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Surviving Brodie Economist Terms The Coming of the King Speeder Sought
Siamese Twin | | . : me for Holiday |; —INe€ UIlTS 0 C qgl Aft C H f Ho day Highway Needs Aller Lar Fils FERRIS, I). (INS) — Rodney, , 7 beac? aise hen d-joined Siamesste } By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE | i ’ ip « ’ . twin to survive separation surgery. _ In the world of two thousand years ago, wise men ld | W lk j was back on his farm home at Above Average were called “magi” and, often, because of their wisdom er y qa el boca il., ita os ees cl were made kings by their people. But, being wise men . nag ones Anca vd Says Normal Financing #5,¥e!! as kings, they knew they must come to worship| Police Conduct Search The four-year-old boy was picked ‘Inert; 9 a king even greater than they, so they continued to fol-|_ for Vehicle With Dented up at the Illinois Masonic Hospital "OF mula Unsatisfactory jow the star that had led them from their homes. Right F end
in Chicago yesterday by his father. for Oakland County Finally Caspar, Melchior and Balthazzar—for those "!ght Front Fender | |Hoyt, and motored to the Brodies’ were the names of the magi--noticed that the star had ee eee . : | Oakland County's snow- Stopped moving just above the inn in Bethlehem.| A 74-year-old-man, Rodney was separated from his balling highwa a needs They got down)struck down by a hit-and-
oper or, pg ae geal Sc placed it in a special ote \ from their camels, run driver Sunday evening, ra fo years ago. s NN followed the rays ,; .
For a time, it looked like Rodney y,; ac 4 | ¥ YANN 7 -7;\> stable and found ° ; |was well on his way to a normal pur higan (counties) ie tela re ay" 1, 7) S that their journey, Police said Wellington f ae tet last April his brain began ae ie road een ae Ww ended at the man-) McDonald, 3635 Joslyn » |hemorrhaging, | This was revealed in a! "|X p : , | He was rushed back to the hos. Wine |: er where lay the/Rd. was walking alone [pital and hovered neawtieath tor| Pore rade i nchare x " ' ontene Ppa em down the shoulder of E. . days, internal bleeding still, » a University o fe) E TYiw 1
wee ot ne pasenipuags but pe California economist hired _ standing at His ie ig? my ° when be
hospi eave {he by the Legislature, County ee an aren ace hein —— Plan Commission Highway op ee Mae ee ports, a speeding automo- Engineer Robert A. Larson “prayed and WOT-'pile with one headlight out | IZorr e a said today. >, shiped: Him. Then struck Wellington from be- | Oakland road needs are “con- WW they gave Him hind | i ° siderably higher than in other gifts they haqune. : | TIDINGS OF JOY — Dougias C. Treasis, tem- employes hired this year to tatp distress hat. Ing f 0 counties with similar traffic and Pore bought with them! ee we ie ae i : — . {population characteristics, said a@taein, from the East.jded ses! “sat ee) Gel eee porary Pontiac mail carrier, hoists a bulging | is expected to be the largest flood of yuletide
: sack of letters, cards and publications to his Wellington, came stop, mail in area postal history. Employes at the ngt to a stop, and
immediately left at a high rate of Caspar brought
Him gold, for the )
te", .
‘Zettel, and “because of rapidly
Body of MSU Student accumulating traffic deficiencies
shoulder in a typical pre-Christmas scene at the main office and branch stations aye currently F is in recent years. any formul 5Y Lagi Bie aes 0% : ; years, any a that) 2) \°7%), (Osy)"* 5 \F- man material speed. city’s busy post office. Treasis, a student at working on an extended schedule to handle the ound’ in Heat Duct i vice fairly well to all other (ce gs. 27 ‘ies \ Ea, things. wellhicid
A general description of the ve-
hicle was sent to all law enferce-
| ment agencies in Oakland Michigan State University, is among temporary record business. by Stepfather counties is bound to leave Oakland
with a large surplus of needs”
Although the bizarre death Sat-,°V€T incoming money. precious. Melchior
gave Him frankin-
THE STAR IN THE EAST
Unusual Gifts Answer to Problem
of Giving to Ones With ‘Everything’
By JANET ODELL
“But she—or he—has just every-
thing, What can I vet for a pres-
ent?” We've all been in that spot.
The unusual gift is the only an-
ewer in such a case. May we offer
a suggestion or two?
A local florist is showing a vari-
ety of glass jars filled with squaw-
berry plants, The bright red ber-
ries on the plants are just the thing for Christmas; and the at-|
tractive terrariums will be a
thoughtful reminder long after-
wards,
Handsome
made of gilded wood are un-
| usaal Christmas gifts, Some are
merely ornamental, others are
candle holders,
How about a clock? At long
ast, clock makers, says a jeweler, wall decorations
have awakened to the fact that
ey, ~ Tekocics are an important part of
Second Lottery jim esnsst"ssad
Vote Tomorrow U.N. Delegations Agree’
to Settle Security Seat
Choice on Lucky. Draw
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @
U.N, diplomats were generally
plan. | ; This is the last issue holding up *tt we also saw a handsome
adjournment of the 1955 General
Assembly. Thirty-five ballots have
been taken in the marathon contest
between Yugoslavia and the Phil-
ippines,
The lottery plan failed Friday
fn Its first test when Yugoslavia
fell six votes short of the number
needed for election. The Yugo-
glav delegation had won a draw.
A gentlemen's agreement called:
for the draw winner to serve the
first year of the term. The loser
would then be elected as a replace-
ment.
While some delegates awaited
instructions from home, both spon-
sors and opponents of the lottery plan said it would go through when the resumes voting.
A Soviet source said his delega-
From Early American to strictly
modern, in any kind of case, any
color, you can find a clock to
please you and the person receiv-
it, .
Why not present a copy of the
Saturday Evening Post Treasury
to a favorite friend? This book as-
sembles much of the best material
appearing in that magazine over
a long: period of time. \
one’s Christmas present, At the
same store where we saw this
plastic ice bucket,
Detroit Publishers,
Pressmen to Confer \which she was born,
Mercury.to.Dip__,
All Over State
| Winter Season No woman ever has too many
purses. Present her with a brown
felt tote bag decorated with a nee-
dlepoint and beaded horse, and
she'll show it proudly to everyone.
Maybe she doesn't believe in as-
trology. But she'll love getting
and wearing a silver pin designed
with the sign of the Zodiac under
Near Zero Predicted
to Herald Arrival of | waist had cut off his breath, caus-
Winter. which is not due to ar-
rive officially until Thursday, is
plummeting to zero readings.
The Weather Bureau has alerted
the entire eastern half of the na-
tion to brace itself for sharply
falling ,temperatures which will
plunge below zero from southeast
Ohio through New York.
Winds will diminish tonight with
DETROIT, w—A__ strike — which:
has closed Detroit's three metro-
politan daily newspapers dragged
meeting scheduled between the De-|
Strike, the ste rs. |
The association, which repre-;
eight unions whose contracts have.
expired. tion still felt the plan was highly
frregular and a violation of the)
UN, charter, but he conceded that)
tt would be approved. the pressmen.; There also was a. troit Newspaper Publishers Assn. |17,
and the only union officially onywas 18.
Already the bitter cold has,
clamped itself on the north cen- Ann Switzer, was away from home
sents the morning Free Press and tral states and near-zero readings Working all morning, deputies said.
afternoon News and Times, was were common northward of a line) Lockwood's mother, Mrs. Mary to meet, however, with another of reaching through northern Illinois, expected to_hit from zero to four
above. A distinctive carving set in aM scheduled to blast its way into
agreed today that the deadlock Itricately designed case comes po,
over a Security Council seat will) from the Far East to be some- |
be settled tomorrow by a lottery
clearing skies, but the mercury is, who pulled Lockwood’s body from urday of a White Lake Township
college freshman has tentatively
been ruled a suicide, the investi-
gation will be continued, Oakland
County Undersheriff Elmer Mc-
Quern said today.
The body of 18-year-old Robert
E. Lockwood was found in his
home early Saturday afternoon by
his stepfather, Kenneth Switzer.
undergarments,
half-inch rope tied around his
waist was attached to a stair
‘performed an autopsy on
|youth, said the rope around his
ing death by suffocation. Analysis
jet stomach contents and body tis-
sue is not yet complete.
Oakland County Prosecutor
, Frederick C. Ziem, who investi-
gated the case with Sheriff Frank
Irons. detectives and deputies,|
tiac and the rest of the state said the suicide theory is pre-
tonight sending temperatures ferred because Lockwood es-|
\tionably died in the cold-air duct, land his body was unmarked.
“Even supposing someone
could have pushed him down
struggie.”’ :
White Lake Township firemen
,the duct said it was_ still warm
(when they arrived, but their in-|
The prediction for tomorrow is halator failed to revive the youth.|
partly cloudy and cold with a high Switzer told deputies he had last
into its 19th day today, with no from 11 to 15 degrees. The lowest seen Lockwood at 9:40 a.m., when
temperature preceding 8 a.m. was he left the house to go to Pontiac.
The temperature at 2 p.m.|He found the body when he re-
turned at 12:30, he said.
Lockwood's mothex, Mrs. Mary
Ann, Switzer, was away from |
Zettel recommended a formu-
la for distribution of highway
funds which would provide other
counties with sufficient funds to
bring roads up to standard with-
in 15 years,
The same formula,
span, Zettel stated.
care of Oakland, he explained.
county might be expanded al
ing State Highway Depart
nent
in
a3 %
Old Newsboys Adding
Results of Street Drive;
Hope for $6,000
Success in the city’s annual Good-
fellow Drive was predicted today,
as returns from the annual sale
Saturday of the Pontiac Press’
Goodfellow Edition were counted
by members of the Metropolitan
Club. :
Police Sgt. Walter A. Baerwolf,
chairman of the club's welfare
committee, said that individual do-
nations are still being received to
add to funds raised Saturday.
The club hopes to raise at least
$6,000 by Christmas-time, in order
to provide 150 needy city families
with holiday baskets
About half of the money wil! be
used to carry on welfare activities
southern Iowa and southern Ne- home working all morsing, depe- /¢Xt year, Sgt. Baerwolf said,
braska.
nforning to discover a 31 degrees
ibargaining meeting scheduled be- below zero for the nation’s lowest
The Assembly was in recess to-tween the Free Press and the reading. _
day for further private talks.
Labor Daily Moves
BETTENDORF, Iowa (INS) — Labor's Daily, the nation’s only
Towa—without missing an issue. Detroit Newspaper Guild, which’
répresents editorial. advertising
and circulation employes. °
Between them the three dailies
employ 4,500 and have a combined
daily.
The publishers and stereotypers
have agreed on all contract terms
'except wages.
No Gentlemen There?
CHICAGO (INS) — A Christmas
party in a Chicago hotel left Mrs.
jcirculation of around 1,400,000/ Vivian Eller cold. Her $5,000 mink
coat disappeared from a rack and
she was forced to brave sub-freez-
ing weather in a strapless evening
gown. A 2:30 p.m. session was set with Bemidji, Minn.. woke up this, | thes said. |
Switzer said today his stepson
had not been ill or depressed, but,
that he had been disappointed at)
not being able to go to the Rose
Bowl game in California with other Policeman Crashes Auto
Driving Man to Station
DETROIT, (INS) — Patrolman
John Pedrie saw Buster L. Go’
MSU students.
,said Lockwood's grades should
‘have caused undue worrying.
“He flunked one course in mathe-|
matics, but his other marks were
all right,”’ Linton said. ‘‘He had an eareen his car around a corner i
Robert S. Linton, MSU pied Detroit and stopped him.
crashed the auto into the rear of
fanother car. The officer said: “You've been
\drinking. Move over and I'll drive for Christmas Baskets
to the police station. If you keep
on, you'll have an accident.”
En route to the station, Pedrie
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a, pees sparkplug the soup and a ham
— ie 'I drank about 15 glasses of milk.
ae “NC Then a sheriff's deputy drove him
Figuring Y to Yuma.
te or thes ie mace “I guess I was feeling pretty
he followed the old pilot's rule|#d by then. I took two hot baths
staying with a downed craft so" a cold one and finally .got to
p could be spotted more easily, he bed. Five and a half days without
started walking. * \tood or water are pretty rough.’
He tollowed
‘soathe foes wwe caure beni So, They Can't Spell
Leon Sherard called the attention however,
would leave Wakland $64,500,000
short at the end of the 15-year
No formula generally adequate
over the state will suitably take
to spend more of its money
fellow Sale
Appears Success cense, a fragrance,
which stands for the thoughts we have in our minds.
And Balthazzar’s present was myrrh, a bitter gum,
representing the sorrows we all must face. In those
days, gold and frankincense and myrrh were rare and
valuable, truly the gifts of kings.
Of course, Mary was astonished when these impor-
tant men came and knelt down before her baby, just as
she had been when the shepherds came and told her
their story. But in her heart she was certain that her
baby had a wonderful! mission in the world.
mind, quite different thoughts were goin
mind of King Herod back in Jerusalem.
his throne?
(Copyright 1955, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.)
Tomorrow: Marco Polo's Story.
"Blizzards Rock (Cp Ni orthern Europe: German Part les
Win Saar Vote Fog Hits Britain
Coalition Ousts French. LONDON uw — The first savage
blizzards of winter raged over
Parliamentary Majority
in Step for Reunion
northern Europe today. killing at
least eight and bringing biting
frosts and choking fog from Lon-
'don to Helsinki.
| Five persons died of the cold in
‘Scandinavia. Three perished in voters of the strategic Saar Valley
eon Hie gre nobis and took another long stride yesterday
slipped on ice-encrusted roads, ‘0W8rd reunion with West Ger- imany.
.. Eight chips were trapped by ice | The German-speaking Saarland- | Packs in the Gulf of Bothnia be- |... 00 4 per cent of those eligible | tween Sweden and Finland | Se ° ‘to vote—turned out to elect a Par-
' Helicopters took off from a base liament dominated by three big
near Helsinki to aid the 14-man pro-German parties.
crew of the tiny British freighter’ The three groups, the Christian
Judith Mary, stuck tight with her Democrats, the Democratic party
thull crushed in ice floes in the and the German Socialist party,
|Guulf of Finland, but were beaten:are pledged as a coalition to make.
‘back by foul weather. this 991-square-mile frontier indus-|
| Choking yellow fog blacked out trial basin the 10th state in the
‘most of Britain after the cold Bonn Republic. Loe
ibrought snow and sleet to high)
|ground and left a coating of white! Pig oat, ae = > er
frost over the south. The tempera-| ; .
ss dropped to 25 degrees in Lon-| Their jubilation was tempered,
‘don, however, by their failure to win,
The fog closed in London air-'7 per cent of the vote—required
port. Traffic along the Thames to permit them to scrap the Saar’s! ‘River also was disrupted. autonomous constitution immedi-|
| In contrast, residents of Vienna ately. They won 33 of the 50 seats. |
walked coatless in springlike 5 short of their goal.
While these thoughts were passing through Mary’s
ng through the
at could he
do, he asked himself, to prevent this child from ad Authoriti¢s im | County, The car was described
as a 1954 or 1955 Ford,
The right front fender probably is
smashed because of the accident,
police said, and the left front head.
light is out.
Wellington was hit a few blocks
away from the Joslyn road home
of his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Yar-
brough, where he was visiting. She
said that he was on his way home
when the accident ha
summoned
Police said that Wellington is
sixteenth person to
jured in Pontiac this
'dead, set in 1950.
With the prospect of dangerous
(Continued on Page 14, Col. 2)
Kavanagh Receives
LANSING (INS)—Michigan At-
torney General Thomas M. Kav-
anagh is once again in danger of
losing his driver's license,
Already on six months’ probation
for three speeding tickets in 18
months, Kavanagh was ticketed suararvecken, sar — Fourth Driving Ticket —
Saturday in- Lansing for unsafe —
driving following an accident,
Kavanagh will have a hearing
before Secretary of State James
M. Hare. Hare said the attorney
general will have to ‘plead a good .
case" if he wants to keep his li-
cense.
Kavanagh was driving a state
car Saturday when he and another
motorist, Roy W, Armstrong, were
unable to stop at an icy intersec-
tion at the bottom of a hill. They
said their cars skidded and col-
lided at a slow speed. Neither man
was hurt.
Armstrong also received an unm
safe driving ticket,
weather, with newspapers ‘eatur-
Name Tuesday Deadline
Tomorrow--ts the deadline for
submitting names of needy fam-
‘ilies who would benefit from
Christmas baskets to the Salvation
Army, Senior Capt. Magnus A.
Michaelsen said today.
The local SA is acting as a clear-
ing house checking all names to
make certain only families with
a real. need will receive baskets ideas.
GM President Harlow H.
They gave him the water—then
sandwich, ‘‘and
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (INS) -— Mrs. and none will be overlooked. All
requests must be in by tomorrow Motorama in New York Jan. Curtice said there are no
\plans to put the new Firebird into production. He said
it will be shown publicly for the first time at the GM
19-24. ‘
to allow time for investigation,
Michaelsen explained. bird “a report to the public;
on our progress in gas tur-
development.” Here’s
what the “report” con-
tains:
1, The first car body of light-
weight, tough titanium. ,
2. A whirlfire gas turbine en-
gine that generates more than 200,
horsepower. by burning kerosene,
starts in 10 seconds, is quieter!
than most of today’s piston engines
and has an exhaust temperature of
300 degrees described ag “‘pleas-
antly warm.” Piston engine ex-
haust temperatures range -— READ THE ADS | =
: ® 1,000 mavens: ® if | af Curtice called the Fire-+
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_agh eesti i ! ti touintectyspns GV! Unveils Its Firebird II,
Gas Turbine Car of Future
DETROIT (INS) —General Motors today unveiled
what could be America’s car of tomorrow: The Firebird
II, an experimental gas turbine four-passenger family
job as sleek as a jet and bulging with new automotive
Two 4 » 6 j
EMBER 19, 1955
+ 1Missonars PeD = Biman leave Red Ching ommtssioners to Face
Decision on Insurance — Presbyterian Churchman BIRMINGHAM — Summarizing, recently taken in, are William L.
fe Ww d group insurance rates and cover-|Troutfetter, Buck Sullivan, George
and Wi ere Hel ages in a brief letter. aaa Jeffers, George W. Mullin,
f Fiv rs study that straightened out the/Arch H. Copeland and Gilbert C,
* e Yea | confusion of two weeks ago for, McCumman. Tonight will be the
: . ; City Commissioners, City Manager jfirst meeting, when members en-
HONG KONG ww — US eo. C. Egbert fs asking that the/tertain their wives for a musical
Cross officials say they expect Ry.|company currently in service be|program and dinner at Commu-
and Mrs. Homer V. Bradshaw, ti : | nity House. : aye A, e mayor's advisory com- + * @ American saimetonat “ being as mittee on insurance agreeing, aC- “The Story and the Tree” was
leased by the Chinese Communists, cording to Egbert, the Aetna plan the pageant presented at Em-
to eross the Hong Kong border would save money and be more’ bury Methodist’ Church yester-
a eee oe Rag Sars din Go| ye ioe oe reels rap | Ose! EENeG, | an ram, Earlier in ae Cvs spokesman in Wash-) 4 revision from the present plan the day, younger classes gave a
ra Gone = — “a Tes iS suggested by Egbert. however. program.
Oss Nad advised it woulc <3 ] * .
deliver the couple to U.S authori-! _ The plan, Egbert contemplates, —
ties ete eat this sppercody nue is that the “city participation | Open house for college students
dae to a confision in the time Wil be maintained at or near is planned by the First Congrega-
nce belween Hong Kong, ene and one-quarter per cent of | ional Church for Dec. 28. Colle-
and the United States ' payroll and the benefits be lim- gians and Pilgrim Fellowship mem.
ae aah i : iat ited accordingly. |bers will meet at the parsonage
Beth Dr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, lat 3:3 :
hatives of Pittsburgh, Pa. have Cost comparisons showed little +2 aa
been reported in ill health. The ‘difference between companies, he) Red Cross asked for a U.S. Air Points out. But i city employes vere held yesterday at Our Shep-
Foree hospital plane to fly the ‘Ting or leaving the city €™-\nerq Lutheran Church with the
couple to Manila for treatment ?!0Y. oe plan allows the em '500 members of the new church's
ater an overnight checkup at a Ployes fo retain their coverage. | sunday School participating in, aft- hospital here. The Blue Crutch sale on‘Jan. 7 x A anl\(canlolevenion .
to earn March of Dimes funds ©7000" = &- ; Oficials—added that —beeaise—of- ventt tace-commission-approvai_to-—_Similar schedule of two pro- their health, they might not be night. Pride of Oakland Rebekah 8™@™5 took place at Lutheran
able te talk to newsmen on arnval.|| -4.. ~ our Church of the Redeemer. That
: . eee ¢ na Eodge No a8 wishes to ee = Church has duplicate candlelight < oe He Suelo sale aS part of a state project. °
byterian Church about 1927 and has! TO PETITION
been there since except for a brief} Lewis K. Marshall, 569 Pierce, | =e
rest at home in the mid-30s and|and Lawrence E. Nelson, 545, South Africa has a liquor price:
Army service in World War II} Pierce, are petitioning city fathers, War.
Mrs. Bradshaw is a registered | tonight to change their home al, =
nurse and dietitian . ie business zoning, contending that)
MG the parking lot opposite them |
The Bradshaws were arrested by| changes the character of their
the Chinese Reds in Kwangtung) property.
province in March 1951 and im-| . ined
prisoned in Canton. Later, because, Comm a mari law! opri-
of her health, she was put under, 8¢¢ $58 for a three years’ sup- a | ply of gold pins for employe :
; _ | Service recognition awards, part /§ 7 4o, No charges were ever announced! f Ne | of the city’s personnel program. | against the couple but presumably | The city will give 74 in 1955, 19
they were accused of spying, the| -
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Two special Christmas programs *
mas eve, at 9:30 and 11:30 p.m.)
"WESTERN GIFTS for ‘Little COWPOKES’
>’ | im 1956, and 29 im 1957 under | usyal charge against ee the plan, according to Assistant |
p f D th | City Manager Dana —|
| dr. |
‘On lac Veains Parking lot considerations will
. — face the commission tonight, with|
David H. Lalone s recommendation that
_| “lot A” be studied closely before David H. LaLone, 67. of 1035) format hearing on the necessity
Oakland Ave. died suddenly Sat-' tor a jot in the northeast quad-
urday in St. Joseph Mercy Hos-! pant of the city. The lot is in the
pita | block bounded by Hamilton, Park, | Born in Isabella County on July | Oakland and Ferndale, and con-' Boys’ on Girls’ Styles
21, 1888, he was the son of John’ tains 59,618 square feet. The land!
and Delena LaFrombois LaLone.| would cost $133,000, with construc- |
He has been a resident of the city| tion of the lot estimated at $40,-|
for 35 years and was a retired well|000, less engineering, legal fees f WASHABLE TWILL
Cowboy Outfits
driller. He Sores Eva Croup in| and cost of parking meters, Egbert TWO PIECE 95
Pontiac in says,
Surviving besides his wife ea =e Eva, “are five chi ; Claude La-| Badly beaten by two youths who! © ee en cones: 4
Lone of Pontiac, Mrs. David Walk-| were have planned to ; 7
eg of Ortonville, Maxwell Taylor |“zet him” for three weeks, James
of Fiint. John Taylor of Toledo, | Williams, 6721 Mark Court, drove land carol services set for Christ- &
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(Chamber Names Five|T’Pike Officols Study Financing Plan Progress { iF hd 4
to Board Positions | tm michigan Turnpike authority ¥ ‘was scheduled to meet at 1:30 p.
The election of five to directors'|m. today in Ann Arbor to discuss
positions on the board of the Pon- progress toward financing the pro-
tiac Chamber of Commerce was P0S¢d 113-mile Rockwood to Sag:
announced this morning by Man" carngiie. ‘ eee Rone jorning Sy Man-\ A report on progress in working
|ager Robert &. Clair. out engineering problems existing The officials include Bernard W.jalong the route plus a review of
Crandell, of the General Motors|the recent State Supreme Court
Truck & Coach Division; Frank §,{decision. validating the turnpike
Lyndall, of the Sears Roebuck &jact weré also slated.
Guar-|ing supermarkets’’ mounted on
anty Co.; and Dr. George N.|five-ton trucks have started street-
Petroff, local physician. corner selling in Istanbul. They
Each will serve a term of three|aim to bring food to housewives’
years on the 15-member board. Of-| doorsteps at lower cost.
ficers for 1956 will be elected at | ——— the group's first’ meeting next!
month, St. Clair said. |
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The first 2» of Turkey’s “travel- a inds Rin|Court Martial Acquits _|Rictare L. Culbert, Kinane Gly, Hurricane Winds Rip Gis of Red Zone Brawl [which led to their arrest by Com- munist East German police a
their subsequent release by the
Russians,
Mining is West Germany's BERLIN ® — A six-man U. S.
Army court acquitted two Ameri-
can privates today of disorderly
conduct charges based on their ar- most
rest in the Soviet sector of Berlin. hazardous industry, with 4,984 coal
The court ruled that Willie J.|miners killed since 1947, Bonn re- Holden, Poplarville, Miss., and’ ports. San Francisco Area
jtelevision stations closed by a
storm with gusts howling up to 60
— throughout the San
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Every good little youngster. wants this sbft
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Ohio, and Mrs. Ray Burger of home after the assault behind the
Chigago, IM Also surviving are|Birmingham Theater Saturday
six brothers and sisters; Mrs.|night. ol
Nora Ashton, Mrs. Rose Fair- treated by his
brother, Mrs. Raymond Meade, — . FS,
Frank LaLone, Fred LaLone. all] ther, R. C. Willams, reported of Pontiac, Leo LaLone of Shep- the beating to police,
14 grandchildren and 3 great
will be at 11 a.m. Tues-
day from St. Michaels Church
with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
There will be a recitation of the
planning the beating. Ld . ™
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Rosary this evening at 8 p.m. at
eng
the’ Voorheis-Siple Funeral Home _New members of soe! Wath
Herry Lee Light
Harry Lee Light, 49, of 4 Fen-
eley Ct., died suddenly Friday.
Born in Winchester, Virginia on
June 30, 1906, he was the son of
Katherine O'Rourke Preese. He
married Verna Sterns in 1927.
He has been a resident of the
| elty for 28 years.
He is survived by his wife
Verna, his mother Katherine, a
daughter, Jacqueline Botten of
Lansing, a sister Mrs. Mary Jane
Reed of Detroit and one grand-
child.
Funeral will be at 10 a.m.
Wednesday from St. Vincent Del]
Paul Church with burial following
‘in Mt. Hope Cemetery. There will
be a recitation of the Rosary at 8
p.m. Tuesday evening from the/
Brace-Smith Funeral Home. }
Sarah Hanno Rohr
Mrs. Howard (Sarah Hanna)
Rohr, 59, of 80 Putnam St., died:
yesterday after many years of il)’
The finest HAND WARMER at
@ reduced price. ideal gift for
Pontiac and Mryana Light sportsman, nmewsboy, postman,
t bome, Also surviving are five
brothers and sisters; Rumséy
Light, James Light, Mrs. Mary
Willams, Mrs. Hilda Royston and
Mrs, Evelyn Mills, all of Virginia. |
Funeral will be at 10 am. to,
morrow from the Pursley Funeral
Home with the Rev. Robert Garner
officiating. Burial will follow in
Sain Cemetery. Galaga health. J rarmers “nee "to $77 ae Born in Toledo, Uhio on Sep | S¢f,, clothing. Now William J. Preese ember 30, 186 the was Gel oo daughter of Walfer and Maude
Coad Watson. She married Howard
Rohr in Monrée and has been a|
an illness of 14 weeks. resident of the city for 15 years. |
Born in Jackson on April 35, | She is survived by seven chil-| >
1900, he was the son of Harry and dren; Mrs. Laurel Prekop, How- | PRICE SLASH William J. Preese, 35, of 79
Bloomfield Terrace, died yesterday
in St, Joseph Mercy Hospital after
SPORTS Dept. —ind
a ————jard Rohr Jr. and Richard Rohr,
6 all of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Verna
The Weather \Kking of Pontiac, Mrs. Roslyn
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Mostly Bunker of Pontiac, John Rohr of
, windy snG cod with snow far-iNew Jersey and Gene Rohr of|
Nes Ol en Gatelsniag-eteos “te.|Lambertsville. Also surviving are,
low rere te 4 above. Tomorrew. five brothers and sisters: Walter
Watson, Ronald Watson, Mrs.! ‘ily cloudy and cold, high 11-15 above.|
i |Leila Gibbs, Mrs. Edna Hirsch and ly winds 20-80 m.pb. dimin-|
tonight.
; — |
Today in Pontine ‘Mrs, Martha Beeler, all of Toledo, __ Lowest temperature preceding 8 am Ohio. . |
pit 8 om, Mind, velocity 28-30 mph) Funeral will be at 3 p.m.|
gun sets Monday at |Wednesday from the Huntoon Fu-'
rh T $:02 pm
7.37 a oan jens Tuceday at ee _* ineral Home with burial in White
Moen rises Tuesday at 11:23 am’ ‘Chapel Cemetery | Choice of Entire Stock
Downtown Temperatures . QUILTED SATIN
fem Bm 2 Harry Sturgis |
Sabo TPE. nary sures 24 ot ns routs! Comforters w ioe Ne St., died Saturday after an illness.
Senéay in Pontiac of five years.
nat oun Born in Pontiac on March 27, 100% Wool Filled
joven, wmeweran “1 gg} 1921, he was the son of Lewis and |
her Oel Adda Robinson St One Low Price urgis.
Surviving are six brothers and,
sisters; Mrs. Bertha Taylor, Mrs. |
Christina Laschinsky, Harold Stur- | gis, Grover Sturgis, ali of Pontiac, |
Mrs. Velda Ferguson of Algonac
and Ray Sturgis in Korea.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m. to-. $94
fy "s Temperatere Chart Maker's price-tagse up to % Lee A s¢ 4¢,morrow from the Pursley Funeral, ake: Pp ig >. *
& ie ‘Marquette 3% {Home with the Rev. L. H. Howison Son ee een 7 * Mire “is Paes will follow 2 os ag
tikes at | ee - % 32' A customs agreement has been
se a Siare is 5/signed by Thailand and Laos, in|
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STACKMASTER
Parts Cabinet
$8.95 6*8
Value
_ 24 Drawers—As Shown
drawer cabinets with ‘Lok-Tab’
be permanently
linked together. Perfect for storage \
of small parts in home, shop, office, ICAN
etc.
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A new set spiced with excitement «
minictures of Toilet Water, Body
Sechet ond Bubbling Bath Crystals,
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Gressed up in a striking gift box of
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SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC 1. <
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SUNBEAM Automatic
Cooker & Deep Fryer BULOVA “23”
Reg. $75.00 23 j—Waterproot
5% Pius Tax W/Trade
Attention—Gift Buyers. Any old
watch bas « big cash trade-in
allowance ... no need to
bring it with you, we'll wait
Newest 1955 Model-!1
SUNBEAM Automatic
_ Mixmaster
until after Christmas. $24.50 37 $47.50 Value
; us 55
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Cash and Bond Box 31.19 Value box
dependable, accurate time-piece with character imprinted on dial.face. Choice of Dav;
= Cc ett, Mickey Mouse or
Christmas Gift. (Plus 10% Fed.
Heavy Gauge Steel—Chrome Top and Doors
. ; + Real Wrist Watch for Y wers | 2-SLICE
Parts Cabinet | © DAVY CROCKETT @MICKEY ircraic | OaSter $6.95 85 MOUSE @ SNOW WHITE : Value e GENE AUTRY @ DICK TRACY Regular $ 8 8
Heavy gauge steel cabinets with Children’s Character $3.95 T 4 drawers. Each drawer has 12 } alue .
Styled as pictured, 2-slice toaster with flip-
flop doors. UL approved, heavy. steel toaster
with chrome plate top and doors, (Cord
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Speedy—Lightweight—Comfortable Ironing
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Speak: for Yourself fr. Colin Beditlo Neversets. =e] of 478,059 Refused _[Depertment eiminisretr of soos Williams Freshmen’ Send acts decided to ty to rae money Shop SIMMS f
MEXICO CITY w — An attyac- an « - ae ialmalagie Passports on Red Ties Of the total number of applica-|Adviser Home to Hawaii collection brought enough money | SAVINGS on GI es aetna euros 0. creme t own cars NEW YORK —The New York tions from Jan, 1 to Oct, 31, the WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. » — for a coach trip and Yee's frater-}
young school te as taxis during the Christmas rush : story said, 3,955 of 4,356 were not inity added enough more for a first
- €o City’s first woman taxicab driv- Celia dri ”“ 1948 : nalegp gitar os cle 13 peli granted for technical reasons — in- |Duane S. T. Yee, 19, is going home| cjass round trip. BARGAINS
ves a model. , icants for |sutticient data or failure to pro-|to Honolulu for the holidays be-| Yee took off Sunday from |
passports have been turned down) vide the required fee. Of the 401 cause his fellow students at Wil-|Idlewild airport in New York for ALORE Let "Em‘ Enjoy Skating Young— on ground of Communist a ffilia-|remaining cases, McLeod was'liams College have the Christmas| three weeks.
tions during the first 10 months of quoted as saying, only 13 were re- (spirit. —————— |
o LEATH ER SHOE 1955. fused for Communist reasons. Yee, a junior, is a freshman ad-| A drought has cut India’s mano ON EVERY FLOOR!
_In a Washington dispatch bylined viser. Some of his freshm: crop. by James E. Warner, the newspa-| Four new projects in France call - en oe
per said the figures were disclosed| for the use of $15,500,000" worth | PRM MBM DD De De DDD DDR DeDi De De De De DB: By De De De De De De De De De Dr De
yesterday by Scott McLeod, State! of pipe. |
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Beginner’s Style
Ice Skates, Extra Shopping Hours . . . Extra
Salespersons .. . Extra Values .
all found at Simms to make your
gift shopping easier. Open every
nite ‘tl 10 p.m,
Bis Selection of CANDY & TOBACCO GIFTS
tung POUND BOX
4Santa
§ Chocolates: ; Gift wrapped box
DOUBLE RUNNERS
Teaches the average
child how to ice skate
safely in a few min-
utes. Black leather for
boys—white for girls.
The Perfect Gift for the Beginning Photographer
KODAK BROWNIE
Holiday Camera eh 88
Ideal camera gift for the
young beginner in picture-
taking. Takes 8 pictures on
low cost 127 film.
Children’s
Strap-On Style
4 Ramer SKATES |
nt OTs Rustproof steel, adjust-
Gace from 512 to 8
inches:-teather straps.
| Shoe Dept. —Basement Oe:
ian MOUgats, caramels, “
and milk choco-
lates. Full pound
bax
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Famous NEW ENGLAND .
CREAM CHOCOLATES
~~ 2 POUND — 5 | 39 2 pound box of as- a
sorted creams hi
4 POUND NY Big 4 pound box of . beg assorted creams \:
Famous SISCO HAMILTON
“Assorted CHOCOLATES 5 POUND 2. 39
Big 5 pounds box of
assorted chocolates. ;
Precision Imported Sets
_! ~~ Beautiful 6-Inch Size Manicure Sets
Kodak mowme | Hand Mirrors Jour age J
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Heligg|| {| Flosh Outfit = Flesh Camera | %. QM ferme — sysof fy cow ties Fo ait qi } = - $18.60 87 : $11.50 99 F trend Case i Hard Candy Stocking
ae. | Value Value ae ats sek Imported sets complete with @ | In Jar 8-Inch Size
Everyone in Your Family Wants §| eres leather case. | ,
Samsonite L elegy renga Ray - ceeserecerereserecenrssrors§ 49 10: gua eries. asi ‘Ss i wi as unit, ig
| and film. in gift pack. Jor or black and white. t ell for $2 | ni e uggage nm gift pac = oO = t i Made O S O ; 3 2% Pound by cabot a>: 12-Inch - |
, aa 12 TRAYS Yo" FREE Look at Simms Price § SER siocting 2D" f; - = $17.88 4-Piece — Clear Glass : te 45° |
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Brillant 300-Watt (7 ~ | TDC Projector AUTOMATIC Changer,
$73.38 80; Value 4 Atomizer Sets | For Colognes =...
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OR SISTER OR BROTHER
In Choice of Colors In Choice of Colors
Wardrobe ...... $25.00 | Pullman Case .. $27.50 § ¥
} Personal O'Nite. $17.50 | Quick Tripper. . $19.50 Train Case ..... $17.50 | Two Suiter..... $25.00 ¢ |
! Be Sh pres gars Salas Re fer years. prices plus tax
SMOKERS’ SPECIALS ave on Nationally Famous = ol
BOXED CIGARS a Hav-A-Sweet Cigars ..25 im box $1.25 In Laggage Type Case
perscin ¥8 = ANSCO FLEX
Camera Outfit
98 North No More Double.Exposures with
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, 't KODAK BROWNIE : Ideal Gift —Now | ett : 4 , ; 8mm Movie Camera . 6. ET AR | Beautiful powder boxes that play twinkling ¥
87 e , | melodies when cover i. off. Many designs, & omnes Brands
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| Model 2 : rr : res | ma er | ,
| With 2.7 lens. Easy to operate ° ha ° 5% ‘ ooo Empire “My Lady”
| Regular $1.20 Value If yet professional movies are the $ : ‘tea INYLON results. $ Compare with @e Genuine a a
Sylvania Press 25 white bulbs with F1.9 Movie Camera $ 87 @ $5.00 bags. $ leather with ore : = ap sp ££. =f 2hs a nw. aoe 1
famous ‘Biue-Dot’ for ‘Shur-Shots.' $46.75 Value .......... 39 e @ front pocket.
7 . Full carton of 10 bulbs at this low :
price for Tonite and Tussi only. Give YOUR MOVIES a Professional Touch with a 4
‘ Mansfield Deluxe I TissUE BOK Now! SAVE ON TTS cae Movie Editor pe 89°
Sizes for Low Price Cameras $49.50
Ideal Christmas gift. Panel glass ra
KODACOLOR FILMS|| ‘~~ wer ever M a Ls
@ 620 @ 120 @ 127 odel thing -of beaut Mosse’ 19°. ie $122 |
Medel 16 on. 86c | BRIAR PIPES ‘ft Union Leader. .14 os. 78¢ ue
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havea tees $10.40 $7.79
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Kodak Pony 35mm camera, ‘ . |
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for anyone on your list. .
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er Claim y STEWART-GLENN COMPANY ... QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS SINCE 1917!
| Settled . 7 YN “ae : i f ae ee ~ J » F ee “ee ¥ od 5 - ER err ‘ ay ‘ cae: a ] F i : a ‘aaa S) ie i se i ‘ ~ ~ ‘ = r ’ Fs os j é . ag co # y 4 sig Son
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| | Open Eveni | z TO RELAX AND ¢ Pp enings ok ! BE COMFORTABLE “til 9 P.M. i tf | st ro 1s! i . - eo ‘ | | | _- ( &) Bankruptcy Settlement
of Defunct Auto Firm
CHICAGO w — Attorneys have
announced settlement of a multi-
million dollar claim against the #
defunct Tucker Corp. which was|
set up to build a radical new au-|
tomobile but never got any on the
market. |
In a complex wrangle over as-
sets and debts of the bankrupt
company, the government |
claimed $3,374,075 plus $1,275,000
which the Tucker Corp. had post-
ed as earnest money on an option
te buy a wartime plant,
Government attorneys interpret-|
ed the settlements as adding to:
2,275,000, ab
Genuine BARCALO with
SIX-WAY PILLOW
soe on-—Cloice of Colors Bat the attorney for trustees of
Tucker, Norman Nachman, said,
“Et is-preperly-a-one-million dollar
settlement of a $3,374,075 claim.”
He said the government had ap-!
plied the $1,275,000 in earnest mon-/|
ey to rent due the Reconstruction ®
Finance Corp. for the sprawling! #
West Side plant which was used 3
during World War II for manufac-;&
ture of aircraft engines.
ALL CLAIMS NOW SETTLED
Nachman said the settlement or-|%
der also disposed of “any further’ #
claim which the government may! 3
have against trustees for use or
Yeccupancy of the plant after the
company went into bankruptcy in
1948.”
The Tucker Corp.,, headed by
Preston Tucker of Ypsilanti,|§
Mi¢h., had a bankroll of more than |
28 million dollars from investors
when Tucker started his promotion
of a new car. He took over the
it costs so little
to give the one gift
games, parties
all fun and no fuss
he a ei we a
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The Perfect TV Lounge Chair
With Foam Rubber Cushion
It rocks and it swivels yet it is a beautifully t
styled lounge chair. A full 5” latex foam § 9” .
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oa sated comfort in the world 4 a choice of colors in smart new tweed cov- plant, used during the war by ers give it appearance for the finest homes. the Dodge division of the Chrysler
| Corp., in November, 1947,
When the Tucker outfit failed,
Tucker and other executives of
the company were charged with
fraud and were found innocent.
LAMPS! we =S%. See
a a Senate
heal In the settlement, the govern-|# J ‘The ‘Largest Showing J
ment got $1,275.000 which had been J : ot a ]
posted as earnest money. The \ ; see Our History— ; : 4 a :
remaining one million dollars, due 4 Lightolier Modern jas CK ' a
be a ond re apiece S ° t Rembrandt from the sale out of ! fe Se ae ure | amsoni e : All Leading Brands | &
tate's only tangible asset, Aircooled|# By far more lamps than we have ever shown. We have <i Motors, Inc., of Syracuse, N. Y.
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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CLRCULATIONS tee a
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1,
U.N. Gains Strength
With 16 New Members
December 15, 1955, undoubtedly
is one of the most historic dates in
the history of the United Nations.
Within a very short tume on that
day a nine year deadlock over new
members had been broken and 16
nations were admitted to U.N. mem-
bership, bringing the total to 76. All
this came about in cheering con-
trast to earlier proceedings in which
Nationalist China had vetoed the
admission of Outer Mongolia and
Russia had vetoed admission of a
dozen free nations.
There has been no clear statement
from the Russian side as to the rea-
sons for the reversal of Kremlin
policy. It has been construed in some
quarters, however, as an attempt to
escape the mounting indignation of
world opinion over Russia's abuse of
the veto.
That the admission of a dozen
_ free nations, headed by Italy,
Austria, Spain and Ireland was
an event of utmost importance,
was indicated by many dele-
gates. Ambassador Lopce spoke
for the United States when he
pointed out that the 12 new free
member nations will bring the
U.N. “much in civilization and
in wisdom.”
There was great disappointment
over inability to get Japan admitted
at this time. Present indications are
that the cases of Japan and Outer
Mongolia will be taken up in next
year’s Assembly session.
Regardless of what reasons
prompted Russia's last minute
policy shift, the United Nations
is the better and stronger for it.
In the fullest meaning of the
term these new member states
will help make it more nearly the
kind of world peace body its
—— Why It’s Hard to Sell
Our Surplus Farm Crops
1955
‘Pwo-of-the-biggest-problems-con-—
nected with sale of our farm crop
surpluses are finding buyers and
arranging terms they can or will
meet.
A perfect example of this recently
was furnished by Sweden. That
thrifty hard working country 1s
anxious to buy American livestock
feed to make up for the shortage re-
sulting from the 1955 drought there.
Dairy herds have had to be reduced
by slaughter and Swedish farmers
are looking around for some means
of getting this much needed feed.
* * *
On the surface it looked as
though a sale were sure to re-
sult, But like many other coun-
tries Sweden buys much more
from the United States than it
sells to us. Thus the Swedes
would have to find some other
way than trade to balance their
account with us.
Another difficulty revolves
around a provision of our law gov-
erning the sale of surplus commod-
ities. At least 50 per cent of any
surplus sold aboard has to be moved
in American ships, for the protection
of our shipping.
* * *
Thus to get this grain Sweden
not only would have to dig up
the dollars for the grain but for
freight as well though they
could move the stuff cheaper in
their own ships. The Swedes
May they can’t afford it.
/ This case illustrates graphically
‘why it is so difficult to move our
gress should. consider some tempo-
rary modification of the law which
might, make it possible for countries
like Sweden to ce part of these. Compulsory Voting?
It’s quite normal for the matter
of compulsory voting to core up for
discussion at least once before every
Presidential election.
The idea isn't new in the United
States. Early in our history voting —
was looked on not only as a priv-
flege but a duty. In fact, during
Colonial times, says the Seattle Mu-
nicipal News, compulsory voting was
the law in Plymouth, Virginia, Mary-
land, Delaware and North Carolina.
x * *
Later on constitutional
amendments providing for com-
pulsory voting if the state legis-
latures enacted enabling
statutes. were adopted by North
Dakota, Massachusetts and
Oregon. Nine other states have
had compulsory voting laws in-
troduced in their legislatures.
Only in Kansas City, Mo., how-
ever, has compulsory voting been
practiced since Colonial times. It
was continued there for six years
until it was ruled unconstitutional
by the Missouri Supreme Court.
We share the opinion of those
who believe that compulsory
voting probably is unconstitu-
tional although the U. S. Supreme
Court has never ruled on the
issue. It alse is our opinion that
the idea itself is repugnant to
the American temperament.
* * *
But this doesn’t alter the fact that
too often our turnouts at the polls
are 80 small that the need for edu-
cation on the value of the ballot is
painfully evident.
The Man About Town ,
White Christmas
Past Records Prove We
Usually Can Expect It
Credit: A good servant—but a
bad master,
Our chances for a white Christmas
are better than 50-50. according to the
weather watchers. After keeping tab on
the matter for 38 years.
Harvey Brackenberry
of Huron Gardens, says it hes been
white 26 times during that period, and
“got white” on the evening of three
others. Also.
Winston Thurman
of Drayton Plains has noticed that when
the officia! arrival of winter is later than
usual, we always have a white Christ-
mas. This year it doés not arrive until
10:12 on the morning of Dec. 22. He says
this snow is to be with us until after
the holiday.
Back from a Canadian trip,
Robert M. Critchfield
tells of seeing a football game in which
_the passer caught his own pass. —
One of Pontiac's first legitimate win-
ter tans is that of
Sta Whitfield,
which he accumulated in Puer'o Rico.
Two of our best known devotees of the
piscatorial art,
Harry M. Pryale and A. c. Girard,
are back from a bone fishing trip to the
Florida Keys.
Just over the line in Genesee
County, the Goodrich community
has voted 146 to 81, to incer-
porate as a village.
The Pontiac High School singers, under
the direction of
George H. Putnam,
did their usual good job of putting on a
concert for the Rotary Club.
Formerly a resident of Cass City,
Mrs. Jean Wilson,
now of Drayton Plains, phones me that
the Christmas decorations in her old
home town for many years have rivaled
anything else of the kind tn Michigan.
There no longer is any doubt with
Preston Mann
of Drvden about the value of newspaper
publicity. He had three dogs to give away,
and a four-line announcement brought
150 customers
Viebol Orcs go< Mrs. Cora Rogers
of 501 East Walton Blvd;
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens
of Oxford; fifty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary.
elghty-first
Mrs. Mary Irving
of Clyde; eighty-first birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine
of Oxford;
niversary
Mrs. Alice Sickelsteel
of North Branch: ninetieth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Yernor H. Crankshaw
of Hadley; golden wedding.
7 Mra Grant Almas
of Mariette; eightieth birthday, sixty-seventh wedding an- THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955
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David Lawrence Says:
“Yoo-Hoo! Oh Mister Santy Claus!”
‘Communism Is Opposite to Liberalism,’—
Proclaims AFL-CIO President Meany WASHINGTON—An address was
delivered the other day that should
have been printed in every news-
paper in every country in the
world.
* ¢
Tt was made by George Meany
president of the newly merged
AFL-CIO and reflects better than
any governmental pronouncement
ever issued here what the Ameri-
can people really think about com-
munism, about ‘Neutralism”
ebroad. about “package deals” in
the UN, and about misguided
“Liberals” and “‘Anti-AntiCom-
munists”’ inside the United States.
PEOPLE FAIL TO SEE
Meany. who spoke before the Na-
tional Religion and Labor Founda-
tion in New York, pointedly ques-
tioned the course pursued by Neh-
ru of India and Tito of Yugo-
slayvia_ But what he satd might. also
be pondered by the leaders of both
major partes in the British Par-
liament who want to appease Red
China and by Khrushchev and Bul-
ganin of the Soviet Union because
it comes from the head of the
largest organization of free work-
ers in the world with a member-
ship of more than 15,000,000.
‘Too many people in the free
world,” said Meany, “fail to see
the real nature ef communism
as the mortal foe of everything
that we hold dear, of every
moral and epiritua! value. Teo mapy in the free world are still
prieoners of the illusion that
eommunism is, historically
speaking, a progressive system—
extreme Liberalism temporarily
making bad mistakes.
“Actually. communism = repre-
sents darkest reaction. It is an
anti-social system in which there
are imbedded some of the worst
features of savagery, slavery,
feudalism and life-sapping exploi-
tation manifested in the industrial
revolution of early-day capitalism.
“Too many in: the free world
seem to have Jost their capacity
for moral indignation against the
most brutal inhumanities when
they are perpetrated by Com-
munists. It is painful, but we must
face the cruel facts of life.
“We of the Democratie camp
must develop a far more vigor-
ous moral attitude. We must re-
kindle our capacity to cry out
against, to protest against, the
Gediess dogmas and savage
crimes being perpetrated by
Moscow.
“It is rather disturbing to me
that many people in our country
who call themselves Liberals are
stone silent about the Soviet con-
centration camps. They never find
the time to utter a word ef con-
demnation against the Communist-
imperialist destruction of the na-
tional independence and demo-
cratic rights of hundreds of mil-
lions of people in Europe and
Asia
THE STUDIED ATTEMPTS
“It is shocking to see the studied
attempts being made by Western
diplomacy to tear to shreds the
charter of the United Nations
under the guise of the so-called
package deal with Moscow and
Peiping. Can it be that the free
world is so weak in {ts moral
spirit that fit does not recognize
this deal as appeasement of the
worst kind?
‘Tt am all fer a fight to the
finish against racialism in our
own midst. Raciatism is dam-
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But racjalism in reverse — as
new propagated in India and
Burma by Khrushchev and Bul-
ganin—is just as reprehensible.
“Not until we of the free world
can give rebirth to a vibrant
moral attitude, to a burning indig-
nation against such frightful
bestialities. can the freedom-lov-
ing people be sufficiently stirred
to gather the moral strength for
resisting and defeating the totally
antimoral dogmas and deeds of
communism at home and abroad.
Yes, this means above all a moral
struggle against communism.
OPPOSES LIBERALISM
“Communism is the very op-
posite of Liberalism. Communism
is the deadliest enemy of Liberal-
ism Liberals should be the most
consistent and energetic fighters against communism. Liberals must
also be on guard against develop
ing a certain type of McCarthyism
of their own. They must shun hke
a plague the role of being Anti-
Anti-Communist.
NO ONE STANDS ALOOF
“No country, no people, no
movement ean stand aloof and be
neutral in ‘this struggle. Nehru
and Tito are not neutral. They are
aides and allies in fact and in
effect, if not in diplomatic ver-
biage.
I pray that. on the threshold of
the atomic age, we—all of the free
world—can muster the moral cour-
age and total strength to preserve
the peace and promote the free-
dom of the men and women otf
every continent, color and creed "
(New. York Herald Tribune Inc.)
‘Gray Look’ of Middle-Aged Women Caused by Diet By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
In many mstances anemia per-
sists despite the administration of
this or that form of iron, whether
by mouth or by ‘shots.’ even
though the quantity of iron equals
that contained in the entire vol-
ume of blood of a healthy person.
* * *
‘Tt is well to remember that @
healthy person requires less than
a quarter of a grain of iron a day
to maintain normal red corpuscle
and hemoglobin strength of the
blood.
From experience in practice
(Country, city, hespital) and
frem study (when the rains
stopped the bowling) I think
that Iron is good for only one
type of anemia, the type which
physicians call ‘“‘hypochromic
anemia."
Hypochromie anemia occurs
most frequently in women in the
fourth decade. Why in women and
rarely in men 30 to 40, I am not
yet prepared to guess.
Hypochromic anemia, which I
call the ‘gray sickness," is the only
kind of anemia which seems to re-
spond to iron today.
‘GRAY’ COMPLEXION
The “gray” refers to the com-
plexion rather than to the pre-
maturely gray hain
it is my dinky little theory
that the “green” complexion of
girls with chlorosis—in Penn Yan
—was due te lack of refrigera-
tion—lack of greens, fresh veget-
ables, fresh fruit.
By the same token I think the
“grav look of middle aged wom-
en with hvpochromic anemia is due
to their narrow, ultrarefined diet—
the tea and toast, coffee and roll
or ice cream and cake type of
diet
In other words these poor mis-
guided sotls consume too much
cheat-food and not enough natural
food.
LES&s YUMMY - YUMMY
What the woman with the gray
sickness needs for her hair, her
nails, Jer complexion and her
health is less yummy-yummy
ready-to-serve stuff out of cans
and more plain wheat, oats, green
leafy (salad) vegetables, m | 1k,
eggs, meat, fish and nuts.
She should invariably eat an
adequate breakfast or an ade-
quate lunch or both, Adequate
refers to nutritional values and
not to-caloric content.
I mean specifically the propor-
tion of proteins (milk, cheese,
fish, meat, eggs) which supply the
essential amino-acids; and the
foods which supply vitamins and
minerals, . '
Milk, cheese, eggs and een meat are the best sources of the
amine acids which are essen-
tial for building bleed, bone,
brain or beauty.
Gray ladies should send 35 and
stamped, self-addressed envelope
for the red book. What to Eat and
Whi
At the same time ask for the
free pamphlet The Gray Sickness
Siared let'ers. not more than one page
or 100 words long pertaining to persona)
heal'h and hygiene not to disease. diag-
nosis or treatment. wi!l be answered br
Dr Wiliam Brady, if a stamped seif-
addressed envelope is sent to the Pon-
tiac Preas, Pontiac. Michigan Voice of the People >
Ground Observer Derides
Pontiac's Lack of Support - Letters will be condensed when neces.
sary because
accompany
these will not be published if the. writer
®o requests unless the letter is critical in
its peture
Recently we read an article in
the Press about how vvell Com-
merce is doing with their Grand
Observer Post. We heartily agree
they are doing wonderfully.
Commerce is nowhere near as
large as Pontiac, in population or
area, but they must have more
pride and a better memory than
Ground Observer Post, even ‘in
the daylight hours, let alone at
night.
Many of the people who work in
the Pontiac post are out-of-towners
who must drive 20 or 30 miles to
help protect a city whose people
seem to have forgotten Pearl Har-
bor.
A strong Ground Observer
Corps-weuld have lessened that
blow, as it would now. But it
seems the Pontiac people are not
interested. Commerce and the
other small towns will have te
be ready and able te’ protect
Pontiac until the people of Pon-
tiac will wake up and try to
help protect themselves by giv-
ing two hours a week to do just
that. :
If interested, call post supervisor
A. Heaton, FE 45750
dust Another Ground Observer
Football Enthusiast Asks
Team to Support Fans
I am a very ardent football fan
and have always bought season
tickets. We have one of the finest
school. bands in the state. We also
have a better than average basket-
ball team
Why can't we havea football
‘team? There's only one high
school in Pontiac, yet they al-
ways wind.up around the pbot-
tom.
We support the football team.
How about getting a football team to support the fans that pay the
bills? :
Drayton Plains Ed Baker
‘Disgusted’ Reader Wants
Jitney Stand Moved Back
I understand the jitney stand at
Lawrence and Saginaw streets has
been moved. ;
That jitney stand has heen
there for years and never both-
ered anybody so why move it
now? It's just those big old
trucks unloading there that were
in the way, causing all the trou- RAR :
So why hot put the jitneys back
where they belong?
Disgusted
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Some friends that we make in
life . . . Take time to cultivate
. . . While others jel! so suddenly
. . . We never hesitate ... It
seems so natural to meet .. .
And good to be together... We
fee! hike old acquaintances .. . In
every kind of weather... Our
interests are in common and... .
... Our views are quite the same
. . . And it Is just the same as
though . . . We had a common
name .. . As though our hearts
had shared the years . . . And
gained the fullest measure , . ,
Of hopes and smiles along the
miles. . . That friends forever
treasure . Some friendships
come from tender roots... We
planted in the past . . . But manv
umes the sudden sprouts .,. Be-
comes the ones that last.
(Copyright, 1955)
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
Howhbeit the high places were
wot taken away: for as yet the
people had not prepared their
hearts unto the Ged of thelr fa-
thers.—Hl, Chron, 20:33.
* «© «&
Nothing is Jess in our power than
the heart and far from command-
ing it, we are forced to obey it.—
Rousseau.
‘Consumerism’ Suggested
to Describe U. S. System . By MERRYLE 8. RUKFYSER
INS Economie Commentator
In the forthcoming presidential
campaign at a time of interna-
tional tension in connection with
“coexistence'’ with militant com-
munism, word | usage becomes
doubly important.
The Marxians, for example,
have made “capitalism” a smear
word. though in reality it properl,
refers to labor-aiding tools of
prodnction—capital goods — which
enable human workers to pro
duce more and hence to receive
more and better things in ex-
change for a week's work.
But, despite the realities,
“capitalism” is a dirty word in
Asia and Europe and does not
help us te “make friends and
Influence people.”
“Capitalism” has the disadvan-
tage of linking the dynamic
American economic system with
the cartel “‘planned — shortage’
setups which operated under the
name of ‘capitalism’ in the old
world.
* * *
Thus, even if ‘capitalism’: were
intellectually and scientifically a
correct term, it. is emotionally
weak. Knowing the limitations in the
word “capttahsm'"' Robert A.
Whitney. the able president of the
National Sales Fixecutives. Ine,
has coned a word intended to
define the umque charactenstics
of the American economic system,
namely, “consumerism.”
* « -»
Whitney s objective is excellent,
though perhaps a less clumsy
phrase can be developed. Visually,
“consumerism” looks too mueh -
like communism.
> @
In setting forth his viewpolat,
Whitmey said: “Capitalism ts -
dead in America.
“It has been replaced by ‘con-
sumerism.’ The concept of capital
investment as the dominant fac-
tor in the economy no longer is
paramount. Ca pital, production
and distribution are now all
directed to satisfy the consumer.
“Today. the consumer is king,”
* L °
Whitney has caught hold of the -
basic truth that the high pro-
ductivity in the United States can
be profitable only if accompanied
by explosive sor tological progress
in lifting the living standards of
the common man.
(Copyright 1955)
Case Records of a Psychologist
Crane Finds Many Editors, Ministers
Who Don't Agree With Irate Readers Editor Dow and some 200 of
his colleagues deserve far more
praise than you readers ima-
gine. For tohen biased persons
like the one quoted below, get
irate at me, they often take
it out om the editor by a red
hot letter of criticism. They
even try to intimidate him by
threats of cancelling their
newspaper subscription.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case Q-325: Robert N. Dow,
aged about 35, is the managing
editor of the Journal at Jackson-
ville, Florida.
Earlier this year he received a
red hot letter from a reader whose
feelings must have been hurt, for
when the shoe pinches people often
respond with criticism to the edi-
tor.
* * e@
“Isn't there some way you can
rid your column of Crane's filth?”
this writer began. -
“His advocating teaching infants
of three years about sex, is per-
fectly dreadful!
“And his continual harping on
sex, ‘other hungers of the male,’
etc., have ne place In a news-
paper going into homes.
“‘Why not teach the male a little
self control? If this fellow Crane
is a doctor, his mutterings wouldn’t
indicate it.”
(Signed) One Who Would Like to
Continue to Read the Journal.
PRESSURE TACTICS
Note the threat contained in the
way that woman signed her letter.
She is trying to tell Mr. Dow that
she will cancel ber subscription
unless he drops this psychology
column from the Journal. * * « -
. But Mr. Dow is 8 diplomat, so
fj e
he simply had her letter printed
in the section called “The Public
Pulse”
titled to express themselves,
Do you readers actually think .
this woman (for her ire at males
would seem to indicate that fact)
will cancel her subscription”
Instead. she'll probably grab the
paper ahead of her family next
ba
dav to see if I have any other sex
cases!
Roy L. Matsen, the experi-
enced editer ef the Wisconsin
State Journal, at Madison, Wis-
consin, told me about an elderly
woman who used to call and also
threaten to cancel her subscrip-
tion unless that “awfal Dr.
Crane” was dropped from the
paper.
But Mr. Matson checked there-
after, after mollifying her diplo-
matically each time, and found ~
she did not cancel her subscription,
Also, notice how this Florida
woman tries to distort- things in
order to work up public ire against
me, for she starts by accusing
me of urging that we teach in-
about sex. fonts of tive years
.
All T have ever written on that
subject is answer the cin- where readers are en-. ple queries of toddlers who askr
“Mommy, where did I come.
from?"
