f smaller NICHOLIE home tn trade. Only $17,000. 
fesinent” alcyed™' ote real estate and insurance Coa can the dows 49 Mt. Clemens Bt. FE 54-1201 payment. Eve Mr. Melser FE 5-8006 
, West Side Brick ; 5 ACRES bedroom home, steam he | fe G property large chicken house oo | r a e erage ° peation on paved toed west of Waiting the home Pontiac. Well danéee scaped grounds. to be tered you 614,050, term = yours on the market’ en this is for = Sem- 
Fox Lake Privileges 3 bathe. ‘uikre: buchen ih Neat 2 bedroom home with at- built i oven and range. tached garage and neway The best of construction, large lot, Timken off perimeter end it's new. $26,250 Bun pe py all Poyimed and dle = wife and kiddies = "s inspect home 
today Perhaps move in for 
a8. 
New 3 Bedroom 
Trade the one floor plan with 
y 90, 
@ to move 
Holidays, &f you 
Near Waterford High 
Trade 
Kampsen. 
  
  INTAL ‘ Beaver estsom rate zeh riee Realtors FE 40528 
aseray heat, carpet- 377 6. Tele Eves. & = 
| ‘etd. Seckesed pent pont | Co-operative Rent wtais ich e lot Tru BIRMINGHAM, 48 Only with i ej home for érowing family, Living room with firepl - < . ig Toom, 
FOREST den. knotty pine kitchen, Hot- Country Chu! ‘neato. meer point ¢ washer. Large attic, 2 eaaeery lovely brick car garage, 3 blocks to com- home rooms, full Sasonene, muter $19,500. Owner transferred, fire ss. 2 car piastered garage | _MI 4-41 = area surroundings, $27,500 rm 
For Sale Lake Property 44 ree iA pp poe Daa 4 a completety iy furnished g good renta: 
ment at only $2,500 ¥ oe ress, FOREST LAKE 120 FT. LAK® 
frontage on private lake. 230 ft, 
on ee acte wooded. $15,000, 
  
PLENTY OF ROOM 
Tm this 4 bedroom, full basement, 
pine orn cane Haat] to school and shop- 
wn, Evesiney a Po oe 6 call Mr. He 
PE 5-432. oer 
OFFICE OPEN 9-6 FE 
BA 000 2 New 3 searenan: 5 extra lots. 
Alum. storms & screens. part 
; private beach, 1 
Cash "8 rice 
ue M JONES REAL Lyd e324 
832 Hur Ph. FE     
A. JOHNSON, Realtor |" 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4.2533 
WHITE     
        Se CARE BA ee MODERN 3 3 
bedroom hom \ bath 5, base- 
"hot ates beck ‘car ge 
lake privileges cludes 2, 
ts for $12,009. ment, 
rage. 
'o-ac re lots. All 
Term 
Here ts « $1000 “ oi some 
  one Just dol for 
the nator only. Brand ps solid 4 Pissonry edroom ern home. 
‘» attached car earegs ° or on large lot Lake privileges. Terms. 
Se Maat Lae a modern, eo new. 7] Saal ¢ to Florida ms, fireplace, pied & owner bullt rch, 9-car attached 5 by © very on carpenter for 3-ft. on the water on his own home. 3 large bedrooms| Washer, dryer and @ large 14x is neway $22,500, Terms. Would make an extra nice bed- m. @ furnace room its par- Many other pov dl titioned off with 66 gal. hot lake area for oo bolidays. water beater. The large Lopente| window in the Hiving room gives G. TROCKE, Real a mien view countryside. | 1648 Trion LAKE RD. Brae 3-467 @ enough for TALI dining area ia of cupboard | oN ED 1A == RANCH” 120R- space. The walls are al! plasteree | LAKE PRIV. $11,800 uP. KAH- id nicely decorated ere i NER CONST CO FE +1034. arge 2 car garage with overhead | cao LAKE. 100 NEW 
we Soeenporesy Ranch homes, Lake Priv 
KA ‘CONST. CO, 
+1004   
  oors, ncemens sidewalks, shrubs wall be J all in and most pope 
"The Price $12,500, 
Clarkston Village Tooms, bath and room. Also attatched ga: wi 
yoo door, Gas ome. 2 bedroom Corner lot. acne distance to 
  Sale Suburban Prop. 454 
  Gjagketen sscbools, “Pull 9 Brice Lots and Lots ca ee 
boll “ties 
. Williams Lake Area ere rooms 
se” ae mo eed ary: B. 5 foes 
Boost tense ts iitehen Fnac P 
knotty 4 
10x18 
or 
= WHITE BROS.        
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For Sele Lots 46 For Sale Farms 48/ Business Opportunities 51/ FUNNY BUSINESS by Hershberger | Sale Household Goods 57/ Sale Household Goods. 57| Christmas Trees _59A| For Sale Miscellaneous 60.—-- ' . : STOVE, | REFRIGERATOR 1 Al cuueesae eam! pom (eon || oma . UsED 
LADD'S || | custom are | en Settles se mg men ames mages a | USER, sg a, “Se | eae See oo a ’ - re oe ate ® oar, y finish ir match ot. a ‘eoabie™ * wt te ay, te. Fir. | GIRL'S 26° BIKE AND 
20 ACRE FARM located 2% inds about the value of this wt Senter: ack. . WEEKEND SPECIAI'S sit boosts m net base, $90. Also Wainut finished YEARS is GO, PT GEN. = Red, Jack. | skates, MI_ +3073. a ed ot 0) © oe _miles north ston grocer oe I know you can, desk, $18. After 5, call PE 5-2787. -| Also orna: . Dig your INGSHEAD VARIETY 8TORS 
Features 6 room home, make r year or more for E , “eral Electric upright freezer, own, staat t oa bes a Baldwin, A 
100x190 tn Perry Acres. 975 with) darn, brooder house chicken inital one iayout Cl pela end — Good es new, Also White a aia Com- apne 
$100 down coop and corn crib, Com- chattel. mortgage for $2 ELECTRIC STOVE. $id. OIL| {readie cabinet sewing machine, ay = oon road | eer Cert ee pletely fenced School bus . rice $5,000 includes. stock space heater $25, Kenmore Iron- | _$20_Good cond. Call OA $2341’! bea iy Gled taras: Once Bi athe Te 
at door House needs some Is 1s @ modern well equipped $50, MY 33772. TILT BACK CHAIR AND “OTTO-| daily % tc 7. Greenridge Parm JET WATER PUMPS 960.96. G. A. 115180 tm Watkins Pontioe Es-| finish work. Full price store in excellent neighbo j eieeraic RANGE-NEW FOUR Good condition. 174 State.| Nursery. MUtual 4-8038. _teompscn, 00 6. Perry. 
ste Wi het opm, “| He Ce Seana Mares ncict ain aie" act | TWO DOOR WARDRGRE ex | DON'T BOY UNTIL YOU mek |RTCHEN, SNES 2 40 ee 5 O., weru ole 
Ho ACRES state oni Shadi et nadia | Rear, Coed, Sars meal | my ee tebe Gee! | sis, Larmerr Cong as trees chrome mixing e' PO. paved road in ay sree: Call. 
miles north of Clarkston A at once for further details \ Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Lake stretchers, table model radio & ture Ww Seotgh piae "L coriy. iiccetarettactory marred. Mahi : ee ,.   
  
        
      
  
    | See ens Pole 163 trot.) mice ma eooor gl Aaterocrpaeh | 1 _Ave. reco ord layer. a0 Riaon coe Paian aerues: 
ettes cs i = Tt 4 
Toads | Property can be | DORRIS & Ss a FURNITURE AT | EXTRAORDI- = ms) anterbury : Bian a Ber... ote pea) Pinscovenst)/208 |) Cochara 
bought on very favorable REALTORS nary values. We have brand RADE G. AN : . ———— ———————————————— 
dere with $00 Gown. BD sores | 75a _W Huron 8t oh values. We have brand new | tric, R . RANGES Fo r BBL. -ARGE is. Se For | 10 — STORM WINDOWS, 56 x 34. 
| COMPLETELY EQUIPPED 86 SMALL | i peggoo lanes AS greed de-| _W — churebes, halls and etc. Will | Al! good cond. FE ¢1474. _- 
}LADD'S INC | restaurant for rent. 50 E Kennett s ving room |TV LIKE NEW. 30 IN. DUMONT. | _¢eliver KITCHEN CABINET GIN 
Z Joule. sultes. Assemble these yourself, Nice for home of business place.| SCOTCH PINE CHRISTMAS TREES| b¢4utiful 42 in. model $96.00 val- 
anne Diels SB Drayfon Plains ay OY swat INVESTMENT WILL B BUY cote tls leek sad. compare sith oe new, $1,800. 636 Auburn| Wholesale or retail You may ia ort Ser marred pe 
pene | modern food market, -stock Y ____| ut your own. MA 42605. 2425 | fit" Also Severs a 
ve sent on 3-193! " “REA ie eee | inventory. Owner will sel] or ieee | rice of ted furniture "Michigan 6 PC OAK “DINING ROOM SET | Oakley Park Rd. Walled Lake. Mic Fiche rinse Kealtia bet eke 
106 Oakland Ave E 42544 fixtures FDM license, parking Fiuoresee 393 Orchard Good condition Reasonable. 266 en Fe eace 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Opeo Fies Free Parking | jot wonderful opportunity for Lake PE 2-5888. For Sale Miscellaneous 60! _ard Lake Ave — Ave | Edison St. PE | a oer 
FOR SALI SALES GUARANTEED RE- TRADE-IN DEPT. | K frigerators |... $39.95 UP Recon. Guar. elec oe 248 0s | 9 WHEEL TRAILER, 028 ENTILE Wringer washers . $39.95 un inner Washers........ Recon. Guar. elec. washer 
Spinner washers 800.95 uD vie range Hi-lec - Six marble colors 9x9% inch. Ct 
Vacuum cleaners ...... $7.95 wu 829.95 Rov's, 96 Oakland FE 2-402 Heavy. Walnut twin beds bare ALUMINUM, COMBINATION WIN” 5 CENT E A 
GREEN LOUNGE CHAIR. $20 ‘ood Dinette -) gags DOORS AT RE- 95 95 95 f 
j | right party. Write Pontiac Press, 
DRAYTON . WHITE | io Say TO SELL REALTOR PARTRINGE Ig THE “BIRD” TO 
WOODS | ee | GAS STATION & GARAGE EQUIP- A Nmited number of excellent BROS. | ment ae, oe Low rent. Inquire |   
  
  
    
  lots are sitll @vatiabie in this $6 Cla Wing chi aps: DUCED “PRICES. GET OUR Es- 
beautiful subdivision Portective = ; ‘ if) chals’ 80) be sllpcoversd Darmeport Odd $9. 
reanictonr FHA tporores 0 Aces Vacant Land GROCERY STORE, BREE AND Big Pisa Seta FE Pee how gune AE | TRAST GOW" CONGTRUC. | one 9h EOOR, SHOP, convenient terms can be arranged =! cated 1 mile off of Dixie Hway | fine license n. Vanity Benches $ 3. TION CO. FE 2-1211 so 8 new t t individual a Uo titlabl | $3,000 48 Putman. Fe 3-9107. GARBAGE DISPOSALS, NEW 1? 2 : Z 
oO mee vidual needs All tilable land Small wooded Hotes ee while they last. $49.65, R. W via, MAN’ S) 300 AMP. ELECTRIC WELDER, See as B. Munro Electric, 1060 W. Huron Easy Terms Practically new. bargain. 651 PE 40284. ated anesn as Berea eg Dee SERIAL LEATHER- ALL HOUSEWIVES TINOLEUM....39¢ YD. |     
    or Approx 2000 ft. road front- 
HOLMES- Rep be kD sites | 
eer TRADE - old, Perfect cond. 
~ otic table 1 nest ‘a my Elec. apliances at lowest prices. LL +. Bo : no 13c FLOOR TILE (9x9)     
  
  
    
  
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
    
      
  
    
  
    
            
    
        
  
              
    
    
    
      
  
    
  
  
    
      
    
          
    
  
  
    
  
    
          
  
  
          
    
    
    
  
  
  
    
      
    
    
      
                
  
          
  
        
    
    
      
  
    
  
  
  
    
        
  
    
  
    
  
  
   
     
        
    
  
    
  
    
   
      
      
       
       
          
     
    
         
  
  
         
