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  ROARING FLAMES—Uncontrolied fire roars 
around this home in the Santa Monica Mountains 
ef California as a firefighter stands by. Water 
sprinklers on the roof helped spare it. Officials 
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Chamber Elects 
New Directors 5 Members to Serve 
2 Year Terms; Choose 
Officers Next Week 
Five new members of the Board 
of Directors of the Pontiac Area 
Chamber of Commerce were elect- 
ed yesterday by members of the 
Chamber. They will serve 1957-59 
vice president of the F. J. Poole 
Stuart E. Whitfield, vice 
Chamber Manager John W. Hir- 
linger said 608 ballots were cast 
The five new officers will serve : rm 
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z — HLL     next week. Hirlinger said. " icity buses.” Franchise Revoked in Florida 
Integrated Buses 
Rile Dixie Cities TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (INS) — 
the manager and nine drivers of the Cities Transit 
Company for running a 
franchise. 
The arrests came as a result of a meeting of the 
commission late last night in which the members voted 
_ |to revoke the company’s franchise “because it was not 
enforcing a city ordinance. requiring segregation on bus company without a 
city Hoffa Proposes 
{to Halt Trucks 
for 36 Hours Says Tieup Starting 
DETROIT (#—Plans for 
a threatened 36-hour halt 
to .much of Michigan’s 
trucking operations will be 
taken up today by the 
Teamsters Union. 
The proposal by teamster 
boss James R. Hoffa goes 
before stewards of the 
union tonight at 8 o'clock. 
tween 9 a.m. Saturday and.9 p.m 
Sunday. The stoppage 
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Wilson indicated today he 
present . 
replied, “ig to see it (the budget) 
“But I might change my mind, of course. , 
“A man never knows what fs, 
days. WASHINGTON i — Charlies E. 
expects 
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going to happen to him these 
  
French Act on Saar Pact 
approved 209-66 the French-Ger- 
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  Harold urphy, . ld | suggested, that all subsequent Murphy for non-payment Nov. . 28 tee 
sriareld | srowmahiy’tather of fivelton against Murphy. as been of|atd had him jailed Dec. 4 Soukig tag eoctatn tl te 
who refuses to pay a debt as &/doubtful legality. Holland gave McCabe's |suez Canal immediately. 
matter of pemeipal. ray end The latest action was by 4&| attorney, LeRoy McEntee, until newspapers said Egyp- 
24-day stay in Oakland County Jail|Pontiac man, John McCabe, who) 9:30 a.m. tomorrow to study the |... tochnicians already had start- tomorrow because of a legal tech-|owns the Finance System of Pon-| matter of the county record. ed clearing channels at Ismailia, 
The loophole was disclosed yes-|the judgment after Murphy had) as “a complete surprise.” sean ‘ vo te 
terday at a hearing before Circuit}mads only $100 in Payments ca Beer—who, yesterday said. “1 research about sunken Judge Russel Holland on a . tained jcan’t think of anything more harm-| ships.” But obviously re- 
don ty Murpity’s attorney to di ee & writ to dally and than finance/ferred only to the clearing of 
walt Coe se. wich tg ae pee gor ra ryt decd re agp gas Allen Maggie hay 
toot aad dle moan tn il, eS In Today's Press |=¢eSun* “atered the eon in the ee int nt in an assault case County NWS scccccccecess MB court record was U British French 
three years ago and won't DaY tel wavtortats vgsccccsesseeseos-8 [plaintiff's attorney at the 1 ae ae soummiig “sein judgment decided ‘ wie Special Vivekessisewsseseee ee * * * operations in the Port Said har- 
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ty and handed down « $1,250) |. 37-89 |a motion that the jury's judgment) trance. This work was begun by judgment in favor of Ferndale is ey oe be entered on the record,” he said. the British occupation force, 
shee - tore owner who claimed Theaters bc is rdbtievesecens Mk x , di said he doesn't , oh ‘alee , 4 a " I 
it over a palr of shoes, Wilson, Earl .....+-+-+++-+90 |day at what he calls Sheriff Frank) ass t Ei Cap. 
Beer, yesterday showed by att €X-| 1966 Highlight ..............34, to roam the jail at will and eats} Wheeler's statement did not 
cath oe Seas at Sinileens Sea's wean! - been Of-| peause et, , , 
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Gets Cairo Support . ‘Dream Car’ a $28 Million Flop   
  duction, will be 
Burial will be in 
shortly before his death. 
Tucker was best known 
for his revolutionary post- 
war rear-engine “Torpedo,” 
which turned out to be a Preston D. Tucker * 7} e : 
Dies in Hospital 
YPSILANTI (INS) — Funeral service for Preston 
Saturday Planned as thomas Tucker, who tossed millions of dollars around 
Protest to Legal Ban like marbles but never got his “dream car” into pro-| 
held at 2_p. m. Saturday in Ypsilanti. 
wichigsh Memorial Park, Fiat Rock. 
The 53-year-old would-be automobile manufacturer 
died‘late yesterday in Beyer Memorial Hospital, Ypst- 
lanti. Suffering from lung cancer, Tucker entered the 
hospital three weeks ago and contracted pneumonia Get on Muffler; 
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exchanges. 
  Merchants Assn. If you can’t stand that new 
‘Christmas tie, or that sweater is 
two sizes too small, and you would 
rather have cash instead of that 
square egg fryer, you have until 
Jan. 3 in Pontiac to make these 
The Retail Merchants Assn. of 
the Pontiac Area Chamber of Com- 
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appearing téday on Page 13. You Won't Want to Miss... 
An editorial look af the excellent financial position of Pontiac 
city government, particularly in regard to schools, on Page 6. 
A pictorial account of the year’s outstanding news stories. You'll 
First-hand information about action by the Waterford Township 
Board of Trustees in tabling selection of an area dump site. Turn 
A sprightly feature story on GM's youngest division heads, 
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  Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce 1956 
with top honors in the west side division of the Christmas lighting contest, judged last night. 
this display of Paul Lebith of 42 N. Ardmore 
Ave. There were 25 entries. ip Dump Plans Halte 
Pentias Press Phetes : Fred Dunham . | Pontiac Deaths © 
    Fred Dunham, %, of 16 Chippewa) 
Rd..died yesterday after an illness’ 
jot several years. 
Mr. Dunham was a city resident 
‘for 46 years, coming here from 
Carleton. He was a retired iron) 
worker for General Motors and a. 
member of the Maccabees. 
Surviving besides his widow are 
four daughters, Mrs. Richard 
Murray of Pontiac, Mrs. S. G. Til-' 
den of Glen Cove, N.Y., Mrs. L. D. 
Mrs. J. Musselman of Gleasondale, | 
Mass. In addition, 10 grandchil-! 
dren, 16 great-grandchildren and a’ 
sister; Mrs. Lisle Shariahan of Les 
Angeles, Calif., survive. 
Service will be held at 11-#m. 
Saturday from the DeWitt C. Davis’ 
Funeral. Home, with burial in! 
Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. Dr.; 
H.. H. Savage of the First Baptist 
Church will officiate. 
  , Jars. George Jackson 
Mrs. George (Eliza) Jackson, 
#7, of 1249 Lafayette St. Detroit, 
and former resident of Pontiac, 
died in Detroit last Tuesday of in-| 
juries suffered in an auto acci- 
dent, 
Born in St. Charles, she was the! 
daughter of Samuel and Rose Chat- 
field.. Mrs. Jackson attended 
school in Saginaw 
besides her husband. 
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Commissioners   
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moved their weekly session to to- 
night because of Christmas falling to be taken this evening to move 
As 
week, 
cial | by Commissioner requested 
Tuesday) John E. Carry (District 6) iast 
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ntormal Session to Follow 
stead Park Subdivision No. 1 will | 
be reconsidered at tonight's seg- 
sion, 
Carry asked for this action as 
several residents of his district 
said they had got been notified of 
a public hearing befére an ordi- 
nance was adopted approving this 
change. ‘ 
The Practical Home Builders 
Inc. has submitted a letter regard- 
ing an alley assessment in the 
Pontiac Knolls Subdivision. 
Rounding out the short slate will 
be the routine approval of licenses), | 
  
  
          d City Pair Admit 
$2,700 Breakin 
Heywood of New York City, and pois i THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 
The Day in Birmingham 
    
Police Hunt Third Man 
Believed to Have Filed: 
With Dixie Store Loot 
Two men have confessed, Pon- 
tiac police said, to the $2,700 bur- 
glary of the Dixie Discount Store, 
109 N. Saginaw St. last Friday, 
but a third thief, they fear, has 
escaped with most of the loot. 
They suspect Charles Madrigal, 
29, of 1286 Locke St., who his 
alleged partners claim, left Pontiac 
with $2,400 taken with a metal box 
from the store office, Det. James 
& 
Held under $1,500 boads apiece 
are Ivan K, Proffitt, 25, of 213 
Parkdale Ave. and Norman G, Hl 
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HH They said Madrigal had kept 
most of the , Planning to 
split it evenly However, the 2 
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tionally slow, partly due to the 
fact that all the vehicles must be FF 
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a today en route home. 
He will confer with West Ger. 
man Chancellor Konrad Adenau- 
  
  
naping occurred many 
        was 
Frank L, Dickover, 33, a Hughes 
Aircraft electronics research engi-. 
neer. He ram off the road with his’ 
car and was burned to death while. 
fleeing from his home in the hills. 
fire started existing law requires that cer- 
lined six steps including mainten- 
ance and operation of the project) 
after it is completed. 
* 2°¢ @ 
William G. Wall 
William G. Wall, 59, of 5910 East- 
  “and there is no way of estimating, 
when it will end.” ° 7 custodian of the Pontiac school 
system mostly at Wisner Stadium. 
He was a member of the W.   
Celebrates ates 105 Years; 
Ike Greets Susan Keck sonnel and the Korean situation. | 
|The 
1 |. Egyptian officials have blamed 
nationalists. 
  ROME W—Mrs. Clare Boothe 
Lace today ended her duties as 
U. 8. envoy to Italy and teck a 
plane for New York. 
  
  NEWNAN, Ga, (—An explosion 
in the smelting department of an 
|aluminum products plant early to- 
‘day killed two workers and in- 
    
  
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Spaak's dream Is for a united 
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not an attempt to neutralize Eu- / By JOHN Hl. MARTIN 
INS Foreign Director 
Paul-Henri Spaak, who will be 
the. new. secretary,general of the A f 
  of Revising NATO Goals, Butter Than Ever! _ 
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rope but one “to cease being 
a dead weight upon America” 
  and ene that will become a “gen- 
uine ally, ready to assume a full | 
was Lord Ismay of Britain, a| share of responsibility.” 
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NATO. Its military problems still Increase in Hot Air are big and subject to iatermit- ip,-.._: ° ~ tent review tad overhaul i this (Distributed via Air | 
atomic age. | WASHINGTON Ww — The two But the need for coordinated pol- major political parties did more 
icy among member states became) any ‘ ©: urgent even bed the Angl jcampalgning by air in 1956 than 
te invasion of Egypt caused |¢Ve? before.     the rift between the United States) “Planes,” official publication of | 
and the Anglo-Frepch. * e 
That was the reason why the 
“three wise men,” Canada’s Lester 
Pearson, Halvard Lange of Nor- the “truth squads” registered | the Aircraft Industries Assn., re-' 
ported that the Republican and, 
|Democratie candidates for presi- 
  were asked last spring to advise high was the 178,275 in 1952. jmeans to improve and extend 
NATO ‘cooperation in non-military 
fields. 
VETERAN POLITICIAN 
Spaak is a veteran politician’ 
who has come along way since his 
fiery youth when he did not hesitate 
to join Socialist street mobs in   
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foreign minister almost continu- | 
ously for two decades, and the! 
first president of the U.N. General’ 
Assembly, 
His stubbornness and hard— 
work launched Benelux, the cus- 
toms union among Belgium, The 
Netherlands and Luxembourg. 
He has done much for the suc- 
cess of the coal and steel commu- 
nity organization, and the Organi-|j- 
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operation (OEEC), of which he 
was the first chairman. | 
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gue of “Foreign Affairs” that “I, 
have said—and. there is no use try-; 
ing to hide it—that things seem to | 
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same. Communism “is a new form 
of civilization’’ which seeks to de- 
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the United States,” he says, “and 
    
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and- stretch - propor- 
tioned to fit. , . self 
seams . , , full fash- 
- joned 
               
     
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low price the 
manufacturer, 
won't allow 
us to use 
his name! SALE! 
forced toe G heel, 
Beige shades, 
sizes 842-11,    
      
      
    
   
   
     
      
      
     
     
    
    
           
    
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TSA Reg. 35.00 to.49.98 Reg. 45.00 to 69.98 
‘28 *38 Reg. 59.98 $ to 79.98 
A bargain hunter's dream! Here is your opportunity to please your budget 
and perk up your wardrobe at terrific savings! Every coat is a new, wanted 
style. . . in your favorite fabrics and colors. These are exceptionally good 
buys because there are still months of cold weather ahead. Each coat 
corries the label of a famous manufacturer of high-fashion apparel. 
Many are only one-of-a-style, so come in early for yours while our selection 
is greatest! 
fabrics: = Styles: Colors: 
Come in and choose A style to suit every This fine selection in- 
your new coat from taste, you're bound to cludes your favorite 
among these fine fab- fall in love with one of — colors. Select your coat 
rics . . . Soft Plushes, these .. Clutch Coats, from these beautiful 
Glossy Polished Blacks, Fitted Coats, Belted hues .. Beige, Toast, 
Strong Hewitt Tweeds, Backs, Cardigan Coats, Blue, Taupe, Black & 
Stylish Zibelines, Zip-out Lined Coats Rosewood. Hurry in 
Smart Martinique, Al. and Button-up Styles. now! 
paca or Warm Camel 
Hair. ; 
Charge It... or Use One of Waite’s Easy 
~ Payment Plans 
Coat Sale... Third Floor 
Today. Friday end Saturday 
      
   
    
       
Salesmen’s Sample Sale! 
ALL FAMOUS BRANDS 
BRAS & GIRDLES * BRASSIERES 
se OQ VALUES 1. 99 to 5.00 
Cottons, nylons, satins. 
All sizes and cups. FAMOUS BRAND! | 
* GIRDLES | @LAMBS WOOL © BAN-LON © ORLON 
| e IVY aes Woots 
and PANTY GIRDLES. 
Values to 3.95 Re ore girdles ane S LE 
savings! ‘You're sure to find 
1.99 Be" | A =) :   
small, medium and large . . . 
white and peste! colors SLIP-OVERS CARDIGANS me 
Top brands at immense savings! Reg. to 7. ‘98 Reg. to ede 
Values to 5.00 Don’t miss this opportunity to 
get your figure-slimming gir- 
‘ dies and panty girdles during 
: this Special Sale. Small, me- 
» dium and large sizes, in white’ 
and colors. 
  . Giily orice @ yer can’ thabe * Tremendous savings on famous brand sweaters! 00} ; 
Values to 6.50 ode be offered! Undreamed full fashioned sweaters of many styles go on sale — 
P comfort and firm control today. Get yours while they last! Sizes 34-40. In 
3 aa es en mouth, et neyies red, maize, pastel blue, pink, white, coral, brown, 
   small, medium and large, white navy, toast or black. and pastels. 
  Charge Yours at Waite’s ... Second Floor Charge Yours af Waite's . . . Third Fleer 
  
   
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Salesmen selling their Christmas jewelry always — have hundreds of beautiful ples "i perfect 
condition that they sell to a few stores; Waite’s 
one of the lucky few. Pins, ear 3s, necklaces i 
beads, stone sets and tailored : tye 
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 andg wus way in which all Pon- 
tise authorities have faced these 
dict a definite advance in schoo) taxes 
dn the years ahead. It’s forecast for 
the entire nation. A general popula- 
‘tion increase is coming. And we're 
growing clear beyond the average. 
“That’s no secret. 
- Fortunately, we're prepared. 
We can handle it. 
: ok o}% * 
_. Our city is in excellent fi- 
_. Mancial condition. Our civic and 
_ school debts are not consequen- 
tial. They are mere pittancee in 
comparison with what most other 
cities face, scores of which are 
‘many, many times our size. 
Pontiac’s assessed valuation is 
approaching a QUARTER OF A 
BILLION DOLLARS. This is a 
ng sum, but it’s a com- 
      
         
    
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“They kept'’ abreast. Hence, 
new schools without worry. 
  
Industrial Expansion 
Brings Prosperity to All 
The economic geography of the 
United States is being changed rapid- 
ly by expanding industries. 
New manufacturing enterprises 
are being built in all parts of the 
country and many of them are in 
small towns and rural areas. The vast 
majority of plants being set up are 
in regions previously considered un- 
suitable for industry. They are a re- 
flection of the rapid growth of the 
American economy. - 
* * * 
Many small communities . 
which dreaded the coming of in- 
dustry have found that a mod- 
ern, clean and well designed fac-. 
tory has brought benefits rather 
- than social blight. Additional 
workers, more purchasing power 
and bigger retail sales have added 
to their wealth. But the first im- 
pact, of course, may be disrupt- 
ing as land values, rentals and 
“wage rates rise. 
x * * 
Since 1954 all regions except New 
England show gains in factory jobs, 
a survey by Editorial Research shows. 
The community which is fortunate 
enough to get a new industry -is 
sharing in the growth of the econ- 
omy and this tends to raise living 
standards throughout our land. 
The Man About Town     
  
“Many Runs Listed 
Ski Enthusiasts Anxious to 
Get Runners Under Way 
Dec. 25-31: Period for resting up 
- and getting a new foothold. 
  
Pontiac devotees of that exhilarating 
and health building outdoor sport cf 
skiing are urging the weatherman to give 
us something more than mere flurries of 
show. They are anxious to shake off the 
winter's lethargy before it gets any worse. 
In the local area the runs and tows at 
Haven Hill, just off Highland Road, are 
getting restless. At Mount Holly, 20 miles 
up the Dixie Highway, they’re making 
their own snow. At Bald Mountain, just 
northeast of Pontiac, there are great pos- 
sibilities. on oar 
put out by the East Michigan Winter 
Sports Council, which lists 42 ski resorts, 
nearly all of which are in the northern 
part of our lower peninsula, most of them 
now having a good supply of snow. 
  When. you are ready to discard your 
Christmas tree, 
Mrs. Burdette Strobelson 
of Rochester that you throw it 
out for a bird shelter, 
  A native of Oakland County was 
John 8. Pincomb 
who died Sunday at his home in Ban- 
croft, aged 90. 
These birds are wise. Although there’s 
plenty of shooting on the rifle range at 
the Oakland County Sportsmen’s Clu, 
Secretary Howard Shelly 
tells me that a large covey of quail spends 
most of its time there. They evidenily 
know that it is a bird sanctuary, and that 
ethe gunfire is harmless. 
  “Bring back the strings of lights that 
were stolen from the Christmas tree of 
my crippled daughter and no questions 
will be asked,” was the message wroad- 
cast by 
Mrs. Paula Nixon 
of Waterford. And more strings were re- 
turned than had been stolen. 
  The thaws of last week made 
most of the lakes in the Pontiac 
area unsafe for skating. It will 
need a few days of sub-freezing 
weather to eliminate the hazard. 
Watch this column for the all- 
clear signal. 
Verbal Orchids to- 
Mr, and Mrs. John Webb 
of 31 Thorpe St.; fifty-eighth wedding an- 
niversary. 7 
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Farrell 
of White Lake; sixtieth wedding an- 
niversary. 
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~ Top of the World     
   
  
David -Lawrence Says:   
Did We Invite Anti-U.S. 
WASHINGTON — There's a 
chapter on the subject of oil ship- 
ments to Europe during the recent 
Suez crisis that needs to be ex- 
plained officially and unofficially 
so that all the facts may become 
known 
The impression that the United 
penalty — against Britain and 
France for failing to heed the 
provisions of the United Nations 
charter in landing troops in the 
Suez area is rather widespread 
in Europe. It is the basic reason 
for the wave of anti-American 
sentiment which has swept both 
Britain and France. 
Slowly some of the facts are 
coming out, It has been an- 
oil 
rope. 
It is a fact that, from a 
average of 44,000 barrels a day, 
the daily average during the 
ond week in November wen 
the shipment had reached 639,000 
barrels a day-> 
INDIVIDUAL ACTION 
Now this happened without any 
American 
from the export-import bank to 
finance the new purchases. Also, 
tankers could not be taken out 
of the mothball fleet without gov- 
ernmental 
ANTITRUST LAWS 
The oi] companies also had 
be assured that the 
would not be invoked against 
for acting together in the 
of information concerning 
pective shipments. All this 
time. 
Why did the United TE a | : 
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ti He nit Epil Peel 
ste 
  
      There were also some barriers in 
connection with the desire of cer- 
tain states in this country to con- 
serve oi] rather than to let it be 
produced by various independents 
who have been clamoring for 
more production. , 
Now the big question which has 
not been clarified is what right 
the United States government, 
acting alone, had to withhold help 
at a time when the European 
countries, including some not in- 
Suez affair, badly 
needed more oii. Sentiment? 
,But the British and French agreed on Nov. 8 to withdraw 
their forces from Egypt. Why 
were any “penalties” at all im- | 
posed after that date? And why 
didn’t the United Nations impose 
them? 
If each country may of its own 
volition use economic pressure 
to get compliance with U.N, 
resolutions, then the world will be 
confronted with a kind of eco- 
nomic warfare it never before has 
experienced. 
Certainly there now arises from 
this a duty upon the American 
government te find out who really 
blocked the Suez Canal and to 
bring before the United Nations 
the facts concerning the major 
part of the blockage, which un- 
doubtedly was committed by 
(Copyright, 1956, 
New York Herald Tribune Inc.) 
  
Dr. William Brady Says:   
In terms of pathology — ask 
any physician or medical student 
about this — it is certainly unsci- | 
for she 
wanted her husband to take the 
policy. 
“Well, she suggested that I meet 
her at a ritzy cocktail lounge to 
discuss the matter. 
“And I continued meeting her 
on future occasions, We'd sit and 
drink. She was love hungry and 
showed it : 
At hati Some Doctors Miss Mark 
in Dubbing Colon Ailment 
of vitamin B alone, although it was 
more frequently encountered in ani- 
  a Voice of | 1 2] 
ays Wide Ar a    
         
ap ses as the a's ny fettere A thas"wel asthe postahes ie he et so requests unless the ictter is eritical 
in its .nature, 
There is much talk about our 
need for new roads. Yet Mi. 
Clemens street is widened to four 
lanes between Paddock and West 
Boulevard, then parking is al- 
lowed on both sides, which means 
it effectively remains a two-lane 
street. Were these two janes added 
for parking purposes? If so, 
they are a total loss, as more 
cars could be parked off 
the road than can now be parked 
It parking for the bus company Incidentally, why was the job 
never finished? Center lanes were 
left higher than the outside with a 
two inch dropoff from one lane 
to the other. Obviously the money 
has been spent for the two -extra 
lanes with no practical result. If 
we must pay for these roads, they 
should be made available for tra- 
fic. If bottle-necked so they serve 
no practical purpose for the ma- 
jority, why build them? 
Would-Be-New-Road-User 
    
Desk Cleaning Uncovers 
Hoard of Assorted Facts 
By HAL BOYLE 
NEW YORK (#—Oddities found 
by a columnist during his year- 
end desk cleaning: 
That women get twice as many 
makeup that will last indefinitely. 
the popular - lipstick 5 iS z 
$ 
5 
’ ‘?* * * 
That Santa Claus ranks not 
be a candidate for the FBI's 10 
most-wanted list. 
POPULAR ANIMALS 
That the camel] is the most pop- 
82-1, by 1965 is expected to reach 
90-1. 
That Frederick Jones, the hair 
stylist who thought up the idea says there is a trend away from- 
desks and conference tables in -ex- 
ecutive business offices. In their 
place in the deskless office of the 
future he predicts: A soft chaise 
longue, conducive to ‘dynamie 
creative thought.”’ 
BRIDGE CLASSES 
That contract bridge is now 
taught in at least 20 U.S, colleges 
and universities, With some 32 
million players, it is ranked sec- 
ond only to canasta among card 
games. Then why is it everyone 
I know plays gin rummy? Am I 
¢ in be e # , 
That Dr. Robert A. Savitt, a 
psychiatrist, says that it is as 
important fora dentist to have a 
warm and sympathetic 
ity as it is for him to have tech- 
nical skill. 
That pert and pretty Mary 
Yates has one of the most un- 
usual odd jobs in television. She 
gets $125 for about 15 seconds of 
work each week. Her job: To 
sniff the smoke from a burning 
stogie and tell how nice cigars 
smell—and she hasn't coughed 
once. . 
* * * 
That pecan shells are used in 
making airplanes. They are em- 
ployed in the blast cleaning of 
metal parts where it is important 
to avoid surface damage. 
That it was Oscar Wilde who 
said, ‘Newspapers have degener- 
ated, They may now be absolutely 
relied upon.” 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Youth ts impatient as it strives 
... For victory today .. . It does 
That it is recklessness . . « But 
what is wrong in hurrying eee 
When tender are the years... , 
To gain a goal worth fighting for 
. . . And overcome our fears? . . . 
Why slow our gait, or hesitate 
.. . When we cannot be sure... 
Of health and strength, or just 
of tinting Kim Novak's locks a joy | . . . Our bodies will 
male deprived of vitamins in gem pale lavender, has now created an endure? ., Youth has a perfect 
ned letters, not more than.ene page “Elvis Presley bob” for teen-age right to be . . . Impatient in the 
ph Boney Fore oe girl fans of the singer. Now they pice | Leave youth alone—let neal on on yeiene, wi x <8 not only can listen to their idol— passing years . . . And wisdom. 
Miartndcyeage Manet" Phe Pn (MEY cam Algo Wek Ve Rim! slow the pace Copyright 1956) That interior designer Lee Kelly (Copyright, 1956)   
‘Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Calls Liquor Crutch for Weaklings 
Read Bert’s secret confession, drinking is all due to this affair the social pace-setters into follow. 
Liquor is the crutch of weak- 
lings and the opiate of cow- 
ards. So don’t let any nitwit 
kid you by saying, “Drink up 
and prove you are a man.” The 
sissies do the drinking. The 
courageous folks can stand out 
against such mob ecercion gen- 
erated by skiliful 
experts. ' 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case T-358: Bert Z., aged 37, is 
mentioned yesterday 
    I've had.” ing the leader. 
         
       
        
        
        
            
         
        
       
      
         
      
    
          
        
    
    
     
   
      
           
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  | YOUR CHARGE 
PPECOUNT “ 5 e ‘ ee 
in Costa Rica | Nation of Farms Now| 
Finds Black Wealth] 
in Oil Deposits | 
gives new point to the name of 
this Central American nation. . 
The black wealth now gushing 
forth south of the Caribbean port, 
Limon, has come as a welcome ad- 
dition to Costa Rica's largely agri- 
cultural economy, says the Nation- 
    jards believed they had struck it ) ij ; p 
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rich, and named the region ac- Men’s Famous Brand 
cordingly. . 
swore] SOILED SHIRT SALE gold. Deposits of copper, tron, 
lead, zine and sulphur have been 
HARDWICK ARROW #ARROW 
Reg. 2.98 Reg. 3.95 Reg. 5.00 
1.44 2.44 3.44 But most of the 970,000 Costa 
Sale Starts Thursday Morning—9:30 Ricans live by farming. In their 
perennially springlike central up- 
lands, they raise top-@rade coffee’ 
for export, and such subsistence 
Once-a-year opportunity to really make an exceptional 
savings on wanted brands of famous dress shirts, just 
as good as new—just a quick laundering and you have 
saved yourself many dollars. Don’t miss this event in 
Waite’s Men‘s Furnishings—Street Floor. Hurry in coffee to lead export lists, 
grown chiefly on the big, Ameri-] 
can-owned plantations of hot, 
steamy Pacific lowlands. | 
        terials that formerly been 
wealed by the Far East. today and save! 
Costa ieee uot af the, Charge Yours at Waite's .. . Street Floor e % 
¥. 
  SAVE 1,99 . on Boys’ Popular 
  Girls’ All Wool 
COATS and 
COAT SETS 
‘sx 10.98 + ‘| B-9 Jackets With Fur Trimmed Hood 
/ Reg. 
8.98 6.99 
Warm, 100% wool interlining keeps 
him snug through the.coldest weather. 
Zipper front won't let chilly blasts in. 
Whether he wears the hood up, or as a 
collar . . . he’s the warmest kid in the 
block. Choose navy, charcoal . . . in 
sizes 6 to 16. 
Charge His at Waite's . . . Second Floor to 29.98 
Subteen Sizes 8 to 14 
100% wool interlined girls’ warm winter 
coats and coat sets... tremendous, value! 
Velvet trim... . belt detail. Checks, tweeds 
and solids. Sizes 3 to 14. In red and charcoal. 
Charge Hers at Waite’s .. . Second Floor 
  4 
Famous Body-Gard brand 
. . « full cut for extra f 
style (1 to 4) hos plastic 
feet for extra wear, Sizes 
4 to 8 are in the pull-over _ 
middy style with snug 
theirs in pink, blue, 
maize or mint, 
Charge Them at 
Waite's .. Second Floor 
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DEMOCRATIC IDEAS BIG a { fis   |! Ike the “Sweenkitet” Name tn.’ 
MEN’S JEWELRY Reg. to 5.00 09° 
The Big Name is the ‘Swankiest’’ and the price is the 
lowest ever! Choose individual tie bars, cuff Jinks or 
complete matching sets. You'll know the brand name 
we mean when you see the superb styling . . . and you'll 
be amezed that we are selling them cat such a low 
price! Hurry in today and buy several for yourself! 
Charge Yours at Walte's .. . Street Floor 
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           Sephusten a Heotent Wide ont of beautiful boxed © Professionals : | Christmas Cards. Distinctive designs 
aera by famous artists hs aces and - Here It Is... Our Onte-a-Your 
“Choice-of-the-Store” TIE SALE 
Reg. to 5.00 
99 We dare you to find a better.buy than this! Choice men’s neck- 
wear at unbelievable savings! Beautiful patterns, finest fabrics. 
Come in and choose several from among our large selection, 
Hurry, they won't last! 
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Charge an Armful at Waites — Street Floor! 
      
