csi eabegarrencaeiiaces aime tet aaaaiieee Se a £ i: # ‘The Weether f f yf o* U, 6.’ Weather ‘Bureau Forecast wef Snow flurries, see} (Details Page 2) & % 3 FIRST CUSTOMER:AT STAMP STAND—Mrs. Perry Blair of 20 Edward St. is first customer at Christmas season post office booth which opened this morning on N. Saginaw street in front of the county courthouse. Selling the stamps is Office, will be -. Postoffice Branches Out Peutise Press Phote clerk Floyd Austin of 4031 Meigs Rd., Drayton * Plains. The stand, set up by the Pontiac Post open from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Monday through Saturday until Dec. 20. Soviets Again Gabbing About Summit MOSCOW \—The Soviet Union German unification should be ne- put; in another -bid Thursday night!gotiated by the East and West pedi Nbuaitessin. OS casers Sexe governments, meeting as It included the Berlin situation, tut ruled out discussion of German| reunification. The statement from the official news agency Tass also warned that any Western use of force to maintain access to Berlin would be met by Soviet force and would touch off a nuclear war. * * * Preliminary negotiations for a summit conference broke down last June when the Kremlin pub- lished secret minutes of meetings in Moscow. The West was insisting on | searching talks at a lower level _to insure likelihood of agree- ment before the heads of gov- ernments gathered. The Soviet Union wanted to get the govern. ment chiefs to do the actual trading. , Some Western officials have! proposed that Berlin be discussed only in connection with the entire German unification problem. RENEWS KREMLIN STAND Tass renewed the Kremlin stand against negotiating on reunifica-! tion and also rejected again the Western demand for all-German free elections. restricting any summit conference jto the United States, Britain, |France and the Soviet Union, with possibly a few neutrals. It had re- jected Soviet efforts to include ae * * such small Communist nations as The Soviet Union . repeated, Poland and Czechoslovakia for vot- however, its readiness to talk jing equality. about a World War II peace REITERATES TRANSFER treaty for Germany. | The statement reiterated that The - Communists contend that'the Soviet Union will transfer its Sub-Zero Weather The West also had insisted on} Meeting occupation powers « tothe’ "Past |Germans in six months regardless lof whether the West accepts Pre- imier Khrushchev’s proposal to make West Berlin an unarmed lfree city. ct the Western Allies’ supply auies to their garrisons -in West |Berlin. | Dulles Confers With President Allied Unity in Face of Red Pressure on Berlin Topic of Conference WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles confer today on efforts to obtain solid Allied unity in the face of mounting So- viet pressures against West Ber- lin. Theif afternoon conference was scheduled between Dulles’~ dis- charge from the hospital and his takeoff for a series of conferences starting next week in the French capital. * * * Possibility Tonight TODAY'S TEMPERATURES 12:30 a.m. .........7 Sam. ........... 5 | 2am. ooo. eee. { 10 acme... 9 | 4 acm. .....- seen: 2 11 a. m. yRDdouNS 17 | GIRS ee 4 1 p.m. ........ 20 | Possible sub-zero weather was on the way here today, on the heels of the lowest temperature so far during the! eight-day cold wave. ~The mercury tumbled to two degrees above a.m. today and may sink.as* ; far as a frigid 5 below fo- distinction of being the coldest night, the Weather Bureau peint in the state this month, the said mercury stood at a new low of -17 zero at 4 * * Da The freezing weather was setting in as fast here as the ice which . clogged the St. Marys River, tem- | the St. Marys River again this porarily prevented downbound Morning after heavy fog kept ships ships from passing through the out of the channel last night. The Sault Ste. Marie locks. ;ice was reported 10-12 inches thick. j From Ann Arbor came a sur- No hopes for any real break In ; temperatures in the next five’ prising prediction. Despite the days were seen by the Weather coldest Michigan December since Bureau. but there was some | 1943, a University of Michigan as : : spell might tronomer said winter will be ‘‘a a capers ty Seedy or | little shorter and q little milder hiceany this year." F ¥. The mercury 1s expected to re-| Pref. Hazel M. Losh explained: main atlan average 10-15 degrees | The earth is a million and a half below normal. with a high today miles nearer the sun than’ usual. of about, 20 accompanied by a few|The earth will reach its closest snow flurries iy 8-13 miles. an hour are expected this tends to warm things up and make afternoon and tonight ‘and tomor- winter briefer, since the earth will row’s high will be around 20 again, be moving slightly faster in its or- Traverse City, -7. _loccupation there. * The Coast Guard began clearing! Northerly winds of point té the sun on Jan. 1. This} Dulles has been in’ Walter Reed an intestinal inflammation. His chief task at Paris so far as the Berlin issue is concerned apparently will be to try to re- solve a split between Britain | and West Germany. ' The two powers differ on the kind of reply which should be made to the recent Soviet pro- posa] to convert West. Berlin into a free city and end the Western ~ Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of | West Germany has taken the po- aes isition that the Berlin issue should idegrees. In Flint it was -8 and at! be disposed of before any new proposals on Germany are made to Soviet Premer Nikita’ Khrush- chev. Dulles’. own attitude is reported to be that the Western powers must sternly reject the Khrush- chev plan for West Berlin, but preferably at the same time put forth some kind of counterpro- posal based upon solving the Ber- lin problem through the unifica- tion of Germany with free elec- tions. Salk Vaccine Drive On WASHINGTON (UPI)—Public health officials today aimed a new polio vaccination campaign, at the 40 million Americans un- der 40 who “still have not had x Fie od In Pelston, which has had the , bit. even one Salk injection. ‘|possibility of moré snow Chief of these powers is control| ‘the election. South Carolina Snowfall Sets 44-Year Record Cold Worst Since 1899; Rest of Dixie, Florida Also Hard Hit From Our News Wires COLUMBIA, S.C. — The was predicted today as South Carolina began to thaw out from the heaviest fall in 44 years and the cold- est temperature in 59 years. Government business and school people looked forward to a resumption of normal activity by Satur- day as sun thawed heavily) snow-blanketed central state areas. * * * The 4 above zero at Columbia was the coldest for the capital city since two degrees below zero was | recorded in the winter of 1899. The snew measured up- to 11 inches in the Columbia area. to hit South Carolina since 1914 Los Angeles Hot-Spot LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Resi- dents of the Los Angeles area This was. the heaviest snowfall|/ning 30 minutes late sliced a |erossing today, killing two boys| Wall Street Tells Virginia—Santa Is Uncle Sam * » NEW YORK @® — The Wall Street Journal today joirled the old New York Sun yesterday in assuring Virginia that, indeed, there is a Santa Claus. oe The business newspaper pub- | lished a two-sentence editorial under the heading “There Sure Is." It read: “The United States government is estimated to have given away more than 60 billion dollars in foreign aid since World: War II. “Now then, Virginia, what was your question?” : Virginia was the child who wrote a letter to the Sun many years ago asking if there is a Santa Claus. In an editorial now historically famous, the Sun as- sured her there is. Train Hits Bus, 2 Pupils Killed Driver, 8 Other Students | Survive Crossing: Crash Near Essex, Ont. Union Ready’ fo Fight Against. Reform Edict Court Threatens Hoffa Ouster if -Teamsters Don’t Clean House * From our News Wires ’ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The Teamsters braced for \battle today in the face of a federal court threat to oust James Hoffa as their president unless they obey orders to clean house. | The Executive Board of the huge union voted to appeal U.S. Dist. Judge F.' Dickinson Letts’ ruling that, the Teamsters must heed reform recommendations made by court-appointed monitors. Hoffa, militant leader of 144 mil- ried by the court’s worded opinion. “H--1, it just means another fight," he said cheerfully. “We will appeal all the way. We've done nothing contrary to good unionism.” ESSEX, Ont. (AP) — g& New York Central passenger train run- school bus in half at a rural grade Hoffa said the union will cancel aboard the bus. iplans for a convention in Chicago The crossing is three miles east next March if necessary, of Essex and about 17 miles east) AA AT of Detroit in the southernmost tip | The court forbade a convention of Ontario. ithat soon on the ground the union basked in sunny and warm | weather yesterday with thermometer hitting a Dec. 11 | The U.S. Weather Bureau said today’s high will be about the same. The warmest Dec. 11 | temperature ever recorded here was 86 degrees — back in 1895. wheh almost 12. inches were re- corded. It was freezing in northern Florida. And it wasn't so hot ia the southern section, as tempera- tures dropped int othe low 50s dur- ing the early morning. » * ported hazardous. Schools were ordered closed in communities. Five persons, in- eluding four children, died in fires in the Norfolk area. Although ng snow was reported in other Southern states, it was cold. Temperatures were in the 20s in parts of Georgia and near freezing in sections of Mississippi and Alabama. areas from Montana eastward to ‘jthe Atlantic Coast. 20 BELOW ZERO northern Midwest areas, The mer- cury tambled to 20 degrees below zero at Rochester, Minn, It was -14 at International Falls, Minn., and -13 at Grantsburg, Wis. i the to the Holy Names School | Essex. | near-record high of 85 degrees. | wero | | Essex Profgssional Center for | * -|iey. | Driving conditions in the snow-| stricken Southern areas was: re-| more than a score of Virginia | The cold air embraced most No Colds at Pole! Below zero weather again hit, lion Teamsters, didn’t seem wor-| vigorously | Teamster Agent Jack Thompson. Taken af Flint Suspect in Torch Death May Be Arraigned on Arson Charge Today The baffling mystery of how Flint Teamsters agent Frank Kierdorf was burned to death in August today was rekindled with the ar- rest of Jack Thompson, a fellow union official of Kier- dorf’s. Thompson, 41, business agent with Flint Local 332, was taken into custody in Flint at 11:45 this morn- on a charge of arson in the still unsolved burning of ‘the cleaning shop in which Kierdor Story hug, 3-Dec. 12 Aug. 3—Late at night, the La- treille Cleaners in Flint goes up in flames. Later investigation shows the blaze was arson. Aug. 4—Minutes before 1 a.m., an unidentified man stumbles into St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, his body 85 per cent covered by burns. A speeding black sedan is seen driv- ing away from the hospital's main ‘entrance. : Aug. 5—Frank Kierdorf refuses to tell who he is, but is identified through his fingerprints. Herman Kierdort identifies Frank, per- old Kierdorf was turned into a human torch in a bungled arson job. . Thompson, once a top suspect in the arson death, was freed by a court order back in August when Genesee County Prosecutor Je- rome F. O'Rourke said he didn’t believe he could obtain a convic- tion against Thompson, The Flint official had been held for .five days after his finger- prints were dscovered by police on Kierdorf’s station-wagon. He had been described by many The bus was carrying 10 pupils |has not yet cleaned house or pre- pared for “return of control to the rank-and-file membership through The two boys who were killed! ap ” David Purvis and Paul jRemoctatic processes. Bossey. | Hoffa had called the conven- | 7 | tion in an attempt to have him- The driver, Albert Slote, and self re-elected and bring an end three children were taken to the to the monitorship treatment. Another boy, whose The union’s lawyers will go to leg was broken, was sent to a | Washington to seek an order stay- Windsor hofpital. \ing Letts’ ruling. Dr. D. W. Clar@*said ‘hone af the children brought into Essex was injured seriously. The grade crossing is marked but not protected by crossing gates, The approach is steep and to change operations of the Team- sters Union,” Hoffa said. Two of the three Teamsters monitors complained Hoffa was ignoring their cleanup orders. Letts, who described the moni- tors as offteers of the court, warned: “Remedies are not lacking in our judicial process if the orders of the court are violated, disregarded or ig- nored.” In Washington, the court-appoin? ed monitors said they may bring corruption charges soon against Hoffa. The monitor majority appeared likely to move in the wake of yes- terday’s court order giving them sweeping clean-up powers. Miss Margaret Seymour, who lives nearby, said several cars failed to make the grade on their first run up the incline this morn- ing before the accidenf. The 10-car train, the Detroiter, left New York City last night | and was due in Detroit at 8 a. m. That was the time of the | accident. A spokesman for the railroad said the bus was knocked clear of the crossing by the train. LONDON (UPI)—Antarctie ex- plorer Ralph Lenton said last night he “‘can’t wait to get back” the cold continent because of the common cold. ‘‘All the time I was at the Pole I never, had a cold,’ he said. ‘Since I came back to Britain, I've hardly been free of the perishing things.’ ‘Triplets’ Mom Impartial BOLIVAR, Venezuela (UPI) — Julia Pereira has named her day- old triplets Romulo, Wolfgang and Rafael, after the three can- didates in Sunday's presidential ele¢tion, “in the interest of na- tional unity.” ““As of now there is no require-| ment; according to our lawyers, | suades him to tell how he was j burned. Frank tells police he was }set afire by three thugs west of Pontiac. ’ Aug, 6—Authorities see too. many discrepancies in Frank's confession and discount it. They learn of the Flint fire and investigate for a pos- sible link. Herman drops out of sight, touching off a 13-day search. Atty. Gen, Pau] L. Adams takes eharge of the case. : nis fire . T—Frank Kierdorf dies, his) *: ; ee ry the end. Oakland! Later the committee said the ap- County Teamsters officials are |Pe@ratices of the three men had iquestioned, including James Hot. |been postponed indefinitely. ifa’s brother, William. O'Rourke this. noon announced Aug. 8—Jack Thompson is ar-| the arrest ef Thompson which, rested in Flint for investigation of} he sald, came as the result of arson. Authorities in Pontiac ques-| the combined investigation et- tion the last persons to have seen) forts of the State Attorney Gen- Herman. eral’s Office, and she Genesee Aug. 13—Thompson freed on writ| and Oakland County Prosecutor's ‘of habeas corpus, Adams admits| Offices. he hasn't got enough evidence to Frank Kietdort who beers ids prosecute him. death had balked at questions ¢rom Aug. 14 — Herman's wife, Lila, |i. McClellan racksovs committee, “ve she doesn't know where Her- stumbled into St. Joseph Mercy “e =. a ders, |Hospital early Aug. 4 with burns oe ee oe covering 85 per cent of his body. faces charge of possessing a si- << « & lencer for a pistol. Takes lie test Th . od by th that clears him of participating in sinis polis pairs see ee Vocus son, stays bout what hap- mocee : a ee ee a mete wnat ep sters Union Hall and taken directly as Kierdorf’s “closest friend.” Thompson, along with Herman Kierdort of Madison Heights, Frank’s uncle, and Myron D. Weiss, reportedly the last known person to see Herman before he disappeared for 13 days, had once been subpoeaned to appear before the Senate Rackets Committee in Washington to tell what part they may have played in the mysterious pened later. : 2 Aug. 20—Arson in a Pontiac|'® Flint City Jail where he was apartment house adds fuel to|0oked on a charge of arson. - O'Rourke's announcement said, “Due to recent findings in the in- tensive investigation we believe we have evidence conclusive enough to warrant an arrest.” Thompson was expected to be ar- raigned on the arson charge this afternoon in Flint Municipal Court Kierdorf case. The apartment be- longed to the girlfriend of Leaun Harrelson, president of Teamster Local 614, who is requestioned. Aug. 25—Herman demands trial on silencer charge. Aug. 27—-Herman, Harrelson 1d (Continued on Page 4, Col. 2) April Ballot Could Include County Issue | Michigan voters next Apri] may) decide the question of providing) Ready then to push the need committee, which has been study-/ready to press for the April vote, i (Continued 6n Page 4, Col. 1) /home-rule 'counties. Such a possibility grew out of a, (meeting in Pontiac yesterday | ‘afternoon bf two county govern-| ment reorganization study commit-) tees from Oakland and Wayne. Counties, With the possibility comes a ‘number of “‘ifs’’ before the vote ‘could take place. Biggest of them, as far as Oak- land County is concerned now, is first to get approval on home- | tule from the 82 Oakland super- | visors. | ij { Today, a meeting was called for |Dec. 22 to take up the question lof home-rule, And time is important if the question is to ke put on the April 6 ballot. sored by both the House of Repre- sentatives and Senate, state laws say the form of the proposed per- missive constitutional amendment :must be in Lansing 45 days before This would mean a deadline | around Feb. 20 in order to get the, Ajnothet ppssible stumbling block in initiating the constitu. tional amendment will be the necessary two-thirds vote re- quired of Hoth the, House and Sen- propgsal on the April 6 ballots. J ‘Hospital since last Friday under- By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR.| ate, Both convene Jan. 14 for the will be Sen. Frank Andrews going treatment for diverticulitis, ' | 1959 session. type government for for home-rule county government ing this type of government. Should a joint resolution be spon-|, Voters May Decide Home-Rule (R-, Hillman) and his special Senate, COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN — John L, Carey (right), Springfield Township supervisor and chairman of Oakland County's Special .County Government Study Comngittee, huddles with Ed- ward Purdy, chairman ol-a Wayne County Or- Michigan count | i ganization Study Committee, in . before representatives of the two groups met to discuss possible home-rule type government. for O'Rourke's office issued the arson warrant this morning. George F. Taylor, chief as- sistant Oaklang County Prosecutor, made the first announcement here of Thompson's arrest. * * * “The Genesee County authorities must have turned up something Despite the many hurdles ahead, new against Thompson,” he said. Oakland and Wayne counties are Taylor saw no immediate rea- son to requestion such figures as Herman Kierdorf in connec- tion with the Flint arson. “During the (Frank) Kierdort investigation, it was pretty well de- termined that Herman had nothing ‘Ito do with the argon,” Taylor said. Taylor doubted Oakland County authorities would be drawn into the arson investigation, now that it has responded, “The only Oakland County con- nection that ever appeared was the possibility of a conspiracy here to cover up what happened ” A request by Prosecutor Fred- erick C. Ziem and Atty. Gen. Paul L. Adams for a grand jury (Continued.on Page 4, Col. 1) es InT EEE EE Sees a oday’s Press Comics ........66 cettecvsce BF County News ....cccccsee Editorials ....... eevesseesae © High School ........s0se00. 2 Markets .. causes oose BD Obituaries .....c.cceeceees. 2 Pontiae Press Photo | Sports ....... eevee veges BORD } Pontiac yesterday, | Theaters ...............: 30-31 TV & Radio Programs .....%9 Wilson, Eari sree dhe penes 38 y Women’s Pages serdeens 16-19 4 ted ies. - ; , : i =] a police believe the 56-year-. a i? * c tm fo PONTIAC PRE . b | iy : Lo by ie - [> ss FRIDAY, DECEMBER aefsa58 — : Power Over Court's Demand ‘for Voter Registrations MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)—A federal versus state power Uash loomed today on a federal couit’s demand that. an Alabama judge and five voter registrars show “their records to the U.S. Civil ‘Rights Comission. After District Court orders were issued Thursday, rapid-fire de- yvelopments indicated further pos- ‘sible difficulty for the year-old federal agency probing complaints| — of ‘discrimination against voters. ..Macon County Registrars E. P. Livingston and Grady Rogers, two of the five who silently defied the commisson at its first hearing Monday and Tuesday, resigned on grounds they were being in- Atimidated. They said they would obey or- ders to appear at a second ‘ear- ing here before the six-man com- mission or a emcuniiee T-<. 19. Refusal to obey the orders could bring contempt citations and possible penalties of impris- ,onment or fines. This would be at = court’s decsion. Negro — < Battle Looms! - liams (left) of 1106 Pontiac EXHIBIT CHAMPION STEERS — Jim Wil- proudly holds his steer which was - selected reserve champion Angus and first-place heavy- Rd., Rochester, weight at the 29th annual Junior Livestock Show held in Detroit. Fritz Lutz (right) of 58900 Dequindre Rd., ’ champion Angus and reserve grand champiaqn. 0 Rochester, displays his grand- State Junior Miss Contest Lacking Oakland Entrants . A Milford girl may become the “first Oakland County belle to enter the Michigan Junior Miss contest to be staged by the Pontiac Area -Jtmior Chamber of Commerce Jan. 16, Milford Jaycees have asked for an application blank, indicating they have a candidate in mind, said W. B. Neal, contest chairman. ' So far, Pontiac and Oakland ® County are still not represented -“'in the contest, although entries have been received from such far away places as Niles and Middleville. Nea] urged area organizations to consider sponsoring contestants in the contest. “Candidates shouldn't be hard to find—there are lots of lovely girls in Oakland County,” he said. Applications will through Dec, 27, Neal said. The contest is open to any Michigan high school senior who will be at least 16 years old but not more than 17 on March 8, 1959. Michigan contestants will be judged in Pontiac Jan. 16 and the winner wil] go to the national con- test in Mobile, Ala. March 4. 7 Worst Storm in History Sun Shines as Oswego Starts Tunneling. Out OSWEGO, N.Y. (AP) — Resi- dents almost could look back on it all today, But not quite. There ‘was still a lot of snow to be shov- eled. The worst snow storm in the) The Weather ow. bh Lew sbove ia the city te 3 below nero tn they uburbs. High temerre’ Win nerth- westerly 8-13 miles ioe Cote and tonight. Teday in , in Pon tine Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. » “at 8 a.m, in velocity 0 m.p.h. Sun sets Priday a Sun rises lace a * 35 a.m, Moon sets Friday 7:31) p.m. Moon rises Saturday | Ag 10: 06 a.m. 31 a.m........... 17 13 M. .ceve.s-ss. 19 1 p.m.....08..-.19 3 p.M.....05...- 21 Thursday in Pentiae (As recorded downtown) temperature Lowest ones Bsopccod gs temperatu Weather—Partiy clou cloudy. One Year Ago “Ago in Pontiac ae oy history of this city of 23,000 by| Lake Ontario appeared to be over. A bright sun broke through Thurs- sight today. * * * However, the Weather Bureau predicted periods of light snow or snow flurries in the area today tonight and Saturday. were working, the women went shopping, and the kids still had a holiday. But maintenance crews had a great deal of work remaining. x * * The storm, which began Sunday noon, had left extensive damage. Buildings and roofs had collapsed under the weight of the 6% feet of snow that fell. Workers had lost nearly a week's wages. Mer- week. The schools, which remained | closed today, were a week behind schedule. ‘Highest temperature .....+..... st * * *” : | Mean temperature 20005. vett--t398) The Chamber of Commerce ex- Weather—Pair. pects that December business will Highest and Lowest T Temperature This}|Show a 25 per cent drop. A Cham- : Date in 86 Years -—— 4 tm 1949. 6 m:r9i7/ber Official said hourly workers £ would not be paid for the time | Thursday's Tempe: rature Chart th lost j-Alpena 22 15 Marquette 17 6/they ost. e" 23 17 Memphis 43 32 4 arck 10 -5 Miami 83 63) gee ere reer nceneennneem & Brownsville 58 41 Milwaukee 16 8| =~ : + Buffalo 23 13 Minneapolis 9 -2) =Charieston 40 23 New Orleans 83 36) >) “20 10 New York 25 19) © U e a en ar Cincinnati 29 15 Omaha 0 -4)— fernet I ern 3 ale mver x i Detroit 19 +7 Pittsbureh 21 «#13 DEC. 2 Duluth 2 -12 St. Louis 3 10) | ee Te &._ Marie 13 “2 Hold ef lbene party and- Houghton § 30 6 Traverse “11; have some fun yourself. Jechkeonville 60 33 Washington 23 16/., AVE ; Kansas City 34 6 Seattle 54 40) © Los Angeles 85 88 Tampa 70 42! ICE FISHERMEN : Look at this sensational Slaybaugh one day special just for you fishermen! Better Hurry! ‘| SATURDAY, DEC. 13 ONLY! : Reg. | 25¢ Doz. | WITH A $1 Limit 3 Dozen SLAYBAUGH’S | ao Park Free on Our Big Lighted Parking Lot | 630 Oakland Ave., at Cass : ¢ Doz. PURCHASE to a Customer FE 8-0453 be accepted day and no heavy snow was in| with possibly heavier snow squalls! The streets were open, the men) chants missed what was to have)» been the first big holiday sales || : Straley Presents 163 Certificates Presides at Graduation of Police Officers From Basic Training Program Pontiac Police Chief Herbert W. Straley, retiring president of the Southeastern Michigan Associa- tion of Chiefs of Police, yesterday presented graduation certificates to 163 police officers who com- pleted a 90-hour basic police train- ing program. * * * Ceremonies were held at Devon Gables in Bloomfield Township, Guest speaker at the event | was Thomas J. Gearty, special | FBI agent in charge of the De- troit office, who discusséd “Pub- lic Relations in Law Enforce- | ment,’* The training course is designed jfor officers who have no basic knowledge of police work, Straley said, although classes arepen to veteran policemen. ‘ * * * More than 600 persons have gone through the program, he said. The program is offered at schools in Lincoln Park, Grosse Pointe and Royal Oak. Soviet Population Soars LONDON #—The Soviet pop- ulation is expanding by seven people every minute. Ten babies are porn in the Soviet Union every 60 seconds, but only three fersons die am fling to data published in a mphlet, ‘The All-Union Population Census of 1959."" * 8 Oakland Boys Win Awards in Stock Show Eight Oakland County boys to- day are proudly showing the top awards they received at the 29th annual Junior Livestock Show in Detroit. - The grand champion Angus and reserve grand champion of the show,was owned by Fritz Lutz of 53900 Dequindre Rd., Rochest- er. * * Entering the reserve champion Angus and first-place winning heavyweight Angus was Jim Wil- liams of 1106 Pontiac Rd., Roches- ter. * * * Donald Boyd of 1740 Clyde Rd., Milford, won third-place individual and pen for his Cheviot sheep. Donald also placed seventh in showmenship. Frank Williamson of 1121 Bielby St., Waterford Township, took fourth in individual and pen with lhis Southdown sheep. He was 10th lin showmanship. | Tom Middleton of ,2610 Stoney Creek Rd., Lake Orion, placed ninth with his Angus steer, while | his brother, Larry, wdn a seventh in the lightweight Angus division. x * * : John Spezia of 4960 Rochester Rd., Leonard, won the fourth spot in the lightweight Angus steer com- petition. Howard Storm of 1434 S. Lapeer Rd., Lake kOrion, too; sixth place with his heavyweight! Hereford. Get the Hint, Uncle? BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPI)—The Bowling Green Daily Sentinel-Tribune received a letter from a little girl addressed to Santa Claus requesting, among other things, ‘“‘some clear. under- wear for Uncle Tiney.” Regular 69c $1 Value—All Regular $1.75 $2 ‘Superbe’ . GM] TONIGHT and SATURDAY onli Nationally advertised cosmetics are lowest m= priced at Simms even at Christmastime. Check (a) before you buy cdsmetics. } shop the store for more! y MAVIS TALCUM Liquid and Stick Cologne..... BRECK SHAMPOOS eres CONSERT Givens. FLOWER $2 Hand and Body Lotion...... fe CREME aInsE ST 02 _ WRISLEYS BATH om ST 29 . PONDS COLD CREAM ST 44 Regular $3 Value......... Lucien Lelong Pichi 5] 44 | . $3.00 ‘Balalaika’ . Ree |The Day in Birmingham “(New Bloomti to Be Dedicatec Sunday Hi Dr, Harry L, Martin of the First Church conducted - a| may BIRMINGHAM—Formal | ' dedica- tion of the new Bloomfield Hills set for-2 p.m, Sunday, it was,an- |nounced today by Eugene. John é . |Mre. Fraser Pomeroy, group prest- son, school superintendent. The $1,579,943 bopaing st at Quarton and Wing Lake Reads will be open fer inspection from 2 to 3 p.m. when a brief dedica- tion prgeram will be held. Sordon G. Nyquist, Parent: Teacher Organization presiden:, _ . {will be master of ceremonies. Brief talks will be given by Merrill O Bates, board president: William ‘|MeGuire, school principal, and Johnson. Musical numbers by the band and choir and a skit by the Dra matics Class will complete the rogram, The new school is situated on a %-acre campus, and has nearly 75.900 square feet of floor space. Planned to accommodate 600 stu- dents, it has a present enrollment of 666. The — White Gift Service will be held at 5 and 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday. Gifts of money.will go to the Rev. and Mrs. William Hopper Jr., missionaries from the church to Iran. Gifts of clothing, ‘eve and food, to be wrapped in white paper, will be distributed through Presbyterian Neighborhood Houses in Detroit. The Christmas story told in scripture will be presented in pan- temime by high school juniors. Following the service the tradi-' tional Christmas candle will be| presented to each family to be| lighted every night until Christ-| mas. The “Blue Room,” center at the: Birmingham YMCA Building, has been dedicated to women, Frankie Albert Quitting as San Francisco Coach SAN FRANCISCO (# — Frank- le Albert is quitting as head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. fermed Vic Morabite, principal owner of the pro football team, that he will turn in his resigna- tion after Sunday’s game with Baltimore Colts. , Choice of 3 Styles ; LADIES’ MATCHED Dusters with Gowns or Pj's d , ' J J J , J : $5.95 Value J d 4 f i , , Pull challis gown with duster or 2-pe. flannel ames with duster or oadcloth pajames with : ahuertss duster. All sizes y 32 to 40. _ Give Her FAMOUS BRANDS Here's a few— = SCC eC Cece at 69 88° 88 $00 Types seston eas oes teore hone ee eee ee eee wens eee eee ee oee ee t a eS ef Ladies 100° Nylon or Glazed Cotton Dusters 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ é ‘ J é ’ ‘ é Special Purchase Ladies’ 100% WOOL | Skirts | ' Reg. $3.95 52°99 _ Sizes 10 to 18 Btraight or flared styles, j back of side zipper. Col- j ofs include — plaids j or: slid colors a \\ Junior-Senior High School nas been, a devotional service by the United Church & = Albert said today he has in- | f ‘ Short sleeves, full 7 4 button front, cord ‘ : trim, prints or : solid ‘colors . 4 f Washable & col- 4 i . otfast Ideal gift. 4 4 Broken sizes. f 3 f : j ’ ‘ # d j f A ; Brush Knits ‘ Ledies d . . fg | Gowns s ; f : 4 4 J 4 J [ 4 3 Ad j 2 for j j $5.00 a ¢ Washable color- g fast viscose ray- a 4 on, soft and é , fleecy in square or V-neck styles. j Choice of 3 col- Ld a Sizes 34 to f Methodist ceremony. Furnishings for the 2en- ter were formally presented by dent. Fire Chief Clark H. Smith said the Birmingham department an- swered a total of 40 alarms tast month, including seven first aid runs. Property damage to buildings and contents was set at $2,295. 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The committee of nine, neaded| = RR bay conti Harrelson's girl friend, Mary Ann|! Thon, alt jailed on conspiracy : charges. Mrs: Harre] \her husband knew of the Flint ar- son shortly after it occurred. nd |Herman and Harrelson are freed , jon writs of habeas corpus. Adams \Kierdorf Chronology _ 2 Ree oY St petite “Soatane tram: face One) ~ Aug. 28—Mrs. Thon is released, admits he ‘hasn’t got enough evi- dence against them. Aug. 28 — Adams and Prosecutor arson,"” Sept. 9 — Oakland County bench way... _ Dec. 12 + Thompson is arrested in Flint, charged with arson. Nov. 10 — Found guilty, Herman sén testifies|48 sentenced to 1 to 5 years prison. Park Ranger to Retire MT. CLEMENS — George P.|tive and father of three, died in al, Frederick C. Ziem ask for a/Rockensuess of Mt. Clemens, chief|head-on collision in Warren ‘last grand jury to investigate ‘‘events|Park ranger at Metropolitan Beach, |night. Gallant, of Grosse Pointe,|. in Oakland County after the Flint|Will retire Dec. 13. He will bejhad been director of human rela- succeeded by Russell Strand ofjtions for Cross Co. of Detroit, fare worker because he was dropped. from the relief _ rolls, He‘ begins appeal Pe Shows, a father of eight — t which are stil) und ae a tery. fo Crash Fatal to Man DETROIT w — William Philip Gallant, 41-year-old business execu- t James Thorber Tale Mrs. John H. Eddy, children's librarian, also will tell som Christ- and the Shoemaker,” “The Tree “Tizz Plays Santa Claus.” x * * Story hour takes place in the Children’s Room from 10;30-11:30 mas taes, including “The Elves Mt, Clemens. machine tool manufacturers. a.m. by: .deohn .L. .Carey, .Springfield put its stamp of approval on home- | rule government. Nab Kierdorf’s Pal on Arson Charge (Continued From Page One) te investigate the alleged con- spiracy was turned down by the Oakland County bench and the . investigation drew to a alt | shortly after. Taylor said that Ziem and! Adams at that time turned over al] their evidence to O'Rourke. “It is this evidence that O’Rourke is referring to when he describes the marshaling of evi- dence against Thompson as ‘a co- operative effort,’" Taylor said. | The heavy-set and bespectacled | G66 "6" Frank Kierdorf died Aug. 7 with the secret of his burns sealed on his charred lips, Shortly after his admission to the hospital, he once told a story how he had been abducted by twe fellow union men from his home in Flint, set afire in a lonely spot just west of Pontiac, and then dropped off at the hos pital by the same two men. Authorities later discredited this account, claiming there were too many. loopholes in it, believing Kierdorf might be covering up for someone, His 68-year-old uncle, Herman, disappeared shortly after he had visited Frank at the hospital. The uncle, a former aide. to Teamsters president James R. Hoffa, returned from hiding only to find himself under arrest for eee ofa. pistol silencer. O'Rourke declined to reveal what new evidence had been un- covered to warrant Thompson's rearrest, Police had linked Frank Kier- dorf to the burning of the clean- | ing shop, the Latrielle Cleaners | just outside the city of Flint, after finding bits of flesh at the scene and in the station wagon used in the alleged arson job. 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The cleaning shop fire oc- eurred around 10:30 ._p.m. that | night. Frank Kierdorf was dis- eovered staggering into the hos- pital by a nurse just minutes be- fore 1 a.m. Aug. 4. Herman, too, had been an un- cooperative witness before the Senate committee. It was days before he had been subpoenaed to reappear that he announced he had | An Oakland County Circuit Court jury last month found him guilty of the charge, Judge Clark J. Adams sentenced him to from 1 to 5 years in: prison, but the sen- tence has been held up while Kierdorf’s attorneys fight for a new trial. (Advertisement) . Every Christmas One gift means more than any other. It stands out under the Christmas tree . .. is still useful months later. | But this year you can Rive your child a gift that will always be . and uséfu) for It’s the gift of Better Grades in School, Fantastic? Impossible? No. It’s simple. 