                                BARTRAM ORTHERN LIQUOR = medians aie baat 40 Acre Lakefront Farm | NORTHERN LIQUOR GOOD ADJUSTABLE HOLLYWOOD a 4392 ‘Dixie Hwy. : Eight month liquor bar in email | sens : 00-cotl Good condition. Call MI 4-8972| General Warehouse, 258 Dixie/ 3495 PAINT —_..... ncre 31050 Pronte co cea wer. Over igeni en the main Us highway We're moving your next door neighbor, lady, and they a Dee Led pone iran, eS ater T pm. Fri. Anytime week-| _Hwy. ANTLPREZZE i i SAL: 
v good J : . ry “Ty? © * 
LAND SUTTABLE For scupivi. [Shine lake. This land ts tn extra Fe etna geese ius | SAY Most of their things are over here—you borrowed ‘em!"” | - 4 chairs. buffet. 990. Large waffle | ry q35 METAL RITCHEN CABI- ATTENTION! SMITH’S, 257 S. Saginaw 
ston. Lots for t diate butlding "000, State of cultivation Some | additional income included. Only e tron. $8. FE nets, $10. Complete baby bed.| LUMBER BARGAINS! = 
Nes, for multiple commercial and. {2UCK land Good fences $1250 312.500 down plus stock Will con- HOTPOINT MOBILE DISHWASH- | chifferobe and chest, like DEW. | just received Bas NS LIONEL & AMERICAN a | j = ri e a! new mi 1a 
industrial use \\ HITE BROS sider trade for contracts or prop- Money to Loan 53 Sale Household Goods 57 _ Munro Electric 1000 di Fed Huson irae eed oie CONSOLE ee oe & used lumber. sell at real sav- FLYER TRAINS 
Sylvan REALTORS . | _ late Licensed Lenders) — | we ew ~ HOTPOINT Loan Tift! RANOE. TV antenna kit $9.95. me amen “s 0” Mes ofteake acore see tae nares bo 
. Phone OR 31205 /\ ARD — PAR | AE) ~~ | APT SUE GAS Kanor ime | fre class condition | ft) WALTON TV from $1.15. Insulation, ii on factory * _ ‘ : : 15. building n factory analyzer 
i R ealty Sale - Business s Property 49 REALTOR “28316 | O ANS | | “Bedroom suite Norge refrigerator 1 fs Cynic pean dryer | Walton Cor Josiyn FE 2-2257 Semrce, coming Wie: fens. shingles. —TASKER'S._63_W_ 
i 43 W Huren 8 Open ee 7 to @ i ote rug and pad. also TV T POINT WASHER A ORYER | oe Dp ART. ELECTRIC RANGES. | ai! at bargain prices. Used brick 2383 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 2 STALL SUPER SERVICE S8TA-| ESTABLISHED CHRISTMAS TREE -> her items. FE 82526. HOTPOINT WASHER & DRYER.| RB. Mupro Electric Co. 1080) — windows —mill york Get 
a eet FE: 20173 perentet® Reed eceilee | sales jot for rent in Walled Lake - GOMMUNITY Loan co, © “= © Rpt AN AY LESS ATLAS | fp “Munro tence lasen@ | | Dries and save. Pree estimates, 
———— = a ea Call MA 4-244] 3% E Lawrence FE 2- 7 ING YOU WANT) Huron : ; U SE DD DE PT. SURPLUS LUMBE R SH AND CARRY ‘ 
GORNER LOT FORREST LAKE 7 CAN BE FOUND ¢T L & 8. _™! : 
—Country Club FE §-0003 Industrial Building | SERVICE STATION | iG ET CASH aaa cere neaduectar bes Tenameus | seas vrrange Originaily ae 05. Yer? blond table model sore MATERIAL SALES CO pee board 935 PRT 1 is n : ae nets : “ CALs, 
~ LAKEFRONT LOTS | ip city ot Pontiac “over 14000| tractive livine quarters. was Beat OUICKLY $24, refrigerators $29 up. ranges | flow $240.08. R_B. Munro Electric | | Motorola “ss. 879 50 | 5340 Highland Ra_ (M59) OR 3-7002 | [EAN ion oat ae Hus cles GN Gs haw en lua) $308 1s@" tor patkin pecuce lyime queers cas beat &s & elec., $5 up: beds. all.sizes| Co., 1060 w hacen. Kelvinator refrigerator . .. $5850 | Antj-F __ S3e of{| Guiverte for driveway Sl e e ne eu/ ee | sredpepas ok Comercint | () to 500 up- TV sets, $25 up; radios. $9 Maytag washer -Freeze.......53c off} © s for drivewava 
pesicietes subdivision ules warahousing labor ocamcotaren ot | cwner, Molly, MKirese <ei9t for, Up; Hew chrome dinette sets, 6 pc Loerie od et ike NEY Hhkoad| Condition} $4950 | PLASTIC WALL TILE Ae [ios etictes! situate = 190 oc. 
bi ul Sal} ay as they! appointmen | . . eile. : en s car it as. @ 
won't vast at this price i ma eOUlaceMr ng. Immediate pos- | GROCERY STORE FOR SALE hed ar aed ed en CRED ene false us makes. 956 Myrtle, Huron Gar- wey eee seecie | mapie) cna | P heatestd oleoain a : oe Piywood, Interior and Eaterion, 
CRAWFORD | mee) rE Lene 3-0646 | icens also sone furaiture. | Piha esta hth $12.95 shal Coe int eniOn DESIGNER GIVING Gr coe re eenee washer $99.50 peetelblerreres Serene era as Wereriectnenitin veers AGENCY h K. I e ™m 2-9520 ures and other securities. of room ou 50 ToT iiick (buaiaier) Some i) with atic wa a) Se ce eae te Winoows. Anderson and others. 
Oa We Huron igs PE SI Jo n r win TEXACO “STATION FOR (LEASE USE OUR E'8Y PAYMENT many fine upholatered pieces. : CLAY y ON S Harold: A. Paint & Li ine. Cakrand fear a 
aa REALTOR OG Oakland | gSt ttt shtitcome| Baleeis! sSethal!*dee Sky] Furniture, Appliances staginaw_ Paul “cvs Lumber Oo 
~ WATKINS | 11's N Saginaw Btreet Gall tation: garages rent a a Ueoiea ting aaron Teather top yun cs Noone ne ier Reagar Marker pede Ye Abe De eK | #10 Bone one Mt S031 Commerce jon. garage 2 or 4 « 4 Hl size innersprin = Eu 2 aes es 
Phone FE. 35-0447 Eve FE 2-1804' general repairs or auto wash busi. | L C OPE AILY 9 TO 8 sariresavand box ernst nae PE 5-881! or FE 53-8074 — rivorence ed $44 Michi 13" SEL FREND METAL LATHE. 
L AKE ness 209 W Sixth St, Royal Oax oan ©: SUNDAY 13 TO 3. vard ftame. Power lawnmowers. | USED REFRIGERATOR $35 AND i mt. 393: Orchard) FE 2-378 _ 
XIE Mich. Operator can use any gas |b & 8 SALES CO 4 mi, east of | some summer furniture, etc. R. B. Munro Electric. 1060 | _-*he Ave 3} POOL TABLES CIGARETTE ne CO See | | he wants R A Sadow WOodward 207 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG | wontiac or * mi. east of Auburn| phone FE 17-0114 w. }, Huron. BOY 8 5 BIKE 26° WESTERN FLY-| machine op cooler, oll stove 1 AKEWOOD SUB $6666. | | Heights on Auburn Rd M30 soe Re ee Bov's Scout eet hee * : - | Highw ay Frontage | --———_—--—— i 23-2866 FE 50241 | 12 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSE RE-| WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC out uniform. size 14 | and tank Fan. neon sign. swning & a FE 24175 A number of excelent building 1. | ~ We Give Holdens Red Stamps frigerator, less than 1 year old range, $75. OR 3-2068 = May be seen betwen 7 and 
sites have recently become avatl- ceceied “in Vicentard of Dravton 7 MI 4-0270. WAYN 7 BOY'S 20° SCHWINN BICYCLE | _?™ at 375 Auburn Ave. 
Able in thie Deautiful and exciu-| ight industry. Excellent site for _FE 41574 | ALL NEW § PT KELVINATOR REFRIGER- AYNE GABERT’S © $s Excellent condition. FEderal 275 GAL FUEL OIL TANK, LEOS. 
on the north side of Watkins, pascere cuieck Ae Bee house Cd 1 so FURNITURE seting cart 90 PE 21868 glass TELEVISION SALE Gal elec HEATER ear pegs (cae New. Delivered §38. 
Lake, Wooded and open sites, | = ine condition has $19.00 Cotton Mattress _ $10 95 _—_——F_——_—__—---_____—--_ | RCA Console, new picture tube _ 36 Gal. Auto en 
Es steams Sent) oO Mite Beck teem | ug ge ommo: vo cee | Nee S500 |e Stttttestiren $8 KERMORE, THO” RUNNER Out REA SEBRace sling tale” 4b] Ao atihd ttl gts | MEDC CAM ETS CARSR, rigid restrictions. Property shown ‘table income Large 2 car ce- | i a Sree ae oe a Motorola Console. trays, stand facets $2395 | $795 value $395 Slightly marred 
| by appointment perty mows ment block garage $1500 terms | TODAY'S SPECIALS | __or Less [Suisitmemaacc pase E coodition. PE om Ce papery arg Opel as peneane save bo PULY (i008 Gagmawac’| Alss’ large cemectiont ca ceneane 
HOLM S HOLMES- TAVERN in thriving north Detroit WITH QUICK $69.00 0x12 Axminister rugs $42.00 § ~SOLID MAHOGANY CHAIRS. poke pone Ti NCLOSE OUT | CS end withes ut lights, 
7 pele at SERVICE? Mhighigtngttontnet "*"|" RAG achat” "sat | MART SEMER ASN” | Reh coemcy sor et) Ficeier™ ia Sicane eae y- ‘ | = } eo eau ne mer ost PRO! x Plyscord. 85 44 hee Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lak 
BARTRAM BARTR AM peng bar sae See ows mOakiand Furniture chairs. can be used as occasion: | 121 N. 8a ina w PE 8-6189/ (Cb and carry Pontiac ‘Pye Axe . ° 
a 4 SUPER IGABIIETATION located) cpeapHemess Auto 1s the ouce | 104 8. Saginaw FE 2.5523 a oe condition” wi Pea EARS To PAY Sa 1488 Baldwin Ave’ FE| MUST SACRAFICE LADIES 9600 
4392, Dixie Hwy. 4392 Jott eh Hwy. ust west of Pontiac on main your first nae eo ccs ral a we buy. neliiendkeschang eae ia MI ¢3004 4 aes SECTIONAL COUCH. BEIGE | —— a Syren cnn ane eappbirel ting | for woe 3-1060 : Eves “OR | highway. Average 15.000 to 20,000 phone for cash 40’ $860 bon your APEX WASHING MACHINE. |} BURNER ELECTRIC PLATE eee hubby tweed. Only a : s77< T have bill of sale. FE , 
Eves OR 3-9006_ | gals. per mo. Includes lake f mos. old $200. Blond corner 8.2567 
—For Sale Acreege 747 BUSINESS FRONTAGE | $y ts atnancame ie= | EWRyalgh Bu ARE‘ Seas eon WBT Bry gigs see metas FE] bl ere | Nw A USED RORTAREER WIE or creage ‘aeun " a z - I ____ | ee ; 4 | 
— creage 47 [3 2 Aebocls Mock Dance Pa- oe *e=n seen ~ Leste Pieisher™ Mane | AUTO KENMORE WASHER pra 1954 FRIGIDIARE 2 OVEN oad, 13 WOOL GREY site\e =| cent a Bia abbirret net scams 
BY NER. jon ner will sel! at sac-| HAR Pl chair a < ie} range 1953 mode] Frigidaire au- - ; | A lls J bred 
eat, Any REARE ce rc ARDRARE ALP y ommnmat | RCI ptthes Voth Precrot™ | GE gal ratio and ase | pte Meader nraate omer | feartar Goumaveet ress | Garage Doors | fut fins instant terwury Reed between Mi0 and Dorothy Snyder Lavender | near Port Huron Good hardware | Ph FF $8121 ania FIREPLACE WITH oS Cae re eaters Ge LOOrs | NEW Tanon ay TORMTORE propos. orthwestern Highway ~ REALTO! | stock and gther household item Joe NMORE CIRCULATOR, USED | USED HOT POIN e TO CHOOSE FROM | 
atone iron | $5,000 downt’pius stock Will trade! | irhing logs = sudireas | san | eecuvecr ales ase) poten) enh; | Ope obs aes PE AUTOMATIC pe SPECIAL FAW. OFFER Neste eta ete eee ope 
Builders—Investors © |——————"=** : : H m | SROLEGM AND | S04 uo. new Hot Polne dishwash | pri ay wee! sully guaranteed | ter beaters for housetrallers and | 
eae —|WaRD E. partripce’ Home & Auto ‘nr ont Bm BED. 0000 | LINOLEUM AND PATA SALE | RuaieR Matec th Wik! | remgtig oes” Times om oe : . = shat are tn Te! aa TRAILER EXCHANGE _¥E_ 2-3200 
we havé a nice corner parcel con- *’ Oakland Ke enue me m | sedate OU ee azin ron. FE 4-1133 ss DOOR SALE CO 
sisting of 7B acres with % mile| Excellent business site with 8 IR eR eee ee Loan Company Opt el pd tl oe RANGE WITH TABIF | -“To-@ ROOM OIL 1 BURNER | 311_§ Paddock _ FE 2-603, NEARLY Bo le tel cunabio, fur ccteinaen poe — built in 1951. Full ‘Sale Lan | | BLEACHED OAK DINING ROOM | Georgeland Drqytog Plains | with blower $35. MA 5-0786 eae FIXTURES \ RES YOUNGs. | Weeutrals acne AR ree 
Pric wader market at only $550 Nery o Scar parece: $15.000.8** and Contracts — 52) | set Community’ watt Bek site| Svuohetecere oe. Liters bah, a | UpeD Serres roe: $25, CALL | ana’ coal. Mot water ‘and. steam | sure oe Ss per acre. Reasonable terms, Se | s arm chairs. - Lord’s Special i 3 boilers * automatic »-‘er heater | NEW AND USED . . . a — suite, easy chair, ete. MI ords opecials hard Sat | yw 
10 Acres Commercial Frontage FOR SALE «| LOANS $20 10 $300 | 58 tne aimee set won| 6.000 SQ. FEET OF | Serene, siecineal wachen sal | POWER, MOWERS | porary Lacated only one mile trom foo. east side. 200 Teer deep. Reason LANDCONTRACTS | Signature neyo ATS, SMABHER O00 | 5.00 Fetrom ens ME) | NEW FURNITURE | iiigura Surprises "perey) parents avalsule Ww Pt aanier 
et ee wen sie feet) able we “ep season: — HOUSEHOLD sie Erect ide-a-bed from $139.96 ue) WV AREHOUS CES PE Garden end. Las ioment. 
One of te tem parcels left ths : “ for a.930 ccentrack balance ¢6.00 | FINANCE CORP, OF eer Our acer o wees Used “ee “lo a’ ce OS Ag oaleanris ‘hen | Pare ome omnes WITH GAGES Mune Re Wrodmard ah ered 
ar $64.50 _— oon ae and installed. No down pavment. ras = connections and stand. $30 OF 2 Nate be 1 beeen close to town. Only $600 down. “Roy Annett, Inc. pate od ark apap Stl PONTIAC a! ter weet Mavta Wasber inte | d Avpli PIECE LIVING _ 35897 |1 SPACE HEATER FOR LP. 
home near sees room modern | 1 : -A-1 condition $39 Phone urniture an easton! | ROOM GROUE BEEF AND PORK. BALF anp  (’8* 20000 BTU  Exceilent ae Davey Crockett REALTOR ren ceaen ost to 3', 8 Saginaw St. FE. 4.0535 | My “yafit 125 W. Huron 3t. FE 4-058) | z Guarters. Oedvhe Market “AND dition Bryant water heater. 
Would heve been proud to own? 2. Ruroe PE 8-0406 __ Mortgage Loans BLOND LANE CEDAR ee. || Weare) Mrisiey ©) Uses Te Bes) 10 ert) canes sant, aireccer |e |B iGas 28 gallon ike new. OA __,_ this 20 acre wood parce! Located | — __Open Evenings and Sunday 14 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. New =| | SEs sew: lined sok! é\vleee bed | autre BED stor ines —— ecor | CABINET SINKS FROM sse05 |—8:770 
5 in nye ‘our room bungalow se- suite, fm » pool ciated ls COM- Looe LVAN 
reed wentertalleget tar cake DOWNTOWN ment. Contract’ balance $5,000. ‘LO. ANS $600 to $1,500 | table auto’ record player. 393/ plete. bed a ALL FOR $97 pet at Eg rity on | we am lees Baa, lie ft, 
or bunting lodge. Only $700 down. C gerame = $5400 per month at 1. For any purpose. on _—W._Iroquois, = BQ. vance i COoT- All ee eones s0’e bed suites, | Thompson. 60 8. J ms in ‘PLUMBING surety © ommercial Investment cent. Cost you $4,320 homes modern or not in BOTTLE GAS ton carpet and aa Sins OL studio couches, and beautiful CASH ap sete 100 8. Sagina 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtorl veces s Oakland County 1-4391 grays, blues, greens. and reds FE 2-7197 $-3100 building. offe ry New low price. Comolete tnstal- | Goaurx at ; ; 
TN. Ph FE beies| 82 setale Lauidation Well eens | RAY O'NEIL, Realtor laprevemants ES lation. #10 plus gas, Kenyon CHa ig) CS TEN at Sl eee OTE Sad CE ae ES oumaes ce HEATER, DOUBLE n or Tul 8:30 into 1963. Has 2400 sq. ft. of seli- ; FE_3-7103 FE 5-7292 \ Fuelgas oooR 3-2401 left to sell. Bedroom suite, easy 6 PIECE motor. in good shape, also com- it ‘ “Heats 
CLARKESTON-ORION = 3 ing | space its full’ basement {SMALL PIERDTCONPRAGTEEOR 2 oe Hg Pe Suarecee SSS AUTOMATIC WASHER =akwER fos sun lamp, and etc BEDROOM GROUP bination conaee: accessories tn- poe 1 tscxe sepeee atlas 
acres. Beautiful homesite heberrey has k of courthouse. Anj| lake front property in new de- 4. To build a garage or on Good $25. EM 3-288 | pR. LINED DRAPES >| Double dresser. large mirror ces ht dd Sl ad Los modern soi Pehl tt 
Terms. Owner. MAple 58-5046. usualinet oe peer = opment: ert pees tripled me eae <igas CABINET “IRONER, $35. OE VAC. |" One pre's Seer P mo tan af Bookcase bed Geol ey cheat at ~ Cast | FOR FURNITURE oon ox 45308. 5 to 7 
'S surpasses in value @ per cent| drawn OR D416 “| Apply a9 National, Building | #20, ‘vanity and bench. §§ | GapLE BUNK BEDS COMPLETE | ‘T#*ES, two decorator lamps. ESCE Sie pra ata bonds. Actually no management Pontiac or phone FE 44720 St “pool table ODER =b0sty with coil springs & mauirested! ALL FOR $99 cumcus FLUOR vals. Lent eas ree eeparets aa 
: LADD roblem. Your inquiry invited aan | CASH FOR .OUR FURNITURE) FE 2-0666 alter 3 00 0 pm. Also 18) other (bed 7 eaciu tooo ot tinmune rece. Terma, PE 6506 ne f ile) =. oan ee required as $1, 400 DISCOUNT Swaps 55 or tools. OR 32717. ‘MAPLE BUNK BEDS. LIKE NEW. beautiful walnut Grats tren: ens dinettes room ond fae OIL BURNER OR WILL TRADE 
° Ms /PAUL J A. "KERN. Realt sie e saoe | | coro ota (wore eee scabie: ee eee ae oe SU Oe — aan sis05 | wood and blonds. at same big Sear lee — #1195 value $595 | for good working | refrigerator 
aeeen = Arai Aesth = CLUSIVE AGENT or jiM WV RIGHT, Realtor | $400 melts Welt. OR 31355. | Per chairs cone. (obi: Asadliny val- MAPLE BED AND pes inGy ae Tremendous savings on all § and factory est peta ae tot Gail MEIrose reat, .= 
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- 0 oes AC ms sat Spetate “aence tote P| M5 Oakland Ave FE $0041 | Cast REGISTER, CHECK Ma-| 159 models. famous mate. for-| (AiC Sir vSnit, Pench Mere Louie euswerieease saa oes Cis TATA COT ce | OWL, FLOOR FURNACE. Wc ———. - ACRES | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange i<chipe, &@ Coke machine. WII seit | mie ssoe on Dopular oa yey Hl in good condition MI siatlona tockre ees es C HRISTMAS TOOLS Preae aan old. complete, WEb- - : nacueos? 0 nm . compare pe td ee wee 
private lake. "polling round "63. | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A = Money to Loan 53. 'm'"Frstno OU ST Sotisics, Ghctiges Piacborad |G: catmee Gs te tine coe cistee sad unthtined tummies | FREE PLANS for TOYS | on. surwen— 2s cs 10 ix. Te eT uoresce’ savings . r . . . 
4 ACRES Gas eee = | ~~ (State Licensed Lenders) «o [ACRES Wire SOIL DENCS) Ard | 39a _Orehard Lake. A Ave Siuminum Pry ATE Mor Spgs TRADE IN YOUR 107 URGE INC. 21239 ee garage es ft f , 7 POT REI ust 33 ranges. Get y hil T ulrre! FE 20233 | ~ 