She also talks about my continu-
al harping on sex. I usually include
but one case per week on thjs
subject
And it deals with menopausal
problems, fears of young wives
that they may ‘mark’ their baby.
etc.. or the scientifie fact that God
Almighty created men not only to
have a greater craving for gastrie
calories, but also for the erotic
type.
BRAVO, EDITORS
You readers seldom realize the
pressure that newspaper editors
are under, for they are pioneers in
mass education and are changing
the antiquated attitudes of Ameri-
ea by championing truth and new
scientific information.
Recently I was in Jacksonville
for a united Presbyterian-Metho-
dist week of combined services,
and also conducted a M
Clinic on the final day ef my
visit.
education, a;
‘She is as out of date as if she .-
had written a letter demanding we
teach that the earth is flat. What
educated person would attempt to
answer that kind of letter, even if
it were printed in the Journal?”
Alwayi ite to Dr. Geo w. ©
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r Get Masccen | “| Bob Considine Says: ‘
, Germany ® — wl
Marty r ’ Billy Mitchell Won World War II atomic research reactors from the
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County Groups Cram Week With Christmas Activities
Nancy Serota Marrie 5 Area Schools list Plan Week’s Programs Midnight Mass ,
in Double Bi ng Ceremony Dates of Vacation vont. Charch has pianaed one theough tice =~'¢, ts Christmas week activities Wednesday at 4 p.m. the Schedule Given ROCHESTER — A. double ring Most) schools of. the area well On Tuese at 4 n. th t | ceremony united Nancy Christine ose on Thursday for Christmas ees ae Sue junior cheir will rehearse and |
Serota and l.eonaid Erie Arft vacations resiaining closed until | also at 4 will be the Christmas |
‘i | party for the nursery and kin- | Our Lady of the Lakes, Saturday evening, in St John's , a@ day or two after New Years. ~* . . | |
Lutheran Church if Roocheste: Belen are LIST. for several! Four Towns Guild partie fe in the Plans Christmas Eve
: churen pariors. a Nancy is the daughter of Robert districts winch have announced | *
D. Serota. and’ Mis XA tertile dates Plans Seasonal Party | The Pugrim Fellowship meenng Service FOUR TOWNS — The Filizabcth will be at 7 p.m. Thursday and at! | Lakeville school will close “s | shies . Ae
Thursday at noon, for the boli Russell Guild will meet Thursday, 8 the same day will be regular! WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The |
| day, opening again Jan 2. for its Christmas party. Each eine SPO me hears: ‘traditiona) Midnight Mass will be|
mary Sunday School Christmas
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TN Ss ws SC i Si ne ‘ g i Approximatel, 00 guests weys Lapeer schools are closing on Cle is presenting a skit or game’ part Pitas ee soniog a) | celebrated at Our Lady of the
present. when Nanos appinar hed “Wednesday and vail reopen on Jan and gifts will be e\changed partments will be Friday night ae aren: Waterton: | the alfar on the arm of hier fa Hostesses for the evening are 730 and the Adult Bible Study Christmas Eve. The celebrant of ther. “She was wearing a ballecina Christmas vacation in Almont \irs Francis Griffin, Mrs. Ray Class will meet at 8 » | the Mass will be the Rev. Fred-| oe el of while lave and re Community scheuis will start Allen” Mrs. Ralph E. Allen, Mrs.| = ‘erick J. Delaney, the pastor, as-| ee ume "rd uona| sleeves and Thursda\ afternoon and regular J S Looney and Mrs. Robert! Saturday at 1% pm the) sisted by the Rev. Gregory Moor-| high round neck classes will hegin again Jan ° Ferrier. The party is to take place church will observe Christmas'man. C._PP.S.. and the Rev Joseph | Her fingertip veil was held | Classes at Southfield will close onthe basement of the Four Towns Eve with a candlelight service and Janiga = ja place by a headpiece of net jon Thursday alternoon Methodist Church. Holy Communion | The choir, under the direction of and appliqued flowers trinumed : = : = Se ee -——jMrs. Carleton Brown with Mrs. with aris and rhinestones. ’ : ‘kedward Tallenger at the organ, 7 She maine a prayer book cov. . Annual Musical Presentation Tuesday will sing the Mass in honor Ais
ered with stephanotis Immaculate Conception by J. Wei-
i * Honor attendent was Diane ius
i son of Poxhester and best man
Was Emery Miller also of Roches- :
ter. Kip Serota and Raymond Arti.“ wa fache.. The offertory will be a — __ - s. ~ Poa : 2 s { .and in four parts. with unison ss Pe
and selo arrangements. The Credo =e > ‘ will b- from “Mass in G” by Von er | l
seated the guests MRS. LEONARD ARET By TRILBY PAITEN son Zimmerman will tell the story Acting our the manger scene ee Bidets’ wath Bis NE MAKE CHRISTMAS DOLLS—Members Mrs Harold McVittie-and A reception was held imme- . hKeego Harbor Correspondent of what happened many years ago WI be youngsters from the Roose- ja ees oan assisted by Mrs. Ebraim Hubbell of the Taw-An-Ka (To Do Good) Club, High-
diately following the ceremony in Mr and Mrs. Arft: will reside WEST BLOOMFIFLD—The nigh so the newsbov will know the true Velt school. Sue Ann Aumaughe: . uel land, put the fin:shinz touches on dolls to be given the needy for the church parlors iin Rochester. school music department here wall |and Danny Greig will portray Mars Irving LaDue will be the Gpnstmas The 14 members started making the dolls five years ; ae oo — meaning of Christmas oe = ‘ . . present its Christmas Concert at and Joseph Susan Penny is head soloist at Holy Comniunion, sing- ago. Since they “had no moeny to buy dolls to dress, the only ne S sehe Glee Club will si ‘Silent. ance sp _k ; Ry oye ” ; zs
ee Tuesday AU ere) es ape! Gail pvurphy 9 Kay Asin ieg Besewig s jAve Marie,” end | thing to do was to make the dolls and dress them too. Kingsbury-Rauh . ‘ * « Night" "0° Come Emmanuel.” Patten, Pamala Kenny, Jenn.ger Mrs. Carleton Brown will render \__ aa ,
Ri P 7c nlors. 0 e e © A 40-piece band under the direc- “It came upon the Midnight Clear’ Persinger. Nancy Van Dusen. Con 4d. Wiegand’s “O Salutaris." The | ite Performed | ey. Sharon Premo an sional wi ‘ . ~ “The Activity March,” “Exeerpts hem." ty Sue Smith wi angels. com! choir, “Gloria In Ex-
in Lapeer Home from —‘Tehaisovsky's Symphvoy aunranaee ella Deo.” Plan Yule Programs U No 5° and “Christmastide Over-
LAPEER — Mrs. Coral: Kings-; Shepherds are James Strong, Prior to the midnight services ture ; vow iat: wile a ~ = : ae ~ — 4 p Jimmy Crawford, Billy Brown and & medley of Christmas carols will ORTONVILUE -- Brandon Town-jgiving special music trom differs
paty and Chris J Rauh announce ilf i One hundred twenty members Board re ares Lee Rogers. Jerry VanDusen. Billy be Played on the chimes. followed |), P ; a pe lands thei ae le - Mi ord High School . : i ) ae . ship PTA will have its annual ir Marriage on Saturday. Dec of the combined glee clubs, un- Yates and Larry Kettlewell will bY “O Holy Night.” with Mrs Marlette
tion of Robert Pfeuffer, wil] play;and “O Little Town of Bethle- me Bailey, Sharon Premo and Pat. recessional will be sung by the
10 at the home of the bride. 623 Class to Give Students der the direction of Mrs. Mar- ' be the wisemen. Kings beanng Louis Lessard as soloist. During CP} sstmas program in the Brandon” Wy program under | Pye Ra here ae pe Luncheon picts Seovey 5 ears ie School Review ,gifts are Jimmy Draper Duane the procession to the Crib. the gymnasium at ae tonight. the direction of Beverly Blazer epee an ones 2 | auditerium singing “Hark the ‘Birrell and Darryle Ott: chow will sing Silent Night . will be presented Tuesday eve- ‘ e immediate Herald Angels Sing" with hand | Schedule of hours for confessions “Christmas in Other Lands’ will ning at 8 in the Bea McDonald “ORD ee ; . we The eighth grade girls glee — : ne 2 MILFORD — A special luncheon accompaniment. Summarizing Program cub will) make! As tirsi ,reep Hy blag baa for Christmas is as be the theme for the program, The Sehoot auditorium, as part of the They tovk their places before for college students has been ar- \{rs Dreama Roval. \ir . - Thursday, 7:30 to 9 p.m: first six grades will partitipate by’ lar monthly meeting of the : 8 s has Mr mama Royal. Mrs Alice 20s yy. appearance singing “Carol of the |. as . g ae ate bY” regu ponthl ing oO : the fireplace to the wedding ‘ranged by members of the senior Saad. Merlin Asplin and Robert '9 View of Necessary. Sheep” and “A Babe was Born.” Friday, 3 to 5, and 730 to 9 Elementary PTA, Approximately families and a few close fmends
. . ‘ Sat ay, 2.2 5 nal as “ij. march played by Mrs. Mildred class and faculty at Milford High Zimmerman are carolers who meet Expansion | Solos taken from the “Recitative Saturd g ye ; 3 Bes 2s and | one hundred children will partici Kruse. Charles Harrow sang a newsbow. played’ bv Paul Stein- from the Messiah" by Handel 022 t0.% This period from 7 30 to 0 y Ou en er pate in a program featuring “Because” and at the conclusion SChool, The luncheon will be held pie . Sh) Phe itis, Sa ae 3 on Saturday evening is only for choral selections and a Nativity of the ceremony, ‘“‘The Lord's in the cafeteria on Tuesday, at | ROMEO — A detailed review of Asplin oid , those unable to go at any other | Scene, Prayer.” >m the 194 building program 1s Z : time. t pe
A . . * ©¢ « Orchard Lake prepurrd oe he AN Te Among many traditional songs to The Masses on Christmas Day 0 n on an. | Following a brief business meete
r ending Ube) bradalicoupre) were Ss , Gi Education in cooperation with Dr. be sung by the Glee Club 1s the will be at the same hours as on HOLLY—The use of the Veter pee hosp vals) corarnitice wile Ir. Rauh's daughter and husband. Purpose of the get-together is 10 eminary lves meee : =). famous Hallelujah chomus The pro: Suncdis 7 xt: , ’ ee be se of ine eter Mr and Mrs. Warren Watson in Mr. and Mrs. James Hubbel, La-'acquaint senior students with col- Gerald W_ Boicourt. Wayne Uni- famou ‘i i i: ee yee Sundays 7, 8°30. 10.30 and 12. an's Memorial Building has been harge will freshments weer: Kd n, Chris . lege li Lee versity school building consultant, gram will end as band plays © Joy ee aoe headquarters for the (hase will serve refres :
aaa ere ee ee ie ecches ee 18th Broadcast * = #€ to the World” and Dies Ss gioup Masons to Instal] ee Holly Youth Come ahich _ . inlaw, Mrs. Kenneth Kingsbury. activity and college calabre ORCHARD LAKE — The Schola A! ‘ res spe wa bo oe eo Carol ot tie Bells .will bezin to function on Jan. 3 Covered Meters Give . a Cantorum of Ss. Cyril and Me. beard members and Dr. court} . ‘ 27] | Police Chief James Parker. who H ' This ts the second year that thodiis Seminary Orchard Lake Met to study a tentative brochure. Pat Dunaway and Donna Snuth Ofticers Dec. Unioneeret the aoe stated today Seasonal Greetings | Milford high has attempted _— ‘will appear in its 18th annua! Also present at the session were ell Rea euamieeer Ne abe at Marlette That the center will be open or [tOMEO — Shoppers in the bust- & meeting, and is the only school Christmas Broadcast over the CBs the three school principals and con an oe oe ae Tuesday and Friday evenings of ness district were in for a pleas in the metropolitan area sponsor. network Saturday. from 400 to School superintendent T. C. Filp- ° os ’ con ; MARLETTE — ‘Two hundred cach week. unless in conflict with ant surprise here today. They ing this type ef educational know- ” pula assist with the children in the na- = . : ® 120 pm ree Por . years of Masonry was represented Other south activities here found the parking meters cov- how, according to principal Er) the choir composed of thirty The educators again facing an ott ees recently at the Marlette Masonic . ered with cloth bags wishing them 1es eS . dying for the priest- = La. -.. F i toe bet a) Ce RO “Merry Christmas.’ The season- ’ ~ oh alae eee diy Le expansion program in the dis- . Lodge. when life memberships been raised by dances and other- _ : = es . hist esaper
. Some 50 invitations have been hood has been s yayed to Soumn trict, particularly on the junior W t rf dG ld were awarded to Harding Rugle j =; _ al good will gesture, authon pa ’ j a e Or ul ere a ded to Harding Rugles wise, and several substantial do -by the village council. will continge = coat last June graduates. pres- and Central America and tran- high and high school levels were Berthold Walker, Dr J. C Web- q; rv | n sent to : oe 4 cer, Dr. > nations of turniture and other i Service Is Tuesday ' ently attending various colleges, as scribed for the “Voice of Amer interested in such a report to dis. Flects '%6 Officers ster. R. M Riley and R. J. Licht- equipment have bere ved, (Tough Saturday
Flint With Burial in well as to older alumni in the ae esate aha a le tribute to district clubs and or- enfelt Life memberships are inctuding a recerd machine. mp \ Named Gl state. (AE? GE) Lene : ' ganizations. awarded after 0) \ears of membet re New Officers Nam lenwood * ee e igrams for “Radio Free Europe.” ; WATERFORD— New officers af ship in the indore : Admittance is to be only by
(ore ee coral The Schola Cantorum broad. }, eee, ees ihe! General Gad ot Our iy ° _ «6 membership card. These cards CLIFFORD—New officers of Ciif- HOLLY—Edward Watson _ ing Milford will be hosts to the ; Tuy Solis! Uh) sauna “mn veo! aay 8 ieatec were” will be issued without cost by ap- ford Rebekah Lodge No. 401 are: ard son Creque, Ing cast will consist of Polish Carols, ay the request of the board. Short- the Lakes Church are The certificates were presented plication at the village. They are Noble Grand, Mrs. Martha Sarles; 1119 Lambert Dr., died Saturday in college students, who are arriving, or Kolendy interspersed with @ |. afterwards a $450,000 bond is- President, Mrs. dames St. by Worshipful Master Loren Me- , : ; e , ' se a-| i subject t ‘ati i bearer vice grand. Mrs. Leta Friday; see- St. Joseph’s Hospital, Flint, after a home daily for the Christmas sea commentary on century-old PO sue was passed. This provided 1% Louis. vice president, Mrs. Leon. Quarrie, assisted by life member ps9 ne Sooted Ll ons shel ae Ls ;
Mrs. Erwin Je Les a al does not live up to the rules of'retary Mrs Pauline Bays; and long illness. ne Tae onnon and | in olish customs and traditions. elementary classrooms. a voca- ard Methner: secretary, Mrs. Ae, JL Thornton. Ruggles was the ihe (Glut ircasarer <i. Pearl Travis
_* * fara of : A iz These carols date back to the (onal agncultural building and a Donald Divires; treasiirer, Mire. oldest: Mason present. His age is — a z Mr. Creque. %. was presidentéof “M4'8® arrangements: 14th and 15th century when mu pyc garage Bruce Bradley and publicity,
the Edward Creque Motor Sales _ er. cca literne ae Manel tele ._. * Mrs. Paul Shaughnessy. : Two other members who re a in Holly. He was an honorary life Santa Claus song style. Summarizing the report now un . ' ceived their membership certifi F' ‘GGASS SPECIAL CFFER 1 member of Kiwanis. a member of —_ a | The Rev Henrs A Waraksa di der consideration are commenda Individual guild heads cs \T*\ cates. were Lee Atkine and i D4 s
the Board of Commerce. an honor- Visits Milford rector of Gregorian Chant and Po. “on is made that “The immediate \artha Mrs Ralph \eck St Bart Oakes. whe were ab-cnt SS ee — —o ary member of the Michigan Auto . ‘lish Hymnology at Orchard Lake. S'CP '0 be taken in the school build» Ann Vrs. John Led: Poosars oth ee ee ase Va mre =
Dealers Assn.. and former regional Area Children is a graduate of the Detroit Insti- '"X Program 1s the construction \{r< Frank Zimmerman and S! _ “ ee : TT a ay a . Gli-j TO JA he —_ district manager of Chevrolet Mo- tute of Musical Arts and the New of a high school’ It eantinues by Elizabeth. Mrs Leonard Vethi me elect ‘i Jt! y \ ' t r an ¢ és €
tor from 1922 to 1546. MILFORD—Santa Claus visited york Pius \ School of Litur gical Stating the proposed building would _ stalled at oe AEN . n Dee A
‘ | shiny Cadil- ; -onduc he Scho-| | include 16 to 18 classrooms. a -. é : Service for Mr. Creque will be Milford Saturday in a shiny Ca Music Beside conducting the Scho- } he A th rnc: lac convertible. The 50 piece high ja Cantorum in their broadcasts S¥YMnasium. library and shop.” Pilgrim Club Slates The officers elected are ru at 11 a.m. Twesday from Algoe- : _ 5 McQuarrie worshupful master
Sek deter eee be) he Le eiieatan lel ite aarcas anon a a eee nage F T Cl b Christmas Program Harold Lounsberry. senior warden: | + a i + or e MIISICA i z 5 4 Voidsewn ' “ce - erg mond Come: tne street. Automobiles, fire ap- harmonic settings of Posh hymns © OUF LOWNS CLUD weraviona—the Puznm cub Eilon eeu ace Mah . paratus and new trucks followed ——— ‘Plans Christm will hold its annual Christmas tre Si Janiee Tuck senior He is survived by his wife. El- and the parade was climaxed with S P. le Will Go as iparty at 8 pm. Tuesday. Dec 27 treasur - ance o
vira; three sons, Lt. Robert, with Santa's appearance ome Feop at the home of Mrs. Frank Best 9¢a¢0" James Jacobson. junior : 2 . Part f deacon Neil Woods, steward: Ciif- the U.S. Navy in Winthrop. Mass . Mayor Barlett Smith presented to Any Length to Bathe y Or Meet jwith Mrs Clyde Merwin as co ford Bichon’ steward’ Yoren Mc.
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Theodore and Richard Lee of : ™ : hostess. Instead of the unusal gift 8 he key city. . FOUR NS — p ROSSER! EA ary Holly: one daughter, Mre. Carrie anta with t eys to the MARLETTE — Charged by the re TOW Sie The Four exchance each member! tallasnca Quartie. tyler and Harry Beacon Parker \ r He then distributed gifts to the <4. Police with stealing a bath- !owns Cooperative Extension Club ; chaplain farie Van Osdal of Allen Park: cnidren. A free movie fer the; ; will hold. | ; ., to give money toward gifts to he __ one sister. Mra. F. W. S , caitaren tub from the Guerdon Industries old ifs monthly meeting in soe —= ne sister, Mrs. F. W. Swan of cpidren followed. . ne . <,) the form of a Christmas party S6nt to.a convalescent home and . Flint. and eight grandchild here Frank J. Sholes. 20. of Sil eats H Goodrich Man I ] na of no ah f Ae The parade was sponsored bs , orwood was arranged before Jus Wednesday at the home of Mrs. for exchange students from foreign ONO : e Paina eee ae Milford “businessmen under the 5... Jfarry Balhoff. Sandusky. and “tliam Hurtubise, Petrolia Drive je : cir With Life Membership LEAD ° es Seer . ! . : . i re last meeting of the grotin,
the Genesee County Federation of direction! of Maren Spier: iglan=ed on 370 Roll call will be answered with Mrs. Dorothy Pohl 4 Apees coi GOODRICH Members’ of (pos! P il the Blind ; State Police stated that Sholes °8°h member bringing gifts Home Demonstration A ‘dq No 1008 VFW honored Robert Fox enci ‘ ; ; ’ monstration agent. showed NO nor ober Musical Department and a companion, who Is a Sigal be taken to homes of ‘Ghralines Greate endl pitta of Goodrich this week with a life:
Plan Christmas Event to Present Concert minor, .were seen loading the : Stas. which can be made at home and membership at. a banquet in his
AS es i bathtub on a truck by an emplove A potluck dinner will be served gave out leaflets of instructions honor eee ‘ ep nae Leona Meth ALMONT- The annual ¢ a ** ef the Guerdon Industries fac. at noon The group will have a z | Fox served with the Arms trans edist' Sunday School will have tts concert of the Music Depart: tory> When challenged, the two gift exchange and reveal secret Spanish : Ata . : port command in the Spanis! annual Christmas program at the ment of the Almont Community! Grove away at a high rate of pals New names will be Pineen Food Market Robbed American War and again during oa church at 7:30 pm. Wednesday oe heat eeaketin at ee speed. Recognized by the em. for the coming year | ROYAL OAK Joseph s Food World War Tas a Lieutenant in the- A h h ~ i ik abe igh schoo: gy 2 plove, the two were contacted —_———-—- \Market at 1405 S| Main, was held Navy - wit t Wedn av ey ection { ; . : | 2 ob i as i e urch
Church Plans Event one ea at Mave To Present Program by a lone bandit and rao a poeoselee _ this luxurious new
PARKER ol’ pee and peacil set SEYMOUR LAKE—The Vethod- ‘The Sixth Grade Chorus, the Jun. Sholes is a former emplove at NORTH BRANCH — The earl approumately $00 Saturday night Thomas Group to Meet - oper y Annis Joseph, owner of the store.) Ist church here will sponsor @ ior Band. Boys High School Glee the plant according to Joe Rene na. srades lander i ea : ‘SCS a ies, z arten said tha j 30. | AS NSCS program and Christmas tree in the Club and the High School Band dict. superintendent ar g said that a man. aged about 0. | THOMA The Thomas WSC ; through third, will present their walked up to the cashier, pulled! will meeet Wednesday at the church at 8 pm. Wednesday will make appearances. Chri Christmas Program at the schoo! out a gun and told her to put all) Thomas Community Hall for a co-
36 Attend ristmas auditorium Tuesday evening the bills in a paper sack He then operative dinner followed by a Party and Potluck Wavne DeGrow is announcer, walked ouf the front door \Christmas program with tree and
Deaths in Nearby Communities °°” 22"... a crane of erm te a : Y ti ivr. ape Imlay City Lodge Elects cive 52 pints of Blood
Famous Perker 51” pen
with Electro-Polished point end
Mrs. Emma Heidermann Home with burial in Waterford Cointy Farm Bureaus met at the the Parker Liquid
MARLETTE — Service for Mrs enter Cemeters The infant died Masome Hall here recently for a Pry" ‘ ey: os NORTH BRANCH — Fifty-eight} P . aay porlai: supper end Ghricinas pal IMLAY CITY — Imlay City master and is the alternate to sof buGa 5 a ae . an encil thot sharpens itself Emma Heidermann 82 was held ~*. ere Mr. i Lodge No 341, F & AM 1 | Grand Lodge. pints of Diood were Gona e @s # writes. Point cannot break! . Surviving are his parenis a ty. Hosts were Mr and Vrs Tru zg ». 41, AM has elected recent visit of the Lapeer County Here's o gift thot j sesterday at the Germania Evan. brother Michael and aoosister man Denby and Stephen Knobloch the follow, officers: Public — installation was held Ini ic >. i . cane Chir HR OMICECE: ; 4. Bloodmobile Unit at American Le- ond different! Plus a $3.95 gelical Lutheran Church with bur- pameig at home There was a gift exchange and + «¢ «© Wednesday night. with Ross Fife. fom Bgl here esis Pencil . : . - ; AC an nae _ all here. iquid lead ial in Germama Cemetery Mrs . program which included music by Worehiplil | \taster Medvin ast master of Acacia Lodge, De- 810° 2 : _ with the nee Heidermann died Wednesday Mrs. Edna P. Baughman the students of the Tucker School 4.104 Se : treit. acting as grand master: Dr. this “STL purchase of She is survived by two sons. Fred = FARMINGTON— Service for Mis The January ineeting will he on Eckel; senor watden Don George M. Peterson, past master! TRANSISTOR : . L Stondord Set. and Walter both at home two Edna P Baughman 66, 2273 Lilac. the 18th at & pm., at the home Harley: junior. warden, &. E. of Acacia Lodge as grand mar- i
sisters. Mrs Herman Behr. Cass will be held at 10-30 am. Wednes of Mr and Mrs. A D Buell. jSimmons, senior deacon. Wallis shall, and Arthur Lane, past mas-, HEARING Alps City. and Mrs Bertha Peters of day from Sharpe Funeral Home — Johnson: junior deacon. Eugene) ‘™ Imlay City. as secretary, Try several of the leading Argyle: and two brothers, Fred in Clarkston with burial in Green Lake Orion Methodists McKillop; secretary, John F. Folk: | = 50s a Week
NO EXTRA COST
Fischer of Vassar and Otto Fischer died Saturday at her home. . ‘ | C C | d |] ing Loss Check-up. Operating of Mariette. | She is survived by her husband, ‘Plan Christmas Eve | (reasurer, Brice Kempt: and) ounty ’ a en ar | Sone Ducane here Ped yee: we 7 RANOPA @\ AmO GRAND ( William E. Hahn | Stanley; one son. John of Pontiac: | trustees of the Masonic Temple: Imlay City $50 to $75 fee a cmanttes RANT a 0 GRANOMA BOUGH
one sister, Sara‘Teneyck of Green-| LAKE ORION—The Lake Orion Association, elected for three years The Women’s Study Club will meet I prices!
J — Service for Wil-| ille Methodist .Church will hold a each, L. B Thatcher. Folk j Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs ‘ liam E. Hahn, 76, was held Satur- i Bi neice rated nman’ Christmas eve candlelight service Kempf . us Seoeea: wah Chitetmnt dosoretinn “ Nereeat eeaeaietes 00 day in Marlette with burial in ; jat 9:30 p.m. Saturday in the’ Christmas m Will be presented by | Wet 1 oz. Ladies wear it t Colfax Cemetery in Bad Axe. Mr Reeert &. teen woet chureh The wershiptel master made Mr Rowers nopeny gm BF Suet | thet; hair Ane aid eabes 2 ‘ Hahn died Thursday. HITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — There will be Christmas carols 'h¢ following appointments: nurs oe ne one ..,, | Wonderful Christmas present! He is survived by several nieces S¢tvice for Robert E. Lockwood, by Mr and Mrs. Phillips Shoutes oe Orval Harris, Ronald ,, Tala aesier ages mene Apts Leaetiiea A oo for all aids. a, ae oak paphews: : 18 1935 Porter Rd.. will be held and violin and vocal numbers. The, Baird, Keith Otark and Albert supper tor members and thetr families in is oe Gee ee JEWELRY CO at 2 pm. Tuesday at the Cedar- sermon will be “There's a Song in. Mahm: tyler. Leonard Schaaf; "50'*Oinelews ene” Revexane oh | Pt ng this’ ad with you for a | a
Demald Freeman crest Lutheran Church: with ut: the air by Dr. Mont Olwer., STEanit. Roy Warley: chaplain, ole” a pouch supm'sanscrravnas | (igh TuNE-UD on Your present —— WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — jal in South Lyon Robert, « stu- _E. ©. Keating; felloweraft cap Prange | —- REPAIRS TO ALL AIDS 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET
man, 6-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. died suddenly Saturday: Mervyn Mair, and sick commit. | Cetnerite Booth sircle will hold ite 0. W. ESKILSEN i December meeting -at the home of Mrs
Donald Freeman, 6041 Williams He is survived by his mother. | 1106 State Bldg. Service for Donald Charles Free-'dent at Michigan State University, * ate | tain, E. E. Simmons; marshall, Commerce
County Births m Evenings ‘til Christmas tee, Leonard Schaaf, Mervin | Tevedey Pernar of Edgewood Drive «1
j : | t m, At this ti E Lake Rd, was held at 2 p.m. today Mrs Kenneth Switzer. of Porter. _ ___. Neth Branch |__| Whitemag, and K. C. Mussy. | Eemoer cit triage sample of teren th Tear at This Address Free )Perking in Lot Opposite A & P “ : qughter, Jean was born! Vorite Christmas goodie and exchange —Hethe Calle Made— from ‘DonelsonJohns F ufiera! road. : _ 'te Me, and Mra, Robert Runiman, | James Homer is the retiring recipes for same. ' —
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LOS ANGELES wW—Civil Aero-
nautics Board officials open a hear-
ing today seeking to fix the cause
of the airplane crash which killed
playboy pilot Joel Thorne and eight
occupants of an apartment build-
ing last October.
Detroit Police Hunt
for Woman Slayer DETROIT uw — Police continued
their search today for the brutal
killer of a 72-year-old woman. slain
by a purse snatcher who hid be-
tween houses, ran up behind her
and bashed in her skull with 2-by-4
length of lumber.
The victim was Mrs. Amanda
Johnson, waylaid Saturday night
near her home in the Joy Road-/
Grand River section.
The family with whom the
aged woman lived said she seldom,
carried more than a few dollars in,
her purse, which witnesses said|
they saw her attacker grab and
flee after his vicious assault.
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Jordan Armed Forces
Patrol Against New Riot |
AMMAN, Jordan — Security,
forces patrolled this tense capital
Noday after student demonstrations,
against possible inclusion of Jordan’
in the Western-sponsored Baghdad, |
Alliance. | * 8
One person was killed and seven
were hospitalized when troops
‘broke up two demonstrations yes-
iterday. Outbursts also were report-.
‘ed in Nablus, Hebron, Jericho and
‘Ramallah, ——_— UD LIKE A REAL ---— Viiese were the werds
thal Santa heard Saturday from hundreds of chil-
dren of area members of the CIO as the Oakland
‘County ClO Council and 17 affiliates staged their at Pontiac High
some 7,000 chil
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| Demonstrators in Hebron
jattacked offices of the U.N. Relief,
jand Works Agency for Palestine, Detroit and eac
Commercialism Takes Over
Cubans Forced to Adopt
U.S. Christmas Custom HAVANA, Cuba «—Cuban par- is a religious and family celebra- ents face two precent-giving holi- tion. Members of the family gather
days during the Christmas season. late Christmas Eve, known as
Children receive gifts from Santa “Noche Buena"’ or the Good Night.
Claus on Christmas and from the for a feast of young roast pig, black
Three Wise Men Jan. 6. beans and rice and fried bananas.
Until recent yeafs most Cubans * ©. «&
! followed only the Latin-American Then off they go at midnight to
custom of showering toys on their
children Jan. 6, the feast which
commemorates the Three’ Wise
Men's presenting gifts to the Christ
Child. air-conditioned church to attend
the Misa de Gao or the Mass of
the Rooster.
U.S. IDEA SPREADS
Before the last war only the more
wealthy among Cubans had RELIGIOUS FEAST
Traditionally, Christmas in Cuba an old cathedral or to a modern’
__THIRTREN | adopted the United States-type
|Christmas. Now it has spread te
others. As early as mid-Novembet
Christmas decorations go up i
stores, and shop windows are filled
‘with gift’ suggestions. Imported
evergreens are sold from sidewalk
stands.
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The Cuban government this year
will distribute 200,000 food pack-
ages—each of which will include
$1—so the poor can hold their fam.
ily dinners on Christmas Eve. The
dollar will be used to buy a young,
tender pig for roasting.
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On Jan. 6 the government will
distribute truckloads of toys to
poor children
The tree kangaroo spends much
time on the ground. It ascends
to feed on fruit and foliage, to
escape enemies and to sleep.
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Press Photo Pontiac
School. The show, which attracted
dren, was highlighted by a show
presented by the Homer Babb Dance Studios of
h youngster receiving a Christmas
gift from St. Nick.
annual Christmas party at the Boys’ Gymnasium
Refugees, No casualties were re-
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recipe, along with worries
importing cheese and herbs
Italy, getting special boxes
New Jersey to deliver the
in, and the like.
C Their dreams at first were big
The establishment belongs to a They wanted to rent a building.’ DENTON. Tex «—Bianca's!cial”
Pizza Bakery is doing all right in about
this Texas college town but don't from
waste your time looking for from
Bianca j pizza Westinghouse Offers
Strikers Yule Loan — PITTSBURGH w — Negotiators
for Westinghouse Electric Corp
and the striking International
inion oof Electrical Workers
called another bargaining session
today while the company rushed
plans to lend $100 to any striker
to tide him over, Chnstmis
The union, which has neither en- il
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89° couple of gals who tossed their/Finally they settled for the kitchen ese nor rejected the loan plan,
college training aside to go into of their small rented cottage in)!S ‘etting local unions decide business ; which to bake the pizza. Both take Whether thes Il permit the striker
The proprietors Barker, ‘urns at the twin pizza ovens, but to cross picket lines to pick up the Nancy ichecks 24. a blonde Who quit a school S4ncy keeps the books. I The ¢ |
teaching job. and Barbara Cos- -* *¢ ' 4€ Compan) is setting up plans
; ae ie "her « , . ir to pay out the money inside the
Cee ee es ee ae ee plants Saving it is “not practi ‘ali ; . as in Europe and later hope to have P" Sayin : Ce for the pizza business was a b ig'ds 6) uAyeherD ele
diploma in English a regular little Italian res-
| In the 2% weeks they ve been ‘4urant.
in operation, Nancy and Barbara
already have made enough profit
to pay off their origina] invest-
ment. They bake on the average
of 30 of the crisp Italian dishes a
day. * * *
Westinghouse said any eimploye
‘who has lost 30 days consecutive
California Earthquakes ork qualifies for the lane Abou 44.000 members of the IUE have End After 78th Tremor © IVE been striking since Oct. 17 in a
EL CENTRO. Calif —Imperial bitter contract dispute. Approxi-
Valley residents set out today to mately 10,500 members of the In
' Roommates several years ago assess fully the damage left by a dependent United Electircalgwork
while attending North Texas State jumbled weekend of 78 earthquakes ers struck Westinghouse Oct. 25 in hand for next Christmas’ gifts.
and ‘ Loan Association
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Shopping Center College here, the two girls talked give or take a tremor. | often of going into business to. Damage at Brawley. 14 miles
get@er All: they needed, they north. was estimated at perhaps
figured. was a good idea. $50.000 in broken windows, buckled
e¢@ «8 6 ceilings and cracked walls, but
; ;, there were no injuries reported in Barbara hit on pizzas while in'
Flomda during ihe summer. She|‘he 800 square miles of the Imper-'
and Nancy then began hauting !4! Irrigation District. | restaurants, lounges and bars in The 78th shock, by the count of
ria _ district officials, rattled dishes and
hemes tenga! ptean (end cop? ‘\windows here last night but ap-
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= 160 Killed, 200 Missing as Floods Rock Lebanon
BEIRUT, Lebanon —The Abou
Ali River raged in flood across
north Lebanon today, with some
160 persons reported killed and 200
missing
The torrent cut the coastal! town
of Tripoli in half, destroving about’
100 buildings and wrecking «ix
bridges. President Camille Cham
oun and Premier Rashid Karam
hurried to Tripoli to oversee res-
cue work by troops and police re
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FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955
3Killed as Idling
Jet Runs Wild 6 Planes, Huge Hangar
Lost at Lincoln AFB in
Million Dollar Fire
LINCOLN, Neb. R—A Navy jet
'fighter plane, warming up on the!
flight line, ran suddenly wild under |
full power at the Lincoln Air Force!
‘Base yesterday.
e, Weekend Fatals
Total 21 in State Car Mishaps Claim 16;
Shooting, Explosion and.
3 Fires Kill Others
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
In the last weekend before!
Christmas, 21, persons lost their
lives in Michigan accidents. |
Traffic mishaps claimed 16.,
Three died in rooming house fires. |
A man died tn the explosion of |
a heating terch’s tank, and a |
girl was shot to death by a youth |
who didn’t think the gun was , Ld] s
The result: |
—Three Navy men. killed.
—A huge wooden hangar levelled
fire.
Traffic fatalities included: j Gas aircraft Gemreres com-
Charles Harrington, 67, of Lake- I ee at pth oth
iat lions of dollars.”
Fred Bannick, 43, of Saginaw. |
John W. Bright. 72. and his wife,!
Amy, 70, of Davison. |
Albert Wilkens, 26, of Montrose. ;
Raymond C. Grier, 52, of Gales-}
burg.
Earl Thomas. 52, of Jackson. |
George Lapham. 76. of Frontier
Donald Hall. 32. of Fairgrove.
Robert R. Smith, 15, of Big
Crooked Lake near Rockford.
Earl Griffith, 57, of Montcalm; One of the dead was the fet
plane’s pilot, Lt. (JG) Vernon R.
Chapman Jr., 25, of Grand Island,
~tg Korean war veteran but of late
a “weekend warrior’ as a Navy’
reservist.
The other victims, whose bodies
jwere recovered from the hangar
ruins, were:
Air Controlman 1.C. Kenneth C.,
Newman, 24, of Lincoln. \
Air Controlman 3.C. Hubert Lee, RECEIVES CHECK — Pontiac Mayor William Pontiac Press Phote! County. \
Arvid Holst. 66, of Fair fave | Donaldson received a check for $428 to add to the lands, members of Janice Antona's citizenship Tracy, 29. of Lincoln. -
James W. Peak, 35. of Saurly fund for the Pontiac Civic Auditorium. The funds class, and presented at the group's Christmas The FOF jet fighter plane with,
Robert S. Krug, 31, of Novi Town-|
ship. |
Wellington McDonald, 74, of Pon-|
tiac. were donated by Pontiac residents from other party. Lt. Chapman in the cockpit struck’
three aircraft in its wild, careen-;
ing run outside the hangar. With tts:
exhaust still spewing flames at full
force, the craft plowed its way in-| tris tarts. s0 rm OGDtA Claus Came Early Bomb Misses Man, |-»
for Civic Auditorium Fund Rocks Parking Area smver sircan sn imo st a died Saturday night in a rooming
a
| loth house fire. Firemen theorized ,
Barris tae eee ee | Santa. Claus came early for the;Christmas party. Mayor and Mrs | FORT WAYNE. Ind. m — A dy.
Louis Reinhardt, 29. of Bay City > Civ is Willi Sars . NE, 5 _ y-| s Reinharc ¥ ¥\Pontiac Civie Auditorium fund this, William Donaldson were the hon lnamite) Bomb (cased beekdc| the In its tempestuous trip. the fet; died in a similar fire Sunday in y, :
; yo year peed Cucste: empty car of a union official on a rammed a huge hole through the The mayor received a t check for downtwon parking lot rocked the midsection of a patrol bomber out-
or * $428 contributed by members of Fort Wayne business district early side the hangar. | Janice antona’s citizenship class- today. There were no injuries. Win-' The Air Force opened an invest-
|dows in nearby buildings were tigation. |
Pontiac shattered. SS ae
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Burton Township, near Flint. | When the New Citizens’ League!
Fifteen-year-old Sheila Dunne of of pontiac met Saturday.
Detroit was accidentally shot to
death Friday night by a youth who
thought the pistol he was demon- p h C So h
=a pup sees aad eal “ af ug citizen from other lands was made} 7 ¢ | Sk F| k |
Leonard Kotarek, 51. of Manistee by Police of Area |t0 further the cultural development The owner of the car is Kenneth, ce aters 0C
jof their new city. McNeal, business agent of AFL- died Saturday night from injuries | ene ane : e ° , |
) - Theme of the affair was “Christ- Cl umber and Steemiitiers f N C ty R k fer ttaal aada ts) ood imas Around the World.” The class Local 166 and president of the Fort! 0 Nine Ul INKS
The contribution by
euffered in an explosion earlier in|
the day at the Fallen Drop Forge
Co. of Manistee. A heating torch Poliday traffic during the re . : Wayne Building Trades Council. _. -
tank exploded 5 mainder of the year. Pontiac siudents) showed ow the Sule wat The car was wrecked. | With the weather man predicting
the approach of the coldest wave to —“4%% 24%"
John Lucas. 28 died Sunday Police urged both pedestrians and McNeal tol slice he could nc Le coe .
night when fire swept his rented “ivers to use double caution on | NSH Ea Ys Coon * date, Parks Supervisor Bill Aho an- explain the bombing. Detective : xm ‘nounced that nine cityv-operated ice room in Grand Rapids city streets nounced v-ope
Floyd West, 25. of Watervliet! In other accidents this weekend. ,
was crushed under his overturned 8 6year-old boy, getting off a Sun-
tractor Sunday night jday School bus, received slight
: injuries when hit by a car
Books Offer Pointers Gerald H. Davis, 892 Emerson. The retirement of Dale C. nar Police Cooperation
'St., was released after observation ris as president of the American x
in Pontiac Genera] Hospital. |Schoo! Band Director's Associa- bd
Sere en aes eee he + tosay vy a ThWarts Car Thieves on Yule Preparations ,.™,2°%<r Pas Batt 3 oon ne ae a : ; boy walked in front of his car, and) Brandenburg Clarkston resident George A. ‘wever and Owen Schools.
Looking for a different recipe he couldn't stop in time because) Harms. Pontiac High School Crouch can thank the police tele-|
for Christmas cookies or cakes”|o¢ icy pavements band director, received a citation type network that he's driving his pe ready for skating by next week. marked in their native countries
{Capt. Mitchell Cleveland interpret-
/week ‘ Dale Harris Retires , . . _the inert = el ll a
pit) uae) EE Over the weekend the nine rinks
as Association Head aaa Ses eid Pngay el reas istated.
| The rinks available are: Jeffer-
son - Whittier School: Washington
|Junior High; Crofoot School; Oriole
\Field; Wilson School; Rotary Play-
ground: Optimist Playground, and
Need some help on decorating your ees for meritious service Saturday as cay today. end
home for the coming holidays” , . thelassoclation icoicludedia ihree GmCTrOUuchis mulomwaxtstolenmehile
Answers to these and. many ire if eved e aviconventionniniDetentt he was mn church yesterday. When
other questions and problems that
come up during the Christmas sea-
son, can be found in books at the
Pontiac City Library according to
Librarian Phyllis Pope. (Continued From Page One)
“Books can offer such practical springs and. shock absorbers, keeps
help on all aspects of Christmas,” 5
the librarian said. “The library pag rrcas Ss tice: “ wel Travel Up 5 Per Cent [called in by police radio to say ture in 36 years will organize next,
4 eae p= colina ee Gin 6. A central hydraniic system Over 54, Group SED aU eS vetiiee who were! The” board governs Michigan,
you can make yourself, ideas for| at operates the Firebird’s power) WASHINGTON, (INS)—The Na- driving it will be charged this aft.|State University. |
decorations, plays for church or String. Power brakes. power tional Association of Travel Organ- ternoon. |" With the end of the year. Sarah school, and the words and music ield wipers and the suspen- izations reported today that Van Hoosen Jones of Rochester. Harris. whose retirement from he reported the theft to Oakland one tl ta Sarah Jones Leaves C f h F jthe group becomes effective Jan. County Sheriff's deputy Sgt Paul
as ar 0 f e uture |1. Was instrumental in founding the Carpenter, Carpenter sent the re- A : | Bo d j
organization in 1954. He served port via teletype to all area panes gricu ture ar
two terms as president Stations.
He hadn't finished transmitting) EAST LANSING w — The first,
'before a Lake Orion patrol car all-male State Board of Agricul-|
for favorite Christmas carols.” 0" Maal GM <veineet® Bey Americans were on the move S H italized Republican. goes off the board aft- in| addition’ helpful’ material fs this hydraulic a can eventually nearly 5 per cent more in 1955 than YVEVEN Mospitanze er 12 years of service. and is re-
available on Chmstmas customs be used to operate window i in the preceding year, Following Collision placed by William E. Baker, Me-
hotiday parties. Christmas noetm convertible tops mat adjusters rhe organization estimated that ; sick Democrat who was one of
and other related topics, the librar- A ANE BEES ONES Apencinines | fo outer stale sg om BOD peven’ persons were two Democrats elected at_ last
jan said. 7. An automatic transmission ¢stic travel will come to 13 billion, Pospital fed after a collision Sun- spring's general election Baker
—_— mounted between the two rear 500 million dollars and predicted day at 34 Mile road and Camp joins Dr. Donnor D. Smith of
wheels, eliminating the conven. |a smail percentage increase next Ground road north of Romeo. Tawas who was first appointed to
Student Runnerup tional differential. | year. Paul Gill, 16. South Mill road. the board by Gov. Williams. |
\" Dryden, is in critical condition in —————
in Poetr y Recital | aPezmanenty lubricated pivot, Meat on Table—Thanks Giemens | Mt. e
Contest at School "1" eta hetween th, to Accident on Highway | Michael Konarski, also 16, of Alabama Claims Man | acoiistical Romeo, driver of one car, is in A | Ch |
William C. Bryant. son of Mr Suspension system and the body.”| Patients at the Oakland County serious condition in the same hos- on ssau { arges |
and Mrs. Frank J. Bryant, of 248! se Tuberculosis Sanatorium will Neve pital, '
W. Hopkins St. recently was! All of this is crammed into an venison for Christmas—thanks to’ Driver of the other car was Leo A Pontiac man who moved here,
awarded second prize in a Spanish Indianapolis 500-type beauty in R. C. Dawson of Bay City M. Parvish, 45, of Armada. Riding recently from Alabama waived ex-
poetry recital contest at the Uni- which the single tail fin, 52 inches| But Dawson, who car killed the with him were Diane Parrish, 12, tradition Saturday to face charges
versity of Michigan off the ground. is the highest thing deer yesterday morning on US 10’John, 14, also of Armada, Other that he assaulted a friend with
Bryant. an entrant in a category on the car , near M 87, isn’t happy about play- passengers were Woodson Ritter, intent to murder him
made up of third-term Spanish stu-| The over-all length of the Fire- ing Santa Claus, The front end of 30, Memphis and Jeanne Ritter, Bentley Jackson. 31. of 242 N.
dents, recited “La Vida es Sueno” pird is 235 inches on a 120-inch' his car was pushed in 18, also of Memphis. Saginaw St.. is accused of stab-
(Life is a Dream’) by Pedro Cal-' wheelbase a bing Leon Thomas in Birmingham,
deron de la Braca. | . Ala., six weeks ago.
The student is director of “El Tthas a saeaity Gitgiaw can) Y Ch ristmas Devotional He accompanied Alabama offi-
Campanario.” a periodical pub-| ; f ; cers to Birmingham Saturday. y ow it -| . opy over the air-conditioned in Belorell leaving ithe told i police! shed by the university's students), ioe The ainnostl pointed s tis S] d T d 6:15
wri ine almost pointed snouts Slated for Tuesday at 6215 -veo ass trent ot minewe a@t Spanish.
A i‘ used to go to school together. He a . sembling a jet fighter. Twin ex- : ist-| ; (sestaers Molotov Predicts Quick The third annual YMCA Christ-| Others are Ronald Hopp, Stan'gidn't want to prosecute on the
m aust foes ‘ike aittary 7ae == Devotional Dinner is sched- Jones, John Wettlaufer, Tom Smith charge, but the police wanted him
Action on Japs, Mongols line tanks under a jet’s wings. uled ri Rearend eee 20. be ee Aaron Wright, Gray Robertson. to. He swore out a warrant.
MOSCOW (INS)—Soviet Foreign, The Firebird II is a successor Cae Se aang 6st it Bud peer: Nate Riffle and ‘‘I stabbed him, but I took him
Minister V. M. Molotov expressed‘to the original needle-nosed, one ai Darrel Blackett.
the belief today that Japan and passenger Firebird built by GM The group will hear the Rev: All men are invited.
Outer Mongolia would be admitted two years ago as the first gas Ralph C. Claus. pastor of the St.
to United Nations membership turbine passenger car in the U.S Trinity Evangelical Lutheran 50 Below in Alberta
“very shortly.” .* * ’ Church. give “A Christmas Mes. ~
ne oa SSS a ; ; " | EDMONTON, Alta. (®—Bitter will have Family Night at 7 p.m. Both countries were denied, The GM Turbocruiser, first gas S48¢ ; : a . ‘
membership by vetoes last weekiturbine bus in the world, was de- Kenneth Wright of the Hi-Y cod: an and es met Meine ie eee Hall
when 16 other applicant nations) veloped last year Club and Henry Powers of the Bee eaeetice Ae ee ee en ae
Laide gta: dnd Ric ee Union| The new car, however, is de Toastmasters Club will give talks | temperatures to 50 below in some dinner and gift exchange. Each Lad apans membership applt-| signed for highway use and accord- on “What Christmas Means to | : <p i Pa } |
con ee tnee net‘ Wey eta etc! Me rere Prince Aber amy wl Wee or tech | “it ECESe: , ‘recorded 45 below zero. dren. i golia was vetoed by Nationalist qiny driven on public highways.” Thel invocation iwi belgivent by - ae el
America’s SMARTEST EYE GLASSES | \St. Joseph Mercy Hospital,
ORTONVILLE — OES No. 286
China. {He said it is fresh from tests at Morris Decker of the Toastmasters
GM's desert proving ground at Club. Leroy Volberding of { he
Mesa. Ariz. Clarkston Hi-Y Club will read the
4Scripture and Aaron Wright of Wa-
terford Hi-Y will be | the |!
singing.
Police Jail Motorist
After Highway Collision
Ruben H. Mosley. 38, of 110 W
Pike St.. was jailed on a charge
of being drunk and disorderly aft-
er a two-car collision on Elizabeth
s * t .
In charge of the program will be; Teenagers Face Quiz
on Accident Details Otto Milldebrandt, toastmaster.
Lake Rd. last night. - Dr. Milton H. Bank, pastor of the) | .The other driver, Rodney Dick- TWo 17-year-old youths, who say, e@fson, 24, of 31 Alison ae told) their car was stolen, face lie de-| Central the Renediction™ will pro-
police Mosley rammed into the tector tests today concerning an) ‘
rear of his car while he was automobile accident Sunday. f the affair are the
stopped for traffic. | Being questioned are Robert “Y” Christian Emphasis Com-
ae ee 'Pena, 14 S. Parke St., and Pay!) mittee, “Y” Toastmasters’ Club,
Grain Stocks Hit Top ‘Wood, 42 Bellevue St. | “¥"? Phalanx @lub, Clarkston Hi-
They told police that a 1950 ma. Y Club, Pontiac HI-Y Club and ‘ ) TORONTO — Stocks of the ma- roon convertible, abandoned at the’ Waterford, Blue & Gold Hi-Y for LESS!
jor types of grains held in the,accident, had been stolen from) Clubs. . principal’ exporting countries—the them 15 minutes earlier. Serving on the committee for the
United States, Canada, Argentina, The other driver, Lawrence L. Devotional Dinner are Dr. Bank,
Australia — reached a record Proper, 38 Mckinley Dr. said David Gee, E. W. Huthwaite, A.
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Escanaba Father Dies Hal Boyle Says: ) |a notice by the person who had| A newly-laid hen's egg registegp / as Couple Meets Son jlost the pocketbook. My father dug|® ‘emberature of about 106,
225: Payment for Easy Money infal Sof Some union of a Michigan couple and y y y P. P f [ ck. 0 0 thei ed to be en we ha a -fashi / '
weal piped) Macrae 39, Sach ae O r a Ss on e roves ain u i taiaher ae teetahoan onl N ecessary .
patcher for the Chicago and North Western Railroad at Eace- By HAL BOYLE ;dividual makes al] these separate
naba, Mich., collapsed and died NEW YORK &—Curbstone com- discoveries of living must always
of a heart attack. {ments by a Pavement Plato: {be personal-to him — though it be
Moras and his wife, en route to| Youth is discovery, and the a stale tale in the story of human ; . _ during whict sai othi
ey is—or, as the cynic says, was. first time in my life, cash beyond more jey around—for less than $55. qaq Cok ae kn parr aa Pe ~
Money is usually a medium of ex-,the simple avarice of childhood. |[ was a real hero, at least until pelt to me in an area where he
change and sometimes a measure; For 35 cents I bought up a/one of my ice cream and pop corm thought the memory would linger
of valor. triggerless real pistol, the pride laden joy riders got sick with all; J_ still does, and I still recall FUEL OIL How does a human being dis-/°! the block. I bought all the agate this unexpected plenty. He spilled the Jesson I learned “when I first cover the value of money? To nie Marbles I never had been able tojeverything, including the source of | discovered the im portance ‘of!
it happened in this wise: (win when knuckles were on the'my wealth. imoney * Texas for a vacation, had just/things youth may discover are ad- history.
stepped off a train to greet their /venture, friendship, sex, love, par-| On this day I would discuss. the
son, William, who lives in Mil-'enthood, death, money, boredom discovery of money.
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waukee, when the elder Moras col-|and faith. Strolling down the pavement as/S™und for keeps. es | Moral: You might as well earn!
~ lapsed. The manner -in- which each io | First, let us consider what mon-ja child I found a pocketbook con- en es This brought me up front in the money the hard way, because, 94 East Walton Bivd. Phone FE 5-6141
taining about $65. I promptly| ! took all the kids for three blocks Picture. money you pick up easy will only |
divided the money with a friend around to a free treat on me at| Well, my father was an honest cause you trouble at the end.
who was with me—he was older,|the corner drug store. When they/man and doing all right at the| eS
anyway, and could have taken it were stuffed with ice cream, wejtime. He figured that the pocket- >
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The dough I had left made me popcorn, I bought the candy. thought, of things like that in those Me)
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SIXTEEN WHE PONLLAC PKESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1¥00
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| Slate FEPC Names, st once Kish? ir tears sone foe Syracuse Deal / mayor's Inter acia ony ]
+ -fst Permanent Head v.ce".cr" JUNIOR EDITORS Be (| d" |
The commission appointed Wil First submitted by. John Hamilton, Fort MUI, 8. C. fo ose | a }
_ LANSING — Michigan's new a any Rr
Fair Employment Practices Com-| , sistant director.
Baission ead a) om Perma- Seabron worked for the Urban
Pent director—John G. Feild, sec: | sone im Detroit and Minneapolis
/ of the Toledo Board of Com- for the past two sears
Mounity Relations. : : | Feild recently was elected pres
Feild, 33, and a native of Detroit, ident of the National Association
i = of Intergroup Relations Officials —
a op TS rum drinks _ —
} Fer a a
Approximately 70 per cent of
D AG (GG | 3 R South Africa's male workers oc ns
| ° \ started yesterday, is sponsored by.
Independent Unions ‘the 1,800,000-member National In-
ge ‘dependent Union Council and the
| 450,000-member Confederated Un-
Plan Own Merger .-eians of America. The sessions’ are
preliminary to a merger conven-
ST. LOUIS W—Fifty represemt@ tion in Washington Feb. 6
'tives of independent labor unions =e
are laying the groundwork for a Roger M. Rettig of St Louis,
| proposed organization of some six national chairman of the NIUC,
Frere specs sas oia meaead the stimated membership in all inde-
tbig AFL-CIO combine. -
The three-day meeting, rare | eae unions at six million.
Transfer of IL Baseball
"Franchise to Community
_ Group Set Today |
| SYRACUSE, N.Y, ® — A new)
deadline of 5 pm. today has been)
set for agreement on terms where. |
by the Syracuse Chiefs baseball
team would be transferred to al
o\ 3 _@ \eqogs H any jobs for which they are un 4
Jamaica Rum &@ : | Vaetares (an Renton sir |community-backed corporation. $ ‘ bee ee ec in ae vogiat Signing of the contract originally HE’S FIRST — Theodore (Ted) | monds. Johannesburg psychologis was slated for Friday. It was de-\Rerry is going on with his busi-'
layed Saturday because of a dis-\ness-as-usual routine despite the jpute over whether the presen lim some people are attaching
owner, Marty Haske, should pro- port e dé ba = " . to the fact he is the first Negro vide a list of creditors, as re. , : arel| \vice-mayor in the history of Cincin- quired by the state bulk sales law, | :
or offer his personal indemnifica-|4ti. Berry was elected to the post
|tion that no debts would be car-,4fter the Ohio city’s Charter party,
ried over against the new corpora-|gained control of the nine-man
tion. ‘ council following a two weeks re-
A central New York community count.
baseball corporation was formed © = ee
last week after fans pledged $50,000 = 6 5
to purchase the clu, e 4 Die in Island Fire
Haske would not comment when \{ANILA (®—Four persons died
asked whether he would reconsider
a once-rejected offer of $100,000
from a group seeking to move the
\International League franchise to Capiz province on Panay Island.
|Miami, Fla. “yesterday. ; @ e
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| Cee ee ee ey eee ns gatas Gol as Lay wex| Starts Monday on South Thatcher, : | were killed in two world wars. Link of Telegraph Road
Patterson | Gas seeping into a bungalow a scansps ; & Wernet I | Bangor, Northern Ireland, cost as LANSING W—The State Police
Mh five si children. wil] start its first use of radar to
sted GS hod remem — ico highway speeders today with
LMOPIIIDIDOMAMA AHA BH, operation of a specially - equipped unmarked car on Tele-
Open Weekdays 1956 CENTURY Medels graph Road between Detroit . and
i. now on display the Ohio line.
s s s '
Commissioner Joseph A. Childs.
said the radar patrol car would
be used through the remainder of
the holiday season as part of a’
stiffened enforcement drive on the
route, considered the major ‘ ‘death,
road"' in Michigan,
Patrol cars have been ordered
te issue only warnings for “a |
day or so,” Childs said, and then |
to start making arrests.
THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955 ____ SEVENTEEN.
aoeee <n ee eee teenies
SELLS CHRISTMAS IFT SALE! . a wr
haan ste te Wa
upto — For Your Old Watch
IN TRADE Regardless of
Age, Make or Condition
(and all through the yeor)
The de.ightful way to make a skipper happy or to repay He said the radar wil] be in an
junmarked car, but that motorists
him for last summers fun is to give him something will be stopped by uniformed of-
for his boat also toy boats for the “Little Skipper. © lficers in a regularly-marked pa-
Gifta’ Binocular Barometers - Ivalites - Compasses— trol car. The radar car will signal IMO
PAO
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ail types Bogung, fishing and skiing equipment—Un- at ar olan usual nautical jeweiry regular patrol cars to make ar
rests. |
INLAND LAKE SALES \ Childs recently stepped up pa-)
trols on Telegraph Road to aver-;
$127 W. Huron . Your CENTURY Dealer .. . FE 47121 lage one car every seven miles
hud de decd de de dhe ded dhe ded dee he ee the clock
He said most of Telegraph Road
1 is zoned fer 50 miles an hour, but
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@ LOANS ON SALARY, CAR OR FURNITURE Sen. Carlton H. Morris (R-Kala-; b = BU LOV A / + SoM:
-@ CHOOSE YOUR OWN PAYMENT PLAN mazoo)}, said the ads were placed ; 0 ‘! i ~ 4
in eight Michigan daily papers to
attack the state Senate and its
Handsome Elgin auto- )
@ REASONABLE COST |: vee | ea is position on the mental care pro mac laecy wilt : : es Paym't Paym't rr Paym't gram of Gov Williams pe Handsome expansion shock-resistant move- The newest in Contle
Payments shown in Prod | 60s 8 720 $5 nom meee “These ads,” Morris said, ‘‘con- J ' ae ~ ven Rigel = ene Pie pi ol nental st villas by
q . . a F is-| 7 ' im wil jewels. A ry , . the table include prin- pond | 13.11, 1421 19.77) 36.59 ee Gaeetente spetaaaiard For her, 2) easak round path with sola ~~
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. can cut the cost of the identified the sponsors only as) email as a dime. these watches
; State's charge ts the monthly rate of 3% some sort of a committee to aid)
“ loan by making larger ca that pant of © balance mot exceeding retarded children. No one in the’
payments. aoe cs ae tt ppl leery communities in which this adver-
and %% on any remainéer. tising appeared had heard of such
e a committee and local agencies
e ° which were interested in retarded
Same Day Service Just Phone children were both mvstified and
and give us a few facts about yourself. We Confused ith th ae ora ; After an investigation. Morris wi ave the money ready wnen you come in. <aid ‘I was told that the ads
were paid for bv the International
| Union, VAW-CIO the Michigan
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; on CIO Council 4 702 Pontiac State Bank Building :
| ( Britain's oldest triplets, John,
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‘You can choose from a wide
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Each year General Motors Girls club members pur-
chase and dress dolls for distribution to hospitals and
organizations who redistribute them to the needy, Pic-
tured as they admired their finished handiwork are (left
GM Girls |
Dress Dolls
for Charity Shirley Slaughter
1s Chairman of
Annual Affair
Two hundred and sixty five dolls
were presented hospitals and chari-
table organizations by the General
Motors Girls Club.
* 2 @
Members of the club assisting in
the purchase and dressing of the
dolls included those working at
Pontiac Motor Division, GMC
Truck and Coach Division, Fisher
Body Division and Genera] Motors
Acceptance Corporation.
Organizations benefiting from
the annual project were Oakland
County Juvenile Home, Oakland
County Society for Cripped Chil-
dren, Muscular Dystrophy pa-
tients, and the Veterans’ Hospital
at Dearborn, to be used by the
veterans as gifts for thelr chil-
dren,
At the Veterans Hospital, dolls
will be given men in the TB ward
General Motors Girls
to right) Arlene Newcombe
Vrs. Milton Brinson of East Rutgers street and Mrs.