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September, the father was given one-year temporary custedy at Thomas’ request. The boy was struck by a car on a Toronto street Friday and died two days later. bathtub a third ‘full of-water and drowned her, Then she te ,.,.. (Mental Patient rae wee pig oe Drowns Child, 3 os oe, oe Eastern State Mental Hospital last r August. to the custody of her: hus- | H ai band, a salesman, During her last | _ Woman Kills Neighbor stay, she was treated for “depres- ._ Girl Instead . of Ownisive’ episodes during which she was more likely to do away ‘with | . Just on Impulse _|herself than others,” a hospital | official said. SPOKANE, Wash, (AP) — Mrs. nae i Frank B. Nilles sent her 3-year- i * old granddaughter out to play *\P ar ade Will Qpen| ithe snow, The next time she saw ‘Toni Klobucher, the child lay dead Goodfellow Sale | viuam « maw (QUDSICIZe Students, , Says Mrs. Roosevelt Brandt Given overow. x3, carsame er her talk, she was asked who would make the best president after Eisenhower. “} really dof't, know and if I did I wouldn't tell you,’’ she re- x * * Mrs. Liflander went to court to fight i, the bathtub at a neighbor's So Tommy will be*buried in a non-sec- her ex-husband’s announced plan to give house 'H ere Tomorrow tarian cemetery, following Christian serv- the boy a Jewish burial. | * * *& ry The neighbor, three times a- A parade of newsboys and girls | Hotel Manager at 18 Tells Secret of Success LONDON “mental hospital inmate since 1950, |Will open’ the 1958 Pontiac Good-' ‘told police. she killed Toni Thurs- fellow sales tomorrow at noon, ac-| day “on an irresistable soeemgey cording to Walter A. Baerwolf, | But first, Mrs, Emil.Bormes, "chairman, told police she sent her own — ’ « ¢ (AP) — Pretty, 18- year-old. daughter out of the honse | Won't Siete Wo d Mrs, Nilles and told. her what had a N.Y, (AP) ADVANCE FASTER; AND. et ) A SECURE | IF YOU TAKE A BUSINESS ( COURSE Visit the school, write, or “phone. ote a pro- gram can be arranged which will-be advan- . tageous to you, in preparation for office employment. WINTER HOURS Morning 8:30-11:30 Afternoon 12:00-2 8.4 Evening 6:30-9:00 NEW STUDENTS EACH WEEK 4 ed, year-old Diana Francis was, More than 75 police. firemen, | eet ais named ae Senn Or | a garericlhlieng Aasitetie Ma- |postal employes ne civil aa VETERAN -APPROVED ica should follow the Soviet Un- 12 Hurt as Buses ‘Collide. doe SS eae MI REe rie was te only child of Mr. and men, all members of the Pontiac ne Ki : p ie ‘ gece a: d subsidize se! ' | Newsmen asked bow she got | Mrs age Kl@bucher, sap ani Metropolitan Club, as well as the ° 8 n t i t u te ; ucation iving expenses off DETROIT (#—Twelve passengers ‘attends law school at Gonzaga General Motors Girls Club, will Tl Bus I lwanis ost its cdilege students, says MrS.+were treated for minor eerie Jaaeey ~ = ad ale University. Her mother works in /march to The Pontiac Press from ve lIless s . Pues Wh et Thursday when two DSR buses owns the hotel,” said Miss @ bank. Toni spent each day with the Public Safety Building to pick | 7 West Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-3551 Pontiac Club Installs, Povey Oeine here Thursday collided at an east side intersec- Francis. Me. and os Nise. * Shey wil eprom ay = a on| Call in Person or Return This Ad for.New Bulletin ; A ee Alton, Stefanski and (night. tion. Police said the drver of one | -. Thursday, she went to Mrs. ,out the city, M h Vi P id ts Mes. Roosevelt also urged high-/bus told them he skidded on slip-| Joseph Marinielli, who is 74, rode Bormes’ house to play. Mrs. | x * * 6 Smile Foie tosis SBanOO ne COOSO Hes boo booodcnne Aol amen on rasan urphy ice residents jor salaries for teachers. pery pavement and was unable to,a bicycle from Bloomfield, N.J. to;Bormes invited her inside. She’ The Waterford Township High, NAME ADDRESS In a question-answer period aft-|stop befre hitting the second bus.|Miami, Fla. ‘took off Toni’s snowsuit, filled ee ‘School Band will lead the parade. ' "The West Pontiac Kiwanis Club| —> = = : held its annual installation of offi- \ . cers last night at a diriner at ‘9: Scrib’s Restaurant, 130 S. Tele- ” Shop ‘til 9 graph Rd. William R. Brandt of 275 Jose- phine St., Waferferd Township, Was installed as the, new presi- dent by installing ofticer Lauren White, Kiwanis State Li. Gov- ernor-elect for 1959. Others installed at the ceremony were Robert Alton, John Stefanski e and Daniel Murphy, vice presi-| dents; Haig Barsam, treasurer; and Robert Lazelle, secretary. Three new members of the boara| § & 1 of directors installed for two-year es terms were Max Evans, Donald Hicks and William Fox. The president-elect presented Dr. Lyan D. Allen Jr., outgoing president, with a plaque in be- half of the club for ‘outstanding club leadership as president dur- ing the past year.” The Kiwanians and their wives _ were entertained by a Pontiac Cen- tral High School choral] group which sang several Christmas sea- |’ son selections. crest. Three Sizes 8-18 detachable White only. Draws 5 Days in Jail sixes 10-18... JACKSON — Roosevelt Wil- liams, 38, has been sentenced to] five days in jail for hiring minors | © to circulate an election petition. |& Williams, who pleaded guilty, was given a choice of a $35 fine or Ss going to jail, He said he couldn't | ~~ raise the money. 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Every Christmas Is a White C One for slim This Could Lead to Socialism Public Troughs for Horses, Indeed! ‘Editor's Note: The following article ts reprinted from the Olde Newsboy issue of the ramet State Journal published Dec. 5, 1858) The demands of some citizens for installation of watering troughs for horses on Lansing’s' streets are a shocking indication that there “are no lengths to which people will not go in seeking government services. * * * What is happening to the old spirit of individual initiative that has been a vital source of Ameri- ca’s growth and the progress that has enabled Lansing to achieve the status of an incorporated city? This great land of ours was not founded by people who expected a welfare state to solve all of their problems, even to the ex- tent of demanding that facilities for quenching the thirst of horses ‘be provided at the public ex- pense. Where would America be if Paul Revere had refused to make his historie midnight ride because of lack of public watering troughs? REGRETTABLE ATTITUDE - The attitude exemplified by those who are making these unreason- able current demands upon this city's newly-formed government raise the spectre of even more fan- tastic demands upon government in the years ahead. It might be a short step from socialized water for horses to de- mands that the city set aside lots where horses can be pastured while their owners are doing their shopping. Such a develop- mént would mean the end of the livery stables operated under the American free enterprise system. Off-street parking facilities for horses and buggies to relieve con- gestion at hitching rails on the Streets would be bad enough, but the time might come when the public would demand paved streets and city-operated carriages for transporting children to school. * * * It is even possible to envision Smiles About the only thing that is really going down these days is the thermometer. * * * Some kids love having company at their house hecause that’s when they eet dessert 4 * * * You can always tell a guy who knows it all, but he won't listen * * * An eighth boy was born to an Indiana mother. That's a good wav to raise a rough house. * * * The easiest way to learn book- keeping is not to lend them to forgetful people. * * * .A thief in Tennessee stole two mattresses from a _ hotel store- room. “Police hope to catch him napping. a Fall styles mean more change in women's clothes and less in men's pockets, The Country Parson “We've divided the~church up info many beliefs—but I guess that doesn’t mean we "ye divided God. " Z future requests that the municipal government make provision for col- lection of garbage from the homes: ef Lansing citizens and removal of snow from our sidewalks. DANGEROUS TREND Fortunately the sleighs and cutters will always be with us in the winter as a vital means of transportation-so there is no danger of demands for removal of snow from the part of the thoroughfares used by vehicular traffic. The demands fer watering troughs for horses present the danger of a trend which must not be allowed tp develop. It will be a tragic day for America if the common council bows to this fantastic demand. Who knows what will happen if our horse - drawn city officials take this step down the road to socialism? The time might come in some distant year when our merchants would expect the government to put up-American flags in front of their establishments on national holidays. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY | As I besought thee to abide still at Ephesus, when I went info Macedonia, that thou might’ est charge some that they teach no other doctrine. — I Timothy 1:3. * * * Doctrine is the framework of life; it is the skeleton of truth, to be clothed and rounded out by the living graces of a holy life. It is only the lean creature whose bones become offensive. — A. J. Gordon. Dr. William Brady Says: Both Tea, Coffee Serve as Stimulants for Heart 30 of CVD, a booklet about heart and artery troubles (35¢ and stamped, self-addressed envelope), I explain why coffee -is good for the heart. In all fair- ness I should have said tea and cof- fee, for the two beverages are ai- most identical in effect, except that one cup of good coffee is equiv- alent to two or three cups of good tea. While coffee is the strongest source of caffeine, medicinal caffeine is usually ob- tained from damaged tea. The caffeine in tea leaves is called theine. The alkafoid or active principle of chocolate ‘the plant called Theobroma cacao) is theo- bromine. Cocoa is the powder made by removing part of the cocoa but- ter from chocelate. The beverage is made by boiling powder with water or milk for at Jeast five minates. Et must be boiled at ieast five minutes to convert the raw starch inte sugar. On page DR. BRADY Properly prepared with milk and sweetened to taste cocoa Is a bev- erage of food value with some of the virtues of tea and coffee. * r * The fat (cocoa butter, the oil in the seeds of the chocolate plant called Theobroma cacao) in choco- late has the same caloric value as butter, lard or suet and consti- tutes from a third to a half of pure chocolate. In the stomach this fat retards secretion of gastric juice and the motor or churning part of digestion. So it is advisable to go easy in your indulgence in chocolate beverage, cake or candy. ALL STIMULANTS . There's no question in my mind but that caffeine, theine and theo- bromine are heart stimulants, nerve stimulants and kidney stim- ulants (diuretic. incfeasing the flow of urine), Coffee is the strongest nerve or cerebral stimulant and choco: late or cocoa the strongest kid- new stimtlant. Tea is milder, but a stimulant nevertheless. None of these beverages is suit- able for children under sixteen years of age. Any of them, taken in moderation, is healthful for adults—provided the beverage is not used to wash down unmasticai- ed or insufficiently masticated food. ‘ et * The good effect of moderate con: sumption of tea or coffee (two or three cups of good coffee or four or five cups of good tea daily) upon the heart is that it dilates the coronary arteries and so tends to maintain an adequate supply of oxygen to the heart muscle. Good tea or good coffee, I say. That means, steeped, brewed, but never boiled. * * * Signed letters mot more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to persenal health and hygiene, not dis- ease, diagnosis, or treatment. will be answered by Dr William Brady, W a stamped self-addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press Pontiac Michigan (Copyright 1958) *-Many of our postal patrons — ni Minpoasd tel “te ERE money eae Ceaaag, Semaniiona te Gee Rhian it ne: ene ees *..+* “ As chairman of the Pontiac Postal Employes Council, I wish to make it cleatly understood that emplayes of this office pall for all decorations and the rental of the public address equipment through which the public enjoys Christmas music at the main post office on West Huron Street. All decorations were installed by employes who volunteered thelr time that our patrons might more =e Weir “visit” to the pest office in the Yuletide season. * He’s Discovered Why Ike’s Great What happened to that great man we have in Washington that we heard so much about from 1952 until 1957. David Lawrence has an article in our Indianapolis paper every day and never failed to re mind us as many as two or three times a week of our great’ Presi- dent, the greatest man the coyn- try has produced’ for more than 50 years. * * * I wrackeq my brain for five | years te try to figure out just’ avhat was so great about him and could come up with only one conclusion—he's the greatest spender of other people’s money the world has ever known, and the last election proved another thing that's great about hin. That was for wrecking his own party. He has done an excellent job at both. * * * And Dulles has done an excellent job of wrecking our relationship with foreign countries, in spite of the billions Ike has handed over to them. I don't think Lawrence has mentioned Ike as a_ great President for more than a year. Charlie Mason Garport, Indiana Asks for Opinions ‘on Such Treatment Putting my question to the City officials of Pontiac, what do you have to do. or be, to be a good citizen of Pontiac? I've lived in Pontiac 23 years, have owned property for 19 years, am a taxpayer and a registered voter. F've always taken an active part in all elec- tions. T am a member of one of Pontiac's leading churches, Macedonia Baptist, whose pastor is Rev. L. R. Miner, P’'ve worked for one of Pontiac’s leading un- dertakers, Mr. Frank Carruthers, for a number of years, My husbahd and I have never’ . been in any trouble of any kind, have never been arrested, have never been in court on any charge. Yet last week an officer of the Pontiac police forece:came to my home, finding both my husband and me at work trying to make an. honest living, kicked .in my door, taking with him a neighbor, almost a complete stranger, runt- maged through everything in my home. I would like to ask the City offi- cials, also the good citizens of Pon- tiac, to pass their opinion on a situation such as this. My sincere thanks to Voice of the People for a chance to express my feelings. Mrs. George Bowditch 169 Bondale * * We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. Robert C. Miller Acting Postmaster Favors Languages in Grade School Was glad to read that MSU plans to promote the study of for- eign languages in the grades. It's a waste of good students’ time to have to take three years of re- quired English and English liter- ature in senio, high, especially when he's so much more interest- ed in math, science, arts and mechanics. Perliaps just one sem- ester of review grammar, spelling and reading and writing or speech would be more valuable to the av- erage student along with another semester of foreign language. Mother, Teacher and Special Ed. Major ‘At Least Fish Know the Score’ That reference to the perch in last Saturday's editorial was cor- rect, A news story Tuesday from Chicago says commercial fisher- men have discovered the bulk of the perch have left the 60-100 foot levels and have descended to the more than 200 foot depths. You can fool a man, but you can’t fool a fish. I. Walton ‘Schools Should Be Nice as Possible’ In all the discussion of building new schools, I wish everyone would know schools are ‘temples of learn- ing and should be as beautiful and impressive as we can make them. An appreciation of art is a part of education at all ages. L. All letters for Voice of the People must contain the name and address of the writer. This information will be withheld upon request if the letter ts not of a critical nature. Letters must be under 200 words and The Pontiac Press reserves the right to edit all letters. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE The calendar upon my desk . . Reminds me of a friend... And also that another year .. . Isarry soon to end... His name has been before my eyes . .. Each dav throughout the year... And many times the sight of it . Has brought me hope and cheer .. . I did not need the calendar .. . But I am grateful that he was . So thoughtful and so kind... Because it was most helpful as . I looked at it each day... To check my working schedule and... My dates te rest and play . I wish I had a calendar... To send him for next year... Not to remind him of my name . . But just my thanks sincere. (Copyright, 1958) Case Records of a Psychologist: Crane Tells Merits of Advertising Tom adds a fascinating se- quel to his wife’s dramatic story, so file this with yester- day's Case Record. And be grateful to American Advertis- ing and Selling, since they have won our past wars and are the great adult educators of America. If you wish to test vour own advertising ability, send for the non-profit booklet below. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case Z-389: Tom. S., aged 39,"is the husband of Nora, who told us yesterday” how they had become prize contest addicts. “Nora didn’t finish the entire story,’ Tom modestly commented, as we were visiting together. * * * “For I grew so interested in ad- vertising as a result of reading so much copy on the various products, that I @sked for a transfer to our ad- vertising depart- ment. “My boss won- dered why I wanted to change and what qualifi- cation I felt would - justify my shifting from Accounting to Advertising. DR, CRANE “So I finally had to tell him the whole story. And he seemed de- lighted to know that I was up-to- date on contesfing as an aid to merchandising goods, Ss et ok “For he then informed me he was debating a contest at that very moment, and he was glad to know somebody in the organization was a specalist in the matter. “Well, I told him I was no specialist but my wife and I had devoured scores of leading con- ‘~peppy advertising. tests the past year so we knew pretty well what was going on in the field, “As a result, I not only transferred to Advertising, but the boss even made me the hgad of our Contesting Division. tt + & ; So Nora's simple act of clipping out one of vour columns not onls added zest to our home life and raised our bank balance $2,375 from our cash prizes, but caused me to win a much better job with my company.” SALUTE TO ADVERTISING Advertising is the life blood of America. \It has zoomed our fac- tories till we were easily able to ~ convert them to the making of the war goods that.won World War I, as well as World War II. In fact, our industria) capacity, which is a direct result of our go-getter American advertising and sales methods, likewise fur- mshed England much of her war goods, The Russians also rode trium- phantly into the Balkans on Amer- ican tanks and trucks! So it is high time we gave a long merited salute to American adver- tising. * xe | There are two kinds of nations on this earth. One type is cRar- acterized: by ‘‘stagnation’”’ whereas the other is concerned with indus- trial “creation.” And the creative nations are the heavy advertisers. When you see no billboards or radio and TV commercials and few news. paper or magazine ads in a country, you can write it off as a backward, agricultural nation. America leads the world in its In fact, we are the go-gettet nation on this earth, ¢; Ye’ f got - due to our “free enterprise’ sys- tem that lets advertising teach the people the facts about toothbrushes and orange juice, clothing and au- tomobiles. * * * Advertising is really just a form of adult edacation, paid for by pri- vate industry instead of the stats Our public schools carry on til kids reach 18. But advertis ing . continues to educate and safeguard them the remaining 52 years of their adulthood, So be grateful when you see ad- vertisements, since they are syn- onymous with Uncle Sam and our luxurious standard of living, And look on Advertising and Salesmanship as two great pro- fessions that do as much for America as any other profession, including Law, Medicine, Den- tistry or Engineerng, If you wish to take a test of your own advertising ability, send for my booklet ‘New Psychology of Advertising & Selling,’ enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents (non-profit). , ’ ’ Aiwaya write to Dr. George W. Crane in care of The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michi®an enclosing @ long 4c stamped, self-addressed envelope and 2e¢ to cover typing and printing costs when you send for his psychological charts and -fam- phiets (Copyright 1958)” Noe ee ee ok “fy os ‘ t Gen Alen Skit” Wes) 1 2 Daughters Flee His . Murder Attempt — MILTON — rica -orek 4 (AP)—After placing two notes in front of the house” Alvin C, Gen- — police. ‘Come quickly, "then the 54-year-old ranch fore-| > man went into the basement and slit the lid of a Gan, It contained eyanide gas, the kind used to kill rodents. Police arrived a few minutes later and saw a scribbled sign on the porch that said: “Keep out— poison gas. Ralph Lee Gentry, 19, and ‘his sisters Nifa, 16, and Delores Ann, 12. dashed out of the house. Police told them it was filling-up with gas. oom Officers were able to restrain | the girls, but Ralph dashed back in to rescue his father. He col- ‘lapsed and died at the bottom of ths stairs, near his father's body. Later Thursday, police read the notes gn a stake on the front lawn. One said to act -Gentry's wife, who was @ at. work. It said: “Better get her before - she gets in this house or she will get it too, Poison gas in this house. ture layout of the GMC Truck O. Moore (left), GMC TRUCK EXHIBIT + Studying a minia- Chicago Automobile Show in January are Ralph administrative assistant to the general ‘sales manager, and B. W. Crandell, di- exhibit for the have 10 ¢rucks, ‘rector of meng vidi. aie GMC exhibit will a series of full cofor photographic transparencies of trucks at work near some of the ‘nation's better-known landmarks. several special cut-aways. and I am getting tired of working and| fighting for a living.’ The other was to Gentry’s wife, and touched upon marital trou bles. Then it added: “We are al leaving you, Men’s long sleeve WASH 'N WEAR SPORT INCLUDING FABULOUS ASSORTMENT OF KNIT ‘SHIRTS! Newest styles and patterns! Printed cottons, woven ginghams, gabardines, more! Colorful stripes, paisleys, plaids, Ivy-style button-downs and convertible spread-collar models. S, M, L. Slew Pell OPEN EVERY NIGHT 200 North Saginaw St., Pontiac, Michigan Ly SHIRTS 89 checks, foulards...in Tete @9 FL M. Boy Will Inherit $42,000 in 1991, - That Is, Unless— BLACKPOOL, England (AP) —| A 15-year-old British boy wil] in-, herit $42,000 in 1991 if he hasn't. spent two years in jail for lar- cency. He appeared in Juvenile Court Wednesday —_on a larceny charge, The boy pleaded guilty to. steal-| ing a camera and a raincoat, The charge normally would result in sentencing to a juvenile detention center — not jail. would leave him still eligible for the inheritance. . | centric seaside postcard seller. |When he died in 1951, he said his | adopted son could have the money more years in jail for larceny would bar the boy from ever get- tin the money, the will stipulated. [two weeks to await a medical re- |port, The youth's name was with- held. the city which is the center of The boy's attorney said that ewe | The money w&s left by an ec-| when he became 48, But two or Sentencing was postponed for Sherry gets its name from Jerez, sherry wine production in Spain. 1005 Third. Dearborn, Vernon H. 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Why should people gq to see girls tke that on the screen when they can go next door and have coffee with them”. . - “It’s like moving into & house What interests Jill more, at the is being a movie star “T want to become a real movie _|planting in my garden,” she says. ter free." e's. Girl, Determined _ to. Become Star Jim awe She" speaks, however, with a quiet firmness rather than temper. —- 1, gua‘ weacy of wéiie stories about what I’ve’ been “If people wanted to know about ae, Oy Set et 2 ee seed catalogue.” Miss St. John arrived in town this week to publicize her new movie, “The Remarkable ‘Mr. Pennypacker,” and found herself! being questioned, insiead, about the - romance with Lance, figures. Her reputation in Holtywood, like that of many another over- publicized starlet,has been built on her personal life rather weed her talents, + “y concede,”* she said, ¥ Lance has helped my career, in the sense that he has made my name well-known, But in Holly- wood, the romance has hindered my’ chances maybe. — MW Mar. > "And Lance's main ‘interest is “Serious people in the business ‘Pye aft ever, wanted any- thing — since I was five — that nh opie sop to buy tor tay ag — his sports cars.”* a Just 18; and a ‘wath. fore ¢{TV productions, Her salary has| css been going into government bonds. which she will collect at the age of 21. 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Her body is at the Farmer- Snover Funeral Home. CHARLES HARTLEY The Rosary will be recited at} 8 tonight in the Brace-Smith Fu- neral Home for Charles Hartley, 51, of 60 Home St. . Service will be at 11 a.m. Satur- day from St. Michael Church with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. An employe in the machine re- pair department of Fisher Body Division, Mr. Hartley was a mem- ber of St. Michael Church and the Holy Name Socoiety. Surviving are his wife, Helen; his mother, Mrs. Charles Hartley; a son, Charles of Pontiac; two daughters, Mary Ann qnd Mar- STILL DIGGING? Yesterday's blizzard may be only a taste of what’s ahead. If you're still digging out # with an old-fashioned shov- | el, it’s time for a change. Time to replace muscle pow- er with Bolen’s horsepower. | SPECIALIZED SERVICE eT. V. e HI F! @ TAPE RECORDERS @ RECORD CHANGERS e P. A. SYSTEMS e RADIOS e OFFICE INTERCOMMS e@ WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE BLAKE RADIO -TV 3149 W. 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The Rosary will be recited at 8 tonight in the Donelson-Johns Fu- neral Home. Service will be at 10 a.m. Satur- day at St. Vincent de Paul Church, with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. ROY C. SWISHER Service for Roy C. Swisher, 57, of 69 W. Strathmore St., will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday from the Sparks-Griffin Chapel, with bur- ial in Ottawa Park Cemetery. Mr. Swisher had been employed in the plant protection department | _ jof Fisher Body Division and was a member of the Methodist Church in Collison, Il. He leaves his wife, Jessica; a daughter, Mrs. Walter Price of Lansing; four grandchildren; and two brothers. Mr. Swisher died Wednesday in Pontiac General Hospital after an illness of several months. HENRY DOUGLAS, LEONARD — Service for Henry Douglas, 83,.of 4716 N. Forest St., ‘will be held 2 p.m.’ Monday at Flumerfelt Funeral Home, Oxford. Burial will be in Eastlawn Ceme- tery, Lake Orion. Mr. Douglas was found dead | yesterday afternoon by his daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. Melvin Douglas, | at the wood pile in the rear of his'| house. Cause of death was a heart | attack. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edna Cressett of Pontiac: a son, | | Melvin of Leonard; a sister, Mrs. | Addie Sutherby of Leonard: three. grandchildren, seven great grand-| children and one great great grand- | child. WILLIAM HANLEY SOUTHFIELD —Service for | | William Hanley, 66, of 24370 North- | western Hwy. will be held at 1 p.m. today at the R. G. & G. R. Harris Funeral Home, Detroit. Burial will follow in White Chapel| Cemetery, Troy. Mr. Hanley died Monday in Vet-| Hospital, Dearborn, of an| Surviving are his wife Marie, a son, Sylvester, at home, six sis- | ters, a brother and two grand.| | children. CARMEL HOWELL Carmel Howell, 54, of 214 ag moor Blvd. died Wednesday Pontiac General Hospital after an illness of several weeks. He was an empkoye of Pontiac Motor Division and a member | of New Hope Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, bell; a daughter, Susan of Pontiac; one grandchild; and too sisters, Mr. Howell's body will be at the | William F. Davis Furleral Home| at noon Sunday. Service will be 3'at 1 p.m. Monday from Trinity Loe ea lai TOE GIG GE@R 0S ALWAYS ERIKS HE°LL CaACL NO MONEY DOWN FoR aS LOW AS $995 2° €e. 8- 6993 — . AND TACK TO” FOE BIG @ CE@R 92 W. HURON STREET $2072 a MONTH Anna- | a son, Leonard of Pontiac; attack. iborder. A member of the American So-| x * i. ciety of Tool Engineers, he was; Then they couldn't get out, It employed at the Sinclair Tool and|looked hopeless. Luke took his | Die Co., Detro.t, Surviving are his wile. Beulah F.; a son, Raymond Perry of Drayton Plains; a daughter, Mrs’ George Rupert of Hadley; two brothers and one grandchild. Deaths Elsewhere BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Frank J. Clancy, 67, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Buffalo Courier-Express since 1956, died Thursday. He had. suffered from a heart condition and complica- Ltions for two years. He had served in executive posts with the Cour- ier-Express since 1926. GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. (AP)—Paul W. Foster, 65, retifed weekly newspaper publisher, for- mer legislator and state commis- sioner of administration, died Thursday. ‘ Frees Dog- ~~ Baptist Church with burial in Oak F I om Cr evice * OLARENCE 8. SCHUMACHER’ FRANKLIN, N.C. (AP) — Old KEEGO HARBOR — Service for|Touse is a blue tick- bulldog hound, Clarence H, Schumacher, 59, ofjone of the best coon dogs in Mr. Schumacher died Wednes-|@ coon through a crevice in a day at his home following a heart|granite cliff just over the Georgia With Each. 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DECEMBER 12, 1958 ee , Me iM fe : Bree Ow 1 them now—to see all the sins ofjthe United Nations. ithe world to discourage ,one * 4 #24 ty your past brought back,” “said! “The ‘years 1 haven’t been sleet, be hoe le pee t “|Myma. “Here you are again in'active in films weren't wasted,” more hts ane noes. — d : ull: sour. ignorance. she said-thoughtfitly.: “They have\sround us. ~ cA Be becomes a dead ‘ait for . is has it ea \ Miss Loy, although’ she has|brought: me’ much experience | ir a Loy 2 Sars. ee oe beouthads. doa : : 2 ny no desire “ - : (Clift and Robert Ryan, She plays to do roles that have more depth."vorite wife, the woman every manivade Broadway, wants to go on|, TH. world consists of mere Poy low ts way eaten ve ty y 8 than government moves. The art; 4 othe part of a wife with a past. Born on a Montana ranch, -ved-|wanted’ to marry and bring home|making pictures as long as. she jist used to be looked upon as sus-' een _ ’ “This is something rather newjhaired, freckle-faced “Myra Loy|to mother. Off-screen, her four|°@” find suitable roles. 'pect.and unreliable. That was Double-Deckérs Going almost verboten. You can’t write}for me—a | really dramatic role,”iwas earning $30 a week teaching |matrimonial ventures fared less’ “I've never really done anything lcs. F : |ballroom dancing while still in her|happily. in the theater,” she said. “I grew ae 4 . LONDON (UPD) —Lorsion’s oid . _. fteens, ‘Then for seven or eight! The springboard for this phase|YP in the movies. seth asin has always re-| double-decker buses are up for — “We have lost the ability to te vakag aebad nn'“iha GG, Eee tae ONL Tie Meciahtard far ie hese * * * flected life, and creative people| sale. Transport officials said laugh at ourselves. It’s a very un- Myrna Loy,” which rather tickles/slinky Oriental femme fatale in|successful “Thin Man” series in| “I don’t have the snobbery some|can be of real help to govern-| they have already sold some of healthy thing.“ her, film after film. which she was teamed -as the un-|people have toward the films. I|\ments; I find this very exciting.”| the 500 buses declared surplus — a two-year absence from “Being, typed is always a dan-| When stars PA Tab Hunter ‘derstanding wife. of William Pow-|think they are a great medium.”| Miss Loy says she has-“no per-| after recent cuts in service. Cey- Loy .recently|ger,” she said, smiling, ‘‘and I’ve|were still in their diapers, Myrnalell. They are popular all over! She has been one of ‘the film philosophy’ but added: | lon took 140 and 21 went to a waenieer ier | saiees film in which| been typed so often I feel like alwas earning $3,000 a week up as again now af television reruns. |colony’s busiest workers. in fur-| “I do feel I am an optimist, al-| private dealer and the Atomic + She is coptarred with Meigomery cat with nine lives. But I'm glad'perhaps the screen's all-time fa- ‘It ely 4 incredible to see'thering the cultural “i of though there is certainly much in! Energy Authority. Gis MEE NCSU MESS EEE, ee =a = cs “JUST 3 WEEKS LEFT --STEWART-GLENN CO.’S DDS and ENDS SALE | IN JUST 3 WEEKS WE WILL VACATE THIS LOCATION -- WE | HAVE TWO FLOORS OF OUR MAIN BUILDING FILLED WITH | ODDS AND ENDS THAT MUST BE SOLD-- MANY, MANY AT 12 PRICE OR LESS-- LOADS OF IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS-- = Fine Table Lamps None sold originallyYour Choice for less than 24.95. Many for 39.95. $7.2 7 BACHELOR CHESTS Beautiful mahogany Reg. $44.00 finish, four drawers, brass ‘handles. $ 29” POKER TABLE Large size felt top, Reg. $69.50 blend finish, play 8, $4,450 extra* sturdy. BLOND BRIDGE SET Formica top table— Reg. $69. 50 four good folding chairs, finest qual- $ rs 39” MAHOGANY TABLES Fine Lane, 1 Mo OFF SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED Reg. $259.50 Full size sofa with full size mattress. $] 19” Imperial end Hekman 3-Pc. BEDROOM SET SS pickle ‘Gun Reg . $339.50 2-Pc. BEDROOM SET Large double dresser Reg. $289.50 and bookcase bed, [MATTRESS CLOSEOUT 3-Pc. CURVED SET Finest hand built Reg. $499. 30 . All foam quality .. ‘ cushions — Taw arm $ 50 modern styling. . _ GENUINE RATTAN 6-Pc. GROUP © 3-Pc. Sectional , Reg. 289.50 © Lounge Chair . © Corner Table $] 9930 © Cocktail Table CHERRY DINING ROOM Morgantan quality Reg. $629. 50 Hutch buffet, table and 4 chairs, finest =$ 50 cherry. MODERN DINETTE Extension table and Reg. $194.50 4 upholstered chairs in blond mahogany. 59” SOFA BED and CHAIR Made by Kroehler. Reg. $179.50 Make into conveni- $99°° PLATFORM ROCKER ~ Made by “Luxury.” Reg. $89.50 Foam seat tapestry cover. ~ 549° ent bed. GYM SETS Reg. $29.95 $s] 3” Sturdy 8-Play Sets CEDAR CHESTS By bane), Sige se” Reg. $49.50 lection, all. styles finishes. Priced from $3 Sat SS ee ee Se Se ee ae a oe oe ee Book Ca , fi = ape mr 49° limed oak. | $99°° , HW oe ; | CHECK THESE LISTS for SAVINGS OVER 150 QUALITY MANY, MANY ITEMS NOT LISTED | WAS Now MATTRESSES AND | $259.50 Sofe, Modern Style, Foam Cushions, Custom Built. . $139.50 BOX SPRINGS MUST $419.50 Blond PMshogany Dining Room Suite, s] 99” : ; 219.50 Danish Modern Sofa, Genuine Import......_..... 99.50 Hutch China, Table and 4 Chairs... .. ; : f 399.50 Danish Modern 3-Pc. Sectional, Foam Cushions... .. 249.50 BE SOLD! 399.50 Extension Table and 4 Chairs, $] 09” > ¢ =©329.50 2-Pc. Sectional, Custom Built, Nylon Cover... 