Led 2 400 A with hardwood | feveralgeosire cr auto'wesmtbun’| \VHEN YOU NEED | _Pontiecleren Pm ¢1iea "_ COLDSPOL, RETRIOERATOR gaq)| You have food Selection” smal! , OLD FURNITURE | | nraw TITE HIT OMe neste’ ales pisee Bead oom {imber. Close to pavement. Oniy| Stee 209 W. Sisth St. Royal | SOLAR ENLARGER. wik?, WITH Arket ©1019 depostt will hold til Christmas| AS DOWN PAYMENT canoe on ITCHES _ dition $25. nie Ope’ im use any 4x5 condenser Pric or quick | GALOR co “ . CADMIUM 
nm S34 ACRES tweens Tne! G25 tO BSOO see ees tear eal Fe | PMR oes SP Bi Sa lee ee Pearson's Bank Furniture The tind shai ell to the trame | 2301 Dinie Hey et pe Pate aye well for subdividing Was ae CROSLEY 21 IN. CONSOLE TV. d ; of AN makes of ronta, IDEAL COR LOT ADI IAMOND RING AND office desk and gas stov a met 
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lorsers yments orp guns) or eae 2-47 consisting of bed. chest of draw- RGE REFRIG. 10 FT. NEW THE rates Fioor Coat SS ts Gel. 
LADD’S INC. STANDARD OTL CO. OFFERS FOR| DUdeet We will be ‘iad. te help | 3. ie F SINGLE PHASE MOTOR | ers, vanity, innerspring mattress; Winchester shotgun. Housetrail- Cenetrs (063 Comeratate stds aoe berg Nee lad Arb taht 5 u Pere or walls $6.46. 
an Di = lease a modern 2-stall station tn you with your money problems. 37 ft. Endless leather belt. 6° and box springs, $125. Two seat| er. 26 ft. 2885 Buick St Route 9 9 PIECE WALNUT D BLAYLOCK 
nie (Hwy, apraysen Plains, Pontiae area. For information call 3 : en Hadiess fabric belt. ol | Sev sofe. in gold color. $50. Own | NEW ELECTRIC SEWING MACH. suite. $70. 75 8 eek: yn Roa DELCO RIOW BOY A AUTOMATE COAL & cae SUPPLY CO i og new 1 ousetrailer er Jjeaving state —— Ss Dh a - I Q 
Lapeer Ra. or M24 GARAGE 351010 ELIZABETH cheap Want adding machine, flu- | Chandler St Sic ce Set ea8) sere FE WASHER $15. GAS STOVE $90.| FIRST QUALITY. 6 fT. BaTH.| {-Ctcbard Lake Ave FE T7101 
c treba Ene | LAKE RD GOOD LOCATION | gtescent flatures or cash. OR | 3 RECORD PLAYERS PORTABLE |G, 15 | Tarps for trucks. like new. cheap. | tubs, 649.50: B  erade tollets. | PHONOURAPHS 3 SPEED. REC 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FOR BUMPING. PAINTING RE- FINANCE €O 3-203 |? reais tone’ Goons weve, Fx |Ox12 INO URUG...$206| 28 Same 7 = ae ||| gush: saxst aoonte fake Sion: | ona pinrere (028 86 avalon S388 |_PAIR SHOP. PHONE FE 44423 | 702 Pont | SMALL 3 ROOM HOUSE. HAS TO _ 5-8755 | Sale Alcohol — Antif WESTINGHOUSE TWO-TEMP RE-| hand basing from $1095 G.A.| Casts are, slightly scratched. 
EST SUBURBAN WAN outenm eels penx Bidg be moved. Will swap or for cash | Se = 5a cohol — + nti reeze| frig. With freezer chest across | Thompson, | Perry rs uorescent. 303 h- 
v |WANTED TO RENT OR CEASE” PE 4-157 be ee de aear Cuurehil: | CLOTHES DRYER. GAS. ONE OF Acestos roof coating. § gal $325 | the top Good condition. $75. EM | | SATS | et Lake Ase v ooded Acreage | truck storage garage. Must be fe bora | the best brands available Slight-| VINVL INLAID TIPE gal $3 25 _330ee” Union_Lake Village FARM H MEATS | paint for vour FALL CLEAN 
—————- Dee artes’ ~ Eng £008 cinity" dagmew. & a | SSS ou ue scratched. Erirsersin | BYREER BASE PAINT Aine 2 * Beef roast : Ib. 3Se frien pestis colors $3.08 oe 
Fe er eeecfully wooded (with) pivd, f : 35, 000 Fa 11] | see ces sled Good used skates | w hard 8, 141 W. Huron FE 4-3064 “W h Pork steak te te $2.08. Gak flooring $130 M 
peach lh presen dilasod a Snes Press, Box zs Tne Pontiac AmMMwNes: ae gale. Ge ee Gear te bake Ave | 9139 98 ELECTRIC WATER HEAT. estingnouse nr ees Rete oe eae is: 
meme ot Pectise For Sale or Exchange 50 Recommend | hast ac car amend times | Chr istmas Gifts trie “eo w. “Huron | A veal bares ta ey See Me @ ibe see BLACKETT'S i" Se | outdoor ristmas ngs OIL STOVES a 90 Slsigeeie) snl e alas bs 5c ’ ~ 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor soa: | complete line of fireplace Haseres | s | acnahd TO $35. SOME Fresh side pork ........ Ib, 39c BUIL a’ a PPLIES 
af 3 LOTS IN TOWN FOR SALE OR B electric roasters, toasters. egg | with blowers. Chrome and wood Beet shortribe > $03 Community Nat" : 7 iB Y S breakfast sets, $18.05 19 ws os 7 ge peta dh 
FE af top hal 2 Bank Se stews FE teat moet Ton’ room uC ner S | eo Dans, presture. cook D A Small secretary, “iho 'ss. ye an 1960 N. * onan Cor. Posies Ra. = the Me purchase of | of * zs give | 8161 6 Dine er’ __Ciartaon 
SET "MY BOOK ig saws. tool chests. er desks with Poe $20 each PE 5-022) ET PORTABLE ICE SHANTY AND 
Gace PE 51338 é | 3 ine “our arge toy land. Open S $480 and es ies pret WILL —GACRIFICE AN RCA AU- “OPDYKE MARKE stove. Used 3 nee Bargain, EM 
ate or WD.: 1328 _ after evenings until” Christmas, easy Samson Card Tables cs 7c, fu | tematic record player and radio | Corner of Walton, pnd Opdyke at eetod | m 5 ire * 
49 scree Located im the near, Business Opportunities $1 ness Opportunities $1) Mer"otttera ene =| BARNES HARDWARE | _6Way Sofa Pillows Baldwin Ore 7108 ee ee ee re TOF IE DOUBLE FONG WOT SE 1G, | ey a 8 ‘ of this fast growing community | where you can quickly bor- Children’s Toy Chests {OR CHESTS. 18X27X35 ... $15.98 WRINGER TYPE W/ | “Ions, $20 each. Blood | tre clip. cleaning kit and e ‘ar less than compar- row up tr $500 1 ae 2 ASHER, $25 $75. 36 vol cele celee ck Gln nae mper | ; . . od od | on smal | WILL SWAP UPRIGHT PIANO | D well ; S- DR. CHESTS 15x27x44 | $17.95| EM 3-5821. bookcase. $5. G. E. soar “3s volume set new Punk Preah, rtd all teach edie RESTAURANT pee ect ‘fi amount. no | fark bedi oc chaltellol camel value | ecorative amps Sata Porclilnts is a fol ae Good running order. “rE 5-7071 cenpenme ome yeieps tia with year 
} JOLMES Fully equipped. Price tochudes al Bedtietio : cad = c eater Call 19 am to Hollywood Diyan OF UNPAINTED FURNITURE. ___ Christmas Gifts 59' aT eee ee ae _5-1678, 7 to 9 on eee: ve | 
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Dustness. money maker for right | WILL ACCEPT LATE MODE 34 Inch Pine Bar PICK & PAINT STORE| ~~ mes eae | newest 1988 designs terrific va! PLUMBING SPECIAT | . Jus cos re KD 5 R 5-9562 y es 4 3 a 
BARTRAM oe. Mail late chocrs Smusy vite at Bacurer's AS _heuse., Soper gevmgy ons room 9 I nf Record Cabinet (ONE Ma Aut owing Ta. | ‘weeks KER, PUPS | FAM vial re. Dining room. sioes wove Seas, S2-eal electric water heater. 
Gales eodie | THAN YOU THINK. i - \ Boudoir Chairs Lee barohi Ces oes one ziti nen Or Boye Re ROE a ROLLER GRA teerys ive lars. Michigan Fi poree Edison and Consumer ap- | “ a | | - : eae otpoint’ refr’ int SKATES, - 
OR 0” IVAN oe . ___ For Sale Clothing 56 Unfimshed Desks | _stove All like whew “MI 4331 | _2, $10. OR_3-0720 * Sz FREE STANDING TOILETS ave Arnason Plumbing Supply : 
ves -pOgA et needed ca tekt Na ROX $21 BA 
| ACRES WEST &8UF j ‘SCHRAM | from” Buckner's friendly BABY CLOTHES. SIZE 1-4 REA. PLAYER PIANO. LIVING ROOM BROW QUICK SUPER CHE F. | 21x37 double sinks son ME op, Cxeen rite | @ ACRES WEST SURFURBAN | 7 DAVEY'S FU Le RE __ furniture. Antique . FE! broiler - rotisserte | hone 130 
7 joan company | SONABLE. 2455 RIDGE RD ‘ | Washbowis with fittings $11 95 | 
MYERS REAL ESTATE LF 8.5091 or FE $9471 | . | poeple Me Oocn Even, Wag | 21025. 223 Nelson ene fryer wih a unit and | 3 ralored bath ets with "pias ELECTRIC HARDWARD 4-497 ies | Se ee ae vildine supplie 
WILFORD it) ACRES AD vOTR 1 ne amawer po) FE ssa BLACK 2 PC MATERNITY , 3507 Eliz Lake Rd_ rE "2-9081 [PORTABLE ELECT RIC | SEWING BOYS AND Tinta ROLLER Deceee de. —Irrerulars 32218. feb cia a 
ing General. Motors One mile Open Evenings and Sunda dress, size 9, like new. OR CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS AND | +3700. xcellent condition. FE | skates. Size 6. FE 40185 SAVE PLUM ING SUPPLY PUMP. 
read frontage, Livingston County!!! Josiva Cor. 3rd REALTOR UGEKNEr | ae ; record players. FE $-6755. — ——————— | 100 8 _Saginaw_8t. 2 1580 . telegrash Ba. 8 be No soning, ready for deyelon, Co-operative Real Estate Exchange , | BEAUTIFUL SILVER FOX _JACK- | DARK RED MAPLE BEDROOM Oo eee eee reac G & M COMPANY - _south of ‘an Lake. 
Sedvesen bar toure ou 8 acres, Finance Co Shige 16 Mee new. 675. OR suite with douvie ded MI 4909 | Eso | COMPLETE LIONEL | sews, mechines suarpenes woot. bongs ee tora - - APPEL : -e- PREECE AT Sa -EIE LIONEL a, powe U 
$20,000, Liddel. 214 et i i Pine esDM - | FORMALS Gee | | Pholeate coms IRE trol rel REBUILT WASHING MACHINES TRAIN OUTFIT heck caws,, jetster knives Ss se. sells sn se boxes. . i . | condition | makes. up ally | Steen + | ’ 4 1 bende Thelen Teh ces at bi: teres: * $8. G. A, Tho pson, 
5 VACANT . Tn live town on main hwy. Clea cAeene Ore loseiee: GIRL'S COAT SIZE i¢ 17¢ 8. | Wares 8 2678 Orcha: caaresteed: Thyle Electric. 602 | Call FE 5-5094 _NW_Corner Walton and Opdyke — ~ Roofing and Sidin 
; ACRES modern building end rauipment Pontiae, Ind Floor, National Ride — Ecith __ | conan puyre DROPLEAP BX. Before 4:30 p,m HOT WATER REATER 30 GAL. Cant & Located on corner of Mie and = Plus modern 3 bedroom hom $3009 BEAUTIFUL SILVER Fox | tension dining room table. REFRIGERATORS LAST YEARS fe eon naumers lines. $986.50 and ombination Doors 
Bogie Lake Rd 1320 ft on pave espe eek had € years, nee Drayton Plaine, 4812 Dizte Hwy. paw Guaranteed like new. Sell | _ *2440 — models, one of America's! $119.30 value $40.50 and $59.50 Insulatio 
ee Saca ened fat ee, Bendis Serna ete OEP |) waneal pane. aye ware tor ee take nantes tee | Wane Pee bent “for 3 years, vay ‘s cew | DOLL CLOTHES ALL eizme. | htt fTeq EMU martes, Also M.A BENS = ; . ‘ on 2abe e , gcross from Walnu : electric, of] t he: whe he : 
— ideal wit per Sas oy CH al (next to Bank} _ Gabriel's Super Mkt. DINING ROOM TABLE. $ CHAIRS, Paglocs imesh beetle Mae nigan i | Es oo ‘ernie. values. Mieniean 549 N_ Se maw . ae +252 
; oh ged als) ath IGAN BUSINESS | a po MAN'S OPCOAT. ZIP-IN LINING, | buffet. 730 Hollister 8t. orescent 383. Ore Oochara ‘Lake_Ave, | LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS WITH | [iucrescemt. 203 Orchard Lake Rea T 4 U 
. GIROUX & FRANKS ‘SALES CORPORATION | block ‘Nerth serese from Bank —S1¢ 3. $16 FE bers, DEEP FREEZE. UPRIONT, ONE SINGER CONSOLE E SEWING 1 MA- eat Pe’ soe nine wie we EEuiys RISTM Complete. tauipment Kentros 
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 1573 8 Telegraph Rd. | of of America’s bout makes. freeser| chine. _$00._OR 3.0702 ELECTRIC TRAIN” MOUNTED ON $17.95 inion. steam toes, ceneereet wal seu Bs or any 
4305 BH 30701 E 41582 —_.-___ | 2 FORMALS WHICH WERE ONLY ‘of | STOVES, BOUGHT, ‘SOLD, _EX- eae. with bridge: ar $ 9.95 ds, 22 8. : 
ee if Bat. ‘tf 5 aps __ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE | NEED SEASONAITI | WORN ONCE. ONE IS LAV- =) — ——, Turner's, €02 Mt. Clem-| access. OR 8. tunnels and peg $54.50 Shopmaster tilting ar- ass = 
ES. CET ee Actes |: ENDAR AND THE OTHER I8| _393 Orchard Lake Ave. FE _2-0801 GEORGE'S TOY SERVICE. TOY | neg 01098 Thor te inn cri, SINK CABINET [ee “Mlle rtrom| Business frootage. eoxi00 wit | eet # cau ? CORAL BOTH SIZE % ONLY DEEPFREFZE E ce ta CUBIC FT, r, oa 10. WASHER. NEW CON- femples, 07 Contervary, Wash | pow Onan Porysia FE $7 e A : ‘ $85. ce -12 y o Y . , . 10. 
Sere, eee Oe ast a — Ei, hiuminum “siding build. custom-tailored to your needseona | SREP RICHSCHOOL GLEE CLUB | better than some new ones, $50.| SIMMONS HIDEABED 80 om 4 pa, Reg. $10.98 Dormeyer deep fryer, | "'with’ taucete and" curtain: 665.55 
For Sale Far FE down, oF with trailers and eaitpe jncome. Phene first for a one-stop FOR FURTHER INFORMATION a eee ee en en | | Or tries, seen, Bteelent EEactiss EWOLIS : Reg. $19.85 GE electric Territie “arse 23.03. Lavgteries 
Sale ‘arms 48, , at $15,000. $5,500 down. Suit. : AL 181 AFTER § P. Hoover owacuum with sitersae. sensations te sate —— , fauc 495. fotiets te So val Able tor aay type business. Owner BENEFICIAT DOrarY desl SEVERAL ODD PIECES OF HAV. | -,*92.50._108_Wenonan. Mae g N76 Westinghouse rossi; | Ue $10.95. These are eee. 
OR Fill, Feet FE sen. ; ) i BEACK AND 1 WHITE 9 PIECE aes cy ae 1.9 and, Chimay cryetal Ware, sat "aston, ote 7 fil, Pe a ¥12.48 “Tosee ie cart,| Orobard Lake Ave aad : CE C ru silver, also -teates, site 3, §1l. . ~~ e : wonEn \WEST SIDE BRICK AND BLOCK| | Levine CO. nang| _hardccrocheted, Groton ‘ite 12- $52.86" Hummare, a eg ae Wind" Banquet lamps. Phone F&| MEN'S SHOE TES. | Reg. 128 Ks oe i r Orton 14; one grey 5-9038. e 12. OR 3-0226. S| ep ae : t ters, $7 ——S wean, — year old, © 8800 one green gabardine tited Genes DR qs) 5 00. DIN POLAROID LAND: CAMERA, | Res. $69.50 belt sander, now tan.30 as Beaters $88. 0. beg Sg 
3 RoRER TWO Sats yaks s*tce Di Hatt | | madthnh “Lrvisoetowe | _Tnaky blue eal Fe 4S. _ | -B-Muaro Huetre. 10m W. Huron | aon tie ea; iecita aove, sites | Reggieete over baad ure, | Be Perey House and barn 20, 2 lavatories. Fenced lot 100x315 1 ._Levresee #1898 | THREE MENS SUITS. SIZE $0 DINETTE SET. NEW. LAN-| _ $10. FE 6-6928. il. $2073. Ras eh choca ARE Be $39.60 STORM WINDOWS AND “4 
@tanchions, drinking cups. Other at intersection near suit size 38. One lady's| caster make. Light wood, 6) 5) ——aiipeovERS. NEARLY REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, pend emanated Comte nation door ( ) __Sstbuildings FE | Sy 4 sim Offered at 840.00.' CHRISTMAS CASH Sleek fur cost, sine 46. Other es AF Ore st FE ce NEARLY |  tantard eee: wel ee $2.40 : MAS Ss} _clothing™ Reasoneble. PE 1062 | © PIECE BEAUTIFUL DARK MA. arp | Jector with white’ screen: other tn and see the hundreds SEPTIC TA 
Lapeer r County Te Buy—To sell-'To Trade LIBERTY LOAN CO. | 7UxEDO. “38, LONG, 620° FE) {Qfigg”_ “imine fom sulle. PE evablc, ke new, FE 66038. sepet oye seem calberm ome St sperene too, . apes ; 2a Save en good | YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT mE S 1-DAY WEDDING GOWN AND VEIL DINING ROOM SUITE, BEAUTI- SOLID [MAPLE DINING ROOM ROOK, FE 5-5356) KEL ys TARDWARE ,. iy - F Ra, 
a. os vm Sempre, Sob rans on ba “eee tae desueee| gia diet ater gh Lal be oe, Wael Pa a : 123 . , : ; dren . 7 : i. . 2 hook ” MT 6-2260. en  enercising Me 284 Pioneer. Or FE 2-6880 after 
a Sake oe MAI LAN TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Sele Household Goods 87) ic*Fa.-sim-t Prece Dining | Yass" ot aera rao mas wr =. : 202 N mmaT | Coe Serge tie nee. FS. heal Ln ee SS oy on tome “ses MAIN Toot 23 WILLIAMS J 8T. FIRST | Oral sy ‘200. cash. nes. 70. REN WASHER WITH i, oe tripe Classified Ads! To swap 
7 Co-operstive "ne eats Boek OCHESTER, MICH. pew Bote bed, * mahogany) cock . Peadt. : Carisma preeeat. what you don’t need for ie. 5 7 - TRAM, HTD we tail obie, 1 drum wee, 3. Beer neu IDE TOGOLD: Sell | ar. % ¥ Faia = do, call jE 
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Serr at and 9. TES. SIZE ied, Grain & Fees 
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skates LPA. a i 71) CARN 
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OR PRICES TERS. BUR SANTO he seeend as HAY 1992 sed Truck 
ra it geet et | Si Ea om ae Se Wend roc 20) 
2 ranps* fie SERVICE is z BUY, | Rochester. ee ba 6. 300 be, TO gg HEY, For Sale Cars 
*0 = > CUTTI? - OL 20008, i . WT Re 22,000 miles 1953 rs 
br VE YOU pause CUTTIN 38 = ica Watlea BEL 91 
cae Am uitin tanets NG ALPALA, in leeds UA alled | _$1000 AIR CHEVY FULLY ____ For Sa 
2g ota. ALTO Chee: S48) m munition gress ond thy and alfalab ist pm fs Ca piaeiare ae FULLY le Cars 
| Py Y. P ods. 'er M “ 55 aay Neb one tmavenseé 6-1039. 24 Bilverbell D. Garean TRUC heater WROLET, 4 North ATTENT! “ 91 F 
| RL. A 30 reased 34 p Abt Loa pbc F road, PE : aarieta aed spot light, DR. RA Jeep woods ON! : ‘or Sale 
| af a cr) a price ent, De __For Sale Li 1950 ch a7 CHEV. A er eee Ave. headauariers, 6 or Sale Cars 
| 2x8 std. ougles fif ne 8 a Sean vestock Mev. P _ditior GOOD PE $0902, drive, Will cada non ~ 1 
| 2" blanket aes Me va ANDI ERSO! w price mma | Mold pigs AND» ae 1963 Ford 2 ne ener RUNNING CON- tn (ede joepe end tune 
dxtx% ins! ir Per $ 99.00 N 2 no Dy SS ton bs VROLET. « 1D aldw N- Sas on berks ell, t wa 
fir 1 MSs | 2182 } w. = TO 13 , eb stak eater, ET, 4 Baldwin. - snow rvic rade gons. 5 
—o uncer 8 be ee FREE P Ls ON HOWE. 4 pm vernols. melt taken pple’ 3 Ford 2 t -d Hose Hight Lona RADIO. Save pews seal PED phil 
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= - a W bin ce cine Thu. ‘toa P od. cna Gat 100 car bay. o RED HOLSTEIN 1955 2 ton stek "36 aor 3 9902 pala DOOR models m.- 1 gu over! teenies s 
Comp. alum. 4 ber M8160 00 ri to 8 Bun 10 to ‘ _eabeeke Pore cake usoe ket Ford 3 ton : ais eater. Po eRe s uses wig Xe wes a ars! fate orth’ 