  
AFTER 
CHRISTMAS & 
Air Step—De Roose—Paradise—Joyce—Grayflex—Lucky Stride 
Reg. Reg. | 8.95 as 12.95 ow Ps 55 PAIRS ~ *276 PAIRS 
this sale! 
  CLEARA OF FAMOUS FOOTWEAR! | 
Imagine over 852 pairs of nationally 
advertised shoes taken right from 
our regular stock for this annual 
clearance sale!. These exceptional. 
savings insist that you come in today 
—for top quality and top brand shoes 
at the lowest prices in Pontiac! Just 
about every size and color imagin- 
able, too! Hurry in today for choice 
selections — you can’t afford to miss       
   
      
     
    
    
  Reg. 
16.95 
201 PAIRS 
  
203 Pairs of Children’s 
SCHOOL and DRESS SHOES Shoes for the younger set in favorite 
styles designed for longer wear and more 
_ comfortable wear! Choose brother or 
sister's most wanted style today at big 
savings during Woite’s Annual Clear- 
ance! Sizes 81 to 3 in B, C, D widths. 
All popular colors available! Hurry in 
today. 
  - Others to 4.80 
Charge Theirs’ at Waite’s Second Floor! 
          117 Pairs of Women’s 
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respond to his 13-year-old master’s pleading to re- 
turn home and finally had to be pulled, whimper- 
Y is 
at a price you would In 1848-49, @ revolt led by Lajos Kostuth was crushed by invading 
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pire stretched from mid-Europe to 
the Adriatic Sea. Defeat in World 
War I brought about its dissolution 
and scattering of territories. Hun- 
lost territories in the wake of the 
German -expansion that led to 
World War IJ. Then once more an) 
victory pushed Hungary 
back to its previous boundaries. 
Occupied by Russian troops in 
1944, the nation became a “‘Peo- 
ple’s Republic’ in 1949, e cf iJ 
of roughly 10,000,000. More 
a tenth of the people live ip Bees 
The vast Austro-Hungarian Em-|tried 
of evely spaced in the revolver’s six 
chambers, indicating young Laws 
Today’s Hungary has a popula-| i | ca : = : | * ep : re : ii : os 
_* THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 
Another Victim, 14, Cheese factories in the United| ‘The borders of Tennessee ake more than «Dio Masur ach touch won, te 
: of cheese a year. of eight of their neighboring states.   
  of ‘Russian Roulette’ i 
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“Russian roulette’ Christmas 
Day. de 
They said three ‘shells had been 
: 
Was playing the game. 
Patrolman Shoots Self, 
Bear Ambles Into Hills 
OIL CITY, Pa., @—Patrolman Cari E, Smith, 24, has a real bear 
story to tell—but no bear. 
The officer was en route home 
    
normally pay for other comparable 
      
  
  
  Famous-Name ! 
Two-Pant $ : 
Suits... | + 
for you to wear it New Year’s Eve! 
Here’s a special selling, designed to save you many dollars on 
fine quality suits ... just in time for New Year’s wearing, 
Handsomely tailored Sharkskin and Navy Blue Gabardines. 
Season’s newest lines, smart new patterns that will take 
through the rest of the winter and on into spring. All famous- 
name suits (such as Martinelli), your assurance of fine quality! 
° 
  
of Pie 7 
  suits with only ‘one pair of trousers 
AND... your suit will be altered in time 
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—Tel-Huron Shopping Center too! 
you 
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Discover for 
yourself why 
the exciting new 
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EASY TO PLAY... EASY TO OWN! 
Play the new Thomas —first fine 
electronic organ without a luxury 
price—in the privacy of your own 
home. No obligation. Rich, true 
organ tone. Thousands of exciting « 
effects. Come in today and ask 
about a free.home trial.   
  Complete with 
13 note, 16-foot pitch, radial 
arc, bass pedal clevier and 
earphone outlet. The Spinet. 
Models As 
Low As 
$725 with Beach 
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| OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT. NIGHTS “UNTIL 9 P.M. 
  
  
Guest Towels... 3 for $1 Guest Towels.......... 496 
tor 1 Weshetoths.......ccn. 2% 
Your choice of 20x40” or 22244” thick, thirsty 
terries . . .in carefree colors of white, pink, 
rose, blue, green, yellow. Stock up now, save! 
“SEAL OF QUALITY” SHEETS - ’ Fine, long-wearing muslin Fine quality combed percale 
mes qe Nemes 1 mer 1% Gies 229 ; % : : The finest quality muslin 4. . for service, Luxurious, smooth, snowy white percale woven 
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‘DRAPERIES | Big 42x90” size | 
for window beauty 
399 
pr. : 
Florals, moderns, woven de- 
signs in trulon or rayon and =“ @ 
cotton. Hurry for savings! ‘ tifully! Buy now and save! 
cakes 
iy =) Wie i ft Trent Hobnail or Domino 
ol |e Patterned Chenille 
me, OM: _ Tiny seams save you dollars. 
ae Also all-over floral patterns 
in solids without seams. r 
          
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boys class 
Bruce credits, during 
Welch, their instructor. 
    
  may work on their own cars and ‘receive 
school hours, according to Aussie Linemen Trace 
E | Rosh of. Trouble. to | Birds and Insects 
  
        “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,' 1956 _ 
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je} In periods of lerp abundance, 
the insect’s secretions cover 
  psylla—common throughout much |‘ 
of the United States—is regarded 
  by pear growers as one of their 
worst enemies. : ’   
  
DR. HENRY A. MILLER 
Optometrist 
7 North Saginaw Street | 
Phone FE 4-6842 
“Better Things in Sight” § 
Open Friday Evenings    
      
Closed Wednesday Afterncons 
  
  
    Discounts on All Merchandise Shop at Park Jewelers and Buy at Discount Prices _ 
      
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Israeli Leader Propose stl 0 Ovret taps ey san nw Furie dic Gahians 
Absorption of Gaza Stri pir,» sir nowet 0) rou vo se the 
about half a million barrels in|\Museum placed the shell of 
desert 
the U.N, falls “to force 
    
               
    
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speaker of the Israeli Parliament,| desert, said Ben-Elieser, “the 
hag Piveciyy—arnig- A the ye Ww ‘ 
ed Gaza Pp | day strong militarily in the 
Israel and its Palestinian Arab Middle Mast . 
releenes he en: ES _,He charged that Soviet subma- 
In an interview, he said formal /"ies “definitely are using the recommendations to that effect will|=€yPtian port of Alexandria, be made in Jerusalem next week exposing the Mediterranean area 
by officials of his opposition Herut , 
(Freedom- Party, second largest o...7« 8 
in Israel. 
| ‘The Gaza Strip and Its 200,000 “Arab ret big ob- have been and are undergoing 
stacies in any Israeli-Arab peace” Curtain. They will be well in- 
agreement. doctrinated, politically and mili- 
- Premier David Ben-Gurion has/tarily, when they return home. 
not recommended giving citizen-| “Even Yugoslav Marshal Tito, 
ship to the refugees, And he hasiin the palmy days ofthe Comin- 
left disposition of the Gaza Strip'form, never gave Russia a sub- 
uncertain except to say wit it ‘te marine base in hig country, but 
der no circumstances the Egyptians have done so. 
returned to Egypt. . P 
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“We know the Arab states would “ine capable of typing as fast as 
oppose this because they have|® person can talk bas been wy 
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_N, truce was effected after the un-|no more room in an office than aj 
guccessful Arab war: with Israel| standard electric typewriter, It is) 
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JUNE 1954 
    TEA’S CALORIE STORY At the request of the Tes Council, the Miner Laboratories, Chicego, Mlinole, selentife 
    
     
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Sa EDITOR'S NOTE: The Press publishers 
Magazine for special permisaion to reprint the following article which 
peared in the Dee. 1 issue of the in and financis! publicati ep i. 
One day in January 1953, General Motors’ hard-driv-   
ing Harlow Herbert Curtice, boss of the world’s largest : 
manufacturing corporation, summoned a puzzled young} © 
executive to his office. Philip John Monaghan, then 38/ 
and manufacturing manager of the GMC Truck & Coach 
Division, made the Iong trip to the hushed 14th floor) 
atop Detroit’s GM building, wondering what was amiss} 
and where he had fallen down. But Monaghan was in 
for the surprise of his life. 
Said Curtice without preliminary: “How would you 
like to take over as general manager of GMC Truck 
\ & Coach?” Gulped Monaghan: “When do I start?” 
x *« * 
Last July another unsuspecting GM junior executive, 
Edward Nicholas Cole, at 46 Chevrolet's chief engineer,| 
was at the GM proving grounds test-driving Chevvies. 
When General Manager Thomas Keating suddenly ap- 
peared to escort Cole to Curtice’s office, Cole feared the 
worst, Ostensibly, Curtice wanted to discuss the ‘57 
Chevvy line, but as Cole remembers vividly, the conver- 
sation touched on every thing but the '57 product. 
Finally Harlow Curtice broke the suspense: “Eddie, 
we've asked Tom (Keating) to come to the 14th floor,| 
and we want you to take over as general manager of! . 
Chevrolet.“ Stunned, Cole recalls wondering out loud 
“whether I'm capable.” Said Curtice: “If we didn’t 
think so, we wouldn’t ask you.” 
x * * 
That same day Harlow Curtice had another fateful 
appointment. At Detroit Diesel, Engine Group Chief 
Cyrus Osborn told Diesel's General Manager Semon Emi] 
Knudsen, 43, that Curtice wanted to see him. 
“What should I bring along?” asked Knudsen, son 
of onetime GM President (1937-40) William S. Knud- 
sen. “Nothing,” Osborn replied cryptically, “just 
_ bring yourself.” 
In “Red” Curtice’s 14th floor GHQ, Knudsen had a 20- 
minute “chat” with GM’s boss, still with no inkling as. 
to why he had been summoned. Said Curtice finally: “If 
things are as good as you say, there’s no reason why you 
can’t leave.” Somewhat despairingly, Knudsen had to 
admit that was logically so. Sald Curtice: “Exactly 23 
years ago today your father phoned me (at GM’s AC 
Spark Plug division), and.asked me@o become general) 
manager of Buick. My answer to him was, ‘How soon?’ 
“How would you like to become general manager of 
Pontiac?” Replied “Bunkie” Knudsen: “How soon?” 
& © -* 
Thus last month in the motor cities of Flint, Pontiac 
and Detroit, Mich., GM’s Chevrolet, Pontiac and GMC 
Truck & Coach divisions were being bossed through two 
shifts a day by three of the youngest men in the auto 
business ever to wear the,            
      
     
                                                                               
    
         
   
       
         was: ‘Follow the career you can 
enjoy.’ Well, 1 enjoy engineering, 
and I've been following it ever 
since.” 
Switching from a law courte at 
Georgetown University (where he 
played center on the football 
. strapping, six-foot P hil 
  From “working with big 
pleces” at Fisher, Monaghan 
turned to GM's Ternstedt division 
(auto hardware) and “began 
working with little pieces.” | 
In 1940 Monaghan moved over to 
‘Oldsmobile as superintendent of 
methods engineering, less than a   
- ecutive jobs may be more badge of division general/ 
manager. General Motors’ 
new accent on youth in ex- 
the rule than the exception 
in U.S. industry these days, 
but for mighty $6.3 billicn, 
GM; the gew rule is an ex-, 
Four years later Curtice made|and 
the meteoric jump to the presi- Amazing Trio blend seasoned and sound fudg- 
ment with imagination and daring. 
Among GM's past “successful 
cases” must certainly be included 
Executive Vice Presidents Frederic 
Donner, Louis. Goad and Ivan 
Wiles, whose ages are 54, 55 and 58 
respectively. year later was assistant produc- 
tion engineer. 
* * * 
When war came, Monaghan, 
joined the army. Emerging in 
1945 as an Infantry major, he soon 
was back in harness at Oldsmobile 
as assistant factory superintendent. 
Seven months later he took over 
ger in New York a year later. 
Finally in 1961 be took over as 
    able seating, tinted glass), 
given GMC’s product a new 
Under Monaghan, GMC has 
      argon ~ ng no 
to pitch in with practical problemsithat GMC’s sales, | 
at the plant. Says GMC’s rags age ne galing ort ye nne   
which  total| man 
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mn, Suez, Rebuff of Allies Added to Drama. i 
      - gy tina "*™ Crisis—Packed Year for Ike |in Doggy Siuation vee tomone tom : LOUISVILLE, Ky. @ — The BOSTON — Thryroid hormone is 
enough for the sug-| duties of the Presidency.” ~ shake of his head, again held the; Mr, Eisenhower hailed his tri- telephone company trouble shooter|one of the body's most complex, It 
' : ‘was puzzled after Mrs. J. R. Jones ig stored in the gland as thyro- oi 1956, Little more than three months|Ste™ing Power to decide whether umph at the polls as a sign that, told him: aaa ae of or Democrats would) “modern Republicanism has now 4a globulin. A second form circulates 
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og] intestinal surgery. “‘Ileitis” joined! ‘This time his answer was given| The Democratic - controlled 84th] own.” -_-|Whaling Catch Climbs Ray ted] coronary Thrombosis in the! almost casually. Congress looked with considerably|- The telephone rang. . Into the 
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lier decision to be their 1956 stand- ..4 once more, the Presidential! The school aid bill was killed in’ there's no more trouble — the 1954. 
that I can perform as well as I ard-bearer. lelection came almost as an anti-|# segregation fight, social security| _____ a 
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                        year plan set - for making consumer goods. ‘Democrati again, but he rolled | ditional allies in ‘their attempt to culture and heavy industry. |= as clothing. a m. : w . pt | adies’ 5 ild 5, Merch dise _ | Whopping personal majority of) bring Egypt to her knees by for¢e en re an 
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are being supplied electronicelly.iwith tell-tale “holes. to, put it into force all over. the|one of the top civilian officials of} “Qur goal is to keep about 40,-/Which is masterminding the pro-| It's part of Project Mass) Sgt. Joe Doakes at a forward| world, Project Mass, 000 items on hand in mobile sup-|gram. “Right now, we can move 
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work done so far has just/itzer all the way from the United/been under way here since lastiot them had no supply numbersiper cent of the Army's. needs. 
about the efficiency of the|States and have it in hand in a|July, Its action officer, Maj, Har-jand there were plenty that hadn't) The remaining 15 per cent can| 
new ele supply system. [couple of days old | ait Te, Tet cos ton eee” ee eel, ane ee the | 
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piece of work is a man, how noble|with electronic. computers, iech-| Washington, D. C., gave these] more sensitive, The edge of sound|in" feats, “aurect. pup ply! aS 
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a ait Accused Ex - Billiard Champ’s 
Wife Robbed After 
Terrifying Ride 
a physician's care. 
Her. husband Walter Franklin, 
once was a nationally known bil- 
liard player. He now is promoting 
uranium. claims. 
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Mrs. Franklin said two men 
she drove into a drugstore park- 
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you can still go to college, says 
Dr, Kenneth B. M. Crooks, zool-| 
ogy professor of Fort Valley State | 
College, Georgia. 
He says he has seen from 100 to’ 
500 college students make these! 
same misspellings, and more.) 
Words like ginny pig, brane, bod-/ 
idy, flud, nerse, colur, curcle,) 
somthing, punkin, wort (fo   said. One of them struck her sev- 
Wen Yur Reed istics cast ot Kansas tity on 
ThisU WillNo: “S" ... 
Pupils Can't Spell worded area on the east edge. et     
    about 20 years old accosted her as| * 
white Cadillac convertible. One of 
them held a knife against her, she! 
'eral times when she asked them to Immunization against diphtheria 
is still being carried-on full force lowing 
in Oakland County, health depart- 
ment officials have reported, 
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Additional immunization clinics 
which were added to regular ses- 
sions at the county, city and south- Miss Kidneigh said that clinics 
which were highly in       Immunization Drive to. Continue in County 
te dacase bore, we st will cur in the 30 per cent not im 
County residents can be immu- HAR 
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hibition in the East German Christmas Fair. : .   
  National membership in Parent-| Japan's birth rate has dropped, No village in England is more) 4 
Teachers Assn. is more than 10/faster than that of any other |than eighteen miles from a rail- 
million. Imation im recent times. lroad.   get the same 72 
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Hundreds of Fine Tables Included in This Great 
Sale, All macebian Fine Makes, Nite Stands 
sae Modérn Tables ........ cecvee $5.95 , 18.93 te $2095 Tables from.  ipeseis $9.95 4449 BEDROOMS “ cone 50 
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tables, too varied dargain! 
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=—-s LIVING ROOM SUITES AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS all the well known, famous such as KROEHLER, 
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CS 189 LIVING ROOMS at....*109 
219 LIVING ROOMS at....°139 
*269 SUITES at.........°169 |< 
*349 SUITES at... 239 
MANY OTHERS GOING AT GREATLY 
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bavi + eee $24.50 
dseqessees 75 50 te $59.50 Values on Sale... .. $29.50 
dente ves $59.50 44 mattresses and springs ep te 60% off. 
Slashed for Sale . : 
z| SUITES REDUCED Every Bedroom Suite in our store reduced for clearance, including 
beautiful new arrivals frem celebrated mfgr’s. Kroehler, Mengel, 
Bassett, Dania, Drexel, Thomasville, Dixie, American, and many 
others. Maple, Mahogany, Walnut, Limed Ook, Fruitwoed, Piat- 
inum Mahogany, Cherrywood, Seamise Mahogany and ethers in 
3 and 4-pc. suites, dowble and triple dressers, panel and beok- 
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179 BEDROOMS “S"* *109" 
239 BEDROOMS “ir ‘169% 
5289 BEDROOMS ‘ ROOMS“ *209” 
“ALL DINING-ROOM. SUITES REDUCED!   
  
  
    
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SUBJECT TO 
PRIOR SALE 
    
All Hide-Away Beds & Studio Couches Slashed 
For Immediate Sale! Costs and Losses Forgotten 
$199.50 Hide-Away Beds, 
with Fine Innerspring 
$269.50 poor pod Beds Complete. Sia. 50 
lender tanorepring Mattresses snd Bex, Spcings 
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They Wait on Their Men!   
Actor Cameron Mitchell 
Likes Japanese Women 
KYOTO, Japan (INS) — Chalk! 
up another vote for Japanese wom- 
en, the latest from Hollywood's 
Cameron Mitchell who strongly ad- 
visest 
“Tt should be compulsory for 
every Woman in the United States 
to visit Japan before contemplating 
marriage.” Asked if the fairer sex of Japan | 
showed any improvement since 
his first visit here, the acter re 
plied: 
terior beauty."’ 
Mitchell's co-star 
* |agreement.”’ 
    African Forest to Grow 
in 20-Year Program 
. They hold CAPE TOWN — A 2-year 
, they work and’ 
a cigarette.” gle man-made forest in the world. | 
quick te point out, how. The forest when planted will cov-| 
this 
makes him appreciate 
even more. —_—_e__—— 
, No newcomer to Japan, |Exhibit Locomotives jenies. nee ivi oft-times Hol-| 
visited ot the 
controversial “House of Bamboo.” 
Said Mitchell: ago for filming of the 
“Tt was a batl one, my. worst.” parts of four earlier ones. 
    “The women Jook much smarter | 
and beauteous'on the outside and 
of course they still retain their in- 
in the film, | 
Philip Ober, was in full accord on! 
the topte of Japanese women. He 
said: 
“Before we came East Cam gave | 
me a big buildup about the wom-| 
- jen, Now that I'm here, on 
estry and industrial development | 
in a very re-/ Program for Zululand. and North-| 
way, ern Natal, estimated to cost at 
wonderful to have a wom. least 25,000,000 pounds, is expected | 
little thing for you|to make that area the largest .sin-| 
not spoil the (@T an area of 170 miles by 10) 
eum seiabas of oe dei heat 
locomotives used in this country) 
before 1835. The exhibit includes’ 
ane opérable locomotive, the John 
Bull, built in 1831 in Britain, and 
  Industrial Mishap Rates 
{Decrease After Age 45 
CHICAGO — Industrial accident 
rates are lower for workers aged 
4 or over than for younger work- 
ers. 
But there are wide variations! Egypt meng bee grows over 4, with 
lower rates among persons 65 or 
older than among those 40 to 65. 
  
‘Danish, German and Polish 
firms are bidding on an $11,000,000 
ee 6 OR ot Aen,   Cities With Odd Names EDMONTON, Alberta — Among 
the unusual names given commu- 
nities in Canada are these in Al- 
berta; Seven Persons, Medicine 
Hat, Belly Butte, Keg River, Drift- 
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| “Hatful of Rain,” with copious to cope with here, will not 
be answered until Jan, 1, when “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1056 ‘ 
  the New York Dress Institute, (for best-dressed women “to act as   
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Now paste the eyes, top left, on         The Bug-Eyed Clown 
Clowns are so much fun, They make children laugh by doing all 
sorts of humorous things. The round-faced clown pictured here can 
make his eyes almost jump out of his head. 
You can have fun with this bug-eyed clown by pasting him down 
on cardboard and coloring with crayons. His ruffied collar can be 
made many different colors if you like. 
Cut out the four long strips at the sides., Put two of them at right 
angles and then fold orie over the other until they are all intertwined 
as shown in the diagram at the top right. ~ 
the round end of the folded strips 
and attach the strips to the eyes already on the clown’s face. 
The eye-strips will act like springs if you press them down. Pres- 
  
Club to Resume 
Boys’ Activities 
in Waterford jgym will be available to boys from 
1 to 9 ‘Monday nights. New mem- 
bers will be accepted throughout 
the entire year, Belton said. 
  
'Chile’s Laws Explained 
WASHINGTON—A new compila- 
-|tion of Chilean laws in matters 
affecting business has been issued 
by the Pan American Union. The 
book is one of a series edited and 
      
  
  
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Calvin College Gets Gift 
of Grounds Equipment   found until Spring,” a spokesman 
GRAND RAPIDS #—Calvin Col- 
lege and Seminary has accepted 
& $30,000 gift of grounds equipment | DIANE DEB 
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but not in every style, so hurry! a; $ 494 NOW re 
Dress shoes, sport shoes, casuals , . . you'll find them 
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“The 2,000 ballots aré tabulated, , BY DEC 31 
audited, and locked in a vault,” Foe 
said a nice young lady named) ' e 
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results until they buy «paper. | : | WERE NOW 
and not jut af Gas Floor Fumace.................. _.... $195.00 $125.00 
toed use furve oak “—mighi§ Built In Gas Oven and Stove, stainless steel. ..$395.00 $300.00 
a at 9 Cubic Ft. Refrigerator...................$379.95 $325.00 
Bea ody wommppe cca ndirggg 30.008 Grain Water Softener...............$119.50  $ 85.00 
pat Sit Chere soe Sey Kame 54” Sink and Cabinet—copper and wood front $169.50 $125.00 
—_— Psnadiven pemnety on 8 pel Double Sink and Cabinet ......... ..... 9179.50 $129.50 
Ti ta no doubt true.” she ad- 33° Double Oven Gas Stove.............. . . $295.00 $225.00 
roeeng: | fy Pap tig y ‘we oak 66" Double Drainboard, Sink and Cabinet .. . .$179.95 $129.95 
(i — a = pelle oboe: 50,000 BTU Oil Space Heater. ............. $119.50 $ 89.50 
popes end men. “See 66 Gal. Electric Water Heater.............. $159.95 $139.95 
Snag pro Ppa _ Penny 60. Gal. Electrie Water Heater.............. $189.50 $159.50 
5 ee 6 eee 24x64" Kitchen Utility Cabinet ........... $ 29.95 $ 22.50 
“Tho result, of course, te thet | 54” Kitchen Sink and Cabinet Leees ere $129.95 $ 89.95 
a Le: ® GE Dishwasher ......................... $329.95 $229.50 
paddy tery, Inlaid Linoleum Remnants.......... cannes we eee es 50%, Off 
Carpet Throw Rugs....................... from $2.50 to $7.50    
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and Many More! Druggist Sees Great 
Changes and Advances. 
in Store of the Future 
ANN ARBOR (INS) — Drug 
stores of 1980 will have moving 
conveyor floors, closed circuit tele- 
- vision and special geriatrics de- 
partments. 
At least that was the forecast   
    
  
    
          
  
    
  of @ druggist publication editor . . 
in a wpeech to a group ot pharm- Innate Curiosity 
gan. 
Dan Rennick, editor of the 
American Druggist, said: ‘“There 
will be more drug stores 2 years 
from now, despite encroachments) 
by 
salesmen and 
tal, 
He said that while demands for 
pharmacies increase ‘‘food stores 
and retail outlets will decrease 
Rennick. went on to say: 
‘The trend for the past 15 years) it ‘i : l RER 38 
pikes 27° : 3 
a 
  here are the four-wheelers up the 
winning past on all sides at) Ceiling of the fourth floor of the 
speeds up to 50 or maybe 55, | huge basement. Five layers of 
Highway patrol cars penned in| waterproofing were placed on the 
  acists at the University of Michi-~ j 
i 
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§ 
i | ! of Cormorants 
Can Kill Them 
SAN FRANCISCO—(INS) — Cor- 
morants are curious birds, particu- 
larly when they are hungry, and 
their curiosity sometimes leads 
them into a death trap. 
The California Department of 
Fish ahd Game reports that cormo- 
rants can be occasionally found in 
crab nets, some of which rest on 
the ocean floor 200 feet below the 
surface. 
Attracted by crabs caught in 
nets, or by bait in the traps, the 
| deep sea divers of the bird world . 
are trapped themselves. 
ocean waters are pelicans which 
hit the water with a resounding 
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Cork Bottles Noi 
  
No Holiday for Soldiers 
ALGIERS W — Christma 
brought mo letup to the war 
Algeria between the French and 
Moslem nationalists. A total of 
ualties included 6 Europeans 
                    
  
     
            
      
         
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old Casper youth arrested by po- 
   
    
  djrection on a one-way street, @)| 
drove with headlights out, (4) was: 
CASPER, Wyo, ® — A 1t-year-| 
      from police, (2) drove the wrong Few Jobless in Belgium 
BRUSSELS—The average num- 
speeding, (5) failed to give right-|ber of the registered unemployed 
of-way and (6) made an illegal lin Belgium declined from 225,000 
  left turn. the of 
lice may have missed violating a <_ epopeenmnenietionete as Sac, seer ro-|ths consequent delay in bringing 
few traffic laws—but not many.| Harvard University had the first |ported recently that the country|the newest insecticides full 
They said before the youth's car|American printing press which was was enjoying very nearly full emy-| universal use before pests have 
collided with another, he (1) ran|transported to the U.S. in 1640. _[ ployment. time to develop 
oe Housefly Winning], Zs 's.% in Battle Against | gay 
Most Insecticides | 
universally resistant and the body- si 
not succumbing to chenticals meant 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, - 
to eradicate them. ; LB tf py oli dl Baap he A : 
WHO blamed this situation to a| | OPO" EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE FOR EVENRIG 
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at $179.95 or more... 
- Yes! This luxuriously sipholstered chair by Kroehler, (Ward's regular $39.95 
value) is yours at no extra cost with the purchase of any living room suite 
for $179.95 or more during this gigantic year-end sale, 
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Bonus or gift of money than one of Ward's 
- finer quality living room suites at sen- 
sational year-end sale prices . . . and, you 
get the handsome Kroehler chair at no extra 
cost. Be here tomorrow or Saturday for 
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Work? ‘Make Pocket Radio 2 Reagegeaneespenintee Cat Feeds Snakes, _« [holes then backs aes Snow Smothers Buffalo 
, 4 a ~~’ [times by ugeing 82D the D ore N.Y, @—A surprise 
Thatt’s Rechargeable ordinary house outlet overnight. Pity the Poor Mice | ‘The’ cat usually heads back to Berge we orm last night dumped 
pick up his BRIDGEPORT, Conn, — An all-; - EFFINGHAM, Tl. @ — Circultithe barn to’ hunt up @ secomd|s inches of snow on the Buffalo | 
phone ing.|transistor pocket radio. with re-| The work performed by the/Clerk John Russell says he has a/helping, Russell says. area, | 
omatically his dictated words|chargeable batteries is being pro-/human heart in 24 hours is esti-jcat that feeds the mice to a snake. Tec ether teelell | 
are channeled to any of 24 dictat-|duced in Bridgeport. imated to equal the equivalent of} Russell says the cat drops the} Ohio mines have produced 1.8) The St. Lawrence river i] | 
ing machines in the central bat-) py. two nickel-cadmium cells ean'T.5 horsepower. mice at the entrance to the snake's |Willion tons of coal since 1800. ione-third of Canada ae ade. ee | | 
scribed the discs, automation fe 3 ‘ 
takes over again, carrying by * TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL’S 2 fa TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S”  e@ | 
Pate wt pneumatic tubes the finished copy se ns Ss ie — aE ae Be ok | 7 
33 Beautiful Prizes To Be Awarded FOR THE 
FIRST 33 BABIES BORN | JANUARY 1957, IN METROPOLITAN DETROIT 
AND CITY OF PONTIAC 
1ST PRIZE:A $25.00 Saving Bond 
2ND PRIZE:A $12.25 Deluxe Nurse Kit 
3RD PRIZE: A $6.95 Hankscraft Vaporizer ‘ 
4TH TO 8TH PRIZE: A $6.95 Box of 50 R. G. Dun Saag 
Imprinted “It’s A Boy or Girl” Cigars 
9TH PRIZE: A $4.95 West Bend.Bottle Sterilizer 
10TH TO 14TH PRIZE: A $2.65 Box of 50 King Edward 
Imprinted “Boy or Girl” Cigars 
15TH PRIZE: An 8x10 Color Enlargement of Your 
Favorite Babies Picture 
materials | ‘ 
“fhe arid Southwest! Shooting Stars ~ ‘56 Home Building High | ~ ee AND 18 OTHER PRIZES FREE! 
that oa nowelby the Millions — gettin it per cent trom the Se TO THE FIRST 33 OF JAN. Ist, 1957 
YOUR (Complete DRUG STORE bad * s 0 ‘ ‘ F ae ‘ 7 ‘a 
Kiss Earth Daily ee gla dha agnrd REG 23 
JOHNSON'S NEW YORK @-—Speedy visitors|ing year in the country’s history. 
from space kis the earth 2,300\The United States Savings and SiMILGE 
times a second, by new calcula), pan League notes that the 1956 
tions reported today. ‘evel of home building—estimated Assorr's 
visitors are meteors OF .+ 11 million units — has been i i 0 Ma i D pea VI-D AYLIN BABY 
VALUES! DROPS SH Pp 
wai, LIMIT 12 CANS J 20 $348 rinse. 59: 
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OM, SHOE, SHOE! — Actress Marie Windsor isn’t just horsing 
.? around for @ publicity picture — she really knows how to shoe a 
- factory, perhaps,! horse. And she can tune up a car like a garage mechanic. She picked 
ee eee] > the willis Shen she tived on her parents’ ranch at Maryevele, “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KI 
S.13SNIM OL SSINISNG = 
  