Harry Dernberger of Williams street. |
Po hana *
Club members shown as they
viewed the exhibit of dolls purchased and dressed by
them are (left) Mrs. Elwyn A. Olsen of North Marshall
street and (right) Mrs. Frances Nelson of East Fairmont uD Joins in A ~
id to Neeay
Hairdressers
Hold Election
and Yule Party
Mrs. Ben Elbling opened her)
home on Oxley street for the an-
nua} Christmas party and election |
of officers of the Pontiac National
Hairdressers’ Association. A co-|
operative dinner was enjoyed by!
members preceding the meeting.
< * * *
Officers elected for the coming
year are: Mrs. James Wilkinson,
president; Mrs. ray Sluder, vice
president; Kathryn Liichow, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. John Wil-
son, treasurer; Martha Hagler,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Arthur McKinniss, program chair-
man.
Mrs. Wilkinson appointed dele- |
gates to attend the state meet-
ing, which precedes the North
American Beauty and Fashion
Show taking place at Hotel Sher-
aton-Cadillac in Detroit on Feb.
67.
Appointed as delegates were Mrs.
Harry Randall, Mrs. Ernest Thay-
er, Mrs. Ben Elbling, Mrs. “a }
( Sluder and Mrs. Wilkinson. Al-
ternates are Mrs. John Wilson,|
Mrs. Luella Murray, Mrs. Mc- |
Pentise Press Photes |Kinniss, Mrs. J. Williamson and}
Mrs. William Hawn. * * *
Following the recent business |
meeting, games and an exchange
|of Christmas gifts were enjoyed.
o--- -- -- of South Roselawn avenue, |
|
Spending the holidays with her par- Pontiac Press Phote
ward, Calif. Photographed (left) is Mrs.
Redmond, Mrs. Sprentall and Robert
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — In St.
| Dunstan Chapel, Christ Church
jCranbrook Friday evening Martha
|Browning and Robert Terrell Mast
were united in marriage by the
Rev. Robert L. DeWitt. The wed-
ding was attended by members of
both families and close friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Henry Clyde Johnson and the late
Gen, Albert J. Browning. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Walter H. Mast of Grosse
Pointe Farms.
The bridal gown was of white
| Chantilly lace with a detachable
| train of Italian silk, The fitted
| bedice had a portrait neckline
| and the veil of silk illusion was
eaught under a tiny white satin
eap. She carried white roses cen-
tered by a white orchid.
| Her sister Mrs. Hal E. Egbert of
|San Gabriel, Calif., was the bride's
street. The dolls were displayed just before they were
contributed to hospitals and worthy organizations for
distribution to needy youngsters.
satin and carried American Beau- Ge
only since they are unable to get
to their canteen to purchase gifts. ,
Club members also give oe She Keeps Busy, Too
model Pontiac cars to the young
boys in these same groups.
_ Several girls who didn’t have
the time or skill to dress a doll
donated money to the project and |
women at the Oakland County
Convalescent Home dressed
seme dolis for the club.
The Club held its annua] Christ-
mas Tea at Hotel Waldron Sunday . :
afternoon with piano entertainment Daugherty of Michigan State Uni- by Jerry Libby. versity, now busy preparing his
Group singing was led by Ruby football team for the Rose Bowl
Brusha and grab gifts were ex-/meeting with UCLA.
changed by the 8 members attend-- Pretty, dark-eyed Francie
: Daugherty has her own personal
Shirley Slaughter was chairman recipe to chase the Jonesome
of the event. Mrs. Harry Dernberg- blues.
er and Phyllis Trissell presided at) she makes the most of every
the tea table. |minute she has with her popular
and busy husband. She has a
Friends Fete boundless enthusiasm for his job
Bride-Elect _— and his football team. And she
Among the recent showers given
for bride-elect Nancy L. Johnston|
was a luncheon and pantry shower |
By ROBERT E. VOGES
PASADENA, Calif, Dec. 19 B—
A coach's wife has a_lonely life. . .
Especially if you are the wife
of “Coach of the Year’ Duffy
and her home.
“If coaching football is what
he’s happiest doing, that’s what
hosted by Mrs. Gus Hanson and| I think he should do,” says |
Mrs. Raymond Longpre; a miscel-| Francie about the job that keeps
laneous shower given by Mrs. Gor-| her husband away so much. _
don Hayter and Mrs. Brenard Try-| «1 probably spend more time
on and a personal shower given in). i+, my children than most wives. Dutfy’s Wife Adjusts Days to Sports | field to cary his daughter |
around and show her off te
visitors.
Their social life mostly consists
of entertaining close friends, other
coaches and neighbors at their
attractive East Lansing home.
When her children and her home
aren't keeping her busy, Francie}
busies herself knitting socks for|
her husband, reading — anything
she can get her hands on—and)
working with the Red Cross where
she serves as a staff aide on the!
bloodmobile.
' When she and her husband do)
go out, Francie always favors)
football players as baby sitters.|
herself-to her two children! They like the quiet of the Daugh-| erty home for catching up with)
| eur studies.
; And at least one former play-
| er now an assistant coach—back-
field coach Sonny Grandelius—
did part of the courting of his |
present wife while baby-sitting
at the Daugherty home. |
Some wives of coaches tell about Ann Arbor by Jane Roach, Janet), We're able to do a lot of things how disgruntled alums gave them | ty roses,
Timothy Warren Mast was his
brother’s best man, and ushers
were William R. Yaw Jr. and Ru-
fus H. Heitzel Jr.
A reception was given in the
bride’s home, Quarton road,
| Bloomfield Hills.
Mrs, Johnson wore emerald sat-
in with a matching stole. The
bridegroom's mother wore cham- “He had a date with one of my jhe participated in three major
girl friends. and then we met,” campaigns before returning as a
recalls Francie. major.
It was a whirlwind courtship and! §o the business of waiting for a) Pasne colored satin.
they were marned within three husband to return home from the, After Christmas with their fami-
weeks. wars — football or otherwise — is lies, the couple will go to California
Then Francie didn’t see her hus- nothing new to Mrs. Duffyjfor the Rose Bowl football game
band in two and a half years while! Daugherty. ‘before returning to their studies
oe 7
‘ only attendant. She wore royal blue ~ ~
Martha Browning Weds Robert Mast For traveling the bride wore a
costume suit of blue jersey, ‘at Michigan State University. They
will both graduate in June.
Married
Friday in St,
Dunstan
Chapel, Christ
Church
Cranbrook
were Martha
Browning and
Robert Terrell
Mast. She
the daughter of
Mrs, Henry
Clyde Johnson
and the late
Gen. Albert J.
Browning. His 1s
parents are the
} Walter H.
, : Vasts of
: 4 # Grosse Pointe
4 Farms.
MRS. ROBERT TERRELL MAST
yell and Mary de Tar.
oe Longpre S etcuained at together. Then when my husband a hard time by phone. Not Fran-|
the Corner House in Ann Arbor)'* home, it’s something special and cie. ‘Eve last year when Duffy,
for the spinster 1 _ chon we make the most of it,”’ she de- was losing, everyone was wonder:
Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |“lared. | ful.”” she said. |
Donald D. Johnston of Woodbine| During the football season, Sun-' Francie and the children flew)
drive and Philip J. Hunt, son of day morning breakfast is the only out Thursday for San Francisco, |
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert T. Hunt of meal Duffy and his wife have to- her home town, to stay with her|
Ecorse, will exchange vows on/ gether. iparents while Duffy is on the
- Dee. 26 at St. Benedict Church. | But Francie sees more of her|coast. On Dec. 22 she will fly| ee husband during the season than oD eae vt Danny tn)
; He'll be home SPC ristmas and the New Year|
Mrs. J. Leonard en five and six With her husband and watch the
Opens Home
Mrs. Jennie Leonard of Avondale /"® otf fon some dinner, or (to eat big game. :
Dree will be cared for by the.
_ see ara fears with the team at the training
Se hers me Pa table. That's their time for visit-
terfield Tent Nine Daughters of '"% and Dufty's chance to play
Union Veterans of the Civil War. ith the children.
Christmas decorations were used) Once the football season is | spare. e .
throughout the house. An arrange-| over and the banquet season Francie is looking forward to
ment with Santa and his reindeers) starts, Francie considers herself |doing some clothes-buying in the
centered the dinner table at which| lucky if she and her husband | fabulous West Coast shops.
16 members were seated for the| have dinner together one eve- Last time she went out to the
Thursday evening dinner and! ning a week. ‘| Bose Bowl, she confesses, she Christmas gift exchange. packed too many warm, wool
ball games and also goes down to; dresses. This time her wardrobe
the Michigan game every year it's) Was built around winter cottons, played at Ann Arbor. | aria dresses and a cashmere
She hasn't been going on tha ©®at-
nately been replaced by more oad trips since the team has been) After the Jan. 2 game, the
practical decoration. _ |flying home every Saturday night.) Daugherty family will head back!
Granted, a party apron needn’t| The couple has fwo children, | to San Francisco where Duffy will
be dowdily practical, but it's an-/Danny, nine, and Dree, 23 months|be able to stay until a coach's,
not to be able to wash it old. A meeting calls him away. |
au and that’s about the condi-| Danny already is playing on a} Both have a special affection
tion of spangles or sequins. fourth grade football team—a/for the town because it's where
linesman like his famous dad. © {they met in 1943. Duffy was a sec- ond lieutenant, just fresh out of There are five pages I scoen es Gas aes officer's training camp and waiting
_ today’s Women’s Section
jany other time.
after practice betwe
ito change his clothes before dash-
Daugherty will be able to spend
some evenings with his wife and
(a gay social whirl is in prospect!
for as many nights as he can
Francie sees all the home foot-|
Spangles Out-Dated
Spangies on aprons have fortu-
at the port of embarkation to be
brings Dree' out to the football |assigned to the Pacific area.
+? doting grandparents. ie
Pontiac Press Phote
supervised
rdinator of the Pontiac Junior Achievement Santa Glaus paid a visit to the Knights of Pythias Hall Sunday
when more than 175 Junior Achievers held their Christmas party. Tak-
ing part in the festivities were (top, left) Mary Coronado and Rudy
Mackey. In the bottom row (left to right) were Sandy Mair, Davie
‘ Mackey and Edwin Kash, surrounding Santa, The party
by Robert E. Mehoke, coo
Center.
4 ‘ 4 yk
oe \,
i THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955 -
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Mrs. C. A. Booth Student Production —————— e é 9 rial tania hOx.
Liquor Taster Only Samples \f ALES Entertains Group |, me wal mu cvarmt |OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU
NEW YORK (INS) — Marjorie! to keep saying to myself as 1) She “tastes” direct from the ) One would think that the neigh-/ ne" taiuea 1) members of the FiO gram Tuesday at 7-30 p.m. in the |” eS Plamp is a lady liquor-taster. She| sip, ‘All right, swaliow’.”’ barrel—when the boubon is still {poring altos would complain but} Mrs. Ells Randison wait seas ‘| school auditorium. :
is probably the only woman in the Marjorie, a small lass with hair) apout 169-proof—and one would |according to Marjorie. chlorophyll presided ai the ranent Dede and) The theme will be “Christmas| ,
country so employed (profession-|the dark shade of ‘her four-year-| think that her teeth would fall out |S unnecessary in her case. |devotions were given by Soa \In’ Many Lands" and students from — @ :
ally.) She is very happy most of|oid product, graduated from the) sooner or later, and her taste | “If you drink whisky, the alcohol py Stowell.
the time, but not the way you| University of Louisville with: de-| buds would become permanently oxidizes in your system and the yas “The Cross. The Candle and 824 home room groups will also '
think. grees in chemistry and dietetics; gistilied. But no. ‘aroma is exhaled trough your The star” | participate in the program | JUST | i
“I never drink on the job.” shejand applied for a job in her home| a the ak she lungs. But if you omy swig and, Decorations for the affair cen | see a U N TIME for :
says. “1 Just smell, swig and/town of Louisville. 2 ere in ane aernoon. Sh swish, you come out smelling like tered around a frosty pink’ and! Use something dark. something + G i
swish? | The Brown-Forman distillers admits, I begin to get a litte’ spring in the orchard.” white tree. The group exchanged light, something dull and something | bed What makes her so happy then?;hired her in its chemical depart-| ‘burned out’ and my efficiency | (Copyright, 1955, INS) ‘Christmas gifts. bright to make a room interesting. |» ’ r istm Ss “Oh, in a chemist like en ae where, ae owe tedious et ot ec But as for my teeth. I’ 22 -s:geccesumaee oman — ‘i i ene oe Se i e 8 ® : this work is very, very stimulat-|she worked with paper instead of| — ab sit bi tee imal ai Wee ee Wa eR OO = ee ee SS -
ing.” ‘her palate, Then came the fortu-; 25° 'o have cavities constantly — fivy a anes: —— oe |
Miss Plamp’s work, which |nate day when the chief chemist
would be
members
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“A don't dare use cream in my |ounces a day ou my tongue ever hearesals. She is a contralto in : 4
coffee, because it might coat my ""e St. Raphael's Church, Louisville. | 4 \ “2
tongue and destroy my apprecia- 0 Si ne i if . 4 :
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explains. ‘And I can't eat sweets! bie ts
for the same reason. Also, I must! Mr. and Mrs. News i. to 1 2 and More ;
run from people who have colds Charles | see Be }
—because if I get a cold, my taste Wil ; | ae > ae
buds are ae fr gone bon tell | jong o = Suits You'd Regularly Pay , sour mas m sour milk.” Allison street 4% e ee U
After seven years of whisky- | p to 39.95
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to drink of
“Whea
had to remind myself not to.
drink what I was tasting. Now |
wees) Soke) to) © party) aed (ee
hostess gives me a bighball I |
have the opposite problem. Have |
Gold Star Mothers
Enjoy Aemrican Gold Star Mothers
Cnapter Nine held a Christmas.
party at the Benjamin Cote home
on Ortonville road Wednesday eve-:
ning
Members exchanged gifts dur-
ing the eveing. Mrs. Cote was
presented
honor of her birthday
Several
attended. the affair, which feature
a turkey
McVean and Mrs Ralph Brady even years” JUST ARRIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT | —— eet sbarspaniang [describe its Saver. ‘trigued | ; cotdhurs in Time for CHRISTMAS!
more talent than meets | | Mrs. C. A. Booth of Birmingham present its annual Christmas pro-| ee
Mrs. Stowell's theme the art and speech departments
and I haven't had a new one in| >
Sr caartiat etch gave. Mise Plamp a Iii nip—and| ven Yours” B ALL REMAINING
© FALL and WINTER itald her to roll it on ber tongue and
“I just took to it like an old When the tastiest tester in |
souse’"' says she happily, “And I liquor annals is not attending to | isis eee ot
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inter-group contest was held when
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By ELIZABETH WOODWARD {tive publicity. So would having | for your daughter and give her ,
| “Dear Miss Woodward: Our parties at home in which the old ® peimt from which to explain
‘daughter is having trouble getting steady is not included. | her willingness to date ether
into circulation. She has many) boys.
‘aggressive and ask for ‘dates. It
takes a bit of artful arranging to:
( | The crowd at school must be, |keep a girl from
friends, both girls and boys. but gramaticaly notified of the change’ Follow up with some informal for bids. Girl Finds It Difficult to Get-Into Circulation circulation. They re expected to be'dates. We're both considered good
\looking. How can we get them to
ask us for dates?”
yp ee
waiting too long! wer: Perhaps the boys who
she has been going steady with one
boy fer almost three years, and
she is only 16. They are still very)
good friends but are willing to date
| others.
‘However. the boy 1s quite popu-
lar and the other boys, I think,
in the status quo. High drama little parties at the house. And let | »
comes from importing a very at- the old steady beau be noticeable | “Dear Miss Woodward:
tractive stranger. The boys will for his absence | Through attending places where take note, and the girls will buzz. Close girl friends could be taken’ we can meet people, we have
And if she: dances, into the plot, and persuaded to)
her old steady (whe srs ee arrange double dates for her. The
. ‘word would get around fast that. \interest you the most cdnsider you
'part of the local scenery and have
no background material on you
So why not invite some of them to’
your homes so they can “place”
‘you a bit more easily? — | Ll
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| Mrs. Hershey Fills
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With Fruit, Cheese
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
What are you planning for break-
on Christmas morning? taken another girl that evening)
the others will see that they're
stil] friends. It will break the ice are holding back because he still
chooses our girl. What can we do
to prevent her remaining high | she’s willing to make new frineds. ),
Boys have no trouble getting into around and ask sother girls for| (Copyright, 1955) “They will stand and talk to us come again. All of which is build-
y the hour, then will turn right ing a foundation for dates. jreal treat and serve some fancy
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school days from being spoiled?”’
Answer: Getting into circula-_
tion will take seme positive ac- |
tien on your family’s part. A
giri can't just sit back quietly
waiting for dates to drop in her
lap. Not when everybody knows |
she has been going with just
one boy for a long time, and can
| see that thev haven't had a
knockdown, drag-out fight.
They still choose each other, |
though they've been convinced
somehow that the monopoly should
be broken.
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on McCormick Drive. \Club Thursday evening: Leaders at the recent meetings. The group exchanged gifts and)
were Mrs. Harold McAllister and Played games during the social
Mrs. Kenneth Anderson. They Meeung taught the group several designs The next meeting of the club will
for Christmas centerpieces. ve at the home of Mrs. Anthony
Christmas gifts were exchanged Osler of Garland avenue.
and the names of secret pals were
revealed. The group was then
served refreshments, and a gift
Terry L. Skelton
Honored at Party |
~ Terry Lynn Skelton, daughter of
\Mr. and Mrs. Hot! Skelton of:
Cooley Lake was honored at a
party recently on her fourth birth-
e
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Invited guests were Mary.
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16 W. HURON STREET Plans Outlined
for ‘Sno-Ball’ |
on February 3 |
Members of Alpha Omega Chap-
ter of Beta Sigma Phi held their
Christm&s party and pledge ritual,
at the home of Mrs. Connie Ben-)
_|son on Cadillac avenue. Receiving
the ritual were Mrs. Vincent
Schneider, Mrs. Murl Dodge and
|Barbara DeWolf.
| Plans were formulated at
Thursday evening meeting the
for,
| the annual “Sno-Ball’’ dance to be;
© ‘held at the Elks Temple on Feb. 3
| Doris Ball will serve as gen- | eral chairman for the dance, as-
| sisted by Mrs. Kenneth Miller, tickets; Mrs. Dodge, patrons
and Mrs. Robert Terry, pubii-
eity.
‘Miss DeWolf will handle decora-
tions. Serving with her are Vir-
‘ginia Milner, Delores Barrett.
|Bobbie Christian, Mrs. Schneider,
Mrs. Duane Chamberlain, Mrs
George Pudduck and Mrs. Benson.
| The group voted to contribute a
iChristmas basket te a worthy fam-
ily for the holidays. A gift was
presented to Mrs. Chamberlain, a
| |
New Party Apron | Lucky the gal who gets a party
|apron for a gift this year. The
‘ones on the counters are lush and}
practical at the same time |
Permanently pleated cotton leads)
the list of new notes. It's crisp and|
fresh looking and is designed to}
wash in a breeze { \laches? Mrs. Galen Hershey shares
this recipe with us.
Mrs. Hershey is a newcomer in
Pontiac, moving here from Iowa.
In addition to church work and the
|care of three sons, Mrs. Hershey is
interested .in musie and reading.
She is a very pleasant person to
meet.
BOHEMIAN KOLACHES
By Mrs. Galen Hershey
3 cups milk
4, cup lard or margerine
3 eggs, well beaten
3%, cup sugar
1 cake yeast
1 tablespoon salt
6-10 cups sifted flour
\y teaspoon nutmeg
Pruit or cheese filling
Seald milk. eoot. add sugar, salt
yeast and ‘2 cup flour. Beat
‘smooth. Let rise until double. Add
lshortening, eggs. nutmeg and
lenough flour to make a soft dough.
* |Let rise until double.
Punch down, turn out on a
floured board and make buns the
size of a fifty-cent piece. Place
in a shallow, greased pan, brush
with melted butter and let rise.
Press down with two fingers and
ifill the small cavities with jam, a
thick sugared fruit mixture. ‘a
date filling is good) or cottage
cheese. Let rise 10 minutes. Bake
12-15 minutes in a 400-degree oven
recent bride. {Brush with butter after removing
|from oven. This makes 8-10 dozen
rolls. They freeze well.
Give the World! Ideal Christmas present for a
young student is a world globe
made of plastic that can be folded
into a smal! package It is printed
in bright colors and sharp type,
protected by a laminated sheet.
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1955 TWENTY-ONE
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Ginger Doll Contest Winners:
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Ul of Mr. and
Mrs. Gail
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MR. and MRS. AARON MIDDLETON
Geraldine Locke Weds
Aaron Lee Middleton At a ceremony performed Satur-|wearing a black dress accented
day evening in Oakland Avenue/with white accessories and a cor-
United Presbyterian Church, Ger-|sage of pink rosebuds.
aldine Sarah Locke became the), Following a honeymoon trip in
bride of Aaron Lee Middleton. The Northern Michigan the couple will
Rev. Theodore Allebaugh read the make their home in Kalamazoo,
7:30 p.m. service in the presence|where the groom is a Junior at
of 100 guests. Western Michigan College.
* * ae
The bride is the daughter of Mr.|
and Mrs. J. R. Locke of Glendale
avenue, and his parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Gail Weber of Fairgrove
avenue.
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The full skirt was accented with|
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lace and the chapel train of nylon |
itulle was scattered with medal-.
lions of the lace.
A Juliet cap edged with seed|°
pearls secured her finger tip veil,
of silk illusion. She carried a fan-|
'shaped arrangement of white car-|
‘nations and yellow rose buds.
| Mrs. LaVonna Lash was matron)
jot honor. Her ballerina length |
gown was of blue crystallette and
|she the carried a bouquet of yellow
‘carnations and roses.
Alyce Trew of Bath served as
| flower girl. She wore a yellow
crystallette gown and carried a
basket of yellow rose petals.
| Jack Titus performed the duties
of best man. Jack Stolt and
Charles Hampton seated the
guests.
A reception was held in the|
church parlors immediately follow-
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iLocke received her guests she was
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Dorcas Guild
Aids Needy Family
Mrs. J. H. Moon gave the de-
votions for the Dorcas Guild of
Central Christian Church when
they met in Friendship Hall for
theit Christmas luncheon.
Mrs. Roy Riley was in charge of
the program assisted by Mrs. Elsie
Williams.
During the meeting. members’
voted to assist a needy family and
also the athletic program at the
church.
P. O. Box 164. Old Chelsea}
|Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print,
plainly your name, address with’ By ANNE HEYWOOD
Last year, about this time, a
me about a it;
mothers
world, they
shy. They wanted to go
the ramp of giving chil-;
but didn't know how | And they had the usual plaint:
("We couldn't think of charging our
friends!”’
/FREE ENTERTAINMENT
I suggested that they give their
puppet show at church fairs, in
the children's wards at hospitals
and wherever free entertainment
was needed and would do. good.
* * *
In this way, I pointed out, they
would serve a real need in the
| community. And once they had the jfeeling that they were helping;
others, Seen ae te ete ott
their shyness,
The idea had other advantages,
too, I¢ would give them a chance
te rehearse thelr act un’‘il it was
smooth and it was a way of in-
troducing it to the public, |
Today a letter arrived from the|
same young woman. And it did my
heart good. oe * *
“Our progress is simply un-
eT
[Present Christmas Plays schools held! Two city grade
for their cele- programs
bration of the Christmas season.
dren presented their Christmas
pageant for parents and friends
Thursday afternoon. * ¢ @
Under the direction of Mrs. Eva
McNarney, the program depicting
the Christmas customs throughout
the world, was opened by the first
Give Party
to Show Off
New Home
Otherwise, Every
Tour of House
By EMILY POST
Today's first letter tells me:
“We are just getting settled in
our newly built house and im-
mediately all our friends are ask-
ing, ‘When is the housewarming?’
|The truth is that I had no idea of
giving a housewarming at all.
“We naturally expected to invite
| Our friends in turn, and we also
come to see us without waiting to
be asked.
“Now I feel as if I have been
put on the spot and should give
a housewarming. As this type
of party is new to me I would
appreciate any information you
can give me concerning it.”
Answer: A housewarming !s
simply a name rather aptly used
for the first party homeowners
“|choose to give in their new house.
It’s an afternoon tea and cock-
‘tail party. as a rule. or an eve-
ining at home, or perhaps a buffet
supper or whatever else you like.
The only detail in which a house-
warming differs from every other
expected to let everyone inspect the
house from attic to cellar.
If you don't choose a particular
time to put the house on display,
then you will certainly find that
you will have to take each person
who comes to see you on a per-
!sonally conducted tour of inspec-|
tion. “Dear Mrs. Post; I have re-
cently been elected secretary of
a women's club, and as such I
keep the records of proceedings
at the meetings.
“In writing up the minutes. I
am at a loss to know how I should
designate the members making
is, should I say, ‘A motion was
made by Mrs. John Blank, Mrs.
Blank or Mary Blank’?”
|
Answer: You use whatever name
she is entered by on the club list.
“Dear Mrs. Post: Should aj}
|widow wear gloves at a funeral
home while greeting friends and!
acquaintances who come to pay)
their Jast respects to her departed |
husband?”
} ny
| Answer: Please, no!
Shop for Gift Slippers ALL
THIS WEEK AND SAVE
. for Sister . for Mom..
... velvets, leathers, fur-
trimmed mules, plain hard Lake Ave.
mules.
OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU
At McConnell School, the chil-/
Visit Will Require,
jalso expected that they would)
party of its kind is that you are,
motions during the meetings. That!
Hawthorne
grades representing America. Sec-
ond graders presented Christmas
customs of Poland and Mexico and
ithe customs of Norway and the
Orient were portrayed by third
graders.
+ The fourth grade represented
Germany and England, the fifth
grade, South America; using Christ
of the Andes as their theme.
A tableau of the Nativity was
depicted by sixth grade pupils.
Christmas hymns were sung by the
fifth and sixth grade chorus under
the direction of Mrs. Royal Exline.
The entire cast gave the closing
song “In Christ There is No East
sented the pageant, ‘‘The Toys That
Had To Wait" for their Christmas Puppet Project Proves Profitable believable,” she says, “and it's
going to be the happiest Christmas
;we’ve ever known—and the most
' prosperous,
USED SUGGESTION
“We followed your suggestion
and gave a regular puppet show
once a week in the children’s hos-
|pital. The kids just adored it, and
we had more fun!
* * @
“One day a reporter and pho-
tographer from our local paper
came and did a story about our
show. After that, we began to re-
ceive calls from people who asked
us to give the show at parties for
their children;
“We had a scramble
out how much to charge, but trial
and error helped us, as I guess
they always do.
“We still do our free show once
a week, but now we also average
about two paid parties per week.
* * *
“We do special skits, which we
write around the child who is hav-
ing the birthday, and we had some
bids for Halloween and Thanks-
giving parties.
“We are booked for two Carist-
mas parties and one birthday-
Christmas party for which we've
written a cute sketch on the
miseries of having a Christmas
birthday,
“We each make about $10 a
program Thursday . LOIS GRAY week, over on above expenses,
The revolved a toy-| Mr. and Mrs, Edward Gray of|during hours that are easily ar-
shop scene at the North Pole when) Detroit and Pontiac are announc-|ranged to fit our household sched-
toys were left behind to wait/ing the engagement of their daugh-|ules. And it's opened up a whole
another year for an owner. ter, Lois, to Harvey Gordon of De-/new world for both of us!
The pageant was mainly panto-| troit. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. (Copyright 1965)
Teed dae ee ce ee ae omen at Date td So
nished by the fifth and sixth grade) senior at Detroit Institute of
glee clubs. Technology College of Pharmacy. SEE THE GE
The pageant, directed by Mrs.|A fall wedding is planned. 11 Cu Ft. PINK WALL erie was presented at REFRIGERATOR at
‘Bruse Heline played the part «Garden Club HAMPTON’S Santa Claus, Judy Johnson was 825 W. HURON
pone Ger Os Yule Party
Queen was played by Cathy Hagan.| The Syivan Lake Branch of the,
Dutch Dolls, Mary Jane Lehman’ women's National Farm and Gar-| “\den Association held its recent.
"|Christmas meeting at the home.
of Mrs. Carl W. Dahlgren. Assist-|
ing Mrs. Dahigren were Mrs. J. A.
Rammes, Mrs. AB Leddick, Mrs.
Beedle and Mrs. Eari D.' tured in the play.
Jerry Kelley was a clown in the
presentation, Linda Rollison played
the part of a circus dancer and
Ronnie Carr was a Topsy doll.
Lesta Jean Stanley, played the part
of a balloon and performed a
dance.
Refreshments were served by the
room mothers of Kindergarten
teachers, Janet Van Wagoner and
Mrs. Byford Laur. They were Mrs.| wirg Louis Van | Hatter gave a.
|Neil McClellan, Mrs. Robert Nor-\4.monstration of Christmas| berg, Mrs. Lewis Griffin, Mrs.
Martin Miller, Mrs. Gordon Math-
ews, Mrs. Jesse Briles, Mrs.
‘ward Bigger and Mrs. Loren Kay.
istrated door decorations, Mrs.
'|Thurman Halloway, table decora-,
tions: and Mrs. N. G. Draper, man- |
tel decorations.
| famed Vitamin Consultant
| for Wm. T. Thompson Co.
wreaths. Mrs. S. J. Filkins demon-|
re Albert Kohn led the group. FREE GIFTS
With Each Thompson Vitamin
purchase — New Hand and Face
Creams.
MISS MARINA ROGERS
will be in our store Dec.
19 through Dec. 24 to tell
you about the latest infor-
mation on vitamins and
minerals in the field of
human nutrition. j
You are invited to
Silhouette Style
Accented
for ‘56 Spring
LOS ANGELES @® — The Cali-
fornia look for spring—in common |
with most of the rest of the coun- Tih mes of Se ret a Oe com los Gathering
| This ‘he raha shout | The Ida Kahn Unit of the WSCS.
familiar sheath, which dominates of Central Methodist Church met
fashions from Paris to New York at the home of Mrs. H.F. Kengtrick| and on to the Pacific. But Cali- of Cherokee road.
fornia designers. unveiling their, The Girls’ ensemble of Pontiac
collections for spring and summer High School, sang at the recent
1936, carry the straight and nar-' meeting and’ devotions were given’
row line even further than most by Mrs. Russell Curtis.
of their eastern confreres. Cohostesses for the affair were}
They present clothes which Mrs. William Moulton, Jr., Mrs.|
| hug the figure like a second skin, William hema Mrs. Lorn Hayes, |
elongate the line from waist to |Mrs. Norbert Hoffman, Mrs. Jerle in singing Christmas carols and
the thirty members attending con-
tributed gifts for the
County Convalescent Home.
Ida Kahn Unit
|
Oakland} without obligation.
|| WILLIAM K. COWIE discuss your diet
problems with her
ALSO
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bust, and generally favor the pen- |Head and Mrs. Donald Porritt Jr.}
cil, broomstick or string-bean a
tine. ee ' Beautiful
Even bathing suits eschew frills DEER SKIN
this season, and are form-fitting :
-|lastex sheaths for the most part—
one-piece, streamlined and swim- for Christmas mable. You'll see few of the beach-
{sitter type of suit next summer on
jour better beaches. — GLOVES .. ee
IFT sooo Wemnen'e $5.95
The petty Men's and $6.95 Aang 6 womens
JACKETS . Men's and
Women's eee
PURSES .......
sels $13.96
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sum cues Ggpe) Romantic News Highlights Social Calendar in Area
PS
At an open alec SES Mr, and Mrs house at their Gay -Kitchen igniignts Charles H. “Birmingham
Club Meetin Stamas of home Sunday Trend Hits . g South Saginaw Mr. and Mrs. B h | s U manger scene was as-
“lccmbicd! 16 W. 3. Tosuwioasa eincenne he oe ~~ r itis G als
: ed ‘Howie and the M. P And every girl and ere eas ah Memes aeecen of ‘enneuneed tbe See Vivid Styles
every boy is filled with |Home and Garden Club when the het spr hee Provided by Big yey group met for a Christmas Tea at wr daughter, engagement of S
excitement! The perfect the YWCA recently. wigh Goldie Martha, their daughter, Household Stores
A solo, “O. Holy Night,” was ye
finish to that visit to pecacnaed by air Fred Bohlman| er nrahey Pah Boe | EE OO : ; |accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. : es 4 Locke the-kitchen trend is catching on
Santa Claus is dinner at Steven Dodge. Group singing and Stocks, son of Higgins, the | rapidly among British housewives.
Ted's. Children love the sn oS GE Co Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. | From the, — aif to -
: bedside lamp accent
food. and the special at- — 3 beset Leoponien Gita ood ces oe Tee vid, gay coloring with ae
tention they receive at ‘Polio fund and also accepted an Milwaukee, Bloomfield |®ttention to window drapes and
: [invitation to attend the Waterford Wi T Hills. He i patterned carpets.
Ted's. Farm and Garden Club meeting on is. hey ts. He is a Deck and
Jan, 6. both attend graduate of the are Saves to the housewife
U. of M. where} that the necessary kitchen uten- 7
» she is a junior,| stis weed not be dull and dreary."
. He is affiliated| The big department stores are displayi: cleaning sponges in the University
of Michigan
where he will Serving on the committee for ar-
rangements for the day were Mrs.
Lulu Luby, Mrs. Vivian Tubbs and
Mrs. Fred Wilkinson. Mrs. John P.$. Stop at Ted’s fora
late luncheon after that
shopping trip. 9 Lyons and Mrs. H. J. Sampson pre- ° :
"| sided at the tea table. be graduated with Sigma |ink yellow and diye; whistling in February. Chi, and she is kettles in bright reds and greens, WOODWARD AT al Do you own a stickpin? They're A late a member of and brushes with their bristles
SQUARE LAKE ROAD in fashion now. Come in fake ek Del dyed in bright hues.
' ebruary elta Gamma. ; | jewels, too, and are handy for “ER ° Th Window drapes, said a spokes-
iholding scarf or vestee in place wedding 1s ey plan Ol can of the Csuncll ol Industrial — being plannede late winter | Design, show a trend away from wedding. the geometric and abstract pat-
Andre Presents .
“HIGH FASHION”
Permanent Wave GOLDIE MARTHA STAMAS JUDITH ANN WEBSTER natural motife—flowers, leaves,
e “Strongly patterned wallpapers,
with dark bac nds, are
‘Yule Programs Given at 3 Schools#=“=s== : mostly in rich vibrant colors.
Pupils at the Wisner, Longfellow/were Mrs. Thomas Bartle, Mrs.|cember meeting of the Malkim| children contributed food to Satin finish cutlery—stainless and Malkim schools presented|Dwain Montgomery, Mrs. George| school PTA on "| Christmas basket for needy | %teel With a dall finish—makes . Pratt, Mrs. Darwin McNally, Mrs. . washing-up an easy task. This Christmas programs at the: PTA y> . family, : held Th Gordon McLain and Mrs. William| Ralph Seybert was narrator for cutlery meetings ursday. Barton. the play and leaders were Mrs. ong al Lega ata genre own. and needs no further atten-
Longtellow School Others serving a fi Dorothy Robison, Betty Jane |Mrs. Owen with a prize after
The Longfellow School Glee Club, /old Wesley, Mrs. Thomas Mitch-| Meisington, Dougias Hoisington |for having the highest percentage) srother béon to housewives ts ell and Mrs. M and Geraldine White. of PTA membership for the year. under the direction of Mrs. John . Merritt Rockwell. Mrs. Lester Mack's room won the/@ Smart rubber dustpan so flex-
Zell, entertained parents and Malkim School The program featured the sing-/attendance banner for this month. |ible that it can be pressed flat to
guests of the PTA at their meet- The Christmas play, “Christmas ing of Christmas carols, and the} Mrs. LeRoy Koch and Mrs. Rob- the floor to stop any speck of dust
ing Thursday, Carols,” was presented at the De- decorating of a Christmas tree.|ert Klinger planned the social hour | aking refuge underneath. These : e !
: ¥ —
Chri i Th vas directed by .|assisted Mrs. Tompkins A program of Christmas carols e@ program was directed by Mrs by George Tomp’ to the new “brighter
was presented by the students. ; -|Robinson with Cynthia Phillips as-|and Mrs. William Thomas. Mrs. $ h() $ (00 $ h() Complete with “The Candlelights of Christmas,” Past Presidents sisting and acting as accompanist. Paul Webster and Mrs. Morris home” motif in shades of red, ae
= = j Cucksey presided at the tea table.!low, blue and green.
Following the play a social hour ti tyli ” by Patsy’ K : Cutting and Styling nee ss 7° se Gather for was enjoyed and _ refreshments
Dr. Milton Bank of the Central . a were served,
Highly Trained Hair Stylists Await to Serve You Methodist Game, Christmas Party | Mocs ee aii E | k Ss S a- S h a Y Cl u b
OPEN WEDNESDAY ALL _ M. . AS : rs. Arthur Burgess opened her|, Christmas carols raditions .
a Thee en Lee tine Bouichenr vy mec, |me On Joa rad to Zone gn oom He cane. Eeans' OTS Christmas Party No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! ry Van Dyke. Past President Club MOMS of|Sweden, were included in the pro-| A highlight of the Elks Sa-Shay| evening and calling the several Mrs. Charlotte Harpham and|America for a Christmas party|gram given by students at Wisner|Quadrille Club Christmas party| Christmas and novelty quadrilies
i Den-
A d 6B Es Phone : leks tain) Gates! oc io ex ™ e. ie held Friday evening in the ball-| were John DePauw, Bert
n re eau on refreshment table decorated with) During the evening's program afternoon. room of the Temple was a candie-| »a™, Howard Upton, Willian
; = a Christmas centerpiece. Mothers|Mrs, L. R. Naugle, chaplain, read) Four students, Johan and Betty mbe 4 Schmeill, and William Moore.
2nd Floor—Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE §-9257 ‘from their rooms served on the the Christmas story from the Bible| Nyhof and Mary Ann and Marger- light carol sing. All members an Arrengias (the) darecationa! were
social committee. Those assisting | ‘and Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind, presi- lita Lengers, who are natives of|guests formed a circle, each hold- Mr. and Mrs. V Vaverek
= == dent, read “The Shoemaker's Holland, sang a Dutch Christmas|ing a lighted candle and joined in/vn, so ved ne chaivmen, accioted
Dream,” by Edwin Markman. carol in their native tongue. singing carols. by Mr. and Mrs. William Schmiel, Mrs. Jean rf Santa and his reindeers were Burgdorf lead the| Frances Capucille, guest sing- present at the huge tree that d owe a poe -eigietlony ane
Just Received in Time for CHRISTMAS! [aims seize cistmas cara} or, ange sciinne accom: [Prine slr and tel Et Nnas cde Beas The " |for those present
) was enjoyed. Mrs. Kenneth Par- program was under the dl.
‘The Gift E H Make i | rare) ks eg nem lepred|| Ucrang) ngpoe canara ped| LL | psa anhalt acta ) 5 ) ee ve of the program master Mr. and Mrs, William D'Arcy, Mrs. ift Every Home Maker Can Use Every Day A ; ceremonies oo ea
: ard Paschke, Mr. and Mrs. Curt
Novotney, Albert Galler, Annabell
Vaverek, Milton Vaverek and Ar-
‘Hurlburt, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ma- |
Honey, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lieyd——< : hy: 7 7 Ni Mr. Mrs. Willi Just Arrived On Direct Import From England emee wn act Mie ieee Me
and the Denhams.
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Clara Megredy and Ella Mose-
man entértained at a Sunday morn-
jing brunch at their home on Cot-
| A pleasant surprise was the
arrival of Santa with a sack full :
‘ : of gifts and candy that he dis
'tributed to the guests. The Christ-
}mas motif -was-carried out in the
nylons = |e eas Fear Varion, Mrs. Curtis Fiath,
Mrs. Albert Riley, Mrs, Raymond
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r Elmer Granflaten.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955 TWENTY-THREE
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“Musette” piano, a charming spinet with full 88-note key-
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Use our layaway ples. Terms te suit you!
Choose from other fine piano names such as
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27 S. Saginaw GRINNELL'S * Se 6. *
"His mother insists on maintain-
ing it; his father says it’s “‘spoil-
ing” him and wants it terminated
at once. His grandmother thinks
thane must be some compromise ft} gained self
COM! promising with his conyalescent is his acknowledgement of _re-
-possession — and his
—— =
independence.
As to. ‘‘spoiling”’ iin by com-
position between illness and full
strength, let me quote noted psy-
chiatrist Dr. Lawson G. Lowrey.
on st pemaeets:
. *
Fie. writes, ‘‘Nine-tenths of the
children that I see who are ‘called Love Helps Strengthen Youngsterjar ‘spoiled’ are not ‘spoiled’ at all.|
They are the most neglected emo | evivane that they can dispense
with it. tionally; the most severely re-
jected on the emotional side that
you can imagine."
have two needs, His serving
ment and love. Right now, my
jreader’s little grandson seems to
weakness
needs the continued support of his
mother's presence at night—and
his recuperating energies need the
He needs us to balance our |
support of his weakness with our
happy and relaxed assunsption of
his strength. ,
What makes ‘“‘spoiled” children
often is parents’ habit of giving
them the action they demand—
but withholding the love and understanding that make the ac-
tion meaningful.
rd ast dima agar
7| time, let’s pat @ time limit on it.
Our convalestent may
seem to learn that we
intend shortly to resume our nor-
sleeping habits. He won't real-
lybe, Actually, he'll be comforted
by our placid suggestion that the] /
time for sickroom arrangement is tes
almost over.
* ¢
In his own way, he’s as anxoius
s 4 to become his own independent
self-again as we are to see it)
restored to him.
WORN BY WORRY
Were he faced with the prospect
of accepting us as his permanent
roommate, hé wouldn't relish it
one bit. The trouble is, mothers
worn by worry, nights of nursing,
the burden of the sick child's
helplessness don't see this readily.
The memory of his weakness is
still so vivid that they find it
hard to increase their demands
upon his reterning strength.
If this young mother will begin
to accept a normal state for her
recuperating youngster, he'll begin
to accept the idea of sleeping)
arrangements to match it. He'll
tell her himself that he wants her
to get out of his room.
He may try to be polite about
it; he may just say,
back te your own room now.”
It doesn’t matter. | What co counts
for you.
“Go on | IF quite tall—
You can corry full skirt and full coat,
plus lorger hot. If takes slenderness announced eats by the Na-
tional Secretaries Association (In-
ternational).
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This new high was reached when
190 secretaries in the United States
passed the fifth anual CPS exam-)
ination held recently. Michigan was
among the states with the highest!
number of secretaries passing the
1955 test.
Sorority Holds
Holiday Party
at White Home
Food and clothing were con-
tributed by members of the Beta
Chapter of Beta Theta Phi sorority
when they held their Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Donald
to wear bulk above end below the
waist.
It's “the sheath-plus.” Sheaths)
with animated skirts such as new,
floating back panel or trumpet!
flounce and these sophisticated
sheaths are smarter than ever for
talls. Big sleeves are another plus |
Quilted aprons are fun. They
stand out crisply and have a thick
luxurious texture that’s dressy. White.on La Salle Avenue Thurs-
day evening.
* * *
Mrs. John Sinclair will distribute |
‘the items to a needy family.
Mrs. George Zannath accom-
panied the group in the singing
of Christmas carols and gifts. were
exchanged by aocret ps
Guests of ae Saree included
associate members Mrs. Frederick
‘Russell of Royal Oak, Mrs. Sam
| Pill and Ruth Kennedy.
You're invited . .
gifts and accessories for your own home, too.
hard to buy for person on your list.
and o few in brass ond gloss, too. . .
tricky designs ..
_of lovely tables, lamps ond pictures.
/ JUST RECEIVED ae
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~\New- Christmas Candies.
‘New: Reindeer Centerpieces
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Just received many new and unusual designs
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f —$——<——$—————————
' The association also reports a
back-to-school movement among
employed secretaries, which it
attributes to the CPS program.
The next CPS examination wil)
be held May 4-5, 1956. The exam-
inations are open to qualified sec-
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iversities throughout the country. IT’S TIME TO CHECK YOUR BEAUTY!
Come In Now.
A PERMANENT “WAVE It extends over two days—and
questions run the range from per-|
sonal adjustment and human re-|
lations through business law, eco-|
nomics, business administration,
secretarial accounting, stenogra- "'To achieve the CPS rating and
certificate, secretaries must pass se general secretarial and office |
all parts of the test. a beauty shop permanent for wavy re
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TWENTY-SIX
Groups Warned.
ut Soviet Purpose
: NEW YORK ® — The Interna-
Confederation of Free Trade
nions has advised its members in)
countries to avoid giving sup-
to Communist labor groups)
exchanging visiting delegations.
confederation's exec utive|
has stated “Communist
rships seek such delegation|‘
changes” to win “moral respec-|
a and legitimacy’’ for their)
te company unions.”
is improving port ‘facilities
fat Salaverry.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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CVEREST & JENNINGS Chairs and Accessories OPEN EN FEBRUARY — Pontiac's new ae high school off North Perry street
will be ready for students within two months. The $1,250,000 structure was started
six months ago. The gymnasium wing, a two-story structure with a cafeteria and Michigan First Aid invalid Needs—Sick Reom Supplies
Lt 2-3027 Mich. 3 Doors Nerth of 10-Mile jo 4-6847 exists, and experts estimate that!
1621 S$. Weedward, Royal Oak, iby 1960 we will have a shortage
‘of 50,000. Aucriticalllduxtage 16 marcos | (600 Pupils to Occupy New Structure
HW yee sre unable to
see MICHIGAN CRED WORRIED OVER DEBTS
UNSELLORS and arrange fer
you can afford, regardless. ef hew much or hew
NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQU
ONE PLACE TO PAY — BONDED AND INSURED Classroom wings of the new,
junior high school being con-
structed by the Pontiac Board of
Education on North Perry Street,
will be ready for use during the|
next school term beginning in.
February.
Some 600 students from the city’s! soctates, architects for the bulld-
Wednesday and the finish work
will start immediately. All ma
terials are ready for installa- peyments, debts or bills when ve,
payments
many yeu owe,
ing the job at top speed.”
‘northeast section will attend tion and the contractor ts pushy | kitchen on the lower floor, will not be finished until spring. However, some 600. stu-
dents will be able to begin classes in the buliding in February.
Speed Work on School for February Opening Use of the new school will make
ing, sald today “the heating | ‘the Wever School available for|area.
plant was put in operation last clementary use, relieving over. |
| | crowding in the northwest area's ;
emery classrooms.
Wever Was built as an ele.
| mentary school, explained school
system Building Coordinator Dr.
| SESSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSS
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: WAYNE GABERT youngsters in Wever's immediate
The junior high is the third unit
in the school board's current con-
struction program. The Bethune |,
‘Elementary School and Whitfield. ;
Elementary School addition were
completed in time for use begin-. seo veSSWEES EU ag cs TDTTOGTSUEEUORESESEESOOTE 555 The gymnasium wing, a two. Otte C. Hufziger, and will be re-
Story structure with a cafeteria and converted to its original use. Geeeee oeeereeeneescee
kitchen on the lower floor, will not, - Overcrowded conditions at Haw- Eight states, headed by Cali- MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS | ixr‘cix'nonns st Ba eee ena a A BM te ded tO any 412 South Saginaw St. Phone FE 8-0456 Above Oakiand Theater | Henry -Haberkorn, general educational program can be started transferring students to Wever, registered motor vehicles
manager of H. E. _Beyster & As- iin February, Haberkorn explained. jhe stated, to attend along with|U.S. et 9 years of credit counselling experience assist you ning last September.
Ww. venings by Appt. | Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wed. & Sat. 9 to I. E ings by App t whic: fe classes in the $1,250,000 structure
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, Noe AY, DECEMBER 19, 1955
TV Company to Close
JACKSON w—Sparks-Withington
Co, will discontinue domestic man-
ufacture of radio and television
sets Jan. 1 because of “continted
operating losses." It employes 300
to 400 in its radio-TV division. It
said it would continue radio and)
television mengtacture in its Ca-
nadijan _Dlant.
See the GARITY FAUCET |
On Demonstration
At HAMPTON’S
$39.95 room | Hampton's 825 W. Huron
. ,§{ chosen to make a powerful political By JOHN H. MARTIN
vast
ficulties for the Western Allies.
Politically ~ area trom Karachi
to Cairo is one of the most volcanic
spots on the earth’s surface and it
isethere that the Soviet Union has
and economic penetration cam-
paign.
The Sovief drive, plus the
Arab-Israeli clashes overshad-
owed last week’s NATO council
session in Paris. Top NATO lead-
ers originally concerned with try-
were forced to consider the
dangerous Middle Eastern situ-
The Middle East is vital to Brit-
ain, especially. It igs worth recall-
ing that in the summer of 1940,
when Britain had one armored di-
sent to the Middle East.
IMPORTANT TO BRITISH
Britain gets its oil from the
Middle East. That land bridge aise;
| connects Britain with tge Common-'
| wealth members. And it is in this’
old war theater that Russia tra-
ditionally looks to make trouble But the danger is not only from
Soviet expansion. There also is
the danger of violent explosions
against the West based on na-
Nearly all of the area is in-
habited by the followers of the
| Prophet Mohammed. Many Mos-
‘lem rulers have come to terms|
| with the ’
regard Christians and others), This
ing te better European defenses | is recognition that they live in a
modern world. But in each of these
nations there also is a group of
ation. religious fanatics who want to cut|
themselves and their ,states off
from all contact to the Western
world. They have been accused of
wanting in effect to fight the cru-
vision to face Hitler, half of it was| *@4¢% all over again.
BRITON MOVED OUT ‘infidel” West, (as they
All the painful Western Allied
efforts to build a defense system
protecting the oil riches of the
[Middle East have been compli-|
|cated by or wrecked by the intense
‘nationalism.
Britain gave up the treaty Religious. Nationalism Is. Major ThreatU.S. Employes Put ee
to Peace in Strife-Torn Middle East
when she is thwarted in Western|
The problem of defending the] Eyrope, In the British view it is area called the Near and ay the reason why the British fought Middle. East presents enormous dif-| 1, Crimean War against Russia
a century ago. battle with Exypt and moved out | Chamber of Commerce states that of the Suez Canal zone, Switching |
headquarters to the island of |
themselves battling with armed
Cypriat nationalists whe want 10 |wachingion Report” join the crown colony to Greece.
Thag conflict has caused revival
ginning toward defense of the
Middle East, Ira, Iran, Turkey,
Pakistan and Britain now are
members, But other prospective
members are remaining aloof be-
cause of the Arab quarrel with
Israel and quarrels among the
Arabs themselves.
Polio Cyclist Travels
TORONTO, Ont. & — A 21-year-
old French-Canadian polio victim
has worn out four bicycles covering
30,000 miles and now is pedaling
his fifth. Conrad Dube, who con-
tracted polio at 13, began riding!
three years ago when a doctor told.
him the exercise would help his’
crippled legs. He has cycled across ‘Canada—and into the United Sales
land Mexico.
Careless smokers cause Senet of
the forest fire losses. |
What better way to say “Merry ar gon” & ae &
PORE
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Christmas” than a gift of
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For perfect fit!
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20 Sizes: Midge,
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30-35 Weekly Hours (ee, weeks. "Paid hotideye may
when vacations, holidays and other|numbers and, alas, in length, In’
the Middle Eastern command 1... time are considered, most addition, workers are excused from.
workers in the nation already are; work—but paid—for such reasons
Cyprus, the British nqw find lon a 30 or 35-hour week,
article: P hour work week eventually comes, |
“The 40-hour week has become the article said, ‘‘What this really,
of old Turkish-Greek animosities. eeepc er ll pp yee Gg
The Baghdad Pact is a good be-|iness, but the hours worked on the/of actual work @ week.” __ TWENTY-SEVEN: -
Sam Benson Says:
“Samta Claus” Benson
THAT’S ME! Take the Side Street to My Store and
You'll SAVE MORE ON GIFTS! general and may run from one to
Paid holidays may |
WASHINGTON # — The U.S.|Paid sick leave is general.
“Coffee breaks are growing in|
jas jury duty, military service and'
The chamber's weekly newspaper deaths of members of the family.’’|
said in an| If the sometimes suggested 30-,
|Large sofa and matching choir in smart tae rs
i lamps and wrought iron AS
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TWENTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955
Woman Playing
Foster Mother ‘ it was abandoned in similar Mexico Relents
fashion last Aprit,
She was successful, but after the
‘litte girl, Josie, was returned to
ithe zoo, she became ill with virus PRRIANO, Sicily w — For 20
years Giovanni Ruocco, 99,
lbeen meeting 80-year-old ae to Tiny Kangaroo i BALTIMORE & — Mrs. Louella | pneumonia and died.
arf, a soft touch for a baby,
two months early. * * *
| Watson said it might be that the
kangaroo, was playing foster moth- big red-haired mama kangaroo
éf to another foundling today after, |doesn’t have enough milk for her
fts natural mother gave it the air] offspring. Then again, she might
just be frivolous, Merolla every morning and escort-_
ing her, hand in hand to mass
Too shy himself, Ruocco,
married and the father of 13 chil.
dren, asked the priest to propose
for him, Maria thus far has not
given her answer,
thrice: Wiley Suagests
Barter System Proposes U. S. Use Farm
Surplus in Lieu of Cash
in Foreign Trade
* * *
The youngster, called a Joey. Santa the Polyglot was bounced out of its mother’
cereal and vitamins,
- Mrs, Earl raised the same moth-/sters. Seventeen different national- |Valadares, in Minas Gerais state,
er kangaroo’s first offspring after ities were _Tepresented. h Sunday morning at the|
Itimore Zoo,
fe etie o
MONTREAL @® — Santa Claus
spoke in seven languages panied
* Mrs. Earl took it home, here Gay at the annua} ee en marine stone weighing 134 wan
bhe will have to feed kim every Of the Immigrants’ Aid iety,|probably the largest ever fou
two hours, day and night, on baby but even that wasn't multilingual|Other hunters and buyers are flock- te F —— Relations Committee enough for some of the 165 young-|ing to the area near Governador ™@de his barter proposal in a
Special Christmas Week
Programs Discovers Big Stone
MON DAY —
7:00 - 7:30
ARMY on STARS
7:30 8:00 P. M
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
WEDNESDAY—
7:00
7:30 = 7:30 P.M.
STORY OF THE NATIVITY
- 6:00 P. M.
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
FRIDAY—
7:00 - 7:30 P. M.
lor helal MIRACLE OF JASPER
7:30 -
éunisriens PAGEANT
7:45 -
MARINE CHRISTMAS
“*
Ir You want any change in your regular
free listing, please call the telephone business
office now.
You'll want to think about extra listings
too. They're inexpensive; but they make the
Telephone Directory serve you in many more
ways, at home or in business.
For instance—
Should someone else in your household be listed
as well as you? An thexpensive extra listing will
show the name in proper alphabetical order.
Do you want to catch business “Night, Sunday
& Holiday” calis? An extra listing will do it
for you.
_ Quick os o Wink!
"YELLOW PAGES’
TUESDAY—
SUNDAY—
3:00 - 3:30 P. M.
PONTIAC HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ENSEMBLE
ALL SHOWS TO HAVE A CHRISTMAS TOUCH
WPON (Clip and Save for Reference)
make sure your message is in the Yettow Paces
of the new Telephone Directory. Nine out of ten
people use the YeLLow Paces regularly, and these
, Prospects for your product or service look for your
“message when they are ready to buy. If you
et a ee 7:00 - 7:30 P. M.
TED MALONE
7:30 - 8:00 P.M
. CHRISTMAS CAROLS
Us hesptante ame
7:00 - 7:30 P SANTA CLAUS RIDES AGAIN 7:30 - 8:00 P.M CHRISTMAS CAROLS
ae URE AY—
7:00 - 8:00 P. DICKENS" CHRISTMAS CAROL 11:00 - 11:30 P.M. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil ® —'... tarm surpluses instead of dol-| Manoel Menezes, a gem hunter, le he ered ifanllaaia’ lars to pay for foreign aid pur-
| where he says he found his prize. koe ulture True D. Morse, who
WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen.
Alexander Wiley (R-Wis) states he|
has asked the administration to chases abroad.
The top Republican on the Sen-|
letter to Under Secretary of
heads the Commodity Credit
icone.
| Wiley told Morse that “it
| payments,
_ into the treasury for American
, dollars.”’
He said he ts informed that a
group of “qualified Japanese com-
panies are prepared to .offer a
wide variety of material and
q “—which—might be pur--
aaa by the international co-
operation administration as for-:
eign aid for a third country.
JAPANESE WILL TRADE
: “The companies
would, of course, dispose of the
goods in a careful manner so as)
not to disrupt world market condi-
tions.
He said this three-way pro-
curement might serve not only
to help this country balance its
budget but also reduce farm sur-
pluses which are costing one mil-
lion dollars a day for storage.
| Wiley told Morse that his pro-
posal would also “‘put the fac-
tories, mills and mines of friendly
third countries, whether they be
in Japan, England, France or any-
where else, into higher production
and thereby contribute to the
economic health of those lands."
He warned also that foreign
policy and agriculture committees,
of both houses undoubtedly will
jlaunch an investigation early in
‘the next session of the administra-'
tion’s program for reducing sur-!
pluses.
Have you checked your listing?
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
GOING TO PRESS NOW!
Does alphabetical arrangement separate your
listings for home and business? If you want your
business telephone shown at the same spot as
your residence number, an extra listing will do
it for you.
Should your salesmen or business associates be
listed with your business telephone number?
It’s easy to arrange for the inexpensive extra
listings which will do this.
Extra listings cost only 25 cents a month.
To arrange for such listings, call our telephone
business office now. You'll find they pay for
themselves many times over.
IF-YOU SELL A PRODUCT OR A SERVICE...
new YELLOW Paces—call the oo business
office today.
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%
Wiley said the Japanese firms
;are willing to take American sur-
RQ
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—————
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GIFT
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eepre
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with these nylon
beauties 32 to 44,
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$38 COREC EC SCS OMNES CIENTS
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May Help Estes
MUSKEGON (#—John Boeschen-
stein, Muskegon County Democrat-
ic’ chairman, says Sen. Kefauver
(D-Tenn) has asked him to head
up Kefauver’s campaign fund drive
in Michigan, The Tennessean an-
nounced his
tion Friday, Boeschenstein said he
told Kefauver he would decide next;
Meter Recep Soar to New Record Mark TWENTY-NINE | Brazil is the world’s second
largest corn grower: the U.S,
ranking first | Atomic Energy Commission instal
‘lation at Upton, Long Island.
Speaking ‘at the closing session
of the first Nuclear Science and
Engineering Congress in Cleve- ‘Nuclear Cancer Santa te Dumdidd
week on his request.
Visit Gellegher’s
NEW
DEPARTMENT SELFSERVE | RECORD | \Behind him ran Beanie. Behind By Lucrece Hudgins Beale Process Bared land, Stickley described laltial = Revenue from the 332-car mu a : care tuecr ime ea i nicipal parking lot cont.nued to our a C
* ° capture rapy and outline swell this week as this week's - : The Dumdiddy eee, | Giant Reactor Will Cut design of a proposed new unit total reached a new high. ~ | eA .
gets the key to Beanle’s chain ; Brain T in Aidi ten times more powerful than the {pn Pjirector Occar Fekme © Cleaned umors in Aiding Finance Director Oscar Eckman and sets him free. Beanie flees . | present Brookhaven model. ;
from the ogre. He comes to a Some Mental Patients reported that the lot produced} @® Adjusted towa where Ae meets a dwart . | Improvements in design wil] also $973.19 during the week, or a slight} ae
with a pelted head whe prem. make it possible to bring the pa- $5.95 increase over last week's | @ Regalated
ises to take him to = house where CLEVELAND (INS) — Details tient closer to the nuclear re $967.27.
he will have all he wants and of giant nuclear reactor to ‘‘bom- actor source with no increase in This brings the twoweek total Ex ansion
never have to share. bard’ cancer patients and cause radiation pair according mee to $1,940.46, which has been at- Ww eh B d
: “ ‘ _ Stickley. A cone-like aperture tributed by Eckman to the Christ- Chapter 13 a tumor-destroying ‘atomic reac mond pices 45 pon atc anas
ALL A BOY OOULD WANT tion” to take place in the brain heavy shielding prevents radiation mas shopping rush
damage from the dangerous fast’ Eckman also announced that the
neutrons and gamma ray particles. municipal lot on Auburn avenue
. Other improvements in design with 85 stalls opened yesterday. Ladies'-Men’'s
Hose for Gie ChildrenbyucmuY have been spelied out
The dwarf ran down the street. id * *
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can't save bim from the Gimme —Beanie asked for a banana pie as big as 2 wagon wheel and a the boson concentration: f r =~ so )
House.” tub of ice cream on top. Beanie ate and ate. Finally, Beanie wanted .- j ° ; The techmque is called neutron would permit studies of irradia- =
capture therapy. It may also have tion effects on ammals and tissue gost popular souveniers that
cultures. Special a | 95 f : : z é
i America sts bring from Ire- big black house with a big black applications in treating mental _ American tourists G N
door, He went through the door , | . land are Waterford Glass, Beleek eorges-Newports toa aathe Fan Gecach Oe Goer, cases. “ Mexico's population gained 30 pottery, tweeds, Irish whisky, Jewelry Dept.
but when the Dumdiddy reached pT 2 ‘ex cheeks = cent from 1930 to 1950. Shillelaghs and bog oak. 1 |
the louse the door was slammed
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pl | less, hit the boron, disintegrate it
“I've done the best I could.” he “Maybe there are some other toys "I—T don’t think I bke it here,” Soh Kenly radwoective alphe pare moaned, ‘but this is a problem you can gimme?” |whispered Beanie. ‘I think I'll go re are aaa ee
too big for a poor Dumdiddy use| “Of course,” said the dwarf jback to my home now." Ke . |
me.”’ : “|
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Meantime, Beanie stood in the ® ome else can ever touch.”
hall of the big black house. “Who Beanie stared at the tovs. He’ MOSCOW WF — Work has be = . ys. MOs un — ‘ in ; 1 are the ee ee! ne was suddenly very Jonely and very|on the Angara River near Bratsk. ps secmique Rana aaa
asked the dwart. why do ¢ y frightened. Siberia, for one of the world’s o destory cancer = ns in tis
call it the’ Gimme House? | ‘Where are the other Gimme biggest power stations. An official| 5¥* to remote for surgery.