3 pe Comb “nn fro $ 3095/ pS Sunnis to : FOR en olly. Ph for | 1968 FF. stake er baker epes Pow R «DR. RA- 1955 ME Nash dealer. __ ‘own. Pon- Ch 
om fe et oe | Fone ened tig a peed ocean Phone Fe La ter rie: vag Henry coe : evrolet 
vane. an turipes,| <* Si eet Tait Sons eluded Mt 40 trig 0 | a ee A thd animate mafic” Qrasam sb Sauie tee 
RE — 9% @ Bough OTOR L SHOF 150 pickup _tuah miles. apie, Le ais ee Pp eter Merco- BES 
y PLUMBIN 0 Oo Lays _ ville ot ee ears L is aevr Pe ate PE one ae ees HP engine. side: EST BUYS 
oat BOTL ° SLAYBAUGI way | PONY A? oveland Rd mate RY = Seer EVIE. STATION PE 4031. einen aides (Oahth nee: arives S TODAY 
, DIN F. 1’ ho! AND SMALI . D- EXTR) py WA : ERC! Call ven u 
9500 ON 8 Hey A ve sagt A a ree. ws SMALL RIT J TRA After GON heate ¥: MI 1-04 
8. : _m er LL, —— R th GOOD a 4 r. N sido 10 
Paces © (E Samaraatt ease EARS JEROME eee eh ara BF a st 
rs Nice eel ott bad balters ) HORSE SAI - . cSTER F 1948 CH ‘3631. elder =| i _OR RY ti 
. . brid’ Ee ee FO 0 ORD to EVY car 965 OLD +164 150, 
Bibs, Ghrtin as rubber a ropes. ¥ les, whi, > SADDLES, R MO 1, 1-971 DEALE r, tire SEDAN eee ; t LDS. 8 
RMEISTE s after 4. puaeeeke 3. For E 4-2853. ps, spurs and ss Sean See ss eR | 88s 2 utes & _petiery: “” Go0D <r | ratleage ~ SUPER a Book ie 
North R _Sand, Grave Gravel Sale P. FORD ee Betod tan Ge | PE EVROLET BEL Moe. ; ota Only $350" yeDoo =| '51 Olds 98 
rthern Lumber C TE Dire 06| Paste or tees eultry 74 mleaye Ressnabiy prcea eesti AIR ¢, DK. | “are ionine fo own, a Sedan $555 
ae = e 
T Lake R 0. “Sand, __Patre_or PEKI a Deriean ‘ose, ex 108 sen HEVIE “BEL. it ie on WEST —I | Hy 
elearaph a FE na Gravel % wuit! trios. EM NE DUCKS, sey ens truch Cane portscoupe “AIR H {| mat ret oped bargal Po Yoo | wi dre radi . 
& 9 Mile epee a sure 7 hel | Maa Teton i 3-4413. SLort Ly CHEVR Er lat. | 2683 oan take Pippen ARD. = radio ahs mn “Mercury ee s| ity rite paligg a 
PL bates | ~ Cee FOR LEA . | aie et N HENS. $1 HOUCHT ase OLET ey) ee CHE Ra., off Beldwin Ra. | OL DSMOB 1-005 ee hat eects t tires Peo Oh re 
alu STORM SAS — 18 eee Phone © ar pound: K HENS, 27 CE! YOUR UGHTEN are shape. oe | Excell Adega TEIN pe) ices we ee oe ad 5 = 
sasraoma ¢M SASH trae a OAD GRAVEL Stic wast Couimerce na om OHTEN & SON. | tt — ater ran, fous me CARE PROM 69.00 pees STOCK No, N&s 
3 LOW pation win | D GRA ielivered LLETS y Milford. 633 N ic TR MOBIL! and VROLET 21 E 2-440 = WwW $59 00 elyD IC. N No. N261 
my LOW dow FE VEL | PE 4-658 rE a M vce Ez runs ET Aeon | _ Sash alto: TO GN ae 1 
ent 4-6089 price! oe aun rite Sear |< ~ Sale F Eso 12-4 *Eariaai fer. OL cana good Bargain toons | [Ee shade itd ‘a block Cee . o. GT 2026 
28.5 2) “a - Ss fe) | 
pe} evalu I. Tartare es “DELIV: | APPLES rm Produce 75 ieee y nee ee “8 BUICK en ee “OL x Guide! Power AIR 1083. oe ii om W Pie tt et Ne 
Stall $29. 1 0 | stea ALSO 1. 1988 = br: su OT c er, $800 steerin: OL: _ Sam 
- eots shower so valu $22 95 Coal | ead =O oO cID by NEA Be akes. PER flee CHEVRO FE Radio DS 88 to 
end so e & Tak ret ER ae __ br Ne _ 2 DOO! LET e e 2 i 
fs. a wth tau HAR Fuel 67 APP nq ares 8400 Home|” “= = 18-0035 Nani urse OOR. NEW 1083. 4 door. ae _$28_ FE. | DOOR. BODY =| 
con eee vals eed ehalae tLe _Pe LES. WA rehard | “TE bope "$2 ues Poss pel _ $000. [peed ol epee Liane wacon,| “9,54 41857 OR 32025 at. ie 
fic erent SUE earn wee paUner ques, rau |= the bargains ih eens a ER ihe M RereinD SIP at Situ |'54 Ford 2D 
00 | Sap ppueeiee al ROLET Bi animes _MENTS. 64 CLIP r. $999 
Santis pRY ie or EXCEL ebelt Rd JIT money al ere aren’ 11954 B ct cond! STANDARD top R LET B 64i E ov PER. a 
—TEATHER 7 a ee. FE 10300 ats Cc =| et ‘ent te 2 u = ition. Ps) ARD 12.000 adio, h EL AL Hort ER P. 
lik ATHER TOP Woop: ORN : 10 EXC or on. OA 8-3 m eate R HA eee phan 
Talbo o new. FE 40638 pated ORY. 81 or Ot. Daieeoe Pa A CORD, FARM = aie nate! For Sale citing’ I'm dow ae ino Aten. Cle fe TAKE This car le wails N — fare ae 
BP tt Lumbé “or D, 64 PER Comp B ARM FRESH | 7 ia Housetraile wn 00S -ROADMAS Soe F ORION, MOTOR a * ew artes et: © 
s. a. Also Spread ber|’ Finer pas he aoe saverinerieh ype ESH MILK hae puY_MUsT rs 78 Ro | BUICK bee +208 MASTER 4-DR_ = ron teres ES Credi | STOCK 
ware, — = 2! Pontiac ne = || Sete . Bi ‘a l r . 
piles, pay ——— Eee Fuel Fuel OAL— Eseceeons mre, “ GAL aa Cott. SOLD | - uto Accessorie fownredios a PER, RIV | een ¥ it EIGN No. N276! 
ge Ps Shace: se. He ble Seg . On ensed by the Sts % gallon.| | oped with overs interes aan as 8 wes Sie pase nae eee | CH — -N Y 
: _ ectrical rd-f e Ave. rir] 5.| Rowe's the Sta own i enience ith eve Ci mscorpy nee ere fair 6-35 ater 1 1*5 RIST \ ae ] \ No. GW 1 
iat ie tesa tg For Sele Pets | neo sor) Ba ie eee KING hee BEL pga me igh oot Sat goa iste = 
- 2622. soa | sacar Pets _Biva. miles 180 a apd room. s—il hea DM ey Del full WN 
Hot EERS. ¢ A north ald- 3, v- ste ter, ti AST __ 1% ove rev pow WH BEEN | 
weter | be “ANS. CX = aa 69 HUBBARD of Walton weeks oe Pee bey steer and ated) ARTER. “RAL 93 oxerarty 2 dr er $1495, $y AR Wen TRYINO TURNED 
eden a sane COOLE: poses RED 3 7| Sreeo UASH tise — ex new—use ly er ct cond akes. Seal Power ‘31 Ford aldrlooe PLOYM AUSE TO BU 
= s 1672 R panes Mires a (08. 1 __ 3680 sea BL 1 Pig naman prep et 55 _ $1880, _te ios as Privates ew 13) Old ie er glide. $008 Se clonrort mret OF SHORT | 
FURN Fen- | ATT! Price by zor} $90 Cididngs R. pound UE OR 3 Rata 1 ft ; BUI rms vate S| °31 Dod, Hard $ 905 | WE H DIT ETC. o oc RT 
gas burn aces. oO RACTI e, $25 POTATOES ings Rd All st shed, sa - Pon- in, cK 4D 8 MA 5-572 ee Nat Pore | aetoee AVE FA ? REDIT. 
stoves aes Farealate XIL BURNERS, is RACTIVE ENGLISI OR. o-sae. eed oni $1.25 a $-6660 —— levewart © moses MI’ perfect pl = gous and of De. BOWER | Le 40 aot 8 seg Coupe .__ H 208 | A as oe SEL: 149 BR 
te OL pet pobre Seri yutte Ie AKC reg H SPRING. Gark ainers. 0 =A BU. 7 BRING SEE THE Diocmsiela “Bi i M si CADILL Fes foe STEER 7 Chev 3 dr. a £38 1. rOD Pe rapeT ES uick Sedan $27 
SED H Roch- | AKC e OR 8 old. ee and _farm Ra a Ps 1956 NEW GE ls, Mich. miles Corre ca 4 oes Buick uth Sedan a 495 weeauy Pati Soon es 
EATING old REO fea sonable. Potat _ eft first double Ses NERAL Florence: reli Go Atle = edan load - 345 | MITTLE ast AY MEN WN AN Dan 
Cun KER. MA be gable DelicouslAvel plete cor si Siagie "and Like ne cance Sh mnone Posada HURON a) PM rmeshted bat ND | fo ne radio 
EQUIP AK pm ae he heed Cosy icious Apple: bre wil be eon rt tose ee Mat bod ee MOT N 0 EO ee 
= i be and com- ‘ord, y. drt 1 05: ‘ TO No Co-Si 1. Good eater, 
MENT Se REGIST after wo Rd ent a pples| a e most f conyin F Mich. _2-7823 ven b EETW 2W H RSA . -S iran ready 
ay ks “ERED eft fir: Clarkston- emonst. Or ced Mn} ure or r Sale 19: y owner 00! uron SALES igners! “4 sportation. 
eee can 5 poxaaa 3 | — CUSTOM: st_farm. Semen ee the least. Two Prats | acaeranets le Tir 1055 CAD. only. FE = I STOCK ! 
Coal Fossle and ellent i fees FE ERS = rooms one One 38 1966 eo res 80-A qLLAC PE | 1953 FE mmedi KN 
fornse See after 3 p.m viood line. | _S pouena ccs meas are éslarsy One ae oee| conned Fires 80-A rate. eS Las ediate Deli I No. N2 
Gh tananeee BEAGLI — ad ale Fai sa Fan} sas” Me kine poet | cae cae Ora & ants - Be Pht a 3 oon ivery ! LIC. No. Y, N2767 
Oa basnere, - Ch eens a om : = E u ce viane coget Be mercecalll pac walls, $1868. 503% bd ae ae ple Sin rst 2 eens : y -YA2 
sicker po aes | “USEC Zquipment 76| 8% 0) fee nas fa “vant °° 8 rer | eas S| te aad an Deal Direct! 56 
ey a terion - MY 1956 x , Dist USED HOUS see Bales. 2101 ons ees ce (enc eos Aubura. ea eaeaiee 000 miles. semua ts No Fi 
Bena se | See beaten nig IN CH < LINTON Sais: > FHOUSETRATLER, I | Soop SS eas ta ek fee a ances = Brsor0, | ae is weneeak De inance Co.! 
water Nantes ' N BUL ies. EM TOY $159 y, IN 119 ee) trai R, ‘$280. USE. none OR 5 CADIL pnts take aaio 1951 V Venonah Dr - B i. 
ters | registered. L TERRIE _3-2080 t and N SAW ler. $50 also che TIRES i Powe _LAC COUl 7 oS & Heat «+ DR. cUs’ uy He 
ELBLI | Ryan REpu RIERS. A ractors up W FE _FE walls 31.50 UP ‘seat r brake UPE DE_yILL sonable er Good “USTOM. re—P 4 
BLIN Rd. ub AK . ridt et ae C edjustar” su E _ | #8 DO FE cond: a. § 
vExFIEA TS s P o Boxes a opts ic 93021, ey See ge Also Ta aeons eee _ oe En like »DGE DR =". ition. YALL y Here 51 Dodge Co 
eregtaa are st. cas, Refined fay and CHRIST- meee phot pemerae Nea oh ] eT ‘0 Service a8 CADILAC. DR, , miles ae 8. Paadock pose «TIRES COME nv. $495 
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large peri ns 6 FOR eITcH. wire: pester <a end brindle. | DAV scant Clemens — E were a1) 4 Sucre eiome sap | ae RD. EXCEL Pontiac. : NATION Jet binck 
erin Oh ok a | BOXER. PUP Ont cane a AES * xcnan REE FSTIMATE er peimens ean ap | Go. Fon Bi pa en Rast MOTOR SALI te tod ‘beater, e7romate 
Ave, ent. alue mer P 1 te or, st Y GARDEN ° aut A ta “50 FO 3 H. A z . oY ree. 
fans ES so mgret samen | ET? 2 lance Pi 2 SE | rope tithe ws al 
WALNOT Orckasa take $50 male siuosmoua! Taleres( Jone mower TRAC n m] B a cA pecs EVRO er, ne CONV. 8 SAGr ST : 
GUN Lake Exce one femal OLD mill and ohn Dee and eul- to 4 and GRE. RAID" a Ivor ful Bel p Ean St. ee ee Cle RADIO, on, Naw STOCK N 
end CABI 2-6082 4 bl je $75 cor id belt re hh le lengea ft Am AT LA! MOT y ove Air 4 mone’ an in | HEAT- tedio BTA . : No. N 
ma tab! NET. ood and n pt . Cc amm 1 erie KES. ak white r co doo LAE dow: side - ae and L - .t 
nt sieie Bae CANARY, CAGE ARD bet" NY | Gano ter erent cad wade 4 ee taoena| Chay a TOR SALES| TAY Siam hee oan Gees eee fede Bee Ic No. GV 333. 
MITE "BROCADE 8 SP |cumamraas tore coo sie ea months S hee rors‘ te ares ie |e LOR Gans pendent a Bist Charkron Ra 
ti 2 ATi ety aS __ 3-€902. s “| of e pec Leake > eee : — MERCURY 
bbrtabes Vea wih wt om = are ene Seen ea Peas Lt MCCULLOCH CH i cH SS wr | ™! Sa WoL eee ee eg cece er a IN THE aimee er wont "BSS, EECELLERT” CONDE Loon piYWOUr 3-261 
_ era 1 white p se = AND SEE OU cock in and AIN __—«(|@ _+ 03 : Hood Zuck Ma- A e158 D. 1955 Cl ONDL | ‘Ba nd 1950 A H 
vik my hendboare Mel wood | Chihuahuas." ser SOR MEXICAN Garden 6 Lawn SAWS: DROP | o. Telograp USSU) S For Sale Prone FE Chev Baton Wagon Forgomati. f “ c_ PLYMOUTH BEL dar pe baie. | 
aie ct rT a | beac fear and erat real <a Mile ‘woodward ners mers | | Panter Te Lure 23200 roe Sue Meters _ rolet aoe mileage rdom atic. a comer TS VEDERe 54 Studeb 
for pale; Fs ALL MA hog Taylor ent blood ine all col- _Phoue bildwest 4-608 << ot 38 | Ga railer Sales Genter R PARTS otorcycles 8&3 1956 33. ~FORDS ) trade om - rE r iree. 10 F ee bac ne Land. E aker 
| one Orca woe we Wreck! Here Free ogi” Pieasant 8. oon es en ee | MOSILE soeexs Sunday PM te Carla “Der ave onl emo JEPREYC PERFECT ti PLYMOU Ave. cruiser $109. 
| ees syn ee 4 COCKER MALE = blowers TRACTORS," 6NOW Se Boostex Sen fat _Sagee, _Deridees) eve nox loot GaratG@ilic: S| 198 RD. Mebane CONDE | Tale PLYMOt aa PE bi aonb | & a 
BINET KITCH eeD- | CHRISTM _FE_ 45005 - ite H ‘vans Eq Jeri spo ren Short, lor pull saatica | ee F : Bo c , icials C try sed Se abanniER 8-30 a MOUTH 5 Green dra bes 
Sten $30. KITCHEN 60 IN. Fox AS SPECIAL. Ri _ 5B. wy MA —— ent, sot | _ VE Passe traile or r Sale up ourtes C ars iced an. Exec one wilea Cou - SPEC Bt. 2 tone blue ater, white 
y irre 80 value 0 IN aia Terrier AL. REO 1 NEW 1878 PE, 5-4550. rs. Bic 'y y Cars Ford et facto utive ¢ UN- full ge. Ni Very . DEL Sharp wall 
gular . $20 puppies EO TOY AND U or OR O Sees 1935 cycles 84 Doors -A-Mi ry. cea ser prici ice ca clean. : as Loney 
orescent. 383 _C M 8 ‘ ne Ba U 8) ext. atic ry v- Lil e. rf Lo eome. 
prehard Lake Fiu- Ean. Ls milo i cere ae _ebine pl da SPREADERS XF( ) ENGLISH BIK: ss thos Coupes teal aaebatere ere Saeewal _tartor Pe 60 i tat ote st K ~ 
Do It Y e Ave. | cane ennai = 2:30. mene __ Ort Davis ERS ; D a | BICY CLES ae 2-5587 E. $39 50 : sree Club + Deets Rao ae oR ease a redler a go oT C _ No. N295 v 
Bean ourself “al Poe teas and: USED — Ville, ¢5R2 Trail er Ca Picpeap OR Sra ONE SES 4 Bel Airs hight, overd “EDR. RATS : ac “ruite “aah saad ee No GN ty 
eneins. oir Chri | USED TR CTO Pric le ae oe Label TRANS Telegraph Gani Aeaneete por. | ines PONTIAC wand exttes 
ete pes YOUR 0 Pes P waren, Creat RS ices sla S sit (WINN BICYCLE. eee TRANS Pats ibe sie apc peels tery Fe ie MY _2-4802__ = 
sock oot Pon oon Leer Sane arakeet cee ean ane KED W trail ashed on - extrea! sabe W CAR GUARAN: eo eety a Sees | test POMTIAT CATALL 
2 Anata dal fom | OY eh eet Sane s ae cmawne a ee Mai used. Mi UARANT ForaSatate 9 —— Sas Se pp ee 
eR ‘si x a6 Coy | visitors W are aroha ae ooerva Tons D_ SIZES inv ust ¢ E Boat Low. oe avoowa poeta een hydre, we pire 8.4546 
pp raee| oe i Monten. FE | sot eth st Wel Cages & colors & TVATORS A} ‘SNOW P entory ut dow ae. & Ac w AS | you ny extra Panerates: _extras, - DR. CUST 
™. éth come. Su THESE ano LOWS, t < Get n| Bo Le ee $1679 Want = “e Lf FE east, low ‘OM 
i pip Wed. re _FE 3 Onc. “ti lies PRICED PLows. 1ere toda a bar AT ries 1966 Ford, A REAL I +0270 Aah Dy mileage, 'S 
son ta eatin CHRISTMAS PUPPI jie we STONSELL, ‘au, | from ay. 40 to gain OBE = FULL PRIC @ FORD cub COUP: DEAL ON | PONTE Eee GONDITI 51 Chev. Club Co 
te eect ed Seets"s MAS’ PUPPIES DEFENDABID TRADEINe | fre . pick | eee woo. EM | As “tow ae dUE ‘ cee SDUPE PE RTIAC CONVERTIR om upe $495 
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Sale O | sa YOUR Cin elm de 3 ee Fectory rebuilt s Attentio Y 1st) Firmen ® \dmeage, BA. CUSTOM ymouth 2D 
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~4 Trai > uburn Re ph EC 10 AT 1 ts OA 8+ hl ow PARTS AND FE cresecuee . Main, R / 1951 PI rolet Des door. ™ PON sylvan good ER 5 like new. just overh 
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eagle G ‘. jome Tarn & toys ‘CHRIST- you need rebuilt. Por RE N ve 3-031) er 195 Chrysier oor. tarchief, iC; Da pr. aan \ 
Pesnnie wun Do A few anti shings fo! Televiaions. Pemember: when the -| OUT OF TA 10 P. - . 1 DeSoto Highiand __Clemens Hydra. DELU STOCK N : 
» gs! old & ques r every’ is RO! you need rts| Uy “STATE PM. 1980 stu custo: er ‘ 4 i038 SF cotlaamidle KN cae 
not shy or months, m Hickm Auction: room. one aan em, clean Bt Chole debak m 4 doo oor. PONTI 194 Mt. Lio N NO. N2 
line, ¢ windy good sea | of Oxtord. precreety At Ontcca, Arn- 7 dav 8 AUTO Ton $ cars BUR iS WILL oe CL. ise overd _tom_ Cata ‘AC STAR C. No V > 514 
matron > valen, ianta aes rener, | ee mane on lnorth aay oy ey PARTS at dene wt Ss. , Pontt rive $280 ae oes EE “ 
special . 18 inch b weeny ena the For we Just north _ eT or FE Reco etiind §: and “THE inaw St. FI Pre caine ARKSTC é Wrafleage. Hy 5-4905. cus- 88 
Pemaie. 3" years. Christmas | .2. Sale H —— ror Pe eG HIGH DO $1006 c Mato ON For ye. Hydramatic. Fit_2-3940 
big ree osuen goal “e_ ROUBE Jousetrailers 78 Sar tewceneens dr wi aad DOTI.AR> Line Big BUtce Sue ee tt SALES eae iosd 4 = RE on 
om toned OE SETRA our se tt vice wn neeta eae rear cei Evecr'< Se ans AIN ST endtoe, §ieee. FE PULLY 
wie ti An d with TV. ILER. AILER. AL you rvice? @ | Rave bay v e the ext re We "$8 eet: RYSLER RESTON _$-4512. $1,000. sion car. LY 
, 18 . execlient | Park a7 ft. L MEAL wait. lass inst triea oy well. ra mil Buick ee ADS Open R 3 Pon ye tes oF FE 5 
big ¢ wae o’ monte rr aaa _ ihn bag i AL| of eotiee pomente oo pay Ua ered. a ‘sao ‘Dini AE C J pov” S ra Hie ie ead alah iret * FE 53 Ford Conv 
months good $35. ‘47 nger cotfee 4 J. VAN ° 2395 pecial _ sevt om. Da! atic. ext #70, 4 nvs 
= PI wed door to 8 custom 1 é NWE SOB : MA | AND TR ly _ +6811 extras. Lo DR. HYD . 
ae atnvene $130 Bee windshield ‘inst el oe SOUS Poa ton LT wick Century aM sTUDERA w mileage FE| g.ne 
Sepesoniine, — meee er oe ° oe _ OU ~ eked ceeoggae DELK. Eee Lenton from 1 
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ouse, im rysier Olds. Basch. Bt fi $iies door your — bat | seas | 
, apartment ; tinder, Buick. Studebeer. "HM Ford Crestiin i io paice help and ou aay n fee 34 Chev. Sed | 
ft, Ads . ties T) TAL eet ‘ "$4 Henry ALL. OUR pew One owner and 
you ACTIO give| sc Ist tine anton __For Sale Trucks 90 pomp) USED Buick super © Ole, eabes! 
2 N. ‘Dial TRAN AUDIO ottve Truck CO . . $2 cars|: % rad tee, es) STOC 
S181, FE| = © PARTS! ; s 9 MMUNI ov 5 Pontiac Gh See | LIC K No. N2063 
PECIAL | TY: |g were err cost | ou rh, a No. GF 3567 
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Diesel aon ON a eer hare hardto ‘These ‘vB, i od 
WI Tract Gene Tht = ae an. Hyd duios. selealns ate 
or NOTH sed ramatic Se; a few 
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. ee 8 Be Your."Sa Sales. Real sists 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 7 — 
  