They are so numerous they jo59 1954 and 1955. 
might blast open a. 
space ship long before it could | . 
journey to the moon or Mars. More Room at Airport 
be of the     ‘exceeded only by that of the years 
‘es one of the great- . GRAND RAPIDS ®—Kent Coun- 
est barriers to the promised age ity airport’s renovated waiting 
of space travel. room is expected to be ready next 
The new calculations are that week with facilities expanded to 
“_ 200 million shooting stars visible a-commodate 100 persons. The for- 
to the naked eye Zing into the mer capacity was 28. The expan- 
earth's atmosphere every day. (sion. on which construction start- 
They range from the size of dust og weeks . cost $20,000. Meads—S50cc ASPIRIN 
Gee cts aot ar Manes aoe e_See om $919 LIMIT 12 CANS TO A CUSTOMER 
total, the 200 million daily visitors TRI-VI-SOL eeeeeeve 
weigh at least 10 tons. They travel Gas Reserves Largest ; ‘ Tee 18 
cae per Racoon’ recap hid een DALLAS,— Proved recoverable cee 43 FOR - 
in incadescent brightness from) "eserves of natural gas in the omy ST. JOSEPH = 
of our "; air. | United States at the beginning of { 
thay ai cone tran secaed 1955 amounted to 2237 tilio 3 CHILDREN ASPIRIN= : eeeee } 
empty 50's 9: < |   
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ll P foe aay El CHILDREN| BABY . OUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S” 
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man is on | cubic feet, a new record and an 
“the eve of exploring with little | increase of 12 trillion cubic feet 
moons. ® ’ 
jover reserves at the start of 1955. DEXTRI-MALTOSE wt el 19° ; | — ONLY 
    
        man-made 
The estimate is based upon the; : . 
number of meteors actually seen| THe watch industry of Switzer- Regular 49e—Davol ~ 33 n J jOHNSC ) rr) =. 
fomen observers. at = —-* oe NURSERY TONGS eoeeeeeeee BABY “ 
a = Regular 40c—Evenfio   
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Reguier 1@¢ Eoch—Seve ie [gin : 
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always keeps your baby socially acceptable. 
Accurately sized by baby's weight. Playtex 
ponties keep their shape and softness till your if : — : . 
Seepeahonein Mek ‘Koroseal 
  
          
               
        
     r. A. H. of 124 E. Howard St., Pontiac was the winner 
‘RCA Victor Color Television offered as the first prize 
sent drawing sponsored by the seven Shop-Rite Super 
ts, The TV set was given by Frayer’s Appliances at 589 
ird Lake Ave. Mr. Kimpel entered the winning ticket at 
St. Shop-Rite Market, 148 E. Howard St. Shown in 
left to right are, Mr. Philip E. Rowston, prominent 
id City Commissioner drawing the winning ticket, 
ier of the Huron Friendly Shop-Rite Mar- 
e from Nick’s Shop-Rite Super Market and 
yer’s Appliances. 
‘TAKE 
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Science, Engineering Make Big aca Experiments’ Successful at U. of M. in'S6) 
telescope 28 feet in diameter to re-| 
‘Bonbon Via Wire 
* Offered From Paris 
PARIS (INS)—Paris confection. | 
Under a system called “Tele- 
Candys,” patterned after the 
flowers by wire scheme, orders 
for bonbons can be placed in some 
Paris candy shops for immediate 
delivery on a global scale. 
On orders outside France, the 
exact time of delivery can -be 
specified. ’ 
To Pick Miss Michigan 
        
    
  
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STORES 
en bllgcucy DRUG STORE 
*Huron Cor. Telegraph | #4985 Dixie By. We Give Holden Trading Stamps Next to National Foods 
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 
After-Christmas Bargains! 
ALL PRICES SLASHED! 
65 Alka Selizer................. 
19 Grove's Bromo Quinine........... 59° 
100 5 Grain Aspirin Tablets.......... ¥ 
1.35 Seratan Gramiles....... 69° 
100 Iodine Ration Tablets........... 34 
100 Dicalciam Capsules With Vitamin D. . 69° 
100 Vitamin A Capsules, 25,000 Units . . 
100 Hi Potency 
Multiple Vitamins With B12... 
45* Fletcher's Castoria.......... 
100 Schneider's Vitamin Mineral Caps. 
30° Baker's Liquid Milk . . 
25° Evenflo Unit, lle 
90° Doan's Kidney Pills . . 
498 Value Relax Bed Pan......... 
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    DAN RIVER DRESS-UPS Ho. ete Serie ote tort OL $925 
+ $200 
NOW! SAVE ON WOOL MELTON SUBURBANS! Yessir, savings to beat the 
band on Penney’s fully tailor- ONLY 
ed, fully quilt lined subarbans. 
Hefty 19-ounce melton ue = 88 
new wool, 50% reproce: 10 
wool). 
‘SPECIAL VE SUBURRANS] This great Penney value 
couldatt be timed pos 
nylon flecked wool 
suburbans, quilt . 
right thru the sleeves. ° 
sizes 6 te 18   
      
      
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SECOND FLOOR | Senties BURT F FO. See eee 
reduced, 6 enly     
bargain price MISSES BLOUSES reduced for year end, almest 
200 to go 
MISSES WOOL SKIRTS reduced, buy new 
  
  
SHEER STRETCHABLE NYLONS reduced perfect quality 
FUR LINED LEATHER GLOVES reduced 
womens’ ] 
MENS’ en aean also Wool Vicara 
Nylon ROBES, reduced 
fancy WATER-REPELLENT TOP-COATS, reduced 
21 only te go 
« MENS’ Cs LED HORSEHIDE JACKETS, 
reduced, 13 only 
WOMENS’ LEATHER OR FABRIC SLIPPERS, 
reduced, now just 
  
  
JUNIOR BOYS’ SNOW 5 reduced $ 88 and 
Sizes 3 to 8, all go at ae. 8 ¥ Be warm quilt-lined plaids and melton. 
BOYS’ QUILT-LINED “CAT'S EYE” JACKETS, 
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    Have ‘All New’ Look by ‘60 
South of the broad avenue, a a 
  
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rile 
ernment has proposed to construct 
a new official residence for the 
t. The garden of the 
‘presidential palace will merge 
with the skirts of the hills on 
which the two old fortresses 
stand. 
East of the mansion the gov- 
ernment to erect headquar- 
ters for sit. ministries as well as 
a spacious convention hall and 
an auditorium. stories high will be erected. The 
extensive land north of the avenue) 
will include private residential 
sections laid out so that each of 
‘the small areas will have its own 
parks, schools, churches and busi- 
hess districts. 
'U. &. SQUARE 
In the center, of the area north 
jof Monumental Avenue, the plans 
call for construction of three in- 
terconnected trading centers. The! . 
first center, to be named “United ‘Dog Bites Man’ Makes 
States Square” will be the bank- Bad News This Time! ing and office headquarters. 
e° ¢ | BRISTOL, Conn. @ — Andrew Known as “France Square,” the iver Jr., Jost control of his truck. |Second center will be reserved for|t, veered off the highway and     
  
     
     
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entrance channel, the Cuban gov-| 
ernment owns a 700-acre tract Wax Protects Surface surrounding Morro Castle and the 
Oscar|Cabana fortress. Both  strong- 
holds had protected the capital 
during the stormy early years of 
the country. 
Between the citadels, the gov- Wax provides a hard, ‘dry, soil-| 
resistant film that keeps kitchen 
jsurfaces sparkling. It protects 
them from wear as well as making 
them easier to keep clean.     
  * the door of a parked car and a 
woman fell out from behind the 
steering wheel, 
did not have the ignition key. 
istrates found her guilty of being 
while under the influence of drink. 
Mrs, Elsie Sykes, 34-year-old Leeds) 
housewife, told the court: Can't Even Ride Bike, 
Guilty of Drunk’ Driving}, 
—Law Finally Changed 
LONDON (INS) — Police opened 
The woman could not drive, she 
But Bradford, Yorkshire mag- 
in charge of her husband's car 
“I have never driven a car and THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956. 
Arrest Woman 
Sitting in Auto   
    {law is the law and Mrs. #2 Thumb Gets Clipped; so severely he hed to have i 
She was given a ‘“‘con- gern ditional discharge” and to|Hiker Takes a Bus He caught the next bus héme. pay three guineas ($8.92) oan aad 
Now, the law concerning “‘drunk| BROOKFIELD, ra Outlook Good 
in a Hoa a Qovent qecnmetinal: beards: Furniture on Novem new) Melvin Carter, trying to hitch-| g ) RAPIDS # — Officials 
Ree are Te Act Te. & motorist hice to his home in Kinlock, Mo.,|ot the Grand Rapids rain in charge of a car if it can be|St00d a bit too close to the high-| position Assn. predict & Boog Ruste 
shown that there was no likeli-jway, he told state troopers. terns” for its winter furniture 
te ena cee rane and) A car came slong and whacked! market, Jan. 316, The winter mars rson concerned ‘ on the eee Vile ea. his outstretched thumb, bruising it'ket drew 2,287 buyers last year. 
The hitch with Mrs. Sykes, how- 
ever ig that her offense actually 
occutred on August 14, 
And what does Mr. Sykes think 
about all this? He sold his car be- 
  
  Mrs. Sykes’ lawyer, Bernard 
Field, protested that his client 
“was no more than & passenger 
and could not have set the car in 
motion." 
But to British magistrates the oe Miss McCoy, on crutches after Y a fall, persuaded the youngster 7 
some small child was probably in| 
greater need, Three Cent Offering 
Rejected—With Love    
      
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  a deluxe shopping district and the |< . a car|would not know the first thing to| CLARKSDALE, Miss. #—Chil- rowp of buildings at least 12) fe planed es a hist * Serae® comeing tot ane wen YOUR OWN TIRES 
torical center which will be called) witler told police his dog had|mind a car.” School here were making contri- x ved got the with, $ 12 
Gets ‘Oscar’ “Spain. Square. *  |jumped onto the seat and playfully} Mrs, Sykes admitted that she/butions to a drive for crippled and Foor a new 
Provisions have been made for (bit his ear and that he lost control |had been drinking with friends) children. Suburbanites. 
rom Toastmasters a modern aute parking system jot the vehicle while attempting and — was waiting in the “T’'m not going to give my three with recappable tire as 
Complete membership of the to cusreand all Gres squares | Nelthe ragga his dog een — — who had takes pennies to the crippled children,” ; 
with capacity for 7,000 cars. either Miller nor his . one little girl told Miss McCoy, wy attended the injured. The prosecution alleged that Mrs. 11. teacher. “T want you to have . 
night, at the YMCA,) Adjacent to the Havana Harbor Sykes was sitting behind the steer|em because you're crippled.”  |Y GOO DYE A R 
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rovides LOWER TOTAL FOOD BILLS FOR 
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Dill Pickles % 2Q°|Potato Chips’: 79° 8 (=ve%. BORDEN’S | ‘Bell s Giant 0° | Mactard Premium sated -y 19: TOMATO 
Glacier Club Ripe Olives ‘ CAN 29° | Mustard JUICE 
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            cents. Two medium size cays wil the good supply of calciunt that, J+ teaspoon pepper : P . Melt 8 squares of candy-making 
cost from 7 to 8 cents. milk provides. Check the menus). pin. ingredients and pack Make or Bors chocolate over boiling water; cover 
To encienige grater’ ae. each day so that children get 8)into greased loat pan. Bake in a Ask the gang to stop by your|popcorn with melted chocolate. 
quart, -adelts 3 - Cups, . a house for soft drinks and popcorn|Cool and cut. 
cheese loaves, cream cheese, and [°° " __.... [slow oven G00 degrees F-) I hargnwhich .you.and. your. date| cs 
- en ee ee ae ee oe = can step into the kitchen and| Too many eggs in cookle dough 
rian adie : he ieend sreama beet . As water changes to steam it) make! , line an &x4-inch loaf|may make it tough unless there is 
tees than wanal. | Fialloes bread, iaked expands 1,700 times its original/pan with waxed paper, then spread|a corresponding amount of fat 
| There is'no food substitute for a feediam onion, grated volume, . A 2 cups of popcorn over it evenly.|added. 
      before buying the food for special FRUITS - Oranges, tangerines, 
ia the Consumer Market-; grapefruit and apples lead the 
: tne feilieametica Agent. Mrs. supply of fruits. \ 
ebaiee Lawyer. Both fresh and Good quality Florida avocados 
ego gpantagore| add color and interest texture to    
'To ripen, leave them at room 
-Both prices of pork|temperature until the outside skin 
and beef are slightly higher bate emt ya. roe Then 
week, mainly due to the fact that they can be stored in the refrig-| 
fewer animals were slaughtered erator. 
= qeoand tow bam end wesijlast week | ae ete good | 
~ Pmectum cake ty, chopped Smoked ts im the lime- quality and reason priced. 
imely © , ‘Fresh dates are found in most te cents depending upon Markets. Try them with cereals, 
i cut and cure. When deciding the in breads, for dessert and in 
| best value for the family, réemem- {Salads 
hi . ber that whole hams will serve = VEGETABLES - The supply and 
- ay oe three people per pound, portions (prices of vegetables ‘are much like 
_ serve two, halves serve about last week with several exceptions.    
   
  
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fi   ham is an excellent tomatoes are slightly lower in 
pork roast, Half a pork) price this week, and shoppers 
. enough for an average-sized will weleome the good supply of 
in a mederately hot oven, family, cooks done ip a 325 degree’ quality lettuce at about 20 cents 
about 45 minutes,/F_ oven in 3% to 4 hours. It needs a head. 
. ing ing STAPLES - Tomato 4 | : nor basting durin juice, pick- drippings. cooking. Like all fresh pork, it eg pork and ‘beans, and tuna| | The*Pause “if He if 
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ciuniiie“aemnaat et pk ‘receiving special emphasis. This that Refreshes Liverwurst, thuringer. and other may be a good time to replenish 
— featured for attrac- |pantry shelves at a savings 
jew Year's eve. EGGS & DAIRY - To ease the extre-rich pan- or reaj thrift, wise shoppers every day food budget, two large 
i pre may select from those meat cuts size eggs wil] stibstitute as a serv 
tess in demand at this time.. ling of meat for as little as 8 to 10 
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ALL DAY SUNDAY and 
NEW YEAR'S DAY 
__ Complete Selection of Champagne 
| LIQUOR Wink COLD POP and MIXES 
TO TAKE OUT    
          Wrigleys E-Z Fry Brand 
~ FRYING All one quality — All 
top quality - flavorful. 
CHICKENS fic", 
Wrigleys E-Z Fry Frying Chicken Parts 
ome AO as, SO AS Dinner Redy Chickens 2 Bae Rey em Rat. Woh, Bach 99° minutes. 
Lean Freshly Ground c Hygrade Fresh or Smoked . 
Ground Beef ww. 43° Liver Sauage Lb. 39 
Glendale or Peschke Gunsberg—All Steer Brisket ° e iy 
Skinless Franks Lb. 45 Corned Beef = Lb. 65° Cut-Up 
        
          
      
        
        
          
        
        
   Micklebery—By the Pies. Fresh Lake Erie Boneless 
Beer Salami. 1» 55° Perch Fillets, u. 4.5° Lean, Tender—Ist 7 Rib Cuts Genuine Idlewild Brand 
Pork Loin Roast Lb. 33 Cornish Hens ,?° t2. 99°    
           
       
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           Kool Krisp Red Ripe Top Frost Frozen Sliced 
Tomatoes. _ Strawberries 14-02. 
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- NORTHERN : 39 New Year's buffet dinner and parties _ sugar, fine for 
ij NAPKINS, 80 counf...... 10° nee earth Tes we Cottage Frozen Waffles 2s 29° 
U.S, NO. 1—SKINLESS c Armour’s ee an Frozen Beverages for Your Party 
‘HOT DOGS .........3u». 89 TREET [fh Bed Badishes 2 ae 19 ei fae oe oe : ¥ Kool Krisp for 
ZIPPER SKIN c : Green Onions 2 sancner 19° 4 oie, Ope | 
Ree RINES tea. 29 i oa Calter ma a Sap (Zz ‘Welch Grape Juice ztese Navel Oranges “she peo 99° = AF Dole Pineapple Juice 2 Sams 39° 
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- Dip Will Delight} 
Jaded Appetits, 
You will find this unusual spread 
delights even the most jaded party appetites, 
Bleu-Cotiage Cheese Spread 
2 eu _{} pound package) creamy cot- 
[reap Gattornsa Ghoten erunanet 
Combine ingredients and mix in 
an electric mixer or with a rotary 
beater until smooth. Garnish with 
California Dip:—Combine 1 pint 
sour cream and 1 package onion 
soup mix just as it comes from 
the package. For one cup of mix 
use 4% pint sour cream and 3 table- 
spoons (% package) well blended 
onion soup ‘mix. 
Lemon Mayonnaise 
Makes Salad Zippy   
ot zip, and you'll zip ahead when 
you serve this combination with a 
fish entree, 
Lemon Cheese Mayonnaise 
} oes 
« cup fresh lemon juice it ry F peer     
  
pint salad oil, Beat until dressing is 
thick. This makes about 2% cups 
of mayonnaise. When serving add 
the crumbled roquefort cheese. 
Sauerkraut, Franks 
Cooked Atop Stove 
Thrifty but delicious! 
Skillet Sauerkraut And Franks . 
3 ted) butter or margarine 
\e cup diced onion 
3 (out into -tmeh rounds) 
1 eas (1 sauerkraut (drained) 
\e cup brown sugar 
Melt butter in 9 or 10-inch skillet 
over low heat; add onion and 
trankfurters. 
Mix well and reheat slowly, cov- 
ered, for about 15 minutes,- Makes 
3 servings, 
Cheese-Apple 
Starlets Make 
Nice Snacks 
Cheese-Apple Starlets taste -best |Head Lettuce wwe .....2 = 39   when they're served hot from the 
oven! The rich cheese-pastry dough: 
is filled with spicy apple butter for. 
a snack that everyone will enjoy.) 
Make the Starlets in advance and! 
keep them in the refrigerator until) 
- you're ready to serve. Then bake 
Make Beef Stroganoff 
With Leftover Meat 
Leftover rare roast beef may be 
made into Beef Stroganoff, Cut it 
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Turkeys noth | SHANK PORTION 
10 TO 16 LB. SIZES 
45° SOUTHERN STAR BRAND LB. 
Canned   
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Tomatoes «= 19° 
Celery Hearts w= ......~ 29e 
Maine Potatoes “' .. 15 “ 59c eer FROZEN FOODS 
Libby's Squash . . . . . ror 19¢ Libby's Orange Juice . . 2 cans 33¢ 
Mixed Vegetables oz 2 *xos. 3%e Libby’s Pies ssero0 runcry 4 ror 7% 
Ubby’sPeos ... . . . 2 83% 88¢ Potato Puffs vorann srano bcc. 25¢ 
Libby's Strawberries suceo 2 jax 45¢ —Pizarettes ocorann srano , , bxo. 55¢ 
  
Potato Chips ~:" % 5% 
Coffee Cake suze... 29¢ 
Cherry Pies ares. tax 43 
Cheddar Cheese - 5% t 
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  Hams TOP QUALITY, COMPLETELY CLEANED 
  7 PETTIE BIRD BRAND—4 TO 6 LB. SIZES 16-OZ. C EACH 
Roasting Chickens » 49. Chuck Roast .... = 39% 
‘AsP Grapefruit Juice .. 4\<2: 
       
   
      
     
     
   
             
     
      
      
       
           
        
     
         
         
     
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SULTANA SMALL WAPORTED, STUFFED, 
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Dailey Dill Pickles 33% Hu & 29 
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Tomato Juice ye ‘n’ 
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Maraschino Cherries = “3 41c 
SULTANA BRAND 
Salad Dressing 31 
Butter Kernel Corn . . 2 cas 3lc 
Krispy Crackers sunsuine "Ot O7¢. 
Minute Maid onnorince 3 fan 59¢ 
Waxed Paper ‘Siam 2 vous 35¢ 
Clark’s Chewing Gum 6 "= 20¢ __Nylonge Spon; aa. won 23¢ 
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        jo instant dry milk 
~\egg yolks. Cook over hot water, 
. stirring oceasionally, until] mixture 
l,/coats a spoon, Remove from heat; 
| not dry. Stir chilled lquetied beaded. Cll 2 cope of this Iique 
Place remaining liquefied dry 
milk in top of double boiler; add 
brown sugar,..1 whole egg and 2 
cool, 
Beat egg whites until stiff but 
dry milk, vanilla, nutmeg and 
beaten egg whites inte cooled cus- 
*, }frozen, arrarige frozen strawberries Dp Differ ren Ki ‘nd of Eng Nog stantly, Blend in pure vanilla ex- 
tract and salt. 
Serve hot in punch cups or mugs. | 
Garnish with whipped cream and 
a dash of ground nutmeg. 4 serv- 
ings. 
All the above drinks have been 
punch with a fruit base, try this 
one. Freeze your ice for the 
punch bow! in a ring mold. 
Cover the bottom of the mold 
with about one inch of water and 
place in freezer. When partially 
        Shave ‘yon dear served a bet walk 
  
      made with milk. If you want a ‘° 
       ter of punch bow! just before aa 
Cheery Punch 
4 cups Water 
\ cup loose tea 
1% cups sugar 
dulce of 2 oranges 
1 package frozen strawberries, de, 
sted 
> quarts ginger ale 
Bring water to a full rolling | 
boll. Pour over loose tea (or 8 | 
teabags). Brew 4 minutes, Stir | 
and strain. Add sugar. Stir witil 
dissolved. Add orange juice and | 
strawberries. 
      ‘lemon or orange slices and mint 
‘leaves over it. Fill with more wa- Just before serving, pour into 
/punch bowl over block of ice.| 
  punch? It will be a refreshing ter and freeze, Turn out into cen- |Add ginger ale. Serves 25-30. 
Make Breakfast 
a Family Meal 
CHICAGO (INS)—-So you've gone 
ito the trow of fixing a good 
breakfast d still everybody 
idashes it off in a few gulps and 
iswaliows ... 
ne! Change your tactics, Try com- 
|panionship, too. . own SE |whites and sugar. Fold into cran-|change on a bitterly cold night to| New that perry mixture just before serving.|serve in place of coffee or mulled 
res price, | Sprinkle with grated nutmeg. wine. See if the,children don't go even too expensive. secon of the regular egg We think you will welcome this and beg 
refreshing, tangy lemon recipe for egg nog for it is lower Hot Vanilla Butterscotch Milk | 
nog. ee ee we eee ~ > Punch 
Lemon Egg Nog Ele ues ty wah aot Oe 2 cup bet water 8 ones / calorie count is almost half that 3 pears butier or margarine 
pnd suger fautce of regular recipes for egg nog. ie teaspoon ai vanilla extract 
a lemon rind Low Calorie Egg Nog me 
quarts By milk powder Melt sugar over low heat in a 
: the eggs with a rotary or| % cup brown sugar, firmly packed (2- quart saucepan, stirring con-| 
. or the as 7 aapoons rants extract pgs se earn stir in dling juice lemon ’ teaspoon nutmeg ter bring the mixture to 
l. Add the milk slowly,} Pour water into large bowl; |point. Add butter or margari 
(sprinkle instant nonfat dry milk ook 1 to 2 es. Add| 
. until nih and heat slowly, stirring con- 
    
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or with your choice of added flavoring. Pictured 
above is Lemon Egg Nog. sity of Wisconsin nutrition expert, 
says breakfasts which are family 
meals stand a better chance of be- 
ing eaten, 
persons . > 
food first thing in the morning. “1She said 
  ia look at the garden, walk the dog 
or just survey the neighborhood 
from the porch.”   
    
      
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LEMONS . ™ 29° 
| Kin = CHEER... 99° _ Complete Assortment of 
S-WINES-LiQUORS “°OUy   
             
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3 COOKED SALAMI 
         
   1 MAINE 
TOES 
25 89: ‘ROYAL CRUSHED or DICED 
PINEAPPLE 
5 or 49   
BACON 
ROUND STEAK 
ROLLED RUMP Armour’s Columbia Sliced” 
Sirloin or Boneless 39: 
  
T-BONE 
STEAKS 
69%.   Pure Beef 
Hamburger 
Sis. 89°   
CENTER CUT 
GLADIOLA CANNED 
  
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KINGNUT OLEO......" “69° 
“10° 
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who “‘just can’t face’ 
“Get some fresh air first. Take 
    
       
              
  Sprinkle Maple Sugar 
ion Top of Pie Crust 
Vermont and maple . sugaring 
will be -your first thought when 
you make this fanciful dessert.' 
jIt's easy as reaching into the 
freezer for those gogd individual | 
frozen apple pies. Heat pies as 
directed on the package. While hot, 
sprinkle tops with crumbled or, 
grated maple sugar. Return to 
‘oven for 2 or 3 minutes until] ma-. 
ple sugar becomes soft. Spread 
with a knife. Delicious either warm 
    or cold! 
  
Cook sliced mushrooms and wide | 
strips of green pepper together in a. 
little butter or margarine and top. 
  FRIDAY & SATURDAY ; 
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1A. M, to 7:45 P.M. |   
  ROAST PORK and Dressing with 
Cranberry Sauce 
      
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Bow! and Cups 
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  Morrell or Rath 
PRE-COOKED 
HAMS 12 to 14 POUNDS 
   Morrell and Rath Boneless and Skinless 
CANNED HAMS ™   15: 
Choice Rib Steaks......° 59°   
  
Choice Sirloin...........° 65* 
HOT DOGS or 
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    NOTICE! ‘ Food-O-Mat Stock Up for Your Celebration Party! Prepare These Wonderful Low Cost RINE 1 Will Be 
Closed All'Dey — Food-O-Mat Foods! Make It the Start of a Prosperous New Year for Everyone! 
Hygrade’s Famous Delicious 
CANNED 
HA $ Phillips Farm Fresh 
Hand - Picked 
TOMATOES        
        
       
            Ready to make your 
New Year's Party or 
Dinner the nicest yet! 
62 Lhs. 
COCA COLA or SQUIR Case of 24 Bottles       
          
     
     CAKE MIX....... m 10° Bonita Flakes F Be os a | BISCUIT MIX..... 1m 
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-rglhea amcmian Turkey, Souffle 
“IsPrideful Dish “Leftover” has unappealing con- 
notations; Calis” tee moot Ge 
gant. So why not dress up leftover 
cheese souf- 
is sharp Cheddar cheese. This is 
not to mention the nonfat dry milk 
and eggs that make it extra nu- 
tritieus and ever so good. 
Undeniably Turkey and Broc- 
coli Cheese Souffle is substantial. 
And such a joy to prepare after 
that holiday dinner of so many    
  ‘Cheese Filing 
| With Figs, Nuts 
| |party use on tiny hearts or circles 
_jand they are just plain good ‘if Here’s a delightful addition to 
your list of treasured little goodies 
to serve for a tea. 
These sandwiches are dainty for   filing is spread between two 
pieces of bread for any old time. 
Tea Party Sandwiches 
About 20 dried figs 
i cup pecan or walnut meats 
% cup confectioners sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 
23 ounce or 1 large package cream 
Milk to soften the cheese 
Cover the dried figs with boil- 
ing water for 10 minutes, Then 
drain and, with scissors, snip off 
the stems. Cut the figs into very Invite Friends 
tor Cranberries 
and Wattles 
For a special dessert this holl- 
day season invite your neighbors in ‘to share a simple buffet. Then 
Hot Cranberry 
Waffles for dessert. It’s. a flavor 
whole cranbe' 
en your table and light up faces in 
an instant. 
Bubbly me Gromer Wattle 
For 8 aon peut need: 
9 waffles (4 sections each) .. . (Make 
\ recipe on pancake mix box) 
1 quart vanilla ice cream 
1 recipe Cranberry Butter Sauce 
Cranberry Butter Sauce: Com- 
bine in saucepan 1 (1-Ib.) can 
whole cranberry sauce, % cup but- 
ter and \ cup light brown sugar. 
Heat to boiling; remove from heat. 
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TURKEY AND BROCCOLI SOUFFLE — This high and mighty || 
Turkey and Broccoli Cheese Souffle is truly a many-sided wonder— 
and a crisp cucumber for crunch with chopped broccoli, tender turkey, sharp Cheddar cheese and non- 
contrast. fat dry milk. To say nothing of the eggs! It's the most elegant 
Pour cold, cold milk into tall el When the putty, way we know of utilizing leftover turkey. 
souffle ‘emerges from the oven you + 
have a simple dinner fit for an epi-| 
cure. 
Here is a parting reminder: Cau- 
tion everyone to be on time for 
dinner, They can wait a while,, 
the souffle won't! 
Turkey and Broccolj Cheese | 
Souffle tiny pieces or put them through} Top one waffle section with a 
the food grinder. scoop of vahilla ice cream. Then 
Chop the nuts or grind until they|spoon Cranbe:ry Butter Sauce over 
are very fine. Blend the figs and|the ice cream. Serve immediately. 
nuts with the sugar, lemon juice 
and the cheese. If too stiff to courses! While it slowly bakes 
to a triumph of flavor and tex- 
ture, slice some ripe tomatoes 
  
Double pork chops, each cut 
spread, add a little milk. Best on/with a pocket, take to stuffing and 
baking.           white bread. 
  