Gimme Children are children Children?’ he asked fearfully, |announcement says it will devaioe| The process was described by
who are always saying ‘Gimme,’”’) ‘You'll never see them. Each three million kilowatts ‘and equal) Nuclear Physicist E. E. Stickley, (Next: Dumdiddy in Santa Land) |
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| beard it a strange shiver ran ,
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‘leave the table now but don't
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This sounded like a great life |
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down Beanie’s back. But he &
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pie as big as a wheel |&
tub of ice cream to go en |
led Beanie into a dining room and, |#
just like that, there was a banana |
pie, big as a wagon wheel, and a
tub of ice cream sitting on the
table,
Beanie ate until his eyes were! *
popping, but when he tried to stag- | &
ger from the table the dwarf pulled)
him back. ‘“You asked for it,” he ©
said. “You must finish it.” Beanie &
ate unti] he turned green in the &
every bit.
Then the dwarf said, “You may
worry, every meal at
House will be like this.”
Beanie felt sick and lay down #
in a corner to sleep. After a while &
the dwarf woke him. ve |
“Tell me some toy you would’ §
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| The comedy team received the
|honorary buck private ratings 15)
'years ago today when they en-
tertained the first contingent of
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. OTHER CITY BRANCHES _THIRTY-ONE
UM Enrollment
Held in Check President Balks at Race
| for Students; Considers
Other City Branches
ANN ARBOR (#—University of
Michigan enrollment could have
been 40,000 this year, said Presi-
ment Harlan Hatcher in a year-
fend report, but high educational
standards held it to half that total.
* * &
Hatcher said in a speech to the
alumni that the university would
continue to grow under controlled
enrollments. He said he felt size
was not the important factor. The
university now has 20,800 students.
By 1970, he added, the univer-
sity expects its en t to
reach 46,000, while the total col-
lege enrollment in the state would
double.
The university, Hatcher said is
not engaged in any race with other,
institutions for the recruiting of!
students and will continue to
admit only those who qualify for,
undergraduate, graduat@ and pro-
fessional programs. Pontiac Press Phote; GRATITUDE — A neighbor who worked three
weeks to collect money to help the Leroy John-
? son family, is thanked above by Mrs. Connie John-
son, right, who accepted a $1,931 check, Mrs. Mar- collection when it was learned that the Johnsons |
would be hard-put to pay funeral and hospital [ ,
bills following a fire in their home at 90 W. |
Ce Beasley, 45 W. ae St., aes ae Paveny St. Nov. 26. ee ncn tote tas
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The possibility of the university's
comered the wert a Army Taine Task F orce US Tth Fleet Gets dent. He said that 1956 will test!
Atom War Forerunner Ingersoll for Chief the feasibility of the new university a S
senior college branch at Flint.
Hatcher satd the university ex. | CAMP DARBY, Italy W—The Michaelis rates high among el
pected to set a new enrollment iV. S. Army is developing an im-! Army’s bright young men. A World Stuart H. Ingersoll took over the |
record in 1956, topping the previ- portant foreruner of the atom- War II paratrooper, he was senior command of the U.S. 7th Fleet to-|
ous peak of 21,363 set in the fall | armed light task force of the aide to President Eisenhower day in a ceremony aboard the
Plant and Office—719 W. Huron Street
Prompt
Pick-up and
Delivery of 1948 with the return ef World | ‘future in mountainous northern when Eisenhower was chief of cryiser St. Paul in Bruckner Bay,
War Il veterans. Italy. staff. But to the American public, Okinawa. i
It's called SETAF—Southern he is
The Board of Regents wil! ask European Task Force. Its com- best remembered ‘as the
daredevil commander of the He succeeded Vice Adm. Alfred
27th MM. Pride, who Feb. 1 will take
the state Legislature for an 48> mander is Brig. Gen. John E. Wolfhound Regiment in Korea. over command of the U.S. Pacific
propriation of nearly 28 million Mike Michaelis of Lancaster, Pa. | * * « ‘Fleet Air Force, with headquarters
dollars, he said, to cover the addi- | Speaking of SETAF, he said: at San Diego, Caif. tional load of students expected) BRIGHT YOUNG MAN aol during the 1956-57 school year. n my mind this is the fore-| Ingersoll was formerly chief of
. * * runner of the future ot the Army— staff to the commander in chief of
tremendous mobiljty, small man-'the U. S. Atlantic Fleet.
|power we have iy 5,500 men
jand at lethality of wea! °
‘Mores firepower end. less man. BUSCh Family Member
. |Power.” ‘Being Sued for Divorce er said.
SACRAMENTO, Calif, u — USES HONEST JOHN SANTA MONICA, Calif. @®—Mrs. He’s Consistent “Horses in Fresno?” asked state’ His task force is built around Ulrich B. Busch, 51, has filed suit
finance director John M. Peirce at the Honest John, a rocket which for separate maintenance, claim-!
TOKYO w — Police said today'g meeting of the State Public can be fired with a conventional ing her husband, a member of the
they had arrested Hideo Naka- Works Board. He noted $2.430 or an atomic warhead. Discussion St. Louis brewing family, left their
mura, 45, a high school teacher had been saved in building a horse of atomic warfare is not possible Brentwood home last May saying: |
who has lived alone, away from barn at Fresno State College. with the general but few believe “I’m going so far away it will!
his wife and three children for; “What do those horses do?’ SETAF planning is primarily for take .
the past four years. They picked Peirce was told they serve as use of conventional warheads. find me."
Nakamura up in a bookstore, try- models for students learning to bt | The complaint charged extreme
ing to steal a book entitled “Auto judge animals. Around the rockets will be a de- cruelty, In an accompanying affi-.
biography of a Wife-Fearer."’ | ‘What a fine job fer a horse,’’-fense force of infantry and engi-‘davit, Mrs. Busch said she had
observed Frank B. Durkee, direc- neer specialists to protect them been informed her 62-year-old hus-
new tor of the State Public Works De- from any sudden enemy strike. (band traveled to New York and That choice is a tipoff to the
significance of the job, for
The university's general budget —
will hit 35 million dollars, but stu-
dent fees and’ other revenues would Some Horses in Fresno
require less trom the state, Hatch Modeling for Students
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on Christmas Day. “It may cound hard to be-
| And thanks to the day- -by-day| Heve,” he sald, “but seven per
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least pertaining to weight
eally check all merehant’s scales geant said all packaged me ats &
en which Christmas season fowl and fow] after 48 hours must be
and meatS are weighed re-weighed, re-tagged, and re
He also inspects al] pre-pack wrapped
aged meats, including turkeys. to “When I inspect a merchant's
assure the .customer that they, scales, | first check them with
‘weigh what the pnce tag says,Standard weights to see that they, ithey weigh are set accurate,” he stated. A . = ~at
And Baerwolf's work not only; “Then I place the piece of meat’ « or Y on the scale to see that it weighs,
a little bit over what the tag
indicates.”
Consistent errors by & mer-
chant may cause a short weight
warrant being issued against
him. Maximum penalty is a
$100 fine and 90 days.
“This will build up confidence
fn the merchant and assure you
that you are getting what you
are paying for." Baerwolf de-
clared.
The head of the little-known sec-|
jed that Pontiac rates very high’
in complying with the weights and
jmeasure laws
; “Our city is very clean and main
tains good practices of merchandis-
Railroads Seek
Freight Increase § | 7 Per Cent Rate Boost
| Needed to Offset Hike
| in Wages, Materials
| CHICAGO wf — An immediate
7 per cent increase in freight rates
and charges will be sought by the
nation’s railroads to meet higher
wage and material costs.
* * *
The railroads issued this state-
ment in Chicago
“The 7 per cent increase is the
minimum necessary to offset the
| cost of recent railroad wage and
‘material price increases. which
amount to more than a half billion
dollars."’
NO ACTION YET
A presidential fact-finding com-
mittee recently recommended
wage increases and health bene-
fits for 730.000 non-operating rail
t at employes. Nejther side yet has act-'
Ounge g ed on the recommendations n ‘ d pull UP Styles = = Most of the non-operating em- in Stunning Modern and ploves would get a 142 cents an
9'ACioUs trodit, hour increase plus 2 cents an hour
Signs! All tonal de. toward health and welfare. In
Sturd) ily built creases also have been won by sev for long
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A spokesman for the railroads’
chief traffie officers said the In
jterstate Commerce Commission
cai be petitioned to authorize the |
increase
Nonoperating rail workers now
get an average of $1 78 an hour.
Regents of Galtonne
OK 95 Million Budget
LOS ANGELES wm — Regents
of the University of California)
have approved a 95 million dollar
budget for the eight campuses for
)1956-57. :
= | Harry Wellman, university vice|
fy president, said the estimated en-|
roliment for 1956-57 is 40,559 for
the eight campuses, 7.7 per cent
higher than the previous year.
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Nowadays every lady of the of the year, but every day of the | ber that a few unscrupulous oper- following a traffic accident Tues-: , .
‘house is shopping for the best tur- year in protecting the customer, ators does not implicate all other day, has been convicted of — .
driving and fined $315. | race ME
Ze UCU rere EES
Zaerwolf Said nis about erent
such warrants have been sted
diurcry the past '
j estineadter "hat daring ‘th
past two weeks he bas msapected
\ . are and weighed 2 000 turkess and oth
er fowl in 22 stores
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MONDAY, DECEMBER®19, 1955 a ——————
The Saleen, the Irish ‘cudeel, The collsnes of three electric |
Won’ t Li e! Gorden MacRae Guilty. gets its name from a place in light poles thwarted thieves seek.
in Drunk Driving Case County Wicklow where biackthurn ing to steal power lines at Brak- Portuguese West Alrica. — a MW vairarepa.s? New Zealand. _ Ts Full-Time Job for Police Ofticer | SAN FERNANDO. Calif, ww — saplings grow the knobbiest. pan, South Africa.
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Singer Gordon MacRae, who po- . a \
merchants.”
“ MacRae had pleaded tmnocent| Renenee eee © rach aad demanded a jury trial. He 136 West Lawrence St. a thing as human error and if a! waived trial and submitted the | Pontiec, Michigan
\work of Sgt. Walter a. baerwolf, cent of all seales checked rum customer discovers errors in case to Judge Juli | ian ‘chief of the Weights and Measure’ against the merchant and not | lweight and brings it to the atten-| ge Beck,
Beet the ogee Pole Dep the buyer.” tion of the merchants and I am Bolivia plans to
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_THIRTY-THRE K
Can Israel Oppose the Entire Arab World? *
Soviet Russian Moslem Corps Is Potential Enemy (This is the last of a series of on-
the-spot reports by a veteran INS
et et on the Isreeli-Arab | is) :
By MICHAEL CHINIGO
JERUSALEM (INS)—Israeli of. , one-time Kansas City haberdash-
ery partner, Eddie Jacobson, friendly bow. | came of the recent death of his ,would like to see Italy make a have been reported to want the
southernmost tip of the Negev with
The three big issues dividing the the Israeli harbor of Eilagt
‘two sides are the resettlement of .
During the founding of this new refugees, the size of the state of © *
But Egypt herself has spothght
ficials insist today that a Soviet State, when, Israelis feel, age ware and the internationalization ed the importance of Eilat to
Russian Moslem Corps is being 'efusal to follow Bri@ain made the
jrebirth of Isarel possible, Jacobson' places.
lwas the unofficial go-between for
They say that In the event of| Truman and the late Dr. Ghaim
full-scale hostilities, Egytp's Pre-| Weizman, Israel's first president.
. : formed in Egypt.
s
mier Gama] Abdel Nasser would
lean heayily on this new ‘foreign’ Today there is a growing con-|
legion” on the ground and espe-,Viction here that American author-;
cially in the air.
Egypt's recently
Czech weapons are causing con-
cern in Israeli officialdom, But
evel more concern is felt over
the reported Moslem Corps which
fs expert at handling the Com-
munist weapons, e
Plenty of Israelis, however, ques-
tion these reports. They feel that
in the event of a war, Isarel would
not fight alone, but would be aided
by volunteers as it was in the
“War of Liberation.”
U. 8S. MARINE HERO
Today the new road from Tel
Aviv to Jerusalem is called the
“Road of Courage.’ The Israelis
say it was so named because it
was built under enemy fire to keep
the life-line open to Jerusalem. |
Along this road. a clump of
green pines shooting high inte
the sky stands as a memorial to
David Marcus, Col., U. 8. Ma-
rine Corps. He was one of many
Americans who rallied around
Israel] in her hour of dramatic
birth, Like many othere—Amer-
teans and nationals of other
countries—Colonel Marcus died
here.
The Israelis frankly expect a re- jity alone can prevent a conflict.!
‘And in some sort of parallel role would seem to represent an im-'
acquired (to that of Washington, the Israelis possible hurdle. The Egyptians or with Italian assistance. There is strong belief bere that
a: solution could be found in any
Arab-Isareli parley the Amer-
icans might promote, either alone
The question of Isrgel's
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and others should war darken their!
horizon once again. * © *
But in the matter of peace
through negotiation, they fee! just
as frankly that they can prob-
ably do better by themselves—if
they ever can get the Arabs to sit
at the same table with Israeli rep-
resentatives. }
TRUMAN RESPECTED
Near the Lydda Airport, an ex-
Ppanse of forest has been named
after former U. S. President Har-)
ry S. Truman. }
rebirth. Had the former pres!- |
dent still been in the White House, |
there very likely would have |
been public mourning when word | ey aah
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{Canal to Israeli shipping and per-
sisting in this discrimination de-
ispite repreated demands by the
\United Nations and the big West
‘ern powers to open the Suez to all
countries, ‘
ITALY CAN ASSIST
| It is believed Jordan and Israel
could find agreement on Jerusa
lem, if not by internationalization
|by Joint guarantees of freedom of
passage to men of all faiths and
all nations.
There is a growing feeling here |
|
@ 12 N. Saginaw might bring talks between Israel
and the Jordanians and open a
wedge to a bigger Israeli-Arab
conterence,
Diplomatic intelligence reports
from Cairo say that Egypt would
not be ready to attack until spring,
if indeed it is planning an attack
Actually, the rainy season is just
beginning, making large scale mil
lary operations impossible for the
next three or four months,
DROP WATER PROJECT
Meanwhile, the Israelis have an-
nounced that they will waste no
more time with the Jordan River
project proposed by the U. S. spe
cial presidential envoy Eric John-
ston.
This project is designed to re-
that the intervention of Italy | settle the hundreds of thousands Reds Capture 92 Boats
y Board today said 92 Japanese
fishing boats had been captured) A German exporter is offering
by Russian coast guard craft this musical beer steins for export. lyear. Eighty other craft were
\chased out of the area near the
TOKYO u*—The Maritime Safe- Soviet Kurile Islands...
of Arab refugees and open the
way for an Israel-Arab settie-
ment. But come March, the Is-
raelis will start diverting part of |
the Jordan River water on a proj-
ect of their own which up till
now has heen shelved in the |
hope Johnston would succeed, |
Syria has openly warned that Is-
rael’s proposed Jordan canal mean
war. And the Synans have served.
notice that they mean business in
their recent arms deals with
Czechoslovakia,
With Britian ruled out as an
acceptable mediator and France
having worries of its own, the feel-
ing in Israel is that the United
States above all, and Italy in an
assist, have a chance today to
save this slice of humanity from|
janother full-scale war.
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Parents of Burn Victims Sx *ts.!S5&."52 Soo Locks Locked; General John B. Martin of Grand Going St.; Ladies Auxiliary, Eagles Michigan GOP Bargain Hunters! |
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Rapids; Budget—Ben Calvin of h k F d t b t Lodge No. 1230; Greater Benefit Chi st H l
or eae. Thank Fund Contributors(ts% pis Pan'Sem ss Ships Stop Hauling — Picks 56 Grou Wand Administration—Edward N.| Friends, neighbors and sympa ‘covery in Pontiac General Hos.| Pioneer Highlands Ladies Qub. SAULT STE. MARIE & - The a N IA S
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LANSING — Michigan Re- ents of Deckerville; Clifford O'Sul land sorrow: The Johnsons also gave thanks | they ae ‘s Gaiierstion decli | The Shaughnessy followed al
publicans’ new 44-member cam-jlivan of Port Huron, national com-} “May God bless you, everyone) te the following groups listed by | : . , ined 1 cut is St. Mary’ * f .
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AJ
THIRTY-FIVE
Voices of the Night
b ' By GRANTLAND RICE
Last night you called trom some forgotten year,
You spoke to me across the wall of night;
Or was it but the wind that echoed near
And whispered to me as it wheeled in flight?
Wind of the night from pathways we had known
Before the journey called me forth alone?
I know not — only that last night, as then,
[heard your voice again.
Last night you sang to me — the old song crept From out the years and life’s forgotten ways;
Or was it that the tavern music swept
My heart and soul on back to other days?
That carried me from out the night of fears f)
Into the light of life’s all golden years?
I know not — only that last night — as then —
I heard you sing again.
Last night you came to me and brought me rest
From care and strife as in the days of yore;
Or was it but the ashes of dead roses pressed
Between the leaves I turned to see once more?
Ashes of roses from the days of gleam
When life was more than ashes of a dream?
1 know not — only that last night — as then —
You came to me again.
(Copyright, 1955, A. 8. Barnes & Co.) today as winner—by a scant 8 finish.
points—of the coveted National All- | 8 *
Star Bowling Tournament cham-! Lillard took the championship by
pionship in the closest finish in .08 Petersen points, or 8 pins with,
the meet's 15-year history.
Lillard, -28-year-old Chicagoan, | 303.22.
turned the trick last night by nos-
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Detroit bowl-|
Big 10 Enjoys
Good Weekend
in Basketball Conference Teams Win
Seven of Eight Games;
Michigan Lone Loser
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
After a lagging start, Big Ten
basketball teams stepped up their
winning pace by taking seven out
of eight games over the week end
to boost their intersectional record
to 23-14 for .622 per cent.
They have a chance to fatten up
again this week in a round of
pre-holiday firing touched off by
four tests Monday night. Tourney-
weary DePaul, runner-up in its
own meet at Chicago stadium, in-
vades Illinois; Cincinnati is at In-
diana, Ohio State at Tulane and
Nebraska at Wisconsin.
Tilinols barely outlasted Wash-
ington of St. Louis to win 75-74
in a televised Saturday afternoon
game te book a 3-1 record. In-
diana also has 3-1 after stalling
out and 81-78 decision over Mis-
sourt, only team to lick Mlinois.
Ohio State downed St. Louis 89-
83 with Robin Freeman funneling
in 39 points to boost his total to
186 in the Buckeyes’ 41 mark.
lowa (3:1) trimmed Loyola of Los
\ngeles 8461, Purdue (4-1) blast-
ed Valparaiso 79-65 and Michigan
State (2-0) shaded Pitt 82-81.
The only Big Ten loss of the
weekend was absorbed by Michi-
gan, Butler handed the Wolver-
ines their second defeat in three,
starts, 63-57.
Minnesota defeated Notre
Dame 83-75 Friday to start the
Big Ten on its best victory week
end of the campaign. The Go-
phers now have a 2-1 record.
Michigan and _ Northwestern
make a west coast trip to meet
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31 Games for
Training Card Open Grapefruit Loop’
Play Against Senators,
Mar. 10 in Lakeland
DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit
iris, Dorais Named
to Wisconsin _
Hall of Fame
largest in the club's history.
The Bengals, under Bucky Har-
will open the. Grapefruit
League campaign against the
Washington Nationals at Lakeland,
Fla., on March 10 and conclude
the pre-season tour in Pittsburgh
against the Pirates on April 15. i ;
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WINNERS IN ALL-STAR TOURNEY — Bill
Lillard, of Chicago, and Anita Cantaline, of De-
troit, Mich., hold onto their large trophies after
they won the National All-Star Bowling tourna- ment last night Los Angeles, 144.40 Petersen points Wilman, who'll be 50 in eight days. panies to the new champion. |Wil-!
to 144.13, or 27 pins:
* s *
ja 303.30—point total to Wilman’s) The men’s championship was de- rol] cost him the title.
'cided on Wilman’s final ball in the, \picked off the two pin and left
‘the remainder standing. The final |
Lillard defeated Wilman in their, Detroit Instructress Wins All-Star Bowling Title CHICAGO ®—Bill Lillard reigns;suburban Berwyn in a climacticiing instructress, take the women's left the 1-2-10 set up. a’ ‘‘washout.’’|more in exhibitions and contracts!
jcrown by edging Doris Porter of In trying to convert the spare, with bowling equipment she managed to capture the title.
com-| he
Miss Porter, 35, a bowling alley
man collected $1,200 while third- manager, won the first game of
place Ray Bluth of St. Louis the final round by a 192 to 145
pocketed $750. jmargin and picked up a 61-pin
= 2¢ ¢ Head. The Detroiter came back in
10th frame of his last game. Need- final position round match by 24, The almost equally tight wom-|the second game 204-166 to pick
ing only a spare to win, Wilman
. Lillard defeated Joe Wilman in |
the closest finish of the men’s tourney by eight jan 15. He played his final regular
pins, while Anita edged Doris Porter, of Los An-
geles, 144.40 Peterson points to 144.13. pins as he shot. 863 in his final)
| four games to take the lead but
ihis older opponent moved back on}
jtop with 28% as Lillard shot a:
|256 in the second round.
s * s
~The victory was worth $2,000 first
prize money and at least $25.000 en's competition showed Miss Cant-jup 5.04 Petersen points to 3.16 for
aline leading by only 36 pins with;Miss Porter in addition to 88 pins
1%.41 points to 136.05 when she which gave her a final 27-pin mar-
entered the last or position round gin over her opponent.
against Miss Porter. | VG 8
Miss Cantaline, in fact, lost the! The prize was worth $600 to the
position round by a 358 to 349 totali'new champion. Miss Porter won
but her Petersen lead stood up and, $450 and Mrs. Jeannette Grezlak
‘of Rockford, [l., won third-place
It’s Official
NEW YORK— #—-Now it is of.
ficial. Detroit's Al Kaline won the’
American League batting cham-|
est player ever to do it |
* ¥ *
The American League Service
Bureau confirmed Kaline’s 340
average was tops and that when
he won the batting title Sept. 25!
he was a day younger than Ty
Cobb when the Detroit immortal
captured the first of his 12 hitting)
»
Kaline, incidentally, celebrated
Kaline’s teammate, shortstop:
‘Harvey Kuenn finished in a tie
for fifth place with Al Smith of |
Cleveland and Mickey Mantle of |
New York had .306. |
Ray Boone of Detroit and Jackie! Doak Accepts
Pro Bow! Bid
| DETROIT w-Doak Walker, the Detroit Lions’ brilliant halfback,
will play his last professional foot-)
‘ball game next month.
Walker, former Southern Meth-|
odist great, accepted an invitation!
yesterday to play in the annual!
Pro Bowl game in Los Angeles:
igame for the Lions Dec. llth
lagninet the New York. Giants.
SANFORD, Fila. (INS) — Pro
golfer Tommy Bolt has accused
fans of illegally helping ‘‘Slam-
min’ Sam” Snead in tournaments
by kicking balls to better lies.
Bolt said he is reasonably sure
someone kicked Snead’s ball to-
ward the green in the sudden death
playoff of the Miami open on Snead defeated Bolt in the play-
off to win the tourney,
Bolt made his charges before
the final round of the Sanford
open yesterday.
The Chattanooga, Tenn., golfer
cuit.
Correlation 3rd
Bobby Brocato Easy
Winner at Tanforan
SAN BRUNO, Calif. —Travis | paid $3.90. Mintaka was second and
M. Kerr's Bobby Brocato made)|Correlation, winner of two $100.000
winning the $35,000-added Tanforan|races last year, was third.
Handicap look easy Saturday 88) A total of 389,295 fans attended tHe 1955 Northern California racing during the 42-day season, a daily
season ended Saturday.
55-day
March 9. age of $606,188.
Piloted by George Taniguchi,| Don Lewis ended up front in the
Bobby Brocato covered the muddy |fockey standings with 44 winners.
5025 Belloin Pulido was second with 35)
eo GG ond Willie Harmatz third with 31.)
. Tanforan’s average of 9,269. Mutuel handle! 3
ons. Top INS Poll NEW YORK (INS) — San Fran-
cisco breezed in again today asji
the Nation's No. 1 college basket-
ball team and watched ed apd
hoop powerhouses scramble
better position on the elite ladder. the “first team,” and Duquesne,
Towa and Colorado fell out of high
The prolific Dons, who've won 31| society
straight games, easily retained top
spot in this week's nationwide sur-
vey by International News Service.
They captured a pre-holiday
tournament at Chicago over the
weekend by defeating Marquette
and De Paul for their fourth and
fifth wins of the current cam-
same tournament saw
highly-regarded Duquesne upended
by both De Paul and Marquette,
and, as a result, the Dukes flopped
from second place all the way
down to 17th in the rankings. With many tournaments about to The big doings will take place at ne ce Invitational tourney, r
Tuesday ednesday. Dayton, \ y (#1)
Utah, Kentucky and Minnesota go| $—accrge Washington 1¢ Top trainer was Willie Molter with
| 18.
The next racing on the Pacific’
Coast begins Dec. 26 at Santa
Anita.
North-South Teams while George Washington made it
six straight by humiliating VMI. |
108 to 54. Here are the nation’ 20 Dasketbal! .
rae ae arr agents Prepping for Clash |—SanFrancisco { q
S=pereciceovme ame tuie MIAMI, Fla. w—Wally Butts of
Temple (+0) squad, will arrive today to start
preparing his squad for the
Shrine’s annual North-South foot-
SECOND FEN. 1 ely Cross’ (3-9). Dall pate in the Orange Bow! on 12—Ohio State (4-1): 13—Marquette (+1): Dec
$—Colo :
Ri 6-0); rado (3-2): 16— 4
boa “Sts 11 Duquesne (¢2); ‘ie st.| The South squad was completed
Louis (¢1); 18-8.M.U. (@1); 20-Alt vesterday with addition of center| bama (42).
Johnny Tatum of Texas, guards'
Don Shea of Georgia and John 2 it
C10 594 Quintets —pPateer or virginia | start assembling today and tomor-
row. The first workout {is sched-
Two different basketball teams,’ North Coach Bernie Crimmins of|
both representing Local 594 of the Indiana arrived yesterday.
Trabert, Hart Ranked by
USLTA as Best Netters
NEW YORK (INS)—Tony Tra-
bert and Doris Hart, who both de-
_= of
of Trenton,
5 of CIO 896
Tex.; 5—] | Na 6 a oe Angeles; 7— . The 24-player South team will
Win League Games | uled for Monday. ©
CIO ground out easy victories over, proceeds of the game will go to
games Sunday night at Jefferson hospitals.
Junior High's gymnasium. pe
Gene George collected 15 points
and Bob Thatcher contributed n UCLA Holds 2 ‘594’ squad downed
i
Michigan State Uni-
| Knox, tailback and pass- ‘er who sustained a~broken ankle| BOE voevveens. ovenee 8
seeeeeeneseesoass - while he watched his
soccscceseees ven @ 10 6—29
L) OOOO dee wen ennoee
idrill.
Bruin Johnny
Of the Miami open playoff hole
Bolt said: s *
| “I am reasonably certain that a Bolt Accuses Fans of Aiding Snead in Miami Open .| The White Sulphur Springs pro
| then fired a brilliant recovery
shot which curved around the
fan kicked Snead’s ball out toward Tees and stopped on the green
the fairway. | where he putted to victory with
“I saw Snead’s drive roll to a a par 4
was supported several other stop and no one can convince me}
members of an rae cir- that some spectator didn’t kick it’
out toward the fairway. s s °
Bolt said he is ‘reasonably sure”’ | Kaline Confirmed as
AL Batting Champion
pionship in 1955 and is the young-,
championships. |
|
his 2ist birthday today. | money of $300.
YINAL MEN'S STANDINGS
| 16th roun
| w it “Pins Pts.
| Bill Lillard, | Chicago
cag 39 «2S = 13.280 304 30 \Joe Wilman,
Berwyn, 41% 22%) 13.122 304 22x Ray Bluth,
Bt Louts 35-29) «13.026 296.0ix Dick Weber
St. Louis 364, 27%, 12.206 295.262 |
bape opm 2 37 «2712889 294.39 } rout a Jensen of Boston shared honors ,,,, Hennessey,
t 34 630) (12.906 292.31x
313s 12.924 289 49%
33\— BO'g 12.850 289.30
30% _ 33\— 12.753 285.28
27) «37s 12.593 279 45x
z—Each denotes extra half-point for out-
At least 400 totaling an opponent while losing majority
of games
FINAL WOMEN'S STANDINGS 16th round for runs batted in with 116 apiece.|__ Detrot
The Chicago White Sox compiled /™4 pitens™)
the highest club batting mark, .268. = coms
Detroit was seeond with 266.— {Harry smith,
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Pinte,
Sox hit .356. but had only 320 of-! | Chicago
ficial times at bat.
trips are needed to compete for
the batting championship. |
w it Pins Pts.
. r) Anite Cantaline,
Detroit b @ 6,000 144.40
Doris Porter,
Los Angeles 2 13 6.213 144.13
Neanette Grzeiak, Rockford, Tl % W 6.365 141.15
Marion
= bd bd Grand 18% 134% 6.123 140.48 | Laverne Carter, = St. 1 © 8 6.062 10.13
Merrick, bus 7 w 6.00 184%
Gyivia Wene,
e iphie 1 W 5,983 138.33 Phyllis Notaro
oT , 17% 14% 6,045 138.20
Vicki Vukovich,
Miw 135.885 136.35 Pariey,
an bak oo 160 636) COS.927 134.27
i Dorts Wroblew:
Red Wings Impressive >"S.tr: 15% 16% 5.890 133.34 ° ° Connie Powers,
in Snapping Montreal ~> detroit 14 18 5,908 132 08
Victory String, 2-0
DETROIT '®—The Detroit Red crrnon n-ne tome ae PASTTANO Faces
ser wae tee ne: [St Name Foe tional hockey league titles in shut-
ting out the Montreal Canadiens,
New Orleans Youngster
Encounters Rex Layne 2-0, last night. |
The Red Wing victory snapped |
in Home Town Tonight the NHL leaders’ 8-game winning |
streak. .
Montreal has lost only twice in|
ao — —] By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Center Alex Delvecchio rifled in. Willie Pastrano, a bright new
both Detroit goals, his 12th and face from New Orleans, meets his
13th of the season. {irst ‘‘name’’ heavyweight tonight
His first goal came in the open- in Rex Layne. a hulking veteran ing minutes of the first period who has fought them all from
‘when Montreal defenseman Dol-|Rocky Marciano on down.
‘lard St. Laurent deflected Delvec-| The New Orleans match should
|chio’s routine 60-footer past goalie give a good line on Pastrano’s
Perreault, subbing for the injured ability to handle big men. Layne,
Jacques Plante. lat about 209 pounds, probably will
| Montreal was short handed when|outweigh the home town boy by
Delvecchio clicked again early in at least 25 pounds.
[the second period. The Detroit; ATA 6
defenseman, at the corner of the) Pastrano mixed with middle
jcage, took a feed from Red Kelly weights and light heavies until he
“Hig. ball was laying in a bet- Snead has been aided by the gal- and slid in a short shot when Per- boxed Joe Rowan at Madison
ter position than it should have lery in other tournaments because reault attempted to move out and Square Garden Nov. 18. This
been after the shot.”
Snead had started the playoff ple who said they saw him helped.”’|
hole by twisting his drive to the! He emphasized he doesn't bear’
right and it dropped behind some |any grudges against Snead for the’ '“T have talked to thousands of peo-
‘crowd's alleged actions.
tall pine trees.
Butler Defeats
Michigan Team spring s€880N OPENS totaled $25,459,925 for a daily aver. Bulldogs Hold Kramer,
to Only Pair of Free
INAIANAPOLIS «—The Butler
Bulldogs found the Michigan Wol-
verines to be their meat Saturday,
grinding outa 63-57 basketball vic-
tory over the Big Ten team from
Ann Arbor.
The Bulldogs’ tenacious guard-
ing of Ron Kramer and the
scoring efforts of their won Bob-
by Plump provided the victory
margin.
* « @
Kramer, who had been averag-
Jtah (5-0 i ing 18 points per game since swap-. note 10 Georgia, head coach of the South '"g 15 points per ¢ ping his football] gear for basket-
ball togs. was limited to only two
points. He hit on two of four free
throws, but missed all eight field
goal attempts.
Meanwhile, Plump. a 5-foot-11
;guard, racked up 20 points on|
seven field goals and six free
tosses.
The Wolverines held a 34-31 mar-
gin at halftime, mostly on the
shooting of forward Tar-
rier, who topped Michigan's scor-
ing with 15 points. Butler jumped
into a quick lead in the second
half only to see Michigan bounce
back into the lead briefly, 49-48.
Then Plump hit on one of his
union foes in UAW-CIO league the Shrine’s crippled children's jump shot specialities and the Bull-, dogs were back in front to stay. * * *
Michigan hit on 18 or 51 shots
from outside the free throw cir-
cle while Butler sank 2 of 57
field goals,
The Wolverines, who have yet
to play their first Big Ten oppo
nent, now have a season record of
one victory in three starts.
Russell Tops in
Chicago Tourney
CHICAGO (®—Bill Russell. All-
American 6-10 center for the San
‘teammates go through a two-hour Francisco Dons, today topped an.
All-Tourney team named by writ-
Knox engaged in passing with/ers covering the DePaul basket-
4
San Francisco won the two-day,
foursteam meet by defeating De- ball tournament at Chicago Sta-
dium.
Paul in Saturday's finals, 82-59.
* f t ‘Payne, Stack
Win Archery
Golf Shoot Ie over Toronto.
Russ Payne posted a score of
26 and Loretta Stack shot 37 to win
the men’s and women’s divisions.
in the season's ist archery golf
shoot, held Sunday at Pontiac Mu-
| Throws in 63-57 Win nicipal Golf Course by the Pontiac, ‘Archers. CJ |
A total of 59 shooters competed,
yesterday in crisp. clear weather.
Because of snow and ice. frequent
trouble was encountered in finding
ws.
Payne grabbed added laurels |
by winning the clout shoot, which |
won him a turkey. He also picked
up a turkey for his game-winning
score as did Loretta Stack. Doug
chicken clout event.
. . s
Eddie Ggove of Detroit captured
the Junior girls’ honors with a 46
and Dick Schweier won the Junior’
boys’ division with 33. Cards were!
cut to decide the winners of the
remaining turkeys. |
Future archery golf shoots are!
|scheduled at the Municipal links,
jon Jan. 8, Feb. 5, and March |
Cage Results DEPAUL INVITATIONAL TOURNY
San Francisco €2, Depaul 88 (cham-| | Dionship)
path beng 83, Duquesne 69 (third)
TE-GRAY TOURNAMENT io 86 Mississippi 72 ‘champion-
ship!
Eastern Kentucky 93, Auburn 71 (third)
EAST
St. John’s iBkn: 87
Alabama 78
Temple 63, Princeton 80
Syracuse 68, Brown 49
Columbia 76 Army 60
St. Bonaventure 66. Fordham 55
Michigan State 82, Pitt 61
Duke 86, Villanova 76
SOUTH
Kentucky 91, Idaho 4
N. Carolina State 93, West Viriginia 71
South Carolina 70, Virginia 69
rman
George W 106, ¥MI 34
Tulane 69, Springfield (Mess) 61
MIDWEST
Ohio State 89, St. Louls 83
Indiana 81, Missouri 78
Bradley 93, LaSalle 78
Towa 84, Loyola ‘Los Angeles! 61,
Oklahoma City 92. West. Kentucky
Purdue 79, Valparaiso 65
Kansas State 74, Washington 69
Butler 63, Michigan 47
Illinois 75, Washington (St. Louis:
| Wichita 76 UCLA 68 i
| Tulsa 73, ‘Texas Christian 38 | Li
74 | shutout.
Holy Cross 85. NYU 50 smother. ‘match is supposed to launch him
It was the third straight vic- 8% & full-fledged heavy, bypassing place Wings who the 175-pound division. Since the
ao a = © y R bout, he celebrated his 20th | are beginning to look like cham- bere 1 he e
| pions again. It also was rookie birthday. s
| goalie Glenn Hall's third straight
cher from Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Du Mont will telecast.
| Fiore, 26, came back from a one-
year layoff to outpoint Rinzy
Nocero Nov. 21. Potrier has taken
a rest after a strenuous summer
season when he won five of seven,
|most of them at St. Nick's. Fiore’s
jrecord 1s 4%185 and Poirier’s
13-3-2 for 18 starts. The victory left Detroit 18 points)
behind first-place Montreal in the
NHL standings.
Cassady Chosen
MVP in Big 10 CHICAGO (\#—All-America How-
rd (Hopalong) Cassady, Ohio PF’; 2 :
ard _(Hopalong) Cassady, Ohio. Fi/ler-Horner choice of the Detroft Lions, has : .
Grice! ot the Petron tenet Combine Wins
player” award. Grand Finals for Cassady was first croice | The team of Judy Fidler and
pd past ot Are elm 38 | jack Horner triumphed over four
lother roller skating teams in the
Grand Finals of the closed contests
at Pontiac’s Rolladium Sunday
night.
' Dances skated during the com-
| son, Wilfrid Smith, Chicago Tri-
| bune sports editor, and David
c 7 Teweo * cote: ‘petition were the Chase Waltz,
a Southland Swing. and Highland The award is sponsored by the schottische. Both winning skaters
Tribune. Cassady was selected are from the Rolladium.
from a list of ‘‘most valuable’: Shirley Davis and Richard Dahl!-
players named by teammates on|berg of the Rolladium won the Ice-
each Big Ten team. ‘land Tango, the 5th in a series
Others included halfback Terry of open dance contests at the Rol-
Barr of Michigan and guard Car! jadium.
Nystrom of Michigan State. The 1st elimination of the 2nd
|period in racing contests were won
Michigan State's Jerry DaPrato. by Jack Comas and Sharon Hills
a star of the 1915 basketball team, jin Class A, Skipper Darimont and
|scored 32 points against Marquette Mary Bottorff in Class B, and Rolly that year. | Lund and Pamela Reid in Class C.
Eastern Division Showing
Most Power in NBA Loop
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Hawks regained the =e me
Anyway you want to look at it,,{rom Rochester last night by whip-
the power in the National Basket.|Pins the runner-up Royllis 86-85. In other games, Syracuse downed
ball Assn. appears to be in the/pniiadelphia 99-79, .Fort Wayne
Eastern jbeat Minneapolis and Boston
The four clubs in the Eastern defeated New York 692. * half—Philadeiphia, New York, Bos-| :
defeats for a . *
The quartet of Western Division led throughout but had to hold off
teams—St. Louis, Rochester, Fort the Royals, who hit for two bas---
Wayne and Minneapolis — mean- kets in the final 14 seconds:
ccauaues hana have sions total of Aap, ee it up against
. triumphs against setbacks la , the Eastern leaders, Ss = Kansas #1 MD. ; se tn first r into Pt
FAR WEST wee — fact, — the bg caper pours pomie |
Uteh 91, nen State 86 estern an even mark 1% points while
Calffornia So, Wantal Clare. # on a 10-10 record, | had 17 for the /
MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955
Sho is . ¥ r zs CGE eG ae
sy q
THIRTY-SIX ee THE PONTIAC PRESS.
Doak Walker kicked 43 extra . . |
itn be tear » Spartan Cagers Nip Pitt. Adams Trade
82-81, in Last 10 Seconds
EAST LANSING, Mich. —{sank a free throw with less than 10
Michigan State slipped past Pitts-|seconds of playing time left
burgh. 82-81 Saturday night when) 4¢ was Michigan State's second
Spartan forward George Ferguson) peskethall victor y of the
el young season and left the Spar-
| tans the only undefeated team in
the Big Ten. State has yet to.
, Meets its first conference for.
The first half saw the lead swap
back and forth several times, with
the Spartans holding a 40-28 edge
at intermission Sales & Service
Pontiac Typewriter
With Boston
Looks Better Time Improves Outlook
as Hall Posts Another
Blank; Sawchuk Bombed Exchange 2 WAYNE 4ST
QUALITY TOOLS ATLAS @ CLAUSING @ DELTA
SHOPSMITH @ DeWALT
Maybe the Detroit Red Wings
the knew what. they were doing after) MSU widened its lead in 2
all when they dealt Terry Saw-) - LE r ) SKIL early moments of the second half : ? PORTER-CAB by ime geen (points) while chuk to Boston.
BROWN-SHARPE @ MILWAUKEE
RENTALS
GLENN WING POWER TOOLS 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE.
Five Block North of 14-Mile Road
BIRMINGHAM MI 4.0444 blanking Pitt The champion Wings raised a
But the Panthers kept knocking few eyebrows in National Hockey}
on the door and steadily narrowed/|league circles last summer when)
the margin until they tied it up (they let Sawchuk go to the Bruins,
81-81, on a field goal by Bob Lazor and entrusted Glen Hall, who had
with 40 seconds remaining. jplayed only & games in the big
jleague, with the important goal-
tending job.
Last. night, however, Hall
racked up his third shutout in
succession and seventh of the
season as Detroit defeated pace- Then Ferguson came through
with the all-important charity
toss to wrap it up for the Spar-
tans.
Pitt's was high Julius Pegues
man for the night with 22 points as setting Montreal and ended the |
: DAILY 8 te 6:00 — SATURDAY 8 te 5:00 the Panthers dropped their second Canadiens’ winning streak at
straight game after launching the eight ga : .
| season with three victories. ~ ;
: as Meanwhile, Sawehuk was having
a miserable time. of it against the
Chicago Black Hawks, who tapped
‘him for seven goals. The Hawks, |
\won 7-1, getting four goals in the
second period. Nick Mickowskj got,
\two goals for the Hawks while’
‘Murray Costello notched Boston's
lone score.
| In the only other game, the New
| York Rangers snapped a four game}
j!osing streak by whipping the To-:
ironto Maple Leafs 4-1. The Rangers)
.|struck for first period goals by!
‘Bill Gadsby, Andy Bathgate and.
‘Larry Popein and then breezed
Barber Winner
at Montebello Shoots 67 in Final Round to Bag Open
by 4 Strokes
quette Nov
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS two-a-day pra its Rose Bow! football team today|™’
with an “everyone's invited” open
practice session,
A month after the final game of
the regular season, against Mar-
19, they MSU Spartans
settled down to a steady grind of
ctices. . at
lege.
*
Coach Duff Daugtterty an- outs, elcomed at the afternoon workout
East Los Angeles Junior Col-
Daugherty said he planned to
=
CALIFORNIA — Quarterback Earl
MONTEBELLOW, Calif. (# —
Jerry Barber. efficient little shot-
jmaker from Los Angeles, shot a
|\final round 67 to bag a 4stroke
i victory in the $5,000 Montebellow
Open.
Barber's 205 for the 54-hole tour-
nament gave him first money of
fending champion from San Diego
was second with 209, good for $700
| Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach was
third at 210.
| Four-time winner Lloyd Man-
|grum, in his first start in a year,
finished with 214.
sure to make him smile!
fat 2711 — Al Feldman,
|Wash.. Charles Sifford. Philadel-
'phia. and Cliff Whittle, Twin Falls,
Idaho
Cotero Draws With
Bain in Wild Bout HOLLYWOOD ‘#—Feather-
weight Jose Cotero, after @ ding-
dong draw with Irish Tommy Bain,
looked forward today to a Jan, 7
fight with a stablemate of heavy-
‘weight Rocky Marciano — Bobby
Bell. Naturally, he’ll be pleased with the
gift he chooses for himself! So give him
our Gift Certificate in any amount you
wish. Quick and easy to buy, too!
. HUB CLOTHIERS SPARTANS WELCOMED TO SOUTHERN
and tackle Norman Masters are offered a tradit-
ional welcome to southern Califorma—oranges—by
Queen Joan Culver of the Tournament of Roses Morrall (left) as the Michigan State team arrived for the Jan
Rose Bow! game. Queen Joan and her six princes-
ses tossed handfulls of oranges as they met the
players at the Huntington-Sheraton hotel.
’
Brown Drill for NFL Title Game Go Awry due | CLEVELAND «® — Somewhere at home. Good. invigorating air in
31,000 yesterday. Gene Littler. de-.hetween sun and snow. in a timbo what its
of too hot and too cold, the training
plans of the Cleve
gone awry.
Judgment Day — when the
Browns play the Rams in Los An-
geles for the National Football
the scales against them.
* * *
Cleveland Coach Paul Brown, be- t
cause he felt too much California a location in the nation”
land Browns have bue the Browns with the proper boys loosened up.”
spirit for
coach thought.
* boosters call the “best
would im-
the crusade West. the
But the weatherman overdid
“Why, it was so cold last week
hat they couldn't even work up
sweat." Brown complained. its
“we need
the Giving the weather
Brown admitted that
some good workouts to get
He has only three more home
practices scheduled before the
Browns leave for the West Coast
Saturday The team will hold a Three non League crown—is only a week things a bit and the Browns have regular workout in Pasade nal
Californians triple-tied for fourth away and the Browns figure the been mushing around in a mixture Christmas Eve and a 20-minute ses-|
Tacoma, weatherman has been weighting ,of snow, wind and cold that chills sion Christmas Day, the day be-!
them right down to their kneepads. fore the game.
*
Brown could have his men work
out in a gymnasium here, but hes-
sunshine might sap the strength “About all we could do was run itates to do so on a theory that
of his Sampsons. had decided to around some Now we must get floors of wood do no good to legs
give them most of their practice going on the game preparations
1 Missouri Valley Quintets
Ripping Non-
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS {siders and figures to win nine of League Foes
1 games this week " accustomed to sod
Meanwhile, the weatherman has Public Gets Spartan Preview | PASADENA, Calif. w—Michigan|nounced that everyone interested, State planned both offensive and,week. Team physician Dr. Edward
State planned a public preview of in looking over his team would be defensive drills today. A scouting Ruth said Knox should be fully re-
team armed with UCLA's single- covered from his ankle fracture by
wing attack will work against the Jan. 2 game time.
regulars to prepare the squad for! After attending church services
keep up the daily double workouts the return bowl meeting with the,Sunday morning, the Spartan play-
at least unti] Thursday before cut- Bruins.
|ting back to single afternoon prac-) UCLA also planned to open the to get in
tices. The squad will eat box luncn- week with a workout. Halfback|
es under the stadium during the Ronnie Knox. who has been prac: ers took advantage of their day off
some sightseeing.
* « «
Most of the squad took a Holly-
iduration of the twice-daily work- ticing in sweat clothes, was expect- wood tour in the afternoon, wind-
ed to get back in uniform this ing up the trip as guests of NBA
television ‘at the Colgate Variety
Hour show.
Daugherty and some of his as-
sistant coaches played a round of
golf in the afternoon at the Annan-
dele Golf Club, perched on a hill
on the southwest side of the Rose
Bowl.
The MSU coach took 14 strokes
on the narrow 16th hole, sending
his first four drives out of bounds.
One of the drives was rumored to
have landed in the Rose Bowl.
“I got two touchdowns on the
hole anyway.” Daugherty grinned
when asked about his game after-
ward. a
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Tulsa (6-1), Oklahoma A&M (5-1),
Detroif (4-2) and Wichita (3-2) are
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BOSTON (P — Lt. Wes Santee.
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1946, was the highest priced winner fifth Hialeah jockey title when he of its football backs to graduation.
I ( y] ) ) i el Gulfstream Park history. In 1947/rides during the 40-day meeting They are Gene Cox and John
Jane Gail paid $2.20 to win, _ opening Jan. 17. Griner.
SANFORD, Fla. —Because he|two-under-par 68 _ final round; Souchak closed strong with a 66,; Balding said he hang around l —
shot a 73 and won a company golf over the roorégect n pet ors getting birdies on the final two soll comes a lot when I was = i
‘course which measures yards holes and climbed i ut what with World War II
rier, today holds his 20th best.in- oummament his employer SR, and has a par of 36-34—70. His rz bale we on _- oe duty in the Canadian Merchant title, sored six years ago, slender Al hoid total of 269 was 11 under par./5¢Ve™ to a tie for second. ‘\iarine and the Canadian Army || show e ‘Balding became the first-Canadian A 25-foot putt for an eagle on, Tommy Bolt of Chattanooga-and he had little additiconal contact |||
Ch. Travella won top honors from ever to win a major golf tourna- the second hole and T-foot birdie Chick Harbert of Northville, Mich., with the game I he was 25. a field of 888 entries yesterday in Ment in the United States. putts on 12 and 14 brought the,also came up from out of the pack,
* * & tall Canadian his first American/with final 66s for 272 totals and a
the Worcester County Kennel Club! Balding. Fox Terrier Wins
Best-in-Show Title <
WORCESTER, Mass. ® —
“ Travella Superman of jiuehan. an
English bred wirehaired fox ter-
State Barber Association 1 “After I won tat Shey tour-' PONTIAC LOCAL No. 50 and
31-year-old Canadian golfing ne ‘tie for fourth. ‘ament six years ago, I decided’ i)
show—last major Eastern event be- PGA champion, captured the inau- * * 6 8 1 would try my luck as a profes- INTERLAKE LOCAL No 40°
fore the Westminster in New York. gural $15.000 Sanford Open yester- Oliver. ws euered the final Don Fairfield of Casey, Tll., sional.’’ he added. “I was not mar-| . |
The. 4-year-old is owned by Mrs, day. He edged rotund Ed (Porky) round tied with Balding for the whose third round 63 set a course ried then so 1 was able just to,
Harold M. -Florsheim of Chicago Oliver of Lemont, I. and big lead. lost his chance to pick up record. tied for sixth with a 71 and pick up and go.”
il ; Mike Souchak, former Duke foot- top money when he bogied two 73. Shelley Mayfield of Westbury,! Balding has been marned for |jj s re hee ty bores sa elety ice hall” player who registers from par three holes and finished with a N.Y., with a closing 68, also had three years now and his wife is i ontiac Area Bar r : Grossinger’s, N.Y., by one stroke. 69 for 270. 273. jaccompanying him on the tour. iH
Fer better Woliday Eggnog |. T $2100 first prize check was) ——= : a welcome financial boost
and WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27th and 28th
and TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3rd and 4th
Balding added he did not plan to
California where the touring pros SACRAMENTO, Calif. “#—The! FORT WORTH. Tex. «®—Coach' |
"Row Il be ale to conus v= Court May Decide ‘Horn es Frogs Step Up)
Baling eae ea et we Caddies Opponent ‘Pace for Cotton Bow! holidays but would go instead to .
rearoup for the Los Angeles Open hassle over who signed Manila Abe | Martin has tially gotten ae cee Teese Alc |
\featherweight Flash Elorde for a around to looking over pictures of . “Of course, I never have lost one * >
Cour ‘ tit month with Sandy|Mississipp! games and that may. A'to quality Balding, who says his driver and Oe ee Seiad by 4 he the reason he's calling for his Cither ‘he never before had a |
ret: etree § New York putter are his. best clubs, fired 0 S| court of law. not the California | Texas Christian Horned Frogs to t¢@™M in a major bowl game) but |
|Athletic Commission, Dr. Dan 0 |Step up the pace in practice for abit ne in favor of Mississippi win- ning this one ‘Kilroy, commission member. said ‘the Cotton Bow! _ SSS SS SSS
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Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY
PAUSE AT TOP
| Watch topflight golfers and you'll
jsee a hesitation at the top of their
/backswing. Some pause more than
‘others. The late MacDonald Smith
lemphasized jt to the extent that
you could count two slowly before
\he went into the downswing. The
‘hesitation is the secret of rhythm. | one-third of Elorde’s purse until boys they would work much hard
er starting today. ; * s
The Frogs will practice through
Fmday morning, then take out for
the Christmas holidays. They re
turn on Dec. 27 and finish up at
home on Dec 29. Workouts will be
held at the site of the Jan. 2 bowl
game the three days prior to me
contest.
* ¢ @
While Mgrtin was impressed with
Mississippi, which. like Texas
Christian, has a 91 recod. he
didn't predict that his Frogs would
take a trimming from the Rebels
He said it would be a ‘‘great bal!
game" but indicated he figured
TCU would come out on top
It will be the eighth bow] ap
pearance for Texas Christian.
* * s
Somebody remarked that since
Johnny Vaught. coach of Missis
sippi. had never won a major bow!
game perhaps TCU wouldn't mind
the Rebels taking this one. Es-
re ially. in view of the fact that
Vaught is a former re player
himself
Gopher Icers Shutout
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By LOUELLA 0, PARSONS
INS Motion Picatre Editor
‘ | HOLLYWOOD (INS)—That deb-
HERE’S onair, attractive actor Jean Pierre!
Aumont heads for Hollywood short-|
the GIFT , after Christmas to check in at
YOU » Century-Fox December 28th
to play the male lead in ‘Hilda’
WANTED Crane.” Jean Pierre hasn't made
‘a picture in the Hollywoods since
ROCKER I was interested to hear that
Jean Simmons is replacing Sa-
san Hayward as the heroine. (Su-
it, too! So will san asked to have a little rest
“Por, the LUXUR before starting work again.)
Se its This ig Herbert Bayard Swope,
Jr.'s first direction job, with
Phillip Dunne at the producer's
helm. |
Now the $64. question is: Will]
Jean Pierre, who really was smit-
ten with Grace Kelly, ask her for
Aumont, Jean Simmons
to Co-Star in“~Hilda Crane’ made a picture together in ages
and ages.
The whisper {s loud that Anna
Magnani most certainly will be
nominated for an Academy Award
and will be a tough contender to
beat.
ANNA TO STAR AGAIN
In view of the way ‘The Rose
Tatto’’ has been received, Hal Wal-
lis is doing his best to tie up an-
other Tennessee Williams play,
|‘Orpheus Descending’’ for Mag-
nani, but I hear tell the playwright
is taking his time deciding. He
can’t afford to make too much
money because of high income tax
payments.
The new play is another typical
Williams drama, hot, humid and
heavy.
There's no doubt that Ingrid
Bergman hasn't exactly had a
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with Aumont, but when a girl is, berto Rossellini. Her pictures have
not been successful and she has Tokyo to Outlaw
Small Teachers Tiny Instructors Less
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Cromwell for years was one
| of our top directors, then he
went to New, York and returned
| to acting. I saw him in “Sabrina
| Fair” and he was excellent. Ap-
| parently, John had his fill of
| directing and is going to continue
his acting career.
Dorothy McGuire is another one
/ Milton {s talking to for his picture.
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will also reunite Humphrey Bogart
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The biggest message ever de-
livered by Western Union—a huge
| cake sent by Susan Hayward to
Lillian Roth in Houston on Lillian’s
birthday.
| One of my first Christmas cards
Hank Came from Clara Bow asking me)
if I remembered her — as if I)
jcoud forget.
' The lovely daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Shirley Burden, Margaret
(Mrs, Daniel Childs) expects a
baby in July. Her marriage last
dune was a big social affair.
Groucho Marx looked like Mr.
Santa Claus himself when he and
his daughter Melinda, laden with
packages, stopped at the Brown
Derby for dinner.
Jill] Schary (Dore’s daughter)
won't let her fiance, Lt. John
| Zimmer, until she keeps a date
with him January 8th to marry
him. He has been sent to Ha-
wall by the Navy.
Grace Kelly planes out Thurs-
‘day for ten days with her family
in Philadephia—then back here the
day after New Year's to report
at MGM.
Christmas at home will be
missed by Ronnie Burns, Gracie
and George's son, for the first
| time in nineteen years. He leaves
Christmas Eve for rehearsals for
|the Jackie Gleason TV show.
30,000 Breathe Easy
as Fire Is Squelched MOOSE JAW, Sask. ®—A huge
oil refinery fire which threatened That's all today. See you tomor-|
Donagh asked:
] “What's your name?”
“Conley.” ~
‘“That’s funny. ‘That was my
lstepfather’s name, What's your
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ithe East Side of this prairie city
;of 30,000 people was put out early
today.
Firemen fought in windy, 16-be-
‘low-zero weather to check the
|blaze at the Husky Oil, Ltd., re-
finery.
| Fire Chief Gordon Higson had!
‘said ‘‘the whole city could go’ if
fuel oi] spilling from burning tanks,
spread, |
A Fire Department official said)
the fire was extinguished at 2:30
a.m., almost four hours after a
terrifying explosion shook homes
in the city as far ag three miles
away.
Early reports said four oil tanks
blew up. No one was injured.
Detroit Theater Robbed
of $2,500 From Its: Safe
DETROIT Police today re-
‘SWEET’S RADIO _ AND
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were injured, none seriously.
aware of what had happened. too small. |
They also said the little teachers
would ‘be handicapped in event of
a fire, earthquake or other emer-
gency, which calls for taking
charge of students and leading,
them to safety. : *
Another reason is that larger
students have had trouble locating
short teachers while on group
school outings—an essential part of
the education system here. Stu-
dents who couldn't find the teacher
were straying = and getting lost.
And, the officials added, teach-
ers under five feet cannot reach
lthe top of the blackboards.
The newspaper Asahi, Japan's
largest, attacked the ban and)
said: ‘It is imhumane to_ treat:
short women as though they were)
physically handicapped.”
Brother, Sister
Meet Each Other
After 25-Y ear Split
MILL VALLEY, Calif. # —
James Conley delivered mail to
Marie MacDonagh for four years
without knowing she was the half-
sister who was separated from
him a caries, century ago.
They decided today, after getting
everything clear, to spend Christ-
mas together. Ae
Mrs. MacDonagh is a clerk at
Shoreline Market.
A customer, Mrs. James West,
asked last Wednesday if she knew
the name of the mailman who just
walked in with a sack on his
|shoulder.
Going over to Conley, Mrs. Mac-
first name?’ ° se
“Jimmy.”
“I had a younger brother named
Jimmy.”
“Well, I had an older sister
named Marie. What's your name?”
‘‘Marie.” ding of his daughter Dorothy to-| Truman Aides Face
‘Bribe’ Arraignments
(on charges of conspiring to accept
money and favors for their influ-
ence in the $118,000 Irving Sachs
tax case. °
s s
3 From US. Hurt Salvation Army bandsmen went
to sea to play hymns for the 7
man crew of the lightship off
Beachy Head, England.
in Cyprus Riots
by Terrorist Bombing
and Shooting Spree
NICOSIA, Cyprus (#—More than
15 persons were injured yesterday
in a series of hit-and-run terrorist
British crown colony.
. * * *
The injured included three Amer-
icans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Murphy of Brooklyn, N.Y., and
Gail Wheeler of Sioux Falls, S.D.
They suffered superficial injuries
when three hand grenades were
thrown through a window at a
Christmas-decorated night club
here where they were seated at a
table.
Mrs. Wheeler was not hurt. The
Murphys were cut by flying glass
and Wheeler was cut on one ankle.
The Murphys work with the U.S.
They are Matthews J. Connelly,
(48, who was President Truman's
appointment secretary, and T. La-
mar Caudle, 51, former head of
the Justice Department's Tax Di-.
vision. Indicted with them and also|
facing arraignment today is Harry!
I. Schwimmer, 56, former Kansas
City attorney.
es e¢ @
All have denied the charge. It,
is expected that the defendants will
file motions attacking the indict-!|
ments. ;
Sachs, a St. Louis shoe firm
owner, pleaded guilty in 1951 to
evading $118,000 of corporate in-
comé taxes for 142 through 1945
and was fined $40,000.