    
  
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A NEW 
FORD 
Dealer 
IN THE 
PONTIAC 
AREA 
WITH A WIDE 
_ SELECTION OF 
Customlines 
Fairlanes 
and 
Victorias: 
PLUS A Fine Line of “A-1” 
Used Cars 
All Makes 
All Models 
Complete Line of 
Genuine Ford Parts 
With © 
_ Fast, Efficient Service 
Come in Soon 
and Let's Get 
Acquainted 
Easy to Find! 
Hard to Forget! 
- Howard 
. ©. LARE, Inc. 
"2705 Orchard Lake Rd 
“FE 59204 
_ KEEGO HARBOR 
         ) 
{ 
For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 9 
Company Official Cars 
ESE 
We are open every week night 
HOUGHTEN & SON@ YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
A 
GMC TRUCK DEALER 
628 N. Main, Rochester. OL 1-076) OLIVER 
BUICK SAYS OLDS. 
Hea ‘OLDS. oN HARD TOP 
fs! 
‘GT STUDEBAKER. hats AND 
_heater, Sell_ cheap 3-2052. 
‘wo | STUDEBAKER aaubion 
Privete owner. 
__ $195. 850 necirese. FE 5-173 
VOLKSWAGEN ‘$2, 32,000 MILES, 
fine shape, $675. EM 3-2648. 
ONLY 
SHARP 
CARS   
  