  
     
   
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    how many more they will need for the dance 
om New Year's Eve. These giris are in charge 
of refreshments, but all the girls attending will 
bake cookies. | WE HAVE ENOUGH — Linda Gaylord street, Sue Uligian of Starr avenue and 
\. cup butter 
‘q cup flour 
¥ cup nonfat dry milk 
1 cup water 
4g teaspoon salt   
Desh of cayenne 
Teenagers Don Aprons; 
      
      
        Cat with floured cutters. Bake | 3 cups grated sharp ar cheese 
- 10 minutes at 375 degrees on ects Bochage frozen chopped broce: 
- greased cookie sheet. 2 cups diced cookeg aurkey 
io. Make Party Cookies | tins casiors wit sso makel } Sicster yo = eS molded cookies. She likes to make, ? {eblespocns lemon, Sice 
ich ¢ bly . ti oy 
JANET ODELL well. Add egg and flavorings. Beat ee ae eee eee ur Meni] ¢ ee whiter, beaten. stuff 
Press Home Editor until smooth and creamy. Add... Wedding Cakes. Her recipe js| 1" a saucepan melt butter; blend girls ao feet on| sifted fe. fereliens Dieide simply titled Sugar Balls. io Somes senty stir in 1-3 cup milk : 
despite their trivo- dough parts. 2 “ dissolved i i j 
ik about boys, Elvis, boys,/spoon red food coloring into one SUGAR BALLS lw water. Aad salt and or a BORDEN’S ge 
hes, bays, school and boys.’ part. By Linda Gaylord | cook unti] thickened. Stir in cheese . : BREAST-O-CHICKEN 
ies on gener aj| «all a teaspoon of dough into » "cup confectioners suger key. a ae , | : strip inches long. Place one teaspoons venilia 
strip of each calor side by side. | } Stee nea Tour | Beat egg yolks slightly with 2) talked | school) Press together and twist like a | 1 op ig arlaggeel ag|‘sbiemmrens water, 3 ~\y ly. were busy . Cream tter and sugar, a lemon juice and lemon ri They rope. their New Year's ‘vanilla and water and blend. Add|beat in 1-3 cup nonfat dry milk. 7 
mee. All the girls in the| Bake on ungreasec cookie sheet -itted flour and chopped nuts. Mix|Blend cheese sauce into egg yolk Y2 Galion Carton 
sponsoring the party a Ee thoroughly, Chiil dough. mixture. Fold in egg whites which 
cookies for the refreshment until light brown. move ith | Form into balls one-inch in di-/have been beaten until stiff and Cc 2 
The three we talked with|/Pan while warm and sprinkle with , eter, Place one inch apart on|pour into casserole. \ C 
be doing the baking them-|mixture of % cup crushed PePPeT ungreased baking sheet. Bake at} Place casserole in & pan of hot! ' mint candy and 4% ans ee ———er 300 Gearers mS palnates. ; Walid} woter ond tale aicorerst: 168 . 
“Beverly Lindquist making |warm roll in additional confection-| preheated 325 degree oven 
Cane Cookies. These cookies mr skelers sugar. Cool. Roll in sugar|70 minutes. Serve at once. Serves! : 
beca again, 6-8.   
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Reservations are pouring to the several clubs hereabouts that will give gala 
Year's Eve parties, oe 
Bloomfield Hills Country Club has many for gr 
of sixteen, the limit set by the club. One of th 
small groups will stop off for cocktails with Mr. 
_ |Mrs. James J. Nance before attending. a 
;| At Bloomfield Open Hunt a similar affair will 
. given. Early 
are those of Mr. and M 
Shakespea re |John Maddox, Mr. and Edward E. Wilson, Mr. 
Play Gets Mrs.. Arthur Buterbaugh, 
M® and Mrs. Gordon 
New Look ets, ms. and airs Unique Version of! winiams pas the tor a 
‘Troilus, Cressida’ |reitnes. 
Is Bombshell an interesting guest, 
CHRISTINA KIRK sum, a classmate of By Willbraham, Mass. John’ NEW YORK (INS)—A tremen-\mMr, and Mrs. Chari 
dous spectacle of lust and warfare|Cranbrook road, had 
~ lexploded on the stage of the Winter|/€vents for the boys 1 
sjenton Inet Stans 06 the OO Vie) Sa See ee 
Company presented a unique ver-| ames J. Nance’s 
sion of Shakespeare's satirical| $Pending the holidays 
comedy “Troilus and Cressida.” 
No flowing togas impeded the os Imente 
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popular cape in this navy sheer wool ing feminine softness to the silhouette. 
from the spring collection of Larry Ald- Tied with self-bows at neckline and 
rich, The artfully draped silk chiffon waist, the dress has a pegged skirt that 
collar falls into a shoulder cape, lend- tapers to the hemline. Lili abhi A voluminous fake lamb skirt, with down the front, is worn over slim pants versus lec! 
gz » RELFLEF matching mittens, adds a frivolous note of ribbed velvet. A blouse to match the |lusty action closer 
to this lounge costume shown by Jacques _ trousers and a wide velvet belt complete |**°4i"s of modern audiences. 
Heim. The gray skirt, slit all the way __ the outfit. FIGHTING IN AISLES rm 
At times the theater had 
look of an Olson and Johnson 
extravaganza, with actors dodging 
Womens Section 7*} FER EEE : The cast w 
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 PAGES 88-85 ging wale’ 
Tyet i, 
Faery il ii.   Personal News of Interest in Are . dent attached to the Greek forces. 
Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Lemke; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Vaillan- of Lake Orion and Mrs, Adele ee ee eee 
: was a believable beautiful land family of Maurer road ae court of Trinity drive are receiving! Estimbre of France. <n he 
enjoying. the snow-white beaches,|congratulations on the birth of a! * *« @ Je eee — = 
‘the sunshine and the refreshing}son, Paul William, Dec. 9 at St.) Wotnentay evening Giilies guests} guished and handsome. 
| *| i f . Maude - | Mexico during their vaca-|Joseph Mercy Hospital, tga o Mrs. Mande Wag | For those who can take Shake. 
Grandparents of the infant are|Mr. and Mra. Robert Byrnes of} spears ane aaa aed sacri- 
of Mr. and Mrs, William Vaillancourt! Marquette street. theater shouldn't be too hard   
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The 
engagement Hy 
if i announced by| comedy of a man who Is in 
Mr. and Mrs. es. < Wie fo ayelling ‘Seep. verse.” i s 
a per 
and Cremida’ is stil wp stake argaret Tutty , 3 Wayne ~ soenetls cieoves ‘ |Speaks Vows 
Modern as next year, these hostess neckline and long, full skirt. The black \emy, Annapolis, Md. : Le Peter is she The Daily News critic found the 
_ gowns shimmer with stainless steel gown features a harem-trousered skirt. |the holidays with oe = son of Mr. and Owe, Guihtle thinks (the is thread shot through the fabric to give it a Both were designed by Robert Rosen- | ; 7 & Mrs. Nick  \q satirical comedy—and afgrnber 
festive air. The white gown (right) feld. 478 oe pa = -Bakalis of |it last evening at the Winter Gar- 
follows conventional lines, with cowl Detroit. 
They're Easy to Finish | : 
Make Pretty Place Mats as Gifts 
Pretty place mats are fun to|tangular, square, oval, round. Or,an apron you'll need about - , 1 — Coming Events 
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Garyet of 
announce the 
their daughter, 
Theodora, to 
Sam Savas, 
son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Abraham 
Savas of 
Myrtle street, 
She attends 
  
Family Reunion Held 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kremer 
}0f Lakeside drive opened their 
home Tuesday for a reunion of 
Mrs. Kremer’s family. This was 
the first reunion in 14 years. 
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 
[Duvet of Holly, Mrs. Betty Amud-|fensley. The party was held at 
son and. family of Des Moines,| 
‘Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lasley of, 
Columbus, Ohio, the George Lasley) 
family and Mrs. Bula Lasley of! 
    
  
  
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year-end — 
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> @ Lovely jewel tones and pastels. Misses’, 
juniors’ and half sizes. Magnificent styles. 
@ Crisp taffetas, rayon worsteds, failles, 
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     Pontiac and Dennis Clark of Holly.| Guests included Mr. and Mrs. 
Carol Bolton, James Lyons Jr. 
Brenda Hensley and Mrs. Homer|Correct. Will you please 
In the January 
marriages fail? 4th Anniversary 
Party Occasion 
| Mrs, Beverly Hensley and Mrs. 
Ethe] Lyons were cohostesses at 
a birthday party for Hubert T. 
  the Lyons’ home on Elizabeth Lake 
road. The occasion also marked 
the fourth wedding anniversary of 
Mr. and Mrs. Hensely. 7 
Kenneth Kliewer, Mr. and Mrs. 
Leroy Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. 
James Lyons, Jimmie Bradsher,. 
Hensley, 
  
  
Ladies’ Home Journal Konstantine . 
Barkman road 
engagement of Wife Fears 
Home Films 
Bore Guests 
Husband Insists on 
Showing Movies to 
All Visitors * 
A reader asks the following 
question: “Will you please tell me 
if the practice 
moving pictures 
rect? I 
it is written ‘2nd,’ 
said that the Roman numeral 
set 
straight on this?” 
  By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
If we are determined to do so 
Every I would go over “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 
Team Exercise Proves Profitable 
  
Slim Pants’ 
for Skating 
NEW YORK (INS) — The fash- 
jonable ice skater this winter is 
supposed to show off only her 
form, not her legs. : 
Long tapered pants have re- 
placed those hip-skipping _ brief 
skirts as the stylish skating cos- 
-itume, Bulky sweaters top the slim 
pants, and skates have to be 
marked by a fuzzy red pompon. 
  morning 
to her house since she has a larger} 
which we use. We would exercise | 
for 20 minutes and then stop for a’ 
rest and a cup of coffee and exer- 
cise 20 minutes more. 
_ “We never missed except for a! 
couple of days during menstrual 
periods or when we went on vaca-| 
tions, or there was illness or 
  
    jmatched in living room and a recofd player favored, most of them very tailored and sleek under bulky toppers or 
sweaters. Some skaters 
ficized or stretch -type 
Even the girls who 
little swirling skirts 
may evens & 
  Latest Attire 
  You can exercise alone 
as this girl is doing, or 
with somedné else, as a foe eanrelaes : 
derive great benefit from one hour 
each morning. 
* 
Jeaflet “Essential Daily Routine 
for Beauty and Health,” send a 
stamped, self . addressed envelope 
with your request ‘for leaflet No. 
19 to Josephine Lowman in care of 
The Pontiac Press. 
New. Design 
in Dividers 
Is Functional NEW YORK (INS) — Many fs 
the room divider that werves no 
practical purpose, but t are 
units out now that can be used in 
a number of different ways. 
These units, created for George 
Tanier, Inc. of New York, are 
made of teakwood and can be had 
in a desk design, bar, cabinets 
with English trays and paneled 
shelves. They ‘are 60 inches tall 
and can be arranged side by side 
to stretch halfway across a room. 
A cabinet unit, which can be 
used as a china cabinet, for 
records, books, silver and linens,   
with a set of closed cabinets. 
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The total aspect of the dividers 
    smart woman when she| reader says she did. 
needs a new by looking 
in the mirror, not at the calendar.   
Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth 
Taylor, Ava Gardner, Cary 
Grant, Jeff Chandler—name 
two dosen big stars and 
court 
Is it boredom . . . pressure 
ef work . Py too _— at 
ow read “ io Se 
Many Hollywood Marriages 
Fail?” — frank revelations 
from people who see the 
stars with their hair down 
—such as a psychoanalyst, 
a divorce lawyer, a hotel * 
maid, a hairdresser. 
which marriages are un- 
PPY, are ben Kndreed Robert Seck’s 
and Stewart Granger’s for- 
mula for their happy mar- 
riages. The answers are 
enlightening — not only of 
marriages in Hollywood, 
but marriages in ; 
How to have a 
happy marriage Do you really know how to 
love? Can you learn? Is it 
ever too late to learn? Do 
you know what you want 
Erich Fromm and 
leading authorities discuss 
in py eam how married 
couples and those about to 
be married can turn their ro- 
mantic dreams into true 
happiness. Don’t miss “Can 
Love be Learned?” 
Imagine! Trim, slim, 110- 
pound Linda Rand once 
weighed 175 pounds, Her 
features were Yoat in puffs 
and rolls of fat. Learn how 
she lost 65 pounds — 144%” 
from her waist, 1114” from 
her hips —to become a pop- 
ular model‘and a happy 
bride, Here are 21 menus— 
a reducing schedule for an 
entire week — plus eight of 
Linda’s favorite once-a- 
week, off-diet recipes. 
If you've been wanting to 
lose weight, but have been 
utting it off, don’t miss 
Pthe iet That Turned Me 
Into a Model.” 
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  By EUGENE GILBERT | manners, at .eny rate. is widely; dicated girls.as “loud and bossy,”; gina Floyd of Little Rock, Ark..|behavior. M Reynolds, a 15+ Doma Eads, 19, of Butler, Mo., 
President of the recognized. ; . |elaiming that “the first thing you) #!4. ; _ jyearold Towa girl com-| reported this happens “when n 
Gilbert Youth Research Co, have to do ts’ shut up your date! Almost all the teenagers credit] ™ented. “Manners depend group thinks it is overdone 
    
  
  quately endowed with it, good manners occasionally embarrass)around are not accustomed 
Adult grumbles are dismissed in An 18-year-old Oxford, Iowa, girl them. : politeness.” 
the teenage camp with the indig- suggested, “He takes the girl 
  seem to have forgotten they acquainted with the rest of his * 
were ence Kis themselves tends.” Hemline Drop Our nationwide survey of teen- A ft-year-old girl from Da- t ; 
agers’ opinions on their own be- rien, Conm., sald: “He respects 
boys, and seven out of ten of the is respectful and pleasant to her 
girls questioned think of their family.” The hemline has reached im-,makes 
group as well-mannered, mate Sree ee ee Sor pote Gremesroumngn tinele ns 
“It's just all that bad publicity put it way: “He acts kindly to Paneer things 
ich makes adults look all womanhood, respects those who nS a at 
  be 
Bracelet Has 
Tuneful they tell you to speak up and talk 
to them like equals, and then they 
crush you like a worm if you dare echoing an ancient male groan. 
“Just being respectful and 
good table manners are also Im- 
portant,” he added. 
Girls felt the most impartant 
ingredients of acceptable mascu- 
line manners were these, in order 
of priority: 
1, General courtesy and polite- 
Watches ma 2. Proper oven ph 
1 doors one's ; ‘ 
Pen & Pencil Sets : render -afonpontflarwcdpeng 
Silv ; Ene BA . eeadaatine = opposite Sie 
Costume Jewelry }) str. ana Mrs, Albert N. Hawkins|6. Avoidance of any embarrass- 
Gift Items Jr. of Bentley, recently of Pontiac.) ment for one’s date; 7. Correct 
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McKim Jewelry |e vei sores. Ti he wn POPS PRESCHIPTION “Ste ote Tone yer” oe of Mr. and Mrs, William M. Bowen| The boys’ prescription for girls have * 
941 Orchard Lake, FE 4-5065 for nodes. A late summer wedding| included; 1. Courtesy and polite- too! Completely disguised as mills, 
is planned. ness: 2. Ladylike and good con-| Pattern No. 2593 contains hot-jtreasure chests, chalets or flower 
versation: 3. Feminine behavior;|iron transfer, material require-|baskets, these little musical charms| 
° 4 Careful dress; 5. Respect and/ments, stitch f{lustrations, color/sell for about $20 and offer 
) appreciation, chart, finishing directions. choice of 20 tunes. 
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS ves Send 25e im coins, your name, one : Fifty-three per cent of the/address and the pattern number The fake gold charms are set 
. . boys and 63 per cent of the giris|to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press,/with fake gems, or left plain me-| 
We sincerely hope that your acknowledged the existence of twolSt W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, taille Hither way, thelr winters 
Christmas holiday was merry. Never oe “een rere | Now available—the colorful 1986|of the jewels spilling out of the 
And that the New Year will ‘but nine out of ten of the young.|Needlework Album containing dos-linch-long “treasure chest,” for in- 
‘|to choose more patterns in crochet,/ music box. winder on 
be very prosperous and. healthful. “Manners shoqld be practiced lembroidery and knit — plus three|water- mill is the water wheel, cratesay, wet reserved fer oo |pift pattern, rections preted tn| which goes round and round as the 
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“SPEEDWRITING fest BEES ee ote wt rer . man I may marry is becoming a| seffered dispiacement ay bis |dream of being tied, made help- 
r * [problem. How should I handle jt?| mother’s only child; he bas seen jless, unable to move, unable to 
TYPEWRITING He hides in his room when my| ber affection for hig father re- live. It's the dream of death, 
. friend is tm the house, His litte era ton tab ote ee SAME REASON 
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MONDAY, JANUARY 7 test? Has it been respected—or be- against what hurts him in adult 
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1f-D: Sveni How did he feel about bis adults feeling Day, Half-Day and Evening ligt did bo tool abvat bie Par | 1 sou bity each new addition tol him decently. treating 
Many mature women attend the Business Institute. The demand [| proached his mother for her sep- your wardrobe with the rest of * * ®@ 
for this type of office worker far exceeds the supply. Call or [/ aration from his father? roe wend ee ee ee aoe wet SN Lennar denen 
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LANDSLIDE WINNER over Adlai Stev- President Eisenhower acknowl- 
pero cheers in a Washington hotel late 
on election night. On Feb. 29 Ike an- 
nounced he would run for a second term. 
‘Then on June & he was rushed to the 
hospital for an intestinal operation, With- 
‘im @ month he was baek at his desk and 
on Nov. 6 piled up a nearly 10-million- 
vote majority. 
DISTRAUGHT MOTHER, Mrs. Morris 
Weinberger, breaks down as she appeals 
in. vain for return of her 30-day-old son,   
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
  sIRST CRACK edits THE SOVIET satellite enpire appeared in Pelend whee HUNGARIAN § HORROR is depleted ‘in this photo as o young 1 boy watches 
staged a bi prising in Poznan in June. Some 38 patriots paid wi 
ae "ees ply nom bene workers, above, surround a captured Soviet sr 
being maneuvered. into position to fire on Poznan's Communist secret police 
headquarters during the uprising. < @# 
Ex ccseeere 
OESEGREGATION of the nation’s schools in compliance with the Supreme 
Court order brought racial strife to some areas in South. Riots, sparked 
by White Supremacy advocates, occurred in Clinton, Tenn., and Sturgis, Ky. 
Tennessee National Guardsmen, with fixed bayonets, hold a. crowd at bay in 
front of the Clinton Courthouse. P 
<—HELPLESS, the Italian 
. luxury liner Andrea Doria lies 
on her side as an empty life- 
boat drifts away. In an epic 
of the sea, 1,700 persons were CO R MARTIALED tor his spat if   fire on an objective in the battle for Budapest. Heroic Hungarians 
ttled ry armor with sticks, stones and bare fists, and after apparently win- 
their objective, the withdrawal of Red forces from Hungary, Russia sud- 
ly reintervened and crushed the uprising in a brutal blood bath, 
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PRIZE IN N MIDDLE EAST fight- 
ing was the Suez Canal. Egypt's © 
Nasser seized the canal in July. 
In late October a joint Anglo- 
French force, attacking by sea and 
air, moved into the Canal Zone 
only to find the vital waterway 
blocked as shown by sunken ships. 
At year’s end United Nations 
forces had moved in to restore 
order and clear the canal. 
  ISRAELI OFFICER briefs his men on plan of attack as they engage 
Egyptian forces in Sinai Desert. Israelis easily captured Sinai 
Peninsula and Gaza Strip. Victory was short-lived as United 
Nations ordered them out of Egyptian territory. 
snatched from a watery grave; Island “death march,” 
at least 25 others perished. The rine Sgt. Matthew McKeon was found: 
guilty; ordered cashiered from serv- 
ice. Later his punishment was re- 
duced and he was restored to duty. 
    
LAST RITES ate administered by a Catholic 
priest to a victim of Los Angeles commuter 
wreck. Thirty persons were killed and 140 oth- 
ers injured when the train, operating at exces- 
sive speed through tf the yards, jumped the tracks. 
          
      
    IN nperen ENCE, MO., in the same heures where her father, former Pres ident Harry S. Truman, and her mother were married, 
Miss Margaret Truman became the bride of Clifton Daniel, a New 
York newspapermen.   
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MBER 27, 1956 
     
  
  
    « BY BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Sports Editor, Peutiac Press 
Stemming from President Eisenhower’s expressed 
concern, the interest in the physical fitness of America’s 
youth has rapidly gained impetus from national right 
down to local levels. 
In order to improve what many authorities called 
the “shockingly poor physical fitness programs of our 
schools,” the President set up a council composed of 
five cabinet officials and headed by Dr. Shane McCarthy 
as its Executive Director. 
Just recently at a national conference in Wash- 
ington, Dr. McCarthy pointed out that “the erosion 
of the physical assets of this nation compares to 
that of soil deterioration.” 
He blamed national attitudes toward children, with- 
out consideration of their needs, as one of the reasOns| yesterday. 
for our physical downfall. 
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In attendance at the conference were the physical Titans. 
education and athletic directors of Oakland County’s| 
two largest communities, Tom Dodson of Pontiac and 
Jim Manilla of Royal Oak. 
Dodson played a key role in the conference by 
presenting a summation of a national survey he had 
taken from cities having populations between 50,00 
and 100,000. 
Thirty cities of this size responded to the survey, and 
even though it appeared that some gains were being 
made jn the recreation programs of our education sys- 
tems, the final analysis tended to show the inadequacy 
of fitness programs from the elementary through the 
high school levels. 
The fact that 26 of the 30 cities indicated some 
recreation or intramural program, from the elementary 
through the high school level, does not denote success 
in the program, 
As shown by proportionate figures, failures are 
evident for numerous reasons. Less than half of the 
cities have programs sponsored by schools alone. 
The majority are conducted ‘municipally or jointly 
by school and city. 
Failures also lie in the lack of special personne! and 
facilities or the lack of additional pay to those of the 
school system engaged in the program. 
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In only one-third of the cities, was it indicated that 
the schools have the responsibility of providing recrea- * 
tion as part of the overall 
just 40 per cent having recreational budgets and only 
20 per cent operating summer recreation programs. 
A total of 48 different activities was mentioned 
among the various recreation programs of the cities 
surveyed, but it is interesting to note again that 
only 10 of the activities 
50 per cent of the schools. . 
’ An example, basketball, the largest and most common 
activity in the intramural or recreational] programs of 
the schools, is offered in only 70 per cent. 
It’s no wonder even the President is concerned, when 
the most common activity 
being our best. * 
educational program, with 
prevailed in better than 
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Fromhart Gets Support 
Amidst Alumni Charges DETROIT (INS)—University ofshown by true sportsmen have dis- 
Detroit football coach Wally From- 
hart has been given a vote of con- 
tidence for 1957 it was revealed 
The“ disclosure came swiftly on 
the heels of an alumni charge of 
“appalling low morale” among the 
The school’s faculty commit- 
| tee on athletics met last week- 
end and agreed to extend From- 
hart’s one-year contract, which 
expires next April. 
Detroit had the most disastrous 
season in the school’s 61 years on 
the gridiron this year as the Titans 
won only two games and lost eight. 
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Frank R. Gerbig Jr., president 
of the U. of D. alumni, rapped the 
Titan football situation and pro- 
posed an inquiry. He said that “the appeared.” * © ®@ 
He said, “college men took the 
field to play in a manner which 
was discredit to proud Titan tra- 
dition."’ 
Three other alumni, Tom 
Moore, Ed Webster and Dr, 
ed on the committee, calling for 
an inquiry. ; 
| The Titans ripped with injuries 
touted freshman team is expected 
to bolster the 1957 picture, 
Underdog UCLA Routs 
Billikins in’ Upset 
ST. LOUIS (INS) — An   will to win and the gallant fight as 
routed mighty St.Louis University Raymond Delaney were includ- |. 
Bruin basketball team from UCLA!’ 
  U 
last night, 72-66, in one of the big 
cage upsets of the 1956 season. from Detroit Lions’ president Edwin J, Anderson 
after Parker signed a two-year contract for a     
Aussies Clinch It Easily   
the the Davis Cup for Australia 
today by defeating a U.S. “pick- 
up” team of Vic Seixas and Sam 
Giammalva, 1-6, 6-1, 7-5, 64 
The doubles victory gave the 
Aussies a 3-0 lead in the best-of- der another year, Tomorrow's two 
‘Tinal single matches will be noth- 
ing more than exhibitions. 
in the first match with Seixas 
meeting Hoad in the second. Bill 
Talbert, U.S. team captain, sub-   
  BIG BEAR—The big gun of 
Chicago Bears who will be the 
man the Giants will have to 
stop Sunday in the NFL cham- 
pionship game, is Rick Casares. 
Casares gained 1126 yards in 
244 attempts to lead ‘the league 
  is 30 per cent away from 
this year. 
  
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Nort MIAMI, Fla. #—The North de-scored in the second period after 
fented the South 17-7 in the 
Shrine’s annual college all-star 
that the South didn’t really come 
out on top. 
America 
and his teammate, quarterback 
Jimmy Harris, were big.guns in a 
North attack that gave the Yan- 
naar anly Coie cocand win ta the 
The North was aliowed to make 
this raid below the Mason-Dixon 
Line in the hope that players from 
national champion Oklahoma 
would strengthen the Yankees and 
balance the competition in a series 
which has been dominated in the 
the rebels. 
Othe aoe was sticcessful, but 
you ean bet that next year the 
‘South will be clamoring to reclaim 
  owen got the other North touch- 
down with a 19-yard heave to 
Michigan State’s Jim Hinesley. 
But it was McDonald who cap- 
tured the imagiriation of the 39,181 
fans. pill h Hi uibobble by Vanderbilt's Don Orr tumble recoveries, Michigan's 
Mike Rotunno claimed the first 
and Wisconsin’s Dave Howard 
covered the other fumble by 
Barnes. 
Stymied through the first half 
by a savage North. defense, the 
South   finally managed to score in' again h 11 Wins, 17-7== the third period after Florida's 
Jackie Simpson had intercepted 
one of Dawson's passes to set the 
Rebels up 22 yards from the goal. 
Sonny Jurgensen of Duke passed 
four yards to Mississippi's Ed 
Crawford for the score. * * * 
But the South never threatened 
  
Ortonville Wins Ist Test 
in Flint Dye Tournament 
Ortonville won its 1st basketball 
game of the 1956-57 season Wed- 
nesday afternoon and the Black- 
praised § epee Some We 
Sparked by 
Hutchings, who collected 26 points, 
the Blackhawks ripped Mt. Morris 
69-39 in the opening game of the Flint Dye Christmas Invitational 
Tournament at Flint. 
Nine Ortonville cagers saw 
action and all of them scored | 
as the South Central Conference 
club gained its ist triumph in 
five starts. 
  
OfficerSays 
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    The Hawks led all the way. Their ;   
  jammalva will meet Rosewall world. 
stituted Giammalva for Herbie|°4 Philadelphian, 
; emotional Uni-|afterthought, 
Pettit's Surge Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif. in| versity ig gap rg hs 
g om of his good play in the|Houston. wii ae Seat page| anal 
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See whe Cinda’ Lovee, oft Hawkeyes today remain thelover the Hawke “ate pected advanced to third with|2™4 favorite to whip Oregon Coaches seldom admit any re-|2%d Hoad | a9. State and it almost requires algard or concern over odds and|_ They broke search warrant to locate anyone|points. Prothro and his opposite|seo™"¢ , 
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NEW YORK Uf — Tye Michigan ee track, Ken Picen, yas thored eins : ; fe professionals are listed among s¢ in the first quarter and . : leading contenders tm ther ave] bert May Quit {ite ieme,"" ™“ “T-State Nearly Nips KU announced yesterday by RigiQS 1@QIM Captain | nis makes good reading to the ck ee , ¥ y Lane of ts ADELAIDE # - Bill Talbert|tribute to complacency on the part|Put the chill on Wilt (The Stilt)| holiday oho a * 
ranked the No. 2 contender be. (24 today that this probably is\of the Iowa players, provided|Chamberlain Inst night and came| Gene Elstun leaped high in @ hind Italy's Diulio Lol for the |", /8st year as U.S. Davis Cupithey -are given to. such mental/Within six seconds of a fremen-lcorner and saved the game for world lightweight cpm lg lapses, i 3 , of Kansas, the nation’s/Kansas, 58-57, with a last-breath held by Joe ot Rew | i Just what, if any, form, of head|No. 1 basketball team, .in a first-| shot. ; a Ovtnanen Brown T have to choose between these|stretching or brainwashing Pro- - Oklahoma upset Kansas State 
Zz yearly visits to Australia and my'thro is employing on his team is , 67-64 in another first-round game. Chuck Spieser of Detroit is)own business,” he said after Aus-jnig trade secret. But Mr. Prothro|T'* A jam-packed crowd of 10,500 ranked third behind Gerhard tjtralia bad clinched the cup. “Ijig avery alert young coach, “Tick t§ | cheered the underdog Iowa Staters Hecht and Hans Stretz, both of have family responsibilities and Ttrue intellectual whether it be | e a e as they enveloped Chamberlaiay: 
Germany, for the light heavy-|would like to spend Christmas with , < t football or the finer arts. . the sensational 7-foot Kansa® weight title held by Archie Moore}my two sons who are just growing Oregon State hag never been ac- : sophomore. Three men took turns of San Diego. up.? cased ot lack, of spirit. wig Rose OF otton wl guarding him, two at @ time, one Bowl game is a crusade, just as in front, behind. John Craw. eat ee oe me ’ ford and Don Medsker were Gi 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 | ; 
Bears in Best Condition   ent paths toward the National 
Football League title game here 
sUM-/ Sunday. 
  