Warrens Will Attend |
Dorothy's Wedding BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ww —
Chief Justice Earl Warren has
joined his family here for the wed-
night. |
Miss Warren, 24, and Dr. Car-
mine E, Clemente, 27, anatomy
professor at the UCLA Medical
Center, are to be married at the
Waytarers Chapel in Portuguese,
Bend, 20 miles south of here. |
The chief justice said that after
the wedding he and Mrs.. Warren’
will go to Oakland to spend Christ-/
mas with their family.
TUES., WED., THURS.
“FLAME & FRESH”
“THE BIG COMBO”
12 Others Are Injured!
bombings and shootings in this) «*
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Three British soldiers were in-| 4.25 new
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Nicosia cafe. novelties.
| In Famagusta, two British army
officers were shot. One was re- :
ported in critical condition. kxxPlus
Terrorist groups have been con-
ducting a violent anti-British cam- DESS
paign in pressing for union of
Cyprus with Greece. DAVIES
M. C.
Turncoat Spy Course?
TAIPEI, Formosa —The Na-
tionalist Chinese Tatao News Agen- wi Plus
cy claimed today that 10 Ameri-
Rares oars hekig Gated nieinle ne were being as spies
near Mukden, Manchuria. The re| WILLSON port, without confirmation, men-| Acrobatic and
tioned no names. Tap Dancer
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“MISS ANNABELLE LEE”
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“HEIDI and PETER”
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Howard Duff in “JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON”
Burt Lancaster in “KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS”
ON OUR
GIANT
It was just like that. * * *
Mrs. MacDonagh recalled their
mother ‘‘got sick when I was about,
14 and Jimmy was 7." She went to)
foster parents and Jimmy to an
orphanage in Marin County. Ten-Car Pileup Caused
by Nonchalant Woman
EL RENO, Okla. @—A woman
motorist failed to signal a turn
off U.S. 66 yesterday.
The first car behind jammed on/
the brakes. Four others rammed
together. A sixth, swerving to
avoid them, crashed headon into/
a seventh, Two more, slowing
down, were plowed into from the
rear by a tenth car. Six people AT 12:40-3:50-7:10-10:20
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ruled that the National Casualty |
Co, of Detroit must henceforth!
“clearly” and ‘‘cofispicuously”’ set)
forth any qualifications or condi-
tions on the duration, coverage
and benefits of its health and acci-
dent insurance policies.
The examiner, Frank Hier, held
the company did not misrepresent
the amount paid to policy holders
for surgery. But he did rule that
qualifications or conditions must
be set out when it represents that
a policy may be continued as long)
as premiums are paid or that no
medical examination is required.
The FTC is conducting a series
of inquiries into health-accident
insurance advertising.
African students in India com-
plain that films shown there al-| es —
ways show Africans ‘“‘as primitive, Pai@tiud.. =e oe
savages,” and emphasize “the Understand I called you only as an adviser...
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Wall Street Hears | ‘ — \Nash-Hudson Seeks
Split Rumors Dominate Better Dealer Ties ——
Death Notices — LLL LLL LLLP L LLLP
5, DAVID Ft. LaLONE. DEC. 17, 195 pi hol
Grains Maintain | MARKETS |Good Progress
is secured by @ statutory first lien on.
such
redemption prior
option of the city,
5 order, on any one or more interest pay- 1035 Oakland Ave, age = ° Produce . ment dates on and after Jenuary 1, loved husband of Bre Lalone;
| “4 , |1961: provided, that no bonds less that dear father of Claude | Lelnne.
Cady Frices CT TE ine urrent Business Scene _ | vemor a - b program oc ofr ait oitidie i Ga SN wane DETRO) Te Dec ey An. The tclew > + , i ner January 1, 1966. Each bond, rer brother of Mrs. ng prices cove! wale of local erownt signed to improve company-dealer| prior to January 1. lite) be redeemed Pur eer atten. Mra Mose, Pair
Hoe ne eee erties By gro": NES YORK «t_The stock mar. NEW YORK (INS)—A thin mar-'Oil on potential of its two major Telationships was announced Sun-|ct the ‘par valve inerect SEe eraiare _broter Mes, Raymorid | Meste: ry; wy ee URCMEHT to tite Tatsiees 8 : NE u a : ‘ . F ; ~ : ‘ remium re u : Fi a. . CHICAGO Wh — Steady prices 7 a 1x item in) wholessle pack ; ket. split rumors and revived talk buying projects in Middle East day by American Motors (Nash Orne tater ing schedule, to-wit: pera ess we mn naineld Tues- ruled for all grains m moderately age io! Appies Deltiiour tency soo Ket made good progress today 1M of sie of an Important ore body... Recurring addressograph-Mul- Hudson). vase) pore eye Pueuary id day Dec 20 at 1100 a.m. from > ; > ' UITE Ue ee eet : : nS i \ : uary 1. w 3 Mic s tholie J active dealings on the Board of 07 ., ee jcnsthew early dealings. to a major steel producer behind tigraph split rumors . . . | It proposes a joint company-deal- ieee u aiter| en eM eeent in Mt Hope av fancy 150°nu No - 96-400 bu < for : pad az ' S i ‘ 2 2 Trade today. ' {ea ue » No 1 250300 All major divisions of the mar steady strength in Warren Foun-| Douglas has matched Boeing's er appeals board to have final Linea ree ides Lee ee seneary 1,| Cemetery. Re pitation emer
abe soe se i “ ne eo j No 1 200-250 ket were higher with the excep- ry . . . ws end |move in revising its jet transport authority on dealer cancellation! 1 _ decuied on or ater! $00 pin from. Voorhees-Biple
sting presse eee he 4 xai care fancy 490 2Y on of leading motors. They dis-- The split in Magna Copper will towards greater capacity and more cases; action to prevent unethical Lo it eae Meee cae eters janueryi ttl Funeral Home sustained by cold weather in the .' 00-390. bi S € Pee hel onl Crucible Steel is Power advertising. financing and servic-| iss | LIGHT. DEC 16 1955 HARRY Midwest, expert sales of sox beans veceat cs Beets topped No 1. 150 played small losses in the midst be s-for-l . . . . ; i nd inc i $10 if called to be redeemed on or after ee 49 Feneley Ct. age 68; be-
and a %-davy Weather Bureau out 200 o2 Catpaee No 159225 4 OF benorts of production cutbacks. nov. earning at rate of $8 a share.| Serious question as to whether '" a nee reliance on deal- January 1, 1 Sau we geal (ee ot ce . Prgaiodt : : : ces Age Ue Malle UGS 0 a cal er sales pro. 0! ord redemption shal! be given) ear father o look for less than norma! moisture 105 228 0. sprou No 1 100-1 50 * * * Owens-Illinois Glass Major either I. C, C, or preferred share. , i $s Pp jecti ns and ae to Papo nve of onan called to be re-' D Light. Mrs Lorraine Angel.
a own whiat PU Carron topped, iancy 273 be goo Chrysler opened on 1,900 shares Advi: y Service's “stock of the holders will accept the new Katy javoid new ican bootlegging” and deemed, by publication of such notice, Mrs Shirley Ann Beck and _
a tee Sautwe ee a wile coe ale iG at Able wad then fell back cote OO . . ra | Recap plan White Sewing “sound inventory accumulations. |not lesa “than thirty 130) days prior to! Mrvana Light: dear brother o blet. a4 ee ee Ae : ‘ : month. A ngelow-Sanfo P cae ; the date fixed for redemption, at Rumsey and James Light, E
Wheat near ihe end of the fas) |. OO eee Oe earn, belween 1 and 2 puinty, General will net. 12.50 ae year vs. a Machine will show a small profit | Ajso projected: are a study of jonce in a news ruse ela prise Mary) winiane ater Late a F i i ar of itt i %, 1 ¥S wo odne } orserad iol | = } J + sat hour was 's to 's higher, Deven Ne 3 fee Ky Leeks Noo 1 Mtons started or 16 OOO shares off loss of 6 cents last year . | this year against a loss last year | methods to avoid excessive Gab cnten cure as 6 part, of ot ear tere wil ve eke ae 3 eee hE A UC a ‘d tht ge 4. : Cre Ilan a « k Bs | : jar service. notices of the sale o day Dec 20, at 1000 a. m. from ber $2108) comm unchanzed to ox | hag Ne 1 5 6051 #5 oo aat fb : and it ee \ tes Cuban-American sugar says its ae Lid. a split pos ec tuations in car sales and Eeanicipal bonds: provided, that where, the Pursiey Funeral eee ies h e Dece or $1 245 als Un Dee Parcies curs No | S-100 cer af that figure or a little better, nas] eee production volumes and a - |any bond shal! be registered, then notice’ Rev Robert Garner officiating. ® eo December “se iy ue ay ee ee The steels and railroads were ac- srcesretation of ereerionn) Saene ara ing with deal fina’ ren of ‘tne redemption thereof shall be given Interment in Oak Hil} Cemetery. changed to 4s higher. December ..5 py No 1 cist a y an ai : opi wer shares is for “investment,” , . , Several analysts say utilities are Po ; E lute neial ben- by registered mail addressed to thee! Fee Mr Light will He tn state at the 358: > -hanve 4 they Pocacoes a i ow ot hag 9 tie and higher and also up wer cy i " Far . efits from futur company ered holder thereof at the address Pursley Funera! Home see Poe une hanged ico ai bey Hastie: oom ok SG nw nare fie -ubbers. chemicals, Sangamo, Electric earnings will ‘behind ae anne Earnings es | ° ¥ cmeen on the bond registration books of ionewoaD DEC 17 1958. ROB- December $1.17. sovbeans 24 to 7 150260 na tac hothouse No the aircrafts, rubbers, <n ound a timates, '55 vs. ‘34, include: Caro, Pregress. the Director of Pinance of said city, | 38 Porter Road, age 18; or, January $2 37! ie 4 me oe Acorn No 1 ils and coppers ‘rise to around $3 vs. $2 last year lina P & Li $1.70 $1.63; : : which notice shail be mailed not less; coe tM nd 8. l higher. { US sou 2 “ 100-125 ps Burtermut No 1, 100-1 25 : * * | . St. Regis Paper to lift net newest = ight, Teh Ue mt Details of the sharing of finan- than thirty (30) days prior to the date eal serch nocd *puneral serv- lard 3 to 0 cents a huardred De 6 Net, 200 200-150 bu : 2 500\to $3.50 in 36 f timated Wisconsin Electric, $2.45 vs. $2.31; cial benefits were not specified|{ixed for redemption. Bonds so called ieee borneld Taleudaye Dees Se higher, December $11.05, | Hutrard No 1 1200-190 bu. Tomatoes, [1 S Steel had a block of 2,500 to 33.90 in rom estima y iP for redemption shall not bear interest he Cedarcrest pounds higher, December $1 liothouer No 1 200-240 B-lb. basket = W%2. and Merck/$3.1> for this year and $2.62 in Illinois Power, $3.40 vs. $2.82 and in the announcement. G ©OT § C latter thaldats fined feclceeempilon = pro: at 200 pm. from ke) Codaracess G p [Tureip vopped No 1 150-200 bu spares. up Stone ide bla ape [see Consumers Power, $3.25 vs.,Romney, American Motors Dresi.| eed) (eads ere) on ee dene. Redivig. uitictecing (i baters 1 1 © Greets Cabbere , 29-115 bu i started on 8, shares up %s @ . . . : ing agent to redeem the same ; : rain Frices sc) NM 4, 100-1 0 bu Kole, No 1/5" ; | $3.10 dent, said the “is de- renants ment in South Lyon. Mr. Lock- —— a 700 shares of Benguet] The outlook for both American 16 8 , Program “‘is ene (City (of Pomtise | hereby (covens wood will lie tn state at the CHICAGO GRAIN Du itis Ve RU DiGch it UT 00) shakes jaf = 's ai 'si Joi and agrees that at all times while any of 5 - CHICAGO, Der! 19 APH Gye tra rue and saad eteens Celery ceo (sn cohdated Mining traded un-| Motors and Studebaker-Packard | Pure Oil's oil and pee reserves) Signed to avoid unsound Practices the bonds of this {ssue shall be outstand- pee RU Al ie on tee Vv hiest . Mas . of + oape No 1 100150 bu Peeve ine (16 considerably better than} was Worth more than $65 a share . , at lat pave crept into automotive ing. * Ah ed OS irstee) foe sets cy pen: ineed Fee terpee Nee 270. Jule 4. — lane : : ° ae A | : 4 « ore ising and ces furnished by sa utomobile - . | Mero... 208%, | Ree DETROIT EGGS Among advaneang stocks were a year ago’ . . , Atlantic Coast’ American Tobacco will increase Merchandising, to encourage|ing system No.1 as shall be sufficient Hey erat) sr cangementa by Mav 1 2 bay De See ee 1 “% ay -4Py Bees) fob oy . ( § Rubber. Line wil! net around $5 this vear:@Mnual dividend to at least $5 all American Motors dealers to! to provide for the payment of the ex- the Sparks-Griffin Pineral ome: tule A W4%— Ma he Bee are (ined faierar race Dpethlcnemn), Steel S. Rubber, L iat S * | sap uSe methods that are sound and Pemses, of administration ani operation NICHOLS DEC 18 1955. NELLIE, Corn - lay oo Montgomerm Ward, Boeing, Doug- vs. $475 in ‘34 .. next year . : S of said system and such expenses for the 20655 8 Telegraph Rd Trenton ne 12465 Jule b aa) Grade At 7 ASAT wep : a : 4 oe . fair to themselves and their|maintenance thereof as may be neces- Mich age 60° heloved wife of Mero... 110 Lar — atecage 59°, latve 54 ard alg las Aivcratt Glenn Martin, Amer- Rumor mongers now think | Split rumors on Union Carbide customers sary to preserve the same in guod repair Vtretl Nichols dear sister of Mrs. : \day bdel De a 1a tts jiujiw 49.50 at as, 44 . : dete —_} dest Westing- ae Walston’s Eldon grimm says . a jand to provide —ter tine Hitma Anderson Mrs Ann Ran- < S | Iyiy 1'4!, tat 5 TOO a ase #1 cane Bolatee Ons Mis | SATAN Seat Loaf ~ : , Southern Railway will not split -- - : Le y “We believe.” he added “the Payment of the interest ypon and the dal und Mrs Fanny Rian Pue Oats - . i Ht Da 30, house Electhic, Santa Pe Chesa- aie aay raise dividend and pay be “can see the time coming” “mel has sme af 2 ; principal o?) all tcnda ipavicre Were eee wiles lela Wednese
pe “ae Wee orate Brust Crvarle A poe Ne ; Ot nd standard Onl . hen Philli P leum’s ch P S vome whe the dealers from a. and when the sane ecome day Dec 21 a: 130 om from Mar wo. f4'« ‘ , hi wid aye $2), meets t ate 4 pe tke & URE LY . : St extra, when Ailltps Petroleun’s chen. should ave a sHiex artir-ing. due and pavebte and fer the ereation fie Huntoon Fureral Home In- 3 _ a rade B iatke So grade ( carge 644 (4 4) 4 . jeal sales, now $100 million, will have a greater participa. of a reserve in the bond and ‘oterest ferment in Peres Mt Park Ceme- : 2 ace - A * * = Harris Upham's Albert Book- be doubled : fion in matters hitherto deter- redeanption fund @s required in aid trry Mrs Nihols sill he in ct Je : eee ae a, oo z Woe 2 : z P ’ ordinance and to provide for such State af ‘he Huntoon Puneral oom pee tag ade ege The Stock marke ton Friday was binder thinks “National Distillers : , a spe mined by the company alone. other expenditures and funds for said Home ce nee cee wai We Aseociated Press diversHication) in ilo chemicals | Backlog o ue tool orders. A Oe ened ences ane renea| PREECE ORC lis 195s WItiAM owt rade A ex F mp — Wid : . : las risen to a 6 Ss VS i P ; : nance Rates shall be fixed and revised! 7 om field e 5: tel Sloaueavum <6 45 sciail "5 “uace Bo average of 60 stocks ahead 40 should become more profitable in 745 " ! ; meu micethesy pay mentally deficient persons from tine to time by the Commission of | Relereuti unser a Varna Pitese: . jee cents at $17860 That marked the 19567. |. 2 ae erieal wine can be trained to be self-support-|said city so as to produce the foregoing, beloved won ut) Mra” Rathering farke? Bi © esi ane . ve = : : N Y - Q sing j amounts Prees: { coe aac potes on pe Mrdinne< ana end of a tive-day decline in the Some recent buying in Richfield Sapo Corral may offer bonds ing a This bond may be registered as to| Botten fea Syrsiee ig eve . indee qedes (museca wupplien elerltol | 00. oe Pittsburgh & Take Erie’ stock) - ——— — {principal only in the name of the holder Mury Jane Reed Funeral service a good cemand Peas of holiday trad. @¥Urage e | split rumors on Goodyear) an erdinanes ie ce en » anal the books of the pirectes of Finance Will be held Wednesday. Dee. 21, Ing noted af present |e . ane of said city, and such registration noted at 10 rin “De. : | N York Stocks Tire... Ordre cre nance No. 1292, entitled “An/on the back hereof by said Director of PauliCeahele CHUCK eine Will Ask Stockholders CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS ew Tor Warner-Lambert may make ac- ment. Operation aed “Mainvenauce -ot|Teance, ron ar hays a ap ine ment in Mt Hope Cemetery. . ° CHICAGO Dec 19 APY Butte: ‘Late Morning Quotations a a i w _ 'g Automobile Parking System No 1 in a - ecttation of the Rosary will be to Okay Consolidation sac: receipts 199 255 wholesale ba j quisition news soon). Goodbody 's no vist 16 be Correnpendi gy mumenec Meroe “Sruuatcnine ce iene ee Tuesday at 800 pm from the Ing prices unchanged. 93 ca an S78 Admire 232i Int Tel & Tel 286 @ ' \Walter Gutman thinks “‘inflation- in the City of Pontiac, Michigan: Tolpe restored by registration to the bearer Brace-Smith Funeral Home of Enterprises Scns, ss) oot be eau Se a ‘fighting stocks such as the metals, Refuls's and Control Parking on the|Negotiability of the interest coupons; ROHR DEC 18 1953 SARAR Eggt steady to firm. receipts 16.955 “J-tec Bins) re &b . 604 I | ' z 2 ae ghways and on Public Parking| sna} not be affected by registration Hanna, 80 Putnam age 50: dear ' - ' wholesale buying prices unchanged to 2 Sills Chalmers oT Kime clk 464 oils and chemicals may go higher roles betel re and or Operated by the| t 13 hereby certified. recited and de- mother of Mrs. Verna King, Mra. NEW YORK w—A plan to merge yigner, US large white 69-69 9 per cent Qiu Tig Ups Kresge, 88.29 1 than can be reasonbly expected’ Improvement. Priacgenene vce (GF thelctared that all acts, conditions and Bol donee eicnaocce the Henry J. Kaiser Egterprises ae aie aintics Bb checes 37 cur- Am Airline a Eocene But Industry Allows - - - Vanadium Corp.'s current ex- ere peeing Automobile Parking Seerate ee eee oe Howard Rohr Jr Funeral service i iP . . oj a aC uJ . * ic t ° *
into a single corporation was out- rent receipts’ 42 AG GckE soe Wage a My 68 4 ° pansion program will boost capac- jhe Issuance end alc 6! movenss becee issuance of the bovds of this series. cree tn sal seat al ele lined yesterday by Henry J. OO Am M & Pd 253 Locks Airc ae i That Some ‘Leveling’ ity by at least 15 per cent to Defray « Part of the Castrol cach rauet ie Papier [etal pave bess | eral Home Iistnent owns + on bs » bri OW S & v3 Nice - " * fn 7 Mi fe “5 ~t me : Kaiser, chairman of the board of. Poultry Ar Motors Eee chem oti Ma in Si ht Amerada has made an interest- (ase oreo ones Hae her as required by law — Cometery Mii Rohr =e “5 “dor , Saise ‘ ss yrillare mn 2 Be Pa 5 a = is it f n- one { th uutoon Pu- directors. and Edgar ue Kaiser DETROIT POULTRY co Nene een Nash as y g ing oil ‘‘strike’” in Alberta. Ais ee ri ot Seid Bonds, and to ten: Gakioad Geeote “Uihiccn won, eral Home president of both the Kaiser Mo- rerroir Dec 19 +AP: ghrves pais an Ree a Meck ae bole Se OCA at era Shateiice tO\Commission, has caused this bord to SHAILOR DEC 17 1935 FRANK tors Corp. and of Henry J. Kaiser P*! pound f ob Barrels tes No 1 quality Ga, ARS 496 Marta Gil 4s By DAVID J. WILKIE The City of Pontiac Ordains be stened in tts mame hy !t« Mavor and) 31 Anderson Lake Orion age .
C : PNeeTe nent a7 3 ra panies 5-7 Ibs. Am Tel&Tel 1785 ae D Str a My . a - ‘ | d C Section 1 Section 5 of Ordinance No.|@ttested ay ite a Clerk and ite cor Ss PAL father of Mrs Richard 0. : i tees Aucke 2807. Mule i ae ; Fi ony 0 e a en al 1202 ' fo}_|POrate seal to be affixed hereto and ha: oltre Gear brother of M ‘Through an exchange of stock oe ace ers taung Wease lye ten ans Vincoxs on ee ae ° breceiabpbdldiee soak otive g Mows = Bereby aiiended| tol read as. fel- caused the annexed interest coupons to come a Donohue ie Claude : x ‘ks 22-23 young heavy) CEA = : Midi Stl Pi 9 : ~ Sect TT : ¢ to be exe@cuted with the facsimile sig-- ~ Farrell and Douglas EB Shail- turkevs 36-42. toms 29-22 Anac Co ail ; . DETROIT ww — The market for! an. Seciton 5 There are hereby author-| Se is ig nal the Henry J. Kaiser Co would GMarkeel (icai on) neaty (henelendlsup- Arico (Gti i ee Been * ; ‘ bile evel oft Special meeting of Areme She ized to be issued and sold pursuant to/batures of ies Mayor and City Clerk all Sth oe service will be held become a wholly-owned subsidiary) pies scarce No receipts of per or Armour @ Co 176 SOusae Ch o> (new eu ann Wee may ieve ter No. 503. Monday 8 p m._ 22 Be presisions ist Act No. 94. Michigan,®* Of the first day of February. A D Ne eAno toe at ote from rot ; lght ty hens with demand very light arms Ce MW oa § S F % strv a- , _,Publle Acts o JJ, as amended. revenue! . . - : ‘Unetal Home with * of Kaiser Motors. It, in TUM recy heave caponeites full asaay with Nekea tea Mocor Wheel zal somewhat in 1956 but industry ana State St. Ferne Crawley, Secre ibonds in the aggregate principal sum of CITY OF PONTIAC | fs Marton 1 Dye officiating would be renamed the Kaiser In-| demand good and supplies moderate ar) Refin 16 Me ; 13.6 lysts see no major decline, barring tary. —Adv.'six hundred thousand dollars 1 $600,000: By ——_________- fee mens in East Lawn Ceme-
dustries Corp. to reflect the new Gress firm. scarce and short Capons'avco Mfg <a Nat Bisc. 387 Severe economic jolt. | Soe te eae Pee the eitscee na By Bere sine, Alene. eee A ee “ are scarce ¢ ‘Balt & Ohio 46 ro i M project, the balance to! a a , TSG ates unera ome, of its operations, which ona eos pel vet aemauelerey: Prices Bendix Av 342 Nat Dairy” A | This is the view expressed in ° : ner pa from aratene sues) on iieed cow post Clerk | en 2 ion ; P supplies scarce : . is Renquet 1T Nat Gyos 63.2. : ews in rie pertaining to said system. aid bonds) p STURGIS DEC 17 1955 HARRY. would include the interests of ie ime sale conte ikhes opera ees Beth Stee! Ios Nat Lead 6 virutally all industry quarters. It sail a tenee aes) a tutomontle Parking) Number cay ot $ a aie ne arth ot ace 4. dear well Kai ; i ne. | Syst : ’ ! other of 3 Kaiser Co. as as Ser | cents but most prices today ranged 39- Bahar lure 271 NY Central 434, comes from the car manufacturers Henry Millsaps, 22, of 441 S. ¢ated as of February 1, 1956 shail |19—. the City of Pontiac Oakland! Mr Chris (Uschi ee tors. 42 cents Toms steady, supplies appear pg girs 167 Nia M Pow 32.6 themselves and from their major ‘ - ;,, |fumbered consecutively im the direct|County, Michigan. will pay to the bearer olf Sturgis Grover Sturgi eal The plan, the Kaisers said in a/*™pl¢. demand fair [Borden aye 7 Rel Am ae Hf. i as well as f ‘ug Paddock St. pleaded guilty to driv- order of their maturities {rom 1 to 600 |herect the sum of ——— ———Dotlars | Nelda Perguson. and maya oe aat es ‘would aiioesiall tetock: : [Borg Warner 427 [ott Bac iis pees as al as ae agencies ing under the influence of liquor Cee aaire een ones Ua ippsetemepedd Gal thes Giited | Seates ef Fureral service will be held e . Ww " s : CHICAGO POULTRY | Brig Mt a2 e usiness surveying «., ar jthe denomination of $1000 each: shall ier sce. ae im the Cits Farsday, Dec 20 ‘ hold : of Kaiser Motors to par-| CHICAGO Dec. 18 (AP) —Live poultry mele ats : 324 Ohio or Gi ae that ma ‘ah snese oO ne. Saturday before Pontiac Municipal |be regisierable as to principal only, tn of —————— + same) from the Parsley raneen en td : Jeteady: receipts in coops 591 ‘yesterday ‘Arun Balke 216 Paco {py the car market. Judge Cecil McCallum. He was: j!) manner hereinafier set forth in the|Delng the interest due on that day on! nih Rev LW Howtson offic: ticipate in the future of the over-|617 coops, 98.663 Ib: f.0 b paying pyudd Co abil W Air 17.6 “ ; ; , bond form. shatl bear interest at aj!ts Automobile Parking System No 1; ating. laterment in Hi a all Kaiser Enterprises, and would) prices: unchangec” teary hems 2726 (Calumet & H 133 Pash Ep! 46 Winat figures for 1955 produc: ‘fined $100 and sentenced to fivejrate or rates to be hereafter determined Revenue Bond cin aled Ccinetery Mr Sturgis will Me i : = * a iiight hens 168-188 brojiers of fryers'camp Soup 44 Param Pict %66 tion and retail deliveries should days in jai! not exceeding 4 per annum. payable/February 1. 1956 This coupon js not a, “ate at the Pursiey Mineral result in repayment of all out-22-23. oid roosters 145-155: caponeites'=gn Pac 33 Parke 41 ich = : : : on dh 1 1956 and thereafter semi-| genera! obiisstion of said city. ts pas Home 2 ; 4 + - ‘, tb 28-30 Capital air! 396 Pa 51 gmount to e t million and : annually on the first days of January/able solely from certain revenues as set = eee standing debts of Kaiser Motors. )uncer 4'2 Ip 25-26 over 4ta_ apita an . iv 01 : : = |young tom turkeys over 26 Ib 27-20, hen carrier C 584 —Peps: Cole 15 Charged with drunk driving, %- and July tn each year. and shall maturejforth in the bond to which this coupon This would include repayment of/turkeys 35-37. lene) at 4 187 Pfizer 41.2, 608.000 Feapectivety. The (totals | -ear-old Robert Rhodes of Keego'°?. #muary first tn each vear as fol-|pertains. and is subject to the redemp Card of Thanks 1 the entire $13,300,000 still owed to _— Cater Trac 594 Eteios wP a for 1956 could drop a_ million ier seenes Se ' 2 ees “eee in the year 1987, $38.600 in|tton provisions tn said bond E WISH! TO) EXTEND seq ee cand ieee . . Ches & Ohie 831 Philip Mor 8 arbor pleade Hity Saturday be-|each of the years 1958 thru 1960, $40 000 - —-— Stele = Y HEART the Reconstruction Finance Corp. il estock lonretler - go2 Phil Pet 815 units in each category, but the Sars eu 2 : ep tn each of the vears 1961 and 1962 City Clerk felt thanks during my recent be- 000 would be bor. Vv’ Cities Bvi saq Bt Plate G #16 experts say the trend for the fu. fore Springfield Township Justice 45 000 1n each of the years 1963 thru = loved att in the loss of my bes
Sea irae tae ae t the DETROIT, ‘Dew. 18 APY eg Bai (Ciimax Mo H Pure Ol 3 t sa defi jtely u ‘Emmett J. Leib. He was fined, ieee potions in each of the years 1966 Mayor 1 eapecially went to imeem ; tAP)—Hogs—6al- | a. ' tu is definite! pward. ; thru _ and $55, in the year 1970 : , on ~ rowed from banks t carry ou | apie 1,100. No eu sales, asking 25 Col ard A 351 Repub Su Pee 7 | $50 with $25 costs. | The bonds wh ahd’ eae maturing in| Cues pase Nil commen eee plan. ‘ jcents and more higher 7 /Col Gas -- 162 Countin upon a continu the years 1962 thru 1970 shall be subject REGISTRY my fri i Orting word,
stor | te) pean) lye Tectore: | Koes see avecuere and feeders. about seln™ i gil Rey Mast nesey population increase aad Detroiter Robert Head, 26, plead. \0, redemption uty tn chaveene asaedcny| oe ees son be SOc Eteawanit arn vase : = Con Edis ..... 4 . 5? , " i A option o e city, In inverse numerica t 5d a now a subsidiary of Kaiser Mo- per cent receipts cows. trading opening Con N Gas. 357 Rey Vee a0 mounting number of multiple car| ed guilty to a charge of drunk order. on any one or more interest pay- Nor othe hee - tors, would coritinue as a wholly-| moderately active. slaughter steers end Cont Can ..,. 825 Safeway St ‘ ar i driving Saturday before Syivan ™Dt dates on and after January 1. 1961 pital and Hunt conrad) Hee : : |heifers fully steady, some interests ask- Cont Mot .. ® & Jos Lead 4a families, some even predict a mil-| g 5S y ore SYIVAN' provided, that no bonds less than the) = and many friends fore, Home owner subsidiary of the Me Wiing higher utility cows fully $8 cents Corn Pd. 273 St Ree Pav 476 J1on retail deliveries in a single Lake Justice Joseph J. Leavy. and entire issue then outstanding. shall be| ers and prayers during pee eT | higher’ canners and cutters n MIS Curtiss Wr t 7, bs 5 ~ a ict ‘called f it i ] Mes« J i Kaiser Industries Corp steady, stockers and. feeders about Deere 7) Sag Seep AL PR To 2 uncommon 10 ¥8S fined $100 with $25 costs. |<slled for redemption at any time prior) | Bess Mrs “Ralph Davidson Willys Motors was said to be ena) Balk oer wee Sood ee Dour as Lets Sinclair o a5 years hence U mt that we must tact be redeemed shall be redeemed at the In M * ne . if steers -2 about | 0 hem + Rocent Mob «7; °° 3" \ rge i con par value thereof and accrued interest Memoriam showing a profit now. Freed of \prime 1025-1050 Ib steers 22 50° vot much Du Pon! a6 Sou Pa “62 The industry's heaviest sales to- woman driving two-tone green P!us ® premium in accordance with the 2 debts under the plan. it would done other steers or helfers bulk utliits Fas? Alr L 516 . Re tora ’ following schedule to-wtt IX LOVING wien — . . |cows 940-1100 canners and cutters fast Kod B22 inert: Rand 77 Ll for a single month came in Aw Buick at scene of accident on go 11 calied to be-redeemed on or after Dateien meciea a Gene Wacken Mon Y oF ovr t have more financial flexibility |8,90-10 00 early pales wtltts bulla up 10 zi aul’ “75 sta Brand) 38 @ gust 1950, when slightly under 700...M-59, Wed., Dec. 7, 9:55. Kenneth Januery 1 1961. bul before January _ A eter a fees Cision ope ons ; emen 1475. part ioad choice pot Hai : + ‘se tc a og : = “i , i 19 = ears oO tors e 7 for rati 2 LC si feeders 19 75 , Bier anes as ee on ct MN 000 retail deliveries were record- C. Davies. 2117 Penobscot. WO $40 if called to be redeemed on of after You are ae Totes Heated bald. eee gerne is cies coe Uacalnoue Fx-Cel_0 saa Std O11 ND 1306 ed 5-4800 Call collect. - —Adv. Janvary 1, 1984 but before January) ——— Dea Sadi - es about steady. eariy sales good and ° : th caaae a ; a a . 1. 1966 Nor ever shall yor Financial experts are working | -eaiers 2% 00-2700 few high choice and Pairb Mor 84 Std O11 Ohio 472 The trade paper Automotive a ‘ . $30 if called to be redeemed on or after RS lode ua tine ace aps
om details of the plan which will prime individuals up io 0700 oes 9 00 Pees Tre 818 sod pecs ue News, commenting en what would: pai) h Bee els Seas Type) | ee Dut Pefore “men — srt Bee nee : ; utiity and commercia! grades - : 2S 4 26 Ss. ¢ a ail, : - or - | T1968 ° — Savty missed by wife and chit be submi in a- statement | wn to 10 Gen Drnam = 641 Sun Oi ne : iiiiont 1 ation lates f au mitted ot leh oe er Mo- te asc 1000 Few early sales Gen mec Be Suther Pap 444 be needed to achieve a million i —Adv. es ty poe redepmedjon¢r - = — a oe prior to a meeting o ere. _(siaughter lambs around $0 cents lower Cen Motors. 463 Swift & Co 475 gales month, says these factors: es Notice of redemption shall be given to| i : tors’ stockholders scheduled for) put market not fully established siaugh- (¢ ce ‘< Sylv El Pa 446 : ren the holders of the bonds to be redeemed, Flowers 3 = jter sheep opening about steady. few early Gea ze =-yel 2 UtexaslCo 118 will have to be combined: Even ' by publication of such notice not less|Senature of Director of Pinance oft oO Pic) " i a Y
, ' z March, 1956. sale, utility to chaice wooled siaughier (fh Tite = 22) Tex G Sul .. 185 greater expansion of production| arnings [than thirty (30) days prior to the date, ‘"@ “it of Pontiac | DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS The proposals provide that pres-|iamps unevenly 15.00-18.50, about 25 Gi’ --*: $02 Thomp Pd 534) > cam noseredemtedl casa | \fixed for redemption at least once In a | 3484 W Huron st PE 3-301 1 { K pp| head good and choice shorn lambs num- (oo pe 81 Tarnsamer 42 capacity, an Pi : NEW Y ; ‘newspaper or publication circulated in Se
Mfoadrs would own not less than Neussitites teres” M8 Gsoerh’ gh Etsrrwa 443 mer yearning: s highly desirable|_ NEW YORK (INS) — J.P. Stev- the" Zi" af” tro hihigan hie | _ Funeral Direct Motors would own ess AN slaughter ewes 4 00- Goodyear 3 5) Under : 163 a ee pens a o. Inc., textile producer, carries as a part of its regular service, | l rectors 4 —- 'Grah Paige 29 Un Carbide 1084 product, a heavy inventory a nie eps |notices ofthe sale of municipal bonds , ~_——--~-~—— 4% per cent of common stock nm CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Gt No Ry ... 423 vu alr Lin 40 dealerships and a full-throttle sales: reported today net income for the provided, that where any bond shall be) | AIR AMBULANCE GROUND the new corporation. Henry Jo cyjcago. per 16 AP: —Salable hogs Greyhound.,.. 145 a eae Keb . th ey fiscal year ended Oct. 29 of $8,-|registered. then notice of the redemp- i Pursley Funeral Home. PE 12 Kaiser now owns 37 per cent of |14 000. fairly active. steady to strong on Gurr ou 841 : a ue Bae campaign topping anything ever 524.120 equal to $2.15 a Goninon” thereof shall be given b registered | COATS FUNE FUNERAL Home i!
: aaa hers, instances ax much as 25 high- Hersh Choe 5 Oh 122 before. : See tn Sed. mail addressed to the registered holder! ; ME Kaiser Motors common stock. /putcieys maar er Tash a8 S2 MM, Hoang ee dag 1 Line? 2h seen befor share. This compared with $B. ‘hereof at The Sadrest shown on’ the onsrioenis ferthine OR STH) Myo ue meckes” closes pen ail) Gent 27 (US Steel 582 The million-sales month may 372.639. or 90 cents a common of binncee of the nbeee ie Metice cnen, Section 2 This ordinance shail be re DIONIFIRD aERVICFS Bald eagle nests are sometimes (ee on ee er ogg Ib. sows steady HAGA hice Le eed 4 sound somewhat fabulous. But) share. in the preceding year. Sales >¢ malted not less than thirty (0) days Ceted eanninie ny or ine meeting Xirkh= Funern) Home PE 61882 = z 2 a =e : > out! n 64 hf i el a fl _* = a ee © r t . 1d the j rhic wa SS = ened so enormous that other birds are to 25 higher good shipping outier all rinni sr) fi 4 Were A Bk 205 there are industry experts who (increased to $321.101.239 as against boods oo ia toe Pea, ss on ahall not S00PtEd, @s soon as practicable after fal = : ne gtades under 210 Ib scarce particularly po Oa wanes fy a3 i g Bonds so called redemption passage which recor! shall be oul, Funeral Dicect rn a YQ : zi pote pesened : 29.6 - i ee ; 34 T 1 f ! i I uthen- found nesting in cavities in their No 1 and 2 Sretes) es! palin Int Bes Mach 4g84@ Wilton & Co 147 Fegard it as wholly possible as $277.559.217 the year previous redemption provided fangs’ are co banal (irated br the signatures of the Mavor =e $ Ze on 4 sides. Ne eig wo Sc kine G1 1108) and pear Jaze one oe ict gg? the achievement of a single | with the paying agent to redeem the/ene City Clerk one ety. and shall be: J a ; ’ 3 195 Ib att) ot nes SPOILS 18S : IEW ¥ c icy : same The principal of sald bonds and) e in the Pontiac Press a D ] h low so hesay Non ena = 330.250. ip [fOt Paper 112 month in a record-smashing NEW YORK (INS) Delaware the interest thereon, shall be payable/C™spaper of general cireniation withia one Son- (@) ns 16 00:11 08%) mos 268390 Te | 0198-10108 qVOCK AvEEAcES | year. and Hudson Co. announced net iN-/in jawful money of the United Staten ee, ere Comat, separately or as | FUNERAL HOME ao sua) ove Ib and Nehter 800-925 New yorK iGompiledicritnetact| brosdest styling and) engi come for the 11 months ended NOW| Peano tne Gane teoee Mekiee Srdtanace! cues Besemielcttection ten eo nED FOR FUNERALS” good clearance sociated Pres: | The bro sty é -|30 der of eaid|diatel Y ARKS-GRI CH alves 200 | 30 of $6,278,990, lal to $11.63 a upon presentation and surrender of said y upon its adoption =
One Full Year Guarantee | ° Siieager supplt cteent an “heifers! ; mane Ratis ur Met ieering changes reportedly @T€/ common share “This compared! bonds, and. sttached coupons as they WM W. DONALDSON Thourhtful_Serviee FE 23-5841 r steady ther slaughter cattle cs : : : ned F i> . ¢ s : severally mature. yor A
From Houses, Apartments, Gro cod. vealers “fends stockers and feed. er ae neo iss 28 1786 a ial a fee fee ed aoe sence (2! lei si common 1297 ie , eyrumat an mt roca aa. fot. ame Tone Oor ees-Siple .. tS. (GFO- Pers about steady, a few small lots 2009 Noon Mon 2863 1362) 729) 1791 (2 0e> Could) samulate new) rei share, in the same period last year. 1297 '* hereby amended to reed ss fol- ty Clerk cety Stores and Restaurants Re- bad neice errs 808 igo need, ue Week (ago 2548 1388 730 1799highs that year after a modest Grogs revenues amounted to $70 eb ib.) cine) Gorda) end attactved |e OSE Te. 55 | FUNERAL HOME ; am - 99 | Mon 242 q 7 77 4! a = $ Eo J i S| : $$; main)out only one hour Nob. 5. . tee commercial 1o @eod heifer yore nee 2080 1219 @2 4 1a,; breathing spell during the next 12 434393 as compared with §70_|Coupens herein authorized to be issued. STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Pro. ‘S™Dbulance Service Plane or Motor signs used 1200-1700 utility and commercial cows i955 high” er eA Ge) ya h ea ipa vol “ishall be substantially in the following dste Court for the County of Oakland es ME Oe) tie 2 ealkvesminece) abd (ere oe ea eins 021 1168 a7? ian ONS OE Sea in thet pened (Never: (OTT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA pohare celia, the pet 10.00 tite and ocomrmerctal bulls, yg5 ess nT) ne AS nae ‘ert * the industry is not phe ine 7 N § A} - af of the petition concern- ' Rox Ex Company Keo ee nd veotecs iss ie 2118 1268 ee 185 2 Certainly the industry is nol her net income totaled $817,438 ac STATE OF MICHIGAN jine Ronald R Doris alias Wilhite, mince .. Monuments 4A
600 most cull and commerctal grade: c slowing down in any of ifs eX. against $2356.78 a \vear ago. COUNTY OF OAKLAND [ease No 13632 PR 1014 Pont. St. Mk Bidg FE ¢-9062 9 19.00.1900 medium to tow good 330-78: DETROIT aTOCcK< pansion planning From top t bot : . CITY OF PONTIAC : te Herman Donis facher of sai” aly PaaS AND SAVE atl nd feeders 1275-1600 ———— Sumber i} ‘ontiec Granite & Marbi FEET z Ss a a : eat is moPmice Cer . tom. the Car makers are im NEW YORK (INS) — —Goul $1000 Petition having been filed in tic Robert J & George “ = we ee Pile pies afoot decimal potas ae oct tie “ SS NSS Gould: ~\uTOMOBILE PARKING SYSTEM Court allecing “Mat the. nhattn. where 69 Oakland ave” © plonaker an mae A hee aes: - % a ‘ . si 3 yi b a t ‘ “4 ‘ , e ‘69 Oak! Ave : = =| = = Aros nsec seek ae Xeon proving en Ce for produc- National Batteries. Inc. reported NOW Cis MEMENEE BOND a. (shouts ef ihe father of the said minor ——— 5 _FF 24008 S "Getty Michigans la) oe I > vchicles. The expansion ihe Six , LL ME? Es - child is unknown and the said child has! ce gare : 20 26 ing motor : uc is : ion net fheome for the six months ents that the City of Pontiac, Onkland| violated a law of the State and.that sala Cemetery Lots 8 latwees acres 2 z * programs are based on the assump- ended Oct. 31 of $1.338.626, equal'County. Michigan, hereby acknowledges anti sonia tes placed under the juris-| 9 A040 Mia ; ee atce® oe = 7 r = aa ~~ so\that it is indebted and for value received|diction of this Court ATTENTION - HITE
HOT SPRAY METHOD Rud: Mfer - 2 87 thon that demand for new carsito $1.71 @ common share. This | promises to pay to the bearer hereof| In the name of the people of the State, Chenet Cemetery en igtoble j Warne Screm : 12 1 2 Will move steadily upward during compared with $1.241.041, or $1.59) ‘or if el rocem ple Unuicieton seiine of Jalna ae you are hereby notified Lerh. . = oN } a —
Apoacs ath walegee te et wos SOE UES Ore the years ahead. | common share. in the same pe-|""™ "SNe "THOUSAND DOLLARS [hela ‘tthe Sutenie “unt otsinns| | BEAUTIFUL SORAVE LOT WRE at 256 degrees _ ————— ; . i ._ Perr 0" Pa: Ae cette tee pecs ures. |_A substantial amount of new pro- riod last year. Sales increased tojon the first day of January. A.D. 19—. eee eee wee ed ear! Mowe An-| tery. FE cen 8 mt Ome TRATION AND ADHESION. Will not one to pay interest (———) per cent duction capacity is scheduled to $36,194,431 from $32,307,282 in the
um per an-
num, from the date hereof until Business Notes Saat ietts| wR GaAPet —weer-caoe er‘ ereck under
- BEST ‘A any weather } f Muc ‘initi af: .|December AD. 1958. at nine o'clock graves. Real bargains. conditions } fe be ready _ during 1956. Much of initial half of 1954. said’ interest. being payable on re amr teu theaiereneca (tea Teatns | cooe LI 22167. 50% SAVINGS : The appointment of G e J, it is awaited by Chevrolet and| 1956. and th semi ually on ded appear personally at 5-Year Unconditional Staudt to serv Ford. These two leading producers | the first days of January and July injsaid hearing Guaranteed on Any Roof Jeb 1 |Staud! to serve as ady ertising man- y , : ; each year, which principal and interest) It being impractical to make per- BOX REPLIES Reefs Made Better Than New Guarantee ager for the Hudson Motors Biv have rolled out about 32 million y S ,are to be paid solely out of the revenues|sonal service hereof. this summons and! At 10 am 7 Commercial Repair Service—Flat Roots Our Specialty | | hereinafter specified. Both principal/notice shall be served by publication of m, oday i be dr * lof the American Motors Corp, was‘ Of the 7,700,000 cars the industry and interest are payable in lawful money a copy one week previous to said hearing! - the in the Pontiac Press a newspaper print-|
3. 12, 16, 25, 28, 60, 45, and circulated in said County |
66, 67, 71. 80, 88, 105. Frank Edward Shailar
LAKE ORION Serviee for
Frank Edward Shailer, 60.
Anderson St. will be held at 2 p.m.!
|Tuesday from Allen's Funeral of
|Home with burial in East Lawn jy of United States of America at
- in the City of ——_—_ 1
upon presentation and surrender of this!
51 S, bend and the coupons hereto attached
. as they severally mature
This bond ts one of a series of bonds
like date and tenor except
turity , Humbered consecutive- announced wl today by George R. has built so far this vear.
[ | Brow der director of advertising “We Stop Any Leak—No Roof Too FE 5-7387
Large or Too Small”
and merchandising.
SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING CO. goo: ee so sera ; Mm imanager for the Harnischfeger
COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL—RESIDENTIAL— APARTMENT i Oldsmobile, Buick Witness. the Honorable Arthur FE.
M@ore Judge of said Court in the City
of Pontiac in sald County this Lith dar}
of December A.D Lh .
| Sea) ARTHUR & MOORE
A true copy udge aie Probate , <<)
m to that held a similar position with Corp. of Milwaukee, Wis., and prior;
ithe Standard Register Co., of Day-
HOME Ask us about:
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807 Community Nat'l. Bank ‘ton, Ohio.
|Outstares Bandit
'_ INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Mrs.
|Alberta Woerner, a clerk at an In-
‘dianapolis furniture store, outwit-
‘ted a bandit with a stare. The
dropped the money and fled.
REMINGTON-RAND pee ieee ee
BRANCH SALES and SERVICE
te
Phone FE 4-4523 10 Pontiae State Bank Bide. d ‘ _ . f e ve cont
. “ ‘ : |
' . ‘a 4 | | ; 5 My : |
ee ee ee Cea he ee ie ae ee ee ae ab i. 5 ee ee Set Selling Records
DETROIT ® — The Oldsmobile
Division of General Motors Corp.
said today it had set a sales rec-
ord for the first 10 days of De-
cember, and GM’s Buick Division
said its sales for the period were
the second highest on record,
Oldsmobile said deliveries to-
‘robber seized $30 from the cash taled 17,238 in the first 10 days!
register while she was looking upjof December, up 24 per cent over Nellie Nichols, 60, 20665 S. Tele-
a bill he owed. Outstared, the thief the same period a year ago and. .
highest ever for the period,
Buick said its dealers delivered
|20,867 new cars in the month's! Park Cemetery, Mrs. Nichols died
first 10 days, topping all Dec. 1-' Sunday. :
ne deliveries except the 21,776 of| She is survived by her husband, Cemetery. Mr. Shailar died Satur-
day.
He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Richard Cattrell of Jackson-
ville, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Em-
Mrs. Claude S. Farrell of Redford;
and one brother, Douglas’ of Li-
vonia,
| Mrs. Nellie Nichola -
TRENTON — Servite for Mrs. graph, will be held at 1:30 p.m.
|Wednesday from Huntoon Furiéfal mett J. Donahue of Royal Oak and}ea ly in the direct order of their maturities
fro 1 1 to 600, both Inclusive,
{ the principal sum of six
thousand dollars ($600,000), iss
sald ie of Pontiac under and
to and in full conformity with reget.
undred é by
revant
he con-
te,
f 1933, as amend-|
of said city, and Ordi-
a ad
Commission of said city,
of . 1955 and —— day
195—, respectively, for the purpose of
improving, larging and tend
city's existing automobile parking facili- ties in Automobile Parking District No
1 tn said city
¥ This bond is a self-liquidating revenue
bond, {Is not a general obligation of
sald city, and does not constitute an 1
debtedness of the said city within any
‘Home with burial in Perry Mt.
Virgil; three sisters, Mrs. Hilma
Anderson of Salem, Ore.; constitutional, statutery or charter I!mi-
tation The principal of and interest)
on the bonds of this series are pryable
from the revenues of the city’s Automo-
bile Parking System, No. 1 (including
futw yr tere nia enlargements and salons ’
Judge
GEORGIENA R. MURTHA,
Probate Register, Juvenile Division
Dec. 19, 1955
Death Notices BAUGHMAN, DEC. 17, 1958, MRS.
Edna P., 2275 Lilac
‘age 66; be! . 7
Baughman; dear mother of John
Baughman; dear sister of Sarah
Teneyck. Funeral service will be
held Wednesday, Dec. 21. at 10:30
a.m. from the
with interment in Green- exte’ thereo ining efter de-
ducting the reasonel expenses of the
and mainte-
nance of said # and the payment!
nod oe the pringipal ef and interest on
said bonds, and on BO Me ata og bonds
of equal I : Lees f be issued pursuant to the of said ordinance,
; LY
: 4
> wt =
/ i] Home
ville, Mich. Mrs. Baughman will
He in state at the arpe Pu- |
_heral Home, Clarkston — |
PREEMAN. DEC. 17, 1955, DONALD
604 Williams ~ Lake
Road; veloved infant son Don-
ald C. and Dolores M. Freeman:
dear brother of Pamela and
Michae) Preeman, serv. | é
i
3
z Sharpe Puneral |
__Help Wanted Male 6 ONE ENELES DRL NSNPRPN GRP NG gm so
AUTO
SALESMEN heer s Mewest
for tw . organised “salesmn
territory
and
the best in new Our commission
working condition are
ichigan,
HOWARD LARE, INC, 27705 Orchard Lake Rd.
ey Harbor
FE 5-9204
ACCOUNT ADJUSTER” Excellent “tunity for
ment with nationg! - auvomerate finance company.
around 25 yrs, of age high school ¢
furnished. A
A “
137 MN. Saginaw
THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY,
___ Help Wanted Male 6
Ambitious
Man
3-48 y years, Sincere. reliable, tn-|__Birmingham —
¢ career in| INTERESTED OYS WORK? Cam i rg tees management. Car ited is available Keel Rag oe aoe » No es ex- direct
pesmee.c knszige of Soe | tram, opeacanee es . We ¥y] o S
train you to assure ousceaa' Our} tween 6 ; Sum conte ee average man earns about = Baturcay between 10:00 a.m. $125,00 for a week. Above aver- Dm. $1.50 per apes - men earn considerably more a Lobbeore a sta
qualified, promotion to sales qual oe rite Ponto Pee management sition @ssures
average ant annual earnings of $8,000. |
bove Average managers
pare epporunky for Ta iee MEN La : -
TIME Feresne fourere to you) SALES-CLERICAL-TECHNICAL
resent Position becaure no bet- PONTI2 :
id bop all presented itself
at the time This may be a reall lmployment Service unity for vou DETER: is W ‘HURON PE 4-2551 NE THIS by phuning MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH
MITCHELL. MONDAY i sihess in oomfte waoship |
at HOTEL WALDRON TED teiee persaten Sedan co nee | S
avTO SALESMEN' NEED ae gene. “ make io zor fp
st “
conditions Salary plus commis-| eigh's Devt. “M 1 606-150, ree sion agere ers furnished _ port,
accident pest
ence aveilable. A chance to mak Blatt on RETAIL LUMBER OF-
money with one of Detroi's| fice. Capable nse Metro tan dealers Ask! Sohos, Micke Comes Co. &. jor Jack are rn-W ey-| Sons, at
volet, 22346 ward Ave., Fern-|] MAN DRIVING REC-
oaje_ 111-1066. by local firm. Mat, Teaulesd Ap. TAN FOU Use EXT 7 MONEY iv m . required. Ap
a Se Mowky? ly in own hand~riting to Pontiac
oe rm your home car, or awe «.
ucts. Start Immediately
Write mawietan s. Dept. MCL-606-
_ 312_Freepont
Could You Use Sane
Extra Money 7
een show you how to make
from $50 $100 per week oi
yOUr &pure time f thlerested
drop me a line Box 2165 Pon-
tac, for appointment
DESIGNERS"
DETAILERS
Tools, uges Automation Bory
fixtures. Press welding dies Spe-
eia] machines—top rates.
MODERN
ENGINEERING
SERVICE CO. 2 -Mile ‘at Woodward
___ Berkley, Michigan _ -———.
Designers AND
Detailers Fer automation
also jigs & type machine:
fixtures Tog
LOCKHART &
WRIGHT
ENGINEERING SERVICE
1945 8. Telegraph FE 2-320
DETAILERS
AND + ~
CHECKERS FOR
layout, tools. dies and spe-
cial machines, body fixtures and)
automatics Plenty of overtime
program
1a ATE
Interviews dally till ®@ pm. all day Sat. and Sun
Efficient
Eng. Co. sie Coolidge, Detrett
a Ordan #3163 __ 7
DETA it. DRAFTSMAN Manufacturer of machines and
automation equipment has perma.
nent salaried position for machine
minimum expe-
and nave ability to work with minimum superviston Fine oppor
tunity to advance with growing
organization for an tndustrious
ane ereative young man 40 hr
week. Salary commensurate
with room Call Cc. Rymal
Irmingham, Michigan
“EXP. BARTENDER
CALL OR APP Mi
300 LOUNGE FE 4-858.
EXPERIENCED LATHE | HAND
a T, Gear ©o. Rochester
ea
~~ FIRE FIGHTER applicates must
ey HR
1 to 28 (time tn
ve deducted from
height 67° to 76° weight
onal Avpiy | Personne] Of
Ha‘), 3% 8 Parke,
Fisher Body Employes
Bere up to $200 per month tn!
our spare time selling the new
LA Fords. For a dealer that's
out for deals— get on the nd
wagon for more extra money
"96 Call Mr Jeffrey OA 8-2521.
Jeffrey Ford Sales Oakland Co's Bustest ron Deal
10 -N, Washington, Oxford. _ Mich |
Machine
Designers and
Fixture
Layout
Men
Fstablshed
Machine Tool
Manufacturer
Ts Expanding Its
Engineering Dept.
Located in
Royal Oak,
Mich. Experience
on Automatic Parts
Handling Desirable
Good Opportunities
for Top Men
SALARY OVERTIME
FRINGE BENKFITS AND PENSION
ROBBINS
Engineering Co.
Call Royal Oak
LI 7-7474, from 3 to 6 p.m.
Monday Thru Friday
for PX pit
DON'T PASS UP
MONEY! Sell unneeded
belongings for cash
FEDS, Classified _ Ads}
4 ’ (113 Thdlanwood Ra _ Help Wanted Male 6
[EXPERIENCED STEEL BROKER:
Tac @ aller, Appl
Trak Amerinan Pr nt Lines.
7 8 Bivd. Bast. al Mich 23-0177,
GAS BTATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced end Cal = CHRISTMAS
MONEY|! sell. Good pay low
bonus plan. Dic. Worthley's. Su
er Service, 121 ‘MN. Hunter Bivd.
iECHAN TOOLS WI ity for quall-
fied women to earn Christmas
ou are @ Pentiee reg:
Bookkeeper
Genera! office
Secretary
Clerical
MIDWEST
Employment Service 406 Pontiac State ack Bldg
FE 5-022
E aTeRe NCED WAReREs ‘WANT-
ed Cata Mia restaurant, Birming-
ham. MI 4-987 :
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANT-
_@d 223 Oakland Ave _
EXP. WAITRESS For afternoon shift. 25 to 50 years
old. FE 2-0135 before 5 pm
cook. Birmingham. Pon- ‘tee Press Box 67.
EXPERIENCED WA WAITRESS PART
time, Sharp's Bilvercrest Inn 2675
Disie Hwy.
Experienced woman, 30 to
40 years, who likes chil-
C WITH TOOLS WIL- son Garage. 3%) Elizabeth 8t. F’ _5-6431. ‘|NATIONAL PAINT FIRM DESIRES |
assistant to manage in retail and
wholesale store Must have basic |
knowledge or experience in book-
keeping, credit and collection |
Sales experience desirable Good
opportunity for advancement to a:
branch managers position. For the
| right man Salary and benus ar |
| fangement Company offers pen- |
) son plaD. insurance and paid va-
cations or interview ask for
Mr Parker 163 Woodward,
Birmingham. or call MI 4-8500.
er Apply in person. Detroit
Broach Co, 950 8. Rochester Rd.
PARTS AND SERVICE MAN
Must be familer with MI 4-3410 & Studebaker
‘Pontiac Motor. Employes. Earn up to $200
Jeffrey Ford Sales Oakland Co's busiest Ford Dealer
10 N. Wasington, Oxford, Mich
PHARMACIST, (3). BUSINESS’ FX-
ansion program. Full time Wes-
ey Drugs. 1955 8 Woodward.
Birmingham
PAKKING ATTENDANTS. DAY
work must be good drivers, ap-
pir to 4 pm at $8 Wayne
PINBOYS ov and weekends
50032
FE ER 16 EV
Motor Inn. SALESPEOPLE MUST F
Studebad-r exper'ence.
salary for right nen Ml
SAL SSeS oe HAVE
Pastry
. car furnished Write
Cheese Company. 1810 8. Kostner
Avenue, Chicago 23, I __
STRONG YOUNG Am N FOR
warehouse Ades refer-
ences. See Stan muta jeeeteara
_ Electric Son 173 aw.
TECHN Ic 1A AN
Man to assemble and test hy-
draulic and Pneumatic devices
College graduate or previous ex-
boratory teating perience on la
desired
M.C.
MANUFACTURING
CO.
Lake Orton ©
| TRUCK DRIVERS
mxperanced eireseas driv-
eT. ot jong distance
ust bare references
rier Corp 3868 Bivd East
Pontiac WANTED ELDERLY MAN ON, small farm $32) Green Rd., Good- |
rich, Mich. Phone 4221R |
WANTED SALESMAN AT ONCE | P W Dinnan & Son. 66 W “|
_ Bt
OM ANTE D MECHANIC | ood pay. paid vacation, hospital-
G
~ tration
Jeffrey Ford Sales
OA ©2931
“WANTED: “EXPERIENCED USED |
car and also an experienced new
car and truck salesman. Must be |
Willing to work full time, with |
earnings determined by own
fort. Apply in person, Creque
Motor Salés in Holly. MElrose |
71-7681 =
WANTED, EXPERIENCED WOOL
EP ine Apply fod Cleaners, =
| _ Help Wanted 4 Female 7
AMBITIOUS WOMAN. EARN 885. eekly handling besutiful ster.)
fee and fine Bavarian chine
Leads plentiful No canvassing
Car necessary FE 2-€178 or FE
2-0627
A WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHIT- | dren. Some housework, stay in |
EM 34488 _ — — |
ARE you BETWEEN | “ AND 60
veers of age? Sales records show
that Avon representatives in this
bracket lead our entire organica-
tion You may be | exafedecorte |
fitted Call PE 44508 sopetes
~ ment ee -.
BABYSITTER 7 nen. For |
—- can baa rE
23-6529, 208 Leagictre &
BIRMINGHAM
OPENINGS Both male and female.
sales, plant and waitresses. No
domestic. ramen Employ-
ment Service, Maple, Bir-
mingham. MT came,
~ Bookkeepers
Typists
Stenographers $2700 TO $3700 Interesting career positions tm
. Government. Avatl-
956. Retirement ben-
Office Bidg..
it t FE 3-7151_
BOOKKEEPER. PAYROLL
and Cost-Time clerk. Good salary | and other benefits. hon Person- | Office, Oakiand
1 Lafayette St
ne] Department. OL 0211. |
BIRMINGH. a iZ
Immediate openings, — beokkep
ers, secretaries and wartreneed
Birmingha Fmpiovment Service
130 ple. il
_surance
wd
OPERATOR WANTED
FOR GENERAL
OFFICE. STEADY
WORK. PONTIAC
PRESS, BOX 73.
EXPERIENCED WOM-
an, 30 to 40 years, who
likes children, to do gen-
eral housework and
cooking in doetor’s home.