199.50 Casualite Mahogany .............. : 198.50 2-Pe. Living Room Suite, Kroehler Built, Nylon Cover 119.50 Reg. 6995 Sets Reg. 8995 Sets 628.00 French Provincial Breakfront, Table. $ 3 7 9° ' 239.50 2-Pe. Suite, Kroehler Built, Foam Cushions........ 179.00 and Chairs ........................ y 319.95 2-Pe. Sectional, Bumper End, Kroehler Built... 249.00 | @ AER QR GR MBE | ucicy Mohocany Buffet. Oval Tab : j 119.50 Lounge Chair, Foam Cushions, Large Size......... 69.50 $ 95 $ 90 46490 Manogeny Eultst) Oval Eobtaand $299°° y 119.50 Ledy's L hoir, F : 7 6 Chairs by Drexel ................. ff 4 y's Lounge Chair, Foam Cushion............. 49.50 249.50 T Birch d/1 Tabl d $ 00 4 y 139.50 Fireside Chair, Nylon Cover .................. 89.50 A Cheirs “ee 174° ; 49.95 Fireside Choir ......000 2... eee 29.95 —— : IS ; 59.50 Swivel Chair. 39.50 TWIN SIZE SETS 129.50 Mahogany Dropleaf . $7 9°? | y 39.50 Armless TV Choir 2... 29.95 1 Table .-......:.--- ate cn ¥ 59.50 Swivel Rocker, Plastic .....................5.. 39.50 UP TO V2 OFF 199.50 Corner China, Curved Glass Doors, $] 39° ¥ 16.95 Plastic Occasional Choir ..................... 8.95 Mahogany by Morganton errr 5; 4 ¥ ¥ : OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS ; WAS NOW : : : WAS NOW 4 + $ 79.50 Modern Room 4950 Artist’s Drawing of Our MODERN FURNITURE HOME Nearing Completion $499.00 Triple Dresser, Chest, Bed, ; . Dividers .. - Mahogany .............. $359.50 3 22.95 Maple Cricket ; 1295 119.50 Shas p-Prawss Chests, Walnut sah é ip. inish ............. \. A : 26.95 Plastic Boudoir 2}00 29.95 Odd Night Stands ......... 16.50 ; : Choir ........ 179.50 Bunk Bed, Complete ....... 139.50 § * 19.95 Student s 16% | ONIA\ a: 139.00 Crib and Chifferobe ....... 89.00 4 Ss Ge a ae Lame |||f 59.50 Juvenile Chifferobe ....... 44.50 3 4730 Mel Rocker... 169% 24.95 Deltox Fiber Rugs ......... 17.87 § pO ‘ 119.50 5-Pe. Metal Dinette Set, | 149.50 Maple Sofa Bed, Choice 1] Q00 Plastic Top .............. 59.50 § of 2 Colors .......... After 41 years on South Saginaw Street opposite Auburn Avenue, Stewart - Glenn Co. 29950 Kelvj ‘ 39.50 Maple Wing 2450 _will move to the new Store pictured above. An extreme effort will be made to close 36.50 pil ala ere hata Meehes 225.00 | ; Chair ............... out our present stocks in order to vacate our present building in the shortest possible Chair P Sven's 22.00 ' 209.50 Maple Séttee and 15 400 - time to save the inconvenience and expense of moving. 129.50 Double Bookeose He adboord- . é 54.50 Role litem 4950 for 2 Twin Beds ..... c.. 89,50. Rocker... 79.50 Divan with 2 Bolsters....... 59.50 49.50 Solid Maple Corner- 2450 18.95 Unfinished Beds 9.98" Vable (220422525. = THROW RUGS, Val. to $10. 95. eee: ted . 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH | LONGER TERMS AVAILABLE AE nena a a ag a FREE DELIVERY | ——— aoe FOURTEEN fj HE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER’ Coe. Seen acer - ‘6 ee eco ‘ coe ‘Full Poet i iHare tirghe Branch OK been received: that March of Dimes 3 | Sal tion Army’ s Bell Tells [full Postal Sewice rer in sour sam sua 5 5 ~~ Orderet for Dec: 26-| Bin “Us Christmas Almost Here “LANSING "= Seey. of State} \James' M. Hare said that he was}. He explained that this WASHINGTON (AP) — Post-lurging all his branch office man-|an economy -meve, the’ State De- master! General Arthur E. 5Sum-| agers to! permit recognized local|partment was not sending out pre-| : NO. SECURITY OR ENDORSERS: REQUIRED a ‘|mertield today ordered normal | tats community service|Pared auto license application , ONE PLACE TO PAY Be | as — idea. The worker seized an —— = the public on Friday.. paws wae sum Detees appli-jforms. | Meniber American Asspciation of Credit Counsellors | = Jo « typing | an ae eee angrbaed yee With personnel reduved See “Let 9 Years of Credit Co Sunseling Experience Assist You" ” : President Eisenhower recently| "Hare suggested that the local|third, French railroads now han-| Wours: Daily 9 to § Wed. and Sat. 9 fo ? heme On .. oo designated that day as a holiday. groups charg ts fo dle 20 cent mad F rl for federal employes but author-| service. e _— . Oe pet ponsenge "MICHIGAN. "CREDIT co empty soup pot, carried if out- e & & side to a nearby street corner and placed a sign on it ‘which read: “Keep This Pot Boiling.” That night there was soup enough, and a symbol of the Salva- | tion Army was born, Since then, each year at Christmas time, vol- unteer workers have In the same manner carried out the receiving and giving of material gifts. * * * Today the bells ring on_ the : Streets of nearly every major city in the world, Pontiac workers have donned their heavy clothing and are again braving the cold weather to draw attention to the kettles. The Salvation Army hopes that the people of Pontiac, people from all walks of life, will drop their contributions inte the bright red receptacles as they have in past ized department heads to use any He said several reports have employes whose services might be required ‘‘for public reasons.” ok & +k Postmasters have been. instruct- ed to excuse employes not abso- lutely needed for such operations as window service pickups and de- liveries, Regular employes werk- ing Dec. 26 will be granted emer: alent time off later. Late arriving packages will be delivered Christmas, largely by temporary” holiday employes. has been named manager of the | Named Warren Manager | DETROIT —Leon A. Garwood | | * i ALWAYS FIRST QUALI MORE smart styling, MORE quality tailoring, MORE _valuie to the last detail sith Penney’s Towneraft “furnishings years, bringing joy to more unfor-|Warren branch of the secretary of | tunate area residents, state’s office. ALWAYS FIRST QUALII ; Pontiac Press Photo ; BRAVING THE COLD — Typical of the many Pontiac area volunteers who brave the cold to bring the warmth of Christmas to needy families is Mrs. Arthur J. McDonald of 117 Elm St. She stands in the frigid winter weather, watching over the familiar street-corner Salvation Army kettles. Contributions dropped in the bright red kettles will be used to make the joy of Christmas a real- ity for needy and unfortunate persons in the Pontiac area. WE BUTTON DOWN our FOULARD COTTON PRINTS Reds, blues, browns... yes, 9 9 8 FEEL THE QUALITY IN LUXURIOUS FLEECE Q” One of the surest signs of Christmas in Pontiac is the an- nual emergency of street corner booths, the steady tinkling of a small bell, and the Salvation Army This is it in suburbans. A dark charcoal er grey coat that is tastefully subdued in Chevrolet Schedules Record Production and lodens in distinctive foulards . tailored with button-down ivolunteer worker standing over a collars, two pockets .. . every rich fleece of 75° o wool, 15‘o DETROIT w — Chevrolet Motor | eects Kettle. detail. Sanforized, too! Just nylon and 10% cashmere. Division says it has scheduled a| With the holiday season once 2.98! ceasll) modiou. leege Quilt lined. sizes 36 to 46 again upon us, the Pontiac Salva- tion Army unit is entrenched in | the yearly task of raising funds | to assure that nu family is missed this Christmas, Contributions dropped in the fa- record production of 45,000 cars| this week. * * * The company said yesterday the} figure tops the previous mark of 441,920 cars built in the week ended Dec. 14, 1957. Edward N. Cole, Chevrolet : ral manager, said the pro- | duction increase reflects the heaviest retail demand Chevro- miliar Salvation Army Christmas collection pots will be used in con- junction with various local groups to: make Christmas a happier occa- sion for needy Pontiac area fam- let has expereinced since the |ilies. ‘ek pemalam 1s. The yearly street corner collec- Chevrolet has built more than'tign idea was not the brainstorm 1,115,000 cars so far this year.|of 2 clever manager, an organizer Tt built 1,405,000 in the like 1957\4, publicist for the Salvation period. Army. The idea was truly born out : * * of need Cole said most of Chevrolet's; Jp 1894, a shipwreck on the West | assembly plants are working on 4/Coast sent survivors, shivering and six-day weekly basis to meet the hungry, to a Salvation Army shel. Tetail demand. ter, As they were being cared for. 4 the food suddenly ran out. Hospital Contracts Let | .A desperate worker ‘hit’on an =| CHEBOYGAN (® — Contracts|¢"""°". Yor a a new 42-bed hospital were let Wednesday by Cheboygan Cgunty Memorial ‘Hospital. The new hos- pital is to be ready in June of FLANNELS in WOOL - DACRON Qs CREW NECKS of IMPORTED WOOL 6” WASH ‘n’ WEAR DRESS SHIRTS 2% Aquarium fuentes Aa a Aa an A Mn hn tn he de en tie thn de dee ie di in dn la ital tl Ml Min in hi A li hi he hi i i hn hi A TOWN-CLAD TWEEDS SAXONIES AND VELOURS om) eat a i sizes 14¥2 to 17 (31, to 35) Imported Shetlands with After 65 hours of ri ; anton ; gorous | "So Happy’ Weds ‘Centre Penney tailored topcoats have Towncraft tailored solid the bold, bulky look... testing in-Penney’s labora- Penney styled for on or off the campus. Hand wash- able. luxury lining, shape SOMES interlinings, hand-sewn details Choice of 3 styles. Blues, tans, white dress shirts take to suds, need little or no iron- ing. New fashion converti- BRENDEL’S 2441 Auburn Rd. (M-59) 3 Mi. West of Utics RE t-6141 . tory these slacks still held a sharp crease ... no press- WEISER, Idaho (AP) — Marvin Bill Centre and Gladys Olivia So Happy were married before Jus- ‘20 : 4 4 4 4 4 q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 q 4 4 4 4 PRAPPPPPP PPP PPPPPPAPPRIPAN tice Don Henderson. They are!$ Frozen Brine Shrimp in Stock browns. Regulars, longs.- sixes 36-44 Light colors, dark colors! ing necessary! Guaranteed oti Indians from Pendleton, at All Times | ble cuffs! White. Budget-priced. against moth damage. re. AAA ORE ne | - % 3 rrvewvwwwveeYrVreeeeeS aoe mee meats Four penlight batteries power it Measures a mere 1% by 3% by 6-inches -YOU-CAN HAVE SOFT WATER for a FEW PENNIES Per DAY! Do Away with Hard and Rusty, Water! Have a whiter wash, softer : ‘clothes, lovelier com- . a Ladies’ BY Coats season. Regular, half and petite sizes. FANTASTIC PURCHASE Ladies’ Car Coats $9 Reg. $13.95 Orlon Hoods, quilted lined in beige. Warm. as toast, an ideal gift. Evans HAND TURNED Evans Slippers say “Merry Christmas” in a comfortable Feather-Lyte DAISY DANE Yellow and Brown (HULU Scandinavian-inspired design | in smart, fashion-right colors Old World warmth and charm .. . so refreshing in its utter cimplicity, A truly distinctive design, set in a neat geometric pattern against a creamy-white background. And if Ga, =h. you use detergents, Scandia was made for you. You can serve direct from Sessa | "ZIRCON- HARD L/ . kitchen-to-table, too, because It’s ovenproof! 7 16-Piece Service for 4 (Open Stock Value PEBBLEFORD Dinnerwore FS DINIE POTTERY | For Your. Convenience i Open Daily 10 A.M.- 9 P.M. — Sunday to 9 P.M. . | 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Néar Waterford) OR 3-1894 % 5.95 |i CHIMES of hea Of gleaming solid brass, chimes play a merry tune when candles are lit! You'll enjoy them in your own home... or they'll make a delightful ‘gift for youngsters on your list. Refill Box of 12 Candles i Ce ee < a\ ch: Gay Decorations from Wiggs add a holiday touch to home, office or club! . | At 7, — a 7 & i ry Just in Time for Christmas .. . CLEARANCE SALE OF MINIATURE LIGHTS 85 Lights on a 50-Ft. String... Each Light Burns Individually .. . Guaranteed 1,000 Hours! We Sold these Lights for $6.95 and $7.95 Last Year—NOW ONLY... $ — $4? We're closing out our last few sets of these imported Italian lights, All white, or several colors to choose from . . several different stylés. iGGs . in 24 WEST HURON STREET x Jolly Santa is weather- proof... use him to decorate indoors or out! Makes a handsome door or windéw decoration. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 3-Foot PLASTIC SANTA way. Give your Santa a pair. We have these famous slippers in a wide selection of styles and colors, IN FULL COLOR 97 % As soft, as flexible, as comfortable as your favorite slipper! Real luxury in style and comfort .. . at easy-on-the- budget prices! i Men’s Felt Slippers Reg. $2.98 Striped and felt up- sa - Styled like a comfort- able loafer. Silver gray and brown. $ CHRISTMAS. re pers and rubber soles. Use A Conyenient LION Charge | Poncnase | A fabulous purchase right in the heart of the : i Slipper. S § 5 9 5) : e ‘ + a a oe ss . . % a 2 : : ee . ee af las s oe hi oe = ij o~ ' | jo: Sr ° 7 i 3 : : : a ff + “: RIGHTEEN ico eA THE PONTIAC PRESS, ERIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1958 2 ja a Gift bax ribbons can be trened WCTU Binide IM ‘ddl | A _¢ -D es sy oe po sca a poeiee pow esbad ae » Gay wo be Yule Dinner Uy | , e ge oesn i : oh ag a? came Va a Exist for. the Men 7 "A pegboard. panel on -the Dress up a Waldorf salad ati sft, Cleaning. $00le i i;!, Pony tails. Sita hen. qunpay petionstieaann mania ~~~ |and Program . | Fourteen members were present at-a Christmas Followship dinner given by the Frances Willard Unit, WCTU, at the North Shirley street home of Mrs. Neil Cotcher. Edward Shelby and Mrs. Lois solos. The Rev. Lola P. Marion told of “The First Christmas Story," and Mrs. Dorothy Hardenberg gave Bradley were presented in vocal|of them likes to admit to middle a age." alma maters long after their As you might suppose, that com-|have relegated their college days} By RUTH MILLETT “Men are either young or they are old—according to men, None trips, Jong after their wives‘have admitted that their own idea of a vacation is toe take it easy. Men are still cheering for their Make Your Reservations for.a Now! ! ment came from a woman who is|+, the dim past. a cos Penden tne aed tat ana oem mt.” | Gala NEW YEAR’S EV : a CELEBRATION at the Wednesday meeting. There's a lot of truth in what/ locking for comfort and ease of Gourmet Dinner Served from 8:30 x * she says, Look around and: just/@riving in a car, men are inter- SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT Her Dalton - Cashmere... The group's project for Decem-'notice how men cling to the en-/eSted in small sports cars. And ber has been to make items for thusiasms and attitudes of youth.!UAtil they are really old they want patients af the Dearborn Vet-| ; = any kind of | know what a new car will do eran’s Hospital. |. They'll go through any Kind of | when they get out on the highway , discomfort and tax their physical /a4q step on the gas. 1 in sigh pretty git os oe rarely Woodward, South of Long Lake Road turns her head to get a second look Midwest 4-1400 at a handsome young man, but a ’ ae ;man has to be old to the point of senility before he quits taking a second glance at a pretty girl. 39 PERMANENTS $350 Yep, men are young until Complete with Haircut and : No App't Necessary FE 5-8000 x * * trength on hunting and fishi . ~. = The next meeting will be held) |The things a woman misses in NOTE! Dancing | Enjoy Our at the home of Mrs. George Gold- her own youth she probably con- ‘ F Winter ° ing on South Jessie street. centrates on seeing that her Regular avors Wonder- ee ee ’ : - daughter has, But what a man . 1° Al h Alph couldn’t afferd in his yout he Menu English land | oe pnd Alpha gets when he can, even though It Gcdaiad uy the : of . : M comes at a late time of life, From Break fast House of Chapter Meets pervs Commerce, “ee A man never feels or acts mid- 5-8 Birmingham ite i served at 3:00 a.m. [ gna for Dinner die-aged when there is @ young and —_ ‘ —_. Mrs. Fred Baumgartner was chairman of Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al- pha’s annual Christmas dinner, held Thursday evening at De- von Gables. Betty Lou DeGroot gave the invocation. Guest speaker was Mrs. Rob- ert K. Boggs of Pontiac Story Tellers League. She told the Christmas stories, ‘‘The Little Tree No body Wanted,” and “The Birthday Party.” Sorority sponsors Mrs. Mel- vin L. Brim and Mrs. Bertha Lampkin were special guests. Secret pals were revealed. Matching Skirt $. 95 they’re old and middle age is LOUI BEAUTY one period in life they never ac- | knowledge — not even to them- SHOP selves - 10 W. Buron - . | tnd Fleer Next to Buckner Finance That is just one of the many fascinating things about them —| bless their youthful hearts, —SALLAN ; $151 Fread, butter and cottage cheese | .,were breakfast mainstays in the | 17th Century. \ Give her the finest — Dalton Cashmere Sweater in a long sleeve. pullover, coupled with a Alumni Dance matching doeskin flannel! . skirt. to Aid Scholars YI , HAPPY || f Pes neh jeer ance . j : See Our Large Selection of ranbrook Alumni dance wi HOLIDAY || be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dec. 20 at Bloomfield Hills Country Club. Proceeds will go to scholarship funds. Cochairmen are Mrs. Thomas G. Kelley and John Rice. Com- mittee members are Richard Austen, Elliott Trumbull, Rich- ard Breck, Mrs. Kent Bone and Nancy Wonnberger. Beta Theta Phi Unit Prepares Basket Gifts for a needy family were “ Dalton Novelty Cashmeres =e Beautifully Gift Wrapped ‘ This Christmas give him Free At Alwvin’s " - Schaefer Made-to-Measure Clothes Individualized in .FASHION, Baby is never lonely in crib or carriage with this crew of happy playmates for company. Prettiest of all baby’s gifts— easiest embroidery! Pattern 615: Transfer of nine motifs 5% x8 inches; directions for cover. Frame a pair as nursery pictures. Send 35 cents (coins) for this HURON at TELEGRAPH 9 Park Free Rear of Store - Open’ Every Night Until Christmas—Sunday 2 to 5 wrapped by members of Gamrha Chapter of Beta Theta Phi Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. William Frankenfield of St. Joseph Avenue. Mrs. Thomas Moffat is chair- man of the Christmas basket pro- ject. Secret pals were revealed) jand new ones selected for the |coming year. Officers will be elec- ited and new members initiated in! pattern — add five cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needle- craft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, name, address and zone. Send for a copy of 1959 Laura Wheeler “Needlecraft Book. It has| lovely designs to order: Embroi-) dery, crochet, knitting, weaving, | quilting, toys. In the book, a spe-| FABRIC & FIT. The one gift that says “Merry Christmas” every day in the yeor! Nationally priced at TAILORS [pemaey: cial surprise to make a little girl| | happy — a cut-out doll, clothes | 'Hostesses at Party Pre-Opening Special 7625 Highland Kd., OR 3-2972 | | |__ Exclusive Representative i H | color. Send 25 cents for this book. : Mrs. Roland Mortimer and Mrs. | } free op You {00 Call he a glamorous mot ef! Samuel Hill were hostesses at the | Sallan values in quality dia- 1 ! annual Christmas party of Alpha monds for the perfect Christ- . Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa mas gilt. 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I had [eenanannnnie » ae SPORTSWEA From His Favorite Store GORDON & FERGUSON, INC.ST. PAWL, MINN. a Field & St Byrd _ cloth- —100°, pockets. Sizes Co - Downtown Pontiac EH This popular Sur-Coat has the easy fitting comfort Orlor ing — knit collar and culls — knit trimmed “Shop the Stores That Never Open Until 9 P.M. Every Evening ‘til Christmas SEES He He D an active man likes ream’s exclusive feather light shuts cut the cold winter air ve 6 | a> n pile lined with quilted lin- 34 to 48 mpromise on Quality” Ta. Huron Center 3 a perfect figure ‘this summer, If I do not get it back I will go nuts. I also would like some ex-|: ercise to slim my hips and waist and belid up: my bust.” Watching your weight? Be sure that when you eat between meals you make it fresh fruit. ' J-much space to describe today. Guests’ Il]ness Disrupts White House Banquet By FRANCES LEWINE WASHINGTON WW — Illness plagued the state dinner open- ing the White House social ness, stumbled as she mount- ed the steps of the north por- tico alone. Regaining ber bal- ance, she smilingly comment- season Thursday night. or eae aries ad Two of the guests of honor were absent because of illness % and two guests became ill at Beta M u Chapter the dinner table. 7 The President and Mrs. Ei- Awards Pins at senhower launched the social seasen with a dinner for 80 in honor of the Supreme Court. But Chief Justice Earl War- ren, stricken with a virus in- fection, and Associate Justice Felix Frankfurter, still hospit- alized from a mild heart dis- turbance, were unable to at- tend. Then as the elaborate dinner got under way at the huge E- shaped table decked with pink carnations, two of the women Christmas Party ‘from Mrs, Laurene Patton, presi- dent, at the Christmas party of Beta Mu Chapter of Epsilon Sig- ma Alpha held at Rotunda, Inn Wednesday evening, Secret * pals were revealed, Those receiving jeweled pins were Karrene Frizzle, Mrs. Mau- reen Harrison, Mrs. Barbara Mor- * bd “ 4 ¥ ® Pi ** Christmas Trees Sprayed oe FREE 2 ae \.«~ For Our Customers & Friends ica 1 Tree Limit va White — Turquoise — Pink pout ine eile 704 West Huron Hoke nS OE DI DC 0 OE OX BROWN BROTHERS | guests became ill. Pontiac ton, Glenda Piatt, Virginia Sher- man and Mrs. Norma Thyle. Pledge pins were given to Sharon It was reported that Mrs. Six received their jeweled pins ple, When you at between meals make it fresh fruit, and do not take seconds ‘at meal time, In this way you can lose your weight sensibly and painlessly. The exercises would take too “It you (or aby of my readers) would like to have the ones you mention, send a self. addressed envelope with your request te Josephine Lowman in care of this newspaper. Q. “I am sure | am overweight). and it worries me.I am 14 years old and 5 feet 5 inches tall and weigh 110 pounds. My measure- ments are: bust 314, inches, waist 2242, hips 35. Are my hips out of proportion?” A. Far from being overweight, you are underweight about 10 pounds, Begir eating the things you may have left out of your diet and which you need — such as milk and cereals as well as meat and fruit. Your méasure- ments are pretty goed, You might exercise for some loss in your hip measurement, Q..“I truly hope you can help me with my figure. I am so dis- couraged. My weight and measure- ments when put on paper don't look so bad, Maybe it is the clothes so tall, so thin, so up and down, In fact I look as straight as a board. “I am a young married woman and my friends always are say- ing that I should gain some weight. I have gained 10 pounds since I was graduated from school three years ago, but still look thin. Y hate to say this but [ am be- ginning to “get an inferiority com- plex, “T am 5 feet, 6% inches tall and weigh 136 pounds. My meas- urements are bust 35, waist 25 and hips 38 inches." A. You are not much under- weight. For a medium build ‘you need to gain only about five pounds. However, if your frame is large, you could use another 10 or 15. Your measurements are in good ratio. You might take exercises in order to lose an inch or so there, Maybe you do not hold your- self correctly, Even a good bust- line is practically nil if you slump forward, To give the appearance of being heavier you should wear tops and bettoms of contrasting colors, -horizontal stripes, large designs and shiny materials. Tomorrow: ‘‘Want To Be Taller? Stand Up—Dress Right.” I wear! I don’t know, but I look | | It's sew-easy to look smart on a small budget! Just whip up this, hip-slimming skirt in wool, linen or faille to team with all your tops from now through spring. Fun to sew. Tomorrow's pattern: Misses’ dress. 2 Printed Pattern 4862: Misses’ waist sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32. Size 28 takes 1% yards 54-inch. - Printed directions on each pat- tern part. Easier, accurate. * * *. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern — add 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of The Pontiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Herrington PTA OKs Polio Clinic Herrington School PTA members held a special meeting Wednesday evening and voted unanimously on having a polio clinic in Pontiac |—R schools. Edward A. Lenon spoke on safe- Eisenhower personally dis- . Patched one of three doctor guests, Brig. Gen. Thomas W. Mattingly, to aid Mrs. Howard Simpson of Baltimore, wife of the president of the Baltimore Donley, Jean Parmenter, Judy Marentelle and Janett Zatik. osky, Betty Lou DeGroot. |day season as well as driving ia \) Guests were Mrs. Celeste Jal-| Mrs, Dorothy Smith and} ‘will be Dec. 19. ty in the homes during the a \); ty. The school Christmas program § oNtae It isn’t the fellow who is al- ways exploding who is the big ee Me A as _— = give him preferential treatment with credential CREDENTIAL is the quality gift eee ee Ws, es, Whi Wes Hine ae ee ee eaten a ae billfold to put you on the right side of . mi any man. Rolfs gives it room by ROLFS for nade of cards. Puts a ; secret compartment for big bills | in the currency section. Includes safety tabs for a two spare keys, And : there's a lifetime registration for its return if lost. You ' 5 couldn't do better by him so oka tae better buy him CREDENTIAL. Cowhide in mahogany and other colors Dickinson SAGINAW at LAWRENCE 272 W. Maple Birmingham § Deerskin Gifts for Christmas LADIES’ and MEN’S GLOVES ...... $5.95 LADIES’ and MEN’S MOCCASINS ... 6.95 LADIES’ SHOULDER BAGS ........ 14.95 CHILDREN’S MITTS 2.50 AL HILDE 1920 South Telegraph © Pontiac, FE 4-7673 Open Every Night Until 8:00 ’til! Christmas Sundays, from 10:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M. ee eee eee ee eee shot, PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% §. Saginew, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available in Day or Evening Classes Write, phone or call in persori tor’ Free Pamphiet, PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 and Ohio Railroad. Mattingly, a heart specialist, said Mrs. Simpson suffered from an attack of very rapid heart action, but it wasn't ser- ious, First to leave the table, even before she had a chance to try the food, was Mrs. Harold Tin- ney,.one of a group of New- port, R.I., friends the Eisen- howers had invited specially. The nature of her illness was not disclosed. Earlier, Mrs. Warren, who came le despite her husband) s ill- nemo FIX UP YOUR BATHROOM FOR CHRISTMAS Wall Covering 54 inches high in a gleaming finish that cleans slick as a whistle, Loads of colors. eLttCe tte TCC tT ETC Tt TCT TOOT TCT eT Tt Cty * 23: Unpainted Small CHEST 9"’x1 5°'x30” Regular $9.95 dozens of uses. $7? Makes a perfect table for, Counter Topping Fine hard finish that resists grease and stains, Cleans easily. 27 inches wide. : 49° run, ft. 9x12 Linoleum Rug Dozens of patterns in a fine selection of colors to match your home, Regular $5.95. $Q59 EMRE LC SIEE! Loads of pretty patterns and col- ors galore. 9-Ft. 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Beende-te Chilly» aie etherlands Hasse es,seers|Holland Airman f. NORTON, Va, (AP)—-Mr, Ellajshe owns {i jointly with’ four-other No Government a oF , > ae lists, ‘CHARLESTON, §.C. —Airman| y Epperson Williams piled\the blan*members of her family. : z The Socialists and ‘the ‘Catholics.|sohn Joseph Mahon 18. of Hol: kets higher against the wintry; “! think it's just old: meanness = cone ay Sectets "4 chanel shen thes each. Mahoo, 18. of st Five Socialists Resign|“t have land, Mich., was acquitted today iJ a . : , \that’s making her stay out there,” : — ae winds ‘Thursday night and spent|.ays° Police Chief Ray Wells From . Dutch Cabinet en coalition for Pot a charge of murder in the can-|| 3-PC, SECTIONAL; National Brand, Lifetime Foam .--: Lp ose eee oe ees fartherest thing from my mind.) No one heard the conversation with the Catholic People’s party. chief's car was reported recovered) 1 csinony, which ended a the | HASSOCKS $ 25 Here I'll stay. ‘but Mrs, Williams came out of Queen Juliana began talks with'!today by Detroit police who found cas pee “ar wiae ag the | ail colors f ; 4 * * * the house crying. elder statesmen and political lead-|jt abandoned on Livernois road _ ~ ceseed d e hi OG OF CEES) SID Ba ee Surrounded by furniture from t *« & jers. The hope was that a new gov- during the night with the keys still) * 0M - ar whol re ait = . 1 Mile East of Auburn Heights the old family home, warmed a \foments later she was just as ernment could be formed quickly. in it. : little from the subfreezing tem- determined as ever. “I may stay | Halloween night, when Dobbins since some controversial bills, in-; Police Chief Edgar Welsch said aad chain. with «@ candbestick FURNITURE SALES - peratures by a small coal stove, oyt here forever,’ she said. “My! ; AP hereto |cluding tax extensions, need to be he will go to Detroit after work hold . and with a 38-caliber pistol for parents died in that house, and SECRETARY JAMES MITCHELL approved before the end of the today to claim his car. = ; 3345 Auburn Rd (M-59) year, | The vehicle was stolen from a xk k * . protection. she has remained just ['m going to die there too.” 9-6 MON, thru SAT.—FRI. ‘til 6—FE 5-924! You Always Buy for Less at L & S$ outside the house since being (Creditors brought the eviction ~ gs s Dr, Willem Drees, 72-year-old parking lot opposite the Michigan} Mahon, a slender, dark-haired evicted last Monday. ¢ ‘suit three years ago. The nase Mitchell Against Socialist premier, resigned as) Thepier on Bagley street Wednes-| youngster whose mother sat beside | Mrs, Williams claims nobody was sold by order of the Circuit | promised Thursday when Parlia-|day night while Welsch and his|him, admitted he clubbed the 30- ment rejected two tax measures.!wife were Christmas shopping. year-old Dobbins over the head N had a right to sell the house for Court. She stayed in it three) her debts—about $3,000—because months before she was turned Ed lout. ‘ | | : — i d d | “Only after all peaceable means Hoffa Control . , ede France Doome |were exhausted did we turn her out,’ said a county officer, Secretary Says Public | . Remampen rHess WITH meavry aT CHRISTMAS | queen of. the Atlantic fore more at auction, Oscar Sturgill, esti- Workers Deserve Better | than a decade, is headed for the mates it’s worth about $7,000. . . 4 heap. The French Line announced | x * * Fate Than Teamsters _ that the 32-year-old liner is too ‘‘But I'm not thinking about try- old and expensive to run and will ing to claim it until all the com-| WASHINGTON —Secretary of be sold for scrap. motion dies down," he says. Labor James P. Mitchell said to-| day that state, county and city em-| SP ECIAL SALE . ployes ‘deserve a better ae to be organized by ‘James R. Hoffa of the Teamsters Union. “Any effort of Jimmy Hoffa to enlarge his jurisdiction would dis-. please me,’’ the secretary said. Why is that? Mitchell was asked. : | Because, Mitchell said, it seems | ‘to him that ‘‘the people of this: country, and union members par- ticularly, have; a right to union ~ e 16” Oregon Hard leadership that is respected and ; Ti l d ; fF above reproach, and I don't think P B ace 'Mr. Hoffa has those virtues.” “Hoffa announced at a teamsters'! meeting at Miami Beach that an effort will be made .to organize state, county and municipal work- ers. i x *« * Mitchell said he doesn’t know of any way to stop this. Under questioning as to how po-' cs : lice and firemen might be affected, | , $ 50 | Mitchell said: “It seems to me a| public servant who has responsi-| bility for law and order in a com-} H ’ munity should not have the right Greatest Bargain arte Mig | Anywhere! He added, however. that police-! men or firemen or any other! ONLY 10 OF THESE——_) groups who desire to organize in order to deal with city councils, SE © Diaphragm Carb. Delight your holiday hostess ... with Gifts of Living Beauty. Natures own contribution to the holiday season. For flowers are an integral part of the wonderful Christmas season. It'll have to be-on a first-come, first-served basis eraainiy ave lihad as an) Arment with only 10 of these saws available! These are ‘can right. all brand new—snot used—at this ridiculous low price! : 1” Use Your Credit OPEN EVENINGS — OPEN SAT. and SUN. ‘Newspapers, Inc., have been shut) v SALES AND - \sifice Nv. 25 by a strike of some | ¥ 921 Mt. Clemens FE 3-9830 500 members of the Hee ead) ‘Typographical Union (ITU). THE SPOT TO SHOP FOR | Booth Talks Resume LANSING W—Although negotia- tions were to be resumed again today, there appeared little pros- pect that nine daily newspapers in/| \eight Michigan outstate cities will) ‘resume publication this week. The | newspapers, all members of Booth Tiny Taper Christmas Set The Glowing Beauty of Poinsettias are MARK DAVIS None cn epee always the perfect gift choice for ihe wineglass holder, 5” high one you love most. 