Don’t Mean a Thing 
We Believe in Facts Ask see our quar. 
Es e — Best = elle can 4 
aoeoees: an 
= OL - ee ae tin eee Low Prices 
*53 Chev. 2 dr....... $795 
193 Ford 82 dro... $845 
"52 Ford 2 dr......... $695 Read and Compare 
$2 Buick Super 4 dr. $795 
32 Plymouth Sed... .$545 
"52 Chev. 4 dr........ $695 
"51 Ford Clb. Cpe.....$495; 
"31 Pontiac Sed. .....$595 $765 1953 Ford pc usromune with extra         ‘Home Free 
    
N OW ia meni 445 
HURRY | They Can't Last 
1952 Mercury Custom 
Hardtop, two tone paint, $445 Thoroughly reconditioned ready. 
STOP AT 1953 Olds 88 2 Door, radio 
& heater, real nice. .$995 
1951 Chev. 2 Door, radio 
  91 
WORDs-- 
WORDs-- 
WORDS-- 
ali the Wow We realy mean 
'47 Frazer Sedan ..... $75 siness. 
GLENN'S $565 MOTOR SALES 234 8 Saginaw st FE ¢7371 | 1063 pe Laaet Rogie ‘and heater. 
Boo Olivers. 
Dix. Sharp 
1951 Buick 4dr Radio and heater, | 
and 
radio & heater..... $695 $795 
1954 Ford 2 Door Sedan_| 1983 Chevrolet 2dr. Radio & heat 
siale(elslsrelelels-sle slate eles $795 clean ~™ “*** a 
1952 | 4 Door Se- 
dan, radio & heater $495 
1952 Dodge Conv., radio LOOK 
& heater ......2... $295 No Further   
& heater .......... $295 
Central OLIVER 
Lincoln- 
Mercury BUICK 
Cass ouyeuee St. 710 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 20101 | Are You 
Getting Tired 
of 
Unwarranted Claims 
High Pressure Salesmen 
“Come On” Bargains High Financing 
TV “Gimmics” 
Mile Long Promises 
Why not relax in the confidence of your hometown 
dealer’s guarantee? For best buys and best service 
see the 
RETAIL STORE 
$395 $948 ‘91 Chevrolet ‘52 Pontiac Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan Custom Catalina Hot air heater, Power Glide Radio, heater, Hydramatic, and end dark green. A real buy. white walls. Clean, clean, clean. 
$1795 
‘So Ford Custom 4 Dr. Radio, heater, Ford-O-Matic, 
baby blue and white walls. One 
of the sharpest cars in town. $1195 
‘54 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Sedan Radio, heater, standard trans 
This car would make almost 
anyone happy. 
$1345 '54 Pontiac $595 ‘51 Pontiac Deluxe 2 Dr. Sedan Star Chief 4 Dr. Radio, Hydramatie, Radio, heater, Hydramatic, and 
white walls, raven black finish 2 tone black and green. This || 
You won't believe how clean car cost $3100 new. 
it is until you see it. 
S150 
'53 Pontiac Custom Catalina $1845 ‘54 Buick Century Hardtop Radio, heater, Mydramatte, Radio, heater, Dynafiow and white walls, automatic eye, 
white walls. This is about one of power steering and more. “You 
the finest used cars that we don't find these kind much 
‘have had. anymore." 
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 
“You Can't Pay Less or Buy Better” 
65 Mt. ClemensSt. FE3-7117 
BEHIND THE POST OFFICE         "Bright Spot BARGAINS 1953 Nash Statesman Custom 4 Door. Overdrive! Radio and 
$695 | Heater, One Owner, Low Mileage. 
1953 Kaiser _* © © © © ee ee ew ee 
out. 
1953- Ford ee | 
Victoria, Radio and Heater, Ford-O-Matic, white- |) 
|} wall Tires. 
1953 Ford Dark Green Convertible, 
Ford-@ Matic. 
1953 Pontiac $995 Chieftain Deluxe 2 Door, Radio and Heater, Hydra- 
matic, Whitewalls. 
1952 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 Door, 
Beauty. oe © © © © eo we ee ee ee 
* © © © © © © © © ew we 
oe ee we we ew 
  