1 = f ‘i
on room and bath. ie
a
dren, to do general house-
work and cooking in doc- |
tor’s home. Private room
and bath. MJ 7-03233
EXPERIENCED OFFICE
Shorthand required Insurance
knowledge preferred but not re-
quired Call OL 2-07¢1. or after
> pm OL #4131
EXPERIE ee WAITRESS
921 W. Huron
| EXPERIENCED | WAITRESS TO
Work nights MI 4-0ce0
GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
babysitting days. Walled Lake Vi-
cinity. pee have own transporta-
tlon. MA ¢1251.
GENERAL ONE |
no cooking,
GOOD TYPIST
WANTED FOR
BILLING CLERK
- AND
GENERAL OFFICE
WORK
PONTIAC PRESS
BOX 77
25 TO 4 YRS GENERAL HOUSE-
keeping and cooking or assist with |
coo! obs No laundry, live im, pri- |
vate room and bath Thursday and Sunday off, LI 44075
IF you CONSIDER YOURSELF
dependable. we need girls with |
shorthand and typing. Starting SCHOOL
tive tn, AGE
Ltn-
salary $300. 9 to 5 pm. 5 days a |
week or appointment, call FE
§-5012
LOOK! A job of tnterest and atversity |
aWaits the woman who looks
PONTIAC
Employment Service 18 W Huron FE 4-2551 |
- MARRIED WOMEN With children, ne Cann
ordinary @ to job. Telephone
and some use on car for local
driving. No canvassing, collecting
or delivery. 40 per cent commis-
sion For personal interview
phone FE 44507 ;
‘REG NURSE. UNDER-ORADU-
ate. lab technictan. or ex
lenced doctors assistant Birm-
__ingham doctor Phone MT 6-0047
SECRETARY. SALES
DEPARTMENT,
EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE. PONTIAC |
PRESS, BOX 75
SODA FOUNTAIN EXPERIENCED | only $1 br. Apply in person en
ee ee 14 Mile Rd Birming-
TRAVEL AGENCY Must have good personality Wor- |
dertul apport’ for right girl.
Shorthand and typing required
Good benefits, me reotins toda
Elkin Travel Bureau, Hun
Bivd. corner Ridgedale. "pirmine. ham
WANTED EXPERIENCED WOOL
Boece Apply Ogg Cleaners a
i
| WOMAN TO WORK IN KITCHEN
Call at the Dixie Spot. corner of |
USi0 and M15
WOMAN FOR CARE OF 8MALI.
bove and light housework eed,
someone deeply interested im chi)-
Ten ANd eteady poe per
Li Mio, ive 7
in FE 5-1471 _ |
| WAITRESSFS WANTED | BLUE
. 2008 Opdyke FE Star Drive In
3-9162 ee
‘FOR GENERAL OFFICE work Must be with figures
and like detailed paper work.
Typing required. Box 10. Pontiac
Press |
| WOMAN WANTED FOR LIGHT
and care of semtin-—
home. good wages
ou conveniences Apply 2569 Jack-
Bivd. Duck Lake, or cal)
Miitord. _ MUtual_ 4-2036.
WOMAN FOR COMPANION OF
wife No children Call between,
_4 and $ FESS 2
WAITRESSES. NIGHTS. APPLY Aw WOMAN
person. Tony’ sl oT 2700 A
burn Rd. Utica. _
WANTED: - MANICURIBT
onee, Murry Sisters Beauty Budic,
‘367 W. Huron FE 32622.
WANTED: MIDDLEAGED EXPF EXPER-
fenced oslosiney for drapery and
fo ca rk. cond work-
tng con vy to eCand-
lesa at Mecandless ee ll N
Perry
noe “LIKE A KIND. DDLE-
to care fot 4 Gua
while mother works, More
_ home than wages Call FE 6-6 $0827.
Help Wanted 8
MEN, WOMEN YEAR OUND OP. |
portunity on established Watkins | arn route $2 to $3 per hour :
Car necessary. Anroply 150
Perry
REAL ESTATF SALESMAN
saleswoman. Experience not
quired. FE 81131 10 a.m. to
@m. onty or | re- |
12 | i i]
Instructions eS ; BIG ees
DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPME
Men are being selected tn
area to be lor
pee as Diese! mechanics
of tractors. bul
gut whether or not rou can quali- |
fy. For free information without |
obligation write |
TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. —
BOX 1, PONTIAC PRESS
DRIVING LESSONS PONTIAC |
Drivers’ Training Days. eres, |
Sunday. FE peaee
DRIVING — LESSO PONTIA'
= ek TDay eves. aad
ENOL 18H READING,
elling arith. ete, FE 2-5089.
desi nad :
will Be peg ga mae. Close
ah FE eisse tree, C50 to
ally.
Work Wanted Male 10
‘AL :
mica work,
_fepett._FE
FOR CASH IN A
HURRY, ‘sell things
cme Classified FE
nything a Dia
28181,
_ Help Wanted Female 7
EXPERIENCED GENERAL. LIVE |
Good
GIRL |
| CARPENTER. REPAIRS AND AL-|
R-
recre-
ation rooms tapers. 23-4775. |
ARPE! ‘ TERATON AND MODEST MAIDENS
aw LAN — & erewe
i ul
A 2—i
“There's nothing personal in the way that Dad acts...
he just can't stand the sight of you'”’
Work Wanted Male 10
CARPENTRY WORK NEW AND
_ repair FE 44210
CARPENTER AND CABINET.
work, New repair. DB.
Murdock. FE 2-101.
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN. |
ter. Kitc! & specialty. FE
ELECTRICAL WIRING HEAT. control Licensed, Mecae FE Sees.
eh, a AT ANY TIME.
weeceamc= AND 8TATION AT-
ere pitt rierced. Has own
PL ae “WORE
RE WANTED. _Reasonable. FE 65-1016
Work Wanted Female 11
men Call after 6pm. FE
XPERIENCED "HIGH 8CHOOL art would like babya
| Bt housework after
30. PE 23-4814. . Call
iROMNGE! PICKUP AND DELIV. ery. EM 13-0059 DESIRES CHRISTMAS OPE siee) |
end |
noe $3 a BU. GOOD |
x 64 Mary Day. FE 32-4001.
IRONINGS, $3 PER BU. 1 DAY
Service. FE 5147). IRONINGS PICK-UP AND DELIV-
_ery. FE 8-2316.
1 par SERVICE ON IRONINOS, PE 5-9093. $3 per bu |
LADY DESIRES DAY Wi WORK,
Mon, Thurs apd Fri. $7.80 plus
_fere FE ¢7740.
| LADY ¥ a ‘WORK BY DAY.
| LADY ¥ WISHES bay WOR WORK. OWN
transportation. Good references. PE 57214
| MIMFOORAPHING, TYPING GEC-
tetarial Service EM 3-284:
REFINED WIDOW woCipn LIKE housekeeping for one elderly people. Box 11,
Press “ |
TYPING MIMEOGRAPRING, _BEC-
Eu} AI , retatial service
PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE
OR 3-5821
IRONINGS IN MY HOME. REA-
_sonable OR 3-6023
\2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-
ing and cleaning | FE 17-0223
i WANTED "WASHINGS AND TRON.
| times
WASHINGS | AND IRO IRONINGS PICK
up _and delivery FE 5-0226
| YOUNG MOTHER WILL BABYSIT
tn her home. for work’ parent
— | or Christmas shopper Victnity of |
Union and Cooley Lakes. Excel- | lent care EM 3-497
Building Sores __ 12 ~~ ~
ALL WINTER DISCOUNT PRIC
ON INSULATION, SIDING. or two
Pontiac |
Business Services 13
APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all i:as.; of refrig
erators, washers radios, cleaners
and all types of small appliances
Y 8, Oakland ive FE
Pa | —
A & B TRENCHING Footings, water itme field tile.
_FE S4e61. aaa ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS
at our store.
Office Bupply Co, 27 W. Law.
_Tence St PE 5-01
BLOOMPIELD WALL CL CLEANERS.
Walls and windowr. Reasonable.
_Free est., no obligation FE 2-1631.
CARPET LAYING, :
binding. <Any repairs Carpet
cleaning on jocation or shop.
employed, exp. man Cal)
_Ume. "TY ier 50131 oF J ur FE 3.7385
DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE
estimates. No job too big or small
_FE $-4628
EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE-| FE OR | _ moval 5-6503 or
3-2000.
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-
Pr fet See reminding: 218 E. Pike
FURNACES Se AND RE-
Be red. coal and gas service ester Nelson FE 5- FURNITURE AND CARPET
ceanee Ler shrinkage or fading
to most delicate fabrics. 14 yrs
in business. Immediate service
ree estimetes b ree! DeVell, MA
_ Walled _ Lak
GENERAL AUTO. RB RESAIRING AT
Oakland posta tl rear of 756 Oak-
pans at Kenn’ . Road and tow-
ing service
GENERAL AUTOMOBILE R
ir. ee reiting
a Beivice FEY 3-0173.
TREE T eas
al Free estimate FE 2-6010.
_ +5394.
ELECTRICAL
SEWER CLEANING
Sinke—Sundey Service FE +2012 PLUMBING AND HEATING H. 8
on ton @& Son FE ¢3767 or
AWS MACHINE FILED
MANLEY LEACH 10 BAGLEY 8T.
WASHING MACHINES AND VAC- uum sweepers repairing. o
am p.m. Ornvle Electric
__ 803 Johnson. 1569. Dressmaking, g. Tailoring | 16,
DRESSMAKINO. FUR COAT RE-
pair All kinds of alter. EM 3-0628_
LADIES tieona and fur repetr
entrance. FE 8-1955
Furniture | Refinishing | 16A | ~~
REPAIRING ANTIQUES A 64 Hill. side AND MEN'S ALTERA- By Jay Alan}
AND REMOV. | FE | "y “vy »
DECEMBER 19, 1955
Physio-Therapy 21A Wtd. Miscellaneous 28
‘SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY 'DEEP-WEL!. ROD PUMP IN
: cial foot technique 72 Elm | good condiiwn. Cal) FE 86-2676 ve-
FE 42851 ore 2 or write R. Watson 510
~ Television Serv ice 22 sate |
CA H AND CARRY |
RADIO AND. RECORD CHANGER
REPAIR, 447 First Bt. FE 2-623! :
DaY a sIOuT TV SERVICE
5-8300
FIAT SHOP TV RADIO, « Hh Bae & delivery service. FE
GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY MAKE FE 40736 CONDON'S
_RADIO & TV. 121 8, PARKE 8T.
COPENHAVER'S R/O & TV repair 598 Huron Night serv- |
_ice calls FE ¢-5601 _ _|
TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. FE S371 | FE 43690 68 E Pike st
223A “Typewriter Service
(TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA.
chine repairing Expert work
Genera! Printing and Otfice Sup-
_ply Co 17 W Lawrence
TYPES! vee RENTED —
_Mitcheil’s 23 N Guginaw St
Upwclsteeine 23
DRAPES MADE TO ORDER OR |
UPHOLSTER-
Rd. EM Ear ‘'S CUSTOM |
6174 Cooley Lake
tia Fs Free esti.rates_
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING _
'*® 8 TELEGRAPH FE 5-8888
SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES & BED.- |
spreads Your material FE 5-5797
Lost & Found = 24
town TAN MINIATURE FRENCH |
poodle Reward FE 5-2607
|LOstT BLOND MALE COCKER |
| Spantel In vicinity Cass-Sylvan
Subudi on Cass [ake Rd oF
| Syiva Lake KeWars Ans bi
Nay FE 2-0082 4
LOST MALE DOBERMAN PINCH-
#r in vicinity of Round Lake An
wers to name of Mixe EM
5-344
LOST LARGE COLIIE. MALE 4
| vrs old AnsWers to the name of
|) Mike Child's pet Reward FE
2-0070
LOST AT OXBOW LAKE. THURS-
day. Little black and white dog
_Reward Call EM 330277
|LOST GREEN
bamed@d Jimmy
of 44 Belview
este LOST FRI NIGHT BETWEEN
Lawrence 8t and Osekiand Ave.
ady's Lathon watch. Reward
_FE_ 2-3706
LOST IN VICINITY OF AUBURN
Hgts. Weimaraner hunting dog
7 mos. old. Bluish gray in color
ADswers Cindy h PARAKEET. Lost in vicinit
Reward. FE
Liver and in color, and
' answers to Reward of-/
| fered Call re" “(9733 t
| FOUND, SMALL COCKER IN VI-| FE 5-5603 inity of Perry Park.
85 ‘REWARD FOR INFORMATION |
about or return of 2 yr old fawn |
Boxer, male. Lost since Oct 16
MI 4-5357
| LOST: WALLET IN BLOOMFIELD |
Theater Sat. night, with drivers |
license, Car registration. and $58
Reward FE |
Lost
triever,
_ 61600, ||
Lost — WHITE TICK ENGLISH
Pointer, male. Identifying scar
on lett flank. Needs medical at- tention badiy FE 2-2978
LOST—LADIES BROWN LEATHER BLACK LABRADOR | RE. male. Reward
ket. Contained Christmas money,
werd FE. papers & checks Re-
a Lost YOUR PET? _ WANT TO give ome a home? FE 5-3290
_ Michigan Animal Rescue League
MALE BEAGLE, 5 MOS OLD \
Strayed from 3080 Dixie Hwy |
Reward. OR 3-5685
vicinity Voorfieis | cocker spaniel,
No 4 | and W. Iroquois
__ FE 24314.
$100 REWARD “FOR ¢ CONFIDEN- |
tial information leading to recov- |
ery of cattle and swine strayed or
from Dye
. West of Holly. or to con- |
perrons
Fenton MAin 96-6633
MAin 90668 collect =|
SADDENED 6 ‘YEAR OLD BOY |
wishes a Sante Claus would
turn his strayed or stolen golden /| License
or,
kitten “Goldy Long hair and |
bushy tall. 6 mos old Reward
FE 68-0162. 1812 Beverly, Sylvan.
Lake REWARD OFFERED FOR BLOND -
re-° Grixdale, Pontiac
RAW FURS WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID FORTY-ONE 7
Wanted Real Ente 324 Rent ‘Apts. Unfurnished #
16 ROOMS. ibe BATH, BAgE BUY OR SELLE 1 will personall
erty or will call
{| show you bow! to get cash if the
| rice ts reasonable Call now and
| el Us prove it
| | VREELAND FUR CO. R D. RILEY. BROKER
300 PONTIAC TRAIL FE #1157 FEN 10886 — 45131 WALLED LAKE
__ Wanted to Rant 29 WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE
| FREE SERVICE TO ieee
Save expense time and dozens
of unwanted valls We send
Screened tenants b: appointment
only. Call in your rental today.
ADAMS REALTY CO.
FE, 32-7053
2. BEDROOM “HOU SE ~ WANTED
by voung business man and fam-
fly Immediate occupancy Phone
FF 4-4849 .
WANTED TO RENT 2 OR 3 CAR
earace wht ukids OR 4-7364
Share Living Quarters 30
WORKING GIR] Wilt SHARE 4
room @jt Cal. FR i625 alter #
Wd. Transportation 31
WANTED RIDE TO TRAVERSE
City on Dec. 23rd or 24th EM
a we?
~ CASH For Contracts New or Old.
Large or Smail.
_FE 8-0441 or FE 45-0975
Ask Ly cree McCullough
any hour
| 7. Cc. H AYDEN. Realtor 8 FE Walton Blvd
TO GET THE MOST FOR
land contract Realtor
fs the “b.rd ta see 43 W
St Phone PE 2-8716 YOUR
Huron
WE HAVE
ADO. 00
Purchase
ontracts
chent ee ome beture
ASK FOR BOB MAHAN S10)
lo new
for
xOU OT
our
sell
Bell-To Insure To Buy-To
MAHAN REALTY
Co-operative ma re LTS age
mn Evenings and Sundays
1075 | W Huron h FE 23-0263
ACTION!
on the sale of your Land Con-
tract If tt is what we are look-
ing for we wi!) buy them or
lace them for you within 124
ours. See us for the fast serv-
ice you are ljooaing for No con-
tract too large or too small.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN, Saginaw Street ea FE §-6165
Open eve ili 8 30
5% MORTGAGES
| on FARMS OR SUBURBAN from
Sy acre With 100 foot frontage
No appraisals or closing fees
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor | Equitable Society 1717 8 Telegraph
FE 40521; Eve 5-8801
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS
= wwe 5440 Dixle Hwy
OR
FAST ACTION! Tf you have the contract- we have
the MONEY Clark Real Estate. Phone PE 46492 Ask for Mr
_ Clark
Cash Waiting — For goo@ contracts call or see
Mr Johnson persona for quick,
courteous act
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 42533
GAStl
Burers waiting for land contracts,
large and small pew or seasoned
Call. :
H obbies & Supplies 244 |
MOVED TO A NEW LOCA Or.
Most modern camera store and {|
finishing plant
| popular cameras and photo sup-
plies om easy terms Many Christ- |
7 r _clalty. PE $-0162, FE 5-7332 | mas specials and see the latest in ALU = nieoon WINDOWS OO - A || eresirone photo ae
Attics ‘eaaitioaa: alterations Laundry Servic 18 ef ees LU CAG Quaranteed work at lowest pos- | ~~ —_- - bd Salih me iw tuto ww ante — ait OF eee
sible ices no money 5 ° CTU * Dt
down, Free estimaies 20 pey-| CURTAINS FINISHED PAINT BY NUMBER SETS $1 nts until Sprin, Pl. fied rt finisht L 85, 86. ALSO 3-D SETS
| MICHIGAN” Home REMODETERS| ca aseat ceutpesent "6 | 9495 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO |
37 _W. Hu ______FE +8063 | corron RUGS gALL SIZES, _i1_W_HURON AIR | ae ATOR WASHED on RIED_| NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3 PAINT. L
Fewer frewen oe? ees: ‘By number sete $19 up ‘frames | plum bin ls. 8 to fit), BACKENSTOGE, 15 Fast)
JACKSON'S RENTAL AUTOMAT LAUNDRY _Uawrence FE Disi4 62 W. Montcalm FE 45240 25 N. Telegraph Rd. FE 5-6804 __—
A-TCEMENT WORK | "ACE co are rea abe." Pontne Notices & Personals 25
LLOYD MONROE pe laenseyaemowy Verse ee are itarecuesl FE 4-6866 FOR PAMILY TAUNDRY- "SERV. Specializing tn Domestic work ee ee otiee Laundry. FE/ Licensed, 30 years exp. FE 5-5201, BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT | _2-#101 :
work. Also Seiletee, Free Aerotred Knapp Shoes — _estimates. MY 3-1 23-0327 Fred Herman
BASEMENTS DUG UNDER BUILD. | __ Landscaping 8A (2010_Atrport_Ra OR 3-1502, ois etl 5 AUDIVOX HEARIN AID RM. 10
RICK BLOCK AND Crater |POR, SETTER Tarn ranoGNO! ATSIC ‘eeAns ferasa work. Also chimneys. No job t00/ ental trees, our. vecialty FE DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES | large Residentia) and commer- _5-9104 “ot Holly MElroce 17-2597. Mrs Burnes FE 2-8814 93 Mark |
cial Guaranteed work FE — ys pr , <o0e4 ECE SWING BAND AVAIL-_
CUSTOM BUILDING _ FI- _fancing. Modernizing, FE ¢5470.
CUSTOM Ca sanDs D custom __ Formica work.
20%
Discount
November
and
December On all modernization alternations,
kitchen, bath, siding rooftng.
general remodeling. Complete car-
ntry work on 4! bahar — rt
ai direct no tte
No money down No job too Ia args
No fone too oe A tors . — 5.
‘BUILD D
ret ‘004; Pvalig OOR ph
FE 2-8245
CEMENT & BLOCK
Pioors, seme
CARPENTER WORK— SouGH &
finish. Free estimates. OR 31680.
terations ues cervice
ly, FE 5
Ciaeeereas _ ALTERATION | 7
repair FE 8-270 Weather. |
| ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED
Ed FE_2-8657 Murray,
Latilandah LAYING, SANDING | AND |
Timi ‘0 vears experience
lseserst equipment. guar work.
Laped estimates. John Taylor, OR
FLOOR SANDING AND FE 43921, YING, FLOOR LA
finishing. C. Bud Bills.
or, FE 8-2050.
N f ir
R, Sardoer, $1 Central. FE 2.1519
__ Moving & ‘Trucking _ 19 abe
pal eontac.
3240 for New Years Eve If in- |
‘lia Sharp. rE.
ovr's & rubbish FE 28821. ASH-| F =ey BETTER WEAR AND EASY |
aan @ RUSBISH &
hauling Norcnff Pumpbrey,
Wesson. FE 3-738.
MOVING “TRUCKING, “PICK-
Good service at
FE 5-3571 any LIGHT 150
AA
up and delivery
reasonable rates,
Mme
AA-1 MOVING AND TRUCKING
up and delivery services,
Reasonable rates. FE 5-3458
BEDFORD MOVING | & Long Distan --FE 2-8787
hauled Sand fil! dirt
pone gece Ete RUBBISH HES ETC BASE-
ments c} . FE 7615
Clean up FE
~ O'DELL CARTAGE Local end —— U Moving
Trucks to Rent
AND % Ton lows Je 1% Tr. Stake
and . im,
Pontiac Farm and
Industrial T-actor Co.
878 8. W Open Daily
—..__FE ¢0461 PE 414420
REDUCED RATES ‘OODWARD
Including Bunday
PE 41442 AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
CLEANED. ASH 5 8 Sanford
Large van to serve cou Smith | _ 4 Moving __
RUBBISH ASHES ETC | ments cleaned = +7615.
UNWANTED ARTICLES RE- __moved free of charge. OR 3-8762
VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK
wants hauling. FE 44088.
Painting & Decorating 20 BASE-
M1 PAINTING INTERIOR, & EX. terior. 10 cent disc, ey cash, Quaran . Free est. FE 4-0205.
6 FE 46-6364
wi 1 PAINTING: PAPERHANGING. care use Fina bal and up- |
holstery cleaner Watte's Notions
HAY RIDE. WINTER SPORT PAR-
eS FOOD FURNISHED FE
IN DEBT? — you ere having troubie meet ing 70 Gey Atoy poate eee us toda:
EDIT COUNSE
LORS. INC, , * jaginaw,
above Oakland Theate FE |
98-0456
"KNAPP SHOES eas time factory representative |
E 8-1072 110 Waterly |
KNAPP SHOFS R. Ellsworth
FE_5-6720 | |
LOUISE'S GUEST CLUB ‘OPEN |
Saturday Monday, Tuesday |
Wednesday and Thursday for |
members to get their gifts 1196
osiyn
AND _
19, ON APTER THIS - DATE.
Dec. 1955. I will not be
spensihte for any debts contracicd
Ly other than myself eke
rrisom, 1734 Cineinis Park.
troft, ‘Michigan 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS, $78 $7 50
Stherland Studio 18 W. Huron) Printed napkins—fast service.
USED JUKE BOX xX RECORDS,
cents nm fe and Sat onl
22 E Pike ;
Wid. “Household ¢ Goods 27
CASH FOR SMAL!I RADIO8. AND
record players FE 5-8755 i
. 19 | hie
i
FURNITU RE NI EDED | -
Entire home or oda ts Get the |
top dollar. Wil cr Coaight or
sell it for you B. B Community
_Ssle_Phone OR ¥3717.__ LET US BUY IT OR AUCTION
_ it for you OA 8-2681.
ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST
furniture buyers, Cash waiting
PE 47881.
WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES of furniture. Phone FE 2-5523.
W — FURNITURE
have anything for sale
and ant prompt, counecas serr-
ae — the highest price in
OAKLAND, Ca COUNTY'S LARGEST
, USED A Ab Ts J BUYER
5-2860.
LOCAL PAINTER AND DECO-
FE rator with some open time.
PAINTING PA FERHANGING WALLS CLEA! .D TUPPER, OR Wash ‘
Pai Wall Washi tates ae wpe Vall rE
intin ashing Free 62211 iwriter and get it!
GET
through Classified IT QUICK
Ads!
Yes, whatever it is — dial
FE 28181 | ad- for an
* IVAN W be clean, - drinkers
SCH RAM ; ees FE 5-5001 or FE 5-047) eee. If no answer pb FE 45-2564 2 noone CHRISTIAN COUPLE.
| Open Evenings and Sundays Private entrance 116 E. Howard
1111 Josiyn Cor mn Realtor 21, ROOMS. FURNISHED. PLUS
| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | heat and utilities Stall baby wel- come $15 a week. | 2078.
aT OM Ete 3} ROOMS NEAR PONTIAC AND
\\ E DEED as Fisher Plants Steam heat
LAND (CONTRAGTS © | ple preferred’ (Fx 12-70 - 3} ROOMS PRIVATE BATH CALL
We will give vou @ ouick cash FE 56697 ee
offer with no additional hidden 3} ROOMS COUPLE ONLY. FE
costs Early settlement Give us 45439
® phone call today Free esth 3 pooMs CHRISTIAN COUPLE | mates OR 30522
Nichole & Harger Co 33. W Huron 8st FE 5-8183
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR | 3
jend contract or equity itn your
ee Fempteton, Reattor }_rss- 333 Orchard Lame Ra FE 4-4563 | Partridge | property, Purchasers waiting.
Office Commerce R:
Pi. Pontiac EM 3-331]
R. F. McKINNEY UNiv. 16708
| SOLD
Or Not Sele UpeLiy
alive it
WHITE
BROS. REALTORS
$660 Dixie Hwy
Phone OR 3-1205
CASH For small equities. If you have
what we want we will be at your
door within 24 hours with cash
for your equity.
us what you have.
lidw. N Saginaw St
Open Eves
be ia i
| | ]
| | M. Stour. Realtor
Ph PE $-8165 ‘til 8 30 7
"WE CAN SELL YOUR HOME all FF B-1134 or MA 6.2503
ELLIOTT & SONS
sl ON Western Hwy al) Mbe:
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 |
|) ROOM KITCHENETTE PRI- i; vate bath 2 employed iris or
i soupie: Adults onty Alberta Apts.
| 200 N Paddoc
if Electric stove and refrigerator
Prt entrance ig
plant 4. PE 24864. after 4 pm
26 Central 1 OR 2 WARM HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. Gentlemen preferred. 133 |
_E Howard.
2 ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE
_ Baby welcome _ $5668.
2 ROOM meen APT:
207 Oliver
2 RMS. GROUND
Vate entrance.
41519
3 LARGE ROOMS, CLOSE IN. | Gas heat FE 2-0615, 24 Florence
'2 RM. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, PRI- |
vate bath, first floor, Baby wel-
come. Close in. 52 Gladstone
2 ROOM FURN APT. ADULTS
only. 100 Pine Grove
2 CLEAN cous icv ‘COUPLE ONLY.
2 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE
MAIN |. men. Ht)
entrance Adults only, 25 Monroe
__ St. No drinkers. FE 5-2140.
ROOMS AND BATH.
floor, Pvt. entrance. 2
_Fiorence
2 ROOM APT PVT ENTRANCE
Bath and hot crepes heat furn.
_No children. 0 N. Saginaw
“2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
OR 3-414
COUPLE
3 only 72 MODERN.
2 ROOMS, PRIVATE ELENTRANCE.
suitable for one person.
_ Sanfor
‘ROOM. "APT. VERY REASON-
able rent. r a8Ie woman de-
in. Employed pelea
184 Lincoln
3} ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND
entrance, 111 N Telegraph Ap-
piv 79 te
ROOM, ODERN. CLEAN,
| __partiy formed 8 N_ Johnson
| 3 ROOM APT HEAT, LIGHTS AND
was fornienet Fre Fors,
3 ROOM PARTLY FURN. UPPER
_apt. Private entrance. FE 2-€877.
"| Wanted Real Estate 32A |? ROOM FURN. APT. COUPLES
eons MODERN ott. PRI-
TRADES — TRADES vate entrance: § north of We are specialists in trading tine. Not more. ‘imam 3 to
homes, farms, lake property and _‘#mily._PE_ 80379 before € p.m. business opportunities. Large dn.|3 ROOM & BATH BRICK TER- payments are scarce Trade your
equity, larger homes for smaller,
city property for suburban home
for incomes We do our utmost
to satisfy all parties concerned
Do not feel obligated Call us for |
an appointment and we will give |
you our honest opinion tn regard |
to the possibility of trading rour
property. We are establishing a
Teputation as the leading traders
of Pontiac.
DORRIS & SON REALTORS FE ¢1557
752 . Huron
Co-operative Rea] Estate Exchange
PLANNING TO SELL?
List with a firm who gets re-|
sults we will sell your equity
or get G 1 financing for you,
we buy equitys, buyers for homes.
farms, lots and business, 10 e¢x~
perienced salesmen to serve Fou, |
call today move tomorrow.
Russell Young REALTOR {| face Apt. Private entrance 3165
| Highland Rad. MUtual 42392
|@ ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN | 2h 302% Orchard Lake Ave
4 ROOMS — AND BATH MY 2-0361
APT FOR WOMEN CHILDREN welcome FE 54340
| BASEMENT APT: NEAR AU- | burn Hgts Couple only FE)
4-6532
_BEAUTIFULTY FURN 4 ROOMS. feo | bath and entrance ale
| Tec flirn adults only
"PRIVATE EN- tr 183 Prospect
| MY 322
CLEAN, CIOvS. PRIVATE 8 : bath and entrance $16 per week
MY 2-3361,
©, FRANK INAPTS. _ i | sirable. FE | __
2 ROOMS. EVERYTHING FUR-
nished. 5 minutes walk from
town No ainkers or children.
) oF Fairgro
2 ROOM canine ALL CONVENT-
ences. Utilities included. MY
2-017, Ue a Cabins, 468
_8. Broadway. 4, oe
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN buy your prop- | it for you and |
Call now and tel. |
ROOM Paes “KITCHENETTE. ;
Yetiow €ab {
——— |@ ROOM HOUSE
608 N Pe ment
6 ROOM AND BATH “APA
reg td Bide. $50 per mo.
6 LARGE ROOMB IN LAKE jon. Heat. lights end
+O per Week, ee
2-006, 28. Heme mingway, Lake ‘Orion.
1859 WHITE LAKE RD. 3 MILES ~ _borth of M3@ off of Ormond Ra, —
“APT FOR RENT. FE 5-4840
BY WILLIAMS LAKE. faa duplea, fireplace. Sareea:
_ #1310
DEL RIO APTS,
281 Oakland |; 2 rooms ant beth stove and
| stuties furnished Couple only.
FOUR pos EXC | WEST SIDE
joe ation uits FR 2-0064.
LAKE PHONE ore “NOW INTO
luxury vacation spot Sandy
beern 2? bedrooms led bath.
S'iiing .iuset doors Oxbow Lake
area $110 month annually. ONi-
Wersity 3-8813
UPPER 3 “ROOMS” AND BATH,
hea t furnished, $75 a month, Fa 2-T832.
WEST SIDE APT _ AVAIL, a) BED-
rooms & bath up. Living rm, dim
ing rm & kitchen Separate bese:
ment. Gag teat w not
furu §92 mo. Before 5, FE. ‘25at
after 5, FE 5-1172.
Rent | Houses Furnished 33 ~~
3a
EDROOM FURN OIL
a5 Beachland. Sriram Lake.
_Detrott WEbet er _€6163 for_app't 2 BEDROOM MODERN. GARAGE.
For couple Close in. $80 month.
_FE_ 2ié
y ROOM HOUSE,
$000 2 ROOM — os TODERN.
North side Adults onlyy Ff
44625 After ee _
§ ROOM HOUSE COUPLE WITH Tchild References FE 2-6145.
HOOM, PARTLY: FURNISHED,
Qutsige toilet $45 a mo 2723
Dean Drive Duck Lake re
2-6515 ne
5 ROOM FURN HOME. N. SAN-
ford St Adults only $85 per mo.
Oil heat. auto washer and dryer,
_ PE 2.5587
5 ROOM BASEMENT HOUSE, rage and breezeway 4 miles
at Mill Lake Auburn Ave.,
office in rear
ROOM. PAR TIALLY FORN, FURN Sanford, |
5s ade. mi | Adults only. Give aes a
| __ply Pontiac Press Box Ay ;
8 ROOM LAKEFRONT.
rooms 2 Ey] car garage.
Many other features will ase
oo 1E & HARGER . 3
|
NEAR PONTIAC | Motor Try | ALL MODERN HOUSE. #676 Wor- RI-. verine Dr. Wolverine Lake. : ‘FLOO! |
No children F *| Twinbrook 3-9578, Detroit
FPURN. WINTERIZED COTTAGES
| and trailers. Children welcome. 3810 Dixie Hwy
| FURNISHED HOUSE > GRILDREN
welcome. PLateau 2-2360.
FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM LAKE- front home in Lake Redd ho
Basement garage, hot air heat.
Y 3-4586. Available until, June,
ats
PURN. 2 BEDROOM LAKE FR
{fc
FROWN? ito. washer, ofl reese
fireplace TV. Until Mar. 1.
- LAKE “ORION, oN, PARTLY FURN n ; rooms & bath Adults only.
__ 32-9541,
oo nenwerare one prvtinths
ving dining rot
kitchen, pated fall caceunenk:
heat. 885 m i= ann’
Relsucee pool
EMBREE.. & Re 1868 Unic~ Lake Lo
Union Lake Vili
EM $33.4 Eves, mM 3-378
nen HOUSE. UNTIL JUNE
Children wears! 10 ee
of Poniac. off Com:
3355 Fox. Phone EM 3.4003.
REAL NICE 2 bedroom
nished.
aa
Ri
SSE Hardly rE SMALL 20 |
furnished. W
in_ front. :
4-007 8,
WALLED LAKE. A rita fa ei rooms, shower, ga:
furnished. 1 ehild. Ma aon
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36
2 BEDROOM MODERN. GARAGE.
Por Rpm ae Close in. $80. mo,
Cou! 3 BEDROOM YEAR ROUND —-| house on Pontiac Lake. Children accepted Reteresces FE $7721 | _after 5.39
2 HOUSES, PARTLY Lal dak
| Lotus eo aberdtart tt Hoang
room, mod 2
| modern Ref call “OR sooo Mn for | appointment
3 ROOM HOME ATT. @rage on Scott Leke Roed
ear school. Large lot. $80 per month FE
»|3_ BEDROO;
a small
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence St. 56108
Next to Consumers Power 2
3 ROOMS AND BA BATH. 8. SIDE OF
Crescent Lake. 6171 Thornapple,
_FE 23-4510
3} ROOM MODERN HOUSE, OIL _heat. Adults only 273 Osmun
3 ROOM HOUSE
OR. 628 Sanford 35191
4 ROOMS AND BATH. NR. DODGD
Aft ¢pm. rack on bus line. 860
IR 3-4562
4 es AND BATH IN DRAY-
w |
|
a) ene eo Adulta only |
“k'G. HEMPSTEAD ; 102 B Huron FE 4-8284 |
FURNISHED 4 ROOMS AND BATH. 2-7023, $88 @ month.
Boe ena } ROOMS Rt | 412 W. Huron 44525 or 2 Adults. Utilities sapere
| Open Eves til 9: FE ¢9612 Bradiey Motel, Dixie Hwy. U8
LISTINGS NEEDED
Businesses and commercial prop-
erties ee or farms Qualified
buyers waitin
ROY KN. oe Realtor
269 W Huroo FE 2-741 OA 83330 |
Listings Appreciated
JACK HABEL ! Representing Lesiie R. Tripp
Realtor Office FE 5-816! Home
FE 54-0338
Ld
‘GY LOTS WITH SEW. WANTED
er and water FE 49612, Call
after 6 om ee
FARM PROPERTY WITH OLD
house and storage buildings be-
tween Baldwin and Auburn Ave
area Lease or buy FE 2-6084
CASH
48 HOURS
FOR YOUR HOME
EQUITY
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland. Ave. FE 5-044
Co-operative Rea] Estate e
Mahan Has Buyers
most — Rea
Our 19 years of esti actory eai
Estate dealin Ponti
sures us that lg will be cate!
fied. We" = all detatis for fi-
nancing and closing. Call us to
day to list your property.
-To Sell-To Trade
Yo Set IT- WE'LL INSURE [(T
MAHAN codptatine esl Baste each A rative Rea Ss change
FE 20263 Huron ;
BRANCH 1075 W.
NEXT DOOR
POST | i - entrance
~ more. _10 MA 5-935! oo __
| LARGE ROOM PRIVATE EN-
pase Refrig, Nr. Town 37
__Park Pi
| LOWER 5 ROOM HEATED jAPT
_ $00 per month, EM 34207
ONE ROOM BACHELOR APT FE
2-0666 89 Btate St
ONE BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM | Encuenette. private entrance and |
bath 1 chfd, 142 W Columbia.
|SMALL MODERN APT. VERY clean, $15 per week plus utilities.
__OR 30390. —_ SMALL APT. PARTLY FURN. 1
or? je. Like — al week
FE 2 5800 Pontiac Trail
(WALLED LAKE acoen CONV. |
two bedrooms. Close to city. Very
reasonable 355 FE. Lake Dr MA
+1778 i
WARM. FURNISHED 2? BEDROOM apt Private bath. automatic hot |
water FA ol] heat $18 week a!’
| year 230 8 Pontiac Trail, Walled
pore Phone Detroit TOwnsend
Lee
: BEDROOM TERRACE. r CHOICE
location, N. Woodward, Birming-
ham No children, no dogs, $135
t
i
|
| Rent Apts. l Unturnished : 34 a | ' | | ton Plains Full basement, with
gas heat garage OR 3-0732.
5 ROOMS AND BATH AT a1 “hh Lie
erty no childred or pets ers
19 Liberty _ Showing. -—
§ ROOMS, es (1156 LAKEVIEW,
_Phone FE 44423 =
$ ROOMS “AND BATH FOR & lu
family. No pets. Biblical o<
tians preferred. Apply 569 a
Jessie. No calle on ; Bovis re
41683
68 ROOMS —. BATH
_____—~6528_ Dixie 7 ROOMS. BATH & GA in.
Close in, $100 mo, FE ¢071
ROOM UPPER WOLVERINE
Lake Front Year aroun
__ 43247 after 6 p.m.
LARGE 7 ROOM HOUSE. ING
at Bob's Chek en House,
abeth La Rd
NEWLY | eee
_terrace. 29 Rosshire Ct. F PE
oe
'§ ROOM
_ 27083.
NEW DUPL EXES ; 2? BEDROOM
$79.50 RENT
ecturts N. Perry and Mt .
ns on East Blvd. Call
_etaa3 ‘tl 9 pm.
PARTLY FURN. 7 este
in Keego Harbor. FE 7
UNFURNISHED EF BRICK HO CE ROORESE child welcome Li
UNFURN 2? BEDR aa iW
North side, lose in. 208 W. ¥
lanti. FE 7-8286 _
VACANT NEW EDR
homes. Automatic heat. Close
school Reasonable. Reference
NICHOLIE & eno co: Ww Huron FE 5-818)
WAITED LAKE TWO BEDROO?
Shopping 2 biocks Modern.
weekly. 565 E. Lake Drive,
Eel eee WATERFORD. 4 ROOMS. #48 _week, option, P. O. Box “mt Dheat
___ For Rent nt Rooms 32
EPING e atmosphere. ages yg mo)
Bird Fe
BUS STOP. PRIVATE ENTRA
Cooking, laundry. 409 W. Huron. o
‘Ts ONLY. MUL
3} ROOM UN West side. Heat, Nananing
_furnished _ rE 23-0473 oF FEL 2- ond ge
3 ROOMS AND BATH,
nished, including heat, hot wate
and garage. Brick, Available tm
mediately $70
m. H. Knudsen REALTOR $10 Pontiac State — on 16
FE 44516 Eves, FE. 2-8503
3 * 4 {ROOM APTS. | TILED BATHS, ee ha anagers -
_E'"Pixe “FE #2008 ; 3 ROOMS PARTLY FURN. CLOSE to bus line. Private beth and
Adults only. 285. White-
D
ot MS AND BATH, HEAT oe
2 RO Matet Rarnioned. Viet
jae a 7 ROOMS AND BATH, #7) PER
ciel Sicha ~ | GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM
hf tien or room and beoeee
CLEAN ROOM FOR ONE
. FE 5-8466. 184 Mt. Clem facedspa
CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM *pR i entleman, 42 Matthews, fi
FOR MEN WITH AGE. NEAR | General Hospital. No drinkers.
50461, p oiteghl Le oe
re
~ bear Pon at see bigs Sots
children. eferences,
Le eek tiene, * oo
FORTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19,
, 1955
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Se , i S | = < I
__Rooms With Board 38 For Sale Houses 43’ — For Sale Houses 43 SLICE OF HAM For Sale Houses 43 For en Houses 43 if For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lake Property 44
1 eet 2 MEN CLOSE TO PONTIAC $400 NY in | ee — ON LAKE AREA, MODERN 3 Ee home privileges cee er aod i DOWN = 3 Searoenl (eens “pe ranch | $8950 FULL PRICE? EZ See recel home, 1% baths, base- OCERK WOME Twin) Moh * Decroom bome Soaviete homes, lake privileges $55 per) terms, ? bedroom sun ‘ ment. hot atr heat Tear es
re oe ve sees drinkers | ‘jer lot. month. 19, iss, i Pontiac! room, tiled bath 2 car ¢a- ar Gy Ge oo ee cy tor $12,000.
~ eno otor Only ahner Con- : hy ) ed ie
& BOARD 2% CHARLOTTE C.PANGUS — 1919 M-I5 struction Co FE 41034 (ibcrivctstctye ln ear rau: Terms ows . Ortonville collect. RA N 8 - ! urn Heights PAUL A o ns _ Ol E. Ho |___Ph. Ortonville 133 collect. _ DRAYTON WOODS - NEW RANCH : 18 JHE “BIRD” TO SEE Here is = $1000 gift for some-
AND | SET FOR MEN . Cubom/ bait buck wilh pteched [ET iuae FE fame axes one” Just’ reduced to $12,900 for AWLER Mab “car garage Brown 2-92 ves . ack Ces sol) _FE_5-8076. 47 Florence | LAKEFRONT turquoise ela Lot loseaan re ar Sunday call MAple COMMERCE LAKE ie polidey (eel colers kane
- ROOM & BOARD FOR MEN 2 bedroom home with full base- NEW HOMES: basement. Built-in Hotpoint range 5-364! Comfortably furnished 3 rooms 4; attached car garage on large warm clean quiet ies | diss ment Com plevey Wmeuteted In- . and oven. Separate dining room. log home with 167° of water front- fete Lake privileges, Terme. tance to Pontiac Motors. 473 E | side needs finishing. beautiful THE “ELDORADO” Fireplace. tile bath and vanity (TO BUY TO SELL REALTOR | ‘age Electrit stove, refrigerator, | __ Mansfield lots overlooking the lake A real ne : Extra large closets. Excellent Partridge is he “‘bird’’ to see | twin beds and other furniture in- | Cegar Island®& Lake front, very WALKING {DISTANCE | TO THE opportunity for cottages or mo- Gl’s $750 Down neighborhood. Woode ee ze fees cluded in the price of just $5,978 / modern, like new. Has ry large
ome. Bus door to osiiae tel, Let us show you this today. ae OPEN DAILY 2180 FORTRESS RD. on easy terms. bedrooms - fireplace enclosed
__ Motors. 559 s " santord FE 6-07 Easy CRAW FORD FHA $2,100 Down REO Saat DER . a “y porch, 2-cur attac hed garage. Has
WIDOW WOMAN WISHES BOARD: f if Ie ae ee : : IE: 193-ft on the er
ers, FE 44329. AGENCY Full Price $14.700 We a qe ON YOUR Lor 2 FAMILY washer dryer end motor boat.
Cc Ea H 384, 63's W. Huron FE 41549 IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WITH = droom shell house | *. Modern 8 room income located $22.500. Terms Convalescent omes Eves. MY 3-7085 | COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM | & Cost you $4245. $110 down, $45} : near Pontiac Motors. 4 rooms on | / Bee mine fires (ercuee of ee me ; oont model. For addi- : Ce Soe anes on naar Sael| A modern 6 room poms ee
—— - ranch homes to be built in Clark- ne informati asemen a Ke tr ‘ull basemen
BOARDING HOME. For ELDERLY, A NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME NOT ston The following features are er mc omtee’ VARA ND ee - | mo Full price just 89.000 with aaerior city water, sewer and Women, OR 3-581 fintshed With @ small house in| shat you've alwava wanted in : AGAN P—$500 DOW N | Bite doen as. 2-car garage Near new shop- PINE CONE NURSING | HOME! back Ready to live in cE} that home of jour own It's all . Oorse West’-suburban, 2 bedroom ane Center §16.900 with one-third
has vacancies for men and wom-, 49978 face brick has three large “~~ fame located on an acre WARDE PART RID( iE down
en Picea race Catan | M CE pe ome with lsrse closets | | 5019 Cass Eliz Rd cece wee aa be ee : i] > I a ke | A : ie : | b in ry ne | NEAR COMMERCE spacious living room has a beau- | i : i , es le ( } “hr 2 a&stlo NV ether good uVs
138 Baldwn FF 46018 2 bedroom bungalow partly fur- | tiful window iN or extra) —__FE _¢2252 or FE 2-9179 ! wel the place for a re- e IN = al ‘ ‘5 ee Soe £5 mee oe for he holidays.
PLEASA EASANT VIEW CONVALES- mished has full bath screens tise Laine shere are we ceramic rt IE _ s | peed ees OH someone Se. 3 uron aoe Potts Realtor
Hi. it } oO ! storm sash ot] euto floor | lie baths wi colure: ixtures . , "hy bs | tke - be! 3 He HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF Tit. 1 + TROCKE ealtor.
te sound ona aged person: Res furnace and several other extras.| The home {x heated) with per: met- ST SUBURBAN Sty amaet be weld toe sieze {city Real bargains P W Din- jay UNION LAKE RD EM_ 3-467t,
ervations by calling OR_3-5320 | Full price $9,500 with terms er gas heat and has a gas dis- | ae 2 bedroom starter home 2 an estate Call lor further {nan & Son ‘ATKINS LAKE 2 DEEP LOTS.
Hot 1 R 39 neice ak ca Wa (seenise cor terior nly Immediate posses n mes _ : - Sear : basement deep well ote ocms ALMONT MICH screens varge lot, 100x150 for | sto’ i . . . ; oo m 3 A etl
S| A ood Disce for petted eouple dren we pay on Winding | Osily/ $208) dow SO000 FULL PRIC E INCOM! PRC PIRI \ | cous eereee Taker pais: ;
~ 7 7 , 2 bedrooms, basement auto heat op roe Close to schools Bee t 9 ; | zs 3-2
HOTEL AUBL RIN excellent kitchen, chicken brood- and “shopping US. 10 to M15 to F. C. W d C Testes oe oe 2 FOR PRICE OF ONE | __lewes a TERE
Reems by Day er Week oa ie re eae Waldron at South village limits / OO 0. just 2 blocks off Baldwin) 4 room modern with full bath, | 3 bedrooms 3 extre ake jots,
Also 1 or 2 room apartments | ®¢'ts good 80 “Lob of Clarkston turn right %« mile Corver Wiliams Lake Rd Avenue. Owner's health basement and I-car attached ga- | oe orm and screens, 1 block
een uber ere De | $)4 o00 eng terms to model. Open 1 to 8 dally. OR 4-12 Clnce Open'es| — {OFCe# (sale on this, prop: seis Aine # broom moor | from Willems Take, bargain. uburn FE 2.0239 erty. Can be bought for 3 bedrooms and oi! heat e low
“HO rae Aner 8 _call_OR J cash or terms price ot $6,790 includes both prop- | Let LARe
HOT EL ROOSEVELT iGeorge rwin JUST 4 HOMES LEFT “ie iginied “geno beet SP cihah pane 2 bedrooms, utility, landse ms ¢ a % ¥P REALTOR ' 269 eee FItACIVILIANS yard Priced $60 ; ; $3000 Located pea o . Jot nform me ieees eee
= gle 5-0101 If no ans : eae scone. or cash to cated west ol e city
HURON HOTEL CLEAN Wo Ui raine Hea bat fan $650 DOWN EEA eee) erscrataes es |] AL Taylor ss" Huon PhP eam West Huron St. Phone FE 2-826 | VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT valix wood 6 s
~ Rent Store go SEE YOUR CHIUDREN | TREE cronus ano scerena | HANDY MAN fair’ masement eal SHA | gy REALTOR-INURANCE, || For Sale Lots 46 “ wee | Enter School From Your Own ON ALL WINDOWS FOR | This ts one for you 5 room bun- heat 1 car kararve and all Open E eee Free Parking : | Front Door in This - CHRISTMAS’ alow, partly finished Full bath on a larce 50175 foot lot. ee eee eal LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVI- 3 ara D NEW STORES ON DIX Modern t the Minute. 2 ferse ie PER MO etn 1 TAXES AND eet and paint is all vou necd Call for further information . . . | sion Lots for Lee ean
je Highway next to large Bedroom Ranch Home with Cedar SURANCE = ; a a | $6.900 full price with §1,000 down and appointment PERRY PARK sites. for multiple commerce market Reasorab'r Shake Siding Perimeter Hace * pes 4 poem oar sility room | 4 Will show anytime 5 iy nes . ; fein industrial use
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO eric vaaal with full bath and ot! heat Ouk = = 2 FAMIL WE NEED LISTINGS rooms. 2 bedrvoms large living
_W Huron FE 5-8183 wart pene Coenen a lee * and Younystown kitchen ~ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 Gann ae old with gas heat , foes auto ou heat, only blex Sylvan
EW if i ath ri — M SU =a I ced ¢ 1d we nan se re su Look vear oid
ein yer gee eee Features in This} Sear oid al ree ee Hoe peat MEST SUBLRBAN Birmingham—Bloomfield oi algo Der atti The tal yi #2 W a ak is t a ieee ee ] : s | ¥ rd 8) d us fi Go ws * . < —b : . ‘ 2 ‘ ura ~ 5-467 Wil jhe a a
$125 & $150 per Mo a cnietohe. & $0,950 Full Price | Peiton Rd Gpen eercaass 3 to 7 Wel located brick ranch At- New ee Colonie! 4 bedroom by Atoomisec: sors Shown a Open 8 to 9 so : Rea ty Harger Co, 33 W Huron. FE WHITE REOS tached 2 car garage, une acre 2 tiled baths. built in vanities, RANCH TS VE 2583 ORCHARD LAKE RD. __5-8183 OR | REALTORS vf land $10.500 total price bowder room Ifbrary. GE kitchen ; LOOK AHEAD i ! 2 bedrooms, 12x12 each, hving AT MIDDLEBELT
100 8. SAGINAW ST. AVAILABLE yy yoy Need A 1 Home. | Phone OR 3-1208 | IVE BEDRO fe CO aie CO Ceeicn eee ror rk, ba ctroen Lona Toom, 14x16. 2 blocks to school | EEE 50418 for any kind of business, FF oa gare alge ome." Open Eves Till 9 — Sun 1 to 3! FIVE BEDROOM $4 500 eee ee eet bath, dei Nietcni eek ihe ies and tree Lot 90a245 ft. oll |
5-3200. | Nine Rooms with @ Bedrooms NEW 3 BEDROOM CONTEMPO- peas tal ef ae Bedroom and bath on first floor.| reation room, 16x37. Stone fire- heat. Home @ vears old $7.500 | B 4 th full pri ith only $2,000 down For Rent Miscevianeous 42 82% Full Basement. Storms andj} Tary-home 2? baths. half acre lot, peepee tore large rooms. | Sudden transfer makes available. lace, auto. heat. 2 car garace price ui Lots and Lots of Lots
ee EDIE, & oes included at $8.950. ae eee Bante tn Pine Center. eecn Ged fireplace fa aa | 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, brick, near Besucitul landscape. 150 foot Best Bu S IVAN some wooded’ Some ideal "ull Price. lddlebe on, ak ml u atic | arton S& 1. G d reh, reakwater, man Ww. =
ONE WAY . yeas chee for fos pec Alon 9535 ae, vee pofvener. A garage, 1 two be caeee mgt, 7100 ur finish an- Call for appointment ‘Dow. ehe’ Y ie priced a, qLbee ae. . Scate ine Drive. Price $28 500 bd our outside entrances. Ideal other 18 ft. bedroom on second. : . COAST TO COAST BUT Michael TExas 44764 for income. Only $13,500, terms 29.500 $1000 pow tf d
RENT —— LEAVE Hatt The Best Budget Buy Is This 2) = “DB +5 Il. DN NOW _ Birmingham = school district, 4 fu price. Small home tn O ay a , vet end, Closed, Trailers, | Beiroom Home With Uulity and ; i TRADE bedrooms. 3 baths, white cape excellent , Condition. Piastered FE §-5091 or FE 59471 | ROGER B. HENRY, Ine. 2 ae nm our well restricted. Waterford | , cod. newly painted. Acre site. walls, neat as a pin. See it now. 5 aS : = : OR 3-1456 an usted ee toont se Hot tor cols | Hulls Asean Estimates freely Well located with lake privileges 7 fireplaces. 2 car garage. straw- B t! 1850 sy a x ‘Onea! Evenniga: and Suniays ou Main or bu alah
For Sale Houses — 43 this) aaa the ‘Gara ents are voaly | b7 S00 Ae UTE Deans Sor Brours, Large lot. nicely landscaped, Nat- Berries tralt” trees: Biorms end R ll va oS uivle Rinna 11 aps 1 r. REALTOR > me Try : his J y screens $24,500 runch style home, located We Ge 7 1 AKEFR ONT LOTS ~~ ~~ Zee 55 rf month. ural fireplace, TV room and : ‘ usse oun east of Auburf Height Co-operative real Estate Exchange Ms
pon Goconen panies j #° Per mo HE RBE RTC. DAVIS dining space. Pinished in knotty | nee ea caelenen arse | ALTOR g 0) Gall BAR ae eae ee Just a few left im oew moll Beautiful 2bedroom home, Oak! F. = 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd me arge living room, two : 1 S en and altachrd urace restricted subdivision. rice
floors, full basement, gas heat | ALSO ; edrooms. attached garage. patio | petiole gorcn ce ae = Goan Eves cul r) ee coon Needs a Mttle interior fine ; 2350 up Call today as they Ideal location. For complete tn-! Many Other 2.3 Bedroom Homes Ye>, it hes everything Will ac-| ¢g, garage. some carpets, ‘gas ee se — ishing but ts very livable. wont last at this price
formation call Mrs Spears. Phone ae mimics down payments as low | cere dead fomteect or real estate) feat Wonderful neighborhood. Immediate Possession Only $1250 dp | CRAW FORD
q 850-4 i a Only $23.750. A 4 bedroom home in good res!- Ape E GENCY 1 ROOMS AND BATH. AUTO OT | 8050 DOWN New 2 Bedroom ' Near Oakland Hills country club,| dential area with privilexes to o $7350.00 DN. On Squirrel Road Sy w Hucel FE 1549 ree pees $0,000. series Ww M. A. homes fully insulated Lake privi-_ ] gewa Sick : oe ost onanee Pres | riney sandy bence ona) For tt sharp bungalow | Uh eS oak . Eves MY 3-7085 : Cea hii , 1 Pict t y rick Tanc atts ime | Handy to shopping Cente mr bedrou Ciel | Excellent buy at reduced price a
imiormation, call MrsSpears. FE NN D Nitenen wih wood eupeee nis coy REALTOR kitchen. Frigidaire thermador Lake school Darien: ’ j ane aa tes et des ih Four-year-oid ranch home with s. 47
Formica countert Ol oven and stove Large first floor sized living room Seaprate din- | feely x over an acre of land Large liv- os ‘ 0 ELL A. NOTT, Resker? K] , I tarced al uae coer ae al 975 BaldwinFE 4-6203 utility room, full dining room ing area Step-saving kitchen Au- He oer eeace REBT oa ing room, two bedrooms. one a| __ For Sale Acreage = 170 W 45905 : ing Choice of 4 clevatione Fan] Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | *ecreened porch oversized garage tomatic washer & electric stove drive | See tlils one today master Gas heat| Garage. Full | WE ‘URBURBAN
“NEW 2 BEDROOM — [seer woman OPS re sey | Brice. $7000 Ue caiiecation! © Sd te epee Game eet Ga neat eeneed hadycion sal Spt ice soniye eso ee © AYERS REAL, “ESTATE a , n, | ki e E t ey 1 =
FHA HOMES “OPEN EVENINGS “TIL 8 OFF AUBURN RD. AVON TWP |e TE SG | Trilevel colontal offering many| this for only. $11.000 $2000 down NORTH SIDE Near Silver Lake FE __ Osk floors. gas heat, sewers and IN OM ) , Siccomintcd bon interesting features 3 bedrooms. EMBREE &G RE GEG ‘ Near . Er aE = on R ES
water. Sidewalks, near shoping. c E PROPERTY | AS pce see ets Elle separate dining room, first floor : — Cape Cod Style 4 room and In the Pontiac school district, a 7 > ACA CR + it Lew asow payaient!|(MLarge) and cme) sinc laces, sey Ro peeeeoradiis tic: feramic | ateman utility room, rec. room, 2 fire- ee Lae Loerie bath home with large family fine three bedroom home. Fire-| Located on corner of MS M59
LOSE C ry laces, » lot. . fe mo A Se ty ich rent lace Double garage. $4,500 will) Bogie Lake Rd. 1320 caleene:
PEARL BUIL DIN iGCON ee te ae tormui t= cor | Sarsee: (seeta. AAT. tt. = EM 3-3314 Eves JEM 23705)| 0) G1 furiace 1s) cat eataee andle. aeree ment and 2400 ft on good county 2 A ay a , d 2 laree lots Located road. Lays good — live stream— FE 8s Se ee ate | Watt, Manuel a eeee RE yee : ; aes, ie “MADISON WE CRESTWOOD FAMILIES ARE INCOME — NORTH SUBURBAN Overlooking Golf Course ' nu Just outeide city limits, Oniy Eeleabethlealce Estates Kical for) subdividiag. cfu price
Between eat erry Crestwood Farms Atty Henr ach with separate | And just 6 minutes west of One story two bedrooms Living Balance semi-annually.