   The Bears on the field worked 
ning to appear today that the|eight ‘consecutive days after they 
ew York clinched the Western Conference|league of the Bears being over- 
title with their triumph over the 
Detroit Lions. 
They had a respite Christmas 
Day, but were right back at the detected no signs of them going 
stale. In fact, he said he would 
work them out again today, fol- 
trained. ; jlowed by a lighter session tomor- 
But Coach Paddy Driscoll said|row, before leaving Chicago. 
‘that he has been watching his} The Giants, on the other hand, 
lcharges closely and that he hasj|have been taking things easy. jeontact work again yesterday. 
There even is talk around the 
    
  
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FE 2-4907 Motor City DETROIT (INS) — The 5th an- 
nual Motor City Basketball Tour- 
nament opens tomorrow night at 
‘the University of Detroit Mem- 
lorial Field House, with record- 
breaking crowds expected for the 
four-game set. 
The Titans are co-favorites with 
Northwestern to battle for the 
championship in Saturday's wind- 
up doubleheader. 
U. ef D. faces Boston Univer- 
| sity im the lid-lifter at 7:15 p.m., 
| followed by Northwestern versus 
| Wyeming. 
Boston brings the, best record 
into tournament play. One of the 
East’s top independents, the Ter- “e riers posted a 3-1 record in pre-   
    
  Tourney Opens Friday | tet, which has a poor 1-8 record. Tecords and tied another in lead- 
, »-|ing Brigham Young to the 
Following tomorrow night's championship and was an over- 
tournament action, the loser of the Whelming choice for top honors. 
first game will play the loser of| 
the second game Saturday at 7:15, 
p.m., while the winners meet oN { 
the title game, 0 e ed y 
One of the top prizes in the 
itournament is the outstanding, ® 
player award, which is given ef | {| B 
ithe player who turns in the best if | @ 0 
performance. 
The award has been accorded 
a player of a non-championship 
club only ence in four years the 
tournament has been held. 
Johnny Kline, flashy forward, 
on Wayne's 1952 title team, was) MIAMI BEACH, Fla. w — Willie 
jthe first winner. The following Pastrano, speedy young contender 
ar it was Charlie Primas, also'for Floyd Patterson's heavyweight 
‘ot Wayne, as the Tartars captured boxing title, 1s among the first to 
third place. admit he isn't quite ready to take 
Forward Guy Sparrow, of Pon- " the champ.   
  Pastrano Beats Norkus 
but Isn’t Quite Set for 
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straight crown. 
Last year, Terry Tebbs set three’ Auditorium     for Giants. Coach Jim Lee Howell gave the 
team three days off after winning 
the Eastern title on Dec, 15, Then 
the players had a free weekend 
and two more days oft this week. 
The Giants worked out yester- 
day with one group of players 
simulating Bear plays, They also 
had a long lecture on just what to 
expect from the Bear defense. 
There's no doubt about it, most 
experts figure the game as a test 
of Giant defense against Bear 
offense. 
“That's all wrong,” said one 
member of the Giant brain trust. 
“We definitely don't intend to rely 
on our defense. We aim to stay 
ahead by the simple matter of 
scoring more points.” 
Howell also has charted some 
new plays for the game and will 
have the team working on them 
for the next two days. 
Howell said that only one of his 
men is in sub-par shape. He is 
Gene Filipski, who injured his 
back when the Giants licked Phil- 
adelphia for the divisional title 
less than two weeks ago. Harland 
Svare and Roosevelt Brown, both 
of whom were on the shelf, are 
set. 
| Driscoll believes the Bears are 
better trained and conditioned for 
their -title shot with the Giants 
than any team in Eear history. 
“I haven’t an opinion whether 
this year’s club is better than the 
last championship Bears of 1946," 
lsaid Driscoll, who has been on 
the Bears coaching staff 15 years.   
“I'd like to have a few more “But I know one thing, no Bear 
team was ever better trained than 
this one. 
’ “T've kept a.close eye on the 
conditioning. The boys are in top       
    
| FACTORY CLOSE-OUT 
1956 Dayton Thorobred Gexam 
  the title contenders, injured a} 
knnckle on his right hand in a/hours of intensive drills since their 
bout with Pat McMurtry in Octo- 38-21 victory over the Detroit Li- 
ber and his bout with Norkus was|ons Dec. 16 that gave them the 
the first test since. | Western division crown. 
udges Driscoll said a brief session will 
ston oe oO ee ‘be held in Yankee Stadium Sat- 
Referee Si Gottfried 100-87 and | Uurday. Some Bear fans think the team 
  Cost : the AP 100-91. | 
Gev't |may be overtrained but Driscoll 
Over ‘ . laughed this off. 
; Clynch Quits MU | “You can’t be overtrained for 
$35 ‘any game in the league, let alone 
‘ WICHITA FALLS, Tex.  —'the championship game,” he said. 
: Dallas Clynch, head basketball ‘We let the team ease off in prac- 
: . coach at Midwestern University,|tice last week, and now they are 
| Prom i as quit. | working around to a nice edge. 
1 Not Seconds, Not Blemished, Not Rejects, BUT -- Clynch, whose team has won:I feel that we've already had our 
two and lost seven this year, re-| bad spot this season and that since 
signed yesterday effective immedi-| that time we're over the hump.” 
ately. He referred to the 17-17 tie with 
“The press of personal matters’ | the Giants on Nov, 25 and a loss 
was cited as the reason. to the Lions a week later. 
    
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| University of Michigan. 
Forest Akers, a member of the 
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Two. Wins, Three Forfeits| | 
Mark ‘Y’Gang Tourney |. 
Victories by the Baldwin Boune- 
ers and the Crofoot: Little Chiefs 
afd,three forfeits featured Wednes- 
day's opening action in the Prep’ 
division of the YMCA Gang Basket- 
ball Tournament at the ‘Y’ gym. 
The Bouncers shut out the Wis- 
ner Long Legs, 6-0, and aided by 
forfeits from Wisner Room 22 and 
the Crofoot Tigers, catapulted into 
the tourney finals, Paul ‘Reichert, 
Dave Moreno and Dan McGowen 
each ‘scored a field goal for the 
Bouncers. 
Jerry Abcrumby and Jim John- 
son tallied 12 points apiece to 
lead the Little Chiefs to a 28-14 ers Friday at 3 p.m. for the title. 
The Trotters advanced to the semis 
with a forfeit win over the Wis- 
ner Swampers. 
The Junior division of the tour- 
ney was slated to begin today. 
Eastern's Goofy Five was ean 
with the Washington Braves and 
the Rochester Court Trotters were 
paired with the YMCA Junior 
‘Leaders. The PW’s drew a bye. 
Above Total for 1955 e 
LANSING (@®— Hunters and 
trappers collected $18,675 in state 
Baldwi bounty payments during Novem- 
trtaneh over the On- ber, the state conservation depart- oles. Nei] Roberts made 10 points | odie 
for the losers, iment reported t y. 
The November payments bring 
The Little Chiefs were scheduled the bounty total to date to more 
to méet the Globe Trotters this'than $200,000, compared to the 
morning in the Prep semifinals $176,000 total for such payments 
with the winner facing the Bounc-'during the entire 1955 year. 
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KING SIZE — Two-yearold Anne Thuerner 
of Chicago, lost In the expanse of a giant chair, 
looks much: like a doll seated in an ordinary-size    
  ture store. piece of furniture. The 200-pound 
from Sweden, was on display in a Chicago furn- | ~ 
United Press Photo 
chair, imported 
  
State Farmers’ 
to Get Funds 
Up to $10,400,000 
in Soil Bank Program 
WASHINGTON W — Michigan 
farmers who take part in the Fed- 
eral Soi] Bank Program stand to 
receive up to $10,400,000 from the 
government, 
That’ sum was ailoted to Michi- 
gan yesterday as the State’s share 
of $750,685,000 set aside nationally 
by Secretary of Agriculture Ben- 
son. for farmers who retire land 
fem prompetion next year, 
Michigan farmers can receive up 
to page gf or Ag arene 
  
  Peete o   the Dryden Methodist Church, Sat- 
Gilbert D, Henderson. * ¢ @ 
About 150 guests were present at 
the two o'clock, double ring serv- 
ice which was read by the Rev.   
|B-Bs Consider Buying 
60-Watt Radio 
in Bloomtield 
meeting. 
Two Police Cars 
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    Be aS : 5 : Ber Eee eet eee ee ae fe ey ge Sg tas and candles decorated the altar of Rev, Cannon LJ 
| Myra Wentworth Married 
in Double Ring Service 
DRYDEN — Christmas greens,Stephen Chapko, assisted by the e-t would be completed this | Charles Braidwood. tc and the pl 
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urday afternoon, Dec. 22 for the' Myrna -is the daughter of Mr. 
marriage of Myrna Wentworth and and Mrs. Gail Wentworth and Gil- 
bert fs the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Ervin Henderson of Lapeer. 
  
“ 'Townshi p Board. 
Meeting Jan. 2; 
Warn of Deadline 
p.m. instead of Tuesday 
  
st95 uf ne . Z   Sith Hi | 
  at the township Community   
The State Municipal Finance 
Commission today approved mil- lions of dollars in bond issues, 
including funds to finance school 
building in the Huron Valley Dis- 
trict and Lapeer County and bonds 
for street improvement in Genesee 
Genesee count y—Village of, 
Rochester Gels 
Gift of Buildings C. 8, Chapman Donates 
Structures to Village; 
Ready Petitions   Gaines, $12,000 in motor vehicle 
highway bonds to finance street 
Name Group 
in Lake Orion New Committee's . Job 
to Determine Needs 
dnd Interests —   
LAKE ORION—A new commit- 
tee was recently named by the 
Orion Community Center, Inc, to 
determine the needs of groups and 
individuals that would make them 
interested in promoting the new 
group. Hugh Brady, newly appoint- 
ed director was named chairman, | 
Charles Starrs and Mrs. Gilbert) 
Woodcock committeemen. : 
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A goal of $15,000 was present- 
Sheldon, chairman R2 
ig for July 10 of 1957. 
Robert Smith, archi- 
  ROCHESTER — Village Council, 
to prepare suitable petitions for a 
snitary sewer and lift station for 
South street, 
A portion of the project will 
be assessed against property 
owners. 
If petitions are filed Slone 
said, the engineering for the proj- 
win-   soon, 
project itself would 
‘be begun in early summer, ~ 
Flint Marine Held 
in Florida Slaying 
corporal was in jail here today, 
of a Miami, Fila., bartender last 
Friday. 
Cpl. Walter P. Coggins, 20, was 
arrested by state police last night 
at the home of his sister. He is 
held on a Miami warrant charging 
him in the stabbing of Raymond 
Devonshire, 52. 
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Dalton Bennett and 
Peter Lacroix - ed Coggins as 
saying he had been AWOL from 
the Marine air station at Miami 
since and had been staying 
at Devonshire’s house. 
The state policemen said Coggins 
told them he had quarreled with 
Devonshire, and had left Miami 
in the bartender’s automobile 
recovered. 
  
Young Mothers Meet 
NORTH BRANCH — The initial gift of two buildings from C. B,| Board of Directors meeting, which 
“Chapman for the village and or- 
FLINT (AP)—A Flint Marine 
charged in the paring knife slaying 
Friday night. The automobile was This goal Currently 
t from Rochester is studying ect 
| the various sites that are available, 
|and present his findings to the 
‘is open to the membership and 
public, at 8 p.m. Jan. 10, at the 
‘Lake Orion Village Hall. 
  share of the national income than   chool in Oak Park For 4-County Improvement 
State MFC Okays Bonds 
AP Wirephote Oharé 
FARM INCOME UP—The year 1956 saw farmers get a larger 
in 1955. U. S. Agriculture Depart- 
ment says farmers’ net income rose four per cent during the year, 
forecasts greater improvement for ‘57,   
ROMEO—Members of the local 
chapter, Order of DeMolay will) 
entertain their dates at a 6:30 din-| 
    Try Selling Issue 
to Complete Schools 
HURON VALLEY—The Board of! 
Education here is to make one 
more effort to market the bond) 
issue needed to complete construc- | 
At previews meetings, the 
beard found no buyers at 4.5 per 
cent interest and a five year call 
The new proposal ‘will be adver- 
tised as soon as it is approved. 
To Celebrate 
60th Anniversary « 
Sunday in Orion | 
LAKE ORION — Mr. and Mrs. 
Lee Roy Burnett of 249 Lapeer St. 
are celebrating their sixtieth wed- 
ding anniversary with open house 
for all their friends and relatives 
between 3 and 5 p.m. Sun. Dec. 30. 
They were married in Spencer, 
Ind. at the home of the bride 
om Dec, 30, 1896, 
Their children are Mrs. Beatrice 
Hanson of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Eth- 
el Bothell of Greeley, Colo., Forrest 
of Sacramento, Calif., Marion of! 
Lake Orion; and Mrs. Vera Martin   
OES Changes Date 
Due to a special meeting of 
Grand Chapter, Commerce Chap- 
ter No. 301 OES will have its first 
regular meeting on Jan. 8 with a 
potluck at 6:30 and the meeting at 
8 p.m. Initiation will be held on 
Jan. 22 starting at 8 p.m. Refresh- 
ments to be served after the meet- 
ing. 
Carolyn Kandt to Wed 
    
Ann, to Ronald Seelye of North 
Branch.No date has been sched- 
uled for the wedding.     
    Air Shipments iner tonight in the Romeo High) 
iSchool auditorium. 
The chapter mothers club will 
serve. | 
The public is invited to the bal! 
which will follow at 9 p.m. 
General Chairman of the affair 
is James Holmes. Committee mem-   
of Livestock 
Heaviest in ‘56 
WASHINGTON (INS)—The Agri- 
ports of exit and entry during 
  
File $930,000 Suits 
in Consumers Case 
DETROIT (AP)—The building 
collapse at Jackson Iast Oct. 3 
which claimed 10 lives has re-| | 
Covey of Detroit, consulting 
engineer. 
Seven Herlihey employss tak- 
ing part in the suits were 
  
    DeMolay to Hold Dinner 
bers include Sherman Parker Jr., 
John Miller and Mike Donaldson. 
Chapter adviser E. C. Ojala has 
charge of decorations. 
Dryden Herd Tester 
Reaches New High 
LAPEER—Joe Verhaeghe, Dry- 
den DHIA tester, now does the 
‘|testing of more than 1,000 cows 
each month for the Dairy Herd Im- 
provement Assn, 
This ls the first time any as 
sociation in Lapeer* County has 
reached this figure, and it may 
be a record number for the 
state. 
Verhaeghe tests 33 herds month- 
ly. He averages better than one 
herd a day, as it is possible to 
double up on some of the smaller 
herds. Book work is done by Mrs. 
Verhaeghe. . 
School Board 
Proposes Issue 
of $4 Million 
FARMINGTON — The Farming- 
ton School Board will give imme- 
diate consideration to a $4 million 
school bond issue. The subject will 
be presented to the people for a 
vote in early 1957. 
With the rapidly expanding needs 
of the area it is felt that this 
amount would be a minimum to 
provide adequate school facilities 
costs, . : 
Already tentative plans are being 
made to discuss the proposed pro- 
gram. 
  
Rivals Brawl for Favor 
of Movie Actress Crain 
HOLLYWOOD @® — A misde- 
meanor assault and battery com- 
plaint has been issued against the 
former husband of actress Jeanne 
Crain following a brawl Christmas 
Day between rivals for her affec- 
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pecially since the ship was) ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. @ — 
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Mayflower II to Take Original Route of Namesake _ LIVERPOOL, Eng. (INS) — 
next time the Pilgrims set sail 
from England for America they're 
pen Biclony ghana edge The|The British sponsors of the project 
They'll eat better than the first 
Pilgrims, even though they will 
mens Peet like Cate. fag. Fe crane Villiers estimates tes that if 
breezes 
make it 
“We will take the nearest 
” 
the sailing man 
“There is little information on   
new ship will definitely lack some- 
thing the first had — leaks, 
  
  
To Use Industrial Waste 
DETROIT # — River Rouge has 
agreed to let a private engineer-   
And the tiny ship—90 feet on: 
deck with a 34 foot beam amidship 
should clip across the Atlantic in 
ly fewer days than the 
66 it took the signers of the May- 
flower Compact. England, is now being fitted out for 
  naval architect at the Fore River 
shipyard of Bethlehem Steel Co. in 
Quincy, Mass, 
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Leaves Hospital |F Mayflower, 
will be some notable exceptions: 
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oheel because it's required by 
Ww, 
There will be at least one young Charged to Groom, 16 
March or early April. Theft, Assault, Escape 
From Mental Ward, 
DENVER (®~Clo Ann Weigner, Tue WHITE WASTES OF ALMAGORDO. IN NEW MEXICO ARE A VAST, CREEPING FIELV OF GYPSUM CREATED BY EVAPOKATION vil 
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He'll be selected in a nationwide 
contest sponsored by the Boys’ 
Clubs of America, and serve with 
a British ‘youth as one of two 
cabin boys, 
The number of passengers 
aboard will be far fewer than the 
102 persons who crossed to Ameri- 
ca in the fall of 1620. 
Also, Villiers explains: 
“The new Mayflower will be a 
better ship. It will be better con- 
structed, and, I think, more sea’ 
worthy.” 
The sailing master~e relatively 
young man for such a title because 
he’s under 60—reminded that the 
“old girl’s main beam buckled 
and she had to be shored up by a 
printing press, She must have 
been bad in a sea.” 
Villiers, a native of Australia 
now living in Oxford, Eng., came 
to the United States to lay the 
groundwork for the coming voyage | 
of Mayflower II and for its pre- 
sentation to the residents of Ply- 
mouth, Mass., as a gift of the 
people of England. 
His trip included inspection of 
docking and harber facilities at 
Piymouth, Mass., scene of the 
Pilgrims landing, consultations li-year-old runaway bride, will be 
released from Denver General 
Hospital today. Police said they’ 
‘will question her about her hus- 
band’s escapades, 
A jail cel} awaits the husband, | 
16-year-old Mike Wiegner. The) 
hospital plang to release him ‘to-| ; 
morrow. ANU GIVEN MOVEMENT BY THE WINDS6. aS 
  
  
The young bride and groom 
were injured in a crash with a 
police car after a wild chase) 
through Denver. Mike faces 
charges of auto theft and. assault. 
“We're going to jail Mike for 
wrecking a police car, if nothing ; a 
else,” said Detective Clifford F 
kids te clear up a fow pasts” | THE GLISTENING kids to clear up a few points.” 
Weigner has been charged in 
California with tying up Clo Ann‘s 
parents, Mr. and Mrs,. John Mo- 
watt, and taking the girl off in 
the Mowatt car, They were mar. 
ried last month in Montana. Mike 
was sent to a California state 
mental hospital but escaped, 
Although the Mowatts. said Clo} ' 
|Ann was abducted at gun point,) 
the girl told Denver police she} 
went with Wiegner willingly. Since 
she has been in the hospital she 
has changed her mind four times) ‘ IN ITS WAY. 
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about the crew and sometime | about going home to her 
out for personal appearances. 
Since -the project was initiated) | decision: Stick with Mike. 
to sail the ship to America and an-| encemaerenmencmenntgepisineiin 
chor it at the “Plimoth Plantation” Gobbledygook’s Out 
launched last September—Villiers |Government parents’ 
lor sticking with Mike. Her latest)” 7 ABOVE THE SURFACE 
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has received hundreds of letters! 
from men, women and children in 
this country who want to sail on 
the Mayflower IT. 
They've been turned down. 
“This is a serious business," ob- 
served the famed sailing man and 
writer. “‘We can’t afford to have 
inexperienced persons possibly 
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Energy Commission offices in Al- 
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struction in writing: “plain let- 
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IPOH, Malaya (INS) — 
ference of Malayan Seales mis. 
isionaries has passed a resolution 
jcondemning pinups, Pictures of 
Malayan misses in scanty dress, 
the resolution said, are ‘“‘demoral- in Highway Fatalities 
Over Coming Weekend   . izing to Moslem -youth.” 
  
  
     
     
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FRIDAY: ATTACK" AND rRLEPHANT WALK" MATINEE STARTS AT 1:00 P. M. CHICAGO # — Traffic deaths, 
which soared to an all-time high 
for any holiday during the Christ- 
mas period, may also hit a record 
toll during the long New Year 
weekend, 
| Deaths ‘on the hation’s high- 
|ways from 6 p.m. (local time) 
Friday to.midnight Tuesday, the 
|National Safety Council estimates,    
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CinemaScoPE — ideaths for a New Year period, 
festablished during a four-day 
span in 1952-53. 
| The 490 traffic toll was termed 
Possible :by the council “unless 
Ithere is a sharp improvement in 
the driving habits that. shocked;‘ 
the nation over Christmas.” It 
said the toll for a similar nonholi- 
iday period at this time a year 
iwould be 420. 
In the four-day Christmas pe- 
riod, traffic fatalities totaled 706, 
the first time during any holiday 
period in U. S. history they 
climbed above 700, The council’s 
pre-Christmas estimate was 660. 
    
  
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  1956 New Year holidays, the com-|- Hollywood Headlines   
By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD @ — No wonder 
Anthony Franciosa is destined for 
stardom. He went to two of the 
best schools for an actor: hard 
knocks and the Actor's Studio. 
Franciosa is one of those new 
actors with natural acting styles 
That he will be a star, there 
can be no doubt. He hit the Broad- 
“A Hatful of Rain,” 
istarted the Hollywdbd offers. Hal 
Wallis, who brought Burt Lan- 
icaster, Kirk Douglas and others 
from the stage to screen, signed 
Tony for a—picture a year. 
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MGM wanted him to star in 
the coin and a European trip to 
work for Elia Kazan in “‘A Face, 
in the.Crowd” for less money and 
a smaller role. Tony realized the 
value of working for. Kazan. 
Now he’s exposing with Jean 
Simmons and Paul Douglas in 
“This Could Be the Night.” Twen- 2 Fine Schools Develop 
Tony Franciosa’s Acting 
Expect All-Time High). 
~ half in his native New York City. But he had no luck getting roles 
bounced 
way lights with Shelley Winters in| °*¢ 
and that! 
‘The Vintage.” But he passed up|“ and both studios are seeking multi- 
picture deals with him. 
. Not bad for a guy who was 
working in a cafeteria here five 
years ago. 
Tony had decided at 18 he want- 
ed to be an actor and he took pri- 
vate coaching for a year and a 
and around for years as 
a waiter, dishwasher, awning in- 
Staller, welder, printer’s helper, 
Three years ago, he enrolled at 
the Actor’s Studio, and his career 
began. to take off. Watch this boy. 
Most Popular Resident 
ROLLOT, France (INS}—The vil- 
lage of Rollot, population 648, is in 
revolt” to defend its most popu- 
lar resident—the tax collector. 
Led by: their municipal -council,. 
the villagers have denounced a de- 
cision by the French Treasury to 
eliminate the tax collector’s job. 
He is so popular that the people 
of Rollot recently presented him 
a home and an office. 
  
      tieth Century-Fox wants him to re- 
peat his role in “A Hatful of Rain” About 105,000 Americans were 
born on. February 29.   
          
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withstand temperatures|After Junior's Efforts 
‘80 dey ‘from Moscow, - Russia. 
ittle Change Not for Better 
Oklahoma City motorist figured a 
he changed his auto's license plate It Pays fo'Advertse 
MILWAUKEE ®—The operator of a Milwaukee household retail 
chain has received ga $300 order 
Charles Lubotsky said the or- 
der, for 10 sets of unbreakable 
plastic dishes; was signed by M Sgt 
W. B. Anderson for the American 
House, connected with the Amer- 
ican Embassy in Moscow, 
Anderson wrote Lubotsky that he 
saw his stores’. advertisements in 
a newspaper. 
| OKLAHOMA CITY @—After re- 
jceiving his fifth parking ticket, an 
way to avoid arrest and a fine—he 
thought. 
Police arrested the driver after 
    
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-Wheat Futures 
Push Upward — 
upon the drought in the. Southwest 
created a demand for new crop 
wheat futures on the board of 
pace. 
s ¢ . beh Wheat near the end of the first! 5° 
hour was % lower to % higher, 
March $2.40%, corn unchanged to jc ba 
% lower, March $1.35%, oats un-/}75 > 
changed to % lower, March 77%, 
rye % to % lower, March $1.48,'; 
soybeans unchanged to %4 lower,/}- 
January $2.47%, and lard un- 
changed to 20 cents a hundred|” 
pounds lower, January $14.45. 
Buying in new crop wheat fol- 
lowed an overnight report by the 
agriculture department saying 
drought conditions in many sec- 
tions of the southwest were the 
worst in history. President Eisen-| 
hower’ is expested to tour this 
territory next month. — 
Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAIN | CHICAGO, Dec. 37 (AP) — Opening |Sel¢ grain : 
Mar 240% war OO oy May vi.c..5. 236% May |.) Tey UY July oo... ses 2: ‘diums Ben. vo... 3300 (Mar......... 14 | Corn May 1.49% ee eewews 13% duly 1.474 
May .o..00-. be La July .os-ceee 140% Jam. ....4,.. 14.87 Beep. coeesss. LOB Mar...,....,.14.50 } May veesoe. 1455 grades: 
| | 334 
Lodge Calendar 23,   
wns: Grade ! 
The Iraq Grotto, » board of *“fommuremnt tm 3h. ‘gg tebites: Grade A extra late 42; large |47™c° 
changed to Jan 7. Mon-| oa 
arch E. C. Redmond. —Adv. 36. 
jtributive d 
jande¢medium are am 
tee scarce and short to a governors, Wed. Dec. 26, 
News in Brief 
property cent 
W. McLaughlin, 42, of 3299 Lapeer |: 
Rd., Orion Township, was jailed 
DETROIT 
DETROIT, j 
Pleading guilty to a drunk art. Sa aes 
butiit and 
  
City Baby, 7 Months, § 
  DETROIT PRODUCE 
tng peteee eee eet Take fellow 
CHICAGO w@ — More emphasis brought “to the, Parte lots. iy min w 
Prices Friday were: 
PRUITS: Apples, Deli 
bu; No. 1, 214s bu. Market Moves: 
Slightly Higher NEW YORK W — The stock 
*|market moved slightly higher in 
the early afternoon today, . 
Gains of fractions to a point were 
No. 1, '" 
¥.;ous- fractional losses in the list. 
Wall Street observers said the 
  ETABLES, MISC.: Beets, To ‘15 bu. Cabbage, Curly, N 
H a bi Red, No. |, 
slightly from the recent very slow/{** ¢5"g9°% 
  bu. ‘omatoes, Hothouse, 
d “pens. Turnips, Topped, No. 
REENS: Collard, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. 
Large, 14.00-15.00 30-doz. case; 
00-11.00; Small, 7.50-8.50. 
  
CHICAGO POTATOES 
CHICAGO, Dec. 36 (AP)—Potatoes ar-| 
Saturday 398; Sunday 
00; Tuesday none: 
moderate; demand slow; market dull; 
Idaho-Oregon Russets 3.90450 Minne- 
5 anata Red River Valley 
  CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS 
    26%; current receipts 
  4; small 38-3) wid a 
rowns: Orade A extra large 40; large 
Market about stead a fair. & Ly   market was making a try at a 
ped,, traditionaf yearend advance but | 
Red. No. Poe: pointed out this move was cur- 
bbage, rd Variety, No.| tailed by yearend transactions Carrots, Topped. 30.3.3 for tax pa 
OB, i 
bag:| Trading was active in the open- & 
t|ing minutes, then proceeded at a 
1. moderate pace. 
Gulf oi] and Goodyear rose 
135-| around 2 points, and Lukens Steel ‘jand Zenith about a point, 
Also higher were Bethlehem 
{| Steel, Douglas Aircraft, American Anaconda declined more than a 
point, Small losers included Ford, 
Chrysler, United Aireraft, Kenne- 
cott, Baltimore & Ohio and Sin- 
iclair, 
The Associated Press average of 
\60 stocks at noon rose 20 cents 
to $180.90, with industrials up 20 
cents, rails up 50 cents and util- 
ities unchanged. The average went 
ahead 50 cents yesterday. 
New York Stocks 
(Late Morning Quotations) 
    
    
    DETROIT POULTRY 
f pound tor Non’ Sop qualy mouse, uality poultr Fok Detroit up te joa 7 Ge & 20-2244, Meht type 
hites .. erey crosses 
Barred 85; ca 
24-26; ducklings 30-31; M 
ze, beove type hens 30 
t: Market fuily steady on hens h 
  CHICAGO POULTRY 
| nA > Live poultry 
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ist oa. ibe PO. . un. 
  