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Saginaw St. FE 4-4343 “Flowers by Wire Throughout the World” : | an 3 ee eS =m iS” ny ee aan eee ee ee & su’ 'the house after helping his father | “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” (The Platters) and ‘I Got Stung” (Pres- ley) in fourth and fifth, respec- tively. Also looking good are: ‘in the yard, he was scratching his The junior class wil] hold a nav-' chest. ride tomorrow night and the fresh-| He told his mother there was a man class has planned a skating bug under his shirt. The worried Soloists for the evening are Bar- Willie Knox. The school’s alumni will be in- vited to sing with the full band “Lover's party tonight. ‘mother said: ‘Let me get it out.” Question” (Clyde. McPhatter); The senior’s Christmas party ‘No, he’s a litfle friend of ‘Lonely eardrops’ (Jackie Wil- is scheduled for Dec. 19. imine,” ison); FIVE ACES:. It ‘It’s Only Make Believe” | manager of the school’s newspaper | goal of a “clean sweep” in whirl- “The Round Up,” has been pro;| wind fashion. This is only the third |record this year to take all first from area record This is not a singular honor for “Witch Dr.” was one M usic in the Round by Dick Saunders (Con way Twitty): and ‘Problems” first - week sales|(The Everly Brothers). Good blues singers are hard to come by these days. This is main- tined to be a@n- jy que to publicity blurbs and a ‘record buying public confusing ‘blues with torch singers and jazz One of the few really tgue singers. blues singers recording today is Lizzie Miles. Most of her recorded work is the direct result of the unusual foresight and insight dis- played by exéctitives at Cook Lab- oratories, An excellent example of her genius is “Torchy Lullabies My Mother Sang Me’ (Cook—1184), a collection of blues and jazz master- pieces in. which Lizzie belts out vocals. backed by a Dixieland Band and Red Camp’s piano. Miss Miles, who is over 60 years old, displays. a mode of expres- sion lost in recent years, Present day singers use degrees of volume for expression. Lizzie, a trooper from way back, — sings with an intense, full-blown voice quality as the expressive medium, changing volume only to suit the song and setting. Every record collection should in- “Beep Beep” (Playmates); clude this terrific LP. young Jay answered. Buy Now for the Future By JUDY COSGROVE Senior girls at St. Frederick’s iday decorations to display to the, student body for suggestions as to, ‘what they can do at home. | Sister Emily Joseph is supervis- ling the project. The girls also in- |tend to sponsor a cake sale soon. {to provide more’ money for the EARLY! YORK — Recognizing g the ‘need of trained architects, the Tile. ‘Council of America, representing) Raymond G. Bogardus, a clay manufacturers of 9 per cent of the! ceramic tile, has invested) annual|program this week for the stu- $500,000 in an educational program at the’ dents. ito assist student architects, Py HOLIDAY PROJECT — To help provide stu- dents new ideas for Christmas decoration, the senior girls of St. Frederick's High School are j making many types of decorations to display. From left: scholarship fund which the senior iclass raises each year. ~ * * * “Christmas Unending” is the We Issue a Certificate With Each Diamond Purchase name of the play students will present Dec, 19 at the Pontiac ti. State Hospital and Dec. 2] at the o. ¢parish hall. | i $190 Value OUR Diamond Ring ouR $1 25 PRICE $95 Terms Can 10% .DOWN Can Buy You the DIAMOND of Your Choice LEONARD'S 20 N. PERRY ST. Be Arranged i 3 95 Special Gent’s Ring Selld Gold $6.87 for Your Convenience Pontiac Press Photo USE OUR CONVENIENT Give Rings for Christmas Our Promendy | are Fully Guaranteed * Full Trade in Allowance at Any — . . y $425 Value 1Kt i “: (total weight) His & Her Rings $250 Beautiful Diamond 6 Fitry Diamonds Solitaire Wedding Band PRICE $350 Value Gent's Massive neewrs Ring price $1 75 ane 50 Com plate, Palaetinn Diamond ° Peridants. trom $25 are Nancy Maloney of 40 Chippewa Rd.; Pat Meagher of 18 Camley St., and Pat (Corner of Lawrence) . LAYAWAY PLAN Cardinal of 6864 Scotch Lake Dr, Li ‘ Jitit 7 YTD er ] ‘Mute on Charge Berkley Man Will Be Arraigned Monday for’! Bids on a. $2. wmillion cain! ‘ob-| ligation “bon¢“issue to finance the 1959 Pontiac school construction, Beating Woman program will be opened at a sbe- | cial Board of Educatian meeting | BERKLEY ~ - The confessed '‘pis- called for 2 aa mentee: , a whipper of a woman clerk in) = og The neue. whi will be in me Piggy Bank Cleaners, 2829 ons Pontiac Schoo! District offices: Coalidge Highway, Waller H- gt 49 Patterson St., was set last Budry, 25, stood mute in court | night after Vernan L. Schiller, late yesterday before Justice of board treasurer, reported that ear-| the Reace Ralph Finley on @ jy sale of the bonds would be ad- charge of assault with a deadly yantageous. | weapon with intent to do great F bodily harm. The bend issve will be the first . * *& *& long-term loan made by Pontiac geheels since voters approved | Budry, who hives at 3665 Oak- shire Rd., waived examination be- fore tria] and was bound over for arraignment Monday in Oakland County Cireuit Court, Pontiac. He will come before Judge William John Beers The victim, Mrs. Marguerite Baker, 37, of 2130 Highland &t., Ferndale, was reparted in “very satisfactory condition” teday, at eS ee eee | Royal Oak. She is expected to | be released soon. Mrs, Baker suffered multiple tacerations about the head and face. i eum — Pears ond ae set by Judge! star will have an initiation prac- y at $20,000. The accused was! o 5m. Sunday at the T “a unable to post that amount and is|° “Poo. initiation umes and annua] Christmas party will be hed 8 p.m. Monday night, with) extra millage for school con- struction and eperation in 1954. | Running for 25 years, the bonds/ will be paid off through the extra, millage until 1964. when the mil- lage ends. No plans are formu-9 lated for soraaie after that. * * In other eee the Board, awarded building contracts for Will Practice initiation Bids on School Bond P Slated for Monday: — construction of the Square Lake School and a ‘stage at Bagley Cost of the addition has been estimated at $493,365. Two physically handicapped chil- dren whe are not receiving ortho- pedie treatment wil] nevertheless be transported to classes by school bus, the Board decided. Pontiac Central football coach Jesse MacLeay, principal, Francis Staley, and Thonas W ) Yuletide Music jat Courthouse | of the Ninth Naval District, the (Pontiac Naval Reserve Surface Di- vision 9-104 (L.) is currently lead- ing all 48 large surface divisions in the district. This is the second month in suc- cession that the local group, at the Pontiac Naval Reserve Training Centet, 469 S. East Bivd., has led all district units in competition for | the James Forrestr] Trophy. year’s team had been riddled b injuries. He also said that some in the Saginaw Valley unanimously felt that the oi | 30 each year are eligible to be se- ,|2 in 3 Canadians in East Final district winners as of June vi lected by the chief of naval per- face division im the country. The top division nationally then is presented the trophy, along with a@ plaque for permanent retention. Pontiac's division previously gained national when it won the second place award in 1952. OTTAWA — There are only 43 persons per square mile in Canada icompared with nearly 58 in the United States, Almost two thirds of the commonwealth’s population lives in Ontario and Quebec prov- inces. Starting Today, of sonnel as the outstanding large sur- and 3790 24-Mile Rd., driver of the car. The Whitefield School Chorus was scheduled to appear at 1:30 p.m.; jead- | Bagley Choral Society; 2 p.m.; Pont tiac Northern High School Choir, 3:30 p.m.; and ‘The Four O's, 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. the Wa- terford High School Band will per- =e ee gg oe The Four Scho Bus and Car Gum, atuctenss and Stcieont Collide, No One Hurt * p.m. todey and 5 am. until 8 AVON TOWNSHIP—A Rochester, school bus and car collided head on at the intersection of School 18th anpual drive tor the needy. we was ticketed for Civil . qed streets today and . papers will be, sold - in four county Ninth District Bae — gage re — : communities this weekend. through Dec, 23, the association| Newsboys will brave the cold According’ to the Commandant| and winds in Milford, Lake In Milford, the Rotary Club will canvas the village today and Satur- day, according to Thomas Bohr, chairman of the sale. Sales will be from 2 te 9 p.m. today and all day tomorrow. sell newspa from 2 p.m. until, p.m. tornorrow, according to ‘James Sheldon, chairman. (+ The group is conducting its | | With the Christmas stockings and — | trees they are selling, the bene- tit supper they sponsored and this weekend's paver sale, they hepe te raise $1,000. The Springfield Township Good- according to Charles Rahn, chair-" man. * * * The group is composed of mem- , bers of the Springfield Township. Nine- tenths of a pound of coal Utica, was the is required to produce one aaa! ‘of paper. Se Le ease ec yt ae zai oe To F's a $244 Million Project miei “inet n natig Clarkston Will Open Bids eae ae on New School Tuesday oo ai has been estab-| CLARKSTON — Approximately|square mile Clarkston school dis- 35 construction bids for a new $2% million high school will be opened at 2 p.m. Tuesday, accord- ing to superintendent Dr. Greene. Faulty Wiring Sets * * * Bid specifications, which were a} divided into three sections, include genera! contractor, mechanical and electrical. vey of school needs, pagg-wotea ‘ae ip aagnees was put to a vote | the people, Greene explained The $2'-million school bond is- t *« * sue was passed by a two-to-one Firemen said there was a defec-| Majority of registered voters at tive light plug in the basement of | # special election held last May. the $17,000 frame home.. Fire ate | -< * a hole in the living room floor,| To be constructed on 40 acres, sending furniture tumbling into the basement, they said. Children Escape Injury When Truck Rams Bus FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — tary schoo] site on Waldron Rd., the new high school wil] be the first separation of the Junior and Senior high school pupils. There will be 37 teaching sta- tions for 1,200 pupils, a gym- | Masium with seating capacity for 2,000 spectators, an audi- torium and cafeteria to accom- motate Some 356 pupils at one time, An ultra-modern science and labratory department has been in- cluded in the specifications, along with’ an up-to-date library, and fully erappes — department. At the present time, there are four elementary schools in the 43 Forget the Pants: Try Red Flannels School bus was hit by a truck in| Farmington Township. Truck driver Samuel Deschamps of 35743 Minton Rd., Livonia, and - his passenger, George Dunning of Detroit, were hurt, apparently not SEATTLE, Wash. (AP)—The problem, ; stewardesses explained, is that area between a shapely ~ knee and a well-turned:ankle. “Baby, it's cold down there,” they said, a kx i Noni Myers, Anchorage, Alaska; Marilyn Batey, * Seattle; and Rosemarie Fliseck, Kent, Wash. were surrounded by an admiring cluster of newsmen Thurs- day as they explained their problem. | Miss Batey, chairman of Couacil 77 of the Airline © | Stewards and Stewardesses Assn., said her union wasin © s i ae contract negotiations with Pacific Northern Airlines, 4 which flies Alaskan routes. =| A lot of things are involved in the talks, she said, but two things the company wants have the | girls in a particular frost. « First, said Miss Myers, the company wants to be J able to retire its stewardesses at the age of 32. THIN VEIL NO HELP. But worst of all, piped up Miss Fliseck, the air- line won't let its stewardesses wear ski pants on Alaska flights. “There wé are, exposed,” Noni said. “They want us te have just this.thin veil of nylon between us and the elements at 40 to 60 below zero.” And Marilyn chimed in: “Every other airline that flies out of Anchorage requires ski pants, for comfort and as a safety precaution. If we crash in nylons, our legs would freeze stiff.” , “The only reason they'll give us is that ski pants are not in keeping with the decorum of the company uniferm,” Rosemarie said. * * * +» “TY asked the airline man what we should do to ©) ae Wes Set ae ' and became confused. _— adequate underwear. I said, ‘What do you suppose we \— . should do to keep warm between here and there?’” | * * * ee | F. F. of the 72-acre Clarkston elemen-| «| Genevieve, | the three || : » auto skidded 350 feet, o Orion, and Thomas E. : |troit, and Sharon Sue Doyle, 17, = of 3622 Orion Rd., Orion Town- © ship, and Krausman were all treat- ed and released. * * * | The third car was driven by Delbert E. Schoff. 49. of Lake _ Orion, who was uninjured. -|ship caused several accidents, one iy iwrong side of the road on a curve. keep from freezing,” Noni said. “He suggested we wear ~ ‘where she smashed headon into Ban auto driven by Robert Sweet- . man, 33. trict, accommodating more than! 4,000 pupils. The present junior-senior high school will eventually house 7th, 8th, and 9th graders, exclusive- ly . Greene said, After the bids have been opened, reviewed and contracts awarded. construction on the building will as weather conditions permit. Greene concluded. Unusual Fog : Causes 3 Wrecks County Accidents Injure. 9 People—2 Critically— Since Yesterday A rash of accidents last night, jand this morning in Oakland Coun- dozen persons, two critically. Slippery roads and an unusual | early morning fog were the rea- son, according to Oakland Coun- | ty sheriff's deputies, They re- | ported two smashups in which seven were hurt, Waterford Township police re- ported two injurfes, and Redford State Police several other injury accidents, * * *® The most serious mishap oc- curred on Wixom road near Burns road in Milford Township, shortly |before midnight. | Both parties involved in the ; Smashup were listed in critical conditon at Pontiac General Hosp.tal today, They were iden- tified by sheriffs deputies as | John Trunk, 52, and his wife 31, of Wixom. Tire marks indicated the Trunk smashed through a guard rail, and jumped a ditch 60 feet wide and 30 feet deep, coming to rest on its top. * x A three-car collision on a_hill- » top on Orion road“at Locust street. ~ Orion Township, late Thursday aft- ernoon injured five persons. Two of the three drivers, Mrs. Margaret J. Slingeriand, 44, of $201 Lake George Rd.,, Lake ‘Kraus- man, 29, of Detroit, were injured. Mrs. Slingerland was reported in satisfactory condition today at St, Joseph Mercy Hospital. Her son, Glenn, 16, and two other passen- ‘ gers, Dorothy Chapman, 33, of De- Fog in parts of Waterford Town- of which injured two women. Mrs. Sophie Sharp, 46, of 3340 Windcraft Rd., Waterford Town- ship, told township police she was driving her sports car east on Cooley Lake road when she en- probably get under way ag-soon ty resultd in njury to nearly a) | | AN INVITATION... 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' tiac State Police Post Thuraday. ~ Someone’ had “rambled” to un- ” i known parts with a string of 80 muskrat traps he'd set last Tues- day in Lake Waumegah, Spring: field Township. rd the earth's surface. The Lake Orion Lions Club will | fellows will hold their first sale’ tomorrow from 1 p.m. until dark, | Defense Auxiliary Police. making an ere | They will be stationed on M15, i * Pontiac Area Christmas Clearing House The Pontiat Area Clearing House, 29 W. Lawrence Basement Floor, is continuing to take names for Christmas Baskets, Monday through Friday, 9 A. M. to 12:00 Noon, and 1 P. M. to § P. M. The deadline for receiving names trom individuals is December 18. All applicetions trom individuals must be sub- mitted in person, and not by phone. St. Participating groups, including all agencies, clubs, church groups, schools, etc., are asked to cooperate with the Clearing House in order to-avoid duplica- tion, or in order to avoid submitting approved names for disposition, or to notify the Clearing House of names accepted by these groups. Participating groups call FE 2-1955. Please cooperate — The Clearing House is your agency, operating for your convenience and for the good of your community. Sine missing needy families, by In a little les than 3 months, the 59 Buicks have established themselves firmly as the bést Buicks of all time. To a great many people they are the outstanding cars of the year. In fact, we have already heard numbers of habitual buyers of other cars of all prices admit that if they had not seen a Buick before buying, they’d have been sorry later. They soon found they'd rather have a Buick this year, once they discovered what it offers. So visit your Quality Buick Dealer and learn what is here. 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Sp ee ee ee 3 i Lielalaaly WV, ve ie ly BY ELSA MAXWELL In her customary free- . swinging, no-holds- barred style, Elsa Max- “ldhitnie- it's alla hoax,” says Ale- \Alabama native serving a life of Phenix bx City Murder MONTGOMERY, Ala, (AP)—~“t/é bama Gov.-elect John Patterson of a Virginia convict’s Confession that he killed “Patterson's father during a robbery attempt in 1954. Commenting Thursday night for the first time on the statement by Calvin W. Pruitt, 28-year-old sentence in Virginia, Patterson. said it appeared false to him. However, he plans to investigate it thoroughly. * x *&* The 37-year-old attornéy gen- eral, who the “post after the ‘murder of his father Albert Patterson, reported two of his as-}. Sistants have gone to Virginia State Penitentiary «at Richmond to question Pruitt. ‘The elder Patterson was killed shortly after he had been nomi- mated attorney “general. He had proposed, if elected, to clean up rice-ridden Phenix City. * * * In Phenix City, meanwhile, un- identified official sources have hinted that at least a part of the murder gun, previously missing, has been found. By TOM SHAWVER © “LANSING (—A national maga- aah carried ay chen kee YES OPEN ‘a Michigan art collector who had paid some $290.00C for a painting ipa European mart. Not long afterward, the collector t'a letter from the State Revenue partment reminding him he owed $6,000 in use taxes on his objet d’art. A Detroit newspaper -oace re- ported the theft of ‘a yaluable mink stole imported from Alaska. Ancther paper recounted the ‘cruise of a beat bought in the Netherlands and sailed across the Atlantic by its Michigan owners. erbe paid want a friendly ‘re. minder : r, 5 i Through newspapers and word of mouth and by keeping their eyes open in their travels around the state, they frequently spot un- Scientists Plan Setup in Scotland LONDON (AP)—U:S, .and Brit- ish scientists are reported discus- sing plang for a powerful radar station in north Scotland to warn against Soviet missile attacks, In both instances, sharp-eyed revenue men read the accounts: and sent fax reminders to the! ‘owners. Many people don't know, Michigan levies a use tax on items: hought in other states or countries for use, storage or consumption in Michigan, Others know, but don't pay with- out a nudge from the collector. Incidents sych as these par- tially explain why Michigan has a higher collection rate on its sales and use faxes than any of the other 32 states with similar levies—better than $45 per capita. It’s part of the job routine for the Revere Department’s approxi- mately 275 field examiners, all ac- countants, to keep a watchful eye out for tax monies that might not Tt would immensely strengthen the North Atlante Alliance's o& isting warning system. * ‘* * The West already has a network of radar stations to warn of the approach of bombers, which ‘do. net reach the high altitude of mis- siles, The aim of the Scottish station— which would be built at America's expense—would be to detect bal- lastic missiles within a minute or two of launching. * * * A spokesman emphasized build- ing would not start for three or four. yeas. He said the bill would be “hideous—even the Americans are a bis fagzered by the cost.” He decii to divulge the esti- | paper or billboard the way mest Missile Detection | | 30. “CAN SHOW GAINS “Collect” ‘State's Be tapped revenue sources which’ ini, ‘|the’ aggregate Produce. . many) thousands of dollais for. the state. “Said B. C, Holderied, assistant} director of the Revenue Depart- ment’s sales and use tax division: “ After a man has been with the department a while, he “doesn’t read a magazine, news-. people do, He’s always scanning them for. possible unpaid taxes.” ‘These days, revenue men are more important than. ever fo the machinery of state government. The state is deeply mired in debt and sinking deeper at the rate of about a million dollars a week. Informed sources say the trea- Sury may be in the red as much as 100 million dollars when the 1958-59 fiscal year runs out June ‘That's ‘one reason State ‘Reve- nue Commissioner Louis M, Nims has no compunction about asking the legislature for money to hire 50 new field examiners, lebts not- withstanding. Last year lawmakers turned him down, hewing to their strict “hold the line’’ policy against state spend- ing. ‘Deputy W. Lock says 50 new examiners ‘Contantngtanes aad our is Seinrtinent ony and boost milion dollars it costs to nt * si stat from more t an cap bring the state at least two million dollars in clear Buin ye 2 He thinks more than 100 could be hired in the next few years to the state’s advantage. Most of the obvious gain comes from field audits of taxpayers’ books and records, Last year, for the state examiners in nearly 7,000) audits netted about six million dol- lars in taxes, penalties and interest that otherwise would not have been collected. ployees assigned to scan lists of Michigan taxpayers holding stock in various firms around the coun- try could dredge up 2%2 million dollars a year in additional taxes on intangible property. records showing the state can net more than $40,000 for every new examiper added to the payroll up ‘to a point of diminishing return not mated total, .. Revenue officials can produce, lyet established. 7 instance, deficiences uncovered by} Lock contends another 25 em] Shop Our Complete Floor of TOYS. Educatiésal ‘and Functional. Wheel Goods —] Dolls. — Double Trade In SPECIAL SELLING ICE Insulated - } SKATES Underwear | SALE 50 Denier Nylon cullvad. ia Nims may not get his 50 new Gils’-Boys’ 3% dacron filled. Zip front. : examiners under the present tax Men-Women $ 95 Nyton knit cuffs. me be i structure, but may find consider- From $ 88-1: ably mere than that assigned t¥ Reg. 16.99 1. his department if the legislgture Hollow Ground adopts a new state tax plan pro- posed by a citizens’ advisory Yocte Sat Insulated VES j comma thee. Puck 2 ‘tor 35c Reg. 9.95 $5 .99 Rep. Rollo G, Conlin (R-Tipton), RS fe... eo ichairman of a legislative tax study} ’ committee, appointed the group to! OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 4 Complete Wrapping make tax recommendations. It re- NIGHTS till 9 P. M. . and. alga Service 'commended a graduated income tax and various other tax changes calculated to net the state about 137 million dollars in new reve- nues, ’ Across From the Post Office Lock estimated the plan would ; add about 2's million dollars to the 743 West Huron Street FE S-9101.. ee SE They also revealed that wjt- nesses who had declined to come forward earlier did so after the conviction of former Chief Deputy Sheriff Albert Fuller on a murder charge. *.* & well speaks up bluntly about Hollywood’s most ae te abermpstaas discussed romance of the against Fuller, who had been - year, and tells why she be- lieves a marriage between Liz Taylor and Eddie Fisher cannot last. See The American Weekty. with Sunday's Bright Difference DetroitsTimes On Sale at All Leading Newsstands charged along with former So- Gen, Si Garrett. Fuller was given a life term, Ferrell was acquitted and Garrett never stood trial. ' On the basis of the weapon and the new testimony, the officials said, they were skeptical of Pru- itt’s confession. Leon Orbeli, 77, Dies; Was Red Physiologist MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet press reported today the death of *hysiologist Leon Orbeli, 77. : Orbeli was one of the Soviet scientists who stood most firmly against the dictatorship of Trofim D. Lysenko, apostle of the dis- credited theory of inheritance of acquired characteristics and was fired from several important posts, BOYS’ QUILT-LINED ‘CAR COATS & PARKAS | Sold regularly 99 2 days only! | in our stock for 9.99 | Sensational values at our regular price—unbelievable bys at this fantastic low price! Rush in—grab them at a terrific savings! Cotton sateen car coats with vinyl- | trimmed pockets .. slash pockets. 8- 12, BOYS’ FLANNEL SLACKS wool, 15% nylon! With 85% Such a small price for luxurious fine quality slacks. They look terrific in the new Ivy styling! 4-10. 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PROPOSES CORRECTION Veterans Committee Chairman Veterans. “Ea 0} e inch blade knife in her jewel box on the floor and threw herself onto the point, This happened Thanksgiving Eye, The story was told only to- day, with the young woman about ready to leave the District of Co- lumbia General Hospital. * * * only the knife handle jutted from her breast, She was taken to the hospital, the knife handle quivering with Woman Survives | AMAZING DEMONSTRATION yeareld women propped an i] SATURDAY and SUNDAY—Dec, 13th & 14th When the woman was found | _ Juicy” Income Flow Me siegition: wes sends tat ee ae But the wife’s income is not) On the basis of a cross section | with aI ot $5,000. or Re RET PPI ited” ‘ _‘] dishonest claims of need weré | 28d administration. counted, even though she may be| of pension cases pulled from} ™more, = - _ {married pensioners have no income was turned down because he made by the veteran, even in The Hes Sante skd-en the: bocie! chcin tor piryunns of 6 aber veterans administration files, the | - About 13,000 were. estimated to/other the their pensions and about jearned $60 per motith plus room cok cakes turned [ot annual income. The limits are ation. Nor are assets consid-| committee estimated that close |control—again with their wives —/114,000 to have outside in-)..4 board. the cases $1,400 for single men and $2;700jered, either of the veteran or his to 20,000 of the 800,000 pensioners: |liquid assets of $15,000 or more. [comes of not more than $500. - A 61- farmer. ae ty eo oanhion The blame ‘for those with: wives. * _ Iwite. now on the rolls have incomes, | At the other end of the scale, the) ‘4igo, ‘many aged and disabled |from a severe heart attack condi- ee wee Sst a [ph bss pea Doe be JEREMY CHRISTMAS - A Yuletide Story BY WALT SCOTT ; for. pes ri ‘because |sold 11 calves | the year for : Long Knife Blade | satses, ter, resieas bo va ae Punctures Heart, discuss limiting political activ- ities, Olin E. Teague (D-Tex) proposed te*correct both conditions, at least f+ -gA He said legislation is being drafted to pare from the roles some of those who amt need help and to increase each breath. Doctors said only one thing kept her alive, The knife had torn two holes in a sac around the heart before plunging into the right ven- |} tricle, The sac leaked just enough Employes Help Needy Children County Playing Santa Lawyer Turns Down Goldwater's Plan WASHINGTON (AP) — A labor x *« Goldwater said organized. me ical activities had grown to the point where a candidate for office had to accept financial commit- Seen Mr Bent wee meee oo Sak et 4 ae Gwe’ penpes spending. pana aon at least ° would increase oa cate for veterans’ are not to be confused compensation. Compensation is“paid, as a matter of right, to with disabilities incurred in“military service. + * * * Pensions are for disability in- curred in civil life and are pay- e only where the veteran passes out to make sure that needy area children have a merry Christmas. Women working for the county are making dresses and other clothes which will be presented to youngsters in county boarding homes who are wards of the Juvenile Court. * * * Directing their efforts are John Witherup, personnel director; Mrs. Ladeen Floyd, a child welfare worker in juvenile court; and Mrs. Kathleen Thomas, an equal- ization clerk. This is the first time that county employes have participated in such a drive at Christmas of need. time, according to Witherup. Oakland County employes are; He estimates there are 1,000 children in county boarding homes. Clothes are being collected for children from preschool age through 16. * * * Twelve home-made dresses have been turned in to his office so far, Witherup r@ports. Many workers have purchased new clothes for the drive. Items will be collected in Witherup’s office through Dec. 15. They will ,be turned over to Juvenile Court -workers. who will distribute the apparel. ; * * * Prizes will be awarded for the best clothes made by women workers, he said. union attorney today rejected a suggestion by Sen, Barry M. Gold- jwater (R-Ariz) that labor and business leaders get together to limit political activities of both. sel to the AFL-CIO and attorney for several labor unions, said pol- itics should be the business every citizen. and indutry leaders suggesting a labor-management conference to Arthur Goldberg, special coun- of x *. Goldwater had written Goldberg | is ments either from business or la- bor unions, Goldberg’s reply said-.what is needed is not to narrow but to broaden - political spendigg. - Tax Called Necessity ean ARBOR w—Rep. 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Faculty Men Continue Basketball Association scoring - Stand Against NCAAs leader, tallied 37 points last night ‘Television Policy. | | ‘ | *CHICAGO (UPI) — The Big Ten, tightened its anti-redshirt rule yes-| terday and went on record without) recommendation against the cur- rent NCAA policy on football tele- Vision. Ps * * *The rule to prohibit redshirting, the practice of holding an athlete out of competition to extend eligi- Wility, previously permitted com- petition in 12 quarters or eight). semesters of residence, : The change limits eligibility to & four-year period beginning with fhe athiete’s initial registration fm a university.. Under the old fule a student could have re- tained eligibility by dropping out pt school, but the new rule will vent this. e faculty representatives also rmed 4 rules change barring ° aid to an athlete who was gfaduated from high school in the lower third of his class. Such a* student, however, could obtain later by achieving grades suf- cient to become éligible for ath- letics lin college. | kok Ff «The conference stand against the television policy has not hanged, assistant commissioner Bill Reed said, but the will thake no recommendation to the NCAA for convention action, How- ever, he said the league still favors an NCAA rule which would limit the number of appearances of any Ohe school on the football TV pro- CADET — Chuck Darby, cap- tain of the Army basketball team from Sturgis, Michigan, will lead the Cadets when they play in the 7th annual Motor ‘ta second-half rally that twice cut -1Shue combined to stave off the fete AR} rk a) Pistons Defeat Hawks Again to give Detroit its second straight win over the St. Louis Hawks, 107- 101, and move within three games of the Western Division leaders. The balding Yardley, aided by Gene Shue, gave Detroit the lead shortly after the start of the game and the Pistons were, nev- er headed as they won their third in a row, and 8th of last 11. intermission. St, Louis, paced by | Bob Pettit and Cliff Hagan, staged? Detroit's lead to three points. * * * With four minutes to play and Detroit leading, 96-93, Yardley and yHawk uprising and give the, Pistons their third win in five games with St. Louis. Pettit, the league’s leading scorer, paced St. Louis with 27. points. Hagen had. 22. The Boston Celtics spoijed for- mer Temple University star Guy Rodgers’ NBA debut as they de- lowa Grid Squad Working Out Inside IOWA CITY, Iowa (® — Work- ing in pads, the Iowa football squad went through a 45-minute indoor practice Thursday in prep- aration for the Rose Bowl game ‘with California. : The first and second units al- ternated in running offensive plays and defensing California plays. Coach Forest Evashevski was in charge of the practice after . o¢ City tournament, Dec. 29-30, in x e& * the Detroit fieldhouse. returning. from the Big Ten meet- ings in Chicago. -Athletic directors rejected a re-| quest from the track coaches to bar alien students from competi- ses sect: State Quints Warm Up athletes for each year of their competition after their 19th birth-| zz ee=~for Holiday Tourneys » The rectors also recommend. similar legislation in the NCAA convention for a national regu- lati tonight, then play host to Dela- ware, a week from Saturday, Dec. 20th Michigan will go into the Motor! The 1959 indoor track meet was City classic with Army as its awarded to Ohio State March 4-5, the 1959 outdoor track meet to Towa, May 20-21 and the 1959 cross- country meet scheduled for Nov. 13 with a site to be ‘determined. * * * . The faculty also amended the .fi- nancial rule to provide that a member institution must show cause to retain its membership if it retains on its staff a coach who encourages others to violate the rule or who withholds knowl- edge of violation by others. Previously the show cause clause applied only to a staff mem- ber who violated the rule himself. * * * The faculty waived competition to grant an additional year of eli- gibility to three athletes, James Matz of Ohio State, Gerald A. Wood of Hlinois, and Robert Griggas of Minnesota. Matz and Wood were injured in football with minor com- petition while Griggas was injured in basketball without inter-colle- giate competition. Dave Fahs of Michigan state play Princeton in the first game of the evening, Dec. 29th. U. of D. has the advantage of playing five games before the tournament, but Saturday’s game against NIT champion Xavier could hardly be called a “warm up” contest, Xavier, one of the top ranked teams in the country, is unbeaten Club Boss Says Grid Cardinals Will Not Move CHICAGO ® — While rumors persist the Chicago Cardinals will move their National Football League franchise, Walter Wolfner, the club’s managing director, said Thursday, ‘We'll play in Chicago: next year." Wolfner also said Card Coach Holiday time is basketball tour- nament time and all three of Mich- igan’s major cage teams will warm up for entry into Christmas tour- neys, | opening night foe, while the Titans| x « * University of Michigan and U! of D. share co-host honors for the 'T7th annual Motor City Classic, Dec. '29-30 at the Detroit Memoria) field- house. MSU, “on the other hand plays ' kok ok Shue, who scored 32 points, net-Syracuse edged Minneapolis, 101-8057 ted 19 in the first halg as the Pis- 22, as player-coach Paul Seymour | Heinsoha tons gained a 53-45 advantage at dropped in two free PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEM Bill Sharman, with 26, paced the} 57 LOUIS | = : ; ‘Pettit 10 % 927 Yardley 13 11-14 37] Celtic attack that moved Boston ‘0 man 10 22 Duke 3 é-18 i } j | ®hare 2 1- ordon - within 14 perceptage points of the| tee 6&0 8 abu OST SE Eastern Division leading New York | MeMah'n 2 + 4 8 McGuire ¢ 3 i 8 : : | Perrar - 6 rley 0 0- Knickerbeckers. Rodgers, on ter- wing 10 1.121 Lieve 1 01 2 minal leave from the Army, tal- Reed 6 0-0 12 ed s eis hea so Of rotais 41 19-22 101 Totals 42 23-33 107 oy Seen mee ee (St. Louis ......... 18 27 28 28—101 * * * | MOU ONG Saree In the only other game played, a 29 24 26 28-107) Se Maples’ swimming, coach, Jay Myers, was philosophical about the recent break in his club's long dual victory string. Grosse Pte. won the “breaker” and that loss proved, says Myers, ‘‘that reputa- tion wil] not beat a good team.” He also reminded that the Maples’ 88-point win in RO Kimball's an- nual relays has provided an in- spiration because of the fine times 3 ; iF ‘ ¢ ae ‘ turned in by his splashers. “They showed a terrific competi- tive spirit," Myers commented to- Chie i | ‘= I 7 . feated the Warriors, 123-114, in | the second half of the Philadel. | A phia doubleheader. | : Bob Cousy, with 28 points =f , : = FOOTBALL?—These three Cleveland Browns don’t seen to mind the high snow which they found piled up around the field as they practice for Sunday’s big NFL game against the Giants in New’ York. AP Wirephote Left to right “guards Jim Ray Smith, Gete Hickerson and Chuck Noll warm © up throwing snowballs. two games before entering the Dixie Classic‘at Raleigh on the same dates, The Wolverines with a 1-1 rec- ord, meet Butler at Ann Arbor in three games to date and the Ohio quintet will be heavy favor- ites to make four straight Satur- day night in the U. of D. field- house. By the Associated Press lege basketball tournament win- ners last March, know that ‘“‘un- * * * Michigan State plays Notr ©\the Wildcats and Musketeers. Dame away and Nebraska at home| before going in the Dixie tourna- ment. The Spartans have a 2-0; mark and currently are ranked 6th in the nation The field in the Motor City . Classic this year is rated as one of the best. Was granted eligibility on a wai- ver for violation of the rule pro- hibiting participation on a team in any tournament in which a money prize was offered, and a aid tender returned after the deadline by Milton E. Nolff of lowa was validated. The athletic directors authorized Wisconsin to play Marquette ‘in the Milwaukee arena in basket- ball on Dec. 19, 1959 and also to participate in ‘the Queen City! lars for the franchise. Miami also tournament at Buffalo, Dec. 26-28,;has been mentioned as a new 1959. Cardinal] home, Frank Ivy would be signed to a | new long term contract in a day or two. Ivy reportedly has been | considering a return to the Cana- dian League which he left to join the Cards this year. Vancouver is said to have made Ivy a fat offer. Reports continue the Cardinals may wind up in Houston or Dal- las. A year ago, a Houston group reportedly offered a million dol- vw VODKA The moder drinker prefers a light drink ... and Arrow is bubble light... makes your favor- ite drink taste more delicious. For a smoother Martini . . . Screwdriver .. . Bloody Mary. - . other mixed drinks or straight... ask for Arrow Vodka today! e * i Cranbrook and Farmington in In- Jan. 2-10. A vitational meet at Lansing today and * * * Saturday. honors in Cleveland last summer, are Louis. Parker and Mary Alice Clouse of Pontiac, Sally Richard- son and her sister, Susanne Rich- ardson Pickard Adams of Detroit. selmy, is the team’s professional Army posted a 13-12 ecard last fishing activity was expected vear, but the Cadets led by Chuck '/PUt Michigan’s winter sports se Darby, a senior from Sturgis, Mich., have a veteran team re-| turning. | * * * | Coach Franklin (Cappy) Cappon, | Or .) | en al former head basketball coach at, the University of Michigan and a native of Holland, Mich., brings a strong Princeton team into the tournament. Princeton had a 20-6 record last season and the key scorers of that team are back, First game for the Motor City tourney starts at 7:30 on Monday the 29th, with the second game fol- lowing immediately afterward. Losers play the opening game the next night with Monday's ®in- ners playing for the championship. FRIDAY’S ATHLETIC EVENTS High School Basketball Pontiac at Arthur Hill _ Saginaw at Flint Northern Flint Central at Bay City Central Waterford at Southfield Walled Lake at Farmington Van Dyke at Berkley Clawson at Avondale Troy at Lake Orion Fitzgerald at Madison West Bloomfield at Northville Clarkston at Clarenceville Milford at Holly Brighton at Bloomfield Hills Brown City -at Almont Armada at Capac New Haven at Drvden Anchor Bay at Memphis Ortonville at Imlay City Millington at North Branch Oxford at Romeo Davison at Rochester Lapeer at Flushing Roseville at East Detroit RO Kimball at Mt. Clemens Cranbrook at Oak Park Redford St; Mary at RO Shrine Two Pontiac Skaters Wayne St. Mary at Farmington OLS in World Title Meet | 2° hie?" rane OL St. Mary at St. Michael Sop en jee . ‘ a8 . Clement Five Michigan roller skaters will ‘i ‘ . 