OPEN 1 PM Barly ex EXP” “WED. J Garner. W Wynn. R. Brox: bath utility room. living room Pontlac @ larger than aver- ny er “De "cop room is good sized. Delco oil | -RIME = -| with dining area Oak floors, ‘ ye CROOKS RD. ; A PRIME We 8 N E ley, R. Marthrell, R. Cart age rooms, gas heat, heat. There are two lots with ao wee ene =
c WNER MUST SELL ON ac na es recommend to you hae Rited beet hele mies nen pest ecaity 60 oe At oe this is 298 8. Be rer eee Birmingham Il Vl lal lS Cute 4 room and bath home isker privileges. $8,925 with §2,- INVESTMENT
‘= a & home that cost. one ays best values. z ith gas heat. ga G00 down 2
See OSE SS OSG ee) oa Pitoce FE +028 now for at BY OWNER 3 Bol ae cae deen a Waeeee taxes and insurance beats th appointment to see this Qutside® complete oak floors, en and : < . Ae Leese 2
teeube and “howegtmmesicie| #1 oo feats tig we weee to | J. CHAYDEN, Realtor | Sime Wired ‘ipeulateds wateres) stem fe (ered nal Wim: EAP one ApS eS SS ssession 7080 Williams Lake pay rive out US. WW, 10 miles Walton FE 38-0441 uminum storms and screens, Tt throughout eel ee t bd Sid FI ‘
ta OR 34276 to Big Lake Rd, turn left 1 mii sp Pas Ney throughout. § lots, $1.000 down, O ' larkce acte lot 10 Pontiac cee nen Building Excelle t for Bu iwiding. int
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Sani BROROOM A bedroom sbomed eer ige reel ze And regrets very much = SS Btivea st jorily $0 only eels ber ect > - wr ee ‘ rm 2 » " iS i Ti. baths Wear Sad lots tot haf Foss E #1003,|3 BEDRM. RANCH fnegeeel aubedrocemranch Woodward Estates PLUS COSTS AID oar ' Clk por : Meret z TOUS 2S oT: Gene a
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i [ramen terataksdlliseaes i 2 low monthly payments, $2,500 Siplot ST a te, At 14150, bedroom up, enclosed rear vard.| Model open dally 2001 Robin- | Scouts | Basement Gute pesos | ona General. a & reom ‘urn Ouse ee —e doen this is one of today's “best paved street Offered at $9,000, wood, 3 blocks south of Perry. I 4 6 rooms, 1 story, 3 bedroom Ran No zoning ready cet gins pels Only DOWN — Little farm. Five buys’ Make your appoint- shown by appointment. oon oan ae Gas heat, AR | side , . $7 500 ment 55.000 Terms
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GEO. MARBLE, Realtor acre = raauaniyl ao on Oe ND LAKE ment pow Auburn Heights Manor information, sail |° Soe Mesemenh, UmOnere ie | 109 000 Lidde wis “ teely ft < : = ' rane ilfer tu: 83.5;
eet Antgnons OR D1s6e | coud be wr torn art wast Consisting of large living re | 91,950 Down More living pleasure in this VACANT CITY 3 BEDROOMS. * yicant Sates Ge ae a :
j BEDROOM UNFINISHED “Ideal truck farm Coay wage | Tilt fireplace, food sized bedrm | Bajance on OI terms ot 947 caine (wine edectinnn Uiececea aste ealt Siniogl soomel vergiiwoaersa tied (faces Teens Seren cee0 G! | weet SUSURBAN low home with basement and n chen with dining area, utility or m cluding taxes ; R ] eS foams ‘ ah peel terms . 700 down | : house for sale. FE 2- and bath 5 d and imsurance Tile bath, and garage Carpeted living room Bikchen, fall tiled bath, plastered g§ rie ! f ft front- Wooded Acreage
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. CARPETED Prisca ra on ase plant width of owes Ane er linecie full basement. ol] heat, new eng) dining Slippy Sateen Atet y | walls, oak floors, full basement, | hee um take) frost. eo 2,500 iowa Only 4 ea te to atx acres throughout 2 corner lots fenced.|§}500 DOWN — LAKE FRONT — heater. elec stove, new kitchen water softener and rear biseeront Pitts automatic heat 1601 E 11 Mile Rd. Roval Oak | Sod eae ou ide entrance en- 6 room, 3 bedroom, 1 floor, north —each beautifully wooded with
i‘e-car garage Paved driveway Bummer cottage with all furnt. | cabinets & Youngstown aink Only yerd Cyclone fenced At and hot water. beautiful shade JOrdan 60798 Lincoln 1-1795 Close Tear porch 2 car garage side 4 fine buidire sites. Quiet, se-
Near Cass e Low down pay-/ ture Large lot with lovely sandy, $%!-500 down. Immediate posses- $11,750 where can you beat r fi hrubs Offered at | Very cCitan and newt Ready to. i om income, St Mike's cluded location. yet only 3 milee
ment. Terms FE 2-111 Li. beach Enclosed reh. A real sion. it? bis 800 Pedr its reperG oaay a! move right In. Shown by appoint- ea $10,500 | west of Pontiac
NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME. E FOL value at only $5500, ~_ d : ape, GUA CS ONE atin “To Buy—To Sell—To Insure
basement Lake pr «tleges. $12 200"! ea Sows Joh K f ' $1.200 Down " " | « | Ay On CART. W. BIRD, Realtor
cent Lake. FE. 40681 ‘0 Ging home Fireplace Enclosed pore n - Irwin Fe ee oe ee earcace HO DONELSON PARK | EAST TENN 3#ON Modern 3 bed | GAYLORT 503 Community Nat'l Bank Bldg. _5-0242. or closed | gabe R full basement. new furnace an Reeds -VIN room home Large living room FF 4.9584 FE ¢4211 Ev FE 5-1302
1 ‘ood buy at only $7,000" Excel- EALTOR and garage Paved street, Looking for a beiter home? Ex-/) with dining ell. very mocern kitct ae a ent condition. Since 1925 vod east side location. To- pandable 2 bedroom brick with en. lota of cupbo ivan: 498 F Pike 81. Open Eves & Sun ' 27 Acres crifice y Vwner Sagina® Street Md i oA pboard spa tie e tal pric a asement, Attractive ho has | th woth sho Tull bas ment. Co-operatl i Estate Exch
Immediate possession, new 2 bed- $1,000 DOWN — Cosy two bedroom Phone TE eat branes s id suprise oe fireplace Marcwoed Nolte Tue ee hee ee eee ment, Se-onerative Really seis schenes Necant) ac renee pisede F
eae rel area eis, VEST st RURBAN P ae aod trees ogy | Game Dans ree, Moe ,Tue | fas rat, iaurdry tube anc drains es ae ae eee All city conveniences, aluminum| Ict. Lake privileges, close XBAN lve Mr Allen FE 2.8809} Kitchen. Tastefully decorated IM- ts in very « mabecand ionn arr: Ir you NaS ANT Mehtlsow subdivision!
combination storm windows and) schoo: only 3 miles west of Good tert? ACRES all IpSen = 4 — ~| MEDIATE POSSESSION. $1850) anown by aviiniment only and) we Ue) el on eee tee ee
down, 0! y ae ety newl "a . sot mine mart Better call today for an ap) priced at $10.8 | bullt 7 room modern on good cor-
: $22,500 WESTRI Also 4 room apt. nesrl oer [tee tes 2 pear, eareee | are | Oy Annett Inc DGE SUB — Love- so) room apt. nearly Ppt) Ae CASH BUYERS. Here s = a ald a ° 5 Tete 5 “ = ape Se RS re is the bar bus stores & schools. §8.400 ° é mtn Lac em ta en | Co Eedoeen rae-8) beict banen| a" a bergamot Possession | "Realtors FE 40328 YOU CAN'T MISS PADDOCK ST. Pre on uate Ween jlooking | Miter wR EALTORS
Otl_ heat. Auto hot water $500 rage “A custom built home and ,§! 900 down Term: 377 8 Telegraph es & Sun peti ee Becher ae S room nome i pesemment and) room, itchen. pedro fod fi | RANCH HOME mye Mere enings a Ea ie down costs. Only one-<call’ t = = = down and up. c garage rooms Auto- + b, _ Open Eve ay 1-4 _ wa pies y situated tn an A-1_ neighborhood. Derethy Snyder LE avender | Co-operative Real Entate Exchange | ang living room, full bath. full| matic col heat. Close to schools | Per"; Pigs Utlity foom and base-/ puilt 1952 very attractive 26x38 = CRAWFORD able ona rbot pee nt living. For reat 7c. basement new bet on heater, and bus. $7900. dryer jaundry ee pores ranch spanegslow Pieris ving For Sale Farms 48
uron rage. Les one ee at ! room, edrooms. tile ba {an- - AGENCY full articulars ion a Hoyt . FE 2-411 WH I | E lore tee Ook Wand County's finest FRANK SHEPARD qhere !s 2 ACRES of ground; ¢y recreation room tn basement | ~~~ ~~ ~ a taal
0% WwW. = ie FE ©1540) 3.7547 y bathing beach. Can be had for ou Lili . ~ - “R Nest atbant papery, moon saaes $12,700, terms. 4 per cent int OXFORD AREA
ves - 7088, - ochester > F; J eee $1,250 down. Seen = = CASH. : xT . Attractive remodeled 7 roem
$700 DOW N L. H. BROW he fa Realtor BROS NORTH SIDE ROCHESTER KNOI I > | Joseoh F. Reisz farm home Provides 4 bedrooms.
bedroom starter home. Pull 1362 W. Hur FE 2-4810 ° Very neat small home, full bath, ROC ESE GIN: Biles | CLARK REAL FSTATE | Carpeting Fireplace and enclosed basement. chimney. electric wir- Cooperative Real Estate Exchange = — .. as heat. close to transportation IK > 52'4 W Huron &t. FF. 20259! ° porch Basement Ot] furnace 2
ine Beet Cad le ee A ie Elliott & S —B CHRISTMAS SPECIAL i pcmcelient location. Only $750 Sensational new home value 1! Ee 4.6492 Co-cperative Real Estate Exchange cor careas 2 ee ae
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Wm. G. Whitcomb, Realtor DON’T We're Proud to Off mas gift This newly redecorated W HI es arage | ecrel lot) in| beautiful eee rece: NEAR TEL-HURON gravel loam soil Price $23,000. 0522 let some other fellow have oer patcel tam giana, bedrones Vere ll lecscucm of eed? eit Sere ae highly restricted new subdivision. | o MEAGHER REAL eSOA 63122 i : 5 8 ar nm force: “ . | = a i ond h ADA MS Sire aan els home New 5 This lovely, one-story frame very large with closets to match mice Kilehen, just off paved road 2 miles west of Rochester Modal LOW DOWN PAYMENT. @ room | Oxford. Mic os Pimericrsnaicciactan — c 300, terms Fenced lot. home with privileges on A very large living room and Lake privileges Omly 86.950 on Walton Bivd {1 mile east | heme all on Ces, We, handy to FOR FARMS AND a
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iomiet city, Ileal tore reemos| WAIT gree Aitog ies recta remodeled hitches. ‘A’ ful tare’ K. 1. Templeton, Realtor | ¢ pm." si8000 with only” $3900 ter, attractive kitchen with nice Sacre § ROOM HOMEON MIE house or a large family, fuil| till you see this 3 bdrm nice are 3 bedrooms, pine ment divided, has @ recreation | 238 Orchard Lake R4. eee 44563 | down. oe, ee een. corns | _Suchy Realty, Ortonville.
neatee Ek a tos mie ace. cedusorege enecn Pontiac! feation SS bar tS toon. the. you have a neo |—— After ¢_col 7 HANNAN WATKINS LAKE gas heat and more. $9,950. TO- | as e enty of closet space. ontiac ivent Detco : a < ah VEN NS 1 -and only AL. Sale Busi P. Paved street. Corner jot is is] Perfect for working ut of home. replace. copper plumbing, eico gas furnace and water heat- REAL ESTATE FX. 1 block from the beach. : Sale Business Property 49
ihe ar capa Ks 2 NS (0°) OB prices Mies” | Sorat th setacMamams EL eT ea ied a Eee I ae bode é _ oS : ee __ gilt for your family at only $1,500 INCOME PROPERT oors. Plastered, i . .
eC) RT eater bomtalMelt| End of the Search fos = “Hgemane atiieiai 32) BUSS SEAS te | a cane ane ramntnee | Midctriat Busting ; : ‘ommerce. Re value ~ ~ rooms § Upsta rs ty ea. state an nsurance In Cit f : at $0 660. = ith t arge ot, trees n y of Pontiac, over 14,000
a Macatrest tama)" "LONG te roe, Meee cree NORTH END CEES SINORS Pat stemest | PEGS coh SU ci [or ‘re sit “ele ean He Ants Til, A pe ety edroom ay new oil furnace and hot water Sy ” Fruit and berries, $1763 down | time B-4 you can have a new floor, of iscia design with For those who desir 300 : i cial, warehousing, or some forms : 8 a ver —rrice heater, l-car garage, with large “5 . wr . 6 per cent cont ract home with new refrig. range, latge rooms, of] heat, no cute home here a a AD rit d $1: Down P lot and garden. Brings in $53 per West SIDE Bt DACA. OM NER mace oe Tmmodiate) pee- TRAILER DOWN A esher and dryer tor only basement and located in the brick, 2 bedroom house, large| Reduced wk rent Total price $16.500 with ae aay fe on euTon TRANSFERRED — Per ileceity lenltisloae wen aaa St Bt down, and get this! 963.50 city? We have it on Voor- Kitchen with utility room Living 6 room and bath brick ter-| 85.000 down, 453 Orchard Lake, Gon kenteone peanc oper ENS : : . take la ntitien micneccodl es6 coal eis Rd. Priced at $17,- Toom 10x15 with picture window, race in good condition. full Ave. Inquire 340 Baldwin. FE Plactesed palnted cane ae Donelson Park. Spacious colonial | oh kK ]
contract ALSO 000. a modern bath. this home is | Dasement with gas heat, in| 8-1431 fee nenaie hecemen A ceitlasl eit SN Md LE n . Irwin
J S 2 | New and used large ranch : qe roUshcur ein core ood residential area close | NEW FHA HOME. ONLY < AC heat Automatic hot wa- SS pe es Se oe 236 CUCKL 2, R RE Al pie | to $51 000 Here 8 * cpectal ane Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor se. oe eee storma and & buses and stores. Imme- down, plus mortgage costs $50 a r “At oe 00 of Vie carpeted! living! tom For pest _
Saginaw _ FE_4-4091 500 3 bdrm. brick 2 car at-|22 W Lawrence 8t en Evenings includéd th a ver * arast es diate possession. Price re- mo. including taxes and insur- down, you simply couldn't kitchen iwith -adiofning breakfast 101'> N Saginaw Street
on, eu el VACANT,| mene TOME save" se.. FE S816 or PE 2106 | price Galt today? IE a duced "to 86.500 Dol water large bas Models a! miss rovm Basement. has recreation Phone FE $0447 Eves FE 29-1006 partly furnished 2 bedroom with, IOMESITES Vi POS not water large lots Model a ren Huei e UES : coe e ee nt clk!
“ oS se . ae : : cl Kennelworth 2 bi rh . A . epee eee ett de 7 gots Lake priviieges, FE 1. wrankiin-West Bloomfield Aree \ lke BR S- Ielizabeth Lake Estates UE nace 38 al $1900 DOWN. on this 2 bed- BEAUTIFUL LOT Shown by ap- CONVATI ENT ° ean = Good lots from $750 up. Some Pas Ono es Only $1,000 down on this Bldg Cor FE 2-8295 or Vinewood Be alee uel and ate oe es el ENT ‘ j : ‘ ~ oe i .
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e two cat garage. Price $3.800, A. G, Elhott & Sons = OO yee Foor the teres: — Be OOM F LIDENISHED HOUSE. | - and schools and only 88. 750, CATIFORNIN BOUNIY: On paved street in largest city
only $300 down $40 month 2361 Suburban Office A HOME OF YOUR eating space in chen, atkins Lake. FE That's the reason these owners in northern county. Large mod-
Simpson 8t. off Auburn Road! N Western Hwy. at a ME glassed im porch Basement R. AY O'NEIL. Realtor are offering their lovely 2 bed-| ern 5-bedrm. house together with between Livernots and Crooks | PE 8-1134 MA OWN with [oul Theat) Situated” on ‘ room bungalow for sale They | 4 separate housekeeping cabins « 2 lots in Elizabeth Lake- GATEWAYS t Huron Open 9-9 have it im fine condition, too!’ All completely furnished. Ideal
Established tn 1916 : Estates. Total ; ice $9,250. O Phane FE 3-7103 or OR_3-1648 Very pleasant 1420 living room for convalescent or rest heen a EAY TON W OODS | : ITS A DANDY . co-operative Real Estate Exchange | --carpets and drapes included.| &s there is none located in coun-
Split lev $050 DOWN — Over 2 acres of | 3 bedroom suburban ranch home _ HAPPINESS Master bedroom 15 5x12. They're| ty. $26.000 to ie. $00 for quick terial clecrtammating torer sane o| } nson eet berm. home, full | Full bath. large living | room. Suburhad y2 Acre oo or? SEW ROMES leaving thelr kitchen ‘range and tale. $4,500 down : pant asement, stoker heat. ning nice en, full base- F OAKLAND AVE. refrigerator ‘ouse very com- pes Beautiful fireplace Kitshea and privileges to good | ment oil furnace. insulation, and tile bath bungalow in ATT aaa . $745 DOWN, $55 MONTH fy with the new gas ce and Cas BUSINESS BLDG’S planned for ciency Attrac- Nesfeys lake, Only 5 millers north | storms, screens, large landscaped excellent) condition (overlook YOU WONT BEAT Attractive modern to the minute | tem. Oversized Ser e eh eo se tive dining Teo uge bed- FOR BETTER HOMES of poate: All Toe $5,950. Call lot. An exceptional buy. $13,250 ing lake. Full basement, oil aE droom bungalow with of] ac trees. PRICED Ti oa T aise IN SMALL TOWN
rooms. Ample closets.“ Sliding ton! heat. attached 1" car ga- THIS heat. oak floors, tile In kitchen | 600 with $3,500 down! Double prick f
doors Pull basement Attached COLONIAL HILLS NORTH spe BUNGALOW rage Close to schools. $9,450/ PIONEER HIGHLANDS BRICK and bath. Good I!vable homes in apartment Also os pts a“ heated garage, And a beautiful’ 2 bedroom brick ranch Hot water | $1950 DOWN — For this west sub- cons rooms & bath handy terms. Pontiac School System Youll say| . &00d location near bus. stores ’ on large corner lot. One fore ie
tes acre = sed lot. Outside grill | base-ray heat, carpeting. drapes, urban home on large double ee body Only $6,500. Good | _ time wel] spent adoring this im-| ®"4 schools. would pay you to in- un 1p ries vacan is property ts sttered | Sater) sotianer ang vara a hee ta a tiled bath, 2- terms Sylvan V illage Brick mbceulae nome of eet planned vestigate. . = below actual cost at $15.000. Onl
5 a ha! e of the fin ar garage and - rooms from the vestbul tra ’ ay Py : THE rt ‘a M. ok LAN Pou Bloomfield locations. aad lake Baeees Reduced is $7,.| SUBURBAN BARGAIN Attractive and well con-| to an ulirsesive aieintg Soone with TWO FAMILY. $15 750 REALTOR FE 2.0474 at "moe ser eee! rent. aa REA 950, 3 bedroom home, full bath, util- structed 2 bedroom brick | wall-to-wall ca and natural INDIAN Vil LAG, [PUN Telearaph Open) Evenings | . FE 53-1284 as $944 SYLVAN MANOR ity room, well insulated 1: bungalow with stairway to fireplace. throughout the 5 rooms | SALE OR TRADE Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FI OY J KEN
~~ ON F AR [. MOOR ; 3 bedroom brick ranch home |NEW -— East side home jot. handy to bus $7,000 with unfinished second floor Spa-| down, featuring a tile bath and| Affractive white frame two fam- | ‘ ] KENT, Realtor ns | Carport and garage New car- $1350 down Stee! kitchen aed terms Better see this cious rooms, ceramic tile; 2 Jarge bedrooms. 2 bedrooms flv located on dandy corner lot MOST DESIRABLE 24 W. Lawrence FE 54-6106 Immediate possession 2 bedroom, eting water softener On lovely nets. gas heat full bath 50 ft bath, gas furnace, alumi- with closets and open hall up with five nice clean rooms of Ste en Eves nearly new home $11.300 with ” Sndeceped lot. Priced right. Do lots, near schools. 'y block to La sed HARBOR -5 ROOMS num storms and screens, with built-in bookcases, 2 cedar your own with bath. and income . for the larger family Next to the Consumers Power _ $1,850 down. Monthly payments,, Dot Walt ; bus. Immediate possession, too! bedrooms full bath basement, large well landscaped lot | closets, full basement. recreation from desirable clean and neat of modest means. This a R L
fee! i taxes and insurance Now offered at $7,005. Easy good furnace. screened porch, ga- 65x142, cyclone fenced. $13,-| Toom. oil heat. storms and| three room upper apartment with story home has 7 rooms, ent ease > Bus. Prop. 494 49A WH < | ae non ste ae a Ae monthly payments neey shady lot Alatey low with 900, terms ecieens 7 acet brick garage with oe sto ue yh hate fad _ all meer, — ae -in
= B v i cstates panking ‘w down p&yment. Vacant. We rive. Corner plot of 3 washing machine § own wt pore gas heat a wall- FOR LEA LL Is M. TERE WER cee brick ranch, 3 rooms, | INCOME OR ROOMING — House Clarkston Brick R h andscaped shady lots with 132| handle or would consider trade. to-wall Abeer! Located Plant ode MANUFACIURING
re ull basement, fireplace and on north side. Walking distance : € anc ft frontage on James K Blvd ; ts, with many tall struction. 18,000 toon wai 41581; oe st EM 34a08) many built-in kitchen features to downtown. Could’ be con- NICHOLIE New 3 bedroom home Syivan Lake. Offered at 623,500,| DRAYTON PLAINS BUNGALOW . ‘ ced. Tt offices. Gas fired hot water heat. FE erent location, Call quickly verted to rooming i oe, with large lot in well restricted terms. YOU' LIKE H E| BARGAIN $7950 WOULD TRADE has privileges on Sylvan Rail siding, overhead crane for
maEW 3 "BEDROC e— see one private pene saee Full base- at HARGER Co. Grea with lake privileges,| HOME AND LOCATION ELL $1.500 DOWN Lake This is @ real value unloading steel. Truck bed level ) COLONIAL mL ent, garag ved street, 33 W. Hur FEsAN Large living room, n&turai Good family home with 3 bed- at $9.500 with about $1,900 unloading docks and employe 1 floor home hasi contem ‘ss $11,980 with “$3,800 down fireplace, dining rm., large DONELSON PARK Fooms on one floor, Basement down. Bessie lot. Located 8
sorties Tomfort ood ges] [ance home “yin a peitiog of ben: Fitchen ceramic tile bath.| ROMAN BRICK CAPE COD ureptioeell tol en Goer entstane: 7 Ontrortenn nti Say esi wort id ! : i : id - lily —Door Corporation MI ¢-1100, ere Plains. Carpetion | tiful trees. An artistic home de- FLOYD KENT, Reser ze 1 soace vesemment. | fecreation | guverbly located 6's rooms. 4| ink appointments. Bell or. trade NOW VACANT = ay Ft Grapes, auto. ott furnace. eeye giened ie discriminating buyer. | 24 w. Jeurense) = FE 5-6106 lvl 1ans place, automatic of] fur- —— with 2 a bathe os e ar © within 200 miles of ewe = home. we Gas Gatti, series, Suen mle
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2° age. Paved drive, Buse!) Fyenings after ¢ Next to the Consumers Power ‘hed 2 ae waraen ae ee zee: tal ct y eculpped legen of efty. Large new 3 bed- gbneral rs or auto wash busi- 19 A ah Jandecaped. rear mee siter call Mr. Wiet- AS LOW AS and drapes included. |_ kite and bath SIDE BUROALOW [ @ raneh ness. 209 . Royal Oak, ard fenced. Waterford school die| "el. F $1, 500 DOWN : by Aare down, eer bedrooms and bath $2.9 1,500 home with attached ga- Mich. Operator can ‘use any gas
Pg Doanal S ig #4.- ai up. basement, of} heat,| Attractive -ray a oe madera rage. Lot 70x 300. Owner he wants. R. A. Sadow, | ward per month FFICE OPEN 94 O space for recreation, combination| bungalow with stairway to large has moved Bows fos the a 5-6666.
a senators A. JOHNSON ious hesrecms heme. Lake = Sylvag Lake Front storms and ever attached | floored attic. oll heat, basement, ong, beg educed price to GARAGE: Sidi nea 5 ss ear br 1 " efi OUxX & FR ANKS olf HNSON, Realtor ton Plains, Pleasant view of lake PLUS COSTS ok Weated contempo-| 1 cnascape iguh bree | wale soe ‘oak floors, Dandy ga-| beat this one LAE IN Oe LOCATION OENERAL REAL ESTATE 1704S Telegraph Rd —- a living room picture rerami PAYMENTS $33.7) FI hall, T cieopanseres in ‘ine erty. bel g decorated Offered »*| rage. Lot 1 Pair SHOP PHONE Pee 40s, 4205 . . rooms, ceram P ‘ : ‘ Open ci con tre FE 4-2533 tue path.’ linen and and hail ‘clos | PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE | Gining area, carpet and HONE AND LOCATION = BRICK DUPLEX 66 DRAYTON PLAINS YOUR LIFE’S MADE dinette. Large iutchen iy pli Lash Heke datly and Sunday. 120 drapes, tile bath, 2 large $19.975 SA OR TRADE Only $1,700 down, and this
‘ d sulated Auhomatie. ‘on One biock west of Mont- lake level tom To B To Sell-To Trade Investors take nofice, Here fs like-new cedar ‘shake 5 ; Bargains . furnace, electric water heater. A orig between Montcalm and tures extra bedroom aleveee! YOU BUY IT WELL insune 1t| good sound investment and -- “Gees ged is beste a : caus Near Crooks Rd. and South Biva.| Well, built home. Immediate Oakland. Two bedrooms, living bath, . fireplace, screened ‘ood sound building. Located in ro oe EASIER through Classi- NEED A FINANCE: | gession. Only $70 mo., full price} room. kitchen. bath, and utilit rch, “hot water heatin fran the Holidays. in this g ass Large, — oan pos bed- Cash offers conside: room, colored Youngstown kiteh- system. Attached 2 var Pod aare Mig . en aoe coming area. oe 9 on ahes. : ae
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1 N. Raeinaw
Eves. FE 2-1804, B © SELL REALTO a oe 18 THE “BIRD” 70
Heense. Stock & ey a <I $3,000. 48 Putman. Fe 3-9107.
Kew SINCLAIR SERVICE STA-
f. —— = wall Lake
US-10 MOTEL
Meters 8 <— motel Pius sep-
roo! located on!
the tony Dizie Highway, All units
are wel] furnished and have an
excelient heating system. Home
fe im fine condition thruout 200!
feet on U8. 10-plenty of room
to expand Only $13,500 down
Owners will trade for home or
contract. 4
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR. FE 2.8316
“LETS TALK
BUSINESS”
GIZASS
Money to Loan 53
~~~ {Slate Licensed Lenders)
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 L948 to ‘rs Bring vour
Most wacie chesed ur
also made on furniture. Signatures and other securities.
Oakland
Loan Co. 202_ PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
PE FE 41574
LOANS: j '
: Extra Fast
Service | You can berrow ¢: attickiy
| om signature, car or furniture
| Loans made without endorsers for
| any worthwhile purpose to
20 months to repay.
- HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE Corporation of Pontiac
(3s South Gaginaw St. Kay Bid
2nd_Floor Phone_ FEdera! 40545
Need $500 or Less
WITH OUVICK
SERVICE ?
Then Home & Auto
to come Most
your first visit |
is the place
loans made on
: or signature and
a ropes ment “plan suited to your
needs. Friendly. courteous service
awaits you. Leslie Fleisher, Man-
eager Berkley Voss, Presideut.
Ph. FE 58121
Home & Auto
Loan Company] — Hours: ® to 6; Saturday 9 to 1
01 Community Natl Bank Bidg.
NEED SEASONAL
CASH? baat 4 well erie bar that| Get it fast at Beneficial Loan ae ie meee he tonne pect | custom-tailored te your needs and
designed | income Phone first for @ one- architect and re rir love tt | trip joan
The res are almost unbeliev- BENFFICIAI ble. cams the judge mate 2iNT. Nhe
lease! oe rms on © property ~-INANCE (
Substantial down payment re- BEN ANCE CO!
quired on the business. 1 W Lawrence 8t FE 2-0240
MI rence 8 LOANS, $25 TO, TO oe - ( H J i AXTE! LIVIN
. BUSINESS 64 W. Lawrence St FE. 44-1538 SALES CORPORATION 1873 8. Telegraph Rd.
. FE ck:
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE
TODAY'S SPECIALS aA TRAILER PARK & wot
on one of busiest lakes 500 ft.
$82,009 on terms.
Ld
of lakefront
bates yo Le
sore fata us" ‘mignea;
ald a lke Comfortable 4
apt. Real estate
included at ss $27,500 with just
down.
ARD AND GENERA!
ORE al = US. Highway
Port Ht Good hardware
and thers household items
plus atock. Will $3,000 “down. trade!
WARD E. PARTRIDGE |
REALTOR, FE 28516 © W. Burog St Open Eve REA ae & BUBINTSSES.
IGHOUT MICKIG WHEN YOU NEED
$25 to $500 You can get ft geen om your
signature. car or furniture No en-
Gorsers. Payments to suit vour
budget We will be glad to help
you with vour money problems
FINANCE CO. 10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg
FE ©1574
__ Mortgage Loans 54
LOANS $600 to $1,500
2. «For ho
improvements
3. To rough-in or enclose Gouses Partly constructed
4 To bulld a Serene or oB
® garage hom
On second mertes Tig)
Apply 200 Nationa) ‘Building
——Fontiac of phone FE ¢4720
R a gets Giecoai ae
restaurant and 16 renta!
“Munt Club’ area.
ved barn yard, on good road
20 acres, good buildings, ‘y mile! trout ™ otr running through. 10
room bidg. on main trunkline high-
way for Antique shop or any
business, Drive In (food) near |
ov see Modern building on)
three fert to school and
Dusknens: Gistriet, Nursery location,
118 ecres 2660 ft eect on
gre: 2x ar .
jem family oe and hone the
Ld ing.
ag 6 S06 80. Main &t ipods |
Sale Land Contracts 52). pon ne
SPECIAL 9808 Discount on $4,000 land con-
Bold for $4,800, 8800 paid down. 6 per cent interest our |
$3 Secured bv eost only 200, ;
room bungalow home garage
and large 100x264 f jot Weat
of eity limits about 1 mile. Ask for Mr. Brown
ES HH, BROWN, Realtor “Woron | ____ FE_2-4810
Mass te toLean 53 (State Licensed Lenders) _
_ LOANS
EE. nee FE 210 r ENDLY SERVICE _
Wf FAGUE FT: FINANCE CO!
202 N. MAIN rooms, | ~ Swaps | __ 55
; BUILDING LOTS WORTH $200
$400 accepted as trade in on ured
cars. H. J Van Welt, OR 3-1365.
‘ELECTRIC PORT SEWING MA-
chine with foot contro! for tape
recorder or what. FE 5-3960 aft 4
S HP. OTOR FOR
pool FE 65-3960
after
FOR Seer OR, ‘TRADE FOR HAY
2 — ponies Idea! Christmas
MA 42069. Walled Lake
|PREE ‘AND CLEAR. SMA 6
oom modern home for eoulty tn
lerver home. Call after 4 PE OUTBOARD M
ae or what
46246,
31a SAW AND BELT SANDER |
for television. OR —; =
6 ROOMS, “UP, 1%
aths, lot oo Peruy fin- ished Will tee housetrailer for
equity, 1 mile
_full_price_ $7,880 WILL TRADE 1934 BUICK SPF-
cial 4 door for seasoned land con-
tract or will sell. FM 3-3960 .
WILL SELL OR TRADE FUR-
nished cabin near Harrison for
near Milf
Press, Box
WILL TRADE A 1-50 \ 1-30 GIBBON,
Guitar and case, like new, for
tilt Arbor saw, or will) sel! rE.
$3400 Pontiac. Ponti
F k ATERNITY
dress, size 8, fire new
BOY'S HOCKEY SKATFS_
$4 Boy's bi h-top shoes, size 4 |
$4 «Roller ates $2. Excellent |
cond 64 Seminole
|BROCADE SLIPPER SATIN WED-
ding gown. Size 1 Hip length
ROCHESTER, MICH. | Sf {35% elt sno "a tel) bana Le $500 eid dress. $30 apiece. FE
LIVESTOCK |FORMALS COCKTAIL CLOTHES ROUSEHOLD Dresses Sizes 7. @ and 16 Very |
Ph_ Rochester OL | eon Ol 1.0781 reasonable 27019
35,000 Families
Recommend
Buckner's
Pour an — Conven-
fent ces in are
ome ood — quietly “bor:
sessing cme m payments,
full amount, You
ded
cost oF BORROWING
at Buckner’s 18 LESS
THAN YOU THINK
Get needed cach quick!y a ee ees
from Buckner'’s friendly iA peuRees IN SMALL RADIOS
loam Gompany. i m $6 to $14. FE 65-8755
. ate “SIZE NORGE GAS STOVE |
_Good shape. $45. FE 3-3810.
APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE.
uckner ur burner, $129.50 value, $69. 81 scratched, A several
full size ranges tn electric and
nance . ge values. MI Or.
Offices are located: MINK-DYED MUSKRAT. &f teats 13 STRIPE SHEARED BEAVER coat $1,100 value. Must yn Very |
cheap FE 2-7019 ___|
GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM. SIZE 12
to 14 Almost new; also hat, bag,
__ scarf, $5.00 4-5382
MINK DYED ) MUSKRAT. 8 SIZE i¢
_18, full length, $60. MI 40543
LAMB COAT, SIZE 12.
good cond., Phone FE 4-0645.
16
18 Full length $60_
Sale Household ‘Goods 57
A Ten ECS BUY
burner
cellent shape
8 Dakota FE 5-T70S after 5.
$s at extraordinary
— Fluorescent, =
e Ave.
APT, | y CON. p Nationa) dition. $35, ELECTRIC —D ty ex Pontiae, Inq Floor, Bidg. BENDIx mere
otf LA ig Drayton Piatns, 4612 Dixte Hwy.
— Lake, 39 Be Sevaston
48402 Ven Dyke | B
block North across from Bank
DON’T WISH FOR
MONEY! Make it easily
through Classified Ads. To
sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, 4
_ dial FE 28181. -
met , BRAND NEW 8 PIECE cae Sane TABLE AND =
al excellent a
‘wee BOTILE GAS New gto lagen BE olete instal.
ation, Rg gas, Kenyon
. $2§. Olgh chair, $8. OF
BUNK.BED OUTFIT
ire Beary hee Pearson’ 's Bank od oi | | | | you ipl PAY LESS A
c WANT T Las
ABOUT ANY NG YOU
AN BE FOUND ‘TL & 8. eae vabies, $1.98 ip; new book-
ase f Pp
beds. all sizes
V sets, 625 wW chrome dinette sets. 6 pc as
ib 08 ne
$ ple & chests new & used
im suultes
Woes room aiuites in, tes aM 50 up Many
LAE at Sadak
LAN
rade anything. Come
round 2 e-res of
TO § a
el
co east of
or mi. Ao of Auburo
rites oe abi FE S241
“BEFORE CHRISTMAS
BARGAINS | Electrie range
Uptoioted chair
Refrigerator, like new
Chrome breakfast set
Phileo
eprings
sizes. We buy, sell and exchange
everthing for the home
Oakland Furniture 104 S. Saginaw FE 3-9523
BRAND NEW 5-PIECE
CHROME DINETTE
SET
$69.95 Value for $39.95 1 full size table, 4 sturdy chrome
chairs
CHOICE OF COLORS A 5 :
Pearson's Bank Furniture
42 Orchard Lake Ave FE 4-768]
We Give Gold Bell Gift Stamps
CASH FOR OUR FURNITURE
or tools. OR 7-2717
i CIRCLES FLUORESCENT | FIX-
tures Newest brightest and most
modern rie of lighting for kitch-
ens. dinettes, bedroom and rec-
reation rooms $1195 value, $5 05
Silgbtly factory marred Call_at
factory showroomis, Michigan Flu-
orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave.
CONLON IRONER FULL ‘SIZE,
open ends, $60. Baby buggy, $18.
FE 8-1310.
CHROME DIN
semble these yourself and save.
aga are and table, $6905 val-
mice ‘oo
Come in tay
ese mary of ff ose. sa yee Pisce
i herd Lake Ave.
cca Sa AN NNER-
spring mattress, very clean Full
size, $15 Small tapestry daven-
eo slipcdvers, $20. FE bargains
DEEP . FREEZE UPRIGHT. ONE aT America’s best makes. Freezer
fi guaranteed for § years
$405 for §278 Slighi scratched
in transit Michigan uorescent,
393 Orchard Lake Ave
DEEP FREEZE AT THE LOW
wholesale cost. other floor sam-
pe appliances at big savings.
arwicks 2678 Orchard Lk Rd
DRESSER, CHEST AND WASH-
ing om Good condition FE
2-2136
DRYER, DEMONSTRATOR. $95. R-
B Munro Electric 1060 W_ Huron.
EASY WASHER WITH AUTOMA- tic spin rinse. Like new. FE
5-1482
ELECTRIC RANGE. NEWEST 30 inch model. with every bnew per
sible feature One of America
famous tame rends Sli
scratched $285 vale, Ay
gan Fluorescent,
Lake Ave Orchard | re Ye & jai apt $38 up; ranges |
ate
12.95 \up; dio. |
and mattresses all. tric,
_wW
TRADE-IN $1800 Value uph.
bench DEPT vanity
| $25 se value face lamps Spinet writing desk
3-3 metal bunk beds &
living rm suite
Table top gas range
Guar. recon elec washer
WYMANS
18 W. Pike st. FE ¢1122
TV. $35. CHAIRS AND END Ta-
desk, bs paar md
gold velvet
_cellent_ condition.
1 ROSE DAVENPORT AND ‘CHAIR
| OR 3-5370 after 5 30 bles. Cheap. Other items. FE
__ 5-2766.
2 PIRESIDE CHAIRS. BLONDE |
an
| 12% INCH RCA CONSOLE © $29.95 TV “a kit
AL TON. TN Walton we Josiyn FE 2-225
Used Trade-in Dept. Washer
' Refrigerator
Corner cane
2 Dag
field cosmpeeee
oer caper ® &e
items, sony enient teres
ava FCONOMY FURNITURE CO. #1 8. SAGINAW 8
PONTIAC. MICHIGAN
USED. ,*BT. ELECTRIC RANGES. R. ere Electric Co. 1060 w
Saree GAS DRYER EXC | Condition. $96 OR 3-4277
)12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 Guar house paint, ga! $195
Sbe-tos roof coating, “8 gal $328
VINYL INLAID TILE ', PRICE.
RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL. $350,
SYERS 141 W Huron PE 43064 |
| USED GE WASHING MACHINE. |
$30. Good _tondition OR 35406.
USED WASHING MACHINE. :
as M 1060 Ww.
Le unro Electric,
USED RE REFRIGERA R $38 AND
me ts Lo ectric, 1060
USED DEPT. Norge 8 cu. ft. refrig. .. $79.50
Philco @ eu. ft. refrig. 50.50
Coldspot 50
Maytag square tub . $40 50
Easy Spindrier washer $50.50
Electrolux vacuum cleaner 0 50
wens other bargains to choose
from
CLAYTON’S
AO: lt a ake Ra
rE
USED HOT POINT AUTOMATIC washer $69 20 95
and up, new Hot Beta Museen
er, $329 95 now $229 95 Rect
Radio & Andpliances 422 W Hi
ron. FE 4-1133
WASHER, $20; OIL 8
_er. $15: gas stove. $:
WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL
console Neech! for price of port-
_able Free sons E 2-8213
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER.
FE 5-008 condition, $50. Desk.
896 PACE HEAT-
FE 5-2766
EX-
$30
U8ED BRYANT ee GAS WA-
ter Dealer! 30 oa) EO B. Munro _ Electric, Byron
WAY XP GABERT'S _
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE
ELECTRIC STOVE, WASHER AND}
dryer. 2 pe sectional Sweeper
and smal] tables and odd chairs FE 5-2333 t
}
}
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER FA. |
mous mame brand. Slightly | marred Exceptional value Mich
igan Fluorescent, 393 «Orchard
Leake eae
ELECTRIC STOVE. $815
OIL SPACE eke $25.
KENMORE IRO' $50.
MY_ 3-37 7, ces
FOR SALE (2
SIMPLEX IRONER. GOOD As
NEW. OR 3-7432 or OR 3-7221
AT EXTRAORD!-
na Values We have brand new
18 modern and traditional de-
signs to bedrooms and iiving room
suites These are showroom sam-
ples) Come look and compare
with all other suites offered else-
where You can buy these for al- |
most the price of used furniture
Michigan enone cast: 393 ~Or-
chard Lake
FOR SALE: “OUARANTEED RE FURNITURE
frigerators . 39 05 uD Wringer washers 839 95 up
@ninner washers $69 65 uD
Vacuum cleaners $795 up
Rov's. 96 Oakland FE 24611
GOOD USED ELECTRIC RANGE
and refrigerator Cheap. 70 Sum- |
__mit After § pm
Gas STOVE GOOD CONDITION | FE 27-1174
|
from city limits, IMS. FE 5-7600._ | HOOVER VACUU
housetral fag or good building lot | £ Tinos FUM a PAINT SALE,
Pp Liu | LATE
_ For Sale Clothing =
SIZE 8. i Grea gas stoves
pORGET
HOTPOINT MOBILE | DISHWABR- | er Fioor model $is0 |
Munro Electric 1060 WwW. mares |
| HOTPOINT WASHER & DRYER, |
matched pair, $35995, installed
R Munro Electric. 1060 W
NEW, 40 Huron
per cent off Rebuilt
also reduced 056 Myrtle.
Gardens
LanaE ae th
ta 8 vacuums |
Huron |
LOUNGE CHAIR. ENG. | ie wand chair 2 lamp 1] 4-4479 after T om —=
° tice at Jack's 277 Baldwin,
MODEL EASY 8PINDRIER
Used very little. $50
30 Electrolux. $35 washer
Late model
_ FE 4-8005
Lord’s. Specials S pe dinette set $40 95 |
$40.05 |
up
up
$20 00 |
Lord's
Furniture and Appliances | (25 W. Huron 3t. FE ¢-
“Where Wrigley's Used To Be”
NORGE CeRIONT FREEZER. AL- |
$173. OR 3-1672
LECTRIC AUTO DRY- er ee used, good condition |
2936
FE 2.
|@ BURNER GAS”
oven good condition,
2-7813
$139 95 Et BCTRIC WATER ‘HEAT. | R,. B. Munro FE! er, ec-
tric, ‘oon w ‘w.Ruron. _
RADIO & | BHONOORAPR CON-
‘ the best of “RANGE WITH , $2
get ow real buy here! F’ i
bet 8 am. and & p ‘on.
__through Fri Reg. Price Sale Price
$284.05 Tronrite diz. froner $219 95
$129.95 Speedqueen washer | $88
$319.95 Kelv elec range $190.95
$895 RCA 21° color TV $69:
$269.95 Zenith 21° TV $229 05 |
$419 86 Norge 12 cu. ft ref. $2369.95
$189 95 Bendix
; $274.95 Maytag elec dryer $199.95
choose from
121 N. Saginaw FE 56-6189
WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE.
ab Pull size. Good cond, $100
fs an Peto See perfect cond. $40
253 N. ens e ay
be pawessesn) “pet 5 and ®@ pb
7-PIECE LIVING
“ROOM GROUP Modern 2 piece suite, 2 modern
step tables. matching coffee te
ble. 2 decorator iamps
ALI. FOR $97, PAY
ONLY $2 WEEKLY
Pearson's Bank Furniture 42 Orchard Lake Ave.
We Give Gold Bell
. __ Christmas Gifts Gift
_59!
AKC DACHSHUND PUPPIES FE-
males vepee holds until an | TALL CHRISTMAS TREES CUT |
mas FE 7-828. yourself for 2) ae Costes: Ra Rea LES. mile north of Seymour x a
Bicyc Por © © MADE | IN For further directions call OA England Slightly ecratched tn | &35e0 befo 10 @ and afte
transit. 80850. terrific values $44 2 m_ 7 = |
Michigan Fluorescent, 303 or 2is
chard rd Lake Ave
BLACK } PERSIAN LAMB COAT. as
M eneth, good condition $75 oasis”
BOY'S BIKE 36 Be WESTERN
_ Flyer $25. FE 2-4
BOY'S HOCKEY Shes 4 table on legs Pair sale
house. Galoshes All A-l
cheap OR 3-2420_
BOYS SCHWINN “BICYCLE _ 2.
_Excellent condition FE 2-675
BOY'S” CHICAGO ROLLER
Skates, size 6 and girls in white,
aire FE 8-0319 Between 13
_ and § pm
1958 ENGLISH BIKE $3950 FE
BOY'S SCHWINN BICYCLE
Excellent cee Lionel train
equipment large assortment
_ White Side ¢ Tos ire. rE 23-6752 26°
COMPLETE papal a ‘TRAIN OUT- | FIT CALL 53-5004
CHILD'S ROTL TOP bESE pats
swivel chair. 24” bicycle.
e214
CHRISTMAS SALE. 4 REGiS- tered veagice Rea! beauties Sel!-
ing out 2737 Dearborn, Rochester.
Between Crooks and Livernois,
off Auburm
| CROCHETED | ARTICLES CHEA _FE 2-4613. 142 8 Pedi =
, $700 MINK - DYED SIUEE RAT |
full length coat. Excellent cond ,
size sro3 8 Sacrifice for $250. MA
ple 5-79:
GIVE HIM A BEAGLE FOR Christmas Started doe< and pup-
pies Suncrest Kenne! 3059 In-
_fianwood Rd. _ULk Orton
SIZE 4 ROLLER SKATES 84 FE 4-0063
‘Se ot Titan 4:
ns. repeater rt:
Both In good —— Phone OR 3-5402
PORTABLE SEWING ae Ass
condition $25. 50 8B. Ast
PORTABLE WASHER 11 time = $20 FE 2-1159
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. All makes, $24.95 & up. Pully
guatanteed. Thyle Electric 502
N Johnson
REFRIGERATORS: LAST YEAR'S |
955 models. One of America's |
beet brands. Perfect, new, guar- |
anteed for 5 years Buy a new
refrigerator for a little more than
a used machine. Michigan Fluor-
excent, 393 Orch Lake Ave.
Seo marexen yo DOBERMAN PIN.
seher, 1 old, Tho
wringer washing machine, ey
Reh Mines See ET = Pret on tae Me clea.
= epee err Tae FE 48701. MODERN HOBBY HORSES STURDY.
spring controiled, non tip, with
reins, tail and mane gi ot 88. 2381 Mt_ Clemens rd, FE 7-0
ICE ‘SKATES, LIKE NEW Choe
white, size @ man's, size @ ee
__2-3284_ before noon
LIONEL CG ONSTRUCTIONEER set Large size FE 2-4376
LARGE LIONEL | TRAIN, WITH Ac-|
cessories. Excetient condition OR 32-2378
LIONEL TRAIN AND A ACCESS,
$125 64 Exmoore Men's Chicago
roller skates size @ $10 en's
hockey skates, sive 0, $5_
LIONEL TRAIN, LARGE “LAYOUT.
6 x 8 base board, 6 auto. Hr ifron bey
many other cures. $85. 40843.
MARX ELECTRI es COM-
plete. Extra rock $10. Mir $0481 or MY 2-1961,
piles BLE ‘as
ni
ae tthe Ra wer $8, _
SMALL CHILDREN'S SHOE a
ler bees size 12 and 3.
Hotpoint portable troner, fie ee
omery Ward
GER CONSOLE see Ma} fam Sachine, Wie pore a in Earp tne sii 6-PIECE BEDROOM _| Set 6P Four matcwen sPAaLp-
SET Nice ‘Christmas i ees.
enutiful dresser. Latge mirror, 4 72) Elizabdeti.
full size bed. my chest of | Lake ra
“ALL FoR's@ PAY | _ ONLY $2 WEEKLY RENT IT Fastleh
carson’ . Bank Furniture through Rent Ads! Room, We Give Bell Git re house, apartment, | any-
ak om thing — Want Ads give
Pick & pai NT STORE, you ACTION. Dial 'FE $34.50
Heywood Wak es
Table and ri (aire) Bey wees bree i
: ae
elec dryer $139.95 |
i months to pay, many others to)
FE 47881 |
Stamps |
: =
i
=| Sale Household Goods 57/ Sale Household Goods 57 FUNNY BUSINESS
TRADE aas ‘RANOES FoR ne ~
Bul —- by Hershberger
“It’s his oan break!”
Christmas Gifts 59 For Sale Miscellaneous 60
RAG RUGS TYreRRITER | ae | CABINET SINKS FROM $59 re
Shotgun FE 2-4339 _ Sinks to build in from $39
SPECIALS ON CHRISTMAS TREE ed Nght hp 25 ae otfidoor set,| Thompson. 80 8
reg 295 now 95 20 light set, ies aa oy
ree So 10, $8.40 7 Itget multiple CLOSEOU t
set special at $1.47. Christmas Extertor and interior doors 48x96
decorations of all Kinds. See our! X%s plyscord. 44 per sheet large basement Toyland Trade Cash and carry. Pontiac Plywood
in your eld skates on a new pair. co 1 Baldwin Ave. FE
lbp qi pened Open Scarmiag!
= ot hess? aps CHROME PLATED HAT AND BARNES HARDWARE in good condition. Best
742 W Huran
USED CLOTHING AND
used poe Reasonable
aize
size
__Nurserv
cate
SP
steuon
_port Rd Christmas Trees
A_ CHRISTMAS TREE
ab a
CHOICE CHRISTMAS
TREES sold penne ety freshly cut. Lo.
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
at
EEDWAY 79 Tit bae 3 aie omer. FIGURE GEATES 3 arg skates ans 7 7420
bearing ent at a a 2a pen
CHRISTMAS T atin
BALS8} LONG NEEDLE papal
HAROLD JAMES FLOWE.
1560 8 Telegraph Rd, 2 pocks _S of Orchard Lake
CHRISTMAS TREES. $l on
Staniey ‘» block south ef W.
_Columbta
% mile north of Dixie Hwy on
Sashabaw Rd. Also
corner of M-58 and Alr-
ao
(Just BEAUTIFUL
CHRISTM
TREES HAND CUT AND
PICKED
DIXIE DAIRY
Shopping bit ta
N. TELEGRAPH
North
Center } N
of Tel-Huron
up
Anxkume
SCOTCH PINE
choice §
cut
_ Oakley 70c spruce WN
trees
or
TREES. Y
400 1845 Opdyke
retat] CHRISTMAS TREES $1.00 AND Balsamas,
grown Scotch Pine. American of
_§lon. corner Auburn and Paddock ureery
EVERGREEN WREATHS, $2 UP.
Reg roping, now 46c
Grave blankets &
House of Evergreens 444 Marion.
2-450
YOUR |
SCOTCH PINE CHRISTMAS TREES |
Wholesale or
your own. MA
Park Ra. You may |
+ 2
Walled Lake. |
For Sale « Miscellaneous 60
&
ings | frames from $7 used |
Used umber
«oors complete
88.00. New flush
13. insulation, bu AS GOOD AS NEW BABY SCALES
Busey —— bathinette and Teeter - +8506 2335
_Femdaie * Sylvan Lake
ATTENTION!
LUMBER BARGAINS? Just received several cars of new
sell at real sav-
with
doors
ding
boards. ceilinr tile felts, shingles,
sheathing
all at ba
~ window
|
| |
|
|
+5340 Highla
PLASTIC WALL TILE ac Ea.
Unclaimed tn 2.40
Surplus Paint 1.0
| White ane 1 = | Asphalt tile
Harold’s Paint & Lino. _l4o 8 Saginaw St.
32GAL. ELEC HEATER $8205, 36 Gal Auto Gas Heater $54 95 |
Cab sinks & fittings $50 50 wy
Laundry trays stand faxcets $23 9
SAVE § SUPPLY. 100 § Saginaw St
BARG AINS | TOYS PC SETS | ALL Prices and save
SURPLUS LUMBER
MATERIAI SALES Co, ! (M5@; OR
ELECTRIC nails. door
Tgain prices
s—mill work hard
Used
Get
nd Red
TOOLS APP ware,
brick
our | Free estimates
3-7002
LI- ances at wholesale pri
GENERAL W UeE CO. 2258 Dixie Hwy. ARK
Anti-Freeze.......53¢ off |
Pair “AS
3.3758,
SKATES,
Ri
All FE 4-54
Ladies & Gents
make watches from
Musical instruments, camera
typewriters
Christmas shoppina. at and make
ros
Yy
K2
tric spayer Dell sewing machine. 710 5 Ww Tire: Le
ss planter lanes
vl,
2-0452 AFTER 5 P
BEST BUYS IN JEWELRY
ngs from $4 95
e
luggage. Do
inaw’ St. 8. Sag
FE aint,
Per:
Eddard your dollar do for wo,
rete OUTLET steam
"hi
Ty
2 Re-
Elec- LIONELL | 178,
| 16x
nad
BROWN LEATHER JACKET, SIZE rier
40 OR 42 bet FIGURE ICE Winugows. Anderson and other
$10 ..
case, $25 CHICAGO aouake bpp tals
3-9889
sone racks.
phate Can be seen at 530 E
CHRISTMAS TOOLS
FREE PLANS for TOYS
CHURCH'S INC
107 Squirre!_R4. 2.0233 DUO THERM OIL Se 220
; eee and pipes. $50.
DRAW TITE HITCHES CHRO! OR_ CADMIUM
cers.
3.45 Dizle Hwv
3-1456
21x32 double sinks
Washbowls with fittings $11 05
3 pe alo! bath (ts) with
— 109
Facto Seconds—Irrerulars
SAVE" och aon ‘SUPPLY,
100 S_ Saginaw § FE 54-2100
244 IN JIG See AND MOTOR. causes Chef gas range. FE
ELECTRIC LIOHT FIXTURES
for every room the house in
Dewest 1955 designs. Terrific val-
ues, room, $4.50 value, §2.
Dining room, $10.06 value, $5 w.
Porch, $2.95 value, $1.05. Slightly
factory trregulars ichigan Flu
orescent, 303 ‘he! @ Ave.
FIRST QUALITY 6 FT. BA TH-
tubs SO: 6B je =totle
19.95: 1 double * eds:
s a $10.95 OG. Thompson. try.
FREE 81 RSE TOILETS $10 95 21232 double s : 9.95
— wis with, = nol mo
red ba
Pitings : $100.50
F onds — Irregulars
BAVE UMBING 8U Y
172 8, Saginaw FE 5-2100
7 . _ $71.25
Gal Auto gas heater $54.95 . sinks & fittings up $59 50
Stand faucets $23 95
172.58 Saginaw 6
$25 160.000 unit
water softener, ry tre.
14 guPPLY.
130 PD STOKER.
Renalds, pgs
_ $50 MA 6
G.& M. arpening Service
Rave your skates sharpened now
FE 5-7835
| Northwest corner W: Walton & Opdyk
HOT WATER HEATER 30 aie
Gas 4950 and These are slightly marred
electric of! and bottled
ers at terrific values '
Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake
Ave
KITCHEN WALL CABINETS. 30 x
1§ heavy e steel. Refrigera-
fin: Value $12 95
os get marred
ung s ex, 397
_ Orchard L Take Ave
KRESGE AUTO. OIL FLOOR!
iermace with all controls. $45. OR
KITCHEN CABINET SINK. 54 IN
Gare with faucets, $129.05 vai-
so wall and base oe at terrific values. These
slightly transit marred Michi-
ae worescent, 393 Orchard ake Ave
KENTILE Six marble colors Sx8% inch
9 CENTS EACH FLOOR SHOP 9 S&S Saginaw St
SOLLINGENEAD VARIETY paToae 2 mile, out Baidwin. co’ Mac. “Ole
; syering aod ee “¢
ated
278 GAL. FUEL OIL TANK, LEGS.
_ Fe See: eno New. Delivered $38
JET W WATER PUMPs ewvies Ga.
| _Thompsun 80 8_ Perry LADY'S $600 DIAMO 8 _ 85 pt. $250. Must sell FE 3-
| LAVATORIES, COMPLETE ith
| faucets $2450 value $1495 Als
|
tollets. bathtubs. shower stais -*
terrific values. These are crate
marred Michigan Fluor:
393. Or- Sant Lake Ave
| LIONEL TRAIN. WATER HEAT-
er Chicken coop, Overcoat Ice
_ Skates FE 5- pare’ y
= TUMBER CASH AND CARRY
white pine boards
‘ piaster board
48" rock iath
Insulation loose and blanket
Culverts for drivewavs
celotex mine les 7.50 so 1 car 8. 100 M
eAL oes: Tuterionn e
‘ane ABATE,
White vine and mouidin
Teton and exte "doors
Oak and fir flooring
see Pine & Cedar
~ Paul vt Cvr Eammer Co
| 6120 hoot Lake R Commerce
EM Son ee
‘LINOLEUM... 39 YD. ec WAL LE 29¢ FT
13c FLOOR TILE Ox: be
$4.05 61 68 GAL
A =z L. NTL-PREEZ: Me GAL. |
SMITH’S, 257 S. Saginaw
LIONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER TRAINS Authori iactory service and
Free test
Berry ait
re
CIRCLE
276
Garage Doors pe FROM
PAL
apt fatiy guaranteed.
ar’ wp Estimates on on factory veer
TASKER'S. 63 W. HURON ST.
MONROE TILT- TOP STRAILER, + + ton capacity.
_ > 7947.
inch mirror, . metal cabinet
$7.96 value ote Slightly marred.
Also mie heist pple Medicine
cab! lights
New tllding triple door units a’!
it exe al bargains. Michigan
luorescent.
PE
ovdve
FLUORESCENT FIX- i 393 Orouard Lake
ve
NEW & USED PORTABLES, WILL yhl) of) and grease any make
sewing machine within: a radius
of 10 miles for only 87 Parts
extra, PE 4-3030. 838 Auburn.
CIGARETTE
stove
/ Been awn-
FREE STANDING TOILETS $21 $8 |
MEDICINE CABINETS. LARGE 20; 7 sl For Sale Miscellaneous 60
ZA le WHEEL CHAIR AND BEL- tone hearing aid Nee reason-
gblie 634 Parkwood A For Sale Miscelldncous 60 STORM SASH Aluminum combination nly pal
ies SOIL PIPE. FT| 8nd doors. LOW LOW price! 5 lengths r bes FE 4-6089
ak um
nat AvE ‘BLUMBING corr Bom to? pm. agiha 100
i, NEW eS PIPE Talbott Lumber
lay matin ithe | ln |S PS paint, Also Spread Satin and ‘- } +0) tbat rubber ase ard-
| 172 ivaegiehe ‘NitNG our, 2100 ware, tlhe electrical sup-
eor-Sar Tae - Dues. m, dows, doors and |
; =n nye ARY @ full — ci Umber. 108 105 Oakland
Ave. TILLERS W _ ave. tn. FE ¢ A deposit will Terres vine TILT ARBOR SAW, fax AND ‘JOIN: nt, fi er on s hp. motor en
Gardss oad Ulate Bauienent Youth ‘bea "PE 3-000 1503 S. Woodward -orth of 14 __ efter : ) pm
—Mile_Ra “Birmincham Mi, 48000 UNWANTED ARTICLES RE NEW GALVANIZED wil moved free ot charge OE 3-8762
| Ree bE bostneel ft | UsED FURNACES. O1L BURNERS, Po NE a UMBING suPP ye she burners, blower. stokers and | 100 8. Saginaw E_ 5-2100 stoves ott eating .. Roch-
| ORD GARAGES SSS TO
look like new Lenethen vour ea-
rage ut to Fae warage doors
Terms FE 45654
_ OLL SPACS HEATER _ “DOUBLE
burners. blower 80,000 BTU out-
put 1°) yrs. old Heats 5 to 7
rooms Ol! tank Copper tubing
y. modern design Pe new
_FE_ +300 5 to
Silica Sand 100 Ib bag “$1 25
! 4°x4" Hearth Tile . Ge each
| 6x6" Hearth Tile _ 25¢ each ee
| BLAY LOCK
| COAL & BUILDING BUPPLY CO
eh Orchard Lake Ave PE 3-7101
PACHOUD WRECKING CO
2301 Dixie Hwy PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARD
Buulding supvlies OR 3-1217 OR 12
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
M
1x12 redwood mien, s $200 M
Knotty pine $165 M
Clear oak ACK $230 M
BLACKETTS
suHene Aig
161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston
PUMP JET TO 60 FT.. 835
1580 8. Telegrah Re Re. 2 blocks
south of Orchard Leake
south of Or
Save Money at BURMEISTER'’S
LUMBER
800,000 Foot Sale
tn Lumber Now Gotne On
T BURMEISTER’S OUR PRICES ARE NOT NLY
LOW BUT OUR SERVICE IS
3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU
.x8 sheet rock C & C 8 178
4x8 Masonite, sheet $ 255
1x8 Std. P Pine.
iz6 w. fir bds 1er M $ 00 00
1x4 Y. P. FPiooring.
2x4 R A fir s % ss. 6
x4 «td Dougila. fir ner M $ 69.00
2x6 std. Dougias fir. ver M $ 60 00
2x8 std pee r Per M 8 09 00
2° blanket imsi 100 't $ 445
4x6x% fir Plyscore : $ 595
4xax'\, fir wwe du $ 395
1x8 knottv pine per M $160.00
1x8 paneliny W vin: ver M $160 00
{1 pipe 5 ft $ 395
Comb alum ore from $% 2995
W P Comb. 14 65
Jone colored bath set. aD age
set. cast iron tub $150.95
HARDWARE — PLUMBING
mae EL
OU__ARE BUILDING House DRIV: UT TO BUR. |
MESITER'S AND SAVE UP TO
300 ON ALL MA 5
MAKE SURE IT's
BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co.
Or eS $5. HAND SWEEP. 9197 Cooley Lake Rd
$5. GE mixer, $20 essure tiac EM 33747 cooker $7. 12 piece set silver- Telecraph & 8 Mile Rd
ware, D. Other utens! ls, trait FL 1-418
washer, reat gas er apn _
var water heater ouse. 44 > : ,
Eliz Lk. J Save Up to 40% on
Christmas Gifts trieyel aes ES 16 tn. yeles. e778
25" ipa’ cent off on all Sunbeam appiiances
mee “s70.50 8 in. electric hand
w | per $6050. J im electric hand
| _ saws, now 60
Ree ee 4% im electrie hand 23.96 wis 33. "OF electric skillets. | Ree $13 95
| Nestor ‘Johnson ice skates—trade-ins
accepted
| Large stock of sleds $2.40 up| Layaways end terms available
Hundreds of other ¢ at big
ev caine Open evennnes
KELUYS H. ARDW ‘ARE | 3904 Auburn at Adams, Auburn
Reights, FE 23-8811
SHAT LOW WELL PUMP ee
‘s lee skates size
Girl's rolet skater with cee
sive Scout Laat size
12. China cabinet. FE 5-0225
Roofing and Siding
Combination Doors
Insulation
M. A. BENSON S49 N Saginaw FE 42521
ROMEX BY 4c PER THE COM. | foot. Wall boxes tor duplex pdlugs
28c_ ea Main &
$9 05. G {oe
SINK CABINET. Bargain FE 5-7433
SINKS FROM 66.95. 62 GAL. ELEc- trie water ueeiess ae 95. 30 gal
es heaters $55. . Thompson.