  27 ) «UsDA) —| No our sales, under- 
‘feeders steady; + 
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pre Ti co sa . to low ik 
00, with choice most!   pin@mices ---- BE Rt Mees Bee C 6@ Air vcaees 80. ‘ . cat |Alitea Ch IST) os is) Crk Goat 54.2 cent Allied Strs ,,.. 2.2 Jacobs ...... 4. 
-\Allts Chal .°., 33. J Man ... a} dirties 37%/Alum Ltd ..,.121 0 J IL wos. OO8 20. \Al sevens 4 Kennecott ,,, 128.2 |Am Airlin ,.., 33.5 OW noes 42.2 
m Bak ....., 31.6 Kresge, 88.... 25.1 
Am Can ..,... 40.3 LOP Glass .,, 62 
Dec. 27 (AP) — Exes FOB. Am Cyan 4. 3B. Lib MeN&L .. ne federal - state am Mt & Pdy | 373 poo aus Re Hr 
Am Moters ... 53 fortard )'’" 184 
49 4D N Ges .... 64.1 roy & Nash 872 Am Rad ...,. 17.1 Martin, GI 42.6 
Am Smelt .... 674 May D strs | 38.3 
‘Am Tel & Tel 1686 \itGraw He. 40 
3544-39 wea AM Tob ..... 136 worck on) My. [Am Viscose a 4 Mergen Lino 35.4 MUM wo nae 65.4 Morr o & 33 
. a on . . 
Armour® Co. 8 f Minn M&M’. 67.3 
Atl Cat Line || 464 Minn P & L.. 25.7 Atl Refin ..... 46.1 pensen ove 27 
Aveo Mig ‘* g.7 Mont Ward .. 38.6 
galt & Oh .... 46.5 Motorola... 
jonguet vassce 3 NOE Bing So 347 geth Steel... 191.4 Cash « &. ing Air 63.2_ Nat Dairy. sss 365 
hn Alum .,. 215 yps .... 38 Briggs Mi 19.3 Nat Lead ..,.1104 
Brist My 427 Nat Tea .... 2 
Brun Balke ,,, 443 NY Central . 33.3 
iBudd Co “18 Nia M Pw .. 204 & vee 13.6 No Am Av... #4 
Camp Soup ... 3$ -Nwst - 1. 
Dry .. . 133 Ohio i] . 42.2 
Capitel Alrl ., 44 Owens I ‘¢ 
18 Carrier Cp .... 876 Pac O & 
  
  
    
  Suffocates in Crib het: 
A T-month-old baby, found suffo-icompared last Thursda cated in her crib by a baby-sitter |My 
last. night, failed to respond after 
treatment by a Pontiac Fire De- 
partment inhalator crew on the 
way to Pontiac General Hospital. 
G. Crawford, 367 Howard McNeil 
St., according to Dr. Harry L. 
she 
to the child's crib about 11 
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B43%E ih Hi} ii sek e355 eB 
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to 21.80: most cull to choice 
feeder lambs 17.00 te 
—_—_— 
-CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 
, ( 
8,000; sctive: st 
higher than on Monday's 
hers; sows searce; steady 
} few No. 3 Allen 
0.16.26: few 380-5: sows Baldwin Rurber"Go.. 0.36 Ross Gea 
  i 
i qt   . 404 TS Case, JI -. 18.1 Pan AW Air, 18.6 34. Categ Trae... 90 Panh Epil . 104 
Shrreler oh BS Rarae Det oo at ‘fein Mat a’ S2s a BATES, Dass ata 
f a * 
‘Climax Mo’... 61 prhe, COM ----186 wood demand. Coig Paim .°.. 42.6 Preis Do. * | $ 
alGol Gas -.""2, ig Pitlco 18.4 i “cr'** 39°06 Philip Mor .. 41.5 
Co et? dag Phill Pet... 81.6 on *"" So Pillsby Mitis ./42 Con N Gas ... 39.6 Fills! Consum Pw ., 45.6 =roct & 56.5 
iC Pw Pt (4.82) Pullman +645 iC Pw Pf (¢%) 9 Pure Off .,..,.434 iCont Can ...., 462 RCA. .4.,.. 35 
(Cont COP&B .. 14.6 Repub sti ies Cont Mot ...:, 5.7 Reyn Met ....60.6 Copper ~ 48 Rock or | 
| Corn goes $3 peyel to... 
*, Curtiss oon 414 Sateway St ...69 
re _.«» 304 Bt Jos Lead . 38,7 
is C Beae .. 311 ge Pert) 
Bost dite BA. Sie ee Bast) aist 2. Shell Ol ves. 923 vor Gh sinciatr °°": ow "439 Socon El Auto Lo os, 33.2 Pe. « oo» O14 
El & Mus... Sou Pae ....,.46.2 Emer Rad .... 63 Gou Ry ......44.1 
cones JA + omy By ee | 
Ext ee 8 Cee Pairb Mor =: 43 Std Oil Cal ..46.6 
| erontage,- ++: A Std Of Ind . 60.7 Met. Std Ol NJ ....584 
resp -- 3, Std Off Oh ..53.6 eek |g Stevens, JP ...21.8 en + 8. Stud Pack 1 gen 4 -- $4 Buther, Pap | 3964 Gen Fas... 33 Swift ae 3k Gen Mille .... 66.5 Syiv Bi vee MOD 
en Motors .. 44 Texas Co ....57.7 
Gen .... SS. Tex G Bal ....30.3 
Gen Teil ..... 39.7 Textron 3. ...21.1 Gen Tire ..... 54.7 Thomp Pd ..83 
Gillette ...000 42.7 Tran W Ale ..19.2 
‘|Goebel Br .... 3.1 Transamer .. 37.3 Googrich, oon ee Twent Cen ....22.7 
Gran’ Paige ':. 13 pn Gude 
gala "aia Ban Air tan 3 Hersh Choo ,. 48 Unit Prutt “43 
Holiend F .+. 93 tn Gas Cp ...31 
coker El ++. 68 Og Rub ....s. Cont ..0.: 612 OS Steer! ae nus ov ad zi Warn-B Pie 28. ng vere BB. “ Inland su sone O14 Wits et Ta. ®. Spi Pr a! . * 
Interiak Ir .. 346 Wilson & Co $3: 
Ba Rach Ya Tow. Be Int Nick .,...108.1 Bee J A Int Paper ....107 ngs! 
STOCK AVERAGES 
NEW YORK — (Compiled by the As- 
sociated Press); 
30 18 616 60 
Indust Rails Util Stocks 
Prev GRY covey -B86.6 130.2 TLE ay 
Week ago .oe00..261.5 130.1 71.3 178. 
Month ago ..,,,.380.5 127.4 71.2 173.4 
Year Og0 ..eoee-285.8 136.1 72.7 179. 
1936 High ..eceoe-2783 155.1 6.9 m3 
1986 1OW .essees 26.2 60.6 171 
1955 high’ ...+5. 8 142.4 5.7 181.5 
1955 low .... 1 116.8 67.2 148.6 
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  NTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 
  COMMEMORATIVE POSTCARD — Israeli postal officials have 
issued this postcard bearing cancellation marks dated from 1896 
to 1956 to celebrate the reopening of the post office in Gaza, the 
seaport occupied by Israeli troops last October. The card will be a 
collector’s item sincé no special stamp has been issued. 
  
Homes Found 
for Pups, Kittens 
at Animal Shelter. 
All the puppies, several more of 
the orphaned dogs and ‘‘an awful 
lot of the kittens,”” housed at the 
Oakland County Anima] Shelter, 
1200 E, Walton Blvd., found homes 
for Christ: , Dr, Frank R. Bates, 
director, Said today. * > * » 
Dr. Bates gave credit to a Pon- 
tiac Presg article which encour- 
aged parents to give pets from the 
shelter for Christmas. ~ 4 * * «© 
Most requested dog was the sad- 
eyed basset hound which the story 
mentioned that Press police report- 
er Harvey Zuckerberg had pur- 
chased, LJ * * 
“We could have sold 50 bassets,"’ 
Dr. Bates said, 
Adventurer to Show   
Color Travel Film 
The fourth of a series of six 
travel and adventure programs 
will appear at 8 p.m., Jan. 8 at 
the Isaac E. Crary Junior high 
school. 
* * * 
Robert. Davis will return to 
Waterford Township for his second 
appearance and will show his new 
adventure film, ‘The Canary Is- 
lands.” Tickets will be on sale at 
the door, according to Tom Belton, 
Waterford Township recreation 
director. 
films. . 
“The Canary Islands” is in color 
with hi-fidelity musica] back- 
ground. 
Governor’s Yule Cards 
        Oakland ‘County Jail senter taling 140 days for a Fa 
man Wednesda: 
  Depict New ‘Mansion’ 
CHARLESTON, W. Va. # — cards sent by Gov. Wil- Christmas 
liam C. Marland this year showed 
a drawing of the executive man- 
sion on the front cover. Inside was 
‘3\a drawing of his own two-story 
-2\home in Charleston. 
“At home after Jan. 14, 301 Me- "3\Kinley Ave., Fort Hill, Charies- 
ton, W. Va." 
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Under state law, Marland can- 
ot succeed himself. The Demo- 
cratic governor also tried for a U.S. 
  
over into a k on M15, north of 
> afternoon. 
, of 3426 Signet 
St., driver of ‘the vehicle, is in 
   
  Hospital with he face and 
left hand and a back in- 
jury. Anita Ha , of 7600 
Pine Knobb Dr. was 
released after trea’ cuts 
of the wrist. 
‘Bennett told 
  
       
     Two traffic violations 
    56 Production Down 
for All Makes of Cars 
DETROIT ®—~Auto production. in 
the U, S. plants will total an es- 
timated 5,802,247 units, 27 per cent 
below the record 7,947,787 of 1955, 
automotive News said today. 
* * * 
car output will total 100,225 
cent and Chrysler 36 per cent. 
American Motors is 37.3 per cent 
below 1955 and Studebaker-Pack- 
  Police Told to Curb 
Auto Deaths in State 
  
      
        fort to see her before she died. 
police, 
would be granted permission. 
Funeral services will be held 
Saturday in Battle Creek, Mich. 
  
‘Struck by Automobile, 
Eight-Year-Old Injured 
  
Elizabeth Montgomery, 
Actor Gig Young to Wed 
‘| HOLLYWOOD (INS) —Elizabeth 
     
  
  
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Official Tells Escapee 23." Pa ny S53e JACKSON uf — Prison official Ble Outland panty, Meichignn Biooptiela — Prison s a, 
relented today to let Donald F. iath day a Dastaaher : Spiess ted 
Wolfe attend his mother’s funeral | /** Raerene 
despite his escape in a futile ef- ee public, for pubile Euprozenent sn 
when he ay mother, Mrs. | .¢ ; v4 
Katherine Wolfe, 58, was critically | 251.50 feet 8. EB. corner 
fore he could reach her and Wolfe | slong the 6. line of said Section; ee 
gave himself up to St. Louis, Mo. ° ae 18" i 
Prison officials first said he 
would not be* allowed to attend 
the funeral because of his escape. 
Gus Harrison, Michigan Director 
of Corrections, countermanded the | men: 
order, however, and said Wolfe | of 
Eight-year-old James Jones, of 
519 Montana St., suffered only cuts 
and bruises when he was struck 
a car near his home Thursday. | °™ 
was treated and released at s 
R. D. Winfield, 22, of 545 Mon- 
tana St., told Pontiac police the i 
béy ran in front of his car after he | west 
had slowed down and honked his | ‘eld Dyilis, © os tg | 7 Car Blacks Out Area; 4 
+, Driver Bruises Hand 
after Mitchell was treated for a 
bruised left hand. 
Business Notes 
FLINT @&. — Martin J. Caserio,   
gineering and equipment sales at 
the AC Spark Plug Division of Ge 
eral Motors Corp. 
Pontiac Driver Gets 
15-Day Jail Sentence 
  The trade paper said this week's disorderly chargaaresulting from 
last week's 165,234, It estimated |Jouls J. Detmer Jr., 35, of 188 
truck production at 14,960 units | Raeburn St. was 
this week compared with 22,715 last 
  
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__phy bed. $65 monthly. PR ¢ ROOMS, BATH, HEAT, MUR- +4686 
  
entire lower 4 @ ROOMS AND paTH. Parvare, 
» w'pevry' decor decorated, 
@ ROOMS, BATH, OTL HEAT. HOT 
water, A sai ben entrance, couple 
only.     i RM. & BATH BRICK TERR 
Gas heat, at. $80 me oe Mo. Cali heal. 
to; 
S'rme & ath on +oeund floor, 
Nea: $50 per Mo. Call 
_Realtor Partridge een   a NEW 1 BEDROOM A 
& heat furnished 
130 Seminole. 
esse ‘or PE 37305,   
BRAND NEW 
are ready for occuvenc 
AIR CONDITIONED 
ram: 
kitchens, Baicony type 
with individual entrances. 
ADULTS ONLY 
T WE CAN FILL 
oe Ae LOW AS poe 
Betty for pel gy 20m 
FEderal 86918 80 THA THE 
APARTMENTS IMMEDIATELY— 
ren nore 
WEA RE OFFERING — FOR A 
LNTED D TIME ONL: = — LEAS 
  
Lake Rd. CLEAN, 3 ROOMS. TILED BATH. 
lakefront apts. 8587 Pontiac 
  
furn FE T2000. 
3 RMS. AND BATH. PVT. ENT. 
dults, FE 2-6500.   
J LARGE ROOMS. CORNER ELIZ- abeth & Union Lk. Rds. EM | MODERN 5 Boos. PIRST FLOOR 
heat, Close in. PE > 3 are LT he om 
  MODERN 5 ROOMS, en A MONTH 
PE §-0664.   
A MONTH. 
  
  
KND BATH. NICELY MODERN 3 ony AND BATH. EP- 
fency apt, Stove and refrig. 
  
    3 ROOMS. ENT. AND BATH. 
> Couple pr peclerred. FE 23-1154. 
3 — ROOMS. EVERYTHING LARGE 
furn 28 N. Hemmingway &., Lake 
Orion. 
4 LARGE RMS. PVT. = 
a. 4145 chnteavilie Rd, OR   
oe FE ¢-2282. 
ROOMS, PVT. BATH, APPLY 
‘3 Clark Bt 
§ RMS. AND omal oa ‘rehonme. eH per wk. 
6LEAN PRIV ENT. CROSE FE 5-2585. 
& BATH.   
MODERN EFFICIENCY $15 Seek, including ate 
_lights & gas OR es 
oreonns Tied beth Lakefront roo: 
3 kids OK. 6587 Pontiac ots SoUPLETELY PORN APTS, 
COMPLETELY N. APTS. 
spa welcome, bats) a wk. 406 
PLEXES sit WEEKLY. LAKE Ee Ce aed oF and SPs he at or 
ietermeton MY 346ti. 
4 . 
wate entrance and bath, Util- 
Neat “and clean, Adults 
only, Bee naan 4:30 Sat. and Sun. 
)- Pinegrove. 
aN. APT. GROUND FLOOR 1 
PORN AP wed 104 Pinegrove. FB 
eee ee an a 
GAS HEAT, PRIV. ENT. 2 RMS. 
Orliee, $16 a wk. 86 N. Jessie. 
VE A Art, PROPERTY 
ry | eae see nN. 8 util furn 9 adults, MY 3-5612. 
LARGE LOVELY 4 & BATH. , glassed porch, near Watkins tase Kauite, 9 fos. Ps gy i1943, 
  vate entrance, refrig. clean 
$-0526, 
  
Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH, ehild welcome, 430 N. a 
J ROOM & BATH ON LAKE & line, Cali PE 4-0401 after 5:30.   
    eed pariy to live there 
Sas charge. Gas-fired. steam et—no janitors, service > 
bene iow rent. had 
Bontise ‘Press, Bor. 66, 
sleeps 4, 784 Sterling. ’ -« GAS . 
All weekly. OR 
3-TT00.   
4. and bath, 
_ing. “Heat furn. Adults. Reasonable rent. Located to Pom 
  
URPER 
  Priv: 
pemnieiees Near 
FE 5-864 a 4 ROOMS AND 
ate entrance. Heat & a ign 
stores 
  
1 BEDRM. DELUXE Rent Houses | Furnished 3 35 oe ary 
KITCHEN. 
. Dey. week or month, 
Also ri house, adults. 
  
  
cxAn PisnEna, ere ‘MEN. PRI- | LAKE OF 
  School age c dren welcome. 
8-8226. 
3 ear round — furn, MY 3-1167 
2 BEDRM. HOME, ROUN. 
ot] heat, call 3-2805. 
So « WALLED LK., MOD. 
. Reasonable 
4 ROOMS BATH FURN, 4 
__months, Re Reter FE 5- 
4 OOM OOM HOUSE IN aT RRPORE. 
week or month, adults 
| sat On Ste 
  
  
  
          § ROOMS. MODERN. NEAR 
_Clarkston, MA 56-6281. 
|7 ROOM HOUSE WITH « BED- rooms, porth end, call FE 2-6606. 
HOUSE, LOTS 
ground & iake, all newiy ko 
erated, be autiful location. 4 
_Dewire_ 22 Auburo, rear office.   
Auburn Heights, 6100 per mo. 
_PE_5-0622 
§ RM HOUSE. OF ap U HEATER. . HOT 
water and bath 1-4031, 
§ ROOMS, BATH. aa “HOME. 
lige Lakeview and Lynn, Huron 
Gds, 1 or 2 children between 
_and §°30, FE + ss 
7 ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. FOR 
sale or rent. $950 Da. $v 
th. 213 8. Edith 
6 ROOMS AND BATH WTTHIN 
blocks of downtown. Avalienie for 
immediate occupancy. a 
month. Ask for Mr. ‘amit, =z 
8-04.66, 
@ RMS. AND BATH, OIL HEAT. 
newly decorated, % N. Francis 
St. Between 3 and §. FE 44423. 
{LARGE ROOMS, 2 BATHS. 
Partly furn. 875 month. In Lake 
_Orion. FE 5-6205 after ra 
7? ROOM, 4 BEDROOM HOME 
located -3 miles west of Roches- 
ef ground. Paved road Schoo! bus 
service $35 per month Lease 
availabie 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
TIN. Saginaw St. Ph, PE 56-8165 
UTIL. AND 
Children welcome. PE 43031 
CLEAN 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, $118 
a mo FE 
3. ROOM as rr BATH, OTL 
heat, one child welcome, house 
needs some work done. Call FE 
__ 86642 before 6 p.m 
CLEAN A AND IN Qoob 50D CONDT-   
    
  
. Garage 
stop and $o0g, shopping center 
  
For Rent—W. Suburban 4% roome & bath. full basement, 
FA oil a Lake privileges. 
John K. Irwin REALTOR Since 1925 313West Huron street Phone FE 5-047: Eves. PE 43413   
ioe STOVE. HURON GARDENS Like new ¢ rooms and bath, 2 
ment 
References required 
WEST a 
Near Elizabeth Lake, like new 4 
MAHAN REALTY CO. 107§ W. Huron 
Just DECORATING. as = 
% block high school, all utili- 
Ses, completely private. Ph, FE 
23-7001 9 to $   
  
  
  
$65 Mo 
Dorothy Snyder | der Lavender 
3140 W. Huron FE 2411 ___MU_¢0411_EVES. NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME, JUST oft “ae Rd. 
er neti. 
Water," “yas & PE 42252. 
RENT WITH OPO TO BUY 
$30,000 new home in new subdivi- 
sion. 11 nies ti north Pontiac 
ture windows, large recreation 
room, ceramic til 4 Elec-   
  
  
tric dishwasher trim, office space S doubie ea stom- 
built, Must be seen to be appre- 
ciated. Very liberal “warms. MA 
  
  
For Rent Roor Rooms _37 
G RMS. LA- 
abift, 
  
le hin ge ke ME Le SINGLE fad 
double, kitchen . AT w. 
  
N ee ROOM. CLOSE 
fn both ways. 
a PE ssi ote NG Neos YOUR COM- 
fort, At Bus . PE 5-7332. 
re eee PRIVATE ENTRANCE. 
PRIY. PRIVY. ENTRANCE, AU AUTO, HEAT wate! 
SiEEPING ROOM 8 i BLK. W. oF   
  
    
| sttitine na von om Pe 
; PRIVATE EN- 
trance, Men. 174 State 5t. 
Rooms With Board 38     
  
ME STYLE MEALS. VERY 
clean, PE . 14 Matthews. 
PRIVATE ROOMS. NEAR TOWN 
and bus, $17 weekly. PE 2-¢8a7. 
Convalescent Homes 38. 38A 
OAKLAND course CONVALES- 
AND HOME CENT 
Home-like Surroundings for elder- 
ly men and Excellent 
food and wee. S260 Oxley Drive, 
Pontiac, FE 5-0004, 
    
  
  Hotel Rooms ‘39   
Cooking refrigeration unit. 
464 Auburn eee 
ON 
m s. ¥ 
Sa'iires &, Rati iat   
  
  
"| OFFICER GPACe FOR REWs, EX, | eid Moor. s440 Dixie Hwy. 
t 
YOUR PROBLEM: 
Want. Ads! To sell, rent, 
  hire, it’s FE 28181. ter in excellent location, 1 acre | 
THE ANSWER. TO)   ent on lot. Da. 
Call OR 32084 | 6 p.m. Eve- 
bing. 
North of Pontiac. § rooms, bath . Nice lo 
333. 
Keego Harbor This large T-room home has 4 
bedrms,, and full basement, On 
the bus ‘line. Only $8,500, 
West Suburban Very nice 3 bedrm. home, plas- 
tered walls. oil heat, elec. water 
heater. Big lot with nice lawn 
and shrubs. $1,500 down, 
John K. Irwin amare 
1925 
ny West “Huron Stre 
PE 54-0447; Eves. rE 4-3415   
WILL BUILD... 
On your jot, 3 or 3 bedroom start- 
er homes with or without base- 
ment. Ne down payment, Or will 
build on our lots with small down 
payment. 
Russell Young REALTOR-BUILDER 
412 W, Huron FE ¢45235   
3| BLOOMFIELD HIOHL. NDS 
lity-built 3 pedreone brick 
‘ireplace, large living room with 
dining L: closets 1% baths, 
oy ree, ‘room Beautiful lot. 
NEW CONTEMPORARY 
3 bedroom, tile bath Sith Vanity. 
Gleamin g oak floors, modera step- 
saving Kitchen with dining area. 
Picture window, large rec. area 
in basement. Our last one at this 
price, $12,500 with §2,109 down. 
$400 DOWN 
And lake privileges on Oxbo 
Lake. 2 bedroom bungalow. Ol 
heat. Venetian blinds and more. 
Call today 
$1,000 DOWN 
Large semi!- bungalow itn Union 
Lake area. Plastered walls, __ 
ily dining room, lot 1 
price y $6,500. 
Russell Young REALTOR-BUILDER 
413 ‘W. Huron FE 4-4535 
West Side 
We offer for your inspection 
this modern T-room, two- 
story home including plas- 
tered walls, oak floors, full 
basement, ofl heat, garage. 
Beautiful shade trees. Has 
income possibilities, 
ase to arochini & public 
schools, "Frule g and trans- 
Hy   
i eee bree $i1,- 
INSURANCE 
100 100 Oakiand Ave. Open Eves 
FE ¢2544 Pree Parking   
3 Bedroom 
Brick 
Nearly new ranch home with full 
basement, gag heat, carpeted liv- 
ing reom and hall. Combination 
aluminum storm windows, city 
sewer and w 
Pull price 915.500 00 with $3,500.00 
down. 
Call Today for Appointment 
WM. A. 
“| KENNEDY REALTOR 
Evenings Til) 9 
3007 W. Huron FE 43500 
ANNETT OFFERS 
North Side 
0   
$11,500, terms. 
West Side—2-Family 5 3 e, and bath Daurry J¥ § ROOM noon pore vrs 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE» 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
NR. ST. BENEDICT ’S TEL-HURON SHOPPING 
Huron Gardens. Like new 4 room, 
2 bedroom, one floor plan deco- | 
rated and painted, Shining oak 
floors new bath fixtures new 
Contary oll unit laundry tubs, 
‘or 
irs, Offered at $1450 di 
© VACANT AND SPICK AND 
You Won't Beat This 
§ APT. BRICK INCOME Pully furnished on Oeklang Ave 
nue. Walking distance to down- 
town, 17 full-sized rooms with 4 
baths, built for an apartment 
ments showing $400 a month in- 
basement, Timken hot com water heat. 2 porches, drive and 
back yard cement, 16x24 ft, 5° 
rage. Koar Wisner School. Of- 
tered $36,050 10,000 down. $ BIG PROFIT ON YOUR IN- 
VESTME: 
To Buy—To Sell—To Trade 
YOU BUY IT—WE’LL INSURE IT! 
MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS 
FE 2.0263 1075 W, Muron 
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 
______—POST_OFFICE 
NICHOLIE. WEST SIDE § ROOM 
Large carpeted ving room 
fireplace, family dining 
room, sunroom, @ 
‘s priced for action 
very liberal terms 
STATE STREET INCOME 
Tiimess forces sale of this 
excellent property with an 
per week. Has 
rifice. Good terms 
EAST MONTCALM 3 poRMs 
Strictly modern A- 
Haa auto” heat & 
hot water Incinerator, soft- 
ener, insulation, storms and 
acreens. Dry bemt., garage, 
paved drive & many other 
things you'll want tn a fine 
home. Move right in. Owner 
will sacrifice. Very, liberal 
terms. 
NICHOLIE wines Hy ARGER CO. FE 54-8183 
wopen |_ evenings 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
INCOME — rooms for owner, 
and 2 chente for com: 
Two apa ents will make 
ments and pay utilities. 
cation for rentals near bus line 
tores. A-1 condition through- 
out. 
NEAR PONTIAC MOTOR — 2 
bedrooms, living room and kiteb- | 
en-dinette enntne. | | base- 
ment, feneed rear ga- 
rage, Ail) this for" “oul 6 $1,500 
down and payments of $50 per 
month, 
INCOME — 5 room apartment | 
down for ewner and ¢ rooms up 
for rental, Good school location, 
ideal for 950 . 
Call tor oor Socmtesent. * we 
George R. Irwin Baldwin Ave. 
60505 REALTOR 268 FE 50101 or PE 
A Penthouse at, 
1200 Ft. Elevation High a   
ranch home, 3 large bedrms., 
wardrobe closets, I'g baths, 
Bre gen or fam- 
ily rm., 2 car red garage, 
ned) ree rm. with fireplace. 
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL marae 
Hwy. e701 4395 Dixie   dryer, and wate 
ear garage. $16,000, terms, 
5-Family Brick 
return. 
west side rental area, ¢ 
to school and buses. Sep 
arate furnaces.  §27,500, 
terms. 
Picnic. Park—Lake Front Picnic grounds with 70 pic- 
barn, Situated om J3'4 acres 
18 miles from Pontiac. §30,- 
$00, terms, 
70-Acre Estate Ideal country home, com- 
pletely someiciet mein 
e wi bedrooms, very 
modern kitchen, 2? baths, au- 
tomatic ofl heat, 4-room ten- 
for horses, 
dairy o feeder cattle. 2-car numerous out- 
ari ky and some 
farm equipment included. An 
cutstandine value at $47,500, 
terms. 
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 
2 E. ron FEderal 8-0466 
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Spacious Rooms is siz room home. 
ayn 
riot, Attractively 
  
      A eae 4% te wort 
Suara   
YOUR MOVE “ $1,000 Dn, will move you into Ld 
large new 3 bedrm. home. 
bedrm Becoment, oil furnace, Terms ar. 
"PONTIAC REALTY 
PP T71_ Baldwin   
  
      TR   
jose-in to Pon’ 186 ACRE LAZEP ROT. ESTATE 
Located © 
Kitchen with dinette. 
Desoment. gas heat. Lend- 
lot. car garage 
Ful price: $13,500 — $4, 
own to spproved mort- 
  
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 2 OW. Lew proces Street Street FE 56-6161 or FE 2-1300 
  
t “DRAYTON PI PLAINS home, All Three pedroom Tired walls, ¢0- 
session in 
favs. P Priced at $16,000 cash to 
mortgage. | 
Not High on the Hog— 
But High on a. Hilltop at 7 acres of ood Lapeer 
* ounty farmland, plus @ 6room, 
home with a large living room, 
dining room. 2? bedrooms. Pa 
pases xtra good deep well 
& jet pump. Chicken house. 
house for storage of vegetahies, 
and fruits. With a» little work, { 
this can be made into & peautifu 
fl from Metamora. Price 
H ‘mu, fe down, Shown by 
appointment only. 
HERE IT IS! ; 
be re lakefront home on matin 
oad Only 12 mi. from Pontiac. 
Comfortable living rm. with ex- 
cellent view through picture win- 
tol 2 nice bearms font nag 
fine D-car gara - 
letely fenced £5 Pro home ots only 
By: rs old. See it now. Many more 
features. Only $11,900 full price. 
Crescent Lake Privileges 
burban 6 rooms & bath. Base- 
soeeat, with auto, of] furnace, 2-car 
arage Lovely fenced-in yard, 3 
Blocks to school. Large sereened- 
tn back porch. Carpets wall-to-wall 
in living room and dining room. 
Storms and screens. a baa for 
only $8,950 with §950 d 
WHITE 
BROS. REALTORS 
Phone OR 3-1295 
Open Eves. ‘ti] @-Sun_ 1 to 6. 
O) GOLDNER 
2 000 down will purchéy@<this al 
* post new four-bedroom home ta 
a good neighborheod. Two bed- 
rooms, bath and storage room up. 
Living room with picture window 
and fireplace, kitchen with > ones 
space, two bedrooms ba: 
down Plenty of closet opeee, me 
yle floors, full basement, of] heat. 
Recreation room with fireplace. 
Breezeway to i‘, car garage. 
Fenced yard and corner *. . 
130 ft nly $12.800 and 
— Ideal home for large tome 
*K. G. HEMPSTEAD 102 BE. HURON ST FE ¢-8284 Eve, FE 6-068 
$400 DOW N 
2 bedroom, full bath. 2 large lote, 
C. PANGUS, Realtor 
Call collect: Ortonville, NAtional 
1-3815 or NAtional 1-3050. 
OPE Mon. Thru. Sun. 10to9 
GI. & FHA 2% Dn., 30-Yr. Mortgage 
3-BEDROOM, QUALITY 
BUILT BRICK RANCH 
HOMES   
  
      
  Waterford Hill, nee- 
tiles this lovely brick and stone FEATURING: Plastered 
|Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram- 
ic Tile Baths, Full Base- 
ments with Gasinators, 
| Storms & Screens. Wide 
Lots, Paved Streets, City 
|Sewer and Water 
DIRECTIONS: TAKE EAST 
PIKE ST OR AUBURN AVE. 
TO EAST BLVD, LEFT TO 
PROPERTY. 
Wanted Experienced Salesmaa. 
J. A. Taylor ALTOR TRSURANCY 109 ‘Oatia Oakland Ave = 
‘nome HOME — 2 SEPARATE rooms & bath Curaished large   
LEAVIN XG 0, STATE 3 BEDROOMS, rniture 
washer. n aryer & stove, ve, carpethig. slum, storms & screens, quic 
sion. do. §72 & mo. 
35-7890. 
DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Re “od LAKE ae 
A spacious rambling’ tos home 
with erent a fireplace s 
kitchen. 12x14, with  atieis 
huteh, lovely bath, two dandy 
bedrooms ‘i © boat house, Rees 
Nicely landscaped sell. 812.975. ped lot.   
  