7, h School Swimmin be on the 18-member United States! arthur fin at Pontiac Central Fitzgerald ys. Pontiac Northern at Southfield at Birmingham High School Wrestling team that will compete in the/p World Congress roller skating championships in New Zealand,| The skaters, who won national Swimming YMCA Pontiac ‘YMCA at Bay Citv YMCA ‘Turkey Shoot’ Sunday The Lake Orion Gun Club will hold a “turkey shoot’ this Sunday on the club’s outdoor range at: 2700 Stanton Rd, Both shotguns and and Marilyn Pontiae rink operator Bert An- ARROW LIQUEURS CORP. DETROIT 7, MICH, 80 and 100 PROOF. OLSTILLED FROM GRAIN coach, The group will leave from San Francisco Dec. 27. ee Seed ee rifles may be use d in the compe- Kentucky, currently the second past four foes to gain the N son in full swing this weekend—| | Mteam in the Associated Press poil, in 1958 for the ‘fourth time. Baron Adolph Rupp’s Wildcats won their 18th South- easy lays the head that wears the eastern Conference title before! crown.”’ But their opponents are | posting four: victories enroute to! finding out that it’s going to be the NCAA diadem. easier said than done when the) x *& *t time comes to knock the crown off| Xavier, cast in the role of a '“Cindérella’” team, also swept Ice Fishing in Swing Michigan highways this weekend if there is a repeat of the com- parable weekend last year — the worst of 1957. * * * fishing was good in the Morley area, where lakes have five inches of ice. The conservation department re- minded sportsmen bluegill and perch fishing is allowed on non- trout waters year-around through- out the state, The same is true with six less fish, crappie, rock bass, warmouth bass and whitefish. 1 Shutouts Mark Table Net Play Two shutouts highlighted action in the Pontiac Table Tennis League sponsored by the Recrea-| tion department. A & W shipped Dorris & Son, 6-0 and Nutrilite beat Poole, 6-0. The (A & W team held a one point margin over Newberry Market in the standings as Newberry de- feated Capitol, 5-1. Other matches showed Cole over Huron Cleaners, 4-2, anj Arnold Sign tying Pankey’s 3-3. Pere Secord ended Jim -Reed's string of wins by winning 21-19 and 22-20. \ - Standings: ts 21 31 tition, Starting time is 11 a.m. ¢*%' Barber Newberry Mkt. 46 Pankey's Nutrilite 44 Dorris & Son 6 33 Huron Cleaners 26 Poole Hdw. ® ,.t The state tourist council said ice | Kentucky and Xavier Stay Unbeaten Invitation Tournament champion- Kentucky and Xavier of Cin- captured the National Collegiate ship The Musketeers, a midwest. cinnati, the two post-season col- championship |independent, entered the NIT with a 15-11 record but had been im- proving as the season progressed. * * * |ranked nationally, looked impres- ‘sive last night as they remained unbeaten. The Wildcats clawed ationa] Southern Methodist 72-60 for their wil] find themselves in a blister- fourth straight while the Muske- ‘teers coasted to a 69-52 triumph over Tona College for their third in a row. . A couple of sophomores, Billy G pr PMIADELPELA day. . + 4 412 Artzin 11 729 idder: ree throws wih Gas gta ta 2 ee eae: Sg ee ame's Sue" 4 274 Dempsey if 3 _— Service football teams. Lou Bal- high scorer with 31 Saas sank Bay, . sar! sn ee A 34 VIE FOR TITLE — Pauline Bickel (right) of Omaha has a dacci, ex-Michigan player; Jo hn three straight baskets for Minneap- §- Jones 9 119 ae > 6 3| keen spectator, Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids watching her in |Lewis, ex-MSU end and Eddie olis in the final minute-and aq half . pene $ 6 ¢ the world invitational -bowling tournament in Chicago. Miss Bickel |Crook; ex-Detroit ‘back were to tie the contest at 93-all at the Rolling ® 0 0 is currently in third place with 4,770 pins and 109.20 points. Mrs. | named. end of regulation time. Al Bianchi: ™*" 5023183 Totals “114; ‘Ladewig is 6thi with 4,762 pins and 108.12 points. Leader after 12 Ss * s@ Ge |Paitedelphia #32 B S32 rounds is Phyllis Notaro of Brandt, N.Y. with 4,791 pins. er pn State 5 oe = Os allowed at the Eastern Collegiate . . Convention yesterday because it was claimed that the leadoff run- ner went out of his lane, a @ eo f my ~ * * * ee j | Michigan State opens the 1959 . 2 | football season at home Sept. 26 , With Texas A&M as the foe. nates will be picked to represent : x * * | Basketball tryouts for the U.S. Pan-American games will be held \ next April at Louisville, Ky. | af Arthur Hill. sx (Chicago next August. A round : °) ‘robin tourney is set for Louisville. for PCH Quint ~..*.:,: | Former Notre Dame star quarterback Frank Tripucka says he is fed up with the Saskatch- ewan team and hopes he's traded before next season. He has been playing pro ball in Canada since 1952. a | * * * ales CORNWELL | A record total of 361,000 rounds SAGINAW — The Saginaw Ar- of -golf was played on Detroit's thur Hill basketbal] team, tall and public courses. . All showed in- hungry, gives Pontiac Central its creases. Detroit hopes to land the first taste of Saginaw Valley, 1961 Public Links tournament. Conference competition here this! x &® &®, evening in the roomy Arthur Hill! An Associated Press survey dis- gym at 8 o'clock. > closes slight gains in both attend- The Lumberjacks will begin a ance and wagering at thorough- chain of six straight Saginaw Val- bred racing events during 1953 ley tests for the visiting Chiefs. despite the recession. who are sporting a perfect 2-0 record on non-league victories over Central to Play Six Straight League Tilts Starting Tonight Dearborn Edse] Ford and Detroit, z ' catholic Central. eQ Ings im ley scheols officially tip of the 1958-59 title race. Saginaw at Once a feared power in Valley Home-and-Home Set cage circles, Arthur Hills for- in the early 40s, the Gene Glick “ent down but not for the count period in the late 40s and ‘and they'll try to imitate Archie's Central's collision with the dacks is one of three SVC con- ' ' tests scheduled tonight as Val- for Comeback | Flint Northern and Flint ‘Central ; '. at Bay City Central complete Try fo Catch Up With the full slate. ' Canadiens in Weekend tunes have dec in recent years "" DETROIT (UPI) — Like Archié Not since the Dick Rifenburg era, Moore, the Detroit Red Wings time of big Carl Diener at the #™azing comeback in that same ‘urn of the current decade have Montreal Forum tomorrow night the Lumberjacks been a true bas- thanks to Ferry Sawchuk’s dazzling goaltending. . Twelve players and eight alter- , in the games at ~ ‘ ; Both Kentucky and Xavier, 'ketball powerhouse. : _ Now the Jacks are eager to | end the famine and head coach Chuck Fowler thinks his cagers will give a good account of themselves this season. ‘“We’ll probably lose a few games,” Fowler said, “but our oppon- | ents will have a fight on their | hands.” : ; There is sound reason to believe that coach Art Van Ryzin's Chiefs ing battle tonight against a rangy' quintet which has won one and lost| one. * * * The Lumberjacks have enough, Two weeks ago the .Red Wines went into the Forum tied for first place in the National Hockey League with the powerful Cana- diens. Eyebrows were raised around the NHL since this was supposed to be another runaway year for the Stanley Cup cham- pions. Montreal blasted Detroit 62 and 7-0 in the weekend home and home series and seemingly crushed the Red Wing challenge for good. But Sawchuk quickly recovered from the puck barrage and has yielded only six goals in the four Ray Lickert and Dick Parsons, experience to be mean and Fowler 8&@™mes since with Detroit winning ,for-23 points and Parson chipped ‘away in the second half. Max Williams was high for the Mus- tangs with 21 and Bobby James contributed 19. * * * Xavier came back to Madison Square Garden, scene of its NIT laurels and led all the way. The Ohioans assumed a 34-25 halftime advantage and then capitalized from the free throw line in the second half. Hustling Hank Stein, the NIT ‘most valuable player last season, and veteran Joe Viviano topped popular species—white bass, sun- Xavier with 17 and 16 points, re- team’s opening 62-54 loss to Ann| spectively, George Carter high for the Gaels with 15. * * * {Fourth ranked West Virginia ‘was to play Duke at Morgan- town, W.Va. but the game was postponed until Friday earlier in the day when a chartered plane couldn't land to pick up Duke be- cause of excessive snow. The Blue Devils set out for Greensboro, N.C. to catch a train, but their bus became stuck in a snow bank, causing them to return to Dur- ham, N.C. and leave the final scheduling to the athletic direc- tors. was * * * Oklahoma held Minnesota score- less for a 12-minute span in the ;second half to turn back the Big (10 team 5245: Wake Forest with- stood a late surge to hand Florida State a 73-64 setback: Bill Telas- ky’s 23 points sparked George Washington to a 9147 lacing of ~ |Richmond in a Southerh Confer- Pts jetice fray; and Loyola of Chicago whipped Creighton 67-54 for its 1s\fourth straight victory in other leading games. foot-6 forward Pete Datema. Arthur Hill’s probable starting | | lineup in¢ludes four players | | standing six feet or better. Fow- | | ler will start Bill Riepe (6-0) and Datema or Dave Tingler | (6-2) at forwards, Bruno Anse- | Vies (6-3) at center, and Tom Dawson (6-0) and Bob Hart (5-8) at guards. Hart and Riepe are. returning regulars while Bill Brussow, a 5- foot-9 guard who was a starter last season, now serves as Fowl- ier’s top replacement. Fowler was disappointed in his ‘Arbor, but he was quite pleased| iwith the 57-56 overtime conquest of Bay City Handy last Tuesday. | PCH conquered Arthur Hill twice last season as the Jacks finished next to the cellar in the final Valley standings with a 2-8 record. ‘Their overall mark wag 7-11. Furniture, Auto Fives Win 'C’ Hoop Games Winglemire's Furniture -and Ole ver Buick posted victories in the! city’s Class C basketball league: last night. It took an overtime period be- fore Winglemire’s could clinch a 44 42 verdict over the Vikings on’ ja field goal by Jim Jenson. Oli- ver whipped Pontiac Police, 53-52.) Roger Voorheis paced the Fur-; initure five with 10 while Jim, Mathig caged 11 and Hert Elzy| 10 for the losers. Jaqk,, Johnson led three Oliver boys “mm double figures with 14, John Bridgewater ' in Waterford Tilt LANSING (UPI)—A spurt in ice but state traffic safety experts had: paced Kentuoky over 18th-ranked has brought up good height from three of them and tying the oth- to/a word of warning to those on the SMU at Lexington. Lickert clicked th junior varsity, headed by 6-|°: The Wings now are right back a. highways. | State police said 28 will die on in with 19 as the Ruppmen pulled | on Montreal's heels just two points behind with another crucial home and home weekend set. Karrigan Hits 24 Mel Karrigan was the hottest scorer in last night’s Waterford Recreation basketball league ac- tion, that included two crushing defeats and a low-scoring, tight encounter, rts The White Swan ace bucketed 24 points for the best total of the night at Isaac Crary gymnasium. ‘He led his team's 53 27 win over Lakeland Pharmacy in a Class A game. Cumberworth Five defeated Don & Ron’s Marathon service, 26-22 paced by Bob Powers: Powers and D & R’s Ralph Mears each had nine points, This was a Class B setto. In another Class A game, Water- ford HS Faculty defeated Burmeis- ter Lumber 67-34, after leading all the way. Winners were led by Chuck Herve] and Stuart Thorell, eech with 10, Two games are scheduled Monday’s leaene action. for Aquinas Downs Dales HILLSDALE i®— Aquinas Col- lege of Grand Rapids won a see- saw battle with Hillsdale 77-73 last night in a non-conference hasket- ball game. Aquinas led .at half- time 38-35. : Hillsdale's Jim Reynolds took high scoring honors with 36. Ralph was the top policeman with 13. Coleman scored 28 for Aquinas, " Fun For the ¥ Nhole Bomily Complete Kit — Unpainted Wood Green Color Makes A Good Background For Model Trains 4'x8' and 5‘x8’ We have plans and. materials for. many clever outdoor Christmas decorations. 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Clawson divided two pre-league contests, Fitzgerald is. developing a repeat at Lake Orion while Claw- sound unit while’ Madison goes Play begins in the Inter-Lakes, olic has its first full schedule on itonight’s biggest program of the new basketball season. Waterford and Walled Lake will i both be on the road in Inter-Lakes features. The Skippers, who have lost their only start, go against = Southfield. Walled Lake has State’s 1959 Season Begins May 30, Ends on Oct. 31 DETROIT (—State racing com- missioner James H. Inglis yester- day announced Michigan’s 1959 racing dates, setting a 117-day sea- ‘son for thoroughbreds and 162-day ‘season for standardbreds at six tracks. Inglis’ dates were segs an- nounced earlier this week at a meeting here with state race track officials. The state thoroughbred season starts May 20 at the Detroit Race Course in Livonia and ends Oct. | 3 at Hazel Park. The commis- sioner alloted the DRC a 58-day meet from May 20 to July 25. Ha- zel Park’s 59-day meet starts July 28 and ends Oct. 3. Trotters and pacers open the =|season at Hazel Park April 27 fin- ishing up there June 20 after a 48-day meet. Northville Downs starts its 36-day standardbred sea- son June 22 running until Aug. 1. Wolverine Raceway’s racing Mi dates were set at Aug. 3 to Sept. 19 @ifor a 42-day meet and the state | standardbred season ends at Jack- son with a 36-day meet Sept. 21- Oct. 31. THURSDAY'S FIGHTS ANGELES — Davey Moore, ermerae Ohio, 128, Moreno, 127, Maztee. ils COLLEGE BASKETBALL PORTLAND, Denny Looe 151,; Saturday, Dec. 13 — St. Louis Univer- Portland, outpointed Tony Dupas. 153,| sity at Kentucky, NBC, Channel 4 New Orleans, at 3:00 pm BOISE, sae. — Eddie Cotten. 164,| Saturday, Dec. 20 — Missouri at Texas orttigg ‘outpointed Roque Maravilla, 172,| Tech, NBC-TV nationally, 3 p.m 10. NYU at Diecs, Big Ten regional CLAREMONT, N.H. — Tommy Garrow,| TV 4:30 p.m Claremont, knocked out Lester Gon- rales, 14, Boston, 2. / buy Ford Dealer Used Cars because they ate always. priced right! See your FORD) DEALER'S R VALUES Easy financing terms to sult your budget 147 South Saginaw Street Eimer CY OWENS Phone FE 5-4101 knocked out Ricardo| Class A and City Parochial Games Feature Hoop Slate won a pair of .squeakers against Cass B teams. Defending ‘champion Berkley opens at home against Van Dyke. Two of thé four Catholic con- tests will be on Pontiac courts. The big one will be at Pontiac Central where St. Michael enter- tains Orchard Lake St, Mary. St. Frederick will play in its own gym against Royal Oak St. Mary. St. Benedict seeks its 2nd win at St. James. St. Rita is guest of St. Clement. ~ x * * St Mike lost its only game to St. Fred. Orchard Lake has wal- . |loped its two epponents — one be- ing Royal Oak St. Mary. St. Fred is 2-0. , big one in the South Cen- eae Cay tas S hee Imay City. I y has been dom- inating the ly 2-0 A tral = ma is current- outside the SCC. Orton- ville could very well upset the applecart. Millington and North Branch meet in the other game. The compete Thumb schedule had Dryden at home to meet New Haven, Anchor Bay at Memphis, mada at Capac. * x * in three starts at Mt. Clemens. visit Farmington Our Lady of Sor- NBC radio-TV, 10. p.m. BOWLING Sunday, Dec. 14 — Johnny King vs Dick Weber, ABC-TV, 4:30 p.m., all time zones. Saturday, Dec. vs. Doris Porter, NBC-TV, 5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL ee ren 2 burg, Okla. vs. arise State at Flagstaff, CBS-TV, 2 p.m. GOLF Dec. 20 — Walter Burkemo vs. Lloyd Mengrum, ABC-TV, 5 p.m., all time rones. PRO BASKETBALL mpd Dec. 14 — Syracuse at Detroit, iC-TV, 2:30 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL Saturday, Dec. 13 at Pittsburgh Steelers, TV. Channe! 2, at 1:30 p.m. Detroit at Chicago Bears, Chicago, Detroit and Green Bay net- works, 2 pm Saturday, SPORTS _ 18 — NORTH SIDE RINK North Side Rink Opens ‘59 Season With a good ‘floor’ of smooth ice all ready for action, - North Side Rink will be opened for the 1958-59 season, at 6:30 p.m. today. Announcement was made by the North Side Community club, which will hold its annual Mid-Winter Ice Carnival sometime during the last two weeks of January. The rink will be open every weekday evening, starting at 6:30 o'clock, and all day Saturdays and Sundays, ice conditions permitting. The rink is located at Montcalm and Edison streets. NBA Standings EASTERN DIVISION New York 3 7 (650 Boston 14 8 = 636 eld ped 12 11 .522 fladelphia 9 4 3H WESTERN DIVISION Ue Won Lost - GR ioulse 15 7 trot wonee 132 11 )~=(B42 Minneapolis ows. senses 9 4 «(fl oe snccooeoseee & 18 217 defending champion Almont host to |’ Brown City and top contender Ar- ‘Non-loop Class A games will include Lapeer at Flushing, Rose- ville at East Detroit and Roya 33 Oak Kimball seeking its Ist success In Class C, Wayne St. Mary will| 20 — Elvira Toepfer p.m. — Chicago Cardinals | Detroit area | CBS - TV} = Lost Pet. ‘pretty much with sib -elingciaioe: | Rick Moos, one “ot the ‘top scorers, so that one should be telitidie Clarkston, 1-1 thus far, should at least start off still in 1st. place sinee the Wolves debut at Clarence- ville. West Bloomfield is“at North- ville, Milford at Holly and Brighton at. Bloomfield Hills. x * * Clarkston could become a power if big boys Larry Landon, Bill Pow- along fast enough. West Bloomfield will give everyone trouble despite its size. Northville has a good nucleus in and 6-5 Nelson Schrader, Holly has scored well in di- viding two starts featuring George McDaniels’ 44 digits. Milford ap- pears ready to hold its own despite an 0-2 outside record. * * * The Bulldogs were pre-season fa- vorites and they walloped Howell opening night. Bloomfield Hills is 2-0 and could get off to a big start with an upset. Two opponents from different leagues will be involved in what the night. Oxford of the South Central and Romeo of the Tri-County clash at Romeo. Oxford, featuring Doug Stott, has been impressive winning once and losing by -two, Romeo is 1-2 with one of the setbacks in overtime. * * * Other Class B non-league tilts will have Davison at Rochester, Cranbrook at Oak Park, Royal Oak Cage Results Marshall (W. Va.) 78, Western Mich- igan 63 Defiance 75, Adrian 65 Aquinas 177, Hillsdale 173 pomten Harbor JC 64, Highland Park Eas Colgate 172. Caamabie 65 NYU 81, Boston College 16 St. Francis (Pa) 71, Westminister (Pa) Xavier (Ohio) 69, Iona 52 Kentucky 172, Southern Methodist Georgia Tech 13, Georgia 66 George ‘Washington 91, Richmond 67 Furman 78: Newberry 66 | Duke at West Virginia, postponed, snow ell and Dick Caverly can come Bob Starnes, 6-9 Jeff Goodrich Brighton has everyone baffled now after losing to South Lyon. | may he. the best “B’ contest of | Michigan Tech 69, Northland (Wis) 49 South : Louisiana State 59. Louisiana College Shrine host to Redford St. Mary -jand South Lyon beginning League of the Lake play at Manchester. Rochester will be taking a 30 record against its traditional foe. Cranbrook has shown good scoring power winning two of three—the loss by one point to a Class A school. Oak Park is 1-3. Shrine is 2-0 on a pair of four- point triumphs. South Lyon has enough experienced performers back to have a goed season. = Johnson ted? Michigan Konicek, Wis " : 183.23 apont, were accorded positions on . Matthews, Lone Beach 11 13 100.49| the Class C All-State teams list- || LITTLE AD BIG DEAL Price mn Worth H iB peas ed Wednesday - Ostrander re- Zimmerman, Akron 7 17 96.18) ceived Ist team recognition while @ GARAGES ELLIS INC. Hartway earned 2nd team laurels ST eoouee Since 1945 ; a 1957. oane Free Estimates PCH and PN H To sum it up, a total of 88. play- TIONS FE 2-2671 } ers comprised the Ist and 2nd : G Long Sleeve Perry Como the start! |Central and Northern had 1-1 ’Thursday night amb | 145- Jerry ‘Fields (N) 5-0 Matmen Beaten The wrestling teams of Pontiac’s dual records today following Central, weakened by the loss of sparkplug Duke Relyea_ with an arm _ infection, Fitzgerald 37-9. Northern over- came a 14-0 deficit to go ahead 15-14 on five straight wins only to lose 27-15 to Farmington. 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TO ? with ~ PAUL CARPENTER 4 With his Starlight Rhythm | aa Rangers formerly with the } “Ownie Wheeler” Show from Old Grand Opera. ree SATURDAY & SUNDAY 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. MATINEE 7 p.m. to ? B/ ‘Tipton © . Lead Guitar é 4 4 ; gee at, oe Ne : ? . ie ski pute a ss ‘ , 2% ‘ 6 N. Cass Ave., Cor. of West Huron : DANCING DURING THE HOLIDAYS # fo the Music of the BOB LAWSON TRIO " Stop for Our Noonday Lunches Secure a Date Here for Your 4 fs Private Christmas Party +)° NEW DRAYTON INN | + 4195 Dixie OR ae f Reservations in Person for Our Big NEW YEAR’S EVE RARTY a ee eee eee ih i le seats 2 # na ere FS een ee eee Fe y ci eh ds vie = ey + yi >> é ; oe ; a el vty ye , es THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1958 “ a beth \Furises Koocked Out | LAKE ae wins Regulus Missile et te vcore [ta | lay er VV Ins Fi r French Knows) Fired: Successfully. " PITTSBURGH, Pa, -(AP)—Gaslf furnaces; in suburban: Bald-| 3 Other Tongues |, - EDWARDS, Calif. (AP) — The win tomes ‘were kawocked out of| WASHINGTON (AP) — Whén Navy has successfully fired a sec-1 tse - valk ar po dl dB Secretary of State John Foster|ond It missile} , Dulles confers with his Atlantic soupy rth eran bean ~ —e Pact colleagues in Paris next oo e le were made qu Light and Heat] week, he should not have trouble Sh oos! Co tained the doubled with the differences in language.|. 1 aS launched Thursday on|Co. pressure | ‘ the Mojave Desert. It sped 750jon failure of an automatic regu-} But on second thought the ““Tar- By THOMAS P, WHITNEY - * * miles I @’racetrack pattern over|lator. ‘This extinguished — pilot} van” movies have always been 80/ — Ap Foreign News Analyst Dulles has long since mastered|the inland missile range, then|lights. popular, the world market can well) ‘the removal of army Gen, Ivan|French. He has @ nodding ac-\plunged from high altitude onto| Jets flared on gas appliances] s Stand two more of them. Before/seroy ag chief of Soviet security—|qaintance with German and|its target near ‘Tonopah, Nev. _|and started minor fires in at least | , {the cultural exchange pact ad-/or the secret police—is a reminder |Italian, as well as a speaking and| ~The missile, which has a top|two: homes. stalwart Denny Miller, former|mitted other pictures, the “‘Tar-!that. this powerful position is one|"eading knowledge of Spanish. | speed of 1,300 miles an hour, was| For a while many residents used [kus UCLA basketball player, in the zans” were the only American |q; the most dangerous and thank-| Dulles, unlike some recent U.S.|destroyed on impact. The Regulus {blankets and huddled around elec- Weissmuller role, And two pretty/movies shown in Russia. less in the world. diplomats, picked up his knowl-|II fired trom a test ship Wednes-|tric heaters for warmth. newcomers, Claire Kelly and Jo- ses Most men who have held it de of languages early in life. [day had landing gear ‘so it could anne Moore, are vying for the} And stil] they come along, these have come to a bad end. Primarily, this was because he/be recovered for future training Africa has about one-fifth of the ehance to play Tarzan’s girl friend, talented _— t caaaagery dongs A +: es had an opportunity to travel often| missions. _ 'world's land surface. producer Al Zimbalist tells me: — Scion Pare ad deo Felix Dzerzhinsky was the first to Europe as a young man. ate Shirley makes her professional|S°Viet security and secret police zs * ft bow. =5 Monday night on Collier head. He took office Dec. 20, 1917,| His first taste of diplomacy Young's TV show. I, for one, will when the .“extraordinary comis-icame in 1907 when he went to be looking in to cheer Juliette an sion,"’. better known as the Cheka,|The Hague peace conference with in her career. Y set up six weeks after the his grandfather John W. Foster, She could hardly help being a Bolshevik Revolution broke out. (who had been secretary of state taney with such handsome par- Dzerzhinsky died of a heart at- for eight months during 1892-93. Coveted Role of Tarzan Points Up Peril | By LOVELLA 0, PARSONS — hie probaiy oil be very ap Security , ‘Chief's. Job f.. ~ ware already in ‘nee Atriea shooting his | Is Filled With Power Mica — with Gordon —and Danger Alien. CAMPUS BALLROOM PENKER ona wae Mea, an sgnar, Pain FINES? a ral. Sap | Coming Wolldays Visit the GREEN wrannoT’ Sy A me ame SR age GR Te Ne” ae a ae Aiea epg: al: hei gs Aes as John and Anne. They must |t@ck July 20, 1926, after delivering , x * * Speciclising. in Gaed Food il be very proud of her even.though|a violent attack on enemies of Jo-| Dulles, then 19 and a. student SUNDAY SPECIAL their marriage broke up years ago /S¢ph Stalin. iat Prineeton University, was : : and they are not together and have} Vyacheslav M)5c on nemies of ™ade a secretary of the Chinese|f j¢. “INVICDe ‘ STRIP yar ao Potatoes, other marital mates. seph Stalin, {delegation. WYETLONO : with ‘choice of . x * * Vyacheslav Menzhinsky held the | “Because of his knowledge of. he French language,” grand- I very much like Lew Ayres’ Security job eight years, The ofti-_¢ phil ty and his courage. He|Cial record says that Menzhinsky father Foster wrote in his mem- hasn't let it get him down that he Was poisoned in 1934 “by the Trot- eee Dulles ‘‘was enabled to ren- lost a fortune when his house |Skyite-Bukharinite enemies of the ¢F useful service to the dele burned down in the fire in Malipu|people.” The surmise recently has HOP" Canyon, with all his religious books |been that Stalin himself ordered | and art treasures plus. the t-|the murder, ing, Vemms, La Ot peer Henry Yagoda lasted from Feb- | Bar Dancer Sues which took him seven years to Tuary 1934 to September 1936. He SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) — A finish, was tried in the most famous woman who broke her arm trying He plans to restore the house be-|‘‘treason trial’ of Stalin, convict ‘to dance on the waxed surface of cause he kes the area. But this/ed of poisoning Menzhinsky and a Millbrae bar has sued the own- time he’s going to build it of stone, others, and shot March 15, 1938. ers for $10,000.’ Mrs. Virginia cere $150 LARGE PRIVATE D siataiae FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTIES SRE a RE A Sa A a eg a: saa i Enjoy the 21” Color TV in a ee Our Cocktail Lounge TH: CAMP AY | Open Daily 9 A. M. to 2A. M Sunde He’s skilled in masanry and stone ". & '& | (Ginger) Leong, 34, said the own- er ef . ; aa. : VER, 0 2AM. work and he’s going to start build-| Nikolai Yezhov, Yagoda’s suc- ers of Melody House Tavern were Ed Smith ot the Organ ES a | Bi OOD ISLAND Plenty of Free Parking : ing the house as soon as thejcessor, was the bloodiest of the negligent in permitting her to “eT? — 1650 N. Perry at Pontiac Road grounds are cleared. tot. He gave his name to the dance on the bar. SAT. MATI NEE 1 P. M. a ek ' FE 3-9732 xz & &t jworst massacre of intellectuals) EXT FOUR BIG. re! ARTOONS! smeerm- van rmmmes | What goes with Rhonda Fleming|the Communists carried out =| Wow . 4 EEGO RA— At 2:15, 5:10, | | ‘and Dr, Lew Morrill? They dined 'Stalin’s purge of 1937-38, known 7:42, 10:35 ' ‘together at the Tallyho. ‘as the ‘’Yezhovshchina.” He last- = . . —, ee . Enjoy Yourself | Mrs. Hal Wallis’ (Louise Fazen-|ed until Dec. 8, 1938, and shortly, STANLEY APAMER weesarty | n> AR. -Tt § da) checkup at Cedars of Lebanon |after disappeared into his own il Ri AR PD & He 4 A ’ in Hospital was very satisfactory. ecution chambers, « TONY CURT] 2150 SPDYKE RD ee \ j Oakland County’s Newest Most ‘ Lily = = a mer _ peslad Big perpen ag p Mace ened SIDNEY PO FR | 5 ; ° ; ie RD. | a , ' : . 5 ome. She’ n Los eles a $ L-K : ; Beautiful Cocktail Lounge gisoer lsat oul tise leah ioctl (et) ro! aa police for raga = — Semen | . , An atmosphere of complete relaxation, cock- -| mance she Is silent. yee tehon arrested June %, ' : tails, the way you like them, and a hincheon and executed as a traitor. | and dinner menu to please the most discrim- = __ There have been several meet. | « * * 4 inating palate. sod a ts Gh een, aren Shot with Beria was Vsevolod | | 2 , ut Pp ud Merkulov, head of the “People’s | f THE INDESTRUCTIBLE CREATHRE! ; & COCKTAILS (See snaingg Commissariat of State Security” | a ’ ‘ LUNCHEONS | the Sinclair Lewis novel. for | suing wartime and up to 1946. 2 Richard Brooks. | Victor S, Abakumov lasted from | i DINNERS “Escape” with Norma Shearer 1946 to late 1951 when he was ar-/ :. and Bob Taylor is the 29th picture ge ee Pipi shot be 2 . | Roy that has 1954 on charges of framing the i : @ Businessmen’s J.unches Served Daily @ hinaayt iden Eaficy tat bas [Leningrad tral os 6 ‘Pecatt ra ; Open 11 A. M. to 2 A. M. Over 90,000 copies of Pat Boone’s which many prominent Soviet , : 4 Le 9 Mi ] book, ‘‘Twixt Twelve and Twenty’’ | \Communists were executed, At 1:00 - 3:50 - 6:26 - 9:25 | Fa) ‘have been sold in two weeks of, * * — ee | enry S irac € unge | publication. More recent Soviet police chiefs) SUNDAY (P ly B Bleomlield Inn) - It’s a fair exchange—Fess Par-| include Semyon Ignatiev, | I| The New Screen Musical : ormerly Henry's Bloom = ~ [ker is teaching Nicole Maurey tojed ir 1952 and fired in March 1953 | i sQeler ; Miracle Mile Shopping Center, Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. ‘square dance, and in return she|and subsequently blamed for par- | + ea eal lis teaching him French. ticipation in the so-called ‘“‘doc- | : ‘omposers Pets - (Copyright 1958) tors’ plot’ which was exposed as. Of "My Fair Lady”. | ' a frameup organized by Joseph Stalin. Ignatiey is now a party Plan Ahead For New Years Eve | lana Turner’s Mother {chieftain in an oil-producing. prov- Retains Cheryl's Custody ince on the Volga. Sergei Kruglov was made min- “MARIA SCHELL is « wonderf ‘ $1.00 P er Seat LOS ANGELES (AP)—The 14-/ister of internal affairs as suc- .¢ CABLE ae &| =ACHER Co-starng GIS YOUNG } mame VAN DOREN # UNIT NO. 2 COLUMBIA PICTURES presents N ji he! TER Walt Disnce 14 WHITE WILDERNESS TEC H NIC ¢ EXTRA ADDED osNaY HITS! aA in tn A in Mi hi Aan Me Min hn tin te i i te ti i i te la i i NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY! We are going to have a big JAMBOREE like never before! Make your party plans now and call us for reservations. There wil] be a dance band in the dining room. 4 IRENE BADER AND HER SINGERS | , [rene and her singers will be in the grille. Fancy hats, | noise - makers, balloons, streamers all will be furnished. EVERYTHING FOR A WONDERFUL TIME! NO COVER CHARGE! We Sar Seta hy ee Sats Pn Baten Cn ALSO WALT DISNEYS Special Colter Featurette “THE TRUTH ABOUT . bar “iF MORROW « FAITH DOMERGUE a REX REASON erm tance rouse: “WoL, mon ee a ' TELEPHONE OR 3-1907- Old Mill Tavern STORET ATINES ETE “CAPTAIN VIDEO” Chapter’#11 — on the Dixie Highway — Waterford - . EP: COMEDY “JIGGERS MY WIFE” ‘ j | an CARTOON “CONCERTO IN B FLAT” rm W : VU ade Be Pe Dad dad dD da bn i bt ht in iy i te i i i i i i i i i i Nl a iN i i i i i i Ni Ni i ie ti, Si i ti ti i ti tt tt te te te De te tt a ee aeale ‘i “ : . A ‘ - 3 Fl eae Tee i a 4 a” iS z : + » % hs iy "pa a SS a ae pe Te, ar an ne . - is % yg eS sist te z * + DW ge ee oe 7 ¢ yw eS eS 4S Ne 1, aes ; at eas (3 : » ; : . ¥ i . i : ne he ‘ 1 1 ee Ae . , j ‘ ’ P ~ # . . S : i fon . a < 4: = ¥ a, #; an ¥ _ THE. PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1958 : Soon eee came as _mumry-rwo_ ee A a - . : ~~ : ae — ihimnaelt. for ‘writes Southern / /.... By George Sixta : i rer Still Va ue e About Hanc ling ee “the South’ S Resistance to Integration "orm ean to ra bo ( the enforcement of integration?” | | ~4 : , Eisenhower seemed to have no ' 4 AMES MARLOW H rsed his field. couple ment’s Co issio Civil , pcs DEJAN MARLOW e*'— 154,372 Ramblers at retail,” he‘|juiy nt fiscal year they |>¢¢ indicated an annual Rambler sales, units in 1959, with the greatest rate) Extends Losses CHICAGO @ — The grain fu- consecutive session today as are dation again hit the Board Trade today in early dealings. x -*« * A good demand by a few com- mission houses stiffened the ‘soy- bean prices with the nearby delivery advancing a major fraction of a cent. However, traders said the demand did not appear to be anywhere near general. Most declines in the grain pits offerings were liberal. ; * x “* Near the end of the first hour | 35 wheat was % to % cents a bushel lower, December $1.92%; corn 4 to 1% lower, December old type contract $1.14%4; oats % to %4 lowe er, December 655s; rye unchanged to % lower, December $1.29%: soy- beans 4s to % higher, January $2.155¢. Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN - B. (AP) — Grain Deen sae @ GS. hehe gene March .....05. tid May +. 6% Sept. Ae Dae. kes: 1.29% CORN fold type) March ...... 1.20% 15% May ........ 1.244% CORN (mew wpe) July 1.1949 March os 1.15% De 0 May. : i July ... Sept. He Waives Examination |: on Breaking, Entering Robert Sissons, 44, of Ferndale, waived examination on a charge of breaking and entering at arraign- ment before Waterford Township Juntice Pat Daly yesterday. Charged with looting a television set and other articles from the Louis Trans home, 2195 Paulson St., Dec. 1, Sissons was bound over Dec. 22. He was eleeased under $500 bonds. 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COUPON by. — a a ae oe ee ee ew were in small fractions although) to Circuit Court for arraignment) ; jaimed at ending a deliverymen’ S| aoe f° Futures Market [ MARKETS [Slight Change The ‘following are covering sales of peal growo produce brought to the Farmer’s Market by growers and sold by them in wholesale package lots. Quotations are furnished by the tures market" extended its losses|Det-dit Bureau of Markets, ‘as in some contracts to the seventh|Thursday. Detroit Produce *Ruirs 1 Delicious, DU. wees cee ee se G4.00 VEGETABLES Meets. topped. Ou ......cesseseces 4 80 Carrots, topped, bu. . 1.38 - 1.26 Celery doz astaiks : Horserad No. 1 pk. .... eer eey | Oe eRe eHeee 1 Onions. dry (bag) 60 lb. .......... 228 Parsley Root (bchs.) ‘doz. 50 Paretipa, % ov - seveteevcees t ih Potatoes tbag! 60 1 -soceee 1.10 Radishes, hothouse abe) dow. .... 1.60 Squash Meious OU... ccc ees Tomatoes, Hothse., No. 1 @-Jb. bskt. 2.75 | Turnips, topped. b | Perses tere cates wheter eee Poultry and Eggs DETROIT POULTRY er Peed 12 (AP)—Prices paid o.b. Detroit for No. 1 pao ae euticy Heavy type is-19; light type hens 10-11; heavy type broilers and fryers 33% Ib. wastes 17-18; Barred Rocks 22; caponettes 54-6 Ib. avg. 20-31; lig ht ducks 20: swan geese 21; turkeys meee type few young hens 30. DETROIT EGGS DETROIT, Dec. 12 (AP)—Eges Detroit, in case lots, fe erwi-state grades: Whites—Grade A extra large 3-54, large 40-41/ wtd. weighted everage pa \ 40%; mediu 33- 35, ors mall 38-29, ory avg. 28%. ee . 