8 Perry.
SEPTIC TANKS
REINFORCED CONCRETE
PE 464283872 Eliz Lk Rd.
Year-Ind Clearance Sale
Wholesale to All
Cash & Carrv—One
FE 5-9108 |
a! ester OL 2- ee
WRECKING HOUSES ALL Ma-/|
teriaig for ae ote Wrecking
Co, “inc 8 Mile Ra,
corner Orchare take Rd. GReen-
_leaf 4-3
Do it Yourself OL
USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN | piumoine, wiring, repairing Com-
plete stock soi] sewer. crock and
drain tile. Montcalm Builders’
Supply. 156 West Montcalm, FE
$4712, Pri thru Wed.. 9 to 6:30
_Closed_ every Thursda an "de eens
TACKSON RENTAL EQUIPT.
and bidg. supplies, = Sun.
€2 W, Montcalm FE 45240.
if
FOR RENT
' Foor sander hand sander wall paper steamers-waxers &
furnace vacuum cleaners, Oak-
land Fuel and Paint, 436 Or-
chard Lake Ave FE $-6150.
Cameras, Equipment 614.
ARGUS C-3 CAMERA WITH CASE
[ 18 per cent Sisco ee cake Ej) La flash Good condition’ is
mens oth gadget bag and timer ‘
} ee mero fone lengths: #108 Call FE 2-5046
Full thick 8 107 and 12° boards | OTHER CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT
$105 per _. listed under ‘Hobbies & Sup.
ples " Classification number 2 34a i
A. ARC C4 33 MM CAMERA ARGUS F25 lens Flash attachment.
leather case and lens shade. FE
__2-7408.
__Sale N Musical Goods 62
ACCORDION SALE ALL 8TYLES. ee eee
FOUR
im ¢WEEE-OLD POF _bies. $5. FE 17-0973.
| HAMSTER SALE al na. A
Pet 6 69 8. Astor
TRISH pete cae PEDIL-
gree, Reasonable Brighton. Acad.
emy 7-3546. IRISH SETTER pth te AKO
top registered, icocomauee ir
Quality _ MT ¢-0637. LABRADOR RETREIVE
_AKC Reg $75. Kenwood 1-2876.
LITTLE TOY bi rr 5 Male Cheap.
5-8051
MALE SMALL DOO nels
Part Chihuahua and lon Terrier. _ 620 Westbrook
PARAKEETS. OPALINES, CANAR-
_ies 1304 Mt_ Clemens.
PARAKEETS. CANARIES. C. ioe
Food Since 1927 77. 584 Oakland A
| PARAKEE’ TS TALKING LAIN,
Babi ay Cages & Supplies,
sol eth st oe 32-4025. Closed Sun.
PARAKEETS, BABIES AND CAN-
an a 1 Melrose. FE
es RAREETS PETS SUEPCEES
239 vosrhets Ree aoe
PART GERMA or tiet
en Sa afer 2. FE ¢100:
Pant Grain ‘“TEPHERD PUP-
MY_ 3-402. See PUPPIES. MALS. AKC reg. Pedigree. Reasonable,
GReenleaf 1863
PEKINGESE PUPPIES.
or colored. Small deposit will
end till Christmas. 5 males avail- ble for service F
POMERANIAN LINCOLN oid, 4427 Grovelannd. Royal Oak, off
14 Mile, east of Woodward.
REG BRUSSEL Syed AN
Pekingese Phone
| REGISTERED 9 ROLE. iim 4 males and & females
OR_3-4941
colors, repeired. Loaners to be-—
inners — Xmas i|.yaways q
rail, basement & FE 5-5428.
BEA FLOOR MODEL Ra- RA
dio - Phonograph
First $30 canes: ‘OR 3.7773.
Bass ACCORDION WIth
ie eoe music and music stand $95
OR 3-7023.
NEW aed A al od Geet
Dranich sco
$395 up. Row! a reeacts Co. OL
2-604, OL 60571
OLDS TROMBONE COMPLETE
with case, $75. OR 3-989 after 6.
PIANO TUNING, REPAIRS GUAR
arteed. OA 8-3925. OA 8-3325
PLAYER PIANO WITH ROLLS
and cabinet. Reasonable, Alt. 6
FE 5-5566.
PI4NO 1UNING AN AND yaa ‘ng. Oscar Schmidt,
RENT A SPINET OR . for the Christmas se or
ar SS SS You" BUY. Y. RENT
== organ from Gallagher's with
ton to purchase ter. Full
credit will wed on all money paid _ Call us or w
will come out. oallagher's, 18 E.
Huron. FE 4-0666 SLINGERLAND brushes, ae
new L
er 3 pm
Sale Office ce Equipment 63
USED REMINOTON TYPEWRIT. wize, with
and ont light: Good condition
$4995. comp 18 W. Pike St. PEE +
‘Sale Store Equipment 6 “os SNARE Bl bites
standard and 666 E Beverly, aft-
E FIXTUR
remery. 100 £ Huron. Call FE
3-0680 from 8 am. to 6 ir :
=r OF FOUR MATCHED SPALD-
woods, new rubber ¢
wee Christmas present.
after 4 4872 Elizabeth
Lake Rd. GUNS - BUY - SELL - TRADE Maniey Leach 10 Bagley § St
GUNS. _ MODERN, ANTI vz 8 BUY,
SELL rials Pi TEL-
cGR
RAW FURS
waned: Highest prices paid Ox-
ford Fish and Ry 6 Lakeville Rd., Oxford. OA 86-2163.
RECEIVED Just im ttme for Christmas, the
buy of the year!
“a Montague, hollow = glass
Mon hollow giass
Cm a 08 rods
on eereres hellow glass —
woh Montague hollow glass cast-
nist Mo Montague solid giass one
neh Ris Aires spinning reels . $12 49
1650 Airex spinning reels . $10.95
434.00 Hedlund water skis 627 06
$24.00 Hedlund Surf boards $19 95
uns, scopes end tackle. All at
eae NT ok:
TIPMENT
"ANDE RSONT TDW E, 2182 8 TELEGRAPH
FREE PARKING 100 CARS Mon, Tues. Wed. and Sat 9 to 6
Thurs and Fri. ® to 5; Sun 162
LADIES
mR
Can be Bought On Lay-away
SLAYBAUGH'’S 630 Oakland Ave
FF 98-0453 FE 40824
_Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
Week Only Plastic pipe. by the rol! tic Mf! |
Plastic pipe, by the roll Wc ft ro
1
4 Soft copper type the
whl My
de
Soft copper type
$18 00 Silleocks, per bom +6)
cocks, per box ‘6)
Stop & Waste, | TPs “per box +6)
IPS Stop & Waste,
Pere box i@:
Copper ’
$5
Stop & Waste, per
8
$330 ea.
$4.10 <* cate Valves
* Gate Valves
’ Gate Valves $6.00 ¢
|2 compariment White plastic ls de | dry tray w-stand — faucets $30 50
\4 com artment Green piastic laun-
| ray wW-stand & faucets $29 50
{2 Ronee Tent Cement with ledge
| and stand and faucets $29 50
2 compartment Cement with sendy
| and faucets $23 5
compartment Cement with sand
and faucets $17 5 $0)
Dur-a-tub with, faucets $43;
Gallon electric water hemters.
Edison & Consumers ap-
5 STP do
heaters
$119 50
heater.
or et
Ed’ 119 50
Six and eight - inch . valve sup-
piles =n ae spout —-—
year
Gallon electric
§ year
66 pation
110 ear water
electric water
Consumer
(3 or mo $6.50 ea
Taunary pa ew Deek type
bottom su) : $3.95
Laundry tw "saucete. ‘Clam type, Pompe vey
Pitcher McDonald and
Dempster 4
Asbestos pipe covering, 30°
engths ae.
4" Soll pipe, single hub .. . $3.90
4° Soil] pipe, double hub a ri)
* Soll pipe single hub 25 " Soil pipe. double hub -
Li eee Recess bathtubs, “A” os |
Marcus Pollack Sump Pumps. 1-3
motors 50
Shallow well and Jet water nr_pamp
“alges in stock 205
Pet cca off wcne they last. No wey necessary.
OPEN DAILY
8 A.M.6 P.M,
SUNDAY 10.A.M,-2 P.M.
ARNASON PLUMBING
SUPPLY
ORTONVILLE
PHONE 130 950 M-15
ORTONVILLE Pt at ise eee To Ave,
ierators. be pai
ae ettece PHONE 130 | 1.00 | BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED TOY TOY 4-i TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE
Send. gravel, fill. Lyle Conklin,
FE 81112 or FE 2-8572,
|BEACH SAND, GRAVEL AND ft dirt. FE 43371 or, FE_§-2741 §-2749
PIT FOR LEASE
Excellent gravel. Phone OA $-2038.
ROAD GRAVEL S_yds.. $7.00 delivered. FE 4-658.
WE DO FILL JOBS.
34376 or FE 32-5807
__Wood, Coal & Fuel 67
DRY, FA REAVY 8LAB WOOD
and Tieaiine $5.50 a cord or 2!
_ cord for $10. FE §-3986.
DRY 'SLAB WOOD;
2 tor sii E
DRY SLAB WOOD. $6 CORD
for $1 Delivered FE 4-6588, |
gine PLACE CANNEL COA
w od Speedway Fuel Oil,
Fuel and Paint.
1 Lake Ave. FE 5
HARD PE east FIREPLACE |
_ ood
STOR ES 81088 rac Price 636.
REG 9 WEEK OLD BOXER PUP
pies. FE 2-5009.
SCHIPPERKE PUPPIES.
ppies. Perfect watch doe. %
for children. No dosey °
unsightly hair on furnishings.
20803.
SCHIPPERKE FEMA LE 1 YER
old AKC registered. Re
2561 Crooks Rd. % mile WN. of ub
2 RABBIT DOGS
FE_2-1650
SELECT YOUR CHR
and cage, while we still have s
eomplete selec Crane's
Hatchery, 2489 Auburn Rd.
WANTED: STUD SERVICE
BLACK AND TAN REO
GERMAN SHEPHERD.
PE +6546
WELSH TER
__weeks old. nue MI 7
Dogs Tr rained, Boarded 70
tralied Tarebelt 3s &. Te
__Hay, Grai Grain & Feed ot
ALPALPA, ALL Spee BAY,
straw, grain. shelled
eegcras second cutting. Also straw.
OA 86-2178.
deliver.
BRIGHT SECOND
_felfa No rain OA
OATS AND
baseneen, oie feeder cattle. e for
$0508 . .
‘OND
cuttin timo CUTTING ALPALA 1st
vy and alfala, brome
alfalfa. D, D.
2124 Gilverbell road, grass and
ter
— $-1038.
_For For Sale Poultry 74 LLL ie
vr BOASTING Cyaan. "BAY or J ealeond 6 to 7 Ibs. Rey
schneider. FE 23477. Se er.
“te iy Sires. pier ty I on |
Sale ~ Sale Sporting Goods 65 __Sale Farm Produce 73
APPLES ALSO CIDER. HOME.
a 7 6460 «Orchard e ‘
APPLES. WAL Farms, 670 Middlebelt Rd.
EXCELLENT CORN. Se CRATB
10300 Hadley Rd. Clarkston.
“FARM FRESH MILK HOMOOGENIZED - 330 Y OAL.
Pasteurized,
Processed ip our ow
censed 7 ~ em eas. Rowe's
win miles borth of _Biva
HUBBARD UASH. BLUE OR
en. 3 os . All sines.
. oiddmes R PE 5-6600.
Potatoes, Delicious Apples 1-43 out Baldwin to Clarkston-
jon Rd. Left firet farm,
_Sale Farm 1 Equipment 76 76
oat ement istributer
1956 CL. INTON
CHAIN SAW and up. We trade.
riding & walking
Retatl
A
Also 8
921 Moun, Clemens
: rE 3-0830
‘48 CASE TRACTOR WITH
end loader, $300 cash. Phone.
4-1170
8 ‘SB TRACTORS, snow
lows and casters. Jeri sno
lowers Evang Equipment, Dixteé Hwy. MA oat] or
3-8596
nathan pee! CHAIN BA
see ‘em at W. PF. llers
& Lawn Equipment, are
Woodward, (North of
irmingh a. Mick
INDUSTRIAL & FARM LET US REPAIR YOUR TRAC- ENT WHILS
FEROUSON. Ae! AND NEW
ESAVE AT HOUC GHTEN & SON $82. N Main, ster. OL 1.9761 FERGUSON TRACTOR LIKE condition front end blade
_FE 5-1000
itin ‘ng equioment Daviau arm and uipm en
chinery. Phone vil R32.
USED TRACTORS WE ARE QERSTOCEED Wwitr USED TR
CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS.
THESE TRACTORS ARE Alt
PRICED ate SELL.
WE TAKE TRADE-INS
cre DIT TERMS
OEP ENORERVICE AND
FE ¢074 FE ¢1112
KING BROS. YOUR L-H DEALER PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE
For Sale Pets 69
AKC SCHIPPEREKE PUPs. ON
4 mo. old male Housebroken. Priced right 3471 24 Mile Rad.
OL _2-7457,
AKC ‘BOXER PUPS. FAWN. 8
Sica. old. 3350 Crooks Rd. FE
BEAUTIFUL Waar nal SHEE: HE D oWnen YEAR OLD. 90 :
CA tL Ree ec340
__Fox Terrier puppies. EM 3-2080.
~ Mich. Chain Saw Distr. Sales Service, Rentals, MY
fee nero Rd. I 60446.
FARM & INDUSTRIAL
McCullough Chain Saws
New and Used FERGUSON, CASE AND NEW
BUY AND GAVE AT
HOUGHTEN & SON N, Main, Rochester
BASE Meartee. SY ae Shy inc ear
BOSTONS AT STUD. PUPPIES | Auction | Sales 77 Curtiss, OR 39206000 ed
BOXER PUPPY, BRENDLE, EARS cme eet EVERY clipped and shots. With papers. | aaa v
ae een » MOS & closed a Prt. sales BOXER PUPPIES. 2 MOS OLD,/| clos shel Ap eed furn Two mates. one female 75 and posal a iture,
-s ng *eetent blood line
Eaten TERRIERS. AKC REGIS- _tered FE 5-0107
CHIHUAHUA
FE 56037
4
CHRISTMAS PU
cide Sate el ! , we
For Sale e Housetrailers 78
FORTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. DECEMBER | 19, 1955 pay
st)
For Sale Housetrailers 78 eee ee ee eee
OXFORD
Trailer Sales Prices slashed on used |
trailers. Must cut down,
inventory. Get a bargain’
fiere today. 40 to pick
from.
66 Stewarts, Gen-
nd Bolly coaches.
See also
have to Stewa
pee it to believe it.
Bank Transportation Offered 87
COLD?
Fly to sunny California on sched-
uled, huge, Riana con nents) 4 en-
ne airliner, Fare only #75 Fer-
y Service Inc, Agent. OR 3-044!
GOING TO PADUCAH KY DEC
23. Would like someone to share
expenses. FE
GOING To TULSA. OKLA DEC }
rough Jan. Would |
padi and share’
expenses. F
GOING SOUTH ne Dex ie MO
Leaving Fri. Dec auld like
ware to share ees FE
LADY “DRIVING TO ALBANY.
Dec. 33 through Jan. 2
would like reds erent to share exp. FE
UC Ney aonts PART mi i orm ,
____ For Sale Cars
TIP TOP
VALUES
GUARANTEED
Piymouth Savey 4 door.
Chrysier @ door
Plymouth club sedan.
Dodge Club, 2 door.
Chevrolet Deluxe 4 door.
Plymouth 4 door
Chrysler Highlander 4 door.
DeSoto custom 4 eect:
Choice CL. AR Pontiac
CLARKSTON
MOTOR SALES wads
1054
1953
rates, ow insurance. Tratl- either way
er accessories. Michi- ae THE Paocs TOURNA- 328 MAIN sT
gan_ bottled ment of Roses e Bowl CLARKSTON «Oxtord Trailer Sales cone 4 nights. in glamorous Hol- CARYS! ER PLYMOUTH
. . Transportation and Ope “Daily
Leake Orion on M34. aoa hote]. Reserved seats and wh are seit Axo TRADE
te 72 boxy lunch at parade Ticket for MA 13M hier 4. fe fb Rose Bow! Ranic Only $70. For ; igs5 Buick ‘sPeciaL— WDOGN
ear cHAMPOR B nore complete details phone OR 20st | pard-ton fticinls car 2500 miles 81.300 “for 10) Be la TRAILER WANTED RIDERS TO SHARE herein PE 7262 OF equity iL or expenses to Southeastern lee == OR 3-7018 — 4 Scare Deaving MAtict and shift, | a apie NEW BRARES (new
Yi9 MOBILE ALU" NUM 33 PT. |! Dec. 23rd Call MI 64729 | FE 8-0035 ; semi-modern. $700. 1947 8. Tele- | WILL TAKE 5 ADULT PASSEN- 3954 BUICK ‘SPECIAL A vee
s gers to Southeast Missourt. Leav- R & H Ww $1550 FE
NEW MOON TE ss 23, returning Dee 26 | 41842 after 5 0
» 1956 models completely furnished | — CADILLAC, 1955 SERIES 82 SE- |
and set up on choice lots Win- Wanted Used Cars 88 dan Two tone white wall tres | 7,
terized and ready to move into SS. power eet end ooo ES
terms and ly 15 minutes a oe ass utron-
Pontiac. PARKHURST LAKE “CAL IFORNIA BUYER ae ve teteain Sait Execu-| &
LER ND SAL RILL $2020 DIXIE HWY. cose us pT mile NORTH of Lake Orion AVE beta or PE 4-600 et DOWN, 24611 j — INEEL iquidation Sale ——| WANTED - JUNKED ¢ == TsED Full Ha]
“MOD- >. Tso" HOUSETRAILER 25 shower. FE 8-2707.
NOW $s the time to purcns ~ an ali new
1956 Pontiac Chief Mobile Home
The 32 ft. with a low low down of
1" $451.85 My
Delivered and set +
Up.
Also the 37-42-and 47-1 and 2 bec
} room mode! now on display
fine selection of reconditioned
. Used trailers which -an be pur
ehased on the ‘ow tow renta:
STOP IN NOW
HUTCHINSON
MOBILE
HOMES 4301 Dt Hey
Drayton Paice, OR. 31208
3830 8 Dort Hwy Pitt’
MosILe HOMES REPAIR 8ERV-
| Booster springs installed
Cars wired for pulling traulers
_Adren Short FE +
SPECIAL
i AMERICAN 38 ft 2 BEDROOM
' NEW VE $1.000 FT MF
K =
LE. APT RANGE TOILET A- CONDITION. ONLY $100 DOW.
ALL METAL GOING | WN BALANCE GENERAL
ic os |
Rito |
Tener
Exchange and OREAT LAKES
“ft America's 2 unchal-
lenged leaders in their price |
\ eeage BEEMER CREE and | FROME 14 to 25 ft New trail.
ers as little as 44 down, = vere |
&s 6 «months to pay at |
ao erest ASK ABOUT OPTION
USED TRAILERS AS.
‘ LITTLE AS $30 DOWN MOVE | _
Saad
PARTS STORE eo 8. rebegraem FE 2-320 | ‘om Tel-Huron center
ecto vice Open to 6 thru Sat |
Trailer Sales Open Sunday P M |
WANTED 15 TO 2 Fr aLUMT. fe,
—- +
Cash PE 2-7:
~_ Rent Trailer Space 79
PARKHURST en a al LER CT Well kept
roads an - wands. aant bus,
«Shopping facili fac: Mties. _MY 2
_ Auto Ac ie Accessories 80
_ AUTO OLA SERVICE
When you seca nt Have you tried
our service? Glass installed while
you wait, Insurance jobs honored
All work eusrentord Free 1 Ib
ef coffee & customer with
each door Ads or ‘windshield tn-
ores oer 4
Co
122 Oakland ‘As FE 47086
19530 CHEV. PARTS &
ACCESSORIES
RADIO, HEATER, REAR BUMPER
AND MISC. PARTS. OR 37432 OR
OR 37221.
___For r Sale le Tires 80-A
oan 70x15 TIRES AND TUBES
__ Good Od mileage jeft_ rE 23-7400
GOOD USED TIRES. $150 UP.
oe cae white walls. 503 8. Saginaw.
Feig wire WAL fits 88 <. emned
is SUBURB ENITES $10.98 EX- change. FE 4-0687. $03 8. Bagi- naw
Auto Service 81 a ee LPP PS
BUMPING & PAINTING
ERE ESTIMATE a, tame oF Gans
BRAID MOTOR’ ‘SALES|
30 rreere,] ree Dealing
Cass at West Pike st
CRANKSHAFT ORINDING IN THE car. C bene rebored. Zuck Ma-
tne. 23 Hood. Phone FE
GEN AUTO. REPAIR ROAD AND
emer porate oe
___ 80-4
L NEW oSuar
. FE ¢-068'
THOMAS Canaan Com garage Ber vice, Road
pet go Le $30 ‘a to 8:30
hae PE 54-0871 332" Shim mons
“Sale Motor Scooters 82 eat
1984 CUSHMAN MOTOR scCoorT-
er. Recently overhauled. Several
extras. Call after 4 pm. MA
For Sale Motorcycles _ 83
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON
= Harley Davidson see Harley
—— Jes Co. 372 South |
eM FLYER
__ For “Sale Bicycles
bors 26" WESTERN
__ bike. $25. FE 17-8831
BOYs 20 INCH BICyCUE
condition, $20. FE 2
Ys 26° BICYCLE “cate cL AFT: | er ¢ pm. ~5 24 E. ¢ GOOD |
* > eMnIgTacAg 60 SUGGESTION — Evin:
Wolverine and Freathercra boats.
* Marine eAcceesorion
Layaway or Terms
HARRINGTON BOAT WORKS
wee 8. Telegraph FE 2-6033
mo £ves. and Suns
RY MOTORS AND YEL- iket boats. 20 per cent dis-
until] Christmas Order now.
Sales, 2101 Dixie Hwy.
CENT OFF ON ALL NEW)
Johnson Outboard motors
i Sy now in stock (
MARINE SUPPLY
396 Orchard Lake Ave
‘ Photie Fe 2-9020
NTED
num housetrailer Electric brakes th
1 FE 2-7250
cars, any make any mode]. Top $0 Ford 5
S88) pe ‘ "50 Plymouth $195 BAGLEY AL TO PAR ES ‘49° Plymouth $95
FE 59219 170 BAGLEY 8T | ‘49 Pontiac $195 . TOP Tr won | 08 Lincoin. ......... $lds WE PAY TOP DOLIAR FOR} 59 Mercury ies sharp late model cars Sas-On Used Curs ey
Hay nee Ses Hunter Blvd
Birmins MI 62756 |
MOTORS
OVERLOADED
803 N. Main, Rochester SALE
OPEN a 0 PM e
- _ oOLi 29011
OUT OF Gaara BUYERS WII 00 CARS
buy clean cars from ‘#8 to 35
Top $ paid Lucky Auto Sale 92 Chevy hardtop loaded $585
_103 8 Saginaw St FE 41006 52 Olds 88 R&H Hyer, $507 ‘33 Studebaker Sports Coupe
THE HIG H [I Hele ART a coe ere Power
For high grade used cars We], ord Vé Like new
need them Drive the extra miles, | $3 Pontiaé, R&H, Hydre tt will pay you well 4540 Dixie | (53 Willys, one owner
7 ee Bo eases 7 "aT ~
ED J. VANWETET "58 Chevy 600 ee Pomer 6! ide
OR 3-1355 "65 ERY, rye Werv cheap
ARRANGED UP TO $50 FOR JUNK “& CHEAP | cars FE 2-2666 ye or eves FC ONOMY SE D C ARS!
PRICE THE REST — THEN GET | 22 Auburn PR 6213!
Rey best ats: ae $5 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE BIT | SPENCE All extra equipment Clean i.
USED CARS Ferndad: {LIncoln 2-0886 |
@2 Oakland Ave FE £7333!) CARS FROM $.990 TO $1250 OS 4160 W Wallen ‘'y block east of
NV PNY Sactabew Ra
CHEV 1954 COUPE ORIGINAT !
Top Dollar PIMA Bin mtccor he | day's bargain special $785 full |
For clean used care & trucks price ake Vour ownaterms
Matthews
Hargreaves 1 8 Saginaw St FE 44546
See M&M Motor Sales For top dollar on iate mode) cars
2627 Dixie Hwy_ OR 3-161
WTD JUNK CARS & & SCRAP
tron. Fast service Call FE 4-85)
TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN CARS
and late models
“ECONOMY” Cas For Sale Trucks 21 1
|
c
22 Auburn |
90 |
Haskins Chev. Eis CHE Vv Goon CONDITION MY Haskins: Chev. 6751 Dixie Huy at MIS 5-50T1
e ti 8
655 CHEV 159 STATION WAGON |
H 8000 ames Excel cond | R &
$1595 MI 6-427
1954 RA-
condition BEY
Excell
EM 33709
SPECIAL AIR HF v ROI ET
Hea ent ter
1 000
Take over paj- | motor ang tires
ments FE 70299 7
48. CHEVROLET DR. GOOD |
Cece ba te me condition OR 3-1653
____ Open _Nites Ti ELDERLY LADY |OST LICENSE | Wishes to sell. 54 evy Like
DUMPS new 7806 miles See to appre-
ciate. In storage 88 Mans-
field 1853 Ford F600 Z
yd box Big 6 engine 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR
1953 Ford eno 6.000 miles. Real sharp $1650,
G) x V8 Engine _FE 50782, i
V-8. (55 CHEVROLET. BFL AIRE |
hard top coupe. R&H Power,
Pack Cora) and Grev low price
JEROME ROCHESTER Fone DEALER «
L2)
“FOR MORE THAN 30 YRS. A for quick sale FE 4-804)
*8S CHEVROLET V-8 BEL AIR convertible. Turquoise and white
Power Pack Power Glide and
Power Steering By GM execu-
tive. Call LI 65802
__ GOOD PLACE TO BUY” _ LHC MODEL 1961 ONE TONE
STAKE EXCEL COND. WITH}
GOOD
CONDITION.
For Sale Cars 91
1952 FORD CUSTOM 8CYLINDER
TUDOR
$595
LARRY
JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER KING BR
OL
“POR MORE. THAN 30 YRS. A
GOOD PLACE TO BUY"
“BUICKS 1953 Buick, 4 door Special Dark
green, has had best of care Ex-
cellent condition. Radio and heat- |
er, Also have two 1952
184 BUICK HARDTOP, BLACK
ele tated wall tires, tinted
fase 5-8979 after 3 pm.
P Thorpe,
| FOR SALE BY
Sie Century Hardtop
-7401
“Bright Spot”
Selections
Olds 88 2 Dr.
Olds =. 882 Dr.
Chev. Conv.
Pont. Star Chief
Merc. Hardtop
DeSoto Sedan
Buick 4 Deor
Chev. Sedan
Pont. 2 Door
Merc. Merc-O-
Nash 4 Door
Kaiser Sedan
53 Olds S. 88 Sedan
52 Chev. P. Glide
"52 Stude. Sedan
"52 Ply. O. Drive
"82 Pontiacs (4)
"52 Olds 4 Door
*S2 Nash Sedan
"52 Cadillac ‘62’
Many Others to
Choose From
ve ’
Bright Spot . Jérome
Olds-Cadillae
Cass & Orchard Lake
FE 80483
OWNER: 1955
$2300. OR |
we
DEMOS 1956 CHEVROLETS
Floor
Cars Many Models—Colors | Options to Choose From
Official
Cars 6cvl—Revl. Std. Shift
Overdrive or Power Glide
Courtesy
Cars 2drs.,4 drs. Spt. Cpes.,
Wagons, Convertibles,
1350's, 210’s and Bel Airs
As Low as
$1675 COMPLETE
Call ‘em what you may— they all mean savings to
you, Oakland County’ s targest
dealership with the largest
Chevrolet stock on hand al-
ways.
Matthews-
Hargreaves “In Pontiac in esrrems
all the w
M Mill 8t. Pontiae a
BUY NOW
AND SAVE! 20—'55 AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FROM
$1,595 AND UP YOUR TRADE
60 OTHER
Reconditioned Cars TO CHOOSE FROM
COMMUNITY
MOTORS 32-9481. Rochester
Coen till 10 pm
50 CHEVIE DEI RADIO. HEAT-
er, spotlight white walls Nice.
"34 Custom 8 conv Radio heater,
spotlight waite walls C J
Auto Sales 03 Oakland |
1953 CHEVRCLET BEL AIR
Boots scape Power Glide. Fully
ae Pe Low mileage. $950.
E 68-1887 after 6 pm
1036 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD-
op. All Brces sores Vée engine.
$2380 OR 3-472 -
CHEVROLET ee AIR
door 1 owner. Very bre mileage
Perfect cond OR 3-16
CHEVROLET, 1955, ¢ on RA-
dio, heater, V-8 overdrive. $1 750
_ MA 6-6789. evenings ee
Credit
Plan HAVE YOU BEEN TUR}:
Dows WHEN TRYING TO Kf \
ft OF SHORT
NO CREDIT
ETc?
WEEKLY. PAYMENTS or As |
No Co-Signers!
Immediate Delivery !
Deal Direct!
No Finartce Co,!
Buy Here—Pay Ileve
YW Silly COME
NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S SAGINAW
‘$4 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD- top Radio, heater white walls
12.000 miles
new one
LAKE ORION MOTOR
M24 at cleewan
D ME mo
URY
2- Saal
$0 CHRYSLR GOOD CONDITION
$300. PE 2-015, 4805 Westlawn
FORD TUDOR _ 0 GOOD CON.
dition Call FE 5-8698 afte r4
paw~ THIS WEEK o FORD DELUXE 6 CYL 2
GMC 1950 ', TON PICKUP Exz.-/| oor black sedan In excellent
cellent condition. Radio heater coadities _MI 47507
_turn signals FE 52915 ONLY ! FORD 1954 CUSTOM LINE 8TA-
A-l CONDITION. HEAVY DUTY . tion wagon 8 passenger Low
Dodge wrecker FE 5-244 33 Ford Tudor Clean, 6301 8 77> mileage EM 3-3220 ———
1955 '>TON LHC PICK-UP, LOW (52 Cherie deluxe 6067 § i> FORD 1953 2 TONF GREEN RA-
™m e see mornings at 196 55 Buick hardtop 6320 $2405 dio heater Pty 3380 Goud
Sanderson. Apt 3 55 Mercury ahoes fy ea ae condition Call MY 2-5601 _ -
Fe: 53 . 3] Studebaker oD. a1
Se haa pour ~ se (ines Boker seer 291 ry $1235 |
@ CHEV '. TON PICKUP $000 | ny) ee ca aes) = proce |. 32 Dodue «ai beat “90 OM CAB rE TRACTOR Chevie R A H 6357
mi ees oe (THis HOTS fc ceaaie tanks ar 2 bth uh eel lsc |
vt (ia oe ; ON YN SN | BOOM TRUCK 4 FT TELE les |
scopi¢ boom C L. Bennett, 1240 ‘ | W Silverbell Rd_ | Cai hner Maotor Sale 5 |
| 1947 GMC PICKUP VERY CLEAN | , oe Fa |
Bargain Pvt. owner FE 3-1542 | Be Your “Santa = a — 666 § WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM |
CHEV. 1951 4 TON PICKUP. AIR-| 195 CHEVY 4 DR. Va RAD | HoOUSe OL WE
fiow heater and defroster turn heater, directional Lights, 9.000 | . .
signala like mew tires Your car| miles Bargain FE 5-6068 or truck down See this one today “4a PLEETLINE CHEVIE. NEW (00D DEAT.
LUSA GOOD
DENTE MORE
$O95 : wick Roadmaster Hardtop |
with al] the extras.
$995 1954 Chevrolet 2 dr
with very low mileage
D1195 1934 Pontiac Deluze 8 2 dr. with
2 tone blue finish
$765 1983 Chevrolet 4 dr Here ts a
clean and good running family
$1195. 1953 Buick specie! hardtop White
over red A real sharp car.
$765 1983 Ford 2 ar Customiine Low 1 STOCK No. ix mileage, ready to ro
$895 1982 Pontiac Custom
hardtop. All leather trim
S595 1952 Butck special 4 ar
heater, Dynafiow wo rus’
51495 1955 Chevrolet 4 dr sedan, An-
other one-owner beauty.
$2195 1955 Buick Sesctst ereee: 7,000 mile beauty.
PLUS #% other fine cars jcateline
OLIVER
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-0161 Deluxe model |
STOCK No. N2698
Radio, | |
Ls A GOOD SELECTION |
‘$1 AU
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For Sale Cars 91
North Chevrolet
BEST BUYS TODAY
54 Buick Conv. $1995
Roadmaster Power ateering Power brakes 4 way power seats
wer windows
Jet black. black top Whitewali
tires. 14.000 actual] miies
STOCK No. N1004
LIC. So. GR 1360
*54 Ford 2 Dr. $999
Glacter blue fully equipped. To-
days best buy.
STOCK No. N2763
LIC. No. GW 1499
e
49 Vaviek Scilan 3275
Dane radio @Fhd @eater read.
for winter Good transportation
STOCK No. N2767
LIC. No. YA 2256
"S1 Dodge Conv: $495
Jet black top white wal! tires
radio and heater. G)romatic.
STOCK No. N2727
[EL Noe GW 54135
24 Studebaker This car is like a!
Landcruiser $1005
Hirira heater white wall tires
2 tone biue Sharp as they come
STOXK OR Nor N29s5
LIC. No. GN O88Y
‘3? - Pontiac Cat. $875
Ra- |
real | Hydramatic Black & White
t A eater whitewalis
STOCK No N2R13
LIC. No. \ 4009
ck Super } lardtop
Dina radio and heater. beauti-
ful new peint cant tell from pes
S100 |
LI, is No NQU6
Non GU 40s7
ih "50 Hudson 4 Dr. $99
Why take buses?
LIC. No. HB 1810
"31 Nash 2 Dr. $333
Forest gteen
= saving overdrive 30 miles to |
STOCK No. N2547
LIC. No. CV 4886
‘a1 Plymouth 2 Dr. $395
Ne® paint. motor just overhauled
tires like new
LIC. No. VP 3488
53 Ford Convs
2 to choose from 1 's fire en-
ine red the other a cream:
uff. loaded with access. You
mick for $995
STOCK No N2859
LIC. No. GH 6736
"54 Chev. Sedan $995
One owner and loaded.
STOCK No. N2963
LIC. No. GF 3567
NORTH CHEV.
Big Used Car Lot on
Woodward Ave., South of
- Birmingham.
radio and heater. |
____For Sale ¢ Cars irs -91| For Sale Cars | 91
WHY DRIVE A
USED CAR? Guaranteed
NEW V-8 DODGE Sharp Used Cars
FULLY EQUIPPED yaad ary Racio, beater automatic tram | = (GLENN'S aad tar ne A Homes) = MOTOR SALES . $2,383.88 | 2848 Sacinaw St PE 737),
selection ef over #0 suse” clin’ |33 PLYMOUTH STATION WAG. . ee a : on, F neater. Low mile
aS LP M rN acne Ex “fixe Onto rc GALES
Jodge-Plymouth Dealer Db couencuny
232 S. Saginaw FE 2-91. 31 MY 281i
1983 FORD COUNTRY poEDAN. 1952 PLYMOUTH.
Fordomatic. 3 seats. & H coupe, Radio and heater.
Original owner. Second car. $i,- | —Sonditten. FE 6-1363. 4-0270. PLYMOUTH DR
‘30 FORD CONV. | RADIO, HEAT-
er, new top. Clean inside and out. monern
heater and Hvdramatic. $36@. FE = 2
8-1363 1953 PONTIAC DELUXE
Id car in ot equ Your o!
Wilh help finance.- EM 3-211
PONTIAC, 2 DOOR. $300 FOR equity, take over payments. PE
DECEMBER CLE AR ANCE 1055 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF | CATA- ~LARANC lina. Power brakes and steerin Mercury ‘52 Sport Coupe 7145 Power Pack Low mileage. Cali
Merce”, "33 com 2 door 95, MI_4-8166. No dealers
ercury "52 Monterey 4 door $845 | ‘56 PONTIAC ~ CAT Olds ‘32 88 2 door $845 miles s Goes tar SG wader i Reeteury 2 ere Top a se Call OR 3-7083 ereury * onterey 4 door $1395
Ford ‘54 Station Wagon $1445 | 1952 BLACK PONTIAC 4 DOOR Mereury ‘$4 Station Wagon siegs| Hydramtic. New engine and pics Mercury “$4 Hard Top SI6DS | - eee AICTE 8 eee Lineoln ‘54 Capri Coupe $2095 | 1955 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CAT-
| Mercury ‘55 Montelair 4 door $2195 @lina Fully equim $2250 FE
| Mercury "56 Montclair Coupe $2695 — 4-9683 Tincoln 55 Capri Coupe $309) 52° PONTIAC CHEIF @ HYDRA | Caditlac "35 62 Coupe $3995 | any extra. | owner $750 MA
6-273
Bob Frost, Inc. 93 PONTIAC 2 DR WAGON 5.300
LINCOLN MERCURY pAxD FE} spe nem Rell eauippes ONTT
AE rar De ‘5S PONTIAC STARCHIEF. HY-.
830s W OODW “ARD dra. powersteering, power brakes.
BIRMINGHAM ww tires 5900 miles. Like new MI 62200 JOrdan 63933 | FE 4-6638. fc ry 49 PONTIAC, GOOD CONDITION |
55 OLDS FE 2-146 after $-30 pm AON GERTIBLE COUPE 1935 PONTIAC. 67 DOOR SE- poner DT cikene ATER, HYDRA.| ‘dan Most all accessories apse
power steering and rakes ery toler open every week night aaah = —
' UDEBAKER DE “49. iD
HOUGHTEN & SON condition, Interior very clean
cheap. OR 3-4837
Chevrolet
1956 Demo's YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE
AND
: GMC TRUCK DEALER
528 N Main. Roconester, OL 1-976)
OLDS 1955 SUPER 88 HOLIDAY
Brass Hat Coral & beige. $2350
1505 Welch Walled Lake or
phone MA 4-2670 after 6.30 pm.
5 PASSENGER | Good |
1954 4 RADIO and or ree for quick sale |
© money down $25 8 per mo | +35 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA LAKE ON MOTOR SALES NGOrClaekcton _ Low mules. _MY 2-1781 after 6.30
- MERCUR ‘88 PONTIAC STARCHIEF DE- _ 2-261! luxe. 4 dr. sedan Hidramatic, |
KAISER DELUXE 1952, RADIO. Foner brakes. Hie wes.) OR
“CHIEF. | = aaa tain. Low mileage, white walls SHEL: ARP and all the extras. Priced for. ‘$1 Mercury 2 dr. adio and quick sale $975. PE 4-1557. re Ra" it at ase Pontiac | 1933 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE. | ieee luxe 4 dr. excellent condition. 1955 NASH AMBASSADOR. FULLY Hp | equipped, $900. Private. OL
OLDSMOBI'E 1948 2 DR RADIO. "ARS FLOOR CARS OFFICIALS CARS heater Hydramatic, - . FE: 2.489 after 5 30 COURTESY CARS
OLDS 53 CONV 88 cee . $1150. P DOORS DOORS
_ By owner MI 4-465: SPORT COUPES & CLU ry COUPEs
1947 OLDS a “CASH ——_—s«‘1:508 210s BEL AIRS. : FE 50668 A one
‘33 PACKARD 2 DOOR. RAND p STANDARD TRANS ee overarive bors 6. $1005 ND O DRIVE | 33 Ford convertible, Matic, ni w CAR GUARANTEE Roand H White walls. nice $1795 » a joe +
‘S$? Chevie sedan, R and H $1.679
Clean $ 545 | FULL PRICE 48 oe sedan. R and H $8 115 |
: aesh bs (S | NO FINANCING PROBLEMS | | Mazurek Motor Sales AE CLGAOAE Ua ear
| Weed*ard & South Blvd FE 49587
West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead ts low
and save the difference Many
Mmekes & models to choose from
\West Stde Used Cars
W Huren FE 42185
"go5 PACKARD _ CLIPPER cus-
tom hardtop All power extras
Perfect candition inside and out
Has received constant factory
_ een Will sacrifice for $2650 MA
6-297
FTPackard 4Door This ts @ one-owner 4 door with
radio. heater, excellent rubber
35 000 actual miles If you want
@ cheap car in perfect cond see , DOWN AND UP TO © MONTHS
TAKE. ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION
SAVE as vou WAVE NEVER SAVED BEFORE
Don't Delay — Act Today
Haskins
Chevrolet Oakland County's lastest
Growing Dealer 932
a ante this one 68 Oakland. 475] |)ixre IEwv at M15
1968 PLYMOUTH — EXCELIFNT | M Nple 53071 | 4 t 1 s oH ‘ cons oe ere sidewall Open Nites ti % 4 Harold Turner Sez...
LIVING IS A TOUGH JOB! -Y GOOD PIGHTERS CAN MAKE A GO OF IT. THE
TRAGEDY 18 THAT WE WASTE OUR ENEROTES IN FIGHTING
ONE ANOTHER INSTEAD OF FIGHTING THE COMMON ENEMI
OF ALL MANKIND, FAMINE. PESTILENCE, DISEASE AND qr
DESTRUCTIVE FORCES OF THE NON-HUMAN WORLD.”,
Harold Turner, F ord 1955 Ford Thunderbird 1953 Plymouth Station
vereeees. $2495 Wagon Lees
1953, Mercury Hardtop 1955 Ford 2-Door $1199
veneeecee $1199
1984 Ford 2.Door $44
1 1951 Pontiac Station gm sa oe 1953 Plymouth 2-Door
$644
1054 Neer 2 Door i Wagon 77)... $3 $1199
952 Ford Hardto cgi ee ele Se :
“ aay 1952 Poutiac Deluxe 8
ven sath 21 2 J uor Gis ds . $599 2 Ply mouth 2 Door
cee cece ee. S40 1951 Chevrolet 2-Door
1052 Ford Country Vituie ke S $299
Squire ..........$799 105 Sure uper
1952 Pontiac Con- Hardtop ...... $1599
vertible .........$699 1953 Chevrolet Con-
1954 Chevrolet vertible .........
2-Door ......... $ 1953 Ford 2-Door $644
1953 Buick Riviera 1953 Pontiac Deluxe 8
Weeds ecsases es S009 4-Door .........
1955 Pontiac 4-Door 1953 Ford Ranch
ve ea eae ees .. SIGH4 Wagon ....... . .$999
2-Door 1952 Ford 2-Door S544 1951 Ply mouth
1985 Dede 2 Dour ses runpy AREAS
Neoee ene sou 1055 Chevrolet. Station.
1934 bind Con WN jn ee $1399
vertible . ~TE0G 155 ford tlardtop
1os4 Piemonth $.Doo ee $1799
Cee ee SR44 WES toes vlet 2-Door
1022, Fen d aren
Wagon
1952 Mercury | 1955 Pome lace. tan
Chief Catalina .. $1909
1950 Ford Station
Wagon... 8299
1932 Chevrolet 2 -Door
teeeeee ee SS44
1053. Ford Hardtop
CC i ee oe erry
NO MONEY DOWN! , 2 Door
$644
“1951 Ford 2. Door $299
1952 Oldsmobile 88
$099 Z1)00F 2.25545.
1941 Poutiae Station Wagon 1950 Ford Station “Wagon
1952 Pontiac Deluxe 8 2-Door 1952 Plvmouth 2-Door
1951 Ford Hard Top 1952 Ford 2- r
1951 Stud¢baker 2-Door 1951 eheviolet Hard Top
1951 Ford Convertible 1950 Ford ‘sa Ton Pickup
1949 Chevrolet ‘y Ton Panel
1950 Ford 's Ton Pickup
1952 Ford ', Ton Panel
1931 Ford. *: Ton Pickup
1933 Chevrolet 4, Ton Pickup
CAR NEED SERVICE??
HAVE IT DONE NOW! USF OUR BUDGET PLAN
NO MONEY DOW N—NO PAYMENTS TILL
FEBRUARY Ist
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: $1275 $895 1954 PONTIAC 1953 FORD
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THANK YOU
People of Pontiac. Because
You responded so greatly to
our last stock number sale, we
are going to repeat it. Ask for
any car by it’s stock number to
avoid mistakes.
STOCK No. 3374 °
1953 PLYMOUTH STOCK No. 2215B
1953 HENRY J.
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second car. is ivory, the motor {s — and
the price ts low.
STOCK No. 3314 SVOCK Now 1s0\
1953 CHEN ROLE 1994 CHEVROLET
Be] Air hardtop. 2 tone e-ee Bel Air 4 dr 2 tone green and
with radio and heater A lot grey Interior to mateh, Has
of class for the finest radio. the warmest
Li heater, the smoothest Power
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$1045 $1145
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1953 CHEVROLET STOCK No & \
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Mary Martin Will Probably Do ‘Annie Get Your
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RADIO TV CRLW. Girl Hestier | WiBEY New, Binge, Gentle WPON. News Pang Cela, Bud Davies The: = will be tremendous = 409 E. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM MI 4-5230 pal = - WPON, Rise t1:30— U , News, Do comfort mote than $500,
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WIBK, News, Mickey Short | WPOW, News, ise ‘st Ghine ; _Pontiae Party CKLW. Bod Davies Mary took the trouble to tour | Of New Hampshire 1& SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
——. 0:20-WIR, Talent Scouts | 1:90—WJR. Music Mall oui mean ceactare WJBK Don Mcleod | | | her last two big TV triumphs— : ey
WXYZ, Fi %, Osgood, News, Wolf) Cliw' news, Three Sons es lWIR. House. Party : ” tees tac & Ge) eo vN on CELW, Joho Steele LW. Kents Bin ge, Gentile WJBK. News, Tom George | ww. Right to eee, « | recth® —beleore inet) | Sen. Estes Kefauver, whose 1952! :
° EB OR WPON. News, Rise 'n’ Shine, WCAR. News WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenzie Same to television, and “Annie”’ ‘campaign for the Democratic pres-|
9:00—WJR, Jack Carson See OWIR, Jack White | WPON. News : will be treated likewise ae i b +_—_—_—- Vv M CAPEHART WWJ, Telephone Hour WWJ, Bob Maxwell TVESDAY AFTERNOON WIBK. Seat a “McLeod : oe ‘identia nomination got its igges' ;
A a WXYZ, Sound Mirror WXYZ, Osgood, Woif ews, Caravan | ‘early boost in New Hampshire
LW, Bob and CELW. News. Toby David ((2:00—WJR, Jack White WPON, News, Club 1460 Mike Stokey gets Clifton Fadi- 4. . , e
WJBK, News, Mickey Shorr; WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge) WWJ, News by Cederberg 4:30—WJR, Music Hall wants to battle with Adlai Steven-;
OTHER PLAYERS WPON, News, Zee ile WCAR, news WXYZ. News, Winter WWJ. Young Widder Brown man’s old chair when “This Is son for that state’s support in 1956
9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ And PON, CKLW. News, Three Suns WXYZ, News, McKenzie state :
95 WWI Band ef Amerion” | 8:30-WIR. Music Mad WJBK. News, Tom George | CKLW. Eddie Chase Frieda pol becomes a Si ae * © « ww. , . n Mc! progr: and
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WJBK, Mickey Shorr CKLW, Toby Dav: 12:30—WJR, Time for Musie| | WPON ‘from Stevenson but one of his sup-, WPON, Zee and Orville WJBK, News, Bi Gentile} WWJ, Paye Elizabeth sco WIR, Wiliam Sheehan a real talent competition, not a san see Wi, Snow Songs WCAR, Coffee with Clem | WXYZ News Ace Ww, News at 6 nse forum for prepared jokes . ene 2. Rogers. Penn, ae
WXYZ, Edw. P. Morgan | 9:00—WJR. William JBK, CKLW, Eddie C Its creator is Irving Mansfield, hee ed neg! oS
Stuy: Rove ete | OTE aay | SEOR Eetcn staas | Wean Sow og’™ MOM who alto created “Talent Scouts” enlaty sherensan' whether or ow J »
WPON, News CKLW, News, Toby David | 1 WIR, of Life iN. News, Serenade and brought Godfrey to the night- to St or |
625 W. HURON (0:30—WIR, Tennessee Ernie} WJBK, News, Tom Wd, and 5:30—WJR, Music Hall ‘time TV air for the first time. |"Ot, We 1952 nominee enters the 4G WWJ, News 4 Lewis WCAR, News Ace WXYZ, Paul Winter wwJ, Jim Deland me - — leontest. WxYz, Top of the Town | WRON News. Magic Carpet LW, It's my Living WXYZ, News, McKenste a
ae amt, Per tnt Ritts | Geax Mex citer” | Stak Getiginer |CHRIBEMAB PEACE Kefauver announced yesterday * 5 ie i
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TONIGHT’S TV PROGRAMS
nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'Clock
Comics. (7) Auntie Dee’s Rascals.
TV, Radio, Car Radio T day's Televisi P ie pa 3-2976 * ven. vine — LOAAY S LELECVISION FTOQTCAINS ~~) ice ct shows consider their Stronger tints came from friends
OPEN EVENINGS Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. an eae ee eae Gain, See
Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 8—CKLW-TV | will repeat its last year’s giddiness that he might not wait for an-
4:30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. 0 Los Angeles .
gift to sore ears: No commercials Primary and expressed hope “the|
(atta gal) . snow and ice Will not deter’’ Ste-,
about trucking eid snow Mouncement of President Eisen-
hower's political plans to omer
some primaries on his own.
The friends said Knowland is!
(2) ¢:00—(4) Santa Claus Show. (7) The lassie Jack Webb will woo 12:15—(2) Love of Life On Your Account. | Se wf |
Annie Oakley Show. (9) Circle 91i2:25_(9) Prayer. Sign .On. _|4:45—(4) Modern Romances _| @_ wpeoming “‘Dragnets” le convinced Exsenhower wilt rot run
For Pontiac's Only = ; 12:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (7)|5:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Clubs. (4) ise of = “ cs il \to Eisenhower his contention that! ose q/6:15—(2) News, Jac LeGoff. (4)) Beulah. (2) Search for Tomor-| Pinky Lee Sh®w. (2) The Early, TV altectons ver ABC . other GOP aspirants cannot afford)
AUTHORIZED News, Williams. row. (9) World Passport. — (9) Dance Party. aad to wait until mid-February or later| - 2. 4 \¢:25—(2) TV Weatherman. (4)/12:45—(2) Guiding Light |5:30—(7) Mickey Mouse Club.) araitha Reye's shows have to get their names on primary
Muniz TV Sports. ; 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color-, (4) Howdy Doody. (9) Howdy .iinped into a groove dangerously ballots. a | All that’s modern in ONE cleaner 99% for only
SERVICE 6:30—(2) Invitation Playhouse. A wand. a Munchome Drama. ” Doody. Glocelltollal rutll An lone onlooker ae ~| and you save $2995 THIS WEEK!
= -—— | Jack Harris Show. (7) Trouble ; Sy hare Ww. capsuled: “Pathos, always ew Yor 3 mes reports Shaan ae ee 9
CHL With Father. 1:15—(4) to Reduce McGuire Tro's| Trio’ 5 Ph | pathos.” .. . |a dispatch from James Reston ing , rlosaarn pry or
a 6:45—(2) News. (4) On Stage with| !*30—(4) Jean McBride. (9) News, y Washington that well-informed e Amazing 3-0 Rug Nozste Shag rug toot—optional.
TODAY TL DERAL J” Monty Wooley. Shoppers Show _ The top 10 shows in the new |0Pinion in both parties is shifting | ° Me Qvst Gap we Emety— trate Fine =
7:00—(2) Lassie. (4) Dr. Hudson's 1:85--(2)—Girl Talk. (4) Fran Suffers Broken Jaw Pulse ratings are notable Sos OS hbo the President al for cleaning Grapes =
: , : an|. Harris. of the absence of Godfrey and another term. - See tive at eur store at Secret Journal. (7) Kukla, Fran y ence er
SEE C ou OR TV | socu"® HE ee OD Robert Q Lewis (! NEW YORK Arthur God-|Betle. Mickey Mouse Club still) Dr. Paul acislist who exare | PRONE FE 5-2413 FOR 10 GAY HOME TRIAL!
\7:15—(2) News, John Daly. 8 of (Stars on frey's singing McGuire sisters will clobbers all the OGG (alas Se Saturday, said it! ee
%:30—(2) Robinhood. (4) Tony ) have to get along without one — Id be mid-February before Et pd Servicing All Makes of Sweepers . 2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty NANETTE RETURNING = Le len H PTON’S pai Show. 1) Topper. (9)\4. 5514) st es Weather. member of their trio for a while. -N ircivay ons need Senhower could be sure he is physt | teney Bach Gestation for Over 30 Years!
AM illion Dollar Movie. 3:00—(2) The 4) NBC. | Sister Phyllis has a broken jaw. | Li ically able to seek a second term |
1:45—(4) News Caravan Be aver | sere jokay to render Caesar's Hour to) want 825 W. HURON : - Matinee Theater. (7) Heartthrob | night what belongs to Nanette—| = 8:00—(2) Burns and Allen. (4)| oO. Dorothy McGuire, who lives with
: Cocsar's Hour. (7) TV Reader's a. Phyllis and her husband Neal Van|the sunniest comic talent on TV. ° ° Diges 3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show Elis, explained yesterday that the, Caesar's “Three Haircuts” were Reds Plan to Execute | |
This Year Give—,. Mec Talent Scouts. (1) Voice |3:55—(9) News jaw was broken in a family rough- Me the broadest sweat of of = rock- |
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9:00—(2) I Love Lucy. (4) The
Medic. (7) Jumbo Theater. (9)
Paragon Playhouse.
9:30—(2) December
Robert Montgomery
(7) Medical Horizons. (9) Denny
Vaughan Show.
10:00—(2) Studio One.
Studio. (9) Boxing.
10:30—(4) Waterfront. Bride. (4)
(7) Story
(7) Ellery
Queen.
10:46—(9) Sports Film.
11:00—(2) News.
News. (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Na-|
tional News.
11:15—(2) Miss Fair Weather. (4)
Little Show. (7) Armchair The-
ater. (9) Billy O’Connor Show.
11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary
. Ford.
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater.
11:30—(4) Tonight.
TUESDAY MCRNING
6:50—(4) Today's Ferm Report
6:55—(2)- Meditations
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HUSBANDS...
Give Your Wite a Break oe
don’t make her be a stay-at- Pe’ Morning British TV
(4) 11 0° Clock
casting Corp., which has no morn-| the beard of the ‘Pacific. Gas and 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Jus-
tice Colt. (4) A Date With Life. |
(2) Brighter Day.
4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) First
Love. house game with their French)
poodle Tinker.
“Well, at one point Neal slapped
Phyl in the face with his open
hand. That ended the game are
there. Her jaw hurt her so much
that we called a doctor.”
Phyllis went to New York Hospi-
tal, where her jaw was wired to 29d
help it aa |
Shows Financial Loss, . Dorothy, aa sings with sisters
LONDON wW—Britain likes com-' ‘Phyllis and Chris on Godfrey)
mercial television—but not in the Sows, was in the news herself!
last week when her countersuit
for divorce from her husband, Air
\Force Sgt. John H. Brown, was
disclosed.
; Named Ford Trustee
NE WYORK James B. Black
grams and the losses on them re-
portedly run about 1,000 pounds! the Board of Trustees of the Ford
($2,800) a day. Foundation, Henry Ford II an- Commercial TV began here ‘nounced yesterday. Black, a native
Sept. 22 in competition with the of Sycamore, IIL, of San Francisco was elected to/™45
is chairman of 'and-roll vocal they
actually won teen pias place on ‘Down
| beat’ 's poll for ‘‘best vocal groups.
Just ahead of the Fontaine waar '
Frank Sinatra adds to his big-
|gest year of awards Downbeat
ene laurel as top male singer
top pop personality.
Talk about chic—Dorothy Kil-
= has her “What's My
” blindfolds custom-tailored
Jost for her pretty bilnters
CBS has International Airport”
SS ee
season series .
Mutual radio aleeierarte will re-
peat Lionel Barrymore's best-of- all version of “Scrooge” Chrt t-
SPECTACULAR EYED
Book-of-the-Month has a TV- ‘contact with an ‘‘American spy”
jsaid Pak was
Show-of-the-Month on its mind, a
-Ex-Korean Official LONDON (®—The Soviet news|
agency Tass says Pak Huen Yung,
former foreign minister of North FE 5-8413 ROY’S FE 6-8413
96 OAKLAND AVE.
Korea, has been sentenced to death
for working to overthrow the Com-
munist Korean government on
American orders.
He was accused of establishing
as far back as 1919.
In a broadcast heard here, Tass
with enter-
ing North Korea in 1946 and seek-
ing to disrupt the Communist rev-
olutionary movement by “‘espion-
age, subversion, murder and ter- ror.””
Pak was named foreign minister
Sept. 10, 1948. The first word that
he had been removed came July
27, 1953, when Soviet Foreign Min-
ister V .M. Molotov addressed a
message to Lee Don Gen as for-
eign minister.
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—— Thor Automatic Washer, $299.95
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259.95. Get a free automatic
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CBS 21” TV, $229.95. Get a free clock radio.
Philico Apt. Electric Range, $189.95. Get « good mixer.
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9:30—(2)—Love Story. (7) — 7. Oe
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15% E. Lewrence, Pontise fo Back Egypt's Dam
|American-British offer of up to 200)
Foreign Undersecretary Hussein
, Aziz,
|was conditional on the Soviets’ be- President Issues «
pee Wis
After Expressing Hope
for Infinite Peace
WASHINGTON « — Expressing
‘hope that infinite peace may “live
with us and he ours forever.”|
‘President Eisenhower his.
LChristmas message last night to
his countrymen and the world.
“To each of you, wherever you
may be, from Mrs. Eisenhower
and me, a very merry Christmas.”
he said.
Then from Gettysburg College
‘near his country home in Pennsyl- |
‘vania, he pressed a key, and & 000
varicolored lights on a giant Christ
mas tree in Washington burst into
brilliance. sent
*
“Well, it worked,” he said as he
saw the lights go on via television
Mrs. Fisenhower sat beside him
The tree, a -65-foot_spruce fror
the Black Hills of South Dakota
stands just south of the White
House grounds.
Vice President and Mrs Nixon,
with their two young daughters,
sat on the stage while carols from)
‘a 150-voice choir and the music of,
‘fhe U.S. Marine band rang through}
the gathering dusk. | * * e |
Eisenhower said this Christmas
‘is “brighter in its background and
im its promise for the future than
lany we have known in recent
years,”’ and he continued: “! think,
it is even better than last year
and you will remember that Christ-
‘mas was the first one in many
years that was not. marred by the
tragic incidents of war." ;
|
Reds Reiterate Reiterate Offer
‘CAIRO —Russia says she still |
wants to help finance Egypt's bil-'
\lion-dollar Aswan Dam despite an)
million dollars for the project.
Leaving a eae oe Egyptian
Soviet Ambassador Daniel!
\Solod told reporters his govern-
jment still {intends to participate in}
the building of the dam on the!
Upper Nile “‘uniess there is some-|
thing In Egypt's agreement with |
the West which specifically ex-
cludes us.” e
The announcement of the West-
ern offer did not say whether it
ing barred but it was understood
in Washington this was a require-
ment, either explicit or implied.
The projected $1,300,000,000 dam |
is expected to increase Egypt's cul-|
tivated lands by a third. Detroit 1 a Eight Cities
to Up Operating Cost ported yesterday.
The chamber said a survey
PHILADELPHIA W — Operating showed tax revenues for Michigan
xpenses in Detroit and seven! and five other states averaged a
Eastern and Midwestern cities in-|105 per cent increase in the period
‘creased an average of 11 per cent) and operating expenses, excluding)
more than tax revenues between ‘fiscal aid to local governments,| Commerce of Greater Philadelphia|
Guatemala Endorses
Castillo Armas Rule GUATEMALA (®—The National
| Democratic Movement (MDN) of
President Carlos Castillo Armas announced its victory today in
Guatemala’s congressional elec-
tions.
The victory announcement was
no surprise. All candidates in yes-
terday’s balloting for the 66 seats
in Congress had promised to sup-
port the anti-Communist leader of
the revolution which ousted Presi-| dent Jacobo Arbenz Guzman and
his Red-dominated regime
months ago.
MDN candidates were mostly yn-
opposed except for entries of the
equally progovernment National
Anti-Communist Front in some}
races, The Communist party was
outlawed. ig Pilot's a Road Runner
LOUISVILLE, Ky. ®—A “Migs-
ing” pilot re-established radio con-
tact with Bowman, Field yesterday
just in time to head off a search.
He explained he had. to make an
emergency landing for gasoline—
on Indiana Highway 135.
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