WEBSTER 
BUNGALOW, $1150, 81650 DOWN Attractive modern gray shingle 
eo nem bungalow with full base- 
eW gas ac, heatin 
birch flush’ doors tn Detroom, 
bebe il and fenced tot Immediate $8 
FURNISHED HOME : 
1,250 wn 
OFF WOODWAR: 
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 
© bedroom 
bath, beautiful ‘“ 
builtin leatherette kitchen with 
Outstanding all-pu room that 
is butte aneled. Massive fire- 
piace, attac oy Sones: tise An- 
down. Price 
13,950 or diseaane” for cash te 
VACANT HOME 
DOWN 
Price $6,860 for this bungalow. Plus two bedrooms ta ished atic 
just off if Aabore Ave. 
We Buy, Sell & Trade 
R 
maw, Huron "prone PE es on" "Phone FE G180t 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICN 
Silver Lake Front 
Brick Ranch Bi-Level. An archt- interio 
shaded ing want repinces, Mice 
sand te To inetude rich Wil- 
ie 3 extras, 
“f Family Home fs * sewer 1% ™ 
Faia ta eid Pion er New Tri-Level 
In Bloomfield    
     
  
           THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1956   
    
For Sale Houses 43.   
  
KN UDSEN #3 Pontiac School District 
Rome of 3 bedrooms wit" 
me Judes Delco foreed 
warm air heat, fi 
r features, N ~ 
eu can’t 
it’ for value. 
WM. H. KNUDSEN ALTOR 
$10 Pontiac State Bank B' 
PE 4-4516; Eves. Call FE 
“STMT SIDE   
rooms. se 
atte rupee 
Ce pelsimen patio & aoe tails by 
WEST SIDE ON -— 3 
room, din- 
ing reom, k breakfast 
room. Ample closets. Ot! heat, 
double garage. $3,500 DOWN. 
J. R. Hiltz Realtor 
1611 W. Huron PE 54-6181 
HAYDEN   
home. DOWN Starter 
Norta Bide. Wiring complete. Dry 
wa 
$485 DOWN - A new 2 bedroom. 
home en jour lot Can for infor.’ 
mation 
s770 DOWN ~ 4 rooms & bath 
Sun porch, of! 
side a 
furnace North 
WILLIAMS LAKE RD m3 bee 
room home. A good buy for the| 
reon whe can do some fin- 
fg there. 
payment, 
— - 
New 3 bedroom home. 
Privileges on White tare Low. 
dowa payment. 
NEAR WATERFORD 
SCHOOL ~— F.H.A_ Resale. Py tod. 
room home. $123.386, A Tox $2840) 
wn to 4% per cen 
at - per month, 
. ve mine des | 
tazes 
NEAR DODGE PARK KO. 4 
room home with utility A nue! 
finishing to do, but livable $6800) 
with low down peyment, 
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 8 E Walton FE 8-0441 Open Eves. 
r 
DOLL HOUSE ‘ha this cozy 4 
room bungalow with 2 large 
bedrooms, large living rm. 
le bath kitchen and 
dinette, plus utility, new 1% 
ear garage, |arge land 
lot with Cyclone 
fencing. Located on West 
Aon Arbor Street. Cash to 
mortgage or easy terms. 
Leslie R. Middleton 
BROKER PE 8-0003 
Partridge 3 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
VACANT—BIG VALUE 
NR. WEBSTER SCH.   
ster Behoo!. Pull 
gas heat. rior re-| 
Garage. A fine 
fm this excellent west side 
for only $10,260 om terms 
Now vacant—m im at once! 
Vacant Ranch Home 
Live Suburban move 
Very comfortable Like new 3 
bedroom 30'184 ranch home on 
ed street in nice eee resi- 
17'216" dining 
fn the finest condition, 
mae at goor ~~ prive $19,800 
reasonable 
Maceday Lake, $1,500 Dn. 
Well-bullt hom with 
rivile; "beautiful "Maceda: 
Pare eo garage. Flowing wel 
lies all your water needs. 
$1,500 dn, handles, 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 43581 
1050 W. HURON ST. 
OPEN EVES. "TIL 9   
SCENIC 
Walters Lake, with ite beautiful 
roliing | hills brought inte r 24 
reation room 
heat, garage. SEE IT NOW! 
LAKEFRONT 
On Pontiac Lake. 2 bedroom ma- 
Coney constructed, of] heat, 1'@ 
car garage. Built to last a life- 
time, On large fn pin circle 
drive, Your com enjoy- 
ment assured. $11,500. Sisee down 
what is @ year-’round home for 
Humphries 
“SOLD Prevent waste of time by 
listing your property 
exclusively with 
CHAPIN REAL ESTATE| & 4101 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Pisins 
REALTORS Eves, MApie $-1240 61240   
OR 3-1 
  OWNE 
$13,200 Peith 
WEST SUBURBAN 
FA nest wg ave % Fun price only $5,250 
BRICK CE Tn Te Peatne’s boot locations. 
3 bedrooms, excellent kitch- en. fi eae schools 
town payment. 
SCHHAM 8-5001 attor FE 6-071 1111 Josiyn, Corns? Ord 
ORAS als otek 
| REACH CASH cus|— 
TOMERS through Classi-|, 
fied Ads, Call FE 28181. 
el 
  age. a ee Oe ese we 
RED HORSE CORP, 
O18 Case-Elin, Rd FE 4-2252 o1p IACK 
LOVELAND pat Cass Lake Rd, KE Harbor 
2-4875 _ 41861 
oueRS LARGE ARDS E AND s SMALL iNn- 
ROSE MeLARTY. Bkr. FE 22162 OR FE $3578 TOP too dow’ Pst.000 down, dls houses. tncome 
P. W. DINNAN 06 W. Huron 4-257   
No Down Payment 
Will build on our. free and 
clear lot, r 3 bedroom 
starter homes with full bese- 
ment & wiring; or 
butld on our iot with small 
own yment. F. Cc, WOOD 
1128 WILLIAMS LAKE 
RD: 8 - @ call OR pias 
After 6, call OR 3-7038. 
WAIT! Before you buy - or 
Call C. Schuett Because Schuett has more list- 
ings to othe tend more personnel 
ou air ar ot 7 4 
  
  a7 5 os 
g 
OQ 
2 B 
tik bse 
& z 
area Call MUtual ¢8¢ 
404 EB. Ht a a 
T POR’ 
SMALL HOME FOR “2 OR | ; sale, newly decorated, 150 FT 
| ¢Orner lot. gas electrle, sewer 
_and water FE ¢1152. 
WEST SUBURBAN 
nee privi tleges moms grr view ot 
| shaded. i lot, "Garage. had “ 
iC. HOUST' ON’ RE: LTY 
  
A REAL BUY For cash to mortgage. Total 
price $6,500 bedrooms 
and basement. In Byivan 
Glen 
SYLVAN REALTY CO. 72383 Orchard Lake Ave FE 54-0418 
jIN_ SYLVAN _SHOPPING CENTER 
STOUTS Best Buys 
Toda y 
$1,340 DOWN onthiy paynents of 
$67 include taxes and 
living room Ww oss 
space. Full basement 
furnace. gas water heater 
and aluminum -torms and 
screens. Cooventently lo 
cated to schocls and shop- 
ping. Quick possession on 
this one 
$950 DOWN Don't let the down payment 
bed- 
| kitchen 
price only $7 
$7,500 Pull price bain bome large 7 
ac ast 
side. Excellent for. 2 family 
home. Shown appoint- 
ment only 
INVESTORS See this ‘arce 8 room and 
bath home located near 
downtown .on ft 
toned conimercial Now excel, 
LAKE FRONT 
Cute as a bug's ear is this 
2 bedroom home, strictly 
with step saving 
kitchen, large living room 
with fireplace, farge French modern 
iy $9450 with 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph FE 56-8165 
Open Eves. till 8:30   
Honeymoon Special LOO BUN- 
AND EXTENSIVELY FUR- NISHED ONLY $1,500 DOWN. 
R. J. VALUET, Realtor MS OAKLAND AVE. _PE $-0603 
—MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ 
KENT Established in 1016   “| 
_— 
i       
building with 
month income, Pull: price 
500 with $1,600 ree tat bt 
ir mon rge 
y good shape too. 
ELBOW ROOM — Over 500 ft. of 
road Eimaage sae a completely 
Large rooms, osk floors & plas- 
tered wells thruout, oll furnace 
too. s is an unusual buy at 
$7,959 - $3,950 down.   
heat separate entrances & 
tneters. Pull price $11,950 — §2,- 
WANTED — A nice family we 
meeres hd Proving! this well 
cated 3 bedroom bun, enlow. oak 
floorg & plastered walls, tiled 
pos ean furnace, 682314 1% 
carsee wms. cane brivl 
inges. $13,100 — Bal. 
$75 per mo. $2,200 down 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy, af Telegraph Fe 30123 — F 4 to 9 AMPLE CUSTOM ARKING 
C3], a) 
L FAMILY HOME fe fing West (ide ‘Area.   
  houses weepave privilege 
deep Fenced ot. Webster school your Fy 
Price $1 {1 600 < om 
mii nee 
way ONEIL, Realtor | 
      Clem ane 
4 fre. ‘un Kelehner ries. 
for aun eon terma? 
$500 You will iy 
be surprised | at this lovely bedroom home at th 
Dore up Large. live won ic rge 
Beautiful” witches bath, fenced in yard. 1% car garage. 
$1000 DOWN BUYS this beautt- 
ful 2 bedrm, home, large living 
room with picture w w, ige. 
utility reom, oll furnace, bigh | 
landscaped lot. Vacant, move 
today 
SHEY FIELD STREET. Lovely 
bedrm. home, fall beth, beau- 
‘teas oak large living 
room Ww dinetle, large kitch- 
en with lots of cupboards. 
Priced to sell. 
Jim Williams Realty 1218 Baldwin Avenue 
FE 4064) PE +084) 
PONTIAC Two houses on Kettering St. 
‘ woe. ° bedroom ranches 
th tile bath Oil forced air 
heat, washer, dryer, refrigera- 
tor and water softener included, 
These houses were built in 1055 
and are in excellent condition. 
They leo 
ly payments only $78 including taxes and insurance. No More 
gage costs 
- Lawson Real Estate 
1377 E, Auburn Rochester 
_____ OLive pia ee 
ranch | 
ara 
privites jeges. School bus by door. 
1,900 DOWN 
ern, Rep gt am bome. 
auto- Plastered w floors jot 10x 150. matic heat” ‘Basement, 
feed   
modern homes rif other bo 
Please call us before thenke from 
you buy. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender REALTOR 
3140 W. Huron FE 2-4411 
MU_ 46417 EVES 
LARGE 8RM. 1000 DOWN 
Tt is modern, has 2 car garege 
and 3 large tots Located in the village of Rochester By appoins- 
men “only. 
RIDGEWAY 975 Baidwin Ave FE 4-623 
_ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
5 Bedrooms 1% story bungalow, Excellent 
élose im location for roomers. 
$10,508. 
2 Bedrooms Attached garage, large lot, New 
oa ake paviless vee fix- 
res, ° vileges. - 
$1000 down ” 
Immediate Possession Exceptional } bedroom, full base- 
ment, natural fireplace, 2 car 
garage, down. 
Retiring? This home haa every convenience, 
Easy to maintain, garden space 
fruit and berries. acre, easy 
terms oF 
106 Ft. Water Frontage 96800. Furnished, Warm year 
round cottage, desirable location 
West end Cass Lake. $1000 down 
Will rent at $60 a month through 
winter 
HOME 
MART REALTY CO 
1062 W. Huron ssa‘ 
"BUD" 
5 Bedrooms 
$1,500 Down 
family. en Convenient) 
ie s intge, fa down- me for 
8 3 "bedrooms up, vestparated 
dining room full basement, gas 
heat and hot water, garage, Yarge 
front. h. Total price $8,060 quick possession 
Drayton Woods Exclusive 
Immediate Possession On this 2 bedroom rancher with 
breezeway and extra large 2 car FE 54-0407 
north side 
and large 
Offered “ys siTs00. 4 forms to sult. 
NICHOLIE BALTOR 51201 
Fe 48773 
  
Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
NEAR NORTH PERRY 
2 m home oe. 
sined ad Beh room and ki 
3 bath and shower, 
heat wired for clectrie ‘stove, 
priced at $7350 term: 
FOR Q UICK SALE Very comfortable bedroo: 
waar st aUBURBAN 
room heuse, 2 bedrooms, large 
fiving 1 room, kitchen, 3 pe. bath, 
1 +! es Low down payment 
Fronings, after 6 call Mr. Joll, 
FE . 
A. {OH NSON. Realtor 
FE 42533   
GILES Low Down Payment 
      v are ¥ 
Freer (aye a slee trim Fy some plumbin cote 
ay & GREGG Union Lake Rd. 
Union eg Village 
EM 34393 eM 3-3314   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
=, TRADE Pioneer Highlands Long, low roach bane “ma 
attached garage on 
27 ft, living room with fire: 
place, recreation room and 
nol water heat, Just across 
the street from the water 
—Owner will accept free 
ond clear clear ome in trade — 
Let's 
TRADE Brick Ranch all the extras. 
7, 
payment 
TRADE, rd | New Brick 
Excellent west side location 
3 bedrooms and 1% ceramic 
tile baths on one floor~ 
walking distance to Webster 
acd Was Schools. 
oma will al eccent smelier 
home 
TRADE 3rick Ranch 
With breeseway and 2car 
attached garage 3 
rooms, oversized 
with custom cabinets 
f table space, a 
‘baths, 3 ff recreation room 
basement. Excellent cor- 
ner parcel. Close to Lake 
Angelus menegneble terme 
or will TRAD 
TRADE Commercial 
New 30 x 46 ff. masonry 
building. with brick | front on 
4 | bets. 
o tty , tor tot, uses, 
opportunity or owner would   
consider erp home itn 
trade. a 
DEAL TODAY 
St. Freds 
Compare this 5. bedroom 
house for velue It offers 
. Uving room, with 
fireplace separate dining 
room large country 
kitchen. The full basement 
39.005 with $1,500 down—or 
$7,950 cash. 
Bateman 
Kampsen 
REALTORS 
377_8_Telegraph Eves. & Sun. Buy Thru Partridge 
__List Thru Partridge _ 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
OC N 
KEFRONT - 3 bedroom 
Panoramic picture 
Overlooking he 
lake waters, cor- 
Too: e, 
Ceramic   
  
' 
pa 
        
one-half. Modern style deco- 
rations bright, airy kitchen 
has bireb boards and 
rhang adds to th 
style See it now. 
EAST SIDE — $1,600 down. 
2 bedroom prodern home, 
pr. &t. ert Bec 
Piastered wails, full base- 
ment, pew gas furnace, ga- 
rage. Only $7 900. 
LA EL IZABETH LAKE ES- ' 
TEs — Is Just the home 
tooking for. A love- 
Cod in a beautiful 
setting. Nice livin if room, 
with large dining ell, 2 bed- 
rooms down; one bedroom 
that will really catch the 
eve. cere, a! bath. oat 
ent, 
Large lot, Priced st “$14200. 
SYLVAN VILLAGE 3 
= 
you are are FE 4.0528 GAREY AD by Dick Turner   
  
SA ALT 
M. Rag. U8. Pat, Off, 
1966 by NEA Service, ina   
     
  
scamp! we asked me bow I 
For sale Houses Md 8 
BEHIND st,’ JOSEPH Hos! TAL 
Westown Realty Co. * PE 8-041 \   
DRAYTON PLAINS Vacant 6 room and bat ce 
  ing. Living and dinin; a 
closed front porch. Dasement. 
fenced yard, garage, Approx, 
$4,000 equity. $65 monthly. Will 
accept good er or land 
contract. 
EAST SIDE full 
Path “combination dining & kitch- 
en, full basement. Gas heat. Own- 
er transferred. Must sell this 
Suck posseesion with $1,450 down. 
ng L Templeton, Re Realtor. 
2399 Orchard. £ 
ee DR.   
able with terms, 
CUCKLER REALTY 
BUY. can L REALTOR “>ird” 
we OWNER   
ROGER BERLIN CO. FE 21146 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
3 BEDROOM NO MONEY DOWN 
ne et. Pl wedge Park ’Ree, close 
WILLIS M BREWER   
  
inel 
OF ee 
  
BY OWNER: 4% ROOM HOUS 
Sih fel Scomenh, Sinise A es. 
best offer for $1.00 equity. C     
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
ALMOST NEW 
3 bedroom, is utilit: Rae e living room and 
eeds faiahing "on 
Over, an acre of 
only $480 do dowh., Call for appoint- 
C "RAW! FO ORD AGENCY 
$344 ron Bt. 
Bresings, a 31103 & EM per} 
BARGAIN: GOOD povss. LARGE 
living room, fi   
LIN’ HEIGHTS 
cod § rooms down, 2 Enotiy wcedat 
rooms eat,   
bedroom brick with 
tered, painted walls, Huge 
kitchen with cw ds -to 
match Many extras, Oil 
auto, heat, gasinator, auto. 
$15, 
HERE 15 AN EXTRA 
SHARP BUNOAL ON. Su 
condition throw T 
plastered walls are “treshiy 
decorated. Excellent oa k 
en with extra far garage, fenced y et 
drive, 3742 Brookdale. FE 43448. 
  
RUSSELL YOUNG 
  
i ee 
FL PASS iF did 
CLARK REAL ESTATE a 
  A   
  e bath and full dase- 
ment, Som teally 412 W. Huron PE 44535 
ceptionall Reasonable BY OWNER: 2 BEDRM. GAS 
terms. a 100 with $500 dn., terms. 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor » |? BEDRA Mod bal argos, Ga 
3 Soe PE 3 3-1103 or OR H souable do << sree 
$1, 000 DOW DOWN 
CL ARK VACANT JAN. 1 A lovely 4 bedrm. home with 
rm. Nice vacement iin tas heat Located post t : 
Side ana. has a “two-room “apt. : 7 = a * : " 
bechslor's apt. with ream H. W. Biael shower, Pru Plus ry, rooms on asement . . 1ge OW 
ott heat, glassed front Parse “beeen” ‘ t with Bac Seon of FE bs if rice, conus Locamioy. Bast] | RANCH, $1,200 DN. home has 1 bedroom wp, and 3 F ponte. 3 Sind foue® type, 
rege [o> sag down. J. shower 
Gm areca) Ge eran pa ned nassment wan | est of near apace, for reation room. Auto | School. 
Syuassed, porches, 8 alee Seat $285 DOWN a with mo Cony and cute 3 3 rooths, septic 
: Ror i to tank and well in. Crescent Lake 
sii.900" with | Privileges 
R. D. RILEY, Broker 
508 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41167 
  YOUR LIFE’S MADE EASIER through Classi- 
fied Ads; To so Rages ia oo ree   Rees “Th bet daughter is going to marry 
Templeton | that penniless 
get along « on your salary!” 
__Income Property  43A 
WE TRADE 
HURON GARDENS 
en & 3 units. 
3 rooms @ be Excellent 
condition r . ts pay 
utilities Wonderful oppor- 
  
Watkins 
Lake Front 
Located on om Wotktne 
Bavemeot ha wt home has   
bow 
3-241.   
79 BOY fo Set 
PARTRIDG 
TO SEE 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
JOHN A. LANDMESS: BROKER 
LEGR, RD. Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridg 
ae BIRD! 
  
“LET’S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
DRY GOODS 
retired couple, or lady 
ean ade | substantially” te the 
fami income we operating 
clean litthe bu Oa- 
ye full price > including 
HARDWARE Btart the New Year 
small 
oer mores Let us help 
1873 8. TE 
FE 4-1682 
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR 
  
WE COVER 
THE, STATE 
WELL. ESTABLISHED 
leum & foe semmeell store 
st. Poo 
tirely by hired 
. ssod profit. $10, 
credit 
ness with tase turns 
ventory. Shown by 
BOARD nom AND SHUFFLE 
and we will help you figure the 
just N. 
STATE- WIDE Real Estate Bervice of Pontiac 
B.D. ‘TOR 
1717 §. Telegraph FE 4-062)   
«| Partridge 8 THE “BIRD” TO 6EB 
eas pai 5 : = ® | Driven — Grill — Home T és 
iGEM HARTRAM, uy or Trade 
OR +1980 ‘   
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
BUILD NOW 
“infin Etaten “stn alee Tree ly   
a HERBERT e*DAVIS- 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd PE §-4313 
AIS : Cherokee ills! = You'll like the advan of 
tts close-in Joc: - 
Eliza’ a 1 mile west 
CARL W_ BIRD, Realtor 
Lar pi tog hems ive 
Shepard Rity. OL 1-Til 2000 Tienken 
_--For Sele Acreage 47   
Barn 
2 $10,- 
MEAGHER REAL ESTATE rd, OA $3122 
Eves. OA 6-608 
For Sale Farms 48 pen re ee iB 
3% ACRES GRANGE BALL RD.   
~~ Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge     
  
chicken ‘house. © ols available, By 
RIDGEWAY 975 Baldwin Ave, FE 46203 
$3,009 dows, Ms jeormen Ra. : 
1914 Level Acres with 
4-Bedroom Home 
Nice rural neighborhood fust off 
vement 
ig. 
and $60 
_Giroux-Franks 
on BE he BATE Sale Business Property 49 r ™ 
  190 ft. 
wee WW. BivkAn 
ao 300FT.   
FRONTAGE 
    ____ For ‘Sale Lots: 4% ‘ 
Good modern home, |. Law Priced Tavern RE 
ms 
1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVES. ‘TIL 9   
Buy y Thru Par Partridge 
List Thru Partri   
Roy Annett Inc. MACHINE SHOP 
REALTOR: . 
28 £. Huron -0408 
Open Evenings and pnw ed 14 
  
_Sale Land Contracts 52 
  
+ 
ez! COMMERCIAL|™ 
  IND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG., Buckner Customers 
Are 
Happy Folks Rockness uk Basiese serve om : 
Tt is easy to deal at Buckner’s, 
thown to everyone and borrowing fee pleasure Provide for a ae ont 
Eoane to 00, op to 24 months 
BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY 
Cc 
4512 ‘DIXIE HIGHWAY 
pa BRATION Fr 46402 “VAN 
PARTER & 
SEASONAL 
CASH ae 
BENEFICIAL 
  Rwy -    
   
    
   
      
   
    
   
      
   
    FINANCE CO. 702 Pontiac State Bank Bid PE 41574 . 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25, TO $500   
  
HOUSEHOLD GOODS . Ph Rochester. hester. OL 60711 OL 10781 
Need. $500. 
ba pepmente to fit wear ba ant 
Then you should visit on baw   
$39.50 AND [ 
CONSUMER'S | 
Lawrence 
  
‘iy ‘he ‘same ‘way. “Phone vet | er. Ua 
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. RE, OF FO TOTOROI J 
hows 
  
LOANS — $600 to $1, 500 For Ed: ae aoe 
ri , = ~ 
Dottion swear ewe 
4 aot 
‘ eeewee RR 
one ewe   
  
ee en eens 
breakfast Led +6essieee 
i oe eee ee oxen saith Ril» 2, ; ; 
MAN'S | SUIT AND 40, $12 and Seventy, 
"Shab “coat, size 14, exe bond, Fe 20M, ter 4pm. 
Sale Household Goods 57 ee roe CO 
+ weed geet ee 
ee ee 
sass tee ati xt 
  
  
   
  
      
. La ee 
is Tred al : r 
UOLAIN SA ii oe 
tb. 
‘eb: 
tai 4x8 Sheot $1.35 ata, 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1936 
    
  
: Sheetrock 
  MAKE SURE 
BURMFISTER Northern Lumber Co. 
SALE 
NEW AND USED 
LUMBER 
To clean up yard 
, $060 
pet ama Et a ft. .Obe 
RAPTERS - JOISTS 226 pine lin, f. 006 
ee fe we 
K, 3212, 20 footers 
Resta ake buy 100 bd. ft. att 80. 
Reckiatn "Plywood 
Pips Brick steel 
Money Ouarantes 
rRED LL PLANS 
AS Sun Cunt OFF 
SURPLUS LUMBER 
Materia! Sales Company 
8340 Ra. Mone sirpert | — 
= ort   
SEPTIC TANKS 
Pris LE RA, 
ae See Ee Ata eat 
Talbot Lumber   
    
  
  
PE 5-8090 
PIANO TUNING. CALL BEFORE Le ee Oscar Schmidt. 
Sale Store Equipment 64 
i oe CASH REGISTER.   
  
= DUR ce mee eth reguter Ea S40 
condition, Reasonable. s 
  
  
SPORTSMEN 
repair pair “service ng Se 
:| SANDY'S SPORT SHOP 
Sat, & to te 4, 1770_&. Telegraph FE 3-0140 
Ww . Av * ss 
ayer eugat _ Lake 
10 Bagley St. 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66   
  
      pole GA’ on 1 “~ 
te boty Sada "hy | MOREA ~GUNS — BUYSELL TRADE |i | Guns — B 
Manier Leach 
  eo ee s 
stock. Curtiss. OR 3-9296. 
BABY PARAKEETS, 8. 10 =. 
  Must have farm hom 
_ Shiidren. Elgin 6-3170. 
COLLIE GOLLIE PUPS, THO 
Sable & white. Well, marked, 
_ Terms MA ¢yiat. 0, Loves 
  
GERMAN SHEPHERD 
PUPPIES 
With sell the 
my show doga. 
portunity Be purchase an 
t uppy, MAytair 6-2504, 
Parakeets, Guar. to Talk 
Bome talking .  Harle- 
quines, Cages. 501 et. rE 
32-4025. 
PARAKEETS, CANARIES, SUP- plies, 183 Sanderson, FE §-5031. 
PARRAKEETS, CANA CAGES aod Crane's Hatch- Auburo Ra _ FE 46510.     
    
  
  
THOROUGHBRED | ENGLISH ser litter bred from | _" 77 
MODEST MAIDENS 
  
  ay      
Lf ay PLAN © i mecca 
“He wants the tired businessman's Junch!” By Jay Alan 
  c~   ter "a re hese 
_ers b ee 
—FRAINED | "BEAGLE $35. 
___FE_ +5815 
YOUNG BEAGLES 3h, 16. CUDDLY 
puppies $5. _OR_ 34 
Dogs Trained, . Boarded ? 70 
poas, cars BOA: 
Weined. Burr-Shell, 
“Hay, Grain & Feed 71 | ¥o¢#!   
boas 
“@. Tele 
  
  
td will 
trade for cattle. TT6 
Scott Lk. Rd 
ALPALPA BROME. TIMOTHY & 
clover. Also second alfalfa 
a arae No rain. OA 8-2179, For Sale Housetrailers 78 
18 Pontiac Chief Vacation Trailer 
ia Mre. Doroty Kuck of Roches 
ter, Michigan 
Detroiters 
a na ee 
3 te to M%. 8 widths svafladie. 
large selection of of weed mobile 
HUTCHINSON 
Drayico Piaiss, “OW 31200     
MIXED HAY LARGE cents abe ane 
bales, as. ee 7” 
$20 ton. extra 
ee. s year-old Peroistein * Sere. 
peer, 
in12". Farnsworth Rd, MOhawke 
_ #3503. 
__ For | Sale _Livestock _72 
No spring rr 
teres, TIS ate Lt 
. MElrose 71-3104,   
BANGS 
. Cow—8 yrs, hetfers 14 
mo, &@ 4 mo. OA 63 8-383 
NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT. 
Sagh eens cok. © Me. eld, OA 
Ralph Smith, T3ebe,   OXFORD TRAILER 
SALES 
  
Rent Trafler Space 79 
ESTATES, MODERN 
& playground   
  
    
  
For Sale Poultry 74 
‘| Turkeys, 12, 13 and 14 Ibs. . 
oven ready, available 
including some larger 
  
  sizes. Specially dressed | ™ _Auto . Accessories 80 
a PORD TR ere? AXLE. 
All or for Dons. A 56-0788 
For Sale Tires 80A 4 mm, T3OX16. PLY. GOOD   
  
  
Mile 
Phone west 
NEW AND RERUILT SPREADERS. 
utpment. 
year_of service.   tires. $3.50 up. Also Whitewalls 
to please the cook. 5 STATE TIRE 
W. R. Cogger & Son, . ee OOK! 
Clarkston, MA 5-O511. | grexzy guburbenite mud and snow 
Sale Farm Produce 78| Sitar. "0" “umanee Stites TIRE sales 
pot. | “t,,. SAND GROWN POTATOES. | $09_6. 7 FE 40087 
we Meet vai =e STANDARD BRA Ww TIRES 
up, Sweet cider 231 BN Tires, Up to 80 mere ent of 
. Auburn = black white alls. 
i A ED. WILLIAMS ne Orchard. 5460 Orchard 431 8. Saginaw st Raeburn 
Sale Farm Equipment 76 Auto Service 81 
| sane mentale. mn & bepere ear, cylinders Febored: Zack Ma 
  
Many access, Call 
  
For Sale Motorcycles 83 83 +   
SNOW PLOWS FOR PARTs AND 
  
  
wo, months 
ance. no payments éartes, Y sinter 
month 
PONTIAC FARM & INDUS. TRACTOR ye ca Woodward 
or PE 41443 
WINTER SPECIAL! —   
  
railer, FE 7-0251. 
USED” TRACTORS WITH 
PLOW: AND OTHER IPT. 
ALL SIZES AND MA AND 
PRICED kd SELL. WE TAKE 
  
te. Sales deity 
PRI, NIGHT, 
att Ste BED. Auction House, 
«© Hwy., Drayton Plains, 
won ire EVERY FRIDAY & 
Bat, a p.m. Budget Auction, 455 
_Mill’ 8t. » Ortonville, Mich.   
  