      11952 Dodge 
Light Blue 4 Door, Radio and Heater, Clean as a 
Heund’s Tooth. 
1952 Plymouth 
Light Green, 4 Door, Radio and Heater. 
1952 Chevrolet $995 | Two Tone Green, Club Coupe Coupe, Radio and 
Heater, Power Glide, Whitewalls. Cr 
oe ee @ © ew ewe 
1952 Studebaker ee © © we we we " 
   
  $795 | | 1954 DE SOTO 
$695 | Power Steering: Black | i 
$995 | 
      i 
! | 
| I ! 
Dark Blue Land Cruiser, Radio and Heater, Over: | 
drive. 
1952 Studebaker Light Green, 4 Door, Commander, 
Heater, Clean, No Rust. 
1951 Studebaker Commander 4 Door, Radio and Heater, One Owner 
With Overdrive. 
1951 Chevrolet ..2....... Styline 4 Door, Radio and Heater. 
NOTHING DOWN 
Just Good Credit! Radio and 
* 2. © © © © ww 
A9eRord rene ce ee 
"47 Buick, Nice..... $195 ’50 Hudson 
49 Merc. Cl. Cpe... .$195 
"Bright Spot" Jerome Olds-Cadillac 
Cass at Orchard Lake 
= & D488 | Pe 8- es ove enon $295 | 
| $245 °SO0 Ford .......... $295 |   - Radio and all Fordor. Real low mile- 
age. One owner. Smart 
two tone blue. Full 
equipped including ra- 
dio, ete. $260 down. 
V8 Fordor. Power- 
flite. Radio, Solex 
glass. Beautiful two 
tone finish. We sold it 
new. A fine low miles 
car. $380 down. 
1953 DE SOTO 
Club Coupe. Extra 
nice in every way. 
Fully equipped. Has 
almost new “premt- 
um” W.W. tires. $260 
down. 
| 1953 PLYMOUTH 
Cranbrook Fordor. An 
unusually clean one. 
the 
wanted extras. Two 
tone green. It’s a 
beauty and a real buy. 
$199 down... 
| 1952 PONTIAC 8 cyl. Fordor. Hydra. 
One owner. Clean in 
and out. Fully equip- 
ped. 24 hour free trial. 
$180 down. 
1948 OLDSMOBILE 
Club Coupe. <A _ bar- 
gain at $148. Hydra. 
drive. Runs good and 
has good tires and ra- 
dio. 
Cars for el Personally! 
BRAID MOTOR SALES DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
Cass at West Pike Street 
FE 2-0186 } ae 2-0186 PERSONALITY | 
CARS At BRAID'S 
31 Years of Fair 
Dealing in Pontiac! 
| 1954 CHEVROLET 1953 PLYMOUTH 
Station Wagon. One 
owner Mech. tops. 
Sharp two tone. See 
and drive it. ~ $220 
down. 
1954 PLYMOUTH 
Fordor, Radio and 
many. extras. Two 
tore. See and drive it. 
A real bargain. Only 
$260 down. 
1953 PLYMOUTH 
Belvedere | Hardtop. 
Very sharp two tone. 
Radio and many ex- 
tras. Low mileage. 
One owner. $220 down, 
1951 CHRYSLER 
Newport Hardtop. Ra- 
dio, heater, Gyro 
Matic, two tone. A 
beautiful looking and 
running car. $160 
down. 
1950 PONTIAC 
8 cyl. Tudor. A good 
one for your second 
car. Good heater, 
tires, etc. Try it. $80 
down. 
1948 PLYMOUTH 
Club Coupe. Full price 
only $128. Try it out 
and you'll take it 
home. 
    
    
PARADE OF ONE-OWNER LOW-MILE TRADEINS 
1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 Hardtop. Two tone grey and cora! patnt job. Power Pack, 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955    FIFTY-ONE   
Hal March Turns Back to ‘Dramatics, His First Love~   
-- Today’ s Radio . Programs - -   
  
    
  
$64,000 Question MC 
and Vivian Blaine Will 
Share Honors 
‘ 
By JOAN- HANAUER 
NEW YORK (INS) — Hal Murch 
claims he’s “the best publicized 
no-talent guy in the business.” 
March said. He was referring to 
his bids for dramatic roles. 
* * * 
March had been in show busi- 
ness, including radio and movies, 
for 18 years before he became 
known at the man who gives away 
the money on “The $64,000 Ques- 
tion,” and now he's branching out 
again—toward dramatic roles, he 
hopes. 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLICHTS 
6:00—(4) Santa Claus Show. (7) 
Ramar of the Jungle. (9) Circle 
9 Theater. 
6:15—(2) News. Jac LeGoff (4) 
News. 
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. 
Everett R. Phelps. (4) Weekend 
Weather. 
6:30—(2) T. B. A. 
All Sorts. (7) Secret File U.S.A. 
6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. 
7:00—(2) I'm the Law. “Firebug 
Story.” (4) The Great Gilder- 
sleeve. (7) Kukla, Fran and 
Ollie. Puppet Comedy. (9) Bos- 
ton Blackie. 
9:15—(7) News. John Daly. 
7:30—(2) Damon Runyon Theater.   (4) Sports of| “The Blond Mink.” (4) Eddie 
Fisher. (7) Rin Tin Tin. (9) Mil- 
lion Dillar Movie. 
7:45—(4) News Caravan. 
8:00—(2) Mama. Medical student 
Nels applies for a part-time job 
fn a doctor’s office only to dis- 
cover that the employer is a 
veterinarian. (4) Truth or Con- 
sequences. (1) Ozzie and Harriet. 
$:30—(2).Our Miss Brooks. (4) 
Life of Riley. Everybody gets 
surprised when Riley and wife 
Peg plan surprise anniversary 
parties for each other. (7) Cross- 
roads. 
9:00—(2) The Crusader. (4) Big 
Story. ‘“‘Miracle in the Desert.” 
(7) Dollar a Second. (9) Follow 
that Man.   (4)   
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IT’S CRAZY — REAL CONE — 
ALL NEW “ROCK ‘N’ 9:30—(2) Playhouse of Stars. 
Star Stage. (7) The Vise. 
Story Theater. 
10:00—(2) The Line-up. (4) Caval- 
cade of Sports. (7) Ethel and 
Albert. (9) Dangerous Assign- 
ment. 
10:30—(2) I Led Three Lives. (7) 
All Star Theater. (9) Person to (9) 
ward R. Murrow’s visit. 
10:45—(4) Red Barber's Corner. 
Walker will be the guest. 
|11:00—(2) News. Jac LeGoff. 
News. (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Na- 
tional News. 
11:15—(2) Miss Fair Weather. Bette 
Wright. (4) Little Show. (7) Film 
Theater. (9) Casey’s Jamboree. 
11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 
/11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
| “Jamaica Inn.” 
11:30—(4) Tonight. 
SATURDAY MORNING 
8:20—(4) News. 
8:26—(2) Meditations. 
8:30—(2) Michigan State Univer- 
* sity (4) The Big Picture 
\8:45—(2) Michigan Conservation. 
      
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    dustry On Parade. 
9:15—(4) City Affairs. 
9:30—(2) Barker Bill Cartoons. (4)| 
Quiz 'Em. (7) Crusade for Christ. 
9:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. 
  