38-39, wtd. ate 8. Checks 28. tal weekly reteipts of governmen’ graded eggs Dec. 6-12th were 9,7 cases. wid ab 1.18 of Warner-Lambert and R. J. Rey- "Rules Market NEW YORK — The Stock Market was narrowly uneven in active early trading today except for a few features. * * * Fractional changes were the Tule for most key stocks, American Motors was an ex- ception on the upside, advancing more than a point — following President George Romney’s fore- east of greater prefit margins in 1959 and increased production. News that the proposed merger nolds Tobacco had been called off brought gyrations to these stocks. Reynolds spurted more than a point and then settled back for a 2-point loss. Warner-Lambert sank more than 4, then recouped the loss and alternated between frac- tional] gains and losses. * * * The opening was mixed with | a few 1-point losers giving the list a slightly lower tendency. Goodyear, Gulf Oil and West- inghouse Electric took losses in the l-point range while Amer- ican Cyanamid a a bit more than that. Commereioliy. sraded: A bif lower were U.S. Steel, Whites-—Grade jumbo 47; extra Lad LG 1D ic large, 40-43; latte Cent _medium 29- Republic Steel, General Dynamics, wns—Grade umbo 46; extra Am ting, large 40: large 36-38; medium 31-33, Philco, een ‘Smel Allied small 27%. Chemical, Minute Maid, Interna- tional Paper, New York Central, . Southern Pacific, Standard Oi] Livestock Z (New Jersey), Texas Co. and Roy- ar ee LIVESTOCK 1 Dutch DETROIT, Dec. 11 (AP)—Cattie—sal-|24 VuUlcn. able 250. Trade slow, cleanup affair de- ; meee — narrow; lager ee weak on all representative classes: Load mostly choice wrowee 1025 Ib. slaughter New York Stocks yes ood Ib. weights 7.00 lot mostly civics with an end af (Late Morning Quotations) food 825 =: spotters pedi pare are Figures after decima) point fre eighths i ard mix offerings! 50-2550; utility cows 18.00-18.50, in-|Admiral -..... oie ese) 9 Fo pe Saeed strong weight utility up to 19.00; Al = vad boas 32.1 wre r ” 964 canners and cutters 14.50-18.00; compared aises * 395 1 enter : os last week slaughter steers and heifers|Al00® .:)--- O03 Prey Weta bod strong to 2c higher cows 50c lower; bulls}, Can. ’.'' 496 Ligg & My »...81.3 steady weak; stockers and feeders ‘Am Cyan ...-. 53.1 Lekb Aire |. .643 steady by strong; most strength on feed-|4 cyan aa Satiefaction guarante 8-8250. oP ALTERATIONS. ALL KINDS Lad FE les' dresses speciaity. DRESSMAKING, TAILORING AND rep poees Mrs. Bodell. FE DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS. EM_3-0350. 1331 Williams“Lk. Rd. DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, AL- terations, drapes: & formals done in m Cell FE 8-8455. vy home 18A Landscaping A-1 ACE TREE pocoptote® RE- moval and == . Get our sae FE 2-7188 CUSTOM SULT DOaIRG: ‘YARD | driveway grading. Back filling. Roto-tilling. Terms, EM _ 3-3023. Moving & Trucking 19 box all day long!” Ol tuna © 1988 by NEA Sercice, no TM, . US Par Off, ih . “You sure are lucky — being ahle. ‘to listen to the juke Lost & Found 24 Share Living Quarters 30 BEAGLE HOUND, a BROWN collar on when lost Vicinity of recreation area off ime Rq. Reward. MA FOUND; GERMAN SHEP _ collie. 1 Buff color. EM 3-347. Lost: 8 — Ca KEYS IN PARE- lot Lawrence St. or vi- {Red Shield a lease conta 1455 Pontiac take RG Rd. ost: WN BILLFOLD IN VI- u aS uburn Heights. a: _abl Papers. Reward. FE_ 8-228: and| LOST: MANS ee WITH blue stone, engraved cres' - munity Bank ares. Reward, MI DEC. 5th, WALKER FOX- hound. black. = & tan, Tattoo MU_ 0-03 os BROWN WALLET IN COM- BANE. IM- 1 OR TIAC PRESS FRONT COUNTER. LOST - BLACK GERMAN SHEP- 7 trimmed in tan 5 mos., FE 42453 140 Bagley. LOST SATURDAY PIONEER HIGH. pat ne Sep collie. Please call azipatne A WHITE LEWELLYN Setter. Reward. EM 3-2400 after 5:00 p.m ORANGE AND WHITE els lost in the vicinity of Waldo 5t. Cail 8-3528 PAINT BY NUMBER, $1.69. 9X12 frames, $1.30. All ‘sizes. Grum- bacher Art ay Sees Sherwin Wil- liams, 71 W. Huro ‘Hobbies & Supplies 24A PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. Scrabble games. Backenstose Book Store, 15 E. Lawrence St. ELDERLY MAN WOULD LIKE TO bome with middle - boot in return for part _care of man. MY 3-3801, GIRL WITH oth WANTS Se board. Call Aple 5-044 * $660 Dixie Hwy. n Eves. ‘til 8; oe “th 5. WANTED: ‘8s WITH SEW ae A Jim Williams. PE WANTED: BAh OR TAVERN PHONE FE 4-2070 AFTER 5 P.M. arms, lake pro — land contracts. Buyers ont Paul M. Jones, Real Est 832 W. Huron LISTINGS WANTED BUYERS WAITING LET Us SHOW YOU HOw TO CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY. WE BUY SMALL EQUTIES Leslie R. Middleton ROKER PE 5-7721 Rent. Apts. Furnished 33 1 ROOM a APARTMENT Peake week. State St. FE 2- 1 1 AND BEDROOM LAKEFRONT apts, Partly _ OR 3-0105, Say: RM., LIVING RN. - ne bath, well furnished ee oa on Cass Lake. FE 5- 5-3160, l- & 2-ROOM APTS., CLOSE OSE IN. 4-8612 +1 BEDRM. DLX. GROUND FLR. aby welcome or 2 bachelors . $8 FE 41908. MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO share home, privileges. FE 5-5656. WILL SHARE HOME. NR. WAT- kins Lake with a Peer, = woman. garage, call after 6 3-0260. Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ATTENTION! WE NEED YOUR LAND CON. TRACT. CASH BUYERS WAIT. no CASH. WE NEED LAND CONTRACTS UI oa eho. nO HIDDEN Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_W. HURON FE 5-8183 CASH AVAILABLE FOR LAND CON- TRACTS AND HOME EQUITIES NO OBLIGATION. CALL .Johnson REALTOR FE ¢- 1704 8 Telegraph Rd CONTRACTS WANTED Clark Real Estate. 1362 W Huron, fe 46492 or FE 44813. Ask for Mr Clare Notices & Personals 25 A comrrtr COLD WAVE. 85.50 — Do 600 N. Perry. FE 2-1244. ' OTREDS KNAPP SHOES Fred Herman OR aed ANY neta OR R WOMAN NEEDIN a friendly advise WE 2-8734. Confidential. ential. The Salvation Army. A COMPLETE COLD WAVE, $6.50. M & H Style-Rite. OR 3-3421. Wil- Hams Lake Rd. a M50, DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES, MRS. A, Taylor 56 ‘Gtlies pie. FE 3-7293. DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 139 Menomthee Mrs. Wallace. PE 5-7805 BEAUTY IS EVERYONE'S DUTY Face lifting, face peeling & Swe dish massage Stockholm grau- ate. A young skin ‘* sure to win. 172 E Maple ‘across from Ero- gers) Birmingham, 68-7373. CHARLES CHESTER AIR CUSHIONED SHOES . MILLER OR 3-4942 In Debt? CASH For — contracts, and equities, and siiepeion: Let an — with 'E 5-9075, hour. Ask for Ted Me- ~ ARRO - REALTY $143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd 1 SENN APT.. POR L: $100 per mo Adults, 130 ae Bel Air Manor, 1 a 4-1559 i CLEAN LARGE 3 ROOM APT. steam heat, utliities furn,, $65 mo, 5415 Elisabeth Lk, Rd. iST FLOOR. HEATED 5 RM. FLAT, washing facilities, children al- lowed. $90 mo. References. EM 1 LGE. 77s GLEAN. UTIL. FURN Adults. 258 Orchard. Lake. 2 LARGE a cia FOR COUPLE. 2 RMS., PVT. TRANCE AND bath, B45 heat furn., 111 N, Tele- __Braph. 27 RMS. PVT_BATH & ENT. UTIL. & washer furn, FE 2-6226. ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, Ast floor, ee 194 Going St. Corne 2 RMS. AND BATHL LADY ONLY. engl ag te preferred. Apply a.m. [30 p.m. 69 Williams. 2 LARGE FURN. ROOMS. CALL between 12 & 6 FE 2-9070. 2 CLEAN APTS. ADULTS ONLY. a Elwood. 2 ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY Praataiorooy Clinton Apartments. 103 Mechanic, FE 23-3460. 2 AND 3-ROOM mire near downtown FE ¢- hon 2 BLKS. FROM SEARS, SMALL furnish apt for lady. 91 Fair- _grove. FE 2-8062. 2 RMS. VERY CLEAN. 286 &. Jessie 2 RMS.. NEWLY DECORATED. vt... adults, ground floor, 9377 or 50 Stout st. 7 AND ‘}-RM. HOUSEK NG cottages gas heat all utilities. Winter rates Tru Rustic Cabine S. Broadway, Lake Orion. 3-958. Sater S ae —- WEEK, 3-ROOM, CLEAN WARM RO ROOMS. CLOSE- $13. wk. FE 5-1690 TRooe PRIVATE ENTRA Util furn. Ideal for — or Tetired couple. MY¥ 2-198 2 AND 3 | ROOMS. —_ “BATH, iT) CASH FOR LAN alsin 2 No “re tion. cal FE < 4526 OR 3-5060. Ask for tke Wideman. SMITH - WIDEMAN | REAL ESTATE OPEN FE 4-4526 412 W. HURON CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. J. J. VapWelt 4540 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1355 Clark A BOO: on OMLY: NO a arumere: 315 Voorhets. 2 AND 3 LARGE RM. price apartments downtown Pvt. Ent. and bath. Rveryibing furnished. Inquire 22 Auburn, of- fice im rear. - 2 RM. PVT. BATH “= ENTR., adults, close in 100 N 2&3 RM APTS, SVEAYTHIRG furn, pvt, ent. 285 Whittemore. IMMEDIATE - ACTION On any good iand contract. New or seasoned. Tones cash upon sat- isfactory inspecti roperty and title. Ask Ken - Templeton. K. L. Fempleton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 2 RM. FURNISHED APT. CLEAN & warm Main floor. $16 wk. 85 Auburn 2 RMS, & BA NICELY FURN. Adjscent to high school. 102 Wash- i, 3 ROOM Arts. NEWLY DEC- elt . entrance, 4145 Clin- tonville ” OR a 06. 2 AND 4 ROOM OTTAGES, | 1 block west of TekHuron. Huron Trailer Park. FE 2-2915. If you are pare ee ic hice paymen us today. ICHIGAN CREDIT, COUNSE INC., Bate “Bank Bidg. TE 8 As. ipay TRONINGS. - BUSHEL. References. FE 5-'4 Sth ait Sat ca] Remar ter sep —- of On Hh ary cat] A Aleg seg need ane part time man. For Island for oper acts of sym-| Company, Jane Fuller Brush Be ce cenelaneet ote ‘te |OFFEET STRIPPER. TOP QUAL. i dar ag, ase orgy) Wy graeme cerca in Memoriam ing conditions Top wages plus overtime. Write or call collect. ®rinting Service Co. 652 Mai: 8t., yton 2. Ohio BA 2.5835. IK teh, haat OF HAR- ony passed away - Dececber 2, 1 Loving memories 4 years roll on and days pass by our hea: never die SELL CHRISTMAS TREES, HAVE large est lot for rent on busy Pontiac intersection. EM 3-3353. SALESMAN WANTED $12,000 TO $15.000 YEARLY arts a memory is To enter training program for of one we loved. and will never| sales management. tiong with forget. national heating concern, Must be Sadiy missed by wife, daughters; experienced in direct sales, & and mothér. good closers. Leads furnished. Ex- WwW A N oT AN D ja F E 2 g , 8 “4 sage future for those who quai- $100. WEEK PLUS vers ecu Apply 80 N. Pad lpm. to 3 ar SALES OPPORTUNITY. WILL train two men to handle whole- sale food accounts. 28 to 40 years of age. Capacity for hard work more important than exp. Will train. Car necessary. Weekly earn- ing and income Prise at in- terview. Apply 12 p.m. Mon, thro Ros fo Fri inst Dixie Hwy. Ask far = WTD. REAL ESTATE DEUESUEN. Apply at 66 W. 2 WOMEN WANT ane WASHING and house cleaning. FE 3-7581. A-1 IRONINGS NICELY DONE. Reas, Pick up & del. FE 4-2127. Auburn Averue Nurses Exchange URSES AVAILABLE — Day. & oh od & Bonded 2-54! BABYSITTING. LOVING CARE. FE 2-1730 . : CLEANING WANTED. $1.00 HOUR: Exp. FE 2-9378. COMPETENT WIDOW, PART time reply Pontiac Press Box 24. DAY WORK BY THE HR., AREA of Keeg68 Harbor. Have own trans- portation. FE 8-4393. A-] LIGHT HAULING ‘nt RUBBISH. $4 per load. FE 8-0 A-] MOVING — Santine EXCELLENT SERVICE Reasonable. FE 5-3458 — FE 2- HAULING & RUBBISH. NAME} your price. Any time 8-0095. LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING of any kind Real cheap FE 8-2494 anytime. LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Rubbish, fill dirt, gravel and front_end loading, FE 2-0603. MAN WITH % TON TRUCK Sry work. Cail anytime. FE O'DELLE CARTAGE Local and long distance moving. Phone FE 5-6806 ELDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE perakens in the Clarkston- Orion vicinity, MAple 5-1389. GIRL DESIRES 4 OR 5 DAY care for children & housework SMITH MOVING Local or long distance moving Low rates, FE 4-4864 le your home, FE 38-4374 GIRL DESIRES DAY WORK. _ Trans, Ref. FF 8-6608 GENERAL OFFICE OR STEN- __ographer wanted. OLive 1-1976. IRONINGS, DEPENDABLE WORK. FE 8-6038 LADY WANTS WORK BY WEEF. perriae! or Babysitting FE 44. > YOUNG ere a5 FOR saleswork. Call OR 3-3850_ LADY WISHES CTEANING. $1 HR, Ref. and exp. FE 2-28 Help Wanted Female 7 A-1 WAITRESS WANTED, IST. class counter type coffee shop, age 22 to 38, Biff's Grill 575 unter Bivd., B'ham CORSETIERE perienced corsetiere. Immediate . libera. em we benefits. Apply Personnel th floor. WAITE’ S Saginaw ot Huron Career or Part Time For women with ambition, person- ality and poise Earn as much as to $100 per week, car neces- Phone LI 5-2812, 9 ‘til 1 “COM PTOMETER. OPERATOR ‘s sition. is available in our Statistical Dep't, Duties include preparation of all types of statisti- cal reports Experience preferred. immediate liberal employe bene- Fie Apply Personnel Dept., Sth WAITE’S : Saginaw at Huron £P_. WOMAN FOR REPAIRING & alteration Dept for Dry Clean- _Box ae Al Pontiac Press gl v GRILt GIRL AND WAITRESS. Buitercup. 910 Oakland, EXPERI ENCED COQK LIGHT Bele vo loved. 3 adults. Shed —— have, ‘eity "el ererices. J MIDDL EAG ED HOUSEKEEPER One its te ood home | Pomel we es, FE 3-7356 after ke in. aa LEAS AITRESS WANT- intend, 3183. W. = Ba Coney . a MIMEOGRAPHING. Sy sEC- retarial service. EM 3-2842. REGISTERED Lee on OR hospital work. FE WASHINGS AND CRONINGE PICK. up and delive: FE 6-0724 WASHING AND IRONING. $2.50 bu. Pick up & deliver, OR 3-5683, WOMAN DESIRES HOUSEWORK by hour, refereices, own trans. FE 5-7573 WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK by the hour. OR 3-5479 WASHINGS AND TRONINGS. PICK. up and deliver OR 3-4455 Building Service ~ 12 AAA Floor Sanding or Laying = Pinte? c. BUD This 8-205 2050 A-i eS & FINISH, 5-3722. _Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service ~ A&B TRENCHING moorings water lines, field tile, FE ANY TYPE OF HOUSE PLANS an drawn, OL 1-8200. EM A-1 COMPLETE BUILDING SERV- ice. rorertd work, licensed. Bow- ker, MA 4-2253 or FE 5-3608. BRICK, BLOCK AlN) STONE, fireplaces, Work guafanteed OR 3-763. BARGAIN $200 jordan) PLACE A “LOST” AD. and up. Rec bern _ and attic - Terms. FE 5-912 Trucks to Rent TRUCKS, TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT 1 1%-ton Pickups ~ 1%-ton stakes Dump trucks Semi-trailers Pontiac Farm and “Industrial Tractor Co. 825 §. WOODWARD Open Daily inclading Sunday FE 4-0461 ‘He 4-1442 UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED up free of charge. FE 5-4638. Painting & Decorating 20 1ST CLASS PAINTING AND DEC- orating. Cash or terms. UL 2-2940 A-1 PAINTING, (aa LETS Paper removed. FE A-1 PAINTING ERG — EX- terior. 1¢ per cent disc. for cash. Guaranteed. Free est. FE 49205 4-1 PAINTING AND PAPERING. Mason Thompson, FE 4-8364. 1ST CLASS DECORATING, PAINT- ing and wall papering. FE 4-0255 AAA PAINTING & DECORATING. 20 yrs experience. Reasnnable. Free estimates. Phone UL 2-1398. PAPERHANGING — PAINTING. elas rep. Stephen Navarre. UL. PAINTING AND DECORATING. Reasonable. Immediate service. FE 5-5006 PAINTING & DECORATING. FE 4-0444 PAINTING, PAPERING & WASH- ing. Guar, Reasonable. FE 2-2312. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. 25 ears exp FE 5-9937, __lelevision Service 22 DAY OR NIGHT TV SVC. CALLS. ___Rayal Electronics FE 4-2418 “DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE FE 35-1206 or FE 5-8390 M. P. STRAKA JENSEN'S TY SERVICE. AFTER- noon & eyening calls: FE 2-0495. KNITTING Home knitted slipperettes and booties for sale. Make wonderful gifts Call Lois at PE 5-7710. . LOSE WEIGHT SAFEL Y AND eronomically with newly released Dex-A-Diet tablets 08 cents at SIMMS OPEN EVES AND SUN. ‘TILL Christmas. Newman's Variety. 915 Orchard Lk. |! OLD FASHIONED SLRIGHRIDES, hayrides. Team pullea MU 4-0) REDUCE FOR THE HOLIDAYS lose 10 pounds in 6 short days. See ugly pounds melt away fast, safe scientific. Call today for app't, Roach Health Institute, 4-4131. Wtd. Children to Board 26 A-l LICENSED HOME, NEAR Pontiac Motors, FE 2-5031. LICENSED HOME. DAY CARE. Perry Park Sub. FE 8-6462, a Willing and Able ers pil dary! for your land re a aan itor Partridge, WE NOW HAVE An unlimited supply of capitol to purchase land contracts, sea- soned or new. At the lowest pos- sible discounts. larkston REAL ESTATE ING 20 S. Main, Clarkston, Mich. FROM BANK! Open Daily 9 to 9—Sunday 12 to 3 Wanted Real Estate 32A. ALL CASH For houses, Pie farms or acre- age. even under foreclosure. an R. a een SHAM 7195 f, * Maple MAyfair 6-6250 CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE — WE NEED SMALL HOMES. UP TO $5,000 CASH. ELWOOD REALTY. FE 45203 Wtd. Household Goods 27 FURNT- CASH FOR USED TVs, ture & misc. FE 2-0367 CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- liances Odd pieces or house full. es courteous peerriee: FE Perennial NEEDED me or odd lots. Get the gers wilt Bab cates or elt it for you. munity Bale. Phone OR 3-27 WANTED TO BUY — aie He a of furniture Ph. FE 2-5 . — ANTIQUE Bisa. AN- tique lamps. antioue furniture. MY 2-1521. Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 CHURCH WANTS GOOD USED pianos. Phone FE 56-0967. WANTED: 2 WHEEL TRAILER. Must be bargain for cash. FE 4-8095, WANTED: PORTABLE OR small record player. FE 5-2262. WANTED: OFFICE EQUIPMENT, typewriters, adding machines, fur- niture. Call OR 3-4414. as RED HUNTING FE 5-9137 WTD.: LA _ Suit, size 16-18. WOMAN'S SKI Lng 8, OR 3- WANTED TO BUY: boots size 74 or WTD: BUMPER POOL, fo A & ping-pong tables. FE Money Wanted 2A FOR SALE — FIRST MORTOAGE, _ By privat« party. MY 3 $17, 000, PAY $200 MO. ae GOD int, Pontiac Press Box 36. cs Upholstering 23 Call FE 28181 for an ad|. wr BEADLE DRAPES. er ee ne and materials. to recover a loss. Dial FE EAKLE'S See SPaCLaTER. ing. 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 2-8181. for an ad-writer. p Say * ‘charge it.” THOMAS UP cae uae Wanted to Rent sas LANDLORDS We have over 30 rental appli- cants. Wanted homes and apts. All areas. Furn. or eatere. . ARRO RL 6143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. Fi 56-3030 Share Living Quarters 30 EMPLOYED LADY WANTS COU- 197 ek PERRY ple of lady to share home. Rea- sonable. FE 6-347, mee : bd CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY—We buy. sell & trade List with us for, fast & efficient service. We'll strive to please you. years serving Pontiac & Vieintty, Je ok BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huro' Ph. FE 2-4810 “Multipie” Listing Service CALL US IMMEDIATELY if you have a farm or income property, Home huyers waiting. Humphries 83 iN. Pelee Open Eves. E 2-9236 752 W GI AND FHA CASH FOR YOUR HOME ree we can sell your home for with sory smal} cown pay- ment. Call us for further informa- tion, do net feel obligated. We will appraise vour property and Sos cash you can receive FE 5-94 HI $$$ DOLLAR HOME EQUITIES LAND CONTRACTS Wright & Valuet TORS en OARLAND AVENUE FE 54-0693 FE 1152 HAVE CASH, WILL TRAVEL We will travel to see you and show you how to- get cash for your home, ces) contratt or acre- age. L for @ , 30-minute service, No. a R. D. RILEY, Broker $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 64821 2 FURN. APTS. EVERYTHING furn FE 6-3036. ett 2 ROOM APT., NEWLY DECO- rated, pvt ent. & bath, 63 Pop- lar, off Baldwin. 2 ROOM a aed EVERY- thing furn, ing rooms, call at 52 Noven =e one MAple 5-2438 2 BEDROOM APT., IN HIGHLAND. 309 McPherson St.. Milford. MU 4-5975. 2 LARGE RMS. MODERN. CLEAN. Pvt Garage. Util. Adults. $55 per month, 279 S. Edith. FE 0634. 2 LARGE ROOMS, CLOSE IN. 24 Florence Ave. 2-ROOM APT WITH PVT. Share bath. oreo welcome. per week, FE 8- Nana 242 ROOM MODERN APT. ON lake to responsible person, OR 3-6292, after 6 p.m, 3 RMS. PVT BATH & ENT. CLOSE downtown. 200 Mt. Clemens. FE 3 ROOMS. BATH PRIVATE ENTR. Near town, References. 88 Me- __chanic. 3 xs a= BATH. PVT. ENT. HEAT & furn $65 mo. Auburn Heights 2951 Churchill. 3 RM. UPPER 4 BLOCKS FROM business district Call FE 8-3318 before 10 am } RMS KITCHENETTE & BATH. ae Bg Soss pa Couple only. After 1 dyke Rd. SRO FURNISHED APT., Matthews. FE 2-3853. __ 3-ROOM FLAT WITH BATH. NEW- Be decorated. Pvt. entrance, In eego $60 month, Call after 4, all day Sat. FE 5-4334. 3 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE Entr. All utilities furn. Clean, $65.00 a month. 194 mene. +ROOM APT. IN UBURN Heights. Upstairs. Pvt. ‘onicance, Pvt. bath aire 22 Auburn Ave. Oft Sagina 3 RMS. PokW: & UTIL. ADULTS. $20 week, 1555 Williams Lk. Rd. 3 RMS. & BATH PVT. ENT. Lights, gas, heat furn, Clean. In Auburn Heights. FE 3-9329. 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND entrance. Furnished heated apt. near Fishers and bus. Adults only, $12.50 per week. 27 Park- dale. FE 5-0739 3 RMS, PVT BATH & ENT, WEST sie FE 68-6525, 1ST FLOOR, MODN child: No drinkers, 72 Wearterion, 3 RMS & BATH NEWLY DECO- * rated. Heated, outside entrance, OLive 6-9041. After 7 p.m, OL 14-1206, 3 RMS & PVT. BATH. NICELY furn Baby welcome 910 8 An- derson J FURN NEWLY DECORATED. rooms. Adults rnly. Welfare cases welcome, 4-6064 ROOM APARTMENT, PRIVATE bath and entrance children wel- come. OR 3-8 3 ROOMS nen “BATH. PRIVATE | ent., heat, nae les ate and TV. furn. FE 2.7388 Yale. 3 RMS. PVT. Tete ADULTS. _PH, FE 2-7906 after 6. TGETUT QUICK, through Classified Ads! Yes, whatever it is — dial FE 2-8181 for an ad- writer and get it! - 3-BEDROOM 38 | 3& 31 furn. 4 R N HOM. $5 | BEDRM BRICK. | Sun. and evé ings. NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 or 4 bedroom starter homes with full basement and rough wir- ing On your lot or will build on our jot With smal! down pay- ment F.C Wood Co OR 3-135 Corner Willlams vere Rd & M50 _After 6 _OR 3-T038 JOLL | AMIULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE” BREAK THE BANK Don't compare with the deal we can give you on this 3-bedroom home with basement, of] furnace, fruit cellar and laundry tubs. Large landscaped lot drive by 47 Elizabeth Lake Rd Then call and make us an offer dont both tenants and says he must seil his 3- bedroom home on Hudson street Nice basement with ras furnace | and gas automatic water heater Lot 50x150 with a J-car garage Black-topped street close to school anr stores Immediate por- session Make vour own terms f,enngs after ®8 call OR 39-1975 1 J JOLL REALTOR 2536 _DIXIE HWY FE 44561 NEW MODEL. New 3 bedroom bunga ow wh full basement Ve COPPER PLUMBING ATUMI- NUM SIDING OAK FLOORS 2 NETS. FORMICA COUNTERS FORCED AIR OIL HEAT Tf you would iike this home out plicated on your ist come out and let us show you this new model at $9950 on your lot F.C. Wood Co. Pr. Jilams Lake Rd at M50 OR 41235 “Dorris coon OTTAWA HILLS BUNGATOW 3 DANDY BEDROOMS t™ this exclusive neighbor- hood we are offering this outstanding white frame Home with ful’ basement gas heat rich wal!-to-wail carpeting, ce-amic tile bath and additional lavatory... wash basin and stall show- er good warage $16,950 WATKINS LAKE HOME BRICK 6 ROOMS A gond family home idea. for the children. fot 17°x 205 some fruit. nice shade trees, al] rooms ‘arger than average. fireplace good basement, 2-r ar garage FHA terms GI SPECIAL . OFF ORCHARD LAKE For dollar value this seven room home cannot be beat total price 88.500 morteage costs only dawn. fill base- “ment, new Timken of] fur- pace 2-car varage ‘s block from bus naved street _owe HT &STREFT HOME ACANT TERMS i wee Ns six room fam fas ase idept lora*on near Bae stores and si hool Out of state own- er conslier offer: DORRIS & SUN REALTORS WE” > TRADE 152 W Huron PHONE FR 41557 OXBOW LAKE. frame Fireplace arch Close to Dub- 4 bedroom Giassed in in & St. atrick Schools EM 3-234 _ ROOMS 145 BATHS GOOD buy $8500 $750 Dn 868 per month. 6 pes cent land contract Near Lincoln and "Wisner School FE 2-7349, - For Sale Houses OO MOVE INTO THIS COZY 2-BED- . r before Fireplace picture window, newly Gecorated, West side. Full price. . $10,000 only §300 down FE 4-5269 Christmas pared streets, | geo Sun. | 4-5000 Bargains in Homes § room modern 6 room modern 7 room modern Pr \ ‘ae dwn & up DINNA < 66 W ture FE 4.3946. FE 4.2577 included. Also rough | wiring See our model. Don c- | 3 Bedroom | __ 443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE SO WHY PAY RENT? BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS | LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES MODEL OPEN WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY } TO 7 XCEPT FRIDAY Stanley at Kinney a wiecrs north of Montcalm Lincoln Jr. High ; Wh STOWN REAI. Ty FE 8-2763 or Eves DR AYTON | PLAINS WITH OAK- | privileges Oniy $350 | doee 2 vest © modern a! ie eCarge lot. M plas- 23-3791 WHILE TRENT M1 h er week & live in a new 3-bedroom brick home Full After 10 weeks, full down paid Then pay regular low, low monthly payments 5-0885 bedroom os and Waterford Township Autom atic gas beat and hot wa- large lots, | basement, shade rose close to all conveniences. a ht spection 1 to 8 daily. 170) Irwin. W G WHITCOMB. REALTOR PE 5§-9522 Please COR closing cost 14 24 “CLARKSTON AREA | 3 bedroom home Large corner lot on) 4'_ per cent mort. | and $3750 home neecs & in excellent $900 down, CUCKL ER REALAY 236 c Drs oes Panic | Possession $450 DOWN AND NO MORTGAGE O8TS GlIs- NOTHING DOWN with separate dining room. Full basement with oll FA heat Carpeted both up and down. 1'2-car Near Mark Twain Michael's Schools. Total price only $9,500 GI- NOTHING DOWN 2-bedroom bungalow Part Lot 210x400 with Raspberries, apple tree< you in BRICK RANCHER HOSPITAI with large iting fireplace Gas $1500 down with fall base- FA feat Built fat 54x125 Priced at FHA terms WATKINS LAKEFRONT - iving room 14x20. dining e!1 9x25 kitchen . utility rm, Expansion oi] hot water heat In- ijudes boat dock and float appointment Ww sCHRAM. PE $471 | MANSFIFLD & BUNDAY ASTING SERVICE _ on FHA terms 2-bedroom ranch with plas- . . oak flonrs, gas lea‘, Joslyn on Fast Bes $8400 ful nrice "hes r90m ranei: wil at garage and breese , decorated. atitomaiic Jaree corner lot. Pav, of approxima ely Trane Witt) pay per omonth oak floors, oi] Past Gpotseeviod et WILLIAMS, He AL ae & INBURAN CS | FE 4-0547 Large 7 room home 4 bedrooms 2-car gatage iarge - paved street CALL 849 PER MONTH jandiord in this situated on 50x1°O ONY $5.000 $1,000 DOWN : & HILL ha tremendous view Lege g Toom with firenla-e master bedroom. 30 f! es fecm ae FE 46-4526 ae s . re é . : i = ‘ ; : : t gq fe } 7 o ao 1 i : 4 > a ey 5 ae a Ss bs i, “ i a : a Bo Man! THE PO TIAG PRESS, “FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1958 oy 46 Convaecent, es 38A For Sale Houses 43 bv Jay Alan» “Bor Sale Houses | 43 | Ward. W. ‘Ross’ -obbonres™ CONVERTIBLE oe 24s WAT ik i ok RD. | MUtual 41815 or _ ‘2 IMMEDIATE 43, S600 Down { | \ | “12-4677 Outen “putt 1,200 sq. ft. 3 b rt ho fioors, Custom Builder PRE 8-1198 NEW. RANCH HOME Hl EASY TERMS DLORAH BLDG, CO Bildor of ate Homes FE 2 9122 2?-BEDROOM HOME. ALMOST 1 acre. Fenced in. Fruit trees. Sel! Hrd Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE ~ FOR “SAD EO What is your choice of a dream home? eae conventional! fam- ily hous a modern contem- my Derick. Full basement. City ‘sewer & water. Gas heat. Paved streets. We have your choice in Milford Manor Sub. at nothing: down for low terms Model located at 707 Manor Dr Corner Commerce Rd. in Milford M. R. Wilson Realty _EM_3-6556 . POSSESSION > NEW RANCH HOMES NEAR NEW Pontiac Northern High School Fasy FHA Terms TOTAL PRICE $8,250 DLORAH BUILDING co. FE Vie he FR hin ASSOCIATE BROKERS INVESTMENT CO FE 8-0663 2 BEDROOM today! 4 Gres and Barn / ONLY $350 DN 2+BEDRM. MODN | HOMES | City. UL _2-4280. ___| 42-Bedrm., Full Basem't | | $100 DOWN Moves You In | evel parcel. 600x400 feet Neat toni bungalow, tastefully decorat. | ed, radiant heat, oi] furnace. cop- |. per plumbing. Ceramic tile bath, | Recre- | ation room with fireplace and! half path Stairway we expansion - built-in oven and range. , attic Full price, $14.5 3-Bedrm. Bungalow Pye Huntoon Lake walls A-1 basement wi rear ee dle. mong other nice homes. Only $300 Down Move Right In Ot! furnace, full bath, $60 a month. No red mortgage. charges GENERAL REAL ESTATE 4305 Dixie Hwy SILENT NIG TITS you'll ayment Builder. FE litthe fin- | $ frame or in- OR AP. 12515 recrea- fireplace ae but tures. CALL FOR MPPOINTMENT TODAY. Smith- | Wideman. OPEN EVES 610 W Situated on peaceful, with gas heat & 2car garage. FHA term | | &. | FRANK SHEPARD OL 1-1164 5 | OL_1-7811 or this rty \ can _ the get are grow! Lo cated just 2 miles sou ci Holly with approximately 1860 ft, front- age oe bl Netfora 1 a. 8 | larmhouse on property: Now price only dow: = $75 per “month, ” Call tor appointment today. F larkston REAL ESTATE, INC. 20 8. Main, Clarkston, oes (ACROSs FROM BAN MAple 5-582] 'E | Open Daily 9 to 9 — Sunday 12 to 5 GI's or very, home Ful! basement, of} heat. See it Well located on 100x133 foot lot Nice lawn and shade. Carpeted | 77 N. Saginaw St Ph living room, oak floors. plastered recreation room and fruit room. oil furnace, 1‘e-car garage, fenced : $2,500 down will -han- | 2 bedrooms, full basement home | oak floors | and plastered walls. Near schools | and stores. Shaded rear yard. Pay | tape. wt) Giroux-Franks | RFALTOR 345 OAKLAND = EVES 2-1 R 3-9701 quiet street | close to bus line & McConnell School 2 story 3 bedroom home | A REAL GIFT cally nothing down, gas beat, aluminu screens, scapec yard paved | bus & more. $12,500—easy . |. Hiltz FE 54-6181 1011 W_ Huron | youR OWN HOME—For practi- | good eredit | a job can get you this at- | tractive 5 room bungalow with i stairs to unfin up, gc = pose ment i fenced and want * aa: | 45 OAKLAND streets. city | FHA | FE 5-6181 : INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE to Lake Orion. A good old. | er home of 11 rooms and bath: — ane | on a nice 3 acres privileges. ALSO, is ideal for apartments, or the larger family. rifice at Mp H. P. HOLMES, INC. 2531S Lapeer Rd. MILLER HAS THE BARGAINS FIRST ADVERTISEMENT—Cus- | ledgerock makes this fine home one of the Most attractive in the subdivision and it has everything else. too beautiful ce- ramic hath, slate floor and closet in vestibule entrance 2 fireplaces large kitchen, birch cabinets, stove hood and | basement, rec -car garage tom-buiit brick and 3 large bedrooms. fixtures a:] drapes vent fan Full * room and fireplace, large lot post light. etc All this for only $19.7 flood lig SELL OR TRADE —- We have 3-bedroom house. , living dining room. 16 ft kitchen. oak floors and plastered include the rugs and cirapes There is a full: basemeut with tiled Moor and gas | heat. Located in Wisner school | district We want a north side 2-bedroom home, or will sel) for a verry good, rooms 24 ft. walls and we will $11,500 with $1900 down bungalow. 3 bedrooms. separate ; dining room, 12x12 kitchen. Full hasement ac of! heat, storms and screens, 1009 gal septic tank large lot. Here ic a very Well-| buiit home for only $10 900 with , | $1900 down Wilham Milles Realtor Py 2 Q263 2075 W Huron St Oper 9 to 9 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Colouial Charm Immaculately the best brick famiiv that we haye had the privilege to offer in some time 6 extra size rooms with modern tiled kitchen and bath Dandy paint- recreation room and second kitchen, Tim- storms and screens, Nice shaded lot ever- greens and flowers. 2-car ga- rage — cement drive. To In- carpeting in 2 rooms. and hall. Convenient to shopping, Webster and St. Ben- ed basement with ken ol] furnace, clude stairs edicts schools Price $186.500 — aakefront Home If vou have been iocking for @ first class lake-front home then A newer ranch ‘ype home with attached 2-car thi, may be it garage 2 room with kitchen tiled baths, plus expansian attic and porch Nice fireplace session soon JOHN Kinzler : Realtor Huron S&t Open Evenings ome on same lot. This Sreena e it now! A sac- $17,500 — terms Early FE §-2953 NORTH WEST GE! 269 BALDWIN FE 54-0101 ight. | LAKE FRONT 3 bedroom bungalow BLOOMFIELD i Beautiful 5 room brick ranch | 2 car garage. full base- | CLOSE IN off Sashabaw Road | Good brick and frame. 6 and bath | 4 REAL BARGAIN clean aud one of homes | $50 PER MONTH - $650 DOWN — « Cute and cozy 5 room bun- 25 ft carpeted living deluxe 2 master bedrooms. 1'2 jarge insulated screened shade and lot with gentle slope to .and beach Pos- STOUTS, Best Buys Today MIR. INVESTOR Real moneymaker, here in this conveniently located in- come home. Consists of two 3 room and bath apts. gas heat, gas water heater city water and sewer and paved street Low price of $6,800 cash shows 20 per cent re- turn on investment By ap- pointment. $600 DOWN Easy payments on balance for this attractive § room and bath home .ocated fenced lot. part basement, fenced lot part basement. storms and screens. Vacant for quick possession FAMILY HOME Plenty of reom to stretch out on a smal] budget, large 6 room home walking dis- tance to schools | ery brick home. tory beat car sis cation- ne atl nat | Bequeitas damiae o a 5 modern bric ss e, 6 wares Y ee rec ge dic 2 fireplaces, gas nner viarge ianaseaped lot, Swher WILLIS sa BREWER JOSEPH F. REISZ, SALES MOR PE 4-5181 83-55 N. Park NOTHING DOWN Eves. PE 8-0623 ABOUT $250 CLOSING RANCF HOME — SEE THESE TODAY. JIM WRIGHT REALTOR 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-944 QPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 _ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE TWO BEDROOM MODERN HOME in Clarkston our equity land certract for $1,050" or trade for 3 bedroom home. MA 5-2464. § ROOM BUNGALOW, TILE beaten near St. Michaels School. 8-0620 after 4:30 p.m. TEMPLETON WEST =UBURES bedrooms, dle th. op first feee 1 large a up. Carpeted liv and ning room. Vestibule entrance on coat closets. Nicely arranged kitchen, full basement, gas heat. Beautiful lot, 75x25. Fenced and landscaped Priced to sel). SASHARAW ROAD Zoned commercial, smal! home,- modern, full basement, very neat and clean, Would be ideal for office or small business. Only $159 down K. L. Templeton, Realtor for only $600 down and $35 per month on balance BUNGALOM Full six rooms and bath ail on one floor, large front porch, besement with oil furnace large corner lot with 1',-car garage. Tota! price jects $8,750 with $2.000 dow OAKLAND AVE. “Business frontage, corner paree] with 130 teet front- age on Oakland Ave., suit- able for most any type re- tail —_ Only $4, 500 4 down will handle 2330 Orcners — Rd. PE 4-4563 fter FE 2-9602 NO pees PAYMENT and 3-bedroom homes tn peer Hg ca The y are No Piraedndaatal PAYMENT tanch homes in and screens. CALL US TO SEE. PERRY PARK 2-bedroom with ol) heat. Tile bath. Neat as a pin. ‘Own- home with fi basement and a third bedroom. Bet- ter hurry. this wor't last JIM WRIGHT FE 5-441 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $300 DOWN NEARIY NEW 3. BED- LE COSSESSION NO OTHER oers300 DOWN 6 RM STARTER HOME WITH SEWER AND WA- TER 2CAR GARAGE. NEAR TEL-HURON. 