  
-j|house, apartment, any- 
aint | thing — Want Ads give 
you ACTION, Dial FE 
  28181, 
4 
  For Sale Housetrailers 78 78 CENTURY 1% INBOARD (WERE. on boats & Meréury m tors in stock new % aa Retore 
Jan, Ist. Open 8:00 
INLAND LAKES SALES "17 W. Huron FE £7121 PE 2-6122 
{4 W. 14 Mile Rd. at John R 
RD MOTORS 
f Sales and Service, Starcraft, Lone 
trations ic stor the pont. v e OWNES MAR: SUPPLY 
396 Orchard Leake Ave. 
Phone FE 2-8020 
MERCURY ytd aig ones. 
Parts 7 Hook’ Place. “Fis Oret Orchard a Lake “Ave. ave. 
EV INRUDE — MOTORS Bee the new "5S? models 
Harrington Boat Works PE 2-8033 |THE WINNER OF THE MODEL 
1967 Generals Stua: Holly and | stent ea Assow awe 80N long. 
. EM 1955 OMC V-8, 
Call after 6:30 p.m, 247 | 
_Sale J Motor ‘Scooters: 82) | 
he CUaEMAy EAQLE, Exc. con. | 
Bavidson. gon Haier 
Bevideos Baloe Co. south} 3 
re 3000| Boats & Accessories’ ‘as oso) | , Sen Wanted Used Cars— 88 
JUNK AND WRECEED CARS 
East a” Auto Parta. 181 E 
Pike & 5-6835. 
HIGH $$$ PAID BUYIN FOR STATE BA 
GLENN ’S   
  
WE PAY 
Top Dollar For clean Used Cars & Trucks 
Matthews- 
  
a pick-up, 8 ply tires. It's like new 
RESTON MOTOR SALES 
32 8. Main st. Clarkston 
LigaT | jag HEAVY HAULING. 
4-4820   PE . . 
‘6 Be PickOP. NEW. WO miles, trade terms. 
MAZUREK MOTORS M3 8. Blvd. E. PE 40587   
1956 CHEVY PICKUP For Sale Cars - O foe Sil Gate 1   
1953 CHEVY $995 with Hardtop sport, coupe heater, and . J 
Sao Ke NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 8. APvodward 
,| OLIVER 
BUICK $2595 $56 Buick Century 2-Dr. 
H'top Riviera, Dynaflow, 
Radio and Heater, 2-Tone 
Blue, Custom Interior. 
$695 down. 
$1495 (53 Chevrolet 2-Dr., Low 
‘Mileage with all the ex- 
tras. One Owner. $395 
down with 30 months on 
balance. 
$1995   
  
Radio and Heater, Hydra- 
matic, W/Wall Tires. One 
Owger. $495 down.   | $1595 54 Buick Super 4-Dr. Sed. | 
with Power Steering and 
Brakes. A real beauty! 
$395 down. 
$495 ‘49 Chevrolet Sta. Wen. 
Good body and tires, & 
passenger. No down pay- 
ment required. 
$995 '$4 Chevrolet 2-Dr., Radio 
and Heater, Spotless in- 
side and out. $195 down. 
OLIVER 
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 3-010) Open 
1955 CHEVY $1495   
Ha: with V-8 engine. Stand- 
ard M. @ One-owner car with 
only 17,000 actual miles. 
NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 8. Woodward Ave, Birmingham   % ton with V-4 engine and deluxe 
eab, with beater and win   
Washers. 
NORTH CHEVROLET 1090 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 
CHEVROLET ‘86 “% TON PICKUP. 
& excellent tires, winterized and 
ready to go. Just your car or 
truck down 
Haskins, Chev. 731 Dixie Highway et MIS 
MApie §-$0T1 Open nites ‘til 9 iL] 
‘Wilson GMC | New & Used Trucks 
Oakland at Cass   
  
1954 BUICK MS 
“aed irae) fateh One youl u'll realy 
PS ORTH CH EVROLET ‘S. Woodward Are, 
  
54 BUICK 
Century Hardtop 
¢ ANARY YELLOW 
REEN TOP. DYNAFLOW, 
HEATER. 
FE 44546 
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
DON’T NEED CASH AT 
BIRMINGHAM 
NASH |e SRETMANNS | SINE, oer ar or ~NEW, BEAUTIFUL Wanted Used Cars 83| ‘MEDIATE DELIVERY 
10 WIDES—10 WIDES |~~~ NO MONEY. DOWN | OW 
NOW ON DISPLAY | | Watt's Sf pron, Sonar ag 
| thoose from Featuring ‘AxDuck-| See M & M Motor Sales | st Dose 
Feat niet cent |S eae sd ren trades ate af pee “ ebesp oan, 2008 days be Nash Al 9 Wagons and 
IMMEDIATELY. MOVE IN hlwa \lways Ri Ready to Buy ALSO 
BOTTLE 
TRAILER ER EXCHANGE. | BAGLEY "AUTO PARTS 8 ae | 
se? va ooh eRe moor | Be TE Se So -| RENT IT FAST Bad Shelton Motor Sales. Dodge 
Cor auture aE, Biva FE eer Pog v. He, dom oe. 
through Rent Ads! Room, | #1D.: “SCRAP | 1968-86-87, NASHES OF ALL TYPES 
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 
{ See Stan of John 
BIRMINGHAM NASH. 
666 S, Woodward, B’ham 
MI 63900 = Open till 9 
t       1984 CHEVY $1095 convertible with a tur- 
and jvory finish Has Pow- 
aie and heater, 
NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S, Woodward Ave. Birmingham 
~ $150. FE * suet q er G 
FT . 
“Veer. 76 Pingree 
"53 CHEVROLET 
Convertible 
RADIO & AP WALLS EW   
CHEVY’ 
211 S. SAGINAW 
FE 44546 
$64 BEL AIR SEDAN. caer. e finish, An exceptional Day! 
Sust your car down. Easy terms. 
Haskins Chev. 
  6731 Dixte Hwy, et MS 
MApie_ 5-807 nites _ull_@ 192 CHEVIE Cr ATOe WAGON. 
radia, EM pda1e. $405 money 
rj GHEVROLET. RADIO & 
down, assume   
CHEVY BEL AIR 
me eS Etc As ES 
68 Oakiand FE 2-235 
1953 CHEVY. S095.   
Bdoor selan with standard 
radio and heater, Be sure to 
eee this one. 
NORTH CHEVROLET Birmingham 1009 @, Woodward Ave. 
Wi DESOTO CARRY ALL, 020. Hatchery 
    
  
  
  "88 Cad, Cpe. DeVille ....... 
$6 Cad ce npenseceees 
3 oat om. $e Riv. .... 32408 
"86 Super $8 Cony. ...... $2005 
‘66 Ford Fairlane Sedan ...... 1795 
83 Olds Super 88 2-Dr. ...... 1895 
"65 peer: ES Air Dr. ....... $1808 
85 Pont, Chief. Dix, 2-Dr, .,.. $1405 
3S Sts capes #+Dr..... 1805 
- es ef. Dr, . ied 
‘es Holiday Cpe. ....: 
"85 Cad. C ices ceeewees $3406 
"68 Cad, @ Sedan . ~ vseee $3106 
"SS Nash Rambler wre cues 914606 
"85 Cadillac DeVille ...6. 
SS Olds 96 . Hol, Sed. .... $2295 
"84 Olds 9¢ Dix, Hol. Cpe, .... $1895 
K 4 relet Woon casenene $1008 
: Super 68 4-Dr. ...5.+ ; 
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Orchard Lake at Cass 
FES O48 -     55 Pontiac Catalina with] 5 ey rah meee 2 
Piet he bauer & week Ly 
55 FORD RANCH 
WAGON Groton £ nae, Ford-O-Matic, 
whi 
HURON MTR. SALES 
sa W. Huron FE 32641 
i989 FORD. 9 DOOR. GOOD GON. dition. Reasoosbie, Call PE 63356,   
‘ii HUDSON CLUS wee 50786. “se   
'S2 FORD 
2-Door Custom 8 
FO - 
SHARP * ots RADIO & 
AT ALLS, 
; INSIDE’ AND OUT. 
ORT. nave & 
so "23. 
aig Credit Mar Mr. 
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Turner Ford. 
condition. $505 
serrasy PORD SALES 
10 N. Washington 
TODAY’S SPEC [AL 
1938 caer. deluse 3 door, B 
LARRY 
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer OL 1-0TL1 
| a at ens} SHACKLED. Sah sens 
Call EM 3-405 or EM 3.3325 
tt 4:00, Or Moed Plagsiat! ou 
as aa 
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"SO FORD, 2 DR. Custom 6, R&H, very sharp. 
HURON MTR. SALES | 
$52 W. Huron 
DICK PARKER 
Fords at Tom Bohr Ine 
MU 45154.   
  
  
TELLING 
. Milford. GLENN       
  ‘$2 FORD V-8. R & HO PERFECT see See. 
OA 6-2321 1055 Olds 
  
CHRISTMAS 
SPECIAL 
car for Christmas. Just 
car down, no payments 
ruary Credit checked at 
room aad salesman, 
#5300, aD "veo 
  
1956 RAMBLER 
a oo ond a t rleed to sell at 
your first look 
NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 8, Woodward Ave. Birmingham | 
Se ek walls, two-tone blue. FE 63765.   
1952. RAMBLER $595 eneppy looking station 
= va with radio, heater = 
rive. There is absolute 
A small 
NORTH CHEVROLET | 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Brimingham | 
  
  “Reale "New 8 DR, MERC-O. | 
New tires, Good cond. FE) 
Wot OLDS cy N 4 DE- 
new. Priced luxe eq low, Owner, OR 3-1786, 
WE BELIEVE FOR THE FINEST USED CARS AVAILABLE 8HOP 
Schutz Motors 
    After 3, 919 Bo 
OUR Christmas 
PRESENT 
TO YOU "56 FORD ¢ 4DR. 8 line trans- 
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white with two-tone beige 
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$1495 
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$495 
53 DODGE 4DR. ‘This Curcost = like @ 
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" MATTHEWS " 
CHEVY HARGREAVES 
CASS AT OAKLAND FE 54161 
MET SER NO MONEY DOWN: Bee a nor OUR TODAY 
Bob Frost, Inc. $70 8 Woodward irmingies 
6-0034 
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$695 | — 
MATTHEWS Pontiac Sales ‘i “a ‘$4 Super 68 Olds, 4 dr. sedan 
CHEVY" [tess 8 HARGREAVES ‘tl Dodge 4 dr *Sedaa, A-1 cond. 
CASS AT OAKLAND | ™ *Spea Stes tlt FE 3 161 ~ | __MAple 6-6866 or MAple 6-1141_   
REWARD Yourself with one of these fine 
reconditioned used cars 
demonatrator 
tek, joor Rivieta 
Prey Buick adoor Riviera 
HO ie TEN ‘a's SON A 8-2821, Or, Pres MY exe is et a 
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Offers 
"86 Olds, Holiday Cpe os 408 
"85 Pontiac Cat PS. PB... 1008 
‘$5 Cher ar ve 
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    ‘$3 Pord V-@ Tudor . 48 
‘$2 Pontiac Byars 6Cyl, .... § 6 
| ‘$9 Chevy pickup ee 
| 61 Buick @ dr Sharp $ 545 
‘$3 Chevy 3-doo 6 543 
| "3 Studebaker ‘dr. Sharp $ 505 
| a Ford Tudor, FOM, sharp § 495 
| "86 Buick, t-dooy: nice 208 
be Hudson 400: ai 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales 
Auburo at 2. Bid FE ¢6738 
STATION WAGONS 
‘ST Chev, Bel Aly é ae 4 dr, 
6 PO, 4 6 PO, {a 
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TAYLOR C HEVROL ET 
WALLED LAKE MA #186 
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access. Very clean, Good eondi- 
tlon OR 11936 
West Side Used Cars_ nere overhead ts low 
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West. “Side Used Cars   
    
  
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Motor Sales 
CHRYSLER 
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IMPERIAL 
Clearance sale of all new cars and | 
trators. HASKINS 
Chevrolet 
Clarkston OFFERS THESE FINE 
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  1008, Pi Guy sedan we, CARS AT REDUCED 
* PRICES TO FIT YOUR Plymouth , Mardtop, INGE 1 Jour qorraia. peer pack, BUDGET. 
Rae, W-Wall tires, ee glass, | FULL PRICE 
other extras, wroom 
ee Be se’ 1 |1908 Chevrolet ¥-6, Bel Air, 4 dr, Pontiac | yare an .. 
powerglide, R. & H., 2 tone. “Shey, tase Hor £,200 
1896 Plymouth Belvedere ¢dr. high- Suiay sedan _. gibes 
oo tires, @x0¢> pontiac iss 8 Mydra. sedan 61406 
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Open Evenings—Please JUST YOUR CAR DOWN 
ey hone MAple $5141 | HIONEST TRADES —LOWEST ‘Aple 8-807! 
se ‘PONTI RADIO oe WeATES Absolutely ne b EeirEs | fap ow baymenta $14.68 per Mo 
Mgr. . Parks, Mid- 
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    PONTIAC EXECUTICE CARs 
“UP TO $900 DISCOUNT PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 
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  Surprise the family with @ new sq PONTIAC § DOOR. HYDRA mal & H. Clean, for quick 
Fred & gone, Pied Baidwin. Ask for CHEVROLET 
“Oakland County's 
Fastest Growing Dealer” 
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with < overdrive 
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Others 
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IN ONE OF THESE 
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A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS 
, ann — 
S6 MERCURY 4Door ....... 
' (3706) 
55 FORD Fairlane 8 
(3a16) 
'55 NASH Station Wagon .......... $1345 
1 . (3824) 
55 FORD Victoria Club Coupe ...... 
(3838) 
'55 PONTIAC 4Door 
’ om 
54 PONTIAC 4Door Starchief .... 
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'53 OLDSMOBILE 2Door #8 
‘ ww | 
53 FORD Custom 4:Door 8 ........... $ 745 
’ syeee. 
48 DESOTO Suburban Station Wagon $ 175 
‘ om 
5] FORD ........50. 
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Cy Owens: Your Friendly FORD Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw §t, 
Open 8 A.M.to9P,M, YEAR 
Ce ey * 
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$1445 
$1495 
$995 
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THE F PONTIAC PRESS, renilndinay. DECEMBER on, ‘1956   
  
    
Monitor’ to Do 
    
-- Today's Radio Programs -- .™ 
- e Ted Hasing Story ‘on Janty   A 
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Jolie London   
  
      CKLW. Queen for a Day 
  WIR, (760) CKLW, (800) Wwi, (930) WCAR, (1130) WRYZ (i270) WPON, (14@0) WIBK, (1490) 
TONIGHT Top of Town 10:00-—WJR, a Godfrey | 9:00—WJR, Wm. Sheehan 
¢:00—WJR, News — News; Kasem a LE NBC Bandstand WWJ, Minute Parade 
Weck, Wehtrick. MeKensie|_WPON. Music With Mason W Newa Homechats | CKLW: News, David CKLW, News; 10:30—WWJ, Paul Williams WJBK, News, George Wisk, News, Qeorge. 
WJBK, News, Ww. Life ‘AR, Temple woe eS 
WCAR, News, Al 1:00—W. News " @ Matinee ‘corning Matinee 
WPON, News, Weather WWJ, Witching Hour 10:30—-WXYZ, Girl Marries ote Jack Harris | $:30—WJR, Bob Reynolds WXYZ, Top of Town wale. Mary Morgan JBK, Tom George WWJ, Ross Mulholland CKLW, a, Sports WCAR, Pontiac H. 6. W, A. Grant, Davies 
are, eee WAR, News, Bpinorame WWXYE. Grend Cent, Station| WCAR, News, All ‘ se e tion ew oy 
WoAR, Ni A ca wie MTN Chotr Wane ew Reid “ciuy . News, Al Crane 11:36— wR, ’ rey . News, Re’ 
WPON, Melody Go Round WXYZ, Top of he Towa WCAR, News, B. Martyn 2:30—WJR, fod Mrs. Burton 
1:06—WJIR, Cuest House WCAR, News, 8pincrama 13:30—WI e for Musto} WWJ, Mulholland, Harris 
ww. Th ta: WPON, Music With Mason WXYZ, Curtain Calls WCAR, Sports Parade 
§:06—WJR, Pat Buttram ito Get Program 
Proves to Be Bright, 
Brisk and Amusing 
By JACK O'BRIAN 
NEW YORK (INS)—‘Monitor” 
will do ‘The Ted Husing Story" 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
        
    
  
  
    
  
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| During 7 Months 
“MON TREAL @~Maria Dionne   
  
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yours had a Merrie 
Christmas and that 
your every wish is 
fulfilled during the 
first personal business venture of coming NEW YEAR! 
any of the famous quintuplets. 
  
     
      
  
  
      
      
    
        
  
    
      
      
    
        
    
    
      
            
  
  
        
     
          
  
  
        
       
                   
  
      
      
                   
          
       
        
          : FRIDAY MORNING mae Playhouse Sunday, Jan. 6, 
wink sews: Kasem 6:00 WIR, Jim Vinal FRIDAY AFTERNOON win Ea “Mexeasle eT Jan. 6, with Dave Gerry shells are the first to be built by ._. * 
1:30-WIR, Guest; Law | WXYB. Pred Wolt Maras ne Pa White | WIBK. News, Don M . Brooks & Perkins, Inc., in fin-/ Unconfirmed reports 
WWJ, Morgan Beatty CKLW, Club WEYZ, News, Winter WEA Pees, Spinoreme ished form. E. Howard Perkins,|shop lost $25,000 during its seven- WXYE, News, Wolf WJBK, Clark Reid CELW' A Orant. G) Na WPON, ul Fasten your seat belts, kids—|)oo4 ion. N 
CKLW, Heatter WCAR, News, | ‘oftee WJBK N we tom cree | 8:30-WIR, House Julie London gets her own TV 1, said two others;month operation, eighbors Said Ueessssssss 
WPOR, y Go Round WPOM, Early Bird Club WOAR, News’ Martyn WWJ, Hilltop House how shortt ee . were turned over to the Navyjit attracted large numbers of ge 
Od tian Levis “WwW” Beb aswell “S| 12:18—WPON, Noontime Snde| WAY Revs, Mekensle . earlier, but neither had the 24-/|tourists, but apparently Marie and 
CRLW, Guy Nu 12:30—WJR. Time for Music ; Road Bho carat for “‘re-/not flowers was their ob 
wean, News, Spinorame WAR nev a CREW" Bud Davies” a8 Wah, Parate of Bands| “To fell the Truth,” CBS-TV’s |flectivity.” Pinte needed * * ¢ «& eee 
$:30—WJR, Amos 'n’ Andy | 1:00—WJR, Jim Vinall WCAR, Bruce Martyn Weak, aports in ty House) mew quizcast, is a sleeper, turn- * ¢ «@ assistant WWJ_ Conversation WWJ, Bob Maxwell 1:00—WJR. Wendy Warren | WJBK. News ing out to be a bright, brisk, Marie’s assistant Ellen Bourget 
BATE Mickey Shere WXYR. News, awe Rose Mulholland WCAR, News, Spinorama | sriusing Em. | — an it is wncerta” said Miss Dionne had closed the’ 5 ews, WxYZ A i guessing game. o* whe e * or both, or nel- b i bec of rea- 
"area ea Ts enter | Weak Revs: Gate Gout: Reve SEa"otet, | ‘wi"ta Sess" | exe Bud Collyer proves ho cam ther” will be used for the frst|song, She added it was not m mat KLW, US" Milllary Band WJR, Music Hall WCAR, News, Bob Allen” | CHE. Sows’ Mekensie | [0 Charming and human when (flight, which will take place atiter of Marie's health, which’ has WoBK: News, Kasem WXYZ, News, Woit 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone : -_ quiz bosses don’t demand that (Patrick Air Force Base, Cocoa, 
rae News, Spinorama LW. Terrance O'Dell CKLW, Bud ®Savies $:00-— WIR, (anhert shriek , been delicate. 
30—WJR, World Tonight | Wonk News, Reid WPON, Guy Nunn Weve. "werttieh -Gporte he and scream excessive Miss Bourget reported Marie, 
oe, "patter eget | TZPON, Hariy Bird cius | N88 -WIR, Mere, Happineme| CHE. poeta May coniallty. now would occupy herself Keeping}. ges your Record Player now for that New Years, Bve Medd 
Won. Melody ho Round “awa. Bob “Marvell 8:30— WR, Muste al vae—wik, Mute B —" Coanelists Polly mane vena Very Thin Plastic house et the tow the quints’ |” and styles te cheese from — inn and regular. atthe gas 
ews, a Music ‘ameron Swayze, P + 
10:00 WIR. & mphony WwW: News, Davia WCAR, Clem. T. Malone ww, wu Dick Van Dyke all seem to have FARMINGDALE, N. Y. — Re their 2st birthdays in 1955 came ‘J, News; lody WJBK, News, Reid WJBK, News, id eLeod 
W, Gabriel Heatter WCAR, News, Coffee WPON, Early Bird Club Wank Weksod Be played the game plenty in prac-|searchers OS St tee ancien a] makes jet planes are cutting dollars accumulated during their tice sessions and it looks like an- ts with a plastic film | RADIO- TV SALES and SERVICE © : other successful question bee. production . . i 
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-- Today's Television Prograims - =|, rm read este -mm wat|t, ee, vasie rea fun! Mare ter in the, apartment st : ” to go Gabe Mei to the the with a girl ¥ and ~ nel 
Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice took Tom's place with the all‘ired| Sane oF minating of eae es muburtan boopltal where they} 
Channel 2—WJBK-TV = Channel 4—WW3J-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV " cn 1 on Yon BEKO | FREE Home Demonstration 
Ivers ACROSS 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | building, (4) Michigan Outdoors.) (4) It Could Be You, (1) The] PHil Silvers will collapse for 8) | posemiaa | 
(2) Dr. Christian. Erwins. (9) Telescope taxi tycoon Danny} | river . ¢:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. 49) , . Arnstein’s Miami Beach manse. ‘= i 1 
Family Theater. (4) News and|7:15—(7) News. John Daly. wee The meng P idlostoatppt ie oh 
Sports. 7:30—(1) Lone Ranger. (9) Million 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Mystery) tp. appearances of Dr. Francis] 1, 228"! 
6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News.| Dollar Movie. Part 2 of “Since| Matinee. -(T) My Little Margie.|c.iatore on “The $64,000 Ques- 19 Drink made 
@:20—(4) Box Four. You Went Away” starring Jo-| (9) Going Our Way. tion” not only won him his first “e ver} = = 
seph Cotten, Jennifer Jones, Guy|1:30—(4y Hollywood Story. (T)/Ty $32,000—plus his $64,000 Chal-|14 Within 6:2%5—(2) TV Weatherman. Madison, Shirley Temple, Robert} Conrad Nagel Show » defense currently—but also! 15 SO". = 
¢:30—(7) Frontier Justice. Killer’s Walker. (4) Dinah Shore. (2)|/2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. | nee 4 16 by = | 
love for circus performer tra’ . ; the Hal Marches (Candy Toxton) ,, [7p 
a , PS) Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. Yu-| Blenda at Northland. (7) Lady of|Torme) hired the New Jersey ob-|"" isome. . - 
him in “Bill Longley.” (4) Juve-| kon King’s pups help Sgt. Preston! Charm. 8 Greed : nile Court. (2) Range Rider. | stop smugglers taking stetrician to emcee the arrival of! %) sccm — 2 7:00—(2) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. freight line owned by an old | 280) Linkletter’s House Party.|their expected child « (Oh, 3 German river i ae 
(9) Headline — Mentally-ill sci-| ¢iend. 0D Tennessee nie it charge Hal $64,000, doc.) B Anticusted ——t | 
Reedeehs ee an ead 8:00—(7) Circus Time. Paul Win- 3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4)| One of Jackie Gleason’s spon- os} ore om Reconditioned and parts by ee 
chell, Jerry Mahoney, (4) You) (Color) Matinee Theater, (7)| sors ts cutting its participation y g : 
Bet Your Life. (2) Bob Cummings) afternoon Film. (9) Request| im half to add fo Jackie's rating 32 Huge ‘cua S PPLI) NC 
Free Home $:30—(4) Dragnet. Friday investi-|s:s0—(2) (Color) The Bob Crosby} _  — oat 
gates when holdup victims are| Show. (9) Howdy Doody. Groucho thinks he’ll take Larry|3e ‘River tm | 
Demonstration caught outside bars and bowling|4:00—(2) The Brighter Day. (4)|Spivak’s offer to guest on “Meet| 5. Ritvwcem 
HAMPTON TV alleys, handcuffed to Queen For a Day. (9) Justice|the Press.” “The money is fabu-| + Before | 
and automobile bumpers. (2)) Colt. lous,” Groucho told us. “None.” | {i Aurile =a 825 W. Huron FE 4-2525 | Climax. Dewey Susan) 4:15—(2) The Secret Storm. _—_ « in e : 
Kohner, Neville Brand in “Ten|4:39—(2) The Edge of Night. (7)| Where’s Frank Parker? e a. Soeueiens 
Minutes to Curfew.” Ramar of thé Jungle. It oldtimers wonder what ever) | sppeliaticn A; 
9:00—(7) Wire Service. (3) Motion|4:45—(4) Modern Romanees. happened to Gus Haenschen (of| s3 african river 11 Smell 
SP iA Picture Academy. William Ben-|§:00—(2) The Early Show. (4)|the lovely old radio “Showboat” |S Version OO eee nevent 
dix, Hoagy Carmichael in “John-| Comedy Time. (7) Micke y|hour, with Annette Henshaw, Lan-| 45 notion 2 Pouhey . a 
ny Holiday,” story of teen-age) Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party, ("Y Ross, Charles Winninger), he) 1 Weights of a Thtage Gene ‘ ea 
PIGTURE TUBES terror. (4) People’s Choice. 5:30—(4) Gene Autry. conducted the band for the auto) s 35 Oose Be 
9:30—(4) Tennessee Ernie Ford. (2) show at the Colosseum, 38 r fellowes 3 Roster vs | TRIRTETET TINIE ETS! muen : ’ 
© Installed Playhouse 90—U.S. Army colonel Do’ river . Ra areal sige . . ¥ T TERMS 
° Terme tone $ tries to war with\The Tax Roll Balances, Egad, put for the tact, George agua 3S Feminine ® ETRinist 1° AINE Pel lA Seve ot Ow pt ona 
Schick's | gy A ||) Shzemes Br gscrend? "|Whatever the Costs c's wring the dsiomwe for Les| pec, = nero rT) | c's 10:00—(7) Air ‘Time '5T. (4) (Color)) HENRYETTA. Okla. w — mr Paul and Mary Ford’s five-minute > iene 31 Dormice (SIE TE GTS Ie ID aot SERV * Tire od 
Phone « Video Theater. Couple try to ; ° musicales (all TV is agog, trying) « Tune, twey ads — CACHENGIEY ALN! bn he ge - Co. 
MY 16° — 17" conceal past to preserve their} “8% more trouble than it waSito figure out who's the. Hterary| 5 Wandering 39 Peaceful Rig ic lOiMIPIA! 
. 12” — 14” happy married life in ‘Michael! worth, and more expensive. But|genius on this ing pro-| , minstrels she. Nisin z 481 WN. Perry St. 
3-3711 and Mary,” starring Maureen taxes are taxes, and have to be saic prattle). 7 Obtain fometes . 
16: 30—(7) Confidential File. Gen. Sarnoff, chairman of RCA a—T 
MUNTZ TV /11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Netionel| Harley Millsap received a 2-cent! states: “You will no more buy a —aw || | 
| News. (4) News. (2) News. tax assessment from the Okmulgee) black and white TV set in pref- = all 
SERVICE . \11:10—(9) Weathervane. | County tax assessor. The bill) erence to a color TV set five 
came in a letter with a 3cent 
Member of Ockland County 
Electronics Association 
FE 4-1515 Open Eves Till 10 P. M. 
CcCéVIT- 158 Oakland 
Electro Mart 11:15—(9) Film Theater. Pioneer 
cattle baron hires outlaw gang 
to help organize his ranches in 
Ww .”" (4) Town and Coun- 
try. (2) Miss Fairweather. 
11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. Ed- 
mund O’Brien, June Havoc in 
“Powder Town.”   
      
DO-IT-YOU RSELF 
TUBE TESTER = 11:30—(7) Thirty Minute Theater. “A Matter of Advice,” starring 
David Niven. (4) Tonight. Steve 
Allen, cast, soprano Vivian Della 
Chiesa, cartoonist Walt Kelly, stamp. Millsap made out a check 
(which costs several cents) for 
2 cents, and mailed it back in a 
letter — with a 3-cent stamp. 
  
Facts on Spirits Tax 
WASHINGTON—Taxes and im- 
port duties on distilled spirits col- 
156,000, an increase of 4.1 per cent NBC was offered TV rights to 
“New Faces” for $30,000; NBC's 
reply: “Not for one dollar.” 
Phil Rizzuto the Yankee 
radio-TV-casters (Mel Allen, Red 
Barber) means Jim Woods is out 
next season, Red Barber has 
.-| flown off to London for two holiday 
weeks with frau and daughter. His 
  es. ‘til 9 
HAMPTON ELECTRIC | rumar monxrve over the 1954 total.       TV shows betimes are filmed.      
        
  
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Waterford Township Hell 
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    9:45—(2) News, Weather. 
10:0¢--(2) The Gary Moore Show. 
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