ORDER Clean | Winter Comfort NOW! (4) 12:40—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
12:45—(9) Shriners’ Football. 
1:00—(2) The Lone Ranger. (4) 
1:1@—(4) Movie-Go-Round. 
Salad Mixer. 
1:15—(4) Lion's Previe. 
1:30—(2) Uncle Johnny Coons. 
1:45—(9) Prayer, Sign Oon. Car- 
toon. 
2:00—(2) University Hour. (7) 
Laurel and Hardy. (9) Saturday 
Matinee. 
3:00—(7) Milky’s Movie Party. (2) 
Big Ten Basketball. 
$:30—(9) Hoppy’s Matinee. 
4;00—(2) Milky’s Movie Party. (7) 
Crusade for Christ. 
4:30—(9) Musical Hearts. 
4:45—(2) Telesports Digest. 
5:00—(7) Bowling Champions. (9) 
Wild Bill Hickock. (2) Circle 2 
Theater. 
5:15—(4) Michigan Reports. 
eee tmesan Million Dollar Movie. (4) 
‘Two Children 
  Perish in Blaze Former boxing champion Mickey} 
Mother's Efforts to Pull 
Tots From Flaming 
Arkansas Home Fail 
dred, Bera, 4, and Billy Ray, 2, 
in the house here while she went 
to a neighbor's home. She said 
that by the time she noticed the 
fire, the front part of the house 
collapsed. She ran to a back 
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      | co-star with Vivian Blaine in the 
“Maurice Evans Presents” NBC- 
TV version of “Dream Girl.” 
“During the first dream se- 
uence,”” March says, ‘I'm sup 
posed to. wear a crown. I tried it 
on today and it’s about five sizes 
too small. Apparently they hadn't 
heard of my success." 
* ‘ * e 
March is both happy and unhappy 
about his fast and funny appear- 
ance as a punchy fighter in “It's 
Always Fair Weather,” a picture 
filmed in his pre-quizmaster days. 
He's happy because, since acting 
is his first love, experts like Shirley 
Booth congratulated him on his 
portrayal. 
  Stars Sunday | 
in Dream Girl 
“I still have to prove myself,’’|- - 
his fiddling’s no gag. Jack burns to do a 1956 U. 8. concert 
,for_example, he'll From Jack Benny’s By EARL 
discussing his violin. 
to play lousy?” 
. because as he approaches 
tour—even though Fred Allen 
Hoosier Hot Shots.” 
* * 
Hall” fund campaign. 
Jessel, “if they'd change the 
slogan to ‘Save Carnegie Hall 
Fid- 
dling’. » 
tion when he was toastmas- 
ter at a March of Dimes 
$100-a-plate dinner to Spyros 
P. Skouras. 
To the audience he men- 
tioned playing with the Phil- 
adelphia Symphony Sunday 
night. 
“Me playing with the Phil- 
adelphia Symphony is the 
equivalent of Toots Shor be- 
ing narrator on ‘Omnibus’,” 
he added. 
He was in excellent form 
  s s s 
“She told me it was one of the! 
funniest comedy hunks she had) 
ever seen,” he said, obviously de- 
lighted. “And she doesn't even 
know me. 
“But I wish they hadn't shrouded 
the whole thing in a veil of ridicu- 
lous publicity and billing. 
SMALLEST ROLE 
“They billed it as my first im- 
portant movie role and made 
trailers about it. Actually it's the 
smallest movie role I've ever 
done.” 
* 28 @ 
The actor-turned-emcee-tunred- 
actor is delighted with script, cast, 
director and producer of ‘“‘Dream 
Girl,” however. 
“Tm ‘really living,” be said, 
“even if I do have a 24-hour 
beard and a 36-hour headache. 
I’m enjoying every minute of it. 
“As far as heavy drama is con- 
cerned, I've had lots of offers 
from about every big TV dramatic He’s sawing away at his Strad that much... 
suite here, in dressing rooms or at home when he is at home 
“They could raise more money,” 
Jack told me of his ambi- WILSON 
NEW YORK—Jack Benny was being very serious—he was 
“Do you realize you have te practice the violin three 
hours a day”—he was staring me right in the eye—“just 
in his hotel 
62, he wants all of us to know 
once said, “Jack couldn't wet 
the finger of the guy who turns the sheet music for the 
x * 
Jack’s set to do one concert here for the “Save Carnegie 
  as the VIPs of Our Town honored Skouras, the ex-St. Louls 
bartender who became the popular boss of 20th Century-Fox. 
“They told me I was the greatest comedian in the world, 
|\that without me this whole 
ai it if I couldn’t appear,” 
x * thing’d be a flop, and that they'd 
related Jack. 
* * 
“I said, ‘How about Bob Hope?’” he said. 
“They said, ‘We tried to get him’.” 
Jack maintained they considered getting Jack Warner. 
“He would rather tell a bad joke than make a good movie,” 
he said. “Jack Warner often proved this. He's the head of 
a major studio and he envies 
Introducing Mayor Wagner, 
toughest job in the U. 8S. First, of 
course, is the President, and second is 
the headwailter at the Copacabana.” 
The Mayor neatly replied 
“Both do better financially than I do.” 
That's the kind of dinner 
neatly wrapped up by Jack, even with- 
out his violin. Georgie Jessel added 
something to the levity by saying when 
Skouras had finished his remarks, “May 
  show and I've got a few plays 
lined up. 
“There's also a play by a man} 
wrights in the country — Robert 
Alan Aurthur — that I'm being 
considered for. 
“It won't be produced until 
next fall. If I'm doing the quiz 
show then, they (the play) would 
have to go dark on Tuesdays — 
I mean, no show, I'd be on tele- 
| vision. So if they don’t wagt to, 
Ill have to pass it.   he live as long as his speech.” 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
I think is one of the best play-| A hot underworld tip: “Lucky Lucl- 
ano’s got to go! the “boys” have de- 
cided he’s got to be done away 
At opening night prices!” 
on New Year's Eve... 
  “But let me tell you, when I) 
read the third act I was lying in 
bed, crying.” 
LJ * Ld 
Until] a producer popped the $64,- 
000 Question to March, he also 
was a writer. 
NO TIME TO WRITE 
“Lately, I haven't done any writ- 
ing at all — I just haven't had 
the time. ' 
*‘Maybe I don’t have the temper- 
ament for a writer — all the writ- 
ing I've done has been for a rea- 
son. I think most dramatic writers 
are frustrated actors, and vice 
versa. I'd rather be a frustrated 
writer. 
° s Ld 
“T guess now you could call me 
  Detective Stops 
Shopping Spree 
to Arrest Three 
HOLLYWOOD u—Detective Os- 
car O’Lear started out to do his 
O'Lear saw an elde uto 
eee eee cae 
of the Buttons opens 
Beachcomber Dec. 20. . 
Robinson ... “Scarface,” the 
rently a big hit in Paris. 
EARL'S PEARLS... L. B. Mayer wants Nashua ... 
Kanin watching his wife Ruth Gordon 
star in the hit, “The Matchmaker,” from 
stair steps, explained, “Me get seats? 
N. Y. cafe owners are moaning — 
there'll be no all night liquor licenses 
Eddie and Debbie 
bought $10,000 worth of jewelry as 
Christmas gifts for friends ... 
at the Miami Beach Pinky Lee.” 
Jack said, “He has the third 
to that: 
it was, 
with .. 
Garson 
  Red 
JANN 
. water ski champ Jann Holden is 
featured in a sports short at the Music Hall 
Gant Gaither took Rita Gam to a dance, then couldn't 
find her—she’d changed gowns during the evening . . . Bobo 
Rockefeller wrote a song, which'll be recorded by Orlando 
old Paul Muni movie, is cur- 
Ever notice how dogs win friends and 
influence people without reading books 
about it?—J. 0. Jewett. 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “The old fight between North and 
South has spread to include East and West, and is now called 
contract bridge.”—Roger Williams. 
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Here’s a Russian proverb, quoted 
by dancer Jose Reyes: “Don’t cross your friend till you get to 
him.” That’s earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
  
Navy Quitting Search 
for 7 in Plane Crash 
HONOLULU @ — The Navy 
off massive 
last night for seven men missing’ 
tojin crash of a P2V Neptune 
bomber Wednesday night 
two attack bombers off off Oahu. 
But in a limited search today 
were to take off 
the naval air station at Bar-| 
Point for the Kauai Island| 
and a flight of Marine Sky- | raiders will search 9,900 square) 
jmiles south fod Cole: 
Pied pilots are squadron mates, 
missing men. 
F The Neptune crash was the fifth| 
  air searches. in this area in eight days. All 
lavailable aircraft and surface ves- 
‘sels have been on around-the-clock 
alerts in fleets reminiscent of war- 
time. 
The Royal Canadian Mounted po- 
lice was organized in 1873. It is a 
‘civil force for enforcement of law 
iand is maintained by the Do 
|minion government. 
    says his friend Georgie 
i Benn y Practices Violin | Report Turncoat 
‘Just to Play Lousy’ 
  toBe Released — Gl Traitor Seeks Exit 
From China; May Be 
Freed on Dec. 13 
WASHINGTON wW—Richard Ten- 
neson, a prisoner of war who first 
chose to remain in Red China and) ae Own Warning 
Fan W — Frank Jones 
shes someone who stole a dozen’ 
from his bakery truck 
yesterday had heeded his own 
warning. Jones’ — of the 
truck disclosed metal bracelet 
which apparently had been torn 
from the thief’s arm on a metal 
rack. It had A medallion which 
bore the words ‘‘stop thief.” 
        
    Earliest civilization of the Egyp- 
tians included dancing and its in- 
vention was ascribed by them to 
their god Thoth. 
  then asked to return home, may | 
be released Dec. 13. | 
Aspokesman for the American) 
Red Cross said last night a Red| 
Cross representative will go to the; 
contact point between Hong Kong) 
and Red China on that date to 
meet him. 
The spokesman, declining use of 
his name, said, ‘‘We have agreed 
of this month,”’ when regular food 
parcels to—American- 
tained in China will be delivered. * 
Mrs. Portia Howe, Tenneson's 
mother, said in Alden, Minn., yes- 
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Without Speaking 
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_ Jackson Inmates Hear Home-Grown Jazzmen ‘Break Up the Joint “Recording Day” is another high-|relatives. He may perform solo orjmen to work together. Most, he 
    
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  JACKSON & — They're playing cians who played in “name” bands. inmate boxing matches. times on Christmas Day. Also at |. to bis family or friends. On the 
“If I Had the Wings of an Angel’|Young himself is aided by a staff) Bight now, all bands are get- | Christmas time, any inmate may, | opposite side is a Yule song re- |light of the prison music program.|with a group. said, have been on their own on: 
with a boogie: beat. of 10 inmate instructors — one of) timg ready for the annual show | for two dollars, prepare a record- | corded by one of the inmate |On Friday an inmate may make a| Chief purpose of the musical|the outside and need to learn to 
air cane cae taught music in public) that is presented to inmates three | ed message to be sent as a gift | bands. recording to be sent to friends or'groups, Young said, is to teach the'cooperate with one another, Bis omeeneietl On ded ase me 
; when the Southern Michigan Prison|*000ls for 18 years. jazz band lets go. | The prison also offers music 
. 2 8 | for begimers. Each fall two 
CFA \, eo) day TONIGHT As a matter of fact, the same| groups of 35 men each who have 
melody may come out in six differ-| had little or no musical training 
- ent renditions. There are that! enroll in classes where they learn 
many separate instrumental bands) to play the instrument of their 
at thé huge prison. choice, 
& 40-plece concert band. | The prison itself is a far from : 
Another is a 16-piece dance band. |jjmited area for musical perform- i . 5,° + 
ped remeens peed Glee lance. In the fall and winter the oe cS relate: every night till Gaile band have 10 men each. ; rye mee ; 
There are also an eight-piece lvarious bands tape-record weekly’ ile bs eke beta hillbilly group and a seven-man 'half-hour radio broadcasts. These . 
polka outfit ‘are broadcast over one station in , 
: lthe state and others are being 
The prison's music program does sought for additional outlets. { 
not just aim to suit the tastes of * * @ 
the varied inmate population. It’s} The concert band plays at prison’ 
a way of easing tension for player} football games in the fall and gives 
and listener alike. And it’s a con-ja weekly yard concert for inmates 
structive tool for prisoner rehabili-|quring the spring and summer. 
tation. 
Don R. Young, director of music a ae ae ae play for in 
prison, ly all the smaller groups 2 = idalagenid mates in the mental wards and 
before|shut-ins in the hospital and other 
cellblocks. They also toot away 
in special holiday programs and at        whispery acetate taffetas 
      
    with the emphasis on 
    
  Some were professional musi- 
® one iCarlyle early Nov. 28, several 
M d hours after the Smiths were be- 
an A mits Killing lieved to have been taken from 
i their home. 
Missing Illinois Pair |"*"™. - « A bloody rag was found along- 
CARLYLE, Ill. w—Clinton Coun-| side the road. The blood was the 
ty authorities said early today a|same type as that in the Smith 34-year-old Carlyle man admitted/pome, 
killing a Lebanon, Ill., couple miss-/ Authorities said Young five years   
  Sheriff's deputies identified the|ty of murdering his wife. Since at. 
man as Philmore Young. He was|then, Young said, he had lived with, i \ 
| held without charge. They said he|his father, operator of an egg and) —- ~ > 
gave no reason for the double kill-/poultry business. | y 
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