'R. J. VALUFT. Realtor AVE FE 5-0693 OPEN EVENING UNTIL 8:30 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE IRWIN GEORGE R. NO DOWN PAYMENT Money troubles? House prob- lema? Would you like to move into a nice 2 or 3 bedroom home with absolutely no money down? Call us today about these like new homes. Automatic heat and plenty of extras. HAVE HOUSE - WILL TRADE Will take small free and clear home in on this lovely suburban bungalow. Newly decorated, large living room, and situated’ on @ beautifully wooded lot. Excellent condition, close to schodls and bus. This eae! has oak floors throughout full base- ment, garage and many other features for the particular buyer EORGE R, IRWIN, REALTOR _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ ohnson built in 1957. Full basement, recreation room, I'2 baths garage. corner lot. car- peting and drapes Priced to sell with terms. =e home, ment, large recreation room, 0}! heat, large landscaped lot 100 | x 400. Priced to sell with terms or will trade for west side home : 4 bedroom modern home. 2 bed- ment, gas heat, 2 car garage. carpeting and drapes. large fenced lot 60 x 250. close to school and. stores, Full price only $13,950 with reasonable down payment, Immediate pos- session Hurry on this one. Evenings after 6 call FE 35-2033 or FE 2-3381 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704S. Telegraph Rd. Je 422533 MIDDLE TON SPECIALS! A rent beater located 2 miles west or Pontiac off Watkins Lake Cozy 4 rooms and bath. $356 down — Full price only For colored, located on Southeast Side. gaiow Basement, gas fur- nace. 2 car garage. Im- mediate possession, MART OTHER HOMES INCOMES | | bes Benght a = e aby 2 = ir 2 | Edw. M. Stout. Realtor If your credit is good, you PE 5-8165 can buy this house with Open ‘ti! € pm. Larvae 8 ene tooo. Load ees insurance. . = COLORED and 3-bedroom homes with no © down nee Pull — - th, auto. COLORED $2176 TOTAL COST ° Large, immaculate, 2 bedroom NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 33 W. HURON FE 5-8183 WHITE EDMORE ST. Situated on a 97-150 ft, well land- ite - Sot cae vadrbar tes. oaks. . a 5°, c me con- of 3. large bedn i ft living a with ue LS places, a separate din Foo: with b cupboards. Ceramic tile bath Carpet! th liv room, dining m My t ot floors. Plastered walls. closet space. Mary Proves basement with fireplace. A 2-car brick ga- rage wi paved drive. = ex- ceptionally ~~ constructed home. Don’t miss this chance — better see it now! The price is $21,500. MACEDAY DR. 3-b full old. All oak floors, dats tat room, 8 closets, sluminum si = : ft. sea lot. $14,528 with $1600 ~~ and $87 onth, $87 per m Taxes and jeerance included. 4% per cent interest WHITE BROS. OR 3} 5660 Dixie Hwy. Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 1 ‘til 3 KNUDSEN East Side This 2 bedroom bungalow with large living room and icture window, family sized itchen and tile bath, oil. heat and large lot can be yours for $8,950 — $1.500 down and $70 per month Immediate possession — Call today! . Beverly Street _Like new 5 room and bath home with full basement and stair to 3nd floor where there is space for addi- tional rooms, Home is well bullt and has a nicely land- scaped yard. There are Aluminum storms and screens and 2 Alum!- num combination doors. House is modern to-the-min- ute and is nicely decorated. Oniy $1,500 down WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 244 S. ene Rd. FE 44516 Evening No. 2-3285 GILES $7.950... full price on a nice 6 room with breezeway and 2 car garage. Large pre room a carpet pe. tiled bath and many ‘rentuars too numerous to mention. Near Lake Orion. : 3-Bedroom Just west of the city. Wali to wall carpeting through- out. Full basement, auto oil furnace. 2 large lots. terraced and landseaped. Sidewalk and paved drive. y $400 down plus costs. GILES REALTY CO. FE $6175 221 BALDWIN AVE. AM.—9 P.M. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $875. Dwn Well Constructed’ 2 home: near Oakland Lk. $500" DOWN & UP Leshe R. Middleton BROKER 183° N°“ YOHNSON FE _5-Ti21 FE 95-7747 OR 3-38.22 INCOME HO’ £. 9 RMS 2 BATHS plastered walls, oak floors, base- ment. 3-car garage. $14,500 with | “ leges, 80,750 with “y190 down | ¢ 3-7555 after 5 30 REACH CAS H CUS. ‘'TOMERS through Classi-| py OWNER. 1 (RM. & ees | fied Ads, Cal FE 2-8181.' Bedrm Full price $8.960. $2000 Dwn. Clean & Well Dec- orated 2 Bedrm. home off Balk:- win, Wall to Wall Carpting Full price $9. 750 $5,000 down for the large famiiv or income. 2 story, 6 Bedrms. 12 rooms in all Full basement. Se!l | or TRADE fer free & cleee home. $1,500 down. Must sell. FE 2-6273._ SACRIFICE 8 — {ly BATHS © , Fireplace. ? with jak Drie | | = ARK REAL "ESTAT E SELL - BUY 1362 W, Huron Open come _ 8 vice, eash PE 1685. é Fa | | : 2a PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY: DECEMBER ii 12- 1958 ge _For Sale Houses. | 48 Sale Business Property 49 : eaatyt Monet ‘DOWN See your a and ia gu ta clo ick pos- | aes j $9959 WEST SIDE ~ Sell or trade. Peta oar, Sa > r bs home. Large lot pared garage. O furn, Screened oy ‘Almost the furniture in- eluded.” ac house- 1.. H. vomaw Realtor 2-4810 1362 W. Huron Ph. Multiple Listing dervise HOYT eM 3 EM 3-3314 PIONEER HIGHLANDS Lakefront Home Furn. 2 bedroom. large living — Choice CAPE COD style RANCH.) with nice fireplace, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 12x18 living room,| mette, beautiful recreation es attractive kitchen with an with bar and pool table, large counter tops plus eating s sereuned front porch .oi! fur- full basement has GAS nace, nice sandy beach. Furni- Large well landscaped let, city] ture, washer and dryer inéluded. water, sewer, bus at corner, ome transferred. Must sel). $14,- paved street. IMM. L WASHINGTON PARK soatae Akt UE bite vou fas TOWN A Hien oat floors, plastered walls. See this REAL VALUE NOW. INCOME PROPERTY — senational value — vrem Lue Saree wattrective 3 apt. for owner, rm. 8p health, will Paare hag Must be seen io realize value HOYT REALTY -PON-TEL CENTR: san &. Telegraph ‘Re, “HAYDEN a LAKE This 4 aon ae room home ee : eo 5 lace, fur- ag Immediate Possession. $1,- $00 down, . ORCHARD. 5 Room hbase floors. Plastered walls. Oil furnace. Fenced yard. $9,200 Terms. 2h eee ent Lake Lots and 12s Soda atth Priv. LARG EM_ 3-653! “sou 2-bedroom, e+ wt ond i ae | t condition, tep.lo- Bunises “OR 3.0411 8 to acre. [veto = weet ee How: . MAR around homes, Paved streets, 8 eveloped-sold by COOK Open 10-8 Daily AT UNION LAKE pf 3 bedroom home with liv- in: dining room, kitchen, tal ‘tiled’ tiled bath, sun porch. Oi) circu’ater. Storms & screens, Lge. |. lot with aice lawn. Privileges on fine beach. Walled Lake Schoo} district a pperta for only $8,050 with $1,250 d EMBREE- & GREGG 1565 nion Lake Rd. | —— a VILLAGE \ terms. Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 832 W. Huron FE 4-8350 — FE 81715 ~— OA 8-3653 RILEY Winter Lake Bargain wick sale, home pina tile bath, basement, with 8 ‘t. ceilings. 93 ft of water fronta, and. $00 CA { ! — Reduced $2,000. 67 a - sand a frontage. 5- | bug: ih stone fire- | pase tile pain vite glass gece | =. = Pcirsorid room with y seni ae brick tFeplace lete dock Ticed to ht now for! sib ate with woneed aon BROKER 500 Elizaabeth Lake Rd PE 4-1157 FE 4-4821 For Sale Resort ort Prop. 44A | ACRES 6 West Branch, MILES EAST OF mr. Rifle River. , Cement slab & well, in. OR 3 . after 6 =. || For Sale Lots 6 -'$ ACRE BUILDING SITE NEAR on 500 own Ortonville. ft. building site. Can ve. divided tnto 9 lots $1200 $30 Dn. | ird acre with part ownership | $50 Oak i = walls. Tile in : lakefront lots. $1000. bath. peel _ as snack — dow | Z t rnace, Rec- NIT? ae vies can fumed’ Cc. PANGUS, Realtor Storms & screens, 1% car c~ 1919 M15, Ortonville NA_1-2815 7- ct rage, Lot 7 «& wut. — to CHOICE st BLE FOR et and Waterford ranch bome near Mist Oakland, | hes = sto. #2054 down ae i ae Haven Esta So r cent mortgage . No. appreximate “* Low, moath tangs. taxes & ins 20 FE pes rE J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 88 E. Walton Open Eves. Sun. Hempstead $650 DOWN Here is a real buy for Mr. dyman. Only a put ae coobirl re apy pen top 3 sha) ‘our room =e 030 Drive by 165 Lae Brooklyn off Baldwin. 160 CADIL LAC Si. ee 5 i { Han-, _— better ift could — your family an this y three bedroom home. Neat as < Three large bedrooms - & tiled beth up. Spacious living room rate di room, re- modeled kitchen with 10 ft. re- frigerator. Plastered walls & new- ly ngage Full basement with heat, gas water heat- er, & Ss r softener. — yard & paved streets. Close to schools & bus line Full price only $9,900 ‘balance Tt ts vacant. Call us, the key. Owner has moved out of state. F.H.A. TERMS Here is a home you will be proud to own. 2 5; bedrooms with lenty of storage space and a Tak tiled bath with show-/ . gq, r aa -& built im vanity up. is x 23 ft. c ted living room with natural f & ou best 6 ons 7 —— New bis I ear ea $2,500 on ‘erea Drive by mo Michigan Avenue. ONLY $12.500 This ls a Bock ad at this price. Carpeted room, knotty ine iichen Twith dining area, wo bedrooms & ceramic tiled bath. Attic finished into two bed- rooms all J pees and built in cosets. Full basement, gas heat, gas water heater. Plastered walls. newly decorated. alum ne. Down °but will cms r $2,500 now & balance in six months. Vacant. Call us for the key. K. G. HEMPSTEAD 62 E_ Huron St. FE 48284 Eve. FE 5-0510 FE 2-3971 FOR COLORED ON MIDWAY. € room home. Bath. Plastered walls. Fenced yard, Extra stool & lav. in base- ment. Oi] furnace. 2 car garage $9500. Terms. ON WYOMING, Immediate Pos- session Clean furnished home. Bath. Oil heat. 2 sgn . Down. Bal. only ope hea ‘onth. J. EN, “Realtor, 86 B. Walto = OPEN | SATURDAY 2 to 5 P.M. 1311 MT. CLEMENS - WILL DUPLICATE $10,895.00 TERMS | 2 bedrobms. Master bedroom has e a in closet. Bath, The t kitchen has custom built ards. Vent fan Breezeway.4 se garage. Full basement. ol] furnace, ater heater. If you do not own a lot. have many to choose from. Located ty mile west of Opdyke we, ttle repair op S228 Dixie Hwy ‘CHEROKEE HILLS! $03 RESIDENTIAL . LOTS OF LOTS — LOW AS $595) ', TO 5 ACRE PARCELS i sO t LOCATED ON HILLs | DED. soSQhE WITH Te CITY WATER . | Low. as $100 Down | ~LADD' So | 292 | 383 Lapeer Rd See the New Sites at It's wooded or rolling hundred ft sites were planned for to- pool 3 Leanne ranch and multi- | level. homes! Close in, convement Drive out Elizabeth Lake RD. 1 miles west oo Taph Rd. to §eott Lak. ann rent) a mile to Lass, Carl W. Bird. a Community —— Bank Bldg 44211 Eves. FE 5-1392 FE 4-4 Merrie Oaks, Lake kl vi. leges. $600 each. Oekiend pe Sri eget & Fairmont, 80 ae sf Shirley & Judson 45 cone: Seminole Hills. $2200, $400 Brayion hyper} large corner lot W. Bloomfield Twp. Halstead Rd, nae approx. | acre. 152 x 276. Ww. Rd. Seminole Hills. 50 73’ tear, 239° deep. Bloomfield Highlands, 2 acres banked wrocee. $5. ‘orner chard Lake & P 66 x 130. $7500. simer COMMERCIAL. E. Pike St. 7p x 120 $5500 Baldwin Ave. near Howard 90° frontage. $8,000 terms M59 near Waterford Town Hall. 314 acres $16,750 Elizabeth Lake Ave. 232 x 120 corner plus additional lof 70x160 Ideal site or actors clinic. dustrial] — Ys aine preatere. Railroad le Auburn Ave. E of Adams. corner 250 x 120. 3 room home. $27,000. terms. Trequois front, availa- Roy Annett, Inc. Picea since 1823 2 E. ron FE 8-0466 | Bloeen "Erevlngs & Sunday 1-4 ~-TO BUY OR SELL Residential of commercial lots, A HOLMES-BARTRAM 4392 Dixie Hwy. OR_3-1050 Evenings. OR 3-3230 | seo — 7 LOTS $200 EACH OR) 1] $338 on time | Owner PO Box For Sale Acreage 47 a a TRIPP 43 acres! excellent. West-subur- ban cres/ on Pontiac Lk. Rd for future sub. Some frontage on | Small lake ~ $35.000 — terms. Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 75; West Huron Street —__FE 5-8161 or FE 44278 20 ACRES We'} hoceiea’ south of Auburn, | west jof Crooks Rd. Level land. i | on Mt Clemens St. Watch for gore ‘location for building near | open signs. arrand Nursery. Large unfin- | ished house on property. Terms. | IC HAYDEN, Realtor| PONTIAC REALTY | 8 5. FE 8-0441/ 737 cada FE 5-6275 | aa & AUBURN, NEAT HOME SITES R T o reom con e lot Mad for || \2 Lote on peroment with water and. of 600 - AN... "gee Se Res tea tor 1919 M15, Ortonville ” NA 3.2819 UNION LAKE Aursenive.” brick ~ bulid ants * turing or other retall Plenty. parking. Only $13,500 dn. REALTOR PARTRIDGE PE 4-358! 1050 W. HURON OPEN TIL @ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Business Opportunities 51 $41.49 INVESTMENT uts you in or large .amd very successful company. No hashes for training course which is valued at no less your = wife from. your own home. Apply at 464 W. Huron 8t, between 4 and 6 p.m. only. You can operate this from your home or from our _office, Or phone FE 4-9237. 4RE YO) Co LOOKING FOR A BUSI- ness’? Get the free aichigen Business “trom Realtor Partridge & Associates, von wes Huron, Pontiac FE 4-358}. i BAR & PROPERTY | FOR “SALE by Bar. Ma. $20,000 dn Schoeller s fon LEASE: 2 BAY SERVICE station at Joslyn & Montcalm Pontiac Low investment. Good business as agent |~ neighborhood. Heat & water furn. A real opportunity to own your , own business. FE 4-9536 or Fe) 2-3433 after 4 p.m. FOR SALE COMPLETE SHOE ce | pair shop. 28] Baldwin Ave. or} ¢,call FE 5-6640 after 5:30. ' EASE - MODERN 2-BAY | copied Reasonable rent OR 3 FORCED 7 TO SELL — Due to circumstances beyond my | CARNIVAL “He's everything I've wavted for Helen. He’s dependable, | | hard-working Se scared to deal of me!” ——— St v by Dick Turner © 1958 by WEA Sermon, ine’ | | WACKER. re noses Renewet 14 50. cleaner repairing. Free estimates. uarantee | E 23 ewed, pd hate teed Pree Renewed 48.00. TEETER BABE $8 STOVES, Electric. Delivered. | | ae: SS. | Renewed rom $29.50 TRADE-IN DEPT. wore meal $4-7.06 | Easy Capper tub veer $29.95 = The Apt size gas stove $29.95 GooD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Table top elec range ...... $30.95 Of Pontiac , Stu udia couca woo. $19.05 | 51 W. HURON FE 4-1555 te livi roam paste. one ia 8s i ¢ maple bedroom c ! aby atch highchair. Car bed, corner table. 21°" Motorola TV. FE 2-0774. ABY BASSINET PAD COVER. sey & misc. FE 86-8138. EAUTIFUL 1958 AUTOMATIC Seay machine $50 Cash Power- E ful ectrolux vacuum and at- _tachments _ $19 44507. Rollaway bed. comolete $19.95 Hollywood bed ‘'rames. $605 In- nerspring mattresses. $1795 Co'- ton mattresses $1295 Pearson's Furniture 42 Orehard Lk. Ave sofa custom velge tapestry sofa. Kindell bedroom svite, dining set needs minor repair, very reason- able. 12x15 and 8x10 rugs, odd. chairs, lamps, end tables MI fs UE COUCH. GOOD COND. $2) ‘Renimore ajec $30. FE stov 45 ee HT IRON BRANI) NEW WROUG : Ae beds complete with springs and mattress 1995 Pearson's. #2 Orchard Lake Ave ou | OME DINETTE SETS. ASS - Ons these yourself ee ble chairs and ta ieeewas: eats 3. Popular mpare those terrific values. Michigan Fiuorescent. 393 Orchard Lk. Ave. 34 signs, | CHEST OF DRAWERS. “DRESSER. wardrobe, bed, small table and | chairs FE 43023 DUNCAN PHYFE COCKTAIL TA- FE | ‘ | CHINA LAMPS. 2 MA. 3 pair Scran- | | anytime week- ble & matching amp tahles Good cond FE 44757 | DisCOULN?) SAFE ON | ALL ELEC | burt r ovens and burners. As tow .s $219 comp! lete_ MA 5-6011 EUREKA CLEANER WITH” AT- tachments $39 83 Zenith Hi-Fidelity 3 soeakers $89 00 Tronrit. trom rat $)89 00 Admira) 12 ft freezer $218.00 Many Others to Choose From Un to 2 years to pay WAYNE GABERT upright new, $75. 2933 Glenbroke, Keego Harbo DELUXE 36 INCH GAS STOVE with auto. timer, valued $234 for $95. Vibrator chair $35. apt. size like new washer $25 ahd rey Or will trade. MY 2-1864. | FOR ‘SALE 3 ELECTRIC TRAINS | Lionel] O type 671-736-600 voce 16 cars, lots of track & 100 W Transformer. One 26 in., Bicycle. | Call OR 3.3289 FIREPLACE FIXTURES. CORNER j table brass floor lamp. FE 4-6815. | FRIGIDAIR-E REFRIGERA-| tor 1950 model, $50. FE 8-2783._ FREEZERS — UPRIGHT FAMOUS name brands Scratched. Terrific value, $149.95 while they last. No hone orders, please. Michi mz Fitorescent 393 Orchard La Se — ALL MODELS araiiece Chest and upright Spe- cia ‘ow prices Samuel's Appli- ance, Davisburg MA 5-6011. GOOD 17 TV. TABLE MODEL, $45. 39. W Iroquois. GE DISHWASHER, $25; 4 BATH- inetts $3 to $5 and 1 piano, $15. 3616 Auburn Ave, '2 mile past Adams Road GOOD DAVENPORT “& CHAIR, reasonable. FE 4-5586 zs é : eee i GENUINE MOSAIC TILE COFFEE , tebles, custom made beautifuliy designed, variety of colors $37.50 reguarly $69 30 194 N. Cass. FE 35-3323, ‘ GOOD ELECTRIC STOVF, $12 Complete bed Sia OA 8-3918 HIDF-A-BED £LEEPs 2 COM- fortably < one Reas. See before 11 Sat. All day Sun. 15 Gingell cr KENMORE DELUX IRONER WITH | chair. Excellent condition, $75 U OR 3.9220. | LEAVING TOWN, FURNITURE i 1 8 PC. DINING RM. SUITE. PR | ladies white roller skates & case size 4 Corner cupboard. FE 2-1349 9 CU. FT AMBASSADOR REFRIG- erator, A-1 condition, $69. Walnut | china cabinet. $18. 10° table saw with '9 hp motor, $40. Ph OR 3-8617 ADMIRAL ELECTRIC STOVE. ooune mode! $85 Misc OR 3-51 Oxb2 Felt Base Rugs $3.95, 5 i | | $i . Large eu established gas sta- $7800, ow down pa payment ola § acres $950. | tone repair gara : ge & bump sho 2.3622 a = Pe ea) $450 ae acre | Conigiete wif heavy vor wreck. | FE_8-6580 ee __#?2_W_ Huron < $600 Sts, = pe == 4 Mer es oe pea AC ENCY | Epeasors Annigsee, @necl balan: FR PR —— re 55 price, Vacan ayy hy iin | AG | er. e’c, Heavy inventory of parts a well-built i thin 6 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR. type hgme, Go #0 foot foot se a| MY 3+ MY 3-1143 609 6 E. Flint St. | inciaded Macith Poe eae eee dO single fedem ce blacktop, five cc ore | | $2.000 down Tf vou can't make | chest of drawers Will se 2 miles west Ponti ca f For Sale ‘Farms 48) ters. vou pever ein after 5. EM 3-2612 joore. FA. ofl fur-| “7 | 2 BEL & HOWELL 8 MM movie Rercerey te ein Lares wee | 37 ACRES William Miller camera, tare 1 ene cagA a storms. screens, ana a«wn- Rottng. “and pay veenee 3 Realtor : 20362 | ee ederis rege for boat, mo- ; 5 ‘fixing. Block b: { 1073 W Huron St : —~ : ae tals feraie Gen wipe Oo aa en Open @ to ® Casi FOR USED. he WORKING | if Holly aren. tefms fig Oo eee : © ae c. WEBSTER REALTO ? ’ | LATE MODEL CAP AND CaS 14x23 fr ost. OA 8-$122; Orion MY 23291 FOR CASH IN A “POR YOUR LAND CONTRACT room. saice| {00 ACRES with Live erream HURRY, sell things: _ BURN. FE eat) RS 7? AO ' ce 7 rm ms | * pd) to an ac: sorter out mes PB aa through Classified Ads. SwaP gQUITY IN THREE ROOM buyer. Immedi- ac Any Hing goes! Dial FE) pene aad pele ere of krserd t and fruit trees, for aouse trailer REALTOR W. DINN or good used car. FE 2-0698. Cal) oy MU 42045 66 W "Ries Poisne ne +2517 2° 8181. afier 4 i t p.m BONNY MAID VINYL TIL ALCOHOL HITE Sr RUBBER BASE rare GAL $3 ae 4'2-FOOT WALL T Svyers, 14: W. uron F £4-3064. } 9 CUBIC FT REFRIGERATOR, $50 Full site Kenmore range, $50 208s” table & 4 chairs, $20. EM 9x 12 RUGS. WOOL FACE, gee $16.90 Imported, 495. Axminster, $48.98. Rug al $5.95 Pearson Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave. _ | 124g" TV $12.85 aT in. table model $29 05 21 in tab model, ‘ike new $5995) $15.95. * i i | | | | { 15 other sets to choose from Fully | fuaranteed 30 days. at Obe! TV, - 3930 Elizabeth Lake Rd. d. FE 44945 17 IN J ADMIRAL TV CONSOLE _3S 56 E 3-5 A Sar ZIG ZAG SEWING machihe us@s no attachments, makes hundred. of designs over payments of $8.20 Take | mo per s or pay, contract aerntice of $37.20 — _ Capitol. FE 4-45 82 GALLON ae wr TER TANK: 8208 been used. Reasonable, FE RADIO-PHONO. COMB. ONE $12) and one $20. Small radios. one $6 | and one $8. 258 Osmun St. ’ i for sale... FE 3-7244. LARGE ‘DUO-TTHERM wore BURN er Excellent conditien $40 8-9988 __ Le LAWSON DAVENPORT & DRAPES to match, 2 new doors, aver- age size. Mahogany window table _Reasonably priced. MI 6-9638. CARGE CRIB & MATTRESS, brand new $15.95. Pearson's Fur- _hiture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. LINOLEUM & gees SALE, HALF | s, 228 N. Saginaw. BOTTLE “GAS Good condition. stove ie sale $35.00. *1-7785 MAYTAG AUTO WASHER. LIKE new. $45. Also Maytag wringer ; Exe. cond. $25. After, FE 8-3545 . H MIRROR, 69x42" $45 3-6513 ' MAYTAG aes LATE MOD DEL | cheap. 99 Parkhurst between a p.m. and 7 pm, MAPLE DOUBLE DRESSER. TWIN bed. Night table. Exc. cond. $75 MI 6-8049 METAL WARDR: BE $10. ,STUDIO couch, $15 On healer $20 Trea dle sewing machine $i4 Fed Ape ment electric 50, chard Lake Ave MAPLE BUNK BEDS $35 SWING | set 9 ft high $35. 2 used chairs | $2.60 each. OLive 1-0161. — |NEW ENGLANDER INNEP- spring mattress, 39” $50 EM 3-2523 NEW PORTABIF SEWING MA- chire, $78 95 Severa used. au. erase washers ‘ portabi: TV $8! ROYS RETLACEMENT PARTS 96 Oakland ‘Ave FE 2-402! NEW FOOD GRINDER ATTACH. ment for mixmaster Never been used. Full set of carpenter tools | FE 2-1215. 608 E. Kennett. ° OIL HEATERS. “BRAND NEW Coleman's, ope below cogt sizes, MA 5-6011 VFR 50 USED TV SETS. FROM | $1495 up TV antennas, $9 95 | WALTON TV | 515 E. Walton F All CHEST TYPE. 624 = PHILCO PREF: new, 1953 FE PORTABLE LAUNDRY TUBS Washer Good cond. Che&p, OR | 3-3486. . 8 of are lake Angelus Home, Sale Household Goods: ‘37 BACK FE _ 4-5950. ‘size 4 Skate cases vinn- Jaugar bicycles, like | _new, Boy’ s ice skates, OR_ 3.3743. | BOY'S DELUXE 20 INCH BICY- cle. Lionel train mounted on a! 5 x 13 foot table with acces- | sories, 3630 Coolidge Road be- | tween 16 and 17 Mile Road. | BOUSCH At'D LOMB 5X30 COST | $155 00. will sell for $75.00. Folding | Kodak Camera $15.00. Small elec- | trie Ceramic Kiln and mold | _ $7500. OR 32-5716 | | BRAND NEW MAGNAVOX 8 8TERO- phonic hifi FM, radio Corfsole | _model. Big Savings. Fl FE 8-8355. B4PRKLESS BASENJIS PUPPIES Age Reg Real Beauties FE = f ‘CHRISTMAS C_OTHES FOR DOL. | ly. all sizes Order now FE &-0113 § to 9 pm. CAPITOL DEEP- FRYER, - SLIGHT- ly- used $16, FE 2-5676 CROCHETED BEDSPREADS. PIL- low cases ones Sad sachets, _ 250 Edison’, FE 86351 DELUXE | EXE CLE LIKE } new $100 £ 13-5 | DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPIES ! Fars cropped & shots.jReal beau- | ties, AKCireg FE 8-1647. u t |LARGE BLUE DOLL BUGGY, | PEDIGREE BOXER PUPPIES, 7 = i MY 2-6364. | PERFECT HAMMOND CHORD OR- /REGULATION SIZE BU M | = ‘cat Gm __ Ghetiarons Gifts. 9 For Sale Miacllaneous oO GIRi's CHICAGO OuLER skates, size 6 . $8, FE | ant; Toy — a rues ir condo, ‘white fg Breohs ¥ 8, Hyg 6, $4. Siggy aos & GUN uA oe OADE TO ORDER Bie bak’ 9 FOr rae trrtts | REE an MAN G. STUR- DILY MADE. PLACE ORDE: E N TIME FOR . FE 42889. CHR: _ RIDGEWOOD RD. HANDMADE | = T TOPS FOR TON at IN GOOD COND: al! FE 92-5205. ao MADE -— ALL _Kinds FE +6! JIG SAW eT E WITH STAND Pom 4g horsepower motor like ne Cornet (Pan American) with mute and case, like new, ai tae LIONEL TRAIN SET EXT oie Ascess: Large trucks. re “acsanl LADIES ¢ CHICAGO RC ROLLER | skates, slug Worn 5 times with white Poe ‘case. Call alter 6, _OR 3-3371. . 40 FT. LIONEL | OGAUGE TRAIN _track and access FE 3-7216. alum, comb. storm door, New alum. insulated dog house, alum. door canopy, ;, bargains. EM M 3-3353. LIONEL NYC DIESEL FREIGHT O gauge. Operating cars and Jots net equipmrent, al] like new. Mounted on 5x7" foot table. Dou- ble track with switches. Total aero $170 cacaliss for $55—FE LIKE NEW — 3 SPEED SINGLE __ player _ $4 FE 5-8755. LIONEL FREIGHT TRAIN WITH ce and 1 meee! bike. FB 4-3832 LIKE NEW 30-30 DEER “RIPE. OR 3-5402 $35. MANDOLIN GERMAN CAMERA, new mandolin _Bither. OL i- 383) PET LAMB Call MY 3-4166 PING PONG TABLES CHURCH’S Ine. __FE 20333 OR UL 2-400 PLAYER | PIANO, KING TRUM- P3500 = TV combination. OR Weeks reasonable. gan, $500. EM 3-321 \ PER crater? solid white Fitted -white maple OR 3-7334. Bet 9 poo] table maple. $100 cover optional Tpm. __ _— TAPE RECORDER COMPLETE with extra jacks and tapes. FE 26055. Between 9:30 and 5:30 pm TOYS FOR SALE. BIG ‘DISCOUNT? Call FE 2-0012 WHITE PORTABLE ELECTRIC sewing machine, $55. FE 2-6484 59A CH PINE OR BALSAM 6-12 ft, $2.95. On Chureb across from Clarkston High School. MA 5-150" Christmas Trees trees hardly used. a0 Asking h master ine athe nt eon- fa with ieates end, auth © th. daily. A a ane BEEF AN AND “PORK ~ HALF uarters, Opdyke Mkt. YE S191, : ‘08 stops. Just. like brand new. Cost $45 Will sell for $30. Ph, PE 65-5760 after 4 p.m BRIGGS DAMAGED BATHTUB. it to choose from, all colors, $15 & Prey & 21x30 kitchen sinks. Dame aged. Your choice, $3: 62 gal. Elson approve 5 yr hot water heater. 95. Lavatories. All siges, Damaged, Your choice 40 Xo natural gas hot water heat Enis Plumbing & & Heating pre soos i m Rd. betw Solin Ra & equlnds, Open 8 rf =: p.m 50 GOOD USED FIRES oa TUBES, sizes. 197 S Joh: APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGES, elu ie aordinary-» fcniea Fivorescent, d Lake Ave. — 18. values. _ Ore new, Chegp E Bannaisiers CASH WAY LUMBER PRICES 4x8 x 33” PLASTERBOARD $1.25 4° x 8' x 34" PLYSCORE THIS WEEK ONLY $4.75 ROCKLATH BUNDLE 95c | 4x8x'q V-grooved mahog $4is 2:8x6'8 sash coors $995 3:0x6:8 flush dr. with lights $14.95 Alum. Comb Dr Comp $2163 ’ t Burmeister’s Northern Lumber Co. aol oe take e EM 3-4173 8 pm. daily Spenser: 10 ‘tu 3 BABY BUGGY. A-1 CONDITION, $15.00. Bathinette, $4.00. 82 Hud- | CHRISTMAS TREES, WHOLESALE and retail. Beautiful Norway Pine _Fillmore Hdwe OR 3-1880 CHRISTMAS TREES | LARGE CHOICE | 10 per cent of our profits goes to | the Work of the Lord. .. 707 BALDWIN AVE. CORNER MONTCALM CHRISTMAS TREES ~ AL LAWRENCE MOTOR SALES 1_W. Montcalm PE 8-8423 cUrT OR DIG YOUR. OWN. LONG | needle, $1 up. Short needle $3 and = 2922 Sleeth Rd, 3 miles West Commerce Village. 11, miles East. of intersection .of Wixom and Duck Lake Rd ‘Open daily | 8.to 5. MUtual 4-8038 EVEROREEN | BUNDLES $2 82. ROP- ing, ae Also wreathes and inakets. IL 22-3236. 3520 John R Rd., Rochester EVERGREEN ROPING, WHOLE- sale to all House of Evergreens. | 444 Marion St. FE 2-4359. FOR SALE CHRISTMAS TREES. | wholesale and retail Retail price | $2 take your pick Wholesale price $165 buy the 100 Opdyke | PICK YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE | on the stump $100 & up Also | — Christmas greens. Bring the kids and your camera 12 miles north of Pontiac Cedar Lane Evergreen , Farm. 8970 Dixie Hwy (TS. 10) | MA 5-1922. SPRUCE AND BALSAM TREES wholesale Can be seen at 5758 | Site Dixie Highway MAple SCOTCH PINE TREES Wholesate trees up to 10 ft_ Over 10.000 in stock. Extra green, Plan tation grown pine tree. Northern Christmas Tree Co EMpire 3-3747 eves EMpire 2-236] SHORT NEEDLE SCOTCH balsam. 5 to 14 ft Your $295 ea Sno-flocked trees, pieces. and door sprays, & calors On Church &t from Clarkston High Schoo! 3-151 SCOTCH PINE, ALL ty at Opdyke. Sinciair station SCOTCH PINE. 723 WOLF RD OR. _tonville, or ph B'ham, MI 4-9133. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 3 FT. x 4 FT FIREPROOF SAFE $100) MI 4-0910 choice, center White across MA 1 PAIR OF BOY'S. CHICAGO: Size 8 Nearly new | roller skates With case 73 N Ardmore. ') IN. GALVANIZED PIPE. 13°. | cents per ft. im 21 ft. lengths. EG galvanized pipe, 17'2 cents per ft 21 ft lengths 3 in, soi] pipe $3.39 per length, 4 in $4.08 per tength Thompson, M59. '« mile west of Airport 1-AAA-1 ALUMINUM SIDING | Insta‘led now at low winter prices and save up to 30 per cent on fuel. Also alum storms, awn- ings, ornamental iron. No money down — first payment February. JOE VALLELY Co Auburn & Rochester Rds. UL 2-4900 If no ans. OL 1-6623 1 YR. OLD, 26° BOY's ENGLISH Racer, $25. 1 wetproof 6-yr. crib _ mattress, $5. OR 3-5807 2 FUR COATS, BEDROOM FUR. | niture, Tone _er. FE 2-89 2 ance OIL TANKS FE 5-9026 Dormeyer hand mix- '2 FUEL OIL, TANKS GOOD CON. dition. will deliver. FE 5-9120. 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM “SUITE, 3 IN EX- 8 SEPARATELY. aso MISC, AR- TICLES. FE 4-5471 4-INCH SOIL PIPE. 5 PT. $379 Sump Pump $29 85 i SAVE PL UMBING SUPPLY g 172 8. Saginaw E 5-2100 '5 ROOM OIL SSS -HEAT- er, reasonable. FE 5-1413 a aor gees GAL, AUTS. Gag | WATER _heater, reasona E_3-7786, 10° TV, gis = ie $20 1263 Venice . off Cary Lake Rad _FE 2-5459._ 16 MM REVERE MAGAZINE MO- tion picture camera and leather case. $75.00. Belmont..madb! 16mm | Keystone motion picture projector | and case Both like new, $125 00 Electric comforter mahogany din- ing room chairs. host and hostess chairs. MI 4 8250 GAL. ELEC HEATER _ M gal auto gas heater Cab sinks and fittings Laundry frays, stand cets 52 $69 95 $5795 up fau- $29 95 SAVE PLUMBING 172_ South Saginaw Bt. 26 INCH BOYS ,BIKE repetr $1000. EM 3-2888. After GAS. 10° YEAR GLASS. lined high recovery water heater $6906. 52-gal. electric heater. 69.95: Thompson, 7005 Mag. __mile west of _ Airport. 48 F-5 FORD, 5 YD. DUMP BOX A-1 shape, FE 5-2853. | | fixtures, and Perry. Sinclair Station. Ae 85. | Used oak flooring PINE SIZES, PER. | soll pipe, , 7008 | SELL. $49 95 | NEEDS | son BRAND NEW LUXAIRE OIL FUR- nace with ducts 85,000 BTU. tang & fittungs. Wizard vil circulator, exc cond MA 5-1501. BATHROOM | FIXTURES, YOUNGS- town kitchen.-oi! and gas furnaces - hot water and steam bollers. automatic water heater harca- ware. Electrical supplies. crock and tile galvanized copper black “ngs and fittings Lowe Bros. ‘aint and Super Kemtone. cee SUPPLY | 2685 LAPEE FE 4-541 DOUBLE = FLORENCE oll heater Small Duo-Therm 0°! ieee 150-gal. fuel tank FB ELECTRIC PORTABLE REFRIG; erator, cost over $200. Ideal fof | hunters or home bar. re handles 6 ice trays. = 66918 after 5 ELECTRIC LIGHT PULL | DOWN hewest exciting modern light fixtures. Ideal lampsfor stu- dents $1295 value. $695 Michi- es Eiporencene 3893 Orchard Lk. eee sreee PORTABLE RA‘ diator 10 section. $18 Walnut Martha Washington Sewing cabi- net $15 Perfect cond Lione! elec- - tric train. Pair girl's ice skates, size 5 $3. EM 3-4373 FURNACES WHOLESALE. GAS & oll MApie 5-601). FALL SPECIALS Ix4x4’ * 15c @& i 2° Fin Radiation $2 00 per ft. | 6'°-8"-10"" | beams $1.25 ft. & up 10c sq. ft. Complete stock of used and new Building Materials Ail Bargain Priced (SURPLUS LUMBER & | MATERIAL, SALES co | 5310 Highland Rd. (M501 OR 3-70%a Fire Extinguishers New 10 Ib. dry chemiral. (General Detroit) For all type fires. Un- “derwtitets approved. Cost $6035 seil $30 28850 om Rd., Wixom. Fleldbrook 99-2329 | FREE STANDING TOILETS $1893 Double bow] sink $ 595 Washbowls with fittings $ 9.95 , dpe. bath sets with trim $39.95 | 3-pc colored path set with trim soa 95 Factory Inds — _ Irregulars SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 172 8. Saginaw FE 56-2100 FOR SALE: TORRID HEAT C GUN - tvpe vil burner conversion. 2720 gal- ‘or, tank and fittings. 24 inch girls bike, very good condition, _EM 3-4270 Garage Doors ' STEEL OVERHEAD Factory seconds and all standard sives, $33 and up. | Wood and steel foldaway closet drs. | Disappearing stairways. Steel outside window shutters | Electric garage door operators, Garage front remodeling. Stop in or call for free estimates. Open ‘til 5 p.m., noon on Saturday. BERRY DOOR SALES 371 8. Paddock FE 2-0202 Going Out of Business Selling out entire stock. Linoleum Paint. tile. counter topping and metal trim. At real down to earth savings, nothing held back! Our loss — your gain! Seeing is be- * lieving Premier Plastic Tile Au years one location . Orton lle Rd. Mi5 Mile N of Clarkston. Daily ir) am to 9 p.m Sun. 9-3, | HALLICRAFTERS SX-99 COMMU- picahlons recetver. $100. O o — JELLED MAGIC | This paint needs no stirring, will not drip, sag or run,.Rubber of oil base. Hundreds of colors to choose from OAKLAND ‘FUEL & PAINT 436 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 5-6150 “K GUTTER. 6 69¢ PER LOT. "2 copper, 5 Soil pipe. $3.35 per + Double sink & trim. $25 Romex Wan 2%e ft. FC WICK'S __2678 ORCHARD | LAKE RD_ LARGE STRATOLOUNGER RE- clining chair. 1 bathinette, 1 Hankscraft automatic bottle ster- ilizver 3 - size 3 dresses, ail ery reasonable, OR 3-0002. / MEDICINE CABINETS WITH Two sepatae chrome fluorescent lights $20 PA value *19.45. Lavatories. complete $14.95 Factory irregu- iors Michigan Fluorescent. 393 Orchard Lake Are. — 30 _ MONKEY FUR «COAT SIZE = | Exe cond Metronome MY 2-3031 | after 4 pm, NEW GALVANIZED PIPE _ ain. 21-{t. lengths Ls ft. on 21-ft. lengths c ft. SAVE PT. UMBING SUPPLY a 172 8. Saginaw: E_5-2100 OIL BURNER UNIT 4 -* Ceract $25. 1000 gal. of} tank 150 gallon water tank. Double bed springs and mattress. FE 4-1319 4 THE vowiiac PRESS, FRIDAY, ¥: DECEMBER 12, 1958 Ree Sale as 6 me a ee: =P » Pin ee ng A F Gas water heater 30 gal. wet beater $2 ga, . 900. ‘orrison space Sealers BrU net a ig. WOLVERINE LUMBER 320 8. Paddock FE 2-9784 SAVE UP Jo 50% On house } vagy terior and ex- terior 1.95. a. th gal, and $40.95 |5™ EGA ey ate CENTER SE REY. * ELECTRIC ORGAN — ‘bois one condition, Save plenty » the new 1959 mode! Conn Minuette meMORRIS MUSIC 34 8, Telegra: a Across from Tel-Huron FE) BTANO TU NING —OscaR SCHMIDT — {Gays RECORD PLAY- $20. 35-8378, : SACL Gi GENRE CONSOLE, {Small Walnut Bpinet. . . aor no Good practice Good practice piano.” cat me Small apartment plano, suitable for recreation room, large discount. Reconditioned small Baby Grand ano, 2 ease tof beat + _;+ $20.95, Your Special sale on 120 eae accordions. Special prices for Christmas, GALLAGHER’S 18 E. Huron FE: TAPE RECORDER, COMPLETE with extra oe £ oon FE 8-6055 bet. 0: bet. 0:30 & 5 UPRIGHT PIA Loe 180 wat BE- fore 7 p.m. OR WANTED: PIANO SOR BUNDAY — use, Will pay cash. MAy- air 2 ‘KING “BROS. Pontiac Rd. at yke 6-0734 or Pee eiiia STAIN SEEL BLE —_— $32.50. Toilets, B : Haas Site west of “Air * 12 ted ntad “a ist pt o* . =! SENT “COLORS 12 SHADES P co! - 18 SHAD M ‘AR COLORS — 5 SHADES g’x8" Flue Lining ...... $1.25 Brick Mortar ......... $1.25 Sk e'x8" Cleanout shoots $1.72 Ea Incinerator and Dutch Oven daors pa Ri ‘ gs, Covers and rates BLAYLOCK COAL & SUPPLY CO. 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 WIEGAND MUSIC CENTER We are pushing you now to avoid your being va let our new accordion now. Piano tunt pone ning =< organ repair PHONE FE 24 | Sale Office Equipment. 63 Es |. ATTENTION: BUSINESSMEN 2 Underwood typewriters with long 26% inch carriage. © Excellent condition. Ph. 4-1932. Sale Store Equipment 64 GLASS , SHOW CASE, 6 FT, LONG. Like new, FE 8-1431. SPECIALS 2 SCALES Seon are es 1 cuber. Reas. PE 5-8538. Sale Sporting Goods _ 65 65 in and hear. the tone of | Blonde 3-9105, 8615 Pontiac Lk. Rd. = : tap and Galea at stud AKC MUtual 4864." : : ; 18 tered. Partly housebroken, Cheap, q CUTE PUPPins roe SALE, weeks old. Cheap. PE 4-1319. DEPOSITs TAKEN ON WHITE Christmas 8. 123 N. Merrimac. off : GERMAN SHORT HAIR nee GRADE NY MAR a years old. isis. MA 5-2112. MINIATU 8 Pty candy oe te pion stock MONKEY, nit , 65 Williams St. FE o reper gs ALL PET vibe} 4-6433. PA 183 Sanderson BLACK, “AP- POODLE PUPPIES: * ricot & silver MUtual 4-0045. POODLE PUPPIES AND Peat Pomeranian puppies, FE SLICES oF HAM oe -“So what is so unusual! about a hot water bottle?” rr hal 80c & UP PHONE re PA Nieesa haar TO TALK. Cages, 591. 4th St, FE 2-4025. a, CANARIES. CAGES, - 584 one and Ave. foostaa S LvERE BLACK Min. Doxies. ot ferriors Hold _for Xma ‘Xmas. 3-2893. PARAKEETS. ASRS SHOW birds, cages, food. Crane’s Bird Hatchery. Auburn Rd. L. 2-200. REGIT TERED MALE SOxER OR ISTERE. STANDARD POO- dies & eal $35. Also 8t. Bernard ein su harness. . MU REG, Y Fox TERRIER PUPS. Hold Ie Xmas. OR 3-2558 a zor FOX TER- __Tier_ pup . Call EM 3-6528. REG. MALE ext GESE PUP- 71-0243. “y" grooved 4x8x'" $4.99 Ea./ 12 GAUGE BROWNING “AUTOMAT- a REGIS- 1x13 Ww pine shelving 12c lin. ft. i modif fled 28” barrel, fired tered, 8750 Commerce Rd. EM 1x2 w pine stripping = = x shells cost, $152. Sell for) 34079. bax? KL et bac ES _tia, OR 33is1.___ SIAMESE KITTEN. REASONABLE. Clear W pine basebrd 6c lin. ft. Soatna Bac BAGS, FROM . = 2tS _To good home. FE 5-036. _ Clear W pine base shoe 2% lin. ft) Oe eee ee leather hand Tor TERRIER PUPPIES. ear W pine casing 6c lin ft | Ladies eniuine leather hand. 4 UKC reg. 638. PE 2-160. 6 Tbe. ee ere ip aliae SS’ pinfolds ...... eee $3991 TOY FOX TERRIERS, Poo! i TO PRIOR SALB ‘alues to $10.00 registered. Terms; Christmas de- 8 Men's 2 sulters, from. ..... $12.95} _live NA 17-2931. BOSTONIAN 3 PC. SETS .. $19.95| TOY FOX TERRIERS, 2 MALES, a eT Train case: 2i-inch Weekend and| purebred, 7 weeks old. tee bless PHILLIPS SPORTING goops Wo N -SAGIN FE 56-1401 Hunting Dogs 69A LUMBER CO. 19 Anda Yd Hwy. Walled Lake > eye and Pontiac Phone Market 4-1084 en —— WINDOWS AND SCREENS. ? s' doors & screens. Wood. SEATS, $785 VALUE, at extraordinary values. —_—— Piecrgeeee. Orchard La ve. — aD SALVATION ARMY SHIELD 8TORE Rveryining. to meet your needs. rrr urniture, Appliances 8 WEST LAWRE cE (ee OIL SPACE HEATER, refrigerator, metal bed, complete. 2 Venetian: blinds—T ft, wide. B FE 8-6745. BARGAIN aS GOOD USED Go CLUBS TAKEN. IN ON TRADE AT PRIVATE CLUB MUST ey Cc PLETF ETS ANGING IN PRICE FR OM $40 TO $100. CALL _MAytair 6-2576 or Midwest 6-4193. CHAIN SAWS HOMELITE, START at $169. New Mono, $09.50. el o* the vear). Sales & Serv- Clift Dreyers Gun & 8 s Canter. 15210 Holly Rd. Holly. _MElrose 4-6771 e|GUNS —- MODERN OR ANTIQUE, buy, sell or trade. BURR-SHELL 375 8. TELEGRAPH GUNs - BUY SELL TRADE. _ Manley Leach. 10 Bagley. MEN'S S8PEED SKATES WITH fra 64333 eo 10, $10. Call eves, MARLIN oe A. LEVER 2 ACTION 22, carbine style, cost $75 sell for $50. FE pet. “TALBOTT LUMBER Storm doors and windows, wood or aluminum. Glass put in your sash. 1025 Oakland Ave, FE eed aaah DISCOUNT OF 15 r cen all portabies orbes Printing a “Office Supply 4500 Dixie Hwy . Drayton Plains, next to Pontiac State Bank. Open an ti! Christmas, OR ring this ad with you. "Wood Closet Doors Closing out birch mahogany and meer eree byfold type doors. At our BERRY DOOR S$ ALES | 37] 8. Paddock REMMINGTON SUTOMATIC bP gauge Poly-choke and month oy a Brittany * (omale! WE HAVE THE CHRISTMAS . Brown- ery. aus Kormor- an, Lyman & Weaver scopes. ‘ome out and see ws. iff e r Dreyer Gun @& Sports Ce A Hp Holy Rd. Holly. maritons Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B NITE CRAWLERS 2-DZ. FOR 48c¢ RED WORMS 100 for 78 389 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE WELLS COMMERCIAL 2 ad Open 24 hours, 7 days. _party, Oe 5 2536, ‘68 model. Pvt.) Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 woos & COAL HEATERS AND and used oi] heaters. SAM- _UEL's APPLIANCE, MA_ 5-6011 WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBI- nation doors and windows. FE 42521 BENSON LUMBER CO. Machinery 60A as WELDERS FROM 100 up, 220 volt. Good cod. aa Bargains, FE 4 FORD DIESEL ENGINES 4 & 6 cylinder for trucks, saw mills & etc. Ford | peony engines for irrigations industria} Gael tions Cal] distributor. MI 46 Do It Yourself FOR RENT 61 A-1 TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL, fill & black dirt Buildozing ex- _cavating basements. OR 3-6932 A-1 TOP SOIL CRUSHED 81 STONE. —_ cravel fil. Lyle Conklin, E 8.1112 or PE 2-8572 ace DIRT, TOP SOIL, FILL sand see road gravel. FE 5-4758. ‘OW MANURE ROAD GRAVEL 60-40 CRUSHED STONE, SAND. GRAV- Earl Howard. EM : 3-0531 Tor 80) on BLACK DIRT & FILL. sWined! Coal & Fuel 67 BIRCH & ed FIREPLACE _¥ood, 2-5474 GOOD DRY SLABWOOD uae CORDS for _ $10 delivered. Wall paper steamer, floor sand- ers, polishers, hand sanders, fur-| mace vacuum cleaners. Oakland) Fuel & Paint. 436 Orchard Lake _ Ave. FE 5-6159 PFAFF SEWING ING MACHINES Dry goods. drapery marerial Paint. formica, plumbing & elec- trical somes Open 7 days week | Days 8:30 600 Sundays 10) to 4:00 Routan Builders Sup- ply. 156 W. Montcalm. FE 5-4712. SURPLUS PLASTICS Sheets, rods, cylinders and blocks Clear and colored. Fiberglas and solvents. AlJ kinds of lucite en- bedments. L PLASTICS prvaaro. 3345 AUBURN RD. E 5-924) Cameras, Easipacat 61A 4X5 SPEED one MANY AC- cessories. FE 5-5743. WE BUY. SELL & TRADE CAM. eras, projectors, tape recorders Eppert's ‘amera soe. 57 W. He} FE 56-6615 ~'Sale Musical Goods 62 PRICED — 2 AFT. APT. SIZED PIANOS: to sell. FE 4-409 APT. SIZE BABY icREne PIANO $200, 4090 Lamont. OR 3-2835. Drayton Plains. ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD PIANO, EX- cellent condition. Call before 2:30 ps 859 _- 8., Eliza- eth Lake Estates ACCORDION SALE. ALL fue Accordions loaned free be- ginners with lessons. FE $5428. ARMSTRONG ae EXCEL- lent cond 4-7321. ARMSTRONG | PoE AND CASE. good FE 4-6952. B-FLAT CLARINET WITH CASE, | $23. Gibson electric Hawatian gu- tar with case amp. Like new) — $65. 2933 Glenbroke, Keego Harbor. B FLAT CLARINET, WOOD, Evett-Scharffer, master model like new Also flute, Artley mode 105. like new. FE 46683, after 6 Pm. B FLAT CORNET ALL “BRASS with silver bell. Cost $147 will sell for $90 cash, Call FE 5-5760 after 4 pm. B FLAT EBONITE ‘ CLARINET. Case & stand. Used 3 mos. Priced to sell. MAple 5-1033. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ANY organ—Be suré and see and hea the Lowrey or Ran for only 8995 A small deposit will hold an or- = of vour choice for Christmas elivery GALLAGHER’ ‘s. 18 EE. Huron E 4-0566 HAMILTON GRAND SiAHO, 367 State St. HOHNER “ACCORDION LIKE NEW $25. FE 8-6214. | 652 Lookout Dr. HAWAIIAN GUITAR. EXCELLENT) __condition, $25. MA_5-1667. GRAND PTANO 0, FINE “TONE. SAC- rifice for $325. MI 47717 or MI’ 4071, lowe? ORGAN, MAHOGANY. Berkshire. 1 yr. old. Gee for need TLiocctnchire ode 200 se OF "18 in. dry oak & hickory fireplace wood. Will deliver. 2190 Davis- burg Rd Phone Holly. ME 4-0461. FIREPLACE CANNEL COAL- ALL SIZES OF FURNACE & STOKER | COAL-KINDLING & ALL SIZES | OF FIREPLACE & FURNACE WOOD SPEEDWAY FUEL OIL. OAKLAND FUEL & La 436 | ORCHARD LAKE. FE 5-615 KINDLING WOOD, TRUCK TaD delivered cheap. FE 68-2404. LOTS OF WOOD, CHEAP, FIRE- place, furnace & stove. Dry oak f pie: any length, delivered. A 5§-1560 after 4:30 p.m. cea SCREENINGS, $8 < 2 ton loads. FRAN. OIL. 3722 Orchard L re | 2-8282 FOR SALE: 200 CO ~~|3HOP LOADS, 8618 A LOAD IN. city limits, OR 3-6022. WOOD, FIREPLACE & FURNACE. Eh Oak, Maple & Kintiling Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 Le OAKLAND TREE SERVICE TRIM- ming & removal. FE 8-2275. __ Stark Bros. Nursery Representative Landscaping Ornamentals Fruit and Nut Trees EM 3-3125 after 4 P.M. For Evening Appointment For Sale Pets 69 1% YEAR OLD, AKC. MALE COL- He Loves children, wu trade for Manchester, -FE 5-88: 2 FEMALE BEAGLE eal 3 WES old. EM_3-3726. ae SILVER. MINIATURE. POO- dies, ®@ wks Ideal Christmas _gifts, MA_5-0303. AKC REG. COCKER PUPPIES Will Christmas. OR _3-2602, AKC DACHSHUND PUPPIES — Will keep ‘til Christmas. Female, __ $40, Male, $0v. EM_.3-2693 ATTENTION DOG FANCIERS — Perfect house dog, rare breed from Tibet — LHASA APSO _AKC puppi ies. MI 68-3479 7 AKC IRISH SETTER, MALE, 6 months, Terms arranged. Deposit will hold for Christmas FE 4 weeknays after 6 pm. all day Saturday and Sunday AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP- pies. Priced to sell. OR 3-6634, _eves. _ _ BEAGLES, AKC PUPS AND i hounds, Will fora A Xmas. ice prices OR 3-73 BOSTON TRRIER STUD AMP stock. Curtiss. OR 3-9296. ‘BOX PUPPIES, LASTING CHRIST: mas 3 gifts s $10 UL _2-3864. | DALMATIAN PUPPIES 2 MONTHS | old, registered, champion lines Nicely spotted t 6§-8892 eve- _nings, , weekends AKC COLLIE PUPS. HUNTING parents, housebroken Cheap _sTerms or trade, OL 1-0226 BOXER PUPPIES THOROUGH- breds. Fawn-colored females — May be seen at 4708 N. Wood- ward, Royal Oak Or call MI 6-2786, hold for 32 AKC REGISTERED ,BEAGLE __pbups EM _ 3-0657. AKC GERMAN guoeraain 5 MO. _ Davison OL 3-4 ENGLISH SH POINTER PUPPIES. REGISTERED UL 29-4257. CALL _AFTER : ONE Buicx AND TAN 18 MO. old, Re One Beagle running, Reg 558 Second FE 46970 REG. ENGLISH SETTER PUPS, 12 Wks old, $25. Either sex. FE 75432, TWO FOUR-YEAR-OLD MALE beagles, $15 cach 5061 Beymour Lake Rd. 1% millea west of Baid- win, Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 DOGS, CATS BOARDED, FE 2-4708 Burr-Shell, 375 8. Telegraph. Hay, Grain & & Feed 71 71 \ST AND 2ND HAY. ay sTkAw & Manure. Ph MA 5-0666. 18T AND IND CUTTING HAY & straw Also wood. FE 4-4228—175 Scott Lake Rd — +rrrs OF 18ST & 2ND CUT- straw. corn and oats wit ae OA 8-2179. HAY AND ) STRAW. 400 MElrose 71-2791. For Sale Livestock 72 11. HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, 80M close springers calfhood vacci- nated. Will sell ome or all. 5745 eeymeee Lake Road. Oxford OA BALE 8 WK. OLD PIGS. FE 8-0020 35 HAMPSHIRE PIGS. 6 WKS old. Ph. FE 5-9971 Harold Biglow. ARRIVE FOR CHRISTMAS, quarter horses, pleasure horses. roping saddles, cutter. Misc. MU __ 40525 _ Tip_ Top Ra Ranch. GRADE OE an Dp PONY Mare, 3 year old _ 8-211 Por BEAUTIFUL SILVER ane and tai! Dapples — from $175. EM 3-0320 SADDLE MARE, BRED TO ARA- bian: her filly, reg. Davison, OL 3-4286. -Sale Farm Produce 75 APPLES, EATING & COOKING. he per bushel. 3899 Gregory , Gingelville. qe $1.50 BUSHEL & UP, also sweet cider. Homestead Or- _chards 5460 Orchard Lk. Rd. APPLES. CIDER. HONEY. KINGS- muy 2330 Clarkston Rd, Lake rion, FOR SALE APPLES AND SWEET cider. 623 E. Walton. ' GLACKMORE “FARMS, . 2150 E Sil- verbell Rd. Eating and cooking apples, $1 bushel and up. OL | 1.6489 | Sale Farm Equipment 76. eee TOTAL. PRICE BUYS A brand new chain saw. See it at Miller Garden and Lawn Equipment. 1593 8S. Woodward. (Just North of 14 Mile) Bir- mingham Phone MI 4-6053 We also have the latest models Mc- Culloch Chain saws BOLENS AND WHEEL HORSE tractors with snow blades and -castors. Also Reo Trim-A-Lawn with snow biade, Several others. EVANS EQUIP, & DIXIE HWY MA 5-7878 or OR 3-7924 CHAIN SAWS McCULLOUGH NEW & USED sGyarentecd service’ is our motto Y¥Y CREDIT TERMS HOU GHTEN & SON J. I. Case & New Idea Dealer Rochester OL 1-9761 CHAIN SAWS, 3 HP SAWS, ALL price $119.50 Il tractors and mower greatly reduced. Lee’s Sales & Service TERMS 921 Mt. Clemens St. FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND used. Proulx Oliver Sales on M24 just north of Oxford. HEADQUARTERS FOR McCulloch Chain Saws WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW 1959 MODEL McCUL- LOCH CHAIN 8AWS AND AC- TION OF RE-CONDITIONED, USED CHAIN SAWS. WE ALSO HAVE A GOOD SELEC- CESSORIES. OUR SERVICE AND PARTS DFE- PARTMENT ARE ALWAYS READY TO SERVICE YOUR Mc- A Ww WE HAVE CREDIT TERMS KING BROS. PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE FE 40734 FE 41112 Michigan Chain Saw Distributors POWER EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS 'SALES - oy 35621 - RENTALS 3-68: ~ SPECIALS . FARMALL CUB TRACTOR WITH LIGHTS. HYDRAULIC & PTO WITH 13 IN. PLO CONDITIONED IN Aa SHAPE i PRIC: KING BROS. pErORTIAC RD. AT OPDYRE FE 0734 FE + i | | CREDIT TERMS | 1112 positions. Reg. ae $169.50. Our Auction Sales 77 For Sale Housetrailers 78 et ie “AUCTION” - Auction sale to reduce inventory of new and used farm machinery. December 16 and 17. Davis ma- chinery. Phone NA 17-3292. Orton- MERCHANDISE SOLD AT -~AUCTION- EVERY Saturday and Sunday NIGHT—7 :30 P.M. SUN SALES COMPA 6673 DIXIE HWY. USED FU RNITURE, SOLD AT -AUCTION- EVERY Friday—7 :30 P.M. FILL UP—SELL OUT ONCE W EEKLY SUN SALES COMPANY 8505 DIXIE HWY. MA 5-1341 “TWO LOCATIONS": TO SERVE YOU BETTER B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Draytpn Plains Every Pridey eee? pn. Every Saturday ...7 p.m. Every Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily ORlando 3-2717 ___DOOR PRIZES SAT | SATURDAY DEC 1 mile South % mi. Lake Orion This {s an unusual big sale of evtra nice merchan- dise. Twin bedrm. suite complete refrig.. autonetic washer, Youth bed complete, Oi] burner, 2 lete. Leather top matching end tables. Rollaway bed. radio & record player. French doors, cedar chests. power saw, 3-wheel bike New dolls & toys. 3 pe sectional. Pull-up char dishes, TV, piecuae axeem LOT EXTR DISHES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Ladder back chairs, Country Windsor chair, Plank bottom rocker, @olls, child's rocker, Wash stand. stools 3 kitchen Plank bottom chairs Wash bowl & pitcher set. Old A lot of Oeatra nice dish- es Gone With The Wind Lamp Misc. items galore. Sa'e held in a heated building Brodie & Up ton Auctioneers and Al Tyler Manager This will be our last __Sale for this year. r. MYrtle 2-1521. ‘BATURDAY. DECEMBER 13 AT 1 m. Furniture for every room lus Christmas items Lots of nice new toys tricycles. child's rocker record player, stuffed ani- mals and dolls games, etc. Also fresh country eggs. Bud Hickmott will auctioneer at Oxford Com- munity Auction on M24 just north of Oxford. For Sale Housetrailers 78 Hi “ PLL LOLOL LL | 16'2 FT TRAVELING TRAILER. Excellent shape FE 4-528 16'5 FT HOUSE TRAILER — VA cant property or iate station wa- gon OR 3-3743_ 1948 — 27 FOOT HOUSETRAIL ER for ‘sale, with stool, FE 8-8219. AIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT Travel Trailer. Since 1932. Guar- anteed for life. See them and get @ demonstration at Warner Trail- er Sales. W. Huron /Pian to join one of Wally Bryan's exciting caravans). 4 Pontiac Chief ° Detroiter This peeks Specials 1949 Elear 29°... 1952 Prairie Techeauar 5 ar $098. ville, 952 Travel ee cal sesees $1085 AUCTION WEDNESDAY “WIGHT, iiss we oe indi BOSESCREESS | 2. December i? Last sale Da tokn| mahannce Si ae : "til March 1950. L. i Bmart Sale 1952 Prairie AEE 35" ... $1605. Aa appt hat saichivas. 1955 Pontiac Chief 31° ...... $1896. . . NEW TRAVEL TRAILER AT COST IBBANKRUPT AND 1 Only, all gas. RAILROAD SALVAGED | 108e’sun cruiser 15° ...... Koos. Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes Sales Inc. 4301 Dixie Highway 4 miles North Pontiac OR 3-1202 - Open 7 days a week. TRAILER EXCHANGE New Andersons We buy, sell and trade Used 8-10 Wides USED TRAILER ON RENTAL PAYM ENT PLAN Bottle Gas Parts and Supplies 60 8. Telegraph FE 2-3200 Open 9 to 6; __Closed Sunday VACATION TRAILERS FOR SALE or rent. Jacobson Trailer Sales, 5685 Williams Lake Road Dray- ton Plains OR_ 3-2838. Rent * Trailer Space 79 MOBILE * yIL- mile SE Pon- 170'N ._ Opdyke = E 5-3361 INSIDE CITY LIMIT 2 BLOCKS from bus stop. Pontiac Trailer Coach Park. 5-902. AUBURN “HOTS. axe The finest. % te __ Lakeville Rd MOBILEHOME eT aTES. MOD- ie —— and playground. OU" VE SEEN THE REST, NOW see the oe Square Lake Trailer Park. Auto- ‘Accessories | 80 PONTIAC 3 MOTOR. R308 "48-53 Plymouth ‘49-’5 V-8, °50 Chevy motor. Cail For Sale Tires 4 NEARLY NEW 6X20X15 6 “PLY white walls tubeless tires, Will trade or sell for 4 6x70x15 white walls. EM 3-3383. B-i USED TIRES, $3.50 UP, WE buy, sell. Also whitewalls. STATE TIRE SALES $03 $03 Saginaw | St. FE 40687 STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES wo tn on General Safety Tires. to 60 per cent off. Black or y itewalis ED WILLIAMS 451 8 Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Service 81 PAP LAPP LDP LL LLL LLP AAAI AL CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE car. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- ee Shop, 23 Hood phone FE 80A a ie FOR EXTRA pag ivectad SKID PROTEC- tion, have your TRACTIONIZED GOODYEAR SERVICE-STORE 30 8. Cass 5-6123 INSTALLED FREE Mufflers & tail pipes Hollerback Auto Parts 340 Baldwin, FE 8-1431 or FE 3-9477 Sale Motor Scooters _ 82 oe ee ae ee ES CHRISTMAS SALE Motorbikes and motorcycles 3'2 hp. $228. 5 hp. $320 Harkless Sales & Service, FE 5-2454, 478'2 Mt oe HMAN SCOOTE ANDERSON “sg LES & SERVICE. FE 4-4246. For: Sale Motorcycles 83 1956 TROTWOOD. 17 FT, MOD- ern $1,150. EM_3-3906. COME! COME! OUT BEFORE you buy a trave! trailer. You can't beat our prices. Tour-A- Home 15-17-!19-30 ft. Pixie 17-21 ft. Used Trailer Buys of The extra «pecial. Cruiser. 51 ft TV. auto. washer $3495. 1958 Palace Rancr home 10 ‘952 LaSalle 35 ft. $1395. 19854 Pontiac, extra clean, $1995 1956 v1 oft., $1845. Silver $1345 Travelon, 21 ft $695 New Moon 27 ft. $350. 2614-1952 New Moon, 4 trai ree phate 14 ft. Atlas, -Holy Marine: Coach Sales. 1210 Holly ep. Holly) MElrosé 4-6771. * PARKHURST TRAILER SALES ; 1549 Lapeer ee “ Lake Orton 2-4611 Featuring wee Mose Mobile Homes 10 wide, custom made. On sale ote $4,995 complete, 15° and 19 Tourahome, JoWest prices any- where °53 40° 3-bedroom Travelo, uacerteot heat, carpet. Only $1,- ~ OXFORD — TRAILER SALES STEWART GENERAL HOLLY, VAGABOND GREAT LAKES & ZIMMER 14 to 57. 8 wide. 40 to pick from, We trade. sell or rent. We have some wonderful buys right now, See us ay. One mile oon of Lake Orion on M24. MY 92-0721. NEED A FINANCE: FIXER? Order Classified Ads to sell, find a good job. FE 28181 is the Want Ad number! rent, ft. wide. $4395. | FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON Teangportation Offered 87, For Sale Cars~ “ on UNK AND FE 32886 days or CASH ROR LATE MODEL USED -CARS Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD. FE 8-4539 CARS BOUGHT IN ANY CONDI- tlon, FE, 2-7836. CASH FOR CARS HARDENBURG MOTOR SALES Cass at Pike FE 5-7398 CH AS cheap cars eves. estas down to, busines get ibe" more Remember TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW TOP paaee 54 PaID FOR GOOD VU CARS AND PICKUPS, CALL JOHN L. LIBERTINE, OR JIM HARTLEY, OR 3-6111. Dixie “OK” Lot get Cot at ag 65-0343. You might from me. TOP PRICE FOR JUNK CARS. FE 4-4878 See M & M Motor ‘Sales For ne dollar on later — cars 2527 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1603 Tor en KUNE CARTROCE 2-0200°; “CLEARANCE ee ee eee $1195 2-door hard ‘Montelair, 1956 MERCURY a ERCURY prse ++~ $605 inst econ + 956 to 1968 1066 LINCOLN, (A wonttae aa . $i Capri hardtop, Full power Sharp!!t. : FOR: SacnrcHnanosn ee hoes 1067 PORD .......25.+-5--2 Pad _ Boe 4dr. hardtop. Fair- _ FORD Wagon ......... $1895 ®@ pass. Soles steering, power brakes. Better than new. 1 Fo! neem toormamonsan $716 2door, V-8 1984 FORD ........ sos $505 Fordomatic. z Lon dct a pfelstwiaiecs . $495 fag te hes og * 1957 0. OBILE ay $i9es er hardtop, Power —_— brakes. Spotles: 1057 POHHYSLER New Yorker $2195 4dr. ht. 6-way seat. Power steering, wer brakes. Show- room condition. 1966 CHRYSLER 2-dr. ht ... $1505 New Yorker, Full power. Better than. new. 1956 -_DESOTO Convert ...... $1295 Pull power. Red & white. 1958 ‘VROLET Convert . $2195 Pwer steer V-8. Automatic. 1950 CHEVROLET ......... $165. 1965 -BUICK Hardtop ....... $795 1963 BUICK HA iP $405 No money Fapintcll A rytt 1955 CADILLAC Sicacy. pe DeVille $1005 | 19,000 anew 1960 CADILLAC ............... BOB FROST, 280 HUNTER BLVD. MI-6-6934 (BY-PASS AROUND acide _ BUICK 4 DR., GOOD gy Lin: condition. Ray ya 2073 Willow Beach, Keego Harbor, 1953 BUICK, HARDTOP, DYNA- flow, R&H. ABSOLUTELY .NO MONEY DOWN. Assume — pay- of $17.08 mo, Call Case vr. Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford, Orc ae 88s a FOR ai ra MAKE or model, any shape or condition. Economy Used Cars, 22 Auburn, FE +2131, e THE HIGH S$ Is what wt oo, We 56, peony Our nord "ise Lien tops ape used cars dates back to 1 Open Eves. to 6. ‘/“ VanWelt 4540 Dixte Hwy. Drayton Plains RR 3-1355 WE NEEL Cars ‘6S to ‘38 models. Must be clean. AVERILL’ 2020 Dixie Hwy. FE 2-9878 FE 46896 JUNK & USED CARS WTD. PIcK- up service, FE §-2000, WANTED ‘53 OR ‘54 CHEV. OR Pontiac Statior wagon, Must be A-1. Phone FE 2-0028. Wanted Used Trucks 89 CASH PAID fof all mode! Used Trucks SCHRAM’S AUTO & TRUCK PARTS 2539 Dixie Hwy OR 3-2105 OR 3-031! Used Truck Parts 89A ED TRUCK PARTS ALL MAKES AND MODELS HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES 2635 Auburn Ave. FE 46632 For Sale Trucks Ann eee "$$ CHEVY TRACTOR AND tandem flat. Straight air. $3,100. PE 2-6141 1956 Ford %4-Ton Express $950 Larry | Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER OL 11 ‘48 CHEVROLET 1 TON STAKE, best ier after 4 p.m. 1985 Sash- abaw : 1953 CRE VEOLET 2 TON STAKE truck, with 2 speed axle in a per fect shape. Phone. MA 6-2177 ‘52 CHEVY. bes PANEL. FE ane é PICK-UP, 1951 “% Fenton, TON FOR $250. 9475 Denton mn Rd., Mich, MA 98-7164. FORD 1948 14 TON Hg VERY- good cond. $250. MI 4’ ‘$5 FORD TRACTOR, equipped, air-brakes. "46 GMC 4, roe NEW PAINT. "$2 Engine. OR 3-2038. INTERN NATIONAL pickup FE 4-04 SPECIAL "48 Jeep 2 wheel drive pick-up, perfect condition, only $256. ROGER’s SALES & Cae 23-9555 C-750. 5 BULLY FE 4-8261. 54 MOD EL | 695 Auburn Ave PONTIAC'S TRUCK CBNTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass yor Harley Davidson see Harley | WRECKER, '54. DUAL WHEELS. avidson Sales Co., 372 8. Sagi-| Low mileage. 2989 Orchard Lk. naw. Rd. Keego. Boats & Accessories 85 Foreign & Sports Cars 90B nee Cre 1988 WOLVERINE 14 ALUMINUM | '52 NASH HEALY $500. MY boat. 10 hp Johnson motor with cart Wesbar car-top carrier with roller for one man loading. 2 life cushions anchor, pad- hours running time $475 takes all. OR 3-8500 A FEW 1958 MERCURY MOTORS jeft 16 hp., 22 hp, 30 hp, and 40 hop eiecinic starter and ator. Big discount. Cliff ryer, Holly B , Holly, MElrose 4-6771. BOAT. STRIP, WOLVER- ine retth front and center dek. $100. 3834 rey Park, Drayton Plains, OR 3-4414. CADILLAC Ses EVINRUDE motors Assorted sizes, cushions and windshields. $5, $10, $15. Tipsico Lake. Always open CRUISER JUST ARRIVED 22” CRUISALONG w-135 Gray 16 an‘ 19 CENTURY Resorter ay CADILLAC ied sy Bee RCURY Mtrs. 6 to 70 H INI. AND LAKES SAL i Ss WH 4-712) 3127 W Huron FE 2-6122 GIFTS For the boating people. Full line of marine accessories, Use our lay-away plan. Open Sunday & evenings Harrington Boat Works YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 1899 8. TELEGRAPH RD -8033 Open Sundays ¥: JOHNSON MOTORS Starcraft boats and Gator trailers EVERYTHING FOR THE BOAT A few 1958 Johnsons left OWENS MARINE SUerine 396 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2 “USED 16-21° CABIN RISERS Outboar. winterizing & storage TROJAN CRI doles and Runabouts NEW & USED AT TRAILERS SCOTT- ATW ATER Sais & Service. CRUISE-OUT BOAT. SALE 1401 Highwood at Waiton Bivd.- FE 8-4402, 9-9 Open Sun. FE 4-9370 | 85 Fiberglas BOATS COVERED, 's racer bodies, all types itibergis work, Ripl's | Lake Orion +1448, : equity. Take over balance of pay- ments. MY 3-1635. 91 ill For Sale Cars . 8U- 1957, A REAL BUY Bardior.& power brakes and steering Black and white, US. Royal Master tires, very | clean, $1895. FE 5-9981 or MA 6-6918 after 5. 62 BUICK HARDTOP, GOOD cond, Reasonable. FE 5-5194. 1956 BUICK SUPER, FULL POW- er, all access., hardtop. 28,000 acroal miles, Sharp! 430 Boyde. BUICK, 1956 This Special Riviera sedan must be sold. Make offer. SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH __$12 8. Woodward, Birmingham _ 1954 BUICK HARDTOP, THIS IS a gold and w'ite Century. Really clean inside and out. New plates free Call Bob Burns. Edoie Steele Ford. FE 5-9204 BUICK, per 2-Dr. "$0 BUICK STICK, $165. ____ FE 3-7665 1956 1956 PONTIAC | STARCHIEF, 2 DR Custom Catalina. 1 owner. Ra- dio & heater. Like new ... $1345 1956 wor ae 2 or. eae Exc. com G $ Led 1956 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. V-8. Black & white. Radio & heater .. $1195 1957 Chevrolet 2 dr wagon. Radio, heater Fowersi ide, Like wl HARD TO BEAT "57 Olds 98 — s dan. full pow- . er, like power 31 MO ot ety & SON YOUR ett ade anes DEALER FOREIGN ALES 526 N. Main. Rochester, OL 1-0761. 1984 BUICK SPECIAL, 4-DOO! Dynaflo new whitewalis, one own- eo $495, good condition, EM } erglide, ce cee g ae after 4:00 ™ R&H Very ieee. May- fa csset 6-1467 CHEVY. PHONE OR 1955 $750 1953. CHEVY REPOSSESSION - No rust, perfect engine. $198 full riggs sit —_ No cash needed. Geeat Lakes. FE 8-0402. ther extras. e 957, white, 4 dr, hard- One 1987, all gold, 4 dr. hard- One 1957, all white, 4 dr. sedan, ne 1958, - white, 4 dr. hard- sa This bea Sitehul, almost These ears must pd Hobos I icor to full DODGE dwEW Ce CAR LER 0 8. WOODWARD A eoeiet, 1953 CHEV. 4-DR. A-l sonable, 6493 Saline & Gleason. Waterford, ing CHRYY, 5 DOOR TOWnn,| i ABSOL LY N is) Assume pay- ments of $11.46 mo. Call it Mgr. s on tel at MI 47500. ee "1st-W AGON. ieiack with Sebeoaia’ pe ‘clean. $1195. BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER MUST HAVE ROOM 78 CAR SELECTION WE FINANCE Two '47 Fords. V-8 Best offers. ‘40 Ford coupe, Beautiful body, $95 “49 Olds 2 dr. ‘50 Chevy 2 dr. R&H. $95 ‘50 Ford club coupe. R&H. $195. ‘51 Chevy 2 dr. Nice. $195 "53 ‘52 Pontiac's. Sharp, $205 "31 & °50 Buick Rerdtope. $195. "63 Chevy club coupe ....... in "62 & '51 Ford's. $19 ‘52 Kaiser & Nash Rambler, S188 63 & '51 Packard's $195 A NI ay wi OF LATE M L ECONOMY USED CARS 22 Auburn off Saginaw. FE 4-2131 FOR QUALITY CADILLACS Also a fine selection of other ciean used cars. It's Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac I3S0N. | Woodward B’ham MI 4-1930 666 «8. oe MI 6-3900 rmingham, Mich. 1956 2 DR. CHEVROLET IR, radio, heater, Powerglide, $850. FE 2.3276. 056 'VROLET RTIBLE. V8, radio, heater, white wall tires, new standard transmission, red, clean, FE 2-e5te, ~~ Pi- oneer ve. 1950 VY AIR peor Semaition. Tass, 1948 Nash mbassador c compe: Exe, ti & aes OR 3-2761, CHRYSLER, 1955 R., black, WW. ogg Clo search heater, powerflite trans re tnrysler executive will sacriies. §-8871 CHRYSLER, 1955: Windsor Usaacind passenger Estate , Po ina e painted ‘acowunes White, ma ear down will meio SCHUTZ _ 912 § s gabe a Birmingham 1955 | CHRYSLER No otegd & COUN- try station 6 whitewall tires, fully cuneed kept in heat- ed none newer, Terms. Giaviaton Motor Sales CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Apert M15 Clarkston A $-5141 DE SOTO, 1957 This Fireflite model needs a new home. Mandarin rust with white top and sweep. Richly enhanced by mate ing nylon gas Power. of course, The 1959 Plymouth 6 PASSENGER SEDAN $132.52 Dn. $6162 PER MO. ree WITH HEAT- a TURN SIGNALS, ELECTRIC WIPERS. TORSION-AIRE SUSPENSION. BANK RATES SALES TAX & ‘59 LICENSE 30,000 MILE WARRANTY NO PAYMENT ‘TIL FEBRUARY First Annual Year End Clearance . JACK COLES AUTO SUPER MART PLYMOUTH DODGE-CHRYSLER W. Maple at Pontiac Tra!l W Valled aie MA 4-4511 CHEVROLET, 1958 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE. Friced ase save you money. Only & SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH 912 S. Woodward, Birmingham EXTRA SPECIALS! ON THESE SUPERB DEMONSTRATORS Save Up To $1,500 tad ‘f ‘4 ’58 Plymouth Sta. Wgn. Sport ‘suburban 9 passenger—ra- dio & heater, power brakes & ‘steering, padded dash, W-Walls. powerpack. Beautiful yellow & white—let's deal on this one! 'S8 Plymouth An all year ‘round car equipped with power steering & rakes, Torqueflite trans, power seats, TNT glass, W-Walls. Gorgeous biue color. 3el. Conv. $3 Plymouth . $395 Here's your run-around car, Ex- cellent tires and motor. Winter- ized—ready to gq. 53 Dodge 2-Door ...$325 A bargain for the first customer— Get here first ond drive it home! 52 Plymotith 2-Dr. . .$350 Real ly" nice! Buy it for ““M&” or “Pa’—even the kids will appre- ciate this one 1956 Pontiac Starchief Catalina Hy- dramatic R&H, steering and | brakes $1395 HOMER HIGHT MTRS “15 Minutes from Pontiac” Oxford, Michigan OA 6-35: MEW 2 ees $1545 | 1954 4 dr. 210 Chevrolet. Radio & heater. Exc. cond $ 645 f 1952 Mercury \4 ‘dr. sedan. Solid | black. Radio-& heater +} | Whitewalis $ ED), R&R MOTORS, INC. Chrysler-Ply mowth- ‘mperiat 724. Oakland Avenue FE 4-3528 Pontiac pies “is an amazingly low SCHUTZ RONET, 4 6 . $325. Ask for Marion be- fore 5. OL 20111. 63 DODGE, TUDOR, GOOD CON- — $225, 2831 wisner, Williams ake = pons CPE., SNOW TIRES. Ww al good car "$175. PE 8-9513. a PAYMENTS TOO B rod RD. MY ae 1958 FORD 500, NOW ery car that cannot be told new, Tan white with oe 6,000 miles, New tee. Celie smith at le Ford. _FE 5-9204. F ~ FORD VICT ORIA 1955 blue and ivory t. R&H. Fordomatic, Whitewalis ate is a one-owner car. Just like new, We welcome your PEOPLE'S ‘NOTO BALES 68 Oakian4 2351 1954 FORD V8. CUSTOM FORDO- __matic. $495, OR 93-9112. FORD—1956 6 CYLINDER in OVER- drive. Economy 24 miles ars : m- Enginer’s Sass equipped maculate. BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER 666 S. Woodward Birmingham, 1952 FORD. A FOM, WITH i Rew. That can be bought with no mon- ev down. $1 per month Call ee Sadler at “Eddie Steele ‘Ford. E 5-9204. re FORD pes TAKE OVER __ payments. FE ¢4- 59 FORD DEM MONSTRATOR. FAIR- lane 2 dr Radio. —— White- walls. Fordomatic. beocl fan ,000 mi. Beautiful bronze & Ww finish. "58 Ford custom 300 eooom at, 6. e OM BOHR, 4-1715 1952 FORD V8 HARDTOP. GOOD condition, Pvt. owner, FE- 8-4637 or FE 4-6851. — Va FORD, 1954 Emerald Green 2-door with radio, heater and whites. Fordomatic. It’s ord un- derpriced at only $6 SCHUTZ eSOTO-PLYMOUTH 012 3 Woodward, Birmingham _ *58 Ford Country Sedan Executive's car. 9-pass, Cruiso- matic, ower steering, power brakes Roof rack, plus ce peastical: ly every available accessories. Spotiess 12,000 miles Owner. Bir- __mingham., MI 4-4166. FOR SALE: 1950 FORD, RUNS good, no rust. FE 2-9406 ‘56 FORD, BLACK, TAKE OVER ‘ments. FE 4-2765. 3 FORD ad Ba 4 DR,, R 80 MON is “FORD WAGON MUST sell, FE 8-978. 1987 FORD VICTORIA, SOME SAY ever, R&H, to sell to- (6) day. Cal Steele Fore. eee $189 full price. Payments only $1090 month Good body and tires. Radio and ae Bell, JAGUAR MODEL XK120, flame red, low mileage Birming- ham car, Just like new, Immac- nd out 1955 .2 8, POWER- | 1951 ride, power stee one brakes, heater, tires. excel-| for et coadiia. ——— t condition, fit 63710 Great Lakes, 6, 1953, MERCURY, 1953 convenes nat ei * = SCHUTZ Sig ig a oe st oa 47500. Rambler See us for the best. deal on a new Rambler or a good Our Slogan: WE, CAN BEAT ANY DEAL, EM _3-4155 58 RAMBLER or oa offer, OR 3-4158 Get Wise, Economize RAMBLER “Bae “peach & gray. Auto. “Teelining seats, special. i BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER e6e 8. —_ e mach ‘$2 NASH REPOSSESSION $149 full #40 mionth, Ne Taees, FE 8-040. 4000. _ OLDS, 1957 — ; BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER | 666 8. Woodward MI Birmingham, Mich. DS pa Rin 1951 STATION WAG- on, 5 a 2 =: power brakes & transmission, si78 ar cane “IM 3-3006 or PLYMOUTH = 957 BELVEDERB hardtop. “y automatic trans. ° &H. Hag everything but owner. RAMBLER 666 8 Woodward MI 6-3900 _____ Birmingham, Mich. ___ PONTIAC "62,2 DR. HYDRAMAT: jc. nes. Clean inside and out. $205. FE" §-2454 x NO MONEY DOWN ON THE FOLLOWING CARS 953 Saree Sobosunoda $495 1953 Uo) econgecocode Apsceond $495 1953 Nash Rambler ........... $305 1953 Chevrolet pane vsecescss $308 1950 Chevrolet panel .......... 223 AL LAWRENCE MOTOR SALES, INC. | 21 W. Montcalm 67 PLYMOUTH, 9 Pinta wagon. Automatic trans. P o stee Observ: reagan Mtr. Sales. aoe "54 Woke WAGON. POWER- flite. Exec. cond, UL 2-2765. 1958 PLYMOUTH STA, WAG. 2 tone. V-8 Etc. Fully equip. Chrysler executive, MI 6-3208. ne tar (oome $165 PONTIAC, 1955 Immaculately clean throughout is this “STAR- CHIEF CATALINA.’ Ail leather Interior that’s really sharp, Save at only $1005. SCHUTZ - $12 3. mean | eS aien 1959 BONNEVILLE Vista. WiLL trade for ae ate 3-2728. TF GooD 5-2766. /TMLORS S" EVROLET.OL: M ci Inc ham, Michigan WALLED LAKE . BIRMINGHAM: a 5 : : 2 Gute 2 = = cf iii io MAple £2 Rei - Ha : ; oe : Ee os : Ppt \ : f aummry-eroHT By 5 : 3 J & Z = a* { < a fone) . 4 ‘ ~ fe , : * 2 k , » i THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1g. 1088 = wit oe i | __|_For Sale Cars) 91 on “ s AF mee tl TO GO PLACES wagon heater and statesnan. eh ee sxoburD Av, bavict | ie = OF ‘Tit RUGGED JEEP 1076. feri PASSE — heh 8, re power ace ween R&H. GER, SA- an w CLUB COUPE. ba "86 Dodge engine and trans- mission. Tinted glass, white walls $800 or best offer. 267 6. Paddock 1951 WiLL Ys JEEP STATION wagon 6 cyl. R&H. Very good cond. 8-2133 SALES Make Low Prices! HAUPT Pontiac Sales 1957 Pontiac Star Chief Catalina coupe. Hydramatic, radio and heater, power brakes. white walls low moeeee le re payment 30 m on ba 1956 Guevreiet Dr. sage heater. iSpy must see this one, $100 down Sd 7 Pontiac Chieftain Catalina 2- Dr. Hydramatic, radio, heater white walls, factory equipped. $1605 30 mos. on balance. 1954 Pontiac ¢Dr, sedan, 3-tone! green, hydramatic, radio, heater, White ree eat seve payment. | 24 mo: 1958 Pontiac’ Star Chief, #Dr. hard- tactory "s car, dtone blue, al! power with fabuleus Pon- tiac air-ride. Low down payment, ts “til a Maple 5-1143 -HASKINS| WINTER TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS apc POWER i‘ os quick sale. pecbannaly sie, S204, On 2 ain. 4 PONTIAC STA- eK 2-3007. ‘56 Chevy Wagon 210, 4 Dr. SII95- - FE 8.6649 SNOWTIME... “AIN'T NO TIME TO STAY ouT i IN_A FULLY Equipped. 2 DEPENDABLE ca FROM “BRAID'S" AND BEAT THE WEATHER MAN! 4 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 DOOR CUSTOM 8 /$159 DOWN $35 PER MO MOTOR SALES DeSOTO-PLY MOUTH DEALER 34 YEARS FAIR DEALING CASS AT W PIKE 8TS. FE 20186 Big Buys GOOD USED CARS Page 28 Matthews- "1954 Olds 98 Holiday coupe, ngéve, - matic, power g V7 Ltrs vory nese veees A 989 ar rea ES 1954 Olds 98 Holiday coupe, wee CHEVROLET matic, power steering, - * . aie Je, kat” yg) 631 OAKLAND AVE, 1954 Olds Super 8 Holiday coupe. Hydramatic. power steering, er brakes, elm Shoaker ae —_ re Beaulifal Heght bia blué and ivery. fie: Psu8 |” 1965 Olds Super 88 Holiday coupe. Hyd | WILSON Pontiac-Cadillac 1955 Ford Fairlane convertible vs .. overdrive, a heat- er. Solid biack finish ...... § 868 YEAR-END ALSO ~ CLEARANCE 1 Ford tudor 1954 Ch t 2-daor 1956 Shevretet Bel Air 4-door Haskins Chev. 6571 Dixie Highway - a: 1s $-5071 Open N "til a Ps ees . FOR THAT EASY. STEP UP WE sek J A NICE SELEC- STOCK NO. 153 $1495 *56 PONTIAC 4 DR. HARDTOP STOCE NO. 155 $1595 56 CENTURY «DR. HARDTOP Yellow & White STOCK NO. 164 $1995 56 CENTURY. 4 DR. HARDTOP Coral & White STOCK NO. 211 51595 56 CENTURY ' @ DR, HARDTOP Biue Finish STOCK NO. 210 $1495 "56: SPECIAL 2 DR. HARDTOP A Cream Puff STOCK NO. 169 - $1395 "56 SPECIAL 2? DR. HARDTOP Green & White STOCK NO. 186 $1095 '65 ROADMASTER 2 DR. HARDTOP STOCK NO. 185 $995 55 CENTURY 3 DR. HARDTOP STOCK NO. 188 $895 *55 SPECIAL Blue Finish STOCE NO. 206 895 155 SPECI AL 2 DOOR Green Finish STOCK NO. 208 ~~ $895 BS oer 4 DR. SEDAN OLIVER ~ MOTOR. - ‘SALES 10 Orchard Lake Ave. KE 20 Open Eves. ‘57 Cadillac COUPE DEVILLE, full factory equipment. ee we wwe ENTS 6 COUPE sharp ‘57 Crown Imperial $2895 SOUTH HAMPTON ‘57 Crown Imperial $2595 SEDAN. +56, Cadillac --...-- $2495 COUPE DEVILLE, Turquoise & while 58 Plymouth ..... $2395 CUSTOM Suburban Wagon, power '57 Pontiac ....... $1995 STARCHIEF CONVERTIBLE, full power '57 Pontiac ....... $1995 STARCHIEF CATALINA, like new 57 Buick ........ $1995 ROADMASTER RIVIERA, sharp ‘58 Plymouth ,.... - $1995 SAVOY “HARDTOP, double power ‘SJ (Chrysler 6... $1795 NEWPORT HARDTOP 57 Chevrolet 4 Dr. $1795 V8 WAGON, red & white ‘57 Ford “500” .... $1695 VICTORIA, ready to go ‘56 Buick 4 Dr. ... $1595 57 Ford 2....- equipped "96 Olds 98 22.2.2... $1495 SEDAN, fully equipped ‘$7 Plymouth ..... $1495 BELVEDERE 8EDAN, 2 to choose ‘56 Pontiac $1395 eer een power 3 to choose 56 Chevrolet ..... , CONVERTIBLE, sharp $1395 'S5 Olds 96 . 222000. $1295 HOLIDAY Sedan "5S Olds 88 .....-. $1295 HOLIDAY Coupe, 2 to choose 56 Buick ......... $1295 CENTURY HARDTOP 'S7 Ford ......... $1195 “")°"SEDAN with straight stick '55 Buick ........ $1195 RIVIERA COUPE, full power (55 Pontiac =2..-.- $1095 STARCHIEF CATALINA, cars, 2 to choose nice SEDAN. Loaded/ and nice Wilson Poptiac- Cadilla pp ward S MI 4-1930 B a sl 57 Cadillac ....... $3193 haa Johnson] AT , Lake Orion IS Taking Orders ON New ‘59s IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . on SOME MODELS OUR BEST BUYS ON USED CARS *S8 PONTIAC Starchief 4-Door Catalina, full power, air ride, like NEW ...00 Angee 2995 J "58 PONTIAC Catalina Hardtop, 8,000 actual Coupe, full power. per- fect condition . ‘37 PLYMOUTIE Station proosoes $1945 mission 56 CHEVY DelRay V g,| p glide, sharp - $1345. °55 PONTIAC Starchief Hardtop, 2 to choose from) =.--.----- $1195 brakes 55 RAMBLER Custom Station Wagon, over- drive, new tires $1145 ’S4 NASH Statesm'n $375 ROADMASTER RIVIERA, sharp s $1595) FAIRLANE HARDTOP SEDAN | '57 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1595 | BEL AIR, black & power. STARCHIEF CATALINA, full’| | '52 PLYM. H'top .. ‘47 DODGE Wagon, "50 PONTIAC Sedan $ JO SAVE YOU MONEY: and M24 at Shadbolt RUSS \ 55) Pontiac)... $ 995 STARCHIEF SEDAN, ready to go | 55 Pontiac ....... $ 993 STARCHIEF CONVERTIBLE, fy power '55 Chevrolet ..... $ 995 BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE, a slick car 54 Olds 98 2.52 eons 5 905 SEDAN with double per 55 Plymouth vfs $ 795) SAVOY V-8, full equipment i i ‘54 Pontiac .../... $ 695, SEDAN. A sharp /one | $3 Pontiac .//..... $ 495 JOHNSON MOTOR Sais! | AUTHORIZED Pok TIAC DEALER | { $; N. Broadway MY ‘2-2871 Lake Orton. miles .cis